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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
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% raau rsst ssass 81 asffa sassssn
isssiass rssar - garden ~ tiress fsssa 81
s 10 80 90 49, - ~. ps.s. e, g - 80, e.
small arnfsaf aawn hsiaras sssa
f.faau caitsss - iaff frlit trss.
.r-l' oiiy uatsf as ti.a' - rsf.as
astuam cottage lat aasiaa nlas gsfH frnii
aHa tsriss { hiasks sruna raY ilns q ess
TrgnE
room i.suss On r srrsos u.ar rar ice
a. rir Tsrfns
.room hoa.s Win ) s-rs sfousa slshig
esiutaisf sc ssi1 tssf = fruit 40 -.
t.feosH houss fssfus psnnisssa sired
sni ftpsf - sin a - TsffHs
- m.s sifsa = sisrfri. hshss q 81
tream nss nea.rn soitas. on queen
hfiANKH a sunrsAKrs 90
SO ii-l. utisntat ~ VAN fsgi lad i7qi
"a 80 -iissin 50 ard fssiI. iiE 80 $50
flaa Per srfH faf II sEfss fHssi iand FrfF
gose = seattle sasF terms fhts 4
o 60. -, ~ reasa ssefsru heuss IN excel,
tens iaFsttaHs SO zach. taHianHs aHe
e. nFs Fssfs 81 E rer cent
~ 90 e fafni Hlafafu hausF. ON Hatnisf
Hslahts Nfaat ief al inrrs =
mesfs Z asl laia srand tisw oniy
fls9 li,s.ies - - capitol ium u,e sash
talaHHe FadH HNu terms
80 Per acre faf ACRES ~ Columbia haif
cash hafgafH
SO w. acre - z aerss Lake wsahiasfaA
satefffaHt 80 cash. taianes "a
VA
O. iao-i.raafn rastars 81 Rainier usaeh. "A
hsfto So cash
80 - isis igsi south uurs tfiskr
yard fhiHd cash
o. 90 lears8 and Hftihbsd nrfe 81 malnlaf
HraCh FfnH lake cedar river -.
~ near car $50 canh
o. 1o- y fssf ~ nsinisf heights. asasl
Hffucffbla ftaH ~ lake tEIs IL =
bargain faf cash
" UAHaER a co
ffafn alna fIa f.iffrihff rrThanaa %
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Neu the answers g. snur Al whom
addressed "Care The star"
RArUs ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS, slruA.
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WANTED AND At orhtR
ADS. ONE CENT AowoRo.
one week, cents iino per
Insertion.
Seven words az fractions 81
words to tlu tine. cash Ia AL
vance when charged 60 ar.
count actual number 81 lines as
set vii be counted. Minimum
hlli fer an "adH Is cents ual
lard Want Al Agency. 4. a.
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city Hall
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HFNT MONEY
ANu 80 ru 80 CASH
HHHNU

NNN A
handsome fharfsIfFh
tern sit recon ard hHss
HFHHf HFnffauFiHa HaHaa
mission effrrf tau story
AarlIinn house everything
new and neat fine iafea
Lawn aud FrNnd ttaw - the
t4if Haunl and Mountains
HHae hHf hf three ear iiHea
fffeeH ftsf uIiruira ride I'm
ffafsneats 81 boz aud 1said
Tor
ff fau require 81 az 60
fata bone 90 little fnHnsf.
sHa fr4iif bus H faf lees
than IF ia wnrfh. FHH hAd
better afr us MONDAY
NuHEsFkN A. $50 FNt
tisliff nda
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KineSbury S. Hats

arc superb examples Of whai ~
llsh hat should be Spring I'D. :
" II. Hutchinson Cos, ma ~. .
aud union 81 -
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MINING

Best placer mining rropositiDe...
IN Alaska for the money. W.
cash. balance 70 be paid on. NJ Z,
the ground. Nine claims can
1911 Third ave.
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CLAYTON a0tS
at Nrw Nufk lHak



gao
Broom cottage modern iu every frausrt .
Fun4 residence district. fuatns nlasIf Az
faneed basement Improvements aN III and
rald Near md ave West and Clarified.
easy terms
$50
h.fenIn house. o. STORY. near afh avenue
nhh ! oct thftfN street. uHe tiuek 81 ar
Boo
Handsome ruow. faIi -frfv btfisr
cornrr iat. iust completed iaras rooms re'
.neHi foundation ana basement fasf terms
ti01 cash balance monthly
Fire Insurance
r p CLAYTON 4 SON
81 Is New York Hiuok
uoiuE east Must soii a-ruaa pe,, 6-,,,..
ana latsI 20 a ssrrifire. easy ravn,.rt.
20 Foei PARTY. See ifsrty II cole. i'm
f II
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NOTICE
Z Mn Hef ~ rcsF-snsthia saf fehta uiaae
Hf HH# ff Nance HT aasH ut FiHn uifflHNt
nsf sIEHatalV % sause Wa d hktr 90
Ndttla = hefc Eftan shat tfs annual
sfeek HatisHs Iurffiaa q thH tliigiih Alta
tnE aHt NHnnk Nt vii Ee heit az ere
vffass - thr rsulanf 81 Affade hNtE at
1 . ttsak 81 In. MAJ De- tea
a f.AAffl ~ fafraNIfnf
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NAfStEu REACH
TftE PLACE 10 AVE
EASY Tu REACH FAaV To MY
Beautiful iaeatan ou lake wHshIhaisa
she beet ard cheapest property - balna
aNl Investment schools rhurH haa STORES
CEDAR river watfH difarff aHd GRADED 81
sruos. aifnFalaa HfanI Views free Haald
GARDEN TRACTS
Han and quarter aafrs. iuaf Hhhf sou
are innk'nE fHf prices So ana 80 up nH
payments lees than rfHf TaHf Waahinstau
street cars asa At Weed a. HaIulsf
Beach. ~
q y HffnTEVANT. oanef
mi HuHfaa Hih ~ Rainier nauah 10
HHfTMH COVE
a9eN~ Nrieu1iH HlHHHfa turing HlfH. near q
u docks and fniun Pacific tuFina IN fine
- no advance. must sell VERY sssg
terms ~ per cent
ROSE NnkHM INNEHTMENr co
Wa Oriental findk Seattle TT
fsln~ fini f9sfnd. north ~ tho tfulaafsIle.
go down aHf 60 per month
ftst lot MNttas or 4 University fflIt Tho
cheapest property nn thn market for
fhe money tM down and $50 pei
ul0uth
BHuEN 4 unfr. "a Marion nids Ia
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SNAPS IL ACREAGE
raaf affss - f5ah tarur taad scar
81 HfiaH nEm HsHa fHasn fHfefuffssHl sHfsz
safas ~ iris r. tzssaHa as sTsliad taHaazaa
zss1 ~ tiathff tfHH - un sas1 tHHasas
FHgs nafss esss t. - frfen aa Hfanff
Fsasd thta is assltFH 81 tsfas EfaHs and e
bargain lFifT O. - tsfHss
esns aeFv ten bhess fSugn rrirsfsltY saf
3 aaT tsFms
SAITH q cuNHu
titHtz ksHatH utia
NAftfhH HfaEti
NuMN GARDEN TRAITS
AHs ftnrsf fHafsza aH fiar aaf aHasHz
slsH sNrT iifet sslH q sataf ri fwF uatsf HsaH
So fafs seafef He iasi shat fsss sHe
taaAfHE ~
IAtr AM o. RWrHN ACRES
HsiiHs ~ - HHa So w. IS skss
nsaashg to- asaAs
Efsff tssiF saas HsLaiss ftFaeh 70 The ia
80 kastfnH na fsha WasslaEtaa
fatF ears ~ HssHaesfrH FffFF4 fsas5f
lssets So NJ Wsssa 81 afflrs &c n4zalsF
tssat o.
D. HrrHTEFsNr uuusr
~ ia.lna - = Hsln.rf tearh -
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fAfHFnf- NM falTa
ffsa ~
uSE TltlRn CtHH nALANeE ~ uNE
NNhH
ThesH Is afs en zen a. tssfassn thita
ana ffesls#f a. aHf aaa essAs fHaf ssiss
siaf ssfaaffNs atiir ruu haea = WHuf.F
fIffa S. fhnasH ffafH sHH HaaHF 81 Nuf
ffnns Naaat4f ara Haks = sHsaH Hsppsfi
Unus ahstfaet = eufrrhsfaa
Ft.s is 80 lt w Aflfmli
tiss ffsss saf fefsfts Considered
Fanny INVESTMENT gstArkNF.
- - s5afsraH ufffi88aa
MARVIN
o. daa 4 iarss iaft e tfauflfa1 eaFusf ia8s
- feHt saait 20 r. Nfffh seat.
% 80 fatis eurusr ua gafsu knns ~.
s4fH - Nrf lnfufun present ini
fFNt sfssHnfs a. 500 NHnaa8iy
q - afns ffnutaKr NEizH Wsstiake az
ssttfh - isrunFa
We haze huHtfeta 20 haaaffai eusfarrs
elegant hafaas sfr lr The hssi reslhsnrr
serffans - che riiF Manf = thsss 90 D.
taarhf 81 tMa essf fasffasHs Hiaa
We nass fsaufifai fusiaef.as fnfs inrIuf
ma en- hsnflHs fisss nj ssH safss uieuni
A. 8. 49,, uAnyIN.s ckrrrat nm
ADDITION This ts neat isfia aalHisfI
shirh se ataii nlarH nn ttn MARKET ta fhs
nFaf fufnrN Or "a faafsd Hsfeeen fsff
and 4isf aFss AatnininN Cap4tai NIn 80.
me south anf ron rnisut - E-stF Naai
fsnss frasa So e. q Is y.sf II
We hsaH hIsHtsH fHf rect
We hsfe fHanrf 81 inan
vs. write insaranrs iu tsiIshis cdfn.
fauies
cuts p MkuVtN = aoSa 90
TfffMH EffnN fnf MAJ Hf.ftg
Hafh rkanns
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ahHatkAhs NNAfsHA ~
A ias4 n aa 2ie ufiHktal uaitlinE
Arfe Be- asianFsias E.tfi4aaa hish snd
tsfss sazsfH hasaa q aae ffae HaNa
rssf fsssHz fsatsH "a e1sia aaf - frun
9essf ssfsss# siase 60 80 saa - tsal o. 81
So tsaH s. psf Haasfh
rhfeN fassta haaaf l&niff - sstHa fsu
- WHh ffaif hair hsaa ffasa saF " GA
flne eamH. - ~ naasth
rffe fssaa hafss issaf Maalsan asf uns
o. sse 80 east
faaf fsszEa aattsrt Sc MattA q hive
yesf aaH ffs4ls thrss rtifkea saaA strs o1ls
htfsh fFasa 81 Nirn r. nlasntaina anf
ale 8 Sc Tafus nF ffsas - etassrs ir
aFtl<ftf
o. etfh two faslna vaftast ~ satfe see
hsn -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
sEAL tsrArE- coo,inssd

Meadow
dale
Acres
Ssfs = usasfa nssr ~.
maass ea 80 aFsai Serta.
en-. laslaaiss nsefs issa
aiis = uaisffreai 90 r-skss
saaast aa5 eeaFsisiaE aasfs
thsa ssss sefss. t.sfdsfsa ~
shs Hsaa.s 81 - set -
~uh - seattle Esssss To-
tsrasbsa q a. east Mar
u fhs tHssfs 49, tsss inls
rsessa - rs passsa.fs a.
stk4sa Faashss asrasas AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

CALHOUN DENNY a EwINa. iNr.
mfs1f Alaska uufidInr
fa.noe q iii Hblr corner aisf Ave over
taiEiHH lake Washington .sirEant
luHutiHu fHr fine home
y 20 90 Two fine luta near Klnnear renrkt
uHuhstuittitie sound view AZ toin.
lrN o. NJ 90 home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

NeHsi advanced sAiatlra people. VITAL
tnefs hanta transfers tiiafatus houses
ntthaAf srrufiif ialssst business ln q
rfiHsiqai slties feltnah. tia Walkrf build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12


iHH
sc - private maHey . han ~ ~
Wight 4 so ait uaiiaf IT
Ilth tNNNNENI LOAN COMPANY
Mi M4ttuH HHiAfinN
Advances WHmef g. all reliable aalaftat afns
Nfss - mFH uf wffnfNH5 mai GA their unfe
Nass isafnentH Ne n4Ehlistif Tow rates
Maltvt tn ttsh ga fsai vstatr III ttatteis,
= "a tinllaut a. kew fafk htfh 1t
~ $50 rr ifHs Eutt faAt estaia Nuafs
Neastf tN. .a MnEfaH hHfiaiuE
I lsssn un nianaH fHEnllHfe hufsna Hta..
Hn fstl estate Qf any Kind 90 feeuiltf Law
tehea murphy, 700 New faTh bia1h
Private mooney 80 taan an pisnnH fufhi
lHfu aeNina machines, % auY Eo,,i nevufs
nt rartfir ninah Nssisf and fccnnd
tHuHsh Nain Ara ana fah lt
Private uonei suA sstufiir aN taeifie
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IeHaIig pIeos % k.'ffee aensY 81 Ia
ne5!ts watches ieNeiff. lew intefsat n
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ttia hest rFirts paiH Car eli kinda setout
hand hHitash ttt furniture stoves ard ear
fsHta slsa onice fHHHttufr ~ ala kiuAH
sIaaE lslif 70 sagaH1 haHa safes and tash
fsafafHfH Nat BRENT fufHifufF Cos "a
sss IHHH sNf
est rfisr iaF seauiid haaa lafniiHfu MaIn
Az ind n lrf
Nalaas fatuitufe So easa hiahfat ifsesa
faf aeaesheid seosiH 1aia Firsi ave Aaia
HE# h lltn
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SOCIETY NOTICES

- ranens susfsatest pfleate
At issrsnn NaeeAhes retaple uh
aAk8 aga lTues daN and eNsniag
~ @aia isst I. sin
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WlHIl.EH q 1uH SHroN
naefaa it o. % napHs isiark
Phones Main "a. iua A ssis
u laa
5 acres rhnirr LnA cleared rafsl 4 ffnin
house. barn. running streams. Hufnr WAGON.
ehteke ns miles pn Huaaa. : tniirs frsm
beat laHalHF
So rsr Acre
Z fruit aui vegetable IsnH Will sell IH
lH.aefe fHaTfs fuileH b. taaf from seat.
tio rs minutes walk ffen taai handing
iNH
= acre Al iand - "a q waterfront
60 Ingm h-lse cstg terms
sfeeul and hath brand new cottage close
W. ~ Fremont nu car line. uHn =Qisstftfrffta
view Ihie rrnUcfty VIII double fnslie %
q year. nov a. the canat il eolnF o. D.
butt fftHo CO.. = few days Cd a.. SIS
cash. haltnre - month a. por cent
Yes hsd tsttsf 80 us about this
tfeem Fno1 h0use ana two lots hear
inr fruIf trrgH nnd gatdeu. Tfree blocks
itaH car 0he EHuN Niaw. un UainIrf
llriHhtH The luta aro Wafth enc fnunft.
Ahe haas7 70 f"uf present. 0niN faJ1 terms
fire iai 90 Tntcrbav. aa1fr5 q, .ua,
glosf - car limo and large faftrriss ana
in ilHe fHf railroads owner Fffsa0 suffer..r
ana fHust have tho money Prise az raff
a. aaf aftee Tor further particulars
AMERICAN u r co
a9io l1pnsrr Bfhg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

~ ~ ss.lll #f
Hlnaas coIHb White Iarh0rns are fhs
greatest layers ir the weird a. drmensiraf-
= - TIE EoeeInmHat espsHimeut statiaH-
egg laNiQN sfr4fn. EEEE g % per setting
y Nsefhsss, 1854 Wth Ave ~. fna phone
HaIs - "a saIs- f7afI1af TafF fU- 1faff-
sTs Weighing from I 90 - q 90 matched
teams se4ud anI FeHHzs nDthlru better
aIass SPOKANE Grain Co. Hofh Phones
sc IL
p asIs-nIihsfd hsks oFsHI 90 ea6-
sitieu Apply hloiei csfa. re First ~ Is
Per aais-Fins. Yoang shophsrd dar 40
hsIasse fhoEe 81 II
FoF saIe-LsYins hans sna belgian farf1
North satn ana suunEsiaa. Green Lake
MI liarte flaee IT
FW sals-fIns baby dafTisEs- hlsf II.
neN Ph1ne Nerth 80 -
q Fdana ~ no AasfaEs furniigrs
q reorns f1r ~ 80 haf cash
Y fooWs ilsf Good lacafi1u
rooms. naoI nsN dept coof farnitur.
une z h Hoii.ANb - aiob. rlas
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Tire r8en cattsss re ists CLOSE ~ ia
Boulevard fruit trssx bsfrV bushes
enlessn houses Priss o. -. terms Owner.
- Lstona ~ qrssn teks. -is
FINANCIAL,
r E1ah-PfFais faeasT ~ i9e fafs 4
lHfsHssf. osnsF 4 MsihefH Ns suf I'll
Eailsy bldg rooms 9 snd
flsTBsff Cpbef klfsasraan Eio5S
MnHaT 90 lean on improved and hnifnufqFeA
lily gIepsrfy farms ard timber lands Coz.
nsf Ffrs, ags. ana chsrry d. -tf
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tea Estats ant ChaftsIs, Houses. fsfHs
ana AgfssEs Ter HsHt o. sale 81 y fanss
tefa tegu 70, sullivan nidH Main iTlt.
md. u i71l a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

" Is HAssER a co
Main taos SO tHffutsf barge Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

past e ne ssass 49, - Qsssa
knas fl9I zaa az sstsiiaas 49,.
Eains uaih arv hss aHa h4es
n.tef tasa asarafsst
HHs easb faswrut ass sesg
tsruss ea rs asssTfsa rsFsasaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12
PERSONALS

febsala ai-easss ~ a#sfY nature rHftesss
rats fFeatet cuusal HHf Stefan flse iafs
T. View Vera Medical Institute ufneo ~
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fia@ - pdsais Hieasy b ian \
Missi ~ =, nAllsl =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

ssstseess-s-~-e- 49, - 49, 49,
hnsfsa rr uaftakc. convenient 90 eat ADD
faffis ElHre in
W have anfthef v DO wants Nafsnt hfis
a. HHfHaFF arf aHfIhaf she uHntH a
sfHafi phee suitable faf raising shhkfHs
We have others with mHnet tu invest. Nha
are laHhlnE fle snaps ~ any hiaa iH
FnuRfNNn a co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

CutH p MAuvtN = aoNa 90
TtftHU Floor sNks HfNp
Hafh rhaHns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

t.fggm house ~ stor,. near afb avenue
and i.asl ttfuy street. oue tiaeR o. al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-12

kfsassa hAs sfess.
staash EasaaFffes f2iisesa
ssstaa sna starr
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one ~ she hssf aoubis corners an north
adr. ia1fiN $50 " n ueYer. tsa teih
ave fhuHa Eaat lisi Ia
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-04
INCREASED EXPORTS
STRENGTHEN WHEAT
Opening in Pit Is Easy, but La
ter News of Day Renders
Market BulIish.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Tucrcascd ex-
ports of wheat and flour from the
United Statcs caused strength today
during the latter part of the wheat
market. At the close the May option
showed gain Of &c. Corn was up
ktaM Mc. Oats were nc higher Pro
visions were &c lower to zoe higher.
The wheat market opened a triflc
easier because of selling by pit traders
and commission houses. who were in
fluenced by lower cables and by a con
siderable gain in receipts AT MIN
neapolis and Duluth, where arrivals to-
day were nearly 400 cars in excess
year ago Elevator interests were
fairly active bidders for the December
option, and this demand held that de-
livery relatively firm
The market was also bearishIy af-
fected by the liberal primary move
ment. total receipts today being
1854, 900 bushels. compared with 9l7,-
cent with today, the total amount
being 1,l06,700 bushels. Sentiment
In the pit became bullish, and
throughout the remainder of the day
shorts were urgent bidders for wheat.
The market was further strengthened
by the assertion of an English crop
statisticiau. who claimed that the ex.
oprtable surplus of wheat for Russia
this year will not exceed 100000
bushels, as against I47 100000 bushels
last year, The visible supply figures,
which showed a decrease of $4,000
bushels, compared with au increase Of
almost 100000 bushels on one year
ago. were also bullish factor. The
market closed firm. May opened lsc
to Mc lower, at 771Sc to 77aic, sold of
to 77Hsc, and advanced TO 7SM67SHc.
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES
Open. High. Low Close
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-04
STIFF MONEY RATE
AND LIGHT TRADING
Market Still Strong in Spite of
Dullness and Small
Movements.
L0WER-PRICED STOCKS
MAKE GOOD ADVANCE
Ruling Rate for Money Is High
er Than on Friday; Relief
Expected Soon.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.--'The only effect
perceptibe from the stiff prevailing rate
for call loans today was a small volume
of dealings in the market. There was
no apparent inclination To sell stocks
and the small buying was therefore eff
fective IN advancing prices, The market
had an appearance of decided strength
throughout, in spite of the dulncss.
The strength was in evidence from
gree of apprehension over the threaten
ing conditions in the outside market.
The renouncing of the option on 100000
shares of Nipissing, which was an
nounced by the Guggenheims on Satur-
day after the market closed, aroused
fears of panicky conditions in view OF
the active speculation which has been
in progress in mining shares. After the
first downward plunge of Nipissing its
rebound and the development OF actual
strength in the outside market removed
the fears OF reflected damage from that
source
The notable price movements were in
the class of low priced stocks, both in
the railroad and industrial lists Prices
advanced In these in relays, and tho
constant rotation of the demand kept
up the appearance of strength in the
market when the large portion of the
list was practically suspended and mo-
tlonless. igh-priced stocks were firmly
held and there were strong examples
among them as well
The ruling rate for money was higher
throughout than on Friday, although
the p per cent maximum of Friday
was not touched. The sub.trcasury
shows an absorption of nearly $2,00O,O0O
already 10 figure in the new bank state
ment week. The Government institu~
tlon also was accredited at the clearing.
house this morning for over half a mil,
hon dollars. The supposition is general
that 1t will he several days before the
money market feels the relaxing effect
OF the return OF funds employed in the
December l settlements.
Time money was very strong There
was some protit-taking when money
went to The highest. at 25 per cent. in
the afternoon, but the closing was firm
and In course of recovery.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value, $2,0l0000.
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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PLENTY GOOD THINGS
NOW IN MARKET
TOkay Grapes Sell at Forty
Cents and Emperors at Fifty
Five per Basket.
FRESH RANCH EGGS
BRING FORTY CENTS
Supply of Fish and Game of
all Kinds Is Now
Abundant.

Mondays retail quotations on pro-
duce were generally lower than those
! Of last Saturday, owing doubtless TO the
| fact that the new arrivals for the
! week had not yet reached the stalls
on market row. Tokay grapes sold at
40 cents basket and the best En-
perors at % cents a basket. Oranges
retail regularly Mt from 40 to 80 cents
dozen, while the best apples, an ex-
ccllent variety. retail at four pounds
for % cents. The best pears sell at
two pounds for % cents
Irish potatoes remain, steady at 81 Il
buShcl, and sweet potatoes are selling
at seven pounds for % cents. Celery
sells at from ) to 10 cents bunch, and
pumpkins and squash retail at from >
cents TO 25 cents each.
Most of the staples remain the same
in price. Fresh ranch eggs sell at 40
cents n dozen and the best grade of
butter is selling at 40 cents a pound.
Toady's market will be well supplied
with good apples. beets. onions, etc
One of tho local wholesale firms received
a carload of apples yesterday from Mo.
roni Mortensen of Bear River City,
who, according to report. raised some of
the finest fruit in the West this year
Tho same firm received a carload of
apples yesterday from the American
fark LIVESTOCK ana Frult company
also n carload of cabbage from Provo,
and another of onions, beets etc, from
Garland.
The supply Of fish and game of all
kinds is abundant.
Wholesale Prices.
Timothy hay. sl7 per ton; alfalfa. $15
per ton; feed wheat, $50 per hundred;
oat straw. 40 cents per bale; oats, Sl.65
per hundred, rolled oats. $145; corn,
81 o5; chopped corn, Sl.35. rolled bar
ley. $l.40, high patent -four, 50;
straight grade, $l.70; bakers No. l,
Sl.40
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ADVANCE IN COPPER
AND TIN IN LONDON
Market Is Generally Firm and
Steady; Only Iron Shows
a Slight Decline.
-,
!. ! !. 1:

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The London
tin market was higher, with spot quoted
at fl97 los, and futures at the same
price, Locally the market was higher
in consequence, with spot quoted at
$43,15@43,25.
Copper was higher in the London
market, with spot quoted at flo3 and
futures Mt SOB LIS Cd. Locally the
market was firm. with lake quoted at
S22.50@2275; electrolytic at 500, l212
@22.37n, and casting at $22,50m22.75
Lead was steady and unchanged at
$5.T5@6.00. in the local market. In
London the price was a shade higher, at
sl0 Is cd
Spelter was unchanged at f2S in Lon
don and at S6,40@6,45 locally.
Iron was lower In the English market,
with standard quoted at sis Cd and
Cleveland warrants at 52s Cd. Locally
the market was firm and unchanged,
with No, i foundry, Northern, quoted
at 25,25@26.25; No. foundry, North
ern. at S2475@25.75; No. foundry,
Southern, $25,50@27.50, and No. 2
foundry, Southern, at s25.00@27.00.
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New York Flour and Grain.

NEW YORK, Dec 3-Flour-Receipts
$1,000 barrels: exports. 400 barrels
Sales. 1000 packages. Market steady but
dull. Wheat receipts, eos, 900 bushels
exports. 500 bushels; sales. $500. 0O0
T9sc elevator, No. red 7l2c T. o. b.
anoat; No. ! Northern Duluth. sage G.
t. f., Buffalo; No. hard winter nc C.
!. +. Buffalo. Up 10 the last hour or so
selling impeled by weakness in the
Northwest. 1t then turned stronger on
big clearances. the visible supply de-
crease and export rumors. closing un-
changed TO half net lower May S2sm
S4Ac. closed Sac; July S3sG S33c. closed
s31c; December so 5-16@S0Ec, closed
SOGC.
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Visible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-The visible
supply of grain Saturday, December l.,
as compiled by the New York produce
exchange, was as follows
Wheat, tl.557,0o bushels decrease,
SIS, 200 bushels.
Corn, 100000 bushels; decrease, 90,
600 bushels.
Oats. l2,f55.o00 bushels; decrease,
201 600 bushels.
Rye. l,4l9,000 bushels; decrease, 15,-
600 bushels.
Barley, 3,s50,OO0 bushels; decrease,
go 900 hnshnls
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