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New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
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VACATION IN The MOUNTAINS

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the
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pages 70 gives list Of 1O0 Hotels, toruee ana
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facilities attractions &c Vacation Bureau at s2S Broad
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given 20 all persons having
oairns against Charles H. Pohlman otherwise Chris
tian a. Pohlman. late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof 70
subscriber his place OF tranSactng business No
2O6 Broadway. in the City OF New York before
the 7th day Of November next
Dated New York the 28th day OF ApEiI 1906
JOHN p. SCHUCHMAN. Executor
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The best place TO spend your sumner vacation IS
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Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= AbneT G. Thomas. surrosa.s Of the County Of New
York notice ts hereby given 70 all persons having claims
sgainst Mary Duane Pe late Of the County Of New York
deceased with
subscribers at their place Of trnEacting business NO
Pine Street In the City OF New York. before
Dated New York the first day Of February. ieoa
ROWLAND PEilsLs
JAMES D. PELLh @A1S-l'1A
ANDERSON. PENDLETON & ANDERSON. Attorneys
for Executors. Is Broad Street. New York CITY
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UINrFRROT.T0M MAIE-IN PURsUANCE

VKYINTERBOTTOM, MAIE-lN RUhsuANCA
Wv OF an order OF Hon AbneT c. Thomas Surrogate
OF the County New York notice e hereby given 20 az
ne county 81 New York present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber at his pace o
trrortfnR business William Street, IN The city
~ New York third day O October n@tG
Dated Rev EOEk 9Th Gay @ March. A+lsh
1-O. y. NORRIS. Exsc1tos.
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,STANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate the County OF
New York hereby given to all having
claims against Sibbe D. Bullard, late OF the County
OF New York deceased to present the same With vouch
r1 thereof TO subscribers at their place OF
M business at the office Of Evarts. Tracy Sherman
their attorneys 60 Wall in the Borough
NTanhattan in the City OF New York. before
fifteenth day OF October next
dated New York. the fifth day Of April 1eOQ
FREDERIC L BULRAARD,
ELIJAH GEORGE.
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a PnPsnANCE on an ORDER o. HON.

a Abnsr G. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County or Hee
York noties hereby given 20 al persons paving claims
ri1se WILLIAM Conu. deceased, late or the county ot
New York 10 present the same with vouchers theeoE g
fhe FbscFibsr her place OF Lensacti18 -
80 h@r attorney. l. Wells No. SS PARK How,
eo-o,SR az Manhattan. IN the City of New York on o.
Esfor0 IRE 18th day Of July next
mad New York. the Ilth day of January 1909
MARY s. CONkLIN, AdunntslratTlz
p L WELLS Attorney for AdminiHtFetrlE No % FarH
Row Borough OF Manhattan city OF Ne" 4oFA
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HONOR

able Frank 7. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County
Of New York notice hereby given to all persons having
claims against Henry J. Hayne late OF the County
New York deceased TO present the same. with vouchers
thereof the subscriber at place tranGacting
business, Office SheaFman e. Sterling
Street. New York City, before the 2sth day q
August, 1908
New York February q. le0a
ALICE =. HAYEE, Executrir
sHEARAGAN & STERLING. Attorneys for Exscutrz a
Wall Street. New York City.
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n PURSUANCE UT AN UNDLN UF HON.
IL AbneP C. Thomas Surrogate the County OF New
York notice is hereby given to al persons having claims
York deceased present the with vouchers there
o subscriber his place OF business
OF StOddart & Marshall. Is
Borough OF Manhattan. n the City of New York on or
before the goth day OF September next.
Dated New York, the 18th day Of March. 1908
AUBREY BENNETT, Executor.
sToDDART & MARSHALL, Attorneys for Executor. II
William Street. New York
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Frank T. fitzgerald Surrogate q The County o.
York is hereby given TO ali ler-ols L-ls
claims against Robert scksls. late q the Gosy S 80
% the subscriber At bis place @ tEanaetn business &o
SS Barclay Street IN the City 01 New 4o5E On OF pol9
the LIST day of December next.
Dated New York. the 19th cay 9L Nay, 49,
JAMES ARMSTRONG Atty. sor EHsoutor. No q Nassau
CITY.
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Abnsr C. Thomas. surrosats o. ne County o. ,, NsS
sat sib.rt Pitkin late o. the County Of New YoTk
the same win vouchers tneel1 20
sSscTfscrs st their place OF transaeting business ee
p strong. at NO 644 STATE street. h Sus
CIV Of sShenscaAy n Y. on OF before tnS 4sta cay OK
August next ~, ,o., H. - r,.bry,orv 1a0a
AETsID C. PTTKIN A1DNzO n sttu4sS Ss s---euo'ts
~ t6s Iast Will Of Albert J. Fltkln. deceased
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

NfINTON, CHARLES TN PURSUANCE
4aA Of an order OF Hon Abner C. Thomas surroxats
the County Of New York notice is hereby given all
persons having claims against Charles T. Mnton
the County Of New York. deceased present the
with vouchers thereof the subscriber place
transactng business. No 50 Broadway, in the City of
New York, on before the LIST day Of August next
Dated New York the ga DAY Of January. 1900
PECKIAAf MILLER q KING. Attorneys for Executor
so Broadway, New YorE City.
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ragion. With 'ts pTivate parlEs and enttage ne.
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Los ANGELES, Nov. 27.-Trading In all lines
was was brisk today, with all commodities very firm
turkeys are already the feature. with the Job,
ping price considerabl yin advance OF official
quotations lowering about 25c Local ranch
eahuied Eggs were advanced TO 4Oc lnls morn
ing, and Northern ranch and fresh Eastern to
orc. The market is firm, receipts having Deen
reduced to almost nothing by the cold weather.
EGGS-Local ranch, candled, 40c; Northern
ranch, candled &c; fresh Eastern, SIC; selected
storage csc.
BUTTER-Local creamery roc: valley cream
cry, cry, fancy. 671a@70c; coast creamery fancy
6t21ag65c; coast dairy, choice 5715@6oc; COOK
CHEESE Northern, fresh 15c: Anchor. large,
l1c; Anchor, Young America. 1Sc; Anchor. hand,
ISc Eastern singles, 1914 @17c; Eastern Twins,
I.onghorn, 17@171hc: Eastern dairy, 17917Hc;
Swiss, imported 2S@29c; Swiss domestic, 2Oc;
Limburger. 1Sc: brick cream. 2oc
= .PoULTRY-Buying prices, 1--we weight. a 10.
young roosters, 14c; fryers, 15c; broilers, 11c;
old ROSTERS, 9c turkeys. 17c; old toms, lie;
young TOMS 1ec; hen turkeys. 17c; geese. loc;
dressed, Ib-Hens, light weight, 1Ic; heavy
weight 18c; young roosters. 21c; rryers &c !;
bmroilers bro 22c; old roosters. 13c; turkeys 22@2Sc;
2lc; geese. lOc: ducks. lie; squads. s. dozen.
POTATOES (cwt)-Idaho rurals. $l.o5; Bur
banks, 1.50@1.65; choice. 81. Lao; Salinas,
"a az eo2 Highland slS swees potatoes
oNIoNS-Yellow Danvers, s.: 2591 90; North
ern, 81 .25@1 so; garlic, Sc; chilis, green. &c;
MeyaPorated zoe; sun dried 2oc; srGuna5 pune Se
BEANS (cwt)SPink, No. 1. 81. 1903; No. 2.
S2.eoas; do 81 small q W White. No. Is eo@s; ;75
black eye, S3.75@4; Garvanzas, S4.2og4.oVi len
HONEY 1b)-oomb, water white. 1ec: light
water white, 60-lb cans 7@7hc; extracted
white, 60-lb cans, 6h @7c; light amber, ogo1sc-
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
wheat and other Grains

wHEAT-Freights continue as previously
quoted y5 Ror Wheat Sss a. rs Sa usual
of the chartering is for barley.
Chicago showed no change yesterday Argen-
Francisco market for cash Wheat showed fur
ther change, but DECEMBER es 1i was as lS4c lower.
California Club, $1.22h @1.25; do, milling.
S1.271a; California White Australian, s1325a a
1.371a; lower grades Of California. $1.1o@1 20;
stem, $1.35@ 40; Northern Red, $1.221a @1. "a ~
FUTURES.
10 to 11:90 o'clock Session.
May Spuol Psn' slsI Sn s1sY 81" si.s1 se
DessTSeF s La ,1;2 22% ss,na.s s2S
of NJ Feed at s1.laN and 1000 sacks at
dation in December depressed futures about
CASH BARLEY.
Good TO choice Feed, spot, S1.1oQ1.13% !;
and Shipping, $i.15@1.l7h per ctl; .Chevaiier
$1.1o@1.15 for poor to common and sl.2oQ1 %
FUTURES
10 to 11:30 o'clock Session.
December X. 10 i.io i.osa i.osH
lent and continuous, and Black for this account
change The demand for Feed is merely fair.
Good to choice Red, for feed, 81 40G so; COM
mon to fair, 81 130@i. .371a; Red, for seed, 81. 80
@1.65; White. Sl42M 6155; Black. $1.6o@
2.25; Gray, s1.421b@1.60 per cti.
State for feeding and grinding continues active.
with the supply not up to the demand. The
local market continues dull and nominal.
California. s1.5o@1;65 for small round yellow
other kinds, nominal; Western spot. sacked.
Yellow, $1.85; White, s1.S0@1. .32h; mixed.
Si2I "; Western, to arrive, sacked, mixed,
S125; Yellow, $125@127h; White $1.25@
1.27H; White Egyptian. ST. 25@1 80; Brown
Egyptian. 81 1914 Oils per ctl.
RYE-The local market continues dull, but the
interior demand is reported active, with prices
drm California, S1.421k @1.45 per ctl; Utah.
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CeneraI Mercbandjse

BAGSEGrain Bags. June-July.. So %@sBe;
Wool Bags. 2s1ac for BIB and 43c for Alb
nstoa Meesep bestsp H s sfo tS& Coos sy so
Richmond S12; Cumberland, $14 in bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Camel $40 per ton; Coke. $40
per ton In bulk and S17 In sacks; ROCKY Noun
tain, nominal.
OILS-Quotations are for barrels. for cases
add SC. Linseed, 54c per gallon for boiled and
SIC for raw; Castor Oil, In cases. No I, Zoe;
Bakers AA, cases, $l.26@1 .2si Lueoi. soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut. cases. so4
90c per gallon: 'Cocoanut OH. in barrels 5sc for
Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleaehed
on, 65c; natural Whale on. soc; extra winter
strained Lard OIL s5e; No Lard OIL. CSC;
Pure Nsatsfoot OIL 75c; No 1 Neatsfoot OIL;
Fish OH. s s5e Paint & Oil, .O- s5e On. SD 80
COAL OIL, GASOLINE OIL. ETC.-water
white Coal on, from tank wagon. 1O@11c;
Astral lie; Star. tic: Extra Star. zoe: Elaine.
26c; Eocene, Ice; Stove Gasoline, in bulk, 171ac;
in cases. 24c; motor Gasoline, In bulk. 171ac;
In cases. 24c; No. Engine DistilIate iron bar
more: Benzine, in bulk, 121ac; in cases. 19c;
S6-degree Gasoline, in bulk, SOC: in cases. sec.
TURPENTINE-93c per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, s6s15c
per ID; White Lead. s@s15c. according to
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed, 4. zoe; Powdered.
AGO; Candy Granulated 46Oe; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated, 4.50c: Beet Granulated. 600
Magnolia A 4.1Oc: Extra O, 4Ooc: Golden G.
390c; d, 3.soc; II. E. Crystal Dominoes.
750c: Tablets, half-bbls. sc; boxes 5.25c per
lb. Barrels and 5o-lb bags 10c. halfbbIs 25c
and boxes 5oc more per 100 lbs for all grades.
No order taken for less than 10 barrels or its
equivalent.
California Fruit Gamers Association quotations
for 1906 pack, T. o. b..
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks firm. Call money 4d6 per cent.
Silver SIC lower. Cotton declined SOFA points.
Local stocks featureless, with decreased trading
December Wheat Barley lower Cash quotations unchanged
good demand and firm Beans in fair request
Active and improving demand for Flour Middlngs higher
Heavy arrivals of Feedstu passing quickly into consumption
Demand Tor Hay still excellent and prices firm.
Wool unchanged. Hops quiet Hides firm everywhere
Grain Bags for next years delivery quoted higher.
Canned and Vegetable stocks considerably broken
Quicksilver in good coast demand and hrm
Beef easy Mutton steady Pork firm Cured Meats selling we'll
Good Potatoes in demand and firm. Onions still weak.
Turkeys open the day firm, but weaken off later
buoyant and higher Eggs lower Cheese unchanged
Fresh Fruits in good demand and firm.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO; Nov. 27.-Business in the wheat
pit was dull for the greater part of the day
many traders being disposed to await the out,
come OF deliveries on the first of the month
Early In the session cash interests and commits
sion houses were fair bidders for the December
option but offerings small. This demand
partly offset the bearish effect produced by in
Later in the session feeling in the pit became
somewhat heavier. Longs sold December during
the last hours. The market closed barely
steady. December opened &c lower at 7sxc.
sold up to 735se and closed unchanged at 73Xc
May ranged between 1880 and 7S8s @7sZ and
closed at 7shc. which was 1sc lower than yes
terday.
Firm cables and a liberal decrease in the
amount of contract grade in Chicago caused
lively demand for corn. which held Arm all day
December opened unchanged to q shade higher
si.. at 42Es 94sc, sold up to 4sg4sAc and
and 43Hc and closed at 43sl Q48Nc u
Oats were quiet and steady. The feature of
trading ives the selling of May by a leading
bull 10. That option unchanged at s8Ac, sold up
between 34Ac and 35c and closed at 34Tsc
Provisions were firm on good demand for
close January pork was up 12hc. lard was up
LOG and ribs were 715 @10c higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York Cotton Market


NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-COTTON-The Cot
ton market took an upturn this morning in re-
sponse TO cables. but it headed downward on
proht-taking sales. New Orleans and Wall
street houses sold rather heavily and by the
middle of the afternoon the decline had ex-
yorable, and movements showed slight in
crease over the last few days. The situation
was disturbed somewhat by virtual corner in
the November option which bid up sharply
about 30 points over last nights close The
interest in this position is always small and
consists almost Of hedging. The selling Of so
much long cotton made the market susceptible
TO brllish attacks and raids by professionals
caught by stop loss orders in the latter trad
ing. The market appears TO be pretty well
Friday. which is the first notice day, traders
don't expect much further decline. Southern
spot markets steady and unchanged to Mc
higher.
Futures closed 45 points net higher on No
vember and IL to IA points lower the later
months.
Receipts for today were $4,000 bales, against
10000 last week. and S5. 500 last year. The
weather on the whole, was fairly favorable.
with somewhat unsettled weather in Texas and
with fair TO cloudy weather predicted for to-
night and tomorrow The South is certainly
in control of the Cotton situation.
Prices brokers were reported heavy buyers
yesterday, and the interest sold Cotton
around the top to check too rapid advance, but
accumulated tTl more on recessions
confidence in the cotton market that has not
been seen this season. The market wants TO ad-
vance and the bulls convinced that the
spot situation, which is the real basis of every
honest future market is such makes higher
prices Inevitable. There has been no change
that they are growing acute. Prices
in all grades advanced rapidly"
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beams and Seed.

Changes in Beans have been few and unim-
portant of late. Limas continue strong and the
otner descriptions rule steady to firm. There
Is sui a good demand for overland shipment and
the Coast. The seed market remains as before
BEANs-tper ctl)-Bayos, s215Q2.45: Pea.
large Ia, White, $2Q2. So; Pink, 81 90Q2 20: Red,
SsSI0gS; Lmas.g s4.35Q4. so; Red Kidneys
nominal at So 5Oa4
,.sEEDS-BrownF Mustard. 425@4 90; Yellow
mustard. nominal; Flaxseed So: Canary 41s@
44Ec; Alfalfa, I3e; Rape, 1@31ac; Timothy 58
Saa.' Stac' Sap Temp. 5c per lb; Millet, 31ac; Broom
60 RadED Sadia , PEAS.Niles. nominal Green Peas,
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Hay and Feedstuns

The very large arrivals Of Bran and Feed
from the north Monday have taken the edge
on the recent enormous demand for the moment,
but the market shows no weakness and the
trade expect renewed hrmness as soon they
are cleaned up. Midlings are higher.
The arrivals of Hay yesterday were 40 tons.
all cars. The situation continued as firm as
ever, with the demand active. particularly for
the finer grades
BRAN-s20@22 per ton.
MlDDLINGS--$21Ql30 per ton.
SH0RTS- -$20622.50 per ton.
.FEEDSTUFFS-Ro Barley. $23 50d25:
Mixed Feed, $23@25; Oilcake Meal in 5-ton
case t1es s. s4oSo No., 5pb6ng 81 per tom cocosnut
9,rdcn ion lots; jobb $25; Corn Meal, ssoq3l:
Broom Corn Feed, 90c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal
carload lots $1,000 jobbing. s2l per ton; Meal
laI5a, II $50; 30; jobbing. $2I.
" y neat. SIT .5OM1s.50; other grades Wheat. S14
glo Wheat and Oat, Sl5Q20; Tame Oat. $12@
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CANNED yEGETABLES-Peas. extra fine
sifted, 81 20; extra stfted. $1-15; String eBans,
Tomatoes, 215c ID; standards, S215 GS5c.
CANNED SALMON-Prices of Alaska Salmon
red. S5c; pink. Soc.
.CoRDAGEs-Manila. 15zc: sisal, 1ozc; Du-
QUICKSILYER-S37 .50@39 for local trade
and nominal per flask for export
&c: 1O0-ib cases Whole Cod. 4lkc: do extra large,
&c; do imitation Eastern, &c: Norway, 4c:
Anchor Brand 4c Narrow Gauge, 4I5c; Silver
King. 61Ac; Golden State Middles, &c; Seabright
Blocks. 615c; Crown Tablets. &c; Pearl Tablets
71ac; Boneless. 9@e14c; Pickled Cod. barrels,
81 20. Net cash to the Jobbing trade.
SALT-Local Jobbers quote follows. Half
bales, s1.25 each; Rock Salt. s5@5.50 per ton:
Imitation Liverpool, $11 per ton: do bales, 81 75
each. There is no genuine Liverpool on the
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Rostnn WonI Markc

BOSTON, Nov 27.-The wool market is
strong with hardening tendency 1t appears
undoubted that the worlds clip of wool will be
needed to supply the demands of the increas-
ing number of buyers. Sales include Idaho,
Montana Wyoming, Nevada and New Mexico
Fine and fine medium clothing brings from Zlc
to 23c, according to shrinkage and quality. Ter
ritories are transferred heavily. The secured
basis of territory wool is strong at 70@12c for
fine staple. 67@6Sc for fine clothing, and 55@
57c for quarter blood. Pulled woods continue In
demand. Foreign grades are steady.
Quotations: California (scoured basisl
Northern choice, 67@6Sc: Northern good. 65Q
6sc; middle county, 65@66c; Southern 62@63c;
fall free, 54155c
Oregon (scoured basis. Eastern, No. staple
70@72c; Eastern No. 1 clothing, 6S@1oc; valley
No. L. 60@62c.
fine medium, 6S670c; medium, 65@66c.
Territory, ordinary (scoured basis), hne 67@
Csc: fine medium 66@770c medium, 63@65c.
Pulled wools (scoured basisl, extra, 69@71c:
fine, 63@6ec; A supers, 5695ec; B supers, 40
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New york Gra,n and Producc

NEW YORK. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
81, 600 barrels; exports. 1900 barrels sales. $500
WHEAT-Receipts, l45.300 bushels; exports
10000 bushels; sales. 1850. 600 bushels futures
Spot easy: No. red. T9'sc elevator and 81 &c
f. o. afoat; No. i Northern Duluth, $3.50 c.
1. +. Buffalo; No. hard winter TIC Trade In
wheat was narrow again today except for Decem-
Der wheat, which weakened in the afternoon
under liquidation The market acted steady on
light speculative offerings and closed net un-
changed
May. 50 sle@s4 7-lec closed s4%c.
HOPS-Easy.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI-Steady
PETROLEUM-Steady.
CoFFEE-Futures closed quiet at net de-
cline of 5@20 points. Sales 81 75o bags. includ-
ing December at 5.s0c; March, 6io@6 15c;
May. 8.25@6 S5e: June, 6.4oc; July, e4o9e. 45c;
August. o55@6. 6oc; September, 6.55@6 CSC. and
october at o.eo@6 7oc Spot Rio quiet; No Z
invoice, 7asc. Mild steady.
Il-Iec; centrifugal Se test, 8 27-s5c; molasses
sugar, 1-l6G3 1890 Refined STEADY.
DRIED FRUITS.
EVAPORATED APPLES-The market IS very
have brought 71Ac. although 7Ac seems to be
about the outside figure generally speaking
High choices are quoted at SIC: choice 7A "a
Sci prime, 7AQ715c.
PRUNES-Are in fair demand, with quota
tons ranging from Sc to &c for California grades.
APhICOTS-Are nominally unchanged, with
cnolce quoted at 16c; extra choice, 17@1sc; fan
PEACHES-Are unchanged. with naw cron
cnolce quoted at l2c; extra choice, 12hc; fancy
RAISINS-Continue in good demand. with of
ferings comparatively light Loose muscateI sra Ur
don layers, $f.6521.75 w. .1oA-
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Flour and Farinnceou. GOOD.

Everything under this head continues in good
demand and firm. with the volume of trade in
naceous goods is large, but is rapidly taken.
FLOUR-California Family Extras, 81 .6J@
DO. usual terms; Bakers Extras, $4.40@4. rs;
Superfne. p s.. .30@3. go; Oregon and Washington,
FARINACEous GooDs-Prices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour, $3.25 per 100
lbs Rye Flour, SS.75; Rye Meal, $3.50; Rice
$3.75; oat Meal, S450a4.75: oat Groats, Sab;
Hominy. s3.75G4: Buckwheat Flour. $4,000
415; 1y; Cracked Wheat So. 10; Farina. "a 80;
Sos; in sacks, s6.50Q7 so: Rolled Wheat,
bbls, $3.50; in sacks, $40; Pearl Barley, $8:
Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas So. go per
100 lbs.
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Money on call firm,
<a41 per cent: ruling rate. 5A per cent;
closing bid 4 per cent; offered. a. per cent
TfIe loans duIi and steady: sixty days, y
per cent: ninety days, 7d7iz per cent; six
Prime mercsnfiie paper. 6d6h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with sctual busi-
ness fn bankers bills at 81. SJ65@ 4-s5FO for
demand ana at 81. .sO45d "a $3.50 for sixty day
bills.
Posted rstes SlSS04S65h.
Commercial bills. 81. S025.
Bar silver. 69Sc
Mexican dollars. $50
Government bonds. weak; railroad bonds,
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Receipt. of Prodnce
THE STOCK MARKET
All Stocks Featureless, With Decreased
Trading In the Southern NeYadnn

There were features worthy of extended
comment on any of the exchanges yesterday
Local securities continued sluggish with a
rather higher quotation of $40 for Onomea
Sugar and weaker feeling in Associated OIL
which declined to 52&c-
Normal conditions prevailed In mining stocks
In both Comstocks and Southern Nevadas some
were higher and some lower The majority
OF fluctuations In the Goldhelds, comparing
closing quotations with those OF the preceding
day, were lower Most OF the Comstocks on the
contrary were higher. The volume OF business
In the Southern Nevadss showed considerable
shrinkage.
The proposition of Bond Exchange brokers to
unite trading in mining stocks with that in
local securities In some form or other which
has been under consideration for some little
time, will come up before the San Francisco
Stock Board today. 1t still vague and win
probably cause good deal OF discussion and
negotiation before any definite action is taken
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-28
Cash Grain and ProvisIon.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27-Cash quotations we're as
5s@s4c; No s., 7s@sse; No red, 75hc; Hyso. 70.
oats. sake; No. 2 white, s5Q36c; No. 8 white.
32H @35c; No. rye. 64h @65c; fair to choice
mailing, 4S@53c; No: 6axseed $l.11ia; No.
$3.50; clover, contract grades, s134O: short
ribs, sides Ooose), $S@s. s.621a: mess pork. per
sides (boxedl. Sss71z@ so; whiskey, basis of
high wines