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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
Imported Jap Crepe l5c a Yard
Lace Striped
Lawn l2hC Yd.

20c and 25c values; white; pretty
striped and corded effects; excellent
for waists, full costumes and children's
wear. Third floor, Monday, 121sc yard.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
$7.48 Curtains at $4.9S
w WOmen'S l7C
Stockings at lOC

Fast colors in black or tan; seam
less strong cotton stockings. Extra
good values at tic. Monday, aisle 6,
for 10c.
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nrtrd Fruits in New York

Late Man sdvices from New York say Of Dried
a quieter market Is reported for spot seeded
rsistns Recent arrivals have supplied 5oboers
and the necessity for purchases 20 MI n STOCKS
pending deliveries on contracts, has been re-
moved. While first hands ind the market quiet
the distribution through tobb.ng channels con-
fiuues on q liberal scale. Offerings from the
coast sre tight. there being few ptckers IN q
position 70 accept further orders. The demand
for forward shipment, however. is SOW. While
Sik M10c Z. o. 4. coast are the quotations on the
fancy lib cartons available. occasional diverted
cars or stock in transit. on which the owners
Sre disposed 10 take their profits. sell at little
less than the inside figure. California London
LAYERS on the spot are easier and onered from
si55 for 3 crowns. Malaga rsisins are in IN
creased demand for the Christmas trade but
stocks are light and the market is hrm. Cur
rants unchanged.
"A good business is being done In the larger
sizes Of prunes on the spot. though II is on the
hand -tO-mouth order for the most part. Win
available supplies Of 30s and 40s scarce. these
counts are he q with confidence. nor Is there any
disposition TO shade prices on SOS. which are
coming in for s larger snare Of attention on ac-
count Of the scarcity Of the larger fruit. The
intermediate and smaller sizes. however. are
neglected and the tone Of the market for these
IS rather easy Comparatively few orders are
now going out 10 the coast. where the market Is
strong the z o. b. big basis Of - FOR POS. &c
for 4os and 27S G3c for smaller sizes. Stocks
business is being done in goods In IT lnst. where
the offerings contain a reasonable percentage OF
the most desirable sizes. Sales Of several cars
were reported on Saturday at a shade under the
Z. o. b. coast prices. JObbers report fair de-
mand for peaches, but there is not much being
have little TO ofer for shipments from the coast
Apricots are IN similar position
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wa-street stocks steady. Money nominally per cent
Cotton from to Is points higher.
Silver advanced Sc Exchange undisturbed-
City bank exchanges gain AS per cent over 1905.
Local securities sell fairly. Mining stocks weak
Wheat still dull and eatureless Barley higher and strong
Oats steady and in demand Corn dull.
Hay trade troubled by shortage Market bare.
Feedstuffs firm and in light supply. Beans quiet.
large lines of Eastern Potatoes headed this way
Turkeys in oversupply and lower Game steady.
Eggs, Butter and Cheese generally steady to firm.
Lemons higher. Oranges and Apples weak.
California Hams lower and California Compound Lard higher
Hops fairly active and steady Wool and Hides firm.
Beef very firm. Mutton easy Hogs selling off we'll.
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New York Grai- M" "-~Sr--


ea 4SsA exports @fs $500
dun. but steady; Winter patents, ss,1oG4; win
sofa bakers. ss.4o@3.so; winter low grade.
WaEAT-Reeeipts. $1,000 bushels. exports.
5000 bushes Spot. easy; No 2 red. 7she ele.
punh an Sac suS No haHd n
ter. 5sstc G. {. {. Buffalo. Sharp declines oc-
liquidation. larger farm ' oaerinSs. weakness in
Western markets and easy cables. Last prices
were NC to &c net lower. Sales included No.
$50 $751; '0Ae' December 80 i-i'aS0se' closed
Hors-ouIet; State common to choice 1906,
19@25si 1905. sale; Pacific Coast. 1906, 12@
- IiTpE;s-steSdy; Galveston, 20 to q pounds.
60 csl 81 q to % pounds, &c; Texas dry,
wooI1steady. domestic neece s5Gssc
81 s end R,, renned ~ norS
CoFFFF-Futures closed steady at net ad-
estimated Mt SO, $50 baes. including J nuary at
5.40c; March. 5.65G5.70c: Nav. 5.S0@59oc:
Ivy by 6gS;o5c; September ely@s.2oe Spot
Cor,lova a@12e
(. SUsssIR@R.y; steady; fair rsanlpz. 3 s-isa
No. 6 4.soe: No !. sssc: 10 s. 200 90 S4e 3,
No. is. ,sooc: No. a. ss5c: confectioner So 4.
4e0c; mod A. 5.15c: cutloaf 5.5oc: crushed.
soc; powdered, 4.90c: graduated 4.soc cubes.
505c
BUTTER-Firn. Official prices: Renovated
to extra. lS624isc
CHFFSF--Frm. unchanged.
FGGS-Weak. Western. average prime. 2S1b
@e9c; official price-frsts, 2s@ 29c; seconds, %
DRIFD FRUITS.
EvAPoRATFD APPLFs-The market is quiet
ed at So. Coo; choice. $40: prime, sAc
PRUNES-Are less sctive than a few DAYS
ago. but offerings OF spot are light and prices
ho'd firm nj 3d9c for California fruit
APRICoTS-Are confident Of maintained
market Choice, Ice: extra choice. 17G1sc: fan
cy.r 1S6'oc
pFArHFS-unchanged. with choice at 12c;
extra choice. 121sc; fancy. he.
RtISINS-Are in light demond at the mo-
ment. with loose Nrscatei Quoted At 71.MSD =:
seeded raisins, s410c; London layers, Sl.45@
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, Future Grain md Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Sentiment in the wheat
pit was bearish ali day and the trading was
In small volume. The inactivity was credited
by brokers largely 70 the approach OF the hoii-
day The decline at Liverpool was the
principal factor IN the of the day. Com
mission houses end local Longs lad wheat for
sale the entire day. but the demand was slack.
The market closed weak, May opened I'M
changed TO he lower at 1SA G7Sasc to 7Sssc.
sold OF to 7s@TSisc and closed OF &c to Hc
at Tsi< G7SAe.
ing. The market closed week with prices close
to the lowest point OF the day. May opened a
shade to * lower at 43lac to u "a nc. sold of
The weakness of wheat and depressed the
oat market and caused considerable selltn-.
May opened unchanged at 36G 36Ikc. sold off to
rs Il and closed Isc lower at 35 = a 76c.
Provisions were firm all day because Of the
continued small receipts of live hors. At the
close January pork up 121he, lard was 10c
higher and ribs were up sc.
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10. AnreIe. Nfnrkef.


Los ANGELES. Dec. 15.--Trading continued
GOOD in all lines OF produce today snd was ex-
ceptionally heavy fer the weeks end
There were no price chances worth. NOTING.
Receipts today were--E,-ra. 100 cases: Butter,
1877 pounds; P1tatoes. 61S sacks; Beans S4S
sacks. Onions. 237 sacks.
EGGS--Local ranch. carded. 49, northern
ranch. candled 3Sc: fresh Eastern, Csc: selected
storage. 2sc
BUTTER-Iocal creamery. 77isc: valley
creamery. fancy. 75077e: coast ere merry. fancy,
5o9 52lsc; coast dairy. choice, 60g75c; cooking.
CHEESE-Northern. fresb, lie: Anchor. large,
lie: Anchor, Young America: lSc Anchor. hand.
1sc: Eastern SINGLES 1914 @17c: Eastern twins
l6Ml6isc; Eastern cheddars. 16@l8l%c: East
ern longnoms l75ac: Eastern daiTy, 7tsc: S yiss
imported, 2slp29c; Swiss domestfc, Zoe; limburg.
or. 1sc: brick cream. 2oc
POTATOES Ga cwt;,-Ieaho rurals. si.es;
Colorado. Sl73: choice. SI.S5d14o; Salinas
sI-9,@2 HI bland sl.75: Sweet Ptntoes
$3.50; watscnviile. $i.s5@ I'D: Nevada So;
0reron. s .c5.
ONI0NS-YeIlcw D nvers.s $1.c5 northern,
s1.25: G rlic. &C.: ellis green. Be-: evaporated
INC: sun-dried. 17iSc: rrornd. PIC: Mexican
bulk. l2i5 Gi5c: northern. $1-25.
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THE COPPER STOCKS.

BOSTON. Dec. i5.--Greene was again the most
nctive stock IN our market II is officially an
nounced that Co'e End Ryan have obtained CON
troll and Will consolidate the Greene with Cana
nes- The new company will be TIE. Greene
Canrnea Copper comp.nv: authorized. capital
iz-fion. 500. 900. 600: $4,000. 600 stock IN the
treasury and $50 600 600 stock issued. mar value
$50 There viii be more than $4,000. 900 in the
treasury OF tire two subsidy comp~nies The
basis OF exchnn-e WIN be $40 600 900 for the
Greene and $50 GOO. 900 for Csnanea. Ofncers:
T. F. Co'e president: W. G. Greene. vice presi-
dent: directors. all Co'eRyan with the excep-
ton Of Greene: Mnnesots corporation with
n IN office in Duluth and another IN New York
For each share OF Greene now he'd the holder
VIII receive and ha'f shares in the new
company: for each share OF Can-nea Central the
holders VIII receive one and two-thirsis shores
Of stock. After the exchange OF stock there
viii be in the treasury SIT 500 000 Ii shon,d be
remembered thst there is s. stili unpaid on
Csnanea Centrsi STOCKS.
Anna AGGRAVATED Copper-New York houses while
protesting the greet test faith in the future OF
shares. state that II takes too much money 10
carry them at present. market rates -. B
Giroux-The management Is DRIVING work and
expects TO have the smeltcr in operation In the
near future
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Twenty-Five Graduates Take Part in
Programme Of Tire Elementary De-
partment and Receive Friends

The graduation exercises of the ele-
mentary department. of the State Nor
NAL Training SCHOOL. at Buchanan and
Waller streets. were held Friday after
noon. twenty-five students being
awarded diplomas by the institution.
The programme was an interesting one
and was attended by several hundred
friends and parents of the graduates.
1t was followed by a reception.
1.le graduates of .the school were
Percy Baumberger. Irene Cox Paul
Fevrier, Ruth Forbes. Laura Gilliland.
William Gilliland. Marguerite Hansen.
Stella Howell. William Kemble. Flor
ence Macbeth. Vincent Meherin. Sc
grid MeIlin. George Neale, Berenice
Patterson. Tessie Rotholtz. Alice Rupp.
Hjalmar REIN. Harold Samuels, Martha
Throndson, Edna Van Iderstein, Ernst
Weihe and Emily Zimmerman.
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NEW YORK, Dec. I5.-The cotton market
was fayorably affected by the spinners tax
fngs and an Improvement in cables, which. in
stead OF responding to. the decline Yesterday,
showed au advance OF several points. rne
local market did not make full response to
cables. but steaded IN later TO maximum
advance of about II points. There was mod
crate prohttaking the rally as sentiment is
overwhelmingly bearish and professionals are
working for further decline.
Buston says: Receipts are too heavy to
look for any Improvement. We have no faith
in present prices"
The New York Commercial says: The mar
ket yesterday was. very weak The decline
not the result OF hammering. although
some OF the leading door brokers were active
sellers. The recent weakness was due to the
fact that every one seemed disinciined to go
long. The movement is SO large that the bears
are much encouraged. The public Is not COM
Ing IN. The South IS holding It's good grades
and getting its own prices for them The mar
ket. however. is q question OF what the lower
grades are worth not what the high grades
are bringing. and yet there is little demand
for the really lew-crsde cntton with which the
South is flled.''
Marshall spader & Co. say: THE volume
OF cotton pressing the worlds markets Is
too great to permit speculative advance to
Ia SlfSf o3r eT az
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TIE only change in the quotations for D,iry
Produce was in Cheese, faurv new vnlrg Ameri-
cas- dronpi1c lie per pound aud being cno. ed
ste"dy at Tire decline. 4 y other kinds of Cheese
ons'y quoted RITES. Fresh Tgcs were in light re-
eeint and sterdv to firm 1T F-d@y's sharp de-
cline There was no noticeable surn'us hand
at tie close and indicot i0ns seemed to favor 4
reaction IN the market for selected. Butter was
IN Good supply. hut all grades Of fresh stock
found re"dv out'et and genera feeling OF
hrmness prevailed throughout the ma-ket. TIE
rnn on storage Butter and Eggs continued I'M
sb"ted.
Brsiness the Exchange was as follows:
Btttter-3Ic bid and sac asked for California
fresh creawc-v extr-s.
Fggs-I0 Catifn-nie fresh selected at
ssiSc: e'ose. "Tr hid aud oar ssted
fan,v new hats. -" nd cpd 1Fc -sked.
peceints r. A0n lbs Butter. 200 lbs
Geese md 4s7 cs F-~s.
TIC fornwlpr IRE tte ofsci-l nuotat'ons es-
tehtshcd nv s.'es. bids and offers on tire floor
az s'.~ N f-~ v-w~'.1,~e.
Y Ry~T-p--r~esI owe -rre-- evtr.<. 22~ ner ,b
stead-. do FISTS "n~ ste DR.: seconds. o6c. drm /:
fo- No. .: r-stc-, .e-t-.s ece e-7n: do srsts.
2sc drn: Faste-n 'rd-es. firm IT Of fr extras
md cee r,- r-r-~ .-ccS~ @sr'fss-,ip
tras. fac. ste-dy: irsts 271xc. firm; seconds, o5c
Arm M. .p,risin~ stock oaiSc. hrm Eastern
exfr-s 29c. firm. rsstrrs 1adles. drm at o1Ec
for n~*--S and o1r fo- 6-Sts
CHrFSE-Fancv California. new dats. 4l.c per
lb., steady: 6sfs i2i%c. d-vr. new voung Amer
icas, fancy i5c. steady; Eastern fancy, lie Arm:
Western fancy. tnc. firm. STORAGE goods-Fsncy
California fats 14c Arm; do hrsts. he. f-m:
f.ncy Young Americas, fancy Eastern.
EGGS-califolnia fresh selected aslsc per doz
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EASTERN MARKETS
View York Money Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Can loans, nominal;
no loans. Time loans. dull and strong; sixty
days, si5 per cent ninety days, : per cent; six
months. So a. per cent
Prime mercantile paper-6d615 per cent
Sterling exchange-Steady. with actual husi-
IN bankers bill at s.. S335G q L $40 for de-
ulsnd and at 81, 8 80 for sixty-dsy bills.
Posted rGtes-S4. 79is a 80 and So y a. So.
Commercial bils-$4.1e947sk.
Bar silyer-G9c.
Mexican dOllars-J3%c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds,
firm.
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. SEND FOR MY -
Market Letter

There are a number OF interests in
the market that are working at cross
purposes and this is what gives US such
an Irregular market My market letter
OF last week explained the situation
was right in my prediction. I Just
returned from Gold6eld and will have
some new things to tell you next
week. To know about this your name
will have to be on my ma ling list. In
this market letter T am going to make
predictions for January I think /
will be absolutely correct as those
who have followed my market letters
In the past know that I have ALWAYS
predicted the right trend of the mar
ket- Send fer this market letter at
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Cash Grain and Proyisiou.

CHICAGO. Dec. l5.--C.sh quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm: winter patents So 500
$50: straights. s3.2oG3 40: sprine patents 81 50
1880; straight $3.20i3.5O: bskers' 81 400
Is No. sprinr wheat. 7s0ts3c: No. 3. $50
SIC; No. red 73@I3%c. No. 2 corn. 44c; No.
yellow, 4Gu461ac. No. 2 oats. 34c: No. z white.
&c. No. white 34Mesc. No. Rye 64ts a
Csc. Fair to choice maltinr barley. 49655c. No.
1 fRxseed 81 13ls: No. 1 Northwestern, 81 .23ih:
prime Timothy seed. $500 clover, contract
grades. $i3.7J. Short ribs. sides foosel xS %
G1S.02Ia: short clear sides boxed. S9M925
mess pork. per barrel. $l475. Lard per 100 lbs
$50. whisky. basis of hi'h wines SI.29.
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The Overdue List /.

British ship Netherby. out IT'S days from
Maryport for TaIcshuano. 10 per cent.
French ship Daniel out $50 days from Bel
lingharn. to Delagoa Bay. As per cent.
British ship Loeb Ryan. out ZOE days from
eseelong to East London. 10 per cent
French bark Hautot out 165 days from Toxic.
for Glasgow, % per cent.
French bark Croisset out 13S days from Tehio.
for Hayre. per cent.
French bark Les Adelpheo. out 1SS days from
Punta Arenas, for Falmouth. per cent
American bark Prussia. out f41 days from
Puget Sound for New York, so per cent.
British steamer Rangatira. out SIS days from
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Potatoes. n~,.r- .-s v---..,,..

Very few Potrfocs came in res.e-d7y md the
mar'ret havi1" nreviniis'v hee1 well c'e"rcd IN
closed firm and practi~ai,v bare of desir-he
stock. TIE o-nrin~ s""rcttv Of river "pd OREGON
Burh"nEs md tie Difficulty cvre-ienced IN yet
ting item into rno-'-et hos caused local h"Hd e-s
to Look e'e"whe-e for supplies en1 several aroe
conSfcrmrrts Of PnfotoeS the way
10 this "itv from va-inrs Fasfa-n States. As
fris restern Stock con be landed here at "bout
81 81 II ce,f-i. the npw"rd trend in prizes of
the local srti-'a viii probahv receive heck.
car nf Sweet Potatoes come ~ from, Nerced
Yesterday : mud ur~''v closed ont at pd-
vsnced r'tes. Onions continued weak at the Old
quotation
There WIS q rood Satrrd-v dem"nd for mis-
cei'sreors ve~etob'es and r-i~es rr'ed firm fnr
nearly eve-rt-fpo on fhe list. Sorthn-,, Gait
fn-ri" lots forrd rrnrnnt sale nj hioh nrires and
there general advance in -srden trirk.
POTA TnrS frer -nfit--D'ver Wife x161. 20:
o-c~cn P,-h,rt~ e, "-1s, *. Sweet Potatoes
81. in seeks md 81 in crates.
oN'a>'S Yellow 81 5nf7cI~.
VECsITT Br TTS-6'-een Peas Tao per III;
St-in- Beans 1om,4r ID. Wax Beans.
1aM10L IN: Torlntprs. 81 .5n6ff TX per
crate: iIo'.o"sa Cncumhers. 81 ner dozen: Cream
Sunssh. 65M *" ner ho~. Summer eou"sh. 81. 80
per box: G1r'sc. 2MMon pcr H. Cabbage.
s1@1.10 ner ctl: Ccn'iaawer enr ner Dozen:
Carrots. 81 rer sncs: Turui-s. s'Ml.25 per s"ck
Fog P'sDt. So ner crate: Green pe,pers sMs,
per ~ for CHi'c and ---- fnr Bel: Marrowfat
and Hubbard squash. sl0@$l5 per ton.
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pcy,trx aud C.r~.

Dressed Turkeys were weak feature OF yes
ferlay's market for Poultry. About 20 cases
carnc in the early express and "s there was
ante carry-over from tie preceding day and no
demand to speak of. the marFet ruled weak and
tferc WIS sham b-eak in prices. Live Turkeys
were in Unified supply and steady "nd Other
kinds NJ Poultry were CLOSELY cleaned IN and
closed Arm. Game plentiful. but continued
to meet with steady call at high prices.
pnIir TRY fnA- tozen'--tfens. 5000 9. ~
for Love- and S5saf for ~--.,'' old Go's."-s.
S4soGe5: vouri- p,nstc-s. s661e 80: F-vers S5. 30
ale Boilers. x4m5. pigeons Siai 25: Snna his.
N.756I2. Du"ts sr0a7 FIR voi,n8 and $565.5O
for cd: .Sns'inos. 81 7aM2 ner nair
l9aip3c
CANE fper da-An'-Meuard Ducks. sac:
Carvssha cks x".ra16: S,riv. S4Gl5. Teal. 81:
Gray Dp~,s. so62.s0: wid-eo,. 600, 50: small
D."ks. so: Back Jocks 50: Gray ceese. $4M
isr~e and si.T5M2 for small Hare, $3.50 Cot
tontaii Rabits 81
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RAINFALL DATA

SYNOPSIS.
Inc storm on the Washington coast this morn
ing ms moved s'owiy inland and Is now central
over British Columbia Il has caused rain in
the upper portion OF the sacramento Valley
along the northern coast in california aud in
the western portions OF OREGON and Washington
and snow in the eastern portions OF those States
IN Northern Nevada and Idqho. Fair weather
prevails over Southern California and Arizona
Inc temperature remains low over the entire
Pacific s'ope. Conditions are favorab'e for cloudy
weather In Northern California. with showers In
the northern portion Sunday and fair weather
In Southern California
WEATHER. FORECAST
For san Francisco and Vicinity-Cfoudy Sur
dav: light northwest wind
For Sacramento Narey-CIoudv Sunday, with
showers in north portion: light north wind
For SanI joaquin Falley-Fair Sunday: light
north wind
For Los Angeles and viclnity-Fair Sunday;
light west wind
G. H WILSON, Local Forecaster.
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New York Metal Mako,

NEW YORK. Dec 15.--The metal markets
were quiet but generally firm. Spot tin Is
quoted al $42.ScMi33 l. Ike copper Is firm at
t23923. %; electrolytic, SO. 75@23. and casting
so. 5od22.15
Lead unchanged at s6@6.1o and spelter. $500
@6.65.
Iron remained firm at recent prices
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Eusteru Liyesfock .eInrtet

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.--CATTLr-peccipts 500:
market steady. Beeves- s4.1ca .3O:- cows and
heifers, 81 .s5Q go: sfonyers ana feeders 50 40
a.. SO; Tcxnns. S3.75@4.60; Westerners. $50
SIS: calves. $6GST5.
HOGS-peceipts 11.rr0: ms-'-et strong to &c
higher. MIXED end butchers. $5.95@6.25: good
heavy. s6.1546.27i1; rough reavv. IS. 75Gl5 %:
'i1ht. s. shd6.20; pigs. $5.4rM6.i0 bulk Of
sa'es, s8.0516.20. ,sss~y
SHrFp-Peceipfs 20on: msrSet steady Sheep,
So. 75915. TO- lambs 81 .6c6f790 ~
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! PORTLAND, Dec. 15.-C1earings sss56o6:
balances. $S7, 537.
SEATTLE. Dee. 1J.-Clearngs $l,6Uo.oSo'
balances. SOS 49,
TACOMA. bee 15-olearings s77o.5I4: bal
sPoKANE. Dec. .15.-clearings, s74i.sse; bal
anceS, S129.
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Bpttcr, Cheese and E<x.

CHICAGO. Dec 1J.--0n the Produce Exchange
today the butter market ives steady Creamerips.
22@3fc: dsfries, 20d27c.. Eggs. steady al mark
cases included. 2o@23c: srsts. 2+c: brine frsts
BE: extras. pc. Cheese steady, 13@l4c.
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NEW YORK. Dec. I5.-Total reports CT specie
81 the port Of New York for the week ending
today were S45. 49l silver and So 92S gold.
Total exports Of specie were $50, $50 silver,
and 1852, 600 gold.
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Local bank cIearings last week were S41. $50.
zso against 81 .4l5, $50 for the correspond M
ueek last year, 3 gain Of SS0lSs5i4, OF l=.'
rrr cert.
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Crude OF for Hawaii

The tank barkentine Fullerton WIS cleared
yesterday for kahuu via Port Hartford and
Kihel. with $4,000 barrels OF crude oil in bulk,
valued at $4,000, consigned 70 Kihei.
The tank steamer Lansng cleared tfor
Honolulu. via Port Hartford. yesterday with
Ing. 3 bb's aspraItum and 5 cs tin cans valued
at $24os3. Both cargoes Will be laden at
Port Hartford
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
Sh,parent of Grain

The, French bark Marechal &c Tureune was
cleared yesterdty for Ipswich. Fns'snd. with
80. 33S centals OF barley. valued at s6J.2I2. and
7940 eentals OF wheat. valued at S9925 The
vessel also had $1,000 feet of lumber dun
mage valued at $500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16

steady: 6rsts and seconds, nominal: thirds. 3oc
frm; California storage. selected. 3Oc. nrn'
drsts, 26c. firm; Eastern storage, selected zoe.
firm; frstS. "a lxc. firm: seconds. zoe, hrm
DeciduOus and Citrus Fruits
The situation in fresh fruits was unchanged.
business being of the same ordinary routine
character for several days back and the feel.
Ing IN nearly all lines at the close wss one OF
weakness. The only noteworthy changes III prices
were in Lemons, quotations for which were al,
vanced, the supply was suddenly slender anu
the demand showed some little improvement.
Oranges and Apes were still very weak rea-
lures. stocks of both being burdensome. and t'ere
very little doing in Grape Fruit. Tangerfnes
Lines Good. ripe B'n.nas were scarce and
he'd at stir rates. but there were large lines or
poor stock, which had become chilled or other-
wise damaged in transit. selling ut prices Ter
below the inside uuntntion. few small lots or
Cranes arrived from the Santa Cruz Mountain
region and sod at S1.15@l1 % per crete.
CRANBERRIFS-CapeC Cod, S13613.5O per Dbl.
APPI FS-Fancy. 81 .35fI so per box for New.
town Pippins. 81 .25@1.75 for red varieties and
s10lf % for BniiAnwprs: common 70 choice. ooQ
81 per box; Christmas Apples. N,1Ug2.oo per
PrAps.-w,,ter Neris sI.sc@2 per box for
PERSIMMONS-75c6$1 per box
CITpUS FRUIrS-ter nnv- N,vel Oranges:
s.. 81 1"5a for fancy 81 .75@2.25 for choice snd
81 25@1 so for standards: Tangerines. 1900
81 ho:y a--,ons 81 5nGso FOR rioice md fincv
and $1.25@2 for st"ndard; Grape Fruit, $40
800; Lines So 5064
TROPICAL FPJfTS-Banenas per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2@2.5n for Central American;
Pineapples. $3M5 per dozen.