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Poultry and. Came

= Not pound of. dressed poultry reached the
market from state shipping points yesterday
and only two. eoops of livestock came in on the
early morning express. AS there Had been. hardly
anything held over from last week the market
was practically bare of local stock and prices
for it were largely nominal. Three cars of west
ern chickens were on sale and met with a good
call at satisfactory prices Receipts of game
were increased to over 200 sacks, causing a gen
eral and sharp break in prices for wild ducks
and geese. Rabbits and hare were steady 10
hrm, the latter being scarcer than any thing else
on the list of game.
Poultry tper dozenD Hens. s4a5 for small.
S5.50@65o for large and sTQ9. for extras: young
ROSTERS S7GS; do extras. SIS. .5oa9. old roostefs
So. 5014. so; fryers, S550@6 large broiIers s4 so
$3.50; small broiiers. $3.50@4 ducks seas for
young and s4d5 for old; pigeons; S1aI.25:
SQUADS, 81. 5o@3: geese. S2G2.5 80 per pair
Turkeys (peE lb)--Dressed, nominal; live 20
@21c.
Game (per DOZEN -Mallard ducks. ssa4:
canvasbacks. $476; spfig, :S2. .5003. 50: tea3
81 s1.25@1.75; widgeon. s15od1. 1.75: small. 81. $50
10: blaekjaeks. $1.25di.50; gray ducks So
d250; gray geese S262. so; white geese. s1S7
80. brant. si.2a61.5o for small and S2d2 so
for large; honkers, s4!96; hare. 50; cotton tail
rabbits S262. so -
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The hay receipts of 73s tons. yesterday included
only 46 cars. The market was without any
change whatever sThe market for feedstufs re
manned in its familiar fixed position.
Hay merchants report active interior de-
mand for hay, and say that the San Francisco
market is al present the cheapest in the. state.
Bran.S30sd3l per- ton for white. and S29:50G
81 for red. :
NIiddlings S3sss 5O@35. 90 per ton.
s-.S33Q33. 90 per ton
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, $30d31; rolled oats
for feel s33@S4.5o: mixed feed, S2s@S2. for
average lots oilcake meal, in 20 ton lots S3S. in
10 ton lots $685. in ton lots s39. small LOTS
$3.50; cocoanut cake meal at mills, $3.50 in
corn meal, $3fG3S: cracked. corn, S3SG SO; breom
corn seed, S1.20M1 .25 per ctl. alfalfa meal and
mealfalfa, jobbing lots. S25 carload lots s22 per
ton.
IIay Wheat. s1sG22; wheat and oat, s17921;
tame cat, S16019; volunteer wild. oat $15G1S;
alfalfa, $11d1J; stock. $12@15 per ton.
Straw&6O6i9Oc per bale.
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tkeese-caltfornia: Fancy hsts. iJise per 10.
nrn; 90 hrsts. 15e. firm; do SECONDS. II lse. firm
fancy Young Americas. IKE. steady; DO hrsts.
loc, nrni storage mats. I3c. firm. Oregon
Fancy mats, l4e. nrDi; fancy Young Americas.
io'ee- hrni fancy eastern chetalars. lTc. steady
oregon storage fats, l3i2e, hrm; do Young
Americas. ljc. 6rm
fresn extras, o2c. steady. do frsts Ole steady
do SECONDS. f0c. steady; do thirds 29c steady
Storage gV0ds-CallfOrnia extras. SEC frn. do
nrsts. S2s2c. firm; do seconds. 26isc firm: east
ern extras.s 2S15c. nrm; do nrsts. 2Tc. firm; do
seconds. 26c. hrm.
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neesduous and Citrus Fruits

The fruit market opened the week with trad
ing very quiet and confined chiefly to The pGr-
chasing of small parcels for routine local wants
Collections and the monthly settlement Of ae-
counts also Lnterfered with trading and We're in
large measure responsible for the small vol
ume of business. Three cars. OF navel oranges
CAME into an easy and decidedly weak market
land the bulk of. the days sales Of fancy stock
were at $3.50 box; only gilt edge offerings
bringing 3d. Grapefruit and tangerines were
held at firm figures. but received little att6n-
tion-' Stocks OF apples were increased by. the
arrival OF i've ears, including two FROM oregon.
Some of these new arrivals were placed in cold
storage. owing TO the weak state Of the market.
Strawberries and raspberries were in light re-
ccipt and the former being frost bitten and
generally unattrsctiye. sold slowly at nominal
figures. Pears and ounces were in QversuppIy
and dull. Grapes fairly STEADY on light
arrivals. though the demand was nothing extra
Strawberries Nominal.
Raspberries-$10Q12 per chest. :.
Cranoerries- Cod, $I4915 per bbl; Coos
bay. SO. .50G3.7j per box :;
Apples (per box Fancy beilfower, ::I3@soc:
other fancy, 9OcQ$1.1O;. common TO choice, 400r
55c; Christmas apples. $I.5OG2-
Pears-Winter' Nellis. 75cG$1.25 per box;
cooking varieties. 50@75c.
Quinces.50@65e per box
PerstmmOns-5Qc0I$1s per- box. -.
Grapes-Crates, S5cG$t %; small boxes, 60el
75c ;-large do. $1.254L75.
Citrus Fruits tper. bcxl-Nalencia oranges.
$1.50W3; navels $2Q3; tangerines, S5e@$1 for
small and S1.50Q2 for large boxes; grapefruit.
50. 50@ $50 for seedless; leInOns- $303,50 for
standards; lines. $4@5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas S1G1.5O per. BUNCH
for Hawaiian and $2.5Oq3 for Central american;
Pineapples, $214
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

to sc higher. compared With the previous close
i.szs december closed at oz~se ana May d-7s q
Oats were firm, with prices "a &c higher,
hnal quotations December being al $3.50 anu
ON May sic.
PROVISIONS We're quiet and steady. Prices at
the close were unchanged 2lac higher
Inc leading futures ranged as follows:
Aftcies- Open High. Low. Clcse.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. $5.40@6 net
without discount; bakers extras. S5.4Od 5.65;
superine, 81 200l4, so: Oregon and Washing ton.
per bbl, S4.90l540 for family, bakers and pat
ents and S4. 10 for cut OF; Kansas patents, S6.4e;
do straight, $500: Dakota patents, $3.50; do
straight, Sc so: first clear. $3.50.
Fariaaceous Goods-Prices in packages. net
cash. discount, are as follows: Graham -four,
S. per 100 lbs: rye. hour. $40; rye meal, So
rice hour, $6.So@I: corn meal, S3.O5q3.25; ex-
ira cream do, S.. 55Ql3. IS; oat meal $4.30@4.50;
oat groats, $4.3OG450; hominy. $3.40d3 $50;
buckwheat flour. $4.o50425; whole wheat four,
$500; rolled oats bbls S66t7.5 in sacks $4.5O6l
$50; rolled. wheat; bbls $4.30@fS0, In sacks
$3.30m3. 30; pearl barley, Sa20@5.40; split peas,
boxes S5.0 so 5.25 per 100 lbs
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Cash Grain aud Proyisions

CHICAGO. Nov. So-Cash quotations were as
foliows 70 lows 81 Flour, steady; No. spring wheat.
y ;o6eql .0s; No. B. s6cMs106; No. red. $L.03A
S9l 20 No corn. G214 d621ae; No. yellow.
o1A @621ae; No. oats, 4s15c: No. white, 490
'21Gi 21Gi No. 3 white. 47A @5Oc; No, rye. 74@
a2 4s2c good feeding barley. 56@56Ac fair to
snolce maltlng. 81 u M61c; No. l northwestern
naxseed, Sl4s1a prime timothy seed. $3.50;
Clover, contract. grades, So 30. short ribs sides
sioosel. SS:l219 @S.62h; pork, per barrel,
sl4.ooQ l46212: lard per 100 pounds. 50. 221a
snort clear sides (boxed) SIS 62is 61S II
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Coudifior of tho rrrea.,,r;v

WASHINGTON: Nov. ,30.-Today's statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund. ex.
elusive of the $150.000,000 gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balance, S150. 39S $40; gold coin
and bullion, SIS, 79e329; gold certificates, $49,
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Visible Grain sunpJv

NEW YORK Nov 30.-The visible sunpIv of
american grain Saturday, November rs. as com
piled by the New York produce exchange, was
as follows: "
Wheat. 1871 900 bushels: increase. 294S. 900.
Corn. 2651 600 bushels; increase, 1S4 600
Oats, s,9e4 600 bushels; decrease, 81 600
Rye, 10000 bushels; decrease. 1900.
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beans and Seeds

There nothing in beans yesterday, the
market being quiet and firm.
4.75: small white, $4:35G4. 60; large white,
S3.65GS. 50; pink, s2.4o@2.60; red, $3.50@ {;
blackeye,. S5.25d3.50; 'limas, S4.3564.40: red
kidneys. s3.25@35o: cranberry beans. s260@
2s5; Garvanzas S2.50G2.s5; horse beans, 81 30
az.
Secds-Brown mustardy $50: yellow mustard,
nominal: faxseed S2.T5613, carload lots: canary
&c; alfalfa. 14016e; rape, cleaned, 2d21ac; tim:
othy, nominal hemp, &c; millet. 2% @3Ac per
lb; broom corn seed, $2iG25 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at So. 2.25G250;
Niles, .$3@3.25 asked per ctl.
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Eastern Livestock Market

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 30-Cattle- Receipts
lo,OOO. Market strong TO 10c higher. Stockers
and feeders, $2.S0@4.s 80; bulls 81. .4oCd4 caltes
cows. 50. .5oG4.50
Hogs Receipts; 10000, Market 1oc higher.
Bulk of sales. $5.40@5. So: heavy S5.7065. 90; /;
packers and butchers, S5.5o@5S5; light, $500
5.65; pigs, $4@5.
Sheep Receipts, 10000. Market steady. Mutt
tons, $444.15; lambs, s4.50@6.25; range weth-
ers, $3.I5@5.25; fed ewes, S25o@425.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Cattle-R Receipts about
= Uu0 Market steady to 10c higher. Beeves
S340pI.10; Texans $3.50@4.40; westerns. 81. 20
@5.f0; stockers and feeders, S2.70@4.70; cows
and heifers, $1-50Q5; calves. S5@T.
Hogs-Receipts, about $1,000 Market 1Oc
higher Light $4.90@5 so; mixed. S. 3006
heavy, S5.35Q6.05; rough, 50. 35d5. .55; good to
choice nee. heavy, s555@6o5; pigs. $3Go@4.9O; bulk
sheep-Reeeipts. about $4,000 Market 1oc to
2oc lower. Native. SO. .40d4. 20; western 50. .4OH
100; yearlings, S4@470; lambs $3.75@6 40;
OMAHA, Nov. Mcattle-Receipts. 4. 500
Market strong to Zoe higher. Western steers
S325@5.I5; Texas steers. $364.40; cows and
heifers. S2.5o@4.25; Gamers. s262. so: stockers
and feeders, 50. s0@5; calves, $3Q575; bulls
and stays. Sc. .2514
:. Hogs Receipts. 1000 Market 1oc higher.
Heavy. S5.70@5 So; mixed S5.65m5.7O; light
$9.eo95.75; pigs, $s5oQ5.25; bulk of sales,
Sheep Receipts. $500. Market 1oc to 15c
higher. Yearlings, S44065.25; wethers s4@
40; ewes $35o@4.25; lambs, 50. 4o@6.4
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Northern business

balances. S122, SIS
SEATTLE. Nov. 30.--CIearings ST 55I oo1 !.
balances, S147. .30S
PORTLAND. Nov. 80. clearings, 81 OBJ ,o5o;
balances. Sl021e7
ances SAG $50
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Prnrisin,r.

!. Cured Meats-Bacon. S to 10 lbs IKE; 10 to
Il IDS, l61sc; light medium. lie: medium. ike:
bellies. IA to 16 lbs, 161sc sugar. cured, to 8
lbs, 2o1ac; to 10 lbs. 19f5c; 10 to ~ lbs.
Isle; fancy sugar cured. 23c per 10: English
cured bacon, to lbs, 1912c; to 10 lbs Isle;
10 to II lbs.- 1T1ac; eastern sugar cured hams.
16 for medium and 161ac for light: extra fine
brands, lie; California hams, 15c; mess beef.
extra. prime pork $40. so; clear $50: mess sol.
pig pork. SIS; pigs feet. So for half bbIs s. 35
for p ID kegs and $3.50 for kits; smoked beef.
19ra a zoe per lb
Ldrd-TieFces quoted at Sc for California com
pound: and 121ae for California pure: easter,
pure, ~121se for tiercess half bbls. pure 1Sc: 80
8 lb tins, 1315c. .
(. Cottelene-one half bbI: 9a.c: 5 hair bbIs.
99se; uerce, 913c; 2 tierces, 9ssc; tierces.
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hons

= Wool continues firm and moving of we'll. Hons
are quiet. Choice are we'll cleaned up: scarce
and firm. willie the medium. and lower grades
are neglected Dealers report wo-thtrds Of the
crop already passed out; Of first hands
.Hides-CGlls and brands. sell about 1ad1e un-
der quotations. Heavy saited steers 12tsc: me-
dium. 111ec; Eight. 9isc; cowhides Toe for
heavy 9dac for light; stays. &c; salted kip. 12e;
salted veal, f4l5c; salted calf. f5c; dry hides.
ll1Ac; dry Kip. 1906 dry calf. 22c dry stass
'12ci dry veal, Ice: Mexican dry hides. l6lSe:.
Mexican dry .saIted do. BE: Mexican picked
l6e; sheepskins, shearlings. 20@S0e each: short
wool, 35@50o each; medium. @sOc each; long
wool' S5cG St.25; lambs. 15G50c; horse hides
salt 81 50@2 IS for large apd $1.75G2. for me-
dium, 75cG$1. % for small and 25d5Oe for colts:
horse hides, dry. $2@2-25 for large and 81 2502
for medium, $5Ccd$s for small and 25615Oc for
colts; deerskins, dry Mexican, .2S03Oc; dry
salted de-, 24d26e: picked do zoe: dry. Central
american, 26Q30e; goat skins, prime. angora
z5cqS1 medidm. 4o@6oc: large hair goats, s5c
medium 20c;. small. 561l5c.
IallowaNo l rendered. 4afs4ei No. 2. .3a4c;
wool-spring clip (free9 humboldt. year's.sts-
pie 16@ l9e;. San Joaquin ~ @9He: southern
coast, 6140S SIC: Nevada, ga lac per Ib Far
clip. northern mountains (freel. 7ia aS1bc. de-
fectiye, 5q6e.. oregon-valley. 14x6I7c. per.
Hops-Priees to growers are from sc to &c
per h..
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Potatoes, ONIONS and VEGETABLES

The market was literally supplied with yege-
tables from the Los Angeles region, as "a large
quantity had been held over from last week and
the arrivals Sunday heavy. Peas re-
mained firm, while everything else easy 10
weak, and lower prices were quoted for bea0
suninac squash and peppers. Bay tomatoes were
Plentiful, and while few favored brands sold
up TO 81 box the market weak. with 75c
about the top for general offerings. Rhubarb
from Ventura was lower at S1d1.50 box.
while some from across the bay held at 7e
pound. A ear of sweets came in and was
sobbed out at the previously quoted rates. Choice
Burbank potatoes were moderately active. but
there was hardly ANY movement in cheap stock.
Onions were firm but no higher
Potatoes. (per ctl River whites. e5aaoc for
fancy and 50@6oc for common; Salinas Bur
banks, 81 .25d .55; Oregon Burbanks. $l.156'
1.25; sweet potst toes, 81 .25Gi. 40.
Onions 70 GS5c per Genital
Vegetables Tomatoes. 5ecMS1 per box: green
peas, T@10c per Id; string beans, 66sc: per ID.
wax beans. 5d7e per III; lima beams, base per
lb; summer squash. 50e9is1 per box green pep
pers 1oc per ID for bell and 5@1oc. for chile.
garlic, 7Gsc per 1b: cabbage. 81 per 'ctl: eouli.
flower. 50G6oc per doz: turnps. 5O@6Oc per
sack; carrots. 50Q60c per sack: eggplant 56i6c
per lb;. celery. 29@4oc per dog. marrowfat,
squash $10Q 10 per ton.
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Butter, Cheese and Eegs

CHICAGO. Nov. 30-On the Produce exchange
Today the butter market was steady. Creamer-
les, 22g30c; dairies. 1917 @25c Eggs STEADY;
at mark, cases included 23@26c:' ffrsts, 29c:
prime hrsts, Soc; cheese. firm. rS1a d15c.
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A local handler of fruits. reports that he re-
ceived Il number of kilograms. from the east on
Saturday. asking prizes for prunes. and other
fruit
Friits-Evaporated apples. .6d6i5c; aprieots.
'6ls@ 1Oc; peaches. 4Gl41ae for standards, 5Q6c
for choice and G1se for fancy; pears, 4Q7l lscs
pitted plums, $780, nectarines. ;5@6c;. figs
"a 44e; prunes, size basis, 3d3j5c. with a
premium fer the larger sizes :.
Raisins.Clusters- crown... So London Law
ers-2 crown $110; crown, $12O. Seeded
5$4M64c; seedless: 2ss 03iac; Thouipsoh's seed
less y n4c for unbleached; loose museatefs &c
for 4 crown, &c for CROWN and 3lsc for ?
Nuts-AIIhonds nahpafeils. 41IsG12c. Xxi.
lO14 9llc;. ne plus ultra. 1Oc; Drake .91Se:
languedocs, 81 @@9e; hardshells 715c- walnuts
il21ssgl5s ~ per ID for No 1 softshell aud s@1Oc
Tor No do; f2c- for No: 1.hardshen and SIC
for No 2 do; chestnuts; 1Od12Hc for California
and 10g11c for Italian; hIberts, 1215@ue; pc
Hghey1Water white. comb. nominal, none
here; white. 15c light amber 12d13c; amber
10a5 5@11c; dark amber 9dfOc: water white
extracted. nominal; white, 7GSc; light. amber.
pound
Beeswax-2 2sc per ID for light and 23a24c
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gain Of. S3T. .I61 .0T6. or 31.6 per cent
The elearings for the first IL months of fhe
year 81 .592. S44. 1872 against $20O9 5.lf 372
during the same period in 1907 a decrease Of
S4l5 T095So, er POI per cent
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
naval stores-Turnen,,,s ana NJ.

EtOSlu
SAVANNAH, Nov. 30.-Turpentine-Firm
-S9SSc; sales, 1,oss; receipts, 652; shipments
Rosin- Firm: sales. 2572: receipts. 2.7ol
shipments. 744: stock. 14S412 Quote: d
SIS d. $2.95; f, $29715; G. So: II, S3 40:
]. S4.10; X, $3.50; M S6. 10; N S66 10: we
$40; WV, $3.50.
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Cnston,s Reeeinfs

The recepts.of duties imports at the San
Francisco custom house In November $685.
S27 against $3.50 o61 for the corresponding
month In 1897 The total receipts from January.
to date were S. 12l. 923. against 81. 53l $50 for
the same period last year
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OREGON
PORTLAND, Nov. 30.-Wheat: TRACK prices
Club: S9c: bluestem, CSC; turkey red; 92c:; red
Russian, SIC; valley. Ole.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Nov. 3o..Wheat: Milling-BIue.
STEM 96c. Export Bluestem, 92c; club, SIC;
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Esq Market in Nearby Counties

SANTA CRUZ. Nov So-No change in egg
market today. Merchants offer Zoe for ail
Glasses selling at soc. Product exceedingly light
PETALUSA. Nov 30.-Fifty cents was the
general prize paid for eggs today in Petaluma
The Petaluma egg exchange paid 5lc-
SANTA ROSA. Nov. S0.-There was no change
in the local market prices for eggs. The sup
ply is light and the demand good. Prices quoted
today were soc dozen for choice and 45c for
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ST. LoUIS, Nov. .3O-Narket unchanged: me
didfn grades. combng and clothing. 17G22c:
light fine. 16Mf7c; heavy fine, 12t114c; tub
washed .2o@2sc.
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New York 1ffning Stocks
Boston stocks and Bonds
I AiiscelIaneous
The COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Nov. 3O.-Publie interest in tho
market today was small and the traders were
able 10 make any fluctuations they needed. 1t
was significant, however. that the .duIness came
on the declines and that the shorts had to bid
on the announcement Of issue Of fifty million
convertible fours, but when people realize that
these are TO be used TO refund the per cent
notes now 'out the stock should rally higher
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by " F. Hnt
ton Co. 49e California street. San Fran
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Foreign Fufures 5
london Hon Narkci
ST. Louis Wool Market

LIVERPOOL. Nov. .30.-Hops in London-Pa.
ciic coast, frp at f2 5s@f3:
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LOCAL MARKETS

San Francisco Money Market
All local exchange quotations remained un
changed yesterday. Silver was sc higher
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Portland Ruiter Nrorke+

Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 30.-Flax closed 81. .41I6.
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UNLISTED
$ STOCKS

We will SELL. subject
100 Western Pacific r.. r. -..----.- 5000
1 La. Zacualpa Rubber (sefies 3902)-- 10000
La Zaeuaina Rubber (series 1908)-> 5000
1000 Greenwater Bimetallic Copper ;.-. 10
10 900 Neyada Greenwater Copper ..---.- %
=. 20 PEOPLES Water Co. pfd.- ..--... 5000
:. 40 Oakland Traction. ..---. $3.50
800 Mccarthy Wireless 200
i 600. Ely Consolidated - - ----..,-.. ,-35
400 Eureka Sunset oil ..-..s-.--....-.- bid
500 Pacific. Union aO1 ...-.--.-., =. bid
200 Los Gatos Oil -...-......-.-......-- bid
40 900 1fanhat ttan Frisco ...---.. bid
5000 Calkins Photo Eng. Co. .............. bid
The week opens with a little furry in
Ocean Shore Bonds,> II you have any and will
put them in our banks subject. think we can
get SIS or better By end Of week.
Have you any unlisted stocks? II 50. write
US full particulars. name OF stock. whore the
property is located. etc. Set price AZ
which you win sell. We win Try 10 make
market for you.
Do YOU want any unlisted stocks: We have
some great bargains
Write about them
A. !. MOORE & co.
Rooms % and 80 Bacon Block. Oakland. Cal
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Northern Wheat Market

!. PORTLAND. Nov. 30-.Butter- 500
SIC; fancy, 53q34c; choice, 3oc; store, 1s@2oc.
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lsoc n bank clearngs In November were s154
oss' @3' against Sl1752s. 161 for November. 1907.
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80 Nnrk stnck I.lst

New York stock List
8 r. +. Hutton & Co. 40 California street.
inembers Of tie New York stock exchange. fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
Yesterday
Sales. STOCKS. High Low Bid Ask
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London Closing Stocks

Money -2@2A per cent.
The Fate of discount in the open market for.
short bills is 213G2 - t6 per cent and for three
months. bills 2ss per cent.
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Assessment Directors, COmsfocax Mine.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
MONDAY. Nov. so-lO:sO a.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. ASK
As or cp. new = IS Or coup - -
NIISCEII 4NFfyrs RO<DS..
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Loans, Exchange atd SILVER

San Francisco Bank cIcarings
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Receipts of Produce

oOtai. Iaeal. sks -. -. so0
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SAYS LANDLORD
BURNED GOODS
SECONDHAND DEALER SEEKS
DAMAGES FROM MAN FROM
WHOM HE RENTED STORE

The Hebrew colony Of Hastings-st..
was strongly represented in Justice
Otis court, Thursday morning, where
Isadore Winegarden. secondhand
dealer living at No. COS Hastings-st.,
brought suit for $500 against Charles
Hamberger. his neighbor and former
landlord.
Winegarden claims that he always
kept his rent paid in advance. On
June 10 he paid the rent until July
10, and gave notice that he would va
vale the premises on that day. He al
leges that during his absence Ham
berger entered his place of business
before the month had expired. dump
ed his stock OF goods into the alley.
set fire TO the pile, and then rented
his building TO another tenant
The burning Of the goods led to a
fight. in which the wives OF the two
men sided with their husbands. Ham
berger came out second pest and he
had his tenant In police court sever
al days ago. but Winegarden was dis
charged. Attorney Louis Wolfe, for
the plaintiff. had the usual trouble
with the contestants and witnesses,
IL requiring the combined efforts OF
the lawyer, Justice OFT and the court
officer to prevent everybody talking
at once. The case was unfinished
when court adjourned at noon
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
RESIDENTS HEARD ON
STREET OPENING PLANS

There was a gathering in the COM
mon council chamber Thursday morn
ing as large as Is usually in that
chamber on council nights, but the
most noticeable difference was that
most OF the seats were filled with
women. not men. The occasion was a
meeting OF the street opening commit.
tee to consider four important street
opening projects.
The most important OF these is the
proposed widening of Hamilton Boule-
ward. This important northern thor
oughfare IL now from &c TO 100 feet
wide at various places. and II is pro
posed 10 make IL 100 feet throughout.
I'm view OF the eventual building OF
a car line. Most Of those who spoke
favored the proposition.
The opening Of Parkerave. from
Sylvester TO Kercheval had It's pro
ponents and It's opponents about even
ly divided, many objecting to the cost
Of an opening this year. although they
The Detroit times., 1908-07-17
SAYS ADOPTED
SON POUNDED HER
AND HUSBAND SIDED WITH
YOUTH. W0mHN ALLEGES IN
DIVORCE BILL.

Alleging that her husband sided
with their adopted son when the lat
ter pounded her over the head with
his fists, Mrs. Sarah l.. Fendick filed
a suit for divorce Thursday, against
her husband, Robert l.. Fendick.
The Fendicks are farmers In Green
field township. Shortly after their
marriage in 1890 they adopted small
boy, the wife says In her bill, and 1t
was he who caused all the trouble.
Whenever she tried to correct or chas-
tise him, the husband sided with the
boy, she says. and as a result the lad
grew up to have pretty much his own
way. He Is now 10 years old. and re-
Gently he gave Mrs. Fendick beat
ing, pounding her severely with his
fists, when she kicked on him staying
out nights. Even then, she says. her
husband told the boy he was right
Mrs. Fendick alleges, also. that her
husband Is morose and sullen, refuses
TO take her out, and tells her that he
hates her relatives. He also expresses
the wish quite often. the wife says.
that the buildings on the farm. which
she owns, would burn.