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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-02-07
Bowling Alleys Make it Legal
to Keep Cafe Curtains Closed

Because Of the fact that the
Bishops law states that it is not
necessary for the proprietor of a
hotel. restaurant, or bowling alley
to pull back his screens or curtains
to show the interior Of his place, the
police have decided to drop the case
against James Kirby, of Hobart
street, on charge Of not having his
bar exposed recently after IL o'clock
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-02-07
KAISER AFTER
NEW AIR SHIPS
spectal By United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire;
BERLIN, Feb. 7:-Determined to
possess the worlds most powerful
aerial fleet, Kaiser Wilhelm has or
dered two new airships of ten thou
sand cubic metres capacity each. The
German military experts also are ex-
pressing the highest opinion of the
special type of cannon in process of
manufacture at the Krupp works to
fire vertically upwards and disable
hostile aerial vessels.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-02-07

at night.
City AttoyrSS .Hommann said to-
dayttfat 1t issifot necessary for man
Who owns a bowling alley, hotel, or
restaurant to expose the interior to
public view after hours or on Sum
day.
Three of the excise commissioners
visited Kirby's place after the meet
ing last night and discussed the case.
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MGR. P0zzI VIEWING
CHURCH PROPERTY HERE

Monsignor Pozzi, of Trenton, is in
town today looking over the Holy
Cross church property at tombstone
and Washington streets, which the
italian Roman Catholic church peo-
pie Of this city wish to purchase.
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To,yn clock or the Job.

The cold weather has Affected the
town clock, which has refused to
work for two weeks. The lights be-
hind the dials have not been burn
ling the past few nights.
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Metuchen Crap Game Again.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Feb. t.
The grand jury is in session here
again today. 1t Is understood that
the Metuchen crap case is under con-
sideration. Several of the Metuchen
officials are present.
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Trolley Car Leaves Track.
spscssl 70 tAs EvENINo NEWS:

Ep6c3og TO TIE HVEN7NG NHWB!
METUCHEN, Feb. Trolley car
No. LIZA left the rails this morning
and 1t was some time before 1t could
be placed on the track. This car is
due In Perth Amhoy about o'clock.
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If the fact that you have something
to sci, is important. make your ad-
ivertisihg of 1t important.
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THREE KILLED..
MANY HURT IN
R. R. ACCIDENTS
Buffalo & Allegheny Engine Ran
Down Thres Hen -P.R.R.
Flyer Wrecked.
ALL CARS OFF THE TRACK

Special by United Press Wire:
KITTAWING, Pa, Feb. 7:-Three
men were run down and instantly
killed by Buffalo & Allegheny
railroad engine today. The dead are
Samuel Salt, John H. Miller and
August Hattler.
Special by United Press Wire:
OLEAN, n. Y, Feb. 7:-Ten per-
sons were injured, one being hurt
internally, as a result of the second
section of the northbound flyer on
the Pennsylvania railroad being
wrecked near Franklinville today.
All the cars were thrown from the
track, the engine alone holding to
the rails.
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Socialist Lecture Tonight.
w. B. Kfllingbeck. Of Orange. a
party, will address meeting In
Braga hall tonight at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW 25-The o holiday looked
That
revival strength yesterday
which
the stock exchange During this
enable the
which demand Thereafter
the market weakened and restored The
continued influence sentiment until perceived
melted by this freely supplied 1t taken
yesterday
practically whole
1907,
highest of the lS45s These
The assumption being formed that
the made
of selling orders check and
clearly defined with the
the Erie OF $0OO0 of col
obligations
the of F. H. Hartman
other That
remarkable the
The of the plan
application Albany the public OF the
total the financial district this
be
realizing disappointment the form and
Of The sell the market
favorable developments percepbe the decline the
advance New
a London Atcfi-
publication October
October of last of S963O
Others wheat belt
plentiful that relieving condition Of
drought the the
reduction OF duties steel had depressing effect
onhe ed steel stocks
Bonds were strong par United
bonds unchanged on call
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Hutton's wire says:
The market was active after midday. but some
what frmer, and values regained all the early
loss with the late positions / TO 10 points
higher at the close. Bulls are not aggressive
and the market still shows the influence of cross
trading. Still believe market a traders one
and would only buy on recessions
CHICAGO, Nov 25.--At the opening of the
market it seemed as if the easier tone of Liver
pool would accentuate desire to take profits
over the holiday. As the session progressed,
what liquidation developed than Offset
by short covering and the market showed a slow
but persistent advance throughout the balance of
the day. The volume OF business was fairly
large. The fact that the market showed such
a stubborn tendency indicates that resting orders
are found I'm volume large enough to turn the
tide and Offset either bear pressure liqudating
sales. Receipts still way out Of line when
compared with last year, indicating that this
crop viii go down into history one early
picked and marketed. Large receipts at this
time don't necessarily mean that the crop is an
extremely large one. New York calls attention
the theory that we are in for a revival In gem
eral business Is il not fair to assume that the
mills takings from this time should show n
tendency 10 increase, not only in this country
but abroad as we'll? The one disappointing fea-
ture is the number of bulls and the small re-
sponsei the market is making just now TO their
buying 1t Is true have had an upturn
OF almost one cent per pound from the low. price
with May cotton ruling about 10 under the high
the crop. For the time being it may be
well TO take profits swells with a view to
replacing lines on moderate reactions. The buy
ing power is hardly large enough to sustain an
advancing market
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 945e;
middling gulf, 9.70c. No sales
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

drop of 2i@e dozen in the price OF the
top grade Of fresh California tggs was the
feature OF the market yesterday. After holt
day wants were supplied many receivers were
carrying more less of a surplus and as it
IS a tradition with the trade that the price
or eggs commences to point downward fmme-
diately after Thanksgiving, they were natur-
ally anxious to get from under and carry as
little stock as possible the holiday. A sell
ing movement started the exrhange. which
sent the price down Sc TO 511ac. but the mar
ket recovered 12c toward the end OF the call
and closed at j2c.
The quotation on the top grade ,of butter was
unchanged, but every one seemed to be amply
supplied Offers to sell at the Qu4tatiOn on the
exchange found no takers, and the market was
accordingly described weak Instead OF hrm
as on the preceding day. Cheese was more ac-
tive than usual and the top graded; OF California
hats and Young Americas We're 1se pound
Sales on the exchange we're aas follows:
Eggs-15 cases Of fresh California extras at
521se, at 55e. at 5113c. "a at 52c and
% cases eastern storage seconds at 26c a
dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy California issts at 15c and
20 fancy California Young AmeFicas at 17lac
pound
receipts were 100 lbs butter. $500 lbs
cheese and 915 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations, estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers tn the door Of
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while
governed by the exchange quotas IONS generally
range from 17Ae to 2c higher, owing to the vari-
Gus charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. S7e per ID.
Wedhs 10 HISlS. 80. stedu+, 90 SECONDS. ztc-
steady; do thirds, 20c, steady; eastern extras.
2Tc, steady :@eastern ladies' firm at 22e for ex-
tras and PIC for frsts local storage extras. 27c.
firm picked butter, 231ae, steady; storage
packing stock. 21lac, firm.
Cheese-California: Fancy dats. 15c per 10.
steady; do flrsts,. 13c, firm; do seconds. II &c
firm; fancy Young Americas 1TI2c steady; do
frsts, Ice firm; storage fats. 121ac. firm. Ore
gon Fancy hatsk, 14c. firm; fancy Young Amer
icas, 161ac frm fancy eastern cheddars, tic.
steady; oregon storage flats, 1Siac, frm; do
Young Americas, lSe, hrm.
Eggs (per dozen, cases incluEed) California
fresh extras 52c, firm; do hrsB, sic. steady
do seconds 40c, steady; do thirds, 2Sc steady.
Storage goods-California extras, 35c. firm; do
frsts, S215c, firm; do seconds, 26tac, firm; east
ern extras. 2S15e, firm; do irstss &c, firm; do
seconds, 25c, arm.
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chief feature of foreign news was dispateh
from Antwerp which claimed that thrasning re-
turns in northern Argentina were extremely un-
satisfactory and that the yields were small AS
a result of unfavorable reports on the hungarian
crop prices at Budapest were up cent Liver
pool market also was firm No new export pusl-
ness was reported today at any point ana ue-
mand for cash wheat was dull. Prices during
the day huctuated a range OF ese TO lc
Inc market closed firm with the exception OF
the July delivery. which was rather easy De-
cember closed at $1.03ss 61031s and May at
81. OTIS 0l1.oS
Sentiment in the corn pit was bearish all day
aud prices at the close were off 1snssc, COM
pared with the previous close. The market
closed easy. with December at 63ssc and May
at 62B G63c.
Oats were dull. Prices at the sample tables
We're u n lac lower. At the close prices We're
= MAe lower, with December at 4S5sc and May
at 51kc.
Provisions were weak. The principal factor
was the continued heavy run of live hogs tt all
western packing centers. total arrivals today
being 800 head. compared with 10000 head
the corresponding day year ago.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close
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hides, TalIow. Wool aud Hops

Wool handlers continue to report good out
ward movement In the clip, with most OF tne
stock bought up Prices rule hrn.
Hides-Culis and brapds sell about 1a0lc IN
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 12l2c' me
diun, 111ac, light. 9lac; cOwhides. lec Tor
heavy, 9iac for light; stays, &c. salted kip. l-c'
salted veal, 141.c; salted calf, l5es dry hides
1ll2c dry kip. Ice; dry calf 22c; dry stags,
lie; dry veal. 19c: Mexican dry hides, 10 ,2c,
Mexican dry saIted do. BE; Mexican picked.
15c; sheepskins, sheariings. 20M3oc each; short
wool. 3595oe each; medium. 554s0c each: long
wool. S0c@$l-25s lambs. 159l50cs horse hides
salt. S2.5Oel2.7 Is for large and S1.7542 for ne
dium, T5cdS1.25 for small and 25G50c for colts;
horse hides. dry. S2Q2.25 for large and Sl.25n2
for medium. 50cGS1 for small and 2505Oc for
colts; deerskins. dry Mexican. 2S63Oc; dry
salted do. 24d26e; picked do. zoe; dry Central
American. 26030c; goat skins. prime angora.
75eMS1; medium. 40Q60c; large hair goats, SSci
medium. 2Oc; small. 5Q15c
Tallow-No. I rendered, 404Ac; No. 2, 304c;
grease. 2G215c.
Wool-Spring clip (free) Humboldt. years sta
pie, 16Gl9c; San Joaquin, ~ 0S12c; southerin
coast, 6la@S1ze; Nevada, 9q14c per 10 FN 4
clip, northern mountain (free), I1a9Shc; oe
feetiye, 5@6c- Oregon-Valley. 1432 01fc per
pound.
Hops-Prices to growers are from SC to DC
per 10.
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Flour and Farinaceons Goods

Flour-California family extras, $5.40G6 net
without discount: bakers extras, $5 .400lJ. .65 (:
superfine, 81 .20@4 so; oregon and Washington
per bbl 81 90@5.40 for family, bakers and pat
ents and $4.75 for cut of Kansas patents. S6.4O;
do straight $500; Dakota patents, $6.75; do
straight $3.50; first clear, $780,
Farinaceous Goods-Prices In packages net
cash, discount follows: Graham dour
SO per 100 lbs; rye four, $40; rye meal. So. .20
rice -four $6 So6l7: corn meal. SO. %: ex-
ira cream do, $3.55G3.75; oat meal, $4.300l4. so;
oat groats $4.30@4 90; homfny, $3. 40M3. 60;
buckwheat -four, S4.05@4-25; whole wheat -four
So 20; rolled oats bbls $667. so in sacks 81 5OG
6.50: rolled wheat, bbls 81. 4.39@4 so, in sacks
So 3003. 80; pearl barley, s. 2015 .40 split peas
boxes, 500 @5.25 per 100 lbs.
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Hay and Feedstuff.

There was no hay market yesterday morn
ing. owing to the heavy rain. but all eondj
tions remain unchanged. There was nothing
new in feedstufs.
Bran-$30@31 per ton for white and $50. 5o6D
MiddIings- SS3. 5o0135. so per ton.
Shorts--S33 a so per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, $30@3f; rolled oats
for feed S33M34.50; mixed feed. S2s032 FOR
average LOTS oilcake meal, in 20 ton lots S3s In
10 ton lots $3.50. in ton lots S39 small iofs
s39 so; cocoanut cake or meal at mills sos 50 in
30 and 10 and S26 in ton lots, jobbfng S26- 5o.
corn meal. $37@3s; cracked corn, $3s939: broom
corn seed, $120@l.25 per ctl; alfalfa meal and
ton.
Hay-Wheat S1S@22; wheat and oat S17m2r /.
tame oat $16G19; volunteer wild oat s15G51S.
alfalfa. $11@15; stock. $121I5 per ton
Straw-66Gl90e per bale.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Today general holiday.
Wall street stocks and the coppers rather weak
Copper metal higher.
Spot and future cotton unchanged.
Trading quiet on the local stock exchanges.
Hongkong exchange slightly lower. Silver unchanged
Wheat quiet Barley futures lower. Oats firm.
Hay beans and feedstuffs as previously quoted.
Potatoes and onions quiet, but in better tone.
Dressed turkeys sell off very we'll Game firm
Eggs lower. Chese higher. Butter unchanged.
Fresh fruit market quiet and featureess
Stocks of prunes in England very low.
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged.
Wool continues TO move off we'll at firm prices.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grnin and Proyi,Ion.

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-with the execution of
a slight dip in prices early in the day the wheat
market displayed fair degree of strength the
entire session but the volume of trading was
small. The inactivity in the nature of n
duliness. many traders being unwilling
10 either buy or sell IN view of the exchange
being closed tomorrow Foreign news was Of a
bullish character. while the domestic Situation
continued TO favor the bears. The weather bureau
reported that wet weather prevailed over the
greater part of the United States and predicted
that the precipitation would continue the next
q hours in the shape of rain snow. The
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Los Angeles MarEets


LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25.-Eggs We're the
ter of attraction the produce exchange today
and local case count sold up from 44c to 47c,
at which level the buying price placed.
Egg sales total 81 cases, while receipts were
only - eases.
Other sales were three cases cream brick 100
pounds cooking butter. 81 boxes 4 tier bell
flower apples and so boxes ~ tier bellhower.
Offerings in other lists were light and the mar
kest generally steady.
There We're but few changes in vegetable prices
on the street and trading was light. the ma
jo.ity of Thanksgiving stock having been sold.
Hothouse cucumbers were advanced to 81. %
a Dozen Lettuce and cabbage were firm and
good sellers. The demand for bunch goods
st3ll firm and the market well cleaned up.
All fish were scarce and the demand light.
Jackrabbits were abundant, but other game
Produce receipts-Eggs, 81 cases; butter 49,
3iiS pounds; cheese, l76 pounds potatoes, 2, ,956
sticks; onions, 30G sacks; sweet potatoes. 1877
sa cks; beans, 660 sacks apples, 3,oS5 boxes.
Eggs-Local ranch candled, 49@51c; eastern
fresh. 40Q42c; storage selected, 30@32c.
Cheese-Northern fresh 17@17he; anchor,
large, 15c; anchor, Young America 16; hand
cheese, anchor brand, lie; eastern singles 1Se;
longhorn l9c; eastern daisy, 19c; swiss, imported
2S@3oc; swiss, domestic, zoe; brick cream, 1Sc;
limburger, 1Sc; Tulare, 14c; imported Roquefort,
44c; Edam, 36 and 81 size, German breakfast,
81. box; Canada cream, dozen to hox, SIC;
Schlosskase, 81 box; Camembert, $120 box.
Butter-Creamery, extra, 721@c; creamery
irsts, 6oc; eastern extras. 30c cooking butter
24c.
Poultry (buying prices, aliye)-Broilers, " to
lbs, lie per ID; fryers, lie; hens, lbs and up
lie; under 3 lbs, Ice; old roosters, 6@7c; tur-
keys, heavy. zoe; light not wanted Selling
prices, dressed Brolers, 20c per 10; fryers, 2Gc
ROSTERS. 15c; hens 15c ducks. frozen. 15e; live
ducks, 14G15c; geese 2Ia114e.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-AIoney on call easy
at 11aG2 per cent; ruling rate ia per cent:
closing bid, u per cent; offered at 124 per
cent. Time loans soft and dull so and 80
days, per cent: six months, 3ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 4 per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.S4Ij04S S425 for so day
bills and at 81 $500 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4S3M M4S31.
Bar silver 49Lc.
Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds steady; railroads bonds
strong.
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THE STOCK MARKET
Florence and the Merger Higher.
ComstOctS Quiet and Weak--Rather
More Trading In Local Securities

Business in local securities more active
yesterday. but most OF it in Associated oil
and Spring Valley water stocks and bonds
There were fluctuations worthy Of remark.
Tie following were eN-dividend California in
Surance. soc. Union sugar. SOC.
The Comsteek mining shares were quiet and
weak with the more prominent ones. slightly
lower.
Florence aud the merger" the former riSns,
from S455 as Tuesdays close. to S4.75 bnf
falling back to S4d5. and the latter selling up
to S7.Z5. but falling back to ST1O against
Tuesdays close OF S7-02. A curious feature OF
the call In these stocks was the account SELF
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Beef-606izc per ID for steers, 405i2c Tor
and heifers.
veal-51s G7lsc for large ard sd9c for small
Mntton-W ethers, 61a0712c; ewes, 5la96l2e
per To-
Lamb-9G9l5c per ID.
Dressed Pork (per Ib)-9Q91sc for light and
S0Siac for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
Cattle-Steers. No. I. 39t Q4c; second quality.
Size; third quality, 2Q3c; cows and heifers.
2ai Q3c for No /; second quality. 2lac; third
quality, 292Ac; thin, = 42e; bulls and stays.
I5sM1%e; thin bulls, 1M1Ac.
Calves-41a 94Ae per ID for light, 4c for me-
dunn and 31ac for heavy.
Sbeep-Wethers, 3s4c per ID; ewes. sac;
shorl., 1ac less.
Lambs-4041{e per III.
Hogs-1O0 to 40 lbs. Sc; 40 70 $50 lbs. 60
6Ac; 250 to 325 lbs. 515 G5hc; bOars so per
cent stays 30 to 40 per cent and sows 10G20 per
cent OF from above quotations.
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peciduous and Citrus .Fruit.

There was a fair amount OF buying Of fresh
fruits for a few hours after the market
opened but after the wants Of early buyers
had been supplied business became dull and
supplies Of berries from nearby growing dis
tricts sold readily in the morning at good fig
ures and early arrivals Of Grated strawberries
from Los Angeles brought 50 crate. Gran
berries were held at frmer figures BY most
dealers. as it was generally believed that there
would be hardly any received from the east
for several weeks. Grapes were in light sup
ply and firm, with the muscat and verdel va
rleties finding the most favor with buyers. Some
figs arrived from Sonoma and sold at 81 a box
while ounces from the source were prac-
tically unstable. Pears and perSimmons sold
fairly and there was a good movement In ap-
pless but the market for the latter was
rather weak than otherwise. There was no
change in the quotations for citrHs or tropical
fruits.
Strawberries-sS0l11 per chest
Raspberries- -$10M12 per chest.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. $14G15 per Dbl; Coos
bay SO. 5063. IS per box
Apples tper boxl--Fancy helldower. T5dS5e
other fancy. 9oc@$1-25; common to choice. 406a
75c; Christmas apples S1.50d2.
Pears--Winter Nellis. 15cMS1 % per hoy.
cooking varieties. 506I75c.
Quinees-50@65c per box.
Figs-$1 per box.
Persimmons- per box
Grapes-Crates. T5cd$1 Is; srnssl boxes. eoG.
75e: large do. 81. 50G2.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-vaIeneia oranges
$1.50G3.50: navels $2@35O: tangerines S5.6lsi
for small and $1.75 for large boxes: grapefruit
$3.5094.50 for seedIess; lemons. S303.5O for
fancy, $2@25O for choice and $1.25@1.50 for
standards; lines. $4N5
Tropical Fruits-BananasL S1dl50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.5043 Dor Central American :
pineappfes, $2@4
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Now 25-Cash quotations we're as
follows Flour, steady: No. spring wheat,
$105M1.07 No. g. 95c@S1.06; No. red $1.o3
G1-O4%; No. corn, 6SI4 @6315c; No. 2 yellow,
651 M631ac: No 2 oats. 491ac; No. 3 white,
laM50c; No. . rye, 7415c; good feeding barley,
SIC; fair to choice mailing. 59@62c; No 1
northwestern laxseed, S1.441a: prime timothy
seed, $3.95; clover contract grades 1920; short
RIBS, sides (loosel. SIS. S.25GS.75; mess pork, per
bbl, S14.6212 @14.75; lard, per 100 lbs, ss.21l2;
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Provisions

Cured Meats-BacOn. 8 to 10 lbs. 171ac 10 to
IL lbs. 161ae; light medium 14c; medium. IA 4iac;
lbs 2O1sc; 10 lbs. 19iac; 10 TO II lbs,
1Siae; fancy sugar cured. 23e per III; English
10 to u lbs. IKE; eastern sugar cured hams.
1870 for medium and 16 re for lights extra hne
brands, lie; California hams. 15cs mess beef,
extra prime pork $50. 90; clear, SD: mess, $21
pig pork, $25 pigs feet 50 for half bbls, 81. 81
for 25 ID kegs and S1.30 for kits; smoked beef.
1915 a zoe per H.
Lard-Tierces quoted at Sc for California com
pound and t21sc for California pure; eastern
pure. 12iae for tierces: half bbls. pure. BE; 81
lb tins. 124e; 10 ID tins, 13hc; 10 tins, 1889;
ID tins. 13ise.
CottOlene-One half bhf 93tc: half. bbls,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
Egg Market IN Nearbx countles

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 25.-No change has
marked the local egg market for several days.
Marketings have been small at 46e. Higher
prices in San Francisco tempt larger producers
10 make some shipments.
PETALUMA. Nov $50 cents was the best
price paid for eggs today in Petaluma.
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ST. LOUIS. Nov 25.-wool. firm. Medium
grades, combing and clothing, 1S022c; light
fine. l5Gl7c; heavy fine, 12@i4c; tub washed,
2o@29c.
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TACOMA. Nov. 25.-clearings STA, ISL; bal
ances, $6S. sos.
SEATTLE; Nov 25.-oIearings. s1.ss4, 1926;
balances. SIPS 75S
PORTLAND, Nov. 25-clearings. 1893, 1913;
balances. S109, ,5S5
SPOKANE. Nov. % zclearings. $1.1se. 900;
balances, $97,27
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Butter. Cheese and eggs

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-on the produce exchange
today the butter market steady. Creameries.
22M30e; dairies. l9h@25c. Eggs steady; at
mark, cases included 22G25c; firsts 2sc; prime
6rsts. 29c:. Cheese steady at 12A @13Ae.
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MIsCELLANEoUs MARKETS
Foreign Futures
Loudon wool Sales

LONDON, Nov. 25.--The offerings at the
wool sales today amounted to 1880 bales, in
Guiding an excellent selection of clip
merinoes which were sold readily to home and
continental traders. Secured realized Is 615d;
Americans bought suitable parcels of greasy A
small supply of cross breeds brought out active
competition between home and American buyers
Prices were firmly established at the opening
rates.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.Jroday's statement
of the treasury balances In the general fund.
exclusive of the $150 100000 gold reserve, shows:
Available cash balance $14S675. .259; gold coin
449, 250.