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cannot be satisfactory unless consist
ing of a polyglot program, for never
has he been more applauded than this
winter 1t is quite probable that the
English" part of it had something TO
do with the unwonted interest in his
work, for it seemed as If so many more
of the laity are fiocking to hear him,
glad of an opportunity of hearing some
thing they can. understand. And the
word is used advisedly, since the pros
grammed words were absolutely I'M
needed. When Bispham gives up sing
ing, of which there need be no neces-
sity, for he will still always offer an
object lesson in diction, he might profit
ably employ his time in founding a
school for the teaching of How to
Sing the English Language"
AS he is master of four other Ian
guages, in which he has been heard for
the last ten years, his program was a
matter of choice and not necessity.
Musicians and music lovers every
where are interested in the personality
of that queen of composers, and the
following, clipped from an eastern ex-
change is of Interest,"
The center of attraction at the fourth
concerts of the Philadelphia orchestra
was naturally enough the promised
solost, Nine Cecie Chaminade. Her
debut in Philadelphia on her initial
American tournee was warm enough
to delight any artist.
The desira bility of n soloist at an
orchestral concert is a debatable ques-
ton in view of the disturbed unity of
the program, but the fact remains that
"big name" will draw the crowds"
In consequence the Academy of Music
was packed to the doors at both APP
pearances of the famous woman com
poser.
She is slight of figure and modest of
bearing: her face. while not handsome,
is attractive in feature and stamped
with fine personality. The chief char
acteristic of Nine. Chaminade's play
ing is the utter absence of affectation.
She is alike incapable of the Amazo-
MAN pianism of Theresa Carreno and
the psychologizing Interpretation of
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler. AS an
executant at the piano Cecile Chant
made is nimble fingered. gifted with a
delicate technique and delicious though
not sonorous tone, and endowed with
discerning insight in the matter of in
depreciation. The general impression
left of her powers of playing and of
composition was that in both she is
charming and pleasing without being
in any sense profound.
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Hymn No. 400.
Gloria Patri ....................W woodward
onertory, behold the Days Come"
........... ......:.;....... woodward
The choir.
ohertory sentence .........'''.''''G COVER
Amen.
Recessional hymn No. s74.
Organ postlude ..................'' 'Hlnch
The evening service is to be given by
the junior choir, the program appear
ing in another column on this page.
Christ church, Christmas day, Decem-
Der %:
office of the holy communion.
Organ, offertory on two Christmas
hymns .......... ''..'.''''' 1uiiiii"i'
Professional hymn No. $40.
Kyrie .......'''''''''.' 49,
Gloria Tlbi ...,............-".'.' Anon
Hymn No. 81.
Gloria Patri ..................w woodward
onertory, Now When Jesus sI Was
Born" ..................''' stevenson
The choir.
Onertory sentence.
Sursum Corda Ssom .,
Sanctus ..............''' ..'''''''' E0"0i
Communion hymn No. 225.
Gloria In Excelsis S.o,e,
Amen ................. COVER
Recessional hymn No. 4S9,
Organ, THE Nativity" De la TompeHe
The special Christmas music at Christ
church will be presented as follows at
the morning and evening services sun
day, December q:
Morning prayer.
Organ. Meditation ......-.....'..''.h lelh
professional hymn No. 4Os.
Venite chant No. 20. ....... HENDERSON,
Gloria Patri ............'... ''..'''' Toouson
re Deum. festival in b major
Observation-Disclosures, Clough- LeighteI
Jubilate Dec chant No. 135.. .Aldrlcn
Hymn No SO.
Gloria Patrl ..................W woodward
I,,ce of CO0mDf
Mrs Hon and the choir.
Omertory sentence. go
Amen Observation-Disclosures '.''''-'' D'"''
Recessional hymn No. so.
EVENING PRAYER AND MUSICAL
SERVICE
Organ 1.-THE Holy Night ....''''.. 'Buch
Professional hymn No. $685. 49,
Nnnc Dlmitis chant No $50. ........Tu Turtle
Evening hymn No %.
Oratorio, 1.-THE Christmas oratorlo'
The choir.
Onertory sentenced
Amen ...................... tower
Recessional hymn No. 400,
Organ, Toccata in major .....,. 'Wldoi
The choir is composed of Mrs. Maude
Davis Wankowski, soprano; Miss
Maude Elizabeth Richards. contralto:
Mr.. John Douglas Walker, tenor and
director of music; Mr.. William James
Chick, basso; Mr.. Archibald w. SEES
sions, orgGnist, assisted by mixed
chorus of seventy voices. on TINS oc-
CASTOR the choir will be further assisted
by Mrs. Helen Hoff, soprano; Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Fonda. contralto, and Mr..
Angus Boynton, tenor.
The programs prepared for these SER
vices present works of great worth, diff
ficulty and beauty. The Christmas ora
torio is a particularly beautiful and
worthy composition and one demanding
excellent development in choir work
to present in an adequate manner.
"a
Westlake Methodist Episcopal church:
MORNING SERVICE
Organ, pastoral symphony from Mes
Choir, "The Angels Song. .shackley
Onertory. flute solo
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"In Reverent Awe; soprano solo,
Mary, "At Last l See Thy Promised
Face" and Lullaby of Angels; Choir
us, 'Then Sweeping Through the Area
of Night" and "Softly the Starlight" (;
tenor solo, "And 10! the Angel" and
''Fear Not; chorus, "Glory to God;
alto solo, flushed the Gracious Som" /;
chorus, amen, Lord, We Praise Thee
and finale, Amen"
In these several parts the delicate
and emotional passages are beautifully
rendered by the choir. The soloists are
Hazel Landers, Marie Jenkins and Ka-
chelle Walters, sopranos; Alice Adds
alto; Robinson Weeks tenor; Stlllinan
ingalls,. baritone, and Christie Bacon,
bass. The remaining special numbers
of the program will be Tours "Magni-
feat: Gently Lead U.s." by Jerome,
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and as an offertory Vincent's "There
Were Shepherds" AS the juvenile
choir has since its organization in every
way outgrown its present name, Key.
Baker p. Lee, rector of Christ church,
will take this opportunity to announce
its promotion to the title of the junior
choir.
A preparatory grade will sing in the
Sunday school, from which members
will be advanced to the Junior choir.
Too much praise cannot be given the
loyalty and active interest these young
singers take in their work. The mem
bers are not altogether from families
connected with the church but all are
welcome and receive alike at rehearsals
the benefit of fine vocal training.
Mrs. Eugene Torrey is director. OF the
choir
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CHURCH MUSIC

In many of the churches throughout
the city today Christmas music will
form a prominent part of the service,
and "Glory to God in the Highest,
Peace on Earth, Good VIII to Man."
will be the subject of chorus and an
them.
Christ church, morning prayer and
confirmation:
Organ, Andante ........,......... Goldmark
Professional hymn No. 1858.
Venite chant No. 22.............W Woodward
Gloria Patri .....s....-. .doodson
TIE Deum in B minor. .............. Buck
Jubilate Dec. chant No. 1876. Aldrieh
Anthem, "The God Of Abraham Praise"
............. .....-........s... Buck
The quartet
Hymn No. 344.
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THE beautiful Christmas Manager
service to be held this evening at
u 1880 o'clock by the juvenile choir
of Christ church, Twelfth and Flow
er streets, in connection with the
Sunday school is in anticipation of the
Christmas giving of gifts to the poor, a
custom that has prevailed in Christ
church. This is also the regular third
Sunday evening on which the Juvenile
choir gives its musical service. The
feature OF this program will be New
ms 1.-THE Alteration" a cantata of
twenty minutes duration, beginning
with the chorus, "Adeste Fideles'';
baritone solo, Behold, a Virgin Shall
Conceive; soprano and alto chorus,
"A Wonderful GUEST; baritone solo,
There Once Came a Glory; chorus.
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will be sung. together with lighter
Waltz" by A. j. Davis; Mighty Like
a Rose" and 1.-THE Night Has a Thou
sand Eyes" by Nevin; "Blow, Ye Cen
tie Breezes, Blow" by Marks; also
"Song of the Vikings. by Tanning, an
ave Maria" by Marchetti, for wo-
mems voices, together with the Bar
corolle from "Contes d'Hoffmann, by
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Offenbach, that made such a furore in
New York last season.
Negotiations to produce one act from
"Salome," by Richard Strauss, are said
to be under way.
&
David Bispham, who is coming to
Los Angeles later in the season, is
singing English and refuting the oft
propounded theory that a song recital
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Bacon-Were you ever tried by a jury?
Egbert-Yes; 1 served on one once, and none
OF the stubborn fellows would agree with mel
-yankers Statesman
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NEW YORK STOCK
AND BOND MARKET

NEW YORK Dec. 2s.-The notable
strength and breadth OF the stock market
today seemed to be based on fresh reailza,
ton Of the favorable factors in the general
situation, rather than any new develop
ments Evidently there has been some ap-
prehension that there would be temporary
scarcity Of banking credits during the perlou
of the annual settlements that might re
strict the resources on which speculative
holders could rely to carry their holulhss
The complexion of the bank stateilels s
which appeared Saturday during the closed
interval OF the stock eNohahRe' was ~
eepted as pretty definite assurances that the
dreaded period of temporary scarcity Wouio
be safely bridged. ,,..a
In the clearing house item Of loans durins
the past two weeks has been concurrent
with a recognized expansion IN the sctue.
volume of banking credits on whlch heasy
demands have been made in that time Part
~ tha new accommodation is clearly trace
able IN the denovated form OF the weekly
bank statement to the trust companies u
New York city. ,,-, -,
tbe bond market as well as in stocks IN
some bond issues there was seFaIilDle II
evidence which caused as volatile move
ment in prices as the rule IN stochs. -. - !
s~bicapo Rock Island & Pacific collateral
s. there was seen the spectacle unusual IN
bond transactions, Of wide opening saIes
being made OF 60 Of these oonos a. u PtsqS'
,anglnr from 30 to 81 at the same instant
while the last price at which TINS ooho SUI
IN Thursday was IS. The breadth OF the
bond market showed that there was aotis9
~ The same time a demand Of substantial
character. ,.h 40 IN
THE reinvestment of sums which are 70
be discussed as pronts on capital ARR ~ sii ts
drst Of the year is often anticipated IN rms
wav Rumors of coming deals IN the RAJ
road world were in circulation ana lounu
readv eredence owing to the conviction tnal
= nrevailinR tendency of railroad peicy was
mai direction. Atchisons report or net
earnings for November made quite pTai-
liant showing of earning power ana was
4aken as an earnest of other reports
The asking price OF copper was raised az
the New York metal exchange, with
strenrthening effect copper industrlais
! sharp fall in the sterling exchange rate
at Paris was offset by lower LONDON e e1
change here leaving the gold export posi-
49,, l9ttia changed Paris again took the
available gold supply in the London qo 9. mar rn
ket The assignment OF H: ". foor q 80 :,
announced during the holiday interval was
totally ignored. ,,.,,,a
Bonds were strong Total sales; par VaiuS
"a. s0e. 900 United States As advanced q
per cent on call
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FAIR DEMAND FOR
FEW COMMODITIES
ONIONS AND CASE EGGS FIND
FEW BUYERS
Fish Are a Glut, but Fruits and Nuts
Are Well Called For-Ex-
change Is Feature
less

Business on the produce market was good
yesterday morning after four days of scarce
~ any activity. Receipts were not more
than enough in any line and there was
demand for many things that have oeen
about consumed. Chestnuts, ALMONDS anu
walnuts were all well called for on the pro
duce exchange.
The session Of that body was almost
featureiess Only fifty sacks of Australian
brown onions and twenty -fve cases OF case
count eggs were traded. The holidays OF
four days were offered and as a result the
market was forced fractionally lower on
all local grades. Case count were placed
at sec Butter arrivals were sufficient lo
keep the market at the present level
Tangerines and oranges we're the best
citrus fruits on the market and also the
most plentiful. Artlehokes and lettuce were
boosted The former vegetable is selling
at 81 so per dozen. Cabbage is moving wen
at S1.25 sack.
Fish were a glut Rock cod and barra-
cuda were the chief varieties in oversupply
Smells were plentiful. Wild ducks were
hard to obtain and Jack rabbits were not
sufeiciently well represented to fill the or
ders Of various dealers. The receipts re-
ported in all lines include all arrivals OF
the past four days
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California Dried Fruits

NEW YORK. Dec 2s.-The market for
evaporated apples is quiet with fancy quoted
at s12@9lsc; choice, 1AqSc; prime, 6la07c
Prunes are in light demand. rather easy in
tone so far the smaller medium sizes are
concerned. Quotations range from 49s47sac for
California and from 6l2@8c for Oregon fruit,
the latter up to Sos to Cos.
Apricots scarce. with choice quoted at
9is499zc; extra choice, 1O910hc; fancy, 11h9
13lac.
Peaches are quiet but steady with choice
quoted at 7d7hc extra choice, 10@l0hc; fancy,
1i1Rq1SRc.
Raisns are dun and unsettled with loose
nIuseates quoted at 5hq6Bc; choice to fancy
seeded, sac; seedess, 41k@6c; London layers,
81 50G1. 60.
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SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 2S.-The steamer William
II. Murphy, Capt. Corning, arrived this morn
ing -FOUR days from Fields Landing CARR ma
100000 feet of lumber for the Pacific Lumber
company.
The steamer Brooklyn, Capt. Hendrickson
completed the discharge Of her lumber cargo
and cleared today for Union Landing 10 re.
load.
The steamer Bowdoin, Capt. johnson, ha.
arrived Ave days from Aberdeen with 100 %,
feet of lumber consigned to the e. X. WOOD
Lumber company.
After having discharged a part cargo oi
lumber at Redondo the steamer Western, Capt
Kelley, arriving from Grays Harbor wiz
100000 feet of lumber for various consigned
at this port
The Pacific Coast company's steamer sanfI
Rosa, Capt. Alexander, arrived tonight NOD
San Francisco via Santa Barbara and nj
dondo with freight and passengers She vi
clear tomorrow for San Diego.
The steamer Yellowstone, Capt Rorvllr hi
arrived six days from Portland with 1911
railroad ties for Mccormick Brothers Lum3
company
The U. S. S. Lawrence and Goldsborol
will clear tomorrow. the former for Vel
and the latter on cruise.
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CHICAGO Live Stock

CHICAGO, Dec. 2s-Cattle-Receipts about
$4,000; market steady to 10c higher; bssves
So 65@750; stoekers and feeders, s275a4. 30:
westerns, S3.eOQ5.65 COWS and heifers, 81 5O66
8; calves, $6.50q9
1Oc higher; light, s5.10G5.s5; mixed, ST. 5000 10:
heavy, $5.50q6.15 rough, s55O@57O: good 10
choice heavy, s57oqs.15; pigs, s4a51O; bulk OF
Sheep-Receipts about $4,000; market STEADY
to 10c lower; natives, s26O94S IS; westerns D bO
@4.SO; yearlings, 20; lambs native sfs01
7.60 westerns, sL5OQ16O. w.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

snec,aI service to The Herald by J. c. Will
son member Chicago Board Of Trade, Hotel
Alexandria, Los Angeles 49,
CHICAGO Dec 29.-The wheat market TO-DAY
was a very dull affair with practically no
pt RODS of activity. The news rather Favored
the bulls There was some little realizing on
the advance ard short coverings, On the
whole. the market lacked feature OF any de-
scrtption and has all the appearance OF a hol-
day market - l.,
lated short covering with a disposition on the
part OF the leading bears to put some snort
corn out which was taken in on the recent
break were the only noteworthy TRANSACTIONS
Oats were firm but also very dull. The cash
article is inclined TO be weak and there is even
less interest in this market than in It's neigh
bors, wheat and corn.
The proyision market was strong. Lighter
receipts at the yards than expected and an
advance on the entire list of from DC 10 zOc
over last Thursdays close was the motive FOR
We are inclined to the opinion that on any
further advance profit taking would De IN
order in the hope OF relnstatlng long property
at lower levels.
The inter ocean says: Wheat traders look
upon the situation as one that requires patience
for extensive operations on either side Inc
bears see indications Of increased offerings from
Argentine within few weeks and by the MID
die Of January It Is expected that s1 Isl.
will have assumed large proportions Foreign
ers and traders who are beartsh look for Ar
gentine to make the price for wheat from now
on They ignore domestic conditions, when
are regarded by the bulls as the mainstay Of
their position. If there is any merit on the
bull side of wheat 1t viii have TO come from
two factors-an increased foreign demand and
decreased domestic receipts and supplies. SO
far as the leading bull interest is concerned
It has not changed its position and the acct
dent to w II. Bartlett, Is not expected 10
AFFECT them as he announces that he is able
TO take care Of all his trades. Traders believe
that should the Bartlett line be unioaded 1t
might cause a temporary setback OF d Ie"
cents.
Corn is looked upon as a two-sided PROPOSE
ton from now on. The leading bear interest,
which has been most aggressive on the sell
ing side ever since December corn left zoe more
than three months ago. has reduced its COM
mitments and covered more than 100000
bushels and is waiting for a reason in which
To nut out its lines. Present prices are still
high as compared with other years.
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Sugar and Coffee

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Coffee futures closed
Sales were reported of $3.50 bags. including
March at 5.4Od5 45c May. 5,4Oq5. 45c; July,
5.35d5,40c; Oct. and Nov. 5S5c spot, steady
No, Rio, 67se; No. Santos, 77sQshc; mild
dull; Cordova, 9hd12kc
sugar-Raw, quiet; fair refining. Bic; oentri-
fugal 90 test, S67c; molasses sugar 2,92c; re-
fined. quiet; crushed, 5,35c powdered, 4.75c;
GRADUATED 475c.
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec 2s-The London tin mar
ket was little lower than the close last
week. with spot quoted at sl32 Is and futures
at Ella Locally the market was easy, with
spot quoted at s2aq2s 10. Copper was easy in
London, with spot unchanged at e6S Is Cd and
futures shade lower at e64 6s. The local
market was firm with lake quoted at S14. ESQ
Il so; eectrolytic, $1441425; casting, s1S. S71kd
Il. 1215. Lead was unchanged at e13 in Lon
don and at S4.12la44.15 locally Spelter ad.
vanced to GT IFS ed in London; locally the
market remained dull at S. lOd5 Is. Iron was
unchanged at 49s 11ad for Cleveland warrants
in London. No change was reported locally.
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HIIdehrandt Arralnnad

A. Hildebrandt was arraigned belize
Justice Selph yesterday charged v IN
setting fire to the plant of the Electric
Heat ana Manufacturing company at
Dolgeville December 8. The ease was
continued until Saturday, when dats
for the preliminary examination win he
named. Hildebrandt was returned to
the county jail in default Of $4,000 bonds.
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Market Ranges

Hogs-Receipts 100000 left over 2500; prospects
strong to &c higher. Range, IS to S6.O6.
Cattle-Recepts $4,000; market steady to
strong
sheep-Receipts $4,000; steady to 10c lower
Frorecast-Part cloudy weather, with slight
temperature changes is indicated for the entire
forecast distrist.
Worlds shipments of wheat 604S0 900 bushels
corn 3271 600 bushels. Last week wheat, T.
10000 and year ago s,60s, 600 bushels.
Liverpool wheat closed hc to &c up corn,
kc TO sc Up.
Berlin wheat closed 1c higher.
Antwerp wheat closed sc to lAc higher.
Budapest wheat closed INC up.
Paris wheat was unchanged TO 1c higher;
recent two days rain in Argentine has at
fected European markets.
Visible supply-Wheat, decrease $500 bush
els: corn, increase 1,424,O00 bushels; oats, in
crease e9i 900 bushels.
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and lemons
3 from Los Angeles Thursday and Fri &
Z. day, December "a and 2b, reported by &
; the California Fruit Growers ex- 6
3 change, were DC carloads of oranges {
3 and 9 carloads of lemons. &
3 Total to date there were shipped
:, 1881 carloads, of which SOL were &
. lemons. s
. Last season there were shipped 1857 &
3 carloads, of which $40 were lemons.
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Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Cotton futures coansd
steady at an advance of 2Q6 points, as CON
pared with last Thursday, and closed steady
at net advance of 1Q7 points
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2S.-Wool, steady; medium
grades clothing and combing. 19Q2Shc; light
fine, l68q2Oc; heavy fine, 10h4lec; fuh
washed, 20Q23hc.
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10 pct UDIs To IDs. Hbt''sss' 80
Wheat, No 600 lbs), $3.50; wheat, doO-lb
sacks) No. l. 81. IS; corn 400 lb) $3.50: cracked
corn 400 lbs) 81. feed meal 200 lbs) slsO
rolled barley 200 lbs.), S165; oil cake meal 90
lbs.), $3.50; shorts 400 lbs), $3.50; bran. heavy
zoo lbs). 15s; Kaffir corn, $3.50; white
oats, Sl.S5; seed rye, Sl.6.
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Morninu Sales

1000 Blue Bull at 14Ac; 1000 Cal Hills at
exc; 1000 Cons. Mines at 19sc; 800 Daisy at zoe;
49, 600 Eureka at 1Ac; 10 Home Pref. at $54;
6300 Johnnie at 19c; 500 Montana at Tic; 2OOO
Searchlight Parallel at 2&c.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows available cash balance Of 1851, 1872, 992;
gold coin and bullion, S24, 476, 1885, gold certih-
Gates, $685. 637, 2GO
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PRICES OF METALS
in NEW YORK MARKET

8 NEW YORK, Dee. 28.--Copper, lake Z
8 SI4.25@14.5O, electrolytie sIa.l21%@
q 14.25, casting s14@I4.12%. {
o Lead, s4.121z @4t5. Z
% Tin, s29.O5@ 29.S5 z
O Silver, 1890.
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Oil Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-5OO Furnace Creek Elk. Copper
at 24c; 800 Jim Butler at 1Sc; 10 Grandley
Con. Copper at s107; 10 Jerome Copper at
Sc. rs; 1000 Pitts Silver Peak at s21sc; 100 Ne
vada Cons. 19%c; 100 do at 1880; 1000 Cons.
Mines at 1%c; 100 Greene Cananea at 11&c; 10
Calumet and Hecla at 81 Is.
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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co, members Los Angees-Nevada
Mining Stock Exchange, 1906 San Fernando
building Los Angeles).
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2S.-The following
were the closing quotations today:
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coMsrock MININc STOCKS

Especial service to The Herald by B. F. Tay-
lor, 524 Citizens National Bank building, MEM
Der Los Angeles-Nevada Mining Stock ex-
ebange).
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s.-Following we're
OH ouotatfons todav.