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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2G.-There wss no call
On the produce exchange today, IL being closed
from Thursday until Monday
A few vegetable stalls are open on the street
but the majority Of the larger houses were
closed.
There were no changes in prices and the
market was fairly well supplied with all
varieties OF green vegetables. Cabbage and
lettuce were sriH scarce and there was only
q limited amount oc carrots came IN.
Produce receipts-EgzS. lac cases: butter
,. lo4 pounds: cheese. 2ol6 pounds. potatoes
l.76S sacks onions. 56S sacks; sweet potatoes
25I sscks; beans. sacks; apples. C63 boxes
Butter-Creamery extras. S7isc; do rirstS.
G. lsc, eastern extras. CSC; cooking butter. 24e
EsSs-Local ranch. candled- Il 1s3c; eastern
fresh. "a q 3Se; storage. selected. 32G3sc-
CheeSe-Northern fresh. 16feQ17c: anchor.
large. lJc: anchor. Young America Ice: hand
cheese. anchor brand. I7c: eastern singles ISc
eastern twins ISc eastern cheddars. I7c; eastern
longhorn- l3c- eastern daisy. l9c; Swiss. i'm
ported. 2Sd30c. Swiss, domestic re: brick
cream lSc; liuburger. lSe. Tulare. 1zc: i'm
ported kocuefo-t. 4zc; Edsm. 60 and 81 size.
German breakfast. $l.Io a box; Canada cream.
one Gozen 10 beT. 95c; Schlosskase, 81 box;
Camembert. SI-2o box
Bntter-Cresmery extra. 12iLc: creamery
nsts, 6I1sc; eastern extras. soc; cooking butter.
24c.
Poultry fbuyinz prices. aiive)-Broilers. 1 4 70
lbs. lac per 10; fryers. i7c: hens. lbs and up.
&c; uncer lbs lee; old ROSTERS. 6d1c; tur-
keys heavy. POE; light, not wanted Selling
prices oressed-Bro.iers 20c per lb fryers. 20c;
ROSTERS l5c; hens. l5c: ducks frozen, l5c; live
ducks, Il Q be- geese. 12ls q 14c.
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AT POLAND'S CHIEF CITY
EAST AND WEST MEET
One Sees Military on All Sides
and Hears a Confusion
of Tongues

When the train from Berlin reaches
the Polish frontier at AlexandroW, YOU
realize that you are in new WoT4d,
says a writer in the Sunday ar home
Russian military officers enter the train
the carriage doors of which are then
locked. They proceed from compart-
ment TO compartment, taking from each
passenger his passport. As you look
from the carriage window you see the
porters, in white caps and white linen
smOcks Qike the dress of a chef IN a
hoteD. running with the heavy luggage
on their shoulders from the baggage
wagon to the customs Office You do
not see single porter walking Then
your carriage door being unlocked
luggage from the racks. You follow
them TO the customs. and there you wit
ness varied scene AT 1.3O IN the morn
ing.
East and west have met The confu-
sion of tongues is here, indeed Rus
SLAMS. Poles, Germans. English. French,
Japanese. Cninese-au are mere. Keep
perhaps in Cairo, there are few places
where one sees in a company of about
$50 people such a mlngling OF various
nationalities. In Warsaw itself the I'M
The city Is still under martial law, and
| is garrisoned by so, 900 troops. There is
no such thing as municipal self gov
ernment Soldiers are everywhere
cipal street corners. At the hotel you
are at once asked for your passport.
which is sent TO the authorities TO be
registered and returned. II is undesir-
able to walk in the streets without IT.
The traveller who imagines that
English would carry hiua anywhere
would soon be disenchanted in Warsaw
A few of the educated people. il is true.
speak English. but in the streets and
even in the hotels il Is rarely heard
Apart from Polish which is the com
mon ianguS sc, and Russian, Which Is
the official language. German Is the
most useful and French comes next
London Globe
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WOULD ENJOIN SHERIFF
IN DEFUNCT BANK CASE
Attorney O'ConneIl, for Depos.
itors, Would Stop Transfer
of Browns Stock

Application was made yesterday in
the United States district court by At
torney Daniel O'Connell in behalf Of
depositors of the defunct California
safe deposit and trust company for an
order to show cause why a restrain
ing order should not be issued TO pre-
vent Sheriff Frank Barnet of Alameda
county from obeying any order OF the
of Els shares of stock of the Canadian
Bank Of Commerce of Oakland, owned
by j. Dalzell Brown and valued at
$4,000. The stock has been attached
by the Union national bank The ap-
plication was made in the interest of
those depositors who are desirous of
having Brown adjudicated an involun-
tary bankrupt on account OF his re-
sponsibilities as stock holder in the
California safe deposit and trust com
pany. Judge de Haven took the mat
ter under advisement.
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Deeiduous and citrus Frul..

Owing to the cold weather during the past
week the Christmas demand for apples, oranges
and other fruits did not come up 20 expecta-
tions and there were large lines of every thing
on hand yesterday. Several hundred packages
OF grapes that had been sent in in expectation
Of good demand on the day before Christmas
we're lying around awaiting buyers. but very
few were taken, although the prices asked were
low Retailers were sufficiently supplied with
apples and oranges and only few odd sales
OF those staples were made during the day. In
fact. commission merchants not paid for
their trouble in keeping their stores open and
most OF them shut up shortly after noon
ear OF Ben Davis apples packed in four tier
boxes. came in from the Hood river country In
Oregon. and the receivers were asking Sit
box for the stock
Crs1berries- Cod. s14915 per bbl.
Apples fper boxl-Fancy. tier. so
Tor Spitzenberzs. $110Gl-l5 for Newtown pip
pins and S3c0s1 for belfower: common 10
choice. 4ot1T5c: Christmas apples, sl-5os,ra5-
Pears-Wi1ter Neliis. 95c q Sl25 per box
cooking varieties. 50a75c.
PersimmOns-75cdSl per box.
Grapes-5ocH$l per crate
Citrus Fruits tper boxl-Navel oranges. s1.IJ
62-5o. with some specials higher: tangerines, 81
@l.25 FOR small and SI.50G2 for large boxes:
grapefruit $SU3.5O for seedless: lemons, $50
3-25 for fancy. s2d2.50 for choice and sl-25
( Il-50 for standards: lines. A15.
Tropical FrUits-Bananas. SlIl50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2G3 for Central American;
piResppieS. S2d4 per dozen.
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Poultry and Game

Retail tradesmen paid no attention TO the
wholesale market for poultry yesterday. having
laid in enough supplies prior to the holiday
70 carry them over until Monday. There we're
practically supplies available. anyhow. and
the quotations for everything in The live poul-
try line were largely nominal -Four cases OF
dressed turkeys In and found buyers at
prices ranging from 30c a pound for prime
stock down TO 25c for poor- There were not
enough live turkeys Offering for quotation.
Receipts Of game 100 sacks and prices for
all descriptions were very weak. as retailers
were indifferent about buying and able
TO secure supplies az practically their own
terms
Poultry (pC- dozen}-Hens. s4G5 for small
S5.5og6 for large and $Td9 for extras; young
ROSTERS. s6JQ957: DO extras. S7.50GS: old roost-
ers. $4G5: fryers. S5-50G6. large ntoilers, $3.50
G5; small broilers. S3.5ed4: ducks. s6Gs for
young and s4G5 for old: pigeons. 81 %. squads.
So 90: geese. So -50Q3 per pair.
Turkeys lper lbl-Nominal
Game lper dozen enl-AaIlard ducks. s2G4; can
vasbaeks. S2.5o0 4-5o: sprig. S2Gz: gray
ducks. So: teal. SI-5oG1.7j: wfdgeon. 81. 50I2;
small. S1.25 q l.5o. blackjseks $I.25GJ i.50; gray
geese, $3sb3-5o; white geese. sl-5aG2: brant.
s. 2542.5e Tor large and S1.59df f-75 for small.
honkers. S5G 1.50: hare. S1-50GI-75: cottontsil
p Rhffs <offo 20
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Dried Fruits. Rai.Ins. Nuts and Honey

I.ocsl conditions remain unchanged. Late mail
reports. from New York say:
Definite information with reference TO the
progress Of the deal between packers aud grow
ers OF California rsisins is still lacking. but
the fact thst most OF the packers have author
ized their loca! agents 10 accept orders on tne
basis OF 5lzc (. o. b. for fancy and 5c T. O. b.
for choice seeded 1908 fruit is held 10 indicate
that they have arrived at some sort OF an
underst snding among themselves. IL not with
the growers These prices represent decline
Of much three-ouarters of cent pound
from Quotations until recently held TO by
tain OF the packers, while in other cases they
are no lower than goods could have been bought
different 10 the offerings and the opinion ex-
pressed in some quarters that the 0Ssc T. o. b.
ngure at which stock viii be purchssable IN
the near future finds some backing ia runors
that offers to shade 1T are already being made
Some buyers il Is intimated. might be IN
duced TO take hold at a &c f. O. b. price for
fancy, believing that the market will event
uslly fan 10 that. and it is understood that
the coast late yesterday.
Trade in California prunes is strictly Of
iohbing character. and as such is Light
There is more interest shown in 4os than in the
other sizes. and that count being seareer than
held both here and on the coast Oregon
Italian prunes on the spot have 8 fair demand
in Jobbing way and there Is more Q. iess
the market appears 70 be even hrner. than
1t is here. Few packers. it is reported.
willing 10 sell straight carload lots OF either
30s or 4os. while those who are disposed to
accept such orders demand 35<c and Sc (. o. b.
bag basis for the two sizes respectively Apri-
cots quiet. but the strong tone OF the mar
ket is retained There is scarcely anything
offered for shipment from the coast. and that
at a full parity with spot quotations here.
Peaches also firm. but without animation"
Fruits-Evaporated apples. SO. d6lsc; apricots.
IL @ Zoe: peaches. 4G41ac for standards, 5@ec
for choice and 612c for fancy; pears "a HSc;
pitted plums. ~ 9Sc; nectarines. 5d6c; fgs.
q. a &c; prunes. size basis. 2% 43Ac, with
premium for the larger sizes
Raislns-C -Clusters-None left. London LAYERS
? crown. <i.05; 3 crown. S1.15. Seeded, ga
SIC: seedless. 2Ikc: Thompsons seedless. 3S4c
for unblezched: loose muscatels. 415e for
crown. 3lke fer > crown and &c for crown
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareiis. 11H Gl2c; IXL.
1olz GI1c: ne plus ultra. loc; Drake si2c:
Ia languedocs, Slk 69c: bardshells. TIC. Walnuts-
I2lz a13c per ID for No softshell and sGloc
for No. DO: 12c for No. I hardshell and Sac
for No . do: chestnuts. sd10c per Ib for
Italian: hlberts. 12is Glzc; pecans. 154lIc.
Honey-Water white comb. l5c; white. 13q
14e. light amber. 10Gl2zc: dark amber. ga
Zoe; water white extracted. nominal: white.
7dSc: light amber. 6ls G7c: dark amber and
cardied. AZ G5lsc per ID.
Beeswax-27 a2sc per ID for light and 23d
PC for dark.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Noah Swanson and wife 10 Miss s. C. ohisson
lot in line of Cole street. 2T:e S Riyoli, 8
25:4 7-I6 BY E 100: $40.
Edward Gfnley and wife to Frederick Hob
wiesner, lot in line of Sixth avenue. 100 S
Lake. s % by Z 40; $40
West Shore land company to Emma J. Cross
ley. lot at NE corner Eighteenth avenue and n
street South. y 80 by 100; So
Anna Cordes 10 Claus Henry Cordes. lot IN y
line OF Oak street 26:6 Franklin, Z 25 by y
12O; $40
John Brickell company to Edna v Hewson.
lot in line Of Twenty ninth avenue, 150 S
California. S % by W 30; $40
Bernhard Getz and wife TO Joseph Devliu lot
In W line Of Twenty first avenue, 2T5 Point
Lobos- y % by w 100; SO
Edwood Lutley and wife TO Fernando O.
Graham and wife, lot in line of Clipper street.
203:1 Sanchez, w % by n ia; $40
Jacob Heyman Co. TO Emma J. Barber lot
In line OF Fulton street. 32:6 W Thirtieth
avenue, w 25 by 100; $40.
Same 70 same, lot In W line OF Forty seventh
avenue, 200 of street. S % by W 120; Si0
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. croaer

The following named have been in
stalled as the officers for Empress Vie
of St George for the current term:
Mrs. Nellie Esler. worthy past presi-
dent; Mrs Daisy Jones. worthy presi-
dent Mrs J. Lomax, worthy vice presi-
urer; Helen Williams, worthy financial
secretary: Mrs. Norah Roth. worthy re-
cording secretary: l.. Kidd, chaplain
Mrs. f. Parkes. worthy first conductor:
conductor: Mrs. Page, worthy inside
guard: Mrs. levitt, worthy outside
guard; Mesdames E. Wits, F. FIack
and L. J. Williams. trustees. The lodge
presented Mrs. Z. BurcheIl, its retirins
past president. a handsome gold en-
blematic badge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Hides. Tallow. Wool and Hops

There Is nothing new under this head. trade
being OF q holiday character.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1sG1c un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers. BE; me-
dium. I2c: light. 10c: cowhldes. 10l2c for
heavy I0c for light; stags &c: salted kip, 1253e:
salted veal. I5c; salted calf. 155@c: dry hides,
lse; dry kip lie: dry calf 221zc; dry stays.
12c; dry veal. 2Oc: Mexican dry hides. 161c:
Mexican dry saIted do. BE: Mexican picked.
I5c: sheepskins. shearlings. 20G30c each; short
wool. 3595oc each: medium. 55Gsoc each: long
WOOL S5cISI 20: lambs Is soc: horse hides,
salt. 50 501s2-T5. for large and sl.75G2 for me-
dium. 75cGsi % for email and 25450c for colts;
horse hides. DRY. $2G2.25 for large and $12592
for medium. 50cIs1 for small and 2JG50c for
colts; deerskins. dry Mexican. 2s930e: dry
saIfed do. 24Q26c: picked do 20cs dry Central
American 26GSoc: goat skins. prime angora,
75cGS1; medium 4OGG0c: large hair goats 35c:
medium 2Oc: small. 5Gl5c.
Tallow-Eo. l rendered. 4d4zc: No. 2. 3G4c;
grease. 2d2izc.
wool-Spring clip tfreeY Humboldt. years sta
pie. le@ i9c; San JOAQUIN. laaelse: southern
coast 6ikIS1ac: Nevada. ga 14c per ID. Fall
clip. northern mountain (free). 715 6Sikc; de-
fective. 5dCc. 0regon-Valiey. 14Ia Q17c per b.
Hops-Prices TO growers are from 597c per
pound.
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,4-e.l.Ir cIearinc House statement

NV TGDE Dec. 16--Ibe sfateinelt pI lLt
1esrsr- house hanks Tor the week shows tllat the
Herls hold SlG9z5.3Z5 more than ne -
--Irs-,erts ~ the q per cent reserve rate This
e ~ fncrease 0f over $1,000. coo II The pro
-...-+fr-afe casa reserve IS compared with last
.-eef Tie statement follows
- s- 80 - e00 decrease $50 "a 500: de-
,,,sffs s. 80 15l 800. decrease S4orsyg So;
lirs5iation SO. rs. GOO. increase szSlt, -;
l..7 tender SIS 2C7 zoo decrease Si.l15-eoo;
,s..-fe $50 1s)S 600 decrease s., ,64S- -O0o- re-
---a So SCI 400 decrease 81 7C6 800. reserve
-s,,.fraf SEQ J27 e75 decrease ST. -59s -, sur
No.. SO ~ s25 Increase Sc e13 60. * United
,s-s-eS depoSi1s SIP 2S9 100 increase s. 655 10
The percentage - actual reserve q tne ele~l-
ne hotier banks today was e6-5e.
ne statement Of banks and trust cefnpanies
rf greater New YORK not reporting 70 ne Gear
- t.rr,se efcue that these Institutions lave
rrreeafe deposits ~ 81. .115 026.e GO; total cash
- hsnd sos z0I 500, AID loans amounting 70
81 f5- e4s 200.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Changes in Mining
Stocks Last Week

There We're only four trading days in
mining stocks last week. ana these de-
ruled weak. with the more prominent
ones losing more or less ground Activ-
ity in the southern Nevadas was mainly
confined to Booth and the merger" a
reported ore strike on ths Murphy
Sweeney lease imparting considerable
firmness to the former stock. while
eastern buying and selling orders i'm
parted animation TO the latter.
Following are the highest daily quo
tations for the four days:
CONSTOCkS
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

S5;soae; pigs. ss.75a4so: heavy. s5s50s;
Sheep-Reeeipts estimated AT 200. Market
steady Native s.. .6o6 So western $. COO
so, yearlings. 5.c0GG.25. native lambs $500
80: western. 81 5ofs7-7o
OMAHA
OMAHA Dee a6-(,afrIe- leeeinfs a0a West.
ern steers. $225M6. Texas steers S2d5. 10:
COWS and heifers. Ss-40a 1. 30. Gamers s26i2 75:
stoekeis aud feeders. S2-s5 dJ.1J. calves $306:
bulls and stays. S2.50G4.e5
Hogs-Receipts 1.S00. Market sc 10 1oc
higher Heavy $3.50 3 50. mixed $500 IS:
lisht- $ 5:25g5.65; pigs. s2.5095; bulk Of sales,
sheep-keceipts 1000. Market steady Year
lines. S5H6. Eethers 81 25G 4.T5- ewes s.. ..s,,s
40 lambs sc 90 -
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Potatoes. Onions and yegetabIe.

There was hardly anything doing IN the mar
ket for potatoes and green produce yesterday
retailers were doing very little business and
Lad no occasion 70 make any large purchases
having enough stock hand 10 tide them
over until Monday There was very little Of
anything IN the line OF garden vegetables re-
celFed from the south and what stock was
carried -over from Thursday quoted at
lower prices, and only small portion Of the
offerings were sold Trading in potatoes and
onions was az \ standStill. but the market
for the latter was reported very firm, with
prices pointing upward.
Potatoes (per ctil---Rirer whites, s. de0c for
fancy and 5O4e0c for common. Salinas Bur
banks. s1-25d so: oregon Burbanks. sI.I5a
i25. early rose. s1-256I-55: sweet potatoes,
0nions~ Selling at sI0I.25 per ct on the
wharf.
peas. Ioa 12ssc per ID; string beans. l06I5c
Der 10: wax beans 10H121sc per ID; summer
squash s. -250i- per box; green peppers
l2is "a l5c per 70 for bell and 566c for chill: /:
garlic 70f9c per lb: cabbage. 81 per ell; csuII-
flower. 50dG0c per doz: carrots. 75c per sack /:
egg plant. 100 Iz1zc per ID; rhubarb- sI.50
az per box celery. foG75c per doz. narrowfst
sgBash. klo415 per ton
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL
HAVE CHRISTMAS FETE
Proceeds Will Go Toward Fund
Being Raised for Poor
of the Cify

Two hundred children OF the Sunday
school of Saints Peter and Paurs
church. 1900 Dupont street, will par
ticipate in the Christmas carnival
which will be held Tuesday afternoon
in Washington square theater. The
affair will be held under the auspices
OF the salesian fathers The proceeds
title of the piece to be given by the
children, will go toward the fund which
is being raised to aid the poor in that
section of the city
Next Sunday the usual Christmas
tree exercises will be held in the
Saints Peter and Paurs church. when
i,20o children will receive presents and
day school lessons.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27

NEW YORK. Dec. 26--The Fina1cier VIII
say The statement Of the clearing house banks
of New York city FOR the week ending December
IS showed e Continuance 81 tie very heavy
decrease IN leading stems reported IN the last
'r.rarioss statement. Loans were contracted by
So 6o3 900 the decrease IN cash was $3.50
roo while deposits fell or So. 665-300- The
heavy decrease IN deposits lessesed the required
hash reserve hT over seven and q half million
dollars - that while the banks lost three
su6 haIf million i1 cash the surplus reserve
rose 81 0sJ. .6e5. standing on SATURDAY. taking
actual conditions & basis. st SlS5. 25S 6I5
The rather unusual decreases IN loans and de-
raosfts amounting during the last fortnight 70
ever ST .750. 900 fn loans and 70 nearly $S5--
reason q payments On the Panama loan and
the adjustment Of q number Of heavy syndicate
operations So Tar the movement OF money
between banks IL concerned the New YORK
fanks have been getting from the interior, the
higher rate for money having attracted funds 70
rhis center II T. noteworthy that the state banks
and trust companies q greater New York not
renorrfnE 70 tie New York clearing house are
showing STEADY increases In loans. which inci-
20 the trust compEnies- The Increase in the
loan stem Of the latter Institutions curing TIE
mast week was So. 7o6, 500. while net deposits
-nse $3.50. coo. The state banks and trust
.-,rnuanles. however, cid not f0rt11y themselves
srrcrorrfonateIy Il cash tie loss IN that item
lset week having been ever $Jp0Ooo 1he
Ranks have been in very comfortable ci7cum-
stances. the reserve standing seFersl mii4ion
foflers higher than reported y months ago II
vriT - necessary FOR the trust companies 10 add
~ fhefr cash reserve shortly n order 10 comply
Win the state Law requiring them 20 set aside
.-ertssn Increased percentages q cash Until a
fred uarimum has been reached
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Tsnsfern livestock Market
KANSAS CITY

hANrar u i
KANSAS CITY. Dec 2s.-catfie-Reesipt pts
c99 Narket steady. Steekers and feeders,
s. --r CO. western cows, $1d4-5o-
rro~e- necciDts 0o0 Market 10c higher.
r,-l,- - srlez{ s. z0n5s5- Heavy. $. .Sofa -,
. .,~serS ana butcher s5.6o@5.Ss; light, $5-25d
-. pigs. S4N8-
,steer,E-T,aceipfs 800 Market steady. Mut-
..-- 81 a5f5.7o- lambs $500 go: range
vefhcrs. S4q6-15; led ewes. S2-ss 3 GAO.
CHICAGO
,-FrrrkC0 Dec e6-Cattie- Receipts esfi-
mated af 4oo Market steady. Beeyes. 500
ro- Texans s. 5ok7 q 30- westerns - 80 q 5-50-
.rorlrr- and FEEDER 2.6oH -1e- COWS and
l,cirf~s 81 -of1 81 cslveS- $6-z5d3-
-T,o>efrfs estimated at 10000. Market
- firlor Light s. ga .75> niEed- 35-S5f7s,
rough. $50 $50; god 20 choice hesFy.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

All local and eastern exchanges closed No quotations
Ilongkong exchange advanced Silver declined
Local bank cleaTings gain 254 per cent over 1907
9i1aalon IN DRIED fruits and rasins unchanged.
1--we, dressed and cured meats as before ouoted
Potatoes and onions dull but the latter firm
EepltTy market bare and nominal Game very weak
0old weather checks the demand for fresh fruits
Dairy exchange closed. No butter or egg quotations
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General Merchandise


Bags-Grain bags. 81 G6ssc. buyer June-JuIy;
wool bags. TIC for and 6l4c fer b.
Coal-Carbon Hill. 50: Beaver HILL 81: Penn
sylvania anthracite egg SIG per ton; Wellington.
lian, Richmond. ETC.. SO; Stanford
Richmond IS: Cumberland. s15 in bulk and
SIG so in sacks: Welsh anthracite, Sl5; coke Sl4
per ton in bulk and SIG in sacks; Rocky noun
tain So. 30 per short ton
Osls-Quotations are for barrels. Idnseed. Gac
per gallon FOR boiled and eoc for raw; cases. &c
more: castor oil. in cases. No. /. 75c: Bakers
AA cases. Sl.I3Gl-l5: China nut. eases, 5sef
SEC per gallon cOcoannt oil In barrels 55is 81
for No. q according TO quantity: extra bleaehed
winter sperm oil. 65c; natural winter sperm oil.
Csc natural whale oil. J5c. extra winter bleached
lard OIL 95c: No. l neatsfcot OIL soc: herring
oil. zoe: salmon oil. S5c; boiled fish oil. 3ac;
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etr.--water white. iron
barrels or drums. ioc; 100 deg. OIL iron barrels
or drums. IL lSc. special do. 12c: pearl Oil. IN
cases lie; astral. lie; star. lie: extra star.
poe: Elaine &c: eocene. 2oc: red crown and
motor gasoline in bulk, l41sc: in cases q isc:
No. / engine disullate. in drums. Sc; No. do.
3oc. in cases 37I2c: varnish makers and paint
ers' naphtha. in bulk lie. in cases 1slsc.
Turpentlne-65c per gallon in cases and 5sc
in drums and iron barrels.
s5,s5: c. $40; H. $40; W C. $40: W "
Red Red and White Lead-Red. slsa9c; white.
s@SI5c per H.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard granulated
tAne or coarsel. 5.55c: fruit granulated. 5.55c;
crystal doninos. in eases. S.J5c: tablets in half
bbls. 6e5c; tablets. in boxes. 6.30c; cubes and a
crushed. 5.S0e: powdered. 5.65c: candy granu-
lated. 5.65c confectiopers' A. 5.55c: confection-
ers' crystals. 5.65e: snolia A. .15c; extra c,
!. .05c: golden C. 95c. u. 1850: extra fine gran
ulated. 5.S5c. Barrels aud 90 ID bags Zoe. halt
barrels &c. boxes soc more per leo lbs for FL
grades. Monarch bar IS quoted over and above
the price for standard fne fcanel granulated il
loo lb bags as follows: Bags. 100 lbs. CSC; bar
rels. hoe; bali barrels. 60c: 40 Id tins, cassd
So 05; 35 ID tins cased. So 10 ID tins eased
10 in case. s2-7e: ID tins, in a case
$40: 80 ID boxes. sJc. No extra charge FOL
putting mp bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Grsnulated basis
5.55c: 'Higrsde" bar. J-aoc; powdered. 5.e5c; A
crushed 5.sOc: berry. 5.53c; c. & II. extra ine
dry granulated 5.55c: dry granuiated
5.55c; confectioners' A, 5-55c: confecticners
crystal 5.65c: cubes. 5.s0c; bricks 5-Soc; extra
fine granulsted 600 ID bags cnlyD. 5.35c; excel
sor A, 5. 15e: extra c. 5.05c: golden c, 495c
yellow D. 1850; II. & E. crystal dominos, s.s5e
Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 30 II
bags 1oc more: half barrels. &c more; boxes
soc more for all grades. Bar. in 50 ID and 40 II
tins sI.70 more: in 10 10 tins S2.3J more
Minimum order. carload weight.