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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

The market for river potatoes was very ex
etteq Yesterday and prices continued 10 advance
on active buying bye SPECTATORS here and in the
growing districts 1t has developed that the
percentage of the crop that mas passed out OF
growers hands and into consumption is much
larger than was supposed when speculative buy
lng commenced. The drmness In river. goods
was greatly enhanced yesterday. when large
operators reduced their estimates OF the visible
supply There was very little doing in miscel,
laneous vegetables and prices for all descriptions
were weak Practically all Of the tomatoes -
ceived showed effects OF frost
PotatOes-River whites. S1.20d1.S5 per ctI:
Salinas Burbanks. S1.e0G1.75 per ctl; Oregon
Burba1ks. S1-4O41.45 per ctl; sweet potatoes,
$2.40625O per ctl.
Onions-New yellow. S1-1OG1.15 per etL
observation-disclosures. 3565Oc per box; green
peas, 4g6c per 10; string beans. 5dsc per ID:
lima beans, SQ5c per ID; summer squash. 91d
12o per box southern egg plant. Sc per 10:
green peppers, 35G5Oc per box; DO southern
4g5e per 10; garlic. 495c per ID: cabbage
I0c per ctl; dollhouse cucumbers S5dq0c
dozen; caulthower. 5O66Oc per dozen; turnips
toc per sack; carrots. 75c per sack. celery, SiR
Loo for large and 60175c for small crates: rhu-
barb, T5c0S1 per box
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Loans. Exchange and silver

Incomplete.
mot included in totals because containir
other items than clearings.
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|GOIdfieId Con. Declares Dividend
Paauhan Sugar Stock Very Active

effected in sole than upper stock. Harness and
betting leather is in moderate demand, but
trade in glazed kid is dull.
Bradstreets tomorrow will say: The ap-
proach of the holiday season. seasonahly cold
weather throughout a wide of the country
and good prices for cotton att the south are the
stimuative features in general trade at present.
With few exceptions. jobbing trade in holiday
goods is reported good. In most sections the
dry weather ruled a bar TO fullest activity
in heavy footwear and rubber goods.
In usual line the changes noted are few. Iron
and steel quiet and half the country's ca
pacity is reported not working, but manufac-
turers claim prices are not 10 be lowered
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending December were PIT, against 212
last week, go in the like week. of 1909, 234 in
1908. 2T2 in 1907 and 216 in 1896.
business failures in Canada for the week
number 30. which compares with 25 for last
week and 25 in the like week of last year.
Wheat. including -four, exports from the
United States and Canada, for the week ending
December l aggregate $685., 1913 bushels. against
4.014,610 last week and 1862, ,S26 this week last
year.
Corn exports for the week are 2s0,36 bush
els. against sol. Sl3 last week and 356,523 in
1901
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Ger S & L.2S50 29O0
Hum S Bk. .124
STREET RAII
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CHIcAGo. Dc. - u Hutton s Co.'s vic

says:
'Wheat-The market today has been a very
irregular affair. weak early on profit taking
sales, strong enough later TO force general COW
ering by shorts, then turned very weak toward
the last. News has been varied Domestic crop
bullsh with the Modern Miller somewhat
in line with the Oklahoma report yesterday. but
the trade finding the pit full of wheat directly
after the figures came out Indications are
numerous that larger longs have sold a great
deal of wheat today, the market had unex-
pected backsets strong news, even when large
shorts were covering BrOomhall estimates Ar
gentine expOrtable surplus al $4,000 900 bushels
Weeks cearances, United Kingdom and Canada,
wheat and flour wheat, both coasts. were
1896 600 bushels. against 1858. 600 last year
Worlds shipments promise 12,5OO.OOO bushels
No cash business here today. but $4,000 bushels
done late last night not previously reported
Export elearances today, 476.00O bushels.
''COrn-Has ruled higher all around. but has
not held the extreme advance. Country is sell
ing very little corn. while there is little ship
ping call for immediate forwarding. Weather
continues excellent for handling and conditioning
corn. Cash sales here 80 900 bushels.
''Oats-Fairly large trade in oats today. There
has been very good outright buying Of May In
addition to considerable bUviRg OF December and
selling of May by one OF the elevator concerns
shipping sales. 100000 bushels
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weekly REVIEW of Trade

NEW YORK, Dec. Pr G. Dun & Co.'s
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will say:
Business, while not large was anticipated
q year ago, is nevertheless Of fair proportions
and rests. on a basis of economic conditions
which In the main satisfactory.
Large shipments of dry goods for spring dis
trlbuton are reported and the outlook in the
shoe trade is described as brighter Reports
from most Of the large cities indicate generally
hopeful feeling.
Prices In the dry goods market are generally
STEADY and there is a belief in some quarters
that higher increased values will be forced by
the high cost OF raw material There has been
some selling Of denims and colored cottons as
wen as more trading in print cloth yarn goods
ana convertibles. Ginghams continue strong
SIX mills have very good business booked.
Yarn markets rule quiet Trade in leather con-
tinues quiet. with considerably more business
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PETALU1IA. Dec 2-The price OF eggs
dropped a cent and a half today after the receint
Of transactions from the San Francisco dairy ex-
change- The Petaluma egg exchange paid 4515c
Tor first grade Independent dealers and specti-
lators paid from 45c to 4Oc. according TO grade
There is no change in conditions Production is
slowly increasing. Poultry is in good demand
especially young brOilers. Grain feed remains
high
SANTA CRUZ, Dec Eggs varied slightly
in price today. some producers holding ont for
4te dozen, but 45c was generally the prevailing
au0tatiOn with sales good at that figure The
sudden change in price has thus far proved 70
create no unusual hutter in market circles and
the general prediction is that prices will iuctu-
still lower
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Dec. Money on call, easy. 2k
Q215 per cent; ruling rate, 21g per cent; closing
bid. s2A per cent: offered at 2ss per cent
Time loans, steady: 60 and 90 days, per cent;
months 4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5d51a per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S25004. S2T0 for 60 day
bills and at 81 S605. for demand
Commercial bills, S4-SlA "a S2k
Bar silver 55e-
Mexican dollars 46c.
Bonds-GoFernment, steady; railroad heavy
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SPECIALLY THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks declined.
Leading copper stocks lower.
Cotton market lower.
Associated oil stock qufeter.
Paauhau sugar stock very active.
Wheat and other grains about the
same.
Hay receipts much lighter.
No further changes in pOvisions.
Dried fruits selling of well.
Prune market again advances.
Hogs quiet and weak.
CoIored beans continue to ad-
vance.
Another decline In eggs. Butter
unchanged.
Spectators rushing for potatoes.
. Fresh fruit market dull.
Poultry market inactive.
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OIL STOCKS

There was not much activity In the oil socks
yesterday and the only changes of note were an
advance in Palmer to S1.5212, buyer 40. and an
advance in Claremont to $135. seller TO-
Stocks dividend were Palmer 1c. the divi-
dend being payable December 81, and United
oil 1c, payable December 10.
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i0US STOCKS
Pac Aux F A
Pac c Borax.1 1856
Pac T&T pfd 95
Do com -.
Philip I & L 231
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-WaH street weakness
caused depression here today in the wheat mar
ket. The close was heavy at the lowest point
of the session. %c TO &c under last night 5
figures In corn the finish &c to sc up,
oats &c TO &c lower to &c higher. and provi
sions varying from &c gain to 1Ol1212c decline
Conditions in the stock market led to unex-
pected setbacks in wheat when other news was
strong and the regular shorts covering The
argument was that the downward course of Sc
curities affected business in other directions and
that IL was time to bull anything. Simulta-
neously reports were current that the water
situation for Minneapolis -four mills was serious
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CONDITION of the treasury

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-At the beginning of
business today the condition of the United States
treasury was:
Balance In treasury offices. $50. .971, ,532: in
banks and Philippines treasury. S33. $40, ,365; /;
total balance in general fund, $S6. .257, ,594.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were 81, 4S7, ,075,
with ordinary disbursements of 81. 7S5, 1856
The deficit to date this fiscal year is So, ,o59. =
946. as against ST. 1855. .617 at this time last
year. These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Reccipts of Produce December
FnmiIv RetafI Market

oorn. etIs ...............................
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Meat Market

No further change is reported. The market
DRESSED MEATS
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES, Dec. 2.-CentraI oil the
principal trader the stock exchange today.
The price advanced 4c and firm al the close
Union dropped point during the day closing a
fraction above 500. California Midway was
weak. The stock slumped several points. Con
soidated Midway was firm and Jade steady
Associated showed weakness. but closed
firm Cleveland weak. The call:
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Northern Wheat Market
WASHINGTON

TACOMA. Dec. 2.-Wheat-Mil1ing Bluestem.
S3 club. Sic; red Russian, zoe. Export Blue
stem, s3c; forty fold. sic; club, soc; red Rus
sian, roc. Car receipts: Wheat. II; barley and
oats. | each.
stem, SEC; forty fold, Sic; club. roc; FIFE zoe;
red Russian. TIC. Export: Bluestem. zoe; forty
fold, 7Sc; club, T6c: fife, 76c; red Russian, 74c.
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat, o; oats, A bar
ley, 2; hay, g.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Dec -Wheat-Track prices:
Club, se@s1c; bluestem, S2@sSc; red Russian,
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TACOMA Dec. 2.-Clearings. s7so.571; bal
ances. .S97. .753.
SEATTLE. Dec. 2.-Clearings. $1,9s4, ,e1e; bal
snces. 1888, ,7O5.
SPOKANE. Dec. 2.-Clesrings, ss14,s5s; bal
ances, S1O3. 800.
PORTLAND. Dec 2-clearings, s., $50, ,77s;
balances Sl61 236.
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Boston Stocks

BOSTON. Dec 2.-E. F. Hutton & Co. :
wire says The market further upset this
morning by another sharp break I'm Utah con
solidated which declined to 1917. This was
reports e but 100000 tons Of ore in sight.
only one years supply at full capacity. This
EaturalIy iUduced heavy selling in other shares
which. the whole the market took very we'll
Another cousp.cuously weak stock Superior
and Rosfon. which dropped to 434. presumably
disappointing developments. Outside OF these
two the market as whole was steady and
even advanced fractionalIy. While the Decem-
bcr statement Of the Producers association viii
probably not show a large shTlnkage in stock.
the general feeling in metal circles seems to be
cheerful. and somewhat higher price is looked
for next year.
The following list Is furnished by f. F. Hut
ton & Co... 490 California street San Francisco:
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STOCK MARKET

Paauhau sugar the center of attraction
yesterday and rolled up large business at $1T
d11-25. Associated oil much queter and
lower at S46. The rest of the loca securities
were quiet and without feature. There were
sales of Palmer oil at S1.50.
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MARKET STILL
ON DOWN GRADE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.=The re-
dictionary movement with when
the week in the stock market be-
gan was continued today, ma
terial losses, being registered
throughout the list Sentiment
apparently has taken a pessimls-
tic turn and evidence was forth
coming to account for the set
back.
In various lines of trade. more
particularly the steel industry.
conditions are not such as TO IN
spire confidence. and the ease
with which prices have crumbled
offers strong proof that recent
efforts to create bullish sentiment
have been abortiVe. RumorS were
current; too, today that the pool
which is commonly supposed to
have engineered the recent up
ward movement had dissolved,
leaving unsold a large part of its
holdings, estimated into the hun
dreds of thousands of shares
The comptroller of the currency
submitted another batch of state
ments of condition of national
banks as of November 10 last.
Not a few of these institutions
reported a further expansion of
loans and discounts instead of the
hoped for contraction.
Recovery was made IN the
stock market during the final
hour and some fractional gains
were shown, but this was due In
a measure to short covering.
LOndOn'S opera tionS here were
moderately extensive for both ac-
counts. the balance probably rep
resenting purchases of about TO-
600 shares.
European markets were firm.
The Imperial Bank of Germany
reported a cash loss of more than
Of
$4,000. 600 and a loss in gold of
almost $11,000,000.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: A
further sharp break in stocks to-
day was said to have been caused
by the continued selling of the
recent bullish interests in the
market, these people having been
unable TO liquidate any of their
holdings in the last few weeks.
It has been said that the Novem
Der rise was not cOmbatted by
leading banking interests, but
that they did not participate in
it, On the low points of the mar
ket yesterday and today it has
been reported that scale buying
has occurred of the best kind, and
that eventually this buying will
have its effect on values by a
material advance in prices.
Anything in the presidents
MESA &c, due next Monday. of
drastic nature win have been
discounted. and, in fact. if an
unfavorable decision is rendered
next Tuesday on the anthracite
coal case. it is doubtful if the
hard coal securities will be
greatly affected.
Sentiment is excessively bear
ish as a result of poor railway
returns just now. but it might be
remembered that we will prob
ably see railroad freight advances
occur by the middle of January.
thereby changing the complexion
of railroad affairs.
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BUTTER PER POUND

Cheese-Caifornia fancy dats. 1615c per n
firm; do hrsts 15c. firm; do seconds ~
firm; fancy Young Americas, 17c steady M
hrsts, 1615c. steady; Oregon fats. 165hc arm -
wisconsin daisies, 1Sc, steady; California stor
age fats, steady at 15c for fancy and 141bc fora
hrsts; storage Young Americas. Ice. steady; Ore
gon storage fats. 151ac. firm; do Young Ameri-
cas-, 1Ie, firm; eastern storage. 1s01s55c. d.
steady.
Egg-CaHfornia fresh, per dozen. cases IN
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
S Cruz Gem. 20 43 West Pac IS 93la
Do 6s ~ 90 92b lFrench-A Blk. - So
Pac G&E en- 6S 80 Wells Blk. 1T5 1S5
Honolulu . 3Sls 40 Poop W com. 2I@
SALES
$1,000 North Pacific Coast 5s..... 1o1. %
81 2.0o0 AIaska Packers Assn Gs. .1O4 80
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per dozen. cases IN
PortIand Rutter NEarL.t
Eag Market In Nearby CountIe.

PORTLAND. Dec. 2.-Butter-City creamery
solid pack, SIC; eastern, SO03jc; butter fat So
QSIc-
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~ Il u n tIA It'll -'H--1 -
NEW YORK. Dec Flour steady. with
moderate jobbing trade. Receipts, q, $50 bar
rels: shipments 2S. 6S5 barrels.
Wheat-Spot irregular; No red 9I@4c ele-
Duluth. S117j5 f. o. b. afoat Futures The
market firm on early cables and bullish
news the condition Of the winter wheat crop
but eased off under heavy liquidation, closing
12M3 net lower. December closed at 94#c.
May closed at $1.031s. July closed at S1.O1- Re
ceiptS rs 500 bushels: shipments 1854 bushels
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|Prune Market Further Advances
Spectators Eager for Potatoes

veaI~s1s @9lsc for large and s1z @1o44c for
small. -
per ID
Dressed Pork (per lb)-10613c-
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No / fat steers over 900 lbs. alive, 51k 95zc
per ID: under 900 lbs. 81 0515c; second quality.
all weights, 5@514e; thin, undesirable steers,
AZ 6+%c.
ity, 4G414c; common, thin, undesirable cows, 81
@3%e.
or thin bulls. 2G215c-
sheepEDesira6ie wethers. AZ @5c: ewes. 4A9
41zc.
Hogs-Hard grain fed, weighing 100 to $50
lbs, 71a0sc; $50 TO 200 lbs. IA 9715cs ESQ lbs
up. &c per lb-
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished By the Butchers and stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. 17OO lbs and over. .S2750sOO
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OF STOCKS
ARE CRUMBLING
Recent Bull Movement on Big
Three Is Believed to Have
Collapsed
Pool RumOred to Have Dissolved
With Thousands of Shares
Remaining UnsOId
Ner York stock List

i. +. Hutton. & Co. 400 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
Yesterday;
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Brad.treet,s Bank CIearings

NEW YORK. Dec 2.-Bradstreets bank clear
ings report for the week ending December
shows an aggregate of S. 1856. 1872, 600. against
S2619 072 600 last week and SO, 759. .S25. 900 in
the corresponding week last year. The following
is list of the cities:
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Deciduous and citrus FruIt.

Handlers OF eastern cranberries advanced
prices so cents 70 S12613 a barrel yesterday.
days They were Indifferent about selHng large
lots at the new quotations and further advances
were Freely predicted In the market for citrus
grults sl lemons were weak. with prices ranging
an extreme figure with most sellers. Orchard
fruits were dull, with prices inclined to sag.
wberrfes-$3d6 per chest.
Raspberries-S6G10 per chest.
Huckleberries-4d7c per ID.
Cran0erries--Cape Cod. S12d1S per bbL
Apples (per bOx)-Fancy 4 tier red. 9OedS1 %:
bellhower. T5c6lS1: choice fruit 3516Oc: Christ
mas apples. 81 per box
Pears-winter Nellis, s292.5O per box; cook
ing varieties. 75eGS1 per box.
Persimmons-5O01I5c per box.
esrSnates-oo9Ioc for small and s101-5O
Tor large boxes.
for other varieties; small boxes. 40a5Oc. lsr9e
@s1. 0
Citrus Fruits (per 'boxl-NaveI oranges sl X
tangerines. 81 -50ld .25. grapefruit, S303 4 fo-
SeedleSS and S1M1.50 for common. lemons e =,
al for fancy, S2-75G3 for choice and 500 So
for standard; Mexican lines. S45O05
Tropical Fruits-Bananas s1fdf 56 no., h,,-oh
Tor Hawaiian and S1.5O9225 25 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples' S2Q250 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, RaIsins, Nuts and Ffo.av
Generally in December the marker so- ,I-,as
fruits Is quiet but this year il Is different Ii
ers reporting very fair movement an alor,- a.
line Apples rule firm and prunes have again
Raisins are not moving as wen as ariea ~ -
tnough there Is quiet business passing 80
New 1ork ma!I advices say: ''AIthourA the
most wholly OF jobbing character fhe sr,ai1
STOCK afaitaole on the spot and light oSFsyfn0s
from the coast impart to the market a Tverv
strong feeling. While prices are not quotablT
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F0iIOVIng a dimes In the WHOLESALE market,
tutter and eg=s are cheaper at retail this week.
Prices fer eggs should continue TO decline, as
the warm, moist weather is favorable for IN
creased production. Fish is plentiful and cheap
and prices for wild game are more reasonable
than they have been at any time since the
season opened.
COAL. PER TON
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New york GRAIN Market

7sc; valley, soc; forty-fold. s16s2c- c
ceipts: Wheat, rs; oats, 2; hay, o.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat nnd Other Grains

" FIVEtN
Wheat-The trade report rather more inquiry
With northern wheat firmly held. Prices are IN
changed
The stock on hand appears elsewhere on this
page.
CASH WHEAT
California club. S14001.4Tls: Sonora. 81 .621a
6J1671a; white Australian. 81 Is al 60; north
clgb $1.4301i. .411z: Russian red, $I.43s. a
1.46A buestem, $1.52la @1.5T15
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Futures were somewhat lower yester-
day but the cash grain steady. Export :
from this port in November were very heavy be
ing .154 .GJ4 centals.
The stock hand hereabouts appears else
where on this page The merchants exchange
viii issue rs regular semiannua statement of
the state stocks in about 10 days.
lash BARLEY
No feed, 81 02 y n 1 %: choice -: off
grades. 93cdSf per ctl: brewing and shipping
grades. S1.o6A G1111M.
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May-$1.10.
December 81 .o41t.
Oats. Are still dun, but the tone is reported
Red for feed. $1.05@1 10 for ordinary and
Sl.1215 @l25 for choice; red for seed 81 30d
1879; black. S1.05M1.10 for feed and Sl35
q 40 for seed; gray, nominal; white, $1.45@
Corn-Western states yellow in bulk
@1.371s mixed. Sf.256I 321k old. 5d1oc
higher; sacked prices. Z 15c higher; white Egyp-
per ctl
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The receipts In November were 9S01 tons
wheat, 80, 623 tons barley. 2,T31 tons oats LIB
tons corn 1.210 tons bran, 143.S25 sacks beans
and Il, ,3S1 tons hay.
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Chicago Discount Rate
Nnrfhern Runinens

CHICAGO. Dec. Exchange on New York
Zoe discount.
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PF0EfafOnR

There is no further decline in hams or lard
and in fact the market is reported steadier in
sympathy with recent stronger markets east
Cottolene-I half Dbl, 11%c; 3 half bbIs
11hc; tierce, i1ssc; tierees, iiAci tis-ces,
11Sc per lb.
hams. 14c; California hams, lie; fancy bacon, 6
to s lbs 2S630c: to 10 lbs. 26127e: 10 to 10
lbs 25d26c; sugar cured, 26427c; light dry salt
bacon, to 10 lbs 23624c, 10 to IL lbs 21 022c:
medium bacon. 1s019c; light medium bacon
Lard-Tierces. 1S1sc; sos 1sAc. los 14Kc, IS
14%c, 3s 1415c; compound lard. tierces 103tc
sos lie, los 1115c. 5s 115sc. Ss IL &c; yellow
cooking oil. CSC per gal; white cooking oil. roc
per gal; salad OIL 75c per gal; califene lie for
i tierce, 101sc for tierces and 10%c for 5
tierces.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government. are ST per bbi
higher. Extra family beef, SIS per bbl: family
beef, SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per bbi I;
smoked beef, p 1ac per lb.
Pork-Extra prime In barrels. $32; clear s34 !.
mess, $50; pig pork. S36; pigs feet. S575 for
half bbls, 81 40 for 30 10 kegs and ST. 35 for kits
Meat Market
No further change is reported. The market il
quiet.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s1s @9c per Ib for steers, 7@sc for
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Rye-S1.5o@1.55 per ctl.
Foreign Futures
stocks of Grain. Hay and Rean

hants' exchange. reports stocks of grain etc. in
egular warehouse and wharf December l as
ollows. the grain in tons and the beans in sacks:
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London Closing Stocks

Bar slIFtf-SteadY; Zo7sd per ounce.
Money--35S "a per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is AZ per cent and for three months
bills I5-16@4 per cent:
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DesirahIe drafters. LOO
Chicago Grain and Provision Futures

Light drafters. $50 TO $50 Ibs... 2250275
Chunks 1 800 to 1 500 lbs. .-....-.... 2OO025O
Wagon horses ]. $50 to l. $50 lbs 1T5d2OO
Delivery wagon horses O5O to l. $50 125m15O
Desirable farm mares. 1350I5O
Farm workers. -..---...--...-..-...... T50lOO
MULES-NEDIUM TO EXTRA
900 lbs 4 to years. .S125015O
1000 lbs. 4 to years ......--......... 15OR1T5
LOO lbs, 4 to years.................2 2OO0225
1 200 lbs. 4 to years. 25Od3OO
Over years old range from SIS TO s25 lower.
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close 70 type, with age. bone conformation
and style, to command extreme quotations.
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New Wellington. $500
Wellington Nut. HOO
Welsh Egg. 1900
PCIaw Main......12.0O 90
TC.-
Eggs. dozen .5O0 %
DO storage .35W4O
Honey, comb, lb.-G20
Do quart.-...-940