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Assessment Directory Comstock Mines
OIL STOCKS

Though trading in oil shares was light yester-
day, the tone was generally firm. Associated
was higher at $3.50, Sterling at S2.20 and Tur-
81. coal. .621h.
erty, is pumping No. at the rate of about 450
barrels daily An effort is being made to make
this we'll resume flowing. Over 700 barrels were
produced from it prior to its being shut in. No.
is pumping much oil with heavy gas pressure.
indicating possible gusher. No. 4, the last
well brought IN, is doing 300 barrels of 14h
gravity. This is the best looking well on the
lease to date, and the high saturation OF the
sands, coupled with an enormous gas pressure, is
very promising.
The New Pennsylvania petroleum company op-
Grating in the Santa Maria field which has been
per month, has reduced the dividend to 15c per
share per month, effective in December.
T. X. Finley, the president of the company,
gave out the following statement bearing upon
the reduced rates:
Deepening of the old wells and work on the
Cat Canyon has taken more money than we ex-
pected. The policy of the company is not to
create Indebtedness, but to run on cash basis
Our production has been increased on account Of
No being drilled deeper. The Cat Canyon well
Will in time be a great producer
The dividend of 1ac will stand II we should
other hand. II Cat canyon furnishes us with a
producing we'll. and 1t will In the near future
the dividend win be more than l cent per share"
dividends of cent per share-$2, 900 per month.
The last dividend was paid on November 80.
Well No. | is producing the dividends.
Silver Tip oil company has paid four 10 cent
dividends. The last dividend was paid last Janu-
airy. Well No l is doing It's usual production
well No. may soon be drilled into lower sand
to increase the production.
Creme petroleum company has we'll No 1 COM
pleted and producing The we'll is making from
400 to 500 barrels per day. Recently the well
flowed for several hours at over 500 barrel
rate. The sand is moving more freely. thus in
creasing the production. Several times the well
has flowed at-over 500 barrels per hour and then
sanded up. There are about 10000 barrels of oil
in the sump hole at this time.
The following oil companies have Just levied
assessments upon their outstanding capitaliza-
ton Spinks crude oil company, 25c per share,
delinquent December 20, sale date January 0;
Coalinga Eight oil company, sale date postponed
to January o; Valley oil company Coa1inga. 10c
per share, delinquent January 9. sale date Janu-
ary 80; Coalinga Unity oil company, 10c per
share delinquent January 2. sale date January
q; Walker oil company, 1c per share. delinquent
December 26, sale date January 49, Robertson
oil company. 1c per share, delinquent January 9,
sale date January 81; Boychester oil company. &c
per share. delinquent January 16. sale date Feb
ruary g; Acorn oil company. 10c per share, de-
inqnent December ~ sale date January 16;
Marian oil company. 2hc per share, delinquent
January 3, sale date January. "a; the Azores oil
company, 1Oc per share, delinquent January 0,
sale date January g.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
MINING STOCKS

The mining stocks were quiet and weak yes
terday, though there were no violent declines.
Trading in both Comstocks and southern Ne
yadas light
The mines of Tonopah district shipped a total
of 1921 tons of of the estimated value of
$20S, ,025 to the mills last week. The Tonopah
mining company shipped $500 tons. the Belmont
1.o00. the Montana 991 tons, Tonopah exten-
sion $50 tons, West End 400 tons, MacNamara
200 tons and Midway 90 tons.
Reports from the Tonopah extension mill show
that for the first half of the month of Decem-
Der the product Of bullion amounted to 1850
pounds, of a value of about SO a pound. max
ing a total OF $4,000. Added to this the
value of the sand and slime concentrates. which
have been shipped and upon which no returns
have vet been made but which can be con-
servatively placed at Sc. 500. the total product
of the mine and mill viii be brought ND TO
nearly SD, 600 for the half month. or at the
rate of $44, 600.
The Yellow Jacket mill during the past week
crushed S68 tons OF ore. Of which 54S came
from the Jacket mine, and $40 from the Crown
Point, both of these mines making q shipment
OF concentrates. large tonnage OF ore was
extracted from the Yellow Jacket mine, most
of which came from the surface tunnel the
highest values being reported from the 1400 level
Development work in the Jacket mine has been
suspended for the present awaiting pumping
facilities from the Ward shaft. The output OF
the Grown Point mine from the 1000 level was
60 cars, averaging $s.sS per ton; 1900 level. 2S5
cars. averaging 50. SO: 14o0 1ercl. IL cars aver
aging $500 The Belcher output was. 200 level
stope No. l. 116 cars. averaging S575; st0pe
No ?, lo6 cars. averaging S7.s4 500 level, 81
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-Disappearance of nearly
5000, 600 bushels from the worlds available sup
ply Of wheat helped turn the market upward to-
day, Notwithstanding good rainfall in the dry
district southwest The first named happening
unlocked for; the other had been largely dis
counted a full day in advance. Compared with
last night, the close 1zc higher to Is k@Ac
lower, oats 14c to Sc down and provisions of
25c to 37Ac.
Leading longs in wheat bought the May op-
ton. but they sold July. In consequence the
distant delivery became weak, whereas that near
by was strong Some of yesterdays short sell
ers, too, were purchasers at the outset. much
so in fact. that the market soon drained.
May congestion appeared plainly in evidence. al
though the supply loosened almost invariably on
was much larger than heretofore and kept stead
fly growing. less favorable crop outlook in
France, Germany and Great Britain had some in
fuence the bull side. 1t the news of
the falling of in the worlds available supply.
however. that the market showed the greatest
strength. During the session May ranged from
955sc to 96ssc and closed Lc up 96Kc.
Corn started with an upward tilt, but with
heavy consignments and with little outlet from
here in shipping way the market eased of.
May fuctuated between 47%c and 4Sc, closing
steady at 47%c, net loss of &c. Cash corn
was weak. No. 2 yellow finished at 45h 646c.
Oats suffered from withdrawal of elevator de-
mand FOR car lots to make into grades suitable
for delivery on December contracts May varied
from 33%c to 34Ac, with final sales at 33$ a
33kc loss of 14c from last night
redeliver next month caused material weakness In
all kinds of provisions. At the end of the day
pork was down 25c to 3T5ac.. lard of 2715c to SOC
and ribs showed decline of IL 1Rc to 221Ac.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Continued dry weather renders the
market very firm. and some descriptions are
higher
CASH WHEAT
81 62l5 al 6715; white Australian. 81. .55 1.6215
northern club. s14T1s @1.52R: Russian. red,
$1.471a; bluestem, s1:56A @1.571a per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. M Session
No quotations.
Barley-The cash grain is 25c ton higher,
with a strong dry weather market Receipts
were larger yesterday being nearly II 900 ctls.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. S1.10Q1.11L: choice, SL1213; on
grades. $1.O71a G1.0S% per ctl; brewing and
shipping grades, $113a4 d1.16A.
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
May-S1.15 bid. S1-15h asked
December, 1911-$1.11% bid. SLIT asked
open. High. Low. Close.
Oats-RuIe firm with the other grains. with
the tendency upward.
Red for feed, s1.o71s @1.15 for OF grades.
$1.17bM1.2712 for ordinary to choice; red for
seed. 81 30d1.3712; black, $1.1061.15 for feed
and $1.35@1.40 for seed; gray, nominali white,
Corn@western states yellow, in bulk, San
Francisco track. SLIPS; white, $1.26; mixed,
$1.24; DID, 5G10c higher; sacked prices, 715c
higher; white Egyptian, S1.4o@1. so; brown do,
$1.35@1. 42h per cti
Rye-$1.50@1.60 per ctl.
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Hay ana Feedntnru

Sorers & Co. say OF the hay market. AS
Is usual during the holiday season. trade in
nay and grain has been very quiet. buyers per-
mttting their stocks to run down. refusing TO
buy until after the first OF the year except in
cases OF absolute necessity Arrivals. however
have been very heavy for this time OF year. a
total OF 3.206 tons arriving during the last week
and were It not for the fact that on account OF
the lack OF rain throughout the country, which
causes the farmers to hold their hay at high
figure. we certainly would have seen quite a
material decline IN prices Consumers, however
seem to feel no uneasiness concerning the stu
alton and are making no efforts to lay IN p
stock OF hay for future use. realizing. no d( -
that even should II be necessary to feed IN
ify IN the country that there will be sufacv ?
hay to go around IL is surely TO be hoped thaf
after the first OF the year trade win oe more
brisk.
The alfalfa situation IS becoming more IN
terestl1g- There Is little demand from
the North aud II \ to be hoped that this u 4
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Flour and FarfnaeeOus Good.

Flour-California family extras. IS. 4ota5 so net
without discount: bakers extras. S5.4OQ6 80.
superane, $45044-70: Oregon and Washington
per DBL "a. 60d4-SO for family bakers and pat
ents and s46425 for cutoff: Kansas patents.
S6fO; do straights. Sc. so; Dakota patents 81 40:
do stra1ghts. $7-20; do clear Sc. so per barrel
Farinaceous GOods-Buckwheat dour, S4. 20:
ouckwheat four, self-rising. S.: buckwhear
groats. SS: cornmeal, yellow IS. white SS. extra
cream yellow 1928, extra cream white, So. d:
corn -four $3. cracked wheat So 80; entire wheat
Hour, $500; farina. s.. go: graham Hour So; hom-
my. large 50. small So. granulated So; oatmeal
40; DO groats, 81. 25; pearl barley. $40: rice
rour. S6s rolled oats 81 25: rolled wheat, $3.50:
rye nour- S3.25s re meal. $40. split peas. gel
low 50, green $780, extra cream rolled oats $50
Ids $3.50. 90 lbs sacks 81: rolled fakes, $50 n
Dds 800; 30 ID sacks S5.25: rolled wheat $50
ID bbls S4-75, 2 70 ID sacks 81 25
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Conditi6n Of the Trensurv

WASHINGTON. Dec 2s-At the beginning Of
business today the condition Of the United States
treasury was:
working balance in treasury office. ss2 74o,-
i93.
The total balance in the general fund was
SS4 S72- $50
Ordinary receipts yesterday were $9S5 407
with disbursements of s.. 1S8. 275.
The deficit TO date this fiscal year is 81 92o-
3Se. against $2S,090, Ill at this time last
year
These nsures exclude Panama canal and public
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PETALU8fA. Dec. 2S.-Receipts OF fresh eye
continue to increase. Another half cent was
added today to yesterdays price. The Petalums
exchange quoted CSC for the best grade. Inda-
pendent dealers and speculators' best prices were
37e and 35c for first and second grades. respect
lively.
SANTA CRUZ, Dec. 2s.-Eggs remain at s5e
a dozen. merchants paying spot cash. but insist
ing first grade eggs at these figures. The
trade pays 4Jc per dozen and finds It impossible
TO buy at a lower figure.
SANTA ROSA. Dec 2S.-There vas an ad-
vance Of half a cent a dozen IN the price OF eggs
on the local market today. Dealers are quoting
SEC cash on delivery for choice and 33e for Sec
onds. The supply continues strong.
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STOCK TRADERS
CHANGE TACTICS

NEW YORK. Dee. as.-At-
tempts 10 .depress the steek mar
ket the last few days having
proved more OF less abortive,
traders TO-DAY changed their tag
ties and bought moderately, with
g resultant hardening of prices.
The Improvement was none tee
pronounced and did net extend to
the entire Hctive list being CEN
fined 10 a few of the leaders and
group.
II anything, the days news was
unfavefable. Two OF the minor
lines controlled by the New York
Central, the Rutland and the Lake
Erie, and western roads again
passed dividends on the preferred
shares. in keeping with their rec
erds Of the last year or TIVE, ana
the Pennsylvania company, an
important part Of the Pennsyl-
vania RAILROAD system, cut it's
annual dividend from TO per
cent
Lehigh Valley was the strong
est of the railroad issues, but the
movement in general was Of little
significance and enlisted practi-
cally no outside interest or sup
port The days business was un-
usually small and in the. late
trading the market relapsed into
extreme dullness.
London was buyer of the
Hartman issues and Reading, ac-
cording TO report. but the sum
total Of operations for that mar
ket was probably under 5000
shares. The London market mani
tested a cheerful tone on the re-
sumption of trading after the
quadruple holiday
The feature of the bond market
was the increased demand for the
general per cent bonds of the
Atchison and Northern Pacific
roads at better prices. The ball
ance Of the bond market was
steady. on a moderate volume OF
Total sales, par value, were
s1,s40,oo0.
United States government bonds
were unchanged.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-E. i.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: Bear
ish sentiment in the Wall street
district was quite responsible for
the further selling of stocks in
the early session today Metal
stocks were the features an the
selling movement, with steel and
copper making new low prices on
this move. While some small
support seemed to be accorded
these securities at the low figures,
the rallying power was not par
stocks showed sympathetic
move, but were quick to rally in
the later operations of the day,
when professionals attempted TO
cover. There was a dearth OF
news OF any kind that might af-
feet the security situation here,
and It can only be said that the
market is marking time at the
present, with bankers. holding
aloof"
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
as follows:
Beef-s1s @e1sc per lb for steers, s9s1sc fOs
cows and heifers.
yeal-9GI0c for large and 1O@12c for small
Mutton-Wethers. 90915c: ewes, 715GS5e.
Lambs-101h G1115c per h.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-10G12e.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No / fat steers over 900 lbs. alive. 81 65Zc
per lb; under 900 lbs. 4 d51sc: second quality,
all weights. 5@5Hc; thin, undesirable steers,
Al @4%c.
No. cows and heifers. AZ 941sc; second quail
fly, 4@4Ae; common, thin, undesirable cows,
Desirable bulls and stays. 24Gsc; half fat
or thin bulls. 2@215c.
Calves-Lightweight per lb, 606Ac; medium,
15@5%c; heavy. Al G5e-
Sheep-Desirabie wethers, Az @5c; ewes, Az @
41ac.
Lambs (per Ib)-Unshorn lambs. 81 acc.
Hogs-Hard grain fed, Weighing 100 to 16O
lbs, 71z@7%c; $50 to 200 lbs, Sc; $50 lbs up,
7&c per lb.
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NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-Money on call, steady
at 2as ass per cent? ruling rate. per cent;
closing bid 3k per cent; offered at Sss per
cent
Tine loans. dull: co days and 90 days, M14
per cent: six months, So "a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, to AZ per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at a decline. with
actual business in bankers bills at s4s2Q4.s s225
fer 60 day bills and at s4.s510 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4s1A @4.S2.
Bsr silver, 53Tsc.
Mexican dollars 45c.
Government bonds, steadyi railroad bonds,
frtn.
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Loans. exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Business in local securities showed a slight
falling off yesterday. though II was still good.
The active stocks were Paauhau sugar and Cal
ifornia wine. The sugar stock rose to S19.3Th
and the oil stock to $3.50 Spring valley water
was also higher at S49S7h and Hawaiian Com
mercial at S34.
cember 81. and New Year Monday, January 2.
1911-a legal holiday.
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OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and eeppers
about the same.
Cotton quotations lower.
Local stock markets without fea-
taFe.
Sterling and Hongkeng exchange
lower.
Wheat. barley and oats firm.
Hay, beans and feedstuffs uR-
changed.
Hop market continues firm.
New prices for Goldfish quoted.
Butter and eggs higher.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Fresh fruit market dull.
SIX cars of western poultry In this
week.
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Northern Wheat Market

SEATTLE. Dec 4st1lvfeo as.nWbeot: Milling Quota
tions-Bluestem Sc: forty-fold. s3c; club. S2c;
FIFE s2c; red Russian. soc. Export-Bluestem.
SIC: forty-fold, SOC; club, rec; fife, T9c; red
Russian. SIC.
Yesterdays receipts-wheat. 35 cars; oats, s
cars; corn. cars; barley. IL cars; hay. % cars.
TACOMA Dec 2S.=Wheat: Export-Blue-
stem, s3c; club. soc red Russian. 7sc: red hfe,
Soc Milling-Club 81 nc; bluestem, Sic.
Recepts-Wheat, 6s cars; hay, cars; oats, )
cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Dec 2S-vheat Track prices
Club S0GS1c: bluestem. S2dS3c red Russian,
7Sc; valley, SOC; forty-fold. S16S2c.
Recepts-Wheat, 73 cars; barley, cars; hay,
3 cars.
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PORTLAND. Dec. 2s.-Clearings. s1,4T1 577
balances S171 .61G.
TACOMA. Dec. 2s.-Clearlngs. 1852, 1911 bal
ances ST. $50.
sEAfTEEJ Dec 2s-Clearings sI7e7 Git bal
ances s1sT. .Boe.
sPoKANE. Dec. 2s.-uearlng.. se17. 7.os4i bal
ances R7p 2g1
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Savings Bank Dividends

The Security savings bank has declared semi
annual dividend at the rate of 4 per cent per
annum all deposits. payable January B.
The Columbia savings and loan society has de-
clared q semiannual dividend at the rate of per
cent per anuum on all deposits, payable JHnu
Z.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce December
Provisions

A brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said:
Reported here that the stock OF ribs has IN
creased to 1000. 900 pounds and that nearly all
the small western packers are making ribs and
accommodating them"
Cottolene-1 half bbl. ike; half bbls. 11%e;
I tierce, 111sc; tierces, 11&se; terces, Ike
per ID.
Hams and Bacon-Ham, 169171Sc; picnic
hams; 14c; California hams, 1eci fancy bacon:
to lbs, 291ze; to lbs, 26e: to 10 lbs Csc;
10 to u lbs, 2315c; sugar cured. 2515e; light
dry salt bacon, s to 10 lbs. 23G24c; 10 TO IL
lbs. 21@22c; medium bacon. 1Sc; light medium
bacon 1sc.
Lard-Tierces 1910. SOS 1s%c. los AXE IS
1850 IS 1415c: compound lard. tierces 1O15c.
SOS 1O%c, los Ike. IS 11ssc. ss 111sc; yellow
cooking OIL Csc per gal; white cooking oil. 70c
per gal; salad OIL 74c per gall calffene. lie for
1 tierce, 107sc for 2 tierces and 10Ae for s
tierces
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per bb1
higher. Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl; fam
lily beef. SIT per bbl: extra mess beef. SIT per
bbl smoked beef. 2055e per b.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. $50; clear. $31;
half bbls. s245 for S5 ID kegs and ST. 40 for kits.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Dee 2s.--The oil stock market
was firm today for the most part. Mexican COM
ciated was In demand. but sold fraction lower
than the stock brought in San Francisco.
broke and sag zed to 1890. although the bulk OF
the trading ras done at 20c. American petro-
leum firm selling at 500. California Mid
way was sIfe stronger. Cleveland oil was
taken off the board pending an investigation by
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Poulfrv md Game

Another car Of assorted western poultry. max
Ing the sixth received for the week. went on
sale yesterday 4 seventh car falls due today
The liberal arrivals from the west were OFFSET
By Hight receipts OF domestic stock and the mar
was very dull and weak Dressed turkeys were
Offering In small lots and met with prompt sale
at good prices.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens. s5d5-50 for small.
S6G6.5O for large and sSd1O FOR extra: young
ROSTERS S5-5O016-5O: do extra. S7ffS: old rOost-
ers, S45095; flyers, IS. 5Od6: broiler4. S8.5Od4
for small and S4.5OG5 for large; ducks. STd1O:
as per pair; I've turkeys. nominal; dressed tur-
keys 26Q2Sc per 10.
Game (per do5en)-1lalIard ducks. S3615: can
Tasbacks. S5D7; sprig. S304: teal. $2d2 so.
w1dgeon. $242.5O: spoonbiIls. S1.7502: gray
geese. S894; white geese, 81. 50025O. brant 81
425O for small and So. .5064 for large: honkers,
S60s; hare, s17562; cottontan rabbits, So
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Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Fla,

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 2S.-Wheat-December
$1.OO1k May, S1.O3H al .OSSs July. S1.o4H
Cash-No. hard. $1.O2Ss; No. / northern
S1.O19s @L02S; No. northern, 9s9sc$1. co.'s
No. wheat 81 q G99c.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 4It 641zc.
OatS-No. 8 white, 3O030Nc.
Rye-No. .. 7615 677hc.
Flax-Closed at So 39-
DULUTH, Dec. 2S.-Flax-On track and to ar.
rive. $2.3s; December. $2.3s; May. s2-43 asked
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Beana and Seeda

Beans (per ccD-Bayos. S47506z5; small
white, S3-25Q3.50; large white. S3.25d8 50:
pink. $595.25: red. s595.50: blackeye, s515 25 /:
lima, s400G4.sO; red kidney. S565.75: cram
horse beans 81. T5m2. q.
Seeds-Brown mustard. Axe; yellow mustard
1SG19c; rape, 102%c: timothy SIC; hemp. %.
G3c: millet. Sc per b.
Dried Peas-Green. ss-T504 per etl: Niles
nominal
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Col So r&ext 415s 9Tls Union Pacific As. .1011 Y
Del & Hud cv IS. 9SA Do cv As ..... 1895
Den e. Rio G As 97L Do 1st & ref Is. 96k
Do ref 5s go. S9ssi S Rubber 6s. .102%4
Distiuers 5s w 76 tU S steel I'd U.s. .l04k
Erie prior lien As ssh Va Car Chem 5s. .100as
Do gen As - q Wabash 1st 5s. .10S3t
Do cv As ser ~ Do 1st & ext As Ga
Do cv IS ser B G9 Western Nd As. S6A
Gen Elect cv 5s I465S Westing Ell CIV IS. 90
III Cen 1st ref IS 9715 Wis Central As. 90
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-F1our-was quiet but
steady receipts, So .262 barrels; shipments. 5399
Wheat-Spot, steady; No. 2 red. 97Tsc elevator
and 97ssc Z. o. b. ahoat; No. 1 northern Duluth.
S1.1Sk f. o. b. ahoat. Futures market was
little easier at the start the rains In the win
fer wheat belt, but advanced on covering and on
the cables and the decrease IN the European
stocks; closing net unchanged. December closed
97sc; May closed at S1-0lS; July closed 99Stc;
reeeipts. 81. 400 bushels: shipments. 40. los.
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Horses and Mules
Butter. Cheese and Ewrs

There were continued heavy arrivals OF eggs
yesterday, but the market for fresh stock re-
nained in excellent shape for sellers. there be-
ing steady and continuous demand which
readily absorbed all Of the arrivals Fresh ex-
traS continued TO advance. the market going M
&c to soc dozen. In the butter market fresh
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Dried Fruits, Rafsins, Nuts ana Hone

Fruits-Evaporated apples, 9611cs apricots.
607e: fancy, IA Gsc; pFunes, 6h 6e7c basis;
hgs, 59The; pears. 1O613c-
RatsinS-Layers. clusters crown, 81. 50: 5
crown, So; crown. s1.4O; 3 crown. S1-1O; 2
crown. 81; seeded. 5151c FOR choice and 81 a
SIC for fancy; Thompson's seed1ess. SIC; loose
muscatels, crown 41zc, crown 41c, 2 crown
3&c; seedless, 1a94c; ratsins IN sweatbox at
Fresno 2a4 G3c.
Nuts-Aimonds. ncnparefls. 15e: XXI. lac: Ne
plus ultra. 13c; peerless, 12c: brakes HE.
languedocs, lie: hardshell. IA 6Sc; sheIled
almonds, 25dS5c; walnuts. 15c ner ID for
No. softshells 14tac for No. 1 standards No.
standard, lie; pecans, 1415 d15c; peanuts. 4is
d5c; pine nuts, 1s020cs Italian chestnuts.
S610c.
Honey-Water white comb, sage honey. 140
16c; white DO. 12G1275c: amber do. 10G11c:
&c for white. 7Gsc for light amber and 81 a
SIC per ID for amber.
Bseswax-271h @3oe per ID for Hight and 2SG
26c for dark.