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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John NJ Foge and wife TO La Franz Foge
Z line q yasy wet ss i7s s1o Of Church
line OF Jones street, 80 N Of Valparaiso, 80
Margaret st Josephine Mccormick to Union
Trust company. lot In s line OF Lincoln way
90 w OF Third avenue. w 80 by 95. and
Carl a. Henry to Margaret J. Mccormick
lot at NV corner OF waller and Belvedere
srssts 2 b 1907 s0s So wifi. 10 Charles
s. Laumelster to u. Toilini and wife. lot in
y line Of Cough street, 50 S Of Hilbert. S
San Francisco and Los Angeles Realty com
pany to John A. Sullivan. lot In w line of
twenty eighth avenue ,so 10 Of Noriesa
Peter Guerra to Joseph Pensa. lot In N line
of California street, 32:6 w Of Eleventh ave-
nue., w % by 100; $40.
NJ J. Mertens and wife to Lillian NJ Mou-
rouK, lot at SW corner of Grove and Divisa-
cero streets. 8 1916 by W 100 :1oh; $40.
in line of Lake street. 65 Il OF Twenty-sIxth
avenue, 27:6 by 100; $40.
Fidelity Realty company to Nevada w
Seventeenth avenue. W so by 100: $40
Martin Hanson to Matt johnson, lot 576,
George E, Roe and wife to John s. Purcell
and Wife lot in line OF Lincoln way $50
Of Twenty fourth avenue, 26 by s 95; $40.
Euclid avenue. 95 w Of Jordan avenue. W
50 by s 100: $40
The helone company TO the Realty Holding
and Improvement company. lot in 10 line Of
Stevenson street. e5 N OF Fourteenth, %
e5, N /. p s., s %, w 1870; $500. -
Azores Dairy company to ]. @. Jorge lots
2ss and 2sf. Precita Valley lands. and two
J. G. Jorge and wife to william Il. Ulfelder
same; $40.
Fannie Weldon to Coleman ]. Conroy and
Wife VII lot II line q Twenty seventh street.
1876, 5, 1915; $40.
Oscar Heyman & Bro to Beatrice Tiscornia.
lot at SW line of Oneida avenue, 80 NV OF
otsego avenue. NV 2e;2 by sw so; $40.
Martenet ct al, lot in + line OF Ninth avenue.
225 N Of Balboa street, Is by 100; $40.
Michele Cfanciarulo and wife to Battista
Cianciarulo one-half Of lot In SW line OF Third
so: $40. -
| Louis Levy and wife to Peter Cellilo. lot
in NV line OF Vienna street, $50 NE Of Italy
avenue, NE 70 by NV 100; $40.
James p. Moran and wife to William T.
Phelan and wife, lot In s line Of Day street,
$50 w Of Church. w 20 by ia: $40
Fairview Realty company to Martha W.
Hardy and Mary Ann Besmish. lot In line
tof Duncan street. 92:G w of Hoffman ave-
nue. w 25 by ia: $40
Ida b. Gray to Alma b. Woodhead lot in
r line OF Hyde street, 1878 OF Greenwich
SO by So; So
Francesca Santaniello and Giuseppe Arone
and wife to F1ex Mancuso and Joseph Man
cuso. lots &c and a. block "a Fairvfew; $40.
Leo Edward McEnhill and Lena McEnhili to
John I. Neary. lot in w line Of Bartlett
street, l0e 8 OF Twenty-ffth, s 20 By w
Norman 3. Idvermore and wife to Joseph r.
Highly. lot In 8 line Of Jackson street, 1915
p Of Jones 1878, 1875, W 1875, N
John W. Mccormick to Margaret Josephine
Mccormick. lot In Sc line OF Natoma street
30 SW OF Lafayette, NE a. by NV 74:8: So
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LEAD AND SPELTER

LEAD AND SPELTEH
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Lead quiet. 4.iOd
4 20c London Els 2s Cd Spelter quiet 523
40c. London f21 12s Cd
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Du POINT BOND OFFERING

According TO advices from the east
the z. J. Du Pont de Nemours Powder
company is offering its common stock
cent income bonds of the Hercules
Powder company at IS and interest
in amounts equal to 10 per cent of
their present common stock holdings.
lows: Ten per cent on February /,
30 per cent August 80 per cent
February l, 1915, and 80 per cent on
Angus I, 1915 Under the dissolution
plan the Du Point company retained
S3,250,O00 of the Hercules company's
bonds and $1,000. 900 of the Atlas COM
panys and distributed equal amounts
to its common share holders The
present offering. If fully subscribed
for. VIII leave a balance of a little
more than 100000 of the Hercules
bonds IN the Du POnt treasury
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In its last fiscal year the Union Pa
cidc railroad sold a billion ton miles
more transportation than in the pre-
vious year. Nor is the west yet half
irrigated or even settled Union Pa
cifics ton mile rate in 1918 dropped
to .971 cents from 1.005 in 1912. but
with the big gain in tonnage and 1T6
miles increase in the average distance
hauled the company touched the new
high gross earnings level Of s03,63S,-
z59. compared with the previous high
of Ss0.22s.092 in 1910. Operating ex-
penses were s3,5e4,247, or 7.3 per cent
more than In 1912. due chiefly to
heavier maintenance and higher
wages, but even so Union Pacific
closed the year with a balance Of
S32.I95,365 or 1914 per cent for its
common stock
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UNDE RTONE FIRM
ON n. Y. Make
Trading Light Except for
Transactions in Steel
and Reading


NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Except for
some large transactions in Steel and
Reading. trading was light at the
opening today. The undertone was
firm. Reading and Norfolk and West
ern rose l and New Haven u. The
other active stocks with the exception
OF the Harrimans, made slight adj
vances.
Bidding up of special stocks gave
tone to the whole list, and although
progress upward was slow the market
was firm.
With no change of Importance in the
situation, spectators were not In
clined TO trade heavily on the eve OF
the holiday and business was limited
Holders of long stock took the small
profits that were In sight toward the
close of the forenoon and prices
sagged easily to about yesterday 5
close.
The Indifferent support which the
market received on the decline tempt
ed the bears to seek weak spots
American Telephone lost two points
and Western Union lost most of its
early gain of ~. Active shares We're
well sustained.
The market closed firm. Weakness
persisted in American Telephone. the
price falling to 1855 ex dividend.
Elsewhere there was a decided under
current of firmness. Net changes were
small.
Bonds were steady.
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STRAIN IN CORN; !
BUSINESS LIGHT
Wheat Firm in Sympathy,
While Oats Also Are
Hardened

CHICAGO. Dec 81 Much strain
showed itself today in the corn trade,
but the volume of business in the pit
was not greater than usual. and there
We're no extraordinary changes in
prices December delivery. in which
interest chiefly conferred, was given a
somewhat decided lift in value as
direct result OF the board of trade di-
reetors refusing this morning to enact
emergency regulations making corn
on track deliverable on contracts. The
decision of the directors relieved the
principal bull speculator from being
forced to accept 100000 bushels at a
substantial loss.
Corn prices. which a the outset va
rled from sc lower to &C advance,
seemed inclined to keep within the
opening range. averaging about ho
gain, compared with last nights fig
ures
Wheat sympathized with the firm
ness of corn. The market opened "
OH TO y up and then scored mod
crate rise all around.
Oats hardened in consequence of
the strength of other grain.
Although provisions at first were
easy on account of lower prices for
hogs. the market afterward respond
ed TO the upturn in corn On some
optlons the rise amounted to as much
as 20c bove last nights level
The close In wheat was steady at a
net gain of g q Y to 2ssc, the latter
for December
The close in corn was sttady, A01z
to q c above last night.
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6. Y. WATER STOCK
SCARS ON CHANGE
Condemnation Proceedings
Cause of Sudden Demand
for Securities

Institution of condemnation pro-
ceedings by the city of San Fran
cisco had the effect of boosting Spring
Valley Water stock on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Bond exchange this
morning as 1t has not been boosted in
many months. Opening at S53. a gain
of almost ? points over night, the
stock went forward in successive
leaps until it reached S57. an advance
of points on the day and of points
on the last preceding sale. During the
short session 965 shares of the stock
were bought, and at the close
S56.s7 y was asked and $685. bid.
Associated Oil stock also was in de-
mand. so shares selling at $39.75, a
half point gain over the last previous
sale. Stock transactions totaled 1.0S1
shares. the largest volume of busf-
ness in many weeks.
The general tone of the market was
stronger. and though bond sales to-
tailed only $1,000 par value, prices
obtained showed more or less i'm
provement. Nationals 6s at $40 adj
vaneed q points. while Southern Pa
ctfic branch IS at $119.25 and Pacif1c
Electric railway SIS at s100.25 We're
fractionally improved.
Unlisted securities continued weak
and inactive. Because of the APP
preaching holiday no afternoon ses-
sion will be held
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FORECAST TILL p. NJ PACIFIC TIME
THURSDAY

For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Rain tonight and Thursday brisk to high
sontherly wind.
For California. north Of the Tehachapi-Rain
tonight and Thursday; brisk 10 high southerly
wind
For California. south or the Tehachapi-Rain
tonight and Thursday; fresh southerly wind
For Nevada-Rain snow tonight and
Thursday.
For Sacramento valley-Ran tonight and
Thursday; brisk 10 high southerly wind
For Santa Clara valley-Rafn tonight and
Thursday: brlsk TO high southeriy wind.
For San joaquin yaliey--Rain tonight and
Thursday: brisk to high SoutherIy wind
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm remains central of yaucauver
island. moving slowly eastward and haa
caused general rain. with snow In the moan'
tains. west OF the Rockies from Mexico north
ward. The rain has been heavy in the Sacra
mento valley. San Francisco bay section ana
at San Luis 0bispo. High southeast to soufh-
west wind is reported from the northern Cali
fernla coast Over the central and eastern
DeTtiOas Of the country the weather is geuer-
ally fair There has been Il general rise In
temperature over the entire country A maxi
mum wind of IS miles per hour from the south
vest occurred at San Francisco during the
ligBt. Conditions favorable for a confirm
alton % the storm tonight and Thursday in
this district. and southeast storm warnings
are DISPLAYED from Port Hartford to Eureka for
high soDtherly winds.
G. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

DUE AT THIS PORT
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81
From Salina Cruz. stmr Nevadan-
From Coquille River. stmr Bandon.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr Vanguard.
From Fort Bragg. stmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles. stmr Harvard
THURSDAY. JANUARY
From Sydney, stmr sonoma.
From Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Watson.
From Grays Harbof stmr Norwood
From Port San Luis, Cayueos and San
Simeon, stmr Eureka
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr
From SantaBarbara. Port San Luis and Mon
terey, stmr Coos Bay.
From Grays Harbor, stmr J. B. stetson.
From Willapa harbor. stmr Avalon.
From Point Arena. stmr Pomo.
TO LEAVE THIS PORT
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81
For Seattle. Tacoma and Everett. stmr
Nome City. Captain l.. Hansen. at 5 p. m
from First street wharf.
For Grays Harbor, Aberdeen and Hoquiam
stmr Helene, Captain o. Anderson, at 3 D. m .
from Union street wharf.
For Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata
stmr Phoenix. Captain f. kokeritz at 5 D. m.
from Lombard street wharf
For Point Arena Mend9cino aud Little
River, stmr Sea Foam, Captain Henrickson at
p. M. from Mission street wharf
For Fort Bragg. stmr Brunswick Captain
J.. Il. Wahigren, at p. M, from Army street
For Los Angeles and San Diego stmr Har-
yard. Captain 4. Jepsen. at 4 p. M. from
Pacific street wharf.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 1
For Los Angeles. str-r Beaver. Captain Ma
son; at II a. M, from pier 20.
For Los Angeles, stmr Avalon. Captain s.
Benson, at p. M. from Powell street wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr j. b. Sterson. Cap
tain Lofstrom. at p. M, from Powell street
wharf
For Los Angeles stmr speedwen. Captsin
Rosenblad. at 10 a. m. from Mason street
wharf
ARRIVED DECEMBER 81
a. M. schr Expansion. Jacobsen % DAYS
from Bellingham bound TO Iquique Put In in
distress.
RETURNED DECEMBER 81
a. m. stmr Francis II. Leggett hence
this morning for Seattle, on account OF strong
southerly winds and rough bar.
SAILED DECEMBER 81
1880 a. M, stmr Yellowstone, Fagerstrom
Portland
a. M. stmr Francis H. Leggett. Bellesen.
Seattle and Tacoma.
MISCELLANEOUS
All river boats, with the exception of the
stmr Navajo and Apache. are stormbound nm
the river. Stmr Gold, which left the city last
night at 8 p. N. for Petaluma. is stormbonud
at California City waiting for weather to
moderate.
Stmr Pomo was picked up by stmr Adeline
Smith at a. m. Is waterlogged and has
deckload gone. Passengers and crew are safe
MEMORANDA
Schr Expansion. out % days from Beling-
ham. bound to Iquique, put into this port for
wafer During voyage experienced heavy
weather bursting water tanks December al
gales; carried away some sails, but no great
damage done to vessel Arrived In port
at o'clock this morning TO effect some minor
repairs
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pRov1s1oN PRODUCTS

Prices quoted this morning by Roth Blum
Packing company:
Hams (per lb)-Dove. 2115c: Reliance. 191sc;
"0ur Choice" 1916. 1sc; 1890 lie: Dove,
boiled 29hc; RI aiance do. PIKE: do "Our
Choice 26c: boiled picnics, zoe. .sour
Choice pcnlcs, 15c
Bacon tpcr lhl--nove $40. 25c; 6-s 2Sc:
Reliance. G-S 25e: $40 23hc; "our Choice, y
6-S. % &c: $40. 23I5c: 1912. Gle: Banner s.
TO- 2lc; 1912. zoe: light bacon bellies. 1912.
lgikc. English bacon strips, I9c; light me-
dunn. II lac; medium. II &c.
Lard (tirece basis, per lb)-Banner I3c;
flexible, 131kc; "Our Choice compound. 9Ac
Salad Oil ltierces) Ideal. roc per gal;
cooking oil, per gal, yellow &c. white 64c.
Dressed Meats tper lb)--Steers, I2@121zc:
cows, 1f@12c: bulls, i0la a11c; wethers. 100
lie; ewes, 10c; lambs, 12113c: hogs. 131ac.
TaIlow tpcr lb)-A, 6sc; prime, 7iac; NUT
ton. Sc
Beef and Pork (per bbI)-Mess beef. $50:
extra family beef, $24 prime mess. pork. SIS;
clear pork. x29; pig pork. x32
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HAMS. BACON AND LARD

The Western Meat company quotes the fol-
lowing prices;
Primrose hams, 1922 11ac; do 12-14. 2Ihe;
do 1916, 21i1c: Primrose bacon, 40 3Oc;
eastern Star hams. 1912, 2155c; do 1914, gle;
do skinned, 22hc; do 1915. gle; eastern Star
bacon, 40, 29c; do 6S, Csc; do $40, 27c, do
1912, 26c; Monarch hams, 1912. zoe; do 1918.
30lke; do picnic, 145ac; Arrow bacon, $40
2615e; do 1912, 26c medium, 2015c; light
D. S. bacon. $40. BE; do 1912, 22c; medium
2051c.
Golden Gate Lard-Tierees. I31sc: sos, per
case. S6.sS; do los, per case, $3.50; do IS, per
pound-Herces 10i2c; do 5s sj.SS; do los.
1915; do IS. S6.S3; do IS, $3.50.
Yellow Arrow cooking oil, 64c; do white
&c; Primrose salad oil. Csc; extra family and
mess beef, S24; extra prime nork, $25. extra
pig pork. $50.
Califene-Tubs. 1lssc; half bbIS, 11Mc:
] tierce. l14e; tierces, l1lsc; ) tierces. lie;
ease, 81.
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WEATHER REPORT

SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO. WEDNESDAY DEC
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es STOCKS High Low Bid Ask

200. 4oo-Total shares sold.
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company
quotes net prices on granuiated sugar, in bags
of 100 lbs as follows: Western fine granl-
lated S4.35; fruit granulafed, S4.35: Gamers
granuIated. $4.35; scrystal dominos. whole
pieces, ) Id cartons, $s.15: do ID carton
IS Is. do half pieces, ID cartons, $685.;
monarch bar $40; tablets, In half bbls
"a So: do % ID boxes. $50; cubes. S4G0;
monarch powdered, $4.45; xxx powdered
Ss4J: confectionery A, $4.3J: beetgranuiated
400 bags 3nly), S4.15; extra C, So. s., golden
G, 1918: %, $3.65.
The California and Hawaii ian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices On graduated sugar
In 100 10 bags as follows: GRADUATED basis
S435: c. & H. fine standard. $4.3J; coarse
dry granuIated, $4.35; confectioners' A. S435 ;
berry $4.35; powdered, S4.45; cubes. $3.50;
ssIIlgrade'' bar, $40; bricks, In half bbls
81 So; do in % boxes 500; II. & f. crystal
dominos. 5 10 cartons. Ssh; do 2 ID cartons
So 65 do half size, ID cartons. $500; extra
extra c. $3.50, golden c, 1915; yellow d,
z
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market
Poultry (per lb)--California fryers. I9l22c;
old ROSTERS. I0g12c; do young, 1S02 0c; hens
small, 164l7c; eastern hens, 16@ISc; do
young stock, 2092ic.
Per dozen-California hens. medium. s4.50a
$50: do extra, $Srl0. old ROSTERS $4Gn4 so,
young roosters scar so; do full grown, SSG9;
flyers, $500; broilers, $344; ducks,
old, S4Q6 do young. $I19; pigeons. $3.50; do
squabs S205; eastern hens. $7@1f according
to size: geese. per pair, s2@3.
Turkeys (per lb1-I.ive young. 19d21c; do
old, 17920c; dressed, 24@2sc, small hens
20H23c
Game (per doz)-Rabbits. s2G25o: Belgian
hares. S4M8; wild, S2l2. 10: geese, white 81
@3; do gray. s4@5; brant $26l4; canvasback
S5Q6; mallard. S4@l5, wldgeon. $25O@3.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes (per etD-Delta whites. 75e6S1:
sweets, S1250l1.50; Oregon Burbanks. $1@
Sl.5U Idaho. Sl.i0alI.25.
Onions tper ell -Silverskins. s.. 20l2 IS;
on street. 25c higher: oregons. 81. 25G250
Negetables-Tonafoes, southern, per crate,
4Gc@$1.25: string beans 5G12tAc per ID: lima
4Qec per ID; peas. 7GI2lzc per 10; green pep
ern. per ID. 3d5c: rhubarb. S1mlT5 per box;
cabbage. Sl.25NI50 per ctl; squash. summer
per box. S1Gi.50; do cream, 5oGl75c. Hub
bard, per sack 701T5c; do marrowfat COO
l55e sprouts. 4G8c per Ii: mushrooms, per
u. 5gi0cs buttons l0@f15e. carrots per sack,
50g CSC celery, small crates. T5cG$I.25; la-ge
Slo012; garlic. per ID. 7G10c: cucumbers
per box, $l.5o02; lettuce. per crate. 81 500
20, caulidower, per Dozen JOG zoe
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FLouR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning.
Flour (per cti)-Net cash: California family
extras, $5.6096; bakers extras, s465 as 20;
superfne, S3.90G4.l0; Dakotas. $640Q7 40;
Kansas, s6Q6.25.
Wheat tper ctl-California club, $1-52h a
Los; northern wheat. biuestem, sl.67i1M
10; Turkey red. s1.5Iis ql.6J; red Russian.
Sl.55GI1 .57la.
Barley tper ctl)-Good 10 choice feed, $3.50
@l.32l5; lower grades. S1.25@l271a; shipping
and brewing, s1.35G1.40.
Oats (per ctD-White. Sf.425 G1.471a: red
seed, $L7541.95; black, $2.50@3; surprise,
SLATE also.
Corn lper ctD-Esstern to arrive, sligo for
yellow and s1.70 for white; Egyptian, white,
81 7011.7 rs; Kaffr. nominal
Rye (per ctl)-0regon. 81. 6061 65.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on tie San FRANCISCO WHOLESALE
fruit market.
Decdnous Fruits-Apples, per box newborn
pippins. tier. $i.50@l75: Az tier. Sl--og
tier, $1.25@1T5; Rhode Island greetings,
tier. $I.2501.35: do AZ tier, 81: delaware
reds. tier, $1.35d1. 40; do IA tier, LOG
I.o5; Hoover, A tier. 81 25@1 80 do A tier
S1@1.25; Baldwin. 4 tier. $I.25@l.o o 10 10, a. a
tier, S1@125; Oregon Spltzenbergs. sz1S; % :.
do Jonathans, 81. 50@1.T do Ben DaSis, SA.oo
Glib.
Pears-winter Nellis. S1.T5@225-
Citrus Fruits {per boxl-Lemons, stano a. =.
81 10 M2.50; choice, S2.5oG4' Fancy, S1uo'
lemonettes, Sl.50I2.Ts; grapefruit, seeuiess'
S2M3.50; lines, per case, S3.JO n4.o0 -
oranges-Navels. fancy, S2zo4z-.o, uo
choice. S1.25@225; tangerines, $l9l-oo' man
darins. S12541.50. ., a.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian. %. 81 - -
az per bunch; do Central American. % W
apples per dozen, Hawaiian, sl.5o93.
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HAY. FEED AND MEAL

WHOLESALE prIces on carload lots Of har on
fodays market: Fancy wheat hay Heht
bales S20d21: No ! wheat or wheat and
ost. S17dIS: No wheat or wheat and oar
s15Gl6. choice tame ost. $IT6Is; other tame
DAT SlzMI6 alfalfa. $12614.5O: stock hay
sea 1 80: straw, 65d90c; per bale
Meal tDer t0nt-Oilcake. 20 tons lots S33
10 tons. s33 20; 5 TONS $34; less than 3 tons
S34 80: eocoanut. carload lots S27 30; do Ia
SOS 30.
Fcrd fper foa)-Brsu. s24724.J0 for white
xga az Tor red: middllDg. $29kE32. shorts SOS
h 81. rolled barley. S2T.50d2S 30. eornInenI
SO 5oGI -. 50; cracked corn. $1,000 80: al
fsIfa meal lots. $fT.JO; do small lots.
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INTERSTATE DECISION

Issuing a decision in the case of
tns Texarkana freight bureau and
offers against the Iron Mountain and
carriers may properly meet water
competition, the maintenance of a
lower rate 10 one point than to an
other, which are intermediate, can
not be justified on the ground that it
is necessary to suppress water com
petition
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec 31.-Hogs- Receipts. 40 600
Market slow, sc lower Bulk 81 SO6n7 95:
light. s7.60G7.90; mixed. S765GS: heavy
S7.65Gs; rough. 81 .65G7.75; pigs. SO. 1877 10.
CattIe-Receipts, L., 500. Market steady to
a shade lower. Beeves. S6.10M9. 80; Texas
steers. S8-90@7 90; western steers IS 206
7.s5; stockers and feeders, $5M7.45; cows and
heifers, $3.501S.60 calves. S7G1140.
Lambs shade lower. Native sheep, S4756
$40: western. S4.7566.10; yearIlngs S. s5m
10; lambs, native. S6.709s20; western. 1918
as 20.
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Local Oil Quotations
SALES DECEMBER 81
NEW YORK METAL MARKET

standard spot not quoted January to April
offered at 14.50c; electrolytic, 14.75m15c; lake
5:50c nominal; casting, 14.62h n1475c Tin
ruary, 37@37. c5c; March, 37.17h6l3 Use:
April. 81. 25M37. 371ac. Anthony Dull: Cook.
sons. 7.4567. 60c. Iron--Quiet unchanged
London markets closed as follows: Copper
Weak: spot. f65 2s Sd: futures, EOS IFS Sd.
Tfn-Easy; spot. 1859 IS: futures FIJI Is Cd
Iron-C Cleveland warrants. 4es 1OJ5d
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KANSAS CITY IIyEsToCK

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. 3l.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000. Market &c lower Bulk, s7.50G
7.s5; heavy, S7.S0d7 90: packers and butchers
7.35.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 Market steady to
10c higher. Prime fed steers, $s.50Ge: dressed
beef steers, $7.23MS.4o: western steers sc. 90
as: southern steers. seas; COWS. ST. 4067:;
heIfers, S6.50QS.75; stockers and feeders
$5.J06725; bulls, $5W6-T5; calves, S6.50Q
1880.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market steady to
strong. Lambs sT.351s15; yearlings, sea
7.I5; wethers, $545.75; ewes. s4.25Q5.
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an.nRoAD EARNINGS BY WIRE

Missouri Pacific November gross de-
Tease. sS4. 497: net increase, S142.S60;
after charges increase, So, GIL: five
months gross decrease, $685. $50; net
Increase, S162, 6S1; total income in
crease, $19S. POS; surplus after charges
decrease. SI1l.13S
Reading system total all companies
November net decrease. SS35.593.
charges and tax increase, SS.5S4; sur
plus decease, $S44.123; five months net
decrease, $685. charges and taxes
increase. S42920: surplus December,
SSS39.553.