davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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wiki quiet markets Bran and Hay continue
weak owing to the 11s growth OF green feed
BEAN-SESd19 per ton
MIDDLISC-S-Sz3 5Gf72S PER ten
SHORTSSISG19 per ton
FEEDSTUFFAEolIed Barley. SEGA per
ton, Oficake Meal AT the MIL 81 s9Q32 80.
iohbizg $33- Cocoanur Cake sz3Gz4. Cocoa
nut Meal sa4H25. Corn Meal S3IG1 So
Cracked Corn S31 5GG52- Nixed Feed. 81 5oV
.. Horse Beans 5000 ger rons Broom
Corn Feed. 90c per ctL
HAT-Whear. S1g91 I5- Wheat and 0ar- Sl0s9
"a cat. ssd12s Barley and Cat. SS0I1s Noizr-
teer Wild Oar S1EI0- stable. s9G10- steck-
IS 5cGT; Clover sTGfe. Alfalfa s89f2 per
sTRAw-35Gsoc per bale
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Provtsions.

Dull and featureIess markets are r-nors.s
throughout the West and the sane Conditions
prevail here
CURED MEATs-Bacon- lie pr ID for
heavy lie for light medium. f31Sc TO- ff~fsr
I4R14lzc Tor extra light and I5c for su<zr-
cured dry Salt Sides 10c- Bellies fTc-
Eastern sugar cured Hans. 13G131sc.~ C,zlsfIr-
MA Haus 121S#11Acs Mass Beef 5000 50
per bbls extra Mass SIG 50G1I, Family, s1z3
Il So prime Mess Pork s14 50, extra clear.
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EASTERN MARKETS
Nv York Money Market.


EET WuEE NoT Co. N1reE -
al s-ea5T 49, per cs1-- clczzg bid and
1Eered eenL
Tsre oars steady SIXTY and zireCy 5zTx
= rar -zuE- -1uu-hE- 81
F--us -lsr-znrIie pzper. 464- per cent
s-sr-E eE-Ez1Ee- cru. WL-h scruzl busf-
-@ss = hz-ks-z bis AZ 81 sE45Gza $3.50 f1r
z=-zr1 ard AZ - 81 s515 for SKY 1zys-
F-sret -arss- E4s4-z5z - zz6 s4s7-
---er-.zl 1ls - - q 81
s-uer 5sc-
1lsEcaz -cLzrz AElc
5lr=r-EeEr hcndzs stssGgs rzilruad 5onGs.
rsE-zr-
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SIS Ness ST so Pig Pork SIS. Pigs FssE-
Sc. Suaked Beef 14E per u
LARD-Tferces quoted a sc rs- - Tor
California compound. s7e f1r Eastern eo-nFc.la1
and 94l91 nc for pure. half barrels. Fu-e- Sal
9Acs I0-fo tins l04cs 5-Ib tins. 10AScs 5-lb
tins I0rsc
COTTOL.ESE-Ous half narrsI S%c. three
hair barrels. size. ore tiercs SIC, Two r-erces.
Sac i've tisrcez S1sc Per h
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cash Grain and PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Nov. Cash quotations were
T. follows Flour easy No sprirz wheat
q I0G1 15s No. 3. 81 02T5I liz. No red
81 Isl al I61ss No. corn. I1ac. No > yeI-
low 5sIaes No oats 2SL4e. No white,
good feeding barley sTf3Sc- fair to choice
mating. 41G52cs Ne 1 d1xzeed 81 10. No I
Northwestern. 81 1es mess pork Der Dbl
ribs sides GooeeJ. Sc s755fT: short clear SIDES
tboxedl. ST9T ia: whisky basis OF high
wines. 81 -; clover, contract grade SO
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Northern Wheat Market.
OREGON

PORTLAND Nov 4-whezr for export
WaIIa WaIIa- sTGS2c. bI1ezreu. S46S5c. val
ley SeTS7c Fer Ezsr-WaIIa WaIIa. S9c;
bluestem SIC.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Nov 4-wheat. unchanged
BIuest9rn s91ac, club s51ac
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE Noy. 4-c1earings. sssI. .ose:
balances SI30. G29.
PoRTLAND New 4-CIeariags. sTs2.T04s
sPoKASE. Nov 4-cIearances. s527.s75;
balances. 81. .I53
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FINANCIAL

csn-hers 916cs January. o S5c, February. 9-soc,
March, s-s5c: April. 10c; May, le04c; June
le.C3cs July I0G-c
spot closed quiet NiddIing Upiands. 1015c,
Aiddling Gulf. 10 acc sales sne bales
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Bank CIearinzs.

&EW YORK Nov The following table,
-l-1It-e1 D 5radsr-seS- shows the bank
ei@@Tl1gs AZ rae PRINCIPAL cities for the week
ended NOVEMBER J. with the percentage OF IN
-r-ase and decrease Is coZ7ared with the
corresponding week of last year
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Condifion On The Treasurv.
g. YorIz Corfon aIarI-ef-

WASHINGTON Nov 4-T0-dzvss statement
q TIE Treax1rv stcws- Available Cash BAL
znce. S1t7. .324 1Ie r~ff So. ffs 5es
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-na crilecci1us II l--r1bsr- 1884, Ez-z sz4S-
- = lat meath -he auliec1lO1s q spirits
r--- SIS. sIs ard s.. - hesr-
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO Nov 4-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market Uzs firm.
CT teams. 15fS23c5 dairy ITl1ac- Eggs srruux
at marx Is1s0I2rac arzes asc. rrfr1z fists
25cs extras. 25c. Chsese steadE IO0IRl.e
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NEW YORK Nov 4--Coctor futures
ore1ed steady. November. s61c- January
a.s7c- Fehruzry. Ice BID Narch 10 cac- ARA
le i4r -. Nay. 1al9c- June crsree. Isf7c..
July. I0Ec-
Fussrss eIased Steady. Novsus-r. ssse. De-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
81 Lo..is Wool Market.

grades corbfng and cEothing. 1fG27 nc. light
fne. I6G2Ic; heavy fine. I5G17cs tub washed
2sa2sc-
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Neu York Stock Market

NEW TCRE Nov 4-Thss was see vsry
-arTs pr1fesziu1aI sperzrs1us II stocEs ro-5zy
T1l-h Ferz a-rrIbate6 &c specz-zrfvs pools. ard
s-arr z1E4zcss rssulls1- re i15zE-r1zls al
s-r1ec Ez-h CT 80 srsezr1u1 q TIE uz5=-z.
ana were ge1erz-lT s-ru1E- he rzflrns1E Es-e
-e-l-e--g = he nacEgrCZ-1- one CT rso pr-i1ts
s-rs1EZ appeGre1 GE1rg hem bUr The
road zrls.sz ge1erzIly were inclined % sag
Declines Eere 1-1-=- E5HeFer. ire scrzlg-h
---+ = N-E - ga s-Pp4sl--lr -1aaL s--1
a ---Dlse W1z designed ~ TIE pr7molzrz ~
-- e----l- 80 g---l-4 --sc-rl-1-e Il -l-e
--=--a--11 -1 DaEe -u-uEerls rhe scale
-s-luzrT- The DE-se II ne zl1va11e
--allT -r1ush- about sou-z -esl-zing q rhe
ads --r -Cr urEsrL Tce prom
-l- les-e-s ~ -1e s-ecl-4rlou we're Sccrei-
- 49, l-rle7- ll 1l Prtc= on 4 r.
az17sz-Fe strength 1- -1e Tinted states Scesl
s-E formed broad 1l1eriFtag zu1Oorr x
1ree7-=-= 1Ls lr=Esrref borh IN r1e VOL
-E- = -1e -=a--lEs ard Ia rns zUoG1r 4 is
gan. l--r s-lcEs touched rev rzEh levels
-4 -f=-L--- l-lH-LE Tor r1a --Tl-er-
EIct cane e ne Drsf=rrsd stock YESTERDAY
--r --zer ---1 a-- s-seL zr1ckE were z6ecr=5
= 81 -la-I. - account u the Accent given
--E 4 ne very s-1sr-l--1- ErgVrz q orders
zz.-es 3 - 9roe1eI
e 60 z--z - ---s---z- SOCKS s1u1z q rh=z
-= = l@- -z--s 80 seUe p -1e1.
p ------------- - - - - -
=s---e1-arE E-acs. h-r -he 11Vsuecr spread
-1r--4T wen b vas fairly Erar-sz Pr1grzsz
-- - l---- r - 1aEse- nas 1eel seen
----Se-7---s- ---l---ll-r--e q ~
gr--l- rz----a1 z-lczz IL The sp=c-lztl1u- The
le -Z-=l s-ares sr=el sroczs A. the best
B1l1s were i-regula-. T1caI sales 5. .s5s. ooo
-r-=- STATES -rris were -ucrs1eed ca call
New York Stock List.
r E--r a CO. 80 California street
san Erl-c-zcc meulsrz cE RE EeE YORK
seek Ez-l--ze- t-r-lsh -he 1ullozlag of1-iaI
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Hides. TaIIox. Wool and Hops

Al thrss descrLptl0zs zzszer rkis had rule
1r-7. with good demand and light z-CcE<.
HIDES AND ShINS-CuIIs and crau1s sell
about 1sGTc under qu0tari0us- Heavy salrsd
steers. i1cs medium. 10c. hight size Cow
Hides. she fer heavy and s1sc 11r Ega-.
SIags 1es Salted KIP 101sc. Saited Veal
lie Salted Calf Ike ery Hides, 17c- dry
Kip. 15cs dry CALI &c Sheepzzi1s shsari.1gz.
2Sdp4oc each. short W0ol- 41Ee1c each ne
diu1r. 75GeGcs Icng Wool. S-G1 so Horse
Hides. SAT- s. 75 tor large and s211 50 f1r
medium 81 5eG1 for snail ard 5oc t1r Col-s-
Horse Hides. dry 81 80 for large and 81 80 fer
medium 81 fer small and 5oc Tor C1Irs-
Buck Skt1s-DrY Mzxicsn SC dry saIted
Mexican sc. dry Central American Soc Goat
Skinz-Prire AngcraS 15c. extra large. %.
81 Is large. 5gcs Eediun. Sc snail 20c-
TAILOW-No- I rendsred- 4E41ae per -.
No = Sic. Grease. 3l.Q5c-
EOOI-Fzu cIip-San Joaquin ard Sourh-
err. Sells Southern. SG9cs Southern Noun
tain SEI1c. Nid5le Counties free. 1zG14s5
DO defective IGG1Zc- Northern free. 10 14cs
do detective. 10GIzcs Humboldt and Asuco-
c4no. 1GGfSc Ter u
EoPs1sG4 crop. 2s1s6s1-e per n.
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Meat Market

There Is 10 further change % report N this
market
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from sIazgheerzrs dsaIe-z
follows
BEE-sG7c 1or Steers and 4G5c Per z
for Cows
vEAL-Lzrze. 5116Tc- snail. TGSc per -
MUTTON-Wsthers. 7G7 he. Ewes. 667c PEI
pound
LAMB-sG9c Per 10
PORK-Dresss.a Hogs 6fsc per IL
LIVESTOCK Market
The following Q1otatt11s zrs eor good soEz-
Livestock delivered In san Francisco less 48s1
IS Per cent shrtnkag= for Czrrse-
CATTLE-Seesrs. al q 41cs Cows and HeIf-
ers. ia sGo1-cs thin Cows 465e per ..
CALEES+fl412c Per b egross Eefghr-l
SEEEP-W sthsrs. 311G3Acs Ewes. 3E3AG
per ID gross Wslzhfl
LAMBSS2 SGG2 75 per head
HOG@LIve Hogs 141 u 80 lbs. 4[G4Ec.
Under 40 lbs. AZ @ rs. soft Hogs uor want
ed, Sows. 20 Per cent or Bears. 81 Per cent
on. and Stzgs- 20 psr cent on from a5Cvs
1Izutatfcus
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Totals. L. So. s54. .T4s. $50
Outside y 2 90 569. $50
CANADA
New York Grain and Produce.

Totals Canada Ss1 26T- -e4s II q.
+Not trcIude6 IL totals because ccntsini
ether items Eha1 cIezri1gz.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar =ilse--steadT. 2s1td per ounce
Noney-21kf3 per cert
Tre rate q discount IN he cper market for
g1crr blIls f. - per cent ard ror three
u0uths' bfiIs } per cert
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade IN Apples was moderately active On
still unwteliy there was Continued weakness
in the fancy and coumou grades while me-
diun1- priced stock was IN comparatively Light
stock chiefly 0f the Bsr Davis variety. we're
received from Oregon and were placed on sale
tzti0n OF 81 IS was stiII obtained in small
way 1or the ordinary OF fancy stock but
holders Of imported fruit were willing 70 Ill
large orders at the cost price Of 81 10 Extra
fancy Spftxenhergs from Oregon were SILL
firmly held At 81 5GG1 s5. bur sold very
slowly. Christmas Apples that arrived rom
PFaeerviIIe several days ago were Offering AZ
So 25 per box and few lots were disposed
q az that figure Other des.fd.rorrS fr--frs 80
no noteworthy change Supplies 0f all desc-fp-
tions being well I'D 10 requirements Berries
were slightly higher under light receipts Sew
were received and weII-eolored offerings raer
with q fair demand AZ the outside Quotation
IorgEorths and sa15 r5- tra Tarr. vs-s.sss. -
HUCKLEBERRIE4 4seSSc per 10
CRANBERRTES-Eastsrn ssas 80 u.- hi
fur Early Black and SO FOR New Jersey ard
Cape Cod Late Red; Coos Bay. s292 70 per
APPLEss1 so91 IS for extra fancy. SO
I Is tor ordinary fancy. se@sec for choies and
FEARlwinfzr Nerliz. s1e1 Is per box;
PERsIlMoNs-so9ss per box
PONEGRANATES 50G6oc for snan and
1Fl I5 for large boxes
QUINCES20E4 40c per box
FICrS-oe4r3oc Der ccL-
GRAPES-Tzbis varieties 5dG75c ror
crates. s9@5ec for small boxes and s1a1 so
CITRUS FRCTTS-Crznges. NzveIs s3as *
per box. Seedlings. s202 %. VaIencfas Colf
crop) s. 5oG4s Lemons So 5eGs for fzucv
81 T562 IS FOR choice and 81 25G1 so r~-
standards: Grape Fruit <2E2 50, Mexican
Lines S4G4 80 Per case. Bananas s2G3 nsr
bunch for Central American and TscTSa fo-
Hawaiian PizeapDIss 81 58G4 Per dozen
Dried Fruits. Nuts. Raisfns. Honey.
FRUTTsNew erup-Aprfcots ~ 6rOc tor
Royals and 9G12c for Moorparzs. Nsctari1es
611171sc for Whits and 61GTc for Red.
PIuns ptrted 6F6-ac for black T1-f5sI.c
f1r red and T7slsc for yellow. Figs. 2-er0zn
bricks soc. 3-c-own- 55c. 4-cruTr s1c- g.
crown 65c. hulk white * d3c- black IL
Evzporared Apples safe per ID
PRUNES-1%f1Zc per 70 for the four sfzez
and IKE basis for the large sizes
RAISINSE1So4 crop Z o. b. FreSuo-Iu1-
uerfaI clusters 81 2592 50: Dehesa 81 s0af az
London Layers. s5c6$1 10. Loose M1scatsIs a
crown. 4i1c: s-erown- s1tes 2-cr0wn. 3Isc7
Seeded 4G51acs ThomFson's SesdIess 4Lc.
Seetless SuItanzz. 5zc per n.
EUTS-New Wzlnutz. No softxheIL 10
rl1.c- No. ?. 1oG1G1-c. No I hardskeII fac-
No 10c. Almonds 16617c for Nouoarfelz
f47f4Lc for I Y L. 13f14c for Ne Plus CItrs
and lie fo- Langued0c. Peanuts. sf77c frr
Eastern, Pscars 11613e; Cocnanuts 81 5o15.
Chestnuts. s@l24sc per 70 for California and
f24f14c fer Italian
lie for amber water white extracted $40
&c. nghr amber extracted 5G51scs dark 30
BEEswAx-z7G2sc per h
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as down 1Oc and ribs

was IKE lower. lard was down 10c and ribs
were 54l7 &c lower
The Boan1 OF Trade XIII be chased Tuesday
November : election day
Ire Isading futures ranged a. follows
articles. Open. High Low Close
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NEW YORK. Nov. 4-FLOUR-R4ceipts
"A 500 barrels. exports. $500 barrels; market
tuI ard featureIess
WHEAT-Recsipcs, 1ones spot. easy No ?
red 81 Is1a z O I. zHoars No. 1 Northern
Duluth 81 = Z o . z6oar Va I hard Mani
toba- 81 osta T. q. .. a1oat-
A denial to-day OF the Argentine damage
stories caused active selling II what ard low
er 1rices IN face of continued bad news from
the Southwest II was 4 seal pers' market.
howevers ard IN The afternoon ruled features.
cIoSiu- nc &c lower Nay closed
s. 127s july closed 81 e2zs December closed
81 T.
HoP@Steady-
HTDE+Steady-
WOOL-Ffru.
PETROLECM=Firm
COFFEE-Futures closed az q net advances
Of 5I10 points. Sales. "a 500 bags inciu5irg
December. s.s5G6 sGcs January. $3.50. March,
T-15c- Nay. 7-S5cs July. 7-55c- Spot Rio.
steady. Nc invoice. So mild. quiet
SUGAR-RzE. firm. fair refining. 3ZG
STzc- ceutrffugzl. - test. 44scs uolasses sugar,
315631Scs refined. firm
creanery, 24c. official prices. creamery. com
mon 70 extra I5624cs State dairy. cnuunz to
extra 14G22Lac
CHE-ES E@Eirm- =
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wheat and other Grains

wHEAT-Parfs futures were higher and
Liverpool futures were lower. Chicago was
favorable weather for the growing crops in the
Argentine The Ohio State crop report makes
Wheat ST. against 81 a ysar ago: acreage 90
The san Francisco market showed No change
n the cash grain which continued quiet. but
futures were lower and duh The market was
teatureIess all around.
CASH WHEAT
California Club. 81 45g1 521; California
White Australian. 81 5591 Ell Northern
Club 81 4sGf s2iss Northern BI1esten. 81 80
a e2A Ger ctl
Session 70 11-39 n N
Rsssassr Rsy 81 81 81 s a. ~ 'i &. - H - -
D. m Session
Open High Low Close
Nay s,,sAlDsl .-.'s1 Is 81 4sx 81 4s = 81 i~sss 4sa
BARLET-Brewing descriptions continue
very quiet. the naIstsrz are doing Little or
Feed at maintained prices Futures are not
actively dealt In az present
CASH BARLEY
Feed 81 e5d51 121a; Brewing and Shin
ping 81 1sGl tn; ChevalAsr. 81 1T4s01 22ls
FUTURES
Session 70 Ii 40 a. n
Deceuher-s1 0gzz
Mzy-No sales. 81 90 asked
D n Session
peceuber-s1 % bid 81 es4 asked.
Nay-SI CO asked
OATSAThe sample tables On Change are
well dIIed with offerings. mostly Red and the
market Is quiet and unchanged
White 81 41G1 56ta. Surprise 81 55NI 80.
Red for feed. ST. 3z1aGi 45 for No. and
ST gaLG1 so for No. q extra fne for Sees
81 42i@@1 50- Black. 81 seG1 IS for Feed aud
81 456i1 SO f1r seed
CORN-yery few samples are being shown
or Change Just now. and the market Is firmly
held at previous prices
western sacked. 81 4561 so for TeIIou 81 As
al 50 FER White and 81 45 fer Mixed caIffor-
RIA large Yellow 81 45H1 80. small ruTrd
do 81 1901 62tS. White nominal: Exvptfzn
81 s5G1 IS FOR White and 81 25G1 90 for
Brown
RYE-s1 sTHG1 42h per ctI
BuCKWHEAT-NominaI at about 81 rer ctI.
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ALsZE
Nornins Session

Morning Sessi01
100 Cal Gas 4 EIsst-ts Csrp---.-- 50 -
Srrest-
80 Cal Gas 4 Electric Corp ----- 80 90
Atrsrucon Session.
10e Cal Gas & tEzecrric Carp 1900 - -
50 Northern Ccl Power ca Q So
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MIsCErLANEous
Morning Session

Board
IS Hawaiian CounI & Sugzr------ IS =
- E1uokzz : Co ------------ IS 90
80 Mu-uaI Electric E.lEhr -----.-- IL %
1G6 Or1u1sa sugar Co ------.---.- 80 20
100 Paauhzu ? Co------....-.-. Is %
T Gas < Elsc-rtc------..-.. IS 50
80 7 Gas 4 Elec-r1e----.---.-- So 621S
SIS 7 Gas 4 Electric cash.. IS IS
Street
90 AlasEa Packs-s' Assooiartou-- 90 50
50 Oceanic : Co---------------- 3 %
go Pzzuhzu ? Cu---------.---- j so
s. eco Sacrzr-er-o = Gas a ~ s. 100 =
S1.00e Spring valley 9 per csnr--..-ro4 e.
s11. 0o0 Bay Counties Power Co 5s--.-11I T5
Arcsrucor Session.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
-. -. e > Il

UNITED STATES BONDS
Blf Ask Bid Ask
Is CT coup -19el4 1eeA IS qr CD new -I90-I3I
IS qr reg---1at = 1861. Is qr COUP -11411
llTzlvs-T- - N-E-llr-z ca.-.x-r.s-
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DRIED FRUITS

EvAPORATED APPLESThe market
shows no Improvement Demand continues
light Fruit Tor future delivery IS Offering be-
lcw spot quotations. the tone Is easy and Il IS
possible that in some Instances slight corcss-
sfous might be secured Ccuuor- 474 he
prime. 4asc5 choice. -5G51sc. and fancy. s9
61@c.
PRCNE@Show a hardening Tendency
grade
APRICOTSArs dull but steady; choice
91-GIgc; extra choice. 1e44 G1o11c, and fancy,
I1G17c.
PEAcHEsArs quiet and srow little fea-
tures choice sGShc5 extra choice, Ga 9I0c.
fa--- T01L nile
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FInnr and Milfstnns

FI0UR-CzHrurnia Family Extras 81 sea
10. usual terms; Bakers Exrrzs 81 Tu15H-
Oregon and Washington. 5obbing az SAGA 50
per bill
fellows. Graham Flour. s. 20 per 100 Us.
Rye Flour. 50 Is; Rye Meal s.. Rice Flour
81. Corn Meal, 81 so extra cream do 81 20.
oar Meal 81. Oaf Greats 81 Is. H1miuv
81 e0G3 s5. Buckwheat Flour, 81 q. Cracxsd
Whsar 81 Is Fzrfuz. 81. Whole VFnear
Flour 50 so: Rolled Oats bbIs IS I5f57 so -
sacks x4 rs Pearl Barley Sc. SPLIT Peas
boxes IS 50. Green Peas. s. 30 per 100 rs
Hay and Feedstuffs.
Quotations for everything stand the szm..
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Exchange and Bullion
silver is ssc lower Sterling Exchangs IS
'racttonzlly higher.
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Unlisted Securities
IrIsCELLANEOrs Ro~Dz

Cal Gas a a G Ma rs-. 90 -
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cOntinued On Page FOursssa
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- - 50 -

r E1r1r d C- 40 California street
san Erl-c-zcc. ueularz cE rEe EeE Tcrr
z-lcE Ez-1-rze furnish -hs -cll1Elur 1ca-saI
l--1-a-io1z 1I --ar EEchzrze-
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Mus-r1ous - ---i'frl1
Onions Der l1----I-
osra 1-1sd ID AE-
Do. Ereeu - srf1
P5raroes- per Ih-f-rH9
Parsrius Der fZ156Z0
Rafishss. II bch- fils-0
sac Il oucnes Sc
Srrtuz Bears. D. So .
SuUUer squash
- 70 -----r >
Sprouts. Ter De 2
Spinach per BE ;
ST P1-a--es. - e. ~
Thvue II tnchs- go 20
Tur-i7s Ter 11z-6f5
Tomatoes p ..-- "a )
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Hay and Feedstufrs.

ouotatS1us fox evsrythiHs stand the San.
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California stocks and on Fxrbanvr

SAN FRANCIsCC STOCK EXCHANGE
voI1owing we're the sales on the san Fran-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-01-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of jesse X. Gregory. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that IA" undersigned
has been appointed by IA" superior Court Of
kitiita~ county. Washington. executor OF the
last viii of .I,.>~o Il. Gregory. deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
must present them with the ncSc~>ary vouchers
to the undersigned in East kiitiaS precinct
said county. within ON" year after the date
hereof or the SAM Will hc barred.
HIRAM Il. GREGORY.
Dated Dee. 10 1903 Executor.
First insertion Dee 10. 'o3: last Jan 81, 'Oi.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-01-07
THE LOCAL EVENTS
TOLD IN VERY BRIEF FORM
Just What You Want to Know
About Given Correctly
and Concisely.

Superior court reconvened Tuesday.
John 5. England left Tuesday for
Tacoma.
Come in and sign the roll of the Mis-
sound society.
Fairyiew district organized a literary
society last week.
David Davidson returned to school
in Tacoma Monday
The jury in Judge Eudkin, court re-
convened yesterday.
The county commissioner, met in
regular session Monday.
[. y. Blackmore went down to North
Yakima on bushes, Tuesday.
Chester Becker returned to the Dem
tai college in Portland, saturday,
Clay Smith of SCI Hcr,r, Iilho i,
over thi, week visiting with relatives.
a. G. Spaliing expects to b. ,nu4ly
located in the old Levi, corner by Sat
urday.
Alexander Still of Milton. Oregon j.,
a guest of the Brei-cl family Of South
Kittita>.
For sale \ good tru,ty driving
horse. weight 100 pounds. Enquire
at this office.
G.. +. Chambers new residence on
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
TRADE AND THE RAR-

The news that Japan has materially raised
her tariff rates. in order 70 increase her reve-
nue. to meet the needs Of the war. attracts at
tenuon to the state and tendencies of thar
counrry's foreign commerce and the effect Of
the war upon it. Japanese commerce with +be
world at large is. of course a new thing. and
the japanese tariff system is still newer The
former is less than fifty years old the latter
not more than six. Down to 1858 Japan traded
with no countries except China, Corea. Portu-
gal and the Netherlands, and with the latter
two 10 only limited extent In that wear
she made treaties with America, Great Brit
ain, France and Russia, and in 1883 onened
three Of her ports TO them. In ten years her
foreign trade had grown TO imports S53465OO
and exports S7,776.500. On the basis of that
modest beginning, growth has been steady and
rapid, until last year it reached the great To-
tails Of imports Sl5S, ,567. 800 and exports S144
15l,O0o. That is an increase Of twenty-sixfoId
in thirty-siX years. The most marked increase
has, OF course, been in the last nine years
since the Chinese war; an interesting nIustra-
ton Of commercial development proceeding
simultaneously with military and naval deyel-
opment
The japanese tariff system dates only from
1897 and has been in operation only since 1899
In the early days of her foreign trade and
down 10 1897. Japan was bound by treaties not
10 impose a higher rate Of duty than 3 per cent
ad valorem upon imports. That system was
obviously a great disadvantage to her from
both an industrial and a fiscal point of view.
Treaty revision in 1897 freed her from If. and
in 1893 for the first time she was enabled to
put into force an autonomous tariff framed
according to her needs. This tariff is of
course. distinctly and strongly protective, and
under II, therefore, the domestic industries and
the foreign commerce Of the empire have both
been greatly and substantially developed. The
ports 70 increase chiefly in the line Of raw ma
terialS or partly manufactured goods and for
exports 10 increase in the finished products Of
manufactures. With this growing volume Of
trade the tariff revenue has commensurately
been increasing. The question now is what
effect the war is having upon II: for IL the war
depresses trade and checks imports an in
crease Of tariff rates will avail little for the
swelling of the revenue.
This question is apparently being answered
in a way satisfactory TO the Japanese ex-
chequer. We have seen that in 1903 the total
foreign trade OF Japan was S3O3. .31s. 500 In
the first eight months Of 1904 it was S212 O0O.-
600 and. If that volume is maintained, It VIII
in the whole year be S31s.000O0O, showing an
increase of nearly S15.OO0OOO That will not
be large Increase, but II will be sufficient 10
show that the war is not prostrating japanese
commerce. and also to afford a substantial in
crease Of revenue under the new tariff The
Increase IN imports has been tribe larger than
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07

that in exports. us it should be. seeing that the
whole volume of imports exceeds that q eX
ports. That increase, moreover, is not entfe3
or even chiefly due TO purchases OF war ma
'terial unless we regard fuel and food as such
There has been a considerable increase IN I'M
ports of food. largely. no doubt, for the army
or to make good the deficit in the home supp!
caused by filing the needs of the army. hu'
there has also been large increase Ip imports
of raw cotton wool and leather, Hhile there
was 4 decrease in imports Of goods manutact-
ured of those materials. Iron manufactures
also decreased, while there was large increase
in pigs and ngots. Evidently, then the manu-
featuring industries of Japan are being stlmu-
lated rather than depressed by the war. Such
tendencies and such a state of affairs speak
well for the commercial and industrial stamina
Of Japan and promise well for her ability 10
endure the burdens and the strain Of war.