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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Oct. 51.-Extreme weakness char
acterized the trading In wheat throughout the
entire session. The item OF early news that
most strongly impressed pit operators was the
exceeding heavinesS OF Russian shipments for
last week. exports from that country being
6,1+4. 600 bushels. Total worlds exports were
nearly Il, COO COO bushels which was one and
half million bushels more than had been esti-
mated by leading English crop statfsticiau
The domestic situation equally as bearisl1 !;
There were reports from the Northwest that
receipts instead OF becoming smaller in the,
near future were likely to become larger The
weakness OF all cash markets and the poor de-
mand for -four was additional source Of
discouragement TO holders. At the opening the
to 81 11%. May was down a shade to Ad%c
was brought to bear on the December delivery
the liquidation continuing heavy from start
10. finish With an entire absence OF demand
Of any adequate sort prices steadily declined
The final quotations on December were at
81 10Ss d$1 101z. net loss OF 11z61xc Nav
closed & down at 81 10%.
Considering the sharp break in wheat prices
the corn market held remarkably firm. De-
cember closed at 4s%c-
Oats were tride easier December closed
&c lower at 2SIzc
The feature OF trading in lard was drop
OF 10 cents in the price OF October lard At
the close January pork was OF PIC January
lard was down 2ha5c and ribs were 2lzc
lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Oct. S1-FLOUR-Receipts
3. .oC9: bushels; exports. 100 bushels. Market
- WHEAT-Receipts IL. 600 bushels. suot
easy No red 81 l7& T. o. b. ahoat: No.
Northern Duluth. 81 321s (. O. b. ahoat: No I
hard. Manitoba, 81 O61z =. o. b. ahoat With
the. exception. Of one or two SHARP rallies
wheat was under the beer control all day clos
ing AsQiAzc lower May closed 81 ia. Be
ycsmber closed 81 l5%.
HOPS+-Firm.
WOOI-Fzrn.
'HIDES-Steady
. PETROLEII M@Steady.
+ SCGAR-Rav. steady; fair refining: axe:
centrifugal 80 test -4i4c; molasses sugar, 3Isc;
refined; firm
All grades OF refined sugar. we're advanced s
cents hundred pounds to-day.
COFFEE-The market for coffee futures
closed unchanged. but steady: Sales 10 $40
bags. December. 6.7Oc; March 7d7 05c. NAV
T.2Qo; July 1851. .4Oe; September: 4 SOC. suot
Rio. steady; No. Z invoice, sssc: mild quiet
BlIIER-Sreamery to common extra 23c. :.
CHEEsE-fuh cream, smaf. 71aQ1oAc;
EGGS-Western' fancy selected .24c
DRIED FRUITS.
:EVAP0RATED APPLES-The demand is
easy. Common. 4g455c; prime 4%c; choice,
5l4 d5Izc: fancy. 6dfc
:. PRUNES-Cnchanged with quotations rang
ing from &c 70 5lac. according TO grade
APRICOTS-F1rm. Choice 9JzG1Oc: extra
choice, 10l4 G101zc: fancy. 16I5c
''PEACHES-Firm- Choice. So GSJs extra
Choice, 9G9Aci fancy. '9A aIec.
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sses st1aks-
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Hay and Feedstuns.

The millers report increasing hrmness in
Bran owing TO improving demand and stead
lily decreasing stocks. but prices remain the
same
Receipts OF Hay were large. being 1912 tons,
including IS cars. The weak tone in the choice
grades previously mentioned continued. though
there was no actual decline. Dealers reported.
however. that concessions were necessary to
effect sales
BRAN-S1s 50d19 so per ton
MIDDEINGSHS24 SOAR so per ton
SHORTSA$1S 5o9i9 90 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Roiled Barley S23 50424 per
ton; Oilcake Meal at the MILL S31 50G32 50;
jobbing, $3S: Cocoanut Cake, S23G24; Cocoa
nut Meal, s24G25; Corn Meal $50 50G31 80;
Cracked Corn. s3fQ32: Mixed Feed s220
p so; Horse Beans. ss0@40 per ton: Broom
Corn Feed 90c per ctl-
HAY-wheat. s1Oa16 so: Wheat and Oat.
s10df4 so: Oat s9913; Barley and Oat. s.
612; Volunteer Wild Oat, SOLO; stable. So
oil; stock. IS 5o47; Clover. s701o; Alfalfa.
$e712 per ton
STRAw-S5G65c per bale.
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General Merchandise

BAGaGrain Bags. s5G5 25; San Quentin.
81 so: Wool Bags So9S2c; Fleece Twine I73ei
Fruit Bags, 6hG7Ac for white and &c TOR
CoAL@weungton. s. per ton; New. Wei
lington. IS; Seattle. Sc so; Bryant. So so;
SIS so: Richmond. 81 so: Cumberland. sIs IN
bulk and S14 % IN sacks; Pennsylvania An
Welsh Lump s11 so. Camel SO per ton; Coke.
s11 5OG15 per ton in bulk and $40 In sacks;
Rocky Mountain descriptions. s. so Per short
ton.
OILs-ouotafions are for barrels; for cases.
add SC; Linseed Sc per gallon for boiled and
Sic for raw Castor on los, IN eases ca No. a. = 7oe:
s5asOc per gallon: cocoanut on. IN barrels
bIeached winter sperm on: csc; natural winter
Sperm OIL. 63c; extra bleached winter Whale
9 S.s ss On se 4 No s1s on ss
pure Neatsfoor Oh. T3c: No. 1 Neatsfoot OiI.
CSC; light Herring on 42e; dark Hsrsing on
Fish ON. Csc; boiled Paint OIL. s3e; raw Paint
OIL. Hc.
13c; Pearl on. In cases. 191zc; Astral. 191Se;
Star. 191zc; Extra Star. 24c; Elaine. 26e: Eo-
Gene 2Sc; DeOdorized stove Gasoline. IN buzz.
cases. 191zc; se-degres Gasoline. in bulk. 2sc;
in cases 31e-
TURPENTINE-s1c per gallon In cases and
75c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. 7L0
7zc per lb: White Lead. 7A97ze. according
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com.
pany quotes as follows, Per H. in 100-lb Rags.
Cubes A Crushed and Fine Crushed. s 25c5
Powdered 6-1Oc; Candy Granuiated. 500: Dry
Grapulated fine, &c; Dry Granulated coajse
&c; Fruit Granulated. &c: Beet Granulated
1O0-Ib bags only 5-9Oc; CONFECTIONERY A. Sc;
Magnolia A. 560c; Extra c. 8 SOC; Golden c.
s. 4Oc; ID" 53Oc; barrels 10c more; half
barrels. 25e more; boxes, 5oc more: 50-Ib bags
1Oc more for all kinds Tablets-Half barrels
6 soc; boxes s. 73c: h & E. Crystal Doninos
DC per III No orders taken for less than
sevsnty-iye barrels or its equivalent
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View York Bonds.

1 5s4. 500 total shares sold.
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Potatoes. onions and vegetabIes.

Five carloads of Sweet Potatoes wers mar
keted yesterday and prices declined sharply
several more carloads were reported close at
hand anll dealers were anxious to clean up
before the market became overstocked- The
situation in Burbank Potatoes stood exactly
the same as al the close OF last week. the
market still being overburdened with low
grade stock Onions were in increased supply,
but prices were maintained with a fair de-
gree Of hrnness
Tomatoes were weak under heavy receipts
and offerings had to be strictly fancy TO bring
over 40c Per box Lima Beans were a little
lower. but were reported steady at the re-
vised quotations. while String and Wax Beans
a glut on the market. Otherwise there
was nothing new to report in miscellaneous
vegetables.
POTATOEs-Burbanks from the river. 400
zoe per ctl: Salinas Burbanks, sf91 80 per cti: (:
River Reds 75qs5c per csi; Sweet Potatoes.
90c9S1 per ctl.
oNIoNsLsi 55G1 65 per ctl.
VEGETABLE LES-String and Wax Beans.
1d2c per .lb: Lima Beans, 4d5c per
ID; Tomatoes 25Q50c per box; Summer
Squash S5c per box; Cabbage. 60c per
etl. Carrots. 75c per sack: Cucumbers 40G60c
per box: Garlic. 4A@41sc per ID: Egg Plant
25640c per boxs Dried Peppers nominal; Green
okra; eog75c per box; Green Peppers. 25g5Oc
per box; Mushrooms. 121a920c per lbs Mar
rowfat and Hubbard Squash. s10Q12 per ton
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Trading Quiet, With No Important
EluctuafiOns.

Alaska Packers was again the central stock
yesterday and sold lower at s9e 5069s so fall
ing figures. though sales were not heavy. Gas
and Electric declined 10 $57 %. Otherwise To-
cal securities were unchanged The Comstoc1<s
were rather higher and the TonOpahs rather
lower on the day The oil stocks were quiet
and without feature.
Commencing to-day the stock and Bond Esx.
change viii quose all regularly listed dividend
paying stocks 'ex-dividend' on the day that
the transfer books close in the offices OF the
companies instead OF the day on which the divt-
dends are paid. following the Eastern plan.
The California Northwestern Railway Com
pany reports gross earnings in September OF
<169 O69 an increase OF. 81, ,941 over September.
1908 The net earnings were S53. 397 an in
crease OF s35O6. The surplus September 80 was
S26 34e as compared with s23.S79 last year.
The city ef Sacramento will receive proposals
until December IL for the purchase Of 800, 600
4 per cent coupon high school bonds.
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.Deciduous and citrus F,ruits.

The feature Of the fruit market was the
I2 geo boxes and Included five cars OF Colo
RADIO, ive from Oregon and Washington and
two from Watsonville, besides several large
consignments from various local points by rail
and water. Owing to these heavy receipts the
market naturally had an easy tone. but most
dealers reported a. good trade in fancy stock.
which constituted the bulk OF the receipts from
outside points. One carload OF fancy SpItzen-
bergs firmly held at 81 5041 15 per box,
but found few buyers owing TO the abundance
and comparatively low prices Of fancy offer
iilgs Of other varieties Malinda Strawberries
were In limited supply and hrTner. while Long
worths were offering rather freely at sharply
reduced rates. Receipts Of Grapes were mod
crate and the market hrner for good
stock although there was plenty Of poor stock
in crates available at easy rates. Citrus and
Tropical fruits were moderately active at un-
car Of Howe Cranberries arrived from
Cape Cod and sales We're reported at Sl0910 so
sTRAWBERRIEs- per chest for Long.
worths. s2a4 for Malindas and s5a5 for
RASPRERRIEs:s4a6 per chest
HUCKLEBERRIEA A5G7c per H.
CRANBERRIES-Cap Cod. Ssas so per bbI
Coos Bay. s2a2 10 per box
APPLES-slql- % for fancy. 6599oc for
Pc PEARs-wiritsr. Winter NeiIis. sIsi 25 per box:
cooking varieties 40d75c per box
PERsIMMoNs-5ocGS1 per box
PoMEGRANATES- -4e96Oc for small and
S1G1 75 for large boxes.
QUINCES-20G40c per box
FIGS-5ocG$1 25 per box
crates 30640c for small boxes and s1a1 so
for open boxes
CITRUS FRUITs-oranEes. IS 5oa4 per
box for. valenciss and sSGS 80 for NaveIs
Lemons. 81 50d3 for. fancy, 81 5OG2 25 for
choice and S1q1 so for standards: Grape Fruit
81 5OGs: Mexican Lines. sig4 so per case:
and s162 for Hawaiian; Pineanples. 81 50G3
per dozen.
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Poultry and Game.

Trade in domestic Poultry was quiet. as
usual on Monday. and prices were nominally
unchanged. Western stock was in good re-
quest and a freshly arrived cleaned up
readily at steady prices. Receipts OF Game
were heavy over Sunday and most kinds OF
Wild Ducks were quoted lower. A portion OF
the receipts came to hand in poor condition
having been overheated in transit.
POULTRY-Liye Turkeys old 14Gf6c per
Turkeys. 20923c per lb Geess, per pair, 81 so
a.; Goslings S2G2 %: Ducks 81 5OG5 per
dozen for old and $596 for young; Hens
s4 5Od5 for small and IS 50Q6 for large; young
Roosters s5 50d6; old Roosters 81 50G5; Fry
ers. 81 50G5; BroIiers. 50 50G3 so; Pigeons
81. 2E per dozen for old and s2q2 20 for SQUADS.
Caavasback ssde Teal. 81 5063: sprig, 81 so
as: Widgeon So 5Od3; Red Heads. 81 5O63
small Ducks So; Gray Geese 81; White
Geese. 81 50d2: Brant. 81 5OG2 so; Honkers,
s3Q5; Snipe. So for English and 81 so for com
moni Doves. $1Q1 %: Hare, 81 5O61 75; Rab-
bits. 81 for Cottor+ails and 81. so for Brush.
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New York Metal Marked

NEW YORK, Oct 31.-rThe London tin mar
12s 6d for. SPOT and s131 12s Sd for futures.
Locally the market was also firm. closing at
SIS 1919 10
Copper also had. considerable advance
abroad. where sgot closed at e62 lis sd in
LOidon and. futures at s63 3s Cd Locally
copper is firm. lake is quoted at s13 62L.a
IA. electrolytic at $13 62Is G13 s71s, and cast
ing at $13 3715Gi3 621a
Lead was firm and higher at .212 los In
London. Locally the market waS unclaimed
at quotations ranging from 80 2e94 As.
Spelter frzi and unchanged at IS S56
5 40 in the local market In London IL is
Iron Closed at sos I0d in Glasgow and at
AS Tisd in Middlesboro.. Locally iron was un-
changed.
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Hides TaIIou. Wool and HONS

Hops maintain their usual frrnness and the
situation shows no change whatever.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands sell
about 1sG1c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers. 1Oisc: medium. exc: light. Sc; Cow
Hides 9e for heavy and &c for light: stays.
7c; Salted Kip. 1Oc: Saited Veal lie; Sailed
Calf Ike: dry Hides 161z917c; dry Kip. 139
14c. dry Calf 19c; Sheepskins sheariings. ESQ
1880; long Wool s1G1 so: Horse Hides.
salt 50 IS for large and s292 so for medium.
81 5OG2 for small and SOC for Colts; Horse
Hides. dry. 81 IS for large and 81 50 for mes
dum 81 for smsl and Soc for Colts.
Buck Skins-Drv Mexican, 30c: dry salted
Mexican. 25c: dry Central American. SOC; Goat
Skins-Prime Angoras. T5c: extra large do.
81 %: large. soc: medium. 35c: small. Zoe
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered 464kc per ID:
No. 2 SIZE: Grease. 25a 63c.
WOOL-Fa1I clip-San Joaquin and South
ern 9611c: Southern Sdec: Southern Noun
tain 9611cs. Middle Counties free. 12614c:
do defective 10612c: Northern free. 12314c:
DO defective. 10612c; Humboldt and Aendo-
elmo 14G15c per ID.
HoPS-1904 crop. 27931c per ID.
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PROVISIONS.
Rrnkers,

There was nothing new locally Brokers
wires from Chicago said: Market unusually
dull Receipts OF Hogs continue liberal. Pack
ers continue TO complain Of poor business and
are still bearish on the Hog market Until a
urgent demand springs up for the fn-
ished article We can see no permanent i'm
provement In conditions"
CURED MEATS-Bacon. lie per ID for
heavy. lie for light medium. 1910 for light
cured: dry Salt Sides 10c: Bellies lie.
Eastern sugar cured Hams 1sc; Caiifor-
MIA Hams 12Hc; Mess Beef s10010 so per
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Beans and Seeds.

being damp goods The market rules quiet and
easy, with an increasing easiness and lower
prices for Ldmas- Other descriptions remain
unchanged.
BEANs-Bayos. 50 1898: Pea. 50 1oas IS;
Buffers, s2 1903, small White; g 1893 81: 81
for dry: Red. 81 2594 so; Lima, 81 1904 90;
Red kidneys. 81 5014 70: Blaekeyes 81 COG
sEEDS-Brown Mustard 81 1896; Yellow
Mustard. So %; Flax. s292 rs; Canary Ga
GTc: Alfalfa. 15iz9161ao: Rape. ll5421ae
Timothy. SIC: Hemp, 31A93%c per ID; Ail1et.
2IkG31sc; Broom Corn Seed. s20G21 per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niies. 81 1892 so: Green
Peas 81 T512 so per etl.
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EASTERN Markets. i +.
- 10. Moner. 49,.

- y H.W YORK. Oct 81 Money on. CAM
steSay. .at 292A per cent closing. ii ..5of.
screI. =. = = -.
Lime. losns-Easys-. sixty days sGsE- .per
CERT ninety. days and SIX months -:
rtlifsie -r-1ercanlfle pspsr-4E345s PEI cent
s--t-lng excisilse-.E Easier with actual bush
ness f1 oenzeTs tiiis A 81 se70a4-s6T5 '<of de-
Posted fesez-S4 "a So = =.
to-1r1erclal' bllls-Sz s. = 49,.
EEr 'Eilver-5s1sd. ~. :.~.--.;
sNexicsn' dollars-f65<cs =. !.
..eF eminent bonds steady: railroad bonds. r.
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UNITED STA
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IS Alaska Packers Association 90 50
10 Alaska Packers, Association 90 T5
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Flour and sIiIIsturs.

FLOUR-California Family Extras "a s0d
10. usual terms. Bakers Extras. $4 7065.
Oregon and Washington. 5obbing at SAGA so
per bbl
MILLSTUFFS=Prices IN packages are As
follows: Graham Flour, 50 75 per 100 lbs I;
Rye Flour. SO: Rye Meal. 81 IS; Rice Flour
81; Corn Meal. 81 so; extra cream do. So 90:
Cat Meal So rs: Oat Groats. 81; Horiny
So 'oo13 s5: Buckwheat Flour. $4: Cracked
Wheat. s3 80: Farina. So 10; Whole Wheat
Flour. So so: Rolled Oats. bbls, So 1907 so; in
sacks 81 Is; Pearl Barley. S5; Split Peas,
boxes. SIS so. Green Peas s. SO per 100 lbs.
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NEW. YORK. Oct. a1.-Cotton.-Spot closed
dull; middlfng uplands. 1Oc middIing Gulf,
. 10. &c; sales. 5Is0 bales
Cotton futures opened steady; October g. 45c:
November, 9 54c; December, 9. .T0c:. January
.9TSc:. February. 9S3c. bid; March essc
april. 9.s4c; May 9.96c; June. s.s6c bid; July.
Cotton :. futures closed steady; NovernEsr
ease; December. 9. CSC; January, O. 73c: FEB
T5larys- p Tsc. March, este; April, 8. s6s May.
|. 8 9oe; June e.s1s; July. s.93c.
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

AtlCdRO.
CHICAGO. Oct. 81 = CATTLE = Receipts.
81, ,00e. including COCO Texans; Westerns,
steady; good to prime steers. SIS s596 70; poor
25: cows, 81 5044 so hsifers. SPAS: Gamers.
81 50G2 so; bulls S214 10; calves, So 50R7
Texas fed steers, sS@5 so; Western steers,
HoGs-Receipts, $4,000; tomorrow, 5000;
market 591Oc lower; mixed and butchers. "a 90
as 20; good TO choice heavy. $545 20: rough
heavy. 81 e5Q5; light 81 s5G5 10; bulk of
saas 8 0oRe Ell 2ooo market for sheep.
stronger; lambs, steady; coed to choice wethers,
s4a4 T5; fair 70 choiee mixed. 50 So94 2o;
81 5oge rs; Western lambs. 81 35e5 90.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Oct s1.-cATTLE-Rs-
native steers. So 1896 40; native. cows and
heifers, 81 5094' so: stockers and feeders, 81 Is
"A; bulls 81 1898 so; calves. 81 6096; Western
stseTs ssg4 30; Wesss5n esI eoEs = seso SogS @:
PsokeGs Paok s5a5 3o 'p pss and hts & ssss oS
tons. 81 25G4; lambs, 81 25q5 e6; range weth-
ers. IS 25a4 10; ewes 81 5oa5 rs; Utah, Il
pounds, $?'55.
Omaha.
OMAHA . Neb Oct 31.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $500; market steady. others lower; native
s5: Western S .S0 steers. ssGS4 go: Texss steers.
s9 1908 75; range cows and heifers 81 259
25: canners 81 5oG2 15; stockers and feeders,
50 25q3 50; calves, saG5 80; bulls and stays;
HoGs-Receipts. 1900: market So lower:
heavy 81 90G4 95; mixed; 81 90Q4 e2h light,
"a s5G4. s21s pulk Of sales. 81 s0G4 e21s.
sHEEP-Receipts: Is 300; market steady;
25; ewes So. 4oGs 90: common and stockers
81 5094 10: lambs 81 T593 so.
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New YORK stock Marlre-

NEW YORK. Oct SI.-Coo6dencs n hixhe-
4rices seemed 10 mere sznEulns al any rsrns
e1ftns t-e e0Tre1t Speculative campaign than
y l-c - morning The sharp declines of
tne oAs were the greater occasion, for ssrprfse
or tnle accou1L The lack o. known neu con
oiiions 70 cause the decline gave rise 70 some
-Ae-AS epllect1res Of. possible OCCASIONAL hap
peilnss pa ne financial world 70 cause. the free
cre11ted cause fer the selling was the laree
engagements Or gold for export this week
wien amounted 20 5000. .oOo, ell. 70 70 70
E-rir ly An-rsla; = steamer This explana-
ceI la-llce on saturday that there would be =
conslleraDle cutgo of gold this week and the
indifference SHOWN BY The stock market then
~ rhat forecast London was free seIisr -
securities ~ TINS narket. even when decliufne
l-lce1 Eere c-ered no adFautaze in -tha uarIsf
lneasiness. although this feeling was svacv,e
over tne tone Cf public discussion OF the TeIa-
tipns between Russia and Great Britain ara
ire irritation displayed IN the public opinion
n 1e Two countries. The sensitfVeness of the
money ma rtlet to the geld Withdrawals was In
cicateo ~ lhe renewed weakness caused ~,
ments-
The confidence felt in the market vss
stlFr ~ The high opening and the vfeor with
which the early profit taking was sbsorba5
b-- tile nrst holr showed the highest prices of
ne cay Hi-- re selling vas soon demonstrated
q ne something more han the profit talrins
on ne MONDAY morning new demand. Arnai-
saniatec copper vas a feature IN the first a.
ka-lces cr account % the SENSATIONAL buv5rr
demand f0r he metal -
Efer- thing declined in the late dealings and
fne oa-s net losses srUu ore % three
p1i,-s Ihrousacut re list The closing was
HcaA and At the lowest
Bonds were Irregular Total sale "a GO ooo
l1ited States bonds were unchanged on
cal ."
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Meat Market.
DRESSED MEATS

DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows: -
BEEF-59Tc for Steers and 49Sc pea ID
for Cows
vEAL-Large 5H97e: small 7aec per 10
MUTTON-Wethers. T97Ae; Ewes. 6ofc Per
pound
LAMB-sGec per ID.
PoRK-Dressed Hogs. 69sc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good. sound
Livestock delivered IN San Francisco. less 400
As FER cent shrinkage for Cattle: =
CATTLE-Steers. 7A9714c; Cows and Hsif-
ers, 5I2d615c. thin Cows. 4f5c per ID.
CALVES4941ze Per 10 gross weight).
SHEEP-Wethers 35zG3%c: Ewes. 303Ho
per ID (gross weight.
LAAfBS-s2 5o62 rs per head
HOGS-I1ve Hogs 40 to 200 lbs 4xe;
eco to 250 lbs. 41sc; 130 lbs and under. AS:
over $50 lbs. 41ae; soft Hogs not wanted; ;
sows 20 per cent OF; Bears. so per cent 'off.
and Stays. 40 per cent OF from above quota
tfons.
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prime Mess Pork s14 so; extra clear $50:
Mess, SIT 30: Dry Salred Pork. 1oAc; Pig Pork.
$26: Pigs Feet. IS: Smoked Beef. lac per 10
LARD-Tferces quoted at 61zc per 10 for
California compound. &c Tor Eastern compound
and 96915c for pure; hal2- barrels, pure. 81. .
szc: lob tins 10Ac; 5-lb tins. 1O4c: 3-lb
tins 1o1c
COTTOLENE5One half barrel. sSc; three
half barrels SIC. one tierce. SIC: two tierces.
SIC: FIVE tierces. Sxc- per ID.
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Duues On Imports

TIE receipts sc1 duties cl. imports st the san
Frsitisco. Cus1onshouse for the month of Oc--
rober Just ended. were S59o go, against Sb67,-
2TGl October 1908 =: The total COLLECTIONS from
.fsn lary5 :l- 10 date were S6l76 l61. against
SE:.sE $50 -sarinE the = ns persod LAST year. .
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, oct 3l.-Caah quotations were as
follows: No. : spring wheat. 81 10ai 16: No.
3. 81 I3E; No. 2 red. 81 1401 16; No. 2 corn.
53s4c: No. ? yellow, 552tc; No. 2 oats. 29c: No.
white .311sc; No. 8 white. 3eG5Ollc; No. .
rye 79Izc: good feeding barley, 371sc: fair to
choice mating 42q52c; No L daxseed. 81 o.
No 1 Northwestern. 81 IA: mess pork, per
05: short ribs sides Qoose). S6 sT1sG7; short
clear sides (boxed). s7Q7 IS: whisky. basis Of
high wines. 81 24 clover. contract grade.
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.Eoiraoe:fn. October.

- ne sr5fflsls a the local Branch Mint IN Oc-
-fobsr consisted on ST. $4,000 in Arnerican
c1tbIe -eagIes5 So GOO IN d1nies. and F2ilippine
> yer ce.ns n 50 and 20 CentayO pieces equiv
g slf = 27s- Qlo pesos. In October. 1903 the
q. mage .cohsisre .Qf, Sl.7GoqQo in Un1ted states
4 ard i $4,000 Philippine silver pesos.
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Bank Clearings

Locsl bank ciearings Ii October were sl40.-
SIS 62s sgaihsg S142. Sc. .sss for October. 1905.
Fcr the crsI ten months cf the year the clear
lrEs were 81 zt1 .11I .9sZ against Sl.25s 2c2 54s
rtr-lhe. same rlule II 1905
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO. Oct 81. = On the Produce Elk
change to-day the butter market was hrm
creamery, 15d22hc; dairy. 13n91sisc- Eggs,
hfnn at mark. cases included 1641sAc; drsts.
lee: prime firsts, 20cs extra. 24c Cheese.
easy, 1014 Q101ac
ELGIN. III. Oct 31--Seventy tubs OF butter
were offered without sales The market was
declared firm at 2Sc.
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Visible Grain sunnlx.

NEW YORK. Oct S1--The visible supply
Of grain for the week ending October % as
compiled by the New York Produce Exchange
was as follows Wheat 2o,495.o00 bushels,
increase 81, $40 600; corn 8,o94, 600 bushels de-
crease s91 Oe0: oats 3 10000 bushels de-
crease 463, 900. rye 1.T73;000 bushels increase
1900; barley o.561. 900 bushels, increase
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Oct s1.-Clearings, s66255O;
balances. S225, ,5S5.
TACOMA. Oct 31.-Ciearings, 1851, 113s
.PoRTLSND.? oct s1--oearinsz ss7soH;
sPoKASE. Oct 8i.-GsarinEs. s57o47s;
balances, $9T. .497.
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ConditIon 'of the Teeas,,,v
New.YorI.. iCoffon AIarket.

WASHINGTON, Oct SI.-Ta-dav's Treas
ury balances statement shows: AIaiIable cash
balance. 1927. $50; gold. $50. $50. 49I.
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WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Oct s1--wHEAr = Bluestem.
sssse: club. s415c
OREGON
PORTLAND. Oct Si.-wHEAT-For export:
Walla walla, s5ci hlresten. sec; valley. se9
bluestem, SIC.
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Hons i'm London.
No..7rn. Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL Oct. S1.-Hops at London
Pacific Coast firm at es 10s6Es.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
St. louis Wool MARI, !,

ST LOUIS. Oct s1--wool. steady; medium
grades bombing and clothing. 20627c; light
fine I2d22c; heavy fine, 1391Ic; tub washed