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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Fresh creamery extra butter made advance
Of &c yesterday and fresh selected eggs were
also higher, advancing 116c per dozen. There
were no other changes All handlers reported
the market in good shape with prices for all
three descriptions pointing upward. and there
were fine ranch eggs to be had at the close
New cheese was a scarce article and socks OF
butter. while ample. showed marked decrease
Business the exchange as follows
Butter-40 half boxes fresh creamery extras AZ
29c and 10 at 29J5c close. STEADY at 2oc bid
Eggs-50c bid for California fresh selected. with
no sales There were no bids or offers
Cheese.
Receipts were 81 100 lbs Butter s7OO ESz
Cheese and $50 cases Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as es-
tablished by sales. bids and offers on the floor OF
the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 2915c per
b. steady; do frsts. 2Sc, steady; seconds, 23c
steady; packing stock. STEADY at 21 re for No.
firm; do frsts 25c. firm: Eastern ladies'. firm at
21c for extras and zoe for frsts. Storage
goOds-California extras. 27c, Arm; hrsts. 2oc.
firm: seconds. 25c. firm. No L packing stock.
90 nc. firm; Eastern extras. 26c. frm; Eastern
ladies', firm at 2115e for extras and 21c tor
frsts.
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats. 141zc
per ID. firm; do storage. ike. firm; drsts
1215c. frm; new Young Americas fancy. f51zc.
firm; do storage 1315c. firm; Eastern fancy. lie.
firm; Western fancy, 15c. firm.
Dozen firm; frsts 43c. steady: seconds 3Oc
steady: California storage selected. 2715c. nrm:
hrsts. 25c, firm; Eastern fresh. firm at 26c for
selected. 24c for frsts and 2Oc for seconds,
Eastern storage selected. 25c, firm, hrsts 24c
firm; seconds, 2Oc firm
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stocks about the Money 4z96 per cent
Nevada mining stocks still booming and feverish
Shipment of S3o78O in specie to Hongkong
New York Exchange higher. Silver declined sc.
Shipment of S3o,78O in specie to the Orient.
Wheat Barley futures higher and cash Barley advanced
Oats firm, with advance in several descriptions.
Corn and Rye dull and or less nominal
Good demand for Flour and Farnaceous Goods
Beans coming in heavily Lnas higher.
Hops and Wool quiet, with quotations aboutas before.
Rasns soaring, with sac paid in the sweatbox.
Dried Fruits and very strong with stocks closely cleaned up
Hides firm here and in Eastern markets
Dressed live Meats steady previous prices
River Potatoes coming in heavily. Onions plentiful
Poultry quiet and weak Eggs advanced again Cheese
Deciduous Fruits in decreasing supply and firm
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NV Y-orIx Stock Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 30.-The stock market was
in lethsrgy today. The. scale Of activity was
smaller than in the midsummer period. There
was some difficulty in perceiving any defined
drift in prices at any time, and the narrow
movements were never long held. There re
mnined still some disposition to see the cleo
tion contest settled before entering on stock
market commitments. The rise IN cau money
rates attributed TO the beginning OF preparations
for the November settlement offered a further
suggestion of a deterrent factor. There was
continued discussion Of the lack of reflection
ia the bank statement Of last Saturday Of the
There is the belief also that additional credits
must be secured by International houses later
in the week when shipments of securities arrive
which were closed out al last weeks stock mar
ket settlement in London. and on which pay
menfs will become due when the securities ar
the local banks with resulting increases OF the
Government holdings OF surplus funds out OF
reach Of the market
a good effect upon the foreign exchange sit
the railroads for the immediate transportation
If > coo 600 bushels Of grain TO enable exporters
10 fulfill October contracts. No dividend day
since thes formation Of the United States Steel
Corporation has passed with less attention by
spectators or operators in the stock. Active
operations are the rule the result Of a dlTi-
dend meeting. even though il is usual for the
market to close before the action OF the direc-
tors is announced. United States Steel covered
extreme range OF only s today and the last
was a vigorous advance in all of the Mexican
Central Railway securities Otherwise the mar
ket was practically barren OF incident. Bonds
were irregular. Total sales, par value, SS,Oe2,-
600.
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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Poultry and Gnme.

With the recent arrival OF Western Poultry
selling at comparatively low prices the market
for ordinary offerings OF California Chickens was
quiet and weak. with prices unsettled. Strictly
fine stock. such large fat Hens. young Ducks
and prime young Turkeys. continued 10 command
firm prices. however, and kept well cleaned uD-
Receipts OF Game were light. being little in
excess of 80 sacks. and cleaned up promptly at
sharply advanced puieee
POULTRY-Psr dozen: Hens S5.5O06. 50 for
large and SjGl5.50 for small. old BOOSTERS. S46R
4-50; young ROSTERS. S5-5016.50: Fryers. s4a
4.50 Broilers $3M3.50; Pigeons, 81 %: squads.
s1.7562; Ducks. $6G0T for young and S56550
for old; Geese. $1.75G2 per pair; live Turkeys.
q 0l23c per ID.
Canvasbacks. sSSd9: Sprig. So 5O617: Teal.
S45Od5.50; GRAY Ducks. 4.5OG5; Nidgeon.
$2d25O; Gray Geese. S304; White Geese
$1-5O62; Brant. S1.T56l25O; Hare. $1.50a
1.75; CottOntafI Rabbits. S262. 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Oct 30.-The wool market is more
active than at any time this year, and sales of
immense magnitude are under way. Many of
the leading buyers here are gathering in wool,
and 1t is said smaller mills will soon follow
with steady purchases.
1t is stated that the large transfers of Mon
tana stock made at round figure OF
2615 @27c for the half and three-eightas blood,
Great quantities of Territorial wool are in
transfer, ree-eighths and half blood being in
special request In pulled woods. fine and supers
are purchased readily at 63@65c and 57@
60c respectively. Foreign grades are firm. Quo
tations:
California, secured basis Northern choice. 81
@6sc; Northern good. 65@67c Middle County,
64M65c: Southern, 62@63c; Fall free, 56G57c.
Oregon. secured basis, Western Staple 70@
72c; Eastern No. / Clothing, 6766sc; Valley No.
1, 60d62c.
Territory, staple secured basis. fine. 70@
TIC; fine medium, 6S@70c; medium. 65@66c
Territory ordinary. secured basis, fine. 67@
CSC; fine medium. 65@66c; medium, 63@65c
Colorado and New Mexico. spring secured, IS
G70c: No. /. 64M66c.
Pulled wools secured basis extra. 69@71c;
fine a, 63G66c; A supers, 5T@60c supers.
49M53c.
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New york Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. Oct 30.--COTTON-Was higher
today, with trading active, and the undertone
steady throughout most of the session Liver
pool made a good showing and sent cables
causing our market to open at an advance of
10 TO IL points Later it went off on rumors
that Neill. the English cotton expert, would
estimate tomorrow, placing the crop at about
Il. .000, 900 bales, of which about 600 900 would
not be ht for use. The market opened higher
when realizing of yesterdays buyers caused
backset The weekly weather report today
showed general frosts the Carolinas, Geor-
gia and northern portion Of the central belt.
Moler says: There heavy frosts at
twenty-four different governmental stations
ranging from Oklahoma and Chattanooga down
through the central portion of the belt to the
Atlantic coast with freezing or killing frost
conditions in many sections. Little or no at
tention paid TO those conditions here 1t
is still unusually early for killing frost in the
cotton belt and damage must have been done
by these conditions occurring after the two
previous heavy frosts. -
Futures opened firm. October: 1o.20c; No
Sember, 10.1Sc; December, 1021c; January.
10 21c; February, 1035c bid; March, 10. 45c;
April, 10 soc; May, 10. sec; July. 10.63c.
Futures closed steady October, 1006c; De-
cember. loose; January, 10-15c: February.
1o.25c; March, 10.33c; April 1043c; June.
10 46c; July. 10.52c.
Spot closed quiet Middling uplands, 10.50c;
do gulf, 0.50c. Sales none
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

The heavy influx OF river Potatoes caused
slight decline In prices OF the favored brands.
but the market remained steady for the general
under a continued brisk demand for local
and nearby use. Salinas and Oregon Buroanks
were moving of a little better than at the close
Of last week. the recently reduced prices having
stimulated the demand somewhat. Onions were
still in abundance and easy at the old quota
tions.
Miscellaneous vegetables were in light receipt
and firm all around with Peas. Beans and To-
matoeS very scarce. There were established
prices for the latter. Sound offerings sold 10
TO 50 in the morning and at $1611.50 In me
afternoon. while frost-bitten and otherwise poor
stock was offered at 75c@S1. but found few
buyers
POTAToES-Per ctl: River Whites. s5c0
81 Salinas Burbanks. 81 -606D1.S0; Oregon
Burbanks, S1-4O01.60; Sweet Potatoes. 81. so.
ONI0NS-Yellow, per ctl 60G7Oc.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas. 667c per 10:
String and Wax Beans. 661Sc per ID; Lima
Beans. &c per ID; Tomatoes. S162 per box;
CHcumbers. 75eGS1 per box; Garlic. 2d3c per
10; Cabbage, Toe per etl CaulinOwer. I5e per
dozen; Carrots. 81 per sack; Turnips, 81 per
sack: Green Okra, 750d$1 per box; Egg Plant
50175e per box; Green Peppers. 50@65c per
box for Chile and coarse for Bell. Marrowfat
and Hubbard Squash. $1O6115 per ton
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions

uIure TRAIN ana HrOVlS1OnS.
CHICAGO. Oct Boa sharp break in the
price of wheat occurred in the first few min
utes of trading, occasioned by liberal sales OF
the December option The selling at first was
attributed to local elevator interests, but later
it was said that the majority of the wheat
was sold by Eastern longs. The denial or the
Russian report was the chief bearish influence,
but there number of bullish factors also
in evidence, among them the continued small
receipts in the Northwest, higher prices for
cash wheat at Minneapolis. firm cables and an
increase of only 200 bushels in the worlds
visible supply. Shorts the chief buyers
throughout the day. The market closed steady.
December opened kc higher to 1sc lower, at
79sz @74c, sold of to 727sc and closed at 73Ac.
The break in wheat caused slight decline
in the price of corn, but the selling pressure
slight and the market recovered and
held steady for the greater part of the day.
The market closed steady. December opened
a shade to 1kc lower at 43% @431ac, sold be-
tween 4314 @43asc and 4315 @43ssc and closed
at 1895 @43 hc.
Trading in oats was very quiet and the tone
of the market was steady. Improved weather
conditions caused some selling by cash houses.
December opened a shade lower at 1ac, sold
of to 33akc and closed at 331hc.
Provisions were extremely duh and the mar
ket easier in sympathy with a decline Of
5@10c in live hogs. Shorts the principal
buyers. January pork closed 21a @5c lower, lard
off 25ac and ribs 21a@ @5c decline.
The leading futures ranged follows.
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Los Angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES Oct 30.-Produce receipts
carload carlo ' Of Eastern eggs arrived. but had no
appreciable effect the market. Dealers can
not get enough butter to I'LL orders at the ad-
vanced prices. There little demand for
fruit.
Fancy potatoes are costing wholesalers slightly
more than yesterday and tomatoes took a big
jump upward this morning, ping from 30c to
60c Growers have now commenced shipping to
Eastern markets and S while this continues better
tatoes is becoming stronger aud they are now
EGGS-Local ranch candIed 43c; Northern
ranch, candled. 3sc; fresh Eastern, s5c; selected
Eastern, storage, 2sc
BUTTER-Local creamery, 75e; Valley cream
cry. fancy. 721a G75c: Coast creamery fancy,
6215 665c; Coast dairy, choice, 5I32 @6215c;
CHEEsE-Northern. fresh 15@16c;. Anchor,
large, lie: Anchor. Young America, 1Sc; An
ehor, hand l9c; Eastern singles t6h @Iae;
16Ic; Eastern Longhorn,. 17@171ac; Eastern
dairy, 1T@171ac; Swiss, imported, 2S@29c;
Swiss domestic, zoe; Limburger 1sc; Brick
PoTAToEs-cw Early Rose, Northern
gi.4o; Salinas, 81 i.ao@2; Highland, s1.6o; sweet
oNfoNs-Yeliow Danvers, 81 s1.25@1.5o; North.
evaporated, zoe; sun-dried, zoe; ground, 121ac;
Mexican bulk 1sc; Austin Brown, locals. s15o;
81 90: Lima No l. s5; Lady Washington No l.
So % $50; ditto small white No. l. 5000
Dldth-tgts So..Os NoifaiiAdo, Pf-coVBoB len
tils, 9M10c pound
PoULTRY-Buying prices nve-weight, a
pound Hens, light weight, 14c; heavy weight,
1sc; old ROSTERS Sc: turkeys, lee: old toms
lec young toms, i7c; hen turkeys, 15c; geese,
10c ducks, lie; squads, So a dozen
Selling prices, dressed, pound-Hens, light
weight. 17c; heavy weight. 1Sc; young ROSTERS
21c fryers. 21c; broilers. 22c old roosters, 13c
turkeys, 22M23c; old toms, 22c; young toms,
23c; hen turkeys. 21c; geese, 10c; ducks lie;
HONEY Ia poundl-Comb, water white, lee;
light amber. 12M13c; comb white, lac; ex-
tracted, water white, 60-lb cans, ~ M7c; ex-
tracted, white, 60-lb cans, 6@61ac; light amber
51S acc.
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Hax and Feedsfuffx.

Bran and other Feedstuffs rule very nrm'
with spot stocks light and the demand brisk
The San Francisco and Portland steamship me
viii advance it's freight rates from the sounu
TO San Francisco November 1 TO correspond 20
the advance already made By the other nne
Hay is in light receipt and very nrm VIII
more buyers than sellers. as rar as the oese
grades are concerned
BRAN-$19Q2O per ton
IINGS-S266l29 per ton.
SHORTS-S1e. 5000. so per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-RO Rolled Barley. s25- 5Og - oo'
Mixed Feed. $23@24; Oilcake Meal IN o-ton @ Iots.
$40 5O- iobbfnS $40 per ton; Cocoanur cake
OF meal at mills S23 In 10 and $3.50 in 5-ton
lots; jobbing. S24: Corn Meal. $31 30; Cracked
Feed 9Oc per ctl.: Alfalfa Neal carload! lots.
$50. so; jobbing. S21 per ton; Mealfalra. S2o-So
In ear lots and S2I in smaller quantities
HAY-Choice Wheat, S1S420 per ton. good
Wheat Sf6717.50: other grades Wheat S12ql9s
Wheat and Oat $1261S: Tame Oat, Sl2glo.oe;
Wild Oat s1OG13: Common Hay. $oG1O; Al
salfa S9@11: Stock. S7.J0@10 per ton-
STRAW-50665c Der bale.
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THE STOCK MARKET.
The Southern Nevslda Boom Still Ion In
Greaf Force


Marked duliness continued to prevail on the
Stock and Bono Exchange yesterday, and be-
yond slight decline In Paauhau Sugar and a
slight advance In Oceanic Steamship there were
no fluctuations worthy of comment. The total
sales we're only 5000 in bonds and 537 shares
of stock.
The boom in the mining stocks not only con-
tnued but showed aggravated fever. The whole
list of Southern Nevsdas advanced even cheap
and heretofore obscure stocks sharing the general
rise. Any kind of stock could be sold The
public had calght the speculative fey er and was
ready to pick up everything in sight it came
along: The .list Of sales was enormc us, and the
brokers ed themselves hoarse selling the
goods. They tire talking of lengthel ting out the
session half a hour I'm the morning to handle
all the busineiss The Mohawk merger and re-
cent report of an ore strike in this mine are
the prime carfses given for the current boom
though when the public get thoroughly seized
with thirst for stock speculation and the shares
make a good showing they will buy them ON
general principles. Mohawk sold up to $12 res
terday, but showed weakness toward the close,
and the others followed sait
The difenent advances will be In the fol-
lowing list OF sales. The Comstocks were ab-
normally active and very firm, as well as the
Southern NeTadas. but without the fever that
characterized the latter
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and fes lis sd for futures ii the London mar
ket. Locally the market was quiet and I'M
changed, with lake quoted at S21. 10 @22 30;
electrolytc at SCI. 50@22, and casting at S2l. 25
@21.75.
local market In London the price was 5s lower
at f19.
Locally the market was quiet at $6.20@6.30.
Iron higher in London, with standard
foundry quoted at 57s I'd and Cleveland war
rants at 5ss Locally the market was firm. No.
foundry, Northern is quoted at S24.25@25;
No. foundry, Northern, at $23- -75@24.50; No.
foundry, Southern, at $24@24.50; and No. 2
foundry, Southern, at s24a24.5O.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O-Money on call, strong,
za6 per cent ruIing rate "a, closing bid 6,
offered at per cent
Time loans. strong; sixty days per cent;
ninety days. 6A per cent, and six months, 6
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6U61z per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills al S4 5000 a 4.S5T0 for demand and
at 81 S060M4 S065 for sixty-day bills Posted
rates. SASH .S6i2.
Commercial bills S4.S0k.
Bar silver. 7ol4c
Mexican dollars. 81
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds
irregular.
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Benns and seeds.

REGENTS Of Reaus were heavy again yester-
day. being 10.S05 sacks. making So, 1903 sacks
thus far this week Limas were quoted az
further advance Otherwise there were no
changes The market q rule continues quiet
Seeds are as previously quoted
BEANS lper ctl)-BayOs. S2G2. 40 Pea,
nominal at So %: small White. S2.9O03.O %;
large White. S2M2. 80: Pink. 81. 1O6225 Red.
SO so: Iimas So 7563. So: Red Kidneys. Sc. so:
Blackeyes S45O6475; Butter. nominal at $3.50
"a
SEEDS-BrcSrn Mustard. 81 80; Yellow Mus
tard nominal: Flaxseed S365 80: Canary. AZ a
sc: Alfalfa. 1se; Rape. 1@3Ac: Timothy. -
Hemp. &c per 10; Millet. SIC; Broom Corn Seed,
S206l21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas,
So. .5Od2 10 per ct
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LOCAL.
wheat and other Grains.

wheat and Other Grains.
wHEAT-Freight rates continue unchanged.
at + the union rates Of 22s Cd for Wheat and
28s Cd for Barley, usual European options
There was nothing especially new yesterday,
either here or in the East. the feeling being
steady all around The cash grain continues
steady, but the market is quiet.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, 81 2215@1 rs: California
Of ga oalifornia siio@1 2O Northern club. 81 IS
al. 2T7s; Northern BIuestem, Sl-32h G13715 I;
Northern Red, 81 225z%h2S 25zI&,ls per etl
10 to. 1880 o'clock Session
May 81 .sSs 81 -ssssS 81 .soa sI.sest
psSslI1sf BaRIEY-The market for cash Feed was IS
perceptibly hrmer yesterday and a sale at
$1.121a was reported There was no improve
ment in shipping or brewing grades The De
cember option advanced from -13 to 81 .141s
Receipts were merely fair.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice Feed. spot ST. -0S% al 121k I:
and Shipping. s1.15@11715 per ctl; Chevalier,
s1.10@115 for poor to common and 81 -20g1 20
for choice.
10 to 11:30 o'clock Session
May :.......s1 Is sl.15 s1-15 SIS
OATs-Local traders continue to report a
good, steady market, with an advance In sew
eral descriptions. Receipts and stocks are
moderate and the demand Is very fair. good
Good Good to choice Red. for feed, s1.s5@1. 10;
eSm@SR s. faiT WHITE sS aeS f0T Bsesa sesa
s1@2.i 10; Gray. s1.37la @l-47lz per ctl.
CoRN-There was no further change in quo
tations yesterday The market continues quiet
San Francisco is concerned. but it Is as well.
for there Is no demand in this city to speak Of
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AyaiIabIe Grain suppIx.

NEW YORK. Oct 3O.-Special telegraphic and
cable communications received by Brndstreer 8
show the following changes IN available sup
plies compared with last week:
Wheat United States east of Rockies, de-
crease, 1,104, 900 bushels; Canada, increase.
1,S49, 900. Total. United States and Canada,
increased S35. 900. Afioat and in Europe, de-
creased, 300, ,000 Total American and European
supplies increased 535, ,000
Corn, United States and Canada, increased
2S9. 600.
1.ll4.O0O.
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NEW YORK, Oct. so.--FLoUR-Receipts,
40 1000: exports. 10000; sales. s400 packages.
Market, firm. with a moderate trade. Winter
patents. $3.75G4
sales 100000 futures. Spot. steady. No. 2
red size elevator and S215c f. O. b. aaoat:
No. / Northern Duluth, Sse f. o. b. afoat; No.
hard winter S3c +. o. d. ahoat. On denials
wheat declined today, to rally later on outside
support a,'bullish statement as to world IS
stocks, fair clearances and light Northwest re-
cepts. Final prices were net unchanged. Sales
included No. red. May, SO 15-16MS4 Bloc.
closed at s434c; December, s2ss @s2 15-16c,
HOPS-Steady
WOOL-Steady
PETROLEUM7Steady.
COFFEE-Futures closed steady, unchanged
to 10 points lower. Sales were reported of
145, ,250 bags, including December at 6156
e.20c, March at 640M6. 45c. May at 6.55@6. 60c,
July at 670@6.75c, September at G. 6s5@6.90c.
Spot Rio, steady; No. invoice, Sc; mild,
SUGAR-Raw. quiet; fair refining 7-1ec:
centrifugal, .96 test, 15-16c. Molasses sugar.
3 3-1Sc. Refined steady
= BUTTER-Unchanged.
EGGS-Firm; Western frsts, 25@26c; sec
onds. 22@24e.
EvAPoRATED APPLESLshow no further
PRUNES-Are steady, prices ranging from
3lkc to sac. Oregon fruit is quoted at 91k6
I0e for 40s TO 20s.
Ice; extra choice. 17c; fancy, 1S@20e.
PEACHES--Are quiet and steady with old
crop choice, lie; extra choice, 12W12Zc; fancy
to extra fancy, 12@12asc-
go 67zlc; seeded raisins, 6A@s74c. London
layers 81. .65Nl 75
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Condition of the Treasury,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.--Today's ste . lent
of the Treasury balances in the genera fund.
exclusive of the $3.50 600 600 gold reserve, shows:
Available cash balance. S22S, ,04S,025; gold coin
and bullion, S110, ,S4l 632; gold certificates, $43,
7OS $40
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Cash Grain and Proyfsforrs.

GHIcAG0, 90 Oct: somcssh quota tlons were as as
arc; No. 3. T1G7sc; No. red. 715k @73Ac;
No. 2 corn, 461ze: No. yellow, 47@&eAc; No.
oats, 33c: No. 2 white. 36c; No. 3 white, 80
@34c; No. . rye, Gle; fair to choice mailing,
46@5oc; No. l fax seed. s1.07; No. North
western, $1l4; clover contract grades. $1,000:
short ribs. sides Qoose) ss.35 @S.G5; mess
pork, per bbl. S1e50; lard, per 100 lbA $9.4212;
short clear sides (boxed) SS. 621R; whisky,
basis of high wines, 81 90.
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Recejnts. Shinrnants
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Oct 30.--on the Produce xchange
today the butter market wus steady: 4meries.
19M251ae: dairiess 1Si5 Qc23c; eggs. firm; at
mark cases included. 200.22c; firsts, 23e prime
hrsts Pike extras. 2Tc; cheese. firm, 1919 q
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NortI,ern Business.

SEATTLE. Oct Chickering's, 1883. .s11; /;
TACOMA. Oct. so.-clearngs, ss75.21l bal
ances. S53. .623
: sPoKANE. Oct. 8o.-clearings, 1854 45s; bal
ances, S165, ,9S9
PORTLAND Oct. so.-clearings, $500 1880;
balances. SS6. 500.
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CbicogD Cattle Market

CHICAGO, Oct. O.-CA1TLE-Receipts. 5000.
81 50a515 stockers and feeiers S2A5064 so;
Texans S375M430; Westerns $3906p6.25.
HOGS-Receipts. 20. .000;. market sc to 10c
lower Mixed and butchers. -S5.90@6-45: good
heavy, $6.30@6.45; rough heavy. Sa9011- 10;
light S5.95@6 40; pigs, $5.70@6.15; bulk, seq
$50.
SHEEP-Receipts, $4,000 strong. Sheep,
S3. 90 a. go; lambs, $4.75Q7.70.