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Hay and Feedstufrs.

There were liberal receipts of Bran and
Shorts again from the north. but both descrip-
punishment and absorbs everything that comes
III. Prices showed no change
hay is extremely firm and the best grades
are increasing, but this figure is hardly quotable
as yet The demand is still urgent. The
situation is thus stated by the circular Of Scott
& Magner:
Arrivals for the week have been only 27S1
tons, heavy falling off from normal re-
ceipts Our consumption exceeds this amount
considerably. The difficulty is mainly with the
railroad. which is furnishing few cars a day
for the loading OF Hay at various points in the
country, but when loaded the Hay is not brought
into the city. In addition to this the boats
that are bringing In Hay from bay points have
been greatly delayed during the last ten days.
Ihese conditions and the fact that Hay is now
Deing ordered out OF country warehouses, to-
gether with the strong demand in the city has
caused caused an ADVANCE on most grades Fancy
Wneat Hay IN several instances has, sold con-
sideraDly above our top quotations. The me-
dium grades have also done better, while fancy
tame @ oat Hay is being eageriy sought, with
the next ten days does not improve expect
to md considerable difficulty in supplying the
daily demand The shipping demand is fairly
good The Government is at present taking
some Hay for shipment to Manila. On Monday
the Government will open bids at San Francisco
and Seattle for $500 tons of Hay for shipment
TO Manila II this order is placed IN this
market It will add strength to the situation.
Alfaifa Hay continues to arrive freely and a
eiSat cedA is lying on Ine DaHks awaiting
transportation. The market on this article is a
little easier.
Straw, is arriving in, moderate quantities and
is very firm
oilcake Meal is higher
BisAN-$lS. 500l20 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$26 per ton.
SHORTS-S19. JeM20.50 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Ro Barley. s23@24
Mixed Feed. $23G24: oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots
S39 90; Jobbing, so per ton; Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills 500 In 10 aud s23.50 in ton
lots; jobbing S24: Corn Meal $3.50: Cracked
Corn. $32; Horse Beans nominal; Broom Corn
Feed, soc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal carload lots,
$3.50 iobbnr, S2i per ton; MealfaIfa. S2O.o0
IN car lots and S2l in smaller quantities
HAI--t'hoice Wheat, s1S@1o per ton;
~ood WLeat. s1650M17: other grades Wheat
$l3GlG: Wheat and Oat $12Q17; Tame Oat,
Sl-Wl6: Wild oat s1o@13; Alfalfa, S9@11;
Stock. S7.50Qlo per ton.
sTRAW--4oGcoc per bale.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry had a very quiet and weak closing as
retailers were apparently well supplied and what
rev buyers were around the market were only
picking up bargains Some receivers managed
to clean up carried-over lots of Chickens by
shading prices but large amount had to be
held over. Wild Ducks will be marketable after
tomorrow, and If they at all plentiful small
Chlckens will In all probability decline.
POULTRY-Per DOZEN Hens S6Q6 80 for large
and $og550 for small; old BOOSTERS. S4@5;
young Boosters, S69z for large and s5@5.5o for
small; Fryers, $4@4. 90; large Broiers, S464 so:
small Broilers, $3@3. so; Pigeons, ST rs: SQUADS
81 .75@2; Ducks, s6@7 for young and S5@5 80 for
old; Geese, $1.75Q2 per pair; live Turkeys 1SQ
21c per ID.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare, S1.5o@1.75; Cot
tontai Rabbits, 80; Gray. Geese. S3M3. 80.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-Less favorable weather
and weather predictions the shorts to cover
and made the market decidedly strong. The in
dications pointed to cold weather for tonight and
tomorrow in the Western belt An early influence
was the rumor Of a severe storm in Louisiana,
but 1t was later announced this storm of no
consequence Liverpool a buyer in this
market, but local shorts were probably most
responsible for the strength. Mondays market
is likely to sharply In response to Sun
days weather developments. There is this much
in favor Of a larger crop this year, and that Is
that late as the South Atlantic States this
year they were later In 1901 and 1t is probable
that the crop IN the Mississippi Valley is as
early as it has been.
The New York Journa1 of Commerce says:
Frost damage is exaggerated rather than un
derstated'
Brought into sight for the week 434. $50 bales,
against 452 175 last year. For the season l, 747,
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Receipts of Produce.
FOR SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10
THE STOCK MARKET.
Mining Shares Fairly Active and Cen
orally Higher.

There was not much doing on the Stock and
Bond Exchange yesterday, beyond some buying
Of Alaska Packers at firm prices, and the week
closed very quietly.
Mining stocks continued to attract a good deal
Of attention and both Nevada groups ruled firm.
The Comstocks were generally higher. with
pecial activity in Sierra Nevada. The Southern
Neyadas also higher. as a fue with pro-
nounced advances in Montana Tonopah and Tono-
pah Extension
An assessment of 1c share has been levied
on the Socrates Consolidated Mining Company
delinquent November 10.
The fnstallment OF $5 and interest on the pur-
chase of Mutual Electric Light stock will be paid
Monday at the offices of the Mercantile Trust
COMPANY
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provt.,on.

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-Cash quotations were
follows: Flour, firm; winter natents
So. S.30QS 40; straights. $3.10@3. %: spring nat
ents. 50 90; straights, SS.s0@5'G0: bak-
ers, $2.30Q2.90; No. 2 spring wheat n
@s1c; No 3. 72Qs0c: No red. NJ
@72Ne; No. 2 corn. 45@45Ac; No. vel T
low. $4515c; No. oats. 3315c: No wbite
34H Q35Ac; No. white, 32M M34Bc: no ,
rye. 61c good feeding barley. 3Sm40c fair TO
choice mailing. $44G52c; No. 1 fax seed
$l0415 No. 1 Northwestern, 81 1OI5: nrine
timothy seed, $S.S5; clover, contract grades si3:
short ribs sides Qoose). $S.50@s.75: mess pork.
per barrel, $3.50; lard per 100 pounds. SO So |;
short clear sides (boxed), $S.0215 as. Is: whisky
basis of high wines, $1.2o.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

The usual weekend activity prevailed in the
market for fresh fruits, the extra demand for
ing In certain lines. Strawberries and Rasp-
berries did little better and higher prices ruled
for fancy red Apples. Quinces Figs and cold
storage lots of Bartlett Pears. Peaches and
Prunes. Grapes were easy for general offerings
under burdensome supplies. and large lines had
to be held over. Nutmeg Melons and Cantaloupes
sold on readily at steady prices. while Water
melons were lower, as the iast two cars OF the
season We're being sold and the owners were
anxious to clean up as socn possible Pome-
granates were lower and Bellefower Apples re-
price for the best offerings of the latter from
the Pajaro region Citrus fruits were in eood
request, and aside from slight decline in Grape
frnlt there was no change in the quota tions
BERRlES-Strawberries. S669 per chest for
Longworths, and S56S for the large varieties:
Raspberries, s6@o per chest; Huckleberries. 56l
bbl; Coos Bay, s2.T513 per box
APPLES-Fancy red varieties S5c6S1 ner
box; : other t kinds 4od75c per box.
QU1NCES-75c1Si per box.
PEARS tper bcx)-BartIett 81 5Od1 IS: Win
ter Nellis, S1.25I 1.15; other varieties 50cGs1
POMEGRANATES-75c for small and
81 % a 80 for large boxes.
81 al %.
PRUNEs-s1@1 Is per crate; Plums. coarse
per box.
FIGs-5ocGs1 per box.
GRAPES-Crates Isabella. s5eGS1. .o5; Cor
nichon. 15c@S1: Tokay. 65GS5c Muscat 656l
soc; Black, 604I5c; small boxes. 9Oc0$l for
Seedless ana 4oG6oc for other varieties; large
MELoNS-Cantaloupes, S151.25 per crate.
Nutmeg Melons. 50c@$1 per box; Watermelons
$1256I1. so per dozen
90 oaaIRCS FRUIIS-Per box: Valencia Oranges
$35o@4; Lemons, s.. .25@4.75 for fancy S3 756i
40 for choice and $2@2.50 for standard; Crane
Fruit. s2.50M4; Lines S4G5
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas T5c65sI 5o mar
bunch for Hawaiian and S1.5OG3 for Central
American; Plneapples, $4@5 per dozen.
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neann aud seeds.

The week closed without any further change
IN beans. Quotations still unsettled aad sub
Jeef IL sudden fluctuations. as usual when tie
h'B p,, erop Is coming forw.-f.. oe,o
BEANS tper ct1--Bayos. S2306ac.4o: Pea.
nominal at $S.5ocg3.75 small White. S3G3 %:
large White. SaS12.3n: pink. 81. i0a2.ad; Red.
" lo42 So Limas. s3.50GaG0: Red Kidneys.
nominal at $3.50
sEEpS-Brown Mustard. s3.I5g4; Yellow
Mustard. a.50; Flaxseed s3.25aJ3.50: Canary.
~ a. yisc; Alfalfa. BE; Rape 1i5d43isc; TIM
o'hy. DC; Hemp &c per ID; Milet, 33ac Broom
Corn Seed S2og2l per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal; Green Peas.
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FUTURES.
10 to 1850 O'Clock Session.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLoUR-California Family Extras $4.65@
$40, usual terms; Bakers Extras. S4 4o64. IS:
oregon and Washington. S3.50@4 per barrel
FARINACEoUS GOODS-Priees in packages
lbs; Rye Flour. s3.T5; Rye Meal $3.50: Rice
Flour, $S; Corn Meal. S2.75: extra Cream do.
S375; Oat Meal, $4.50@4.75; oat Groats, S4.T5;
Hominy. S3.lJ44; Buckwheat Flour. s.. 5OM
1lo Cracked Wheat. S3.75; Farina. 81. so;
Whole Wheat Flour. $50; Rolled Oats. bbls
$7@S; in sacks, SG.50@7.5o; Rolled Wheat
bbls, $3.50; in sacks, $40; Pearl Barley So;
Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per
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Northern wheat Market
OREGON

PORTLAND, Oct. is.Mwheat-club, e4c;
bluestem, 67c; red, 60c; valley, 67c.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA. Oct. l3.-Wheat-Half to 1c high
er Biuestem, 69c; club. 67c; red. CSC.
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Inports nd New Work.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13-Total imports of mer-
chandise and dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending today were valued
at SIS. 500, ,2I7.
Total imports of specie at the port of New
York for the week ending today were S44 5sT
silver and s.. J66. 293 gold
Total exports Of specie from the port of New
YORK Tor the week ending today were 1884, Ill
silver and $1,000 gold
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EASTERN MARKETS.
- 80 NIoner Nrnrlzet.

NEW YORK. Oct. I3.-Nioney on cali, nomi-
nal; no loans. Time loans, steady; GO days %
per cent: 80 days, per cent; months, 5i4
Prime mercantile paper, 6d6lk per cent
Sterling exchange weak, with actual business
In bankers bills at S4S4-70d $40 Tor demand
and at $3.50. .9O04.sl for GO-day bills.
Posted rates, 81 s. and S4.s6
Commercial bills S4e0ls q 4.SO12.
Bar silver. G9iec.
Mexican dollars. . lac.
Boads-Governments and railroads, steady
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New York Metal ,Iarket.

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-There was no change
OF Importance in the metal markets today and
trading was quiet on absence Of cables
Spot tin quoted at S42. .250 40 so
Lake copper. S21. 25@22. rs; electrolytic and
casting, $50. 50@21. 90.
Lead was firm and quiet at S5.75Q5 90, Ac-
cording TO delivery, ETC.
Spelter quiet and unchanged at $6.15d6. 90
Iron was reported firm at recent prices
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CIearinK-House Statement,

NEW YORK, Oct I3.-The statement of the
Clearing house banks for the week shows thar
the banks hold $13.024. 400 more than the legal
reserve requirements.
The statement follows: Loans 81 .0G5 G5- 500
increase Sl3. .326 eco; deposits. 81 050 7TG coo in
crease $40. 3D0 circulation. $4G l54 400: in
crease $405.60O: legal tenders. ST3 207 200 de-
crease 81 .966 500: specie $202. .si1 800 increas Sc
So 427.200: reserve S2T5. us. 100. increase IS
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Snn Francisco Bank CIearinss.

Local bank clearings last week We're S43.125,-
l5l against S29, 99O. $50 FOR the corresponding
week last year, an increase Of $S.754.269, OF S-S
per cent. This is the smallest increase Tor some
Iime but il is q very respectable exhibit, never
fle.c .css.
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Provisions,

Hams have suddenly turned firm again and
We're advanced 1c yesterday. similar advance
took place in Lard. There were no other changes
!. CURED MEATS-Bacon. 14Hc per lb for
heavy, 141ac for light medium. 1516c for light,
I I5c for extra light and zoe for sugar-cliTed:
Dry Salt Hides. 13c; Bellies. 13%c: East,
ern sugar-cured Hams, 17c; California Hams
loc; Mess Beef 50 per bbl; extra Mess. SO 30 .
famiiy. $40; prime Mess Pork SIG so: extra
clear. Sa3; Mess. $19; Pig Pork, S26; pigs
Feet, 50; Smoked Beef lac per lb
LAhD-Tterces quoted at T1ac FOR California
compound, &c for Eastern compound and Zoe
for Tor pure half-barreis, pure 12kc: 10-lb tins
llsc; s6;,,,cl 5cib tins, tins, l27sc; BIB tins, 13c.
COTTOLENE-On half barrel 9a,c. tbroe
half barrels. csc; one tierce exc. two tierces
9Mc; FIVE tierces gNc .-.-ess'
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for medium and s@s1c FOR heavy (gross
weight).
sHEEP-wethers. 4E@5c per Ib; Ewes. "A
Q41sc (gross weight
LAMBSA% 65c per h.
HOGS-125 to $50 lbs. 615c per ID: under 125
lbs, 81 G615e ESQ lbs ard over. 6@6kc; Boars
so per cent. Stags. 30G40 per cent and Sows 10
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Eastern I.fvestocIs Mnr,.et.

market steady. Beeves. STAR 80; cows and heif
ers. $165 1880: stockers and feeders, 81 2.550l
40; Texans. $3.50 30; Westerns, So S06l5 IS:
H0GS-Receipts. 1000: market Sc higher
Mixed and butclASs', S6.25 721a: good heavy.
$v.354t.75 rousl heavy. $5.856lG.20: light
SG.z5GG.I2ls; pigs, $5.TSG6.30; bulk of sales
$6.20e1G. 80.
SIIEEP-Reeeipts 5000; market strong. sheen.
$500 80; lambs. $5.75MS.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-0n the provision exchange
today the butter market was steady: creanerins
100 25lse; dairies. 1s@22c. Eggs steady at
marx cases included, 15Gl9e: frsts. 2ic: prime
frsts- 2214c; extras, 25c. Cheese. strong I2H
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Northern business.

balances. Sl56,3 ,334
SEATTLE. Oct 13-Clearings So 223 5S7.
balances, S562 .0S9
SPOKANE Oct. 1a.-clearings, $40, POS; bal
ances, S35. $40
TACOMA, Oct. 1s.-clearings s6lao21; bal
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Today's treasury
statement: Available cash balance $500, ,319, ,032;
gold coin and bullion, $1i9, 103, ,319; gold GER
tihcates, $50, Use, ,120.
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hons.

HIDES-Crlis and brands sell about N@1c
medium. 121sc; light 12lac Cow Hides. 12Hc
10 Tor Es heavy ana 1Se for light Stays, Size Salt
a31sc: dry Hides. 23c; dry Kip. 22c: dry Calf
29c; Sheepskins. shearlings. 2O@50c each. short
S Woo, s0g,oc each; medium, 7o@9oc; long
WOOL SlGl.oO Horse Hides, salt S363 25
and 50c for Colts; Horse Hides dry. S2Go. 25 for
large. and S150@l.75 for medium. S1.25 for
small ana 4oc for Colts Deerskius-Dry Mexi-
can 3213 Q35c; dry salted Mexican o5N27Isc.
dry Central American, 3503Tlac. Goatskins-
Prime Angoras. Toe; extra large do 81 o5; large
5oc; medium. 35c: small. 25c
TALLoW-No. rendered. Az 041zc in bbls:
IN & cans; 415c No. 2. 31a 9tc; Grease. 2a2hc
T1Sc; fall Lambs. Skm13c: Northern do. II
@91Jc: Humboldt and Mendocino. 10M14c: Middle
County. I1aql0c: Northern. Halle: Nevada.
l56Q1Sc per lb
HOPS-l2ih @iec per lb for 1905.
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THE coPPRR srocKs

BOSTON. Oct. I3.-The market stiIl con-
nnued TO sag and stocks showed quite little
liquidation. Centennial. Allouez Butte Coaii-
uon and Mohawk were the worst sufferers on
orators think that the bulish enthusiasm on
CoDpers Is dampened for a little while and
that in the immediate future we shall have a
dull and slightly lower market
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46o 600: reserve required $262 6e4. 900. increase
81 S59, 325; surplus $13 GA AGO. increase So 60l-
275; ex United States deposits $40, ,675, In
crease IS, ,53S, 100.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and RaI.,n.

Changes In quotations during the past week
were insignificant but the market ruled firm
throughout, not only here but in the East.
Every description in the list is firm, and the
season continues most excellent for the producer
of Dried Fruits, Raislns and Nuts
FRUIIS-Apricots. 15G17c per lb: Evapo
rated Apples, spot, ~ 97c: do. sun-dried. eItS1
PIC; Peaches s@121sc;. Pears, 90121Ic;
Nectarines, White and Red. 12c; Figs. white
~ 94c; do Black. 3@3Ac; pitted Piums. IA
l0c; Prunes. 2ss 92%c. 4-size basis. ana 3G3%c
basis for large sizes.
RAISINS-19o6 crop-Seeded, A@6gc; Loose
Muscateis, 4Ac, 5Ac and sac for 2, 3 and 4
crown respectively; Seedless, 4Hc: Seedless
Sultanas, 41ac;. Thompson Seedless, 5@5Hc per
unbleaehed and SQ11c for beached: Imperial
clusters, 6-crown $50; Dehesa clusters <
crown, 81; fancy clusters. 4-crown Si50G !. 90;
London Layers, 8 crown, $1.25; London Layers,
2-crown. $1.15.
q NJ MUTS-l9o6 cropeeAlmonds, Nonpareils. 17ls
glSc; l. y. L., 16@ l61ac; Ne Plus Ultra ISiI
gl6c; brakes, 131a@14c; Languedocs. 1sc;
Golden State. 121ac per lb. walnuts-Soft-she I'll,
II 11c Tor No. and size for No. 2; hard-shen
lie for No. l and Sc for No. .; California
Chestnuts. 1211 @15c per lb
HONE1-l5c per ID for bright comb and l2M
l3c for amber; do extracted. 515Q6c
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. Louis Wool 1;arket.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. l3.-WOOL-Steady;
dunn grades. combing and clothing. 23@2I &c;
light, hne 19q21c; heavy, fine, 15@1lc; tub
washed 32@3Sc.
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-firm; % 70 per ounce.
Nfoney-2d3 per cent
The rate or discount in the open market for
short bills is AZ per cent and for three months
bills As G4% per cent.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bulllon.
Wheat and other Grains.


WHEAT-Chicago advanced sc and this mar
ket rose the same amount in sympathy. Foreign
futures were also higher. The Eastern advance
was due to better foreign advices and lighter
receipts. Ihe weather was fine and the demand
moderate.
In this market the cash grain was firm. with
traders talking of higher prices next week.
The hrmness. however, was confined TO the fine
grades, as OF grades were plentiful and dull
CASH WHEAT
California Club, S12215 for No. I and 81 %
for choice: California White Australian $1,000
sS lower eT,,, grades Of California S1.10GI; 20;
per ctl.
10 TO II 80 O'Clock Session
Decenlber-S1 PAS bid, S1.25A asked
BARLEY-rhough arrivals were much larger
Yesterday, the market was strong and no choice
Feed could be obtained under S1.oTJS, and some
sellers were asking more. Futures were un-
changed.
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice Feed. spot. s105d1 .0Tia; com
mon 20 fair. 95c@S1o21a per ctl Brewing and
Shipping. $l.0SA G1.12Ih per ctl: Chevaiier
s1.i0Gu1 10 for poor to common and 81 2oGI .a5
for /choice.
10 to 1850 O'Clock Session.
December-S1 o6ss.
OATS-All grades continue in very fair de-
mand, though seed descriptions are meeting with
most favor. Firm prices are still the rule
Good to choice Red. for feed, S1.35@1. .421a ;
Common to fair. S1.171h6p1 80; Red for seed
Sl.45@l.55; White. $1.3215 G1.45; Blacks, 81 60
G2.10; Gray, $1.37 IL an. 42A per ctl
CohN-Ihe market continues dull and nom
California. $1.5O@155 for small round yellow !;
California White, nomfinal.; Western. to arrive.
-: mixed, $1.30; Yellow. $1.32A; White. S1.s5
per ctl.
RYE-There is nothing doing in the Western
product California is quoted nominal at $1.32 u
N1.3Il2 per ctl.
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Formal Sesxion.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following We're the sales On the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Re-nlar Morning and Informal Sessions
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SALES.
Morning Session.

Board
260 Alaska Packers Association % 90
10 Alaska Packers Association 50 y
100 Hawaiian Coml s. Sugar Co.. 81 S71S
20 Hutchinson s 2 Co. Is y
1T5 Hutchinson s Z Co....... Is 90
II Pacific States Tel & Tel Co lO2 90
$40 Spring Valley Water Co. ....... - so
10 Spring Valley Water Co... 2. .621S
81, 600 Bay Counties 5s, 10. .1O5 90
So, 600 United of 4s....... 81 25
Street
20 Associated Oh ............... 3S 90
10 First National Bank ....315 90
SO, 600 United OF f 4s.. 81 2J
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New York Stock List,

T. F. Hutton & Co, 400 California street,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday.
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session

OAKLAND. Oct. 13.-FollOwing were the sales
and closing quotations today on the oakland
stock and Bond Exchange
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Meat Market.

As previously mentioned the packers and
butchers are rather expecting an advance in
Beef and Mutton In the near future. possibly
during the coming week. There is nothing new
In Hogs, the demand and supply about balancinr
DRESSED MEATS.
2EEF-J@6c for Steers and 41S051sc for
Cows.
vtAIe-61a Gasc for large and sdec for small
for Ewes
I.ANBS-10611c
DRESSED HGGS-S610c
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock. delivered IN San Francisco less 40 per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. 69c per lb for No. and 6
M8hc for No 2: Cows and Heifers, 5c No
Cows 41ac: thin Cows &C.
CALyEs-a1l G41sc per lb for light slS@4c
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Los Angeles Markets
Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct 13.--Todav closed
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. Oct. 1s-1o:so a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-06
Southwest Operators to Sign.

Kansas City, April 4.-Ncgotiations
are in progress in the various mining
districts of the southwest that are
expected to result in the resumption
of work by large number of men
within few days. The officers of the
mine workers of the district, including
western Arkansas and Indian Terri.
tory, have received overtures from
operators with view TO signing the
scale. In the Kansas field a number
Of operators are ready to sign the
scale as soon as il is ready A dis
trict convention, TO be held in Pits
burg. Kan. next Monday, will arrange
the details OF the contract. BY the
middle OF next week II Is expected
the contract will be signed by many
operators IN the Kansas field, All
the mines in the southwest remain
Nloseh
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-06
TEACHERS HERE.
Those Who Had Registered up to Last
Night.

Those Who Had Registered up to Last
Night.
Among the teachers in attendance
are the following by countless
Cunning.
w. r. Stockwell, Sara Needermeyer,
Wisner; Archie l.. Burnham, West
Point; Bertha Munderloh, Beemer,
Stanton.
J. II. Welch, Mrs. j. ID. Elmore, Anna
DeGrOot, Stanton.
Thurston.
Isabelle Goer, Pender
Wayne.
E. p Wilson, Mrs. j. f. Abbot, Mrs.
Nellie Jones, Wayne; Mary Fenske,
Hoskins.
Madison.
E. ]. Bodwell, Otelia Pilger, Norfolk !;
Oscar Colegrave. Meadow Grove; Stel.
la Stirk, Battle Creek Ida Squier,
Oscar Colegrave, Madison; Audrey
Cloyd, Meadow Grove: A. G. Kennedy,
Maud Tannehill, Elmore Letto, Nor
folk; Anna Neidig, Madison; Elsie
Simmons, Battle Creek; Hazel Bryant,
Madison; Louise Mathewson, Bessie
Mcfarland, Nora Potras, Dolie Ran.
som, Norfolk; Lila Taylor, Madison I;
Pearl Reese, Frances Viele, l.. NJ.
Beeler, Mrs. A. II. Viele, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Beeler, Edith Viele, Ella Toomey, Nan
Carberry, p. f. Carberry, Norfolk
Frank f. Purdue, Madison; Myrtle
Bennett, Tilden; Mamie Kielty, Til
den; Dora Van Blarcon, Mamie
Reeves, Madison.
Pierce.
o. r. Bowen, Mrs. o. r. Bowen, J.
F. Rohn, Frank Pilger. Evaline Kayl,
Pierce; NJ l. Ellis, Osmond; A. G.
Cole, Jessie Holly, Jennie Hall, Ella
McHenry, Plainview.
Boyd.
r. S. bingham, Butte; ]. f. Demel
Spencer; A. F. Dugger, Anoka; Viola
Cox, Lynch; Maud Witherby, Bristow;
Anna Morrow, Marguerite Dixon, Spen
cer Mona O'Brien, Anoka; C. A. Man
Vile, Butte.
Knox.
r. A. Murphy, Winifred Kintz, Agnes
Clifton, Verda f. Beach, Vera M
Beach, Creighton; F. C. Marshall, Cen
ter Cecil Risinger, Alice Risinger
Venus; Lester Brown, Bloomfield;
Marie Anderson, Wausa.
Lancaster.
A. l.. Mclaughlin Lincoln.
Cedar.
Bertha Cook, Grace Cook, st. James
Eliza Shearer, Nettie Shearer, Laurel;
w. f. Miller Harrington; j. F. Power
Magnet; Lena Flmpel, st, James; Ear
Ward. Myrtle NJ. Scoville, Harrington;
John l.. Slime, Randolph.