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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-08-28
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Read the Daily Pioneer.
w. T. Blakely was here today
from Farley.
The Great McEwen will positively show at
the opera house tonight.
Strictly fresh eggs at Roe &
Markusen's.
J. G. Parker went to Northome
last evening on business.
L. Amadon of Aida was q
visitor in the city last evening.
Creamery butter a specially at
the store of Roe & Markusen.
Phone POI.
Rev. Hall,Quest returned to
his home at Blackjack last
evening. ILL.,. f.
The Pioneer carries the lead
ing grades of typewriter paper,
which sells from soc to 50 per.
box. ~.-.
S. w. Stone came down this
morning for his home at North
ONE and left this afternoon for
points in North Dakota. "
w. P. WEIGH left this morning
on the M. & L. for Hackensack,
where he intended spending the
day angling for black bass.
William Pelky, cruiser for the
Pillsbury lumber company,
came in this morning from a trip
on the north line of the NJ, & I. :.
Stewart Wright and wife and
Mrs. Yves Wright left last night
for St.. Thomas, N. D., where
they will s'rusticate" for a
month. 1911
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum bars and
Mrs. Julia Spears and child of
White Earth reservation were
guests at the Brinkman last
night.
Typewriter ribbons of all
standard makes, either record,
copying or indelible, can be pro
cured in the color you wish at
the Pioneer Office.
Frank Beaton returned last
evening to his home at Big Falls,
after having spent yesterday in
the city. Frank has lot of
friends here, and all are pleased
at his prosperity at the ''Falls."
A. A. Lawson, the lightweight
pugi!ist, was in the city yester-
day, having come in from a trip
to the twin cities. He left last
evening for Blackjack, where he
will remain for some time to
come.
Beauty rules of the beauties.
Breakfast early, a little walk, a
little talk, luncheon, an hours
rest; and at night HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
tablets, IS cents. Barke1''s Drug
Store. s
H. I. Wilson, the M. & L.
engineer who has been laid mp
for several weeks with rheuma-
tism, left this morning for Brain
erd to report for duty, his
affliction having taken a turn for
the better.
J. A. Monger, the editorial
writer of the Duluth Evening
Herald, went to Blackjack last
evening to look over that pro-
gressive town, and 1t is more
than likely that Blackjack will
be given a write up in the Herald
in the near future.
: =.
L. Goldberg moved last night
from his lid location on Beltra mi
avenue alto the brick block
owned p,y ". W. Brown, on
Third strect. The new store
was titts. up especi lily for Mr..
COLDER: and makes very neat
quar ers or his busin ess.
II. Pltkin spent yesterday
in ibn city and retarnad in the
ev' l:ng to his home at Nor thome,
He reports that his son, G. A.
PitEin, formerly alaw pal tner q
ID. b. Nc Donald, is doing very
nicely in his new ilecStion al
Grand Forks, N. %.
W. NJ. Gipson, the general rep
resentative for the Naterous
Engine Works company of st.
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in the Pioneer want column.
A. Nj. Mathison of Pequo
spent last night in the village
being a guest at the Markham
Mrs. G. N. Shannon returned
home Saturday night from visi
to her old home at Mankato, anG
also with friends at st. Cloud
Miss Minnie E. Walker, assist
ant cashier of the First Nationa
bank of Crookston, is spending
her vacation with Mrs. P. }
Russell.
All members of the K. P. lodge
are requested to meet at the
Masonic hall this evening. De
gree work will occupy the atten
ton of the lodge.
Miss Florence Haluptzok and
sister Frances came down from
Northome this morning and will
go to Fowlds for a visit of several
days with relatives.
The fire department is planning
a grand ball to be given on labor
day. which is Monday evening
Sept. 3. Good music and good
management. Tickets, percouple,
75c.
William Burse, cruiser for the
Beltrami Timber company, came
down this morning on the M. &
l. from trip over the eastern
end of the Red Lake Indian
reservation.
A. Danaher came down this
morning from Tenstrike and is
presiding over the meeting of
the board of county comnnis-
sioners, adjourned, from last
Tuesday, which is being held to-
day.
Mrs. Fred Wilm and little son
George returned last evening to
Northome and went from that
place to their homestead, six
miles north of Northome: Mrs.
Wilm has been the guest of her
son, J. B. Wilm of the Pioneer
job department., for the past two
months.
Mrs. George M. Severns and
four children left this morning
for Park Rapids. They will visit
there for several days, when
Mrs. Severns will :, take her
daughter Vera to Minneapolis,
where an operation will be per-
formed at a hospital for an all
ment with which she is afflicted.
Officers and people desiring
the very best lead pencils should
bear in mind that the Pioneer
carries in stock full line of the
best pencils among which are
Fabers Hi, HHH, HHHH,
HHHHH and HaHHHH; the
Kohinoor, Mepl1isto, stenograph.
ers, and several grades of the
best SC pencils.
Charles Bonga departed this
for his home at Pons-
ford, OH the White Earth reserva-
ton. He played first base for the
local ball team at Hibbing and
did fine work. Bonga is a very
quiet and gentlemanly player,
and he is in the game at all times.
AS first baseman, he has no
superior in this northern
country. s-@-.
j. O'Kelliher returned last
evening to Kelliher, well pleased
with the outlook for a large crowd
going from Bemidji to Blackjack
on "Bemidji Day." Thursday.
L. G. Townsend returned on the
same train from Walker, where
be had spent the day among the
citizens Of that pl: ce. He states
that a large crowd of Walkerites
will go to Blackjack on Friday,
which has been set aside as
walker Day.
J. W. Kepple of Iona, Iowa, is
in the city, and is the guest nf
his brother-in-law, M. F. Cuo,-
ningham. The two gentlemen
have put in the last few days on
Lake Bemidji and her tributaries
in an endeavor to catch all the
fish Of different varieties that in.
habit these waters. They have
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pAlhf PRODUCE.
butter. 2-lb SO. .-@55
l = Id square. .40445
california Cheese-G20
Eastern Cheese. 2nM pr
SWISS Cheese 25@35
POULTRY and GAN
hens. large. ea. 75c6S1
10 small .50G60
iounE BOOSTERS,
rhcn -..,...... .506l 10
1id Roosters, ca. .4595o
rryers. each. =. +HQ50
iBroilers. each. +. .30M35
turkeys. per lb.-m22
MEATS PER POIrN
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Mal-street Stocks generally lower. Cotton declined
Tonopahs firm and active-other local Stocks quiet.
Not much variation in Silver Exchange.
Wheat quiet and unchanged Barley futures higher.
Oats, Corn, Rye and Beans unchanged
Large lines of Feedstufs arriving from the north
Hay still strong under very light rail deliveries.
Grain Bags steadily held, with fair business reported.
Potatoes steader under shipment Onions
Poultry market we'll stocked but somewhat seader
Creamery Butter and Ranch Eggs firm
Young America Cheese lower.
Orchard Fruits steady under supplies and fair demand
Fresh and Cured Meats generally firm and unchanged.
Southern Pacific makes new rail rate on Hops.
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Los Angeles Markets.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 3.-The extreme scar
city of strictly fresh eggs and the sharp demand
for them was the feature of the produce market
today some dealers offering high as 30c for
really good stocks. although the marked prices
remained at CSC. 1t is expected that there Will
be another advance in prices by Monday.
There was change In the butter market,
the demand for the best being stronger than
before but prices remained unchanged.
Green was 50 plentiful that the article
jobbed at from 25 to IS cents per sack.
Tomatoes are In such Overabundance that
there is no demand for them and those who have
large stocks will be Obliged TO dispose OF them
to the canneries. which open for tomatoes next
week.
Potatoes are beginning to arrive In large lots
and there is n tendency toward lower prices.
Demand for the better varieties is excellent.
Onions continue scarce, the demand for choice
Receipts: Eggs, 30S cases. butter 80, ,946
pounds; cheese. 5107 pounds; potatoes. AIS
sacks; sweet potatoes, 30 sacks; beans, Is sacks.
Jobbing prices Butter-Board of Trade cream
cry, 2-pound roll, 5715c; fancy valley. 55@57hc;
fancy coast SOC; coast, choice, 4544I19c; cook
Cheese-Northern, fresh 14615c: Anchor.
large. 1870; do. Young America, 1T1ac; do.
hand 1S1ac Eastern singles, Is II alec
Cheddars, 16c; Longhorns, 16@161c; Daisy, leg
1612c.
Eggs-southern California ranch, candled, 2sc;
Northern candled, 1Sc Eastern fresh. 25c.
Potatoes (cwt)-Early Rose Northern. 81 30 q
LAO; Burbanks 81 .50M 90; choice, 81 80 q 40.
Beans (cwt)-Pink, No. 1, s.. 40; No. 2, 81 90;
Lima, No. 1, So Lady Washington, No. l. So. .1o
@3.25; do, small white, No. 1, S3.604375;
Black Eye, $3.50.
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Continued ON Page II.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The cotton market
opened steady and about unchanged. Trading In
the early dealings quiet, with everybody
seemingly awaiting the Government report that
was due at l O'Clock, and when it came. showing
a condition of S2.9, the market broke sharply.
The condition much higher than expected.
The crop report OF the Bureau af Statistics OF
the Department OF Agriculture from the reports
OF the correspondents finds the average condition
OF cotton on July 20 to have been 82.e, against
1913 on June %. 1905; 74.9 on July %. 1905.
The Government report makes the average for
the last ten years S2.4
Traders say that the report of $40 is fully as
bearish as expected, and means crop OF over
II 600 600 bales.
The action OF the market the bureau figures
settled the question to whether showing of
So would be bullsh. The bull leader stated that
the market would advance such showing.
Unless the bull leader changes his position there
probably will be an attempt TO get prices up
from this level, but such efforts liable TO
meet with failure and loss. Price has sold out
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. a:-sentiment in the wheat
pit bearish all day, there being very little
news of character to encourage the bulls
The volume Of trading, however, was small
owing to a scarcity of offerings The PRINCIPAL
sellers were cash houses, who sold against pur.
chases in the country. The market was de-
pressed at the start by a moderate decline at
Liverpool. Liberal receipts IN the Northwest
also exerted bearish effect early in the day
Later st. Louis trade papers report on the
winter wheat crop Of the United States caused
additional weakness This report claimed that
returns indicated that the yield would be the
largest ever harvested in this country 1t also
stated that the farmers in Missouri are feeding
September opened M@Nc lower at 7sM@7Sac.
sold between 73b and 73Nc, and closed on &c
at 73&c.
Continued absence Of rain In Illinois was
chiefly responsible for firm tone in the corn
market The close firm. September opened
unchanged 10 Hc. higher at 49l1 14etc, sold
49%c
Despite liberal receipts. both local and at all
primary points, the oats market was firm ali
day. September. opened Ac to Nc higher at
Bic to slhc sold between 3a% and SlAc and
closed Ac up at 3lkc.
Provisions were strong on lively demand by
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potatoes, onions and veeetab1e.

The Potato market developed a steadier tone
yesterday, there being good inquiry for ship
ping and supplies of low grade stock being less
excessive Some fairly large lots OF river
Whites were taken for export to Honolulu,
Australia and Tahiti at good prices. Onions
were in moderate supply and firm at the pre-
yiously quoted rate.
Changes in vegetables were light. Lima
Beans did a little better and freshly arrived
lots of choice Tomatoes found prompt sale at
good prices while old and trashy offerings
dragged badly at very weak rates.
POTAT0ES-Per ctl: River Whites, 75c6
s115 Early Rose. 5O@e5c; Salinas Burbanks
S1@115.
ONIONS-Yellow. per ctl. s5@90c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corn, crates, S161 25
for Alameda and 75@s5c for Berkeley; sacks
75c@$1; Green Peas, 2@21ac per ID; String
Beans, 2@3c per ID; Wax Beans. 2@3c per lb
Lima Beans, 7@sc per lb; Tomatoes, 40aT5c
per box for choice and 20@35c for poor; Gu
cumbers, 30040c per box; Summer Squash, 359
5oc per box; Garlic, 2@3lac pei. Id; Cabbage
60c per sack; Turnips, e0c per SACK Green
Okra, 50@65c per box; Egg Plant, 5O@T5c per
box: Green Peppers $1@1.25 per box for Bell
and 5o@75c for Chile.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The feature of the market was a decline in
Young America Cheese, both fancy and firsts
being marked down l cent per pound on the
Exchange. This article has been In extremely
light supply for some time and the previous
high prices caused heavy increase in the pro-
duction, hence the decline. Otherwise the mar
ket firm, particularly for Creamery Butter
and fine ranch Eggs. Eastern Eggs were selling
on the street at 1914 620c, as to grade, and
light Withdrawals Of California Eggs and But
ter from cold storage were reported.
On the Exchange IS fancy Young America
Cheese sold at 12hc.
Receipts were 10000 lbs Butter, $1,000 lbs
Cheese and 419 Eggs.
The official quota tions, as established by sales,
bids and offers the floor of the Dairy Ex
change, follows:
BUTTER-Fresh Creamery extras. 23c per
ID, steady; do frsts zoe, steady; seconds.
Ice, steady: packing stock hrm at 171kc for No.
/ and lie for No. 2.
CHEESE-Fancy California new fats, 12c
per lb. frm; do frsts, 11c firm: Young Amer
icas, fancy 1215c steady; do hrsts, 12c, steady
Eastern storage. 1910. steady; Western. new.
15c. steady.
EGGs-California fresh selected. 271sc per
dozen, hrm; nrsts, 231sc, firm; seconds, I1sc,
hrm
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Coos Bay. do
New wellington :. 100
wellington Nut. -. 500
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry handlers reported a better demand
for most kinds Of Chickens, but there was no
Improvement in prices of general offerings sup
plies of which still far in excess OF the
demand Fat, heavy Hens and full grown
young Roosters continue hrm under brisk
demand and limited supplies, and occasional
sales ,,y were reported at substantial premiums
large ard S4.50@5.50 for small; old BOOSTERS
So. 5094 30: young Roosters, s6@7.50 for large
and S5@5.50 for small: Fryers, SS.506l4. so;
Broilers, S2G350; Pigeons, $16125; SQUADS
81 250I1 80; Ducks, So. 5004
Mammal
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Provisions.

Firmness still prevails. with all quotations
unchanged
CURED MEATs-Bacon, 1411c per ID FOR
heavy. 14&c for light medium. 1515c for light,
Dry Salt Sides. &c., Bellies. 1314c: East
ern Sugsr-cured Hams, 17G17Ac; California
50 So Family. $40: prime Mess Pork. SIC. 80;
extra clear, s23; Mess. S1e; Pig Pork. s26;
LARD-Tierces quoted at TIC for California
compound. sc FOR Eastern compound and t1%c
for pure; lf-barrels. pure, 12c; lob tins,
l2hc: 5-1b tins. 1850; Bib tins. 12%c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 0Zc: three
half barrels csc; one tierce, 9nc; two derces,
csc; i've tierces, 9Ac.
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Receipts of Produce.
OREGON.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The Tonophays Firm and Actiye-The
Others Quiet.

Local securities both bonds and stocks con-
tinue very dull on the Stock and Bond Ex-
change. There were wide huctua tions yes
terday, the most marked being q better price
of S62 for Alaska Packers. Lower quotations
ruled for Contra Costa Water and Giant Powder
Edison Light and Power per cent bonds were
of SOC yesterday
In mining stocks the Comstocks were steady
and non materially changed. The Tonopahs were
strong and active, with Jim Butler. Tramp La
guna, Jumbo and Red Top selling at marked ad-
vances. and a number Of others showing some
iuprovement In prices
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AN-SZV UVWB = PCT IUu.
MIDDLINGS-S26@S0 per ton.
Beans and Seeds.

Quotations for all descriptions remain un-
changed, with the market for most kinds quiet,
Pinks and Whites being exceptions
BEANS-Per ctl: Bayos. $50; Pea nom
81. 4o@2 60; Pink. s1.90@215; Red. s3Gs. Is:
Lima, 81; Red Kidneys, 81; Blackeye $3.50;
Butter. nominal
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, $3.7504; Yellow
Mustard, So. .25@3 so; Flaxseed So 80; Canary.
6@6hc; Alfalfa, 1215c; Rape u @4c; Timothy
&C. Hemp, 5@5Ac per lb; Millet S1ac; Broom
Corn Seed, $20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles, nominal; Green Peas,
50. .50@2.75 per ctl.
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Eastern livestock Market.

CHICAGO Aug. 3.-CATTLE-Receipts
heifers 81 25G5. 80; stockers and feeders. 81. 80
@4.20; Texans, s2.9o@4s5i Westerns, $4,000
5.25; calves s02595.1o ..a. e. 3, ,,u,u.
Estimated tomorrow, 1900. Mixed and butch
good hessy s SsiS9So so rough ss 81
0l6 40: bulk of sales Sc 2oG6.45
sHEEp-Receipts 5000: steady Sheep, s3.15
@5.2 rs; lambs. 81. S5G7. IS.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-GEain raj !, Bags 1, are steady and in fair
co4LLWellinston. 81 % 90 per per ton; New
Wellington. 81 so; Seattle, Sc; Bryant. Sc;
Beaver HILL s5 80; Roslyn, 81; Coos Bay, IS .5O
Richmond 81 .50 Cumberland, S14 in bulk and
ala per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky
Mountain descriptions. s13 so per short ton
OILS-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
4e for raW Castor Eaon for s boiled and
Bakers AA, cases, 81 .2401 .26; Lucol soc for
boiled and 4sc for raw; China Nut, cases. S5@
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bIeached
winter Sperm oil, csc; natural winter Sperm
OIL, Csc; extra hleached winter Whale OIL
6oc; natural Whale OIL. 65c; extra winter
Pure Neatsfoot Oh. 75c: No. 1 Neatsfoot Oh.
67hc; Herring OIL 40c: Salmon OIL, 35c; boiled
Fish OIL, 35c; Paint OIL. s5c.
Coal Oh. IN bulk ioc Pearl on f1 csses @ssse
lie; Astral, lie; Star, lie; Extra Star 2Oc
Elaine, 26c; Eocene, Ice; Stove Gasoline, In
bulk, 1715c; in cases. 24c; Motor Gasoline, in
bulk, 171sc; in cases, 24c; No. 1 Engine Dis
tillate, iron barrels drums, Sc; No. do SIC;
cases, 6ac more; Benzine. In bulk 121ac: in
cases. 19c; s6-degree Gasoline, in bulk, soc; In
TURPENTINE-s3 per gallon In cases and
nc in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead s0sNc
per Id; White Lead sGstse. according to Quail-
tity.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4.sOc; Powdered. 4 .65c; Candy
Gfanuated. 4-65c: Fine. lruit and Coarse Granu-
4.95c; Confectioners' A, 4.55c; Magnolia A.
415c; Extra c.. 4O5c; Golden Q. 8. csc: d. 8 .s5c:
H. & E; Crystal DOminos, 7.55c; Tablets. half.
50-lb bags 10c. half-bbls 25c and boxes SOC
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order taken
for less than rs barrels or its equivalent.
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Deciduou. and Citru. Fruits.

Aside from Apples, which were inclined to
weakness, small packages of orchard fruits
ruled steady under moderate supplies and an
average demand, while Peaches, Pears and
Plums in bulk were abundant and weak at ir-
regular prices. There was quite surplus Of
bulk fruit hand at the close although the
Gamers were purchasing quite freely, paying
$20G25 per ton for Plums, $25435 for free
stone Peaches and s15@S5 for Bartlett Pears.
according to size and quality. Grapes and Nut
meg Melons were very weak features. stocks
of both being burdensone. Early arrivals of
Berries found ready sale at stiff prices, while
beiated supplies of Backberries from the Sebas-
topol region had to be turned over to peddlers
and the Gamers at weak rates.
BERRIES--Stra wberries. $S010 per chest for
Longworths aud $500 for the large varieties;
Blaekberries, S25963.50 per chest; Raspberries,
$6@10 per chest Huckleberries. s9010c per
pound.
APPLES-Fancy, s1@1.25 per box for 4-tier
and 7569oc for AZ tier packages common to
choice, 50@75c; Crabapples, 50@T5c for small
and SIPS for large boxes.
Bartletts s5eQs1.1o per box for No
and 60@75c for No. 2; per ton. S15@35
PEACHES-85c@$1.2 25 for large and 50d75c
for small oDen boxes; small packages, 40@65c.
PLUMS--Crates 606S5c; large boxes, e5c0
81. %; small packages, 3565oc.
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New York Money Market.

: NEW YORK. aug. s.-Aioney on call steady
2InsI6 per cent: ruling rate. 2s4 per cent
clasfnQ bid per cent; offered, 2la per cent.
Tine loans. firm; sixty days. sl394 per cent
hipetF days, 4lk@4a per cent SIX months S1a
Prime mercantile paper. 51k asa per cent
STERLING exchange hrrn. then easier, al $500
for demand and At 81 S235 for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates 81 s21a d4.S3 and $4-SSl2 4-s6.
- -comraercisl bills. s.. 81 s Q4.S2-
RV silver. 64&c.
Me& &fean dollars. 50lac.
Bo6ds-GoYernments steady; railroads irreg-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
IIUERPOOI.
Lnndnn WnnI Market.

LONDON, Aug. AT the Cape of Good Hope
and Natal sheepskin sales today 102, ,664 skins
were offered. of which 81 ,652 were sold. The
supply was moderate. but improved in quality.
The demand was poor and mainly confined to the
home trade Long and short wool realized u q
SD and coarse Md@Ad decline from the last
SALE Lambs ruled unchanged.
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The London Stock Market.

E. & F. ROsenbaum OF New York are sending
on into financial circles a little pamphlet de-
scriptive Of the London stock market its fea-
tnres and OEsgeS. IL compares the methods OF
trading on the London and New York Stock
exchanges and explains certain interesting fea-
Slues peculiar 70 the former To speculators in
stocks IL Is not only highly interesting but
very useful little work
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-Chicago was weak and tower on
general selling, which induced by weakness
In the Northwestern markets. large receipts
estimated for today, smaller export sales and
whole winter Wheat Country.
This market showed no change one way or
the other either in cash grain or futures, being
quiet all around.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. s1.3214 al 80; California
White Australian, $l.40@1. 49,; lower grades
Of California, $1.Io@1. 20; Northern Club
s.i82H .35; Northern Bluestem, 81 .42h al. AZ; ;
Northern Red si,s2H RfH19}lRssp 81 % per eti'
10 to II 80 O'Clock Session.
December-$i. .291 bid.
BARLEY-The situation has not changed for
several days. Spot grain continues almost out
of the market as receipts are very light and
prices accordingly rule frm with December 1c
higher.
CASH BARLEY.
Good to choice new Feed. IQ1.O5; common
to fair. e2h @97hc per ctl; Brewing and Ship
ping, $l.o59l.1o per stl.
10 to IL 80 o'clock Session.
December . ogss 9ss nsss ss% Ss% osSss sss.
oATS-Some demand developed on Change
yesterday, which led several houses to quote
steadier market. Others found no improve
ment In the inquiry.
Good to choice Red, s130@1 40; common to
fair, 81 1901. .25: Blacks nominal.
CORN-With light stocks and a light de-
mand the market shows no variation from pre-
vious conditions
California, 81. SO asked for small round yellow
Western mixed, 81. .4091 AN; Yellow, 81 .42H@ a
J. 45; White 81 .42h @1. 45 per ctl.
RYE+S1. 30@1. 92h per ctl.