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SOME MAXIMUM ADVANCES
Scored by Many Stocks During the
Days Session.
LARGE DEALS IN q. s. STEEL
Improved Currency Conditions Not
able Factor In lettering Market
Tone-Railway List Extremely
Active

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. October 5.-The stock mar
ket drifted upward today In the same desul-
tory and uncertain fashion in which 1t fol-
lowed the contrary course on Wednesday
and Thursday At the opening OF business
trading was In very light volume. and an
irregular tone prevailed at that time. but
with the course Of the first few minutes or
trading increasing animation developed and
the maximum advances scored by many
stocks during the course Of tho business
session reached really extensive proper
tons.
The dealings in United States Steel COM
mon, especially during the early part OF
the day, were in tremendous volume, ana
all Of the United States Steel issues showed
pronounced strength. AS Great Northern
preferred also advanced smartly, 1t would
hardly seem to be necessary to recite the
suggestions which attended the movements
in the stocks mentioned. Their course was,
however. beyond question a live influence
In the dealings In the market at large.
Another factor in the betterment In the
markets tone was found in the pubiica-
ton OF the preliminary estimates OF the
principal movements IN currency e aulih M
cash by the banks Of nearly $9.OO0.OOO' IN
spite of an outflow of currency to the IN
terror, which was somewhat In excess OF
So 600 1t seems hardly possible that
there should be any such expansion In the
loan account tomorrow as to prevent an
other very large increase in surplus re-
serves.
A favorable construction was placed also
upon current developments In the Pollt1cai
situation, a circumstance which might pc
mentioned as accounting further Tor the
strength of the stock market.
London Market Firm.
Aside from political affairs there was 1T
tie to engage attention In the mornings
news The London stock market was gen.
orally firm, with the exception Of a rather
striking reaction in Russian securities.
caused by Paris selling. and operations here
for foreign account showed small pre-
ponderance Of purchs oes The volume of
business was maintained upon about the
same level as Of yesterday. but there was
again a rather poor distribution OF activity.
The United States Steel shares, Union
and Southern Pacific, Reading and Anal
gamated Copper furnished. indeed. very
large proportion of the total transactions.
Amalgamated Copper showed exceptional
animation. the heavy dealings in that in
stance being plainly attributable to the ex-
pectatlonS that the dividend on the stock
October 49,
Americans developed irregularlty. with
pronounced weakness In Canadian Pacific.
but the active issues hardened fractionally
In the forenoon on local support. Later the
New York advices encouraged the market
and prices moved up firmly. especially
United States Steel. and closed firm at a
traction below the best quotations Of the
day
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THE FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. October 5.-Gold bars, It's. lid.
Bullion amounting to 1000 was with
drawn from the Bank Of England today
for shipment to Egypt.
PARIS, October Sin the weekly state
ment of the Bank Of France issued yes
terday, announcement was made of a de-
crease of 266, 10000 francs in bills dis
counted. Today this item was corrected
to read: Bills discounted increased 49,
10000 francs.
BERLIN. October 5.-Exchange on Lon
don, 20 marks 45h pfennigs for checks.
Discount rates-ShOrt bills. per cent:
three months bills, AZ per cent
Three per cent rentes, 95 francs IS CEN
times for the account. Exchange On Lon
don. % francs 1914 confines for checks
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE. Md, October b.-WHEAT--Easy:
spot contract. 14laa Iias: spot No. 2. red western
!IssaIs; October, I41sa.4A; November. T5T asked;
December, tGasaIGft; steamer No. 2, red 69at,pN !.
receipts. e.S2s bushels; exports. 40 COO bushels:
southern bS sample, 56a70; southern on grade
I0Aa7j%4.
CORN-Easy; SPOT 5sAa54a; October. 53%a53S ::
year, A asaiI 4: January. 41lsa41k: steamer mixed
ia3; rect ipts IS, 49, bushels: exports. I2S, 57i
yellow co-i,. 53a55is
OAJS-tlniei, No. white. 3sa39la: No. white.
3Sa;Sh; M. mixed. 3IAa37%: receipts IS SIG
bushels.
RYE-F!rm: No. . western export G4a65; No .
western. domestic. I0aIl; receipts s, O22 bushels
HAI---St. Gdy unchanged.
GRAIN FEElGIlTS-ycry Gull, unchanged
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eesds Of life Insurance policies held BY the
testator be divided between the son and
daughter. and that the former hold in trust
for the latter lot 10. square I60. with the
improvements thereon. in this city. for the
remainder of her life. In the event of her
death without issue surviving. the property
Is to 60 to the son. The residue of the es
tate is left to him In fee simple, and he Is
named as executor.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Activity on the stock exchange was far
from marked today. There was slight
trading in Green Copper and Capital Trac-
ton. and an offer was made of some small
magnitude for block Of Washington Rail-
way preferred The session, on the whole.
however, was featureiess Several small lots
Of Capital Traction were sold at 14o. slight
advance over the price which has obtained
in the last few days. Green Copper was In
demand, and a 1O0-share lot sold at 2t%a !;
three separate 1G0-share lots afterward
bringing 21X. Colorado Railroad per cents
were purchased to the extent of 5000, halI
of which brought 1895. and the other half
at 10 even. Five hundred dollars worth OF
Columbia Railway 5s sold at 104.
The problem of currency relief is solved
In the report of the special committee OF
the New York Chamber Of Commerce by
two alternative plans, namely. first. the
creation Of central branch of issue under
private ownership. but government control,
and second, an issue of bank notes by ma
tional banks in addition to their present
bond secured circulation. The feature Of the
latter plan is that such notes are to be SUBJ
3ected to graduated tax, so that they VIII
not be issued except in response to clear
financial need, and will be quickly retired
when the need passes
In the opinion OF the members OF the
committee presenting the report, the CEN
trail bank idea is an ideal solution OF the
currency problem. but 1t was improbable
that the American people would ever ac-
Ccpt H.
The provision for an emergency institu-
ton, as 1t is described by the Wall Street
Journal. is one that. in the opinion of that
authority. might well be adopted In princt-
pie in this country. At the same time 1t
holds to the view that the currency prob
lem could be largely solved If the banking
problem was solved In other words, 1t Is
maintained that the banks themselves have
1t in their power to produce such conditions
as would obviate the extraordinary and de-
moralizing fluctuations in interest rates.
This could be done by abolishing the evil
of interest paid upon commercial deposits
and the reserves of interior institutions. by
doing away with wasteful competition. by
taking the call money market out OF the
field of stock exchange manipulation, and
by providing for more elastic reserves. The
banks would be In position to supply the
varying credit needs of the country without
the recurring periods Of dangerous stringen-
cies which are now experienced. But it Is
concluded that 1t Is too much to expect SUCH
banking reform. and, that being the case,
the emergency proposition in some form Is
what is needed
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Grain and Provisions. Summary.
Liverpool Prices.

!, liverpool Prices.
LIVERPOOL, October 5.-Closing: Wheat
Spot steady; No. 2 red western winter,
5s lid; futures quiet; December, 6s 5Nd ::
March, 6s. SID.
Corn-spot quiet: American mixed, 4s
1OAd.: futures quiet; October, As 69sd.: De-
cember. As sd; January 4s 1Md
Hops at London Pacific coast, 1906 CROP
firm, ga 10s.a95 5s
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District Wins Mosher Match.

The Mosher match. which was begun yes
terday morning was not finished until late
in the afternoon. The District Of Columbia
team carried off first honors. with a total
of 748 points The Maryland National
Guard team was second. with 500, and the
18th United States Cavalry team was third,
with $40. The results at the 900 yards
stage and the totals were:
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Cotton Consumed and on Hand.

The census bureau today issued bulletin
showing the quantity Of cotton taken for
consumption by manufacturers and the
amount consumed during the year ended
August 81 last to have been 4,ST1. 1853 bales,
leaving the amount held by manufacturers
CTS 9S7 bales.
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Closing Quotations.

At the close OF the stock market the fol-
lowing stocks had changed in price since
above quotations. there being no change In
balance OF the closing prices:-
American Car and Foundry. 40M.
American Smelling. 154H.
American Sugar, 136.
American Tobacco, preferred. 90x.
Anaconda, 2Sl.
AtchlsoE. Top. ana S. Fe. 1919.
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Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
Furnished by Dick Bros. & Co. l4I2 d ct. NV.
sphoneS Main Rl4O-6Aal ~ - W.
London Stock Market.

LONDON, October 5.-American securities
opened irregular today. Trading was quiet
and prices were about unchanged, with the
exception of Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Paul. which advanced Y over yesterdays
New eek closing.
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washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call. IL O'Clock noon-Celumbia
r. II. IS. $500 at 104.
Columbia r. r. Is. s.. 900 at no.
Capital Traction. 20 at 145. at AS, 10 at
las. at 145. 20 at 145, 10 at las 10 at 144K
Greene Copper. 100 at 27N. 100 at 27H 100 at
27K 100 at 271s.
After call-Columbia r. r. 6s. $1,000 at 109x
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wreck on the west Shore.

NEW YORK, October ga wreck is re-
ported on the West Shore railroad near
Haverstraw, N. Y. No particulars have
been received so far.
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New York Stock Market

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. bankers
and brokers' 1459 II street. members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock ex.
change and Chicago board of trade.
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PocAHoNTAs MINE DISASTER.
Nineteen Bodies Recovered From the
Mine-Rescue Work Proceeds.

ROANOKE. Va, October "a telegram
received here states that up to II O'Clock
am. nineteen bodies have been recovered
from the West Fork mine at Pocahontas,
and it is thought that there are still forty
in the mine. There is no evidence thus far
of fire and the work of rescue Is not re-
tarded 1t will probably be two days be-
fore all of the bodies have been found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-05
WILL OF MAJoR.LAwsoN.
Other Testaments Filed Here Today
for Probate,

Mai. Gaines Lawson. U. s. A.. retired. by
his WILL dated October %. 1905, in Pasa-
dena, Cal. and filed today for probate, left
all OF his estate to his daughter. Catharine
Lawson Neumann. and his SON. Lawrence
NJ. Lawson. It Is stipulated that the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-05

FREMONT. o =. October 5.-Represen-
tatiye Mouser is in critical condition.
The physicians say his heart Is affected
and he Is threatened with appendicitis He
win be taken to Toledo a. soon as he 10
strong enough to undergo an operation
there
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Today's Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption. $712.1S4: government receipts
from internal revenue, $S49. 143; customs.
$904 .G33: miscellaneous, $l2,0S5; expendi-
lures, $1.95O,OOO
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CURB QUOTATIONS..

Furnished by E. R. Chapman & Co. &C., B. Chin
man. manager). members New York stock exchange
1901 ST NV
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7. October s, 4 pm.

Bar silver, eteauy, per ounce.
Money 2ea3 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for short
bills is 31sa4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for three
months bills is AZ per cent
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SULTAN SEES LE1sHMAN-
First Ambassador From This Countr!
Received at Last

rCONSTANTINOPLE. October 1.-The
sultan today ofilcialiy received Ambassador
Leishman. who presented his credentials as
first ambassador Of the United States to
Turkey.
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Brighton Beach First Race

BRIGHTON BEACH. October 5.-First
race, five and one-half furlongs, selling,
first; Oraculum, to 5, place, second; Gal
liant Dan, third. Time. LOT 3-5.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

securities Sc 40; sundry accounts and bills 70
cetvahlel sl6A2s; total assets, S6anlae6S
IIahiiiues-Capital stock Sllo.Sss loO funded debt
s14l7a.o0; renewal fund. Sonaooo; income account
So sas,H1s profit and loss, N4s1Ss7b.
Tho Chicago. Burlington Quincy Railway Com
pay reports for the fiscal year ended Juno 30 lsst
follows: Gross earnings. S73.As.SSs; operating
expenses, Aast,l6is net earnings. 81. .7o3 u.s. other
income. saosS2; total income. s.,. lssao7 rentals.
sso0s22: surplus sS,0S5 2s5: previous surplus ga
.31 ss5: fotal surplus 81 ,3l2 $50
The condensed general balance sheet as O. Jun.
81 last. shows:
Assets-Construotion, sio2o4a: material and sup
plies, s4'ssaiSl; cash on hand, S44o4le4; Chicago
Burlington q Quincy Railroad Company, sls so5 aas
total, s2.N6so.
Liahlities-Capital stock $4,000; rnaturea oo,,nons
On Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad bonds
not presented, s6.7sS; coupon and registered inter
est on Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad
bonds 20 mature July !. 1906 S2ss4ea2; unpaid
vouchers and pay rolls. s5.asasos; fire insurance
fund. &sSbeo; relief department sund sl4osaa srn-
dry accounts balance, and bills receivable 81
income account, s2S229so: profit and loss, ssz2s;
total. sS2.sIS.6-n
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

COTTON-The cotton market moderately active
to-day, and after early iTreguarity ruled
ertng OF shorts which may have been caused in
measure at rate. by estimate placing
crop at bales against 2500O00 last enr which,
while anording beartsh comparison its not
SO eearsh has been counted upon by the
trene crop views. The market closed very steady a
net advance Of s114 points. Sales the day were
estimated at 100000 bales
The market opened steady at unchanged prices
cline Of points Which was considered little better
than due the disappointing cables At first the
market rallied covering Of shorts and at time
about 445 points higher but sentiment
ring bearish, weather map showed excellent
ditions the South prices yielded a
declined TO net loss Of 7S points This followed
by rally covering for the approaching holidays
and In the late trading the crop referred above
which issued by Southwestern paper accelerated
shorts. market closed within a
point of the top looked as some o
larger shorts covering Crop received earlier
IN the day considered of bearish average In
dic6ting comparatively small deterioration condition
for the month"; but the comparatively smaller estimate
for the Texas then expected aroused apprehnsons
possibly ideas Of the Yield in harmony
with the reported condition ana The weather re-
considered favorable South
spot markets were unchanged TO 1-16c lower.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York August go 1908
ing 10 sdughterers and 13 for the market
Rd IN live oae Feeling hS Gu beef
mapd at ag9e Per 70 T1T decent zee S 10 pe m Do
and London cattle market % SLOW and 19Shanged No
sail yesterday did not get off until this morning No
tALvEsGReceip5s we're lbs head, Including Is for
butchers Fd and 50 for s 3 on sa pe00t Good 3 Te
and bg3rk we're steady but SSDs bsTs Eas va bss5 s pant ant
Western calves. were likely to be held he'll % over Co5m9a @
81 So: prime butermks at ST. Dressed calves in fair
for cGan1ry dressed and 55c for dressed gTassers
saiesJenine. Wright s Co: 10 yeals 40 - aver
age at s. per lo9 "a i ea. 6f i n a s. m DO 200 No.
pnsnHseb yesls le1 n at & S. ,oA o.r. or oaa
head incudHg ears % for % Ostees s s ae ~ r % on nor sale M
sheep steady but no really prime sheep oSered
lower 10 sell lambs not wanted; nearly half the
5Gfk so at Tss sas5 s5SPa p d 100 m euS orDaTy @
lambs lambs at SO S 65S S%G s 90 at 5 go presea mutton
lOgSc with strictly prime and choice carcasses scarce
ana saes@Newton e5i9S & Co 2le West Virginia lambs q
Tfaa ea Ss - Z Rf D at West Virginia sheep
s sss Ge s. az q O s "a So e. a9 % s g.
g 2ss % DO 20 81 H. al at S. Isl vrgi3a DO 50 H.
vRa eus g n 9 ss $gniS $4 IL HTsH ssa SRs 8 & sa az 81 81 g. g s
virginia salls 4 snetvi1aDa p at s. 81 lambs at ss
Pennsylvania sd'afi sheep. 126 rS. at 81; 70.
20 e n s2o 3 sO cI SG 6s lS Ss ana S5 G shaep LAMBS es
10 $4 50 bucks 140 10 at So state sheep culis ~
" geerEe @ S and l. s Dillenback: 1oe Northern Canada
lambs 60 10 az 81 so: 225 do SO 70. az 50 371a.
ing deck o asd TSEs western Sos fOF
ede HS ans easier e 5s OH BGf up ana
weights would sell lower
sales aIl late yesterday)w r. Hume; 10 stats hogs
$40 average at 81 10 100 Tb 5 90. 179 10 at 81 o.
rouRhs 325 N, at IS 05; stays. 316 10 at - 90
Andrew Mullen: 80 state hogs. l47 10 at 81 10:
S. sanders IA state hogs zoe 10 at SO eS Al pigs. %
10 at so 90; 8 roughs, S43 10 at S. 90
s. Judd & Co. il hogs, 40 ID. az 81 io 1s DO
Tobin & shannon -25 state hogs 1875 70, Sc e5;
rough. 800 10. IS e5: boar. $50 n. at So
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegrsph to The Tribune J

by Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Chicago. Aug. SO.-Wheat to-day had neither life
nor animation. It was as devoid OF action as a
winded horse and appeared as anxious lie down
as an overfed dog on a hot day. Nothing received
currency unless II bore bear stamp, and anything
OF different character caught trying TO pass the
censoTs Of the short sellers government was i'm
neoiatey caught and branded with the stereotyped
May wheat were each sc lower. Primary Western
market receipts $4,000 bushels smaller, and
seaboard cleaTances of wheat and -four eG5ceo bush
els iafEeF than on the similar 0ay last year Corn
az the close &c down for September and nc
lower for May. Oats gained &c. Provisions de-
veloped considerable strength on reported good de-
The wheat market opened weak, with prices 10
below the bottom figures OF yesterday, and before
buying equalled offerings had another decline OF
&c. Soon after there a moderate rally Fear
OF heavy deliveries Saturday prompted general
liquidation early in the session Local receipts were
81 cars, with 70 estimated for tomorrow.
Favorable crop conditions caused the corn mar
ket 70 open easier. Trade dull most OF the
session that the pit was almost deserted. Deliv
cries on Saturday not expected 70 be large as
mere Is little corn In store OF the KIND tnat grades
contract. Country acceptances were light. Local
receipts 223 cars, with 3l4 estimated for to-
morrow. Shipments hence, $4,000 bushels. Sep
20 4sssc. May sold between s4ssc and 44R4c.
Following the example set IN the wheat PIT oats
traders showed disposition az the opening 70 cell
% he Theh eagssa PRICES 7oe 70 esss s on ng
trade more active. Local receipts were 1ss cara
with 30 cars estimated for to-morrow. Samples
on 70 zBHc and reacted 90 2sasc.
Provisions were quiet and steady. Holders OF
September contracts were llquidating their lines.
Td SPRea Sssaa az az g a sod @ up e s s e.
Sc @ and sold OF 20 Sc e7ss and reacted 70 IS 70
Hog receipts were $1,000 head and prices at the
yarcs were weak.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31
OTHER M2RKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug. SO.-CAITIlE Receipts. 10000 head;
market for best others steaay common 20 prime
steers IS 75ase g; cows s2 7sss eo hsiters g. cog
eTs 81 eOGss S. "a 200 600 head market
heavy IS 9oGSe 20 bItesers weights 81 aOss zS goT %
sf4EP-Roceipts Is coo head; a1iet sheep steady;
lambs strong l5o higheri sheep. 81 sS 7oi ysarRs
S. A0.s6 so; lambs. S8GS1 lo
Kansas City Aug. eo.-CATTIi5-Reeeipts 1900 head.
Sc @ choice export and dressed beef steers s. os0 3;
fair foOd SsS5 60 Western steers. sS ocs9 % stoc
ers feeders Sc 6gss 50 Southern steers & 709sS 90;
Southern cows s23s3; native s2sS3 I5; native
heifers So 5Oss Is; bulls s2G<8; calves s2 6o4s8 so
HoGs-Receipts. 65oo head Elarxet 6QlOs lower; lower;
top SO 22; bulk OF sales IS f0$6 49, heavy, s5 $3.50;
packers s5 eSQss 10; pigs and Light 5000 22h. SHEEP
native sheep ana yearlinss. 81 ooGs5 o Western year
ings s51s5 75 Western clipped shoep 81 so ao stock
ers and feeders, IS S0GS5 so
Cincinnati, Aug. ao-HOGS quiet; nUtchers and ship
pars s6 25qs6 so: common, s5s5 IS. CATTLE steady;
fair good shlgpsrs q SOQs5 ~; common s29sa 40
SHEEP steady, 81 65IS4 8t. LAMBS strong - 25GSs
past Bufraio. Aug eo.-CAI-TIE-ReceiotS. go head:
dow and unchanged VEAIS-ecspts. 100 head: active.
s. oeG.s IS HoGs-Feeeipts, 500 head; alowi lower;
hsavy 45S6 50: mixed and pigs So @ forxers 50 %
s3 s5 roughs IS leGs3 as; tsTss. So $3.50 20 SaEP
AND LAS-Rscsipta. 1soo headi active; shaop steady
New-York tribune., 1906-08-31

English market standard foundry quoted 5ss Ga
tinue rm No foundry y NortheTn Is quoted al sie 500
Tse market for pig iron certificates s the fEeaase
& sEd foundry sassg are quoted as feows August sls
be5 slS sSgsl8 & g ana bsssmeSr SIS sls as CO. ruled
quiet small business is expected at hs season
ne year Zone Of he market. however is steady. QUO
eSmmon I4g1ec; fair i69Isai good is920c prime zoe
mon i5Sl5e fair i5Si7e; good iSS2oi prime 22SS4oi
= oIIs,s-cottonseed oil was barely steady early. but
1ed up IN the late session on good speculative demand
soo March at SOC. IAnseed oil was unchanged Refined
standard white bbls. 75Oc; bulk 44oc philadelphia.
daa water White New YORK York bB 5 ba
@ yoT FnaqsphisS @ S 5Se bulk SSc & water Whe cases
prime crude. mills. 22@24lse October; prime sum-
@SOc and January 2Ss gs6c prime White 49o nominal:
prime winter yellow 4sg4s1sc; LINsEED OIL. American
seed. city 3saS9e: out-of-town raw. S79SSc CAL
PROVISIONS s-The provision market was lrmer on.
Chicago receipts coo head esnated 800 for tomorrow
1900: Kansas City 0O0 omaha eO6o and at ali
WesteTn Points @ $1,000 PoRK quiet quoted Ness
BEEF steady. quoted Mess $sl$s sos fanny sicQsiI
HAMS steady quoted @ at S $2ias22 &c. BLESSED oGs
Set sa aa0'Gd pss baSGa S c 4 ri ss @ ~ gs Sess R
m & quoted 6Ss sm9ng 25e 10 NJ l2s II II T.
picked hams steady: quoted at l29l2l5o TAl1LOW
ouoted M9de est PTime S5s &c., dty R lard qast
Sc renne9 5erd syeaqy quoted soan Amef'ean ann lgf
@74c. sTEARINE steady; quoted oleo. 101sc; city
lard steaTine, 101tc.
RICE-rhe trade fer the day was of qulet kind but
the temper of the market locally we'll primary
points firm Quotations follow: Domestic. screen
ings 8s@39sc; second heads 4g4kc; choice heads asa
Japan, domestic, 41sa4%c Patna, 51zG5slc Java 4s
SIC: Rangoon. in bond. "a G21sc.
suGA.IheTe will be holiday IN the sugar trade en-
steady. but unchanged with fairly good sales movement.
Prices quoted list subject rebate Of 10 points
and discount Of per days. We
Cut loaf and crushed 5eoc A. 25c: cubes. 15c;
xxx powdered. 505c; powdered, powdered and
fruit powdered 5c Eagle confecteners granulated i5c
Eagle fine Eranuated. Be: Eagle 2-b
cartons 2b bags and 5b bags Of fine grandIaed 55c;
Eagle fne or standard granulated and diamond a 49c;
Confectioners' A. Tjc No l. 455c Nos and 5. 400;
No 4 44oc; No 5 4.35e; No 6, 4s0c; No . 425c: No
s, 420c: No 8. Also; No 30 10c; No 405c No u.
&c; Nos 49, "A and i 800 Ae worlds visible supply
pared with 1,T70O0O ;ons e time ago.
The market fer London suer beets was firm at ad
vance end August Go2 Cd 9s 54d and September at
9s 4lhd The local ma ct ruled quiet but steady at
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