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New York Grain and prodnce


NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Flour-Receipts, ~, 400
parrelsi- exports. 2l 500 barrels Market steady.
Wheat Receipts. o1eooo bushels: exports.
9o,ooo bushels. Spot. firm. No. .. red. Si.0SQ
l-O9 elevator and sl.10 f. o. b. aioat; No. |
northern. n Duluth. Slips f. o. b. ahoat; No. 2
weak at the start, owing to easy cables and wet
weather In the southwest wheat rapidly recov-
esea ana was strong In the afternoon on reports
or freezing weather in Argentina, closing B elBc
net higher. December closed at $l10 and May
at 1.101s.
Hops-Steady.
Hides-Dull Central America 191lc
Petroleum-Steady.
Wool-Quiet
sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining s4sc: cen
trifugai 9e test, S.sse; molasses sugar. S.25c;
Coffee-Futures closed unchanged to 5 points
higher Sales. 1880 bags, including: October,
S:ooc; November and December, 5. 4oc: March.
May and July, 5,30c. Spot coffee-Quiet. No. :
Rio, SIC; No. Santos, SA c; mild coffee. duh
Cordova 9A 1121sc.
Butter-Weak. Creamery specials 27@27ac;
extras. 2612e; western factory, frsts, 19lsc;
western imitation creamery, .frsts 20c.
Oheese--Quiet. unchanged.
Eggs-Firmer. Eastern frsts, 24G26e; sec
DRIED FRUITS
, Evaporated Apples-No change is reported in
the market for evaporated apples Early new
crop Is quoted at 57sc &c on spot and 1907 at
413c TO 61ac. according grade.
Prunes-Are relatively active and the market
Is steady In tone, with quotations ranging from
4Ac to 13c for California and 614c TO Tiac for
Apricots-Are steady with. choice quoted at
sqsAc; extra choice, SS4Q9c; fancy, 4A@
Peaches--Are dull and nominal, with choice
quoted at IQI &c; extra choice, IA 6pSc; fancy
81 G9c
Raisns dull, with loose muscatels
quoted at . u M6l2c; choice to fancy seeded, 6l2
@as4c; seedless, as @6c; London layers, $l.6o@
1.6J.
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Flour aud Farinaceou. Good.

FIour-CaIif0rnia family extras, S5.4006 net
without without discount; bakers extras: s5.40a5.65;
superhne, $4.2O@4.50; Oregon and Washington,
per Dbl. $4.90Q5.40 for family, bakers and pat
eents and s475 for cut on; Kansas patents, Sc:
DO straight, $3.50; Dakota patents, S6.75; do
straight. $3.50; first clear. $500
Farinaceous Goods-Price in packages net cash.
no discount, are as follows: Graham -four. So
per loo lbs; rye hour. $40: rye meal. So. 20;
rice -four. s6.s0@7; corn meal. So. ex.
ira cream do, $3.55G3.75; oat meal. s430m4. so;
oat groats. 81. .30Q4.50; honiiny, SO 1903 60;
S3.30@3. so; farina, 420; whole wheat -four
So 20; rolled oats. bbls $6d7.50, in sacks 81 5O6
6.50 rolled wheat. bbs. S4@4.30, in sacks $3. 306
$50; pearl barley. $52o@5.40 split peas boxes.
IS. 90 per 100 lbs.
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Foreign Futures
London Wool Sale.

LONDON. Oct. 16.--The offerings at The wool
auction sales today amounted TO 134so bales
Greasy merinos in active demand at full
prices and greasy buyers secured most Of the
offerings There animated bidding by Amer
leans for fine and medium greasy crossbreds at
the highest prices of the series Home traders
bought coarse crossbreds moderately SlifTss were
taken for France Fine light generally
higher
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Hides. TaIIor. Wool and Hop.

All descriptions under this head continue as
before stated.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about L6fc un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers. 12c: me-
dium. lie; light, &c; cowhides 10c for heavy &c
for light; stays. 61sc: saIted kip. 1oe: salted
veal. lac; salted calf. 14ac; dry hides. 17c; dry
kip. 15c; dry calf zoe; dry stays. 12c: dry veal
1Sc; Mexican dry hides, 1655cs Mexican dry salt
ed do. 13c; Mexican picked do. 15c: sheepskins
shearlipgs. 20G3Oc each; short wool S5d5Oc
each; medium. 559SOc each; long wool. S5c0
81 Is; lambs. 15Q14 45c: horse hides, salt 81 son
81 for large and SlI542 for medium. 75c63
81 25 for small and 25950c for colts: horse
hides. dry, S2Q2.25 for large and 81. .2502 for
medium. 50cd$1 for small and 25GJOc for colts;
deerskins dry Mexican. 2S030c; dry salted do
24Q26c; picked do. zoe; dry Central American.
26G30c; goat skins. prime angOra, 75c6$1: large
hair goats, 35c; medium. zoe: small. 5615c
Tallow-No rendered, 59515c; No. 2, 315A
4iac; grease, 20D21sc.
Woo1-Spring clip (freel Humboldt years sta
pie, 15G1sc: northern Humboldt and Mendocfno.
nominal, none here. San Joaquin, 7d9c: south
ern coast, 6GSc; Nevada. 9G12c per 10. Fan
clip, northern mountain (free), ga &c: defective.
4d5c. Oregon wools-Eastern. S61Sc; valley
11laG1615c per ID.
Hops-Prices to growers are from re % &c
per ID.
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Beans and seeds

Beans continue TO arrive heavily, yesterday
receipts being 16.157 sacks, making IS, 1856 sacks
thus far this week. Large whites aud garvanzas
are higher, With sales at the quotations.
Beans (per ctll-Bayo. 81. .4UGI:-5O; pea, $3.50;
small white, $4.IOG54.15; large white. ss;.35G
S45; reeleared do. SS-5O@S.60; pink. s2.4o@
z5O; red $3.25; butter. nomiBal limas. Si.25@
4-35; red kidneys. So 25: blacReyes S. 1O653. 20:
horse beans, S1.T5; cranberry beans $3.50; Gar
vanzas So 100215
Seeds-Brown mustard. IS. 70; yellow mustard.
nominal; haxseed. 81. T5GS. carload lots; canary.
&C; airalfa. 12l5 91313c; rape, cleaned, 24215c;
1aI ulmiJ,ny ,Si nom nominal hemp 4c millet. "a @SAe
Dried Peas-Green are quoted AT S2@2 25 per
GENITAL.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-Hutton's wire says:
&c lotion opened steady unchanged to 3 down.
,a Lra9e was the largest In some time and the
tocai crowd was at loss to know who was
ouylng All the cotton. South reports spots
hr. nrnl. The "a tntosight for the week was large,
oeing o2S. .ooO bales. In fact it is the largest
"a record Tnis had no influence on the market,
however. exports are running larger daily and
lnSieates Sna that some one is buying the cotton.
:, Spot closed quiet, 10 points advance: Mid
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Cash Grain and Provi.,on.

CHICAGO: Oct. 1s-Cash quotations were as
follows; ns ~ Flour, steady. No. spring wheat,
u l;o4gl 90; No. 3, 96c@s1 05; No. 2 red. 90 Ac
GSi:O No. 2 corn. 721ac: No 2 yellow
1bG75kc No. white oats 4s@491hc. No. 2
rye Ioc. Good feeding barley. 551ac; fair to
choice mating. 5Id61c. No. northwestern hax-
tract grades, IS. Short ribs. sides Qoosel.
Ss;s21s G19 % short clear sides (bozed), So. 50@
per 100 lbs. $4,000 42b. Whisky. basis Of high
wines. $1.37 e
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Der. 15-Wheat: Milling g-Blue-
stem, 95c; club, 93c; red. Ole.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Oct 6-Whest-Club, SSc;
bluestem. 93c: turkey red, 9Hc; red Russian
Soc; valley, Gle.
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Hay and Feedstun.

The local hay trade continues to report a nrm
market, with sales at top prices Feedstufrs
continue scarce aud firm.
631 for red
Middlngs- -sSs. 50@35. so per ton
Shorts-$3S a 80. so per ton
Feedstuffs Rolled barley. s2s63o; rolled oats
for feed, s33@345o mixed feed. s23m2S for
average lots: oil cake meal in 20 ton lots s37 so
In 10 ton lots $3S. in ton lots S3S 90 small lots
$780, cocoanut cake or meal at mills S25 in
20 and 10 and so in ton lots. jobbing s2s
corn seed, S125G7f 80 per cti; alfalfa meal and
mealfalfa, jobbing lots $23 carload lots s22 per
ton.
Hay-wheAt s15a2o; wheat and oat, sl4@
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ga. Oct 16-Turpentine- Quiet
at 81 15c. Sales 109; receipts. 575; shipments,
751.
Rosin-Pirm. Sales. 2s59; receipts. 2.44s:
shipments, 1850; stock 125.o97. Quotations: B.
81 so; D, S2.65; e, SO. 65@2 20: T. S2.70: g.
2T5; H, $40; l. S3.75; X. s4.65 NJ, S5.15;
\. S5.75: VIC. S6.25 WV. Sc. 80
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Dried Fruits, RaI.Ins. Nut. and Honey

Frults-Evaporated apples. % Qdc; apricots.
6Q1oc; peaches. 5651ac for standards, 6Q61kc
for choice, 7c for extra choice and 71sc for
fancy; ian pears, 4@se; pltted plums, 71S@sc;
81 @4c' for new crop with a premium for 1s, the
large sizes.
Raisins (new crop)-Clusters- crown, $1-75:
crown. so; crown, So; London layerS-2
crown, S1.15; crown, $1.35- Seeded, 81 a
eye; seedless. 404Ac; Thompson's seedless. ~
Q41ae fer unbleaehed and 56i7c for bleached
loose muscatels. SIC FOR 4 crown, 4&c for 3
crown and 4i4c for crown
Nuts--Almonds, nonpareils. 111AG12c; XXI,
l012 Gflc; ne plus ultra. 10c: brakes, 91sc:
languedecs. sjaG9c; hardshells. Tisc. Wal
nuts-l21 u 913c per ID for No. I softsheu and
s41oc for No. 2 do; 12c for No. 1 hardshell
per h.
Honey-water white. comb. is917c; white.
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Deciduou. and Citru. FruIt.

-
With many retail tradesmen and peddlers Civ
ing much OF their attention TO fish. as usual on
Friday, carly trading IN fresh fruits was light,
but business assumed more satisfactory proper
tlons In the afternoon. and the market on the
whole showed but little change from the few
preceding days Table grapes continued TO ar
as the demand was good and receivers of
the opinion that subsequent receipts would be
light on account of the rain. In the market for
Wine grapes second crop lots OF Zinfandel sold
well at fair prices, while the mission and white
kinds found few buyers. although offered at low
rates. Apples were in free supply and generally
easy. with Bellfowers the most plentiful and
best selling. description The recently arrived
Ben Davis from Oregon sold at the same range
quoted for Spitzenbergs. four tier boxes touching
Sl10 and the smaller sized fruit going at $50
90c. Offerings OF Bartlett pears consisted chief
ly of cold storage stock which continued to ind
favor with buyers The demand for the winter
Nellis variety showed marked improvement. bat
cooking kinds continued to drag at uneven rates.
Peaches were steady. with Oregon Salways sell
ing up TO 75c box. while 60c was about the
top for California lots The other descriptions
rather dull. Berries showed the effects Of the
recent rain and had to be sold at concessions.
the bulk OF the arrivals going to the Gamers
viouSly quoted rates
Strawberries. s.s4@e per chest.
HasRSe5selIgI esT 15c chest nest n
Cranberries-Cape Cod, $1cg10-oo per Dbl;
Apples Iper box1--Fancy bellnower, e5a75c:
fancy Spitzenberg. 90cGs1. 10; common to choice.
401T3c.
Pea-s-Ba-tletts. S191.5O per box: winter
Nellis. T5c0si: other varieties. 40@75c.
Quinces-50QS5c
Plums-- Coo per box or crate.
Peaches-40d1 Toe per box; carriers. 456965c.
Figs-60cGE for two layer boxes OF black:
white. 40f50c per box.
Pomegranates- for small and sf-25a2
for large boxes.
Persimmons-65990 per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 25@5oc per box;
watermelons. S1G1.50 per doEeE.
Grapes tcratcs and small boxesl-Seedless. IS
4O070c; Isabella. $i01 Is: Cornichon, 659s5c:
large boxes. o0d 75c for black and 75c6l$1 25 for
other varieties; wine grapes-Zinfandel S13d16
per ton; mission, S9G12; white. SS410-
Citrus Fruits tper box)-valencia oranges.
S3.5c@3.75; grapefruit nominal; lemons. S3Q
$50 for fancy, S2W250 for choice and 81 - q
LOO for standards: lines, $4d5.
Tropical Fruits-Bsnanas. $1G1.50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2-50QD3 for Central American;
pineapples, 81. 1.2562.5O.
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r.nilr Retnn Market

several changes VIII be observed 10 retail
-sf.. For fhe leading household staples this
vsak Fresh eggs are higher and scarce, bot
the scarcity Is Offset BY tie abundance OF cold
sfovare goods WILD ducks are little cheaper
M fSsT are sti1 somewhat beyond the means
Of the average buyer. and poultry. tcos II sell
ing at high prices
rc- r-eers and there has been bat little varia-
fion in fruits and vegetables since last week
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Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chieago was higher aud unsettled
with news bearish except continued drought and
eatening reports.
The San Francisco market was slow. Wheat
is worth more In the north than here, and San
San Francisco buyers slow to respond to the
northern prices.
CASH WHEAT
California club, 81 .67i5 al. TO- do milling 81 20
M172b; California white Australian 81 751
1.S0; lower grades of California S1.45M1. so:
northern club. sl.e5@1.e71a; northern bluestem,
$1.7o@1.SO; northern red ST. pa al .65; turkey
red, $1.75@1. 80 per ctl.
FUTURES
1890 u. M Session
No transactions.
No transactions
Barley Holders continue to ask $l.4o for
choice bright feed without getting it. Most OF
the business is on the basis of S1.37ih
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot S1.371a6I3S%
common to fair. si.3o@1.35 per ctl; brewing.
8 4og1 @ a2ia; shipping, 81. chevalier.
FUTURES
Io:5o a m. Session
Nav .opes. 80 ss ! High 45 :, Les ss C Close. ,s
December Dec G so4 4o4 % 40 % i4S 40
p. m. Session
,,. Open High: Low. Close;
December. 81 .4ola ST. 4ol5 81 4o,s 81 4ols
Oats-Some changes in red and black will be
noted The market continues quiet.
I.e7la; common do. $3.50 Leo: gray. . $iSSS
l.65; red, receaned, for seed. S1.75@I. so: feed
lots, 81. .65Q170 for choice, S1.50@1. GO for good
and sl4lla for common; black, for seed 81. 40 a
2.65 per ct1
cnrn-Western descriptions are lower. a
broker yesterday stated that the very light
movement in was not SO much question
OF price as it was Of getting the corn, stocks Of
old yellow being pretty well cleaned up through
out the western states
California small round yellow nominal; large
yellow, S1.SoGi.s0 white, nominal; western
states yellow. sacked. 81 30; in bulk San Fran
cisco track, yellow 81 81. white 81 So. MIXED
SITS; Egyptian. nominal
Rye. $1.40G1.45 per ctl.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Oct 16--Money on call steady;
11442 per cent: ruling rate and closing bid
lla per cent; offered, q per cent.
Time loans very dull and firm; go days,
2s4 as per cent; 30 days BIZ 631h per cent;
six months. 8A @3i5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4G4h per cent.
sterling exchange steady, with atcual business
In bankers bills ar s4.S490@4.S5 for so day
bills and at S4.S655 for demand
Commercial bills-s4 SAN 64.S4%.
Bar silver-51Lc.
Mexican doilars-45c
firm.
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Calls Page Of Commercial News

els, sgainst ss,7oe, s7e in the corresponding pc
Corn exports for the week are 62,6s3 bushels,
Igaiust is,Ibe last week and 572. S23 in 1907.
TOT. ror the 10 weeks ending October 10 the corn ex-
poIts are 90 1856 bushels against f5,e44, so9 In
the same period last year
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GeneraI NerchandI--

Bags-Grain bags, 6ss 06lkc spot and s5s0
for 1909: San Quentin. 615c; wool bags 350
3T15c: fleece twine. &c per ID; fruit bags. 71sc
Coal-Carbon Kin. SO: Beaver Hill. 81; Penn
sylyania anthracite egg. SIC per ton; WellIns-
ton So; New Wellington. So; Coos bay. 81; Aus
tralian, house Richmond. etc. So; Stanford
Richmond. S.; Cumberland. $14 in bulk and
S14 per ton In bulk and SIG in sacks; Rocky
mountain. $500 per short ton
Oils-Quotations are FOR barrels Linseed. 56c
per gallon for boiled and sac for raw; cases, Sc
more; castor oil. IN cases. No l. Toe; Bakers
AA. cases. S1.20G1-22s mcol. SOC for boiled
and 4Sc for raw: China nut. cases. 756S6c per
gallon; cocoanut OIL In barrels. 55G5S5sc for
Xxx. 52h G56c for No. 1. and 5005314c for
No 2. according to quality; extra bieached
winter sperm OIL 65c; natural winter sperm OF.
strsned lard OIL. 95c: No. 1 neatsfoot OIL 65e:
herring oil. 4Qc; salmon oil. 35c; boiled dsh on.
35c; paint oil. S5c.
Coal OIL, Gasoline etc.-Water white. Iron
barrels or drums. 1oc; 80 deg. oil. Iron barrels
or drums. 1111c. special do, 12c; pearl OIL IN
2Oc; Elaine. 2655e; eocene. zoe; red crown and
motor gasoline in bulk 1455c IN cases 211Sc.
No engine distillate. IN drums. Sc: No. 40.
&c: cases. Tc more: SO deg. gasoline IN bulk
soc. in cases S715c: naphtha. IN bulk. lie. In
cases 1S1sc.
Turpentine-6055e per gallon In cases ana
5S1ae in drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per barrel Of $50 lbs e. IS 8: r.
IS 30; G. s. As H. s5.s5; 7. s605.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a.
rolows. terms net cash: Standard granulated
(hne or cOarse). 5. 65c: fruit granuIated. s 8Be:
crystal dominOs, IN eases. 9.O5c; tablets IN hair
barrels, 9 l5cs tablets IN boxes s. 4Oc. ec,bes
and crushed. 5.90c: powdered, 5.75c. candy
sranaiased, S.I4ei confectionery A. 6.55es con
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New York Mining Stock.
Boston stocks and Bond.
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Oct. 16.-Copper conditions continue
sound, but buying Of the metal this month thus
Tar Is below that in September
the tireene-Cananea is operating ut about 20
per cent OF Its capacity and the output Is said
70 be at the rate Of about 1000 600 pounds Of
copper a month "
charles f. Brooker. president Of the American
brass association. has within the past few davs
placed large orders for copper. They have bean
held back for time. but there is now encour
agement to go ahead
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by p. r Hut
ton & Co. 490 California street s,n r-sn
cisco Cal: SoA Fian-
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16-Market unchanged. Me-
dium grades combng and clothing, 15M20c: light
lne. 16Q1614c heavy fine, 11@12c; tub washed,
20627c.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO Oct 16.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady Cream
cries; 2o1s @271ac: dairies. 1915 N24c. Eggs
steady s az mark cases included, 17M2Oc: drsts
13g; 13g; priHe hrsts, 24c Cheese steady 11AM
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Egg Market In Nearby Countie.

SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 16--The price offered for
eggs remains at 41c. and there is small market
ing Production holds about even and some
shipments are made to outside points.
PETALUMA, Oct. 16.-4T1sc was the price
paid for eggs today IN Petaluma
SANTA ROSA, Oct 16.-The local egg mar
ket remained unchanged today. The independ-
ont dealers quoted A &c and 3I1kc per dozen
for choice and seconds respectively while the
cooperative association is Offering 41l5c for
choice and 3Slsc for seconds. The supply is
very light Just at present and rather irregular.
Feed remains high and the thinning ont OF the
focks continue. although not on as large scale
as during the past few weeks
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. Oct. 16.-Clearings. s1,31s. 6e7;
balances. S57 394
SPOKANE, Oct. 16.-Clearings 81 107. .3q9:
balances. $96 79S
SEATTLE Oct. 1e.--olearings. 1882. 24s; bal
ances. S213. .393.
TACOMA Oct. le-Clearings, $7sl. .so2: bal
ances, So $50.
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FISH. PER POUN.

/ 15c; water white extracted. S0S1sc; white IN
/ Sc; light amber. 7qT1sc: dark amber and can
died. 514 6G5Stc per lb.
Beeswa1-2s9c9c per lb for light and 24a25c
for DARK.
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Conditiop of tbc Trea.urx

WASHINGTON. Oct 1e-Today,s treasury
statement: Available cash balance $3.50 oie-
S92; gold coin and bullion, SAL 5S4 713; gold
certificates S37 Sl7 $50
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Bank Clearing.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16- Bradstreet's bank
cieaf1ngs report for the week ending October IS
shows an aggregate of 81 634 ole, 900 as against
$2,749,230,O00 last week and 50, OBS, 134 900 in
the corresponding week last year. The following
Is a list OF the cities:
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SIS. .5oGI5.5o; alfalfa. $11@14; stock. S12914
per ton.
straw-50Ge5c per bale.
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zof4
! Closing stocks

Bar siIver-Steady; 23Md per ounce
Money! Of l per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is "a per cent and for three months
bills I5s az per cent
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NeM YORK sfock Li.t.

z. F. Hutton & Co.. 40 California street
members OF the New York stock exchange fur-
nisb the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND Oct. 16.- Butter-Extras, 35G
Sec; fancy, 33c; choice, 30c: store 1se.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market
Loans. Exchapyc and silver

Sterling exchange lower. Other exchange
rates stood about the Silver was &c
higher.
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Weekly Trade Reyie,r

mot included in totals because containin
items other than clearings
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Meat Market

Prices Of all descriptions remain as befors
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers are as follows:
Beef-6A 6615c per lb for steers, S96c for
cows and heifers.
VeaI-6@71sc for large and sGsc for small.
Mutton-wethers, 79IHc; ewes. 60615c
per b.
Lamb-s6ec per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-e@s5se for light and
s0S1Ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. Rross
weight:
CattIe-steers. No. 1. 80 04c. second quality.
31sc: third quality, 2GScs cows and heifers
363lkc for No 1; second quality, 2ze; third
quality. 215c; thin. ~ 02e; bulls and stays.
III M1%c; thin bulls. 1GfAc.
calves-a1k G4%c per ID for Hight. &c for me-
dium and 312c FOR heavy
Sheep-wethers. sac per ID; ewes. SIC;
shorn, 13c less
Lambs-4G415c per h.
Hogs-100 to 40 lbs. &c: f40 10 $50 lbs. 6%cs
ESQ to 325 lbs. 5h@5Ac; bears. so per cent
stays 80 10 40 per cent and sows 10620 per
cent OF from above quotations
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Radishes. d. hchs-u 70
Sage. doz bnchs 256i -
string Beans. IL. ga 10
Summer Squash. 70 +6t :
sprouts. per ID. Sdq 10
Spinach. per 10 so :
Thyme. dcz bnchs-u25
TGrniDs. per doz.-G2O
Tomatoes. ID IA 3
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DAIRY PRODUCE, 4
Butter. 2 ID SO 20
IL ID squares. SOC so
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-05-08
GarfieId,s Dramatic Victory.

Garfield was at the head Of the
Ohio delegation, which was instruct
ed for Sherman. He made the speech
nominating Sherman. For twenty
eight ballots the friends of each or
the six candidates grimly voted as on
the first ballot with slight changes.
On the thirty-fifth ballot Garfield re-
ceived fifty votes. The Blaine and
Sherman strength had begun to break.
On the thirty-sixth ballot Garfield re-
ceived 399; Grant. 800; Blaine, AZ.
The nominee required only 37S votes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-05-08

waves from drifting us apart. while
he did not use it in the least To assist
in supporting his weight.
"'Whu is it, he asked.
Il told him.
"'Gud bless YOU he said. and keep
you: if live, | shall never forget when
YOU took me in and trusted me when
all the world was against me
Il only did what was right and
honest said |. and relied greatly on
the recommendation YOU brought me.
I'll know: but YOU did much. so
much. You made life bright again;
YOU made Il future possible. If | die,
and YOU escape. tell them all-all-
that | was innocent And now. this
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leave me so. We will both remain here
by the raft. and take turns in resting
by its aid
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would not condemn You to DEATH even
if it would save myself. There may
be something floating near US. in the
darkness. by which | can save my
self
He held out his hand to me, feel
ing gropingly in the darkness for
mine. could not see him. but can