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Potatoes, Onions and veretab,e.

The situation in the market for vegetables is
much the same as. in that for. fruits. Several
days ago when the market was glutted with
the leading descriptions sellers advised their
shippers to- eurtail their consignments and the
receipts are rinniag light as a result. How.
ever. there is enough of nearly everything on
hand TO meet requirements and prices show but
little improvement. String. wax and lima beans
which were firm when everything else was cheap
are now in oyersupply and surplus lots are hard
to sell at any price. Green is in light re-
cept. as the crops in the bay growing districts
are about gathered. Potatoes and onions are
quiet. with only the fanciest offerings of the
fermer receiving any attention.
Potatoes (per ctn-River whites. 756s5c for
fancy and 456l60c for common; Salinas Bur
banks, S1.25@ Leo; sweet potatoes. 81 350I so.
Onions-.Australian brown, soc per ctl; yellow,
50c per etl.
vegetables-Green corn, s1.5o@2 per sack;
tomatoes, 20@50c per box; cucumbers. 400G0e
per box; pickle cucumbers, 65c@S1 per
box; green peas, 4G5c per lb; string and wax
beans, 2@3c per ID; lima beans. 2G21sc per ID;
summer squash, 4o@50c per box; green pep.
pers, 35@50c per box; garlic 6@Tc per ID;
cabbage. 60G15c per ctl; cauifower 65675c
per dozen; turnips 75e per sack; carrots, 50@
l5c per sack; green okra, 40G SOC per box; egg
plant 40G50c per box
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks and the coppers higher. - -:
Cotton futures lower Spots unchanged. :.
Fair activity in local stocks and bonds
Local bank clearngs continue show essening decrease
Wheat quiet and unchanged Barley somewhat higher
Oats corn rye and beans as before quoted.
Hay and eedstuffs firm previous prices
Potato and onion markets continue quiet.
Poultry inactive with retailers well supplied
Butter, eggs and cheese unchanged.
Fresh fruits doing better under lighter receipts.
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged:
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PouItrx and Gnme

business in poultry unusually quiet YES
terday; as retailers were well supplied and
averse to purchasing heavily except when bar
gains were offered Receipts consisted wholly of
native stock. and although light they proved
more than sufficient for market needs. The only
descriptions 10 retain any frmness were fat
young ducks and heavy hens, large buyers be-
ing able to shade the quotations on nearly every
thing else. Turkeys had easier tone, hut
be marketable today.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens, $4G4.50 for small
S5@6 for large and $T89 for extras; young
ROSTERS, S5.5O@G; do extras, S6.50@7.50; old
roosers, s.. 3.50@a.5o, flyers, 81 5o@5. 80; large
broiiers, SS5o@4; small broiers. S3@3.50; ducks,
S6@S for Young and s4@5 for old pigeons, S1.25
egl,50; squabs.. $2@2:50; geese, $3.50 per pair;
turkeys, 22GI24c per ID.
GaRie-Nominal
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Ment Market

o
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers are as follows:
Beef-6i5 663.c per lb for steers, 506c for
cows and hefers.
yeal-60T1Sc for large and S1a99c for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 7@sc; ewes, 15@Tc per ID.
Lamb-s12 0915c per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-9@91ac for light and
SIS1ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco gross
weights
Cattle-steers. No. 1. S% @4c; second quality.
312c; third quality. 2Q3c; cows and heifers.
&c for No. 1: second quality. 2Ac; third quality.
21ac; thin; 11s @2c; bulls and stays, 113Q1 &c;
thin bulls. 1@1Nc.
CalvesA15 G4Ac per ID for light. 4e for me-
dum and 31zc for heavy.
sheep-wethers, 3Ae per ID; ewes, 3Hci
shorn, lie less.
I.ambs-4@4Kc per Hb
Hogs-100 10 40 lbs &c: 140 To $50 lbs SIC:
go to 325 lbs. 5h@5Ac: boars so per cent.
stays 80 10 40 per cent and sows 10620 per
cent of from above quotations.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
SAN FRANCISCO BANK CLEARINGs
Exhibit for the Last Month, the Quarter
and the Year to Dnfe

San Francisco bank clearings for September
were Sl49,375,975. against $169.S04 SO for Sep
tember; 1907 decrease OF so, AIS, $40, II
per cent.
The clearings for the last quarter were S452,-
045, BIG. against $685., 9S2 $50 in 1907, decrease
OF Ss3, 1885, .623, or 1876 per cent.
The clearngs for the first nine months of the
year were 81 26I $50 03S against 81 $50. IS4, ,523
in l9of; decrease of $423 f54, 4S5, or % per
cent.
We have been gradually lessening the percent
age OF decrease from 1907 for several months, but
the process is slow
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New York Metal Market

NEW: YORK.. Sept. 30.--There wasN a sharp
advance in the London tin market today. With
spot closing 1T - f34 and futures at & I35 los
Locally the market. was firm and higher in
sympsthy with the English gain closing at
%. .40G129. 70c.
Copper advanced to aae us Cd for spot and
$50 los Sd for futures in. the London market
Locally. the market was dull and unchanged
with lake quoted at 1879 Gl13.6 .621ac electro
lytic ait. 13.1215 @13.37i5c and casting :at
12.s715 1l3. 12ikc..
Lead advanced to. e13' 5s in London Locally.
the market .was dull and unchanged at 4.45@
+: Spelter was higher at e1e los in London. bnt
the local market was dull and unchanged at
4I2Ik d4.7T15c
The English iron market was unchanged at
50s for standard foundry. but Cleveland war
rants were shade higher at Els 4tsd The
local market was unchanged sNo. l foundry
northern. $16.50Ni7.2l; No. Q. S16M1 1878: No.
y southern and No I southern soft, sfe.75@
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Provisions

The market is strong at the recent advances.
II lbs, lie; light medium, 141ac; medium. 15c; ;
oellTess 70 TO "A Tbs. 1Sc; sugar cured, s. to
fancy sugar cured, 23lac per. -lb; English cured
bacon. ete Tbs, zoe; to; 10 lbs. 1ec; 10 to 12
lBs,g 1Sc;. eastern sugar. 9cured hams, lie for
medium aid lie for light; extra fine brands,
IT13t; California hams, 151ae; mess beef, Srl
per Dbl; family; $11:5g; extra family. s11.5O; ex
ira prime pork, $20-50s clear, $21.50: mess, S22;
pig pork. S24; pigs feety$5 for half bbls, 81 25
for 25 ID kegs and sf:S0 for kits; smoked beef,
Lard1-rierces quoted at 7c for California
cempoiind and 13e for California pure; eastern
pure, 13c. for tierces; half bbls pure, 13stc; so
ID tins. l814c; 10 lb tins, fSAe 5:lb tins. I37ses
8 lb tins, lac. -: -
.Cottolene-oue half Dbl. 10ssc; 8 half hbls.
1014c; <tierce, 10hcs tlerces, 10c; tierces.
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Egg Market in Nearhx Countie.

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 30.-An average mar
Heting OF eggs was made today at an Offering
OF 5oc- The supply holds good and enables
tne large producers to make shipments to. San
francisco Quite. large shipments are made
PETALUMA,. Sept 29.-3915c was the rrtce
paid for eggs today in Petaluma
SANTA ROSA, Sent 30.-The local egg mar
ket remained unchanged today The co-operativ
association offered 39lac per dozen for choice and
3612c for seconds. while the Independents quoted
the same Tor choice. but only 35cSfor seconds.
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Duties ON Imports

The receipts of duties on imports at the San
francisco custom house In September exclusive
OF tne duty paid on merchandise imported from
the Philippine islands, were S544 294 against
Sooe as0 N September, 1907. Tie total receipts
81 f.994 521. against Sc 3T 262 for the correspond
ing period in 1901
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Foreign. Futures
London Wool sales

LoNnoN, Sept .3o.-The wool auction sales
were continued today. The offerings numbered
1911 bales. Fire wool was in good demand
at unchanged prices. though large supplies of
croosbreds. secured and slipes. ruled generally
TO- points below the July average price. Amer
leans bought fair lines of New Zealand light
combing. Withdrawals were rather frequent.
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Beans. and Seeds

No further changes. In the bean quotations are
Beans (per- etI-.Baye. S2.50M265. .:pea
S4. so; small.white, S425614:50; large white S36
nominal lmas, 81. .45@4.60; " red kidneys
sS25;. blaeketes. sSd8.2 .25; horse beans, sl75;
cranberry beans, $3.50; GarvanzaA 81 -T502.
nominal; fdxseed. $2:75@3 carload lots; canary
&c: alfaifas l211 @131&c; rape, cleaned; 2G2fsc
timothy, nominal; hemp, 4c;. niillet. 2a d3K c
per lb; broom corn seed. s25G Pepper. ton
Dried Peas~Green are quoted at 81 1922
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MIscELLANEous MARKETS
NAVAL. stores--Turpcntine and Rosln

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept so.--Turpentine firm.
So &c; sales, 416; receipts s54: shipments. $50
Rosin. firm; sales. 2,T7G receipts 2SO1:
shipments l.6se; stock. 129.I 1855. Quotations;
p. S2.6I15 ago: ID. S2:7215: e. 81. 10; F.
ss ss2a!1g@2S Is s21a g. 81 s5@2. sly; H.; $s35@
WG, Sc .05; ;.WW, S6.05.
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.NnrfI;crn Ruxiness

.PoBJLANp Sept. ao.-zclearings; 81 ,ee2 1913;
:. TACOMA; Sept: so.4-Glearings, $f51 1,125; bal
.ances.. S73, ,242:
sPoKAYSE3,o Sept. ao.-oiearings s1,.t2s, s51;
:. SEATTLE Sept. so.-clearings, s1.272 .2es;
balances, .$139, ,S3S
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Lrficles- Omen :. High NV 4.
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady: No. 2 spring wheat
$l.o4@1.0G; No. 3. 96c@s1.05: No. 2 red. 99Is G
Ms1.00A No corn. 9szc: No. yellow
No. rye, 76c: good feeding barley, 55M56c;
fair TO choice mailing. 57M59c No. / north
western aaxseed 1.23; prime timothy seed
So 40; short ribs. sides floose). 50. .75@1O: mess
pork. per Dbl. $14.62h h@I4.15; lard. per 100 lbs
S1O271a: short clear sides fboxed) S1o25@
1880: whisky, basis Of high wines. $1.37
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LOCAL MARKETS

r.: San Francisco Money Market :
All local quotations remained unchanged yes
terday. ..
AT the eighty.sfxth half yearly meeting of
the share holders of the Hongkong and Shanghai
banking corporation held in Hongkong August
y, dividend Of f per share was declared.
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New York Mining stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
LIE copPER .SToCKs

BOSTON Sept 3o.-The market was higher.
There good buying of North Butte, which
looks ike New York orders. The strength In
Tennessee Copper looks like a manipulativ
move. Local traders more bulsh and are
willing 10 buy few stocks.
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by e. F. Hut
ton & Co., 400 California street. San Fran
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Wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Pars and Liverpool futures were lower.
ana the Liverpool market for cargoes was easy,
with q poor inquiry
Chicago was 6rner Kansas City. st. Louis
anu MINNEAPOLIS reported a good cash demand.
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butter. Cheese ana Eggs

CHICAGO. Sept 3o-On the produce exchange
f6day the butter market was steady; creameries
2992Gc; dailies, fS@22ci eggs, steady; at mark
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:: =. OREGON
:. PORTLAND, Sept 30. wheat-club,: SIC;
biuestem; a1c; turkey red, soc; red Russian; sic;
WASHINGTON
T TACOMA. Sept 3o-Wheat firm; bluestem
95c;;club. :91e; red, 9oc Export prices are weak
and quotations sre.1c lower, with bluestem at
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Hay ana. Feedstufrs

. Hay and all feedstuTs continue firm. with buy
ers p'ircha Sing only to fill Immediate wants. AII
prices nnchangeds. =. =.
Bran-saoasl. 80 per ton for white and $50. 90
: Mddansgs& tRi ssp sss. .5oas5.5e per ton. 1.
;. Shorts ss2s s5o@33<5 per ton.
:. Feedstlifs- s-Rolled barley, $4,000; rolled oats
for feed. $3s@g34. so; mixed: feed, $23@2S for
average lots, oil cake meal, in 20 ton lots $37
in 10 ton lots '$37:5n, fn65 ton lots .S3s. small
lots sSs 5e COCOA NUT cake or meal at mills, s25
.$26;. corn meal. S3f@3s; cracked. eeri s3SGs9: ]:
broom corn seed 81 .25@ 80 per ctr; alfalfa meal
and mealfalfa, jobbing lots S23 carload lots S22
per ton, :.
4ay-wheat. sf5a2o;. wheat and eat, s14G1s;
tame oat, $l4@17 80; volunteer wild ~oat: S126
"A 90! alfalfa, $l1Gl350{ stock. S95oGl2 per
. straw-5o@ 65e per bale.
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WATER STOCKS

WATER STOCKS
Marin Co 5S 571SIS Wat Co. s3k sS%
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Pac L pfd % 60 stkn & E. 50 =
INSURANCE
Cal ms Co.. so 80 IFireman's Ed 145 15O
BANK STOCKS
Am MI Bk-12o lIon-ParIs Bk.125 40
Angio-Csl -. SIN Mer Trust ..195 $50
Bank Of Cal332i5 = 5 National
First Natnl. -20S 2121s Union T Co. .24O0
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger s & L. - 5000 s Saw u 575
Hum Saw Bk - 100 Sav & l. So. = 125
Nut Saw Bk.eL so See Saw Bk..
STREET RAILROADS
California ..1o7 lPresldio ......1o %
Geary 5000. 40
Giant Consolidated Co. .s......... T1K
SUGAR
Hawaiian c. 934 945z SfakaweH C. SO .ss1S
Honokaa Is 1914 Onomea 5 c. 3s15 39Is
Hutch p 167s IT'S Paauhau S c. 1sss 10
kiianea G. = Union Co. 42i5
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska A. 4St5 49hlPac Aux A fZ-
Asso OIL Co 29& 81 Pae T&T pfd - 81
Cal O A. 1O2Z Do com Is
Cal Wine A. As f. Oak &
NV& MtTm. - 115 ] Con pfd 90
Oceanic Co ~ =
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1alIs Page Of Commercial News
Eastern Livcstock Market

cases included 16@19c;. firsts, 22c; prime tirsts
23cs cheese strong. isa14c.
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Portland Butter Market
NORTHERN wheat Market

): PORTLAND, Sept 3o-Butter- Extras, 32iS
/ @33ci fancy, 32laei choice, SOC; store, 1sf.
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Ne,r.York stock Lists. ):

New y Ork stock Lists.
E IF. Hutton & Co.. 40 California street.
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
Ilish the following list Of bond and stock sales
Yesterday; =
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Fruits new cropl-Evaporate apples, 51a
612c; apricots 6q10c; peaches, 5@51ac for
standards. 6@6l5c for choice, &c for extra
choice and I15c for fancy; pears. 567hc; pItted
piums. 6@7i5c; figs, 2aG4e; prunes. size
basis n 4l4c for old and 81 1l4c for new crop.
with ii premium for the &arge and a discount
for the small sizes
Ralslns (new crop)-Clusters-4 crown. 81; .
crown. $3.50 crown. So; London layers-2
crown, 81. I.25;-3 crown; $1-35- Seeded, 71715c;
seedless, 4Lc; ThOmpson's seedless, 5Ac; loose
muscateIs. 5ssc for 4. crown, SIZE for. crown
and 4%c for crown.
+ Nuts-Alnonds thew eropf, nOnpareEls, 11@ q
12c; IXE, 1012@11e; ne plus ultra, 10c; brakes.
9lac;: languedocs, S12 @9e hardshells, T15c. Wal
nuts-1213 q 13c per lb- for No. softshelI and
S1k@10c for No. 2 do. 12c for No hardshen
and s isc for No. . do; ehestnlts, 20c per lb.
= HcneS-.Water white. comb, .16@17c; white,
l5cs water white; EXTRACTED, S@Sl3c;. white, In
Sc; light amber, 7d71sc; dark amber and can
died, 5A 45$4c per 10.
Beeswa1-2sG2ec per -lb for light and 24@25c
for dark. -
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Strawberries and raspberries continued to show
effects of the hot weather and only small
portion of the receipts brought the top quota
tions. the bulk OF the arrivals going to Gamers
at near the inside rates. Cranberries were
in increased supply four cars having been re-
ceiTed from the east thus far and liberal
consignments Of the Coos Bay article are at
hand The feature Of the citrus market was the
arrival of the first crop grape fruit Tor the
season, Nine boxes of rather small and green
fruit came in from Oroville. Butte county, but
were not sold. having arrived too late.
Strawberries $46l6 per chest.
Blackberries- -$2Q4 per chest.
Raspberrfes-S4. 50G6 per chest
!, Huckleberries-121sU y U14c per ID.
Cranberries-CaPe Cod, S10@ 1880 per Dbl;
Coos Bay, S4.25 per box.
Apples (per boxJ-Fancy in tier boxes, 90eB
$1.15; common to choice. 404I5c.
PearsEBartIetts, 75c9$l.10 per box; other
varieties. 40075c.
Quinces-50UT5c per box.
Pluins and Prunes-60c@$1 per box crate.
.Peaehes-Small boxes, including mountain
fruit. 40G5oc; large boxes, 509T5c; carriers 80
@60c-
s.Figs-65@lT5e per box.
Pomegranates per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 25et4Oc per box; can
tatonpes, 50c@S1 per crate; water melons. 81 70
az. 80 per dozen.
Grapes ,lcrates and small boxes)-Seedless 30
@90c; muscat. 100000; black 35@50e; tokay.
35G Csc; Isabella. 50065c; Cornichon. 609 T5c:
large boxes. 30 for seedless and 5OcMS1 for
other varieties; wine grapes. $12415 per ton.
with special brands selling up TO SOL
s.. .506950; grapefruit. nominal; lemons. 81. rs
G3.25 for fancy, s1-75@2 for choice and SIG
125 for standards limes $4d5
Tropical -Fruits-Bananas. $141-50 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 50G3 for Central American
pineapples,- s2@3 per Dozen
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California stock and on Exchange
Mining stocks


SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
tock and exchange board yesterdays
CnYrcTnfsr~c
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London Closing stocks.

Bar silger-Quiet s37sd per ounce.
.Money-14 @l1s per- cent:
Iae rate' of discount in the open market for
short bills is Ia per cent and for three months
bills q per cent.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour California family extras, 4og8 net
without discount; bakers extras, $5.404J-6o;
superine, S4.20G4 4.50; Oregon. and Washington,
per Dbl, S4:9995.40 for family. bakers and pat
ents and S475 for cut on; Kansas patents, So;
do straight. $3.50; Dakota patents, $6.I9;
straight $3.50; first clear. 500.
Fariuaceous Goods-Prces in packages net
cash, no discount are as follows: Graham. four,
rice -four. s6s0G7; corn meal, $3.e5l3s25; ex,
ira do. So. 50 a g. 70; oat meal S4.3oG456;
oat groats,- 81. .5OQ4 4:5o; hominy. s3.4OG3 so;
bnckwheat -four, $4.05Q4 4,25; cracked wheat
S330@3. so; farina, S4q4 20; whole wheat -four,
$50: rolled oats, bbls $6@I.50, in sacks 81 80
@6. rolled wheat, bbls $iqf.30, In sacks s.. 80
30; pearl barley. S.. .2O@5. 40; split peas,
boxes; IS. so per. 100 lbs
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IL shares sold:
New York Bonds

q ref 2s reg. .103 u Japan rs, I'd ser 50 ].
Do%.c0upon -le4 !. g. \ unifed As. e93s
DO IS reg =. .l9058 Nan: con gold 4s. S9as
Do coupon p. 101. Mex Central As. 81
Do IS reg 49,. f2f. Do: Is inc =. :]6
Do conpon -. .122 Afinn & st I. 4s' TS5s.
Amer Tobacco As. "a NJ. * &: Texas As: 80
- DO IS -.-:---.1llAl. DO DDS 81 u
Atch gen Is B.. .l0lA y. X Of Mex. con As So
Do. adj. As -. :. 93hs n C gen 3as.. 91%
Do cv Is --..'.. 95 L NY.NH cv-. 6s ctfs 1927
DO cv 5s ..... .1O3lsfN &C gen 5s. .124 9
Atlantic @ L As ~. Nor Pacific As. .102s4
Bait &-0hio IS. IO0St Do :3s :..... 73 :
DO S13s - 935i Nor & W. .4s.s 80
Brooklyn RT- IS 73A @ S. Line rfdg As 94Js
Central Of Ca Js.1oS1 u ia CIV gas 1914 94E
Do 1st inc..... 50 Pa con rs .IO4aS
Do Sd inc. =: 40. Reading gen 4s 99aI
Ches & Ohio A5ks.I02' Rep of Cuba 5s .IO2 "a
Chi a. Alton 3iss- 81 Il T. e. + N con 5s. III :.
c, r & Q new As. 9S q st i, & S*F fc 4s:.T4Is
C, r e. Pac' As. II q st T s. w con As. "a u
DO col 5s-----. 40 Seaboard A j, As. 30
Do refdgs 4s.:'. s9sk SO Pacific 4s:.. 90
C.C.C & ST. gn. As. 9egsf Do.1st. IS .. e5Ia-
Colo Indus 5s.. Is SO Railway 5s 102 :.
Colo Midland 4s.r 66 TEX e. Pac lists l10ss
Colo So As .-.s-.. ~ Tol,- st. T.. & w is. .775s
Del & Hpd cY $500 Union Pacific. As sIO23,s
Den & Rio @ 4s. 921s Do. cv As fs 97 AZ
Erie prior Hen IS. s6 = S Steel Cd IS. 1O2 :
Do gen IS .-.-; - Wabash lists. 10Els
Hook Val 4 2s. :, los e Western Md. Is -. Is
Int Met AIS 49,. eSls " .& 7. Erie; .4s::Ts
Japan 4se.. .s..s...: S0I2 WIS. Central Is sc =:
Do. AIS 90lsi
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There was no change in this market, the de-
mand being. fair at steady. prices.
CASH WHEAT
f.. California club. $1.6IM190; do. milling.
81: :F0Gl. s21a California white Australian. S1I5
al. .S0 lower grades of California, 81. 456 so; /;
northern club, $1.671s q f70;. northern blilestem
'SIl5g1.s0; northern red; $1.95; turkey red,
s115g 80 per ctl.
1o;so a.. M. Session.
8 -: p. M Session :. -.
/ , Barley-2The receipts of 5i,499 ctls included
%, 969 etls on a. vessel down: from Port Costa
for. export. Futures were higher and the cash
grain also. moved up another fraction.
-. CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot s1.S21a @1 .S!1d !;
l3Ea l40 shipping, $ls714 al. 4oi chevaiier;
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
Sss Sss.ssss fss& .ss s i $.sss 81 49, f.sS
p. m Session
Decembef- 1856 bid. 81 40 asked.
Oats-Aside from the. easiness of whites and
reds under liberal supplies. there is nothing to-
Choice white s1.7o@1.75; No: do. S1.65@
16ll5; common do 81. 500 go; gray S1.55@.
7 81 red, recleaned; for seed, S1-s5@2; feed
fots ST 600 10 for choice, $1-50d1 SO for good
and $1.45 for commons; BLACK, $2@2. go per ctl.
nominal market
California small round yellow, nominal, large
yellow, 81. .S5@l.90; white, nominal; western
states yellow, sacked, S1.90; In bulk, San Fran
cisco track, yellow, 1.S2; white, Slsl; mixed,
$f;s032; Egyptian nominal.
RVc-S1 40G71 ctI
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THE STOCK MARKET

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25

All the ghostly devices for the ceIe-
braton of the last October days will
be In order this week. and many are
the parties arranged TO follow the old
fashioned custom of searching out the
future. The Old-fashioned games, how
ever, are interspersed in many cases
with new ones. but for this one time 1t
is quite probable that bridge will be
dispensed with for one night at least
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25

The ladies Of Fort Douglas have
changed their custom and hereafter
through the winter wifi be at home
only the first Thursday in the month
There is so much going on in a social
way that the giving up of every
Thursday afternoon means frequent
inconvenience, so the change is a well
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-25

son. Hugo Druehl. will leave today for
New York TO be away some weeks.
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Mrs John Reed returned Friday,
after spending some two months In the
east visiting friends.
Mrs. c. c. Slade, who met with an
accident in Ogden canyon some weeks
ago, is reported to be much improved
and able to see her friends again.
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One of the pleasant events of the
week was surprise party given IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pc
terson. The first part Of the evening
was spent in games-high five and
ainch-after which refreshments were
served Those present were Miss Alta
Apgar, Miss Lena Dell. Miss Josie
Jones. Miss Emma Deitlicker, Miss
Teresa Dell, Mrs. H. Alpaugh, Messrs.
d. Latimer, F. Sellers, r. Coons and
F. Alpaugh
Miss Mildred Jones entertained q
party of her young friends on Friday
evening at a pinafore party in cele-
bration of her seventeenth birthday.
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Mrs. A w. Davis entertained last
evening for Miss Jean Kimball. whose
marriage takes place on Wednesday
next Mrs. J. w. Hyde also entertained
for Miss Kimball on Friday afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Sharp and Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Cutler, ir.. Will en-
terrain about $50 guests at a party in
the Twentieth ward amusement hall
on Wednesday.
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Miss Josephine Clawson will enter
tain at cards on Tuesday afternoon at
her home, IS Fifth East street.
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The Ladies' Germania club Will meet
on Wednesday with Mrs. L Herrick at
55S South Second West strcet. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Bader.
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Mr. and Mrs. Melvin W. Crane. who
were married in Ogden on Sept. 29,
after which they departed for a trip
to the northwest. will be at home for
the present at the Heron hotel await
ing the completion of the Smith apart
ments on Third East. where they viii
be permanently located.
On Tuesday evening Miss Cliffie
Cameron entertained for the members
of the E. B. NJ. society. and a most
delightful evening was passed in play
ing games, after which refreshments
were served. An enjoyable feature of
the evening was the initiation of new