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CURRENT TRADE CONDITIONS
Exhibit of Crops. Exports and Imports
and Railroad Traffic

The New York circular of Henry Clews saws:
1.-The wheat aud corn iarrests, il is true, will
current a month or SO ago; they are, however,
considerably above the average. and the
danger point for corn may be con-
sidered to have been safely passed, of the
financial situation is removed. The wheat prom
ise is % 000. 900 bushels ahead Of the final har-
vest returns OF year ago, itself excellent
crop year, and prices fully high as
per bushel for No. red. the standard. The
corn promise also exceeds that of last year
though by only $500, 600 bushels, the indicated
yield being 1896. 597 900 bushels: and corn
prices current at this time last year. Final
harvest returns usually exceed the preliminary
indications. Oats and hay. which are also I'M
portant crops, are well above the 1907 re-
turns, while cotton. though 1t has not yet ad-
vanced sufficiently to justify definite estimates
will unquestionably rank among the highest
yields of recent years. Taken altogether there
fore, the agricultural sections and all whose
ground, assured Of still another addition
to the long yearly record of agricultural pros
perity that has remained unbroken since the
partial failure Of the corn crop Of 1901. The
agricultural interests have participated only
Indirectly in the recent financial upheaval: they
are sound and solvent; their purchasing power
the touch Of complete confidence to extend the
hand Of fellowship and fraternal aid 10 the
industrial and, in turn, the mercantile interests
of the country. 1t is hardly probable that these
two interests will show much progress until
after the November election. and in the mean
time their demands will not become important
factors In the money market.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
Railroad traffic statements are showing the
effects OF most severe economies, which must
necessarily he reflected IN reductions in the net
returns of the large railroad systems. and II
is to be hoped that the economies will not
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THE STOCK MARKET
Continued Advance In Associated OIL
Southern Nevada Stocks Stronger
-Cora&tOek. Inactive

There was considerable falling OF IN trading
In the southern Nevadas yesterday. but the
tone Of the market was nrm and the leaders IN
both GoldAelds and Tonopahs were higher as a
rule. Belmont closed the day at s1.15. against
81 .O2 Friday, and Montana at 81 OF. against
81. The merger and Combination Fraction
each gained Sc on the day.
The Comstocks quiet. with no changes
worthy OF note.
Local securities were moderately traded In, as
usual on Saturday. Associated OIL continued to
advance touching $365s. Spring Valley Water
stock was lower. selling down to SS3z. but
the bonds were firm at SS6 So Otherwise
At meeting OF the board Of directors OF the
Goldfeld Consolidated mines company on
wednesday II was the understanding that the
corporation should pay % cents on each share
be declared in January, payable In March This
% cent dividend VIII be based upon g. 500. 900
shares Of outstanding stock and Will represenE
5000 In cash to be distributed to its stock
is the expectation OF the corporation to declare
an extra dividend from the surplus earned This
means from 81 to 81 % year on every SHARE
Of stock outstanding.
The Homestake mining company OF South
Dakota reports for the fiscal year ending MAY
81 1908. total income of $4,000, ,O45. an IN
crease OF S121. 121. The disbursements wera
s.. S52-223, an increase OF $341. .045. After the
was carried to the surplus account The com,
pany is now fully recovered from the effects or
the damage from IRE and water SuDerfn-
tendent Grier reports that ore reserves suitable
The output OF from the Ophir mine ~.
the last week was as follows 2lOO Level
1856 mining cars, assaying $30S5 per ton ana
322 cars, assayfng $29.24 per ton
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

New York stocks several points lower Coppers also off
Spot unchanged. Futures rather higher.
San Francisco bank eangs decrease cent from last
Southern Nevada stocks stronger Associated oil higher
Sterling exchange slightly lower. Silver unchanged
Wheat barley and the other grains quiet previous prices
Hay firm and in demand Oilcake meal advanced
Reported marked decrease in lima bean yield.
Linseed oil marked down Sc per gallon.
Late boats and trains hamper trading fruits and vegetables
Potatoes and onions frmer for choice stock.
Poultry unsettled, with the market well stocked.
Wine grapes firm and active in the local market.
Butter cheese and eggs firm with the latter higher.
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Hay and FcedstufYS

=. lhe nay market continues in excellent condi-
ton for sellers and is absorbing the large daily
receipts without difficulty and at full prices
Oiicake meal Is higher.
me circular of Scott & Magner SAYS:
Arrivals of Lay for the week have been
200 rons which is sau increase of about I ,no
tons over those Of the previous six days II
was expected that these excessive arrivals would
burden the market to such an extent that pricss
would decline somewhat. This has nor heen
lne ,., case All the hay that came in has been
reauliy taken care OF and sold at full figures
Prices were well maintained and ON the choieer
grades decidedly firm market was in evidence
throughout the week. The medium grades OF
hay have sold remarkably well under the cir
cumstances. and conditions at present writing
are decidedly strong
The hay fields are pracficalIv cleared as
there are only few struggling lots thar are
siilI being rushed In from the fields where
vented shipments heretofore. There is still con
siderable alfalfa hay along in the river districts
now being baled which will continue to come
III 10 market for some weeks to come
There appears to be no disposition ON the
part of any one to bring any quantity of hay
from the warehouses unless market prices justify
such action.
The demand for hay at interior points Is
becoming active; and this VIII largely tend to
points are known TO be very short of available
feed and Will be compelled TO come in to the
general market for their supplies
Arrivals recently of alfalfa hay BY water
have been the heaviest of the season and while
the market Is tritie easy. prices nave been
well maintained and all consignments have been
readily placed
The feeling on straw is quite dull as the
demand Is very moderate. and consgnments re-
Gently have not met ready sale
Bran-s29 50@3O-5O per ton for white and S2S
@2g. 80 for red.
MiddIngs- .5o@35 per ton.
Shorts-$31 1920 per ton.
F'eedstufrs- Rolled barley. S20@3e; rolled oats
for feed, $S1@33; mixed feed, s23@2S FOR aver
age lots: oil cake meal. In 20 ton lots. s37
In 10 ton lots $3.50, in 8 ton lots s3s. small
lots, $50; cocoanut cake or meal at mills. SIS
In 20 and 10 and $3.50 in ton lots, jobbing
S26, corn meal. $37613S: cracked corn S3s67 40.
broom corn seed sl.2J 1.30 per ctl; alfalfa maai
and mealfalfa, jobbing lots $23 carload lots SOP
per ton.
Hay--wheat, $15@o0; wheat and oat, s14@
Is: tame oat, $1401750; volunteer wild oaf
$12@14.5o; alfalfa, s1l@1s.5o, stock. $9.50@I2
per ton.
Straw-5o0e5c per bale
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 19.--The wheat prices were
the highest OF the crop today. AT the opening
tne market gave promise of its higher as
pect, prices being off fractionally on the heavy
arrivals In the northwest and at Winnipeg and
the good weather. Later, however, Canada dis
covered that her climatic conditions were I'M
settled and Liverpool failed to follow the de-
cline on this side yesterday. Traders In con-
sequence turned their attention to the export
situation and found that it good. 1t was
reported that all offerings from the seaboard
Kansas City and Duluth, aggregating 1900 900
bushels overnight. had been taken abroad. I'M
der this stimulus, prices started upward and
passed previous high marks. Added bull fervor
was calculated that Germany and the Medi-
terranean ports might have to close their
wharves to Russian wheat to avoid epidemic.
The southwest contributed a mite OF bulsh
news by warning the trade that dry weather
would restrict the of winter wheat seeded
this fall. Incidentally 1t was noted that primary
receipts for the week broke all previous records
by 100000 bushels but the bears were unable
TO make this factor telling one.
Fine weather for the maturing crop and more
raidlng of the September delivery depressed
corn prices at the outset but shorts covered
by the wheat bulge and the coarser cereals
closed firm with December up ssc. The cash
market was firm.
The oats market was a quiet affair, oyershad
owed by the corn and wheat pits. Prices
worked higher in sympathy with the other
grains December closing ssc up.
The corn strength and support from packers
stimulated the provision market and closing
day
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FUTURES
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK Sept 19.-FIour- Receipts II :
300 barrels; exports. 5000; firm but quiet.
Winter strafghts, S4.2o14.43; winter extras,
So. 40@3 90; winter low grades. s3.3o@3s0.
Wheat-Receipts; $1,000 bushels; exports, l32.
s1.l2Ia I. o. b. afoat; No. = hard winter. sl.0g1a
(. o. b. afoat y brief opening decline in wheat
today was followed by strong advance OF II
cent per bushel, due to dry weather in the
southwest a good export demand and covering
OF shorts. Tne close .sM1c net higher.
September closed S1.03s4; December closed
$I.d9as; May closed $1.l0k
Hops-Drll; Pacific coast 1907. 5@1c; leo6,
3@5c.
Hides-ouiet; Bogota 1sl5 a i9Iac.
Wool-Quiet: domestic fleece. 30M3212c.
Petroleum-Steady; refined New York, S5oc;
Baltimore. g. 45c: do in bulk 4.95c.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. s.45a35oc;
3.20613.25c refined. steady; No. @. 4c: No. Z,
4.75c; No. s, 4.60@4.i0c No. .. 4.G5c; No. 10.
I3. 4.s0@4. 4oc; No IA, 4.25@4s5c; coafection-
ers' A. 4.90@ 5c; cut loaf. d.90M6c; crushed,
5.4oG5: :90c; powdered. o.5oc; granulated 520c;
coffee-The market for futures closed steady.
unchanged TO &c lower Reported sales were or
1880 bags, including December, 5.55@ Coo
tos No. 4. S1ac; mild. dull Cordova, pa Ulz &c.
Butter-Easy, unchanged.
Cheese--Firn, unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet and STEADY. unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-1he market noninally
unchanged with fancy quoted at 952@losac
choice. IA a9c; prime. I4@6Re; common to
fair. 506c.
Prunes--Are in jobbng demand at quotations
ranging from 4c TO 13c for California and from
614c 10 Tlac for 0regons.
Apricots- Steady on spot. but there is little
demand for forward shipment from the coast.
Choice are quoted al S&MSI.e; extra choice,
So. GIsc; fancy. 10l3 G11c.
Peaches-Dull, with choice quoted Mt Tl5M
7%.c; extra choice. 7s. @se; fancy, 81 6,9c.
Raisins--I nchanged. with loose muscaJel quot
ed at 4a4M84e; choice To fancy seeded. b1a a.
7Ae; seedless, As aec; London layers, s1.6oG
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be carried to the point of actual injury to
the properties Trade conditions are slowly i'm
proving and will probably continue to improve;
Ia put business affairs still far from normal
imports are making a better showing, on
Wednesday the largest single days customs
revenues since January having been collected at
the port OF New York, while the average re-
ceipts SO far In September show distinct Inn
provement over August. Exports are also look
ing up somewhat, the value Of domestic products
with s44 s67, ,o45 I'M August 1907. and $4s ss5 ss2
in August, 1905, while so far for the calendar
year the value is $676, ,455 500 as against $780,
ago There is, however. large trade inter
national balance due this country, and with
the foreign banks we'll stocked with gold, any
substantial advance in money rates here will
attract the precious metal especially as the
season OF active exports Of our grain and cotton
is so closely at hand
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New York Money Market
weekly Clearing House statement

NEW YORK, Sept I9-The statement of the
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold $50.21S.525 more than the re-
quirements of the 25 per cent reserve rule. This
is a decrease of $1.774,300 in the proportionate
cash reserve. as compared with last week The
statement follows: Loans 1,3lS, 100. de-
crease s45I7700; deposits 81 ,412, ,563, 500, de-
crease STATS. 400; circulation s54, AL 600. de-
crease sS1 5oo legal tenders $7s 684 800 decrea Sc
1892 200; specie 1929. .604 800, decrease 81 S12.
700; S403, ,359 400, decrease SO, Gas, BOO:
reserve required 1858. .I40,s75, decrease 81 1S74.
600; surplus $50 21S 525. decrease S1.I74. 800; ex
United States deposits s52547,7 700. decrease ST.
Sl0S S5G
The percentage of actual reserve of the clear
ing house banks at the close of business yester-
day was 2S. 76.
The statement of the banks and trust COM
panies of Greater New York not members of the
clearing house shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits of 81 ,042 563. 100. total cash
on hand 500, 76S, 100, and loans amounting to
The Financier will say:
The statement Of the associated banks of New
York city for the week ending September 10 was
different in some details than had been sntic-
pated. the reserve deposit showing slight
gain of $20.750 instead of decrease as had
been foreshadowed. The increase in surplus re-
serve was not brought about by gains in cash.
for the banks lost during the week according
TO the statement based actual conditions, the
sum of IS. .55l. 500 in specie and legal tenders
this decrease being traceable, of course. to the
movement OF money to the interior for crop NOV
ing purposes and also TO renewed shipments
10 Canada and elsewhere. The gain in surplus
reserve really brought about by the reduc-
tion Of Sl4.2s9, 600 in deposits, which lessened
reserve requirements by a sum greater than the
loss reported In cash. There a decrease of
$12. 300 in loans. occasioned probably by the
liquidation which evident throughout the
week in the stock market and the contraction Of
loans explains the corresponding decrease in de-
posits. IL is interesting In this connection 10
note that the trust companies of New York not
connected with the clearing house reported for
the week an increase of S7,2s5 100 in loans and
increase of s7.239. 200 in deposits. 1t seems
that the new commitments for the week were
nud al-o DIo nfx- hx Trffgt
the beginning of the year the associated banks Of
New York city have expanded their loans about
5000. 0O0. 600. their deposits about $500 600 900
and their surplus reserve between $50 600 900 and
S60, ,OO0. 600.
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Rutter. Chee.e and Exg.

Business in everything under this head was OF
humdrum routine character yesterday, being
confined to narrow limits a rule, but the mar
ket for all three descriptions closed Arm and In
excellent shape for the selling interests Eggs
were Ec dozen higher for extras, that being
the only change in the quotations. There were
several sales at 40c the exchange but the
closing sales at 39iAc. and that was ac-
cordingly made the official quotation Fifty
cases Of extras sold 40c and 20 went at 30 BIC
All butter handlers were very arm In their views.
and ii the consensus OF opinion that the
market for all grades would continue strong FOR
some time TO come. The cheese market, too. Is
showing more tone
Receipts were Al 900 lbs butter, $4,000 lbs
cheese and 5S5 cases eggs
The following are official quotations estao-
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 1 I5c TO &c higher, owing to the
various charges TO be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, % 11c per ID,
firm; do frsts, 26c, hrm; do seconds, 22c.
frm; do thirds, zoe, firm; eastern extras, 25c.
Arm: packing stock, firm at &c for No. 1 and
zoe for No 2
Cheese-California: Fancy dats. HE per ID.
firm; do hrsts. 1017c, nrm: do seconds. e1ac.
firm; fancy Young Americas 121sc. drm; do
nrsts. 12c firm Oregon: Fancy fats 13c. firm !;
fancy Young Americas. 1415c. firm.
Eggs fper dozen, cases Included California
fresh extras, 3915c, firm; do frsts, 3215c. 1rm;
do seconds, 26I]c. firm; do thirds. 22c, hrm !;
eastern selected pc. arm; do frsts. 23c, firm !;
do seconds, 2lc, firm; storage extras. 29c, firm.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Ihe leading cash quota
tions were MS follows: Flour--Firm; winter pat
ents Sflo@ 20: straights. s4g4.60; spring pat
ents S5.301560; straights S4@4.S0; bakers
S2s5@4.l0 Wheat--No spring, $1.06; No. g.
9Gc@$l.O5: No. red. 9s1acMS1.0ls4. Corn
Oats--No. , white 4912c; No. 5 white. AN "a
DOC Rye-1No. 2, IGl2c. BarIey-Fair TO choice
mailing, 60@62c. Flaxseed-No. l, $12312; No.
northwestern, $1.25. Timothy seed-Prime.
50 320@3.30. Cloyer-Contrsct grades, 50. Short
ribs. sides Qoose). 50. 15GJ 10.12h. Mess pork,
per bbl, SlJ.62 u q 1o.1. Lard. per 100 lbs,
5000 Short Gear sides tboxed), S10M10. 25
WHISKY. basis OF high wines 81 81
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FUTURES
1880 a. IN. Session
May-si.4o.
Flour and Fnrinaceous Good.

tlour-t,aitfornid family extras So 4eaa6 net
Wilhout discount: bakers extras. So. 4v0u5 .65 ;
superhne 81 2oesf 90: Oregon and Washington
per hhl, S4:yo9 3. ~ for family. bakers and nat.
enis and S4'5 for cut OFF: Kansas patents s6:
10 10 sr straight, $3.50; Dakota patents. So G5 |;
larnaceons Goods-Prices in packages net
sash. 81 no "a discount. arc follows: Graham -four
=, per loV lbs; rye -four. $40; rye meal So 20:
rec nc nour. Sosu1t: corn meal S3.0543 25; ex-
.ra cream do, S311D3. -; oat NEAL S4 3O0i 80
oat groa's, 81 .509I 90: hnminy, So 4013 so.
nnchwneat -four. s4.05a425: cracked yyheat :
so..,o q s.oo; farina. s4QlI-20; whole wheat -four
so;ao -. rolled oats, hl''s s6aT5o. in sacks s43O@
s;oo; pearl barley, s5ao@5.4o; split peas. boxes.
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LOCAL MARKETS
San Er,,c,.co ,,

Inc Inc only change in local rates yesterday was
signt decline in sterling exchange
statement or the condition OF the Hongkong
anu SHANGHAI banking corporation June 30 1905
SLOWS increases as compared with the state
ment or December 81. 1907 as follows: Total
assets. SS3,323.6I0, cash on hand SO. S42 O9I !:
auvanees Ss O0o COO; reserve. $500. 600: undivided
pronts, S40O,OO0; deposits, S31 ,57S. 600
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Hides. Tallow. Wool and Hop.

Hfdes-Cuils and brands sell about !, fllc un.
der quotations Heavy saited steers, 13c: me
dium. lic; light. Sc; cowhides, 1oc for heavy
&c for light; stays. 61ac; salted kip. 10c; sslted
dry kip, 15c; dry calf. zoe: dry stags iec;
dry veal 16c; Mexican dry hides, i6lsc; Mexiear
sheepskins. shearlinss, 2o@soc each; short wool
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Rcans and seeda

The bean market shows no further change.
The lima bean crop Of the southern part of the
state Is placed at 6.0O0.000 pounds, against
| about 5000. 900 pounds last year, showing =
shrInkage Of 2.o0o.0 600 pounds.
| Beans !per ctD-Bayos. $2.s0@2 30; pea
S4.50; small white. old "a .25@4 So new 81 2J:
large white. 81 25g3 40; pink. 50 s0@2 80
red: s3259S. .5o; butter. nominal: iimas
eyes. ss 2593 90; horse beans. $1.5Oao; Gran
berry beans. $3.50; Garvanzas. $1.75@2
Seeds-Brown mustard. So. 10; yellow mustard
nominal; naxseed. $2.T5@S. carload lots: canary
&C; alfalfa. 171s@20c; rape. cleaned, 2@2Ibc;'
timothy. nominal; hemp, 4c; millet. 2%d
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at s1.e567i ia
per ctl
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Butter, Cheese auu Ecg,

CHICAGO. Sept. 1J.-On the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creameries
2o423c; dairies, 1I@20c. Eggs nrm; ut mark,
cases included 1561 lsc; firsts 21c: prime nrsts.
22c. Cheese firm at 12M13c
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Cheese-F1rln, unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet and ste ady. unchanged.
nRIED ERI-IrS
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.--rhe metal markets
quiet and generally unchanged in the alb
sence of cables Tin easy at 2S30@2S Soc
Copper continued weak, with lake quoted at
13. 81 = G13d2c; electrolytic at 1325@ 1887 15c
and casting at 13@l3.1212c
Lead was quiet at 4.4ih@4.5oc and spelter
dull at $4.75M4.S0.
Iron-Unchanged.
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balances. SOC, ,3OI %-''-'
.nda. IAcoMA ss- Sept 1s.-clearings s7os. .4ei bal
balances. S267, ,I5S F''o'
SEATTLE. Sent 1e-f,lsari,rs e. 30 o1o.
balances x27o 5oa --eS' @i,o1o'ofo,
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NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-sHutton's wire says
Trading has been light. There short
covering ON reports of too much rain parts
of the belt. Tie weekly figures little bull
ish. We rather look for traders market, with
sales sharp advances and purchases on sharp
breaks
Spot closed quiet Middling uplands, 9.5oc
middng gulf, y.15c No sales
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
Sam Francisco Rnnk cIaar,nr

Local bank clearngs last week were $40 702 :
ooe, aaginst s44.O90.520 for the corresponding
~eek iast year, decrease of S., ,3S7, ,452 or 4
per cent This is the smallest decrease for .
long time. Ao
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Provisions

Cured Meats-Bacon, to 10 lbs. 17c 10 to
l., y IDS l6c; light medium and medium. 14c; bel
nes, II 10 "A lbs. 15c; sugar cured, s to lbs,
zic; to 10 lbs. zoe; 10 to l. lbs. i9c; fancy
sugar ~ cured, 2Sc per lb; English cured bacon.
10 IDS lse; to 10 lbs. lie; 10 to II lbs. lie;
iotac Tor light; extra fine brands lie; California
esms esi @loc; mess beef, Sil per bb; family.
so050; clear. $3.50: mess Saa; pig pork. s24:
pigs feet. S. for half bbis 81 Is for Is ID kegs
ana Sl-So Tor kits; smoked beef, 17iz @19c
Lard-Tierces quoted at &c for California
compound and III 13c for California pure; eastern
pure, l2lsc for terces; half bbs. pure, 12%e;
90 % 10 tins: l2&e: 10 Id tins. 13Ae; ID tins,
Cottoiene-One half bbl, 1oAc; half bbls,
10Ac; J tierce, 10lsc; tierces. roc; tierces'
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Wheat and other Grain,

Wheat-Liverpool futures were lower Chicago
was higher and reported a good cash demand
Ior export at all principal markets. Bati-
more worked "a loads. Duluth 100000 bushels
and Chicago 100000 bushels Minneapolis re-
ported a big cash demand.
ne san Francisco market continues unchanged
pay 1t. -
CASH WHEAT
California club Sl.G1Iaq1 20: do milling
Sl.t0Cgl:I2 California white Australian 81 5s
Ql-s0' lower grades of California 81 45d so:
northern club, S1G1 y 4I.To; northern buestem
si.I9gl-sO; northern red. $1.65; turkey red
$1.T5u1.SU per etI.
FUTURES
1880 u Session
No quotations.
Barley-fu utures were higher Yesterday and
the cash market was steady and unchanged.
sellers were nrm and refused to make any con.
cessions.
CASH BARLEY
Good to chcice feed. spot. 81 .s06I S3a.: COM
mo1 10 fair. 81 -2041 .2S% per cti: brewing
si3. e q 4u' snippg, Sl.o5Gl1 81 ~. enevaiIer
S1-55 CO.
FUTURES
1880 a. IN. Session
DecemDerIS1 &C.
Oats-More stendiness in whites Is reported.
heds continue easy. All prices are unchanged
Choice white, $1.1o@1. 1.1a; No. / do. 81 65G
i.oa1a; common do. sl.5Jg1 .6D; gray. S1.55Gl
i.o- y. red. recieaned. for seed. 81 1S5Gl2; feed
lots, sl.65g1-15 for choice 81 1.5O@ / so for good
ana Vito for common black $26l2 80 per cIl
YESTERDAY.
California small round yellow. nominal: large
Yellow, $l.s5Ql.eo: white, nominal: western
states yellow. sacked. S1.9O: II bu.k Sap Fran
cisco track, yellow. 81 81 white, 81 So mixed
SlS2; Egyptian nominal
Rye-Sl. .40@1.45 per ctl
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Northern Wheat Mark.

~. W ASHINGTUN
TACOMA, Sept. 19.-Market steady ma
changed. Milling Bluestem. 94c; club. slc:
red req Ssc. EIport-Bluestem, s2e; club, Ssc;
fOhILAND, Sept. l9.-Choice milling sorts
mack rsa o prices: Club see; bluestem Ysc; turkey
quality: Club, SSe bIuestem s2c: turkey red
92c; red Russian. SEC -
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Imnorfs at New YORK

NEW YORk, Sept. l9.-Imports of merchan-
disc and dry goods the port OF New York for
the week ending September II were valued al
$14, ,402, ,S2s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
Movements of Specie
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-Impvrts of specie
were: Silver. 500, ,5S6; gold, $105.944 Exports
Siye., $507, ,6S2.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
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z. F. Hutton & Co.. 800 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday