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The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-28
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Forty eight Qualify at the
Open Golf Tourna-
ment.
WILLIE SMITH IN THE LEAD
Man from Mexico Ahead ut Myopia
Hunt Club at End of First
SO Holes.

Hamilton, Mass. Aug. 27-ABy brilli-
golf in the afternoon. Willie Smith.
fresh from the burning sands of Next
co, led the field to-day at the end Of
the first SO holes of the open golf cham
plonshp at the Myopia Hunt club. The
scores of those who qualified were as
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-28

Left on base, Chicago g. New York
10; two base hits, Waltse, Evers,
Killing 2; sacrifice hit, Wiltse; stolen
bases, Devln, Evers Holman, Sey-
mour, steinfeldt; double plays, Tinker,
Evers and Chance, Pfeister and
Chance; struck out, by Pfeister 3, by
Wiltse /; first base on balls, off Pfeis7
ter 2, off Wiltse L. Time, hours.
Umpires, O'Day and Emsle.
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sierIden.

Score by innings:
Springfield 30 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 IL
Meriden ...1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Stolen bases. Maggert, Conner,
Finn, Golden (2): sacrifice hits, Ris-
ing, Standard. Waite, Yale, Mean
drews, Burns, Golden, Accorsini; first
base on balls, off Parker 6, off Plank
2; struck out. by Parker Q, by Plank
z; first base on errors, Springfield 3,
Meriden /; left on bases, Springfield ..
Meriden Q; double play, Burns, Stank-
ard and Yale; wild pitch, Plank; time,
1852; umpires, Bunyan and Murphy.
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Boston.

'-Batted for Smith in ninth.
''-Batted for Sullivan In ninth
Score by Innings:
ST. Louis ...........O 0 000ooos-3
Boston .............0 I 0 90 0 0 0 o.
Three-base hits, Stahl, Walla e; sac
rlhce hits, Lord. Ferris; stolen bases.
Thoney; left on bases, Boston 5, St.
Louis 5; first base on balls, off Bailey
4. off Young 4 first base on errors. st
Louis 1; struck out by Young g. by
Bailey Q: wild pitch. Bailey; time, 1:42:
umpires. Hurst and o'Loughln.
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ONLY ALLOWS THREE HITS
Dlneen Pitches Stellar Ball In Second
Game--Rnin Stops Remaining
Scheduled Contests.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TODAY.

Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
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EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK 2lWith selling of
selling
weekly
selling The
calls additional
the
these followed by selling
decline
prectated The task
the market therefore proved difficult and time
which
speculative operations by the Standard oil capitalists notably
affected Paul
industr affected by this relationship This
the
oil activities TO influence political and legislative
the Standard oil from The
the Standard
political of
throughout
the
Another
the exchange
the talk
showed something like mpence large
mills immediate and took
the dissemination OF buyers to follow considerable
gathered
the day losses and the 1arrans and Hills St Paul and Reading the
o ~ points = -
sales States
bondsw unchan call
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THE STOCK MARKET
Florence Breaks q Reported Con-
templated Suit-LOcaI Securities
Quiet and Easier

The week opened quietly In local securities. and
the general tone was weak, though Giant powder
advanced from $70-50 to 81. 80. Associated oil
was lower, selling down to $3.50. and Spring
Valley water was also lower, declining TO S33-
The Spring Valley bonds remained unchanged.
The Comstocks were quiet and generally weak.
with leaders lower
The feature in southern Nevadas was the bear
drive on Florence. on report from Nevada that
Judge Lindley and associates were contemplating
a suit against that company. with application
for receiver. charging Thomas Lockhart with
grave mismanagement in the granting Of leases
TO $3.371a where It closed. A secondary dis
patch, however, was Inclined to discredIt the re-
port and said that such procedure might lead
TO reprisais by Parker and Lockhart IN which
there would be "a merry war" The other
leading southern Nevadas felt the weakening in
huence Of the movement against Florence and de-
clined the merger going down from $3.50 TO
SJ.7712 and Combination Fraction from 81. .25 20
SLIT. There some activity In Daisy at a
OH stocks ex dividend yesterday were Union
125 and United petroleum $3.50.
David S. Baehman has been elected a member
OF the stock and bond exchange to take the seat
OF Bert r. Hecht.
The California fruit Gamers association paid
regular monthly dividend Of 60 cents per share
/; The directors Of the GOldaeld Consolidated
mines company at their recent meeting decided
and to extend the life Of leases already
granted There 30 leases In operation
on the ground OF the Consolidated mines com
pany. They mostly on the Combination Nos
and B. Red Top. Laguna. Last Chance Col
conda and Hazel Green. There are SIS men
in the nelghborhood Of S7oO. 600. while the rail-
road and water systems. together with the con-
censrating plant win cost about sl25. 900 addi-
viii treat about 600 tons a day. and 4, exp~ct,s
TO effect saving OF from 90 to % per cent
The \ eo expectation & Of the company is 70 make
West Tonopah mining company has levied an
assessment OF 1,c. delinquent October "a
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Hides, TalIow, Wool and Hop.

Il Is reported that about half of the Oregon
and Sonoma hop crops have been contracted FOR
while engagements have been made for about
three-quarters Of the Mendocino crop.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1b0fe nm
der quotations Heavy saited steers. 12c: me-
dium, lie: light &c: cowhdes 1Oc FOR he.v~
DC for light; stays. 61sc; salted kip, Toe: ssStsi
veal, lac; salted calf. 141sc: dry hides. iSr.
dry kip, 15c; dry calf. zoe; dry stays i2e:
dry veal lSc; Mexican dry hides. i6isc: Mexicsn
dry salted do. 13c: Mexican picked do ise.
sheepskins. shearlings. 20G30c each: short Wool
s5@5oc each; medium. 55@soc each: long wool
s5c@$1 rs; lambs, 15645c: horse hides seit'
$2.50@2. 70 for large and siT5@2 for mes"n, ssa,'
75c9$1 .25 for small aud 25650c for colts: horse
hides. dry. $2@2.25 for large and 81 2ael2 for
medium. 5oc@Sl for small and 25f75oc for colts.
aeerskns, dry Mexican. 2sGSoe; dry saitcd do
24Q26c picked do. zoe; dry Central AmerIcsn
zo@soc; goatskns, prime angora. Isc@si 4 large
hair goats. 35c; medium. 2oc: small 5f3 3fsc
Tallow-No: | rendered. AZ G4%c: No. a ass
&c; grease. 2621hc. s~
wooI-spring clip tfree) Humboldt. year.
staple, l54lsc; northern Humboldt and Men.lo.
cino. dlgl5c, San JOAQUIN. T6cec: southern
coast. 64sc; Nevada. 96112c per ih rau si,,
northern mountain tfree). easc: defective. sss
@151sc per lb. ~
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall stocks and the coppers break several points
Cotton futures lower. Copper metal declined.
Local mining stocks weak with the leaders lower
Silver and Hongkong exchange advanced.
All grades of cordage 12c lower.
Wheat, barley and the minor grains unchanged
Government in the market for large lines of and hay
Potatoes and passing of receivers hands freely
Six of western poultry the market.
Butter, cheese and eggs active and higher
Fresh fruits depressed by accumulated stocks
Large part of the hop crop reported contracted for
Cattle, sheep and hogs previously quoted
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

4, CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Evidence of accumuiat.
ing stocks was too much for the wheat market
@ soaay, and an early advance, for which mere ins
SecHeu no legitimate reason was more thah iosL
december closing 1Ac under Saturday: corn
sumped nearly 2c while oats and provisions ,s re-
December wheat at the outset rose 1ac over the
previous close was whimsical proceeding,
which, for the lack of better reasons, was
ascribed to small country offerings and the bull
ishness of pit traders at a moment when there
happened to be little pressure The bulge was
sufficient to bring out long wheat, to say moth
ing OF the short article and this state of affairs
continued throughout the day. Northwest re-
IONS, and the visible supply statement Iur-
| nished evidence of tremendous increase In
week of ,s72, 900 bushels. whereas last year at
this time the visible decreased 1,541 900 bush
els. Other bearish influences were the small ex- -
port sales reported as compared with Saturday @ Us Is
enormous total. the worlds shipments 1.OOO,Q0o
bushels greater than expected. and favorable
Weatner In Argentina. indifference 10 the al
vance here Saturday and advlces that the chol-
era in Russia was not likely to result In an
embargo oy other nations on the products
from Hc on May to Ac on September. Primary
receipts were 2,901, 900 bushels, against 1,446,-
and flour were equal to 75O 900 bushels. Local re-
ceipts We're 90 cars, 13y of contract grade Inc
2,0sI cars, against 1,263 last week and S14
year ago. The board of trades on passage"
stateL1nt showed decrease of 357 600 bushels.
The market for corn held its own for a few
moments after the opening, but followed this by
resumption of the recent declines. Closing
prices were at the bottom. with December IA az
&c under Saturday. Cash in the sample
market ruled from 1ac to lie down.. Local re-
ceipts were 400 cars and of this 1222> were con-
tract.
Oats were dull and prices were lower in SYM
pathy with other cereals, although there was
some influential buying on the soft spots. Closing
prices were at the bottom, December being of
h@&c- Local receipts were 357 cars.
Provisions opened 21ac higher on light run
OF hogs and sharp advance in the cash market
at Liverpool The advance called out liberal
realizing sales however, and closing prices on
January products were from 5@712c to 20@
20 1ac under Saturday.
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THE COFFEE TRADE
Heavy Movement Mt Santos-Prospects
for the Current Crop

The New York circular Of Henry Ncrdlinger
& Co. says: 'Thc into sight movement at San
tos continues to be very heavy. The principal
reason given for this heavy movement. and the
one generally accepted az the true reason, Is the
early enactment Of an increased export tax.
We do not share this view. but believe the
heavy movement to be due to the favorable
mediately after the picking season and to the
lack OF storage facilities on the plantations.
The receipts sosfar approximate closely those
of the bumper crop Of two years ago. but they
are also similar to those Of the 10000 crop,
which crop amounted to only l0.400 900 bags.
The receipts OF two years ago reached their cul-
minating point during the Arst half Of October,
but continued on a very heavy scale until the
crop movement in isos was reached during the the
first half Of September. after which continual
falling OF was encountered. whsther the slight
marked the turning point in this years crop
movement remains yet to be seen. We Judge
from present indications that the current Rio
and Santos crop will amount to about Il. $50 900
bags. Consideration Of the size Of this crop has
been. however. put INTO the background for the
time being by the recent passage OF legislative
the export taxes on coffee and limiting the ex-
portation OF the article to such quantities during
the next three years ~ It is supposed consump-
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held over from last week. were standing on the
tracks in the railroad yards yesterday morning,
and fonr ~ Them had been hauled to the stores
ND to noon. The ruling prices We're 81 ror
hens s767.50 for young roosters, S595.o0 Tor
fryers and S4614.50 for broiling chickens In
view OF the large supplies dealers were not pny-
ing freely preferring To hold OF and await de,
velopments. There not much native raised
stock received and what little did come IN was
not needed. as retailers paying no atten-
tion to that line of goods.
S6m6s,0 for large and S76S for extras; young
ROSTERS S6.50G7: do extras. SSG9; flyers. S5g
80; large broiiers $4d4.50; small broilers. $50
4: ducks saas: pigeons, 81 25e7 1JO; squads.
sea so: geese s2.5 per pair; turkeys, 24gz5c
per lb for young and 22@23c for old
f,ame-Nomfnal.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Sept 21.-Huttons wire says
On weak cables and bearish spinners' news the
local market opened steady. 8 to IL points down.
trading on early dealings being quite large.
There were many rumors as to the strike at
Manchester. 1t was certain that half OF the
mills there refused to open this morning. and
half of them running and paying well. The
best information we have is that the strike will
soon be settled Many complaints of too much
rain over the belt.
The Commercial says: There seems to be
disposition TO further reduce crop estimates.
There is no longer talk of Il, 900 900 bales that
was popular short time ago. Many we'll posted
cottonmen now placing their estimates around
Il, SOC, 900 bales and the enthusiastic bulls say
that the crop Will turn out considerably under
that ngure There would be an advance from
this level on the reduction of crop estimates IL
there was anything in trade conditions to justify
1t. The bears, however. say that, no matter
what the crop is. II will be too large, and the
mills do not come forward to buy cotton. The
south is not anxious to sell at present prices and
the cotton producers seem to have the support of
their local banks In their effort not to break
prices further by their offerings
COTTON ETTTI1RES
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tion vii! require These laws are preparatory
70 70 tne placing Of loan OF f15,0000 900 sterling,
tne proceeds of which are to be used for the
Tetirement rn OF previously incurred indebtedness
underwritten here and in Europe.
=, Inc market win henceforth be governed more
ny naturai conditions than for years past Inc
trade follow its pursuits without fear OF n
sudden se. collapse Of the government undertaking
Wnich was held out often by spectators ana
is even now predicted by them.
ne distributing trade all over the world is
poorly supplied. Withdrawals from port stocks
% were ngnt Tor the last two months, but ac,uaI
consumption takes its daily quota a revival
OF trade activity cannot be far or when 1t
sets IN 1T Will be found that desirable quantities
are not plentiful, arrivals of new crop at our
port snow up poorly In the roast in good
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New YORK Metal Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-The London tin market
was unchanged at f130 Is Cd for spot but fu-
lures were a shade higher at fI31 los The local
market quiet at 2s.371s @2S. .62isc-
Copper was lower In the English market with
The local market was weak also. Lake Is quoted
at 13.25@13.50e: electrolytic, 13.12h@13.25c;
casting. 12.s7ia @13c.
lish market. The local market was dull at 4.47h
64.50c.
market. The local market dull and a shade
lower at 4.721s 64.7Thc.
Iron was unchanged in the English market
with standard foundry quoted at 50s 50 and
Cleveland warrants at 51s IT'D. Locally no
change was reported. No. / foundry, northern.
S16.50@17.25; No. 2 foundry, northern. $16@
1875: No l southern and No. 1 southern soft,
SIG. 6.75Ml7.25
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New York Grain and Produce


2o.ooo barrels exports, 2s,ooo barrels Market
Wheat-Receipts. 10000 bushels; exports.
l43, 600 bushels. Spot market easy; No red.
Si,o1 70 GL9ss elevator. SI.os% I. o. b. anoat;
No. hard winter, $109A T. o. b. adoat. on.
tions.New high records for wheat were made In
weather news and the Russian cholera reports.
but export trade not developing the market sub
sequently broke badly and closed &c net lower
eember closed at s1.oeA; May closed at
Hides-Quiet.
Wool-Quiet
sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining. s.45as boc:
centrifugal, ee test, s.s5@4c; molasses sugar,
3.2o@a.25c: Refined. steady.
Conee-Futures closed quiet, net unchanged
to I've points lower. Sales were reported Of
l5,50o bags, including: September, 5S5c; Octo-
Der, 5.eoc; December, 5:5o@5.55c; May, 5soc.
SIC. Mild: dull; Cordova.S sE ai2sc. sc. NO. =
ButterlMarket irregular Creamery. 24c; ex-
err frsts. 1917 @2oc. 49, ''''''' = 60 =
e sma coaree p rsts
13c; large colored or white fancy, 12hc; good
to to prime. @ l2@l2ne; rs; common to fair, 1oA@
Eggs-Market firm. Western nrsts, 22@o3c:
seconds. 21@21Hc.
DRIED FRUITS
fancy quoted at sh@1o5sc; choice. IL @sc;
Prunes-Spot prunes are quiet, but fruit of
attractive quality. is in light supply. particu-
larly as to the larger sizes. and the market
holds steady with quotations ranging from
4Gl3c for California and from 6N@71kc for
Oregon fruit.
Apricots-There is moderate demand for
apricots, but only for small lots and the market
is rather easy in tone with choice quoted at
81 @S1zc; extra choice, S1a@9c; fancy, 1o1s
@11c.
Peaches-Are dull and, with the exception of
fancy, rule easy. with choice quoted at 715 a
Raisins-Unchanged, with loose muscatei
quoted at 4Z@6Kc; choice to fancy seeded,
6h67%c; seedless, AZ acc; London layers
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 21.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, firm; No. 2 spring wheat. S1.02 !;
No. 3. 98cqSl.06; No. 2 red, S1.00A al 01 y ;
No. corn, IS@7SHc; No. 2 yellow, TS67SAc;
No. 2 white oats, 491ac; No. 3 white, 471a@
49%c; No. rye, T6@76Ac: fair to choice malt
ing barley, 59@6ac; No ! faSseed; sl.23; No.
$3.50; clover, contract grades. SO; short ribs,
sides Qoose), S9.s71a @1o25; mess pork, per Dbl.
$l5.3712 @15. so; lard, per 100 lbs, S10.371 u !;
short clear sides (boxed). S1O.25@10.50; whisky,
basis Of high wines, $1.37.
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VisfbIe Grain suppIv

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-The visible-supply OF
grain September 10. compiled by the New
"a sos, 900 bushels. increase 3,S72.O00 bushels;
corn 2.913,000 bushels. increase 907 900 bushels;
oats 5.S7S.000 bushels. increase 745 900 bushels;
rye 200 bushels increase 81 900 bushels: bar
ley 3426. 900 bushels. Increase SIS. 900 bushels.
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Rutter. Chee.e and Egg.

The week opened with the market for eggs and
dairy produce active and very nrm. Inc top
dozen again, and local storage extras were lc
higher at SOC. while the best California nat
cheese was 1ac a pound higher at l2c All
grades of eggs, both local and eastern. were IN
have fully recovered from the depression which
dominated 1t so long
There was more business in butter under the
call the exchange than for many day
and in a spirited contest between the bull and
bear interests the former or victorious by
swapping up everything offered and bidding Tor
more. There was general advance In prices
eastern extras going up &c, while local stock was
1c higher for extras and lac and 1ac for hrsts
and seconds. respectively
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-30 cases Of California extras at SO15c
10 at 2912c and 120 at SOC pound.
Eggs--l0 OF local extras at 40c and %
of storage extras at 30c Dozen
Cheese-50 fancy California nats at 12c a
pound
Receipts were As. 400 lbs butter. $500 lbs
cheese and 1884 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
llshed by sales. bids and offers on the floor OF
the dairy exchange Prices IN the street. while
range from 11ac to &c higher, owing 10 the VA
rious charges to be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 3O1ec per Id.
firm; do hrsts. 211ac. firm; do seconds. 23c
hrm; packing stock, firm at 22c for No and
zoe for No. 2
Cheese-CaHfornia: Fancy hats. 12c per ID.
steady; do frsts. 1012c, steady; do seconds, e12c
steady; fancy Young Americas. 1215c. nrm; do
hrsts. 12c firm. Oregon: Fancy fats, 13c. weak;
fancy Young Americas. 141ac, weak.
Eggs tper dozen, cases included) d)-Californla
fresh extras. 40c, firm; do hrsts. 21sc, firm ;
eastern selected. 25c. firm do frsts. 23c, firm;
do seconds, 21c, firm; storage extras. Soc rrrn.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO, Sept. 21:-on the produce exchange
today the butter market steady; creameries,
20@23c; dairies, 17@20c; eggs, steady; at mark,
cases included 16@1Sc; irsts, 21c; prime frsts,
22c; cheese. firm, 12m13e.
ELGIN, ILL.,, Sept. 21.-Butter-Firm at 231ac
Sales. 698. 300 tubs
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eCondifion of Yhe Treaaurx

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Todays statement
elusive of the $3.50. 600. 900 gold reserve, shows
Available cash balance. 1882, ,223. .9s6; gold coin
and bullion, $50, 42s, 800; gold certificates, $780,
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PrOyfs5ous
No n-;.. .h. .

No price changes were reported yesterday
Cured Meats-Bacon. s to 10 lbs I7c: 10 70
II lbs. 16c; light medium and medium, 14c: bel
lies, IL to IA lbs 15c; sugar cured 8 to 8 lbs,
sugar cured. 23c per 1b; English cured bacon
to s lbs, 1sc; to 10 lbs. lie: 10 to IL lbs i7c:
eastern sugar cured hams, 1910 for medium and
hams. 14@15c: mess beef. S11 per bbl: family
$1150; extra family. $11-50; extra prime pork
pigs feet. S. for half bbls. s2.25 for 25 ID kegs
and s1.30 for kits; smoked beef, IT1S @19c
per lb.
Lard-Tierces. quoted at 7c for California
compound. and 1111c for California pure; eastern
pure. 121ac for tierces; half bbls. pure, 12&c;
30 ID tins, IKE; 10 ID tins. 13Ac; lb tins,
133sc; ID tins, 1312c-
Cottolene-One half bbl. 10%c; half bbls.
10Ac; tierce, 101sc; tierces, Ioc: 5 tierces.
o1Ac.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Money on call easy
at 1@1B per cent; ruling rate, ~ per cent;
closing bid, ] per cent, offered at IL per cent.
Time loans quiet and steady; 60 days, 21a per
cent; 90 days, per cent; six months 31a per
cent
Prime mercantile paper. 4@4h per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at $4.S5@4s s510 for GO day bills
and at S4.S645 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S4% "a. S4Z.
Bar silver. 52&c.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds steady railroad bonds weak
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Calls Page Of Commercial News
Meat Market

Hops-Prces to growers are as follows; 1905
crop. 11s02t3c; 1907 crop. 49oc lor an coast
descriptions; contracts, 90loc per ID
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OREGON
PORTLAND, Sept. 21.-Wheat: Choice mill
ing sorts. track prices-Club. S9c; buestem. 93c
turkey red, 92c; valley, 90c. Export prices
standard quality-Club. ssc; bluestem, 92c; tur
key red, 92c; red Russian, sec.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Sept. 21.--Wheat-Steady- Milling
Bluestem, o4c; club, 90c; red SOC. Export
Bluestem, 92c; club Ssc; red. S6c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval Stores-Turpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 2l.-Turpentine-Firm
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Northern Business

TACOMA. Sept. 21.-Clearngs, sss6141; bal
ances SI3.497.
SEATTLE Sept. 21.-Clearings. 81. 124 149;
balances, $216 500.
SPOKANE, Sept. 21.-Clearngs, 81, $50, 060;
balances, S433, ,92s.
PoRTLAND, Sept. 2l.-clearings. sl,271. .s27;
balances S162. 100
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EGG Marked tn Nearby counter

PETALUMA Sept. 21.-The week opened with
the best offering for eggs at 3Se. The delivery
fair, but there is indication OF an in
crease In production. The weather is cooler,
with indications OF rain Moting is at its
height. Some young poultry is offered
SANTA ROSA. Sept 21.-The local egg mar
ket now stands at the top notch for the season
for the third time. the price being 3Sc per dozen
for choice and Csc for seconds. Twice before
has this price been reached here this fall, but
both times there drop the next day. With
the light supply and good demand from San
Francisco, Nevada and Arizona il is believed
the prices will be higher before they again 90
down.
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 21.-The egg market re-
mains firm, with a good supply for local de-
mands. The shipment to San Francisco markets
by larger producers is good. Merchants con-
tinue the offer of 34c.
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LOCAL MARKETS

San Francisco Money Market
Silver sc higher yesterday. Hongkong
exchange advanced &c There were other
local changes
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s5,sc. Sales, 1856; receipts. $50; shipments

NJ 351ac. Sales 1,256; receipts, go; shipments,
1864.
Rosin-Firm. Sales 2.so3: receipts. 2.5o3;
b, S2-50n2.5 90: u. y2.55; Z, 81 6O@2. .621a; +,
81 10; q, S2.77h@2.sO; II. $3.35: I, 1915: X,