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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-17

ship of years for whimY To give
slam at Uncle Joe, who has been
friend OF every Legitimate measure
for South Dakota? To throw their
lot in with the democrats who will
oppose every republican plan for
tariff revision? Our congressman
have not gone batty, neither have
those OF their constituents who are
familiar with the real conditions.
Gen. Henry G. Worthington, for
mer member OF congress from
Nevada, and only living pail bearer
at the funeral of Abraham Lincoln,
was stricken with apoplexy on the
floor of the house Friday. He is in
critical condition.
Wild geese, wild swans, snipe,
plover, wild pigeons and other fowls
of the air that migrate from north to
south and south to north may be
declared by congress as subject to
the interstate commerce laws. Rep
resentative Weeks, of Massachusetts,,
introduced bill Friday declaring
the right of congress to legislate
regarding birds that migrate from
state to state during the various
seasons Of the year and authorizing
the Department of Agriculture to
promulgate regulations for the pro-
lection of the birds.
South Dakota lands are cheaper
today than they were ten years ago
judged by the value of their pro-
ducts. With wheat at 80 and 40
cents a bushel, oats at 10 cents and
other grains in proportion, and pro-
duce such as cattle, wool, eggs and
poultry at correspondingly low
prices, it was impossible to have any
value to farm lands, no matter how
good the crops were, in fact far
mer raising poor crop was almost
as well off as one raising a good
crop. This may sound strange to
some, but it is nevertheless the
truth. Wheat at dollar, barley,
speltz, oats and all kinds of grain at
correspondingly high prices, with
cattle, hogs and poultry at three
times the price of years gone by and
an increasing demand all the time
for every article raised on the farm,
il is safe to say once more that lands
today at $35 an acre are cheaper
than they were ten years ago at $40
an acre. We have not changed our
climate, we have not increased the
richness of our lands, but conditions
have changes and the changed con-
ditions have brought about higher
prices for all products of the farm.
This has naturally increased the
value OF every acre of tillable land
in the country and no state in the
union has better lands than South
Dakota. Consequently it is only
natural that our lands are worth
more, that they are constantly
increasing in value and that they
will still further advance as the pro-
duce of the farmer continues to be
in demand at prices which guarantee
to the producer profit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-17
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dam
gerous for Webster Peo-
pie to Neglect.


The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache head
ache, nervous ness, lameness, soreness,
lumbago, urinary troubles, dropsy, dia-
beies and Bright's disease follow in
merciless succession. Don't neglect
your kidneys. Cure the kidneys with
rhe certain and safe remedy, Doan' 8
Kidney Pills.
Josephus Bellows, Main street, Red
field, South Dakota, says: II am glad
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills,
having found them to be an excellent
remedy for kidney trouble. l suffered
from distressing pain in my back and
sides ami it grew worse until / was in
such misery that could scarcely move.
The kidney secretions were much dis
ordered and so frequent as to give me
the greatest annoyance. Doan's Kidney
Pills had been used by my wife and gave
her great relief, so she procured box
for me. started taking themicarefully
as directed and was mu.h gratified at
finding the pains steadily diminishing.
I continued and was rewarded with q
complete cure"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-17
PANAMA CANAL BONDS SOLD
Disposed Of at an Average Price Of
Sf.024366.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Secretary Cor
telyou announced that the Panama
canal bonds had been sold at an aver
age Of $1.02436S. The lowest accept
ed bid was at $1.02277S. There were
159 accepted bids, amounting to $780,
100000. Six hundred and severity
two bids were rejected. amounting to
$72,S0s.S00. The total number OF reg
ular bids. therefore, was S31, sub
scribing for t102. $685. 800.
The bona fide character of the bids
II shown by the fact that of the 834
received all but three were accom-
panied by certified checks or cash
for per cent of the face value Of the
bonds applied for.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-17

lish a reading room and gymnasium
for the benefit of the young men
and bows. The business men have
taken considerable interest in the
matter, and the Odd Fellows have
very literally donated the use OF
the building in which the Tribune
is located, for six months. This is a
proposition on which the business
men should get together.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-17

st. Petersburg, Dec. THE Asiatic
cholera, which last week averaged
twenty-five cases Z day In 81. Peters-
burg. again shows IN Increase. There
Wsss thirty-thrss rev easss and eight
oeGtAs ~ The Dast tw6hty-fopr hours.
TAs eheasva hesuo>als aro bsing ~
epeDs1. ,s4 M
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET


NEW YORK Nov 80 ndccon marked the speculative sentiment
conflicting nearly
10
The
opposing Paul
ST Paul showed different
poyed do the buying the stock the impression
Of the habtualy the peca-
On the other hand there persistent selling of United steel
individual The
with Paul the among
priced
Hartman the Hill copper smelling
The
Of the S50a0o0 Of telephone company
This the
syndicate
in
markets dull and and bankers attribute this small demand
were easy par sS8ooO
registered declined 4
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New Work Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Hutton's wire says:
Trade was quite active on early sales under pres
sure by the local crowd. There was some Iqui-
dstion by: tired holders: which caused a decline
of 12d15 points: Receipts today were pretty
large, being some $4,000 bales. against 42,0Oo
on, the same day last year. The. spot market
holds well. with fair demand. The trade are
looking forward to the government final esti-
mate of the crop. which is due December 8, and
look for il to show 13000O00 bales. While this
is larger crop than last year by 1,250 900 bales,
yet at these prices and the continued large spin
ners' demaRd it win not be burden the mar
ket. As we have stated. the feeling has been
bullisl of late that there has been long in
.terest buflt in this MARKET
Spot closed steady. 10 points lower. Middlng
up1ands, 9.35c middling gulf. 9,60c; sales.
The Southwestern association estimates the
total Texas crop at 3, TOO 600 bales
T: The New Orleans Times Democrat estimates
the crop at IL 500 900 bales. exclusive of lnters
repacks and similar additions. The crop has
been. picked and marketed with great rapldfty.
but far mers are inclined to hold the remnants
fnr he ffarr rnrin
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Commisson houses we're
moderately active bidders for wheat at the opep-
ing. owing TO an advance of sol pence at
Liverpool and to dispatch which claimed that
an ofnclal estimate on the exportable surplus of
wheat from Argentina this year placed the
amount at 104,000000 bushels. Prices at the
opening were 1sM13c higher compared with the
previous close During the first half hour how
ever, sentiment became tri1e less bullish
on selling based on the wet weather in fhe winter
wheat belt. the official sweather man. ndicat-
ing that heavy rain had fallen Throughout the
greater part of that section of the country
during the last As hours Toward the middle OF
the day a decidedly weak tone developed as
result Of the showing Of the visible supply
statement, prices declining nearly 1c below the
high point of the day. The market rallied again
late In the day on covering by shorts which
WIS inspired chiefly by cabIegram from Ar
gentina. which stated that wet weather was de-
laying harvesting in the northern district The
close was steady with prices lsc lower to %c
higher, compared with Saturdays close. De
81 .0St5
Corn was weak. Final quotations we're shade
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The market for fresh California butter recov-
cred somewhat from the decline Of Saturday and
the top grade was marked up &c pound to
35c. Fresh seconds were 1c higher at 25c =
pound. business. while not of unusually large
proportions. showed some improvement over last
week. the demand being steady Quotations for
eggs were undisturbed. but the market was bare
ly steady for fresh California extras and receiv-
ers were averse to carrying supplies of that
grade over night. preferring to keep their doors
closely cleaned up as possible New local
cheese was steady to firm at the old quotations
On the exchange five cases of fresh extra eggs
were sold at 51l5e ten went Mt SIC and %
cases Of fresh California extra butter sold at 35c
Receipts were 2ss06 lbs butter. Is 500 lbs
cheese and iii cases eggs
The following are official quotations. estah
lished by sales. bids and offers on the floor of
the dairy exchange Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations. eenersllv
range from &c to 2c higher owing to the var-
ous charges to be added
Butter--Fresh creamery extras 55r ner H.
steady do hrsts 2sc. steady: do seconds. pc
frm DO thirds 20c. steady: eastern extras
2Ir. steadv: eastern ladies'. frm At 2oe for ex
tras and pic for frsts: local storage extras. &c
sfart- 2j lac. firm.
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THE STOCK MARKET
General Decline in the COmstOcks-
. southern Nevadas observation-disclosures
Securities Qufef

There was fair average marked. in local
securities yesterday. though. the sessions were
featureless. Giant powder was lower at sra and
Spring Valley wafer declined from $31 so; TO
$50 % The bonds. however. were firm. sell.
ing up 70 $50 81 n. The United Railroads
bonds we're. also somewhat higher at S72. Is.
The sugar stocks were steady. Bank OF Califor--
MIA sold at $3.50.
The following stocks were. ex. dividend yes
terday. Hawaiian c. & s., soc. Hutchinson
: p. Zoe; Onomea sugar. 81. Paauhau s. p.
Doe; Pacific Coast borax. 81.
There was general slump in the Comstoek
mining shares. ODhir declining from saturdays
closing quotation of SIS TO Sr-75. Mexican
from Csc TO soc. and Con. Virginia from 76c TO
IL. The other. stocks were weak in proportion
There was not much doing In the southern
Nevadas, and prices were mixed. Goldheld Con-
gained &C on the day and Florence 1Oc- Daisy
lost Sc. TOnOpah OF Nevada declined from Sc 50
to. 6.65. and Belmont from sec to 94c.
The San Francisco stock and exchange board
has tabled a resolution amending the bylaws
which calls for graduated scale of
missions, by vote OF II 10 81
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crushed. S5eec; powdered. 5.75c: candy granu-
lated. 3 Toe: confectioners A. $3.50; eonfecrion-
ers' crystals ). Toe: magnolia A. j-25e: extra G.
5.fjc. golden c. 5-0Jc. ID. 495c: beet granu-
lated .. f5c. Barrels and 80 ID bags 1Oc. halr
barrels 95c. boxes soc more per 100 lbs for all
grades. Mouarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard nne tcanel granulated in
100 10 bags follows: Bags. 100 lbs. 35c: bar
rels 45c: hair barrels. soc; 40 70 tins cased.
S2-c5; b 10 tins. cased. $2o5. 10 II tins. cased.
10 in case. 81. 1q- N tins. & in case, 81. 20;
80 Id boxes. Soc. No order taken for less than
% barrels or It's equivalent. No extra charge for
putting up bar in private packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: 6iranulated basis.
3hoc: -Higrads" bar &C.. powdered. 5-75c;
crushed. 5-90c; berry. 5.65c; e.. & r. extra dne
dry granulated. 5.65c; dry granulated.
5.65c; eonfectoners A. 5-65c. e0nfectioners'
crystal. J.75e; cubes. $500; bricks 5-9Ocs extra
me graaulated Geo 70 bags only. 5.4Jc; excel
sior A. 5.25c; extra G. 5.15e. golden c. lose;
yellow d. s.95c; H. & r. crystal dominos. S.6Jc.
Additional per 100 lbs In barrels and 50 III
bags lOc more, half barrels. 25c more; boxes.
ooe more FOR all grades. Bar. in 30 ID and 40 10
tins. 81 20 more: in 10 n tins 81 SO mare. Mini
MUM order. carload weight.
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GeneraI .NIerchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 6llG6l5e spot and ess a
71sc for and Sic for B.
Coal-rCarbon HILL 80; Beaver Hill, 81
Wellington. 50; New Wellington. 50: Coos
bay. 81; Australian. holse-R Richnond etc 50;
Stanford Richmond. $ss Cumberland S15 in
bulk and Sl6.50 in sack: Welsh anthracite .S15
coke. Sl4 per- ton in bulk and SIC in sacks;
Rocky mountain. $3.50 per short ton
Oils-Qucta tions FOR barrels. Linseed 62e
per gallon for boiled and 6Oc for raw cases. SC
more; castor oil. in cases. No. L., 75c; Bakers
Az cases. S1.15f1115 Iucol. soc for boiled and
4sc for raw: China nut. cases. 76a S6c .per gal
Ion: cocoanut oil. in barrels. 5715 661c for Xxx
5505siac for No and 5215 a soc for No. 2 ac-
cording 10 quantity. extra bleached winter sperm
OIL Coo; natural winter sperm oil. csc; natural
95c:A No. 1 neatsfoot oil. 65e. herring OIL 40c .
salmon OIL 35c; boiled fish oil s5e: paint oil
Soc
Coal OIL. Gasoline etc-Water white. iron
barrels drums 10c: $50 deg. OIL iron barrels
or drums, 1f15c; special do. 12c: pearl oil. In
Elaine. 26tsc; eocene. zoe: red crown ana motor
gasoline. in bulk 141ac. in cases 21 1sc:. No.
engine distillafe. in drums. Se No > do. &C.
cases. &c more; So deg. gasoline. in bulk Soc in
cases Sttlsc; varnish makers and painters naph-
tina. in bulk lie. in cases 1s1sc
Turpentine-G5c per gallon in cases and 5sc in
drums and iron barrels
Rosn--Per barrel Of $50 lbs: E. s.: r. s505:
G. s.. 20: Fl. $3.50. I. $3.50.
Red and White Lead-Red, s1aG9c: white. .S@
SIC per H.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes As
follows. terms net cash: Standard graduated
(fne or cosrset. 5.65c. fruit granulated 365c:
crystal dominos. in cases. S.65c: tablets in half
b5ls. G.lJc; tablets in boxes 6.40c cubes and
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular higher and others lower.
Spot and futjIre cotton declined.
Copper stocks lower. Silver 3sc higher
All local exchange rates unchanged
Trading on the local stock exchanges quiet
Oats firm but inactive: Corn still lower.
Hay: ard feedstuffs firm at previous quotations.
Some Improvement in the demand for prunes.
Wool firm and fairly active. Choice hops getting scarcer
No aluoh change iii potatoes or onions-
Three OF western poultry offered Game much lower
Butter slightly higher. Eggs and cheese unchanged
Trading in fresh fruits Of routine character.
Local bank clearings gain 81 per cent in November
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Los Angeles Markets.


LOS ANGELES, Nov. 30-TradinS on the
produce exchange was at a standstiIl owing to
exceedingly light attendance and utter lack of
interest. and on the street sales were few Five
cases OF local case count eggs we're handled on
change at 41c, b!it the principal offerings were.
eastern fresh and Petaluma stock. which at
:fracted no bids. Butter showed a strengthening
tendency and on the street. figures were above
orfcisI Huot liens wiiht leads cs cry coas
There WAS every INDICATION OF. an advance to-.
morrow. Salinas potatoes were weaker and the
price was. reduced zoe a hundred Aside. from
this there were changes. Jack rabbits were
. a market feature and sold we'll these having
been slaughtered in a drive at Lancaster Satur-
day. Some were distributed to charity.
Produce receipts-Eggs, 81 cases.. butter IF
ESQ pounds; potatoes, 1670 sacks; onions. II
sacks; sweet potatoes. 292 sacks; beans s sacks;
EsgS-Local ranch. canded, 4S65Oc: eastern
fresh, 40d 42c;. storage selected. 3OG32c
Cheese-NortheTn fresh 1T6171sc: anchor
large, l9c anchor. Young America. Ice: hand
cneese anchor brand. lie; eastern singles 1Sc:
eastern twins, 1sc; eastern cheddars 17c; eastern
lenghorn 19c; eastern daisy. Ice; Swiss, import
ed. 2S@50c; Swiss. domestic. zoe: brfsk cream
1sc; limburger 1sc; Tulare, 14c imported
Roquefort, 44c; Edam. SO and 81 size German
breakfast. $1-10 box: Canada cream one dozen
TO box, 9oc; Schlosskase, 81 box; Camembert
81. 20 box. >
Butter-Creamery extra. 771ae: creamery frsts.
64 l2c; eastern extras. Soc; cooking butter 24c
Poultry (buying prices, alve)-Broilers IL. to
lbs. lie per lb; fryers, 17c hens lbs and mn
keys, heavy, zoe; light, not wanted: Selling
prices, dressed-Broilers, zoe per lb; fryers zoe:
ROSTERS, f5c: hens, 15c ducks, frozen l5c: live
DUCKS, 14g10c; geese, 121a 614c
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Meat Market

, DhESctiD MEATS
Beef-f0 Sac. per ID for steers. .4d51c for
cows and heifers
.Yeal--51h@7Ize for large and sdec for small
Muttoh-Wethers: 61s G7lAc; ewes. 5ls @6lse
per lb
Lamb-9G9tke per lb
Dressed Pork (per lDJ-9@ei4e foE light and
sGSIsc for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
Cattle Steers. No. l.. 81 a 4c~ second quality.
31se: third quality. 2Q3c. cows and heifers
"a QSc for. Nos Il second quality. 2lsc third
quality 2@212c; thins y @2cf bulls and stays
III @1%-c; thin bulls. 1G1Ec.
Celyes-fl5 @4Ac per 10 for light 4c for me
dium and SI5c for heavy. -
Sheep-Wethers. Sac per lb; ewes. Slxc;
short, 1ac less.
-Eanibs-464hc per III.
Hogs.100 to: 40 lbs, 6cs- 1fo TO ESQ lbs. 6a
SIC; 250 70 :s25 lbs, 515@52c;: boars so per
cent stays 80 to 40 per cent and sows loG2Q per
cent of from above quotations
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New York Metal Market

NLM YORK. Nov. 30.-The London tin market
was lower with spot quoted at Ei35 and futures
at at El36 los Locally the market was easy af
Copper advanced 2s Sd in the London market
with spot quoted at 1853 It's Sd and futures at
f64 16s 3D.. The local market was dull with
lake quoted at 14.371a a14.50c; electrolytic;
l4.l212 q IL 2oc. casting. 14@14.121ac
Lead was lower at t13 Is Sd in London. The
local market was dull at. 4.25G4. 30c. =.
Speiter was unchanged at f21 rs Sd In London
and ruled steady at.5.10G5.15c locally.
IRON: was higher in the English market with
standard foundry quoted at AIS Cd and Cleveland
warrants at 49s Sd. The local market was nm
changed. No. ] foundry northern. $17017 30:
No. ,. S16.T5Q17.75: No. / southern and No
southern SOFT $I7.25M17.75
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New York. Grain and Produce

NEW YORK Nov. sc. --Receipts. os
900 barrels; exports II 800 barrelsi quiet and
Wheat Receipts. 67s,ooo bushels; exports.
109, 600 bushels Spot steady No. red Si1i1s
qI.131s elevator and s1.131s +. d. b. afoat; No:
northern Duluth. sI:16sf f. 20. b. afoat; No 2
hard winter s116 (. o. b. afioat. The. early
wheat market was firm and higher on bullish
foreign news, but reacted .on the big visible sup
ply increase. Later it rallied on bull support
and .unfavorable Argentine news. closing steady
at 54c oct advance. December closed at 1.l35s
May clesed at $1.14A
.Hides.Steatiy
Wool-Steaiy. :.
Petroleum steady
Sugar-.Raw quiet; fair refining 344c: cen
trifugal, 96 test, 3.94c; molasses sugar, 3.19c.
Refined sigar quiet.
CofEeeZThe mgrket closed steady. net un-
changed TO points higher. Sales were reported
OF 1920 bags, including: December, 5.10c;
July, 5.30@,53 35c; September. 5.35c., Spot cofee
quiet; Rio No. T. 61zc; Santos No. 4, 7Jsc. Mild
ceffee dull: Cordoya, 915@12Ae.
Butter-Firm; creamery specials. 3115M32c
Official Sr1kc); extras, 3el5 d3Ic: thirds to
frsts, q G29c; held common to Special. 21G29c:
state dairy, common. TO fine, 20629c; process.
common to special. 15625c; western factory
lrsts, 2ol4e; western imitation creamery frsts,
chssse-state full cream specials, ii 4 a151sc:
do September small co1ored or white fancy, 14c
do large, 14c; October large and small best
134c: late made small. best. BE; good to prime
y eom.no9 to fair, 1oizGl1lsc; state
. Eggs-F Firm. state, Pennsylvania and nearby
fancy; selected white. 4s45oc; do fair to choice
38g 49c; brown. and mixed fancy; 3S140c; fair
10 choice. S2d 3ec; western irsts, 35G36c; sec
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
.Eyaporated Apples-The market is more ac-
tive and firmer with fancy quoted at S15c-
choice. .73a a7s4c; prime, 6s407te old crop. An.
Sc. according to grade.
PrunesAre in fair jobbing. demand with new.
crop supplies commanding full prices Some of
the smaller old crop fruit is rather easy Quota
irons rarge from 7Aac for California up TO
o0-40s. and from &c to TIC for Oregon fruit
:. Apricots-Are firm, with choice quoted at
5 z M9c; extra choice, 9H d91ac; fancy, l0H G7
1Q15c.
Peaches. Unchanged. with choice quoted at Z
q I1ae: extra. z y @sc; fancy S1k01ic.
Kaisins-Are moving steadily into consumption
fancy. seeded. 6dsc;. seedIess, 4I5s6ec: London
layers. s1.5O41 so:
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. NoY. 3o-Money on call easy
at 11s@ a. per cent; ruling rate, closing bid and
offered at 1s4 per cent.
lime loans, easy and quiet: 60 days, 2si per
cent; 80 days, "a as per cent; six months, 315
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper; 3s4 AK per cent.
Sterling exchange, firni. with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.S45004. $3.50 for GO days
and at $4.S570 for demand.
Commercial bills $4S4Q4S4K.
Bar silver 4SSsc.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds. easy; railroad bonds.
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wheat and other Grains

Whcat-The worlds shipments for the week
are as follows, In quarters: Russian, Pa COO;
A, goo.
a brokers' wire from Chicago said:
The market had sharp dip during the day.
due to the visible supply report showing an in
crease of 294S 900 bushels Every small holder
of wheat sold out and every bear in. the trade
sold wheat short. Thirty minutes later they
were all trying to buy back portion of their
wheat on an advancing market. We don't be
lleve the people friendly TO wheat viii have to
season-in fact. this week should about wind
up the increasing stocks as we reach the end
of. Of the re-, lake shipping season Good gains
bearish influence, bgt dispatches from the south
west say that the prediction of zero weather
following the rain VIII not be very good
thing for the crop. Bull leaders are standing
firmly by their lines and the market is easily
congested on dips"
All quotatio in the San Francisco market
remained unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 y al 10; do milling 81 10
al; I;72la; California white Australfan, 81 log
lse; lower grades of California, S145@ 60;
si7a5z III: northern red sis2s5 al So, tr
key red, S1.1Jg1- so per -ctl.
1890 IN. Session
p. m. Session
BarIey1iThe December option was lover yes
grain was quiet and unchanged. :.
Good to choice feed, spot $1.4S2. a .45; com
mon to fair, 81 l.40@ 1421a per ctl; brewing and
shipping, S1.471s@ @f.5o; !: chevalier' Sl.571s@ a
1.62l2..
=. FUTURES
t1Qk3o a. m. Session
May-No saIes, $1.4744 bid; $1.4S15 asked.
December-E6 sales, 81 Il bid; .s1.431s asked.
2 p. m. Session
December-$1.42.
oats-There were couple Of fafr-sized lines
down from the north yesterday. The market
was just. before stated.
Choice white, S1.70@1.75; No. 1 do, $1.6jM
1.671a; common do, $1.55@1.60 gray. $1.654
lots, $1.65@1.70 for choice. $1.5s IS for good.
and 81 .5o@l.521a for common; black, for seed,
81. .45 @2.65 per ctl.
Another declire is noted. Business con
tinues very dull.
California small round and large yellow. nom
1nal; western states yellow. sacked, $1-65G1-I0;
new. in bulk, December delivery. San Francisco
track, yellow, S1.53; white, $1.54 mixed, 81. 81;
Egyptian, nominal
Rye--S1 .456I l. 30 per ctl