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PRICES JUMP IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept 1o.--The annals Of
the New York stock exchange show no
parallel for the action of the market to-
dsy following the death of E. H. Harri-
man. There have been instances where
due preparation in anticipation Of the
death of an important capitalist has ao-
sorbed the shock SO far as to minimize its
bad effects on the stock market. while in
other cases Generalization has followed
as on the sudden death of the late former
Governor Flower in the midst of his con-
duct Of a violent speculation But for
today's excited upshoot of prices there is
no parallel.
Some of the principal reasons are not
obscure. although the observers yesterday
who predicted rise in prices today were
frankly regarded as extremists.
The principal agents in the violent ad-
vance in prices and the aoutest sufferers
undoubtedly are those who have presumed
to sell stocks short on the assumption that
holders of shares in the Hartman proper
ties would rush them to sale az a sacri-
fee at Earriman's death. Some Of this
class even made sales OF these stocks when
they saw a broysnt rise at the opening Of
the market this morning. The short sellers
became convinced before the first hour
was over that the resistance shown by
prices was too strong to overcome. Their
precipitate rush to buy stocks had much to
do with the rocket like fight of the later
price movement in Union Pacific.
The discontinue of the bears in Union
Pacific was materially increased by the
announcement of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., the
recognized bankers of the Union Pacific
company, that they, the National City bank
interest and other leading interests, were
in unison in Union Pacific affairs.
The deep influence Of the announcement
on sentiment must find its explanation in
sinister rumors which have been circu-
lated ever since the severe stages Of Har-
riman's illness that his properties were
being raided and that breach was threat
ened among the controlling powers in the
property which might have widespread
effects throughout the financial fabric.
The short announcement from the bankers
was accepted as a proclamation of falseness
of these suppositions and assurance that
if any breach was ever threatened the Diff
ferences had been healed.
= marked leFulSlon Oh lociluS Nhs tno
consequence of quieting the fears that
Harrimans plans would be abandoned.
There was q short time early today when
American securities showed some signs of
depression in the London market. This was
before day had broken in New York and
long before trading began here American
securities showed substantial advances in
London. The market, in fact, never
touched the price levels at which these con-
ditional buying orders to protect the mar
ket were placed.
An advance in the price Of steel bars
during the day brought United States steel
to a new record price. The stock market
maintained its aggressive strength up to
the end. Gains of 2 TO over points were
quite general and Union Pacific ended the
day 1871 points higher than last night.
Bonds were strong. Total sales, par
value, S7,os3 600
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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STOCK MARKET


Trading continued active the stock ana
bond exchange Yesterday. Bonds predoninatea.
sales being $10S, 900. Peoples water . per cents
advanced from SIS S11a to $685.. In stocks
telephone common was higher at $40 25a 40 9, .
and onomea sugar higher at $40, against s4t-oo
as Thursdays closing quotation.
In the unlisted group % shares of Pacinc gas
and electric common sold at $o1-2o, closing at
s51@51.25.
In the mining stocks the Comstocks were
steady to firm. with marked advances In overman
and Caledonia There was nothing new III the
southern Nevadas
Julia Consolidated has levied an assessment OF
cents.
Makaweli sugar was ex dividend OF so cents
and the California wine association per cent
bonds ex coupon of $3.50 yesterday.
The California fruit Gamers association mas
declared regular monthly dividend of 90 cents
per share, payable September 20
The Giant powder company consolidated PAID
a regular monthly dividend of so cents per share
yesterday.
Inc Grapevine Canyon mining company OF 4 uoi-
umne county has levied an assessment of 21a
cents per share. delinquent October II.
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GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and Other Grains
futures higher. The San Francisco market was
steady and unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
New crop-California club, SIG al. 20; So
nora $1-65@E70 white Australian. nominal
Northern swheat-Club. $1.6219 @1.65; Russian
red, sl.e21a; turkey red, $1.65@l.75; bluestem
S1.75@1.So per ctl.
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
2 p. m. Session
Bariey-The market was steady but quiet. with
no material changes.
CASH BARLEY
common to fsir, $1.321s al. .33% per ctl; brew
ing. S1.40@1. .421a shipping. s1.4U@1. 421a !;
chevaler, offered at S1.47E.
FUTURES
1890 a. m. Session
Mays 40 asked.
December-S141.
p. M Session
May-$146ia asked.
December Az bid. sI.4ila asked
Oats-The market continued quiet yesterday
with no feature worthy of note.
New reds for feed S1.10@1.s0 for god to
choice and 81 y @1.67h for poor to fair reds
gray, S1.671a @l.721b; white. 81. .70@l.75: Texas
red. in bulk. .9S in sacks, S2uj per ctl.
Cort-Small round yellow. S1.T0@1.75: white.
S1.150o1 .S0 large yellow. Si.75; western states
yellow In bulk, San Francisco track s1.64;
white $l.6S; mixed S1.62 per ct1
: Rye-Quoted at $1.S0 for California. and 81 Go
for western states.
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Meat Market


No. l live steers and cows are higher. Live
hogs are lower.
DRESSED MEATS
slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows
cows and heifers.
veal-Tll69c for large and - for small.
Nutton-Wethers. 71a9S15e; ewes, 81 @7hc
per pound
I.amb-9ia d10c per lb.
Dressed Pork tper Ib)-11@1f1sc for light and
9@9isc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No 1 fat steers over 200 lbs. alive. Al G4%c.
under 300 lbs &c: second quality. 3ste thin and
undesirable steers. 363Ae-
No / cows and heifers az d3%c; second
quality, Sc. common. thin undesirable cows. "a
Fat bulls and stses, l4a2c; half fat or thin
Caiyes-I.ight weight. per ID, 5Ac; medium.
4&c: heavy. 4M4Lc-
Sheep (per lo}-wethers. No. 1. Axe; ewes.
Lambs tper lb,-This years milk lambs. 81 a
SIC.
Hogs fper lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to / 40 HIS. &c: 40 TO $50 lbs. IAc: 25O to $50
his csc: rough. heavy hogs, 5G5Hc; common.
undesirable hogs. AZ @5c-
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1o.-The wheat market
opened firm, owing to advance OF MU1d in
the price of wheat at Liverpool. but weak
ened on liberal realizing. For time sentiment
was trife bearish, bat toward the hour
a firmer feeling developed and prices continued
to advance. A feature of the trading the
continued congestion of the September delivery
aud consequent wide range in the price of
that option. Shorts were active bidders at
various times throughout the day. An excellent
milling demand for cash wheat here and in the
northwest prompted considerable buying and
report that 10 loads of durum wheat had been
worked" for export at Duluth also brought out
some demand. Weather conditions In. the north
west were favorable for threshing and the move
ment of the grain again liberal
scale. The market closed strong with December
at 97Ac.
Moderate weakness manifested in the corn
market early in the day. but during the last
half of the session firm tone developed The
close was strong at almost the top. final quota
tions showing gains OF Is q &c
Oats were dull. The market closed firm with
prices UP %@Mc.
Provisions were rather weak at the start. but
became quite firm late in the day. Prices at
the close we're 21s @27lac higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
q. Itch, fI~-~
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS


Wall street stocks several points higher.
Sharp recovery in Union Pacific stock.
Copper stocks higher. Cotton higher.
Local securities active. Mining stocks
quiet
Silver q fraction higher. Exchange un-
changed.
Wheat and other grains as before.
No change in hay or feedstufs.
Pink beans higher and in demand.
Live cattle hrmer. Live hogs lower.
Some brands of Goldfish advanced.
Buyers withdraw from wool market.
Butter higher. Eggs and cheese un-
changed.
Potatoes lower under heavy receipts.
Fresh fruit market quiet.
Poultry dull but steady.
Turpentine lower and linseed oil higher.
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Provisions

Cottolene-One half bbl. Io1sc; 8 half bbls.
Ice; tierce. 97sc; tlerees. csc. tierces.
9ssc.
The Western meat company quotes follows
Hams. i61a MlSc; picnic hams 12Iac; bacon. s
to lbs. 20lsc; to 10 lbs, 1s1ac; 10 TO II lbs.
19tSc; fancy sugar cured bacon. % nc; Arrow
bacon. to 10 lbs. 1siac; 10 to II lbs. 1shc:
light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 1sc; 10 to II
lbs. lie: medium bacon, 151ac; light medium
bacon. 10 nc
Lard-Tierces lac. SOS 14Ac, los 14%c; IS
I4Tkc: IS 15c: compound lard, tierces s1ac, Sos
oil. sic per gal: white cooking oil. SIC per gal.
salad oil. 5Tc per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots. In
spected by the government. are 81 per bbl high
er. Extra family beef. s12 per Dbl; family beef.
sl1 80 per bbl; extra mess beef, $11-50 per bbl;
smoked beef. 21 sc per lb.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. s21; clear. $23:
mess SD: pig pork. s2s; pigs feet. s. for half
bbls S2.25 for 25 lb kegs and 81 80 for kits.
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Flour and Farinaceou. Good.

No further changes IN -four are noted ~.
late decline in northern and western descrintfons
was severe.
Flour-California family extras. ss. 4oas so
net without discount: bakers extras $4,000
$50. superfne- S5-3005 so. Oregon ana W-.ss
ington. per bbl $500 s 30 for fsmiIv. $3.50, $50,
and patents and $3.50 for cut on: Kansas
patents. 50 $3.50: do straights IS. .0507s 40.
Dbl. ~ -
Farinaceous Goods-Prices In 100 ID sacks nse
cash. no discount are as follows Graham 6orr
81 40 per loo lbs; rye -four. 81: rye meal ss 80.
rice hour. $3.50; corn meal s3.f0: extra cream
hominy. S3.6003S0: huckwheat eonr a. ~. So
whole wheat -four. 81: rolled oats. hbI ssdfs IN
In sacks soms: extra cream do. IS IN sacks and
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butter, Cheese ana Egg.

The only change In the quotations under this
head yesterday was in butter. the market for
extras going 10 Sic pound. advance of 1.c
over Wednesdav's quotation All dealers report
ed the market very strong at the quotation.
the firmness noted In the last report being en-
HANGED by the nonarrivaI of a steamer with
fresh supplies expected from Humboldt. Eggs
were unchanged Rs to prices. but all grades were
declared steady sinstead OF firm as Wednes-
day. The feeling In the street or firm
ness. however. stocks of the upper grades being
closely cleaned up. There was nothing in
cheese.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Bufter-40 cases Of extras at 32c. 40 at 311ac
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Poultry and Game

Business in poultry was not very brisk yester-
day. but receipts light and prices FOR All
descriptions were maintained without difnculty
There was very little of anything unsold at the
close
Poultry (per dozen(-Hens. s5G5.50 for small
s6@7 for large and ssGf0 for extras: Young
roosters, $667: do extra large. sS0fO: Old
ROSTERS. 81. 5O@5; flyers. s5Q6; broilers, SAC
450 for large and s3@3.50 FOR small; ducks.
s5@7; pigeons s1.50; squads, $l.7562; geese
i've turkeys. 23@25c per ID for young and Is@
21c for old
Game-Nomfnal.
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New YORK MONEY Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Money call steady
at ~ @21a per cent; ruling rate. 2l1 per cent;
closing bid, 2H per cent, offered at 21s per
cent.
Time loans dull and strong; go days, 3@3A
per cent 30 days, 3ss@3h per cent; six months
$40 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4A@4&4 per cent.
Sterling exchange weaker. with actuai business
in bankers bills at - s4s5@ a S495 for 60 day
bills and at 81. $500 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s4A G4S41a.
Bar silver. 51&c.
Mexican dollars 43c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
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Bean. and seed.

Pink beans higher and In good demand.
Other varieties show change.
Beans (per ct11-Bayos. s.. 25: Dea nominal
small white, -; large white So. pink. S3 10
63.2 red. nominal; olackeye. s3d3 IS:
lima. S4.206425. red Kidneys S. 5O03 a..
cranberry beans. $S.5063-75: Garvanzas 50 son
$50; horse beans. s1.75@210-
Seeds-Brown mustard "a 63xc: yellow rnrs
tard nominal; naxseed. 464hc carload lots
canary. 4Lc: alfalfa. 16617c: rape clesnsd
2g2i5c; timothy. Sc; hemp. 311@S%c; miIIet.
Dried Peas~Green. s25o@2. e5 per cti
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Receipts of Produce for ? ]
Family Retail Market

Retail prices FOR eggs have been marked up
again the result OF advance In the whole
sale market. The best selling at Jec
dozen at most of the stores There have
been no important changes in other lines since
last week Fresh fruits and vegetables
still plentiful and the markets are literally sup
piled with meats. fish and poultry.
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Nnrthern Busincss

SEATTLE, Sept. io.-Clearings, s2.olI,soo;
TACOMA. Sept. 1o-clearings, ss22, 2,47s; bal
ances SOS O91
SPOKANE. Sept lo.-Clearings, s62s, 1885,;
balances, $65 061
PORTLAND. Sept. 1o.--Clearings, sl,2ss, ,s22;
balances SI6.5I3.
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New york Gratn Mnrket

NEW YORK. Sept. 1O.-Flour-Receipts. 15.-
5s2 barrels; exports, 11.45S; market firm and
held higher.
Wheat-Receipts. 1900 bushels; spot strong
No. red S1.0s% elevator and SLIPS (. o. b.
afoat: No. l northern Duluth. S1.09 I. o. b.
afoat; No. hard winter. s1.14A f. o. b. adoat-
The feature in wheat today violent jump
in the afternoon following decided strength In
outside markets, big demand from shorts to re-
place early sales and an excellent demand for
cash wheat. The close 1@1Isc net higher.
September closed s1.10B; December, Sl-O5%;
May. s1.O7H.
Minneapolis Flax Market
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Local Securities Sell Briskly
Mining Stocks Continue Quiet

dollars. s4s8, ,24I 900; silver dollars Of 1890. S..
1900; silver certificates outstanding. S4s6 241,
900.
eral fund. S.. 131 ,912; current liabilities, $l03,-
SOC. .541: working balance in treasury Offices
$40. 16l. I4I: in banks to credit treasurer of the
United States. S3s. S34 $685. subsidiary silver coins
S24. .49o. POL miner coin, 81. .s29 6S2; total bal
ance In general fund.- $96 2j3. .9T5.
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Pntatoe.. ONION. and vegetabIe.

Receipts of potatoes during the last Two Gays
were heavy. amounting 10 14,sO5 SACKS Inese
arrivals caused the market TO weaken and prices
for both Salinas Burbanks and river goods were
little lower. Prices for miscellaneous vege-
tables showed but little change from the last re
port. Green corn sold at higher range, receipts
being rather light and peas and beans remained
firm. The market was overstocked with toma-
toes and all receivers were cutting prices IN ef
forts to effect clearances.
Potatoes (per ctlt-River whites, 654soe; Sa-
$16061.75.
Onions-New yellow. 65@75c per etl
Vegetables-Green corn. $1a1-oO per saek,
tomatoes. 306I60c per box. green peas. 30 &c
per ID; string and wax beans. 2d4c per lb;
lima beans. 344c per ID; summer squash.
50M75 per ctl: cucumbers. 3565oc per box
pickle cucumbers. 75cGSI per box: eaulinower,
soc per dozen; turnips. S1d1-25 per sack: egg
plant. 60U75 per box: green peppers. So40Jc
per box; green okra. 3005Oe per box
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Covper statement

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-The monthly report
of the Copper Producers association. issued to-
DAY. follows:
Copper on hand September I amounts to 1885,
la6 $50 pounds, an increase OF IL, 600 323 pounds
compared with August l.
Production during August was 12o.507. .2S4
pounds an increase Of 2.S1o.631 pounds COM
pared with July
x Consumption OF copper In August was Io7.-
ee0.p11 pounds. q decrease OF 42542. 14e as
compared with July.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Dullness dominated the market for fresh fruits
as local tradesmen were not inclined
TO operate beyond immediate wants. and there
was very little doing in shipping channels Ap-
pies in four tier boxes and hne BARTLETT pears
were wanted and prices for both were easily
maintained. while freestOne peaches continued
to move OF well at satisfactory figures. Cling
stone peaches dull and the market was
Oyerst0cked with prunes. plums. ounces and
figs. Grapes in crates overlooked. as the
local trade running largely on bulk stock
and the demand was limited anyhow. About Il
ears OF Zinfandel wine grapes reached the mar
ket and a few sales were reported at prices
ranging from $40 TO SIS ton Melons remained
weak on liberal supplies. and most Of the berries
received went to the Gamers at or near the In
side quotations.
strawberries-s2 5OG4 per chest.
Raspberries-S4Gl6 per chest.
B8ckberries- 50G3 per chest
MISUNDERSTANDING per ID.
Apples-Fancy Gravensteins. 81 4O6l5O per
box; other fancy apples. s191.50; common to
Pears~Bsrtletts. H25@1.75 per box; other
varieties. 506S5c per box
QuInees-50G75c per box.
Peaches-Smal boxes. 4o6T5c; lug boxes.
Joc6s1: carriers. 60ds0c.
Plums and Prunes-Crates 5O665c: boxes.
30G50 for small and 50c@S1 for large.
Ftgs406I5c per box.
Melons, Nutmeg melons 25G50c. per box:
cantaloupes. 75eGs1.25 per crate watermelons,
S1.25G2 per dozen.
Grapes tsmaIl boxes and crates)-Seedless
40665c: muscat. 40465c; Tokay, 5O6T5c;
black 3565Oc; Isabella. 75cd$1.25: lug boxes.
s1.7563; grapefruit s25Od3.25 for seedless:
lemons. S4GR4 so for fancy. S263 for choice and
s1G1.5o for standard; lines. s.. 5066.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cQ$1-75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. .5O93.50 for Central Amer
lean; pineapples. 81 25G3 per dozen.
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OF the Trensur

WASHINGTON. Sept l0.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-coid ,coin. $3.50 .sea. silver
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NEW YORK. Sept I0--Ine pan lof the re-
organization of the Seaboard Airline railway
was declared operative today at a meeting OF
the reorganization committee in this city. The
time for the deposit OF bonds of the company
under the plan vyas extended from September 4
to October /.
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Dried Fruits. Rni.ins, Nut. and Honey

Late mail adviees from New York say:
California prunes for October shipment out OF
the new crop are reported TO be firm. but east
ern buyers showing little IL any interest In
them at present. Packers adhere to their quo
tations however. and there are reported Of
ferings on less than a 2%@2iac T. b. bag
basis for Santa Clara 50s to 90s, while 40s
held at premium OF 1sc. and 1c premium is eX-
acted on Sos. What remains OF the old crop
the coast offers for September-October shipment
on 214c f. o. b. bag basis for SOS TO pos Out
quoted all the way from 21se 10 a &c basis.
according to locality. Peaches for shipment from
the coast firm. but there is little present de-
mand for them from this quarter. The export
and with increasing interest shown by eastern
buyers the tendency OF I. o. b. prices Is up
ward"
Fruits, old crop-Peaches. 4c for standards.
size basis. 2g215c. with 1sc premium for the
New Fruits-Evaporated apples 7haszc;
apricots. s@1oc; moorpark. ll@12c: peaches.
for 40s and 1ac premium for 30s to 4Oss dgs.
sA@4lsc: pears. 81 Q1Oc.
muscatels. 3s.e for crown. &c for 8 crown and
21tc for crown
New Raisins-Layers clusters--6 crown
$3.50; crown. s1.75; crown. sl.s5; ordinary
seeded. AZ @51ac: seedless sultanas 393%e:
Thompson's seedless. 3@3hc; loose muscatel
crown. 4Ac: 3 crown, 32c; 2 crown: &c.
1491412c; plus ultra. 130f3l3c: Drake. 11Q
Ike; 1anguedocs. 10610l5c: hardshells. 61a %
7c old walnuts. lie per ID for No. I softsheils.
&c for No. do; dlberts, f2h @14c; pecans.
Honey-Comb. 14@15c for water white and
10G12c per Ib for amber; extracted TIC for
water white and 81 @Tc for light amber; DID,
Beeswax-27Ia = @29c per ID for light and ESQ
26c for dark
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Rank Clearinga

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending September
shows an aggregate OF 81, 424, l4I ,OO0, as
against So, ,o63, ,O50. 900 last week and $2.o62,-
256 600 in the corresponding week last year.
The following 6 list of the cities:
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND. Sept. 10--Traek prices: Club,
SAC; bluestem. s4c: red Russian, s21ac; turkey
red. Sac; forty-fold. s61ac.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Sept. 10.-Bluestem. 92c; club ssc:
red. SIC.
SEATTLE. Sept. 1o.-Ne milling quotations.
Export-Bluestem, 92c; club, Ssc; red. s6e- Re
ceiPts-Wheat, IA cars; oats, cars: barley, 2
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silVer-Sfesdy: % 13-16d per ounces
Aoney--S1@ az OF per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for
short bills is y per cent and for three months
bills ~ per cent.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. 10.-Cash quotations were as
follows Feed mixing barley. 4Sq51c; fair
TO choice mailing. J5G65c. Mess pork, per bbl
$23. 3042S.I5 Lard, per 100 lbs. Sl2. .15@
12111a. Short ribs, sides (loose), S1162 II &c
il.l5. Short clear sides tboxedl. Si2S112g
GRAIN STATISTICS
Exports for the week. as shown by Brad
streets. were equal to Dos, 900 bushels. Prt
mary receipts were l. 459 900 bushels compared
with 1.561 COO bushels the corresponding day a
year ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: ::
Wheat. 90 cars: corn. $50 cars oats, 16S cars
hogs, 1900 head
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HARTMAN STOCKS
COUP W|ThARUSh
Bear Raiders Are Compelled to
Seek Cover When Violent
Advance Sets In
New York stock List

= - uutton a 60. 49o California street.
members of the New York stock exchange, 1ur-
nlsh the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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New York Curb stocks
Boston stock Market

BOSTON, Sept. lO.--The copper shares opened
quiet and higher but soon developed consider
able strength. Buying OF Lake advanced the
price 10 35 n, gain Of points North Butte
is selling 50 ex dividend. The general list Is
taking on renewed strength. There is no news
at hand 10 account for the upward swing in
the market this morning aside from the fact
that the general sentiment is very favorably
disposed toward the copper shares, and IL takes
but few buying orders to bring about good
advances.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton Co, 490 California street. San Fran
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: 100 Total shares sold.
NeHr York Rouds

4 s ref 2s reg -ltOS4
DO coupon No&
DO IS reg. -lVl n
DO coupon ...-10l \
Do IS reg s.--1l6
10 coupon .--llI y
Aliis-Cnal 1st 5s- IS
Amer Agricul IS. l0l x
Amer Tat CIV zs. lOz y
Amer Tobacco As. S0A
DO 6s ..-...u1A
Armour 47zs - 80
Atc1 gen IS .-.-l lOA
DO ~ As LII \
DO cr IS ..,..1lt =
Atlan & L LIST - S5%
Bait & Ohio 4s. .l00x
10 3izs 1890 9zz
DO S W 3i5s.. 995s
BROOKLYN TT crzs Sc
central OF Ga IS. lloA
cent Leather 5s. .j00A
CIR Of NJ gn 5s-l2l
CIles a Ohio 41bs. Jos e
DO ref 5s .lo0t
Chi & Alton 3tss- 8B
c, b g. Q joint As 81
10 gen A. - tS1e
e. Ma StP fn 351s 90
C.Rl& Pac col IS 81
40 col IS. ----- " y
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
California Stock and OIL Exchange
Mining stocks

SSAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11

MOT Included IN totals because compdr1sonl
are Incomplete ssNot included in totals be
cause containing other items than clearings.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
LOCAL MARKETS

Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 10.-Flax. S1-40a4.