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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-17

.,.,, Nov. i4--C. r. Alley
s.n Rlo grande was anons san
visitors in this city dur'ns 'ne
iehe N,v s.i4 His wife and babe
s.ssa relatives in oek'an"
,.novinr is an excerpt OF an IN
lhe ,,,tb John ince. PLAYER, when
iefNltN ir The Chronicle 81 NOV, ~,
anpeaiee want 20 tell you now
ou that reception ! got last
wonder - 20 me. / didn't expect
nieht 80. ike man stepping rom
To- ~ W., into "a cold bath, ONLY tue
hol -. round. You sec, ia neen
oiher fake for 10 weeks ano l
u saW ect a soul while I was there
aidn ,hcis enlargement was ms
Ins ,5 contrasting u with tue way
sh' - treated in Bridgepo't nts'
60. - began 10 think TINS west
'.,',snltaIity was myth. 20 l came
~. shaking in my SHOES. ! 'ros ~,
y, hav in fog-couiun 80 pus
.s.,t four lights. and thought ~ iooeeo i
~ one-nieht stand untii inc nus
lHea s.s learned what the real
as " Makes me feel warm al over
inst 10 think Of II.
nov, not not know just what lnce means
~ sr.bole engagement IN salt Lake
mistake" but u sounds like
nms "a although I've never met
,. uy, he's no friend Of mine
lutN
,..,u,sp Nesbit, teacher OF French
p1,leiey. who. at this writing is in
,fste writes 10 relatives. Il iind
~ "a harmon people excellent people
, s s,ov I had decided anti-Mormon
"a .,,,ns hut l md refinement. culture,
lo os Jbospltality among them in remark
sbis measure
San Lake railroad men acquainted
IN = n. Schlacks. land that IS every
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-17

only little cold in the head may
be the beginning OF an obstinate case
OF Nasal Catarrh. Drive ont the in.
Nader with Ely's Cream Balm applied
straight to the infamed stuffed up air
passages. Price SOC. n you prefer 70
use an atomizer. ask for, Liquid Cream
Balm. II has all the good qualities of
the solid form " this remedy and vii,
nd you OF catarrh or hav Fever. No
cocaine to breed a dreadful habit No
mercury to dry cut the secretion. Price
75c.. with spraying tube All druggists
or mailed by Ely Bros, IS Warren
street, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-17

Evening gowns at greatly re-
duced prices also 3-Piece Suits
Am Alterations ENtra.
Tailored cloth suits are divided
into different lots and greatly
mnderpliced
LOT /.
About 100 cloth suits in all the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-17

II is ON the strength Of such apparel
that Keith-O 'Brien Company has won
reputation and extraordinary business
that has endeared this store to woman
kind throughout the inter-mountain west.
1t will be a BIG sale. 1t means rush
But we have an extra force of salespeople
and assure our friends careful and courte-
Gus attention. BE among the first to come
and revel to your heart S content amongst
these bewilderng things.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

d7or the week ended Tuesday. October 5. 1907
sns aSi bass asa sab f Sss S1.
571 bags peas; imports t5tl bags beans One or two
we're PLACED 70 job6ing trade at 81 80 the market is emu
f ths few Of as lots Of new 10 new pea or edam
time besI quality can be bought easily at 81 80 The
large quantity OF foreign white beans remaining In Hrst
satisfactory sales reported quite
@ 5e o Cbs8 anS Porto Rican trade but little spscu
ve demand sprang up here last week and buyers have
bid the price up 5aso 80 for choice bright stock
new reds are reported here IN
dFass2s s f2s 'SAS5 a ancnsasad s' prices
with moderate inaqLX , Ine @ ass E e IL nsh y; s as sS
We quote: BEANS medium and pea: choice y 80, %
s2gs2 90 do pea choice 81 l5es2 20 do medium, choice
sS s 90gs5 @ o choice dG 81 e s Do 30 good
81 5o black tursIe soup ehSIss y lSgS2 T oo s C9
BrTTER-Recepts for week, 40 2T3 pkes: last week
Al pkgs. Exports 70 tropical countries l54 Pkgs Up
to the & 15e @ & on dsbins reSce Of the HudsonSFuton
celebration. Some falling off in receipts however hened
high grades far this week arrivals have been
turned Of the l prices Gdoted here is
beT REDUCTION ant it seems probable receipts
VIII considerably ahead OF last year t1r tne 9nta e
ale where that agrt exceeded traction II is Tor
Gel of butter from 2sla G30c to sell this
with freedom about lc less would nave e 10 pe an
es goods and some 1000 1900 been taken
there for almost everything that IS ongIlis hence
the range OF be narrowing. Held cream
erv does much favor al present owing 70 the
fil supplies of fresh and continued mild weather Very
little state arriving Receipts or process have IN
considerably the forwarding or contract
goods this sofened the market little and spec ;
ouoted at extras At 2bc- 30 little
Tocorv either Western city made that The market is
verv arm Packing stock still scarce and wanted We
ote Creamery specials, per n Sic extras 39c' uEsts
SSq2gr. seconds 21d2Tiac: thirds Ro5eT-ec. held.
Specials 30i G3Ie do extras 2s Q3oc do nrsta 2s
state Gairy tubs finest 2sse DO good 70 choiee
2ssc: common fair, -4e- process sTe lais ~ q
27c extras asc. nTss z5H2 iac Do sec rs 2592tc'
0fstS I4G-nf western Iat
orv hrzts 24c. s~conds @Sf25'sc; pacKns sJ3e 40
early made 23isc- 10 NJ . current made. = %'ae2Se
do No 2oI2lAsc.
T7,r5r.4 and other countries Gls
boxss The market has shown very little change the
as week in general features or prices The east r
eovntrv markets OF late have had little u any niiu-
ths market and holders nave beeh tnei'heu 70
remain steady their asking prices Occasional sales
~ brh grade been made At ioiec hdt sich
business exceptional receivr have NOT been
Inclined TO store any cheese than possible AM
are therefore disposed sen freely at lS.e the pres
e1t ron quat1tion fancy fu cream luuas
rnfricas in moderate supply and held hruiy NJ li c
hut demand limited Daisies afe els" srhrr~ty ifil
l6r though some sales OF l1tu have been made - e =
ehsapsF and i0s sold lAsI week On ths a9sA AZ
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receipts - $40 head. tnGiut-
ing rs cars for slausnteEeTs and 10 Tor the GarSs,
Nothing doing to-day. Feeling easy, Dressed b>-f
vas In moderate demand = lie per ID FOR uatiVs
sides with little extra selling 11Ao Latest
London cables quoted I've cattle selling At E@9loes
To-morrow the Teutonic wiz 2.si0 quar-
ters OF beef (estimatsdl Tor various shippers.
CALVFS-Recepts 42T head including 2s3
for butchers f44 FOR the market No veals 0-srst
feeling about steady tor all sorts os calves
western calves Al IS 10 n fair dsnAud
A. 1001Bsc city Veals &c lac for country
dressed and 6gSac for dressed ourteFuliiEs ana
saIes-s Judd 4 Co 119 Western calves go %
average. az SO 10 per 100 ID.
Tooin shannon: 10 srasseFs 1s- ID. az Sai year
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts were IS cara o.
ssS3 head including s ears for s.a9sntsEess end
terday about i0ia sale. Trade Waa sioE ana
prices barely steady and about half the oerings Wers
held over Ordinary fair sheep SOLD az - So - p
10 prime lambs at IS 5O0s7 So Dressed nutton slow
al 7a91sc per Ii: dressed lamb at "a G12aze. ssT
ssiss@Ered KSatz: 22s ives, Virginia lambs es
255 DO CO u. a. 81 25.
an yesrlins5! IS IL a. 81 ISs KsutscEy shsev l55
b al 81 s5 f33 do ss n 40. s. u. az g So
Nelson Mccabs: 81 state lambs 50 d az 81 So .,
for ro-nafy steady az yesterdays quo
tatieus Ssa 81 per 100 u the whole rsnz
Sales fall late yesterday)-s sSndsEs, =, - PsslsS =
vana hogs 20T 10 average a. Ss 40 per 100 70 - do.
1saa pigs 81 n a. So 4s state hors 1s4 D. s5
= 90 l9t ID a. $ So r9Sshs -SI u e So %;
iudd 6 CO state hoxa 2TO n ESQ "a
Sc Sc so q IouEh $50 Is At = So DO 700 b. L s. 90
/ boar. $40 ID. at 81 so; stag 500 ID. ar -
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO Oct. 5.-Active milling demand for t1s
cash grain had a strengthening effect on the wheat
market here to-day. closing quotations showing net
gains OF sc % &C 10 &c to 1lsc- Corn and oats
also closed strong. but provisions were weak
Ignoring a number OF beaTish Influences. trade IN
the wheat pit needed the buuish situation IN th6
cash market and bought freely Of the options re-
suIting IN sharp rally during the hnal hour cr
the day A gain In cash premiums az Southwest
ern grain centres despite increased receipts n
splred additional demand for options here Ths
market was also buIishIy affected BY the reported
breaking out OF cholera in Northw westeFn Russia
and an improved foreign demand for Manitoba
wheat The range for the December delivery TOR
the day was between $3.50 and 81 ol1s The market
closed strong at almost the TOP. final dgUFes On Is-
cenbeF being AT 81 Of.
Liberal local receipts and continued favorable
weather for the maturing OF the new crop caused
slight weakness IN the market early IN tina
session, but this soon gave way % a much finer
feeling. The market closed firm at almost the TOP.
final quotations showing net gains OF NC TO so
TO &c
Oats weTe weak the greater part OF the day
owing 70 selling by influential cash interests. De-
u1and for the cash grain was slack. At the close
prices were 1sc 20 1lc above yesterdays hua&
figures.
Provisions were weak because of profit taking by
local holders o. the nearby products There vras
also selling by local packers. Prices at the
close were to 15C lower
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

ssocksrs ara feeders. Sc 7ses3 50 HoGs-esc~irs-.
estimated l00o0 head market 5Cfec lower en0ice
asavy IS 20 - 80; butchers s. 15Gs 90 light mref.
" 6U$1 90. choice Eight. SS0&s o. packing s. 700
So To- pigs. s. 81 bulk Of s. I5G so SHEEP
Receipts. estimated. 28O00 head. market steady
ltugs. 81 > Qs5 90
East Buffalo. oct. 5-CATTLE-Rscsipts. roo heads
steady prime steers 50 75G 81 vEALs-Rscsipts. 80
aead active and 2de lower. $3.50 80 HOoS-Escsiptss
v3o 20 head fairly active and stronz mxsd $ $50
zoo 81 90s daires. 81 T50S8 grasssrs. 81 159se -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 400 head active and
steadys lambs, S58Sl 3J; tsW 81 40.
kansNa City, Oct 6.-CATTLEr-Eeceip1S. I8.eoo
head including 1000 SOuthsrus. market steady l0c
ntgher; top So 30; choice export and dressed besc
steers ~ 50 s. 40; fair good 81 7j0 So % Western
sleeIs - 10 50 stOckers and feeders. t3 - 1s
southern steers. So 304$4 s5 Southern a. 400
$ 1S native COWS s. 2S0$t a. native heifsTz sS 20
s ~: pulls y S9a $ % calves 50 1SaSl "a hoes
sFoees9Pts IS I@oo0 head; market l9e lover t32
81 0Ii packers and butchsFs 81 63 ass 05 light 81 3
QSI 80; pigs, s. 25 q 81 25. SFIEEP-Rsoeiuts 901O
head market strong Utah lambs 81 O5: lambs Sc $50
81 5 warnings 81 50 IS so wsthers 81 15G$5 sEss
50 lS q s. 80. stockers and feeders. 50 . @ s.
Cincinnati. Oct d-CATTLE-ReceiDt8 go Rad.
slow and weak fair 70 good shippers. IS Is So as
common. - So 10 HOGS-Receipts. 2030 head. Slow
iOG15c lover; butchers and shippers 81 H0Gs7 91s
common. 81 60GS8 g. SHEEsP-Receiptz 5ST hsats
ste1dy and quiet. 81 7S9S4 s' lambs steady AID G1st.
Toledo. Oct g-cLOvERsEED-Cash CeIdl 50 s5s
October, 50 TO- DecenEer 50 90 March, 50 21; 10 ..
SS so. rejected. s. o. TIMOTHY-PTims. 81 Is. Al
sTKE-Prlme. IS 2S October. s. 90 DsesEbor. % s0s
March. IS 40.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

here held the market down. There practically no
business until within few minutes the close. when
importers In some selling orders ana the final result
loss OF 54t0 points. with barely steady
Ie total sales Of 30 $50 bags 1880 bags switches
sWitenes included March for July at 10 points De-
LOT september az 20 points and December for uy
~VA%o points The HaVFe market closed with October
ana December at y franc higher and other
nonths = franc with sales OF $4,000 bags The i'm
tere was attributed 70 advance OF $50 reis
- LS.o and ~ Feis at Santos There good
t az ho for low grades and this attributed
ouIance Ihere The receipts primary points
So10S IpeIal put the receipts at Rio Santos for
Sunday and Monday large as they had been
n Gose days IN recent weeks In the coffee belt
y..tt Lauio ifost was reported at Aware, with hs
Cather me AZ the other four reporting points This
Ibusty spot, however seemed 10 be BY
some Havre people Warehouse deliveries at New York
SLohay were 165lS bags compared with
oaS and Aats@ year The receipts Rio and
sunday and Monday $4,000 bags compared
M .sn eO9 the same time last year same
t .ls IA iuun sac Pauo receipts Monday 10000
ps against T4uC0 in 1908 and SLIGO 1906 Receipts
~ Jundiahy yesterday 900 bags compared Wild,
IOo the corresponding time in 1908 In 1906
& e aret for spot coffee seemed 90 be steady with
was quoted Z S-i6c. " - s
The range Of contract prices the local market today
was follows: - ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour traders reported a good
oa there vas also tar inquiry toT winter @ hours ours
wheat Prices remain quotabS unchanged. Rye aour
was quiet and 1 9eT % s to esf % ] s2e1 The fooEg
patents s. 4ogSS 20 winter straishts S5 loQ$5 So win
q %ats. s SSss4 g szts So zntsE S4 s 4Sas4 So
6ensas stralgnts g !oe$9 SO a. BYE FLoUR-tirra
4$4 80 coRNMEAL- -steady- Quoted: Kiln dried, So co
yellow. 81 55Gsi Co; coarse 81 45SSl So FEED@West-
standard middiing s28 Our do SIS 5o red dog si To-
city bran So 50 bIlk SOS So sacks; uiddiing $3.50
$50 80 red 8l CO. hominy chop SCI so bulk $50 10
To begin with the EneiisS cables were disanpolntins
being some To- points lower whereas points decline
would have been sufficient TO meet closing basis Of
last night This caused an opening break here OF to
points with the tone about steady at the decline From
day progressed prices steadily crumbied the
close the list showed loss of 1923 points with the
brokers offering hedges against
o1ered steady stream of Cotton for March ana May
% +b En@i5sb ,sHst tbs sprsddIe Seing ye-v
popular abroad @ in sg Of e ass 6nbs ha' Sa5S s1ns
Of only 4S points The bears were made Optimistic by
south and that spinners awaiting further declines
in raw gotten before taking extensive nss AaVises from
print cloths and yarn markets oeTea ABOUT 1ne ony
ray Of hope 70 the bulls These reported steaGly IN
prices with spilners making extensive forward commit
who yesterday became very bush on the government
port Of 5s5 october condition which was taken
bales looked for strong bull support by Chi:ago
bulls however seemed quite content with lines they al
ready had hand and made no ehert % support ms
market on the decline brokers who usually act
for Chicago grain people large buyers on decl-
ing presumably having limited orders Late IN te
dav the weak under combined liquidation
ana short selling prompted by predictions from leading
bear sources for well under I3c before the
present is The impression seemed 20 De
ue general that the October movement would eA-
ceed any on record, being tempted 70 market
every TALE that could be ginned long as anything IKE
prevailing prices be obtained stop loss order sell
ing was feature Of odeial reports from south
a snot markets gave prices unchanged 20 NC lower
port receipts the exceeded 10000 bales the ae
e range Of Contract prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct 5-Ths n1oVeEnsnt of stocks 70
The mills continues actively. with dealings nsstane
the asking Local dealers antfcpats that
high level VIII Be maintained for st1 months II has
induced bidding tar tn8
1910 clip sheeps backs Threeeighths WOo. both
IS particularly good demand
and selling freely a top price. Ohio heeCss and ter
ritOry ane staple are also IN demand The leading
nestle quotations range Domestic WO0is; Ohio
and Pennsylvania feeces-XX. 36e3Ic; No washed -
unwashed. 2T32Sc- one-1af blood conlbiuEt
s7c three-efghhs eoublaE SIC; onsquarer bloo1
conbing 34R35c. delane washed. 40G4lc: delaine un
wasFet. 33dS4c. Michigan. Wisconsin and New LOrE
Aeeces-Fins unwashed 25026c: deafHe uuwasasI S1G2
92 one-hag blood unwashsd 94d35c: treeeshths blood
unwashed 34Q35c, one-QuaTter blood. SsS4c Kentucky
Indiana Nfssourf-Thraa-eig blood 34C.
1uarter blood 32T93c Secured values. Texas-Fine.
twelve 6Tsc; fine six eight months $50 e
=re fall 6S1l0cs middle
county 6sR65c fan free 50G52c fall defectiye $50
A0T Oregon-Easrerr No I stan-e. TS1s0c; Eastern.
clothing To072c: valley No I, 5795sc Territory-sns
sa0a 1850 fns medium staple. TOT2c. hne clothing
709T2c ane medium clothing 66a6sc: Ouehaf blood, g
S776 three-egh-hs 6ST0c; oneqEarter blood %
76sc FllIed-Extra. T29T5c. hns A. 65q7Ocs Eupsrs
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at I
per cent: highest, per cent; lowest per cent;
last loan, Al per cent; closing. 494Iz per cent
ruling price. per cent Time money strong
Rates were 4B4A per cent for sixty days, 4A bid
and ~ asked for ninety days and four. five and
six months. Some hve months loans were made at
4ss per cent Mercantile paper was in fair demand
Rates. si9G4s4 per cent for sixty days indorsed
bills receivable; 4s.@5iz per cent for choice four to
six months prime single names and 81 to per
cent for others
FOREIGN ExCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady. with cables quoted at 4S620
a S64S demand sterling at 4s5s0Q4s6, and sixty
day bills at 4ss94S41o. Short francs. 5.l63s less
lis and short retchsmarks. S5 316 less 1-32. The
market was a shade easier in the afternoon. being
Influenced both by tho hardening In money rates
ard the better supply OF cotton bills Gables were
quoted 4.seI58A $500. demand sterling at 1880
bio and asked and sixty-day bills at 4.s464.S41O
Short francs. 51sTs less S64 and short reichsmarks
95iS plus l-64.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
5, posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, 1910 dis
count: Chicago. I5e discount; San Francisco sight
Ic, telegraph 21se premium: New Orleans, COM
Enercial 81 discount bank 81 premium: Charleston.
buying par selling l-10c premium. St Louis. soc
discount bid 40c discount asked; Cincinnati par;
Minneapolis. par; Savannah buying 9-16c discount,
selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, exchanges
sz465o3.l2S. balances s1s.l7O.647 Baltimore.
changes s5.6SII7l balances. S663 SS7: Chicago. ex-
changes s4s,2I2H43, balances $3.50 5s5: Boston,
changes $3l,02504s balances. S2.0335ss: Philadel-
phia. exchanges $29.2411sf. balances sI.923.247.
SILVER MARKET.-Commercial bar silver.
blisc- Mexican silver dollars, 43c Bar silver IN
LONDON ciUsed 2324d an advance of l-I6d.
GOLD PREMTI7M-In Madrid. S.S5; Lisbon. 11.75
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New Ycrk is quoted at 2.OlL
GOVERNMENT REVENUES. - Receipts from
customs yesterday ss27.214 internal revenue
s1427,5sI, and miscellaneous 1928 041 total Of So
563,s%7 against total expenditures on ordinary ac-
count OF sE67,446. For the month TO date ordinary
receipts have been s4472s07 and ordinary expendI-
lures s2522l41, the excess of receipts amounting
n $3.50 T6s. For the fiscal year TO date ordinary
receipts have been s165, 424 against SI45
in the same time in 1873. and 0rdiuary expendi-
tures Sis4 662770 against S1T3 703 s46 in 1906 the
excess Of expenditures this year amounting TO S1s-
1885 compared with excess last year of s27-
ss2.67S Including Panama Canal account and
public debt, the excess Of all expenditures over
receipts since July amounts to S3o.17s523 against
an excess IN the corresponding period year ago Of
ss4.7sss7s.
SCB-TREASCRT.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
20 the Clearing House s851,65s.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 6.-CIosins: wHEAT-Spot auists No
red Western winter 61d STEADY; Dsos5er %
7%d; March Is sd: May. Ts Ts4 SoI;N-s2ot eglst:
American mixed (vta Gafvostoul ez 2d futures drh
October. SIS 1ssd: Deeembsr. 5s 9lsd FLOUR-Niater
natents dull 32s Cd. HOPS London (PzciGc Coasep
Arm esTEI BEEF-Extra india Sds td-
PORK-Prine Western. nominal EAH6-Shorr
90 y. quiet 6es snort rib 16 % "A - dull SIS 3D.
long clear middlss light, % "a y, steady. s .onS
IS - -, hr 6Is Cd shoTt clear
backs Is 70 20 n. quiet 665 clear neies u % - o
Is HOCLDERS-SQuare, II = D. steaGys
SIS Sd LARD-Prime Western, in tierees. arn 52ss
American refined pals firm. as Sd. CHEESE-
Canadian finest white STEADY. o0s' % coore9 sIsady
SIS 3D. TALLOW-Prims city Arm, 295 81. TCttFse-~
TINE-SpFrts hrun 42s Cd ROsIS-Cuumon firm, los.
PETROLEU0E-Rehnsd steady. 7Ad. LINSEED OIL
-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

ior the preceding DeductlnE s2700oo for divi-
Genes ana employees bonus and sI6762s for interest.
ospfeciatlon and other accounts. the surplus was
S<A'S0s comparing with s320B7 for the year be-
tofe' and the total surplus s2ses6ss The sales of
copper were el,sol,5S pounds. the average price
realized being 1922 cents a pound against 1888
cents for the preceding year. The total cost Of
copper produced, refined and sold, after deductnS
the value OF gold and silver. 10 cents pound,
AGAINST lo1 cents IN the year ended June 3d. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

The local for spot cotton was qeie'; ;na54 T
ana i3 65c for middling Gulf sales bsS .AISs,
Iivsred on contract. 200 bales SonInsIn
we're teleFraphed follows GalEegtoh ; qIfef 4
i,Tsr ri I3c sales 2fl bales; New orleans
lower At i3 Lice sales $50 bales; sayanhSR yiest
- lower al 12Kc. sales, 64@- haleh N-i ',1s-
stead &c lower at 12Sc Wilmnston 99let iss 5S6
- t5ss .. Norfolk quiet lower al itSe'
a. baltimore nominal unchanged At 15'sc' Augsrs ~.
ioXer at i3c: sales 2os9 pao - -l-.-
steaag n1ctaneea al f3sse Houstoa steady &c lowe5
,t Isc: sales bales. Little R'cE 40 M ss7Ss
- 20 t10r. Memphis steady UNCHANGED ~ !" s.r
as0 bales Estimated receipts a. ~ don n,,es
1.-s6nssaav. Al Galveston, II 500 10 s'uVV -,
ss,inst II SIS asi snd 10 926 last year g
S-Ia"rs q 900 bales against ''oH 'aS' wen
ana 10 4sT last year ,.-, ..A,... e,o, cot,
,.y moderate demand; sales 10 ono bales
q ooA- fraports ~ o9a. hr"@rsrsf l'"' -
land 72ad Futures opened easy a. 70 p@'nts , "r
rItr... closed hRre'' 9f"na 70 -.
october IA November. 8 9sadi HoyeTser Ts
Ureenaber md Deem HerF
rTary sa2Sd; February March MaPsh- APRIL T & Anrs
av-Iuue Iune-IulY- doIdt july -NIAuat
595 A,rTfst-sapte7aber s7td september-oet tohrr
Ga. Octoher- November 61od. Aanchestef-fa faFhH
go cloths auiat but steady ..- -.
- TOuFFF--To-dar's market for coure futlte W.
- tan,a dt-fns the Of the 1ay X opel.u u
steaav with prices UNCHANGED An ais s,a - -
notnts vas 4ue owing good cables from
ssan and Brazilian markets. but ths s-ssnas " "@
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October 8. 1909.
ORAtN-WHEA AT-There surprising show OF
strength in the wheat to-day prices advancing
session. closing top point the previous
night The pit had advces that prominent interests
sentiment created by reason Of the report
export movement from that country Bulls wers also
helped BY unfavoabe crop report from Argentine
fnce7 were chiefly connected with statistics receipts
showed the record breaking increase Of II 600
oG59 for the week compared with Increase last year
bush last week. This had only temporary effect on
much worried over the character ~ spport A. Chi,aeo
TO take advantage OF ravorng their side of the
ITSO cars COMPARED with 1900 cars yesr ago There
export business for TIE S amounted tn ahaut 10 loads
Both Liverpool and Berlin markets unchanged
the wheat crop Runlania 6s.oOoooO bush
pared With $1,000 bush last sas Ihe wsather I'm IN
Hungary less satisfactory than they have been
Of wheat was headed Kansas City total win
ter wheat arrivals for the day continued mod rate
22S9 600 bush, against 2O36OOo bush on the CORE
ST 2s51 asked in elevator domestic; No Northern
both ~ 59n1a c0RNMThe situation IN corn was
much the In wheat, sharp advance taking
place prices after the orenng in response to good
commission buying and general disposition to
support May under the soc level Receipts continued
estimated but neither this nor the decline
Ss5so pTioes we're ss close to % the POINT Of
net higher at Chicago Total p7naTy recipts amounted
spending day last year No eorn tn the local market
s9lc SPOT ana esac winter shipGen h2th & sHS.
basis No yellow roc son, noTainsl al s ,to nSTT1 BsrTo
rsnse % closing steady at about ic net Com
became BUYERS being Influenced BY strenet in other
grains Cash oats here e9sod as sSiows NSsd 20 70
Clipped white ~ ~ 4s,4a4ae RyE,arsst ,!a 1;d! aq
iseding Jsa7oc nominal c / New York
NEW YORK PRICES
WHEAT Opening Hirh Low. Close day