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FIour and Fnrinaceons Goodn

Flour-California family extras $6.20G6.60 net
without discount; bakers extras. S6.20@6 so;
superine $510@5.30; Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl, $5.30G5- 80 for family bakers and pat
ents and $3.50 for cut OF Kansas patents Sc. 25
46.50; do straghts. $6.O5663 so; Dakota patents.
$3.50: do straights $3.50 per bbl.
FarinaeeOus Goods-Priees In 100 ID sacks, net
cash. no discount, follows; Graham dour
So per 100 lbs; rye -four, 50. so; rye meal S. so;
rice -four, 81; corn meal, 50 so; extra cream do
80; oat meal. 81; oat groats. S4: farina, 81
hominy, $3.50; buckwheat dour 81. so: whole
wheat -four, So. 40 rolled oats bbl Sc. 50@7 in
sacks $4916.50; extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
$3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat, bbls $3.50. In
sacks, So. 1894; pearl barley, S475; split peas
boxes, S5 for yellow and $500 for green per 100
pounds.
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Beans and seeds

Further fluctuations in beans will be noted.
The market continues sensitive and unsettled.
with buyers and sellers both inclined TO hold on
for more settled weather.
Beans (per etD-New bayos. $3.J0G3-15; pea.
nominal. small white $4d4.25; large white, $3l
25: pink. $3d -20 red. nominal: hlackeye. So 10
a 90: lima, $4@41O; red kidneys. 3.656 8. 50:
cranberry beans. IS. 25@3. so; Garvanzas 81. Goa
q so: horse beans. S1.50M .. %
Seeds Brown mustard, 494Hci yellow mus
tard nominal at 41sc; naxseed. 4@41ac. carload
lots: canary. axe; alfalfa, 1914 Q1Tc; rape.
cleaned. 2@2kc; timothy, &c; hemp. S15 &c;
millet. 2% d3c per lb.
Dried Peas-Green S36325 per etl.
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dealers. The weather has moderated.
. SANTA ROSA, Oct. 4.-There was drop 81
naif cent in the prices offered for eggs here
francisco dairy exchange Dealers were Offering
4oc dozen for choice and 43c for seconds. There
Is no change In local conditions.
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Condftion of the Treasurv

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4-The condition of tha
treasury at the beginning Of business TO-DAY
was as follows.
Trust funds--Csold coin. Ss65. .027 500: silver
dollars. $4S4- 1886, 900: silver dollars Of fSa0
81 .065. 900; silver certificates outstanding s4S4
o36.000
General fund--Standard silver dollars in gen.
eral fund $5t,4. 43e: current liabilities SOS 003
927. working balance in treasury Offices So :
245 l6s: in hanks 10 credit of the treasurer OF
the United States, $50, or 5sG: subsidiary silver
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NEW YORK. Oct. 4.--Money on caII strono
4M4h per cent: ruling rate and closing bid I
per cent: offered at 4 ~ per cent -
Time loans, firm; 80 DAYS per cent. oo d.rs
AZ per cent; months. Al n4is per cent :
Prime mercantile paper Az as per cent
Sterling exchange STEADY. with actual h,,sinas.
in bankers bills at $4.s41OG4-s4 for go daT
bills and at $4S6 for demand. "'
Commercial bills $4-S3% d4.s4
Bar silver 81 C.
Mexican dollars 43c.
Bonds-Goyernment. steady; railroad irrernlar
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Nnrthern Rnuine..

SEATTLE: Oct. 4.-clearings, 81. las, $50; bal.
ances. $2S4. $50.
ances. S127. OH.
sPoKANE. Oct. 4.--clearings. $so7. .5o4; bal
PoRTLAND. Oct. 4.-clearings. ST. s7s;
balances. $22S, 039.
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New York Grain

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Flour-Re Receipts. 81 400;
exports. IA 500: market firmly held with local
inquiry Minnesota patetts, S4.4O94.6o; winter
straights S4.90M5.10.
spot market steady; No red nominal elevator
and nominal f. O. b. adoat; No, northern
Duluth S1.O93s nominal f. o. b. afoat;. No.
hard winter, s1.147s nominal f. O.. b. anoat,
Opening firm and higher today on bullish cables.
wheat gradually eased OF under big receipts,
less active northwest cash demand and bear
ish snow report. closing quiet at quarter OF
cent net loss; December, $1.O1#; May,
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AITYl M0YEAIENT or PROpUCE
Northern Mheat NInrket

TACOMA, Oct. 4.-Choiee milling: Bluestem,
97M9S1 1ac: club and red fife. S9c, red Rus
sian. SIC
SEATTLE, Oct. 4.-No milling quotations. Ex-
port-Bluestem. 97e; club see; Russian, SIC.
Receipts-W,heat, 81 cars; oats, cars; barley,
car.
PORTLAND. Oct. 4.-tTrack prices: Club. ssc;
bluestem '96M97c: red Russian, S612c; Turkey
red. SSc; forty fold. Ole:
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Dried Fruits

NEW YORK. Oct 4-EyapOrated Apples
Firm. Fancy. 1015 a lie; choice. 90e5Ac: prime.
SIS ass. c; common to fair. 6A GSAe.
Prunes-Firm. with the larger sizes scarce.
California. 21, 07c up to 40-50s: OregOns. 609c.
ADricots are inactive, but supplies from the
coast are arriving slowly and the situation IN
the primary market appears TO be strong.
Choice. 10Ac; extra choice, Ike; fancy.
1114d12c.
) = d6c; extra choice. 81 d6zc; fancy. nominal
Raisins- Unchanged Loose muscatel. 3at ~
414e; choice to fancy seeded. Az d615c; seed
less, 3%4 @515c; London layers, S1.20@1.25-
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Oct 4.-Hops. hrm.
Hides firm.
Wool quiet.
Petroleum steady.
Suxar-Raw steady; fair refining. sra
s. 735c; centrifugal 96 test. 420d4 235cs
molasses sugar. 3.4593 475cs refined. quiet.
points higher. Sales. 2l 600 bags including
October at 5.5Oc November 5.55d5. soc. Deeem-
Der 5.6Od5.65c. March 575c, May 5.S0c, July
and September 5.S5c.
Spot-Steady No. Rio. T1ta7 5-16c; No.
Santos, S4s acc.
Afild-DulL Cordova. So "a 12c-
Butter-Firm. Creamery specials. 3lc: third
to extras 2J15 6g3Oc; process. 2J627es western
factOrys 23Q24cs imitation creamery. 2J6126c.
Cheese-Steady. State full cream specials
15h 11615e; common TO good. 111a 614&c;
skins. full to specials. 5613c.
Eggs-Steady. Western extra frSts. p = q
261ac; hrsts. 24625c; seconds, 2215 92315e.
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Eastern J.Ive.foek NTarket

mated 2S 600. Market generally steady. BeevcS
81. 10653o: Texas steers. S3s505.f0. western
steers S4G7: StockerS and feeders Sc. 15675 o..
cows and hpifprs. So 1O@6. calves. S76a
Hnrs-Recpints estimated "a. .O0n No-s~s
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Meat Market.


Slaushterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows
Beef-eh @7l4c per lb for steers. 5Kas4c
for cows and heifers.
veaI-7Aage for large and sd1okc for small.
Mlutton-Wethers. Sd9c; ewes 715GSc per ID.
Iamb-91a 101sc per ID.
Dressed Pork tper -119111sc for light and
9@91.c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco. gross
weight:
4Lsc: under 900 lbs, &c; second quality, 3&c:
thin and undesirable steers 3@3Ac.
No. / cows and hefers, 3A @3Mc; second
quality, &c; common. thin undesirable cows. 2@
2hc
bulls, 1Ec.
Caives-LIght weights per lb. 5Ac; medium.
4azc: heavy. 4a4Ac
Sheep tper lb,-wethers. No. l. 4A@44c;
Lambs (per lb)-Thls years milk lambs, 81
451ac.
Hogs per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 40 lbs, csc; 140 to $50 Tbs, 7Ac; $50 to 350
lbs. 6Ac; common. undesirable hogs. Al @5c-
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK. oct. 4.-Thc visibIe supply
of grain in the United States Saturday. Octo-
Der 2 as complied by the New York produce
exchange was as follows Wheat-19. ~ O00
bushels: increase, 2.9S2. 600. Corn-3 So. 600
bushels; increase 1907 900. Oats-l2. sol 900
bushels: increase. 1.009. 600. Rye-45s.0O bush
els Increase. $1,000 Barles-3. $4,000 bush
els: Increase 5s3 600. The visible supply of
wheat In Canada last Saturday was I.494, 900
bushels. an increase of 1,S04, 600.
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Cash Grnin and ProvIsions

CHICAGO. Oct 4--cash quotations we're as
follows: Flour firm. No 2 rye, 72a 73e. Feed
or mixing barley 50M51c; fair to choice malt
ing, 55d64c. Flaxseed-No. 1 southwestern,
S1.3o1a No. l northwestern, $l.42A. Timothy
seed, $260@3.50. Mess pork, per Dbl, S24 -.
Lard, per 100 lbs. $i240. Short ribs, SIDES
(loose), $11 40M1170. Short clear sides (boxed), I,
S12.37l9 @1250.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances OF wheat and -four were edual
TO SCI 600 bushels; exports for the week, as
shown by Bradstreet's. equal TO IL, 900
bushels; primary receipts 2,3J3,U0O bushels, com
pared with 2.519,000 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago; visible supply of wheat in the
United States, 1892. 900 bushels amount OF
breadstuffs on ocean passage Increased l.4OO,UOO
bushels Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, SO cars; corn, Sill cars; oats. 2o4 cars;
hogs, 600 head.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The market for butter and eggs opened the
week very strong. there being steady demand
for the upper grades of both descriptions which
readily absorbed all OF the arrivals Fine eggs
We're very scarce. and several dealers who We're
short were unable secure any at the exchange
quotation The price advanced 1ae TO 4Se a
dozen on bids at that figure on the exchange
Butter was no higher. but prices had an upward
tendency and one receiver offered TO pay a pre-
MUM for light weight squares. There moth
ing new in cheese, the market being firm at the
recently revised quotations.
Receipts We're ~ 600 pounds of butter, IA OOO
pounds of cheese and S41 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations established
by the sales bids snd offers on the floor of the
dairy exchange Prices In the street, while gov
erned by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 1ac to &c higher. owing to the va
rious charges to he added
Butter-Fresh CREAMERY extras. 35c per lb.
frm; y trsts soc hrn: do oo secoads' 2slac. firm;
Chefse- California fancy hats, 15c per lb,
Arm. ilo frsts, HE hrm do seconds i4c
firm fancy Young Americas, ,l61ac firm; do
lie. nrm; do nats, Ice, firm; New York fancy.
1Sisc. firm.
Eggs lper dozen. cases includedl California
fresh extEas. 4se firm; do frsts. 4Sc. firm: do
seconds, :De.l nrm: do thirds. 24c. hrm; Calfor-
MIA storage extras. Sic. steady.
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Boston stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Oct 4-The Boston copper market
opened quietly with the principal activity and
strength in Greene-Cananea which advanced to
1Oas on buying by New York interests. The
balance Of the list has been traded in in a
small way, but shows a firm undertone North
Butte appears 10 be well bought around 81 and
the demand for United States smelling issues
still continues The industrial list has been
active and strong, with the principal dealings
in United Shoe common and American telephone,
which have advanced l point each.
= The following list u furnished by r. F. Hut
ton & Co, 49O California street. San Fran
cisco Cal.
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PnnItrr nnd Game

Three cars of western chickens reached the
market yesterday and met with a fair inquiry at
satisfactory prices AS usual on Monday there
was very little trading in domestic fowls and
prices for everything in that line were nominal
Nearly 100 sacks ef game. mostly Wild ducks.
came in and met with prompt sale at stin rates
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. 81. 50615 for small.
s6 5Od7 for large and $s@1O for extras; young
roosters, $767.5O; do extra large, SS010; old
ROSTERS, $3.50; fryers, $5.5016.50; broilers,
s4.50d5 for large and SSG4 for small; ducks,
S5@S; pigeons, 81 .25; squads, $3.50; geese, S2G
80 per pair; goslings. per pair. live tur-
keys. 24Q2 26e per lb for young and 1S921e for
old.
Game (per dozenl-Mallard ducks. s7G1O:
sprig. seas: teal. S4d5; widgeon. S2.5OG4:
spoonbills S2G3; gray geese, $6: hare, 81 .50G
1 70: rabbits S2M2 %
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Hides, Tanow, Wool and Hops


Some slight advances, chiefly in dry hides will
re noted The market for all descriptions rules
strong
Hides-CuIls and brands sell about H91c
under quotations Heavy salted steers. 13iacs
medium. 13e: light 12c; cowhides. lie FOR heavy
12c for light; stays. 9cs salted kip, 13cs salted
veal. 17es salted calf. 171a Q1Sc. dry hides.
2015 ale: dry kip, 1914 920c; dry calf. 25
G26c; dry veal 23e. sheepskinS, shear
lings, 20G4Oc eachs short wool. 50675c
each: medium, 75c6s1 each: long wool. 81 25
d1.T5; lambs 250 75c hOrsehides salt. 81 256
2.T5 for large and 81 .5OGl2 for medium, 75cMSl
for small and 2565Oc for colts; horsehides dry,
s2d2.25 for large and 81. 2562 for medium. SOC
9$1 for small and 2595Oc for colts goatskins..
prime angora. 5O090c; large hair goats. 25G40cs
medium. 2063Oc; small. 54l5cs Mexican deer
skins. 3715 63Sc; dry salted do. 25927l3c.
Tailow~Nc. I rendered. 5@5Ke: No p "A
41ec: grease. 263hc.
WooEFaI clip-Northern free mountain.
12d14c; Humboldt and MendOcinO. 13d15c;
southern, more or less defective 71a0SHcs fall
lambs. S01Oc for southern and 12Q15e for
northern.
Hops-Prices to growers are 1201ec per ID
for 1908, with 20925c for contracts for new
crop delivery.
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St I,ouf. Wool nr,-nr.+

ST LOUIS. Oct. 4.-Woo1-Ffrm Medium.
GRADES. ronbing and clothing. 2303Oc. Hch-
fpe 22G27c; heavy nne. 13621c; tub washed
25@37lac.
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EGG sEnrkef in Nearby Counties

3 PE'rALCNfA Oct. THE week opened with
prices ~. higher than the cIesiu gdays of last
week. f61ac being the best offering and Is Sc
and 45c was paid BY spectators and independent
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Chicago Dairx and Produce Mnrket

CHICAGO. Oct 4.-Butter steadys creameries.
"A = "a BE: dalr1eS. 22H26c Eggs steady: re-
ceipts, S.247 cases at mark. cases included. 1Sc:
hrsts. 22Ec; prime hrsts. 24c. Cheese hrm:
daisies. 151a q 15A &c: twins. 143t d15c. Young
Americas. 1515 915%e; IonghOrns. 15Q15lse..-
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SURPLUS is FELT
IN WALL STREET
Activity in Trading Dwindles
Under Firmness OF Call
Money Rate
Ne,r York stock List

l. f. Hutton & Co., $50 California street
members Of the New York stock e1change' qa- IuI
$50 lie following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
- - ..sro.L.S IIIirh Low Bid Ask
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GALL
Hides Firm and Gradually Rising
Cut Prices Make Demand for Wine

manufacturers as follows: Standard fine, gran
nlafed 100 ID bags 5.45es standard coarse.
rfanniafed SIZE: fruit granulated 5.45e; extra
me graBplated. 5.35c; confectionery A. 5-45c.
cube, 3 zoe. crushed, 5-70cs powdered, 5.55c: ::
esadv grsnniafed 5-55c: confectioners' crystals.
553e. maxnolla A. 5-05c5 extra @. 495c; golden
g., 4H5e. -, 4.75cs crystal d0minos, cases.
a4se. tablets. half barrels, 5.95c; tablets.
boxes s.2Oc. Bar sugar, bags 100 lbs. 5.SOc:
barrels. 5.90cs half barrels, 6-O5cs 40 10 tins.
750e; 35 10 tins. 7-5Oc: 10 ID tins S15c; 3
ID tins a lie: 80 10 boxes, 6.30c- Barrels and
20 lb bags f0c; half barrels, 25c. boxes soc
per 100 lbs more all grades
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granuated basis
5.45c; AHlgrade'' bar. 5-S0c; powdered, 555c:
A crushed. 5. roe; berry 5.45c: O. & H. extra 6ne
dry granuIated 5.45c; coarse dry granulated
8 45c. confectionery A. 5.45e: confectionery
crystal 5.55c. cubes, 5-70c; bricks. 5.70c: extra
hne dry granuIated (IO0 ID bags only). 5.35c;
excelsior A. 5.O5c; extra G. 4.95e; golden c.
4.SJc; yellow d. A. 75c: II. & E. crystal domi-
nos, s,45e. Additional per 100 lbs In barrels
and 50 ID bags. 1Oc mOres half barrels 25c
more; boxes soc more for all grades. Bar in
35 and 40 ID tins $1.70 more: In 10 ID tins.
81. .35 more Minimum order, carload weight.
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Portland butter Marked

PURILAND, Oct. CITY aud country cream
cry extras, 36e; fancy. 32635c; store. i912ie.
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Lively Markets in Both Local and
Comstock Mining Shares Yesterday
LOANS. Exchange and silver

coin, S21. PIG, T5I; minor coin. S1,964. 81.
balance in general fund, SOC. 900.
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SALES
1880 a. NJ
Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board Yesterday:
COMSTOCES
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Potatoes. ONION. and yewetabIes

ELGIN, I'LL. Oct. 4.-Butter firm. 3oc- Sal
for the week, 300 pounds.
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Dried Fruits, RaIsins, Nuts and Honey

Packers are buying a few raisins from grow
ers at PC in the sweat box. The market con
tinues dull and weak. Fruits rule firm. with a
good demand
New Fruits-Evaporated apples. 715 0S15c;
apricots 81 6IO%c: moorpark. Haze; peaches
Az d615c; prunes, 21hG3c. with &c premium for
40s and no 30s at any price; pitted plums 61s a
Sc; figs, 21A@l4c; pears, 719c.
New Raisins-Layers clusters-6 crown, $3.50;
3 crown, SI.75; crown. rs; ordinary layers.
8 crown. 921a G95c; 2 crown, s5990c; seeded,
~ M5c: seedleSs sultanas, 2l5I413c: ThOmp
sons seedless &c; loose muscatel, crown. &C.
crown, 3Ae; . crown, 2&4c.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 14t5 415c; IXL,
14@141ac ne plus ultra. l3gI515c; Drake. @
&c; new walnuts. 1115 G121sc per ID for No.
softshells. 715c for No. do; flberts. 1212 a 1+c
pecans, 15@17c.
Honey-Comb, 14915c for water white and
l0G12c per lb for amber; extracted, T13e for
capdied and dark amber. 404Jsc per h.
BeeswaX-271 x G30c per ID for light and 23G
26c for dark
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Minneapolis Flax Market
Oct FLAX, S1.3s-

London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 5.-Hops in London Pacific
cnastl new rrnn. firm. G 6s to 6 Z I'd.
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Deciduou. and Citru. Fruits

Receipts Of fresh fruits light. but as
there was no particularly brisk demand for any
thing they proved more than sufficient for re-
qurements and prices showed but little change
from Saturdays closing quotations There were
no figs received. and about the. only prunes Of
the receivers were asking $125@ 1.50 a crate
Peaches were mostly poor and prices were tr-
regular and weak. The apple market remained
firm for high grade fruit while trashy stock
was In burdensOme supply and decidedly weak.
Table grapes moved on fairly at about previous
prices, while wine grapes dragged at unsteady
rates. Strawberries advanced sharply on de-
fore quoted, In the citrus department sellers
were trying to obtain an advance on top quality
lots of Valencia oranges
Strawberres-$36I4 per chest.
Raspberries- j06i per chest
Cranberries-$9.J J0Q10 per barrel.
Huekleberries-7@10 10c per H.
Apples-Fancy, $1@1.50 per box; common 70
choice, 50a90c.
Pears-Bartietts, 175@1.s5 per box; other
varieties. 50e@$I per box.
Quinces-50@75c per box.
Peaches-40475c per box.
Figs-Nominal.
Melons Nutmeg melons. 40d75e per box;
watermelons, nominal.
omegranates-50@75c for small and s1.7592
for large boxes.
Grapes-Small boxes and crates, 40@75c; lug
boxes, 60c@$l25; Zinfandel wine grapes, S9d10
per ton.
Citrus Fruit (per boxl-yalencia oranges. 81 D
as grapefruit, S2G2.JO for seedless; lemons
S4d5 for fancy. $3@3.J0 for choice and $l-oO9
$3.50 for Standard lines, $6N6-5O.
TroBical Fruits=Bananas, 75cG$I-15 per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. .50G3.50 for Central Amert-
can; pineapples. S2G3 per dozen
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EIgin Butter
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) - w - Y
London CIoal

MONEY! a per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
hort bills is IL per cent and for three months,
ills pa per cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
MANY AUTO SALES
DURING THE WEEK.
Several Dealers Receive SHIPMENT OF
Badly Needed Cars hut the Demand
For Moro Continues.

The present week has been a busy
one among the local automobile deal-5
ers but their activity is limited by
the supply Of cars The demand con-
tinues with Increased vigor from day
10 day and the local handlers OF
sasobuesles are well nigh frantic try
ing to satisfy customers. II is fact
that there is not q dealer in Salt Lake
City who could not dispose of twice
Or thrice the number OF cars handled
during the week and the cry still goes
UP for quick shipments. With all the
factories working day and night. or
3ders pouring IN from all directions.
and railroads unable to get the.
vehicles here the dealers find them
selves up against a hard proposition.
y couple of dozen or more cars ar
rived here during the week and all
We're sold and delivered. The sales
We're principally OF light cars although
some big ones We're disposed Of,
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IsIGHT IN PARIS TONIGHT.

+ ) i. L l.
New York, May 2e4-Much depends on
= the outcome tonight of the fight between
Sandy Ferguson, the big Boston sugseis
and Joe j eannette. the New York color
cd heavyweight ut Paris. The winner
will be challenged by Sam I4angfortl,
who expects to whip Ian Hague, the
British heavyweight champion, In Lon
don next week
An8Offer has been made to Jack John
son OF u $4,000 purse IL he viii agree
3toga 4 fight with the winner OF to-
do not believe thar johnson vii Viii take e. on
any one before he fights Ketcilel in the
fall johnson is due In London soon. and
1T Is considered probable that Iangfofdf
and the winner of toniEht's Paris battle
Will be after him for n match.
Following the j Johnson O BrIep fight at
philadelphia, he other night. comment
IN New York favorsi ketchel's chnncea
witlithe negro champion. O'Brien is QUOT
ed as saying that ketchel will have a
comparatively easy time with johnson
4nnd as ~ F'rien has fought both of&them.
his opinion Is lolSed upon us high au-.
thority.
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Fifteen Days Meeting at Ogden
Proves Most Successful One

40 80. Ontario Oregon, was off flying
leading to well in the stretch, where Pia-
5toon5 coming fast, won in last stride. On
itario Oregon second easily. Antara was,
third by Ave lengths ahead of Sir Pres
tor. Frances, Tad. Runsum and Walter
II. also ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs. selling. )
9Sear-olds and up---Ravalia, Cotton, to .,
won Native Son. 5Borel, :: 10 l., second:
$Balreed. Peak. 10 to j. third. Time-1:0Ss
Bavaria Off none too well Y was last at
half, moved up fast on outside, coming
In stretch, winning easily. Native Son.
finished second. ahead of BaIreed. Friar
& of Elgin and Burning Bush finished as
named.
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling, B.
year-olds and up-Cardinal Sarto. Cave
gnauEh. a to 1, won; Prince Of CASTLE
EShriner.t 12 to J. second: Ch.8 Desmond.
5Kirschbaum, to II, third. Time-1:29 4-5.
sSarto was best. laying in recommending pp-
3sition to win in stretch. where he came
on and won easily. Prince of CASTLE
finished second easily. Oh. Desmond
lasted to be third, ahead Of Hi Caul Cap.
Birth, Balnades and Work and Play also
ran.
Sixth race, one mile. selling s-year-oldss
and t,p--Aopeck, Shriner. Ito 2, won;
Patriotic, Peak. 4 toll. second: Mendon.
tDorrity. to a. third. Time-f.44 4-5 Ko-
peck OFF lying. leading all way. had to
be fiden out end to withstand Patfi-.
5totc's challe nge Mendon WAS third cas-
ilS.e Elevation, Markie Mayer and Dia-:
mond NoSe also RAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
STATE HIGH SCHOOL
TRACK MEET III DAY

D . 4 - L -
The state high school track meet is
p taxing place on Cummings field this
afternoon and 1t is the biggest affair of;
the kind ever attempted in Utah. Tween
" schools are reDresented by nearly 200
Young athletes aud that some of the con-
tests will be decidedly close and that
records will be established Is almost al
tFls,tainty. Is
There will be many interesting fights
In the spirits and a sensational race is
looked for between Atkins of the Salt
Lake High and the Hoi1nstead boys OF
the Lehi school. q
The list of schools and the names Of
/ the officials are as follows:
Salt Lake High school. Ogden high
school Eureka high school. Soringville
high school. GOrdan academy, Brigham
high school, Nlanti high school. Amerl-
ran Fork high school, branch normal of
Beaver, Fillmore high school. Granite
high school I4eli high school. Nephi high
school, Park City high school. Hunger
ford academy. Payson high school, Pleas
ant Grove high school, Snow academy
and Spanish Fork high school.
Referee and starter---C Coach Toe Mad
dock, clerk of courSe-Fireeman Bassett;
tiiners--Dr. Plnmmer. Lieutenant Elliot.
Coach Milne: judges of the course Sam
hrsnton Henry Richardson, ". IL. Olson.
II M, Alley, Cole. Cutting. judges of
tie broad jump, high jump and pole
yallt-Adans. Hedges. Walker, Hartley;l
Judges Of the hammer throw and shot
ut%rConviil. Young. Sam Oleson: an
ilouncer--R Richard W. Young. Jr.: scorer
EN-. Reynolds.