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MINING STOCKS

Jumbo Extension. which has been active and
rising for several days. TO grief yesterday
and fell like plummet from CSC, as Wednes-
days closing price. 10 36c, closing al 40c. The
break WAS due TO the descent of the United
States postal autllcr;tiPs upon the brokerage and
publishing firm Of II. f. Scheftels & Co OF
New York aud Chicago for fraudulent use of
the mails 1t is understood that they have
been trying 10 engineer deal In the Jumbo
Extension which explains the recent excitement
in the stock. Thousands of shares were thrown
on the market at the decline. In New York
the stock at one time during the day sold down
10 Doc Other active stocks were Combination
Fraction at decline from 39c to 34c and Red
Top Extension which sold at &c. The other
southern Nevadas and the Comstocks were quiet
and without marked feature.
\ New York wire yesterday said that the
Goldfeld consolidated company has struck five
feet Of orr the 600 level of their Clermont
mine. which is as rich as any ever encountered
on the property.
1t is expected that the merger between the
SandstofTn and Kendall mining companies of
Goldheld will be completed within 80 days.
1t IS seiriofhcially announced that the North
Star mines company OF Grass Valley will in
December declare dividend at the rate of II
per cent or more, the mine is said to be
yielding equally as well as last year and 23
per cent was paid to its stock holders during
1909
The Ophir mining company has received notice
Of the shipment Of 80 tons of wet concentrates
from ore worked at the Kinkead mill on the
months run. Tie value is not yet definitely
known, put it will be considerable
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.4Assuranee that the corn
crop everywhere is practically safe from
danger of damage resulted today in the lowest
prices of the season for that grain, and tumbed
down quotations for wheat and oats. Net losses
We're 1h01Ac in wheat IM1Ac In corn and
- "a 1sc in oats. Provision closed at 56ll5c ad-
vance to 20c decline.
Much long wheat was Iiquidated at time
Mhen the buying had been pretty we'll satisfied.
1here was higher start due TO unexpected
strength at Liverpool. The bulge however, was
the signal for important selling here and the
market was soon overloaded. Northwestern longs
who bought during the North Dakota crop scare
We're said 70 be letting go. Predictions Of
llghter shipments from the Argentine and India
tormed the basis of the early strength. The
dominating influence the weakness Of corn
and there was much short selling in consequence.
december wheat advanced from 96s TO 9ec and
closed weak at 963s n96Ac, fall of 1Ac, com
pared with last night
FINE weather prevailing and prospective made
tne outlook rosy for the crop. Offerings in
the pit exceeded the demand from the opening
december sold from 49ss to 505sc, and at the
close was steady. with 4915c as the, final quota
52d52Ac
Oats gave way under moderate sales of mis-
ceHaneons longs and by few large shorts. De-
eember huctuated between 1925 6337sc finishing
1@1lsc down at 321kc
The small packing for the week and the sea-
son: made hog products firm except for some
realizing, which caused ribs TO close 2Oc lower
TO 21ac higher, and lard 715c Off to shade
gain Pork wound up with an advance Of 5d15c
Aucles- Open. High Low Close
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FIour and FarinaceOus Goods

Flour-CaIffornia family extras. S5.6096 net
without discount bakers extras, So 5Od6; super
fine S4.4064.70; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl 81 SOG5-O5 for family bakers and patents
and S4 az. 80 FOR cutoff. Kansas patents. So Io
do straghts. $3.50; Dakota patents, $40 do
straights. $7.2O: do clear. S6.6C per bol-
Farinaceous osoods-Buckwhe Hour. S4.2ps
buckwheat -four, self raising So; buckwheat
greats $Ss corn meal, yell0w S3 white So, extra
cream yellow SO. 25 extra cream white $3-25,
corn -four So; cracked wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
four go; farina, S3. so; graham hour. 50;
hominy large So small So. granulated So; oat-
meal 81 %; do grOats. s.. 25: pearl barley, SD
rice -four, Sc; rolled cats. 81 .; rolled wheat
So. 80; rye -four. s3.25; rye meal. $50; split
meas yellow So green So. so; extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs 81 so 90 ID sacks 81; rolled lakes,
$50 ID bbls S575. 2 90 ID sacks S5-2o; rolled
wheat, $50 lbs S4.75, 70 ID sacks S4.25.
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HAN and FeedstuR.

Arrivals Of hay fell on again yesterday 20 1ss
tons Conditions showed no change.
Bran-S296l30 per ton.
MiddlngsSS34036 per ton
ShortsEs30932 per ton.
oats for feed S29031: mixed feed, S25@26 FOR
average lots; Iinseed Oilcake meal. 20 tons $40.
10 tons $40 so. tons Sal. smaller lots S41-5O.
cocOanut cake or meal at mills, $3.50 In 20 and
10 and $26 In ton lotss Jobbing. $3.50 corn
meal SS6637: cracked corn, $360137; alfalfa..
meal carload lots SIT, tobbing SIS; red star 4
falfa meal. sir In car lots and SIS jObbing; No
desto alfalfa meal, SIT IN car lots and SIS job
bing: Stockton mealfalfa. SIT In car lots and SIS
1obbing: CaDrOco Oilcake neal. $3.50 per ton;
calfalfa $40 in car lots and $50 jobbing.
Hay-ordinary wheat. 1885, choice. $3.50
Il: wheat and cat. SSGa11; tame cat, SIG11-50:
volunteer Wild oat. S6.50@9s alfalfa, S7913s
stock hay, S506.5O per ton
Straw-35660c per bale.
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General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. SIS 051kc; san Quentin
bags, SAC; wool bags, q &c for 31z 10 and 29l4c
for 10; fleece twine, T1ac per lb-
COal-Pennsylyania anthracite egg. SIS per
ton; Wellington, SO; New Wellington, 50; Coos
Pelaw Main. 50: Stanford Richmond 50; Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
SIT in sacks.
OiI-Quotations are for barrels. LInseed 81. 10
more; castor oil in cases. No L. 71c; Bakers
AA, S1-17W119; China nut, cases, 6OsdTOc ue
gallon; eoeoanut oil, in barrels. s09s31ac f6r
,, according to quantity extra bleached winter
sperm oil. soc; natural winter sperm oil soc;
strained lard on SOC; pure neatsfoot oil Sc. s5e
No. neatsfoot oil, csc; herring oil SOC: salmon
OIL soc; boiled fish oil. soc; paint oil 4Se
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc.-Water white iron
barrels or drums, &c; $50 degree OIL iron barrels
or drums, 101ae; special do. lie; pearl oil. In
cases, 16c; astral 16c; star. Ice; extra star 19e
Elaine, 251sc eocene, 19c; red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk lie. in 24c: engine distiI
gasoline. in bulk soc, in cases 371sc: varnish
makers and painters naphtha, in bulk 15c. In
Turpentine-9Sc per gallon in cases and Ole in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosn-E, 9.4O; F, S9.45; G. $3.50; Fl. So
slo5o; WV sioS5 per- barrel sg Of $50 SSsSgS b We
s,l Ksd lNsI and White Lead-Red. 50 99c; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Inc western sugar refining company quotes "a
IotIows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
fruit granulated. 5.45c; cut loaf in barrels only
t-4oc; H. & E. crystal dominos ID cartons i'm
cases, S45c; do in ID cartons in cases 8 95c.
monarch bar, 5-S0c; tablets. in half barrels.
$3.50; do in % ID boxes soc: cubes and a
crushed, 5.IOc; monarch powdered. 5.55c: xxx
powdered, o-5Sc. candy granulated g. soc; confec-
toners A, 545c; cOnfectioners' crystals s. 53c:
extra hne granulated. 5.25c; magnolia A. 5.O5cs
extra G, 4-95e; golden c. s5e: D. A. 75c Bar
rels and 90. 10 bags 10c. half barrels 25c. boxes
oOe more per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs
and 10 lb tins s2.35 more per 100 lbs than price
for this grade in 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining COM
pany quotes as follows: Granulated basis s. 45c:
Higrade bar, 5-SOc; powdered. 5.55c: 4
crushed. 5.70c; berry. 5.45c; G. & 81. extra nue
graduated, 5-45c; coarse dry granulated. s. 45c;
confeetioners' A. 5.45c; confectioners, crystals.
59oe; cubes. 5-70c: bricks. half bbis. 5RSe;
bricks, in 80 ID boxes. 620c; extra hne dry grs p
ulated 400 ID bags only. 5.25c: excelsior IA.
o09e; extra G. 495c; golden c. A. SIC: yellow l..
44oe; cut loaf, in barrels only. 7.45c: II. & E.
crystal dominos, ID cartons. in cases 8 45c;
do 10 cartons. in cases, S-95c. Additional per
100 lbs: In barrels and so ID bags. 1Oe more;
half barrels 25c more; boxes SOC more for all
grades Bar in 35 and 40 ID tins. $40 more;
in 10 ID tins, $2.35 more. Minimum order, car
load weight.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Specid[ Dispotch TO The CoII1

PETALUMA Sept. 2a.-There was no ma
terial change reported in the egg market to-
day in this city. although the demand is
good. The prices as yesterday are quoted The
Petaluma egg exchange Offering 45 cents for
first grade. Independent buyers and specu-
lators quoting Al and 80 cents for different
grades Supply nominal.
SANTA CRUZ. Sept 29.-There was a slight
change in egg quotations today, the prices
dropping to 43 cents per dozen in the open
market. The best price realized by poultry
men was 40 cents per dozen. Price of feed still
remains high with the result that a big drop
in the price of eggs is not looked forward to at
early date.
SANTA ROSA, Sept. 29.-There was No
change in the price of eggs here today. The
local dealers all quoting 44c per dozen. spot
cash, for choice. and 41c for seconds There is
a strong demand, with very light supply.
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Hides. TaIIoyv. Wool and Hon.

Hides-CuIls and brands sell about 1a61c
under quotations.; heavy salted steers. 101ac:
light medium. 91ze light. Sc; cowhides. &c;
stays. 7c; salted kip, lO3ae; salted veal, 16c;
saIted calf, Ice; dry hides 1Sc, dry salt hides
13c; dry kip. lie; dry calf 23c sheepskins
shearIings. 25@40c each; short wool. 40070c:
medium, TOd90c; long wool. 90c9S125; lambs
81 5Od2 for medium. 75c6S1 for small and 25
G5Oc for colts; hOrsehides. dry, $202.25 for
large and S1-2562 for medium. 50cdS1 for
small and 2535Oc for colts; goatskins, prime
angoras. 75c1S1; large hair goats, 3O440c;
dium, 20030c; small. 5Q15c.
TalIow-No. rendered, 5150615c; No. ?. 4
G5c; grease. 20215c.
WoOl-Spring clip, San Joaquin. years staple,
9G1lc; do S months. 7G11c; northern, Sonoma
aud Mendoeino, 1SQ2Oc; Humboldt, 2Oc asked;
Nevada 13616c per ID.
Fall clip-Mountain free. 9611c; nerthern and
valley. 7@10c; San joaquin fall and lambs. "a
10c; do defective and heavy, sale per ID.
HOpsECalifornia. 1909 crop. nominal; Oregon,
nominal; crop Of 1910. 121a d1615e per ID.
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DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE

CHICAGO Sept. 29.-E. F. Hutton & Co. 5
wire saws: t'Wheat has broken into ground
today stop loss and short selling making a
price 14c lower than yesterdays lowest Much
long wheat has been liquidsted. and at a time
when the buying TO cover shorts had been pretty
well satisfied. The market has had fairly good
support at the lower level, but has made only
the faiutest sort of rallies from any given point
The chief factors for weakness have been the
weakness there and the slumps in corn and
oats here. There a higher start, an over
night advance of about a half cent, due to un-
expected strength at Liverpool. The bulge,
however was the signal for important selling
here and the market was soon overloaded Large
shorts who have been the chief support of the
market for several days past were easily filled
up today. which left the market poorly sup
ported. There has been other scaled buying at
the lower levels. however, apparently other
shorts and belated resting orders. Northwest
weakness Is due TO selling by tired longs who
overloaded the early crop scare in North
Dakota. These have sold out wheat futures at
Minneapolis and stored wheat at various points.
Minneapolis reports constant dribbiing In or
country orders sell futures. Export clear
ances today 71000 bushels, of which only
5000 were in the shape of flour. European mar
kets mainly higher. Argentina and Manitoba
offering less freely, but foreign crop conditions
bright.
Fine. clear and warmer weather prevails and
is forecast over the corn belt. bringing assur-
ance that the crop is now practically safe. Coun-
try sales of cash corn have been limited and
shipping demand is slim. Cash sales have ag
grega ted 200, 900 bushels. which includes cargo
of rs 600 bushels for export. No vessels were
chartered today. although boats have been free
ly offered at 1c to Buffalo. Argentina esti-
mated shipments for the week 100000 bush
els. against 139S 600 year ago.
.sOats opened trife firm the strength
shown in wheat but the market very speedily
gave way under moderate selling by miscella-
neous longs and few larger shorts support
was considerable. shipping call is fairly steady
at 165, ,000 bushels sales today
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-Prices are lower again and the mar
ket is very weak at the decline.
CASH WHEAT.
california club, Sl.506l1 DO: Sonora, ST. To0
l.I5; white Australian $1,000 1.6715: northern
club $1.52la @1.571a; Russia red. $1.50@1 So y !:
turkey red, $1.55@1.6 60; bluestem, ST. 621a a
1.671a per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 a. Session
NO quotations.
Barley-Another decline has occurred. Dealers
report the market moderately active.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed, 91I2MS1; of grades. 90 u 6e5c per
ctl brewing and shipping grades, $1.0215 a
1.0715
FUTURES
10 a.. IN. Session
May-S1. 10Y bid
December 1.05h bid. $i.05 asked.
= D.. m. Session
May-s1sl0A bid. S1.10ss asked
Open. High. Low. Close
December ..... .$105A $1.05A $1.05 $1s05
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks higher and the
cOppers firm.
Cotton futures advanced.
Sterling exchange lower.
Bank of England rate advanced.
Sharp break in Jumbo extension.
OH and local stocks quiet.
Wheat market continues to de-
cline.
harley and oats weaker.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
cattle and hogs higher. sheep
weaker.
Butter and eggs advanced Cheese
unchanged.
Fresh fruits plentiful and weak
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Good poultry selling well.
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Treasnry sfatement

WASHINGTON. Sept 29.-The condition ~
the treasury at the beginning of business todav
was as follows: 'Ouas
Trust funds-Gold coin. Ss94 $50. .66a. silver
dollars, $4S9. 600; silver dollars of Isno
l6S COO sso'
General fgndmStandard silver dollars in gen.
eIai era iunu, S2.56a li2 current liabilities. 500 :
S3l l0l lol; in banks TO credit of treasurer a:
the United States, s36, sos S55 subsidiary siiver
con SIS. .964, ,2S4; minor coin SSs7 75o. IN. oI ~
ance in general fund. ss9, ,737 COS 'o'"' Da1-
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POTATOES. onions and vegetables

There change Of any consequence In
potatoes onions yesterday. Tomatoes con-
tinued to drag under large arrivals much OF
which came in late. Other vegetables were fea-
tureess.
Potatoes-River whites. 70cGS1 per ctI; Sali-
toes, S2G2. % per ctl
Onions-New yellow. s101.1O per ctI.
Vegetables-Green corn. s1-T5@2 per sack;
lb; string beans, 4GI5c per III; lima beans, 466c
per Id; summer squash, 50675c per box; egg
plant. 40@50e per box; green peppers. 4OG5Oc
per box; garlic. 219 G3c per 10; cabbage, soc a
81 per ctl; cucumbers. 60@75c per box; cauIi-
flower. 50@60c per dozen; turnips. 65075c per
sack; carrots, 65@75c per sack; green okra 40
az soc per box
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Wheat Suffers Another Decline
Higher Prices for Beef and Hogs

5EG51Sc for unbleached and TIC Dor bleaehed
loose riuscstel 4 crown. 5asc: crown. &c;
crown 4L,c; seedless, 3&4 "a 4sics ne" AoiS'D'
S1SGI4c in swestbox at Fresno. ,-,r
Nuts-AInlonds. nonpareils. 165zc; IXL, Io17c'
ra nlns ultrs I41sc: peerless. 1S55c; DrakeS
"a Iangnedocs 12c: hardshell. She; sheueo
sir,o,5s 2sGS2c: new walnuts. 15e per 10 rof
10 soffsbells lac for No. dos hardsheu
~. pscsns 14is67l5c; peanuts. 4h 05c; pine
nuts 1s62oe: California ehestnuts. 121ac per 10
Horev-Water white comb, 16e1 1lc; wnlte 90.
12a1T2l1c: amber do. 1OM11c. extracted 50 use
for white. 7Gsc for light amber and 519 9Go7ae
per III for amber. . 90
Beeswax-27la @3Oc per ID for light and SO
9Sc for dark
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New Iark NInnev nra-,.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Money on ali stror,
go per cent; ruling rate, pa per cant: CLOSING
bid per cent; offered at 2A per cent
Time loans, hrmer; GO days, 464L nor ce,+
and 80 days, Al @4i2 per cent; six months Az
Q42a per cent. n
Prime mercantile paper, 5ll as per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
IN bankers bills at $4-S34o@4 $3.50 for so 10 :
bills and at 81. .s675 for demand " uas
Commercial bills. $4s3@4s314.
Bar silver, 53kc
Mexican dollars 45c.
strong oolus,
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oats-Prices have again yielded under the
pressure OF large offerings and the market is
Red for feed. $l.15d1.25 for ordinary and
81. = for choice; red for seed. s.. .271s al 32
psadk paad S.loa1 20 for feed and 81. .35@1.5o for
seed: gray. nominal; white 81. 1.5OM 1.6O
Corn-California large yellow, 81 6215 al .65:
small round yellow. S1.S50 1.9o; western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco tracks 81 As:
white, S1.30; mixed. S1.4T; sacked prices 7i5c
higher; white Egyptian. S1.50@1.55; brown do,
S1.60611.S5 per ctl
Rye7S1 6od1 80 per ctI.
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NOM Work Grain Mnrket

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.--Flour was quiet and
lower to effect sales; receipts, 3s,071 barrels;
shipments, 4,917.
Wheat-Spot weak: No. red s101L eIe-
vator and sl.o Y f 0. b. a1oat: No / northern
Duluth, s1l4as f. o. b. ahoat. Futures market:
Except for a steadier opening due to foreign
cables wheat was very weak today. making new
low records under demorazed liquidation due
to the weakness of coarse grains heavier north
west country offerings and a lack OF export
demand. Last prices were 1Lc to 1$tc net
lower. September closed $1.03%: December
closed s1o49s; May closed, $10sT. Receipts,
81 800 bushels
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HIGHER PRICES
MARK CLOSING

NEW YORK Sept 29.-SpecuIa-
tion in stocks resumed an ex-
tremelv listless tone today when
Reading fell back from its ex-
cessiVe prominence. This change
was only by. comparison with the
Steel and Union Pacific re-
gained their old predominance.
with dealings Of moDa than half
the aggregate for the whole
market
A number of so-called special
ties including public utilities and
some low grade non-diVidend
payers, were taken up for exploit
tation in mild way The prin
cipal gains were established short
~ before the closing, which was
strong
. The course Of preparations for
the October money settlements
absorbed a large share of atten-
the exclusion of stock specula-
tion. Another rise in the call
money rate indicated that a les
sening Of l6anable funds might
be positive influence in the dull
ness Of the market a somewhat
easier tone for commercial. paper
was ascribed TO a lessening of
supply rather than to. an increase
in the demand for buyers.
The full per cent adyance in
Bank of England today proved 10
have been amply foreseen yeSter-
day and it was of no further in
huence on speculative sentiment
The private discount rate in Paris
rose a fraction today.
The special weakness of Ameri-
can Sugar was aken to be due
to an apprehension that the case
of the government against that
corporation, might be made a
prominent feature in the political
campaign in New York this fall.
The firm money market has not
checked the improved demand for
bonds. Total sales (par value),
$2,658.000
United states bonds We're un-
changed on call.
r. +. Hutton's wire says: stock
market shows consfdera BILE
strength and with the slow adj
vance in bonds traders believe
for the present in buying stocks
on all set backs. Politics are
weighing less heavily on people
IN general. Here is a reason for
buying stocks on all set backs.
Looks as if the money rates run
up today would be a stock market
factor. The strength in a few
of the specialties this morning
and heaViness in leading stocks
looks like reaction"
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Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA. Sept. 20 wheat-weak Milling:
Buestem, 90c; club. S3c: red Russian, Sic Ex.
port Bluestem. soc: club. SIC; red Russia n
Soc; forty-fod. s4@S5c. Car receipts: Wheat
% cars: barley. 2 cars; oats. ear; hay. II cars
SEATTLE. Sept. 29-Wheat-Miliing: Blue
stem. soc: orty-fold, SIC; club. SIC; fife. sic;
red Russian. see Export: Bluestem. SEC; forty
fold. S2e; club. Sic: fife. Sic; red Russian. soc.
Yesterdays car receipts. Wheat. IL cars; oats
10 cars; barley, cars: hay, 33 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Sept. -Wheat-Track prices:
Club. S3@S4c: bluestem. 90691c; red Russian,
S06S1c; valley, SSe; turkey red. S2dS6c: forty
fold, S5@S6c- Car receipts: Wheat. 66 cars;
barley, cars: oats. | car; hay, 10 cars.
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Assessment Directory Com.tock Mine.
OIL STOCKS

Associated stock was higher at S43.5Od43 10
YESTERDAY. Union was lower at $9s san Fran
cisco and Mckftrick received a higher bid of
$3.50. rnere were no oher changes
Blue Noon has levied an assessment Of &c
delinquent in board October 1S sale day No
vember IA. Amy has levied one of 1Qc deln-
quent in board October 21 sale day November IL
Claremont has just paid dividend of &c and
the Producers oil company one of 50c
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means and Seeds

Beans (per etD-New bayos. 81. aeN -
small white. s36003.s5; new large white; go
blackeyes S5a5.1O: lima. S4-6044.7o; red kid
neys DOminaI: cranberry beans. -: garFan]as'
So 5O33 %; horse beans. new. S1.IoQz
Seeds-Brown mustard. SIC; yellow mustard
-; faxseed. 5G51sc canary. 30 95+c: al
falfa 14@l5c; rape, 192lse timotny' t7c'
hemp 3631Sc; millet 2s.e per ID.
Dried Peas-Green s.. 75673 per ctl
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Yesterday was anSther duh day in local
securities and asde from a higher bid of
S43-15 for Associated oil there were no varia-
lions of note
Pacific Coast Eorax was ex dividend of 81.
The Oroville citrus association has levied an
Der IL
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Pnnltrr and Game

Coed fat poultry was in demand TOT tn,
Jewish holidays yesterday but there was hItI'
sale for poor stock. Prices stood about the sahs'
Poultry (Der dOzenl-Eens. S5eQ5-5O TOR snaIL
IS. 5O6T T-5O for large and SSq 20. fer e1rra;
vtunr ROSTERS. SG77: do extra S4-5OqS oto
ROSTERS $305 80: fryers. s566: broilers. SO
al FOR large. $S 2SefS-5O for medium and - rof
small; ducks. S6@lO; pigeons @LOO 1''' Z
SQUADS So 500 s.; geese. S2G3 per pair
Game (pe- dozenl Nominal
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Northern Buxiness

PORTLAND. Sept. 2a.-clearings 81 1851 .s43
TACOMA; Sept. % -clearings sse4 e25; bal
ances. $50. 80
SEATTLE, Sept 29.-CIearings 81 500 135;
balances. SI24 .033
SPOKANE. Sept 2s.-clearings s7se,257; bal
ances SI31 72I
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NIinneanoIis Grain Marked

MINNEAPOIJs. Sept 29.-Close: Wheat
September. $1.07H. December. $1.071s: May
$1.11K: cash-No. hard, s1.09Is; No. / north
ern s; ;o9@l .o9as: No. 2 northern. s1.0o@
Corn--No. yellow, 51G511ac.
oats-No. white. 30A @3IIsc.
Rye--No. 2. 70G17I1ac.
FIax-Closed at 81 40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30

LONDON. Sept. Gas has been anticinsted
the Bank Of England raised its discount ra. 20 ee =.
per cent today The advance was due TO tbe
large outflow Of gold 10 Egypt and Turkey fhe
prospective Indian demand and the fact that fhe
weekly arrivals are being steadily absorbed by.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Sept 29-The oil exchange
was dull today, trading being light during
forenoon and afternoon calls. Associated was
hrin, opening at S44 and closing at half point
higher; Union was a heavy trader. The call
Producers Rid
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Sharp Break in Jumbo Extension
Local and Oil Stocks Still Quiet

the continent The recent advance in the German
bank rate and yesterdays rise in market dis
counts hastened the decision.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-30
Butter. Chee~e and Err.

Extra butter was 1c higher yesterday, and
frsts and seconds 1ae higher. Cheese IN
cl anged- Second eggs were % higher.
Sales the exchange were two 10 case lots OF
extra butter at 321bc and one 10 case let at
Receipts were 1890 pounds Of Euttsr, 16 ,OOO
pounds of cheese and SAT cases Of eggs.
The following the official quotations estab-
lished on the door Of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street, while governed by the exchange
quotations, generally range from 111e TO &c
higher, owing to the various charges to be