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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26
1.-THE SIXTH COMMANDMENT a
SUCCESS.
From the Clarksburg ExpI,onee,nrt. Semi

From the Clarksburg Exponent, Sept
"a. !,
"The Sixth Commandment, u new
and sensational successful play by
Robert Mclaughlin was presented at
the Grand Opera House last nightwith
a splendid cast of New York players.
The author, who was a protege and
afterwards the private secretary of
the late President Mckinley, has talk.
ef race suicide as his central theme.
and has written a play that is likely
to stir the country to It's very founda.
tions. As ably as has ex:President
Roosevelt; sounded the.note OF warning
on this most important subject, 1T will
be readily seen that the stage can
more powerfully. than any other me.
dium show the danger to the future
of mankind arising from childless
marriages. This the daring young
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26

A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday by the county clerk ms follows:
Martin Yeager, %, and Katie Stazis,
%, both OF Fairmont.
Deeds Recorded.
The following deeds were Saturday
received at the office, Of the county
clerk for recording: b
Monongahela Industrial Company to
w. l.. McDougal, a parcel of land in
the company's East Side addition to
the city of Fairmont. Consideration
5000.
Ord T. Tough and wife to ]. Gordon
Lake a parcel of land in the Ridgley
addition to the city of Fairmont. Con,
slderation 1901.
Nimrod Raugh and wife to Elmer
l.. Toothman, n parcel of land In Paw
paw district. Consideration 5000.
lila H, Lake. ST.. to NJ. Stells Poe, a
parcel OF land in Winfield district.
Consideration $1,000,
Victor Gwynn to ]. L. GLADDEN., q
parcel OF land in the jackson add.
ton to the city of Fairmont. Consid.
GRAFTON 81 and other valuable con.
sideration. 81:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26
SHOOTING scRAPE.
Second Ward Italian Shot In the Face
Yesterday Afternoons Gould &
Not Find Officers.

A shooting scrape took place in the
Second ward yesterday afternoon In
Which an Italian was on the receiving
end of the bullet. The shooting took
place shortly before four o'clock. The
bullet struck him in the face. About
that hour the Italian came to the court
house looking for officers. All the oil.
ces were closed and he had to leave
without getting anything done In the
way of arresting the parties The
shooting took place at a we'll known
house. Some arrests will.follow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26
Baltimore Ohio
BALBOA
imp oRTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT

~. LIZ = = 4
Trains s., 10 II; and 4. between
Wheeling and Grafton are now saulp-
ped with
GRILL CARS
Providing ample Dining Car facilities
for patrons Of these trains.
These cars were especially con.
.structed for this service and bssldsn
Increasing The ladles' coach accommo.
datlons, can serve ten persons Il one
time In the cafe.
" Wheeling to:so a. MI. s:oo.P. nj
Ar Grafton 2:is r.. hi. s.4a p. nj.
w Grafton 6:f5 A. M. 5;22 il. NJ.
Ar Wheeling 1o:2o IA. III. s.5s i. hi.
For tickets, reservation, sehedulss,
etes apply ticket agent saltImure q
Ohio Railroad.
Sept. 15-22-2s.
sThe Sixth commahdment5' one q
the most widely iiscnsead playa Of
the day. viii be seen here In Ms en-.
Itirety theSsame as it VIM be preesnt.
led In New York city after the hoii.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26

Trayeler-In front Of us are the
Alps.
His Wife-But we're IN the Ply
renees. 81
"oh, ] must have been looking at
the wrong page. But never mind, ali
mountains are very; much alike =.
Journal Amusant.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26

Write a want ad-and see how
many people want that position you
have to lotter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26
REAL PICTURE MUSIC.

Clarence II. Hoffman, the hoy Plan
list" who is with the spragg Pictures at
the Grand Opera House this week. is
one OF the best known picture players
in the country. He Is known as the
hoy who makes the pictures talk"
His playing is q treat to those who ap-
preciate real music with the pictures,
and 1t makes everything move easily
and smoothly. He is one feature of
the Spragg pictures which aim to give
the people the very best OF everything
that goes. New 'pictures every night
this week.
A store based and built upon SER
VICE and unyarying vALUE.GIVING
always makes It's advertising worthy
Of the most careful attention.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-09-26
sloeR2Pi4 1 q eRApH BloeRAPH
DIX i
TO-DAY MONDAY - TODAY
Little Angels
Luck"
SAVED FROM RUIN WITH THE
j. cHILpREN,s HELP.

a dandy film story taken from the
text S-AND A5LlTTLE CHILD SHALL
LEAD THEM.n
There is heart interest in this
bio RAPH production which cannot
sfail to reach every one. The acting
e remarkable, even in the little child
iren's roles, The picture is extra
good, same Us all other nioeRAPH
subjects.
Song by,
GERTRUDE LESLIE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
Assessment DIRECTORY Com.tock Mines
OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks continued quiet yesterday and
Republic has successfully shut of the water
In ios No; L well, which has 500 feet OF oil
standing In It, which indicates good well
when the drilling Is completed.
report from Los Angeles says that 400
acres OF the Midway Unions 500 acres In San
Emfdio have been sold to E. P Gable and
Pittsburg associates for $4,000.
Inc Lacey oil company, operating In the
Devils Den country, is reported to have small
showing Of very light oil, the test showing
ABOUT SS gravity. The Pluto oil company re-
Den consolidated has bonded its holdings to
Mr.. Yaraw, formerly Of the Standard oil com
pany.
Although the Imperial and Thirty three oil
properties in the Kern river oil fields were sold
several months ago to an English syndicate at a
big hgure. the Imperial oil company still has
some large holdings in the northern fields Ac-
cord1ng to the latest map. the Imperial owns
the whole Of section 1928.
Four hundred barrels of 81 B. oil are being
delivered daily by the White Star in the Little
Sespe. for which the company is receiving 81 Is a
barrel. Well No 6, recently brought in at
1S50 feet, is producing 100 barrels daily in
the pump. Well No. Is producing ESQ barrels
daily
Bakersfield advices say that the Standard Is
to lay six inch pipe line from the Consolidated
Midway gusher on fractional section 30, the
four inch line being too small to handle the
fow. An offer is said to have been made to
the Consolidated to buy /, 600 600 barrels at 30c
over and above the Standard contract to be
delivered at rate of 10000 barrels daily.
Officers OF the company do not confirm the
report.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Oct, "a surprising increase in
the visible supply Of wheat this side of the At
iantic upset bullish market today. The close
was at a net decline of x@Zc In corn there
was a gain of shade to 1&c compared with
Saturday night. Oats finished 1xMLc Off and
provisions unchanged to 40c below The big
bulge IN the amount Of wheat in sight was not
confined to the United States Canada showed
an even greater rate Of accumulation. Making
matters worse from bull standpoint there was
no sign OF export business to speak Of and this
TOO. In face OF announcement that freight on
the lakes had been cut to 1c for Fort William
to Buffalo.
Early in the day the market was firm because
OF decided lowering Of the total wheat afoat
on the ocean. Moreover there was widespread
belief that the short side Of the market was
being oyerplayed by spectators.
No considerations, however, could withstand
the force of the news regarding the visible
supply. The market closed weak the lowest
level OF the day. December ranged between
98Hc and 97asc and finished k6%c of at 96Ii
@96%c.
After an early spurt corn weakened. The tone
at the close, nevertheless. was steady. De-
cember huctuated from 49Ac to 1910 and in
the end &c up at 491ac. Cash corn was
firm early but later lost the advance No. 2
yellow sold finally at 51A @52c.
and sold later. following other grains. De
cember sold from 3211c to 33Ac, closing Ac
net down at 1890. Congestion in nearby large
deliveries helped to temper a declining tendency
in hog products. Latest quotations were 215 q
4Oc cheaper for pork. prices unchanged to 15c
down for lard and 15G221ac less expensive for
rfh
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains


on this page "eie
Inc market continues dull. Local operators
say say mat California farmers holding their
mheai ana allowing the north to undersell them
IN tnls market On the other hand handlers Of
i rlnern wheat report the northern farmers hold
CASH WHEAT.
xahlornia club. 81 1.50@1.55; Sonora l.7on
l,1o; white Australian. S1.6o@l. .67h: northern
CLUB, Slo21s @1.57h; Russian red. 81 5oa 521b
.urkey red, $155@1. 65; bluestem. 81. e511 a 70
FUTURES.
- 10 q. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Stocks on hand appear elsewhere.
Inc week opened with lower market for
ootn FUTURES and the cash grain.
CASH BARLEY
NO ICED, W15c; choice bright, 9S% %cd$1: of
grades, s2h@e5c per ctl: brewing and shipping
grades, S1.O21a @Io7h
FUTURES
. 10 m. Session
May-No sales; 81 .0sN bid. $1.O9L asked
Open. High Low. Close
december .......$1.03 $103 S1.02% $1.o3
p. M Session
May-S1oslt bid. s1.0s% asked
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Poultry and Came

Four cars Of western poultry reached the
market yesterday and went on sale Inc re-
ceivers reported a good demand for rat, heaYy
hens while young chickens which formed a
large percentage OF the receipts. were inclined
nominal. there being hardly anything received
Nearly 300 sacks OF wild duck and other game
that had accumulated on the wharyes over sun,
dav we're marketed Yesterday. Ducks showed
effects Of the hot weather and prices were low
and irregular in consequence. The prices quoted
represent average returns
Poultry Cper dozen)-Hens, S565.50 for small.
Sc. 6.5Od7.50 for large and SSQ1O Tor extra:
young ROSTERS S667; do extra, $I-0Oe9S-oOi old
ROSTERS. s565.5O; flyers, s566. brorers, s. so
"a For large. s3. 25G3.5O for medium and sS for
small; ducks. $6@1O; pigeons. $15O9I 20;
turkeys 25G27c per b. -
Game (per doz)-Mallard ducks. $34450i
sprig S263: teal S150@2; widgeon, $l-oOGZ'
spoonbills. 81 150d1.75; gray geese, $3.50; hare
81 7562; cottontan rabbits. $3.50.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce
Provisions

Cottolene-one half Dbl. 1870; half bbls.
13He; 1 tierce. 1870; tierees, 1sc; tierces.
12Bc per lb.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 1914 q 2oc; picnic
to lbs. 8o1hc; to 10 lbs 2Tc; 10 to IL lbs.
26c; sugar cured, &c; light dry salt bacon. 8 to
10 lbs. 24c; 10 to IL lbs. PC; medium bacon
19c; light medium bacon, 19c-
Lard-Tferces 15c. SOS 15Ac, los 15%c. 90
1870, IS lee; compound lard, tierces 12c. sos
12Ac, los 12Ac, 5s 12Tkc. IS 13c; yellow cook
ing oil. SEC per gal; white cooking oil. S8c per
gal; salad oil. 81 per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots, IN
spected by the government. 81 per Dbl high
er. Extra family beef. $1s per bbl; family beef.
SIS per bbl: extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl;
smoked beef. 21Ac per lb.
Pork-Extra prime in barrels s32; clear. $34;
mess. $50; pig pork. $50: pigs feet. S5.I5 for
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STOCK TRADING
GROWS BROADER

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The stock
market gave further evidence to-
day of passing out of the hands
of the narrow element of board
room traders which has engrossed
the dealings for many weeks;
There were signs of a re-entry of
operators of larger resources ana
Of a broader scope in method
The temperance on the tape
of blocks of 1000 to $500 shares
of United States steel was regaro-
ed as suggestive in this direction.
breadth which was feature of
last weeks market was altered
as the day progressed anQ the
concentration in United States
steel, Reading and Union Pacifc
became more pronounced. Prices
were not well held in the latter
part of the day and the closing
was rather weak.
The first quotation for call loans
was at "a per cent and the fixing
of the renewal rate at that hgure
quieted any apprehension caused
by the $4,000, 900 figure to which
the actual surplus had sunk In the
Saturday bank statement:
The discount rate hardened IN
London today, but the Bank OF
England secured the available
gold in the London market with
out competition The weekly
statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany made q striking showing
of the severe strain of the Octo-
Der settlement at that center, as
well as its quick passing. With
an increase in loans and discounts
of S140,275,000 and an expansion
of note issues of S125,5e2, 900, the
cash holdings of the Reichsbank
were drawn at the same time over
100000 as the result of the
weeks operations. Yet the pri
vate discount rate in Berlin re-
ceded Il to 4 per cent today.
Bonds were firm. Total sales
(par value), $1,9S0,000.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK. Oct. Sc. F. Hut
ton g. Co.'S wire says: Satur-
days poor bank statement being
purely technical as to the present
monetary situation, that was not
a factor in today's security mar
ket, but the more important ele-
ments In the situation, such as the
raising Of railway rates, were
matters chiefly considered by the
bankers here Good stocks were
well bought during most Of the
session, though some little spec
ulative profit taking occurred in
the late dealings.
We believe that stocks will
work materially higher this fall.
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Loans. Exchanae and silver
STOCK MARKET

Hawaiian commercial the active stock
yesterday and declined to $3.50 under numerous
sales. Onomea sugar was also lower at $41. %.
while telephone common was higher at $1. 100
AZ, % and the preferred at $92.
Omnibus cable per cent bonds were ex
coupon of $3
The annual election of the stock and bond
exchange will be held October 10, and the fol
lowing have been nominated for officers: For
president, A. c. He1lman; vice president, A.
Heilbronner; chairman, D. R. Wilson; vice
chairman; Milton A. Bremen, secretary, Harry
Schwartz; treasurer, Daniel Meyer.
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Trea.ur st,ten.,,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-The condition Of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust Funds-Gold coin, 1896. .s27. .e6e: silver
dollars. $4s4- 1913 600; silver dollars of 1890
SS, ,54e. 600; selver certificates outstanding S4s4
1913. 600.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars in gem
eral fund. $6. 495,370; current liabilities 500 :
569. 500; working balance in treasury offces
$3z. .zsz, 1872; in banks to credit Of treasurer Of
coin. 1s.s06. .359: minor coin. 1853 707: total
balances in general fund. 500, ,ss2, pa
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04

December-S1 03
=. oatsIThe market continues dull and weak.
orocks increased 2.45S tons In September
Red for feed. $1-1561.25 for ordinary and
1s Tor choice; red for Seed 81 2755 al 321a
oaaSs' sLlO912o for feed and 81. 35@15 so for
Corn-Stocks are stiIl slender az viii he seen
elsewhere 80 " ~
California large yellow. 81 .s2A@1. .e5;
small round yellow. S1s5@1. 90; western states
yellow, in bulk. San Francisco tracks, 81 AS;
wnite. *1o0; mixed. S1.47: sacked prices, nc
S1.6o@LS5 per ctl -
Rye-$1 60@1.65 per ctl.
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Nortb-rr wbeat Market

TACOMA Oct. 3.-wheat-Milling- -Bluestem
eO1ac; club S3c; red Russian, SIC. Export
Bluestem. soc; red Russian, Sic: club, s3c
fortyfold, s5@s6c. Total car receipts for Sep
Is, hay 323.
SEATTLE, Oct. Shilling quotations-Blue
STEM soc; fortyfold. s5c; club. Sac; ffe, SAC;
red Russian. SIC. Export wheat-Bluestem. Sec;
fortyfold. SIC; ffe. sic; club. Sic; red Russian,
rec.
PORTLAND, Oct. 3.--wheat-Track prices
Club SSds4c; bluestem. S9@90c: red Russian,
So6S1c; valley, SSc; turkey red. S2@S6c; forty
fold s56s6c. Car receipts-Wheat 119. barley
3. oats 13. hay 10.
Seasonal to date-wheat, 1850 cars; bar
ley, 13I; oats, 373; hay, s96.
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NEW YORK Grain Market

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-F1om-very easy with
wheat. Receipts, S6.74o barrels; shipments. s5,-
454
Wheat-spot easier; No. 2 s1.o1s elevator
and 1.O4A (. o. b. adoat: No. 1 northern Du-
luth, $1.1912 I. o b. adoat. Futures market
was firm early the cables which caused
shorts to cover but there was renewed selling
Ing on the good increase In the visible supply
and the lack of export demand and prices late
were easy closing &c net lower December
closed $1.o41s: May closed s1.0sss. Receipts.
126, 300 bushels; shipments, IA, s91.
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Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers ara
follows:
Betsy @9c per ID FOR steers, s@sAc for
cows and heifers.
veal-e61015c for large and 1015c for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 91a @lOc; ewes, 9Qe15e
per lb.
Lamb-11@11Hc per h.
Dressed Pork (per Ib)-1311c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
: The following quotations are for good sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive SIC
per lb; under 800 lbs, Sc; second quality, all
weights, 4%c; thin, undesirable steers. SA
@4Kc.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4Ac; second quail
ity, 4c; common. thin. undesirable cows. 3031ac-
Desirable bulls and stays. 2A @214c; half fat
or thin bulls, IA 42c.
s-Idghtweight, per Ib, So acc; medium.
5H @515c; heavy. 4@4Ac.
sheep-Desirable wethers, 4A@413c; ewes. 4
04Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-Unshorn lambs, 696Ac.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
TO 250 lbs, e@94c; $50 lbs and up, s1zc@SAc
per ID.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

The market was overstocked with tomatoes
again yesterday. nearly 5000 boxes comlng "a
over Sunday on top OF a heavy carryover- The
market was relieved somewhat by the Gamers,
concern taking about 1,5O0 boxes az 1oS a
box Prices in the regular trade were irreellar-
all receivers being willing sellers at CONCESSIONS
Quotations for the other vegetables showed
little change stocks Of everything being wei
up TO requirements. The onion market was urn
at rising prices. while potatoes were IN IIes7
supply and merely steady as to values.
Potatoes-River whites, 65@9Oc per et; SAT-
mas BurbankS 81. .4561 so per etls sweet pOta-
toes, S2d2.25 per ctl.
Onions-New yellow. S1-O5Q115 per ctI-
Vegetabes-Green corn. S1-5OG2 per SACK
tomatoes, 2014Oc per box; green peas, 3Goe per
ID; string beans. 3D6c per 10; lima Oeans. ~ 9
&c per ID summer SQUASH 65QS5c per box; egg
plant 40950c per box; green peppers. 4O4oUc
per box; garlic. PA @S1ae per 10, cabbage SVcoG
81 per ctl; cucUmbers, 5o475c per box: eauil-
flower. 5096Oc per dozen; turnips, 6ogIoc per
@4Oc per box.
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R.anan and seeds

No further change in beans was reported yes
terday. .- -, -.
Beans (psr ctD-Bayos, 4I5@5; small white
525; red S5G5. so; blackeyes S5962o; lima.
81 1904 s5; red kidneys, nomindi cranberry
s1.T5G2
Seeds-Brown mustard. 415c; yellow mustard
-; aaxseed. 5@515cs canary. S15 GSs sze;, AZ A.
hemp, 3G31zc; millet, 2Ac per H.
Dried Pea@Green, 81 756l3 per ctI
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EInnr and Farinaceous Goods

F1our-California family extras, SS6006 net
without discount: bakers extras, S56006; super
ane S4.40@4.70; Oregon and washington per
Dbl 81 SO65O5 for family bakers ard pateeH
and 81 O5G4 80 for cutoff; Kansas patents, So.ls
do straights. $780, Dakota patents. $40; s9'
straights 81 20; do clear. $3.50 per bbL
Farinaceous GOodS-Buckwheat hour S4-@Vs
buckwheat dour. elf-raising. So; ouckWneae
groats Ss: corn meal. yellow So, white 80 extra
cream yellow 1925 extra cream white S5.2o:
corn Aonr s3: cracked wheat $3.50; entire wheat
nour $500: farina $3.50; graham nour, So
hominy large So. small So. granulated SS: oaS-
rice hour S6; rolled oats, SAB; rolled wheat
IS. 80; rye dour, $3-25; rye meal. $40; Split
meas yellow So green Sc. 5Os extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs 81 so. 30 ID sacks 81; rolled lakes.
IsO ID bbls S5 rs 90 ID sacks So rolled
wheat, $50 lbs S475 IS ID sacks S4.25.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks higher. Coppers
firm.
Cotton futures advanced.
Local stock markets without fea-
ture.
Refined sugar 20 points lower.
Farmers holding their wheat back,
Barley lower. Oats dull
Stocks of bran very light.
Hay market as before.
Dried fruits and raisins about the
same.
Wild duck season opens.
Four cars of western poultry Of
fered.
Tom atO market Overstocked.
Potatoes plentiful. Onions higher.
Fresh fruits quiet and easy.
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Cash Grain and Proy1sfons

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady: No. rye, 7411c; feed
mixing barley. 6o@65c. fair to choice malt
ing barley. es@72c: fax seed, No south 6
western, $40; No. northwestern, S253;
timothy seed s6.50@s.5o; clover, $S@14.25; mess
pork. per barrel, SIS: lard, per 100 pounds,
s12. .621a: short ribs, sides, loose $40 5o@ .50
short clear sides. boxed S12. 75612.S7h.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 49,. 900 bushels Primary receipts were 1,T19.-
900 bushels, pared with 2 353 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The visible
supply OF wheat In the United States Is 2 725.-
900 bushels for the week. The amount Of
breadstuff on ocean passage. 3.496. 900 bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow-Wheat, 81
cars: corn 375 cars; oats. $50 cars; hogs, a.,
head.
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Minneapoli. Grain Market

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 3.-wheat-December
SLOTS; May, S111A- Cash-No- hard.
s1.1o1s; No. northern. s1.O91. GLo94s; No 2
northern. S1.04& @1-07S; No northern,
81 .02& GLOSS.
Corn-No. 8 yellow SOY 051c.
Oats-No. white, 301s 631hc.
Rye-No, 2. 70Q71c.
Flax-Closed at 81. 81
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PETALUNfA. Oct. 3.-The week opens with
the price of eggs quoted one cent lower than
the closing days of last week After receipt
of quotations from the San Francisco dairy
change today. the Petaluma egg exchange paid
A. cents for first grade. The demand Is good.
Quality fair. The best grade is sought for
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Now York Curb Stocks

BOSTON Oct Be F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says: The market opened steady, gaining
strength and activity the day advanced,
especially pronounced in the low priced issues.
notably Arcadian. Trinity. Franklin and Winona
We look for q continuance OF the upswings in
this market The copper metal situation is
steadily improving and prices were advanced by
American smelters company &c a pound Satur
day. They sold so days ahead The other
big companies have practically withdrawn from
the market
The copper shares are showing greater
tivity, with the tone very strong throughout
the entire list Trading has been well dis
tributed and with more outside interest than
has appeared for some time past. Copper Range
has been the leader in the advance and at 81
shows gain of points. Lake has been quite
active and sold at 3eh Miami Ray consoli-
dated and Nevada consolidated all strong
The following list is furnished by 2. F. Hut
fon &, Co 4o0 California street San Francisco:
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Visible Grain sunplx

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-The visible supply of
grain in the United States Saturday. October l.
as compiled by the New York produce exchange
follows:
Wheat. "a. .96S. 900 bushels; increase, 2,725, ,000
Corn, 5041 900 bushels; increase 403, 900.
Oats, 1891 900 bushels. decrease SO, 900.
Rye. 353 900 bushels, increase "a 0O0
Barley. 2. 444000 bushels. increase. SOS, 600
The visible supply of wheat in Canada last
Saturday was 1897 600 bushels, an increase of
1853, 900 bushels.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04

NEW YORK, Oct. S-Money on call. firm,
2S as per cent; ruling rate, 2& closing bid. 8:
offered at 3.
Time loans. firm: so days, AZ; /; 90 DAYS. az a
3; six months 4hM4%.
Prime mercantile paper. 5iz@6 per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 4.S3M4 S325c for 60 day
bills and at 4. .s64oc for demand
Commercial bills 4.s2i5 04.s2%c.
Bar silver, 53Kc.
Mexican dollars 45c.