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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain.


Wheat-Chicago declined 1c- This market con-
tinued quiet and without change.
Broomhall reports that the heavy increase in
the European visible wheat of 1912. 900 bushels
due to Russian and Belgium accumulations
and also the increase in the on passage quanti-
ties this week.
The Argentina summary says the weather is
favorable and the. crops making good progress.
CASH WHEAT
LIS; white Australian 81 COOL .671s; northern
club. $1.521A @1.55; Russian red $1.5o61. 52H !;
bluestem, 81. .621a al .671a per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Receipts yesterday were large being
10000 centals. Prices and general conditions re-
mained unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. 9715 @9SAc; extra choice bright
81; OF grades, 90@95c per ctl; brewing and
shipping grades, $1@1.05.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
December-$1 031a bid, $1.O3Ts asked.
May-s1.071s bid
December 81. 033s bid. 81. .03% asked
Oats-The market continues quiet. with no fur.
ther change in prices. Red for feed. 81 .106
, 20 for ordinary and 81 1.221a 013O for choice :
red for seed, $1.271h @1.321a: black, s11o01 20
for feed and 81. 3561.50 for seed; gray nom
inaI; white. $1.50@1. so.
Corn-Western kinds have again declined, with
prospects for still lower prices.
Large yellow, 81. 6261 65: small round yellow
$1-75: western states yellow. in bulk. San Fran
cisco tracks. S1.3s; white, 81 .40 mixed 81 81; !;
sacked prices &c higher: white Egyptian, 81. 80
al 50: brown do. 81. .6O@1S5 per cti
Rye-$1. 60@1.65 per ctl.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
MINING STOCKS

The leading Comstocks continued to advance
YESTERDAY Consolidated Virginia rising. from
and ophir from $11O to sI.17ls Most of the
activity was in Consolidated Virginia
In the southern Nevadas Goldfeld consolidated
rose from $50 to $50. closing at $s.O2Ia.
There were other marked changes in this
group.
A Nevada paper reports rumors that Combina
tion Fraction Is In a position to pat another
dividend The rumors are not yet verified.
The yellow Jacket mill at Gold Hill, New,
crushed S12 tons Of ore last week. including 445
tons from the Crown Point mine and 80 297
pounds of concentrates were shipped to the
smelter.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining COM
pany for last week shows that 90 out of the 100
stamps have been dropping constantly, crushing
1850 tons of ore of an average yane of $50 per
ton. The bullion shipments consisted Of 50 bars
of bullion. valued at $50. 600. An average ex-
traction of 93 per cent was recorded.
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wire
.'wheat-Contradictory reports from Ar=en-
sustain values later Some of the Argentina
cables said that rains in the north bad been in
adequate and had come too late. while others
reported the crop making good progress under
faYorable conditions Cash wheat has been weak
and slow at outside markets. Minneapolis and
Milwaukee reporting mills 70 close at the end of
the week Northwestern buyers were OUT OF
the Kansas City market and cash wheat there
was carried over unsold. st. Louis carried over
much wheat for which owners unwilling To
accept substantial decline. 1t has been In
creasingly evident today that wheat has been
coming on sale on all OF the bulges and there
has been increasing weakness all around Niuni-
peg has been even weaker than the American
markets There is no indication Of in
Northwestern wheat stocks have increased
heavily thus far this week, about 400
600 bushels. Export clearances In the last two
days were 401 600 bushels Dry weather reported
but it mas not affected the market values unch.
Cash sales here repo<ed at over 10000 bushels.
Except for advance of about half cent az
Liverpool the foreign markets have been sener-
ally easier or steady.
s.Corn-Made a. little show of frmness early
because of the strength in wheat and on the
estimates OF lighter shipments this week from
Argentina. but there has been increasing weak
ness since. new low level of prices for the
crop has been established today There was
considerable covering of short December carly
which gave much support After the shorts
were satisfied the market gave way. being
aided in the slump later by the break In wheat.
Country selling corn little more freely. Local
cash sales were los. 600 bushels.
"0ats--Have been. heavy from the start. The
covering Of considerable lines earlier in the week
and last week left the market without support
when few of the shorts attempted to put their
lines out again today. Some Of the. cash con
Germs have sold oats today in the pit Eastern
demand is very poor shipping sales were 49,
900 bushels. -
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Northern wheat Market
WASHINGTON

" ASHIlNtT IUN
3 TACOMA. Oct 13.-Wheat: Milling Blue
stem. 90c; club sac; red Russian. s2Gs3c. Ex-
port-Bluestem. 90c; club. sac; red Russian. SIC:
forty fold. SSGS9c
Reeeipts-Wheat. Al cars; barley. 1 car; corn,
) cars: hay. cars.
SEATTLE Oct 1s-wheat: Milling quota
tions-Bluestem. S715c: forty-fold S3i4c; ffe.
S21ac; club, S215c; red Russian. s0iac. Export
Bluestem. S415c; forty fold. Sole; fife, 79iAc;
clubs 79i1c: red Russian. 77lac.
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat. % cars; oats. )
cars; barley, cars: hay. Is cars
OREGON
PORTLAND Oct 13--Wheat: Track prices
Club s3c: bfuestem. sedsTc red Russian. sic;
valley SIC; turkey red. s2d SAC: forty fold Sc
Reeeipts-vhest. 81 cars; barley, cars; oats,
cars; hay, Is cars
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-Flour-sloderately act
i've. with prices lower 10 effect sales Receipts.
4S.7S1 barrels: shipments 4.617 barrels
Wheat-Spot easy; No. red. S1.00A elevator
and S1.03A T. o. b. ahoat: No. northern Du-
luth $1.1S1a Z. o. b. ahoat- Futures-Market
quiet and firm early the cables and hrmnesS
in the northwest. but weakened under heavy
liquidation and reports OF poor cash and
milling demand. closing z ale net lower.
Exporters reported Sc loads New York and
other ports. December closed 81 OPS May closed
- 000 bushels
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Treasurx statement
WASHINGTON. Oct.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. Sses, 500 500: silver
dollars. $fS6. .024 900. silver dollars of 1890
024. .0Oc
General fund Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. 81 80. .S39; current liabilities si(3
}66, ,q57: working balance in treasury offices
$30, ,637 200; in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States. $35. .437. lbs; subsidiary silver
con SIT 1856 40; minor coin. $500 297; total bal
ance in general fund.- SIS, ,9oS, ,623.
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Dried Fruits. Raixins. Nut. and Honey

Fruits--Eva porated apples. .I171se; fancy.
s@sAe; apricots. 11613c: fancy Moorparks.
1915 a 4c: peaches. 51a@615c; fancy, 7@715c;
prrlnes- 4Ts q > 1ac 10 growers with 11sc premium
for sos and q premium for 40s; 6gs. Az 0415e
for black aud 56615c for white pears. IL 112c.
Raisins-New crop layers. ciusters-6 crown.
$3.50 crown 81; crown S1-40. crown.
S1.15; crown. S1.10: seeded 524 161tc for
choice and SIC for fancy; Thompson's seedless.
5t4c for unbleaehed and Tlsc for bleached; loose
muscatel. crown = &c. 3 crown 4Stc. 2 crown
S13c in swea tb0x at Fresno.
Suts-AlmoDds. nenpareils 16isc: IXL. 15Isc.
plus ultra 141ac: peerless. 1313c. brakes
13c: languedocs. lie: hardshell. Size: shelled
Almonds 29d32c: walnuts f3c per ID for
Nd- softshells. 14iSc for No 1 standards; No.
standard 11c- pecsns. 141a 015c: peanuts. 415
H5c. pine nuts, 1Sa1 30c, California chestnuts,
100 lie per b.
Honey-water white comb. 16d17e; white do
f26 f2l.c; amber do. 1OM11c: extracted S1569c
FOR white 76sc for light amber aud 5is06i5c
per 10 for amber
Beeswax--aT1s Gsoc per Ib for light and 2sQ
&c for dark
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Cash Grain and Provi.ions

CHICAGO, Oct 13.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, weak; 10. rye, 76gu lsc;
mailing barley 71@76c: faxseed. No. / south
western. s2521z NO / northwestern. So. .55i2;
timothy seed. $6.5o9S50; clover. SS@145 so,
mess pork. per barrel, SIS. 25@ is. so: lard. per
100 pounds. $t2.70; short ribs sides doosel. SO
a 10 70; short clear sides (boxed). $11-2o@11. 90
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and dour were equal
to 4o1 900 bushels Primary receipts were
2.2s9, 900 bushels. compared with 1-3s2 600 bush
els the corresponding day year ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 121
cars; corn, $40 cars; oats, 237 cars; hogs, 1900
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
New York stocks higher. Coppers

firm.
Cotton market advanced.
COmstOcks shares again higher. :
Oil stocks fairly dealt In.
Local securities quiet.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
higher.
Wheat. barley and oats unchanged.
Corn lower.
Lard shows general change. Cook
ing oils lower. 4
Cattle quotations higher.
Heavy arrivals of beans.
Hams and bacon as before.
Butter weak, cheese firm and eggs
steady.
Potatoes and onions steady.
Fresh fruits quiet.
Poultry trade very light.
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PnnIfrr nnd Game

day as the Observance OF the Hebrew holiday
kept many buyers away from the market and
retail rradeSmen were well supplied anyhow.
Quotations for everything were UNCHANGED and
largely ncruinal. The change in the weather had
beneficial effect on the market for game. Ar
rivals came TO hand fresh and in good condition
generally and receivers had no trouble in obtain
Ing higher prices
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. SJa5.5O for small
S6.5067.50 for large and SSG9 for extra. young
roosters, $500 6 so; do extra. 81 500SL50. old
roosters. S565-50; fryerS. $5G5.5O, broilers
s3-5e94.5Os ducks s60s: pigeons. S1.756e:
squads $2-50d3: geese. $2d3 per pair. spring
turkeys, 25d 2se per h.
Game (per dozen) )--Mallard dEeks.s s4 5007
sprig A6j. teal. S2.50W4; widgeou So 500
$50: spoonbills- S21S: gray geese. S304: hare
S1.50G2; eottontail rabbits. $202.5O.
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PORTLAND. Oct. 13.-clearings. 81. o2a. .ess;
balances. S142-2s4.
TACOMA: Oct. 1s.-clearings. ss42.5is: bal
anees- SOL 90S
SEATTLE, Oct. 1s.--clesrings. s2.o55.es4; bal
ances. S214.4Ts.
sPokANE. Oct is.-clearings, 1920, ,a54; bal
ances SIS. .056a
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Deciduou- and Citru. Fru,t.

= This. observance of the Hebrew holiday had 4
quieting effect on the market for fresh fruits
yesterday and the quotations showed but little
variation from the last report. receipts OF every
thing being well up to requirements. Less than
300 boxes Of nutmeg melons came in. but there
was very little call for them and values were
steady 70 firm. while wine grapes and nearly
everything in the orchard fine dragged at unsuS-
tanned rates A few chests Of berries came in
and were peddled out az about previous prices.
Strawberries. .s5g6 per chest
HuckleberiesE56Sc per lb.
Cranberries- bay. sS@4 per box; Cape
Apples tper box)---Fancy tier red. 9oc@
81 Belle1ower. 756eoc: choice fruit. 35d60c-
Pears-Wnter- Nellis. 81 2561.50 per box:
cooking varieties. 50c6s1 per box
Quinces-75c@S1 per box
Peaches-I5cGS1 per box.
Plums-Late red, 50@75e for small boxes and
T5e@S1 for large.
Figs-Black in double layer boxes. 75cds1. .25s
river pay boxes, $1-25@1-50; white. 5096Oc-
Persimmons-S191-2 per box.
Pomegrana tes-606175c for small and S1d1. 50
for large boxes.
Melons-Nutmeg melons T5cd$f25 per box;
cantaloupes. s1-5041.75 per crate; wstermelons.
S1.75@2.25 per dozen.
q f5c for other varieties; small boxes. 5Od65c
for seedless; large boxes. muscat, S1.25611.7 rs.
tokay. 75eG 81; seedless. 75cQ$1 25; black. 7J0
soc; cornichon. 75cQS1. %; wine grapes $12G16
per ton for Zinfandel and $s012 for Mission
Citrus Fruits (per boxj-Valencia oranges
S3-15Q4 for fancy; $3G3-5O for choice and 81. so
@ for standard: grapefruit. S4-5O45.50 for
seedless: lemons $5@6 for fancy. $3. SOFA 80
for choice and S2-50G3 for standards Mexican
Tropical Fruits-Bananas 75c6$175 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican S2d3 for Cen
tral American; pineappIes. s.. .5093 per dozen.
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

There was not much animation in local securi-
ties yesterday and the only change worthy of
note was a better pricezof SIG 10 for Hutchin-
son sugar. There was some activity in Spring
Valley water 4 per cent bonds, $4,000 selling
at 5000
Sierra railway of California 6s were ex coupon
Of So in the board
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New York Curb stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. Oct. BE. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
SAYS: The morning session Of the Boston market
has ruled quiet. although prices on the whole
show further improvement. North Butte has
been the feature of strength and sold at 321z
Considerable strength is being shown in Greene
Cansnea. Giroux and Isle Royale.
In connection with the sale of 10000 shares
of Inspiration at 81 it is stated that work will
commence at once on the proposed 5000 ton
mill. The company is now financed for at least
two years The purchasers of it include Hayden
Stone Thompson T. & Co. and allied interests.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ION & CO. 400 California street San. Francisco:
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 13--Money on CALI stronger
at 3d3Sz per cent; ruling rate. 31a per cent
closing bid. ~ per cent: offered AT = per cent
Time loans. steady; so DAYS 4dsN per cent :
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5i5 to per cent
Sterling exchange. steady and higher with
actual business in bankers bills at $4.s275@
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures

all weights, 4Z45c; thin, undesirable steers
4@4hc
No. / COWS and heifers. 4A@4lse: SECOND
cows. 81 @3a+c.
Desirable bulls and stass. 2lsa2sse; half fat
or thin bulls. 202Lc.
Calves Lightweight. per ID. 5ss acc. medium.
5L @51zc: heavy. 464zc-
Sheep-Desirabie wethers. Az @41zc: ewes 4
G4Ac.
Lambs fper Ib)--Unshorn lambs 6d6Ec
Hogs fper lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 40
to 250 lbs. 914 d9ssc; $50 and $50 lbs 81. asc
Horses and Mules
The following quotations FOR horses and mules
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MinneapoII. Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 1s,-wheat-December.
Sl.05Ts; May, s1.10is. Cash-No. hard.
S1.Os1a No l northern. SL07@1.07s4: No. 2
northern. s1.os@1 .05s.: No. 8. s1.o1G1oss..
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 501ac.
Oats--No. 3 white 2s1& 030i4c.
Rye-No. 2, 11a11215c.
FlaNClosed 81. 66l.
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Another Rise in COmstOck Shares
Oil and Local Securities Quiet

4s2s5 for so day bills and at s4-s5eo for de-
mand.
Commercial bills. s4.sels @4.s2%.
Bar silver. 556sc.L
Mexican dollars. 45c
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
firm.
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STOCK MARKET
POOLS ACTIVE


NEW YORK, Oct. Is. The
stock market today gave con-
Vincing evidence of the increased
working of the speculative spirit
in the expansion and the broad
ening of the dealings The de-.
termination with which stocks
were bought and prices bid up
evidenced the entry of new forces
in the market.
The trading element showed its
suspicion of the conditions by con-
testing the advance. putting out
short lines at various stages and
processing the conviction that the
rise was artificial and designed
TO afford a favorable basis FOR
distributing accumulations in the
hands of great private banking
houses.
The short selling was absorbed
in such fashion as TO intimidate
the bear faction, whose demand
to cover helped on the advance
The many dormant stocks which
revived in succession and br1Skly
advanced gave color to the sup
position that numerous newly
formed pools were taking up. these
issues for market exploitation.
Gains were generally retained at
the end of the day.
ferred to. as furnishing the mo-
tive force for the advance, was
the government crop report or
Monday. and the definite evidence
it furnished that the years har-
vest would yield the largest in
crement to the country's wealth
in its history.
The railroad strike in France
seemed to leave financial markets.
both abroad and here, unruff1ed.
The statement embodied in the
annual report of the Rio Tinto
copper mining company that a
restriction of output had been
a agreed on with the American pro-
ducerS gave an upward impetus
to the copper group.
The bonds were firm. Total
sales (par value), S3.233.000.
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
F. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire says:
NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-There
has been no evidence today of
what could be called distribu
ton of stocks other than what
was used to check over specula
ton by room traders. No news
over the holiday to change the
situation and in view of the
known fact that leading bankers
are ready for Improvement in Sc
curities it is quite probable that
higher figures will be seen later
on"
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Duluth Flax

\ DULUTH. Minn.. Oct. 13.-Flsx-On track
and TO arrive, S266: October. 81 So asked; No
vember, s2.66 asked; December, 50. 50 bid; May,
$2.52 asked
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Meat Market

Prices for cattle are higher all around as will
be SEEN. Sheep show no change,
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows: set4r
Beef-s!s slsc per Ib for steers. s@sAc for
cows and hefers
yeal---eG1 Zoe for large and 1oa1fc for small
Mutton-Wethers, 941 ewes. S1s 691ac per
pound
Lamb--1ol5 d11I.c per ID.
Dressed Pork tper lbt-13isc for light and IL
a 12fac for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight
No. / fat steers. over 600 lbs alive 81. a 51sc
per lb: under 900 lbs. 5651fc; second quality
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Rcanx and seed.

Arrivals OF beans were remarkably heavy YES
terday. being 0,459 sacks Values Continued
unsettled
Beans tper ctIl-Bayos. s4-50@4 so: small
white. S3.9j4S.S5. large white S. 75d3 a.
piEk- $od7oS5. red $5a5.25s blackeye. S4.75aa
525- lima 81 81: red Kidneys $6 So cr.n
berry beans. 81 2547 $50; garvaDzas. 81 75d3 o.
horse beauS 81 25 az %
Seeds-Browu mustard 4l5c: yellow mustard.
-; naxseed, 5&5he; canary, 3AQ3Hc: a.
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are furnished BY the Butchers and sfoek SrO"- SrO
e-si Journal.
Desirable draftsr=. 1S6O lbs and over s2a9 g 500 500
chunks $50 90 f5C0 lbs.- .......-. 2gJts-% ~ ~
Wagon horses. 1.250 70 800 lbs- lt3H@1VV
Delivery wagon horses. 1o50 20 1-250- lz9ei0 lzsI2o
Desirable farm mares. ...-..-----. l29I & tSO
arm ~0E1T'li MGIEs. alEDir,I. TO EXTRA
900 lbs. 4 TO years SD q l2O
LOCO lbs. 10 : years -.-.-.-...:- :--..- l5o@laS
1-1o0 lbs To ars-----.-----.---- 2oog 30 30
over wears old range from SIS to SIS lower.
Note-Shippers 70 this market must have horses s.s
style, to command extreme QUOTATIONS.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
TIE best fresh butter was little lower. While
the fancy grade Of ouns America cheese was
fractionally higher on the exchange yesterday.
The decline in butter which was quoted ar 56e
pound. not due to any particular weak
ness nor TO any pressure 10 sell. the market
being quite steady. Stocks OF extra had accumu,
lated over the holiday with some receivers and
their willingness 70 acccpr first bid under the
Handlers OF local cheese reported steady 70
firm market. with stocks rather light The quo
tations for eggs were allowed 70 stand the mar
closely cleaned up.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
pound
Eggs-s0 cases Of extras at 45c dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy Young Americas at lie
Receipts were 5s. GOO pounds Of butter II 500
pounds 81 cheese and ITO cases OF eggs
The following are the Official quotations estab-
Ished on the hoor OF the dairy exchange Prices
IN the street while governed by the exchange
quotarions generally range from re TO &c
higher, owing TO the various charges to be added
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Oct. Oct 10 Oct. II Oct 13
Fresh extras. ..35isc SIC s6l.c ssc
Firsts s-.-...... ale 32c SIC 32c
Extra a' storage .5o4c 5o54e 5chc 5os,e
Cheese-California fancy fats. lie per ID.
steady: do frsts. f5lac, steady: do seconds. 1Sc.
steady; fancy Young Americas. 17c. firm: do
6rsts- 15l3c Arm: oregon flats. 16tsc. firm; CALI
fornia storage fats, 15c. steady; Wisconsin dais-
les. 1sc. steady
Egss-calif0Fnia fresh. per dozen. cases in
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-caiif0Tnia fresh. per dozen. cases in
Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND. Oct. 3-Butter-City creamery.
cubes, 35@ Csc; prints. 81 6371se; store, 23624c.
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BEARS DRIVEN To
Cover BY BULLS
Opposition Melts Away Under
the Steady Absorption by
Strong Combinations
Government Crops Report Main
Factor in Upward MOye=>
ment of Prices
New York stock List

E F. Hutton & Co. 4s0 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange. fur
nsh the following list of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Receipt. of Produce October 1s
Provisions

Lard quotations show general revision pure
being higher and compound lower. Oils are
much lower. Cured meats are unchanged.
Cottolene-One half bbl. 12ac half bbls
1850 per lb.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows Hams, 1914 @20c. picnic
hams. 141sc; California hams. Ice; fancy bacon
to lbs 3015c; to 10 lbs &c, 10 to ~ lbs
26c; sugar cured, 27c: light dry salt bacon TO
10 lbs 24c. 10 to II lbs pc, medium bacon
Ice; light medium bacon. 19c.
L.ardaTierees 151ac. 5os. l5a4c, los 1sxc. IS
1890. IS 16l2c: compound lard. tierces lis
50s 12c. los 121ac. IS 12ssc IS 12a.e; yellow
cooking oil. Isc per gal; white cooking OIL soc
per gal; salad oil. 93c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots in
spected by the government are 81 per bbl higher
Extra family beef SIS per Dbl; family beef
SIS per bbl extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl;
smoked beef. 21lac per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $22; clear. S34;
mess. S32; pig pork. s36: pigs feet. s5.T5 for
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable.

With the trade expecting receipts Of miscel-
fanecuS vegetables TO decrease a result OF the
rain on Wednesday. the market for green prod
uce had a better tone yesterday than at the first
OF the week. Prices were steady TO firm. with
some descriptions bringing an advance The
feature Of the market was the continued large
arrivals of tomatoes. The arrivals came into a
good market however. receivers were firm in
their views as to valves Green corn was still
Offering. but 1t found few buyers. and prices
were irregular when sales were made Sweet
potatoes were in increased supply and lower
Other potatoes. and onions. too, were steady at
the old quotations.
Potatoes-River whites. T00sOc per ctI: Salt
mas Burbanks. 81. 1.5od1.6 go per ctl; Oregon Bur
banks, Sl.40 per ct; sweet potatoes. s1.9O62
per ctI
0nions-New yellow. S1.056t-10 per ctI
Vegetables-Tomatoes. 60dS5c per boz. green
peas 3e1oc per lbs string beans. 3Gl513c per ID:
lima beans. 546c per ID: summer squash. 650
Sc per box: eggplant 40050c per box; green
peppers. 50G65c per box; garlic. 215 631zc per
ID; cabbage. 65G75c per ctl; cucumbsrs. 60d75c
per box; csulihower. 5066Oc per dozen. turnfps.
65475c per sack: carrots 65075c per sack
green okra. 35740c per box
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
New York Bonds

Int Met AIS SIX
Int Mer Mar 4sss sc
Japan IS ........ SO
Do AIS .----. 94iIs
Kan City So 1st 3s "a
L Shor deb IS. 1881 $685.
L G. n unified As. 9Sss
NJ, X & Tex LIST As 9fl2
Do gen 41zs -. S6l4
No Pacific IS. 7S21
Do cT IS ctfs. 90
\ r Of Mex 412s. 9415
y Y C gen 3lzs-- sea-
Do deb As 80. 945a
Ny. .NH& II CIV 6s.
Nor & W LIST con4s 9955
Do CIV Is ......100iA
Nor Pacific As. 10I
DO 3s ..-..... 7I15
% S Line rfdg As. 1885
Pa CIV 3Iss, 1915. e63s
Pa con 4s ......i025s
Reading gen As =. %
st L A. S r fg As. 2L
DO gen 5s .--- S1L
st T. ) W con Is. 165a
Do LIST gold As. 911a
Seaboard A L As. 70hs
So Pacific col As 90
Do cv Is -...- 80
Do LIST ref As. 95b
So Railway 5s--. 1oS12
Do gen As 49,. 1874
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-14
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Oct. 1s-The oil stock mar.
ket was strong today and business was brisk
az poth morning and afternoon calls. Mexican
petroleum common sold up to $3.50 on rumors
I;sI. IaaI me ,e pending contract with the Waters
showed gain. The call:
Producers- Bid. Ask.