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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same.
Copper stocks rule firm.
Cotton futures very steady.
Silver a :. fraction higher. Ex-
:, change unchanged: -:
General de cline in mining stocks.
Wheat and barley weak but; NO.
lower. :;
Offerings of oats continue large.
Large alfalfa hay shipments
- northward.
Cured meats in fair demand and
steady: -
Butter. cheese and eggs un-
g.. changed.
Tomato market burdened with
:. large stocks.
Potatoes easy. Onions firm. ): =
Fresh fruits in plentiful supply.
Good poultry. in active holiday
demand. j.: -:
Prices for new- beans unsettled: :"
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Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA, Sept: SO.-Sfarket weak. Milling:
Bluestern. 9oe; club. S3c; red Russian, sic Ex
port -Bluesten.. soc: club; SIC; red Russian.
Soc: forty fold. :S4G S5c. =: =: =:
: SEATTLE, Sent. 3O.-Milling: Bluestem. sec;
fortyfold s5c; club. Sc; fife. SIC; red Russian
SIC, Export -BIuestem. Soc; forty fold. SIC /;
club, Sic: fife. Sfea red Russian. 79c.. Yssterf
days car receipts-Wheat. IS; oats 13; barley,
: -; OREGON 60. :.,:.:
:, PORTLAND. Sept :30:--Track prices. Club.
SO 3@s4e; bluestem. 9Od 91c;: red Russian. so0
Sic; valley. ssc; turkey .red, S2G s6c; forty
fold, S5@sec.~ Car reeeipts-Wheat. a; hay, Is.
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetable.

Tomatoes continued depressed under receipts
Of over 2. 600 boxes in addition 20 a large carry
over from the preceding day. River potatoes
were easy, while onions ruled firm Otherwise
changed
Potatoes-River whites. TOcd$1 per ctI. SAIL
mas Burbanks. $1-45@1.6O per ctl; sweet pota-
toes. S2d225 per ctl ..--.:. E.
Onions-New yellow. S1G1.1O per ctI-
Vegetables-Green corn. S1.50d2 per sacks
tomatoes. 2594Oc per box: green peas. 365c per
Ii: string beans Base per 10; lima beans. 3d5s
per ID; summer squash. 65dT5c per box: egg
plant. 4006Oc per box; green peppers. 4O65Oc
per box; garlic. 212 d315c per 10; cabbage. 9Oc0
81 per ctl; cucumbers, 60475c per box; eauli-
flower. 5O@6Oc per dozen: turnips. 656lT5c per
sack; carrots. 650T5c per sack; green Okra, 40
fr50c per box.
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Foreign Futures
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 3O.--Flour-No
lower. with demand quiet Receipts. 25. 40 bar
res shipments, II 100.
Wheat-Spot. easy No. 2 red, S1.01A ele-
vator and $100a4 f. o. b. ahoat; No northern
$1.19h f.. o. b. ahoat In the futures market
a steadier tone developed in wheat this morn
ing on better cables and strong Winnipeg
market but after midday prices were affected
by another severe break aIfd closed weak
at new low levels. being sc to &c below yes
terday. September closed at $1.O2N. December
at $1.o35s. May at S1.0SA. Receipts, 13I 200
bushels; shipments 1880
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OIL|=STOCKS

Associated oil was the most active stock yes
terday, selling at S43@44. Palmer was firm
at 81 40: and Union higher at 5000. Outside
Word *has been received from the .Coalinga-
Security oil company that weIl No.. 6 had been
brought in at. 2 941 feet and Is exceeding 500
barrels. daily. The well was drilled with a
rotary rig, the first OF the kind for the dis
trict, a saving Of $4,000 being effected thereby.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Associated oil and Hawaiian commercial were
the active stocks yesterday, the former selling
at S44 and the latter at $3.50. Telephone com
mon stock was higher at $3.50. Sales OF bonds
were light.
The following stocks were ex dividend: Ha-
waiian commercial and sugar company. 25c;
Hutchinson sugar plantation company, 15c; Ono
mea sugar company, 40c Paauhau sugar planta,
lion company zoe: Pacific telephone and tele-
graph preferred $3.50; Palmer oil company, 1c;
Union trust company, S25.
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General Decline in Mining Stocks
Jumbo Extension Still Breaking

go q per cent; ruling rate, "a; closing bid,
Time loans. firm: so days: 4 per cent; 90
days: 404A;; 6 months, AZ @4%..
Prime mercantile paper; 515G6 per cent.
Sterling exchange easy, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81. S340d4 $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at 81 1850 for: demand -:
Commercial bills. iS4,S3@ "A s3jh
. Bar silver, sac. -. Z, -.
>; Mexican dollars, 45c. =:
Government bonds; STEADY; railroad bonds,
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Deciduou. and Citrn. FrnIt.

In spite Of the warm weather fresh fruits
were not oyeracttve yesterday, the usual Fri
day fish trade tnterfered with fruit. Table grapes
continued in heavy supply and weak while wine
melons were in diminished receipt and armer
The bulk Of the peaches now coming in are run
ming inferior and have to be worked OF at con-
cessions. Stocks in cold storage are being drawn
on and sell at 5Od75c per large box. Figs are
In ample supply.
trawberrfes-S364 so per chest.
Raspberries-$466 per chest.
Huekleberries-3G6c per 10.
Cranberries-CoOs bay, s3G4 per box; Cape
Cod. 50 per bbl.
Apples Cper boxl-Fancy red. $1Gf. .25; COM
mon TO choice. j0c6S1.
Pears-BartIettS. nominal: other varieties. so
GS5c per box
Quinces-S5edS1 per box.
Peaches-Sman boxes. 50Q6Jc; large boxes.
J0td 75c: carriers 4Od6Oc,
Plums and Prunes--359 9l65c per crate.
Figs (per drawerb-Black. 25d6Oc for Ordi-
nary and 5O@T5e for large river boxes; white.
25G4Oc.
Persimmons- -s1d1-25 per box.
Pomegranates-5OG7 75c per box.
MeIons-Nutmeg melons. 4OdT5 per box. can
taloupes. $1-7592 per crate; watermelons. 75cQ
81 .25 per dozen
Grapes-Crates. T50s5c for Isabella and 40a
Soc for other varieties: small boxes, 40Ge5Oc.
large boxes. museat: 5O9S5c; tokay. 5OdQT5c:
seedless. 65cQ$1; black, 4O@5Oc; wine grapes,
$1O615 per ton
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-valencia oranges
SO. 1914 for fancy, sS@3. so for choice and 81 SO
a. for standard; grapefruit. s393-5O for seed
less and 81 also for common: lemons. s505 81
for fancy, s3s5064-5O for choice and so 5O7S
for standard; Mexican lines. So. 5O67.s
Tropical Fruits-BanaDas, 75c7S1. rs Der bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. $263 for Central
American; pineapples, 81. 1.5O@2.50 per dozen
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:sIfnnenpoli. cram Market !

: MINNEAPOLIS. Sept *3e.--Clese: Wheat
September -07; December, $EOT13; May.
81 rs; .cash-%No hard, 81. .Ds%4; No. north
ern. S1:o9; No. 2 northern, 81 o4 y OF; No. s.
=$1:o21S 1SG1.05. = :. -: -:
= Corn-No. 3 yellow. 4915 95o15c.. :
:. Oats:-;NQ. 3 white. -2eTs43 BOSE -. 49,:
=: RyeENo. 2, 967O17e.: :. -. ~; -
F1aX-CIosed at 50 "a - -. -
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Grain Market Still Dull and Weak
Fresh Fruits in Liberal Supply

30 II G32%c.
:: Some frIlness in provisions was followed By
:Iinerai: September shorts. Later the quotations
showed pork zoe down. lard 15c higher TO 1I1sc
lower and ribs at 1213c advance to 10c decline
Inc leading futures ranged as follows
Articles Omen. High Close
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3o.-The condition of
was follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. ss94 s5s. $50; silver
dollars. $4S4, ,657. 900: silver dollars Of Jeao
$3.50 600; silver certificates outstanding. s4s4
Coz, 600. ~'
General fund-Standard silver dollars in pen
eral fund $6.116,11S; current liabilities sI0I
129, z45; working balance in treasury offices
S32, ,S6T .219; In banks TO credit Of treasurer Of
the United States, $36. ,e45 subsidiary silver
coin. S1S,925. .6T9; minor coin Ss7s $50: total
balance in general fund, seo,5ee 44s
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Bradstreet,s Bank CIe,rinp.

+: NEW. YORK. Sept: 3o.-Bradstreet's bank
otearines report for the. week ending September
20 shows an aggregate of 81, eSs 641, 900. as
against 81 7e3 375 600 last week and So 097, ,T69.
Von VoS. IN the corresponding week last year. The
following is list Of the cities:
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Cash. Grain and Proy3sions

:. Cash. Grain and Provisions
=; : c GEIlCAG0. Sept, 3o.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. steady; No.:2; rye; 541ac: feed
s22I; no. / nr95rthwestern 81 "a: timothy seed,
Sis. ais SO lard per 100 pounds. sl2 So; short
ribs. sides ClooSel. $40: 150 1I:50; short clear
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
business Primary receipts were 1:139.0o0 bush
els, eompared with 63T GOO bushels for the cor
responding day a year ago.. 2
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. as
cars cars cern' 8l3 cars oats, l87 ears hogs 5000
DAILY MOVEMENT of PRODUCE
Flour, barrels. j. 1900 "a. 600
Wheat, bushels rs 09e" go 60 GOO GOO
Corn, bushels -:...'. - 29Oslog: = M .luU
Oats busheis... 2o1 900 -. : 242 goo
Rye: bushels. .......-... 5000 - l.UOO
EFF. Hutton & Co.'S wire says;
Wheat has ruled higher than yesterday most
noteworthy advance. In fact it has hardly re
tanned its early advantage. which was due
and to the fact that Liverpool was not as weak
as had been anticipated. The buying power has
sustained. while there has been evidence of IN
creasing selling with each advance. Northwest
cars continue far short Of those OF year ago.
bur stocks in that section continue to increase
Duluth reports that it's entire export sales Of
Manitoba so far this season are but 1872 900 bush
els, that Manitoba sales have been larger than
of any other sort and that bids for durum are
cents per bushel out Of line. Worlds ship
ments promise to aggregate about 600
bushels. against 1890. 600 bushels last week
and 13. .792, 900 a year ago. Argentine. Indian
and Australian shipments officially 3,064. 600
bushels, against ] 1855. 900 a year ago. Cash
wheat has been firm but dull. Nevertheless the
scattered sales to interior mills show some gain.
Export clearances. 233, 600 bushels.
Corn made some little show OF strength dur
ing the early morning Buying stimulated
and sales diminished by the export sales done
from here yesterday. about 500. 600 bushels. OF
which 500. 600 bushels were of old corn. II de-
veloped, however, that most of this corn was
already en- route east and had been sold low.
that local vessel agents. could not get cargoes
for boats here at. very low hgures and that the
country, widening portion OF it, was selling
corn steadily to come here despite the decline
September corn goes out at about SOC. the
lowest price on the crop to date. Other months
also weak and at new low records. Eastern cash
demand today slim, export CALI entirely lacking.
Shipping sales. 1920 bushels; -.
Oats were frmer early with other grains, but
weakened later: Shorts were the early buyers.
taking hold because of the. receipts here yeSter-
day of few export bids at near: the market.
Local cash interests sold oats today on the
bulges. Sales were % 900 bushels. -.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Sept 3o.-Although the mar
ket on the oil stock exchange was quiet today.
prices held their own. Cleveland was the chief
trader. Associated closed weaker. The call: +.
Producers Rid =:
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xye,ekIy Trade Review

4 Not Included ! in totals. because: containing
mems ether than ciearings: mot included: in
totals: because comparisons; are. incomplete' ::
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0VA IL. = II 4O-N
Pennsylv'nia Egg-S19. 90
Hepburn ........ 1900
American Block. 400
Richmond $500. 1900
/ Coos Bay. 1000
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter, 2 lb So T5@ so
III ID square. .60665
Eastern Cheese. .-03o
Cal. Cheese. ......-@25
POULTRY AND GAN
Hens, each .S1@1.25
Do small. -. .600T5
Young Roosters.
each ..S1@1.25
Old Roosters, ea.50M75
Flyers. each .50M75
Broilors. each. .3n656
Turkeys. per lb. -30M32
MEATS-The Retail
quotes as follows:
Beef
Prime Roasts. . 1S6 %
Pot Rossts- .1215 ais
Portrhs Steaks. .2G025
Tendrln Steaks. 1SM p
:. Sirloin Steaks. .15M1S
Round Stks. .121a ais
Chuck Stks. -.I061212
Stew and Boil
ing Beef ..S@I25
Corn Beef .10@1215
Soup Bones -. 49 8
Veal
:Roasts ......-. 1S@22
Chops & CutletS1S025
Stew & Boil. 12h @15
Lamb
Hindquarters .1S@22
VEGETABLES
Artichokes, doz. .50675'
Beets. doz. Q10l
Beans, white, ID. 6@ 8
Do. colored, lb. "a s
Dried Lima. 10 6M Z
Cabbage. each. :. 5s810
Cucumbers. doz. .10M15
Eggplant. 10. "a 4
Green Pepprs. IL. 10915
Green Lima, h.. . 6M 8
FRUITS AND NUTS
Allgatr Pears. ca. 20625
Apples. Id. .....- 30 3
Berries. basket
Strawberries .1O620
Blackberries ..-Q20
Raspberries -. S@10
Hucklebries, lb-M10
Rananss. doz. .25MS0l
Cantaloupes, ca. .25635
Crsnberries, qt- 15@-
Figs. doz. .......10T15
Grapes, bskt ...-M25
Grapefruit. dog 75cI$1I
Lemons. doz. ..206 80
FISH. PER POUND
Barracuda ...-G12i2
black Bass. :. goa p
Carp .-:......-. S@10
Catfish -........-M15
Goldfish -:...- .10I12h
Founders ,.--.-@ 2
Halihut ...... .12A@15
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Hnr-ea ard nInIe..
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Quotations for butter eggs and cheese re-
mained unchanged yesterday. All three -descrip-.
tfous were quoted steady -. E ,.--. 8
Sales the exchange were 40 eases fresh ex-
ira butter at Sc; 10 cases fresh extra-.eggS st
45c. 10 eases at 431sc and two. 10 case lots 1t
46c: also 25 at 4Sc. sell Ter 10 days. and -
cases fancy fat cheese at 16c..'at.
Receipts were Sc 100 pounds Of butter rs 600.
pounds Of cheese and S64 cases Of eggs.
The following are the official quotations .esfab=.
nshed on the door OF the dairy exchange Prices
in the street. while governed by. the exchange
quotations. generally range from. 4 nc TO %
higher. owing TO the various charges to be
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Closing stocks

Money-2@2k per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 81 ass per cent and for three
months bills 31s 63Z per cent
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:nuIufb FLAX

:. DULUTH. Sept. 3O.-F1ax on track. to arrive.
S2:34:'. September. 81. 34; October, s2.S4 No
vember, S2.34; December, [s2: 2915 May, s.. 20
asked. :. -.
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Dried F,ruit., RaIsIn., SUD. and IIon..,

Fruits-Evaporated apples, 7171c: fancv a.
peaches. 51sQ612e; fancy, 76sc: prunes ar n
she TO growers. with 11ac premium for soS a.
aud 59615c for white; pears. ~ 012c
Raisins-New crop layers. clusters-S crow,
S1.25; crown. s1.15; seeded, 5Sa6zcs IN. "a.
choice aud 61ac for fancy; Thompson's see,,ss aSe
"a 9ol2e for unbleached and TIC for bIearhess.
loose muscatel, crown. SIC, crown. e. 4
crown, 4lae; seedless, 3A 44zcs new ralsins
S17@ 7@4c in sreatoox at Fresno.
Nuts-Almouds, nonparetls 161Sc- IxT. 1k1k -
ne plus ultra. 145Acs peerless, 181Sc: D-sks-.
1se; lanEuedocs. 12cs hardshen. SIC. sheiieS
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Boaton. Copper Stocks

BOSTON Sept. 3o.-E T. Hutton 4 Go. $
wire says: The market opened very quiet. brt
prices began to advance all. along the list of
lake Superior issues and during the last hour
showed great increased activity The bgying
that 1.-The market -:is: on the. eve Of the long
looked for advance: Investment buying .*is par:
ticularly noticeable: Prices are higher. all
sround. Principal gains were made in Lake
North Butte. Calumet and Arizona and Supe:
riors,. :: These issues show advances of from
J.. to. 2 points. The undertone is very strong
throughout the entire. list. ~.'.:s :.
: The; North Butte mining company. has declared
a. quarterly; dividend Of 3oc a; share payable
October %. The last dividend was Soc a share
three months ago. and year go a :. dividend
of, 81. share was declared; -:
: The following list is furnished by: E: F. Hut:
ton & Co. 400 California street: San Francisco:
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Provisions

Provisions
Incat hackers. and wholesalers are quoting a
steady market. with business fair and prices
: CottoIene--one half b6E 1889: half bols:
1870: tierce 1S1sc; ? -tierees lSe . tiercess.
Hams IS and Baeou--The western meat company
Quotes as follows: Hams. 1914 q zoe; picnic
hams 1415c; California hams 19c: fancy m oacSnr ,s
to slbs 30a5c; to 10 lbs 2Ie ~ 20 y rs, e.
1O- lbs pc: 10 to y lbs. PC: medium oaoon.
19c; Hight medium bacon. 19c: : 80, =.
: Tard-Tierces 15c. SOS 15Ac, los lSSsc. Ss
15Tsc IS .16c: compound lard tierces 12c, oss-
i2tc los 12%sc IS 12Isc. 3s l3cysioS coos
ing oil. soc per gal; white. cooking OH See PFt
sSlaI prices are quoted Export lots In
soected by the government, are 81 Der 9p 9pL t
er Extra family beef. SIS per 5oL FAMILY @ sSI:
SIS per bbl: extra mess beef SIS per 5ools
smoked beef. 2117c per Id. .i.. s24...,
Pork-Extra prime in barrels s3 clear; ss = SSas -;
half bis 81 40 for 25 lb kegs and s1S9 FOR kilS-
.< Meat Market -.
Local packers say that they are buying nos
at BIC as the top quotation and Una. ., ~
have been FunnI9s DRESSES FssFf5 lqnsAsS<. MEATS
: slaughterers' rates. to dealers and butchers are
q Beef%s1. acc per ID for steers sas7se for
oTs Tsaad fn9 f0lsc for large and 1o1se for small
Mutton--wethers. sl5Gloe;-. ewes s9S7sa.
Iamb111 a1f1se per ID. = = -. s:
Dressed pork (per lbl---15l ia &c ror nsn'.
i .foIlovine quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San francisco gross
NYSsD' No. fat steers. over 300 lbs, slfys: SIG
per lb; under 900 lbs, &c; second .quailry, All
weights 4stc; thin. undesirable steers 81
No. 1 cows and beifers,e SIC; second quail
.ity &c; common. thin, undesirable cows, Se237Se-.
Desirable bulls and stagss "a Gzt2ei naH rat
or thin bulls, 1 y G2c- + -: :t:,s
" Calves-Lightweight. per 10, % 9oc5 .medlun1s
5L Q545c: heavy 46n4@tc- -l- = =. -
gaze ---..s-- -. r. r.
Lambs (per rb)--Unshorn lambs, 60D61zc-~
Hogs {per -lb3--Hard grain fed weighing 100
to 14O lbs &c: l40 to $50 lbs 91fc. $50 TO $50
lbs o.; common, undesirable hogs safe. h III
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BANKS LOSE Cash
TO SUBTREASURY
Country Correspondents Take
Funds From New York TO
Pay Taxes
Call Money Market Remains I'M
disturbed and Stock Traders
Advance SpeciaIties
- York stock LIst

E. F. Hutton & Co.. 4sO california street.
members Of the New York stock e1chauge. fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday: = - Fl.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Family Retail Mnrkef

There are few changes. this week. Butter
and eggs stand about the same and fruits and
vegetables do not vary much at the close of
the summer season.
COAL. PER TON -.
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MINING. STOCKS

Both: Connstocks and southern Nexadas were
weak. and generally lower yesterday: Consoli
dated Virginia sold. from 81 .0212 down to eec,
Mexican: from sl.o213 to SEC and :ophir from
81: 20 to: ST. .15..:.. u. -. -
: The break IN Jumbo Extension continued G the
against 4oc. on the preceding day Thousands Of
shares were unIoaded:- on the market. by holders
diSgusted over the exposures relative TO the re
cent manipulation of the stock: Belmont lost
5e> on :theday at closing price OF 81 2215 and
TQnopah. of Nevada was also lower at $3.50 bid.
-Goldfeld consolida ted and Combination Fraction
were fairly active and unchanged. :.
T.: - =. -
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New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-Noney on call firm.
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Portland Rntf.r.

FOFtIanu bmffer :.
PORTLAND: Sept 30.-City creamery cubes.
55@see;. prints, 87G371Sc; store, 23924c.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY, Sept. So-1o:30 a. M.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask. Bid. Ask
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BUTTER: PER POUND

f. -Cheese-C California fancy fats. s16c per To-
steady; do hrsts, 1415e, steady; do seconds
12hc. steady. fancy Young Americas, 17c Arms
do frsts, 151zc; Oregon nats, 161sc, frla: Calis
fornia storage nats. 15c. steady =. S. - 80
l. Eggs-Calffornia fresh, per dozen. cases IN
cluded: :: -. Is..e-E =.
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Northern Business

Chicago Exchange Rate
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Exchsnge on New York
Sc discount - NIA
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Northern Business
TACOMA. Sept. Chickering's. s9os, s,S4s: bal.
ances. $92, ,1Ss. ~
SEATTLE. Sept so.-Clearings. s1,es1 .2es:
balances $751; a42.
SPOKANE; Sept. Chickering's. s7ls. s.245; bal
balances. $236. 1866
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New York Mining Stocks
New York Curb Stocks

Gug Express. IT'S 100
/. Inspiration ..Sk S 3s16
Kerr Lake :. 6ss 65z
La Rose..-2 1916 2 Is r6
Miami. -. ie&z 1875
Mines Of Am 81 5e
1Montg Sho. =. Is 1%
Nipissing 10& 102z
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Colo Indus 5e.. II $50 Railway 5s. :. "a
Colo Midland As. II 4 Do gen Is -. 1855
Col So r&ext AIS eSklUnon Pacific As. .1olM
Del & Hud cv As 9Ts4 Do CIV As -. .l02s
Den & Rio G As. a5 Do 1st & ref As. 971s
!. Do ref 5s..... 9219l lU S Rubber 6s .102%
Distillers 5s -. 1874 lU S Steel I'd IS. .l0STs
ETie prior lien As. SAWS Car Chem IS. 100
. Do gen As -. 74Tk Wabash 1st 5s...-10S !:
5 Do cv IS. ser A 72z Do Ist & ext Is 647k
Do IS. ser 6S Western Nd As. So
Gen Elect cT 5s.- ISS tWeSting FL CIV IS. 91 q
I'll Cen 1st ref Is 9TIk Wis Central Is. 81 .
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sAN"'FRALNcIsCo STOCK EXCHANGE

Following were. the sales on the San Fran
CISCO stock: exchange yesterday:
f. :::'=- = T. -. COA1STOCKS -: -
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

w. E. Lyman is happy man,
even if as the result of the boon
accorded him, he cannot very we'll
make the mail service south any
better than it heretofore h a s
been. He has received his new
governmental contract for the
carrying of the mails from Bison
to Bixby, of four years duration
the new contract granting him a
fine advance Of a thousand doll
ars above last years pay. But
there is also considerable work
connected with the job. the
heavy mail going and coming
daily, being an eloquent index of
this. He will put on now a
couple more autos for the SER
vice.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

Bub Stevens, the cowboy who
last winter shot and killed Dode
Mckenzie at LeBeau, is again a
free man, a jury sitting in cir
cult court at Selby. found him
not guilty, causing him to>be dis
charged. Both the murderer and
his victim are well known
throughout the cow country, !"
Mckenzie being the son Of one Of
the wealthiest Of Colorado cattle
men. A large volume of evid-
ence was adduced tending to
show that the murder was COM
mitted in self defense
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

The matter of dividing tn.
legislative offices for the Adams
Hettinger district (the 49th)
seems now to have been settled
to the eminent satisfaction of all
even of the Record. According
to the joint understanding be.
tween the republican central
committees of both counties the
senatorial candidates are to come
from Hettinger county, while
those who aspire to the House
will be chosen from Adams coun-
ty. Ut course, there is no law
to enforce such arrangement, but
all fair men, who desire their
neighbor's to be dealt by as they
themselves would like to be con-
sldered, will readily concede
cheerful compliance with the
program. AS to the material for
candidates, this much is safe to
say that the east and west ends
OF Adams county will insist on
offering candidate, and there is
no doubt but what the county
quitegenerally will stand by these
twoparts of it, which surely thus
far have asked but little and re-
ceived less. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Lucas, of Reeder will run.
Astraw voteat Hettinger brought
out the fact that DR.. Johns is
looked upon favorably as a cand-
idate. In the east end J. +. Paul
Gross, Martin Hersud and others
are saoken of but as to the prob
able candidate this much may
safely be said, that whichever
runs will receive the hearty sup
port of all. Efforts from the out
side looking to creating disrup-
ton with view to beating us at
the polls will find scant ground
for opportunity.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

Escaping from the haunts of
the wild beasts without a scratch,
the all adored Colonel Roosevelt
seems to have run into a hornets
nest in Egypt, right at tn G
threshold to civilization. The
Col. told the Egyptians a few
things about self government
which they highly resented, and
the atmosphere was decidedly
uncomfortable of an afternoon
or two with indignant demon
strations. The Egyptians have
the audacity to claim that Col.
Roosevelt does not know what
he is talking about when he tells
them they are not fit for self
government as yet.