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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-07
State Loans Towns Money.

st. Paul, Oct. 6.-Loans from the
state school fund amounting to $780,
900 have been granted to 60 Min
nesOta villages and cities by the state
investment board. The largest indi-
vidual loan was $4,000 to the city
of FairmOnt.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-07

Racine-Mrs. W. l.. Williams, one
women of Racine, is dead. She was
70 y>sars old and had lived in Racine
fft..- five years.
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WILL RECLAIM 1000 ACRES.
Decision in Circuit Court Makes Bio
Drainage Scheme Feasible.

La Crosse.-By a decision in circuit
court Judge E. G. Higbee creates a
drainage district of the territory ly-
ing along the Mississippi between
Trempealeau and East Winona, and
thereby plan to reclaim 1000 acres
marsh land is made possible of con-
summation. The chief promoter Of
the reclamation project is Captain W.
J. Thompson of this city, and it is
declared more than million dollars
in profits will be realized if the drain
age scheme succeeds.
Farmers and fishermen of the vicin-
ity protested, alleging the streams and
lakes were navigable and would be
ebliterated by the drainage.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-07

Paris, Oct. 6.-Leon Morane, best
known of French aviators, was SER
iously injured, and his brother, Rob-
ert Morane, critically hurt, when
monoplane in which they were flying
fell from a, great height at Boissy.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-07

You women! You are damaging the
man you think you love, when you
keep him constantly dangling at your
heels.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-07
CENSUS OF THE DIAMOND.
American lie aque.

Washington, 5; Boston, 5.
Cleveland, 80; Detroit, "a.
New York, Z; Philadelphia, 4.
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Assessment Directorv Comstock Mine,
OIL STOCKS

Palmer stock continued the center of interest
yesterday and some thousands of shares changed
nar,ls ,,'rl a. .ne uniform price OF Sl.3o attempts
1hcF were met by strong market, which alb
sorhed all stock offered. Another strong stock
was Premier. which advanced TO 90c account
Of the proposition that the company be taken
over by the Consolidated California at price
considerably above par. Consolidated Midway
Steel tanks Of large capacity will be erected
Tor storage purpose by the Palmer oil company
capacity Of 100000 barrels each The com
Iany plans total storage of approximately
1,d00, 600 barrels
Reports for the storage of oil in this state
snow that In July the amount of the crude
product held In reserve was 26,000.O0O barrels.
AMOUNT Of oil held in storage by the railroads
and rehneries and other large consumers This
amount Of oil is held largely by the big com
divided as follows: Standard oil company,
100000 barrels: Union agency. 5000. 600 bar
thy the Associated oil company. Experts who
have studied the field state that the supply
KEPT on la hand should be at least ooo 900 bar
however and will probably reach the desired
Members Of tie Western oil producers, asso
citation held a meeting at Los Angeles recently
Following the election of IL members of the
board Of directors. Twenty-Five names were
W. 0rcutt. 5. G.. Guiberson, T. A. o'Donnell.
Captain John Barneson, William Matson, NJ H
Whittier, Julius Fried, Fred H. Hall. F. N.
Scoheld, DR.. Norman Bridge and John H
Baker Jr.
Following the announcement Of the result s.
G. Graham, who had been serving as Chairman.
arose and. besides rendering his resignation a.
chairman, requested the secretary. to remove his
name, name from the roster as member Of the or
gnnlzallon de explained that he felt he
should Withdraw from the organization as he
believed that, while all of the members were
seryation. w.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provi.ion.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA prominent local spec
ulator was credited with having picked Up
through commission houses today 1000 600 bush
els of wheat. The story produced temporary
rally but bearish foreign news that poured in
all day resumed contref, and caused net de-
cline of s4@1c- Corn closed &c to 1c down,
oats unchanged to 14c advance, and hog pro-
dime
Acute weakness was reported in the Russian
wheat trade, increased acreage and improyed out
look in Argentina were heard FROM and there
was break in both cash and futures at Winni-
peg Liquidation by tired owners was the gen
eral order of the day. and some of them were
of the larger and more influential sort.
Primary receipts showed decided falling of
but the fact was deprived of much Significance
when contrasted with official figures that ex-
ports from the United States to Great Britain
last month were only little more than half
the total of a year ago. The close was weak
at nearly the lowest point OF the session. with
December at 9Sx @9S%c. loss OF 7kc to x tale
as compared with "a hours previous The range
was from 9S1nc to 9aNc.
Fine weather for the rapid bringing Of the
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PROFIT TAKING
IN WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The
stock market today had TO bear
the burden of profit taking on the
rise of yesterday and was affected
movement after the prolonged
period of apathy and Hstlessness
was not to be neglected by the
long suffering professional oper-
ators.
Politics continued to occupy a
large share of attention, but there
was a disposition among some of
the larger financial houses to de-
feat the exploitation of the stock
market as a field for the express
sion of opinions on political pros
poets.
The subsistence of anxiety over
the banking position of the coun-
try provided a substantial sub
stratum for the confidence that is
growing up. This was manifest
in the reception accorded the news
of the rejection by the London
conference of foreign bankers of
the valuation plan for American
cotton shipments
The resources of the domestic
money market seem now so as
sured that the extra requirement
thus implied causes no anxiety.
Money continues to work easier,
both in New York and inland.
Chicago reports a renewal of de-
mand for farm mortgages on the
part of the insurance companies,
with interest rates marked down
from to 5 II per cent
Bonds were firm. Total sales.
par value, S2,264, 600.
United States IS declined one
eighth per cent on call.
E. F. Hutton's wire says:
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Bullish
operations were continued in to-
days stock market, though the
early rise in prices was not main
tanned in the late dealings as
result of less aggressive atti-
tude by insiders. Profit taking and
short selling were the afternoon
features. but sales appeared to be
fairly we'll absorbed on the nom
inal decline. There was very little
news on the situation other than
the continued favorable crop and
political outlook which seems to
be the chief element for better
range of values. We are looking
for higher prices.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.

Hheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Chicago and Liverpool futures were
lower This market was easier excent Sono,s
which was hrmer
The Hungarian minister of agriculture gives
the Following crop estimate Of the principal
wheat producing countries:
1910 "a, $50. 900 900 bu. 1909 g. ia 600 900 bu
Surplus, So 900, 600 bushels.
Production of importing countries:
1916 1913, 900 900 bush 1909 .991 600 900 bush
Deficiency, 1000. 900 bushels.
1sio 900 ooe bu. ses 100000 su
Surplus. 19s O00, 900 bushels
Surplus available for export by exporting coun-
1910 7s5. 600 600 bush 1eoe .e7s 900 600 bush.
Surplus available for export for 1910, Sc, ,0oo,-
the production of importing countries was but a
few million bushels less
CASH WHEAT
California club s1.52H a 90; Sonora. 81 72Is
& 2 so' White @ AsstraiiaP gstr s1s5@1 72 northern
go; turkey red, sf.621s al .e5; bluestem,
@1.6T12 per ct.
10 a. IN. Session
Barley-The cash market was steadier yester-
day, though futures were OF.
CASH BARLEY
c choice sssa 81 srae sSssI sssns
shipping grades. si.oS@1051a per ctl-
10 a. m. Session
nscyss1A nmsy11A 6s bid is si.,21 y 5sM asked ed.
p. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May -...-..-. SLIP Slip SLIP SLIP
December -. LOSS 1.06h LOSS 1.o6i1
Oats-The market is overburdened with offer
ings and Is dull weak and lower.
Red for feed, 81 2o@1 271a for ordinary and
81 80 for choice: red for seed S1.301 35; black.
nominal at 81. 25@1-40; gray. nominal; white,
81. 1.55@160.
Corn-western states yellow, In bulk. San
Francisco track. $1.5S; white $1.55; mixed,
S1.51; sacked prices, 7izc higher; white Egyp-
tian. 81 .50@1 .55; brown do, $1.6061.65 per ctl.
Rye-Nomnal at $1.6O@1.65 per ctl.
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"Wheat-Heavy market. extreme bearish pop
ular sentiment and much liquidation by scat
tered longs were the prd8inent features today.
1t is claimed that large local speculator has
bought an enormous quantity OF wheat today.
getting 1t from scattered we'll from larger
and more influential sources Much of the
weakness today has come from abroad. There
low grade millable Russian wheat reported Of
fered and selling equal to 69%c c. l. (. terms
Liverpool, and all Of the European markets, ex
cept Antwerp, show declines. Winnipeg cash
wheat has shown much weakness account OF
competition abroad and No. 1 northern is only
1c over October against 3Ac over last week.
Duluth reports the loading of 100000 bushels
spring wheat there for Chicago mills and dis
trbutors. Local cash demand a little better
today August official exports from United
States 4,S19.0 900 bushels against s.s35. 900 bush
els year ago. Since July 1 there Z. .S9S.-
600 bushels against 49, los, 600 bushels a year
ago. Reported that cargo Of red winter wheat
was sold here late yesterday for New York.
Cash people here do not verify IT.
Corn@Corn has developed further weakness
on fine weather for rapid bringing Of the crop
toward the safety line. There was considerable
liquidation bys scattered longs. who did not wish
to carry grain over tomorrow's holiday and
much speculative pressure besides. Market
proved a weak affair. Country sales have
dropped on considerably and smaller receipts
are expected Cash is being offered at
very low prices east. Sales fairly liberal.
but not large.
developed surprising frmness since Early sell
ing was of an influential and liberal sort and
very largely speculative; it followed. how
ever, by much selling by smaller traders, who
have helped values since in their attempt to
cover"
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SANTA CRUZ Sept 14-Eggs whoIssaled
from 3sc to 4Oc per dozen today with the larzer
dealers standing drm for the latter price Ine
ducers who still receive Csc per dozen for nrst
choice eggs. With poultry supplies commanding
fancy prices. the market stands little cnance OF
weakening at present.
PETALJNA, Sept. 1.-THE high price of eggs
reached in the early part OF the week still main
tains After the receipt OF quotations from the
San francisco dairy exchange today, tns
Petalman egg exchange paid soc for 6rst grade.
The supply Is moderate. independent dealers
and Aspeculators paid 3Sc and &c. according %
grade.
SANTA ROSA. Sept 14--There was no cnanye
today In the market quotations for eggs Inc
supply remains limited with steady strong
demand. Local dealers quoting SIC per
dozen, spot cash, for choice. and Soc FOR SECONDS
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Frlour and Fnrfnncrnnn Gnnh.

Flour-California family extras IS soas N
net without discount: bakers extras, $500
$40; superfue. 81. 6014.9Os Oregon and Wssh-
ington. per bbl. S535.25 for family. oakers' ana
patents and s4-259450 for cutoR: Kansas 5sf
ents: $50; do straights, $3.50: Dakota Datsnfs
Farinaceous Goods -Buckwheat dour ~. hnct
wheat dour, self-raislng. $3.50: buckwhest xroats
IS; corn meal, yellow So. white So eTfra cres :,
yellow, $3.23, extra cream white x3 o. CO.,,
-four. s.: cracked wheat $3.50; entire wbe.f
-four SO; farina. $3.50; graham nour. So;
eominy, large 20. small 81. granulated s3: oat-
rice Hour So; rolled oats. S4.25: rolled wbe,t
$3.50; rye dour. s3-25. rye meal. Sc To- sniit
peas, yellow 50. green IS 80. extra cream, r,ifsS
oats. $50 lbs $40. 80 10 sacks 81: rolled sstsS
$50 ID bbls $5-75. 90 ID sacks * * -.f1s
wheat. 150 lbs S4-75. IS ID sacks, s425.
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MINING STOCKS

Mining stocks continued quet yesterday
soIidatcd Virginia led the Comstocks in activity
st about the prices Of the preceding day. In
the southern Nevadas Nevada Hills was higher
at $23o@231h, closing at S225 bid.
The Iayroll Of the mining, milling and other
col porations 10 ard around Tonopah for the
month Of August amounted to about S25O,OOe.
For the month OF August the Tonopah Exten-
sion mining company shipped AZ tons of concen-
trstcs. consisting OF IL tons of sand concen-
slime concentrates, valued at 5000 per ton.
together with 4.aG2. pounds of bullion valued at
were treated. from which an average eItrae
tion OF about SO per cent obtained the
value Of the ore averaging s165o per ton. The
So. .oOc
A few days age the Montana -Tonopah mining
2,100 pounds, TO Selby's for refining, being the
result of the cleanup from the cyanide precipi-
a total bullion shipment for the month of 3.sI4
pounds Tie shipments Of concentrates for
August amounted to 20 tons, having an esti-
from, bullion and concentrates OF approximately
$4,000. During tie month the mill crushed and
average extraction of between g1 and % ner a
cent obtained
After lcng interview between Major George
B. Burbank general manager of the United
Ccmstock pumping association. and W. E. Dean
president Of the Virginia and Gold Hill water
company. 1t announced that the water com
pany has given strong assurances to the pump
ing association that 1t will cooperate to its
Utmost In helpfpg the deep mining plans.
The tuillion tnx statement of the Pittsburg-
Silver Peak in.I,ing company. operating in the
Goldield district, Nevada, for the quarter ended
JuLc 30, shows that the company fduring that
TINS produced 44.a43 tons of ore. the gross yield
Of which was sIa3,170. The cost of extraction
is given at $40. 1o4: transportation $50 All:
reduction. $104, ,o4S: net value, 81 66s; bullion
tax. $226. &c. The statement shows further that
4,0f5 tons of tsilinxs were treated the gross
value of which was $21,1l1: net yield, SI2, 800:
bullion tax, $5G3. .4G.
Bullion returns from the Sunnyside mill Of
the Round Mountain mining company for August
amounted TO $4,000.
Tie mill report of the Tonopah mining COM
pany for the last week shows that an average
Of 90 out OF the 100 stamps were dropping con
stantly, crushing $50 tons of ore of an aver
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Hay asd Feedstur.

SOlleTs q Co say OF nav.
There has been a material a.r-...~ = -,
quantity of hay received In San Fran-f-e - tae
the last week compared to the amount fbat ,.s Vs
nave oeen receiving for several weeks previone
edly the holidays OF the week caused dse.s
IN shipments and II is very well that s',sh -
market TO have taken care OF rnnch 80
qnantiIy. guam, Irade Is very quiet generally 80
s.z.is srvnhu to"n. many consumers having beeu
quite a supply shipping trade alrboneh 1ors =,
700 nsisk, is somewhat better than we have go
the fall and winter months we will he ,e-rs ,e,,,nk
MIN m sonslaeraDie such business for IL vim hs
very dscouraging to try to market the ansntsty
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Potatoes. Onion. and .vegetables

There was some brisk midweek buying OF mis-
several descriptions. particularly cucumoerS sum
squash and choice green corn Old a nIte
better. Peas and string beans were IN good de-
mand at satisfactory rates. while lima beans were
in burdensome supply and easy Tomatoes were
and choice lots brought higher prices than on
Tuesday. There was much poor STOCK tying
around. however, for which there were no estaO-
Potatoes-River whites. T5cGs1 per ctis Sa-
linas Burbanks. s1.4OG150 per ctl; sweet pota-
toes. $1.T5G2 per ctl-
Onions-New yellow. T5@s5c per eth
Vegetables-Green corn, 81 50Q2. . per sack'
tomatoes, 506R75c per box for choice; green peas.
466c per ID; string beans. 3G6c per D. hns
beans, 2d3c per ID; summer squash. oo0Soe per
box; eggplant. 4Od50c per box green pepper.
81 per etl: cucumhers. 6O665c per boz: eault
hower. 5O6a60c per Dozen turnips. 50 Toe 2er
sack; carrots, 659T5c per sack green ekra' M
4Oc per box
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 14-Money call easy
at 1872 per cent; ruling rate, e; closing bid.
rs; offered at 1k.
days, 4G4K six months, Az.
Prime mercantile paper, 51a 66 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.s365 "a. $3.50 for go day
bills and at 81 $685. for demand.
Commercial bills, 81 S3@4.S SS12.
Bar silver 531sc
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Bonds-Governments easy railroads frm-
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Poultry and Game

Poultry continued to arrive freely from state
shipping points yesterday and the market re
mained easy for most descriptions. Small and
medium sized broilers were selling well. but at
low prices, while large young stock quiet
the recent liberal arrivals from the middle west
having weakened the market
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S505-50 for small
s6@7 for large and sSQe for extra: young
ROSTERS. S6GT; DO extra, s79S. old ROSTERS.
S5@5-50; flyers, s4-5005; broflers. s3-5Oa4 for
large, s3G3-50 FOR medium and $2T5a8 for
small; ducks, s6Q9; pigeons. s1-7502, squads.
s2.S0g3; geese. s202.50 per pair.
Game (per dozen)-Nomfnal
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Barley Steddier and Oats Lower
Prices for Live Hogs Declined

corn market.t to the safety line made that grain
weak December huctuated between 535sc ana
o41sc, closing 1c net lower at 541sc- Cash corn
was onered with very low prices east. with the
tone weak No. yellow closed at 56l 65615c.
pats, after a depressed start. developed sur
prlsing hrnness. December sold. from "a sc to
soa4c and finished at the latter figure, net
Deennlng quotations for hogs weakened pro
VISIONS In the end pork was 10c lower to sc
higher, lard 21zc up to 10c down. and ribs
zt2c cheaper to a nickel more expensive
leading fuf eoIlo
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Butter. Cheese and Errx

The market for butter and eggs remained firm
and in good shape for the selling interests yester
day Quotations for butter. revised on Tues-
day, were allowed to stand. and there was no
change In prices for eggs An attempt was made
on the exchange 10 put extra eggs up 1c dozen
but ii failed There a good demand for ton
quality eggs. which readily absorbed all OF the
arrivals. and receivers were said TO he
withdrawing small lots from cold storage The
butter market was reported firm and active By
majority of the trade Prices for cheese stood
as before quoted. In yesterdays issue California
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Continued Activity in Palmer Oil
Other Stocks Devoid Of Feature.

was follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, $500 o29 $50: silver
dollars S4S5 POI 900: silver dollars of 1890,
So S6s 900; silver certificates outstanding, s4s5,
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen.
eral fund.- S6,3I3. l64; current liabilities S99-
74e.611 working balance in treasury offices,
$50 .o6s. .301; in banks to credit of United States
treasurer, S35. 761 .467: subsidiary silver coin,
s19 .956.2 .2oS minor coin. 81 .066. .121; total bal
ance in general fund, $50, So, ,191
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New york Grain Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.--F1our-Quiet: prices
easier; spring patents, $5.40@5.60; winter
straights, $4.35@440; winter patents, $4,000
AGO. spring clears, S4.35@4.60; winter extras
355; Kansas straights. $4.s0@49O; receipts, &c.
742 shipments, 1856.
Wheat-Spot, irregular; No. red s1-03A ele-
Duluth, 81 % f. o. b. ahoat. Futures-Owing to
bearfsh cables and foreign news wheat declined
1c but was steadier near the close on commits
sion house buying and export talk. The close
was barely steady, &c to &c net lower. Septem-
ber closed $1.0314. December closed $L06x, May
closed Silly. Receipts, lis, 400; shipments,
$50.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same.
copper stocks dull. Cotton weak.
Palmer oil stock active.
Local and mining stocks quiet.
New York exchange higher.
Sterling exchange, so days, lower.
Wheat easier, oats lower &nd
barley steadier.,
Hay market still depressed.
Live hogs lower.
Butter and eggs firm.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Wine grapes very dull.
Poultry coming In freely.
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Foreign Futures
Nortbern wheat Market

Northern Wheat Market
TACOMA, Sept 4-Wheat-Mflling-
stem, 94@95c; club. s5c; red Russian. SIC
Export-Bluestem, 95c; club, SIC; red Russian,
$50.
SEATTLE, Sept. 14.-Milltng quotations
Bluestem, 92c; fortyfold, ssc; club SIC; hfe.
SIC; red Russian, Soc. Export wheat-Bluestem,
soc: fortyfold, s5c; club, $40; fife. SAC; red
Russian, SIC. Yesterdays car receipts-Wheat,
PORTLAND, Sept. 14.--wheat-Track prices
Club, s4@s5c; bluestem. 91@92c; red Russian,
Sic; valley, ssc; turkey red. S4@S6c. Car re-
ceipts-Wheat, So; barley, /; oats, 2; hay, IA.
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Bean. and seed.

Beans lper ctD-New oayos. IS; oldf small
white SO soG410. large white. $3.T594 pink
$6962S; red, S696.10: new blacksyes. s. asked /:
lima. s4.45@4.50; red kidneys. nominal: Gran
berry beans. S4-40G4.60: garvanzas. 81. 5O63 . /;
horse beans. new. 81 -s502-15.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 41zcs yellow mustard.
- naxseed. o@o1se; canary, s15@3Ac: al
falfa- 14G15c; rape. 1d215c; timothy TIC:
hemp. 3QS1ac; miIlet, 24c per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. So SIS per ctI-
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age value If $3.50 per ton. The shipments
from from the mill consisted of 67 bars OF bullion:
~ G,alueu at S5S,e00. An average EXTRACTION OF
% per cent was recorded.
Inc Godield consolidated mines company mas
disbursed Its monthly payroll for august,
amounting to over SS5 COO There are now 40
inen on the payroll of the company.
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Cash Grain and Provi.ion.

Cash quotations were- as follows: Flour
steady. No. rye, 73c; feed or mixing barley
5S@64c; fair TO choice mailing new 7O1a n
I31Ac. Flaxseed. No. 1 southwestern, 81 20:
No northwestern, 81. 50; timothy seed. So. so
49-I5; clover, S10016 Mess pork. per hbI
$50. 5O02O.75: lard, per 100 lbs. s12 IS. Short
ribs sides Ooosel s11. .25d11.7 75; short clear
sides (boxed) s12. .25d 10. so
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
TO IS, 600 bushels Primary receipts were ], ,113-
600 bushels, compared with / 1.523. 600 the CORE
spending day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow-Wheat, So carst- corn. 256 cars; oats
"A cars; hogs, 1900 head
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Northern Rusiness

PORTLAND. Sept. 14.-clearings, s1,ss2,o5s;
balances, S274. .599
TACOMA. Sept. 14.-Clearings, $915, SOB; bal
ances, $135, ,291.
SEATTLE, Sept. 14.-Clearings, 81 ,953, ,o72;
balances, $21S 7S9
SPOKANE, Sept. 14.-Clesrings, 81, ,0Ss, ,346;
balances, S166 1l5
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CHICAGO, Sept 14.--On account of primary
elections the Chicago board Of trade and the
Chicago stock exchange will be closed tomorrow
all day.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities were inactive and uninter
esting yesterday ari there were no variations
of note.
California street cable stock was dividend
of toe.