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DEMAND WEAKER
AT HIGH RANGE

NEW YORK, Oct. le.-The
sensitiveness of the stock mar.
ket today and the prospect of an
advance in the Bank of England
discount tomorrow strengthened
the conviction that borrowing
carry on the campaign for the
rise.
The speculative contingent.
which has been following the ad-
vance in stocks on the aSsump-
tion. that it was organized and
furthered by influential banking
sources, was disturbed by doubts
as to how far the distribution of
stocks from these sources had
been going on while they them
selves were buying
Efforts to sell stocks developed
that no demand existed at the
higher range to which prices had
been pushed. and recessions were
cute selling orders. The final hour
' today saw the bidding UP of
prices, but they gave way again.
The refusal of the supreme
court to grant a rehearing of the
Missouri river cases, which was
Monday, has had further atten-
tion by reason of public discussion
of its scope. The principles en-
braced lin the decision. in con-
nrnllnS the extensive powers over
rates claimed by the interstate
c o m m e + c commission. were
deemed of great importance. and
the matter was made the ground
for some selling of stocks.
Wea kness in the London COP
per market took the edge off the
new confidence felt in the trade
situation.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales. par value. s2.796. 600.
United States As. coupon. ad-
vanced u per cent in the bid
price on call.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: "A
great deal Of. irregularity oc-
CURED in today's stock market
as the result of much profess
sional manipulation Several
strong rallies were the feature
of the session. but these rallies
failed TO get leading stocks
through the high prices recently
recorded and on these rallies it
looked as if a great deal of stock
was for sale. There was very lit
tie news in the street today to
affect sentiment in either direc-
tion, though the tendency was
toward betterment as far as pub
lie opinion was concerned. How
ever, ii might be well to recall
that the encourag ging signs in the
steel industry at the moment are
appearing after steel common has
risen 10 points, hence it it not
logical to expect further rise
at the present.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.


Wheat-The market is fairly steady. but very
dull. Prices unchanged.
Weekly foreign crop summary:
United kingdom--The sowing of new crop Ia
vorable.
France and Germany-outlook for the seedlings
favorable. Supplies of native wheat mod
crate.
Roumania-There has been some rain which
will be beneficial for seeding.
Hungary-Rain wanted for seedings
Austria-There is disposition to reduce the re-
cent crop estimation.
Italy-Drought continues 10 the south, other
wise crop outlook favorable.
India-Plowing progressing rapidly.
Australia-Some damage to wheat crop in New
South Wales result of frost and drought, but
elsewhere outlook favorable
California club. S1.47A A@1.55: Sonora. $1.7o@
Ito; white Australian. 81. .60@1.65; northern
club, $1.5001.521a: Russian red, $1.4755 al .50i
bluestem, $L60@1.6Ih per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
No quotations.
Barley-Previous prices ruled yesterday, with
CASH BARLEY
=, No, ~ feed. s7MgssAc; extra choice bright
shipping grades, s161.o5.
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
May .0s14 bid.
May-s1os1s bid. los asked.
December-$1. 02A bid. .o3H asked.
Oats-There was change In market condi-
Red for feed. s1.121s @12o for ordinary and
S1.221a al. so for choices red for seed. 81 .214 a
for seed; gray, nominal; white, S1.47l1 d1.571z
Corn-Large yellow, $1.62@1 65; small round
yellow $1-I5: western state yellow. In bulk San
Francisco tracks. s1.3s; white. $1.4o; mixed,
tian. $1-50@ LBS; brown do, $1.60dI.s5 per ctl
Rye-$1.52a per ctl.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
| ISneeiol Dispatch 10 The CalIl

PETALUMA. Oct. 1s.-There was another
raise Of 1.c In the price paid for eggs today
indicating brisk demand for market purposes
The receipts were reported dull. and such eggs
as were delivered were OF variety Of grades
After the receipt Of quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange the Petsluma egg ex
change paid 441sc for first grade. The inde
pendent dealers and Spectators paid 44c to S9c,
according to grade.
SANTA CRUZ. Oct f9.-Ffrst grade eggs still
show no tendency to drop in price. even with the
supply above the average. The best price Of
fered for eggs today 45c per dozen. although
In some instances merchants paid 44c per dozen.
With feed still high the market is firm. Ship
ments are still light
SANTA ROSA. Oct. 19.-There was a raise OF
1ac per dozen in prices the local egg market
today on receipt Of adviceS OF the morning
transactions on the San Francisco dairy produce
exchange. The local dealers are offering 4Sl2c
per dozen spot cash for choice and 4017c for
seconds. The warm weather and lack of green
feed has reduced the production to the lowest
ebb- Some Of the new stock is beginning 10 lay
and the output will gradually begin to increase.
but for a time it will be mostly seconds.
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any other grain on the floor Official forecast
OF rainy weather and decidedly colder in the
belt tonight and tomorrow and very small sales
from the country led TO considerable buying of
corn today. Part of this buying was to cover
shorts, the latter having oyersold on an early
Dip Cash demand rather limited. but prices
of cash in the sample market were neverthe-
less A9%c higher. Sales. 25O,00 bushels
Oats were lower early with other grains and
on free selling by smaller shorts. The latter
bought later at higher prices, being supplied by
the large buyers of yesterday. There have been
very liberal speculative sales the swells to-
day Sales Of cash oats for shipment TO Geve-
land have been made today, part transfer 10
cheaper storage by shippers the lake freight
rate being &c per bushel. Sales were 800. 900
bushels and charters were for 90, GOO bushels.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Flour- with a
fair demand. Receipts, 49,115 barrels; ship
Wheat-Spot, irregular. No. red. e0c ele-
vator and 994c I. o. b. afoat No. 1 northern.
S1.15 f. o. b. ahoat. Futures market steady
most of the day coverings and the cables.
although Argentine news besrish and there
was good deal Of selling on the bulges- At
the close prices were Ac higher to 14c lower.
December closed at S1.o1ss May closed at
81 o6Ns. Receipts, 1920 bushels; shipments,
n 99S.
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uNLIsrED sECuRIrIEs
MINING STOCKS

The leading Comstocks were very active yes
terday and while prices fuctuated considerably,
there was not much change the day, COM
pairing the closing quotations with those Of the
preceding day
In the southern Nevadas Belmont and Gold
field consolidated were lower in sympathy with
s45271, against $4.65 ON Tuesday. and Goldneld
marked activity in Rescue Euls, which rose
to 13c under sales Of about a. 900 shares.
The West Consolidated Virginia and California
gold and silver mining company has levied an
assessment of 10c per share. delinquent No
vember Is.
Major George B. Burbank, manager Of the
United Comstock pumping association, says that
he now considers the water problem In these
mines to have been successfully solved and il
on the lover levels Of Consolidated virginia
ophfr and Mexican, and perhaps Union consoli-
dated. He further says that within a few
below the station Of the 2.650 foot level of
the G. and G. shaft and has Withdrawn most
of the water from that level land the sump)
large force of men win be sent into the old
bonanza slopes on and above the ] $50 level
of the Consolidated Virginia mine and the regu-
lar extraction of ore In large quantities from
since the fire of 1892.
The report of the Tonopsh mining company
for September shows net profit for that month
of $154,350. which brings the total net profits
for July. August and September UP to $3.50. 600.
The record for the month shows that total
of 14,5Sl dry tons were crushed and treated
by the mill. The average value of the ore
treated during September was $21.TO ton.
which is about the general average Of the ore
for several months past. though single months
sgts from the milf or t6e mon ne ship
her consisted of 20,246 pounds of bullion valued
at $224.4Io and 1o7 dry tons of concentrates.
average extraction for the last three months is
recorded 924.
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Oct 19.-Wheat: Milling-Blue-
stem. soc; red Russian. S2Gs3c; club SIC. Ex-
port-Bluestem. sec; forty fold. SIC; club. S5c;
red Russian, SIC.
Receipts-Wheat. 10I cars: barley. cars;
corn and oats, car each: hay. cars
ss SEAIILE: pi. OCT: ls-.Mheaf Milling quota.
fife. SEC; red Russian. soc. Export-Bluestem.
Sac: forty fold, soc; club, 7ec; fife, roc; red
Russian. TIC
Yesterdays receipts-Nheat 10 cars; oats,
cars; barley, cars: hay. 26 cars.
PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Oct 1e.-wheat: Track prices
Club. s2c: bluestem, Sc; red Russian. soc; val
ley, s5c; forty-fold, SIC.
Receipts-Wheat. Al cars; barley, cars; oats,
I car: hay. Is cArs.
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Treasury stat.u.,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19-The condition of tbe
as follows: vas
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500, ,o57, $50: silver
dollars S4si: 1000: silver dollars OF 1890,
167 600 S-S''
General fuDd--Standard silver dollars In gen.
ersl fund. 81, SS1. 355: current liabilities s1oo
$3.50; working balance in treasury offices
S30, ,Sel .249: in banks 10 credit of treasurer OF
the United States. S35 299 los: subsidiary silver
coin. S11-594. .236: minor coin. s1s4 421- fotal
balance in general fund. sS7.9os. 5ss.
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wheat, Barley and Oats are Quiet
|. Butter and Egg Markets Active

since the close OF last week. There was no
change i'm the quotation for butter or cneese-
There trading In either staple on the
exchange. buyers and sellers being apart IN
their views 10 values for both
Under the call on the exchange 40 cases OF
eggs sold 10 going at 45c and S5 at 49lac
a dozen On the informal call 35c was paid Tor
10 cases Of selected pullets.
Receipts were 1880 pounds Of butter. I,OuO
pounds Of cheese and $50 cases OF eggs.
The following the official quotations estao-
ltshed on the floor Of the dairy exchange. Prices
In the street, while governed by the exchange
quotations generally range from 112c TO &c
higher. owing TO the various charges to be added
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Oct. 15 Oct. II Oct IS Oct ~
Fresh extras. -.35ise 35lac 35iac 3Si2c
Firsts Sic SOC SOC soc
seconds ..--.- .29c 29c 29C 29c
Extra storage .30lse 3O13c 30ise S01se
Cheese-Calfornia fancy fats. lie per III.
steady; do. frsts. 1515c, steady do seconds 13c.
steady: fancy Young Americas I7c. Arm: do
hrsts. 151sc. firm: Oregon Oats. 16t5c. firm; Call
fornia storage fats, 15c, steady; Wisconsin dais-
les. lSc. steady.
Eggs-CaIifornia fresh. per dozen. cases in
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Poultry and Game

Receipts Of poultry from state shipping points
were increased to about $50 coops YESTERDAY
and with two cars OF western stock expected to
day the market was inclined TO easiness- Trad
ing In chickens was confined principally TO fat
heavy hens. small broilers and extra large
young roosters. all of which were reported firm
few caseSsof old dressed turkeys came in and
the birds were held at 29d3Oc pound. but no
sales were reported. Game in good condition
sold well at satisfactory prices.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. $5G5.5O for small.
scar for large and $Ssg 10 for extra; young
rooSters. S517; DO extra. $7-50dS-5O; old roost-
ers. $5n5-5O; fryers- 81 5Od $50: brOilers So SO
"a 4-J0; ducks. $7d 10; pigeons. 81 756i2, squads.
S2-5o95; geese. $2.5093 per pair; spring tur-
keys. 26N 2Se per 10.
IS Game fper doZenl--NfaIlard ducks S5dS:
sprig. S4d5: teal. s2.50035O. widgeou. Ss0
$50; sp0onbills. S2.5003; gray geese. s304;
hare, s1.I5G2; cottontail rabbits, s2.5013.
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PORTLAND. ND. Oct. Is.--ciearings, 81 $50, 2ss:
ances. $51 .617 odi-
SEATTLE. Oct 1s.-clearings, 81. $40. .774; bal
sPokANE, Oct. ls.-clesrings, 1884, ,4so; bal
ances, s9I, ,5I2. oaA
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, Oct. he. F. Hutton & Co.'s wire
says: COppers opened with a firm tone, but
moderate trading. United States oil was the
feature, with large purchases up to 41k. Han
cock is strong advices that no further assess-
ments are likely Within few days United
Metals selling company has sold 10000. 900
pounds copper. a high record on sales.
Other companies have sold close TO "a, 600. 600
pounds The buying continues and the end of
this week will show immense total sales of the
metal. The scarcity is greater than for two
years past. Price of metal is at 13c today
with no offerings; in fact. the selling agencies
are all sold up TO January.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
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Potatoes. onions and veEetsbIe.

Tomatoes furnished the leading features Of
the market yesterday. nearly all receivers being
badly Overstocked and willing 10 meet buyers
Germ was buying at 25c box and retail trades
men seemed u think that 40c box was about
oil that the best offerings worth. Beans
eggplant and green peppers remained weak on
liberal offerings There was nothing new in
potatoes or onions
Potatoes-River whites. Toasec per ctl: Sail
vds Burbanks. 81 .5071 go per c1I; Oregon Bur
banks. $40 per ctl; sweet potatoes, $1,000. 10
.3er ctl-
Onions-New yellow. 81 .o501.1O per ctI.
egetsbles-Tomatoes. 25d4Oc per box: green
peas. 4e15c per III; string beans 3d4c per lb !,
lima beans, 5Q6c per ID: summer squash. 75c1St
per box; eggplant. 40@6Oc per box; green. pep
perS. SOQoOc per box; garlic. 364c per III:
cabbage 65d75c per ctI: cucumbers. 6Od T5c
per box; caullhower, 5006Oc per dozen: turnips
65@I5c per sack carrots. 65d75c per sack ;
green okra, 35G4Oc per box
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Belmont Stock Falls Back Again
Leading Comstocks Sell Freely

4ss per cent: go days 4%@5 per cent; six
months. 4SM4% per cent.
Sterling exchange, frm. With actual business
in bankers bill at s4.s275@ 4.s2s0 for so day
bills and at 81. S640 for demand.
Commercial bills, 1921 "a. S21A.
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Bar silver. 56S c.
Government bonds, easy; railroad bonds, irreg-
ular.
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Loans, Exchanges and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities were generally firm yester-
day. with fair average business. Associated
oil was higher at $45 Makaweli sugar also
at S34 and telephone preferred at $3.50.
Peoples water 5 per cent bonds were likewise
stronger at S6T.25. Union sugar was weak
at 5000 and Du Pont powder common stock
lower at S142 bid.
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Bean. and seeds

Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. s45O04T5: small
white So. TJG3-s5: large white. -S3.5O03. IS /:
pink $490m5; red. SJ615. 10. bIackeye. S5675 % !:
lima. S465M4.sJ; red kidneys. s565. %; Gran
berry beans. 81. 50; garvanzas, 81. 5O03 -
horse beans. 81 -2JN2- -
Seeds Brown mustard. 4tac: yellow mustard
-: raxseed. 5N5iac: canary. 31z@3@scs al
faifa 4615c: rape. fM21ac: timothy The:
hemp, 3Q31sc; millet 2S.c per h.
Dried Peas-Green. So per ctl.
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MfnneapoIi. Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct -Wheat-December.
s1.o3 .Os; May. $1.O7s4; No. hard s1.051s
No northern, S1-0414 d1.04%: No. northern,
81. .01 Il a O2st; No. wheat. 9S Ac.
C;orn-No- 3 yellow 4Sd4si1c.
0ats-No. 5 white. 29d3oc.
Rye-No. 2. T115 6I21ac
Flax-C1osed at 81 81.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of PRODUCE October 4
PEnYiainna

Cooking. oils lower. All other products un
changed
Cottolene-onehaIf bbI 12Tsc; half bbls
12&c; tierce, 12ssc; tierces, 12lac; tierces
12Sc per lb-
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 1914 620c: picnic
hams. 141sc: California hams, 19c: fancy bacon.
6 to lbs 301sc, TO. 10 lbs 2Tc. 10 to II lbs
26c: sugar cured. 27c; light dry salt bacon, 10
10 lbs 24c, 10 to II lbs pc; medium bacon. Ice;
light medium bacon 19c-
Lard-Nerces 1515c. SOS 154c, los 1910. IS
1880, 3s 161ac: compound lard. tierces IL q c.
SOS 12c, los 121ac. IS 1850. 3s 12s.c; yellow
cooking oil. I6c per gal: white cooking OIL 7SC
per gal; salad oil. 9Sc per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots. in
spected by the government. are 81 per Dbl higher.
Extra family beef SIS per bbl: family beef, SIS
per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl; smoked
beef. 2112c per ID. .
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $32: clear. S34
mess, $32; pig pork, $50; pigs feet, S5.75 for
half bbls S2.40 for % Id kegs and $1.55 for kits.
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nmlufh Flax

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct 1e-F1ax-On track.
s264%: to arrive 81. 2.641a October. 81 64s4 !;
November s2.641a asked; December, s2.5s bid;
May. 81 So asked
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
lower.
Cotton futures higher.
Comstocks are active. Southern
Nevada stocks lower.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
higher.
New York and sterling exchange
advanced.
Wheat, barley and oats nm
changed.
Nothing new I'm hay or feedstuffs.
Cooking oils lower.
Eggs higher. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
Potatoes and onions az before.
Grapes coming in freely.
Poultry market easy.
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New York Money Marked

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.--Money on call. steady
at 1854 per cent; ruling rate, 81 per cent:
closing bid, 2i5 per cent; offered at 3 per cent.
Time loans, frn, but very dull; 60 days, 4h@
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Cash Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO. Oct. 1e.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. slow: No 2 rye, 76!ac; feed or
mixing barley. 60@65c: fair to choice mailing,
7o6741ac; fax seed, No. southwestern. S2.5l
No. 1 northwestern, $2.64: timothy seed. sra
SIS; clover, $S413-75 mess pork, per barrel.
$lS@1S.25; lard, per 100 pounds. $13.10: short
ribs, sides (loose), $10011. .121a; short clear
sides (boxed), $11-25@11.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and Hour were equal
to PIP. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 800.
600 bushels, compared with 1851 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 2S6 cars. corn,
226 cars; oats, 199. cars; hogs. 10 900 head
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Receipts Shipments.
Flour barrels ........ 1920 10, 700
Wheat bushels .....-..... 400 II loO
Corn, bushels 4O5,OW lVt,ouU
Oats. bushels ........-...- 37s 600 100
Rye bushels -......s- 600
Barley, bushels IA 600 40, 100
f. F. Hutton & Co. s wire says:
CHICAGO, Oct 9.--Wheat-Market has been
narrow and nervous affair today. nuctuating
about sc either way from yesterdays closing
prices. Sentiment has been more In favor OF a
rally rally in prices than at any tine IN the last last
selling by shorts on an early decline in prices
These shorts covered at higher prices later
News developments have not been important.
Preliminary official report of wheat area in Ar
acres more than year ago. Cables show little
frmer markets. Argentina crop. advices are
favorable. Early rumors of export sales OF
100000 bushels of wheat by Winnipeg proved
wheat shorts nervous. Cash demand has been
slow. Sales reported here were So. 900 bushels.
Further complaints of Hessian fly have come
from parts of Illinois today, but have attracted
little attention.
Corn has had numerous ups and downs, but
to on the whole showing more strength than
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Hay and Ferdxtunx

Receipts Of hay for the week past hsw~ As
creased somewhat 2.0s5 tons arriving. ~ com,
psrtsen with Z. no the week previous A con
siderable portion Of this = alfalfa hav which
Is being disposed Of quite readily but the zraia
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London Closfnx Stocks

Money-1a< az per cent
me rate Of discount in the open market fol
snort snort bils rs sS per cent and for three months
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oat and BarIey Crop OF France

PARIS. Oct. 19.-The official estimate OF th
oat crop of France for 1910 is Ill .O52 100 hectic
ltres. against Ill. 100 hectolitres in 1903
The barley harvest is placed at Il. 693, ,0S0 hec
toltres, against 1921 200 year ago.
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ATTEMPTS TO Sell
MAKE STOCKS DROP
Spectators Who Relied on Sup-
port of Banks Think They
Have Been Unloading
Prospect of Rise in Bank of Eng
land Rate Continues to
Cause Sensitiveness
New York stock List

EF Hutton Co. 400 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday
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Chicago Erchnnge Rate
Northern Ruxine.,

par. -
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-sh G9c per lb for steers. s6s15c for
cows and heifers
veaI-e@s55c for large and e1s61oc for small
Mutton-Wethers. 9@91ac; ewes, S1aq9c per
pound.
Lamb-10N @11c per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1313c for light and IL
@1215c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No I fat steers. over 300 lbs. alive, 81 65Ec
per lb; under 900 lbs, 595Ac; second quality
all weights. 4A@5c; thin, undesirable steers
No cows and heifers. 414 041Sc: second
quality, 4641lc; common, thin. undesirable cows.
3A @3Ac.
Desirable bulls and stays, 2ls @2ssc. half fat
or thin bulls. 2G2Ac.
Calves--Lightweight per lb, 5sl medium.
5A @51ac; heavy. 4G4%c-
Sheep-Desirable wethers, 4A141ac; ewes, 4
gaze.
Lambs (per lb)--Unshorn lambs, 606Lc.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 40
to go lbs, 914c; $50 to $50 lbs, 50 49c.
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New York Bonds

L. ref IS reg. lo0ss Int Met 4Iks - sIss
: DO coupon. -. l0ossiInt Mer Mar 4i2s- 6Sl5
DO SIS reg ...-. 10l q Japan Is ........ So
Do coupon lob Do 45as ......- 94&
TO Is reg. lis Kan City SO 1st IS IS
DO coupon ----1i5laiI Shor deb Is. 1881 93k
Allis-Chal 1St -. 7S5k L & y unified 4s. qsIs
Amer Agr1cul Sc 102 N. X & Tex 1st IS 97i
Amer T&T ~. l04Is Do gen AIS SSH
Amer Tobacco As SOL No Pacific 4s..--- 1sll
Do IS --..--- l06 Do IS Gifts. o3Ss
Armour AIS -. 925z X r OF Mex 4l2s. 81
Atch gen IS 20 C gen GIGS. Ss4s
DO scT Is 7o1 Do deb As 81 e
Do cv IS 49,. 100 Y.NH& II cT SIS. 1851
Atisn / LIST As a6 Nor & " LIST con4s 991s
BsH e. Ohio A. 20 DO cy As ...... 1904
DO 31zs ..-...- a2@s Nor Pacific A.. .1005s
Do W 3l1s-- 90Ak Do SIS ......-.. II y
brooklyn IT CT Is s4L % s Line rfdg IS. 90 u
centred OF Ga IS. 1855 Pa cv 31ss, 1915. 9e1s
% l,ent Leather S. a9s. Pa con IS los 4
RR Of NJ gn IS. i23lk Reading gen 49, 9sSs
hes 4 Ohio 4l5s. Ioi g st I. & s F fg As 81 15
Do ref 5s 93A Do gen 5s -. So
Ar'tlli & Alton s1zs II * iSt L. S " con as 46s<
g Is & Q Joint IS rs Do let gold As. 81 II
DO gen IS ----- 1271e ,Seaboard A L As Il
~ Ma SIP gn 35zs 93 So Pacific col 4s-- 92sx
a1<-RI& sPac col IS IS Do cv Is .. 10
DO refdg 4s... S9izi Do Ist ref As. 81 ~
4 olo Indus 5s.-.. 1a51 So Railway 5x.. 10s1z
Nolo Midland 4s.. 40 Do gen As ..... 56ss
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Butter, Cheese md Eggs

Butter, Cheese md Eggs
Despite the hot weather which generally has
quieting effect trade in dairy produce
there active market for butter and eggs
YESTERDAY. The egg market was particularly
firm and buoyant. business on change sending
the pfice of extras up 12c TO qnotatfon of
51sc a dozen, making total advance Of 1Jac
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 19-10:3O a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid ASK. Bid. Ask.