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Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro.in

Naval StOreS-Turpentine and ROsin
SAVANNAH. Sept. 3.-Turpentine Arm. Il a
T1Hc: sales. 546; receipts. S41; shipments, S09;
stock 14.s2T.
Rosin, frm: sales. 1905: receipts. 2.Ss5; ship
ments 2.067: stocks. $685. Quotations; n
S5SO6J.S5: d. S5.95; E. s666.05; 2. S60tla ~
6.2215; G. s6.15: H. SIS. f2f3 dG20; |. S6.25: h.
SIS 25: NJ So. 30G6.S0: \. $6.45@6.Ij; We.
So aOaS. -: WV. Sc. .55Gs.T5.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
TSpeciaI Dispotch TO The Call

SANTA ROSA Sept 3.--Tbere was an ad-
vance of 1c per dozen in the price of eggs here
today on receipt of advices from the morning
transactions on the San Francisco dairy produce
exchange. The dealers paid 341ac per dozen.
spot cash. for choice and 3115c for seconds As
change until Tuesday morning of next week.
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 3.-The prevailing whole
sale prices received for eggs today ranged from
3sc to 4Oc per dozen. but in spite of change
poultrymen continue to receive 55c per dozen for
first choice eggs.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York and Boston exchanges
closed yesterday.
Chicago board of trade alone
open.
Local, oil and mining exchanges
closed.
All business suspended tomorrow.
Wheat quiet. Oats active. Barley
firm.
Hay market still depressed.
Some changes In hides.
Raisins advanced TO 4c mt Fresno.
Prune market continues very
strong.
Live and dressed meats unchanged.
Linseed oil &c lower.
All grades of eggs advanced.
Butter firm and cheese steady.
Vegetable market active.
Potatoes and onions steady.
Stocks of fresh fruit too heavy.
Poultry market cleaned up and
dull.
Local bank clearings gain II per
cent.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. Sept. Eggs were firm today
on moderate receipts. Butter and cheese were
steady. Sweet potatoes were in slight demand.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs. 126 cases
butter 1913; pounds; cheese. 1.51S pounds; po-
tatoes. 345 sacks; onions, 800 sacks; sweet po-
tatoes. 10 sacks.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1I0a1T12c: eastern
twins 1S1bc; eastern cheddars. 19d2Oc; eastern
longhorns. 19@2Oc eastern daisy, 19c: swiss i'm
ported, 29G30c: swiss domestic 22M 24c: brick
cream. 19c; limburger 19c.
Butter-Creamery extra. 321zc; frsts Bic;
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. of Produce September 8
Provisions

Hams and Bacon-Tbe Western meat com
pany quotes follows: Hams, 2o@2015c; picnic
hams. 15c; California hams. 1se; extra fancy
bacon. 32c: fancy bacon. 6 10 lbs, 2915c; s to
10 lbs, 2slac 10 to IL lbs, 25Hc; sugar cured,
2215c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. % 1sc
10 to IL lbs. 215c; medium bacon. 19c; light
medium bacon. i9c
Lard-Tierces. 141kc. sos 14%e, los 15kc IS
15Ae. IS 153c; compound lard. tierces 11%c
sos l2c, los 12hc. IS 12%c. 3s 12%c; yellow
cooking oil, Soc per gall white cooking oil, Soe
per gal; salad oil, 9oc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots
inspected by the government. are 81 per bh
higher. Extra family beef, SIS per bbl family
beef 81. so per bbl; extra mess beef, $3.50 per
hbl; smoked beef. 21hc per 10.
Pork--EItra prime, In barrels, s34: clear s3S
mess SS4; pig pork. $50; pigs feet, s5.75 for
half bbs, 81 40 for p Id kegs and 81. .35 for kits
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Potatoes-River white, 90cGS1. TO per CT; Sa-
linas Burbanks, $1.25@1.45 per etl; sweet pota-
toes, S2@2.25 per ctl.
onions-New yellow, I50S5c per ctl.
Vegetables-Green corn, $141.15 per sack;
tomatoes. 4oG75c per box; green peas. 346c per
lb: string beans. 264c per lb lima beans, 3G4c
per lb; summer squash, 40M5Oc per box; egg
plant, 40@60c per box: green peppers, 100000
per box; garlic. Sc per III: cabbage e0c@Sl per
ctl: cucumbers. 401 SOC per box; pickle cucum-
bers, S1@l.25 per box for No | and 6oG75c for
No. - caulaower. 50m65c per dozen: turnips
T5c per sack: carrots, 75c per sack; green okra,
35M50c per box.
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Cash Grain aud Provisions.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Casb quotations as
follows Flour steady: winter patents. 81. 40m
5.15 straights, S4.1od5: spring stralghts, 81. 40
e14.9O; bakers. s350@3.25: No. rye. 1914 a
74c: feed or mixing barley. old. 53dQ5Sc: fair
10 choice mailing. new. 6s@70l5c: naxseed. No
southwestern. 81. 45iz No. ] northwestern.
S2ST: timothy seed $500 $50: clover, $0@
1870: mess pork. per bbl. S21. 50d21.75 lard
per 100 lbs Sl220; short ribs. sides lloosel
$iI .5Odl2. l2l@; short clear sides tboxed)
S12.3T12 q $3.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clesrances of wheat and -four were
equal to 100000 bushels: primary receipts were
23O 600 bushels. compared with $50 600 bush
els the corresponding day year ago; estimated
receipts for Molday-wheat 81 cars. corn 36l
cars oats 23S cars. hogs -. 600 head
DAILY MOVEMENT OE PROnI-CE
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Raisins Farther Advanced to &c
Eggs Higher, Butter Market Firm

the call sent prices for all grades up, the ad.
vance being 1c dozen in extras, 21ac in irsts
and 4c in seconds. The advances in prices for.
frsts and seconds were the first recorded for
time. There a good demand for top
quality butter. and although there no sales
under the call the market officially de-
clared firm. Firsts &c lower at 30c
pound. During the informal session of the ex-
change 80 cases of extra butter sold at :}2c
q pound and 29c dozen paid for 10 cases
OF selected puet eggs. There nothing new
in cheese. There will be session of the ex-
change tomorrow-Labor day.
butter frsts were sold at 30c pound and 20
cases of extra eggs changed hands, 10 going at
36c and so at $3.50 n dozen.
Receipts were "a 200 pounds of butter IA 600
pounds Of cheese and 912 cases of eggs.
The following are the 0fhclal quotations es-
tablished on the door of the dairy exchange:
Prices in the street while governed by the ex.
change quotations, generally range from 1hc to
&c higher, owing 10 the various charges TO be
BUTTER PER POUND
Grades Aug 81 Sept. l Sept. Sept.
Fresh extras .sSe 311ac size S1l5c
seconds .2sc 2sc 2sc 2sc
Cheese-Ca iifornia fancy fats, l5Hc per ID,
steady; do hrsts- l4c- STEADY do seconds. 1215c,
steady; fancy Young Americas, 1Ic, firm: do
irsts, 16c, firm; Oregon fats, l615c, Arm; Call
forna storage fats, l5c, steady
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases In
cluded:
Grades Aug 81 Sept. Sept . Sept 5
Extras ........ .36i2c S51ac 353c 3614e
Firsts - -32c &c sc 341ac
Seconds .26c &c &c zoe
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Treasury statement

2 WASHINGTON. Sept 3.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
SIS follows.
Trust funds-Gold coin. Sss9 sl9 $50; silver
dollars. SsS5. 100000: silver dollars n 1890.
lso0 0o6
- General fund-Stsndsrd silver dollars in gen
Cral fund, s.. 693. 291; current liabilities, S9f-
20 s. $50; working hs lance in treasury Offices,
S3l E2l 069; IN banks 10 credit of the treasurer
- tho United States. So. .725 062 subsidiary sill
coin. 81. 81 499: minor coin S92S S26; total
La-ance h seneraI fund. 500. SOS. .22l.
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Beans and Seed.

Beans per ctl)-Bayos. s5.5o@5.so: small
SIIe white ss.s5@4 70; large white. sa75@4; pink
lima. s4-45@4: 80; red kidneys, nominal; cram
berry beans. 4-4oQ4 60; garvanzas, s2-5o@3 %;
horse beans. new, S1s5@2.15.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 41ac; yellow mustard
80; daxseed, 5@5hc; canary, Sa@3%c: al
hemp, 3Q31ac miliet, ,e2%c per lb.
Dried Peas-Green. So. .5O@2. 65 per ctl.
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Prunes and raisins continue in urgent demand
but the few growers who still hold their crops
are hanging TO them like grim death.
pecting still higher prices TO rule. Rasins sold
yesterday in the sweatbox at Fresno at 4c.
further advance For prunes nc, four size
basis. is the quotation. Peaches also
frmer.
Fresno adyices report that Captain Nevills
crops of Muscat raisins amounting in all to
about 900 tons were sold to Peter Droge of the
Monarch fruit company. 1t stated from
the offices Of the company that cents was
paid for the 1908 and 1909 crops and 3Ia cents
for the 1910 crop. The price paid for the 1910
crop is the tor. price now being paid by the
packers for 1910 Muscats, and a large number
are out offering to buy at this figure. Three
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cents is being paid in number of instances for
1909 goods, and while the price paid by Droge
did not exceed the present price being paid for
old goods. it nevertheless was equal to the top
price which has been received The payment
of cents for 1908 goods. however. is the
highest price that has been paid by any packer
for goods of that age.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 7@7Ac; fancy, s@
SIC; apricots, future delivery, 1l413c; fancy
Moorparks, 1919 @14c; peaches. 1910 crop. future
delivery. 6@ic: fancy. 112GSc: prunes. new
crop. 5d5 1ac net to growers in the country, with
l1ac premium for 3Os and sc premium for 40s
figs 4@5Ac; pears, "a 12c.
Raisins-New crop layers. ciusters-6 crown.
81 so; 5 crown. 81; crown. s1:s5@1.4o, 5
crown, S1.1o@1.f5; 2 crown 81; seeded 5h5c for
choice and &c for fancy Thonpsons seedless.
IN @4tsc for unbleached and 711c for bleaehed; !;
loose nnuscatel, crown, size; crown. 4Ec: 2
crown, &c; seedIess, 3A d3Sc; new raisins, 31s
@3&c in sweatbox at Fresno.
Nuts-Aiameda nonpareis. 165sc; 1xL. 10 51ac;
ne plus ultra, 14hc; peerless, 131ac; brakes.
13c: languedoes. 12c: hardshell. Slac sselled al
monds, oe03215c; walnuts, BE per ID for No.
softshells, S19c for No. do; pecans. 141a a
l5e; peanuts. 41a@5e; pine nuts. ls92oc per h.
Honey-Water white comb. 16@1Tc; white do.
I2@121ac; amber do, 1o@11c; extracted. sh@
&c for white, 7@Sc for light amber and 5h a
612c per lb for amber.
Beeswax-27A @9oc per lb for light and 2s@
26c for dark.
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Hides. TalIow, Wool and Hop.

Some changes in hides will be noted. The
Sawyer tanning company says: Prices for all
kinds of hides remain about steady. No large
advance is expected east west. and any at
tempt to force prices up will stop tanners from
operating"
under quotations.: heavy sated steers 10hc;
light medium. 10c; light. &c: cowhides, Sc;
stays, &c: salted kip. 1oc; salted veal. 15c;
salted calf. 16e; dry hides. 1Sc; dry salt hides,
12c: dry kip, lie; dry calf, 22c; sheepskins.
shearlings, 25@40c each; short wool. 100000;
medium, 60G90c; long wool. 90c@$1. 25; lambs,
25@50c; horsehides, salt, 81 25@3 for large and
$1.50d2 for medium, 75c@S1 for small and 25@
SOC for colts; horsehides, dry. S2Q2.2 25 for
large and 81 2502 for medium. 5oc@sl for small
and 25G50c for colts; goatskins. prime angoras,
75c@S1; large hair goats, 30@4oc; medium. 2oG
csc; small 5@15c-
Tallow-No. 1 rendered, 81 @6c; No. 2. 4@5c;
grease, 2@21ac.
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin years staple,
9Gl1c: do months, 7Q11c; northern, Sonoms
and Mendocino, 1s62oc; Humboldt zoe asked
Nevada. 15@1Tc per lb.
Fall clip-Mountain free. 9@11c; northern and
valley, 7@10c; San Joaquin fall and lambs "a
10e; do defective and heavy, 5@7c per lb.
Hops-Caiiforna, 10@15c for crop of 1909
oregon, 10@15c per lb; crop Of 1910. 10@16c
per Id.
General Merchandise
Bags-Grain bags. SIS a51ac: San Quentin
bags. SIC; wool bags, 271ac for 81 ID and 291ac
for 4 lb: fleece twine, Nc per Id.
Coal--Pennsylvania anthracite egg, SIC per
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Rutter. Cbee.e and Epp,

firm tone yesterday. the frmness being due di-
rectly to period of light receipts, coupled with
extra buying for Sunday and holiday wants The
activity in the street reflected on the ex-
change, where several receivers were trying 10
obtain supplies to fill orders. Business under
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MinneapoII. Grain aud Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 3-Wheat-S September
s1Ios. December, Si.isH; May. s1.1Ti.. Casl
vheat-No. | hard Sl13N: No. ] northern,
s1.l2k d113A: No. . northern. S1.09h Gl.11M
No. 3 northern, $l.05L al. .06L.
Corn-No. yellow, 57G5Itac.
= oats-No white, 331s d34lsc.
Rye-No. 2. 10lS 6T11ac.
Flax closed at s2.4la.
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Hay md FeedstufYs

Scott, Magner Miller say Of hay:
Receipts OF hay for the last six days have
been $500 tons. being over LOO tons day.
The accumulation of last week had not yet
been worked off when the heavy arrivals of last
Monday were added TO the burden of the mar
sket."
Brnn-s25@26 per ton for white and s2a for
red.
Nfiddllnss-S -S34635 per ton.
Shorts-S27d2S per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, s22623: rolled oats
for feed, s3o@32; mixed feed s25I26 for aver
age lots; linseed oilcake meal, 20 tons $40, 10
tons $4,000, tons SAL. smaller lots S41.50; Co
coanut cake or meal at mills, So In 20 and 10
and s25.5 In ton lots; jobbing. SIG; meal.
s36M3T: cracked corn, s36@37; alfalfa meal, car
load lots SIG, jobbing SIT; red star alfalfa meal
s16 in car lots and SIT jobbing; Modesto alfalfa
meal, $3.50 in car lots and SIT jobbing; Stock
ton mealfalfa, SIG in car lots and $17 jobbing
Caproco oilcake meal $3.50 per ton
Hay-Wheat SI@12.50; wheat and oat, $50
IL; tame oat, s7@11.50; volunteer wild oat.
s65o@9; alfalfa, $7@13; stock hay, s5G6.5O
per ton.
Straw-35@60c per bale.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-Prine mercantile pa
per. 5la asa per cent.
sterling exchange nominal With actual bust
ness in bankers bills az s. $3.50 a S345 FOR SO
DAY bills snd ar s. $50 for demand.
Commercial bills. s. SIS "a sSss.
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Clearing House statement

NEW YORK, Sept 3--The statement Of clear
Iug house banks for the week shows that the
banks hold Ss1 G69. 900 more than the require
nlents OF the p per cent reserve rule. This is
decrease n IS $40 900 IN the proport ionate cash
reserve, compared with last week.
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- Ynrk NIetaI NIarkef

NEW YORK Sept S.-The metal markets
were dull and practically nominal In the absence
Of exchanges.
Tin. SIS. .3OdS5. .40c.
Lake copper 12s71s G15c; electrolytIc. 12.62i5
712.75c: casting. 1225d1250c.
Lead. 4.4064.50c-
Spelter. 5.37 n 05jOc.
Iron unchanged.
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Northern Wheat Market

Club Sc CO hu.sfem. TEN. e5dl CSC: red Russian Sc
valley 90c; turkey red. Ssdpoc
Receipts-Wheat, so cars; barley, 3 cars; oats,
Is cars; hay, IL cars.
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Sept. 3.-Wheat: Milling quota
tions-Bluestem, 94c: forty fold. 90c; club, soc;
fife. soc; red Russian, SIC. Export-Bluestem,
elc: forty fold s7c club, SEC; fife, s6c; red
Russian. Sac
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat. Ii cars; oats, 4
cars; barley, cars; hay, 81
TACOMA. Sept. 3.-Wheat: Milling-Blue-
stem, 9zc. Export Bluestem, 9oG91c; club, SIC.
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Now York Cratn Marked

NEW YORK. Sept. 3-Flour-DulI and up-
changed. Spring patents, S5.40G5.75; winter
stra ights. $4.35d 440 winter patents $4156
$40: spring clears. s4.35@4.60: winter extras
No. l, So. I5@3 800; winter extras, No. 2, s3.50d
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Poultry and Game

The usual weekend dullness dominated the
poultry market. but there very little of
anything received aud stocks were closely
cleaned up at the close. Dealers were expecting
the demand to improve this week because of
crowds in town for the Admission day celebra-
tion, but no one seemed to expect prices to ad-
vance. Four cars of western chickens were
marketed during the week and three were re-
ported close at hand yesterday. The date for
the annual poultry show at Petauma has been
fSed by the Poutrymens association OF that
town. The show. which will be. a more
elaborate scale than ever, will be held from
December TO H. n. r. Campbell is secre
tary of the association.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens S5MJ so for small
s66I for large and s7.50@s.50 for extra young
roosters, $6G7; do extra, s7.50d $50; old roost-
ers. So: flyers, $405; broilers. $350G4 for
large. S363.50 for medium and $2.50G2.75 for
small; ducks, $6@s; pigeons, $1.75G2; squads,
s2.509S; geese. $2@2-30 per pair.
Game (per dozen1-NomineI.
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ladle butter. 2jc: cooking butter. 25c pound.
Eggs-LOcsI ranch candled hrsts 3Sc case
count SAC; eastern fresh, SIC; storage extras,
2S030c: storage seconds. 23c per dozen.
Beans-No. ] pink. s6T5: No. I limas. S.;
Lady Washington. 81 T5 a.: small whites. No I.
$40; blRckeyes $3.50. garvanzas. $3.50; lentils.
Sc. soar per ctl.
Potstoes-New potatoes local stock. si2S;
Highlands. S1.35d1.45: Salinas St.6od 165; 10
cal Burbanks. S1.50; sweet potatoes, s2d25O per
ctl
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Chicago Dairy Produce ,,.,L.+

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Butter, steady; cream
cries, 241a Q2915c; dsiries, 23q27c. Eggs. steady
at mark cases included, 14617c: firsts. 2Oc;
prime frsts. pc receipts. 5.1IS cases. Cheese
steady; daisies. 16616Ac: twins. 15A 6I515c:
Young Americas 16ls@16Ac; longhorns, 166
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london CIo.tnr stocks

Bsr slFer-Steady; "a 5-l6d per ounce.
Mpney-lt = a 3 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills IS ; per cent and for three months
bills SIS per cent
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s.. Louis Wool Marked

ST. LOUIS. Sept. S.-Market unchanged. Ne
dtum grades combing and clothing, 23d24c; light
fine 19921e; heavy hne, 15G17c; tub washed
25d33c-
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Financial Statement

NEW YORK Sept. 2.-The Financier says this
week. The statement made by the associated
hanks rhis week revealed thst even the liberal
estimates Of cash losses. which the currency
movements had indicated 70 be about $4,000, 600
rs Sf3 o0o. .o00. were much below the actual con
ditions. while Al the same time loans expanded
Sl364o COO
The loss in cash. on the actual statement.
Fas SI7 $50 000. with decrease Of only
Sse. 100 in deposits resulting in reduction
II SI7,1sS.725 in the excess reserve. This now
stands az S3l. SIS. .225 against Sl0.241. .S25 year
ago and S56.74l3T5 in 1908 The statement Of
averages more favorable. showing an in
crease of only 1900. 0O0 in loans. a smaller
cash loss and excess reserve Of over $4,000
ooo notwithstanding the weeks heavy drain,
the banks still hold 27.55 per cent reserve
The summary Of state banks and trust com
psnies In Greater New ork and not reporting
10 the clearing house. in spite Of loss in cash
showed strengthening in reserves through a
reduction of over $4,000, 600 in deposits.
Weekly Clearing House Statement
The following is the New York clearing house
summary Of the weekly statement Of banks for
Tire week ending September ?:
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS, DAILY AVER
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Local Stock and Bond, Mining and
Oil Exchanges Closed Yesterday
Bank CIearings
Loans: Exchange and Silver

Local hank clearings last week were 81, 436.
2sl. against S39. .613.540 for the same week last
year, an increase Of $4,672,T4l, or IL per cent.
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OFFICERS AID GOVERNORS
Northern business

ances- SI57 go "a
AaC0MA. Sept. 3-Clearfngs. 81 o4a eas. hal.
anrSs. SII5.5S7 D~-
ances Sl04 252 '''
PORTLAND. Sept. 3.-clesrings. xl.ss1. .oss:
balances, $50 0l0.
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DuIuth FIax

DULUTH. Sept. 3.-Flax track. in store
to arrive. S2.57; September. s257 bid: October.
50. 4sis: November, S2.4s bid; December. 81 45,
nominal
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5.65: Kansas straights S4s0ds; receipts, q, S52
barrels; shipments. 7.137
wheat-spot. barely steady; No. red, 81: :osss
elevator and $40. T. O. D. ahost; new No;
lures market was dull all day and generally
lower, owing to weaker outside markets, closing
at re lower. September closed s1o6As De
cember closed 81. .105s May closed s1.15ls. Re
ceipts, 69. 600 bushels.
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND, Sept. 3.--Butter-City creamery,
cubes $50 3ec; prints, 81 G37 &c; store 23G24c.
EIgin Butter
ELGIN H.. Sept Butter-Firm at 53c.
OUTPUT, "a 900 pounds.
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Merit Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-s1 @sa4c per lb for steers @sc for
and heifers.
veal-1o@11c for large and 11@12c for small
Mutton-Wethers, 9l5 @loc; ewes, 99ehc per
pound.
Lamb-11612c per pound.
Dressed pork (per lb)-13d 49, &c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers, over 600 lbs, alive 5@5Ec
per ID; under 900 lbs, SC; second quality all
weights, AZ G4&c; thin, undesirable steers, 81
No cows and heifers. 464Nc; second quail
Ity, 3& @4c; common, thin undesirable cows.
2MQ3Ac.
Desirable bulls and stags PA @2hc; half fat
thin bulls. 1h62c
Calyes-Lightweight, per lb. 5x acc; medium.
k@5hc; heavy, 4@4&c
sheep-Desirable wethers, 4h@4&c; ewes.
Lambs (per lb) = Unshorn lambs, 6@6Ac;
shorn lambs. 5i5 05Zc.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
TO lao lbs. 9kc; 140 to 25o lbs, eN @eHc; $50
TO $50 lbs &c; common, undesirable hogs. 6@Tc.
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FINANCIAL
narkrts closed in Ncw N-orI,
- sIarI1et quotution. N-esterda

NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-The stock exchange
End tho coffee. cotton. metal. sugar and cotton
>-o4 oil markets closed today.
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There were not many market quotations re-
teived from eastern markets yesterday, IS the
=Aeu. Y ork and BostOa exchanges were not IN
session and the Chicago board Of trade was 'he
'fnlE exchange open and doing business
The san Francisco stock exchanges were also
rlesed. hence there are no local mining or OH
LISTS today.
Al exchanges here and in The cast viii he
closed tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-New York exchange o5c
discount.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04

STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES OF
XREATER NEW YORK NOT REPORT
y ING To THE CLEARING HOUSE
Amount. Increase. Decrease.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
NcekIE CIearing House statement

g CLEARING HOUSE BANKS ACTUAL CoSDI-
TON THIS DAY
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers Journal:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-28
PERSONAL

George w. Golf of Shields, wat
transacting business in Bismarck or
Thursday morning.
Rinaldo l.. Moen of Mercer, was 9
business visitor in the city Thurs
day.
Louis Baardson OF Turtle Lake, was
attending to business matters in the
city Thursday.
Victor Carlson of Mercer, paid a
short visit to the city on Thurs
day.
Oscar Totdahl of Turtle Lake, was
looking after business interests in
the city Thursday.
Maurice l.. Fenton of Mercer, was
transacting business in the city for
a few hours Thursday.
Martin v. Golf of Shields, was in
Bismarck Thursday on short bust
ness mission.
Miss Brofy of Mckenzie, was a
visitor in the Capital City for a few
hours Thursday.
Mrs. C. B. Anderson of Baldwin.
was an arrival on the north 500
Wednesday afternoon.
Willis Bryan of Sibley Butte. was
attending to business affairs in the
city Thursday.
Charles Porter of Sibley Butte, was
a caller at the court house Thursday
afternoon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-28
COMFORT FOR JURORS.

The jury room at the court house
was equipped Thursday with twelve
hunks or cots which have been sup
piled with mattress. etc. Hereafter
when a jury is out all night and there
is a general disagreement, those who
wish to rest a while while waiting for
the obstinate ones to change their
minds, instead of having to lay down
in the corner or any where on the
floor that they may find room will be
afforded a more comfortable lounging
place.