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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-18
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II happened i'm Topeka. Three cloth
ing stores are on the same block. one
morning the middle proprietor saw to
the right of him a big Bankrupt
Sale" and To the left-"Closing out at
Cost" Twenty minutes later there APP
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-18

the floor without
my, heart flutteringy
and ! couldnot even
receive a letter
Every month | had
such a bearing down
sensation, as if the
lower parts would
fall out. Lydia n
IPhkham's Vegeta.
Bile Compound has
ldone my nerves a
Igreat deal of good
land hasalsOrelievaJ
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-18

sionally poises on the brilliant rhod-
odendrons. 4 picture by Godfrey
Kneller of William III, that pale mon
arch Tor the support OF whose throne
and England's liberties the Bank of
England was founded in 1894, and a
few interesting pictures OF old London
would detain Us if we had time
n specially privileged we may visit
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agent said politely.
4" Yes said Jones. Now, these cars
understood, can be had cheap for cash.
Were YOU a bull or a bear. sir?
asked the agent.
Neither. said Jones grunly I was
an ass
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/ academy and it's equipment puts II In
the front rank If not the first OF naval
schools i'm the world.
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MORE
PINKHAM
CURES
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy

Oronogo, Mo- was simplya nor
yous wreck. / could not wall oo1 roI-
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The recent enlargement Of the naval
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Remember the name-Doan's-ann
take no other.
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OIL STOCKS

Trading in the oil stocks continued quiet. but
the tone was steady , firm ". h. was higher
at $3.50 and 8. W. and B. at 45c. Palmer
was steady at s1s2h
Caribou declared dividend of PIC, payable
October 10. Books close October 10.
Parafine declared dividend of 1c payable
October Is Books close October l2.
The exchange will not be in session tomor-
The capitalization of Caribou oil mining com
pany has been increased from 10O. 600 shares.
par value 81. to 100000 shares of the same
Will be traded in ex stock dividend on the
basis OF ten shares for one.
The Fullerton oil company, operating in Brea
and ol1nda fields, has just paid the regular
quarterly dividend of &c per share and an extra
dividend OF Sc per share making total dis
bursement of $50 00O Extra dividends of sc a
share were also paid in the first and second
quarters Of the year.
Considerable interest is being taken in symp-
toms shown By the Consolidated Midway gusher
on seetion 32-12-23, and believed to be in the
Lakeview sand to make large quantity Of
water. The cause of the trouble has not been
located.
This gusher has never been turned entirely
loose to see what 1t will do. but at one time
It spouted at the rate of $4,000 barrels day
The big water sand 1t encountered is being
found in many adjacent spots in the field.
w Mh,Je M Star ar oil . company has Just completed
ep6 N Of % segs yisa is een
pany's well No. is yielding $50 barrels daily.
and the. oil from both wells Is "a gravity. All
Of the production Is contracted for at 81. 20 per
barrel and shipments are 400 barrels daily.
Midway Union oil company has sold about
$50 acres of land in San Benito county to q.
P. Gobe and Pittsburg associates for the sum
of $4,000. The new owners agreed TO purchase
at cost price all the material In the hands OF
the company and also assume the contract to
drill five wells made, by Midway Union. which
would have cost $4,000 Midway Union re-
teins 100 acres and has option to purchase
president of India refining company Cincinnati.
is a new director.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat--Fractional changes in northern clnh
and bluestem will be seen. The market yester-
day was quiet.
The government report gives the yield OF
spring wheat per acre at 11.S bushels, and the
yield of all wheat per~acre at 142 bushels. The
production of spring wheat is 233 0oO bushels,
and of all wheat 691 .769. 900 bushels.
CASH WHEAT
California club. $1-50@1-55; Sonora. S1.706
1-75; white Australian, $1.6o91.6I1s northern
club, $1.50G1.55; Russian red. $1-521a al So
bluestem, 81 62h @1.61h per ctl.
FUTURES
10 N. Session
No quotations
Barley-The quotation of S1.04k for extra
choice feed on Sunday an error. 1t should
have read $1.01A The market yesterday was
quiet.
CASH BARLEY
81: of grades. s0@s5c per ctl; brewing and
shipping grades. $1@1.05.
FUTURES
10 m. Session
Open High Low Close.
December-No sales: $1.o4 bid; S1o5 asked. :
2 p. m. Session
December 81. .04A bid .o5 asked.
Oats show no change, the market being freely
Red for feed, 81 115@1.2o for ordinary and
$l22E al 80 for choice; red for seed $I271s a
1.321e black. $1.10@120 for feed and 81 .351
81 80 for seed; gray nominal: white, S15O6 60.
Corn-WSstern kinds have again declined
Large yellow. $1.62@1 65. small round yellow
81. d5; western states yellow. in bulk. San Fran
cisco tracks, LAB; white, $1-47; mixed 81 AZ.
sacked prices, TIC higher; white Egyptian, 81 SO
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STOCK MARKET

There fair business in local securities
yesterday. but prices showed no changes worthy
of note. There activity in Hawaiian
commercial, but the other stocks showed little
activity.
Maksweli sugar was ex dividend of 3oc
The exchange will not be in session tomor-
roY-Discovery day.
The Giant powder company consolidated paid
a regular monthly dividend of SOC per share
yesterday
At the annual meeting of the stock and bond
exchange yesterday the following officers were
elected: A. c. Heilmann. president A He'll
bronner. vice president; D. r. Wilson. chair
man; NJ A. Bremen, vice chairman: Harry
Schwartz secretary; Daniel Meyer. treasurer.
The following statistics for the fiscal year.
which were compiled by Secretary Harry
Schwartz were made public: Total amount of
bonds sold. par value S13. 3s3. oO0 market value
$12 103 10: total amount of shares of stock
sold 1902 of market value of S14 S59, 125. 70
total business in stocks and bonds, $26, ,962-
29o.75; increase in amount of bonds sold was
S44O,500 tpar value1 and the increase in the
amount of stock sold 81. .436 shares. The
total increase in business in both stocks and
bonds was S4625. .757 12iS
The statement of sales is segregated as fol-
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.


CHICAGO, Oct. 1O-Rain in Argentina. big
worlds shipments and increase on ocean
passage all combined today TO depress the wheat
lessen1ng OF the visible supply closing prices
showed net loss of sc to &c Other lead
Ing staples, too finished on the down grade
corn Sc 10 1ac under Saturday night. oats I. a
sc to &c and provisions &c to 30c
For a while the only sustaining influence IN
wheat was the fact that receipts northwest
were light and that shorts were willing TO take
pronts. Foreign selling here in evidence
Including some orders from Buenos Aires. Bears
held full possession Of the pit until figures ap-
peared making the amount Of wheat in sight in
the United States 5000 bushels less than last
week, against an increase Of 3. .030, 600 bush
els year ago. This information led TO consd-
cradle buying and rallied the market 1sc from
the low point of the day. The recovery was aid
ed by complaints of dry weather in Kansas and
Oklahoma. An easy tone. nevertheless. pre-
vailed at the close. December ranged from
97Mc to 97ztc and finished 24c of at 97 nc
Fine weather and bearish foreign statistics
were partly offset in the corn market by a de-
creased visible supply total
December sold between 49c and 49Lc. with
the final quotation SsG15c down at 4a@491sc
and the tone easy. Cash steady. No.
yellow closed at 511a @52c-
Increased notices of consignments from the
country weakened oats. December varied from
3o1sc to 32&c and closed at 321a @325sc, a net
Joss Of A@$c.
Commission houses sold hog products literally.
In the end pork was 1212c TO SOC under the
previous close. lard OF &c to 10c and ribs at a
decline of 1Oc to Soc
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CAUTION SHOWN
IN WALL STREET

NEW. YORK. Oct. 10. = The
apathetic stock market of today
was Influenced by consideration of
the banking position and the
money outlook. The Saturday
bank statement was regarded as
caution in the extension OF specu-
latiye credits. The small addition
to the actual surplus was secured
only by the scaling down of de-
contraction, and the clearing house
loan item was changed only by
shifting of loans to the other
banks and trust companies, thus
any disturbance. The outflow. of
cash, however, continues on a hb-
eral scale.
The forenoon lethargy was as
cribed especially TO the desire 10
see the report of the unified or
ders of the United States steel
corporation for September 80 and
the government report on grain
crop conditions
Prices rose in response to
United States steel report. The
decrease of 379.022 tons in the
amount of untitled orders during
September was favorably inter-
preted in the light of the August
decrease Of 433,803 tons. The de-
crease for the quarter was l,0es,-
off OF 1.144.710 tons during the
preceding quarter From these
comparisons a decreasing rate of
contraction in the trade activity
was argued.
The wheat crop has been swelled
10 within less than 10 100000 bush
els OF the 700, 900, 900 stage. SO
bountiful a harvest makes an ad-
dition TO the wealth of the coun-
try calculated to make up vast
deficiencies.
Prices closed at net gains under
the influence of the crop report.
Bonds were steady. Total sales,
par value 1857 900.
United States bonds were ur-
changed on call.
z. F Hutton e Co.'S wire SAYS:
strength in the stock market to-
day can be attributed to two
factors-the steel tonnage report
for September. which brings down
the orders on hand next to the
worst record in the history of the
company, and from the fact that
the trade conditions can hardly
be worse.
The government crop report was
another factor and the vital one
for the country, and showed a re-
markably fine condition for all
crops; hence we find strong fun
damentals for stability and gen
eral advancement in all securities.
The stock market. however. will
be kept in check speculatively In
view of the money situation. and
politics
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Pr,
RrOEfEiDus

Chicago wire yesterday said: 1T IS only
question OF time when provisions must seek low
country Indicate great increase or ltre pigs
on farms and with at present ngureS II
rnust he a pleasant thing for farmers 10 look
Forward to cashing IT BY the pork methof
T'hrough Indiana and Michigan winter wheat -
looking hne and plenty of young pigs, Wnlcn
means lots Of provisions next spring and a good
consumption OF corn
Cottolene-One half ool. 1zscs nan ooIs'
12stc: i fierce 121sc; 2 tierces, 121se; uerces.
I12c III.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust funds-Cold coin. 1896 So. 500: silver
dollars. s4s4, 7se, 600; silver dollars of 1890
$3.50. 600; silver certificates outstanding s4s4-
Gs9. 600
General fund Standard silver dollars in gen.
ersl fund, s., ,65s,2s9; current liabilities S99-
SIS. .49s; working balance in treasury Offices
S33, $50. 1863; in banks to credit OF treasurer Of
the United States S35, 1873 900; subsidiary silver
coin. sls.0s0 491; minor coin. 1867 POT: total
balance in general fund, S9l, s57 1884
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new york Grain Market

NEW YORK Oct. 10.-Flour was steady and
Unchanged Receipts, SO, 900 barrels; shipments,
1214S barrels.
and 81 O3 T. o. b. adoat: No 1 northern Duluth.
s121 t. O. b. ahoat. Futures market declined
sbinmsnts and rain in Argentina. rallied the
unexpected decrease in the visible. but at the
close was easy on the decline in the northwest
Final prices were 1zc net lower December
closed s1o5k. May closed S1.095s. Receipts,
1T 500. shipments none
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REPORTED Gail
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks rather higher.
Cotton market firm.
Copper stocks about the same.
Bond exchange holds annual meet
ing.
Sterling exchange weaker.
Grain market about the same.
Government issues crop report.
Hay unchanged, but firm.
Beans continue unsettled.
Some changes in raisins.
Good horses In demand.
Butter, cheese and eggs higher.
Potatoes steady and onions easy.
Fresh fruits In good demand.
Five cars of western poultry In.
Game shows effect of hot weather.
Large increase in hog production
expected.
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Northern wheat slarket

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, Oct 1o;-WheatTBluesten. Blue soe;
2; hay, 5.
SEATTLE. Oct 10.-Nilling quotations: Blue
STEM Ssc; fortyfold SIC; club. s3c; fife, s3c;
red Russian, Sic. Export wheat: Blnestem.
s5c: fortyfold, Sic; club, soc; fife. soc; red
Russian, 7sc.
PORTLAND. Oct 10--Wheat-Track prices:
Club, SAG sJc; ebluestem, STdsSc; red Russian,
SIC; valley. SSc: turkey red. s4gs6c; fortyfold,
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PORTLAND. Oct .1o.-clearings, s2,o13. .422;
balances $112.774.
ances. $50. So.
SEATTLE Oct. 1o.-clesrings, s1.as4, ,o4s;
balances, S1Gl, ,34s.
SPOKANE. Oct. 1o.-clearings, 81 or sa1 !;
balances Ss7 623
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visible Grnin supply

NEW YORK Oct. 10.-The visible supply OF
grain in the United States Saturday. October 8,
as compiled by the New York produce exchange.
was as follows:
Wheat. "a 300 600 bushels. decrease $50. 900
bushels corn A. 442 900 bushels decrease GIG. 600
brsbeis. oats Is 1871 600 bushels decrease 64.-
600 bushels: rye 406, 900 bushels, increase
s3 600 bushels: barley, 2630,0o0 bushels, increase
The visible supply of wheat in Canada last
saturday was 9,077,oo0 bushels, an Increase Of
2 $50 OO0.
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Government Crop Report

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1o.-The production Of
spring wheat as estimated by the crop reporting
board for 1910, was 233. .475, 900 bushels. conn
pared with 200 s23. 900 bushels in 1909, the yield
per acre being Ills bushels, compared with los
in 1909 and 1871 the 10 year average The
quality was 941 per cent, compared with $50,
the 10 year average.
The production of all wheat for 1910 was SOL
76a, 600 bushels compared with 49,. 1s9. 600
bushels in 1907 the yield per acre being IA. 2
bushels compared with 15.S in 1909 and Ia. l..
the 10 year average. The quality was 9S.1 per
cent
The total production Of spring wheat for 1910
in Washington state was 12.eo6.OOO bushels and
the quality SO per cent
The corn crop was sos per cent of normal
on October or at the time of harvest COM
pared with 73. s per cent year ago and 7S-4.
the 10 year average. according to the crop re-
porting board of the department of agriculture,
whose October crop report was issued this after
noon.
39o 900 bushels compared with 1,007, ,353. 900
bushels in 1909. the yield per acre being 81 g
bushels. compared with 30.3 in 1909 and 29.5.
the 10 YEAR average. The quality was 93.S per
cent compared with s6.1, the 10 year average.
The production Of barley for 1910 was 15s,-
13s 600 bushels compared with 40. 2S4. 600 bush
els in 1909 the yield per acre being PA bushels
compared with 24-3 in 1909 and PSI. the 10 year
average The quality was SS-1 per cent. com
nared with 96 o. the 10 year average
The condition on October i, or at the time of
harvest showing the per cent of normal crop
,ras reno-fed for some other crops, as follows:
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK Oct 10.-Money on call STEADY.
~ G2H per cent; ruling rate, 2%; closing bid.
25z: offered at 2a4.
Time loans a shade easier: so dsvs 46741L
per cent; 90 days 4l5M4%: 8 months. 4lbG4As
Prime mercantile paper, 5la@6 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. with actual business
bills and 81. s605 for demand. Commercial bills.
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Meat Market

DhESoED MEATS
Slaushterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s3k gee per ID for steers. sQsac for
cows and heifers.
vealL9@1Oc for large and 10@1fc for small
Mutton-Wethers, 9@10cs ewes. s1a 095hc per
pound.
Lamb-10x 011kc per H.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-131zc for light and Il
@121ac for heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San francisco. gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 300 lbs. alive, SIC
per Id; under 300 lbs, &c; second quality, all
weights. 4%c; thin, undesirable steers. 3A
Q4Ac.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4Hc; second quaI-
ity, &c; common, thin, undesirable cows, 3031Ac.
Desirable bulls and stays, 2A 025ze; half fat
or thin bulls. H02c.
Calves-Lightweight per ID, 5%l6c; medium
5A G51hc; heavy, 4@4%c-
@4Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-Unshorn lambs, 676Ke
Hogs (per Ib)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 25O lbs. 909Ac; go lbs and up. 150S%c
per h.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES, Oct 10-The oil stock mar
ket was bright today. Union sold from sos 25
on the morning call to $103 in the afternoon.
Mexican petroleum common sold at $3.50 and
the preferred at So Consolidated Midway was
a good trader. The call:
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UNLIsTED SECURITIES
MINING STOCKS

Both Comstocks and southern Neradas We're
quiet yesterday. Belmont 1oc lower on the
day at closing price of 1896 and Florence
and Goldfeld consolidated were weaker.
The exchange viii not be In session tomor-
row-Discoyery day.
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Hor.es and MnIer

around the ring at auction OF mixed horses
held in San Francisco last week. From the keen
competition displayed and the prices paid for
any horse or mare that showed class good hoses
are ruling a shade higher. Blemished and out
classed offerings are selling slow consign-
ment OF young Idaho horses ranging from to g
years and Weighing from ], 100 TO 1.40O pounds
broken. sold fully II not shade better than our
quotations The range OF values procured were
from $135 TO s24O- Driving horses suitable for
livery purposes were In request and moved st
prices ranging from $50 to $3.50.
Good. sound horses over 1.400 pounds do not
have TO seek this market, apparently. They are
taken at country points at prices In excess Of
what can be procured for them here As current
values for all kinds Of horsehesh is decidedly
high for this time Of year, dealers look for an
other winter and spring of boom prices
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Oct. 1o.-Cash quotations were as
follows:
Flour. quiet: No. rye, 771ac; feed or mixing
I1676c; flax seed, No. 1 southwestern 81 81 =,
No. l northwestern. 81. 651z; timothy seed. 50 90
@S-50 clover, Ss914-50; mess pork per Dbl.
SIS -25G1S.50 lard per 100 lbs, $12.55; short
ribs, sides, Qoose), S10g10-sI1z; short clear
sides (boxed), S11. 25611-50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances OF wheat and nour were equal
to 7.0OO bushels. Primary receipts were
L. 102 900 bushels, compared with 2,3I1 600
bushels the corresponding day year ago. The
visible supply Of wheat In the United States
was 65s 600 bushels for the week The amount
of breadstuf on ocean passage increased 2,4OS.OOO
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
43 cars; corn, S45 cars; oats, 256 cars; hogs,
5000 head.
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Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams, 1914 020cs picnic
hams, 14hc; California hams. 1885, fancy bacon.
9 to lbs 305ac. 8 to 10 lbs 27e, 10 to Il lbs
26c; sugar cured, 27c; light dry sale bacon. to
10 lbs 24e. 10 to Il lbs 22cs medium bacon.
I9c; light medium bacon, I9c.
IArd3Terces 15c SOS 15Ac, los 15%c IS
15Jsc ss 16c: compound lard, tierces he SOS
12Ac, los 12Ac, IS 127sc. So 13c; yellow cook
ing oil, Soc per gal; white cooking oil, SSc per
gal; salad OIL 81 per gal.
Beef-Loeal prices quoted Export lots. in
spected by the government, are 81 per bbI higher.
Extra family beef, SIS per Dbl; family beef
SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per bbl
smoked beef. 21hc per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, In barrels, $32; clear. S34 !:
mess. s32; pig pork. $50: pigs feet. S5-75 for
half bbs. 81 40 for 25 ID kegs and ST. -35 for kits
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston conner Stocks

BOSTON, Oct. 10-E. T. Hutton z Co. S
wire SAYS: Coppers opened dull. but the tone
continues very firm. better feeling Is grow
ing daily in brokerage circles well with
the public toward copper shares. The general
feeling is hopeful now. whereas 1t seemed
hopeless q few weeks ago Arizona CONNER
cial No : drill is said TO have encountered
high grade ore just below the 900 foot level.
The drill shows IL feet of and has not
reached the foot wall OF the vein.
The following list is furnished by r. F. Hut
+nr,l 4 CO Cd STR So Francisco.
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Now York Exchanges tn 61o..
Northern Business

Wednesday. being Columbus or Discovery dav
all the New York stock exchanges will be closed
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BANK CONDITION
g. FELT in TRADING
Statement Leads TO Apathetic
Stock Market in New
York
Untitled Orders for u. S. Steel
and Crop Report Are
Moving Factors
New York stock List

E. r button & Co. 400 CaIifornis street
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sale:
yesterday:
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Government issues Crop Report
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Firmer
Foreign Futures

@1.55; brown do. s1.so@1.s5 per ctl.
Rye-$1- -60@1.65 per ctl.
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Loans. Exchange and silver

Chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO Oct. 10-Exchange on New York,
, discount
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Desirable drafters. Zoo lbs osI and over sa7,a
Butter. Cheene ana Err.

Business In butter took quite a spurt yester-
day. the extra buying being due to the fact
thar retail tradesren were obliged to replenish
their stores. which had become pretty we'll Do
pieted during the hot weather at the close Of
last week There were no transactions recorded
under the eal on the exchange. but there was
some spirited bidding. that sent prices up The
advance was hc In extras and 1c in drsts. which
we're quoted at Soc and SIC pound. respectively
There steady and active market for eggs
and extras were 1zc higher at 4511c dozen.
The market for fresh stock felt the effects Of
the competition of eastern and cold storage
goods. but there notable surplus or
strictly fine extras uncared for ar the close In
the cheese department fancy new California hats
continued to advance. the market going up nc
on sale at lie pound.
On the exchange % cases OF fresh extra eggs
were sold at 4511c a dozen. and IS California
new fancy fat cheese went at lie pound
Receipts were 13. 900 pounds OF butter 2S 500
The following the official quotations estab-
lished on the door Of the dairy exchange. Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from 115e TO 2c
higher. owing to the various charges to be added.
BUTTER, PER POUND
Grades Oct. 8 Oct. Oct Oct 10
Fresh EXTRAS SAFE 34iAc 35He 36c
Firsts ..---- Sic Bic Sic 32c
Seconds @ 2ss sss 2se 2se
Cheese-California fancy fats, 17c per Is.
steady; do frsts. 15c. steady; do seconds
1213c. steady; fancy Young Americas. 1910.
frm; California storage fats 15c. steady: Wis
consin Daisies. 1Sc. steady
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen. cases in
cluded. -
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|OiI and Mining Stocks Quiet
AnnuaIMeetin9 ofBondExchan9e

Bar silver. 54M54%e.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government bonds, steady: railroad bonds,
steady.
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Portland Buft-r NO..

Elgfn Butter
ELGIN. H.. Oct. 1o.-Butter-Ffrm .t 2ac
Output, e94, 200 pounds -'e-
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Oct. 10.-Buttar-f,itv e-..r,o.
cubes, 35d36c: prints. 37G37Isc: store se1Ss.
Egg Market In Nearby Counffe.
Especial Dispatch TO The Cali
PETALUAA. Oct 1a-Ihe price OF egxs