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OIL STOCKS

There was more doing In the oil stocks yes
terday and the tone was steady to hrm. T Palmer
B. at 40c
The California oilmens association has secured
quarters in Bakersfield and will soon be located
The Los Angeles Herald says that the agency
members will receive 4ec for the. August output
The report has. been late in appearing this
month. due to the. complex book keeping.
The amount will be practically what it was
considerable proportion Of the last months
returns were paid out for storage.
The Coalinga National oil company, section
per day. The production foreman reports the
well working by heads, but making a. fair aver
25,o00 barrels Of oil ready to run soon as
pipe line conditions will permit.
s2of5 has had the we'll on on the Beam for ser
era days. The well has gradually increased
until now it is making fully 600 barrels of oil.
well to be drilled and finished up with a rotary
rig the west side field.
Communication from G.. $. Johnson, president
that well No. the Pyramids Santa Paula
property from depth Of little over LOO
of the derrick house at intervals of every half
hour for the last two days.
This showing is considered as being phenom-
email for the Santa Paula district, gushers
or even flowing wells are practically unknown
in that territory. The Pyramid company has
the best showing in this well that has ever been
r,,,, O~--~~
Well No. 2 on the Pyramid Prosperity prop
erty In Kern river Is being cemented off at
depth Of $50 feet. Well No. l is to be drilled
through the cement in three four days.
Late reports from Nfckittrick tell Of the
almost general present overcrowded condition
of the transportation companies. OF all the
companies in the field but FIVE are now oper-
atfng. These are the San Francisco -McKittr1ck,
the Associated, State Reward and Jewett.
number of the companies have laid of their
extra help with the announcement that it is
for period of 20 days oply
However, crews are being kept at work on
some wells that are to be brought in and
several companies taking advantage of the
present luli to clean up and repair about their
properties. The Associated is getting very
active in the field owing to the completion of
its new rihed pipe line between Sunset and
Coalings The Shamrock lease of the company
is the location decided upon for a new pumping
station, and four so horsepower boilers are on
the ground for installation Work on the two
other pump stations is progressing In FIVE order
The company iS drilling No 40 on the Sham
rock lease and rs redrillfng well No. 8.
The San Francisco McKittrick, one OF the large
companies in the field. is still running one string
of tools, and Superintendent Jackson is about
ready to complete No. IS. AS this well
is completed No. 10 will be begun, lumber now
being on the ground.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.


CHICAGO, Oct. Big buying rushed up the
price of wheat today. large part of the prr-
chasing was credited to a prominent local specu-
lator who had covered short line of several
million bushels a few weeks ago. Bears took
fright and there strong close at net ad-
vance of 1@11ac. Latest quotations showed a
rise, too. in all other leading staples-corn Is q
&c, oats 1s0Ac and provisions 71a@32hc.
Some good judges believed that the main cause
of the advance in wheat was for the reason that
selling had previously been overdone, and the
bulge was necessary to relieve congestion. Early
in the day values made quick, sharp dip. But
offerings were absorbed with celerity much scat
tered investment buying in progress and
there some foreign purchases of May deliv-
cry. Primary receipts were decidedly small,
and when later cables conceded that North Ar
gentina lacked rain seriously bull furry
started that hoisted prices fast. The close was
near the top figures of the day, with December
1Ac up at 9S% @9SAc, after ranging from 96H
to 9S7sc
Corn made "a good rally December sold from
1880 to 501ac and closed firm at 5o%c@5o11c,
net gain of sc. Cash corn firm. No. 2 yellow
closed at 51a4 6521ac
general demand for oats was started by the
bulge In wheat and corn. December f1uctuated
between 32ssc and 33c and finished s@Ac net
higher at $3.50.
The close left pork 15c dearer lard more
costly by ~ aloe and ribs at an advance of
TIC to 2211c.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains


Wheat-Chicago was higher and this market
was reported in better Tone though prices re-
mained unchanged
The following able is from Argentina:
Prospects in the north ralf of the province of
Santa Fe doubtful southern half is good.
The crop in Buenos Aires is thriving well. Cor
dova Is expected to have heavy crop. General
estimate of crops Is good.
The province Of Santa Fe has 20 per cent of
the country's wheat acreage: with half of this
bad. the damage is equivalent to 10 per cent Of
the country's acreage"
California club s1.50@1 80: Sonora, s1.7o@
1.75: white Australian. $1.6O01671a: northern
club ST. 50 II 1571s Russian red. ST. 50Q1 521h :
turkey red $1.55@165; bluestem, $1.6501.1 70
per ctl.
10 a. %. Session
Barley-Prices remained unchanged yesterday
with quiet market
CASH BARLEY
No / feed. 9115c; of grades. 921a 695c per
ctl; brewing and shipping grades, s1@1.o5
FUTURES
10 a. m Session
May-s1 ora. bid: 81 0sss asked.
December-$1 o2s4.
May-sl.o7A bid: s1.os snised asked.
December-S102%.
Oats-0ferings continue heavy and the mar
ket is still dull. Red for feed. S1.15@
81 25 for ordinary and 81 2715 for choice red for
aud $1.35@1.50 for seed; gray, nominal; white,
corn-Large yellow, s1.e2h@1.e5; small
round yellow. s1.75; western states yellow.
in bulk, San Francisco tracks; Las;
seher white Egypt Eryptan hs brown d.
81. GOAL IS per ctl.
Rye-$1. .60@1.65 per ct1
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Potatoes. Onions and VegetahIe.

There was hardly any change In conditions
or prices in the market for green produce yes
terday- stocks Of everything being well up TO re-
quirements and business merely OF fair proper
tions. There were further heavy deliveries OF
tomatoes. and although the Gamers came TO ths
relief Of the market and purchased large lines
ar Zoe a box. prices remained weak in the
regular trade Lima beans were in less exces
sfve supply and slightly higher and fancy
toes and onions were quiet and featureless
Potatoes-River whites. $4,000 per ell. Sail
Burhanks. S1-5OM1.60 per ctl: Oregon Bur
banks. S1-4O per ctl; sweet potatoes. $2@2-25
per ctI.
Onions-New yellow. S1.0561.15 per ctL
vegetables-Green corn. S1.5Od2-25 per sack {:
tomatoes. 20Gl40c per box; green peas. 3d5c per
lb string beans. 4G6c per ID; lima beans. ga &c
per Ii; summer squash. 65GS5c per box; egg
plant, z0G50c per box; green peppers, 4OQ5oc
per box; garlic. 2Ls QS15c per 10; cabbage, 650
flower. 5OG6Oe per dozen; turnips. 65G75c per
sack; carrots. 654T5c per sack; green OkTa, 35
G40c per box
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
MINING STOCKS
Mining stocks were Quiet

Mining stocks were quiet yesterday and with
out much feature There was nothing new in
the Comstocks but there changes in
the southern Nevadas. Florence 715c higher
on the day at 81. 10 and Goldfeld consolidated
l0c higher at S7.95. Belmont lost 10c on the
day at $3.921a
Of S,o15 tons of ore. valued at $2OO3T5 to the
mills last week. The Tonopah mining company
tana 1852 tons, Tonopah Extension 945 tons
and West End 400 tons.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining COM
pany for the last week shows that an average
Of 99 out of the 100 stamps were dropping con-
stantly crushing 3,525 tons Of ore of an average
the mill consisted of ~ bars of bullion, valued
at S64. 900. and IS tons of concentrates, valued
at $4,000. making total output of $50. 600
An average extraction of SO per cent was re-
corded
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities showed pronounced activity
yesterday. both stocks and bonds being freely
traded in The features were recovery In
Hawaiian commercial from S33. so to $34 80 and
a higher opening price of SAB 80 in telephone
common, followed by a decline to S43 At one
time the stock touched S43.S7k.
Stocks ex dividend yesterday were: Bank OF
California n. A. s.. 25; q. L. du Pont de
Nemours preferred, $1-25; Marin County water,
75c.
R. f. Mulcahy Pacific coast manager for E.
F. Hutton Co. of New York returned from
a months trip to New York. He reports fnan-
cal and stock conditions in the east as ex-'
cellent.
Hereafter unlisted stock quotations will be
printed in this column.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Elour-CaEfornia family extras. IS. SOFAS net
without discount. bakers, extras S.. .6O66. srr,s-
fine. 81. 4094. 20; Oregon and washington psr
Dbl, $f.S0W5.O5 for family. bakers and nafenfs
and 81 -0544- 80 for cutoff: Kansas narants
S6-IO; do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents 81 40,
do straights. $7.20; do clear, 81. so per bbl -
Farlnaceous Goods-Buckwheat dour "a %.
buekwheat -four. self-raising So; buckwheef
groats, $s corn meal. yellow SO. white al s~t-s
cream yellow $3.25. extra cream wbffe a. %
corn -four. 50; cracked wheat. So 3Os enfirs
wheat -four, IS 20; farina. $3.50; graham senr
50; hominy, large So small IS, granulaTed az
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Treasurx statement

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust fupds-Gold coin. Ss97. .479. .s69: silver
dollars $4S4- 81. coo: silver dollars of 1890
$3.50 900; silver certificates outstanding s4s4 :
377 .000.
General fund-Standard silver dollars In gen.
eral fund. sc, ,2Se. .916 current liabilities So9
531-935. working balance in treasury Offices
S34,516,S SOC; in banks to credit of treasurer of
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OF PRODUCE

SAYS:
'.wheat-Argentine crop damage denied but
quickly and sharply early on the numerous cable
denials, but the decline was checked By heavy
buying. credited to large local speculator who
had covered short line of severala amillion bush
the result has given shorts in general quite
fright and brought about general and fairly Tree
buying. Much scattered investment buying has
also been done. There has been some foreign
buying Of May wheat here today, but no 1ndica-
tion of export call in any North American mar
ket. Probably the main OF strength today
has been the fact that the short selling had pre-
viously been overdone and the bulge was neces-
sary to relieve the congestion. The tenor OF all
the cables received here today indicates fair TO
needed in some districts, but nothing like the 70
per cent damage to the crop that was indicated
In yesterdays cable. Latter probably rererreu
to possible loss in the most affected district
regarding Argentina crop. Cash sales 5000
bushels Cash demand slow, but offerings are
light.
''Corn-The market had severe dip early IN
the day on attempt OF some OF YESTERDAY
buyers of short to market the property
again. but there has been good rally since
partly with wheat. The market was oversold
during the mornings dip and shorts have oeen
covering since. Country offerings mere are VT
tually nothing Illinois and Indiana asserting
that the east was outbidding Chicago Cash
corn in sample market steady TO 13c higher
Eastern demand for cash better. Sales were re
ported of 124 600 bushels.
''Oats-Have followed corn rather closely
Values gave way very quickly early IN the day
because Of attempts of some traders 10 put out
short oats that had been covered yesterday Inc
selling the slump was too unanimous utLe
buying and the bulge In corn ano Wneat
started more general demand and prices later
recovered the early losses. Local casn saies'
100 600 bushels
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
SpecinI Disoatch TO The CnU1

PETALUMA. Oct. 5.-The steady price OF
eggs was maintained today, and there was no
change over yesterdays quotations. The best
offering by the Petaluma egg exchange.
which paid 44c for first grade Independent
dealers and spectators paid 43c and 39c, accord
ing 70 grade There was no change in condt-
tfons.
SANTA CRUZ Oct 5.-Egg quotations again
changed today. the wholesale price dropping TO
45c per dozen with the demand for the same fair
Eggs Of first quality have the call with merchants
paying 40c per dozen
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK Oct 5-Money on call steady.
2A @2s per cent; ruling rate, 2&; closing bid
215: offered at "a.
Time loans, easier; go days, 4A641k per
64&.
Prime mercantile paper. 81 @6 per cent
Sterling exchange strong. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81. s325@4. $40 for 60
day bills and at S4.S650 for demand.
Commercial bills. S4. S2h 64S3.
Bar silver, 50 &c
Mexican dollars. 45c
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
heavy.
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Northern Wheat Market
W ASuINCT0O

TACOMA. Oct 5-Niilling: Bluestem: 9O12c;
clnb $40: red Russian, SIC. Export-Bluestem.
soc: club s3c; red Russian, Sic; forty fold. %
@sse Car receipts-Wheat. At; barley l.
SEATTLE, Oct. 5.-NIilling quotations: Blue
stem. ssc: forty fold, SAC; club. SSc; hfe, s5c;
red Russian. Sic. Export-Bluestem soc :
fortv-fold Sic: club Soc: hfe, soc: red Russian.
Isc Yesterdays car receipts-Wheat, II; oats,
81 barley, 6; hay, Is
OREGON
PORTLAND Oct. 5.-Track prices: Club. So
6S4c: bluestem ss69Oc; red Russian. S0ta SIC;
valley Ssc: turkey red S26S6c; forty fold
s5 sec Car receipts-Wheat. 80; barley, 4;
oats, 2; hay, 25.
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Decfduoux ana Citru. Fruits

The fruit market dull and unfntereSting
yesterday except for brief period IN the early
morning and in the absence OF important bust
ness price changes were few. The market for
table grapes continued to improve. large boxes
OF all varieties being in good request at rising
prices Owing to the late arrival OF supplies
frner in the morning than in the afternoon. At
tractive lots of nutmeg melons found prompt
sale at stif rates. while general offerings were
orchard fruits were quiet The feature OF the
citrus department was sharp advance in prices
cleaned I'D. The best lots sold at S. and one
receiver was selling desirable sizes at $3.50 a
strswberries- .5O@5 per chest
Raspberries-s4g6 per chest
Cranberries-Coos bay. sS@4 per box; Cape
"A Apples Ipe (peT bo1,~Fancy tier red. soc@s1 25;
10; Beliedower. 75@soc; choice fruit. s596oc.
PearsEwinter Nellis. s1@1.25 per box; cook
ing varieties. 50@75c per box
Ouinces@s5edS1 per box
Peaches--5oG65c per box
Figs-50c@S1 for ordinary and s1d1.25 for
Persimn,oDs~ s1@125 per box
Meio1s@Nutmeg melons. sOcG$1 per box; can
taloupes. s1-25G1-5O per crate; watsrmelons.
Grapes-Crates. 75@eoc for Isabella and 4o@
sTge Ioa fGT Soxes esne1 musea okay SS%sc
seedless. S1G125: black. 60@s5c; eoEnichon.
s5c@$1; wine grapes, s12@1s per ton, with
favored lots higher.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-valencia oranges.
S. 75Gl4 for fancy; s363.50 for choice and 81 so
az for Standard grapefruit. $3G5 FOR seedlsss:
lemons S5@5-50 for fancy. s3-50@45O for
choice and s25O@S for standards Mexican
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75c@s1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. s263 for Central
American; pineapples. S1-50@250 per Dozen
Dried Fruits, Radsins, Nuts and Honey
Fruits-Eyaporated apples. 7G712c; fancy, so
SIC; aprieotS. 11413c; fancy Moorparks. 13110 a
14c. peaches. 51& 4615c; fancy, 7GSc; prunes.
30s and &c premium for 40s; hgs, AZ 6l415c for
black and 5G615c for white; pears, 7aG12c.
Raisins-New crop layers. elusters-6 crown,
SIPS; crown, S1.15; seeded. So @6Ac for
choice and 612c for fancy Thompson's seedless.
81 AG51c for unbleached and 71sc for bleaehed:
loose muscatel. crown. 5&tc; crown. Sc:
crown. 41Ac: seedless. 3Z 44&cs raisins
31< G14c in sweatbox at Fresno
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils, 161zc; IXL, 1515c;
ne plus ultra, 141ac; peerless, 131ac; brakes
13c; languedocs. 12c; hardsheIl. SIC: shelled
almonds. 29G32c; new walnuts. 15e per ID for
No. 1 softshells. 141ac for No. standards; No.
standard. lie; pecans, 141a 015c. peanuts, Az
95c; pine nuts, 1S@2oc; California chestnuts.
l0G12c per ID.
Honey-water white comb. 16d17c; white do
12912hc; amber do, 10d11e; extracted. S45 69c
for white. 7@Sc for light amber and 1a@615c
per ID for amber
Beeswa1-271a @sOc per lb for light and 2s@
zee for dark.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry handlers reported a firm market for
broiling chickens, the proportion OF such stock in
the receipts being comparatively light. while
everything else the list. except turkeys
plentiful and rather weak than otherwise There
was good demand for game and sound Offer
ings did better. Prices still had wide range.
however. receipts from sections came
to hand in bad order showing effects OF the hot
weather The prices quoted represent average
returns.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. S505.50 for small.
S6-5O67.5O for large and SSG10 for extra:
young roosters. scar: do extra. $z5O0S. old
ROSTERS. $505.5O; fryers, $505-5O; broilers.
$3.5O@4- 80; ducks, seas; pigeons. 81. 1902;
squads. S25043i geese, $295 per pair; spring
turkeys. z3W21c per 10.
Game (per dozen)-MalIard ducks $4G6:
sprfg. S304.50; teal. S2@3 widgeon. $2d3:
spoonbfIls. $1-5O62. so: gray geese, $4G5s hare.
S1.75@2; cottontan rabbits, $3.50
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Bean. md seed.

No further changes IN beans were reported yes
terday. Dried peas higher, with prospects
OF further advance
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. s4.75G5; small white,
So 1903 90: large white, So. 75 3.9O; pink s. =
as so, red. S515-50: blackeye. $1,000. IS:
lima. S4-1564-90; red kidneys, nominal. cran-
berry beans -; garvanzas, So 1898: horse
beans. S1-25@2.25.
Seeds-Brown mustard 415c: yellow mustard
-; faxseed. 5G512c; canary. 315 d3atc; al
falfa, 14915c; rape. 1@21acs timothy 75c:
hemp. 3031ac: mfllet, 2&4c per lb.
Dried Peas-Green, S3 per ctL
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| AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPOI
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and cotton
lower.
Copper stocks weaker.
More activity in local and oil
stocks.
Silver fraction higher. Exchange
unchanged.
Wheat market shows more tone.
Barley easy and oats dull.
better.
Some descriptions Of hides de-
clined.
No further changes In beans.
Butter lower. Eggs unchanged.
Vegetable market well supplied.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Fresh fruit market dull.
Poultry plentiful and weak.
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MINNEAPOLIS Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct Close: Wheat-De
eerber 81 10&: Nav. s1IlA; cash-No. hard
S113: No / northern. s1.12d1. .1212; No. north,
ern. S1.07A @111A; No. northern, S1-oo14 q
1.0SA.
Corn-No yellow. 5112 0521ac-
Oats-No. 8 white. 32632 15c-
Rye-No. 2. 700172c.
Flax-CIosed at 81 81
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The upward course OF the butter market was
checked YESTERDAY the recent advances In eN-
tras proving more than the trade could Sraud-
Receivers who carrying more STOCKS tnau
channels starred selling movement ON tne eT,
change and as every one seemed 70 ne Wen
supplied the pressure 20 sell caused the mar
ket TO break Extras were 1l2c lower At sc
a pound. the sale of two small lots being sui
fcent to put the market down mere was ~ ~.
change in the quotations for eggs keeelpss
were larger than on Tuesday bY about 200 cases
tradesnen were inclined to limit their purchases
of fresh stock in favor Of the less expensive
eastern and cold storage goods. In the eheeSe
department fancy Young Americas were &c
higher at 161ac pound and Wisconsin palsies
were added to the list.
Under the call on the exchange % cases OF
extra butter were sold 24c a pound 10 cases
pounds Of Wisconsin Daisy cheeses were turned
over at 1Sc pound -
Receipts were IA 900 pounds Of butter, 1900
pounds of cheese and sos cases Of eggs
The following the official quotations estao-
lished on the door OF the dairy exchange Prices
quotations. generally range from lie to 2c
higher owing TO the various charges TO be added
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Oct. Oct. Oct Oct
Fresh extras. 33tac 3417c 3S13c Sac
Firsts -..-... SOC sic 31c Sic
Extra storage 30I5c 30Ac 3OHc 3Olac
Cheese-California fancy fat Ice per 10.
steady; do hrsts, 1415c steady; do seconds.
121ac. steady: fancy Young Americas. 1910.
firm: do 6rSts- 151ac. frm. oregon fats lolec-
firm: California storage fats 15c. steady; Wis
consin Daisies. 1sc, steady.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen. cases in
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Disbatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 5.-Mexican petroleum
common again the feature Of the oil stock
market today. The stock sold up to $50 %
closing strong Mexican preferred sold at $6s
Cleveland was traded In to the extent Of 10000
shares. The call:
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Distillers 5s 80. "a II S Steel ID SIS. .1o41s
Erie prior lien IS. s6l4 Va Car Chem IS. 100
Do gen Is 80. 75% Wabash lst 5s.. 109lk
DO cv IS. ser "A Do LIST & ext As. 65L
Do cv IS. ser B 6Slh Western Md As. =. Sc
Gen Elect cv IS. .14314 tWesting FL CIV IS a2a.
III Cen 1st ref As 9S wis Central As. >. a35k
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New York Curb Stocks
Borfon Conner Sfocks

BOSTON, Oct. 5.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says: slight improvement in the London
price for the metal and the expectation Of
large reduction in the visible supply has helped
the copper shares market TO extent We
believe it Will be late in November before The
result Of the agreement to curtail will show
in any great measure Meantime, if nothing
disastrous occurs. the market will discount most
of the benefit that is TO occur therefrom.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street San Francisco
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More Activity in Local Stocks
Oil Shares Are Steady to Firm

the United States ss5 4os 55s; subsidiary silver
coin, $ls 663, ,S96; minor coin, ss43 341; total bal
ance in general fund, S92, ,73s, 436.
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London Closing StocIxs

e1o1ey-z42 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3ss per cent and for three months,
bills So per cent
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Dvluth Flax

DULUTH. Oct 5-Flax-on track. TO arrive.
October and November. $3.50; December. 81
asked; May, S2.55 asked.
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NewEYork Grain Market

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Flour-Was steady and
more active. Receipts, "a ,97S barrels; snip
ments 247
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red. 81 -O4 elevator
and 81 .o314 T. o. b. ohat; No. northern Dulutn
81 % + o. b. afoat Futures market was more
active and there quick price changes on con-
ficting news from Argentina, but shorts Were
nervous and values were higher. closing AT 13c
net advance Deeember closed S1.0S1h; May
closed s1I11s; receipts. 165. 400 bushels
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. Oct. 5.-Clearings, 81 1857 ,555;
balances, S169. .612.
TACOMA Oct 5.-Clearings, 1921, ,713; bal
ances. s103 5So
SEATTLE Oct. 5.-Clearings. sl.749,o7s; bal
ances S2203 314
SPOKANE oct 5.-clearings, ssss sess; bal
ances Sl4O. 500.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
Cash Grain and Provisions

Z CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, frm; No. 2 rye, 7611c; feed
mixing barley, 60@6dC; fair to choice mailing,
70674c: naxseed. No. southwestern $2.4e. No.
] northwestern s. 80; timothy seed Sc. 50@6-5O;
clover. $S@ IA 50:s mess pork per Dbl. $1S.5o@
IS 10; lard, 10 lbs. $12. short ribs, sides
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND Oct s5--City creamery cube
S5@36c; prints. 37@S715c; store. 2S924c-