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Evening journal., 1910-04-06
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
OVERSTREET VERY ILL

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-Former Rep
resentative Jesse Overstreet of Indiana,
lies at his home in indianapolis near
death according to letters received here
by his friends. The former congressman
Is suffering from a nervous breakdown
which occurred during the last few weeks
Of his service I'm the house-in 1909. He
was at that time chairman Of the post
Office committee.
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pUBLIC SALE

will sell al public sale at my sta
bles 4lq West Front street Wilmington,
Del, SATURDAY, APRIL O. 1910. at I
o'clock hftyE head Of acclimated horses
Suitable for all kinds Of business. A lot
OF good farm mares, drivers. heavy
draught and good general purposes horses,
selected by myself for this market. Sew
eral close matched teams. These horses
are young and sound. and weigh from 300
TO 800 pounds.
Every horse TO be as represented or
your money cheerfully returned. Horses
can be seen and tried any time before
sale. No trouble 10 show goods.
Sale positive. and in the dry.
sixty days credit. interest added
s. a. MCDANIEL.
Harry stidham. Auct. Apr6-5t
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NOTICES

NJ OTICE-HOME FOR FRTENDT .lrSs
~ and Destitute Chlldren-The ANIMAL
Meeting and Election Of Trustees will bo
held at 9GiA Market street. Wilmington
Delaware on Monday April nth, al 10
p IN. DAVID ]. REINHARDT.
Apr<-ot Secretary
NJ OFFICES $500 REWARD FOR THE
~ arrest and conviction OF any per
sons found stealing milk or empty bot
Retain MIX Dealers Association.
charles H. Burris. Secretary.
Mar5-wed-tf.
NJ OT1CE-ALL MEMBERS OF LOCAL.
~ No. 6i, r., ID. and +. OF A., are re-
quested 10 meet at headquarters No go
Market street. Thursday afternoon, April
q az O'Clock, 10 attend the funeral OF
Richard H. Mccall. deceased
Apr6-1t WM II. CALLAHAN. Sec.
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AGAIN CONSIDER
PARK BOARD BUDGET

AZ the weekly. meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Board of Park Commis-
sioners to-day further consideration was
given to the budget TO be presented to
Council It will be gone over first by the
park board at its next monthly meeting.
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FOR SALE.

non sAIF~RosEcoMB. r. /. REDS
It aud Barred Rock Eggs. .-
w. ]. MARTIN. sos W. Seventh St
Mar7-eod-imo.
Tor SALE = FAMILY DRIVING
4 horse or will trade for colt. Inquire
r. T.. 904ik jackson ST., between u and
1 o'clock. Aprs-N
T1R SALE-A THOROUGHBRED ST.
i Bernard dog. Address q. H.. Evening
Journal ONCE. Apr6-ft
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters of
qranhad unto the undersigned on the
Twer~g-sixth dav Of March. A. u. 1910
and that all persons having claims
against the estate Of tho deceased must
said administrator, on or before. the
Twenty-sixth day Of March, 1911, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such ease
'i"uo anu FI,WYN 4. GILLIAN.
Administrator.
Address. Phillip L. Garrett, Attorney
at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
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WANTED

NTFD-FURNlTURE OF ALL
w kinds. highest prices paid for part
or entire households. Hotels. restauranse
oface fxtureq roll top desks, safes
a specially. All kinds or stoves and car.
nets sold or exchanged. Second hano
Tools bouRht. Good secondhand clothes
iSoughf' ovsrcoats AMI pants speciality.
Club room chairs to hire.
Phone. Delmarvia. no. 25ta.
CHARLES s. HURLOCk,
Jan7-tf Seventh and Poplar SITS
xxyANTED-iO0O CARPETS TO -CLEANl
w storage rooms for rent, 3l.bO ana "
per month. Both phones.
(,FO' +. LANG CO, 1905 orange 81
Feb24-tf.
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Rritish India has more goats than
anv other rou1trv4sn0 nm. mo IN an
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Nf,TrCm

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that letters
Of Administration cum testamento an,
nexo we're in due form Of law granted
unto the undersigned. on the Ninth day
of March. A. D. 1910. and that AL persons
having claims against the estate OF the
deceased must present the same, dulE et-
tested 10 the said Administering G. 7.
A.. on or before the Ninth day. OF March,
1911. or abide the Act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided, -,-,,e
Administrators G. T. a.
Address. Reuben Satterthwait, Jr,, Al
tornev-at-Iaw Wilmington. pelawar@.
Mar11-qt-eod
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d EGlSTER'S ORDER. ,,-,,,..
N Office of the Register OF WIS;
-. fs.-tIn - mel March 9th. aNlf

~ ONCE OF the kekiHltI ~ " hASe.n
Upon the application OF Flora g wis.
Gun, testamento anneXo. AdminisWatrlN
of Franklin X Wills. late OF Wilmington
hundred, IN said county. deceased II IL
ordered and directed by the Register Of
vilis that the Administrators aforesaid
give notice Of srsntlng Of Letters ot AZ %
the deceased. with the date OF granting
thereof. by causing advertisements 20
he posted within forty days from the
date OF such letters IN six Of the most
public places of the County Or New cas-
lie renuirng all persons having de-
mands against the estate 10 present the
same, or abide by an act ~ Assemnly IN
such case made and provided; and also
cause the same to be inserted within the
newspaper published in Wilmington Del.
and TO be continued therein three weeks
Given under the hand and ssnl
OF ONCE OF the Register Of Wits
aforesaid. at Wilmington, IN New
fsTAIO Castle County aforesaid. the DAY
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ WALKER;
Register OF Wills
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GUIDE

OF WILMINGTON.
Dependable House. Shop by Phone.
Iny =. WILLIAMS co.
h2i Orange ST.. Roofing. Spoutlng ana
Heating Metal and composition roofing.
hol Air heating and Ventllatng. Repair
Ing promptly done. Phones. A26-iy
p. IL RICE. JR.. Co. 0ncf
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
Architects and Engineers si5 Market ST.
a9 years OF active practice brings 10 our
clients, much useful knowledge In design
ana construction. and we warrant our
work correct in all respects.
STANLEY SfLKA, TAILOR
- Southeast Corner Ninth and Pine SITS
cleaning pressing. dyelng and securing
Ladies' and mems clothes repaired
Delmarvla phone 1865. Apr5-imo.
S0 WEDDING INVITATIONS. $50 UP.
~ ht JOHNSTONS, il u. 7th 81.
septSo-e. o.d.-tf
WALL PAPER-l0lh WEST SEVENTH
street Work promptly attended 10.
MarI-eod-lmo. JOHN REYBOLD.
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LICENSE APPLIcATIoNs


N oTIcE-I. GEoRGEs NJ BLACK
~ burn the tenant OF the house known
as Hare,s Corner Hotel situated a.
Hare's Corner, IN School District No. as,
New Castle and state of Della
ware, IN compliance with the re-
quirements OF the acts OF the Gen.
provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing To the Court or
General Sessions OF the state OF Dela-
ware. In and for New Castle county, on
Monday. the second day OF May. A. D..
1910. being the first day OF the next term
OF said court. for n license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale there
Titles than one quart, TO be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable
citizens OF said School District. at least
one-haf OF whom are substantial free
holders Of said school District, recon-
mend said application. viz:
SSsenh Sqisey n es,rv hss W. CR5rnaer
Thomas Slack Richard MalonW
John w. Taggart Tasker r. Clark
VIM. H. Mccoy Frank Mcdonald
John e. Gickr Eugene D. r. sutton
GEoRGE NJ. BLACKBURN.
April4-st
NOTICE-L EDWARD IT, DENNING.
the tenant and occupant OF the house
situated az the northwest corner Front
and Poplar streets In the Second ward,
I'm the city Of Wilmington. county OF NAV
Castle and State Of Delaware, IN compli.
ance with the requirements of the acts OF
tho General Assembly In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing 10 the Court OF
General Sessions Of the state Of Della
ware. In and for New Castle county, on
Monday the second day Of May 1910, be-
ing the next term Of said court. Tor IL
ccnse for said horse. as an inn or tavern
for the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, TO 10
drunk ON the promises and the following
respectable citizens OF said ward. NJ leas'
| twelve of whom are substantial freehold.
| ers OF said ward. recommend the said an.
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Report Of the Condition
Of the Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Com
pany, at the Close of
Business, March 81. 1910
REsouRcEs.

RESOURCES.
Office Building, Furniture
and Fixtures 60. 5 fU,154.64
Loans and investments o. 2,9s7,235.25
Cash and Reserve ........ 443,543.2f
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BANK STATEMENT.


DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION or
X THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY at Wilmington,
IN the state Of Delaware az the close
of business, March n 1910
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ............S ,20I %
cured -. 49, ,.............. ies is
ing premium on same -. L77aSl5 os
Banking house, furniture and
Other real estate ................ 5e52t a.
Bonds and Mortgages .......... 15a3i3 20
Due from National state and
and trust Companies -. 2ai. .2is os
ERsSsnsss fssfss Ssd S5 S1'sT cesas ahS i%S oao 5
Cash on Hand Viz:
Iesai-tender notes 49,. si,ce5 90 im.si 81
~ LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid IN ............s 100000 %
Undivided profits. less current
expenses and taxes paid ...... $4,000 50
Due 10 National
state and Private
Banks and Rank-
Companies .... ...t n,42f,M
! Dividends unpaid .......-.-..... II 81
individual deposits.
subject to check. 960,fi1 IS
ICertified checks .....I ISIS N 1.a73.7iA "a
Liabilities other than those
above stated .................... s.770 ai
/ Total ................... S3,22a, i63 a
state of Delaware. county Of New Cas-.
tie. ss.
T. Richard Reese Treasurer ~ IN,
. labove-named corporation. do solemnl,
swear that the above statement Is triil
10 the best of my knowledge and belief
RICHARD REESE. Trea surer.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this fourth day Of April. 1910
- EHANCIg A rOOrH
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Read rHE EvENING JouRNAL.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN WANTED - FOR RATLWAy
" Mall, Internal Revenue Customs ana
Postoffice examinations. $500 TO sf500.
preparation free. Write for Whining
ION examination schedule FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept BON. Rochester.
N. Mar2i-1mo
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ENTIRE LIST
sH0WED.ADvANCEs

New York. Oct. 7.-Uniform advances
OF n moderate fraction were shown to-
day all through the list by the OPEN
ing prices Of stocks Prominent points
Of strength were found in the railroad
stocks In the southern region and In
the copper industrials. Missouri Pa
ciflc rose 2, Wabash preferred l. and
\ Louisville q Nashville. Southern Rail
way Amalgamated Copper, Utah Cop
per, Anaconda, Western Union and In
ternhtional Harvester large fractions.
The dealings were well distributed but
We're not In large amounts.
The market tended toward reaction
put the declines We're slight and very
few OF the leaders went below ycster-
days closing. The Texas company
stock made n break of64 points and
wheeling & Lake Eric second preferred
ana Westinghouse Electric 1. Gains
We're made OF ia In Atlantic Coast Line
and i In Delaware & Hudson and Erie
SPittsburg sold at an advance of
ipoints.5f
5 me market was .two-sidcd Prom
lnent market leaders were pressed for
sale. and under cover of tho strength
IN the !specialties. Coppers were strong
IN expectation OF a favorable month
In expectation of favorable monthly
report by the Copper Producers assoc
citation. Atlantic Coast Line rose
and Louisville & Nashville. Southern
hallway preferred and General Elec-
trio 4. .{2.s
Bonds, were steady
Small recoverlcs We're made by the
principal stocks after which the whole
market became very quiet. Central
railroad of New Jersey advanced q
points. Pacific Telephone fell ~ and
Republic Steel preferred /.
Interest In the market dwindled on
fluctuations Of no Importance. Com
5paratNe prices showed the leading
stocks ruling close to yesterdays final
figures. American Telegraph & Cable
was lifted H21sTc Canadian Pacific and.
st Louis & Western preferred
lest 1as and Minneapolis &; st. Louis I.
Tho market closed steady.
q The market was stagnant In the final
hour. The drift OF prices was hard
ly perceptible. American locomotive
Welded tx and Sloss- schoneld steel l.,
Southern Railway preferred rose rs
and the common TX 35alit tjsg RI
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BOSTON COPPER. CLOSE n,

James A. Pollock & Co. bnnl...
brokers', furnish the following reca,, anu
over their private wire this oftern e.sed
!, A IN 1s5Q190; Gas, 20a30: a 'g E,a.
ld19S; Chief. ! 13-169N; Davis Da,!i,
c ~ ie. pyHNat., S&@B; Inspiration, ~
Mao,G, Ma1estic. 664os; New. D.. az
ONO, lli-l6gl3-16: Rh. Coaln,' Ssss
m p; lake Ssa7 s's@s; Yukon, a7sal; Che.
tic. 1M@A; c. & H., 54sa55o: R a,,an. .
G11sG6Sh; CRANKY, 27@A; Mexico I roS
35Gai5; New, Con, 2OA Qss; Old Dom non Y
bid; Quincy.73G74; Shattuck, "a, GSa;,i ~
Trinity, 5@6: Winona, S0k; Airam,iS'
51aM 0l3; B. C b.. 51s@ls; Hancock saM
@23: Royale, 23@k; Lake, 36L l3,. x
Lake, SA asked; s. Utah, lNas.
on. 39N @40; keystone, 2%Gs.
a. q M \, u asked; b. Min, 7Ml5: r
L., lO@l2; Ely Con-. 3Og32: Girour
Con-, SGh; La Rose. 3 13-16Ql5-ls; NJ,
", 0h@h; Ncv. Utah, 9S@l Oo Once
S@lo; Yuma, 36I45: Belmont. 4SS1s. A. =
louez, 44945; 3. Coaln.. 1919. a2O; Cent
2o0M; d. w, 47s@7s; &. G., 7SII.
Mich, 41a@5: Nip. 10k@M; osceola.
1.2s@l.3l; Santa Re, 1907; superior
,51%@52h; Utah Con-, 2ad1,s; Woly
1.2S@1 80; Zinc, 2714 @,s; p. b., 7NGA.
Hclv, 2@Hs; Lake, 6ls@N; Miami. 1s%
GB; Ojibway. s@9; s. & b., SMSE,; IL
s.. COM, 39la@iO; do, pfd, 4SsidlS.
Begole. 1ls421s; Bohemia, 47sa5A: Gao.
Itus. 1G1-16; Con. Ariz, 1902: Witch.
1902; Florence. 2GA: Oak, 23is BID.
National, 100: Baltic. sos; Raven, sS
80; Leaf. G07: Tonopah. S1sTA; EN-
Central, 25@27; Chino. 2o@A; Az. Conf.
17A9ss; c.. & A.. 59Rh; G. NJ. 6alo;
Franklin. 11M@&; Ln Sale. lO,sdll;
n u,lS NJ 7
10 bid; Shannon. 10%@S; Tamarack' /.
5S159; Victoria. 21aG3; Wynndottc, ii,
az: Corbln, 141s@15: Giroux, 7AdS:
Indiana. 1901 New, 37s1S; ,Arcadan.
.5@h; Ray Con. 101s@ss; S. & P, l3H
Ok: Apex, SM@B.
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MARKET CONTINUES SLOW.

Columbus Consolidated Is Slightly
Stronger on Exchange.
Z Trading moved along like n calm had
struck the exchange this morning The
orders were few and quickly filled with
the market moving slowly along. CO.
lumbus consolidated sold as high as
( IS cents and did not go lower than 81
cents during'the session. Sioux Con-
fsoldated was also up this morning
reaching 26 cents.
VI South Iron Blossom, which several
months ago had Il little boom that sent
1t to 9 cents, was SOLD this morning at
" OF a cent. and $4,000 shares changed
hands at that price. Iron Blossom
developed some strength during the
session.
The total number of shares that
changed hands was 1880, while the
amount paid out for stock was ,S4,735.T5..
fl On the curb market there was more
activity than usual. No less than four
securities were traded in. The sales
ON the curb were: 500 shares of Bing-
ham Central Standard at II cents; 500
shares of Opex at 20 cents. and 500 at
2O1a; 1880 shares Of Demijohn at 5
cents: 500 shares of Columbus Exten-
sion at Is cents.
~ TODAY'S QUOTATIoNS.
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WANT slAscoTTE TUNNEL.

? The latest rumor on Ohio Copper Is
that the failure of Mr.. Hcin.e to com
plete the financing of the property has
been due to the fact that the pur
schasers of the bonds abroad want Mr.
Henzc to turn over the control OF
the Mascotte tunnel In order to guar
antec that the Ohio company shall not
lose its outlet to the mill, says Stone
ham's market letter This Mr., HcinHt
has refused TO do so far. Without the
Mascottc tunnel, Ohio would be laid
PROSTATE. Mr.. HeinZc. however. Is now
going to Paris to complete the financing
of the company, where it is expected
that some arrangement will he arrived
at in regard to the tunnel. The stock
has been steady during the week with
out any notable change In price.
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FAvoRs LODE MINES.
Senator Clark Talks of Advantages of
E @ ah Veins ts .ttstl

Butte Mont. Oct. Ex-senator Nv. A..
Clark says there have been mines
opened in recent years whose sponsors
claim that they can produce copper
cheaper thnn In Butte.
ut Is easy to skim cream from milk"
he says, but when some OF these low
cost producers get deeper they will nnd
that the copper costs them as much as
1t does the Butte mines. We have been
producing copper regardless of market
There has been overproduc-
tlon, buyers have held off and the price
of the metal has been depressed, The
production Is not SO great. and there
are only about fifteen large producers
In the United States and two or three
In South America and Europe. The
producer has realized that he has made
N mistake, and there is an agreement
as to restriction of production, which
AGREEMENT Is not in restraint of trade"
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NEW YORK CURB RANGE. \
Stock. High. Low.
CONCENTRATES.

At tho special meeting OF the stock
holders of the Montgomery Shoshone
Mining company Thursday, Charles
NJ. Schwab. the steel man. declared that
he will continue to stand behind the
company and seeH!t through to the
money making. stage. The company
has been running behind. although II
made n profit of s5i5.95 In July. The.
present Indebtedness of the company
anu accrued interest amounts to $2l9.-s
SSil5, fs,sS .5, y.
1t Is rumored that the eastern hank
ing ana brokerage house of Hayden,
Stone e Co. IS behind the deal for the
consolidation Of Alta properties. It Is
understood that the properties that nre
Prince of Wales. Continental Alta, City
Rocks, South IIecla, Utah Mines Coal
\ ition and Columbus Extension.
A. f. Holden, managing director of
the United States Smelling Refining &
Mining company. accompanied by
Frederick Lyon. vice president and
assistant managing director, arrived
in Salt Lake yesterday to look over
:he affairs OF the company. 8 NJ
w. p. Jennings has just returned
from n trip to the Dry Gulch Mining
company property In northeastern Ari-
IONA.
The trouble between the Moscow and
the Moscow Bonanza Mining compa-
MICS over the boundary lineswill shortly
be heard before Judge Greenwood. The
Moscow. Bonanza Is suing for ore al
legged to have been taken out through
q shaft almost on its boundary line by
the Moscow Mining company.
l.. A. Friedman OF Seven Troughs,
New, Is at the Cullen hotel.
& i . 80 rs. Il us.
The annual meeting Of the Black
Jack Mining company Is scheduled for
Oct. To-, - "a Il. sr- y u n
The annual meeting Of the Lost
Packer Mining compnny Will pc held
next Monday, ss,i } I'M ysp y
silver reached another high price
this morning and the settlement of1theI
local smelters today Is 54ss cents,
which Z Is %the highest the metal has
gone In two years.
Hobart c. r. HnndSsof the Newhouse
Offices sails for Paris tomorrow from
New York on, q pleasure . trip. lie iex-
poets to be gone bout 81 weeks si II n;
Ernest u Godbe. managing director.
OF the Consolidated Phoebe mines res
turned from the Phoebe district this
morning. III FssS N II ~ N Il iSEs
The copper exports for the week
ended Oct. o. amounted to 4, 7Go tons,
IA decrease Of 800 tons. Tho total ex-
ports SINCE Jan J.. amounted to 2l4,-
$50 tons, a. decrease of 1G.1SS tons as
compared with last year.s, " 4, M ~ 85
There IL considerable talk Of Utah
Copper being listed in Paris. u n
X n L. Y
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ANOTHER lost NINE FOUND.
Mexican Bonanza Discovered TO be
Old Santa Teresa.

Bishcc. Arlz., Oct. 1.--Mexlcan officials
of Cananea yesterday announced the
re-discoyery of the old Santa Teresa
gold mine. one ct the few really lost
mines" of the southwest. which was
known to have been worked by the
Spaniards more than Il century ago, and
which has been lost since 1910.
The main shaft was well preserved.
but the timbers had been removed and
the earth caved in. Two skeletons We're
found at the bottom of tho shaft. In
dians had kept possession of the mine
80 long that its location had become
a mystery to the Mexicans. The Mex
leans are now making arrangements
to take charge Of the mine. 4
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cuRTA1LMENT.

The July production was IN me
neighborhood of 6,ooo,9oo p2uhus
which would Indicate, at tho estimat-
od 1,rures above, aIturtailment of
about is per cent. One unit of the
mil was shut down about the first
of August, and by this action probably
4Io5 men were laid off. The Nevada
Consolidated is making n very low
,cost of production, which is estimated.
at under six cents. and possibly In the
neighborhood of So cents per pound,
This cost is being maintained under
almost ideal summer WORKING condl-
.tions and it Is not TO be expected that
this figure Will be maintained through
ont the winter.
The growing popularity of Nevada
consolidated as an investment Issue is
evidenced by the steady increase IN
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct. money on call.
easier. 2ia@N per cent; ruling rate, 2si
per cent: closing bid and offered at 81
per cent.
"A Time loans. firm; for GO days, Az
per cent; for 90 days 4E6N per cent;
for six months. 4IsGD4M per cent. ~,
Close: Prime mercantile paper, 61SG
g per cent. - go. 80 \ igl! n.
F Sterling exchange. steady, with actual
business insbankers' bills at 4S3.15@.30
for 60-day. bills. and Mt 4:S635 for de-
mand; commercial bills. 4.S2h@4Sa.
Y Bar silver. !52N l4l \, & /.
Mexican dollars. As. st NJ
Government and railroad bonds,
steady. &
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MORNING METALS.
AFTERNOON SALES.

Beck Tunnel, 1000 at s..
Carisa, 100 at 1G
Cedar Tai, 5000 at 10.
Columbus. 100 at 81; zoo at 3Gia;
100 ut SO. 100 ut 35h.
May Day, 1900 at 6h.
Now York, 1000 at 3ia.
Opohongo. 1000 at 20.
Sioux Con, 500 nj 25la.
Utah Con. 1000 AT 3
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. with the weather IN
Argentina favorable for the growth Of
wheat and with big shipments expected
from ports on the Black sea, ne mar
ket here turned downward today. Trade.
however. was light and In the absence OF
selling pressure quotations showed a ten
dency to rally. The general impression.
was that the short interest WAS wa as Pig
was adpi TO lower. December started
at aIa to 9s. a loss Of tiIi to tpa but re-
covered to 9SS0i,
decidedly limited. Offerings were heavy;
December opened a1a 70 aGa off ut 49s
to 49s and steadicd around 4si.
Bears attempted to depress oats but
without much success, December start
cd d lower at S2l. touched a2a@,2 and re-
covered to 3aGX 81
Absence or demand lot hog products
cents lower, with January at l7.TA for
pork. 1o.77a for lard and 9,45 to DATA for
Wheat-F'resh drouth damage reports
from Argentine caused an advance but
there was Il reaction due to an increase
In world shipments and to a falling off
/ In flour sales The close, however. was
steady with December Mt 9s4. a net gain
Of aMg.
Corn-Fine weather. increasing country
sales and poor eastern call kept down
cembers Mt 4at az. n net loss Of Z.
Cash-Corn-No. 2. $40 52i: No. 2 white,
52ba53: No. 9 yellow. 52GpA; No. 3, 512: No.
3 white. 52lGt; NO. 3 yellow, 6lsdD52; No.
I, 5lidI d; No. 4 white, 5lhI52; No. yell
low 5llM52.
Closc--Rye--Cash. 76l.
Barlcy-Cas Goa 76. KS
Timothy--Cash. 9.25: March, SIS.
q Clover--Cash, 13O0G15.00 "A
Wheat-Dec. 9&: May. 1.o4aRi: July.
S Ss.sBss. 80 ts'a1 Nan, Nay Il, Sssas
MegS Pork. bbl.--.Tap3a17H a.. Nav.
1876.
Lard. per, 100 lbs-oct.. 12.77s; Nov,
11.77AM11sO: jan. 1865. SCI
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-oct. Ills: jan,
9.3N@9.40
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Oct. RAW sugar. steady;
muscovado, SO test. 3.45fp35O: centrifli-
gal, .96 test. 4. 05T4 90; molasscs sugar SO
test. $50 I325. Refined sugar. steady.
Coffee-Spot. steady.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Oct 7.-Butter = Steady.
RCreameries. 4l2S: diaries, 2a92S
" Eggs--Steady, at mark, cases included,
51ssa2lA;.. receipts, e,o3S cases; firsts. %;
prime firsts. Is. ls * 81
6Cheese-Steady Daisies. 15adl: Twins,
1905; Young Americas. l6i9l67; Long
Horns, 16l n