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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-10

CRAFTSMAN mechanical and engineer
desires employment Address $50. care
Age-Herald. S-10-2t
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THE AvALON-Beautifully furnished
rooms; everything new and clean, oos
21st st. corner 5th ave. 7-4-t1
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About 40 new applications have beer
received by the Rev. j. A. Bowen, pas
tor of the Ensley Methodist Episcopa
church, since the beginning of the reviva
meetings now in progress. On next Sun
day the meeting will come to an end witt
two sermons by Dr. J. D. Simpson, pres
ident of Birmingham college. A self
denial will be asked of the members fol-
the purpose of raising funds with which
to put the roof on the new church.
Mrs. George E. Mohns and her sister
Mrs. w. T. Warlick of Bessemer, hav'
gone to Florence to visit relatives.
Miss Julia Hilleke and Miss Agnes ano
Miss Ruth Hilleke will leave Wednesda,
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county, on Big Wills creek; two springs
on place, dwelling and farm houses, one
and one-half miles from A. G. s. r. r.
The And includes about 30 acres virgin
timber, principally white oak and hick-
ory; $500 will get 1T. M-50, care Age
Herald. S-9-2t
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MONEY TO LEND
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
10 acres fronting A, B. & A. railroad
760 feet, $500 per acre; In the city.
4-room cottage and lot near Germania
park, nice garden, bath, hot and cold
water; will sell at bargain.
40 acres near Cahaba river, in original
timber; If cut into 5-acre blocks would
go on the market at a nice profit.
L. G. PETTYJOHN
Phones 1101 and 405. 1826h Sd ave.
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WANTED-To sell a rosewood piano, $50;
oak sideboard, mission cabinet. table
and chairs Gas and range; oak dresser,
3 rockers; iron beds. 1215 10th avenue,
south. S-9-3t
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WANTED-A position as collector; prefer
some real estate company doing a
rental business in Birmingham will
give good references. Address T-50 care
Age-Herald. S-1O-2t
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FOR SALE-S2,300, what are you going
to do about that home on South High
lands east of Twentieth street? Buy
lot facing south, 50x20o feet, in best
section, at $1,000, and build $4,000 home
to suit you, or pay someone about $500
for a place not so attractive? Better let
us show you this lovely, shady, deep
lot on terms. Weakley & Rosenstihl
2120 First avenue. S-9-3t
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FOR SALE-S-room. strictly modern
house, large corner, beautifully ter
raced lot, one block of Highland ave-
nue.; two private baths, hardwood
floors, all over house finished mission
oak, furnace, beautiful colonial fire
place, servants house, etc. $2500 cash,
balance easy at and s per cent.
Smith-Williams & Bass, 600 Farley
building, Main 4946, Peoples 32SS. S-9-3t
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RATES-One cent a word day, no nd'
taken for less than csc for first inser-
ton. Cash must accompany order.
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GAS AND ELI
CITY Ell Co. :. 51l4
X Cal Power 6l& 621s
.0ro ", L&P '6f5s .63 =
INSURA.N
Cal Tns Co. ~ so
Firemn's Fds245
BANK
Am. MI Bk.129 135
Angle & Lon. 159 155
Bank Of Cal. 20f =.
Cent Trust. ..123 126. :
SAVING
Ger S & E.2S50 2eD0
Hum S Bk. i4o !.
STREET RAE
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OIL STOCKS

There was fair market in the oil stocks
YESTERDAY, with Caribou somewhat higher at
I.4l12 and Palmer firm at sl.312 There was
a higher bid of 81. 80 for claremont and lower
bid of 95c for Enos. No other changes of note.
The Mascot oil COMPANY. the second large =
producing company in Midway. has just dis
tributed IFS regular monthly dividend of &c per
share: amounting to $4,000. The company is
producing about 90. 900 barrels of oil monthly,
Drilling is in progress on two wells. There are
80 producing wells at present. :.
Wells Nos: and. . of the Visalia- Midway oil
company on section 25-3l-22. North Midway.
have been: completed The; first viii soon be';on
the beam and the :sec0nd is a; spoutar, producing
323. barrels daily.
Dividends for amounts aggregstihg more. thar
S51s. 600 will be paid this week by oil corpora
tions having offices in Los Angeles as follows
can oil fields company, S1T9. .o93; Mexican .petFo-
leum company; limited. of Delaware, Sf9.99S.s1; [;
Mexican petroleum company S+3 S46 IS; Hua-
SEGA petroleum company. S119.I27.. The divi-
dend TO be paid by the American oil fields conf
psny Is the first that has been declared By that
corporation
With the checks for Union oil company dfyi-
dend.' mailed October 20. and bringing up the
dividends paid stock holders to 81 81 1853. Is.
President Stewart says the generally Improved
condition of the oil industry of this coast was
date for the increase in the company divi-
depds. .
At The meeting, of directors at Oleum Sep
tember % it was voted unanimously to call; a
meeting Of stock ,holders at 0leum Contra. Costa
county,. at ga: m. December s TO: consider
issuing $200000o0 lin 25 year bonds. 1t will
require twothirds vote TO issue the bonds
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain nnd Proyi.ions

CHICAGO. Oct 31.-.An. Unexpectedly large In
crease of the visible supply of wheat. discouraged
owners today and resulted in the lowest prices
since harvest. There was rally, however, ow-
ing to the strength of corn. and the close was
comparatively firm at net loss of Il "a &c An
advance of sc te sc was shown st tae: windup
in corn. comparets with, the last sales saturday
visions the close varied from ~ y &c rise TO Csc
There WAS much miscellaneous selling of wheat
by tired longs, who have been disappointed at the
90c figure for the December option. Interest. is
gradually getting more into the May delivery.
The market started weak in favor of the some
what demoralzed tone. of European ad7ices due
TO large world shipments and to heavy offerings
from Argentina and the Black sea 1t was not
total. though. that the bottom seemed tosfall out
of quotations. The increase shown. 2. 1t2, 600
bushels, was decided surprise and looked
ominous. against only | 35I 600 bushels year
ago. AZ this juncture Minneapolis reported the
edge. on. fhe cash demand and that the -four
trade was slow: December 1uctuated during the
day betweefI s99sc and 9oasc, closing Il G9sc net
lower at 901ac
The country executed flank movement in the
corn pit by holding back supplies and at the
same time sending buying orders for futures.
December sold between 45%c and 4I1sc. with the
close at 4e% a 46s4c. net advance of sc TO &c.
The cash market was firm. No. 2 yellow hn-
shed at 49h a 493.c.
Covering by some of the largest shorts forced
up the price of oats. December ranged from
5Qa4c TO 31ssc and closed 1s@15c up at 1880
31Ihc.
October ribs sold at a stiff advance Last
si'HS. showed pork 25c of to 21ac up lard 15c
down. To. l2c desrer and ribs unchanged to 42l.c
increase in cost.
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Poultry and Game

offerings of poultry consisted almost wi0llv 1f
western stock yesterday. three cars coming ~
over sunday Large. fat hens and broliers CON
tinued 10 sell readily at SATISFACTORY prices.
while ordinary hens dragged at low rates Game
arrived in coed condition and met with prompt
sale at FIRM prices A few cases Of dressed tur
KEYS were received. The birds were mostly old
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. S4.50d5 for small.
S6Gl6.50 for large and SS01O for extra: young
ROSTERS S66lT; do extra, S7.5O0S. so; old
ROSTERS, $JM5.50; fryers S5d3.5O: broilers.
S3G4 for small and S4.50dj for large; ducks.
S7M10; pigeons. Sf.75M2; squads. 81 50d3;
geese. $2.50@3 per pair: spring turkeys, 25d26c
per ID.
Game tper dozen -Nfallard ducks. S4d7; can
vasbacks. S5d1 sprig. $4d6. real. S250dS.50;
widgeOn. S2-5OM3.50: sp0Onhills. S2dS. gray
geese. S3N4; white geese. 81 500 25O; hranst
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Flour md FarInaceouS Good.

without discount bakers extras. IS 6Od6; super
fne, $440d4. 10; Oregon and Washington. per
bbI. 81 SO65 % for family bakers and patents
aud $405 80 for cutoff: Kansas patents. S6 20:
do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents. 81 40; 90
straights. 81 20; do clear Sc. 60 per bbi
Farinaceous GOods-Buckwheat 6Our. 81 20:
buckwheat Hour selfraising. So. buckwhest {
groats, IS; corn meal. yellow s. white sS, extra
corn -four. S.; cracked wheat. g. 80; entire wheat
Hour, So. 20; farina- $3.50; graham -four. So:
hominy. large So. small So. granulated So, oat
rice hOur. $6; rolled oats 81. 4.25; rolled wheat
$3.50: rye hOur, S3.2 rye meal IS 10; split
peas. yellow Sc. green $3.50; extra cream rolled
oats. $50 lbs $3.50 90 ID sacks 81; rolled fakes
$50 lb barrels S5 rs; 90 ID sacks IS. .25: rolled
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Hnr and Eeedsfnn.

Receipts n hay YESTERDAY we're 1908 tons. all
on cars. No change in confft ons- was reported.
Bran-S2963I per ton ...'7 !.
MiddlingS=S34d dcS6 pei. ton. ..,,. -....
Shorts 6132 per ton
Observation-Disclosures barley S22T23- rolled 5af.
for feed. $2OG31; mixed feed. S25026 for aver.
age lots. linSeed oilcake meal 20 tons $40 10
tons $4,000, 5 tons Sf1 smaller lots s4r so (.
cocoanut cake or meal at mills. $3.50 IN 20 and
10 and $26 in ton lots iobbipg. S26. so; corn
meal, S36d37: cracked corn, S36637; aLfalfe
meal. carload lots SIT. jo6binG SIS: red star al
falfa meal. SIS in car lQtS and SO iobbine; Mo-
deSto alfalfa meal. S1650 I'M car lots and 81 81
tohbing; stockton mealfa %. SIT in car lots and
SIS jobbing: CaprOeo O axe meal SIC 50 per
ton: ealfalfa. $40 in car o's and $50 jobbing
"A; wheat. and oat 80 I'm 30; tame Oat S9n
II 50; volunteer Wild 0a 81 40; alfalfa, s7G13
stock hay. $5d6.5O per ton- = :.
Straw-35d d6Oc per b. e. -. -
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Trcnsnrr Sfatement

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning Of business today was
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500 ssa. .669: silver
dollars $3.50. .o6s 600; silver dollars of 1890
S351s 600; silver certificates outstanding $3.50
Cos 600.
Gbneral fnud-Standard silver dollars In gen
eral fund S63T. .76l: current liabilities. SIP $50
z69 working balance in treasury Offices, S32
6a4.541: in hanks to credit Of United States
treasurer. $35 500 6s6: subsidiary silver coin
S16 aT4 379: minor coin $500 712: total balance
in general fund, Ss6. .55s.
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REPORTED THE Gall
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppcrs
about rs before.
Cotton futures advanced.
Local stock markets quiet.
. silver higher. HoBgkOng exchange
lower.
Wheat and oats weak. Barley
lower.
Receipts Of beaus continue heavy.
Hay and feedStuffs unchanged.
Eggs higher. Butter mud cheese
unchanged.
!. Burbank potatoes active and firm.
Onions quiet
Table grapes doing better.
Three cars OF western poultry Of
fered.
Bank clearines gain 20.1 per cent
over 1900.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
silver is higher. Hongkong exchange i
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Meat Market
-A--


Slsughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
veai-s1s @s1ac for large and s1k@1Oc for
small.
Mntton-wethers 9d1Oc: ewes. sasc per ID.
Lamb--1O15 d11I5e per III.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-13lac for light and i
@121ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. fat steers over 900 lbs. alive. "a d5l2c
per ib; under 900 lbs 565Ac; second quality.
all weights. Az G5e: thin. undesirable steers. 49
gaze.
No cows and heifers Az 64l5e: second
quality. 4@4Ac; common, thin. undesirable cows.
Desirable bulls and stags. 24 @sAc; half fat
or thin bulls. 2624c.
alves-Lightweieht. per Ib. 5%d6c; medium.
5A 151ac: heavy. 464%c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers. AZ G41ac; ewes.
412c.
Lambs (per 1bl-Unshern lambs. 6d6Ac.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing lao
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Informal Session

Informal Session
$50 Montana ..... 100000 Red Top Elk.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Rid ASH Bid As
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cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO Oct. .s1.-Cash quotations wers as
follows: Flour easy: No. 2 rye; I!c Feed or
se0T2l5c Flaxseed-No l: southwestern. S2;9o
M. northwestern: s263. Timothy seed. $3.50.
@ a+d aso per ioo ss s5 hoi snort 1Ss
sides: tloosel, od II Short clear sides tboxedr,
- GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearanees of wheat and -four were equal
TO AIS, oD0 bushels. primary receipts. i44 600
hfshels. compared with 1919 600 bushels the cor
responding day year ago; the visible supply of
wheat in the United States increased .. f42. 600
bushels for the week. the amount @ Of d Dressings
Estimated receipts for tontorrow.~W heat. SO
cars: corn. 416 cars; oats, 232 cars; hogs. 800
DAUY MOVEMENT OF .PRoDrcE
Articles Receipts. shipments:
Flour barrels. ..:......:.... rs 500 47:s09
Wheat. bushels, 5000 rs. 500
Corn bushels .,.:.... .396-2 200 = 4I6, 900
Oats bushels 1880 200 4ls'9oo
D15iff cHnAGo, "G1es Oct. 5l.-E. F. Hutton COS
wire says: Wheat has again made new lowest
price since harvest and there has been a great
deal of evening up. Many large shorts have GOV
cred for both local and northwest account and
there has been much miscellaneous selling br
tired longs who have been disappointed Mt the
90c figure for December. Trade in. the. latter
getting more and more into May. This is
natural at the close of fhe month European
markets have been somewhat demoralized in the
tone of their cable sdvices to the trade here.
Pronounced weakness at Buenos' Aires following
general beneficial rains for the final filing of
the crop have had much effect In Europe The
increase in the visible supply unexpectedly
large. Cash wheat demand as slow as ever.
Minneapolis reported the edge of the cash de
mand there and -four trade slow. Nebraska
continues to ship rather freely to Kansas City.
Supplies on passage increased 1,320, 900
bushels Export clearances today were liberal
at 41s000 bushels. Cash prices did not weaken
as. much the futures by iac TO le Cash sales
15.a00 bushels
.'Corn-with the exception of very brief
period at the outset, when lower with
wheat. there has been very strong market
today. Prices have ruled little higher than
Saturdays close most of the session There
has been but very little country selling of cash
corn. but there has been some country buying
of futures. The weather has beeu ideal for the
curing of the crop during the last As to ~
hours, and similar conditions are forecasted. for
tomorrow. No eastern export call. Cash
sales were 10000 bushels.
''Oats-Trade in oats has been very light.
There was sufficient buying by larger shorts to
check the weak tendency at the outset and froce
small shorts to later. There consid-
erable influential selling toward the last. Cash
oats in sample steady Shipping sales
were 140, 600 bushels. -
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Beans and seeds

The week led Of with large receipts q f6. 657
sacks beans. The market viii contiTue unset
tied as long these very heavy Arrivals con
tinue.
Beans tper ctD-Bayos. S4s25G 4. s., small
white. recleaned. Sc. 6Dd3S5; large white re-
cleaned. 81. 5O6S. IS. pink. 81 25d SO; red.
!S4-75dj: blsckeye. S5d5.30; lima. recieaned.
$4.65d4SO; red kidneys. S5d5,I-p cranberry
beans. S444.60; garvanzas, s.. TJgsS-25; horse
beans. 81 .2jd2 %
Seeds-Brown mustard. 47tc. yellow mustard.
-; faxseed. 5d512c; canary SGS2tc; al
falfs, ISd 19c; rape 102$tc; Timothy, Sl2c:
hemp, pa @3c; millet &c per a.
Dried Peas-CSreen S3G3 . per ctI
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STOCK MARKET

The week opened with a fair trade in local
securities and there were a number of fuctua-
tions. Stronger stocks were Orc light and power
st $50 25 and Spring Valley water at $4S -.
and higher prices were also recorded by Cali
fornia wine at 5000 and Alaska packers at
$ST IS Northern California power was higher
at $50
The following stocks were dividend Ha-
waiian commercial and sugar. 25c; Hutchirson
sugar plantation company 15c; Onomea sugar
company. 40c; Paauhau sugar plantation com
psny, 2oc.
The Giant powder company. consolidated. has
declared a regular monthly dividend of SOC per
share. payable November 10.
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Hides. Tanow. " ont anS Hons

Hides-Culfs and brani5s sell about II ale un..
der quotation; heavy salted steers. 10c; light
medium. &c: light. Sic; cowhides. size; stags
&c; salted kip 1Oc sailed zeal. fjfae. saIfe5
rtif- 1515c; dry hides 1Sc; dry salt hides. f2c.
s.ry kip 1Tc; dry calf. 22c; sheepskinS shear
lingS ga 4Oc each; short wool. t001T0c. medium,
100aOc: long wool anefsSf %; 1afhhs. 2Od5Oc.
horsehides. salt. 50. ror large and - 50d2
for medium 73cmSl for small ana 256hs0e FOR
colts: horsehides dry. S2M2 25 for large and
81 -2562 for medium; 5OedS1 for small and pa
9ec for colts; goatskins prime angoraS. I5cdS1:
small. 5d15c
Taliow-No rendered, 515 G61zc; No. 2. an
&C: grease. 2Q2Ibc.
Wool-Spring Clip. san Joaquin. years staple
e411c- do. : months. a lie; northern. Sononna
and Mendocino 1Sd2Oc; Humboldt, zoe asked.
Nevada. 136716c per Ib-
Fan clip-Sfourrain free. 9a11c; northern and
valley 7GIOc: san Joaquin fall lambs 7a f0c-
do defective and heavy. safe per ID.
HOpS-Crop OF 1910, 1G615c per ID.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

.Wneat and Other GRAZING
Wheat-with the exception of bluestem. which
is lower prices remain unchanged with weak
and dull market.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.471h @1.52h; Sonora, 81. 20
@1.75, white Australian. s1.55@1. SPY; north
ern club. 81 S1.50@1-52M Russian red, $1.50; blue
stem, S1.55@I57i5 per cu.
FUTURES.
10 m. Session
No transactions.
Barley-Cash., prices were lower yesterday.
with dull market. Receipts were heavy, being
%. 1J0 centals.
CASH BARLEY
Nc. feed, s61a g97lac; extra choice bright.
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Visible Grain SuppIx

NEW YORK Oct 31-The visible supply of
grain in the United States Saturday. October
20. as compiled by the New York produce ex-
change. follows:
Wheat 40.120. 600 bushels increase 2.142 600.
Corn 3.51o 900 bushels increase 1000
Oats. 17023 600 bushels: increase. $4,000.
Rye AZ. 900 bushels: increase. IL. GOO
Barley, 2,e5S 600 bushels: increase. no oOo
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....,c,. - p-oducc October 81
Prnvixinns

: cottolene:-f half Dbl. 1214c; 5 half bbls 12lse;
/ tierce. 12c; 2 rierces, 117sc; tierces, lffte
per lb.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
hams 141sc: California hams. 19c; fancy bacon
6 to s lbs 3015c to 10 lbs &c. 10 TO Y IDS
26c: sugar cured. 27c; light dry salt oacon' 20
10 lbs 24c. 10 TO ~ lbs 22c: medium bacon l9c;
Hight medium bacon, 19c.
Lard-Tierces 151Ac. SOS 15%c. los 16h IS
1890 IS 1615c: compound lard. tierces 11%sc.
SOS 12c. los 1215c IS 1850. IS 12Ac; yellow
cooking oil. T6c per gal; white cooking OIL. 'Sc
per gal; salad oil. csc per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots; IN
spected By the government. are 81 per bbl higher
Extra family beef. SIS per Dbl: family beef. SIS
per bbl: extra mess beef. SIS per ool' smoked
beef. 2115c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. s32: clear. SS4;
mess. $50; pig pork. S36: pigs feet. S5Io Tor
half bbs, 50. 40 for 80 ID kegs and S135 for KITS
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NEW YORK. Oct Sl.-AIoney on call strong
at 3S4 "A per cent ruling rate. per cent; clos,
ing bid 315 per cent. offered at 3jh per cent.
Time loans very strong: so and 30 days. Az a
per cent. six months. ~ n4&z per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 55am8 Q per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
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New York 6r,i, Market

NEW YORK Oct. 31.-Flour-Quiet and lower
to effect sales. Receipts 29.495 barrels; ship
menfs. 1899.
Wheat-Spot easy. No. red. 96Ac C elevator
and orc f. Z. b. aflost: No. northern Duluth
81 .13A f. o. b. afoat The futures market was
weak most of the day under general selling on
bearish foreign news. the increase in the visible
supply and absence of export demand closing
&c TO SIC net lower. December closed at 9stSc
May closed at S1.03%. Receipts, 474, 400 bush
els; shipments, 2I23I1
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ss34c: off grades e21a a s5c per ctl; brewing aud
shipping grades. $161.o5.
FUTURES.
10 a. N. Session
May-s1.0T
December .01
2 p. m. Session
.May-S1.0I bid. S1.071a asked.
December OF bid
Oats-Quotations remain unchanged but the
market is weak and neglected by buyers.
Red for feed. S11061. 1Th for ordinary and
si.2oa1 .225a for choice red for. seed. s1.271a@
LBS; black. S10T1a d1l0 for feed and 81. 25Q
10 for seed: gray. nominal: white 81. 4501 1.55
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track. 81 .35; white 81 3715 mixed
81. 81: sacked prices q Ac higher: white Egyptian,
81 :45d !: :47ls: brown do s1-35@1. 40 per ctl.
Rye-s1. 50611 So per ctl.
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SEATTLE. oct. 31.-Clearings 81, ,s21s soIr
/. balances. $154. .535.
TACOMA Oct. s1.-clearings. ss4s,s95; bal
ances S5s. .3o2
SPOKANE. Oct. sl.-clearings. $3.50. .osS; bal
ances. S107 800
PORTLAND. Oct. ai.-cIearings. s., ,s4s, ,74s;,
balances, $1Ts,679.
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Frults-Evaporated apples. IQI1ac; fsncy sst
SIC: aprieOts 11613c; fancy Moorparks, 49, %
14c peaches. So @61ac: fancy, 7c; prunes. > = q
51ac. with no premium for the large sizes; tGs-
Az d415c for black and 5065ac for white Pears,
1O0713c
Raisins-New crop layers. clusters-S crown.
s.. 30: B crown. 81; crown. $3.50; crown,
and &c for fancy; ThompsOn's s seedless. 5 q
5It for unbleached and T15c for bleached; loose
museatel. crown J1ac, crown 4&tc, crown
41tc: seedIess. So @41sc: new raisinS, 81 d312c
in sweatbOx AT Fresno.
Nuts-AImonds. nOnpaFeils. 15c; XXI. lac.
ne plus ultra. 13c; peerless. 12c; brakes. 11i3e:
langUedocs. lie; hardshell. Iis 6sSc; sheled
almonds 30035c: walnuts. 15c per ID for
No I softShellS. 141sc for No 1 standards; No
standard. lie; pecans. I41s G15c; peanuts 41a
d5c; pine nuts. 1S920c: California ehestnuts.
IOG13c per H.
HOney-Water white comb. 166117cs white do
12G121zc; amber do. 1OG11c: extracted. 81 09c
for white. T0sc for light amber and 81 3G
per 10 for amber.
Beeswax-271 sosOc per n for light and 28Q
26c for dark
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-01
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Sbeciol Dnpatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Oct 31.-The week opened with
eggs quoted at an advanced price After re-
ceipt of quotations from the San Francisco dairy
exchange, the Petaluma egg exchange paid 5Oc
for first grade. Independent dealers and specu-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-01

s1.ooe71 10. VI : northern. asi4c0Sf-o1; No
hard. 81 0ss,: No 3 wheat. a5ii 99siac
Corn-So. 3 yellow. ASH u4s#c
Osts=No . white. 30lt d31 i4c.
Rye-No. . T2I5MT412c-
FIax--Closed at So so. soe4,l
z DULUTH oct s1-Flax to arrive So 2
on track 81 61: October s2.62 asked; NoNt N,l ~
Der. So 81 . asked: December. S2.5Iis DID; May
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-01
Northern wheat. Market

TACOMA, Oct. MISUNDERSTANDING: Blue
STEM Sic; club, 7sc; red Russian, rec Export,
Bluestem, SIC; forty-fold, Soc. club 7sc: rec
Russian, 76c. Car receipts: Wheat 81; bar
lev 2; corn 2; oats. 1; hay, 4.
sEArTLE-Oct. si.-wheat-Mining: Blpe
stem S5c: forty-fold S3c: club, SIC; fife. soc
red Russian. soc. Export Bluestem see; forty
fold, sec; club, 79c: ffe. Iac; red Russian TIC
PORTLAND. Oct. Wheat-Track prices
Club. TS6I9c. bluestem. S2MS4c red Russian
76c: valley. soc; forty-fold. soc. Car receipts
Wheat los; oats, 4; hay. ).