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Associated Banks Statement.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The statement OF the
associated banks for the week ending to-day
shows:
Loans. ssss. .ss5. 600: decrease. s4.s27.eoo
Deposits. ss40. li0. 100: decrease. l.64l. 800.
Circulation, $751; S2l. 400: decrease s%, eco.
Legal tenders. $50 s55. 500: decrease g. 57s. 200
Specie. Sl77. .33s. 200; decrease. $l.2ii.50
Reserves, $246. 2S4. 700: decrease. So, 703. 700.
Reserve required. $237. us: decrease. ST.
el0. S25.
surplus S. ess. .s25: decrease. sI.7s2s75.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The Financier says:
striking feature OF that movement OF money
which affected the bank statement OF this week
Is that the net gain 10 the banks resulting from
Sub-Treasury operations. including payments
to these institutions for bonds and for
gold. less excess receipts by the Treasury on
the fiscal operations. nearly offset the loss 20
the banks caused by gold exports and the
movement OF money. there being estimated
The banks gained IS. .sss. 800 through bond pay
ments and gold dsbursed In assay otnce
checks less transfers of money TO the West
and South. and the banks lost TO the Treasury
office for customs. internal revenue. etc. over
payments on ordinary business leaving as the
net gain to the banks from the Sub-Treasury
s.. SIS, 200. The banks lost through exports OF.
gold 81. 75s. 700 and through the direct interior
movement. less transfers. 1851. 900, making al
together 50. 3ss. 7oo. Hence the total estin.,ted
loss TO the banks was s514.ooo. II Is noteworthy
that exports of gold were only Sl2, 800 more
than the weeks surplus revenues OF the Sub
Treasury. The bank statement showed loss
OF 50. 7oo 700 in cash The discrepancy between
arises from the fact that considerable sums
which were paid for bonds distributed
to institutions other than banks: otherwise that
the bank average system Is to a great extent
responsible for the difference. Loans decreased
A.sZ. 800. indicating liquidation OF exchange
loan contracts and deposits were diminished by
OF loans and of cash. The surplus reserve was
reduced 81. 792. 185, now standing at IS, 63s, ,925.
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Decidnons and Citrus Fruits.

The narrow-gauge train came in late with
Grapes and the market was oversupplied In
consequence. Large boxes were weak at S5c@
81 50 and most small boxes were carried over
Berries from the south were also late and
went to the Gamers.
The weather was against citrus fruits, which
were dull.
DECIDUoUs FRUITS.
APPLES-$IGl rs per box for extra 5oassc
for good to choice and 2595oc for ordinary
POMEGRANATES-5eQ7 75c per box
PEARS-winter Nellis. $l91 Is per box; COM
mon, 5oa75c.
QtIINCES-35G50c per box
PERSIMMONS-6ScG$l per box.
STRAWBERRIES-$9 per chest for Long
worths and s3l4 for large berries.
BLACKBERRIES-$iQf6 per chest.
RASPBEKRIES-HG5 per chest.
LOGAN BERRIES-$5 per chest.
HUCKLEBERRIES-5Q7c per ID.
CRANBERRIES-Cape Cod. sll per barrel;
Coos Bay. 50 per box.
FIGS-Black 5odS5c for single and 81 e5dI so
for double layer boxes.
GRAPES-Verdels 3oG65c per box and crate:
Tokay, 40I75c: Isabellas. nominal; Muscat, 400
75c: Black. 40m75c; Cornichons. 40G75c.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. 75ca$2 for COM
mon 81 50a3 for good to choice and 50 50 for
fancy; new Eavels, 50 5093 so; Seedlings 81 a5
az so; Tangerines. 81 501I 70: Lemons, sOcd7Sl so
for common and s202 rs for good to choice
Grape Fruit 81 50a3 so: Mexican Lines sac
so; Bananas, 81 75d3 per bunch for New Or
leans and sl92 for Hawaiian; Pineapples. $39i
per dozen.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The foreign markets remained
about the same. Paris futures were lower
Chicago was easy, but no lower. Indifferent
cables encouraged the bears. The Southwest
sent bullish news. accompanied by buying
orders. Bradstreet's estimated that the world q
supply was 30. 000. 900 bushels less than at this
time last year. Private wires to this city ex-
pressed anticipations for continued large
feeding 10 livestock would use up good deal
This market was nrmer on the spot and
spot Wheat-shippinx. s1@1 OK; milling
81 02h11 o5 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-915 o'clock-Dccember-
1000 ctls. 81 01h. May-2oo0. 81 05x.
secord session.May.s2ooo ctls, 81 osM:
81 esh; TO- oOo 81 os pecemberas4 90. s. SiM SStIs
1000, 81 o1h; 10000. 81 OF.
BARLEY-The drizzling rain did not produce
any appreciable effect on the MARKET whish
Feed, 7skc for choice bright. 72h@75c for No.
and 7o07ikc for of grades; brewing ana
shipping grades. 77h@S2,sc; Chevalier. s5c@
81 05 per ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal session-9a6 o'clock-No sales.
7sTc; 1000. 7ssc:. 1000. .7slic. w. ''''
7sNe: 1000. Nc; 1000 7sAc; 1900. 7aTc. De- Be.
cember--2000. 73ssc: 1000 7SNc.
OATS-The market continues very quiet, with
Il drays. u ioGl 22,s; whites. 81 1901 a7M; Sur
Il Os5i TN per eli for feed and Il so0i rs TO. 10.
with higher suotaions IN ths interior thans On
the Board of Trade. The State report on the
Kentucky crop gave reduction In the yield
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When double quotations for Hides are given
the inside figure represents the buying and the
outside the selling price. The market con-
tinues active and firm. Wool and Hops show
no change.
HIDES AND sKINs--culls and brands sell
about 1hc under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers u011hc; medium, 10010hc; light. 915c:
Cow Hides, l0c for heavy and 9hc for light;
Stays, 7Q7hc; Salted Kip. 91Q10c; Salted Veal.
3Sc salted & Calf loAe Dry HI Hides; , ,lsS1Ssc: Ss
Culls and Brands. 15Q16c; sheepskins. shear
lings 15G30c each; short Wool. 40Q60c each; me-
dlum. 5O@75c: leng Wool. sOc@sl 10 each; Horse
Hides. salt. 50 50Q2 75 for large and s2@2 Is for
medium, 81 rs for small and SOC for Colts:
Horse Hides. dry, 81 Is for large. 81 25G1 50 for
medium, 81 Is for small and 60c for Colts.
Deerskins-Summer or red skins. 35c: fall or
medium skins. soc; winter or thin skins. zoe.
Goatskins-Prime Angoras. 75c; large and
smooth Soc; medium, 35c.
TALLOW-Rehned, SIC; No. 1 rendered. so
SIC per lb; No. Q. 4941sc; grease, &c.
WOOL-Spring, 1900 to 1901-Southern, defect
i've, months. 70Sc: Oregon Valley fine. $50
lie: do. medium and coarse. 11@lsc: Oregon.
Eastern. choice. 11913c; do. fair to good, 30
lie; Nevada, 10Q12c.
Lambs. 7h@sc: Middle County. s@1oc; North
ern Mountain. free. 9Q11c; do. detective. SQsc;
Humboldt and Mendocino. uQ12c per ID:
HoPs-s9loc for fair and 1lG13c per lb for
ROod choice.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins.

Beyond the Improvement in evaporated Ap-
pies already noted there is nothing new, the
market remaining quiet
FRUITs-Apricots. 7Gs1sc for Royals and so
lsc for standard to fancy Moorparks: Evapo-
rated Apples. 5hd7iic; sun-dried. shR4kc:
Peaches 5dD7hc: Pears, 4ISc: Plums pitted, az
a5c: unpitted, 1d2c: Nectarines. 5G5tic for red
and shG6lsc for white Figs. S93iso for black.
PRUNES-New crop are quoted follows:
90 i0's, tkQ5hc: 40-50s, 4%95c; 50-6Vs 4k@
Iisc; 6o-70s, 3NG4c; 7o-sos. 3k931ac; So-s0s, 2N
G3c: e0-1O0's 2Ad2ho per ID.
RAISINS-(Price per 20-lb box): Clusters
Imperial, So: Dehesa, 81 80: fancy. 81 rs; A.
crown 81 co.: London Layers-Three-cr
81 20; two-crown. 81 TO- Price per ID: Standard
loose Observation-Disclosures. 4kc: Three
crown, 4hc: Two-crown. 3%c; Seedless Musca-
tells iAc; Seedless Suitanas, 6mc: Thompson
Seedless. 6hc; Bleached Sultanas-Fancy, Skc;
choice INC; standard. 6hc: prime. 5Isc: un-
Extra fancy lie: fancy. 1oc: choice Sc; stan
dard. nc: prime. shc. Fancy seeded. sNc:
'S1Ii HuTs~chestnuss. .selsMc: walnuts. No. 1
So G Xmonds isSs for SI ne iesi:
for softshell and 5@sc for hardshell: Pea
nuts, 5@7e for Eastern; Brasil Nuts, 12612hc;
Fiberts, nQl2hc; Pecans. 1l91sc; Cocoanuts.
y 'HoNSEiY-comb. l20laMc for bright and 100
1lhc for light amber; water white extracted,
60i6c; light amber extracted. lQ15c; dark, Ac.
BEESWAX-2502Sc per ID.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
SATURDAY. Nov. .
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

wiIheImine English (widovr to Elizabeth Bo-
gen (wife OF William Bogen). lot on n linz
Fell street. 1919 W OF Central avenue Uott).
W Is by " his; so.
Richard d. Jones to Edward r Jones' lcs
on " line Alvarado street, 15o z Of Guerrero.
z Is by " IA: $500.
Henry Feige to John and Lizzie Henderson.
lot ON line Clipper street. 2o3:s z OF Sanshsz.
z 2S:51z by " 114: so.
<. +. Weldon or Elise r. Weldon to Mabel
W. Phelps lot on line Twenty-seventh street
l55 w Of Diamond. w 80 by ia; 80.
Same to J. Hall Lewis. lot on s line Twenty
seventh street. 1s W OF Diamond. W 80 By
s ia. so.
H. A. Massey to L. r. n. Massey al intersus
In lot on S line of Washington street 10 e of
Kearny, z 47:s by 34:s: so.
Edward B. Hindes to Caroline z. Hildebrand
Of Taylor, p IL by " 100; sl0
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society TO John
g. Mccullough. lot on NE corner OF California
and Hyde streets. z T7:s BY " 90: 10000.
N. Augusta Hare to Robert A Vance All In
terest IN 50-yara lots 1921 and 1922; S.
Walter T Robinson and c. g Capp Cexecutorx
estate OF Thomas b. Robinson) Thy Carl W.
Elfving. commissioner) to George W. Frink
lot on W line OF Thirty-dfth avenue 200 OF q
street, 100 by w 120: $500.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne1U York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. s-To-day's stock -,.-k.,
was broad and comprehensive in its scone ana
very active all day. L was also highly fr
regular throughout. but increasingly So tovsrd
the last. when the UNEXPECTED dec-ess. O. 81
casn reserves Of the banks reported in IN.
weekly statement was Offset by buoyant m
ward spUrt IN the New York public ufiI,,tcs
led by Metropolitan Street Railway Witch 80.
some ~ points over last night BROOKLYN
Transit gained o.. Consolidated Gas o. -
Manhattan z. At the same tine mr. -
enormous transactions IN Third Avenue stroa,
RalIoad- Feople's Gas came into the move
ulert. apparently IN sympathy and there vyas
q sudden jump Of ~ IN Pressed Steel o. -
the last During the first hour Of the ynsrL'a,
mere were eloely distributed dealings based
On general consioeratiCns, such as the uni
tOrrnly large incresseB In railroad earnIn1s o.
the fourth week IN October and the beIief in
At the same time there was heayy r.si1z1,,s D.iS @
ing on In stocks which have had a con-Ide1sSoi oic
acsancs lately, the realizing being well sh
sOrbec, however. The disposition Ia taL. 80.
increased after the appearance o, tho hanL
placement ana the market closed in some con-
bank loans have not furnished material Sor
tne Wesk = speculation, loans have de-
money Indicated a gain IN cash ~ az tIs , =.
Of over 100000 while The bank statement
explanation IL that the local trIIsf cornnanIaS
nave peen lending money In the stock market
Ano Wltnorawlng cash deposits from the banks
Following the holiday interval on election IA "
this week there was an outburst ~ sct,ysty
and buoyancy on the Stock Exchange which
Insneo the volume OF dealings over the l. OO0, 600
SNARE q cay level The election results them
selves had little apparent connection with the
InoEeInent except IN the case of some of the
rev IorE money stocks supposed 10 be directly
interested IN the personnel Of the New York
City government Stock Exchange brokers
were very large takers Of election wagers on
the New York City contest which NAV have
oeen an incentive 70 speculation. But the i'm
portant underlying motive for the outburst was
the confident statements current that a definite
agreement had been reached for the har-
monization OF the Northwestern railroad quar-
rel The stocks concerned in that dispute
nave made up the largest part OF the specula-
uon ana the whole OF the transcontinentsl
group mas shown sympathy. Nothing has been
learned from authoritative sources 20 show
bow Tar railroads not Immediate parties 20 the
dispute were 10 be affected by the settlement,
uot speculative Wall street has clung to the
-onglcuon that not only was the control Of the
burlington system to be harmoniously adjusted
petween the Union Pacific and the Northern
Facinc-Sreat Northern interests but that O.
concord OF operation was 20 be assured between
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

There Is an unusually wide range In Butter
prices. While fancy creameries bring up to
2sc. what are generally classed as hrsts and
seconds are going begging at 23d2ic and even
as low as Doc, Stocks are liberal that buy
ers can AFFORD to be particular and anything
that In not gilt-edged is not wanted except at
a violent discount. The whole market Is de-
pressed. with still lower prices predicted for
this week.
Cheese remains the same. being In good sup
ply.
Eggs are scarce. They bring about what
sellers choose to ask. Even the common grades
very nrm and well cleaned up
Receipts were .. 900 pounds of Butter -
pounds OF Eastern Butter. SOC of Eggs,
$50 cases OF Eastern Eggs. $500 pounds OF Cali
fornia Cheese and - pounds OF Eastern
Cheese.
BuTTER-creamery. 27G2sc per ID for
fancy and 2l424c for seconds; dairy 17hGs3c;
store Butter. Bdi7c per ID; Creamery Tub
N922hc Picked Roll. E9l9c: Keg. ISGIsc
per ID
CHEESE-New. Iiha12c: Old. Iohe: Young
America. 12hQ1sc per lb: Eastern. 13al5c.
EGGS-Ranch. 42d43c for selected large 400
4ic for good to choice and 371tc for fair; store
3oc per dozen; cold storage. 2oG2sc: Eastern
l99Nhc.
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Provisions.
cottolene is marked down 10.

Cottolene Is marked down &c.
Tomorrow Hams. Bacon and Lard will
probably be marked down hc all around, as
the local trade agreed on this reduction yes
terday It Is not effective yet. however.
thei small advance.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 12c per lb for heavy,
12hc for light medium. 13ho for light,
Njsc for extra light and 15c for sugar-cured.
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. lshc; California
Hsms 1sc Mess sesi M M ~ prs pr5 Me.: earn
SIS; extra clear. S2s; Mess, SO; Smoked Beef,
1lc per lb.
compound and 11c for pure; half-barrels pure.
llkc 1o-ib tins. 11xc; b-lb tins. 1iKc; s-lb tins
12c.
CoTToLENr-ons half-barrei. ioxc; three
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

these OF Onions were 1405 SKIS. Both markets
were firm. but prices showed little change.
Tomatoes came In late. but cleaned up WELL
as they have been scarcer for several days
POTATOES-57z176c for Burbanks from the
river; Salinas Burbanks, 81 25GI so; Oregon
Burtanks. 81 2og1 35; River Reds, 81 25Ql 40;
Sweets. 4oa5oc for Rivers and 7o@soc for Mer-
ced.
oNIoNs-;1 2s@I so per ctI: Pickle Onions
s6a75c per ctl.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas. 1a3c; Los Ange-
les do. &C: String Beans 2lsG3c: Limas 2H1
3i1c; Cabbage. 60Q75c per ctl; Tomatoes, from
Alameda. 5Od65c: Dried Peppers. 10g15c; Green
Cucumbers. 35Q5oc: Pickles. 2z93c per fb for
small aud lQlhc for large: Garlic, 1Hg2kc;
Green Peppers. 40G50c per box for Chile and 40
@5oc for Bell; Egg Plant. 46a5oc per box: sum
mer Squash. s5cQs1: Marrowfat Squash, s6qs
per ton: Hubbard Squash. tsl0Ql5
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@nn[R''A azEI4kilAzT ~ T'NANf'Al
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Large gain in bank clearings last 7reek
Sil5cr and Exchange before quoted.
Spot Wheat frmer and futures 7reaker.
Barley quiet and easy. Oats and Corn dN
Rye reported in better demand for shipment
Hay and Feedstfs aceak oscig and heay receipts
Bedns still in heavy receipt. but steady.
Potatoes and Onions quoted firm.
Butter dragging tnder large stocks.
Eggs scarce and 5ery firm. Cheese unchanged
DRIED Fruits about as before quoted.
Hams, Bacon and Lard be marked doa to-noro7v
Cottolee declined I-4c
Hides dctise and firm. Wool and Hops unchanged
Light Hogs in OsersnPPly and still losrer.
Potatoes and Onions firm and Tomatoes scarce.
Poultry and Game about before.
No change tn Fresh Fruits.
Light trading the stock exchanges.
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.

It was q conventional Saturday market on
the Bond Exchange. business being quiet The
only change was decline in Market-st. R r.
tt ssoass 25. The oil stocks showed no marked
change.
Sales the Producers Oil Exchange last
week were Il. 22O shares. valued at $50 Osl. the
leading sales being as follows: Apollo, $500
shares; Independence. 1000; Junction, 1s, 900;
Monarch. 1000: Petroleum Center. 20. geo; Reed.
32'5; Twenty-eight, 1850; Occidental, 200;
Lion. Il, $50.
The San Francisco OIL Exchange has decided
TO call q special meeting OF the members TO
discuss the proposition to dissolve said asso-
citation. The meeting will take place Monday
November q at q n m
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Foreign Futures.
LIVERPOOL.
Eastern livestock Market.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Nov. s.-CATTLE-Receipts 900;
steady: good to prime natives. AGS so. stock
ers and feeders $2a4 %: cows. 81 25Gl4 80: heif-
ers, 81 50G5; Gamers 81 2592 %; bulls. 81 759p
so: calves 50 50g6 25; Texas steers. $3a4,
Western steers So s5G5 45.
HOGS-Receipts to-day 10 600: Monday. $4,000:
left over. 5000: active and strong: mixed and
butchers IS 6Cda5 80; good to choice heavy, IS co
d6; rough heavy. S 3Sdf5 S.; light IS 35g5 s.;
bulk OF sales. IS 6015 75.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000: steady: lambs steady;
good to choice wethers. s. 5o14 rs: fair to
choice mixed. 50 9o73 90: Western sheep $50
ss9a so.
ST. JOSEPH.
ST JOSEPH. Mo-. Nov. 9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900; steady: natives. s. 5oQs; cows and
heifers. 81 25g5 10: veals. $Sd6 Is: bulls and
stays seas: stockers and feeders. 81 5Oai Is.
HOGS-Receipts. $500: steady: light and light
IS: pigs. 81 25ff5 IS: bulk. IS 7oep5 go
SHEEP-Receipts, $50: steady; wethers, $3 40.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Lightweight Hogs have again declined. There
are too many here. Otherwise the market Is
unchanged.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-6asMc for Steers and 595ac per Ib
VEAL-Larse. 7gsc; small. sGsc per lb.
MUTTON-Wethers. 61aQ7c; Ewes. 6G6lzc per
pound.
LAMB-7dsc per lb.
PORK-Live Hogs from $50 to $50 lbs. sac;
under $50 lbs. 5AG5Ec; sows. 20 per cent on.
OF from the above quotations; dressed Hogs.
7hqSZc.
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Poultry and Game.

Poultry nominal. usual on Saturday.
One two cars of Eastern are announced for
to- o-morrcw.
Arrivals OF Game were lis SKIS in fair con-
dition. Prices showed little change.
POULTRY-Dressed Turkeys. l5U17c: Live
Turkeys. Hdl5c for Gobblers and l4ql5c for
81 75G2: Ducks, 50 5Oqi for old and ;i95 for
young: Hens. xiai 80: young Roosters.. IS 5egi:
old BOOSTERS. So 50sJ4 Fryers. So 256r3 75: Broil-
ers, S3 5oel4 for large and s3q3 25 for small;
Pigeons. sidl Is per dozen for old and 81 500
75 for Squads.
GAME-Doves. per dozen. 81: Hare. 81 IS;
Rabbits. 81 so for Cottontails and 81 for Brush I:
Mallard S3gt: Canvasback. s3G4: Sprig 81 50
"a: Teal. 81 so: Widgeon. 81 so; Small Ducks
81 so: Black Jacks. 81 Is: English Snipe 81;
Jack Snipe. 81 so; Gray Geese. So so: White
Geese. 81. Brant. 81 25Qll 50 per dozen
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Flour and MiLlstufs.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. % ESQ
50. usual terms: Bakers Extras. 50 15@3 25s
Oregon. 50 60@2 IS per barrel for family and
g 1903 for bakers; Washington bakers. 81 70
"a.
lows, usual discount to the trade: Grandni
Flour. s. per 100 lbs; Rye Flour. g Is; Rye
Meal So so; Rice Flour. 81; Corn Meal. 50 25:
a. 25 Buckwheat Flour, s4Q4 rs: Cracked
Wheat. 50 50 Farina, "a so; Whole Wheat
in sacks. Sc 50GS; Pearl Barley. Is; Split Peas,
S.; Green Peas, Sc so per 100 pounds.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
FORECAST
The pressure has fallen rapidly over the en-
TIRE country west OF the Rocky Mountain. .
il'o1erate depression has appeared on the coast
II the vicinity Of san Francisco. Rain has
fallen generally over the bay section and Will
pfoosoiy tall over the greater portion Of Cali
torT.a- Southeast storm warnings are dis
playeo along the coast from Point Reyes 10
Eureka
encing midnight November 10, 1901:
Northern California Cloudy unsat-Ied
weather Sunday. with rain: fresh southeas e.
winds. baby high on the coast
Southern California Cloudy unse.tles
weather Sunday. probably showers; fresh
southerly wind
Nevada-Cioudy. unsettled weather Sunday
probably showers by night in northwesten
portion fresh essterly winds.
san Francisco ana vicinity-C1oudy, unsettled
weather Sunday. with showers: fresh south
east winds. high on shore.
ALEXANDER @. McADIE
Forecast Official
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Of about so per cent or 20. ooo.0oo bushels short
Of the crop Of 1900, which was 5000 900 BUSH
els.
This market was dull and unchanged.
Large yellow is quoted at 81 2001 25; small
round yellow. 81 25@l 80; white. 81 40; Eastern
Corn, nominal.
RYE-72M075c. A good shipping demand on
the basis OF 76c, Port Costa, Is now reported.
AT-NominaI.
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Hay and FeedstMfs.

Hay and Feedstuffs remained unchanged.
both being soft under rainy weather and lib
eral supplies.
BRANG$1701S per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Kolled Barley $16@17 per ton:
Olcake Meal at the mill, $27Q2s; jobbing s28 so
Q29; Cocoanut Cake, S20D2; Corn Meal, $31 30
q1S.
HAY-wheat. ss@ll 50; fancy si2; Wheat
and Oat. SsQ11: Oat. sS@10: Barley and Oat.
$7Q9; Alfalfa. sS410; Glover. 50 1907; Volun-
teer, $54S: Stock. s5@7 per ton.
STRAW-30Ql45c per bale.
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Beans and Seeds.

The stream of Beans flowing into this mar
ket shows no decrease Yesterdays receipts
were I?o47 sacks. Prices were UNCHANGED
Business was dull.
BEANs-Bayos. 81 3oQ2 50; Small White. $50
rs: Large White. So 5O03 Is; Pea, $3li3 SO:
Pink, 81 SUdI2 Is: Red. So 7oQ3; Blackeye IS 45QD
CO.; Limas. s4 6og4 10; Red Kidneys. 50 50Gi
per ctl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard s3Q3 IS; Yellow
Mustard So 25Q3 40: Flax. So 65GS3 25 Canary
3A@3tac for EASTERN: Alfalfa. from Utah, shc;
Rape, lkQ1Tc; Hemp. 3hc per Id.
DRIED PEAs-Niles. 81 9oQ2; Green. 81 IS
72 25 per ctl.
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Exports ard Imports.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The imports OF dry
goods and merchandise at the port OF New
York for this week valued at $12, ,l55. .35i.
Exports OF specie from this port 90 all coun-
tries for the week aggregate fs24.672 in silver
and 32. us gold.
The imports OF specie this week were $e69 i0S
gold and Si32 2s2 silver.
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Imports of Groceries.

Imports OF staple groceries Al this port dur
Ing the first nine months OF the year were as
follows. compared with the same period IN
isoc- o. Sugar. sse2 800 lhs. valued seSa So7.
against iSs iso SO lbs S. Sc. 40; Coffee. AZ.
:7s.oQo lbs valued az s. 45Siooo. against .. ISS.
SO ihs a. s. SIS $50. Rice Is Ssl so lbs. valued
ot Si3ioC. against Si.Ss1.5oQ lbs. az seil. 100:
Tea SIS SO lbs. valued az s. 04o so. against
=. fc1 80 lhs a. s. 49,. 80.
In addition &C the sugar imports this year
ere sass lhs from the Hawaiian Islands.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

NEW YORK. Nov s-The market for metals
locally presented an uninteresting appearance
to-day The absence Of cable news had a de-
pressing effect on business and values did not
vary Tin was dull at 32t 5oa25 Lead dull at
ut SO s5dl7 for lake and SIG 37,x7i6 s2h for
casting. Iron dun, 80 5oa1o for pig iron war
rants: No. northern foundry Sl5aIs; No. {?
foundry. southern. 3l4Ql5: No foundry. south
ern. slt soal5 50: No. foundry. southern. soft.
Sli 5oGfl6.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

and unimportant trading. December closed v
up at 69M05sM.
Oats were quiet with a small trade. Decem-
ber closed steady, a shade higher at sSh. Re-
ceipts were POI cars.
Provisions had q dull, steady market. Janu-
ary pork closed &c up; January lard TIC ad-
vance and ribs 2hc higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10
Foreign Markets.

LONDON. Nov. s.-silver. rs 7-lsd: cargoes
on passage. nominal, unchanged eargoes No.
l standard California. 2ss 7isd; English country
markets, firm.
! standard California, So ND; wheat In
Paris dull; -four In Paris. dull: French country
markets. quiet and steady; weather in Eng
land. nne.
COTTON-Upiands, 45-lsd.