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Weekly Clearing House statement

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-The statement of
clearing house banks for tie week shows that
the banks hosd SO, 599.62J more than the re-
quirements Of the 20 per cent reserve rule. This
is decrease of S6i2325 in the proportionate
cash reserve. as compared with last week. The
statement follows:
Loans, $l.s322. 715. 100. increase s4.625. 500;
deposits $1,4l4. .02s.309. increase $10,5o5.I00;
circulation S47 .901 300. decrease S4.5S0.500;
specie 5000 .390. 800. increase 81 302 400; reserve
1888. Jog, 100. increase S2.01i.100: reserve re-
quired 53.507 075 increase 81, 626 425: surplus
S29.599.625. decrease $6l2.325; ex-Unted States
deposits $31 500. .12J, decrease $61S,500. The
percentage of actual of the clearing
house banks today was 21.30.
The statement of banks and trust companies
of greater New York reporting TO the clearing
house shows that these Institutions have aggre-
gate deposits of 81 900. .4S9. 900; total cash on
hand Sl04. 500, and loans amounting to
$685.. 300, 400.
NEW YORK Nov 2l.-The Financier will
say: The statement of the associated banks of
the city Of New York for the week ending No
vember 81 showed, had been anticipated, an
expansion in loans with corresponding in
creases in cash and other leading items. The
increase of 81 300 in loans was traccable. OF
course, to the continued speculative activity in
this and other centers. The cash gain during
the week 81 153 600 The increase in de
posits amounted to $l4 So, 600, and although
this necesstated increase in reserve, the
gain in cash than Offset the amount re-
S577. 800. the surplus reserve on Saturday stand
ing at $50. .225. The item of circulation
showed a remarkable decrease of S2,90S. 900,
following an almost equally heayy decrease
noted during the week preceding This shrink
age in note circulation is due. has been ex-
plnined before. to the retirement of currency
based on the temporary treasury certificates is
sued during the panic year age The sum
maries of the state banks and trust companies
in greater New York, not reporting TO the New
York clearing house, showed the effect OF more
active speculative and business conditions, loans
having increased 1894. 900 and net deposits
| 1891 900.
The increase in cash reported by the state
banks and trust companies during the week
amounted to a little $1,000.o00
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Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hop-

The situation remains unchanged. Woel and
hides are selling fairly at steady 70 firm prices
Hops are steadily moving outward, win choice
grades now In light supply.
Hles-Culls and brands sell ABOUT a,eie M
der quotations. Heavy sated steers. 12Lse- .pie-
iium II &C; light. 91ac; cewhides. Ice for
heavy si,c for light; stays. &c: ssIted kip. 1:e.
salted veal. l4iec: salted cak, l5e; dry biAes.
ike; Cry kip. isc; dry calf. DE; GFy stS--.
l2c: dry veal 19c; Mexican Dry hide. 10 s.
Mexican dry salted do. l3c; Mexican picked. l5c;
shesp<kins sheariings. .Usl s0e each: snast wool.
356f5Uc each: medium. 20 SOc each: loug wnoL
sac@Si.25: lambs, 10000; horse bides, salt.
s2.50GJ2 rs tor large and $l.75@2 for medium.
35cMS1 - for small and 25G5cc for eofts: horse
hides. ury. $2d p % for large snd St-2542 for
medium. J0cQS1 for small and 25G556e for colts,
deerskins. dry Mexican, 2s4Scc; dry salted do.
246t28e: picked do. 20c; dry Central American,
26G soc; goat skins, prime angora. 75cMs1:
medium, 40Q60c: large hair goats. Coo; medium.
20c: small. 5615c-
Tallow--No. 1 rendered. 4G4Ae; No. :. sGsc;
grease, 2n2ile.
WOOL spring clip (freel humboldt years sta
pie. 10G19c: San joaquin. Z = aeHei southern
coast, G1s6StAc; Nevada. .9612c per lh Fall
clip. rorthern mountain (freel. 613G7l5e: de
fective, 465c. Oregon wools-Eastern. S91Sc;
valley. 1i1ad161sc per h.
Hops-Prices TO growers are from &c to &c
Der lb.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wal street stocks and the coppers lower
Spot and future cotton higher
New York exchange Paris advanced Local exchange
changed
Continued advance in the Comstock mining shares
Local bank clearngs gain 81 per last year
Wheat and barley quiet Oats firm. Corn lower.
Local hay market heavily supplied and easy Feedstufs
changed
Beans firm, with continued demand for shipments
Potatoes in heavy supply, dull and weak Onions firm
Poultry well cleaned up and firm Game selling readily
Best grades OF butter and eggs higher Cheese unchanged
Fresh fruit market quiet and featweless
Dried fruits firm with quiet buying
Hams, bacon and lard as previously quoted.
Mutton and lamb higher, with supplies decreasing.
hool hides and hops as before stated.
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Poultry and Gnme

There we're 81 cases of dressed turkeys received
from state shipping points on the early express
trains yesterday, and the first noteworthy ship
ments of Oregon stock came TO hand around
noon. The deliveries of Oregon stock approx
mated 10 tons and reached the stores when the
receivers were winding up the weeks business.
Sales were good at the previously quoted rates.
though the outside quotation of 26c was obtained
only in small way. 25c being the top with
most sellers. As was the case the preceding
days of the week. spectators were the principal
buyers. All kinds of live poultry were pretty
we'll cleaned up and the market for such had n
steady to firm closing. Five ears of western
chickens were marketed during the week. There
was good Saturday demand for game and
choice stock was quickly closed out at firm
prices. while thin and otherwise poor lots had to
be sold cheap.
Poultry iper dozen}- Hens. x4045O for
small, $3.50 od6- 50 for large and s79e for extras:
ROSTERS, IS 5oq 4 go; fryers s5 50d6: large
broilers, $i.50G5.50; small broilers, s3.5oG4;
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Provisions

There is nothing new TO report in this market
ouotatio stand the same and business Is re
ported fair.
Cured meats-Bacon. s to 10 lbs. 1Tisc; 10 to
IL lbs 1Siac; light mediums 14c; medium, 144ee,
lbs, 2ul5c; 6 to 10 lbs. 1870; 10 TO IL lbs
1Sise; fancy sugar cured. 23e per 10; Englisr
cured bacon. s 10 lbs f9.ac; s 10 10 lbs. lSi5c'
10 To II lbs II &c; eastern sugar cured hams
iG1le for medium and i6kc for liyht extra
Hne brands. lie; California hams. lac; rles.
beef. s11.5U per bbl; family, S125e; extra fana
ness. S21;spIg pork s25; pigs feet. So for hsi
bills $3.50 for % Ii kegs and s1.50 fer kits
smoked neef. 1915 G32oc per ID.
Largi--Tierees quoted at Sc foT California
compound and 125ac for California pure e.ssrerl
pure IaIac for tierces; half bbis. pure i5c
80 III tins. 1.Slc; 10 10 tins. I3lte; 10 tins
135sc: = III tins, 13t@e-
Cottolene-One half bbl, 9ssc; halt ,5bls
ossc; fierce, 913c; tierces. Sssc; tierees
91tc.
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Eeg Market in Nearby Coant,e..

PETALUMA. Nov. 21.-Eifty three cents was
the best price paid for eggs today in Petalupla-
The Petaluma egg exchange had informal
poultry associations OF California to be repre-
sented at the forthcoming poultry show 70 be
held at Petaluma in December. mainly with the
object of holding convention with regard TO
the proposed state poultry cooperative associa-
tion.
SANTA ROSA, Nov. 21.-The local egg market
took another raise of ic today. when dealers
quoted 53c per dozen for choice and 42e for
seconds
still remains at 46c. with the demand exceeding
the supply. Merchants sell for soc; cold stor-
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO Nov 21.-Continued liberal re-
ceipts of wheat in the northwest and southwest
had depressing effect on the local wheat msr-
ket today. Trade In the pit was dull the
entire day and sentiment was bearish. with the
exception of a few minutes at the opening.
There were developments in the situa-
tion and the majority of pit traders were in
clned to favor the selling side OF the market
owing to the continued free movement of wheat
In this country. Prices during the day fuctua ted
over n range of y Mssc to 4 q se. The close
was weak at almost the lowest price. with
December at $1.04A and May at Sl-0s
Corn displayed slight frmness early. The
close was easy with prices unchanged to Ac
lower.
Trade in oats was dull and the range narrow.
The close was easy. with prices a shade to
4c lower
Provisions were weak at the close.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Articles Open High. Low. Close
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Money on call, nomi-
nal; time loans. duh and easy; 60 days. 3
per cent 80 days, "a per cent; six months,
51hM3a per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4G4la per cent:
sterling exchange Arm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.S4M 4.S4l0c for GO day bills
and at 4.sGl5ql4S625 for demand
Commercial hills. 1875 al s57sc
Bar silver $3.50.
Mexican dollars 45c.
Government bonds steady. railroad bonds r-
regular
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Bcans and seeds

Beans continue frm, with continued demand
Beans tper ctl-Bayo S2.S0dlS05: pea, $4.5
G475;s small white. S4.400l460; large white,
IS som3 80; pink. 81 so; red, Ss.75G4;
blackeye, S3@3.15; lmas, S4.359I4.4o; red kid
neys So 25G7 800: cranberry beans, $2.30M 30:
Garyanzas 81 $150M260 horse beans, $150@2 2.
Seeds-Brown mustard, $3.75: yellow mustard,
nominal; faxseed. $2.T59l3, carload lots; canary.
&c; alfalfa, TX Gl121ac; rape. cleaned. 2G2iec;
timothy nominal hemp. &c; millet, eM 43lc c
per lb; broom corn seed, $24421 per ton.
Dried Pcas-Green are quoted at $2-2lQt2. 90:
Niles Sy@3.25 asked per GENITAL.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 21.-The leading cash quota
tions were as follows: Flour-Steady: winter
patents. s4.4od 4s5; straights, $4.20@465;
spring patents S5.I5G540; straights, S3.90@
4.75; takers. S2.90d4, Wheat-No. spring.
81. 1.06@1.0S; No. 3, 95c@$l.o o.: No. red, s1.04ef
LOSS. Corn-No. ., 634 @6S1sc; No. yellow.
63A 6631ac. Oats-No. 3 white. A 3 a SIC. Rye
No. y 74hc. BarIey-Good feeding. 57d 59c:
fair 10 choice mailing. 60@64e Flaxsed-No. i
northwestern. $1.43i2 Timothy seed-Prim..
1896. Clover-Contract grades S9.15. Short
ribs, sides Qoosel, $S.25@s.75. Mess pork. per
bbl. S14.6212 1475. Lard. per 100 lbs, $937 g
Short clear sides lhoxedk 81 75nQ
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Decihnnn. nnd Cftrns Frnifr

There was some extra buying for sunday
wants on the part of local fradesmen yesterday.
but as they were combining their purchases to
citrus goods. apples, grapes and berries, as 4
rnie. the volume OF trade was not much larger
than on any OF the preceding days OF the week.
Receipts Of table grapes we're extremely light
and both large and small packages were held at
at sharply advanced prices. choice musea Is
abundance and only fancy stock in forr tier
boxes showed any hrmness there being very
little doing in cheap fruit, which in heavy
supply. AS usual on Saturday. berries were
provement. There were no established prices for
the odds and ends Of figs that were Offering.
and persimmOns, pears and ounces continued
TO drag. In the citrus department there WAS 4
fair call for grapefruit. tanRcrines and well
eolored navels. The latter were rather easy and
colored stock that was held st 81 box on the
preceding day could be bought al $3.50 and even
a little less. Lemons were reported easier at
shipping points. but local handlers were still
asking perviOus- prices
Strawberries -$6qS per chest.
Raspberries-S per chest.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. $13 per bbl Coos
Apples tper boxl-Fauey hellhower. 6J4SJc;
other fancy. 90cGlS1.25; common to choice, 100
roc; Christmas apples. s1.50@2
Pears-winter Nelils. T5cGsI % per box;
cooking varieties. 50G15e.
Quinces--50d 7Jc per box.
Figs-Nominal
Persisnmons Sls1 per boV.
Grapes-75c@S1.25 for small packages and
$1.2JM2 for large boxes
Citrus Fruits Gper boxl-yaleneia oranges.
$1.J0M3.5O; navels. $2.2J6l3; tangerines SJcH
81 for small and 81 for large boxes; grapefruit.
81 SOFA lemons, S363.50 for fancy, $2d2. SO
for choice and $I.259l-5o for standards; lines.
s4@5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas s1@1 80 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s.. SOFAS for central Amerf-
can; pineapples. 81 .25G2. so.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

After several DAYS OF dullness business in hut
ter and eggs suddenly took a squirt yesterday !.
trading between first hand dealers and sales to
the retail trade being unusually active for the
last day Of the week The Increased trading
sent the quotations for the extra and second
grades OF fresh butter up 1e a pound and there
was similar advance in the two upper grades
OF fresh eggs. Butter handlers were figuring
that there would be. enough extras on hand to
tide the market over until the arrival Of the
regular Humboldt steamer. which falls due to-
morrow, but they found that such was not the
case when they tried to buy at the old quota
tfon yesterday. Supplies Of the upper grades OF
eggs We're barely sufficient for yesterdays re-
for all needs under ordinary conditions. Cheese
undisturhed. t-+s--
The following sales were made the ex-
Butter-l0 cases of fresh local extras at s2e
and 40 at 81 13e Pounds
54lae. 80 at 55c and cases Of pullet esgs at
43c a dozen.
Receipts were 1920 lbs butter, 5000 lbs
The following are official quotations. estab-
llshed by sales bids and offers on the door OF
the dairy exchange Prices in the street. while
range from re TO &c higher, owing TO the vart-
GUS charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, - iae per 10,
steady; do hrsts, &c. steady do seconds. &c.
hrm do thirds, zoe, steady; eastern extras. 21c.
steady; eastern ladies' hrm at 22e for extras .',.
firm; picked butter, 23@c, steady; storage
packing stock. 81 1se firm
Cheese-Cslifornfa: Fancy fats. Ike per ID.
weak; do hrsts, he firm; do seconds II &c.
firm; fancy NoanS Americas, lie. nrn; do hrsts.
16c. firm: storage fats, 12Ec. firm; Oregon:
Fancy nats. lie, firm: fancy Young Americas.
1G2c, firm; fancy eastern cheddars. lie. steady
Oregon storage fats, 13Hc firm; do Young
Americas, 15c. firm.
Eggs (per dozen cases ineluded) California
fresh extras 5Jc firm; do 6rsts. Sic, firm;
do seconds, 4Oc. frnt: do ti,frcs. sc. nrm-
Storage Soods-Califorpia extras. SIC, firm; do
Ii I'm. n.
ern extras, 2S1se. firm; do hTsts, &c nrIn; DO
seconds, 35c, firm.
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Dried Fruits. Rai.sn.. Nut. and Hone,

Fruits continue nrn, with tendency upward.
Prices remain unchanged.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 51s st9ec: apricots.
1s@lce; peaches. 4@412c for standards 51Gc
for choice and &c for fancy; pears 4M7lSc:
pitted plums Tnoe; nectarines. safe: figs
21aM4e prunes. 4 size basis, 3eg5i9e. with a
premium for the larger sizes
Raisins-Clusters- crown. 81. London lay
ers-a crown, 81 10: crown, $1.20. Seeded
5atmsKc; seedless "a G33hc; Thompson's seed
less 3la 6l4c for unbleaehed: loose museatels &c
for crown. &c for crown and 3lac for /.
crown.
Nuts-Almonds nonpsreils I11s112e; XXI.
lOJa@I1c; ne plus ultra, 10c; brakes, 9iSe.
iangnedoes. S1a GB9c: bardshells. he. Walnuts--
1215 m13e per lb for No. l softshell and SNlOc
for No. do f2e Tor No. i hardshel and Size
for No do; chestnutx. log l2i5c for california
and 10@11e for Italian; hlberts, l2h@l4c; pc
cans, 1oGl1e.
Honey-water white comb. nominal none
here: white, -l5c. light amber i26I l3c; smber,
1915 ollie; dark amber e61I0c. water white
extracted nominal; white. 7GtSe; light amber.
6ls dTc; dark amber end eandied. 4lsG5l1e per
pound
Beeswax-2T aasc per Id fer light and e5a24e
dark
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Nnrfhern Rusiness

TACOMA. Nov 2f.-Ciearngs. s7sl .O96; bal.
ancc. $110,00T
SEATTLE. Nov 21--cIearings s1.4sS,72s;
balances, 1921, ,675.
PORTLAND. Nov. a1.-Clearings. ss7s. .1a5:
balances 500, ,66T
SPOKANE, Nov. aa1-clearings. 81 l5o 457;
balances sS01,7 ,741.
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Menf Market

Mutton and lamb are nrmer and in lighter
supply
4 local house quotes the following prices on
first class dressed meats for the week beginning
November -: Wethers. If1Sc per h. ewes.
5tsmIc: lambs, Sts69c beef, 5l7u61le:
eaises 6s1Se; hogs. 9tsa3f0e-
DRESSED MEATS
Beef-6flsi4c per ID for steers 415l5c for
cows and heifers.
vesl-5H @Tlsc for large and sGsc for small
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Sew YORK Mining stock.
Boston stocks and Bonds
LIE CoPPER STOCKS

BOSTON, Nov 2l.--1he market was entfreI,.
in the hands Of the traders today and they
hammered il from start to finish catching sion
orders and At the same time selling on the
shorts The large bull interests who have been
huiling the market for time past appea r
70 favor good shakeout before continuing
operations for higher prices and after ali this
liquidation is and a good sized short in
tercst is accumulated the situation will be
clearer and favorable for another rise
II they weak again Monday and Tuesday
we believe they can be bought with safetr
The decline in Tennessee copper was the result
Of extreme manipulation TO which this sfori
has been subject for sthe past month or So
COPPER CLOSE
The following list IS furnished by E. f. Hut
ton e. Co. 400 California street San Fran
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New yorIx metal Market

NEW YORK Nov 2l.-The metal markets
Were quiet and nomnally unchanged in the
absence of cables Tin was reported easy at
30.1215 @30.37hc
Copper was unchanged. with lake nominal at
4 25M 4.50c; electrolytie, 14@14.2Jc; casting,
13.s71a @14.I21ac
Lead dull at 48o@ 4s5c. and spelter quiet at
5.o5@5 10c
Iron was steady at recent prices.
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cond;,;on of the Treasury

WASHINGTON Nov. 21.-Todays statement
of the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $150,0o0. 600 gold reserve.
shows: Available cash balance $1J4, ,6l2,3lS );
gold coin and bullion, So, ,232, PSI; gold certih-
Gates, S43. .35s,4 ,4so
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PORTLAND, Or, Nov 21.-Wheat-Club,
9ee; bluestem. e5e Turkey red. 9ac; red Rus
sian. SSc: valley, 91c
TACOMA Wash. Nov e1.-wheat-M Milling
bluestem, 96c; export buestem, 92e; club, sic;
red, SOC.
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At s. e; extra choice, 94 @elac, and fancy
10h G10Bc
Peaches are steady. although the demand is
light Choice are quoted AT i@Ihe: extra
choice. ~ as. and fancy al Sla@l1c
Raisins unchanged. with loose muscatel
quoted al 81 d6lsc: choice TO fancy seeded al
egse; seedless at 415@6c. and London layers at
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Bufter. Cheese nnl Ecca

CHICAGO, Nov 21-on the produce exchange
today the butter market was steady; creameries
mark cases included. pa 25c; frsts. 2se: prime
frsts. &c. Cheese steady at 12s4 m13Ac.
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KANSAS CITY
OMAHA
OMAHA. Nov. 21.NCattle-Receip
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro.i,

NufHK StUTts---I ptHtfftt stHtH fttSfM
SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. 21.-Turpentine,
firm, 39Iac; sales 3S1.
Rosin, Arm; sales, 3,254 Quotations: B. D
and E. So 30; F. 1922; G. S2.921a 62.95 H.
$40: l. $405: K S4.90; NJ, $5.35; y, $3.50;
WG Sc 80; WV 1910
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Imports of Merchandise at New York

NEW YORK. Nov 21.-Imports of merchan-
disc and dry goods at the port Of New York
Tor the week ending November IA were valued at
$15.339, 429
Imports OF specie for the port of New York
for the week ending today were Slo5.4o5 silver
and $2S6. 4O5 gold
Exports of specie from the port of New York
for the week ending today were Ss29,727 silver
and $6O3 25o gold
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wheat and Other Gralns

Wheat-Chicago and liverpool were both
easier The San Francisco market showed no
change.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.67Ia al 10: do milling,
81 1.T0@1.I2h California white Australian.
81 15gl so; lower grades OF California, $1.45
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Foreign Futures
Portland Butter Market
Northern Whent Market

PORTLAND, Noy. 21.- Butter-City creamery
extras. 35@36c: fancy outside creamery, 32@
34c; store. 1SI20c.
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London Closing stocks

Bar silver-Steady; % 1-16d per ounce.
Money-1iad2 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2ss @2Is per cent and for three
months bills 2ss per cent.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
San Frnnclsco Bank CIearings

Local bank cearings last week were $50, 05e,
06S, against $25. .955. 200 for the same week last
year. gain of S13, ,103. .s6s, or Jl3 per cent.
The financial panic was In its acute stage at
this time last year. which accounts for the
wide difference in the clcarings for the two
years.
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81. Iorj. wool NIarket

ST LOUIS, Nov a1.-wooI, firm: medium
grades combing and clothing. isaac: light
fne, 16M17c; heavy fine. 12@14c; tub washed,
20mz9c.
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Eastern Liyestock Market


CHICAGO, Nov; 21.,Cattlem receipts about
ans, $3.40M4.40: westerns. $3.100l5. 10; stockers
and feeders 81. Goa J.. 80; cows and hefers 81 so
a.: calves, SJ.506II.e5.
Hogs Receipts about 2e,ooo; market strong
to &c higher. Light. $5.05@5.s0; mixed, So %
MG; heavy $5.35@6.05 rough $5.30@5 90; good
to choice heavy, $5.50@6.05; pigs, S3.T5@5;
bulk OF sales S5.60615.9U.
Sheep-Recepts about $500. Market weak.
Natives, $2.40M460; westerns, 81. 4004. 10: year
lings, $4@460; lambs s3.T5@G; westerns,
ss.75Q6.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2L-Cattle-Reeeipts
500: market steady. Stockers and feeders. 81. 70
@475; bulls. s2.40d3.75; calves. 3.25@6; west
ern steers, $2.75@550; western cows. s2.50@
4.25.
.Hogs-Recelpts 5000; market strong. Bulk
of sales, $5.50G5.S5; heavy. $5.T5@5.95; pack
ers and butchers. $5.65@5.90; light $5.30G
5.75; pigs. $4.25@5.25.
No sheep.
OMAHA
OMAHA. Nov. 2i.-Cattle-Receipts 200; mar
ket unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts 6,ooo market sc higher.
Heavy, $5.75M6; mixed, $5.70@5.75; light,
s5.5od5sO; pigs ss.5o@5.25.
Sheep-Recepts 900 market steady. Year
lings, $4.40M5: lambs. $5.2j0l6.
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LOCAL MARKETS

san Francisco Money Market
There were no changes in the local rates yes
rday. New York on Paris was higher.
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New York stock List

NV lUIh SUCK I1lst
r f. Hutton & Co.. $50 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange. fur
mish the following list OF bone and stock sales
Yesterday;
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

There is the usual local and shipping trade,
with prices unchanged.
Fiour-California family extras, $5.4O@6 net
without discount; bakers extras, S54O(G5. TO /;
superme s42O@ loo; Oregon and Washington.
per bbl, S4.sU@o.4 40 for family bakers ana pat
ents and S475 Tor cut off; Kansas pa tents So 40;
do straight 500; Dakota patents, $6.75; do
straight, $500; first clear $500
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash, no discount, are follows: Graham -four
SS per 100 lbs; rye flour, $340; rye meal So 20 /:
rice uour $6-S09l; corn meal, $3.05M3.25; ex-
ira cream do. So. 30 @3.75; oat meal $43O014 so:
oat greats. $4.3094.50; hominy So 4OeIs 80 ;
buckwheat hour, $4O5@4.25; whole wheat four
$50; rolled oats. .bbfs $8@ @7.5o in sacks 81 so
W6,50; rolled wheat, bbls, S4.30d 4 So ia sacks
S55Og3.5O; pearl barley, s.. 20015. 40; split
peas. foxes. $5.05@15. 70 per 100 .bbIs
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-22

ducks, seas for young aud s4G5 for old;
pigeons, $lM1.25; squads. <2.5043: geese, sd
2-5O per pair; live turkeys. 20G22e per 10;
dressed dc. 22Gi aGe per ID.
Came tper zenl=Mallard ducks, SSG50, can
vssbacks, s4GS; sprig, s.;15; teal. Sf-5Oee2-JO'
widgeon. $1.5OM2.50; small $i.5o02; black
jacks Sl.50@2; gray ducks, $2.JOG5; gray
geese, S2@2-o0; white geese. S11 80: bTant,
$l-25G1.JO for small and S202.5O for large
honkers. s4Q5 hare, S1G1.50; cottontan rab-