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WEAK CLOSING
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Steel fell into the
background in the stock speculation today
and the volume of the whole market suf-
fered accordingly. There was some shift
Of speculative preference back in the old
fsvorites, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific
and Reading. but the market, on the
whole, relapsed into one of specialties and
was given over to somewhat erratic move
ments.
The Pennsylvania securities, including
the stock and convertible bonds, showed
further depression expression Of the
unfavorable view taken of the offerings OF
new stock at par 10 stock holders. The
semiannual dividend of 8 per cent came
of the price of Pennsylvania today, in
creasing the appearance of depression.
The money market was tranquil but the
situation was the subject of active dis
cussion. From abroad came renewed inti-
nations of the possibility of advance TO
per cent in the minimum discount rates,
both Of the Bank of England and Of the
Imperial Bank of Germany.
Foreign exchange rates yielded, but re-
covered briskly. Forecasts of the weekly
currency movement indicated only slight
Offset to the loss in cash on subtreasury
operations The net decline in the cash
holdings of the banks foI the week ap-
pears to be in the neighborhcod of $780,
Ooo
A good deal of talk was heard of the sup
posed negotiations for closer combination
Of the leading copper interests Anal
gamated copper, however, was freely sup
piled, in spite of assertions of the good
quality of the buying Of the stock. The
railroads equipment stocks offered an e1-
ample of the effects of profit taking
without any change IN the nature Of the
good trade reports affecting those compa-
nies.
The exports of wheat Gncluding hour)
for the week reached 5,Ss7, ASS bushels,
an increase over last week of nearly
1900, coo bushels.
The closing tone decidedly weak.
Bonds were irregular, with most of the
activity in convertible issues, which were
weak. Total sales, par value, s5,ol4,ooo.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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Local Securities Active and Firm,
With Leading Stocks Advancing

provement and the price question is less of
disturbing factor. Sole leather continues in act
i've demand and business is heavy. Prices are
strong for all lines. Packer hides very strong
and In brisk demand at extreme quotations with
considerable quantities sold in advance of take
on Dry hides continue to advance, with COM
mon varieties bringing extreme figures. There is
that market is largely nominal
Bradstreet's tomorrow will say: Except for
the fact that unseasonably warm weather tends
toward the fullest development of retail trade in
heavy weight and winter goods. the general trade
and industrial report is of widespread and
increasing activity. Jobbing trade shows IN
creases in nearly all lines. The same is true of
industrial operations. iron and steel being act
i've as ever. with outputs close TO in excess of
the maximum Coal is increasing In demand,
and lumber and other materials active.
In the cotton goods trade the very great adj
vance in the raw material at time of nearly
record movement to market is source of unset
tlement.
Business failures for the week ending with
November in the United States were 212.
against 217 last week, POS in the like week of
1908, 226 in 1907, 146 in 1906 and 1855 in 1905.
Failures in Canada number "a. compared with
"a last week and 33 in the corresponding week
of 1905.
Wheat Including -FOUR exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
November aggregated 5,39I .455 bushels,
against 1900 449 last week and 4.94o.2T4 this
week last year. For the Is weeks ending No
vember 4 exports were 50. .7l3, ,634 bushels.
against 76, 391 ips the corresponding period
Last year.
Corn exports for the week are 304. .955 bush
els. against 51644S last week and sl25S4 in
1908. For the IS weeks ending November
exports were 1905, GAO bushels against 1,8es,T02
last year.
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WeekIy Trade Revieu


NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-R G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review Of Trade tomorrow will sav:
Without exception the reports of trade both
wholesale and retail. In all parts OF the country
are more than satisfactory and hold out the
promise for 1910 Of year of an uneaualed bust
ness What this means. expressed in almost in
conceivable figures, is that the United States Is
increasing Its wealth at q rate never before
achieved. Neither the high prevailing prices nor
the discussion OF disputed economic policies seem
In any way to shake confidence or check the in
dustrial progress.
The remarkable progress in iron and steel is
maintained, and in October all previous records
as 10 the amount of actual business booked were
surpassed In practically every division orders
are received in heavy volumes and many mills
are falling steadily behind in deliveries. Book
lngs by the steel companies are especially large
and some important contracts are pending
There is further large gain in the move
ment or dry goods The removal Of restrictions
In purchasing is particularly noticeable in some
Of the larger retail centers
Efforts are directed in worsted cotton and
silk manufacturing centers to prevent sccumula
tion Of high cost goods not covered by contracts
The demand for footwear shows further inn
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Liberal receipts and bear
ish reports concerning the fall sown crop in this
country caused fresh slump in wheat prices to-
day. The break occurred in the final half of the
session. when prices dropped about 1c from the
high point of the day. The December delivery
again subjected TO the greatest selling
pressure and sold off from S10212 to S1.01L. "a
1.01%. The market closed almost at the bot
tom. final quotations on December being at
$1.01ss.
Cables reported beneficial rains in southern
Russia, while St. Louis trade Journal alleged a
highly favorable condition of the winter wheat
crop in this country. An estimate the world s
wheat shipments for the week that predicted
total exports aggregating nearly IA 900 900 bush
els also had a weakening effect.
Corn was in fair demand during the early part
Of the day. shorts and commission houses being
moderate bidders. The buying was brought out
chiefly by the comparatively light offerings Of
both old and new corn in the country although
the frmness of wheat had some effect. Decem-
Der declined sc from the high point of the ses-
sion. Prices closed almost at the bottom, Il q
1ac lower.
Oats were dull and the close weak, with
prices Il al 14c lower.
Provisions were strong. Shorts in November
lard covered freely and cash interests also bought
that product Sentiment bullsh all day and
at the close prices were up sc to 3Ii2c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Arffc HfQh I0r
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Grain Market

Wheat and Other Grains
wheat-Liverpool futures were higher Chi
cago was lower. There variation in this
market
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.S001 L .S5; Sonora. 81. S5G2;
white Australian, S1.90@1 921a Northern wheat
Club, $1.71A @1.73s4 Russian red, S16S$t a
l.SSA.
FUTURES
1880 m. Session
No quotations.
p. N. Session.
No quotations.
Barley-Futures continued to advance, but the
cash grain remained stationary.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, S1.4334 al. .46Lk /;
common TO fair, 81. .40@1 421a, pei ctl; brewing,
sl.47A @1.4sA; shipping lots, $1.47l4 al. .4s4.
FUTURES
10:30 a. Session
Deeember-S1. .4615
p. m. Session.
May-s1 sos bid, SL51A asked
December-S1 .465a bid. $l47 asked
oats-Conditions remain as before stated. The
market Is dull.
Reds for feed, s1.65@1.75 for good to choice
and s1.55@1.65 for poor to fair; reds for seed,
inal at $1.57H al .621a; white, S1.521a al .675;
Texas red in bulk 81 -03, in sacks, 81 210@2l Is
per ctl.
Corn-Small round yellow, $l.70@1.75; white,
S1.S0@1.S5; large yellow, s1.T5; western states
yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track S157;
white. S1.61: mixed S1.55 per ctl; white
Egyptian, S1-6I12 asked; brown Go, S1.67a
asked.
Rye-California is quoted at s2.o5 per ctI.
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Large Supplies of Hay on Hand !.
Coffee Firm and i'm Good Demand

Receipts were o. 500 pounds Of butter, SOW
pounds of cheese and 405 cases Of eggs.
The following official quotations essap-
lished by the sales bids and offers on the hoor
Of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
orally range from 11sc to &c higher, owing 10
the various charges to be added.
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 1ac per ID
steady: do drstS. 80 13c. steady; do seconds, &c
steady: California storage extras. SOC. arm; east
ern storage ladies. 251ac. steady.
Cheese-California fancy fats. 1Ic per ID
steady: do hrsts. Ice, hrm; do seconds. 1413e,
hrm fancy Young America, 1Sc, hrm; do
drsts lee firm; fancy oregon Young Americas
1S1sc frm: do hats Ice. firm: New York
fancy 19c firm California fancy storage
fats 16e hrm; do Young Americas. 1T12e,
frm-
Eggs (per dozen cases included) d)-Californ
fresh extras. 53c steady. do hrstS, SOC, weak
do seconds soc. steady; do thirds 2sc, steady
extras, SIC. steady.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers arc
as follows
Beef-6laa a7hc per lb for steers. 51s @6Ac
for cows and heifers-
veal-7ls @9c for large and s@1o15e for
small.
Mutton wethers. 9@1oc; ewes. sas1ae per Ib.
Lamb-10G11e per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-1f@1115c for light and
e091ac for heavy
LIV ESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
no 1 fat steers over 900 lbs, alive. 4Isc:
under 900 lbs, &c; second quality. So 14c; third
quality. SEC; thin and undesirable steers, 2A q
No cows and heifers. 3lsc; second quality,
&c: third quality. 21ac; common. thin, undesir-
Fat bulls and stays. 1A@2c; halt fat or thin
Caives-Live weight. per lb. 5sac; medium. &c;
9cavy, 4@4Ec.
Sheep (per lb)-wethers. No. /. 41s@4Ec;
ewes, 3Ss G4c.
Lambs per lb)-This years milk lambs. 5M@
sac.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
TO 40 lbs. CSC; 40 to 25O lbs. ~ &c; $50
10 $50 lbs, &c; common. undesirable hogs. AZ
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Flour ana Farinaceou. Good.

Flour-California family extras 5000 30 net
without discount bakers extras, S6G8 40; su-
perfne. S4.S095.1O; Oregon and Washington per
bbl, SJ.30Q $50 for family bakers and patents
and $3.50 for cut on; Kansas patents. S6 25@
$50; do strsfghts. $6O5d6.3O: Dakota patents
$3.50; do straights. $3.50 per Dbl
Farinaceous GOods-Prices in 100 10 sacks net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham dour.
S3 per 100 lbs; rye flour. S3. so; rye meal. So 60
$500 oat meal, s.; cat groats. 81: farina S4:
hominy. $3.50; ouckwheat -four S4 so; whole
wheat hour. $40; rolled oats. Dbl So. 50d7, in
sacks $4Q65O; extra cream do, 81 in sacks and
$3.50 In barrels; rolled wheat. bbls 81. 50. q
sacks S3-7544; pearl barley. S4.75; split peas
boxes IS for yellow and $500 for green per IOe>
pounds.
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Provisions

Cottolene-One half Dbl, 12&c; 8 half bbls
1880; tierce. 1212c; tierces, 12&c; tierces.
12Ac.
The Western meat company quotes follows:
Hams, 1914 q Ice; picnic hams. 14c; California
hams. ia 1Sc; bacon, to lbs. 2313c s TO 10
lbs 2215c; 10 to II lbs. - &C. fancy sugar cured
bacon, % 51ac extra light bacon, 10 lbs. 2215c:
to 10 lbs, 2l15c; 10 to II lbs. p 1sc: light dry
salt bacon, s to 10 lbs. 1S15c; 10 to u lbs ISc:
medium bacon. lie; light medium bacon. lie
Lard-Tierces l5c. 50s 1aAc. los 1880, IS
157sc; IS Ice; compound lard. tierces. 9lae, sos
9Stc los 10Ac, 5s 102sc. IS 101ac. yellow cook
ing OIL 63c per gal; white cooking oil. csc per
gal; salad oil CSC per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl; fam
lily beef. SIS per bbl: extra mess beef. $12. so
per bbl; smoked beef, 2154c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. $27; clear S2S;
mess. $2I; pig pork. S32; pigs feet. $3.50 for
half bbls, s2.4O for 25 lb kegs and s135 for kits
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Potatoes. OnIOn. and Vegetables

Summer vegetables still linger IN the market.
and although the demand for them is falling on.
prices for fresh stock well maintained from
day TO day. The market would be glutted with
tomatoes but for the Gamers, who are taking the
surplus every day at 25c box. Potatoes and
onions In free supply and dull.
Potatoes (per ctD--River white. 60QSOc; Ss-.
linas Burbanks. $1.25G1. 40; Oregon Burbanks,
S0c6$l; sweet potatoes. 15c6$1.25.
Onions-New yellow. TO@75c per ctL
egetables-TOmatOes. 2566Oc per box: green
peas. 306c per 10; string and wax beans, Base
per lb lima beans. safe per ID; summer squash.
50G75c per box; garlic. 4d5e per ID; cabbage.
SOC per ctl; cucumbers, 65GIS5c per box; caut-
flower. SOC per dozen. turuips, soc per sacks
carrots. 75c per sack: eggplant. JOGe5c per box;
green peppers, 5OM6Oc per box
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Nom Ynrk MONEY Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Money on call. firm, 31l
"a per cent: ruling rate, 37sc; closing bid and
offered at 3 y per cent.
Time loans firm: 60 days. Az 64s. per cent;
80 days. ~ per cent; months, 4za4st per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5d515 per cent.
Sterling exchange, strong, at recovery. with
for 60 day bills and at s4.ST15 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.s2A sly.
Bar silver. 5o%c.
Mexican dollars, 43c.
Bonds-Gorernment steady. railroad irreg-
Mar = -
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Butter. Chee.e and Err.

As foreshadowed in the last report prices for
local makes Of cheese advanced yesterday
California fancy and first fats being &c higher
at lie and 16c, respectively. New York fancy
was also higher at 19c pound. The whole
market was firm aud higher prices were pre-
dicted for all descriptions Eggs were nm
changed the market being steady for extras and
rather weak for the under grades. Butter was in
ample supply and Inclined to easiness
Sales on the exchange were as follows.
Butter--10 cases OF extras at 311sc a pound
Eggs--30 eases OF extras at SIC a dozen
Cheese-25 fancy California fats at lie and
4 200 pounds OF New York fancy at 19c pound.
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Dried Fruits. RaIsins, Nuts and Honey

Frults-Evaporated apples. Sg9c; apricots.
prunes. pa 92$4c. with &c premium for 40s and
no Sos at any price; pitted plums. nominal; ngs,
S12 94l1c; pears. 61a @12ci nectarines. od6s
New Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown, 2-0Os
crown. 81. IS: crown. lbs; ordinary layers.
crown. 0Oc; crown. S5e; seeded. Al "A yscs
less. Sc for unbleached and 7d715c for bleached:
loose muscatel. crown. 3Ac; crown. 3l4c;
&c per h. .
Nuts = Almonds. nonpareils, 141s @15c; 1XL<
q lie; languedocs, 1041O1ac; hardshells. $40
&c; walnuts. 111a01213e per 10 for No.
peeans. l541Tc; California chestnuts, 1O9L215c
per ID.
10@12c per d for amber; extracted. 7Iac for
water white and 615 G7c for light amber; old.
csndied and dark amber. 4Q41ac per H.
Beeswax-2712 y 930c per lb for light and 239
26c FOR dark.
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Reans and seeds

The bean market continues firm, with prices
unchanged Receipts yesterday were is, ,059
sacks. making G7, 3S3 sacks thus far this week
Beans tper ctD-New bayOs. S4.5005, pea
$3a3.50; pink. $3-2503.5O; red, S6.5O67;
blaekeye. $410M4.25: lima. S41564.25; red Kid
neys S4.406J4.5O cranberry beans. 81 25d4. 35;
Garvanzas. S2.5003; horse beans. 81. 5O612. 25.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard, 49+f2es yellow mus
tard, she; haxSeed, 4d41sc. carload lots;
canary. 4l4c; alfalfa. 161501fc; rape cleaned.
2@21ae; timothy, &c; hemp. S15 9SAcs millet.
Dried PeasNGreen. SO. 75G4 per etl.
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New York Grain Marker

NEW YORK. Nov 5.--Flour- Receipts "a oeO
barrels; exports. % 500. Market dull and easier
Minnesota patents. S5.2565.50 Minnesota ba-
kers', $4.50G4.70; winter patents s4.3761a.55:
winter straights. S5.15M5.30; winter extras.
81 .3od 80: winter low grades S4.20@4,T0; Kan
sas straights S4S0M5.
wheat Receipts. 300 bushels: exports.
40 307. Spot. easy. No. re1. S1.24x e1eva tor
domestic and $1.201a asked f. o. b. ahoat: No
northern Duluth s1.11la +. o. b. ahoat: No ?
hard winter. s1.15as f.. o. b. afoat. After ex-
hibiting a steady tone during early trading, with
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PouIfrx and Game

Poultry (per dozens-t S505.50 for small.
s6Q6.50 for large and $799 for extra: young
roosters. S6.50Q7; do extra large, $7-50@9;
old roosters, S4GD4.5O; fryers, S5655O; brOilers.
S4G4.50 for large and S364 for small; ducks.
$54S; pigeons. $1-25; squads, S3Q3.50; geese. 81
az 90 per pair goslngs. - per pair; live t1r-
keys. 22d23c per ID fox young and 19d21c for
old; dressed turkeys. 25d2Tc per ID.
Game (per -dozenl-Mallard ducks. $500; can
vasbacks. $7G9; sprig. $3.50; teal S3Q4; wild
geon. S2@3: spconbills. S1.5OG250; blackjacks.
S2d2. so; gray geese. $SQ4: white geese, 81. .25Q
2; brant. $2d3; hare, s1.5OG2; rabbits, 81. 25Q
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CondItion of the Treasnr,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The condition Of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust funds Gold coin. Ss76. sos. .S69: silver
dollars S4S7 .672 900: silver dollars Of $780,
81 02a. COO; silver certificates outstanding S4S7,
6T2. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars, 50. 179.-
go: current liabilities. S112. .25o. .052: working
balance in treasury Offices 500 334 .423: in banks
10 credit of treasurer Of the United States S37.-
05o S47 subsidiary silver coin. $i7 50f: minor
coin. $1.45s. $50; total balance in general fund.-
$ST 7OT 900
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Deciduous and CItru. Fruits

car Of Wisconsin cranberries. the hrst re-
ceived in this market for some years. was on
sale yesterday at s950010 a barrel. The com
petition of this Wisconsin stock sent prices for
Cape Cod lots down soc TO S1O01O-50 barrel
DeciduOuS and citrus fruits were in free supply
and generally easy as to values, as business was
light. Strawberries and raspberries remained
firm continued light arrivals.
Strawberries-SSG1 10 per chest for LongworthS
and S4G6 for the larger varieties
Raspberries6$9G1O per chest.
Cranberries-s 50. 5OG1O.50 per barrel.
Huckleberries-661Sc per ID.
Apples-s1@1 ]. so per box for fancy, 759eoc
for choice and 40G65c for common
Pears-Winter Nellis. 81 .25Q1. 50 per box
other varieties. 5Oc@$1 per box.
Quinces-60M 75c per box
Figs-5Oc6S1 per box.
Pomegranates-5O@65c for small and s1d1.25
for large boxes
Persimmons-sf91. % per box.
Grspes-Sman boxes and crates. 5o075c: lug
boxes. 5Oc@s1.
Citrus Fruits (per .boxl-valencia oranges
81. .50U3-50; new navels, $2.50Q3; grapefruit.
81 -5OG3.50 for seedless; lemons. S4q450 for
fancy, S2-5OG3 for choice and S1-5092 Tor
standard; lines, $5.5O@6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75c6S1.75 pes
bunch for Hawaiian and 81. 50G350 for Central
AmsStcan; pineapples. S243 per Dozen
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks irregular. Coppers
weak.
Spot and future cotton lower.
Local securities active and strong.
Wheat and other grains quiet.
Hay association announces supply on hand.
Beans in steady demand and Arm.
Coffee market frTn and active.
Provisions and meats about the same.
Cheese higher. Butter and eggs un-
changed.
Potatoes and onions plentiful and dull.
Fresh fruit market well supplied.
Poultry and game quiet and easy.
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Boston stocks and Bonds
THE Copper m STOCKS

lt1E AOiEE-h oAONND
BOSTON, Nov. 5.--The Boston copper shares
show some irreguarity. but prices on the whole
are fairly strong with trading less active than
yesterday. The active features have been Butte
Coalition. which got as high as 29$4; Nevada
consolidated. which sold at 2f1s, Miami at
1Tla and Greene Csnanea at 121k. While the
price changes in these stocks are small, they
have been more actively dealt in at higher
range than they have had for some time. North
Butte has ductuated- between 60A and 6lh
There has been some inquiry for Superior cop
per and La Sale which are fractionally higher.
The list as a whole has been more neglected
than for days past
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co, 400 California street. San Fran
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Loans. Exchange and silver
Stock Market

Stocks were very lively on the stock and
bond exchange yesterday. but the sales Of bonds
of the market was the activity in Associated
oil. which made a further advance TO $41-50
also higher at $50 25 The sugar stocks were
steady to firm. California street cable sold at
S135.
feature. The Comstocks were generally weak
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, steady; No. rye. 731a 6T4c;
feed or mixing barley, 52@5sc; fair to choice
mailing. 5o@65c; laxseed, No. / southeastern
$l.61: No southwestern Sill; timothy seed
$2.5o@3.65 clover. $9.50G14.25; mess pork. per
bbl. S2S. 75G12f: lard per 100 lbs. $12.95: short
ribs, sides toose) $1075G11; short clear sides
boxed, S11@11.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 293 900 bushels. Exports for the week as
shown by Bradstreet's. were equal to :. .Se7 900
bushels, Primary receipts were |, ,349, 900 bush
els. compared with 9S3. 600 the corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for tomor-
row: Wheat, AZ cars: corn, III cars; oats 202
cars; hogs, g. 600 head
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Northern wheat Market
WASHINGTON

WASHINGIUN
TACOMA. Nov. Wheat Bluestem. 81 03;
club. 93c; red Russian, Ole.
SEATTLE. Nov. 5.-No milling quotations.
Bluestem. S1.02: club. 92c; Russian. Ole Re-
ceipts: Wheat, IL cars; barley, ears; oats, 1
car; rye, car.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Ncv. 5.=Wheat-Track prices:
Club, 93c; bluestem, $1.04: red Russian, 90c;
turkey red. 92c; forty fold. 95c: ife 91c.
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Bullion for Bank Of England
Bank CIearinrs

LONDON. Nov. 5.-Bullion amounting to f163.
600 was taken into the Bank Of England on bal
ance today.
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Hay and Feedstun.

The stock Of hay at points tributary to San
Francisco November l. as compiled by the San
Francisco hay association. appears elsewhere on
this page The amount. 25S. so tons. Is very
large and more than double that of 116 $50 tons
last year The market continues very dull.
Bran-S2SG30 per ton for white and s2s. 5O0
20 for red.
AHddIngs-$3 $50 5OG37 so per ton
horts-S31. 50633 per ton.
Feedstu1s-Ro1ed barley. $50 50d31 80: rolled
oats for feed. S33. 5Od "a 90; mixed feed s2S633
Tor average lots; oilcake meal In 20 ton lots
$50 80. in 10 ton lots $40 in 5 ton lots $40 sol
small lots S4I; eocoanut cake OF neal at mills
$25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in 5 ton lots. iob-
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values up Ac from last night on frmer cables
and covering by shorts. wheat declined sharply
in the late session. values losing about 1c under
news and prospects for liberal worlds shipments
The close was at net decline of y q Ac. De-
cember closing at S1.09& and May at $1-OSA.
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PETALUMA. Nov. j.-There no change in
the price paid for eggs today; 52c was the best
offering after the receipt OF quotations from the
San Francisco dairy exchange; 5112c and ole
was also paid by independent dealers and specu-
latOrs- There is change in conditions Green
feed Is somewhat plentiful. grass especially
Poultrymen preparing for hatchlng-
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 5.-The egg market re-
mains unchanged. Producers receiving Acc
from merchants. who In turn sell at soc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06
Local Markets
Receipts of Produce November 5
Family Retail Market

Aside from slight decline in the price OF
the best ranch eggs. there has been no note-
worthy change in retail rates since last Week
Meats. fish, poultry and game are all plentliui;
with prices reasonable. and the market Is still
we'll supplied with fruits and green produce
Butter and cheese stand exactly the same as
quoted in the last report.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending October
shows an aggregate of 1854, III, 900. as
against So 4s4 $4,000 last week and $2,627.-
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