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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
rrturc crniu and Provisions

CHICAGO Noy s--Talk of probable falling
off in the movement of wheat in the United
States next week inspired active buying of that
grain on the board of trade today. The action OF
the market was surprise TO the majority OF
traders. who had expected prices to continue a
downward course. Leading elevator interests.
however gave the market vigorous support and
this brought out active covering by shorts. De-
mand was chiefly for December and the price of
that option advanced nearly . cents from the low
point of the day
The upturn occurred during the final hour. and
the close prices were almost at the top notch.
December closed at S1o3, after ranging between
S1-0l3s and S103Is.
Advices from the west northwest and south
west predicting n lighter movement from the
farms next week were influential factors In
starting the late upturn. This prediction was
given more consideration in view Of today's pri-
mary receipts which aggregated 1-16I 900 BUSH
els. only trihe more than year ago
The bulge In wheat caused moderate nrmness
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Loans, Exchangc and silver
Stock Market

A continued rise in Associated oil stock was
again the feature of local stocks and bonds yes
teriay, the quotation rising 70 S42.Jv. against
S41. 30 on Friday. Sales were numerous. but of
moderate size. City electric higher at
81 .37i5 and Firemans fund insurance a; $221.50
There was also a higher bid of $500 for
Onomea sugar.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric common in demand at $50 bid with
the preferred at $50. 25d90 California wine
sociation sold at SIG, closing at Sl5@16-
Mining stocks quiet and without feature.
The Comstocks showed noteworthy change,
and variations in the southern Nevadas were
from soc. as Fridays close to 49c, and one in
Florence from So 30 to $3.50 while Goldheld Con-.
advanced from 81 TO ST.12k.
Rice ranch oil stock was ex dividend OF lc
yesterday.
The North Point laundry association of San
Francisco has levied assessment OF SO per
share delinquent December S.
The Lille leather oil company of San Fran
cisco has levied an assessment of 4 cents per
share. delinquent December 6.
The output of from the Ophir mine last
week was as Follows: 1000 level. "a cars assay
ing $21. 80 per ton, and cars assaying S2306:
2200 level. 73 assaying So. 81 per ton and
IL cars assaying S10.S3; 1900 level. PA cars
assaying $33.45 per ton and 81 cars assaying
$19.T4 per ton
The gross production of the Goldfeld con-
81 531 tons of ore-did, not include anything
from the Combination property and stands at
slightly lower average than has been main
tanned for several months previous. During Sep
tember the compilation shows the gross produc
tion OF u .531 tons of of the recovered value
OF S,552 2, and the cost of operation $161, I22
leaving the net profit S390,500
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N.u York p-o.Iu..

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Hops-DulI State,
common to choice. 1909 crop, 33d39c 1908 crop.
16921e: Pacific coast, 1909 crop, 24@30c; ICES
Hides-DulI. BOgots. 221s@2s1sc; Central
America. 220221ac.
WOol-Steady Domestic deece 36d37c
Petroeum-Easy. Refined, New York. IS. ~
Philadelphia and Baltimore. $500; do. in bulk,
S4.55
Sugar-Raw. steady: fair refining 5sOc: CEN
trfugal. 96 test. 4-30c; mOlssses sugar. 4.5Oc re-
f.50c: No 10. 4.45c; No II. 4-40c; No 70 4.33c:
Nos. 13 and IA. 4.39c; eonfectiOners' A. a. soc.
mold A. 5.50c; cutlOaf. J.95c. crushed. 3 Slc,
powdered. 5.25c; granulated 5.15c: cubes 5.5Oc.
Coffee-The market closed steady. net I'M
changed to 10 points higher. Sales were reported
cember. 6.2Jc: March. 6.45c: May. 6.5Oc: July,
5000; September. 6.6OG6 65c Spot-Quiet: No.
Rio. Si4 dS%c. nominal: No. 4 Santos, S.. c:
mild. quiet; CordOvs. 9011 lac.
Butter-Firm. unchanged.
Cheese-Steady. unchanged.
soc; frsts. 29ls 632c: seconds. 2602sc.
DRIED FRUITS
EvapOrated Apples-Are QUief and Son1eyVh hat
easier, with November offered at sac on SDot
fancy are nominal: choice. 91a n 1O11c: prime
Sl5@S%.e; common to fair, 614 1SLc.
Prunes-StrOng- with continued good export
the coast are said to be small Quotations range
from 2Itc TO &C for California up to 4O-jOs and
6M9c for Oregon
Aprieots-Firm. with light offerings but trad
ing quiet Choice are quoted at 11011iSc; extra
choice. IL y a f1&,c: fancy l2G 121ac.
PeacheS-Steady. with reports OF higher prices
on the coast. Choice quoted at II. 65Isc.
extra choice. 5aa 06c; fancy. 6ia d62tc
Rasins-Quiet and prices mostly nominal. al
though the undertone 10 the market Is firm
fancy seeded 4st a614c; seedless, 3a4 95c; Lon
don layers. $1.2061.25.
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Dried Fruits. Raisius, Nuts and Honey

Fruits continue to favor sellers, being hrrn,
with a steady demand. OF raisins the Fresno
Republican says: 1.-The raisn market Is hrn at
ga This is the statement made by l.. F. tili-
fen and cOrroborated by all the packers IL Is
now evident that a scramble will be In order Tor
the remainder of this years crop Before IL IS
over il is not at all improbable that as high as
&c viii be offered. notwithstanding that at TINS
time those who are buying refuse to predict that
21sc viii be reached
Fruits-Evaporat ted apples. SG9c; aprieots
10G12c; moorpark, 13@14c; peaches, "a g4 1te;
prunes, 1h62Zc, with @4c premium for 4Os ana
no Sos at any price; pitted plums- nominal. ngs,
315 @41ac: pears. 6la a lie; nectarines. 5q6e
New Raisins-Layers. clustcrS-6 crown. $2oO;
crown, s1.T5; crown, s1.25; ordinary layers,
crown, 90c; crown. S5c seeded, IA "a &c;
seedess sultanas. 21a@41ac; ThompsOns seed
less, &c for unbleached and IGT1ac for bleached,
loose muscatel. crown. 3Ac; crown, 3lic;
crown. 2%4e; seedless, 2A@212c; dried grapes,
&c per ID.
Nuts = Almonds. nOnpareils, 14t2 @15c; IAL,
1461415c; ne plus ultra. 13@131ac; Drake, 1012
@11c; languedocs. 10Q 10l5c: hardshells, 61s@
&c; new walnuts, 111s@1213e per ID for NO 1
softsheils q Re for No. do; fIberts, 1212 gl4ci
pecans. 15Q17c; California chestnutS, 1O9l2lse
per Id.
Honey-Comb. 14G15c for water white and
10Q12c per ID for amber; extracted, I12c Tor
water white and 6i2 GIc for light amber; DID,
candied and dark amber. 4G4l2c per ib
Beeswax-271a u G30e per ID for light and 25G
26c for dark.
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PRICES LOWER IS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Misgivings over
the money outlook were as much respon-
sible as anything for the downward ten
ing over the money situation is based, not
SO much en- the actual tone CT the money
market on the suspicion OF the active
measures necessary on the part of the
capitalists to conserve such ease in money
rates as has been secured thus far.
There has been an actual hardening of
money rates on time in the latter part of
the week and a resumption of active de-
nand FOR loans Cor the shorter periods.
The extensive shifting CT credits from one
quarter TO another, either in this country
or to foreign money markets, has relaxed
the situation more than once when i
tended to become stringent.
A per cent minimum discount rate,
both by the Bank CT England and ty the
Imperial bank Of Germany, caused re-
j'-nszyed discussion. The result CT such a
rate would probably cause the dislodge-
Inent Of credits On which the New York
market is relying to carry t through the
fall with ease.
The further pressure on Pennsylvania
today IL connection with the offering of
new stock at par was a factor in keeping
alive an uneasy feeling over money mar
ket resources. More consideration was
given today to the weeks loss il cash by
the banks indicated by yesterdays pre-
liminary estimates. There were premoni-
tions also that the loan item of the forth
coming bank statement would show the ef-
feet Of the large receipts OF home coming
securities from foreign markets.
Large withdrawals OF gold from the
Bank OF England for shipment to Egypt
emphasized the impression of the harden
ing Of the worlds money markets.
Stocks had a Substantial recovery on
short covering, induced by denials OF pos
tive reports that an advance in the Ger
man bank rate on Monday had been deter
mined on. The bank statement showed
over 5000, coo actual loss CT cash and
the loan expansion served to swell the de-
posit liabilities as well. The surplus is
reduced sS,s7s.S5O by the average of S.
o42.Ss5
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, sl71o. .ooo
United States Is have declined u and
the SIS common and the IS registered 4
per cent on call during the week.
-.
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Grain Market
Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows. in quarters Russian. 155. .00D;
Danuban, $4,000; Argentine, nil; Indian, As. .000;
Australian, II 900.
Chicago was i5sc higher. The San Francisco
market remained the same as for some days past.
Over 20 900 centals came down from the north
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.S0@1. 81; Sonora. S1.S5@2:
white Australian. $1,000 921a; Northern wheat
Club. $1.7lK G1T3a; Russian red, S1.6Sst a
171A; turkey red, -; bluestem, $1S3A @
1.ssA.
1890 a. Session
No quotations.
BarIey-Previous prices ruled yesterday, with
q quiet market Arrivals we're LIBERAL
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot, $1.43S4 al. .461z I;
common TO fair, $1.40@142h pei ctl; brewing,
$1.471a a@L4S%; shipping lots, $l.4Tz al. .4Sa4.
FUTURES
10:30 a. m. Session
Open High. Low. Close.
May .::....-...S1.51A $i51& Sl.51A SL51st
December ..... LAT 1.471a 1.47 L471a
the north yesterday already literally sup
piled market. Trade continued dull, with quota
tions weak.
Reds for feed, S1.65Q175 for good to choice
and S155 OIL Go for poor to fair; reds for seed
S1.90Gl2 10; black, s2.40@2. 90 asked; gray, nom
inal at $l.55d 60; white. S1-521aG 1.60; Texas
red in bulk Sob in sacks $2.10@215 per ctl.
Corn-smail round yellow, $l.7o@1.75 white,
81 .S0@1.s5; large yellow, rs; western states
yellow, in bulk, San Francisco track, S151;
white, $161; mixed. S1.55 per ctl; white
Egyptian, $1.67ls asked; brown DO, Sl.67A
asked.
Rye-California is quoted at s2.o5 per ctl.
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Deciduous and Citru. Fruits

Tardy deliveries of consignments continued TO
hamper trading in fresh fruits yesterday. ana
new arrivals of some descriptions, particularly
grapes and figs that would have brought stln
prices in the early trade had to be sold eheap OF
carried over. For lug boxes Of grapes 81 was a
TOP price, and only muscats and verdels brought
that zoe being about the highest figure obtained
fair request at steady rates. but sellers were
obliged TO eoncede TO buyers to effect sales OF
common to choice fruit. The demand FOR the
other orchard fruits limited at best ana the
quotations somewhat Irregular Attractlve
lots of strawberries and rsspberries continued 20
find prompt sale at firm figures There was a
fair inquiry for citus fruits New crop tan
or crate, and well colored lots were disposed OF
without difficulty.
Strawberries-SS010 per chest for LonSwortns
and S306 for the larger varieties
Raspberries-S9610 per chest.
Cranberries-S9 5Od1O.5O per barrel.
Huckleberries-6Msc per Id.
Apples-S191.50 per box for fancy, 10000
for choice and 40M65c for common.
Pears-Winter Nellis. $1.25@1 80 per oo1;
other varieties. 50cIS1 per box
Quinces-65GS5e per box.
Figs-50cG$ 81. % per box.
Observation-Disclosures for small and SIC l-Zo
for large boxes.
Persimmons-sf@1.2 per box.
Grapes-Small boxes and crates, 5o9t toe; rug
boxes. 5Oc@$1.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-vsleneia- oranges,
S2-50M3.JO for seedless: lemons, S444-00 Ior
fancy, $2.5Od3 for choice and Sl.50G2 1or
standard; lines, $5J0@6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 15c@$lI9 per
bunch for Hawaiian and $2.5093-5O for Central
American; pineappes. S2Y3 per dozen.
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Flour-California family extras. S6@6.40 net
without discount: bakers extras. $6G6-40; su-
perfne, s.. .S0@ 5lo; Oregon and Washington. pes
bbl $5.30@ $50 for family. bakers and patents
and $3.50 for cut of; Kansas patents. S6.25 So
$50; do straights, S6O5Q6.30; Dakota patents,
81. so; do straights, $3.50 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prces in 100 lb sacks. net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham dour.
So per 100 lbs; rye flour, so; rye meal So go;
So 20; oat meal. 81; oat greats 81; farina. S4;
hominy, 80; buckwbeat -four. $3.50: whole
wheat flour. So. 40; rolled oats, bbl S6.5047, in
sacks S4@6.50: extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
$3.50 in barrels; rolled wheat, obls $3.50, in
sacks S3.75@4; pearl barley, S4.75; split peas.
boxes. $5 for yellow and $500 for green per 100
mounds.
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Hnr and .EeedstufY.

The Immense supply on hand. published by
the hay association profound surprise To
the trade and Will be apt to cast wet blanket
over the market Some material increase over
last year was expected. but nothing like 133 per
cent increase looked for.
The circular OF Scott AIagner & Miller says:
arrivals of hay for the week just passed have
been 2.625 tons. More than half of this amount
has arrived by water Railroad arrivals have
been very light and VIC believe will continue so
for week or two At Least Inc Ealiroad com,
the transportation for hay ordered and all the
main shipping points have been complaining OF
lack of cars. The receipts Tor this market for
the last 10 days would have been much heavier
had cars been furnished the shippers.
Dealers generally throughout the city are
complaining of trade being exceedingly dull We
find this TO be the case. both as to local trade
and export trade. and since we have lost the
government orders for shipment to Manila can
not see any outlet for the immense amount OF
hay available for the San Francisco market un-
der date Of November l. The large quantity ON
hand when taken into consideration with the
decidedly dull and light demand for hay for the
last so days or more. and with prospects of good
pssturage in the greater part or the state, make
the prospects far from encoura gng- We do not
believe that the high prices which have ruled for
the, last season were in any way warranted and
believe that prices must adjust themselves more
to conditions prevailing. In the Of 1907
whom there were 22e 500 tons availsble for This
market and when business was far superior TO
what it is at the present date. there wore S. 900
tons of hay carried over on the 1st of May into
the new season. Therefore We feel that even
with a great improvement in business condi
tons there will be in the neighborhood of 100 600
tons Of hay that will have to be carried over
into the season Of 1910 from this years crop
THE alfalfa market is weak. dull and heav
ily stocked. Straw has been in light supply OF
late and has been moving OF fairly well
Bran-S29Q30 per ton for white aud SIS. 5Oa
% for red.
aIiddlings-s36. 5O@37. 80 per ton
Shorts-S31 J0dS3 per ton
Feedstufs- Rolled barley. $50 J0d31 so: rolled
oats for feed $s3- -50@ 34J0; mixed feed s2s6i g.:
for average lots; oilcake meal. in 20 ton lofs
$50. so. in 10 ton lots $40. in ton lots $40 5o
small lots S41; cocoanut cake or meal at mills
$25 In 20 and 10 and $500 in ton lots: lob
bing, SIG; corn meal. S3743S; cracked corn. S3s
G39c: alfalfa meal and meaifalfa. jobbing lots
Sz4. carload lots Sz5 per ton; red star alfalfa
meal S22 for carload and $23 for jobbIng
Hay--Fancy wheat is quotable at S2O62f and
fancy oat at s1Sl5l. The LuIk Of the har LII.
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Bean. and seeds

Yesterdays arrivals of beans were 1885 sacks.
making 7331S sacks for the week. The market
continues steady. with prices unchanged
Beans (per ctD-New bayOS. $4.500I5; pea,
nominal: small white. S4.506l4.15; large white.
$3d3.50; pink, SO. 25@3.50; red. $6.5OGT:
blackeye. S4.1O94. %, lima. S4.15@4.25; red kid
neys, S4.40@4.5O: cranberry beans, $4.25G4.35;
Garvanzas, 81. 5O@3; horse beans, S1.5e02. %.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4@4l5c; yellow mus
tard. 51ac; haxseed, 4@4l2c. carload lots;
2@212c; timothy, &c; hemp, 3h@3Ac; millet,
Dried PeasNGreen. $s.75@4 per ctl.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry closed weak, with business PRACTICAL
at a standstill. and great many cOopS of Cah-
fornia stock had to be held over. What few
dressed turkeys were received met with prompt
sale at the previously quoted rates. Three cars
of western chickens fall due tomorrow. Game
was in good request at the old quotations
Poultry (per dozen liens, $545.5o for small,
s6Q6.5O for large aud S749 for extra; youne
ROSTERS S6.5O67; do extra large. $4,000;
old ROSTERS s4d4.50: fryers, S5@5.50; broilers.
$4@4.50 for large and $394 for small; ducks.
S5@S; pigeons. 81. %; squads, S343-50; geese, g
keys, 22G23c per ID fo= young ard 19921e for
old; dressed turkeys, 25G27c per h.
vasbacks $7@9; sprig. S3Q5; teal. $3@4; wild
geon. $2@3; spoonbiIls. $1.5092-50: blackjacks,
S2@2.50; gray geese. $3G4: white geese, 81 -25g
$50
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for vegetables yesterday in tomatoes wnicn
were quoted at a narrower range, the recelpts
beng much lighter than heretofore. All the other
vegetables were in free supply and continued 10
move of we'll at satisfactory prices Los An
geles peas and string beans continued 10 ngure
IN the arrivals Potatoes and onions closed
easy. with the market dull. as usual on SATURDAY
Potatoes tper etl)-River white oOMeOe, ga
linas Burbanks, S1.25@1. 40; oregon BuroanAs'
9oe@$1: sweet potatoes, T5cI$1-2o-
Onons-New yellow. 70GI5c per etl
egetables-Tomatoes. 40675c per box; green
peas 306c per lb string and wax beans. S19c
per ID; lima beans. 5u6e per ID; summer squash
J0Gl Toe per box; garlic 46t sc per Id: caboage.
Soc per ctl; cucumbers 65 GS5c per box eaun-
novcr zoe per dozen: turnips 75c per sack
carrots 75c per sack; eggplant, J0@ 65e per ooA' ;
green nepDers. 5O665c per box.
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. The supply and demand about balance and QUO
tations remain the same.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s1a a7l1c per lb for steers. 5h@6hc
for cows and heifers.
veal-7la@sc for large and s@loac for
Mutton wethers, s@1oc; ewes. s@s1sc per lb.
Lamb-10@11c per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-11@11l5c for light and
9I91ac 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 4lsc:
under 900 lbs &c; second quality 32& a &c; third
quality, 31ac; thin and undesirable steers, 2@. 0
SIC.
Sc; third quality. 2lac; common, thin, undesir-
Fat bulls and stays. 1z@2c; half fat or thin
Caiyes-Llye weight, per lb. 5,sc; medium. &c;
Sheep. per lb,-wethers. No. 1. 4h@4Ac;
Lambs l5er Ib)-This years milk lambs, 5ls@
SIC.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed Weighing 100
to 40 lbs. 6atc; lao to 250 lbs. az I71sc; $50
to $50 lbs, &c; common undesirable hogs. 4 u
Q5c.
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CONDITION of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows:
Trust funds-GoId coin. $S76. .352. 500; silver
dollars S4S7 .201 900; silver dollars of 1890,
81 O22 900; silver certificates outstanding. S4S7-
pol 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars. 81 $40,
274: current liabilities. Sill .060 26l: working
balance in treasury offices, S29.547. 1874; in banks
TO credit Of treasurer Of the United States,
S36 21S 951; subsidiary silver coin, S11.554 266:
minor coin. 81. .444. .263; total balance in general
fund SSS 2l6 339
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
Wall street stock weak. coppers un-

Wall street stock weak. Coppers un-
changed.
Spot and future cotton lower.
Associated oil continues to advance.
Mining stocks inactive.
Local bank clearinss gain 81 per cent over
1908.
Northern wheat and oats arriving freely.
Barley market unchanged.
Stocks of hay surprise the trade.
Heavy arrivals of beans last week.
Provisions firm and active.
Dried fruits and raisins firm.
Eggs decline sharply. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
Potatoes and onions dull and easy.
Fruit market hampered by late de-
liveries.
Considerable poultry carried over.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO Nov. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, firm; winter patents. $3.50
80: straights. S4.50@5.45; spring straights
S4.1j@4.90; bakers. $3.25@5.20; No. rye, 1914
q 14c; feed or mixing barley. 52@55c; fair to
choice mating, 5G@65c; faxseed. No. south
western $1.64; No. / northwestern, sta; tim
othy seed, ss.75 clover SO 50@14; mess pork.
per bb. s23 I5@24: lard. per 100 lbs, S13; short
ribs, sides toose). S10.75@11; short clear sides
(boxedl S11@1125.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total eearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 432, 600 bushels: primary receipts were
1. l16, 900 bushels, compared with 1.1490 900
bushels the corresponding day year ago. Esti-
mated receipts for Alonday--63 wheat, 179
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Nov 6.-Flour- Receipts 80. 700
barrels; exports. 1925. Market unchanged.
with demand slow. Minnesota patents. $5.25GI
$50; winter straghts. S5.10@5.3O; Minnesota
bakers, $45004. so: winter extras. $430@4 SO;
winter patents. S5.55@J.75 winter low grades,
S4 20@4.70
Wheat--Receipts. l29,600 bushels; exports.
96, $50. Spot Arm; No. = red, $1.25A asked
elevator and S1215s nominal f. o. b. aioat; No.
northern Duluth. Sl123s nominal f. o. b.
afoat.
Options After steady but rather featureless
opening the wheat market gained strength and
advanced "a covering by shorts reports
of frmer northwestern cash markets and buying
by prominent commission houses. The close was
firm at * "a sc advance. December closing at
81 .l034 and May at S1.09I.
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Now YorIL Money NIarket

NEW YORK Nov. 6.-Money on call. nominal:
timc loans firm: co aud 30 days, AZ. per cent:
six months 4l8Gf4%t per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. SASS per cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S3d 4-S3l5 for 60 day bills
and ct 81. S115 for demand.
Commercial bills. 81 -s2A q4.s25i.
Bar silver. J0ssc.
Mexican dollars. 43c.
Bonds-Government steady; railroad irregular.
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Northern business

SEATTLE. Nov. e.-Clearlrss. s., ,502. GIT; bal
ances. $3.50. ISL
PoRrLAND. Nov. C-clearinss, 1929, ,2ss;
balances S13S. %
TAcoMA. Nov. e.-Clcarings, sa65, ,5a5; bal
ances. S52Go7
SPOKANE. Nov. e.-clearings, $775l56; bal
ances, Sli6,T3
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Associated Oil Still Advancing
Mining Stocks Without Feature

crease of s4.l71.471 in loans and loss Of about
=, 000 in cash and decrease OF $500, ,000
in net deposits.
rs showing the liquidation that occurred in
one year it may be stated that. compared with
clearing house banks have decreased their loans
SD 600 00o. their deposits $3.50 900 GOO and their
cash holdings about 500. 900. 030. If the next two
weeks reveal. Is indicated. tie transfer of
larger amounts of American securities from Eng
land tha burden the New York banks will be
increased. but rates for money do not indicate
much apprehension on that score here"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07

drsts, lee. firm; fancy Oregon Young Americas.
1s1sc, firm; do fats, i6c. firm; New 1ork
fancy, Ice. firm. California fancy Slorase
It's, Ice, firm; do frsts 151c, firm; storage
Young Americas. 1Tiac. firm. s,..
Eggs (per dozen, cases included) AIornla
fresh extras. soc, firm; do hrsts. 4oc nrm.
do seconds Soc steady: do thirds. 2sc steady
selected pullets $3.50, steady; California storage
extras. Gle. steady.