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Assessment Directory ComstocI< Mines
OIL STOCKS

the rise in in Maricopa m rs from $3.50 to sso5
under a good list of sales. Palmer was hrmer
at s1.37h2. No other changes.
Dividends announced folowt: Mascot,
10: Monte cristo. 10c, payable November 10,
books close November IA; Parafine. 1c, pay
able November Is. books close November II.
Brooks oil company has levied an assessment
of 212c, delinquent December II.
The Pinal oil company has just declared Its
sixty second consecutive monthly dividend
bringing the total disbursement of dividends TO
nearly $1,000. 900.
This is the oldest company in the Santa Maria
field and has been most carefully managed.
Its stock holders have never been assessed and
the % wells have fine equipment and have been
paid for, in addition to the dividends, from
432 acres owned in the Santa Maria field, one
half of which is drilled and all proven. the
Pinal oil company has two valuable leases in
the eastern Santa Maria field. the Hutt lease
of 240 acres and the Fleisher lease of 240 acres.
Both of these leases are on the same anti-cline
the Brooks oil company. which has Just
brought in better than 300 barrel flowing we'll
Conditions at the Brooks are very similar to
the Palmer, and the we'll Is expected TO Increase
in amount. Tho Pinal well on the Fleisher
tract has been cemented at 2,150 feet. having
penetrated over $50 feet of oil sand. No doubt
this well will be goN producer as the
Brooks. the strata being conformable
At the other end of the anti-cline the Hutt
pany which pf is now drilling ne on the ne
The Summit oil company's well has been
eemented at about 1,45o feet, and they are now
favorable for a further extension of the field
to the north.
The price of the agency September oil is
AZ. gS cents per barrel after deducting 10 per
cent due the Union and one-half cent per barrel
to agency From this is TO be taken storage
charge of rs cents per barrel of oil sold. This
leaves the net price So IS cents per barrel l. 18
cents above August This clears storage oil
from further charges on that account The de-
liveries for September amounted to 100000
barrels
After suspension of so days the Brookshire
oflfo 3a ting .
North Midway. has started up again.
The Associated oil company has decided to
erect IL additional derricks on the Pioneer Mid
way property. and two crews Of rig builders
are now at work there. Five of the nine wells
the Pioneer Midway good producers one
of them being a gusher that at one time had
output of 5000 barrels per day.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Nov 9.-with the worlds stock
of wheat showing a big increase today, the
market here weakened In threatening
The close was. however, at a slight
recovery, though sc to &c metz lower. Corn
finished 4 to &c down. and oats unchanged
to loss of 1kc. Latest figures for provisions
varied from rise of nc to a decline of pa
@5e.
The uplift in the total amount Of wheat
in sight In the world was 2,5O6, 900 bushels
against .451 900 bushels increase a year ago.
Much selling followed the announcement but
the market was already In the possession of
the bears in consequence of cable dispa tches
telling of declining quotations and of favor
able crop conditions in foreign countries
notably Australia. Considerable selling here
said to be on European orders. Operations
the short side. a matter OF fact, were
overdone, and the effect was to cause a re-
action which aided by news that the rush
Of receipts Of Winnipeg would be over in about
10 days. Another influence helping rally
the fact that primary receipts in this
last year. May huctuated from e4A@95c
closing easy 5sc net lower at 94$4 Ge4Nc.
Larger country offerings. fine weather and
fear OF a bearish report from the government
pulled down Nevertheless, the tone in
the final trading firm. May ranged from
4SAc to 4s%c. and finished at 4Sss 04S15c a
net loss Of 15c. No. yellow closed at 501a
@50%c
Oats suffered little in sympathy with corn.
The main feature the buying Of December
and the selling OF May at &c spread. The
last transactions a shade off at 34A 6341hc
Pork closed unchanged to 56T12c higher:
lard 21ac lower to sc gain. and ribs strung out
from 215 Csc loss TO an advance of 81 71Sc
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MINING STOCKS

Belmont the active stock Yesterday and
declined from $40. ms Mondays close, to
$4.6O All other stockG Comstoeks and southern
Nevadas were quiet and featureless
The mines of Tonopah district shipped a total
of 1866 tons of of estimated value of
S199 075 to the mills last week. The Tonopah
mining company sent 5000 tons. the Belmont
/ 700 tons. Montana .053 tons Tonopah Exten-
sion $50 tons. West End 400 tons. MacNamara
200 tons and Midway 30 ions.
Golddeld adyices say that a rough estimate
of the output of the Gold1eld consolidated mines
for the month of October shows that 81 900 600
has been produced from the property during that
time The tonnage amounted TO 25764 a por-
tion OF which was high grade and shipped
to smelter. The net profits OF the Consolidated
mines for the fiscal year ending October 81 were
81 100000 above all operating expenses. With
the disbursement of dividend No. 9 October
81 the Consolidated paid in dividends during
the fiscal year ending that date ST11s. .24s
which brings the total dividends mp to S11 OFT
AL. There is approximately $1,000, 600 cash in
the treasury.
During the last week the yellow Jacket mill
crushed a total Of DAT tons Of ore. divided as
follows: jacket dump rock. 1S9 tons: Jacket
mine ore 33i tons: Crown Point ore 426 tons
In the Crown Point mine the brunt of the
work done last week was on 1000 and 1.4OO
levels Slopes Nos. 1 and 2 on the 1.2o0 yield
ing 21e cars averaging s370 per ton and 16f
cars S5.74 per ton. At the Belcher work was
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Potatoe-. onions and Vegetables

The market for river potatoes developed
drmer tone yesterday. but whether the hrmness
was temporary or otherwise dealers seemed
able to say. Prices in the growing districts were
suddenly higher. presumably speculative buy
ing. and values had corresponding advance here.
Receipts OF vegetables included a few sacks Ot
string beans from Orange county and sales were
reported az Sc a pound Tomatoes were in free
supply and weak. stocks having accumulated
over the holiday.
Potatoes-River whites SOc6$1.10 per ctI; S8-
linas Burbanks S15001 IS per ctl; Oregon Bur
banks. $1.4061-45 per etl; sweet potatoes. $2ul
=. Is per ctl.
OniOns-New yellow. S5c1S1
egetables-TOmatOes 4O665c per box: green
peas, safe per IL string beans. SAFE per III;
lima beans, 506c per ID; summer squash, 81 25e
peppers, 25G5Oc per box; garlic. S12 ate per II.
cabbage. 60d65c per ctl; cucumbers, 50dI5c per
box; eaulihower 40d50c per dozen: turnps. 65d
75c per sack: carrots. 65G75c per sack; green
okra, 50GT5c per box.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers
several points lower.
Cotton market declined.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
lower.
Local stock markets quiet.
Wheat In better tone and oats
very STEADY.
Barley market advanced.
Corn coming in freely from the
Hay and feedstuffs about the same.
Beans weak, with some sorts
Hops firmly held by growers.
Live hogs lower. Some change in
sheep.
Grain bags quoted higher.
Flour and cereal goods unchanged.
" Compound lard and salad OIL lower.
Butter, eggs and cheese higher.
River potatoes doing better.
Fresh fruit market featureless.
Poultry market I'm fnir shape.
Shipment of silver bullion to
HonEkOng.
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SHARP DECLINE
IN WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The stock
market demand, which il was
hoped would be stimulated by the
passing of the election, failed TO
materialize today and selling TO
take profits had to be done on
amount of profit-taking sales was
large and the effect on prices
acute. Final declines reached from
5 10 5 y points for leading stocks.
doubt took shape whether the
demand for material for the rail-
roads would take on large pro.
portion. while the question or
higher freight rates is still open:
The problem of enlisung capltal
for such expenditures. even after
allowing the rate increases. took
on more Importance, with sur
vey of the heavy requirements on
world markets.
Suggestions of possible relief
for the local money market by
gold imports from Paris received
little countenance from interna-
tional bankers. ~ One of the most
prominent of them. newly arrived
from a visit abroad, expressed MS
conviction that the price of capi-
tai was to remain higher and that
corporations needing it would have
TO recognize the condition by sell
ing securities, even those running
for a long time, at reasonably low
figures.
The taking OF a strike vote by
locomotive engineers of western
railroads renewed attention to an
other source of embarras
confronting the railroads. The eX-
piration of the term of agreements
with railroad employees of va
rious classes within the next
month will Drecipitate this subject
into the field of active factors.
The German potash law was
specific cause for the weakness or
the fertilizer stocks. The grant
ing of higher freight charges in
southwestern territory by the in
terstate commerce commission was
equally specific in strengthening
the southern railway stocks.
Call money went no higher than
4as per cent and Welded to be-
low 4 per cent. but the time money
rates were firmly held. The for
eign exchange market was firmer
at higher rates.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value): s2:1S7.O0o.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-E. F. Hut
ton & Co.'S wire says: With cleo
tiOn results the stock market to-
day was generally expected 10 do
better. but the small professional
contingent who had been follow
ing the recent rise were disap-
pointed The security market had
temporarily discounted these IA
vora BILE events and was due for
considerable setback. partially
as a resulteof the monetary situa-
tion but principally to await some
thing more definite on the railway
rate situation. We see nothing
illogical in the decline in the mar
ket TODAY and expect somewhat
lower prices before another up
ward swing is inaugurated
f. +. Hutton & Co. sReiDstated.
f. F. Hutton & Co, who were
suspended from the New York
stock exchange May IS for one
year for technical infraction OF
the exchange rules on salaries and
{ commissions, were yesterday re-
instated to membership. which is
a concession to the firm by the
) exchange.
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Axa,labIe Grain supply

NEW YORK Nov Especial cable and
telegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes IN avail
able supplies. as compared with previous ac-
counts:
WhAt-United States, east Rockies, In
creased 39S 600 bushels.
Canada increased sos. 900 bushels.
Ahoat for and in Europe. increased 1905, 900
bushels.
Total American and European supply in
creased 2.506. 900 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada. decreased
551 900 bushels.
United States and Canada, oats decreased
hIlShelH
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter. cheese and eggs opened firm at rising
prices after the holiday quotations for top quail
ity offerings of all three descriptions being higher
than on Monday. There active market
for fine fresh butter in the street and the
activity was reflected on the exchange. where the
buying OF small lots 70 III orders sent the price
of extras up 10 1c TO a quotation or 34t2c per
pound. In the Cheese department new California
fats had steadier tone and the fancy grade
was 1ac higher on sale at 1615c pound.
Fancy extra eggs. which were quoted az 56c a
dozen Monday. were frner and higher at
81 &c Although Tuesday a short day with
most handlers, business OF sufficient volume
TO absorb all OF the fresh extras received and
there accordingly 10 accumulation yesterday
morning.
Sales on the exchange were as follows;
Butter-20 cases Of fresh extras at 34c and 40
at "a hc pound.
Eggs-I0 cases of fresh extras at SIC and 20
at nc dozen.
Cheese-25 fancy California fats at 1s15c
pound
Receipts for two days were 1920 pounds of
butter "a. 400 pounds Of cheese and 1,I1s eases
OF eggs.
The following are the official quotations estab-
lshed on the floor Of the dairy exchange Prices
In the street while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from lac to e high
er, owing to the various charges to be added.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grains

Wheat-There no further change In
prices yesterday. but there better tone
to the market and quotations were steady.
CASH WHEAT
California club S1.421a al .45: Sonora. 81 6215
@1671a; white Australian. s1:4T12 al -521a !;
81. 421a al. 43&: bluestem. S1.4715 al 5215.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Barley-Futures were higher on the morning
session and the cash grain also advanced.
Freghts continue quiet at the union rate OF
23s Cd. usual European options The char
tered grain tonnage in port is 1856, against
10.07S tons on the date last year; dis
engaged, 70154 tons. against 35.32T: on the
way to this port. 23e .339 tons against lis, ,9s7.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed, 81: choice S1.01A al .0213: of
ping grades, $1.o561 orr.
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STOCK MARKET

Local securities were fairly traded in yester
day. but changes were few. Associated oil was
frmer S43.3T1a and Northern California power
consolidated rose to $63. Freman's fund in
surance sold at $3.50.
California street cable eX dividend OF
60c yesterday.
The Water Front tide land company has
levied an assessment of soc, delinquent Decem-
her Is.
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Ne~ york Grain Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Flour was dull and
nominally lower. Receipts, 49.026 bushels; ship
ments, 651S.
Wheat-Spot easy. No. red. 94Hc elevator
and 94c T. o. b.. afoat: No. 1 northern Duluth
81 I2A f. o. b. afoat Futures market was
quiet and easier weak foreign markets; lower
prices in Winnipeg: increasing stocks both here
and abroad as well the continued small ex-
port demand. closing q C net lower. December
closed at q56se, May at $1.01% and July at
99&c. Receipts, 224, 100 bushels; shipments
81 .593.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 9.--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, quiet: No . rye, re; feed or
mixing barley. 6o@70c; fair to choice mating
57@slc; faxseed.. No. ] southwestern, SD
No. 1 northwestern. $2.6512: timothy seed,
$7.5O6e25; clover s14.Sa: mess pork. per Dbl.
$17.75@1s; lard. per. 100 lbs. s11T5; short
ribs sides Qoose). S9.T5@10.T5; short clear
sides boxed. $10I5011.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to 596 600 bushels Primary receipts, two
days were 424 900 bushels compared with
2 439 900 bushels the corresponding day year
ago. The worlds visible supply shown by
Bradstreet's, increased 2506 600 bushels. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. So cars;
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FUTURES

May-s1 .os&. bid $1.1O asked.
December 81 021a bid; S1.02& asked.
Oats-Whie prices show improvement the
market is showing good. steady tone. Red
for feed. S1121a Q11715 for ordinary and ST.
01.25 for choice; red for seed. S1.2T15 a So !;
black $1.071aQ110 for feed and 81 .25@ 40
for seed; gray. nominal; white $1.45@1.55.
Corn-Another liberal line of 400 ctls was
received from the western states yesterday.
Much of the coming in from this
quarter is for export to Mexico and Guatemala.
Western states yellow, in bulk, San Francisco
track S1.35; white. $1-3712: mixed. 81 "a !:
sacked prices TIC higher; white Egyptian, Las
M1.471a brown do. $1.3501.4o per ctl.
Rye continues very quiet at S1.50@1.55 per
ctl
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Tbes condition of the
treasury department at the beginning Of bust
ness today was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. 5000 AIT 669: silver
dollars. S4S7 79S.000; silver dollars OF 1890
So 81 600; silver certificates outstanding s4s7-
5oS. 600.
General fund-Stsndard silver dollars In gem
eral fund, $1.799,11o; current liabilities, $i1s,-
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Goyernment Crop Report

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9-Estimates OF the
department. of agriculture issued today give the
total 1910 production Of corn as 312l 81 Voo p
bushels as compared with PIP. 2.316.OOo Tor
1909; yield per acre 27.4 bushels. compared
with 25.S, the 10 year average: quality as st.Z
per cent compared with s4.4. the 1O year
average and percentage Of 1909 crop on farms
November 1 as as per cent 0fe.O56,OOO busn-
elsl comnared with IS. the 10 wear average,
Production OF tobacco was 96I,loO ponnos'
compared with 940, ,357 in 1909.
Wheat-Of this year crop averaged 9S.S
pounds per measured bushel. compared with
'576 the 10 year average: oats averaged ST.
pounds. compared with 81, l. the 10 year aver
age. and barley averaged 469 pounds
The average production of apples was SO
per cent of full crop, compared with SO.t
the 10 year average.
Production Of buckvheat was 110S4. 600 bush
els compared with II. .43S. 600 in 1909; yield
per acre 200 bushels. compared with $50. the
10 year average. and quality 90 per cent com
pared with 9O.T the 10 year average.
The production of potatoes was 32SISI.OOO
bushels compared with S76.537.o 900 in 1909; ;
Weld per acre, 93.4 bushels. compared with
ola the 10 year average. and quality $50 per
cent compared with ST., the 10 year average.
Production of haxseed was 15,O50.OoO bush
els compared with -. .s56. 900 in 1909; yield
per acre 4 q bushels. compared with 20. the 10
year average and quality s4.s per cent, com
pared with Gil. the 10 year average.
Details for important crops in different states
foil
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Barley Higher and Wheat Firm
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Higher
Provisions
is 1.c lower and salau VI-

Provisions a,
Compound lard is &c lower ana sS'A'
0c CeftoIepe-1 half bbl. 12Nc; half ohls 1Ise
1 tiercs. 12c; tierces. 11se' uef'e''
Hams and bscon-Hams 1871 92oc: picnic
hams 14lSc. California hams. 19c: fancT 1SS 3sS-
to pounds 2Sd30c. 10 10 pOonSSSS es SS9-r. light
dry salf bacon. TO 10 lbs 23d24c. 10 to - 80, loS
2iG22c: medium bacon, 1sG19c; hgnt msoiu'H
Oassr TsrdLTferees 1sI5c. sos 1SAc. los 1sAe s.
1880 IS 1sac compound lard tisress ts 1sIorv
sos 1iI1c los 12c. SIS 12lsc. Ss 1Ztte' Eeio %
cooking oil. I2c per gal; white cooAins V'''
per gal: salad oil T6c per gal -. r.+. In
Reef-Iocal prices quoted. Export 9,. io5s. -.
EStrs fsmiiT m beef SIS per Dbl; family beef SIS
per bbl; extra mess beef. SIS per ooi'
PorkLFxtra prime. in barrels ss2 clear: s$t:
mess. $50; pig pork ss6: pigs fse'; g. its -
half bbls $40 for IS lb kegs and Sl-0' TOT Aus
Meat Market
Hogs are lower and a change IN the grade ol
weights will be noted Changes IN hVe s0eeP
will be observed
DRESSED MEATS
SIauZhterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef~sIaasc per Ib for steers. T1a@sitc for
we Veai%sis a9lsc for large and 9ia@loc for
'"lar' Hiuttop-wethers. 9a1Oc; ewes. sG9c per 10,
Iamb-fOla 011t5c per N. -. - 80
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1S12e tor Asn1 Anu -
@122c for heavy. -
The following quota tiOns are for good SOUND
livestock, delivered in san FRANCISCO ElosS
weight: -,,ozz,.o
No / fat steers over 200 lbs. alive. pa a. .ac
per III: under 900 lbs. 5d51ac; second quailIy'
all weights, 4% G5c; thin undeslraoie s'eers'
No. / cows and heifers, 4t194isc: second
quality. 4d+4c common. thinc undesiraoie COWS
3A 03%c.
Desirable bulls and stags, 215GSAc; half rat
or thin bulls. 2d2Ac.
CaIveS-Lig ghtweight per lb. ga nbc' meolum'
j14 d51c: heavy. 4d4Ac-
Sheep-DesirabIe wethers. $50 ewes. 4i4c-
Lambs fper lb)-UnShorn lambs. 6dol4c.
Hogs (per Ibl-Hard grain fed weighing lnl
to 40 lbs. SIS acc; 40 to 250 lbs. 9g91sc; 2oo
to $50 lbs. sac