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Meat Market
R~ArS


Slaughterers' rates 10 dealers and butchers are
as follows.
Beef-s15 6sc per ID for steers. 71sGs15c for
cows and heffers.
veaEsh@ @s1bc for large and sh@1ohc for
small.
Lamb-10h @11Kc per H.
Dressed Pork (per lb)--1315c for light and II
@12hc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers over 300 lbs alive SIC
per lb; under 300 lbs. SIC: second quality.
all weights. Az G5c; thin. undesirable steers.
4@4Hc-
No cows and heffers. 41zc; second
quality. 4M4Hc; common, thin, undesirable
Cows 3N63%c.
Desirable bulls and stags, A@sc; half fat
Caives~Lightweight PEI ID. e@G1sc: medium.
515 d5Ac: heavy. AZ 65c-
Sheep-Desrable wethers. 4%c: ewes. 4Ec
Lambs fper lb)-Unshorn lambs, 666Ec.
Hogs-Hard grain fed. weighing 100 to $50 lbs
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Pnnlfrr ana Gan,e

Dressed turkeys furnished the leading feature
or the poultry market yesterday nearly all re-
ceivers being too busy with the holiday fowls II
pay much attention to anything else Early ar
rivals were 400 cases. about 30 tons. Large
receivers commenced selling their best offerings
at SOc pound early in the morning and the
Diners followed their lead Prices ranged from
&c 70 SOC pound. with retail tradesmen pur-
chas ng freely at those figures. -Four cars Of
assorted western poultry came in Game was
quiet. with prices Inclined to easiness
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. S5d5- 50 for
small, $646.50 for large and SSQ1O for extra:
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MARKET MONEY
RATES RELAX

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Relaxa-
tion in money rates was the fea-
ture OF the DAYS financial mar
kets Prices of securities failed
to benefit from this deyeIopme
There was a decided shrinkage
in the volume of transactions and
the tone of the speculation was
heavy and sagging. Weakness be-
came more positive in proportion
as the pressure to sell united
States Steel increased
The favorable bank statement
published here Saturday had the
effect of increasing the disposition
of lenders to put out funds The
demand for mercantile paper,
however. continues to lag. Nv hlle
the currency movement indicates
the cessation of the cash drain
on account of crop movements,
the process of loan liquidation to
follow will be studied for future
promise OF new bond flotations.
Discount rates receded in Lon
don. Paris and Berlin in common
with the easing money market in
New York. Foreigners were dis
posed. nevertheless, TO sell back
our stocks. thus helping to carry
prices downward. Commercial
bills are in lessened supply In the
foreign exchange market, disclos-
ing a subsistence in the export
movement of commodities. The
sustained figure of the current
custom receipts of the United
States treasury meanwhile 1ndl-
Gates that the value of imports is
kept up.
Bonds were heavy. Total
sales. par value, s2.116,000.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call
E. T. Hutton & Co.'S wire says:
VERY little feature in today's
stock market with the bulk of
transactions confined TO the floor
OF the exchange. Banking in
terests were credited with having
done very little, apparently being
content to await further advtces
from London on the election and
probably to hold aloof from ad
vancing prices in view Of the
growing tension between the
United States and Mexico. It was
Anticipated in some quarters that
the speech of Chairman Knapp of
the Interstate Commerce commits
sion tomorrow night would de-
velop considerable market activ-
ity. as early advices as to this
speech would indicate favorable
action of the commission toward
railways in the matter of rates.
Leading interests here continue
TO look favorably toward the fu-
ture of the security market.
though betterment may be slow"
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LOCAL MARKETS
of Produce November Fl
PF0E1zinna

1 tierce. 1850; tierees, Ike; ) tierces, &c
per lb>
Hams and Bscon-Hams. 1s619c: picnic
hams. 14c; California hams. 1Sc: fancy bacon.
6 to lbs 2s@30c. to 10 lbs 26Q27e, 10 to
II lbs 25G26c; sugar cured, 26927c; light dry
salt bacon 8 to 10 lbs 23624c 10 to Y lbs
21@22c; medium bacon. 1s91sc; light medium
bacon. 1S619c.
Lard-Tierces, 15c; sos 15kc, los 15Ac. IS
15Bc SIS 16c; compound lard. tierce, 11Lc,
SOS 11hc, los 12c. IS 12kc. SIS 12Hc; yellow
cooking oil. 72c per gal: white cooking oil. 74c
per gal; salad oil roc per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots in
spected by the government, are 81 per bbl higher.
Extra family beef, SIS per bbl; family beef, SIS
per bbI; extra mess beef, SIS per bbl; smoked
beef, 211ac per H.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $50: clear. $34:
mess. S32; pig pork $36; pigs feet. $5.75 for
half bbls, 2-4O for S5 ID kegs and S135 for kits
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Local Securities Continue Lively
Oil and Mining Stocks inactive
Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Business was very lively in stocks and bonds
yesterday. though sales of stocks far exceeded
those of bonds. The feature was the rapid ad-
vance in City electric from $54 to sos ~ and
Pacific lighting common was also higher at
S71. The United Railroads bonds were hrmer
at S67.75. Hawaiian commercial was lower at
$313714.
city electric was ex dividend of 3oc yester-
day.
The California fruit Gamers association paid
a regular monthly dividend of so cents yes
terday.
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.=At the beginning Of
business today the condition Of the United States
treasury was: Working balance In treasury
offices, S3l. .229. .020 in banks and Philippine
general fund SS4 $40. 729
Ordinary receipts Saturday were SO 262 e7o
with ordinary disbursements of 81. SIC. .s6T. The
oehcit TO date this fiscal year is Sc, ,3TI 400 as
against S21-l21.l67 at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions P
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.-Money on call easy.
2h62& per cent; ruling rate, 2%; closing
bid 215 offered at 2h.
Time loans, easy. 60 days, 90 days and six
months, y per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5Is to per cent
Sterling exchange, steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.S264. S21O for so day
bills. and at 81. $500 for demand. Commercial
bills. $4s1A 64.s1%.
Bar silver. 55Z
Mexican dollars 46c.
heavy.
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Northern Wheat Market


red Russian 75c; club nc MiIIing-BIuestem
Sic: club. 7sc. Car receipts-vheat, As: hay
3; barley. 2; oats, 1.
SEATTLE. Nov. 21.-ATillng: Bluestem, Sc
forty-fold. sic; club, Soc: fife. SOC; red Rus
sian, 7sc. Export-Bluestem. soc: forty fold
7Sc; club. nc; fife, TIC; red Russian, 75c.
OREGON
7s@sOc; bluestem. S0@s2c: red Russian 75c;
valley. soc: forty-fOId 7S0S0c. Car receipts
Wheat, 1885, barley. 1: oats. 26; hay. 35.
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
closed $l.o1 18@1.O19s; May. s1.Os. Cash-No.
hard. S105Li; No. l northern. 81. .0212 a 1. o. "a:
No. northern. s1G103; No. wheat, 9s13c6
$1O1t5.
Corn-No 3ayellow 4ac
Oats-NO white. 3OG31c.
Rye-No. . 74c
Flax-Closed 50 5914.
DULUTH. Nov. 21.-Flax-On track. 81. "a Il
to arrive $259A November. 81 641a asked De
cember. $2.5TA bid; May. S2.55.
Visible Grain Supply
NEW YORK. Nov 21.-The visible supply Of
grain in the United States Saturday. November
10, compiled by the New York produce ex-
change follows:
Wheat, 43,319000 bushels; increase. I, 1,430,0OO
bushels.
Corn 2 355 900 bushels: increase 4S 600
Oats. l.. 1851 600 bushels; decrease 449. .OO0
Rye. 100000 bushels: decrease. 1000.
Barley. 2.1o6. 600 bushels: decrease. %. 600.
The visible supply of wheat in Canada last
Saturday was u. 3S2. coo bushels, decrease Of
$40, 600.
London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 21.-Hdps in London
Pacific COAST, steady. f3 los a "a los.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
ew York stocks and coppers

New York stocks and copper
weaker.
Cotton market advanced.
Local stocks and bonds active.
Oil and mining stocks quiet.
Silver and exchange as before.
Grain market about the same.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
Colored beans quoted firm.
Eggs continue to decline.
Butter and cheese unchanged.
Potatoes and onions rather dull.
Ten cars of oranges arrive.
Turkeys active at p a 30c.
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Arrivals Of vegetables over SUNDAY. wb'fe
hght' were more than sufficient for market re-
quirements, and prices for everything even tine
best selections were merely steady Tomatoes
sold at higher range. there being less poa-
stock Offering than at the close Of last week
Otherwise there were Important changes f5t
the quotations Potatoes and onions were rather
dull.
POtatoes-River whites. 9OcdS1. 10 oer ctl =,
linas Burbanks. 81. 60G1.75 per etl: Oregon Bur
banks. 81 -4O9l-45 per ctl; sweet potatoes. s.
per ctl
OniOnS-New yellow 9OcGS1 10
Vegetables Tomatoes. 5Oc6Sf per box: eresI
peas. ga &C per Ii; string beans. sale per II
lima beans. fd5c per ID. summer SQUASH STA
.25 per box eggplant. 50G65c per box: green
peppers. 25G5Oc per box; garlic. 4075c per N.
cabbage. 60G165c per ctl: cucumbers Sf61 - per
box; caulifower. 4005Oc per dozen: SlrnIps, s5G1
l2c per sack: carrots. 65d 75c per .ack: celerv
0d30c per dozen: green okra 5O6G75c uer hov
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Turkeys Selling at Good Prices
Eee Market Suffers Another Drop

hammer during the week and judging from the
dispatch with which buyers did their bidding
good horses are still in urgent demand az prices
around quotations. bay mare weighing cloSe
to 1.4oO pounds. OF a blOcky type. sold Tor So,
A year old horse close 70 I. 500 pounds brouglS .
$3.50. while several light drafters sold from Sl7g
10 5000 The bulk OF these offerings were agei
from to wears. A consignment OF Horsesno%-
bar horses up 10 l. 500 pounds averaged Sl2o-
Advices from Los Angeles are TO tne e1ect
that the big sale Of mules sold at a dispersion
sale brought phenomenal prices, some seliing
close TO the S4O0 mark, while hundreds breugnt
around $500. These prices are all out OF pro
portion to those asked by dealers IN that sectioh
for far better mules The number offered ran
into the thousands and the bulk viii continue aI
work in the colony
HORSES
Desirable drafters l. 200 lbs and over. $40 d5tl
Light drafters |. $50 to /. $50 lbs 22342t9
Chunks i $50 to 500 Ibs... 2OOG250
Wagon horses. 1.25O 70 1850 lbs 1I5Q2uu
Delivery wagon horses. O50 to I. $50 1229 u 81
Desirable farm mares 1000 l1O
Farm workers ...-....---...-....---- 1o4lOO
MULES. MEDIUM TO EXTRA
900 lbs 4 TO years. s...........--.-. .S125@11
1000 lbs to years. rs..........-...-. 15041I9
1.100 lbs. to years. ....---.-.------ 2O002S9
200 lbs tn : years .......... 25O63O0
Over years old range from SO TO 80 lower
Note-Shippers TO this market must nave
horses close TO type, with age bone conformation
and style. to command extreme quotations.
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T. .CHlCAGO. Nov Zl--E- r. HUTTON N
Co.'S wire says: Wheat ranged from
Saturdays closing level to about 1zc above II
most of the morning. then turning weak and
a large trade. Early market strength reflected
higher prices in Europe and less favorable crop
adviees from Argentine. Latter has reiterated
claims of losses in southern part Of province OF
BuenoS Ayres by drought. cable estimating
exportable surplus at 90. 900. 600 bushels and In
dicatfng large losses in wheat and oat areas
There has been no general stampeding OF shorts
today, but many small shorts covered at the
outset and later because OF the stubbornnesS
shown. Statistics have been depressing. One
of the shipping concerns reports sales In three
days Of 200. 600 bushels cash wheat TO mills.
Other shippers claim to be doing very little.
Cash wheat in southwest was frmer early, easing
some later. Northwest claims increasing sales
by the country. Wheat closed at low point
and weak. Cash sales 32.O bushels.
Corn has been heavy and rather slow all
day. Weather continues favorable In corn belt
although some little precipitation in Illinois
today and In northern part Of western belt in
last As hours Eastern demand sluggish. down
state reports and western indicating that husk
Ing is far advanced and country dealers calling
loudly for cars Cash corn in sample market
was 1c lower and offerings large. Consignments
larger and acceptances OF over Sunday bids and
requests for further bids more numerous Bulk
of husking viii be over by Thanksgiving
day. balance in week ten days later.
''0ats have reflected the action in
There has been some changing over Of December
shorts to May by the elevator concerns, but the
general trade has been slow. Cash demand
moderate. with sales OF $50, 900 bushels. Cash
prices in sample market steady"
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Cash GRAIN and Proxa....,

CHICAGO. Nov. 21.--Cash Quotations were as
follows Flour, steady. No 2 rye 7sGTslsc.
Feed or mixing barley, 55070c; fair to choice
mating. loQS0c. No. 1 southwestern iaxseed
81. so, do No. northwestern, 81 26aI5. Timofbv
seed $50. Clover. S14.3O. Mess pork pe- bhi
SlI 5o@ lI.lo. Lard, per 100 lbs. $40. 90 Short
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-UNLIsTED SECURITIES

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
6 " Pow 5s 91A 90 lPac G&E pfd SSi5 SSs4
West Pac IS. 947s - W Oil.... pa 212
s Cruz Cem6s S9ta "a lPeop W com 2h
ocean S Ry5s 2413 25M
SALES
80 California Wine Assn (pfd). so 25
80 Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd)... $50
140 Pacific Gas & Electric (pfdl. IS. 62h
81 900 Western Pacific Ry 5s.......... $500
81 600 Western Pacific Ry IS ......... 95. -
$1,000 Ocean Shore Ry 5s..........-. %. 90
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IVO Coallnga NATIONAL. ......-....... Il
| Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Los ANGELES, Nov. 21.-The morning session
OF the oil stock exchange dull and feature
less The afternoon call was brighter but trad
ing of the day light. Union firm,
Mexican common a good trader and Asso-
ciated was strong. Consolidated Midway was In
demand The call
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Northern Rn.ina..

balances. $I73. 115.
TACOMA Nov 2l-CIearines s-os 500. ~,
ances. $50. .2s4 f''' pai
balances. $242. .574.
balances, S103.27s.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Flour-Qulet and
nominally lower. Receipts. %, 20; shipments.
.sS3.
wheat-Spot, irregular: No ? sTc elevator
and 951ac +. o. b. a1oat; No. 1 northern Duluth.
$1.167s f. o. b. ahoat. Futures market was
firm at the outset the cables. but eased OF
more favorable Argentine reports. larger
ceipts and poor cash demand. closing at sc net
lower. December closed at eTc; May closed at
S1.031s: July closed at S1.00ls. Receipts, $50.
600: shipments. Ia 800
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dsootch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. Nov. 2f-There was a slight
decline IN the price Of eggs on the local markrt
mere today on receipt Of advices from the morn
ing transactions the san Francisco dairy
produce exchange The local dealers are quoting
Ole. spot cash. Der dozen. for choice and 4Sc
for seconds. The prices have been falling
steadily now for n week. and with seasonabIr
weather II is expected the production VIII 50
Increase as to keep the prices falling.
SANTA CRUZ Nov. 21.-The Monday egg
market opened briskly and the supply was
hardly sufficient 70 meet local and outside Ge-
mandS There Is no change in quotations. mer-
chants paying soc per dozen and retailing at $50
Best grade eggs continue TO have the call
PETALUMA. Nov. 21.-The local egg market
was easy today. with ole cash offered for choice
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prsed F.ruit.. Ral-inu- Nnt. go

Inc STOCK or California prunes IN London m
November l was 4.050 packages against 2 PSI
packages on the same date last year and . 050
packages IN 1908.
There were in public warehouses IN Iandc,
November 20.939 boxes Of dried apricOts com
pared with IL. .4Sf boxes on November 1q0q
and lS.115 boxes on that date in 190S ~
peaches there were 4. 703 boxes agafnsf sol
boxes a year ago and 1.266 boxes on November
I. 1905
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 7I59st5c: apri-
cots u0l3c: fancy Moorparks. 1SI5 df4c
peaches, 912 Q61Sc; fancy. 7c; prunes. 51bc basis
for the large sizes and Sc basis for the smaller
sizes: hgs, nominal; pears. 10013c
KalS1nS-Layers clusters-6 crown. 50 So &
crown. $2: Z crown. S1.5O. crown, 81 80:
crown 81 20: seeded. AZ 05c for choice and
"a 991ae for fancy; ThOmpson's seedless 4%c:
loose muscatel. crown. 565Ac; crown. 4G
4+4e; crown. 35a 63Ac: seedless. 3K64&c:
raisins IN sweatbox at Fresno. pa G3c.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 15c: IXL. 14c; ne
Plus ultra, 13c. peerless 12c: brakes nc: Ian
guedoes. lie; hardsheIl ia G1Sc; shelled almonds
SO43oe: new walnuts. 15c per ID for No. I
softshells. 141ze for No. / standards; No. 2
standard, lie; pecans. 14h h0f5c; peanuts. Al
doc: pine nuts 1Sd20c: Italian chestnuts. i2
q 19c; California chestnuts. S710c per ID.
Honey-Water white comb. sage honey. 140
1oe; white do. 12Q12Ac; amber do. 1O011c:
SACRAMENTO river comb. 100 13c: extracted. S1A
Gsc for white. 7dsc for light amber and 81 a
61ac per Id for amber.
90 Beeswax-2715 930c per ID for light and 239
26c for dark.
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ribs, sides doosel, s9G1o.25; short clear sides
(boxed). 50. 1910
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
TO 347 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 1.Oo0.-
600 bushels compared with 1 .50S.000 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. The visible sup
ply Of wheat in the United States increased
,4S1 900 bushels for the week. The amount OF
breadstun ocean passage was 100000 bushels,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. Al
cars; corn, 1900 cars; oats, 212 cars; hogs,
90 o0n
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Potatoe.. ONION and veretnhle.

PORTLAND. Nov. 21.-City creamery cube
3JQ 36c; prints, 3703715c; store. 23624c.
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New York Curb Stocks
RoSfon Sfncks

B0SnON, Nov. 2l.-E F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: The early session was devoid Of
features with trading exceedingly quiet The
tone continues fairly strong. Trading in the
copper list as whole has been confined to
odd lots. Other departments equally quiet,
with prices the whole unchanged.
The following list is furnished by r. F. Hut
ton & Co., 49O California street, San Francisco:
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Chicago Discount Rate

Loc diseouy- ~" ~
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Col So r&ext AIS 81 Union Pacific As 101 4
Del & Hud cv As. 9s1zl Do cv As 1O312
Den & Rio As 9+3sl Do 1st ref As. e6A
DO ref IS $50. 80 IL S Rubber 6s- -.1O2ls
DistilIers IS 49,. 77%iU S Steel I'd 5s. .lo3s4
Erie prior lien As S3I4 va Car Chem 5s. .lOoA
Do gen IS - 74ss wabash LIST 5s. 100
no cv As ser A rs Do lst & ext Is 652s
Do cv As. ser 6S western Md 4s.- Sc =
Gen Elect .cv 5s $50 Wrestling Ell cv IS. 92
III Cen 1st ref As 971+ wis Central 4s..- 50 4
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Deciduous and citrus Fr,,jt.

Arrivals of fresh fruits over Sunday included
10 carloads OF oranges from the central Cali
fOrnia citrus belt. The oranges were distributed
among several concerns and all receivers re-
ported the demand active at we'll maintained
rates Strawberries and raspberres did better
on light arrivals. while all OF the other fruits
were in free supply. with prices unchanged
Strawberries-S50T per chest
RaSpberries-S5 per chest
Huekleberries-56r7c per Ii.
Cranberries- Cod. S9.5Od1O per bbl
Apples tper boxl-Fancy tier red, oOcGS1. .25.
do AZ tier. 656S5c- Newtown pfppins 9Oc07
S1iO; Bellehower, T5e@$1; choice fruit. S5d6Oc.
Christmas apples, 81 per box.
Pears-Winter Nellis. 81 5Od2 per box. cooLin-
varieties. 50cd$1 per box
Quinces-S161-5 80 per box.
Figs-5ocd$1 per box
PersimmOns-506I5 per box
Pomegrana nates-650T5c for small and s10t 80
for large boxes.
Grapes-Crates. StG1 % for Isabelias. e5a75c
Tor queen and 50dS5e for other varieties: small
boxes. 30q 4Oc; large boxes. muscat S101 ..
tokay, I5dsl; black, 6O675c; cornichOn 75ca
81; Yerdel. 75cG$1.
Citrus Fruits (per boxD-NaveI oranges 81 X
92:25 for choice and 50 50d2- IS for extra
choice; tanzerines. S1-5062 p per box- Crane
fruit. S303.5O for seedIess and Sf61 so FOR com,
mon; lemon, S5d5.50 for fancy. Ss.50a4 80 for
choice and $2.50G3 for standards Mexican lines.
. Tropical Fruits bananas. 75eas1. .25 bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. $2d3 for Central
American; pineapples. S2G2. so per doz.
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London Closing Stock,

Bar silver Steady; 25iad per ounce.
Money-4% as per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 41I-1664% per cent and for
three months bills 5-16647s per cent.
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STOCK AND BoND EXCHANGE

MONDAY, Nov. 21-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
pi6 Asl- Rfd Ash
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Chicago Grain and PROVISION Futures
Inc leading futures ranged s oIows: : - -
Horses and Mules

N@sAc; $50 to 200 lbs, salQsc; 200 to 300 lbs.
SIZE per ID.
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STOCKS WEAKEN
Under PRESSURE
Speculation Heavy and Sagging
Despite Easing of the
Money Market
Lenders Put Out More Funds,
but Bull Traders Fail TO
Respond
New York stock List

new 1OFk STOCK ADAst
2 F. Hutton Co. 400 California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange. fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday
sales SHOCKS HIGH Low Bid I ASK
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Saturdays drop IN the egg market proved to
be nothing more than starter. the downward
course continuing unchecked yesterday Receipts
were increased to over 1000 cases and large re
ceivers sold the market down. the decline being
11ac in extras and 1c In frsts. which were quoted
at SIC and SIC respectively. No one seemed in
urgent need OF supplies and the sale Of three lots
was sufficient 10 put the market down. There
no change in the quotations for butter or
cheese The latter firm. with sellers asking
1715c a pound for new California fancy fats
Practically all Of the butter brought in from New
Zealand recently will be forwarded to British
Columbia. The receivers were unable to market
IL satisfactorily here because bOTscic acid was
used in It's manufacture. and under the pure food
law butter containing preservattveS can be sold
only as ''adultersted butter" The broker han
ding the shipment estimated the cost OF the
butter at 36c pound laid down here, including
the duty OF &C. This high cost would. OF course.
preclude the possibility Of competition with the
local product
Sales under the call on the exchange were con
fined to fresh extra eggs so cases selling at 78c
a dozen.
Receipts were p GOO pounds Of butter. $500
pounds Of cheese and l. 03O cases Of eggs.
The following the official quotations eStab-
lished on the floor OF the dairy exchange Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from 1i5c TO &c
higher. owing to the various charges TO be
added.
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EIgin Butter
Portland Butter Market

ELGIN. H.. Nov. -Butter-Firm: sic
output. 6JO,5OO pounds.
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The following quotations for horses and mules
furnished BY the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
some very useful horses passed under the
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BUTTER PER POUND

Cheese-CaHfornis fancy fats. lie per H.
firm: do drstS. 15c. firm: do seconds. 13r
firm: fancy Young Americas isc steady. do
nrsts. 1615e, steady; Oregon fats. 1615c. firm;
Wisconsin daisies. 1sc. steady; California stor-
hrsts; storage Young Americas Ice. steady; Ore
gon storage aats. 151ac. firm: do Young Ameri-
cas- 161ae. firm; eastern storage, 1s91S12c.
steady
Egg-CaHforuIa fresh. per dozen. cases in
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Rutter. Chee.e and Eggs

LINIlI w 70
Note-Shippers TO this market must nav
horses close TO type. with age. bone conformation
and style to command extreme quotations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22
Visible Grain supply

LIVERPOOL. Nov 21-H0bs in Londo
Pacific COAST, steady. f3 los a "a los.