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Butter. Cheere and Egg.

The upward trend in prices for fresh eggs con-
tinued unchecked yesterday, brisk buying
movement the exchange sending values for
the upper grades to higher levels. The advance
was 1c in extras and &c In hrsts, which
quoted at SIC and sic respectively. The trading
on change was merely a reflection Of conditions
In the street. where all receivers reported the
supply Of desirable quality fresh eggs barely
sufficient to balance requirements There was
no change in the quotations for butter There
was not trade under the call. and. although
several receivers were carrying large supplies
no one offered to sell. In the cheese denartnnt
fancy new fats were l5c lower on a sale at 16c
a pound.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Eggs-25 cases Of extras at 54lzc and so at
SAC dozen.
Cheese-5o new California fancy fats at 16c
pound
Receipts were 2l.OOo pounds or butter, $500
pounds of cheese and .o40 cases Of eggs.
The following the official quotatio estah-
lished the floor OF the dairy exchange Prices
In the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from nc TO &c
higher, owing to the various charges TO be added.
NM
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Hay and Feed.tnn.

Somers & Co say OF the hay market.
Hay arrivals still continue very heavy total
Of 4s7O tons arriving during the week The
market is weak and sluggish. hay moving OF
only with difficulty, and it Is quite remark able
that prices are maintained well "a they are
with the bulk OF hay coming In during this time
very fancy wheat hay in light bales tame oat
and the very low priced stable and stock bav
Nearly all hay which is now being offered il the
medium grades and moderate priced quality
only by reason Of this outlet that we DO NOT sss
materially low prices.
The situation in the country II not a. weak
il Is here Farmers are not especially deSir-
Of selling at the present market prices pre-
ferring 10 hold their stocks in antfcipation ~
some better movement later on. MANY are me-
dieting a dry year. which. in our opinion IL fbe
only force which will put up prices This nf
course. is taking a chance. and the saner bust
nesslike man will not figure II.
Alfalfa arrivals falling OF considerahJv
the last cuttings being small and almost all mar
keted We look for better prices in alfalfa verv
shortly"
Bran-s29d31 per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per ton
Shorts-s3O632 per ton.
Feedstuhs-ROled barley. $22n23: rolled nate
for feed. $2963i; mixed feed. S25d2s FOR aver
age lots: linSeed Oilcake meal. 20 tons s4O IN
tons $4,000. tons Sal, smaller lots Sal so;
cOcoanut cake or meal at mills. SIS. 50 in % ar
10 and S26 In ton lots: jObbing SOS so. corn
meal. S36Gl31: cracked corn. S3663T. aIfsIfa
meal. carload lots SIT. jobbing SIS: red zfar 49,
falfa meal. SIS in car lots and $40 Jobbjng: No
desto alfalfa meal. $3.50 In car lots and sf- n
jobbing: Stockton mealfalfa, ST in car Tors snd
SIS tobbing; Caproco Oilcake meal s1650 osr
ton; calfalfa, $40 In car lots and $50 iobbipg
Hay-Ordinary wheat $9G 2. 50: choice san
IA; wheat and oat $eG11.50; tame oat SeS
stock hay,> s5@6.50 per ton.
Straw-S56l6Oc per bale.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
TSoeciol Di,potch 10 The Call1

PETALTNA. Nov. 2.-Ihe market price
climbed another cent today after advices from
the San Francisco dairy exchange. The Peta-
luna egg exchange paid SIC for first grade. In
dependent dealers and spectators paid sic TO
45c according to grade The production of eggs
has reached the minimum and the demand re-
maIned firm. There no change in local con-
dtions.
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. Eggs failed TO huctu-
ate In price today. although the supply was
more than sufficient to meet demands Mer-
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Rennr md seed.

Yesterdays arrivals Of beans were 1s 545 sis
The market continues weak. with downward
tendency.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. S4-25d4.T5; small
white, recleaned. S3.5063-S0: large white. re
cleaned. So 25 as 10: pink. 81. 25d T5; red. So
5.25; blackeye. S565.5O; lima. recieaned 81 S. q
4 rs: red kidneys, S5d5- Is: cranberry beans 81
@4.so garvanzas, 50. 1898. %: horse beans. s1.25
6225.
Seeds-Brown mustard 4&sc: yellow mustard
-; haxseed. 5Q513c; canary, 3dS&c; alfalfa.
1sG19c; rape. 1d2%e; timothy, SIC; hemp. 2st
13c: millet. Sc per 10.
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NOVEMBER OPENS
ON DULL. TRADE

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The stock
market remained dull to the point
of Stagnation today. rejecting the
suspension of operations on a
large scale by, the powerful finan-
cia1 interests which had fostered
the upward movement through
the month of October. With the
advent of dullness and neglect
there have emerged into view va
rious features Of the market posi-
tion which arouse distrust. An
example is found in the incident
of the erratic fluctuations in
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago and
ST. Louis stock. The sale yester-
day of a single 100 share lot of
this stock at 81 following sales
the previous day at Il and an i'm
mediate rebound to 20 gave rise
to widespread comment and crit
icism. This resulted in a request
to the stock exchange authorities.
10 record the bid, and quotations
for the stock were asked from
time 10 time today. From these
il was shown that after selling at
GO and 20 there was no better bid
at one time than 81 for the stock.
although none was offered a that
time at less than 6S1z. Previous
to this week the stock had not
sold under 20 during the present
year.
The days developments in the
money market pointed to relaXa-
tion in the immediate future. A
decline in foreign exchange rates
here and q rise in the New York
exchange in Chicago both pointed
TO lightened pressure on New
York money supplies from out
side sources.
The subtreasury. however, in
creased it's requisftion for cash on
the New York banks. The local
call loan rate rose today to Az
per cent. making the highest of
the fall so far.
Some strength was shown by
the copper industrials, which were
moved by the predictions of early
Improvement in the trade rather
than by actual developments. The
price of copper metal rose in Lon
don again.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value). s1.677.ooo. Unit
ed States bonds were unchanged
on call.
f. F. Hutton g. Co.'S wire says:
Under a comparatively small vol
ume of business the stock market
today continued to show improve
ment. though 1t was doubtful If
I banking interests were taking any
{ aggressive stand on the buying
) side except in a few specialties.
The coppers and smelters group
: were the features in strength to-
J day There was the usual talk of a
great merger OF these properties,
but such a matter will hardly oc-
cur until the Standard and to-
bacco cases have been decided.
The real reason for the strength
! in these stocks was the report OF
very heavy sales of copper metal
) TO the trade today.
! We are looking for a slow I'M
proVement in values generally
} without spectacular operations
( for the present at least.
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ne.,auous and Citrus Fruits


Although the mUrky weather was not cohtlu-
Give TO active trading there was fair amour
~ business in fresh fruits YESTERDAY nnt the
market lacked snap and hrmness- Table grapes
in bulk were rather easy. as rev arr.VaiS 49, 49,
liberal and practically all of TUESDAYS helateI
sUnnIieS we're carried over. Values Tor crated
stock were well maintained there oeLne lII SOM
SHINING demand Choice hgs sold well wnue
tbe other orchard fruits dragged New nave
oranges were lower. 81. rs box being top
nrice wirb an sellers New tanzerines from Pen.
rvn we're Offering again and sales were reported
at 81 5Od1.75 a crate o. four baskets.
StrawberrieS-S46r5 per chest
Raspberrfes-S4 50d6 per chest
Huckleberrfes-7110c per lb-
CrsnberrIes-Coos bay S3G4 per box; Capss
Cod 81 750ds per bbl FOR early black ana SSD
9.50 for late HOwes oo1.e, OK.
Apples (per boxl-Fancy tier red. eocGSl,-2s
do Az tier. 656SSc; Newto~n Pippins. sec ste efl
81 10; BeNehower, 75cGIS1; choice fruit Sogost-
PearS-Winter Ne1lis. 81 -50d2 per box eooAinS
varieties. 5ocdS1 per box
Quinces-S1 q 1-25 per box
Plums-Late red S5cdS1 per box
Figs-S1 also per box.
PersimmOns-S161 .25 per box. -.
POmegrsnates-60G75c for small ana ~ I9l.'O
for large boxes.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 50c6$1 per box
Grapes-Crates. q for Isabella. oOQ -, 80
for queen and 50dS5c for other varieties. s9aI
boxes. 3Od4Oc; large boxes muscar. SOcst1ss
tokay 6569Oc: black. j0dS5c; eorniehon SoceR
81: verdel. 75GS5c: wine grapes nonninal - - =.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges 800
2 10: Valencia oranges. S4d4.5O for fancy. sSd
g. 80 for choice and 81 5OG2 for standard: grape
fruit. S3d5 for seedless: lemons. S6qo.oO Ior
fancy S4G5 for choice and 80 -5003-5O for stand
ard Mexican lines. s65O@7.
Tropical Fruits-Bsnanas, S1d1.75 a ounch
! for Hawaiian and Mexican, s.. 2.50qS.SO Tor Cen
tral American; pineapples. s2.5OgS.0O per dozen
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Fruits-Evaporated apples. TG711c; fancy. Sc
SIC: spricots. I1613c; fancy MOorparks. 13!2 n
14c; peaches. 512 G612c; fancy &c; prunes. 81 a
Size. with no premiums for the large sizes: hgs-
Al. 641ac for black and 5Gs45c for white; pears
l0d13c.
Raisins-New crop layers. clusters croWn'
81 so: crown. 50: Z crown. $780, erow n
81. 80: 2 crown S1.20: seeded. 50545c for choice
and &c for fancy; ThompsOn's seedlesS. 4Stc: /:
loose muscatel crown SIC, 5 crown 412c.
crown &c; seedless. 314 64Ssc; new raisinss S44 q
sac in sweatbOx at Fresno.
Nuts-AlmOnds. nonpareils. l5c- XXI. 14c; ne
plus ultra. 13c peerless. 12c; brakes. 1119c; Ian
guedoes. lie; hardshell, 71z9sc; shelled Almonds
3O6Sjc: new walnuts 15c per 10 for No.
softsheIls I415c for No. 4 standards: No. ?
standard, lie: pecans. 141a @15c; peanuts. Al
65c; pine nuts, 1Sd2oc; California chestnuts-
1O615c per ID
Honey-water white comb. 1661Ic; white do.
2212tac; amber do. 10611c: extracted 81 dsc
for white. T6Sc for light amber and 512 661ac
per lb for amber
Beeswax-2T1s aSoc per Ib for light and ESQ
26c for dark
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-There was another general decline
yesterday. except in Sonora. The market Is
extremely weak.
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1.421a 61.4111: Sonora. 81 $50 a
1.70 white Australian. $1.50d1. .55 northern
club s1.42h 671.4T1a: Russian red. 81. .421a a
147Ib; bluestem. $147lb 71.521a per ctl
FUTURES
10 Session
No transactions.
Barley-Prices continue to shade on. There
was some business in choice bright feed at 81
yesterday. but the figure extreme. Futures
were lower.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed, 95d97hc; extra choice bright.
ss% ds1; of grades. 921b G95c per ctl; brewing
and shipping grades, S1M1.o5.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Open. High Low. Close.
May SLOT s1.OI $1.O6 S1.06
December -. 1.01 1.ot 100 100
p. m. Session
Open. High Low Close.
May s1.o5 s1-o5A s1-O5 s1-051 4
December -. .99 90 80 90
Oats were again quoted steady yesterday with
out any Improvement in prices
Red for feed. S1.10M1171a for ordinary and
81 20@1. 221a for choice: red for seed, 81. 27h a
1.35; black. s1.071a@1.1O for feed and 81 rs a
lao for seed: gray. nominal white s1.45@1 .55
Corn-Western states yellow. in bulk, San
Francisco track. $1.35: white. s1.3Ih: mixed,
$1.34: sacked prices 1tac higher; white Egyptian
$1.4561471a; brown do s1.3561.40 per ctl.
Rye-Dull at $1.50@1.35 per ctl.
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Potatoes. Onions and Neketu. .
The cloudy threatening weather imparteu
armer feeling 10 the market for mlscel. l.ane,us anew
ye0etsbles Yesterday Receivers were ngnrlhN
on rain winding up the crops Of seyersl uess..p
Actual changes IN the quotations were Few nov
ever the onIv noteworthy variation being sngnL
and onions was unchanged. the former being MN
and the latter easy. -, Ssort
PotatOesERiver whites I51Soc per 60 60, o.
- R,-hsnks 81 50671 rs per ctl; Oregon Bnr
banks 81 406I1 .45 per ctl; sweet potatoeS' Sl'''
6R2 10 per ctl.
OnlonS-Nsw yellow. S5c7E.
Veqetsbtes-TonatOes S5S7s0c per boz; green
peas 4Gse per II: string beans 5dSe per ~
lima beanS 5d6c per lb summer squash SIG
! 20 per box: eggnlart 50065c per box; green
peppers 2aGJOc per hOx: garlic. late ne- =
cabbage sNG65c per ctl. cucunberS. oiS1 .'ic
ner hoy cauIi flower 4O6SOc per dozen: turnips.
f5675c per sack: carrots. 500 IOc per sdcA'
green ok-a. 5OG75c per box.
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UNIIsTED sECURITIEs
MINING STOCKS

Consolidated Virginia among the Comstocks
and Combination Fraction among the southern
Nevadas were fairly active yesterday, but the
other stocks in both groups quiet. There
were no changes Of note.
The Gould & Curry mining company has levied
an assessment OF 10c per share.
The mill report of the Tonopah mining
pany for the last week shows that es out of the
100 stamps have been dropping continuously
crushing a total Of 1855 tons of ore Of an
average value of $25 per ton The shipments
from the mill consisted of So cars OF bullion
valued at $40 600. A recovery Of 90 per cent
was made
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-The condition Of the
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. ssas, $50. $50; silver
dollars. $4so. .052. coo: silver dollars of 1890
s3.5lsooo; silver certificates outstanding, $3.50.
o52. 600.
General fund-Standsrd silver dollars in gen.
ersl fund. S653. 1872: current liabilities STA
126.2IT; working balance in treasury Offices
$40, 344. .225; In banks to credit Of treasurer of
the United States. s.312: subsidiary sill.
coin. s1s.a46. .547: minor coin s51e ol2; totsl
balance in general fund, $s5 694 ,215.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks nrm. Coppers
higher.
Cotton futures somewhat lower.
Local stock markets quiet.
Exchange and silver unchanged.
Another general decline In wheat.
Barley quiet and weak. Oats
STEADY.
Beams still weak. with large re-
cefpts.
Cooking and salad oils lower.
No further change In hay.
Eggs still higher. Butter un-
changed.
Potatoes flrm and onions easy.
Fair trade In fresh fruits.
Game sells at lower prices.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Trading in local securities was queter yes
terday. the sales of bonds amounting to only
S51 600 while stocks were also less active.
The dav's business, however. made good rec
ord. The feature was active market for
California wine. which advanced to s3S 80.
There was a higher bid of $40 12La for Spring
Valley water. The Associated oil ) per cent
bonds lower at S94-2S.
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pfdes, TsIIovv, Wool and Hon.

Hldes-CuIs and brands sell about 15631r m,
der quotation; heavy salted steers 10c. usb+
&c; salted kip. 10c; sslted veal 15lLc. se1tsS
calf 1515c: dry hides 1sc: dry salt btda. Sised ie
lings 25G4Oc each; short wool 4O6i zoe. n,.1i.
Io@90e: long wool. 90cg$1 70: lambs 2OSSSan 2OSSss.,
horsehides. salt. S2.25d3 for large ana e. tSSs.,
for medium. I5c@S1 for small and 2S6S5cs q q
colts; horSehides, dry, s2G2- % for large snsI
sl2502 for medium, 5Ocds1 for small and 80
SOC for colts goatsktns prime anxOras -<SSSsst4
large hair goats sO@4oc; medium, asSe:
Tailow-No; I rendered. 5lsas11e; No. An
sc; grease 26213c. w. = va
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. YEAR. s..n,.
-sGlle; do. months, 34l1cs northern. sonoma gss
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New York Curb Stocks
BOSTON Copper stocks

BOSTON. Nov. 2.-The copper shares opened
strong and active. with trading well distributed
throughout the entire list. Substantial gains
have been recorded in many OF the leading
issues. Taking the market as whole, il ia
the broadest and strongest market we have
had for long time Other departments of the
market also strong and active.
East Butte has just made big strike on
the property and Is treating its ore in its
smeter. East Butte is developing a big
and making money, selling high
priced copper and investing the proceeds
The following list is furnished by z. F. Hut
ton & Co, 49o California street, San Francisco:
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Fair Trade in Local Securities
Oil and Mining Stocks Are Quiet

30 days, 41sa5 per cent? months, 4%a5 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5l5d6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at recovery. with
actual business In bankers bills at s4S220G
1920 for GO dar bills and at s4s6 for demand
Commercial bills, $4.s1Ss @4s17s.
Bar silver. 56c.
Mexican dollars Acc.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds. ir-
regular.
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BITTER. PER POUND

Cheese-California fancy fats 16c per H.
steady do irsts. 151ac. steady; do seconds. 13c.
steady; fancy Young Americas, 1916. weak; do
frsts, 1515c weak; Oregon fats. 1611c. hrm;
California storage fats, 15c, steady; Wisconsin
daisies, 1Sc, steady.
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10
SALES
Assessment pirectory OH Stocks
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Dispofch 10 The Call

| Los ANGELES. Nov 2.-The oil stock mar
| ket duler today than 1t has been for
months. California Midway Is down and Con
solday Midway also is of few points. Union
! is holding its own The Mexican petroleum
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Money on call strong
zQ41z per cent: rniiug rate. 3f per cent /:
closing bid. 35s per cent: offered at 1 per cent
Time loans, nrm but very dull; 60 days and
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Northern wheat Market
WASHINGTON

TACOMA Nov. 2-Milling: Bluestem. Tec:
club. 15dT6c; red Russian. 74c. Export-Blue-
stem, Soc; forty-foid 7sc; club. 76c red Rus
sian. 14c Car receipts-Wheat. 46; barley,
/: hay. 8.
SEATTLE. Nov. 2.-Milliug: Bluestem. Sac;
forty-fold. S2c; club. Sic: fife, Sic: red Rus
sian, 79c Export-Buestem Sic: forty-fold.
roc: club. 7sc: ffe Tsc: red Russian, T6c. Yes
terday's receipts Wheat. AS oats. Z: bar
lev 3: hay 49, Total car receipts for the
month of October-Wheat ST1; oats, 1O1 bar
ley, 50; rye. 8; hay, 47s.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Noy. 2-Track prices: Club.
TIC: bluestenn. So6S1c: red Russian s5c:. val
ley. roc: forty fold Isc. Car recepts-wheat
121: barley, l. oats. 8; hay. Is.
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PortIand Butter Market

PORTLAND Nov City creamery cubes
S5@36c: prints. 3I637i5c; store. 23G24c.
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NEW YORK. Nov. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communication by Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies as
compared with previous account:
Wheat-Unted States east of the Rockies
increased 2.439,00 bushels; Canada, increased
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. Nov. 2.-clearings 81 1,a2s.5a5
balances, S165. 500.
TACOMA, Nor. 2-clearings, sso2,Is4 bal
ances. ST4. 429.
SEATTLE. Nov. 2-Clenrings, s2.5so,o2o bal
ances. 1914 s2s
SPOKANE. Nov. 2-clearings, sso2.5i2; bal
ances, SCI, ,366.
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GRAIN STATISTICS
-r..a1 .alaa-a,,,o nf mhoa+ and ao,,r rrnrn

Total clearance OF wheat and -four were equal
to $4,000 bushels: primary receipts: $40 900
corresponding day, year ago. The worlds Wis
ibe supply. as shown by Bradstreet's. Increased
6514 600 bushels. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow-Wheat. 30 cars: corn 157 cars; oats,
127 cars: hogs. II 600 head.
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1.0I5.oo0 bushels: total United States and Can
ada increased 3.514 600 bushels.
Ahoat for and in Europe. increased 100000
bushels: total American and European supply
Increased 6.514.oO0 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada. increased
$4,000 bushels
oats-United States and Canada, Increased
505, 900 bushels.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK Nov. 2--Flour-WaS quiet and
nominaly lower; receipts. 21.OTO barrels; ship
ments, 2.0G9.
Wheat-Spot. easy: No red, 959sc elevator
and 95hc f. o. b. sfoat No , northern Duluth:
S1.13& I. o. b. a1aat. Futures were weak and
lower early with prices at new low levels of the
season on the bearish foreign news and the ab-
sence Of an active domestic cash export de
mand. Covering and commission house huy ing
resulted in n moderate rally and at the close
prices were unchanged TO l<c net lower EN-
porters reported 40 loads of Manitoba and durum
wheat at outports. December closed 9STsc; May
closed s1.o29s; receipts. $4,000 bushels; ship
ments. 1880.
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax
MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 2.-wheat-December.
a91sc: May, S1O4as 61.04t2: No. hard.
1.oSA: No / northern. $1.o1sS a OPS; No. :
northern, 9Tasc@S1.Ooss No. white. 94A q
eTAc.
Corn-No : yellow. 4s6 4aIac.
Oats-No- 3 white 301A "a Sic.
Rye-No. 2. 749T5c.
Flax-C1osed at s.. 50
DULUTH. Nov. 2.-Flax--On track. to arrive.
November. $3.50; December. s2-5s asked; May
81. Sc asked.
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Wheat Continues to Sell Lower
EeeMarketAdyancestO 54Cents


chants paid 45c per dozen and retailed at o0c
per dozen.
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The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished By the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal
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London Closing Stocks

oar lulel. ~ lt-lDd per ounce.
Money+64k per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is AZ per cent and for three months
bills AZ per cent.
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Chicago Discouut Rafe
New York MONEY Mnrket

CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Exchsnge on New York
&c discount.
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"Wheat-Excessive weakness attended by
much liquidation stop loss orders. short selling
and general unloading made the lowest prices Of
the year In December. which sold about Il C
lower than in June. before the spring wheat crop
losses Buying by influential local interests at
the decline caught pit traders short and these
we're bidding prices up later. The high point
today. however. is almost Identical with yester-
days close. Early weakness foreign
news. Russia offering wheat lower quite
freely: Buenos Aires prices were lower the
fine crop prospects and the weather In Russia
was mild and rainy in the southern belt. which
helpful to the crop and kept navigation
open. Dry weather is reported in the southwest.
Kansas City prices getting near point at which
shipments be made to Chicago. The south
west is weak today. but Winnipeg is the weakest
of all outside markets this continent.
''Corn-Ruled stubborn all day, refusing TO
participate in either the down up huctuation
in wheat. Weather generally cold over the corn
belt with light scattered precipitation in the last
"a hours in the northern part. Country sales
have been reported light. but shipping call has
been poor and done at very close margins. 1t is
showing at many points in Illinois today and
colder.
'Oats-were weak early, affected some by
wheat and also by very large sales by elevator
concerns, but recovered later on covering by
shorts. Cash oats were steady to &c lower and
the shipping call poor
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MELANCHOLY DAYS
IN STOCK MARKET
Suspension of Operations by
Big Interests Affects
Change
Errafic Fluctuations of Some
Stocks Arouse Distrust
in Buyers
New York Stock List

Now Ork STOCK EIIHt
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members of the New York stock exchange, tur-
Wish the following list Of bond and stock safes
yesterday:
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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03

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Del & Hud As 9Sh Do cv As ......1 .105$
Den & Rio 6 IS. "a Do 1st & ref As 81
DO ref IS 80. a2L3 L s Rubber IS. ..1o3
Distillers IS .. T5LiU Steel I'd IS. .l04
Erie prior lien Is. 81 Va Car Chem 5s. .1oois
DO gen IS . I5 Wabash lst SIS. 100
DO cv As ser rs Do 1st & ext As 65k
DO cv As ser SO Western Md As. S5A
Cen Elect Is -14S Westing Ell cv IS. 9l
III Cen 1st ref IS e7la Wis Central 4s.. 93A