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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE


CHICAGO. Nov. 26-=Wheat sank in an almost
straight line today and closed tbe lowest point
OF the session rs Q1Ssc under last night The
chief reasons were large worlds shipments. rains
in Argentina and official forecast Of a bresk
in the long of dry weather southwest Of
here. Latest figures for corn showed a net loss
OF IA Ssc and for oats of i a Sc. In provisions
the finish varied from 15c decline to Tie adj
vance.
1t was shown at the start that Russian and
Danublan shipments of wheat had greatly ex-
ceeded those of last week and at the correspond
ing time a year ago. Furthermore the recent
rains IN Argentina had continued TO weaken
BuenoS Aires and European quotations Decem-
Der wheat here was off heavily and exerted a
oearlsh influence. it was almost invariably
hedged fe- May delivery by the purchasers. Pre-
dlcttons of rain in the American wheat belt.
where moisture has been lacking. added to the
woes Of sellers. Exporters declared there was
no call by cable for grain from this side of the
Atlantic. During the session May huctuated from
9512e to 1850. with last sales at 951 y d955sc a
net loss of IA 91%c.
Corn suffered in price because many down state
eenters were underselling Chicago in the east by
112c. May ranged from 462.c TO 4T1sc closing
easy 4 q &c of at 46s4 d467sc. Cash corn vas
weak, No yellow finishing at 5112 d52c.
Oats sold of relatively more than corn. In
the May option. however. high and low points
for the day were only 1sc apart 33Ts a S3S C.
The close was 1sc net lower. at 30 "a "a 0337sc
Light run Of hogs made provisions generally
hrm: At the end of the day pork was 21a a &c
up lard unchanged to 15c of and ribs the sa me
as last night to advance of 21ac
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HOLIDAY DRUGS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The
days events brought nothing 70
stimulate interest in the STOCK
market. which was in sleepy
state. The desire on the part OF
many brokers to extend the
Thanksgiving holiday over. the
sponsible. In part. for the intense
dullness. A small fraction marked
the extreme vibration for some or
the most active stocks.
The banking and larger fnan-
see the speculation lie fallow.
The growing strength or the
banking position is relied on to
provide resources for coming
bond flotations
Some interest was felt in the
regulations made public at Wash
ington by the president. under
which reports made under the
corporation tax law may be open
for Inspection.
An advance in Pacific Mail was
due to reports of a recommends
bodied in the forthcoming mes
sage Of the president to congress:
The bank statement showed
plainly the influence of the de-
clining money rate In prompting
the trust companies TO contract
loans as shown IN the average
loan decrease of S13, 100000 by the
"other banks" The transfer of
deposits from the trust companies
TO the clearing house banks was
accompanied by loan expansion
of S17,3SS. 400 by the latter lnstl-
tutions, as shown by actual state
ment.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
jpar value), $4,000.
United States fours registered
have advanced 4 per cent in the
bid price on call since last week.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-E. F.
Hutton & Co. s wire says: There
has been little of interest bearing
on the Wall street situation dur
ing the recent week, in fact, Sc
curities have worked within very
narrow price limits with only a
small volume of trading, and in
;, the closing two days the market
was practically deadlocked- If
there has been any change in the
fundamental conditions of the
country we might say that it has
been for slight betterment, though
this is probably largely senti-
mental The presence of Mr..
Morgan and J. J. Hill in Wash
ington during the recent week
has given rise to many rumors
on the railway rate situation,
which is the vital matter before
the country today. The security
market will be watched with in
terest on the return of MT. Nor
gan here, as it is believed that
his visit to the capital has impor
tant bearing on the future. That
every effort is being made by the
foremost bankers and business
interests of the country to MAIN
tain the integrity of the vast rail-
way interests of the United States
there is no doubt"
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MINING STOCKS


Trading in the mining stocks continued very
quiet yesterday though there was some activity
in Consolidated Virginia at S56s7c. Goldfeld
Consolidated sold from sS.222 up TO SS.40 this
being the only change of note in the southern
Nevadas.
mine for the last week 262 mining cars
averaging by assay S16.59 per ton, total value
S43665S. The Hardy vein on the 2.1O0 level
Yielded 1T2 cars. assaying Sl9.45 per ton.
The output of ore from the Mexican mine last
week follows: 2.200 level. IS cars assay
ing S1625 per tom $500 level, 81 assaying
S26.25: 2. $50 level. go assaying $610, face
sample 81. So: $500 level. assaying SS.
1t Is reported tnat George Graham Rice has
defaulted in the payment last due on his option
on Jumbo Extension stock. secured from T. G..
Lockhart and others last July, and his contract
has lapsed by failure TO meet the fourth pay
ment. which was due November II. He had
made three payments of $12500 each. for which
he received total Of about 90. 600 shares at 39c
share his contract to purchase $50. 0Go
shares, control of the company. from Mr..
Lockhart. The contract called for payments of
$12.500 monthly or total of $220,250.
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Potatoe.. OnIons and veretables

There was a good demand FOR the hest selee-
tons Of vegetables at satisfactory prices yester-
day but there was much poor stuR. such as sum
mer squash, eggplant and cucumbers from the
bay districts lying around. which hard 10
move at any price. Peas and beans from the
south continued to sell readily at firm prices.
Potatoes and onions were quiet but nrm.
PotatOes-River whites, 95c0S1.1O per ctl, Sa-
lfnas Burbanks, 81 .60d1.7 Is per ctl; Oregon Bur
banks, 81 .4OG1-45 per ctl: sweet potatoes. 81
@2.10 per ctl.
Onions-New yellow, 9Oc6S1-1O.
Fegetables-TomatOes, 5OcdS1 per box:
green peas 5G7c per II: string beans. s6110c per
ID; lima beans. 607c per 10; summer squash
$lG1.25 per box: eggplant, 5OG65c per boxs
green peppers. 3505Oc per box; garlic. 46f5c
per ID: cabbage. 75c per ctl: cucumbers, S1d
1.25 per box for field and $1.50Gt,75 for hot
house; csulihower. 50G60c per dozen; turnips
s1@1.5O for large and 4o160c for small crates
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks show little
change.
Cotton quotations steady.
Copper stocks dragging.
Bank clearings gain 15.5 per cent.
silver a fraction higher.
Wheat firm. Barley futures lower.
OntE and corn quiet and un-
changed.
Hay and feedstuffs as before.
Pink and hayO beans in demand
and higher.
Wool shows some decline.
Live, dressed and cured meats un-
changed.
Butter active and rising.
Eggs higher. Cheese lower
Potatoes and onions quiet but
firm.
Grapes In free supply and weak.
Cool weather against citrus fruits.
Poultry and game easy.
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SALES
Morning Session
GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments last week were
as follows. in quarters: Russian, Se4. 600; Danu-
hian. 322 600; Argentina 10000; Indian, "a. 900;
Australian $1,000.
The market closed the week strong. with prices
unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 .4715M al .o0 Sonora. s.. go y
@167la white Australian. $1.521a @1.5T13
northern club, S1.47 a so: Russian red, $1.4
also; bluestem. S1.5212 a 1j71a.
FUTURES
10 a m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Futures were lower yesterday. The
cash grain unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. $1.o2l p "a 1-0334 choice, S1-05: of
grades, 95c@$l per ctl;, brewing and shipping
grades. $1.06A@111%.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Nav Open sI1o Hish q, s,o Low :, Close
December ;0s& 1.oSA 1.oS1a 1.031a
oats-The market yesterday quiet with
quota tions unchanged
Red for feed. 81 17E@I. .221s for ordinary and
$12Ih for choice: red for seed, 81 -321 Il al 3T1z
black. 81 II t9112La for feed and S1.3511 40
for seed: gray. nominal; white. $1.4511 .55.
Corn--Western states yellow. in bulk San
Francisco track. S1-33; white. $1.35; mixed
81 81; old. 4G6c higher sacked prices, TIC
higher: white Egyptian, s1.40G11. 30; brown do,
S1.35G .42In per ct1.
Rye-S15061.55 50 per ctl.
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Wheat Firm Future Barley Lower
Butter and Egg Markets Rising

stem. SIC; club. T9c; red Russian, T7c. Export
wheat-Bluestem. Sic; forty fold. zoe. club. TSc:
ley, f. hay, g.
SEATTLE. Nov. 26.-NIilling quotations Blue
red Russian. re Export whest-BIuesfem 1ae.
ty-fold. tie; club, T6c; hfe, 76c red Russian.
&c Yesterdays ear receipts-Wheat, 10; oats.
L: corn, 3; barley. IL; hay. 2S
PORTLAND Nov. 26.--Wheat-Track prices
Club, sOQSlc: bluestem. SIC; red Russian. Sc:
valley, soc: forty-fold. S06S1c. Car receipts
Nheat. 81; barley. II: oars .
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.--At the beginning of
business today the condition of the United
States treasury was; Working balance in treas
ury Office S29. .361. .s19: in banks and Philippine
treasury, s34 .255.372: total balance in the gen
eral fund. SS3, ,293 SOD. Ordinary receipts yes
terday were s., ,6s3. .S33, with disbursements of
S2,52S.o36. The deficit to date this fiscal year
is Sl1. .S31, 95S. against $27.242. .4S5 at this
time last year The figures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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The Financier viii saw

Following the heavy decreases noted in the
last several weeks. the clearing house banks of
New York reported Saturday an expansion of
Sl7 ,333 400 in loans. The increase in cash is
due To the Interior movement and opera tons with
the Subtreasury amounted to S3.01S. 900. This.
with the increase in loans, brought about an
expansion of $50, 163500 in deposits. The in
creases in the reserve requirements. due TO
heavier deposits. more than Offset the gain in
cash and the result of the weeks operation was
the present surplus above the 25 per cent re-
quirements. The return of the outside nstti-
tionS for the week showed decrease of S12.-
9f4,700 in loans. indicating that large part
of this had been taken by the clearing
house institutions. Deposits of the outside insti-
tut ions decreased SI2 $50 600 and the loss in cash
was about SS21 200 -
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snail
Iamb-101a 0Il1sc per d. -
Dressed PORK per lb)-1S1sc for light and =
6i25sc fer heavy
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quota tions are for good solh,l
livestock. delivered in san Francisco sioSS
weight:
No 1 fat steers over 900 lbs alive. 2lsc
ali weights. 4&465c; thin. undesirable steers
4G4Ac. ...,t4-
No 1 cows and herfers. 41ac; second quality'
464Ite; common. thin. undesirable COWS, -
desirable bulls and stays. % 93c; half fat
or thin bulls. .2d21sc-.
Cslves-Li ightweight. per 10. bUoH4c' meu4uii'
80 d5&4c: heavy. 41a G5c- 80
Sheep-Desirable wethers. 4ss G5c; ewes "a a.
4lzc eas,l.
Lambs (per lbl--Unshorn lambs. 6doltc.
HogS-Hard grain fed. weighing 100 20 lou
lbs. S@Siac. $50 to 200 lbs, S1e@9e; zoo II
SEQ lbs. 5d6c per h.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Countie.

SANTA CRUZ Nov. 20 Another week passes
with poultry produce still holding its own. as
far as prices are concerned The egg supply IS
none too strong. but sufficient 70 meet coDdi
tions. First grade eggs bring the producer soc
per dozen from the larger dealers. The con-
sumer is still forced TO pay 55c.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Nov 6.-Flour-DulI nominaIly
lower Spring patents $5.15G5.50; winter
straights, $4.10@4. %; winter patents, 81 4O0
AS; spring clears, 81. 1904 40; winter extras
No. 1, $340@3.70; winter extras No 2. 81. 256
$40: Kansas straights. S4.6O64.T5- Receipts,
81 1S5 barrels; shipments. 2.101 barrels.
Hops-Steady. State common to choice, 1910.
1SG23c 1909. 15@1 1Sc; Pacific coast, 1910, 146
1Sc: 1909, 10d14c.
Hides-Steady. Central America. 2I%tc; Bo-
gotta. 22023c.
Wheat-Spot, easy; No 2 red. e6ssc~ elevator
and 957sc (. o. b. afoat: No 1 northern Duluth.
S15% f. o. b. a1oat. Futures market was
weak under liquidation on the weakness abroad
and predictions of rain in the southwest closing
1ssc net lower. December $685. 696s.c closed
961sc; May closed $1.O214. July closed 99I. c.
Receipts, 64,50O bushels; shipments, none.
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PORTLAND. Nov. 2e-Clearings, 81 $40, ,sss;
balances. $21s.559
TACOMA Nov. 26.-Clesrines $685. 400. ba
ances. $50. 209.
SEATTLE. Nov. 26.-clearfnSs S2124 olS.
balances. Sl64 800.
sPoKANE. Nov. 2s-clearings, s5os. .4es; bal
ances, $36 192.
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Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Fla,

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 6.-wheat-December.
81. o3is: No. / northern. 81 s.@1oSss No.
northern, 9S4cG$1 .O114; No 5, 96$t 699stc
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 46td 4Sc.
Oats-No. 5 white. 306301Sc
Rye-No. .. T36 731hc
Flax-Closed at s.. 501h.
DULUTH. Nov. 26.-Flax-To arrive and on
track. s.. 501a: November 81 81 asked; Decem-
Der, s.. .j0I2: May S2.51 asked
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resh. per dozen. cases In.
PortInnd Rutter NTorkef

PORTLAND. Nov. 26.-Buttera-Cft creamery
35G37c.
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Dried Fruits, RaisIns. Nuts and Honey

Fruits-Evaporated apples. SG9c: apricots. IL
013e; fancy Moorparks 131a df4c; peaches. ia
G612c: fancy &c; prunes. She basis FOR the
large sizes and Sc basis for the smaller sizes; figs
nominal; pears. 1O0 13c-
Raisins-Lsyers. clusterS-6 crown. 50 30: ;
crown. So crown S1.50. crown. S1.3O. =
crown. S1.20: seeded &c for choice and sc for
fancy; ThompSon's seedless. 41ac; loose muscatei
crown 412c; crown. &C; : crown S9sc, seed
215c-
Nuts-Alnonds. nonpareils. 15c; IxL. 14c: ne
plus ultra be- peerless. 12c; brakes. II &c: Ian
guedocs. lie; bardshelI. ~ 6sc; sheled almonds.
30Q35c: new walnuts, 15c per ID for No. 1 soft
shells. 14l3e for No. 1 standards: No standard.
nuts. 1Sd20c; Italian chestnuts. 12d14c; Cali
fornia chestnuts. SG1Oc per ID
Honey--Water white comb. sage honey. la
Ice; white do. 12d121Sc: amber do, ioa1fc.
Sacramento river comb. 1OGl13c; extracted Sla n
per 10 for amber.
~ Beeswsx--27ls @sOc per ID for light and 2sQ
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Rutter. Chee.e and Eggs

Butter closed the week with business actiNe
and the market firm ct rising prices. Inere "se
no further advance in extras. but tne leN-r
grades Of freSh creamery goods were nlSler'
firSts going up &c and seconds 1c TO soc and 'fuc
rnsnoctiraIr In HE -chsasa danarrmenr the tor
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
Furnished f. F. & California street
The leading

grades Of new California Oats was 1acslower on 2
sale 1613c pound The egg market showed
more tone than on the preceding day There vssaS
good demand for the upper grades OF streSP
stock. and business on the exchange seDc the
price of extras up &c toa5l nc a dozen
Sales on the exchange were as follows. %.
Butter-10 cases Of fresh extras al Csc % at
Soc and 10 eases of drSts at SIC a pound
Eggs 6sses. Of fresh extras at or sapd 40
at II t5c a dozen.
Cheese-25 California fancy new fats at ..i5 lgc
pound
Receipts were 24.jOO pounds Or butter. goo
pounds Of cheese and 75t: cases Of eggs g.
The following the official quotations estab-
hshed on the door Of the dairy exchange. Prices
in the street while governed by the EXCHANGE
quotations. generally range from 11ac 70 2c
higher owing to the various charges to- be
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Deciduous and Cftru. FruIt-

Business IN fresh fruits was rather quiet for
Saturday. as retail tradesmen bad done most Of
their extra buying for weekend wants the pre-
eeding day- Heavy supplies OF grapes came in
on top Of large carryOver from Friday. and
prices for all varieties were easy. Grated goods
especially being weak. The cool weather was
against trade in citrus fruits but receivers were
not urging sales. and prices stood as before
quoted. Business in berries was OF a small
peddlfng character.
Straw berries-S36l4 per chest.
Raspberries-S6d9 per chest
HuckIeberrieS-4G7c per 10.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. St0611 per bhl
Apples (per bOx)-Fancy 4 tier red. 90cff
S1.25; do Az tier. 65GS5c; Newtown pippins. 9Oc
OSLO: BeIedOwsr. T5c0S1. choice fruit. 35 q
Coo; Christmas apples. 81 per box
Pears-Winter Nellis S202.5O per box: cook
ing varieties. T5c0S1 per box.
Persimmons-5OIi7 a zoe per box
Pomegranates-6 GT5e for small and 81 a l-l0
for large boxes.
Grapes Crates. 6OdS5c; small boxes, 4o75n-;
large boxes muscat. 81 .250 1.35: tokay. s1G t25
cornichon, 75c0Sl.23; verdeI. $125d h35 seed
less. $1.25IIj0
Citrus Fruits (per boy)--Navel ranges. 81
@2.25 for choice and S2.5OQ2.7j for eNtr.,
choice; tanGerines. S1.500225 per box. grape
fruit S3Gl3.50 for seedless and S1NlJ9 for
common: lemons. S505.jO for fancy. $50 lt +.je
for choice and S2.5O43 FOR standard; Mexican
lines. SJd5.5O
Tropical Fruits-BaDanas T5cas12J a bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. s2u3 for Central
American; pineapPles. s2@2-5O per Dozen
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produco Novo
Provisions

Cottolene-1 half bbl, 11Tsc: g half bbIs
11Ac; tierce. 11$c; tierces. IL &c; tierces
IL sc per ID.
Hams aud Bacon-Hams. 1sGiec; picnic
hams lac; California hams, ISc; fancy bacon
8 to lbs. 2S13Oc, S TO 10 lbs. 26d2Tc, 10 to
IL lbs. % G26c: sugar cured 26427c; light dry
salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 2S@24e. 10 to 12 lbs.
21@22c; medium bacon, 1Sd19c; light medium
bacon. 1SG19c.
Lard-Tierces. 1415c; sos 14a4c. los 1514c IS
l5Ssc. IS Ike: compound lard, tierces lie.
sos 113ze, los 11%4c, 5s 1lTsc, IS 12c; yellow
cooking OIL I2c per gal; white cooking oil. 74c
per gall salad oil. 75c per gal; ealifeDe. lie for
l tierce. 107se for tierces and 10&sc for .
tierces.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots. in
spected by the government. are 81 per bbl higher.
Extra family beef. SIS per bbI; family beef. SIS
per biol; extra mess beef, SIS per bbl; smoked
beef, 21 12c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. So: clear. S34:
mess S32. pig pork. $50: pigs feet. 1913 for
half bbls. 500 for 50 Ih kegs and 81 So for kits
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Morning Session
Unlisted sEcURITIEs

Bid. Ask Bid. ASK
Noble Ell Stl 80 SO S Cruz Gem 40
Pac G&E pfd SSsi Alameda Sug 20
Do com 40 7015lO Trac COM 221a 2715
Cal Wine pfd 20 S05 West Pac R5s 941a o.
G W Pow 5s 91A 90 Poop com. 9
p Santa Cruz Portland Cement 49,. - 80
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement 43. 30
$1,000 Mount Whitney Power IS. .-.- 100 -
$4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s. 49,, % G2 q
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Assessment DIRECTORY Comstocx Mines
OIL STOCKS

There some activity in Premier yesterday
at about previous prices. There sales of
Monte Cristo at $2.671a 92.To Otherwise there
nothing new.
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PonIirv and Gnme

There practically nothing doing In poul
try Yesterday. aud. although there was verv lit
tie Of anything received the market closed vxirb
the general tone one Of uneassness. Two ears
OF western chickens we're on baud for Mondars.
market and two weEe ex1ected 4. sEElsa saSss.
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STOCK MARKET

Trading in local stocks and bonds was very
large and varied last week and yesterday was
no exception. even though it was Saturday.
Fluctuations were a weaker feeling in Honok aa
sugar at S11.50 a decline in Giant powder to
$3.50 and an advance in California wine to $45.
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New York Money NIarl.et

NEW YORK, Nov 2s. Money on call nom
inal.
Time loans very duh but easy: co duys and 90
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SALES
It.2o m
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
] D;.nnfoh 10 The Call

fS--~iol D;.eotch 10 The Call
Los ANGELES. Nov. 26.-Oil stocks showed
more frmness today the stock exchange but
there little gain in prices Union Provident
gained a point. while Consolidated Midway fell
of point. Central and California Midway
were frm Union was steady. The call:
Producers. Bid. Ask.
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Bank CIearinra
Loans, Exchange and silver

Local bank clearings last week were S42. $40.
ole. against S36 651 290 for the same week last
year, an increase of 5.6ss 726, or 155 per cent.
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RTTTER. PFR ROTIND

I Cheess-CalIfornia fapFy 6ats-.' I6+ec -per M.
firm; do arsts. 15c. firm; do seconds @13c.
firm: fancy Young Americas. 1sc. steady: do
hrsts. 1910. steady; Oregon fats, 1870, firm;
Wisconsin daisies. 1sc. steady; California stoT
age flats steady at 15c for fancy and f4i3c for
hrsts: storage Young Americas 16e. steady; Ore
gon storage fats 1515c. frm: do Young Ameri-
steady.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen. cases IN
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New York Curb stocks
Boston stocks

BOSTON Nov Pc F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: The Boston market was dull there
being no special feature The market during
the first hour practically stagnant. The
only active feature has been Superior and Pitts
burg which sold at 14k. United States smelt
ing common has been dealt in to some extent.
selling at 35Sk small fractional advance.
No sale of North Butte has been reported.
Calumet and Arizona sold at % Z a gain of p.
Other departments continued very narrow, but
the tone steady
rsr... frrrr rl.nl L. IL
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Meat Market

Slaughterers rates to dealers and butchers
as foIlows
Beef sls acc per Ib for steers. Tls@s1sc for
COWS and heifers.
Veal a91se for large and 9l5Qlol5c for
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Over years old range from $40 70 20 ioWst'
NOte-Shippers TO this market must ha Vs
horses close TO. type with age, bone con1ormation
and style, 70 command extreme quotstlons.
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Chlcago Di.count Rate
Northern business

CHICAGO Nov. 26.-Exchange on New York,
10d15c7 discount.
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DUELNESS BLAMED
To THANKSGIVING
Many Brokers Extend Period
9ver the Week and Trades
Are Few
Pacific Mail Shows an Advance
Which Is Traced to Pro-
posed Ship Subsidy
New York stock List

p f. Hutton & Co.. 400 Csiifprnis street.
members % the New York stock exchange. fur
a3sa the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
sales STOCKS : High Low Bid ASK