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OIL STOCKS

Premier oil was stronger at 75d7ec yester-
day and Coalinga Mohawk at Sl.25: There were
quiet
Stocks ex dividend were: Caribou. 21ac and
The valley oil company. section s2-2o-15. has
well No. l improved of late, now making 800
barrels of Il degree gravity oil day The
sand has commenced to move. giving the oil
and gas opportunity to come in. The well
is producing from upper sand, which two
sands underlie.
The Empire oil company's well No. l. section
S2-le12 IS a steady producer at 225 barrels
day Well No; 2 is 2.4e5 feet deep with 81.
inch casing. Formation sandy shale. Well No.
is 2 465 feet deep with sh inch casing in
The Security oil company's wen has been
making a lot of sand, which has all been cleaned
out to bottom. The well is now on the beam.
water and silt.
Several weeks ago it was mentioned that an
Angeles had been effected. the object being to
bring the producer and consumer together and
eliminate the middlemen The organization has
now been incorporated and placed on a more
effective working basis Instead of one organ
lzat1on there are two, which are composed OF
practically the same men and work as a wheel
consumers association is the name of one
ganization of $4,000 The name of the other
organization Is the Los Angeles oil consumers
agency, which has capitalization of 5000. 900.
The officers of the latter William F. Bryant.
{. f. Warner. secretary.
1t is estimated that the present members OF
barrels of oil per annum and requests have
been sent out TO number of the Independent
oil producers for bids for furnishing oil. these
bids being returnsble Wednesday. November ..
Delivery Is called for Z. o. b. Los Angeles.
Oil land sales from original owners to new
companies were made in the Valecitos district
last week to the extent of S5S.000. A. G. Par
sons of Los Angeles secured the southeast quar-
ter of section 4-17-11 for $1,000. Other parcels
sold $40 acres in sections Il. 13 and IA
to Los Angeles syndicate for S1b 900; $40
acres. section 33-16-11, TO New York man
for S1S5o0
The north one-half Of section Hill was
purchased by Arizona and Nevada mining men
for $1,000.
SIX hundred and forty acres. section 1o-17-11.
were taken by a Philadelphia syndicate for
$1,000
The lands sold in sections 4. 5 and 33 adjoin
the property of the Range Is OH company, which
Is drilling its first well. The section 10 and II
transfers next TO the large holding of the
Vallecitos development company, which is
to begin drilling. material for several derricks
and the necessary machinery being route
to it from Mendoza.
AS all the land in the yallectos district is
patented and. carries absolute title. tt Is being
rapidly taken over by operators and spectators.
especially since recent geological reports
made public These unhesitatingly pronounce in
favor of large development of the area and. for
that matter. the New Bedford and the Huls-
berg companies have already, struck oil in their
holdings.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyision.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-An improved milling de-
mand had much to do with strong upturn in
wheat the last hour of trading today There
were also reports that large percentage Of
the seed planted in Kansas had failed TO ger
inmate. At the close prices ranged from II
higher to sc below last night. Corn finished L
"a nc down, oats OF a shade to LSc and prOvi-
slons unchanged TO decline OF 12Lc.
Irregular fluctuations were the rule In wheat a
good share Of the time because Of heavy selling
or the July option against purchases Of Nav and
December Shorts on the two last named months
covered a great deal mainly on the advance and
were severely punished for reckless selling which
early in the session gave the market hard
sma sh- A strong bull interest used the December
delivery as lever In hosting values near the
end or the day, having materially Hghtened the
option by liberal acquisitions during the morning
Shortly before noon Minneapolis mills were re-
ported as free buyers. and there came afterward
dispatch asserting that in Ford county Kansas
- per cent Of the planting had proved lifelegs
The ensuing swell in the market here subsidized
somewhat from the top figures reached, but the
closing tone was firm. May during the session
sold between e514c and $3.50. with the close at
5o9sc net gain Of shade.
High Argentine reports and ideal weather
weakened corn. May huctuated between ga
and 4s54c. closing &c on but steady az 4Sc a
loss OF 1ac compared with last night. Cash corn
was firm No yellow finished at sos al 81 &c
Trade In oats was small. May varied from
343ec TO 341ac and closed at a sixteenth of at
At the close pork had been worried down 2B
Qloc. lard was unchanged to 12t5c lower and
FloS showed loss of 2b 65c
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GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-I.ower quotations prevailed all around
yesterday, Will be seen.
A Rosario. Argentina, cable says: I've eStf-
mate our exportable surplus at from 1o1, 10000
TO ll0, 600 coo bushels
CASH WHEAT
California club. $1.4061. 4212; Sonora. 81. 621a
q 81 Z white Australian. s1-45G1 20: northern
Cub. 81 .4od 42is Russian red, s1-ST15 al 40;
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
Barley-Yesterday' receipts of 114.542 centals
included 10SS9I centals down from Port Costa
for export. The market showed no change as TO
prices for the cash grain but futures were
lower.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed. 81: choice $1.O1L al O21S: OF
grades, S5Q9Ihe per ctl; brewing and ship
ping grades, $1-05d I.071z.
FUTURES
May-s1os bid. si.osa. asked.
December-S1.O214 bid. 1-O2ai asked.
May-s1. .os bid. si. .osss 9s; Ssaiod asked.
December-S1 O215
Oats-The market rules frrn. ss stocks here IN
the city are light and farmers are holding on TO
their grain
Red for feed. S1121a a1171s for ordinary ana
S1-20Q1 p for choice: red for seed 81 2T15 a
40; black. 81. .1061.1215 for feed and 81 BOA
1.43 for seed; gray. nominal white. $1.45G1 .55.
Corn-A car came in from the west. The mar
ket was unchanged
Western states yellow in bulk San Francisco
track. S1-35; white. 81 3I13 mixed 81 "a: sacked
prices nc higher; white Egyptian, 81. 400 As;
grown do. 81. $50 40 per ctl.
Rye-S1 50GI1.5 per ctl.
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Provisions

Local packers and wholesalers report the mar
prices. -
Cottolene-1 half Dbl. IKE; ha1f bbis, 125kc;
1 tierce. 12c; 2 tierces. 11TSc: tierces fi&s
per ID. - -
Hams and bacon-Hams. 195n2oc: picnic.
mans 14l5c; California hams, 19c: fancy bacon
to pounds 2S15oc. 8 to 10 pounds 2sa27c:
10 70 Y lbs 25G26c; sugar cured. 26d27c: light
ary salt bacon. to 10 lbs 23624c 10 to I2 1bs
bacon, 1s019c
Lard-Tierees Isle. SOS 15&c, los 1sXc. ss
1855. IS 1613c: compound lard tferces 11Lc
oos l15c: los 12c. 5s 12hc. 81 12Lc: yellow
COOKING oil. l2c per gal: white cooking OH. 74c
per gal; salad OIL 76c per zaI
Beef-Local prices are quoted Fxnort Iot. ~,
specteo oy the government are 81 per Dbl higher
E1ua FAMILY beef, SIS per bbl: family beef SIS
per Dbl; extra mess beef, SIS per bbI- sr1oSs5
peer, lite per 10.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels S32: clear ss4.
mess mess; SSz; pig pork. s36: pigs feet s575 for
EAR Dds $40 for IS ID kegs and s1S5 for kits.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks about the same.
Cotton market weak.
Local stock markets still quiet.
Wheat suffers another decline.
Barley futures lower. Oats firm.
ColOred beans lower. Whites
steady.
Provision market fairly active.
Live hogs weak.
EvapOrated apples higher.
Raisins In quiet demand.
Hay and fecdstuffs unchanged.
Eggs declined 211c. Butter slight
Iy higher.
Potatoes active aud firm. Onions
weak.
Wet weather against fruit.
Large arrivals of poultry.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE condition Of
the treasury at the beginning OF business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. S902 a3e. $50: silver
dollars, $4ST ,35S 600; silver dollars of ISo0
35S. 600. F''
General fund-Standsrd silver dollars in gen
eral fund, S2.l52, ,543; current liabilities SiIo
S5S.2S9; working balance in treasury Offices
SSo,3le.2o5; in banks TO credit of treasurer of
the United States, s34 sos 7O3: subsidiary silver
coin. SIG PIT 40l: minor coin SITS 2a0: total hal
ance in general fund Ss5, OBJ 574
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Chicago Grain and
FURNISHED by E. F. Hutton &
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour quiet: No 2 rye. nc: feed or
mixing barley. 60@7Oc; fair TO choice mailing.
TI0S1c; haxseed. No. 1 southwestern 81. SO u
No. northwestern 81 6615; timothy seed. $3.50;
clover, S14.S0; mess pork per bbl, $1T.15G1S;
lard. per 100 lbs S11.5O; short ribs. sides
doosel. $9-50Qlo.T5; short clear sides (boxed), /,
S10.6215 G11.1212.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cIearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 300 600 bushels. Exports for the week. as
shown by Bradstreet's. were equal 10 $3.50. 900
bushels. Primary receipts were I4S0Oo bushels.
compared with 1.169. 600 the corresponding day a
year ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow ::
Wheat. 45 cars: corn, 144 cars; oats. III cars;
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Nov 11--Flour-Steadier with
wheat. Receipts, ST,sT4 barrels; shipments.
1881.
wheat-Spot. firm. No. red. e615c elevator
luth S1.14g f. 6. b. afoat. The futures mar
ket declined early disappointing cables and
prospects of large worlds exports. but rallied
and developed decided strength on firm cash mar
kets claims OF damage by drought In the south
west and reduced estimate Of the Argentine
exportable surplus closing ar &C decline to &c
advance. December closed at 9114c. May closed
at. 81 032s July closed at S1-O0Ss. Receipts
130 500 bushels; shipments. To.790.
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Provision Market Fairly Active
Butter Firmer, but Eggs Lower

) cars: hay cars , +,
SEATTLE Nov 11.-vhest; Miling auess. sss.
tions-Buestem. Sc; forty fold SIC 5IsstsT,
dfa soc. red Russian. 7Sc- Exporr-biuesteus
SOC: forty-fold Tsc: club. TTc: hfe. &c. A
Yesterdays receipts-W heat. = cars OaS'
cars: barley. cars; hay. - cars
OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov If-Wheat: Track pres
Club. T4dT5c: bluestem, ~ sc: red RusS'a"'
73~: valley 7Sc: forty-fold. 756T6c.
Receipts-Wheat. "a cars; barley. 8 cars os'''
ear; hay. Is cars
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srinneapoIi. and Duluth Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov 11.--Wheat-December.
81 OPS; May, Loss. Cash wheat-No. i hard
81 O5ls; No 1 northern, sLo4G1-o4%: No ?
northern. 99&c6s1, OPS No 8. 96H d99ssc.
Corn-No- yellow, 53G5Sl5c.
Oats-No. 8 white. 31G311hc.
Rye-No. g. 1914 6741ac.
Flax-C1osed at 50 IS.
DULUTH, Mimi. Nov. 11-Flax-On track
and to arrive. S2-65 November. 50 SIS bid: De
cember. 81. IS; May. S2.57.
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balances. $13I. $50.
TACOMA; Nov. 11.-clearings. $7s4.2es; bal.
SEATTLE: I'LL Nov l1.-clesrngs. s2.os4. .52s; bal
SPOKANE. Nov l1-rlesrin1s Sa17 eo-. h.l
ancps sag 21A ~''7 , 80
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Itauana (Fugazi Italian Popular Bank Of San
Ilaheiscol the following directors were elected;
. =. fueazi, George NJ. Peripe. F. \. Bel
grano. Carlln Soracco. DR.. c. Barsotti: Ant
Laiolo and G. Ghisliere. ]. F. Fugazi was
slected president, George NJ. Perine vice presf-
dent. F. n. Be1grano vice president and cashier
ana N. Soracoo secretary. During the fiscal
year ended October 81 dividends paid to de
positors were S3S. $50. 70 and dividends paid to
stock holders $4,000
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Meat Market

Hogs continue weak and livestock IL a frae-
tion lower. 'Ade-
DRESSED MEATS
Sta1gnterers rates to dealers and butchers are
Bsef1s1a 9ec per lb for steers, 7nasHc FOR
small. oUN 072U4uc TOT
Mutton-Wethers. 901Oc: ewes saee psr Ii
Lamb-10i2 0111zc per H. 'O
= DtarssSed Pork (per lb)-1S15c for uetlt and %
Q121ec for heavy $50 4uu =
LIVESTOCK MARKET
Inc Following quotations are for rood so,,,d
rssstocA' .sStA' delivered in San Francisco, gross
NO l fat steers over 200 lbs. alive. 81 a51zr
M Ioi unoer geo Ihs, 5451ic; second qualitr
464Ac U"ueSifdOie steers
No l cows and heifer.. AK641sc; sec,,d
314 dS%c. - u"eeSi'aole COWS.
or thin bulls. 2d2Kc. - aAl 'a1
Calves-Li ightweight per III "a. Saec. r.o.,-.
SH 4517c; heavy. 404%c -o1"i'
SSnssp-[pesiraole wethers- 4sic: ewes. 4Ec.
lambs (per lb)-UnShorn lambs sassi.
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed vveicbin- f0o
$50 lbs. Sat g - &C. ~ 70
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Loans, Exchange and siIyer
STOCK MARKET

Trading IN local securities yesterday was good
and about equally divided between stocks and
bonds. The features an advance in Calf
fornia wine to $50 and in Northern Cali
torna Iower consolidated to S64. The City
electric bonds were frmer at $50.
Amalgsmated oil was ex dividend OF ST.
At the regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Fugazi Banca Popolare Operaia
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Bradstreet,. Bank Clearing,

NEW YORK. Nov. 11-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending November
10 shows an aggregate of So. 874. 1888. 600. as
against S3.329. 334 600 last week and $500
20I .O00 in the corresponding week last year.
Following is list of the cities:
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Ner York Moner NIarL.t

NEW YORK, Nov. 1I.-Money on cali. easy
az 80 az per cent; ruling rate. 3%s per cent:
closing BID, 3A per cent; offered at 4 per cent
Time loans, easier; so and 90 days, 5d5I.
per cent; six months. 4s4 as per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 515@6 per cent
Sterling exchange, easy, with actual business
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Mining Stocks Continue Quiet
Fair Trade in Local Securities

in bankers bills at s4.s125@4s15o for 90 days
and at 81 $3.50 for demand
Commercial bills. 81 .Tsa4 "a. .soA.
Bar silver. 55 &c.
Mexican dollars. 47c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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Northern Wheat Mark.t

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Nov. 11.-Wheat: Millfnx-Blue-
stem Tac club rec: red Russian, 74c. Export
Bluestem, 7sc; forty-fold, 75c; club. 74c; red
Russian. re.
Receipts-Mheat. q cars; barley, cars; oats.
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SALES
1870 q. M.
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
TSpecial Dispatch TO The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. 11.-More activity was
shown on the oil stock exchange today than for
several days past. Mexican common and United
petroleum were strong Consolidated Midway
broke in the morning but partially recovered at
the afternoon call. Cleveland slumped. Oleum
remained firm. The call:
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hecelpts OF eggs Continued lirhf v.e+a-a.- -,
the proportion of strictly hrst rlsss No
STOCK IN the arrivals was as small a. ,l
out sellers were unable to hold the n-,-~ - ~
extras up to the 5T1ac level The blgb cos ot
SaecAed tns consumption, and as result
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pOSTON Na,- II Z ur+.

BOSTON. Nov. i1.-E +. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: The Boston copper market opened
steady and tracing during the morning session
was very light. East Butte and North Butte
We're features or activity and strength. The
general list n coppers neglected. Other
departments Of the market were equally
quiet.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co. 40 california street San Francisco.
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''Wheat-Covered a wide range today. Mar
ket course was downward early and decidedly up
ward later. December wheat covered range OF
nearly &c, other months less The December
has been used as a lever in hosting values in
the last hour of the season. as IL had been ma
terially frightened up By larger purchases earlier
There has been much selling OF July today
against purchases Of May and December. Shorts
in the two later months have covered a great
deal of wheat. mainly on the advance. The
downward course early ran for some time
during which many longs who carried wheat
night forced TO unload and there
was meanwhile reckless short selling at the de-
cline. There great deal of commission
selling the last advance. probably market
ing wheat that was bought early. No indics-
tion of export business today, either In United
States or Canadian wheat
.'Corn-Was very weak early ideal weather
for curing the new corn and the enormous exports
from Argentina. 6.151 900 bushels against 1,34.-
600 year ago There was considerable sell
ing of December by cash houses and specula-
tors who counting better receipts later
but there were light offerings Of cash corn in the
sample market The shipping call was good and
cash prices were one-half TO 1c higher Country
continues TO sell very little corn.
t0ats-Trade in oats has dwindled to small
proportions While the changes in prices Of
other grains were reflected in small part in
oats there was no accompanying business Of
Importance. Cash oats firm
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MINING STOCKS

There activity in the three leading
Comstocks yesterday at lower prices. Ophir de-
clining from $1.22h to S1.15. Mexican from
s1.15 TO S1.o5 and Consolidated Virginia from
99c to 94c. Otherwise there was nothing new
in these stocks.
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Cbicaro Df.coUnt R,,o
Norfhern Ru.Ine.s

/ CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-E1chsnge on New York
&c discount to sc premium.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. Nov. 11-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rfd Ask RID Ask
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Butter. Cheese ard r.

Frr yedrS Old range rom S15 70 S0E Io--o-
,Note-Sllppers to this market must have bo-.a.
etoSe 10 type with age bone conform a tfe- s.5
style. to command extreme quotations. ~ anu
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE

FolIowing were the sales on the San Fra
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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COAL. PER Ton
Pennsylv'nia Egg. $19. %
Hebburn .--... 1ZOV
American Block. = a %
Richmond .----. 100
Coos Bay. 1000
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter. 2 10 50 75@S
Ia Ib square .6OG65
Eastern Cheese a 81
Cal Cheese. ..----@25
Swiss Cheese ...30@33
POULTRY AND GA1
Hens, each .25
Do small -600T5
Young BOOSTERS.
each ..--..-$1@ @f.2
Old Roosters, ca 50675
Flyers. each SCOTS
Proilcrs. each. -30M5O
Turkeys. per h. .32434
Ducks, ca. ,yng-$1@1.25
Do old .....-75c 0$1
Geese, each. ....-. 81 5
MEATS-The Retail
quotes as follows:
Beef
Prime Roasts. 1902
Pot Roasts .12h ais
Portrhs Steaks. 20@25
Tendrln steaks 1S622
Sirloin Steaks -1501s
Round Stks. .12h ais
Chuck Stks. .I0612h
Stew and Boil
ing Beef ..S@121a
Corn Beef --104121z
Soup Bones -. 4Q q
Veal
ROasts ......-1SG2
Chops & Cutlets1S@25
Stew & BoiL125A Q15
Lamb
headquarters .1s9Z2
VEGETABLES
Artichokes, doz .50G 20
Reefs. doz. z..-..--01O
Beans, white, ID. so 5
Do colored. In. IN :
Dried Lima. lb--@ 8
Green Lima. ID. SG10
Cabbage, each 5sa10
Cucumbers, dos. -10G15
Eggplant, lb-...-G 4
Green Pepprs. ,H.1O615
FRUITS AND NUTS
Apples. lb-....-- SQ 5
Berries. basket
Strawberries ..10G20
Raspberries ..--d1C
Hucklbrs. lb.12h a.
Bananas. doz. .23GS0
Cranberries. qt- @10
Figs, doz -.....-@15
Grapes. basket -.25435
Grapefruit. do5. 75c GS1
Lemons, doz. .204 80
FISH. PER POUND
Barracouta ----G1212
BLACK RaSS
Carp ----------- S@1o
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STOCK MARKET HAS
DECLINES At CLOSE
Covering by Shorts in Thurs
days Rally Deprives List
of Potential Support
Liquidation Since Election Day
Makes Money Easier in
Wall Street
New York stock List

E F. Button Co. 400 California street.
members u the New York stock exchange, fur
nish tie following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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LOCAL MARKETS
r.miIr RetnIl Market

Retail prices for meats. poultry. dsh. zane
anil food PRODUCTS show but little change rom
the last report Eggs are stiH selnns ~ -
nofcb nrfreS ard there is tmmed1ate prospect
81 decline In retail rates Green vegstaoIes
and seasonal fruits sre in good supply AZ nor
mul prices.
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BANKERS RELAX
CALL FOR CA SH

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE f1uc-
tua ton of prices in today stock
market testified to the inserted
opinions on the speculative out
look. The rapid covering OF snort
contracts in yesterdays late rally,
left the interest so much reduced
as TO deprive the market today OF
a potential support The advances.
which We're general at one time,
were concerted into small declines
al the close.
There was decided easing in the
tone Of the money market, both
in call and time. The preliminary
estimates of the weeks currency
movement showed a relaxation IN
the interior demand on New York.
which promised relief from the
drain on that account. A more
effective influence on the easing
of the money market is the liqui-
dation of stocks since election
day.
The special pressure against
New York Central made a bad i'm
preston on septiment and helped
to force prices backward after the
senior Vanderbilt stock was the
outgrowth of analysis of its rate
OF net earnings compared with In
creased dividend requirements and
the belief that the necessity Tor
new financing confronts it TO. as
proVements already under way
The October agricultural exports
We're disappointing. While the
large total for October of last scar
was largely due to the heavy cot
ton export movement. the cotton
exports this year exceeded even
that extraordinary figure. EX-
ports of wheat for the last week
fell 1924 bushels below the pre-
ceding week and were 2.455.351
bushels below the figure for the
corresponding week Of last year
Bonds were irregular Total
sales (par value). $3.50. 600.
United, States bonds were un-
changed on call
NEW YORK. Nov. lie. f.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: The
stock market today was one
where professional transa ctions
predominated through the entire
session, though it was stated that
some fairly good buying occurred
in the leading issues on the weak
spots of the day. We find little
change in the Wall street situa-
tion to report
The recent rise was checked on
the election news and fair set
back has occurred. It seems prob
BILE now that the market will be
kept with an uncertain tendency
for a while, facilitating the accu-
mutation of stocks and the Gre
ating Of another large short in
terest. The next rise in the mar
ket viii be the discounting of in
creased freight rates.
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Boston Curb Stocks

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
Ariz G. Mich. 10 Is Eagle &, r r. "a 81
Ahmeek --.le5 200 Ely WITCH. 10 Is
Bohemia ~ AZ Inspiration =. 91k p1t
Boston Ely. " 1as Majestic - 50 81
Calaverss 2B Mason Val . S1s
Cactus ...... 20 81 New Douglas. 21s 2ss
Chief Cons .1ss 11-16lohio .....1 1915 1916
Corbin ..... 45s ; lOneco - 2as Oh
Chino ;:-;..- 2lls 2las South Lake.. 81 Si5
Davis Dsly 1Zs 2
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GOt6lpcSs 10 . ~ -
String Beans. ID -1oQ12 y
Summer Squash-Ib- 5
Sprouts. per ID a 8
Spinach. per D. 5
Tomatoes, ID I'd 4
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London Closing Stocks

bar sllVer-Steady; 2o%d per ounce.
Money-4l2 Q4s4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market fo
short bills is 4s4 per cent and for three months
bills 4la per cent.
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Weekly Review of Trade

.-NoI Inciuoeu IN totals because compar1sO
are Incomplete. S%Not included in totals becau
containing other items than cIearings.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12

Eggs. dozen e.-.SG6S
Do storage .---3o44O
Honey, comb. 1o-2oq3
Do quart.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-12
Horses and OTuIe.

Inc 4oAoNlnS quotations for horses and r-,uIo-
are furnished By the Butchers and Stock Crow.
/ ers' Journal: A NiDA-
EnpSr,Ss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-27
; lmoortan, issue involved.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan. 26.-
That an important issue is involved IN
the decision OF Judge Hough In the
Panama libel case-that OF its effect
on the enforcement OF state penal
laws In localities under federal 1ur-
isdiction--is recognized at the depart
ment OF justice. Attorney General
Wickersham was not prepared today
to say whether or not an appeal from
the decision to the Supreme Court will
be taken. There is another indict-
meut pending in the District OF Col
umbia growing out of the sama publ
cation as those on which the indict'
ment quashed by Judge Hoagh was
drawn, but Judge Anderson, OF the
United States court at Indianapolis,
refused to order the removal OF the
defendants resident there from that
state to this, city.