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Boston Curb Stocks
New York Bank Statement

NEW YORK. May THE statement of cIear-
ing house banks for the week shows that the
ments OF the % per cent reserve rule This Is
an increase Of 81. ,3T5 in the proportionate
The statement follows:
Loans s1,l94. .l99, 800, decrease s2s, 43s, 200;
deposits $1,173, ,27s.700, decrease S21. AZ 800
circulation $47. 95. .000 decrease $225 200: legal
tenders $50, AL 900. decrease S2700 300: specie
sly. .65l, 200. increase 1882, 200; 1904
'2s es2 200 decrease SlSss 100 reserve required
172525 increase $4s001.375: ex-United States
deposits S11.17255O increase 50. .99s. 100.
The percentage Of actual reserve of the clear
ing house banks today was 2611.
The statement of banks and trust companies
Of greater New York not reporting TO the clear
Loans s11s2.o77, 600, decrease 81. $50 200.
specie SIPS 369, 200. increase 1900: legal ten
ders $21 COS 100 decrease 1856 400: total denosits
81. pa, BIZ. 200. decrease SIC, ,se4. 700
The Finsncier VIII say New York clearing
house banks fortified themselves rather strongly
last week In the matter of building ~ depleted
reserves, the increase in that item for the six
days ending May having been s.. .457 .O75 fhis
calculation being based actual CONDITIONS as
reported Saturday. The banks accomplished this
by considerable liquidation in loans the de-
crease for the week in their commitments hav-
ing been S22,3s6 BOO The loan DECREASE was
fOreshadowed by the liquidation of the STOCK
market in the week. 1t had been anticinated
that the banks gained about IS. 900, ,0ob as a re-
suit of the interior movement and otherwise
but the actual gain in cash was only 81 73o 300
Deposits as q result of the operations just de-
scribed fell $14.S71.l00 and these lessened re-
serve requirements. OF course, went TO strengthen
the surplus reserve, which now stands at S12-
1873; as compared with about $4,000. 900
reported the previous week. The summary of
state banks and trust companies in greater New
York not reporting TO the New York clearing
house indicated a decrease of 81 $50 300 in loans
a slight decrease in cash and decrease al
$1004S 100 in deposits The reserve of the
clearing house banks based actual condi-
the heavy gold exports Of the MONTH is a most
favorable showing.
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CONFIDENT TONE
In STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, May THE brief
sessions of the stock exchanges
on the continent of Europe and in
New York, further curtailed in the
latter case by early adjournment,
were long enough to give oppor-
tunity for a demonstration of fin
ancial confidence in the situation
left as the result of the sudden
death of the king of England.
No exchanges were open in
Great Britain, where, of course,
the most direct result of the
event would be felt, but it is not
to be supposed that other finan
cial markets would be exempt
from the effect to be looked for
in the home markets. The very
suddenness of the event left it
without the powerful sentimental
influence of a coming portend.
The opportunity TO be offered
by the two day interval for prep
aration before the resumption of
next weeks business evidently
had its part in absorbing the
shock.
Allowance must be made for
the part played by supporting
orders by the stronger financial
interests in the days advance in
New York prices. With this al
lowance made, the market gave
clear evidence that no severe
pressure was encountered to op-
pose the support.
The longer view of the changes
involved will be awaited, never
theless, with close attention, in
cluding the immediate effect on
the extended rubber speculation
in London.
The New York market is most
interested in the effect which will
follow on the newly awakened
foreign demand for new American
securities, which was the feature
of last week. 1t is believed that
transactions already have been
closed for important operations.
No attention was paid to gen
eral conditions, although the
American railway association re-
ported a further increase in sur
plus freight cars.
The bank statement explained
the easing tone of the money mar
ket by the substantial recupera-
tion which has been effected in
the condition of the banks.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales. par value. SLOTS, 600.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call during the week.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

1t was the usual quiet Saturday market in
local securities yesterday, both in stocks and in
bonds The only noteworthy variation was a
decline in City electric TO S57.
Mining shares quiet except Belmont,
which advanced from 80 to $3.25 under some
buying orders
Yellow Jacket has levied an assessment Of
15c, delinquent June o.
The annual meeting of the Combination Frae,.
ton mining company. which had been deferred
from April 1 TO May 4. is again postponed
until May 26 when George Wingfeld, president
of the company. is expected TO be present.
The Hongkong and Shanghai banking corpora
tion has received a cable from London stating
that the Eli. 100000 Japanese refunding per
cent loan, which was to have been issued Fri
day, has been postponed, due to the death of
King Edward.
Bullion taxes amounting to $34 9942 "a from
the Goldhed Consolidated mines company, and
$341.22 from the Golofed Alamo mining COM
pany. for the quarter ending March 81. have
been received by Sheriff Bradley of Esnleralds
county; The Consolidated statement shows a
production of 74.j64.99 tons, the gross yield of
which S2,374 063. Cost of extracting was
S354,S70; transportation, S1S,6+1; reduction.
$S14.306 the yield or value $1.1S6. .245. The
production of the Alamo company from the Noun
tain King claim at Lucky Boy 1.10S.s 81
tons. which gave gross yield of $54,032; cost
of extracting, transportation and reduction was
S3S 523 leaving a net yield of SIS, 500.
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Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May 7.-Short sellers were on the
run in the wheat pit today. Leading longs had
the whip hand forcing covering on stop loss or
ders and doing considerable in the way of
taking profits. The deferred futures closed
%@Ac up and May &c. Corn finished un-
changed TO sc of, and oats were unchanged to
shade higher. Provisions showed 10c loss 10
21ac gain.
Except for trace Of easiness which came at
the outset and due to fine rains in the
winter wheat country, a condition of nervous
strength prevailed from start to finish. In the
last half of the day the bears were in a semi
panic. Liverpool was unofhcially higher. the
Michigan crop report noted condition points
lower than month ago, and the prospects were
for decided decrease. Anxiety to the gov
ernment report Monday regarding diminished
acreage without any indication of letup
and kept the bears in misery The stock of
houses reported not than 2,500,0O0
bushels. September sold between S1.02Is and
$1.03as, closing at $1.03H d1.O33s.
Corn scored fairly good early advance. The
yJuly difference is under &c. as against
trife more than 4c a week ago, when there was
liquidation because of expected large deliveries.
Cash has steadily gained in strength since.
The weeks receipts here were about 1.oOO,0O
bushels less than shipments. The cash market
today was about steady. No. yellow sold at
63@64c. September ranged from 633i d64A c
and closed at 63fsc.
Oats a trfe firmer. helped by the ad-
vance in wheat Trade at minimum Sep
tember fuctuated within 1.c and the option
closed at }S5s 39c precisely last nights price.
In provisions pork closed 1@M10c down, lard
was 215@5c up and ribs 21a@5c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goods

Flour-California family extras S66n6 40 net
without discount; bakers extras. 6d6-40; super
bbI, s5@5.50 for family, bakers and patents and
$425Q4.5o for cut on; Kansas patents, $65O@
SO: do straight. $6.3oQ6.55; Dakota patents.
$7.25; do straights. S7 do clear. $3.50 per Dbl.
Farinaceous GoOds-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash, no discount. are as follows. Graham hour.
$40; rice hour. s6; meal $27O; extra
cream do, So; Oat meal. $3.50; Oat greats. 81;
S3. so; whole wheat -four. 81 90; rolled oats bbS
S6@6.5 so; do in sacks S3.SO05. so: extra cream
do. $3.50 in sacks and 81 in barrels: rolled
wheat bbls $3.50. In sacks s3IO04 so; pearl
barley. 81 20; split peas. boxes, IS for yellow
and 81 for green per 100 lbs.
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Enormous Stocks of Hay on Hand
Local Dairy Exchange Closed

quantities at &c a pound. Cherries were in
good demand for local use and shipment, and as
the quality Of the offerings showed considerable
prices Packed lots sold up to $1.5O drawer
and loose fruit brought 10M12lsc pound The
crate Of canteIOupes that came in from Mexico
on the preceding day found buyer at 81
Oranges and other citrus fruits remained firm
on active trading.
StrawberrieS-LOngworthS $4G6 per chest;
Malindas. SS614 per chest; crates. 4OQ65c.
Cherries-$1 a 80 per box for black and pur-
pie Guigne and 60dS5c for red and whites la
bulk. 50 121ae per b.
Apples-Fancy four tier fruit, s1G1.25 per
box FOR Newtown pippins and s1.10Gl35 for
red varieties; second grade stock, I5egS1-
Citrus Fruits lper 6ox)-Nayel oranges. 81 %
l-75 for standard; tangerines $1.2501.75 per
box; grapefruit. s2.50@3 for seedless; lemons,
SS. 7594 for fancy S293 for choice and sl.25@
Tropical Fruits-Bansnas. 75cGS1. % per bunch
for Hawaiian and 81. 5Ol3 for Central Amer
lean; pineapples. S292.50 per Dozen
Dried Fruits, RaIsins, Nuts and Honey
Fruits-Evaporsted apples, 5% 0TAe; apricots.
So G10l4c; do 1910 crop, future delivery, "a q
912c; moOrpark, 1O91G1ac; peaches, IA 9o42e' :
do 1910 crop, future delivery. Az g6c; prunes.
2% 63e, with Ac premium for sos and 1c
premium for 4os; hgs, 3&4 g4c; pears. so loe-
Raisins-Layers clusters crown $z-oOi
crown, S1.I5; crown. -25; seeded 4goci or
dinary layers. 5 crown. s5c; 2 crown. s0c; seed
less sultanas. 21s 04c; Thompsons seedless. 81
bleached; loose muscatel crown. 4c; 8 crown.
She; crown. &c: seedless, 2Q2Hc.
NutS-AlmOnds. nOnpareils. 141A 015c; IXL,
14Q141ae; ne plus ultra. 13@1315c; Drake, 1015
walnuts 18e per ID for No. softsheIls, S13e for
No. do; pecans. 1415 Q16c; peanuts. AZ d5c:
pine nuts, 1SG20c per To-
Honey-Comb. 14915e for water white and 10
912c per ID for light amber; dark amber, 79Sc;
extracted. nominal
Beeswax--271A @SOc per lb for light and 2SG
dark
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OIL STOCKS

Trading in oil stocks yesterday was of a Sat
urday character The only changes Of note were
an advance in W. n to SO. %, one in Monte
.Cristo to s3.25 and decline in Imperial to
$2O121a bid. Palmer was steady at 1.25
Santa Paula, Ventura county, advices state
that unless all signs fail some so strings of
tools Will be at work in Ventura county within
the next 80 days at the outside. Some 30 are
already busy The active is found in Big
Sespe, Little Sespe, Santa Paula ana Torey
(Bardsdale) canyons chiefly also in Niger
and Copper canyons at piru and in Adams can
yon. Not for years has the county seen such an
amount of work. Some oil is shipped to Los
Angeles renneries by cars, while the Union takes
out some heavier product in this way Some is
piped to Ventura for water shipment. The
STANDARD pipe line goes through the field but it
carries only its oil to Newhall. The Union
in buying pays the market price.
The Hamilton oil and gas company of Los
Angeles, of which DIR. +. l.. A. Hamilton is
president. has sold to the Victor oil company 40
acres in section 35-32-23 North Midway for
500. 600. There is we'll upon the property
down about 900 feet and second well has been
started by the Victor people Activity is said
to be turning to this section and vicinity
CALIFORNIA STOCK AND OIL EXCHANGE
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grain,

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows In quarters Russian, 60o.-
900; Danubian, SO, 200; Argentine, 21O, 600; In
dian, % 600; Australian, 80 900.
The week closed with steader feeling and
a fractional advance in the cash grain.
CASH WHEAT
California club $1.53% @1.5SA; Sonora.
S166A G1T1H; Propo and white Australian,
S1.61M1 66A; northern club. $1.53m1.5S
Russian red, $1.4s% al. .53& turkey red, S1.51X
@1.56A; bluestem, $1.60@1 60.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Futures were stronger yesterday but
the cash grain was fractionally lower From
5000 to 1000 sacks feed sold to arrive at
si.0715. The grain is bringing about SC more
on the spot than to arrive.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed, $1.06A al .0sA; off grades S1@
LOS per ctl; extra choice, S1.10 brewing 81 IL 1a
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, quiet; winter patents $4,000
80; straights S425G490; spring patents,
straights, $4.5004 10; bakers, $4d495; No. 2
rye, 79d soc; feed mixing barley 45M SIC
fair to choice mailing, 5SG63c: haxseed, No. /
southwestern $3.50. No. l northwestern 81 40;
timothy seed. $4.25; clover, $11. %; mess pork
per bbl. $22. 40d22. 90; lard, per 100 lbs S12 90
short ribs, sides floose1, $12 4OG - 6212; short
clear sides (boXed) S13. .JOd IL. 621s.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 1tI.o00 bushels Primary receipts were 229
600 bushels. compared with 1TSO00 the CORE
spending day year ago. Estimated receipts fol
Monday: Wheat. 10 cars; corn, 80 cars; oats
Ill cars; hogs. $1,000 head.
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Deciduous and citrus Fru,t.

Arrivals of Strawberries were even larger
Yesterday than ON the two preceding days, but
there was much better market and while
creased receipts of chest goods were readily dis
posed Of The Gamers secured a few chests at
about So. while the trade paid 81 for Malindss
and favored brand of one of the large vsrie-
ties sold at s.. Grated Strawberries were in
free supply and sold slowly at weak rates
Raspberries offering again and sold at 81 so
for small and up to 81 for large crates Goose
berries from the river were offering in small
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Renna and Seed.

White beans are quiet but colOred kinds ars
firm and rapidly cleaning up.
Beans (per ctl)-BayOs. $6G6.15; pea, NOM
inal; small white s425Q4.55: large white.
$3. .6004. %; pink. $J35 $3.50; red. S6.5046. 75;
blsckeye, SJ.10G5.35i lima, S4.SO44. 40; red kid
neys, $5M5.25: cranberry beans S4.50M4 g. 60s
garvanzss, 81. .2513.25: horse beans, nominal.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 415c; yellow mustard.
SIC; da1Seed. &c, carload lots; canary. 3a 64c.
alfalfa. 16@17c; rape, 242Zc; imported raps.
40415c; timothy, 6c5 hemp, 312 94c; miuet, Sc
per ID.
Dried Peas-Creen. "a ner ctl
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Hay and FeedStuH.

The statement Of the hay association showing
& the stock on 5 band May aPgessS g Sa elsewhere en-
1900 tons May I. 1909. The stock on hand
this year is ovee twice as large as in any former
The circular Of Scott. Magner & Miller says.
THE receipts of hay upon the San Francisco
market for the week just past have amounted to
3,1O0 tons This is large increase over what
we have been having for the last few weeks and
the market has been adversely affected thereby
ut is always expected at this period of the
season, which is just between the old crop and
the new. that our usual demand falls on and is
somewhat lighter than at any other time OF the
year. This year is no exception to that general
rule. We nnd trade seneraiIy very quet anu
unsatisfactory throughout. Quantities Of hay
can not be sold here now, as NO one figures that
there is any indueement 70 buy ruund lots, AMI
they are simply buying what they need from
time to time and in a small way only.
The first carload Of new. hay Of this season
came in 10 our firm yesterday. lt was raised
and baled in the lower san Joaquin valley anil
did not sell at any price that could be called at
All SATISFACTORY The first carload OF new hav
last season came in April -. Conditions at
that time entirely the reverse to what We
find them now. Then old hay was practically
the new hay just quickly it could be done.
Prices on All varieties or hay hay were aonormaliv
conditions in the export trade have not been
active. While little hay has been moving
onantities oIu,n pnpcbssed in this market.
''The demand for alfalfa hay has continued
very light and there has not been much arriv
ing"
Middlngs-S2S@sS per ton
Shorss-SZ562S per ton
Feedstuns-RolIed barley. S24-50d25; rolled
oats for feed, $316I32: mixed feed. $25G30 for
average lots; oilcake meal -; cocoanut cake,
or meal at mills. $25 in 20 and 10 aud $3.50 in
3 ton lots; jobbing $26; corn meal $3s139;
cracked corn, $3S639; alfalfa meal carload lots.
S1T: jobbing. SlS: red star alfalfa meal S1T in
carload lots and SO jobbing; CaprOcO oileake
meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. $12@17; wheat and Oat. s9d
10; tame oat $9G14; volunteer wild oat $50
IL: alfalfa. $SG11; stock hay. S699 per ton
Straw-40Q65e per bale
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, May 7.-Flour-Dul and with
out change. Spring patents, S5.25G5.55; winter
patents, $5.15@5.5o: winter extras. No. l. $+@
straights, s4s5@5; spring clears, S4.2o@4,5 so;
winter extras, No. 3 S3.T5d4. Receipts, 81 800
barrels; shipments. 9S2 barrels
Wheat-Spot, firm; No red s1.17 nominal
C. i. f.. No L northern $121a4 nominal f. o. b.,
opening navigation. Options-Wheat quiet,
but prices firm small offerings predic-
tions of frost in the southwest and expecta-
tions of a bullish government report. closing Sc
lower to 1ac higher May S1t7a. oils. closed
S1.1S July closed at $1.13ss September closed
at $1.10k. Receipts, 81 200 bushels.
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a1,15: shipping lots. sll2H@1.15; ehevaler

oils; shipping lots. $1.12h@1.15; chevalier
nominal
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
December, $1.09.
Oats-The market continues neglected by buy
ers. but sellers not trying to force sales
Prices unchanged.
Red, $1.25@1.371a; black, nominal; gray,
81. so; white. $1.50@1.60 per ctl for fair
to No. l.
Corn-Msnchurian small yellow is quoted at
round yellow, sl7oGI75; white, $i.75;
large yellow, s1.7o@1.75; western states vel
low sacked, Sl.65@1.671a; white. S1.6713
in bulk, San Francisco track, $1.571 u d
1.60; white, S1,6o@1. .6215; mixed, S155@1.571a
white, Egyptian, $1.55@1.60; brown do, s14O@
1.4715 per ctl.
Rye-$1 70@1.s0 per ctl
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Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA, May Wheat: Milling Blue
stem. soc; club. Soc. Export-Bluestem, sea
90c: club, S5gS6c.
SEATTLE, May 7.-Wheat: Milling quota
-Bluestem, 90c; forty fold, SSe; club, SIC
fife SIC; red Russian, s5c. Export-Bluestem.
SIC; forty fold, Soc; club, SIC; fife, Sic; red
Russian, SIC
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat, 81 cars;
oats, cars; barley,
OREGON
PORTLAND, May 7.--Wheat: Track prices
Club. s5Gs6c; bluestem, Ss@s9c: red Russian,
S46S5c turkey red. SIC; valley, SEC
Car receipts: Wheat, II cars; barley, cars;
oats, cars.
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Trading on the Local Exchanges
OF a Quiet Saturday Character
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, May THE condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today
as follows
Trust Funds--Gold coin, 1851, ,323, ,s69: silver
dollars, $4S9, 900; silver dollars of $780,
$3743oo0; silver certificates outstanding.
$3.50. .092. 600.
General Fund-Standard silver dollars in gem
eral fund.- 81, So, ,211; current liabilities, S105.-
3SI 4l2; working balance in treasury Offices.
$50, 124, 345; in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States S35 205. 499 subsidiary silver
coin, $21 .513, 100; minor coin, 81, ,1O3 700; total
balance in general fund.- sS1, ,0S9,47
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Social Disnnfch 10 The Call

SANTA CRUZ. May There was quite a
heaVy marketing of eggs today. Poultrymen
received ID cents from local firms Demand is
not heavy at present. Large shipments continue
70 De made by the large dealers to San Fran
cisco commission houses.
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Dried Fruits, RaIsins, Nuts and Honey
Poultry and Game

Poultry closed the week with the market
firm for everything except very small broiers
and ordinary hens, quite a few coops Of which
had to be held over -Four cars Of western
poultry were received during the week. but only
three were marketed. The fourth will go on
sale tomorrow, when two more cars fall due
Poultry tPer dozenl-Hens $6q6-oO for small
roosters, $S4I2; old ROSTERS, $5-50@6; fryers.
ST@T.50; broilers. S4.50@0 for large. $S5O94
for medium and S2-50Q3 for SMALL ducks. nom
inal; pigeons. $1-75@2; squads. 81 5o93; geese.
nominal.
Game (per dozeu)-NomiuaL
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NEW YORK, May Money on CALL nominal.
Time loans. steady; go days and 80 days, 4@4h
Prime mercantile paper AZ to 5A per cent
Sterling exchange barely steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.S4@4. 1925 foI
20 day bills and at $4S7 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.s314 4@4s4.
Bar silver 53&c.
Mexican dollars 44c
Government bonds. steady; railroads bonds, ir.
regular.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

London and Liverpool markets
closed.
New York cotton market closed.
New York stocks and cOppers firm.
Local stock markets quiet.
Silver lower: Exchange unchanged
Local bank clearings gain Ia per
cent.
Wheat higher and barley lower.
Stocks of hay in state enormous.
Beans as before quoted.
Wool still very dull.
Live and dressed meats unchanged.
Dairy exchange closed.
Sharp advance In asparagus.
New potatoes in excessive supply.
New and old onions weak.
Strawberries coming in freely.
Cherry market higher.
Citrus fruits active and firm.
Poultry market strong.
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I.ondon Woncv M.rL.t

LONDON, May Bar silver steady, "a 11-16d
per ounce.
Money, 2I5d d3 per cent
Discount rates for short and three months
bills. $685. per cent
Bullion amounting to f50,1 was withdrawn
from the Bank of England for shipment to South
Africa.
India bought ESQ., 600. due May 10.
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New York curb Stocks
Bosfon Copper Sfocks

BOSTON. May THE copper shares market
has been moderately active. with a somewhat
hrmer undertone. Price changes have been
small, but have shown some Improvement. Cal
umet and Arizona gained ! y points and United
States smelling common ! point. Lake and
North Butte have been the active stocks and
show fractional advances. Other departments of
the market have been strong in sympathy with
the New York list. Out Of respect 10 death of
King Edward our market closed at IL a. m
The following list is furnished by +. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street. San Francisco:
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STOCKS OF HAY

The Hay association has compiled the
following statement of hay in store in
public warehouses and in private barns on
May l. showing the available supply and
covering the counties that send their hay
to San Francisco markets. These figures
have been furnished by the warehousemen
or other recognized authorities at the
yarious nOintS-
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Dispatch 10 The Call |

Los ANGELES. May 7-Business was brisI
on the oil stock exchange today.
California Midway stock was sold to the ex
tent OF 1900 shares, the price advancing from
57ai to 80 cents
Cleveland oil advanced from A to 46 cents
share on heavy trading
Associated was steady at sol 80
Union steady at SLOT.
Olinda oil was quoted at 5415 cents.
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MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
MinnenpoIis Grain and Prodnce

MINNEAPOLIS, May Close: Wheat-May
S11112; July, $1.11B: September, 81. O2$. cash
No. 1 hard $115; No. l northern. $l.13A a
1.13h; No. northern, $1.11@1.1215; No. s.
S109M1 .10h
Flax-S2 35A.
Corn--No. 3 yellow 5S15@59c
Oats-No. white 401s @405sc.
RNe-\o. . I1M13Lsc.
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Northern Business.

PORTLAND, May 7.-clearings, s1.511 SIG;
balances. $115.219.
TACOMA. May 7.-Clearngs. 724,444; bal
ances $69. .29e.
SEATTLE. May 7.--clearings. 81 ST., $50; bal
ances Si62 .331.
SPOKANE. May 7.-clearings. ss54, ,26o; bal
ances Sl45. rs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Portland Butter Market
Potatoes. Onion. and Vere,ah1a.

PORTLAND, May Butter-City and conn
try creamery, extras. 27c; fancy, 24G25c; store.
20@22c.