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OIL STOCKS

Oil shares continued quiet yesterday without
much change. Associated was higher at S51. %
aud Claremont also at 50. Palmer was steady
at $1-250l127h.
The feature of the day the passing of the
oil exchange, the institution by vote of 90 to
]. merging into the mining exchange and thus
passing out of existence a separate institu-
tion. Thirty two members were taken in by the
mining exchange. The oil exchange distributed
TO each member dividend of $44.3o. The oil
calls will be held usual hereafter, there be-
ing no change in this respect except that they
viii be held in the board room of the mining
exchange.
The most important from the oil fields
that the Pacific States gushing well was
spouting over the derrick The stock stood
about the same at 64c.
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Northern wheat Market

WASHTNGTUN
TACOMA May 3.--Wheat: AIiIling-Rlue-
stem, soc; club, Soc. Export -Bluestem. S9@
90c; club. 500 Soc
tions Bluestem o0c; forty fold, sSc; club SIC;
fife. SIC: red Russian. s5c Observation-Disclosures
SIC; forty-fold S5e club sac; fife, sac; red
Russian. SIC.
Yesterdays car receipts: Wheat, ,; oats, 10;
barley, 10.
OREGON
PORTLAND. May 5.-Wheat: Track prices
Club, S5ms6c bluestem, ss6S9c; red Russian
@SSc.
Car receipts: Wheat. a harIez 5: osts 4.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts OF Producc MAY 5
Provisions

Cottolene-one half bbl, 1se: 2 half bbls.
12!sc; tieree 12Aci tierces, 12Sc; tierees,
1212c.
Hams and Bscon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 201a 121 1ac; picnic
hams, 141ac; California hams. 1872 G2O1ac; extra
fancy bacon. 2Sc; fancy bacon. to lbs, % Il c;
s to 10 lbs, ~ 41ac 10 to - lbs, 24Ac: sugar
cured. 25c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs.
BE 10 to II lbs, 2112c; medium bacon, 2014c;
light medium bacon, 201&c.
Lard-Tierces I5Iac, 56s 15%c, los 1910. 5s
1880 IS 1612c; compound lard. tierces HE.
Jos 1l%c, los 12Ac, IS 1850, SIS 121ae; yellow
cooking oil, 701ac per gal; white cooking oil,
72c per gal; salad oil, 75c per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl; fam
lily beef, SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, $3.50
per bbl; smoked beef, 19c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels $50; clear. $34
mess $50; pig pork $50; pigs feet, $5.75 for
half bbs, 2.40 for % lb kegs and So for kits.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruit.

Strawberries continued TO come forward freely
from the Palo Alto and Watsonvlle districts
yesterday. l 600 chests coming in on the
early trains. The market was in very bad shane
with sellers hard put TO effect clearances even at
low prices. The Gamers purchased freely at or
near the inside quotations. aud one canning con
cern, that has contract with the pooled selling
interests. paid 81. 10 chest for the large varie-
ties. Grated berries were hard to SELL owing 10
the cheapness of chest lots. A consignment Of
goOseberries came in from AIvarado but was not
sold, having arrived too late. Cherries were in
increased supply, but there "a good demand
and prices were well maintained A few odd lots
of the black Tartarian variety in from the
river and sold at $140H1.50 a drawer. Oranges
continued 10 move of freely mt the old quota
tions. The f. b. prices for 1865 and the
smaller sizes were advance 15c a box Annie
handlers reported the market in a little better
shape. but there was no attempt to raise prices
acknowledgements $3T5 per chest
Malindas. $3G4 per chest; crates, 406175e
Cherrles-$16 6l1.35 per box for purple Guirne
and 60Gs5c for red and white; in bulk, 6T7ar
per ID.
Apples-Fancy four tier fruit. S1@I25 per
box for Newtown pppins and $1.IOdI35 for
red varieties: second grade stock. 75cdS1
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Navel oranges 80 5o
63 for fancy. $2@2.50 for choice and 81 25G,
1.75 for standard; Jangerines, 81 25n1 75 ner
box: grapefruit, S2-5O@3 for seedIess: lemons
So 75e14 for fancy, seas for choice and 81 259S
rs for standard; lines. $5-5016-
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75c@$1.25 per bunch
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Beana and Seeda

Bayo. pink and blaekeye beans are an higher
and strong. and the latter are cleaning up fast.
with good demand for shipment. White kinds
are unchanged.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos, $686.1J; pea, nOm-
inal; small white. S4.2504.55; large white.
S3-6OQ4.25; pink, $5-35Mj.J0; red. S6.jO6l6. -; {;
blackeye, $J.10@5.35; lima, $4.3OG4-fO red kid
neys, S505.25; cranberry beans. S4-5O04 co.
garvanzas, $2-25 613.2j; horse beans, nominal.
Seeds-BrOwn mustard 4Hc: yellow mustard
5Ac; 1axseed, sc. carload LOTS canary S%t a &C /:
4@414c; timothy, &c; hemp, l@4e; miIlet. &c
per lb.
Dried Peas-Green. s4 per etI.
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The crop damage to the fruit crop Of the mid
die west from the recent freeze has led 70 q
marked increase in the eastern demand TOT
prunes. peaches and aprcots, making the move
ment very good for this season of the year.
Prices rule firm and local sellers are turning
down eastern bids which they would have sc-
Cepted several weeks ago. Prospects are thaL
stocks Of all three descriptions will be cleaned
up before the new crop comes m Mali reports
from New Ycck say that the Atlantic coast
markets arc quiet, but IN the middle west how
ever, things are different. The reported destruc-
ton of local fruit crops has eniboldened iobber5
To buy California goods for both prompt and NJ
ture delivery on the assumption that they will
be needed later to supply the deficiency in home
grown products Chicago and other middle west
markets arc free buvers of pruneS for spot and
future shipment 1T the advanced prices num-
Der of ear lots Of the three large sizes we're re-
ported sold for immediate coast shipment 70 mid
die west points within the last couple or days,
since the crOp situation became acute, on an
f. o. b. bag basis OF 4Ssc for SOS, 3 l4c for 4Os
and 22tc for 5Os to 7OS inclusive IL is also said
that new crop for OCTOBER shipment mas soFi %
the extent of several cars 10 middle west points
on Size Z. o. b. bag basis with quarter OF
on SOs
A local house is reported to have made the
following opening prices on 1910 almonds l45sc
for nOnpareil 131ac for IXL. 13c for ne plus
ultra. lie for brakes and 103sc for languedoc.
f. o. b. coast for September and nrst halI or
Fruits-Eyaporated apples 5ai a7Ee: aprieots.
50 G10Ac: do 1910 crop. future delivery, Tao
do 1910 crop. future delivery. "a @6c; prunes.
"a @3c, with 14e premium for sos and 1S.
premium for 40s: hgs. 3a4 04c; pears, 5410c. Y
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown. $3.50;
crown. S1.75; crown, 81. %; seeded. 4G5c; or
binary layers, crown, 95c; crown, 90c; seed
less Sultanas, 21A014c; ThOmpson's seedless. 3N
@31ac FOR unbleached and 644 961sc for
bleached: loose muscatel. crown. 4c; crown,
315e; crown, &c; seedless, 2G2%c-
Nuts-AlmOnds. nOnpareils. 141 1Q15c. XXI,
14dI4Ikc; ne plus ultra. 13@1315c; Drake, 1OlS
a lie; languedocs. 1O@1013c; haTdshelI, 613QIcs
walnuts, 13c per Ib for No. L sOftshells SEC for
No. do pecans. 1415016c; peanuts, 415 G5c;
pine nuts, 1S12Oc per ID
Honey-COmb. 14015c for water white and 10
a lie per 10 for light amber; dark amber, 79Scs
extracted. nominal
Beeswsx-271s Z @SOc per Ib for light and 2S@
26c for dark.
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and the crop was 27,OOO,ooO bushels. Damage
by insects per cent.
CASH WHEAT
California club, ST. 521a al l571h; Sonora. 81 81
0l!0; Propo and white Australian 81 GOAL 6J: f:
northern club, Sissy @15715; Russian red
81 u 9 1o21a; turkey red $1.5OQ1. 81 u; blue
stem. $l.60@165.
FUTURES
Dec-$1 5715 asked
D. m. Session
No quotations
Barley-The December option was stiI lower
ana the cash grain also declined. There was a
sale OF plump but snlutty feed at 81. Harvest
Ing has commenced at San Pedro much earlier
than usual
CASH BARLEY
no; feed $l0Ss4 G1.11h; off grades. $1@
l.oIh per ctl; brewing, $1.121a al. 15 shipping
lots, $l12l2 al .15; cbevalier, nominal.
FUTURES
10 a. Session
Open. High. Low. Close
May neG s. $1-99 $1.99 $loS $l09
p. Session
Dee 81. 0912 $1.091a 81 .0915 81 .0915
Oats--The local trade report dull and un-
changed market.
Red, s1;3o@1.4O; black. nominal gray. s145
@I55; white, $1.50@1.60 per ctl for fair to
No 1.
Corn-Msnchurian small yellow is quoted at
Sl.6o $50 per etl in il, sacks; California small
large yellow, $1.70d1.I5; western states yell
low, sacked, $1.65 @1.67h; white, 81 .671s
CLIO; mixed S1.55@1 57E; do yellow
l60; white, $l.60@1 621a mixed, $1.5511 .571a /;
white, Egyptian, $155@1.6O; brown do S1.40@l
1.47Ia per ctl.
Rye-$1.75@1.s5 per ctl.
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BUOYANT TONE IN
STOCK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May 5.-The stock
market today decreases in the in
nuence of the reports of sales of
large issues of American securi-
ties abroad, which electrified the
market yesterday. Various con-
siderations entered into the mod
Grating of this influence, but les
sened appreciation of the practical
importance of the development
was not of them.
The market closed buoyant with
restored confidence. There was
apprehension at first that yester-
days reports might have been ex-
aggerated in several particulars.
As to the amount of the sales,
some of the estimates which al
legged an amount exceeding a hum
dred million strained credulity.
Late confirmation of the St. Paul
bond sale animated the whole
market. One reason for withhold
ing confirmation was that an
nouncements had been premature,
leaving the closing up Of negotia-
tions incomplete. Another modi-
fving factor was the absence of
knowledge of the terms on which
the sales were being made. Broad
intimations that attractive prices
were necessary in order to enlist
the buying of foreign bankers lett
omen the problem of the final eff
feet of the transaction on existing
issues and their current prices.
An impression got around also
that loans with the new securities
as collateral rather than outright
sales. would be found involved in
some of the reported operations.
A still more potent modifying fac
tor was the extent to winch the
rapid rise in prices yesterday and
at the opening today was dis
counting the favorable effect of
the bond sales to foreigners.
The strong return of the Bank
of England demonstrated the ef-
fective recuperation of the Lon
don money position.
New York bankers maintain an
attitude of some reserve regard
ing the outlook for money on ac-
count of the extended condition of
banks through the country.
Publication of statistics of the
rate at which the pig iron produc-
tion is being cut down proved
curb on speculative enthusiasm.
The effect was not Immediately
perceptible on United States steel.
but was a contributory influence
TO the weakness of the coppers in
contrast with the strength of the
general list. The sustained pro-
duction of copper, in spite Of the
insufficient demand to absorb
stocks. awakens insistent discus
sion of the necessity of reducing
the output.
United States steel was affected
by renewed discussion of the old
project TO list the stock on the
Paris bourse. The report that
National Railways of Mexico sec
ond preferred had been so listed
served to hand the discussion on.
Advances in passenger rates on
some of the eastern railroads sup
plement the effect of the notices
of higher freight rates.
Bonds were irregular Total
sales Cpar value), s2.475.oO0.
United states bonds were un-
changed on call.
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PonItrx md Game

A third car of western poultry reached the
market yesterday and its arrival caused an easier
feeling in hens. there was nothing else 20
speak of in the ear. Small brOlerS were in
OverSupply and weak. Everything else on the
list was in light supply and hrm on active trad
ing.
Poultry (per doZen)-He $6G6.JO for small
S761S for large and S9011 for EXTRA young
roosters. SS012; old roosters. $5-5006; fryers.
$7@T.50; brOilers. $45OG5 for large. S3.50d4 4
for medium and Sc 5043 Tor small; ducks, nom
insl; pigeons, $l-75Q2; squads, 81 J093; geese
nominal.
Game (per dOzenl-NnminaL
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, May 5.-Money call steady,
3d4 per cent; ruling rate, 4; closing bid, 3A;
offered at 35s per cent.
Time loans, easier 90 days and 90 days, 4
per cent; months, 4ll per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, SASSY per cent
Sterling exchange easy. with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81. S390614. S410 for 80 day
bills and at s.. $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills, 81. 4.S312@4
Bar silver 54c.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, May 5.-Flour-Quiet. hut
steady; receipts. Il. III: shipments Z OLA barrels
Wheat-Spot firm. No 2 red. $1.15 nominal
navigation. Options Wheat opened lower on the
cables and rains in the west, but rallied and ad-
vanced sharply active covering by shorts and
commission houses buying on further unfayor-
able crop advices. but eased little later, clos
ing MMIsc higher May closed at S1.162t, July
N.12A and September at $1.09a,. Receipts,
103,200 bushels; shipments, 119, ,S93 bushels.
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Northern Business
poRrLA

PORTLAND, May 5.-Clearings, s1,94a ia;
TACOMA. May 5-Clearings SS3S $50; bal
ances. $61 .592
SEATTLE. May 5.--clearings, 81. .s72, ,7s6; bal
ances. $2S6. I43.
SPOKANE, May 5.-clearings, $s2s, s,155; bal
ances, $77,7S1.
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49,.
Minneapolis Grain and Produee

NIINNEAPOLIs. May o Wheat = NAV.
$1.09h2; July, $1-09as September. $1.o115 a.
l.0lss. Cash wheatNo l hard, S1.13; No /
northern, S1.11@112; No. = northern $1,000
Ilo1a No. 3 northern, S1.07@ 10S1a.
oorn-No. Cor 3 yellow. 5I@5sc;
0ats-No 3 white. 399s @401sc.
Rye-No. .. 71@73Hc.
Bran in 100 pound sacks, S1s6 is. %
Flax closed at 81. 49,
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUAIA. May 5-There was no change in
quotations In the local market today after receipt
of word from the San Francisco dairy exchange
The Petaluma egg exchange paid 23I5c. Inde-
pendent dealers and spectators paid 221Sc and
19I5c.
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, May 5.-The oil stock mar
ket was unusually quiet today.
Associated traded IN lightly at SOL %.
California Midway opened comparatively
strong, but sold down to SIC.
Cleveland oil was quoted at 1oc, Oleum al
Size.
olinda was quoted at soc.
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Oil and Mining ExchangesMerge
Local Securities Fairly Active

dollars, $490 025, 900: silver dollars of 1890,
S3.14S.oo0; silver certificates outstanding, $780,,
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund.- 81 $50 o76: current liabilities S1o3.-
4,072; working balance in treasury Offices,
~ Sl9 40; in banks to credit OF treasurer of
the United States, $34, sol .657 subsidiary silver
coin S2l ,532.2 256 minor coin. 81 133, ,092; total
balance in general fund $50 COL 63T
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clearances of what and -four were equal
TO 250.000 bushels Primary receipts were 223,-
600 bushels, compared with 233, 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 10 cars; corn, go
cars; oats, 113 cars; hogs 5000 head
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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Portland Bufter uarket
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable.

PORTLAND. May 5.-Butter-City and coun
t try creamery, extras 27e; fancy, 24@25c; store
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks higher. Cotton
advanced slightly.
Copper stocks about tho same.
Local oil and mining exchanges
merge.
Silver and sterling exchange de-
cIined.
Wheat higher at Chicago; un-
changed here.
Another decline noted in barley.
Oats and corn unchanged.
First car of new volunteer hay
arrives.
Colored beans active and higher.
Live and dressed meats unchanged.
Dried fruits moving off briskIy.
Prices named for new almonds.
Hides steady. Hops dull.
Butter higher. Eggs and cheese
unchanged
Asparagus market advanced.
New potatoes dull. Onions weak
, Strawberries plentiful and weak.
Poultry market unchanged.
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DuIuth EIatx

DULUTH, Minn May 5--Flux on store on
track to arrive and May. S2;S: Iuly. So ::;:3
asked; September, $l.761a asked; October,
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Treasury statemcnf

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The condition Of the
treasury At the beginning of business today was
az follows:
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

ne butter market furnished a surprise to the
trade yesterday by taking a turn for the better
Extras and irsts not only recovered the &c lost
Wednesday. but went 1c above Tuesdays quota
lions Under the call on the exchange 2513c was
bid for extras, hut sellers refused to part with
their holdings at that figure and asked 27e.
Firsts then sold at 2J1 1ac and the price of extras
was forced up During the informal session 101.
cases of extras sold at 261ac a pound, 1Sc above
the quoted rate. There no trading in eggs
or cheese and the old quotations accordingl "
allowed to stand. Buyers offered 13c a pound
for California fancy fiat cheese and sellers held
out for the quotation. Offers to pay the quota
tion for extra eggs failed to bring out any
stocks. Receipts of eggs continued heavy and Z
large percentage of the arrivals went into colo
storage
Receipts were 300 pounds of butter % 500
pounds of cheese and ,, 2S9 cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotations eStab
Hshed Yesterday and on the three preceding days
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices IN the
street, while governed by the exchange quota
uons, generally range from 115c to &c higher
owing to the various charges to be added:
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, May Clash quotations were as
follows: Flour-Better demand for spring whea t
descriptions No. rye, 7707Sc. Feed or mix
ing barley. 44m50c; fair to choice mailing do
81 7d63c. Flaxseed, No. l southern, $2.3I15; do
No. l northwestern, $2.421a. Timothy seed,
To Glover, S11.25. Mess pork. per bbl
So. 1923. Lard, per 100 lbs. $I3 221s. Short
ribs, sides Qoose) 2.6215 @13; short clear
sides (boxedl, S13.621a OLE. Is.
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Foreign BUYERS
REVIVE THE MARKET
Sales of Large Issues of Ameri-
can Securities Abroad Has
Good Effect
COppers Show Weakness and
Cause Discussion of Necessity
of Reducing Output
New York stock List

F. r. Hutton & Co. $40 California street.
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
rish fhe following list OF bond and stock sales
Yesterday:
SsIeS STOCKS I9igi7l Low Rid AL
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First New Volunteer Hay Arrives
Active Demand for Dried Fruit
Dried Fruits, RaisIns. Nut. and Honey

for Hawaiian and s.. 5O03 for Central AMER
lean; pinespples. $2G3 per Dozen
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, May Copper shares were gen
orally stronger at the opening. although no
great activity has attended the dealings. There
was considerable demand for Lake. which sold
at %. gain Of =. The market as a whole
has ruled very quiet the feeling being quite
general that the copper producers report. ex-
pected next week, will become a factor in the
trading. disappointing document is generally
looked for.
Coppers seem to be without inside protection
and selling is causing a reaction.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
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50 lUUU-totaI sla1es soIu-
New York Bonds

T. s ref 2s reg .1009s
DO coupon lOosf
30 81 reg g---luZ =
do coupon ...-luZ =
10 4s req lass
Too coupon .--il3 ,
kllis-ChaI lst IS. -
Amer Agricul 5e. l0l y
Amer tat " 4s. 1908
Amer Tobacco 4s. 7T3t
10 6s ..-l06 =
Armour 45s 49,. 9lla
Afcb gen - -- 9Sss
do scv IS .--.-- -109 4 2
DO CT IS .---Il2
Allan & L Ist 4s. % :
Balt & Ohio As 9S
Do 31s 5000. 90is
Do : " 3ss- S9is
Brooklyn Tr cv 4s S8l2
entral 0f Ca 5s .105
cent Leather Js.. 993t
RR Of NJ 20 5s.I234s
Ches & Ohio 4ias- 99%.
40 ref rs ..... 939s
fhi & Alton BIS T05z
g.. p 4 Q Joint IS %
DO gen IS $3.50 9e5s
M& SIP gu - S S6
q. RI& pac col As IS
Do refde 4s-.. SSss
colo Indus Js.- SS
Gnio Midland S.. 1855
fol So r6reKt zlas 971t
1el a. Hud ~ 4s. rs
ben 4 Rio q A.. ~
10 rcf - -... 90
Dlstillcrs 5s ...ss 40
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Boston Curb Stocks

Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Ariz & Mich. 81 45 Mason Val . 65s e7s
Ahmeek ....160 175 New Douglas. 2 2la
Bohemia -. 6lal lOneco .-..... 23s 2bs
Bost Ely. = 1-16 3-16lSan Antonio. 6a,
Carisa ...... 51a 53t Sup & Globe. - So
Cactus -.-..- 2S 2%lSouth Lake. AZ 5K
CHIEF Con.1 9-16 11-16l Inspiration &c 1916 61s
Corbin 6AlDavis DAY. 1% Ia
ChemunG 9L 10 lChino ....... 101s 1O3s
Ely Witch. 10 II lOhio ........ 1-16 21s
Keystone 81 Majestic -. so 60
live
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Int Met 415s -. S01s
Int Mer Mar AIS. 63Is
Japan IS .... 9Iia
DO 4 4las .. 94ss
Kan City So lst IS -
L Sh0r deb 4s. 1881 g2ls
T. & \ unified Is. 9Sls
n, X & Tex LIST As 97l5
DO gen aus -. IS
40 Pacific IS. -. TSss
Do cv 5s ctfs- 93lh
\ r Of Mex AIS. 94lL
y Y c gen 31as. S91s
Do deb IS .---. %
Ny, Nh & II cF6s-l3IJk
Nor 4 w 1st con4s 90
Do ev 4s ......I02x
Nor Pacific 4s....1O0ls
Do IS ..... ~
20 S Line rfdg IS. %
Pa cv 3l5s, 1915. 95at
Pa COZ IS ..-..103la
Reading gen As 9T1s
st l. & S + fg IS. 50
Do gen IS ..-.. Ss
ST L 5 " con Is. a
Do LIST gold IS. Ssi2
SeabOard A L As. S3la
so Pacific col is. 81
DO CT IS .--.10l
DO Ist ref As. 94lt
SO Railway Js. Jos
Do gen As ..-.- 779z
Union Pacific Is. I005s
DO cv As -I03 -
DO lst & ref IS. 3Sia
L ) Rubber 6s. ..1025s
10 s Steel I'd IS. .1Q35s
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Mining Stocks
Regular Morning Session

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Follow1ng were the sales on the San Francisco
STOCK and exchange board Yesterday:
COMSTOCES
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Horses and Mules

The ing quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock
Growers Journal:
HORSES
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Quiet; 247kd per ounce.
Money-235 as per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bids is 81 per cent and for three months
bills 81 per cent
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Assessment Directory Comstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, May 1880 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
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CheeseICalifornia fancy fats. 1s1sc per ID,
steady; fancy Young Americas. 1415c, steady
do frsts. 14c, steady; New York fancy 20c,
firm; Wisconsin singles, 19c, firm.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen. cases in
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WATER
Marin Co =. so
GAS AND ELE
City Ell Co.. IS 5S%
n Cal Power 63% 641a
foro w, L&P 66A
INSURAN(
Cal Ins Co. 7615 so
Firemn's Ed.257 260
BANK
Am MI Blk. - 1868
Anglo & Lon. .154%156
Bank of Cal. .412 415
Cent Trust.
SAVING
Ger S & L.27S5
Hum S Bk. 125 150
Nut Saw Blk. 20
STREET RAII
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-06

Erie prior lien As. S3 Va Car Chem 5s-. 9SJ5
Do gen 4s ...-. as wabash list 5s. Jos 4
Do As, ser 74I3l Do 1st & ext As 6S3.
Do cv Is ser y 67S+ Western Md Is. S47s
Gen Elect cv IS. 13s Westing FL cy 5s. 90
III Cen 1st ref As 96 Wis Central IS aOIL
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-06

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POWDEH
Du Pont pfd S5h %
Do com ..136 142
SUGAR
Hawaiian C. 41% 42A
Honokaa S G 81
Hutch S 2 c ISIS 1914
Kilauea S c. 16
OIL s
Anal Oil Co. so
Asso Oil Co. 51% 80
Palmer OIL. Ia l. 35
MISCELLANI
Alaska P A. S93s 901s
Cal f c A. 100
Cal Wine A. 34ls 35H
My& MtTm.
N Alas S Co.115 125
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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-06
Morning Session

20 Anglo s London Paris Nat Bk.l55. 90