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PETALUofA. Oct. 29.-The week closed with
eggs quoted cent lower tnan the day previous.
After receipt of quotations from the San Fran
cisco dairy exchange the Petaluma egg eX-
change paid 40 cents for~frst grade Independent
dealers and spectators paid 4S cents to 40
cents, according to grade The production Of
eggs IS increasing steadily owing to young
poultry beginning to lay. Prospects FOR rain
are good. and after grass begins 70 grow the
grade of eggs will be materially improved.
There is great scarcity Of green feed. poultry
men depending wholly on kale. Very little poul-
try is being put the market. and only such
the farmers do not wish to carry through
the winter.
SANTA CRUZ. Oct 29.-The week again ends
with eggs commanding fancy prices. and unless
the market is suddenly giutted local conditions
will not change. Market quotations today varied
but slightly. few of the larger dealers offer
ing as high as ~ cents Der dozen. hut - cents
the popular price. The retail price remains
at 80 cents. with sales above normal.
SANTA ROSA. Oct. 29.--There drop Of
L cent per dozen in the lOcaRsegg market today
on receipt OF advIces of morning transactions ON
the San Francisco dairy produce exchange. Local
dealers are quoting ~ cents per dozen spot cash
for ehOlce aud As cents FOR seconds.
The receipts for the day were light. with
good demand for all offerings.
Butter advanced half a cent and Is quoted at
3S cents for choice creamery.
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The Financier will say: The statement of ac-
tual conditions issued by the New York clear
ing house banks October 90 showed a loss IN
cash Of only 81 sS1 900. about half the amount
indicated hy the known loans of the week. As
loans made further decrease of 81 453s,T00, this
operating with the decrease in cash brought
about contraction of S7.4147 700 in deposits,
and the excess was lowered only 81. OF
325. making the present surplus above the 25
per cent requirement $9.543. 425.
The statement based on averages revealed
very nearly tue changes in totals the
surplus figured on average basis standing at
$40, 463, 625. The summary of state banks and
trust companies not reporting 10 the clearing
house was Interesting in that it showed a
sation of the expansion Of loans which has been
much In evidence since the clearing house
banks have been shifting the burden of loan
commitments to outside institutions. and for the
first time i'll some weeks tho trust companies
and other institutions reported decrease
amounting to 81 $50. 000 in loans and n decrease
of S4.s53. geo in deposits The loans of the
clearing house banks and of the trust companies
are still considerably above deposits. and the
outflow of cash from the banks to other centers
and to Canada is not over. present conditions
probably win not change for some time to come.
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falling of in the demand. as was evidenced on
on the exchange. where everything onered was
quickly bought I'D. The growing scarcity or
fresh extras caused a run frsts and FOR tne
first time in a long while there was change in
the quotation for the latter the marker oein-
4c higher bids at Acc a Dozen
There was nothing new IN cheese.
Sales on the exchange were as follows;
Butter-Ten cases OF fresh extras az SSc
pound. :.
65 at soc a dozen.
Receipts were AZ. 500 pounds Of butter II. 400
pounds Of cheese and ga cases OF eggs.
The following are the official quotations sstaD-
lshed on the foor Of the dairy exchange. Prices N
the street. while governed by the exchsnge quo
tatIons generallv range from nc TO &c higher
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SALES
Morning Session
GRAIN MARKET
wheat nnd Other Grain.

Wheat md Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows. in quarters: Russian. S76 200;
Danubian 236 900; Argentine, go, 600; Indian,
81. 900: Australian. 10000
There is general complaint among the trade
of the dulIness and weakness OF the market.
There is no further decline. however.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.411a 611521s: Sonora, 81. 20
M1.15; white Australian, S1.55@ 1. .624 north
ern club S15061 .521b; Russian red, $780, blue
stem, S1.571a al .621s per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley-The cash feed has again declined and
is extrtmely dull. Futures are also lower. Re-
ceipts large.
CASH BARLEY
No feed. 9I1a M9s&c: extra choice bright.
81: off grades. 921a d95c per ctl; brewing and
shipping grades, $1O21a a 1O5.
FUTURES.
10 a. m. Session
Open. High. Low. Close.
May .......... .S101Ls S1.OTh SLOT S1.O7
December ...... 1.o1h 1.O115 1.01 IO1E
Oats-DeaIers report the market utterly
neglected and very weak.
Red for feed. S1.10G1.1715 for ordinary and
81. 20G12 2215 for choice: red for seed, S1.Nk.M
LBS: black. s10719@110 for feed and 81 GOA
l. 40 for seed; gray, nominal; white 81 .45@1 80.
COrn-Western state yellow, In bulk. San
Francisco track. $1.35G71 BIZ: white, $1.3I1a a
LAO; mixed. s1.34N1.38: sacked prices TIC
higher; h white Egyptian. s1.45@1.4T1a; brown do.
Rye-S1. 5001.55 per cu.
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STOCK MARKET

1t was the usual Saturday market in local
securities yesterday, sales of both bonds and
stocks being light. There were fluctuations
OF note.
The regular monthly dividend of 81 per share
on Pacific Coast borax stock was payable yes
terday.
Following the annual meeting of the Peoples
water company of Oakland the directors haze
elected F. c. Havens president in place OF
Frank A. Leach, who will act as vice president
F. c. Havens takes the place Of l.. G. Burpee
on the board of directors
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Lowest prices Of the year
were reached in the wheat pit today just before
the close. Although the Monday showing of
worlds shipments promised to be somewhat less
burdensome than had been previously counted
upen the dead weight of the expected total
badly discouraged holders. Final quotations were
11sc to 11ac lower than last night. Other grains
suffered in sympathy with corn being pulled
down q to 7sc and oats sc to 1ac. Provisions
at the finish ranged down from 10c advance to
12ac decline.
Wheat values in foreign markets were gener-
ally lower. There new export business
and cable bids were entirely out Of line. Fur
thermore, the domestic cash demand was very
slow. Revised estimates of worlds shipments for
the week developed uncertaiAty as to Russia
from which country. however, the forwardngs
the United States. too. gave signs of small in
crease Confronted by such circumstances, sell
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LENDERS EXPECT
HIOHER RATES

NEW YORK. oct. 2s.-The tone
of the market was affected TO-DAY
by the attitude of the banks
toward borrowers. The snow OF
thought TO be deceptive and due
to the desire of lenders TO keep
resources available for prompt re-
call in expectation of higher rates.
The placing of S10,00O,00O OF one
Z year Az per cent Michigan Cen
! trail notes in Paris had an unfaVor-
able influence on sentiment, al
though indicating a possible re-
course for credit needs.
The easier tone in the foreign
exchange market in New YORK
was ascribed to the action of the
London money market in part ana
to the effect of the sale of Michl-
gan Central notes In Paris.
The approach of the last week
of the political canvass makes Tor
speculative restraint and depres-
sion, through fears of sudden ana
sensational developments which
might threaten a violent shift, is
in the probability of results.
There was less than tse est ST.
in the bank statement, but II out
ran the reduction in the reserve
requirement secured by the loan
contraction and the scaling down
of deposits, and resulted in an In
road of more than 81 100000 on
the surplus item.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value). S709,000.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call from last week.
NEW YORK. Oct. Pc. T.
Hutton & Co.'s wire says: "Specu-
lative activity in the stock market q,
during the recent week has cen
tered on steel common almost en-
l. - : hi
move of S014 made Friday. The
rest OF the market has been hiled
with cross currents. which have
proven disastrous to the trader
The market finished the week with
a tone of heaviness, apparently as
a result of a cessation of any
bullish operations by banking
syndicates which might have been
influenced somewhat by a money
position at the close OF the month
which would not warrant a con-
tinuance of the rise In prices.
hence a reactionary tendency in
securities or a resting period
after months rise in values is
not Illogical, to say the least. A
general Improvement in trade
circles seems apparent and which
VIII assert itself in November and
December by heavy equipment and
rail orders by the leading trans
portation companies of the coun-
try. The steady decline In farm
products of the country is a most
favorable factor in the money out
look, as heavy foreign purchases
Of cotton and grains will result.
While it is doubtful If we can eS-
pect any very material upward
move in securities in the immedi-
ate future on top of an extended
rise in stocks in month past.
we doubt if declines will be any
thing more than nominal before
another bull move strikes Wall
street later in the year.
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says:
Wheat-Has developed more weakness today
than yesterday, despite the fact that there was
great deal of early buying to cover shorts.
Some of the latter noting only fractional rallies,
have attempted to resell. thus giving the market
very weak tone late in the day. Most OF the
days has been of a favorable sort. but the
weight of the actual wheat and the discourage
ment of the holder have told against values:
There has been some revision of the estimated
worlds shipments for the week. and the Monday
statement is not expected to make as large
showing had been previously counted on:
Nevertheless Russia is believed to have shipped
heavily. The visible supply statement is expect
ed to make better showing-not much. If any,
increase. The cash demand is very slow. and re-
cepts at Chicago this week just 1000 bush
els more than shipped out. Local cash
sales were 81. 900 bushels. Export clearances
have been large at 700 bushels.
Corn-Has been slow most of the day. gradual
" turning weak. Splendid weather prevailed
of the bullish sentiment prevalent last night had
oozed out this morning. The heavy covering by
shorts yesterday left the market without much
support after a little selling started today. No
prospect of export call and few bids or inquiries
received by export concerns. Cash sales, 10000
bushels.
Oats-Were dull most of the session. finally
turning lower with corn and wheat. Cash oats
were 1ae lower. and the shipping call was only
moderate at 150. .0O0 bushels. Recent liberal COW
ering Of short oats left the market rather bare
of support at the last. although the selling
pressure the end of the week not i'm
portant New York distributors report no call
there for cash oats
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and cotton
lower.
Local stock markets quiet.
Bank clearings gain IL per cent.
Wheat and oats dull and weak.
Spot and future barley lower.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
Large lines of beans being Inn
ported.
Live and dressed meats unchanged.
Oregon hop markets active and
firm.
Butter advances slightly.
Extra eggs lower and hrsts higher.
Potatoes active and firm. Onions
weak.
receipt.
Poultry market we'll cleaned up.
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Boston Curb Stocks
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Oct. ee.-The condition of the
as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500. .232. .G6a; silver
50. 800 900; silver certificates outstanding, s4ss
494. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in GEN
eral fund, $l.199 G99; current liabilities SIP
965, 1853; working balance in treasury Offices.
$50, 466, I25 in banks TO credit of treasury of
the United States, $50, ,591 .26S: subsidiary silver
coin, SIT OH 36f: minor coin. S6I1 404. total
balance in general fund.- ss4. .634. 363.
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New YORK GRAIN Marked

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Flour-Quiet and
lower. Spring patents. $5.15@540; winter
straights, S4.10M4.25 winter patents. S4.40G
475; spring clears, s4.15@440; winter extras
No. 1, SO. 40@3-70; winter extras No. 2. So. 25d
$40; Kansas straights $460@4.75. Receipts,
&c. 500: shipments, 27,300.
Wheat-spot, easy: No. red oea4c elevator
1i3% I. o. b. ahoat. Futures market was
weak, with new low levels for the month under
active selling on bearish foreign news and the
absence of cash export demand closing ~
TO re net lower. December. 99A @995sc closed
99%c; May, 81. 0424 o., closed $104%. Re-
eeipts, 167, 700; shipments. 5000.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. s4-50@5 for small
S6d6-50 foE large and sS010 for extra; young
ROSTERS. scar; do extra, s7.500s.50; old
ROSTERS, s5d5.50; fryers. s545.5o; broilers.
S7GI0; pigeons, S1.7592; squads. 81 5Q03.
geese. s2.5093 per pair: spring turkeys. 25e26o
per ID.
Game (per dozen)--MaIlard ducks, S468: can
vasbacks. S4l6 sprig. $3Q5: teal s3d4.
widgeon s2-J093; spoonbiils. s263: gray geese
S364; white geese, $1-5062. so: brant, S203:
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-Cash quotations We're as
follows: Flour, easy; winter patents. s41o0
4.9O; straights. s3SO04.55; spring straights.
S43064.50; bakers S240dj: No. 2 rye. tie:
feed or mixing barley, 56665c fair to choice
mailing barley, 69@721ac; haxseed. No 1 south
western s2 80 No northwestern s2.6s; timothy
seed, SI.50@9 10: clover, SIS 50d14; mess pork
per barrel. $17.75@1S: lard per 100 pounds
S13.10; short clear sides (boxed). S1O.ST1s al
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 500, 600 bushels. Primary receipts were S32-
600 bushels, compared with ,;SS4 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. IS
cars; corn, 254 cars; oats. 90 cars; hogs, 27,0O0
hpa
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Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 20.-Wheat-December.
81 .O0A; May. s1.05ss: No. l hard. s1.04; No. 1
northern. S1.021. @1.o31: No. northern, 9S1ac
GS101A: No. 8 white 95A G9Ss4c.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, 4s1aM49c-
Oats-No. 3 white 29st M3o%c.
Rye-No. .. 72G T5c.
Flax-Closed at 50. so.
Duluth Oct 29-Flax-Te arrive on track.
s.. 81: October. s2.G115: November. s2.61 bid;
December. S2.5712 bid: MAY. $2:5I1. bid.
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Ncu York MONEY MarLet

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Money on call, nom
inai
Time loans. firm and dull; so days. 4hd4a.
per cent: 30 days, per cent; six months 4265
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 51kM6 per cent
Sterling exchange. easy. with actual business
in bankers bills at S4.S215@4. .s240 for 60 day
bills and 81 s610G4. 1920 for demand
Commercial bills. s4.s1ss @4.s2h.
Bar silver 55zc
Mexican dollars 46c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds fr-
regular.
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
cows and heifers-
veaI-Sl5 @91ac FOR large and 91A@1oc for
small.
Mutton--wethers. 961oc; ewes. sQ9c per ID.
Lamb-101s G111ac per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-13i2c for light and IL
0121hc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, gross
No / fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive. 81 d511e
per lib; under 900 lbs. 5@5Ac; second quality,
all weights, AZ @5c; thin, undesirable steers, 49
@4Kc.
No 1 COWS and heifers. 4A644c; second
quality. 4G4Ac; common. thin. undesirable cows.
3A@3Zc.
Desirable bulls and stays. 2h@3zc; half fat
or thin bulls, 2@2Ac.
Calyes-Lightweight, per lib. 5xaec; medium.
5E oslo; heavy. 4G4Ac.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, Az gaze; ewes. 4
4hc.
Lambs tper lb)-Unshorn lambs. ed6Hc.
Hogs (per Ib)-Hard grain fed. weighing 140
to $50 lbs, 9Ac; 250 TO $50 lbs. SZQec-
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Northern Wheat Market
WASHINGTON

TACOMA, Oct. 2e.-Wheat: Miling-Blue-
stem, s3c; club, roc. Export-Bluestem, SAC;
forty-fold SIC; club. soc; red Russian. 7Sc.
Receipts-Wheat, 81 cars; hay, cars.
SEATTLE, Oct 29.-5Wheat: Milling quota
tions-Bluestem. Soc; forty-fold. s3c; club Sic;
ae s9e fortyfold Soc fe Ssc red Rnssian 9Te
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat. 43 cars; oats 4
cars: barley, cars; hay. cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Oct. 29.-Wheat: Track prices
Club, 796S0c bluestem. S301S6c: red Russian,
re; valley S3c; forty fold S0GS1c.
Reeeipts-Wheat, 80 cars; oats, cars; hay.
cars.
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owing to the various charges 20 be added

owing to the various charges 20 Be added
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 2S Oct. %.
Fresh extras .321sc 321se 32lac S3c
Firsts ........ SOC SOC SOC SOC
Seconds - 29c 29c 20c eac
Extra storage .3O12c 30iac 30l5c 3Olac
Cheese-California fancy fats. 1612c per n.
weak: do frsts. 1Jise. weak; do seconds 13c.
weak: fancy Young Americas 16tsc. weak; do
irsts. 15tae. weak: Oregon fats. 1870, hrni;
California storage fats. 15e. steady; Wisconsin
daisies. 1Sc. steady.
Eggs-Californis fresh. per Dozen cases In
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Beans and seed.

The usual daily irregular fluctuations In beans
were made yesterday. Receipts were "a e67
sacks The market continues weak for reasoua
given in a review Of the market printed eIss-
where on this page.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos, S425H4S3. small
white recleaned. s.. 6003.SJ; large white r.-
cleaned. s3.50e53.75; pink, s42504S5; red.
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Horses and Mule.
JLES. MEDIUM 10 EXTRA
Butter. Cheese and Fec.

Stocks of extra butter. while ample. were less
excessive yesterday than on the few preceding
DAYS and a little squirt in the buying movement
gave the market better tone. "A small sale on
the exchange, the first recorded for several days,
sent the price of extras up 1sc to 33c pound.
In the egg department extras were 1c lower at
soc a dozen. The decline was not due to any
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Assessment Directory Comstock Mines
OIL STOCKS

For SATURDAY. business IN the oil stocks
good yesterday. especially in Consolidated Mid
way Of which several thousand shares were sold
at 2Gc Palmer was steady at $135. An addi-
tional telegram from the Palmer property said:
.'WeIl No flowing Unexpectedly. Soon close to
1000 barrels. Shut down for heavier casing
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Provisions

Provisions
Cottolene-1 half Dbl. 12Ac; half bbls, 121sc;
tierce, 12c; tierces, 117sc; tierces, III &e
per III.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes sas follows: Hams, 1914 Q20c; picnic
hams 141hc: California hams. 19c; fancy bacon,
6 to s lbs 301bc to 10 lbs 27c. 10 to IL lbs
26c: sugar cured, 27c: light dry salt bacon. to
10 lbs 24c. 10 to u lbs 22c; medium bacon. l9c;
light medium bacon 19c.
Lard-Tferces 15hc. SOS 15&c, los 1910. IS
1880. 3s I61sc: compound lard. tierces 11%c.
Sos I2c, los IKE 5s 1850. 3s 12%c; yellow
cooking oil. 76c per gal; white cooking oil. 7Sc
per gal; salad oil. CSC per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots, In
spected by the government. are 81 per bbl higher.
Extra family beef SIS per bbl family beef. SIS
per Dbl; extra mess beef. SIS per bbl; smoked
beef. 21hc per ID.
mess, $50; pig pork. $685. pigs feet s5.75 for
half bbls, So 40 for 35 1b kegs and s135 for kits.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Dispatch to The COLL

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 29-The oil stocks mar
ket after tempestuous week, closed firm.
There was little trading in the higher priced
stocks. Oleum advanced from &c to 4c. Union
was active. Mexican petroleum was steady and
California Midway showed a slight advance. The
call:
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Weekly Bank Statement

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-The statement of the
clearing house banks for the week shows that the
banks hold Sl0,464 600 more fhan the require
ments OF the % per cent reserve rule. This Is
decrease Of $4,000 in the proportionate cash
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PORTLAND. Oct. 29.-Clearings, s1,559, 3s3;
balances. 5000, ,291.
SEATTLE. Oct 2s.-clearings. 1,7o7. .42s; bal
ances. S139. .4ss
sPoKAYE, Oct. Chickering's, ss47.775; bal
ances, $II.75S.
TACOMA. Oct. Chickering's, s6o4, 174; bal
ances, s74, ,s92.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON. Oct. Pc. F. Hutton & Co.'S wire
says; The Boston copper shares only mod
erately active. with the tone somewhat reac-
tionary. Calumet and Arizona and Mohawk have
registered an advance of point. Such issues
Arizona commercial, Allouez. Utah copper
and Superior copper each half point lower.
Lake and North Butte holding firm. The
balance of the market is featureless.
The following lis is furnished by Z. F. Hut
ton & Co, $40 California street, San Franeisco:
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Gas pressure rapidly rising similar TO big
gusher. No. 4 in another saturated oil sand.
Equally promising when completed. All four
wells striking the same rich oil pool
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LOCAL MARKETS

Receipts of Produce, October 20
Flour or Skis. 375l Leather, rolls 40
Wheat, ct1s 49,. ,265i Tallow. ctls -
Barley. ctls 5.6I5l Hides, No 1.5t3
oats ctJs - g. 1875 tPeIts No .. . 1O5
Beans SKIS -. .13. .S6Tl Paper, bds ..... 6s5
Corn. ctls .... SLIME, bbls 1890. 1 800
Bran SKIS ... 4olSugar. ctls ..... 1850
Middlings SKIS . 3Oi Wine. gals 81 800
Potatoes. SKIS -. !. $50 Brandy. gals 1900
Hay tons .. 1,O0Sl lumber. NJ it,. 95
Hops, bales 49,. 91i0uicksiver. TASKS 300
woof SKIS .. 6+5l Raisins, ctls -. .17.6 900
Alfalfa meal. SKIS !. .200i Apples bxs ....- 5000
Broom seed, ALMONDS. SKIS 10
SKIS ........... 235I Broom corn, bales SO4
OREGON
Wheat, ctls -. 9.055l Wool. bales 5
WASHINGTON
Flour. or SKIS. %, 172i Bran. sks ....... 1850
Wheat, ctls -. 4. 720i Feed. SKIS 2,590
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Bank CIearings
Lnanx. Exchnnce and sflyer

Local bank clearings last week were S44. 49,
9s2. against SAL. 491 ASS for the week last
year, an increase Of So. .959, 524. IL per cent.
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Col So r&ext 415s 9714 Union Pacific As. .1o1h
Del & Hud cv As. eS Do cv As ....105k
Den & Rio IS. 9415l Do 1st & ref As. 962.
Do ref IS 49,. 92KiU s Rubber 6s. ..1027s
Distillers IS go. T45slU Steel ID IS. 1898
Erie prior lien As. S5l5lVa Car Chem 5s. 100
Do gen As 49,. 1874 Wabash 1st 5s. 10S%
DO cv As. ser 76 Do lst & ext As 67a4
Do cv As. ser 30 western Md As. S634
Gen Elect cv IS. .1sS Wrestling FL cY 5s. 91 y
Ill Cen 1st ref As. A11h Wis Central Is. 92Is
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BANKS ATTITUDE
AFFECTS MARKET
Dealings in Wall Street Are
Influenced by Stand of
Money Lenders
Approach of Political Canvass
Makes for Restraint
and Depression
New York Stoot, re-.

New York Stock List
: y. F. Hutton & Co.. $50 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange. fur
nlsh the following list OF bond and stock sales
| Yesterday:
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C,bIcaro Excb,uye na,e
Norfhern Busfness

OhIcHSO EXchuuSe Rate
CHICAGO, Oct 29.-Exchange on New York.
10c premium.
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Unlisted SECURITIES
MINING STOCKS

All mining stocks were quiet and devoid OF
fea ture yesterday. The tone of the Comstocks
was steady Belmont 71ac higher at S4.721s
Last week the Ophr mine extracted go cars
of ore. assaying $3.50 per ton. Total extrac1
tion of ore for the week, 1872 cars, assaying
500 SO per ton; total gross assay value of the
output, "a, ,344.
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-csiIfornia al srTd fresh. per DOZEN. eases in.
Portland Butter Market
Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch to The Call

PORTLAND. Oct. 29.-Butter-City creamery
cubes, 35056c; print. 3T@371ac; store. 23d "a
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. Oct. 29-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask. Bid. Ask
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
Business in Stocks and Bonds
OF a Quiet Saturday Character

serve as compared with last week. Following is
the statement