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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Proyisfous

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-Corn sold today at the
lowest price in several years and pulled down all
the other leading staples change. Net declines
were: Wheat, 81 a sc; corn, y a &C: oats, IN
changed to 12c; provisions. 211 G121ac- The
weather was perfect for putting new corn into
merchantable condition. and there plenty
evidence of an increase in country sales Husk-
ing and cribbng were reported to be generally
far advanced. Many country dealers. il was as
serted had made urgent requests for cars.
Primary receipts more than doubled those of
year ago Faced by such array OF bearish
circumstances. the market went downward right
reactions. Cash went u ale lower here,
especially for new Southwestern markets mean
while dropped or generally 16115c. The de-
cline resulted in export business of Il boatIoads
of new corn, ocean freight rates being low. New
ertbeless the closing tone was weak and last
prices within shade OF the lowest of the day.
May ranged from 1850 70 4Tssc finishing at
1855 Q46s4e, a loss Of 9 a &c compared with "a
hours previous.
In the wheat trade less was heard Of the Ar
gentina situation. although rains reported
as having fallen there. Except for short time
at the start the main influence the weak
ness of grain. On the resulting decline
however. there no liquidation or stop loss
selling sufficient 10 break the market below eOc
for December. May ductuated between 95Tsc and
9T1sc closing sc down. but steady. at 96ISc.
Unloading Of December longs sent down the
price of oats. May ranged from So sc TO 341s c
and finished at SO &c. net loss OF &c. Most OF
Export houses and corn traders were the chief
sellers of provisions Pork closed 215 G121ac
down, lard of IA 91215c and ribs at decline Of
5MT15c.
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Local Securities Again Active
Comstock Shares Selling Lower

November IL aggregates S.T2a.4s3 bushels.
week last year.
/ Corn exports for the week are 393.Is2 bushels. rs
against 353 $50 bushels last week. and l4u,4oi
bushels in 1909.
NEW YORK Nov. 1s.-R. G. Dun Co. 5
| Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say;
The volume of transactions is still below blsn
water mark. but fair degree of actlvlt! ek-
lists throughout the country, and this is rehected
in the reports from the principal industries ana
| the leading cities.
Definite signs of improvement appear IN IRON
and steel. although business from the railroads
has not developed quickly as usual at TINS
season of the year. Further rail purchases, In
yolving a substantial tonnage. have been made
/ for 1911 delivery. however, and other announce
ments expected Better reports are received
from leading pig iron centers. Production of win
ter goods this year is expected to equal previous
records.
Progress is noted in special lines of cotton
goods offered for spring, and two or three in
stances cited of full offerings being sold up
and withdrawn. On the other hand the demand
for print cloths and conrertibles has fallen OF.
Export trade is quiet. although some inquiries
are made from China. In mems wear there is
an active demand for overcoatings for immediate
delivery.
Underwear and hosiery lines are in moderately
better request. A slightly improving demand is
noted in yarns Advices are apnounced on silk
ribbons and silk piece goods for future delivery.
New business in footwear is limited. Sole
( leather sells in a steady wear for small guam
titles.
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MINING STOCKS

The Comstocks were lower again yesterday.
with considerable selling of the leaders Consoli-
can from 81 TO SIC, 0phir from S1.20 to $110
and Union from 2lc TO 16c.
In the southern Nevadas Red Top extension
was active reported shipment from the
mine. Montana Tonopah was firm on rumors of
an approaching dividend of 6 cents.
Hereafter the morning business Of the San
Francisco stock exchange will end at l. noon
every day. the same as on Saturday.
The Homestak2 mining company of South Da-
kota has declared a regular monthly dividend of
30 cents per share, payable November %.
Union Consolidated mine for two months past.
The fight for control came to head on Thurs
day when the old management by a vote of
capital stock of 100000 shares. elected the fol-
lowing four directors: Charles Hirshfeld. B. F.
opposition party represented a, 400 shares also
chiefly in proxies, and H. J.. Sosson Jr. was
field was chosen president in place of Charles
H. Fish. who retired to become the president of
the Sierra Nevada mining company, which posi-
tion was vacated by Mr.. Hirshfeld 3. +. Shaw
was elected vice president. A. P. Swain secre-
tary and Whitman Symmes superintendent. The
directors levied an assessment of 10 cents per
share.
Another contest is for control of the Mexican
mine: which will come to climax at the annual
meeting. to be held on December g.
The monthly report of the Tonopah mining
company of Nevada for the month of October
shows most satisfactory condition of affairs
the net profits being s169.750. or over $4,000
more than the month of September. showing that
the company is earning considerably more each
quarter than the regular dividend. which amounts
to 100000. The record for the month of 0cto
Der shows that total of 14,413 dry tons of ore
was crushed and treated by the mill. which is
about the same tonnage reported for September
The average value of the ore miIled during the
month was S23 per ton. or bout 81 so more than
that worked in the preceding month The ship
ments from the mill for the last month consisted
OF 20.321 pounds of bullion. valued at S231, ,s13
and 100 tons OF concentrates. valued at S61 1886
or total of s2e3. .o49. exceeding the September
product by $le.s 800. The average extraction to
date has been 92.4.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Was quoted firm easy yesterday.
according to the views of different dealers. Chi
cago was lower, but Liverpool firm.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.4561.5 so; Sonora. S1.621a a
1-671a; white Australian. $1.50@1.55; northern
club. SLATE 61.50; Russian red, S1-45G1. All (;
bluestem, $1.5O@1.55.
10 a m Session
No quotations.
BarleylThere were free receipts OF Il. 500
centals yesterday. Morning futures were lower
and the cash grain was easy, with quotations
unchanged.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. S1.01A d1.021a; choice. 81 .O32 .
off grades. 95c@$1 per ctl; brewing and shipping
grades, 81. .05@1.071z.
FUTURES
10 a.. N. Session
May-$t.O9 bid.
DecenSber-S1.04 bid.
D. m. Session
May-S1.0914 bid. $1-09Ts asked.
December-S1.O43s.
Oats-Stocks are steadily being reduced and
the market is accordingly steady TO firm
Red for feed, S1.171a @1-22A for ordinary and
S1.25 for choice; red for seed. S1.2561- 30;
black. $1.071a al .1212 for feed and $130G1 AS
for seed gray, nominal; white, 81. 1.45G1.55.
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track. $1.33; white. $l.35; mixed
S1.32: sacked price 71ac higher; white Egyptian,
81. .4061 As: brown DO. 81. LAO per ctl
Rye-$1-5oG1.55 per ctl-
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
higher.
Lively trading in local securities.
C0mstOck shares again lower.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
lower.
Wheat market continues firm.
Barley and oats unchanged.
Beans still hucfuating.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
Price cutting in hams and bacon.
Live hogs continue weak.
Decline in rosin.
Extra butter higher. Eggs and
cheese unchanged.
Potatoes and vegetables show lit
tie change.
Fresh fruit market quiet.
Poultry market in fair condition.
Game in good demand.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.--Money on call easier
213G2% per cent ruling rate, 2s4 per cent;
closing bid 212 per cent; offered at 213 per
cent.
Time loans. dull and easy; so days and 30
days 41s per cent; three months, 4A041h per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. sac per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual business
IN bankers bills at S4.S2@4 S210 for so day
bills and at 81. Sc for demand.
Commercial bills. S4.s11s @4.S1ss
Bar silver. 55ssc.
Mexican dollars 46c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds.
heavy.
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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

A large business recorded in local stocks
and bonds yesterday, chiefly in stocks, for sales
of bonds were light. Spring Valley water
tinued to rise. selling up TO SOL. Pacific light
ing also higher at So. so. The sugar stocks
were weak and Hawaiian Commercial sold down
TO $3.50 and Hutchinson TO S15.25. California
wine was steady at S45. There sale of
Fireman's Fund insurance at $3.50.
Northern California power was ex dividend
of 20c Yesterday.
The Pacific fruit cooling and vaporizng COM
paDy Of Placer county has levied assessment
of 3 cents per share. DELINQUENT December II.
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NEW YORK, Nov. IS.-Bradstreet's tomorrow
will say:
Favorable central features in this weeks trade
report comprises better distribution at retail. due
10 cool weather; somewhat larger filling in
orders: the realization of cheaper meat supplies,
at least regards wholesale prices; hrmer feel
ing in pig iron and increased business in holiday
goods. Groceries, seasonable lines OF hardware
and winter wearing apparel show most activity.
However, there is considerable room for improve
ment IN retail distribution. There is more doing
spring account.
Business failures in the United States for the
week ending November IL were 24s. against 20T
last week; 232 IN the Ike week of 1909; 2T3 In
1905; 265 in 1907 and 2I2 in 1905.
Business failures in Canada for the week num-
Der Is. against 81 last week, and % in the like
week Of 1909.
Wheat (including 6our) exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
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Condition of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.--At the beginning of
business today the condition OF the United States
treasury
Working balance In treasury Offices S3O. .302-
S35; ia banks and Philippines treasury. S33.T1T-
9Si. The total balance In the general fund was
SS4. .593 $50. Ordinary deposits yesterday were
81 le1S. .059. with ordinary disbursements of S5as-
40 The deficit to date for this fiscal year is
Sl1T95 72j, as against s27 .z92. ISL at this time
last year. The figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions.
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Provisions

PROVISIONS
ne market is weak and some cutting in hams
ana HSht bacon Is reported Trade is light
Cottolene-1 half bbl. 115sc: 3 half bbis II a.c-
l t1eree, l1Sse; tierces. HE; 5 tierces, 1fsSc
Hams and Baeon-Hams. 1S0I9c: plcnic
mans. 14cs California hams. 1Sc: fancy bacor
o. to lbs 2s9S0c. to 10 lbs 2s027c. 10 to
- IDS zog26e; sugar cured. 26027c; light dry
q 922e; medium bacon. 1s91ec; light medium
Lard-Tierces. 15c. sos 151tc. los 15szr :.
155sc. 3s 16c, compound lard tierce IT.
00s ll15c. los 12c. IS 12i&c. IS 12Kc: vsllov1
cooking oil. &c per gal; white cooking oil "a.
per gal; salad OIL T5c per gal nc
beef-Local prices are quoted. Export loka IN
speeted By the government. are 81 per mi his,ha-
Extra family beef. SIS per Dbl; family 49, els
per DOL; extra mess beef. SIS per Dbl; smoked
POk-Extrs CRIME. In barrels. So: clear. ss4,
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STOCK PRICES
SHOW ADVANCE

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-There
was a heavy shrinkage today in
the proportion of the dealings in
United States steel and Union Pa
cif1c to the aggregate volume OF
the market These stocks, to-
the medium for concentrated
speculative operations which had
become so conspicuous as to
arouse suspicion. The discussion
had become so insistent as TO come
under official investigation today
by the initiative of the brokers
concerned.
The absence Of any official cen
sure had the effect of removing
some of the uneasiness which had
begun to develop.
market was an effective factor In
favor of the advance in prices
The average of the days call loan
rate fell below per cent.
The reports from the banks to-
day on the week s currency move
ment disclosed that receipts had
outrun shipments on the interior
movement TO the extent proba bly,
of more than s3.0oo,ooo, while the
Withdrawals on subtrea sury op-
erations amounted to only S1.O40,
OOO. There was q further decline
today in the private discount rate
in London.
Reported buying of copper in the
domestic market explained the
strength of the copper industrials:
The shifting of the principal
speculative activity to Reading
and the revival in the Rock Island
issues were supposed TO point to
shift in the personality of the
leadership. Renewed rumor of
coming increase in the Lehigh
Valley dividends figured in the
movement.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales
tpar value). S2,35O,000
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: The
deceiying character of yesterdays
stock operations, in which certain
groups of leading issues were
made TO appear especially weak.
created much bearish sentiment in
the Wall street atmosphere yes
terday and early today. There
was ample proof however. at the
close of todays session that
manipulate yesterday was for
the purpose of further accumula-
tion of the leading stocks by i'm
portant interests. There was very
little csange in the matter of news
today. except for the pro forma
figures for tomorrow bank state
ment. which will probably show
q good gain in cash for the week
The stock market seems to be IN
a strong position to advance in the
coming month.
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PORTLAND. Nov. 1s-Clearings, S1.554 $50;
balances S152.T45.
TACOMA. Nov. 1s.--clearings, ss4e,31s; bal
ances. SS5,265
SEATTLE. Nov. 1s--olearings. sl.s25, AIS;
sPoKANE Nov. ls-clearings. s715.o4o; bal
ances, SIS, 1s1.
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Chicago Grain and Provision F1f1reS
FURNISHED by E F Hutton & Co. California seetJ
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. Is.-z-cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. firm; No. rye, TS15c; feed or
mixing barley. 6o@Ioc; fair to choice mating,
7S0 SIC: haxseed No. 1 southwestern 81 551z
No 1 northwestern 81. ssh; timothy seed, so
@9.25; clover, $14.30: mess pork. per bbl. $3.50
61TI5: lard. per 100 lbs, S1o.TO; short ribs.
sides tIoose). S9.50Q1O.5c; short clear sides
(boxed), $10G1025.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total elearanees of wheat and dour were equal
to 43S. COO bushels. Exports for the week, as
shown by Bradstreet's were equal to 3, 10000
bushels Primary receipts were T11.00o bushels,
compared with 7I4.O00 the corresponding day
year ago Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat 81 cars: corn, 234 cars: oats, lis cars;
hogs. 1000 head.
Articles Receipts. Shipments.
Flour. barrels ............ 23-IOO 202QO
Wheat. bushels .--..- g, 600 $500
oats. bushels ............. a6t .4or 49, 700
Rye. bushels ....-.....-.-- 5000
Barley. bushels ...------.--- 5000 35. 500
CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-E. F. Hutton & Co. : wire
says:
Wheat-Started out strong and higher. then
turned weak and has since developed a dragging
tendency. with very limited ralIying power dis
played at any time. Less has been heard today
of the Argentine situation. although rains were
renoztsd as having fallen there. More. however,
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Bank Clearing.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Bradstreet's hank
clearings report for the week ending November
IL shows aggregate of $3,379. 1870, 600 as
against 81 s73 791 900 last week and SO, ,507. 779,
600 in the corresponding week last year. Follow
ing is a list Of the cities:
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Assessment Directory oil stocks
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
TSpecidI Dispdfch 10 The Call

| Los ANGELES Nov 1S-The stock exchange
opened dull and weak this morning. but trad
/ ing improved during the afternoon California
Midway gained two points Thursday :
quotations and Consolids ted Midway was firm
| Union was weak. but Mexican common was
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Rank of Romhar nisconnt Raised
Chicago Discount r

BOMBAY. Nov. IS-The rate of discount o
the Bank of Bombay was raised today from ) L
6 per cent.
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Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA Nov 1S-Nillng. Bluesteu. SIC;
club. 79c: red Russian. TIC Export Bluestem.
SOC: forty fold 7Sc; club nc: red Russian T5c-
Car reeeipts-Wheat. %; barley. corn and hay
l each.
SEATTLE. Nov. fS.-Nlil1ing- Biuestem- Sc;
forty-fOld Sic: club. SOC: afe. soc: red Russian.
Tsc Export-BIuestem SOC: forty fold. 7Sc:
club. nc; fife. T7c red Russian. &c. Yester-
days car reeeipts-Vhest. 4; corn. 1; barley. /;
oats, 2; hay. (.
PORTLAND. Nov. 1s.-Track prices; ClubS
77dTse: bIuestem. S06S1c; red Russian. I5c.
What 80. barley 8. oars. o. haE. 10.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Stocks

BOSTON, Nov. iS.-E. F. Hutton Co. S
wire say: The market shows more life, but
is very narrow. East Butte is off two points
from its recent hign price. On small transac-
tions Calumet aud Arizona, Mohawk, Superior
and Pittsburg and Hancock each lost point.
other departments Of the market are feature
less with prices the whole unchanged.
The following list Is furnished by E. +. Hut
ton & Co, I91 California street, San Francisco:
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LOCAL MARKETS
Leceipts of Produce Norember 1s

Flour. or SKIS. .9O4' Hides. No ..... 500
Wheat. ctis -.-- 10 Pe1ts No .-.--. $40
Barley etls 6.T4O Lime. bbls ..-.-. Loco
Oats ctls ...... 2.930I Sugar. ctls ...-. $500
Beans, SKIS ..-.. 4,3SI Wine. gals ..... $500
Corn. ctls 10 Brandy. gals .... 5000
Mlddlings. SKIS =. $50 Chicory bhis go Is
Potatoes. SKIS -. 7.0TOr Apples bxs ..-.- ;. 200
Onions. sks -. TaO Paper. bdIs $500 500
Hay. tons .-.... 5f3 Broom corn. bdls 10
Wool. SKIS .---.. A Honey. cases 49,. POO
Malt SKIS 500 Oranges, bNs 80. 1850
Egypt corn SKIS. $40 RsisinS. bxs 100
Leather. rolls -. 40. Almonds sks &C.. go
Talow, ctls ~ 4O'
WESTERN STATES
Malt, SKIS ...... 500. Corn meal skis. 500
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Bradstreet,s Renort

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Exchange on New York,
lJc discount.
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Northern Business.

incomplete.
Not included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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Eggs and dairy produce are stin retailing At
high prices and there Is immediate prospect
Of consumers being benefited bv a decline in
the market Quotations for wild ducks and
poultry show some revision in the direction of
higher prices while some kinds Of hsh are
cheaper Fresh fruits and green produce stand
about the same as quoted last week.
COAL PER Ton
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TRADING IN Steel
ANDU.P.FALLSOFE
Official Investigation Fails to
Uncover Anything Wrong
in Deals
Ease of the Money Market Is
Factor in Advance of
Stock Prices
New York Stock List

New York Stock List
T. F. Hutton & Co.. $50 California street.
NON hers Of the New York stock exchange. fur
u.sh The following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday
Sales STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Nov 1S-The -four market was
dull and nOminally lower. Receipts "A, $50 bar
rels; shipments. 1900 barrels.
Wheat-Spot easy. No red. 96t2c elevator
and 951ac Z. o. b. adoat; No I northern Duluth
81. .f6f5 f. O. b. ahoat- FutUres-The market
opened firm on the cables and prospects OF small
er worlds shipments, but declined sharply
weaker cash markets. predictions Of larger re-
ceipts and foreign selling closing A0%c net
lower. December closed at 97c. May closed at
S1.027s. July closed at 81. Receipts, LOO bush
els; shipments. 1S4.2OO bushels.
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1IinneapoIiS and DuIuth Grain anil Fla

MINNEAPOLIS Nov 1S.-CIose: wheat-De-
cember. 81 .0S1s May. $1-O601. .o61s: cash-No.
hard. 81. O5Tk No. L northern. 81 -043 a -051s
No. northern, $1.0O9s al. 0SSs; No. 3. 991sc0
$1.O21s.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. sc.
Oats-No. 3 white SO15 d3tc.
Rye-No .. 1871 74c.
Flax-ClOsed at 81. 81.
DULUTH. MINI. Nov. 1s-Flax-To arrive.
81 81; in store. 50 $751; November. 81 661s bid;
December. s.. 81 asked: MAY. s.. IS asked.
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IoDdon CIo.iup SfocI..


The rate OF discount in the open market 70
short blus is 4s4 per cent and for three months
bills 4 7-1Ga41a per cent.
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Boston Curb Stocks

Ariz & Mich. IA IS Eagle & B. 60 20
Ahmeek ...-i90 200 Ely WITCH. 10 IA
Bohemis 80. ~ Inspiration :. 9% 9k
Boston Ely..iI SIG Keystone -. 3A
Calave-ns - 3l5 3Ss Majestic 80. 50 81
Cactus ...... IS % Mason Val =. 10Ia 10%
Chief Cons. Ia is New Douglas. 2l
Corbin 80. Sd Ohio ...-....1&4 13- l6
Chino .-.-.-. 23sz "a fOneco 25s 2$s
Davis DAILY. rs IL South Lake. IA
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SAN FRANCISCO sTocK EXCHANGE

FuIIOWIUg WtIe Tue SHES on LHt Sdu Eft
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
CVWI
8 ES

s. California Wine Assn (pfdl. -. so. %
GO Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd) :. SIS. .621
So. 600 Ocean Shore Ry 5s......... % 90
81 600 Alaska Packers Assn SIS. ..... 104 so
$4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s...... 90 so =
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200 Red Hills -. %
1000 Red Top Ex.. o5
TO- 900 Red Top Ex. 06
1000 Round Mt 80. AZ
100 Ton Ex ...1.0I ls
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. Nov. ls-1o:so a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid ASK
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Family Retail Market

Malt. SKIS ~ "a'' s5sE 56S' Corn : . meal re9 SKIS
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Hindquarters -1sG22

ArtichOkes. doz- -50475
Reefs. doZ- -....---Q1O
Beans, white, ID. 6G 8
Do colored. ID. ia 8
Dried Lima. lb.-0 g
Green Lima. Ib-G s
Cabbage. EACH. 5G810
Cucumbers, doz. .10615
Eggplant, lb- 4
Green Pepprs- 'iz-1O615
FRUITS AND NUTS
Apples. lb- S9 s
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Eggs. dozen ....60d65
Do storage ....35Q4O
Honey, comb. ID -20G25
Do quart----..-04O
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-09-02

An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Drew, of LOOMS, died Thursday last.
A slight dash of rain Sunday washed
the dense smoke out of the atmos-
phere.
What is the use of putting up warn
ing signs where Infectious or conta-
geous sickness prevails if members of
the families are permitted to run at
large.
The school building has been re-
paired, renovated and improved, and
will be much more comfortable and
convenient to scholar and teacher this
winter.
The family of John Hone, the old
time and widely known north half saw
mill man, is sorely afflicted. Five
members of the family are confined to
their beds with typhoid fever.
A great deal of apprehension is felt
that spinal paralysis, that has resulted
in two deaths, may claim other VIC
Tins 1t is disease that battles ply
sicians, and much has been said of it
in print of late.
The receipts of the electric power
plant show heavy increase the first
month under the new management.
an indication that the company is out
for business, and willing to 60 to some
trouble to get it.
Mr.. Knight, the Rossland diamond
driller, N. B. Kelsey, jr., and Bert
Mills have gone to Princeton, where
Mr.. knight has contract to drill 1000
feet prospecting for coal. The party
will be absent a couple of months.
Among those not already mentioned
as on the sick list are a young son of
Jas. Jackson, young daughter of A.
Signs, son of w. G. Hancock, and
young child S. Rayburn, of this place,
and Mrs. c. r. Owens, of Loomis.
j. J. Bennett, at one time resident
of Loomis, but for several years living
at Seattle, was visitor in Loomis
Wednesday. He is looking for piece
of land with the object of returning to
Okanogan county to make his home.
G. NJ. Van Alta was in town Satur-
day. He purchased the old LAUDER