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Argentina were confirmed. but some cables
claim more are needed. Continental Enropetth
markets have not responded TO the strengsn
shown at Liverpool although Paris has maue
fair gains. Weakness Of the coarse grains hss
counted some against wheat today No prospect
Of export business in Manitoba. but Shippers
have been good buyers at Winnipeg again toca5'
and that market is leading the American centerS.
Extremely dry in Canadian northwest showing
In western Kansas today.
Corn-The market has developed great aesl
of weakness today. although prices were very
stubborn in their decline Breaks Of 2doc IN
cash at Omaha and of &c at Kansas CITY.
however. have given the trade some Indication
of the markets trend ConsCnme1tS here nave
increased slowly. but local supplies are light;
and cash corn held steady for new and advanced
l4c for old. The latter Is wanted east nut
there is none TO be had here. and shippers are
unwilling 70 ship il 10 take chances ct poSSlole
competition on arrival with lower priced new.
The market closed very heavy and somewhat Z
lower.
oats-Big trade in oats today. There was a
beginning of December liquidation attended oT
some speculative raiding and some stop loss
selling the shipping call meanwhile being quite
dscouraging. Cash oats In the sample market
were Il lower. despite light receipts. shipping
sales finally were 10000 bushels, all sold at
small margins.
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GRAIN MARKET

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-The market rules firm, with prices
still higher.
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1.4561.50; Sonora. s.. 6215 a
1.61h; white Australian. S1.50@1-55 northern
club S1.4T15 a so: Russian red, S1.4561.4712
bluestem, S1.5O01.55.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
No quotations
Barley-May futures were lower and the cash
grain was easier, though prices did not decline.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. s1.01A al. .021a; choice. 81. .03 &
off grades, 95c@S1 per ctl; brewing and shipping
grades. $1.o5@1O715.
FUTURES
10 a. n. Session
May-s1 o9A bid.
December-$1 .04A bid 81 .o5 asked.
2 .. m. Session
May-S1 oa1a hid. $1.09$4 asked.
December 81 .O415.
oats-No further change was reported yester
dsv
Red for feed. s1.1715G .221a for ordinary and
s1.25 for choice; red for seed. 81 25@1 35;
black $1.0712 d1.1212 for feed and $1.30@1.45
for seed: gray, nominal white. S1.45@ 1.55.
Corn--Lower prices again quoted for bulk
lots from the west. The market Is unsettled.
and different receivers quote different prices.
Western states yellow. in bulk. San Francisco
track. $1.33: white. s1.35; mixed, S1.S2; sacked
price 112c higher: white Egyptian, S140@1.45; F;
brown do, 81 .35@1.40 per ctl.
Rye-S1. 50G1.55 per ctl.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Fntnrc Grain and Proxisinnx

CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-Drought in the Canadian
northwest helped put up the price of wheat here
today. 1t also asserted that more rain was
needed in Argentina. The market closed with
net gain of 1sc to sc, but profit taking made
the final tone weak.
Corn finished 13c lower than last night and
oats OFF 4 to sc. There was an irregular turn
in provisions varying from 10c advance to an
equal decline.
According to advices current In the wheat pit
the drought west of Winnipeg had reached a seri-
GUS stage In consequence. the Manitoba market
led any exchange in the United States today in
point of strength. Wheat here opened sharply
higher, hammered down by pit traders and
then rallied on persistent buying said to be for
leading longs. who in the last hour realized in
wholesale fashion. The early dip in prices re-
suited partly from reports Of promised ending
to dryness In the southwest. Notwithstanding
the great amount Of unloading on the bulge, the
market in the end well above las night s
level. May ranged from 962sc to 9I3c, closing
at 96a4c, net gain of 4 @ssc.
Corn weakened on account of breaks Of &c to
Sc in the cash article at Omaha and of &c at
Kansas City. May fuctuated between Also and
4Sc, with last sales at the first named figures. q
net loss of &c. CASH steady. No. 2
yellow closed at 52A 652%c
In oats there was beginning OF December
liquidation May sold from SAC to 341ac and
closed at the lower level decline of 4 @%c,
compared with last night
Less disposition to sell provisions was shown
than yesterday. Last transaction SC to
Ice higher for pork, against "a hours previous
21s up to shade off for lard, and with ribs at
21cc advance to 1oc decline.
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arc. fqrnlshed by the Butchers and Stock Grow
Rutfer. Cheese and Eggs

Prices for eggs showed some revision yester
day for the first time in about a week. Fresh
stock continued to sell readily in the street. and
this activity reflected on the exchange, where
business under the call sent the price of extras
up l4c to 55iae a dozen. Fresh seconds. which
had been quoted at 30c dozen for about two
months, were suddenly in demand and the price
was bid up TO 33c. There change in the
quotations for butter cheese. Some dealers
reported better feeling In butter, and the tone
OF the market for extras officially declared
firm instead OF weak. Wednesday The
butter brought 10 from New Zealand the
steamer AoTangi a few days ago may not be
marketed here. At least il has developed that
one lot consigned 10 a local house was refused
entry because the customs service pure food ex
pert found that some preservRtiye used in
its manufacture. Under the pure food Law butter
containing preseryatives be sold only
'aduI Iterated butter, and the receiver of the lot
turned down did not care 10 market IL such.
The butter said 10 be high grade in all other
respects and its failure withstand the pure
food test was probably due TO the manufacturers
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d Peas-Green. s.. 90 per Ed.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-CalifOrnia family extras So 2Od5. GO
net without discount bakers extras. S. 20i5 so.
superfne. S42O@4.5O Oregon and Washington
per bbl. s.. 60G4S0 for family, bakers and pat
entS and STA T. - FOR cutOf: Kansas patents
IS 20; do straights. so; Dakota patents 81 40:
do straights, $40; do clear. SIS. 60 per bbl
Farinzceous goods Buckwheat -four, s4 20:
buekwbea -four, self-raising. So; buckWhear
groats, IS; corn meal. yellow So. white So. extra
cream yellow S325. extra cream white IS 25
-four. So; cracked wheat, IS. 80; entire wheat
four $40; farlna. $500; graham hour So.
meal s.. %: do groats S4 %: pearl barley 81 -
rice Hour. S.; rolled oats, 81 %; rolled wheat
$3.50; rye four. S3-25; rye neal. $50; split
oats. $50 lbs $3.50 90 ID sacks 81: rolled fakes
1s0 10 b5ls $5.I5. 90 ID sacks S5.25; rolled
wheat 150 ID bbls S4-75. 20 ID sacks S4.25
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
GSpecial Di,edfch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Nov. 1.-THE price OF eggs ad
vanced i2c today after receipt OF the transsc-
tions of the San Francisco dairy exchange. The
Petsluma egg exchange paid 5412c for first
grade Independent dealers and spectators paid
50 I3c and 42c for frss and second grades. Fresh
product continues scarce and receipts were
ported light today
SANTA ROSA. Nov. IT-An increase Of a half
cent per dozen on eggs Of the choice grades and
corresponding decrease in the price Of butter
per pound were the features Of the market here
today With the receipt OF sdvfceS from san
Francisco local dealers hung ont signs 0f 5S ac
per dozen for first grades 45c for second grades
and 25e per pound for butter Eggs are begin
ming to come in now in larger quantities. and the
decreased laying season is slowly coming to an
end and within another month dealers viii he
busy again with more eggs than they can con
Yenientlv handle
SANTA CRUZ. Nov f7-Poultrymen report
the egg supply stronger today but stand firm for
higher prices. demanding from SOC TO 52c per
dozen for their produce. according TO grade. with
outside quotations about the same in other pOul
try districts. A break in prices is not looked
forward to at an early date unless the market
becomes glutted and forces prices downward
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PnuItrv and Gan1e

Early arrivals OF dressed turkeys were a little
more than 80 cases. and several small l0ts were
received on late trains. The arrivals consisted
largely Of small and old birds. which sold slowly
at the quoted rates Prime young gobbIers were
wanted and small sales Of such were occasionally
reported AT 1c or % over the outside quotation
The chicken market was active and arm. and
game continued 10 sell well at good prices.
Poultry (per dOzen)-Hens. S505 50 for
small. S5d65O for large and SSd1O for extra:
young ROSTERS. S6dT; do extra. $7-5O@S. so; Old
ROSTERS. S5d5.50: fryers. S565. so: broiIers
So. 5004 for small and S4. SOFAS for large ducks
81 10; pigeons. S1.75@2; squads. So. 5Od4:
geese. $2.50dS per pair; live spring turkeys -
G25c per III; dressed turkeys 2jd2Sc per III.
Game (per dozenl-Mallard ducks S6dS: can
vasbscks. s719: sprig. S5G6: teal S4d5:
wtdgeOn. S3.5OG4.50; spOOnbillS. S3d3.5O; grsv
geese, S4G5: white geese. S2G3; brsnt, s.. 5O6l
$50; hare, s.. IS; cottontau rabbits. So.
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Alaska 4. S7R Pac AUX F A
Cal c A. .103 - 1851 Pac q Borax156
Cal Wine A. 45K Pac T&T pfd 93la 95
NV& MtTm. Do com 4512
Alas Co. 115 Philip I & 7 231a
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Saughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows
Beef-s1s acc per lb for steers. 7h@shc for
and heifers.
veal-s1a @s15c for large and s1s@1o1sc for
small.
Mutton-wethers. s@1oc: ewes s@ec per Ib.
Lamb-I012 d1116c per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1316c for light and II
@12hc for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotation for good sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers, over 900 lbs. alive. SIC
per lb; under 300 lbs, SIC: second quality,
all weights, 4% G5c; thin. undesirable steers,
No. cows and heifers. 41zc: second
quality, 4d4Ac; common, thin, undesirable
cows. 3L 63%c.
Desirable bulls and stays. 2s4 @Sc: half fat
or thin bulls, 2@215c.
Calves-Lightweight per ID, 6G61c; medium.
512 @5&e: heavy. Al G5c.
Sheep-Desirable wethers. 4%c; ewes. 4kc.
Lambs (per lhl-Unshorn lambs. 6@6Hc-
Hogs-Hard grain fed. weighing 100 TO $50 lbs.
Sig dSs4c; $50 TO 200 lbs, So acc 200 to 800 lbs.
S12 6S&c per ID.
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and mules
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Condition of the Trea.urv

WASHINGTON. Nov. 17-At the beginning Of
business today the condition of the United States
treasury was Working balance in treasury Of
fees. SIS. .35s, T94 in banks and PHILIPPINES
treasury, $34, ,246, 1856. The total balance In fbe
general fund was $50 24I $50.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were 81. .e43 Sc
with ordinary disbursements Of $3.I4 4.46o.
The deficit TO date for this fiscal year is SI3
1l5305 as against S2S, ,039. $50 at this time last
year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and public
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
FURNISHED by E. F. Hutton &
The loading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov 17:-cash quotations we're as
follows: Flour. steady. No. 2 rye, TSc. Feed
or mixing barley, 6od7oc: fair to choice malt
ing do, TSdS2 12c. Flaxseed. No. | southwestern
$3.50; do No. / northwestern, S2T2. Timothy
seed $3.50. Clover. S14.30. Mess pork, per
Short ribs tloosel, Ss.50G10 short clear
sides (boxedl. S10M10.27.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cIearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 394. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were 49,
600 bushels. compared with 6SI 900 bushels the
corresponding day a year ago. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow: Wheat. Is cars; corn, 1872
cars: oats 102 cars; hogs. 10000.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Articles Receipts Shipments
Flour barrels. ..........-.. $500 $500
Wheat, bushels. 12OpV 5oDVV
Corn, bushels .l16,5o0 9l1 900
Rve bushels s........ 600 400
BARLEY bushels log 500 46 200
CHICAGO. Nov. 17.-wbeat-E. F. Hutton &
Co.'S wire says: Wheat started strong, was
hammered lower by pit traders, then rallied late
in the day as a result of heavy aggregate buy
ing done persistently all the morning by com
mission houses and brokers acting for the lead
ing longs. Considerable short wheat put out
yesterday was covered during the bulge. News
has been of varying sorts, but the trade has
been of q professional sort, and the market has
been given wheat freely on the bulges as IL
has been supported on the slumps. There were
transfers between local cash handlers of 10. 600
bushels cash wheat today. but actual milling
sales have been small indeed. Large numbers
of offers put out last week brought responses.
despite the higher Liverpool cables and the ad-
Minneapolis last week 200 barrels short
Of a year ago. but mills there now grinding
rapidly TO get -four and feed east of the lakes
before the close Of lake navigation. Rains in
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STOCK MARKET

large and varied business was done on the
stock and bond exchange yesterday. Stocks COM
prised the bulk of the trading as bonds were
dull. The feature the marked advance in
California wine from S42 to s455o. Another
Still another was telephone common at $3.50
Hawaiian commercial was weaker at S33.
The recent advance in Pacific telephone common
is feature of the New York stock exchange II
is said that there is the best kind of buying on
this issue in New York. prompted by rumors that
dividends will be paid on the common sooner than
al I'D
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OIL STOCKS

Trading in the oil stocks showed market i'm
proTement yesterday and the market also
stronger. with several stocks higher. Among
them were S W. B. at 45c. Premier at Sic.
New Pennsylvania ut 56660c and Palmer at
HI.fu toalfnga Mohawk lower at 81 %.
There was higher bid for Pinal at S5 5o213.
Sauer Dough dividend of 21Hc yes
| terday, the dividend being payable Nov. 81.
Dividends paid during October by the oil com
panieS listed on the Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco stock exchanges amounted to total Of
S9U fSS. which Includes a payment of $65, I69
by the Mexican petroleum company of California
and $50. 600 by the Mexican petroleum company.
Ltd. The aggregate materially enhanced
| by the payment of 100 per cent dividend by
the Wabash oil company from revenue derived
from the sale of part Of its property in
payment by the Wabash raises the total paid
by this company to 5000 the capitalization
of $500. 600. This capitalization. however, has
now been reduced to $4,000.
The grand total of dividend payments up to
date of all the companies listed on the OK
changes is SAL 79oS75 all but $7.5ST. .391 of
which represents earnings from California devel-
opment, the exception being the earnings of the
Mexican petroleum companies operating in Mex
leo. Many of the unlisted companies also dis
bursed dividends N Octoner principal among
these being the American oilhelds company,
which disbursed S179. .o93: Mt. Diablo o. NJ. & D.
company, $4,000; Maricopa oil company. s., 900.
and the Huasteca petroleum company Operating
in Mexic0). S119.12T. but this was paid to only
one stock holder, the Mexican petroleum com
pany, Ltd
The October report of r. W. Dallas, secretary
of the Coalinga branch of the Producers agency.
shows a small Increase over the September pro-
duction, being Just 1.070 barrels greater. 1&
6oIr fAlln -
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGION
TACOMA. Nov. Wheat: Mi11ing-Blue-
stem. 79c: club roe: red Russian. 74c. Ex-
pOrt-Bluestem. 7ec; forty-fold nc: club. 76c
red Russian. 74c.
Receipts--whest, 40 cars; barley. oats and
hay, l each.
tions ptns, -, co. 80 sfi c.. nih Src.
fife. Soc: red Russian. Tsc- Export-Bmestem.
SOC; forty fold, 7Sc; club. &c; hfe, nc; red
Russian. 75c.
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat, 10. cars; oats 1
car; corn, car; barley. 1 car; hay, Is cars
OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov. 17.-Wheat: Track prices
Club. 7Id7sc; bluestem. S0dS1c: red Russian.
zoe: valley soc; forty-fold, 7Sd 79c.
Receipts-Wheat IS cars: barley, cars; oats.
4 cars; hay, 10 cars.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
lower.
Cotton market declined.
OIL and local stocks more active.
silver sc lower.
Sixty day sterling exchange higher.
Wheat continues to advance.
Barley and oats unchanged.
Beans as previously quoted.
Conditions in unchanged.
CottOlene lOwN Hams and lard
weak.
Eggs slightly higher.
Butter and cheese unchanged.
Good potatoes firm.
Citrus fruits selling well.
Poultry and game firm and aetive.
Comb honey lower.
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Hay md Feed.tnr.

Receipts Of hay were moderate Yesterday. h.
ing only $40 tons. The market was unchanged
Bran-$30d3I.5 80 per ton
AIiddlings-S34036. 30 per ton
Shcrts-S3i a 81. 50 per ton
Feedstufs=Rolled barley S22G23. roI1a6 49,.
for feed. S29031; mixed feed. s25026 FOR aver
age lots; lnseed oilcake meal 20 tons $40 10
tons $4,000 tons Sal. smaller lots E41 50-
cocoanrt cake or meal at mills. $3.50 In 20 snd
10 and SIG IN ton lots: tohhlrzs SOC, 90: corn
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MINING STOCKS

Mining stocks continued quiet yesterday, with
lower prices for the Comstocks. The only change
of note In the southern Nevadas was an advance
in Belmont from $4.30 to 81 55.
Yellow Jacket has levied an assessment of 15c.
Word comes from Phila delphia that at meetings
lately held by the directors Of the Jim Butler and
Goidfeld Belmont companies. which about
the same Of Tonopah Belmont. the directors
authorized the resumption Of work on the Jim
Butler
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Northern Business

PORTLAND; Nov. l7.-clearings. 81, lis;
balances SOS. .629.
ances. S53, 1872.
SEATTLE. Nov. I7.-Clearip9s 81 500 as6.
balances $150.9l3.
sPoKANE. Nov. l7.-clearings. SSH, SOL; bal
anees, $59, ,3S9.
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Renns 80 seedn

Beans tper ctlt-Bayos. S425644O: Do 70
cleaned S4.I0N4-SJ; small white. S3.5OM3 81.
large white. $32503-65; pink. S404-jO. red
S561 -: blackeye. S505.35; lima 81 5O04 so:
red kidneys. s.. .25Fij.75; cranberry beans S40
4. so; garvanzas S3Q4: horse beans, 81. .75G72 25
Seecs-Brown mustard 424c; yellow musrard
-: haxsesd, 50512c; canary, 343Ac; alfalfa.
1S9 19c; rape, 16l2Aei timothy, she; hemp. 23s
G3c: miller. Sc per III.
DFied Peas-Green. 81. .T5d4 per etI
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Provisions
Cottolene is &c lower. Hams and lard con
tinue weak.
Cottolene-1 half Dbl. II &c: half bbls II %c;
1 tierce, 11≻ tierces, 117sc; tterees, 11ssc
per h.
Hams and Bacon-Hams. 1sd19c: picnic
hams, 14c; California hams. 1Sc; fancy bacou.s
to s lbs 2S630c. s to 10 lbs 26627c. 10 to
II lbs 25@26c; sugar cured 26@27c; light dry
salt bacon, to 10 lbs 23624c. 10 to u lbs
bacon. 1S619c.
Lard-Tierces. 15c; sos 15Ac, los 15s.e. IS
151sc. SIS 16c; compound lard. tierce, 11Lc.
SOS 115c los 12c. IS 121Sc. SIS 12Ac: yellow
cooking oil. 72c per gal; white cooking oil, I4c
per gal; salad oil. T5c 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 bbl; extra mess beef SIS per bbl; smoked
beef, 2112c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $32; clear. ss4:
mess SS2 pig pork $SS pigs feet 1913 81 10 Tor
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DISTRUST DULLS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Distrust
of the artificial character of the
present market practically killed
speculative interest and threw the
dealings almost into stagnauon-
Tentative selling operations at the
outset seemed designed mainly to
test that market. The rapid de-
clines which resulted were in con-
trast with the ease with which
prices had advanced in previous
sessions in response to concen-
trated buying orders from teW
sources. The test was regarded as
esta blishing that no genuine a act
I've participation was going on in
the dealings. No aggressive at
tempt was made to renew the ad-
vance, and last prices were only
little above the lowest.
Discussion of earnings in rela-
tion 10 dividend requirements or
the spring wheat grangers and OF
New York Central was more
substantial influence and was re-
fiected in the special weakness OF
these stocks.
The strong weekly return of the
Bank of England showed the eX-
tent OF the improving money mar
ket position There were heavy
payments. as well, to the Imperial
Bank of Germany and the Bank of
France.
New York market of moderate
issues of new bonds. but at terms
which imply continued lightness
Of investment demand and the
necessity for extra attractions as
an inducement- Success WYs re-
ported for an offering of Kansas
City Terminal 4 per cent at 81 and
$4,000. 600 Chicago and North
western general mortgage bonds
were sold to bankers to bear per
cent. previous issues under this
mortgage having been made at
81 per cent.
One-third Of the days business
was done in United States steel
and another third in Union Pacific.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales (par value), S2.051.000-
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
NEW YORK, Eov, 17.-E. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: There
was general expectation of high
er stock market to-day as a result
of last nights closing, but from
what appeared to be manipulative
market tactics there was keen dis
appointment in the early opera
tions. when the market got Sc
we're jolt from some quarter, caus-
ing severe losses in the leading
railways Many rumors were at
once set afioat. ranging from divi-
dend reductions on the Hill issues
to coming unfavorable events at
Washington but none of these
rumors could be verified. What
looked like support was forthcom-
ing in the general list after this
sharp break and the market had
2 steadier tendency in the late
dealings, though much irregularity
prevailed in Hill stocks. ST. Paul
and New York Central There was
practically no news to substan-
tiate the various market move
ments today. and Ii seems quite
likely that manipulation by GER
tain banking clioues was reSpon-
sible for the heaviness in securi-
ties
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK Nov. I7-Money on cali. essr At
21z as per cent: ruling rate. per cent: closing
bid. 215 per cent; offered at 21s per cent.
Time loans. weak; 60 days. 30 DAYS and six
months are lending az Az per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5l5 66 per cent
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetables

running along In a groove with business of fair
proportions one day and dull the next. Peas anil
beans are coming in more freely from the Los
Angeles region. but choice offerings of both con
rinue 20 bring satisfactory prices Arrivals os
cucumbers. summer squash and other vegetables
from nearby sections are light. but sufficient tn
balance requirements The potato market is firm
for top quality stock.
Potatoes-River whites. sOcaS1.1O per ctl: Sa-
linas Burbanks S1.5O01-75 per ct1; Oregon Bur
banks. S1.4O@1.45 per ctl; sweet potatoes. s.
per etl.
Onions New yellow 9OcdS1fO
observation-disclosures. 25d5Oc per hOx: qrNe1
peas. 4d6c per b; string beans. SAFE per ~.
lima beans, 50 nc per IN; summer squash. 81 -
LOO per box: eggplant. 5OG65C per hON; nreol
peppers. 2jd5Oc per box; garlic. 4djc per 10:
cabbage. S0ad6Jc per ctI: cucumbers S1d1 % per
box; ceulihower, 40@5Oc per dozen: turnlps. ESQ
I5c per sack: carrots. 65d zoe per sack: celery.
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SALES
11.2n a m
Assessment DIRECTORY Oil Stocks
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Especial Dispotch to The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov 17.-Mexican petroleum
common was traded in extensively In the oil
stock exchange. but the price sagged in spite of
the fact that the announcement Of special diFi-
dend was made The stock closed at $S7 25.
Amaigamated was weak and Associated also was
OFF California Midway was down points and
Consolidated points Union firm The call:
Producers Rid Ask
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|0l Stocks Firm and More Active
Local Securities Have Brisk Day

in bankers bills at 81 S190d4S2 for so day bills
aud at 81 S605 for demand.
Commercial bills $4.S1ss @4Slts.
Bar silver. 5515c.
Mexican dollars. Acc.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds, ir-