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Assessment Directory Comstock Mines
OIL STOCKS

Trading in the oil stocks quiet yester
DAY. even for Saturday. and there no
changes of Importance
The exchange will not be in session Tuesday.
The Light oil extension company of Fresno
county has levied assessment of 2l9c. delin-
quent December 6. =
Flowing at rate estimated at Is. 900, 600
cubic feet of gas daily and running wild. the
Honolulu consolidated brought in an immense
gasser last Sunday afternoon on section 631 %
at depth Of $500 feet. The new we'll is one
of the biggest In the Buena Vista bills district
and directly opposite the gasser section (.
The Maricopa SO oil company added another
gusher to the group in the vicinity of the Lake
brought in on section SO 1924. which is said
control. The well drilled down to the
Lakeview sand last spring but. owing TO the
great danger attendant of from the big
the. gas flow decreased, however, the work was
started
The Bakersfield Californian says The en-
tire Midway field has been thrown into great
excitement by the strike of the Standard oil
company section 1851 23 bringing in 8 great
gusher In one Of the wells now drilling which
sent oil. water and mud 300 feet into the air
for two hours. The great sight was visible
from Taft and people throughout the district
were out with field glasses and telescopes TO get
clearer view of the spectacle.
From accounts from the field 1t appears that
gas pocket entered at 1,5O0 feet with
the above result. 1t has not been determined
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-s1a asc per lb for steers. T159sHe for
and heifers-
veal-s1a @9hc for large and s1z@1oc for
small
Mutton-wethers. 961oc: ewes. sQec per ID.
Lamb-1o1a 6111ac per ID.
Dressed Pork (per lb)--1315c for light and II
Gl212c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive 81 d5Hc
per lb; under 900 lbs. 545Ec; second quality
all weights, 4&@5c; thin, undesirable steers.
4@4Hc.
No 1 cows and heifers. AZ 64hc: second
quality. 4@4Ac; common. thin. undesirable cows.
81 G3Ac.
Desirable bulls and stays, 21s@3kc; half fat
or thin bulls. 262Kc.
Calyes-Lightweight. per ID. So @6c; medium.
5A &c; heavy, 464Ac.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, AZ 64Hc; ewes 4
0415c.
Lambs (per lb)--Unshorn lambs 6@6Hc
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 40
to $50 lbs, 9Ac; $50 to $50 lbs. So 9ec.
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ther shipping sales at Winnipeg. presumably low
grades, to Germany. Selling pressure was or
the entire day. The market advanced steadily
from the start. except for brief dip early.
the session. two days bulge December ranged
from ssssc to s9asc. with last sales 7s G1c up at
S9l4 dS9ssc
Corn support was not good expected.
May ductuated between 49c and 49iac. closing
sc net lower at 496491sc. Cash demand was
limited. Latest figures for Nc. . yellow were
50E @51c.
Oats hardened little. The market however.
was dull May sold from 342sc 10 $3.50 and fin
ished the yesterday. 34Ilc.
There was a strong turn in all hog products.
At the windup pork unchanged to 371Sc
higher lard was different from last night to
5@I1ac dearer, and ribs at advance Of &c
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Deciduou. npd Citru. Fru,t.

A straight carload Of table grapes in crates
came In from Alma yesterday. and the arrival 3
Of bulk fruit from other shipping points were
excessively large. The arrivals we're altogether
too much for the market 20 absorb and prices Cor
lug boxes were easy all around Figs we're in IN
creased supply and sold AT a lower range or
values the demand being nothing extra. Mi
meg melons still fingered In the market. but
there hardly enough business In them 20
base quotation ON. New navel oranges wCre i'm
good request at firm prices
Strawberries-S407j Der chest
Raspberries-S4G6 per chest
Huckleberries-Td10 q Zoe per lb.
CranherrieS-CooS hav S$d3. so per box Cane
Cod. ST5O6S per Dbl for early black and s9NQ
$50 for late Howes
Apples (per hoxl-Fancy tier red. eOc61Si. -:
do a. tier. 65GS5c; Newtown pippins. 9Oc6
S1;1O; Belleaower. 75c6Si; choice fruit. 3566Oc
Pears-Winter NelIis. 81 .5O62 per box: cooking
varieties. 5OcGS1 ner box.
QuinceS-$101. . per boy.
Plums-Late red. SJc6St Der hox-
Figs-T5c6 81 25 per box for choice
PersimmOns-65eiS a Soc per box.
Pomegranates-6007 75c for small and STAT 80
for large boxes
Melons-Nomnai
Grapes-Crates- $td l. 25 FOR Isabella. God Sc
for queen and S5c for other variettes: small
boxes 30d 40c; large boxes. nnuscat. 75cd 81 y
tokay. 5oa Sc black. 500 Toe. cOrnichou. SScd
81: verdel. 50f1 75e; malaga. T5cdSt
citrus Fruits fper box)--Navel oranges 81 *
choice; Valencia oranges. S4d4.5O for faucv Sc
q3.50 for choice and 81 I5062 FOR standard:
grapefruit S305 for seedless: lemons s6ds 80
for fancy. S4d5 for choice and SO 5O67S50 for
standard: Mexican lines. s5.5Od6
Tropical Fruits-Bananas SIIlI Is buncb
Tor Hawaiian and Mexican. 81. 5003. so for Ger
tral American; pineapples. 81. 5O13 so per dozen
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetable.

The market for potatoes aud green produce was
quiet yesterday, business being unusually light
for saturday. Retail tradesmeu reported the
coDsumpttve demand for miscellaneous vcGr
tables light and only taking enough to
carry them over Sunday. Early arrivals Of choice
tomatoes brought stih prices while helated stock
had to be sold cheap held over. summer
squash from Los Angeles sold at $10 12J a box
of 20 pounds.
Potstoes-Iiver whites 10000 per csl. Sail
mas Burbanks. Si.5Od1. 81 per ctl; Oregon RI'-
banks. 81. t.40G1.45 per ctl; sweet potatoes. 81 -
az per ell -
OniOns-Nsw yellow. SJc1Sf
egetables-Tornatoes. 5Od00c psr box: green
peas, 406c per Ii, string beans. "A &C. psr To-
Ina beans. 916 per 10, summer squash. 81 2lTf
l-SO per hox; eggplant 50Gfe Der box; creeu
peppers. 23@I0c per box: garlic. :;fs6I &c nor lh
cabbage. 60d65c per ctl: cGcumberS j067 -,
per box; eaulih0wer. 4O05Oc per dozen: -turnips.
699Ioc per sack, carrots. 6JGTJc per sack
green okra, 5OGI5c per box.
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PRICES HIGHER
In WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The spec
ulative force in the stock market
renewed the contest today for
higher range of prices. The reac-
tionary tendency which developed
late yesterday was checked by
the authoritative statement from
President Brown of the New York
Central contradicting the rumor
that a sale of a large snort
term note Issue of that company
was in contemplation. President
! Browns explicit assertion that the
S10,000.O00 Michigan/ Central note
issue placed in Paris had cost
that company only "a per cent
net served to correct reports OF
an enormous interest rate which
had been eXacted for that finance
ing.
The tone of mercantile re-
views fostered the impression that
business activity was waiting Tor
relief from the unSettlement OF
political unrest.
The call money market Saturday
at the stock exchange is merely
nominal, as loans made Friday
carry over until Monday.
The tone of the time loan mar
ket was called decidedly strong
and more active The foreign
exchange market wea kened sharp
ly. and this was believed TO re-
fleet the negotiation of additional
bankers finance bills in the Paris
and London markets. The pri-
Vate discount rate iD London
moved toward further recovery,
giving evidence that the Bank of
England was again securing con-
troll in that market
The shipments of gold late last
week to Canada are believed not to
have appeared in last weeks bank
estimates. The actual surplus is
reduced to $5,729,000, and the eX-
cess of loans over deposits is
again broadened.
The stock market closed easy
under the influence of profit TAX
ing sales.
Bonds were steady Total sales
(par value), S1,097, 900.
L. :. bonds are unchanged on
call from last week.
Note-The usual stock market
letter of r. f. Hutton & Co is
lacking today, owing to pros
ated wires.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks firm.
Copper stocks strong. Cotton
firmer.
Light trading on local stock ex-
changes.
Local bank clearings gain 1863 per
cent.
Silver higher. Sterling exchange
weaker.
Flour market down zoe per barrel.
Wheat market turns stronger.
Barley somewhat higher.
Oats and corn unchanged.
Hay as previously quoted.
No further variations In beans.
Hops quiet but steady.
Dried fruits steady. Raisins
easier.
Coffee market quiet and un-
changed.
San Quentin bag prices an
nOunced.
Butter lower. Eggs and cheese
higher.
Potatoes and vegetables quiet.
Fresh fruits show little feature.
Poultry. market firm.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

-PETALUMA. Nov. AFTER the receipt os the
daily transactions Of the San Francisco dairvtev
change Petaluma dealers quoted higher prices
today than ON any previous day during the week
The price reached the highest mark for the sea
son and there was keen demand AZ these hiGh
figures The Petaluma exchange paid soc for
first grade eggs. Independent dealers and specu-
lators paid from 54c 20 40c, according 20 grade
The poultry market showed an upward tendency
and there demand for first grade stock
The price of grain feed remained hi Oh
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 5.-The week closed wits
the egg market unchanged and the supply above
the average. Merchants still offered 45c for best
quality eggs.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. Nov 5.--Important purchases by
the influential interests that have been on the
buying side most of the week forced wheat
higher to-day The close was ct net advance
of "a ale. Corn at the finish Showed decline
OF 4 lsc. compared with - hours previous
Oats were unchanged to shade higher. and pro-
visions were the same as last night TO addi-
tional cost of 81 1ac.
Some new buying of wheat today based on
the idea that good rally was due after such
long continued decline. Receipts at primary
points during the week had lessened about |, ,000.-
600 bushels from the figures at the corresponding
time last year whereas shipments out of the
same cities short but little more than
100000 bushels Better call developed here
for cash wheat. and there were reports of fur
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Poultry aud Game

fouitry mad steady 10 firm closing "a tbers
was very little received and the earryover e.,
Friday was small. There was a Hrrn Saeif .Ou ~,
iarge mems, young ROSTERS broilerS and frTers
I've turkeys we're easy aud what little dressed
ana rabbits were scarce and brought bigh Drj~es
Wnlie Wild fowls were In free suppIv vsith ,-cs,,
weak because OF the thinDess of the birds F
Poultry tPer dOzenl--Hens 81 5Osa5 so- s,.,,
s6q6-50 for large and SS67 10 for srt- 1T ~ Ssaan.
ROSTERS 500 Z: do extra 81 506IS 20. 1i4 roc..e
srs. Soao-3o; fryers. $565.50; broiierS1 xsSSt
pIeon 1Gr oral - ana 100 for large: ducks s7afo
20 per pair live spring turkeys 34SS2scS 80 ne
tlns Laue 'Per aozenl-1isllard ducks S36s. 60,
S.yoi .Nlugeo9; $21OnS: spOonbills SEQ, 5o-
gray geese, Sia4; white geese. s26S- b-.gt' t.Sg'
81 49, 80 So' mare N-I0q2; cottontail rabbit
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Dried Fruits, RaisIns. Nut. and Ho,sv

An interesting review OF the present situation
In dried fruits and raisins by leading io.~al
house in the trade appears elsewhere in this is
sue.
Loose rsisins and swestbox prices are lower.
Frults-Evaporat ted apples T67T5Sc. fancy S0n
SIC; aprtcots. J1Q13c: fancy Moorparks 13I. n
&c; peaches. 517@615e; fancy. &c: prunes 51[m
o72c. with no premiums for the large sizes; hzs
1Od13c. pears
Raisins-New crop layers clustsrs-6 crown
s.. so: crown. So 4 crown 81 50- : cro,v-
SlSo: 2 crown. l.2o; seeded. AZ d5c Tor choice
and 5l+ @513c for fancy: Thompson's seedless
4&c: loose muscatel, 4 crown 5d5ttc. crovrn
4d4Le. : crown SfadSstc: seedless 81. n 4s.c-
new raisiDs. pa 03c in sweatbox at Fresno
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils i5c: XXI. I4c. pa
Plus ultra he; peerless, 12e; brakes if1Sc- Ian
guedocs lie; hardshen. ia 6sc: sheIled almonds
SO.9.s SOGSos; new walnuts 15c per ID for No /
sottsheils, i31Ac for No. 1 standards. No >
standard, lie; pecans. 141s 615c: peanuts AZ
GSe; pine nuts. ISd2oc; California chestnuts
l0G13c per ID 'lu's'
Honey-Wster white comb. 160i7c: white do
Ia Zt2e; amber do 10G11c. extracted sis 40,
Ior white tGsc forslight amber and 5lS e5eis,.
per ID for amber. = VS'7a~
26c for dark anu -'S
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Morning Session
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and Other Grain,

Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows. in quarters Russian. 4O5. 900:
Danubian. $50 600; Argentine, 10000: Indian
1861 900; Australian. 115,O00.
The long decline in wheat came to a halt YES
terday and the market took turn for the bet
ter. with quotations for most kinds somewhat
higher Farmers up north are holding very
firmly.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.421a61 45: Sonora 81 So n
a 1.6Il2; white Australian. St.471s "a 52i1
northern club, 81 4212 .45; Russian red 81 42I5
al 1874; bluestem, S1-4711 al. .521h.
10 q. Session
No transactions
Barley-The May option made a sprrt Of oI.e
yesterday. largely in sympathy with an advance
in the eastern markets The cash grain was also
frmer
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. 97hcGS1: off grades 92l5 asc
per ctl; brewing and shipping grades 81 .O2i5 a
LOS. y
10 q. Session
Mo- e, open; pen High Low; Close.
December -. 90 1 o011 90 i eo1.
Oats-The market continues stesdv ar nm,
changed prices. ~
Red for feed. sl.1o01171s for ordinary and
81. 1.20@1221a for choice; red for seed 81 27I M
1-S5; black, 81 .o715 Clio for feed and 81 Is "a
40 for seed: gray. nominal; white 81 $50 55
Corn-Western states yellow. in buIk San Fran
cisco track. $135: white. S1.371A: mixed 81 "a:
sacked prices nc higher; white Egyptian 81 As
@1. 1.4715: brown do, 81. .35d1 l. 10 per ctl
Rye-S1. .50G 155 per ctl.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. OF Produce Norembe,
PrOvfsfOnS

Cottolene-1 half bbI. 1214c; 8 half bbls. 12lSc:
tierce, 12c; tierces, 11sc; tierces. 11%c
per lb.
Hams and bacon--Hams. 1917 d20c: picnic
hams, 14i5c; California hams, Ice; fancy bacon.
to pounds 2sG5oc, 10 10 pounds 26a27c
10 to IL lbs asa 26c; sugar cured. 26d27c; light
dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs 23d24c. 10 to II lbs
81 d22c: medium bacon, 1s91ec; light medium
bacon. 1S61oc.
Lard-Tierces 1511c, sos 15s4c. los 1sAc IS
1870. IS 1910: compound lard. tierces Ike
sos 12c, los i2l5c. 5s 12&c. SIS 12s4c; yellow
cooking oil 72c per gal; white cooking oil, 74c
per gal; salad oil. soc per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots. In
spected by the government. are 81 per bbl high
er. Extra family beef. SIS per bbl: family beef
s1S per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl;
smoked beef. 211zc per H.
Pork-Extra prime, In barrels. s32: clear. s34;
mess, 1872; pig pork. $36; pigs feet. $5 % for
half bbbs, $40 for So ID kegs and S1.35 for
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Foreign Futures
IIVEPpOOY.
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Flour--DulI and barely
steady. Spring patents, S515@5 40: winter
straights. S4.1oG4.25 winter patents s44OM
4.7o: spring clears s415M4.4o; winter extras
No. ], So. .400370: winter extras No .. So. .o5d
21.352: shipments IS 224
Wheat-Spot fnn; No. . red. e5Ac elevator
and 9oAc (. o. b. afoat; No ] northern Duluth
S1-129s f. o.. b. afoat. Futures market was
quiet: but very steady firm cables small
worlds exports and complaints of hessian fv
and lack of moisture in some sections of the
winter wheat belt. closing $4@Tsc net higher
December closed 96hc, May closed SLOPPY July
closed s1.olk. Receipts. 1S4, 400; shipments,
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Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA. Nov. 5-Whest. milling -BIuestem.
1Sc;- club. 75c: red Russian. TSc. Export wheat
Buestem 7sc: forty fold. 75c; club, T4c; red
Russian, 72c. Recepts-Wheat, SO cars; hay, =
cars.
SEATTLE. Nov. 5.-Milling quotations Blue
stem. SIC; forty fold. S2c; club, sic; fife, sic;
red Russian. 79c Export wheat-Bluestem. soc;
fertyfold. 7Sc: club, Tie; ffe. nc; rcd Russian.
75c. Yesterdays receipts-Wheat - cars; oats.
cars; barley, 1 car: hay. 10 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Nov. 5.-Whest. track prices
Club, 73d74c: bluestem. 3667Tc; red Russian.
re; valley, 76c; forty-f fold 74675c- Receipts
Wheat. % cars; barley, cars; oats, > cars;
hay 10 cars.
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MINING STOCKS

Mining stocks were very quiet yesterday. With
Ia weaker feeling in the Comstocks, Mexican
dechnlng from $l-32l y TO S1.25 and Consondated
Virginia from $1.1o to $105- The southern
Nevadas were featureless
The exchange will not be in session Tuesday
election day.
The output of ore from the Ophr mine last
week amounted to 161 cars assaying S1I.2o per
ton, OF which SO cars. assaying $1l.5I per ton
came from the 1900 level and T3 cars assaying
$24. 10, from the 400 level.
The ore output last week from the Mexican
mine was as follows: 200 level. 10 mine cars
assaying S953 per ton: 2,300 level, 81 cars
assayng s40.64 2, 400 level, 20 cars, assaying
Sl45o Reducing the quantity Of ore to ton
mage basis, the total gross value of the output
was 81 022 23
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QtOi \ III
CALIFORNIA

BdAsk Bid. A sk.
Argonaut ....1.00 .50So Eureka NJ 80 600
Cent Eureka. - 45
NEVADA
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IFurnished hY r. F. Huttl
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour-Easy; winter patents, S4-10G
$50; straights $375d4.4O: straights 81 S0M
$50; bakers. Sc. .70674 90:/No. . rye. TTd771Sc-
Feed mixing barley. 6067Oc: fair to choice
mailing, 75@7s13c. Flaxseed, No. southwest
ern. S2.51: No. I northwestern, $2-G4: timothy
seed 50. 60: clover $i43O Mess pork, per Dbl.
S1T.50617.75: lard. per 100 lbs. $11.T5; short
ribs. sides Goose, $9.5OG10.50; short clear sides
boxed, $1075611.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and dour were equal
TO 140,0 bushels. Primary receipts were
T5S. 900 bushels compared with 116T, 600 the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated re-
ceipts for Monday Wheat "a cars; corn, POI
cars; oats, 13S cars; hogs, 2T.0O0 head
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Tbe yveatness I'm butter noted In the last %
mort rssnIted in decline in fancy ereamety
goods Yesterday. while the egg market retainstt
All Of fhe drmness that characterized II since w
drst Of the week and another advance was re-
corded In extras. The decline in butter was I,2..
extras being quoted at SSc pound on oIs'S - =
sell ar that figure under the call on the eN
change The offers found no takers. every enc
beinc apparently well supplied Fresh extra eSS
,rorf MARKED mn TO 56r dozen. advance or
1ISe over the previously quoted rate. IN inf ~
cheese department. fancy new fats recovered nc
nc lost on the preceding day. the price suiu-
hack TO fS, on a sale at that figure on enanSe.
- o., thl. nvchnn-, were follows.
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STATE BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES OF |
GREATER NEW YORK NOT REPORT
ING TO THE CLEARING HOUSE
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. November 5.-Tbe condition
of the treasury at the beginning of business to-
day follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500 636. $50: silver
dollars. $4S7. .o72.000: silver dollars of 1890,
$3.3ll 300; silver certificates outstanding, S4S7,
072. 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund.- 50. $40. 663 current liabilities, SILL.
c6l 703; working balance in treasury Offices,
$50. $50 10; in banks to credit of United States
treasurer, $50 4s3 997: subsidiary silver coin.
SIG. .623. PSI: minor coin. SSS2 100; total balance
in general fund. $S6. 69T $50.
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DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Nov Sc F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: Enthusiastically advancing market.
except for brief and moderate early dip. has
been from the start. There has been fur
ther important buying by the influential
interests that have been operating that side
most of the week, and this has melted other
buying to cover shorts and led many other
intending short sellers to wait for a further
advance before selling wheat In addition. new
buying has been going on. based on the theory
that good rally at the start was due after
such long continued decline Cash wheat here
has been in better call. Sales of 5000 bushels
reported. Southwestern markets are reported
hrmer. Winnipeg reports further shipping sales
of wheat. presumably low grades, TO Germany,
as yesterday.
affair. the December showing more hrmness than
the May. Some little precipitation In part of
belt Cash offerings from country continue light.
but demand for shipment Is also limited, with
sales of 110. 900 bushels and vessel room char
tered for $50. 600 bushels.
"Oats-Have been almost dult corn
The market has hardened little after rather
soft close. but gains have been unimpOrtant.
Shipping sales were 100. 900 bushels.
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colo Indus 5s. as $50 Railway c5s. .1OS%
colo Midland As. 30 Do gen IS ... 1855
Col SO r6ext 4las % Union Pacific As. .101li
Del a IIud cv 4s. 9S7sI Do cv IS ..... 105ss
Den & Rio 6 Is. 943s Do lst & ref IS. 963,
DO ref 5s ... ~ IL $ Rubber 6s 103
DiStillers D. . 763s IL Steel I'd 5s. 104
Erie prior lien IS. S5lalNa Car Chem rs. .1001s
Do gen Is .... 747s Wabash 1st IS. 109
Do cv Is. ser A 7ei5I Do lst & ext Is. 66k
DO cv As ser 3 IOll Western Md As. S6M
Gen Elect cv IS 1887 Westing FL cv IS. 9I
III Cen Isl ref Is 97Ibi Wis Central IS 93ts
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yet in what quality the oil is at present. but
a great quantity of the black fluid was thrown
out The recent strikes of the companies on
sections IA and IS. 1924 In the Elk hills, To-
gether with the strike of the Standard this
morning, only adds to the producing belt of the
wonderful Midway and proves beyond doubt
that the whole territory from the ridge of the
Elk hills to the far side of the Midway valley
is oil bearing
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MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 5.-Close: Wheat
December. e9ss Ge915c: MAY. 81 .04A a O4ss
No l hard. s1o3; No. northern S1.01156
1.02L: No. northern. 9Tc@S1. .e0h No. 3.
94t3 69T1ac.
Corn-No. s yellow. 51d5112c.
0sts-No. 3 white 311a d31Stc.
Rye-No. 2. 74dT41c.
Flax-Closed at s.. .6113
DULUTH Mimi Nov. 5.-F1sx-Ou track
to arrive, 81. 62h: November. 50. 6215 asked; !;
December Sc. so asked: NAV So a asked
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Beans ana So,

beans st fbe nDa n,o much new business passing IN
now ENGAGED in filing their ors,er ~ rperSsors are
Eesns une asr ase friees show no further change
white. S3.5O@3 s0- large wsi.S gso g 10: - small
pank. S42oG LOO: red. $3.50. hl.cSe ,o ess:s - y
'''S' Hma' s4.oo34-7S. red kidneSs. S. 80
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Business on Local Stock Boards
OF a Quiet Saturday Character

reported by the tabulation of actual figures. but
the loan item increased SS32. 400. while deposits
fe off S4,Tol 800, making the surplus reserve
81. $685. $50. The summary of trust companies
and other outside institutions in the statement
for The current week indicated nmportant
changes. loans having increased s.. 600. 600. Cash
holdings fell OFF 81 431 900 and there
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
= STOCK MARKET

Business in local securities yesterday was
light. even for Saturday, and the only variation
of note was a higher quotation of Sl36 for
Pacific boraX. Sales of bonds were small.
The exchange viii not be in session Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
Norfhern BusIncsr
II AEnAf A

TACOMA, Nov. 5.-Clearings, $3.50, sos; bal
ances. $64 43J.
SEATTLE Nov 5.-Clearings. sl.92s.31o; bal
ances. S195. .709.
SPoKANE. Nov. 5.-Clearings. 1884 Oh; bal
ances, ST.. sos.
PORTLAND, Nov. 5.-Clearings, $1,Ss7 ,sS2;
balances Sl13. 422.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
11.2n a m
Asse.smeut DIRECTORY oil Stocks
Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
SnecinI Dishnfch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. 5.-The closing session
of the week of the oil stock exchange dull
and the downward tendency still in evt
dence. California Midway weakened of points.
Consolidated Midway also the decline.
Cleveland was trihe stronger. United oil was
sfp adv Tho caI1