Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 21

ipso MEVjfir BAST S3 Bf3 fa mm ia ik hu aw 00 EAST PAYS FANCY ST0CKTRAD1NG J. A. MUNRO CO. tSrlT Clay cor. loth Vfiona land 471 will pay highest prl i paid for marchandlse, furniture.

or-will sell ok commission. Gales every Friday. 1913 ONION CHOP SHOWS INCREASE PRICE FOR FRUIT Dill TO GET i Gi INVESTMENT bank stocks. A merlcan National Anglo tal Truat Co ...140 Anglo ALT Nat Pank ITCH Bank of Cal A 300' Central Nat Oak IPS flrt Nat tlank rrenrh-American Uank Mercantile Nat Bank Savings L'nfoo Bauk ft Truat Co; lioloc Truat Co 200V BAVINGS BANKS. Humholdt Kat Rank VI Mutual UtTlnga liana (fJO Security liank 404 BT0CK9.

Hawaiian Com nd Sugar Co Hawaiian Sugar 39T llonokaa bugKr Co 9 Hutchinon Sugar Plantation SW'a 27 Oalill Sugar I Ail Ola KDUar inornea ritlgar Puohia" Sugar 1BH 17V1 1'lorKir Mill Co 38'A SUM, Union DH OIL STOCKS. Amalgamated Oil 105l 108 Aaaociated Oil l'iS'-j Calif Oil and C.aa 0c Cal Tetrolenn: Corp pfd (leneral Tetroleum pfd ln2 General Petroleum com I1-. 1 North American Oil t'iriric I'ruile Oil Pan-American I ft nfd 1. Pan mer ft 'f ton li1 Sterling Oil ft Pey 4 4 I'nion oil of Cal 1I2 19a Waat -toast Oil Co 13414 SfTflCPI.T a KE0U3 STOCKS. Alaxka Taekera An Amer Cold liredg V-'i 16 I.

Bet Cas Trac 101W Cal Packers pf.l 12J Cal Tackers coin I2 Cal St ll.ru noolb pfd Hawaiian Pineapple OS Holt Mf(f Co bt pfd Jmlon Mf" Co 74' Natomaa foot Cal pfd 17H Caetfte. A ularm TacTel Jrhd Tel pfd S8 Par Tel and Tel com 133 Pbillpplne Tel and Tel Slurry Flour pff Sperry K'our com 1X1 Weed Lumber Co ..115 12 BOUTS. ri'd. Seawall 4 ei4. Harbor Imp la 50 lliallway Serial 4 50 a Municipal 3V 4.

HO do 4W 4.UO 4.R0 Oo i 4.W UUirED TTE8 BONDS. 8 Coupon 4a 8 Liberty 3V4 .100 do lt 4 04 Co 2ml it do lt 4H do 2ml I. a do do 4lh 4u W4 Victory Mil W'V W'S, do Sill 09(i BONDS. Associated oil Co XH4 Hay Coontlea lowr da t'al Cen a. ft Calif Elc r.a t'al Klec 5s 05 t'al Uaa tlec Unlf 5a fl t'al Kl Coble Co Serial .10 i f'al Tel and Licht oa W) SHI (Hy Kleetric k4'4 City Invettment Cq 5a Coast Counties ft Kaatbay Water K'lUoo Llglit Ac Power 6a 1V il-t I'ed Trunt Co it ....100 Men'ral Pipe Line ...101 JU14 i.v Wat 1'ower Co Tia bO Horce Ie! 'J VI of guokan Ul Angelea Klec MV Loa Aufelca St 5a 05 lot Aucelea Light Sa 1 Lo AnKclea Ilv 3s 72 do 1st and ret 5 Los Angeles Ic liy do lat and ref 5s Market St 1ft Con H'i Miller Lux 10JX Co vif H'al IH Northern Hy of Cal ra H7 lix) Nortliern Ca'i Tower 5t Northern Cal Knrvr Con 5a 4 OrpUenn A 0 US I'nc tiaa ft Klec it St M'A I'ac Klec Ky 74 Pac anil Tel Si U0 line- Llee ft 08 fan Joaquin I.

I' Co Ha S9 Snu Joaquin, 1" Scriea A mt Minta Clara 4Vja Sferm lly of Cal 08 70 it of Cal 8 Hi 1' llranch Ky at Cll let 8 lat ref 4a 79-), 8 It It i'O yeaajconr 3a 107V4 ilO fc Coovertllile 4a I' Conrertlble fia fc I' Collat 4 1 Term 4 7J Kpcrry Honr 10174 ffprliig Valley Water 4a 12 I'nion Oil of Cat 95 Bi'i rmted lin le.) It 'of 27Vj 2H Valley I'ouiiiy rower At West I'ac 1st Ml? r.a S2li water stocks. Wntrr A pfj Sfl-Vi 21 Spring Valley Wat'T 07U, CAS Awn ELECTRIC STOCKS. C11! Tower com K.ee nfd Klfetric com 17 I'nc ft 1st jfil SS do common Ill Pac I Corn pfd Wl 3 Tc I Corp com 129 Sod Joaquin 1, ft pM 7T do eosnrnon a Wef Tower Corp pM 70Ti West Tower Corn eom -21 73 TaTRANCE STOCKS. FlrrmenN Fumf S'5 400 Home K're amf Marine 41.14 Vulcan Tire. lus Id OSL SAN FDANCIfCO EXCHANGE ffPRODUtlf Veiielabie prlcaa to th, trada: per lug da fancj.

-Uuiitun, auuia laatj' at Uu aiiuthera, net iB. BWI kin; iJ04t.75 1 Uu. auulnarn, 0r l0' uu Chile, uvt aimuiaru, OW't per in, aquaaii, par larK 1 cream aqnaata, fltalJSr. twx; H'bani Hjuaau, tl.um.M per aaca: War-JJy'WI aaiaj punipklaa. ll-2' tua--8a era inea to tomatowi, 75c per laifje hIg u.

per lbaa; iJtDn, Iliai.JS. lutaiuea Kew cron, ri. wait, Bo. aallu, Ij.so; twmt 4c per Ik un fifert, a4 Wblta, $3.253 pet i. -7" ua "Ireet; do AtnltaOau brewa.

$4iO n-tliatret. 1 mcunibera4)Wi jo- 0 tjothouaa; 128 uer Ixa. tireen cm Nominal. per lb. heaiia iriu beaiia, otflle par lb; So lf-ln n'orijc, per uu Lliuaa, )212We; Italian, yti uu- per era la (of Alt; 30in40c mt iiuncb.

t'eaa UMiUc lb. Artlihuaea-OicHill lO per 4taV. 1 l.itiil.u.'i per 'aark. tarruta- Ml.k Fruit Cltrua (ner 1.,.. 1..

14 '4; fcrinuriii, do. Mlaaiou. lenamette. t2Aiiai.vi. yew crop, xriauna rautrull.

$L75(ttl or Ia a. lug. if SVjffiOc per lb; tut pet lug box Winter NeJUa, a2.sut(3. lef, ll.TK: 4-ll. 1 filS.

4ler, $1.60: kiiluenberg. 4-tli. WtS-'-aS; 4 (i-tier, Bellefleor. J.i per boa; itboile laland Ureenirura, Jl.7i for 4 per anJ t.llj21.5o tor 414 tier; Jon ban 4(4 tier. i.7; do.

4tler.tM: 14eilo I'lpplna. t2.2ifii.3ti: K.lilwlo. fcUS-Si. Or-ou SpltaeotierKa, WuliK-ea- jl per lug box. leloua r'lan Duuble-lajer bdt.

1.2.'.ai.JS. Berrlea (per cbet Ratibi-rrlea. per cheat. ca uncn paring atrawberrlea. 610 Mil; iteaiilne blackbcrrlra, bucklebcrrle, 13fl5c per lb.

trrapea MaJara. nee larae In hot 12 til l.M, Tvktf, per crate; do per larr lug, blek, l.734i,2 ne' larco lug; lln, laatiella, $1 1. W) per crate: Hnacat, per lug, Verdela. 2.75 ier lug; Cornli'liMun, IJ.Wma per lg. I'rimroi)ii 2 per io lb Ikix.

romesranatea per bait orange box; p. Ikii. (ranlierriea Northern, per box; Cape ((i, Ji.luJi barrel. AIII-JaTgr pera-- riorlilH, (10 per down: rallf(riK black, (I fiowj. eioiaing to alae.j Jangerinea.

fa per crate. Poultry Poultry rer Ih, fal'fomta beoa. 3O0i.tle', do ciilnred. S208c; xtrlctiy jronng rnnatera, SOM.Uci do, lSH'iOc; frjra. 5S4i30c: broilera, Pui-kn inc.

1 Belgian lafllic tfr lb. 70c per Ih. 1'igeoua Old. per doien. per lb.

Turkey I.le, 3j(843c per lb; do, dreaaed per lb. The Rice Market M. S. Cowen Co. naote a followi: rORElOS RICE.

Tiiday'a qnoutloiu: No. ft- Old Spot. New Tut. Slam gSnlen 111.50 $10.0 Mam atraigut 1(1 Slam nana! 10.00 i biam long tl'b auore price ara all n-dock in bond.) Flour and Cereals WIIKAT pt.ni: It California ataadnrd brantip, f. n.

b. warebouac, plus tlrntage, 2-'ia, 4 4i. Ill.iiO; S-ts, ao-isua, baled, $13 40-4Os. rKKISAIJ I'er 100 lb. In 10 10..

lialea: Karley fumr, $0.4.: commeal. crarkid wheat, hominy, oatnieal. I'earl barlev, uniall. $7 medium, HIM; uplii peai. XI': corn flunr, farina.

17 1111; Polenta, 41; Kmore mnnke flour, buckwheat flour. neif.rlalng do, ant ire wheat flour, io-lOa, Graham flunr, do. rye fivur, do, r.ve meal, dn, $12.10. Hides, Pelts and Tallow Price on hide Hellrerert at Sawyer'a Tanning 1 heavy hide, up. SO-; do, medium, 4 to His, 3Uc; llltllt lllilen, iu ID 4.i id, 1 native liiliifi, i(f fii.

I center branded bldea. In all grade, 2c le.a than price, and No. 21 center, branded, lie lean. So. 1 wet salt kip, 15 to f.0 ll, 40c: No.

2, SIRc; No. I wit suit cair, trimmed, 70is du, unirliumed, 04c; No. 2 calf, 2c per lb lea. I The price for No. 2 hide will be lc lenaj than the price of No.

1. Hide having one1 ir all of the following defect will be claanedj a No, 2: Any cut' oyer an Inchea fmm the! orcr fire bad aorea, five grutta, onei grain Flip, one rubbed ai.it where grain is. goue. one (fragged apnt where grain ia one where grain is gone. Tallow No.

1 ivlille ana bard, in barret rJdrllic; do. in eaiia, tlSlUe; do, No. 2, dark, uftfde; Pry hide. 10 lln anif up. No.

1. 42c: dry kip, 7 to 15 Iba, No. 1, dry cair, under 7 Uu. No. 1.

7'c; dry aaga and bulla, one. third les than dry jiry gliie hhle, kip and calf, ooe half price or Icaa. acmrdlne 1., quality. Pickled hhlea and 'akin. leu than ,1.

flinl. 1.:... a- than dry fliut. peHn liiig wool, 12 month' growth, $3.50 and up: do. mVnm, (I tn 0 monlhK growth, dMV)ioet, 3 to 0 months' growth, nhearllnggoid, 1 to 3 months' growth, 25W7.V; do, ahave or damaged, lamha' large )nni $1.25 ami up; do, small, do milk lajnba 5(S2Tk'.

Wet aalted horse blrTea No. 1 large, aklnned to hnof, do medium, $l'i(l; do amal' do colt. r.iKii. Pry home 1, large, aklnned to hoof. $'JW4; do medium, do amall 5041751-.

colts. all or badly cured hilled arc cull and worth proportionately les. timt 1 large, not matted: Angora, 5(c and up: lo medium. iTn No I. S4HS.V.

Pamagcd akla and very sniall kid worthlcHS. Fleece, wool anil mohair The Sawyer Tan nlng Company of Nana, whose price limited almie. will giie price on aubmlaalun of aaoiplea nhowing average quality. STOCK RECEIPTS CHICAGO. Jlogs: P.e-ceipts.

43.000. Market active, steady to 10c lower. Hulk. KO'ii! 1 4.90 top. $15; heavyweight.

medium weigfht, $14,600 15; lifeht weiKht $14.06 14.90; llKht heavy packing; smooth, $I4ii 1 4 40: pack in ir sows, rowch, 14; pigs, J13.75W 14.50. Cattle: Itecelpts. 14,000. Peef steers steady, bulla 25c hiKher. Beef steers Choice and prime.

medium and Kond. 10.50 1 7.40 rood and choice, I4vt 19.75; common and mtxlium. $7 KOif 1.1 85. Butcher cattle Heifers. $6.50 14.50; cows, 13; blillH.

fG.25ii 11. fanners and cut. lers Cows and heifers, fanner steers, $6 258; veal calves OiKht and handyweight 18.50; feeder steers, $6.75 12.75: stocker steers. 10; Strieker rows and .1.6 18; stneker calves, Western range cattle Htef steers. $10.751 15 25; cows and heifers.

J7 .50 1 2.50. Sheep liecelpts, S4.000. Market steady. Iimbs (84 His down), $12.25 Si 15; lambs, culls and common. $8.

50 (El 12; yearling wethers. $3,754 12 ewe, $6.75 ft ewes, rulbj and common. breedinur tves. 12; feeder lambs. GRAIN.

PMOVISIONS Following were the cloginr; quota lions: cottv Open. High. Low. loRe. $1.371 1.28 34.90 25.05 60B 18.62 Pec.

May Tc Jan. Jan. May 1.31 flH74 1 OATS .7 2 -Ti .727, .75 S'a rOHR 35.00 34.25 I.ARD ..25.00 25.10 24. 95 SHORT RIBS 1 .7 18.70 1.61 .18.65 18.75 18.45 IS FEATURED By NKW TOTtft, Nov. Trading In stocks at the opening of today's session resolved Itself Into contest ba-tween opposing factions, declines tnio-ceedlng advancen, und wer the ohjectrt of bearish prasNtire at rsactloim axtendlng from irgo frarttlnns to two points.

Motors, oils and several luiscelUneoua spuclal-tles also fell hack moderatuly. Offsetting features included tha rtihher lasnes. American Kucar und high grade rails at gain of I lo 2 points. Firmer tendeticieji developed within the first half hour. The trend of Ilia day's tmding re-onKvooii The market became eomparltlvely dull before the end of thai first.

hoqr, dealings, falling fur below recent avoragea. Further irregularity donn aet fit as a result of renewad presanra. leaders for tlia most tlfirt InccesiBliiiT ih.l. loasoK. The strength of rails kerveiM iniS uooui.

tamporary improvement but another and mora vtoli- 1 ravercfil rri.i-.,i e. uvi-iin iivvii, 01 1 nd eiiulptncnl.) were, tho 'chief of th reaction, frueible dropping flv) potnls hot ween sales at. an extreme loss of points. Related share were 1 to 10 points under yea-terday a final quotations. Call money opened at 12 per Ralls wore tho only clocks tn withstand pressure, their decline! being seemed to originals largely with the shorts, whose activities wtjre materially assisted by lUhter money.

Crucible) and several other leaders rallied Mub-stantially, but the undertone re-fleeted further tinsettlement. loans rose to 20 per cent in the last hour, dropped to five per rent and rose again to I'O. A few stocks, notably motors, made sharp recoveries. The closing waa heavy, bales approximated 1,650,000 shares. I.tBKHTV KOIl 1HH NEW' YORK.

Nov. r.lherty bond prices today were: $100.72: lirat 4s, saconil 4s, 00; first 4 15.03; Bflc.onU 4 4 at, third fourth Victory 3s, Victory 4, $93.44. N.Y. STOCK EXCHANGE) The following nuotatlnns of prices of slocks on the New York Stock Bx-chanife ere from K. F.

Hutton 4V private wire, members of the New Exchanire. with offices in ho et Mark's Twelfth and ran kiln street Afc-r Chemical jij Ajax Huiilier nju Alaska Gold St. 2 2 Allls Chalmers 47 45 4H Am Can 5i giii Am fan Co pfd Am Heet Kugar 97 est, Alloy Hteel 534. 52 61 A 104 102 10JT, Am 1at r.6 631. sa Am Cotton oil fig' 68 5S- issoi'iated Oil J2 12714 127li Am l-lllla JH.

I 1, ne.l .1. Am liii "Sj llide 1. pfd 1324 11214 fM 1. Am 1-ocomotlve 104H 1082 Am Kteel Kdy 44 44 V. Am melter 68x4 i fiterar ,142 lagil Ain VV nfd i ill.

Am Zinc 21 20 Vi 20 -'i 179 i 180 302ti 9 6' Atlantic Oulf Am Tobacco Anaconda AtchiMon 1)9 JMI fini in rei 11974 110 iiui' Hutte Superior L'4 2 -A 1431, 139 140 Kultimore Ohio 3 89 39 Hteel 104 loji caf'iackine sr- rueible StteJ 039 Cal IVtroleiim 6H4 Cal l'ctrol pfd 8014 8u io (anailian Pacific 1414 a 4 (enlral Leather 104 12 JoS liino Copper 42 414 4'J Chandler 133V 135 Ac 91V in, Colo Fuel Iron 46t 45V 45'! t.h le opiier 21 21 "4 7 21 "4 Columbia Oas 64 63 63 Hf, 936 93 torn Products 93U, 92V 2 lorn Products pfd 106 Cuba Cam. 451; 4it, ,5. Cuba Cane pfd $1- 83 Vi Home 1-7 XJel Hudson wi 0 Pf(1 i i6i 1 1is 85 84 4 85 Krie 2d pfd 17 Gaston Wins 254 25 ''5 Oranby (jg' Jreene Cananea 41 iua. 4y General JKIectrlc no General Motor .,,,.400 sits 389 Goodrich M0V4 874 88V4 Great Nor pfd 85 1, 84 gs Great Nor Ore Ctf.s. 43 '4 42', 43 78 77 79 lilt Nickel 27V 2aj 2 Hid Alcohol 114 "10V 113 Ice Kccurilics 45 Illlnoia central 92 91V 91 Inspiration 59-i 58r- 58V lnt Corporation ...126 124 124 Vi Tntcrboro 514 514 5 2 Interboro pfd 174 lev.

171! Kelly ..161 157ij 157 Kenneoott 3314 32 .12 'i Lack Steel loos; 95 98(4 Li-e Tire 361 LehiRh Valley 46 46 46V May lept 120 Maxwell Motor ...,1,1 49 50 Maxwell 1st pfd 77 76 77U 2d pfd 401, 40 40 Midvale Steel 56 53 4 5414 Miami Copper 26 25 25 Texas 12 12 12 Missouri ol'nclflc 29 2N jg Mexican 'clroleum 25l 21 248 Marine 61 59 to Marino pfd 118 110 110 Kat Hnamcl 82 82 Nev ada Con 17. Air Brake 136-135 136 Central 74 72 73 New Haven 31V 33 Norfolk 100- Northern Pacific 86 85 85 Ohio Gas 53 53 53 Ontario A. W. 11 10 10 Pierce Arrow 95 88 93 Pullman 128 1 27 127 Pun Am Pet 130 128 130 Pacific Mail 38 I'cnn It It Co 43 42 42; Peoples Gas 4 1 40 40 Pitisliurp 'oal 64 63 64 I'rcssed Steel 103 101 103 Hay Con 22 22 22 Ry Steel Spring ...103 1112 102a; Reading 83 81 824 Republic I 133 125 130 Hook laland 28 27 28 Rock Island 6s 64 Rock Island 7s 75 Saxon 22 20 20 Seaboard 8 8 Sloss Sheffield 80 77 79V 18 18 18 Southern Pacillc ..110 108 109 Southern ttallway 25 24 24 Southern Ry pfd it; St Paul 44 42 43 St Paul pfd 64 6.4 64 Studebaker 138Vt 1:15 138 Stutz 129 12J 126 Sinclair 61 60 6(1 Third Avenue igiL Tenn Copper 13 12 12 Texas Oil ...332 S30 331 Texas Pacific 53 61 52 Tob Products ......102 101 101 TTniotv Pacific 124 123 Vi 123 IT Cast Iron Pipe. 30 IT Ft.

Rubber .......129 124 126 8 Smelting 75 73 '74 United Fruit .......204 200 201 IT steel .109 fo74 109 Sleel pfa 115 115 Ptah Copper 82 80 814 Va ChemicaJ 76 75 7 Wabash 10 9 A pfd 29 28 2 Wabash pfd 19 Trier I3 no abatement In the Btreani of prospecttvo investors that has been Oakland for several montSfl, according to local bankers and officials of commercial bodies In this city. from states In all parts of thfe country are reaching Oakland every day1, and nearly all of them are said to bo looking for eiUier business or Industrial property. Business property In the downtown district aDnarently Is not to be at the present time, according to realty operators, but maustriai sites inajr be secured without difficulty, gay. While several big Industrial concerns ae loftiting here, smaller Investors, 'who desire 'to start with a capital of from $15,000 to 125.000, are numerous. Three such Investor from widely different parts of the country called jx the offices ot, tho California Manufacturers' Associa tion In tho Syndicate building yester day jto make inquiries concerning investment here.

Local bankers also report numerous calls from prospective Investors. The cashier of one of the leading banks of this city said today: -1. "The industrial growth of Oakland has been so extensive during the last few years that this city Is attracting the attention of investors all over the United States. War necessities ehowed what can be done here and this community Is going to reap the benefit of Its remarkable accomplishments during the war. "This city has the finest industrial sites in the country and with proper development, of local harbor facilities Oakland 18 certain to forge uKaqH'qI a With the Met tlement jpf the shipyard strike and! the abatement of industrial unrest 1 i this city should hum with Industry.

Th world is urgently In need of all (kinds of supplies and Oakland industries, working to capacity, can be relied upon to, do their run Bnare toward overcoming this shortage. "Once industry returtis to a normal basis, with everybody busy, the high cost of living problem will quickly be solved. There has never before been such a splendid opportunity offered any people, and we should all get together and pull straight ahead." U. S. OF BUTTER Iurpe quantities or buffer are being bought urUn the United States for foreign export, to local wholesale commission merchants.

It is refmrted that at.fthe present time 30,000,000 pounds of butter for export is held In cold storage houses in New York, Chicago, Buffalo, Boston and Kansas City. This buying: has been on account of England, HelKium, I-Yancc, Scotland and Holland, jt is said. The British ministry it is known, owns between 3,000,000 and 4,000,000 pounda of butter in New York and Jersey City warehouses. It is reported that foreign agents have plenty of money and aro laying "down cash against warehouse receipts. They are reported to have been tailing butter scoring from to 90 and paying from .58 Va 'to 61 cents for it, principally 0 and 61.

cents. Shipments from the United States during the few weeks would have been much hftivinr, it is said, had it not been for the longshoremen's strike in New York. 1 CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Nov. 6. Although Belling orders predominated in the corn market at the opening today, the weakness which ensued did not prove to be of a lusting character.

Opening prices which ranffed from 4 to 2r! lower with Iiecember $1.38 to (1.39 and May to $1.31. were followed by a rally that in some eases carried the market well above yesterday's finish. Oats, like corn, rallied after an Initial rush of selling. The start; which was to down. Including Pecem-ber at "24 to 724c.

was followed by a slight further Bag. and then a nearl? complete recovery. Later trie market weakened again, owing chiefly to'-assertions that oar shortage was being alleviated. Besides, it was reported that as a re-suit of offerings from Msnehuria the Pacific coast was canceliiDr orders for corn shipments, from Minneapolis. The close was heavy, 2 to 3 cents net lower.

with. December to and Slay' 1 29 to tl.29. Weakness in hogs and grain had a depressing effect 011 provisions. Corn. No 2 mixed.

No. 3 yeilow, $1.64. V.ye, No. 2. nominal; No.

3, $1.374 Hifrley. 35. Timothy. 18 .00 ft-1 1.15. noraioaL The.

O-n, $1.31 V. Slay. $1.29.. Outs. Pec.

71 May, 73c. J'oi Jan $H4 9l. 1 2 SO: $25 00. Ribs, May. $18.62.

I COTTON MARKET NEW YORK. Nov. 6. The cotton market opened excited and weak to-, dav with first-priees 60 to.J25 points lower on heavy selling, puompted by weakness at Liverpool and a bearjsh report by the National Ginners' Association, which puj. the quantity of the crop tckflate at 6,200,000 bales, which Wau-rlarcer than an.

of the private forecasts. At the December declined 45 (Joints and then rallied. At the end of fifteen minutes December was about' 70 points under last niirM close. Final prices were steady at a net decline of 'ij to 76 points. Following were the cioBlng.

quotations; Open. High. Low. Close. Jan.

37.0ft SB. 62 36.97-P0 March ...36.50 36.50 36.02 36.34-38 May 35.80 35.90 35.43 05.R5-8S July 35.30 35 48 35.02 35 28-K Dec. 37.50 37.81) 37.15 37.75-B EXPDRTEI.S STRIP Auction Sale of the fln) furniture, carpets, of A. Kdwards and others. Knie at auction rooms, 1015 Clay nr.

11th St; Oakland. lr Sale Friday, Nov. 7th. at 10:30 a. ni.

On.n fn. r.oon anrt Comnrlninr In ixr?" jwriry, tr i Ef maenitTa, odd parlor goods, carpets, IScS curtains, steel beds, beixfing, ivory suits, odd dressers, ch'ffoiurr. vak dining room sets, crockery, ehlua--ware, library tables, bookcases, ta and coal ranges, heating stoves, etc. etc. CALL.

Jfl'ST AND WILL ER SOll. 1. MT'N'RO Auctioneers George Bettencourt. 22. KewSrk.

and Mamie R. Primentel, it, Center-vllle. r-: I Wendell T. Mattock. 21.

and Irene C. White, 17, both of San Francisco. Been H. Pnlrless, 26, tirizziy iHlattd, and Kfta E. Haicomb, 17, Van Sickle island.

John Llttrelt, 57. and Gertrude" M. Coles, 43, both of Oakland. Joseph M. lie vine, 48, Oakland.

Sn.d Amalyor Taylor. 4, San Franclsc James F. Joiner, 43,. and Annie Foster, 47. both of Oakland.

W'illlam Itodgers, 42, and Ida R. Crenshaw, 37, both of Oakland. I Daniel J. Vlera. 24, and Clara' U.

Soderburg, 25, both of Domenlco Ferna, 30, and Allen, 27, both of Fresno. Harvey I'aul Morris. 26, of CuftlS-Ings, and Hattle ItutU Schomp, 24,. of Windsor. Arthur C.

Slesslck. 61, and Laura J. Say, 75, both of Selma. i John Abren, 28. and liosa Ttafael, 23, both of Llvermore.

-4 Archbold H. Hobinson. 24. of Roeh-ester, N. and Jlay 1'almer WrlEhL 23.

of Jierketey. Timothy Foley, 154. of and Catherine .14. ituckley, 60, of Kan Le-andro. Fred A.

Somers, and Theresa Barnes, 38, both of San. A marriage license was issued tn San Francisco yesterday to Arthur P. Miller. 39. 6 Paris and Andree Lerouge, 27, Oakland.

ntirn kor divorck' Suits for divorce were filed today sue follows: John T. vs. Mary H. Martin desertion; Lathula L. vs.

Anton 1'erry, cruelty; Beds V. vs. H. K. Fer kins, secret file; Neita vs.

Emerson Hrake, cruelty; John ii. vs. Hauls Stanley, cruelty; Alto v. Johnson, cruelty. DEATHS In Berkeley, Nov.

4, 119 Joseph F. Hindi, beloved son ot Nellie and-the late Michael Hlrtc.h, loving father of Pavid F. Hinch, and brother of Kate; Jan. Siariley H. Hinch, Mrs.

Theresa Wagoner, Thomas Gardener, and Mrs. Kdward a native ot California, aged 29 years. 1 Friends are respectfully lnvrtI to attend the funeral Friday, N-oei 7. 1919, 9 o'clock a. from 'Ins late residence, 3037 Kills streer: Berkeley, thence to Sacred liaarl Church Fortieth and tirove sireel.

where a solemn requiem hlKh maFf will be celebrated for' the "repose "ef his soul, yommencing at :30 o'cloesj a. m. interment St: Mary's Cen. tery. HITCHCOCK In this city, N0VT.

John Newton Hrtchcock, belolied husband of Kllen C. Hitchcock father of Mary ltuth Sadi A. and Ida H. Hitchcock and Mrs. If.

Powers of Sanger. Cab. a native of New York, aged 77 years 3-months. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services KritUr afternoon, Nov, 7, at I o'clock at the chapel of Albert lirown aO Thirteenth street, Oakland, under the auspices of Appomattox Post No. 50, G.

A. R. Internum Moyn-' tain View Cemetery. Mlt.Lt.lt In Fiuitvalc. CaU Nov.lJ' I.

Cather'rie, wife of Fh(f lat Anton Miller, loving mother 'of Marie K. and Albert J. aot beloved sister of-the late Frank' Ncltsel, aged 74 years. A membetl' of the Clirislian Mothers Altar Society and the third order of SSL Francis, Friends anil acquaintances oral respectfully invited to attend Ui luneral Friday, Nov. 7, 11, at a.

from her lateresidence, 3420 10. 18th St thence to St. BUuabeth's "Church, where a solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repots ot her soul, commencm at 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery RAMSKY irt, Berkeley, Nov. S. 199. John Randolph Harnsey, beloved son of Mary J. and the late William iL Harnsey, loving brother of William George and Frank P.

Iiamsey, Mrs. W. B. Werfs, Mrs. Philllpi Teague, Mrs.

Jl. JBredlow and Mrs. Thomas Kermode, a native of liiiV nois, aged 56 years. ,1 Friends are respectfully Invited 4 attend the funeral services Friday afternoon. Nov.

7. at 3(30 o'clock at the parlors of Albert Urown 2045 University avenue. Berkeley. sonKUSTHAXr In this city, Nov. 6.

191S, Anna Soderstrand, beloved wife of Peter A. Soderstrand mother of Frits Arthur F. and Joseph Esther J. and Anna Soderstrand, all of Oakland, a native of Sweden, aged 77 years, 11- months and 23 days. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Krlday, November 7, 1919.

at 2 o'clock p. m. tf" "lbs Homelike Place of the Truman Undertaking Company, Telegraph avenue at Thirtieth street, Oakland. TVMKH In this city, Nov. 1919, George Turner, member Acnoi.

Lodge, No. 7. F. A. also member of alt branches of including Thirty-second liegrce; Oc- cidental Lodge.

No. 248 4. G. V. O.

of O. and Karnesbourgh Court, A. O. of F. All lodge members are requested to bo present this evening for service at tli'e funeral purl, rs of Hudson Butler, 953 Kighth street, a native of Virginia.

'anted 59 years. Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend tiw funeral Friday. November 1 at i o'clock from First M. K. Churcb on Fifteenth sireet, between Markvt an-d West.

interment Kvergreetl Cemetery. under the auspice of Victor Consistory No. 2. DEATHS IK SAM rKAHOISCO. RlsasW Jos.

Klmtian. Jean L. Blake. JoiIb 7 ali-taiwhlta. -A.

Tiarae. Plia Mattawiu. Clara Crosa, Tti'iroiKi ft. SDMiii-r, Km in a P. Nil 04 Miicitlal(ii-, UoWra.

Jao." Rumlai. J.fiaiiui lm t'aarUM 6(eaa, Pariil Joiio HI. Saiitli. Kathiriim tltiiiuaiia. Kitar.

-iMiwso. Mlldrnl (1, IPitlliiSsa'ortU, Agne A nil. Hartivf 7J Htiul. iota tVelastaam, "lura It) J'lOa FUNERAL COMPLETE, Cloth -covered. sHver-mountej ket.

embalming, shroud, iiearan, 1 auto, lady assistant. J. C'Tiivti tm Hon. tit'i tans st. Phone Beta.

1... According to figures Just given out -by the bureau of crop estimates of the United States department of agriculture, California had moved 8245 carloads of onions up to October 6, a- against 2074 carloads In 1918. and 1711 carloads In 1917 to the corresponding date. The bureau raisjs the point as to whether California's big onioR crop Is really going to the consuming public or belns cent' into eastern culd storage to come onto the market later. It is pointed out in the report that onions have lately been selling on the New York market fur $7 a nun dred as compared with a moderately low price all season up to tho recent big I LOCAL PRODUCE Winter Nellies pears declined 25 cents a box today, the quotation being 1.75 a box.

and Tokay trapes dropped 25 cents a box. the top price being a box. Strawberries are quoted $1 a chest below the price of yesterday. Berries are becoming; scarce and the quality is not up to standard. l'utatoes showed a sharp advance in price and the peak is not yet in sight, according to commission merchants.

Nevada potatoes are quoted at $3.30 a hundred, or an advance of 25 cents a hundred. The Anchor brand is selling; tor 53.50 a sack. Many varieties of fruits and vegetables are disappearing from the market for the season. Vegetables, wiiu iiie ui ue.iiia, uiiiuua and potatoes, show but littlo change iu price. Apple prices are showing an upward tendency.

Citrus fruit shows but little change in price, but there is a lendency toward a decline, It is reported. rauiis. Otrui fruit ValfDda. 0jS.2S box. J.emona Knnklat, ctoera, JG.2j C.7.

arcurdint: to quality. l-eiuuiit'ltev $. box. 1 liu-a Mi ilcan. 1:1.30 box.

Graprrruit Suuklat, 'Oiu (1; chile, 4.25 a boi: new crup, i tox. AiilM Uellefleura, 4-tler, 12 a In': 4'i-liir, 1.73 a box; NivvtoYnis, lnrg lugN, King, fanij, IVn'i boi; Jnua'hau fancy, 2.iAtttA a box; rhult-fi, a Iwal, fancy, ppc box; 5xl Uir a box. lVnrn-U Inter Nrllia, $1.73 a lui. All'KStur pvars su'rt a down. 1 rrMu.i.ii'i,.- l.7i)ti a liox.

CmiiriiK-( i i o. hi a Mil; half bill; On-guu, Sl.oO a bux; lata none, il a bbi. uvL l. if rr isif 20c a ih. lira.ira JW.ni, large lion's, NjIihi.

a box; Muscats. boi: cruel, fmit.ju a box. Tnipital f-rtiiu tuirii American and Ilon-aluiu- 10c lb; (1 buuanatf, lie rt Ik; iwumuii, uuuiioai, oi.caiii.i, nouil-ial. HE10KS. la'abaa lc a a crate.

Ftrawlwi l.mal, a cheat. L.i,MTI1b lo a i-iii VGTABIX8. i oiniTH'S Alvgratu. l.fio Hlifr. fur ivii; Ni'mUa, t.i.2iiii.M cr nennr wjuu.

a mi, bweti j'oiaiom iuilvcu, j'aWtc Ih; lies in oui Ati')! iiiiin brwu. 14.. V) pr rwl UiU', J' origon, tl.ou icr ci; fiien t.ari.c lb. i uit.lpia San Lmmlro, 11.251,S0 loi, 'XOUiwluea SMU t-aii Jo.e, a U1(; tX.Mi&X tflcry Local, 'larae 40S0c a bunch, i trlpiy lout 10c a bourn. jilant Joe a bjocn.

Utlur Local, ll.T3i2 a crt; S3e50t I ti; Mlliri-. II a crau. Iiluai St a ih Niiah I'mui, U01.2S a lite: a Intr 7.V'aM a aek; uuooatu, a lb. ttl'liii Uvloe.iuu, l1.2i a lug; Stock loo. inif l-irlw'u-ani I lakt.

6i4t(7e a ID; lartt nii)', oac a lb. 1.25 doxen, IVaC a lb. -tSprouis tocHc a lb. vBiliilHiWfr ai.l arruia a sact 4Uoc a aoien; a a rack; O40e doaea. Bta ll.50Wl.J5 a aark.

ffppvra torkton Chill, fl a box; Ullitttat 'Bfll. tl.S0ai.7S a lur: Sto, ktoo. tl a Inir. lljaua Local Brpoii, Hwirvc a lb; wax, 14 ji.o a in; i.ima, im- a n. Kailisbcjljdi'JOc a Urecu pea i.ic a h.

POULTRY AND GAUK, rloril hoa-344iM5c. l.firhorii briia Bl'3uc. Young roostcra, 4 and qter SSSit, llMlura fryrra 83S4S4C. Krollrds, 14 Iba and aa Old roootrra S021c. Turkcya Ll, -No.

1. a lurkeja Urtwucd. 454Sc. Pucka eolord IV. JTacki whlt JOc.

ib Pltfona, rcr dot. K.IWQS. qnaba, per dol Belflan barea, yunDf ITG1. BUTTER-EGSr Prlcra quoted below are Bel Hue nricra front tli jobber In tbc rctatl'r, nitaMliib'-d daily for butrr. egira and cba, by tb Kib Praa-clafo Wbolfsal Dairy lroilucA Kxchantjai.

Putter, lb; i UraUoH N'n. 4 Nov, 5 Not. 6 (iliil cnb 07c 7c rrtuie first Flrt Kcka -Pef doaen: limuri liiT. iot. rrofli extras 89c fide.

mmi Kxtra pullcla 71e Imlfrnli-Kf pullcla mic c. arc Cnt-eae Old alyle, ranf-irma fancy, X4Uc: flrsta. 2a.c; Calif. Voting Amtrirat. fanvy, S7c; Oregon Tripleta, 34c; do Xoung Americaa, nc.

Fish Prices Today Maximum retail prices for these varieties of fish today In. Kan Francisco, Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley follow. Dealers may sell at lower prices, but should not charge more. Purchasers who are overcharged are invited to make complaint in writing to the iJiata Market Director. 1 Cent per lb.

Hake (whlfe flsli), A Hake (white fUh. 7Vb' iiardlnea lkntr. leaned ......10 Nalmon, ulicrd ...27 Book rod. 9 lbs. or under, round 18 Hock rod, 0 lbs, nndrr cleaned i .17 Bock cod.

over 5 Ib. round. .14 Hock cod. aver I Iced. .5 Bocmpclo, round' .1" Boccneclo, alicrd 20, Codnah, roond CodHah, sltwd Issued fc the State Fish Exchange.

HARRIS WRTK5TOCK. State Market Director. 85 Market E. F. Hutton Co.

lKEMBEnSl TEW T0RK STOCK EXCTHAirOK HEW TOKK C0TT0W EXCHANGE NEW YORK C0FTSE EXCHANGE 1TEW ORLEANS COT'rOM EXCHANGE UVrRPOOL COTTOJf ASSOCIATION CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE rivate Wires Coaat fo Coast Oakland Office. St. Mrk Hotel 12th and Franklin Streets TELEPHONE LAKESIDE 1071 California farnnmil orchard products aro in great demo til in the Bast and lira bringing rnnorrt prices, ac'-corrling to George W. Hatch, president of llint. Hatch A Company, local wholesale c.ommlslon merchants, who has Just returned from a visit of four weeka in aovorul of the big eastern, cll les.

Wine and tahlo grapes from this stable have been selling on tho New Work market this season for $3000 a car, tho hlKheKt price ever paid for grapes, according to Hatch. The table grapes shipped Hast consist principally nf th Tokay and Verdel varieties. All kinds of wine grapes have been big demand along the Atlantic this year. Hatch nays, the only handicap that confronted California grower" being car shortage. Concerning his observations while on trip Hunt said today; "There la an unprecedented demand In tho Kaat for many California products and shipments to that (nut of th country would havo been greater had r.hlpping facilitie he-en adequate.

The, car shortago at times this year has been acute and has held up numerous consignments, "Never before have so many California grapes gono Ka.it, Majny vege-tables and ti'ults have also been shipped and now apples from this state and other parts of the 1'aclflo coast are moving eastward. The demand for red apples is very great. California Newtowns are Just beginning to mova toward the Atlantic, but this variety nf apple continues on Its way to Europe, where a ready market is furid at fancy prices. "Wlt-tfin tho next two weeks navel oranges from Tulare county will begin, to move in carlotid lots to the New York market. Citrus fruit shipments to the Kast will no doubt be heavy this winter.

"Money plentiful tn the East and the trains nn.i hotels are so crowded that lt Is difltoult to get accommodation. Must lines of Industry in "that part of the country seem to be In a prosperous condition. I'actorles generally are far behind in the matter of tilling orders. There has been a scarcity of labor in various lines for some time, a few thousand men on strike in the Kast is not so noticeable as lt is out here, as there are so many lines of Indus try lo quickly absorb this extra labor." MONEY MARKET I NKW YORK, Nov. Mercantile paper, fi4b; sterling demand, 415 cables, 4.16.

Time loans strong, unchanged, Call money strong, high 20 low 9, ruling rate, 12; closing bid, offered at 10, last loan 10. NEW YORK, Nov. Bar silver, 123. Mexican dollars, 9t LONDON, Nov6- liar silver and money unchanged. BANK CLEARINGS Oakland clearings, $1,586,414 89.

San J-'rauclsco clearing, $26,301, Last Ten Months See Not One Bank Failure WA SH 1 NOTON. Iv'ov K- lishlng a record for Immunity from liiuurr, national oanss or tne United States have gone through the last tWC'ntV-tWO Tnrilllha with nnlil nn enforced closing, according to an announcement oy jonn Mkelton Williams, comptroller of the currency. The one failure reported by Williams was in 1918, no bank having been forced In Kiimnr) iinrin the last ten months. This record, Williams said stands out as thirty times better than the average for any similar period in the forty years' life of the present national banking system. The tremendous strides take.n''Ey American business, the comptroller said," was reflected in the number of bunks Increasing tjaeir capital stock as well us in the granting of new charters.

According to the comptroller's figures, 295 national hanks added a trttal of $42,658,000 to their combined cnnlt.il stock rtnrli the first ten months of this year. In tne.same period lust year the figures showed 151 national bunks increased their canltal stock bv a tnt.il of $16,379,000. METAL EXCITANGE 1 -r 1" I v. utnicr nlot dull, electrolytic spot and fourth luaiier, iimn, BKIHil IOS Second hand 20ji21. Iron firm i and un-changed.

Antimony, 81)7: lead quiet, spot 670 bid; 685 asked; Dec, 67 bid. 690 asked. Hpelter easy; spot 755 bid, 770 asked. i EASTERN PRODUCE I 'PW Vrt a Tl W. U.

I Ull OIlMriererl 1'uou flem fabIi .1 extras. 70 i to: extra tlrsts, 66y 67c, ill IIIRIB, OUlUO.tC. Cheese lirni, unclflanged. CHTCAOO, 6. Butter hiirher.

creamery 5466c. hlgtier; receipts 1788 cases, firsts S3W60c; ordinary firsts, 53USc; at mark cases included, 63j'59c; storage packed firsts. 6161C. BIRTHS MA If -To the wife of Frank Marich. Nov.

4, a son. PniMKVlLLF. To the wife ot John frindev'ille. 2. a son.

CHI IK'll To the Wife of Clyde W. Church. Nov. 4. a daughter.

mi.l.lGi To the wife of Anton P. IMIIinKS. Nov. 2, a daughter. KIDM.IM.

To the wife of Geo. E. Nov. 3, a son. Ml KI.I KK To the wife of Fred H.

Mueller. Nov. 2. a DcMCI.I.o To. the wife of Mf nuej le.Mello, Nov.

3. a daughter. Ml I. II To the wife of Joseph Militich, Nov. 6, a daijurtiter.

COLWKI.Ii To the wife JrClaude A. Colwell, Nov: 3, a daughter. Ml KPHV To the wife of -Howard D. Nov. 4, a son.

IJONAI.DSOV To the wife of Phillip K. Donaldson, Novi 3, a son. HA HI UNO To the wife of John J. Harding. Nov.

3, a son. To the wife of Joseph 1'essagno. Nov. 2, a son. Western Pacific Wells Fargo Western Westinphouse.

White Motors Willys Overland Wilson Packing Wool 0 85 r.6 76 .13 82 138 .,7 .16 34 63 a r.6 13 82 .141 137 Wool worth 127 117 Total sale Q00 shares. Hond sales. $16,316,000, Money High. 20 per1 cent; low, 5 per cent; closing bid, 20 per cent. STOCK AND B0KD SAXES.

oeo Liberty Loan 2nd 4Vi 2imOi Liberty Loan 2nd 4 Via Liberty Ixian 3rd 4a IJberty Ixian 3rd 4a limxw Llherty loan 4h 4V, ilflOO Victory Loan i 2li0l Victory Loan 4'M 2(1011 City, lilectrie Co KMO Natomas Co at Cal () 40I0 Pac Tel and" T'l Co Ti 'Jjik Siierry Flour 1st rotg 10 Kaslbay Water A pfd 25 Spring Valley Water Co 50 Spring Valley Water Co 411 Pac Uaa ft Klec 1st pfd Horn Tire ft Marine ln Hawaiian Cuui and Co 10U Hawaiian Sugar Co. 73 Pioneer Mill Co IOOO Colon Sugar Co .80 Amalgamated Oil Co J35 Amalgamated Oil Co 10 Amalgamated Oil Co 75 Amalgamated Oil Co 670 Aaaociated Oil Co 53 f.eneral Tetrolenm com J200 sterling Oil ft Icv Co 25 Union Oil Co of Cal 50 North American R5 Cal Packing Corp com BOO Natomaa Co of Cal pfd UNL1STEDSECUR1T1ES Furnished by Wm. Cavalier Co Special Wire. Alameda Tar ma a Aaaociateft OU lat ref fta Kay Countlea Power a Blue Laka Water Calambia Ga Cil II California Wis 6a deb 6a Cen Cal Traction 5a Coaat Val ft lat Sa Consul Klec 5a Crocker Hotel Shi frown Willamette Sa fcaatbay Mater Note (lea i'et ISuca.Oa Gt Weatern Tower 6e Holland Mod 2nd Sa Hunting and 1 Sa Insurance 6a Miller ft tux 0 Midway Oaa fta Modeato Irrigation it Mt Whitney Toner tie Natomaa I lev 6a Natomaa I ft 0a Oakdale Irriaatlwe 8 ...1... Ant.

ft Seat do tot be Oakland Transit Sa Omnlbua Cable Co Pac I. ft lat Palace Hold 6a Palmer Union Roiph Navigation 7a triicE 4V call do no-callable 8 ft Val I.y St Sacramento Val Power 6a San joaqnln ft Ser 5a de Serlea I) Sa do Serlea fla SPAS Joaquin Val 5a ft 4 Ky 5 Santa Crua Tort Sierra ft Tower Sa do 2nd Sa 8011th Cal Port Ccm 6s South. Tae Coaat 4a Santh Tnba Water Se Sonthera Cal Rdlaon tie Reutbern Countlea Oaa 5Ha- Standard Rlectric Be Sutter. 84 By Ge Water Solea 6a" CUR tf Went Marramento lat 6a Went Pac Rlgnta 6a Weat Tac ptil Tolo Reclamation 0" Vostaalle Val lly 6 do fU STOCKS. Itaefra Bank of Italy Italian-American Rank Flirt Natl of Oakland Raving and Loan Weill Kaico Nay Bank Cement Pacific Tortlaod Rlveralde Torlland Santa Cm Portland Standard Tortlanil Insurance Calif State Life FlremcD'a Firod rlcbta Vulcan Fire West Coai Utt loa Western Stntea l.iie Title loa ft tity 8nf Alameda Caiamba l''(l 1 Calainba com F.aa Kocar Plantation Honolulu tlcBryde Sugar Oil Cariboo Claremont Consolidated Oil Pel Hey Honolulu ft ft.

National Tacit je Palruer T'tiionpfd do common Pinal I tome Standard Mil of Cal Cnloo Ol! of lrlawan MiaceHaneooa Atlantic ft Tae Calif 4'Atmu Mill pfd, Oallf Cottoa MUU com Calif Wine' pfd do common Pollnr Co Knuela Copper Kngela Uigbt Bo-iiii pfd. Fageol Motor (ilobe Mill and tiraa Goodyear pfd Ot Weat Power pfd Holland 'Land Vaocot Copper Mataoa Na Ca MiiTway oaa pfd Oa com Moorhead Lab National Radio Natomaa Ld and Dey Noble Mectrle Steel Orphenm Theater Owl Pnig pfd or 1 I'rng com Pac Cotton Vila Poulaen irrleaa tirt-water Be Title In, and Guar. intern Meat Co. Wert, Pac pfd" (igooimjn 000 fcngel CIuer 14 ....101 103 SoVi 05 OH 85 100 101' 107 175 75 i oa 90'a WTa 97 92 05 ....1004 ....101 044 SO IKtj 1S 00 02 75 lim 77 101 100 kd 100 04 14 101 1,, 1004 K5 ii4 ion 100 oats 70 OS SI Oil 07 no 14 ot 25 (15 3 1014 tin 7S eo MS iifc EO lli ..110 2o t00 ..175 ftO'4 09 7d 73 11 it 1 17S SO 774 80S' ii He 2lc mi iv, 15c file 'it 8214 0 2 ti me 41 DO 42i Si 14 Sli4 07H .100 1(10 2.S0 io 094 100 47 SOe .....410 32 Vie mh 17c iiie luc-. 1SV4 ii i Ok 19 1W l6i 250 BIS tot 4 MINING CLOS1NO OU0TATI0NS.

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1 Kcrnii 1 10 Kevwtijne 40IKni 20 II! Libert 01 0 iiLnrkc Boy fir. 01 Mnrnf K4! Midway t) 20. 2liMnhawk 0:1 OIIMyra Oil 10' 1 Ptlde It 151 North Pit 13 OR OS 17 0.1 11 01 14 Oil Oil is 0 vo 05 04 10 -07 IS 01 04 IK 04- OS 17 on 10 05 05 1)7 05 10 00 07 4 15 OA JO 15 00 01 111 vide IS l4Nortliwet Divide Kit 1.7214 1.7ri!Ouofutof Dlrlile Jr 05 flHiPay Ulylda PlciilToa 6.07V, 6.10; Rand Dividend t'W, Kaat Pltlde. Kant I Ex It- 03 flit SI SO 01 11 01! 07 04 0 IL'Rerert 45 i OtlRonettA 14 04lHoyal 07 mu mr 17 fl7mllr King 14 O'lSmugglcr OH 110 sunbeam. OS 041 4rndicte 05 WTUomnoa IS Oo'Trllby (HI Victory 20 01! Wl PJIrlde.

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t'r. 8.TOI Roeh Merg Tlol. OOlRoiiiid Mt Sfl 97 id Fair Mt fiO 03 'tHOI Mll'l llaekberry Mayflower Mineral Bell Kernel If. 1.03 1.70 03 Simon 8 K. Yer Cop 02 i f'al'forata.

0 Eurota ..1.95 2.00! Mt Kint OS AHlONA. a. Oatme" nsirlrt. lOlNeilie 02jOat. Comb oiinnt.

Si Star. Arico Gold Ml Henry li Boy fiono N' Mar 05 Ot 02 XIMIalO SALES. 10.10 07 05 05 03 1000 Kewue I loim ApeJ 8.V1O Helcher Y.x IcmiO lien Hur suno lien Hur 171 If) Operator 0i ai not 101 Keno rMiO Sunbeam 20t Todo PlT.S.l I0 fine 700 1000 2000 S'lfiO Toon PIt.6.07A T- PlTldend. 9 4iyo Hen Hur ill DlTldend Haabrouck Hasbrouck llaabroack Haabrouek 4m Bronithr P. Hronshr P.

IhiiO Hrraiehr XlOO Butte IfinO Chariot Jfwaii CWarint SOoO Cbar'ot lotifl 10tiO Went. THt OS O-ackerJack. O11I lOo C.oldr M. 14 ''OO Ooldf nT. 10v Pivllj City Div Illy Eit.t.7i flilO Orandma Kiten.l.TOl- 200 Beat Belch 41100 Tir Extn.

1.72X1 VKei Bet Belch Oiant Ooneordla 411OO Oold Dl 04! 3000 Concordia C. fiflo Gold R1I ICO Viralnla. 4.4i irviifl High 1W 0 K-co Mexican 66 UK) Ilorncahoa 1:11 fvio Nevada 10 1i0 Hull City 0l Tnlon Con I 10HO Keraick 101 200-Fnreka lomio Mohawk Ool lone rneka Or. .4.50 6O1O Mrra Wt iOO Cen Eureka.1.90 500O Myra lfti Oil. QUOTATIONS.

Cnrilion 2.25 Vt Pet. SO noremont ...850 Am Oil C.1.75 Jnnrthtn H5 0 Oil Natl Tac 1 101 do pfd 43 DO SUGAR PRICES NPir Sugar unchanged. 500 Engela Copper .2.774 4co llunololu (ii O'n Honolulu oil lTt 100O Honolulu oil lljO Western Tatlflc 234 SniK Moorhead sue IO) Orpheuin 10 iM l'linlnea 6 jiai I'oulsen 4(an Pnhner pfd R'e 30 'l Wine com fl liiinohiln llnnlathiu -0 VO Honolulu I'lantatioo DIES OX F. TRAIV. LOS AXGkIkS, Nov.

6. Dornle Grandahl. Portland, died on board a Southern Pacific train near here last nUlrlr'Whilo en route from Bun Bernardino to Portland. a.