Oil shares held relatively firm de
spite further readjustments in crude
#Jil prices. California Petroleum up
points, was the outstanding
feature, buying of this issue being
based on an unusually large increase
fn earnings in the first nine months
fef this year.
Railroad shares continued to lag !
behind the Industrials although
there were a few strong spots,
giotably Jersey Central, which Jumped
V points and Delaware and Hudson,
•which climbed 2^. Soo, which has
been heavy lately, dropped to a new
Sow record for the year.
Foreign exchanges reacted sharply
fen news of the monarchistlc upris
ing in Bavaria, but made partial re
covery later on the announcement
that the revolt had been suppressed.
X>emand sterling fell below 34.40 to
it new low record for the year, an
overnight drop of 8ft cents and
>*Vdnch V francs dropped 7 points to j
cents. The Scandinavian is
also were heavy.
*, Call money opened at 5 per cent.
Cropped to 4*4 and then advanced
to 5 again. The time money market
%vas again quiet with rates quoted at
6 and 5*4 cents depending upoii ma
turity.
Commercial was moderately active
$ Per cent with some names
Commanding 6*4 per cent.
LIVESTOCK
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Nov. 9.—Cattle:
Receipts, 300; dull, heavy steers, $8.00®
8.60; beef steers. 54® 8; heifers. $4®*.
cows. |2@5.60; feeders. $4.50©6.60,
•tockers, $2.o0@6.
Hogs: Receipts, 3,800; steady; 200
founds up, $7.40; 165 to 200 pounds, $7;
25 to 165 pounds, $6.2 6; pigs, 120
pt*4*da down, $5.25; throwouts, $6.75
dowtn.
9i*beeP: Receipts. 200; steady; lambs.
CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 9.—Hogs: Re
C^lpta, 7,000; active, steady to 15c higher,
medium, $7; pigs and lights. $4®6.75.
Cattle: Receipts, 700; good butchers
•ready; others low, calves dull. 60c i
higher, $3® 11.80
Sheep: Receipts. 800; steady; Iambs
•teady.
