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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
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STATE BANKS SHOW
BIG GAINS IN YEAR
Individual Deposits Reach
the Grand Total of
$561,921,649
Increases Over Same Period
of 1912 Shown Through
out California
An excellent "barometer of the finan
cial condition of the ■tat« la afforded
by the abstract of the reports of con
dition of 648 state banks of California
as of June <. 1913, completed yester
day by the state banking: department.
The figures given show decided gains
in resources, surplus? undivided profits
and deposit.-* over the corresponding pe
riod In 1912. : ":,•*-?? :■-
The fall already has shown the gains
by state banks in San Francisco, but
increases in Lite year were general
throughout the state. The grand total
of Individual deposits in 1813 was $561,
--1*94.36. as against $522,945, for
1912. State and municipal deposits in
1913 were $19,031,911.31 and in 191- they
were $13,523,43 :
The gain in combined deposits was
J44.454.395.20. The gain in combined
resources was $30,964,722.53. The gain
in combined surplus was $1,592,340.74.
The gain in combined undivided profits
was $390,093.26.
Total combined cash on hand June 4,
1913. was $26,934, 8 OS. 68, as compared
with $24,199,035.45 on hand June 14,
1912. The total value of bank prem
ises was increased from $23,907,717.86
In 1912/ to 3,748.66 10 1913. The
grand total of capital stock In 1913 is
$62.665,593.96, an Increase of about
$2,000,000 over 1912.
Excluding Los Angeles, Oakland Sac
ramento, San Diego and Stockton, the
total resources and liabilities of state
banks in San Francisco exceed the total
for the remainder of the state by more
than $65,000,000 and the individual de
posits here are about $71,500,000
greater, though the paid up capital in
San Francisco banks is nearly $9,000,
--000 less than in the country banks.
The 36 state banks and branches in
Pan Francisco show a gain in individ
ual deposits of $6,300,707.30 in . the
year. The 38 banks and branches In
-i Los Angeles show a gain of $7,30.5,
--617.10. The 18 banks and branches in
Oakland show a gain of $2,949,245.92.
The-ll banks of Sacramento gamed
$2,306,767.22. The seven banks of San
Diego gained $1,393,126.49. The six
banks of Stockton gained $652,507.53.
The 432 banks of the remainder of
the state gained $8,968,645.74).
Stockton with its seven banks ranks
fifth In resources and. deposits and
fourth in individual profits. Oakland
is an easy third to San Francisco and
Los Angeles throughout the list.
The 548 state banks include 86
branches, 146 commercial banks, 136
savings banks, six trust companies and
J*''", departmental banks.
Some of the more important figures
follow:
(Total Reve-I \
lyocation. J mtes and Undivided Individual
I Liabilities. Profits. Deposit*.
Ran Fran....]$270.SS5,4Sl $5,208,436 876,162
l/>s Angeles. I 129,639,788 2,652.755 .109,375,570
Oakland 60,345,682 943.843 42,075,427
Sacramento. 18.488.483 488,609 14,513,671
San Diego... 13.391,458 271,265 10.743.901
Stockton ... 17.292.229 654,629 13.12S.S49
Rest of state 205,817,237 6.129,213 150.208,120
Whole state 705,871.341 16.148,7941 561.921,694
State In 1812] 686.998.610 14,738,701 532,951.777
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COTTON CROP DOUBLES
According to information received
by the Southern Pacific company in
this city yesterday the cotton crop
in this state this year will more than
double that of 1912. the value of which:
wig $3,000,000. While California acre
age in cotton is but 14,000 acres as
compared with 35.022,000 acres jin the
whole country, that is 55 per cent more
thin the state planted to cotton last
'ear and the condition of the crop is
.'.-> as compared with 81.S for the
whole crop.
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INCREASED SUGAR YIELD; ■-•-- 7
Reports received in the financial dis
trict indicate that the sugar beet
yield is going: to be heavier this year
than last by 15 to 25 per cent. Grange
county factories will cut no less than
290,000 tons of this product, and farm
ers will receive $1,750,000 or more for
the season's output.
The Santa Ana Co-operative Sugar
company and the Southern California
Sugar company, will begin their cam
paigns about the middle of August: The
Santa Ana Co-operative field men re
port all that factory's acreage in good
condition. The factory will cut beets
from between 10,000 and 13.006 acres
this year, about double last year's acre
aire.
The Southern California Sugar com
pany finds the fields contracted with it
in good condition, and prospects for
heavy yields are encouraging. This
plant has a large share of its 8,500
acres located in the rich lowlands
where the average yield is the highest
In the United States.
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.1. G. "WHITE DIVIDENDS
.1. G. "White & Co. Inc. has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of L%?
per cent on the preferred stock, pay
able August 1. to stock of record
.Tuly 21. .1. G. White Management cor
poration has declared an initial divi
dend at the rate of 7 per cent per an
num for the five months ending June
no. 1913, on the preferred stock, pay
able September 1. to stock of record
August 20. J. . <;. White Engineering
corporation has declared an initial div
idend at the rate of 7 per cent per an
num for the five months ending June
30 on its preferred stock, payable Sep
tember 1, to stock of record August 20.
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SACRAMENTO ROAD 'BONDS.
D. W. Ross, chairman of the Sacra
mento valley west side counties' state
highway committee. Stale Treasurer
E. D. Roberts and J. 11.-Stevens, vice
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XEAV YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
XEW YORK COTTOX EXCHAXGE7
CHICAGO B(IAItl) OF TRADE
HE STOCK AND BOXI) EXCHANGE
SAX FRANCISCO
MAIN OFFICE*
'..■■'*■ "■lllls Building., San Francisco
, BRAXCH OFFICES—Loa- Ancele-,
fan Illfso, Coronado Beach, Portland,
Ore.! Seattle, AVasb.; Vancouver,. B. C.
Private Wire, Chicago. Xew -York. '"• g
LF. HUTTON & CO.
490 California St. Tel. Dousloa 2487
St. Francis Hotel. Tel. Douglas 3*lS'_
Members New York Stock exchange
BONDS
ANQLO AND LONDON
PARIS NATIONAL BANK
SAN FRANCISCO
BOND DEPARTMENT
7 Daalcn Is la vestment Uonia 77 J
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS |
7'B F Hutton A Co 490 "California street.: members "of.-? the* New York Stock
ex'chanee.furnish -the following.list of .bond,and'.stock sales yesterday:
Sales i
iHlchl Low I Bid I Ask
9.500 Amal "Copper..... ,63% 63% 83%] 'MS
;;-*. Amer Beet Sugar. ..... .V... i 21% 22%
...":;-.-. AVoAptd:.y.'t.... :.... A.;as. 70 ! v80" ; ,
3,600 Amer-,Can.-.-.:"..".. !27% 27 27% 2*%
200! Do pM .':... :: : '87% SI% 88% 8.%
1200 Amer Car A I'dry 41% '41% 41 , 42.*
..'..*.:. Do pfd.*.:;.-..:. .:... ,;..-. 1**7%, 100%
- 200 Amer Cotton,Oil.'. 30*1 36; ; 88 s ->«lii
.......I Do pfd...*.;.-..-. :."..". ..... -02% .9. -■■
....... Am II 4 Leatb ....: ..... f% •';,<
........ Do pfd......... ....;...;. 17% 18%
....... !Amer tec Se.'ur .... .I.. ••• ~\. f -'- ■'»
....... lAater Linseed.-... ....'. ..... ' 8% -9*
- 100 Do pfd......... ! 23 23 22% 23
100 Amer Locomotive. ' 28* 28 21 ., -9
300 Do pfd... ".. 100% 108 • MOO 102
lOOlAmer.Malt....... j "8. 8 | .7% *,■»
....... Do pfd......... I ..... ! . ..: 41% 49
.- •too Amer Smlt A Rfg 61% 81% 61% 81%
300. Do:pfd......... 88% 88% .'.':.. .....
....... Amer Snuff : ...150 100-
....... Do pfd....V. .". ..•■.. »-» i'™ , ■
... Amer Sugar...... ..... ..••- 10' W'S
.;..;.. ! Do pfd?.:.:.... ..... ..... "0 118
Amer Si-ad Fndrs ;..V. ....; 26% 27%
700 Amer Tel A Tel.. 126% 128% 126% 126%
?'TOO!Amer Tobacco. ...'2<:8 208 206, 208
...;...{. Do pfd...T.A....... ..... >*-» 1«0j
....;.. (Amer .Woolen.*......... :...., ..16..- 20 :
....... Do pfd....:.*... :.... ..•■- "4% «8
200 Anaconda .......1-32 32 31% .32
lOOIAtlaa 'Coast-Line. 114% 114% 114 1115 A
l,900IAtch Top A S Fe. 95% 95% 88% .95%
■WO Do pfd...;.:..: 96% 86% 96% 96%
900 Baltimore A Ohio 02% 92% 92. 62%
...-;..-.{ Do pfd.......;. ' ..... ..... '"8 \ 0 f
..I Bethlehem Steel.. ..... ..... 27 - -2.%
...V.. Do pfd......... • 65*: ; 67 *.-
i AflolRricl-ra Rap nan. 88% 88% 86%. 88%
lOOjCallf Pel ■■......! 29% I 29% 28% 30%
3.400 Canadian -Pacific. 214% 214 214 214*„
000 ! Chlno Copper 33% I 88 88 33%
l.SOO'Ches 4* Ohio....~ 58% 52% 52% 88
..;.*..; CblC 4. Alton;..*.... .8 9%
....... Chic Gt Western. ..... ..... ' 13 13%
......*. Do-pfd........"..."..'. .'.... 30% 31
lOOChlc 4 N We»:rn 128 128 127 - 128%
800!Cbtc Mil A St P. 102% 102% 102 i 102%
...*...*.) Dopfd..;...'..: .....! ..... 132% 137
.. Central leather.-.-,..;.. ...;. 20% 21'
;..".■.;';].- Do-pfd . ..... ..... ....*.) 88. i 81
Central of X J... .":. ..!27.V,- 1300
....... C C C * St"L... .... .... 40 46
...:... f i Da ■ pfd..."...... .*....' ...*.'. .; .'• • 95
.)Colo 4 Fuel A Iron .......... 88% 27
. ..|do pfd.........I.....;..-.. ..... wo
'Colo Southern..;.!..:.. ..... 88 .1 81
: Do 1st pfd..; 88% 06
......:| Do 2d pfd.:... ...:. ..... 86 65
«_oll4ated Gas. 129% 129*-4 129% 188
2-nOiCoro Products. . .. 9% .< 9%},: 9% 10
180 Do pfd ....... 86%I 85%] 84% 60
ire-- Carpal ' »70 i 80
Del _■ Hudson... ..... ..... 150 1158
...;.;.!D LI W...V.... ..... ..... ;...:395
... JD'.& ItC....... ..... ..... 18% 17
.[ Do pfd.*........ ..... . -25 28
..:.:.. Distillers' Sees... .....j..:.. 12% 14 \
Dili nth S-S 4 A 5% 6 -
...'...-.| Do pfd.....;:..I 10. 12
l.SOOiErie ' 24% 24% 24% 24%
100 . Do 1st pfd.... 37% 37% 37% .38%
. ..(* Do 2.1 ofd. . ..... ..... I 31 - 32%
700'General Electric. 188 • 137 137% 138
1.500 Grt Northern Ore 31% 30 31 81%
400;Crt -Northern pfd 123% 123 ' 123 123%
Illinois Central... Ill * 1118
;..Inspiration V.... ' .*:.'.. ' .....! 14 18
...llnterboro-Metro • 14% US
400 Do pfd.....--. ..".{.55% 54% 55 j 55 %
Inter Met- Marine)..... ' ..... 3% 3%
... Do pfd...:*..... ' ..... ' :.... ?13% 35*%
300 Internatnal Paper 8% . 7% 8% 9%
Do pfd......... ; 88% 38
......*. internatnal Pump ..... ...... "6 1 7%
.......1 Do pfd..... ;.*.;|...".-. ; 22% 23 ■
Iowa Central:....t.::.. ....1 «.- -8%
j Do pfd...:..... ::... ..... ' ,14 is
900 K C Southern.... ' 26% .25% 26. , 26%
..;.:.;! Do pfd......... i ' 56% 58%
Lehigh Valley.. 145% ; 144», 144% 145
lOOILtnett & Meyers 200 200 190 281
. I Do pfd...'.".....|...;...... 108% .115
100 l.orillard Co.. 7. 158 158 15. ../..
....... Do pfd......... ' :......... 1.05 107
.7.7. f. 4 NV... I |.....il'30%131
president of , the Fort Sutter National
bank of Sacramento, the latter, chair
man of. a special state highway finance
committee, -have worked out a plan
whereby they believe the banks of the *
west side of the Sacramento .valley wil
buy sufficient bonds of - the $15.000,000
road issue to ."construct the west side
highway from Sacramento across .Volo
basin and from Benicia to Red-Bluff.
Mr. Stevens will put the plan before
the Sacramento Clearing House asso
ciation and ask for Its approval, It
! contemplates the purchase of bonds -by
j and through the various banks of the
valley. ' ■.."■ - ■---'■•*.
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EUREKA PIPE LINE COMPANY
The Eureka Pipe Line company has
announced its regular quarterly divi
dend of 10 per cent, payable August 1.
to stock: holders of record July 15.. 1 his
indicates that the company will pay 40
pet cent in dividends this year. Its
earnings last year were officially re
ported as $2,618,389, or 52.37 per cent on
the company's capitalization. -At its
present market around $360,- the stock
is yielding 11.11 per cent. -
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PACIFIC LIGHT AND POWER
Pacific Light and Power company has
commenced construction of -its, trans
mission, line from the Big Creek hydro
electrical development, to Los Angeles.
The Big Creek development will be of
150,000 horsepower and the transmis
sion line will be" 248 miles-long, said
jto be-the" longest high tension trans
; mission line yet constructed. The line
will.carry current at 120,000 volts. .At
Lot***"Angeles the current will he dis
tributed to the city systems and also to
the pacific * Electric Railway company
and other utility corporations. *
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OREGON-WASHINGTON.' TELEPHONE
The Oregon-Washington Telephone
company has been organized as a con
solidation of the Home Telephone com
pany of Hood River, Ore., the White
Salmon Valley Telephone company and
the Goldendale Telegraph and Tele
phone company. *- ,
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INVESTMENT BOND MARKET •
A circular letter »to investors issued
by N. W. Halsey & Co. says in part: .
"The highest grade >?bonds are .now
selling at prices which on an average
areas low as any recorded in 1907. The
trend of three of the highest grade New
York savings bank? Issues listed on ; the
Now -York - stock exchange is fairly
representative of the general. course of
quotations: : . . *•
New York eitv 50 year *%_■— Low record No
vember. .1907. 09 ' »: . high :record. .190S-1911,
113%; .low .record June. 101.1. 90%. , ■■.
■7 New York Central railroad general mortgage
3ii.n —Low. record ■ NoTember. 1 1907, Ml; high
record 1908-1911. 95 % ; low record June. * 1913,
82%. a-,- -'yy-AAA . , .'; .--, -■ .-■- :
Union Pacific railroad first mortgage 4s—Tx*w
record NoTember, 1907. 03: high record • 1908
--1911. 104* 1 ;; low record June. 1913.' 95. ?
"The successful passing of the 'July
1 settlements -has apparently brought
much greater, confidence' and -an'easier
feeling In the ■•' security L markets.?i; At
the same time, the large disbursements
of interest and dividends ,- have put
investors in funds for use in a-field
which must delight, the heart of the
most exacting bargain c hunter. • Dis
regarding semispeculative bond issues
which Intrinsically should be considered
more on the? basis of a stocks; than a
bond investment, and?. confining our
selves strictly to trust. fund »bonds
which we can recommend to. our most
conservative clients, we classify the ex
ceptionally: attractive bond opportuni
ties in the; California investment mar
ket at the present time fas follows:
1. Municipal or school district Issues, pur
chasable, to yield : *"> per cent on the -Investment,*
tax free, ..AL. . A . .-'--' ;."*' : tv-'-;
S*3 2, Underlying, closed mortgage public, utility
Issues, obtainable from three to six points under ;
their normal market prices. ■"'- "■*"■ Ay"
3.. Well established -and thoroughly safe -open
mortgage public utility Issues, new obtainable to |
yield 0 per 'cent or more on the Investment, tax ■
free. ' . - --."■■" S'A. aa:. :,"'-■.- r *' ;
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LOCAL BANK' CLEARINGS
San Francisco bank "clearings7^or
July'B, as reported by the? San Fran
' .sco clearing house association,"; were
| $11,165,058.90 -•-:->
" Xew,York Money Market A «?.
NEW; YORK,- July B.—Alone/"on call steady
; at-2, to '2%. per. cent:; last loan. 2'i per cent: |
closing, bid. 2 per cent: offered. at 2*4.per cent.'
Time loans, - Irregular: 99 ; days,- 2" 4 1t.'' per
{cent »nd -90 Jay*. 4ra4"!<2 pet 'cent; ..six months,
1 5 ! -. '•/ G per cent. .. ' ~y. ■.-■ ...'77A',i"::A..A ? ,-■ .-,.........
j Prime mercantile- paper. G per rent. - • .
j ; Sterling exchange.: steady." with• actual'business
1 In bankers' bills at $4-9326 for 00 day bills and
'at $4.8685 for demand. - •■ • . • -V » »■*■ "
- Commercial bill-.. $4.82"54."' *■ •*"- .7* ''*'"
.'Bar silver. 58% c.? . .'. 7
~* Mexican dollars,»4Sc. ' • . A" .',
.'. OoTcrnment;' bonds, heavy; railroad 'bonds,- Ir
| regular. . *.; ?"..'' ''■ - :L, ~-A7.y './■'.""-.".? ~ ;
: Loans. Exchange and Silver,
•Commercial ? paper....... v.. uttC per rent
Loans on real; estate .... 5. .'... 6 % (fi. 6»-J'- per * cent
Sterling exchange, 00 days:..*.. -SJM.B3% Ay y,
sterling .-.ii nance, demand..... — W4. S7
'Sterling exchange, cables......r~(j'-j4.BS»
New-York exchange.' sight.'. .*.: — (it .01 '
New-York exchange, telegraphic —<J3i'~.03 - .*.
1 Hongkong exchange, sight s::-.;~-(di .47.80 ,
(Hongkong-exchange. telegraphic —•."""£? .47.92}_■•;■■'<
; New York stiver. per.ounce.-... —3 ,S_4| •>■■«'.■;
'■; London silver, per ..tine ..*... .*•— (a 2*5 13-16 d' " :
y- <<»\TIN FATAL .
j Nbit A ork on Paris....;:,".- A.'......'".'.'.. ';-.,=► 1 I*'»
New York 'on 'Mexico.....'.'..':. .".-*..". ry.Ss' '.' i
I Berlin on L0nd0n..........;.-..-.-,. ;.V.V.i2o?<B *':/■.
J Paris ! on L0nd0n.....'................*..■ 25.24*4'
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1913.
Sales I
STOCKS
lllljthl Loir,j"Bid I Ask
.VV-IMackay ■•*".-. .'.'.-;. A. I 77777 '.SS.: 77 : ' J 89.;:
......: j Do pfd......... I ..... : ..... ' 0* ! OS : :
..*l,000|Meiican-Central.-. 12% 12-- : 12% "12%
. lOOl.MexIcan Pet ..Vi 53% 59% 63% 60%
..:."... Mluu Jt.St L..;.. , ..... : ..... 14% 10
.:.....( -Do?pfd .*.....*. • ..... ' .':.;. SB M t
■ '"-'* 380 M St l"& S S M. 122% 122% 121% 122%
.....:.| Da pfd..-...:... ..... ;.... 132 137
400 Mo Kan A Tex.. 21- I 20% 20%I -*V
200 Do pfd ........ 58 I 57 50% j 57
' 200 Miami---Copper.V 28% 20% 20% 28%
* 1.000 Missouri Pacific.'". $0*4 : 29*4 .23% 99%
....... National Enamel. ...v. ..... 18% 12;
-.-.*::.-.. National Lead.... ! *: 45 47
.:. ! Do pfd :...:.". ! .'.:*.. ..... 105% 107%
....'... XatlOuaIvBIscult.7 .'.... .SSA. 1110% 115 -
....... i Do pfd..*.:.... : ..vr. ...:. 118% 119%
200 Nevada*Cons.:;;-. ! :i4% -14% 14 : j -14%
....... -N.-Y Air Brake.*. ...:'. ..... 86 | 03
,1,100 NY Central..... i 97% 97: I 96% 97%
.'".-1.000 Y X ;fl AHA. 101% : 101% 101 1101%
....:. S out « W... *-*.... ..... I 28%! 23
;■ 1.000 Norfolk. * West. . 103 ' 1182% 102% 103 *
.....;. ! -Dopfd...;..... ..... | ..:.. ! 80 I 85 "
...... iNorth American.. .;.*.. .'..*.. Of* 67
• 7,100 Northern Pacific.. 107% 107% 107% 107%
......*. Omaha ; ..... I ..;.. ..... 116 130',:
.....n- Do pfd ........ I .-.:.. ....: 130 unA
100.Pa.*lflc Mall..*... ; 15% 18% 18% 19
... Pac Tel & Tel... ..... ■ .::.. ! -27% 28
3,400 Pen It It Co...; 111% 110% ill-. (111%
A-. 100 People's »5as.::.. Ill 111 110 I 111 ■
.....V Pittsburg Coal... ..... ..... 18% 16
..' ; : Do pfd .'....... ; 74'..! 70
......; PC C * St I.. . .; ..... ...:. 88% S3
....... i '.'■.■ Do pfd;..?;.... ' ..... ...;. I 88 118 ;
....... Pressel Steel Car. ..... ."... 22% 23%
.....A. ! -Do pfd ........ .....!..... i 91 I 83
' ■ 000 Ray Cons...;:.;. , .16% 16% .]«% 18%
■-■ 100 Ry Steel Springs. : 24 i 24 23% I -24 ./
.....-..- Do pfd":....... ..... ' . 91 ! 93
21,200 Reading ..'..:..-. 158% 155% 158 : 158%
....... ! Do 1st pfd..... I ..... ..... i SO - | 90
......% I Do. 2d pfd..... ! ...:. - ..... ' 84 ! 04
....... I Republic S A I.. S..:. ..■■■ j 18%' 18%
"—2001 ■; Do pfd :.....;. > 76% I 76% 70% 78-.
....... 'Rock Island Co.! .'...'...... 14% I -1.*"
100; Do pfd ........ I 24 V -4*'4 23% 24%
... Run-ley ..... ! ..... . I 15 18
....... Do pfd":.. -....*. ..... 37 * 38
300!Seats-Roebuck ... 103 . 162 } 164 183
; • 100 SIos* S -S & I...'. .23" I 2:* 22 28
......-; ! Do pfd -...".;:':. | .. r.;!...;. 88 86
....'..; 'St I, & SF 1st pfd 1 ..... ..... 18%! 18%
."■"-- 100! Do 2d pfd..... ! • 8% «%l « I 7
■ *-.200 St 1. A S W...V. i 20% 20 I 20 26%
100! " Do pfd ......;; : 05% 85%! «4 | 06
3.400'Sotttbeiti Pacific ,| 92% 92% 92% 92%
. ..(Southern Railway ..;'.. .:... 20% I 21-
...*.V*.i Do pfd ;......;.......;. 73 '74
• SOOjTennessee: Copper. 2S% 27% 27% 28.;
•?;..'.-.:jTesa« Oil ....... ..... ' ..... MB 109
SOOfTetaa Pacific 14 14- 14. 14%
Third Ave ... t. St 51%
....... Toledo St L &:W ..... ..... ' .7 9
A..S... ! -Do pfd....... ....: ' 21
.Twin City. I! T ...;. 102- 103%
.-.'. .-■;-.-; ! Union R A P.. ?.-.!. ...:1..... 4% ,4%
21.000!Union Pacific ... 140's 144% 144% 144%
'. ..( Do pfd ....... ..... ! ..... 81% 81%
2081 United Rys Inv ..IS. 17%! 17 18
200 Do pfd :....... 33% 33% $1 % 32%
...IU S. Cast lion P ..... ' .9% 13
';*. » Do pfd».;..... ..... ..... ! 47% 48%
:■; U S Rubber .... ' ..... ..... 00% 01%
300 Do 1st pfd .... 104% 104 103% 105
: Do 2d pfd.... ! ..;.. I ..... I 70 I 92
22.900 s Steel Cor... I 52% 81% 62' I 62%
, 1.2001 : Do pfd .....*.: 104% 104% 104% 184%
1.200 Utah, Copper 41% 41% 41% 41%
. 100 Car ; Chem..... ! 23 .23 23 23%
.;..... I Do pfd ".'.'. ..:.? ..... 95 98
ioolW*bash ......... .2% . 2% 2% 2%
300' Do pfd ... i 0% 0% 6% 0%
.....v;|Well8 Fargo Ex . SSL.: ..... 110 118
... [Western Union .: ..... .;... 80%] 61%
......'.(Western Maryland ..... . j 35% 38
...:.'.:) Do pfd ....*... ' ..... ..... 51 I 5.8
TOO! Wotinghouse .... 57. i 58 , ' 30% 67 .
...-.?. W &-LE ...... ' ...':: :.'... 4% 5 '"'
....... -Do. 1st pfd ..*.. ! ..... ! ..... 13 j 18 '
..."•V "Do 2d pfd -.*.;. ! ..... | ...*.. 6%! 8%
... Wisconsin .Central :..:. ..... 44 ' 150
. 300 Wool worth '.;.... 80 ! 85 * | 84 ! 85 ,
131.100 total shares sold. . A ■,
I ■_; V •
•ii"
M
■.'■.'...!
122%
J-20%;
| J>i New York Bonds
U-'S ref 2s reg... 99 ... ! Japan 4'_s ■•'.'...... 80**4
'- bo coupon .... 9!) j Kan CitT So ref 5s 00
Do Bs:reg.. Ui2V_jL Shore "del) 45.L9.il 90?;
coupon t ;...*.102v a L.&J.N. unified 7 4». 92" 8
71>0?4s 5 reg:.....1128i M. X-& Tex Ist 45.90U
Do coupon- ~..112%| Do-gen 4%5...: 79
Panama .",s coupon. 102 ,Mo Paciflc 45....; 04,
A! dial Ist 5s ctfa 40 I Do cv 55....... Ml '
Amer Agrlcul ss. 97 < NX of Alex 4->_s. 77>i
Amer Ti-T <v 4s. 89>i N V '" gen BVa**.- 80
Amer Tobacco 65. 119 | Do deb 45...... 88
Armour .4Hb.:.. Bt%jNY,NBUk II cv 3VsS 75",;
Atchison gen 4s. . 93% Nor &,W Ist con 4s 98%
Do ct4i, 1960.. K*J4 Do cv 45....... 1021._
Do cv 55.......100 Nor Pacific 4s 91"g
Allan ; C L Ist '4s. S7*_ Do .Is .........03%
Bait A Ohio 45.. 91*-, OS Line rfdg.4s,*B7%
' Do 3V4» ..:".*.... 00% Pa cv 3' a s, 1915.. 69%
Brooklyn Tr cv 4s 82}_ Pa "con 45..;..... o*''-«
Central' of <*a ."'■s.lo2' 1 4i Beading gen" 45... 94 >_
■"■•tit Leather ,65.. 9:* St LAS Ffg 45.-o"i_
Cbes '-A* Ohio • 55.. •94 | Do I gen 5s "351*4
- Do con 4»_s .79=; St L S W con-45..7r, -
''til 4 Alton 3%*. 50»_ Seaboard AL adj 6s 71
C, B A *4 Joint 4s 93% So > Pacific col 45.. S9V,
** Do.'gen, 45..;?.. 91% -Do cv 45... '.'....' Ho^
C.Alt StP. cv 4'.5.101>4l Do Ist ref 45.. Kfu,
C.RI* Pae col 4s. 53V.iSo Hallway j ss. .101%
. Dovref 45....v. 79 •:, I Do gen -4»...... 73
Pol So r&ext 4 l v s. 811 ! Union Pacific 4s. n.M,
Del & Hud ct 4s. 96% | Do cv-45....... 90 -
Den A 80. ref .V. 69 . Do Ist A ret 4s. 92%
Distillers. 56% C S Rubber Ms 100%
£rie prior lien 83% 17 S Steel 2d 55.. 98%
.Do:gen 45.... .v 70 Va' Car' Chem os.. »0* 2
-Do cv 4s, ser.B. 60% Wabash lstftcxt 4s TO
111-Cen Ist ref 4s. 90 Westers Md 45... 75 '
Int"-Met 4%i . .:7«**;'Westing'El cv ss. 88 /
IntiAler,,Alar 4%a56~% Wis Central 45.... 85
j New York Mining Stocks !
♦— — — '—TS- ____ +.
Com Tunnel stock:. 08' Little Chief ...... OS
Com Tunnel bonds.' 03 Mexican ........... ?6S
Con Va Mln Co.. 13 Ontario ........... 2.00
Iron Silver ...... 1.00 Ophir ............. 15
Leadvllle, Con ... 08] Yellow: .racket .*... 15
| New York Curb Stocks I
(From L. F. Hutton A Co.'s private wire!*.
NEW YORK,; July B.—Prices were generally
easier on the curb today and business was small.
North Star.was.the most active .Issue, showing
considerable strength. - ■>.■..
'••..'- Bid. Ask.] - ; ..•-'.■" Bid. a
Alaska ...... 17"", 17°:Mi7.pali Ex .. ISO .***£
Anglo Oil .. 19 =19<_ Montg-Sho..'.-. 01 0 <
■elmoiil .... 6%: 0% Nev Hills* 7 ... 90 9*
Br Am Toi,. 'z\% 22 >*lptssing ;...-;'. 8% ■■■.&%
Braden Coppr 9% 6% Ohio Copper. .9-16 11-516
- Do Os ...132 140 . Pac GAE com 41 .42-
British Col.. ;2% 2% Do pfd "S4 87
Butte- ATS V *5i 1 . Snn Toy, .... 20 21
Chi -Subway.. 2 - 3% [Sioux .'Con .. 2 4
Cluett-Peabdy.4o .60 IS W Miami.. 5 ."" 7?
■Do pfd ... ,80 90. So rtah ....3-16 5-16
Colorado-.... 14 17 (Standard Oil,
Con Ariz ... %y % ex subs . ... '.363 335
Davis, Daly.. 1% L 2% Do Cal. ....170 172
Dolores-:..-.. 2 4 j ]> 0 ]»,] ..7.320 329
El Kayo I 2I Do Kansa s.: 3o3 7 815 I
Ely Con .;...; 8 10 Stewart,.... 5.1% 19-16
El Paso .... 2% 3% Tobacco Prod. 100 120.
Emerson*..... 26 ,33, < Dopfd .... 82 88
Do pfd?... 80 90 Ton.of Nev.. 4.-, 4**;
i First Nat ... 1% 1% Ton Exten 7.-' 2% 72%
Fraction .... 3 7, Ton Merger... 61 82
Florence i.... SO 33 .TH - Bullion... -%-. %
Giroux-......- 1*> 8 ' 1% Tuolumne .I 9 16il1-J<;
Gld Daisy .3 6 lire Clg Stores So', 80*4
;'ld Belmont.,: 8 " 5* United Copper — . ii
Greene > Can... 6% 6 Do nfd .... .3' Ao'
Hallinger ... 16 ,17 IT S' Light... ' B>4"'9
Halifax*;'.,.. 1% -1% West Pac By. 6". fi
Iron Blossom. 12." 183 1., Do os ..... 7514 77
Int Rubber ..8 •10 West Pow pfd 4.1 -"48
Jim.Butler... ,71 ' 7.1 ■Do com ... 10 18' '
Jumbo, Ex-..? 11 12 i WestiEnd... 1% i%
Kerr Lake* .. 3% -3% \ Wettlaufer *.. 13' 15'
Keystone ; .... IVi \\ Willys ' Overld BO 60
I.a .Rose, ■". ... -2% 2% ■■■■ Do. pfd ■.. ;-.-• 80 90 .
Lehigh-Coal. 19." [Yukon ..*.....: 2«i"2u
Manbat Shirt 50 70? 'Prairie Oil 300 30,
Dopfd ... 98 102 ■ Atlantic . .800 floo
Man- Tran.l 9-16 1 11-16 Vacuum ..... 170* ISO
Marconi .....; 3% 4% Swastika ...... 79.
Mason-Val .'*.- s*. .' « Cont .Oil .. .198 *. 20.1
Mays-Oil ... 20 22 Gld Con ...1 11-16 1«
MoKlnley D.. 1% 1 11-16 Con Copper .. . 21-1-4
Miami *Os -.. *. 168 - 170 A Utah > Sec ... 16 v• 18
Mines of 3Am 2? 8 r2% l Do; notes .. 76'_ 79-
Montana Ton. "'] • .1% -v- --..'•
Boston Stocks
---, (From B. F. Hutton A Co.'s private?' wire ) ■--'
"-BOSTON. Joly ".■ B.—The - market 7 was i a dull
affair in ». the early I session. Initial prices were
a shade below yesterday's closing levels,!' Alaska
Gold has-- receded a ;point ■■; sinceryesterdav"on
very : quiet trading*.'«.'• Afternoon : market * was'very
Unlet*. but the undertone was good -
.... ', -- ; Bid. At*! ; ? Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. 1 % Ifiphannon '..:.. n-\ 7 ■
Allouez"."-:'.*.'..*' 31". ;32 i [Santa fe .... 13 * 114
Arcadian .... IV i lUil.nited Shoe.. 44'^?45i,:
Ar!_;Com .. 2 l _ 2 T ,s| -De pfd .... 2714-28 x
Alaska-.... 17'", 1754 JSnper.& Post. 2 2_*
A -Vi.... .'■ '• -'S3 Vi 2* Super 7 Copper. 28* 24%
'< -.Do pfd-'. •.■.'♦ 17 18" [TaoMracb -..?. ? ■'(-,<. ' ■■-
Balaklaln-;.:. l%"1% Trlnltvi...... ■}i_~_i?'
<al { & Ariz.. .M»'- 5»V_ U:- S,.Mining.';. 34*-, 3:,
Cal *■ &"-Heela.4l**. 420 j •..Do pfd- .vs;'< 40? -'4«a:
centennial .11 '-' 12 IIT tab*. Apex.'-;.-'- l*i >\Wy
Copper' Rauge 40 "S 404!l"<**li Con ... ft '-. 7 n."i
I»alv West... ■■-. 2% '. — *■■ (Victoria .... A 9»i X o;j '*
Fast Butte... 10-.- 10% Wolverine ... 43V5? '4414
Franklin..'..." 5 s%] Wyandotte ? L". or. ~. 90S
Granny f.*."....M*;4 55 I Winona ....... 1'« 1.14
Hany-ck -' .... 13 •■ K.'ilGreene Can... ; .Vi "l?fi'*
Helvetia .... SO '. *«0 * (5 iroux ? ....... lii : 11.,
isle Royale.. is . 39 .[Ray Cm ;... it;i, ic,**"
Indiana,";..-.. ."*•. .6% Aygoniah .... 11* ill
Kerr Lake ..:* 3% ' 3% Bos & ; Maine.- MU ~*.
Keweenaw. .'.' '1 % ,2;: Boa A Albany.lo7l4,3oo'•*;?
Lake' Copper."' 7% , 8 I Bos :Klov'v,7. ? R7'*> gst
I.a Salle :-..: 3% — [United Fruit., 132*2
Mast '.On -....- 2% ;3 ' igwiff ........ 104) Jio.-It
Midi :Mln -AS I . H4|»*ld * Colony .. *»% ;;i s
Mohawk .... 44 ■, 44 '. {Mayflower ... c, 1, 7
North? Butte. 24 ; , 24*14 Zinc....'.... .^isi;?ifij'
NeviCon- 5 :. .'l4 141,'nntte & Super 2' , \ 5 .3 '-
North l_lke.. ~*• 1 a*,*.;. -2% Island . Creek.. 47.40
Old IV-tnlnion 4» 45 7 Po'nfd .... 70 '..-■ SOU
Osceola T4'j T'i'.. I' X jftU 17
Ojlbway fiT ST. 'B N t>i* 0g
Quincy 37 58 |
SUMMARY OF;
THE MARKETS*
Xew York "stock market dull and
;.".-. featureless. - .-'•.' '.AS '■ ' •' '-'
Boston copper share .'.- Hat ~ prac
tically lifeless.- '"•-•-' r -■ ■"
Cotton - futures J score small -pains
'•'horn short covering. .-.». - •■-■ •-,"" -''-
Local -i securities 7 market showing
'-^moreit6ne, % .<-,"' , i.;.-.-'"" ; :.--.v .•.■'.' '■"■..- •■ ■
Tonopah shores still lead mining
■A: •'• Mock trade. :. '■',"
Heavy *. ling pressure weaken*
A wheat In 5 Chicago.
Coarse grains follow the big cereal
-.down.-*..:'-•--'■'■.'• *:■'-■?
Cash wheat quiet" and unchanged
\. locally. Arrrf ■•..;■.',.■" '. - *'-' : ?'
--"-"pot barley -firm and s©c a "ton:
?--.-■ higher. ;;>---:■■ ■ ■■"*■• .
Advance *. In December barley op
'< tion halted. \7? *? '•■""■ i"
Hay dealers report a dull and
weak market. ; -.■'
Butter firmer with extras, quoted
higher. - ...
Kbks rule firm at unchanged quo
> tations.
Brisk - local demand for choice
,< fruits. .-: z:
1/lttle : change In the dried fruit
•'..■ situation. 7" T-. \ .
Mffbt receipts hold poultry mar-'
* ket Arm. ':•■•
Live and .dressed .".- hogs quoted
'/higher.?'""..'
Mining Stocks
• The" market for Nevada mining stocks had a
mixed .tone?-yesterday,*, some .of,.the-- Tonopsbs
being I active « "and i firm, while the? Goldflelds i re
mained * dull.?andithe' Coinstooks ;■ were i generally
weak. Business , was merely of , fair proportions
at all .three sessions of the Bush street exchange,
and. •-.. while", the Tonopah ;i Issues seemed •'- to sbe
monopolizing the time and" attention of trailers,
there were more weak spots than 'firm '■, ones In
that part of the list. --■ > < :
■ North Star- was .'the firm feature of the day,
advancing to-.06c ion brisk buying that followed
a* dull; and rather easy opening. -The advance
was ; not; fully maintained, for the sale of ? 1.000
shares .put; the ;■ price back to »93c In; the ' after
noon. A * Rescue * Eflla < was 7 moderately '■< activef and
one point higher, and; Monarch Pittsburg Exten
sions was; bought in good sized j blocks atl4@lsc. :
Midway,": Tonopah Merger. Jim j Butler and I West
Bad [were unchanged ■to slightly lower, : with the
Mercer i exhibiting-* unmistakable evidences ;■ of
weakness at the afternoon session. ■' Belmont was
traded to the ; extent fof 700 shares at $6.07"-5. *-;.;:
y Goidfield • consolidated?, fell; below. $1.70 r early
in '■ tbe - day. > but -it ; recovered the. lews " later. The
other? Ooldflelds received little, attention .* from
traders.-, and - prices for all of them, with the
exception of." jumbo \ Extension, • were unchanged
on 'the; day.- Jumbo -lost; another cent, selling
down to'lie. "' ..-'.'
»,Ophlr:. was a steady feature of ?the; Comstock
list at the with sales at 19c, but It faced
about -and -.'■ declined ? two points In" the y f late
trading. Consolidated: Virginia was freely sold
at 12'iJ18c, and -Mexican brought. 72*. - Union
and Sierra* Nevada ' were* dull; all day.-. ..?*.,'
SAX FRANCISCO : STOCK EXCHANGE
Following.were the sales on,the San Francisco
Stock exchange-yesterday: ;• ' .'- .'
'-■" Regular .Morning Session '?..'.
-COO.Atlas Wonder. .10 1000-Mon. Pitts Ex. 14
■100 Belcher .:...-. •IS 1 1000 Mustang .*..... 01
2500 Blue Bull ... 01 2500. North "Star ... 91
1080 CO !>..-..... .04 400 North : Star ... 90
;200.C0nVaM.... 14 i 400 Ophir ........ 19
-.. 300 ('on :Vr ' at.... 13 1000 Spearhead• Gold 02
,800 Con ,Va My... a 12!10OOTon ; Merger ... HI
1100 Old Con-M.1.671,4 4000 Umatilla • ..... 04
2000 Jumbo Ex*... 11l 300 Union Con .v.. 08
1500 Midway ..*...,: 42 100 Yellow Jacket. 24
A.-A.:. . Afternoon Session *■■■'.'; ..-■
2000 Atlanta ::.... 151 .".00 Mon Pitts Ex. 15
6500 Blue. Bull ... 01 1000 i Do. b 30.... 19
5000 Cash Boy .... .-OSJIOOO North Star ... 91
5000 .'. Do.' b 90... ' 09 2COO North ' Star . .92
2200 Con Va M:... • 1311000 North Star ... 93
1100 Con Va M.*...- 122000 North Star ... 94
1000 Dmd B Butte. 03 1000 North. Star ... 95
100 Old Con M.J.«7 1 ; ! 12..100 North Star... 96
400 Jld Cod :; M... 1.70 40 North Star ... .SS
5000 Kewanas ..... 02 200 Ophir ..:..... 18
1000 M.'irNamai-R .. 17.000 Pitt- S Peak.. 48
8300 Man Crescent.... 06 2700 Rescue Eula -. Si 23
300; Mexican **.;"..,? 72' 300 Stern Nov... 13
0000 Midway ;. 414100 Spearhead Gold . 02
15,500 Mon Pts Ex' 14; 100 West End ....1.30
Informal Session ■.-.,
200 Alfa ......... .06 1000 Midway ...... -42
7(K> Belmont. ...0.07%1 1000 North' Star ... 93
2000 C 0P.......... 04 200 0phir.....,.,. 17
300 Con Va M..V. IS] 200 Se s Belcher .. (19
1000 Old Merger vM? 17:2000 Ton Merger ... 01
; 900 Gould A. Cur. ; 01 [ 1000 Ton Merger ... -00
1000 Jim ; Butler 7. ." 70 800 Ton Merger ... SO
2000 Mon Pitts -Ex. 14 2000 Umatilla ...... 04
2000 Do, - b 10... rls .::*-. :■ -\r. ~-■ v -;'? , t
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
- - CALIFORNIA *.
AL-yS '.Bld.Ask.lvi--.; "AS 7 Bid.Ask.
Cent Eureka.. 11 "—So Eureka .M. 3.00
yy-A-y ,•.'■■-- ; Nevada xy
- Comstocks " , .
. . . Bid.Ask. ... ; Bid.Ask.
Alpha • ....... 01! .02 Hale,;* Norc.. 07 -09
Alta ...."..... 0." y. —(Julia Con .... 01 —
Andes ....... 01 -02 Justice .'...... — 05
Belcher. 17 .19 Kentuck Con.. — * 02
Best A Belch.? 06 .06 Mexican .. 71 73
Brims Chollar. 10 : '~ — [Occidental .'.. 70 '.'~ —
Bruits Totosl.. .10 —Ophir; ........ 17 IK
Bullion ...... 01 02 Overman ..... 50 —
Caledonia .7... .1.35 - H —Potosl 01 ?02
Challenge .... — 05 Savage . :. 11 12
('hollar 01 '02'Seg. Belcher ... 08 10
Confidence ... — '"22 Scorpion ...... 08 051
Con Imperial.. 01 . 02 Sierra Nov... '; 12? -14
Con Va M.... 13 ..14 Silver Hill ... 06 1 -- —
Crown. Point..'-'— '30.Union Con.;.:. ('*■> oo
Exchequer ... .— 02 I'tah -......'... — 05
Gould. A Cur. 01.; 02, Yellow Jacket. 23 25
• ,■ - Tonopah* District ■
Belmont '.....6.05 O.lOjMon Pitts Ex. 13 14
Boston Ton ~.02*' 03 North Star ... 93 M
Casta Boy .... OSv'OO Rescue Eula .. 22 23
Ort'West Con. 01- 02 Ton Exten -...2.25 2.35
Halifax ......1.45 — Tou Gypsy Qn. 88 07
Jim Butler .. OH 70 Ton Merger- ... 58 60
MacNamata .. 17 IS. Ton of Nev...4.50 —
Midway ..... 41 42jTon 70 Con... 01 06
Mlipah Ex .. 47 49 Umatilla?*".-.... 03 04
Montana . 1.00 I.lo)West End 1.27 1.30
~ " Goidfield ' District ; > .
Atlanta 14 .; I.VGUI Kewanas.*. 02 :03
Blue Bell ... — 02' Old Merger M. 17 18
Blue Bull ... 01 02 Grandma ...... —;: 02
Booth ........ 09 08 Great. Bend ..01 %2
C 0 D........ 04 ; : 05 On Bend ; Anx. — 01
ColtTtnbia Mt.. 01 02iOrt 1 Bend Ex.. — .01
Com Fraction. 03 !04 Jumbo. Ex . :.. 11 .12
Conqueror COD — 05 Lone Star Con. 01 02
Cracker Jack." — OllOro ; ..;.. .*.... ;10- 12
Dmd B Butte. 02 0." Red -Hills ~."r 01- 89
Dmdfld'Dalsy. 02 * I 03' Red Top Ex.. — 01
Florence ..... 30 ? 34'Sand*itorm * Ken —i" 02
Frances \Mhk„ .— 01 Silver Pick Con ■03 »05
Old Bulldog... — 04 Spearhead Gold 01 02
Old Con M...1.67 1:72 Vernal ....: .*;" 09 ■.. —
Old Portland..— 01|Vellow Tiger.. 03 04
Bullfrog v District:
Bonnie - Clare.. — 01 Mayflower Con. —i 01
Manhatf«'i 'District .
Dexter Union. 01 02|Man?Dcxter .. 02 03
Gold Wedge.. 02 ; OdjlCaa w * Cans. • 117 us
Man Amalgam 01. 02 : Min Hill Con.. -- 01
Man Big Four ?40 '-A Morning Glory. .01 02
Man Con .... 05 JO7 Mustang Man.. — .01
Man Crescent.*— 001':. : *,C
Other; Districts
Atlas •■ Wonder. 10- . — Pitts S Peak.. 4« 49
Eagle's -Nest.. — 02 Raw. Coalition. —> 01
hDTi G Bid 02 ■'. 03 Round Mt .... . 46".* J "'4B
Nev Hills ... -92 94 '
Assessment Directory Nevada Mines
"COMSTOCK-MINES
./Company'• No. Del. Board. Sale Day.* Amt.
Sierra - Nevada. 35 - June 20 A July rls '/ .10
Caledonia ....: 88-: %;July?,l.'July. 23 .05
Crown" Point. ..'.-■ 1-" ? .Dine 30 . .'-July, 25 .10
Con- Virginia.:. 25 ' July '5 July 30 .10
Savage" ....*.;. 26 :■: July "3".- Aug.* 5 .05
Gould A Curry.' 25 ? V July 11 Aug. 5 .0.1
Challenge-Con.;. 62 '.= July 12- *•• Aug. 5 .03
Overman--■-.'.".-.'". ./'4 3>? *.-'*' July 21 Aug. 13 .05
Belcher :.: 100 . ,'July,2l Aug. 14'; .10
Andes V......../79 ?'- July 27 / -Aug. 19 .02
', -':■:• ■'-*- SOUTHERN % NEV ADAS
Silver; Pick Con * 1 .Tune 20 :.,-.* July,2B .01
Rescue Eula.. y. A 4. ' July *6* -.' Aug. 11 .01
Atlas - Wonder.. ?10 ?'-July 11 Aug. 6 .01
Umatilla Ton... * 2 *-« July 14 V Aug. 18 .01
Blue Bnll ■.."...-? 2 ? July 14 * Aug. IS . .02
Oil Stocks
-» ___—• ---■•• ,-■ ■ ■ ■-- .'< ■■ --v
SAX FKANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
:*.': Ss'-AA Bid. Ask.);? - ? '■'" : " *' ? Kid. Ask.
Amal Oil, . .80.25 87.00} Pacific Crude 20 —
Assn Oil -■~. — 39.25jFpramld .... 10 .--•'—
Carl boil .... "~"~~- 85 Record T .".'.':.' 1.00 '" —
Claremont. .Ly 00 SIS, —-Republic .... ,V; 10 ? —
Coal* Central; 29 --'--Sovereign f ... 08 .30
Coal Mohwk -50' R5 S :W;& 8... .10 -.
111 .Crude... ; , -■ 05]Sun<-et * Mon.. ; — 1.10
Maricopa 36. , ,18 ~-';—tT urner :..*.'... .1.25 . —
Monte Cristo .-. 55 V■ 60 Wolverine .. A -50 ? ] 'A - —
Occidental.. . .'{s '—'
SAL.KS
11:15 a. in.—
4 : Hi Amalgamated . Oil?. i.... •....."..??. 87.60 :,
109 Monte Crlsto ?.**.: AL: L.. ............ V -.CO ■'■,-;
;r. LOS ANGELES' Oil. EXCHANGE -
(Special Dispatch to Ttie.'Cal!)
U)S ANGELES. July's.*—At today's session of
the Stock iexchange- Union*oil-was ,on the down
ward- slide again, the issue falling, off -$74 after
opening ; half *a i point higher. The total * sales lof >
. Unlon< amounted,to 50 shares.':* Associated ' posted •
sales. of i 20.shares at's3B.37 %S"iVi nlted' oil stock
declined to.*l4i.c,'! with 3sales of. I.ooft shares.
Bank stocks.were slightly lower.v* : Sales: v
pa Producers— - -■■-> •>.'.--*:* •■:. Bid. Asked.
"Amalgamated Oil? Co.V.fv. S.S'S 84.715 , V 50.57%-
Bear Creek 0. ft M. Co .-*::.".*.* .03 a .72*4
California Midway Oil Co 1-* _ :* .16 "
Central \',\ v.". ..V — .*-">
Columbia ... :.":..-.;;•;*.'. -; ;*.'.';'.. :" — (.■ r : --: ,88 '
Continental .":". n ;;*..*:.'.:.".. "* — -7.25 "'.
Euclid oil Co . ■**■ ttsss.SSSSTT.:.'"■',■ - "—" * .so:.
Clot.c Oil C0.:....r.:..".*..*..:.* ftl'i .11.-, . ■■'-.
•lade till i'0...'..;..,r;.;;.:;r.' .01 .• ' . .o**-:
Maricopa Northern ArASSSSTSSS. A "4% .....--. -"4'n
Maricopa Quee n = oil Co;**T;.*":.. — ''■■""■ ' .55.-"
Mascot. Oil Co .. — . .75 *
Mexican ; Fefroleum..-...T.".... 59.00 ._
--■:'VDo;;pfd.*-.V..'....;...*..-.:..'..'.84 '10 _ 90.00 "■-,.':
Midway Northern 14->i .19%
TSAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE |:
*.. -"'-■--' -■ -■■-'-■■ ■■"-■-: --.'■-*-*., -.yy ■..-■■--•.-^■ J .-..-.■ -■■■ ■ - ■ ■■ - - —__ _ _*.
There was : a better tone -to the * market yesterday,-when* $11,000 in listed
bonds and 325 shares of listed stocks were"sold on the San Francisco Stock and
Bond-exchange., United Railroads ibondS!improved' two points to. $51.50. Pacific
Gas and?Electric fCs* were, slightly stronger at $84.75, and; Southern Pacific first
refunding Improved: to? $89.75.- ; * ' ..»-7* 7 ■.
. "Sugar?stocks;were- strong Spring Valley Water was better ?at $o0.o0.: but
: Associated Oil f was a - shade j Weaker sat '$38.50,* though-one block went at a point
bett°r with buyer's option at 90 da vs. ."::';' * ">" ' * _ , : V' r: "'
« v 'Other; securities remained firm, "demand being ""shown for Pacific Telephone
and'.Telegraph,-Pacifies Electric Railway. California? Gas and Electric unifying
and San Joaquin Light and Power bonds. i,- '■S-'-j .7?.■*■■'■ 7
• In unlisted? stocks Pacific Gas'common, gained .three-fourths of .a point at
$41.75 and closed -with? %1L .25 bid and $13 asked. ..General i Petroleum 6s showed
improvement at fat.2s and Western Pacific were stronger at $76.
- y'\.?'- ; LISTED SECURITIES.''7 "■'•'.'..'? 7 '"!'?"; " \ "7 '
7? '"? : : 7 ; -7?7 SAEES7-JULYfIB,7I9I3. ■'"■-*. S-',y.
77 .Morning? Session ?";?"?; ! $3,000 San Joaquin . Light ft Pow ss:. 96.25 .
■ Board— ..-■■■•■-... -• •■ . -.; •..,..; Afternoon .* Session -.
; 2.". Associated Oil C 0............. 38.02-. -7. Board '-'~_'-_*
25 Associated Oil C 0.:':.:........ .'',B..V»" ' 45 Associated '4 Oil C 0:....... •••'!.?
• 20 Hawaiian Com!«& Sugar..:;.-.;:-25.00 ' : ' 2". Associated Oil Co, b'90....:. v '3».50.
25Honokaa-S;igarCo. ..,.'.,■......:; 3.00 50 Hawalan' Coml * Sugar .......,~*.»5
;;'-'; 100 : Spring .Valley Water . C 0.:."....: 50.50* .'. ?10 Onomea ■; Sugar C 0.,........ •• •. 2 2*^X ' -
$2.000, Cal Cas ft Elec <; m &C T 55.100.50 $1,000 Cal • Gas S&- Electric unifying ; ss.' 92.00 -
$1,000 Cal Gas a Electric unifying Be, 92.00 '$3,000? Pacific Tel A Tel: 65...:.... ??•?$
?«$2,000 Pacific Tel ft Tel 55.*.. .*...."•.,96:25 . ? $6,000 United RRof S- F 45.".: v.. ..*y1.50
$1,000 SP. R s Co Ist ref4«.:......'fi9.02U "---■.*• 7 Street— • *"
$1,000 Spb'R Co Ist ref 4s .;. .'..•.- SO 7**. $.1,000 Cal; Gas.' A Electric unifying ss. 02.00
$3,000 Spring Val Water gen mtge; 4s. 88.25 $5,000 Pacific Electric Ry "55........ 10 '*?°
Ai.-.a .: A street-—. ..; ; -. * '-y " - $8,000 Pacific Tel A Tel 65.......... 90.2.>
? $4,000 Contra Costa Wat gen mtge ss. 91.50 $1,000 E. Oak A San .lose Ry-55:*... 98.00
•$9,000 Pacific o*3 A Electric Bl .... 51.75? $1,000 San. Joaquin Light A Power ss. 96.25
". '- CLOSING QUOTATIONS 7 1* 7 "
'-;-BONDS I- ' , ' Bid. Ask? - '" Bid. Ask.
St Miscellaneous - Bid. Ask. Oakland-Transit Co 5«. — 104; j Bank of Cal. N A... — -00
Alameda Artes j W Ss. —.90 . •» Do; Con-5^.".*...'.'...' — -100; California St R R....124V. — -
Associated Oil. Co" ss.- 97 I Oakland Trac Con .'■«. —. 92 Cal-Fruit- Canners. ..: 115 ' HS'.j
Bay Counties Pow:6s.*:— 101 Oakland'Trac^Co- 5«. — 89 . Cal.lns Co 'par $40). — ii'
Cal Cent Gaa &.E1 55,100 ?- — | Oakland? Water gtd 5s 90 — - Cal Wine Assn pfd.. — »l -
Cal'El Gen Ss. ser'A. — r.-SZS Omnlbtw i Cable Ry! 6s. — * 100* \ , Do-common — **!
Cal'Gas & El un 5«. 92 - 92-. Oro Electric.Corp «*-. —.Vi-i E1 dn Pont de N pfd -- J->
California St Cable 6s. 99T.102Vi (Pacific Gas-Imp 45.. — 90 IDo common ... — £•*»,--.
California Wine* sc. — 95- Pacific Gas'& Blec 6a. 4 >4>» —-'.- Fireman's Fund 1iii...230 -10
Cent, Cal i Tract ion *s*.— . -92V4 Pacific Electric Ry B_.lOO 108 * First Nat Bank of SF. 220 v —
City. Electric Co. 55.. — so. Pacific Eight 4 ss. —i 92 Vi Giant Powder Con. ...*;<BU —
Coast Counties 1.4P Ss — 95* Do -guaranteed 55.. ' '— 2 'L-\ 97 -a j Hawaiian Coral A Sug. 25H —..;
Contra Costa;; Wat ss. — -OSti Pacific Tel & Tel'ss.' 90 96% Hawaiian Sugar C 0... 243 —
'. iDogen.mtge 55.... 90 -.;— '<-. Park & Ocean RR 6«. — 100% Honokaa Sugar C 0.... 25«, —
Edison El of E A ss. 97»; —y People's Water Co 6s —"... 75 | Hunt- Bros Co pfd.. .99V3 —
Edison Eight _c-pi6s.lo4ia— Sac El. Gas>& Rt ss. 101 102 Hutchinson Sng Plant.' — 16
EI duPont Pwdr. 448 83. — I Sac A Woodland R 6a 9"* l - 1 * — **•■ Mercantile Nat Bank.2oo IV —■
First FederaL Trst 55,100 tt'— '» Joaquin &P ss. 96— Mutual Ravings, Bank. ,79 —
Ferries & cliff R6s. — 1001. •■• Do Cor 6s. series A.lOl " — N. Cal? Power Co Con. — .28 -
Great Western Pow 5s — B*l IS Electric -Ry : 55.. — 90 Onomea Sugar C 0.... *.0 —
Haw Coml A Sug ss. — 101 SF.Napa A Calls R 6s. — 102 Oro Electric Corppfd. — «■>
Lake Tahoe It & T ss. — - 97 SF. Oak AS 3 Rtss. 97 tj-OOS jDo common — 1"
Long Beach C Ga«'6«. — 102 Do 2d mtge 55..7.. — 92 Paauhau Sugar Plant. -13 ■'.-—■
Los Aug Gas & El.ss.— 100 '- - Po Con Rv 65.....-— 90: Pac Aux Fire Alarm. < - 2 > — ;
ft*Do*Corp;ss:r...i...9o — is Ja S Clara 1 R — 90* I Pac.Coast % Borax pfd 00 —
Los. Angeles .'Ry ,os.'. 102 104 Santa Barb«raO*B!6». — : 100 \ Do commob--....... — 72?
Do Corp 55.........90V4 — Sierra Rt of Cat 65.. — 88 I Paciflc.Coast. Casualty. — 1-4
rx)s Ang Light gid .v. — lOOUjSPRR of Oil* c g 5<*.105".i — - i Pacific Light Corp pfd — ..;•*»;:
L A-Pac R R Icm 55.,— ,102 SPBranch Rof Cal Os % — 122* VDo common- — ; I **-*».
L A-Pao HR of Cal 5s —■95 ; S'P R R Ist . ref 45.*89% r~, i Pacific Tel & Tel pfd. — 92 ,
Marin Wat A Pow ss.- 99 H— * S ValW'at gen m«4s.BS'i 89 ' 'Do common .........28 —
Market'Sfßy;lem'ssr;—'' 89 Unlted'Gas &tElcc 5«. — 100*4 People's Water. Co pfd — W>
Mid Counties G&EI Os — 101 United R It.of SF 4s M l . 52 . 'Philippine Tel&T Corp — ; -4"
Mill Val A MlTmßss. 97U — Val Counties Pow ss. — 100% I Realty? Syndicate ■;:. ...~ *> >
Natomas Con of Cal Os — .90' j •J'.-'*.'. -'STOCKS' " ' Savings En .Bk A 1>24.. * —
Nor Ky Co of Cal 58.103? ■—; Alaska.Packers' Assn. — V SO, Security.Savings Bank. — **%.,-'
NoriCaUßy 55::...:i0t. '— * Amalgamated Oil Co.— SO i S Oak Ter Rys.A pfd — .2',
Nor Cal. Power Co ss. — ' 100*4 American 1 Nat Bank.. — 135 Spring Val. Water. Co. SO 1 ,*. 617.
' Do Con 55......... —-90 - Anglo-Cal Trust C 0... — 125 Sterling Oil r * Dev. ,<— 1.03
Nor Electric Co<s«.. . — 95 ! Anglo A Eon P Bank. — 150 Union Sugar.? C 0.... '.'."■ l* t /» i . —;,'-.:
Oakland Gas, L&H Ss. — 102 : Armsbv Co.of NY f pfd— -100*. Union Trust C 0..... 2860 , — : .,;
Oakland Transit Co 102 107*4'As«KK>!ated Oil C 01.*.; SS'ijjSS'fit - -; ' .
• UNLISTED SECURITIES - ■'.'.
SALES JULY 8, 1913
20 Pacific Ga« A Electric (com>.. 41.75 '■'. \\ $6,000 General Petroleum fisi." ,:. 50.•_>.**.
$I,WO American River.: Electric. 65.... 91.00 •' | j $4,000 Western Pacific B. 6a ."...... .-76.00
. '■. ■--..: The following are the.latest- quotations for unlisted securities on the San
Francisco Stock f and "Bond exchange: ** *" - '
BONDS - v , .Bid. Ask.! - Bid. Ask.
■'*.-' "'jL-A - Bid. Ask. Scuth Pacific roast -48.87*4 - Oakland Traction ~pfd. — -70
Alaska Packers 6s. ... 104' 105* aSo Pac ; SF'Term 4s. 80 87 ' Do common — 20\
Amer River Elec Ss. 90"-j -'• Sunset. Telephone 55..100 102V4 1 Ocean -Shore Ry...... » —
Associated Oil lstref 80 ; 90* Spcrry Flour 65...... — 100 'Oak. Antloch 4, X ... — 12*5
Bay; Counties Pow 6s. — . lOlli.Unlon ; Oil Co 55..... — ;-S4i lOlaa Sugar Co IU — 5.%
Blue; Lakes Wat bds.lo2 •—; United Light A (is. — 90 [Oro Development Co.. — 40
Cal Northwestern s*. .100V4 — United Properties. 5?/— 35 Orpheum I stock ...... 19*8 —
Coast Val CS.EI lat6s.loo 101 ! Do debenture 65....' 5 15. IPaclflc Hard A S pfd. -- 9..
Gen Petroleum 65.... 57 '— ? I West Sacto'Land ('.*.. — 100 *Do common ....... — ->
Honolulu-Plant 65....-— 101 . j West Mtg& Guaranty —:83 ; Pacific Port Cement. ..59 —
Hunt Land A Imp 65.~-=- 101 Western Pacific By 5s 75*4 76",. Pacific Gas A ; Elecpfd _4t4 —
Mt Whitney Pow 6s. 100 .. — Yosemite - Val »Ry .*'— S3 1.-Do ■■ common .......: 42 1 , 43
Natomai Dcv 65... ..94 100 : STOCKS Palace Hotel stock.... — SO
•■-, Do Land. A Mln 6s. — 100 Alameda Sugar....:: — 20 j People's Water com... 2.. 3
Do'2d mtge.6s?... — 60 Bank of Italy .......125 ;—, Pei & Santa Rosa Ry. 20«. —L. r .
Nor Cal Pow deb 6s. — CCS4 Buffalo Btewlng C 0..61 75 Portuguese-Amer 8nk.105 * —
Oak'& Antloch Rt 55... 77*.? — CaF Cotton Mills ...?— 75 [Poulsen Wireless .';.*.. — 2"' -,
Oak.-Ant & B Rv7"Ss.-— 81' Cal State Life In«.. — 14 Riverside Cement .... - 50-
Orpheum --...-.*..:..100 *—, Central' Cal .Traction.-— •13 < Seaboard-Nat Bank. .'.116 126,.
Pacific Port Cement 6s 99 '■■'• — ■'<■ Central N:B* of Oak. — 170 • Southern Cal Cement..— 55
Palace Hotel On.ASA — 107% Central Savings Bank. — 77 Standard ; Cement .... — 20
Pet A Santa- Rosa ss; — 97- Cypress Lawn..;.;.;. 3.y, — .- Standard-Oil of Cal.., — . — ■ ■
'Do 65*... .*....-.... S 94' 4 — First Nat of. 0ak.200 ---r- » San Francisco S<*cin. .. 50 s**V4
Philippine Tel 55.... — .85 / ! French-American Bnt. t — .100: |San Joaquin Light ft P. — 22*4
-Do Os '.....?.......•—.. 98 • ! General.-Petroleum ... —,; 20 [ .Do preferred ....... —?..90f
Riverside Cement «■.. 77 79 Hawaiian Pineapple. — ' 40-+ Santa Cruz Cement.... 1 — ::7'i
Sacto Val Power -Ox.. 75.— Honolulu Plantation.. 19V".— |Sperry Flour .. ...':— -. 25
San Diego Gas &El Ss'SS . — Do pools 20 21*4 i Do.preferred,....... — ' 101
S FA S Jc.iqnin.Vss.'— -10S?_ Honolulu; Oil ....... — - 1 . ilnion Say Bk of Oak. — 500
S p „ Nor Pacific ss-101% — i Italian-American Buk. — 112*. W«-ed Lumber C 0..... -- Il2'
San .loan Lft P. ser B—' 92*,' Mascot, Copper:...... I.U- .2% tern. Pa. lflcßy... r>aj _
Sierra ft 8 F Pow ss.— 9THjMat-O0 Nic icatlon ... — 130 Wells Fargo Nev* 8k.170 174
Standard Cement -6s.'. 91 ?4 — Merchants* Nat Bank.; 85 *95 West Coast Life In*.. — 200 ?
Standard Electric-s*. 8* 96 ' I Noble Electric. Steel..' 3' —, ' West Sacto Land Co.. — 57.
Sant-i Cruz' Cement' SO -S:' *2« Natomas. Consolidated. — -.8 I Western Amer Realty." — * 20
S F Gas A Elec 4«.= — 90* Nor -.West/Electric..: 30 — ' Western Meat Co. .. -.102*4116 *
-Do non callable 7 .85 88 : j Northern Klcc Ity pfd. '44' i,— . Western .States Life.. .8 , S'_
South Cal Cement Ms 70- 75*:.} '■- Doiconmioti..... .*.. 20, — Western/Power pfd... 43 —,
South Cal Edison ss. — 95, Oakland Bank ..f snv. — 2..2% Do common ....... — 16
gout- Yuba; Water Ba. 103 .— <■! V ■"--.:■•*'. ■ 7 :.AA ■■■•-■ , - -~ ' ?..-■ ...; . -.■-..■"-■, ;..•-.'.. -;'" ; -
National Pacific 0i1X0......... .02 ; " ''•%■%*
Olindn OU C 0...'.'....:-...... gig ■-'*
Pennsylvania Midway.,oll C 0..- ; .0.' 2 .77."
Rice Ranch Oil V;. ........■••. .<w; , , '"J
leaders ou;co..*;; ; _ — ♦J*«J
Union T-i-VidentCo : :7.:.: 7 "7,-tl ■ ~?,\n
Union Provident* C 0.......'. •• • • s - , -'° '? "L'-VV *
United. Petroleum. C 0..: ..... ;. 52.50 * '*'••*'.
United Oil C 0... f.'5.55. ..... .'• _-10 > '..' ~. ■;'
West Coast Oil pfd.......... - «W.OO 10.J.W
Western Union .."...... ...V." •• • * To.'X) • 8...<'0
■ -." . • Li' A' SALES '
Morning Session-,' 4 ..> v „ _~
I 80 Associated. .."..'.."...'. ......•...•• ••.>•'*•,'.*?
| 10OO.United.. -...-..--' • •'• • • • •• • ■I'.'lV^'
lOUnlon ..5.7...5.5... Zlv-V,'
ITO Union .... ., 7.:. :5......... 7.. -v X-»» »
30 Union .. ..5...:.... •'*' <x ...
. -~.,,,.., Afternoon Session .'•_';?.'*_ '
- 11 Union ....:;.*.:..:..::....;....-.. •♦-00
- 60 Union •••• ,3 ' a -
MIS(KM.A\EOIS MARKETS
»w York Coffee Market
•NEW YORK. July 8. -Coffee futures opened
steady 'at- unchanged prices to a decline of -' 1.
point. The announcement that a southern mem
ber of the exhsnge was unable to meet his.obli
gations did not seem to attract much excitement.
The close was barely 'steady. ? ~.;,'?;?
: .'• Spot coffee, * weak, « Rio 7«. 61cy Santos- 4s.
11 He. .Mild coffee, dull. Cordova, 13@16»_c,
nominal. ■■■>■ .■*.:..- • -*;...
COFFEE FL'TI'RES ;. : y. _■', SAAA
I Option. Open. ? High?* ? Low Close. ■
| July ■-....... A;.*. .'.B. ; 8.76 8.68 8.72 j
i August ; '-......*.'.". .-iSTfSu-fiS? SS." 7 *■;..-.' -S-'i! I
September ...;;...9.22 9.22 8.90 .; 8.00 ,
October .•.....-..'.*....."• .... •;" •-•- £-°i |
November .--..'-'...... .:•• . fl "'' {
December v..9.40" ».4l • 9.13 , 9.1.1 \
[ January .;.*...........'. ■..•..*• ■ ■ •-, 0.84 ;
! February ...'..:........ ••■'A- ;.;.-* ""'"•24 ;
March ■.....- 954 9.54 ~ 9.30. 9.2*»
April :..........:...'.. ..;. v . ..?.','9.30;
Stay ? .........."...9.64 9.64'? 9.32 9.32
June ....;............._ .... ~:... ,:. 9 -P 4 :
Sales 100,750; bags. - '
?,-.-.""-- - Loral Coffee Situation■?•■.,
- <". K. Blckfordlfc Co.. in their review of the
local coffee situation,' say: -< , ' /■-*
'.'During; the - last , month ? the /coffee- markets
of ? the - world ' suffered a series -of • most;,, erratic
fluctuations, *' at /:: times bordering .on *• almost
chaotic : conditions, especially '.for, the first half
of the month.- when each .day* brought new: low.
levels In :, prices. v These * conditions: were* largely
brought;*'about by, Brazil's ' anxiety jto sell Its
heavy surplus prior to the' opening of the new
crop season, with -. little t. or no buying - response
from any Jof ? the /world's ; principal t distributing
centers, and a -general stringency In: all *" money
markets. From advices, received, i much ?of * tbe
depression? in coffee, circles was created by forced
liquidation, and almost nil commodities? jas I well
as v securities, ",- declined X proportionately. /-/Under
these " circumstances i local." buyers v were z adverse
to taking |In : supplies; while ' some 2of .? the ' sellers
were most' eager to » dispone of holdings, *. fearing
still further declines.*- During latter 'part
of the i month;: more :.' confidence 1 ; prevailed, and
buyers % who -•> were s carrying exceptionally : small
stocks bought in -, sufficiently . liberal quantities
to | partly; alleviate | the felling | pressure, * with \ the
result that s the•« deliveries i for « the -~ month ,' were
well I above ' the ; average j far * this ' season \ of.?; the
year. /The lowest grades and nondescript classes
declined'" much • more t than' did the better, grades,
since 'manufacturers, are continually evincing less
Interest; in : their • purchase.•« The : decline 'In* some
of :•' the I most: : . inferior : " grades»has ~ been * as much
as from. 3c to 4c,- and It .Is only possible to move
them in I limited ' quantities,/ even; at: the ) reduced
figures. /There Is still »a r good t demand '- for the
better grades/, but fully half of s the : present .sup
plies of - the best classes are arbitrarily held l.y
sellers "at figures * above | their - current :* worth
any % market. Remaining stocks v consist princi
pally of : coffees In small demand, and business
is : curtailed to" a large extent .through Insufficient
assortments./. ?/ : "jG { -:„. '"AS-- ./'?/'•//''/ -"//'. i'». *-'-*/-;
-. "New York market shows ..a- decline of from
l' 8 c to , IV- ' on;spot coffees and, 88. to 112. points
on ( options! during the I month, while Hamburg, Is
from iT-icsto lc - lower { ban <on June ;1. 1018. *'*/
;/ 'Deliveries -from:first; hands;since June 1 In
clude: ■;//"/-',;,..'..?/■-/./; a: yAy .ryyr. -■ ■ y -.•»;.;...:. r-yyy.
- v "Three hundred and sixteen /bags ' Costa* 1 Rica.
3,519 • Nicaragua. 8,668 Salvador. . **.929 $ Guate
mala.' 1.141 Mexican ' and -10.90S other? kinds; In
all. "53.381 • bags.* against 28,640, bags s last yoar.
'"-; '.'Market I closes ' irregular, with" fair I demand.
3 "Costa Rica | '.stock ; 1,120 bags) —131jl5'._e I for
extra prime 7 washed: ■■;*", 14.. ftjf 14** c,' / for ' j prime
washed; 14(&14' 4 f0r v good* washed: 14(fil5»r._c
-for good ?to prime/, washed ; peaberry ;.*,13 % 'a'l3'! 4 c
fori fair; StgilOSic for common tto : ordinary.:A/. -y7
a '4"Salvador * (stock i 15.059 bagsi—UV»@lsc for
prime to extra prime washe<i ; 13%0Me for.good
washed; f-13">4(S13!'ic -for fair washed:? 14(314 V_c
for,' good to - prime washed peaberry; ' 18*4® 13* c
for good 'to prime semiwashed; |l2«4c_for superior
un washed; 112 %c ■ for ' good ? green \ unwashed; * 140
14. c tor s good t to: superior unwashed ipeaberrv;
-,0i AA ~. ' for commote ;to * ordinary/pi ra**- -: •': *-
;"* ••Nicaragua / (stock 4,518 -bags')— 14?i@ I.V for
prime washed; 13< ,\i !»'',•■ for;fair to extra good
shed; / II* 1 .'./ V.-V ■ for V J*'""! /to . i-uperlor • 4 un-.
washed. " - .
■tJuatemels (stock :19,09a |,~gs- Mexican
(stock 3.33(6 bag*»- -14 4 fiat If- for' "* prime "" to
extra:prime: washed;/< 1414' a 1 4'•<■ fee extra : good
washed ;f.14(&14',4c* for good washed; 13*4®lS-" 4 (
for fair washed; 12fct\r:< 4 r for medium: 7tjs]<"*' c
for common fto ordinary; !4<&l4!_c for good to
prime f?waed - peaberry. •' - x.-j-'sf-'lf
"ITtwaJian (slock 1,702 bags)—ls@liVacl: for
fancy; 1 4 ' -, -c / 1 . for prime; 14**-U4*,ic for good;
13 >. it 14c for fair; 1 4 , i'<-il3c for peaberry; liui ,
13c for low grades. • yy- . ,' *• ?
"Ecuador (stock none. -ll*».c nominal for cur- I
rent unwashed.
..Cotton Market
(From E. F. Mutton A Co.'s private wire.** i
SEW YORK.* July „— Dullness was 3 the'
feature In.* cotton--today. - Liverpool /and local ;
spot Interests wore moderate buyers :?of./new
crops, ..while* the selling was , scattered. ' •
- -The. weekly weather'report read favorably rs '
a /whole.* though ..'complaint; of. extreme 'heat ■
aud .Insufficient, rain were, noted ?in some sec
tions. . Fear, of high temperatures checked short j
selling/and was the main . factor . making for
steadiness. Sentiment Sis .rather against ; the I
market, nt i the moment. '.
j Spot close,; quiet. - and unchanged. 'Middling i
uplands, 12.2.">. ;. do gulf, .12.50. -.Sales,* -100 :
bales. . ... ■ f ■ ...
? ' ./' COTTON FUTURES ?' >y ' '." 7
.-. • Year i
Option. Open, High. -Txiw.? Close. July 7. ago. !
July.* 11.94 12.00 11.94 12. 06 11.96 11.«5
Aug.., 11. '12.0S- 11.98 .12. 00 Su .98 11.9*
Sept.. «.....~ ..•...' ..... 11.57 11.51 11.91
Oct.. 11.34 11.38 11.32 11.37 ii..v.- 12.16
Nov.. ..... ;;...* .....v 11.30 11.25. 12.12
Dec. 11.29 11.34 11.27 11.33 11.28 12.17
•lan.. < 11.83 11.29 11.22 - 11.27; ,22 12.15
Feb.. ..... ...... ...... 11.29 11.24 12.18
March .11.32 11.87 11.31- 11.37 11.88 -23 !
May..: 11.37 11.38 11.34 11.39 12.34/12.25
llositon7\Vool • Market
7": ROSTOV. Mass.. ? July : —Increased I business
marked the, Boston.wool market during the week.
Tbe transfers totaled more than 1.500.000 pounds,
including /territories, fleeces and Texas wools. '
Low • prices t have .kept; the market down on all J
grades except medium fleeces. ■ Of general Inter- :
est has,been the disposal of.about 300,000 pounds |
of .t wo jof the earlier shorn I Montana .-■ ctlps lat * a |
clean basis of about 50c. Further sales of Utah
and New Merican 'wools have 'been:made-on■ the '
basis of 17(5!50c, for half blood and fine and fine I
medii-m./wbl!e three-eighths ... and quarters are
quoted- at 45Q46C clean./ Some new. unwashed
decline fleece .. has been. sold at 22c.
* -Leading domestic quotations: -.' .«•/;•
//California— Northern. 4S(?SOc; middle count*-, J
4CQ47c: southern., 4-V«44Br: fall. free. 4.".f7 I**..
.r- Oregon—Eastern No. l^taple.- 54<a5."*>c; eastern '
clothing. 83(j3i5.»c: valley No. 1 43@45e /
Territory Fine staple.-33(g36c: fine medium I
staple. .54i*t55c;- ! fine clothing. r>o-a.-,2c; fine me- '
dium clothing. 49Q50c: half blood combine 60
@52c; v three-eighths blr-od combing. - 47«48e* j
quarter • blood combing.*;4-"»@46c.» - ; - -
;. Pulled— 52@54c: A super. 4S@s2c.
'• " ; -."*London- Wool-' Sales
i« LONDON July 'i S.-There was a good demand j
rot- the 11.214 bales offered at the wool auction
sales -today./ The selection included fine lines of
South Wales scoured merinos and Tasmantan I
greasy which ? were readily taken by: the . home
trade, -while Americans were better buyers of
crossbreds. - . - ...:*.:--■ -,; •..'; ":■",.■
K>*rr -York ' and 'London Metal Market
NEW- YORK July B.—Copper—Nominal. Stand
ard spot. '13.75014.30 c :: August. 13.75014 25c-
September. 1 15.026_4.20c: .;electrolytic. - 14.J*0©
iPS.T*^"*! 4 ' 88 * 115 -^ casting.- 14.50014.75?.
-Tin—Weak; v sp.»t.-39.20ftj39.50c; July* 31 ir*i»
39.30 c: August. :*-_:--9...v -y' • ' ■•■""«•
Loady—Steady ;at 4.30(*""* 4.40 c. .
Spelter—Firm?at*s.COos.4sC. -• r. AT
Antimony -Nominal: Cookaoa'a. 8.6_05.7_e
, Iron -Dull .md unchanged. •-..'« ••'- .- '- -----. -
. < l*mdon • markets ' closed -as i follow-- -"■ :' ■ * Jt
■■7 Copper—Easy; spot. £03 3s I,\: :futures 7 £63 3s
.Tin— East: spot. £178 10s;. futures, £179 5« '
Spelter—£2o 10s. - •. /..." = ..-'
Lead—£l9 ss. -
.';,lron— Cleveland warrants, 55s 10".d. .
■ A 7 Sew . York ?Produce77 ?. 7
NEW YORK. .July % B.—Butter— Stead v- re
ceipts, 18,567 tubs; : creamery t extras, 27**«-325-- '
firsts, 28027 c: seconds. 24*,5025>i.c: .* Imitation
creamery, firsts. 24c; factory|firsts,** 28c: * packlne
stock, l!»"..'n-l.'. ": -:. s.-.A:'- ;; * , ? M *
?•• Cheese-Steady: receipts. 6.225 '.boxes- state
whole, milk. '13»i@14«ic; skims. 3011 c. 7 •
* *Eggs— lrregular and uncharged. - Receipts 39 -
CIS cases: j fresh gathered extras. 23 Si2sc-- extra
firsts. 21022 .,.■: - firsts. : 18020 c; - seconds 10 __
17c; 'western gathered whites. 20023 c. 7 :.
---.,•-..* ? Chicago?? Produce Market
CHICAGO, July B.— ButterUnchanged at 23.
Q2Cc. Ayr. -•'-.*" .'- '-*-■»• - ■■* ':.-: --.-- - ..-'' ■
: Unchanged.. Receipt-. 10.037 cases At
mark.." cases Included.' T12015c; ordinary firsts
1554«16c: flrsts,»l7c;■storage.'.l7l2C.■i , ***•' ■ y'*
- Cheese—Daisies. twins. 11« hi.,
. . Americas. c 1414014*>_c;: longhorns, 14 \<ti
14%r. --i..': -'•■ •...,. . -....' .'**»■
ELGIN. 111.. July 7.—Butter firm at 26'-ic
• Lou A nudes Produce Market *
:(SpeciallDispatch? to 'The? Call)? .?-* -.: : .'; ,7.
Tv? LOS j* ANGELES? J Julyr? R.—Eggs.? loner. * - Re
ceipt.-. : ; 1,347, cases. Local ranch - candled " 20r- =
esse v count.•; S3c; y pallet*, ■:<«■; y northern' case
count. 24c.\ ~ 7..:.r ?■;-.*-. ?,';-'., , „;.. >.' »"*; :.. :;:.-."7°".'
a?. Butter —Steady and S unchanged. Receipts "fi*"*
506 J pounds.:;.Prices to the trade ::.■ above <io_t_-
Hon*. >-*.. California extras. 7 2S*,*jc;Jlrst« '25«1c "
pT, Cheese—Receipts. 750 llis. ..-..-Northern'- fresh -
■ISJie.:*-easterns singles," 18c; do twins r 17<- dA
Cheddars. 17 01,8 c. *.*.*■:.-?-.y- .Sr. -s ~'A\ { y-j
Potatoes—New. per box;. Oregon Bur
banks, $1.40 per. ctl. ?.,-'; •■""-;?
BALKAN TROUBLES
DEPRESS STOCKS
Drift Is Downward, but
Movement So Slight as to
Be Almost Insignificant
Bond Market Is -Dull and
July Reinvestments Are
in Poor Demand
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' ~"'
'NEW YORK?, July S.— -Although the
stock market was; subjected to further
depressing Influence today, it main
tained a fair decree of steadiness. .The
drift was downward, but .the movement
was so flight" as to be insignificant. :
Union Paciflc was the; only important,
speculative stock, which, at ft- low
price? of the day,? showed a loss of as
much as a point. ; ■•'-, ■• *--~'_■
European : markets again were dis
turbed-by the? troubled Balkan situa
tion and stocks here received the nrst
downward Impulse from the lower quo
tations sent from ; London. i Fears .wer-*>
expressed of renewed; European liquida
tion, but, only a few thousand shares
were disposed of here today for foreign
account/*-*:-'"..--.*.?." > .'7 77* _. ""_"'■ i-
Bear: '.traders ? received further en
couragement from the engagement o_
$2,000,000 more gold for export to Paris
and from the news that? negotiations
between the trainmen and managers or
eastern roads to settle the wage ques
tion has been 'interrupted.;,
XO GEN KRAI, SELI.IXG
.Some 'success attended efforts to de
press the market, but bear pressure
induced no general; soiling, and when
attempts to cover were made, prices
moved, upward as readily as they had
previously eased off. . __
There was .no heavy trading and th*
day's ;. movements -consisted of slow
fluctuations back and forth within a
narrow range with a heavy undertone.
Great. -Northern Ore. Westinghous**.
Electric and A*ierican Telephone, which
were the weak features of yesterday s
trading, recovered part of their losses
today.*. -Ayy-; ■•'■"•■■.;.??■'?' " . ?■■"■,..' 'A' SS
1 The: lack demand for stocks wa.*t
the more noticeable by reason of the
fact that ?a; 1 considerable volume of
investment buying is looked for at this
season of the year, following the heavy
July, Interest and dividend payments.
BOXDS GOBEGGIXG -•*'?% 7«
?.The'July, reinvestment demand thus
far has been unusually light in com
parison with other years. * In the bond
market -there was also apparent a lack
of demand. -New York city bonds were
in increased supply ?and- a number.; of
other'bonds -were seeking a market,
with .sellers willing to .'accept conoes'
sions. .. L-: A-'' '■:
Government bonds " exhibited ; fur
ther heaviness. The 2s, which recently
broke below par for the first time, sold
today at the recent bid price of -99.
a decline" of. a point from the last . pre
vious sale. ? The 4s sold .at 113. the
price recently bid. and then were of
fered at ''.112*4,? a decline of M on call
on'the'day.' - **'
Thebbond-markert r In general was
Irregular, with a lower trend. - Total
sales,-; par value, $1,568,000.
HiittonV.New York Letter
1
"'Today's session, although, extreme
i ly'dull, was favorably commented upon
jln view of the lower London market
and "the? adverse factors of the last
few days such as the Pittsburg bank
failure, the .-threatened eastern train-
I men-strike, and the -Balkan situation,
i which is apparently no nearer .a soln .
tion' than for weeks past. Prices held .
within a fraction 'of Monday's close. )
I and this led many to believe that on •
I any,favorable' news, .such' as good* crop
! reports, 7 the market was in a position
to respond readily.
■■Reports from Pittsburg were not
I such as to indicate that more banking
I trouble would "follow and involve other
j institutions. • -
-."After" midday, the market* remained
t practically at a standstill, the fourth
j hour showing only 5,000 shares dealt in.
"Shortly before the close the market
sold off rather easily with Union Pa
; cific under pressure, and vprlces closed
] within a. fraction of the low for the
day, with the undertone weak."
' V Wilson** A lew* on (he .Markets
'From .1. c. 5 Wilson & ('•>'- private wire I
NEW YORK, .Inly S.—Dullness, without fea
ture.'; is all that ran ,be said ,of todays stark
i market. lt No fartherjtrouble was .reported from
Pittsburg, and news generally was scarce. If is
| a traders'; market, with chances in favor of Its
I remaining so far the time being.
CHICAGO. July S.—Wheat started weak, with
I a break in iMinneapolis at the opening. ■*. Cables
| were only,*'; -lower, although we broke over- lc
'■ yesterday. "Reports of export business for yester
■ day reached large jiroportions. all the way up to
! 200 loads, and from 2." to 60 loads for today, but
i the pressure of new and old wheat for sale from
i all directions kept the market full, and rallies
j were?not effective" or long lived. "Sentiment-is
very Bearish '.throughout the . trade, and while
i (he, weatbfr I remains : favorable northwest there,
I seems little to change the aspect of things until
; the first run Is over at least. Ocr discount under v
j Liverpool;: makes-short sales hazardous. .
'•BOSTON, .Inly B.There is an absolute lack of
i -peculation, although prices are low the demand
!is small. We fe*d that: the.s level of j price*, is
I very low and. that coppers can be safely pur-"* 3
chased * for higher prices in August and Sep '
t ember.. , .-. . .... . . - ;
. Cotton—A: small advance was brought about
by .the activity j and firmness at Liverpool and
covering of shorts. ...■ Much damage has been non«
In 'northern Texas by recent heavy rains. -Th*
visible supply is dereaslag more rapidly than it
was at this time last year. The official- weather
report/however, said that the week as a whole
bad .'not beep unfavorable, With the stock here
very - small and -rapidly disappearing, and with
hot weather threatening tin- southwest we am
Inclined to believe that the" best course for the
present Is to buy for moderate turns on the
setbacks. / -
Condition of Treasury *
WASHINGTON. July? 8.—Tbe condition of the
United States treasury at the beginning of bast?
ness today whs: Free balance-in treasury and
honks. , $111,993.931; balance in treasury Philip
pine Islands and unavailable. $25,220,244- 'net
balance ,in general' fund. $137,214,195;* receipts
yesterday. $1,100,072; pay warrants drawn $1 -
926.587. The deficit this fiscal year Is $3 161 -
SCI,j as against; a deficit of $5,017,108 last year.
Clearing;*) In North-it extern Cities'?
; SEATTLE. July? B.—Clearings. $2,730,244- bal-
$107.C05. -... /,:.-?._ , . '
-' TACOMA. July-. B.—Clearings. 1723.220- bal
ances.* $00.705. . *
- SPOKANE. July S.—Clearings, $844,483; bal
ances. $91,587. * '*. * *■ -. = .*•-:
PORTLAND, July ! Clearings, $1,923 159.
balances, $164,720. .., - ... . , ' ' '
??? l'xports- of Merchandise AS'
NEW YORK, July 8. Exports of general Mer
chandise ' from the port, of New York * for the
week ending July 5 were valued at $11,776
'-.*/. t Live-stock Market ' 7 f J
'A' 7..5' ' : CHICAGO' -' •■**
CHICAGO? July -V B.—Hogs— Receipts 17 nnn
markets strong .to■ 5c • above yesterday's avcrscc'
, Bulk of allies. .;s9(39.ls:aight.-$8.90Q907^:
' mixed. -<$8.8509.23: heavy, $8.05*39.20- rotielV
$8.6508.80:; pigs. $7.2009. ****•->• ■ rougo.
Cattle— Receipts. 3.000: market stead- ;to
strong.-.; Beeves,? $7.1308.95; Texas steers '$6 M
08.15;: western steers,, $7.1308.25;; stockers and
feeders,: ss.7soßcows and **""* * 3 * Bo ®B-'»O;
• calves,"sC.._o9.is. '*""-' : ".-. - • '
' V ; Sheep—Receipts. 12.000; market-strong to 10
--j higher : than t.-last ; night. Native. , $4;is<ra*s 4-,.
western,' $4.1505.45;, lambs, native.-* tr, •o'tfi'i.'-
I western, $6.8.25: yearlings. 40®7 10
' "? * KANSAS CITY ■... ? '
KANSAS CITY. July 8. — Hogs—Receipts Vl2
I MO; market 9&10t higher. Bnlk of gales $8.00
! 00; henry, taOOttS: packers and. butchers' $8 9%
j 09.05: light. $909.05: pigs. $7.75081. '
( « Cattle—Receipts. 6.000. Including i.200 sonth?
ems; market strong'to, I.V higher. Prim, fed
j steers. , $8.400.8.75: dressed beef ' steers S7«**V» '
i J^^"^ $6 5008.25; southed aiaan
,$5.0001.25: cows. $4.2507.25: heifers Is oia
I 8.05*. : st(Kkers:and'feeders7ss.7soS- hulls t -1
. 07.23;' calves? $609.- * ***' DUUs ' *?y' s
- Sheep— Receipts. 6.000: market IO- higher
lEambs J,,. ,„07.,"*,0; yearlings. $506; wethers'
■ aajeSiT'' ; 30: - sa *»-sb
'/'. 'Duluth Linseed
«-V- .Minn. .Pi* B.—Linked on * track. -
; «j'3-' Ju, . r .* l -" 3 W<l' Septemberrsi,37; October,
•t^^f^^- ( i^ 6^ l T., r p„,tinr-P*rm
1 228,rst-X-k5'30.023.'.- ?.."-. — ,5 ' * hl pme D ts
- Rosin— Firm. Sales - (ISO. i receints 3"n .hi T ; W
! 88?- fe WSfV ftStf. * V__fi»
1 Wt., $8.2506.35, WW. $riO. ' • , -« 0 *».B0;
