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12
The Call's Page of Commercial News
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
New York stocks irregular, with varjatioris iiiostly^harrow.
New York stock exchange to close Saturday,*a'rid ]\lo"nday.
New York cotton exchange to closer Saturday v Mohday.
Boston exchange decides to close 'on . the j same. days.
Cotton from 3 to,;ll points higher; r Coppers weak: :
Silver a fraction lower. - Exchange < as before.'. ;,.
Threatened labor troubles keep* soutfieW'Ney.ada stock's, weak.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Oregon-barley offering here.
Oats for. seed in sharp demand at "extraordinary prices."
Rolled barley higher. Other feedstufTs^srm; •Hay^steady. :
No further changes in beans- or! seeds.;;; 7 <•-':
Good potatoes .firm, but lower grades neglected: Onions weak.
Poultry in brisk demand for the Jewish holidays".
Eggs lc higher. Butter \u25a0 J/c-'Jqwcx..; Cheese unchanged. . :
Fresh fruits in lighter supply and. cleanirig'up...^ : •
Dried fruits and raisins firm and unchanged^ •': :. >: '\, - '- • "k" k
Cattle, sheep and hogs as previousl)' quoted..\ j
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
N EW. YORK. Aug. 29. — The marked -feature of the stock market 'con
tinued today to be the relative smallness of thejofferings for sale compared
with the late period of liquidation. At, the same 'time there was a subsidence
of the demand of an aggressive sort which was in evidence; yesterday./; The
reduction of the short as a result of that buying arid, the: consequent diminu
tion of the potential demand for stocks were tv be inferred from this. The
consequence was a shrinkage in the volume' of the dealings to a smaller aggre
gate thanlhas been «ecn for several weeks pa?t. Th<? decision of the gov
ernors of the exchange to close on Saturday, in.^conipliancc with the petition
of members, was an additional factor „ in proniptjng the curtailment of any
new ventures pending the passing of the triple holiday. Trading was almost
idle at times and the current of the price movement was "feeble and hesitating.
Some calling of loans was reported in preparation for settlements at the
end of the month.
Tn spite of the \u25a0differing of the caiT loan rates the market was weaker.
The naming of full dividend rates on the classes of Eric preferred stocks, was
belter than was expected,. although the payment is to be made in 10 year
warrants. ' . ... ;.,
Quotations were promptly established .for these warrants in the curb
market, indicating the ability of stock holders; to secure, cash distribution,
although &t a considerable discount from t,he face value, but the resort to the
device of 10 year warrants of the dividends on Erie stocks made a fresh
impression of the scarcity of capital. ..
The raising of the question of. the "stability of dividend rktes showed
New York Central again particularly sensitive owing to the poor
showing of earnings of that company for the first six months of 1907./ The
Bank of England reported an improvement in condition, but the returns
of the Bank of France were weak. Wheat was stronger again, and there
was a revival of uneasiness over unseasonal temperature in the southwest.
Bonds were steady; total sales, par value, $890,000. United States 3s
declined H per cent on call.
-Vevr York Stork UK
X F. Hntton & Co.. 400 California street,
members of tfce New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list of bond and stock sales
;«p«terday:
b».le« i STOCKS I Hlgu| Low| Bid I Ask
!Adam6 Express ..|ISO 165
200 Alils-Chalmera .. 6«, 6!i 6 6%
";'.'. -I Do pfd ISVi 25 "
33,000 Amalg Ckipper .. 71% 69% 70*<, 70%
Am Beet Sugar 12 13
Do pfd 75
Am Can Co • 4% 5
Do pfd 46% 47
1001 Am Car & Fdy . . 35% 38% 37% 3S^4
j Do pfd.... ; 95 97 "
500, Am Cotton Oil.. 32% 31% 31% 31%
i Do pfd 85' 90
..lAm Dist Teleg.. .. 16 30
Am Express ..- 192 210
.". Am Grass Twine 4 4%
Am Hide & L 8% 4
I Do pfd 14 17
....... Am Ice Securities 50 58
Am Llnneed 7 9
... Do pfd 15 18
300 Am Locomotive.. 52% 62 61% 51%
j Do pfd.. '......... 100 102
5.400 jAm Sm A Rf g Co 95% 94% 04% 95
300 Do pfd 96% 95% 95% 96%
600 Am Sugar 114 113% 113% 113%
Do pfd 114 118%
]Am Steel Fndrs 8% 6%
-I Do pfd 30% 31%
|Am Tel & Tel Co 102% 110
lOOiAm Tob pfd 7« 76 T5% 80
lAm Woolen .... 23 24%
Do pfd 85% 88
2,ooo, Anaconda 46% 4Q 46 46%
jArcadlan Copper 5 s»i
iAtlantic Coast L 81 82%
2.100; A T &. S F 86% 85% 86% R6%
300j Do pfd 90 90 89% 91%
TOOBbH &. Ohio 90 59% 90 90%
I Do pfd 81 87 -
IBethlebem Steel 10% 13
8.20018 R T.". 1T .".I 44% 45»4 43% 43%
'Brooklyn Un Gas 105 110
iCanada Southern 01% C 3
1.6001 Canadian Pacific. 169% 167% 168 108%
500,0 & O 33 32% 32% 33
iC & A 11 18
eoo;c g w 9% 0% 9% 10
Do pfd "A".. 40 43
....... Do pfd "B".. 12% 13%
....... Do debs ...... .......... 67 72
100, C& N W 142% 142% 142 143%
6.ooo:c il & st p .... I^o% iißv. i».^% n >%
LP* P« •• I«C% 147
..[Central Leather 17 is« 4
100J yo.pfd 84% 84% 84 85
{Chicago Terminal 3 6%
Do pfd 13 20
Chicago Un Trac 3 S>4
I Do pfd 14 17*
jC CC& St L GO 60%
I Do pfd P8 105
•JOOjColo Fuel & Iron 24% 24 23% 24
IX> Pfd 36 56
'Colum H C & I lou 21
600'Colo Southern ... 22% 22U 22 22U
Do. let pfd ..... 51% 51%
300! Do 2d pfd 40% 40 40 41
i lOOiConsolidated Ga». 102% 102% 102% 104 '
lOOlCorn Products... 13% 13% 13 13U
1 Do pfd ." :..'.. 63 C 5
J,4oo!Del &. Hudson... 141% 150 150 152
lOOID Li W ...... 447 447 445 473
40o!D & R G.... 21% 21% 21% 21%
IH> pfd fis 70
Detroit L'n Ry... t 63% C 5
Diamond Match.. ..... ..... I2s*i I2s*i
4.looiDlstill Securities 56% 53% 50 ' 56«
SOOJDuIuth SS &. A.. 8% 8% 8% 8%
....... IV) pfd 18% 24'
I.KOO Erie 2<i% 19% 19% 20
7<JO Do Ist pfd.... 49 48 47-2 48%
400 Do 2d pfd SO 35 33 35U
Fed -M & 8 pfd.. SO 83
200 General Electric. 126 125% 126 127T4
Granbr CMS * P '.104 100 '
4.300 Grt North Ore. . 66% 62% 62% 53 "-
4.100 Do pfd ... 123 121-jj. 121% 122
Greene Can" Cop 12% 12%
Havana Tob Co 10 11 '
Do pfd IS 18 '-'
Hocklne Valley.". .'. 75 SS 7
Do pfd 85
... Illinois Central: ..132- 134
400 Interboro Metro. . '8U 9 fi 914
300 Do pfd ....... 26 25% 26U 27
...".... Inter Marine 7 $-
Do pfd 15 JB*--
ISOO] Inter Paper 14% 14 13 14
... Do pfd 71% 72
....|l«ter/ Power 40 4S "•
....Inter Pump ..". . ..... ;."... 20 22 '-
....) Do pfd .-. ..";'.'. 70 72
2fto;lowa Central 16% 16% 16 17 ' ;
3r*>r Do pfd ....... 55% 34% 35 S6 '*
.... X C F S * M pfd .......... 70 75'
....IK C Southern... ....". ..... 23% 24.,
....1- Do pfd ....... .;........ R2W, RX 0 *
...... .ILake Erie & West ........... 12* 20 Z*
Do pfd ..... 45' «a';
...... .(Lehlgh Valley .."... 57% M •".
.:ljong Island-. ;....:; 45. 55T.
400JL & S: |106% lOC% 106% 1O»5 r-
Mackay ....:....}.. 65 «5'; J :
\u25a0 Do pfd ..........;.....-. «2% 64"
3001 Manhattan .;.... 11SU US 115 120->
'...r.rJMetro St Ry..... ;.. .;... 42
SOOlMexican Central. 18U 18% IS- is«i
Minn 4i St L ....].. 37 33%
Do Ist pfd.:.'. .......... 75 78'
;......MBtPtBSM. ..:...;... I>« 98
100 Dt» pfd.;...... 125 125 124 12$
500 Mo Kan & Texas. 34 34 341 i
Do pfd........ .;. '.-. «2% (Xl
400Mt*»«ourl Pacific.. 67% O% 01 ' «57
Na*h Chat i>H.. 120 125 -,
1,000 Nationcl Lea,d.;.. 4R>4 47% A\% 4"» -
1001 Do pfd... 82% JC'% 82*4 83 '
IN R R «f.<M'pfd ..... ;.... 45 C ....
600] National Biscuit.. 78 72% 72- 74 w
I l*> Pfd. 110! i 112 /
|Ner. Cons 'Cupperi. ;.;.'.:... 10% 11 '"
JtOOlNewbouse ' C0p....) 11 - j 10% 10% 1 1 >."
....... NJT Central.... '. .....f..... 170 175
;)N'Y Air Brake.. ..... .;..-. 105 iw/.
5.200 N V Central;... 104% 102% 103 . V^ii
S.'YC*StL.... 27% 29*.
Do -Ist' pfd.... ; ..... 09^105"
....... Do"2d; pfd ;... ..... «3 71
... X T N H t Uirt ..... ....'. 137' 159
300N V Ont ie W.". 33 32% 32% 33
200JNorfolV- A W.".:-. 70% 70 C9»i 70%:
j Do- pfd.' 1 .. 78 S2'-
SnoiNorth American.. 60' S5 53. 00/"
4,500! Northern, Pacific. 121 119% 119% 120 :
.'.'.(Omaha.- -. f.... ..... 120 125-
Do pfd.. ; 145* i£o-
Pacific Coaft ......;.;...".. fO"; 90:
Do' lsfpfd.'.'.. .;... ..... 80 a»
Do 2d pf!S:.\. ...;. ...;. «$\u25a0- 100 -
SOOiPaclfic,. Ma 11..'... 25% 25. 25. 25%
5.500 Penney B R Co. . 118 117 -i. 117% 117%
lOOlPeople's Gas..;.. S6 68 $6- 87
.......]P CCA St-L.. .....;.... 65. 68
.( .Do pfd....... 93 95"
....... Plttabnrg Coal .......". .8 "9
....... Do pft. ....... .......... 46% 50'^
/ - New York Stock List—Continued
Sales 1 STOCKS 1 High) Lowl Bid | A»k
200 Pressed Steel Car 27% 27^4 27% 28
400 Po pfd 85 84% 82% SS
100 Pullman Car Co.. 155% 155% 154 156, .
100 Ry Steel Springs. 35 35 34% 37
Do pfd... 75 88.
.73,700 Reading ;.......| £»4U 02% \u25a0.03% 03%
..: Do Ist pfd.... <79% 80.
Do 2d pfd 75 80
400 Republic S * 1.. 19% 19% 19">)) 2<'%
-.Do pfd 71% 72%
I,4oo'Rock Island Co. . 19% 19% 19*4 19%
700 Do pfd 45 44 43% 44%
COOSloss Sheff S& I. 46% 45% 46 46%
.......I Do pfd....V... 85 100
v;:.|St-Lv ;:.|St-L is F Ist. ...... 60 r 65^
,200<. Do 2d pfd.;... S3 482 32 32%
100 St L & S XV.... 16% 16% 16% 17%
100 Do pfd........ 44% 44% 44 45
ll,loo(Southern Pacific. 84% 83% 83% 84
'I Do pfd........ 110 110%
COO Southern Ry 15% 15% 15% 15%
Do pfd 51 53
SUndard Oil 446 448
....... Term Coal & 1 136 160
800 Term Copper 35 34% 34 35
TwPUniJTCo. .1... \u0084.., 65 74
400 Texas Pacific ...-. 25% 25 - 24% 25
300 Third Aye. .*...... 51 . 50 50 51
....... Tol Ry & Trac Co 1......... 24 24%
300 Toledo St L &VW& V W 24% 24% 24% 25
600 Do pfd 40% 49 ' 45% 46%
Twin City R T.. 90 : 91"i
Union Bsg & P 5% .6%
Do pfd ...... 52? 55
74.800 Union Pacific ... 128% 126% 126% 126%
....... Do pfd 81 82
....... United Copper .. ..; ..... 64
United Rds of SF 20 24
....... Do>pfd ...... i. ........ 34% 30
;...... Do 4s 72%
400 U S Cast Iron P.. 30 29 30 32
400 Do pfd 77% 70 76 77%
U S Express 90 100
:.-.....] US Realty h. Cons 43 50
v.USBi Bef Co 12 ' 14
'Do pfd ...... .~... ..... 39 41
100 U S Rubber ..... 30% 30% SO 31
60 Do Ist pfd .... -30% 89% *9% 90%
Do 2d pfd .;.. ..... ..... 59 69%
12.900 U S Steel Cor .. 31% 31 81% 31 Vi
3,100 Do pfd ...... 05 94% 94% 94%
..;.... Ta Chem- Co. .. ..... ../.. 19% 20-
Do .pfd ....'............ P5 100"
.....;;ViC I &.C Co. .......... 48 . 60
....\.. Wabash. . . 11.. nu
,^ 100 .;Do jjfd 20 20 19% 20
." Wells-Fanro Ex........ .....250 .>OO
200 Western Union .. 75% 75 74% 75
Wcstinghonse ;... 130 137-
W&LK . 9 11
....... Do Ist pfd 21 22
Do 2d pfd ;.... 11 ~ il3
... Wlscon Central ........;.. 14 18
....... Do pfd 32 37
818.100— total , shares sold. /
'\u25a0 THE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. Aug." 29. — Hutton's wire says: "The
market opened higher on : report of money re
lief from Washington and the \u25a0; absorption .of
the New York city municipal bonds by -Morgan
and "associates. Shannon and Arizona - Commer
cial "were strong. The market soon became dull,
with .nothing -doing until the. last half hour,
when- the i market sagged. - Brokers think the
market will go somewhat ' higher tomorrow on
short covering over the triple holiday, but look
for a narrow ' market and do not expect any
rise until some large copper sales are made "
It is reported that the United metal company
will reduce the. price of copper to 18c. -At the
metal exchange the price of lake " copper was
reduced %c on the asking price. . -'
. -. Directors of the 1 Parrot mining company , have
declared - the . .regular quarterly . dividend of 25
cents' per share, payable September ' 18. \u25a0',
„: The-; North , Butte'. mining company has de
clared the regular • quarterly dividend of"|2 per
•hare, payable September 21." i
BASTE RX MARKETS
Xew York .Money Market
JST.V? YORK, ., Aug. 29.— Money on call firmer
«t 2%@3 per. cent. Time loen* weaker. ,
— Prime mercantile paper. B@6>4 per - cent;
•terling. erehange (rtendy. with nerual business
in bankers' bills; at $4.SQ6ofor demand ' and at
\u26664.5265, fftr»«0 days.. _ .
Commercial bills. J4.52. • •
Bar silver. 67% c; Mexican* dollars. 52t4c.
Borernment bonds easy; •• railroad bonds steady.
Condition of the ' Treasury
WASHINGTON'. 1 Aug; 20.~Today's ; statement
of th« treasury balances In the general fund, ex
<rlu*ilTer<»r tbc'flSO.ooo.ooo cold reserre. shows-
Available .-cart balance. $234,075,598; gold, coin
\u25a0 . and . boHton,-v/t63,275.425; gold : certificates, •'$«,.
'HX>,4lO, £ * \u25a0 :': ' -- '- - -'\u25a0 \u25a0•' \u25a0*--'' :.'. '
1c- New. York a Cotton v Market -
NEW A'OKK; Aujt.;2».— Hotton's>wir«;saTs:
Tomorrow ia'flrst day for issuing notice* for de
livery, of, cotton: on September, contracts, and we
understand a targe number '-will 'be sent out upoo
npenins of th? market.. as mostjof, the, cotton is
low cradp. ->ln- tbe'absfinre of . ani. outside r»
,«pon(«e to ; the > condition." l today- was ' most dis
appointing, •; «n«l . Inter.- when . it ' became ; known
that anme .or; our large kval operators were en
dpi«v6rinB _ to . secure profits, a -general selling
movement developed which wiped, out the early
»dTanc«». Bat ? for \u25a0 the support \u25a0'•\u25a0 prices would
u«Te jfonr lower iinrter profit, taking " \u25a0 - •
- Emylwdy >-U ; bull Jsh . on < ttia : sltuatlnn. \ basing
\u25a0 thplr,Tlews'on.- Texas. v? but the ; eastern -part ot
to*- belt will make up any deficiency that Texas
will hare. The Journal ~of -, Commerc* • expects
to be out in the morning .with Irs .first report,
which will give l an' idea or; forecast."**; what 'the
•FOTernment report will be, an it. has been nearer
than: any other. Trade condition! \u25a0 are surer, to
.rtow a falling off- In. this?connrry>ln "the near
future. -*s they are ' doing Jt -abroad,' and sooner
or later It. is sure to ; tell 00 .-cotton at 12U cents
a.poand against 9 cents came time 'Jast : year \u25a0>\u25a0
Option-^. ..Open. 1 : High. Low." \u25a0, Close"
August ..:......11 .60 11.69 ". U. 62:' il 6*>
September '..i.;. -11.55 11.73: II.M-hl.as
October, \u0084..'..V .12.25 • 12.37 \u25a0• 12.251 , 12.2S
Norember 12.33 12.38. 12J32 '1231
L>ecember;-.'.....12.37-,. 12-4!», , 12.35. 32.3»
January--;,. ..:.-.12.4*i -: 12.67 12.45 \u25a0 . 12^6
February ;..;..".....• ..... . .... - ]*• 49
March .../.— :.. 12.67 a. 12.65^ 12.56 • 12 - B7
Apri1.:;..;..:... .... ..... ....... 12.60
May •,.;.:.....;.. 12.65 ; 12.72: 12.65 ; 12.65
'. r.-'Nevr York Grain and Produce /
- Suirar— Raw : steady • ' centrif ugal.l 3.B2cT* granu-'
lated.-sc.* Coffee steady. ' Molasses sugar firm.
- Coffee futures closed steady, , net unchanged to
6 • points higher./ Sales were reported of. 13,500
be es, \u25a0» Including ( Sen t ember 1 at .: 5.60 c; I December 1
' 6.75 c; March," 5.90fi;5.»5c; May, 6c; July,- 6.05®
XH-CJ \u0084 '^AiSSX'^^'-^fJ^^^.^'i^X^iiM^^.^'X , ;^.-A U'O;UjST^ ;BI7, . > JLUUt.
6.10 c; spot coffee quiet; Rio; No. 7, 6%c; Santos
No.' 4. 7?ic; mild coffee dull; i Cordova, fl@l2c.V;
Butter , strong. ' . Creamery; Fpccials.v 2Ci4@27c;
western factory,: 18H@22c. -Cheese strong.-Egga
quiet and: unchanged. . '->\u25a0 .. \u25a0•-..\u25a0\u25a0:- \u25a0-;.-'
•V-- '-\u25a0-\u25a0, '- "r DRIED i FRUITS - - ..."\u25a0 '\u25a0'' '-*:'\u25a0 <-.
The market for evaporated apples >is unchanged
on • spot.: .: Ptunes are , firm :• bnt t unchanged. --"Apri-;
cots and: peaches are ; quiet > but; steady.' .'-Raisins
are in very light f supply, on 'spot and prices con
sequently. are firmer. ; ' . \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0' ' :r '-iW&BB
. i IVevv ' York \ Metal Market I;
NKW YORK, Aug:"/ 29.*— Lead ' easy iat •\u25a0 5.05®
1 5.25 c. -Lake copper weak'at 18@lS.75c. "; ; Silver,
!67%c— - --y .-\u25a0 ; ,v,: : - ..-•-. .-.-\u25a0
ST. LOUIS, ", Aug.' 29."— Lead ' dull " at ' 4.95 c.
Spelter ateady' at 's.4sc. ,;. . \u25a0;.'•.•'/
CHICAGO BOARD; OP '\u25a0 TRADE
Fnture' Grain aud Provisions
i CHrCAGO.; Aug.\ 29.— Liquidation 'In tue;3ep
| te.mber \u25a0 option \u25a0 caused '• a ' highly r nervous : market
1 in:wheat'today."-'At:the-cloi«i!» September .wheat
was off %iti%c atS»%«^B»*4c. Corn was %c
j higher. • Oats . were" down - He. • ' Provisions -were
fie to- 30<\ lower; .." \u25a0'..--',' •\u25a0..,'\u25a0\u25a0.- -:•- ,\ \u25a0•> -\u25a0
-> Tlie; wheat \u25a0 market oponedl higher desplte.'gen
eral Felling In: the : D^oember option."- ; September
was > not sold . so heavily ,at - the : opening, hut
later; liquidation' in- this option.! set ' in -and '.the
market fell off \u25a0 readily, whenever strong pressure
was i applied. \u25a0 y Prices Jdld" not respond \u25a0> quickly
to tbe bullish news -received. .Among these wpre
higher.. Liverpool cables.' ,: a decrease- of \u25a0 1 .200.0i»0
bushels atJVllnneopnlls and'tuuairnhipraents from.
Argentina. - Beports of damage by frost *tn \u25a0> the
Canadian- nortbtreetT were.-n umerous today* and
the' weather ; was , reported >ln- that -section :ms
being, generally/ cold and- wet. i. Whenever .the
I market : advanced cllghtly ilni ln responsp -, to ? these
influences the advance ? was \u25a0 m»t by- a^ flood : of
selling orders that 'carried, prices "down again.-
•-• The decline- at--thp close .resulted Jin 1a ;: good
demand for \u25a0 export. • -Primary .'^receipts : -iww»!
679.000 bushels, against 476.000 ' bushels in f samo
day -last 'year. -- -.-..- -• \u25a0 5 :\u25a0•\u25a0) \u25a0". .:...'\u25a0.-'. ; . ,j
Minneapolis, Puluth: »nd Xhicatro reported /re
ceipts 0f. 222 against' B2s. cars :last yeek
and ,-117-cars, -117 -cars lmtbe correspondlnc' week : a *r<*nr
ago. -.The- corn, opened ifirm. ; but \u25a0 declined winter
In sympathy' with the\wb«^at."; September openeil
%c-to'%c'bt(rher..nt;.fio<' toif>oVic.- s Kold between j
KO'iip.aud 45OVic and closed cony at 5J* a <c. •Irfx'sl |
receipts . were.. 134. oars. V with : : 2t> . of 1..*1 ..* contract I
gradp.' The-oats market-.was'ciull all dar.- nut
pricey .wltbßtnod: thp-benr. movement far^lwtter
thsn any. other ' grain. , Septemher opened "'j'.Jc
hisrhrr -,«t SO^r. sold .between I 'SO'-jC and' so%c
and clrwed at 505ic. ."\u25a0 ; .^^H^?fiS]s«*SS!* S: S*' ti 'tv.f^
• Provisions^ wer«» *»!"»i<»r- on'sh^nvy run' of hogs
h*T*»'»nd - at other, points. :-' At the clone Septem
ber pork. Wfls r d<i*n-n.27«4(g;:soe:at $15.47H@15.50.
Lartl was down l<v.»it- HS.JKi.-"; nibs '.were down
5c to 10e : at $5.40/!|«.47V4.-' /
The loading, future*' reuged -ns follows: \u25a0'.
' Options — ' -' Open. Jllch. 1-ow. Close.
' . V\-b*>at— \u25a0-.:-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 , . ;
September -.\u25a0 PI U $>!% ' W><-4 .-'..89%
December ""...... -f»7 ';»"% 95% PSM,
May ........;.. "1.03T*. 1.04Vg 1.02VS l'.Ol'ii'
.' Corn— \u25a0 , .... '•\u25a0 .» -. . ->\u25a0-.•\u25a0: .
September ...... KO; p. r,o*.i M»*H '.'••- 53%
Decpmber. ...... -68% r>R'A
Msy .......... .59% 50% 69 59%
.:, Oats— -.-' :•\u25a0; ' '.\u25a0 \ \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0•
September ..... 60% 60% -."50^4/ 50VJ
December \u0084 . ... * ; 47% ". 47"4 47% 47^5
May^ ....... 40Vi 40% 48% - 48%
.j ' \u25a0 Pork — , - y : \u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0'\u25a0 . . \u25a0 •••
September ;..... 15. 60 15. R5 15.47 15.47' "
October ........15.73 .15.75 15.62 15.62
January ........15.65 15.85 15.75 15.75
\u25a0,- Ij»rd— \u25a0 '•-. -\u25a0'. "- -\u25a0- . \u25a0 ' •\u25a0-. \u25a0 ---.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.•-,\u25a0
September ....'.. 8.05 .9.00 B.PO 8.80
October ...0.10. 9.12 9.02 9.02.
January \u0084..,...8.80 8.80 8.70 5.72
\u25a0'• . Bhort Ribs-
September...... 8.47 '8.65 8.45 8.43
October ........ 8.60 \u25a0 - 8.67 8.57 8.57
January........ 8.10 iS.I2 8.07- - 8.07 \
Enateru Livestock Market
- KANSAS CITY. Aug." a 29.^-Cattle— Receipt*
7,040," including c 1.600 southerns.' - Market -steady
to . Btrong. Choice \u25a0- export "and \u25a0- dressed be«f
steers, $6.50@7.15;-falr to good." $5@6.J5; west
ern .$4. 26@5.85; .stockers and feeders,
$3.25@5.75; southern steers, $3.35Q4.80; south
ern cows, : $2. 15@3.40; native. cows, $2.25@4.75;
native . heifers.v $3©5.75; '.- bulls, $2.60@3.00;
calves, $3.50@7. \u25a0'\u25a0-.'• - ; .
- Hogs — Receipts 8.300. - '•' Market \u25a0 s@loe ' lower.
Balk of sales, $5.85@6.15;. heavy. $5.80@0.05;
packers, $6@6.15; pigs and light, $6.05(96.20.
Sheep — Receipts 8.300. . Market steady to SOc
lower. 1 ? Lambs, . $6.fi5@7.2." : ewes and' yearlings,'
$5@6.50; range.- sheep, .ss(^s^so;- stockers and
feeders, |3.50@5.70. iol ' " ,
liOa Angeles ' Markets
Special by Leased Wire to The Call
LOS 'ANGELES. Aug. . 29.— Business in the
Los Angeles ' produce market today "was any
thing but • stagnant. From . the earliest - hours
until the - last \u25a0 cleanup there -. was \u25a0a - brisk de- I
mand and sharp * competition, / a .- condition \u25a0 due'
In : many Instances : to :a .'shortage . of .- receipts;
which gave sellers an advantage over I buyers. 1 1
Receipts of eggs . were - extremely . light, • only
83 cases arriving. \u25a0 \Theiw were uot as -many
easterns as in : . two days > past. Dealers iln
one or two cases' attempted ' to obtain 33 cents
a dozen. \u25a0 - ; - .
Butter receipts were lighter of the home
produced varieties. Eastern arrivals were very
heavy. . One , firm \u25a0 alone : - received .an entire car.
There : was no cheese ' reported- In.' \u25a0 v : \u25a0 \u25a0 ;
Sweet ' potatoes ; continue :; very firm and 'In
good demand. Whites were stronger than for
two - or , three t days \u25a0 past. ; Burbanks - remain the
favorite variety. : . / - \u25a0 ; : •
Tomatoes : fell off very much again this morn-
Ing. Any ' amount . was : available at 10 and 15
cents. '_ ' Other • green', stuff \u25a0 remains '," unchanged
and In ' fair quantity.' :
Produce receipts— Eggs. 83 cases;: butter.'
10.350 pounds; potatoes, 1.661 ; ; sweet potatoes,
155" sacks;; onions, S5 sacks. • , \u25a0 \u25a0:,*\u25a0-';\u25a0
. Eggs — Local ranch and : candled, selected, 52c;
case count, 29c; J, fancy, fresh : eastern, - 27c;;stor
age eastern. "25c; eastern dirties, 21e. -
Butter— Creamery extras, 65c; creamery firsts,
67»@60c; dairy,:. 24@25c.,- . -
'\u25a0 ' Cheese— Northern. \u25a0 fresh,': 17c: anchor, : ; large,"
18c ; • anchor, - young America, • 19e ; hand cheese. '
anchor ; brand, 70c; .- eastern/ Blnglea,'lß@lf»c;
eastern twins. 18c: : eastern \u25a0 oheddars. 16@16V4c;
eastern Jonghorn. 19c; i west em .daisy, -^19Hc;
Swiss.i mported;. 30c; -Swiss -domestic, 25c; llm
burger, ISc; Tulare,/ 17c. --, r '
Potatoes Ca ctl> — Burbanks.-"s2@2.2s:' :;new
early rose. * $1 .85©2; fancy; highland ' Burbank/
$2.23; choice highland Burbanks, '\u25a0 $2; fancy Sa
linas. 52.50; sweet potatoes, 3(gi3^c per ib.}. \u25a0:.?
'". Onions— Yellow : danvers."- $2.50@2.75 per?ctl;
Imperial 1 Bermudas, r ?3.75 per '»' ctl; - allversklnu.
$3.23 per - ctl ; garlic, j. B@ai: \u25a0» chills/ evaporated.
ll@12c; sun dried, *14@15c; Aground,. 12^c:
Mexican, bulk, 12^@13c; pickle onions, 51.75®
Beans (a cU)— Pink No.- 1.- $3.25; lima No.
1, $5.50; Lady Washington No. . l.< $3.25; do
small, ..white,.- No. 1,".: $3.40; • blackeye, • $5.50ia
6.50; garvanras, $5.50@6; lentils,: 12V6@13c
per- Ib. -.; - - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . ' \u0084 -.--- --. ,->-. \u25a0\u25a0 .-,-.\u25a0
-Honey— Comb water white, I ,lb 'frames/ 14®
I6c; light amber, \u25a0 -13@14c; ' extracted '; water
white, ' 60*. pound cans,. 6V>@7%c;: light amber,
60 pound cans, 6V4@7c; 1 .
\u25a0 Poultrfi-Buying prices/; live .weight, a ' pound :
Broilers, ;, Itol% , lbs, " not X wanted ; ' I V, } to 2hi
lbs, 17c; rfryers, under 3 lbs,'; 15c; roasters,: 3 , or
more lbs, : 14c; : hens,'; lSVic; \u25a0 stags - and- old roos
ters, -8c; turkeys, \u25a0 heavy,- 17c; ' turkeys," light,"
not wanted; ducks, -12c; geese,- 12c; squabs and
pigeons, $1.75©2 a dozen. Selling prices : Froz.-n
dressed -eastern*; stock.' > a; lb — Hens. \u25a0.»-il8(g!17c;
young. roosters, 19% c; fryers, «loe; broilers,: 26c;
turkeys, : old tom», 21 Vie; young toms, 23c; hens,
22^e; j geese,", 17c; 'ducks,,; 18c.. - .. \u25a0\u2666:•>:.-. .
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Foreign Futures . '
LIVEfIPOOL
Wheat— Sept. Dec. ."May.
Opening .7. B^i' 7 8-/.: i 79^
Closing ..>"..; .7,0% 78S - ' 9Mi
\u25a0/\u25a0' :,./ . '\u25a0 ""PARIS'-". \u25a0' . T:-/ . .-. ; \u25a0' \u25a0 \u25a0'-
-Wheat — \u25a0 -Aug. ; Nov.-Feb.
Opening ........../.../. ....'23 SO • 23. 70
Closing ......'..,;.......... 23 95 £3 65
" - Flour— \u25a0 - _" \u25a0 r ,' \u25a0• ' • . ', -.' -. '.- "«
Opening ........ 1 ....31 90 30 70
i Closing ............". ..\u25a0; .:;: ; 32 20 . / so 65
Liverpool Grain and Cotton Mnrkct *
\u25a0"-. LIVERPOOL,;- Aug.";;- 29.^-Closing: : '..Wheat—-
Snot nominal; futures' steady;- September. 7s
Bftd. u,-. . .;-'\u25a0\u25a0;.\u25a0%\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:--\i-:' •'•-t-.-.-v ,- . . -. . :. \u25a0 \u0084• .
\u25a0 ; t>>rn — SpotJ steady : . old - northern, ; 5s 3sid ; ' fa
tures. quiet; , September,; 6s T3%d. \ \u25a0„\u25a0 \u0084- :-':, '•.-'•.'
\u25a0 Cotton-rSpot Id fair. demand at prices 3 points
lower; than American,''; middling ! 7.46d.'; '-•\u25a0
St.; Joseph } Cattle Market
r : ST. ,- JOSEPH, 1 Aus.p 29.— Cattle— Receipts.
3.000. ' '; Market , slow ? aad steady: ' \ Natives, 1 ; f4.50
©0.76: cows' "and" heifers,-; $1.75(35.23; stockers
and feeders,-; $3.25@4. 75. •-\u0084\u25a0 .. --\u25a0 ;a :/,
> Hogs— Receipts/ 5.167. : Market •' 10c : lower 'at
16.62; bulk, |5.23@5.27*4:;- " , -
\u25a0 ' ' St. Louis Wool; Market
•" ST. i LOUIS, JAng;^ 29.— Wool— Quiet; > Medium
combingand clothing-,- 24 mg26V4eMIgbtiflne -22
§22Uc; heavy) fine,;- 17@17i /8 c; : tub- washed, \u25a027
LOCAL MARKETS
More /Cheerf nl ".Talk • From New iork
f > ,J* S.KBaehci&' Co.- have, added j. their -views
to «" those spubllshed 2as t representing * the
opinions •of \u25a0 the leading, financiers \ of . New York
and they* are i decidedly \u25a0 optimistic/ as i follows: \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0&
»•;• Settling .- down >. to » the » Inevitable— taking % for
granted.-- for r. Instance.*- that * the 5 tnist \u25a0'. question
will continue to be treated- for. the next 18 months
i>s -it has in the last IS.: a consideration of what
we . still . have to : be ' thankful f for -Isr in s order. ~&
-y.i Ours Jls'i the \ richest i country! in 5 the -: world; s our
1 piople i are I lndnstrious.*; Kane 1 and : resourceful.-) The
population ; is'- Immense ; and; constantly i Increasing
r-wtld - theories* are " sure * eventually..; to ,be • dis
carded,'' as \u25a0 witneM-.. the "demise : of : the • greenback
cram," and* the i silver '\u25a0 craie.'f^The * storm 1 center
of • trust nand " government • dictatorship'
will pass,? as "haveiotbers.V In "time,'"- and* we: will
still r have ?-, the s flnn {_: found at lon,*; out ~ of f-. which
has i grown" onr I enormous I wealth,^, to I build 1 upou
;• <\u25a0:, OUR > WONDERFUL^ PR(JSPERITI i . :
<\u25a0< Meantime,; our prosperity. to: tremendous. Credit
h as not had \u25a0- t lme to > become i. unsound %in : the
three i; yea»;; of >lt» ? conUnuance— especially \ as
during; \u25a0* one J or s these ? years s expansion 1 has . been
held back .by r the . ; antlcorporatlon ,* campaign."
_f '\u25a0 - \u25a0 •\u25a0 \u0084..-\u25a0 .'-\u25a0. .-;;.•:---;.•<• .>\u25a0 ••-.:\u25a0--.-.--,..
The \u25a0 year s crop, , while .'\u25a0 not at- record f figures,
will:.be,large enough and \u25a0 higher ' priced. ; Millions
In ;• gold ; are. still'; coming »out ' of; the ground' for
usieach syear.>Wo have such;' a "tenacious -busi
ness prosperity, that- IS months of -what,' whether
Intended \u25a0* or,"*- not,*;, has', been ;,r against
credit; , two ; breaks . in *. tUe"-.prlcea ? of i securities,'
wiping ; out \u25a0>' thousands S of " millions; ', and :' a j tense ,
money .1 situation, > long\u0094 continued - and- spreading ,
over t tlie \u25a0. whole -' world— have not " been * able .'-. 10 :
dissipate; it:. '\u25a0\u25a0- ; « . : . .: '\u25a0' "•* vt .' :.
.." Here.'then, , Is 'cause .for -cheer,* and '.these con
siderations ' should i assure the Investor that , the
country ; is /all ; right, % and that > so .; also are ; its
securities ; - : and & this :\u25a0\u25a0 should bring ; him - out \u25a0 of
the r" cellars j. to 'takei advantage • of- the lowest
pricestfor value -iusyears.^ ;-- \u25a0 .- •\u25a0 -^ V-^'f '.--. "T" T
- .And ', tire* Values'.wlUSbe' there'even' if., bust
ness 1 recession % continues -', and - insolvencies M In-,
crease."-^ The foundation is ? »sound,' and-rccovery,
will "not be long [ drawn -out .as. In 'former years.
;. AFree-EsreJCnaeai''. - -;. '
' v Swift '& ' Co." have! issued • the following circu
lar to egg; shlpperu: •••;;•; _; *i -. ; -r »,^./ \u25a0 >:\u25a0 .
'V/VOwlngto'a rule/ passed 'July 1, 1007,'byithe
San ;Francisco . wholesHle^dairy i produce exchange.",
effective i September i : ,l;-v. the highest v quotation
on : eggs In :- the San . Francisco market ) will i be ; for
eggs,-, cases included:*^ Where | cases are I retnrned
of.-c-ourse Uhe'iiricc.ofjcase- will be allowed .by
•seller." This , is a- rulp \u25a0 which', is \u25a0• In" '\u25a0 effect \u25a0' In all
[ large : markets -"except- San .Francisco- and ;Is
passed, here: w First,"', fontbe protection' of ship
pers " and . toj prevent | the>locs of ; tbelr .cases; \u25a0 sec
ond, *to 1 put 1 San t Fra ncisco market j on '; the ' same
basis as other; markets ; | third.tto get- away" from
the : heavy- returu? charges lon empties nowrbelng
charged: by, the transportation companies. /Every
(shipper/ to the ; San • Francisco market ' has In ' the
past - experienced , heavy : loss of , casea. "This ; was
partly due rto "loss tby r carriers \u25a0 j-b?a ' returning,
but principally; to; the fact that cases were sent
' out >-to ; tbeMrado ; and.;, nev.er. returned to y the.
receiver. ! Under the "new, arrangement the. quota
tion-. wlll.be-. relatively. -r higher', and', container
will go v with the t goods. « v This "will . eliminate
losslto shipper'andiputlt'up to; the parties who
really-, lose -the r cases./ i This- is a -very, favorable
rule to. producers and.sbippers aud we feel' quite
sure will be- highly Batlsfactory- after It is under
stood' and ; working." .. - \u25a0-.
I '.' .' K\«*bnnjsc and Bullion /
: SilTer/was h fraotlcTj-wcaVer." " t • '\u25a0\u25a0:'''' •'\u25a0<
, '\u25a0\u25a0 "//.^ - •: . • ,-/\u25a0 LOCAJ. \u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0. \u0084: ... •\u25a0 *
Storlinc e.Tchanj;*»;:6f> days.- '..:.. — <g4.83
\u25a0 Sterling exchanßp.\slgbt, ............ — @4".K7
Sterilnjr exchange.' cablps:.;-. ..T. .;.' — ®4.SS .
NVWiyorkiexcbangp/eight... ........ .— fe,- o'2\ ( j
New York exchange,"* telejraph'c. ... —@ 05 -
Silver. 'per: 0unce.:..'.. ;..-...;.;... —(3t\B"%
Mexican dollars,' nominal . L . ......... • — 4j !\u25a0 —
• \u25a0 CONTINENTAL / /-.
New -Tort . on P»ri« . . ;".'. :........ '. ...... fll 6«j
New York on Mexico. : 200^ t
Paris \u25a0; on ? - L0nd0n.". .'...;..... .'. . ......:.. —
Berlin 011 -L0nd0n.. '..';'. .•;.'.....'......:... — -
--. AVtient and Other Grain*
. - Wbeat-r-Llverpoor : - futures were /higher, .but
Chicago . Tvaa \u25a0%c - lower : on the day." .There ; was
nothing whatever. new- In'thlgmarket. . • .
\u0084 . .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0^\u25a0.-,\ .-, CASH. WHEAT .
-\u25a0 California club,. $1.52%©1.55; do milling.
$1.57%; California ' white Australian, $1.55@
1.65;: lower grades' of * Californln, $1.25@1.45;
northern club, $I.ss;jnorthera bluestem, $1.57%
4fl.tiO; - northern-red, - r Cl.s2%.T^(jSS9S^>j^D%!«ft :
FUTURES v . . -i
•'/"-., ..,10:30 a. ta. Session '.L./V
December-^l. 56. ..'-:.
, Barley — Although .. current receipts' are. light,
the : spot ' market . for t feed \u25a0 continue* light.' : : The
demand for shipping grades continues good.' Ore
gon feed Is being offered < to arrive at ' $1.32% .
- \ V- "CASH BARLEY' .
Good to choice feed, spot, $1.30@1.33%; com
mon to fair, $1.25@1.27% per ctl; brewlaj. $1.35
(61.37%; shipping. $1.35 per ctl;.ch«vall«r, $1.30
(&1.50 per ctl. /;•'- '
/FUTURES
' 10:30 a. m. Session
/Open." .--. High. .'• Low. - : Close.'
May ..t/. No sales; $1.38% asked. .
December f/..51.30- $1.36 ' $1.35% $1.85%
i ' - Oats— Tßia market . is surprising even its • best
friends. ' . Values \u25a0 have been high, : but ' they,- are
meadlly -going; higher,';:, especially for .fine- seed
lots, which are in eager demand , but 'hard to
find. . Choice ~, black - are - now \u25a0 being \u25a0 held -up> to
$2.90. and It wbr reported on change \u25a0 yesterday
that one , fine lot of red seed had sold up to $2.
There was 7 a sale of \u25a0 a . car ' of., good . white : at
$1.47%. - Oats are oats nowadays.'- Arrivals from
all quarters are llght.'O;: V- -. Ti\;i.f ;".-;' :
Good to choice red for ««ed, 51.75(32; for feed,
$1.47%@1.00; -.common;, to fair, $T.42%@1.45;
white. -*1.40@1.43. for No. 1 and $1.47%@1.50
for extra choice; good clean black for seed, $2.50
(82.90; :gray,~51.4i'%@1.47% per ctl.- \u25a0 -
, iThe, : government is \u25a0 advertising • for* 1 : 7,000 tons
of oats for the Philippines." .-; /'•/"- x .-- --"^
• >Corn— Continue** lifeless and nominal. ." '
- California •;• small ' round yellow, 5 $1.65(31.67% ;
large yellow,' $1.50@1. 55; white, nominal; west
ern atate I sacked, yellow, $1.50(gi1.5& - spot aad
$1.47%@1.w0 'to? arrive; 'mixed,- nominal; .white,.
Egyptian," $I.3s; '"brown Egyptian, 3 51.25. \u25a0 ; \u25a0 -
V Kye^-$1.45@1.50 per ctl. i
Flour, and : Farinaceous) Goods
I Flour— Calif orn la family ', extras," $5. 20Q5.70
net; -(.without ' discount; bakers' ; extrait, . $&.zu<Uj
5.45; superfine, 54. 10@4.30; Oregon and Wash
ington, per. bbl, $4.90^3.20 for family and $4.25
@4.50 for.cut off. --\u25a0: v MVt -•\u25a0 .i :'.-.-'-,• -..'
. Farinaceous . Goods— Prices iln packages,' - net
cash." no discount, are as follows: , Graham flour,
$3 per 100 lbs; rye flour, $3.40; rye meal, $3.20;
rice flour, $7.20; com meal, $2.75; extra cream
do. ' $3.40; - oat meal. , $4.10; I oat * groats. $4.30:
hominy,' $3.40@3. 60; buckwheat flour, $4; cracked
wheat, . $3.50; farina, " $4.20; * whole wheat ' flour,
$3.20; rolled oats, bbls, $6<&7.25;: In sacks, $8.50
@6. 75; rolled wheat, bbls, $4.30; in sacks, $3.80;
pearl . barley," $5.40; split ; peas, boxes, $6; : green
peiiß, $5 per 100 lbs.
Hay nnd Fcedatuffa
'Rolled barley Is \u25a0higher.'' 1 Other feedstoffs are
unchanged,' but firm, especially.; middlings. . Tha
bay market remains as before stated, the mod
erate, deliveries by can keeping steady^* market
which otherwise would be weak. ;?.v.,';-r \u25a0*\u25a0
. Bran— sl9.so@22.per" % ton. 4 ,'•=••.
Middlings— l2B@3o:. ,-•:•:, . v;
" Shorts — $21@23,per ton." •'• - ••\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0-\u25a0 J-V
•'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0' Keedstuffs— Kolled barley, $23.50@29.50; mixed
fred, $2Xg-'4; oilcake; meal,;: nominal; 1 ' cocoanut
cake or, meal at m H Is. $25 in 10 and $25. 80 In 5
. ton : lots; -Jobbing, . |26; i corn' meal. l $32; . cracked
corn," $33; .broom corn- feed,"' 9oc@sl per.'ctl;--al
falfa : meal,' carload -\u25a0 lots, $20.50; Jobbing, ' $21.50
per ton; mealfalfa. $20.50; Jobbing; $21.50. ""
>.-. Hay — Wheat,^sl2@lB.so; v extra, choice, t do,
$19@20 per 'ton; wheat and oat,' $10(310;: tame
oat, , $10@16; volunteer «'. wild 3 oat, . s'J@l2 ; al-'
falfa.-«sBOl4;;itock,-$7.50010.r • :.:'... / ;
\u25a0 The government Is advertising for 7,500 tons
of v hay .for 'the Philippines.
StraWT— OOQOOc per bale.":-'. /
f - Beans <_nnd: Seeds -
No • farther > change \u25a0\u25a0 in the -. situation was ; re
ported yesterday. .. ;\\^t =\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0••.' - v - • '. ' \u25a0\u25a0 r
Beans (per ctl)— Bayou. J3.25@3.50; pea, .s3(g)
8.2Q; ; small' white, $2. 85@3 ; large i white, $2.66®
2.75: p1nk,;52.65@a.75;.red,J«3.25@3.50;. llmas,
«r»@5.25; red . kidneys, $3,25©3 .50; vblackeyen,
$4.i>0(g,5; butter, $4.&0<2£5; horse, beans, $1.75@2;
cranberry -: beans, $3.70@4; Gar» - »u«as, $3.25®
3.73.T'- 1 ,:;- >.!'.: ,: ; ;. : ;.,.;v::^w :„.:.:-..\u25a0 - -_
~:\ Seeds— Brown • mustard.T s3@3.2s; ! yellow mus
tard, $3@3.25; flaxseed,. $3; -- canary, - 4!4c;
alfnlfa, 14H@15c; rape,- l®3c; timothy, nom
inal; hemp, sc; millet, 2%c per 1b; broom corn
•eed,*:slB@2o; per ; ton/ : .-.\u25a0. \u0084;•; ' . \u25a0 ' -
: Dried Peas— All kinds are nominal.
Potatoes. Onions nnd Vegetables ' J
.'- ; Heavy." supplies < and dullness > were \ the ! chief
characteristics i of . the green » produce I market yes
terday,"* and Jas for several - days \ past : values : for
nearly everything were weak and 'lnclined. to sag.
Tomatoes 1 were : almost a \u25a0 glut, a nd. - while choice
'• bay ; lots 1 were i still quoted rup \to i76c ; a 1 box.'i that
figure -'was \u25a0 obtained ; only ; In ; rare \u25a0 instances, the
bnlk'i of 'sales 1 being :atJ4o@soe.f.: Corn i was
ft 111 in demand 1 and top \u25a0 quality ; lots' were read
'• ilyj closed ' ; out : at \u25a0 full ,-. figures, •- while i- the 5 usual
surplus ; of feverything; else .-. had * to', be \u25a0 held ! over.
\u25a0 Potato I handlers | reported | a" steady* demand ifor
choice " and * f ancy ? stock *a t ' satlsf actory,l prices,'
bnt • there *. wwa t very, little 'doing tln i poor S lots."
1 wh lch : were ; still " accumulating. \\ Sweet i potatoes
' and' onions ' remained weak at the ; old ' quotations,
the : supply • of : both being . somewhat In- excess \u25a0of
'requirements.:';//- \u25a0.\u25a0•'•\u25a0\u25a0 ".'-\u25a0\u25a0,; : '.'- ; :/r: /r .'• \u25a0\u25a0-' .-•'\u25a0\u25a0. "''.-\u25a0
Potatoes V (per .ctl)— Burbanks.'Asl@l.so;' early
roue.':- 75@90c ;5 sweet, potatoes, : $2.25® 2.50.
:s: s Onions — New: yellow, ;$2.35@2.50.:*i> .
\u25a0 - Vegetables-^-Green i corn."( cratPß S2fiJ2.7s. : .' sacWs
$l.Co@2. 6o;' '•••:: green -%.peas,v I%©3c \u25a0; per ; lb;
tomatoeg. ?> 25@75c \u25a0 .- p*r - .'* box ; : string \ beaus,
1 % @2 %c ' per .- lb ; ;' wax v" beaus, 4: 2@3c ' pcr -1 lh :
. lima « beans, \u25a0 2@3e ; per; lb ;* summer - squash, 35@
60c t per S box ;s green peppers, •» aSQSOo.perlbox;
pickle :"', cucumbers; '. $1.25@1.60 \u25a0 per \u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 box ,%; for
No." If and \u25a0 60@75c 'for No. =2; 'okrar;4o@soc ' per
box ; ; garlic,'. 3%@4%c | peri lb; , cabbage/: $1.25 '\u25a0 per
ctl ; : cauliflower, c 75c »: per t- doren ; ' carrots, * $1.23
per ' sack ; .; turnips,-' $1.251gi1.50 ; per « sack ; \u25a0 mar
rowfat ) squash, i $20 : per . ton.' . \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0
Poultry, anil I Game
- . Arrivals [of : poultry. consisted (wholly of t native
fowls l and s all* of !* the f good v stock; received ?. was
promptly : fclosed ' out; of ' firstrhands • at i well; maln
t* tned '. prices.'^ The demand i was i brisk for, erery
th ing.' . l>u 1 1 large, '• young \u25a0 eh iekens \u25a0 and ' geese I bad
the , most tea H.i. being i wan ted 'for .the : approaching
Jewish General : offerings '• of hens J were
lln > better i request and , slightly * firmer . prices ', were
obtained (for, medium sized' stock:*'/ *\u25a0-\u25a0•;"*.*:•:-\u25a0 i'V-'i
->5 Poultry; (per doien)— Hens. $4.50@5 for small.
$6@5. 50 { for Hargeiand* $7@B*for extras;!: old
roosters;; s4(ft4.so; young; roosters," s7@B; « do : ex
tra I large;* $0Q1O; * fryers.S $s@6; « large I broilers.'
$3.50@4.50; j small broilers." $3623.50; , ducks. 1 * $5@
8 for young and: ft@4.so for old:; pigeons,"^ sl:so;
squabs. \u25a0 $1.75@2; s geese,"; $l:7s@2 « per j pair ; j gos-
Ungs,ls2@2.so per pair rturkeyw." 22024 c per lb.
:.*Game \ (peri dozen)— Hare.l $1.50@2; : rabbits,'. $2
@2.20. -\u25a0'.-•••\u25a0- :•\u25a0'-;;. ;\u25a0\u25a0'; -.<-^-, L .:.^-:— -•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0,-- <,;..„•
Butter, -Cheese \ and, Kgg»
• An ;\u25a0; explanatory, i letter^ relating • to ."' free ? egg
cases, appears In the first colnmn.^f?^ v»: -*.--..
v: Fine eggs were still pointing upward yesterday ~°
there beins r another' advance . of le a dozen'Jin
! fresh - California I extras, ~ and: fresh • eastern • goods
were fractionally j higher In. sympathy. -'Although
sales lof i storage I goods '\u25a0 are ; constantly | Increasing,
the i demand | f or .. strictly^ fine I f resn I stock I Is ; stil/
of J sufficient \u25a0• vol ume ;\u25a0 to ' keep * the f market - ; well '
cleaned up from day to day."-;'*--A .*,::;: '
-\? The ; butter, market ; w«« \u25a0 liberally ; supplied/ ud
several ; large receivers who were carrying heaVier
stocks t than their: regular trade could absorb were
stiin selling '-freely, on ,' the \u25a0• exchange. '^Extras
were- 1 He; lower on sales at ' SOc, but the market
\u25a0 ruled ; firm .at, the [ ilecl lne ; and ;;in t the I opinion *of
, many; dealers ; a \u25a0 reaction ; was ', about ' due. •" . -There
was nothing new, to. report." In cheese, 1 except; that
locaU storage goods . were offering, v ; " ; :
ft- The .- following -.-sales *• were - ma\le on - the -' ex
change: ; V^ ; -..--..\u25a0 .:--•• •.- . :\u25a0_,'*"<\u25a0 '\u25a0
': Butter— so cases of fresh extras, at '30% c and
50 at -30c. V.- \u25a0,'\u25a0\u25a0 -.^ \u25a0;..->\u25a0 ..;.-_..- \u0084— . .- ;, .
/-.-Eggs— lo cases of fresh extras' at 35% c and 30
at<36c.;:,V"> •*\u25a0" -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 — "'"•\u25a0... -. .'. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0' .
';" J Cheese— -75^ faney"! new flats "at-< 15c.- •'•*"•- iV
y Becelpts s were ;. 27,700 . lbs • butter, 50,900 . lbs
cheese;andtl.J23!casesfpgps.: L' r . . -. \- / \u25a0 .. .
» '/Tbeifollowlug,- are the; official. 'quotations' v,
established -by sales/ bids and offers -on' the-fioor
of '\u25a0 the; dairy exchange: 1 -., " \u25a0 • \u25a0\u25a0-•."-»-^ ~'<-.\
' . Butter-^-Fresh i \u25a0 creianiery."; extra. \u25a0- : 30c ', per -lb.
firm : 4* do.-- flrMts, : . JiC^tVj steady;.' seconds,' -. -S V-c.
steady;: thirds.'- 24c., steady;,naotins'ptocki.noin
\u25a0lnal;^eastern tadlc^ -'packed, extras; 22c straily;
do."- firsts, ,- 21 tic. . steady; *N6.\ 1 \u25a0 pt<>kle<l, \u25a0 iSSc,'
firm; fJNuljS.oo."— 7c,'; firmi ' California storagp'ex
tra^.^li^^si'.-.ffnn;: do.* firsts, •*L'riJic.' : flrm;pa«tern
utor'age .ladle's,', firm "at* 22.Uc. for,' extras "and -22c i
\u25a0 for.-nwt«:-- .-;;• "~ j \u25a0-\u25a0;\u25a0 -, -i i: ' \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0".,. . \u25a0 -'-
'.^Chewe— Fancy "California 1 , now -flits,-150 p«>r I
lb,-;-firm;xfirsts.'- 14., firm;; new: Votias Arafr- 1
:Icas,,\; fancy ; £ 47 He. v. firm;- f.r«ts. \u25a0 15Hc, r tinn; {
fancy .-: Oregon. V. 15 U.«>V- : firm;!; New- York Htorage, •
fancy, .lgUc.'flrrn; fancy ' California stvngp flats,
:13e./firm.'.-?:i-'i: ! va-" -- ,f -:•\u25a0• ~\. •\u25a0 -\u25a0_- - ' -; \u25a0\u25a0
; KRifs— California frenh.rVntra^.'iSec per ' Jm,
firm;,, firsts, *.2Bc, steady:* second*.' 20c, steady;
thirds;' ]&{•." steady ;\u25a0" eastern. B«|pcted;'U3f.:flrtD:
; do.- firsts, ;20c^ firm; do seconds., 10c, i firm; Call
ifornla storage extras, % 28',4c." firm. \" " ,'fj -
' !--'..Oectdaoa°MraHd , a Cltrnsi \u25a0 Frulti -,-
J< With ;r the exception /of j figs," . which \u25a0 were In t
heary. supply land weak, receipts of all kinds of
orchard Truits" contlhued-llght.' and < with , th»i de
mand brisk, prices •. jrere \u25a0 firm , all around, t and for
the' first tfmr> ;!n: f=fveral:Tr»eks rlosa clearance* I
. of „ s»Tera l J Jdescriptions .- were " «a»lly " effected.
Peaches and' pears were) tb» . bent ! sellers, * while
plnm»."pnmos andflneapplps were in much bet
ter request ,. than- herotofore, and prices \u25a0 (or all j
three „ were ; pointing i tipward.' • O,nlnees were of- 1
ferlng \u25a0 freely, ; bnf found few buyem," al though re- I
ceiTers ; wore : wDt ing to ; shnde the quotat ions to !
•\u25a0ffect sale*. -Receipts; of. berries were consider
ably;'increased and the canners. were, able to se-'
cure,, sapplies % of .;\u25a0 nil ' . threo '» descriptions, s There
wapda ?oo<l- market for -grapest. -; a 1 1 'dpscrlptions
;being In %mIA inquest for local use r and ohipplnc.
atid.-.altboTTgb rvcelpts wer« heaTj, supplies wer«
pret ly ; well closed ; out s t tb«» end of , the daT.
Xntmes V melons'., aod ;, canlaloupcs ; were about
steady, i while watermelon*, wri- dull nnd weak.
« ! . Berrlef.x_3trawberrle«.;s7(Slop«>r chest; rsun
'berries,, $B(STJ per. chest: blackberrfes, $3e4.M>
per chest; huckleberries, B@loc per Ib.'
Apples (per box)— Fancy, $l@l.3s;commoa to
choice, KOe&ll : •; crabs pples, • COQTSc for small
and $1.25@2 for large. v
; Quinces— 70@ 85c per " box. • . *
- .Pears— Bjrtktts. f1.75®2 * per box for So. 1
and $]((jjl.i>o for good ' No. 2; in bulk. >30@0^».50
per ton; 'cooking -varieties. 7.V®sl per box
. Peaches— Small box%s, 90e@51.25; carriers. 90c
(BJI.-4O; large boxes, $1.25&1.75: in bulk. $70®
75, per .ton for cling and $4&<g,50 for freestones.
."Plums, and- Prunes— 50(gS5c per "box or crate;
large boxes, f1.25@1.50... ::.- ~
: Figs — Large Tlrer boxes,, $1.50@1.75; ordinary
packages, ""-ffTl 'J^^vVrni'iliWilTil'KßrifTlbt 1
\u25a0 Melons— Cantaloupes,, Jl@l.7s per crate; rWer
nutmegs,' 40@85c per box for. fresh stock; water
melon*. 75c(§i51. 75 per dozen. \u25a0
Grapes— Crates. Doc@*l for : seedless, 75c@$t
for muscats, 90c(g|1.10 for . tokay, , 60@S5c » for
black and $1. 25(51.50 for Isabella; small boxes,'
50@85c; - large ; boxes, '$1.25@1. 50 for muscats
$1.50@1.75 for tokay and f1@1.25 for black.
** Citrus Fruits (per .b ox) — Valeucla - oritiise*, $3
@4.25; lemons, $4.50@6 for fancy, |3.50@4 for
cuoice * and l-.io®^ for standard; -grapefruit
$3.25(33.50 for seedless V and ; $2@2.1>0 for com
mon; limes, nominal. \ ' .
' > Tropical Fruits— Bananas, - J1Q1.75 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2.50® 3.50 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, $2@3 per dozen
Dried Fruits, . Ralslna, \uts and Honey
-. \u25a0 Continued t firmness \ preralls ' In ' all lines, with
no new features of interest. - :
-,; Fruits— Xew apricots. , 20@25c; fancy Moor
park, 26®27%c;- ' evaporated apples, ' B©Uc;
peaches,' 10^12c for good to fancy, top quota
tions standing fdr >luir»; flgs, 3V^@sc; necta
rines, 12W J @l3%c; pitted plums, lOfflllc; prunes,
4 size basis. 3%fe4Hc; large sizes, . 4^(g sc.
Future deliveries ot the 1907 crop are selling -to
packers at, 4% ©sc per lb, 4 size; basis,. with lc
premium for tbe large sites. .' }. - : '.—>\u25a0'\u25a0 -\u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0< Raisins— Nominal, cleaned up. Quotations • for
the 1907 * crop . are \u25a0 7@9c " for > seeded. , 6% @7 Vie
for ; loose ; muscatels, . 6% @9c for , seedless s iul
i tanas, $1.50(gl.00 for London layers and $2@3.50
; for clusters, x. \u25a0 : . ..: • ; ; .
."Nuts— Almonds, nonpareils. 17&@18o; I X L,
1 164@18c;;ne plus "; ultra,- 16@18c; Drakes, tl3%
@14c; Languedocs.'l3Vi@l4c; hardshell, 9® 10c.
! ; .Walnuta . (Jobbing ; prices)— Softshell, 15«16c
, for No.?l-and 124j13c for No. 2. •
' • Honey— Wßlte i comb, " 16% ©17c ; • . imbtt, i. IS©
16c; water white .extracted, 8c; white, 7&c;
amber, 6%@7c. :\u25a0: \u25a0 . ,; ; .' \u25a0'
Provisions
i Cured Meats— Bacon, 15 %c per . lb "> for heaTjr,
10%@15%C5 for: lights medium, 16Vjc for light.
17c- for. extra" HgUt and - 18%@21i«,c ; for' «ugar
cured; dry salted * stdes, • 14c; bellies, 14%5;
eastern suyar cnred hams, 17&<5sl"<J4c; CallforuU
hams.M6Hc:.mesß beef,s9 per bbl; extra mess,
10.50; family, $10; prime mess pork, : ?24 ; extra
clear,. s27; mess. $25; pig pork. $28; pigs' feet,
5^.50 for half bbls,' $2.«0 for quarter bbls and
$1-35 for bits; smoked beef, lie per lb.
..'\u25a0- Lard— Tierces , quoted- at 9%c : for • California
compound, ; 9%c - for eastern compound and 12c
for pure; half bbls, pure, 50 ltn tins,
12V4c; 10 1b tins, 12% c; \u25a0 5 1b tln», 12% c; "3 -lb
tint. 13c.,-": \u25a0 -. . ??i&(£ss&Bm;i-- \u25a0 \u25a0-
Cottolene-^-One-half barrel, 11 fie; three half
barrels, lliic;- one < tierce, ll%c; two Uerces,
lie; five tierces, lOTfcc.
Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hops
- Hides— Culls and brands sell about Vt@le nn
der \ quotations. ' ; Heavy ', salted " steers, lie ; /me
dium,; 10c; ' light, ? 9c; cow ; hides, 9c for . heavy.
Be for light; \u25a0 stags, 8c; salted ; kip. 10c; salted
v«al.'l3@l4c; salted calf,; 14 % c; dry hides." 18Q
19c; » dry kip. 18c; dry. calf, 14»£c; i sheepskins,
shearlings,". 20(&50c each ; \u25a0-. short • wool. WtftfJsSe
each;, medium, 00c@$l; lone wool, $1.15<&1.50;
horse hides, \u25a0 salt, \u25a0 $:i.25(§)2.75 for large. $1.75<a
2.25 : for : medium and ?1 (851.50 if or small,' horse
hides," dry. : for : large and > $1.25@2 for
medium. 50c@$ I for small and 25@50c for colt*;
deerskins, dry . Mexican.' ', 35 ©36 c; - dry salt do, 27
®30c; dry Central American.. 3s@3Bc: goatskins,
prime angora,' 75c; eitro large do, . $1.25@1..V);
large, 35©45c;medintn,'30fti35c; small, 20^25c.
i' Tallow— lS'o. 1 rendered; sU@s%c; N0.'2,.4V€
@sc; : grease,"' 2@3i4c. ;• - - ... \u25a0 . . ' : •
•'• Wool— Fall' lambs. , ll@l3^c for northern and
B@loV£e for southern; spring clip.Huinboldt and
Mentlocino, S months. 2S(gi2-lc; .do, ji-ar's staple.
24i?(,25c ; ; northern ! free,". 21 @24c ; do, defective, 1 1 8
@20c; San Joaquin aud southern, : 13@16c; Ne
vada, 15(gil8V4c per lb. \u25a0;• \u25a0*.: _ %• -. ... .-.,;-- *i Ai
~* Hops— Prices \u25a0to growers " are as . follows: 1906,
s@7Micfor.falr to choice; 1907 crop, 9@loc per
pound. - \u25a0;:\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0
Meat Market/
DRESSED. MEATS
' ' Slaughterers' rates to dealers • are as follows:
Beef — 6%@7c >. per "^lb" for" steers - and ?&%@Cc
, tor: cows.? -•>\u25a0:'.,\u25a0 :•\u25a0\u25a0,-,- \u0084-:.-\u25a0 \u0084--.
: - Yeal — B@9c: for large and B%@9c for «mall.
, Mutton— 9%@lo%c . for wethers, 9®9%c \u25a0 for
•wes.^S \u25a0K,f^>.~T \u25a0 .-.. -. :":\u25a0':: .
r.'l^imb — Spring. 11® 12c per lb. " • .
. •DresaedHogs— H%@l2eperlb. -
•i--> ' 1.. ,W --LIVESTOCK MARKETS - :"Z /
\u25a0 The \u25a0 following \u25a0 quotations < are 'for. good, sound
livestocks delivered in ; San ' Francisco, . less 50 per
cent? shrinkage? for cattle.' . -.- '\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0_.:\u25a0\u25a0 -;.
*\u25a0\u25a0 Cattle— Steers, No.M;> 8c; second qnality.' 7©
7%c:-thli-dtquallty.; 6@6%c;: cows and heifers,
6@6%c hi ot s No.- V 1,- :\u25a0 second > : quality. 6%@Bc;
jthlrd \u25a0 quality, ' sc; ' bulls : and • stags, -f 3@3%c. •- :\u25a0;;
\u25a0;j Calves— sc -\u25a0 per =lb : for = light. 4%c : for \u25a0 medium
and r 3%c 1 for > heavy •: (gross weight), t • <•
••'; "Sheep-^ Wethers,. B@s%c per lb; ewes,*4%@sc
; (gross, weigbO.'.v ?- ..*_».-;- \u25a0.-... .<
•'Lambs^-Sprlng, -6@6%c.' . .: \u25a0- . .
1 ' Hogs^lOO -.to • 200 - lbs. . 754 @7%c per ' lb; 200
and : upward,*l7@7}ic; :: boars ' 50 '• per cent,- stags'
So®4o i per ijcent and "sows ' 10@20 - per \u25a0; cent off
from'iabove- quotations.-' . •-•"•;.• ,T, T *••.'\u25a0•" \u25a0 \u25a0 *
General Merchandise
-'Bags — San >Quentin.' *-7*4c;;' grain 'bag»/>8%(9
B%c;\woolbs(ts.42%@44%c; fleece, twine, -lie;
i'frulU.bags,)7%@S%c - for., cotton r and: S%@S%c
foTiJute.i<V..ia : '.v ''\u25a0.\u25a0: .'\u25a0»\u25a0/'\u25a0. \u25a0'--•j--- -^ -\u25a0 - \u25a0
*'#-\u25a0 Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite{tgg.'lsls;.'Wei
1 Mngton^' $12 'per ' toni j New • Wellington,^ $12; ; Coos
I bay, 7 $10; f Richmond.^ $12. •- Cumberland. '*\u25a0 $14 .in
[ bulk and $16.25 In sacks; Welsh anthracite, $15;
\ coke, $17 . per ton in bulk and .$lO In sacks;
\u25a0Bocky, mountain;"^ nominal.*"-" ;:-~ \.^ '•; -~-A:
js . Oils— Quotations . are , for barrels: , -. Linseed, "' s2c"
1 per.' gallon ;.for: boiled) and; SOc ? for \u25a0 raw; - cases, 7 . 6c
more; i castor voll,';-inJ cases,';: No. r *l,*"7sc;-Baker'a
AA,~! cases,' sl.2B@lL3o;lueol,"i 50c for bolledjand
; 4Sc itorl raw ;^Cbina ] nut. S cases.^ ST>@9oc i per ital
; looi.cocoaDUt'oil.Un barrels^67%@7lc for XXX,
65@6S%c : for INa*. I : and ;62%@66c for; No., 2,) a
ccording to quantity ;: extra: bleached sperm
oll.t 65c : "/natural J winter : uperm ' oil.""". 65c ;:' natural
whale? 011/7! Csc;"s extra winter ;\u25a0 strained V lard 'oil.
85c ;» No.^lt lard; oil,"; 68c;i pnre peatafoot; oil."^80e;
No.|l'neatsfoot ; oll,"i6sc;sherrlng oil,"? 40c: salmon
oil, :3sc^boiled (fish oil.- Ssc;i paint oll,>3sc' \u25a0"'>
W Coal , Oil,''; Gasolbe." etc.— Water 1 white coal 'oil/
from stank iwajton.v io@llc;s special,": do./.12%c;
pearl i oil, £in t. cases. 5. 17 c; i astral, !* 17c; '; star, ; 17c ;
extrat sUr.", 20c ; • 26c ;,- eocene,-- 19c ;' »tov«
gasoline,^ in: bulk il7%c,"i ; in-. cases :24c;sNo.*l en
gine d Ist ilia te.', iron > barrels ! or • drums,", 8c ; \u25a0 No. > 2
do * 6 %c,"r cases . 6%c "» more ; ;\u25a0 benalne,"-. in "" bulk,
12%c, sin cases 19c; -86 degrees gasoline," in bulk,
30c,r In j cases r 36e.":;i ///.' -Z.) ---\u25a0 -"' . "';.- ; >'~ -.'
,*>Tnrpentlne-^-83c - per /gallon"' in cases and 76% c
In : drums • and! lron; barrel s.T**;. •: " .
!i!P.osinUperjbblof 2SO lbs)— E, : i $7.30; F, $7.30;
G,^ $7.40 ; 5 H.*; $7.55 : a,*f $7.75.'^" t/T-V. .-' a *.-. .- \u25a0 >
JTi Red I and t White ! Load— Red i lead, f8 % @9c * per
;lb;twhite: lead," B@S%c, (accord Ing. to. quantity. ',;;".
r*| Sugar-4rTbe X Western !' sugar i refining; •-• company
quotes as \ follow*. " ( terms : net ' cash: "; Cubes' and \ A
crushed.*i's.7oc:3powdered.'! 5.55 c;' monarch ;pow
dered.f s.ssc; ;candyi-grjinulated,~is.sscriflne; candyi-grjinulated,~is.sscriflne fruit I
or, coarse granulated.--. o.4Sc.; ' beet" granulated i (100 '<
\lb S bags i only ) 5.35 c; '$ conf ectloners',..'' A."^ 6.45 c;
magnolia VA,"'i s.osc ; p extra i C.'Vf 4.9sc ; I -\u25a0\u25a0 golden > C, '
4.85c; 1D." 4.75 c; l : H.i* A ' XI crystal' domlnos, 8.85 c;
tablets," half fe bbls,'; 8.95c; i boxes. ' 6.20 c per , lb."
Barrels -and'SO; lb bags 10c; half ' bbls ' 25c -and
boxes '50c " more per.' 100 • lbs ' for; all; grades./: No
order, taken for less than 75 barrels or Its eqniva
lent c ßeet susar..' "Monarch" brand. < la Quoted
oTer and aboveMhe price of standard fine f«*nc)
granulated In 100 lb bags a* foUows:. Bags.'lOO
lbs, :35c:, barrels.-".4sc:^half barrel*. .6oc; 40 lb
tins, csspd. $2.00; 35 lb tins, cased. $-2.05; 10.1b
tins., cased." 10. la a case.' Si. 7o; 8 Ib- tins,- 8 la *
case, J2.70; 30 lb boxe»;-.85c. -
Receipt n of : . Produce
; C >; FOR' THURSDAY.: AUGUST Z> ;
Flour, qr sks..:. «,508 Alfalfa, sk* ...; 90 *
Wheat, ctls^.... 1.C85 Tallow, ctls - «* *.
Barley, ctls ."..-2.121 Sugar, ctls .:..*. 4.000 ,
t>ats.- ,ctls..:- 1.425 Wine, sals :..;V.*.18.520 \u25a0>
Beans, 'sks ..... B.BUo!Apples. bxa' ..:.. 1.68-*
Cora,. ctla >."..-.;v • 217 i Hides.: No • ... •..' • 8l»
Kye.ctla ...... 120|8klns, bdls .„... - .
Bran; .ska" .:..-.. 25!I'elt». >bdls' ...".. ICO j
IMtatoes. - sks - ... 5.070 leather, rolls *... 113 i
itnlOQg.: ak«-;..'.;.."> !«lLumber. >M.<«.... I-40 j
Hay. tons. ..„. l.l'SfLtme. bbls-\u25a0:..•.... 530
Straw,; tons ....... ..Jj Paper..-rolls ..... 1.50J);
.\u25a0-'... •.: ORJEGON '-:.' , . ." '
Flour, > qr sis ..;....:.C.:.:.\., ......... 3,934 j
I
THE STOCK MARKET
{ ThrcntcnlnB l.nhor Condition* Keep the
j . * ' Sout hern'. Xeyndaa Weak -
J>,Tln»' leading feature-' on tb» stock «nd bond
pirhans*" jesterda.T was thr advance tn .Spring
V«ll»x water ; »tock from 922.50 to $23.75. . <lu#
to" what °U • consider*! , farrvabto 'protpects* for
holders of Itock owJag- to r«c*nt \u25a0- municipal
legislation.: Thew wa» marked actitity,' tl»ou»li
the sales were net tndlTldnaiir l«r»e. Another
stock .\ to show strength waa- Alaska Packers.
which ' adranced from $43 to $44.50. - Otherwise
the market for local securities wn tame and
featurelesa. - Paclflc Coaifbonx. wu « dM
i rtend of $1- under the rule.'\. - - -j
' There was less doing la the Comstocka. though
the - feeling w» steady to ' linn. - none being
materially lower and some ruling rather firmer.
Tbe ; assessment 1 of ". lOe on ' Sierra '. Nerad* '. waa
delinquent in the board. taMHPßßM>l
'Comparing the - dosins «jnotatlon» of the
•outhorn !s>Tadaa;with those of the preceding
d«y the market for thU jtroup waa lower, on tbe
da y. : thonjfb tbe,lo«u» was light as a rule. Trad-
Ing was q>i«rt. ercn Goldfletd Conaolldated •how-
Ing' a considerable falling off In salts from Wed
nesdnyr The continual menace of labor troubles
Is hanging : like a . «-i«t).i oTer these stocka and
keeping them nertoua and weak.
STOCK AZVD BOND EXCHANGE
THUnSDAY.. Aug. .29— 10:30 a. m.
" UNITED STATES BONOS
i' Eld. Ask. l '\u25a0'•\u25a0'.\u25a0•. Bid. Ask.
4»qr cp new.l 29 — |3*« qr c00p... — —
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W ss. — — -lOak'Tran 35. 104 . —
Asso. Oil 1 ss. 78 80 I Do Con 5-. — 103
Bay CPC Ss. — 93% Ok Trac C 5«. — 99%
Cal C G sa. — 100 |O W gtd s*. — 88%
Cil G4 E g (Oceanic 8 5«. 40 — -
m&ct 3e — -80, |Om CaWe 6s. — 112
Cal st 0,55.— 102%iPac G Im 4s. — 92%
Cal Wine sa. — »7% P E Ry Sm.. — 104'
C C Wat 58.00 100 Par L&P 5«. — 98
Do -g mgss — 96 Pac T*T Ba. — 103
EdL&P 65. 108 112 - P A C.H 6a. — 104
K'4,C H.6a. — 108% P & O R «s. — 104
Geary st ss. 52 — Powell st 6». — 107U
HC4SSS. 98% — Sac EGARSs.IOO 101
Hen R T 6».103% — SF & SJVSs.II2%II3
L Taboe R3s — 102% SF.O A 5J55.103%10S
I. A Elec 6«. — 100 Do 2d rasSa — —
LAG & Elss — 100 5.14 SCR 4%s — 95
L A'Ry 65..109.V4 — . Slert% B 6»..104% —
1-AL.Rtd ss. — 103 S P of A 6s
LAP lem 55.102%103% (1909) 101 —
LAP. Cal ss. — 101 (1910> ....102
Mkt st C 6s. — 108 S P of C As
Do. lcm 5U.10294— (1912) ....108 —
MV4.MtTSs.IO3 — SPO 1 eg ss.— 118
NR of C 6a. — 113 3 P B R 6a.124 125%
N P C R 55.100 101% SPRR Ist r4« 88% W%
NC Ry 55. .104 — SV W g mgim 85 —
N.C'P r\s«. — 93 Stkn OAK As.lOO — -
N El Oo ss. — 97% U G & E 5«. — 100
O GUI! 6a.— — lUR of SF 4s. 70% 70%
Oak Tran 65.100% — IVal Co P fis. — 95%
WATER STOCKS !
Contra : Costa — 62 |S-V Wat Co. 23% 24
Martn Co .. — 60 I
t GAS AND ELECTRIC Hj3j
Martel Power — — . |Pac L C 0.... 63 67%
Mnt E L ctfs 4% — IStkn G & E. 52 —
•. Do ex -ctfs 12% — I
INSURANCE
Fireman's Fond \u25a0'....'.: 140 150 :
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl Bk. — 130 r.on. P & A.129 —
Anirlo-Cal ..79% 81 Mer Trust- .. — 215
Bank of Ca1. 332 — Merch Ex .. — —
Cal Safe Dp. — .— . SF National.
SAVINGS BANKS j^l|
Ocr S * I* —3000 , IJUt * L'go. . — X3Q .
Hum S BUIMi — -Sec Say Bit.. — '\u25a0 .— V
MntSar Bk. 83\ — Union . T Co. — 3250
S F Say U. — 600 -, .
STREET RAILROADS
California- ..— 140 I Presidio .....— 23
.POWDER
Giant Consolidated C 0 .......... ... .. 77& —
SUGAR
Hawaiian C. 79 Ti — Oncmea S C 35 33%
Ilonokaa 8C 10 — Paanban SC. 15 13%
Hutch S PC 15 • ,13% Union S Co.. — *,45
Kllaoea SC. 2 — . Do pool ... — 45 : >"
Makawell ;C. — \ 30% I -. ,
" M ISCELLANEOCS
Alaska P A. 44% 45 iOceanlc S Co. — —
AssoOll Co. — 28 I Pac Anx FA 1U —
Cul F"C A.— 103 iPae C Borax. 132% —
Cal ' Wine A. — 81 IPac T&T pfd 80 85
MV<t MtTm. — 110 I Do com .".: 11 12
SALES
Morning . Session
- Boart-^- ---\u0084\u25a0• : - . . \u25a0 ..
. ;10 Alaska Packers' Assn 43.30
10 Alaska Packers' Assn .... 43.75
20 Alaska Packers'. Assn ..44.00
, 25 Alaska V Packers' : Assn .;...... 44.25
15 Pacific Coast Borax ;.:*...".;... 132. 50 i
10 Spring Valley Water C 0 ......;. 22.«2%
10 Spring Valley Water C 0........ 22.75 t
,10 Spring Valley Water C 0 ... ....V 22.87%
250 Sprln-t Valley Water C 0......... 23.00
10 Sprtng Valley, Water Co, a 3..:. 23. 00 1
• ' \u25a0 - - Street— ' <- .-.•-•\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 •:, \u25a0- 5
_ $1,000' Edison Light- t Power 6« 109.37%
Afternoon Session '•
; • Board — . \u25a0/ .
25 Alaska ; Packers' Assn .". i. /.'..- 44.50 .
. 20 Associated OH 4. . ; 28.00
100 Cal : Safe ' Deposit . & .Trnßt. ..*. .117.50
" \u25a060 Onomea ' Sugar Co. .\ ..... . :". . .-;•• 83.00
. . 220 Spring . Valley Water; C 0 ..; .7. . . 23.30
\ls Spring Valley Water C 0.'.....:. .23 .82%
; - 10 Spring Valley Water C 0...:.... 23.73
$1,000 Market st Ry - Ist con 5s 103. 00
$1,000 United BB of: S F 45..... 1 ... 70.00
* Unlisted Securities
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
VS . . Bid. Ask r '. BidrAsk.
Bay'CPC 6«. 97 — :|SF * SP 5i — 105
Cal *NW Rss — 108 |S P: Coastß4a — 03 '
Marln'vW si.— 100 iStand El-5». . — so;
Ei» I Wksss — 100 Do gtd. 5». — 85 -'\u25a0
S F Drydk 5« — 109 Sim T»l 85."..— 103%
SF G4E 4%s — ". 95 Sutter it Rss — 104'
: :j j : - MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Ala : Sug Co. "10 '— / HoW'new pi. 21 —
Cal Cot -.Mils — 90. N^Cal . P 24% 25 : "
C Jockey .Cl.' — 150' Orpheum"'Co.." 15 :
CHkT.I'A T — 180 : PaeC'Ca* C 0.150 17S,
Cbntes Co . . — \u0084 3 % Pac GAE pfd — 4«
Op, L '-tep. v A -4% Pac Sur Co. V 85 —
Dpt Pw • pfd. — 80 8 \u25a0\u25a0.< T \u25a0 Drydock 50 —
Do com;.. — 90 SF* SJ:Coal — :
Gas Con A., — - 21 - g CrmP.Cm — \u25a0. 50 V
HonoiP"Co."r2O- • 23' Stand P C«m — 52%
\u25a0^ Do.* old pL' 2l . — Ituelc/ ElecU'-r - 15%'
California Stock and Oil Exchange
Bld.Ask. - BldLArt>
AmalOtl,.. — 100.00 Mon •" of ' Arl*. . 07 —
Asso Oil ct.27. 00 28.50 Occl of W .Va 02-03
Chi^. Crude :.*". 06 ,07 Peerless ....'..3.00 —
Fulton -.:.... 1.50 — iFltUboru. '.'.;\u25a0;- 05 —
Graciosa ;. . .'; ;* — 5.30tS F , * McKltt.3.so ;:~
Imperial ..:15. 00 ' ; — (Superior ....... — 28
Independence: .22 - — iWolverm* ."..." -85 - —
Kern ' .*. .*. . . .V 10 . — | W X OH ' C 0 .." 23 —
McKlttrick ...:15 — }. f .
-''• -? ' , " OFFICIAL SALES
6000 Occidental, V,. 7. "..;.\u25a0.....\u25a0.....-".....'. .02
100 S F A McK1ttrtck . . r. ..y. . .*. . . ; . . ;... 4. C0
Mlulnj? Stocks
SAN FRA NCISCOj STOCK J EXCHANGB
'a. Following: were 'the sales on the San '\u25a0 Francisco
stock and .- exchange : board /yesterday: . .
coMSTOCKs '.;\u25a0*• * >.\u25a0;
Regular- Morning Session .
rIOOr 100 Caledonia -: .. 291 200 Goold & 1 Cur • "23
:400 Cbollar '..;:../ 23 800 Savage ..;.. - 94
1200 Con.Va M Co. - 76 100 Sliver Hill . ~ 41
iK-O: -Do." 5V10. .."- 76 300 Yellow JaekA.l.o3
70 Exchequer ... 30
* r ." /• Informal; Session _"
1000 Cb011ar ........ ,23 400 Ophir .....V.'.l 03
2800 Chollar./.-.";:.: 25 500 Potosi ... •* j5
;300 Con V'a M Co." .78 100 Savage *•...%\u25a0 • 05
,400 Exchequer *.:.. 34 900 Scorpion > .... '-09
5<X) Gould > A. ' Cnr. . . 24 IXK) Sierra Nev .41
200 Hale A Norc SO 300 Sierra Ncr i .-.. ifi
20.) Hale A Norc :;S3 "20<3 Union Con • \u25a0 41
",300 N Gould AC. 16 300 Yellow,;" Jacket. 1:10
"CLOSING QUOTATIONS
'-Bld.Ask.l » Bid.Ask.
Alpha ... .07 OS!Jn«tlc« ....... 01' iO2
Alta .::....: — * -03jK«ntnck ;r. -...-- io
Andes i-t. '.".".\u25a0..-\u25a0 17 .'-- IS Lady * Wash \- -\— 04
Bclcheri.:"."r.". 21 . : 22 Mexican, ...-.*" 54 : 53
llest^A Belch. 75 - - . . 21 —
Bclllon *.V... . 15 ldjOphir ; . .......1.00 1.03
Caledonia -.". . 23- 26jOvenoan ' * - "13
Challenge .:.—'- 201 Pctosl .. ;W , •>o
Ch011ar,. "....'.. 25 26jSaTaife ':...'... 94 93
Confidence - '. .; 90 *..• — Scorpion - ... ... 07 .V 00
Con' Imperial. , 01 /02!Sejt Belcher . ! /— 04
Con : N>York.>—~: 03 Sierra Nev ..I "40 "42
ConiVaSM Co.: 76 . 7«iS!lTer . Hiir . . . ,40 • 7 45
Crown i"; Point..; S3 S4;staadard C0n..l 83 —
Exeheqn«r-..;. ; 84 =. 37 Union Con-'... 41;' '4«
Gould l&'Ca*. 28 aifUtaii ./!?.;...' 08 07
Hale * Nore. > 82 ' as'Yehow Jacket.l.lo 1.13
Julia •...::... 07 —I " \u25a0
TOXOPAH AND COLDTIEVD'. STOCKS
."\u25a0. \u25a0 i i;.- Regular Sesaiou— -9 i3O to 12 :3O •
200 Atlanta, s* 10. v;3CfHiOOv ;3CfHiOO Grt Bend Ex. 1*
'.- W) Belmont. «10.3.onl2tiOjJ Jlra Butler .. s»
s(<o Blue Bell - .% . ' IM'ltfOG lone Star ;.'.:. 21
ifOOßonnle CJare. \TJtf(t l*n PlHon .^. -to
SOOO Booth" '....... 4l!l:»t} ilanXtt Jo^.. 02
; 500 Blfr^ ' Nat Bk - 20 -> "iio Man Verd* .. . 03
•4f>O.ComrFractlou(.2.o<>i3<xiQ Man 'Wolftone. 15
:2OD'Coiar.Frac..l.97V.f !*W) MWway - .;::.. % 77;
UiOO Cnnani Nation ;10 1"O .Uuhawk ;.*.;'. 19.CT.
-.VjOiOomns Nation •Jll3Ort9'3l. Pitts Ex.sS »JS
'r^)O Cracker. Jack. -" ll>> SJf) Montana . . .*. .3.o<>
0W» Daisy Ml3<>M«*"O >»>nt -Bdlfros. "4
• SOrtDalsy \u25a0 1.47»ri -*•"" "wvada Boy .. 07
I4flo:i>alsy i :. .•.•:.•;!. «:?300 --Do." b'90.:.. «>*
lOOD.'Dalsy. ' t.429.' 2«» Xc« Hills ...:3.15
10«0 Daisy- Ex ... OZ'.HjnO Oro ;....:.;.. 3>
. r^» Pni B BtteC '&>> !••'>\u2666> Pitts S Pealt.;!."^
JSWO Dm BBtte C. 24! 100 Mtt» S P»ak;.1.5.".
ia.oot>Dmd Trngl. itl.'JH^O Re.l Mll!» .... KJ
000-Dltie ...*..,. OS! ,>*> --^Do. h «•>.... ', 55
trtirtiEa ela'u Nest. a»J2Y>rHi Red Top Ex.. 2<!
I.^ooFalr»w Eagle, t. SOJ- 5«)0 Do. • ."» 2»;
lOO.pioreocw '..wV.OT'iIIOOO Sy! Humphrey, m;
-TiOO: Florence .....4.l»ii 2»> silver. Pick . . 5t
Kicjo-Gnld Sceptre. t»'M<oo SllTer Pick Xx 04
'700 Old Con M:-. ,7.20 i ftrtrt 8f It*« M
.TOO Gld Con M.7.22*ir im St •!\u25bc*• 83
lU"' Gld Con M;.. 7.231X0. 0n0 Storm Kin*. 03
200*- Do.- a :io:-.-.7;20f mo Ton Exten -..1.13
»O0 Gld Uaknt.bOO 01: 100 Ton Ner. '•3.10.3U
ltmr» Granny (5 M. - 24. 100 Ton NeT.sß.lo.B2Vi
SuOO Great Bend .; 6211CT0 Tramp Con .. 34
* Informal Session — 12:30 to 2 p. m.
2000 Adamj ...... 13 20CO Gld Cca M...T.53
3900 Atlanta ..... 00 300 Gld Con M.7.37S
StOO Atlanta 4X 200 Gld Con M...7.43
eoprt Blue Bell ... ISf 300 Gl<J Con M. 7.47 Vj
200 Blue 8u11... 34,2500 Gld. " Con M...7.50
r^iOO Blue Bell ... 5316000 Grandma ..... l-»
3«0O Booth ....... 40(1000 Granny O M. 25
12.000 Cash 80y... 03 2000 Great Bend .. 62
*"00 Colombia Mt. 51;3(-^1 Grt Bend Ex. 14
4000 Columbia Mt. WIIOOO - Do. b 10.... 15
SWO Com Fractlon.2. ©0(1000 Grawtr Clinton 3*
S*X) Com Fraction.2.osr n:« Homestake X. 97
1000 Cracker Jack.- 20M00 Homestake K. 98
27P0 DaUy 1.42^!130<» Jim Butlar .. 87
l«00 Daisy 1.43 300 Jumbo Ex ..1.7m
7W Daisy .....I.47Vii 300 Jumbo Ex I.SO
3COO Daisy, Ex "... 021 13.000 Lone Btar .. 21
Hmo Dm B Btte O. 23i2t.()0 Lone Star .... 2O
2f<X> Dmdfld Trngl. t a»l 400 Midway ....;. 78
»^ Dixie ... 06,'2V)0 Mohwk C Lea* 10
1000 Eagle's- Nest. 2U;20OO MohawJc Ex . . It
400 Falrrw Eajfle.l.3ollooo Mt* Shos Ex. OT
IfOO Falrvw G Bid 2311000 Nevada Boy .. 08
1500 Fairvw , Hallst 13[ 400 Nevada Boy . . 06
IWX> Falrvw Hallst ,14| 500 Nevada Boy :. OT '
7t-0 Florence G1d.4.10t 3«iO Nev HUU 8.13
8000 Florence Ex. . 33'2*>0© Ncr Sunshine. 4O
100 Gold Bar :... 8111000 Mustang Ex .. 0J»
130 Gold Bar .... . 6011000 Muatang Xx .. b»
ICXX) Gold Bar 08l 900 Pitta S Peak.. 1.50
500 Gold Bar .... &012000 Red HfHa .... 34
6COO Gold Anchor.. 10' 1J. 000 Red HlDa .. 33
10QO Gld Kewanas. OSIeOOO Red Top Ex.. M
1000 Goldyke Reef. 13 1V0O D«. b 10.... 27
1000 Gld Con M... 7. 351 100 Round Mt .... »O
600 Gld Con M... 7.3014000 SUver Pick Ex t»
1300 Gld Con M...7.40-3000 St Ires ...... fct *
IMO Gld Con M.7.37Vi 200 Weat End ... ' 73
700 Gld Con M.7.32',i
CLOSING QCOTATIO!TS
CALIFORNIA
" Bld.Aßk. . BULAak.
Argonant .... — 4.90 Gmwtr.ainton 50 —
Bunker Hill.. — 2.50 Southern BeU» — 83
Excel Mt Cop —J. 75
NEVADA
Tonopan District
Bld.Ask. Bid.Ask.
Belmonz — 3.00 MacNamarm .. 21 24
CallfomU ... 04 Oi Midway . . 75 78
Caahboy ..... 04 05 Midway Ex... 10
Esperanza ... 01 02 Montana 2.95 3.00
Golden Anchor 09 10 Mont Mid Ex. 02 OT
Golden Crown. 06 08 Mon Plttab Ex 06 07
Gold Mountain 02 OS North Star.... 20 22
Gold Mtn Con 02 — |Ohlo Tonopah. 02 <«
Great Western 01 02i Paymaster ... — ' 02
Ho™« 04 —Rescue Cons... 12 13
Indiana Too.. — 02 Tonopah Ex.. .1.10 1"0
Jim Butler.:. S6 87 Ton of Nev. 10:50 10.«7
Little T0n.... 1.00 I.3o|TVest End....". _— 70
Goldfield District
Adam 12 13| Grandma ..... H 19
Aloha ........ 13 Great Bend. .. til 7 02
Atlanta 49 50 Ureat Beml An — 0»
Band .v. 35 Great Bend Ex 14 - ).V.
Black Ants... 03 06 Gt Bend Twins — ««
B B Bonanza. 06 07 Hlbernia 07 OS
Blk Butte Ex. 07 OS Islam M C 0 ... — 13
Black Rock... 05 06 Jumbo ..3.73
Blue Bell 17 lS'jumbo Ex....,1;77 1.80
Blue 8u11..... 33 34 Kaiser Goldfld. 08 10
Brooklyn .... — 04 Kendall . . 24 —
Butte Goldfid. OB >w Kendall Ex... n\ 04
Booth ; 43 44|Laguna ...... .1.35. 1.30
C OD..V — 5OLon« 5ur..... 21 22
Columbia .... 25 2S|l^>u Di110n.... 10 tl
Colnmbia-Mtn .49 .CO Mayne ....... 06 07
Colum Mtn at* at • (M May QaeMt. ... 'it |.%
Com Fraction. l .o7 2;oo|Mdnst - Pawoee " 06 ' —
Commonwealth — 2» Mltltown MCo 25 —
Coming Nation 10 11 Milltowa Frac. 04 06
Conqueror ... 11 — Mobawk . —20 00
Cracker Jack. 20 — Mohawk Anx. . 02
P*i»T -. 1.43 I.sojMhk Con Leas 13 16
Daisy Annex.. — 15|Mohawk Ex... 10 la
Daisy Ex..... — 02IMohawk Junior 03 —
DflJ-B B Con. 24 25iMohawk Ledg» It i
Dmndfld Toner 90 JWMohawk Frac. 05 —
Dfld TrUngle. 19 20|Nevad« Boy 07 03
Dixie........ 06 07 Nevada Goldfld 25 "
Dominion — 03 Nev Sunshine. . 40 41
Empire 11l 12iNev Western... 03
E«n«ralda .". . 10 — [North Gt Bend -©2
F10rence "..... 4.10 4.12|0r0 ........... 1» «>0
Florence Ex.. ,33 .34 Old Gold Mm«* — 05
Frances-Mhk..1.03 l.lOlPalaee Goldfld. 1<»
Gen \u25a0 Wshnarton — OKI Pennsylvania.. — at
Gold Bar Gfld. — 60'Pocahontas ... 25
Gfld American — 10 Pot latch ..... — 4o
Goldfld Bank: — OS Red HUla 33 54
GSd-Bull Dof 03 — Red Lt0n...... 03 —
GMfld Con M.7.50 7.32 Red Top Ex.. 23 27 '
Goldfld Com»». 15 20 Red Top Frac. 07 0» \u25a0
Goldfid Ethel. — 03 Ruby G M Co. 07 —'
Gldfld Fissure — 03 Sandstorm '.;.: 42 44'
G Hap Hunch — 15| Sandstorm Ex. 04 ' 0« •
Goldfld Herald '— • 03|Sllver Pick.... Bo St.
Goldfld L Star — 06| Silver Pick Ex 04 05
Gfld Mof N.. 1.30 — 'Slmmerone ... — 20'
Goldfld N Star — 10| Spearhead Gold lft — '
Gfld Portland. —^ 22ISpearhd Frac. 07 —
Gfld Red King — lljst Ives St 92'
Gold Flat.... 04 — Ist Ive. Lea... _ ©2.
Gfld L Strlkw. 05 «7iTreasure .... 05
Gfld Kewanas. '— 70|Vernal _ i» '
Gldfld ' Tomboy — 25|Wonder ... 0.1 04
Gldfld Trotter. — OS Yellow Rose.. . 08 — '
Goldfld Union. — 01 f Yellow Tlg«r.. — 23;
Bullfrog DUtrlct
imirsoM O M 02 — (Little Bullfrog — - fti .
Amethyst .... 20 25 Mayflower Con. 84 3.1
Big Bullfrog.. — : 03tMayflower Ex. s — OS '
Bom Mt Gold 01 \u25ba — IMonUna Blfrg. 04 OH *
Bonnie Clare. 43 45|Montgotnry Mt 11 12-
Blfrg MCo N 11 12!Mont-3hOßh Rx OT OH
Blfrg Natl Bk 19 20!Nogget .....7* 04 05'
Blfrg Sunset... 04 —(Original Blfrg. 08 07 •
Blfnt; Victor.. — 0» Plute ...;....-— 15,
Croesus ...... 20 Shosb Natl Bk — 0^
Den Blfrg An. — 09 Stelnway ..,.. — ' 05 '
Gold 8ar..... 08 60 Tramp Cona.i . 84 *35 '
Gold Bar Anx ' — . W Trra Ulad ...... j.n •
Gold Bar Ex. — 05 Va ley .View.'. . — ftt
Golden Scepter 08 — Velvet " , OS
Hap Hooligan .—. — 04 White Water.. — 04
Homes tkKtnr 98 —Yankee Girt... OS y»
Llge Harris... 02_03
Manhattan District
April Foo» Ex 01 - 021 Man M Co N*r W.^m
Atlan * Pac.. J 01 02 Man Monarch.. — 06
Bonanza Ex.. 19! -Man Red Top. 03' °03
"Comet .......' o*'o2|Man R055..... — 01
Gold.Wedg*.. 06 07 Man. Verde.;.. .03 — '
Granny G M: :23: 23 -25 Man Vlr G M. — . (CT
Indian Camp. 07 — Man Wolftone. — IS \u25a0
Jumping Jack. 0« — Mineral Hill.;. — to t
Little' Grey .v. — 15 Mustang Man.. 21 ' 22 -
Man Belmont. — 02 Mustang, Anx.. 01 \u008403
Man Broncho. '0% ' 00 Mustang Ex.'. . — OS
Man j Buffalo. : — 05 Original Man.. "— *10
Man. Cons...-; * — , 40 Pine. Nut. ....'.; 06 os '
Man Conjb,r.. . 02-v 03|S<»yler Hmphry 05 06
Man Crescent/ : 03 ':0R| Stray 'Dog..*r.._ r — ." 13
Man Cowboy.. 04 OOiTaqulma C«p.'.' \u25a003
Man Dexter.. 10 .. .12jThanksglving.« — 55
Man ~"!vanD*».' : '23 ,-^- United Man..;. 13
Man HumboMf 04 t OS Whale ...;...,«j
Mani' Jackson. — : 20 Yellow Horse.. 03 03
Man Little Joe 02 * - OC|
: \u25a0 Other - Districts .. \u0084 •
Alice of Won. nBS "Vd4 Johnnie Cons;'. 12 13
Blue Jay : Won "f 10-* 12 Mnekey ';...'.-. ; — - 10
Capital Wondr — 27 Mineral Hi 11 5.'.5.20 —
Eagle's Nest.. 28 *29 Nev Hills Ans/ — . 15
Falrvw A»t#rJ»-^' Wonder \u25a0 — 2O"
Fvw <J BoalAr^ 23 • 20tN Star Wonder 02 04
Fvw Hailstone -13 14|Plttsb S Peak.l.sO 1.52
Falrvw < Eagle. x — I .2S| Reese Riv GS. — ir» *
yrvw S King. ?—- \u25a0 20| Round Mt.-V. .i 92
Flor G Red X — ' -. 871 Round Mt Exr 10
Goldyke-vßeef. rll« ISlßnby Wonder. — • »23
Ida . Mines. .:;"—"" 13lToano-Frfsco . . 15 —
Jack P0t..... 45 =— 1 --\u25a0- -
San Francisco Mining Exchange
9:13 a. : m.'-. Regular - Session
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