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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
PRICE GOES HIGHER
Breaks* Previous Records and
Gives Strength to Irregu
lar Trading
- • I
Sityr York Stock List
E." F. Uutton A- Co.. 490 Califorala street,
•licmiK-rs of tbe New York s-toel. exchange, fur
•i<\\ tlxo followlus Jlst of bond and stock sales
' » cstertiay :
Miios. I STOCKS. |High.|lx>w.| Bid. I Ask.
!.ltX>,Alli?i-Chalnierß ...| 16%| 15% | 16% 16}4
:.->Wi Do pfd. I 5714 55»4 SCH 57
.; i.4C«tiAina!g Copper jSS 84 84*^ 54»4
- SUOJAnwr U*ex Sugar| 49"^ 4SH 4» 4»Vi
...r..j Do pfd 1 95% 9tji-i
I.lOOjAuier t'aii Co | 12« i 12H, 12% 12^,
• ".KHij Do pfd } »3% 82 hi S3H> 83^i
i.'.^txi Am Car ie lYidry.] CJIJ, 67 69^4 69%
iJJSUO\ Do pfd |119"»|I19% 118 JI2O
, ":K>U,Anier Cotton Oil.) 76 T^ 76H 76%| 76%
.: r Do pfd. i j 102VJ 107 .
. i'.iiHiiAmer Ice Secs...| 39 SSU. 38!^ 39
OOUjAorer Linseed jl7 j 16"^ 16*; 17
1 Do pfd j 45Va 4«
:-.UnrAmer Ix«omotlve.| 67%| GS4J tJTii G?^
GOO] Do pfd..., \l2o\ 120>«jl2u^ 121 '
.American Malt...; G% 1 \u25a0
.' j Do pfd \u0084 r.2 54
;;T>'Nt,Am Smelt & Eef. !»%| OBJ-4 98% 99
1.010, Do pfd. 114%|114ig 114V4 114»i
SOOiAmcr Sugar 131\,131 131 1311*
....] Do pfd 1.."... 125 126
•KjOAia Steel Fndes. 57 m\^ 56>4 57 '
4>OP Amer Tel & Tel.. 143% 143 143H 143>4
. 7iKijAmer Tob pfd... 102 101 "•» 101% 102
41V1 Anier. Woolen I 36"^ 30 {38 SUM
\u25a0 \u25a0 400t Do pfd 10614 IOC 1041,4 104»4
• -2.<tfif> Anaconda 49'^ 49 49% 49*ri
• I.«kwi Atlan Coast Lmr.;334 : v 134 134^ 134^j
27.9.0V, A T & Santa Fe.j11994 119% 119i>, 119&
•.-.-.:•..••. Do pfd |... 104% 105
• -.'7.700 Baltimore & OUloill9!i 113% 119Va 119%
..*\u25a0\u25a0 f-ftopfd { 1 93 »i
V '- fiwßVthiehem SteeL.j SIM 31% 31U 31%
-:"' 7/KV Do pfd I 03>i 62 63 C 4
;-.i;i^of/B R T 181 79«4J .80>/j 80->4
'.. •.".-,\u25a0,.. ..Canada Southern.] | 62 H7
.."•••\u25a0"..lioo" Canadian Pacific. jlsflVs l l^S^ l^STg 189
•'. icSOOiC * O I 79>^! 78** 78 "4 79
\u25a0•."•l". 'iwt' & A I b"7}j| W%| 66?» OT^a
; :;:>.W»f*C'G W |1 »4|» 4 | % 1
':•,,-•;...•! Do pfd 1 j....! 24 25
•;>\u25a0' .KK3X' '& N W JlS7?*, IS7 ISG»4 187
«" n.'.;«"i«* v' m&st P |15» 158 lisa ioth;
1 ...,', .Do pfd v ..j |..... 17OViil7iit*.
-. *\7Vn.i; Central Leather. . j 36"r4 35 j 36 | 36^4
- -:v*<j 'Do pfd iiosu l<«>& liasuiloy^
•: •-. -.OOO.Ontrai of N J...J236 231 255 " 300
; .\%V;-:.j Chicago Terminal.!... 1 i 2 •
..-\u25a0;.'•. £\u0084.\ 'Do pfd il2 13
'v'.'TtofO'C C & St L 77»4 76%) 76U 77
y, '..';..', "Do pfd ...:lfA5 .'...:
T-:«.£00|Co!o Fikl & Iron. 4S 47*4 47Vs 47%
.".) Do'pfd 85
!< • <a.Ki,Coluiu U0 i: 1... 64* s 64 «:iVi «4
•.i'v ; j.*. ..T"l<» .SoutU«»rn t 55* .".6
SjSLlOdj .!»<» l^t pfd 82 Sl i^i 81 Biy.
•V 4-... *.\. Oo 2d prd ....] 80«4 SI
\u0084:..S(Ki Consolidated Gas.|l43"i 142*4 142*4 143
»'-:'3;l<>t-Corn Products.... | 25 V4 24% 25 J 25U
„,...:.," ih> pfd I SS%\ 89Vi
• ; : .a.«o<,»'P*'l & Hudson 1954 194% 195 195"4
\u25a0:;.:..:-.!D J. & W ...; 575 640
.-,' :>;.*tOO;D ifi G j 49^4 43 49 49%
;•'. >.«<*•• ihi pfd 85>i 85 85 86
'w-V.r.'.JDiamond Match 128H 130
-•y.SbO'DistiUing Secur. . 39"^ 38«4 39*4 39ji
: -'J:':". i.jDutarli t< S & A 16' i 17
tv, pfd j 324 33
". "4flU'XnEFie I 38"i 37% 38V* 38%
"i*.^* 1 * .!•>*> -Ist pfd O<>% 55 56 5»J%
VS-imi; IJo 2rl pfd 46 45& 44*4 45
. :".l.U»t> <iriier.il Elect He. 1 170 U 170 170 170%
r "l^roo{Ureat NortU Ore..j 7S%| 77"^ 77% 7S
-:7V.7{>o;«rfat North pfd.. 154mi53%|154% 154%
\u25a0: s^yO(-lUlnoU Itntral... 15T.? 4 i154 J154 154»i
'.-» I.4,oo jlnt«»wn» Metro.. 15^| 15»4 15".i 15%
i'.'Xw J)-» l<Ed ....| 48>4 47% 47T4 48
\u25a0..•^•. : .., lnter Mcr Marlne| . . 1 G% 7
•;.\u25a0.:..'..: i*o pf.i i 22H 23
- SVroo.l nter Paper 17. 16 ltt?| 17
-: -sfl(j' -1> O ptd «7«4 «6»4 67Vi 68
•\u25a0 -••iwlnter Puntp S9Vs S9\* 39^ 40
::: .••.-.:..! \h> pfd 87» 4 «7%
! '-l'.4'iU'lowa Central : 32% 32»4 32 32%
\u25a0•' T&i't Do pfd 57% 57^ 57% 57%
\u25a0SSJtJQpjK C Soiuhern 4SV 47% 48 48%
' ••\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0OXti Do i»f«l 73 72% 72*4 73
• -i.tMoi. : ,kc Erie & W.. 29% 28 29V« 29%
..- 'wmV iU, pfd 63 61% 61% 62
> ' •;iift'l, A N : 147 145 Vi 140% 147
\u25a0' \u25a0• rtV.'Mackny 84 83% 83% 84%
:..;.^...i Do pfd 74% 74%
.v.;. .-Manhattan 145 146
.'. ...V.'i Metro St 8y..... 18 21
•40OjMexlcatJ Central.. 24 23»4 23% 23%
V... '.'..'\u25a0 Minn & St L 55 5G%
.:\u25a0.....[• Jo pfil W 85
" SOOiiJ fit K*6S M.. 144% 144 143% 144
i IM pfd J IGI 163
:."'2iMiorrMo Kan 4: Tex. | 43% 42% 4.1% 43%
••'• looi D<. |.f<l ... j 74% 74 74 74%
\u25a0'•• :? <MMi M<. Pn<-in<- 75% 75 75 75J4
\u25a0"-,.. •.'...iNasu V& St L...| 120 130
ixVoolkaUonil Lead... 89% BS% JS9% 89%
v.-..:..i Do pfd 113 H4
. " f. .National Biscuit. 106% 107
H-. ,:.' Do pfd !- ......... 124% 127
• .• . •\u25a0•;•. . . ] NcwUst- CM& «| 2% 3
; • l <».•«. N V Air Brake.. 93i,i 92% 92% 93
:-k<WN V Central - ...141% 140% 141 141JJ
:• . XYC&StL... 56% 58%
•\u25a0"\u25a0••..'•...l Do Ist pfd ...| i 100 110
" .:. . i I»o 2d pfd *"• s ~
' ''. .N VNH «: Hart! | 172% 175
:;\vh.*N V Ont & W... 51% 51% 51% 52
• - 4 2t«' ; Nor & Western. 95% «5 95 "4 95%
'•';\u25a0". '.Dopfd > «2 100
•• :« *it?i' North American.. j 85% 84% 84~6 80%
• it OOoTSortbetß Pacific. 156V4J155 150 156%
• .• :l..'.iOmaha 137
\u0084.-...,\u25a0, Do |.M !•-••\u25a0 l £> }•»
•'\u25a0 j \u25a0 'Pa<-in- Coast 9o 100
'-vVcwU'adflc Mail .... 33% 32 33 33»&
I WUHMaa Ult CO ... 141% 140 141J% 140%
•:2:sVi.:iVo,.lCs Gas . ..1115* 114% "5 115%
••'•"......• Piusburg C0a1.. 1 f 14% 14%
"..:-. , n,. nfd 1 "* 2 52^*
\u25a0-•\u25a0;\u25a0•• 'P V C&St L 93!4 93%
:•\u25a0."• ••:•\u25a0; -Do pfd no 120
; *:s^i(Hj,l' > P-sscd Steel Car .12% 45% 52% . »
; : tt». Do pfd -IKW W8 109% 110
'•'\u25a0:-V«''Uv Steel Spr Co. I 50 48% 49% 50
- * Do" Pfd .......! 1»J 108%
MV.vw'.'.t.-a.ii" IO? 1«1% I*l% lCl»i
.»:; I:-, pfd .... |io2 101% 10.) lof
\ -\ >\u25a0 Do 2.1 **fd SJ4 \u25a0**,
\u25a0.-^.C^nopublic Sil.J 57% 'M 54 36% BT%
-; r.]..(i l>o i/fd " lIOGU 106 10CH 10(j%
\u25a0\u25a0.l^i-nlu.Kk 'island Co.- U% 39 39% 39%
•' iJJKOO Do pfd 77% iO-,4 .01* .6%
:,.?...> Dopfd »J 12 .0
\u25a0'•^ R , ; I>o 2d pfd ....| 56 wH £.% s<_>
\u25a0•'?--. Vi 1 & s w 2< 2l^*
• ""•aiolVno nfd « »5U< 66% «6i,4 60%
O.MM. Soutnc'rn Pacific {130% fgS 136% 130%
r.-wiSoT-.thrrn Railway :«H J3 3-»% 33"4
.1..500 Do pfd ....... g% SSM 43J4 -3%
. -. «UO&«»« P^inc ..-! 36 .UK 3VA 3o? 4
•VKXllThird Avenne .. 20 19% 19 20
. 1 uio Toledo St L& W 51% ..1 51 51%
. f«im Do pfd -- 70% 69% 70 70%
= t ;:rvT«1» CltT B T 103 103%
•: -t" B.ir * Paper. .......... 13% |4
"".'\u25a0Jvn Uds of S F. 38% .39
'.' I Do pfd 55% M%
• • "U S Cast Iron P: 33 ->3%
\u25a0"V^.l Do pfd 84% S4 84 84%
...Si; S Exprew 1 So 9.i
UjjamVZH Rubber 1 44i£- 44 44 44%
W.i m> i« pfd ...:)iiß lii - 117% us
. 4(«t Ho 2d pfd .... 56% 84 55% 86
9XOTOIC S Bt«el Cor... T**4 73% i 74%j 74-14
37»o; Do pfd 128%U25^t125%!125%
U-iTtnli Cpper ... 51 j 50% 1 50% 51
' r. UXi.Va-Car Cbfm C 0. .1 54%! 53*4! 53%) 7A I
.'•...! Do pfd .1 j 1121 1122%
. Mti'.Wnltayh - I 21%| 21%| 21% l 21%
.« T. 00! Do i.M t 57T*I 57% l D7«4 ''"%
. .IWHIs Farco Ex.!-.-..! I R5 I 95
r,im;West«rn Union ..I 76"&! 76 7<i | 76>4
2 IKifJAV^tfngbonse ...\hT, ! 85%( 85% 88
• : {W &. L n I 6%! « 1' « 1- 7
. ' Do mpM 1 1 -I 16 ! 17
:!"..:.! Do 2d pfd 1 ! I 7%1 8 ,
' Sftn; Wisconsin Central! 57 ! 57 i -%6%l
-: i....! I>« nf«l .-I. 1 1&» l»0
\u25a0.!...!Am HMo & L...! 9%l VK\ 9%
Bfe^y.l Do. pfd ! 49%1 46H1 45»4) 43
; >-ew* I York Boiidti
I' S r«>f 2« rc?..Hß»a, !lllOu l^t ref-4sfK)%
«>,. .rmixiii 100%!lnt Met 4%s K1
I»«. 3« rc5......1f>1 lint Me r Mar 4%s 70%
Do <-o:ipon ..'..101 iJanan 4s . . .• MH;
Dv >x nn:. .....117 ! Do *\(,k ....... r»4%
. n<» o.«iW.n .»'.:ll9%lKan City So Ist -*!« 74*4
\l!is Chal Ist r.s. Br,%iL Shor deb 45,193 i fU^
Voir-r Arrtcnl r.s.lO2^iL & N unified 48. .100>a
Virrr T&T <-v 45.109«i!M.K & Textlst 45.100%
Ai>»r Tcbsccfi 4». Do Ren 4%s ... Sl%
l\,i «;s ...;. ...111**1 Mo Pacific 45..... S2M
innour 4'.^ t>4%IX R of Mcx 4%5. S4'4
°*AtHi tfe« "4* ...101 IN V C sen 3%5.. 02
I*o <-v 4« llfc'.l-l Do doh 4« ...... 4.'. \i
|»o cr r.< IWKXr..VH & H cv6s.l3S*ii
V<l«n C L Ist 4s !#;%INor & W Ist con4s !W%
Bull *: Osjl«,'4*..lfH)"Kii Do cv U ......101
!»„ ::',.s '.i::3«jNor Pacific 4s l02«i
*Do js" W \u25a0: S"-i «." «*••«-' Do Tin .."".74%
Mrtv.klrn Tr vv*4s s7»ilo S Line rf dp 4s; »4»4
•VnJrfl «f G:i r.s.l'J!!"SiJPa cv 3%5, 1915. fl7i^,
r«n» I.r-i(tli<>r i*..lW !Pa con 4s ...:..:iO4iJ
enn «.f NJ pn 55.128 llteadinK cen 45... 100*4
(iif-s & Ohio 41i*.104%|StL, & S F fg 4s. 86*-;
Do ret 5s 101%!. Do mi '»% ..... »1%
«'l,t A- Alton ::'i.s. 75UlSt L S-Wcon 45.\7»%
C R & O Joint 4s SSJril I>o Ist cold -45.. !M%
Do pen la. .... .!<k>i.; ! Seaboard A I. 4s. SI
414 1 Mi- StP pn 3%* >%S»%iSo Pacific col 4*.. J>3%
C.hl/c P*r <ol 4s 81 I Do or 4s 105%
Do .-o! 5s 93"«fc! Do Ist rcf 45.. n.*»V4
Do rof<|~ 45.... «2 . jSo Ratltray ss. ;..U2%
r<>l.i IndilsT.s R3%t Do cpii.4s ..... BS%
Colo Midland 45.. »4 {Union Pacific 4s.".Ui3'£
Col So ri-eil 4%* JW'i! _I>o cr 4? ..'....111
Del &. Hud ct 4£.100%1 Do Ist <c ref 4s. «»%
Local Securities Much Quieter
Comstock Shares Active and Firm
jmAricet^ shows
more strenght
YOEK, Auf. 2 Clo*e observer!
of the stock market today agreed that it
>howed great underlying strength and in
creasing breadth in spite of th« irregu
lar xoA reactionary movement; in . prices.
Profit taking was evident throughout the
day. The market's power .of absorption
and the sucoess attending the effort to
garner profits was* remarked on all sides. -
Th» slight movement of prices in some
quarters and the repression under which
the market seemed to act were regarded
as more convincing ' of the undertone. - of
strength' than a vola-tile uprushof; prices
would hwe been. There was a palpable
shifting o£ speculative, holdings and houses
that have been conspicuously; active in
stocks whfrfi have led the market recently
were buyers of stocks which came to the
front in the day's upward movement. The
most potent factor in sustaining prices in
face of the heavy realizing sales was. the
vigorous strength shown by Southern Pa
cific. This was most conspicuous on the
strong side of the market. Pennsylvania,
Bock Island, the Erics, American smelt
ing-, the railroad equipment group and some
other particular stocks responded to the
Southern Pacific movement. The effective
ness of these -was * not impaired . by the
heavy tone of Union Pacific, United States
Steel, New York Central and at , times
Reading, which were the features of last
week's strong showing. Southern Pacific's
high price to day eclipsed all previous prices
by a liberal margin and United States
Steel lacked a fraction to its record. The
government report of cotton was accepted
-with languid interest.
Honey and exchange conditions were not
materially changed.
Bonds were irregular. Total, sales, par
xalue $&.242,C00. /
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
Den & Rio U 4s. 975; V S Rubber 05..10.5* i
Do ref 5s 95% U S Steel 2d ss..lofii,i
Distillers r.s 7«% Va Car Cheni 55.. 99 H
Erie prior lien 4s. S.S"£ Wabash 'Ist 55,... 113
Do pen 4s 78T4 Do Ist & ext 4s 7f5%
Do cv 4s, Per AS7 Western -Md 45... *(l%
Do cv 4s, ser B 78*4 .Westing El cv, ss. »4%
Gen Elect cv ."in.. 155 Wls Central 45... 95*4
Sew York Mining; Stocks
Alice ............. 1.f15 Leadvllle Con .... 04*4
Brunswick Con .. 01 Little Chief 07
Com Tun Stock.. 24 Mexican 90
Com Tun Bonds.. 21 Ontario 3.00
Con Va Mm Co.. C 5 Qphlr .*. 1.15
Horn SElver .;... 85 Standard .1.55
Iron .Silver I. SO Yellow Jacket ... 75
Boston Stocks and Bond*
Money — Am Arg Chem pfd. lo3
Call loans 2*£<g3. Araer Pneu Tube. 9
Time loans ...3USS Amer Sugar 131*4
Bonds— ;i -\u25a0•\u25a0 Do pfd 125*,j
Atohlson 4s 101*4 Amer Tel & Tel.. 143 "4
Do adj 4s 95 Amer Woolen ...-. 36Va
Mcx Central 45.. 94 Do pfd - 104 V*
Railroads — Dom Iron & Steel. 46^
Atchlson 110% Ed Electric 1Uum.255
Dopfd 106 Mass Electric .... 12%
Boston & Albany. 23o Do pfd 75
Boston & Maine.. 150 Mass Gas... 65
Boston Eler 12S United Fruit- 140%
Fltchburp pfd ...130*4 Unl Shoe Mach... 65
X Y. N H & H..171 Do pfd '. SOU
Union Pacific ...202% U H 5tee1......... 74*4
Miscellaneous — Do t pfd \ ....... 12S ik
Amer Arge Chom. 45
THE COPPER STOCKS
The following list Is furnished by B. : F. Hut
ton & Co.. 490 California street, San Fran.
Cisco, Cal.:
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Adventure ..7 — Miami »16 16*4.
Allouez 45 45VJ Michigan .... 10"£ 10%
Ama.l O>p .. 84*4 84 "4, Mohawk ..... 64 66
Am Zl>& Sm. 31% 31*4 Nev Copper.. 23% 24
Ariz Com .. 44 44% Newhouse ... 2% '3 "
Atlautlc !»% 10 North Butte.. sS*>4 58* A
Bost Corbln. lh% 20 North Lake.. 9'ft' J)W
BostC C& G 15% 1G Old Dominion 56% 57
Bte Coalition 25*4 20 Oscoola .'. ... — 13S
Cal & Ariz.lOtt lW%'Parrot .. '33% 34
Cal & Hecla.CoO 675 iQuincy ...... 89
Centennial .. 33 34 JSanta Fe ... 2 2V4
Oippr Range 83*4 &"*4!Shannon ..... 1614 ifiu,
Daly West.. 8 Shi Super Copper. 57' 57%
East Butte.. 13 13*-i|Super & Bost 15% 15~4
Elm River... 1»4 l^l.Super & Pitts 17*4 174 i
Franklin .... 18 ISI4 Tamarack ... OS 70
Gironx 9"6 10 Trinity ...... 13% 14
Granny 102 103%tUSSM R&, M 541 i 54U
Grerae Can.. »Ts 10 j Do pfd ... 51% 32
Isle Royale.. 29 2J»%!Utah Apex .. 4% 5
Kerr Lake .. 7% 7%J Utah Cons .. 45V4 -4~>V.
Keweenaw .. 3% 3*4 i Victoria '. 4% n"
I^ake Copper. 2.8*4 29 Wlnona fi <;"/,
lifl Salle ... 14 141J Wolverine . .:152 155
Mass . Mining. 8% 9 Wyandotte . . . 2*4 3
Mexico Cons. 4% 4% Yukon Gold. . 5% 5%
Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.— The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
as follows: •
TRUST FUND •
G » 1(1 «>]•»;, $852,034,869
Silver dollars 487,008 000
Silver dollars of 1890 4J69 0o<)
Silver certificates outstanding 487'ooVoon
GENERAL FUND ' !
Standard silver dollars $3 195 124
Ciirrent liabilities . .;. . M.HCA4W
Working balance in treasury offices.. 35739 > 90 <>
In banks to credit of treasurer, U. S. 43.555422
Subsidiary silver coin '2fi*s7l'lll
Minor coin ;..... °'430'97S
Total balance in general fund......." 108, % 437;754
Xetv York Money Market
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.— Money on call easy XV.
Ci 2 per cent; ruling rate. 2 per cent; closing bid,
I*.. per oent; offered at 1% per cent. •
Time loans dnll and firm; CO dayg 2U<3'>t/,
per cent: 90 days, 2%*33 per cent; six months!
3%<&4 per cejit.
Prime mercantile paper. 35j 04 per cent
Sterling exchange steady, withactual business"
in bankers' bills at $4.R535@4.5340 for 60 day
bUls and a,t S4.R6SO for demand. . 7
<'ommercial bills. $4.84*4 @4.85*m
Bar silver. sO*4c.
Mexican dollars. 44c. * . <
Bonds — Government, steady; ' railroad* irreg
ular.
Loans. Excbange and Silver
Prime mercantile paper .-(20 per cent
Loans on real e5tate......:...-... cr^S per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 day 5....... — (54.85*4
Sterling exchange, sight ; — 04.8714
Sterling exchange, cables..'. — 04.88 '-• «;..-('•'
New York excbange," eight. . .. 6r> , 5 •
New York exchange, telegraphic, —rd. 7V.
Hongkong exchange, sight —0 • 42%
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — ft 42SJ
Silver, per ounce —<^ . 50*4
OIU . DIVIDEISOS
The following dividends by active listed oil stocks have been paid to AugnstVl':: '- \u25a0
\u25a0-\u0084-/„*.; \u25a0 No. of Date ; Amwnnt Amount of - ; : ; Total Paid
COMPANY Dividend Paid" per share Dividend to date ":
Alma 12 .- sept 22, '08 |0.03 ?11,400.00 • .f $13«.SOO.OO -\u25a0
Amalgamated Oil .' 24 j,,) y 15,-00 : 1.00 \u25a050,000.00- -1,200.000. 00".
Apollo ........:.... ..'.... 2 ' "Mur 20, "05 J .01 V 2.000.00 V' V 4,000.00, 000.00
Associated Oil Co. :' ;.. 4 Mar , ' ))7 j.r.O 420,000.00- 1,522,309.39
.Brookshlre 33 Ju t y \u25a0 j,- '09- \u25a0' .-.02 •'\u25a0» 10.000. 00 "\u25a0*"\u25a0 402,500 .'00!
Caribou 51 . July 15, 09 . .25 20,175.75 •'539,125.74"
Chicago Crude '.. o Mar 25.V07 ' • 5.«K). 00 ', ""15,000.00;
CUremont . '.. 50 July 25, 09 .02 9,000. 00' '242,0*10.00
Coalinsa Pacific. 15 July 25,. '09 .10 - «,500.00 *R9 050. (KP
Columbia .. 2H " July, 25. '09 - %c • 4,996. 31; 219,837.4(5,
Esperanza :. ......... 21 j,,iy 27,/OO'i ; .0114 2.400.00 v> 34,250. W
Euclid 29 : July I,' Oft, .01 • 3.500.00 ~ ; ' 96,000.00
-•Four •• ....--\u25a0. C 4 June 25, *0t» ".\u25a0\u25a0•".fit- 3,000. CK1/ 201,000.00
<> lob<> •••;•'• • • •• IS. July 1,09. .01 -6.000.00 '" 69,000. 00.
Ilanford - .......". 30 : JiVn 30, '{HI . 2.00 ' 4.000.00 ? . 80,000. 00'
llome A 9 July 20.^09 .02 2.f»00.00 ' *458,000.00'
Homestake v. 41 June 24, '0n .10 1.000. W 73 250.00-,
Illinois Crude... 29 July , -J.-'tJH- .r»2 '\u25a0-'* 4,000.00 "" 72 000 00
Imperial 05 July 7, "09 .C(K 60,000.00 1,820.000.00
Junction s t Junc\ I.'OH .01 2,500. 00"" *20000;00*
Kern River.... ....- '•» Fob • S, ; "09 .10 2,000.00 \u25a0;• 98,000. 00 ?
Linda \ ista \r, July. .S. 'o9 , .«ti . "-.< 838.50 '57 577 r,u
Lnclle : 13 July; 12, '09 .10 > 2,670.40 -', 34,'"15. 20 ':
Monte Cristo ...;... 55, July 15, 09 .03 • 15,000.00 \: \ 295 OCKI 00 i
Nevada County ' .;.-... 3 Oet 13, 08 .04 -10.000. oo"'. "40 000 00
P«lairr 2 July 15. '09 ' .02 36,040.20! ,' J 70'160'20
Peerless ", July 20. '09' .06 6,000.00 :759,0(H).00'
Piedmont 5 May,.s, > 09 v .01 3.890.00 : .19 097 30-
Plnal ....;.... — July 31/.'09-. .10 : \u008415,000.f (O": r 7B9,S4r!oir
Pittsburg ...... ;-. 10 Nov 11, :07 :^ f .24«i 58.K00.(X1 :>: > t'l24 SOfl.OO^
Record 1 • July; 15. '09 :a"» ; -5.000. 00 -' ; r3,000 00
K<*ed Crude : 10 July -2rT. '(«». ~ .*C. ' S,O»W.fM) \u25a0 i;i 12.000. 00 •
Rice Ranch.'.- 10 July. jr.. '09 ,:. % .fll',> 3,ft00.00-', .75 000 (H) I
Iloyalty ...:................. 8 July 10, r.'OO'.* ' *.O4 ;. 800. 00? v 5.400.00!
S. F. \u25a0& McKittrlck.. »,. Jiily* i,,:09 .30 :'. 15.000.00 185 000". 00
Saver Dougft.-.. 41 July 26. '09 .05 9.975:00 ' '"\u25a0 40S 975 CO
Sovereign ....; ;..... :... 15 July 1. '09 .01 5,000.00 : /:-' So'.OOoIOO
Sterling .' 20 June 15. .'O9 >. - .25 • 62,500. 00 '. ' C22.000.0i1>
Superior 9 • Jqly 20. :09 \u008401" 5.000.00 .f 45 000:00 ;
s. w. &8....V \u25a0...*.."..... 5 July 10, *on -;oi. - :'?,77o:fKi' ;.'•\u25a0,*; 33,030 00
.Thirty Three 57 April -0, '07 -.30 '.30.000.00 .-640 000. 00 i
Union .:. ..i.: ..:...:.. ................ -]56 July '09 ' .50 :'\u25a0 117.711 00 ?.'.*> 362 649*15<
United Petr01eum.. :........ i».> July 25, 'fi9 .50 40.375:50 ;1,.W..9."..->. !)."!;
" Wab«sh :.;... i::T... .......:'....;:....- 19 July 21, / Oft :". .01 -O.OOO.OO •;': t-96.O(mi.oo
West Coast (preferred)........'.. 2 July- 25. .'OS ',2. Ofi '20,816.00 f • j.41, 632. 00 ;
Wet^t 5h0re..:.... .:.:.......:..•....... 47 Dec 21;.*0S . ;\u25a0 .05 . • 5.000.00 )_\u25a0"\u25a0 235,000:0n
Western Union. .:..'. ...\u25a0....\u25a0...'.'........ — Dw 15.' ,'O7 -; "2.00 -20,000. (Ki •:"- : ;.454,9." t l .oo :
Tfitnl dividends paid Ito date. . .- '\u0084 .. . . '.. .... . .... .. \u0084 .V.\ .;'. ?20.910,SQGJS7'
'\u25a0; Total dividends paid by \u25a0 the above : companles' ; for July, 190!>.ii?491,565.66. '•; " " v" 1 ;-'
THE SAN
Mexican dollars, n0mina1 ...... . . .'—@ '50 \u25a0
7 CONTINENTAL .; ,
New York on Paris .....".............. . M7»i
New York on Mexic0. . . . . . . . ..........;.. •> 201*4
Paris on L0nd0n."......... :.v.;.T.;.:.i...25. 19*.£
Berlin on London : ... ; : I .\v.v.\ : *. . .'.* . ;' -.": . 20. 44
STOCK-MARKET
The volume lof \ trade \u25a0 in : local securities was
«nall yesterday/ with 'few- changes. Alaska
packers continued -to ; decline, < selling \u25a0.* from
$71.62*4 down to's69;and'- closing at; s67' bid.
City electric ' stocks and 'bonds .were V; higher.
Associated oil 1 5 - per r cent ': bonds were * lower ; at
$92 owing, to the dividend.^- The following bonds
were ' ex coupon : ::. United • States 4s, $1; United .
States 3s; 75c: Associated oil ss, $2.50; Cali
fornia 'central ; gas and; electric <55,; $2.50. :
Among the, unlisted: securities "Pacific gas and
electric preferred sold s*i rights n and ' made a
new high record; ". The stock was $85 bid, which
means $108.50, , as the rights \ amount to a half
a phare of-'common- stock, .which Is:. quoted' at
$47(545.. :.• Other unlisted 'quotations were:; '.Yo
semite valley ss, $92.50 asked;. Pacific gas,"and
electric 5«. $94.25@95 ; Western i. Pacific , ss.
$100.75 bid; common, $29.50@30.50; sales at
$30: People's water, common;, $4(5 4.50. •\u25a0•
The Oonistix-ks were -strong, with most of
themhigher, and were more- active. The "only
feature in the pouthern : Ne varias \u25a0 was an advance
in Goldneld consolidated and Tonopah of Nevada,
each from $6.90 to $7.05.- • .; .
. The following oil stocks were ex dividend:
Brookshire. 2c;' Euclid. >lc: Illinois Crude, le;
San Francisco -and McKittrick, 30c. - -
ARsessiment Directory Comstock Mines
Company— No. Del. Board. Sale Day. Amt.
Potosl :...... 11 July 2 5 .10
.Reg. Belcher. .45 July .3 Aug. 5 , .03
Yellow Jacket.33 July '5 Aug. 17 .25
Alpha ........11 July. 12 Aug. 6 - .10
Sierra Nevada. 18 July 15 Aug. 10 .10
W. Con. Va.. 4 '-....;.'.. Aug.. 10 .10
Belcher ......89 July'lH Aug. 10 ' .10
Caledonia ....79, July: 18 .Aug. 13 .05
Best & 8e1ch. 92 July 19' Aug. 10. '•"' .10
Savage ...... .15 July 24 Aug. 18 " .10
Exchequer ...14 Aug. 12 Sept. 13 .05
Con., Virginia. l 2. Aug. 12 , .Sept. 7 .25
Crown Point. . 3' " Aug. 21 S«>pt. .17 .10
Lady Wash. . .23 ' Aug. •30 Sept. 20 .03
STOCK -AXD' BOND EXCHANGE
, MONDAY, Aug. 2— 10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
- Bid. Ask.J ' , Bid. Ask:
4s qr cp new— — .- 13» qr "coup. ;.\u25a0 — \u25a0 — -
MISCELLANEOUS ''BONDS \u25a0
Ala A W sb. — — ' Oak- Trad ss. 104 105 4
Awso Oil 55.. 91*4 92% 0 Tran Cn 5s — -105 «
Bay CPC us. .104 A'Trac Cn 5s 97% 98'^
Cal C G ss. 103^ — OTrac Cp 5s 94' — "
CalG & E g O W gtd ss. 95 " —
m& ct 5-.100 101 Om Cable 6s.HO 112*4
Cal st C 55.100 — Pac Glm 48. — 92"^
Cal Wine ss.' Bs*^ — ,P E Ry ss. .105*4 \u25a0'—'-.
City El 55.. 84% -^ Pac. E&P;5s. 9454 —
C C Wat 55.10U4 — Do gtd .sa:'.loo*Alol*£
Do g mgss 92 93 Pac f&T ss. 98^1 —
Ed El LA 55.102 Vi — P& CII 6s. P9 —
Ed L&P Cs.lll — p& O R 68.103 —
First F TrSs.lOl — People's Wss 72 73
F & C-H 65.105*4— Powell st 65..102H —
H C & S 55.106 10fiJ/j Sac < EG&RSs. 102^4 —
Hon R T 65.105"4 — SF & 5JV58.115 —
L Tahoe Rss 99 100' SF.O &.-5J55.105 105* i
LA Elec ss. — — . Do 2d mgss 06 —
LAG &:Elss.lOO*£ — . Do Con ss. — 0«
LA Ry sa.:ilO%t— < SJ& SCR 4>^s — —
LAL gtd ss. 101 — Sierra R C 5..106 '—
LAP lem 55.105%106*,4 S P of A «s
LAP Cal 55. 102% — 3 (1910) :". .. .101 — -
Marin W ss. 100 105 S P of C tis .
Mkt st C 65.104 — (1912) ..:. 10594 —
Do lem 55.104 — SPG leg 58.114 —
JIVA MtTsn:ioo — SP B R «5.130 133*>i
N R of C 55.114*4115«4 SPRR Ist r4s 95% —
NP C R 55.100»4 — Stkn G&E «R.lo3V'a —
NC Ry 55.. 103 94 — SV W g mg4s 88% —
NCPCo 5s 98*^100 UG & E ss. 99 j-
NGPCn 5s — fl.3!i UR of SF 4s. 76*4 —
N El Co ss. — 95 ValleJo.Ben &r
O GL&H 55.104 106 Napa RR5s So —
Oak Tran 65.109*4 — Val Co P, ss. 100 —
WATER STOCKS^'
Mariu Co ..60 — |S V Wat Co. 33 . 33Vi
GAS ANDELECTRIO
City El Co.. 3514 36y.iPac -h pfd.. 70 —
N Cal Power 40 40UI Do com ... 49?4 —
INSURANCE
Cal Ins Co.. 80*4 85 IFireman's Fd.lS2 190.;
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.135 137*^1 Mer Trust J. .220 —
Bank of Ca1.376 SB2 *4 l S F. National. — 140
First Natn1..250 265 i Union T. C 0.2700. 2700 —
SAVINGS-BANKS \u2666 :\ >
Ger S & L. — 3000 IS' F Say U.. — 532%
Hum Say Bk — ' — Say & L. So.. — .125
Mut Say Bk. - 73 .— ' ]Sec' Sav Bk. . — 350
STREET RAILROADS -
California ..130 — (Presidio 20 30
POWDER
Giant Consolidated C 0... ........... — —
SUGAR "
Hawaiian C. 32*6 — Makawell SC 43 45
Honokaa S C 17*4 18 , Onomea S C. 44*4 4fi
Hutch SPC 17*4 — Paaubau SC. 20 27
KUauea S C. Gis — (Union -S'Co.. 55'
OIL STOCKS-
Amal Oil Co. — 87. jW Coast Opf — —
Asso Oil Co. 34,4 34% t ' Do com ...• — —
Sterling , Oil.. — 3 |- : •
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska PA. C 7«S . JPac Aux F A 314' —
Cal F C A.HtO ifKi^iPac C Borax.lsl —
Cal Wine A. 37 39 I Pac T&T. pfd 94 04*.(.
MV& MtTin. — 115 I ,Do com ... 41% 41%
Morning \u25a0 Session
60 Alaska Packers' Assn .....;.. 69.00
100 Paaubau S P Co ........;..; 26.00
$2,000 Northern Electric Co 55.. ...... 00.50
% Street— r '
$5,000 Oakland Water Co 5s 94.62%
Afternoon " Session
. \u25a0 Board — ' \u25a0 ; \u25a0
50 Associated Oil Co 34.50
, : . 5 City Electric Co .....'.......;• 35.75
30 Cal Fruit Canners' Assn ......100.25
50 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar 00... ;\u25a0 32. 50
50 Hutchinson S P Co ". . ... . . :'• 17.75 ,
5 Pacific Tel & Tel-(common) . .-. . 41.12*/.'
$2,000 Associated OH 5s ..........>..;' 92. 00
$5,000 City Electric Co 55... •".'.... : : v.-. iSS.(H)
$1,000 Hawaiian Coml & - Sugar . ss. .mc. 00
$2,000 Northern Electric Co 55..-:.... .90.50
$2,000 S F, 1 O & S J Ry;2dmtg 55. '90.50
$3,000 SPRR Ist refdg 45. ...... .'95.75
$2,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge: 4s.. 58. 75
Street — .. l" '.: \u25a0;-.«.
100 Pacific Tel & Tel (common). .. .41 .25
$10,000 City \u25a0 Elec trie Co; 55.. ...... 85.00
California Stock and. Oil Exchange
Bld.Ask.' ' ..'; Bid. Auk.
Alma 41 '—Occidental .... 2U —
Amaurot- .... 76 ; — | Paraf fine ......:> 75 '..; HO
Apollo ... — 10 Palmer ....'.-. .1.30 —
Asro Oil tc.34.50 — Peerless ...'... - — " C 75
Brookshlre .1.40 1.62% Piedmont . 19 —
Caribou.. 13.00 — Pinal ...... — 9. 37'/.
Chi Crude . . . ,08 Record ..*.'... . 5 . 00 --
Claremont . . . \u25a0 — 2 .40 Rice Ranch ... 1 . 05 1 . 20
Esperanza .. ;. . — 1.50 Rico \u25a0...:..,'. .3.15' —
Four — 30 S F & McK.20.00 \u25a0 —
Fulton ........ — 2. OOShawrmut ...... — «(.(
Graclosa ..... — 50 Sovereign ..... 21"' —
Junction ..... —. 55 Sunset Mon ; . . 50 —
Kern ........ 55 —Turner ...;\u25a0... \u008485- . 95
Kern River.. — 11.00 Union-. ...105.00 110.00
Linda Vista.. — : CO W Coast, pfd.Bo,oo —
McKittrick • .:-. 10 — Wolverine .... 20 —
Monte i Ciisto.2:Bs 3.00 W KOil Co.. ,' — 2.K5
Mountain Girl — '. 45 West; Union. .: — 95;«X>
"100 Monte Crlsto .....:............... 2.00
SUMMARY OH
-0- .^ ;^HEi ; iviARKETS;
\u25a0 New.York stocks higher. "Coppera steady.'
\ » Cotton :, bounds ? on' 1 -, government crop . report.
I J Local : stocks .and ". bonds '- quiet. • ,
• 1 Silver . and . exchange rates unchangedi
', v Wheat still quiot.'i Cash ; barley firmer, -.v- 11 j
I Oatt-and-corn dull [and unchanged. ..'
1 Beans show a number of changes. - —\u25a0.
,; Hides 'in 'good demsid. -. \u25a0\u25a0 :f;
\ "Hew almonds-sell \it AntiocW - J
*$ Butter, cheese, and eggs firm. *:,\u25a0
>\u25a0 Potatoes' and "onions 'plentiful ; and , -weak. ;: •
[ .- Fruits in' lighter supply^ and steady •^^S?^
[>.Wineriei in, the market for grapes. :
> Poultry dull 'and .nominal." . •
,100 Producers -..i.. ........ 2.55 :
,:\u25a0\u25a0-• 2. p. im.— ...V ;\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .*•;\u25a0:-•-\u25a0 :.;\u25a0" ;\u25a0," .• '>T :\u25a0%
200 Monte Crlsto ' " • '\u2666'•• 2.ST^
500 Amaurot. ••- - S1
Mining. Stocks
- SAX FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE gffi
: Following were the sales "on the San , Francisco
stock and -board yesterday: :. :
•;:- COMSTOCKS '. i
- - r ' r •'* .Regular -Morning -Session 1 . V;
Uoo:Belchert ...... out 20»» Union .'... 43
300 Gould & Cur. lr.j 400 Union ..7. .".V.- 44
Afternoon Session : , -'\u25a0.'-.
iIOO Belcher \u25a0"-. . . .v f,5( 400 Con "\u25a0 Va M, Co. ,71 '
§ 500 Belcher ..'.*. « . . 63 300 Hale I & Norc. 27
; 100 Best & Belch, ilo 100 Mexican '..:.:'. SI
400 Best & Belch. \ .36 .100 Savage • \u25a0 : : . TV. '. "37
; 200 Beat Set Belch. \ 37 200 Savage '.". ..... 3f>
.200 Bullion "....:;' 16 200 Savage ..,:... - 40
.200 Challenge Con 20 500 Savage .'..... '. J4l
' 100' Con Va,M-Co. 72 100 Sierra Nev,... : S5
.100; r Do,e 5... 70 '\u25a0;•:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 :
Informs Session
300 Andes, b 10.. 12 800 Exchequer .... 26
100 Belcher ....'. 64 200 Gould & Cur. : 17
100 Best & Belch. :',S 500 Hale ,& Norc. •" 28
\ 300 Con Va M Co. : 72 100 Mexican ...... 83
200 Exchequer- ..." 25 100 Ophir • . \u25a0'.. . . "'.'. .1.25
CLOSING QUOTATIONS -
Bid.AskJ - ; Bid.Ask.
Alpha ......... 07 OS Kerituek ..:...; 04 06
Alta .......... 03 \ LadyMVash .. — ,t)2
Andes ....... 11" 13 Mexican;... ... 02 94
Belcher, ...... 63 j 05 New York Conr — 04
Best & Belch. 3.7 39 N Gould. &C 20 —
Bullion- ...*... .15 IP Occidental .... 17 .—
Caledonia. .?.. .18 *-; 20 Ophir ........1.20 1.25
Challenge Con 19 - .20 Overman ..... 23 25
Chollar ...... 19- 20 PotoM ........ 30 ,32
Confldejoce ... 73 SO Savage .......; .40 41'
Con' Imperial. 02. «03 i Scorpion >..;... ,05. 00.
Con Va M Co. 71 72JSeg Belcher,.." 06 OS
Crown Point. : . -46Uj 50 Sierra Nev ... 35- 37
Exchequer ... 25 27 Silver Hill ... OS 10
Gould &; Cur. .17 .19 Union ........ 44 46
Uale & Norc. 27 2ft Utah :........ 03^:04
Julia . ...04 06 Yellow. Jacket.' .77 ;80
Justice ....;. ,03 — "
TONOPAH ' AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS .
. Regular . Session— 9:3o to. 12:30 i
500 Blue Bull ... Ofl 100 Jumbo Ex, - b9O '17
.100 Gld Gon M. 7. 02*4 ' '.;
'•'• - ' -Afternoon Session '.: -
1000 Atlanta ....>. 14 ."000 Gld' Kewanas.. 09
1000 Bon Clare, s 5 05 2000 Great Bend . . 07
1500 Booth ........ io 500 Jim- Butler .. 0»
5300 Com | Fraction. G4 800 Jumbo Ex .... 17
" 500 Daisy \ .:..'.. 22 1000 Jumbo Ex .... 1 6
' 400 Daisy ... . 23 1000 Lone Star . . ft 03
400 Dm B Btte C. :03 300 Midway ....;.. ;20
50 Florence . 3.00 500 Oro ;'.\u25a0.'. . . .*. . . 06
1000 Flor 'Ex.: b3O 02 100 Pitts S Peak. 47
450, Gld. Con M... 7. 00 -
Informa Session"
500 Atlanta' ...... 14 200 Montana ...... "S
500 Belmont ...... S4 1000 Round Mt..... -<>!•
:.r»00 Booth -....„. 10 5000 Ruby Gold M. 02
300 Com : Fraction. «4 1000 Si iv Pick, b6O .12
200 Florence . . . . '.2.!»r. 200 West End .... 24
-100 Montana ..... -77 ;
v CLOSING QUOTATIONS
- CALIFORNIA
, Bid.Ask..
Central ' Eureka . ..• — 20-
NEVADA
Tonopah District
~ I'y ' Bld.Ask. Bid. Ask.
R^lniont ..:.. S3 SZ> Mlzpah Ex . 1 — ,05
Boston Ton . . —\u0084, 05 Montana ..... 76 79
California ... — 01 Mont Mid Ex. . — •\u25a0- 03
C« sir Boy ... — 01 Mon. Pitts Ex. \u25a0'"— f>»
Gold Mt .... — 01 North Star \. — - 04
Great Westrn. 01 Ohio Ton . ...>'— 01
Iltrnie . .. — 01 Paymaster ... .— 01
lnd Ton .... '' —•' 01 Rescue Con .. 02 03
Jim Butler . . OS *; 00 Ton Exton \u0084 : * 4S : —
MacNamara ".. 24 "25 Ton .of Nev.;6.90 —
Midway 19 — West Eud . . . 23 —
Midway Ex ..'—o2
Goidfleld District \u25a0
Adam 5,......" 01-' "i^JGrandma . 01 '02
Atlanta ...... 14 15 Great Bend . . nil (is
Black Ants . . \u25a0 — '•< 01 Grt Bend Anx : — 02
Blk B.Bonan. 01 02 Grt Bend; Ex. — 02
Blk Butte'Ex "02 Hiberuia ".....'" 01 —
Black Rocki..-. \u25a0 — 01 Jnnilio Ex ... 17 —
Blue Bell ... 03 ft ,04|Kondall Ex . . V— 01
Blue Bull "... 0« 07| Lonr- Star .... 02 —
Btte Goldfleld- 1 - MGirAHiv Dillon ... — 04
Booth ....... 0!) :o! Mid. Pawnee.;. '— 01
CO D ...... — ». -U LMllltown Frac. — 02
Columbia Mt. — lOlMohwk C I^as — 04
Com Fraction. 63 -«U Mohawk Ex . . iO2
Comng J Nation — -"01 Mohawk- Junior '— 04
Conqueror- .... — .04 Nev. Boy .'....:•—- 02
Cracker Jack .V 01 r>2 Nev ' Goldfleld.. 02 —
Daisy ....... 23. 24 Oro .:...;.... 06 07
Desert . Chief. . ( — 04 Pot latch ..... ' — "^ OS
Dm B Btte C. 02 03 Red Hills .... OR 07
Dixie ......... — 01 Red Top Ex.. 02 03
Empire ."..;..' — 02 Sandstorm,. ....'\u25a0—. 10
Florence ....:2.!>5 — Sandstorm Ex. — 01
Florence Ex.. 01 02 Silver ' Pick .. 10 — :
i Frances Mhk . 08 . —St Ives ..'.... 06 —
Gon AVash .. '— 01 Wonders...... — 02
Gld Con -M...6.90 6.95 Yellow Rose... -— 02
Gld • Portland. 02 — Yellow. Tiger.. - 07 -.—
Gld Kewanas . OS . 10 .
, \u25a0 Bullfrog District • "
Araargosa. G*. — 01 Mayflower Con 08 09
Amethyst ....;01 — Mont Bullfrog. — Qi
Bonnie Clare. 05 06 Montgomy Mt .o3 04
Bullfrog'Min. — 02 Mtg ; Shos Ex. 'l— 'II
Blfrp Nat Bk 01 03 Nugget ...... . — iOl
Gold Bar .... . — 01 Orlg Bullfrog. — \u25a0Os
Gold" Sceptre. — 01 Tramp Con /. 03 V-
Homestake K. — \u25a0 vO2 Valley View... 04 (15
Llge Harris.. — 01 Yankee Girl .. — 02
t ' /Manhattan District -
Apr «Fool Ex. t — 01 Man Cowboy.. — 01
Allan & Pac. — 01 Man Dexter .. 02 • —
Comet- :...... — 01 Man- Little Joe -^- <il
Gold; Wedge.. ~ 01 Man Mln-Nev. '— *»l
Grauny G M. — 05 Mineral Hi 11... '— " 04
Little Grey .. — 01 Mustanjr Man.. 01 —
Man Broncho. — 01 Orlg Man . . . . — 02
MHn Buffalo.. — 01 Pine Nut .... — j 01
Man -Con .... 03 04 Syl Humphrey. — 02
Man Comb : . . — 02 Whale . . . . . ;. . — .01
Man Crescent. ,01 • i -.» ,
' • - Other Districts iyj
Eagle's . Nest. (Xt 04 Pitts S Peak. . 45 47
Fairvw.G Bid — 02 Raw- Coalition. 22 —
Fairvw .Hallst — 01 Raw Queen .. — .30
Falrvwi Eagle. * — vIS Round Mt"*. '\u25a0 . • 69 ' 72
Jack Pot -..:. 03 — Vulture .'..... — - Oi
Nov. Hills -...79 —| \u25a0 : •-\u25a0 '
Hond and Stock. Sale* .;
Sales on the r stock .and bond' exchange in' July
were as follows: \u25a0' ' .\u25a0
r-. -'\u25a0"; securities. \u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0•" I>flce -_-
\u25a0 •."•\u25a0.\u25a0. :v: v ' . : Sales Low | High
;"»---, BONDS. : ,- '.•\u25a0\u25a0.-'\u25a0.. .-..-..• | •..-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
Associated- Oir Co. ....:*...; 15.000 93Vi 951.V
Bay Counties Power. C0...r;. t 7,000 103 U 103^i
Cal (Jns & Elec gen m awl d 71,000 98% 100."-
Cal Wine Association.. ...... '.'3,000 85% 8G *
City "Electric. C 0.. ..: .v.. ..-. 33,000 83^4 :S4^i
Contra CostatWaterjCo.. .'..'. 12,000 100 - 101 >-
Do, gen mtge /....-..\u25a0.;. -;.: 4.000 ; 91 Vi 92"i
Edison. Elee Co of L'Arrrrr. M.000.".... 102%
Ferries &; Cliff, House. Ryrr.'. - .3.000 105^ 100
Lake Tahoe.Ry & Trana Co;. /:'•.".; -99^
Los Anprcles ttas & Elec.Qo. . ; «!,000 9»14 100%
Los Angeles Ry C 0.... :..v;." 19,000 109 . 110V'.
L Atl'ac R R iKtoon mtg. .v. 4,000 .....105%
L A-Paclflc RR of Ca1..:.:": 2.000 .....' 102%
Market .Street Cable*. C 0.;.: |v 5.000 \Wi% 104 '
Market St Ry Ist cons mtge. 49.000 102 % 104
Northern , Ry. Co (of Ca1) .... ..... v.v
North- Pacific Coast R R Co.. , :«,000 100% 101' I
Northern. Calißy.. ;.;;.\u25a0'.;;.: . 10.000 ..... 103^
Northern, Cal Power C 0...... . « 5,000 . 99
Northern. Cal Power Co Con:. 05,000 . .'.*.: -9314
Northern 'Electric; Co. ;v.... . : 4,000 S8 ! /> 90-
Oakland '> Gas, ; Light ' & Heat ; < 1 ,000 .\u25a0.".'. : 103
Oakland iTrauslt..... .;::/."... i' 2,000 :...-. 105.-
Oakland Traction C0n:. V..... 20,000 >IH% 'OSi;
Oakland Traction Co.'.'.'." .-:• '35,000 02% 94^4
Pfloifle Light '& Power C 0.... '2,000 ..:.-. 95
Pacific Tbl'& Tel? Co /.:.:.".. 126,000 97«4 1O«J
PurU- & Cliff; House 'Ry.....'. 9.000 .:.:. '99 \u25a0:
Park & Ocean :RR.".V. ...... .1.000 . l.'V. 104 K.
People's Water C 0.:.....".- 137.000 j7l, ,761/5
Stfcramento Electric & Gas Ry ;i«,(KiO .*;..: liKSVi
S-K-&-SV Vnlley.-.^r.'.r;".-. "10.000 114% 11514
S F, Oakland* S J .8y.".-- .20,000 105 1O5«4
\u25a0 Do. 2d mtge;....:;'.\:..":.: \u25a020.000:93^' ;»6. •
S P U;R of Arizona? (1910 1';. ,4.000 .'; .vi l(Kl%'
i S P\R ; R : of:Cal:.V. :(1912).-: ""4.000 VC,% 10(5?..;
i S)P It RCofst re funding. *: lOO.fKM) 05 r :03»i;
IStockto'u Ghs '&.'. Electric Cor|> r: S.OOO "..;.. 104 Vi
Hpring.Vnl^Water.Co pren mtg .82,000 ;BS*i tSQU
i l/nlted' ; Railroads ?of,S > F. . . . 177;OO0 76^4 7S>4
i.Valley Counties Power, C 0.... 10,000 .::.. 100: i
».. :-!. ; . '.STOCKS. :--\u25a0":, ': .; :." .. '. : .. \u25a0
i:. : :.Wntcr— v-:,- : -r-.'... v".-'v ".-'- '''"'\u25a0" \u25a0- -'•\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0':'
i Spring * Valley = Water Co. ..\u25a0..'. . 955 33 .""a;
i - •Gas' nnd Electric — - •""" ''\u25a0- ' ' - ' •
rCity - Electric i Co. ;v. :.'...... : S7o ; :;ii; ,:\r,\:
I'NorthernU.'alrPqwer-Co -Con: t-,1,570 35 "^ 4t)
i I'atlni: Lighting -jCprp'.pfd.".'. 25,-| v 69;i ;,7l',i
!' Do (onnnon ...:.-. ....:'.:'. .; 300 47,. 50.
!)'- Insurance- — ' \u25a0•;\u25a0'? \u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0 : '. '\u25a0 \u25a0.-' "\u25a0'. \u25a0 '-.'\u25a0.
CHlifornia ; Iris Co/. . . . ? . . . . V". • '\u25a0>': 207 ' 70 SI
Fireman's Fund.'. .":..:"..:.'•• ; 15 ...'.: lyo^;
,s :.*Banks-r: .*Banks-r \u25a0' r \u25a0 "";" .'-' '• \u25a0'\u25a0^- '.\u25a0': \u25a0 \u25a0 ' :-J •.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' - .\u25a0:"- ''i : *"""•'-"\u25a0' !
fAmcrlcau National - Bank. . . . < \u25a0\u25a0' '- 1" '• .".': : 1.'!2',.'. !
Biink'of CaliforuiK^r..'*"- " "-- : 130 375 ' .{7s>c.
L'nlou'Trust^Cii. : :: .';*?: r. :V:T: :', 3S . .". . '. 2700 ' .|
', Savlngs-Bahks— T -'"'"\u25a0 .' \u25a0T~ ' \u0084\'. ' ". ::'-'.;.; -'.',
.San^Francisco -Savings) Union ' L : 1 :...". 525 J.
Security/ Savings Banks. ...:". - 3 . . . . . 330
r* Street . . -..';,.<
California y. :";..\u25a0..;. .'.V^'.V'... - ..'75 137',i 140 v - ;
".*--! Powder— S, - : ' i'.^: .-.;\u25a0--_. • .-!\u25a0-'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•, \u25a0\u25a0\u0084:
GlniitJConsolidatod'Go.V..-..; -'\u25a0.- 200u74'{, :75 ,
— ' " ?\u25a0«-\u25a0:'.?\u25a0 >:-:'\u25a0\u25a0-:'• "<"*.'\u25a0•' s \u25a0\u25a0•'\u25a0.' <' ' :;4 ''"-\u25a0' '\u25a0" •'-\u25a0
Hawalian\Com'l r&'.SuKar'Co V 3.oi: ~>\ \u25a0'.".»« ,::••'*.
Honokanf. Sugar Col .::;"\u25a0...: . . 120 -10', 17VS'
.Ihitchinsoin. Sugars Plantation .>1.475 ;17% ;is*<,
MakaweliSugariCo. ;;?:":".."• ,-^9BO, -^980 jxs>4 UV;,
(tnoinoiiSiiEarCo. :...'.....-. - '•'•"> ->44 -\u25a0•« \AT,\^
l'«anlihu Sugar : Plantation rft k 'l'i'tio -2l l A J2G :: :
/\u25a0Oil— ' " 11..
Gpttoii Advances on Crop Report
Wineries m Market for Grapes
Associated OH C 0....'......... ...'........ ':* 950 34 -35* i
i'-Miscellaneous — \u25a0 :T.-.": T .-."
Alaska Packers* A55n.'.. ...'.: 1,830-69? 74
Gal Fruit Canners* -Assn..;";. '- 105 99^i 100 V*
Oal- Wine Assn. :.:..: :...•..\u25a0. :130"37'. 38
Pacific Coast. Borax C0.v:... • 5..:.. 152.?.
Pac ..Tel-.* Tel*Co pfd...... - 672 9314 95
Do cominon^...... .....r.. *7,124 36 42V4
I GRAIN MARKET i'
•*\u2666 '"' '\u25a0- "•"'_' ;' '\u25a0" " " \u25a0''-'" : '" : — -— — -i*—- A'
.. .> Wheat and Other; Grains
'Wheat— The ; '.world's shipments for' the' week
were as: follows. In quarters: Rn551an. .236,000;
Danubian, 23,000;-, Argentine, . 40,000; Indian,
211.000; Australian,^ 20.000.
; •\u25a0-. Itj was -. a . holiday ; in ' Liverpool. ; Paris - rutnres
were ; weak. '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 Chicago >fvas lower; and | reported
that a black .rust scare . was being .worked .up,"
but; that It, was not, credited. \ - .
T -A*. telegram , from ' Portland gaye '. wheat crop
prospects up in that; country at 60,000.000 bush
els, "f.- with"; very ..favorable • reports \u25a0 from the
harvest- field..- -:.•.'."'-.' ;•
V-The San Francisco market stood the same. The
millers are ;not -yet ready .-'to buy. ' \u25a0 .
• - \u25a0 .' CASH WHEAT' - \u25a0 ,
New crop— California v club. \u25a0%\.V!yi t <S.2v' t So- 1
noea, $1.95@2.02>i : white Australian. . $2.07»4<&
2.10.' Northern wheat.; August-September i deliv
ery; Club. -$1.8214: Russian red, $1.80:- turkey
red, $1.97>4; bluestem. $1.P2i4 "per ctl.
: , ' FUTURES :
10 1 a. \u25a0 m. - Session
No quotations. \u25a0", • * '
".-" "..-.." \u25a0 "•• '."2" p. m. Session
\u25a0..No quotations.' . , \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0 '
- Barley-^-The stock -on* hand August 1 appears
elsewhere on' this ' page. ; The cash -grain was
firmer again yesterday. : choice " bright feed J seU-
Ing \u25a0at $1.45. : Receipts -were 'very/ small. ' '. [8
• - -\u25a0-•-'\u25a0\u25a0 CASH. BARLEY
- Good to choice-feed, spot •$1.42Va#1-43: com
mon, to fair.- $1.40@1. 4114 per, ctl;. brewing,"
$1.45 <di 1.4714; ' shipping, nominal; chevalier,
$1.50^1.60. > \u25a0 V / • \u25a0
, . . FUTURES. .
%\u25a0:\u25a0•\u25a0*** , 1 10:30 a. m. Session
Dec— sl.4s bid.vsl.4*4i asked. -
\u25a0 : '2 p. m. Session -." .
:.May— sl.49 bid, 51. 50 asked. \\ > -
Dec— sl.4s V - T - r
;()ats — The : market \u25a0 dull \u25a0 yesterday.'
' prices : unchanged. The .; stock \u25a0 on . hand " ap
pears; elsewhere on » this; page. . \u25a0\u25a0'; \u25a0 . .
- ! New" reds 'for feed. $1.80(^:1.00 for" good- to
choice and $I.7srtJl.SO'for'poor;to i fair; reds, for
seed, $1.05ftf2.15: .black. , $2.50 asked; new north
ern white, • October-November delivery. $1.65@
1.67^3; Texas 'reds,' sacked and recleaned,
$2.07V.@2.15 per ctl.v , . »> \u25a0• ,
\u25a0^Corn — Small : round yellow; $1.80; white, $I.SO
@1.85; large yellow, $1.75@1.85: western ' states
yellow; in bulk.uSa'n Francißco track, $1.(59;
white, $l-.72: mixed. $1.07; Egyptian, nominal.
, Rye-^— Quotations » continue -nominal in the ' ab- \
sence. of .transactions..-: ..
. ; - i Stocks- of Grain '
\u25a0'H. SC. \u25a0 Bunker, chief . grain Inspector of. the !
M^erchants' exchange, \u25a0 reports -stocks of hay,
grain - and '•• beans on wharf ; and -in warehouse
August 1 as follows, ."in tons: , ; " :
'\u25a0- Wheat — ", • July 1 Aug. 1
Port Costa " 4,612 ' 2.«50
Stockton ...:.*.'.."... .......... 5,10s 4,os;{
City »....2..... 195 120
\u25a0Barier— ' \u25a0'; : -•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-
Port Costa ..;.;.. ........ 4.202 11.710
Stockton ...................... 3,296 . 6.951
City 1,025 :1,327: 1,327
Oats ..................... % .i.. 4oS S4S
Coin ....:-... 110 50
Bran .... ....'......... 474 503
Beans (sacks) ....:...:. .'....'.78,749 "60.342
• .Receipts in July were 3,950 tons wheat. 15,478
tons barley, 3.059 tons- 0at5. : :341 tons corn. 1 648
Hons bran, 11,496 sacks beans, and 18,260 tons
:.- ; LIVERPOOL- :
..July.- Sept. *' Dec.
Opening ................ — Holiday
Closing ...;..... — Holiday.
-.\u25a0 - \u25a0 --PARIS-- \u25a0 \u25a0 . ' \u25a0"..->..'\u25a0 •-\u25a0\u25a0..*
~r Wheat— Aug. . Nov. - Feb. !
Opening ..... .... .... . . .24 35 23 05 i |
Closing .....................24 20 23 90- ;
• Flour — . • -.
Opening ..32 60 31 00 .
Closing 32 45 30 M
CHICAGO BOARD :OF TRADE
, Future (irain nnd Provisions
CHICAGO, Aug., 2. — A moderate . show 'of
strength was displayed in wheat early today,
owing UoVbot.' %veatlier in ;thc northwest, which
might, aid In : spreading ' black rust. \u25a0", Opening
qiKitations were " h>. shade "; to Tic above ' Satur- j
day's : close, 'September^ ranging from $1.04 1 / 4'fs
1.05 J /a. \u25a0As the session advanced, however, ru
mors of damage were - dissipated by numerous
reports of "a favorable "outlook ;for a '.'bumper"
crop. \u25a0 '.Sellers -became more aggressive, \u25a0 couslng
material declines •during; the final, half. .The
\u25a0range, for the day %on September was $1.03%
/(i1.t.15<4'.. .-. .> : t "\u25a0,\u25a0.;,\u25a0-\u25a0:\u25a0: ""."-.\u25a0
- The market closed weak at almost the bottom,
with Septemb'er'at $1.03«4. ;•
\ A startling deterioration of 20 points in the
condition or corn In Oklahoma during last month,
as' shown by the Estate ...report, had a bullish
effect on the corn market early in ._ the session, '\u25a0
bnt later sentiment became I bearish on a weak- j
ening .of. southwest' markets. The close- wn*
weak at almost - the bottom, final, quotations
bring '4 % B&C '-- below \u25a0; Saturday. :\u25a0 ' " Oats were \u25a0 weak
throughout the entire :day and. closed
lower than . Saturday. . _ .- '• ,
• : Provision* were firm: At the close prices were
unchanged to. \"\->e. higher. ,- . . '
The leading futures ranged as follows: \u25a0';. \u25a0--- - :: J _
Articles — - Open. - High. • Low. -Close.
.. Wheat— i \u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0. ...:-'- '.'.\u25a0- -
September ... 1.05 »4 tI«SU 1.03*; • 1 .03^
December' .:. 1.03 »i IKWVi 1.01% 1.01 %
May ........ ;1.0G% 1.W14- 1.05 1^05;
. Corn— ; ' "
September... R6VJ, 06*4 - 65% 65*4
December > 54% 55 -5414 54%
Mp.v ......... -55% 55^4 •\u25a0 "55^4 55*6
-Oats— . . ' '.. ' . " . •. . . .
Septemher ... 3S»J -".Sii 37U 37^4
December ... 38** 3SS4 37% \u25a0?. 37^
May ...:. ... -.. -40*4, 40;^. SS>Tn 40
.. Mess Pork.' per bbl — i -*- - • -
September ...20.65 .20.65 20.5714 20.57i,i
January .....16.70 10.75 16.62S 16.75
Lard. -per 100 lbs— - \u25a0 -; •-\u25a0 \u25a0 .
September ...11.2714 11.35 " 11.27'^ 11.32',i
November .V. 10.05 11.(12^. . 10195* * H.O7Vi
October .....11.25 11.32»4 : 11.22*4 11.32*4
Short R I bo, per 100 lbs — /
September;. :10. 95 -"11.00 10:90 11.00
0ct0ber. ... . . .10.62*4 10.67*^ 10.57*« 10.62*^
Cash Grain and; Provision*
'; CHICAGO. Aug. 3.— Cash quotations were as
follows: - Flour steady. : Feed or mixing barley,'
74c; fair t6 choice maltins:,^s6^:eoc. Flaxseed—
No.- 1 southwestern, 60<&69c; : N0.\l northwestern.
$i:45. Timothy seed/ $3.80.', Clover, $11.25. Mess
pork, per bbl. $20.42% ©20.45. -Lard, per 100 lbs,
$11 32' i. Short' ribs, sides; (loose). $ll@ll.lo.
.Short clear sides ;<boxed).sll.o2'4''fill.7s.
• GRAIN, STATISTICS
•* Total Vies ranees of ; wheat : and' flour were equal
to \u25a0 1 24 000 ' bushels ; primary receipts.' 1 .472,000
bushels, compared with 1,711.000 bushels : the cor
responding day a : year ago; the visible supply Qf
wheat In -.the United States increased 1.575.000
Inishels; for the; week; the amount of breadstuffs
on 1 ocean > passage decreased ,l6o.ooo Ibushelx. ,: Es
timated .receipts -fori tomorrow— Wheat,. 3ft cars;
corn 234 cars;;oats.vl24 cars: hogs." 14.000 head.
••'\u25a0'• D\IIAVMOVEMEXT OF PRODUCE,
. - .. Receipts. ' Shipments.
Flour; ' barrels. V.V; :...:...'.: -22.700, 15.004)
Wheat.- im5he15..... ......... 302.400. V : . 3, .400
Corn.' bushels. . :i:'. . :.:..: .. .212.500 .- 209.500
Oats.', bushels. .<:..". V."". , -M-l™ .
Rye! bu5he15. . .... ..... . - ••' . - «.500 ; "« -1.000
Barley,' bushels . ;: ;. : .:: :r;:'.i.- 27,000 I . ,SO<>
Northern *V\heat Market ,
/.',-.'- . ( • '.'. -..;*'.-..' ; '\
• PORTLA NI). Aug. ; 2.— -Wheat, track prices —
Club. O.Viiflfic: i.blue.»tenj.', $1 : "- red Russian,: 9sc;
turkey - red; 06c: forty fold,; 96c. -. •. '. ' . ..-\u25a0'
,Xew>York'. '.Grata iv Market' . :
47 new! YORIv! Auk. 2.— Flour-^-Recelpt!<. : ls.4iXt
barrels:'" exports,; 2,9oo. "' Market; quiet, and bare
ly steady."- " - \" ; '".\u25a0':.. r..',.r.r ..', . r .
; * Wln'at-^Recelpts, - 24;S0O>;" bushels; " exports,
fi5.800. 'Spot.'iirrpgnlar." No. 2 red. nominal ami
new $I. IS in elevator: do. middle :AußHSt,sl.l6 T,BT ,8
f s <•>. •"\u25a0l>."?'«float : \u25a0 : No.'* 1;\u25a0 northern ,\u25a0 Dulutli. ; old,
$l. s 4o'.i nomimil f.' <>. li. J -anoat: N0., 2 hard-wln
ter."new. $1. 15Vi-f.ro.: b.'. afloat. ,
Vi Black *\u25a0 rust •' news';" caused « ant : opening advance
in^ wheat.' butt a •large,ivisible.,snpply
favorabU' . wenthcv ; and ; prospects ; for heavier * re
ceipts \u0084at -. Chicago'/ tomorrow I caused ' subsequent
unlomllnffAand <: a ...sharp \u25a0'; depression: '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0/ September
close<l'at $l,U T S;;December; at!Sl.o9%;and»May
at;si;ii«i.- "r. \u25a0•-•.-;.•, :'..'.--'; -:,; '.\u25a0-\u25a0^ \u25a0'."';*.."..-. '/ .
Vi'v''."r-'.'/-":'''.:MlnncapolljiV i 'v''."r-'.'/-" : '''.:Mlnncapollji Flax ...Market "\u25a0 '. : ' m ;
- MINNEAPOLIS,' "Aug. '" 2.— Flax" ; "closed - at
$1.37%. ;•;""\u25a0..;•; \y^ : ;, -'-I'r -.., ; . ' '-..: .\ : .
I v LOCAL MARKETS |
' r '„ Recelptci ' of \u0084 Proilnce. Ancust 2 . ";
Flour. 1 '«ir-sks! :'\u25a0':. ji.V.wfW.lol.'Vi'ks ' . V. . . . " 2
Wheat: Otis;,.':.'.- <740|Fceil. ,-5k5,; ,. . . . . . ."0
Barley." ctls v. .."•'»• 1.910) Lime.,/ hb15 ., .". . ... 270 \u25a0
Oats * i-tls ." . ...r. '---2501 Wine, j pals '....'.'. 12.>>X> j
Corn', ctls ." . :."... \u25a0.:- ::o Livestock.';. No- ... -200 :
jßye,^ctli»sf?:'tvV*.'l-- : P"-' > '5 Honey ."'j' cases /.'..\u25a0. / -"O \u25a0
Hran. sks : .V... ;InO i'apcr, -bills ;..:.. t::!5 j
,I*fitat6es,'.f!tks %v. \u25a0? 5.250 Ualslns,:,bxs ../. 1.500 i
Onii)Q<i."s sks" . :J~i'- ,'f!3s Brandy, 'gals TV. .'. . . ."0o
Hay, .tons* vr. v .*iTl.<«o Apples." bxs . ... . :I.(T>O ;
jSKMKHP'. WASHINGTON \u25a0
, Flour.-; tir " sks .':.'. ' 1 ;!I2O| Veed; . sks .......-, (190
.:''. ,; /* 'Provisions" \u25a0''"•\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0*' •' \u25a0 C"
._-'""Co'ttoieiie."fone.'-:iialf.'bbl.*!" lOTic: .'r. half .lIIIN.
lO'-Jc:,-l. tiercc.r, 10',sc: r 2 tierces. .HV: F 5 tierces,'
93S<"^:":. .:.".,.;\u25a0. \u25a0\u0084,-..\u25a0.••.,. '"-"..- :>>\u25a0::"' : :. ./-; .\u25a0•'\u25a0- -"/" ''~~. \u25a0 *~ \u25a0\u25a0.?.'•
'tS The^AVesteru s men t r ' ••ninpany< quotes as follows:
Hams, j 1(5 VJ 6i 18c : : picnic,, hams Al2^-.c:? bacons (Si to
SSlhs*|2o%c;«fSUo;iHt ii s,ll)f<;j'li»%c:"ls ,lI)f<;j'1i»%c:"l0 r to 12*11>«,
fl9l(jc;g:fan«*yi'SHcar : i'cni'eil^liacon:'i2rs'.4«'; : ' > Arrow
bacon, .SMo:-lOlbsi,',-l.snc;', . 1.0j.t0" 12M»«, : ISVic:
,•-•-\u25a0\u25a0 i- -\u25a0•»•-\u25a0 '-•-•-•,\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0'" -.--\u25a0- '
light- dry! salt ftacon.B to 10 lbs. lSc: 10 to 12
lbsi, '.l7c;, 1 medlata bacon, ;15%c; light medium
bacon, 13% c.: •; : '\u25a0\u25a0,"\u25a0 "
r-- Lard— Tlercei • 14c; 50s U%ic 10§ 14 «-ic, 5*
14T6C? 3s ' 15c; : compound ' lard, tierces S*jc.'--SO» '
B*-4clO« o*4c; ss-9%c,'-3«:B%c; yellow, cook ins
oil. 53c per gal: white cooiiaj oil. 53c per gal;
salad oil,' sßc per gaL . ." ', ,
Local prices ar* quoted." Export lota, in
spected by the government. . are $1 per , bbl hlgh
er.;,Extra fa'mlly beef,.^l2 per bbl: family, beef.
$11.50 per ; bbl: extra- mess beef, $11.50 per bbl:
smoked be.ef, 21»ic per Ib. "
Pork— Extra prime, in barrel*. $21; clear. $23:
mess', $22; plff pork M $2S; pigs- feet. $5 for. half
bbls, $2.25 for 25 lb kejs and J1.30 for kit*. \;'
.Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS i
' Slanghterers' rates, to dealers and butchers are j
a« follows: ' . " \u25a0 - : - • ' . ". " •. \u25a0 :
••\u25a0\u25a0 Beef— 6%@7c per lb for 'steers, s<g6%c for
cows and. heifers. ' " ' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0»•--'*
Veal— 7@9c for large' and otg9%c for small.
- Mutton— Wethers, 7@S%c; ewes, 6%@7%c per
pound. -_, ...'.'
\u25a0 Lamb— 9V»®lo* per lb.
J Dressed PoTk <per lb) — ll@l2c for light and
9iiQloc for heavy. '
: LIVESTOCK MARKET. > '
The following, quotations' are for. good, sonnd
livestock. dellvered«in San Francisco^ gross weight:
i No. I. fat steers. .over 900 lb'a. alive. 4@4i,ic:
under, 900 lbs, 3*4 c; second quality, 3%@3"-ic;
thin and undesirable steers, 3e.~ .
No. 1 cows and heifers. 34f3"-*c: second qual
ity, 2*ic; common, thin, undesirable cows, I%^
2%c." ' ..• •••\u25a0.\u25a0..'..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. --:-•;
-Fat bulls and stags, l%c;-half fat or thin
bulls, l%c
: Calves — Light weight. -per - lb. s®s*>ic;, me-:
dium, 4%<fr4%c; heavy, 4«a4*ic
Sheep (per lb)-MVethers, No. 1, 3"i@4e; e*e*.
3%<S3Vic. ' -- •
T^imbs (per/lb> — This year's milk .'lambs, 5@
5"-i c. \u25a0 ..* . . :'
•\u25a0•Hogs (per lb>— Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lh«. 7H<9"%c; 140 to 250 lbs.' 7%<aj7»ie;
250 to 350 lbs. 714 c; rough, beavy hogs, 4%@5c;
common, undesirable hogs, 4(*£4%c.
Butter, Chcfie and Err' .
\u25a0 The first day. of the new Jweek- found the.sitn
ation in 'butter^ and \u25a0 eggs much \u25a0 the . same as •on
Saturday. ; The only . change was. in extra ecps.
which -recovered from -"Saturday's temporary
weakness and advanced "%e •t0.31 %c a doren.
AH grades were, firm and further advance's were
expected in top quality good*. Receipts of
butter were "unusually: light, "being' less than
10.000 pounds, awl the market, continued la very
good "-shape for the selling Interests.. . Most .re
ceivers 'were expecting an \u25a0 advance In extras
and were -basing their expectations on the' fact
that there "would" be no ' steamer v In from Ham-:
boldt before Thursday. Cheese was'qulef bnt
firm, with st'oeks of strictly fancy flats still
light. ' '
On. the exchange 20 case of extra bntter and
10" cases 'of extra eggs, were sold "at the quota
tlons. " \u25a0
Receipts were '9.000 pounds butter. —
pounds cheese and 942 esses eggs. •
The following are official .quotations.' estab-,
lished by- the sales, bids and offers on the floor
of -•* the dairy exchange. \u25a0 Prices in the j street,
while governed by .the exchange quotations, gen
erally range from" l%c to 2c. higher, owing to
the various charges to be added. / • \u25a0
Butter — Fresh - creamery extras, -2Sc per lb,
steady: do firsts. 27c,-flrtn: do seconds, 26% c,
firm; -No. 1 packing stock. 24% c. firm.- -
. : Cheese — California fancy flats, "16c. per lb,
steady; do, firsts. Js%c. steady; do second*.
13 % c. steady; fancy . Yonng \ Americas. . 16c.
steady; . flp ; firsts, 14 % c .; steady: fancy Oregon
Young 'Americas,' 16c, firm; do flats.' 15% c. firm,
i Eggs (per dosen, cases \u25a0 Included) — California
fresh' extras. 31 %c.flrm: do firsts. 29c, firm; do
seconds, 25% c, firm; do thirds, 23c,' firm.' . :
l-'ee Mnrkrt In \rarhf Countlm
-. PETALUMA, Aug. : 2. —The receipts of eggs
were light -today, as is usually: the case on
Monday. . - The demand being good and prices
fluctuating keep the market cleaned up. - The
best -offering today was ,30% c. Poultry Is In
poor demand except for best quality. Feed con
ditions remain unchanged.'
„•'\u25a0: SANTA ROSA. Aug. 2.— The J week opened
with. a half; cent per dozen advance in, the price,
of eggs. when the San Francisco dairy exchange
quotations were received here ] this morning. AH
dealers offered 29 Vic ' per " dozen for , choice and
26% c for seconds.
Potatoes, Onion* nnd V>EPtahlr«
. Arrivals of miscellaneous vegetables were light
as usual on Monday, hnt there • was \u25a0 enough of
everything "held over from , Saturday to \u25a0 supply
the wants of buyers .without, any new . receipts",
and • prices - remained about the same as before.
Offerings of tomatoes Included much ..soft stock,
which, had to be sold cheap and some^were turned
over •at prices well below the inside quotations.
Green corn ' remained weak and there I was quite
a surplus of that and of 'the; other vegetables
unsold late in 'the -afternoon. 'The situation in
the market . for potatoes ' and onions was un
changed, both articles being .In -free supply and
weak. • ' . . .
.Potatoes (per ctl)— New, 75c@51.25 In boxes
and '65c^$l in sacks. •\u25a0 - *.' -"
Onions — New yellow. 65@75c per ctl.
Vegetables — Green \u25a0 cor«, 75cig51.25 per, sack;
tomatoes. 50@75c | per box; green ; peas. 75c<8
$1 per. sack: string and wax- beans. !%@3%c
per lb; lima beans, s@6c per lb; summer. sqnasb,
40Q65c per box ;• garlic, 4@Bc per lb: cabbaze.
75c per; ctl; cucumbers', 50@75e per bor; pickle
cucumbers, 75c@51.2'5 per box; cauliflower.' 50c
per dozen; turnips, ,sl@l.2s per sack:*eggplaDt.
75c<i|$l per box: green peppers; 50@73c per box;
green okra, 75c@$l. '••
- - Decldnons and Cltras -Fruits J
' As usual on the first day of the week, deliv
eries of the, leading descriptions of fresh fruits
were light, and a good demand for local use and
for shipment steadied prices for attractive lota
in the - early trade. : Poor stock " that had been
held over from last week dragged badly at weak
rates, however, sellers being willing to accept
any fair offer to effect clearances of such. Crab
apples • were " in free supply and received little
attention; while choice Gfavensteins and highly
colored red apples in- four tier, boxes continued, to
move freely at \u25a0satisfactory prices. -\u25a0 There jv-as
a marked decrease .. in \u25a0 receipts of :' apricots, and
with the demand -much better than before prices
for bulk fruit did better." -'and the canners were
unable. to secure any supplies at the prices they
were ' offering.". s The canners raised their • bid for
Bartlett pears nnd paid as high as $40 a ton for
a -.few "exceptionally -fine \u25a0 lots.- Peaches were
steadier. -and fig*, remained firm on. limited sup
plies,*; while \u25a0' melons and " «rapes ' were plentiful
and easy. Grapes -were -piled high at the stores
and ' were- hard to i move.- although offered l at low
rates. Mallnda strawberries.: were higher, there
being no Longwortbs received, while the other
berries stood about as before. v , Citrus' goods wera
quiet and featureless.. ... ,:-./ : : , . .
• Reports from Sebastopol. in Sonoma iconnty.
say thnt the wineries; are offering $17 a -ton for
wine grapes. on year contracts in that region.
The- growers: around "Lodl" are >being offered $6.
according to current reports." .-*. '-.:
;- Strawberries — Longworths, per chest; large
variestles, $2.50Q4. " -
.Raspberries— s76? 9 per chest.
" Blackberries— s2@3.so per chest. -
Loganberries — $t» per chest. ci&r§B
. HuckleberriV- — 12%c'per lb. '" •
'.Apples— Fancy' ilravenstelns.- $1.23^1.50 pei
box: r fancy " reds." $1^1.25; . common to choice."
60@85c: crabapples, 40@50c,for small and.7sc@
?l for large boxes. / * \u25a0 -
Pears— Bartletts. 5 $l^t.2T» per box" for wrappeil
stock;: canning-price, $35(?237."i0 per. ton for No.
1 and $20G27.50 for No. 2. "
« ' Peaches— Small boxes. 40@ 75c; lug boxes. . 50c
@$l;;baskets. 40@85c. . ..
"tPlums-^4o@7sc,per,box" t Plums-^4o@7sc,per,box or crate; prunes. 65@
85c per box or crate. -. S. .'• \u25a0 \u25a0 - •
' Nectarines— Bsc@sl- per crate for -red and Co(g
75c for white. ,'. \u0084 \ '"" \u25a0\u25a0' ", :.\: .\ V .. ".
» :Apri>ots — Crates and .small boxes. 50@75c; Id
bulk.. 2(52 %c per :Ib. ;• > -' \u25a0-' * :
Figs-r75c«i51,25 per box. ' *-
-\u25a0'Melons— Nutmeg melons, 'sosi 7sc per box: can
taloupes, $1.75@2 per crate; watermelons, $1.25*f
2.50 per dozen. - '; • - ..
f* Grapes—^Seedless, 65<&75c per \u25a0 crate: muscat.
$1 per.crate; other varieties." 6o(S 7sc per, crate. •
»> Citrus r- Fruits ..(per box)— Valenci- oranges.
$2.25(^3: ' grapefruit.' $2.50ff/ 3 ' for.: seetlless; •' lem-.
ons», '-. $4.50<!i 5 \u25a0 for ; fancy, i $2-50'Q 3.50 .. for choice
and'sl.so^2.lor'standdrd: ; limes."ss.softß. ;•
--.Tropical - Fruits— Bananas. 75ci4r51.75 per- bnnca
for Hawaiian- and $2.50fr 3.50. f0r Central* 'Amerl T
Lean; pineapples,! sl.so6*? 2.so per dozen.
Dried: Fruit," Ralaln«.~.Xut« ami Hoorr
. "A : report f romVAntioch' says ; that the . almond
crop of that section has been sold. to a Stockton
firm . at ahoul " irH.y ; and that " the- crop ..tl»er»- will
l>e : about 110 tons; which is lessthan thatof last
ye:>r.-^^*^ES3M|i"Eult©SisSai^fßtsKWJ(*BWttO^BJ
.Fsuits, old crop-^Evaporatctl apples.^ ' -~<S. ?%c;
apricots.- .'nifi 10%c:^faney' r moorpark,; liv.«iii2c:
peaches.-, Ac - for; standards.. 4 ij'ft:4%c " for
and's^6c: for fancy;. pears>.\4%<S7%e; s prnne*J. 4
slze'basis.;2Vi^2"4c. with %c premium, for/the
large? sizes. . . „ .:., '.-\u25a0 • . ,\u25a0\u25a0•
"'New. Fruits — Evaporated* apples. 7S|Se; apri
cots,' B<s9»4c;.moorpark,- ll&l2c; ; peaches. *4% fit
6e ; • prunes." 2 %" %- ?4 c. - " with \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 *% <gi %c ' premium for
40s and >?J#|lcj premium • for' 3os -to 40s; figs,
3^4%c: : pears. si2@9 1/3 C.1 /3C. . - . . .
\u25a0.?Kal«tns;;<l9oS- crop)— -London' layers— 2-crown.
90c: 3 crown. 51 :" seeded. 4%ftjs"4e:." Thompson's
seedless, "."Viclforj unbl<?ache«l:; seedless ..stnltanns.
2f}i<Jt3c: loose muscatels.- 4c, for'4* crowns, 2e for
3 crowns ami 274 C for. 2 crowns. . .. ." \u25a0..-.. ..
j .. •.\u25a0Now >ralslns — Layers, clusters— 6 crown. :$2.50;
5 -crown,'- $2: '4 .t-rown.V sl.3s; "ordinary .layers.
:: crown. ; J».*c4i?l : ! 2 crown. flOftflOc:; see«le<l.- 5*.; "
'^j6c:.- Heedless "-sultanas.: '.'3*4'fi3%cJ 'Thompson's
seediest. '.'4e: I«>oso-;muse#tels.* 3 -4. : crown.' 4>4c;
Uncrown.* "3*ici! 2 crown.'. o*;Je"; per, lV
I v tNuts— New r -/almonds. ; nonpareils.'.-' 14%4i 15c;
1XI« :14(?i; 141 jc:- ne plus ultra.' 13(^ 13% c;' Drake.:
j 11<&ll%c;;languedoes..l0<e.l0i.ic:'hardKhells,<6's
I ftt'e ; 1 old 1 walnut*.- ' Itc - per,- lb : for No. ; 1 . sof t- :
j shell^^'7<---for-No. - do; ; filberts. 12i-j<'g:l4c;''pe-
I cans;-15«i;17c.' - \u25a0'-.- \u25a0-,••''/..., ••' '/.. . \u25a0» . "... \u25a0
t '"' Honey— Comb,": 1 4 «|.-15e..} for ~ water. ' white . and
10^tl2«-. . T>cr. lb -.for amber:, extracted.' 7 Vic fi»r
wateriwi!lto-tan<r^; i .i'W;.7c -"forjllght amber; old,
candled ami dark 'amlier.-* 4 ft*4%f per lb.
7 Beciwax— 27%ftj-_ 1 0c! per. lb. for light • anil 25*s
20c for; dark.". \u25a0* - '
Poultry ; and " Game .
"No western poultry "came to hand J ea£ *'r<lr <1 2 y
and, offerings of .'domestic fowls consisted chiefly
of stock carried over from the preceding day.
Buyers were paying .little attention to tne
market " and .' prices for everything on tne li»t
were, unchanged and moge or less nominal.
Poultry- <per , doten)— Hens. $4,304*5.30 ', for
small, $6<gj: . for \u25a0 large " and - $S@lo for extras;
young roosters. $7@7.50; do extra large. IS'Slt';
old ? roosters. Slfel.JO: fryers. $o.50<8« for lars»
and 44*g5 for •mall; broilers, $3.23@3.36 for
large and $2.50@3 for smaU; ducks. $5^7;
pigeons. $1.50; squabs. $2<Q2.25: geese. $1.30®
1.75 per "pair; goslings, $1.50@1.75 per pair.
Game — Nominal. '
Beans sad Seed* . *-
Beans show a number of chanstea. Small
white > are • considerably -tlgher,- as the atock Is
about exhausted. -- v
The stock of beans on hand August 1 appear*
elsewhere on this pt je.>*oMrMMJ RMaMi
Beans (pec ctl)— Bayo. $4.50*53; pea. nomi
nal; small white. $6.73@7; large white. $4.50
&5: p!nfc. $2.55i&3.0r>; red. nominal: btackeje.
$3.23§3.43: lima. $4.20'i5i.2*.: red kidneys. $3.5U
«£3.tiO; cranberry beans, nominal; Uarvauzas,
$-'.50@3: horse beans. $1.90*t2.20- \u25a0
Seeds— Brown mustard. 44f4»ic: yellow mus
tard, nominal: ilaxseed, 4c, carload lots: canary.
40541.4 c; alfalfa. 135J@lScr rape-, cleaned. 2<«
2Hc; timothy. 6c; hemp. 4c; millet. 3V,e per It..
Dried Peas— Green are quoted at $^.60i5.2-UU
per ctl.
"Cj Klonr and " Farinaceous Good*
Flour— California family extras. $8.*0®7 net
without discount; bakers* extras. $*.«><g>7:. super
fine, $5.50@5.70; Oregon and Washington, pet
bbl. . $5.oO&»l.50: family, bakers* and patent*.
$4.75*15.25 for cut off; Kansas patents. $7. i0;
do *tral?hts. $7.50; do clear. $7; Dakota patents,
$7.75^7.95; do straights. $7 per bbl.
Farinaceous goods— Prices iv 100 lt> sacks, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham flour.
$3.80 per 100 lbs; rye flour. $4: rye meal. $&8o;
rice flour. $7.50; corn meal; $3.10; extra cream
do. $3.60: . oat meal. $3.20: oat groats. $5.2t>:
hominy. $3.60@3.50: buckwheat flour. $4.50;
whole wheat flour. $4; rolled oats«. bbls $5<45>.30.
In. sacks $s«t>: extra cream do. $8 In sacks and
$8.50 In barreU; rolled wheat, bbls $5.75. in
sacks $4.25^5.25: pearl barley. $3.20: split peas,
boxes.^ $5.20 for yellow and *C 25 for green pet
100 pounds. •
-Hay and Feedstuff*
There were heavy receipts of hay aziin yester
day, amounttoc- to 1,030 tons, all by car^ There
IS very little choice wheat comins in at present,
and. this grade is steady, while the under grade*
are weak and neglected.?- The stock of bran ap
pears elsewhere on this page.
Bran— s29*33o per, ton for white and $25.5C9
2U for red.
Middlings — $3«.50<337.50 per ton.
Shorts — $31.501g33 per ton.
Feedstuff*— Rolled barley. $31032: relied batl
for feed, $40*541; mixed feed. $25&30 for aver- .
age lots; oilcake meal, la 20 ton lots $35.30. in \
10. ton lots $3!>, in 5 ton lots $39.50, small lott i
$40; cocoanut cake or meal at mills. $26 iv '-?>
and. 10. and $2R.SOJn 3 ton lots; jobbing, . s27 ;
corn meal.- $30@ 40; cracked corn, $40<a4t; al
falfa meal and mealfalfa. jobMng lots |24. car
load lots $23 per ton; red st»r alfalfa meal, $22
fur carload and $23 for Jobbing lots.
nay— Wheat. $12®17.50; wheat and oat. $12Q
16.30; ' tame o«t, $12ft?l«.5O: volunteer wild oat,
$10« i 13.50; barley. $10^13.30; alfalfa, JlO'gU;
stock hay. $B@ltr per ton.
Straw— 3o® » sc per bale.
° General MeVvhandlse
-Bags — Grain bags. S*-iS;s*ie; San Quentin
bags.- 3*4c: wool bags. 32c for 3"-i 1!> and 35c
for 4 lb; fleece twtne. Se per lb.
Coal— Beaver Hill. $7; Pennsylvania anthracite
egg. $IS per ton: Wellington. $9; New Welling
ton. $9; Coos bay. $7; Australian house — Rk-u
mond. etc.- $9; PeUw Main. - $7.50; Stanford
Richmond. $3; Cumberland. $15 in bulk and
$16.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite. $15; cuke.
$13 per ton in bulk and $ltt In sads: Rot-ky
mountain coal. $9.50 per short ton.
• Oils — Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. 74c
per gallon for boiled and 72c for raw: cases. Be
more; castor, oil in cases. . No. 1, 71c: Baker* •
AA. $1.13)31.13: China nut. cases. 70'ijSOc per
gallon;, coroanut oil in barrels, «*»<?ifi:tVi«: tot
XXX. 57*4«561c for No. 1 and 55<f«5H»^.. f or No.
2. acconllns to quantity; extra bl^aclwd winter
sperm oil. 9tc; natural winter sperm oil. 'Jlc;
natural whale oil. 33c; extra winter strained
lard oil. 93Q06c: No. 1 neaUfoot oil. «V: her
ring oil. 40c: salmon oil. 35c ; boiled tlsh oil,
3"k-; paint oil.* 35c.
Coal .Oil. Gasoline, etc. — Water white, iron
barreU or drums, 10c; 150 deg. oil. Iron barrels
or droran, ll"4c; special do, 12e; pearl oil. in
cases. 17c; astral, ,17c: star. 17c: extra xtiir.
20*»: Elaine. 26*-ic; ew«-ene. 20c; refl crowa and
motor. gasoline, in bulk 15c. in cases 22c; N<>. 1
engine distillate, in drums. 8c: Not 2 do, 7f
cases 7c more: HR deg. gasoiine. in bulk 30c. iv
cases 37*,ic; varnish makers' and painters' naph
tha, in bulk lie. in cases lS*£e.
\u25a0Turpentine — 71c per gallon in cases and 64c -in
bulk, drums ami iron barrels.
Rosin <per bhl of 2SO lbs>— E. $6.50: F, $«.«5-
C.-$8.70:H. -ST: I, •".UT.fWW, $H>.4O.
Red and White Lead — Red. $ia®9c: white-
Mft"»*-ic-per !b. .
4 1'aclflc. Codfish— The Union fish company iftsuet *|
a new price list awl now quotes us follows:
Bundles. srr.aJJ." whole. 50 lb bales.' 3*«c: t-as^s
regujar. large, whole. 100 lb boxes. 4Ujr; cases,
extra. Wt lb boxes. sc; eaae*. eastern style.
$6.50: Anchor brand. sc; narrow gauge. «c: "sil
ver King. 7 *-ie; Golden State. 7e; White Seal,
middles. 10@10»Ac: Seabrighl. blocks, 7c; oriental
blocks. s *^c;- CriWn brand, tablets. 7^c; Pear!
tablets, 7^; 5.1b boxes fancy boneless. 1 Or; J
lb boxes fancy boneless, lOVic; half barrels,
pickled cod. $5..tn each.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes st«
follows. ter,ms net cash: Standard granulated.
frn«v 5.13 c: t do coarse. s.2sc: ,' fruit granulated.
5.23 c; confectioners' A. 5.23 c; crystal dominos,
in cases. 9.23 c; tablets, in half bbls. 5.73 c: tab
lets, in boxes. 6e: cubes ami A crushed. 5.50 c;
powdered. 3. rKc; candy granulated.- 5.35c; confec
tioners* crystals. 3.35 c: magnolia A. 4.55 c; extra
C, 4.75 c; golden C. 4.«5c; D. 4.35 c. Bar in lOC
lb bags. "5.60 c; in barrels. -5.70c; half barreb*.
"»-R3c; 40 lb tins. 7.30 c: 35 11> tins. 7.30 c; 10 IU
tins. $7.95 c; S lb tins, 7.95 c; 30 lb boxes. 6.10e.
Barrels and 50 lb bags 10c. half barrels 25c,
boxes 50c per 100 lbs more on all grades.-
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Berry. s.2sc;""lli
grade'* bar. 3.60n: powdered.- 3.35c; A cruslnnl,
5.50 c: C. & H. extra fine dry granulated. S.loc;
coaise dry granulated. 5.25 c: cfnifertionerV A.
5.25 c; confectioners* crystals. ~>.85e; cube*. 5.."»< V;
bricks, '5.50 c; extra fine granulated (100 lb bags
only>. . ; excelsior A. 4.55 c; extra C, 4.75 c*
golden C.-4.R.-K:; yellow D. 4.55 c; H. * E. crystal
dominos. 8.23 c. Aflditional per 100 lbs: In bar
rels and 50 lb bags. 10c more; half barrels. £>«\u25a0
more;. boxes. 30c more for all grades. Bar. in TSI
lb and 40 lb tins. $1.70 more: in 10 lh tins. $2.32
more. Minimum order, carload weight.
— _ : — ' - .
Hides. Tnllow, Wool and Hops
Hides show some \u25a0 changes. The demjtnd for
all classes* is good. •
1 Hides — Culte and brands sell about *4<?£te tin
der quotations. ' Heavy salted- steers. 13 Vie; me
dium. 13c: light. 12e; r cowhides, 12c for heavy.
*2c for light; stags. B*.ic; salted kip.- 13c: salted
veal, I7e; salted calf. 17*4 c; dry hides. 2lc: «lry
kip. 20e; dry calf. 23c: dry veal. 23c: dry stags'.
16c;. sheepskin*, shearlings. 204g-4O«; each; short
wool; 30@73e each; medium,' 75cft£$l each: lo;ij;
wo«l % "sl.2sfc|*-73: lambs. 13@75c: horseUtdes.
salt. $2.23)32.30 for large and $l.7s'S*i for me- ,
dlum. 75c@$l " for - small and 25r§;50c for rnltH-.
horsehldes. dry. $2^2.25. f0r large and t\.'*Z<it2
for' medium. -3(>c<gsl for. small and 2-"i'(j.."i J !4- for
colts; 'goatskins,, prime angora. 73c@$l large
hair gwts. 35c; medium. 20c; small. "J^Me;
Mexican dry hidesrl7Vic: do pickled. 16c; do «|"t
salted., 12c; dry stags. 12c: Mexican deerskins.
30@34c; dry salted do. 23@27c; dry Central
American, *2S@32e per lb. \u25a0«-\u25a0%
"Tallow— -No. 1 rendered, S'gj^jc; So. 2, ?AH
4*/ic; grease, 2i32*4c.
, Wool— The quotations are notninaL San Joa
quln. .year's. sjaple. > 13(ijl7c: do ft to 8 months.
12(68l6e: southern coast. 9© lie: 1908 fall cUv>—
Mountain free, S@l2c; do defective: 6&sc;
Nevada. lS®.2Oc per \p. ...
l~ Hops— : Priees.'to growers are 9i§l2c for ifMXS
per 'lb.' with '15@20c for contracts for new crop
delivery. - - -\u25a0 \u25a0
\u25a0';.* Xew York .Produce
.NEW. YORK. Aug. 2.— Hops— Firm,
irfiles — Firm. \u25a0 \u25a0 -. "
Wool — Steady.
•» - Petroleunu-H-Steady.
\u25a0 Svgar — Raw." -firm: .fHir refining, ,3.02 c: ren
trifug«rl."9t;te*t. "4.02 c: molasses sugar, 3.27 c.
Refined steady. f " . . - .. :.;
. ;Coffee-^The market for future* ; opened quiet
at uncUanzed prices. In line with the French
market, .but 'ruled barely steady umler mo.ipr.ir
offerings'in. the alweiu-e of the brill supiwrt. and
closed nuii-t. . net unchanged to 10 points lower.
Sales 7. were reported of 8.25t> bags. Int-huling:
Aumist." 8.15 c: September. '"•.7.V*: November.
5.4* V: March. 3.4.V: .: May.. 5.4.Va ."..50c. Spot '
xiuiet:. N0..,.7.Ri0, 7*l<&7-'Uc: Santos No. 4, 9c.
Mild dull: Cordova.' O'/i'it 12 <ie.
. Butter — Barely I steady : w«?*tern factor*. . 19<$
21 '.ic. " \u25a0';\u25a0-, \u25a0--\u25a0'\u25a0• .
-" - Cheese — Easy ; ; state . full . cream - and specials,
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