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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
READING AND STEEL
SUSTAIN THE PRICES
Both Stocks Exceed Their Pre
vious Records and Give Trad
ers Encouragement
.\cw York Stock Ll»t
E. F. Uutton &. Co.. 430 California street,
u.tiubtrs of tee New lorfc stock excbange, fur
uisii the fcllovrlag ikt of lwad and Block sales
.^esteraay: j
fealet. j STOCKS. , tHigh.lLow.j Bid. | Ask.
aUOAllis-Chalmtis ..[ 16 | 15% j 15SI 16
l.wi'i l»o Vtd I J»7«4l 55S| W*i( W=i
iVm^AaU Copper .\.| Jsi-Jil «3^|M
4W;Am Be«t Sogar.j 4» | 4<Vjl 4S^I 4SVi
i IJo pld I [.---I «5 I t»«b
2,2(«i;Ani Can Co (fUSiI i-s! I'^ii'l*-:*
S'JO, l»u ptd I MJi| »3%l S3%| M
Aui Cat &Ft Coj ta»' t | tJS»s| CS^t bSTi
i Do pfd 1 1 122 (124
SWjAin Cutton Oil ..j 75'ij "SHl^j'.il 70
... ( Do pt*. i 1 |llfi!Vailu7
.-. .Am iliaei Lf»th: i I i>Uj 9>a
l.blKij l>o pfd I 50%j 4Si,| 48Vsl \u25a0*»
l,7w;Am Ice Securltifsj U7ij| 36 | iKiUI «>«!^
jAm Linked ] ]..... J-Wfei 17
' I Do pfd ...'... -| i I 44\| 45* 4
4.300 l Am Locomotive.. 1 «i»Vil 67 ! ji| U& j t>S'/ t
) IK> pfd ...\u25a0-...; |.....|l2l .|122
itK'^Ani Mslt I »%| S*^| »'.^| 10
2001 Do pfd j 54ftj 54Va| MM l ,*il 54',
30.40(>^\ni SH & Bfg CojlO0«*| 86%\ V*>%\ »8;»
S'.tOJ Do pfd ...•..•..|llsfeimi,|llofc|llsh
SOOiAm Supar iISOWtISO |130^|13l
I bo ptd .......|.. ...).... .'124 j125
60«.tiAin Ml Fndrlesi 62'4| «<)»^j «O'^| el -
3.900; Am Tel & Tel G»|M2!tfU2feU4Zs«il< 2 &
I,lo<i;Ara 'fob pfd..... (102^1 102 j 101 '4 102
ttOJjAm WooK-n . ...j aß>*j 38 j 3S j 35,4
2<«oj I>o pfd |106V«'K« |105!i|106
2,looJAnacouda | 43%| 18&| 48«i| 49
{Atlantic Coin L.j. . . . .|.....|13.'J \u25a0 13-"i •\u25a0i
17.500; a T A: Santa rejlH>ii)llß'.iill*^illS i >'4
400] Do pfd 1105 il04»4!104?ijl04»i
4,W"VBaltimore & Ohioill«'s|ll3 |119 !llf>',j,
2'Xtj Do pfd l»3i,i 93 I «3 . I \>i't
400, BPthlebrra Steel. j 53 | 32>ii .CVii ;"%>
'.j 'Do L>fd 1 j «3 65
6.50(' 8 R-r i 'B*i 7»T» SO
... jCanada Southern.! j 62 68
3.4oo'Canadian r«ciflcilh7» / i|lßs«iilS6U l^ s **
2.600' C & O I 7S1 B | 7Sbi 78*4 78js
i.r^oc i a.: |-«8 |-67i4| as j 69
BOOjC O W s> s j 3i,| 4 4^
-! Po P M !-...- S s^! 26* i
'.XHi.O A- X VT !189Vi|l« (189 |189 Vi
s,i(Ht;v; M & St P;,r.(lS»^tlßi»}4tlsti9(llsß%
! Do pfd I J17O«%I171
s,loo]Central Leather. 37% 36**] 301^1 37
1 l»o pfd (109- {110
coo.Central of.N J..J315 J305 J305
3l«- «,hi<-aso Terminal! 3 12 1 2»* : 3
.' IX> Pfd 118* 22
• CCC &St L...| 174 75
I !* pfd !.....i.....j1<K
4.SO(M' < >lo luel & Iron. 47«4| 46^ 46>4 4(5^
*(«i : t'«lum H«: & 1.. 71 69 C9\ 70^
40u;t'©lo SouthPrn. . . . 55% 55 V> 53 50
i l>o 1« pfd " Sl% B'^Vi
••; I»o 2d pfd I I SOU SI
ri.JnKVConsolidsted Oas.iUS'^ 144 143 143%
4.oo<iiCorn rroducts...| 20>sl 24% 24% 24»i
! Po pfd SSft H914
3.TOOiDeJ & Hudson lae^i 194*4 194 1945 i
ID L 4: W 575 - 600
K200;!) & R G j 51% 50% Wli^ M»?i
1,500| IV> pfd t S6»i 53% *6- 86V t
iDiamrmd Match..'...; 127 129'
1. B»'kj; Distil ling Secur.. 4UU 39% ."59 T 4 40
V iDnluth S S & A:j 1 16»i 17
3»J0; lk» pfd -3.-J S2»i 32ii 33
CSOOJErie 3N 37* :s" " 37V*,
l.«dM !>o in pfd r*i»; 55% .->5% 55%
400; i.. 2il jii.i 45 Vi 45 44^3 45
S«.Kt:<ip U pral Klcctric. !171 •> 170^4 170 171 U
.£:.«< KM ;reat North Ore.! X! Wi^j «o=i ROY
\u2666.«BT,Gre«t North pfd. 154 V. l"*3li in3»4 153%
4.::oo JiliDois Central.. I.V>V« l'»sVi 1.-.5 - 135«4
l.UOO'luterboro Metro.. 16 15% 15^ 15%
* 7,000: I»o r»fd 50 45% 4Sril 49
,;!n»er Mer Marine j..... G%| R*i
400, Do prd 22-|2l?i 21% 22
4«if« Inter Taper 1714 17. 17 17' i
?i«> Do pfd CS>j| C>H 67'^ 68
."\u25baoo; lnter Pump. 41 ' t 40% 40% l 40Vi
«»Wt-; \u25a0 !«,. |if.l hS'^, RS 87% j 58
I.2oo;iowa Ontral :;ii« 31' i3l I 3U;
1.2O0! Do pfd ] 57% r.6% WSi 57
1.400 X C Soiitberu... ' 4S «7« J«T«4 47%
I Do jiM 72Vi 73>i|
il-akp r.rie & W..{ 27 28
1 Do «>M- 1 ;.. 60 62
1.1O"JL i N jHO !145*4 145»4 146
- IMackay J j SJ»> M
j Do prd !.....{..... 74 I 74>i
«...'... .iManbatiau I ] 145 148
(Metro St Ry j. j...., .19 23
400 Mexican Central.) 25141 24"« 24% | 25
!MJnn &l St L, j 1 54 54"s
... j Do pfd j I .| 84 90
200.M St I* &S S M.! 144 1143. J143 I 143&
l»o pM I 1 i ;I<X» 1163
4.So»'»'Mo Kan & Texas] 43% i 42*4 <2*4 43
I Do pfd 12 I i 74}4 Hi
lS.lOoiMJssoori Pacific. !7%1 75 i7O 7Ci*
..INash Chat & StLl 115 125
10.200 National Lead ..1 !KI%( S9%* B»i.i Sn»4
......J Do |>fd i ,Til 2-» 113
• 400: National BiscuitflOS )107ai!106i4 108
i D.i pfd 1...'..!.... \u00841261a' 128
.iNewhouse CM&5i. .."..! ! 10
30»}S V Air Brake! 95»4i »5% !«5 fi3%
11. 500 ;X V Central !140% 139 139% 140
...t.:.'N V C & St Li SCV-j 57%
\l)n Ist pfd :.i .....100 110
:\u25a0/.}". Do. :2d pfd ..-.„. 85 8914
:1X V N H & H.. ...... 17% 17%
SOOiNiV Oat & W..1 52 .5114 51% 51%
jNorfons & West! «s»i 054 05 05v£
.' 1 Do pfd ...'.. 90 92
North American. !.. 84*4 85
7.500 Northern Fa.. ..i155«4;154«~i 154^ 154%
'Omaha ..! 160 165
.......;. Do pfd I 170 IJK>
jPaoiSc «:0art....|... 1 ft« 09
U'arinc Mall 31% 32%
v a Co 141*4 i4o>^ 14114 uiu
3.rw-Proi.le"fi Gas . .. 116>/» 11.V,« U:,\ t ilir.^
2<lO,Piltsbur)r Cn*l:.| 17^1 10 10 I 16W
1.100 - D«i pfd I 5«»4 55% 55% 56 '
:P O C iSt L..j 01*4 92
1 Do pfd j J 110 ,116 .
2.7ooirressed Steel Car! 05 53% 53',, 53%
. ( Do pfd ... ...]..... 109 109^
400' By St Sp C 0.... 53i4 521 i 52% 53
j Do pfd .....108 120
374.700 Reading U«4%{162 1162% IS3
! Do Ist pfd ..1 1..... 93 94*
Do 2d pfd ..{ 100 10014
i ;.7oo,iicpubii> s & i..; sh - zayj sivA 37%
3.5001 D« pfd : ..IJOJJ 106U 107«; 107U
13.0W0U.««k Inland Co..i 34>%i 37% 37% 3« '
1.500 -Do pfd j 76«4 7«H 76 76»4
700;sinss sb 5&1C0.., 85% 83*4 &5% BS'
:; Do pM i..;.. . 110 116
!StLfcSK Ist pfdi..... ..... m i & '
JMK^Do 2d.pM- j 55«4 54*4 54 V, 55
1.500'.5t LJt S W i 25% 2S' »7'i 2S
400 Do pfd i «8% «7*i 67*« «J« • \u25a0
4 4. ant Sou [hero Pacific. t135'1i134% VuLiVUV.
3.90 ii Sontliern Kail war 1 32% 32-32 32U
.......! Do pfd I 71 72%
3<.«iiTp«ncßw>e Copperi 38% 35% . liSii 38%
U.JMVijTPias Pacific ... 37 36 3<H4 36%
•Xinn Third Aye ...... 20% 18% IS% 10
I.OCN) Toledo St L& \V 52U, 52% 52 52K
7W Do pfd 70% 70 C 9%! 70»i
.:..:„ Twiu City R TV. ..... ..... 103 104
«00 Union Bag t P.. 14 13% 13 13%
! Do pfd. ..... ..... 75 79
«3.7WjUnion Pacific ... 202 200% 200% 200%
I Do pM 103 103%
400lL'nited RofS F3B 37 36% 38
1 IK) prd 54% 58
900 U S Cast Iron P 34% 34 34 34%
Do pfd 84 85
U S Express .... S5 95..
2,000, C 8 Robber 46% 45 46 46%
200! Do Ist pfd .... 118 117% 117% 118
200 IK> 2d pfd .... 86 S3 85% 86
85.300 C S Steel Cor ... 75% 74% 74% 74U
7.000 Do pfd 127% 126J4 12n*4 126« i
«*:cta« Copper .... 52 51 51V4 52
SjOC»'V«-Car Chem Co. 50% 50% 50% 52
.].' Do jifd ............ . 122 123
SOOiWabasb ... .. 22% 21% 21% 22
12.0001 l»o pfd 59 57% 57% 57%
Wells Kareo Xi ..... 315 325
mo ! Western Union .. 7tf 75% 75 > 76-
SOO Westinffhouse . . . 86 86 85% f$K
...... W& L E 6% 7U
300 Do Ist pfd .... lft IS\4 17 lflii
300 Do 2d nfd » 8% 8 9
4OO!WIs«)nK3n Central 07% 57% r.7 58 =
....••.| Do pfd J... ..]...:. 88 90
846.700— T0tal sales.
>ew York * Bond*
V S ref 2s i-pg. ,loo%jHl On in rer. 4e mX
Do <xmpon ..:.100%llnt Met 4%« .... 83%
Do -3» rejr. . ... .101 jlnt Mer v Mar 4%s 70>4
Do •ooopon ....101 j Japan > 4s- ...i.... 86*
I»o 4s reg.'..T.,lK. | Do 4%s ....... v>4%
I Do coupon" . ...JlO'.ilKan City So lit 3s 74% '
Alli«-Cl>al Ist f.s. 86%JL Sbor;deb 4*,193 l 95% !
Amcr. Ap-leul- 5*. 103 )L & N nnlfled 4** .10t)ii. i
Amer TiT pi 4«.106 IM.K & Tex l«t 4r.lo<)>; j
Airier Twbacco 4». SO% Do cen 4%s ..' !»l
Do Cs ........ AVI Mo Pacific ' 45..... M!%
Armoar 4VJs .... 34% N Riof Mcx 4U.1. i»5
Atf-h:jreo 4s ....100% X V C cen 3%5.. 92Vi
Do ct 4s .". 118 - Do ' deb ; 4« ..... «5
, Do cv 5* ......119 . NV.XH 4c-H.ct6s.l3S^( :
Atlan € I. Ist 4s 96 Xor &.W Ist con4s X*V t
B*lt &. Ohio 45..10t>% Do cr 4t ...... 101-%
Do 3>«« »3% Xor Pacific 4« l«2*i
Do S.W 3%5.. 91% Do; 3« ...;..... 74%
Brooklyn Tr «;t 4» 87 O S line rfdg.4B.' &4%
*>ntjr«| of <Ja >.11l Pi<ct 3%b. 1915. 97%
Cent Leather 5*. .100 - Pa- con 4s- •-\u0084...: 105 -
CRR of NJ sn-58.127; Reading sen 45. :;i00%
Cbe« & Oblo 4%5.104% St L&S Ftg 4s.,^«'
Do rcf . r »s .....101 Hi Do yen 4s .;.*., »l"
Chi &.Altnu 3%5. 75%!5t L S W con 45.-7»
C. B& Q joint 4» 9SVj Do. l«t gold. 4s.V 95
Do pea 4s . . ;..K<o A L 4s. 59%
c.Mt stP gn 3%s SiH'-iSo Pacific. c«l 45.. 0314
C.RI& Pac col 4« SO% . ,Do ct.4s . .....ISnXi
. Do. col 55.... .. 93% Ist ref .#*.. iKiVj
Do.refdR 5 45.... 02% So Railway 5k..:. 112%
Colo Indus 55.. ;., S3 J Dot gen 4g .:..." 53%
<V'lo Mldlaod 4*.. 84 '-^1 Cxi ion Pacific 45..103>4
Col So rii-it 4%« »a%i Do 'r.r \u25a04*c;'..V.'.lH
DH Jt Hud ct 4s;lf«. »" DoiKt&ref 45. am'
Dpu & Rio G 45..97«4|U. S -Rubber *55..1"5 '
I)o X .V A... sW, Uj S Steel 2d;&«.. 107*4
\u25a0 DtetiUers 5*..:...' 77 iVa CarCUem 55.. Us!^
GOLD FOR JAPAN
LEAVES NEW YORK:
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.— The professional
element in . the stock market speculation
remained distrustful of the high level ; of
prices today • and worked for as
they did yesterday.. Their operations were
tentative and so cautious at to have little
effect on prices . until a' bolder attack in
the tett half henr, when there was evi
dence of substantial realizing. Positive
strength in . other . quarters served, how
ever,'as a sustaining force: United States
steel, in fact, rose through its previous
high record,* and ', Reading passed 164, its
previous maximum.
The sentimental effect o/^thete two epi
sodes was j considerable. The winding .up
of the, tariff struggle and the conviction
that the reopening of the market tomor
row would see the new law* enacted was
of some influence in the late active realiz
ing. The prevailing disposition is to await
the country's response to bills before pro
ceeding to much greater lengths.
The stability manifested by prices en
courages \u25a0 operations in different stocks
which have been left dormant. There were
other striking recoveries today in a num
ber of stocks which were acutely depressed
through dissatisfaction with plans for re
organization. For instance, Chicago Great
Western sold today at 6J4 after having sold
last week as low as Vt. "when the holders
of the stock were afraid that the drastic
provisions *f reorganization would, in fact,
wipe cut the common stock.
The estimate in the outside , market of
nominal quotations for ' the new common
and preferred when ' issued was the ap
parent cause of the rise.
Denver and Bio Grande was h«lped spe
cifically by the news that a block of its
bonds had been placed with a group of
German investors, and the full operation
of the Western Pacific line was imminent.
The call loan market remained unaffect
ed by the hardening of the time money
market and the gradual depletion of bank
reserves now commenced. The transfer of
gold to San Francisco for export to Japan
opens up a new force in this depletion.
, The attack on prices -, in the last hour
left them, as a rule, lower than last night,
although there • were recoveries from the
lowest prices.
Bonds were firm; total sales (per value),
$3,990,000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Erie prior lien 4?. 90 Wabash Ist 55. ...113
Do gen 4s 75% Do Ist & ext 4s 7B?i
Do f-v 4s, ser A SSVj Western Md 45... SOVi
Do cv 4s. ser B 77% Westing El cv ss. 84
Gen Elect cv 05..151 Wls Central 45... 05%
JVerv York >Il*lur Stocks
Alice; 1.95 Leadville Con .... 04^!
Brunswick Con .. 01 Little Chief . 07
Com Tun Stock.. 24 Mexican 03
com Tun Bonds.. 21 Ontario ..-3.00
Con Va Mm Co.. 70 Ophir 1.20
Horn Silver 80 Standard J-50|
Iron Silver .. l.So| Yellow -Jacket' ... 80:
Boston Stocks! and Bonds
Mowv — jAnier Pneu Tube. R
Call loans ....2>4@3 I Amer Sugar ....129^
Time loans ...Z\tW* I Do pfd 12S
Bonds— I Amer Tel & Tel.. 142 1»
Atchisoa 4s ... ..10rt%jAmer Woolen .'..'. 38
l>o a«lj 4s .... 93 Do pfd ' "..'.. 105 »i \u25a0
Railroads — 1 Ed Electric 111um.250
Atohison .... 11S% Mass Electric .... 12*4
i Do pfd 104% Do pfd ...73
: Boston Elev 127 Mass Gas ....... 64
Fitchburg pfd ...12» United Fruit ....145
N V, N H & H.. 171 1/4 Un Shoe Mach... <54^4
fnion Pacific . . .200% I Do pfd ........ 30
Miscellaneous— |US. Steel. ...74^i
Amer Arrc Cliem. 47^1 Do pfd -12G
THE COPPER STOCKS v
BOSTON, Aug. 5. — The Boston shares opened
quiet, with prices practically unchanged. The
undertone is strong • and pood buying- appears
on all -weak spots. Lake has been somewhat of
a feature and sold up to 30%. a new high
record, and a gain of 1 point. North Butte Is
quiet around 57. Copper Range is .inclined to
firmness and shows a fractional advance, j There
Is less " doing in Superior copper around I 59.
Calumet and Arizona is off 2* points on small
sales.
Toe following list is furnished by E. V. Hnt
ton it Co.. - 490 California street, San Fran
cisco. CaL: - .
Bid. Atk.l . Bid. Ask.
Cal & Ar1z.142%145 Old Dominion G6& 56*4
Giroux- ..... 3=4 10 Osceola 140 —
Granby 101 104 Parrot — 33.
Greene Can.. 10»i 10»4 Quincy 90 —
Isle Royale.. 2S>4 — Santa Fe .„ 2!i.2Vj
Kerr Lake .. 7% 7T4JSuannon 10 U
Keneenaw .. 3% TislSupor & Bost Ifi J6%
I^ke Copper. 30 30li]Super Copper 57% 5S
La Salle ... 15\i 15%' Super & Pitts 17 17!4
Mass Mining. S'£ 9 (Tamarack .;."<> 72.
Mayflower .. OJc 70c (Trinity 13 13ft
Mexico Cons. 4% r» IKSSM B&Mpf 51%?2,
Miami 16% 17 lUtah Cons .. 44% 45
Michigan ... 10% 10%! Victoria \u25a0 4% 514
Mohawk 04 65 jWinona ..... «% C' 4
Nev Copper.. 24 \u25a0 24«6 Wolverine ...154 —
Newhcrase . . 2% 3»s Wyandotte . . 2% 2"£
North Butte. 56'^ — Yukoa Gold.. ,5 —
North Lake.. 10% 10%j
London Closing Stocks
Cons moncv ..84 3-10 Louisr & Nasb.'. . .130
Do for acct MV t M, X & Texas.... 44>(,
Amal Copper .... 87% N V Centra 1.. ....144*4
Anaconda 10 Norfolk & West... OS%
Atchison .... 121»4 Do' pfd -.;.... .'.»3
Do pfd. ..'..... .107^ Ont &. Western... 53
Bait & Ohio .122<n Pennsylvania ..... 72=4
Can Pacific ....M9l-\ Rand Mines ...... 10V4
Cbes & 0hi0..... $f)% Reading.. ........ *',\i
Chi Great West.. 4MsiSo Railway ...... 33U
Chi, Mil & SfP.I6.IH Do pfd 74Mr
De Beers 15iA|So Pacific ...... .13ST*
Den & Rio G;... 51 ?4j Union Pacific ....207^1,
Do pfd SBU I>o pfd ....:..^lO7
Erie ........ .:» C 55tee1. ...... .71V»
Do Ist pfd 5714 Do pfd ....... .132%
Do 2d pfd....1. 40V, Wabash .......... 22«^
Grand Trunk .... 24 1 , i! 'Do pfd '..."..... st)Vi
111 Central ... ...15!>>a! Spanish Ms ....... 05
Bar silver — Steady; SS^ad i>er. ounce.
Money — »4 of 1 per cent.
The \u25a0 rate Qf discount . In , the open market fo*
short bills lslVi©l% per cent and for three
months' bills = 1 7-16@l»A per cent.
Condition of the Treasury
WASHINGTON. Aujr. s.— The ; condition of
the treasury at t!:e beginning of; business today
was as follows:
. TRUST FUND; ; v = ' ;1
Gold coin... V $Rsl.osS.Btiy
Silver d011ar5. ..... 486,919,000
Silver" dollars of IS9O. ;...:.. .. 4,162,000
Silver certificate* outstanding 45C910.000
GENERAL FUND * -
Standard silver dollars;.. $s.26f>,cns
Current liabilities. 04,815,190
Working balance In -. treasury ,of flees 39,031,417
In banks , to credit of treasurer, U." S. ' 39,005,092
Subsidiary silver c0in...:.'......... -: 20,528,318
Minor coins . . . ... . . ..... -.; 72.368.453
Total . balance in general fund...... 109,367,057
Xctt : York .Money ", Blarket"
NEW .YORK. - Aug. s.— Money on - call tmtty a t
1"54@2 per cent; ruling rate. ' 1% percent; closing
bid. 1% per cent, . offered at 1% percent. \u25a0; • • :
Tiroe-loans rery, active and firm; 60 day. bills,'
2% (82% per cent:. 9o days, 2*4 <g3 per cent; six
months, 3;ii(34per cent. . " •: ':'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'-:\u25a0'\u25a0
, Prime mercantile paper, '. 3?4 *?4 per. cent.
"Sterling exchange steady; with actual business
in bankers' bills at $4.8510(54.8520 for 60 day
bills and at $4i80(>5 for demand. \u25a0;
Cx)mmprcial bills, $4.84' / i@4.54?4:
Bar silver, 00% c. \u25a0 '. " '\u25a0'
Mexican dollars, 44c. . , \u25a0';
, Government bonds steady; railroad bonds firm.'
'Northern . Business
PORTLAND. Aug. s.— Clearings,. $1,143,944;
balances. $166,118. r .
TACOMA. \u25a0 Aug. ' s.— Clearings, $D 57,159; bal
ances.-77.444." ''•.''-":'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 '--\u25a0 - I'' 1 J \u25a0/\u25a0:.
SPOKANE. Ang.' s.— Clearings. $706,083;' bal
ances, . $90,260. : \u25a0 "\u25a0 - :
SEATTLE. Aug. 5.-^Clcarings, $1,853,871; bal
ances, $239,695. \u25a0 ' 1 "
I-oa n», Excbange and , Sliver ...
-A 11 local quotations [ remained - unchanged ' yes
terday.:" .":. \u25a0-'• \u25a0';.;\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0**.'. .-\u25a0' - -\u25a0--\u25a0;.;.• "'• .- \u25a0 \u25a0.- -•«
..- The Korea - took. out. a * treasure list of $2.
1:U.882. as follow*; . $1,028.835 . in gold = bullion.;
shipped to Kobe ! by the Yokomaha specie ' bank ;\u25a0
$51,040 .. in silver, bullion, ; shipped 'to HonKkonjr
liy ... the Selby smeltlnc. and Mead: ;comi»ajiy;
$52,107 in ' silver -i bullion, shipped* to "Hongkong
or \u25a0 Shan WhU j liy /\u25a0 the « Russo-Chlnese > bank, -and
$102,300 •In > silver * bullion, shipped rto .Hong
kong. Shanghai;.; or/ Calcutta.; by the interna
tional banking- corporation. • - - ... \u25a0
Prime mercantile paper.. ........ s@o per cent
Loan* on- real e5tate. ............ tif^s per cent
Sterling exchange. 80 days.".;...'. — ©4185%
Sterling exchange, sight.. ?'.'.". ;.".:.\u25a0 — ©4.5714
Sterling exchange,; cables.". .".'.• : .*. . \u25a0\u25a0 — Q4 ; 88 -
New, York exchange,' eight. .";C.". — @ • 5 ".'...' *
New York cx<-baifl£e,' telegraphic;: —@' ~7^ \u25a0• \u25a0
Hongkong,' exchange,' sight.". f.r. ..- — (gi 42^»'
Hoockong exchange.', telegraphic :*. J— @ \u25a0 42^4 > ; ..-, '\u25a0
Silrer pcr < 0unce.... ...... .r. .":.; — ©\u25a0 50 J s
Mexican dollars: nominal. ...'..\u25a0.". ..—@ 1 50, \u25a0 "" . \u25a0
:-• - CONTINENTAL; ' ;. 1
New York on Pari5.... ..,..."....... ....:". : 51714
New York on Mexic0.'. ... .....". .".....;., .- 201% I
Paris on 1 London-, -..."..v: ..:......'::.-. ;23;ll»«A i
Berlin ron IjoDdon \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0". .'.;:..".'.". .".:' J . ."...•\u25a0\u25a0; ,
StOCK MARKET
TUe«uz/rf stocks were airaln 1 foremost in the
\u25a0 ,""""" ' '\u25a0' "'- ''- " '' '-- ; " ' \u25a0 lL ' '\u25a0'\u25a0 ,--'-" \u25a0 '\u25a0'\u25a0»'\u25a0' " ' ... I \u25a0 ' \u25a0'- ' '.*\u25a0'-"*" , -\u25a0\u25a0* i-:*\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'*\u25a0 \u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0- \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'* \u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0\u25a0 " \u25a0 ... ..\u25a0\u25a0.! ,»\u25a0'.".-"-."" '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*" *.. - !
Tllti >SAX- FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY.: AIIOUfeT V 6. 19Q9J
Advance in Comstocks Checked
Sugar Stocks Continue Strong
Frlling . on tbe stock and bond exchange . yester
day, being stimulated ; lty advancing prices for .;
raw sugar in the New York market. -Makaweli
was higher ar $16.: Hawaiian at- $3. 0 ..25,. 0n0mea
at $4(J.50. and. Paauhau.v at "\u25a0 $27.2.">;" - Sales -<in
these stocks were fairly . active.?' Other .'variations.!'
were advanced pricos 1 for ' City: electric stock;, to;
*5J nn 88 n 'l 'i» the ' United Railroads bonds to ;
$«7.C7',4 bid' at-' tbe close. Sales ooff f bonds were;
very 'light;-, ." .'\u25a0.,;: .-.'.'."-\u25a0 ;'. ; ','•"."\u25a0;. \u25a0" ..'•' \u25a0. -i
The following unlisted quotations were. made:
l'acific I gas and ele<-trin ~>*. sales at $94.75: com
mon stock. '., sales at $40.75; ; preferred, JMIg.SB;
Western Paciflc s*,'sloo.«2V^ bid; common," $31
askeil;; Honolulu, sugar, $39.50 askod: Oakland
traction , preferred. $91 asked; Yosemlte
railway \u25a0 ss, $90@92; People's - water" common,
sales at $3.57,4.x, : •'\u0084_:. .- r -'-" '\u25a0'-'' \u0084 \u25a0. .'.' -
A halt was apparently' called In the Comstoek
advance, for these stocks' were quieter and-bare
ly steady at about Wednesday's figures. . Over
men levied an assessment of sc, delinquent in
ofncp September 8. ,: . • '-•\u25a0
" In the southern Nevadas the- "merger" was
10<? lower 'on -the day, closing, at $0. 52 V&, ".against
$$.<>2i4 on Wednesday. The others _were divll. -.- ,
Homestake oil .was -ex -dividend 'of 10c yester
day. . : v - l-.i- .\u25a0:;..-. ". , ,:." .1..-. \u25a0'\u25a0
Annessment Directory v Comgtoek Mines
Company — No. Del. Board. Sale Day. Amt;
Yellow Jacket.33 July 5 Aug. 17 - .25
Alpha ..'..V. ..11. July 12 Aug. • 6 .10
Sierra Nevada. 18 July 15 Aug. 10 .10
W. Con. Va.. 4 .. .. Aug. 10 .10
Belcher ..:... 89 July 16 Aug. 10 .10
Caledonia ....79 July 18 Aug. 13 .05
Best & 8e1ch. 92 July 19' Aug. 10 .10
Savage ... 15 Uuly' 24 . Aug. 18 .10
Exchequer ...14 Aug. 12 Sept.,l3 .05
Con. Virginia. l 2 Aug. 12 " Sept. 7 .25
Crown Point.. 3 Aug. 21 Sept. 17 ..10
L«dj Wa5h. ..23 Aug. 29 Sept. 20 .05
Overman •.."... — : Sept. • 5 V — ; \u25a0 .05
' STOCKAIVD BOND EXCHANGE
" THURSDAY, Aug.' 6— 10:30 a.- m.
UNITED- STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask.] , BM. Ask.
4s qr cp new — • — |3si qr coup.. . — . —
, . MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A W os. — — Oak Tran 55.104 105 Vi
Asso Oil ss. 91 OTran Cn 55.103>4 —
Bay CPC-58. — 104 O Trac Cn , 5s 98 \u25a0 98%
Cal (3 G 55.103V4 — O Trae Co 5s 94 95
Cal G& Eg O W gtd ss. 95 —
m& ct 55.100V4101 Om Cable 6s.' — 115%
Cal Bt C 58.100 — Pac Glm 48. - ,8214
(^il Wine ss. 85% _ P-'E-Ry 55.. — 107
City El 55..-S3v Ss^4 Pac L&P ss. 94% — '
C C Wat r.5.100%101% Do gtd 55..100%101%
Do g mgss 92 93 Pac T&T ss. 98% —
Ed "El LA 5s — \u25a0-'" —\u25a0\u25a0 P& C H;6s. 99 —
Ed L&P 6s. — , — p;& O R 65.103V4105 >
First F Tros.lol — People's Wss .71% 72VJ
F&C II 65.103',i — Powell st 65.. 102% —
H C &, S ss. 106 100y; Sac EG&R55.102% —
lion R T 65.30r.i4 — " SF & 5JV58.115 ..-— "
I. Tahoe. Rss 90 100 SF.O & 5.T55.105%10«Vj
L A Eloc 5». '—\u25a0'-' — Do 2d mgss 96 —
LAG &-E155.100T4 — Do Con ss. — 96 .
LVA-Ry 55. .110 — \u25a0 SJ& SCR 4 Vis — — I
LAL-gtd 55. 101— Sierra R C 5..106 — \u25a0' ,
LAP lem 55.105H106 S P of A6s
LAP Cal 55. 102% — (1010) ....101- —
; Marin W Ss.loo 105 S PJof.C 6s \u0084
Mkt st C fis.lo4 — (1912) ....105?4 —
Do lem 55.104 105 SPC'I eg 55.114 —
MV& MtTSs.IOO — S\u25a0• V B R . 6s. — 133 V&
X R of C 5k.1 143411514 SPRR Ist r4a 95V4 —
N PC R 55.101 ..;— Stkn G&E 6s. 103 %.— '•.*;
NC Ry 55.. 104% — SV W g mg4s 88% S9,
NCPCo 5s — , 100 U-G &E ss. 99% —
;NCPCn 5s — »4 IJR of «SF 4i«. 77% 78
N El Co -ss. — 95 Vallejo.Ben & \u25a0'•
O GL&H sk. 104 ':' Napa RR5s 85 —
Oak Tran 65.109!54 — [Val Co P ss. 100 —
WATER STOCKS .
Marin'Co ..60 |S V Wat Co. S3 83%
• . GAS AND ELECTRIC
City El Co.. 37 37^|Pao L pfd.. 70 —
N Cal Power 40 4OV4T Do com ... 49% —
. .;•-, INSURANCE
; Cal Ins Co.. 81 I — I Fireman's Fd.185 190
BANK STOCKS .
Am Ntl Bk.IST. 137% Jler Trust . .220 —
Bank of CaU77 ". — S F National. — 140
! First Natn1..250 205 Union T Co.. — 2825
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L. — 3000 IS F Say U..— 532%
Hum Say Bk — — Say &,L So.. — 125
Mut Say Bk. 7,"> — ISpc Say Bk.. — 850 »
. STREET RAILROADS-
California ..136 — IPresldio ..... 20 30
POWDER
Giant Consolidated Co.. ....74 75
. SUGAR
Hawaiian C. 33 U 33»A!Makawell S C 4514 47
Ilonokaa S C IS lOnomca S 0."4«%.48 •..
Hntch S P G 17V> 18 IPaauhan S C. 271J 27&
Kilauea SC. 614 — I Union S Co .. 55 —
\u0084 OIL STOCKS r
Amal Oil Co. — 8715 W Coast- O pf "— —
Ass<o Oil Co. 34% 34»4 Do com ... — "— \u25a0 -
Sterling Oil.. 2H 3
MISCELLANEOUS
Alaska -P- A. 60% 70VijPac Aux F A SYt, —
Cal F C A. 9914100% Pac C 80rax.151% — :
Cal Wine A. 37 35% Pat- T&T pfd 93% !>4^i
MV& MtTm. — 115 Do com V. 41^ 41%
C'~_: SALES ' '; ,
Morning Session
. Board —
1 150 Associated OH C 0 .............. 34.50
10 Associated Oir Co 84.62%
150 City Electric Co .37.00
510 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar C 0....33.00. ...33. 00
2.'50 Onomca Sugar Co ... ........... 45.50
400 Paauhan S,P Co ...... .:..... 27.00
10 Pacific Tel &. Tel * (common) . . . . 41.50
$1,000 Los Ang Gas & Electric 55.... 101. 00
$2,000 People's Water Co 53 --. 72.12%
$4,000 United R- R of;S F 45.. .. ...."77.00
- Afternoon Session :
\u25a0» : Board — : ' \u25a0".;.* :•\u25a0•'- :.' :
20 Alaska Packprs'Assn 70.00
25 Associated Oil Co ....;.... 34.62%
: 100 Hawaiian' Coml :& Sugar C 0.... 3."5.12%
200 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co. ...33.25
10 Honokaa Sugar Co .......;...". 18.00
100 Onomea \ Sugar Co .46.00
• 70 Onomea Sugar -Co ...•".....'... 46.50
\u25a0 PaauhauS P Co ............. .27.25
$1,000 City; Electric Co 55. ;.......... 84.87%
$1,000 City ; Electric Co 55. ........... 53. 00
$1,000 Los Ang Gas & Electric 55.... 101. 00 ,
$1,000 Spring \*al Wat gen mtge 45.. 89.12%
$1,000 Spring Val Wat gen mtge 45.. 89.00
\u25a0 .. -"\u25a0.'. Street—" ;\u25a0'. - ..-\u25a0 -.. - - .-. \u25a0 .--'. : \u25a0: •
220 Honokaa Sugar Co ............. .18.00
100 Makawoll Sutrar Co r. . . ... . 48.00 . 1
ST, Pacific Tel Jt TeU (pfd), b 3.. 94.00
100 City- Electric. Co ........".:.... 37.00
$5,000 People's Water Co, 55 : . . .....% . 72 . 00
California Stock and Oil Exchange
- Bid. Ask.) : . Bid. Ask.
Apollo .......:— 10 Mountain Girl. — 4,"
Asso Oil tc.34;50 35. rw) Occidental .... 20 —
Do bdsjs.9l. so 93.00 Parafflne ,J...., J . . .. 75 90
Caribou ....13. 00 10.00 Palmer ...... .1.20 —
Chi Crnde .... 08 — Piedmont ..... 20 —
Claremont .../— 2.30 Record ...... .5.00 —
Del Rey ..... — ,3d Rice Ranch ..1.0.". 1.20
Esperanza ... - — 1.501S X & McK.20.00 /—
Four — 30jSi»ction 25 . . ~— 23.00
Fulton--..; —2.00 .So vereicn .... 21 .24
Imperial .... — 57. (>0 Sterling' ..;...—: 3,00
Junction ...'.. -— . Vs"i|Sunset Mon . . 50 —
Kern .."..'....' 55 -\u25a0 — 'Turner ..".*.'..•; . S5 : —
Linda Vista.. — r.sJUnion '."...105.00 110.00
Mecca ...... .1.15 — Wolrerlne ..... 20 \u25a0•:—
McKittrick .-\u25a0-.. 10 -\u25a0 - W-K Oil C 0.2.27% 2.75
Monte Cristo.2.oo 2.o." [West Union.. — 95.00
- \u25a0.-.-, -. '\u25a0- SALES y \u25a0\u25a0 . . .' •'
Informal — '.'.'". '\u25a0'\u0084'
; 1,300 Monte Cristo .'. . . . .:.............. 2.00
: \u25a0 11:30 : a. 'in.— .. >'?;. \u25a0.
$2,000 Associated bonds.. .. ................ 92.73
-\u25a0.-"-\u25a0- 2p. m.— .-\u25a0 f "\u25a0...•-\u25a0\u25a0 . : ,.:' \u25a0\u25a0:
>> 500 Amaurot- ..' .80
: 500 Rico ....3.25
. Mining . Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO . STOCK *I EXCHANGE
\u25a0Ji Following weretbe sales on. the San Francisco
stock . and; exchanjje - - board Jresterday: '\u25a0"\u25a0 .
; COMSTOCKS :
'.\u25a0 Regular \u25a0 Mornlne > Session -'"•- \u25a0
SOO BelqJier 1 ...... 72! 500 Mexican". ...1.02?i
500 Bullion .....: IS KMI Ophir ... ...1.27%
100 Caledonia .... 28 500 P0t051 ' .. ; . . . . . 43
WK) Con ; Va M Co. : 80 700 Scorpion ;*.;... 0!»
400 Con Va M'Co. 7fi '100 Scorpion \u25a0-.'.;•.:* OS
450 Crown J Point.." CC, 1 200 See . Belcher ..OS
.200 Gould' & Cur. i l!t t!CO Sierra JXer '... !!S
400 : Hale & Norc . ; !J3 100 Silver Hill . . . 0!)
• ' Afternoon . Session " \u25a0';"\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0
200 Alpha: ..:.\u25a0;.. 08 500 Mexican^..... t<9
\u25a0 100- Belcher ...:.. <5 100 Do., s 10. ...1.00
300 Best &r Belch. 1,42 200 N< Oould :& C. \u25a023
MtO Best' & Belch. 41 200 N . (ionld & C.I 22
300 Caledonia ....- 2S 1O() Opliir - ....... .1;2".
-300 ChoUar ......' 22 JSOfl '''Oplilr ;: ;';'.'. :I.'J7"<|'
1300 Cbollar ...:.. .21 500 Savage ;.....: .4.1
: 000 Con-Va-M'Co.: ~S ::iOO Savaße ...:;..; 44
300- Con ' Va'M'Co. : 7»l.loo ; Safitße ... .". . . \u25a0; 4.T
-"100 Exchequer "i.'.;v "ol i'.oo Scorpion- ...'./.. 00
300 Gould it > Cur. f is aoosiPiraN>v .:; ;:.s
"100 HaJeJc-Xorcr'.-r? 500 l.'nl.m'-.. ......
300 Mexieau ;.'...'. IJiOr" '\u0084 >i •. IV'
*wS4^l%fe> a ." Informal Session - - \u25a0 "- »Co^ \u25a0!•'
.200, Belcher ;....;. .00 200 Halef & Norc.l; r;?,
;200 Bullion \u25a0'.;.'... '- ik ;::ou Kentui-k \u25a0.;'.:\u25a0; "I 05
1 200 Challenge Con V 24 100 Mt.xicart ' :*.t :.:*.*:« t>B
: 100 : t,uollar .;;... ; :i 400 Savajre .'.' .: .v: :43
500 Chollar I. '..;.- 20 .100 Savape ......; 42
3.100 Con , Va M. Co. ;-~-i 500 Scorpion V..-.7.""." 07
' 300 Con \u25a0Va M Co. >. 7!1 400 Yellow. : Jacket. : So
. CLOSING QUOTATIONS :
' B!d.Ask.| ; . - -Bid.Ask.
Alpha- ....... 0": '09 Kpiituck ... ..'..'' os . • —
Alta ....-..'... ;a-5 1r- I.ady Wash -..- — \u25a0 .Ye
Andfrs \u25a0;. 1'.".'.".'. :\u25a0;..., 13t;i34 Mexican .:.::. OS l; 00
Belcher ;.:r.. («>-. MS New York Con '— "-C2
-Bcvt'&' Belch. 41 ''\u25a0; -i 2 X i Gould ?&;C."-'"' 2o '\u25a0£?--
Bullion ; .:. .-.v. .17 ;in Occidental .. ;\u25a0 . 17 ' —
Caledonia . . .-. . 27 2!i ( tphlr • . : : . . . . : 1 .25 1';27
«:iiallensfi Con 23 25 Overman t ;''.". . 2(1. '_»7
ChoUar :.:.-.*. 120 . 21 Potosi ;:".'.'. !.-.;. i'> 42 -44
ConfiOonc-e : : .'.' S(» \u25a0".' KiHSa vagp l'?X.* > . '. '.'\u25a0 -»2 1: 4. 1 !
Con Imperial . ' \u25a0 O'J \u25a0 <i:j|Scorpion ji'.V." .*.- 07 -, 00
Con : Va M . Co.\7S V/gfi Sep^ Belcher ;V';"joS : :iu
j Crown ,i Point, r," <!4 1. (.(3 Sifrra- Nov ; ri-.'3-S \u25a0, :. 4u
I Kxebfqiier^.V;-. 25--V2O SiITerJIMU :.;.'.: .;.'. fiS 1 M
Gould & Cur.' K-'.iaHinioni'.'.rr:.. 1 . , 4K ;sii
Halo & Nmx-. v :!:; sr!! U!ah::;V.~:.-..-.04 - or.
(Julia '\u25a0.".\u25a0 ;';".\u25a0'.'.-;-- (C> , 08 Yellow 1 : Jacket. L So^" 82
j Justice «;\u25a0.'".\u25a0.;;\u25a0'.\u25a0;'; v.'! v— | ?\;: z ' ~ "v".."r.-;-;i.r •-...::\u25a0\u25a0.
TONOPAH: AM); lIOIOKIELn -STOCKSJ ,
j. : : . \u25a0:..,- IReeularS Session— !)::;o ;fo: l-'::>!i »:.? \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.'
i l'.M)O ? Atlaiita '..:.-.:. VUI'-'O.'KJOD'.ii'rlSßt C.ss; .02
fiOO' Com Fraction - R0 200 Old: Con M. 6. 52 ,4
- 400 Daisy, s 5 " .22 200 Raw Coalition. 24
1100 AUanta 2^G^ SmwS
', SUO : Do, b 36! ". 15 800 Old CM, bOO.C.C-r.
500 Wlue Bull: 07 500'GldjO" M,- b30.6.f.-j
2200 Booth n. . io| 1000 Great Bend .-.t'-'t
I 1 500: Brunswick C ' '.- \u25a0 031 3fHM) Grt3 Bend Anx <H
1500 Brunswick C*' 01 000 MaoNamara . . .20
2000 Com Fraction 60 .."00 MacNamara . . 28
5000 Cracker Jack : 01 500 Oro ....... '.'. ... ««
SOfiO Dm-R-Btte C.I 02 1000 Oro .........'; •'•
400 Florence . 2 »5 350 Queen Regent. ,in
.300, Florence' \u25a0 2J»""> 1000 Silver' Pick'-.'. 'I 2
1800 Old Con M>.!52!{.!
.. • ' Informal Session _ .
T.OO Atlanta . II 200 «ild Con -M... 6.55
1000 Blue 8e11 ..'..' 1031 03 2200 Jim ! Butler . . OS
1500 Coin Fraction l">00 Midway ....... 20
S'XJO Cracker Jack * 01 T,m Raw Coalition. • 23
3KOO --.'Do. b\u25a0 00 ".02 3350 Silver Pick .. ,V>
2WO Dm b Btte C' 02 1000 Do. b 00.... 13
' CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA \u0084 k
' Bld.Ask. Bld.Ask.
Bunker Hill.. 2. 40 —So Eureka >M. :95 .—
Cent Eureka.. — 20
.NEVADA >
, Tonopah District
„ , • BM.Ask.l - Bin. Ask.
Belrnont ...... — -r. : 85|Mlipah JEx .. — "5
Boston Ton .. — 05 Montana ..... — $»
California ...".__ oilMout Jlid Ex. — 03
Cash Boy ... — 01 Mon Pitts Ex. — 04
Gold Mt .... — 01 North Star ... — «'4
Great Westrn. — <il Ohio Ton "\: ....—' <: t
Home :...... — \u25a0 fli Paymaster.". .'.'" — '"
Ind Ton ;... _ 01 Rescue Con .. 02 03
Jim Butler .. 08 - 00 Ton Exten . . . 40 40
MacNamara .. 20 " 30 Ton of Ney. .6.95 —
Midway .....1 20 — West End ... 27 —
Midway Ex \u0084 02
-.'" '\u25a0"\u25a0•'"•':\u25a0 Goldfleld District ; :
Anauis 01 02 Grandma ..... 01 02
Atlanta ...... 14 15 Great Bend .. 07 -OS
Black Ants;. — oi Grt Bend Anx —- 02
Blk B Bonan. 01 -02 Grt - Bend Ex. — 02
Blk Butte Ex — 02 Hibernia ..... — 02
Black Rock .. 01 Jumbo Ex; ... 17 19
Blue Bell j.. 02. 03 Kondall ...... 04 - —
Blue Bull :.*.. 06 \u25a0 07 Kendall Ex .. — 01
Bttp Goldueld — 02 Ix>ne Star ....v 03 14
Booth ....... 09 10 Lou Dillon ... — 04
0 O D ...... 12 r 14 Mid Pawnee... — 01
Columbia Mt. — 11 Milltown Frac. — 02
Com Fraction. HO 01 Mohwk ' C . Leas — 0*
Corang Nation — 01 Mohawk Ex ..' — 02
Conqueror .... — 04|Mohawk r Junior — «4
Cracker Jack. 01 02|Nev Boy ..:..— 02
I>n>sy \u25a0..'. 22 23lNev Goldfleld.. 02 —
Desert Chief... — 04 Oro ........... OS 08
Dm B Btte C. 02 03 Potlatch ..... — OS
Dmdfld Trngl. 01 02 Rfd Hills .... CW 07
nixie .. . . .... _ oi Rod Top Ex. . 02 I 03
Empire ......— 02 Sandstorm ... . OS
Florence 2.90 V —.Sandstorm Ex. •"— 01
Florence Ex.. 01 \u25a002 Silver Pick . . 11 12
trances Mhk.o6 — Stives ...... OS —
Gen '.Wash . .— 01 St Ives Leas. 01
Gold Bar Gld 0!) — Wonder — ,02
G ld Con M..-.6.52 6.5". Yellow Rose... ,— V 2
Gld Portland... 02 — Yellow Tiger.. 07 — =\u25a0
Gld Kewanas; 08 0U ...
, " Bullfrog District \u0084
Amargosa 0.. — 01 Mayflower Con 08 09
Amethyst .... 01 — Mont Bullfrog. — Cl
Bonnie Clare. *05 — Montpomy Mt. — <)4
Bullfrog Mm.: — 02 Mtg Shos Ex. — 01
Hlfrg Mohawk 23 , 2". Nugget ....... — 01
Blfrg Nat Bk 01 03 Orig Bullfrog.. — 02
Gold : Bar .... — 01 Tramp Cou.. 03 —
Gold; -Sceptre. — 01 Valley Vifw... 04 ,05
Homestake K. — 02 Yankee Girl .. — 02
Llge - Harris.. — : 01
\u25a0 Manhattan District- \u25a0 -\u25a0 •
Apr Fool Ex. — 01 Man Cowboy. . — 01
Atlan & Pac - .01 Man Dexter .. 02 iXi'
Comet ....... — 01 Man Little Joe — - 01
Gold Wedge.. — 01 Man Mm Nev. — 01
Granny GM. — 05 Mineral Hi 11... 02 04
Little Grey . ... — 01 Mustang Man.. 01 —
Mnn . Broncho. , -t- <>1 Orig, Man .... \u25a0 — 02
Man- Buffalo.. — - dl Pine Nut .... , — 01
Man Con .'. . . 03 ' 04 Syl Humphrey. — 02
Man Comb • .. — <(2| Whale ...".. . . — ol
Man Crescent.- - — Oil .
Other Districts
Eagle's Nest. 03 —I Pitts S Peak. . 44 47
Jairvw G Bid—- 02 Queen Regent. " 18 "20
Fafrvw; Ilallst — Ollßaw Coalition. 22 23
Fairvw \u25a0 Eagle. — ' 181 Raw Mohawk. — 01
\u25a0luck Pot .... 03 04| Raw Queen .. — '30
.Nev Hills ... 80 .--.—! Round Mt'-"... "68. ' 70
Ncv Wonder. . — 02 j Vulture ...... 01 —
•?•— — : — ' " __! ; T.S.
GRAIN MARKET V
Wlieat and Other • Grains
Wheat— Chicago - was iy@l^c"' lower. A
broker's wire from there said: •\u0084..-, -.
" "The worst break in prices, of, the day came at
the I outset when \u25a0 miscellaneous longs, who had
bought on yesterday's seaboard claims of a large
i export > business, ; unloaded after it was discov
ered that the sales had apparently been of : fu
tures at Liverpool." Liverpool: and other European
markets: were very: much, lower and- showed* a
weak tone. There are -claims from Nebraska
1 that / farmers . are ; stacking their wheat, . partly
because of the wet g weataer recently, and • be
i cause of the lower prices. : North Dakota lias
set In a 1 few claims that hot weather Is damag
ing wheat. These , claims nave caused more or
less covering." • " :. ,
.; The San' Francisco market is steadily growing
weaker and handlers reported -a decline impend
ing. Buyers continue to hold off. -
,\u25a0 CASH WHEAT
New crop — California club, $1.97%(a2; So*
norar $1.95@2.02>»4: white Australian, $3.07% @
2.10.." Northern wheat, AußUst-September deliv
ery: Club. $1.82^; Russian red, $1.80; turkey
red, $1.97%; bluestem. $1,921/6 per ctl.
FUTURES
' . ; 10 ; a." m. Session -1' -.
! .No quotations. - .*. . »
. . 2 p. m. Session \u25a0• . .
No quotations. > 1 V , -I
Barley— Futures were lower and the cash
graln;:ytso declined with a 5 very weak feeling.
A 1A 1 sale of 1 1,500 sacks of . feed j was . reported,
terms withheld... Receipts were large, exceeding
: 10,000 centals. \u25a0' . .
. CASH BARLEY
i \u25a0' ,r, r Good to choice. feed. 5p0t. '51.40@1.42%; com
\u25a0 mon to- fair, : $1.35@1.37% ->per ctl; brewing,'
\ $1.45@1.47%; : . shipping,- nominal;: chevali«r,
I $1.50@1.6U. J-.1v,-;. ..\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"•-\u25a0.-;\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0• '\u25a0 -\u25a0 -\u25a0"\u25a0-,
FUTURES
-.10:30 a. m. Session Z— ' . •;-:'
I Open. -High. Low •" Close.
[December ...$1.43*4 $1.437 i $1.43^4 $1.43 ii
. • - 2 p.: in. Session
I December— sl.43',i. : •'\u25a0' ' \
! l|ay— sl-471/4 bid, $1.4S asked. - 1 ..
I". Oats— The - market is developing 'increased
j weakness <and Is; very dull, 'with; buyers'" holdiug
off. There is now a pressure - to , sell, j especially
feed; ..--\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ,1 .. \u25a01; : . - _ . \u25a0
Considerable Texas red oats are being
lirought into thfiT'market now. ;, It i* -claimed
that, they; are ; most serviceable ; as seed,' as it .Is
advisable i to change -the character' of seed to
prevent crop deterioration.'- ; It ' Is : also reported
i that; actual experiments in ; seeding with . these
j Texas rt-ds have ' most j satisfactory and
given 'such' ''excellent results "that .those : farmers
wlioihavc crown crops of them have disposed, of
their; outpnt Jo their neighbors., \u0084 . .' . ,
'v.Yew . reds for feed. $1.50@1.90 'for good to
choice aud $1.7<i©1.77 I /-i for poor to fair; reds, for
seed,' $2Q2.12V 2 : . black, $2.50(fJ2.75 asked; new
northern white." October-November delivery, $1.05
\ (i\\.r,~\l,\ Texaß;reds,' in bulk, $1.07 'in : sacksi,
I $2.05 per ctl. "; ? , : ;
'..Coru— ls weakat tbP deollne noted ypsterdaV.
. Smair round yellow." $1.80; .white. $1.80@1.85;'
large yellow, $I.7sol.Bs ; ; western states ' yellow,"
In bulk/ San Francifco track, $I.6s;*;white; $1.69;
mixed, $1.63; Egyptian, nomlnaL' a* ... \u25a0 1 .
r - Rye-^-Quotations : continue nominal In the ab
sence of transactions.
Foreign - Kutiiren
LIVERPOOL. U
-'Wheat— , : .**,: Slept. • Dpc
Opening . . ....•..........'. S 04^i , 7 10?$
ClosiDg .'......... S 03ig 7 09%
'•'y "\u25a0-\u25a0•\u25a0" : " "" ', PARIS :r: r "- *
1 Wheat — ', A«p. ' Nor.-Fpb
Opening ......;............ 24 15 23 85 v"
Closing ..." .... .....24 15 23 90 "
.UFIOUJ'^- : .;."..«: . - .".'.'\u25a0 " \u0084 '.'J :\ .' --.
Oncninff '; 32 n."> 30 85
Closing . . . ; .' 32 70 : 30 93 *'
CHICAGO. BOARD OP TRADE
;\u25a0\u25a0-- Kiilurc Crnin >md ProyiMionn
-,* CHICAGO. • Ang; s.— Wheat . prices ; broke ', to *a
I still flower. level ; today.- September « at '-'one '^thne
I Rrl.llnK^at; $1' por; bushel: and * December,' at 'OSlic;
JTliet net Joss ; at l'the 'close > ranced , -froraclijc >to
1 1 Tic! 'Com \u25a0 and : oats 'also continued to-; decline."
I the \u25a0 totmer '\u25a0: dosinK \u25a0 J.s(<l?i«-'/J .s (<l ?i«-'/ bplow :\u25a0 yesterday's
i final fljrures.* and'the latter 1 J,^t 'ic.VThe wheat
j market ; was ; nervous > all ; <lay. •> >Tho most i severe
: slump ,' occuiTeil " early '\u25a0', on - liberal - salps >by • mis
| cPllanpoiis 7 lonE:!«, wlio'i liail/;lmiishtcfrerty. ypstpr
i ila.v.jon.:c}alm.-i;of"'a ; . Wsjcxport^lmsinpss, "which
; >ya« . <if iilcl ,:\u25a0 today. . •Tlu* :J: J wcaknpss " ! of ; forei jrn
; WBikPts ,i!-o. inspirpil free-- wllhij.-. x -September
ranged fmni $l;to Sl.fiHg.'T T'.e f-lospruasi weak."
| i»t -almost '\u25a0-'• Ihe SlHjtioin. "' Sppteuilier beingr't at
I ?I.oo'/,. y, Deeeniber * WosptV at n.S'gC after selline
1 between: 08U«" and $1. , '<." :%; ;.l -^ ' :: .-.-. -•: '.••.-,
I 'C Clm Ims of (lHniagi; , tot lip 'corn ; crop \u25a0 by ; hot.', dry |
i n-pathcr-; in r lowa and S lllinois :i prompted^libenil I
purchasPsiorj.Si'ptenibpr.iresultliiffiiUiH '> material
rttlly, folio wing "a sevprp clump, tint ; to pront, taking
snips.,, September; raDjrP<lJl'PtwpPn]fl2«i.c,' and 64c.
Jhp inarkpt ;, rlowil ; easy. *4, with : September ; a t H53fV
I- The .break- in; wheat f and •corn, causfMl* a, slump
In oat«;; ; Muoh'iof, the loss, however." was' rcßaiuedC l
,Tho« c!osp%. was irather •" weakTiwith > September : at
\ tHiVt fiiW%h:-: s. .-*\u25a0:"\u25a0\u25a0'. \u25a0<\u25a0 : - : -J- : '-^ l-l '-~>'f^^..<;:-,'..-*\u25a0\u25a0~ > 'f^^..<;:-, '..-*\u25a0\u25a0 1
>X Provisions, wpre firmjall, day... At the' rlosc I
prn-PS;were : s'iil2»!.c'bicher:r-^' :• ;• ;: \u0084l
•: : .'\u25a0 :1 "'-, '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0::. . ' Openins . Highest.-Lo west^ "* Closing
h .Wheat— \u25a0.\u25a0>:•• :.'V^-'- i >\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 ~%?^n^* \u25a0
Septembpi-* . ';. \ S 1 ! . 01 v , \ I . nt%". ijy. 00 '. '" j . 001 : •
Decenibcr =. .". . ,fK) %'\u25a0:' 1 .on -'» '.osij * \u25a0\u25a0.- '\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0. us** 1
May.;,;'.... ., j.o2ii .l.U.'ja; . l.m?i-;l'01S4
; ,r Corn— \u0084-:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'\u0084. \u0084%.' •/\u25a0:}.['. -..<..--.'. \u25a0/\u25a0\u25a0': .'\u25a0-.,::''-.\u25a0,... :'.v',j|
September '•\u25a0\u25a0'.";\u25a0"; '.RS :; v- : - ? ";m^ -;•''-'. -i ' i .fv! -'-\u25a0j
lieeember,Cr'/.r>2f--; .~<2~k : '\u25a0/'\u25a0>'•. 51% : vU;:S2i i? !
\u25a0Mari-. r v^.vr;v-v-.K:-ii \u25a0;•:;>\u25a0.-. 33% \u25a0\u25a0,;>:. 32^ c.: : : J .5234 ! i
Sppt pmbpr.r :*: '."(l\'i' \u25a0 -.''."'>"j»c ""-..'^•"'"••'VJ .-.!\u25a0"\u25a0 ;'3rt-%'|
lleppinbpr "•"..\u25a0: v *3«ij '\u25a0'-'\u25a0 \u25a0iXi..-' •' . "A- ..'^'inoii '
M».V-;;-;'.'.v:-VV; .SS^j. X" ' - . :K» '..'."-\u25a0 '-:! ..">H".-.;-.-*.as'j|'
WMr*- l'«irk.i''|ipr 'libl.—- > -^v-'-J ' »-*\u25a0. '\u25a0'•_--*-i--vi,-';: \u25a0\u25a0.•'::,-
September . ;20.(i0 \u25a0;*.';? 20.02 \a " 20. M <'\u25a0\u25a0] 20.00J' |
\u25a0SUMMAR Y-jOF*
tme Markets
Wall street .stocks • irregular. Coppers
_\u25a0 weak. ' ;.:/ \u25a0;
Spot ' and future ] cotton : steady. - \u25a0
Local sugar stocks continue strong.
Shipment of I $2,134,882 to the orient. |
Silver and exchange ratos . unchanged.
Coffee* steady, with \ a 'good demand. . .
Wheat weak. : . Barley - : and : oats lower.
Choice hay * firm.' > Lower : grades - weak.
Beans, and feedstuff si unchanged. 1
live, dressed . and cured meats as before.
Butter : and . eggs firm I and - cheese - steady.
New; sweet s potatoes ..in; market.
Potatoes ; and onions weak. : "_• r '
Fruit in liberal' supply and weak. V "
poultry market" weak and dragging.
January ....16.40 ; 10.52^ 16.37% 16.37%
\u25a0Lard, per 100 lbs. —
September. ..11.. "W 11. 35 11.27VJ 11.32U
October, ....11. 27V4. 11.30 11.22% 11.27%
November ..10.93 " 10.97% .10.92% 10.93
Short Ribs, : ppr 100 lbs. — " .
September ..".11.00 11.07%'' 11.00 11.03
October ..T.10.67% ' 10.75 10.67% 10.73
\u25a0 . Cash : Grain and Provliloni
CHICAGO; Aug. 5.~—-Cash quotations were as
follows: -.. Flour. - steady; feed or mixing barley,
4Sr s r.tjc; fair to choice malting, 54r^t>0c; fiax
seed No. 1 Southwestern $1.38, No. I.Northweste
rn $1.45; timothy "seed. 5.X80; clover. . $11.50;
mess pork, per bbl., $20.00<a20.G2Va; lard, per
; 100 • lbs.. $11.321£ ; short .ribs. Bides (loose).
|/$ll<gll.l0; short dear sides (boxed), $11.50(?4
j <311.62^.. \u25a0.. '\u25a0;."".,'. . - ' : !
GRAIN STATISTICS,
Total clearances of wheat and flour wore' equal
to 189,000 bushels;- primary receipts were 844,000
bushels, compared, with 066,000 bushels the cor
responding day a year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: E Wheat :{4S"cars;*corn,' 131 cars;
oats, lt>2 cars; hogs, 11, 000: bead.
Northern Wheat market
' WASHINGTON :
SEATTLR,;Aus. s.— No milling quotations.
Export wheat— Bluestem," September, $1.01; club,
J)7e; red. 07c. Receipts — Barley, 1 car. .
TACOMA,* Aug. s.— Whcat—Bluestem, Sep
tember, $1.01 ; club, 97c; red, 97c. • .
OREGON
PORTLAND, Ang. jf 5. — Wheat, track prices-
Club, 95c; : bluestom. $1;- red Russian, 93c; tur
key red," 95c; forty-fold, 96c. •:; j
ATew York 1 - Grata ; ; Market
' ; NEW YORK. Aug. s.— Flour — Receipts, 10,100.
barrels;^ exports. 7,400."-." .Market barely steady,
wltira 'small 'jobbing trade., ." :
'Wheat— Roooipts.' C 3.800 bushels. : Spot., weak.
No. 2 red, \u25a0'\u25a0 new. $1.14 (nominal) j domestic ele
vator;. No. 2. red. nt»w, :sl.i::%« prompt f. o. b.
afloat:- No. 1 northern', Duluth. old., 51.30V4
(nominal)' f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
no.w, $1.12V4 (nominal) lf. .0. b. afloat.;; -
- 'Continued pressure on the wheat market today
from. lmportant interests produced ; further weak
ness,' values .declining over, a cent per bushel.
The. brilliant spring wbeat prospects, - lo*s active
export trade " anrt : weak v" cables the
break.- Last prices were 1 1 ,4@1%c net lower.
September closed^ at Sl.OSy,, December at
$1.07',A and May at $I.oßis. '
MlnneaiioliM Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug.' s.— Flax closed at
$1.37%.,'. ;l- . :. i.U. -' : ' ::;\u25a0\u25a0 ;/; -
*r \u25a0 : : "-+
LOCAL MARKETS
: Receipts of Produce Aupnst 8
Flour, qr sks.... 2,174 Feed., sks ....... 325
Wheat, "ctls .... '1,350 Leather,' rolls ... 120
Barley, ctls " . . . . 10.360 Tallow, ctls .... 35
Oats, ctls ..'.:. .. 2,9«s|Hides, 'No ." 500
Corn, ctls ...... .90 Pelts, No 325
Rye, ;ttls ....... 340 Lime, bbls ...... 605
Bran, sks ......' 210 Sugar,, ctls ..... 5.700
Middlings, sks .. 225 Wine, gals "......33,000
Potatoes, sks 7,100 Quicksilver," 1 flasks 250
Onions, sks ... . . 1,215 Livestock. No ... 150
Hay, \u25a0 tons \u25a0 744 Paper, , bdls- . . .". . \ 035
Straw, ' tons .... 5 Honey.l eases ....' 20
.Wool; sks ....'.; 40 Apples, .bxs ..... 1,750
Calfalfa, sks ... -SOU -"" ••
WASHINGTON
Flour, qr sks 18,820
Previsions
Cottolene. one half. bbl. l 10% c; S half bbls,
10V4c;l tierce, 10>^c; 15- tierces, 10c; 5 tisrees,
The Western meat company quotes "as follows:
Hams, 16%@18c; picnic hams. 12% c; bacon. 6 to
8 lbs, 20% c; 8 to 10 lbs, 19% c; 10 to 12 lbs,
19% c; fancy sugar, cured bacon. 23% c; I Arrow
bacon, 8 to ,10 lbs, ; 18% c ;' 10 \u25a0 to 12 lbs, 18% c:
light dry salt bacon. 8 to 10 lbs, ISc; 10 to 12
lbs,':*l7e; medium bacon, 15% c; . light "; medium
bacon. 15% c " . - ." - -\u25a0 , -. . \u25a0
Lard— Tierces 14c. 50s 14Uc. 10s 14% c, 5s
14%c, « 3s 15c; compound lard, tierces B%c. 50s
8%c,-10s 9V4c, 53'9%c,-3s 9%c; yellow cooking
oil. 03c per gal;' white cooking oil. 55c per gal;
salad oil. 58c per gaL \u25a0 ' -
, > Beef — Local prices are. quoted. Export lots. In
spected by the government, are $1 per bbl high
er. • Extra family beef, $12 per bbl; family beef,
$11.50 per. bbl; extra mess. beef, $11.50 per bbl;
smoked beef, 21% c per lb.~ : •
• Pork— Extra prime, in barrels. $21: clear. $23:
mess, $22; . pig pork, $28; pigs' feet. $5 for half
bbls, $2.25 for 25 lb kegs and $1.30 for kits.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
\u25a0 Slaughterers' rates to dealers and batchers are
as follows: • • : .
- Beef— o>2@7c per lb ; for steers, G@C^c for
cows and heifers.-- . .. •\u25a0 \u25a0 •...-..,.'
• , VcalT-7(g9c for large and — — \u25a0' for small.'
- Mutton — Wethers, 7^SVic; ewes, 6J^Q7i4c per
pound;- >*-
\u25a0 Lamb— fli/i® 10c per lb." "
Dressed Pork (per lb)— ll@l2c for light and
9^ <s 10c for heavy. . " > _ -
MARKET \u25a0 «
The following, quotations are for good, sonnd
livestock, delivered In San Francisco, gross weight:
1 No.:l fat steers, over 000 lbs. alive. ' 4@4' / 8c:
under: 000 lbs, 3?4c; second ; quality, 3V@3»4c;
thlnand undesirable steers, 3c. .
'- No.' l cows and heifers. 35f3^Jc: second qual
ity.' 254 c; common, thin, undesirable cows, l's@
2M>C. . \u25a0 : "-""- \u25a0 ;:-\u25a0 : - -• \ . '; "'.; ' " .-\u25a0 . - .
Fat bulls and stags, l%c; half 'fat or thin
bulls. lU.C. \u25a0-:.....\u25a0-.::/\u25a0\u25a0- . -;
Calves — Light - weight, per lb, s®s&c; me
dium. 4 ! ,3@4%c: heavy, 4(& ii4c. \u25a0
Sheep (ppr lb) — Wethers. No. 1, 4@4V4c:
ewea.'3^@3*4c. ' - ,
; Lambs (per lb)— This year's milk lambs, 5®
sMc.'"-« \u25a0 -\u25a0"- 1-\u25a0 ;-: , :," :;. -" ,1. -. ;;•-
"1 Hogs (per lb)— Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs. 7Vic;' 140 to 250 lbs. 7?4c; 250 to
350 . lbs, \ 7^4c; . rough, -.heavy . hogs, s@s^c;
common,- undesirable hogs. 4<S4Mie.
Butter. Cheeae' and Egg*
• ' As * foreshadowed in i thef last rfport' the
RtrjiiKPucy. .;\u25a0 in \u25a0 the | market for ' extra butter was
relieved by the. arrival 1 of a" steamer from Hum
boldt»,wlth»al large manifest. , ' Practically all
of.. 1 he ." supplies lirmijfht in, howoTer, were read
ily -Mlixposcd -.of -. ami .the . market retained ; all
of;, the- firmness -that characterized ' it • on .. the
preceding day." :An attempt to put the market
up Vj cent failfMl. but most roeolTers were pve
<lictinp :an; advance in. ; thc~near: future. The
quota tions for epps wcr» | unchanßcd, • the market
rulinK very firm for, all {trades and particularly
for ,; extras., \ receipts of which j cont Inued :to de
crease." -.Some:' buyers?', pa Id-, a - small advance
under, the call -on the exchange/ Indicating that
the market:, was-: pointing . upward. . Cheese was
moderately -active at v the'; old quotations.: .. ;
Sales on- the exchange were 'as follows: :."\u25a0.'
si Butter — 20 \u25a0' cases of • extras .at 28*4 c and 20
at 28c a- pound. - _ - : - • : .\u25a0\u25a0.<: \u25a0--\u25a0'.-
\u25a0 X""s — 20. cases of extras at C2i«ie and 20 at
02c a dozen. ' ' • .; . \u25a0
i Choc^e— 2s .- fancy \u25a0 Californlat'flats at IGc and
25 fancy •.California Yonns -Americas at' 16c
a pound. " : . \u25a0 \u25a0 ' .... ;. . -. \u25a0.;-•'•\u25a0 \u25a0
: .Rf-.-etpts '02.000 pounds butter," 0.000
ponn'ts i-lipfso, and l,4tj."i o;i>--t>s u?rs. -
-\u25a0; The .following . are-^ official :, quotations ey tab-"
llshprt by shA sales ; bids' rnd 'offers on, the floor
of thp _. dairy - escbange.ll • Prices -. In '..the -'street."
while governed . by t the \u25a0 exchange quotations, gea
erally.Tangelfrom :U^c'to;2c<hlgher.? owing to
tlip^varionf charges .to. oe: added.- ; ; ,1 : .
Butter— Fr'pKh /creamery.: extras, -.'2Bc per \u25a0 lb,
firm;; do . firsts. 27c. ': firm; do» seconds; 26& c.
flrm:,"No.Vi 'packing stock.' 24i.'.c,'tfirm. - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-
' Cheese— California :; fancy flats. ,IGe pe. lb,
firm :; do ; firsts. 1 \lsiic . firm ; ? do ' spct>nd*. \u25a013 Vie
firm;;.fßncy YouitF- Americas. Atie. firm: do firsts.
l.ic.V- firm: '-i fancy:/ Oroion v .Young \u25a0 Americas, Hie.
firm : s do. firsts. -ltivr-c, • steady 1 ;- • "- - -j •\u25a0.: -
£sEcss .t (pcr \u25a0' dozen" ;. cases . Included)— California
fresh extras.'- ;:2e. '-• firm : ; do : firsts.^ 2«c.- firm; do
seconds. : SSJie, ' firm : do • thirds.' 23e. r firm
Portland; Butter ." Market
i \ PORTLAND;*' Aus- s.— Butter — City and coiui
try> crpanipry ;' extras," j3oVjc;.' fancy, US'ijSOc;
stored 21 Q^2c. ", -\u25a0\u25a0': y ;
Kkb .i Market j- In \u25a0 Xearby Counties
i SA NTA .- UK i;Z.'' Aup. r..— Tim;, local i douiand
(,\u25a0%- cgrs is" hcaTior? than- nsnal ft ami-: producers
are' iinabli>Sto 'supply.; enough- at .32 cents of
fered*byMiiprchants;R.n»l-i-<>nitnVsKi6w'nieu.. -'.; 1 .
" •': Am./ s.— Thfro - was no " cbantre
in v , the;} price*.--; pa Mr. fore pjtrx • tfKl«y.t.Hfter. r re
cclpt'-j:of ,'.. quotations !*. from -:.- the #. San • l-'ranoisco
dairy P exohanßP.;* i.Tlic ':' Pctaluma* , rpsTf : exchaD^e
nnotfd 'Sl* cents .on?- time.' "o V.. cents "cash/ for
tbcjfcpst'Krade.'-ainl: tmvlntlepfiHient .dealers. and
sn^ciilatorsJpaiil '30" cents. * CwniHtions^are un
olmncrd:',«.'\u25a0-":;-:..-:.-.,"-.: •„:;>..;.::. .>..; .' 1. .;-\,-:;..: \u25a0"
-1 SA NT A' : :ROSA; v Aug.".'s.>— There was no change
in local. |>rkeslfor: eKßs*tCHliiy." T AU dealers*: were
qiH'tine r .".OcJ .-per * dozen^ for. choice and :27c for
seconds:* •'\u25a0 >.•'\u25a0•. ' i-^.'-.'T."-^ '."\u25a0\u25a0 - ' "" : * \u25a0 \u25a0 '-\u25a0"'\u25a0
Potatoes.
: HiThc}C;U<'ncwi-ro'|)fsw'«-t & T'otat(X > s\of the tiea-"
son'f.reiiehed;* the, 3 mnrk>t-* yesterday. : v ,i. Several
smalls- consignments 4 ofgcraK-dy; stock s . came : la
; fmm ik the ~t 51 erced £ region V- nml .\u25a0 sales ! were / re
ported *at 2 Vi<\ ?a \u25a0' powid.'^ i' The *,resretablc * market
, we* j heavily Ktnf ked 'am! ? thill. ft. with .« prices :; ff.r
i evorythinsawpak. sit <.ruciiinbprs.?s summer J'squash.
i ««cpplant; jj pnnfK-rs*;^ tnniH tws.'^ beans Maud ft jrrof n
"bra-'wrrrjnll |lowi>v. -nifit NellorsUrTinfrJtM.nrEP
: t'U^lnessy t!rJ«'i|t(liiKv!rtric< I s:5;; For 'fine
I toaiators ,: rcccivets were ; asklu? -. 73c " a : box. but
General Weakness ill All Grains
Coffee Steady , With Demand Good
sales at' that figure were rare, the ruling
price . being j 40'gGOc. "Green : corn .continued to
•irate, badly and. the nsual large surplus bad "to
be held over. Potatoes and • onions were m ith
out quotable change, the \u25a0 market being weak
for' both." \u0084;-:"
Potatoes— so® 75c per bos and 65c@f 1 per ctl
In sacks. , % • \u25a0-\u25a0 ;-. - •'" -
Ontona — New yellow, 65@73c per ctL -*,
Vegetables — Green corn. SOcftjH per sack;
tomatoes. \u25a0 40@75c \u25a0 per , box; preen peas. Tsc@
*l per sack; string and was , beans. .>\u25a0 I@3<; per
lb;. lima, beaos, 4@sc per-lb; summer sqanh.
35 fig 50c per box; garlic. 4<iJsc per lb; cabbage,
75c per ctl;< cucumbers, 40®50c, per box; pickle
encumbers, 75c@$l .per box; . canllflower. 60c
per dozen; turnips, $1®1.25 per sack; eggplant,
BO (g «5c per box: green peppers. 40©50 c per box;
preen okra, 65@73e. \u25a0. - - • \u25a0 -
Deciduous and Citrus Frnlta
All kinds of orchard fruits contlnueil to an
ne freely from various sections and after the
early buying period . prices , for , -nearly every
thing on -the' list commenced to. sag and the
market was weak during the greater part of
the day. The canning: demand held prices for
pears steady, -.while apricots remained flrm at
the recent advance on decreased receipts, while
everything \u25a0 else . could be bought at concessions
in the afternoon. The market was flooded with
peaches and the ; efforts .of . receivers to effect
sales of small open boxes from Sonoma at low
tisures. bad a depressing' effect npon values .for
offprings in lugs and small" boxes*. Plums and
prunes 1 were \u25a0 decidedly weak, with 75 ce,nts a
top price for both crates and large boxes. "-hUe
nectarines found hardly any buyers.. Theie was
some 1 shipping inquiry for fancy apples, . which
held prices : for roar tier " frntt " steady, while
common offerings and crabapples continued to
drag badly.. Figs -were a little more plentiful,
but continued to clean up at satisfactory prices.
Melons stood about as before quoted and grapes
were still a drug in the market, the competi
tion of other fruits being agalust their- sale.
Berries continued to \u25a0 drag and the camrers were
able to procure small lots of I raspberries, black
berries • and \u25a0 strawberries at low . rates. . There
wan no - change in the quotations for \u25a0 citrus
goods. \u0084--- • .
Strawberries— Longwortbs, $4@5 per cbest;
large varieties, $3(g4. \
Raspberries— s3<g9 per chest.
Blackberries — $1..j0@3 per • chest.
Loganberrles^ — Nominal.
Huckleberrifs — 12%@13c per lb.
- .Apples — Fancy Grav?nsteins, $1.23@1.50 pet
box; fancy reds. $1@ 1.25; common to cJiolce.
WftrS-V: crabapplcs, 30@40c for small and 73c@
$1 for large boxes. - -
Pears— Bartletts, : $1@1.23 per box for No. 1
and 00(&;S5c for No. 2: canning price, $35®37.50
per \u25a0 ton • for ' No. 1 and $25@30 for No. 2. -
Pcaches-^Small boxes. 35@50c; lug boxes, 40
«b7sc. • - - . ' \u25a0
Plums — 10@73c per box or crate; prunes, 50®
75c per box or crate. ; ;",
.Nectarines— so@7sc per crate.
' Apricots — 2(g3c per lb.
Figs— sl@ 1.50 for. double layer, and «5@75c
for siugle layei^, drawers. -
\u25a0 Melons— Nutmeg. melons, 50@75c per box; can
taloupes, $1.50@2.25 per crate; watermelons,
$1.50<g2.25 per dozen. - - - .
Grapes — Seedless. 60<f{75c per crate; otber
varieties, 50@»5c - per crate. - : \u25a0
Citrus Frnits (per box) — Valencia oranges,
$2.25@3; grapefruit; ?2.50&3 for seedless; lem
ons, $4.50@5 for fancy, $2.30^3.50 for choice
and $1.50@2 for standard; limes, $3.30@6.
Tropical Fruits — Bananas, 73c«g$L75 per buncn
for Hawaiian and $2.50&3.50 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, $1.50@2.30 per dozen.
Dried Frnlt, Raisins, >ut» and Honey
.The. New York market for .fruits and raisins
continues - dnl] and unchanged.
Fruits, . old crop-^-Evaporated , apples. 7@B%e;
apricots, .9@lo%c;' fancy mooroark, ll%012c;
peaches. 4c for standards. 4*4<g)4%c for choice
and,f®6c for fancy;' pears, 4%@7%c; prunes, 4
size basis, 2K @2%c, with -%c preminm for the
Unge sizes. .... - .....
New Fruits — Evaporated apples. 7@Bc; apri
cots, BQ;9%c; moorpark, llfeli'c; peaches. i\jQ
6c: prunes. 2%@2%c, with }4@%c preminm for
40s and' %@lc premium for 30s to 40s; flgs.
3@4%c; pears, 5%@9%c. : .
Raisins (1908 crop )— London layers — 2 crown.
90c;-3 crown, $1; seeded, 4%@5%c; .Thompson's
seedless, 3V4c for unbleached; seedless sultanas,
2%A|3c; loose muscatels, 4c for 4 crowns. 3c for
3'crowos and 2%c.for 2 crowns. - . - \u0084'
-New raisins — Layers, clusters— 6 crown, $2.50;
5 ' crown, \u25a0 $2: •4 - crown. $1.35 ; ordinary layers,
3 crown, 85c@$l; 2 crown, 90@95c; ; seeded, 4%
@6c; -seedless sultanas, 3%@3%c; Thompson's
Heedless,- 4c; loose muscatels, 4 crown, 4%c;
3 crown, 3%c; 2 crown. 3*4e per lb. '
Nuts — New. almonds, nonpareils, 14%@15e;.
IXL, 14©14% c; ne pins ultra, 13@13%c; Drake,
ll@ll%c;,languedocs, 10@10%c; oardsbells, 6%
@7c; old walnuts, lie per lb for No. 1 soft
shells,7c for No. 2 do; filberts, 12% ©lie; pe
cans, 15@17c.
Honey — Comb, 14@15e for water white and
10@12c per ; lb for amber; extracted, 7%c for
water white and 6%@7e for light amber; old.
candied and dark amber, 4@4%c per lb. • •
Beeswax— 27% @29c per lb for light and 25@
26c for dark. . \u25a0.-. ' .
" Poultry and Gam*
'. -All descriptions of : poultry \u25a0 had • a dragging
tendency, yesterday, even , large young stock,
which had previously been in good request at
steady rates, being slow of. sale. Receipts of
domestic stock were large and a portion of the
car of--' western , received . on the preceding day
was i still .on hand.
Poultry (per dozen) — Hens. $4.50@5.50 for
small, $6©T for large and $S@lo for extras;
yonng roosters, $7@ 7.50; do extra large, $S@10;
old roosters, $4@4.50; fryers, $3.so@ti for laxge
and-s4@sfor small; 'broilers. J3.23Q3.50 for
large and $2.50@3 for small; ducks,; $5@7;
pigeons. $1.50: squabs. $2@2.25;- geese. $I.5U@
1.75 per pair; goslings, $1.50@1.75 per pair. "
Game— Nominal.
Beans and Seeda
There are no. further changes to report \u25a0in
this market. . * •. ,
Beans (per ctl) — Bayo, $4.50@5; pea, nomi
nal; small white. $6.70@7; large whiter $4.50
@5; pink, $2.85©3.05; red. nominal; bUckeye,
$3.25(^3.45; lima, $4.20@4.25; red kidneys, $3.50
fji^.tio; cranberry . beans, nominal; Garvaozas,
$2.50@3; horse beans, $1.90@2.20. ,
Seeds — Brown mustard. 4@4%c: yellow mus
tard) nominal; flaxseed, 4c, carload lots;, canary.
4@4&c; alfalfa, ie%@lßc; rape, cleaned, 2@
2V-c; timothy, 6c;. hemp. 4c; millet. 3%c per lb.
Dried Peas — Green, are quoted at $2.60@2.90
per ctt- •\u25a0 '-^-r^V-.v; ->:>:..\u25a0. \;
Flour and farinaceous Good*
. Floor — California family i extras. $O.txxa7, net
without discount;- bakers' extras, $6.60Q7; snper
nne, $5.50@5.70; Oregon, and • Washington,' per
bbl, $5.30<gt>.50 for family, bakers* and patents
and $4.75@5.25 " for . cut off; Kansas . patents,
$7.70; -do straights, $7.50;' d0 clear. $7; Dakota
patents, $7.75@7.95; do straights. $7 per bbi.
; Farinaceous goods — Prices la 100 lb sacks, net
cash, no discount, ' are as follows: Graham, flour.
$3.50 per 100 lbs; rye flour, $4; rye meal. $3.80;
rice flour. $7.50; corn meal. $3.10; extra . cream
do. $3.W>; oat meal. $5.20;-oat --groats, '" $3.2t>;
hominy,' $3.60@3.80;- buckwheat,' floor,- $4.30;
whole wheat flour, $4; rolled oats, bbls $.Sf{fS.so.
in sacks $5©S; extracream do. %H in sacks and
$8.50 '1u barrels; rolled wheat, bbls $5:73, In
sacks ?4.25@5.25; pearl barley. $5.20; spilt peas,
boxes. $5.20 for , yellow and $6.25 for ' green \u25a0 per
100 pouuds. : '*.."\u25a0-..
Hay. and Feedstuff*
-'The -.bar situation continues the same, except
that extra . choice .wheat is .. bringing an I ad
vance: The • common \u25a0 grades . *te still weak and
nedected. * Feedstuffs are unchanged. '
Bran — $29@30 per ton. for white. and |25.50@
29 for red.-;-- - ' •
Middlings — $36._50@37.30 per ton. -; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0; " \
Shorts— s3l.so@33 per ton. -•..-.-\u25a0
Feedstuffs— Rolled' barley. %51&32; rolled oats
for feed. $40@41r mixed feed, -J23@30 for aTer
ase lots; oilcake meal, lin 20 ton lots $38.50. in
10 ton - lots $39, in 5 ton - lots $39.50/ small lots
$40; cocoannt cake or meal 'at mills. 526 In. 20
and 10 and $26-30 in -5 ton lots; Jobbing,. s27;
corn , meal. $3»@40; cracked corn, $ 4Q?aHI ; al
falfa meal ami. mealfalfa,. Jobbing .lota. $24. car
load lots $2.5 per too: red star alfalfa meal,. s22
for carload and $23 for Jobbing lots. . -
'\u25a0Hay— Wheat.' sl3tfi 18.50; wheat and oat." $12@
16: tame * cat. $12^16: Tolunteer wild oat,
$10@13; barley. . $10@ia; alfalfa, •„ $10Q13;
stock bay. $i>ftlO per ton.
Straw — 50675 c per bale.
*;--\u25a0- '; General Merchandise \u25a0
Rags— Grain bags, : s%®s*;e; San t, Quentin
bagi, s%c;?vvool baps, o-c for 3% : lb and 33c
for:4 1b;- fleece 'twine, 8e per. lb.l- > . •„•
Coal— Beavfr Hill. $7;: Pennsylvania anthracite
efrg,lslG per ton;- Wellington. $9;. New Wellio?
ton..$9;iCoos Day. 5"; Australian bouse—Rich
moud. \u25a0;\u25a0 etc.. $9; ••• Pelaw Main, * $7.50; Stanford
I Richmond. $s; Cumberland. . $15 in bulk and
I $US.SO in sacks; Welsh anthracite. $I.; cute,
f $15 , per ton -in bnlk and $18 Id sacks; Koeky
j mountain coaX $!).5O "per short \u25a0 ton.' '
£ Oils^-Quotat ions .are for i barrels. j. linseed. 67c
per. 1 cal loir for boiled-, and 65e i for raw ; cases.* 5e
more; >eustor • oil In eases. > No." ], '71c; Baker's
"AA:?si;i3@l. l3:'* China"; not. J cases. "OSSOc 'i»«r
gallon ;s; s coeoanut ~ oil \u25a0la * barrels. ' «;o£jk;%c I- for
"XXX; 57%®.eic for No. \u25a0 I ; anrt 33©5S,Vie for No.
2.- ; ; according to \u25a0 quantity ; extra ; bleached • winter
sperm \u25a0 oil.'s 91c; .-' natural - winter ; sperm • oil, \u25a0 91c;
natural" whale - oil.- 55c; -extra \ winter -strained
lard.otl.'.93&SJ6c: No. 1 neatsfoot»oil. 60c;:her
ring \u25a0'' oil. '40c; 1 . palmon oil,* 35c; boiled nsh oil.'
S3e;<- paint oil,' 3Cm\ .--.-; . ' \u25a0- ; \u25a0_ .-',;\u25a0 ••»•
t.£ Coal iOil."-"'i Oil."-"' Gasoline,' ; ete.^- Water ". white,'-* iron
barrels*or ; drums. ; 10c : • 150 deg. oil. Iron > barrels
or drum*.-. 11%e:- special- do, -12c; • pearl oil. in
cases. 17c: > astral. 17c; \ star. *< 17c; < extra star,
j 20i ; i Elaine. *"H?4c; \u25a0 eocene.': 2oc; • red -erowu \u25a0\u25a0 and
motor gasoline,- in bulk in cases "2c: 'No. -1
engine .- distillate." 'in , drums;: Sc: ; N0.4 2 ?do." ,7c;
cases 7c « more ; * !«5 ; deg.' ganoline. •\u25a0 In • bulk : SOe. » l u
cases 37^c:' varnish 1 makers' ' and painters*, naph
tha, in bnlk rile. 'ln; cases lS'ic. . ' .: ::
,-f .\u25a0Turpentine— 7lc per gallon Fn cases and &tc in
bulk.'-; drums' ami" !rt>n barrel*.' • •, j
.\u25a0» Rosin (per bbl of US<> Ib.«>— E. $6.50; r, $C.M;
G.is6.7o:^H.^s7: :1.,57.05:- WW. 510.40.
Bed 1 and : White -'.Lead— Bed. - B^sfeOc: white.
Sfii^Vie per ;IK . ' \u25a0 ; , :. , " , * .
'K<'«(T»^— «V X. : Blekford's itrpHUr csires -the
rwtptsjat-,t!il«;p«r» thtis"fnrrttil«;.Tear -afStS.-"
S»Sliar*." ar«inst^i:^'i.'*t;.s_fur the name tim^-last
rear. ".Tbp salp« from^nrs:, hands were lft4.2<X>
b«^s. against ICU.toU. " The stuck in first haada
August '1 was 43.051 bags, against 21.601 on
the same date last year. Tb« cirenlar*says: "-•
"The eontlnuod demand experienced during
tbe last two months in this market leaves it
stock *in \u25a0\u25a0 first bands of only 40.000 bag». com
posed principally of c*ffees graded 11 cents anrt
above and which remain neglected. Tbi» stork
will not rafflce for current needs and \u25a0as this
season l s practically over, so far an \u25a0ttlpment.4
are concerned, dealers wtll doubtlessly be forced
to RMfc other «ourcea «f trapplv for the lower and
medium grades. Prices remain about unchanged
from those of a month ago with a somewhat
stiffening tendency, on account of expected
short supnlle».' Some current unwashed Salvador
of very Inferior roasting Quality has beea sold
at 914 cents, btit generally dealers are \u25a0 not
tempted at this concession to take la rematnlnc
holdings of this class, while those of " fair
roasting merit can be obtained at present value.
»Vi cents. The lowest v cUsse^ are in active
domand and coffees grading below S cent* ar#
selling freely immediately following, arrival.
Spot Brazil coffees have .Witnwi »t» t .-oil In
A ew York and advices report a v«ry dull and
waiting market. While holders of spot stock*
are enabled to secure heavy premiums for de
sirable selections, buyers are strictly adhering
to a band to mouth policy in taking in supplier.
which they • can Import .on a decidedly lower
basis. Receipts at the primary ports for tb»
first month of the new crop year are 1..t53.n0n
bazn against 1,073,000 bags during July lan
jear. "\u25a0-..'-\u25a0 \u25a0 . ,' \u0084v--."j
1 ••Deliveries . from first hands since the Ist 1
ultimo Include: 1.7.T7 bags Costa Rica; 508 Ntc»
ragna: 8.767 Salvador: 14.385 Kaatemala; I.&A
Mexican and 1.«76 other .kinda; in all 25.553
bass against 7.01$ bag* last year.
-- "Market doses steady wttb good demand."
Costa Rica. BVi<ai3!i«"; Salvador. «iai2e:
Nicaragua. 9fi*l2c; Guatemala-Mexican. 8^ 1.3 c;
Hawaiian, 8@ 14 14 c: Ecuador. B>4e per pound
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
Tbe Western sngar refining company quotes a*
follows, term* wt c.i«h: Standard granulated,
fine, s.Vic:. Vic: df> coarse. 5.23 c; fruit granolatad,
5.23 c- confectioners*. A, 5.23 c: crystal domino*.
In cases. 8.23 c; tablets. In half bbls. 3.73 c; tab
lets. In b«ces. 6c; cubes and A crushed, 3.30 c;
powdered. 5.33 c; candy granulated, 5.33 c; confec
tioners' crystals. 5.33 c: magnolia A, 4.83 c; extra
C. 4.75 - golden C, 4.63 c; D, 4.33 c. Bar in 100
lb bags. 5.60 c; to barrels. 3.70 c; half barrels.
5.85 c; 40 lb tins, 7*.30e: S3 lb tins. 7.30 c; 10 lb
tins, $7.95 c; S lb tlas. 7.93 c; 30 lb boxes, 6.10 c.
Barrels and 30 lb bags 10c. half barrel* 23c,
boxes 50e per 100 lbs more on all grades.
Tbe California and Hawaiian sugar reflnins
company quotes as follows: Berry. 5.23 c; "Hl
grade'T bar. 5.60 c; powdered. 3.33 c: A crushed.
5.50 c; C. * H. extra fine dry granulated. 5.15<.
coatse dry granulated. 3.23 c: confectioners? .Wr
5.23 c; eonfectfoners* crystals. 5.33 c: en bes. 3.50*;
bricks, 5.50 c; extra fine granulated (100- lb ba?s
only). ; excelsior A. 4.8."5 c; extra C. 4.7.V;
golden C, 4.65 c; yellow D.'4.33c:"H: &. B. erystat
domlnos. 8.23 c. Additional per 100 lba: In bar'
rela and 50 lb bags. 10c more; half barrels. 23c
more; boxes. 30c more for all grades. Bar, In 33
lb and 40 Ib tins. 91.70 more; In 10 Ib tins, $2.33
more. Minimum order, carload weight.
Hides, Tallow. Wool and Hoy*
According to cable advices from Euroo».Jpr
weather condltloos in England are unfavorable '
for hops, and growers are not meeting with an'
success In combating , the attack of Termtn with
their -spraying operations. On the ; contiaenr
weather conditions are likewise unfavorable anil
crop prospects have not Improved.
Hides — Call?! and brands sell about *?®lc nr»
der quotations. Heavy salted steera, 13Vic: ras
diuci. 13c: light, 12c: cowhides. 12c for heavy.
12c for light: stags.- B%e: salted kip. 13c: salted
veal, 17c; salted calf. lT%c; dry hides. 21c: dry
kip, 20c; dry calf. 23c; dry Teal. 23c; dry stag*.
16c; sheepskins, shearlings. 2O'it4(:e eacb: shore
wool. 50@73c eacb; medium. 75c@$l eacn; lone
wool. $1.25<31.73: 1 lambs. ; Wg-'Sc: hor«ebide<>.
salt. $2.25(g2.50- for large and $1.73<<|2 for ma
dlum. .73c@$l for small and 20@50c for colt«:
borsebides, dry. $2@2.23 for large ami $l.Js'(«._'
for' medium." 50c@$ t for small and ..v^st'e for -
colts; * goatskins, prime angora. 75o*tJt: lurs
hair- goats. 33c; medium, 20c; small. 3@lsc:
Mexican dry bides. 17 Vic: do pickled. 16e; do dr*
salted. 12c; dry stags. .12c; Mexican deerskins. 1 '
So@34c; dry salted . do. 23@27c; dry Central
American, 28@32c per Ib. \u25a0 • - •
Tallow — No. 1 rendered. 3@3%c; No. 2. Z%
4%c; grease. 2@2%e. \u25a0 i.: . \u25a0
Wool — Nominal; none here. \u25a0
' Hopi — Prices to growers are. S@l2e for 190*
per lb, with 15@20c for contracts for new. crop
delivery. _ 5-.-^. \u25a0-.'/>-\u25a0,
Xew y ork - Produce
NEW YORK.- Aug.' s.— Uopa— Paclflc coast.
,190?. 14@17c; 1907. 11 @Hf.
\u25a0 Hides— Firm: Central American. 23§2u^4C.
Wool— Steady.
Petroleum— Steady.
Sugar— Raw firm: fair refining," 3.55 c; con- .
trifugal," 96 test, 4.08 c; molasses sugar. 3.35 c. 1
Refined steady. ; . - - *
'Coffee — Futures closed generally steady. 11JT0
unchanged to 5 jioint* higher. Sales. 13.500 bas.-".
September. 5.65<55.70e; December, 3.30 c: May.
5.40 c; July, 5.43 c. Spot qniet; No. 7 Rio. 7~ir.jj
7%c; No. 4 Santos. S3i#9c. Mild* fjuiet; Cor
dova, »%@l2'.ic.
"Batter — Steady: creamery "specials*. 26'<i'ft2K:
(official; price 26% c); creamery extras. ;2B&!
" Cheese — Steady.
Eggs— Steady.
" '\u25a0 DRIED FRUITS
-Evaporated Apples — Steady: fancy. StJOVlr:
choice. S<gß%c; prime, IMfgF&C', common tv '
fair. s<S6%c.
Prunes — Easier; quotatlOTM range from 2U^
to ll%c for California and from «Jc to 9c for
Oregon frnlt. \u25a0
Apricots-^- Dull: choice. 10t£?10»ic; ' extra
choice.. W'C: rancy, ll<Sl3c.
Peaches — Firm; choice, s*4 (S6c; fancy, 7<g
- Raisins — Dnll: loose muscatel, 3V.j@4V»e;
choice fancy seeded. 4%fi6c; seedless, 3%@sHc:
London layers, $1.15@1.20.
Chtcaeo .Dairy and Produce Market
CHICAGO. Aug. s.— Butter steady; creameries.
22Q2.V: dairies. 20@23%c. Ess» v steady; re
ceipts, 6.818 case*; at mark, eases included., lsc;
firsts. 21V.«u prime firsts. 23c. Cheese strong:
daisies, /15%^ai5%e: twins. 14%(fei*%c: Younj
Americas. 15%Q15%e; longborns, ISWjSWTic.
Los Ancele* Market*
I.OS -ANGELES. Aus- s.— Receipts '«n th«
produce market were lisbt today and pri.es
were ftna The cheese market waa dull, wltti
slightly heavier receipts. Eastern and north
ern fresh cheese Is most In demand. Frfces* of
cc»» .remained nnchansed. althoocb only 2K.
eases were recelred. Extra selected still ar*
quotf^l at 38 cents a dozen, ranch candled at
34 cents and ease counts at 31 cents.
Receipts of produce today were: \u25a0 Egga. -.!*.
cases- butter. 21.518 pounds; , cheese. 1..k»"2
pounds; potatoes. «07 sacks: onion*. 41 sat-ks:
beans, none; sweet potatoes, none; apples, jl-
E??*— Extra selects. S6c: local ranch, cai
dled, firsts. 3*c; case count, 31c; eastern.- ffesn.
y °Butter— Creamery, " extra, «2^ie; , creamery.
fir»t«. 60c: «-o«»king butter. 25>. .
Cheese— Northern fresh, tT,«-i@lSc: . anchor,
lar-e 20c • anchor Y«ranr' Amfrfc*. 21c; tian-l -«
cheese, anchor brand. 22c: eastern singles. IS'jc;
pattern twins. :IS lie: eastern euecldars,, l.c;
eastern longhorn. li>'-ic: eastern dai*y. ISe:
swiss, imported. SOc: swiss. douiestic,. tOe: bruk
cream.' 20c;- limburger. 20c: imported noquefort.
42c^ Edaia. SS-37 size, case ot 12. $-*l.softi!»;
German breakfast; $1.10 box: -Neufcnatet. $1.20
box: Sierra.; $1.10 ;box; Canada cream. 1 dozen
to box. 95c; Schlosakase, $1 box; , Catnambert.
$120 box: Oregon cheese. 18c.
Beans— NoY 1 pink. $3.50: No. J Ihnas. $44S
4 50- Lady Washington. $5.23; .' small whlt^.
*6.5<>' 1 a.75': blackeyea.- $3.30; GarTaußas. $t.50;
lentils. German, $»; do California. $5....
-Potatoea-^Hlghland*. .$1.35: sweets, yellow,
local.- s3;' new potatoes. 51.23S 1.30. . ...
- MISCELLIAXEOUS aiARKETS .
Cotton Market
\u25a0 NEW YORK. Aug. 5. — Hotton'a wire sax*:
'The .Tery nervous undertone : waa again appar
ent in .the local \u25a0 cotton \u25a0 market, and very strung
Interests are now appearing on both • sides. .. Lli
erpool-was considerably higher than anticipated,
and the early weatlier map showed a contlnu
xtioa of the dry hot condition in Texas, but tb«
local market ignored .the features. .
\u25a0 "After, the opening,' howefer, prices began to
drop somewhat quickly. . Bears were aggressive
and sold <iuite- freely, but when prices' got dow a
within 2. to, 4 points of 'the 12c marfe - resist
ance was met and the market showed a mod
erated rally. " The report* from Texas, were bull
ish regarding crop conditions. It being claimed
that the ,c-Top Is deteriorating rapidly oa ac
count-of the lack of moisture, and' some au
thorities are now estimating that- that *tat«*
will not raise two ' million bales. While tner*
has been rather; too much -rain In the eastern
' sections, the crop advices, aside from Texas, are
ffenerally of a more satisfactory nature. - Too
demand •\u25a0 for spot continue* small.
•The feeling here Is badly mixed. Toe mar
ket-i» largely la the hands of powerful traders
and'they are doing about as they like with It.
After a 75 point break in two day» the small
operators have been pretty wetl shaken, oat an«l
the ' market Is in • a healthy po*'tl«» from their
I»oint of view .Weather condition* are about
the - name. \u25a0 hot - there is too, much rain In the
ea*tem - part " pf the ; belt and Texan l«» stilt
very dry." There', seem* t» he a. feeling that
new cotton will be. for sale In the market In Oi^
Lf. HUTTON &CO.
100 California . *t. . Tel. Dooslaa 2487 .
St. Francis Hotel Tel. Douglas 3852
Memliers New York Stock Exchange
I'ioneer House
Private Wire to Chicago and *
1 .\eW York
yk.,K. MULCAHY. Manager *•';

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