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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
BROKERS INCREASE
TRADING IN STOCKS
Stagnation of Demand Encour*
ages Bears to Attack Prices
in Wall Street
Sellers Profess Apprehension
Regarding Roosevelt's Atti=
tude on Special Interests
Sew York Stock List
'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0-. E. -F. Hutton & Co.. 430 California street,
members of the New York stock exchange, fur-
Bish the following list. of bond and stock sales
yesterday: : : \u25a0 \u0084
.: Sales j ; STOCKS |Hlgh| Low j Bid I Ask
....... iAlJis-ChJilniers .. 1. ..:.[.. ...1 8 9
........ Do pfd- ]...,.( 31 . 35
"15.100 Araalg Gopper ... 64*1 62^ j 63« 63»j
3.100 Anifr B^et Sugar! Oti^i 35% 35% 36. H
........j DopM -----J 91 M^
'a)o.Amer Can Co ... R%] SH 8%
•200| Do pfd.. 6S%| 6S%| 6K. 65%
lOOAmer C&.F Co [ 47 4S
V-..---1 Do pfd |110% 111
300iAiarr Cotton Oil *1%. 61 ! 61% 62
ii Do pfd.. i ]101 103
400 Amcr Hide & L..1 6 j 5%J 5% 6
.800 Do pfd. ( 30% i 28St[ 28 29%
}?m ... Amer Ice Securit j 119 20
200Am«-x Linseed .. 12 11% 11J4J 12
*;..... Do pfd f 30 |33
600 Amer Locomotive 35?»! 34%j 34% 34»;
.......: Do pfd ...| JlO3 106
, t .....'AJner Malt Coa i 4 5
Do p'd- --! 30 34
....... An Mslt Con 5 6
....... Do pfd I I 131 ,32^
7,200 Axaer S & R Co.i 6S I 6«% 66% W*t
10C' 1 Do pfd |104 104 103 104
_ Amer- Sugar 117% US
Do pfd ill 7 120
400! Amer Steel Fdies 44 43 42 *» 4H 1 ;
TOO; Amer T& T Co.. 135% 135 135 135%
....... Aoor Tob pfd .. 92% 93%
....... :Air.er Woolen ... . | 27% 2S
SV> Do pfd 95 94% | M%\ 95
700;'Araconda ... S9li .T9 3»jij 39%
;•*.... ...Atlantic C Line. ......... .110% 111
a.3OC;A T& S F 98 I 98% »6i a m%
1C»O Vo pfd 98% i 9a%i M%\ 83%
13,900 Bait & Ohio 104%;101Ti l(K%jlO2\
\... ! Do pfd j 87 tW
\ [Bethlehem SteeL. l 1 26% 2S
....... Do pfd 1 ( i 57% 59
300 B R T 74 j73 1 73? 4 74
2.300 Canadian Pactsc!ll>4J-i;]»2**!l9o s .!l«3 r i
2.2-.»OC i O 7o^ 7J%i 72*1 "*'«
& A S.i 2!>J SIS I of>
<00C.C W 22* 4 22 ! 22% 23
.-.A. I»o pfd ... 44'- 43"i! 4^ )44
.;/\u25a0\u25a0: ""Ti N W WSi-lilW J142%!143ii
*>..""fiC M i: St P |121 jllS«s;llS%in9
'. : '2.C<n> Do pfd ;14.» J144 |544 \W>
;\u25a0 - f < 1 f-n:rMl Leather. .1 ;U"%; ;>4 } 33%j "4
5601 .; Do ff d 1 1°3 ! 105 % \ 10.1 % . U*
... .:.. rpmr«l of N J-.| ; 250 [300
....... Cliuag» Xcrminalj .j 4 - i \u2666 \u25a0
....... r»o pfd i j.\.:.! * 120
.....v/C G t & St U. j i 7n I 75 \u25a0
....,.: Pr. p!-l .....{...-'.'l 95% IV.
300;Colo Fuel & Irou. 3o .1 3»«j 29 I :'0\ 2
i.......i Do I'.fd : 'U«> H-tJ
\u0084:.... Coluni H C &. 1..J-... T 4 j s>i
. 2)0 Colo Southern ...j 54% oZ*s -">:? ;51
v....... !••> l« pfd ....< j..... 71 j T2 1
.....:.: Do 2-1 i>l<i i i..... :«9 j 72
:v-.*3;«oii!c6oßiaUMa.tvd: v -.*3;«oii!c6oßiaUMa.tvd Gas;jl2»%;l2B [i2K^|l2S|^
\u25a0 : SOO Corn Pro-JucU hl3»] 13^*i L3 *'^l 1:: "'*
...::.::: l»o p£«i i i I 75 (70
..-..-. Del £: Hudson ...:.:...; jISS I<^»
.: ; .XM>,l' <v X <i. 1 30 j 291J1 2»HJ .Hi»>i
. -461» Do I'M .;. 71"* 70\u0094 7O' 4 j 7«>-' t
ft ...'....!r»isn'..ii.l Metch 1 S3 j 91
•.-:•.:- -50u":I>MiIling S«.ur.. 27 j 26^ s 2<>;«i ~~
w..:-..:U:i!u;h SUA j 10 j 12
..;...:.; Ha j.fd IS i 22
\u25a0:• - iOQ Et\- 25*»{ 25 24 % 24 %
\u25a0"\u25a0'\u25a0 He Do Ist pfd. 42 142 41% 42
j5V... ..; 1>» 24 i>t<i ....i . 301-4 32
\u25a0 i... vu .: Gc:i.rai El^otric. .1- . 14.su, 1144%
:. : .•JiinO.J^eld Cuns ...1 S?s! k%{ BVii B^l
.- ' ~ JOO tilt Northern Ore: 54 j54 153 54
'..'.' l.»«i('i«ii-t Nortnern iifd|l24',»|l22%|l2:{ 123%
;- .. 3Cw!nUnoU ccatral ..',123 129 !I2S 12:* ;
».,....jlut Marine !•••••! 4~i\ 5 .
> »....:.! Do pfd........|..-.-l ] 15% 16
- l.SOc.lutcT Metro -lS^ \u25a0 18V*|,18 18%
' '.. «<*!,- t»o pfd 4S 47%| 4S 48H
\u25a0W. ilntor Paper (10% 11%
• .:..-;. I Do pfd .147 49
20»: Inter Pump 39 35;4 SS% 53%
, *.'.....\u25a0, Do pfd -|..... SO 81%
300-lovra Central ... 17%j 17^-i 16% 17
.».......'! Do j.fd {..... 30 I 30V4
........Kan Cy Southern ..... ..... 27ii 29
' .......j Do iTfd ....... 62^» C 3
Lake Erie &W 15 17
» Do pfd ]..... 35 40
fc.,..,.!L & N 142 14.J
: lOO.Mackay 85 S5 81 SO
'•.;..:.) Do rfd - MJS "5
>..... .'Manhattan 125* 133
.: 2.600 Mfxu an Central. 31 30% 30% 30%
i. :.-.., Minn k St L .1.... 23 25
-*......( Do Ist pfd 3S 49
. 400.M St PkSS M. 120 ]128!4 128 i 128%
..- Do pfd "..' 1.-.. -I - 145 14S
.. «00,M<7 Kan &- TexM* :iiv 4|4 | 31 30?4 31
*> |. .Do pfd til 63%
200-Mis>ouri Pacific 52 52 \u25a0 52 52%
\u25a0 • loaiNHtional U-ad .'.1% 51% 61 '51%
. 10"j; Do pfd....;.... 104 |lf>4 ioa% 104 V*
....;..; National Biscuit.. j 112 114 i
! i Do pfd....- J |...».| 121*4
4OO,N>va<ia Cons I 20^?l 20^4i 20i»( 20%
." NY. Air Erake..].....]...;.] 72. 75
6.200. New York CentrsJillO*; 109% 109 * i 110
„ |X YC& St L...J.... Tj 61 6.'5
...^..j Do Ist pfd 100 110
•V. 1 Do 2d pfd..... ,: 80 83
200 -N' YNH &; H...|151 150% 151 lbd
."..; N-y Ont & W.J 39% 40
, jNorfo!k & West..]...-... ?>% 96%
» ..j Do pfd... 1 87 90 "
SOOlNorti) American 66vi CS
S.lCK', Northern PacJnc.. 114%|113%j113Vs H3Ts \u25a0
». Omaha ..| 130 150
i Do pfd.... 1 1 .|11O" 155
• .Pacific Coast 1. 1100 112
' 400 -Pacific Mail |. 27 \ 25% 25% 26%
6<>o;Pac Tel A Te1. ..1 33 I 32%{ 32%| 34
».-. i I»<; pfd j I--.-.1 90 i 95
- 4.7oo Vena R tt. Co.'.. .|I2S% 127%*127% 127%
\u25a0 l'Xi; People's Gas 106 106 106 106%
.- jPlttsburg Coal 36 17%
•-! Do pfd... «.>i.i 66'
:|P C C t St L... 91 94
.." I Do pfd K»5 106 ;
20i) Pressed Steel Car 34 34 ?»\% 34
• i Do pfd j \u0084 83U 94%
,Rjr Steel Springs. 30% 31
..'. L Do pfd.. ....,.., 90 98
.03.500j Beading 142 135% 139% lS9ii
' I »o Ist pfd 1 85 SS
I Do 2d pfd 80 ».'{
. \u25a0 .400, Republic s & 1..J SO 29% 29% no
\u0084^ Do pfd 1 90 85
5.70« i Rook Island Co.. 3^ 29 29 29%
SOOj Do- pfd 66% 64 63 \u2666).>'
, (Sloss S S & I Co.) I . 55 56
\u0084..-....[ Do pfd: !.-...! 105 106
;StL & SF Ist pfd| 1 55 65
, { Do 24 pfd 33 40
> jßt L & S W 2.1% 25
.:.....! Do pfd. 57 I 57*;
15..^»O,Southern Pacific. 113>i 111 V, 111% 111%
300, Souther n. Ry 22% 22% 22% 22%
' I Do pfd ..| .j 50 52
I :iXtTenn CVipper 26V41 25% 25% 26
' aOOjTesas Pac 28 128 254» 26U
• ". JTbird Aye 8 8%
200;Tol St L & W.. 23% 23Vi 22 23
400; Do pfd 49% «li 48U 49%
." 'Twin City R T 107* 110
lUnion Bag & P '8 9
...... Do pfd •- •--• 55 60
.-\u25a093,200-Unioa Pac 167 164% 164% 104%
! Do pfd 91 G2
iLntd Rds of S F. ...\u25a0 2« 28
- I<X>l Do-pfd 54% 54% 54 55
iU S Ca^t I Pipe. 14 16
\u25a0 Do pfd 51 57
UW;U S Rubber 34% 53% 33% 35
Do list pfd 105% 107
Itn 2.1 pfd 65 75
52..n00U S Steel Corp... 6S^ «7i^ 6 7% 68
700! Do }>fd 116% 116 116 116%
*00;l'ta'u Copper 45% 45% 4514 46
, Va-Car Chemical. ...r. 56% 57%
Do pfd 121 125
SOO Wabasb 17 10% 16% 17
P 1,600 D<> pfd 36% C 5 35>4 X".%
..... We] ls- Fargo Kxp 15S 100 '
.'Western Union 61 «53
:')'< V.>bU::jrbu--.M' ... 68 59 M 01
i\T & L'Erte 4 5
1 Do Ist pfd ........... 9 11"
.-.i Do 24 pfd.. 6% 7%
SOOjCTis Central ....j 53% 52 51 52Vi
• 37«.4«X> lota I tharcs Bold
»«» York JSonda
U S rff 2s rrg.,lol lint Met 4%s .... 7S«i
Do coupon 101 Jlnt Her Mir 4 ! /.s 62V 4
!»<» reg lOl'-ijJapan 4s SS'i
Do coupon 101 s i Do 4%s 84 V4
Do 4s reg 115% Kan City So Ist 3s 72
Do coupon 115V»!L Snor deb 48.1931 93%
AMis-Cbal Ist ss. 76 L & N unified 4s. 97%
Amfj- AgTicul 55. 101 M. X & Tex Ist 4s 97
Aaer T&T. ct 45.100% Do gen 4%s ... *6-%,
Aniftr Tobacco 4s. 75% Mo Pacific 4s 77
Do 6s 105% Do ct 5s ctfe. 92
Armour 4%6 .^.. 92% N" R of Mcx 4%5. 95
Atch gen 4s US% NYC gen 3%5.. 88
Do cr 4b 108 Do deb 4s 04%
Do cr 5s 108% KY.KH& H CT.6s.im^
Atlan C L Ist 4«. 83% Kor & W Ist con4s 117%
Bait 8: Ohio 45.. 99 Do cv 4s .. JS
Do 3y.K 93 Nor Pacific 4s 100%
Do S*W 3%5.. 89% Do 2s 7iVS
Brooklyn Tretr ct 4« S2«* O S Line xt&z 4s. 02%
Central of Ga 58.105 Pa ct 3%e, 1915. !KJ
Cent Leather 55... 95% Pa con 45.. 102
CUE of S3 gn 55.1U% Beading gen 45... 9«
Ches & OMo 4%b.100% St U & S F fg 4f. .So^
Do ref 5s SM% Do gen 5s ..'... 56%
Chi & Alton 3%5. 69 St L S W eon 4s. 73
C. B& <5 Joint 4s. 1>5% Do Ist gold 45.. 59«4
Do g"n 4s 97 Seaboard A L 4s. <»%
C,M& StP gn 3%« 4>1% So Paciflc col Js.. fiO
C.RI& Pac col 4« 72% Do « 4i, " 67-
Do rclc'g 4s ..,. £3 Do Ist rtl 45.. liZfr
MARKET LACKS
ACTIVE DEMAND
NEW YORK. Sept. l.^The
amount of business done in the
stock market today was swelled
considerably over yesterday's
total. The first hour's dealings,
in fact, crossed the day's total
for yesterday. This increase in
activity, however, by no means
brought the dealing into a state
of animation. The overwhelming
preponderance of the transactions
in Reading, Union Pacific and
United States Steel showed the
professional character of the
market and how little changed
it was in that respect.
The entire stagnation of de
mand for securities in itself
serves as encouragement to at
tack by the bears in the specula
tion. A movement of prices in
either direction was welcomed
by the board room traders as a
relief from the unprofitable stag
nation and they joined freely in
the day's movement in the three
most active stocks.
Colonel Roosevelt's address in
Kansas yesterday in its militant
attitude against the "special in
terests" was a subject of pro
fessej apprehension, on the part
of sellers of stocks.
Restriction of projects of im
provement and cutting down out
lay as far as possible were ad
mittedly on. the program for fu
ture months. A general policy of
retrenchment by railroads points
to reduced demand for such a
variety of commodities that the
list of industrial securities was
unfavorably affected.
United States Steel was con
spicuous In this respect.
Amalgamated Copper was a
companion in weakness. Exports
of copper during August reported
at 27,976 tons, were the largest
in any month since April of 1909,
but the price of the metal receded
in London and the copper securi
ties were sold with the rest of the
list.
The expected advance in the
Bank of England discount rate
did not occur but the private dis
count rate in London held firm,
Inroads in New York bank cash
are being made at a heavy rate,
indications pointing to an in
crease of $10,000,000 or upward in
that item for the week.
Bonds were easy, total sales,
par value, $1,476,000.
United States bonds were un
changed on call.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. — E. F.
Hutton & Co.'s wire says: There
seems to be little explanation of
today's movement in stocks, which
was downward, other than the
selling of some -long commitments
by one or two large speculators,
ttlio returned from Europe with
in a week. These interests bought
storks on their arrival here and
endeavored to put the market up,
but met. stock' from insiders,
hence these operators threw their
holdings over yesterday and
today.
Insiders are not looking f6r and
do not. want outside interference,
which seems apparent. New York
Central and Pennsylvania earn
ings for July showed the recent
increase of the wage scale in
these properties by producing a
net loss for the month of over
51.000.000 each.
A large loss in cash by the
banks for the week is another
bearish item. Hence, it was not
surprising at bearish operations
today.
Colo Indus 5s 75 ]So Railway 55. ..".104*4
Cr>lo Midland 45.. 69 .1 Do sren 4s 73
Col So r&ext 4>-.s 8« lUnion Paciflc 4s. .100%
Pol & Hud cv 4s. 96-% Do cv 4s 304%
I»cn & Rio G 4s. 92^1 Do Ist & ref 4s. 06
Do refd 5s Sn%iU S Rubber 6s. ..102
Distillers 5s - ««S t V S Steel 2d 55. .103%
Hrie prior lien 4s. 82% Va Car Chew 55.. 09 >i
Do gen 4s 71 Wabash Ist 5s 10$
Do cv 4s, ser A 6S Do Ist & ext 4s («Vj
Do cv 4s, ser 803 Western Md 45... Nl^ !
O*n Elect cv Rs . . 135 Westing El cv ss. hS ;
111 Cen let ref 4o t)6 Wis Central 45. . 02^4;
.\f»» York "Ulninc Stocks
Alice I.7slLeadville Con .... 07
Bnjntwipk Con .. O7j Little Chief 06
Com Tunnel Stock 23; Mexican 1135
C<nn Tnnnol Bonds .18 Ontario 2.25
Cou Va Mm Co.. I.37iOphir 1.37
Horn Silver 40jStandard 05 ,
Iron Silver I. so l Yellow Jacket ... CO
New-York Curb Stocks
Bid. Ask. l Bid. Ask.
\u25a0Amw Tob ..335 405 [Standard Mill 12 16
Braden 3% 3%' Do pfd ...40 50
Brit Colum.. 4Va 4%, Standard 0i1. 507 603
Kte Coalition IS 10 ISuper & Pitts 11% 12
Chi Subway. 4Vi 4?: Yukon . . ....3% 3 13-16
Chlno ' 14 14V» Cum Ely :.. 6.8
Cons Ariz . .li 115-16 First -Natnl. .: 3*4 3"t
Dolores ' sii 6 Kerr Lake .. 'di 6U
El Rayo ... 3% ;9% r^a Rose .... 3^i 4v^
Ely Cent ... 0-16 % Dalty ........ 3 5
Oironx 6Vi fi?t May5' ........ 75 SO
Greene Can.. 7 -7% June 20. 30
Gug Express.lSO 190 January 32 36
InsplraUon .. S & 1-16 Davis Daly... IM, 1%
Miami ...... 19 19% Mason VaJ ..7% 7 13-16
Mines of Am 5S 57 . Nev HUls .. -2V* 2 3-18
Montg Sho. .. H Vi Florence ..2 15-16 3 1-16
Ntpi&sing ... 10% 10% Ely Con .... 30 S5
Ohio ........ 2 2 1-16 Union Cop .."4% 5
Ray Central.2% 2.3-16! t><> pW ... .15 30
Bay Con ... 17% lS%!Keygtone .... 3% 3%
San Toy ... 20 30 [Palmer .147^157%
Boston Copper Stocks
BOSTON. Sept. 1. — E. F. Hutton's Vire says:
"Market was absolutely dead. Nearly every
transaction was in odd lots, except a few in
Lake, whfch was the feature. . selling off two
points on mostly odd lots.' The market is in
:t waiting position and requires a leader. Oper
ators-do not look for any activity until New
lork snows an upward trend."
The Coiomercial Times says: "The recent
strike of ore on the 900 foot level of the prop
erty cf the Arizona Commercial copper com
pnny In Arizona . assures that company a large
producing mine, which will be able to produce
copper at about 9c a pound. Production will
begin wltMn' two or three months, as the
shalt Las bnt little over 100 feet to go to
get to the 900 foot level. The leached ore
on the 700 foot level corresponds to that of
the Old Dominion at the tenth level, and the
diamond drill, has shown that the same char
acter ol 6ulphlde deposits underly the leached
tone." \u25a0
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
ton & Co., 430 California street, San Francisco:
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Adventure ..6 7 Newhonse ... I*4 1%
Allouez S9 42 North Butte.. 27% 27V,
Arcadian ... 5 "5% Ncr Cons ...20% 20^
Arli Com .. 16 10*4 North Lake... 9« 0%,-
Atlantic .... 6 6% Old Dominion 35' —
A'P 4.X 5 JOsceola 122 129
Do pfd ... 16 17 OJlbway ....... 5& 6
BalakfaU ... 6^4 7 Parrot 13 15
Bte Coalition 18 19 iQulncy 73 75
Cal & Art*.. 59 59% Shannon 9% 10
Cal & Hecla. — 560 Santa Fe ... 1% it-
Centennial .. — 18 United Shoe.. 49% 50
Coppr Range 65% 66 Do pfd . . . 27% 28 <
Daly West... 6 6% Super & Br»st S 8% '
East Butte.. 7% 7% Super & Pitts 11% 11%
Franklin 10 10% Super Copper. 45 -45%
Granby 32 33 Tamarack ... 56 57
Hancock .... 20« 21% Trinity 5% 6%
Helvetia.... 2% 2% U S Mining. 3S 88%
Isle Royale.. 18% 19 Do pfd ... 4814 49
Indiana 17% 18" Utah Apex .. 3% 3%
Kerr L«ke .. fl% «•% Utah Cons ... 23% 24%
Keweenaw .. 3% 3^ Victoria 3 3%
Lake Copper. 34 35 Wolverine ...123 125
La Salle. ... 10 10% Wyandotte .. 1% 1% '
Mass Con . . 7*i 8 Winona S S%
Mexico Con.. 48c r.Oc Greene Can... 7 7%
MlcU Mm ..4 4% Glroux 0% fi%
Mohawk 47% 48 Ray Con ... 17»i 1814
Boston Curb Stocks
Bl<J. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Ariz & Mich. 1% 25 Keystone .... 3 -3%
Ahmeek 180 100 Live Oak ... — 17
Bohemia .... 5% 6 Majestic 49 51
Boston Ely.. IV* l%|Ma6on Val .. 7% 7%
Calaveras ... 10% 10% Ncr Douglas. 2 2%
Cactus. 1% IT/i01i»0...l T /i01i»0... 1% 2
Chief C0n5..1% 19-16Oneco 2« 2%
Corbin ...... Vi% 614 Raw Coalitton 11 12 -"
Chlno 14 14Vi Suattuck Ariz,— 25
Daris Da1y..1% 1 9-16] San Antonio.. — , 7
Esgle &. BB 75 S5 Snp & Globe. 20 25
Ely Witch... 10 17 South Lake... &H"S%
Inspiration .. 8 8%
. London Closing Stocks
Cons for money.SO 9 16 Loulsv & Nash.... 147
Do for acct $0% M, K:& Texas 32%
Amal Copper .... 64*-i X V- Centra 1.... ..114%
Anaconda S>U New-folk & West... »S
Atcbison .........^OJ»H: Do pfd ........ 91
Do pfd 103 Ont& Western... 41
Bait & Ohio 107 Pennsylvania ..... 65«
Caji Pacific .19414 Rand Mines , 8%
Ches & Ohio 754 Reading 7.72.-
Chl Great West.. 24% So Railw-ay 2SU
Chi. MU &St P. 123% Do pfd 54
De Beers 17^, So Pacific ...... .115
Den & Rio G.... 31% Union Paciflc .-...16911
Do pfd 73% Do pfd «4
Erie "J5% U S 5tee1........ fjgxi
Do l6t pfd..... 44 Do pfd-........1in%
Do 2d pfd 33 Wabash ...... 17%
Grand Trunk 27% Do pfd ........ 3$
111 Central 134 Spanish 4s ....... 02
Bar silver — Steaoy; 24% d per ounce.
Money— 2@2% per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
*bort till* i« 3 1 1«f03% per cent and for three
months' tills 5%@3% per cent.-
Treasury Statement
.WASHINGTON, Bept. I.— The condition of the
THE SAN FRANCISCO GALL,, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1910
Comstock Shares Advance Again
1 treasuDj- at the begitininp; of business today was ;
as follows:
Trust funds— Gold coin. $550.511,6«9; silver
dollars. $485,930,000; silver dollars of ISOO,
$3,557.000; silver certificates outstanding, $485,
939,<i00.
General fund — Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. $5,974,795; currenfliabilities; $9n,055,
745; working balance in treasury offices. 's3o.B26, •
: 057; in banks to credit of treasurer of the United
States, $35,774,441; subsidiary silver- coin.
?20.3»>6.533; minor coin. $922,151; total balance
in general fund, $99,523,208.-
Xew York Money Market
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. — Money on call, steady,
I^4 ©•- per cent; ruling rate. 1% per cent; clos
ing bid, 1% per cent; offered at-lTi per. cent.
Time loans, dull and firm; 60 days. 3% per
cent, and 90 days, 4@4»i per cent; six months,
4%<g5 per cent.
Prime mercantile papor, s^4^*s per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers' bills at - $4.5330@4.8350 for CO day
bills, and at $4.Rfi35 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.53@4.83%. \
Bar silver, 52% c.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
easy.
Northern Business
TACOMA. Sept. I.— Clearings, $1,059,143; bal
ances. $145,804.
SEATTLE. Sept. I.— Clearings. $1,495,116;
balances, $157,502.
SPOKANE. Sept. I.— Clearings, $588,267; bal
ances.. $97,848.
PORTLAND, Sept. 1. — Clearings, $1,886,576;
balances, $458,372.
Chicago Discount Rule
CHICAGO, Sept. 1. — New York exchange, 30c
discount. ,
Loans, Exchange and Silver
Hongkong exchange and silver were slightly
higher.
Prime mercantile paper 5 @ 6 per cent
Loans on real estate 5%@8 per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days...;.. — &|4.83%
Sterling exchange, sight... — @4.56^
Sterling exchange, cables — @4;B7Va
New York exchange, sight — @ 2V-s
New York exchange, telegraphic. — \u25a0© 5
Hongkong exchauge, sight — @ 43%
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic. — «J 43%
Silver, per ounce — @ 52^g
Mexican dollars, n0mina1. ....... — © 50
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris 518%
New York on Mexico 201%
Parie on London 25.24%
Berlin on London 20.46%
STOCK MARKET
Local recilrities. were "very quiet yesterday
and prices showed no changes worthy of note.
There was » tale of American national bank
af $125.
The following bonds were es: coupon: Bay
Counties ]>owcr ss, $2.50; California G. and El.
O: M. and C. T. ss. $2.50; Edison electric of
Los Angeles ss, $2.50; Ferries and Cliff house
Us, $3; Log Angeles gas and electric corpora
tion fin, $2,50: Loe Angeles-Pacific railroad of
California ns. $2.50; Market street railway first
Con. ss, £2.50; Pacific gas .improvement 4s, $1;
Powell street railway Os. ?3.
Palmer oil was ex dividend of lc.
Bond and Stock Sales
Sales on the stock and bond exchange in Au
gust were as follows: .
Price.
SECURITIES *
Sales ( Low |Hlgh
BONDS "I
Associated Oil C 0...... 41.000 01% 95%
Bey Counties Power C 0...... -3.000 ..... 104
Cal Gas & Elec geu m and ct SO.OOO 99>% 100
California St Cable Co 5.000 100
California Wine Association.. 5,000 90 90%
City Electric Co 8,000 88% 89
Edison Light & Power C 0... 5,000 107% 108
Hawaiian Comm'l & Sugar Co 2,000 ..... 105%
Los Angeles Ry Co 4,000 106V4
L A-Paciflc R R Ist con mtg 4.000 103% 104
Market Street Cable Co 6,000 102 104
Market St Ry Ist cons mtge. 10.000 100 100%
Northern Ry Co (of Cal) 7.000 112% 112%
Northern Cal Power Co Con.. 28,000 93% 94
Oakland Gas, Light & Heat.. 1,000 102%
Oakland Transit Cons. 4,000 ..... 103%
Oakland Traction Co 16,000 SS% 90%
Omnibus Cable Railway 6,000 ..... 105%
Pacific Electric Ry Co 6,000 104^4 104%
Pacific Light & Power Co 2,000 97%
Pacific Tel & Tel Co 37.000 97 07%
Park & Cliff House Ry 10,000 100
People's Water Co 48.000 63% 65%
Powell Street Railway 2,000 102
Sacramento El Gas & Rr... 7,000 101% 101%
San .Tonquin Light & Power 2,000 96
SFO &S J Ry...- 12.000 104 104%
S P R R of Cal (1012) 24,000 104*4 104%"
S PR R Co Ist refunding.. 71,000 93% 94%
S V Water Co gen mtge 155,000 89% OO^i
United Gas & Electric C 0.... 1.000 99
United Railroads of S F 59,000 68 CS%
Valley Counties Power Co...ff 4,000 100
STOCKS
Water —
Spring Valley Water Co 2,130 47% 50%
Gas and .Electric —
City Electric Co 1,255 49% 52%
Oro Water L & P Co 160 61 . 6»-%
Pacific Lighting. Corp pfd 75 76 76%
-Do common 20 ..... 67%
Insurance— '
Fireman's Fund 15 240
Banks —
Anglo & London Paris Natl.. 15 151
Central Trust Co of Ca1.... 10 120
Savings Banks —
Security Savings Bank 6 325
Powder —
E. I. dv Pont de Nemours pfd 135 84 85
Do common 175 150 160
Giant Consolidated.... 150 82 83%
Svgar —
Hawaiian Com'l & Sugar Co. 1,050 40% 41%
Honokaa Sugar Co 10 18%
Hutchtnson Sugar Plantation 200 17 17%
Makaweli Sugar Go 147 37% 38 y t
Onomea Sugar C 0... , 230 46% 4S
Paauhau Sugar Plantation... 1,735 26 " 27%
Union Sugar Co 155 74
on—
Associated Oil Co 2,770 39 45
Palmer Oil Co 400 1%
Miscellaneous — \u25a0 - .
Alaska Packers' Association. 2,003 84 00V4
Cal Fruit Cancers' Assn.... 25 101 14 101%
California Wine Association. 1,090 30 33
Pacific Coast Borax Co 5 156
Paciflc Tel & Tel Co pfd 255 02% 94
Do common 310 30% 35
Philippine Tel & Tel Corp.... 166 22 23%
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. Sept. I— lo-.r.f> a. m.
UNITKD STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask.l Bi<J. Ask.
4s qr cp new — — |3s qr coup... — —
MISCELLANEOTTS BONDS
Ala A"W ss. — 100 Oak Tran 68.107*4 —
Am R El ss. 911/4 — Oak Tran 55.103H —
Asso Oil 08. — — O Tran Onus — ' 104
Bay CPC 5s.lOO?41Ol% O Trac Cn Ps — 98
Cal O G ss. 100 — O Trac Co 5s 90& —
Cal G& E g ' O W gtd ss. -r- 00%
m& ct ss. 97^4 ~ Om Cable 65.108 —
Cal st C 55.100 — Pac Glm 4b. SO i
Cal Wine ss. 59«4 — P E Ry 55..104%104«i
City El 55.. SS BS% Pac L&P ss. — 98%
O O Wat ss. — 09% Do gtd ss. 90% —
Do g mgss 82% 95 Pac T&T ss. 97% —
Ed El LA 5s — 101 P&C II 65.100 102
Ed L&P 65. 107 — P'&--O R 65.100 —
DuPt P 4%s 84 SS People's Wss — 64
First F TrSs.lOl — Powell st 65.. 99
F&V, H 65.100 — Sac EG&RSs.IOI% —
H.C &.S 55.105 107 S Diego R ss. — —
Hbn R T 65.104% — S JL4P ss. 96
L Tahoe Rss — . 08 SFEI Ry r»s — —
L A niervSs. — — SF.O & 5J58.104 104%
LAO &Elss — 100 Do 3d mgss — 96%
Do Cor ss. 05 — Do Con ss. — 96
LA Ry sh. .106 — SJ& SCR 4%s — 90
LAL gtd 55. 100 - — Sierra R 65.. — 109%
LAP leva 55.103y. — S P of C 6s - .'\u25a0
LAP. Cal 55.-— 101 (1912) J...104i,i —
M«rln Ur.ss.loo?iU r .55.100?i — \u25a0 SPC 1 c g ss. — 110
Mkt Xt C 6s. — 104% S P B R 65.124 126 *
Do Icm. ss: 97% — SPRR Ist r4s 9411 943J
MV& MtTos. — — Stkn*G&Js 6s.K>4 — \u25a0
N R of C 55.1121/1 — iSVWj mg4s 00% 00 a i
N C Ry 55.. 101 105 U G & B ss. 09 " —
XC P CoSs.loo 105 tIR of SF*4s. C7V> 68%
XCPCn 5s 93% f»5 ValleKßen - & "
N El Co ss. — .00 Napa Rltss — —
O GL&H 55. 102 — Val Co'P.Ss. 99% —
WATER STOCKS -~
Marin C 0... — \u25a0 — |S V Wat Co. 49^4 50
U AS AND ELECTRIC STOCKS
City El Co.. 4914 — [Pac L pfd.. . "76 —
N Cal* Power — : 64 1 Do com. . ..' 67V. —
Oro W, L&P GO% 61 -34 !
INSURANCE'STOCKS
Cal Ins Co.. — 76 IPac C Cas C 0.145 160
Flremn's Fd.235 — I •
BANK STOCKS
Am Ntl 8k.122% — First Natnl. .2oo 235
Anglo & L0n.150 155 ! Mer Nat Bk. —
Bank of Ca1.203% — J Union T Co.. — —
Cent Trust.. 120 — -
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L.2550 2900 S F Say U..505% —
Hum S 8k..125 150. Say& LSo.. 1—*1251 — *125
Mut Say Bb. — 80 Sec Say: Bk..— "330
• '. STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California' ..120 — | Presidio ..... 25 '32%
POWDER STOCKS '
Dv Pont pfd 84 S4ViJGiant, Con . . -82J4''S4Vi
Do' com '.-. — '— .'•%;
SUGAR STOCKS ' -V : 'V
Hawaiian. C. 40 — - Makaweli S C — 35%
Honokaa SC IS IS% Onomea ,S- 0. 48 —
Hutch S P Cl7\4 Paauhan S C. 27% '29.
Kllauea S'C. 12 -^ ' Unionj S . Co. . — \u25a0 75U
OIL STOCKS
Amal Oil Co.— "60 ISterling' Oil. . 2% —
Awo Oil Co. 40i4 41* W Coast Opf — 101
Palmer -Oil.. - — . 1.52 |, Do com ... — —
> MISCELLANEOUS, STOCKS •
ALnska P. A." SS% 90 V Pac;Au.\ F A — - 5^
CalF C A'.. lol;* — -, Pac -C~Borax.lss .—
Cal \u25a0; Wine. A- 32 3:?.\ Par T&T pfd — :05
MV& .Mtl\n".' — — Do com ...*'^- ' 3514
;N Alas S Co..W 120 Philip T& T 23% 24%
SALES
Morning Session
Board — '
100 Associated ' Oil "Co .' 40.00
20 City Klectric Co '..:.... 4U.15
40 Hawaiian Coml -& Sugar Co -40. 2.V
So Ifouokaa Sugar C 0... 18.25
20 Spring Valley Water Co :.- 49.50
$1,000 Cal Gas & El G M & C T 55.. 97.50
$»,(JOO Spring Val Wat gen mtge 45.. 90.50
Street — ' .'
100 llutciilnson Sugar Plantation. .. 17.25
$3,000 City Electric Co ss. SS.OO,
Afternoon Session >
Board — -.
20 'American" Nat Bank 125.00
5 Associated Oil Co.. cash 40.2."»
J>o City Eltetrio Co 40.00
Street— • •
?5.000 S. I 1I 1 It-'R Ist refdg 4s 94.50
' UNLISTED SECURITIES
10ft People's Water (c0mm0n)....,. 2.00
IS California Wine Assn (pfd) 73.50
4D American ' River Electric 15.00
$I.O<M) Westeiu Pacific ss, cash 93.25
$1,000 Western Pacific 5s 93.37%
80.000 Westtrn Pacific 55.. 93.50,,
$5,000 Western Paciflc VssV 5s 93.75
$1,000 North Paciflc Coast ."5.... 100.75
$3,000 S F & S J Valley 5s ...111.75
$1,000 Paciflc Gas & Electric 5s 95.25
+- . .»-
MINING STOCKS
\u25a0«- : _ — : >
The Comstocks were active and higher yes
terday, with an active business in Ophir in
the afternoon. Ophir sold up to $1.62%; \u25a0 Con
solidated Virginia to $1.47% and Mexican to
$1.42%; The rise was in the face of news
of a temporary curtailment of the water sup
ply, neces-sary to run the hydraulic pumps at
tlie C. aud O. shaft through a sagebrush fire,
•which destroyed a portion of one of the water
company's flumes near five mile reservoir
Wednesday night. The mining superintendent,
however, wired to headquarters in this city that
the fire was out and that the damage to the
flumo would be soon repaired and that in the
meantime there was sufficient water to operate
the pumps so that there was no danger of the
lower levels of the mines being flooded.
The southern Nevadas were quiet.
The dividend of 15c per share declared by- the
Tonopah-Belmont mining company a few days
ago calls for the disbursement of $225,000.
Several years ago the company paid a few
dividends, the aggregate of all being about
$775,000. It is reported that the company will
soon install four Chilean mills, each of 50 tons
c.-ipnclty, ou the Belmont ground at Tonnpah.
This, la addition to the company's plant at
Millers, wiil give a total reduction power of
500 tons a : day.
The bullion tax statement of the Pittsburg-
Silver Peak gold mining company for the quar
ter ending June 30 shows a production of
44.549 tons of ore, the gross yield of which
was $193,170; cost of extracting, $59,104;
tmnsportation, $22,351; reduction. $104,045; net
value, 87,666; bullion tax, $226.16. Four thou
sand and forty-five tons of tailings were treated,
the gross value of which • was $'21,111; cost of
reduction. $5,791; net yield, $12,320: bulllou
tax. 5.3P3.46.
Goldfleld consolidated stock was called on the
New York Etock exchange yesterday.
Ke.«cue-Eula has been substituted for Rescue
consolidated on the list of the exchange.
The company states that its certificates will
be exchanged for those of Rescue consolidated
for 10 days from date (September 1) upon
the payment, of 3c per share.
SAX FKANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales •on the San Fran
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
Regular Mornine Session
200 Alpha OK 1700 Ophir 1.40
400 Belcher i)s 700 Ophir ..1.47%
100 Best & Belch.' 4s! fiOO Ophir 1.45
1000 Bullion 17| 100 Ophir 1.50
2200 Con Va M 1.45 1(K) Totosl 41
SOO Con Va M..1.42% »»0 I'otosl ' 40
700 Con V.i M..1.47%l Ho(> Sierra Nev ... 2!>
1000 Justice 10 100 Sierra Nev ... 31
1500 Mexican ...1.37% 900 Union' Con ... 40
700 Mexican .....1.40 200 Union Con ... 41
300 Mexican ...1.4.2%! 300 Yellow Jacket. 65
Afternoon Session
200 Alpha ... OS! 500 Ophir 1.57'^
300 Alia :... 1212500 Ophir 1.60
1200 Belcher .. U~ 1000 Sierra Nev ... 30
700 Con Va M..1.47% 200 Sierra Nev ... 31
500 Con Va M..1.42% 300 Union Con ... 40
1400 Crown Point.. 94 500 Union Con ..... 41
300 Gould & Cur. 23 400 Utah ......... 05
1000 Ophir 1.50 300 Utah 06
400 Ophir ...1.55
Informal Session
300 Alpha OSi 500 Lady . Wash : . . '00
600 Best & Belch. 06i1540 Mexican 1.42%
1000 Bruns Clioll.nr. 24| 400 Occidental 74
2000 Bruns Potosi. 24 1200 Ophir ......'. .1.60
500 Bullion 17 1500 Ophir ..1.62%
200 Caledonia .... 45 500 Ophir 1.57%
000 Crown Point.. 93 20OOphir ..1.55
400 Exchequer ... 20 700 Potosi .... 43
900 Gould & Cnr. 24 700 Savage 22
1500 Gould & Cur. 25 500 Union Con ... 42
800 Hale & Norc. 30 300 Union Con ... 41
400 Kentuck Cop. 13 '
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Bid. Ask .l ; Bid.Ask.
Alpha ... 07 09 Julia Con 09 U
Alta 11 13|Justlce 10' 12
Andes 10 IS Kentuck Con.. 10 13
Belcher 9(5 9S Lady Wash ..08 —
Best & Belch. 48 50 Mexican 1.40 1.42
Brung Chollar. 25 — New. York Con 05 —
Bruns Potosi. 24 — N Goufel &C. 20 —
Bullion 17 ;19 Occidental .... 4G 4S
Caledonia .... •40 \u25a0 45 Ophir . .. .'. ..;1.55 1.57
Challenge Con 17 19 Overman — -70
Chollar 19 21 Potosi .... 40 43
Confidence ... 70 — Savage 21 23
Con Va M.. 1.47%1. 50 Seg Belcher .. 20 23 '
Con Imperial. 04 06 Scorpion ...... 10 111
Crown Point. . 90 95 1 Sierra Xer ... 30 '31
Exchequer 19 21 Silver Hill ...'• (K3 08
E Sierra Nev. 07 — Uniou Con ... 41 42
Gould & Cur. 24 27 Utah ......... 05 06 l
Hale & Norc. 35 3S Yellow Jacket^w&t OG
TONOPAH AND GOLDFIELD STOCKS
Regular Mornine Session
200 Belmont .....4.00 1000 Great Bend .. 03
200 Belmont 4.05 1000 Man Con .... 04
100 Florence .....2.15 4200 Man Dexter ..11
Afternoon Session
100 Belmnt, b10.4.02% 1000 Man Con .... 04 '
500 Com Fraction. 42 1000 Red Hills .... 05 :
4000 Florence s Ex.. 01 , 500 West End ... 63
Inform;) ' Session
200 Belmont .... .3.95 3000 Jumbo. Er ... 41
300 Belmont .....3.75 2000 Gld Kewanas.., 00
200 Belmont ...3.97% 120 Gld Kewanas.. 10
400 Do, b 15. ..3.93 200 Nev Con ... .20.75
500 Blue Bull ... OS 110 Nev Con . . 20.87 V'
1000 Conqueror .... 02 500 Nev Hills ..2.12%
2000 C O D .. 10 100 Nev Hills 2.13
1 100 Daisy [ 04 2100 Round Mt .... 44
3000 Man Dexter... 08 60 Round Mt 43
600 Gld Con M... 8. 25 1000 Rescue Eula ..11
300 Giroux C0n... 6. 75 100 Ton Exten . . . 87
500 Hailstone ... 03 250 Ton of Nev... 5. 50
7500 Hailstone ... CM 300 Ton of Nev.5.62%
2000 Jumbo Ei ... 43
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA ;
Bid.Ask. , Bid.Ask.
Arjronsut ....1.00 — Cent Eureka... 75 —
Cassidy Con.. — 25 Kennedy .... .10.00 —
NEVADA
Tonopab District
„ \u25a0 • Bld.Ask.l - . • Bid.Ask.
Bclraont 3.95 3. 97 North Star ... 07 08
Jim. Butler .. 25 •26 Rescue Enla .. 11 .12
MacNamara .. 27 — Ton Extcn . . . S7 90
Midway ..... 22 24 Trm of Nev. . .8.12 S. 75 j
Mlzpah Ex . . 30 — West End ... 62 63 ;
Montana ..... S5 90 .
Goldfleld District
Adams 01 02 Gld Kewanas.. on 11
Atlanta ...... .11 — Gld Merger M. 10 —
Blue Bell ... 02 Ot Grandma ..... 01 •02
Bine Bull ... .05 o«! Great Brnd ... l>3 <H \
B°°th 11 1-' Ort Bend Anx. — 01
COD 16 17 Grt Bend Ex. — 01
Columbia Mt.. 04 05 Jumbo Ex ... 40 42
Com Fraction. 41 — Kendall ... 02 •
Conqueror .... 01 02 Lone Star .... 04 05
Cracker Jack. 01. 02 Oro 1 .......... 07 08
Daisy ........ 04 05 Potlateh . :O1 03
Dmdfld' Trußl. 01 02 Red Hills .... 01 05
Florence .....2.12 2.15 Red Lion .... 03 05
Florence Ex.. — 01 Red Top. Ex.. 03 04
Frances Mhk. ;—; — 03 Sandstorm .... 04 • 05
fJold Bar Gld 04 -=- Silver Pick .. 07 —
Gld Con M... 8. 25 8.27 Stives ...... 17 _
Gld N Star.. — OS AVonder .. — 02
Gld Portland. 02 03 Yellow Tiper.. 06 OS
Bullfrott District
Amethyst .... — 01 Mont Bullfrog. — 01
Bonnie » Clare.. 05 •06 Montgomy- Mt.— 01
Blfrj; Nat Bk — 01 Tramp con .. 04 0T»
Homestake K. — 01 Valley View... — \u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0' 01
Mayflower Con 03 04
. • ", Manhattan District
Man BlK.Four.o2 ai Mustang Man.. Ol 02 '
Man C0n:..., 03 04 Orig Man .... 01 O2 i
Man Dexter... (is (19 Pine Nut — 01 :
Mineral Hill.. 01 02 - ;
„' " - Other - Districts <
Lasle's Nest.. 04 06 Nev Hills . . . .2.15 220
Jairvw.G Bid 02 03 Pitts S Peak. ..*\u25a0 49' —
Kilrvw Hailst 03 .04 Ramsey ......— Oil
Fairvw Eagle. —- 40 Raw. Coalition. 12- 13
Jack Pot 02 03 Round M.t ..... 43 45
„, "2 : Copper Stocks
Giroux C0n5.. 6. 62 6.S7|Nev Con \ ..20.75 21.00
\u25a0_>...-'. \u25a0 \u25a0 ; -\u25a0 \u25a0 • \u25a0'.\u25a0 \u25a0<\u25a0\u25a0
Assessment Directory Comstock Alines
_' Company— No. Del. Board. Sale Day. Amt.
Julia- ...15 Aug. 6 Sept. 6 :, ;03
Scorpion ..... IS Aug. .11 Sept. 6: \u25a0 ; .02
Bullion ...... :1S ; Aug. .11 Sept. 12 .05
Cent. Eureka. 25 Aug. 18 . Sept. 17 ., .02%
P0t051,. ...... 14 Sept. 1 Sept. 28 - .10
Utah ...... .. 11 Sept.- 2 Sept. 27 .05
Seg.; Belchtr.. 47 Sept. 2 Sept. 27 ; .05
Challenge .... 54 sept. '4 'Sept.: 28" .10
Tellow; Jacket 37 Sept. 12 Oct. 20 .15
Exchequer --.*. 17 Sept. 12 Oct. 5 .05
Lnion %. .23 Sept.l 3 -', Oct. 111 .10
Savage . . .-. . . 19 \u25a0\u25a0.. Sept:^ 17 Oct. 13 - .10
OIL STOCKS
Trading In the ' oil stocks was light yester
day and the -' only-: change"* of , : note was a'dfecllne
In * Ansocla ted "U.> s4o.2s.'; t> -^. ; : \ \u25a0':<'• '• V \u25a0
- ,Thjs : exchauco : « adjonrns':- from this } afternoon
till \u25a0 Tuesday. - Stplember 1 0,1 overt Labor day. r.iSA i",
\u25a0: Tha - As . soclsltea , company ..: announces \u25a0 : , that
SUMMARY OF?
THE MARKETS
»w York., stocks and coppers <
lovrer. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' . j
Cotton market declined. . <
Local and oil stocks quiet. '. <
."ilvoi- and Ilimskonß exchange J
flruier. — ",\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0 <
Wheat and oats quiet. v '\u25a0<
Barley market in abnormal condi- J
tion. <
Hay still in excessive receipt. \u25a0 ' '<
Prices for fall wools established. \u25a0"'\u25a0]
Government opens bids for hay ,
and; oats. \u25a0\u25a0 - ' ; .r i ','' . <
Butter; and etrss declined. -'\u25a0 ' \
Potatoes and onions steady. \u25a0 <
Cnnnfrs buy -peaches freely. . ';; J :.<
Kalr business intpoultry. '"•• ]
hereafter it will par only ' SOc per barrel' for
oil owine to excessive production. \u25a0 . '. .
New I'onnsylvania is installing a circulating
system and the company expects •to be • pump
in? nil more freely in two days. The large
holo 8 Inches in diameter has a, depth' of
0.550 feet md has given some trouble In pump
in?. The olrciilatlng system will free and
lighten the Lra-vy oil" and make the pumping
easier. The well has boon doing better than
300 barrels. v
The Palmer is still producing 9,000 barrels
I-os Angeles consumers of 5,000.000 barrels
of oil annually propose to organize an associa
tion for 'the purpose of purchasing oil- from
producers direct.
Tlie plans for the association will necessitate
the construction of extensive storage facilities
in I.ns Angeleti, and the building of a pipe line
between the oil country and ' that city.
It 'Is proposed to make contracts with pro
ducers and Ftore and distribute in Los .An
geles oil bought from them.
The Palmei oil company, one of the largest
independent oil producers in the state, la to.
compete with the Standard, Associated and
Union oil companies for handling the petro
leum output of California.
The project, as outlined by Vice President
J. C. Keinn Vau Ec, includes not only a sys
tem of p'pu lines, but a refinery at either
Gnviota or Oilport and a fleet of tank steamers
to carry the oil up and down the coast. About
$2,000,0fi0 i* to be spent at once.
The Va"ey oil company, which is operating
on ths very edge of the city limits of Ooalinga.
"truck a uusher which flowed over the top of
the derrick, according to a report received in
Fresno. A driller ou the well ran the baler
ltto the hole, and when it was pulled out the
well started to flow. The hole is not drilled
into the pand.
At present, although the agency is selling
much more oil than it did last month, it Is
still unable to keep pace with the supply,
which is much in excess of the demand and sale.
-The oil controlled by the agency, now in
storage. Is increasing at the rate of between
35.000 and 40,000 barrels per day, and even
then a large number of companies have closed
down their wells because of the heavy produc
tion in the fields. '
SAX FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid. Ask. l Bid. Ask.
Alma .. — I.OOJNev County. 15 —
Amal Oil ..50.00 —Nev Midway — 22
Amy — 1.50 New Pa Pet SO 95
Apollo — 12 Occidental .. 20 —
Asso OU ..40.25 40.50 Pac R Petro 35 .37
Do bdsos.9K.sf> — Parafflne ... 1.00 —
Bay City .. 2.40 —Palmer 1.47%1.50
Brookshire.. r— 1.55 Peerless — 6.00
Caribou . .14.50 15.12% Piedmont ... 10 15
Claromont.. 1.40 — iPinal ....:. 6.00 7.00
Cresceus ... — 65! Premier .... SO \u25a0 —
Dabney .... — 10 Record ..... 4.00 6.00
De Luxe .. — ". 1.501 Republic ... 50 54
Dominion .. — 95 Sacramento.. 1.00 —
Empire 2.00 3.00 Saver Dough — 1.00
Enos ...... 1.25 1.27% Section 25 ..25.00 30.00
Fulton — 2.oo'Sesnon 8.00 —
Oraciosa ... — 50jShawmnt ... — 50
Gypsy ..;.. .— 52 Silver Tip... 1.75 2.00
111 Crude... — 40S W & 8... 31 33
Jade : 20 — Sterling .... 2.00 —
Junction ... 35 .. 50 Turner 1.25 1.27%
Maricopa 36 2. 47 '™-3. 00 Wolverine .. 25 —
McKlttrick.. 15 21|W X Oil Co. 2.75 2.85
Monte Crist 2.90 — Yellowsto'ne. — 30
M & M... — " 42,
SALES
11:30 a. m. — •» 1
$1,000 Associated bonds / 96.25
50 Associated stock ; 40.25
500 Pacific States *.......... '.36
100 Palmer 1.50
100 Premier 85
300 Republic 51
2 p. m. —
2rt Associated stock 40.25
400 Dominion .72
300 Illinois Crude .43
500 Pnclnc States . : .36
' 800. Palmer 1.50
2,000 M & M... 42
Street —
. 10 Section 25 25.50 '
+\u25a0-\u25a0 ;
I Los Angeles Oil Exchange |
\u2666 . .—. — , — , :
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
'LOS AXGLLES, Sept. I.— Oil stocks were
active today and trading was brisk. Consoli
dated Midway was the feature. Mexican petro
leum common was strong. Palmer oil made a
gain. The call:
Producers — . Bid. Ask.
American Crude Oil Co — 98
American Petroleum Co (pfd). — 95.00
American Petroleum Co (com). 80. 00 66.00
Associated Oil '40.00 '40.25
Hour Creek Oil & M Co 20.00 30.00
r.rookshiro Oil 1.25 1.75
California -Midway Oil Co 50 51
Central ... » 1.80 —
Cleveland Oil Co ...:.... - 12% 13%
Cpalinga Central Oil Co — ... 75
Columbia 1 .' U.. 1.15 1.25
Consolidated Midway Oil Co.. 26V4 26%
Continental Oil — S5
Knos (>il Co. 1.26 —
Euclid Oil Co — 65
Globe 00 14
Jade Oil C 0...... ............. 30 35
Mexican Petroleum Ltd (pfd). — 66.00
Mexican Petroleum Ltd (com). 25.00 25.50
Mascot Oil Co 2.25 —
New Pennsylvania Pet C 0.... 80 1.00
Ollnda I.nnd Co (0i1)..:...... 63 64
Palmer Oil Co 1.48 —
Perseus Oil Co — R2
Piual Oil C 0.... — 10.00
Plru Oil & Land Co 17 —
Wee Ranch Oil Co — - 1.10
Traders Oil Co 75. C0 100. 00
Union 101.25 102.00
Unlr.n Provident Co. 90.00 100.00
West Coast Oil (common).... 9.00 > —
.Western Union .... — 100.00
Nonproducers —
McKlttrick Inv. Oil C 0.'.'..... 01 05
McKittrick Ophir Oil Co. — 10
Oleum Development Co 04 ?£ —
Morning Session
10 Associated Oil ......^ 40.25
- 10 Associated Oil 40.12%
1.000 Enos OU C 0........ 1.2 C
20.r.00 Consolidated' Midway 25' ft
14.000 Consolidated Midway 25%
3.000 Consolidated Midway 25%
500 Consolidated Midway , .25%
5.000 Consolidated Midway, b 30 .26
1,000 Cleveland Oil Co .13%
100 I-nlmcr 'Oil C 0.... 1.50
- 10 Mexican Petroleum " Ltd (com).. 24.25
10 Mexlcau Petroleum Ltd (com).. 24.50
10 Mexican Petroleum Ltd (c0m)...24.fi2%
. 10 Mexican Petroleum Ltd (com).. 24.75
SO Mexican Petroleum Ltd (com).. 24.87%
50 Union ..:...*....:....... .101.00
10 Union . 101:12%
30 ' Union ; ........ ..101. 2">'
10 Union Provident C 0 ......:..... 09.00
Afternoon Session
."00 Calilornia. Midway ............. .52U
1.000 California Midway ............. .51
1.000 California Midway, b 30 .51%
1,000 rnos on \u25a0•Co. 1.26%
£.500 Consolidated Midway .25%
.'5.01)0 Consolidated Midway .... . .. .25%
- 1.000 Consolidated "Midway, b 50...... .26
.".000 Consolidated Midway .... ... .... « .25%
' 2.000 Consolidated Midway .25Ta
1.000 Consolidated Midway, b SO.- 26fi
20 Mexican Petroleum . Ltd • (com) . . 25.25
\u25a0 1.000 Cleveland Oil C 0..:. .13U
1/00 Cleveland Oil Co .13.
1,000 Central 1.84
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat; and Other Grains
. . Whent ' presents^ the j same old humdrum I and
tame appcarancerwith, prices as before,
j Stocks on' hand appear elsewhere.
CASH WHEAT \
. California club. $1.57»4<5!1.65; Sonora. $1.70<9
1-77W, white Australian, ?1. 70 Va«51.77*5; north
ern- club, ?1.63-7i@l.66Vi: Russian red, *$1.62»4(3
1:65: turkey red.. $1.65@L, 70; bluestem, $1.72%
@1.77%- per..<ctl. . %
.-.-.: .' FUTURES
No quotations. . ' •. •\u0084 - /
Baiify coutlnues in ,an abnormal condition.
The river banks and Port Costa and city ware
houses : are . choked . with the grain, and there is
plenty of it' offering to arrive, but grain on the
spot Is scatee and t is .bringing away over the
quotations to. arrive." The. trade is at Bea as to
prices, ; but nolwdy ,- knows .definitely what to
quote. '.-.\u25a0\u25a0. . . ' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0.'...
The siock on hand in : regular warehouses and
on wharf is 55.242 tons, as will be - seen else
where on this 'page. ' ; ..
» CASH BARLEY .
; No. -1. feed. »5c Q 51; off .grade?. 90<?tj92«,c
per. ctl : choice. $1.02% : - new . brewing and .ship
pingfrradfs." f 1.02Vi@.1-10 per ctl.- Feed, to ar
• FUTURES '- *
- - - ' "'.-\u25a0 10 a. -im." Session*
May— sl.l2l4 bid.. sl.l4tiasked. ' .
December— sl.o7 bid. $1.08 asked. :>
" : 4 ' ' 2 p.m. Session
December— sl.o7 bid.. sl.o7%' acked.
..- Oats — ..White 'are, quoted "higher. Other kinds
are unchanged." .\u25a0\u25a0 -•: • i , \u0084:,r '
; «The 'stock on, hand 'appear? elsewhere.
:•, Thei, government \u25a0" yesterday r opened bids .for
10.000 tons of oats for Manllai -
'\u25a0•' Red ?. for • feed, - 4 $1.20®1.30 for ordinary and
$1.35 for choice; red for.seed. $1.35® 1.45; black,
-nominal -fat- $1.25 fa; 1.50; H gray, v nominal; l white,
nominal ;Rtsl.6O(g.i.Rs.v, • ..-\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 : -\u25a0:.
'ir'iCorn-^-Western^isi r 'i Corn-^- Western^is • higher.^' Western '\u25a0 states yel
low, in bulk, ; San Francisco track. $1.55; white, !
Government Wants Oats and Hay
Butter and Egg Markets Lower
$1.57; mixed. $1.53; sacked prices. T^c Wiher:
white Egyptian.- $l.oO@1.3»; brown do. $1.60©
1.65 per ctl.
Rye — Nominal at $1.55@1.70 per ctl. .
Foreign Futures
LIVERPOOL
Wheat— Oot. Dec. March.
Opening A....: 7 s§i 7 6?i 7 "Va
Closing 7 6%, 7 7»i 78
» PARIS
Wheat— Sept. July-April
Opening 27.45 27. 53
Closing 27.60 "' 25.00
Flour —
Opening 37.75 37.00
Closing 37.90 37.00
CHICAGO BOARD OP TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, Sept. I.— ln the monthly settle
ment today more than 2.250.000 bushels of wheat
were delivered to commission traders, many <>f
whom proceeded to resell in the pit. \u25a0 Such a
heavy load forced the September option to the
largest discount at any time this season. lOVie
below May, and left the market as a whole at a
net decline of ii@*«c. Corn closed hie lower to
%c higher, oats &<§:l%c up and hog products
down 5@17%c.
September wheat weakened whenever elevator
bupport was withdrawn, which happened fre
quently, although in general the warehousemen
bought September and sold other months. There
was no lack of news on the bear side. North
western wheat stocks Increased fully 900.000
bushels, compared with a very small gain a year
ago. The Bulgarian crop was reported 20.000.0(x)
bushels larger than 12 months previous and there
were dispatches asserting that Russia and Rou
manla were underselling America. On the other
hand it was asserted that export sales had been
made at Duluth and there was a late show of
strength at Liverpool attributed to sales of
Australian cargoes to the continent.- The close
here was steady with December V*^%c oft at
$1.03%@1.03% after fluctuations during the day
reaching from $1.03% to $1.04.
The corn trade was still a bit nervous as to
possibility of frost damage. December ranged
from 57% cto 57% c and closed a shade to l *<"
down at'57%@57? B e. Cash corn was firm; No.
2 yellow closing at 59»4@39%c.
Oats were active and higher. December va
ried between 36% c and 36% c, closing %@\*c
Weakness in 'provisions was laid to selling of
lard by foreign concerns. Latest quotations
were also lower than last night, pork by 1->«J
17% c, lard s@loc and rib* 5@12%c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles— Open.' High. Low. . Close.
SeS?m&r...... 09 W% \ »f%£ '»%
December 1.03% 1.04 1.03W, 1.03%
May 1.09 1.09% 1.05% . 1.09%
September 58% 59% 58% 5?%
December' 57% 57T« 075, .»7^,
May 59Ts 60% 59:fc 60i 4
September Stti 34% 23% 34%
December 56^ 36% 3rt^ W*.
May 39% S93 8 39 Vj 39%
• Mess Pork, per bbl—
September 21.15 21.13 21.02% 21.02%
October 20.90 20.90 20.i.% 20. 50
January 15. 67% 18.70 15.50 15. 50
Lard, per 100 lbs — \u25a0 »., .. „-
September 11.92% 12.05 11.92% }«.*»*
October 11.97% 12.10 11.97V 3 12.02%
November 11.70 11.70 ,11.60 11.62%
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs— • \u25a0
January 10.70 10.72% 10.60 U>.62%
September 12.25 12.27% 12.12% 12.1-.
October 12.00 12.07% 11.90 11.02%
January 9.12% 9.75 9.67% »- 6 « l >
CHICAGO, Sept. I.— Wheat— E. F. Hutton &
Co.'s wire says: The market has been a rather
ragged and mostly a heavy affair today, diffec.
euces continuing to widen, the September dis
count, the largest now of any time on the crop,
being 10 1-4 c below May. Deliveries were heavy
at 2.350.000 bushels, and went to scattered com
mission concerns. The Jattcr have resold more
or less since, as September has weakened when
ever the elevator support was withdrawn. Ele
vators have bought September and resold for
other months, as heretofore. Northwest wheat
stocks have Increased over 900.0<X> bushels thus
far this week, against a very small gain a year
ago. Southwest arrivals are a little over last
year and total primary arrivals 1.036,000 bushels,
against 825,000 bushels. The Bulgarian crop is
officially reported 20.000,000 bushels larger than
a year ago, Russia and Roumanta are reported
by Antwerp cables as underselling America and
the drought in Argentina appears to have been
broken by good rains in Rosario, Buenos Aires
and Cordova provinces. Argentine shipments for
the week were estimated at 1.120,000 bushels,
against 258.000 bushels a year ago. India ship
ments were ri92,000 bushels, against 152.000
bushels a year ago, and expects to ship 632.000
bushels next week. Export bids are few rfnd
far below possible export limits. Nevertheless
there are claims of export sales of 72.000 bushels
of Manitoba wheat by Duluth exporters. Cash
demand for wheat here Is slim and confined to
elevators exclusively. Fall plowing is far ad-
vanced in the winter wheat country, threshing
also is far advanced and fall plowing is begun in
the Canadian northwest.
Corn — The market has been quite Irregular,
but changes have been wltfiln very narrow limits.
Trade in September is quite limited and ,that
month Is covering a wider range. Trade is -still
a little nervous over the possibility of frost
damage later, but buyers. were disappointed be
cause of failure of frost to show overnight. Fair
rains covering most of the corn belt overnight
are predicted for tonight or tomorrow. This
will help fill the corn, but Is a menace In case
frosts show, up early, as the crop is late. Local
cash sales of 00,000 bushels are reported. •"
Oats — The market has been a little excited to
day by far lighter deliveries than expected and
evidences of heavy purchases by eastern dealers,
who are holding- in cheap storage and hedge the
grain here mainly for December and May. Erro
neous reports that there were sales for export
grew out of the fact that eastern exporters
were among the concerns who bought the cash
oats. Deliveries were 955.000 bushels out of a
stock of "about 4.000.000- bushels, exclusive of
special bin holdings. Sales done here today were
620.000 bushels, mostly Buffalo, and a few to
Philadelphia. ..
\u25a0 Cash Grain and Prorl.vions
CHICAGO. Sept. 1. — Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No. 2 rye. 73% c; feed
or mixing barley (old), 55<Jt5Sc; fair to choice
maltins barley (new). 6Sfti«lc; Saxseed. No. 1
southwestern $2.41. No. 1 northwestern- $2.53:
timothy seed. \u25a0 $7@S: clover, $9@14.25;" mess
pork, per barrel. $21.50@21.75; lard, per W0
pounds, $11.95: short ribs, sides' -(loose*. $11. r«Oft$
12.25; short clear sides (boxed*. $12. 37% ©12.50.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 206,000. Primary receipts were 1.030.00))
bushels, compared with 825,000 bushels the corre
sponding dny a year ago. • . .' \u25a0; .
Estimated receipts for .tomorrow':- Wheat, 7S
cars; corn, 453 cars; oats, 206 cars; hogs, 15,000
head. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 • • \u25a0
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Articles^ — -"•- Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 40.W0 131.600
Wheat, bushels 139,200 .102.000
Com, bushels 475,000 259.100
Oats, bnshels .....507.600 053,700
Rye. bushels 2.000 1.000
Barley, bushels 34.500 4,000
New Yorlc Grain Market .'':'-}\u25a0
NEW YORK, Sept. I.— Flour steady and
moderately active. Receipts, 29.607; shipments,
4,095. . .
Wheat, spot, steady; No. 2 ted. $1.06% ele
vator and $1.07% f. o. b. ; new- No. 1 northern
Dnluth. $1.22% f. o. b. to arrive.
Futurea were generally lower, owing to reports
of good rains in Argentine, a slow cash demand
and the heaviness In Wall street. Deliveries of
about 200.000 bushels on September contracts
were taken by strong people. Exporters bought
15 loads and the market closed practically 14c
net lower. September closed at $1.06%; De
cember closed at $1.10%; May, $1.15. Receipts.
32,600. . U't •'\u25a0\u25a0"'.
Northern Wheat Market
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Sept. I.— Wheat— Millling: Blue
etem, 05c; club, 00c.' Export — Bluestem. 90@91c;
club, 87c. Car receipts — Wheat 15, oats 1, rye 1.
hay 19.
SEATTLE. Sept. I.— Wheat— Milling quota
tions: Bluestem. 94c; forty- fold. 90«; club. 89c;
fife, SOc; red Russian, S7c. Export— Bluestetn,
01c; forty-fold. S7c: club, 86c; fife, 86<*: red Rus
slap. Me. Yesterday's car receipts — Wheat 17,
oats. 6, barley 1, hay 6.
v OREGON
. PORTLAND. Sept. I.— Wheat— Track prices:
Club, S7c; bluestem. 05@06c: red Russian. 85c;
valley. 00c; turkey red. SSQOOe. Car receipts —
Wheat 49, oats b, hay 8. ;-
Mock* of Grain
Henry C. Bunker, chief grain inspector of the
Merchants' . exchange, reports stocks of grain
and beans on hand in regular warehouses and on
wharf September 1 as follows, the grain in tons
and the beans in sacks:
Wheat — Aug. 1 Sept. 1
Port Costa...: . l..W> 2.861
Stockton '.- 3,585. f? 616
City .:...... 709 1,214
Barley-
Port Costa .....' 35.574 72.717
Stockton- 5.317 •' 12 OS3
City. .......... • •- .1.209 5,44«
Oats 87t 1 act?
Corn ....................'....... or, 43
Bran" ......-..............;.... 36-1 «50
8ean5, ..5ack5... "..... ........... 37.108 . 40 405
Receipts in August were. 11,293 tons wheat.
43,916 tons barley.- 3.499 tons oats. 94 tons corn!
594 ; tons bran,' 15,872 ; sacks beans and 23 716
tons hay. \u25a0\u0084 _ . •
.-Minneapolis Grain and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. I.— Wheat— September
$1.11%; ; December. $1.13?i@1.13%; M aT *
! $1:171,4-. Cash— No.. 1 bard. $1.14%; No {
1 northern. $1.12^@1.13%; No.' 2 northern $1 OS»4
; @1.11%; No. 3. northern, $1.05% «g1.09Vf.
Dnlnth Flax
• DULUTH, Sept. I.— Flas— On track, la store.
<frpinll flTWl l'lif I 'UM 11WI "irailllMMJliiinrii 11 1 '1 '
to arrive and S'epteaiixr. $2.51: October. $ 2421
November $2.41 Vj nominal; December. »--J-
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt* of Produce .September 1 :
FV>nr. qr sks T.S»OfCocn meal. car.. ; «.
Wheat. <-tN "2 1 Leatbe r. rolls ... *?
Barley, ctls •AttjTallow, ctls ..... ••>.
Oafs, ctls l.O>! Hides. 'No ..;.-. 1.J52.-
Beans. «ks ..'.....' IM Pelts. No ....... .^v'.
Corn, ctls ...... XOiUme, bbi* >...». rt ,»P •
Bran, aks 1"" Sugar, ctls . . ... -J; 0 ™ .
Middlings, ska .. 2t'lWlii«*. gals . .... _.o »..»«\u25a0\u25a0
Potatoes, sks ... S.^^iCbU-ory. bbla ... \u25a0h? .
Onions sks ..... 1.705! Lumber. M.rt..<....V.
Hay. tons 1.045;Qu1<-k«ilver. flasks \ _»f -
Straw, tons siA.«pnaltum. tons.. •><> .
Wool, sks 77|CalfsklD3.. btlls .. .«B .
Mealfalfa, »ks " .. SOOjApples, bxa ......... 4W>
Provision* ' , V
Cottolene— One half bbl. 13}* c: 3 half bbla.
13c; 1 tierce. 12Tgc; 2 tierces. 12*ic; 5 tierce*. y
12% c per lb. „. __V
Hams and Bacon— The Western meat coisT V;
pany quotes as follows: Hams. 20«520%c; picnic
hams. 15c: California hams. 19c: extra fancy
bacon. 32r; fancy bacon. 6 to S lbs. 29 %c; 8. to.
10 lbs. 2S»%c; 10 to 12 lbs. 25% c; sugar cured.
22% c; light dry salt bacon. 8 to 10 lbs. 23% c: ,
10 to 12 lbs. 21% c; medium bacon. 10c; ll*a*
medium bacon. 19c. irll, '.«_ ; «i» •' «« :
Lard— Tierces. 14%e. 30a 14% c. 10s »%e.-3«
15«ic 3» 15% c: componnd lard, tierces 11 %c. .
50?12e. 10s 12%e, 5s 12<*c. 3s 12% c: yeUojr
cooking oil. SOc per gal: white cookiag oil. B^C
per gal; salad oil. 80c per gal. \u25a0 __\u25a0 \u25a0 ;_, .
B ee f — Local prices are quoted. Export lota,
inspected by the government, are $1 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $18 per bbl; family
beef, 517.50 per bbl: extra mess beef. $IT.oO per
bbl; smoked beef. 21% c per lb. ;- a
Pork— Extra prime, in barrels. $34: clear. $38;
mess. $34; pig pork. $36: plgsVfeet. 15.75 for
half bbis, $2.40 for 25 lb keg 3 and $1.30 for kits.
3leat Market
PRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and batchers are
as follows: \u25a0
Beef— SVj'sS'ic per lb for steers. 7^<3Sc for
cows and heifers. ' :.'
Veal— lo@llc for large and ll@l2e for small.
Mutton— Wethers, 9%@10c; ewes. o<g9%c per
pound.
Lamb — H@l2c per pound.
Dressed pork <per lb)— 13<gr4e for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sonad
livestock, deliTered la Saa Francisco, grow
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, over 900 lbs. aUTe. s@s*»e
per lb: under 900 lbs. sc; second quality, alt
weights, 4%@4%c; thin, undesirable steers. 3%
@4V4c.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4@4%e; second qual
ity, 3%<S4c; common, thin undesirable cows.
2%@3iic.
Desirable bulls and stags. 2%@2%c; half fat
or thin balls. I%<£42c.
CalTes— Lightweight, per lb. 5%@6c: medium.
SHQ^c; heavy. 4(g4«ic.
Sheep— Desirable wethers, 4Vi@4s4c; ewes. 4
Lambs (per lb) — Unshorn lambs. 6gß^4c;
shorn lambs. 5X!,@5%c.
Hogs (per lb)— Hard grain fed. weighing 100 ,
to 140 lbs, 9^c: 140 to 250 lbs. 9%@t)%c: 250
to 330 lbs, 9c; common, undesirable hogs, 6@7c.
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and males
are furnished by the Butchers' And Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. 1.700 lbs and ore.r..s27r,'^.TnO
Light drafters. 1.500 to 1.650 lbs 225f*r»3
Chunks, 1.350 to 1.500 lb* 2G0'«250
Wagon horses, 1.250 to 1.350 lbs 175^200
Delivery wagon horses, 1.050 to 1.250. . 12-">fcJlso
Desirable farm mares 1355i150
Farm workers. . .- 75<g|10O
MULES. MEDIUM TO EXTRA
900 lbs. 4 to 7 years $125<ai."0
1,000 lbs, 4 to 7 years 150^175
1,100 lbs, 4 to 7 years , :200c|22S
1,200 lbs, 4 to 7 years 230<&:3U0
. Over 7 years old range from $15 to $25 lower.
Note — Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type, with age. bone conformatioa
and style, to command extreme quotations.
Batter. Cheese and Ec;«
The upward course of prices for butter anrl
eggs received a sudilen check yesterday, busi
ness on the floor of the dairy exchange sending
the price 'of extra butter down l^e to SlVse a
pound and extra eggs dropped lc tn a qnotatlon
of 35^c a dozen. Some of the large receivers
were willing sellers of both butter and eggs
on change, but there were rtry few operators on
the buying side of the market. Receipts of eggs
were light and the light trading in them among
first hand dealers indicated that sales of Cali
fornia stock werf slow at the previous high
quotation. In the cheese market fancy Young
Amerieas recovered somewhat from the decline of
the preceding day. advam-ing %c ti> I7e a pound.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter — 30 cases of extras at 32c and 20 at
31 >Ac a pound.
' Eggs — 10 cases of extras at 35Kc a dozen.
Receipts were IS.OOO pounds of batter. 54.000
pounds of cheese and 903 cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotations es
tablished on the floor of the dairy exchange:
Prices in th«» street, while governed by the ex
change quotations, generally rang« from IVfcc to
2e higher, owing to the various charge* ;.o be
added:
BUTTER. PER POUND
Grades — Aoc. 29 Aug. SO Aug. 31 Sept. J
Fresh extras. ..."le S2c 33c 31 uv.
Firsts 30iijc 30»4c \u25a0 3O^,c 30i-t "
Seconds ....... 2S»- 28c 2Se 2Sc"
Cheese — California fancy flats. 15% c per lb,
»teady: do firsts. 14c. steady: do seconds. 12% c.
steady; fa,noy Tonng Americas. 17c, firm: do
lrsts. 16c. 1 firm; Oregon flats. 16^0., -firm; Cali
fornia storage flats, 15c. steady.
Eggs — California fresh, per dozes, cases In
cluded:
Grades— Aug. 20 Aug. 30 Ang. 31 Sept. t
Extras 3Kc ".ttVic SR^c 35 Vie
Firsts 32c 32c 32c 32c
Seconds 26e. 26c 26c 26c
Portland Batter Market
. PORTLAND. Sept. 1. — Batter — City creamery
cubes. 30(g36c; prints, 37©37% c; stor*. 23@24c.
Egg Market In Xearby Count lc*
[Special Dispatch to The Call}
PETALtMA. Sept. I.— There was a decline of
half a cent in the prices paid h»re today for
eggs after receipt of quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange. The Petaliima eg™
• exchange paid 34^ic for S.-st Independ
ent dealers and speculators paid 34c and 27c. ac
cording to grade. Demand for Ircsa sto-k Is
good and dealers coultl handte a creator sapnly
! than »« at hand. .
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. I.— Eggs still continue to
sell at 40c per dozen, with the supply above the
average, and no Indication «f a drop la priv*
Ponltrymen are selling their produce In the open
market from S3(g3sc per dozen.
SANTA ROSA, Sept. I.— There was a decline
of lc per dozen in the local e^S market today
af^er news had been received of the mornin- "
transactions on the San Francisco dairy produce
exchange. The local dealers today quoted 33Uic
spot cash per dozen for choice and 30i4c for
second*. The production remains light, with a
good demand, and only manipulation of the mar
ket is responsible for a decline of prices at thia
time. \u25a0 \u25a0 . . -. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-...'
Potatoe*. Onion* and Vecetables \u25a0 "
The usual large consignment of vegetable*
came In from various districts yesterday and
with business of rather small- proportions, ttne
market had an easy tone. Prices for everytiV*
on the list were Inclined to sag. sharp decijtei"
occurring in tomatoes, green c»rn and lima beans
Receipts of lima beans Included some liberal
consignments fr«m the I,os Angeles region while
arrivals of corn Hud tomatoes were ' far In ex^
cess of market needs. Potatoes and onions wjre \u25a0
steady at the o!d quotations. There was ver>
-little call for sweets. \u25a0 •
Potatoes— River white. 90c@$1.10 per etl; Sa
linas, Bnrbanfei. $1.25(31.45 per ctl; sweet pota
toes. $2!g2.25 per etl.
; Onions— New yellow. 73@S5c per ctL ' ' . .
Vegetables— f;reen corn,. 75c«&;51.23 ncr sack:
tomatoes. 40«£75e per tw. greerr px-as. 2QSe rn-t
lb; string beans. Sigftc per ib: lima lysanit g<Ai>
per lb; satnmer sipash, 4OCffsOc per box* «<•
plant. 40&60 c per t>ox; green peppors. 40»a«6fe
per box: garlic. 3c per lb: cabbage. 90e<fe$i DPr
ctl; cucumbers. 35rt<.j0e per box: piokle cuc-um
bers. |I^U2.> per box for No. 1 auu to(ffi?3c for
No. 2: cauliflower. 50«*Coc per dc«I»; curnina
'^P*" 11 Ba<> lt: carrots. 73c per sack; green ukra*
304j.00e per box. . »«.
. Decldnoni* and Citrus Fruits
The canning concerns were in the market for
peaches yesterday and to>-k liberal lines or bulk
fruit; paying $20 a ton for orange clingstone*
and as high a* $25 for desirable lemon ellnrV
The percentage of freestone* in the arrivals "of
bait fruit was small and sales of large package*
in - the regular trade were consequently »U>w
Small packages of freestones were in abundance"
receipts Including a straight carload and numer
ous local shipments of the Salway varietj«?om
Newcastle. Wices .for ngs were low an<Tlrreg
ular, about 500 packages comtng m on too of\
big carryover. Nutmes meK.cs were easy •on
large arrivals and aU kin.Ja of grapes continued
to drag badly at unsustained ratesT Fancy at>
ples., Bartlett pear* ad plums were ln^ betted
demand and firmer than any of tae other orchard
fruits. Quinces and pomegranate* were over
looted. The latter were offered at 75c@$i a
bos. m tße berry market blackberries alonn .
STeStIS!" 111811 °' thC ° tbn deßc^«oa aslo^a s lo^ J
Strawberries— |3.so(Ss per chest. " - f
\u25a0... Blackberries— $-Vqj7 per chest.
Huckleberries — s*&loe per lb.
Apples (per box)— Gravensteins. $l<at •*% f^
4 tier and «s<a7se for 4Vi tier boVes* ffn^ J^
Quinces— so@7sc per box.
\u25a0 __Peache»-«mall- boxea. 35^5(V: carrier*' *.ne*
i 75c; : small lu SS , Sofisoc Co?. cUss jSP»^B

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