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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
14
P. G. & E. EARNINGS
ARE SATISFACTORY
Figures for Five Months In
dicate an Increase in
Fiscal Year
Central California Gas Also
, Makes an Excellent ,
Showing
Gross earnings at the Pacific Gas and
■tectric company for the five month*
ended May 31, 1913. were $6,796,000.
Net earnings, after payment of taxes,
were 989,500. The surplus, after
charges, -was "$1,405,600. The balance,
after payment of dividends on pre
ferred stock was 158,600.
For the month of May the gross was
$1,?10.676. the net was $553,495 and the
surplus was $?34,000. These figures In
dicate that the company wil make .a
satisfactory increase in surplus for tne
present year over the preceding year.
From New York comes the news that
"the company will soon announce an
issue of $4,500,000 on? year 6. per cent
notes, the proceeds of which are ox
pected to care for its financial require
ments until market conditions have im
proved, and $5,000,000 debentures and
*:. 000,000 first and refunding- bonds,
recently authorized by the California
railroad commission, can be sold on a
more favorable basis than at present. '
C. C. GAS EARXLVGS
An excellent showing for June. 1913,
and or the fiscal year ending June 30,
1913. is tr.ade by the Central California
Gas company, whose statement for
those periods was isued yesterday. I'or.
the month of June, 1913, the increase
over June, 191-. was aDproximately 35
per nt. in gross and 45 per cent in net
earnings. For the year the gross earn
ings increased 17 per cent, while • the
net earnings were 90 per cent better.
Earnings of the new.nipe line pass
ing through Exeter and Lindsay are re.
fleeted In this statement. Connections
are being made rapidly In both of these
cities.
The statement rendered by the com
pany is as follows:
Month end ins June 30— 1815 13!"
r;ms« revenue ....... . $1,135.70 J5.C32.C3
Operating cost, in^lndlne
maintenance, insurance
and taxes 2.296.55 2,922.74
Wet earnings $1,535.91 $2,709.91
Six months ending June " — f'
Gross revenue $44.5e5.10 ?51.555.23 j
Oppratins cost, lndndlnjr,
melntenance. Insurance .
and taxes .............. 31.510.36 27.934.50
Net psrnlnss ...J13.045.50 0r,3.73 j
A ruin of approximately 90 per cent in net
earnings.
* * *
STATE REVENUE PROM FRUIT .
"With prices on California deciduous
fruits in eastern markets ranging from
51.500 to $2.00 per car, and an esti
mate output to be shipped from the
state of 14,000 carloads, pessimists who
predicted a poor season wll have to
draw in their horns, for these 14,000 j
cars at present prices wll bring for
California growers something like
000.000. and that should help :to
keep the wheels of progress turning.
Th*> Southern Pacific company report? •
the movement over Its lines eastward'
of 129 cars during three days of this
month, and states that shipments are
now going forward at the rate of from
40 to 60 cars daily. The season is two
weeks earlier this year than last, and
the yield is heavier. Plums are most
important in Quantity, but will soon be
replaced at the head of the list by
pears. -Next in order come peache««. to
gether with the last of the cherries and
apricots. Shipping besran a month aero
and will continue until November, the
maximum being reached wh«>n th«
grape crop is at its height in October.
Tn the southern part of the state the i
rantaloupe crop has been a record
breaker. More than 3,000 carloads have
been sent out over the Southern Pacific j
lines to date and there are still, it is
estimated. COO cars to come, Water- '
melons are ripening through the San j
.loaouin valley and b«»ing sent to both
local and eastern markets.
The cotton crop of Imperial valley :
lias doubled over last year. The acre- '
nee is 14,000. or 55 per cent more than
last year. This increase is proportion
ately the largest of any section in the
United States.
C. J. Jones, general freight agent of
the Southern Pacific company, states
that the price level on deciduous fruits
in the east is high this year and. be
cause of the shortage in eastern fields,
promises to continue so. He says that
the record sale for cherries was that of
"0 cars, which grossed more than
s<s9.OOrt. One ear alone sold for more
than ?4,000.
.*ArRAMK\TO WILEY CROPS
11. G. Cook, general store keeper of i
the Southern Pacific company In Sacra
mento, tump to San Francisco?yester
day. "The Sacramento valley crops are
much better this year than had been
pxpevted," said Mr. Cook. "The hop
growers are ROiaK around with smiles
on their faces, pleased that the ideal
weather /of the last few weeks has
ripened an unusually heavy yield. \ The
Sacramento Valley Irrigation project is
iioinfr ahead full blast in spite of the
rumors which came from the east that
the collapse of the Kulin bank in Pitts
burg- misrht have an effect on the Kuhn
irrigation interests here.',*
v 4:- ■*
OIL FIELD ACTIVITIES
Associated Oil has begun running
light oil from the fields to Its storage
tanks In Avon. About 200.000 barrels
will be run in to relieve the oil pressure
in field storage.
The Union Oil tank steamer Cordelia
is loading at San Pedro .with its first
cargo of fuel oil for the nitrate -works
at Taltal. Chile. The oil is brought
from Midway by the General Pipe
line. The Cordelia's capacity is 75,000
barrels.
The Mexican Petroleum company and
Huasteca Petroleum j company report
combined sales for three months ended
March 31. 1913. of 2,876,585 barrel? of a
total value of $1,374,618. The net earn
ings were $1,228,079 and the total in
come $1,461,907.
The Oil Producers' Protective asso
ciation of Kern county is to be re
vived on a new basis.
* * *
CHANGE IX BANK >lA\A<.i:il»
A. G. Fry. manager of the Bank of
British North America in "Winnipeg , ,
■will arrive here about August 1 to
succeed George B. Gerrard as : first
LOUIS SLOSS & CO 1
INVESTMENTS
J. C WILSON & CO.
s MEMBERS
XbW YOnK STOCK EXCHANGE
XEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK A\r> BOXD EXCHANGE
SAX FRANCISCO
MAIIV OFFICE:
-Mill* Building, San Francisco
BRANCH OFFICES—Los Anpelen,
►en Dleco, Coronado Beach, , Portland,
Ore.i Seattle, Wash.; Vancouver, B. C.
Private Wire. Chlcaeo, New York.
E. F. HUTTON &CO.
490 California St. Tel. Ootielaa 2487
Ist. Francla Hotel. ; Tel. Douglas SOS 2
Members New York Stock Exchange '■>
BONDS
I NEW YORK STOCK MARKET QUOTATIONS |
B F ■ Hutton & Co 490 California street, members of the; New; York Stock
exchange, furnish the following list of bond and stock sales yesterday.
Sales I
IHlRbl Low If Bid I Ask
, 4,500 Amalg Copper .V. 64 ■>• 83%] 83% JBJi;
....... lAmer Beet Sugar ...:. ..... ' -IV* 21 «
....:.. I Do pfd ....... ..... ..... 70 » 8O ]■:.
i 300 Amer Can' Co ... 27*4 . 27Vi 27'i .■*• *
600 Do pfd ......-.! 87 I 863; S0*4 86's
.'mi Ainer C & F Co. 41% 41% 4U4 41*- 4
...:... ' IK. ltd ....... :;... ! .....107^110.,
....... iAmer Cotton Oil .:..'. ..... 36H| 36
....... ' Do r,fd :...... ' ..... ' ...:. »m! <JT ■
;.:;,v:jAm Hides & Lthr ... . .....1 3?» : -- 3 ?*
....... Do pfd ....... ..:.. .....I 17 20
: 100 Amer Ice 8<*curK| 21 ' 21 1 19*2 22
.......(American Liuseed' :.... I S's s5 s
. 200 • Do iifd ....... ! 23U 88 I 23 23
200Anier LoeomottT* »% 20% 28. 30
....... Do pfd ..... :. I.... i ..... 100 102
- 100 American Malt. : I I r I ? 7; I • 8
....... ' Do pfd.'.'. . ..: 47 I 49
2,100 Aroer S & B Co.. 61% 00% I 00% «iO T »
....... ' Do pfd :...... ...:. ' ..... M& 89
....... American Snuff ....... .... .1146, 1160 "
....... I Do pfd .......I..... ' ..... 80 100
... American .Sugar.)..... : ..... 107 MM
! Do pfd .......I: .....Ill2 Hβ
....... Amer Steel Fdies ' 26»,! 27 .
100 Amer T 4 T Co..!l'Jfisi 120»i!l26*i 127
200[AraerJcan Tobacco 210 210 il'OS ■ 210
500] Do.pfd:;..;..: ! 97ig 1 '.*'! I '.'1 ' fl8 .
........IAmerican Woolen ..'.I. ...'..I Id' 20
...::.*.i ; Do pfdT....... ..... .....I 74*i 70*
Anaconda .....: 32 ; 32 I 32 j HL'< 4
...'....(Atlantic c Line. ..... . .. II* ii 11 14%
1.100 A T & 6 F ..... 951s 83 «'•"», "",i..
....... Do pfd -. ' ...... I »•%] 97
....... Bait i- Ohio .... ..... .V...| 92%UeS|
..j Do pfd • I.....(79 I Rl
....... Betbleheiu Steel. ..... : ..... 20 ' 2e>;
.......( Do pfd ...........:..... Ort ' 67
lWljB R T ' R6li SeU 8ei« WJC,
200 Calif Petroleum.. 38 281 28%I 28%
. 2..100 Canadian Pacific. 211*4 21Hi 211% 211Vi
•IChlno Copper .. S3«i ! *3H 88 ! 38%
l.eOOjC A O ......... 51?4 51JJ 311.4 51 »4
....... C> A ......... ..... ..... ' B ' mZ
.......1C o w ■ ..... ..... llttl v." 4
' Do nf.l .. . ' ...V. ..... 29 1 30
100 C & N ...... 127%] 127*4 127 i 12S *
200 C M * St P.... 102%]102% 102 lies
....... I Do , pfd ................. 132Vi 137
....... Central Leather. .......... 20% 21
.....:. ! Do pfd ....."..:.;....... i »i 91%
....... Cent of X .1 : ;.... 275 r 300
.....:. C C C &-St 1-... ..... ' ... 40 J 411
....... ' Do pfd .......|..... i ..... Ml . I M ■
Colo Fuel & Iron.I .(..... i 27. I-2STJ
Do pfd.. .(.... .1..... ! .....llf>0
300 Colo Southern....) 31 U,30*41 3O«.| .".l'.j
....... ! Dβ l*t pfd.. |.....)..... (Willed :
...T... ! Do 3d pfd..... .....!.....r56 I 65
lOOIConsolidatext Gag. L2»H >--'s 1 129 120' ,
!Com Products.... .....(.....I fi'i! 0%
.......! Do pfd .......I....J....J m%\ m
....... Crex Carpet.. .....!..... ; C5 i 80
....... Del & Hi..is.,ii. |.....iir»2 15«
—... D I, &'w:....... .1.....).... [80S [89*0
.......Id & R n... I. !.....! i r. i s in,;
...... J Do pfd ....... ' .......... 25 I 2S
...(Distillers' Secur.. .....I .( 11".: VJ , -.
'.IDnliith s « &-A.'. '■ .....1.....I 5 ; ; : «
......'.\ Do pfd ....... : .....I.....! 10 I 12
■'•"" Kr!f .. ...... 124% -4-- 24 IS : 24=4
....;.. Do 1st pfd i • I S8%CaS«4J
V.j Do •_'.! pfd..... ! ..... i .....I 30U| 32'.',
100!Oen Electric...:. I3H% 13«%!13W 1189^ I
400i«t Xor Ore..-.... I 32%| »2%l 30*41 31 '
9OO1OI Northern pfd. 122 |122' |121UU22!
lOOmjliml" Central. .112, 112
...;... I Inspiration ! j ..... ' 14 v ' 14-% :
200| Interboro-Metro... 14 v 14*4 14*4 IB i
.......} Do pfd ....T,. ..-..'...... I ,-.4*«l SB
.......UnterMer Marine. I ......:... 3'i
I Do pfd ... ! I i 13141 13»4
llnternat Paper Sμ) 9; A
... I Do prdi .].... ' it " t 28 •
.......llnternat Pump...)..... ..... •; I .ft
.1 Do pfd ....•...(..... ! .....I 22%( •_':.'>■: :
....... (Iowa Central .!..... | .....I .7 . i si.',
.......I Do pfd .;......(...;. I .....I I IS
OOOlKan Cltt South..! 26 I 26 I 2S%| £0
.......| Do pfd .......1.....I.....I .87 i an.
900lI.ehigh Valley 145% 145 14." 14814 i
,.lL!«reelt ft Meyers ....I.....llftO 201 i
.......I Do pf<i . ..!.....|..... imeiAiioey
.......IP Lorlllard Co...!.....!.... .1152^1.....
..I Do pfd ....:..(. I. ....1105 - 1107
...v...|L & X...........|...v.|.....|130Ti|131U ■
agent of the bank in San Francisco, j
Mr. G«?rrard. who has been here since
December, 1910, will go to Montreal as?
manager of the head office of the bank
in succession to the late Arthur P. '
Hazen.
Mr. Gerrard began his career- with i
the bank in Montreal in 1882. He was
subsequently stationed at the branches
In Quebec and St. John and also at the
New -York agency. In 1887 he was ap
pointed manager- at Kaglo. B. C. . In
1901 he became manager at "Winnipeg,
and in 1903. manager at London, Ont.
Mr, Fry has had similar extensive
experience, having served in the New
York agency and for several years as
inspector before being appointed to the
Winnipeg managership. Mr. Oe.rrard
will not leave San Francisco until about
the middle of August. • I
* # *
LOCAL, BAXK CLEARINGS
Local bank clearings yesterday, M
announced by the San Francisco Clear
ing House association were $9,553,110.71:
•v "Wilson** Tie*** on the Market*
./From J. C. Wilson & Co.. private wire.)
NEW YORK. July ll\—There was , nothing
in . today's stock market calling for. comment.
Dullness prevailed all day. Considerable in
vestment buying Is going on all the time, but
speculation Is practically nil. It will take news
of a positive character now to bring action
again.
Cotton—Prices declined on * more favorable
I crop news and prospects , for . better , weather.
I Texas was Rtlll very hot. but the forecast was
for lower temperatures. The hot , weather ;In
that stale is said to be keeping; down- the 'boll
weevil. Later In the day there wan something of
■ rally. Some shorts covered and certain spot
Interests bought.. It i« . a traders' market. and
we prefer the buying side on any good setbacks.
ROSTON. July 11. —The situation in securities
;is unchanged, no one dares to predict' the end
!of this, period of dnllne"<s.-~ Investment brokers
j are unanlmon* In advlslnjf the purchase of good
• (roods on account of exceptional interest shown.
The same argument holds for the better class of
I stocks, which are selling on a basis seldom seen.
CHICAGO; July 11.—Wheat— cables today;
from Liverpool, but strong ; and ,•- higher • prices
came from continental markets and from Buenos
Aires. Weather favorable northwest ; and %in
Canada for spring wheat. Prices' gave way on
early selling, for with Liverpool closed there was
a pause in the export .demand which was the
strong feature, yesterday. ■ '.--, A continuance <tf
the export business should make I one j careful
about the short side on the breaks. '■ '-"; ?--£:.-. -
Brad»<reet'.<( Bjiuk Clrnrln^n
NEW YORK, July 11.— Bradstreet's bank clear
i ingK report for the week ending July 10 shown an
: aggregate of $2,338,122,000. as against 53.C63,
--'. 7fiS,ooo last week and.53,440,310,000 In the cor
; responding week last yesr.
-Per Cent-,
Cities— ""Amount.- 1 Inc. Pec,
I New York.. $1,856,072,000 .... 32.4
Chicago :......... 201,277.000" .... 14. f>
Boston 120.115,000 .... 34.9
i I'htladelohia 133.304,000 .... IS. BI
I St. I.oniH Ga,458.000 .... 18.8
' Pittsbnrjr .........47.472,000 .... 14.3
i Kansas City....... 43,702,000 .... 30.3
] San Francisco 41.724.000 .... V 17.
i Baltimore ..'..;.;'.- .» 81.540.000 • .... , < 22.4
j Cincinnati ........ 23.ra2.CXtf> .... 20.7
Minneapolis ...... 19,475,000 .... 5.4
Los.Angeles.. \ .... 19,068,000 ' .... 17.1
Cleveland ........ 24.722.000 .... 8.7
Detroit .. ..... 23,833.000 {* v o ....
New Orleans., 14,848,000 .... : 21.3
Omaha . .. 14.000,000 - .... 23.4
LonlsTille .... . 12,1fi3.000 .... : S.I
i Milwaukee :....... 14.845,000 : 1.2 * '...:
i Seattle:...... . 10,559,000 .... 20
Portland. Ore 7:%"' 9.880,000 '.*::' «.r,
St. '. Pau1..,.*..::.. 8.280.000 .... 25.9 1
Denver -.-.' ..... 7,440.000 .... , *37.3
Indianapolis ..:... ' -*'■ 7,955,000 • .... 20.0
j Salt Lake City 5,707.000 .... 17.7
Columbus .. ' 6,733.000 4.4 ....
Toledo .......... --fi.0f12.000 .... 6.i!
Dulutli ........... 4,153,000 18.2 ....
j Dee M01ne5.....;.. i 4.751.000 .... .. 0.3
I Spokane ..........~ 3.744,000 .... 24.3
Taeoma ..;.....:. 2.315.000 .... 17 2
Oakland ..........; 3,140,000 . 31.8
Peoria ...... 2.307,000 " .... 32.3 1
I San Diego .... , 2,736.000 .... 2 4
11 Dayton VI v 2.4*2,000 .... g.j ,
Sacramento ....... 1.RG0.000 "0.5 0 ....
Cedar Rapids...... ','• 1.323.000 '.... 6.5 I
.Waterloo ..... 1.075,000 12 5 ....I
Bprtnirflel(J. 111....- 875,000 : 20:5 .
Qnincy, 111.. 742,000 .... Vri
, Rloomington, 111... : , ' HOI.OOO .... V 13.0 I
Ogden. Utah....... 507,000 .... 21 5
; Pecatur. 111....... . 435,000 .... !) 8
i Jacksonville. 111... : 250,000 5.4 ;.. I
i Washington . ~5t.7.306.000f .... 15.5
St. Joseph. 5,042,000 .... in ]
I Lincoln.. 1.635.000 ... 2101
Sioux City........, 2,595,000 .... 12.3 I
j Wichita ..; 3,234.000" .... -8.01
i Topeka ........... 1,077.000 .... 7.2
Fresno 814.000 .... 77 0
Stockton ....:...." OSS.OOO .... 26 01
San Jose CIS,OOO : .... 21.0!
- . "-.-."■ ;•' ■" —: —-3 .' - ■:, ; -t' : ; -" •■• i
Loans. Eieiinnge and Silver
■ ! Commercial paper ... . . .'. ,V.*:<3e . per cent !
: Loans on real estate..... ;:...s>£B|6<4 per cent
Sterling exchange,- 60 days ... — <g4 '.y a I
Sterling- exchange, demand..".. — @4.b7<.i I
Sterling ' exchange,, cables.".....'— ftf4.BS' t
New York exchange.,«lKl>t;..r. — <qi .02Vj '
'. New "York exchange; telegraphic — .0." ■■-■:■' I
< Hongkong exchange,- sight.. \..'——<di .47.1.". ' I
, J Hongkong exchange, telegraphic —@ .47.874 I
New York silver, per ounce.... — & .58% - '
■ London sllrer; per ounce ./...*. —@ '28 10-16 d /
CONTINENTAL ;; j
: New York on Pari5.........!.......,.,;. B.ISV«
I New York on Mexico ..•.......;.;....,.: -
j Berlin.'on ; London .1....:.".........;.. ■'• '" ""• !
Paris on London .............;,•...;•....- ;" • " ' |
Condition of Treanorj /■'■"
WASHINGTON. July 11. -The condition of, the |
United .States treasury. at the: beginning of.busl- :
ness today was: ■.'.,.-■ . ' .. . ;
»■? Net balance in general fund. $130,343,611.
' Total receipts • yesterday. $2,450,574. *-,• '
■ Total'■: payments yesterday, $3,843,918. !
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1913.
Sale* i
STOCKS
....... 'Mackay .:.'.».'..'". I :•■'.. 'i • ' . -"•:. I ' 75 Vα I 7 7 .
."!0<VMovi<aii Central.'. L2tf 12»; 12 I 1*
. 600JMPX Petroleum... 50<*,; 5O'i ! SOU 60 J
....... Inn & St I-....! :.... i ..... I 14% .10 ; r
....-...]; Doiist-pfd..,: ..... ......: B', : 3'5 -
i 100'M 8t I 1 4 8 S M 121 121 ! 121 122%
....... ' Dopfdvr.lr:.. -..:;. ..... 133 140
400|Mo Kan & Texas 20»i 20141 - <,L » ; »' ;
'.' .1 Do uM -.....:. ..... ..--. Bβ |M
V...:..lMUnil,Copper..*.. ..'.;. .':... 20 s * -1
600 Missouri Pacific ;.| M 30 : ; 29M> 80 -,
....... National Enamel.. ..... ..... 10% I '"'a
....... National "Lead:... .....;'..".: 4.V 147 ■
..:...) Do pfd i -..:.::.'..!io">V* KiR'j
....... IXatlonal Biscuit.. .....!:... .1112 • 113
I Do pfd ....... :".:.i:...: lie: 119?;
400 Nevada Com 14.% 14U W» 14, .i
... |K T Air Brake.. ..... j ;...-' «0 | 63 ;;
MMX Y Central.... I BK«4' -95U B5% °"
SOOlN Y X II & HartilOlvi 101% 101 102 :
lOON-y Ont & W..I .;... .:'.'.• 2S% 29
lOOlNoi-folt & West. 102% 102»i 102$; 103 *i
... ....I Do.pfa, ...:•-.. ; ..... I ..••■ j 80 8 *
.. ' North American: .' .1..... j fiO _ 67
600 Northern Pacific. lO614llO8VSU<*%nJ»*/4
...... Omaha .V.:...... ' ..... ! .V... 113-: i 10 -
...r;.. ! Do pM ............: ' ••-•• I* 1*0
•..'Pacific Mail ' ..... ' .....IS. 12
..'..... Pac Tel & Tel:.... .."•"• r 2, '. ,??,",
.WVPenn It K Co. lliyj*IO%jlJl M* 1 .*
■■'■■ 2CO'People*8 Gas:.:.. HOlilllO ; 1100 110
...... iPittsbur* Coal... .;...!. .V:. j 15U IS ;
..... ..I Do t)M ::....;.. ' ....:!... • • I J 5 % 'V , 2
..'...:. P. 0 C & St L.. .......... I S» : 94 ;-;
.......i Do pfd:.......!.....!..-..- »2 115 ,
....... Pressed Steel Oar! ......... -- -; ' ■
I Do pfd-' r.-.l...'.'.!..... ! 91Vj W
" V V0OlRar Cons.'.'.v... i l«% I 16 \i ' Iβ',.: 10*4
...... IRy Steel Springs!.....j.-.V.. -23% -J:
"I Do pfd ' '" I.".''.../.-.. ' 9 ' f ' 9,,
' 6,"S00 Rpadlnjr ;........ V*% 15644 156% I^
...:.\. : Do 1st pfd .... I ..... ' ... v .SO, ■ 90
....... ' Do 2d pM .... .:."... J ..... 8« 0-
...:... Republic S & I... .... .....I 1S% 12
.V..;..l Do pfd/.....- ! ••■•• ' ••'■•\']t in;
....... Rock Wand Co . •■■■•[ l!> £7}
300' Do pfd ....... 2.-.I.,; 25U, 2-' .5%
IRumlcy r................... \ 1* U
.1 Do i)fci ....... ' .....1:.... ' 3 " • •>< :
■i66s#>»r«-Re*biick ...1105 163 ' 165; t«%
.......isiwsghef 8 &1 .......... 22 24
.......I Do pfd .....;. .......... ! Sβ . ! ,»l^i
....... St T>&S.F 1st pfd .......... m,\ x«*
200 Do M ntd .... 0*41 6 I « , »M
.......ISt L & w....; ....J... v { » g»
■■i'00O]So?the?n-P"aciflc!;j"62-" »6«i{ 00% W^;
S.(XK> SonUiern P»oiflc. K M% W% »J
lOO'Sontliem 20?i ,20*4 ?*>»* Jl%
.......I Do pfd.:..:.....•.;.; • —• |S$ '4v ;
100 Tennessee Copper. 2T%J 2.V4 -<% ,n- y *
....... Texas Oii:....r..!..... ' ••••• MW4 1°J : :
......: Texas Pacific.....]..... ' •••■• ; »H «
Third ATenne.....! • , S, J -■ .«»i;
........ ; To' St -1m\* & W .....J..... ; ' ■ ,-•
Do pf t\ I TS -'
"!!!! Twin City Wan T. . !...•• 101 10 y.,
I'nlon Hsu A I ,
S.eOOiUnion Pacific..... 145 L44 . t«% 144%
....... Dopfd..........:......-• JJ . , S3
..;.... United Uy» inv...' ...:.] M j «
i Do pM ...... ! ..... ••••• 81 ™ ■-■>
■■■ : --r^ c p7i I pipe :::::!:::::! <Vfe
' »o r.M <**4
■ -iooPilWSi".'.::: a*' i ®*"}io*%u«4%.
■;-. ■> Do 2d pfd...... .••;;•• • •; ™ , &'
»- 'Jift l' S ssteel Corp . MW 5U»i f>2'i S-:^
u imf doTw...?' .::: iww io*%
1 800 man Conper...:.. 42% 42 i 41% 42
....... VaCar Chemical. .../-•.••• g »
;""i66w?baSi-.;|!"•!!■: v 2?;l - '♦, - ?, 2=4
.......J- Do pfd......... .......... ,MJ»
... Weill Fare.. Exp. , 11"" . l-°
....:.. Western,Union... ...:. •"•••• 2 H ]"4i"
....... I Western Maryland 1 •>«■ ■ | «' -
::::...i do pfd , : ....• ••-•• g i^
...... I Westitisthouse ... ..... ••••• SL. "i ,
;.; |W & i.skp Erie.. ■ *,V" 1-
.! Do 1st pfd.... ....•• ■•■■■}' 1 L,
! Do.2d pfd...... ..... ...•• «U **A
...... (Wisconsin Central « ■■ M^
! Wool worth .... ..I...-- •....i »i* s ° , *
C4.S00 total shares sold .
The deficit this fiscal year is $7,529,153 ajralnet
a deficit of $8,637,897 last year, exclusive or
Panama canal and public debt transaction ,
Clearing* in north western Cities
SEATTLE. July • Clearings,'; $2,347,079;
balances, $390,375. , - „-«W" v* V
TACOMA. .Inly ill. —Clearings, f42*.1*3; bal
ance?. $73,320. ■ ! *". ■ .~~^ J };, v. t
SPOKANE. July 11.—Clearings, $500.941; bal
ances, $".9.7CG. --;<■ - "■-•-.■.,■■ '■"'■„ .'_■"■
--? PORTLAND,* July 11.—Clearings. • $2,100,43,;;
balances, $205,019. . "-'"*;■; ;
Xfw York Money Market
I KKW YORK. July 11.- Money on call firmer
nt 2&03 V? per cent; last loan, 2%; closing bid,
2>i: offered at 2*4. . '.~ "■ ■.■■'■-
Time loans—Strons. Sixty days. 3®3' 4 per
cent: 90 days. 4®4Vi; six months, c. _
I , lime mercantile paper. (> per cent.
Sterling exchange steady." with actual business
in bankers - bills at $4 8325 for tX> dny bills and
at $4.50P0 'for demand.
Commercial ldlK $4. £:!»;. '• " :
Bar si'ivcr. , . .")S*ie.v ,-
Mexican liars. 47c. ." * *
Government bonds weak; railroad , bonds easy.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton I Market
(From ¥.. T. Huttnn & Co.'s private wire. ,
NEW YORK. July 11.—Cottou was beary all
day with the south apparently selling in a scat
tered 'way, and absence of support, so noticeable
on declines - recently, .was the leading I feature.
The weather was ■ faToralile and the midmontu
condition figures of a leading crop "expert showed
a small Improvement':" for ' the last:' two week".
Influence of high temperatures In Texas was off
set by the knowledge that hot and dry ; weather
Is the sorest boll weevil ; killer. Tlie circulation
of a few. July notices caused liquidation In that
option by. trailing longs, who did not want the
actual cotton,-and this was a weakening feature.
Taken as ■ a whole •It might: be > said that the
tone was decidedly easier.-- :. :,.,"■ . 2
i. Spot - closed> quiet. .. f» ' points : lower. Middling
uplands, 12.30 c: do gulf, 12..Vμ-; sale* 400 bale*.*'
■ COTTON FITIUES * - Year
Option." Open High Low Close Jnly 10 ago
July ... 111.11 12.13 12. 12.0.1 'J2.12 12.10
Aug. ... 12.14 rj.it; 12.00 12. 12.12 12.16
Sept.... 11.70 11.70 11.64 11.04 ; : 11.07 14.25
Oct.. ... 11.43 11.48 11.40 11.42 11.48 12.30
Not. ........ ..... ..'... 11.32 11.43 12.39
Dec. ... 11.38 11.41 11.52 11.34 11.42 12.45
Jan ... 11.34 11.83 11.25 11.28 11. 87 12.43
Feb. \ ..... 11.20 11.31* 12.40
March .. 11.14 11.44- U.SB 11.88 11.47 12.53
May ... 11.42 11.42 11.39 11.40 ,11.49 12.98
London Wool Sole* .
LONDON, .laly 11.—-The offerings at the wool
auction ' Rales today amounted to 13,062 /bales,
principally crossbred*. .: The demand was > better
and prices were steady; Coarse . grades • sold
quickly and* the continent -was an eager ; bidder
for the few merinos offered.
■■;•■- Xevr York Coffee .Market;
NEW YORK. July 11—The coffee market was
less active- today, with s prices higher; on • cot
ering and fresh buying.based on feeling th.at the
market was : entitled to *~ mat rally, . after ". the
•sensational break ?of the la st, week; ; or ,„ ou > the
bullish crops account' from Brazil. ".The open-
Ing was steady' at -; unchanged prices «toi an ad
vance of -.8 'points "on ..European -buying and
local - trade support. > After, selling • about six to
eleven points net higher, ; prices- broke ten
points owing -to -disappointing European cables
and realizing : « by i recent buyers for -a' turn.
The market rallied again'later on reports that
estimates of the .Santos crop were being re
duced. ,•" '. " ' ' "■, ■■ , -.. " ' ..:
Spot coffee— Steady; Rio 7'b 91 lie; Santos 4's;
ll%c. Mild coffee dull; Cordova, 13c@16%c.
Nominal. ■ -~ ' • -..- •>.,!.. . .>-.>.•,:.
COFFKi: FUTnUES : /r
". Option—'" "... . ■'. Open ' High Low Close
Jolt -. .:...*. .........: ..;.. 8.50 c
Augu5t'...;"..........••-...1.'. ..... ' -.;.*.". B.e2c
September ........... 9.65 c 9.79 c 9.60 c 8.73 c
0ct0ber.............; ;.:.*...-.. ..... s.Boc
November -....■..;...........":...;..;" 8.870
December .......8.84c ».00c B.Boc 8.95 c
January .............:.... ..... ..... 8.99 c
February .....;...... ..:. .. ;;....;.., .or.c
March ................9.06c 9.lUc 8.99 c n.llc
April ..... 9.14 c
May .................9.10c 9.21 c 9.02 c : 9.lSc
June .... ..;.. ..... 9.18 c
Sales, 97.000 bag». ■ •-,';' ■'•• - ■■.. ■•* . .--."..'•■-•-:,■,/
Livestock Market
. . " : CHICAGO ~- s
-CHICAGO,- L July 11.— H«ss—Receipts, l."..000
--market ~ slow at yesterday's " average. Bulk sof
Bale!«. ?S.K>(g9.os; light; $5.75@9.1.">;i mixed,"
13.6509.15: heavy. $8.45(39.05; rough, |B.4:>@
8.«B; pigs; $7.23(30. . : -
■;,- Cattle — Receipts, 1.500; , market i steady.
Beeves. $7.25@0.10; Texas; steers, - $7(gß.2<>;
western 3 steers. j $7.Waiß.4<): ■ etockers ; and feed
ers, i cows • and heifers. $3.00<8">.90;
calvee. 18010.78. - ,V, .■■■■• -: yv't:: - -~'~'
..-Sheep — Receipts, ■•; 18,000; steady. .Native
sheep, $4.15((t5.45; western,; $4.1505.45; year
liDgs,; $3.60«e7.25; lambs, - native. -$6.20@8.2j;
western, $t5.C."@8. - - , .". ■ " ■'■'-
■• - r .T >■■.■■-. "■ * KANSAS (II V .. . : ■.'""■-...
■ KANSASt;.. CITY. July 11.—Hogs— Receipts."
S.O(K);-market steady. Bulk. ? , <.7.">'tiS.S.'.; heavy. :
$5.75e8.88; packers; end butchers. SS.Ss@B.ob;i
Ujht; $B.B(>@S.Bs;< pigs. $7.7r)@5.50;';-■■*:";>t • :
•Cattle—Receipts," 2,3oo,Vlncluding ' 1.800 south
cms; steady to went. Prime;fed-steers;?sß.4o@'
8.80; " ; dressed n beef :' steers;*! $7@8.3">; .; western
pteers; lO*i,S.iO; J southern' steers^' $.">.so@B;i cows,*'
$4.23(B7;:heifers.*- |e.25Q8.e5; mockers "and feed-:
er«, *3.so<^S; > bulls,- J.'i.2,V(t7; calvivs, $6@9.25. U
; - Sheep—Receipts; 2.000; ■■ market steady. "bmh«,
fe.2n©B; ; yearlings,' $5<&6.25 • iwethers", r $4'>o
(g.5.50; stockers and feedern. ?2.50@4.25. > V
■'r Dried i Fruit* In >ew York
NEW YORK. July 11.—Evaporated Apples-
Quiet s and flnii. «,Fancy;?SV4@Si4c;; choice,'*; <;■%
i)i H',i-: prime. l " ;i&,*36c. "" v •
Prunes—-Firm;*-.-•:California*', -Ci @ 12',4c; Ore
gOllS. .">'-..fiiH'-jC. ■■■-■-' - ■' ■:■■■•.. ~-'.",'-
;, Apricot*— .Choice, , l_'ffj!U : 3 r " extra
Choice, ,13Q13i,4c; fancy; H'-'riKv •;
•reaches—Quiet. ;,, Choice. - «ii@6Vic;'i extra
choice. 6\©7c; fancy. 7'i@7\c >v -; ;• .;.*
i '? Raisins—Steady. Loose muscatels. " 4 \'% @sc:
choice to fancy seeded^TiQOVic;;seedless;* 4\(3
C?ic;; London "layers,- $1,2021.40. - : - -. -
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
MnKuaot : and heavy market tor
>. : Kcw i York T stocks.
Ronton copper abarr* lap«e. Into
-dullneg*. again. ,:;", ;:. : '" -' ; ■'- ■ - ■■.■■:; ■*■-
Speculative i cotton price*; allowea
to mßfg. -:_. •■". _-'; " - .•;: ■■■- "-'v : » ;
BiiMinrea In local bonds of fair
proportions. ■;-/;»: -■ ■■"■-" : \:: ./.-':■• .:
All '': Miiirar t Mtooks ' steady on the
*-" local J exchange." •■":;",' :■-=".
Mining; exchange cloaetl for late
president *j funeral. : . :'
Wheat -futures have ' sharp decline
in Chicago pit-
Coarse grains also develop an
'^easier tone. : -.'> »■''-■•■ '■■"■'/■.,■■ '"'
Very little , «pot barley, offering In
the local market. •J: ' , ; ;' -V '"- :
Barley Woptions weak, ' with De
; ; cember ntlll declining. ->, . v 1
Cash wheat neglected by traders
and weak. x •"■""-■■■' -" r ;T. ;,'-L'' : '-':.
PotatoeH aml vegetables In ample
■ ■ supply.'.';:■- ■<'■■■ ' ' ■-■ -' ' :..'.'■ '■:'■■■■:<■:-::--:
Fruit ! market 'filling; up : with »p
--'■: rleols again, ■'■''- '-.;_//'- \ ,
Butter market strong with extras
quoted higher. : '
Selllnar:pressure '• on ess* again in
'3 evidence. ' f j- C '■ ■•-' -K.'-J- ' i: /~- \-■ '
Stocks of poultry keeping: well
:; cleaned up. '
New York Bonds
I C S- ref 2a reg... 98 [Japan :....-..f50»4
Do coupon ■■:-...v WttlKan City So ref ss. 9i
Do Si reg ....102' L Shore deb 45,1931 90Ji
Do •= coupon ■>".".:: 102 * L..& 'N - unified ■ 45. , 92
Do 4s. Reg 112' iM. X & Tex Ist 4s 89%
- Do coupon :.;.. 112 Do gen • 4 1 ,"*..-. 81 ;:
Panama 3s coupon. 101 Mo Pacific 45.:.. e4!i
Al-Chal Ist ctfe 40 - « Do cv 55....;.".. '.j 79 -
Amer Agrlcul 'ss;vfl7a' N R of Mcx 4 1 is- 77' i
Amer" T&T 'ct 4s. > 99% N- V C gen 8%*.. SO r
Amer Tobacco Cs. 115? Do deb 4s. ."88Va
Armour ; 4>,i.s .... 89% NY.NH& Hcv 3Va« 751,4
Atchlson gen 45.. !)3i| Nor 4: W Ist con 4s S3
: Do it 4s. 1900.. 95' Do cv 45..'.:....102 Vi
: Do ct 55...... 9fH4 Nor Pacific 4s . 91%
i Atlan C L Ist 45..87Ti Do 3s ■-.": .......V 63Vi
Bait :&■ Ohio 45.. 9014 |O S Line rfdg 4s. 86%
> Do 314s ..,..;. «9% Pa' cv 3%«, 1913..
Brooklyn Tr cv 4s. 86% Pa' con -45........ 9914
Central -of- Oa 58.103%! Reading gen 4e... 94%
Cent Leather Ph.. QZM, St L '& S.F-fS 45.67%
Ches & Ohio 55.. 91 Vi Do gen -55.:...'.". 51%
Do con 4145.... 79%' st L S W con. 4s. 75%
Chi & Alton 3%5.'50 j Seaboard AL adj 5s 71
C. B& . Q joint 4s 93 So - Pacific col 45.. 88%
- Do gen 45.:....- 92v, IDo cv 4s :...... 86
C.M& StP cv 4%5.101%| Do Ist ref 4s..RS«;
i C.RI& Pac col 4s. 54 "'So Railway 55... .102
J Do ref 45:... ..'79 ' |Do g»'n ,4s . "-734
Col So r&ext 4%K."91ii Union Pacific 45.. S.'ii
Del & Hud C7Ms;!)fi% Do cv 45..;..:;. 70»4
Den &n CI ref ss. CSV. Do Ist & ref 4s. r>l <
Distillers , 5s -..;.. 56% U S Rubber 6s. .. . K>o s ii
Erie prior lien 4s. Ssi; U S Steel 2d 55.. 98*^
;; Do gen 45...... HSMiIVa Car Cheni Bβ.. 90*;
Do cv 4s, ser K. : Bfi»ij Wabash. lst&ext 4s 5014
111 Cen Ist ref '4s. 90 Western Md 45... 7«
Int;. Met 4%5. ;... 74%' Westing El cv ."s. \ RIVi
Int Mer Mar 4%5.; 58 j jWie Central 45...;. ,77-
! New YorklVlining Stocks!
•*—'"' •' '""•"''' '• '•' '"••"'•■•"• ■ ■-•■'-■■■• ■ ■ : -' "''-+'■■
Com ; Tunnel stock * OS'.l.UtJe Chief ;..... ,03
Com Tunnel" bonds /■ ' (MlMexican 70
Con'Va Mm .12IOnt«rio A......... 2.00
Iron f Silver ...... 1.00 Ophir ............. 15
Leadville Con ... : 08 Yellow, Jacket .... 15
I New York Curb Stocks f
(From E. F. Hutton & Co.'s : private wire.)
NEW YORK, July 11.—Today's curb market
was: quiet, with 'prices -unchanged as a rnle.
North Star* was about the only feature. ; being
active and strong.' • One . hundred share* sold ■. at
$1. It reacted slijrhtly toward the close. _- . -
■•-■•;.:•• •■•,■:- ■ Bid.- Auk.!: > v - Bid.' Auk.
Alaska ..... lfi"« U'iiMfzpah Ex .. 4S 52
Anglo Oil ... IS'/• 10 : iMontjr 5h0.... 01 ?s 03 4
Belmont .... 6- i' ( i 4 !\ev Hills -". . .00 95 ■
Br Am Tob. 22 • 2SttJKiple*ing .... $% ■ BY.
Braden Coppr «S -' 6«4 Ohio Copper:. % %
- Do 6-s -.-.r. 137- 140 • Par GAE com 42 y 3 44
British Col.. 2>k•'. 2%1 Do pfd ....'SI *"
Butte '*•:N V' *4 1 ! San, Tor .... IS 22
Chi Subway.. 2 -- Sioux' Con ..2 '4
Clnett-Peabdy 43 Uβ IS W Miami., r. 7 ,
-Do i>fd ... m 0O So Utah .... 3-16 5-10
Colorado .... 14 IT (Standard Oil.
Con Ariz ... '■» *%\ -i ex '- subs ...UK 855
Davis Daly.. I's ~\i ;. Do Cal ... 169 v 170 . .
Dolores .....2,4 I Do Ind ... 32« 327 -i
XI Kayo 1 '_» J' Do Kansas. 3lo 315
Ely Con R 10 (Stewart...:.. IV- : 13-16
El, Paso U---' 12 /2 Tobacco Prod. 100 120
Emerson .... 2« ... 32 iI Do pfd .... 82 90 -
Do iiM ... SO -00 ITon- of N>t.. 4>i 434
First Nat ... 1% '.'jt'T'-tn Exten ... 2»i, 2%
Fraction .... 2•. ."■ 4 : |To i Mercer... 58 ■» 60
Florence .... 80 ;;:> ! Tri Bullion... v V a '-< -Mi'
Glrorix: :..... 1% -l',i!Tuolumne ...1 3-ie 1 S-16
Old Daisy ... 2 4 Tn Ci? Stores 19« iSI
Gld Belmont. '5 f> |United Copper — Vi
Greene; Can.. .'.' ■'. .r> T ' "Do PM .... — ~ 4
iralllnger ... IB 17 fW~ a I.l(tht;..C : ft '
Halifax ..... l«i I'jlWi'Kt'Pac Ry. T,\i, Jβ;
Iron : Blossom. 12'» 135 I Do .-«« ..'../ 7.V-j 77
Rubber .. "Vi KV> West Pow pfd 4,'» 47
Jim Butler ..fiO 71 ' : Do com ... IT. - 18 -
Jumbo Ex .. 11 12 [West End ... '.; '.1C
Kerr Lake .. ?.'; 3ti|Wettlaufer ... 12 ': 14 ;
Keystone .... 1% 1*; 'Willys Overld 50 ,60 ,»
La Rose .....: 2',, %%} Do pfd:...:: SO .90.
T.eh!sh C0a1.,189 200 JYakon. ....... 2ti ? 2..
Msnhat Shirt M) 70 ' IPrairle Oil '. 205 300
Do pfd ...98 102 Vacuum .. ...175 MR i
Man Transit. 1% l" 4 front Oil ... 19S 200 »
Marconi ..... 3?; 4 {Utah Sec ... 15W 17
Mason Val .. .M 3 5% •; Do notes .. 77Vi TBU
Mays Oil -...20 22 » (Atlantic ref..sS." 594'
McKlnlev - 1 9-ir. 1 11-16' Swastika .... r7O
Miami Ci.V.;i6S 173 (North; Star .'. 96'~S 97Vi
Mines of Am 2%. 214 [Old Con .'.;.. <■>%■!%
Mont; Ton ;. .1 1 % Con ■ Copper .. 2 H 4 '-
Boston Stocks
(From E. F. '.: Hutton & Co.'s private wire.)
1 BOSTON",;- July 11.— market "opened dull,
with* price* easier. ; The < s dullness increased
hourly and price* gave, no i Indication of 1 what
mijrht/b" expected In the late trading.. In the
early i; afternoon , Boston and Maine advanced
about three points and 5 and 10 share trans
actions.- evidently :on short S covering. The ■ mar-
I kct ■ closed dull and 5 featureless. In fact."the
day's; session was entirely, devoid . of anything
other than" extreme dullness.':' ■ *: •< ,"
■";.-■■"-:•:- Bid. Ask.l V; Bid. Ask.
Adventure .. 1' 4 1 , ,£ Shannon ..... ei< dij
Allow* . .21 S3 Santa F« .... li.j 2
Arcadian .... Mi 2 United Shoe.. 44% 4su
Ariz Com ... 2> ■■■ '2% Do pfd .: .V 27*4 28'
Alaska ..'... 17 Super: & Boat. 2*4 2%
A'R,... r 2'i "?4iSuper: Copper. 24% 2.V-
"•.■:.Df»'pfd ... IT 17H!Tamarack .... 28*4 23
Balaklala ...Hi 1H Trinity «;.-;-.-. 314 gtt
C«\ ft Ariz.. r.ft' 4 ESBft US.Mining.. S.lii 36
Cal &-Hecla.4ls 420- Do pfd ...; 46 • 4fii.,
Centennial .. 10U 11 *i Utah Apex/ ■. - iti IV
Copper Range 3S 1 -. 39 Utah' Con ... R*: 0
Daly; West... : 2V, —! I Victoria ..... 1 _
East: Butte... t)% >I(H4 Wolverine - ... 44 4.*.
Franklin .... 5 ' f>*«jWyanriotte' .. to 90
Granny ..:.. r.4', M&jWIIMNM .;.... IU 1*:
Hancock ... 14% 1"« IGreene Can... . si? -!>%
Helvetia ...30 r>o \ Oiroux .....; 11; ''IV,
Isle Royale.. 18U in . IRay Con ...*. 16% Iβ^
Indiana ..... 4M» sv t Aliromah-V. ."::". . I W; 1%
Kerr Lake .3 1-10 SU!Bm & Maine. .17 >4 60
Keweenaw ... 1% 2V 2 Bob & Albany.l 97 —
Lake Copper. 7'» l\t 2 Bos Kiev .:.: SSU SSa;
l.ii Salle .;.. 3Ti 5 United Fruit. . 1.-.2 , -152%
Mass Con ... 2% 3 Swift ;....:;. 104^104^
Mich: Mln ..1 114 Old ; Colony-■..:. f lii>-314 ,
Mohawk..... 42 —, | Mayflower: ... R ' 6U
North Batte.:24U 24*, Zinc .. :1 ;~r.;17 T i'.lß
Nev.'Con ... 14V, 14<?MRntte & Super 21« 23 '
North/Unite. 1% ; 2ii[rs7«nd Creek.. 4S 50
Old 5 Dominion 43% 445 Do pfd *..:. 70 ' 80 "
Osceola ...,.74 75 IB X ......:r 65 90
Ojlbway ;..; 69 85 Iγ X '..;..... 16' il7
Quincy ...... 56' i5B I " /"
I.OS ANGELES Oil, EXCHANGE
(Special Dispatch to The' Call) : :
i=?LOS ANGELES, July ( Associated Oil was
the feature In the trading -at today's ". session of
the local stock . exchange. Tho Volume of busi
ness ' t transacted showed some Improvement. ■ As
sociated i posted sales of ."0 i shares at - $38.S7>i.
Union Oil dropped to $74.12 Y 2 : ; Sales amounted
to 15 shares. - Midway? Northern was 1 firm at 117
cents, with sales of 2.000 shares. -i;Later;.the
issue dropped He Marlcopa Northern, was "firm
at-'4%c:i . ; . .-•. ■-..■■■.-■- -- .■- :'■ ■ ■
i Producers—; ' f *;' "-> Bid •. -' AsW >
Amalßamated Oil Co .....' . "84.75 :-' 55.25 V >
Associated" ....-..::„......•. 38.7.'. 38.'87»;
Bear Creek O. and M. Co.. . .08 75 "
Brooksliirc OU ................ _ V:. ' "'63*'
California' Midway Oil Co.!. .12V4 < ie
Central "......... .V:....;..;. .— - . '«■
ColnmbUi ".'....'......'...,.;" ', ,v - 'fm "•'
1 Continental" .*......: - --'V*. ■ \-y-- .V,,^*;-'
I KtKlid OU C 0......;;;. '■■' , ,>__".•'-;; '-■. /Zn' ~ r .
j FllllCltoil ! Oil. *r......... * *" Of, 7'iin
: Globe co.-...,.....;..;;;; "'Oll4 ,-,-,
! .tad.- Oil C 0.::.........;-.. -V } _ ■' ;'2
MarieofM Northern.;.,.. .'",'.'" 04s,T r ; * 'fu«'
:Marlcopa Queen Oil Co - : '■ '.*■« "> :■'■•&■
Mascot Oil C 0;:;.;.....,-;,';"' . -_- : v. "~
Mid way i Northern .." "'' "■'-,. 17 1 ■ ;'*io
National Pacific oil Co .... '-' ' ViaU : mm
l'enn: Midway. Oil Co. ' ;i\' *■ . '.<tt\L f.Z , * ,
Rice. Ranch (111.-.;. - • ■'•' '«S ' 1 M '
.Traders' OH C 0... HvT; r :Y.'. '— : 4 n ol)' , '"i
Union;... .*.■.......;.;..; ,v..,~ : 74. 12 1 * ■ "4""i , j
Unions Provident Co , '/.'.'. .''.' fi'.SO ■ m'.OO
\ nlted Petroleum Co So e7'-. S7: ?«r
Cnitcc] Oil Gα in 14
:.'■*"■"■'. SALES '-: ','.'■ -
: n'£J\'Ut-'*' ' -- " r,li 'l« Session - ' • V
2,000 Mi.iwav Northern i
-1,000,JU(1 way Nnrthf-rn:;VK;;^Hv/r;v::sis^l6T^
■ ... It 1011 -. « ,". , . "' '' "* ** : . : '' *j ;
.■ \ 111011 -40-
J 10 Union i. J :..;.' * .'.•;";*'•:'-"" '' > ; ''' -4i"'i
1,000 Mari-.pa Northern.'hvHvv?V>H::' .Oft
* , 70 Acsiociated ............ * X;. r.T."v .\*3s's7i
; - - - AliPiii.mn Session" ': --•;-*-V
--10 Associated ......r...'.;. ;.-..- . 38 75 «
: - 10 Associated.".V.;."-.'- •'"'".%' " ■■" -' 3575 /.
l,CKK);Mariwpa > Northern. rri4'H4tTlmr!o4U 1
?%:■ 10 J Union v- :v.v;;.. ..v. .![!!.!!.... 74!l*i*
:■ -. •. •-. - ■ ■.-•■ - - ■.:■-- • ■■"'-.
I SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE |
v- Sugar, stocks were ag-ain strong on the San Francisco Stock and Bond ex
change; yesterday, Hawaiian Commercial selling , at $26.75. Onomea at $21 ana
! Union at $19.75. For the first time In months there were sales of California
Street ; Cable Railway stock, tlie price being $125. V-- - _•- ;■-.■;- , „ ,« m ,
The bi^restibUßiness in bonds was a single sale of $10,000 of Pacific = Tele
phone and Telegraph at : $96.25. All bonds ; held firm/but , Spring. Valley water
S 4s showed improvement at $89.50. ••..■:• -v :*: p , ••;', ■' :; _ ■••■ , i - A , ■-■■ "''
v yt Transactions in listed bonds totaled $29,000 and listed stocksi.4oo^snares.
In the unlisted department Western Pacific bonds held at $.6, while Pacific
Gas common remained firm at $44. ;' : v ;' . , . ~ :. ■:
LISTED SECURITIES
SALES JULY 11, 191"
- Morning' Session:, ' '' ■ v .. $10,000 Pacific .Tel & ! Tel"Co 58........ 96.23
Board— / Street— '. . . .
: . ■ 340 California St Cable HE.;?..... "is.T.OO .35 Spring Valley Water Co ..:.... .00
■'-"■.':.2o,Hawaiian Coral A Sugar :.•....: 26.75 $1,000 San Joaquin Light & Power M. 97.00
- 75 Northern Cal Power Co Cou... .2.1.00 Afternoon Session
" ... 12.5 Onomea Sugar C 0.............. 21.00 Hoard— ': : «e-n
: 10 raclflcT»l'&:Tel"(pfd>V.:/...; 91.75 ; 5 Associated. Oil Co ... ■β-ajj . ;
'2.VUnion Sugar C 0..........::.'..:; = 19. 50 -0 Union Sugar Co ..:....:...-..• i?'"
. 30 Union " Sugar C 0....... 1. ..V. 19 75- $2.0C0 Great ."Western Tower 5e ? 1,5 2
$1.0t)0 Cal O.& El GM& C T s#, »10 100 00-: $7,000 Spring Val .Water gen mtge 4*. SJ.uO
. *1.000 CM (;»s & Electric unifying ss. 02.00 .. ■;= Street—s.v-:-.; '„„,,.,
$4,000 Pacific Electric Ry ,55: ... . 101 SO $1,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 58 firt. 12%
$1,000 United: RKof S F 45.. h'!.! .'.2.00 $1,000 PIIB Co Ist ref »«....."...SS.SO
; ■-.•..-.■CLOSING QUOTATIONS " - - .:
i -.: : "-'.".:,.i;:",- , BONDS ■-'■ '■''■■ '•■: •';; ' Bid. AsV.' :. ■' ■.: '■-. ■■' ■..• • \ ■■■ - Bid. Ask.
/■'■> Miscellaneous— - Bid. A«k. Oakland Transit Co 85.102 107% Calif ornia St R R .... 124 > a -- _
Alameda Aries \V ss.- — - j>6 Oakland Transit Co ss. — : 104 Ca! Fruit Canners... 115 liSVj
Associated Oil Co Bβ. — 99 ! ,Do Con r.5......... — 102 ' (Cal Ins Co (par $40). — •»
Bay Counties Pow se.■"—-'- 101 i Oakland True f Con 5«. —:• 88 'Cal Wine Assii pM.. — 81 .
Cent Gas &El ss. 100 — I Oakland Water etd 5s S»% — I Do common ... 40 — \
. Cal KiiGen 58,-eer A. — So 'Omnibus Cable Ry 6«.i97%100: IK Idu Pont de N com ]•>••
Cal G&EI cm & ct."s.lOO .— 'Pacific Gas linn 4«. . — W) I Fireman's Fund 1nn...230 240
'■■<- Do unifying C 5.... 92 fi.T. j Pacific* Gas & Elec ss. M% — ! First Nat Bank of SF. — -30
: California St Cubic ss. 99vi102i,i Pacific Klectrie Bt fis.lOlli — 1 Giant Powder Con .. ..«U — r
California Wine - ss:: 94 97 ' Pacific - Light &P - ss. ; — 03 ; I Hawaiian Coral 4 Sug. 2«5, —
Central, Traction s*. — 02 XI Pacific Tel & Tel r.s. Oβ — ! Hawaiian Sugar C 0... 2« —
Coast Counties LAP 5s —'95 £ Park & Ocean RE 6s. — : 10O}4 ; Honoksa Sugar C 0.... 3 —
Contra Costa Wat 5«. — " People's? Water Co 5s — 75 'Hunt ~ Br«a »Co nM. r. 99 -—
Do gen mtge 05.... 00 — Sac El""Gas& Ry 5«.101 < 102 ! TTutchlnson Sug Plant. - J«».
: Edison El of L A Sβ. 97\ — Sac & Woodland Rss 95*4 — ! Mercantile Nat 8Mk.200 —
Edison Light & V Os.UHH — - S .Toaouin Lt Sc P ss. 9o* — I Mutual Savings Bank. , Bβ . —
■F. I (inPont I'wdr 4>-s — I Do Cor 6s. series A.lOtU —- IN Cal Power Co Con. 2-. -«
First Federal-Trsts*9.loo'4 — IS V Electric Ry 5n.. — 90 ' Onomea Sugar; Co ... -I ~ .
Fenrie* & Cliff H R6h. — x 100»41 SF.Xapa & Calls R 6*. — , 102 ; Ore Electric Corp pfd. —• : '•- ♦
Great Western Pow 5s 81 S3 •S V Oak rf S J Ryss. 100 I Do common.... —■; 1-H j
Haw Coml * r.s. — 101*/ rDo 2dmtsc:Ss..... — «2 ! Paauhan Snerar Plant. 13', — .
Lake Tailor R& T 5?. — .07' RJ & S Clara R 4V»s. — ' 00> I Pec Aux iFire Alarm. TJ* 4' 4
Long Beach C Gas fis.— 102 Santa ißarbaraG&Eies.*— 100* IPae , Coast Borax, pfd. 00% — ;|
Los An* Gas & El s*. — 100 '" Sierra- Rγ of Cal 6«.. — .-100 ' Do common ....... —/-100. (
-Do Corpf6s.V?..... 00 91 SPRR of C 1 c g 55.105 Vi — I Pacific Coast Casualty. — 118
Los Angeles -Ry'Os.. 101%: — ; RPBrsnch Rof Cal'6e — 121 1 Pacific. Usrht Corp pfd — ,'« , I
Do Corp 5«.; — -95 aP R R Ist ref 4s.6SBH 88% Dp i common .-.--• —~ ir *^
Los Anjr Li«ht 'gtil sa. — - lOOJ-i S Val Wat sen m 45.-89Va — • ! Pn'-iftc TH & Tel pfd. 01 »♦ —
L A-Pac RR of Cal 5s — 95 ! United' Gas & Flee ss. ; — lOOt, 1 Do,common ....... a: —
Marin Wat A Pow 094 — United RRof S F,4s. T.2U — : People Water Co pfd — SO
Market St Ry lem r.s. — 89' I Val Counties Pow ss. OSUIOO'4 ' Philippine lel&T Corp — 24 (
Mid Counties"< G&FI 6s — 101 I STOCKS - -£■'- I Realty Syndicate ... — SO •■,
Mill Val & MtTmR.-.«. 07', — 1 Alaska Packers' Assn.'Bo Ravines T.nßk A 1>.245 —
Nor Ry Co of Ca! 55.104-"i — : [American Nat Bflnk.. — ISS Security Savings Bank .^o
Nor Cnl Ry f !>5...:..101 — lAnjrlo-Cal Trust C 0...— 125 f F-Oak Ter Uys.A pfd -- .-I,
Nor Cal Power Co ss. _ Anglo & Lon P Bank. — 180 ! Spring Vpl v Water <°- oO* s —
Do Con 55........ — no lArmsby Co of NY pfd — 100 I Sterling Oil * Her.. — : 1.03 j
Nor Electric Co 55... — r>« I *««oci«ted Oil C 0.... .".R 1 ;, - ' Union Sugar Co .. H —
Oakland Gas, I.AFI ss. — 102 IBnnk of Csl. N A... — 200 ; ' ,
UNLISTED SECirRITIES
'SALES JULY 11, 1913 ?;, •_ ~'
St Pacific Gas * Flectrlc (mm).. 44.00 ! 25 Western States IMe. lv* C 0.... »-J»
::." Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd)... 87.00 ! $4,000 Western Pacific- Ry 55........ .COO
The following are the latest;quotations for unlisted securities on the San
Francisco Stock , and Bond exchange: , .
-' ; V ' BONDS ':'■ i -V : Bi<l. Ask.' - -'-- ■ ? W*. ;Ask,
--*-:;•<,■ ■ ■ -•'.■: ,- Bid. Ask.! Scufh' Pacific roast 4s K7Va - Ocean Shore Ry...... »' ? —
Alaska Packers 6» .. in4%insV>'So PacS F Term 4s. 80 . 87, I Oak. Antiorh & t.. -. , -Mi H
Arner River Elec , ss. SO 98 I Sunset Telephone .V 5..100 Olaa R'.igar C 0........ -!)»=-■
Associated; Oil Ist ref 80; »0 -iI «perry Flour •;...-. — 100 Oro Development, Co.. — 4i> :
Bay Counties Pow — 103%! Union Oil Co 55....: — ,84, Orpher.n. stock ...... —
Pine Lakes Wat bds.lo3 — lUnlted I.ijrht & POs.,— 90 Owl Drns Co pfd. .J. — »«"
Northwestern .lOOii — United Properties ss. — ."". jPncifle Hard A R pfd. — "J ~*
■ Coast Val G&Ellstes.lOo' 101 i Do debenture f.5.... 5- In ■■• r,. Do COD 0" "•V •• — ->
Gen Petroleum f15....'. 50 — i Sacto 1.qn.1 es. . — 100 ~, ' Poclfle Port Cement... ..n —
. nonohilu Plant C 5.... — 101 ! Western Pacific Ry 5s 73-% 76*4 Puclflc Gas 4 Elec pfd SG S.i,
Hunt Land & Imp «s. — 101 Yosemite. Val -nyr.o.. — S3 IDo ; common -y. ...... - «**
,Mt Whitney Pow 65.100 '—■ STOCKS Palace-Hotel stock.... — &O
, Natomas-Der «s ... V 94 100 I Alameds Snjrai- ......— 20 I People Water com... — .-... 3
Do Lund & Mfn 6s. — 100 : Bank of Italy ...... .125 — I Pet & Santa i R..sn Ev. -'»'.a — '
= Do 2d. mtßefCs.:..— CO Buffalo Brewing Co.. 61 -75 Portn«rue<=e-Amer 8nk.105 — ,
Nor Cal Pow deb fin. — OOMilCal . Cotton Mi 115..... — 75 Ponlsen W>reless ......— -•
Oak It Antloch Ry .-is. 77Vi - ' leal State Life Ins..— ;14 Riverside ; Cement ••• •. " }*"
Oak. Ant &, E.RySs. — 81 [Central Cal Traction. — . -13»i Senboard Nat Bank Hβ ISJ
Orpiieum ...."....'.JOOWIO3 Central N B of Oak. — 145 'Southern Cal Cement.. — / 55 ,
■ Pacific Port Cement 6s 90 — ' Central Savings Bank..— ■77 V; Standard Cement ....— .21
--i Palace-Hotel 65.::..'— in7»4!CvpressiLawn....... 3- 4 Standard Oil of <al.. —■ —-
Pet & Santa Rosa ss. — -;97 First Nat Bk of 0ak.200 — Pan Francisco tennr. .. 50 K7tA-
Do 6s •■----•• 94 ' i — |Frrnch-Am"rlcan Bnk. — 100 I San Joaquin Light &P — —'j
Pliilipnine'.Tel 55.... —' 85 I General Petrol ... 19' i ?ov.', Do. preferred .......— «n
Do Os ! .. .V .V. — ' flB I Hawaiian ;Pineapr>le.. — 40Vi!Santa Cruz Cement.... — M
Riverside Cement Cs. .77 79 I Honolulu' Plantation.. 21 2njSperry Flour .....-•• — -5
Sacto Val Power 65..; 7" - Do pool ..........: 20 23 „Do preferred •• ... - 101
Ran Diego Gas *Elss 88 — I Honolulu Oil ........ \,I Union r, O»i. - 300
SF & R Joaquin V5S.— 10S ' t'siian-Amenran Bnk. - 112 V Weed •. -. — 1M
RF & Nor Pacific 5«10l — ' Mascot Copper ::.'... 1% M & Guaranty — So '
Snn"Joaa IA P ncr B— ' MMson Kavleatloo ... — 130 Western Pacific - 8y... « —
S*e" ra S F Pow r ." — ; 97W.' Merchants- Nat Bank. 85 Mr ! Wells Fargo Ncv Bk.lCV^—
SStarl Cement 6.. 9,% ~^lNoble:Electrl C Steel -; 3> W«t:;Co.rt Life l£. - W
Standard Flectric 5s 8i •Sβ . INatomas Consolidated. — 81 vl e«t Sacto Land ; Co.. —
W« Cru. Cement 80 85 - Nor West-Electric. .SO - I Western Am Realty. — 20
S F Gas & Ele™44s — »" ! Northern F.lce Ry : pM. 44 U, — Western Meat Co ....102tJU6 • „
Do non callable — 88 'Do ; common V....... 20 - - Western States Life. .. ; 8 9
■ Son CalCemen?'b«ls 70 75 |O a Bank of Sir.;,— J W-tern Power prd.V. 43 ,--
South CM Kdisoi, ss.— 95 I Oakland Traction; pfd. - .0 ! Do common ..... v — 16
Ronth Yu"ba. Water 103 — I Do common — -_o,i_
REAL ESTATE ACTIONS
Newell-Murdoeh . Realty company ~to Chloe
Simms Umtf, lots* 10 end 11. block IR. Forest
Hill: $10. ..-' *-, ---.'.. .. : \\'r~- - '■" ■'• ""'' ■*-"'*'''!•--." : -
A delta ;H. : Tafflnder and wife \to ■ Florence
"White Donegan, lot ;commencing at .a . point 150
NW of Bueaa Vista ' aTenue and 219 NE of
Frederick, NW 85. SW 50. Si: 24:4. NE 50; $10.
H. L. Shannon and wife to Jessie. M. Smith,
lot in E line of Shrader street, 100 N, of Fell.
Elf-0 by S 100; $10. " ', ;
McDonald & Cohn to Mary Colin, lot 13, block
V, Park Lane tract 2; $10. : ; / ■•-•/■
Mary Colin to DonaHd McDonald, half of same;
$10. .;-';; ' • '■. -::V : -'-" vi-.: -~''. "::■.'<■
= Knnt AndTson in Gertrude I. Peterson, lot
313, gift map ';2;.- $10. " ' '.'.."."-. '
Estate; of : Caroline Lauensteln "; fdeceased\ to
W. B. Cameron, lot In W line of Hyde street.
S3S of Post, S 39, N 50, S 40. E M, SI, E 20;
?9.«r>o. • ' '■■• ' :■ '' ■
Oscar Ileyinan & Brother to Martin: I. Hack
ett and i wife, lot In : W line of .-,Pennsylvania
street. 125 S of Nineteenth. S 26 by 100: »10.
Charle* S. ; Mann • nnd wife to Rousseau Realty
company, lot in N line of Pine.street. 75 W of
Taylor." W 37:0 by N 75: $10. y - z--.t
"i U<\'sseau Realty company 10 Charles S. M«nn.
lot in X line of Lex venworth; street.'- 87:fi S of
Pine. S 25, X H-'tf.. N 12:ti. W 25. N 12:6.
V.' 87:6; $10. ■".■•■--•■ ■..*•■.* ' r '■ '1>
Jonathan and Anna M. Anderson to Ed>:«r <_.
Lelchter. . lot In W line :of Seventeenth - avenue;
75 S of/Anza street. S 2" by 05: $10. : ' 4
Sol Oetr :& ■ Sons to Jeßse N. , - Goldwaite, lot in
W line of ■ Seventeenth <avenue, 125 N of B
street. N25 byiW.= 120: $10. " :
Collna. Paterson to ; James " Peterson,. lot In ; N
line of Twentieth street, 130 E of Noe, E 25 by
N 114: gift. :■■- -> .- ■."■ '■' ■"■'--■.•' .■■ -•■ :■ i
J. P. : . Christiansen et al. to William A. Brace,
portion iof lots .21 and : 22. block C. Park Hill
Homestead association 2; $10. N
: Gustave C. > Winterberjf et . al.. by trustee, to
Charles •> Adler. - lot .In X line of Turk street,
206:6 Wof Pierce. TV 28 by N 137: C: $40. -.
'-, The John Center company al. to the city
and county of San Francisco, portion :of block
22, bounded on iN i by S line of ■. Old Channel. E
by W line of Florida, S by N line of ; Alameda
and on W. by E line of Alabama:..slo. ; ,? • —
W. Palache to R. (i. Waterhouse," lot at>NW
corner of Eddy and Franklin ' streets; W 77 :C by
X* 120: $10. . - * v ; ;?;-.- -.■ J-----:' ■-;■,■ , ■'--:-:}
Harriet-G.Hornberjjer and John A. Hornber
ger to'Zuleika- J. Baldwin, lot In S line of Cle
ment" street,-120 ■ E '<■ of Nineteenth avenue, E25
by S f 100: $10. ' , ,:: '-J:-"::/. ■ '■'/'"■
Harry Draa to Frederick -F. Heine, , lot In N
line of Pine street, 105 E of Leaven worth,, X 75
by V 137:«: $10. v ,—
"Rupert Kienart to Christine Miller, lot .in.,vV
line ■of Twentieth avenue,; 100 •S' of J street,• S
25 by W 120; $10. ; ■■'- ,
, - Crocker v Estate company to Arthur G. Duncan,
lot 34. block 12, -Crocker Amazon tract; $10. --.
■•'-- Frederick ,' F. - Heine " and * wife to ; : Eherhardt
Estate company, lot in N line of Golden Gate
avenue, - 137:6 • W of <■ Larkin street, -W. 40, by |N :
101:6;; $10. . lr ; :' ; «* ~
Oscar lleyman and brother to Ida M. Cam
bridge lot In S line of 1 street 57:6 E of. Forty
eighth-- avenue, E 75 by • S 100: $10.
; Anna T,»hekolner to Sylvester E. - Wilson., lot
in ■• W ■ line rof Castro street 25 ; N of : State, ; N
25 by *W,: 100: $2,000. - -.. 2 • v
S. F. and Fresno Land Co. to Louis A. Rich
ards.' lot in SW line of Sixteenth avenue South,
50 NW of L street. 28 by SW $10. ; s -:.
* Redmond *W. ; • Payne ■< to a Grace ; Sabln % Payne,
lot ;In S line -of * Bush street. 107:6 * W Grant
avenue, , W< 60. S 126.: E 06:7%, X 58: Mt, E
N 6T:11M,; gift. - ■•-...-:-: ■-■--•=■.;.■.;.-.:
Same *to Grace ;S. : Payne, one-third lot ,at
NW corner of r Sacramento * and Jones ?. streets.
N 50 by W 9T:e; gift.:. >. v: ; r., .--.■:.-..■.-,
•Thomas ■ Williams 'to .. Richard ..Alexander.- , lot
3, 1 i block' 326. South ; San ; Francisco i Homestead . £
It. K. asoclatlon;;slo.**-..-,;;-;.-.;,--..,:.i.^: v ,h:'>'': -'■■■:- ':'
■■■■ George : Rist and wife by trustees to Emily
Twyf lot ' 62. - block' 5, ';( Mission * and Thirtieth
street. < Homestead ; union: i $800. < :' ,
Emily <C. Parker to Edith *H.* Burnham; lot In
E ; line of Eighteenth avenue, C C 2:2.5 S■of ■» Rivera
street.,'S 30 by X 100; $10. -* -; j *,
• - Richard; J. ;- Welch s and wife >to , Charles W.
Moriarty et al.. lot in E line of Giirrero street
26:6 Twenty-first street, S 25 by E 100;
$10. :.:-"» V ■■■:.■'■' .■■-■-•■-..-' t.';:~- r>V'f :
•' Newell-Mnrdoch Realty t Co. to 'Anna ■T. • Ohm.
lots." and 8.: block 18. Forest Hill; $10. •».->:-: i:
*» Jennie ■• B!o"h blO ■" Samuel- Newman r and wife,
lot:lls; J Demartlni tract: $10. . . >
: Boston . InT. Co. to Arthur O'Eeilly | and ; wife,
lot in E line -of i. Thirty-fourth avenue, 100 N
of irTinc street. N 2.*. by B 120: $10. " - i-■-' .•?
v r- Arthur ; O'Reilly -i and wife; to J. W. v GiHogley,
same:'.»slo.';-...-- v-'-'-i- ,: ."-". •".- --'V'■*"*■': - ■" ;':. ''•-. :," ■ ■'■:'■. •'•■■•■' .-'■■?
'■- Jonsthan '■ Anderson '.-'» ml wife •to ■• Josephine
B°yersdorf. lot in W line of, Seventeenth a venue,- ,
--125-Srof,;Anm street, S 25 by W 120; $10.
Building Contract*
• First i Congregational , Society of San . Francis,
with i Ralston £ Iron 3 works —Fabrication, * delivery,
and j erection t. of J steel 1 and feast 1 iron work i for a
churcliibuildingßat?SE corner of Post aud Mason
streets,*. E 110; by« S 137:0. for $13.570. '.
.' I First Congregational -'Society» of San ;Francisco
TV 11U A. C. j Winker, I felts ;F. Schoe.nsteiu Ii- I Son
and W. H. .I'llms-Manville company— Decorating
Interior, ii:iti;is; mid wall paint ing. taking itow,
packing, removal I from?* premises t and f storing J of .
organ now in pi'OWn< baudlM J find erectinjt J me
in ticw cburcii bulidlnj:.'.-' ml ■ lljht* fixtures J for
t.iin. li huililiiix a' SK corner r<( Posi and Masou
(trfcts,;E,lo by S 137 r<5, for $3,081.
Samel with Btackbolm &. "Ally n—-All* work ex
cept steelj and ' cast ?; Iron, --J decoration, light | fix
tures, lamps;*;window^ shade*, art > glass, pews
and organ for church building at SE corner of I
! Tost ami Mason streets, X 110 by 8 137:6, for
! $117,250. ■•> •>■ , •. • -,-:•-;.._
The Orear company with' William Bateman—
J All ■ work , except: marble, t mosaic tile work, lion
I dumbwaiter, * elnzlni? flrtnre«.V ! .flni*U.- hardware,
etc. , , ': for 'basement • cronnd ? floor and mezzanine
floor of 137 fJrant arentie. NW of Grant avenue
and Manlli streets., for $4,995. V
Dr. ;H. S. ;and. Susan■ A. Welch: with X. , I).
I —To ereft,-»; three story fr.iine ; apartment
I and :*h>re hniWlinir on S line 'of .Taction- «treet.
! 100 YV of Polk Yr.?.r»*byS 127:S'. t , for $15,200.
j '♦■'■" "'"'"' —— -''' "■' ■* ■■ r- ••'." ' ■"'" ■ •-
: ! TELEGRAPH BREVITIES |
j-« . _ , , , —, —_—«■
. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., July 11.
! The vPike's Peak ; * region today enter
tained the members of the Indiana Au
tomobile I Manufacturers" association.
who reached here yesterday afternoon
on their tour to the Pacific coast.
AVASHIXGTOX, July 11.—The Im
perial Tobacco company, the so railed
tobacco trust in Kentucky, has pauper
ized hitherto prosperous towns In the
tobacco belt, according; to testimony of
A. :B. Jarvis today before J the congres
sional «i tobacco commission. Jarviar is
an independent ,at Henderson, Ky. -,'.
V VERSAILLES, Prance, July 11 The
court here| decided ' today against \ the
Countess D. Gasquet James, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Pratt of New York, the
/widow of ■ Count Amedee Gasquet
James, a papal nobleman, in the suit
she* has brought to force .her second
husband, ; : Duke Henry Borwin of Meck
lenburg-Sehwerin, to authorize her to
liquidate her husband's " automobile
factory, in France, in which she is in
terested. " .
CHICAGO. Julyll.—Convicted today
on all counts in the two "white slav
ery" indictments 'against him. George
Thompson,' the negro \ who took a 15
year > old white .girl from . Indiana to
Michigan : to marry her, : : faces : a long
imprisonment or a heavy fine, or both.
; ASHI\GTOX, July , 11.— Among
transfers" in the railway mail .service
made today by Postmaster General
Burleson is included H. 1C Rager, chief
clerk at Atlanta, who goes to San
Francisco in the "7 same position to fill
a vacancy.. George S. Cobb, now a rail
way postal clerk, is made chief clerk
at Atlanta. "
BOSTON. - July 11.—Frederick K.
Small, formerly sof eEverett.V Mass., who
was brought :-■• here from , Mayer, Ariz.,
yesterday, v was held today in bail of
$15,000 ';■> on : the charge -of conspiracy
( to use the mails in a*^scheme to de
fraud *in connection with : the manipu
lation of the Brooklyn-Arizona Mining
Company, of which he was president.
It is f alleged by ' postal s inspectors r that
at leaet $500,000: was obtained in New
England in the alleged mail swindle.
DIIITH, Minn;, * July { 11.—A better
feeling between > wholesale* and retail
coal dealers, elimination of short
weighing, honest advertising and feel
ing In favor of J'a~ reciprocal ; demurrage
law are reforms brought about by ; the
Northwestern^ Retail ': Coal Dealers' /as
sociation, : according to ■ President W. W.
Benning of Union, Neb., who spoke at
the I thirteenth annual convention here
today. .■'-'\->.-::.i.\ :: ?\< ,'":'>•"■-'■ . ' - ; Vj//-
WASHINGTON, July 11.—Secretary
Bryan ; will leave ; : July 1 5.". for 'a ; six
weeks' -lecture tour, principally .in In
diana, Illinois 1 and i 10wa..: In his ab
sence John Bassett Moore, counselor of
the department, will be acting secre
tary of state. ;' % Mr. I Bryan expects, to
return about September? 1. ' *, '
PARIS. July 11.—So satisfactoryl*
the progress * made *by ! : William iF. Mc-
Combs, chairman of the. democratic na
tional committee,« toward 'convalescence
since % his f recent operation ; for appen
dicitis, ?. that his doctors say he: will be
• able *to leave V the hospital \at,' a" ' com
paratively early date. ".. :-■. '.'■
CwASHIXGTOX.V July 1 I—Secretary
Houston f today issued ■■ an ; order estab
lishing: a quarantine on cattle an, cer
tain parts of Montana. Nebraska. Wyo
ming. Colorado, Oklahoma and Texas
because of the existence "- of the disease
known as scabies.V' : . 5 "
ST. PAIL, Minn., July ll.—Mr*.- Mar
guerite Curl, the bride of a day who*
was shot by ; her husband, who then
committed • suicide in a. local hotel. May
17. left the city hospital last night
after having # lingered between life and
death -1 for several weeks. She , will.re
turn to Kansas; City. I.;; ■.: - v .
WALL STREET IS
AT A STANDSTILL
Only 64,000 Shares Sold,
Making It Dullest Day
Since May 27, 1896
Brokers Wait for Something
to Turn Up—Speculation
Forces Spent
NEW YORK. July 11.—It is neces
sary to go ■back over a Ion? stretch of
years to find another day as dull as to
day in the stock market. The total of
transactions was 64,400 shares, th*
smallest amount traded in on any full
day since ! May 1596.
Stock market operators spent the day
in waiting: for something: to happen.
Apparently the forces which have been
determining the course of speculation
and price "'movements have spent ; them
selves, leaving the market at a stand
still. ■'■;-.:.-. .-■, _'
' With tariff and currency legislation,
the possibility of a strike on the east
ern railroads, and the = Balkan war
hanging over the market, speculators
are not inclined to take on new line."
for either account, and as the; day was
barren of news upon which to base
operations trading came almost to a
halt. ■~ _ ,
The drift of prices was downward,
but bear traders made no attempt to
press - their advantage, and :In most
cases losses were limited to fractions.
Southern Pacific sold off more easily
than the rest of the list.
Lower prices of copper metal In Lon
don, owing , to poor trade conditions
arising from the Balkan disturbances,
found, reflection here in the heaviness
of the copper stocks, particularly
Smelting. *'";. ,''
New York Central sold early In the
day at 95 U. a new low record for the
year, and Chesapeake and Ohio, at 51 I*,1*,
also reached a new low point. Another
cash loss by ■ the banks was forecast by
the week's known movements of '-cur-;
rency. A decline of $5,000,000 to $7.-•
000.000 was indicated. In addition to
the :,loss of /, $5,000,000 ■& gold : shipped
abroad the interior movement was less
favorable to »New York. '
Had it not been for $1,000,000 gold
received from Canada this week th«
banks would have shown a .loss on
direct operations with the interior. -Al
though it Is unusually early- for the >
currency to be moving into the inter
ior, a turn in the movement was; ap
parent this week after a long suc
cession of heavy gains. .
Compared with previous 'weeks the
inflow decidedly smaller, while th«
direct ' exoress shipments were about
twice as large as last week.
.Bonds were affected slightly by the
sagging of sstocks. Total sales, par
value. $1,612,000. -
United States 4s registered declined-
M and v the 2s registered and Panama
3s; V 2 on call. ■ 'V
Huston's New York Letter
No special feature to today's'market
except the extreme dullness that pre
! vailed during the greater part of the
j session. Opening prices were in ac
j cord with the - London market, BhoW
ing fractional 'losses from Thursday*
! close. New York Central was a weak
! feature, selling at 95 1 *. the lowest price
since 190S, when it sold as low as 9O'«.
Chesapeake and Ohio was another issued
ito make a new > low for \ the year, the>
previous low being 52 on suly 1. The
weakness in this stock created com
ment for the reason that in yesterday's;
trading it lost one and one-quarter
points when most of the other stan
dard shares were scoring substantial
gains. London* was a small factor in
the trading, being mostly on the selling
side. Up to the noon hour total transl
actions amounted to only 43.000 shares,
confined for the most part to the floor
element.':. Steel-orders were reported :at
a low ebb. incoming business not aver
aging more than 20,000 tons per day.
.Prices sagged off during the afternoon
session, and at the close the general
list showed losses of from one-quarter
to one-half I points, with Southern Pa
cific selling to within a fraction of its
low for the year. There was no special
news to ?4 account for the weakness.
English consols ( showed an Improving
tendency, while. Rio Tintos continued
to i show weakness. Total transactions
for the session were under the hundred
thousand, mark.
' \'etv York Produce
NEW YORK. July 11.—Bnttrr— StM4y. . Re
: ceipts. 8.377 ,tub*.?\ Creamery extras. 27c; first*
_:•' L'ti--: seconds. 24'/i<g2sc: imitation cream
ery.firsts.; 24c; factory firsts, 23c; packing stock
- ■
20' 3 021 So.
Cheese — Steady. Receipts 2.018 boxes. State
whole, milk 14>i@14Hc; skims. 3<311c. .
: Eggs— lrregular.!. Receipts,, 8,887 cases: fresh
gathered'extra*, : 24<32Cc; extra firsts. 21<ft22'-< :
firsts, 18@20c: seconds, 16@17c; western gath-
I ers ' whites, : 20@20c; i nearby : hennery white?.
i 25500 C. /-.:- :-= ■ ~,_. •- -;;-.. ; ■■:-.;■ %
!-■■-■■:■:-■■- ■":. . -—->■•?■ '.'.; ~; .-..:
■ • ('Rlraitn Produce Market
' CHICAGO, July 11.— Batter—Unchanged at
2r,H@2Cc. \;;.- -.•.-•..-. . :>■■-„-■''-:' :-■■', ' .
R*gs— Unchanged. Receipts. 14,300 case*. At
mark, . cases included. S@lßc: ordinary firms
14rd'l."»c; firsts. 16»4(ai6»ic: storage,* 17@17»ic.
Cheese— ; ,I>als!es, J 14®14i4«r; twins ■*
i ■ 13»i@14c;OYonng "tAmericas, 14(ji14'.c; lone
; horns, - 13s 4 @ 14c.
'. liOa Ancele* Produce Market
LOS ?ANGELES.*Julyll.—Eggs— Steady *an<l'
unchanged, i Reeripts,' CT>S caies. T>(x'al;ranch,
j candled. 2Sc; cast? count, 25c; pullets, 20c- north
ern case count. ■ 2t>c. ■ ' ; '• . "
'. ■'■> Butter — 'and ■• higher.' Receipt!",; 22.517 1
pounds.- Prices to the trade. So aboTe- quota
tions. J California extra*. • SOc; firsts,• 27c. ~ ■:
Cheese—Receipts. 5.240 pounds. -""Northern
fresh,lsV4c; eastern.singles, ISc; do twins 17c;
do 'Cheddars,- l7%Qlfte. •
j - Potatoe*—New, 50@60c per box; Oregon - Bur.
banks, $1.40 per cti.
Xew- York and London Metal Market
NEW-' YORK. "July 11.—Copper v unsettled.
Standard spot. - 13.50 c bid: July.• August ami
September. 13. - 50©14r; electrolytic. - 14.23ig>
14.50;ilake, 14.50@14.75c: casting.* 14.25 c. "
; Tin—Firm. Spot. 40.40(g)41c; July. 40@40.Gftc-
August. ;40.53i§ , 40.62c: September,' 40.33@40.e2ci
Lead—Quiet at 4.G0if?'4.40c.' : •
■« Spelter—Quiet at ;
Antimony—Nominal. "; Cookson's, S.55<SS.C«3cr
Iron— Quiet' and' unchanged.
'London markets closed: as follows- -
Copper— Quiet. 1 Spot, £02 15»; futures, I*2
17« Od. /- '.;-,.> -■.-.:-.' ~..--"... ' ...,, ~-..■
. ■ Tin— Firm. Spot, £185; futures. £150 log.
Spelter—£2o 10s. '
iI/ead-7-£l9, 10". T" . ; ..• .-,
■..slron—Clereland warrants,"jiss7tjd. '
RAILROAD COMMISSION
HEARS WATER CO. CASE
Application of - HanTord Concern to
- Ineue Stock* to Directors Taken
Under Advisement
(Special Dispatch to .-.The Call*
HANFORD, July 10.—Before th*
state railroad commission, here .today
with Commissioner Edgerton presiding'
the application of the Ilanford; Water
company for "I authority :' to issue stock
to certain of the directors who several
months ago retired $47,000' worth" of
bonds fof i the I company v and agreed to
take stock in payment was heard today
The amount of stock: to be issued ,la
under advisement with the commission
ers. The water company at ' the time
the bonds were issued and retired made
extensive improvements to their plaeW
ASKS OPIUM PARLEY FUND
: WASHINGTON, .July. I.—Secretary
Bryan told the house appropriations
committee today that '■:_ it : was vitally
important ; , to : appropriate 1 ; $20,000 " to
ward : the expenses of the International'
opium congress in Tfce Hague.

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