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MURRAY FoR oovERNoR.

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morning Murray is not only a par
hamenfaian. btat ss, man of liberal
views and sound common sense.
believe a grouMd swell will set in for
Murray for, governor before Febru-
ary"
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GREER COUNTY DIVISION.

The division Of Greer county was
the subject of very warm debate in
the county boundary committee meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
Delegte Caudill Of Hobart whose
district extends over into Greer coun-
ty and who has been made the spokes-
man for Greer county anti-diyisionists
made soeaSh in which he bitterly
denounced the plan for the division OF
the county
II is understood that n practical
agreement has been reached in ev-
cry district except the fifth, and the
map makers are maj ing great efforts
to get that straightened up
What Adam ate. not what he drank,
Was he from Eden's garden driven,
o. what a difference there now would
be.
II he had taken Rocky Mountain Tea,
&C. r. Reniro,
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MAINE STATE GRANGE.
(Bv ASS cIatcd PRESS. y


AEeEsta, Me. Dec. IS.--The Maine
State Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry.
assembled for It's thirty-third annual
session here todHg. Delegates from
many parts OF the state were present
at the opening, which was held this
morning in the city hall The pro
ceedlngs will continue several days
and win be devoted to a discussion of
numerous matters relating to the or
der and It's affairs
TO CURE A COLD M ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE RROMO Quinme
Tablets Druggists refund money il
Il faais 40 cure. T. W. GROVES sig
nature Is on eaeh box 25c.
Robinson's open evenings.
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The
San Joaquin
Valley of
California

Is one of the largest valleys
in the United States, with a
plentiful and never failing
water supply, where the small
farmers dimes grow into big
silver dollars very quickly.
The climate is ideal. The pro-
ducing season covers ever y
month IN the year Lands are
reasonably cheap, and but little
capital is required TO get q start
If you would like to .knoE
more about this county, address
G. SEAGRAVES.
Gen'l Colonization Agent A Il,
q S r.. Ry.. 1117 Railway Ex-
change, Chicago, Ill.
-.
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You need a tonic that will put the
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the greatest strengthened known. Tea
or Tablets. 35 cents. G. r. Renfro.
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RObinson's open evenings.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Yesterdays Conditions in wall Street


New York wires TO E. f. Hutton & Co. yes
terday said.
United States Steel booked orders for $500
tons steel rails this week. Stocks plentiful in
The loan crowd
An active issues offered at 81 per cent.
Mon Pacific surplus and equities show
nearly - per cent for common stock.
The Louisville statement shows 10 per cent
earned on stock. and real earning capacity
probably near 20 per cent.
hI1e annual statement shows 2.ls per cent
on common stock, after large increase in main
tenance charges.
American Express Company deefared regular
semi-annual dividend OF s. per share OF income
from investment.
AT present rate Of exchange gold imports
rom both London and Paris would be prsc-
Waldorf Notes says: Excellent judges on
The market aver 10 nothing except severe
strlngency during the next few weeks. On the
otner h2no, there are equally good authorities
who hold that the monetary crisis viii be
aFerted by the Government action and the inn
port6f1on Of geld. However. the large interests
are no less optimistic than a week ago"
There seems 10 be a feeling in Wall street
lhat gold imports are inevitable, il being esti-
mated late today that az least SIC, ,00O. 600 had
ofen engaged. This coJid not be confirmed, but
an Indication Of present needs in our money
market The question Is asked, What viii
ne stock market do easier money conditions
~ II holds nrm at these prices under present
money stringencvf' The situation Is most pect-
eluSively that the list is under absolute con
trol- However. the is afraid TO trade
now, stocks are 50 errstic. Persistent rumors
ere N circulation Of about SIC, ,o0o, ,Oe0 in gold
All this selling Of stocks is on the tight
The New York Stock Exchange closes Septem-
bef labor cay-G holiday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l---Dsnger signals loorned
1Ige on the financial situation shortly after the
opening Of today's stock market Call money
opened at per cent. and speedily advanced
70 u per cent, the highest price in several
months. As result the market soon fell into
state OF Inertia such as II had not shown
Tor weeks before. Another influence which made
for lower prices WIS the speech Of Mt. Bryan
although Wall street prOfessed 10 regard that
IS mere incident-sn excuse. and NOT reason
for sailing securities. Nevertheless, il cannot
ufort 10 the so-caileaested interests and the
lancial community in general Efforts TO ad-
vance prices By circulating reports Of gold i'm
ports we're made at the opening and while II is
generally known that negotiations 70 that end
are under way, no definite developments we're
II Is interesting to note anent this subject
that bar gold and American eagles rose in the
London market during the day. while an ad-
vance IN gold prices wss reported from other
continental points All this makes the chances
fo- the imports less certain. especially as 8
slightly higher rate Is quoted for demand The
stock market without q leader throughout
reaction and 50 far as any marked tendency
was diEeernible their tactics fairly success
STOCK, winch nelO Wen ~ marked advance
over the previous days close and some Of the
snecisities. m this class was included Adams
EXpress. which on sale Of one lot recorded
an advance Of 80 points. Some significance at
taches 70 the rise IN this stock. in view Of the
strength Of kindred securities and the very re-
oenf increase n fhe dividend ~ q rival concern
and there were limitations Of closer ''commun-
ity Of interests Trading during the early
sessions was several hundred thousand shares
below the average Of regent days. and in the
iate session grew even smaller. A further ad-
vance in call loans 70 u per cent. and more
definite 70 gold engagements added 10
the general feeling Of encouragement which
resulted in almost utter steguarfon. The fore
casts Of tOmorrow's bank statement showed a
loss By the banks 70 the uh-treasury Of more
than SIS 900 600 The strength OF Union Paci
&c on buying which emanated from Of the
prominent Western commission houses one
Of the puzzling features Of the day. Southern
Pacific. Reading and Amalgams ted Copper par
ticipated IN the rise. but transactions In these
stocks were in relatively small amounts. The
narkef closed barely steady. active issues show
h1g tendency 10 rally The sub treasury trans
Erred $500 600 70 San Francisco.
BONDS were steady Total sales lpsr vs1ue)
81 100 600. United States new is coupon ad-
vauced Is rpr cent on call.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Under scant supplies, together with good
demand, strictly fresh selected Eggs 1c
per dozen higher Yesterday and ruled strong at
the advance. despite the competition of Eastern
and storage goods. Most of the Eggs now ar
irving from the south show effects of the hot
weather and have to be candled and graded
there being about cases of culls TO | case
of selected in the receipts. The cuiIs are Of
fered as seconds, but find few buyers, as they
come into competition with Eastern, which are
generally OF better quality.
There was another decline OF 1zc per pound
In fresh creamery extra Butter. and the market
was decidedly easy, with one receiver shading
the quotation on Change. Stocks of fresh
Butter, while not overpentiful, seem to be
present. Packing and shipping Butter are very
Arm.
Cheese was steady and l1c higher for fancy
new fats.
Sales on the Exchange were as follows:
Butter--20 half-boxes fresh creamery extras
at 2Ic and 20 at 26hc.
Cheese new California fancy nats at 12c.
Eggs--2o cases California fresh selected
Receipts were 2s 100 lbs Butter, &c. 900 lbs
Cheese and 367 cases Eggs.
The following are the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers ON the door
OF the Dairy Exchange
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras &c per ID,
easy: do frsts 24lhc, steady; seconds, 22c.
steady; packing stock firm at 1s1ac for No 1
and 1Sc for NO. 2; Eastern ladies. zoe, firm !;
cold storage, extras &c Arm; do firsts 2se
CHEEsE-Fancy California, new fats. 12c
per Id, steady; do hrsts, lie. steady; Young
Americas fancy, 13c, steady; do frsts lac,
steady Eastern fancy, 1916. steady Western.
'aa EGGs@caiifornla iiaai fresh selected. 2sc per
dozen, steady; hrsts. 25c. steady; seconds. 1sc
steady; California storage. selected 26hc
24c. for selected 2lc for frsts and 1sc for
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
New York Cotton Market. :

NEW YORK, Aug. s1.-The cotton market
presented about the usual eveningup tendency
In advance OF the holidays over Saturday: There
were several reports out and they seemed to In
crease the feeling OF nervousness, and scalpers
had hard time keeping pace with the nuetu
ations. Reports from the South state that spot
cotton is offering very freely and the exporting
basis for Liverpool good middling has been low
cred.
shorts have evened up pretty well In advance
of the holidays. 1t is reported that the Dallas
News has made an estimate OF the crop of
g. 600 600 bales. The Giles cotton report of a
crop condition of 7sa was moderately bearish.
The crowd expected points deterioration.
whereas it is less than against an average Au-
gust deterioration OF Q. The principal reason
for this decline during the month has been ex
cessive precipitation in sections OF the Carolinas
Mississippi, Texas and Arkansas. AS rule the
plant is In good condition and fruiting well. The
critical period of the growth of the plant is
rapidly passing without serious complaint. There
seems to be general cutting down Of the esti-
mate OF the crop for Texas and the Territories,
due to some damage there by weevil worms
The Journal of Commerce condition report
shows decline Of Al points, but the action of
Liverpool indicates that the figures, even II con-
hrmed by the Government, would not be start
ling The Journal of Commerce indicates con-
dition report by the Government of 1873 There
is tfp on the market this morning that fne
f~..-~.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Los Angelos Market.

Los ANGELES, Aug 81-There was no
change in market conditions today. Butter and
eggs were scarce in Eastern stock, the scarcity
having set In two days ago. When the Eastern
stock begins TO move in freely local ranch and
local storage goods will have been very much
lessened in supply. Storage butter and eggs
are filling the local demand almost exclusively
at this time.
EGGS-Local ranch, candled. s1c: Northern
ranch, candled, 26c; fresh Eastern 29c; selected
Eastern, storage, 26c.
BUTTER-Local creamery. fancy. 57hc;
valley creamery. fancy, 55@57iac coast cream
cry, fancy, Soc; coast dairy, choice, 471s G50c
cooking, 2Ic
CHEESE-Northern fresh. I4@l5c: Anchor.
large. lie; Anchor. Young America 1Sc; Anchor
hand. Ice; Eastern singles 1915 @16c Eastern
twins, 15c: Eastern Cheddars.. 16c: Eastern Long
horn, 16@161ac; Eastern Daisy. 16@ITc; Swiss.
Imported, 2Sc; Swiss. domestic, 20c; Limburger.
zoe; brick cream, 20c.
POTATOES (cwD-Early Rose Northern.
81 35G .40 Burbanks, $1.50&f 65; choice. 81 35
al 40 Salinas. $3.50; Highland 81 6O6f75
ONIONS-Yellow Danvers 81. 3d.
BEANS (cwt)-Pink, No. /, $40: No 2.
Sl9o; Lima, No. 1, So; Lady Washington No l.
S3.10G3. 25 do. small white. No. l. So 6oG3' 75:
Black Eye. $3.50; Garvanzas. s4.5OG5; lentils'
96J0c h.
HONEY dbl-Comb, water white. l2h @l5c;
light amber, loGl2c; comb. white. liz dixie;
extracted water white, 60-pound cans 666bc:
extracted white. eo-pound cans. 51a@ec.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01

CentL p KlPae L Co.. so
Martel Powr. Stkn G & E.
Mutual E L. 1874
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
neciduous and Citru. Fruits.

For the first time in some while the receipts
In the fruit market were light and prices for
Grapes and several kinds of orchard fruits
showed considerable improvement. there being
good shipping inquiry. besides average de-
fnand for local use. Bartlett Pears continued to
advance and the Apple market showed more
tone under diminished supplies Melons con
tinued weak although small advance was OBJ
tained for small lots of favored brands of
Nutmegs.
BERRIES-strawberrie ss@1o per chest for
Iongworth and $596 for the large varieties
Blackberries, S2@4 per chest; Raspberries
$s@10 per chest; Huckieberries, 7@i0c per
APpLES-5oc@S1 per box; Crabapples, Goa
s5c for small and 81 .5ol2 for large boxes
QUINCES-50@S5c per box
PEARS-Bartlett. 75c@s1-50 per box in bulk,
PEACHEs~Si@1.2 for large boxes and
6o@90c for small packages; Freestones. in bulk,
s'P PLGMs AND pRuSEs-crates and small
boxes, 40@s5c; open boxes, 50cQ$1; Plums,
FIGs-Black. soc@sl per box; large boxes,
81 o50ll .50 White, 40@75c.
GRAPES--Small boxes and crates, Seedless
GJ@90c; Muscat 60c@$1; Black. 40@T5c;
Tokay, 75@9oc; open boxes, 75c@S1.25; Wine
sIhEEiL,ONs-Cantaoupes Hi, 25a75c per crate;
Nutmeg Melons. 25@5Oc per box; Watermeons
75c6$1.75 per dozen.
CITRUS fkUITS-Per box: Valencia Oranges
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-The wheat market omen
ed easier today because Of a moderate decline
at Liverpool and favorable weather for harvesting
the commencement of the session. howevers the
September delivery was in good demand by
several influential traders, and this soon starfei
covering by local shorts. The market respond.
ed to the demand, the September delivery adj
yancing &c. Other deliveries advanced
in lesser degree. Trading was active all day
During the last hour there was considerabie
profit -taking which resulted In declines In all
deliveries. The market closed steady Decem-
Der opened Nc lower at 734c, advanced to
741Ac and closed unchanged at 7s% @73xc.
Liquidation Of September holdings had de-
pressing effect in general on the corn market.
decline of Ne In the price Of cash corn was
directly responsible for the selling. Indirect
of greatly increased receipts of corn from now
on. December opened unchanged to a shade
high at 43Hc to 43N943Nc sold between
43Me and 43Kc and closed UNCHANGED al 436
M43#c. -
Oats were easier on selling by commission
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
Receipts of Produce.
FOR FRIDAY. AUGUST 81.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Sugar Firm, Comstocks Lower and
i Southern Nevadas Steadfer

There was very fair business of ST. 900 In
oonds on the stock and Bond Exchange yester-
day. with slight advance In the United Rail
roads per cents from SIS 10 $50 so shares
were quiet and showed no noteworthy auctua-
tions though the sugar stocks were generally
hrm. The following were ex-dvidend under the
rule Hawaiian Commercial. Csc; Hutchinson
l21ec; Onomea, Soc; Paauhau, 15c.
The volume of business on the mining ex-
changes continued to diminish though me
diminution was gradual. Lower quotations ruled
for most Comstocks, while the Southern Nevadas
were steader rule
The overton Gold Mines. a Siskiyou corpora
tton, has levied assessment of 1c delfnduent
October s. and the American Quartz Mining Com
pany one OF f3c, delinquent October s.
dispatch from Wall street says: THE strike
of employees OF the United Railroads OF San Fran
cisco has not as vet affected to any extent the
price OF those securities IN the New York mar
ket- very remarkable showing along these
lines has been exhibited In the earnings OF this
company since the IRE, and this has caused a
considerable advance In United Railroads Is
The majority OF buying which has recently been
done here has come from California.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
18th and Point Lobos Aves.

Where the property be seen and examined
from now until date OF sale
JOHN J. DOYLE Auetior eer
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
California stock and OIL Exchange.
Mining stocks.

500 -Four .....-.....--..................-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Local Bank Cearngs gain S263272oo August 1905.
Na-sreet Stocks steady, but irregular. Cotton lower
Gold engaged in Europe for America.
Call money 809I2 per cent.
Sterling and New York Exchange still lower
Silver unchanged
Local Stock markets continue quiet with little change
neat Barley and Corn quiet and unchanged Oats very firm
Bran and Shorts still flowing in from the north
hay conditions as previously quoted Beans weak.
POTATOES IN larger receipt but steady Onions unchanged
Poultry market less active but still firm.
Choice Eggs higher Butter slightly lower Cheese higher
Fruit market hrmer under diminishing receipts.
Fresh and Cured Meats as before quoted
Hop market still quiet and featureess
Increased Customs Receipts this port in August
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New York Metal MnrkeX

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-There was an ad-
vance in the London tin market today, spot
closing at f1s4 It's Cd and futures at Elsa rs 3D.
Locally the market steady and higher in
sympathy with spot, quoted at s40.50G41.
and futures both quoted at ESQ 5s Cd Locally
the. market continued firm and prices were
held higher, with lake quoted at $l8T5@19,
SIS. 25Gl u.s. so.
Lead was firm at $4,000. 90 in the. local mar
ket 1t was unchanged at fit los in London
Spelter was unchanged at f27 IS in London
and at $6@610 locally.
Iron was higher in the English markets. with
standard factory quoted at 53s lid and Cleye-
land warrants at 54s sgd. Locally no further
change was reported. No. foundry Northern
is quoted AT S2oG21: No. 2 foundry Northern
s19. .60M2O; No. l foundry Southern, $40. 5on2i:
No. foundry Southern, S20020. 80.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-01
WATER STOCKS

Contra Costa 5G7s 57A Port Costa
Marin Co :. IS v Wat Co. 20A q
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetables.

There was marked increase in the receipts
of Potatoes from the river districts, but the new
arrivals found prompt sale at unchanged quo
tations and the market closed firm and prac-
ticaily bare of good stock. Onions stood as be-
fore quoted.
Stocks Of miscellaneous vegetables were ample
for all needs and the market remained weak at
about previous prices
POTAToES-Pe ctl: River Whites coca
s1.15; Salinas Burbanks, S1G1.4o; Sweet Po-
tatoes. 242Ac per h.
ONIONS-Yellow per ctl 6o9I5c.
VEGETABLES-Green Corn. crates. S161 so:
ws1 psans p.r Ssani s Lima sssns &
per Id; Tomatoes. 30@G0c per box; Cucum-
bers. 3o@40c per box; Summer Squash. 2594 40c
per etl; Caulinower, 4oc per DOZEN Carrots, 5oc
per sack: Turnips. SOC per sack; Green Okra.
40@60c per box: Egg Plant. 25450c per box;
Green Peppers. 30Q550c per box.
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EASTERN MARKETS..
New York Mon.v ,E,-t-.,

NEW YORK, Aug 31--csll money opened on
tne stock Exchange today at s per cent At II
. clock the quotations were at 9 per cent. At
4i-p clock call money Lending 10 per
cent The highest rare IN several months At
LOO p 70. call money loaned at u per cent
Allne ioaps, very strong. 90 days, no loans:
- aSys ! per cent, six months 6la per cent
PRIME mercantile paper. 6G6A2 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak al s.. .S3256i4 S335 for
demand and at S4.s3l5 a $500 for sixty-day
bills. -
Posted rates. s4sI5s @4s2 and s4.s4lk a4s5.
Commercial bills S4.79%
Bar silver. 66&c.
Mexican dollars, BIC.
Bonds-COvernment firm: railroads steady
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
Wheat and Otb.r cr,,n.

wHEAT-There was very little variation in
quotations yesterday, either here or at Chicago
Liverpool futures were weak. The local cash
situation continued soft. with a ouiet market
though there was. no further decline
The Modern Miller says: The holding atti-
tude of winter Wheat farmers is firmly main
tanned There are no signs yet OF an in
ing September.
California Club 81. .2215 for No. 1 and 81 .23A
FOR choice; California White Australian. $40
Northern Club. 81 .22la @1.2 23&; Northern Blue
stem, $1.30@1.32h Northern Red, 81 32fs
FUTURES.
10 TO IL 80 O'Clock Session.
December-$1 245
BARLEY-The easlness noted during the past
few days was again visible yesterday though
cash quotations remained as before The mar
ket continued quiet, with light receipts
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice Feed spot, $10lo3N: common
to- fair 90@9sNc per ctl; Brewing and Ship
ping, I.06A CLIO per ctl Chevaier. $1.1On
LIS for poor TO common and 81. 80 for choice
FUTURES.
10 TO IL 80 O'Clock Session
Deccmber-9sxc bid.
0ATS--Good Black strongly held at the
high prices, being scarce. Inferior lots sell
away below the choice grades. a sale Of $40
sacks choice at S1.e5 is reported and holders
shows some variation Reds are scarce and
unchanged.
Good 10 choice Red s1.350l1 40; common to
fair. sl,l5d1 ao:. White, to arrive, $132h a
CoRN-There was nothing new to report res
California, sl.55Q1. .o5 for small round yellow
California white. $l.40: Western mixed. S1a5
Yellow. S.375A01.4o: White sl.4oai AZ y
RYE-sr 3oa1 .32h per ell.
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FISH. PER POUND

lots; jobbing. s24; Corn Meal, $3l so; Cracked
Corn, S32; Horse Beans, nominal; Broom Corn
Feed. soc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots,
$3.50; jobbing, $40 per tom Mealfafa. $3.50
in car lots and $50 In smaller quantities
HAY-Choce Wheat, $1650@17.50 per ton; ;
good Wheat, S159l6; other grades Wheat.
$12@14; Wheat and oat. S12@15; Tame oat.
$l0@I5; Wild oat, $9@12; Alfalfa. sS41l;
stock. $10S per ton.
,STRAW-40@6oc per bale.