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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
2cpartcmeut fir iicn!lidc aihcrhcit-Wautcn.
CUB cpar:cmcut bCS Wcbnnocs Snipcftnre'
s~iilrcanc, Mnthbaus.

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%Stlacbotc lpCroct %enilCGcIla acnoiHltiel non
Der Gontrnlibcb6roe Der Stnot Baltimore liir
einen Clcftrifhcit GIcputor int @cfdlGlllb Der
Giaht Baltimore fir ocn @cbraib Der SeIdil8'
uiBsgcb6rOc.
~Sln9cbpic mitiicn in pcriicAcItci Goupcrtcn,
~uoreiiirt an ocH nNuuro OF gllpGrh5 Of gnllt.
more sin" uno nit Der gInjfbrtlt rEropoinl
for electric GlcOnior at baltimore Gin Salt"
nui Der 9IlGclicitc o~cricDclL, Nrlt. !. Gciucll
Ibumua, Stuot-1tC0titr0tOr, III ocilcll 2'ilrcnlt i'll
RulbGuuS MN nhcr uOr II ubr EorInlttu99 am
10. Sn!i i9OS iipcrrCt6t mcroell.
|cocm HlnNchut mus Gin an oct 4tnnor. nm
Gtaotralb non baltimore 6~GbIbnrcr ccrtiit6irlcr.
uuf cine rGlcuriug N0uic"- Ndlf gC6o0cner 9bcd
ilbcr $500 ~bcigCtiiGt iCtn.
Scr criulqrcihc Nlctcr lllth Vir1lbnli lcleil
ulo Den Ncitirumnn9cn nc3 ltaottldhct eDdricrS
UcSiipli6 Guulrutic ru6tulllIctl.
SCihuinpcil uuO SpcittltatlnpciI ionlcil ont
nocr rnh nCl1 .. Snlt 1905 int Vllrtnu ocs
@cbiuoc Snipcifnro bCii6iiNt lpct0en.
Sic Vcb6roc hCbilt iih ous Jtctt por, trBclto
Gin uDcr ale gll9cbntc NJ ncripetlcil.
Gplunto 7. Hrcitur,
SCbdlIocs SHfpciiUr.
Gcncbniat
Z. Warrp Matuci,
AtdOur.
I~.E.r - 4 - - % n 4 n 4 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
G%plulanb's tiirfildc Sibcr,
GGuitabIc' @cbaubc. Fuitnw. 8cgcn. etcis uiftn.
(NlInDD--l
Shcrcin lNMtmnnn.

IS iiurb AM Z. Snlj 1905 III ibrcr 9Subnu1R.
III. 2427, Nclicrintr SirnBC, SbCrcin Wutmnnn,
lcllcbic Satin beg OCriturbcHcH Fii3 Sut
IldIIIi. in ibrclr G3. Hchcn9iuOrc.
2i lriib bttt az Uun ms pcfdicbcIt,
,Si lriib i'm luoC bruh StiU NcrS:
Scil Itlo itcbt bar uIo hot mo rein,
Scrgcicn fogit 2u ulcmal3 icin.
9'pu ibrcn Slnbcrn.
NCriunn6ic mn Srcunoc inn nhiuuQ9rou
ctnBcluocn, hcr NecroiQlna bCt6uupbnclt, lpclCbe
am Srcttn1, ben 10. Nuli, WtnrNcn3 rs llbr.
BON phcnQcnallicr &%tnbnlllg aus llnd 0cr 81.
yitddclYsMlrt6e, Wu nm ~ llbr elm %Jicuuicnl
&odOGlllf %cclchriri miro. l,rn nNltGl ali ocm
uNI. NrlnlCr NriChhnle" ilNtillnhCt. NNl-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Wu Sic Samen.

Sinae SanleIt. ipcl0e moberne Shrcioerfurft
III ~erlcrtcn ipiiilfden. fplten itift I'M Sipeifel
itiir bel Sri. VI. Nnbers, Gr. BOZ, Neit. earn.
togn. straRe, ppr6ufprehen, ibreli 9iameu ais
31olina einirdacn mo iie Iernen Die aiinit nab
aubcroem 0riinoIibcn llnierriht I'M 3nfhneioen.
Gebr Iibcrule 9ehin9iipen. 5rl. Vi. NnbcrS,
VT. 302, Welt saratoga. strake. (S76-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

brltd) in alien &ciniradtm0rttcn:
Git0iiCn, |2ltlartic, Sdnuar3ca N(ccr,
N5off, TornlL Wittclmccr, "a Flato,
Nrniilicu, Ger. Stontcn etc. etc. &lclc
HbC0cr uChn1cu SloHlQcn al. 0cren
6rad)tcn mcniN mcbr oils Die Soften
ocs 2o0cua ul0 &0id)cna bctr0Bcn,
nitunter 9cdt iogor 0ic 9{cttoIrod)t
nidlt cinnlal Oicie Nu3labCn. Gtt
@crltitc, sic bic 5ibcOcr icBt crlctoen
louieu ms Hicicnboitc, latlctoc
iibcr SulllCuOc gcbru @ode iilr2Sodc
III or 0cn ballptiGd)lidltCn Ncinl-
iruhtmGrftCn u|CrlorCn. &c0cr Nb.
idll,B. ser pom CitoiicM S%jioamcritA,
Dem Shmorjcn Mecr ~actbdtiNt miro,
rcpr0icntirt cillCn 0robcn NerlllL
luno man cr56blt ms, 0nb 0tele in0l.
ui0lteQen Gcrluitc IN ciniGcn 60IIcd.
no Die N6c0cr Iongc Nciicn oll5}lt.
iiibrcn BADEN, nm lire Edible micOrr
III Die Scimntb 81 bcfpnmtclL bis III
1900 Niuno Stcrlin1 lntO ncbr ortI'
lauicn.' IS fonlnIcn GdIlc Dor, III
ocncn sic Hbcocr ijberbaupt fcint
Mcinnirod,trn crboItcn f0ntcn rut0
crnitIih Dor0n ocnfclL ibrc Sdifi2
i'm 2llt9lnnoc alti5uIcgcn lunO DIE
Otonnidoit, iolucit Dies m09lid it,
objuI6bncn oocr bcim 5ll icnocn. dc.
icr ihrcflidc Stnn0 Ser Gin1c idcin.
iih Gag iiir Gag nod jl pcrldIlnir
merit Ocnn sic gauge SdiilInbrt2.
Ncuc8lng fonintt lunaiOm 81 cinela
Stinitau0. Mnndc HCutc iprcd)cn
iiibn gcnlg 00pon, BOB mir 00s
ShlimmItr gcicbcn hobcn un0 0aB
mir binlcn <r5cnl cine Mcn0unl
5llnt WCiicrcn crunrtcn f0nllCr. Iicic
VicIlunA rilbrt uon >SlttcrCIielltcr
Der, bic Sdiiic iiir NcrluoItlm9.-
EroDiiion un0 @CNcnicitiGtcit trog
GROCER &crluitc lMliCu lolicn; lie
iclbIt miiicn nutiirlih icbr wobl, oab
mir ms feincalueaS Dem Gn0c ser
ariiia nGbcrn, ionbcrn III @irfli6t
tcit NADER Sem AninnN ais ocm Gnoe
Ocrlelbcn iino. o@ic lit oicS m01s
!ih?" miro man inns irogcn. BIC
GrflGrutg boiiir lit, b0B Die bia6cy
oli8cIcAtc Coinage nid)t Ocn ger1ngs
item GiniIrB AMI Sic Abpdrt86cluc-
Nltl1 gcbobt bot"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

Siircau Der StrnfcnonrhbratJe ,Spniniiidrc.
Baltimore, 10. Sltltl 1908.
Die SirabclGbmbbrld3 Gormiidrc nlndbcl
hermit in llchcrciultinnlllllG nit 0cnt Huliis
more SidotGbartcr. $50. Nbfdntit. hcfunui,
huB iic ole critic SieriununIt1g am NIuaing, ben
Is. 5uli 1908, @urmittags If ubr, III ocnI
toni mo 6OlibGDsS irG6c, dbbalicr lperocII, nm
Die &ollmabt utSBuilbel mo bic iblcn ilhcrs
%tragenct uuo bon ibncu ocriatlatclt Rflidtclt
ait crfiillCt i'm glCtrcii Der GunbcmnirilnQ mo
Gr6nnun1 ocr Gautur atrGhc, uun her Shotcltc
Der Baltimore Strnic bis irr Giioic.tc ocr
YDniboro.2t rnfc, in genldh hCr am S, 1illt 1905
unier5citlctcn &crornnung yr.1l9 bc2 MiaOorS
mo Stu0lruiD5 BON baltimore.
Sumco 81. Smitb,
SuiDruo NJ. @attS,
gSiliam :. HtiUupo,
Somntldre.
Nugcuc 3. Nuogcrs,
Curitt,tS.25 ,Sili2,O Glcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
&. & y. BDonc. gSuIie lGG2--N
ynuis Ncrbcr.

Warmur. uuo Dutirtcr WrauitNerte.
Wipuumcut init Statucm, @rabItciuc, Srrppen,
SnuIp,oitcn, Gtnirroiamngcu nnrr Artcn.
Tpropcits0dr Gruaoiuag NIB WungB'Str.
Baltimore. Wih.
8ctdmiiacn ullo Goitcnuui6I19c g~eltefert.
(ltul2p-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Gn1uta SaltClbcra.

IS ftnrb am s. Suli i0Os nab ldu9ercr
MrNufbcit Gmn,o Gnitc. brra, nclicbtc Satin bon
3ucub GaicIbcrn, In ibrclG 10. Gebclsinbre.
Sic NccrniGlinN iiHoct am Srcitaa, hcn 10.
Sllt, 9inbmittaqo > ltbr. bon ibrCr lS0bnunG,
gtr, 2039, W{uoiiou %Elpcuuc, aus itdtt. Ncil
lCllllN pllNntiM. NNl-2(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
SacD6 Stcin.

IS iturb am I. Iltt 1903 IN icincr Wobs
rlira. gir. 1926, HSeit 9tuCtb %9lOcnuc, Jacpb
Stciu, %gclicbter Gattc ppn gcttu Stcin. Sic
0ccroigimG iiuoct nm ronacritaa. sen 8. 1nIi
1908. Moracn6 nm ht0 llbr. pom Grnucrbaulc
ans uut Der 6cus @oint GemctcrO" iiatt. Ncia
fctntN prioniim. Nittc, ieigc Slumcll,
LlIlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Gricsiun.ginic
Teuc ihnenc saa.1 ampier.

Teuc ihuclc 5aa.Iampier.
,,9uro Baltimore" II. pYcun" uaf Ybiinoelp1ia.
Snbrcn tiaiidl NIB eunntaas, Wior0cIS linl
8 llbr. BON Der lSrutt Sicnbc, 5tutidcn Der Sal'
bert uno Sputbs StrnBc, uh. ,@dllct on 6t vet
tcrtpn, Suiuu Yuiut, GbcidpcafcsS itl, ct.
@curac's, SelawareGitp ino Sbctcr, Fu.; laltz
0crl ~ulgcidbr nm s llDr a~IorgcIe IN Tbtluocl
phiu an, 6ntSiidcnbc Tabrt purd, bcu Nanai.
Euiin0icre ftniicIt lludb Wclicbcn bis GUclnpcnfcs
sin mo Ncitcrioll intrcil lllb nui Der Jildto9tt
hit bcnl Qpot llud) Suulc 8urildlubrcn, 100 nc
nm 8 Uhr uHIanGcr. ,SutrpctS lOD ROtldocls
pbin $l,5J. 6unoinbrt G5 InDc), out, an it,
ucuo cincnl Rag ubcr Ji1btbunic SurildSlttcbrclL
$50. nbcr aiiidfcbr anf cilcm Snpc Der r9'ula
tillorc Cbipstabrt." $3.50. Snrdtabris.Ntlcte
Gin, Gopc Winn, Sung Brand, Eecan @rupc,
NSpnrD Hart, NfbanD, Srpp, Tcp.Yprt nao
njroiidcu Eunftcn. Wublicitcn 30 Scute.-
gtndtonnuicr o~crIutcn RrntisStrGbc rc9clnibig
, llhr Ibcnb5 nit gtIennbrlc bon Sonntuaen.
1tdcte bel slibGnGb's jum Scrlnuf. Sbreibc1
SIC fir SScQipeifcr.
clarence sbripcr, gacnt.
(Suli23-Iu03D Nr. 1873, 9igbisStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

lcbCr 0cn q il # Aung Der
Gcmotrntil6cn Yortci IN Ecnniplpn-
nicn lhrcibt ooS oEbiloolpbio Gage
blutt": Sic oc%mofrotiidc Nortci bon
ECnnipIpunicn lit cine trollri0e 81
our. NOr 30 So6rcn mnrcn bon oct
63 Counties Gc0 Stuotcs 60 0culofra-
tlld). Gic HcpublIfnner floppcrtcn
lidl ncnn ca gut ai10, IN Ebilaoc!.
phIn, NlCAhcnD mo Snlcn1tCr cine
WcbrbClt Don 10000 Stimmcn Git
lonumcn, Nbcr Nooicpclt crbiclt cine
Wtcbrhclt BON iihcr cincr bdlbcn Mil
lion Stimntcn I'M Stoot. Die Nte6rs
belt Ger HcpltbIif1ucr i'm Stoot lit
bclt0noig mo 10 ltorf gciticgcn, ouB
Die Sbolccn Der 0Cnlpfratlidclt Yars
tel polllA bofInm1SloS Ncluor0cn
linO. l(to IN Dem Wnb, mic sic Dc
mofrotild)c Eortci iid) DcrflcinCrtc,
lit lie aud O%cmornIiiirt, mcil ibrc 80.
%lltltcr, Die BON Der Eortei feline BE
Iobnlrng erboficn fonntrnt iid bon
ocn Wrolnulcu nGbrtcn, sic bonn re-
pnblifoniihcn Gid ubliclclt, rnb 0o-
'ilr Der rcpltblifnniid)cn Woihine ics
ocrjcit &iilic Iciitctcn. luclln lie ioldc
1cgcn bic Hcformcr in ser eiocncn
Fortcl brolldtc, Wicio lit QoS &c
fonrncn? Sn critcr Clinic 0llrd) Ole
otononildc Gntluidcllun0. %n ocil
Counties, IN mclhcn sic 2onomirt.
Ihaft ilbcrrpog Nnncoitcr mlagc1onl-
men, no Die rcli0ioic Scfticrerci inn
MGR Oonlinirtc), mor Die 0cmofroti.
id)c Eartct obenultf. Sobolb bic S,rt.
ollltrie III clncm Goilntp iibcrtpoQ,
mar cs nitS nit ser ocnlofrotiid)cn
@crr'd)nIt. @un5 %bclonbcr0 BON Der
3clt alL 100 Ole idutb5ollncrilfc Mid.
tlng HonooQ'S 0lird GlcpcIono cr.
ldIilttcrt INTO lultcrgrabcn pllr0C. ,Sn
Fcnnlplnunlcn lit Der ShllbioQ oua
obcrltc GoGnlu, ltno Die Eurtci, bcrcn
protcftioniltiidc Ged)t0lGlbigfcit in
TCrondt 9crlcth, mar gcliciert. Die
ilpctte l(riodc ocS 3uiannnlcnioQc$
Der oemofrutIidCn Nnrici non bic
Sortc Don GommltniSmuS, pcld)e
Gliou iu Stcucrpcicn ctoblirte. Ser
Stnat crbebt uicl mebr Stcucr1. al9
CT filr leinc cigcncn Yeoiiriniiie
braitd)t. Gr roQcftirt bicic Stcucrn
buuptlGhIid) in Den inouitricQcn
Gcntren unO tbciIt lie, in 6orm bon
Slrbpeniioncn iiir Sd)uIen, 2ano.
ltrobcil etc, md Der aopT}nbi iibcr
ocn gnll5cu Stoot ans. 90 GouHtiCg
crboItct bellte an Soften BON orei
iobrlid 6 bis 10 MinlOneH, Iaiien IS
lid ltmln5clnO geialcn uab film
rcpublitoniif."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Ger rSun Sun" gan5cr Sag
Ganilicn>N usHng
nadj TnuapuliS nub @cit.Eoiut.
Turt Srpuiit. nnS electromagnetic
fiuuClt.

Scr pnpltIdrc Sampler ,Susancbunno." Ete
2cntc bcibciliacn lid an bicicl popnIdrcil Or
fmriioncn - SieuitnG, Tuuncrta9e nuo CANT
iiuaS NM I liar Mad,mittnne; WiittlpodIs ino
soc. liubl5citcu SOC, oocr brin0t. pic SDr
Sbr lpibt. oIcih uuocrcn YclItel ncll Sunid nit.
IS 1T cu Gcnut. ilbcr oicic prnttnol!c 5iontc
6t inbrcL. NNlllll41
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
0unOul.Eurf EcutctcrO.

giircaR: sir. 81, SHcNsS aratu0arS trnhc, nnb
0nupttfiugumg: Srcocrid' 9ipao.
Observation-Disclosures bon so an inter bcii11lhigcr
@luiiidt, S6niiihlumGn, C%jClpiHGc. liilul6cn etc.
luCr6cr i'm 3rCibbnt3 unI Suupta9inaana 0cs
iuloelt. llnfcr sI8cnt miro, iucHlt Gcluitnibi,
pnrfgrcbcu. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

Stc Sum bcrmlcn II. San0,
clpncra . N~iiociotipn IN Mnire pro.
teltlrt 9cNcn Die 5ollircic Giniilhr pom
@ol5brci uno ASopicr. Sooilrdy mir.
Dr. Moinc'a aroBc Snouitric Qcid)I.
ol9t lpcr0cn. Ins altc Sieo: @cnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

NnS gon5 6%rnnfen ms.
bclonocrc aus Dem Wointbol, iDerbcn
Die ld)mcritcn @elpittcriddoen gemcI.
oct. S~libid)IGge ucruriotten in pie
len Gorlcrn 5oblrcide 9rGnOc. Ger
NlnritoOcrl lit icbr 9roB. lie 3ei,
tirngcn bobcn Sommlungcn iiir Die
pon Dem llnmcttcr 9ctroiienen croft.
net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09
Tiuiocnocn.

Sic nSruiibc GcucrucriidcrntgS . 8cicnidluft
uUli Baltimore"
Cine tcgcrirCic Ituioctoc uun Srri Yru5cnt,
am ltlh nab ocnr 10. Sill zoos 5aUlbGt, nuroe
bcttc a~logcp0rlci.
Subt Y. 2autcr,
US9.9i3.5) Scfrciir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-09

C5uli2 ,3,l,G.7.S,o ,iO,11,13
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK Sept l6-Al
fell short
had been led during weeks buying the
disappointment
Mr.
his railroads
before" the weakness
become
holding
immediate valuable
dburse
Northern actuaiy which
they pursuing
also that control prices
lately The
which
powerful combination
hundreds millions of dollars CALL
selves hold and advance shaken by the evidence distribution
support yester
that the regular dividend had declared The relief
dividend maintenance other The continued hrkage railroad
the heavy additions whc
made
Northern
the OF the market The prompting liquidation
commonly agreed Political
dernonstrative of the sellers
The the market
of
suggested the approach The pace of business
indicated of
odof
though the depletion
slow tins The effort liquidation
the general public speculation been at no
The selling which was weak
q prices.
Bonds heavy par S3236OOO United States dc
coupon declined q the bid price
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16-At the outset the
wheat market was firm, with December 1aG%c
on heavy northwest receipts and in some in-
stances a desire to secure profits were In large
volume, but December dropped off only 3sc from
initial prices under this pressure. reaction
traders to the bull side. At its best the mar
ket offered S1.01 for September 81 OIK for
December and s1.09h for May, and these
prices held at the close, being for September
and December &c over yesterday. Duluth was
a heavy buyer in this market and one house
said that the northern city was doing the
biggest export arade in its history. Local export
brokers stated that all the wheat offered abroad
last night had been accepted, an advance from
163d in spot wheat at Liverpool and the Arm
one In continental markets giving color to this
claim. There houses, however which eave
out statements minimizing the extent of the
export business.
The talk of a reduction BY Italy of tbe i'm,
port duty on wheat was also a factor In de-
termining the trend of prices. The advance At
New York created more than a full shipDing
difference between that market and this one
The corn market under great real of
pressure today, leading longs apparently Ieay-
ing the market to take care of itself Septem
ber at time sold at 7sc. 2Ac under yes
terday's close. No. 8 grades in the sample
market sold at 1914 1S01ac.
The weakness of shared by the OATS
market. Cash oats in the sample market were
off 1hc. The close, while at loss of u MLr
comparatively steady. Local receipts were
107
The range Of prices for provisions was lower
December options at the close were from
l0M20c lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow-wheat 70
earsk corn. POI cars: oats. 27S cars; hogs
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close.
September 49,. i.oo% 1.o1x ssx 1.o1z
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
Butter, Cheese and Eres

The only change in the quotations under this
head was in extra butter which sold down to Sic
again on the exchange An attempt to advance
the market over Tuesdays quotation failed on the
exchange and one receiver who had little more
stock on hand than he needed accepted a bid of
Bic at the close of the call. hence the decline
The market closed firm at the new quotation be-
ing practically bare of extras.
Eggs unchanged and steady though some
receivers complained of dullness in the top grade
of California fresh and stated that stocks of them
were commencing to accumulate. There was an
active market for all the other grades. There
was not much doing in cheese and the quota tions
were undisturbed.
On the exchange 10 cases of extra butter sold
at 32 1ac pound, 20 went at 31c and 10 cases of
extra eggs were sold at 40c dozen.
Receipts were II 300 lbs butter, $500 lbs
cheese and 1876 cases eggs.
The following sofficial quotations estab-
lshed by sales, bids and offers on the floor of
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 113c to &c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 31c per H.
steady; do firsts, &c, steady; do seconds 22c
steady do thirds, 20c. steady; eastern extras
25c, steady; packing stock, firm at 81 1hc for No
/ and 19c for No. ?.
Cheese-California: Fancy flats, II 15c per H.
steady; do frsts, 101ac, steady; do seconds g1Sc
steady; fancy Young Americas, 1215c, weak: do
frsts, 12c weak. Oregon; Fancy fats. BE
steady; fancy Young Americas. l41sc, steady.
Eggs (per dozen. includedl Ca alifornia
steady; do seconds. 261ac steady; do thirds Doe
steady; eastern selected, 25c, steady; do frsts
23c, steady; do seconds, 21c, steady; storage ex.
.tras, 29c, steady.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
THE STOCK MARKET
Continued Activity In Spring Valley
Water Securities-Mfning stocks
Quiet

The Spring Valley water securities continued
the feature ON the stock and bond exchange yes
ferday, the stock making further slight advance
to $34.25 and the general mortgage per cent
bonds standing steady at $500 Changes In
other stocks higher prices for Associated
Oil at 50. and lower quotations for Alaska
Packers $40 bid 5000 asked California
fruit Gamers dividend OF Soc. and Oak
land gas. light and heat per cent bonds
coupon Of $3.50.
The COmstock mining shares were quiet and
not materially changed.
Eastern selling of Goldfield Consolidated broke
that stock from s6.17 as Tuesdays closing
price, TO S5.92. Combination Fraction and Flor
ence were also slightly lower on the day. The
other southern Neyadas were quiet and feature
less Round Mountain dividend OF 4c.
The Brunswick Consolidated gold mining com
pany of Grass Valley has levied an assessment
of cents per share delinquent October 20.
The Du POnt International powder company
has declared dividend OF 1 4 per cent on the
preferred stock, payable october 1, to stock
Of record September 10.
The California title insurance and trust com
pany has declared regular quarterly dividend
of $3.50 per share. the rate OF per
cent per annum on the capital stock, payable
October 1.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
PrOvisiOns

The quotation for eastern compound lard IS
dropped. as there is very little Of it received
here now. The local packers furnish the Cali
fornia product in sufficient quantities to supply
the market.
brokers' wire from Chicago yesterday said:
Corn was king of the provision trade today.
The prospect Of lower prices for corn caused
break OF Zoe in hog prices at the yards and
started a break of IL 12c TO soc In products At
the close the net decline 10c to zoe. We do
no believe III much lower corn prices for the sea-
son, and for this reason favor the buying side Of
January products on all breaks like that Of this
morning.
Cured Meats-Bacon. to 10 lbs, lie; 10 to
II lbs, Ice; light medium and medium. 14c; bel
lies, II to IA lbs, 15c; sugar cured. to lbs,
2lc; to 10 lbs zoe; 10 to IL lbs, Ice; fancy
sugar cured, 23c per lb; English cured bacon, 8
TO lbs, 1Sc; to 10 lbs, lie; 10 to II lbs, lie;
eastern sugar cured hams 161ac for medium and
lo12c for light; extra fine brands lie; California
hams, 14G 15c; mess beef, $11 per bbl; family,
S1150; extra family, S11.50; extra prime pork,
30; clear, $21.5O; mess SD; pig pork, S24:
pigs feet, $5 for half bbs. 81 25 for % lb kegs
and S1.SO for kits; smoked beef, 1T12@19c
per lb.
Lard-Tierces quoted at &c for California
compound. and II &c for California pure; eastern
pure 12l2c for tierees; half bbls, pure, 12Sac;
% ID tins, 12Ae; 10 ID tins, 1SAc; ID tins,
139sc; ID tins, 1910.
Cottolene-One half bbl, lose; half bbls,
l04e; 1 tierce, 101se; tierces, Zoe; tierces,
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17
General MERCHANDISE

Bags-Grain bags. SIS @6%c; San Quentin
Coal-Carbon Hill, SO; Beaver Hill, 81; Penn
sgn sgvas ST. seM s Ssy hns
tralian, house-Richmond. etc, 50: Stanford
$50 Ga%berlaHS sla in F,5 bulk o and $3.50 in
in bulk and SIG in sacks; Rocky mountain
50 80 per short ton.
per gallon for boiled and 57c for raw; cases, &c
more; castor oil. In cases, No. /, T5c; Bakers
AA, eases, S1.20@1 %; lucol. soc for boiled and
4Sc for raw; China nut, cases. T661S6c per gal
Ion; cocoanut oil, in barrels. 55@5S1sc for Xxx .
521s @56e for No. and 50G533sc for No. 2
sperm OIL 65e; natural winter sperm oil zoe
natural whale oil. DOC; extra winter strained
lard OIL csc; No. l lard OIL T5c; pure neatsfoot
OIL soc; No. 1 neatsfoot oil. 65c; herring oil
40c; salmon oil. Soc; boiled fish oil, 35e; paint
OIL 35c.
wagon, 9c; $50 deg. oil. tank wagon. lie; special
water white, extra fine, tank wagon. Ike;
water white. iron barrels or drums 91ae: 100
deg. oil. iron barrels drums. lie; special do
HE; pearl oil, in cases, 16l2e astral, 161Ae;
eocene, 1814c; red crown and motor gasoline. in
bulk 1415e, in cases 21e; No. 1 engine distil-
late in drums, Sc; No. do 7c; cases, &c more;
so deg. gasoline, in bulk 30c. in cases, S71se;
naphtha. in bulk 10c. in cases 17iAc.
Turpertine- per gallon in cases and
J51.c in drums and iron barrels.
Rosn-Per barrel of $50 lbs: f, $5.25; f.
$3.50; G. S5.45; II, S5.s5: I, $6.O5
Red and White Lead-Red lead s1z@9c per
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows terms net CASH Standard granulated
fine or coarse) 565e; fruit granulated 5.65c:
crystal donainoes in cases, 9.05c; tablets in half
barrels. 615e; tablets in boxes. 6.4Oc; cubes and
crushed. 5.90c; powdered. 5.T5c; candy grang-
lated, 5.75c; cpnfectioners' A. 5.65c; confection-
ers' crystals 5,I5e; Magnolia A. 5.25c; extra G.
5.15c; golden G. 5.o5c; d. 4-35c; beetl grann,
lated 5.45c. Barrels and so 10 bags 1Oc half
bbis 25c, boxes o0c more per 100 lbs for all
grades Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard tine (canel granulated i1
100 lb bags follows: Bags, 100 lbs 35c: bar-
res. 45c; half bbls, 60c: 40 ID tins cased 81 O5s
35 lb tins. cased, s.. %; 10 ID tins easet 10 in
case, $40; lb tins. in case, 81 20: 80 lb
boxes, S5e. No order taken for less than 20 bar
rels or its equivalent No extra charge for put-
ting up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refinln,
company quotes follows: Granuiatesi basis
5-65c; 'Higraden bar, &c: powdered 57jc: 4
crushed. $500; berry. J-GJc; c. Il H. extra tine
dry granulated, 5.65c; coarse dry granulated
5-65c; confectioners' A, 5.65c: Confectionery
crystal. 5I5c; eabes. 5.9Oc; bricks 5.9oc; extra
tine granulated 1c0 ID bags onlyl. 5-45c; excel
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-17

$I0@20 a ton. Tie other tree fruits We're IN
free supply, with figs and ounces about the
weakest and most plentiful descriptions he-
ceipts of melons continued free. and with quite
carryover from the preceding day prices remained
weak for ordinary lots. POmegranaJes from the
river were Offering again and sold at 600 zoe a
box. All kinds Of grapes w9re in good supply
and weak prices ruled for everything except well
packed stock in large boxes Grated stock being
dull in the absence of demand for shipping
Wine grape buyers were out in force for the nrst
time since the season opened and the market
showed decided Improvement. The only change IN
the quota tions for citrus fruits advance OF
J0c in Mexican lines.
Strawberries-Siu per chest.
Backberries -S2n4. 80 per chest.
RaspberrIeS-SJ6l7 per chest.
Huckeberres-12I2a q a 15c per lb.
Apples (per box)-Fancy in tier boxes 9OcM
81 %; common to choice, 40@ I5e; erabapples, 80
04Oc for small boxes
Pears-Bartletts. SlGt.50 per box.
Qunces-40M65c per box.
PIums and Prunes-40@T5c per box or crate.
Peaches-Small boxes, including mountain
fruit, 50@50c; large boxes. 40975c; carriers,
6O6l9Oc
Figs-35@65c per box.
Melons-Nutmeg melons, 256l50c per box; can
taloupes 50cGS1 per crate; watermelons, $1-2o9
81. 20 per dozen.
Grapes (erates and small boxes)-Seedless. so
@S5c; museat. 50@6Jc; black. 35@5Oc; tOkay
500I zoe: Isabella 50Gt Toe; large boxes, S1M1.J0
for seedless and 50cGI$ 20 for other varieties
wine grapes. $12@1S per ton.
Citrus Fruits tper boxl-Valencia oranges,
$2.50@3.50 grapefruit, $4@4.50; lemons, S3G
$50 for fancy. $1.75G2.50 for choice and $1U
% for standards: lines $45005.J0
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, $1@sl.I5 per bunch
for Hawaiian and $2-500g3 for Central Amer1-
can; pineapples, S2613 per Dozen