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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-14
Nem York Produce Market

NEW YORK, May 1$.-Hops hrin
Hides-Firm.
Wool-Steady.
PetrOleun-Steady
Sugsr-Rav irm: fair refining. Sac; con
trifugaI. 90 test. 3.92c; molasses sugar, Sic.
Refined steady.
COffee-Futures closed firm, net unchanged 10
10 points higher. sales. SO. 600 bags including.
May. 4 i09T.15c: June 8. S0d Z. s9e; July 665c;
September. 6-15c; November. 5.9Oc; December.
5.9066c. Spot steady: No. Z Rio. SIS q SIC.
No 4 santos, SIS acc. Mild quiet. Cordova, 3St
Q12Gte.
Rutter-Stssdy and unchanged
Cheese-Easy and unchanged
Eggs-Firm. state. Pennsylvania and nearby
fancy selected white. 25e: western storage
hacked. 22T23I.c
DRIED FRUIT MARKET
EvapOrated Apples-Quiet fancy. 81 a9ltc,
choice. 79T9sc; prime. 6G613c; common 20 fair,
jQ5s4e.
Prunes-steady: new crop California fss--s
2ls612c: Oregcns. 6ts G9c. the latter ranging
from 4O-50s 10 20-3Os
ApricOts-Firm. with small demand choice.
1001O%4e; extra choice. 1014 d10atc; fancy. II
q 13c.
Peaehes-Little interest is shown in peaches;
choice. 6Q6Ac; extrs choice. 614Q6Ac; fancy.
"a Size.
Raisins-The market seems to be less active
again 50 far as the spot situation is concerned;
loose muscatel. 81 d4isc choice 20 fancy seed
ed. 4st d6c: seedless. "a M5isc, London layers.
81. IJeT I..:U.
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Flour and Eariuaceous Good.

FIour-Cslifornia family extras. s6-40@7 net
without discount: bakers extras. Sc. 1000. 10;
sunerfine, So. 20gs.50. Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl 81. S5@5.T5 for family. bakers and pat
ents and 81 3O6r4. SO for eut OF; Kansas patents.
81 so: do straights $50: do clear. So; Dakota
patents IS 10; do straiShts. $3.50; do clear.
$3.50 per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash. no discount, are as follows Graham dOur.
ssT5 per 100 lbs; rye -four. $3.50: rye neal,
IS GO: rice -four 81: corn neal. IS %; extra
cream do. $3.50: cat meal. So; oat greats. So:
honilny, S360614; buckwheat -four, So 70; whole
wheat -four 81: rolled oats. bbls S7.5G6S In
sacks $51T.50: extra cream do IS in sacks and
SIS 80 in barrels; rolled wheat. bbls 1915. 10
sacks 81. 23G5.25 pearl barley $50; split peas.
boxes. IS. 20 for yellow and Sc - for green per
100 lbs.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains


Wheat-Iiverpool futures were lower. Rain
was reported urgently needed in the Argentine
Chicago declined lie. depressed by foreign
advices. but there were more buyers than SELL
ers at the decline.
The San Francisco market was unchanged.
CASH WHEAT.
California club, So l0m2 l5 do milling S2.20
California white Australian nominal at 81. FOG
.. 50; OF grades of California wheat S2M2. 10 !;
northern club. s2.f0@2.15; northern bluestem.
81 q X d2.32l3; Russian red S21O@2.1b; turkey
red, s2l0@22o per ell.
FUTURES
1890 a. Session
No quotations
p. M. Session
No quotations.
Barley-Theres was no change worthy Of re-
mark yesterday, the market being quiet.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot $1.57lA @1.60 COM
mon TO fair, si.521a al .56H per ctl; brewing
and shipping, 81. 62ls 65; chevalier, nominal
at s1-I0
10:30 q. m. Session
May-Sl.5S bid: Si.J95s asked.
December s1.3Tls
D. M Session
May-$1.5sIa bid: SLIGO asked.
December-S1.37 bid: $1.3Tl4 asked.
oats-AlI conditions remain unchanged
White. $2.15M2.25; gray, $2.l0@2 Is; red
81 20 for choice, S210@2.15 for good and S2@
=. o. for inferior. per ctl; black, nominsl
Cnrn-Is firm but quiet. with very little
coming Into this city. There are steady receipts
at interior points. however.
California small round yellow. $2do.i TO-;
large yellow. nominal: western states yellow
cisco track yellow si.74: white. SLIT; mixed
S1.T0; Egyptian. 81 30 per ctI for white.
Rye-Nonlinal at $2n2.10 per ell for eastern to
arrive.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks show little change.
Cotton higher. Coppers easy.
Bank of England rate unchanged.
Trading in local stocks still quiet
Exchange rates unchanged. Silver higher.
Shipment of sles,4s2 in silver bullion to
China.
Wheat, barley and minor grains un-
changed.
Hay and beans firm at previous prices.
Good demand for large young poultry.
EGGS higher. Butter and cheese un-
changed.
Potatoes unsettled by frost reports.
Early fruits in good supply.
Large cros of honey expected.
Production of lard reported inadequate.
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Butter. Chee.e and Eggs

The egg market exhibited additional evidences
of strength under the call on the exchange yes
terday and all grades except seconds were lsc
dozen higher, extras and thirds advancing on
sales at the new quotations. while firsts were
marked up on bids. As usual large portion
OF the receipts OF extras went into storage Ex-
ira butter. too. was heing stored freely though
the quotation was generally considered too high
for storage basis. Some shipping orders for
butter were being filed. hut business on regular
local account Was quiet With the ma iority az the
trxde. cheese plentiful and quief at pre-
yioils rates.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
EgRs--2D cases OF extras at 26lac and 10 cases
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Meat Market
anne market Is wen supplied at previous d

The market is well supplied at previous quota
tons.
Saoghterers' rates to dealers and butchers
are as follows:
Beef-7Ia use per lb for steers. e1z@7c for
cows and heifers.
veal-6la @T14c for large and s@ec for small.
Mutton-wethers, IGsc; ewes. 6G7c per ID.
Lamb-9c FOR heavy and 9lzG1oc per 10 for
small
Dressed Pork tper ib)-ll@1Il4c for light
and 91s@10c for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No. / fat steers over 900 lbs alive, 4%e.
under 900 lbs 4lsc; second quality, 4Ac: thin
undesirable steers, Sl4c.
No. cows and heifers. ss4c; second quality.
SIC; common thin, undesirable cows, 2hc.
Fat bulls and stays, 2@24c: thin bulls, &c.
Calves-Light weight. per Id. 5W5hc, me-
dun, 41ad4Nc; heavy. 3s1 @4Ze-
Sheep. tper lbl-Wethers, NoL /. 4stc; ewes,
No. ]. "a gle; shcrn sheep. i5c less.
Lambs tper lb)-SearlIng lambs &C; this
Years milk lambs. 51ac
Hogs tper lbl--Hard grain fed. weighing loo
TO 40 lbs, 7@1l4c; 40 to 25o lbs, TIC; $50
to 900 lbs, So d7c; rough heavy hogs, 412 95c;
common, undesirable hogs 414I5c.
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ONLY SELECTED
STOCKS ACTIVE

NEW YORK, May 13.-The largest part
of the transactions in stocks today was
made in a handful of selected securities.
Many rrmors were in circulation, but
none was confirmed. The anthracite group
among the railroads was the fsvorite sub
ject Of these rumors. The favorite story
was that the coal mining properties would
be separated from the railroads, and in
some way distributed TO the railroad stock
holders. While this action was supposed
10 be in consequence of the supreme court
decision on the commodities clause, that
decision in fact exempted the roads from
the obligation to part with their coal prop
critics and caused excited advances in the
price of these stocks because of the sup
posed advantages TO those companies of
this privilege.
The assertion that an increase of the
Delaware and Hudson dividend was immi-
nent was met with the explanation that
this company declares full years divi
dend in December for quarterly distribu-
ton, leaving no occasion FOR decision on
the subject earlier than next December.
Reasons of kind 70 appeal principally
to the. minds of professional stock oper-
stors are seen TO have played a large
part in the days market. The general
tone was Arm, but the movement was
narrow. Prices gave way at the last after
holding all day. The Harrimans started
upward, but met selling pressure again,
such as has been in evidence in those
stocks for some time past.
The reviews by accepted authorities on
iron and steel trade conditions were re-
garded as confrmatory of the more conf
dent feeling that has been growing up con-
corning the outlook there. Report of ne
gotiations for further large exports of
gold both to Paris snd TO South America
were not confirmed, although the foreign
exchange rate was firm and private dis
count rates rose both in London and Paris.
The time money market here was reported
trife easier, without any quotable change
in rates. Favorable deductions were drawn
from the unimportant dimensions Of the
French strike demonstrations. The eau
ton of the speculation in view of the
suspicious signs in the market was exem-
psifed again in the way in which prices
gave way ct the end of the day and
closed weak.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
S5,oI2, coo. United States bonds were IN
changed on call.
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Cash Grain and Proyi.io,.

CHICAGO. May 13.--Cash quotations were
follows: Flour steady: No rye. SEA Sc; feed
or mixing barley, 69072tsc: fair to choice malt
ing. II@721ac; haxseed. No. 1 southwestern
S1.5915: No. ] northwestern. $1.69la timothy
seed. $3.50: clover, $3.50: mess pork. per Dbl,
S1S15M1s25: lard per 100 lbs. S1c.65d 1867 =;
short ribs, sides lloose) s10.05d 1915; short
clear sides (boxed). Sf0.31 II 01l05o.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts We're
391 600 bushels, compared with $4,000 the cor
responding day year ago Estimated receipts
for tomorrow Wheat, none; corn, So cars; oats,
131 cars; hogs, II 600 head.
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Beans and seeds

Firplness stiH cbaracterizes the bean market,
hut quotations remain unchanged.
Beans tper etD-BayO, S5.2JGl5. 80; pea,
S. so; small white, $5.5O95-75; large white.
81 60@4.T5: pink. $S.2JB3.35: red. nominal;
blackeye S350G3.65; lima $4G4.15; red Kid
news. S37j6I4 cranberry beans. nominal; Gar
varzas. S3e14; horse beans. $1.9O@220.
Seeds-Brown mustard. ga G41ae; yellow mus
tard nominal: haxseed. &c, carload lots; canary
4e: alfalfa 1641Sc; rape. cleaned. 2021ae: tim
othy SO. d6c; hemp. &c: millet, 23te per Id;
broom corn seed. SIS. so per ton
Dried Peas-Green, arc quoted at S3.e5 per ctl.
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With light receipts the hay market continues
very firm at the record prices
BraD-$2 9I30 per ton for white and SIS. 5OG
30 for red.
Niiddlings-$ $50 dS5 per ton
Shorts-SS1Gl32 per ton.
Observation-Disclosures bs-ley, S33Q34: rolled oats
for feed. S44145; mixed feed. $3003s for aver
age lots: oileake meal. in 20 ton lots 1855 in
10 ton lots $50 in ton lots SO 80 small lots
$40; cocoanut cake meal al mills S26 in ~
and 10 and $3.50 In ton lots. jobbing s27
corn meal. s37 Gt3S: cracked corn. S3S6f39: broom
corn seed. noniual alfalfa meal and meaIfalfa
jobbing lots SIC, carload lots <25 per ton
Hay-Wheat. S. 20 n - 80. wheat aud oaf
s2361a6. tame oaf <2asf21 now Will aRt. sfe-
volunteer Sas6.2f new alfalfa. $lVu =; stock
S1fM1.- per tor.
Straw-5Glt soc pc bale.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and ProyIsioux

CHICAGO, May 13.zThe report of rain in
Kansas and Nebraska was the topic OF dis
cussion nn the curb before the opening of the
wheat market and il was the general opinion
that the drouth in those states had been re-
heved. Owing TO this selling was general
when trading began and initial quotations
showed losses of IS 10 c compared with the
reTious close. July opening at S1l2h al 1el9s
The weather bureau forecast. which predicted
showers and thunder storms fer The TWO states
previously mentioned. furnished additional in
centiye to sell carly In the day. and as a
result sentiment was decidedly heavy during
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. May l3.-Aioney 90 call 49,
per cent: ruling rate. > per cent: closing bid
~ per cent; offered at * per cent.
Time loans shade higher; 90 days 2ll per
cent 30 days, 2&l per cent; months, 5 4 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper SI2d al per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
In bankers bills at 81 s6S0d4 $685. for co dsy
bills and at 81. S775 for demand
Commercial bills. $4.S5S4 a. ssis
Bar silver, 523tc.s
Mexican dollars. 44e.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds.
firm.
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Silver was Ne higher yesterday. Exchange
rates remained unchanged.
The Tenyo Meru took out s19s, 49, in silver
bullion for China, follows: S3a. 600 for Hong
kong. shipped by the Anglo Californian bank :;
Sl05,6o for Hongkong Shanghai, by the In
teruationsl banking corporation; S5S,s62 for
Bongkong OF Shanghai, by the Russo-C Chinese
bank.
The British steamer Century. which sailed on
Wednesday. took $4,000 in United States GOLD
coin for Apia.
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA. May f3.-Milling: Bluestenl. 81 %
G1.30; club, s1.14 Export-Bluestcm. Sl.24;
club. S1.14: red. S1.O9.
SEATTLE. May 13.-No milling quota tons.
Export-Bluestem, $124; red, slice; club, Silt.
No receipts up to
OREGON
PORTLAND. May 13.-Track prices: Club
sl.1sGl. 20. Choice milling: Bluesten. sf.2Tla
G1.3o; Turkey red S1.1s; red Russian. S1.15;
valley. SLIT.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK May 1S.-F1our-R Receipts. 16 400
bushels; exports. 20.700 bushels market firm.
with better inquiry. Winter straights sea
6.25
Wheat Receipts, lbs. 400 bushels: exports.
81. 800 bushels; spot irregular. No l northern
Duluth, s1.52h f. o. b. adoat; No. 2 hard win
ter. $l.32A (. o. b. afoat; No. red. S144@
/ A. elevator and Sl.45 (. o. b. adoat There
was an early decline OF &c in wheat prices to-
day following reports of good rains in Kanass.
Sharp rallies took place at noon in consequence
of light receipts and higher outside markets
hut part of the advance was lost later final
prices showing partial L c net loss. May closed
at si.34. July closed at s1.l9ss and September
closed at $1.12E.
Minneapolis Flax Market
srr<NEApoIIS Nay t2-Flax Sf sos,
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. May Is-clearinrs. SI.soo.5
balances So. 1872.
TACOMA. May Il clcariass s7ae.sl7: bal
anres Sl2i .39I
SEATTLE. Nay u. clearings s2.sS4. $40;
balances $33l, 399.
SPOKANE, May is.-clerinGs. sL421 sos;
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Of thirds AT pie a dozen 49, .
Cheese - fancy Young Americas at ''s
pound ,..s : 400
pounds cheese and pgi cases eggs ..
The following are official quotations ss.as
lished By the sales bids aud offers on INC 49, ~,
Of the dairy exchange. rflees IN me stisest
while governed by the exchange gaoi st,ens, ~
orally range from 80 to ~ hishet, vwiez ~ Wv
various charges to be added 81.
Butter-Fresh creamery sttfss 2se %, ~
firm; do frss. 2ttbe firm Do sscpnas - iss. n'
Cheese California fancy Hats. 10 pr ~
steady: do frSts. t2ise. steady q" see"sn.. -,
steady: fancy Young Americas. i6c. nrm' O"
Eggs tper dozen. cases inchIdedl -cslifornia
fresh extras. aGisc. arm; do hrsts 2sc nfin no
seconds, 2si3c. firm; Do thirds. 2'f. nr'n-
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND May 13.-pairy creamery *
trss. 25n26c fancy outside creamery, -fa-o''
store. 1sa2Uc.
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
SANTA CRUZ May H. Producers are mar
ketIng eggs at &c in the local market. Anu anu
shipments continue strong to outside points. Inc
southern end OF the county is furnishing large
Pf.TAIuslA May l:;-Twenty-sIx and a
half cents the highest price paid TO-DAY
by the Petsluma egg exchange As ngh as
2ji6 cents was paid by independent dealers
for eggs. Conditions remain unchanged as 10
supply and demand
SANTA ROSA May 13.-There slight
advance in prices for eggs locally today on re-
ceipt of quotations from the San Francisco
dairy exchange All dealers are quoting 23l=c
dozen for choice ana 81 i2c for seconds Tue
continued dry. warm north wind has seriously
affected the green feed and the supply OF eggs
high. with little prospect for -yelief to the
egg producers
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WASHINGTON. May lS.-Today's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Gold coin and bullion. S44.39 $40: gold
certificates. s37 2G0 $50; available cash balances,
$I22 l5S 205
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Local Stock Market Still Quiet,
With Southern Nevadas Lower
balances. 500. os9.

ttte Oh discount tncnaustu
LONDON, MAY 13.-The rate OF discount OF
the Bank of England remained unchanged to-
day at 2ss per cent.
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New York Mining Stocks
Boston Stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. May l3.-The market was easy.
Butte Coalition was sold on New York orders,
but brokers do not think the liquidation has
any Significance.
NEW YORK May 1s.-s'There is percept-
ible Improvement in the metal markets and
prices have become firm. 1t is estimated that
the total sales of copper during the last 10
days have aggregated S0.oO0.O00 pounds. The
largest selling agency has advanced its price
on electroytic to I3c. This concern held it's
prices firm while other agencies sold lower,
and now that the smaller agencies have booked
large amounts at low figures. the larger company
il selling its copper at advanced prices. Ex-
ports have been heavy, but the CHIEF demand
is said to be coming from domestic consumers;
and brass and electrical companies active
buyers The Pennsylvania railroad alone has
inst placed. orders for 1,O0O. 600 pounds, TO Ire
used in its new terminal, and requirements for
other construction work are said 10 be heavy
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
ton g. Co.. $50 California street. San Fran
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London Closing Stock.

II 'l-FVI '-.Ea05 74U PVI VTIllVV-
Money M1A per cent.
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is 5-16Mi& per cent and for three
months bills 516Ml% per cent.
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RUMORS ARE RIFE
OVER COAL ROADS
Story of Separation of Mines
and Lines Has Effect on
the Market
New York stock List

z. p Hutton o., 4eO California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange,
furnish the following List OF bonds and stock
sales yesterday:
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Hides. sralIoyv. Wool and Hops

Hides-CuiIs and brands sell about ole I'M
der quotations Heavy sailed steers. lSl2c, me
dunn he: light. l0isc: cOwhides. lO1sc for
heavy 1Oiac for light tags. SC: salted kip TO-
Q11c: sailed veal. 15l@e: salted calf, Toe; dry
veal 22c: dry stays lie. sheepskins, shearIingS.
20d40c EACH short wool. 50070c each; me
dunn T5c6$1 each: long WOOL S141-t5: lambs.
and 81 75G2 for medium s75c0$1. IS for small
and 2JmJOc for colts; hOrsehides. dry. S2d2. p
for large and St.25G2 for medium. 5OcgSl for
small and 25@50c for colts; gOatskins. prime
angora 1881; large hair goats, 2J0S0cs me
dunn 20025c; small. JQ15c.
TallOw-No. 1 rendered. 41s@J32c; No. = ia
4i2c. grease. ease
WoozNev San joaquin. years staple. la
16e: do to months 10915c. new southern
coast 701fc. Fall cliD--MOuutaiD free. "a q
iec DO defective. 6G7c: Nevada 1S6isc per %.
HopS-Prices to growers are from DC 70 ltc
per Id, with 961ic for contracts
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General slerchandIse
Bags-Grain bags &c, buyer June-Jnlys San
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New York Bonds

III Cen list ref a. l003s
Int Net zi5s -. 7eh
Int 8fer Mar AIS. 73&
Japan As ...... S5&
Do ais $500. S91z
DO ID series 49,. 92M
Kan City SO LIST IS 20
i Shor deb 4s,I93l 90
r. & n unified IS. .10I
M.K & Tex LIST $500
DO LIST & ref Is. SIS
Do zen 4lss 49,. 9It
Mo Pacific As. S3I5
\ r Of Mex AIS. ~
\ u { gen 3jSs. 93Z
Do deb As -. 95H
ny City 41as. new.112ss
Ny. Nh & II cv6s. 1881
Nor & " LIST con4s 9SIa
Do CIV IS 1850. 90
Nor Pacific Is. .102sk
Do IS - 74s
o 5 Line rfdg 10. 95ss
Pa cv 3las. 1918. 37E
Pc con 4s .f0s
Reading gen Is. 100
81 l. a S J. fg As. IS
DO gen IS 800 aiis
81 I ) " ron A.. To.
Do lsr gold IS. 94ls
Sesbosrd 4 J. -. S2l
Sc Pacific col s.. aIi,
30 iSt rcf s.. 95tS
Do cy - ctfs. 100
So Railway as. Zip
DC gen - -, 62%
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-
'.,,,,,o1 800
n <s 80 10
~ ao,,,,,',, 5oo7l
A,,,e SSsl ist * eeif
&C. sSr,c,,i = 7oo
- 1-fT - Il 1o4u
49,, S,s,.soco a. S0if
40
- mn
n a. o-ll
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NJ ~ - ITII.
Allan a Isl Is a7i<
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Morning Session

EoarU-
Il Associated Oil Co.............. So 90
10 Associated oil Co. .......... ..... 35 10 :
10 Bank of California .s...s..... 1868. 90
80 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfdl-....... SO. 81 u
10 Pacific Tel e. Tel fpfd). ...... % 90
10 Pacific Tel & Tel tcommonl 80. PAST =
81 900 Contra Costa Wat gen intge 5s. 95 90
81 coo Los Angeles Gas IS Elect IS. 101 20
81 900 Oakland Traction Co 5s.... 80 90
81, 600 $ y X LIST refdg 4s......, 9s. 6oi 8
81 900 United II Il Of $ F As -. II 20
$4,000 Spring Val Wat gen ntge is 30. 80
Afternoon Session
Board
% Hutchinson s p Co ........ 10. 90
) Onomea Sugar Co ,....-...... 1915
30 Pacific Tel & Tel ,pfdl $500. 90. IS
so Paaubau S p Co .......... -. 90
So GOO Sac Elect Gas & Ry 5s..... 100. %
$4,000 United + 4 of s r 49,. 81. 81 3