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The Markets.

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without special feature. Prices have
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Vivion Cox, Gle Elum. ... 1890
Lillian Heilman. city RID 99,74O
Stella Parsons. Bristol. . 99,5SO
Lula Mccormick, city RDF 9S,990
Miss e. Glowczesky Canyon. 96,ss0
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Bernice Wilson, Canyon. 49,. 1880
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Loans, Exchange and siIve
STOCK MARKET

For Saturday trading in local securities was
very good yesterday. Sales of bonds were
$4,000. Telephone common stock was stasd sun i
sos. 80. Northern California power consolidated
was ex dividend of 10c and Spring valley water
ex dividend of soc.
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric stocks quiet. with the common at
$50. 30 and the preferred at $92@sS
Mining stocks were quiet and featureiess. St
Louis levied an assessment of 1c.
1t is announced that the directors of the
MAXWELL sugar company, which pays regular
monthly dividend of 80 cents per share, have
decided to make an extra distribution of Sl.20
per share payable in two instalments OF 90
cents each, the first September 80 and the sec
ond December Is.
The output of ore from the Ophr mine last
week was as follows: 1900 level, As cars as
saying SIS 951per ton and 20 cars assaying $13.34
per ton; from above the 2.300 level 133 cars
assaying s14.46 per ton.
communication was read in the stock and
bond exchange yesterday from the Pacific tele-
phone and telegraph company saying that ar
rangements had been made for the listing of the
capital stock and the per cent gold bonds of
that company the New York stock exchange
on, or before October L.
The Wall Street Journal says: BASED on its
actual earnings for six months of the year 1909.
the Pacific gas and electric company will show
balance applicable to common dividends of
1921 on its SIS, 900 of that class of stock.
This compares with $50 per cent in 1908, 6.32
per cent in 1907, and 2.62 per cent in 1905, the
first year after it's organization. The company
shows annual average increase of gross earn
lings for the years 1905 to 1908 of 1885 per
cent and is expected to show for the year 1909,
over 1908, an increase of 1880 per cent.
1T has per cent accumulative spreferred
stock, authorized to the amount of $4,000, 600.
of which S9.e19, 900 is outstanding. Its common
stock authorized to the extent of $50 0O0 600, is
now outstanding $1s.725, 900, an increase of
1922 900 within year. At the time of organi-
zation $12 S03. 900 issued, which remained
increase of $4,000 900 made, the proceeds
of which was used to pay the accumulated pre-
ferred dividend TO that date
The San Francisco gas and electric company,
controlled by the Pscifc gas and electric COM
pany of San Francisco, has called for redemp-
tion November 1, isos. at 1o5, at the Union
trust company of San Francisco, trustee,
$780, 900 bonds secured by mortgage dated Mo-
vember l. 1903.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold 1881 ,525 more than the require
ments of the % per cent reserve rule This is
an increase of $1,122 $50 in the proportionate
cash reserve, compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Loans, S1.327 513. 500: decrease, $204, 131 300
Deposits, 81 355. 1856, 500; decrease, $25.943 500
gal tenders. SAL 99s 500; increase s126, 500. Spe
ee S214. .459, 100; decrease, S. 490. 400. Reserve
$346, ,43I 300: decrease, $5363, 600. Reserve re-
quired $33S SAG, ,355; decrease. ST. 49,, $50 Sur
States deposits, $S019 $50; increase. 81. III 20
The percentage of actual reserve of the clear
ing house banks today was "a Ia
The statement of banks aud trust companies
ing house shows that these institutions have az
gregate deposits of 81 1854, 200; total cash on
hand, S154 .490, 600, and loans amounting TO
81. .235, 21900
The Financier will say: The statement OF tne sle.
associated banks of the city of New York Tor
the week ending September 1S was SURPRISING. y.
because of the enormous reduction OF $50, go 4oo
in loans and a corresponding contracting oi
$2S. 500 in deposits.
The last previous statement showed the oahAs
holdings only about $1,000 900 surplus reserve.
but the heavy decrease In deposits TINS Wees,
coupled with gain of 81 ,S04. 5O0 IN casn, ih-
creased the surplus reserve $S,966.eoO, bringing
the present surplus above the 70 per cent lesai al
loans is to be accounted for, of course only on
the theory that the clearing house pahks 70
strengthen their positions have shitted lne,l l
loan commitments to other institutions. altnoueu
he statement of the trust companies shows tnal
those institutions took over only about $o,zoo,-
600 in the way of new loans. Inc nrnleI uon.y
rates during the last week brought OUTSIDE lnSti.
tutions into this market. 1t is noteworthy that
AT len ST twothfrds of the entire loan decrease IS
to be traced to half dozen of the Ia "ah
street banks. -.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
wheat--The worlds shipments for the week
were follows. in quarters: Russian. 79s,000;
Danubian, $4,000; Argentine, se1 G, 900; Indian,
10000; Australian, $1,000.
The market closed the week without much
variation anywhere.
CASH WHEAT
New .crop-California club, 81 1.65@l. .72h; So
nora, $1-65@l. 721s white Australian, 81 Boa
205. Northern wheat-Club, $1-62k a. .65;
Russian red, $1.62h: turkey red. $l.650 IS;
bluestem, $1.s0@1.s2h per sctl
FUTURES
1920 a. M Session.
Barley Receipts were large, being IA, 100
ctls. The market continued inactive and un-
changed.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot. 81 1.35@1.37H; COM
mon to fair. $1.32H ll33H per ctl; brewing,
s.. .3s% al. 40; shipping 81 $l.40@1421a; chevalier,
nominal.
1890 a. m. Session.
December-$1 Al
Oats Continue dull with quotations unal-
tered
New reds for feed, $1.7o@1 80 for good, to
choice and 81 157 %@1.671a for poor to fair; reds
for seed. $195@2.l0; black, $2.35@2.70 asked;
gray. $1.65@1-5 20; white, $l.7O@1.75; Texas
Corn-There was further change to note
yesterday.
Small round yellow, $I.7o@1.75: white.
yellow. in bulk. hn Frsncisco track, $i.e6:
white, $l.6S; mixed, ST. "a per ctI.
Rye-The only trading - In western states,
at 81. 7O01 80 per ctlj California is neglected.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-Extreme dullness and
bearish sentiment prevailed in the wheat market
all day. Many members were still engaged In
entertaining out of town delegates to the grain
mems conventions, and others not disposed
to open new trades over Sunday. Northwestern
receipts were again of large volume and were
the chief factors contributing to the weak un-
dertone, Prices moved within narrow range
all day, December selling between 9S1sc and
above the low mark, final figures on December
being at 9SH @9S3se.
Increased country offerings of corn prompted
considerable selling of all deliveries, causing a
slight weakness all day. Trading quiet.
December selling between 60hc and 607sc. The
close was easy, with prices 1s@Hc lower,
December being at 6014 @60%c.
oats were weak owing to realizing by local
holders. The market closed heavy, with prices
rs @asc lower than YESTERDAY.
Provisions were heavy, with small demand.
Closing prices 212c lower to SC higher.
The leading futures ranged follows:
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.
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UNSETTLED TONE
OF STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The action q
the stock market today accentuated t.
impression made by yesterdays market
that profit taking sales were being pushed
by some of the large operators who have
made the recent market The uneven ap-
pearance of the price movement was the
ground for this supposition. The striking
advances in a few stocks did not carry
with them the general list, sales being
pressed with sufficient persistence to hold
back the advance.
In other conspicuous stocks positive de-
preston was a consequence of the desire
to sell.
The banking position was ascribed as
the motive for this selling. As there is no
loan market at the stock exchange on Sat
urday the influence was a sentimental one
and not caused by actual calling of loans.
The actual color of the bank statement
was not known until after the stock mar
ket had closed for the day. With the in
terror requirement for crop moving money
certain to increase, and with the rates
of-interest rising in foreign money markets
in consequence of our demands upon them
and the Russian demand for gold, the
promise is for further advances in all
money markets. The moderation of the ad-
vance thus far in the call money rate is
partly due to the use of resources secured
by commission houses in time loans some
time since, which are placed temporarily
in the supply available for call loans.
Signs of growing outside interest in
speculation encourage holders of stocks to
await next weeks expected increase in de-
mand from that source to afford a better
medium for realizing sales. The market
closed with decidedly unsettled tone.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales (per
value) s1,4se, 900. United States IS regis
tered have advanced Il per cent on call
for the week.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks irregular. Coppers easy.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Local bank clearings gain 1875 per cent.
Wheat and the other grains quiet.
Receipts of hay more moderate.
Beans quiet and largely nominal
Dried fruits in good demand and frm.
Hides firm, but inactive.
New hops advanced again.
Eggs higher. Butter weak. Cheese steady.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Less demand for fresh fruits.
Poultry market bare and steady.
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Conditfon OF the Treasur

WASHINGTON. Sept 1s.-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. 1852 .s55. .969; silver
dollars, $4S4. 1875. 600; silver dollars Of 1890,
l9S 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars S6 S71 :
600: current liabilities &o7, III. $50; working
balance in treasury Offices, $29. 1858. 700; in
banks to credit of treasurer Of United States
S37 7l5 100; subsidiary silver coin 923, ,46O lSl
minor coin -. .008 .962: total balance in general
fund, $94. .624, PAL.
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Beans and Seeds

Beans continue dull with quotations nominal
as it is between crops.
Green peas are higher Old crop are pretty
we'll cleaned up and what are left are held at
the figures expected to rule for the new crop,
which is due within week or So
Brown mustard seed is higher. Yellow is
scarce and very firmly held
Beans (per ctD-Bayos. nominal; pea. NOM
inal: small white. -; large white. 81. s5@3. 25;
pink. 81. 75d3. 10; red, nominal; blaekeye. S36
3 .25; lima, 81 10@4.25; red kidneys. So. 5ON
375; cranberry beans, So. 50@3. 10. Garvanzas
81. 2562- I5: horse beans. $1.7562-10.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 464Lc: yellow mus
tard. nominal at 415c; faxseed. 464lzc carload
lots; canary, 4Ac; alfalfa, 16@17c; rape
cleaned. 2@21ac; timothy, &c; hemp 81. o..
millet, 2% d3c per lb.
Dried Peas-Green, s275@3 per ctI.
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Hay and FeedstufYs

Arrivals Of hay have been more moderate dur
ing the last several days and the market for
the upper grades is steadier in consequence, but
the lower grades are still neglected The cir
cular of Scott. Magner & Miller says:
Arrivals of hay for the week have been
1000 tons. The majority of this amount has
been made up by extensive arrivals Of alfalfa
hay. and of medium and poorer classes of horse
hay There have been very few choice lots OF
hay received here for the last 10 days with
the exception of some choice cultivated wild
oat hay. The medium and poorer offerings have
been thoroughly neglected. there Is not much
demand for this type. Consumers have become
particular that they do not take up the or,ij-
nary type as they did in former years and
will not buy such poor classes, except under
hand, choice lots of hay have. found q ready
sa0 here during the week. and toward the end
OF fhe week element Of strength was de-
veloped on choice wheat hay and choice red cat
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FIour apd Farinaceou. Good.

Flour-Celifornia family extras. Sc. 6.2066-60 net
without discount; bakers extras, s6-20@6 60;
superhne. $5.10d5-30; Oregon and Washington
per bbl $500 so for family. bakers and pat
ents and $3.50 for cut on; Kansas patents. s6 25
@6.50; do straights. S6s05@6-30; Dakota patents
81 so: do straighfs. S. so per bbl-
Farinaceous Goods-Prices In 100 Ib sacks, net
cash. no discount. follows. Graham -four
SO per 100 lbs: rye dour. s.. 80, rye meal So 60
rice -four. 81; corn meal 81 so; extra cream do
So 20; cat meal. 81; oat groats. 81: farinas 81:
hominy, SO. 80: buckwheat nour. $3.50: whole
wheat -four. s.. 40; rolled oats, bbl $6. soar, in
sacks S4@6-50; extra cream do. 81 in sacks and
$3.50 In barrels; rolled wheat. bbls $3.50 Ia
boxes IS for yellow and $50 for green per 100
pounds.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Proyisions

Cottolene-One half Dbl, 1Ohc: half bbls.
10c; l tierce. 9Hc; 2 tierces, 9Nc: tierces.
csc.
The Western meat company quotes as follows:
Hams, 1914 @1Sc: picnic hams, 12hc; bacon
to lbs, 2015c; to 10 lbs. 19hc; 10 to IL lbs.
19%c: fancy sugar cured bacon, 231hc: Arrow
bacon, to 10 lbs, 191ac; 10 to IL lbs. I9lsc;
light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs. 1Sc; 10 to 12
bacon, 1870.
Lard-.Tlerces 141ac,, sos 144c. los 15Ac, IS
1880, 3s 10 15c; compound lard, tierces sac 5Os
DC. los 91ac, 5s csc, IS 9Nc; yellow cooking
OIL 5Sc per gal; white cooking oil. 55c per gal;
salad oil, 5Sc per gal
s Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government, are 81 per bbi
higher: Extra family beef. $l2 per Dbl; family
beef, $11 30 per Dbl; extra mess beef. $11.50 per
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, $21; clear.
$23; mess. $22: pig pork, $2S; pigs feet, s5 for
half bbls, 1926 for 20 lb kegs and $3.50 for
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May Raise Discount Rate

BERLIN, Sept. 1s.-The directorate of the
Imperial bank decided today to call a meeting
Of the general board for Monday to pass upon
the question of raising the banks rate of dis
count.
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Los Angelo. Market.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 1S.-On account Of thers
being no call the produce exchange fodsv
no receipts were given out The demand for
eggs continues strong and by some dealers An
advance is predicted Local varieties are ~,
unusual demand Butter and cheese are Arm
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Chicago Dairy and Produce Marked

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-Butter-Steady: cream
cries. 24@29c: dairies. 22G26c. Eggs-StronrS.
receipts. 1887 cases; at mark. cases included
lsc; hrsts, 2219c: prime hrsts. 24c. Cheese
Firm; daisies. 151s df5afc: twins. f4s. f5c.
Young Americas. Ice; longhorns. 16c
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SANTA CRUZ. Sept. ls-Better marketings
are reported today and the producers received
Al cents for eggs.
SANTA ROSA, Sept 1s-There was an ad-
vance of / cent on the local egg market today
on the receipt of quotations from the San Fran
cisco dairy exchange. All dealers quoted 81
cents per dozen for choice and "a cents for
seconds.
PETALUMA, Sept. 1S.-The week closed with
eggs quoted at SO cents, 37S and 81 cents
after the receipt of quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange. The poultry mar
ket is steady with a fair demand and the
weather is cooler, but extremely dry, affecting
green feed.
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Gold Moyemen.. I'm Enrone

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-Bullion amounting TO
f125. 900 was Withdrawn from the Bank of Eng
land today, f100.00 for shipment to Constanfi-
nople and the remainder to Egypt. Gold pre-
miums are quoted at follows: Madrid 9.55; Lis
bon, IL.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry (per dozenl-Hens, $45O65 for small.
Sc 5O@ 80 for large and SS@10 for extras:
young roosters. S6.506l750; do extra large, sS@
broilers. S4.50@5 for large and s3.5O@4 for
small: ducks, $5@7; pigeons, 81 so; squads.
S1.75@2; geese. so per pair: goslings.
per pair; live turkeys. 24G26c per lb for young
and 1S@21c for old.
Game-Nomfnal
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Northern Business

SPOKANE, Sept. 1s.-Clearings, $6ss,49e; bal
ances, $T7,76o.
ances, $165, ,346- 90, ,,e
SEATTLE. Sept. 1S.-Clearlngs, Sl,S~i,o'o'
PORTLAND. Sept. 1s--Clearings, s1s52672
balances $139, ,S2S
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london CIosine Stocke

Bar sliser-Steady. zo9zd per OUNCE
Money! al per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills is Ia per cent and for three months
bills ] 9-16@1M per cent.
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NEW YORK. Sept. .-Hops-Firm; Pacific
coast. 1905. 16G19c: 1907. 12015c.
Hides-Dull; Bogota. 1SA @19%es Central
America. 20Lc.
woel-Steady: domestic fleece. 36637c
Petroleum-Steady: refined. New York. So 25:
Philadelphia and Baltimore, S. 20; do in bulk
$40.
Sugar-Raw firm. fair refining. 3.71c; CEN
trifugal. 96 test. 4.21c; molasses sugar. 3-46c
Refined steady; No. 8. 4.65c; No 4. 4.6Oc; No. g.
45Jc: No Q. 4.50c; No. 10. 4.45c: No. n. A. doc;
No. ~. 4.35c; No. 1S. 4.30c; No. IA. 4.S0c; con
fectioners' A. 4.9Je; mold A. 5.5Oc: cut loaf
5.95c; crushed. 5-s5c; powdered. 5.25c; granu-
lated 5.15c: cubes. .40r.
cofree-Quiet; No. Rio. re; No. Santos.
Sh d9c.
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged no exports
Eggs-Steady and unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Firm. fancy 91a69ae-
choice. s% d9c; prime. sdsAc; common to fair
51z67ac.
Pruncs-Firm- California. 21s a1111c: Oregon.
6G79c
Apricots-Firm: choice. 1O01Okc- EXTRA
choice. 101@ M10%tc: fancy 11T7 13e.
Peaches-Firm; choice. 51t d6c: extra choice
6L d6Ac; fancy. 7GStac.
Raisins-Dul1; loose muscatel. s1sa4t5c:
choice to fancy seeded 42t ad6i5c: seedless 3s[ [6
sic; London layers. s1-2Od1-25
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Specie Exports and Imports at New York
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s---Imports of merchan-
disc and dry goods at the port Of New York for
the week ending September IL were valued at
SIG. 133. .677. So.
Imports Of specie for the port Of New York
for the week ending today were $46, ,691 silver
and $75.36s gold
Exports Of specie from the port Of New York
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New york Money Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Money on call nom.
inal. Time loans dull and firm; 60 days, $40
3S per cent so days, 3X@4 per cent; six
months. AZ A64h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. AZ as per cent.
Sterling exchange irm with actual business In
bankers bills at s4.s440d4 4.s450 for so day bills
and at $4. S605 a g. 1910 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S3A @44.
Bar silver. 511zc.
Mexican dollars. 43c.
Bonds-Governments steady: railroads heavy.