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Outside Brands Of Flour Lower
Some Changes in Coal Quotations

,,,ot s,@5oc: Isabella, 75c@s1; lug boxes.
Gurus Fruit (per. boxl-yaleneia oranges oranges,
S1.T5@3; grapefruit .Se;S ,a choice ana
SIS5 so for standard; lines. $5.3096.
tropical Fruits-Bsnsnas pg Rmsr
for Hawaiian and S2.5093.5O Tor Cenual Aneh
lean; plneapples, s1-25@S per dozea-
Dried Fruits. Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Fruits generally steady to nrm, wlen sreatl :
reduced and those Of old prunes are uo~n ~
comparatively moderate volume As 20 new
prunes the New York Commercial says: ~ =
estimated thac the sales OF California prunes
for domestic and export account on the coast
have reached total OF 75,OOO.OOO pounds. Inns
quantity will. IL Is said. take up the entire
capacity Of the packers Tor the OeloOer 'AiP
Rsisins are weak. with business light.
Fruits old crop-Peaches. &c FOR standaros'
81, eI4Iae for choice and 596c for fancy; prunes,
4 Size basis, 2G213e, with 1sc premium Tor tne
Sew Fruits-Evaporated apples. 715Gs1ac'
4ism6c; prunes. 21s@2&c. with l4c premium
for 40s and Isc premium for Cos to 4Os; hgs.
tRsjsi1s itsos cropSEseeded 4G41sc: loose
muscatels 3$4e for crown. SC for crown and
2Ac for crown - . -,
New Raisins-Layers. clusters@o crown,
s.. so: 5 crown. S1.75; crown, S1-35; ordinary
LAYERS 8 crown. 921a G95e; crown, SoGSte
seeded 4H65ac; seedless sultanas, SgS1te :
4 crown, 44c; 3 crown. 313c; 2 crown: Sc
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils. 141a 415c; XXI,
14dI41ac; ne plus ultra, 13H1312c: Drake, q
u ed sngTeSocTI agISts IIc psr Is for No. softs6es
&c for No. do; hlberts, 121Gl4c; pecans'
Honey-Comb 14a15c for water white and
1OG12c per Ib for amber; extracted. I1ae Tor
water white and 61a ale for light amber; OH,
candied and dark amber. 444i2c per H. -
Beeswax-2T13 929c per ID for light and zo's
26c for dark.
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PRICES SUFFER
ANOTHER BREAK

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-E. H. Harri-
mans illness again sent shiver
through the worlds securities markets
Yesterday and broke wide hole in prices
here. The violence of the decline in
prices was greatly aggravated by the fact
that rumors were current before the mar
ket opened that the fnancier had died.
The reports were circulated both in Lon
don and New York. Their harmful infiu-
ence was not .dissipated by the early
guarded assertions of Harriman's official
associates that they understood he was
better after an attack of indigestion.
It was a fact that selling was not no.
tably large, even on the demoralized open
ing break in prices. The demand was too
cautious however, to support prices ef-
fectually, even against the comparatively
scanty selling. It was the subject of
comment in the market that the bears
were timid about making short sales, hev-
ing in mind their severe experience on
Monday of last week. The large part of
the short interest which had been elimi-
mated in the sharp recovery of last week
left the market at a disadvantage today
in a technical sense, since the buying to
cover pY al OUTSTANDING SlAO4b AHbcACSk
always forms an important steadying in
fuence on violent break in prices
In pointing out the number of times
that reports of Harrimans danger, and
even of his actual death, have figured in
the recent stock market speculation the
question was advanced whether much was
left in the way of effect on prices of
such an event TO be provided against. It
was considered certain also, in view of
the vast interests at stake and the sober
procedure in such contingencies, that the
utmost precautions had been taken already
TO meet a sudden emergency, both in the
administrative and financial affairs of the
Hartman companies themselves and in the
more sensitive organization of the specula-
tive markets.
The week closing at the lowest prices
of the day was accompanied by reiterated
bulletins affirming the low vitality of Har-
riman and the great anxiety felt by his
family and friends The stock market
had no opportunity TO express its opinion
of the statement of Harrimans condition.
This, given to the Associated Press, was
not published until after the stock mar
ket closed. No other matter received any
consideration during the day and the weak
and feverish closing of the stock market
showed the lack of any definite settle
ment of its views on the problem con-
fronting it.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, So, ,e24, 600.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
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Reana and Seed.

New blackeye beans have appeared. and are
nominally quoted at S3.2j63.5O- Trading is
still light. pending free arrivals OF the new
crop. The report OF Adolf KOshland SAYS.
samples OF large whites being shown.
and the price is declining toward a workable
basis. There has been some inquiry from east
ern brokers for our early deliveries. but these
buyers are not ready TO pay the price asked
here. since with the high freight the premium
above eastern beans would be too great for
them.
The spot market for spot pinks is very Arm.
This variety will be harvested later than the
others.
The quality Of new beans appears TO be very
good. -
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos. $50 pea. nominal.
small white. -: large white. Sc. 73d4: Dink.
S3G3.1 121a: red. nominal: blackeye. So 25d 81;
lima. S42od4. %; red kidneys, S3.50da s.;
$50: horse beans. 81 -I5d2. 10.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 2Ss d3ate: yellow mus
tard. nominal; haxseed. 4d4iac, carload lots.
canary. 414c; alfalfa. 16d1Tc: rape. clesrS,l
2d2l2c; timothy, &c; hemp 81 632sc; mille,.
2as n Sc per III.
Dried Peas-Green. SO 5O62 s5 per etl
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks break several points.
Spot and future cotton higher. coppers
lower
Sugar stocks active. Mining shares un-
settled.
Silver lower. Exchange unchanged.
Wheat quiet. Barley and oats easier.
Kansas and Dakota fours lower.
Choice hay frmer, lower grades weaker.
New beans coming in slowly.
Provisions Arm and unchanged.
Wool steady. Hops and hides frm.
Coal shows some changes.
Dried fruits steady, Raisins dull and
weak
Eggs higher. Butter firm. Cheese weak.
Fresh fruits plentiful and quiet.
Potatoes Arm and onions easy.
Three cars of western poultry sell well.
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Hay and Feed.tu6.

Yesterdays receipts Of hay reached 1T25
tons. which Is the record for this season. They
lower grade hay is widening. the former grow
ing frmer and the latter weaker. The circular
Of Somers & Co. says:
August reports are now before and We
500 tons OF hay was received in San Francisco
during the month. Previous records for the
season follows: MAY. 9.4S2 tons; June.
1901 tons: July. 1920 tons.
1T is not surprising therefore that ship
ments should decrease for with such quantities
coming forward the market could not continue
TO take ~ and maintain prices
From the fairly moderate shipments bv rail
and the increasing shipments BY water 70 is
evident that the choice hay. practically all of
which comes By rail. Is now under cover The
dium and lower grades OF hay IL is now very
generally admitted that choice hay will 20 no
lower. but that from now on a very steady
market win be maintained on the strictly fancy
grade.
THE situation may be helped somewhat II
the present government proposals for 10000 tons
OF hay for Manila shipment be let In this port
Bran-s29G3o per ton for white and s2s.Sod
SIiddlings-sss 5o9s7.5O per ton.
ShortsNs31 50m33@ per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley. s30d3t: rolled oats
for feed S3Sd4f; mixed feed. $256S0 for aver
age lots: oilcake meal. in 20 ton lots. $50 so in
10 ton lots $40. in ton lots S405o. small lots
s41: cocoanut cake meal at mills. SOS IN -
corn meal. s39640: cracked corn. s4Od4f: al
falfs meal and mealfalfa. jobbing lots SPA car
load lots s23 per ton: red star alfalfa meal. s22
Hay-wheat. s16619.5O: wheat and cat. S140
II: tame oat. S14d1I.5O: volunteer wild cat
slOG13: barley. sl061s; alfalfa. s10d1S:
stock hay. sI01o per ton
Straw-50665c per bale
General Merchandise
Raxs-Grsin bags. 81 6S%c: San Ouentin bags
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London Closing Stocks
Condition of the Treasur,

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE condition o
the treasury at the beginning of business toda,
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500. .s22 se4; silve
dollars, $4S6, ,S16 600: silver dollars of 1890
81, ,116. 600: silver certificates outstanding S4s6
SIG 000 General fund-Standard silver dollar
in general fund. 81, 4,703. 123; current liabilities
S9s,510. 400: working balance in treasury offices
$34, ,246. .243; in banks TO credit of treasurer o
coin. S24 $50 395; minor coins. 81. .S73. Sill tota
balance in general fund, 500 s17 ,099.
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Receipt. of Produce for 2 Day.
Provisions

Local wholesalers report provisions firm. with
prices unchanged
Cottolene-one half bbl. lO1sc: 8 half bbls
l0c tierce, 97sc; terces, 9atc: 5 tierces
9%c.
The Western meat company quotes as follows
Hams. 1612 "a lSc; picnic hams. 12l5c; bacon. s
10 lbs. 201ac; to 10 lbs. 1915c; 10 to II lbs
l9lac; fancy sugar cured bacon % 15c Arrow
bacon. to 10 lbs. lS12c; 10 to IL lbs. 1S15c
light dry salt bacon. TO 10 lbs 1sc: 10 10 IL
lbs, lfc: medium bacon, 15lsc; light medium
bacon. 15tAc.
I.ard-Tierces 14c. sos 14Ac. los 14s4c; IS
liAc; Is 15c; compound lard. tierces S12c. SOS
SIZE. los 9Ac. IS 9asc SIS exc; yellow cooking
Gil. 51c per gall white cooking oil. Sc per gal
salad oil. SIC per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots in
snected by the government. 81 per bbl high
or. Extra family beef, S12 per Dbl: family beef
S11.Jo per bbl; extra mess beef, S11 so per bbl :
smoked beef. lac per lb.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. S21; clear. s2S
mess S22: pig pork. S2s; pigs feet. s. for half
bbis S2.25 for % Id kegs and 81 80 for kits.
Meat Market
Mutton and lamb are ste3dier Reef is about
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SANTA ROSA. Sept. THE week opened
after two days without market with eggs at
the highest price of the season, 39c per dozen
for choice and 36c for seconds. On and after
this date the quotations of the day Will gov.
ern the price for the entire day instead OF
hours following the receipt OF the San Fran
cisco dairy exchange quotations and the next
day up to the arrival of the new quotations, as
has been the rule heretofore.
PETALUMA. Sept. There was an advance
in the price of eggs today after receipt OF quo
4Oc was paid on time receipts. 39l2c and :;Sc
bv SPECTATORS and independent dealers Re
ceipts are light. demand good
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 7.-Egg market opened
after holiday with quotations at Soc for all
classes Good marketing today; merchants sell
ing 40c.
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PnnIfr and Game

Three cars Of western chickens reached the
market Monday and were put on sale YESTERDAY.
The stock met with a steady demand and was
well cleaned up at the end OF the day Arri-
walls from state shipping points were moderate
and the market remained firm. the demand fOr
the Hebrew holidays keeping il so. Hens sold at
higher range OF values.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens s5G5.5O for small.
s6G7 for large and SSd1O for extras young
rOOsters, S6N7: do extra large, $Sd1O; old
rOOsters. 81. SOFAS: fryerS. S506; brOilers. s41
4.5O for large and S3G3.50 for small; ducks,
S5M7: pigeons S1.5O; squads. S1.75d2: geese.
S1.j0G2 per pair; goslngs. 81 5Od2 per pair;
live turkeys. 2SG25c per 10 for young and 1s@
PIE for old.
Nar1 al
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK., Sept 7.-Flour- Receipts,
6.620. Exports. S.126. Market steady. Rye
-four steady.
Wheat Receipts 81 900: exports s.09s. Spot
easy. No. red. 81. .04 nominal elevator; No. 2
red. S1.0s15 +. O.. h. a1oat; No. l northern Du-
uth. 81 .01L f. o. b. afoat: No hard winter.
S1.10Tk f. o. b. adoat. The wheat market
opened quite steady today. but essed off
under the big western receipts. and reports of
rain in Argentina. continuing heavy all day.
with final prices sc net lower. Septembr
closed al.cGla: December. sl02A; May,
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

with practically two days supplies hand
and trade rather quiet, the fruit market was IN
cIined to easiness and everything that was
weak as TO values Saturday remained so. Plums,
prices for all kinds of packages were low, while
the peach market continued to improve: Free,
stones in lug boxes sold up TO 81. 70 ana small
nackages easily commanded I5c. while cltnes
were weak with sellers obliged to cut prices to
effect clearances. Fine Bartlett pears and fancy
mand at stiff prices. there being some inquiry
for shipment in addition to the local trade Ine
market was overstocked with nutmeg melons
and cantaloupes. and both were lower. while
watermelons steady, despite the cool.
cloudy weather. The demand for grapes showed
some Improvement but stocks were too large TO
pcrmit any advance in prices and sellers were
content TO keep stocks moving at the old quota
tious anyhow. Zinfandel wine grapes from Nolo
county were offering. but buyers manifested
were established. Citrus fruits were quiet, with
Strawberries-s2 5Od3. 80 per chest.
Raspberries-S4G6 per chest.
PIackberries- s.. 50d3 per chest.
Huckleberries- 121ac per 10.
Apples-Fancy Grsvensteins. 81. 4OG1.5O per
box: other fancy apples S1G1.50: common t.
choice 65cds1: crabapples nominal.
Pears-Bartletts. S1.25G1.75 per box; other
varieties 5OGS5c per box
Ouinces-60@T5c per box
Peaches-Small boxes. 406t5c; lug boxes.
6ocds1 25: carriers. 6OM15c.
Plums and Prunes-Crates. 5oG65c: boxes.
3OT5Oc for small and 5Oc@s1 for large.
Figs-406 SIC per box.
MeIons-Nutmeg melons. 35d50c per box;
cantaloupes. I5c@s1.25 per crate; watermelons.
81 25M2 per dozen.
Pomegrana ates--75c6S1 per box
Cranes (smalI boxes and crates)-Seedless
406e5c: muscat. 40d65c; Tokay. 50675c:
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Northern business

PORTLAND, Sept 7.-Clearings, S1,672 92s;
SPOKANE. Sept. 7-clearings. ssoe.o5o; bal
ances S45, S63.
TACOMA. Sept. 7.-clearings, sl,oes, ,ae5;
balances. $50, SOS.
SEATTLE Sept. 7.-clearings, s2,25e, ,lso;
balances. S222, $50.
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MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Northern wheat Market

PORTLAND, Sept. 7.-Wheat-Track prices
Club. Sic: bluestem. 94c: red Russian s21sc;
turkey red, Sic; forty fold. S61ac.
SEATTLE, Sept. NO milling quotations.
Export wheat-Buestem. 92c club SSc: red
S6c. ReceiDts-Whest. &c cars; oats "a cars /;
barley. 4 cars.
TACOMA. Sept. -Wheat-Bluestem. 92c;
club, SIC: red See
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Sugar Stocks Active, but Easier
Mining Stocks Show Few Features

in bankers bills nj 81 S54 $50 for 60 day bills
ana at 81. 500 for demand.
Commercial bills. 81. .S41a @4.S4%.
Bar silver. 81 Iac.
Mexican dollars. 43c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular
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Now York Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept. Money on call steady
at 2A@2ls per cent; ruling rate. ~ per cent,
offered at 2ia per cent; closing bid. ~ per cent.
Time loans steady; go DAYS, 3 per cent; 90
days. 81 per cent; six months. per cent
Prime mercantile paper. Al M4% per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual MisiDeSs
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Flour and Farinaceou. Goods

Kansas and Dakota brands are much lower.
as they are now largely governed by the lower
new wheat quotations The same conditions
prevail in the two northern coast states ac-
eording TO press dispatch which says that
Puget sound quotations for Washington
patent -four have been reduced. Portland al
vices state that. reduction will also be made
in that market.
Local brands unchanged.
Flour-California family extras. s.. 4O6ls 50
net without discount: bakers extras. So. 500
$50: super1ne. S5.30d5.jO: Oregon and Wash
ington. per Dbl. $5.3066.3 so for family, bakers
and patents and 81. 5O05 for cut OF: Kansas
Datents, $6.25d6.50: do straights s60576. 30:
Dakota patents. $50; do straights. $3.50 per
Dbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 Ii sacks. net
cash. no discount. follows: Graham hour.
81. so per 100 lbs rye nour. 81; rye meal. So ~.
rice -four. $3.50: corn meal. S. 10: extra cream
do. $3.50: oat meal. IS 20: oat grOats. $500:
hominy. s360G3.S0: bucSwheat -four. $3.50:
whole wheat dour. 81: rolled oats bbl $50 50.
in sacks s57S: extra cream do. IS IN sacks and
$50 in barrels: rolled wheat. bblS s.. -. in
sacks 81 25 as IS; pearl barley 10; split peas.
boxes. $500 for yellow and s6.25 for green per
100 pounds.
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po,atoe. Onion. and vegetables

Business in miscellaneous vegeta0les Va
Immediately after a holiday. and supplies Of
everything proved ample for requirements Green
corn and tomatoes were weak. and the quota
ttons for both were lower, while cueumbers an'l
summer squash did better, supplies being less
nlentffuI than at the close OF last week values
Tor all of the other descriptions were easy ana
generally in favor OF buyers. Sweets were
Tower on the arrival of two carloads from the
MERGED region while the market for burbank
notatoes ruled strong. Onions were plentiful
and easy. -o1.e- .,
Potatoes (per ctD-Riyer whites, iVgeoc; sa-
unas Burbanks sl.50dl.65; sweet potatoes,
S160d1.75
Opions-New yellow. 60d70c per ctl.
Vegetables-Green corn, 75cQS1.25 per sack;
tomatoes 4O6T5c per box; green peas, 2laG
3lbc per lb; string and wax beans, 294c per
III: lima beans. 4G5c per lb; summer squash.
5O665c per box; garlic, 4eI5c per ID; cabbage.
506I 75c per ctl: cucumbers, 5Od6Oc per box,
pickle cueumbers. T5c@s1 per box; eaulinower'
50c ner dozen: turnips. S1G1.25 per sack; egg
miami e0GT5c per box: green peppers, S5G50c
per box: green okra 40G5Oc per box.
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GRAIN STATISTICS

Total clearances of wheat and -four were
| equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels. compared with 1877 900
| bushels the corresponding day year ago The
| visible supply Of wheat in the United States in.
| creased $4,000 bushels for the week The amount
OF breadstufs on ocean passage increased 1876 600
bushels. Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat. p cars; corn, 962 ears; oats, 414 cars; !;
hogs O0O head
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Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK. Sept THE visible supply OF
grain in the United States Saturday. September
{. compiled by the New York produce ex-
change. follows: Wheat O. 167 600 bush
els. increased S05 900: corn l., ,S6S. 900 bushels
increased % 900: oats 1889. 900 bushels in
crea sed 219S 900: rye 239 900 bushels increa sed
81 900; barley 107 600 bushels increased 400 OOO
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. Flax, $1.41H
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The feature of the market yesterday was
sudden advance in eggs, business on the eA
change sending the price of extras up &c 70
quotation of Ale a dozen. The market was M ,
at the advance. with most receivers repOrt1nn ~
stocks cleaning up well. The quotations LOT Ihe
under grades unaltered. but they were nrH u
in sympathy with extras. Top quality lots OF
ket at the old quotation and the arrivals OF
such were closely cleaned up at the emo OF lnS =
day Firsts were 15c lower. while SECONDS anu
packing stock were advanced 12c Cneese "ds
unchanged as to values. but the general tone OF
the market was of weakness, supplies oelhs
somewhat in excess of requirements
Sales on the exchange were as 1oiiows'
Eggs-1O cases of extras at 4Oc and 80 at 4lc
dozen. 80. 10 zoo
Receipts were sc. 900 pounds Of butter. $500
pounds of cheese and l. .625 cases OF eggs
The following official quotations essdo
lshed by the sales. bids and offers on the moor
of the dairy exchange. Prices in the street
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
erally range from HE to &c higher. owing 10
the various charges to be added. >,
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 5O1sc per os 3D.
firm: do frsts 291ac. firm: do seconds 2sc'
firm: No. / packing stock. 25c. hrm II,
Cheese-California fancy dats. 16e per 10
weak: do frsts 151Sc. weak: do seconds. Il
weak; fancy Young Americas. 16i2e. weak. u'
frsts I5c weak: fancy Oregon Young Amer
icas 1615c. firm; do nats, 1612c, weak New
York fancy 1S15c, hrm.
Eggs (per dozen. cases included l-Cah1ornla
fresh extras 41c firm: do drsts. 34e. firm; do
seconds 3Oc firm: do thirds, 24c, nrm
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Sept 7.-Butter city and
C%a-
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CaIifornia Stock and or Exchnnce
SALES
Mininc Sfacks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
CDMSTOCKS
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as before. Hogs gre slow and weak the ue
mand being very light.
DRESSED MEATS -
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef~6ls @71ze per lb for steers, 5@61ae Tor
cows and heifers. au
veal-71k acc for large and = for sma1 m1h1r-,lc
Mutton-Wethers, 712@S12c: ewes o7se' ~
per pound
Dressed PORK iVI (per ib)@11@1115c for light and
9@91ac for heavy
The following quotations are for goou' soas. rnss
livestock, delivered in San Francisco $50
weight: ,;o 4Xc.
No. 1 fat steers over 900 lbs. alive; ;,;n snd
under 900 lbs &c; second quality. sac tnin anu
undesirable steers, 3M3tlc. .1ftr
No. 1 cows and heifers. 3Ac; seeon1 qua Guai' y >
Sc: common. thin undesirable cows: ,hir
Fat bulls and stags, IA@2e; half fat or tn'n
CaivesELight weight. per lb. 5Ae' medium
Sheep piper tper ib11Wethers, No. 1. 4He; ewes
Lambs tper lb)-This years milk lambs. 5l4 a
51ac. ,s,,o 1oo
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. wsigninsg sso iqo ~
to 14O lbs, 707Hc: 40 10 go lbs. 12c. ~ -oU -
$50 lbs. &c: rough. heavy hogs, 5GJ12c; cOuihiVh'
undesirable hogs 413 615c.
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STREET SHIVERS AT
NEWS FROM ARDEN
Rumor of Harriman's Death Cir
cuIates Before Market
~ Opened
Ne,r York stock List

& 3 Hinton & Co., z9O California street.
members OF lie New York stock exchange. fur
uish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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III A'Dt0S -, = 2 = q 7 IhUl tI1lu Ofs 01s
IIfE COPPER STOCKS
BOSTON. Sept. THE Boston copper
ket opened lower in sympathy with the weakness
in the New York bst. On the decline, however
trading WAS comparatively small and a fair
demand was roted. Centennial opened lower at
42ts, but since recovered TO 64% Allouez sold
OF two points to -, but since recovered prac-
tically all its loss. North Butte sold at 5Ols
loss Of 1sS. but is showing more reaction
but declines in THIS stock are not serious
The others are ht lding well considering the
New York influences. The general list has beeu
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Morning Session


29J Hawaiian Com & Sugar Co. -. "A 90
200 Hutchinson l. co ....-....... 16 90
100 Hutchinson = l. Co ............ l375
200 Hutchinson 5 i co ............ 15 30
100 Makaweli Sugar Co ............ 46 -
400 Paauhau Co ............. IS 90
l50 Pacific Tel & Tel (pfdl ........ 93. 80
10 Pacific Tel & Tel (common) -. 40 90
Sl,000Nlarket st Ry LIST Con 5s...... 1903 90
$1,000 i LIST refdg 4s........ % 30
$4,000 Oakland Traction Co 5s....... % 90
$1,000 United of S F 4s.....,.. IL -
Street
80 Bank of California .......... .2S6 90
80 Cal Fruit Gamers Assn .... 90 Is
200 Spring Valley Water Co........ "a 90
$1,000 Los Angeles Lighting 5s.... 1902 p
$1,000 Market st Cable is. .......... 105 30
$1,000 r II LIST refdg Is. H.. % 30
81 coo Spring Val Wat gen mtge As. 90 90
$4,000 United of S 4s........ 7S 90
Afternoon Session
Board
90 Alaska Packers Assn ........ "A 90
30 Alaska Packers Assn ....... T3. IS
Bank of California ......3 1856 90
10 Cal Fruit Gamers Assn ...... 100. 90
30 Honokaa Sugar Co ......... 10 90
230 Hutchinson S z Co ........ Is 80
80 Pacific Tel & Tel tcommon1 - 40 90
81 900 Pacific Tel & Tel js....... 30 90
$1,000 Peoples Water Co IS. ..... 73 IL
1000 Peoples Water Co 5s.......... 73. .sTI5
S6ooO Peopie's Water Co 5s.......... "A 90
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
New York Curb Stocks

Super & Pitts 16ss 1864
Tri Bullion. s. q
Ton Exten CO. 65
United Coppr 1OL 1913
Do pfd -. 80 40
United r Co. IL 90
Yukon Gold. . T-16 55
Ray Central. = lie pa
Ray Con -. 1914 1919
Ohio 1900. AS A
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA

Bid. ASK Bid ASK
Argonaut ~ 3. .0OCent Eureka. is 20
Brunswick c.. O3So Eureka M1.25 =
Bunker Hill . %
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-08
Portland Butter Market
Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PORTLAND. Sept Butter city and
country creamery extras. S5e; fancy, 52G54c'
store. 19@21c.