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New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
The Use of Fuel Oil on Steamships

Oil has practically succeeded the of other fuels rail
roads steamship lines of the Pacific Coast It's
superoritv coal has extended its the Atlantic
board and foreign nations The naves of England the United
States other progressive nations have enthusiastically
endorsed fuel oil that believed to be but question OF
limited time until oil stations will be established all ports
of the world, lust as coa1ng stations to-day.
Naval give the of oil their unqualified
proval The being equipped with oil burn
ers 1t is cleaner coal 1t is convenient requires
less storage ROOM 1t requires less manpowert stated
that eight oburnin vessel do the work
Of tirtvsix on coal burner 1t is snokeess 1t cheaper
than coal 1t is safe
The fastest passenger steamships the Atlantic seaboard
now burn oil The transatlantic PrePar
ing to introduce it.
Each great industry presents epoch opportunity
It IS period when industry past experimental stages
and invites brain and capital for its expansion This
psychological arrived in the fuel oil industry 1t
in the position that COAL steel and copper may have been
twenty-five wears ago reach its zenith within less
than twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
ycstsr-

-d.e-r,ool cablas-Sp0t cotton c1!l; saLes, S:o'0
5ai1-. speculation sIC export ~; - = !.
: Goo i--n3r-s . GO. middling upland: I-'5o'
f.-t-ee orened barely steady AZ vg' pS..-NS - g
1i,a. ,1csa5 aa-elr- sfee dy a net dfcllne OF Q
Gle -rrsu-s On near months and o1 2. q Po.-. -
a. le-e months: September. 1-6Ods Pa 3D-I -,
rober. T-I6; Ocrober-No NoveTnDer 49,, e % = 4
U.,-a-r5 5er Bgld: Deoember-January, ossEt'
Ts-gs---- F1rFr-1arT q. SD: February Ma ~
6Es.c- March April. Aprll-hay ana magTS --'1SS
6 l0s- f,fre-TtIlv g $50, July-August. ooss2Q-
COFFEE-The coffee nArhex - go
fe-es -aaIfzirg Cor over the week eno a.
Though The European markets. No. sso-o5
ally fru showing The NJ ma - s.y.orss
E;esdy 70 advance OF polltu.. ~. .hs-a vas
- TIE iRher French cables, nIt me- 80,
10 a~-s-e deraard The close wes parSIy
siezd- a. q ret decline Of 10 . polnts- So -
were -euo-red OF 10 $50 bags. HaNre vs. - -.
changed 20 ! franc higher near , - ~,
being relatively hrIE. while 1afnpesss -, ~ r,-a -
che-red 70 :, r5fennig higher O- - s -
zlisn markets RIO gzs STEADY Al nl-. "a
prices aua Santos firm al an ensanss "a -
re 80 - Ts-zzfIfan exchange on LcnooI-
rece.D-s - The two Brazilian Ports -.S
70 O0o bags against 1e4. Oeo last yea 80
Juneiahv receipts were - -VV Dara- SaIs,y-
7l-5G0 last ycsT- New 1oTh 1oThsa-, n s15 last
erleE were % 553 bags, AEalIsA. 80 - 49,
vear- Pine weather was reposleo ~ -.-o-
tSirts o. san Paulc. with MINIMUM -. =
Erures OF q 4-b degrees y filag - tssf-
tats0- - evTec-iia=fve circles ana ti4At N---9
eTrls.ns the recent frregUlarity q 10 -.
kcf and Yesterdays cOmpaTauNs.-s S,-s5
trade. but reports from braz1L -. 49, the
ezrrerne Efrength Gn Havre to-day -.
means renresenred the elimination -. ~ -
covers-s, - F7lrorsean shorts. The MAJ
SPOT cofee reported nrrl- VIZ e-I II e G
On she basis of lie Tor h--o -" .
Tor Santos 10 =
--gCal contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New Yorl Ssntenhe- "a
New York. September "a. 1910

NeW YORK. september ASAV-
GRATS-WEEAT-The drift Of all grain
markets on Saturday was downward. and with
Few reactions the wheat market ruled weak.
c.osiag = q NC under the previous night For
pool y g nd net lower. Influenced by bear
Gisn offers As posted on the exchange,
worlds shipments amounted TO 16l5aOe9
rushels. compared with u So. 900 bushels the
J1-evious week and S. 100000 bushels last year.
view 81 The relatively small exports from this
',al'.-~- y foT ne week and the fact that ex-
ro-r interest seems 10 be entirely absent. BIDS
oelES co.'s oeFASss secozo esor-sS soma re
: SoIis- hut toward the close Supporting
o-se-e became less v.sorous. and there seemed
10 ba more confidence on the bear side Fhe
Northwest arrivals were Only og4 cars ooIl.
uared with I .9O4 las; year. but Winnipeg had
702 cars, against 5si cars or the oorresponG-
5as Gay year ago. The most la'PI 6a,to- s,,1~
demand Minneapolis and reports that 10 10
leGc nIIlers had experienced fAlr oonaesllo e
demand during the week. Snow wired from
saskatchewan that the extent OF the loss rom
frost before harvest IS Just BENG FsA4zea. Zee
misleading and that even on that basis the
loss quality would reduce the crop 7,,5l, 70 an
grain cash wheat in the local MARKER vas vas
easier. with No red quoted 81 o. eleFtSoT 7S
and s. N45s 2 O aaoa7; No l Northern Du-
fl.-b s. asz. 2 O 3 aaoat. At l o'clock De-
ceuber wheat IN the local nnsIket was qIo,g1 qSfl
mons were unsettled in the belt rain con-
rirusng. with lower temperatures mere NaS
- alarm a-r1orE shorts in corn, and the mar
Lpr followed the wheat decline, closing = q
&c rer lower Country commission houses
were among the sellers, and there was con-
siderable bear pressure during the forenoon
o. rNa idea that there not much danger
oF crop injury and that the yield would
ho a hea-v ono. Liverpool was 4 lower. ano
r-fvare cables said that tie crop IN SOUTH
eastern Europe large. and when the
Argentine movement decreases Danuhian corn
VII take lis place. and there viii be 40 ce-
-srd for American corn unless at compel
triv- prices. Reports q lighter country OF
<n~rFE were onset by a smaller cash demand.
10 . corn here closed 81 &c elevator, doT1estic
basis 70 arrive. and 81 = o b ahoat- OATS
The market for oats was also easier. n
ev-7pathv with other grains. and on con-
ti--eE lsbe-aI movement. without much de-
~aul Cash oats in New York closed as fol-
-ou-s: New standard white, 3s&c: 10
WHITE. sa[c- No :. 3sL c. and No l. 50 : c
PvEararket steady; 10 Western. 40 \ c.
rev b New York. BARLE1-Market
Cuict- mating. 74GIsc. new. Z Bu1AIo.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept 24.-CATTIsE-Receipts' IS 500; ~
s-saS,J- beeyes 81 I0GS6 80; Texas steers. 81 40
sSSs a. WESTERN steers. S4 40Gs7 10; stockers
snS feeders s4 3OGS8: cows and heifers, 81 25g
81 20. calves s7GSIO. HOGS-RecetPts 500;
eetaadv. light So I5QSe 65; mixed. Ss 45G$9 80;
beavv IS 35aDxe s5: rough. SIS 30GSS 80; good 70
choice heavy SIS 50Gs9 30: pigs s. 6o@ss 40 pIlt n
~ eales a. T5GSg 20 SHEEP-ReceiptS, Z,VoC,
e.aa9I.. rat4ve 50 656S4 -: Western 50 2oq
s4 40: earrings 81 T5G$5 20; lambs, native, 50 .
qS1 o G',ssaIo SEPT 24-CATTLE-Receipts
,o5- steadv vEALS-Receipts. 10; active; @ IVc
Lover. S6 5OGs10 90 HOGS-Receipts 4,ooS;
sIo,r and IOT20c lower; heavy, ~ lOGSS 4O'
,1Jxad So 701Se so: YorlSers, So 6OgSe so PIGS,
60 50Ssq go; roughs IS sass SO: stays s6 50g
e % dstriss s9dsg I5 SHEEP AND LANES
- T5cs,n-s q COO active and steady lambs, 50 90
Gs7 40 pecetnts
oaS. siovv. fair 20 good shippers. 50 16GSo 20
COMMON 81 25G.s 50. HoG6-,Receipts
'5s6: STEADY, 5@ lOc lower; butchers se aSa ta
Ii,;,rars 50 35 50 45: common, S5qs9
yII :. .ecaipts $50; steady Sos S4 10
ian1bs ouiet and steady. So 5oqS7
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

Fowls. w.:ss5s. 3 ss boxes 40. 5 Is saa over
under loci western. iced. dry picked, s.. %
70 sns ssa .esasa ,s ~ ~ s
soushwes.ern. I55a 9 iso; western and South:
ern, 1si1o: Rsnnsyivanla lee; western. So
Prime pi hEs large. wste % DOZEN 81 Is IS DARK
81 25@sI Is: cuIIs. 5od0T5c: GUINEAs. spring.
over lb to pair. pair. $iGsl 10: under ID.
GAME-There is a fairly free supply ot
aTaiisble as yet. venison in fair demand and
steady, but game birds sell slowly yENrSON,
yhos deer sodsn m Gose $685. sssslss &c. gSP
English. s2Gs5; WILD DUCKS, canvasoack-
s4d sss 3 ssssa s aa
PorAToEs AND vESGEsrABLEs-Potatoe
active and higher. Carrots weak Cucumbers
drsssins, a A Lima s'h beans Steady. Letface Arm
for fancy. Mushrooms weak, PEPPERS in free
low. Squash and turnips weak. Tomatoes
ersgsing potatoes: Maine bag 81 ,i9s s9g
state. bulk. $50 ID. 81 so a 81; Jersey. round.
s., 8 81 l9ns q gsp ss Ss9sa
head 81, 81 as bessst R41sssis 49 6 siI;
punches, 81 25@sI so; CARROTS, bol or has
sSS.ia & 20 100 S0 sssss ssasasf sbi 5S@1se AeEIER
crate. s1as2; cAULIFLowERs: state. large
81 s. 3; long 81, sss ! s.,s5 fg
3 81 !. 5ss:s M os ssetsr 81 'Gs5 a5
Jersey and Long Island basket. s1g.d T5:
western ss~ YORK; 100. soe4Oe; basket sss ; ;ge e
Ssi;. EGaPLANTs d. rs Jersey S9r,s ob sSe Iso
so IfMR SRBEN BENNs SoF Jersey
Sss. !5e s. Is: Long Island Tss@fI ~: hens
dozen box, 81 2sg s. Is; state 5osket 2es 5ee
box, zoe a 81 25; half Dbl basket, soc 81 so;
ONIONS state a. and Western WHIT bits pese seste
and awe Western ss4te ysIio% 100 f. bag 2sgs
Tsas' siSsi 81; S0G1 yeIiow 81 Is co1neotieSt
RnStiGe and Jersey Eh1s Yellow DS T 81 81 red
0s1 10; Jersey, white pickle, basket 81 70 a
81 rs: Jersey. white. basket. 75o 81 25; re. red
esssse. easess @ DBL. f s. 25: other red 75sS
| Ss 5sd aaa ione ' Soc sugar 66
81 so: basket 25 q 4oc; PUMPKINS bol; 80 !?
75c; RoMAINE state bas6et soc aS5 WeTs-
GREENS. 100 bunches. 81: STRING BEANS: s:
SSSc: bag. so@e5c: nearby, basket or bag.
s9URsH. Hubbard, 6o soc @sI: Marcy so 50
Long Island and Jersey 7Sq 81 whitfi tfban% 4So
BusheI basket, 5cc @s1 staten Island, box.
go a SOC; Jersey and Long Island. 4oG75c.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
!. !, heess,iny en- chop. sa4 bulk. SIS 20 sack. OIL

mes. nSS hsss;iTg ssh shsP s24 bulk SIS 20 sack. OIL
PRovIsIoNs-Lard was IN. s,ronrest feat
@as IN IN raos 1se Provision market to-day ana
s,s ,,sin, soo .s oemand from packers. notwith-
was irregular and at t,uses ra,her y.ah pfousie sI
housh steadier near the close with lard Re-
IS 600 bors for me Gay at Western points Were about
Kansas City and 2. 100 at Omaha Chicago ex-
pested e6l z; GOO hogs on Monday PoRK~Bareiy
short clear s2s ssSsas IS faRiE REErstesdy SEE
SuJsea' Sanses Mess sleGsis 80; family, s1sas2o;
BEEF HAMsEouiet mug ouosea' nsss ssasss sSa "a
DRESSED HoGs-Steady. Quoted: Bacons.
pirs p sc I.s .sO n eT iss r lse n lsss lao ~ 1ss
-. S,. 9ies; u n: ls@l5he. Pickisd hams. 14is
ssc LARDsseaay y iss soe SOC e0uctFy CITY lara ara
steady. l2sGl2ise. Refined lard steady: south
l5e. Compound barely steady. io%al1Sc
SalEAhlNE-steady; "a oleo. i2c: city lard stearine.
sUGAR-siow demand for refined sugar,
with prices unchanged. The following prices are
net less Per cent for cash: Crystal dorninos.
OF q 5-ro cartons. 7.4oc; Bagle tablets. e.35ci
cut loaf. 5.s5c; crllehed. 5.75c; mould A. e.4oo;
cOntectonsrs % sronulasea Posees ssoe; xxXx Doa
aered. a2oc. powdered and coarse powdered
hne granulated, 5.o5c: Eagle 10. SAi n and !
70 cartons OF fine granulated. &c; Eagle n
bass sass de- de- s sso % % N oass Gags ao ao ,s s aa
80 70 bags DO sI0c: Eagle nne or standard gran
ulated ana diamond A. o.0Sc: confsctioners A
S.s5o; No /. 4.s0c; No 2. 4.Eoc: No ;. 49oc
Ne a. z-e5c; No 8, 4ooc: No 6, 4.55c; No T.
45Oc: No S, 4s5c; No 8. 4.4oc: No 10. 435c
No II. $500: No II 425c: Nos l3, Ia. 15 and
16. 4.20c. AT London the market for beet sugar
was quiet at 3-4d to AID lower. with Sep
temoer at lis Ai1d and octooe- los iva, Will.
for sugar quiet but steady and
changed. with centrifugal ee test, at 42ac; mus
covado. so test, 374c, and molasses sugar, IS
RICE-The market for rice Was steady tc
| firm, with good jobbing demand at full ou
unchanged prices.
METALs-There was no trading IN the mar
ket for pig iron certificates on the New York
sepsemeer, SO so; October, SIS 10; Novem'
ber. SIC. and December. SIS %.
MOLAssES AND SYRUPS-Therc was 8
steady but quiet market for molasses and
syrups. with prices a last noted.
NAVAL sTORES-The market for spirth
turpentine was easy here and at Savannah
with prices at both points somewhat lower
Tar was firmly held at former prices Rosir
TINE-Spirits, machine bbls. 77c. TAR, "a
7.25c. ROSfN-Common TO good strained
e-So9e s0c; B, 6e0c; d, 6.T5c; Z, &c: eSoc;
G, esoe; II; 7.L5c; l. use; 4. SOC;
OIs-The market for linseed oil was easier
today. and card prices were marked down sc
a gallon American seed Calcutta oil wak
UNCHANGED Refined petroleum was also un-
COTTONSEED OII-There wss further ex-
citement in cottoneeed OIL at the opening, with
October notably weak and other months iittl'
easier. in sympathy. Selling was Quite general
| IN and prices rallied a little. the close beins
| fairly steady. although the market Is stin yer,
much unsettled pending developments in crude
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
How the Company Will Be Financed

Instead OF following the usual practice OF aottng this
stock to few capitalists underwriters, and paying them
for the disposal of same has been decided organize an
Underwriters Syndicate Readers OF this publication are m
ved to join by purchasing this stock at the Underwriters
Syndicate price the proceeds OF which Will 60 toward the
payment of the properties. This gives each individual the
privilege of associatin himself with the organizers or the
company thereby securing the advantages usually accorded 70
underwriters founders Of company OF this character
The fact that this method of financing conservative
corporaon is unusual will believe make all the more
attractive to American public We that the IN
vestors nation large and small alike will De glad or the
opportunty the OF company OF TINS
kind on the underwriters and Will favor the idea or
participating in market the bottom and not at the top
particularly in company which has been organized by men
of uninpeacable integrity for the protection OF stockholders
interests
The Underwriters Syndicate price OF the capital stock
Of the California Consolidated Oil Company IS % cents per
share No be accepted for less than 100 shares
The allotment of stock this price IS necessarily limited Inc
demand stock IL IS therefore important
that orders should be sent Immediately
Where satisfactory evidence OF good faith IS shown ar
rangements made for limited amount OF time IN winch
to complete payments Thorough investigation IS invited
Full details will be application The allotment OF
stock at the Underwriters Syndicate price being rapidly
hausted We advise immediate action order to make sure
OF securing the this low price Use the coupons below
for convenience Address all communications and make all
checks, drafts money orders payable to
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
California Holds Worlds Production Record

California has demonstrated its ability to produce oil to
remarkable that all previous records of oil
have been outclassed The development Of these
life fields opportune time particularly since there
decline the production of oil in other nations Russia
producing oneha of the worlds petroleum.
steady decline in the volume OF its output and IS to-
day producing barely one-ifth Of the worlds supply.
Government geological authorities quoted estmat
ing probable proven oil supply OF California 8O0OOO
900 barrels Thus while the rate OF production most
remarkable in the history OF the world according to the es
of these conservative authorities there practically 100
years supply the present rate of production These e
based the absolute territory and
make no allowance for the of the fields the dis
covery of fields
As an illustration of the profits from investment in Cali
Oil reference be made to the Union and Associated
Oil Companies The stock OF the Associated Oil Company
sold less years ago below S0O per share To-day
it is listed the New York Stock Exchange and selling at
around 90 per share The Associated organized
merger of several properties similar to the California Conso
dated and under less auspcous circumstances.
The Union Oil Company OF California began Its existence
few wears ago valuation of $250OOO Its holdings at the
outset compared with the properties which have
been secured for the California Consolidated To-day the
sets the Union Oil Company have estimated value OF
S100O00OO0
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

per we'll the profits from these properties now being sep
araely operated by the Premier Oil Company and the r
Oil Company should easily be increased to more than $1,000
600 year This has been conservaVey arrived az
by the officers and directors of the California Consolidated On
Company after thorough investigation OF the books records
and properties of the two companies
The foregoing figures do take into consideration tn
properties Yellowstone Oil Company which consist OF
225 acres the Kern River, Sunset and Mckrck FledS
This acreage larger than that of either or the companies
above referred TO, but is thoroughly developed
Associated in the organization OF this company are ea
np oil Operators bankers OF California together with
CAPITALISTS and authorities fuel oil throughout the East
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans has accepted the resl-
dencv of the California Consolidated Oil Company and viii
personally direct its affairs Admiral Evans attracted 20
this industry because his position naval authority had
enabled him TO fully comprehend the value and possibilities
of the fuel oil industry His conclusions arrived at from
the experience of years in naval operations and as the result
of visits to every prominent naval port the world The
contracts properties to be acquired by the California
Consolidated Oil Company were closed after thorough IN
.stgaon upou the part Admiral Evans and other officers
directors of the who personally negotiated the
transaction. -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept 4.-AIeged fear OF Canadian ia 4
ooronatitfon even with the import DUTY OF [pC
bifshel. was a new bugbear today for owners
81 1-Eaat There was much liquidation ana an
,9,rspaI amount Of short selling. Accordingly
the close was at a net decline OF 18pSc. s3n 13IE
sbCzye6 loss OF Ac 10 q 1ec at the nnlsn
sn5 oats Lsc 70 Ac. The end OF trading leIt
roc products all the way from loc higher 20
o9r down. Primary receipts of wheat were were
-.o-t-- 800 coo bush more than last week there
10 No exnort business and milling call was
noor December ranged from 99e@c 20 81 OOE<
e cog finishing sc net lower at $3.50. Shor,
SaiI,nS from influential sources weakened
co-y The attacks we're directed against Ihe
SorS srofs IN the market and lessened on de-
lines december ranged between OF &c ana
k1Er and closed a611c down at o. 1sGoi = c;
The cash demand was dull. No yellow closed
A. hsI5a532c Oats eased of with other grain
selling was scattered, but OF greater volume man
the ordinary rule on SATURDAY. DecenDer 49, IT,
S-orn 94Ic 70 34hc, end in the final trading
u,ss y dssc off at 94A d34 sc Lard was nrIner
fo- nearby deliveries, the buying being fairy I'M
1ortant Distant months ruled easier because
81 limited inquiry other hog products sassea.
atest prices showed pork unchanged TO 2oc on
iard unchanged to 15c higher and rlps al lest
Lights figures to 6G7I4c below. Range or prices
Yester-
Wheat: Open. High. Low; Close; Day lay;
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
Over q Half Million Dollars Year

The California Consolidated Oil Company has been organ
lied for the purpose acquiring the class OF California
Oil properties build lines, storage reservoirs and re
cries develop properties and to enter into other branch
of operation the oil industry which be deemed prot-
able The of the corporation broad thereby
enabling to extend scope may be deemed advisable
Deals already been conummated for the acquisition
OF at least three leading individual oil companies OF Cali
orna Two OF these companies among those included IN
the dividend figures given the beginning OF this advertise
en The earnings Of these companies at this TIME
conservavey the lowest price for crude OIL is
S6OOOoo per These profits alone represent 10 per cent
on the entire authorized capitalization OF the California Conso
dated Oil Company present price OF the stock regard
less of future development
One of these companies has contract tor the delivery OF
5ooOnno barrels of oil at gross price of S2500O00.
development based the present output
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
MANAGEMENT of the Corporation

The entire list of officers and directors OF this company
is composed of Of unquestionable integrity and ability
men who allow their to be used IN connection
with anv enterprise which in the least OF questionable
character Upon ability OF these gentlemen may be placed
absolute reliance.
The following is list of the Officers and Directors OF
the California Consolidated Oil Co.:
PREsIoENr-R.ar RosLEY D. EVANS, u s. NJ Retired,
gNTEaoseRT MacREERY WcePr.sdent of the
TREasURER-THEoooRE GILMAN, New York City Ex-Conp-
of she York and President the
Electric OF New York;
Waste and Packing Company We" YORK
sEcRETaRY-RosERT DUNN of San Franeiseo and New
york Manaq of Lincoln Memorial EndoV~-
Assoca Of New York City
SECRETARY-JAMES A. CRulkSHANN or san Fran
OTHER oREcIoRs-HoN MEREDITH ?. SNYDER, Of Los
Aroe Cal of the California Savings Sank
Los Angeles Clearing House and three times
Mayor o. Los Angeles, Cal
HON John of Los Angeles, Cal. Vice
Of Banks o. California Los Angeles
NJ. OF the Metropolis Trust and
Francisco Cal
The California Consolidated Oil Company IS incorporated
under the strict Of California The capitalization is TO-
100000 shares par value Of SOO per share All OF the
stock of this corporation originally placed IN the
Treasury There promotion stock, gift stock or pre-
ferred stock 1t distinctly stockholders corporation IN
which every alike in the profits OF the company
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept. 24.-wHEAT-Spot dull;
10 ? red Western winter, no stock; futures
oriet: October, 7s 4Ad: December. as AID
March rs sd CORN-Spot steady; American
11Sxed bs sd; futures quiet; October, As SIS d;
December. as 7&d. PEAS-Canadian Is.
FIOTR-wInter patents, 2es Sd. HOPS III
Tandon Pacifc COAST, "A 5sgf4 los. BEEF
Extra India mess. 1865 3D.. PORk-Prtme
ness western. 1885 Cd. HAMS-Short cut.
aTs Sd BACoN-cumberland cut. 7Ss: short
IN sis: clear bellies los; long clear mid
aies light T8s: heavy. us; short clear BACKS
dis HoULDERs-Sauare; els LARD
prime Western, tierces, steady, S2s sd; Amer
ican refined pals. firm. 83s ID. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. new. stsaGy; ,+, S.s+ COZ
o-s1 new steady, 54s Sd. TURPENTINE-
spirits 64s. RosIN--c -cOmmop =, lbs I5s 81 So Pc
Tt1T5 M ETTM-Renned, I'd. LLNSEED OIL AIS
1rnTTONGFED OII.-Hul refined spot. Sls
sd TALLOW-Aus1ralian in London Sss
I4d. a, sr-oApp.w c.ptrt-,,-
= Sas Cd. rnuscoVado, lis. LINSEED-
-, sl,,,,,-fa SepteTnber- October, T6s. L1NSEED
OTT- ass cd SPERM OIL 49, PETkO-
tr-Tiss-Amarfcan refined. l0-l6d spirits'
Ia l.. rTTRPENTIIE-Sp 54s. ROSIN-
American strained, lbs; tne 15s iod,
as,utsrD sept 24-PETROLEUM. ~ francs
"a centiTnes.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

PlOrrR AND MEsI-There wac only .
moderate amount of trading IN hour on -
urday and the feeling was soTneMhae a. ~.
lied owing 10 she decline IN Nhtat- ~
following are prices quoted on the sew " .aSa
Produce Exchange Spring patents $3.50
se J0 winter stTalghts. 50 40 - 90 e. ~
pstents 81 T04s5; spring clea.s' "a. Ss - - ~
= ~ extra No : winter, 81 70 q - 30 aaS
- - Sv1 - -, -, s,eaSv. fair 10
good s4Gsz 20: choice 20 fancy - - 9Spp M SG
cCENlIE Al-SfeacVs kiln oriec. - o. a. "a
Qsi -. coarse 81 35@sI 40. FEED-Nssss-
.rn ouieE. eity STEADY: 1ssastH ,o,lp 60
~ IS: standard rricSlinss Is To- 80 h.,iL
81; rsd cog, sze 30. city brhn. go 80
e.Sx&1r eacks Al ZIG &agS se0z z&~-@
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

$4752e17 in dividends is the record of thrytwo Calf
orna Oil Companies 1t illustrates the tremendous profits
that being made from California OIL These prohts are
largely due condition which in the history OF the
oil industry caused by the wholesale introduction of
crude oil fuel This commodity has taken such strong
position generator of heat and power that it constitutes in
reality industry compared with the former uses OF OIL
California has the remarkable oil wells in the world
The production has phenomenal rate Her wells are
producing to-day at the rate of barrels per
with value of about $40OOO per year for the product
The oil industry of California represents profitable invest
OF 81 OO0OOOO 1t exceeds in extent, pro-
ducton and profits every other industry of the State not ex
cepng Californas industry. 1t exceeds the
annual output of gold and silver combined.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

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