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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grain.

Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were follows, in quarters: Russian. SIS, 600 +;
Danubian, 517 900: Argentine. 10000; Indian.
10S 600. k}Sa
Northern club far export is hf1l- Other north
ern grades weak and sevehl are lower.
CASH WHEAS 4
California club. $l-5215 q ll57ss; Sonora. 81
@1.U5; white Australian. k167 n a. T213 !;
northern club, S1.60G1 -S2h,i Russian red.
81. .53% @1.55; turkey red S1.37E q .6212; blue
stem, $1.65@1.T0 per etl<
EUTURES
10 a. m. Sesstp
Barley-Ciosed tie 4se4 eassySat a slight de-
cline in the cash grain D, -
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. $1.O215 R10SA OF grades. 95c9
81 per ctl; choice. 81 Q5; brewing and shipping
grades, SLOT y CLIO per city
FUTURES n
10 a. mS Session
May-S112 bid. $1-13B sked.{
December-S1.0 07A bid, 81 07M asked
Oats-Are still dull and weak. with prices
unchanged. Red for feed $f.2061- 2713 for or
dinary and s1.3O for choice; ged for seed 81. .3O@
L. 35; black S1.1Od1. 90 for feed and S1.35d .5C
for seed; gray. nominal; white, S1-5J9 l. so.
Corn-California large yellow. 81 .62la@ al 60;
small round yellow, 81. s5@1. 80; western states.
yellow in bulk. San Francisco tracks. S14si
white. $3.50; mixed. STAT sacked prices. TIC
higher; white Egyptian. s1.50@1.55; brown do.
81. coal. SIS per ctl
Rye-Nominal at 81. .6o@1 65 per ct1.
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GOIdfieId Con. Stock Advances
Oil and Local Stocks Inactive

prom pro ises for the first time to cross the 3,ooo,-
OO0. 900 bushel mark
Wheat is up to the 10 year average. not
wlthstanding the northwest drought late
IN the season. Oats indicate the largest crop
ever harvested-over 900 900 600 bushels.
Cotton is so fcke dame that 1t is never
wise TO prophesy until the last minute what she
VIII DO, owing to the innumerable yicissftudes
OF weather to which this crop is subject until
up to the time of its picking. There is every
probability. however, barring late frosts. of a
total t of II, 900 bales-1 .o00. 900 more than
last year. There is little In this outlook for
lower prices cotton. The hitch. however,
In the cotton bill arrangements between English
ana American bankers may cause large amounts
to be pushed to shipment before October 81.
when the dietum of English bankers making 1t
necessary for American banks to guarantee bills
OF lading becomes operative.
mat capital Is already accumulating in the
nands of investors is shown by some nibbling in
the bond market With money awaiting use
these people are avoiding stocks account of
the uncertainties and carefully picking up
selected bonds which. while selling much below
ner nigh record price. are sure of interest
payments These bonds may go lower but they
are perfectly sure some time to go higher again.
In the meantime there is fiuctuation in the
Yield to the owner who may lock them up and
spend the time adjusting expenditures to his
income with the rest of the country
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers arc
follows:
Beef-s1s @ec per ID for steers. 741@sAc for
and helfers.
Vea-91a G1Oc for large and lie for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 91S01O45c; ewes, 99915c
per ID.
Lamb-1015 012c per Ii.
Dressed pork (per lbl-130131zc for Hight.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are to- good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No 1 fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive, 505Hc
per ID; under 900 lbs. SC; second quality, AN
weights, 1s94Ac; thin, undesirable steers -
@4Ac.
No 1 cows and heffers. 404Hc; second quail
ity, So G4c5 common, thin. undesirable cows,
"a @3Ac.
Desirable bulls and stays. "a 921sc; half fat
or thin bulls. III 42c.
Calves lightweight, per ID. 5z9ee; medium.
81 G515c; heavy, 404%c.
@4Ac.
Lambs (per Ib)-Unshorn lambs, 6@6Nc; shorn
lambs. 5Ia 65%c.
Hogs (per Ibl-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
TO 40 lbs. &c: 140 TO $50 lbs, 9Ne; 25O TO $50
lbs. &c; common, undesirable hogs. 697c-
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LOCAL MARKETS
ceipts of Produce September "a
Provisions

Cottolene-one half bbl. 139ec: half bbls.
13Nc; tierce. 131sc; tierces. 13c; tferceS,
12hc per ID.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes follows: Hams. 191x62Oc: picnic
hams. 1415c: California hams. 19c: fancy bacon.
to lbs. 301sc; 10 10 lbs. &c: 10 to II lbs.
26c; sugar cured, 2Tc; light dry salt bacon. to
10 lbs. 24c; 10 TO u lbs. PC; medium bacon 19cs
light medium bacon. 19c.
Lard-Tierces 15c SOS 15Lc. los 15%c. Sc
1850. 3s 16c: compound lard, tierces 12c. sos
124c. los 12%c. 5s 12Ikc. SIS 15c: yellow cook
ing oil. S6c per gal; white cooking oil. SSc per
gal: salad oil. 81 per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted Export lots.
inspected By the government. are 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef. SIS per bbl: family
beef SIS per Dbl: extra mess beef, SIS per bbls
smoked beef. &c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels. S32; clear. S34s
mess. $50; pig pork. $S6 pigs feet. S5.75 for
half bbs. 81 40 for 3 ID kegs and s135 Tor kita.
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dTt LdhtH.
VALUE OF PROPERTY IN CALIFORNIA.

The increase in the last four years is S77s,-
sci .317, A per cent of the entire increase
during the 2S years since 1882.
Business in San Francisco is in fairly good
condition, and steadily improving. Jobbers
port volume of trade averaging fully Is per
cent in excess of last years. Failures during
the last two months have been few and the
liabilities in all very small
EXCHANGE MOVEMENTS IN SEPTEMBER
The foreign exchange market has remained
steady and the feature of this month has been
the easier feeling in the London money market,
discounts having fallen below 3 per cent. This,
together with the approaching settlement of
the railroad bill of lading controversy, makes
it than probable now that there will be
no difficulty in the financing of the cotton crop.
The movement of California products to the
east and Europe is in full swing, and
eastern exchange hovers around par.
The good crop news from India and the
newal of buying orders from China have bright
ened up the prospects of silver. The market
is now firm, with a rising tendency and ii
looks as if the Indian spectators would again
win out this year.
China is in earnest in its efforts to organize
scientific currency system, and the appoint
ment of Shenk King Pao a most progressive and
enlightened man, TO the currency reform COM
mission is another step forward.
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Wheat and Barley Markets Easy
Fair Activity in Fresh Fruits

year ago. when there was an increase OF
8, ,163 600 bushels in the American I1 vlsIple- -
ssCorn has made q rather poor showing today.
The morning weather map showed that ram nad
been general over the corn belt west OF Cnlcago
in the last "a hours while later forecast and
private advices showed that the weather was
clearing generally and cooler. but with no pros
cash corn was dull. with yesterdays bids here
drawn but Baltimore reported considerable ex-
port sales made over night There mas oeen
further short selling here from the same infuen-
tiaI sources as yesterday. It has been consider
able on the hard spots. but less on declines
Oats have weakened with the other grains
There has been some weekend liquidation and a
little more courageous short selling than usual
from scattered sources but no important pres
Cash oats &c lower. "
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable.

Good sound tomatoes did better yesterday but
inferior stock still in oversupply and hard to
work or even at concessions. summer squash
was also higher. Garlic was lower Potatoes
and onions ruled firm at unchanged prices
Potaroes-Rfver whites, 75c0Sl per ctl: fancy
s1-10: Salinas Burbanks. S1-4501 go per Ell: !:
sweet potatoes. s1-7502 per ctl
Onons-New yellow. S5c4S1 per ell
Fegetables-Green corn. S1-5O02 per s4&k.
tomatoes, 29G6oc per box: green peas. 465c per
per ID; summer squash, 60Q75c per box; egg
plant. 4O96ue per box; green peppers, 40650c
per Dox; garlic, 2U3e per lb; cabbage. 9Oc6$1
per etl; cucumbers. coarse per box: caulidower
o0G6Oc per dozen. rurnips, 65Q75e per sack;
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NON York Grain NIarket

NEW YORK. Sept. -F1our-Steady. slow.
Spring patents $5.4O65.6O; winter straghtS.
81 3564. 40: winter patents S4.60d 400; spring
clears. S4.35H46O: winter extras. No I. 800
G3.S winter extras No. 2. S3-40d3.5 80; Kansas
straights 81 SO6l4 4.9O; receipts. 21.SS7 barrelss
shipments. 5.216 barrels
Wheat-Spot easy. No. red 81 .O413 , e
vator and S1.O4hs T. o. b. afOat; No. northern
Duluth 81 .2Sss + o. b. aaoat. Futures market
was weak all morning and about t5c lower. IN
fuenced by easy cables. big worlds snipmentS
and an absence OF export business The close
was lsc to &c net lower. September. $1-O49s 4
1O4A closed S1.O4s.; December. S1-OI G
1.O7 1916. closed $1.072s: May, S1-1Z. closed
LIZ. Receipts, 1900 bushels; shipments. oOOA-
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MINING STOCKS

Mining stocks closed the week without much
feature. Among the Comstocks Ophir was the
active stock at about the figures OF the pre-,
ceding day. In the southern Nevadas Goldheld
consolidated sold up to ss.S715 in New York
on the report of an improvement in the Clare
mont 1000 level. This market ruled irmer In
sympathy and the stock. which closed on Friday
at $500 sold up to $s55. Mayhower was quite
active and advanced from sc to DC.
The Central Eureka mining company has
levied assessment Of &c.
The Northern Sierra Madre mining company
of Sonora, Mexico. has levied assessment
of 1c. delinquent October %.
The Ophir ore output for the week amounted
to 1879 mining cars of a gross car sample assay
value of s5,319.52 per ton. Of which % cars.
assaying $964S. came from the understope be
low the 1000 level, 81 cars. assaying s17.43,
from the 1900 level stope. ss cars from the
2.4OO level stope and % cars. assaying SIS. o.,
from the southwest drift on that level.
The company has just received $11. 90
cash from the second shipment OF ore concen-
trates the present months run Of the
Kinkead mill The company now has S2S. 9S2. p
in cash on hand with the cleanup including
concentrates and bullion to be received 1t is
estimated at the local office that the company
will clear the months expenses and have a bal
anee of about $4,000 besides. and will do equally
as well, if not better. next month
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Nortberr Wbeat Market

TACOMA. Sept 24-Wheat-Milling; BLue@
stem Ole; club sac. Export wheat: Bluestem.
Ole: club. sac; red Russian, s2c: fortyfold, ssc-
SEATTLE Sept 24.-Milling quotations:
Biuestem, 90c: fortyfod, s6c; club. s5c; ME,
S5c: red Russian. s3c Export wheat: Blue
stem. SIC: fortyfOld, S3c; club SIC; dfe, SIC !:
red Russian. soc. Yesterdays car receiptss
Wheat 25: oats 8: barley. 3; hay. 30.
PORTLAND. Sept. 24.-wheat-Track prices=1
Club. Sac: bluestem. 90@91c: red Russian. s04
sic: valley SSc; turkey red. S2&S6c; fortyfold-
S5IS6c. Car receipts: Wheat, IS; barley, l.
oats. s; hay "a.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
Trust funds-Gold coin. $780,. ABS. .e69; silver
collars S4S4 4O1 900; silver dollars of 1890,
4o7. .00c. N'
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
erai fund, $6.655, 214; current liabilities, S9s-
sD6-s99; worsing balance in treasury Offices
k3l ,4s4 IA; in banks to credit OF treasurer of
coin. $l9.113, DOB; minor coin S942 s66: total
balance in general fund, SIS. .92s. .307.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
TSpeeroF Disootch TO The Call

PETALUMA. Sept. 24-The week closed with
the price Of eggs steady The Petaluma egg
exchange paid 4212c. Independent dealers and
Spectators paid Ale and 39c, according TO grade.
The demand is good and the supply inadequate
SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 24.-The local egg mar
ket continues to be unsteady, and as a result
eggs again advanced in price today, local uer-
chants offering from 40c to 42c per dozen. The
best retail price received was 45c per dozen for
eggs OF best quality. Producers report the sup
ply good and attribute the high prices to the
increased cost Of feed.
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MONEY MARKET
IS TIGHTENING

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.--The
halting, uncertain tone of the
speculation in stocks was un-
altered today in the absence or
any conclusive development to
point to the course of events
which are awaited
General evidence of the tight
ening of money markets was
feature, the influence being the
preparation for the coming Oc-
tober settlements. In Berlin, es-
pecially. these are always heavy
and the rise in the private dis
count rate to the level OF the
official rate of the Imperial Bank
of Germany preSageS an early
rise in that rate.
The private rate in Paris also
is hardening, and demands upon
the Bank of England arouse dis
cussion of a possible early ad-
vance in that rate. Today f2,250.-
600 was withdrawn from the
English bank for shipment to
Egypt
The cotton bill dispute compli-
Gates the exchange situation and
is responsible also for some eX-
ira demands from banks in the
south for rediscounting in New
York.
There was some movement to-
day in stock of minor railroad
the general list was inert. The
loan expansion shown by the
bank statement was expected in
view of the rediscounting for
southern banks, but the cash de-
crease was less than expected.
The actual surplus is thus left
$780, 400.
Bonds were firm Total sales
(par value). S1.042.500.
United States Is have declined
II per cent in the bid price on
call since last week.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24-E. F.
Hutton's wire says: The Sc
curity market has continued to
run in an irregular course in the
recent week with a narrow range
Of fluctuations in the leading
stocks and probably the best ex- z
PLANTATION OF this is that bankers
are in complete control of a thor
oughly hquidated stock market
with the desire of keeping the
market on an even keel until a
number of important factors are
cleared away. Crops are practic-
ally made for the year and little
But the money situation will not
be satisfactory until the western
requirements have fniShed. which
will likely be before October Is.
I'm the interim, however, it is
satisfactory to note a fair de-
mand for bonds. which is releas-
ing much money to bankers
syndicates. which eventually will
go into the stock market.
we look for a narrow and
irregular stock market for some
little time yet and then an up
ward swing of material proper
tions."
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS Sept. acknowledgements
81 .O9Ss December. S1.1lt4 May. S1-15H cash
No. 1 hard, S1.I2at: No. / northern, 81 .12d1
1.1214; No. northern. $1OS14 G1-O9%; Va 3.
81 .O6lt d1.OS%
COrn-No 3 yellow. SIC. .
Oats-NO. 3 white S29s T32Kc.
Rye-No 2, 70070t1c.
F7ax-ClOsed at 81. 771A
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Crops and Bonds

J. S. Bache & Co. of New York say:
The dependence of business at the moment
is upon the crops and everything seems pros
porous thus far. The indications for one Of
the largest total crops that the country has ever
been blessed with. both in volume and in value
The value of the corn crop of 1909 was the
most striking fact in the worlds agriculture and
totaled about $1,700. 900, 600. The yield in
bushels 2,770, 900, 900. The yield this year
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Loans. Exch,,re and silver
STOCK MARKET

The week closed quietly without much huctua-
tion City electric per cent bonds were higher
at $50 and the Peoples water 5s lower at
1858. 1215. There sales of Pacific Coast
casualty at $155616O
In the unlisted department Pacific gas and
electric common S55@55.75 and the pre-
ferred at $50. .506S6. So
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Assessment Directory Com.tock Mine.
OIL STOCKS

There were only two stocks dealt in yester-
day--Maricopa national at 30c and Palmer at
sl3s y CLIO. Apathy prevailed all through
The Turner. 2-20-15, has completed rig for
we'll No. 3, which will be rugged up this week
The Best Yet. 1S21-15. has levied an assess
ment of &c a share issued stock The Blue
Moon oil company, 6-21-15, recently levied a &c
assessment on all issued stock. The Coalinga
Hub oil company. 22-21-15, has levied a &c
assessment on all issued stock.
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DuInfh Flar

DULUTH. Sept. 24-Flax-On track and I'M
store $27I; TO arrive. s.. Il; September 81 75..
November. 81. 6s15; December. S2-61; May. 81 6S
bid: October. s.. 50.
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SPOKANE. Sept. 24.-Clearings, s7s3 GA; bal
ances, Sl6S.0 .00S.
SEATTLE: Sept. 24.-clearings. s1.5ss, ,746;
TACOMA. Sept. 24.-clearings. ss44,s5s; bal
ances. So. .555.
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Cash Grain and Provision.


CHICAGO, Sept 24--Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, quiet; winter patents, S4.35@
sos; do straights. S4G4.I5; spring straights,
S4. 70@4 90; bakers. $3.60@5.75. No. rye,
73hc. Feed mixing barley 4s464c; fair to
choice milling. 6S6711ac. No 1 southwestern
faxseed. 81. 64 Il do No. 1 northwestern, $2.7712
timothy seed $7G9. Glover. S1O@15.25. Mess
pork. per bbl. SIS. 3oG 1888 Lard, per 100 lbs
S12.T0. Short ribs, sides Qoose), $11Q1LT5;
short clear sides (boxed). $12. 756113.25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cearances OF wheat and -four were equal
to 100000 bushels Primary receipts were
1.oTS 900 bushels. compared with 1.440.O00 bush
els the corresponding day a year ago. Estf-
mated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 20 cars;
corn, 275 cars; oats. 90 cars; hogs. 25. 900.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Articles Receipts Shipments
Flour. barrels. s............... 25.500 u, 700
Wheat, bushels oz4O0 9S1OO
Corn, bushels. 4l6.2O0 $50. 400
oats bushels .216.OOO 156. 900
Rye, bushels .-..-..... l.OOO 1000
Barley, bushels. s............. so. 900 81 900
CHICAGO, Sept. 24-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: ''Wheat-1Iore easiness was shown
in today's market than for several days. Week
end liquidation by few longs made a little
addition to the ordinary load and there was also
some little increase in the short selling. Never
theless the market has not been notably
changed in character from that of all week
narrow local and largely professional. There fs
no claim of export business. eastern mills say
poor milling call and eastern owners of cash
wheat beginning to fear Canadian eompetf-
ton even with the 25 cent import duty
unless more foreign demand develops for the
Canadian wheat. There is prospect of large
worlds shipments TO show officially Monday
but the visible supply figures will fall short Of
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept 24-Money on call. NOM
insl.
Time loans. steady; so days. s% per cent: 90
Prime mercantile paper, 515 TO per cent.
Sterling exchange, strong, with actual busi-
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New York Curb Stocks
boston Copper stocks

BOSTON, Sept 24.-E. F. Hutton's wire says:
The copper market displayed more activity at
the opening than for several days past. The
copper list was inclined to weakness with North
Butte the special feature in this class. After
the first hour Lake Copper advanced rapidly over
points on good buying. which strengthened
other copper shares. Brokers still favor the
long side.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
ISpeciol Disoctch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES Sept 4.-Tne oil stock mar. J
ket was bright today. with the exception ..
Union. which sold down TO S9f-Sl p. MeAtcsH Me
common strong. Consolidated Midway was
The call.
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Ruiiinn for Eaxnt
TnNnn%
Nnrfhern Rn.ine..

LONDON. Sept. 24.-Bullion amounting to
t4J0OOO was withdrawn from the Bank of
England today for shipment TO Egypt.
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Del & Hud cv As 97ss Do cv As - 1929
Den & Rio q As. 9514 Do 1st & ref As. o.
Do ref 5s % L s Rubber 6s. 1929
Distillers IS ..... T0ls L S Steel ID 5s. .104
Erie prior lien As s4L Va Car Chem 5s- 1914
Do gen As $500 73 Wabash 1st IS. 1Ools
Do cv Is. ser A 50 Do 1st & ext As 63s4
Do cv As, ser B 65L Western Nd As. S534
Gen Elect cv IS. 1881 Westing Fl cv 5s. 9015
Ill Cen lst ref As. aI3r Wis Central Is. a3As
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The statement of clearing house banks for the
week shows that the banks hold SIS, ,S25 900 more
than the requirements of the 25 per cent rule
This is a decrease Of 81 ,469, 600 in the proper
tionate cash reserve, as compared with last week.
banks of New York City reported for the week
ending September "a a decrease of S3.419, 600 in
cash. which was less than indicated by the
known preliminary movements The banks are
increasing their loan commitments the expan-
sion for the last week taking the report of
actual condition as a basis, having been sc, 500
400. The loans are now practically equal to the
deposits of the banks. The changes in cash and
posits and the reserve shrank So 1872 $50 making
the present surplus above the % per cent re-
quirement. SIT $40, ,225. or practically twice the
total reported at this time last year. The
money market has been showing the effects of
idle surplus for time past, and, despite
anticpations, gives immediate signs of more
than moderate increase, if, indeed, even that
is reached over the crop season. The summary
Of state banks and trust companies not report
ing to the clearing house showed small and un-
important changes during the week.
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COMBINED NATIONAL BANKS OF
SAN FRANCISCO

June 30, 1910. Sept 80, 1910.
Deposits S12T. 49, 600 Sl30, ,3S5. 900
Loans ............-. 1o4. 1872. 900 lo4. .Ts4, 900
Available cash. 90. 2.4950oo "a, 400, 900
The same tendency toward Strengthening of
the general position is shown In other coast
cities, notably in Seattle, where, though the
aggregate deposits of the banks show slight
decrease between June and September, and the
loans have shrunk 81, 527 600, there is actual
increase of cash amounting to 1,445, 600; and
in Los Angeles, where, with a shrinkage of
81. .259, 900 in deposits and $9oe, 900 in loans,
there is decrease of only $202. 900 in cash.
As showing the tremendous increase in wealth
in California, interesting table has been pre-
pared, giving the total assessed value of prop
erty in the state at different periods, from which
the following figures are taken:
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Butter, Cheese and Exxs

There were no transactiOns on the dairy eI-f
change yesterday and the market for buttersI
cheese and eggs was quoted steady and un|
changed
Receipts were Is 300 pounds of butter, II. .O0o
pounds OF cheese and 800 cases OF eggs
The following are the official quotations estab-
lished the floor Of the dairy exchange. Prices
quotations, generally range from 1 &c to 2c high
er, owing to the various charges to be added
POUNn
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND Sept. 24.-Butter-Cresmery
cubes, 359S6c;. prints, Sec; store. 2T02755c.
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steady: do hrsts. 1415e. steady; do seconds.
125e, steady; fancy Young Americas. lie.
firm: do hrsts, 1515c. firm; Oregon hats. 1615c,
firm; California storage fats. 15c. steady.
Eggs-Cahfornia fresh. per dozen, cases In
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Money and Exchange

The monthly financial letter of the American
national bank says:
Some line the financial situation in San
Francisco may be gained from the reports OF
the national banks, as given to the comptroller
in response to his call as of September l. AS
compared with the statements of June 30. an
noted. That this increase is not due to loan
expansion may be inferred from the fact that
loans and discounts have risen only $625 000
while the gain in available cash is s., 600 600
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks show little
change.
Cotton futures lower.
Copper stocks have more tone.
Goidfieid Consolidated stock ad-
vanced.
Bank clearings gain 1877 per cent.
New York exchange higher.
Some changes in cash wheat.
Barley weaker.
Feedstuffs continue scarce and
rising
Bean quotations nominal.
Hay market about the same.
Dried fruit shows some changes.
Butter, cheese and eggs un-
changed.
Potatoes and onions firm.
Fresh fruits fairly active.
Four cars of western poultry ex-
pected this week.