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Deciduous and Citru. Frn,,.

There was continued weakness in naacbss
yesterday. stocks OF elingstones being piled bigb
at the stores awaiting buyers. With the csn
ners out OF the market receivers were hard nnt
10 dispose OF Tuscan orange and lemon cIfpys
although they were willing to accept low rates
The Gamers needed the fruit. but were unable -
handle H. as they were overloaded with RarfIett
pears, which were ripening ON their hands
Trading in the other fruits was OF fair pronor
tlons- Prunes, plumS and pears confinnaI =,
move on we'll at satisfactory rates ana vrhs+
few nectarines came in were readily disnossS -
There was a good market for well eoiored an
pies. but green Gravensteins Confined 70 rirss-
There was not much doing in figs and oniv aeei1
packed lots OF table grapes suitable Cor sbfn-
ment were wanted Receipts Of nutmeg melop's
from the river we're light. but prices showed NJ,
improvement. as there was a carload OF Grated
stock in from the Bakersfield region IT.
Grated melons were selling at S1a1 10 a crate
ihere was not much doing IN berries and q ror
t1on OF the arrivals had to be turned over ta the
Gamers. 'NA " the
Stravberries-S466 per chest
Raspberries-N Nominal
Blackberries-$406 per chest
Huckleberries-std1 1Oc per Ib
Apples tper ooxl-Gravensteins S5c0s1 70.
TIER and 6o9Ioe for IA tier boxes: fanc. -..s
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Potatoes. Onion. and yere,,ht..

Quotations for potatoes and green produce
were about the same yesterday as on the few
preceding days, stocks of everything being either
ample or excessive As mentioned in the Iesr
report. the potato market was showing more
tone. because Of decreased arrivals vvbile onions
were merely steady. Miscellaneous yegetohles
were generally weak. A few favored brands ~
green corn were wanted and occasionally com
manded premium, while general Oferfn0s
dragged. Tomatoes were In sufficient sunnI,-
with only selected lots selling up u 81 % a box
Potatoes-River white. S5c6St per ctl- Saii
toes. Be per h. P'
0nions-New yellow. s5cGs1 per cti.
NeSeta6les-GTeen corn. S1.2502 per sack: to-
per 10: string beans 4d6e per ID; lima beans
Sd6c per Ii; sumner squash. 3J6j0c nor nov |.
eggplant: 100000 per box; green peppers s5G
soc per box; garlic. &c per ID; cabbage aocSS q
per etl; eucumbers. 30d5Oc per box: nickIe ~,
eumoers, S1W1 . per box for No and 40 r.
nlps, 1oe per sack; carrots, zoe per sack. rrsaD
0kra, 40@5Oc per box e'eeu
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Meat Market

Hogs are weak at the recent decline. Other
meats steady.
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates 10 dealers and butchers
Beef-sdsIse per Ib for steers, 7asc for cows
and heifers.
yesl-iO@11Es for large and 11sa12c for
small.
Muttons-wethers. 9s@1O1sc; ewes. 9G91sc
per pound.
Iamb-1113 130121Sc for spring
Dressed pork tper lbl-13d14c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight.
No fat steers. over 900 lbs alive sc per ID;
under 300 lbs. 4Ac; second quality, all weights,
41ac; thin. undesirable steers, 31a64c.
No 1 cows and heifers. 4c: second quality 81,
Q3%e; common, thin, undesirable cows. . y a &c.
Desirable bulls and stays. PA 02Rc: half fat
or thin bulls Ia @2c.
Calves-Light weight. per 10, 5af d6c; medium
"a 451ae; heavy. 464%c.
Sheep-DesirabIe wethers. SC; ewes. 41zc.
Lambs (per lb)-UnshOrn lambs 6064c;
sbOrn lambs, 51ad5%ic.
Hogs tper lb)-Hard grain fed weighing 100
TO 14O lbs. 914c; 40 to 250 lbs. 912c; go to
$50 lbs, 9Ac; common. undesirable hogs. 60Ic
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MINING STOCKS

There 10 especial excitement in mining
stocks Yesterday. lie pressure 70 sell Belmont
was apparently ever and the stock was much
iuictcr at s;.s5al4. Tonopah OF Nevada was
higher at $50 against SIS the preceding
Extension declined from &c to 50c closing at
5Jc Marhutran Dexter rose from tic to Toe.
Nevada consolidated copper stock rose from
S2050 to S21.25
The ooristochs were moderately active and
unchanged
Tile Constock pumping association and the
Ward shaft association have been dissolved and
the United Constock pumping association has
been organized to continue the work of draining
the lower levels the Comsock on a larger
and more systematic scale in order that deep
mining may bc vigorously carried in the
whole line Of mines These steps were taken
tended by the presidents and other representa-
tives of practically all the comsicck mining
onlpcnies. Legal articles of agreement to
he immediately drawn and they will be ratified
by the board uf directors of the companies thgt
have Joined the association
Major George T. Burbank of New York was
elected general manager and consulting engl
necr of the association.
Prior to Major Burbank appointment at the
consulting cnga' er of the old Comstock pump
unahlIncus vote of thanks was given him
for his valuable services. through which the
drainage of the {. and {. shaft. the fne cleo
dical power equipment of the lode and the
construction of the Sutro tunnel have been ac-
complished. Charles Hrshfeld who presi-
dent of The old Comstock pumping and Ward
shaft associations from their inception.
elected president Of the new United Comstock
pumping association and A. Waterman will
succeed himself as secretary.
In the absence Of Frank Fox. president of
the Hale and Ncreross mining company, assur-
ance was given by George Thurston the vice
president. that his company would join the
association. ". g. Morrow, who represented
the overman. Caledonia. Confidence. Challenge
consolidated and Consolidated Imperial com
panics. was net prepared to say whether those
companies would OF would not join until
consultation is heie with Major Burbank and
the boards cf directors have passed upon the
matter.
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Provisions

Hams bacon and other cured meats are quoted
steady. Prices unchanged.
Cottolene-One half bbl. 12Ac; half bblS.
125se: 1 tierce 121ac; tierces. 12Ssc; tierces.
1214c-
Hams and Bscon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 2Od2O sc: picnic
hams Ice: California hams, 19c; extra fancy
bacon. 32c: fancy bacon. q to lbs. 2913c;
to 10 lbs 2Sac 10 to u lbs. % ac; sugar cured,
22I Iac: light dry salt bacon. 5 to 10 lbs. size;
10 to - lbs. 2115c; medium bacon, 19c; light
medium bacon. 19c.
,5sse: IS f5ise: eoikpoGnd lard. tierces. fiIsc'
sos 11a4c. los 1214c, IS 12Ssc. IS 121sc; yellow
cooking oil. 76c per gal; white cooking oil. TSc
per gal; salad oil. SIC per gal.
Beef-LOcsl prices are quoted. Export lots. in
spected BY the government, 81 per bbl
higher Extra family beef SIS per Dbl; family
beef. $3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef. $3.50
per bbl; smoked beef 21 lac per H.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, $34; clear, S36;
mess s34; pig pork, s36; pigs feet. S5.75 for
half bbs, 81 for % ID kegs and s1.35 for
kits.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks generally weak.
Copper shares very dull.
Cotton market slightly higher.
Local stock markets quiet.
Associated oil stock RECEIVERS
somewhat.
Silver and exchange rates as be-
fore.
Wheat continues firm.
Barley lower and weak.
Receipts of hay still excessive.
No further change in cured meats.
Dried fruits firm and peaches
higher.
Raisin market fairly active.
Butter, eggs and cheese un-
changed.
Potatoes. and green produce show
little change,
Peaches still in large supply.
Receipts of poultry still liberal.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Aug 19--The demand for fresh
STOCK OF eggs is good, but receipts are light
A large shipment of 200 cases was sent ouf bv
steamer today for the north. Most Of the con-
signment is going to Alaska. After the receirt
or quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex
change the Petaluma egg exchange paid 351Lc
Independent dealers and spectators Dsid &c and
2Sc, according 10 grade
SANTA CRIZ, Aug 19.-The egg market re-
manned practically unchanged today sltbousb
poultrymen report that the outside markets are
improving First quality eggs sold for Soc In
the open market.
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Weekly Trade Review

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Bradsreet's tomorrow
will say:
Crop reports and fall jobbing trade show fur
ther improvement. This is most marked in the
west. where general rains have improved corn
and where house trade has expanded the re-
suit of the arrival of country buyers Better
than expected results from spring wheat have
made for more optimistic feeling also in the
northwest
yReports from leading industries are not much
changed. Iron and steel are quiet. with crude
aud finished production n little restricted Build
ing remains active at many centers. and lumber
and hardware are in better demand at the west
while quiet east and south St Louis shoe man
ufacturers working overtime. and eastern
manufacturers report more orders coming in, hut
production and shipments are still below last
years. Some resumption Of woolen goods mills
are noted. Curtailment is still in evidence in
cotton goods
business failures for the week ending August
last week 1S3 in the like week of 1909, $50 in
1908. 1aS in 1907 and 100 in 1906.
Business failures for the week in Canada
humber &C. which compares with 20 for last
week and % in the corresponding week of 1909. =
r. G. Dun & Co.'S weekly statement of trade
tomorrow will say;
while trade contraction continues. sentiment
improves and the basic condition underlying the
situation appears stronger.
While quietness still prevails in most depart
ments Of the iron and steel market, there has
been practically no further decline in quotations
The general opinion appears to be that the low
est point has been reached.
The tone in the dry goods market is better
especially with jobbers and selling agent but
business is still Of limited proportions. Cotton
goods and cotton yarns hold firm, with buying
showing more breadth. Business wool firsts
and worsteds is of more limited character. al
though there is more agreement regarding values
MANY shoe manufacturers have completed con-
tracts on fall goods and doing little
owing to lack of supplementary fall orders
Most of the New England factories are still run
ming on part time and the local jobbng trade
continues TO improve. owing to the approaching
opening of the schools. The hide market is less
active and the advanced prices demanded of late
have checked the demand. There is i'm
provement in. leather. and increased sales have
been made in certain descriptions. but the situa-
ton on the whole is still far from satisfactory
and in number of instances further concessions
have been made in prices in order to effect bust
nessS
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Assessment Directory ComStock Mines
OIL STOCKS

Associated continued the active stock yes
terday and adranceG from $40 to $42. The
othe, stocks quiet Palmer was steady
at Sill. Premier sold from 90c to 96c and
closee ut 92c. There higher bids of 9Oc
for New Pennsylvania and 39c for Pacific States
Columbia oil was dividend of lac regular
and i2c extra yesterday, the dividends being
payable .tueuss -.
A lcttec addressed to stock holders by the
Midway Northern lo,l company shows that the
company is making progress and will probably
soon be dividend paying basis.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other Grains

wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Rules firm in sympathy with stronger
northern markets. with prices unchanged.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.621a @1.671s; Sonora 81 20
also; white Australian, S1.75m1 s21b: north
ern club. s1.65G1.67h; Russian red. 81 $50
I6lh turkey red. $1.671a @1.75; bluestem,
$1.759ES21.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-The market is glutted with offerings
of large lines and is steadily declining me
large receipts of 14S.110 centals yesterday in
cluded $50 centals on vessels down from
Port Costa for export.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. S1G1.02Ia; of grades, 95@97 re
per ctl: extra choice. $1.03a: new brewing and
shipping grades, $1.071a Clio per ctl
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
May-No sales; S1.12 asked
Open High Low Close
December ..... 81 o6h s1.061s $1.O6 81 .o6ss
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, easy; No rye, !o12c; naxseed.
s.. IS; timothy seed. S5.6OG6: clover. $3.50;
mess pork. per barrel. $21.7jG22; lard, per 100
lbs S12.07I q short ribs. sides (oOsel. Sill I5GI
4. 80; short clear sides (boXed). S1223& 12-50-
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to ia 900 bushels. Exports for the week. as
shown by Bradstreets. were equal to E49SO00
bushels. Primary receipts We're 1-1S1.OO0 bush
els compared with sos 900 bushels the CORE
spending day year ago
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 800
cars; CORN 100 ears; oats, j6S cars; hogs, 10000
head
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Northern Wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA Aug. lev heat-Bluestem. 96d
9Ic; club 91c. Car receipts: Wheat, Is cars
corn. | car: oats. cars; hay. IA cars.
SEATTLE. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING quota
tions Buestem, 92c; forty fold. Ole; club 90c
fife. 90c: red Russian. SSc. Export: BIuestem.
SOC: forty fold. SSc club sic: fife SIC; red Rus
sian. Soc. Yesterdays receipts: Wheat, o
cars; oats, 4 cars; barley. car; hay. 10 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Aug. -Whest-Trsck prices
Club. S6G Ssc: buestem. S6MSSc; red Russian.
S4MS5c: valley. 9OG92c; turkey red. ssd9Oc
Car receipts: Wheat, 81 cars; oats cars.
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RAILWAYS FEEL
STATE POLITICS

3, NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The re-
dictionary undertone which char
acterized yesterdays stock mark
ct became more pronounced today.
Trading was in small volume. If
anything. the market was more
professional. At odd times the
entire list seemed under pres
sure, but more often the points
of weakness were the Hartman
issues. Reading and United States
steel, which long have comprised
the great bulk of the average
days business.
1t is a reasonably fair assump-
tion that the pressure directed
on the Pacific shares results large
ly from recent developments in
California The success of the
insurgent cause in that state is
generally regarded as unfavor-
able to the Southern Pacific road.
which report has long credited
with unwonted political activity
on the Pacific coast.
Stocks grew increasingly heavy
in the afternoon with a generally
lower price level. All the leaders
went below the bottom prices of
the previous day, but the closing
was slightly more active, with
moderate recoveries in Reading
and Union Pacific.
London repeated its tactics Of
the last few days by open sell
-, =
coppers, United States steel and
the Pacifics, to the extent of fully
$4,000 shares on balance. Lon
don's home markets continued in
a state of depression with espe-
cial heaviness in the rubber
stocks
The annual report of the Amer
lean smelling and refining COM
pany showed net earnings for the
fiscal year. ending April 80 last.
of S7,50S,000. This was but a
moderate decrease from the pre-
vious year and rather favorable
on the whole.
Domestic money movements in
dicate a cash gain by local banks
OF $5,0OO,OO0 to s7,0O0,O00. Bank
clearings for the week show
a loss of 25 per cent, compared
!, with the same week last year.
The loss results largely from the
decrease in clearings at this
center
The bond market was irregular
and dull Total sales (par value),
sl.257, 600
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minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. acknowledgements.
S1.t01s @11OA December. $1.11Ss 61.1I&: May
81 1.15h d1.15%. Cash-No. hard. 81 f32t No
northern. $1.11h @111.: No. northern,
S1.0614 @II1A: No. northern, $1.031+ al. .OSrt.
Corn-No. 3 yellow. Sic.
Oats-No. 8 white. 34A G351ac.
Rye-No. 2. Il 16I315c
Flax-Closed at S245
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Barley Market Still Declining
Dried Fruits and Raisins Firm
, p. m. Session

, p. m. Session
May-$1.11 bid. Sll3 asked.
oats-Are weak and quiet but no lower.
Red for feed. Si.3Qd1.3S for ordinary and
S1.37 = d145 for choice: red for seed. $1.45M
1.50. black. $1-53 asked; fray nominal; white.
$1-I2h per ctl
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track, S1.61: white. S1.63; mixed,
81 90; sacked prices. TAc higher; white Egyp-
tian. S1.50@1.55; brown do, Sl.60 asked per ctl.
Rye-S1.5 al &c - ~tl.
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as follows

as 1oIIOWS:
Trust funds-Gold coin $685.. SOL 500; silver
dollars s4se. .SSl 900; silver dollars of 1890,
s5.6o3 900; silver certificates outstanding, $iS6,
SS1, COO
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund.- S5.340, 677:. current liabilities, $93,-
SS1, 1885 working balance in treasury Offices.
$2s, ,071. .155 in banks to credit of treasurer of
the United States $37 .O61 964; subsidiary silver
com, $50, 529. 500; minor coin, 81 049, 629 total
balance in general fund $50 2I0.379
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
[ Special Dispotch 10 The Call

IOPecidt D1spdfch 10 he Call
Los ANGELES. Aug. 19.-Trading on the ex-
orders. -
Associated oil sold at S43
Union sold at S103.J 80
Palmer was quoted at S1.49
Cleveland sold at l4%c.
Central sold at $1.97
Consolidated Midway sold at 22a.c
California Midway sold at 49L.c
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, Aug 1:s.-The market was pain
fully dull. about all the activity during the
morning l;einy Ccntered in North Butte. There
Is practically public speculative demand
anil az the same time selling pressure. This
absence If demand naturally induces the traders
TO be besrisl. though they hesitate To sell
on lquidlted market. Good buying of North
Butte is going GU. The market should do much
better next week.
1t comes from what should be good authority
that pool is operating in First National and
that II has been accommodating stocks for many
weeks.
The annual statement of the American smcIt
ing company vii; show earnings of 104 per
cent FOR the year. The regular dividend of 4
per cent, ii is reported. will be declared
None # she larger agencies. including the
thited Metals selling company. Phelps Dodge
American smelling and refining American
metal aid Negeistcin. quoting 80 day cleo
trolytte under 1874 c. and strong buying move
meut Is reported at that figure Consumers
who purchased with view to immediate re
quirements fortnight ago are now buying
somewhat ahead for the first time in many
months. Several of the agencies have con-
tracred for deliveries up to the middle of
October. and as a result II Is not unlikely
1lE,t copper Will TO BE by the end of the
cnfrent month. There is considerable inquiry
for lake 125Sc. but little business has de-
veIoped yet at that figure. The visible
supply of copper ahead reported in the
London fortisigntly statistics was 96. 10 tons
August l. 1c2,Gfo tons July Is and 50 $50 tons
August L.. ieo9.
The following Inst is Finished by f. f. Hut
ION g. "a Calf Sap
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~ NOvEvENT ar pRODI-CE
New York Grain Market

NEW YORK Aug. Flour-Quiet and
nominslly lower. Receipts. %. I59 barrels; ship
ments, II 001.
Wheat-Spot weak. New No. . red, s1.o6t2
elevator and 81 .07lt f. o. b.: No. l north
ern 81 .21A f. - b. TO arrive. There quiet
trade in wheat and prices were lower on easier
cables and pressure of supplies which caused the
liquidation closing at 114c to 1ac net decline
Exporters took 80 loads at Outports. September
closed S1.O7 December. S1.101@. Receipts,
80 900 bushels: shipments. 900.
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Associated Oil Stock Steadier
Mining Stocks Become Quieter

yesterday. with recovery in Associated oil
from S40.j0 10 Si1.75 under moderate trans
actions. Alaska packers was also higher at
SS4o2la. There were no other changes or note.
City electric stock was ex dividend OF sue.
Sales OF bonds were $40 900.
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Bradstreet's Bank CIearings

NEW YORK Aug. 19.-Bradstreets bank
clearings report for the week ending August is
shows an aggregate of 81, 53S 249. 600, against
" f94 4o2 900 last week and S3,259. .SI4. .0O0 i'll
the corresponding week last year The following
is a list of the cities:
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DuIutb FIax

DULUTH. Aug. 19.-Flax-On track in store
to arrive and September, $245; October s.. So
bid; November $2.52 nominal: December, s.. %
nominal.
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Nem York Money Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Money on call easy at
11s per cent; ruling rate. 4 per cent; closing
bid. IA per cent; offered at 1 u per cent.
Time loans. very dull: 60 days. per cent 90
days, 3M per cent six months. 4AG4al per
cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5l2 to 6 per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm with actual business
in Bankers bills at s4.s3s0dfS4 for GO day bills
and at 81 S615 for demand
Commercial bills, S4.S31s d4S35s.
Bar silver 53c.
Mexican dollars. 44c
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds. ir-
regular.
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over years old range from $15 to 50 lower
NOte-Shippers to this market must have
horses close TO type, with age. bone conformation
and style. to command extreme quotations
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Butter. Cheese and Egg,

and dairy produce remained exactly the same
yesterday as ON the preceding day. Receipts of
eggs continued light, but there were stocks
enough 10 60 around, and large receivers were
tree sellers of extras ON the exchange. Some
Dutter handlers were carrying more top quality
goods than they could readily dispose OF in the
regular trade. but were not inclined to urge
business or force the market down There was
quotations were accordingly undist stIrbed. Re
ceipts continued light
On the exchange 10 cases Of extra butter were
sold at Sllac and go cases of extra eggs went
at SO &c n dozen.
Receipts were 5t.6OO pounds OF butter p. 500
pounds of cheese and 6S7 cases Of eggs
The following are the official quotations estab-
llshed on the floor Of the dairy exchange Prices
IN the street while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from l1Lc TO 2r
higher, owing to the various charges to be
added. - -
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce August ~
Family Retail Market

Strictly fine fresh ranch eggs are becoming
scarce In the wholesale market as the season
wanes and Prices at retail advancing in
consequence. TTadesmen expect to- be handling
cold storage goods within week or two. Other
food products are III good supply, with prices
normal
COAL. PER TON
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Northern Business

PORTLAND. Aug. 1e.-Clearings, s1.1s9. 959:
balances. S135, $50.
ances, $S1 $685.
SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-clearngs, s1,ss9, 1853;
balances. Sll2. $50.
SPOKANE. Aug. 1s.-Clearings $500, I59; bal
ances, 81 l3.60S.
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Col So r&ext 412s 9Gis Union Pacific IS. .1ooia
Del & Hud Is. g7H Do As ..... .105 y
Den & Rio q IS. % Do LIST & ref As. 96
Do ref rs .-... 81 L s Rubber 6s. .I02
Distiiers 5s -..-. IS T. S Steel I'd 5s .I03 L
Erie prior lien Is. S2A Va Car Chem 5s. 99I4
Do gen As ...- al /, Wabash 1st Js.. .l0T y
Do Is. A 80 DO 1st & ext As 65 =
Do cv As, ser 64i2 Western Md IS. % &
Gen Elect cT IS. 13S Westing Ell cv 5s. 81 y
III Cen 1st ref Is al, Wis Central IS 81
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Portland Butter usrLat

PORTLAND, Aug. 19.- Butter-City and conn
23G24c. 0'
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Aug l9-The condition of the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
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PRICE LIST LOWER
IN STOCK MARKET
ReactiOnary Undertone Becomes
More Pronounced. With Small
Professional Trading
Hartman Issues, Reading and
Steel Snow weakness Under
General Pressure
New York stock List

E. F. Hutton Co.. 4so California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nikh the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterdRy:
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mot included in totals because containing other
items than clearings.
*Not included in totals because comparisons are
incomplete.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. Aug 19-1o:30 a. M.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid ASK. Bid. ASK