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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-06
STATE, COUNTY, AND
TOWN ELECTIONS
HELD TODAY
Big Vote POIIed in Spite Of
UnfavOrabIe Weather
FRANK E. HOWE REELECTED
Present Representative Had Majority
Of ~ Over Fred C.
Martin

Frank h. Howe was elected repre-
sentative to the Several assembly to-
day from Bennington by the narrow
majority of twelve votes Howe cal
ried the Bennington precinct by two
votes and the North Bennington pre-
cinct by ten. The total vote polled
was over 1900.
In the North Bennington precinct,
q total of 179 votes was polled for
town representative. OF these Fred
G. Martin had so and Frank E. Howe
had 90, the others being blanks.
The weather was threatening all
day but it did not begin to rain until
about 1880. From then on it poured
most Of the time and voters and work
crs got thoroughly wet. 1t is report
ed that up the state it has rainsd
heavily all day and for that reason
the vote throughout the state will be
light
The vote polled here is very large
for an of year While the state ana
county box will not be turned until
8 o'clock, indications are that the re.
lnhlcan ticket is badly cut especially
the senatorial vote in the south shire.
There Is q little question, however, of
Ar. Cushman's election by a good
round majority. There has also been
some cutting of DR.. Mead according
to talk around the polls.
In Other Towns
Woodford- Stephen NJ. Bowles, re-
publican, majority
Rupert-N. B. Sheldon, republican,
% majority.
shaftsbury-Edward Hawkins, dem
ocrat, majority.
Arlington-Frank T. Webb, demo-
crat, 20l majority.
Pownal- George N. Myers, demo-
crat, IL majority.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-06

Flub-what n queer hatit that eirl
has Of knitting her browp
Dub-Yes. ri bet she would rather
90 that than darn her stockings. -
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-06

Tho country ilnrlcs lively
With many thousand rhymes.
But oh. that u would iinrlo
with the dollars and the dimes'
ATLANTA Constitution.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-06

Flax has been used from remote
ages as textile fabric especially In
Egypt Mummy cloths are often found
to be OF exceedingly nno texture.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-06
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.

For Eastern New York and western
Vermont partly cloudy with showers
tonight and Wednesday IN north por.
tion. Continued warmer.
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keENE HAS PNEUMONIA
Wall street Operator Stricken a
Loxington-Better Today

Louisville. Ky, Sept. 6--James r.
keene. the favour Wall street opera.
tor r. ~ Of pneumonia horo but was
reported TO be Improving today.
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PRESIDENT AT CHICAGO
Given Big Ovation When He Arrives
In Windy CITY

Chicago, Sept G.-Ffos,aant Taft
arrived In the city today from Beverly
aud was given grand ovation az the
railway station.
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TweNrY.oNe GUNS FOR 7. R.

Former President ls Visiting the Twin
cities Today
St Paul, Mimi, Sept. Col Roosc.
welt Is visiting the twin cities today
on his tour Of the west. Twenty
guns were fired IN salute when he en-.
tered 81. Paul.
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S6.SS9,422.96 IN
STATE SAVINGS
INSTITUTIONS
So States Annual Report OF
State Bank Commissioner
AN INCREARE OF $4,4l9,225
Accumulation During Past Year Lar
gest in History of State With
One Exception

State of Vermont Banking Depart
State of Vermont Banking Dept.
NewpOrt. VT. Aug. !, 1910.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. June 27.-Dollar wheat Fascinated
specuiators today. Every future delivery of the
grain closed here this afternoon above the mar
gin marx Before the beginning of alarm about
price was In the eighties-wen under 90c
bushel. Later the trading was at nearly the
top figures of the day and showed net gain of
isac to 21sc, as compared with Saturday night.
In decided contrast, corn finished &c to iIsc
down, and oats 1ac 10 Sc. 1T was a ragged
windup In provisions, all the way from 21SGi5c
decline to 25c advance.
The most excited buying Of the session came
in the last 15 minutes, when all wheat months
went over the dollar level. Opening with
sharp rise, due to a dry map northwest. the
market more than lost all the gain The reason
Liverpool was reported taking serious view
of the crop situation on this side sudden
bulge in quotations at Winnipeg added to the
bullish tension The visible supply showed a
larger decrease than expected. and the worlds
shipments were below the estimated weekly re-
covering later on. September ranged from 9S15c
to $1.0017 and closed 1 &c TO INC up at si.OOss
The July. option dropped to discount under Sep
tember today showing with the cash delivery
the effect of the coming movement of new
wheat.
Corn prices broke because of good rains In
Illinois. Iowa, Missouria and Nebraska. Septem-
Der fuctuated between 591a 66O1sc closing &c
OF at 601sc. The feeling In the cash market
was weak No. yellow closed at 60N 676015c.
Oats had hard setback, due to widespread
rain Price variations for the September de-
livery stopped at 3shc and soc, with the finish
at 3S1sc, net loss OF %@Nc.
On light trade, provisions ranged lower most
of the day. Final quotations were unchanged to
25c higher for pork up a shade to sc down for
lard. with ribs unchanged to 2A @5c OF.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
IIdh on
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GRAIN MARKET

Holiday Close
Inc grain exchange yesterday voted to ad-
Journ from Friday noon. July 1. to Tuesday
morning, July 3. over the fourth.
Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Northern descriptions are firm and
higher, owing to dry weather In Oregon and
Washington.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.40@1.45; Sonora 81 50M
Loo; Propo and white Australian. $1.5561 so;
northern club. S1.4215 Q1.45; Russian red 81. 400
I42h; turkey red, $1.421a 61.5O; bluestem
81 55G 1.60 per ctl.
No quotati
Barley-Prices have made another slight de-
cline There were sales of feed at the reduced
quotations yesterday.
CASH BARLEY
No. / feed, 9S%c@S1; of grades eom p5c per
eti; extra choice, s1.0114 a. .O21a; old brewing,
81 .O714 Clio per ctl.
FUTURES
10 q. m. Session
December-$102N bid. SLOPPY asked.
p. m. Session
December-$10S asked
Oats-Ihere is nothing new to report in this
market
Red. sI.15@127h: black. nominal; gray. NOM
lnai; white, $1.421A 1A@l.47A per ctl for fair to
Corn-Westem states yellow, in bulk, San
francisco track, 81 5361.55; white, $t.55@ 1.5T
mixed, $1.51 @1.53: sacked prices, 715c higher;
%nlte Egyptian, Sl50@1.55; brown do $1,000
Rye-NominaI at 81 15561.75 per ctI.
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OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks continued very dull yesterday
and beyond decline In Maricopa 80 to $4.371l,
seller TO-. showed no changes worthy Of note
New Pennsylvania and Palmer were steady at
previous prices.
Pinal was ex dividend OF 1oc yesterday. The
dividend will be paid June 30.
Fresno adyces say: With reported deal
pending by which the United States government
is to purchase $4,000 900 barrels of oil and
another reported deal whereby the Mexican
government will purchase 10000 900 barrels, a
third report has now been circulated, which, Ii
is stated, comes from excellent authority. to
the effect that the Kern river oil fields OF the
California, limited. has contracted its entire pro-
duction for delivery in South America.
Advices from Maricopa report that out the
dat near the Grown property the 0bispo well
flowed oil at the rate of 900 barrels day.
The well Is 1,600 feet and the gravity of the
oil over 20 degrees Baume
Extensive preparations being made by
the Kern river oil fields of California. limited
to develop the undeveloped land secured in the
purchase of the Imperial and Thirty three prop
critics not long ago. The company will run
10 strings of tools. Of which five will operate
on section 10. 2s-2S. and five on section 80,
of which there still 250 acres not drilled
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
A1
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STOCK MARKET

Business on the stock and bond exchange yes
terdsy amounted 10 only S23. 900 In bonds and 45
shares of stock-practically no business at all.
the United Railroads bonds were lower at
$6s. so. This exchange will he closed July 4 5,
g, and s. usual summer vacation.
The Comstock mining shares were dull and
irregular. some being firm and others weak
The southern Neyadas were also dull ms rule
with the tone depressed. Belmont declined from
3.6212 TO 1896, Florence from 215 to S2.OTla
Goldheld Consolidated from 1925 to Dos Tono-
pah of Nevada from Ss.S7ia to 1915. and Ne
vada Hills from $1.9Il5 to Sf.S0 the closing
bid. The latter moderately active as was
Round Mountain.
The Griffith retriever company, San Fran
cisco corporation, has levied an assessment of
SIS per share, delinquent July 25.
The yield of Ophir last week was 55 cars Of
ore. averaging $3S.72 per ton; of Consolidated
Virginia, 261 cars, averaging about SS35 The
shipments Of the latter were 266 tons of low
grade ore.
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GeneraI MerchandIse

Bags-Grain bags. 59s @54kc. June July delIv-
cry: San Quentin bags, 5Hc; wool bags. 27c for
35z ID and Sic for lb; fleece twine Sc Der IN
Coal-Pennsylvani anthracite egg Sf8 mar
ton: wellington. So: New Wellington. SO. Cocz
bav 81: Australian house-Richmond ete so-
Pelaw Main, 50; stanford Richmond So cn,n.
berland, SIS in bulk and $16-50 in sacks. WeIsh
anthracite. s15; coke. SIC per ton In bulk and
SIT In sacks
Oil-Quotations are for barrels Iinzaad oc.
per gallon for boiled and SSc for raw. rsSes =
more; castor oil In cases. No. l. lie. Rakar,s
AA. S1.1701-19; China nut cases 6osza-on 81 -.
gal; cocoanut oil. In barrels 775l 6e1c fcr W
75@7s15c for No. and 7215 arse for No . > = a. a.
cording to quantity extra bleached winter - :, &c
oil. soc; natural winter sperm oil Soc rot1 eto.I
whale oil, oocs extra winter strained Iard .sl es
pure neatsfoot Oil. Toe; No. neatSfoof oil a. g.
herring OIL, 40c: salmon oil, 35c; boiled ash N
&c Coal OIL; Gasoline. stc.--water white. iro,
6nls or drums, 912c; $50 deg OH. iron hh,. y. -
drums drums lie; special do. 1li4c; pe oil 10 ess.
1oo332e; 1Stral. l614cs star. 165kc: extra "a ss
1s71es Elaine, 2615c: eocene, 19lSe. red 50. ss...
aud motor gasoline, bulk i6c in &C.. 90. 80
sesine ulstliaIe, In drums, Tie cases - -. -
90 ues. gasoline, In bulk, Soc in css.s s5St 1t -
lle, in cases 1Shc apnlnas IN bulk
=, bn5t bR5en.ne-e4c d. per gallon In cases ana IN.
~ ouik' drums and iron bbls IN" ''e
hosin tper bbl OF ESQ lbsl-r s7 "a. -
W ss.uo; d. SS.15s ]. SS25. v''o' - SISs
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Especial Dispatch to The CoIl1

PETALUMA, June 2T.-There was no change
In the prices quoted for eggs today over Satur-
days prices The Petaluma egg exchange paid
25c and independent dealers and Spectators
paid 25c and to low as 2Oc. The demand Is
good and supply adequate.
SANTA ROSA, June 27.-There was no change
today In the local egg market, the week open-
ing at the prevailing prices Of last week
25c spot cash for choice and 22c for seconds
The supply is being curtailed by the lack OF
natural green feed hot weather and the ad-
vanced season. Cold storage is about over and
the demand for resorts and mountain
districts is beginning TO be felt.
SANTA CRUZ. June 27.-The egg market Is
unchanged today and producers received 25c for
all classes.
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Grain Exchange Votes a Vacation
Wheat Firmer and Barley Weaker

satisfactory rates. and what asparagus and
peas came In were readily disposed OF at the
old quotations The onion market was nrn.
with prices advancing, while potatoes were
in abundance and easy.
PotatOes-Per box. 4OG65c; in SACKS, 75@90c
per ctl.
Onons-New red. $1-sOG2 per sack; new ysI-
low. $2G2.25 per cti
egetables-Asparagus. $1.2502 per boxs TO
matoes, 75eGS1. % for small and s2.I50S for
large boxes; green peas. 4G5c per lbs string
beans 599c per ID; summer squash, S504Oc Tor
small and 60cQ$1 for large boxes: eggplant 60
4G5e per ID for new; cabbage, 5066Oc per cti;
cucumbers, 6oGS0c for small and S1-23 al 70
for large boxes; eaulihower, 40@5Oc per dozens
turnips, I5c@s1 per sack. carrots, 75c6S1 per
sack; rhubarb. 500T5c per boxs green corn,
$1-5O@3 per sack.
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Flour and FariuaceOu. Good.

Flour-California family extras. So 6O06 net
without discount; bakers extras. IS. 6066: su-
perhne. $4.4O0470; Oregon and Washington
per bbl s4.S0@5 for family. bakers and pat
ents, and S4.25G4.5O for cut on: Kansas pat
ents. $50; do straights, $3.50; Dakota patents
S7.25: do straights. 81; do clear, $6.25 per bbl.
FarinaceOus GOOds-Priees in 100 ID sacks. net
cash. no discount. are as follows: Graham -four.
81. go per 100 lbs; rye -four, $500: rye meal.
81 So rice hour. $5; corn neal $3.50; extra
cream do. $500; cat meal. $3, so; oat greats.
$500; farina, $500: hominy, 80; buekwheat
bbls $6@6.5O, do in sacks So. s045.50s extra
cream do. $3.50 In sacks and 81 In bbls; rolled
wheat, bbls 81 %. IN sacks 81 BOOSTS; pearl
barley. $40; split peas, boxes. IS for yellow
and $500 for green per 100 lbs.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, June 27.-F1our. irmer, with a
moderate trade. Spring patents. SIS .30a5 so:
winter straights $4. .35@ "a. As; spring clearances
5,5I1.
wheat-spot. firm: No. 2 red. 81 OF, nominal
c. 1. f. to arrive elevator; No. i northern, 81 26
nominal f. o. b. to arrive. Wheat futures were
rather quiet, but the undertone was frm on
small offerings and moderate buying on further
bullsh crop reports from the American and Ca
madam spring wheat sections. The closing was
net lis @2c higher, follows: July, $iO7ss
September. $1.063s; December, $1.O7%. Receipts
81, 500 bushels; shipments, Is, 400 bushels
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stem. ssc; club, see. Milling -Bluestem, Sic;
club. 7Sc.
Car, reeeipts:- Wheat, car; barley. L car;
oats, cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. June 27.-Nheat: Track prices
Club. iSQI9c; biuestem. S2dS3c; red Russian,
I6qIIc; turkey red. 7s679c; valley, S0G Sic.
Receipts: Wheat. 10 cars; oats. cars. Sea
son 10 date-Whest, 10,OS6; barley, 1,S2s; oats,
Minneapolis Grain and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS. June p. - Wheat - July,
S111as; September. S1.O6Ss d1.O6ta; December,
$10- Cash No. hard S1.1+5s No. Northern.
$113G1.14s; No northern. $1.11G1.12$s;
No northern. $1.0SG1 .10ss.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 55Q56c.
Oats-No. white. 81 y @391ac.
Rye-No. 2, 7O673c-
Flax closed at 81. IL.
Duluth Flax
DULUTH. June 2T.-F1sx-On track and to
arrive, s2.16; July. s2.16 asked; September,
s2.01; October, s1.s91s asked
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Dried Fruits. RaIsins, Nut. and Honey

Fruits-Evsporsted Apples. ga 0sc: spricots.
future delivery. 7Qloe; peaches. 505he; do
@4c, with &c premium for SOS and 1c premium
for 40s; new crop. 3% gaze, with the same prs
5@715c.
Raisins-Layers, clusters-6 crown, $3.50:
crown. $1-75s crown. SIPS: seeded. 4615cs
dinary layers. crown. S1-25: crown. 9Oc.
Thompson's seedless. 3l4 63i5 for unblesched
crown &C; 8 crown. 3ILc; 2 crown. Sc: seed
less. 2G2Lc
Nuts-AlmOnds, nonpareils. 14h@15c. IXL,
14Q141ac; ne plus ultra. 1301315c; Drake. 1O15
G1112c; languedocs. lie: hard she'll 7lac; wall
nuts, 13c per 10 for No I softshells. Sac for
No. 2 do; pecans, 141a a. 16c; peanuts, 41a Q5cs :
pine nuts, 1Sd20c per 10.
HoDey-Nominal
zee for dark
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Hide.. TnIloyv. wool ard Ho,.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 35Q1c un-
der quotations; heavy salted steers, lie: light
medium, Zoe; light. &c; cowhides. &c for
heavy, &c for light; stays, T2c; saltsd kip, 1Oc:
isc: dry kip. i7c: Sry eaIf ssc sheepsR91s ssd1s.
shearlings. 25@4Oc each: short wool. 50Q75c,
medium. 70490c; long wool. 90c4$1-25s lambs,
s1.50@2 for medium. 75c0S1 for small and Is
950c for colts; hOrsehides, dry. S1-50Q2.25 for
large and 81 2512 for medium, 50c0S1 for small
and 25@50c for colts; goatskins, prime angora
75eQ$1; large hair goats, 3094Ocs medium, GOA
TalIow-No. / rendered. 5@6cs No. 2. 4Q5cs
grease, 262hc.
Wool-Spring clip: San Joaquin. years staple.
Humboldt and Mendocino. 1691Sc per ID.
Hops-California, 12G1Sc for crop OF 1909:
Oregons, 12@1Sc per lbs crop OF 1910, 12Q16c
per ID.
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Hav and FeeIxtufY.

Receipts of hay heavier yesterday and
the market continued duh and weak at IN
changed prices.
Bran-$23@24 per ton for white and s2I.50 70.
red.
Middlings-$oS6 S631 per ton.
Shorts-$23. 5OQ24. 80 per ton.
Feedstufs-ROled barley, S21 .50d 90. so; rolled
oats for feed. S2S62e; mixed feed. $24030 for
average lots; lnseed oilcake neal 20 tons. $40:
10 tons, $40.50; tons. Sal; smaller lots Sal so:
cocoanut cake or meal at mills. $25 in 20 and 10
S34@35; cracked corn. s34085; alfalfa meal.
carload lots, SIS; jobbing. SIG; red star alfalfa
meal. $15 in car lots and S16 jobbing; Modesto
alfalfa meal. $l4.JO in lots and $16 jobbers;
CaprOco oileake meal. $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat. $9G13.5O: wheat and oat S90
IL; tame Oat. s9@12; volunteer wild oat 81
10; alfalfa, S7910; stock hay, S5@7 per ton.
Straw-40Q65c per bale.
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DecIduou. and citrus Fruits

There was an active market FOR fresh Fruits
yesterday and attractive offerings OF everything
In the orchard line moved on well. there being
comparatively little ~Ood fruit unsod at the close
Of business. Receipts included much poor stock
% tnat nad been exposed 20 the sun over SUNDAY.
and receivers were wiling to accept bargain
rates for such Arrivals OF cherries and cur
rants were light, indicating that the crops OF
Dotn are pretty well gathered Cherries found
ready sale, while currants dragged Fancy
apples in four tier boxes were wanted. but
there was very little such stock to be had
ing their operations to the purchasing OF small
iots. Plums, prunes. peaches and figs were all
no established prices for pears. Some green
Bsrtletts came in from the river, but we've
clined to easiness. Huekle5erries sold at zoe
pound Citrus fruits were generally firm.
seas per chest; other large Varieties. $49s
oLogsnberries-- sa9s per chest FOR red and
Blackberries- per chest
Currants-S6@S per chest.
Cherries-Packed, 5O@S5e per drawer: In bulk
IG10c per 10 FOR black. and 56Te for Royal
Apples-Fsney four tier fruit. 81 125@f.5O per
box common 70 choice, 50c9$1; CRAB apples.
Pears-75cGSI5O per box
Peaches-Sman boxes. 40@75c; baskets. so@
Plums-Crates. 50GT5c; small boxes and bss-
kets. $4,000; tragedy Prunes, 60GsOc per Gratis
and 5o0T5c per box.
single layer drawers, 5O@65e; white hgs. 5O@
75c per drawer.
Apricots-Crates. 6O6s5c; small boxes. 500
I5c; in bulk. S30@40 per ton to the trade and
$20425 TO Gamers
Melons-Cantaloupes (per erate)-Poniss. 81 25
also; standards. $1.5O02s jumbo $292-25:
watermelons, &c per ID
Citrus fruits (per box)-NaYel oranges. s2.T5
Is for fancy. $202-5O for choice and 81 .500
1-T5 for standard; Valenctas, S3@e3.5O; grape
fruit, 81. 20 for seedless and S101.50 for
common; lemons, S6 for fancy; S3-5O6g4.5O for
choice and $2-50@3 for standard; lines, $3.50
al.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75e0$1.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican, 81. .500l2-50 for Cen
tral American; pineapples, S3G4 per Dozen
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Southern Nevada Stocks Lower
Oil and Local Securities Dull

WATER STOCKS
!. GAS AND HLkoTk1c Lett sTocks :
i Cal Power over g. pd5 Do ( com Rla... 81 e7lA
Orc W, LAP 81 621a
Cal 1ns co INSURANCE fB.s STOCKS 7. Ghs CO Il.
Firemn's Fd.235 '
Am MI Bk - lso FIRST Natnl 24211
Anglo Lon.153 Mer Nat Bk.
Cent Trust. Ills, Union t Co..
Ger 8 L.2s2s saSssGS ssIs 5 fASss + ssS u..525
Nut sav Blk. 65 Is Sec Sav Bk sl5 $50 I
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California ..l2S Presidlo 80. IS s21A
Dq Pont pfd s. 90 ! Giant Con :. 7sA
SUGAR STOCKS
Honokaa & is& - InaSn@ei onamea : G. J. 46q.
Ii,u Hmteh ISIS 1S1a lPaauhau S c. p
hhauea G. 13 Union Co..
Anal Oil Co. 50 so 60 : sterling soTha OIL. M
f,ss nsso on Go. 4Ifs 4T7slw Cast pf - 1o1
MiscEffLAMaEors M IS sTocKs sTs'
Cal f G A. .1oo,b = IPae c Borax.155
Cal Wine A. 301a BIZ, Pac T&T pfd "a
MV& MtTm. - Do com
Alas Co. = Philip T % "a
SALES
Morning Session
S3'ooU racine Light g. Power Co os. 9S. 81 y
fi'ooo Sacramento FL, Gas & Ry 5s. 10000
Street
$, go 90 California { Al Wine Assn. a1.oo
Si,0oo Los Angeles Ry IS. los l5
sl,ooo Branch Ry of Cal 6s. 1928 90
Afternoon Session
Board
= Associated Oil Co.............. 47.sI1a
ssl0oo 0oo Oakland osIIsd, Traction Con 5s. s5as
$1,000 Sacramento Ell. Gas & Ry 5s. 10000
Street
g g 600 600 $ ? R Ist refdg 4s........ %
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I OF PRODUCE
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK June 27.-The visible supply Of
grain in the United States Saturday. June Is. as
compiled by the New York produce exchange.
was:
Wheat. 13 AZ 900 bushels; decrease. 1883. 600
Corn, 5,814, 900 bushels; increase, 81 OOO
Oats. 4, 792. 600 bushels; decrease, 352, 600.
Rye. 100000 bushels. decrease, Al, 600.
Barley, 1,44S, 900 bushels; decrease 195, 600
The visible supply of wheat in Canada last
Saturday 1895, 900 bushels, a decrease OF
S14. 600 bushels.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetable.

With receipts large and trade Of much
smaller volume than at the close Of last
easIness yesterday. and prices showed consid-
erable revision in downward direction. Large
boxes Of cucumbers and tomatoes from the river
sold at lower range, summer squash was
almost drug in the market and prices for
green corn weakened greatly increased re-
celpts. Good string beans sold readily at
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Crops and ExchapCe

The monthly financial letter of the American
national bank says:
Excellent crops. fairly good prices, an act
I've demand for loans for crop moving purposes.
and business conditions somewhat better than
aversge-this is brief summary of the opin-
all parts of California. in response TO a circular
letter of inquiry addressed to them by this
bank within the last week.
The activity OF Californias population is
chiefly centered at present upon the harvesting
and marketing of the crops. Except in a few
the output of barley and wheat will be much
larger than usual. but the current prices are
considerably below those Of last year.
The collection of taxes in England and the
release of gold by the Bank of France has
suited In a greater ease in the London money
England in reducing its official discount rate
TO 3l7 per cent on June 2, and per cent on
the ninth The speculative spirit Is still
pant throughout Europe, and there is always
the possibility of squeeze in the fall.
Eastern exchange Is quiet and dull. remain
been made at the subtreasurv in this city. which
is now prepared to issue par certificates
payable in New York. However as these
would have to be insured and paid for in
new gold, it is not probable that the plan will
materially affect the rates of exchange except
in case Of extreme tension.
Silver has been firm. 1t is reported that
the Chinese government is going TO Issue coin
of a standard value and will open the mint on
July j. Although doubts expressed that
this can be successfully accomplished. should
ii happen it would materially affect the fu-
ture of silver, for IT is estimated that the
Chinese government would have to buy about
65.00o.o 900 ounces annually. At present the
stocks in Bombay quite large. and the buy
ing is slackening from that quarter
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-28
BEANS and seed.

Beans (per ctD--Bayos, S6.5O@6.T5: small
white. S4g430; large white. s3.7594; pink.
S6Q6.25; red. $606.25: blackeye So rs:
lima. 81. S4.3544-45; red kidneys $5-5O05. 75; Gran
berry beans, S4.5064.65 garvanzas. s. 5003. %:
horse beans, nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4c; yellow mustard
-; haxseed. 5@515c; canary, ga a3&lc: al
falfa. 16@17c; rape, 1Q215c: timothy, Sc;
hemp. 3Q315e; millet. az G3c per ID.
Dried peas-Green, $3.65 1S.75 per ctl.