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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
MneI.Ir Rnnk stnfement

NFy Work INV o-Tbe statement Of clear
ing house banks Tor the week SHOWS 'nat ,i tnt 70.
mcnts Of tie - per cent reserve rule Ihis is
decrease Of $9,956.l15 in the proportions te
cash reserve. as compared Win last week
The statement follows
Loans. 81 2I5. So. 600: increase. SO, ,755, 600.
~i-cuIsfion. S.417' 600: increase. 81 800.
Legal lenders S6s. 81. 500: decrease. 14S9, 800
sgseis, so sSs s decTss Sc s. is 500
Reserve required, S5o2. o6s.45O increase
S1rBi0s, SIS SIS $50: decrease. saa56I75.
Ez Cnited states deposits, Sl9 422,'fo; de-
crease, s.. sol Abb
The percentage Of actual reserve Of the clear
ing house banks today was 25.76.
The statement Of banks ana rust companies
OF greater New York not reporting TO the clear
loans. SI.i75. .2s9. 100; increase, 81 10. 600
Specie. Sl30 $40. 500; increase. SSSI- -5oo -
Legal tenders. S21 500; decrease, Sl4S lOO
Total deposits, Sl2S0,412,OOO' increase S-o'
Tfe Financier will say: The associated banks
of New York city. according 10 the statement
Of actual conditions published Saturday, lost
within the week about two-thirds Of their re-
serve lie surplus standing July . at IS 699. 300.
toTnpared with over S25. 900 reported the
week previous The striking fearlre OF the cur
rent week was a decrease Of approximately
SO OGO 600 in specie and legal tender. This was
rhree times the amount indicated by the pre-
lunfnarv estimates based on known transactions
with the interior and subtreasury. The heavy
decrease is due probably 10 complications con
uectei with the enormous July dividend DIS
bursemeuts which broke all former records.
There was some surprise also at the increase Of
So Sl8 500 IN loans as the logical tendency. based
on the weeks business. was toward contraction
ratler than expansion in this item.
Deposits fell S9.995,s 500 as result Of the
operations noted above and the cash reserve II
the banks IS now only ,25.76 per cent as against
9--11 per cent for the previous week. The
statement based on averages showed an expan-
sion of So 7J0. 600 in loans. decrease of little
over s. 600 900 iu cash and decrease Of SO, 1885,
1T5 I'D reserve. making the surplus figured on the
average basis OF $ls9lS.450 The actual state
Ileut. however more accurately describes the
disposition Of the banks The summary Of state
banks and trust companies IN Greater New York
not repored 10 the clearing house shows unm-
partGlt changes. the principal ones being an
Increase OF n little over S2000000 in loans and
an increase Of s.. SOC. 600 IN deposits.
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Hay and Feedstufs

Scott. Magner Miller say of hay:
Receipts of hay on the San Francisco mar
ket for the six days ending today have been
5000 tons, about the same as for the previous
not been equal TO these heavy arrivals and
the market has plainly felt their effect and is
easier, with prices somewhat off. This condition
applies TO the entire market.
Purchases in the interior are only made in
very small way and for immediate shipment
stability of the market on the present range Of
prices. However, 1t is thought that after the
fourth Of July trade may be expected TO i'm
steadily.
ment received, on contract that placed
on the market some time ago, LOCO tons of old
hay for shipment TO the Philippine islands but
this had effect. either way or the other
on the current market, this shipment was
purchased long ago and rebaled for export. The
general export trade has been light. although
there some shipment being made steadily
TO northern coast ports, which has relieved this
market considerably.
..The trade in alfalfa is not active: there is
plenty of hay offering from along the river
but neither dealers nor consumers show any
active interest in making purchases at the pre-
vailing asking prices The darymen feel that
lower market on this article is to be expected,
and will not make large purchases at this
coming in has been sold off in small quantities
for immediate use
'-The straw market is very quiet.''
Bran-S22 50@23 per ton for white and $21. so
for red,
niuulihSS--poONAols per tOH.
Shorts-$23 500124 per ton
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. $21.50@22: rolled
oats for feed, S2SM29; mixed feed S24@30 for
average lots; linseed ocake meal. 20 tons $40
10 tons $4,000, tons S41. smaller lots SAL so
cocoanut cake or meal at mills S25 In 20 and 10
and $3.50 in ton lots; jobbing S26; corn meal
$34@35; cracked corn. S34@35; alfalfa meal
carload lots, SIS; jobbing, SIC; red star alfalfa
meal, S15 in car lots and SIG jobbing: Modesto
alfalfa meal, $1450 in car lots and sis jobbing !;
Caproco olcake meal. S1650 per ton.
Hay-Wheat $9G13.50; wheat and oat sea
am faar will
10; alfalfa, $7@IO; stock hay, S5@7 per tom
Straw-40@6jc per bale
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Los Angeles Produce Market
TSpecid[ Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, July Eggs were firm today
the produce exchange. Receipts were ssufh
ciently large to meet the demand. A large
amount of sweet corn is being received. Butter
and cheese were firm.
Receipts. OF produce were; Eggs, 40 cases
toes. 911 sacks
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1et5@17c; eastern
twins. 1Si5 a 19c; eastern cheddars 1S020c:
eastern longhoru, 19M20c: eastern daisy. 19@
Zoe; swiss imported, 30c; swiss domestic 23c;
brick cream. 2ec.
Butter-Creamery extra, soc pound; first 29c
polnd cooking butter, 26c.
Eggs-I.ocal ranch. candled, frsts SOC, case
count 26c: eastern fresh. 26c.
Beans-No 1 pink. S7.25; No. liInas, So;
Lady Washington, $4.75; small whites. So
blackeyes. $50; garvanzas. 81; lentIs ST.
Potatoes-Idaho, 90c@$l.23; pew potatoes
81 .O9 per ctl
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General NIerchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 5% @5%c, June-July deliv.
cry; San Quentin bags, 5Ac; wool bags, 27c fo
Sl5 lb and Bic for 4 ID; fleece twlne, Sc per ID.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg, SIG per
ton Wellington, SO; New Wellington, SO; Coos
bay, 81; Australian house Richmond, ETC., SO;
Pelaw Main SO; Stanford Richmond, So; Cum
berland, SIS in bulk and $16.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite, S15; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
SIT in sacks
oil-Quotations are for barrels Linseed, 90c
per gallon for boiled and SSc for raw; cases, DC
more; castor oil in cases. No. L, tic; Bakers A,
$1.17@1.19; China nut cases, 606I70c per gal;
eocoanut oil in barrels, 15@7s19c for xxx.
cording to quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. SUc natural winter sperm oil. soc; natural
whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained lard OIL $1;
pure neatsfoot OIL 75c; No. l neatsfoot oil. 60c;
herring oil, 40c; salmon oil, Soc; boiled fish oil,
35c; paint oil, Soc.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-Water white, iron
bbls or drums, 91ac; $50 deg. oil. iron bbls or
drums, lie; special do, 111ac; pearl oil, in cases,
1613c; astral, l612c; star, 161ac; extra star,
and motor gasoline, in bulk Ice, in cases 23c;
engine distillate, in drums 7I5c. cases &c more !;
ST deg. gasoline, in bulk 3Oc, in eases 37he;
varnish makers and painters naphtha, IN bulk
lie, in cases 1S12c.
Turpentine-s4c per gallon in cases and nc
Rosin (per bb of $50 IbsJ-E, 81. so; F, 81. 80:
G, Ss.05; II, SS.15; l. $S.25
Red and White Lead-Red, So acc; white
SO @S$lc per lb.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated, 5.6oci standard coarse granulated. 5.6oc;
fruit granulated 5.65c: cut loaf, In barrels only
1850; II. & E. crystal domnos, 5 ID cartons in
cases, s.65c; do in ID cartons in cases, 9.15c
monarch bar, &c; tablets, In half barrels, 6.15c;
do in boxes, 640c; cubes and crushed 5.90c !;
monarch powdered. 5.75c; xxx, powdered.
5.15c; candy granulated, 5.75c; confectioners' A.
5.65c; confectioners' crystals, 5.75c; extra fine
granulated. 5.45c: magnolia A, 5.25c; extra G.,
5.1Jc; golden c, 5.05c; d. 4.95c. Barrels and so
ID bags 10c half barrels 25c boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar
in 35 and 40 Id tins 81. 30 more, in and 10 ID
tins S2.35 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags
company quotes follows: Gran1lated basis,
5.65c; ''Higrade" bar. &c; powdered, 5.75c; A
crushed. 5.90c; berry, 565c; c. & II. extra fine
dry granulated 5.65c coarse dry granulated
5.65c; confectioners' A. 5.65c; confectoners
crystal. 575c; cubes, 5.9oc; bricks, 5.90c; extra
hne dry granulated q00 lb bags only, 5.45c
excelsior A. 5.25c; extra G, 5.1jc; golden c.
sos; yellow D, 495c; cut loaf in barrels only,
1859; H. & E. crystal dominos, Id cartons In
cases, $3.50; do ID cartons in cases, 9.l5c. Ad
ditional per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 lib bags
10c more; half barrels. 25c more; boxes, SOC
more for all grades Bar in 30 and 40 Ib tins
$1.T0 more: in 10 lb tins, 81 30 more. Minimum
order, carload weight.
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GoIdfieId Alamo Finances

The GOldfield Alamo mining COM
pany. operating at Lucky Boy. hlsd
with the attorney general or Nevada
finances for the first half of 1910.
The report, signed by j. Fl. Miller,
president, shows that under company
operations 1904 feet of development
has been done; 2.212 tons of ore, haV-
ing a gross value of $159.242. has
been extracted; total charges for
ing. S51.99S; paid for labor. $s4,551;
paid in dividends, $4,000. The prop
erty consists of six claims and an un-
divided One-half interest in two others
Ruildfngs machinery and improve
rnents are inventoried at $19.419; days
labor in the last six months, T. an
average of 64 shifts per day, $49,O6O;
salary of president general manager
and mine superintendent, $4,000; salary
of vice president and secretary, ana
assistant general manager, $l.SOO; Dul-
lion tax paid during last six months
DTiOr to June I. S341.
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SANTA ROSA. July 2.-There was an advance
Of ilc per dozen In the price of eggs in the
local market this morning receipt of the
days transactions on the San Francisco produce
exchange Local dealers today quoted eggs at 26c
per Dozen spot cash. for choice and 23c for sec
onds A heavy demand for the double holiday
with light receipts. was said to be the cause
of the raise
decided change in the quotations for the close
Of the week. and 2Sc and 27lac were the prices
offered by the Petaluma egg exchange The de-
mand is good. Receipts are average. There is
no change in the poultry market, but the demand
is good.
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Poultry and Game

As usual on Saturday there was hardly any
thing in the poultry line received and buyers
We're paying but little attention TO the market.
The market was firm for large chickens, such
as full grown young roosters and fat heavy
mems. While small stock was very weak, with
seIlefs cutting prices to effect sales.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens, S5.50m6 for small,
S6o001 for large and SS@10 for extra; young
ROSTERS, $S41O; old roosters. $5@550; fryers.
S5@6; broiiers, s3.50@4 for large and s2.50@3
for small; ducks. S7@s; pigeons, S1.75@2;
Game lper doZenl=Nnminal.
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Exchanges CInsed

There are no quotations from New York Bos-
ton or Chicago today, as the exchanges In those
cities were closed yesterday. They viii reopen
Tuesday
The San Francisco grain and mining stock and
OIL exchanges were also closed yesterday. The
grain exchange viii reopen Tuesday and the
mining and oil exchange on Wednesday. The
stock and bond exchange has adjourned until
Saturday, July 2.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

No eastern quotations-exchan
closed.
Local grain and mining exchanges
closed.
Bank ciearingS gain 1913 per cent.
Butter, eggs and cheese higher.
Vegetables in liberal supply.
Potatoes firm and onions weak.
Fruit boats late again.
Supplies Of fresh fruits liberal.
Frunes in demand and very firm.
Poultry quiet and nominal.
Hay and beans as before quoted.
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Beams and Seeds

Beans [per ctI--Bayos, S650d6.T5; small
white. S4Q4 30; large white, So .756t: pink,
S6@6.25: red S6@625; blackeye. $56005. 75 !;
lima, 81. 40@4.50; red kidneys, $5.50Q5.75; cram
berry beans, $4.50@ 465; garvanzas, S25oQ3. %;
horse beans, nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4c; yellow mustard,
-; daxseed, 5@51ac, canary, 31a @3&c; al
falfa, 16@i7c; rape, 1@21c timothy, &c;
hemp. 363hc; mtllet, 2at d3c per Id.
Dried peas-Green, So. Go @3.I5 per ctl
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Tonopah Extension Ore

Everything is running smoothly in
the mine and mill of the Tonopah ex-
tension company and steady shipments
of bullion are being made. The clean
up for the first 20 days in June was
completed last Thursday and resulted in
the production of II bars of bullion.
weighing 2,195 pounds. valued at $40
per pound. This is the product of the
cyanide precipitates only. the concen-
trates being shipped about the first of
each month The mill is doing excel
lent work. and all so stamps are kept
dropping, crushing from 115 to 120 tons
of ore day. from which the company
is making net profit of about $4,000
a month. 1t is hoped to increase the
ca pacity of the mill in the near future
so that the average daily tonnage will
be between 130 and 135 tons, which will
materially add to the profits. The aver
age grade of ore being treated runs be-.
tween S14 and s15 ton, with an ex-
traction of better than 80 per cent.
The installation of the electric hoist of
81 horsepower was completed last
Wednesday and placed in commission
Tonopah Miner.
M n attain Strife
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Treasnrr stntement

WASHINGTON. July 2.-The condition Of the
treasury at the beginning Of business tooas
was q follows:
Trust funds-GoId coin Ss6s. 0s5. s69; silver
So $50 COO: seirer certificates outstanding, S4S9,-
6ll.O00.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, S2.5S5. So; current liabiiues' 500
4qS 11S. working balance in treasury offices.
-S36. 300 6Gs; in banks 10 credit Of treasurer OF
The United States S4i. .O74 Si1; subsidiary silver
coin. SIC 991 04S; minor coin. S9oI $40; totai
balance ID general fund. Sa9. $50. 752.
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Commercial News

30d 40c; medium, 20@25c; small, 5@15c.
Tallow-No l rendered, 506c; No. 2. 4@5c;
grease, 2@21@c.
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
12@15e; do months, T@14c; northern. 16@1Sc;
Humboldt and Mendocno, 16@lSc per lb.
Hops-Calfornia, 12@1Sc for crop Of 1907
Oregons, 12g1Sc per lb; crop of 1910, 12@16c
per ID.
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OUTPUT OF NEVADA MINES
IN 1910 MAY BE S4OOOOOOO
Such Is the Prediction of Matthew S. Kyle the United States
Surveyor General of the Sagebush State

News homt enneE weekly fan iy routine c
Matthew United o Netat
alpd n, will prod in gold Ibcop
htangn mines + fNda keepngu p pd week
nine W e epd p is A
kg eo ri r he raj o @
hf Up We
ao
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

Hides-Culis and brands sell about y ale un-
der quotatio heavy salted steers, 101ac; light
medium. 9ls a 10c; light. sl5c; cowhides, Size
for heavy. Size for light: stags. 6izM7c: salted
141ac; dry hides, 1Sc: dry kip. 161ac: dry calf
22c; sheepskins, shear1ings. 25140c each; short
wool. 100000: medium. 6Od90c; long wool 0Oc
MS1.25; lambs. 2Jd50c; horsehdes salt, 81 %
as for large and $l.50d2 for medium. 75c@S1
for small and 25M50c for colts; horsehides. dry,
50eM$1 for small and 25m5oc for colts; goat
skins. prime angora. I5c@SI; large hair goats.
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Nnrfhern RnSfncr.
nes. S1.e7s. .5ee

PORTLAND. July 2.-Clearings. S1.97s. 500;
balances Sl40. 733.
TACOAIA July 2.-Clearfngs. Ss57, 143; bal
snces. S10O.J20
SEATTLE. July Clearing, 81. $50, ,07S: bal
aDces. 1924 553
SPOKANE July 2.-Clearings. s9so.S9l; bal
Glces. $I55 573.
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NEW YORK. July Close: Prime mercan-
tie paper, za4 10 per cent.
Sterling exchange. nominal with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at 81 $40 for GO day
bills and 81 $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills 81 S31z a. S31s.
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PERU DIsBANDs

PERU DIsBANDs TROOPS Washington. July
In conformity with the suggestion OF the Unit
ed States Brazil and Argentina. 1000 troops
modified along the Ecuador frontier to assert
the rights OF Peru in the dispute between that
country and Ecuador, have been mustered out
of service.
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GRAIN MARKET
Northern Wheat Market


TACOMA, July 2.-Wheat-Bluestem. S30S4c;
club. soc.
stem, S5c; forty-fold. S3c: club, SEE fife, SIC;
red Russian. SOC Export wheat-BlueStem. S2c;
fortyfod, Soc; club, 79c; fife. 79c red Russian,
&c. Yesterdays receipts-Wheat.
PORTLAND. July Wheat: Track prices
Club. T96J soc; bluestem. S34 sac; red Russian,
71@7sc; turkey red, 796S0c; valley, S0@S1c
Reeeipts-Wheat, 13 cars; barley, l car; oats, 1
car
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Bank CIearfnes

Local bank clearings last week were S4e. 1877
csc. against S42, 669, ,757 for the same week last
Tear an increase Of Sc 52s 199, or 15.3 per cent.
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Hornsilver Ore

Returns of $40 a ton have been re-
ceived from a carload of ore shipped
to GOldfield from the De Vote properly
at HOrnSilver. More shipments VIII De
made Immediately.
whim will be installed at once and
extensive development tnaugurated:
The property never looked better. and
great results are expected. The shaft
is so feet deep, but will be sunk deeper
to get under the ore that has been
opened in the drift-Los Angeles Ex-
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Cottolene-one half Dbl, 12hc; half bbls
122se; tierce, i2Ac; ? tierces, 12bc; ) tierces
l2c-
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 201a d2l 1zc; picnic
hams. l5c; California hams, 20@2012c; extra
fancy bacon, 30c; fancy bacon. TO lbs, 2sci
s TO 10 lbs, 26c; 10 to u lbs, 26c; sugar cured
2612c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs % 1ac 1C
TO u lbs, 2I35c; medium bacon. 2015c; light
medium bacon. 2012c.
5s, 1850; 3s. 1612c; compound lard, tierces
1l1sc' sos, 11&c; los. 121zc; 5s, 12ssc; 3s
l212e; yellow cooking oil, tic per gal; white
cooking oil, 72c per gal; salad oil, 76c per gal.
Beef-Loeal prices are quoted. Export lots
inspected by the government are 81 per BIB
higher. Extra family beef, ST. per bbl; fam
lily beef, $l6.50 per bbl; extra mess beef, $3.50
per Dbl; smoked beef, 2115c per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels, $50: clear. $34
mess, S32; pig pork. $36; pigs feet. S5.75 fol
half bbls, S2.40 for 25 10 kegs and S135 for kits
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Casa DiabIO Bullion

Another lot of bullion was brought
in from the Casa Diablo mine last
week, amounting to $4,000. more or
less for the preceding II days run OF
the mill.
The plant is not aiming at high pro-
duction al present, but al improved de-
velopment. Selection of ore could be
made to bring the mill output up to
$500 day, but General Manager Fohr-
man and superintendent Smith are
merely keeping bullion production up
to or a trifle over running expenses at
this time The property "has arrived"
and is now safe to go ahead on its own
resources. The recent opening up of
large ore bodies in the deeper levels is
highly gratifying to the mana cement
and should be encoura ging to all mines
in that district.-Inyo Register.
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Union of inyo

Lloyd d. Skinner and Asa b. Hall
We're here from the southern end OF
the valley the fore part of the week.
Hall has secured from l.. d. and w l.:
Skinner, the present owners, BOND
and lease on the old Union mine, one
of the earliest of Inyo locations. 1t Is
situated about two and half miles
south of the Reward. Previous work
ers disregarded the gold-silVer ore
forming part of the ledge, throwing II
over the dump. While some galena
is scattered through it, the main sill
ver-lead streak lies next to the hang
ing wall varying in width up to two
feet. In primitive milling days the dis
carded ore would not pay to work and
some 5000 tons of it lie on the old
dump. Samplings of this ore show
about $S average value. Probably
1000 feet of work was done in all. The
deepest working is 200 feet under
has belonged to Skinner brothers.
whose chief attention to it has been to
keep up the annual assessment work.
Hall made an examination OF the
property for the Mortimer mining com
pany of Philadelphia, He found that
the pay shoot is from II to 40 feet
wide and several hundred feet long,
and on this and the fact that every
opening shows ore concluded the ar
rangement for the eastern investors.
There is ample capital behind the en-
terprise, and the intention is to open
up the property in systematic shape
few men are now at work and more
will be added as soon as accommo-
dations are provided for them.-lnyo
Register.
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INSURANCE STOCKS

INSURANCE STOCKS
Firemn's FIR mn Fd.236 245 = : 0A' ~ 10
BANK STOCKS
Am MI Blk. 100 First Natnl. 2SI15
Anglo & Lon. 153 = Mer Maj Bk.
Bank Of Cal - 4l2 IS National
Cent Trust. lis Union I CO..
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & T.. 2S25 pops is F Saw T. .525
Hum s Bk. .l25 $50 Saw & |. So- 125
Nut Saw Bk. 90 80 Sec Saw Blk. 3l5 $50
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California ..l25 Preside 80. % 3215
Du Pont pfd Giant Con :. 79H
Do com ..136 145
SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian c. 401a = Msksweli S 3s 40
Honokaa c 10 l0nomea s G. 46L
Hutch IS Paauhau $ I. 2TA
Kllauea S C. 13& Union S Co.
Anal Oil Co. 80 60 Ste,iing OIL. tx
Asso Oil Co. 46% 47A W Coast o pf - 101
Palmer OIL. 1L Do com
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alaska A. sea- 901s Pac AUX + \ )
Cal A..1O0 Pac c Borax1 155
Cal Wine A. 80 31i5 Pac tat pfd - 94
\ Alas Co : Philip I & 22A "a
SALES
Morning Session
Board
% Associated Oil Co.............. AZ 90
45 Associated OIL Co.............. 46. 81 l5
City Electric Co.............. "a 90
UNLISTED SECURITIES
$50 Pacific Gas x Electric (com). -. %
$1,000 North Pacific Coast 5s. 100. l2l4
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ifornia fresh. per dozen. cases in.
Portland Butter Market
Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PORTLAND. July 2.-Butter-City and coun-
try creamery extras, 29c; fancy, 2s629c; store,
20d21c.
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In China there is no law against child labor
In the Shanghai cotton mills hundreds Of girls
and boys employed Their wages are from 4
to 20 cents day.
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NEVADA
Forty Millions for Nevada

Mathew S. Kyle, United States sur
yeyor general. recently said 10 a Reno
Gazette reporter:
Nevada will produce in 1910 $780,
100000 worth of gold, silver, copper
and lead. This is an indisputable fact
and the only condition that is neces-
sary OF the reaching and exceeding of
this figure is the continued operation
al the rate shown by the first five
months of the year"
He also said that never before in
the history of the state, during a SINH
lar period, has so much land been ap-
portioned for survey as during the last
month.
Both agricultural and mineral lands
are in enormous demand. There is an
especial call for acreage by bona fide
settlers. Thirty-fve townships will be
SurVaUad this SEASON
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North Star Buys Minnie Mine

The Minnie mine. which was for
merly the Minnie and Rush property
and which was owned by pioneer citl-
zens of this city, has been purchased
by the North Star mines company The
consideration has not been made pun
lie, but it is stated that it figures well
up in the thousands The deal was
made few days ago
The Minnie mine is situated between
the Gold Hill and Peabody properties
and has not been worked for the last
20 years The principal owners of the
property were l. Haas, Samuel Granger,
James Bannallack, j. NJ. Thomas and
H. l.. Sylvester.
There are no buildings on the prop
erty. Several shafts were sunk in the
early days and the pioneer citizens
state that some exceptionally good ore
has been taken out.
1t is probable that development work
will be done on the property by the
North Star mines company, but nothing
authentic on this score has yet been
given out.-Grass Valley Union.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-03
Tonopah Sales

Seven claims in the Liberty district
have been purchased for $4,000 by |.
w. Holland from j. S. Hoskins and Al
bert Wearing. The. properties are re-
garded as among the best in the dis
triet
Under the terms of the sale opera
tions will be resumed on one or more
of the claims.