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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-10-27

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-10-27

Maud 0. Thomas, pub.
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MINING STOCKS

For Saturday 5hcrc was an active stock mar
ket yesterday. Ia the Comstocks there were
large sales Consolidated Virginia at S1.35@
/. 40. which the quotations of the pre-
cedins day. In fact, all the Comstocks sold
at Fridays figures.
There particular activity in the south
tan Dexter at sGet0c Florence Goldfeld was
sold from S2.2Ii5 down TO So 2.0i y closing at
S2.20 Belmont sold from 81 up To S4.12i2
Tonopah of NeVada was Toe lower ON the day
The Placer Queen mining company of Placer
county has levied assessment of 1c, den-
quent September 20.
terday for san Francisco. He will probably be
in Virginia Ci.y by the end of this week and
assume his duties ss consulting engineer and
general manager of the United Comstock pump
ing association
The output of the ophir mine last week
amounted to 2J2 cars of ore. averaging $3.50
per ton. of which 40 assayng S1326T came
from the 1000 ,ovel. SS cars assaying $50 40
from the 1900 level end 90 assaying SD. 3S
from the 2,400 .evei.
Mexican last week yielded 81 cars of ore
assaying $24 nor ton from the 2.400 level and
100 cars. assayilg 1882. from the raise. and
will soon ship ore TO the Buffers plant for re-
duction.
b During the quarter ending June 80 the Florence
tioldfeld mine produced 1882 tons of ore, the
gross value of which was S157. .032. Costs and
expenses were divided follows: Extracting
SIC 1911: smelling transportation and sampling,
Sl4,3S4: reduction. S4000S The net yield OF
the whole was S26,44S and the amount of bullion
The directors of the Godield consolidated
mines company will hold the next quarterly
meeting in San Francisco Thursday. August
%. for the purpose of declaring another dvi-
dend. The disbursement will probably be AT the
same rate that as prevailed on the last three
at 30c regular and and extra zoe per share The
treasury of the company is said to contain more
than 50 900 .0i;9 cash. The company has paid
$51 .437 as bullion tax for the quarter ending
June 80.
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug. 2O.-Liqudation in the wheat
PIT caused the market to decline rapidly the
close being rs Q19c of. Corn also broke sharp
~, nnlsh1ng rs 015sc down and oats dragged to
ciose = q &c of. Provisions were strong early
IN tne day. but later felt the grain weakness and
closed unchanged 10 12c down.
weak foreign markets and slack demand out
slde helped alongs the weakness in the wheat
market and the grain closed at the low point
Ior the day and week. Shorts seeking to cover
september. furnished about all the support Wis
lple and the efforts of the bulls were inadequate
70. mold prices in the face of the overwhelming
oearlsh sentiment Receipts have been at flood
nelght Tor three weeks and the cash market had
iittle outlet to the east. The close was weak all
through the list, with September rs &d1Skc OF
at 9S9s M9SAc. December declined TO a close
l41&c OF at $1.02% QIO2at
heayy country offerings and a slight eastern
demand Kept corn on the down grade. Cash
corn sold of from re to &c. No. . yellow
closed at 62@624c. The close of futures was
weak. with September 1 q ollie OF az 6O1sc.
57Ac.
Oats exhibited less weakness but were
dragged down by liquidation and burdened by
the enormous receipts of the last week The
market closed weak at nearly the low point with
September l2c on at 35c. December closed &c
down at So &c. %
Shorts boosted the provisions market early in
the day The close was weak, with pork un-
changed to l2l3c down at $21 -s5; lard. 21a 171ae
down at S12 O213 and ribs unchanged to 7IHc OF
at S124I12 for the September delivery.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ArIicies- Open. High. Low. Close
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other GraIn.

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-The worlds shipments for the week
were as follows in quarters: Russian. $4,000.
Danubian. oS000; Argentina, 10000; Indian.
194, 900; AustraliaR so. 900.
Liverpool and Paris futures lower and
Chicago declined 2%c. This market also
lower and denloralized with large offerings.
CASH WHEAT
California club. S1621s a .6T15: Sonora 81 20
"a So; white Australian. S1-721a q 1-s0: northern
club, $I62G1.652 Russian red. 81. 81 Il a !. So,
turkey red. 81 500 1.721a; bluestem, s1.I2Ia a
i1.II3. per ctl
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-Deelined again yesterday under heavy
offerings. Heavy lines are being rushed into this
market, which is largely overstocked, hence this
decline.
CASH BARLEY
No feed. 9T4cGS1: or grades. 92i2 G95e
per ctl; extra choice. ST. new brewing and ship
ping grades, S1O21a d1.O71s per ctl
FUTURES
10 m Session
May-No sales; S1.111a bid
December-Opened. $1.O6Ss; highest 81 C6ss !:
lowest. $1.O6; closed. sI.O6
Oats-Are being sent into this market in ex-
cess1Ve quantities. and the market is much lower.
weak and dull
Red for feed S12OG1.SO for ordinary and
Sl3212 for choice: red for seed. s1.35671. 40:
nominal.
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk. San
Eranclsco track, S1-61; white, S1.63; mixed,
Sl.o9; sacked prices, 71sc higher; white Egyp-
tlan Sl.oO9155; brown do, go asked per ctl.
hye-$155@1.T0 per ctl.
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Potatoes. ONIONS nnd veretahIe.-

Receipts Of miscellaneous vegetables. whiIs
smaller than at the clcse OF last week wers
well up to the requirements yesterday. and
although all descriptions sold well in the local
trade and in shipping channels. there was NOT
much Improvement in prices. Peas and beans
were in light supply and hrmer than the other
vegetables Selected lots of tomatoes were firm
at Sl-30 a box in the early trade. owing to the
late arrival Of the river boats. In the middle
OF the forenoon brands that had been selling
at 1.25d1-50 at the opening we're offered at
I5cd$l. hence the wide range in the quota tions.
The potato market was strong with river goods
quoted at slightly higher prices. Onions were
in abundance. weak and lower
PotatOes-River white. 9Oc0S1.O % ner ct1. Sas
linas B'lrbanks. $115Q1-35 per ctl; sweet potas
toes. &c per H.
Onions--New yellow. 7509Oc per ctI.
Negetables-Green corn. 81 .2502 per sack: 70.
mstOes. T5c@$l 80 per box: green peas 5N-c
per ID; string beans. 506c per ID: lima beans,
b0Etc per 10: summer squash. 4OGt5Oc per how
eggplant. 4O6l5Oc per box; green peppers. a5SS
soc per box; garlic. Sc per ID; cabbage aOc0Sf
per ctl, cucumbers. 306IjOc per box: pickle en-
cumbers, $1G1.25 per box for No. 1 and 656575c
for No p eaulifower. 50065c per dozen. tI,r-
nips. 75c per sack: carrots, 7jc per sack: ere,u
Okra, 40@50c per box.
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Deciduous and Citru. F-u,t.

The usual extra buying for weekend wants ho
retail tradesmen, together with the afliny ~
orders for shipment to the north enlivened tbs
fruit market yesterday. but eondi tions remained
about the same as on the few preceding davs
There was good demand for nutmeg melons and
eonsisnments brought by the first boat from I've
river were closed out IN quick time at 81 236l
lSO box. Late arrivals sold at 75c0SI
Receipts of hgs were suddenly Increased to, abore
goo packages, causing slump In values The
anG prices were consequently Irregular rbss
market was stil badly overstocked with eliser
stone peaches, the disposition OF which o.
sented somewhat OF a problem Tbe ~
were unable to handle the fruit and retail trades
partnsseu sparlngy while peddiers were
nuunerent about buying it even at round con-.
cesslons- FreeStones sold readily ar sa-fsF.e
sors rates. Bartlett pears did better and apple
nshIiers rsported better feeling ia that fl1ff
RUNS and prunes continued to move of we'll
~ sa.lSIaetory rates A few small boxes Of
from Stockton. but they had not been seId ~
a, sste hour; Berries and citrus fruits did not
grapes suitable for shipment were In fai raan.ss
While general offerings continued 10 drag
a%oerrles-S446 per chest.
Rasp6erries-S15@e20 per chest.
Blackberries-$Ja6 per chest
ftuekleDerrtes--SQ 1Oc per 10
tier and 651I5e for ~ tier boxes: fs5cv "a
choice and s5G5oc for p,T1,eS, comneS oo9 ISc Tor
4ogeOc Tor small and S1.5O01.75 for large
Pears-Bartletts s1a15o per ho4 o.,.-
varieties J0c0$ 81 % per box ~ Vher
Quinces-65Gs5c per box
e'ultI DlNeS. W
mountain fruit bringing 50G65c: carriers 45ES
.oc small ngs. aJM60c; large boxes 506fSse
for cling and I5eMS1 for freestones '0e"'e
Prunes-60Q'oe for crates and 4O60eoc e..
small ln boxes pinms. crates. 50Q65c; boxes. s55
Sta Eeetar.nes-s'eaSl per box or crate.
melons-Nusmes s melons. 75c@1.5 80 per hov.
$fd2 per dozen. "'e' Watermelons,
&C STape,smseedIess rD s., sOa7se for crates and soa
Soc Tor ng boxes; tokay. S5c67s1 NOV s-+ a.e ~ oo1
osh .x psr erade and I5e0e for Ing boxes.
656p zoe for Ing ooNes "a Or crate aud
- ta -, fruits tper eoxlvalencia oranras "a
eranefrr ss Sa sna "a S-se93-50 Tor stsnd,rl.
common; lemons so9550 for fanrv S = oSs ~ Ier OF
S6Q650. PPies' $l-Jou2-J0 per
iropieat Fruits-Bananas. 75coze, a.
nuneh Tor Hawaiian and Mexican e. % % yer r
dozen. -A"'sfiean' p'neapples si5O so ~
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INCREASE SHOWN
IN BANK LOANS

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-On the
stock exchange the volume of
business was small, even for
half holiday. and while the tend
ency continued irregular, the
movement was so narrow as TO
rob it of all significance. London
took a holiday. Reports issued
by the commercial agencies
ranged from Indifferent to favor
able, some lines of trade showing
a better tone, with others at a
standstill.
The Northern Pacific railway
submitted its figures for the sis-
cal year showing large Increases
in freight and passenger revenues,
which were largely offset by an
increase of $S,000,000 in total
operating expenses, the whole
leaving a decrease in total net
revenues of $1.729.2o6, and an
operating income of S2,SO3.372.
Lehigh Valleys yearly report was
rather more satisfactory. its total
revenue increasing $19SO,00o.
The bank statement showed
large increases in loans, both in
the average and actual tables, and
under the latter system an eX-
pected cash gain of five or more
million was turned into d loss of
more than $2.S0O, 600. Last weeks
surplus was reduced from $50, ,743,
$50 to $50, but the state
ment as whole makes more than
an ordinary satisfactory compari-
son with corresponding periods.
The bond market was irregular.
Total sales (par value). $709,50o-
United Sttaes government 3s ad-
vanced IS per cent, and the is a
per cent on call
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

ISoecidt Dispatch 10 The Call
PETALUMA. Aug 2O-There was no notices
able change in the prices paid for eggs today
after the receipts OF quotations from the San
Francisco dairy exchange. The best price OF the
Petaluma egg exchange 3515c Independene
dealers and spectators paid 35e and 2Sc sccord-
ing 10 grade The local poultry market was
overstocked and the demand was poor. Fresh
eggs were in good demand. but receipts were
light.
today in the local egg market. The product ION
is still falling OFF. while the demand continues
good. The local dealers offering 34ia cents
spot cash per dozen for choice and 3111 cents
for seconds.
SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 20.-There is practically
change in the egg market and prospects are
that present prices will continue to remain Arm,
The home market continues active. eggs selling.
from 80 cents to So cents a dozen Poultrymen
show preference to dispose of their produce to
local trade.
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Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO. Aug 20.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, quiet; winter patents 81 Asa
2.l9; straights, s415@5; spring straghts s5G
5.15; bakers. S3.65G5.40: No. 2 rye 75c: feed
or mixing barley, 60e; flax seed No. / south
western 81 81 No, l northwestern. $40; tim
othy seed, $o9o.6O; clover. S13.25; mess pork
S131212 a 20: short ribs, sides dOosel s11 70
1920; short clear sides boxed. 12I. M12lac
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were eouaI
TO "a. 200 bushels Primary receipts We're 1877
600 bushels, compared with 100 900 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Estimated re-
ceipts for Monday: Wheat. 234 cars; corn lTe
cars; oats, 400 cars: hogs. 81 600 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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Ne,v York Curh Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON. Aug. 20.-The market was
tremey dull. Indiaa was the center of in
terest in today's trading making a new high
record for this move. Some Of the low priced
issues look especially good. notably Massachu
Setts Rlining and Arcadian Brokers look for
broader and higher market next week.
John ID. Ryan, president of the Amalga
mated copper company, in an interview given
oct at Butte. Mont. states that the foreign
situation is better than it has been in years
and that the consumption of copper metal is
steadily on the increase. Regarding the stua-
ton in Butte. he declared there would be no
drastic curt ailment: that n slight increase in
! the price Of the metal would enable the com
psny 10 increase its tonnage. particularly of
low grade ores.
| The following list is furnished by E. f. Hut
Z & q Falff nio -fra Son,
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Henry Clews of New York says: I'm business
circles very quiet and conservative tone pre-
walls Some Slackening in the demand for mer-
chandise at the hands Of distributors is OBJ
servable. but no serious reaction. Manufac
turers moving cautiously. and in lines
of industry there has been considerable lessening
of activity. The iron trade has taken its full
share of depression, due partly TO lessened pur-
chases by railroads aud also TO a falling off in
building operations. the latter being estimated
much % per cent. If all accounts prove
true depression has been keenest in structural
lines. Our great textile industries quiet.
but not unduy depressed. The political situation
eonfuses businessmen to extent. because
they especially dread rcopening of the tariff
question this coming winter Upon the whole
however, there is no longer any special cause
for anxiety regarding the business outlook. The
general situation a result of recent liquida
tion Is much sognder. and harvest is
over trade should again become normal"
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Rnffer Cheere nnd Errs

There a dull and lstess market for eggs
and dairy produce yesterday. business In ali
three descriptions being confined to narrow linz
it's as is usually the case at the close of the
week. In fact, the market running along
in rut and for the fourth consecutive day
prices for butter and eggs were unchanged
Stocks of every thing were ample and one
seemed 10 care particularly whether the marked
went up or down. There was no trading in but.
ter or cheese the exchange. No one seemedl
TO want anything and there was one
the selling side OF the market Thirty cases OF
eggs were sold in lots Of 10 eases. 10 going at
SEC and 20 at 3613c dozen.
Receipts were 16.5oO pounds Of butter. y SOC
pounds of cheese and .227 Of eggs.
The following the official quotations eStaba
lshed on the floor of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchanges
quotations, generally range from nc to 20
odd ad-
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New York Grain Market

inally lower. Spring patents. S5.5005. so: win
ter straights. 81. 40@4. so: winter patents 81 %
@510; spring clears. $4.3Jd46O: winter extra
No. 1, SO. 75d3G0: do No. 2. 81. 5O63 30: Kansas
straights. S4-S5@5.10. Receipts 2.424 barrels;
shipments. 9,490.
Wheat-spot. weak No. red. s1.o5N ele-
vator and S1.OT f. D. b.; No. L new northern
$1.20A (. o. b. TO arrive.
There easier market in wheat, due to
selling the disappointing cables and pressure
of cash wheat with light cash demand. closing
sc net lower. September closed at S1.O6h De-
cember, s1.09A. Receipts. 6,700 bushels.
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Walkers Manual

Walkers Manual of California Securities and
Directory Of Directors is the title of valuable
work Just issued by II. D. Walker of this city.
1t is his second annual edition. and is n hand
somely bound volume of 412 pages. 1t is
haustive compendium of corporations of this
market, embracing oil. insurance. banking. rail
road and miscellaneous corporations. the person
mel of their directors is of great value all
investors in the securities of the San Francisco
stock market aud is in all respects credit to
its compiler.
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. Aug. 2o.-Clearings, s1.492 .272;
balances, $114.410.
TACOMA. Aug. 2o.-clearings, ss74,e7s; bal
ances $751; 535.
SPOKANE. Aug. 2o-Clearings, Stats; bal
ances S39. .4:s3.
PORTLAND. Aug Chickering's, shos5. 1876;
balances. S14I 40
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce August "a
Provisions

Cottolene-One half bbl. 13atc: 8 half bss,-
125sc; tierce. 12lae; tierces. 12ssc; tierces
12Lc.
quotes follows: Hams. 200a012c: picnic
hams. 15c; California hams. 19c; extra fancy
bacon. SIC: fancy bacon. 8 to lbs. 291se: s
to 10 lbs. 2s1ac 10 to u lbs % &c: sugar cured
221se; light dry salt bacon to 10 lbs. astzc
10 to IL lbs. Pike; medium bacon, l9c; light
medium bacon. 19c.
Iard-Tierces 14Iac. 5Os 14S4c. los 1514c 50
1J3sc. IS 10 12c; compound lard tierces like
50s IL &c. los 12Ac. IS 1890. IS 121.c: yellow
cooking oil. 76c per gal; white cooking OIL. 7sc
per gal; salad oil SIC per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots in
spected by the government, are 81 per Dbl
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Local Stock Markets Close Week
Quiet and Without Much Feature


Nut Say Bk so lSec Sav Blk. $50
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS
California .120 Presdio % 81 "a
POWDER STOCKS
Du Pont pfd S4A S5A Giant Con :. S21e =
Do com ..1531s
SUGAR STOCKS
Hawaiian c. 41A ~ Makaweli c 3Ita 3sA
Honokaa C IS Onomea $ c.. 4I1a
Hutch p C - 10 fPaauhau S c. 2G4 %
kilauea c. 13a Union 5 Co.. 74l9 T5la
on. STOCKS
Anal Oil Co. Sterling Oil.
Asso Oil Co. 411a AZ " Coast pf 101
Palmer OIL l. 90 Do com -
MISCEILA NEOUS STOCKS
Alaska z A. S4a4 S5L Pac Aux \ -
Cal F C .IO1 Pac c Borax 155
Cal Wine A. 81 34h Pac T&T pfd %
MV& MtTm. Do 81
Alas Co. 125 Philip & -
SALES
Morning Session
125 Alaska Packers Assn. 81 s7lS
so Associated oil Co ............ Al 80
% f du Pont de Nemours fpfdl. s.. 90
10 Hawaiian Coml Sugar Co... Al. 80
- Pacific Lighting Corn (pfd) -. 76 80
50 600 Oakland Transit Con 5s... LOB 80
81 600 Oakland Traction Go Js... SIS. 80
$1,000 S Il 1st refdg 4s... "a. IS
Sc coo Spring Val Wat gen ntg &c As. 50.
81 600 Valley Counties Power CO SIS. 100. 90
UNLISTED SECURITIES
% Pacific Gas & Electric tcon). $50
100 Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd) -. s. 90 F.
800 Peoples Water (commonl ..... 200
S2l,0uo Western Pacifc 5s-...-..--.. 90 60
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
STOCK MARKET

There was moderate Saturday business in
local securities Yesterday. but beyond advance
in Alaska packers TO $S4.S51a there were no
light.
The California fruit Gamers association paid
yesterday.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS


New York stocks and coppers
sfeady.
Spot and August cotton advance
sharply.
Local stock markets quiet.
Bank exchanges gain 49,. per cent.
SiIyer weaker. Exchange un-
changed.
Grain markets all weak and
lower.
Hay situation unchanged.
Live. dressed and cured meats as
before.
Bulk of 1910 hops bought up.
Eggs and dairy produce dull.
Potatoes strong. Onions weak.
Not much change In fresh fruits.
Poultry market quiet.
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Nem York Money Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.-Money on call. nomi
nal.
Time loans. dull; so days. 224d3 per cent: go
days. 315@3A per cent; six months, AS d4A
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 51a d6 per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at s4s4d4s41o for 60 day bills
and at 81 1855 for demand
Commercial bills, S4.S3d4.S31a. 4
Bar silver. 52Sc
Mexican dollars 44c. a
Government bopds steady; railroad bonds, ir
regular
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Boston Curb Stocks
Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-The condition of the
treasury Mt the beginning of business today was
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, ssss. .512 500; silver
dollars, $4s6 $4,000 silver dollars of 1890
$3.604.000; silver certificates outstanding S4S6
AGO
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund.- $3.50, ,l71: current liabilities. $e4
I4S,962: working balance in treasury Offices
SIG 1874 Gel: in banks to credit of treasurer of the
coin. $50. .47s PSI: minor coin. SI.O34. .s54: tota
balance In general fund, SSe $50, ,O57
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begin to take care of approaching seasonable re-
auirements. The average statement more nearly
reflected the previously known currency move
ments. showing gain of more than 81 .oo0o
The summary Of state bank and trust COM
panies reporting the New y ork clearing
house showed further Strengthening through
reduction of loans and deposits, increasing their
reserve in spite of a small ioss in cash.
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Portland Butter Marked

PORTLAND. Aug 2O.-City and country
creamery extras. Sic; fancy, 32Q33c; store,
23G24c-
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much stronger with sales of 1S 500 shares at
23a4c for top price. Union sold down to s102;
Associated Oil at $41.S7H: Cleveland at lac;
inactive
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Bank (IearinSs

San Francisco hank clesrings last week were
S44. Ia .032. against $40 S33. 333 for the same
week last year, an increase of S534S 500, or
l3.I per cent.
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Northern Wheat Market

W
TACOMA. Aug 2O.-Bluestem 96c; club Gle.
Car receipts-Wheat. 10; hay 1.
SEATTLE. Aug. 20.-Milling: Bluestem Q2c;
forty fold. Gle; club 90c fife. 90c; red Russian.
Sc. Export-Bluestem. sac: forty-fold ssc
club. sic; fife, sic; red Russian. Sc. Yester-
days car receipts-wheat, Il; oats, 6; barley.
1; hay, 10.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Aug. 20.-Track prices: Club.
s6d Ssc: bluestem. 96@9Sc: red Russian S4@
s5c; valley. 9Od92c; turkey red. SS6S9e. Car
recepts-Wheat. 16: barley. 2; oats Is; hay O..
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH. Aug. 20.-Flax-On track, in store
to arrive. 81. 40: September. 50 40 bid; October
81. 36ia November. S2-95E. nominal; Decem-
Der, 500 bid.
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Dried Fruits, RaIsln.. Nut. 80

Dried frults continue strong ana s'oncy
sni; time % inc year With peaches esS, TOT
upward. though no further a,Ivs.-i -ihne to point
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higher. Extra family
beef. $3.50 per boi
per bbl; smoked beef.
Pork-Extra prime
mess, S34; pig pork.
half bbls, $40 for
kits.
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Local Grain Market Depressed
Butter, Cheese and EGGS Quiet

beef. SIS per bbl; family
extra mess beef. $14-5o
211sc per 10. -
in barrels. S34: clear. 500
$50; pigs feet. 500 5o<
% 10 kegs and Sl-SO loE
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Weekly Clearing House Statement

Weekly Clearing House Statement
NEW YORK. Aug. 20-The statement Of
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold S52 S33 900 more than the require
ments Of the % per cent reserve rule. This is
decrease of 1927. 900 in the proportionate cash re-
serve, compared with last week.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS, DAILY AVER
AGES
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RrTTFR- PER POrND

Cheese-California fancy fats 15Ae pr ID.
steady do irsts. 14c. steady; do seconds. PIC,
steady fancy Young Americas. 1Sc. arm; do
hrsts. 16Lc firm; Oregon hsts, 1910, drm; Cali
fornia storage flats. 1415c steady.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen. cases in
cIuded
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
RAILWAYS have
BETTER BUSINESS
Operating Expenses, However,
More Than Keep Pace With
Increased Income
Half Holiday Business COn-
Quoted in Stock Exchange
Is Small in Volume
New York stock List

f. F. Hutton & Co.. 400 California street
members of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday: