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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-05

Pilot Knob Of this immediate
neighhoIhood is called by biologists
the ST. Francois mountains. The
name should be generally used to dis
tipguish them from the Ozark plat
eau 10 South Central Missouri, which
is of much later formation, abounding
in entirely different kinds of rocks.
These granite and porphyry hills con.
stitute the original nucleus Of the
American continent, the first land to
appear above tue surface OF the
primevai sea. -Ironton Enterprise.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1910-10-05

Wm. Blue aud Ed Coad, two we'll
known citizens OF Grahitevtile. be-
Came involved iu au alteration last
Thursday evening 10 front uf Coad's
home in which Coad cut Blue twenty.
eight times 90 the head and face and
wrists. Blue got loose from his as
sailaDt and hit him 10 the face with .
rock. Blue was go weak from the loss
OF blood that he fainted before reach.
ing his home. 1t Is not known how
badly Coad was hurt. He disappear
ed Immediately after the trouble and
has Dot been seen since. It is said he
is In hospital in st. Louis. s.-IroDton
Register.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Assessment DIRECTORY Comstock Mines
OIL STOCKS

The oil stocks opened quietly after the holi-
days and changes on the board were few.
higher at S1.55. The exchange adjourned at
noon in respect to Fred W. Hadley, member
whose death announced.
The following stocks were ex dividend: New
pennsylvania. 1c. the dividend being payable
September Is; sesnon, 7c payable now.
first payment a lease of l,12o acres
in Santa Paula canyon. comprising section and
parts of 4 and 8, has been made TO Slocum
Brothers by an English syndicate, which win
months In which to begin work under the con-
way field and another of so acres In the same
held have been purchased by the United oil
COMPANY The first purchase was made from
Oakland people and the second from Fresno
bankers.
on the property in section 20 is big gas
well. from which gas will be supplied to the
be extensively developed
Inc Midway Northern oil company, operating
on an so acre lease on the south half of the
northwest quarter of section 3212-23, has con-
tracted with the New Center and Anaconda
OIL companies for a large quantity of oil at
4I12c. The Midway Northern began delivery 10
DAYS ago through pipe line to the New Center.
J; NJ Danziger an official Of the Consolidated
Standard oil company has contracted for Con.
solidated gusher oil TO the extent of 1o,o00
barrels per day Within 80 days the Consoli-
dated expects to be delivering the maximum
amount daily. Tie Standard Is taking the oil
on daily runs, no quantity contract having been
The Consolidated Midway oil company's big
well made splendid showing recently. The
well was turned loose and gushed necessarily
for several hours. The sight was similar to
that OF the Lakeview when it first came In. The
Consolidated Midway's well is rated as a &C, ,oC0
barrel producer 1t is located section
32-1223.
The Anaconda oil company of Kern county
has levied an assessment of DC, delinquent
October 10.
Il F: Collins of Bakersfield has closed deal
with Charles Haberkin and associates. we'll
known Bakersfield oilmen with large Midway in
terests. for the development of all of section
90-3023 In the west side
Within a few days the agency's subcommittee
Is expected to pass final Judgment upon the
plans for floating loans on storage oil There
Is s.. no price guaranteed-to do SO would be
utterly impossible, as is pointed out by the
committee. 1t is simply guaranteed that the
oil is in storage and will be sold at the rate
OF not less than so many barrels every 80 days,
oO0Oo0 cut of the total storage being the pres
ent plan. The coupons for 100 barrels each.
Producers wanting money will be at liberty
to sell their certificates TO any for any
price
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisionx

CHICAGO Sept. 6.-Heavy selling Of wheat
by Danubian countries at much lower prices
than America offered made export business here
impossible today, and had considerable effect In
bringing about a net decline of 13sc to &C.
Corn and oats suffered likewise the former I'm
ishing &c to 2hc under the previous close
and the latter sc to 1hc Latest quotations
for hog products were TIC to 10c down TO SC
up.
Poor demand for cash wheat at all leading
centers the heavy movement southwest and
remarkable weakness at Paris counted against
values. The decline at the French capital was
due to big sales and equally large additional
offers from Russia and the Danube. Early in
the day spasm of strength was casoned here
by reports of recent purchases for export at San
Francisco to France and England, but the cities
east of the Rockies had no similar encourage
ment. Quite opposite, indeed the visible supply
showed q decided increase and there were much
improved conditions for plowing In the winter
wheat belt, where a greatly enlarged acreage
was regarded as assured. With slight excep-
ton the tone was weak almost from the start
December ranging from S101% to ST. .o311 and
closing 1$lc to &c down at S1.01ss TO S1.01H
Old corn Is now beginning TO move on q large
scale December fluctuations were between 551nc
and ofasc, with. the close &c to 21sc down at
o51ac TO 55esc. The cash market was weak.
No. yellow closed at 57% @5S1c.
Oats weakened on limited demand for cash
oats. December varied from 3515c to 361hc and
finished at 35ssc, a net loss of &c to &c.
Packers were sellers of provisions on little
bulge due to lighter xnn of hogs At the end
of the day pork SC to 10c lower lard SC
down to &c up and ribs unchanged to a nickel de-
cline
The leading futures ranged as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and other GRAINS

Wheat and Other Grains
Wheat-Is very slow of sale and prices are a
fraction lower all around.
CASH WHEAT
California club 81. .55 6212: Sonora 81 III
Clio; white Australian, 1.6715 al. 721a; north
ern club, $1.6lA al .63a4; Russian red, 81. 500
I621a; turkey red. $1.621a @167h; bluestem
$l1o@IITh per ctl.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Barley-0ceen freights continue steady at 23s
sd. usual European options. The chartered grain
tonnage In port is 27.S34. against 81. .436 on the
same date last year; disengaged, 21.e9s tons
against "a 600; on the way TO this port, 200 00C
tons, against 179, ST.
Receipts at this market continue heavy, but
spot offerings light and the market for the
cash grain rules firm
CASH BARLEY
No. / feed S161.0212; off grades. a5d971aC
per ctl; choice, S10324 a .05: new brewing and
shipping grades $1.05@110 per ctl. Feed, to
arrive, 956971ac
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
December .Sl.o7h si.67Is si.o7A 81 OIL
p. m. Session
December-S1.07 bid; S1-07A asked.
Oats-The market has declined a fraction and
is reported dull again
Red for feed, S1.1715 271s for ordinary and
s1.321a for choice; red for seed S1.3215 al 4215
black, nominal at S1.25G1.5O; gray, nominal
white. nominal at Sl.571a Q16215.
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk San
Francisco track, S1.55; white. $1.57; mixed,
81 50; sacked prices. TIC higher; white Egyp-
tian. S1.5001.55; brown do. 81 .6O61 65 per ctl
Rye-Nominal at Sl.55@1.7o per ctl.
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Dried Fruits, Ralzins. Nut. and Honey

Activity and great hrmness continues to char
acterize the fruit and raisin markets. No further
changes in prices for dried fruits are noted.
however. White fgs reported virtually
cleaned up out OF first hands. Prunes sti q
and In quick demand Pears higher.
Raisins still higher.
Fresno advtces report that over a quarter of
the crop OF raisins has already been bought
by the packers The general opinion, among
the most conservative, is that the crop this year
OF all varieties viii be at least $4,000 tons aud
1t is stated that over 10000 tons have alrea =
been purchased from the growers
Fruits-EvaporGted Apples, I@T2tc; fancy. STA
size; apricots, i1Q l3c, fancy MoOrparks, 13is
"a 14c, peaches, 6QIc; fancy, 7l30Sc; prunes.
new crop, 5Q5Iac net to growers in the country
with 1ac premium FOR 30s and Stc premium
for 40s; dgs. 4M5l4e; pears, 90I3c.
Raisins-New crop layers, clnsters-6 crown.
81 80: 5 crown. 50; 4 crown. S1.35d1.4O; 3
crown. S1-10d1-15; crown. 81; seeded. 81
for choice and Sic for fancy; ThompsOn's seed
less, 4G &c for unbleached and Iiae for bleached
loose muscatel. crown. sac; crown. 4atc:
. crown. 4lfc: Seedless. 81. Nl3Ac. new raisins
3Z d4c IN swear0Ox at Fresno
Nuts-Alameda, nonpsretls. 164ac; IAL, - l3c;
plus ultra. 14iacs peerless, lS1ac. brakes.
13c: langueGoes, lie: hardShell. Sizc. shelled al
nords. 29G3215c; walnuts, 13c per II for No. l
softslelS, she Tor No. do; pecans. 49, n
15c; peanuts Az NJc; pine nuts. 1S6l zee per II.
Honey--Wa ater white comb, 16d lie, white do.
12d12nc; amber DO. 1Otd11c; extracted. 81 a
&c for white, TGSc for light amber and 5le n
61Se per ID for amber.
eswax-271 4 G5oe per ID for light and 2S9
28e for dark
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Deciduous and Citrus Frufts

There was a fairly active market for fresh
fruits yesterday, but business was NOT Of the
large volume that sellers figured would folIow
Immediately after the holidays With receipts
OF the leading descriptions liberal. the market
generally had an easy tone stocks Of peaches
accumulated over the holidays and the market
lacked the steadiness shown at the close ~ 1ssr
week The Gamers were helping out however
paying up to $50 ton for the Phillips varietr
and $50 for ordinary clings. Plums, prunes and
high grade apples were firmly held. Choice Ger
man prunes brought 81 q crate. the highest price
obtained for anything in that line for severaI
weeks Gravenstein apples were closely cleaned
up anu holders OF fancy tier fruit were asking
higher prices Highly colored spftzenbergs and
other red varieties btOught $50 box and 81
was the ruling price for Tier bellefowers Figs
were easy on continued large arrivals while
ounces and winter pears continued to drag
Bartlett pears were firm. stocks being controlled
by a few houses. Nutmeg melons were easv
Over 200 boxes came IN from the river alone
and the cool, cloudy weather was against trade
were lower. while blackherrtes were in
limited supply and frm Grapes in
small packages dragged badly owing 70 tbe
lack Of demand for shipment All varieties were
egs to make selections from Some white VCs eo-
nichons came in and the receivers asked 75c a
Strawberries .5095 per chest
siseESsTris.sgS siiS21SsFlfSss per- per- chess. Chest
Huckleberries-5QIec per 10.
Apples (per box)-GraVensteins. $1.25d1.4O for
tier and 6SgT5c for 413 tier boxes; fancy red
Safees s5asSc for 18Ss s5oiss and SOe goc o'fe fe
common.
Pears 5Bartlstts. s1.25a2 per box: other va
rieties. 50cG$1 per box.
Quinces-65c690c per box.
Peaches-Sman boxes, 35650c; carriers 5Od
75c; small lugs, S0G5oc for cling and 5Od T5c
for freestones; large boxes, 75cGS1 for free
and 5O975c for clingstones.
Prunes-s5cQS1 for crates and 5O665c for
small boxes; pluns, crates. 6O0s5c. boxes so
@60c.
Figs (per drawerl-Black. 5OG75c for ordi-
nary and 65c@S1 for large river boxes; white
35@50c.
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 5Oc0s1 per box:
cantaloupes. s2G250 per crate; watermelons.
S1.2502 per dozen
Grapes-Crates. s5G75c for Isabella and 400
CSC for other varieliess Large boxes, Muscat
sSegs1. tokay 75eQ$1. ssedless e5@75e. black
Citrus Fruits (per bOx)-Valencia oranges
$350Q4 per choice and $25Od3 for standard:
grapefruit, S2.50d3 for seedless and S1dI5O
FOR common lemons, S5d5.5O for fancy. S3.5Oa
so for choice and S2.50@3 for standard; Next
can lines, $5.50Q6.
Tropical Fruits - Bananas, 75cdS1.75 Per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican. S26S for
Central American; pineapples. s1.5042.5O per
dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

PROFESS SIGNALS
TRADE ALONE

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-The pro-
fessional trading element had the
stock market almost to itself to-
day. Operations were largely In
United States Steel, Reading and
Union Pacific. The delivery of
the conservation congress at st.
Paul and its appearance on the
news ticker was followed by
recovery which reduced declines
to fractions. The comparison
thus made possible between views
on the same topic of the president
and his predecessor brought out
sharply the divergent lines of
their thought and deepened an
impression of cleavage. which is
litical outlook.
The weekly bank statement,
which appeared Saturday during
the three days recess of the
stock exchange, disclosed more
rapid depletion of cash reserves
the preliminary estimates.
That the interior demand for
cash for crop movement purposes
is now in full force continues
manifest from the further move
ment reported today. The heavy
movement of corn TO market is
an influence in this direction and
affected the price Of that grain to-
day also. Chicago banks report
that balances of interior banks
with the reserve agents are being
replenished at a good rate as
result of this grain movement.
Returns of railroad earnings
for July showed further the heavy
growth OF operating expenses and
pointed to the necessity Of cur
tailment of outlay in that di
reotion also. Weakness in the
London COPPER metal market
portion of the metal industrials.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales, par value, S1,156. 600.
United States bonds We're un-
changed on call
NEW YORK. Sept. Sc. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: The
stock market today was entirely
professional, with some little
support on the early declines,
which was the result of bear sell
little news over the three holt
days other than what has been
fully thraShed out in Wall street
in recent weeks, hence the vol
ume of trading remained very
small. with operations confined
to the floor of the exchange. The
heavy loss of S17.5oo,0o0 in the
day was a factor in creating the
belief that these reserves will be
entirely wiped out ere long and
that the stock market might re-
fleet this factor by showing fur
toer ther declines declines Big people. are
cept possibly TO maintain stabil-
ity, hence we can hardly expect
any material changes at the mo-
ment.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA, Sept. 6.-Wheat: Milling-Blue-
stem. e4c; club, soc. Export-Bluestem, s0@
91c; club, SIC.
Receipts for two dsys-Wheat. IS cars; oats,
10 cars; corn, 8 cars; hay. "a cars.
SEATTLE, Sept. 6--Wheat: Milling quota
tions-Bluestem. 94c; forty-foId. 9Oc; club, soc
fife. Soc red Russian, SIC. Export-Bluestem.
Gle; forty fold, SIC; club SEC; ffe, s6c; red
Russian, SAC.
PORTLAND. Sept 6.-Wheat: Track prices
Club, SIC; bluestem, 95G 96c: red Russian. Sc
valley, poe; turkey red. SS690c.
Receipts-Wheat "a cars; barley, cars; oats,
IS cars; hay, Is cars.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper stocks

BOSTON, Sept. 6-E. F. Hutton Co. s
wire says: The market is oppressirely dull
There is no selling. however and prices re
/ main at the level A vigorous eurtail-
ment policy has been inaugurated in Greene
I Csnsnea properties for August, 900 600 pounds
under July. GirouX officials yield TO demand of
stock holders for more publicity and issued
coursging statement Friday. Last sale of
metal by Copper Range mines was at 12sc.
The Commercial Times prints; On account
Of strong flow Of water that has been
countered in the lower workings sinking In the
main shaft Of the Giroux consolidated mining
company has been discontinued at depth of
| 50 feet below the 1000 foot level The full
a point so feet below the 1.200 foot level
] leaving the remaining 20 feet for a pump The
electric pump now in handles about As COO
gallons of water in "a hours, while the new
Prescott steam pumps which now being in
stalled at the 1900 foot level will have
capacity Of I,20O gallons a minute. As soon
ss the pumps are in position TO handle the
water the main shaft will be continued TO the
l.4o0 foot level where a crosscut will be run
to cut the ore body from the Alpha shaft.
The Ahmeek has made over 900, 900 pounds
Of copper a month so far this year, and it is
close to l4,0oo, 600 pounds. Shipments amount
10 about l. 700 tons of rock daily carrying
close TO 26 pounds Of copper to ton of rock.
The mine Is not running to capacity by any
means. 1t is certain however, that no increase
viii be made until the third or fourth heads
in the mill are completed about the first of
the year.
Some time in January the Calaveras copper
company. operating properties at Copperopolis,
the rate of 1000 COO pounds annually! Pper The b
company has. an immense tonnage of ore in
sight and production only awaits the compile
ton Of the smelter in which the finishing touches
Of installing the refinery department are now
under way
Lake advices are to the effect that a snlepdid
core has been taken from the No drill hole
on the South Lake mining company property
at depth Of 1.1o7 feet: The core showed
shot and nugget copper. The drill is now In
rich ground brown amygdaloid. -
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

Ordinarily the market for green produce would
nave been in good shape for sellers yesterday. as
receipts we're light and retail tradesmen were
BUSY stocking up after the holidays. There was
quite an accumulation Of old stock lying around,
however, and the pressure 10 rid the market OF
this had a. bad effect values. Peas and sum
mer squash were IN comparatively light supply
and cleaned up readily at satisfactory prices.
Green corn and tomatoes were in abundance and
easy There was very little inquiry for sweets
and receivers were unable TO effect clearances
even at round concessions The potato market
mad an easier tone. owing to a lull in the de
mand for shipment 10 eastern points Onions
were steady at the old quotations.
Potatoes-Riyer whites S5c0S1 per ctl: Sa-
l1nas Burbanks, $1.2501-45 per ell; sweet pota-
toes. S2@21O per ctl.
Onions-New yellow. 750S5c per ctl
segetables-Green corn. SlQ1-75 per sack:
tomatoes, 401I0c per box; green peas 4Gl6e per
10; string beans. 2G4c per 10; lima beans. 3G4c
per Ib' summer squash, sea 75c per box: egg
plant, 4O4b0c per box; green peppers. 4O66Oc
per box garlic. Sc per 10; cabbage. 9Oc0sl per
ctl; cucumbers, 40G5Oc per box. pickle cucum-
bers, $1d1.25 per box for No and 6S07 zoe for
No 2; caultAower. 5O@6jc per dozen; hrnps
I5c per sack carrots. 75c per sack: green oSra
80 95Oc per box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ticles Open High Low c


''Wheat-Has been weak almost from the
start brief and unimportant exception was
que to vigorous work on the part of larger local
professional spectators who noted the strength
northwest. where Winnipeg was affected BY bad
weather and where the American markets were
lnHuenced by smaller receipts than expected
The poor demand for cash wheat at all leading
centers, the continued heavy movement southwest
and the weakness of foreign markets and statis-
ties have counted against values. Paris markets
are very weak today on large Russian and Danu-
bian offers and sales. Other European markets
show very slight changes. San Francisco has re-
ported recent sales for cash to France and Eng
land. but the Atlantic seaboard has reported
nothing. Visible supply shows an increase for
the last week OF 1,455.0OO bushels. against an
increase of S04, 900 year ago Canadian visible
decreased 657 900 bushels. against IS 900 increase
year ago. Cash demand here very slow and the
decline has not as yet stimulated any export
business Rains have been general in the last
"a to 12 hours and may delay marketings OF
wheat. They have meanwhile. however, vastly
improved the condition Of the soil for plowing in
the winter wheat belt and a largely increased
acreage is now being put in- Duluth wheat
stocks have increased 357 600 bushels thus far
this week and Minneapolis stocks have increased
900 bushels in three days.
'Corn-The market has been extremely weak.
Much long corn sold for scattered owners
who were Influenced by the fine rains over the
corn belt in the last "a to 70 hours These rains
will greatly increase the weight Of the crop.
Much old corn is now beginning 10 and may
be expected to continue as the new crop i'm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Poultry and Game

Two cars Of western poultry have reached the
market thus far for the week and another is
expected at any time Receipts from state ship
ping points are free. but there Is good demand
and every thing except very small young chickens
cleans up well from day 70 day Dealers expect
week
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens. S515.50 for small
S627 for large and 81. 7.5O6S.5O for extra: yenng
rooSters. $6G7; do extra. S7-5O0S-5O: old roost-
ers. 50; fryers. S4G5: broilers, S3-5O@4 Tor
large. $3Q3-5o for medium and s2-5O02-T5 for
50. 50Q3; geese, S262-50 per pair
Game tper dozen}-NominaL
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Reans and seed.

Some new crop bayo beans have come Infa fts
market. selling at sc per ID. Otherwise there -
nothing in beans. -
Beans (per etll-Bsyos. S5a5.5O; small vvb34a
$5.S594.lO: large white. $3-75a4; pink ss1
625. red. S696.10; blaekeye. S5.5O65 IS: 1rns
oG4oO. red kidneys. nominal cranher~v
beans. s4-4og4 4 5O garvanzss. s2.5O63 25: horse
sseds-Brown mustard, 4lscs yellow mustard
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-Money on call easy,
aga per cent: ruling rate, j q; closing bid,
IN; offered at 2.
Time loans, very dull and hrm so days 3a "A
per cent; 80 days, IA 9412; months. AZ @5.
Prime mercantile paper, 512 G6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. .S315G4. $3.50 for 60 day
bills and at 81 $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4S21a @4.S3.
Bar silver, 52Nc.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Social Di,pafch TO The Call

PETALUMA Sept 6-The price Of eggs.
high figure and the prices quoted today, were
the best OF the season. The Petaluma egg
change paid Soc for first grade. CSC 10 2Sc
eording 10 grade. were paid by independent
dealers and spectators. Demand Is good. De
livery Of eggs and poultry heavy today.
SANTA CRUZ. Sept. Gwen with the sup
ply OF eggs more than sufficient to meet local
conditions there is still change in the egg
market, poulrymen receiving from 346135c per
aozen In for their produce. The wholesale price is
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Visible Grain SunpIr

NEW YORK, Sept. 6-The visible supply of
grain in the United States Saturday. September
3, as compiled by the New York produce
change, as follows:
Wheat. 26, 452. 900 bushels; increase. .454 0o0
Corn. 2,750, 900 bushels; increase, 5s5 OO0
Oats, 16.26o,00o bushels; increase, 3. .To9. 900.
Rye. liz. 600 bushels: decrease. SO, 900.
Barley, 92s. 900 bushels; increase, $4,000.
The visible supply OF wheat in Canada last
Saturday was 1854 900 bushels, a decrease OF
65T, 900.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.--The condition of the
follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. $500, 400, ,e69; silver
dollars, S4S5, 246,000; silver dollars of 1890,
S3,os3,0Oo; silver certificates outstanding S4s5,
246 600.
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, S6,5S2,5I1; current liabilities, S97,
1924; working balance in treasury Offices
$33, 4sI $40; in hanks to credit of treasurer of
the United States, 35.So1 ,3S2; subsidiary silver
coin, $50 800 09S; minor coin $500 $50: total bal
ance in general fund So. So. .341.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 6-Flour-Quiet and lower
to effect sales. Receipts, 40.4o3 barrels; ship
ments, 1857 barrels.
Wheat-Spot, weak; No. red. S1.05t eleva-
tor and 81 .o515 (. o. b. sioat: new No. north
ern Duluth, 81 % [. o. b. TO arrive. The market
for wheat futures was generally weak and lower
all day, rejecting extensive liquidation, based on
bearish weekly statistics, large movement and
showed IN @1%c net decline. September closed
at S1.o6%. December at S1.0s7s and May at
S1.13%. Receipts, $1,000 bushels; shipments,
16 43S bushels.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

PORTLAND. Sept. 6-Clearings, S1,ss7 oao;
balances, S93, ,727.
TACOMA, Sept. 6.-Clearings, $1.27O. .535; bal
ances, S141,11s
SEATTLE Sept. 6.-Clearings $211745s; bal
ances, $29o, ,3O6
SPOKANE, Sept e.-clearings, $500, ,s45; bal
ances, SS6. .644