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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-24
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LUBBOCK WILL RUN-Alameda, Sept 23.-
City Treasurer Oswald Lubbock has issued a
statement in which he declares that he will
be a candidate for reelection at the election
next April.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p..Ite sn.., wh.rt

NET HEHl AHD'SRoUTE-Ffo Pacific snsst Wharf
Collinsvle, Ennaton. Rio VISTA Isleton. Ryde Wal
nut Grove. vorden. CORTLAND. Carksburg Sacramento
Steamer Navajo. leaves San Francisco 800 g. m daily
except Sunday stopping at points shown arriving Sac
ramento 500 pm. Leaves Sacramento 800 pm. Saay
except Sunday no stops en- route) arriving San Fran
cisco 500 am
Steamer Medoc or Apaehs leaves San Francisco LOO
pm. Daily except Sunday: arrive San Francisco 1lo0
pm.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL

Leave Via Sausalito. Arrive.
6:45a lPetaluma, Santa Rosa, sHealds-I
burg. 'Cloverdale, Guerneville
Monte Rio, Duncan Mills,
- Cazadero ...:......-........ te:o5p
7:15s Sonoma. Glen Ellen 6:O5p
1;45a lPetaluma, Santa Rosa Healds-1
burg, Cloverdale, Ukiah, Will
Its, Sherwood. ........... 7:35n
e:15alPt: Reyes, Camp Meeker GAIA
zero Il 7:S5u
S:45a Petaluma. Santa Rosa Guerne-
vile. Monte Rio. Duncan Mills
Qeaves from Cazadero) l 7.o5n
70 70 :12a Sonoma 5ien Ellen. ..-..--. tS:35p
Il
10 Asa Petaluma, Santa Rosa .. 4.35n
f2:45pPt. Reyes, Camp Meeker GAIA
Zero eel .O5a
3:15p Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healds-i
burg. Cloverdale Ukiah Guer-
neville. Monte Rio. Duncan
Mills Sebastopol Ito GAIA
dero Saturday and Sunday II .o5a
4:45p Sonoma, Glen Ellen. ....... o.o5a
5:15p Petalufna. Santa Rosa S:35s
5:45plPt. Reyes (leayes 7:15 D. m
sundays -.-...............I S.O5s
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OAKLAND HARBoR FERRY-Ffom San Francisco.
Market Street Warwick Days-Howly from 600
am. to 800 pm. Sundays-645 sis. 945. Ills
am. 12.45. Els. a45. 5l5. 645 sis and s45 pm.
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afor Morning . for Afternoon Sunday excepted
Sunday only. Saturday and Sunday only
aSunday and Monday only
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-Ns AIamsda Pier.
To Oakland and Aiameda-t610 te45 am. and then
10 and As minutes past the hour until 7.45 pm. then
$50 9l5, 1000, l0.45. l1s0 pm. and l215 an.
70 Alameda and Frutvals via Horssshos above.
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Union Transfer Co. authorized TO cheek Baggage
iirect from residence.
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MINING STOCKS

Jumbo ExteI.sion continued the active mining
stock yesterday. thousands of shares changing
hands at 64@6Tc. The other southern Nevadas
net materially changed.
In the ComstocGs o?hir advanced from 81 .07 IA
to S1.17la under good list Of sales. The other
stocks in this district stood about as before
The cleanup Of cyanide precipitates for the
Tonopah Extension mill run covering the first
IA days Of September resulted in the production
of 1879 pounds of bullion, valued at $1,000
per pound, abc1:t S17, 800, to which must be
added the values CT the concentrates gathered
which held back until the end of each
month and general shipment made.
The mill reporJ OF the Tonopah mining COM
pany for the last week shows that average
of 95 out of tie 100 stamps were dropping con-
stantly. crushing 3,375 tons of ore of an aver
age value of S25.5 per ton. The shipments
from the Mill consisted of 81 bars OF bullion
valued at $4,000 and 80 tons of concentrates
valued at S14. .00e. making a total output of
$57 0o0 An average extraction OF SO per cent
WAS recorded.
The mines of Ionopah district shipped a total
of 1908 ions of ore Of the estimated value of
$3.50, 125 to the mills last week. The Tonopah
mining company sent 3,150 tons. the Montana
l,050 tons Belmont 1850 tons, Tonopah Exten-
sion )10 tons, Wes- End 375 tons, MacNamara
100 tons and Midway 80 tons.
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OIL STOCKS

There was more doing In the oil stocks yes
terdny, though the market could not be called
active. Associated firm at $3.50 and
Palmer st $1.32H. Union higher at 500 and
there was / sale of Mckittrick at $3.50.
The Ethel d company completed we'll No. 6
being excellent producer. This company has
record for Zig productions in all of its wells
Their No. T. which brought in last March
and for two months produced at the rate of
$500 barrels day and which is now making
steady run of 500 barrels. has never missed
minutes time since being brought in.
Captain John BarneSon, head of the Esperanto
oil company. is closing deal for the purchase
of the Esscx oil company's holdings section
ell % on the fiat east of Maricopa.
The laI d involved Is the southwest 40 and
the northeast 40 acres OF the northeast quarter
OF the section.
The well recently brought in by the Essex
the southwest 10, together with the boarding
house, bunkhcuscs and all other improvements,
go with the purchase.
While the purchase price has not been made
public yet, it is current rumor that 1t is
somewhere between 100000 and $4,000
About week ago the Pacific Midway we'll
an the Obispo lcase started to belch forth oil
AMI despite restraining efforts persisted in pro-
duciug. They gave the gate extra turn
down, but still the well 'heaved'' and despite
every effort shut it off is producing at the
the company has been able to take care of the
surplus production by constructing earthern res
crvoirs, having two already filled and now start
ing On the third.
The Midway Northern's well No. 1 on section
32.12-23 is producing 2.5o0 barrels per day,
line to the raiIrosd and is shipping 1000 barrels
daily. 4 central eciler plant, cookhouse and
other improvements are under way and we'll
No. will be started next week.
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TRADING HALTS
IN WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The
worlds money markets responded
again today to the strain of prep
arations for the coming OCTOBER
settlements. The private discount
rate was higher in London, Ber-
lin and Paris and the resulting
demand for remittance from New
York caused a responsive advance
in the foreign exchange rate here.
The rise in the london discount
rate was sharp.
1t is evident that interior de-
mand for crop moving. purposes
is not yet filed. Today 100000 in
gold was withdrawn from the
subtreasury for shipments to Can
ada. The subtreasury account
shows balance against the banks
for the week already of 50, 900
and that institution had credit
balance at the clearing house to-
day of $434.706, foreshadowing a
considerably larger cash loss by
the banks tomorrow. The actual
surplus reserve Of the banks on
Saturday having stood at but
S17.577.000 the necessity follows
of shifting Of credits.
The details of the national bank
returns TO the comptroller for
September 1 make it evident that
must be met by the central reserve
banks, the country banks being
loaned up to near the limit of
available resources.
The restraint on the speculation
exercised by the stiffening of the
money market was emphasized by
check to the movement in Read
ing.
Bonds were irregular Total
sales par value $2,460.000
United States bonds were un-
changed for bid price on call.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-E F.
Hutton & Co. S wire says: Oper-
ations in securities today We're Of
the reactionary kind, especially in
the early dealings. Another heavy
loss of cash by the banks aggre-
eating over $500, 600 for the
week SO far to the treasury and
the probability of the raising of
the Bank of England rate tomor-
row were the technical factors
used for a market setback. The
selling during the session, how
ever. was decidedly professional.
with the result that losses for the
day were inconsequentia
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Short sellers OF wheat
overreached themselves today. Offerings turned
out TO be too free, although the news was de-
cidedly bearish. foreign conditions in particular.
The result was that purchases 10 cover sales
pushed prices up and the close was at net ad-
vance Of K6%c. Final quotations of corn were
shade to Is a &c down, oats unchanged to Lice
of and provisions the same as last night to SOC
below
Wheat closed on a rally and at almost the best
prices of the session On the start of trading
large profers from Russia and Argentine at
lower prices affected the European markets bear
ishly and incidentally Influenced Chicago. Popu-
lar sentiment here became sided in the alb
sence of any definite developments favoring the
bull side. Primary receipts showed a decrease,
but shipments from primary markets continued
low in the extreme. In this connection it was
noted that Minneapolis wheat stocks rose 715. 600
bushels In four days, compared with gain OF
10, 600 bushels year ago. Manitoba exporters
sent word that the best bids from across the sea
were 2@3c under workable limits. December
ranged from 97kc to 9S1ac and closed firm 4 a
sc up at 9S% @9S1ac.
December corn sold from 501sc to 5OSc, clos
ing steady shade of at 501a G5O&c. Cash
corn was weak. No yellow closed at 5215 q
52Ac.
Oats followed other grain. December ductua-
tions were between 331ac and SO &c, with the
finish at the last named quotation and no differ
ence from last night.
Provisions declined. Latest figures were 1711
@30c cheaper for pork. unchanged to 20c lower
for lard and 10@15c down for ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Omen. High. Low. Close.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. S5~6066 net
without discount; bakers extras, s5.6046; super
fine, 81 .40d4- 10; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl S4SO65.05 for family bakers and patents
and $4 O504.S 80 for cutof; Kansas patents. $40;
do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents. SI-4O; DC
straights. S7.20: do clear, SO. 80 per bol
Farfnaceous GOOds-Buckwheat dour. S4.2O;
buckwheat -four. self-raising, s.; buekvheat
greats $S; corn meal, yellow So, white So. extra
cream yellow S3-25. extra cream white So 25
corn -four. So; cracked wheat. So 80; entire wheat
nour, 800; farina. So SO; graham nour. 81;
hOminy large S3. small So granulated s.; Oat-
meal 81 25: DO groats s4.25; pearl barley. 81 20;
rice -four. S6; rolled oats. 81 Is; rolled wheat
SO. 80; rye dour, S3.25; rye meal. $40; split
peas, yellow s6. green $3.50; extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs $3.50, 30 10 sacks 81; rolled fakes.
$50 ID bbls S5.75. 2 30 10 sacks S5-25; rolled
wheat, $50 lbs S4.75, rs ID sacks $4.25.
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GRAIN MARKET
Wheat and otb.r cr,,,


W neat-The current fluctuations continue es
dull. anu iiaue Is SUN
CASH WHEAT
1ahfornia club $1.5211 0155; Sonora. s.. ION
To- 10 white Australian, s1.55G / S5: northern
cluo, S!.oo@ 160; Russian red 81 5O6 I 55: tur-
Key req, $l:o21a a LOS; do milling, 81 651l. 20:
piuestem, $l.65@1.7 10 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a n. Session
No quotations
bariey-Prfees are again lower but there is
more doing the decline having stimulated the
uemano Sales of six cars bright feed at 81 and
extra choice sold. at $1.01A
CASH BARLEY
NO reed, 81; off grades, 95M971hc per ctl
s1o,ce, "a $l.OlA; brewing and shipping grades
SlOo01.10 per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a. Session
May .;......s s1.1o $1-10 q $1.1o s1.10
May 81 10 bid
December-S1.0 .05 bid s1.O5% asked
0ats-Dealers still complain of the large Of
ferIngs and the general dpllness Of the market.
Red for feed, $1.20g 271a for ordinary and
Sl50 for choice red for seed, 81. 3O011 IS; black
Sl.lO@1-20 for feed and 81. 35@1 so for seed
gray. nominal; white. S1.55@1.60.
Corn-California large yellow, 81 62Ld1 65:
small round yellow, S1.S5@1.9O: western states
yellow. in bulk San Francisco tracks 81 4s:
white. $1-50: mixed. S1.4I; sacked prices 71ac
higher; white Egyptian, 81. 5o01.55; brown do
$f60@1s5 per ctl.
Rye-$1. 60G 1.65 per ctl.
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GeneraI NTerchnndl.e

BagsGrain bags. SIS 9517c, san Quentin
bags 5Ac wool bags, 81 &c for S1z ID and 29lsc
for 10: fleece twine, 711c per ID
Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIG per
ton; Wellington. SO; New Wellington. 50: Coos
bay, 81; Australian house-Richmond. etc. 50:
Pelaw Main. 50: Stanford Richmond. SO: Cum
berland SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks: welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, $16 per ton In bulk and
SIT in sacks
Ofl-Quotations for barrels Linseed 81 10
per gallon for boiled and ST. II for raw cases Sc
more; castor oil in cases. No. 1. T1c: Baker >
AA, s11791.19; China nut. cases. 6Oa70c per
gallon; cocoanut oil, in barrels, S06S315c FOR
XXX, 7T1aGS1c for No I and 75a7Si5c FOR No
2. according to quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. soc; natural winter sperm Oh. soc
natural whale OIL, soc; pure lard OIL. 81; winter
strained lard oil. 90e; pure neatsfoot oil az !.
No neatsfoot oil, 65c;- herring oil. SOC; salmon
oil. soc; boiled nsh oil, soc; paint oil. 45c
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc.-Water white i-a A
barrels or drums. DC; $50 degree OIL iron barrels
or drums 1012c; special do. lie: pearl oil IN
16c; astral 16c; star. Ice; extra star iae.
Elaine. 26iae: eocene. 19c; red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk lie. In 24c; engine dfaffl
late. in drums 71ac. cases 7c moye: IS degree
gasoline, in bulk 3oc, in cases e7kes varaisb
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch to The Call

PETALUMA, Sept. 2--The high price of eggs
is still maintained. After the receipt OF q.Ofs
tions from the San Francisco dairy exchange the
Petaluma egg exchange paid 44c for first grade
Independent dealers and spectators paid Ale tc
SOC. according to grade The poultry market i
easy. The demand for eggs is good.
SANTA CRUZ, Sept 26--The egg market re-
mains practically unchanged. Merchants still
demand 45c for first grade eggs and pay from
40c TO 42c per dozen TO producers.
SANTA ROSA, Sept 2S.-ThereHwas an ad.
vance of 1e per dozen in the price OF eggs on
the local market today receipt of advices
from the morning transactions on the San Fran.
cisco dairy produce exchange. Local dealers are
quoting 44c per dozen for choice, spot cash, and
41c for seconds. Higher prices will prevail
the supply is very limited and the demand
strong.
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Hay and Feedstuffs
lers & Co. say OF hay:

Somers & Co. say OF hay:
Hay receipts continue along. practically uus(
changed. 5000 tons having arrived during the
last week. which, needless to say. Is sufficient
for all demands. There is some evidence now Of
the fields being cleaned up, which gives buyers
a little more confidence in making offers. for
they realize that there VIII probably be no
great rush Of hay from and therefore no
practically all the hay Is under cover. and the
farmers who yet have hay out are using every
effort TO get il under cover or 70 ship II 20
market, realizing that heavy rain may be eS-
pected at most any time
Probably after time viii see little bet
ter prices for hay, as IL must be taken from
warehouses; which. OF course. necesSitates extra
expense This is already becoming evident With
especially being in fairly good demand consider
ing the small quantity OF this class wnleh Is
being marketed We do not look for a material
advance-in fact. do not believe when We
tbat we viii see a sufficient increase in market
value here to cover the cost Of storing, insur-
ing, etc.
Middlings-SS4936 per ton
Shorts-S30Q32 per ton
Feedstu6s-RoIled barley. So 50@2450 rolled
oats for feed $29G31; mixed feed, S2S926 for
average lots; hnseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40.
10 tons $4,000 tons SAL. smaller lots s41.50 !
cocoanut cake or meal at mills, SIS so IN 20 and
10 and s26 in 5 ton lots: jobbing, $3.50; corn
meal, $36@37; cracked corn, S36937; alfalfa
meal carload lots SIT, jobbng SIS; red star al
faIfa meal, $17 In car lots and SIS tobbing: No
destO alfalfa meal. SIT In car lots and SIS JOB
jobbing; Caproco oilcake meal 1850 per tom
caIfaIfa $40 In car lots and $50 Joboing.
Hay-Ordinary wheat, ST9lz-oOs choice. $3.50
a; wheat and cat ss@id 5C5e tame cat 9ld 80
stock hay. S5@6-5o per ton
Straw-35@6oc per bale
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Hide-. Tallow. wool and Hops

under quotations; heavy sa1ted steers. 10i4 j;
light medium, NS15c; light. &C.; cowhides. sE;
stays, &c; saltsd kip, 1055c; saIted veal, l8e;
I3c: dry kip, I7c; dry calf. 23cs sheepsktns.
shearIings. 25@4Oc each; short wool 4007oe;
2O65Oc: horsehides. salt. 81 2563 for large and
81 5On2 for medium. 75c9$1 for small and 25
d5Oc for colts; horsehides, dry. S292-25 for
large and 81 2562 for medium. 50c4$1 for
small and 25@5Oc for colts; goatskins, prime
angoras, 75cG$1; large hair goats, S0@4oei me-
dium. 2063Oc; small. 5915c.
Tailow-No. / rendered, 51a96Ac; No. 2.
65c; grease, 2d2hc-
Woo1Nsoring clip, San Joaquin. years staple.
aS5iic- do months. 7611cs northern, Sonoma
and Mendocino, 1S02Oc; Humboldt, 20c asked :
Nevada. 13616c per ID ~
FsI1 clip-AIountain free. 9011c; no1 -hern and
valley. 7910c; San joaquin tal and lambs. "a
Zoe; do defective and heavy. ogIe per ID
nominal; crop Of 1910. 121s G1613c per ID.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Conner Stocks

BOSTON Sept 2s.-E. F. Hutton's wire saws:
The copper shares market opened with steady
tone, but extremely dull, and continued so all
day and all signs point to a material decline
in the metal visible supply. This with a quiet
picking Of the better class of copper shares.
leads us to believe that will experience a
marked improvement. Companies selling metal
through the American smelters company are
said 10 be sold ahead to December l. Calumet
and Hecla have again advanced their metal price
to 13c.
There was really no feature today whatever
except the most intense dullness. If there is
city Of stocks and the fact that any inquiry
seems TO move them up quite easily. North
while bid Of 1s% for Chino did not bring out
any stock
Anaconda declared regular quarterly dfv-
oend Of SOC per share. payable October 10 TO
holders of record October 6.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
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Deciduour and Citrus Fruits

Dech0uOuS and CftruS fFulHs
The fruit market continued Overstocked with
most kinds and the general tone was weak The
peach season is rapidly closing Nutmeg melons
continued in large supply and weak. Good 1gs
were firm. Almost ali kinds Of table grapes
were ere oEsTpls'ntifS.l 81 and md, SLOW.
Raspberries-$4@6 per chest.
HuckleberrieS-3aIT per ID.
Cranberries-COOs bay. ssG4 per box; Cape
Apples (per bozl--Fancy red. $1a1.25: com
mon to choice. jOGI Soc.
Pears-Bartletts, nominal; other varieties. sc.
ouinces-si@t . per box
Peaehes-SnaI boxes, 35G5Oc; large boxes,
10 "a Sjc: carriers. 4Od 6Oc.
Plums and Prunes-4O065c per crate.
Figs (per drawerl-Black. 40d65c for ors Z
nary and 5Od Toe for large river boxes; white,
nominal.
Pomegranates- Toe per box.
taloupes. S1.5OG2 per crate; watermelons, s10
Grapes~Crates. T5cG$1 for Isabella and 4oa
large boxes. muscst. 50@T5c: tokay. -4OG65c;
seedless. 75ea$1; black. 4OG5Oc; wine grapes
Citrus Fruits (per box)-valencia oranges.
So. T5G4 for fancy, S363.5O for choice and $foc
e. az Tor a ssaHsard 5G gTaPer5u $gS1o oDS rs5 81
for fancy, $9. 9.50G4-50 for choice and S2-5O0S
for standard; Mexican lines s6 5oE1 49,
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cM$l-15 per ouncn
for Hawaiian and Mexican. S2dS for Central
American; pineapples. $15o@2-5O per dozen
Dried Fruits, Raisfns, Nuts and Honey
No further change in fruits and raisins Is re
ported. California chestnuts are selling at the
quotation below.
Fruits-Evaporated apples. 7671zc; fancy Sc;
apricots, 11H13c; fancy MoOrparks. 1317 g14e;
peaches 51s061zc: fancy. 7dSc; prunes, A q
SIZE to growers. with 11Ae premium for 3os and
Sc premium for 4Os; hgs, 4H44he for black
and 5d61ac for white; pears. ~ G12c.
Raisins-New crop layers, clusters-S crown,
$3.50; crown, 81; 4 crown. 1.60; crown
s1.25; 2 crown. s1.15; seeded. 5Ss 8eAS. FOR
choice and SIC for fancy; ThOmpson's sesdiesS'
5A @51ac for unbleaehed and The for bleaehed:
loose muscatel, crown 5&c; crown, Sc:
crown. 41.e; seedlesS, 3% GAZE new raiSins,
81 14c in sweatbox at Fresno
ne plus ultra. 145c; peerless. 131zc, brakes;
1Se; languedocs. 12c; hardsheit, S31e; sheled
almonds. 29632c; Walnuts. 15c per 10 for
No. / sOftsheIs. lac for No do; hardshen.
lie; pecans. 145 M15c: peanuts. Al 0oc: pine
nuts 1s62oc: California chestnuts. 121ac per ID.
Honey-water white comb. 1901 white do.
124 4121ac; amber do. 1Od11cs extracted, S11@9e
for white. 76sc for Light amber and 5h961ze
per ID for amber.
Beesvax-271@ 6l30c per ID FOR light and so
26c for dark.
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R.ar. and Se-ds

No further changes In beans were quoted yes
terday. but the market continues easily innu-
eRces by crop arrivals
Beans (per ctl)-New bayos. 81 I59o; new
small white S3-6003- IS; new large white, 81 p
G3. .65; new pink. $685.; red. nominal; new
blaekeyes $5@5.1O; lima. S4-60Q4-75; red kid
nsys nominal; cranberry beans, -; gasyanzas'
81. .500l3. 25: horse beans, new, S1-75g2-
Seeds-Brown mustard, 41zc: yellow mustard.
-; nsxseed. 5@51ac; canary. 315QS%e; al
falfa. 14@15c; rape, 1@21se; timothy. The;
Dried Peas-Green So. 1908 per ctL
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s-The condition %
the treasury at the beginning OF business TODAY
Trust funds-Gold coin, $s94, ,s34. .ee9: silver
dollars $4S4, ,S74, 900; silver dollars of 1870
S74. 600. *fos'-
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen.
26T; working balance in treasury ofdces s3o
202, 1885 in banks 10 credit Of treasurer of the
United States. $36,s1S. .62s; subsidiary silver
coin. $lS,O241lo; minor coin, SsoS 499: total
balance in general fund. $50 ,625, ,44e.
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Northern Wheat Market

TACOMA. Sept 2s.-wheat: Milling Blue
stem. Gle; club SIC; red Russian. SIC. Export
Bluestem, sOc; club. sSc forty fold. S5Gs6d; red
Russian Sic.
Receipts-Wheat. So cars: barley, cars; oats,
cars: hay. cars; corn, / car.
SEATTLE, Sept. 2s.-Wheat: Milling quota
tions-Bluestem. soc; forty-foid. S5c; club. sac;
ffe Sac; red Russian. SIC. Export-Bluestem.
sec: forty fold. see; club, sic; fife sic; red Rus
sian. 19c.
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat, 10 cars; oats,
cars; hay. 2S cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Sept. 2S.-Wheat: Track prices
Club S3GS4c; bluestem. 9O691c: red Russian,
s0qSlc; valley, ssc; turkey red, s29S6c; forty
fold S5Gs6c.
Receipts Wheat. 50 cars; barley. cars; oats,
cars; hay, 10 cars
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THE CALL
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers un-
changed.
Spot and future cotton higher.
Local stock markets without fea-
ture.
Wheat unsettled and ductuatinx.
Barley market weaker. Oats still
dull.
Hay and feedstuffs UNCHANGED.
New prices for Goldfish issued.
Butter, eggs and cheese higher.
Fruit market overstocked and
weak.
Potatoes easier. Onions firm.
Poultry market favors sellers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
Potatoes, Onions and veret,b,e.

Onions were slightly higher yesterday. while
potatoe were easier. Green corn was neglected
the demand for It has lately fallen or The
tomato market continued oversuppled and weak
Burbanks, 81 -40G1-60 per ctl; sweet pota-
toes S2d225 per ctl
Onions-New yellow, S1d1.10 per ctl
yegetables-Green corn, S1.50@2 per sack
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
Jumbo Extension and Associated
Oil Are the Only Active Stocks
losing bid, 24 per cent; offered at 2l4 per

closing bid, 2A per cent; offered at 2ls per
cenr.
Time loans stronger: so days. per cent; 80
days, AZ per cent; six months, Az G4es per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5h as per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills S4. s3d4. 1915 for GO day
bills and at $4 $50 for demand.
Commercial bills s4.S3@4.s3h.
Bar silver. 53atc
Mexican dollars, 45c.
Government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.