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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-05

PRICES HALTINd
AND IRREGULAR

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-The spec
ulative attitude toward the stock
market remains one of watching
and waiting. as was shown in the
hating and irregular movement
of prices today and the extreme
dizziness of trading. Belief that
bankers had been called on again
to relieve some overextended ac-
counts of large capitalists had
disturbing effect on sentiment.
The course of the crops holds
the largest share of speculative
attention. The making, of the
harvest for wheat as it proceeds
northward seems to bear out the
earlier estimates or to exceed
them, both as TO yield and quality.
Evidence of Improvement in corn
does not preclude anxiety over the
critical period still TO be met by
that crop. The cotton market to-
day was taken to indicate more
hopeful prospect, the predictions
of rain in the southwestern por-
ton of the belt making an ele-
ment in that feeling.
The reported denial by the
president of the United States
steel corporation that prices of
steel products were being cut did
not set at rest entirely the belief
that the market in that industry
was tending there. The special
weakness in the copper indus
trials revived doubts over the sue
cess of efforts to bring about eff
fective reduction of output.
In the field of politics the petit
tion of party conventions in the
western states was advanced by
some operators as ground for sell
ing stocks, in the view that move
ments to alter the tariff and re-
newed agitation of anti-corpora-
ton sentiment would detract from
the demand for corporation secur-
tiles.
The favorable views of the crop
outlook and several good reports
of car loadings by rail were fac
tors in turning the downward
movement of prices upward.
The net changes proved trivial.
Bonds were irregular. Total
sales par value s1,473,o0O.
United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Hides TnIlnrx. WOOL and Hon.

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1391e uns
der QuOtati lions: heavy sailed steers. 10cs nghe
medium, &c; light. Sc; eowhides. Sc; stays. 613 a
T12c; sailed kip. 915c; salted veal, 1415c: salted
calf 1461415e: dry hides. 171s 91Sc; dry salt
hides 12c; dry kip. 1914 gle; dry calf. 21@
22e; sheepskins. shearlings. 25Q40c each; short
WOOL 4O6G0c; medium. 6099Oc; long wool, 9Oc
dS1 25; lambs, 2545Oc; horsehides, salt. 81. %
as for large and $1.50d2 for medium, 75c@$I
for small and 2565Oc for colts; horsehides.r drys
81 5Od2 % for large and 81. 25012 for mediums
5Oc0$1 for small and 25650c for colts; goat4
skins, prime angoras. I5cQ$1; large hair gOatSs
3O64Oc; medium, 20125c; small. 56D15c.
Tallow-No. / rendered, 81 061zc; No. 2 Al
sc; grease, 2G21ac.
WoOl-Sprlng clip, San Joaquin, years staple,
Use: Humboldt and Mendocino. 16GiSc per ID.
Hops-Calfornia. 1O@15c for crop OF 1905
Oregons, 1O@I5c per ID; crop OF 1910, 121a 915c
per ID.
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MINING STOCKS

There was little life in mining stocks yes
terday. The Goldfeld merger mines stock
heavily dealt in, 81, $50 shares going at S@11c,
but the other southern NevHdas were tame.
In Mexican
The Tonopah Extension mining company has
shipped ON July account about so tons Of
centrates. valued at about $500 per ton, and a
semimonthly cleanup of cyanide precipitates is
now being made which is expected to produce
Sill, 600 in bullion.
The report Of the Nevada consolidated copper
company for the quarter ended June 80 shows
that the average cost of production per pound
OF copper during the three months period was
634c pound. as against 7.S9c for the pre-
ceding quarter. This reduction enabled the
the payment of STAG, 600 In dividends.
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grain.

Wheat and Other Grains
transformations show a number of Huctu-
atoms, both VI. and down. The market con-
tinues quiet and easy
CASH WHEAT
California club, S1.65@1.T0; Sonora, s1.GI1a a
l;4f1ai white Australian, S1.70@1.so: northern
club, S1.65@1.70; Russian red 81. IS al. 20: tur-
Key red, $1.671 glib; bluestem, $I.75@1. S21h.
FUTURES
10 a. Session.
No quotations.
Barley-Prices show no further change, but the
market is more less weak, with buyers hold
Ing on. Receipts ample
CASH BARLEY
No / feed, $l.V50106A of grades, $1@
1-021a per ctl; extra choice, S1.071s; new brew
ing and shipping grades s1.10@1.1 1914 per ctl
FUTURES
10 g. Session
December-$1.11.
D. N. Session
open High Low Close
December Isl .11A S1.11A Sill SILL
Oats-The assortment is more varied and prices
show considerable change. Red, for feed, 81 80
@1.45 for ordinary feed and $1.475s also for
choice; red for seed, Si.5011.57h; black, S156
asked; gray, S1.62Ia @1671a, white, 81. 10 bid
to arrive this month.
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk. San
Francisco track, S1.61: white. s1.63; mixed.
s15s;. sacked prices, TIC higher white Egyp.
tian, sI5o@1.55; brown do, s1.60 asked per ctI
Rye-$1.55@1.70 per etl
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce AUGUST 4
Provisions

Cottolene is u higher No other changes
Cottolene-One half Dbl, 1215c; 8 half bbls
ros<e.Si tierce toi.c. . Heroes I51L tfaraas
12c.
Hams and Bacon--The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 21@21hc; picnic
hams, Ice; California hams, 2o1ac; extra fancy
bacon, 80 Iac fancy bacon. to lbs. 11ac; s
TO 10 lbs 29Iac; 10 to 12 lbs. ETC; sugar cured
2SIac; light dry salt bacon, TO 10 lbs. 2s1ac;
10 to ~ lbs. p &c; medium bacon, 19c. light
medium bacon, 1ec-
Lard-Tierces 15c, sos 15Hc. los 1870, IS
7sc, IS Ice; compound lard tierces 1Ic sos
11Ac los 11Ac, 5s 111sc. IS 12c; yellow cook
ing oil. Tic per gal; white cooking oil, re per
gall salad OIL 76c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots, in
speeted by the government. are 81 per Dbl
higher. Extra family beef. SIS per Dbl; family
beef, ST. so per Dbl: extra mess beef SIT so
per Dbl; smoked beef, p 1ae per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels $34 clear $50:
mess. s34; pig pork. $36; pigs feet So. Is for
half bbls, 2.4O for % Id kegs and 81 IS for
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DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
Northern wheat Market

TACOMA, Aug. 4.-Bluestem. 96@97c; club
and fife, 92c. A sale made yesterday of
% 600 bushels of red Russian wheat from Whit
man county, for August delivery in Tacoma, at
Ole. Receipts-Wheat, cars; barley. cars;
nay,
SEATTLE, Aug. 4.-Mlling: Bluestem, 92c;
forty fold. Ole; club. 90c; fife. 90c; red Russian
sst. Export-Bluestem. soc; forty fold, Ssc;
club, SSc; FIFE Sic; red Russian, S5c. Yester-
days car receipts-Wheat, cars; oats, 1 car;
barley, cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Aug. 4.--Track prices: Club. 50
@90c; bluestem. 966s9sc; red Russian. Sc; val
ley, 90@92ci turkey red 92c. Car receipts
Wheat, Is; oats, l.
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Meat Market

Slaurhterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows.
Beef-sGslc per lb for steers. 7@7hc for
cows and heifers.
veal-10@lO1sc for large and 1o@11c for
small.
Mutton-w others. 9ls @1oc; ewes. 9Gs1ac per
pound
Lamb-111 1121ac for spring.
Dressed Pork tper lbl-13M14c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. fat steers over 900 lbs alive. sc per ID:
under 900 lbs. axe; second quality, all weights,
i1ac thin. undesirable steers, 3ia14c.
No. cows and heifers, 4c: second quality. 3iS
@3Ac; common. thin undesirable cows. 21a M3c.
Desirable bulls and stays, "a G21ac; half fat
or thin bulls, 1,aM2c.
Calves-Lisht weight. per lib. 81 @sc; medium,
81 M51sc: heavy. 4M4Ic.
sheep-Desirable swethers. &c; ewes, 41ac.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

Business in fresh fruits was of good volume
yesterday, but the market lacked nrmnesS and
snap and with receipts of nearly all orchard de-
scriptions heavy, receivers were hard put to
effect even partial clearanees. The Gamers con
tinued to purchase freely of Bartlett pears. pay
ing Sf0645 a ton for No. I and fruit dryers took
No. lots at 50@65c box. Peaches were still
In burdensome supply, with weak prices ruling
for all kinds of packages and several lots of
old stock were turned over to peddlers and 9TH
ers at figures well below the inside quotations.
Apples easy. with nearly all receivers car
rying more or less of a surplus of tier fruit.
Plums and prunes were in comparatively light re-
ceipt and firm. with Grated stock in demand for
shipment Figs were in increased supply and
lower and nectarineS, too, were cheaper. About
1000 boxes of nutmeg melons came in from the
river on top of heavy carryover and except for
brief period in the early morning the market
was decidedly weak Grapes Of any kind pos
in good demand. were weak on excessive arrivals.
Berries and citrus fruits stood before quoted.
Strawberries. 5o@65o per chest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per chest.
Blackberries- .5005 per chest.
Huckleberries-121a415 c per h.
Apples (per box)-Gravensteins, 90c@S1.10 for
tier and 65@s 5c for 41s tier boxes; other
varieties, 60@r75c for choice and 35@50c for
common; crabapples, 100000 for small and 81. %
Pears-Bartietts. S1@125 per box for No
and 5o@s5e for No. 2; in bulk, s25@45 per toni
other varieties. 5OcG$l %.
Peaches-Sman boxes, 30@50c; baskets, 25G
40c; lug boxes, 506l7Jc.
Prunes-75@s0e for crates and 100000 for
small boxes; plums, crates, 50GS0c boxes, 4OG
soc; in bulk, SIS $50 per ton.
Nectarines-T5eQS1 per box crate for
red and 506175c for white
Figs-Choice, S1@1.50 per drawer; second
crop fruit. 50@65c for single layer and 75cG
$1-25 for double layer drawers
Melons-Nutmeg melons. 50aS5c per box;
watermelons, $1.25@2 per dozen
Grapes-Seedless, 60@T5c for crates and 81 for
lug boxes Tokay, S1-40 per crate; muscat, 81
per crate; other varieties. 50GT5c per crate.
Citrus Fruits (per boxt--V&leneia oranges, 81
@4.50 for choice and $2.50G3.50 for standard;
grapefruit $2.75@3 for seedless and S191.50 for
common; lemons, S5@6 for fancy. $S.50@450 for
choice and $2.50@3.50 for Standard lines, So. 80
@6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 75c@$1.25 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican, Sl-5042- so
dozen.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAG0 Aug. Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, easy: No. 2 rye. 77G7Sc: feed
o. mixing barley. 4S0 5te fair TO choice mailing
barley, 600l66c; haxseed. No. l southwestern
S2.39, No. l northwestern S2.49; timothy seed.
S6M6.10; clover. $12.S5; mess pork, per barrel.
s2l75@22; lard, per 100 pounds s11 .62la; short
ribs. sides tloosel S11.121a oil. 621a; short
clear sides (boxedl. $11.75M12.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four equal
TO 81. 600 bushels. Primary receipts / $685.
600 bushels. compared with S43 600 bushels the
corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 421
cars; corn, PA cars; oats 241 cars; hogs, 1900
he adj
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Treasurv Statement

WASHINGTON. Aug 4--The condition OF the
treasury at the beginning of business today was
follows:
Trust funds-GoId coin. Ss72, 500, 500; silver
dollars, S490, 900; silver dollars of 1890,
50, 63o. 900; silver certificates outstanding $780,
10000. General fund-Standard silver dollars
IN general fund, $2.3l3.935; current liabilities
$ss, 373, $50; working balance in treasury Offices
$50, l5S.S98; in banks TO credit of treasurer of
the United States, SIS. 4s7 762; subsidiary silver
coin, $40. 431,795; minor coin, S1,14s, s4O total
balance in general fund. 500, 23s, 465.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
[ Special Dispatch to The Call

PETALUMA, Aug. AFTER receipt of quo
tatons from the San Francisco dairy exchange
today the price paid for eggs advanced 1 cent.
The Petaluma egg exchange paid 33c for hrst
grade Independent dealers and spectators
paid from 32c TO 26c, according to grade The
quality is reported good Eggs are somewhat
scarce The demand is good.
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Aug. 4-Oil stocks reacted
slightly on the exchange today after the furry
or yesterday. Associated oil sold to s44 but
closed firm American crude sold at Coo. Cali
lornia Midway sold around 5215c and Consoli-
dated Midway was quoted at 22%c. Mexican
petroleum preferred sold as high as $64. Cleve-
land sold on tribe, the bulk of sales being at
1Sc and a fraction. Oleum sold at GIG
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DRIED Fruits. Raisins, Nuts aud Honey

New York reports that some local representa-
tives of packers have been instructed by their
coast principals to accept further orders for
October shipment less than 41ac f. o. b.
bag basis for Santa Claras. with half cent pre-
MUM on 40s and cent Sos Other brokers,
however. were still willing TO submit bids of 4Ac
f. O. b. bag basis for the four sizes and even at
4c I. o. b.
Fruits-Eyaporated apples. 7QIt4e; fancy. 5
@SAc; apricots, future delivery, 10G12c; fancy
Moorpark, 412@l3c; peaches. 1910 crop future
delivery, So @6e; fancy, 615c; prunes. old crop,
nominal; new crop, 4@4asc net to growers in
the country, with premiums for the larger sizes;
figs, 3A @5Ac; pears, SQ12c-
Raisns-New crop, layers, clusters-6 crown.
S2-25: crown, $l-I5; crown, S1.23; crown.
SOC; crown, soc; seeded, &c for choice and 5iac
for fancy; Thompson's seedless, 315e for I'M
bleached and 711c for bleached; loose muscatel
crown, ~ G41ac; crown. 31s Q3Ac; crown
3Is @3Ac; seedless, 27s @3c; new raisins, 21se
in sweatbox at Fresno.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. 15G15hc; Xxi,
14@141ac; ne plus ultra, l312 @14c; Drake. 12M
121ae; languedocs. 1lA @12c; hard shell. 71sc;
walnuts. 13c per ID for No 1 softshells Size for
No. = 40; pecans. 141a G15cs peanuts. 4i3Q5c;
pine nuts, 1S620c per ID.
Honey-New water white extracted. SIZE per
ID; fancy new white comb, lie per Id.
Beeswax-27l2 q30c per ID for light and $50
acc for dark.
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Poultry and Ciame

of western poultry. the second received
for the week. went on sale yesterday. The car
was made UP chiefly OF large hens. for which
ais from state shipping points were nearly 500
coops. which came in to an unsettled market
Receipts of domestic stock consisted largely of
small chickens. which had to be sold at low
rates.
Poultry (per dozen1-Hens. S565J 80 for small
s6G7 for large and $S@10 for extra; Young
ROSTERS, slg9; old ROSTERS. s5@5-5o; fryers.
as for small: ducks. scar: pigeons SI75Q2;
squads, $2.50g3; geese, S202.5O per pair.
Game tper dozen)-Nominal.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON, Aug. 4.--The market opened very
quiet, but showed a strong undertone in Lake
and North Butte, the former advancing in
the early afternoon to higher level, creep
ing slowly but surely and attempting not to
draw public attention to it. The market
quiet all day. Reduction of copper output IN
the Butte district is estimated at 20 per cent
Prices are fractionally lower. Trading has
been confined 10 Calumet and Arizona Lake
copper, Isle Royale, Superior and Giroux. The
latter shows the largest decline. namely, q
of a point. Considering the weakness in Anal
gamated, market is holding as well as
could be expected
We do not anticipate much activity until
after the copper producers report. due early
in the week Other departments Of the mar
ket featureess. with prices somewhat
easier.
The following list is furnished by E. F. Hut
TN & On,
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Loans. Excbange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Yesterdays market for stocks and bonds was
listless and without feature. The only change
TO report was an advance in Alaska packers to
$500 Sales of bonds were small.
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Butter, Cheese and EGGS

The egg market continued on its upward
course unchecked yesterday, light arrivals and
active trading sending extras and frsts up lc
TO 34c and 32c dozen, respectively. Stocks OF
extras were not only light, but uneyenly dis
tributed. and the eagerness of small receivers TO
secure supplies on the exchange resulted in the
advance noted. The butter market was firm at
the old quotations.. there being attempt TO
raise or lower prices on the exchange. No one
seemed to be on the buying side Of the market.
nor was any one house carrying much Of a
for Young Americas, with the quotations undis-
turbed.
Under the call on the exchange 40 cases OF ex-
ira eggs sold at SAC a dozen and 70 Cali
fornia fancy fat cheese went at 15c a pound
During the informal session "a 2c was paid for
10 cases of selected pullet eggs.
Receipts were 81 loo pounds of butter, 400
pounds of cheese and 1928 cases of eggs
The following the official quotations estab-
lshed on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations, generally range from &c TO &c
higher, owing to the various charges 10 be
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minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s1121s@L12A, December. SI11ss; May.
$i.14At. Cash-No. hard, s1.19A; No. 1 north
ern. 81. @1.1sSs; No. 2 81 los @1.169s; No.
3, St.l24s @1.134s.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 61663c.
Oats-No. 2 white, 3S@40c.
Rye-No. . TO@73c.
Flax-Closed at 2.49.s
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Beans and seeds

Beans (per ,ctl)-Bayos, $6@6 So: small white
S3S5@4. 10; large white. $3.7564: pink. $50
/ SIS; red $6@610. blackeye, S5-5Oa5. 10; lima
S4.45@a.oo; red kidneys, nominal; cranberry
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Receipts, 1864 barrels; shipments, 1856
barrels
tor and s1.p1a, T. o. b, aaoat: No. ! northern.
Sl2ola f. o. b. There irmer market in
wheat early on the sharp advance abroad and
good speculative buying, eased later under liqui-
dation on the continued large receipts, but at
the close was again firm on renewed buying at
"a ole net advance September closed S1.01A,
December SI.17A Receints 10 500 bushels
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BEYOND the heavy Shipping demand for alfalfa
hay mentioned yesterday there is nothing new
under this head Arrivals OF hay continue large
and the market rules soft
Bran-$2}. 5O6 24.J0 per ton for white ana
so. so for red.
Mddlings-SS 2G34 per ton
ShOrtS-$246l26 per ton.
Feedstuns-ROlled barley. $23624; rolled oatG
for feed $2Sd29: mixed feed. S24030 for ay.
erage lots; Iinseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40, 10
tons $1,000. 5 tons Sal. smaller lots SAL. SOs
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. $24d35: alfalfa neal
carload lots SIS. jobbing SI6 red star alfalfa
meal S15 in car lots aud sic jObbingi Modesto
alfalfa meal $3.50 in car lots and SIS jobbings
Stockton mealfalfa, S15 in car lots and SIG job
bing; CaprocO Oicake meal, $3.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, $9013: wheat and Oat. 500
II; tame oat S9Q12; volunteer wild cat. SI4
10; alfalfa. $7d11: stock hay, seas per ton
StraW-35 G60c per bale.
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|Fair Trading in Fresh Fruits
| Eggs Advancing and Butter Firm

beans 81 4Oa460: garvansas. 81 5093-2o; horse
beans new. 81 S5d2-15-
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4c; yellow mustard.
-: faxseed. 5d51Sc: canary, S13D5Stc' al
, faIfa I6d lie: rape. IG2Lc; timothy, DC; hemp
I 3Gl31ac; millet. 2ss SC per b.
4 Dried Peas-Creen, 1913 per etl
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Lambs tper lb)-Unshorn lambs, 6@6Ac; shorn
lambs, 51a Q5&e.
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed weighing 100
10 no lbs. 81 G93.c: 40 to $50 lbs 16c: $50 to
$50 lbs, 91sc; common, undesirable hogs, 6@7c.
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Portland Butter Market

PORTLAND, Aug. City and country cream
cry extras, 34c; fancy, 32933c; store, 23024c.
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Northern Business

PORTLAND, Aug. 4--Clearings, 1,5ss, 37s
balances $l7O.607
SEATTLE. Aug. 4--clearings. sl,es1. 4ss: bal
ances. Sl23. 81.
TACOMA, Aug. 4.--Clearings, ss2o.351; bal,
ances, S49.0 sol.
SPOKANE. Aug. 4.-clearings. s7os, le7; bal
ances, S73, 1Ss.
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Duluth Flax

Duluth Flax
DULUTH, Aug. 4.-Flax-In store, So. sc; on
track, 81. 81 to arrive, s.. 40; September, 81 40;
October. 2.36 bid; November, 1886 bid; Deem
Der So so bid
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Elonr nnd E,nrinnceous Goods


The Northwestern Miller says; Inc Mlnnsdp-
oils hour output last week decreased 5l.VUV par
rels. The dour market appears TO snow MOI NOR, ?
healthy condition. Some Of the large Minneapolis
mills reported buyers manifesttng increased IN
terest and during the week selling a somewnaI
larger volume OF -four More encouraging report =
to the wheat yield come from NorIn Daxota.
Flour-Callfornia family extras $o-S0cgo.zO nss
without discount; bakers extras. $9-SOeg zOs
Superine. S460@4.9O; oregon and Wasnington'
per bbl. $J6lJ2J for family. bakers and patentS -
and 81 .2J6l4. 90 for cut OF; Kansas patents.
$6-70; do strsights $3.50; Dakota patents; $E4Os
do straights. 81 90 do clear, $6 60 per Dbl
FarinaeeOus -Buckwheat hour, "a oncS-
wheat -four. self-raising. 81 so; Duckwneat
greats, IS; corn meal, yellow So. white %, extra
cream yellow S325. extra cream white $50
corn -four S.: cracked wheat So 80; entire
wheat -four, So 20; farna, So. so, graham nonr.
So; hOmny, large So. small So. granulateo 30
oatmeal. $4.25, oat greats. S4.25i pearl oariSy:
4.20; rice hOur. So; rolled oats, SID romeo
wheat $3.50; rye -four. $3.25; rye meal, 30. 10
split peas. yellow So. green $3.50; extra cream
rolled oats. $50 lbs $3.50. 90 ID sacks 81 romeo
fakes, $50 lb bbls So. 70 80 10 SACKS S9.@oS
rolled wheat $50 lbs $4-75. rs ID SACKS, S4-<o
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-05
So MMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks Irregular
Copper stocks weak.
Cotton futures lower.
Local stock and bond markets still
dull.
Silver and Hongkong exchange
lower.
Wheat unsettled. Spot barley un-
changed.
Dat market quiet and easy.
Hay market shows NO new fea-
lures.
J Cotfolene Hc higher.
Prune market continues to inn
prove.
Eggs continue to rise. Butter
firm and cheese steady.
Vegetables in heavy supply and
easy.
Potatoes and onions quiet.
Fair trading in fresh fruits.
Poultry market quiet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-05
BUTTER PER POUND

Cheese-California fancy fats, 15c. per ID,
steady; do frsts lac, steady; do seconds, u &c,
steady; fancy Young Americas, 171ac, Arm; do
frsts, Ice. firm; Oregon fats. 1910, 1rm-
Eggs-California fresh per dozen, cases in
LID
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-05

HORSES

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-05
SPECTATORS in
DILATORY MOOD
inclination to Watch Crops in
Spite of Big Yield Adds
to Dizziness
Some Operators Fear lnsurgent
Movement Will Hit Cor
poratiOn Securities
New York stock List

E F. Hutton & Co., 490 California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
yesterday: