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ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15-By direction OF the
president, Captain Ben III. Dorsey. Y. y A..
retired is detailed as instructor in military drill
and tactics at the Missouri military academy,
Mexico. Mo.
First Lieutenant Thomas E. Cathro- Nintn
cavalry. now ait Indianapolis. will proceed to
Camp Perry aud report in person TO the execu.
tive officer OF the national and international
ma tche$ for duty.
BY direction Of the president First Lieutenant
Russell James, Third infantry. Is detailed as
professor of military science and tactics at the
will proceed to Lexington. Va. for duty.
First Lieutenant Henry 3. kifbourne Jr.-
Fourth feId artillery will proceed to the Wal
ter Reed general hospital, district of Columbia.
for treatment.
Captain Oliver L. Spaulding Jr-. Fourth held
artillery is detailed for duty ar the army serv-
Ice schools, Fort Leavenworth.
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SENATE CONFIRMS TWO
FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS
Minister to Portugal Chosen and Brand
Whitlock Slated for Diplomatic
Post In Belgium

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15-The senate
today confirmed the nominations of
Professor Paul E. Reinsch of wiscon-
sin as minister to China and Madison
r. Smith of Missouri as minister to
Haiti.
Colonel Thomas III. Birch of Burling-
ton. N. j.. personal aid to President
Wilson when governor Of New Jersey
has been selected for minister to Por-
tugal. His nomination will go to the
senate soon
Brand Whitlock of Toledo, o. is
slated for diplomatic post. probably
Belgium.
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CRIsP FINANCIAL BRIEFS

. The San Francisco bank clearlngs yesterday
were 81. .216. ST. 50 :
Mortimer Fleishhacker has returned from n 10
dsvs' Inspection Of the properties of the North
western Electric company. Including the new
White Salmon Development Conduit plant. He
was much pleased with the progress of the latter
the first unit OF which was turned over March
q. 1913 The development is %. 600 horsepower
The La Moine Lumber and Trading company
has purchased from the federal government 2S.-
30o. coo feet OF timber in the Shasta national
forest. If will also erect mills.
II Is reported likely thet the directors OF the
California Midway OIL company will levy an as
sessment Of 215 cents per share.
AT meeting of the Mexican Petroleum com
psny directors Yesterday IL announced that
the Mexican Petroleum company would would
sell 81 600 600 Of the stock Of the Mexican Petro-
leum. Transportation company to its stock holders
OF record September at par
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Refined smgnr Market

The western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows. net CASH Fine graduated, &c; can
ners' granulated. Sc; fruit granulated. oc; crys-
tai doninos. 5 lb cartons In cases. S.SOc; do 2 10
cartons In eases, 9.3oc: monarch bar $3.50; tab
let's in half bbls. 5.50c; do In % ID boxes,
xxx powdered, Bloc; confectionery 4. SC;
beet granulated 4. soc; extra G, 4.5oc; golden G.
4.4ec. ID, 4.goc. Barrels and so lh bags lOc,
half bbls 25c boxes 50c more per 100 lbs than
for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar In 35 and 40 10
tins si.70 more in 8 and 10 lb tins 81 30 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In 100
ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes follows Granulated basis.
SC: c. & III. fine standard. sc; coarse dry granu-
lated &C. confectionery A. 5c: berry &c; pow
dered 510c; cubes. 5.25c: "Higrade'' bar, 5,55c;
bricks lin half bbIs), 5.5oc: bricks lin 25 -
boxes), 5.75c; crystal dominos @ ID cartons In
cases), s. Soc; do 2 Id cartons in cases, s.SOc;
extra ine dry granulated goo III bags eniy5,
4soc: extra G. 4. soc: golden G, 4.40c; yellow d.
4.3oc. Additional per 100 lbs: In obls and 30
IN bags. l0c more: half bhls. 25c more;. boxes.
soc more for all grades. Bar In 80 and 40 10
tins S1.To more, In 10 lb tins $2.35 more. Mini
mum order. carload weight.
NEW YORK, Aug I5.-Raw sugar. barely
steady centrifugal, 3.I0c; muscovado, 3.20c;
molasses 2.95c.
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Mining Stocks

The north end Comstocks occupied the spot
light in the Bush street mining stock market
yesterday. and the old time securities OF that
group not only actively traded in. but they
scored substantial advances besides. The activity
and irmness In that part of the list was brought
about by reports that the feud between the
two factions in charge OF the mines the lode
was In a fair way to be settled and that there
would be q general resumption OF deep mining
In all of the properties anectsd IN the near
future Mexican and the other northenders had
strong tone In dull market at the opening
session of the exchange. and the early hrmness
proved to be forerunner for general upswng
In the late trading In the afternoon Mexican
rose to $1.25. ophir to 23c. Consolidated Virginia
and Union to 15c and Sierra Nevada to 10c.
Sales OF all fve issues were the largest recorded
FOR long time.
The Tonopahs were active in spots but there
was en- easier tone in that part Of the list that
was due presumably to profit taking. North
star. Tonopah Merger and Belmont were slightly
lower on the day, while Midway held steady at
Thursdays closing quotation. The Goldhelds and
the stocks Of the outside camps received but
little attention from traders, and prices showed
hardly any change on the day.
san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
ro1IouinU were fbes sales on fhe San Francisco
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CROP CONDITIONS
AFFECT MARKET
Stocks .Hesitant and Stag
nant Except for Steady
Pressure on Steel

NEW YORK, Aug. f5.-Crop Scondi-
tions. were again a powerful influence
in the stock market today, unfavorable
advices received having resulted in =
recession of one to two points. Ac-
cording to reliable. though unofficial.
data, the long sustained drought in the
further loss of not less than 10000. 600
bushels of corn since the publication OF
the August / figures.
Estimates compiled on the Produce
exchange now point to the smaliest
further deterioration. Corn options
mounted to new high records In all the
leading markets and other cereals also
rose sharply.
The stock market was hesitating and
stagnant in the early hours. There
were no NOV ements of Importance dur
ing the early period aside. from per-
sistent pressure upon Steel Canadian
Pacific and Union Pacific. The lowest
prices were made in the last hour, when
the only real animation OF the day was
witnessed.
SteeTs weakness was made the oc-
casion of rumors to the effect that In
dependent manufacturers contemplate
a general reduction of prices in the
hope of stimulating new business So
far as this had to do with some OF the
steel corporations most formidable riv--
ais, the rumors We're denied. Denlai
was also given 10 reports Oh some
shading of copper prices from the 16c
level
Money rates were unchanged, except
for 80 DAYS, which was slightly,
stronger. Forecasts indicate small
cash gain for the week.
Bonds evinced q lower trend In SYM
pathy with stocks. Governments were
unchanged on call. Total sales par
value. $1.25o,ooo.
j. c. Wilson's Stock Letter
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Trading was
in moderate volume today, with the
market gaining headway. On the down
side Atchison and Rock Island were
heavy on account of the shortage OF
the corn crop. The reports that cotton
in the western portion of the belt was
suffering for want of rain also affected
sentiment on the stocks of the south
western roads. Reported movement OF
currency this week indicates gain IN
cash by the banks of s1,500.o00. The
reaction may go. a little further, but
We. believe that stocks bought on any
decline from this level will soon show
fair profits.
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MORE OIL RUsIoRs DENIED

More rumors of deals in oil proper
ties were current yesterday, but like
those that had gone before they were
stoutly denied by officers OF the COM
panies concerned Notwithstanding re-
newed denials Of a deal pending for
the requirement of the General Petro-
leum company by the Shell-Roya Dutch
interests the belief gathered strength
that negotiations are now in progress
TO that end.
The cabled report that the She'll
Royal Dutch people had purchased for
S13,000.000 the. California Oil: Fields.
Limited. was apparently corroborated
by private wire to a California cor
poration to the effect that the sale had
been announced by H. w. A. Deterding,
managing director of the Royal Dutch
company in London.
An eastern financial paper published
q. report that the Monarch Oil and
Refining company properties had. been
sold to the same interests for approxi-
mately $15.000.000. This sale was said
10 embrace the entire plant and hold
ings OF the company on the Pacific
coast including oil fields, .refineries.
rolling stock, warehouses and distribu-
ton depots. This report also was de-
MED locally
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Following were the SAFES on the san Francisco
Stock exchange YESTERDAY:
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cotton Market

fFrom ]. C. Wilson & Co.'S private wire)
NEW YORK Aug. 15.-Cotton was more active
and higher influenced by bullish weather and
crop reports from the southwest and also by a
statement from local statistcian showing de-
cline in the condition OF the plant within a fort
night Of "a per cent, These, with higher Liver
pool cables than expected, caused rather active
points higher. On the rise there was scattered
proat taxing Crop accounts from east Of the
mississippi are very favorable a rule and
there Is 4 tendency in some quarters to increase
estimates Of Yields in that section. Movement
OF new cotton to market continues to increase.
Snof closed steady and unchanged. Middling
uplands, 119oc: do gulf, 1215c Sales, l34
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Notice of appeal in the ocean shore

Notice of appeal I'm the Ocean shore
railway bankruptcy suit was filed yes
terday In the United States district
court by the railroad officfals The
recent decision in the case by Judge
William G. Van Fleet favored the pay
ing in full OF all claims for labor and
operating materials furnished to the
road after 1t was forced into the bank
ruptcy court.
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]. C. WILSON & co.

MEMBERS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
:. NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
MAIN OFFICE:
Mills Building. San Francisco
BRANCH OFFICEs-Los Angeles,
San Dfego, Coronado Beach, Portland,
0re.y Seattle, Waah.y Vancouver, =. z.
Private Wire, Chicago New York.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

There have been no changes Of Importance. in
pressure or temperature the PACING coast dur
ing the last "A hours. No rain has fallen west
OF the Rocky mountains. Thunderstorms are
reported In Oklahoma and In Kentucky, Mime
sofa and South Dakota. Pleasant weather pre-
walls In the Atlantic coast states, except Flor
ida, where there has been heavy rain At
Tampa lbs inches has fallen In the last "a
hours
Following are the highest temperatures re-
ported: Kansas City 10o.- Des Moines 100. Dodge
City, 0kIahoma. ST Louis and ST. Paul ss.
In California afternoon temperatures range
from so to sc degrees in the great valley.
FORECAST
Following Is the forecast for the 30 hours end
ing at midnight Saturday, August 10. 1913:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Satur-
day; moderate west winds.
For Santa Clara vaIley-Fair Saturday; moder-
ate temperature; light north winds.
For Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday; moder-
ate temperature; light south winds
Fer San Joaquin valley-Fair SATURDAY; mod
crate temperature; light north winds.
For California south OF the Tehachapi-Fair
Saturday: moderate temperature; light north
winds changing to south.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster-
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New York MetnI Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-copper--Firm: stand
ard. spot to october: H.s75c bid; electrolytic,
Tin-Fsasy. spot. 1.37h al. 62Ec: August,
II 256741 soc: september, 4104I.25c; October,
40 s7fa a 81. II &c.
I.ead-Steady. 4-50c bid.
Speiter-Q Quiet. 5.7065.S0c
AntimoHy-DulI; Ceokson's. s.40G s.J0c
Iron--Steady and unchanged.
london markets closed follows:
Coppcr-ouief: spot and futures, $50 lis 3D.
Tin-Easy; spot, fls7 15s; futures, f1S6 Los.
Iead--f20
Spelter-f2O los.
Iron Cleveland warrants 55s
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Loans, Exchange and silver
New york Cofree Market

NEW YORK, Aug 15.-The failure Of Brazil
ian advices to show a drop In temperatures and
easier German cables caused scattered realizing
In the coffee market today. First prices were
only to points lower. Later the market
eased on and closed with August points up
but generally to 13 lower.
August. S.SSc; September. S.g4c October.
902c: December. 9.19c: January 929c: March.
e.47c; May, 9.57c: July, g.o6c.
Spot. steady: Rio rs. 9ssc: Santos As I2Kc:
mild, dull; Cordova. 13016c nominal.
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LOG Al NJ A r K E T S

ctl: special brands, s1.25; Merced sweets, sif5
@2.50 per ctl.
0nfons-New yellow, $1Nl1. - per ctl-
Vegetables-Grecn corn. 81 .7562-25 per sack
for choice and 5000 Tor ordinary offerings
box; garlic. a. sez5c per lb. cabbage. 81 per ctl;
caulidower 50@60c per dozen; green peppers. ~
@6oc PEI boSs carrots. 75c per sack; string
beaBs. 345c pen ID; lima beans, 5@Sc per ID.
summer squash, 5sc0$l per box; tomatoes. 50@
ssc per box; green okra, 100000 per box; egg.
plant Livingston, 65@75c per box; delta, ~
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MinneapoIis Grain Nrarket

ao15c: No i northern. ssII 0soc: No. northern
s815 GSsc no. hard Montana. s61ac No. 8
wheat s56s6Kc; September. s7l5c; December
90# @901%c: May. 9511c
Flour-Unchanged.
Bran-S2O.50621.
Corn-No 3 yellow. 75ls d76c.
Oats-No. white. 401a m41c
Rye-No. 2. 581a G591ac.
Rariey-51 666c.
flax-$1 81 y @1.52a
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SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. III. -TurpcntIne- Firm
at 36@36lzc. Sales, s54: receipts, 9:40: ship
ments 4.0e4 stocks. 33, los.
Rosin--Firm- Sales. 2.522 receipts. 1870:
shipments. 6.SJ5. stocks. ,167. .696. Quote: A and
B. So. 3.65@3 %: and D. S3.75. f. $3.50; r and
g, $3:s M3s5; II. .fS,90; I, 81; X. $405d
40; N. N35; n. $5.26@5.25; VIC, $8.o5@6. 10;
WV, $6.3506.40.
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Bank Clearing.

NEW YORK. Aug 15.-Bra dstreet's bank clear
ngs report for the week ended August IL shows
an aggregate Of So $50. .e3s 0oo as against So 995
905 900 last week and 50 935. 1877 600 In the cor
responding week last year The following is a
list of the cities Per (,ent-
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DEBATE DELAYS TARIFF

Senate WrangIes Over Butter, Hay
and Potatoes
WASHINGTON. Aug. Is. - Extended
debate over the details of the agricuI-
tural schedule delayed progress on the
tariff bill again today in the senate
At the end of a session devoted to the
discussion OF rates of duty on butter
hay and potatoes the senate found it
had passed on scarcely more than a
dozen items
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in Northwestern CitI

PORTLAND. Aug. I5.--Clearings. ST. .5s5
balances S245. .097.
ances SGT .251.
= SPOKANE. Aug. 15-cIcarinss. s7os 747; bal.
ances. 500. .3s5.
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WANT TO IsSuE NOTES

:. These applications to issue notes were
made yesterday to the railroad COM
mission:
The Tulare County Power company to issue
renewal notes TO the amount of $50 900 to Thomas
G; Job and to issue collateral therefor ss6.O00
OF It's s per cent bonds; also to issue 81 600 of
its 8 per cent bonds to secure note Of So 400
representing the interest which has accrued on
the notes to he renewed.
The Humboldt Transit company 10. isSre a de-
mand note of $50, 600 to the First National bank
Of Eueka, Cal.
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I ncthanx congrexationnI chnrcl

At Bethany Congregational church
Rev. III. III. Wickoff will deliver an ad-
dress at IL o'clock tomorrow morning
At 7:45 D. m. Rev. Harold Tuttle will
preach on The Prodigal Son." The
hymns will be illustrated with lantern
slides.
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The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation. 1920 O'Farrell street, will hold
a vesper service at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
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Rev. n. o. Breeder Of Fresno. pa.to

Rev. Fl. o. HFecden OF Fresno, pastor
of the Christian church in that city
will preach tomorrow morning at ii
o'clock from the pulpit of the West
Side Christian church of San Fran
cisco. Fresh Water From Old Wells"
is the topic.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties

Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Especial Dispatch to The CALI
PETALUMA, Aug. 15.-There was no change
In the prices paid for eggs today on the local
market after receipt of transactions OF the San
Francisco Dairy and Egg exchange Dealers and
spectators offered 29c for extra fancy and 231 1ac
for selected pullets. The delivery was light
SANTA ROSA. Aug. 15-Egg receipts were
light today and the quotations remain stationary.
First grade eggs again quoted at 2Si4c.
seconds at 23c and butter at 321ac per pound.
With the withdrawal Of the produce branch Of
Swift & Co. from this field It win divide the
offerings between the other buyers. Small ship
ments being made almost daily to the mar
kets about the bay
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 15.-There was steady
demand for eggs today. but the activity failed
to affect prices. The following quotations pre-
vailed Extras, 29c; hrsts and seconds, 24c.
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. Aug 15.-Butter-Unchanged.
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables
Potatoes-River delta whites. 9Jc@$1.10 per
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Cash Grain and Provi.ion.

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Cash: Corn-No. 2. 75la
75016c; No. 3. 75675%c; No. white 76c
No. yellow. 75a75&c; No 4. 7sls@T5Hc: No.
white, 75lz q rec: No. yellow, 74ls @T5Kc.
Rye-No. 2 G4d641.c.
Barley-50MT2c.
Timothy-$465.1S
Ciover-NomfnsI
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BURBANK BUYs IrTILITIEs.

=. Authority was granted yesterday. to
the Miradero Water company to- sell to
the city of Burbank for the sum of
$50 600 that portion of its water system
which is now used in supplying that
city Also to the Burbank Electric
Light and Power company to sell it's
entire system to the city of Burbank
for the sum of $3.212.50. ...
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PouItrv and Game

Arrivals of poultry from state shipping points
on the early express trains Yesterday were
about so coops and the receipts consisted
largely OF hens they hardly needed. for the
market was still overstocked with small and me-
dum sized white Ieghorns. Some handlers were
still carrying surplus Of eastern hens which
they offering at easy rates to the detri-
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For the fiscal year ended June 80 the
operating income of the Renver and
Rio -Grsnde railroad was $6450.559 as
against s5.396.259 for the preceding
year The statement for the month
and year follows:
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Hutter. Chee.e and Eggs

A sudden return of frmness in the market TOT
dairy produce furnished the trade with sur
prise yesterday. The price Of California extra
butter rebounded to 3314c pound, recovering
Thursdays loss and more besides on spiriteo
buying under the call the Dairy exchanee
The advance was brought about by the extra
buying for weekend wants usually Incidental 70
Friday and 1t developed that supplies OF strictly
first class creamery goods were limited In several
quarters. Sales on the exchange amounted 10 Ize
cases, or 1900 pounds, with every trade MADE
at the new quotation. Liberal Withdrawals OF
extra butter from cold storage were reported ana
eastern creamery stock was still In competition
with local makes but the demand was prsnc-
paily for the best output Of the California
creamerfes. Cheese frmed up with butter and
new California fancy nats advanced cent The
quotations for eggs were unchanged. the market
being steadier than on the preceding day, with
the tendency upward. IL anything In fact, some
handlers were of the opinion that eggs would
follow butter mp, because OF the growing scar
city of strictly top quality fresh stock.
Sales the exchange were as follows:
Butter-120 cases of extras at 331ac and 10
cases OF hrsts at 29c pound.
Cheese-50 new California fancy hats at IL lac
pound.
Eggs-s0 cases OF extras at 30c dozen
Receipts were "a, COO pounds Of butter, 5000
pounds of cheese and 1875 cases Of eggs
The following official quotations estab-
iished by sales, bids and offers on the noor OF
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 1i5c to 21sc higher. owing to the
various charges to be added.
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General Merchandise

or q. San Quentin SIC; wool bags 50f3c for
and 4Sc Tor s1s lbs; heeee twine. 912c per ID;
bean bags. tx 67%c per ID. ,,s &C..
OIL quotations are for barrels-Linseed, 66c
per gallon for boiled and 64c for raw. bbi lots
lie less cases SC more; Bakers "A castor, cases;
castor In cases 90c; China nut, cases, f59S5c
per gallon. -
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-Pearl oil. in bulk &C.
in cases IOc; headlight OIL In bulk 10c. In cases
17c; Eocene, In bulk lie. in cases lec: Elaine
261bc; Red Crown gasoline In bulk l219c' IN
cases 221sc; engine distilate. In ouik &c. IN
in cases 441Sc; varnish makers. and painters
naphtha in bulk 1z1sc, in cases 2115c-
Turpentine-In cases, STE; 10 case lots 1c less;
drums and iron barrels, soc; Aroturps, eases 30c,
iron barrels and drums, 23c per gallon.
Rosin--F. $7.70; H, $T-75; !. $3.50; WG' Sio
per Dbl OF $50 lbs.
: Red and White Lead-Red. s9sHc: white:
7%6She per lb: do in and 10 Id lots, TIC and
7Lc respectively.
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Northwe.t-rn wheat Market

WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Aug 15.-Wheat--Buestem. S2c:
forty fold. rec; club. Tsc; hfe. TIC; red Russian
76c. Yesterdays receipts-Wheat. 10 cars: oats
cars: barley, 4 cars: hay. 25 cars. Gour 2 cars
TACOMA. Aug. Observation-Disclosures. S5c;
forty-fold Sic: club. Soc; red ffe, s0c Receipts
Wheat, 2.cars; hay. cars.
PORTLAND. Aug. Observation-Disclosures
Receipts-Wheat, 81 cars; -four, cars; hay, IA
cars
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The Allied Printing Trades Non
Partisan club adopted a resolution In
dorsing. the proposed $3.5oo,o 600 bond
issue to extend the municipal railway
system.
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MAY ISSUE STOCK

The Lindsay Home Telephone and
Telegraph company has been author
lied by the railroad commission to is
sue 1914 shares of its capital stock of
the par value of $1,644 in exchange for
property acquired by the company. !:
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~ xark Graan Ma-L.t

New York Grain Market
NEW YORK, Aug. Is. - Flour - Quiet but
steady.
Wheat-Spot quiet; No. red. 93Nc: No. /
northern eSazc. Futures closed unchanged to 1sc
net higher. September 95 Lie; December,
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Recesrt. ef produce August IS
wheat and other Grains

wheat and other Grains
CASH WHEAT
Prices largely nominal California club *i;9o
6$i.52h per ctl: northern club. <1.5oG % e ,
Turkey red, x1.J5d 90: Russian red, 81 DUG
l.521a; forty fold $1.52Ia: bluestem. <l.55@l-oo
FUTURES
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed, s1.271s per ctl; lower grades'
81. 2o@1.25.
FUTURES
II a. m. Session .
December sold at $I3515. The ofner optiohs
were not quoted.
2 p m. Session
December-$1. 35ss FOR opeBing and lew anu
$1.36 for high and closing.
August tnew) sold at $1.e7. :, -
oats-white feed 81 .471a 61.52H per ctl lor
No. ! to choice; black, S2.50Q2s5; RED seeo'
81 soG2; do feed, s1-45@155 ~
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots. Sl.o- PEI |,
cti; do white, $1.s7; Egyptian white, nominal
kaffr. nominal.
Rye-$1. .3501.3TIs per ctl on the spot.
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UNLIsTED sECURITIEs

SALES AUGUST Is
100 Peoples Water (common) . . so
81. 600 General Petroleum Co 6s... SIS 90
$1,000 Oakland. Antioch & East Ry 5s 1925
$1,000 s F Gas & EIec AIS tcaIiable). =. Sc. 90
81. 600 Western Pacific Ry 5s.. ...... 10 81
81, 600 Western Pacific Ry 5s...s.... sc. 90
CLOSING QUOTATIONS