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Mining Stocks


While trading in the shares Of the Toncpsh !,
mining companies was at no time very prlsk
lin Bush street yesterday, the active marker
leaders OF the group had a steady tone, ana
some of them even scored small advances, de-
spite continued easiness on thee New York curb,
where trading was over before the local ex-
change opened for business. North Star. and
Tonopsh Merger continued to lead tse trading,
ana the execution Of resting erdert nnoyed both
stocks up somewhat. the former eeSrtng = gain
Of two points on the day. whife the latter was
well supported ut 15116c 1T tha gmornlnx In
formal session Rescue was also the recipient
or some fair buying support and moved sup
point after opening easy at the low level reached
on Thursday. Tonopah Extension sold at $3.50.
while Belmont and Tonopah Of Nevada figured
In the trading for the first time in long while,
with both selling at Arm prices. Some OF the
others we're slightly lower on the day on small
lot transactions
The Godfelds were weak, with Merger Mines
and Atlanta sustaining small losses. while Con-
solidated was traded to the extent Of $50 shares
at $1.65. 81
Union was the weakest feature Of the Com
stock list declining to lie rather free selling
that was believed to have been brought about
by the decision Of the directors 10 invest a por-
tion OF the company's funds in sfock Of the Blue
Quartz Mining company OF Nevada City, Cal.
Consolidated Virginia and Sierra Nevada each
gained point, while 0phir remained steady at
2Jc and Mexican nrmer at $1.10 bid.
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per ctI: do white. $1.70@1.73; Egyptian white
nominal: Kafdr, $1.65@1.70 in sacks
Rye-0nering at $1.40@1.4215.
Butter. Cheese ana Egxs


The situation in the market for dairy produce
remained about the same yesterday as on the
preceding day except that buying for local and
suburban requirements showed the usual weekend
increase. The upper grades Of butter and
cheese remained steady to nrm. there being .
good int riy for such stock. while inferior
quality offerings in both lines continued to drag.
change. the advance being due to the fact that
cut up stock was wanted. while most Of the
offerings OF that grade in the market was packed
solid in cubes. New California fancy dat cheese
was half cent higher. the rise making a total
advance Of one cent IN two days The quotations
for eggs were unchanged. Stocks Of strictly
drst class extras and selected pullets were none
too large but the recent increase In the cost at
retail had tendency to curtafl the demand and
this, Of course. operated against further advances
in prices.
Sales on the exchange were 30 cases Of extra
butter at 311zc. 10 cases Of extra eggs at 821kc.
20 cases Of selected pullets at 25c dozen. and
pound.
Receipts were 11e, 500 pounds Of butter. 400
pounds.of cheese and ], 196 cases Of eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
lshed BY sales, bidss and Offers on the door OF
the Dairy exchange Prices IN tho street, while
governede BY the exchange quotations: generally
range from I've to 2dc higher, owing to the
yariouS charges to be added:
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were easy to weak, but there was no actual de-
cline In the quoted rates
Potatoes--New river white 75cd$1 per ctl:
new sweets, 81 h@4Hc per lb.
Onione-New yellow, 10 per ctl.
Vegetabies-Green corn. $1.2562.25 per sack
for ba3s other kinds. 81 .25M1 so; green peas.
3@4c per ib: cucumbers, 50@65c per box; garlic,
S@4c per b.: cabbage, 81 per ctl; caulinower.
40Q5Oc per dozen; green peppers, 35 G5Oe per
box for chilli and 5O@8oc for bell; hot chilli. GJ
@15c; carrots. 75c per sack; string beans. 40fc
per ID: lima beans 2@3c per 1b: summer squash.
100000 per box; tomatoes, e1@L50 per box
green okra, 50060c per box; eggplant 7503oc
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Decfduous ana cirrus Fruit.

Peaches continued to come forward in excess
lively large quantities from all growing districts
overloaded at the start. Prices for all kinds OF
packages were slashed in efforts to effect clear
the market to absorb and an unwieldy surplus
had to be held over. The Gamers were not in
position to relieTe the congestion In the msrkst
crops 81 that frult IL al section. We're s1 pretty
fne hard green stock. while ripe frnit was was much
In evidence and easy, owing to the necessity
sisted largely OF held over lots, for which there
was not much call, and prices were somewhat
Il ee supply w vaees Inclined 70
the. weakness In the latter fruit being particu
larry noticeable Nutmeg melons from TurIock
and the river continued to move on well at salts
factory prices and the frst river cantaloupes Of
the season appeared and sold at So crate The
which were being urged; for sale at low rates.
The offerings lacked sweetness as q rule. In the
alone were drn receipts Of both dsscriptions
stf..ssslie. Ioaswerth.:s per chest Ban
other berriss-Raspberries. $5as per chest:
blsckberries, s2.co@4 per chest: lOganberries. SC
Peaches-wrapped, 5o@s5c per boz; BASKETS.
4oasSs: :nsll Tugs. 4e9sse; o large %: 7ss@sl,
]. 50; small boxes and crates. $1@1.1o.
Figs-Doubie layer drawers, eoc@$1.2 %; smaller
60@s5c per crate: boxes, s5d450c. '11''''
Nectarines- Red. $101.5o per crate; white, SO
@$1.25 per crate.
Apples lper box) - Gravenstelns s14oa1.st
Astrschans. $i@i.25 for 4 tier and sscasf Tor
~ tisri white AAtrschans. 75c@s1; comtnon to
choice fruit, 5oc@$1; crabapples. 5o0G5c for
small and 41@1.50 for large boxes.
Pears-Wrapped Bartletts 81 .256150 per box:
SnwrspPsd, 81. 5o@1 % for Nc. ! and 75c@sl for
No. 2: Dearborn seedlings. 90c0$1 for small and
$1.60@175 for large lugs.
Melons Turiock cantaloupes. H7502-25 per
crate; river nutmegs. $1-2662; watermelons.
g HI % 7scas1 ss per eT erate lug boxes.
75cGd; Malagas, $1@1. % per crate; black. 75c
@$1; Foptainbleau, 100000.
g. s.5005.b0; seedless grapefruit $2506l5; lemons
$608: on stock, &3@4; lemenettes, {l50@65o,
Mexican lines. S10@i2.5 so.
Ms.issn ,iaSG1.7s per bunch sis 70 Tor "a Harsiisu
and 8h @zc per 1b for Central American; pine
apples, 2@25o per dozen for Havaiisns.
.kc higher; 4os to 5os. jobbing At 5h0oc as
Other fruits, 1912 crop:
80 ID boxes ard cnoles Choice Fancy
zprlsoss ........ .py $40 lie lseH lsHs ase ashe
F::ss F:::s.. s sss ssSss ssSs SIS
Futurss. 1918 erop-prunes, Santa clar.. He sHe
o higher s g sDsos g boxes 1es s ns..s and
II 5zc for standard. 12kc for choice. 1880 for
p y bosss: sc for st.ndsrd sAs for choice. Size
ss-4hc for standard. 4kc Ter eAelcs ana
Raisins-Losose muscatels. axe, 4xe ana az
Tor 2. and 4 crown. fespectively: & i sna
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug. 1.--Butter- Unchanged.
pMfmfnea Amfn1a awN VNnratnhIea

Tomatoes sold better than anything else on the
list Of vegetables yesterday, and. a. receipts
we're Light. prices made sharp advance. with
early errivals commanding premium In In
stances, owing gto tho late arrival Of the prin-
cipel river boats, Green peas, string beans and
choice eggplant from Llvinsston also figured
among the articles that were in light supply
and nrm a. to values. Cucumbers, summer
squash, peppers. okra and lima beans were ali ii
heavy supply, with prices ruling In buyers favor
1t AL times. Green corn was merely steady.
receipts being more than sufncfent to balance
The extra weekend requirements. The potato
market VA. steady af the previously quoted
state keeping stocks clessly cleaned up. Onions
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LOCAL MARKET IS
wheat ana Other Grains


Barley futurese were offered rathers freely In
many traders on the buying aide Of the market,
ana as consequences prices Continued to weaken.
Decembsr sold st $13s. With less than haIf !
dozen trades recorded ana the Nay, 1914, option
had one lone sale q 81. 81. Gpot barley wae easy
Tor good to choice fsed, with u. 30 GENITAL top
Sc bought at e1.25. Cash w&eat was rather
easy. although spot stocks wefe Light: Turkey
rcd and hluestem were quoted at Il Decline ~ II
suit * the excitement IN the Chicago pit. East
ern yellow and white wexe nrn1y held At sharply
3 - - CASH WHEAT
CAlifcfnie white Austzalian. nominal califoe.
$1b0@1. 62A Turkey red, 81 $50 Loo: Russian
red. g :Jo@1.52h; forty-fold, - :62h; bluestena,
81 OAeH BARLEY
Cood to choice feed = quoted q tie gpot ana
70 srrisp at 90 pr cti: No. brewing.
ii T. d. Hgessio0
December so1d af III ana MAY, 1914 closed
at 81 sax bM. 81.87A asEsd August eelcsed e
$aA ,S = 54 q2SE ~ asksd and Septsn0sr = $50
Dse.ns.r .s,d & & :; sis ss';'s "a II, lsl4 i
@1:87: August closed 4 q.2sK bidsand Sl.2s
osts white feed, >1.5oo1.s7x - etl Tor
No. e ehoies; black. nemInal; rsd seed. a. q
Corn Eastsrn yellow. earlosd lots. s1.o7 ol.cs
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DESPITE NJ AD00,
MARKET T|GHT[|Ns
Federal Financing Of Crop
Movements Stimulates
Values T Temporarily
Depressing Advices Serve to
Reduce Quotations Of Va
rious Railroad Groups

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Contrary to ex-
pecfat1ons In some quarters, the inten-
ton Of the government to deposit funds
TO expedite the movement to{ crops to
market failed to exercise more than a.
momentary stimulating effect on se-
curity values today In financial quar-
matter was received with some resent
ment, there being disposition to ques-
tion the legal right Of ;Washin gton to
saccept, commercial paper as collateral
Other developments, including the
nrst real crop scare Of the season and
the governments unfavorable estimate
far reaching. Advices. more or less au
thoritative, indicated further severe
damage to corn by reason of the ex-
tended drought In the southwest. and
markets. Shares OF roads In the south
and southwest were correspondingly
depressed.
was unchanged save for . stiffening Of
80 day accommodations. The general
supply was lighter, with a decrease OF
interior offerings. The cash movement
INDICATED g ted gain for the week of about
The general bond market was in
clined to yield, with. sharp declines in
s Panama as advanced dsaIn ssn 4 and Panama m IS IS
were $1,000. 900.
Hutton's New York Letter
NEW York. Aug. Our market
did not respond to the higher range
sent over from London at the open
ing and the volume of business for the
day was considerably less than on
Thursday. The announcement that the
secretary OF the treasury would place
$50, ,000,0 600 In southern and western
banks to facilitate crop moving failed
to stimulate any bullish enthusiasm.
The first sale of Steel was 1000 shares
and showed gain of half point, but
a good part OF that was lost In the
next few sales. Amalgamated opened
at an advance of ", while gain Of u
was shown in Reading. Union and Erie.
Canadian Pacific was under pressure
and it was contended that the technical
position Of the stock was not good.
Conditions indicated IN the quarterly
statement OF Steel we're reflected In the
June statement of Pennsylvania. A
great deal of Pennsylvania business
originates In the Pbttsburg district and
therefore the fact that the whole sys-
tenn showed a gain of nearly $2.00O,Oo0
in gross excited no surprise. There was
fell fraction under the previous low
New York Central was also heavy:
There were rumors that a number OF
small loans had been called In during
the last few days and this may have
been one of the reasons for the re-
dictionary movement in the market.
The market was aimostAat stand
still during the afternoon and showed
no rallying power whatever. Dullness
prevailed up to the close, with losses
shown throughout the general list.
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STOCK EXCHANGE IN JULY

During the month of July a total of
Ss10,500 of listed bonds were sold on
the San Francisco Stock and Bond ex-
change, while of listed stocks 5,901
shares changed hands. In bonds there
June, but a decrease in stock sales of
2.39s. Thirty-two bond issues showed
activity, while only 21 stocks had any
movement In stock sales the month
was the dullest on record, though a
marked Improvement set in before the
close of July. The most active securi-
ties were:
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CIearInRa in Norfhwesferr

CfeaF1nGe IN NOrfhWe8ferM Cities
1 PORTLAND Aug 1-Uearipxs 81 702 oB4 :
balances. $2O7 332
SEATTLE, Aug. 1.-Ckarinss, 81. o7o, $40. bal
sPokANEs Aug. sl.-.clearings, ss72.oss: bal
ances. $39. .f52.
ances, $61-t22,
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livestock Market
cuYCANn

-
.c CHICAGO; Aug; 1-Hoss Receipts. 14.o9o
s.: 65@e.05; light. $s.S50935; mixed, IS. soa
s;s sss: . hssyy; x ss2oGslo; rough, 5000 .zS;
Cattle Receipts. 1900 head: market slow and
weak. Beeves, $6.90@9.1O: Texas steers, $6.7bM
!60; western steers, So 4007. 50; stcckers and
s cesders yS;s9@7 so COWS and heifers. $5.5o0s;
sheep Receipts. 5000 head; market dull but
steady. Native. $4.15G1525; western S4 lOn
b25; yearlings. $5.50d85O; lambs. native S5 80
07.25. western t60725
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Aug. L. Hogs--R Receipts fIp0
head: market strong to SC higher. Bulk OF sales
$s.S0@9; heavy: $6. 70@ 500; packers and butch
ssrs:s s.. 75Ge; light, $Ss069.021s; pigs. $7.25@
cattle-Receipts 500 head: market steady.
Prime fed steers. $800@8.0 90: dressed beef steers.
S7:25d 90; western steers, So 5O@s. ID; southern
steesss stes so@s 7, s.; @ eows @z aeifsrs sS@s 81;
sheep-Receipfs. 1000 bead: market STEADY.
Lambs. $5-C007.l0; yeariInss. 81. 5o@5 50; weth.
desrs,. e4Q4 ~; ewes. So. 80; stockers and
Naval stores-Tnfpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH, Ga. Aug. 1-Turpenfine
Steady. 35c; sales, ]. .454; receipts 766; ship
ments, 705; stocks, 20, 49,
Rosin-Irregular but firm; sales 800: receipts
2,767; shipments. 3.O14: stocks, 183.7 1876 Quote !:
a, p, $3-5003e0: @. D, 33.5503.70; ID. sd 7O@
$50: r. G. So. 3.8003.9o: II. 1895; /, $3o75x: !:
=, -; ~ $40: n. S5.25; WIG. $6.15i06 IS;
WV, $0.45@6.50
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Loans. Exchanre ana sllve

Loans, Exchange and silver
Commercial PAPER er..............51a1G 1G per cent
Loans on real estate Gl6L per cent
Sterling exchange, 90 days. a. -Gl4. S3h
Sterling exchange, demand..... -d4.S7
Sterling exchange, cables ....-M4. IS
New York exchange, sight a .05
New York exchange, telegraphic a .O7K
Hongkong exchange, sight. a .4611
Hongkong exchange, telegraphic a .4SM
New York silver, per ounce Id .59L
London silver per ounce. a q 6-16d
CONTINENTAL
New York Paris. Observation-Disclosures. 5.1sH
New York Mexico. co....-............
Berlin on London. ..................... 20. .461h
Paris on London .....................2 2b.25
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Iff0ul J. 2. Wilson q Co. Is private wlre.}
KEW YORK, Aug. The recession In stock
prices today was based the lower condition of
the cotton crop and fears of further damage to
the growing corn The market was very small.
The statements Of earnings for June issued by
the New York Central. Pennsylvania and Atchi-
son railroads were rather unfayorable as regards
net The market shows more of disposition ia
decline on unfavorable than 1t does to
advance on Developments OF an opposite nature
IT Is purely traders market
Cotton-Prfces jumped up suddenly under the
spur OF the government report which stated the
condition at 1876 sThe report caused a good
deal Of covering by Wall street, Waldorf people
the south and Liverpool. If we have good rains
In Texas and Oklahoma within short time the
crop outlook will be greatly improved; but Just
at the moment the dry hot weather together
with the government report. makes the rank and
file cautious about selling
BOSTON. Aug. 1.-The stock market today
was extremely dull with slight saggng ten
dency and the close showed a fractional reac.
tion. Copper metal advanced again to 15M and
will undoubtedly go higher IL the strike is NOT
soon settled. -
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

August San franclsco
decidedly tone tnan io
q general altrendt to bet
Oh advanced block eighth nlgner @ e so
California unyfng quarter pom. other
SSs the
demand
bonds sn s9ona
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Egx Market IN Nearby Counties

Especial Dispatch to The CalD
PETALUMA. Aug. 1.-Thers was no change In
the prices paid fof eggs today after receipt Of
transactions Of the San Francisco Dairy and Egg
exchange. Dealers and speculators offered 81 Nc
Tor extra ranch and 131kc for selected pullets.
The delivery was light.
SANTA ROSA, Aug Eggs were unchanged
today Local dealers paid Bic for nrst grade and
23c per dozen for second grade delivered yester-
day. The supply was light
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 1.-The Uncertain supply
OF eggs still continues and quotations still ad-
vance daily. Local err exchanges today paid
from 11c to &c for extras Of best grade Firsts
and seconds sh0wed no advance, bringing 24c.
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Boston Stocks

(From Il. r. Hutton & Co.'s private wire.)
BOSTON. Aug. 1.-The market opened very
dull. Calumet and Hecla was the feature, sell
ing OF ave points on heavy trading. Other cop
pers we're very quiet all morning. Metal con-
tinues at 15Hc. The market was exceedingly
there IN the LIST - -
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Northwestern Wheat Market

SEATTLE, Aug Wheat. new crop-BIue-
stem, S0c forty fold, nc; club. 7Sc; nfe: 7sc;
red Russian, TIC. Old crop nominal Yester-
TACOMA. Aug -Bluestcm, S5c;
forty-fold. SIC: club. sic: red nfe Soc. Re
ceipts-Wheat 8, barley 2 corn 2, oats l, hay 3.
PORTLAND Aug. 1.-wheat-Track prices:
Club, 7S@79c; bluestem. 62Qs3c; forty-fold, 70
@S0c; red Russian, TIC; valley, Soc Car re-
ceipts-Wheat 10, barley 4; nour IL, oats 2,
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Condition OF Treasury


WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The condition Of the
United States treasury eat the beginning OF bus-
ness today
Net balance In general fund, s132.263, ,6l9.
Total receipts yesterday, $2.952. o78.
Total payments yesterday. S477. 720.
The deficit this fiscal year is So, ,6S2, ,6S2.
against deficit OF $734 ,S34 last year, exclusive
OF Panama canal and public debt transactions
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LOCAL FINANCIAL ITEMS

e. r. Lilienthal, president Of the Northern
Electric railway and West Sacramento Company
left Thursday night for New York
Mortimer F1elshhacker. president of the Anglo
California Trust company and Great Western
Power company, left last night for a weeks trip
in northern California
Samuel B. Stoy yesterday succeeded James
Wyber as Pacific coast manager Of the London
and Lancashire Insurance company. He has been
with the company % years, for q years was
special agent at Portland. Ore and iatterly
had been agency superintendent
The North Alaska Salmon company Yesterday
paid its monthly dividend of IS cents per share
me state banking department has granted a
certificate TO the Novato bank to do CONNER
eiai and savings business in Novato, Marin coun-
~. Capital. s25, 900.
The annual meeting of the Central California
Traction company has been postponed from Aug
ust to August 13
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NATIONALS EARNINGS
SHOW LARGE GAINS
Net Increase in Six Months
rs Per Cent Over Same
Period in 1912
Santa Fe System Makes Ad-
vances in Figures for
Fiscal Year


An excellent earnings statement is
that of Natomas Consolidated of Cali
fornia for the month of June and the
six months ended June 80. 1913. The
statement issued yesterday shows that
gross earnings for six months in
creased s96.040.90 over the earnings for
the first six months of 1912. Average
net earnings per month for the first
half of this year were ct the rate of
s1oS,365.47, as compared with an aver
age net per month of ss6.s06.6o for the
wears 1911 and 1912 Operating ex-
penses show a small decrease.
Month Of June 1918 1912 Pet
Gross income... $24o sTS.64 $204. .051. SO IS .04
Operating exp. o5.130.S1 1o3.329.62 1.74
Net income. s1ss, .ss 500. .721. 81 25 os
Mortgage interest 90. 10000 62.956.67 10. SO
Balance .... SOC. 247.ss s37.765.s0 u.s. 40
Six months ending June So
Gross income 81, ,272 626 81 ST. .1T6. .5S5. 81 SIG
Operating Exp. 622. .433 50 $50, "a 2.10
Net income :. $3.50. .1e2. So $40. 7s2.o7 20. .2s
First and under
lying mtg. int 41s, s,es7.oo 374. .e4o.01 IL %
pe1erce So2o o5s 81 s1eR 152 o6 40 20
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Bank Clearings

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-Bradstreet's bank clear
aggregate Of s.. 713. 10000 as against 81 $685.
334 600 last week and S. Tgf ia 600 in the CORE
OF the cities: Per Cent?
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Tho averagv quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday. July 28 was 20 11-l2c 4
pound.
Cheese Fancy California nats, 1910 per lb,
steady; do frsts. 15c, steady; fancy Young
Americas 1Sc, steady; Oregon twins, Ice. steady;
do triplets, 16c, steady; do Young Americas,
lSc. steady; New York fancy, oOQ20hc, steady:
Wisconsin fancy, 1871 @17Ac. steady.
EgGs-California fresh, per dozen, cases In
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STOCKS
EARNINGS OF TWO CORPORATIONS

EAHNINGS OF TWO CORPORATIONS Q
For the year ended June 80 the Chicago ME-
waukee and St. Paul earned S5 per cent on the
SIZE, 6,84s.0 900 common stock, as compared with
1b6 per cent for the previous year.
O. For six months ended June 80 the e. l. du
Pont Powder company earned $13.050 e52 gross
ana sz.ol2, lS9 net The percentage on common
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yfinneapolis Grain Market

MINNEAPoLIS, Aug. I.-Wheat-No hard.
oOc: No. / northern. 68080Mc; No. 2 northern,
66@e71lc; No. hard Montana, IS hc: No. 3
wheat Nh @S6c; September, 87hc; December,
9O% @90hc; May. 9511c.
Flour-U Unchanged.
Bran~-Unchanged.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 66@665zc.
Oats-No. white, 3015 040c.
Rye-No. 2, 55@57c.
BarIey-44@57c.
!. Flax-$1.4O0L4I%.
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN GRAIN
Future Grain and Provisions
TIVERPO0Y,
f,..h ~f,rain and rrovisions

Cash lsFafm md FrOv1NfOhA
CHICAGO Aug Cash: Corn--No. 2, 6655c;
No 2 white, 6014 @691ac: No. 2 yellow. 661a q
6SNc; No 8. 6S@6Slac No. 3 white. 6SH @69c;
No. 8 yellow, 8SN 0081hc; No. 4, 6714 @61Nc;
No white, 6S666Ac; No. yellow, 71a0
6IAc
Rye-No. ?. new, es11 @63Nc.
Barley--4S084c.
Timothy-$3. 75@4.75a
C10ver-Nominal. e
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New York ,Ionev Ma-Ir.t

NEW YORK. Aug Money on call steady ar
2a2H per cent, ruling rate. 2h per cent: clos
ing bid, per cent, offered at 2A per cent.
Time loans firm 90 days, 31h6 "a per cent: 90
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6061a per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 81. .S31O for go day
bills and $4.S7 for demanda
Comnnerciai bills $4.S2M.
Bar silver 59Ac.
Mexican dollars 47c.
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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--L0s Angeles.
San Diego, Coronado Beach, Portland,
Ore, Seattle. WASH; Vancouver. b. G.
Private Wire, Chicago New York.
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N.vv york (Srain MarkeJ

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-Flour-Firmly held
Wheat-Spot, firm; No. 2 red, oS% @04c;s No
| northern Duluth. 99Ac Futures, nrrner, clos
inG &@Xc net higher. September, 95c; Decem
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Duluth Linseed

DULUTH, Aug 1.-Linseed-$I.41ss Septem
$1.42M asked; December $LSoM asked.
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/ Bid. Ask
Armsby Co Of NY pfd. 100
Associated Oil Co... 40 Al
Rank OF CaE N A.. 1888
Cal Fruit Gamers. .1141a 116z
Cal ms Co (par $40). 16
Cal Wine Assn pfd S21
Do common ... -
E du Pont de N q 81
Do common -. - l5o
Fireman's Fund Ind2s8237 Z4O
First Nat Bank of s Fer. 10 y
Giant Powder CON-. 81
Hawaiian Coml & Sug. 265S g.
Hawaiian Sugar Co... 26
Hunt Bros Co pfd... 991a -
Hutchinson Sug Plant. 10
Mercantile Nat Bank 200
Mutual Savings Bank. 80
N Cal Power Co Con. 25L ~
On0mea Sugar Co... 21A %
Orc Electric Corp pfd. 80
Do common 1880. 121
Paauhau Sugar Plant. 1914 -
Pac Aux Fire Alarm. 815 ~
Pac Coast Borax com = 100
Pacific Coast Casualty. IS 105
Pacific Crude Oil CO.. 35c
Pacific Light Corp com 1881
Pacific Tel & Tel pfd. 921
Do common ...... 26
Peoples Water Co pfd 40
Philippine Tel&T Corp "a
Realty Syndicate -. 80
Security Savings Bank. $50
Spring Val Water Co. BON 81
Sterling Oil & Dew. Zoe CSC
Union Oil Co OF CAL. 5815
Union Sugar Co... 1914 -
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGs
Wilson's View. ON the Market.

San Francisco bank clearings yesterday wer
S7,es6,6S2.46
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02

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