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PouItrx md Game

Receipts of poultry from state shipping points
by the early express trains alone yesterday were
go coops, the Petaluma boat brought heavy
manifest and there were further liberal deliv-
cries during the day. While young chickens,
such plump ROSTERS. fryers and broilers, con-
tinued to sell off WELL prices lacked the firm
ness displayed early in the week. Despite the
general appearance of easiness, the market con-
tinued to keep closely cleaned up desirable
offerings of young fowls. Hens remained weak.
for the reason that tradesmen were well filled up
with the five of large eastern fowls received
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RATTLESNAKE BITE FATAL
Los Angeles Lad Meets Death In Effort
to Stay. Reptile

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Arden
Wildes, 13 year old son of Mrs. l.. ].
Wildes. is dead today from the effects
of a rattlesnake bite. The boy was
bitten when he and his two sisters
attacked the snake with clubs.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. THE delivery of eggs
showed a fair increase today, but quotations
failed to change, the following prices being Of
fered: Extra BE, firsts and seconds 2515c.
PETALUMA, Aug. There was no change in
the prices paid for eggs today on the local mar
ket after receipt Of transactions OF the San Fran
cisco Dairy and Egg exchange. Dealers and
spectators offered 32c for extra ranch and 25c
for selected pullets. The delivery was light
SANTA ROSA. Aug. 7.-High prices continue
70 be the rule on the dairy produce market here
and the figures quoted yesterday continued for
the prices today First grade eggs were 81 1ac
per dozen, seconds pullet grades 241c and
butter 3312c per pound. Many poultrymen
brought their accumulations to market today and
the prevailing prices were productive of broad
smiles. Quotations for the last two days have
been the highest Of the season. Dealers do NOT
believe the present prices will continue for any
length of time. while poultrymen profess to
believe they will increase in the near future
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug. 7.-Butter-U Unchanged
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TO REACH YOSEMITE ROAD
Special Dispatch to The calI)

Especial Dispatch to The CaHJ
MODESTO, Aug. 7.-Work has start
ed on the Improvement of roads in
this county, from Modesto to the con-
nection with the Coulterville road into
the Yosemite valley, and 1t is expected
that the road Will be in first class
shape by the date OF the opening of
the Yosemite to automobiles.
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Mining Stocks

Business in Nevada mining securities mod
erately active the Bush street exchange yes
terday. and after opening up dull and rather
easy the market for the shares of the southern
camps developed a better tone. Moderately
active buying brought about a brisk rally in
several Of the Tonopahs that resulted in some
issues recovering most of the ground lost the
preceding day. North Star and Tonopah Merger
rose a points, and smaller gains were recorded
in q few others. The Goldfields continued dull
but the tone was steadier In that part of the
list. while the north end Comstocks were easy
to weak. Ophir had further decline to 1se.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey
Prunes-Spot. Cos to 90s, &c bulk basis: SOS,
Nc higher; 40s to Sos. jobbing at 51a acc as a
bulk basis.
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Straight Front Good Idea
So Declares OSteOpath

KIRKSVILLE, Mo-. Aug. e.
The ssstraight front" and the
''kangarOO" walk were cham
pioned here today by DIR. -. G.
Bond of Milwaukee, addressing
the American Osteopathic asso-
citation.
ssIn my opinion" he said. cit
was mistake when the straight
front corset and the kangaroo
walk went out of style. Both
were natural and therefore bene-
ficiaI..
Doctor Bond criticised the con-
struction of school seats. which
he declared was so faulty as to
cause spinal curvature In many
cases.
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northwestern wheat Market

W WANHINtTIUN
TACOMA, Aug. 7.-Wheat-Bluestem, SIC
forty fold SIC; club. soc: red fife, soc. Re
ceipts: Wheat 3 cars hay l car.
SEATTLE. Aug. 7-Wheat-Bluestem, SIC
forty-fold 79c; club roc; fife, 77c red Rus
sian, 76c. Yesterdays car receipts: Whea
OREGON
PORTLAND, Aug. -wheat-Unchanged
Car receipts: Wheat TO- barley Z, -four s. oats
6, hay ).
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Future Grain and Provisions
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Aug Cash: Corn-No. ., 7oA
071hc: No. 2 white. 710711ac; No. . yellow,
roy M71At: No 3, 70m71c: No. white. 70a a
zoe: No. 4 white, 69sl G70c; No. yellow, 69A
@70c.
Rye-No. .. new, &c.
Barley-50M65c.
Timothy-s4M4.9
Cloyer-Nomina1.
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LISTED SECURITIES
SALES AUGUST Z
Morning Session

Board
50 Associated OIL Co.............. 40.
80 Associated OIL Co..-........... 40.o1 IN
) Freman's Fund Insurance. 240.o
- Spring Valley Water Co. o.. 5lZo
- Spring Valley Water Co.. ....... 81 20
So 600 Cal Central Gas & Elec 5s.. 100 90
81 600 |. A-Pac r 1st con mtg bs 100 q
81 600 San Joaquin Light & Power 5s. 9S 90
81 600 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s.......... 90 81 =
ST 900 Pacific Tel & Tel 5s.......... 90 6213
81 600 United r of E 4s......... oo.2o
Street
: Amalgamated oil Co. $500
$40 600 Northern Cal Ry 5s. .l02 90
Afternoon Session
Board
Is California Wine Assn (pfd).... Te.5o
20 California Wine Assn (pfd1.... 1910
100 California Wine Assn (com). 300
20 Northern Cal Power Co Con-. rs. 90
81 o00 Associated OH Co 5s 9e. 90
s1 o0o PARK e Ocean r r 6s 90 90
81 600 Pacific Tel g. Tel 5s.... ~. .621h
So 600 s p Co 1st ref 4s. S9.I5
81 600 Sprinc Val Water gen mtge as. 50. rs
Street
$1,000 Cal Gas Electric unifytng 5s. $500
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

tFrom T. c. Wilson & Co.'S private wire.)
NEW YORK. Aug. THE continuation of the
hot. dry weather in the southwest led to fresh
buying today and for time prices advanced.
Recent buyers took profits and there also
some selling for a turn the short side by
some who thought that the recent advance had
more than discounted any damage to the crop
in the southwest.
We stin adhere to the opinion that no perma-
nent advance is probable at this time. while
rains in the southwest would be signal for free
selling
Spot closed quiet and unchanged. AIiddlins
uplands, lie; do gulf. IL Csc No sales.
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SACRAMENTO. Aug. 1.-Two n.rt,..
or foresters under direction of state
: orester romans are investigating in
milling districts to determine tha ,r,ir,;
mum diameter of tree profita h1a 70
cut for lumber. The move is taLan to
stop the cutting of young trees.
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MEMO PARK WATER

J. W. Leggett was the only one of
% residents of Menlo Park who signed
a petition to the railroad commission
to compel the Bear Gulch Water COM
pany to supply more and better water
to appear at a hearing before the COM
mission yesterday. Mr.. Leggett said
the water was so bad at times it could
not even be used in tea. Former Sen
ator FELTON,. president of the company
testified that four-fifth of the stock is
owned by the University of California.
Warren Olney Jr., counsel for the COM
pany. said that it had been arranged to
supply Menlo Park with water pur-
chased from Timothy Hopkins. The
hearing was continued TO see if the
Hopkins water will meet requirements.
Mr.. Olnev said it would be necessary
TO default interest on the company's
$2O5.000 of bonds in order to purchase
he Hopkins water.
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RAINS WERE WORTH $4,000
Special Dispatch to The Cain

Especial Dispatch to The Ca1I)
MODESTO, Aug. 7.-According to fig-
ures compiled by the local irrigation
officials the rains last week, which were
much heavier in the Sierra than in the
valley, were worth $4,000 to the
Modesto irrigation district
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X
PETROLEUM ASSESSMENT

Rumors that General Petroleum is
about to levy an assessment on the
capital stock drove the securities of
that corporation down several points
yesterday. Sales of one bond at S54.37 y
and of stock at S14 in the street were
reported. following sales of the bonds
at $3.50 in New York. Several DAYS
ago the stock sold at SIS and the bonds
at S57. At the office of the company
yesterday it was said no assessment
had been levied, though the possibility
of an assessment was not denied.
General Petroleum production has
increased again to $4,000 barrels daily.
It was said here yesterday that the
Union Oil company at a meeting in Los
Angeles Tuesday had approved the
entry of General Petroleum to the Oil
Producers agency.
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NEW BANK MANAGER HERE

A. G. Fry. recently appointed first
agent in san Francisco of the Bank
of British North America, arrived yes
terday from Montreal to succeed G. r.
Gerard. who goes to the head office
in Montreal For the last five yea rs
Mr.. Fry has been manager of the
branch in Winnipeg, and for 10 years
he was connected with the New York
agency He is a bachelor and this is
his first trip to San Francisco.
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The average quotations for extra butter for the
week ended Saturday, August 2, was 81 1-12c a
pound.
Cheese-Fancy California flats. 17c per 1b,
firm; do frsts. 151ac, firm; fancy Young Amer
icas. 1sc, steady; Oregon twins, Ice, steady; do
trfplets 16c. steady; do Young Americas. 1Sc,
steady New York fancy. 20@20hc, steady;
Wisconsin fancy, 16ts @171ac. steady.
Eggs-California fresh per dozen, cases in
cluded.
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Loans. Exchange and silver

Commercial paper ...........5 .51a 16 per cent
Loans on real estate. 0615 per cent
Sterling exchange, 60 days.. at S3h
Sterling exchange, demand. -64.S7
Sterling exchange, cables. .-... -14.SS
New York exchange, sight 80. @ .0215
New York exchange, telegraphic a .O5
Hongkong exchange. sight. a .4S. 35
Hongkong exchange telegraphic IA 4S.5o
New York silver. per ounce. -. "a 591s
London silver. per ounce-...... "a 274d
CONTINENTAL
New York on Paris is-....-........... 5.1s%
Berlin on London n-.......-......-....-.. 20. .4615
Paris London. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 %
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Condition of Treasury

Condition of Treasury
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE condition OF the
United States treasury at the beginning of busi-
ness today was:
Net balance in general funds, S130 921, $50.
Total receipts yesterday. Sc, ,524, ,SS5.
Total payments yesterday, $2.534. .495
The deficit this fiscal year is S9, ,SS3 106 against
surplus of $2S4 $50 last year. exclusive of
Panama canal and public debt transactions.
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LOG Al NJ A r K E Il s

s,.., Monday and they we're not inclined to
purchase heavily of California stock. Inc ma ma
ket was stlll overloaaeo Win icb sellers were
willing to accept bids slightly below the quo'eu
rates. .<,,- - -.u
Sc 506 Z so for large and S90l12 for extra; young
ROSTERS s7as: do extras. s9@lo; old roostefs. te
s4@5; fryers. s5.5o@7: broilers., a94.2o for r
large $3.5064 for medium and SS@3.5o for
small; ducks, s4M4.5o for old and $ogI for
young; geese $2@25o per pair; pigeons, sl.zoW
Prices per lb-Eastern hens. 1s@1ac; Caiifor-
mia hens. 15G16c for Leghorns and lec .loa ISa
26c broilers. 24M25c.
Game (per dozen)-Hare. nominal Belgian
hare, S446.
Wholesale Fish Market
Prices per lb-salmon. 12lac; halibut. 1oc. ,oc
black rock 7c barracuda DC; sand dabs, &c;
soles. Sc: kingfsh. &C. carp &c; smelts. loc:
silver smells. - herring Sc' &C loineoas sea bsss
&c: shad. 4c: catfish, 12l2c; trout, -; crswnsn'
25c: crabs $3.50 per dozen ,-,o..
The above quotations represent T. o. o. prices
for cleaned fish. iced and boxed
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Srauehterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
Beef"PrIme steers. 12mi2Ac: medium do 10
ai1c. Refers fe ifm1i1sc: cows. 9l.@1ol4c.
Veal410@ 1o1bc for heavy. 11G111ac for me-
dium and 12@121ae for small oaouc
Lambs-Lightweght 11@12c: heavy, lo@11cb
Dressed pork (per lb)-12l Gl3c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. souno
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight: 80 -
Grass fed cattle-No steers. over $50 lbs;
~ d71sc per lb: under $50 lbs, 81 @7c; second
quality, all weights, 6@61sc; thin, undesiraple
No. 1 cows and heifers, 616Nc; second quail
ity. 5A65Ac; common to thin, unoesraoie
cows. 304c.
Desirable bulls and stays. 31s@4c; half fat or
thin bulls. 2013c.
dium. 6@6l5c; heavy, 56515c ,,a
Sheep-Desrabe wethers. 4@41zc; ewes SA
@3%c.
Sucking lambs-5a 06c.
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 TO 1o0 lbs, Sc
$50 to $50 lbs. SAc $50 lbs and up, 1a4c
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. /, 700 lbs and over SIS q323
Light drafters, 500 to $50 lbs. ZzotQZ ZoO
Chunks, 1850 to 1.50O lbs. .-....--...-. 2oo@22o
Wagon horses, ]. .25O to $50 lbs. 15O@2oO
Delivery wagon horses, ,o50 to ESQ lbs 120@l4o
Desirable farm mares ............ 1O06125
Farm workers 759100
MULES-MEDIUM TO EXTRA
$50 lbs, to years ...........----. S13G125
LOCO lbs 4 to 7 years ........... 125d175
4 100 lbs to years ........ 100000
i 300 lbs to 7 years ......... 2O0625o,
Over years old range from SIS to SO lower
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type, with bone conformation
and style, to command extreme quotations.
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IS 8 Electric unifying SIS. 9s. .Oo
PoNDS

u. s. Bid. Ask.
As or cp new.110A
SIS quar- coup - 103h
Miscellaneous
Ala A W 5s. 90
Asso Oil 5s.. % f00A
Bay CPC 5s. 99%100&
Cal C G&E5s. 100
Cal FL On Ks.
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Receipts Of Produce august :


Wheat and Other Grains
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal; Callfor-
MIA club, 81 50M1.521a per ctl: northern CLUB,
81. 50m1.52ia Turkey red. 81. 55@ 1.60; Russian
red. 81. 1.50@1.521a; forty-fold, $15215: biuestem'
$1.55 so.
FUTURES
No quotations.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed Is quoted on the spot al
1.227a @1.27a per ctl.
FUTURES
IL a. m. Session
December-$1.32% for opening and high and
$1.325s for low and closing.
August-S1. 231 for opening, high, low and
closing.
.. m. Session
December-s1. .32% for opening and low and
$I.33M for high and closing.
August closed at 81 o5 bid Spot No. 1 feed
was quoted in the pit at $1.231s bid, SI2S%
asked.
Oats-white feed, s1.5o@1.57h per ctl for
No. to choice; black. nominal; red seed. $1.7o
@1-95; do feed, 81 .45@155.
Corn-Eastern yellow, carload lots $l1e
per ctl; do white, $1.S4 Egyptian white, nom
tnal; Kaffr. nominal.
Rye-S1. .32h @1.37h per ctl on the spot.
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Potatoes. onions and vegetables


Potatoes-New river white. s5c@$1.10 per ctl;
sweets, ssas2 % per ctl
VvnlonsnNew yellow, 81 1oa1 1 - per cti.
Negetables-Green corn. $2M2.50 per sack
Tor bay: green peas. 3G5c per lb: cucumpers'
35@5oc per box: garlic. a@4c per ID; cabbage
~ per ctl: cauiifower, 4OM50c per dozen: green
peppers. 60@s5e per box for bell and S5@ooc
Tor or chile; carrots. 75c per sack: string beans.
squash. 406760c per box; tomatoes S161 % per
box; green okra, 40d60c per box; eggplant, o0g
i Toe per box.
DecfduouS and Citrus Fruits
Strawberries -Longworths. per chest: Ban
hers, ns, s4Mo: other varieties. s3ds
nlackberries, $2@4 per chest: huckleberries. sM
| 10c per lb.
Peaches-wrapped 35m5oc per box: carriers
65@s5c; small iugs 25@4oc; large do. 4om65c
| Apples fper boxl-Gravensteins ST 400 1.50 for
tier and sl@1lo for Al tier: red Astrachsns
white Astrachans. 75c6s1: common to choice
fruit 5oc@s1; crabapples 5o@65c for small and
FIgs.Black. si.2S@1.5o per box; white,
Plums and Prunes- -5o@e5c per crate; boxes.
Neetarines-Red. s1@1.25 per crate; white,
Pears-wrapped Bartletts. 81. .25G1.s so per box:
unwrapped Sl-5001.75 for green No and
65cQsI for No 2; canning prices, s35@45 per
| ton for No. and $175o@25 for No. 2.
| Melons-Turlock cantaioupes $1.5062 per
crate; river nutmegs, $1.25@ so; do cantaloupes
S2.5o04 per crate; watermelons, $1.25@3 per
Grapes-Seedless S5c6$1 per crate lug boxes
7sc@s1; Malagas, s1.25@1. 40 per crate; Muscat
| Citrus Fruits (per box)-valencia oranges. 81
/ @S seedless grapefruit, 81. .5o@5; lemons; sea s.
| on stock. s3@4; lemonettes, $5@6.50; Mexican
| lines. s10@1 1880.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, 3031hc per lb for
Ne Mexican. % s1.2o@175 per bunch for Hawaiian and
$2G2.5o per dozen for Hawaiian.
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
/ Prunes-Spot. COS to 90s, &c bulk basis: sos,
Nc higher; 4os to SOS. jobbing at 51sG6c as a
Other fruits, 1912 crop:
so lb boxes ard Choice Choice Fancy
Aprieots R9as'eo apples aHc lie 1se 1sc @ lse ss'
Peaches ..-.--..... 4Hc 4%c SIC 5&c
Years :...--....-.- 5lac 6Ac nc ss32c
Futures, ieis crop-Prunes. Santa Clara. 4Ac
| for los to 90s; Cos Ko. Sos &C. 40s 11ac and Sos
23zc higher; apricots 80 lb boxes. unfaced. 11ac
for standard. 1214c for choice, .12Ec. for extra
choice and 6Ac for fancy.
Figs-415c for standard. 4%c for choice and
/ 5Ac for fancy.
/ Raisins-Loose muscatels 3%c 43sc and 4%c
for 2 8 and crown. respectively; 2 and 4
crown layers 95c. 81 and $1.25. respectively; 5
crown Dehesa clusters, $1.70; crown fmper1als.
81 20; seeded lb boxes, sac for fancy and 51sc
for choice. with the usual diferential for II OF
boxes; seedless sultanas SOS. 4Ac; do Thompson.
&c for unbeached.
| Nuts-Jobbing prices to the trade: Walnuts.
nominal almonds 16@1sc; pecans. 1601sc; Bra
zi1 15@18c; peanuts. 511 acc; pine nuts. lac i6c.
| Honey-Fancy water white comb. 1515 a Ice; !;
dark to amber, 131a @141hc; white extracted. 91a
0D10c; light amber s0ec: amber. 6@7c; lower
grades, 5@511c per Ib.
Beeswax-33G34c per lb for light and 2s@31c
1 for dark.
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FINANCING FRESNO ROAD

In the hearing before the railroad
commission on the application Of the
Fresno. Hanford and Summit Lake In
terurban Railway company to issue
bonds. it developed yesterday that Kim
ball & Somers of Oakland had agreed
to supply 1857 900 to build 20 miles of
the road between Fresno and Selma.
They agree to take per cent bonds
at $50 in comDenSation
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Oil Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
11:1j a.. H.
80 Associated Oil l................. 40.75
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buffer, Cheese and Eggs


Quotations for eggs and dairy produce did not
show the least change yesterday from the pre-
cedng day. the prices established on "Wednesday Ia
being apparently satisfactory to every one on the
selling side Of the market. Receipts OF butter
were comparatively light, and as they. were CEN
tered In few hands. the principal receivers
had difficulty in efecting close ciearances OF
desirable stock. The quotations for all grades
were maintained with marked degree OF
frmness on the Dairy exchange, and there was
nothing in the general situation to indicate any
change In market conditions, the trend OF
prices being decidedly upward. There were nc
transactions in cheese the exchange and the
quotations were consequently undisturbed.
Receipts Of eggs were light and the continued
scarcity Of strictly fresh stock kept prices In
that line steady. In fact. disappointment was
expressed in certain quarters when trading on
the exchange failed to bring about further i'm
provement in prices. Anything that graded be-
low frsts dragged at weak rates, the market
being oversupplied with inferior quality stock
Under the call on the exchange 20 cases Of extra
butter were sold at 33c pound and so cases of
extra eggs went at 33c dozen.
Receipts were Al 900 pounds Of butter s., ,0OC
pounds Of cheese and 1,237 cases Of eggs
The following official quotations estab-
lished by sales, bids and offers the floor of
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 11ac to 21ac higher, owing to the
various charges to be added:
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oAKLAND BANK CLEARINGs

Oakland bank clearings for the week
ended yesterday were $3,641.S $50, as
against S3.579,424 for the correspond
ing week last year.
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Net income. $685.. $40 Sc SASS. .s46O5 S11e. .215 10
Int charges. 1ss. .057.55 203.411.79 1854. "a
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STOCKTON URGES
SERVICE BY ORO
More Than 10000 Residents
Petition the Railroad
Commission

That the residents of the city of
Stockton and vicinity are as eager to
be served with light and power by
the Orc Electric corporation as that
corporation is to serve Stockton is ap-
parent by the mass of petitions pre-
sented to the state railroad commits
sion. More than 200 petitions, signed
by more than 10000 persons living in
or doing business in Stockton, have
been prepared, urging that the COM
mission grant the Oro's application to
enter Stockton.
The principal petitions. all accom-
panied by strong resolutions favorable
to the Oro's application, are from the
Stockton Chamber of Commerce, Mer-
chants association. Jobbers and Manu-
facturerS' association, Stockton Realty
exchange. Building Trades council and
Central Labor council.
Commissioner Thelen. who presided
at a public hearing on the Oro's appli-
cation in Stockton this week, said the
commission was simply desirous of Sc
TO whether the territory is being COW
cred efficiently by the Western States
Gas and Electric company and as to
whether that company can furnish
light and power at rates lower than
those now in force. S. Kahn, general
a new schedule of rates based on the
rates offered by the Orc corporation
would be put into effect as soon as the
commission approves.
The business interests and residents
of Stockton are reported TO be much
exercised over the delay in granting
the ORC application.
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W. c. RALSTON BROKERAGE

CORPORATION
Brokers, Factors and Agents
We will purchase or sell on com
mission Stocks and Bonds, also Lands
and Mines.
Reliable data and analyses Of the
underlying value of investment secu-
rites will be furnished our clients.
w. G. RALSTON, President
Offices: Royal Insurance Building.
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Gross carp 1881, ,256 65 1881 SOC 81 $500. .545 72
Up. exp, m mt
and taxes. 261. .625.7s $40. .s56. 80 81. $3.50 So
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Six months ending June 50:
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Duluth Linseed
DULUTH. Aug. 7.--Linseed, $1.42; September
81 AZ bid; December, $1.40H asked.
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SAN JOAQUIN EARNINGS

Eearnings Of the San Joaquin Light
and Power corporation for the six
months ended June 80. show an in
crease of 31.76 per cent on gross. of
22.25 per cent on net and of 57-20 per
cent on balance. The statement fol-
lows:
Six rnnn4he nrdinr Irnn %.
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hyr-niss in nnsysns
he which this treatment rests