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sHERIFFs SALES.


SIR u, r-.ls Sfancery B-14s-Ea 81
1ftiff SALE-In Chanrar,f n k-e-v
Between south Side Building and
7 s.ti iieas3s latlon, eoEnpl ainanf and Robert
n = ii unmarried et ais, defendanfs
e. TOT sale OF moFrEa aeH nrau1ia=s
~ virtue or the above stated writ ~ fs-4
~ -,, ~ me directed. shall expose for sale
- -2lic kendue. at the Eoaff HOUSE n
- fs 81 On tuesday. the tWenfy-second dsv
49, = lsA6s at two o.clock D. m an that
zig aho being in the Town az Tr,-i,=s-far
e., Ey9nI1s New JERSEY
-, ming N the sou1herIv iIna Of feissrsrf-
- - A point therein distant essferi,,
f,,.a,t 80 49, e and seVenty-fse feet and
enty-iour hundredths ~ ~. - - :
.nost southeriy corner Of the - - - -
-. 80 street5 thence riInnInr sien, .s1z.s..s.
a. eoalu iorty-six degrees "a = fesss,.fs
ys.aet 49,. Lk2ehce south forfy-fotir- dagraea
1890, .,-i'es g-Iour feet and twenty-se,sT. t,n
linz ~ u y. a LDot 70 the southerlv BOUNDARY,
sa.t VI me property thence aIane nc -.
l3lth Iorty-hye degrees fsvenf,.lsfs-ts -
- S esL twenty-five feet and thence na-fh
- LOuf degrees east r7fnefV4faI4- 60 "a
81. me haadredths Of a foot 10 The s,555f
bee3n1 lie OF olympic terrace ana place II
=, Being lot No. 121 on man ~ ,-o,.-.., :,
y stuyResant Land rorrran,5 t,95 ~, ~
eordfv, an Duyne & Son july iona AZ
T.e ~ survey made hv Hsrris,5, ~.
49, - q son February 1912
n 49, part oi the same premises eont.s,,ss
company, corpora fier3. he ,,l!a Kealty
aalsI May 5lst. 1910. and he 49,, r, o..s
- 59th, 1elz. and recorded n - ..-s.s :
sFreeeisier OF Essex County - 49, y y
ea,,,s,, &c. and 81 5o-4sI Of deeds IN 81
newark y. j. June 1s 1914
A-..h. JOHN F. MONsHAsr sb.-t-
Natnan kussy. SoIsr 1asa-s' 7HeIlH.
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DEATHS

Irvington. n. J., on
June "a. 1913, Charles P, beloved
husband of Nellie e. Alderman (nee
side avenue.
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DoRIETY-On June "a. 1918. Janet
Law, wife of Thomas Doriety, In
her 57th year. 572 North Seventh
Z street.
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NM
- 4 IF ; SALE-In Chanear,. - -
ant an sSe,Hsen Annie Ankin. cornpisir-
premises "a for sale Of rsor -sss "a
BY ~ virtue Of the above stzt.a -.
by nhg ~ me directed. shan EXPOSE f5r 80
Nea5ss-i sendue at the Court Hon.. 20 II
~ 1.,il on Tuesday the tVgenf,,-ssc-s. IN n
tract ~ rs-.i a. Two O'Clock D. m an ss,af
lv5n parcel OF land and prernisa. s5.,, 81
1ssex county New Jersey. u Newark
beginning in the easts.,-f. -,
fhsrai nov Whitney street. ~ 1a sasss
aistant southerly four hitnsrs5 ~
49, -hpe feet from the sosifhai.s ~ ~ An9
fseo dss-e slase avenue thence south -fst,..
So 1esiees one minute east atzrf,,t,,. - 49, ~
soafh tn,a one hundredths OF foot fheTrs
80 lWenty-eight degrees forfson 'i 49,
eees west forTy'-five feet. rbencs -ohe n.n-
an9 s e one minute west sixtv-ope = 80
pt1,,. 1T nine one-hundredths NJ ; sao4 -
r,,, .isney street; thence along ~ ~ =
utes cas-, t. seven degrees ffty-nina 49,
ginning es 70 me place Of BE-
newark \, J.. June 16 7a1s
y0tiN F. MONAHAN sbe,4r
9oi r GLOSS,
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DUNMORE-Anna. beloved wife of
Harry Dunmore. and sister OF Mrs.
Emma Worrell.
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FAKLER-Entered into rest on Tues
day June "a, 1913, August, beloved
husband of Barbara Fak1er (nee
kraemer). aged SIS years 10 months
3 DAYS
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LOCAL SECURITIES

The bid and asked prices appended
ure furnished through Eise1e & Kings
ELECTRIC. GAS. ETC.
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FOSTER-At st. Michaels Hospital, after
an illness from railroad accident, War
rem street, Harrison. May 10. John, be-
loved husband of Hannah and father
of Gertrude Mildred Foster, II Sterling
street, East Orange.
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PRICES OF BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Omen High LOW Close.
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PRITCHETT-Peacef fell asleep
Wednesday, June %, May Bell Eliza
beth, beloved daughter Of Albert and
Annie Pritehett, at her late residence.
62b Rutgers street.
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-afhi y, y. June 1s. 1914.
Nathan Kussy sol.r- NAaAN. sheriff:
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RoLLEY-Snddenly, June "a, 1913 at his
residence, 81 Johnson avenue, Kearny,
James Fred, beloved husband of Jennie
Rol1ey, in his 9th year.
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ROBERTSON June 26, 1913, AIonza,
beloved husband of Carrie Roberts.
aged 32 years, 405 North Fifth
street.
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PHILLIPS-on June rs, 1913, at the
Seventh street, Marie Cecilia. daugh-
ter of Joseph j. and Elizabeth ".
Phillips s(nee Stephens), aged 8
weeks.
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ONABECK-Entered into rest on
Thursday, June IS, 1913, Bertha
Onabeck (nee Kemper), beloved
wife of John Onabeck, aged So years
months Is days, 1868 Springfield
avenue, Irvington.
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TELEGRAPH BREvITIEs

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 10.-Frank
Fa1k, d real estate dealer. was killed
early today on the temporary bridge
over White river at Washington street
His Assailaflt escaped.
WARRINGTON, Aas. 19.--IndividuaI
Identity OF the many officials Of the
ppstofiire department was wiped out
today and henceforth official titles
atone Will identify the heads OF depart
ments.
Los ANGELESJ Aug. 19.-When J. e.
Price, waiter. dared his wife to shoot
him, following quarrel over his al
legged attentions to chorus girl. she
dared" and shot him In the leg. Price
said he would not prosecute his wife.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.-Deposi-
tories In which the government keeps
Its money to pay current expenses
have more than doubled In number
since February /. On that date there
we're 44U repositories. Today there are
3so
BREMEN. Gefmany, Aus. l9s--The
North German Lloyd Steamship COM
pafiy ANNOUNCED to-day that 1t will In
stitute In the middle OF September a
regular passenger and freight service
every three weeks between Bremen
ana Boston and New Orleans.
WARRINGTON, Aux 1a.--speaker
clark today appointed HOUSE members
OF two joint congressional commissions.
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me X|CAN CRISIS
| DEPREssEs STOCKS
American Securities Also
Drop In London, Due to
Selling Orders

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-The Mexican
situation was the conspicuous influence
In today,s stock market. Reports over
night that the relations between this
country and Mexico had reached Q
crisis were responsible for depressing
the list. and. although more reassurins
statements were received later, the
tone continued uncertain.
American stocks declined In London
on selling orders from this side. When
trading began in this market prices
gave way generally, with especial
heaviness In corporations which have
interests In Mexico.
early. but pressure thereafter was not
severe, despite the bearish cast OF SEN
timents At the low figures Of the ses-
sions Smelling showed 3 point loss
points OF, and the active list generally
or more.
Operations were on a small scale
through the afternoon. and the market
effected a partial recovery. The Der
nand apparently came largely from the
shorts, although In some quarters II
was said that Investment buying exer-
cised an influence.
by selling stocks here. Sales for for.
eign account ran between 10000 nnc
10000 shares, with heavy offerings o1
Amalgamated. Threats OF renewed dis
turbances in the Balkans and uneasi-
ness regarding the monetary situation
at Berlin gave the foreign news bear
ish aspect
Bonds were irregular. Union Pacific
convertib1es and Rock Island collater-
ais were especially heavy. Total sales
(par yalue), 100000.
United States as and Panama SO, cou-
pom. declined II on call.
j. G. Wilson's Stock Letter
NEW YORK. Aug, 10. The stocl
market was dull and featureless mos'
Of the day. Some early. selling occa.
stoned by reports from Mexico caused
small decline. but information on thu
Mexican situation is very uncertain and
often unreliable. Diplomatic negotia-
tions will finally settle the matter but
IN any event the Mexican situation will
not. In our opinion. prove disturbing
TO the market. Spot copper eased of
little today. steel and iron issues
were steady, with a slight improvement
In orders noted.
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WESTERN PACIFIC GAINS
western Pacific railway statement o
CRISP FINANCIAL HR1EEs

san Ffapcisco bank elearings yesterday we're
IS, ,s5S. 53J. sc.
Before the railroad commission yesterday a
bearing was given the Home Telephone company
Of Eovina 10 its application for permission to
create bonded Indebtedness of 5000 600 and IS
sue Immediately $4,000 Of the bonds.
sJune gross of Northern Pacific was S6, O24 222,
as against S.. 514 439 In 1912. June net was
1892, Gil. as against sl.4S4, ,2l9. Gross for IL
months. SIP. 1919; l3S. as compared with $63, ,423
94s; net for year, $24, ,3i2, 652, against s2l
$50, iO5 In previous year
Ronds Of the Boea and Loyalton railroad, dated
April l. 1903. at 20 years, FIRST 6s are called for
payment at $40 and interest October 1 BIZ the
Mercantile Trust company. San Francisco.
Applications for participation I'm the underwrit-
Ing Of the certificates Of interest in Southern Pa
eiHc stock. being managed by Kuhn. Loeb & Co.,
were two aud half times the available amount.
more than 1920, ,0O0. 900. Applicants will re-
ceive 40 per cent Of the participation applied for.
Value of the mine output of gold, silver. cop
per lead and zinc in Nevada in 1912, according
70 the United States geological survey, was $685.
358,TS2. against S33 951.529 In 1911. an increase
OF S4-406. 203. or pearly l3 per cent.
The Ray Consolidated Copper company reports
1913. of $I2s. 759. Including earnings OF the Raw
and Giia Valley Railroad company This com
psres with s6Ts, SIS for the quarter ended March
80. 1918, $5Ts, sci for the quarter ended Decen.
her 81, 1919. and s6Jo.71s for the quarter ended
September 30 1912.
Richmond LeverIhg, who is largely interested il
Mexican oil fields. denies that he has RECENTLY
sold another large tract of oil lands In Mexico Ia
Lord Cowdrey, or that he has entered into any
alliance with Lord Cowdrey for the purpose Of
fighting Standard Oil interests In Mexico.
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One will investigate the Indian bureau.
and the other will study tuberculosis
among Indians in connection with an
inquiry into the establishment of
sanitarium In New Mexico and better
water at the Yakima Indian reserva-
ton. Representatives Stephens of
Texas, Carter Of Oklahoma and Burke
of South Dakota were named as mem
members of both commissions.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1g.--Adyo-
Gates OF the commission form of gov
ernment were defeated yesterday In the
first elections held in this state under
law passed by the Legislature at it's
last session. The boroughs of Sunbury,
Shamokifi and Mount Carmel all voted
against the innovation.
BOSTON, Aug. 19-It was announced
today that Governor Foss has decided
he will not be a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for governor, all
though he had sufficient signatures to
nomination papers to place his name on
the primary ballot. He has not decided
whether or not he will run independent.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, Ang. 1eeThe
cupola of the old seminary. from which
General Lee directed the movements
of the confederate forces during the
battle of Gettysburg was struck by
lightning In terrific storm and was
burned today, destroying one OF the
principal landmarks of the historic
field.
WHEELING, w. va, Aug. 19.-Fran-
tic because he had heard unfounded re-
ports rejecting on his wife's character.
John Marshall today fred Ave Bullets
into her body as they sat at the break
fast table in their home In Martins
Ferry. Marshall blew out his Brains.
Mrs. Marshall was killed in the pres
ence of four of her six children.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18.-Recommenda-
tions for drastic changes In the form of
state government will be presented at
the Governors conference. which will
open August 26 at Colorado Springs.
The program for this gathering, which
promises to develop extraordinary i'm
portance, was announced today by Sec
retary M. c. Riley of Madison. Wis.
HELENA, Mont, Aug. 18--In deny
ing the application of the government
for an injunction restraining the Ash
Sheep company from trespassing on the
ceded portion of the Crow Indian reser-
walton, Judge Bourquin in the federal
court ruled today that until the lands
are settled or sold they are open To
general grazing and exclusive permits
to Craze on such lands are therefore
word.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1gs--Inspectfon
OF. the SANITARY dfIdH eHSHtS anu sdle-
guards In railroad stations and trains
has been ordered on sweeping. scale
by Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
Allen. The investigation will be made
by the Inspectors OF public buildings
under orders from the supervising ar
chitect OF the treasury and their re-
ports will be turned over to the public
health service.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10s--Tnyestiga-
tion OF the Union Pacific Southern Pa
chic dissolution decree by a congregation
al committee of nine which would report
also IL further legislation were desif-
able to strengthen the anti trust and
Interstate commerce laws. was pro-
posed today in resolution by Repre-
sentative Kindel of Colorado. 1t
charges that two giant nionopolies"
have been firmly established By the de-
cree.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-20

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The sweather cohtiHles fair and moderAtely
warm over the entire. Pacinc sgsst !, Light
and Kansas ana hs9yx 5sn his fsf f1
liston 2.72 inches has fallen II the last -
The temperature has fallen IA degrees from
Buffalo to Boston and 10 degrees at New York.
II is also cooler IN Missouri and Tennessee.
On the Pacific coast warmer weather pIstais,
EXCEPT along the cphst OF California. Afternoon
temperStures IL tie great valley OF California
range from e6 TO 100 degrees.
FORECAST x z~1e
Following is the forecast Tor the 30 hours end
Ing at midnight Wednesday, August 90, 1918:
For san Francisco, OAKLAND and vicinity
Fair wednesdays moderate temPerature; light
west Winds brisk In. the Afternoon. Il
For Santa Clara vAley-Fair Wednesday; mod
erately warn; light north winds; maximum
temperature about co.
tiiusd warm; light Botth wifd6; maxinum tenn
peisu' For san I joaquin vhlsy-Falr wednesday;
continued warm; light north wihdss maximum
F6r Calf Califofns soStf Of the fehschspi raif
wednesday; high foe In the morning. moderate
southwest Winds maximum tetrperatufe near
| Los Angeles, about rs. in the valley % z-.s.
A. @. McADIE. District Fofecastef.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

StfAwberries -Louewofths. per chest; Ban
ohsr Sssel ysSo Per chest
blacxberries $1.7593 per chest; huckleberries,
'qss 3. Il 4oasss pr box; mountain
ss asss cIssS S'ao9s 6ss sSs a5 sSeasl for
Apples lper box -3sfAvensteins, S1.25G1.5 30
for tier and $11l. 10 for Al tier; Skinner seed
lings, 81 @1 IS FOR a tier; other fancy, s5cG$l;
FisswBiack. 10000 for double and 4o05oc
for single layer drawers; white, s5G6oc per
rians nal and rrunes soa7sc per crate; boxes,
SSsetarines-Red. s1@iaS per crate; boxes,
fears-Choice Bsffietts, 81 2s@1.75 per box.
asgas ss @ sfsggsa PEE Ton IS H. 'fr and s
II ss nsss tGs sssss psE sss
dsss & psr per- eea,e s naara
sRs' 4so sfas psi sssss 81 sis PEI
crate; small boxes. soa56c; iugs, eoc6 1925.
Citrus Frukss tper boI).ysieneia VA M oranges q 8
80 ,.. % stesa s;ss,s$ s$gs e leolettes s50e Mex
eer SancS or nsspaa psa and nd
31A Nl4c per ID FOR Central American; pineapples,
s2@2. 50 per dozen for Hawaiian.
DFleQ rTu1t9, ktNInIHsS NutS anu money
Prunes-Spot, COS to 90s &c bulk basis; Sos,
Nc higher; 4os to sos, jobbing at 514Gec as
bulk basis
Other fruits. 1912 crop:
Stand Extra
50 lb boxes ard Choice Choice Fancy
fesehes -. .......s.. app'.s. 4Nc &c &c SIC &c
rears ......... size sAc aac ss,,4c
Nectarfnes 61sc &c 61ac
Futures. 1913 crop-Prunes. Santa Clara. 4Ac
for 70s to COS; COS &c. sos &c. 40s INC ana 30s
2Xc higher; apfcots, so lb boxes. unfaced. 1115c
for standard, 12Hc for choice, 12Nc for extra
choice and 1870 for fancy; peaches so lb boxes.
Sc for standard, 6Ac for choice, 51ac for extra
Figs 411c for standard, 4xc for choice and
sac for fancy.
Raisins- s-I.oose muscatels. aye. 4&c and 4Ec
for 2, and 4 crown respectively; 2, 8 and 4
crown layers, csc, 81 and 1.23 respectively: 5
crown Dehesa clusters. $1.70, crown imperals,
2.20; seeded, lb boxes s7sc for fancy and SIZE
for choice, with the usual differentai for IL OF
boxes seedless sultanas 50s, 4sac; do Thompson,
SC for unbleached.
Nuts-Jobbing prices to the trade: walnuts
nominal: almonds, 16@1Sc; pecans f6G1Sc; Bra
zl 15@1sc; peanuts, 8 " ll6c; pinenuts 14@16c.
Honey--Fancy wafer white comb. 15H@ 16c
dark to amber, 1871 @141ac; white extracted 915
@10ci light amber, S@gc; amber, 6@7c: lower
grades, 57515c per lb
Beeswax- 33@34c per lb for light and 29a31c
for dark.
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Beans. seeds md Hops

Beans frecleaned. per cti)--Limas, s5.5oel6 go;
Manchuria butter, $s.s.G4; bayos. $3.5063 So
large whites. So :55@4 465;. small whites. $500
$50; pink. $3.15Nl3.30 Mackeyes. $3. .40G3 so;
red. $5.s5d4: red Kidney. So. .7oa3.s5; garvan,
zas, $494.50; horse beans s2G2.25; cranberry.
nominal
seeds-Mustsrd. =; haxseed, $s.ssa4 per ctl;
canary. 6@Bhc per lb; alfalfa, 14Gl1Sc; rape,
2n@sKe; timothy. nominal; heImp, &c; miIlet,
Dried Peas-Green. s2.75@3 per. ctI.
Hops California. 1913 contracts. 19d20c per
lb. as 10 grade and district; oregon and Wash
ineton.- 19d2tc
New YORK. Aug. 18--Hops-steady. State
common to choice, 1912. 1s6 20c; do 1911. 130
16c; Pacific coast, 1912 19d22c. 1911. 1661sc.
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butter, Cheese ana Esss

Further small advances were recorded In prices
for the best selections Of fresh laid California
eggs on the Dairy exchange yesterday. Extras
moved up half cent. and one cent was added
to the quotation for selected puilets. The gain In
extras made total rise OF 114c dozen In two
days While the market ruled firm at the out
SET and the new quotations were apparently
Justified it that time. the feeling along the
Several dealers reported that the msTkst va vas e
prices. which had 1 tendency to check the de-
mand for fresh ranch eggs and cause Detfet
inquiry for tho less expensive cold storage ana
Butter remained firm at the familiar quota
the. exchange. and there were no bids named,
need OF supplies. Sellers asked an advance OF
half cent ever the quotation for extras. New
California fancy fat cheese advanced to dSc
pound the highest price for the season. Vtner.
wise there was nothing new In that department
Of the market.
Sales on the exchange were as follows
Eggs--10 cases OF extras at. 5215c ana 10 cases
of selected pullets at 26c DOZEN -.
Cheese-25 new California fancy nats u LOG
Receipts were t27. 500 pounds Of butter. $1,000
pounds of cheese and ,406 cases OF eggs
The following are official. Quotations estaoS;
lished by sales. bids and offers on the noor Q o.
the Dairy exchange. Prices In the street, WINS WINS
governed by the exchange Quotations. generaliy
range from 11ac to 2tc higher, owing TO the
various charges to be added.
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DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN GRAIN


Cash Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO, Arg. 1g -Corn--No. 2. 7717754c:
D. Ehlts s7 Asts 70 Hs EsllHs INJe7As NJ y.is% S9
ayasSo. ~ Fl; ., s.as7He.
Timothy hSi soas. 40.
C1over-e10@14.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK, Aug. 10. - Flour = Quiet and
northern Duluth. ssEs; ssptsmbsf ' u iSlsc; &c.
December, eSssc.
Avsilable Grain supply
NEW YORK, Aug. 1e.-,Bradstreets adyices
Whsst United states ssst 81 Rocfiesss IN.
crease 8, 5s7 ,oOp bushsls; Unltsd states west OF
for and m DE
increase 100000 bushels; total increase, 7,319,-
C coTamdnited gtdfnitd states and Canada. decrease
osfs~unitsd states ana Canada, increase
8, 429, 600 bushels.
Northwestern wheat Market
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-wheat- Bluestem, s515c;
forty-fold, SOC; club, roc; ffs,. 7sc; red Rus.
sian 7sc YssteTdays e car ols recsipts-whsat 80.
7 TACOMA. 4 Ans .-wheat-Bluesten. s5c;
forty.fold,. sic. club. soc; hfe, soc. Car re-.
esiDts--whsat ~ hoRk hooRkHseGoN
PORTLAND, Aus. MISUNDERSTANDING
Gar fecsipts-wheat 81. barley I. nour 4, oats
4, hay. 10.
Minneapolis Grain Market
AMINNEAPOL1s, Mimi. Aug. 10. - Close
wheat-No. 1 hard. s954c; No.. 1 northern,
s7Mgs9alc; No 2 norther1, a5M 9s7Mci No; 2
sTa spemBBe1 s5s becs@bsr ssc Nag as
9bnc.
Fiour-U Unchanged.
Bran-Unchanged. -
Corn-No. yellow 74h 075c.
Oats-No. 8 white. 40K d40&c.
Fiax-si.5iNMi.53H.
Bartey-53667c.
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Mining Stocks

The unefnciai report Of the North Star Tun-
pel and Development company for the month
brought about some heavy selling Of the com
panys stock here and in New York yesterday.
The selling at this end Of the line resulted In
the close being weak at zoe. against Sic Monday
afternoon. II was officially reported that the
purchase Of new Inachihery and other necessary
equipment. but this explanation failed to check
the selling movement, for the total sales for
was fair amount OF business handled In the
other Tonepahs, and prices for most of the
quotations Merger Mines was the only active
feature OF the Godheld group, and It ruled steady
at lac. sales and bld. Consolidated was In
What little activity occurred In the Com
stocks was generally at the expense of prices.
though the declines were not heavy Ophr
and Consolidated Virginia lost point each and
Sierra Nevada declined points to &c.
SIS rb.rrrSra eror-n r~r.rr - - N
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CeneraI Merchandisc

Bags-Standard Calcutta grain bags, 9%@
and 4sc for 315 lbs; fleece twine, 9lAc per ID:
bean bags, 7ssd7%c per lb
OIL quotations are for barrels-Llnseed 6Gc
per gallon for boiled and 64c for raw, Dbl lots
lie less, cases sc more; Bakers "A castor, cases.
gallons SLOT, 10 gallons S1.05; commercial
castor, in cases. 90c; China nut. cases, 75M Soc
per gallon.
Coal Oil, Gasoline, etc.-Pearl oil, in bulk DC.
In cases l0c: headlight oil, IN bulk 10c In cases
lie; Eocene. in bulk lie, in cases 19c; Elaine.
2e1sc; Red Crown gasoline, in bulk 15l4c, in
cases 2215c; engine distillate, in bulk 1711c. In
cases 141Ac: gas machine gasoline, in bulk SIC.
in cases 441ac: varnish makers and painters
naphtha IN bulk 141zc In cases 211zc.
Turpentine-In cases. SIC: 10 case lots &c less
drums and iron barrels 5oc Aroturps. cases soc,
iron barrels and drums. 23c per gallon
Rosin-F. $7.70; II, $7.75; !, $50; VIC. $40
per Dbl Of $50 lbs.
Red and white Lead-Red. s1shc; white.
7A@s1c per lb: do In and 10 lb lots, &c
and Tic respectfyely
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-20
necefDfs 81 produce Aorosf Is
wheat ahd other Grains

Wheat add other Grains
CASH WHEAT
rrices largely nominal California ciub. 81 80
@$1.52H per ctl; northern. club, $1.56@ L62H;
Turkey red, $1.5J@160 Russian reds a. 500
1.6214; forty-foid &.52tS bIuestem, 41.65 0l. 80.
No quotations.
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed, $f.26Gt.30 per ctl; lower grades
FUTURES
II a. m. Session
December sold at 81 SO. August (newl closed
at $1.28A bid. $1.30 asked, and May. 1914 at
$1.42h bid, $1.43A asked.
2 D. IN. session
December-$1.S S9A fer opening and high and
$1.3e for low and closing 81
Oats~white feed. Si47H@1.52t per zctt fol
No. choice: black 81. 1913 20; red seed n. rs
@2.10; do feed $500 go.
Corn-Eastern yellow, carload lots. $3.50 PET
ctl; do white. $f.s5 Egyptian white. nominal;
RseE$i.3oGis7H per eli on the spot