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Beans, seeds and Hops

Beans (recleaned per ctl)--Limas, $5.5od5. 50
large whites. s4. % @465; small whites. 5000
$50: pink $3.15a3.30: blackeyes. s5.4o63.6 so
red, 50. .S504; red kidney, $3.T0d3S5: garvan
nominal
seeds-Srustard, -; haxseed, S3.s5@4 per ctl
canary. 6@6hc per lb; alfalfa. 14@tSc; rape
21a63I5c; timothy, nominal; hemp, Sc; millet
2KM2Ec.
Dried Peas-Green $2.7563 per ctl.
Hops-Californa. 1912 crop. to growers, 12d
16c per lb for general offerings; choice. scarce
and nominal at 2oc; 1918 contracts, 1S@20c al
to grade and district
common to choice. 1912, 1SM20c: do 1911, 13d
15c Pacific coast. 1912, 19@21c; do 1911. 16@
Go
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EXPERTS GOING TO EUROPE
Department OF Agriculture to study
Cooperation Schemes

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Farmers of
the United States may profit by the
experience of farmers of Europe Sec
retary Houston Of the department of
agriculture today decided to send
abroad DR.. Thomas N. Carver. head of
the rural organization service, and
Bradford Knapp. who is in charge Of
the farmers cooperative demonstra
tion work in the south. The study Of
successful cooperative schemes will be
the principal object Of their trip.
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Hutton's Chicago Advices

Wheat-A nervous and choppy mar
ket in wheat with not much business
running. There was a little dip at the
outset. then a sharp rally, then reac-
tfon to about yesterdays close and
finally a recovery to the early high
point. The movement and news in
corn has had more or less influence on
wheat and has given 1t strong under
tone most of the day.
Corn values f1uctuated quite frregu-
1arly most Of the day. finally taking a
decided upward course. Early hesita-
tion and occasional weak spots were
due to private and official reports
showing that light rains were scat
tered pretty generally over most of the
belt east of the Missouri river The
southwest and west continues to lead
Chicago toward higher prices. with the
east trying to keep pace with this
market.
Oats have followed corn to some ex-
tent, but have not shown quite as
much strength. Northern portions in
the oats producing sections have sent
in some good thrashing returns.
Light trade in provisions with prices
higher. Most Of the business was in
lard and ribs.
Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
FURNISHED by E. f. Hutton 4 Co., 400 California
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Hay and Feedstufs

Feedstuns (per toni Bran. S26d27 for
white and $25026 for red shorts. $27G2S mid
Iings s3o@33: rolled barley. S27 50@2s. so: corn
meal $41@42; cracked corn. $41@42: chopped
lots and $23 jobbing; oilcake meal 20 ton lots
$S2 10 ton lots $50. so. ton lots $32. small
and 10 ton lots. $27 so for ton lots and s2S for
small lots: alfalfa meal. carload lots $3.50 job
bing $3.50; Eureka meal carload lots $22.5o,
jobbing $3.50.
Hay (per ton)-Fancy wheat hay, s20@21
No. 1 wheat and wheat and oat. $1T.5061S.50;
good to choice do, $15M17.50: barley and oat.
$15@17: tame oat S16. 6.5o@19.50: wild oat. $I4@
1850; stock hay. $11@13: alfalfa, $12@15
Straw-6J 69Oc per bale
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PouIfrx and Game

The recent improvement in prices for young
chickens drew in larger supplies from state
shipping points than receivers expected and
a consequence the market developed slightly
easier tone yesterday. Young ROSTERS, fryers
and broilers continued to sell well. but sellers
reported that 1T was a difficult matter to fully
maintain the quotations at the previous levels
as buyers were inclined to hold on and demand
concessions. The market in poor shape as
far general offerings of hens concerned.
week. came in and California shippers continued
to keep the market filed up with small and
medium sized white leghorns. Posted buyers had
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BONDS CALLED FOR PAYMENT

Bonds called for redemption Include
the following:
stockton Gas and Electric company. entire Is
sue of $3.50 OO0 called at s1o6 and interest. jan
nary / 1914 but Mercantile Trust company OF
San Francisco will pay that price for al bonos
presented before that date
gage 6 per cent bonds. dated August l. 1908,
called August l. 1918. at 5103 and interest, by
Detroit Trust company
Northern Pacific Terminal company of Ore
zon. $44. 600 first per cent bonds. due January
l. 1888 called at $f1o August 4. 1913 by Farm
ers' Loan and Trust company of New York
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CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal: Caifor-
mia club. $1.5od1 .521a per ctl: northern club,
ST. 50@1 SOY; Turkey red 81. 80 a So: Russian
red. $1.50@1.52 52A; forty fold, $152h bluestem'
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FUTURES
is KILLED BY HIGH FALL

RIVERSIDE, Aug. 6.-E. w. Shafer,
assistant superintendent OF the River
side HI ghlands Water company. met a
when he lost HIS balance and plunged
to the bottom OF an so foot well which
he was inspecting
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MOToRcYcLIST IS KILLED

MADEIRA, Aug. 6.--While taking his
second ride on newly purchased mo-
torcycle J. Z. Madrid ran into a wagon
loaded with iron piping today near
Fairmead and was killed.
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RAILROAD COMMISSION RULINGS

Decisions rendered yesterday by the
railroad commission included the fol-
lowing:
Authorized II. G. Lacey company. which oper-
jssorv notes in the aggregate of SIC. 900.
In the southern California lumber cases dlrects
the carriers 10 establish a minimum carload
weight Of 1000 pounds.
Ordered the Tuolumne County Electric Power
and Light company TO make reductions IN me IN.
lighting rates In the territory surrounding me
cifr OF sonora The commission reduces the top
rate from 10 cents per kilowatt hour to cents
other reductions made accordingly
Dismissed the complaints Of the Grayson-oWen
company and Of Scott Magner & Miller against
the Southern Pacific company.
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New york metal Market

NEW YORK, Aug 6.-Coppcr-Firm Stand
ard. spot to September, 14.a5c bid: electroytic
15.371s @15.50c; lake, 15.50015.75c; casting,
15-2jc.
Tin-Firm. Spot 41.621k 042c: August Al As
al. .10c: September, 41.30Q41.5Oc; October.
Al. d41.37Hc.
Antimony-- Nominal: Cookson's, S40@S. Soc
Iron-Steady and unchanged.
london market closed as follows:
iCopper-Duli Spot and futures fG7 los
Tn--Firm Spot f1SS: futures, f1S7 15s
Iron--Cleveland warrants 55s
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General Merchandise

Bags-Standard Calcutta grain bags. 9% n 1oc:
San Quentin, SIC: wool bags, 5o1sc for and
4Sc for 3h lbs; fleece twine, 9lac per lb; bean
bags, 7%M79se per lb.
Oil. quotations for barreis-Lnseed. Csc
per gallon for boiled ard 81 for raw. Dbl lots
lie less cases sc more; Bakers "A castor. cases.
gallons, $1.07, 10 gallons S1.05; commercial
castor. In cases. 90c; China nut, cases, 739S5c
per gallon.
Coal OIL, Gasoline. etc.-Pearl oil. In bulk &c
in cases 10c headlight oil. in bulk. 10c. in cases
lie: Eocene, in bulk lie. in eases 1ec; Elaine
261ac; Red Crown gasoline. In bulk: 1.19c. IN
cases 221ac; engine distillate. In bulk flac, N
cases 14tac: gas machine gasoline. in bulk BE-
In cases 4411c: varnish makers and painters
naphtha. in bulk 141zc, in cases 215c.
drums and iron barrels, soc; Aroturps. eases 30c
iron barrels and drums, 23c per gallon
Rosin-F. $40; II, $7.75; l. $50, VIC, $40
per bb1 of $50 lbs
Red and White Lead-Red. s@s1Sc: white.
7#@s19c per 1b; do In and 10 lb lots, &c and
TIC respectively.
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Mining Stocks

While trade In Nevada mining securities was
of larger proportions yesterday than the
preceding day. the increased activity st
the expense of prices in most Of the Issues
dealt in, and the general tone of the market
was one of easiness at all times. Prices for
the active Tonopahs were inclined to sag and
actual declines occurred in Tonopah Merger.
Midway and MacNamara. North Star also sold
OF at the opening. but IT recovered the loss
later and closed steady the day. 0phr led
n general but small decline In the north end
Comstocks while the Goldheld issues and the
stocks Of the outside southern camps showed
no change to speak Of
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union PACIFIC UP;
CAUSE A MYSTERY
Gossip Attributes Rise to Ex-
pected Bonus in Cash or
Stock After Unmerging

NEW YORK. Aug 6.-The outstand-
ing feature of today's professional and
frequently stagnant stock market was
a temporary further rise. in Union Pa
tribution In cash or stock may follow
the company's sale of Southern Paciflc
holdings.
From authoritative sources it was
learned that no foundation exists for
such rumors, but it Is not denied that
some action beneficial to Union Pacific
stock holders may be taken ere long.
Union Paciflcs point advance, reg
not shared by other leaders, most Of
which manifested a backward tendency.
Steel was under pressure on unfavor-
able estimates of its July tonnage,
setback, despite another advance in the
metal, and Reading and Lehigh Valley
were sold by the shorts in anticipation,
it was said, of federal action against
the anthracite roads.
The public utility stocks were unaf-
fected by circumstantial reports that
the telephone and telegraph companies
are to be subjected to further exam
ination by the interstate commerce COM
mission.
In fact, Western Union rose a. full
point. New Haven was inclined at
times to ease off, which may not have
been unrelated to the probable suspen-
sion of tie Boston and Maine preferred
A better demand for commercial
paper by local and Interior banks was
the only notable change in monetary
conditions. Six months money was
easier on more liberal offerings.
The general bond market was firm.
with some activity at better prices In
Eries, New York Central dehentures,
Frisco 5s,. Wabash As and Western
unchanged on call. Total sales, par
value aggregated $1,500,0O0.
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New york CoYee M,rket

NEW YORK. Aug 6.-Weakness in Europe
and lower cost and freight market caused re-
newed selling OF coffee futures today. First
prices were ii to IA points lower Active months
sold down II to IL points during the morning.
good demand developed later and the market
recovered partly, with the close steady.
Spot steady: Rio No Z. &c: Santos No. 4,
11%c. Mild quiet: Cordova. 13n161ac
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vegetables-Green corn. $125@225 per sack
for bay: green peas. 3@5c per lb: cucumbers.
40@50c per box: garlic. 3@4c per ID: cabbage,
peppers: 60M75c per box for bell and 35@50c
for chile: carrots. 75c per sack: string beans,
3M6c per ID: lima beans. 406c per b: summer
squash, 3A@5Oc per box: tomatoes. $1@1.23 per
box; green okra, 5o060c per box; eggplant, 50@
65c per box.
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FIRE IN EUREKA FACTORY

Especial Dispatch to The Cain
EUREKA, Aug. 6.-Fire which broke
out in the Eureka Sash. Door and Mold
ing mill plant last night threatened
valuable property, but was extinguished
after slight loss.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Maeket

tfrom e. F. Hutton & Co.'S private wire
NEW YORK. Aug 6.-InBuenced by bullish
cables, compa nts Of serious deterioratons in the
southwest and rumors that further heavy ship
ments would be made from the already low
stocks in this market cotton had sharp upturn
today, with all options passing above the lie
level. Sentiment remains hearish, though there
Is little courage the short side
Spot closed quiet and unchanged. Middling up
lands. i2c, do gulf. ~ 2sc. No sales.
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RATE INCREASE is WANTED
Rate Committee of Eastern Roads to
Ask for 5 Per Cent

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Daniel Will
lard, president of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and chairman of the rate
committee of the presidents of east
ern railroads., issued a statement to.
night saying that while it was pro.
posed shortly to Ole new tariffs with
the Interstate commerce commission
contemplating an increase of approx
mately S per cent in freight rates, this
action would not be taken for the pur-
pose of forcing early action on the
part of the commission.
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Deciduou. and citrus Fruits

Stra awberries s-Longworths - per chest; Ban
ners, $4@5: other varieties, $3@4.
Other Berr1es-Raspberrfes. $669 per chest
plackberries, $204 per chest; huckleberries, S@
Peaches Wrapped. a5@eoc per box: carriers,
oo9Soc. small lugs. 3566oc: large do. 5O@55c.
Apples fper box)-Gravensteins $1.40@150 for
tier and $1@1.10 for IA tier: red Astrachans.
<lM1.2o for tier and S5cG$1 for Az tier:
white Astrachans 75cm$1: common to choice
fruit. 50c6$1; crabapples 50665c for small and
S5cQ 81 -25 for large boxes.
Figs-Black. $1.25@175 per box white,
75cM$1.
Plums and Prunes-5o@75c per crate; boxes.
zzsss Nsssterines-Red,, sl@i.2S per crate; white,
Pears-Wrapped Bartletts. s1G1.5o per box;
nnwrapped. S1.50@1.75 for green No. / and
75cQ$1 for No. q; canning prices. $35@45 per
ton for No. and $17. .5O025.5O for No. 2; Dear
born seedlings. 75@9Oc for small ngs.
Melons-Turlock cantaloupes. S12562 per
crate: river nutmegs $1G 10; do cantaloupes,
seas per crate: watermelons, sI25@3 per
dozen and fd116c per h.
Grapes-Seedless 9Oc@$1 per crate: lug boxes.
55cM$1 Malagas $l.25M1.4 40 per crate
Citrus Fruits fper boxl--Valencia oranges. -
as; seedless grapefruit S2.50i5; lemons. seas;
on stock. $3M4: lemonettes. $5.50@6.5o; Mexican
lines. $1O0 1880.
Tropical Fruts-Bananas 363Lc per 1b for
Mexican $l25@l-75 per bunch for Hawaiian and
3h 44c per Id for Central American; pfneapples.
$2Q2.50 per dozen for Hawaiian.
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Hutton's New York Letter

The stock market was almost at a
standstill today, having apparently
settled into dullness pending the pub
lication of the government crop. re-
port on Friday. Traders said stocks
were tired and that if any movement
occurred before Friday it would be
downward. The renewed strength in
the corn market toward the close had
an unfavorable influence on sentiment.
The immediate action of the market
will likely be governed by the crop
news. but on recessions we believe
stocks should be purchased
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Future Grain and Provisions
Ca.h Grain and Proyfaiona

NO xste Aos sce9nA0 No yeox ssaos ee a
70hc: No. 3, 69M70c. No. white, 70A @71c:
No yellow. 6s1h @7015c; No. 4. 6sM@6sc;
No. white, 6911 @7Oc: No. yellow, 69669Lc.
Rye-No. .. new. 62663c.
Barlev-50d65c
Tmothy-S464.90.
Clover-Nominal
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
PETALUMA. Aug. 6-There was a little
seesaw In the egg market today after receipt of
transactions of the San Francisco Dairy Produce
and Egg exchange quotations for extra ranch
going up 11hc and for selected pulets being
lowered the amount. Dealers and specu-
lators offered 32c for extra ranch and 24c for
selected pulets. Delivery was light.
SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 6.-Today's egg quota
tions were marked by extras advancing 1ac. buy
ers paying 32c per dozen for extras. Firsts and
seconds brought 23c.
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug. 6-Butter-Unchanged
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables
Potatoes--New river white, S5c@S1. 10 per ctI;
sweets. 3@315c per lb.
onions-New yellow. s1.lo@1.15 per ctl.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

SALES AUGUST
5s Oakland. Antioch & Eastern Ry. 100
90 Oakland. Antioch & Eastern Ry. 800
Sc. 900 Western Pacific Ry 5s....-.--.. 49, S7la
The following are the latest quotations for un-
listed securities on the San Francisco Stock and
Bond exchange:
BONDS Bid Ask
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.--Money on call. steady.
zA G21h per cent; ruling rate. 2A per cent;
closing bid 2A per cent offered at 2is per cent.
Time loans easier; 60 days. 3% "A per cent:
20 days. 415@4% per cent; months, 5s4 @6
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 6@6i5 per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady, 81. S315 for 60 day
bills and 81 $685. for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.S2Z.
Bar silver. 59hc.
Mexican dollars, Ale.
Bonds-Government. steady: railroad. strong
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Refined susar Market

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows. net cash: Fine granulated. 4.90c;
Gamers granulated 4.9oc; fruit granulated.
4.9Oc; crystal domfnos. 5 Id cartons in cases.
S.7Oc: do lb cartons in cases, 9.2Oc; monarch
bar 5.25c: tablets in half bbls, 5.40c; do in %
b boxes. 5.65c; cubes, 515c: monarch powdered
&c; xxx powdered, SC; confectioners' A, .9Oc;
beet granulated. 4.70c extra G. 4.4Oc; golden
c. 4.3Oc; d, 4.20c. Barrels and so Id bags 1oc,
half bbis 25c. boxes soc more per 100 lbs than
for bags of 100 lbs net Bar in 35 and 40 lb
tins ST 10 more, in and 10 1b tins. 81. 35 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade in 100
lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes follows Granulated basis.
4.9Oc: c. H. fine standard. 4.90c: coarse dry
granulated 4.90c; confectoners A. 4-90c berry,
A. 9Oc: powdered. &c. cubes, 5.15c; "Higrade"
bar, 525c; bricks dn half bbls). 54oc; bricks
Tin 25 1b boxes), 5.65c; crystal domfnos 60 Id
cartons in cases.. s.7oc; do lb cartons in cases.
9. .20c; extra fne dry granulated t100 lb bags
only) 47Oc: extra G.. 4.40c; golden G, 4-30c;
yellow D. 4.2oc. Additional per 100 lbs; In bbls
and 80 lb bags, Zoe more; half bbls 2oc more: !:
boxes SOC more for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40
lb tins $1.70 more in 10 ID tins $2.35 more.
Minimum order, carload weight
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Sugar-Raw, strong;
centrifugal. $780, muscovado 3.23c' molasses,
g Csc.
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New York Stock List

E.. F. Hutton & Co. 400 California street.
members OF the New York Stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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cIearings In Northwestern Cities

PORTLAND. Aug. 6.-Clearings, sle14,s
balances. S11S.4ST.
SEATTLE. Aug. 6.-Clesrings, S1,7S1, SOP; bal
snces S129. 1os.
TACOMA. Aug. s.-Clearings. ss5s.5s1; bal
2nees S53. T53.
anceg s4O31S
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LISTED SECURITIES
SALES AUGUST 6
Morning Session

Board
Firemans Fund Insurance .240 90
15 Onomea Sugar co......... 21 .S7 u
81. 900 L A-Pac 1st mtg 5s. 100.to
$1,000 Market st Ry 1st con- 5s. So. 90
ST. Northern Ry Co of Cal 5s. .106- 70
$1,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s...-. $500
$1,000 S p Co Ist ref 4s. 90 90
$1,000 Spring Val Water gen mtge As. 80. 90
81 900 Spring Val Water gen mtge As 50 81 "
$1,000 Spring Val Water gen mtge As. SO. %
$1,000 Cal Gas & Electric unifying 5s- 93 90
SIC, 600 Pacific Tel Tel 5s.-....-... 81 .37 "
Afternoon Session
Board
so Amalgamated Oil Co......-.... S6 90
80 California st Cable Re-. .l25. 90
25 Giant Powder ......-......-.-. 81 25
1000 L A-Pac r r 1st con mtge 5s- 100. Is
So 600 Peoples Water Co 5s..-.---... II 90
50, 900 Peoples Water Co 5s......-... T0.50
81 900 S p r Co 1st ref $780,. &C. 90
Street
20 Mutual Savings Bank .-....... 5000
$1,000 United of As. 30 II "
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Recelpt. Of Produce Auxust g
wheat and Other Grains


CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal: oaiifor-
MIA club. 81. 5oa .52la per ct: northern cnn,
red: $1.5o@I.52A; forty fold, s1521a bluestem'
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed is quoted on the spot and
to arrive at 81. 25@l30 per cit; no. brewing
7'~ -'9 FUTURES
III a. m. Session
No trading trading. December closed at s1.s25s bid,
$l33A asked.
December sold p r. Session August closed at
81 2s1s bid. $l.25 asked. =.
Oats White feed. s1.5o@ 1-571s per 1cti foI
al g Do efe.sf feed I'ass 'eo @''
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots. Size
per ctl: do white. s1.s4 Egyptian white, nom
inal: Kafhr. nominal.
Rye-0nering at S1.35M1371a.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
Quotations for everything under this n h,nsa, head
prices yesterday the principal advance being 70
eggs, which were half cent higher for extras
cepts of eggs were about up TO the average for
this time of the year. but the percentage OF
strictly fresh stock in the arrivals. continued
small. and the growing scarcity of desirable
offerings. brought about the advance. The price
of seconds remained stationary white the ofheI
grHueS were
was pretty well 6lled up with Inferior quality
eggs.
Extra butter was marked up half cent the
advance making total gain of i2c pound
or &c square. since the first of the week As
on the preceding day. a fractional advance over
the quotation paid for small lots al
the informal session of the Dairy exchange. The
days receipts were uuevenly distributed. and
this fact tended to enhance the general frmness
in the market for small receivers were Obliged
to bid the price up to get what supplies they
needed In the cheese department new Cali
fornia fancy fats were half cent higher.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Butter-20 cases of extras at 33c pound
Also lon the informal call 25 cases at 331ac q
pound.
cheese-5o new California fancy fats at 17c
"a pound
Eggs-1O cases Of extras at 321ac. 20 at 33c
and 30 cases OF selected pulets at 26lsc dozen:
Receipts were 4J. 900 pounds of butter. $1,000
pounds of cheese and 1A35 cases Of eggs
The following are~>offcia quotations estah.
1ished by sales, bids aud offers on the hoor 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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The average quotations for extra butter for the
week ended Saturday, August 2, was 81 1-12c a
pound
Cheese-Fancy california fats. lie per H..
firm; do 6rsts. 15Ac firm: fancy Young Amer
icas 1Sc, steady; oregon twins. 16c, steady; do
steady; New York fancy, 20@20Ac, steady;
Wisconsin fancy. 16H 017hc. steady.
cluded.
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WESTERN PAC|F |C
SHOWS BIG GAINS
Revenue Increase for Fiscal
Year Shown in Earnings
Statement

Gross operating revenue of the West
ern Pacific railway for the fiscal year
ended June so. 1913, shows an increase
of $915.095.S6 over the preceding year.
net revenue shows an increase of $685.
997.72, while operating income shows
gain of s576,135.43. Operating income
for the month of June. 1913, was $34,-
1880 greater than for June, 1912. The
earnings statement based on the report
to the interstate commerce commission
follows:
For 70 months ended June So
1918 1912
Operating revenue $6.173. .62s. % S5.25s 5S2 43
Operating expenses. 4.50o. 1854 4,229, ,s64 80
Net operating rev. 81. .87s. .35 81. OBS ss7 SO
Outside operations. 11.e35.2s S6,161,5S
Total net revenue 81, ,e61 .07 S992 500 50
Taxes .... 27S, S,096.13 1856. .233 81
on.rst,nr income. 81. 3ss, 4o7. "a sso7. .272 81
For month of Jrns- 1919 1912
Operating revenue. .$512 $50. 50 $3.50 2ss Is
Operating expenses. S51, $50. % S5lolAto
Net operating revenue. .s161 oo5. so s117. .7es. os
Outside operations. 1,444-o1 l,lo69
Total net revenue. .s15a. .561 q s116.6l2 So
Taxes .......--.---.-... zoloo.4o 1s'oa~-Ao
o,s-.+ino income .s133. .373. ct sos. .24o. e7
trrtfnstsd aarnInrs for IuIy 1e13 600. 600. 90
Actual earnings for July 1912. -. 530. PCS. 55
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Condition of Treasurx

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.-The condition Of the
United States treasury at the beginning OF bust
ness today
Net balance in general fund. $3.50 952 553.
Total receipts yesterday. 81. .2S6. .956.
Total payments yesterday, 50 $50. .1S9.
The deficit this fscal year is 50, STA. .495
against surplus of s60.619 last year. exclusive
OF Panama canal and public debt transactions.