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(XI 18 THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER- -THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1915. GRAINS DAILY CHICAGO LETTER BY-JOSEPH F. PRITCHARD FINANCE FINANCIAL NOTES BY B. C. FORBES STOCKS WALL STREET REVIEW BY BROAD AN WALL NEWS AND COMMENT BY DENIS DONOHOE BUSINESS GRAIN QUOTATIONS.

T)AILY QUOTATIONS the lOCAL MARKETS OIL AND MINING STOCKS IJjf a very quiet market Jumbo Extension one of tbo few active issues opened up 1 points at promptly receded to and closed at $1.02. Booth to the amount of about 4,000 shares was traded In at 50 cents und Merger Mines advanced to 23 bid. Atlanta was reasonably active at 30. 1 MINING 4 liuiaUlli, Gypsy Queen, OcldfleJd Cod 01 EX DIVIDEND. 10 Sales.

REGULAR SESSION. 1000 Atlanta 2(K) do 1.62 18 12 09 OS 03 05 11 41X10 Cash rn. BOO Con Virginia. 100 Golden Bldr. 150 Gdfld Merger.

2' do 20O0 KewanaB BdO Optiir tooo Oro 60UO Rescue Eula. 20 Keg Belcher. ROO Hierra 1000 Silver Con. Doojlru 1000 Jumbo INFORMAL SESSIONS. 1000 Andes 6000 Atlanta 2o0 Belcher 4'hio Booth Renrg.

laiflOon Virginia, 2nh) Blk Butle. 200 Florence 75 Gdfld Merger. 1500 do Ot West Con IO0J Butler b-30 130O BOO 2000 200 20500 500 250 isiio 14S8 1OO0 800 1XK Kenans Matiean M.m Pittsbg. Ophir Hew ue Eiila. Round do Sierra Silter do Tono Merger.

VkU 15 8H .08 12 OS 52 Bo 05 Hi It Ol 100 do 4950 Jumbo 1. til' Closing Quotations, CALIFORNIA MINES. Bid. Ask. I Bid.

Ask. Bnmswk Cn.1.00 Mtn 21 Cent Eureka. 17 CO. .1.50 NEVADA MINES. O0MSTOCKS.

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Ask. 16 09 3.00 01 41 03 02 33 4 Ask. 14 05 24 04 OS 02 1.62 03 08 Oft 02 07 00 06 03 Ask. 01 03 02 mil. nai Belmont 4.00 4.10 North ia 07 Rescue KiU.

08 Cash On. 06 Ot West On. Halifax Jim MacN'amara Midway Con. Mir.pali Montana 02 Too 27 95 02 16 25 Ton OvD O. Ton Merger.

30 Ton of Nev. .6. 73 Ton 76 Con. Umatilla, Victor 32 Jlou Pittal" 07 West Knd 62 Bid. GOLDFIELD DISTRICT.

xSut. A Atlanta 30 Gdfld Kewaa 13 03 23 03 07 Blue Bell Bull Reorg Booth ReorK. fl Columbia Mt Comb Frac Cmn wealth Conaueror On Cracker Jack. Dull Reorg Pnifld Daisy. Florence Golden West.

Odfld Bulldg 02 03 50 03 05 Of) 02 01 02 04 01 03 Do Exten. 04 Odfld Mtn Grandma 04 Gt Bd re-inc 06 Do Rvten. 01 10 Jumbo .1.60 Jumbo Junior 02 02 Umo 8 Con. 05 02 Smioue 05 03 fh-o OS 05 Red 01 61 8nd.tin Kend 06 12 Silver Onn 10 Sprhead Gold 07 V'ema I 05 Yellow Tiacr. 02 04 Gdfld Mn.1.37 Gdflil Comb.

Ol MANHATTAN DISTRICT. iil.l. ask. i JJia. 01 Man niter.

Derter TJn. Gold Wedge. 01 Man Four. 05 02 Man Caps 02 06 Mjjg Man Con sol 02 OTflKW rUSTRICTS. Bid.

Ak. I Bid. Eagle's 01 Pittsbg Pk OS Fvw Bldr. 03 Round Mt. 52 Nevada Hill 21 24 Tecopa Cutt.

45 Ask. 00 BS OIL STOCKS Kid. Ask. Am! 63.00 Asso atk. 38.00 Brookshire 00 Coal 10 III 02 06 Lnclle 1.00 Maun 65 Bid.

Ask. Pa Pet. 10 Producers' 70.00 Po.miH 02 Rice Ranch. OT MnverptgU IZ 1') Ml t'nion 53.50 Natl Pacific. 01 United Oil.

20 Los Anaeles Oil Stocks. By International Nrws Service ANGELES. July 7. TtHlay's oil stock quotation were ad follows; Bid. Ask.

I Bid. Ask. Asso 37.50 KS.SOlruited ret Traders 12.00 20.00 pfd. 101.00 t'nion 62.50 63.50 Westn V. 103.00 106.00 Union Prd 50.00 53.60 i 100 do 00 IOO Bid.

Akk. Bid. Ask. Alpha 02 Hale Nor. U3 05 Alia '5 Julia Con 02 Andes 0T 08 Justice 04 Belcher 29 Kentuck Con 01 03 Best Belcfi 06 07 Mexican 3S 80 Bnins 25 Occidental ..79 Bnins Potosi 25 Ophir- 12.

18 Bullion 02 Overman 06 OS raled.mia ..22 Potosi 02 Challenge 01 06 Savage 03 05 Chnllar 03 Sett Belcher. 02 03 Confidence 06 Scorpion 02. 04 Cniatk Home 25 Hierra 05 00 Con Imperial 01 02 Silver Con Virginia. 06 07 Cnion 10 20 Crown It 25 Utah Co. 02 04 Exchequer 04 05 Yellow Jacket 30 Gould Our 02 04 WALLST.QU0TATI0NS 6 51 52 52 35 35 83 125 127 12 13 1 3 7 7 03 5 5 24 25 124 125 125 SO 80 80 16 17 81 32 12 15 30 SO 32 87 46 46 47 105 1 71 05 58 58 50 lo lmv.

loon 65' 65 60 80 31 04 87 04 07 66 67 06 06 07 1 4 5 SO 22 23 104 14 120 120 125 125 126 1 1 2 Standard To; choice, 8c; extra choice, 9c; luncy, 2c, PRCNE3 F. o. bulk basis, crop of 1014: 80-40. 40-oOe. 6c; 60-yos, 6c; DO-lOOa, lloO-la, ac: 120a and up.

ac. Do, 1015; 3o-10, 4c; 40-ooa. 3o: 60-60. iiios 81i0i 3isc: 8ic; EVAPORATED APPLES In BO-lb boxes, crop of 1014. bulk basii, f.

o. carload lota: extia choice. 6o; fancy, 6c. iai: London layer, 0MD t08' Jn0' 6c: bulk. 60; choic.

16-oa. -t wiiuu. dim per pounu do extracted 8w6c, there being no white; new 15alic; do extracted, noininaf. iaZY a per pound; Filberts, 14(9'16c: H'J- 1516c; Pecans, nominal Walnuts, J5(al8o for CaJtlornUui. Almnnrl.

or hard sliell and 15fel8o for soft. Tie, fur-going are jobbing prices. Vegetables. PfUtoe. and Were- mS'1 SweH.

70f for yeluw! Ke'muda Seed, Per era ie for cryrtal viax. boi- 7LS5 per KfirorS rb' bo: Green Peas. I2.50 per sack; Hummer SquaAh 40u50c uer 05o S.J"r Lin" do. nominal; Eggplant, vlftl Tmto. 6tHa75o per crau, for Imperial 35c 'or Merced; Green Corn.

for Winter, and Vacaville i5CJ2.25 for Brentwood and $2.252 50 for Sfarlif' rxiund; BelF Pepper? iglOc. aa5 fo "mll: CnUo' Butter, Cheese and Eggs. The steamer Ventura, cleared on Tuesday had poudoj Butter, valued at rbat was by far the largest uuantitj sent from tills port on any vessel. The onls' pnee olianges yesterday were In Eggs, extra beiug adrauced lo Mr a' "tfll grade c. On "Change th following sale were made: Butter 10 case of extras L'7n tlwl and 20 do at 26o.

There was a bid 8o for 2,500 pound extras, asiler 10 days. 1 do at 0 So flJi. A-. YJ2JS ilats first, at lllttn nr The local receipt for the 24- hours ending at dozen Lggs and 23,700 pounds Cheese. rue following quotations sre based on sales, bids and offers at ,4 he San Francisco Wholesale Dairy Produce Exchange: BUTTEIt Domestic, per pound: Prima Extras.

7th 26 6th 26o 8d 26o 2d 26o 1st 26 First. 25o 25o 25c 25c First. 25c EGGS Domestic, per dozen. Including cases: July Extras. Firsts Pull4 (tn 2oo 6th 2.V 3.1 24o 2d 2 lo 1st 23 CHEESE New.

per pound: 21 21c 21o 21a 21o 21c 20c 20c 20c 19c California fancy fiats, 1 lo; firsts, t0c: necoods, 8c; California rant, Young America, 12c; do, firsts, nominal; New York fancy, 20c; Oregon Young America, 14c; do. twins and triplets, 13c; Wisconsin twins, do. triplets. 19c. PORTLAND, July 7.

Butter. Unchanged. CHICAGO. July 7. Butter Lower.

Creamery, 22is'-'8c. Eggs Receipts. 25.010 cases; unchanged. NEW YORK, July 7. Butter Weaker: receipts.

45.S06 tube. Creamery extras. 27(829c; creamery firsts, seconds 24(9i25c. Eggs Irregular; receipts, 37.7SS cases. Fresh gathered extras, 22623c; extra firsts, 20ig21c; firsts, 18(19c; seconds, 16(g-lSc.

Cheese Unsettled: receipts, 16,483 boxes. State, whole milk, fresh, colored specials 1514c; do. white, do, colored average fancy, do. white, 15(o)15c. Provisions.

Pure Lard was lower. HAMS Prices per pound: Primrose, 20c; Eastern Star, 10c: do, skinned, nominal; Monarch, 18c: Picnic, 14c. BACON Primrose, 4a6 lbs, 80e: Eastern Star, 4ia6 lbs, 28 do 6(88 lbs, 27c: do 10 lba, 26c; do 10tsl2, 25c; Arrow 8(10. 24c; 23e: Ught 8(910, 22c; 21c; medium, 17c. LARD Golden Gate: Tierces, 12c per pound; do.

50s. per case. 10s, 6s. Ss. Arrow Compound: Tierces, 9o lb; Bus, $4.75 per case; lv, 6s, 3s, $6.13.

COOKING AND SALAD OILS Yellow Arrow Cooking Oil, 54o per gallon; White, 67c; Primrose Salad. 64c. BARRELED MEATS Beef. $24 per bbl; Pork, extra prime. $24; extra Pig.

$29. CALIFENE Hall bbls, 9o per lb: I tierce, 9c; 2 tierces, 9c; 6 tierces, 9c; tubs, 9c; cases, $7, COTTOLENB In hall 'bbls, 10o per lb; tierces, 10c Hides, Wool and Tallow. The receipt of Wool for the 24 hours ending at 10 a. m. yesterday were 276 bales.

HIDES Sound, dry: Butchers, 2S(530c per pound; calf, 32c; kip. 28c; veal. 30c; bull, and stags, 22c; diw salted, 20c; No. 8 or damaged tork, according to quality. wet sal tea i.ows joismc; jigui hides, kip, 16(17c; veal and calf.

16Hial7Hc: bulls and stags. 11(12c. SHEEP PELTS Long wool. $11.50 each; medium, OOigDOc; abort wool. 3550c; do, small, lUij30c.

HORSE HIDES Wet salted: Large and prime, each; No. 1, large, do medium, do, small do, colts, 25 60c: do, dry. No. 1, medium, small, colts, 25A50c. ANGORA GOAT SKINS No.

1. large, not matted, do, medium, 85tsS0c HAIR GOAT SKINS No. 1, large, 35c; do, medium, 25c: kids, 610c. TALLOW No. 1 white and hard.

In barrels. per pound: do, iu case, and drums, 44c; do. No. 2, dark, 3(4c; Grease, 2(93c. WOOL California: Souuiern, 12s'17c par pound; northern, lbA25c.

Poultry and Game. The receipts of Poultry from local point by express were quite large, being 102 coops. No more Eastern was reported. The market showed no material change for consignments. POULTRY Pigeons, $1,6001.76 per dozen; Squabs.

Geese, per pair; $1.602.60. By weight: Hens, 12316e per pound: young Roosters, nominal; old do. lOXffllc; Broilers, 17i 20c; Fryers, nominal; Ducks, 13(415c. GAME Hare, $1 per dozen for young and $2 for old; Belgian do, 67o per pound for liv. Sugar Market.

The Western Sugar Refining Company quotes as follows per pound In 100-pound bags, unless otherwise "Western" tine granulated, fruit do and can-ner's do, 6.35c; crystal aminos, whole pieces, 6-lb cartons. 9.80c; do. 2-lb. 10.30c: Monarch bar, 6.70c: tablets, half bbls, 6.85c; do In 25-lb boxes, 7.10c; cubes, 6.60c; half cubes, wooden cases, 12 5-Ib cartons, 7.60c: Monarch, powdered and XXXX powdered, 6.45c; confectioner's 6.85c; beet granulated, 10O-lb bags only, 6.16c: extra 6.85c; Golden 6.75c; D. B.65c.

The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company quotes as follows: Granulated basis. C. A fine standard, coarse dry granulated, confectioner. A and berry. 6.85c; "Hiarade" bar, 6.70c; powdered, 6.45c; cubes, 6.60c; cnhelets, in cases, 60 2-Ib cartons, 7.60c; brick in half bbls, 6.85c; do In 25-lb boxes.

7.10c; H. E. crystal dominos, 6-lb cartons, 9.80c; do 2-lb cartons, 10.30c; extra fine dry granulated. 100-lb bags only, 6.15c; extra 5.85c; Golden 5.75c; Yellow D. 6.65c Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and 48 -lb bags, 10a more; half bbls, 25c more; boxes, 60o more for all grades; hart In 85 and 40-lb tins, $1.70 more; in 10-lb tins, $2.83 more.

Grain Bags. Calcutta. 86e; San Quentin, 70 and to farmers only. J7 u.V o-crown, ti.io; 4-crown, boes. 60c additional; 1 iii i8- -J; additional.

Cartons: Clusters, J-lb. 81. 7Uf 2 C'l 111. of. ii WHEAT.

Months Onon. iiiili. Low. Close. July $1.07 $1.00 $1.07 $1.07 September 1.02 .02 i 1.02 1.02 July 75 75 September 73 ''it OATS.

July 45 46 September 87 74 73 4.1 87 74 45 87 15.72 15.07 8.73 .8.97 9.02 10.17 PORK, PER Dtiij. July 16.55 1655 15.40 September ..16.80 16.82 15.62 LARD, PF.ll 100 LBS. July 8.65 September 9.23 9.25 8.87 RIBb, PER 100 LBS. July 10.30 10.30 9.90 September ...10.62 10.65 10.05 Chicago Cash Quotations. CHICAGO, July 7.

Wheat No. 2 red. old, No. 2 hard, old, Corn No. 2 yellow, 76(S77c: No.

4 yellow, 76c. Oats No. 8 white. 6050c; standard, 50(i51c. Rye-Nominal.

Barley 69ia75c. Timothy Clover 4S.50i.a 13.25. Pork $15.70, Lard iUbs Liverpool Wheat Market. LIVERPOOL, July 7. WheatSpot, steady; No.

3 Manitoba, lis 6d; No. 8, 11. 3d; No. 1 Northern Dulutu, 11 3d; No. 2 hard winter, lis 4d.

Com Spot, quiet; American mixed, new, 8s, Portland Wheat Market. PORTLAND. July 7. Wheat Lower: no trading; spot bids down lo to 10c; Bluestera, forty-fold. club, Fife, Oc; red Russian, 85c Barley Lower; No.

1 feed, $22 bid; $23.50 asked. Receipts Wheat. 34; barley, flour, oat. hay, 9 carloads. Seattle Wheat Market.

SEATTLE, July 7. Wheat Bluestem. Turkey red, forty-fold, 98c; club, 90o; Fife, 94c; red Russian, 94c. Barley $23 per ton. Receipts Wheat.

22; oats, 12; barley, hay, 64; flour, carloads. Tacoma Wheat Market. TAOOMA. July 7. Wbeat Biuestem' forty-fold, 1.02; club.

red File, milling red Russian, 96c. Minneapolis Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS. July 7. Wheat Jdy.

September. H.f'itl $1.41: No. 1 Northern. No. 2 Northern, Flour Lower.

Barley 63tf6e. Rye yellow, 738T1C OaU No. 8 white, 47S48c Live Stock Markets San Francisco. The market was reported steady, with no changes worth noting. The following quotation, sre based on the gross weight of livestock weighed and delivered, in San BteenSlNo.

1. weighing 050 to 1,150 pounds. 686o per lb; 1.150 to 1.300 pounds, 6(a6c; secnud quality, 66c; thin, undesirable steers, CVws and heifers Nc 1, 5(Sflc; second quality, 85c; common to thin, undesirable cows 4(5 5c Bulls and Stags Good, 46c; fair, 3a4cj thin, 2l8C Calves Lightweight, 80c; medium, 78c; heavy. 67c. iAmhs 8(88e for sucklings.

Sheep Wethers. ewes. D(S5c. Hogs Hard-grain fed. weighing ltiO to 200 pounds.

7c; 200 to 300 ponuds, 7c; undesirable hogs, 4V96C The following are prices for dressed meat, Steers 10ai1o per lb for No. 1 quality; second quality, 10c. Cows and heifers Calves 12i13c fos large and 1415c for mheep Wetbers, 12S12c: ewes. Ilai2c. Ijimbs Sucklings, 1415c.

Hogs 12ial2c Eastern. CHICAGO, July 7. Hogs-Receipts, "20 000 head; weak, do to toe lower. 7 65' light. mixed, heavy, rough.

pigs, $0.50 'cattle Receipts. 16,000 head; firm. beef steers. Western steers. 8.50; cows and heifers, calves, $7 BOtiJIO 75 RhBPP-lReceipts.

18.000 head; firm. Sheep. lambs, OMAHA. July 7. Hogs-Receipt.

8 300 head; st, Iban. I7.HkS7.8B: light, 7.36tN.4S; pies. bulk of sales, Native i cattle iteccipis. hnf.n. gtidS.SO: West ern ateers, Texa.

teers. cows and heifers. $5.757.40: calves, Sheep Receipts. 12.600 hesd: steady. esr-lings.

wethers, 10; lambs, rvAN8AS CITY. July 7 Hogs Receipt. 8,000 heal; higher. Bulk 75; heavy. packers and butchers.

$7.6067.75, light. pigs. Cattle Receipts. 5,000 head: strong. Prime fed steers, 0.B0i?9.8O; dressed beef steers.

$8.50 9 40; Western steers, stm-kers snd feeders, buUs, calves, 8hieP-Receiots, 1,006 bead; weak. LamhB yearlings. wethers, ewes, $56.75. Portland. PORTIAND.

July 7. Cattle, lower: receipts 246 head. esteers, corner, o.oio. iu, c.i maHltim S0ia6.25: cowa choice. $5 Vasal- good.

medium. heifers, choice, good. $-7i0. bulls, choice. stags, choii-e, Hogs Lower: receipts, 334 head.

Prime. light. $7 3B7 50; choice, medium. pigs, rough, Sheep Lower; receipts, 811 head. Choice spring lambs, common spring lambs, $5.5086.25: choice yearlings.

$5 good yearlings. old wethers. $5.25: choice light ev.es, good ewes. $4i3 4.25; common heavy ewes, Turpentine and Resin. SAVANNAH, July 7.

Tumentine Firm. 80(40c; 656; receipts, 6h2; shipments, 83: stock. 24,131. Resin Firm: sales, 1.400; receipts. 8.879; shipments.

2: stocks. 61,808. notations A. B. $3: C.

I. $3.15: $3.30: G. I. $3.35,93.40: K. 75; N.

WG. WW. $6.50. Home and Foreign Wools. KRW YORK.

July 7. Wool Firm. LONDON, July 7. At the wool auction sales to-day 8 000 bales were offered, mostly New There ws a strong demand for good but inferior stock was heavy. Clip, ruled irregular with prices little ehantred from the last sale.

Scoured Merino realized 2s 8d and greasy crossbred. Is lOd. sj.u. Vnrlr Drv Goods. NEW YORK, July 7.

Cotton poods market were steady to-oav, our maciive. qnirn and firm. Worsted yarns are moving more freely at low price. The Metals Market. NEW YORK, July 7.

Metal Bxchange quotation: Lead. 6.725.77c; spelter not quoted. Copper Steady: eleetrovlUc 2O.25ii20.50c Iron Quiet nd unchanged. Tin Quiet: 88.7.V839.25C. London closing Lead.

24 7. 6d: Spelter, a100; Spot Copper, 78 IBs; a'SO Bs; electrolvtic. 03 10; Spot Tin, 170 10s; futures, 166; Antimony, 125. Produce Receipts. The receipt of Interior produce at this port for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.

m. yesterday were: Flour. 1.076 qr sks; Wheat, 910 ctls: Barley, 6,225 do: Oats, 1.2iO do: Beans. 125 sks; Bran. 85 do; 100 do; Potatoes, 6.225 do; 180 do: Hay.

521 tons: Hops. 2 bales: Wool, 276 ski; Rice, 1.075 do; Leather, 30 roll! Hides, 860; Pelts, 105; Lime, 250 bbls: Sugar, 5,200 ctl; Wine. 7,900 gals: Brands'. 4,100 do; Coal. 90 tons; Paper.

1,906 bdls: Apples, 250 bxs; Oranges, BOO do: Raisins, 13.400 do; Livestock, 1,200 head: Quicksilver. 9 flasks. Oregon Oat. 6.600 ctls, Washington Flour, 7.378 qr ks; Wheat, 3,440 rtls. Due .1916 ..1917 To Yield, 4.25 4.50 4.75 4.60 5.00 4.90 4.90 5s Dist 6s (op.

1939) 7o NEW, indications go, is a promising prospect Seven Troughs This mine was abandoned at a depth of 700 feet some years ago. New capital took hold and prosecuted further work, and at a depth of 1,000 feet splendid ore bodies were encountered. Now, at a depth of 1,400 feet, the company Is "working a body of ore, 2 to 4 feet In width, that averages $100 a ton. The property paid $150,000 In dividends last year and now has $135,000 in hank. The committee also visited the Jumbo Extension at Goldfleld.

Robinson reports that this mine has of ore actually blocked out. Big Receipts of Marin Ferry. The big return that awaits improvement of transportation in Marin county was emphasized yesterday by the testimony of Charles Van Damme, who is interested in the operation of the new ferry service between Richmond arm Point San Quntin. Van, Damme told Commissioner Loveland that in return for an expenditure of $3,000 in the building of wharves at the terminals at Point Costro and San Quentin, the ferry steamer Helen, chartered by the company- had carried in the first month of its operation 1,400 automobiles and more than 10,000 passengers. In June, the second month of operation, 1,500 automobiles and 9,000 passengers were conveyed across the narrow strait that separates Contra Costa county from Marin county.

He said that the ferry had paid handsomely to date. The proceedings yesterday before the commistson concerned the issuance to Van Damme of 245 shares of the Richmond and San Rafael Ferry and Transportation Company's stock, to reimburse him for his expenditures and the cost of securing a franchise from the Contra Costa supervisors. Van Damme testified that the Castro Point Railway and Terminal Company had executed a lease for five years of the ferry slip to the ferry company rent free, and that the agreement provided for a further occupancy of five years at $75 a month. The railway company is controlled by Blake quarry owners. A.

S. Macdonald, president of the Richmond Wharf and Dock Com pany, opposed the application for the ratification of the agreement by the commission. He testified that the title to the tidal land on which the Point Castro wharf stands is now in litigation, his company having appealed to the Supreme Court from a decree condemning the land for railroad purposes, The matter was taken under advisement by the Commissioner. Railroad Commission Notes. The Mojave Northern Railroad has filed an application with the commission for leave to issue its capital stock of $50,000 at not less than par.

This road is to furnish material to a new cement-making plant in San Bernardino county to be built by the Southwestern Portland Cement Company, a West Virginia corporation. The city of Palo Alto has filed with the commission a petition asking that the compensation the city shall pay the Palo Alto Gas Company for its system be fixed. The Monterey County Water Company has applied to the commission for permission to discontinue service in its canal A between the Salinas and the San Lorenzo rivers. Business News in Brief. Yesterday's bank clearings, as reported by the San Francisco Clearing House Association, aggregated $10,516,136.55, as compared with Monday's total.

The following railroad reports came over the private wires: Texas and Pacific Fourth week in June, a decrease of $20,773 in gross earnings; from July 1, 1914, a decrease of $893,852 in gross. Missouri, Kansas and Teias Fourth week in June, a decrease of $65,631 in gross; from July 1, 1914, an increase of $877,966 in gross earnings. The reorganization plan of the Missouri Pacific provides for a $50 assessment on the stock. This exceeds anything heretofore discussed. An increase of rates for the Western railroads, as sought at the hands of the Interstate Commerce Commission, would mean $25,000,000 additional yearly revenue.

Aetna Powder took a sudden jump yesterday from a prior closing bid of 130 to 141. New York Cotton Market. NEW YORK, July 7. The cotton market today closed steady at a net decline of 14 to 22 points. Quotations: Montha Open.

Close. I Month Clnee. January I August 0.40 H.24 March 10.20 10.04 September 9 50 May 10.39 10.2 Otober 9.M lulr 9.20 0.09 December fl.UO 9.74 Spot, quiet; middling: upland, 0.35c Sales, 200 bales. New York Sugar Market NEW YORK. July 7.

Raw sussx Steady: eentrifufal. 4.804.&5e; molasses, 4.03(34. ISc; refined, steady. Futures were more sctrv early to-day ami dosed about 2 to 3 point net higher. Sales, ton.

Quotations: Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask. July 8.RT BR January 41 3.42 Animst 8.8S 3.9fl February 8.40 September ..4.02 4.03 March 8.40 October ....4.

OS 4. OT April .3.39 3.40 November ..8.97 S.WiMay 3.40 3.43 December ...3.67 3.08 June 3.4J S.ii New York Coffee Market. KEW YORK. July 7. Stesdinse In Brnril and the bullish Yiew of the statistical position were reflected in a sltjrht advance in the coffee market to-dy, and after oietiinf to 2 prints higher, actiye mocths sold 3 or 4 point above last night's ctotin figure.

There was no important demand, however, and price lRter reacted under little realising, closing net 2 points lower to 1 higher. Ssles. 8.7.10 begs. Quotations Jnly. August, a.Sc; Scr tcmber.

6.63c: October. November, a.Mie; December, 6.90c: Jarnary, 693c; Fehniarv. S.Mrtc; March. 7.01c; April. 7.05c; May, 7.12c; June.

T.1. Spot Quiet: Rio. THc; Santos. No. 4.

He, fort and freight offer were a shade firmer with Santo 4 quoted at 9.05s9.15a; Kio. 6.95c. Declares Biq Dividend. JiFWARK fN. Jure 7.

A tHr dividend of per cent was declared to-dav by the New Jem; fine Company, which by its action in- iU capital from flo.UUO.CUQ to owchot fRUSINESS EVERY indication points toward a season of unexampled prosperity for the two premier beet sugar corporations of this State. Aithoneh recent advices from Eu rope report that France will harvest a crop of beets only 20 per cent De-low that of last year, Bhould the war endure, no exportation of beet sugar from Germany, Poland, Austria, Bel-glum or Russia can be looked for. Even if an exportable surplus Bhould exist in Russia it will probably never figure in the world's markets. Hawaii, Cuba and Porto Rico will profit materially through the European scarcity and the American beet growing States, including California, in the natural order of things, will benefit proportionately. According to quasi-official data, available yesterday, the Union Sugar Company has under cultivation 8,600 acres, with excellent prospects of harvesting 100,000 tons of beets.

Judging by past years, when weather conditions were less favorable, a yield of about 15,000 tons of sugar may be reasonably expected. Beet sugar is selling at $6.15 per hundred weight, the prevailing differential being 20 cents, as compared with the ruling price for cane sugar. The Union Sugar Company has outstanding 101,200 shares of capital stock of the par value of $25 each. The inclusive cost of its sugar to the company in the past has been about 8 cents a pound. Should this year's crop sell at 6.15 cents a pound of which, of course, there is no positive assurance the net profit for the year will amount to about $6 a share.

The factory will begin slicing beets and making sugar on August 1. The Alameda Sugar Company is depending this year on a supply of beets from farmers, who are growing them under contract. It expects to handle from 60,000 to 60,000 tons of beets and to secure a yield of at least 7,500 tons of sugar. The company's Alvarado factory will begin operations this year on September 1. Both corporations report that the respective crops are doing well.

308 88 (8 Notice to Key Route Bondholders. The thirteen banks interested in the Key Route reorganization issued a notice to the Key Route bondholders yesterday, through the Mercantile Trust Company, limiting the time during which the July coupons would be purchased, strictly to the current month. In answer to the rather strenuous criticism to which the proposed Wll of sale was subjected by some of the bondholders the banks offer the following explanation: These banks have consented to do this buy the coupons) because they think that among the many bondholders there may be some who will be inconveni enced at this time by the default of the San Francisco Oakland Terminal Railways and because they believe that these coupons will be paid by the company during the next few months, during which time it is expected 'that the committee now considering the affairs of the company will have proposed a plan of reorganization which will properly protect the interests of all. It Is hoped, however, that all of the bondholders who can conveniently do so will retain their coupons. The company has sent to all bondholders forms of transfer prepared by the attorneys for the banks, containing stipulations which the attorneys deem essential for the protection of the banks.

If you care to avail yourselves of this, offer you may do so by filling out and signing the appropriate one of these forms and an income tax certificate and present or send the same to this office together with your coupons. This offer will continue open until July 81, 1915. The bonds, whose coupons are Involved, comprise the following issues: Alameda, Oakland and Piedmont Electrlo Railway Company, Oakland Transit Company, Oakland Transit, Oakland Transit Consolidated, San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose Railway, Oakland Traction Company, Oakland Traction Consolidated and East Shore and Suburban Railway. Gas and Power Reports. Portland Gas and Coke May, net fitter taxes, $41,556, a decrease of for twelve-month, net, a decrease of $24,294.

Paciflo Light and Power May, surplus Rfter charges, $54,737, an increase of five months, surplus after charges, $259,273, an increase of $82,615. Three New Mines to Be Listed. The committee of the San Francisco Stock Exchange, headed by Thomas S. Robinson, has returned from its exploratory ramble through the newer Nevada camps, and has returned frankly enthusiastic. President Robinson said yesterday that as a result of the committee's Investigations, the stock of three new companies would be listed, viz: Rochester Mines Company, Seven Troughs Coalition and Sheepherder's Dream.

The following is a synopsis of Robinson's observations on the three camps visited: Rochester- Is now producing a year, values being chiefly in silver. Company is operating ten stamps with a daily output of 125 tons of ore, the stamp mill being supplemented with two tube mills. Mining is going on now at a depth of 600 feet and a new tunnel, to tap the veins at a depth of 817 feet, is being driven. Should the ore bodies be encountered at that depth, the property will make a very big mine. As things are, it displays eevry indication of permanency.

Ylllard This is a new gold camp, sbout twelve miles from Ixvelocks, Kev. The showings comprise several miles of heavily mineralized country, with free gold showing in spots. The properties have not yet reached that eta re of development where anything definite can be predicted concerning them. We shall list the Sheepherd-crs' Dream, which, as far as surface Several Oil Cargoes. Tli following additional vessels bar bean cleared Willi Oil, Steamer Lyman Stewart at Port San Luis on the 2d with 25,000 bbl Fuel Oil for Nicaragua.

4 allied at and 85,000 do for Panama, allied at $24,500. Steamer Atlaa for Hawaiian Islands on the 6th with 228.822 gals Coal Oil. 147.056 do Distillate and 824.687 do Guaoline. valued at $75,833. Washtenaw at Port Han Luis on the 2d with 25,000 bbls Fuel Oil for Vancouver, B.

valued at $1 7,600. Steamer Coallnga at Port San Luis on the 8d for Chile with 6K.O0O bbls Fuel Oil. veined at $47,600. Also 2,000 cs Coal Oil laden here, and valued at $2,100. The Korea's Cargo.

The steamer Korea, was cleared on the Sd with a merchandise cargo, destined and valued as follows: To Values. Honolulu Japan 151.806 Hongkong 7.207 China 26.171 Korea 1.851 Java 8.862 India 1.848 Vladivostok 4.... T.4i8 Russia in Europe Siam Burma Sumatra Celebes Singapore Egypt Philippine Islands 11.030 1.212 8.R30 1,208 160 8S5 267 277.817 Total value $511,427 To Honolulu Automobiles, 10,404 lbs Potatoes and Onions, 800 do Tea, 638 pkgs Paper, also $100,000 Gold Coin. To Japan 4.047 bis Cotton. 1 Automobile, 150 cs Canned Goods.

1.250 lbs Dried Fruit 46 Dnigs and Chemicals. 81.980 lbs Hides, 267.205 do Hesln. 88 tons Tan bark, 72,164 lbs Tobacco, 1.422 gals Wine, etc. To Hongkong -2. 122 lbs Cheese.

89 cs Canned Goods. 1,410 lbs Codfish. 725 do Dried Fruit. 1.600 do Dried Fish. 56,000 Salt do.

17.500 do Pearl Barley, 1,423 lbs and 12 bdls Raisins, 6,375 llis Seaweed, etc. To China 100 droma Asphalt, 50 bis Cotton, 532 cs Canned Goods. 8.331 lbs Cheese. 12 cs Drv Goods. 2.050 lbs Dried Fruit 749 do Hams and Bacon 80 rolls Leather.

300 bbls and 11 Oils. 202 pkgs Roofing. 8,610 lb Sugar. Soap, 618 gals Wine, et To Korea 18 pkgs Machinery, 3 Assay GT8'ja-3 Automobile and 865 cs Canned T9' India 60 bUs Asphalt. 118 ejs tanned Goods.

60 pkgs Paint, 75 do Roofing, etc. To Vladivostok 8 cs Assay Goods- 8.500 lb Dried Apricots, 3.000 do Peaches 3.250 do Pears, 70 rolta Leather, 6.280 lbs Rolled OaU, 10 pkgs Machinery, etc. To Russia In Europe 200 bis Cotton. To Siam 167 rolls Roofllng To Burma 155 Canned Goods, 18 CS Oil Well Tools, etc. To Celebes 45 cs Canned Goods and 2 cs Honey.

To Singapore 07 cs Canned Goods, etc To Egyptf-140 cs Canned Goods To PhiHppines 13 Automobiles. Coffee. 2.523 Canned Goods. 220 do Drv Good, 4.003, rI Government Supplies. 1 .267 lbs Hams andB.con.

B.OOO do Lead. 13.750 dr, Lard. 1.405 pes Pipe. 18 cs Photo Goods 2 .005 lbs Dried Fruit. 33 cs Belmon.

8 do Silk Thread. 100,000 lbs Sugar, 1.560 gals Wine, etc Goods Per Enterprise. The steamer Knterprle was cleared on the 2d for Honolulu with 1.272 lbs Arsenic 23 rn Acid 100 tons Bonemeal. 850 bbls and sk. Cement.

2.323 lbs and Be. Cady 9 coll, Cordage. 238 Canned Goods 4 do Carf Ites. 1170 in, codfish. 2.100 rrnfftCom0xn; 13 cs Dry Goods.

85 drums Distillate. 40 pkg, ectrical I Goods. 552 ton. Fertilisers, 2W dntms and 100 cs Gasoline, 2.672 lis H.m; antT Bacon, 1 499 Ws Hay. 26,020 ft Lumber 2 750 lb, Ird.

oo1 bbl. andy3.0O4 sk! 1 KSt2-W c.5whi yalued at $72,368. Bullion and Exchange. The New Tork price of refined Silver was niTNe- Tork price of rW SM yeslordav was 47c tr ounce fine; London pricv. for cables.

The Grain Trade. The world's tlsible PPj rKWdoa 101 163,000 bushels, against 94.738,000 do a year "fn Chicago yeaerd-y local receipt. TJSLvl! 1ST. of 32:720 cental. Barley.

quoted higher Spot Wheat and Barley and rM fiat. tM. Ru i Ti-rkev red. 1.8V1 X2': ST" ortSwSr foceWf? Options No. 1 teen.

aVSW-UI iviilte. ll.40gl.45: Etc Beans, Corn, Hops. Etc 25 sneks bJHJ ld'TbaTel Hopi' No further change, were rcnorte1. 4 250T4.BO per cental for Call-BBANS Bni, qtMVS4. lame IVO, $4.55 fomla; T-tma.

-10 NiiHi, o. jiuhhi. Crsnberry. amenmn. can reo, JW6.25; Gar- SMi Man- tt'V 3.60g3.80.

PYB No demand. cental for green. Flour and Cereals. JW6.25; Gar- K-i. baker', extras, too irregular qu.

FRFALS Per 1O0 lbs in 10-lb sacks: 60; Entire Wheat, Flour. $3 70: i.Ji?t Flour $4 no; self-raising Buckwheat Buckwheat ToJ'. ao. vv. Flour.

Sm in per 100 lbs less for all, and 80c less in 00- 0. Hay and Mill Feeds. The receipts of Pay for the 24 hour, ending 10 am. yesterday were 521 tons. Wholesale price, in carload lot.

as ar tHsir from dealers1 transfer, upon tbe Hay mar-Kt Fo? prices to consumers chareea of cartage, aei. vsu must rm annnd. commission (lirht bales). rer ton: s. Viw.

Shorts. Cracked Middhngs. Rolled Bar- Fresh Fruits. yesterday's price hanges WoTpea. of PKCHES-Crates, fflS5c: small boxes.

40 VSU'Si Mack and MELONS Watermelons, 10 per. for Cantaloures. .25131.75. per T. mho; for.

standaro; ny 'and BOo'for specials. for pony and 00c tor i.r- 1 wtSKSi ner chest APRICOTS rsT(ci75e per erste 30W4OC per smalV rlS. ind 6-xS75c for am.U lug and 7oc iyS Jlxes. B0c: regular boxes, $1(9 ERRfEreconT'Lt. $1.25 per flat; Bo?" Ann? and 10c per pound i r.V, -a mn raaular boxes, WTlite TpPLfte VW regular boxes, WTlite $Tf 4tier jin trakh do.

I Alexanrter. te: Tragedy. 'peraT. for seedless and $3.50 BKRR 1 1v wTHil- tV lio I for W.ck nT $47; Bl.ck- VTC Valencia OTS.nes. MifiSO r-r box for fancy and $3 for djnw: J'i' i rSS.

as to nnahty: I.emonette. IfUT-r'v-hoT. Grspefmit. 82(53 per cox Hnscn; Limes. Mminu.

Dried Fruits, Honey and Nuts. There were receipts of 1M00 boxes of RaMn. APRICOTS Crop of 1014. f. o.

In 60-lb boxes, bulk basis: Standard. 6c; choice. 7c; extra choice. 8c: fancy. Oo.

PEACH K. Crop of 1914. f. o. h.

tn RO-ib Hnik basis; Standars. Ie: choW. 2lc: axtrs choice. 3'ic; fancy. 3c; extra laucy.

4c t'AJU 1914 crop. f. a. bulk baaia; tfi4DVr ton- No 1 Wheat or Wheat and Oat; iHMi Stock. Barley.

oo 800 mtro Ave Tenn Copper B2 36 lex a Oil 100 Texas Paciflo Tol St ft W. Do pfd Twin City Union Bag Do pfd Union Paciflo ..126 do pfd 80 21100 300 United Rds 8 F. Do pfd 8 Cast Iron P. Do pfd Realty 8 Rubber Do 1st Do 2d 4100 46 752O0 000 13000 Hteel do pfd Utah Copper ..60 ...100 67 Va Uhem Do pfd Wabash do pfd Wells Fargo Western Union. Westtnghouse 400 "iioo 23300 "'ioo "i66 66 99 ft It do 1st pfd Wisconsin West W'nolvmrth Im pfd Willys Over Und.

126 Money 2 646,500 total sale. New York Bonds. NEW YORK, July 7. Quotations: 0 8 rof 2s reg 06 A Tex 1st 41 76 07 ..100 ..100 ..110 Mo Pacific cv Cs. 38 NY Cent deb 6.

103 NY Cy 4a 1063.10? HUte cv 6s. 110 Northern Paciflo 4s 00 Do 3s 62 Ore ref 88 Pan Tol ft Tel Bs 07 Pennayl con 4s.l02 Do gen 4... 08 Reading gen 01 StL ref 4s 66 Southn Pac cy Bs flSV4 Do ref 4s 84 Southern Rv 0o Union Paciflo 04 Do cy 4s 83 Rubber 102 Steel 5s 101 Wabash. 1st 5s 10TJ Western I'n 4V.S. Hl YYBtghse Ei cv 5s.

105 uo coupyu. 8 3s reg. Do coupon. TJ 8 4s fn munon. Pauama 3s coup.

.100 Amer Smelters 6s. 105 Am cv 4s.l0o Armour ft Co 4 01 Atchison gen 00 Bulti ft Ohio 4s. 88 Cent Paciflo bo Ches ft Ohio 4a 84 ft joint 4 05 gen 4s 00 Ry ref 4a 82 Bft 8 ref 62 ft ref (.. 42 Erie gen 4s 66 Gen Klectrie 102 Gt Nthrn 1st 4 Vis 87 111 Cent ref 4s. 87 0 South ref 5s SO Lou ft Nasn un 4s 00 New Bid.

Ask. Al Juneau. 13 13 Beaver 21 80 Braden 6 7 Do 6s. ...141 145 Curb Close. I Bid, Ask.

2 24 25 25 23 6 16 43 Maon Val. 1 McKin Dar. 22 Mont 20 Mizpah Bx. 20 Nev 20 Nipissing 5 North. Star.

14 Ohio Cop. Pac Eleo 41 Do rrfd. 81 Butte ft NY 1 1 Canada Cop i Chile Colorado a i 2 Con Ariz. Con Min. Davis Daly.

Ely Psao. i5 f5 Profit Shg. 2 213-16 rimer uorp. SterUng (. 2 8 Stewart Mg 2 7-16 2 Verde Ex 4 4 IT Storm.

'Z 16 i 1 Kmer Phono 13 14 First 2 2 Fraction 8 10 Florence BO 55 Greene Can. 86 S3 Hollinger 25 27 Iron 83 86 Int 8 8 Int Motors. 12 13 Do 84 86 Jumbo Ex. 1 9-16 1 Kewanas ..15 16 Kerr Lake. 4 5-16 4 7-16 0-16 Mclntyre 45 60 Marconi 2 8 West PC 5a 28 80 WcBt 2 World Film 4 Yukon 2 Utah 13 Do note.

78 84 4 2 15 81 02 Success 00 Dupont ....703 70S 425 224 Do 08 nercuiea Atlas 220 Aetna 141 The Copper Market. Bid. Ask. I Bid. Ask.

78 81 4 53 86 18 85 i 28 3 11 Adventure Ahmeck Algomah Allouez Amu Zinc. Aril Ooml. Balakalala 925 Mohawk "8 01 Arcadian. 10 2 North Butte 30 Old Colony. 3 Old B3 s.

58 66 B4Vj 66 7 2 8 I Ojibwav 2 Butte ft Sd 70 0 jTond Creek 16 Cal A Ariz. 63 Cal ft Hec.860 Centennial .18 Oulncy 85 8 Santa Fe. 2 Shattk Aril 27 8t 57 Sup ft Bos. 3 Sun Copper 26 Swift 113 Tamarack 35 Trinity 3 US 42 Do 46 Utah Apex. 4 Utah Oona.

18 Victoria 2 Wolverine 69 Wyandotta 40 Winona 4 Cop Range. 64 Ijy West. East Butte. Franklin 3i 12 Oranby Hancock 88 17 33 42 Hedley Gold 28 isie Morale, xj Island Creek 48 Do 88 46 it Indiana 5 Keweenaw Lake Copper per 13 1 1 Mas com 45 4 mi nower .4 Mich IVj New York Money Market. NEW YORK, July 7.

Time loans Steady; sixty days, ninety days, aix month's, 8(53 per cent. Call money Steady: high. low, 1- ruling rate, last lon. closing bid, offered at 2: mercantile paper, 8(S3 per cent. Sterling exchange Sixty-day billa, J4 73- demand, $4.7685: cable, $4.7750.

Bar silver 47 Mexican dollars 37c. Government bonds Steady. Railroad bonds Irregular. London Money Market. LONDON.

July 7. Bar silver, 22 ll-16d per ounce. Money 1 per cent. Discount rates: Shoit term bills and three months, 4t34 per cent. Northern Bank Clearings.

PORTLAND. July 7. Clearings, 1,571.252: balances. 8200.7A1. SEATTLE.

July 7. Clearings, $.2,339,863: balances. 8304.7S8. SPOKANE. July 7.

Clearings, balances. SSI.039. TACOMA. July 7. Clearings, balances, $43,220.

H. S. Trad Balance Grows. WASHINGTON. July 7 A favorable trade balance of $20,545,778 waa shown by the weekly statement of Imports and exports the thirteen principal port of the United States, issued today bv the Department of Commerce.

The statement shows 82.06.465 for imports, and $50,442,243 for exports. The balance is an increase of more than $3,006,000 over the first week of last month and $11,000,000 over last week. New York Dried Fruits. NEW YORK, July 7.E aporaUd Apples-Quiet and Batons Firm. ApriooU and Fesiiwsi Quiet.

The following quotations of price's of stocks and bonds on the Tlew York Stock Exchange, A7cw York Curb and Boston Stock Exchange are from the private wire of E. F. Hutton A members of the yew York Stock Exchange, with offices at 490 California street and St. Francis Sales. 8i0 WK 1100 3900 V.viO 22500 400 2100 "aooo "'266 "'soo "ieoo 2400 JOW 7300 100 Si 10 200 200 loo 400 "'206 Stock.

High. Low. Bid. 37 90 17 54 72 45 100 53 112 47 83 10 27 a 80 2 83 46 85 76 106 106 113 4 25 222 26 84 84 07 120 67 75 70 165 116 87 60 18 85, 142 87 41 103 44 It 28 121 81 27 4 35 125 13 77 30 420 144 5 0 22 10 25 88 81 25 43 16 61 158 101 62 103 116 84 100 30 08 60 21 72 0 86 7 IB 24 57 222 108 141 168 5 27 12 25 100 8 20 71 41 60 100 117 14 88 87 62 26 102 70 108 34 82 81 81 29 155 105 114 4i PS 20 85 23 146 80 80 28 86 15 2 6 142 12" 13 S3 3J 75 6 8 7 14 31 85 47 8 122 Ask. 87 ion 17 55 72 45 101 53 118 47 85 11 80 45 04 27 84 46 86 77 107 107 114 5 28 23 2fl 80 84 00 87 120 67 75 70 166 118 87 70 14 86 142 87 41 104 8 45 11 28 122 81 80 64 45 126 14 78 30 422 145 6 10 22 1B 25 80 82 20 45 166 62 150 102 53 104 117 85 100 81 08 65 21 74 10 87 10 22 24 W) 27 106 142 180 6 27 14 40 110 8 20 5 71 84 62 110 120 14 80 87 63 27 103 73 103 84 82 81 82 83 158 15 116 4i 100 .33 01 23 146 85 85 2 87 15 8 7 144 125 14 83 00 6 12 7 18V 36 85 14 47 126 74 37 Ailsntln rinust T.

10O Allis-Chahnenj isty 17 'a 544 72 '4 44 74 4 46 UU IU Amalg Copper Amcr Can Co 101 4 ion Am Car 'ft Fndj 63 Ajner Beet Sugar 48 47 4414 2614 88H 45 R5V, 76 10r74 no pic Amer Linseed Do pfd Anwr Cotton Oil Do pfd Amer Ice 28 Amer Hide L. do pfd 34 "4 Amer Locomotive 48 Amer Steel Fndy 36 Amer Hmelter 78 Ti An. rSA Amer Sugar .107 An rvM 114 114 Amer Malt do Amer Tnhacm ..225 223 Amer Wool do pfd Anaconda 85 84 '4 Atchison 100 V4 (17 V. 07 1400 000 500 20000 4300 Amer Tei ft Tel.120 120 Baldwin ixcomo. vnvt Bait ft Ohio 76V4 75 An rrfd 704 70 200 8100 "'306 lono Beth Steel 168 164 Do pfd TP 8714 87 Butte ft Superior 71 60 300 Cal retroieum.

Do pfd Canadion 140 14500 8100 9500 300 ft 38 3 Central 41 do pfd 103 103 Chicago ft Alton 2000 CWno 45 44 100 loo 500 2300 100 0 do nfi ft 123 121 Colo Fuel ft Iron 82 81 Colo Southern I)o 1st in ma. 600 2400 400 Oon Oa 125 14 78 29Ti Corn Product An rfA 78 Sl 8000 Crucible Steel ft 145 800 100 BOO Del ft Hudson ft do nfd. 8100 Dls Secur 24 22 Dome 20 18 13300 6700 Erie 25 1400 2O0 do 1st do 2d pfd. 10O 300 do 44 ...167 43 164 400 Guggenheim 63 Gen Motor ....162 1700 61 158 800 ''6300 rm nfd. Goodrich 54 62 Do pfd flMk Nor 117 116 "2H00 2000 inoo 2400 200 Ot Nor Ore ctfs.

85 84 Illinois lOl Tn.ivi r. 1 rm 81 80 intiv Inter Hart Corp lntarbc.ro 21 21 wo 200 no Inter Paper Do pfd Iowa Central TV. nfrf 1000 105O0 800 Southern 24 24 22S ..113 105 ..141 141 Do pfd. Uf ft Myers I ft I.ehic'h Valley lor Tobacco Mm Central 2d 4700 100 1000 HO0 1BHOO 6400 "006 Miami 28 27 Minn ft St Ij Do 1st MStPftS 8 M.IHH 11 ft 8 do pfd Missouri Pacific Mt-i Petroleum. Do pfd National Lead 4 71 74 62 60 Do pfd National Biscuit.

Nevada Con 14 Air Brake. 00 Central 88 14 80 87 62 500 4O0 24O0 400 BOO New 'HaTen 64 Norfolk ft West. 103 103 North American. 6300 8700 700 MO 2000 Northern Paciflc.104 1W 33 82 82 31 Maxwell i do 1st 84 no 2d 82 Pacific Mail 82 Pacific Tel ft Tel Pullnvin 155 lrWVH Cnn.vlTSlla ...105 106 5no 100 211 1200 "'306 Tropic's Ga pmj.rmnr Pressed Steel Car 47 Do pfd Ry Steel Springs 30 46 30 Reading 145 rw 1 st. nfd 3400 -S30U0 Do 2d rtcoublio I ft 8.

2" 2 87 1 2 lion 20ft 4IOO 4a pfd Rock Island Rmnlpy 87 15 2 100 do ofd. ".144 14.3 800 "4io Sears Do Seaboard do pfd Slos Shef Do Pfd 14 ,34 S4 13 83 82 M0 600 "406 St I. 6 5 Do 1t pM Do 2d pf 8t ft 8 VL. 000 1S700 'ieioo South-rn Pacific 8f. 84 14 46 78 Southern Rj do nfd 4 St Paid 80 Do Studetakar 80 78 THE EXAMINER, as a service to its readers, is supplying these famous books, exclusively in this city, at one-fourth the lowest previous price.

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