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Izastern livestock Market

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CHICAGO. oct. 5i--c -catrle-Reeeipts, 3. 900.
Market steady 70 Zoe lower. Beeves. 81. 400
7-To..,Texas steers s3.20Q56 western steers.
Ss06.65; st0ckers and feeders, 81 l0d 30: cows
and heifers 50 I56 go. calves ST.50al0.25
Hogs Reee pts. 2S000. Market ga l0c lower.
JjCht. Sk85MSS5. mixed. &1.90@s.S0. heavy.
s. SI.55dSJo: rough. S7.55dI.75: good 10 choice
heavy: $3.50 $ 20; pigs. SI.s5qs.6o; bulk Of
Shccp- Receipts. $4,000. Market 5aloc lower.
NigtiTe. s. e5Q 81. western. S2.75G4-3O: year
lnes2 s. 4o4J.50; lambs. native. S4.75d6.90;
western, Ss.7a@G.S5.
80 -. KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. oct. .3l.-Csttle- Receipts.
25.g00- Market steady 70 Joe lower. Native
steers, S5d7 20; native COWS and heifers. s.. a
$50. stockers ana feeders S3.zo@5-4o; bulls.
s. 25a450: calves S3-75Gs: western steers, 81
IA 2 So western cows S2-TJn5.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 Market 5d Zoe lower.
Bulk ~. sales Ss30Ms.65: heavy. SS.I5d 80:
paokers and butchers, Ss.50a S.65; light, $3.50
p. Sheep-Receiptss - 900 Market steady 10 lOc
lower. afuttons. s.. .50d 80: lambs. IS. .50d6 20:
fed gethcrs and yearlings. So. d4.50; fed
western ewes. $325 d4.25-
~ SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct l--Cattle-Receipts
1890. Market I0c lower. Native steers 81 25
. n 7-3O:s cows and heifers S3d5.5o: western
s.. 2.sOass5: tanners. S2-T5@ $50: stockers and
feeders. S3d5-sJ; calves, S3.50N7.50; bulls
-etags. etc. -S2Ns-T5.
. Hoes- Receipts 200 Market IOc lower.
Heavy. sI6ods2o; mixed sT.S5QslO: light.
$ 2oa SO; pigs, SI.5o@S.5o; bulk Of sales.
..Shaep- Receipts % 0O0 Market STEADY. 10c
IL E5c lower. Desrlngs. 81 s0a5 20; wetherS
$50 q f.20s ewes. S3-25d5.I5; lambs, Se.25a
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DEFAULTER FAILS TO
FIND GOLD IN WEST

BOSTON, Oct. 31.-Harold b. Faxon.
a prominent yachtsman of Quincy, who
suddenly gave up his position as pay
ing teller of the Peoples national bank
of Roxbury in the fall OF 1905. returned
here today from Goldfield. New. in
custody of a United States marshal,
and pleaded not guilty to an indict
ment charging him with the embez-
element of 81 500 from the bank
Faxon tried to regain the money
which he lost through stock specula--
tien by prospecting for gold in the
west under another name He was
discovered and arrested October IS.
Judge Dodge held him in $4,000 bail
today for trial, and FaXon went to Jail
in default OF bail.
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NEW YORK. Oct 31Zstandard copper, quiet.
Spot, November, December and January, i2.30d
12.50c. London market quiet. Spot, f5I; flu
lures, f5S is 3D.. Arrivals reported at New
York today, $50 tons. Custom house returns
show exports of 24.261 tons far this month.
y nc; casting. i237ls Gl2. .s2lac.
Tin-Firm. Spot 36.50G3es5c November.
December and January, 36.25@36.5oc London
market frm. Spot, 1856 l7s I'd; futures. fl6I
IS Go.
Lead-Quiet 1. .40d45oe New York and 4.211a
M4.32lac East ST. Louis. London spot fl3 5s.
Spelter- Quiet, 5.75a5. Soc New York and $40
a.S0c East st. Louis. London spot. f24 Is Sd.
IT0n-C1eYeland warrants. DOS + I'D in London.
Locally iron was quiet. No. l foundry northern.
No. foundry southern and No. l foundry soft.
Sl5. 1896 %; No. . foundry northern, Sl550
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
! was marketed last

100000 bales more than was marketed last
year.
The Journal of Commerce says: Especial crop
reports Texas and Oklahoma SAY that in
Texas unusually fine fall has enabled cotton
10 hold its condition against decline OF 2.6
with year ago; "A points in 1905 and 396
points in 1907.
.'Frosts have been quite general already. but
The damage has been almost Insignificant Many
correspondents look for a better yield than last
year In Oklshoma- with warm clear weather.
cotton has shown considerable Improvement dnr-
ing the month and most correspondents look for
a larger yield than last year.
Spot closed quiet Is points advance Mid
ding uplsnds, I4.55c; do gulf, 14.S0c; sales,
s.2TS bales
The close was steady at net gain Of 20 to &c
points for the day.
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los Angeles Produce Market
SnecidI Dispnfch 10 The Call

Is0S ANGELES. Oct. 3L-Potatoes were frmer
toasf on the produce exchange. But for The
fact thar large quantity Of potatoes is stiI in
fhe. warehouses, an advance in prices would be
made according 10 dealers. Butter may de-
i3iue so0n. IS ii is believed the top price has
been reached. Cheese was steady.
Receipts q produce were: Eggs s. cases;
batter 8 S56 pounds; cheese. 752 pounds: pota-
Toes 3lT0 sacks; beans. $40 sacks; onions. go
sacks sweet potatoes, 2lS sacks; apples. 1925
boxes
Eggs Local ranch. candled. extra selected,
l0eai r8nch $50: local ranch. case count. buying
price 4se, eastern fresh. Soc: eastern stors GO.
packed extras, BE; eastern storage, seconds,
Butter selling price 10 trade 2iac higher -
California creamery extras. 35c; California
creamery frsts, % &c; cooking butter. pc; lsde
lmtter, 25ci
CHeese4Northerh fresh. 1sG1slsc; local. 1sc:
oregon daisy 1sizc; eastern singles. l724 @1sc:
eastern twins. i = a 1Sc; eGsterh daisies. 1SM
1880 eastern longhorns. 1si5 a 19c; eastern
.cheddars zoe; imported swiss, BE; sack, lee;
domestic swiss, 25c; cream brick, l9c; ]im-
burger S7d 1ec.
! Beans szNo.- j pink. S5.50ae: No. limas.
IS a 55D. No.-I Lady Washington. 81 80; No. 1
small -yyhfte, S4.50a AZ: No. 1 bIackeyes, So;
|No-.G garranzas. sea $50.
4 pQtat6es- n ghlands per ctll, Sl25d L35;
yellow sweets tper cti). S1.75.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatet 10 The Call

EUREKA, Oct a1-The steamer North Fork
of the Charles Nelson line arrived from San
Francisco this morning with miscellaneous freight
and mail. The North Fork Should have arrived
yesterday, but failed to make the royage up the
coast in the usual time. 1t Is loading lumber at
the Arcata wharf for the return trip
Steamer City of Topeka arrived this morning
with freight. mail and passengers. The. Topeka
will depart at 10 a. m tomorrow for the return
trip.
Arriving at Eoon today WAS the steamer Des-
patch with miscellaneous freight. The Despatch
is loading lumber at the Fields Landing wharf
the cargo being supplied By the Pacific lumber
company.
Steamer Lakme is loading lumber at the Ar
steamer Santa Clara arrived this afternoon
with freight and passengers. The Santa Clara
viii depart the return trip to San Francisco
at $50 a. m. tomorrow.
Schooner Metha Nelson, Captain c. Jensen ar
rived here yesterday to load rough clear redwood
lumber for Mexico, The Metha Nelson was in
Humboldt bay about year ags.
This afternoon the barkentine aurora, Captain
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Te.v York Produce

NEW YORK oct. Sl.-Hops-Firm: Pacific
coast 1910. ia &c. .
Petraleum-Stesdy.
N-a0l Quiet '.---
Suear-Raw quiet muscovado. 50 test. 3See;
ceH5rifHgal.. p6 test. :. SOC; moasses sugar, 50
Iest. 3 o5c Refined quiet
Coffee Futures closed steady at q net loss Of
$50 B6cernher : So. Jsnuarv. 5 S5c: Febru-
srT5 Die. March S-9ee: April. S-eSc. MAY &c;
jane s.63c. Juiy and August. 9.0Gc: September
and October. a.0Ic. Spot steady; Rio No 4.
l0ss sllc. Santos Ao- 4. IL 5sc- Mild quiet;
ia l5i.fter Ffrrr. creau,err specials. 32@S2isc:
eK1ras, 5lc- thirds 10 frsts. 24d2sc: creamery.
held SECOND fo special 2s0 S2c: state dairy.
coramen ~ finest. - SOC, process. second 10
s1eeia 32031c; limitation creamery, hrsts = a
factory. June make hrsts, % 24c; FAC
torc- current make. frsfs. 23c
:. theeSa Sfeady, stare whole milk. special.
l5sa lGatc Dc average fancy. large and small.
CO -. do white. 1880; DO october. large
anq small. s1lored. hest. +iac: Do white; l44.e;
stafd. whole mills. good 10 choice. 13l- n lac:
osy lapFmoH 10 far. l9ls l5e; skins. fun to
= Fecs-Steadr: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
teGnefv. white fancr. 45H4Sc; do gathered
white s3a sac; do heuncrv. brown fancy. 34a
sos. do gathered brown. 81 "a 3Sc; fresh gathered
extra frsiS. 2q0S Slc: DO hrsts. 26d 2scs do sec
elsk. 2,9 pa. fresh gathered dirties. No I
rand[ed. y q e; do 40 , lQ6l 20c; refrigera tor
fpeesl- marked fancy. 25l 26c; DO frsts. q Z
e2Jc- DO seconds. 12le d24c.
g.ysporated Appes-In fairly active demand
enl prices firm 90 the spot, fancy. new and old
-crop quoted ~ 1ONllc: choice old crop. Si5d
- prime Old ana pew crop. - @9c; common
TO fair $40 n 7tqc.
Tfg5ises-In better demand aud prices steady;
cuQtatjeuS range from SC 10 loc for CALIFORNIA;
I'D q ao=40s and from sc 10 9lec for 0regons
from eos 10 SOS.
spFicotS-AFe in fair demand and the market
fs sreadE: choice l2ls q l22Ic; extra choice i3
q BE- fancy. 131a a l4c.
: 5-D68ches Firm and more active; choice. "a
. So. extra choice SdSiac: fancy. So acc
lalsins-Quiet. and prices show an easier tone,
ing 10 more liberal offerings from the coast.
1rlse musesfels are quoted at 5h M6Ac; ehoice
~ fancy seeded, 81 dTl4c; seedless, 5M &c; Lon
don lg rers. 81 2o0 1.35.
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EXPORTS by the senator

The steamer Senator sailed Tor Victoria last
Tuesday with cargo consigned 10 British Amert-
can cities valued at $31,s79. aud merchandise
en- route to other British possessions. follows ::
For Australia. 81 .469: Fiji islands. 81 .2ses
Friendly islands. $3.50; Tanning island, S2al.
The following were the principal shipments.
To British 'America-I24 SEQ lbs dried fruit.
81. $40 lbs malt. 91.O71 lbs rssins 2H pkgs fresh
Trusts, $50 pkgs onions. 1S4 pkg vegetables.
OOS lbs nuts, 10. 600 lbs salt. 1.0S5 gals and 30
es wine; 100 canned goods. 300 lbs chocolate,
% eggs, 152 pkgs wagon material. SO Pkgs
paints. 2.611 lbs seeds. 563 pkgs roofing material,
s pkgs machinery % pkgs ore cars. 1S rolls
leather, 81 pkgs drugs, es arms and ammuni-
ton
To Australia, ,e99 lbs hops. pkss machin-
cry pkgs electrical goods.
To Fiji islands-37 cs canned goods. % pkgs
potatoes and onions, 500 lbs beans, DO lbs raj
To Friendly islands-6oO lbs lard, cs canned
goods so dO0rS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

(oENon Market
NEW YORK, Oet. BE. r. Hutton & Co. 5
wire saws
\ feading longs supported the market today
rom the start and spuners also were reported
as moderate buyers. but there was no improve
hept ln southern spot markets, which, a rule,
have been inactive for a week past.
The exchange flooded with telegrams
IRON an parts ~ the south telling of damage
cone ~ the recent cold snap. bat the trade has
tren expecting this weather for the last moufh
and II Is probable that IL has arrived too late to
prevent the making ~ good crop. IS the
Weathef Tor the last two months has been per
kfect Tor maturing late crop and cofton has
4een making every DAY.
tSpiuners' takings 10 date bv the world are
jess than last rear when the total for the
season was only 1t-27z 600 bales and while act
nal consumption last year II, IA 00o bales
i remains 10 be seen II the world j. prepared IL
psy l5c OF above fof an Indicated yield Of about
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS or WEATHER CONDITIONS

81 lNOfciS or H<1 ! riEe cOSpI1loNS
There have been no changes of Importance IN
the last "a hours. The pressure is rising slowly
In the northern tier OF states and falling slowly
south OF the foFtieth parallel. The weather is
generally clear and pleasant. There has been no
rain except In the Rocky mountain section aud
in the north Pacific states. The temperature has
risen in all the territory east Of the Mississippi
and nearly normal conditions prevail. There has
been fall in Nebraska. South Dakota, Wyoming
and Montana. In California it is warmer in the
interior. The relative humidity at Red Bluf was
So per cent and at Fresno - per cent The
pressure of distribution favors north winds and
somewhat warmer weather Tuesday.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and viclnity-Fair Tuesday.
warmer during the day: light north wind.
Santa Clara vaIiey-Tsir Tuesday; light north
wind.
Sacramento yalley-Fair Tuesday: light north
wind.
San joaquin valley-Fsir Tuesday: light north
wind
oalifvgnia south OF the Tehaehapl-Fair Tues
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DR.. CRIPPEN'S APPEAL
TO BE HEARD NOV.

LONDON. oct. 31.-It is expected that
the criminal court of appeals will on
November hear the appeal of Dr.
Hawley II. Crippen from the sentence
of death for the murder of his wife.
The execution has been set for No.
vember s.
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new COMMANDERS
FOR PACIFIC FLEET
Rear Admiral Harber Will Hail
Down His Flag Today on
Cruiser California

ADMIRAL
GILES B. HAIR
BER, commander
in .chief of the Pa
c.ific fleet, will turn
over the command
this morning to
Rear. Admiral e.
B.. Barry at pres (
ent commander of
the second division.
r e ar A d mi r q ]
Chauncey Thomas,
who has been ap-
pointed commander
of the second di-
vision, will today
hoist his flag on
the California.
The ceremony of
cBiftfnO Hoc cc will
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BY United wireless

Monday, October 81
STEAMER SANTA RoSA-Frem San Diego for
San Francisco. Oct 81 az miles north ennrth
west OF Point Pedro. passed three masted
wooden ship; weather foggy.
STEAMER CHEHALIS- Oct 81 for San
pedro; Oct. 81. $50 p. M, passed Point Mon
tara: all well: smooth
STEAMER MANN SMITH From Coos bay for
San Francisco; Oct. u. 2. M, passed Point
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Tonnage Engagements

The Norwegian steamer HOrnelen. which ar
rived here from Balboa Saturday. iS engaged
for lumber and merchandise from this port and
Puget sound to the west coast OF South America,
having been chartered prior 10 arrival
The steamer Lucy Men has been purchased by
C. W. Wylie OF Seattle. The terms Of the sale
have not been made public.
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Arena; gentle northwest wind; clear; smooth;
all well.
STEAMER NORWOOD Hence Oct 81 for San
Pedro; Oct. 81, 80 p M. on-slgeon polnt'
light northwest wind; smooth sea-
STEAMER GovERNoR-Hence Oct: 81 for San
Diego; Oct 81, s p M, 3 miles south OF OK
Point New Year; heavy fog; barometer 3o. II,
temperature 80: all well.
STEAMER SANTA RITA.oct. 80, s p. M, $50
miles north from Port Hartford. :.
STEAMER MHvERICK-Passed In 6:40.
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Portland Lavestock Market

PORTLAND. Oct. 3l.-CstUe-R Receipts 400.
Aitrket steady. Steers. choice. S5M5.60: do
medium. Sz5OQ5: choice beifers. $4.5Od4 -:
choice COWS S425d4 80: medium cows. So 5Od
<; comm0s COWS S2d3. 50. bulls. S.. .J0d4; stays
s4@s50; calves, light, ss75d7; calves. heavy.
s. 75m5
Hogs Receipts. ]. 100. Market steady. Hogs
top. S9.50n 90; do fair to medium, So. .2Jd9 50.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady. Best
valley wethers. S3-25d3.5o: fsir 10 good weth-
PTS. S3n3.25. best mountain wetilers. s4d4 25;
best valley ewes. S303.JO: lambs. choice noun
tain Adams S5Q5.25; choice valley, $4.75@5.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
.Cnatoms Receinfa

The receipts Of duties ON imports at the San
Francisco custom house in October were S457.-
<S96, against, $512. sos for the corresponding
month in 1900 The total receipts from JanH=
ary L 10 October 81 were SJsT4S. III. against
So r44e, ,334 for the corresponding period in 1909
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct. 81 1910.
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BuiIdipg Contracts

Arthur r. Rousseau with Christensen &
Smith-Au work except excavation. grading.
foundations, plumbing. painting, steam heat and
disappearing and portal wall beds for three
story and basement brick and frame building
fapartmentsl at SW corner of Leavenworth and
California streets. w so by 57:6: $15.350-
G. *. Claxton with Scarritt & Clark-Eycavat-
ing and concrete foE building in w line OF
Taylor street, 90 Of Washington, 5s:9 by =;
81. .e25.
Thomas p Ryan with Alex o. Brown-To
erect a two story and basement frame building
fn s line of street, 81: Z of Twelfth avenue,
D by S 100; 4.1e6.
George swift with Peterson & Persson-All
work except mantels, window shades gas and
electric fixtures for two story and basement
frame building at SW corner Of Twenty third
and Sanchez streets. 26:6 by w 100; $500.
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C-ain r,nrrier r,Iear.

.Tae French bark La Fontaine cleared for
Greenoek Scotland, yesterday with Is, $40 centals
wheat 4S.1T1 eentals barley and 8, 453 cases
canned fruit. valued at $S5,095
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water Front Notes


Water Front Notes
The British steamer Penrith. Captain
Norris. arrived here yesterday, 80 days
from Antwerp via San Pedro, with a
general cargo consigned to Balfour,
Guthrie & Co.
The power schooner Nonpareil, Cap
tain Patterson, sailed yesterday for
Unga, where it will remain as a tender
to the cod fishing station.
The schooner ]. d. Spreckels cleared
yesterday for Unga on a cod fishing
cruise.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,260,000 feet
The Pacific Mail liner Asia arrived
Sunday at Yokohama from this port.
The Pacific Mail liner Peru left
Mazatlan Saturday for this port.
Changes of Masters
Steamer Herald-Late master, Ivar
Plomgren; present master, William A.
Elsassen.
Schooner Natalie-Late master Hans
Hansens present master. J.. C. Jochims.
Steamer Wasternau-Late master C.
c. Graham; present master, C. Curtis
Steamer Ione-Late master, H H
Rudorf; present MASTER Charles Taylor.
Enrolment
Schooner John D. Spreckels-C. w
Prellberg, master.
Licenses Renewed
Schooner Piute-A. E. Small. master
Schooner Magnolia-F Sorensen,
master.
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St: .Lauis Wool NIarket

ST. LOUIS. Oct 3l.-Market steady. Medium
grades eombing and clothing. S23i5 62415c; light
.hne. l9@2lc: heavy fine, l5MlTc; tub washed,
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SAVANNAH, oct af-Turpentine- Firm at
: 7T9a @IT&4c. Receipts 340i. shipments, 1T5;
stocks 20 353; sales 15S.
Rosin--Fir1l. Receipts. tj11; shipments. s34
: 90: D. s57sGi 200: Ts IS fs@5 go: r: s. G5
@5-90; G, S5.S505.90; ii; S3.90G6:. 1; 5000
+; h. s6.25@6.4g; NJ, S65o;: ,$e.7Q; VIC,
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day, somewhat warmer; light north wind. chang
ing TO south. A.-G. McAD1E. .:
District FOrecaster.
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R AUCTIONS

WEDNESDAY. November p IL a. NJ. ! VIII
sell 10 head OF large mares and horses from the
NJ. & F. company, 47. head from other firms; also
wagons. and harness. WEDNESDAYl 5e3 4th.
II Oakland
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port.
The Crook is al Manila. "
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan sailed October Is from Manila. .
The Sherman, outward bound, sailed October Il
from Honolulu.
The Sheridan is in port
The Thomas is at Moore & Scott's shipyard
under repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines
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Memoranda

Per stmr Transit-0ct. so. 90 miles .SSW Of
Farallones. saw masted Br ship steering for
San Francisco.
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@ AUCTION SALE Er

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER l. 1910. AT IA A. NJ.
To be sold. two -consignnents. consisting OF
50 Horses and Mares. from the Hudson ranch er
Southern California and the Thomas ranch OF
SOnoma comfy. This stock IS broke and IN.
broke, from 900 70 500 pounds. and from 70
10 years old. Outside Horses sold. on comnlis-
sion: also Harness and Wagons. ...
MISSION SALE STABLE. 43O Valencia ST.. near
18th. n. COHEN. kictioneer 80 --
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SALES
In IN
AUCTION SALE AT HoRAN,s sALEsYARp

AUCTION SALE AT HoRAN'S sALESYARp
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2, 1910. AT Il. A. ".
so head of unbroke ModOc co. horses; VT: from
1000 20 200 lbs.
These are the Anchor brand OF horses. blOcky
built. good boned aud easy to break- =.
One carload gentle broke mares and geldtngs
1.250 to 500 lbs. from Siskiyou county.
Also one carload mixed broke and unDroks
horses and mares. VT 1.100 to 1890.
All OF above horses are in fine condition Don Z
fail 10 attend this sale. They. will be on exnf
bition Tuesday. Nov. 1. at j. b. Koran $ ssles
yards, 10th and Bryant sts.
E STEWART & Coz: AuetToneers.
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Hops in LondoI
New York Metal Market

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 31.-Hops in London u
ciflc COAST, steady st f3 13sdf4 los.
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&AUCTfON& &

One car OF horses and mares; also 35 all pur-
pose. horses and mares; wagons, buggies and hs-
ness OF all kinds. outside stock sold on commits
sion. THURSDAY az IL a. NJ, 200 and 200 Va
lencia ST.; phone Park 2T23.
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l7.,,,.o n,,,-v ,.roduce ,,arket

C1zICAC-0 Get 31.-Butter firm; cresneries,
- 4930c. d6IFfes 236 &c. riggs firm: receipts.
L. s34 cases, at mark cases included, 1s12 a
2ltars hrsts. 26c. prime hrsts. 2Sc. Cheese
J fHady-- daisies. 15Gi i15Isc. twins. 14dl 4lsc:
Young Americas. BIKE; loBghorns, l454 dl5c.
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% AUCTION SALE -

:; NOVEMBER. L, IL A. NJ. 80
Just aErived-C arlOad all purpose country
horses; viii be sold Tuesday. November l. II
d. M: also 20 city mares. POI Sth st.,
corner Alice. Oakland Rain or shine. -
ODEEL q FLESHER. Auetioneers. j
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PIER DIRECTORY

oRTH OF MARKET STREET
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, October
81, 1910.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cihc standard time Q20th meridian), or at Sh.
DOM. 00s Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, Z. S. N, in charge,
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-17
GIVEN FOR GOOD CAUSE.
Carnegie Donates Ten Million to Pro-
mote Peace.

At Washington. surrounded By
twenty-seven trustees Of his choos-
ing. mprising former Cabinet mem
bers. eX-ambassadors. college presi-
dents, lawyers and educators, An
drew Carne?ie Wednesday trans
ferred stO,000.00O in per cent
mortgage bonds. valued at s11.500.-
0G0. to be devoted primarily to the
establishment Of u:::vcrsal peace by
the abolition of war between nations
and such friction as may impair
"the progress and happiness Of
man." When wars between nations
shall have ceased the fund is to be
applied to such altruistic purposes as
will best help man in his glorious
ascent onward and upward" by the
punishment Of the "most degrading
evil or evils" then harrassing man
kind.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-17
RIDING BLIND BAGGAGE.
Young Man Run Over by Train and
Dies From Injury.

W. W. Fralley. q young man about
% years of age, whose home is at
Winston-Salem, N. c., died In the
Inflrmary at Florence Tuesday as the
result OF being run over by train
at Pee Dee Junction Monday night.
The young man with g. companion
named ]. P. Pifer were riding blind
baggage" between the tender AMI
first express car, and Fralley fell
soon after the train left Pee Dee and
was badly crushed. but lived to be
brought to the infirmary, where ne
died during the night. Inquest was
held Tuesday morning, at which Pi-
f. was present and told Of the acct
dent, AMI gave directions for finding
the family Of the young man. The
body was sent home for burial. Az
ter the young man fell from the train
his, body lay beside the track some
little while until chance passerby
found 1t and reported to the agent,
who sent him to the infrmary.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-17
DIR. KNAPP WELL PLEASED.
Letter Received by Commissions
Watson on Corn Display.

Seaman A. Knapp, special agent
In charge Of the farm development
work for the United States depart
ment Of agriculture. has written
Commissioner Watson letter on
the recent corn exposition held In
Columbia. DR.. Knapp Is well known
throughout the South and especially
in this State and therefore his let
ter, given below. will be Of Interest:
"Dear Mr.. Watson: Your very
interesting letter of the 9Th, giving
Information about the corn exposi-
tion. IS at hand.
II have noted with great pleasure
the wonderful progress being made
In South Carolina and we are doing
all that we can to contribute to It..
With the present interest, II matters
are properly handled, think there
will be- no difficulty in bringing
South Carolina to the front In all
agricultural matters"