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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

Barbara 9oeldsl, 3, 1886 Deft
WcUiden 2tp., 2uftr0brenentsiinoung
Sumes 9upes Sobnion, "a, Suqueit
in Sdpebe.
2erpp Bernard Bone. Z Monate,
1908 6ugbes StraBe, StnoerdoLera.
ann Goro. 78, 1866 GIabItoHe 4D,.
arebs.
Minnie Brandt. 50, 427 Ribgpap
4p., Ser3febler.
Snfant Smith, l Gag, 831 popIar
Strabe, S6pdde.
Sulius 8ubIer. 81, 1921 9urd
4p., 6irnbIutung.
Minnis Began, q, 726 5ront
StraBe, SdpinOiuht.
Gilbert 9oTIonQ. /. 2145 8sIt 3.
Strabe, untsrIeibseutSuubung.
Sennie prutber, A, 712 Wouno
Strabs, S6fpinbiudt.
Charles Rumitstter. AZ, 600 Carr
StraBe, S6pinoIuht.
5enrp anipfer, 81, 1884 9lsnes
StrdBe, Ilters1 nfoo1e.
Sobn Mara33i, ST., 40, 1712 Rars
StraBs, ShpinoIuht.
Grant Rapp. Sr., 2 Wtonats, 68 Git
Mcgtiten Nh, llnterIeibssHt3lnoung.
DilbeImina 0ti6aels, 81. 2181
Clara StraBe, 6irnblutun9.
Marguret Anua Roie, 6 Wtondte.
s. uno Carr StraBe, IInterleibsent.
3Inoung.
Spman Beimer, % 5aqe, 615 GIi.
Sabetb, NeppOrt, Sp., Snqueit IN
Sfipebe.
Clifford 2ute, s Monate, 2803
GpIerain 2lp., Notwithstanding.
SoIep6 6snrp 4uIting. 80, 2sbers
leioeR.
Snfant BerHer. 3 Ga8e, 1856 6lp<a
Gp., 5riAgeburt.
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Gbeerlaubnib

5Ri6olas StoianopiB, %, Bates Qpe.
lMarp 8DlFram, %, ROrtb geHD.
JGeorge QDOn, IT,, %, Rortb 9enO.
I8ertba Gacsp, %, Woin 2lpe.
(Qut6er Stanlep Rois, q, 6eDitt 9lp.
l9dnnab Orats, p, WaoiIon RoGo.
(JoIep6 qatrit Rcguiott, 26, 1Olsoo.
lU&auoe WaiiQ, q, Carlisle IDe.l
J5Oispb Ron9oIo, 81, 5arriIon 2tpe
iJoIepbine 2agemann, At, oesgl.
(0arrp y. 8il6slm, 36, Oapton Str.
tsSoa Weu5eI, 28, Norpooo.
fgDotter aQoel, "a, g&erp 6apen, Conn.
lSteQa 5egner, %, Rorlpooo.
(G6arles e. Baron, %, Rinnep 2tDe.
i2eatbia W. SrummeI. Is, SciotO Ct.
(G6arleg g. Gage, %, Gaftern Qpe.
iPrisciQa Subn, AZ, WaoiionpiQe.
I2lbsrt Dation, 81, GIart Ctr.
l5elen m. gornpeQ, %, y. uno 8tns.
I5OI. 6. &elIn, q, Qpnaburg, 8.
lWtarp Sabbitt, 10. 5. uno 2ot ct.
(Glarencs 8. RObIing, "a, gtorrpoOo.
lOttiIie u. 4ruB, "A, besgl. .
S8so. Goer, q, 8alnut Str.
lWleta &oppmeier, 26, oesgl.
iStanlsp 9angeIt, %, 8arnesburg 9.
2oretto 2ingo. "A, Mt. 2tirp.
(Jobn quit, %, 8eit s. Str.
lGIaru 9onnebR, p, 2ebman Rpap.
iRobsrt u. Qppn, %, Hcrtb gsnb.
lSeHnie Wf. gontpap, 20, Setitan, 8.
{ i5am. 9aders, 25, g8bitelp aDe.
lWIarg. PrieBmann, 19, goIerain 4De.
[75rant 9. Sorting, 27, 9ine Ctr.
l8ertba Wtsioel, 25, UlcMGan Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10
3en Greet Grippe.

SObn uno pearI Selmiing. 303
Calhoun StraBe, Snabe.
QBllliam uno emma 2obiB, 2310
Nbeeler StraBe, 8nabe.
5arrp unD GIi3ubetb WiIbeImp,
4119 ReaDing RDaD, 9nabe.
Sobn uno 2ena Mlobr, 1913 Uloors
Strabe. Mdo6en.
Sompion uno 6elena Riggs, 1854
Weitern 4b., Snabe.
Yolnep unO MlarD Gorin, 1917
Spcamore Strobe, &nabe.
BiIliam nuD 5rancjs Carton. 3O42
Reaoing Roao, &nabe.
gBtQtam uno W}arn muQer, 1885
9ug6es StraBe, aHabe.
Dm. uno Wilbelmine 5anoer, 1721
9ugbes StruBe, Mabden.
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Maimuiiffeit 1912.

8rpbe Greianifs sperien ibrs Sdats
ten poraus, uno 10 III oenn aud Der
aueenbIidlih in europa rpsiIenot Serr
Ban Der Studsn bersits irieosr ileiBig
an Der 2trbeii, um bic sinieitenoen ars
ranaemsnts fir bic WluizRuiittdge oss
Sabrss 1912 3u trsffen. Das gros
gramm fir Die Srdtorienmuiit III fers
fla suiammengeftsat. unb nit ben
Gborprobsn fir basieI6e ioll ENTER Der
gei.ana bss 6errn4lfreo 5orsel 6sreits
am 8. Sitober in Der 9rsenipoeo 6dll
beapnnen iuerosn. gad)'s .Wngniiicat"
pirb ais erit.s Stiid bic Sanger BE-
ihaitigsu uno nls ipeiters programms
.nummsrn limb porgsisben: 2is5t's ST.
GliIabstb", DolisJerrari's neue 4oma
petition ga 9ita guopa" uno gsfar
ssranfs .geatituoss". Sas .Magnis
feat" uno bas Dolfs 5erraris sSratos
rum tperoen ais tiirsere Werte biz
9drbietungen zines glbenos ansfiillen.
Wenn mDgli6 foil aud pieoer oer5reis
tag 4beno Der 5eitlpode fir siHen 0.z
Ianga6enb bes ainoerhprs rtIerpiert
psroeH, ba NIT einem iol6en bod ipdhs
reHD Der IsBisn brei itattgebobteH Wla.
iiGFslte eldn3snoe GrIo!ge sr5ielt purs
Den. aiir bieisn ainber6cr bat gros
fsFfor Ban Der Studsn Vierne's rEis
fineer BON getbIs5em" unb 8encit's 4
.Jnto ihe Morlo" dusgeipdhlt Die
gSroben bes Jeithors finoeH pom 8.
Otio6er ar oreimal innerhaIb ie stpei.r
Wohsn itdit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

Der Qeger 8m, Smith, peIter am
Wauntag pon Qsutnant GopelaH in
Gumminspiue ais Oerodhtig pers
baftet purbe, 1T ge1teru als hilbert
Sfpens, Elm 6eriittigter Ginbreder uro
Tie6, pelher unter aHoerem einen lanz
oen Straftermiu i'm 3uhtbous Su
Frantfort, ap., iotpie 32 Monote i'm
bieTiasn glrbeitsbaui. dbgeIeHen bat,
ioentift3irt tporbeu. Die Yolisei III
Iberseugt, oob er austaHft iiber per=
Ihieoene tiir3lid in ben 8orItdotsa
periibte Ginbruae eebsn taHn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10
SaiesSau.
Die Reos getpinnen in

. 10 OF n 3 10 et - p ptele.
S5n osm eriteu oes geitrigen 9opz
psIipisIes 3piiaen urieren ,Reos
uno ben rSuperbas" in Brootlpn fun
girtsn 9aspur uno WcQean als uniere
gattsrie gegen ScanIor uno Berger
fir bic 8sgner. geioe &lubs ipie!ten
brilliant unb i6re S6leubersr tpurosn
in msiItsrbafter Weife unteritiigt. Grit
i'm 13. Sang tonute Das Spiel 8ur
gnti6eibung gelangen, ais Der sin5ige
Gauf in bsmielben bon Cincinnati gez
iifert tpurDe. 9rootlpn idnote brei
Sdleubsrer tns 3rsffen, pdbrsno9us=
par in IdmmtIihen 9dngen auf Iet=
nem poiten perblie6. Wir mahten s
5reffer geger 8 unp bsiDe Stubs bat
ten je 2 5ebIer auf oem aer6boI5.
gnstert mahte ben 3reffsr, peIher
UlitteQ NIT oem einsigen unO geipins
nsnben 2dufe beimfanote. Gdspar per
itentte nur einsn JrsipuB gegeH iies
ben. 0as Spiel oauerte oret Stunz
ben.
Sn oem 8lueiten Spiel bebienten
Burns uno Wc2eau oQs GeituB fir
uns unb gsgsn Ruter uno Grrpin fir
grootInr. lInIere Surgens 3eigten iia
ben Ge8nern auf aGen puntten oes
Spiels beionoers tmQln9riff nit benz
9Qt - lpett iiberlegen. Sie trafen ben
gaQ oft uno re6t3eitis uno poren
flint tpie bic Rebe auf ben 8einen, mas
linen i'm 4. uno i'm 8.8ang ie 3 2dufe
ii6erte. GnoIih iaeinen re fia pon
ibrsm Slump erbolt 81 haben. Denn
iie morgen 10 gsgen bic nRieien" fam
pfen t0nneH, brauhsn iie oieIelbeu
nidt su flrhen. Sie maaten Is
Sreffer unb 7TebIer gsgen 3 Srefier
uno feblerIoies Spiel. Slem uno
aane fungirtsn als S6isosrihter.
9asReiuItat oer9eitrigsn
Spiele:
l. Spiel.
Cincinnati OOOO0O0OOOOO1-1
9rootlpn .0000000O00O00-0
2. Spiel.
Cincinnati .O0O3OO130-7
grootlDn ......10100000O-2
/. Spiel.
gbiIabeIpbio ..O000011 *-3
gbicago .....0100 000OO0O-1
2. Spiel.
qbilaoelpbia .O00001000- l
Gbitago 0O4315001-14
goiton 0O0OOOO00- 0
gittsburg 02O1403O0-10
Rem gOrt :. ..oO80o10O*-9
Ct. 2ouis ...1003O 3O0000-4
Seute Ra6mittag IeBtss Spiel oes
BURNERS Der Rebs in 8roptIpn,
Suggs ooer 8eebse nit Sanger IRE
2ean fpsroen nls uniere 9atterie fun
sIren.
SGuptlins GriFfitb beabIihtigt in
einem Der 7 SpieIe oieIer Dude ieIbit
bas 9eThuB fir bic 9feos 81 beoienen.
0riffitb mar DOR ein 0uBeno Sabren,
pie betannt, elmer Der tiihtigiten Bonn
6aroiere bes 2anbes. uno er 1T iiberz
aeugt, oaB ibm feline STUNT niht gang
abbanoen aetommsn 1T. Sett Montag
bereitet er fi5 tdqlih burh itunoenz
IanQe uebuneen fir bic 2eiitung Dor.
Gr benefit oaourh, pie Iebr ibm oas
WobI unp Webe isines &Iubs uno be-
ioubers Der uberarbeiteteH Sdleuoerer
am Sersen liegt. oenn 7 Spiele in 5
5agen fir uniere 5S4leuoerer tit cine
9lufadbe, lpeIhs Die 2eiituugsfdbigtsit
Der asBtsren auf cine fait arauiams
probs itellt.
GdIeuosrer 8enton. Der feit Der Qbs
fabrt Der Reos BON Cincinnati nah
Bottom auf gebeimnibpoae Wetls oerz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

2eben fam, bat bic Gsfeaf9aft auf
3ablung BON $4,000 usrtlngt.
6nrriet 6. DaDibion tlagte cine
Dedielforberung iiber $4,000 ssgsn
Qrtbur 9. grlanger elm.
gBinifreb gifbop bat eine 6orberung
iiber $500 gesen bic metropolitan 2ifs
snfurdnce so. eingetlagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-10

tifisjrt, peI6sr Dor einiger 3eit cine
Wlengs Silberianen BON Som goop in
gopinstpn gsitohItn bate. Gr tpuros
aIs perpdhtig einseIperrt.
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2lnter6artu,tgs- Anjeigen.

fapunoen iit, foQ ii6 in ylOrb Caro-
lima BEL Wtuttern pObIbefinoen, pte
oas 9erii6t Iast. SeoenfaQs bat ii6
Der junge Mahn our6 feline riitii6tss
IOIe 9anOIuRg cine bOIe Suppe etngez
brott.
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q a hla 8 2 q den.

Sarab e. Barble iit 4a6iabpsrs :
paIterin BON gam. 8. gDaroIe; pers
ionalien 800.
Hiharo 5lotusrs tit RatliaBpsrtpdl<
ter bon Mitha Wsation; gerienalien
S145.
Clemens Bates iii Rahlubosripals
term bon 2ouiie Sberreht; Grunas
eiesutbum $500.
Der psrionlihe Hadlab oes 5enrp
6. 2ipinsiton betrdgt $1908.38.
s 9srf9iebenss.
eplpin g8. Gemper, 9lahloBpertpafs
ter BEG Giepnn 8rontopif, pslch' 9ebs
terer am 25. Jebrunr 1910 BEL eiuem
5abritubl llHfna In bem GtabliiIes
meat Der SosliH Shmip 60. ams
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beutide 5elosn fir euh unD uns i'm
Sabre 1870 erobert: llnIers 8leiaz
itsQung nit Rahtommen anOerer Rdz
tionen burf niht pieoer berloren gez
ben; mir miifen yosr geahtete 0euts
ihe" bletben, uno niht Dieoer gum
.oerahtetsn 9uthmanS berabinter.
Wlit bsutiaem 8rub
Sobn g 6 paab,
prdiioent bes 9eutihs QmerttdniIfer
Staatsperbanos BON C6io.
6snrp 4lbers, Setrstdr.
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9lutom0biIsliniaa.

Geo graben. 6 Sabre alt. BON no.
125 Weft 8. Str1Be. iuurDe gei:ern Dor
.isiner siterlifeH Mobnuns BON einem.
BON Walttr Wertel. No. 1408 Wanss
fielb Strabe seleniten glntomo6il gss
trpffeH uno auf Die Seits seihlsubsrt.
Mertel irus ben gerunslldttn in bic
nabegeleetns Sffist bss Or. 8. !.
6enslfs, no es iih berausheute, Dab
Der anabs nit unssfdbrlihen aontn.
iionen an aopf unb Ehulttru bapoHs
attOmmen mar. Rad ausIase BON 4u.
genstlisen tOHnte Der llufaa Ssitsns
bes Wertel niht psrmienfn tperben.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Sept &c. F. Hutton's wire
says; The market today was sold freely on
the realization of the long delayed rains In cen
tral, west and southwest Texas, where the
drouth which has been In progress since MAY
~ has at last been fully and completely re-
heved. 1t has been said that rains at this time
OF ract carly September rains last year in
creased the crop in Texas by more ahan half
million bales. 1t is generally believed that
without a large crop IN Texas it. is fmpossible e
for the south TO make large crop. This theory
Is altogether wrong, as will be seen bv review
of the crops for the last five years, from which
II VIII be seen that in two instances the crop
outside OF Texas was more than 5000 900 bales
Ia 1904 the crop outside of Texas amounted to
10, $4,000 bales. but in that year Texas only
made 3074-000 bales. OF late the weather has
crops outside of Texas and with we'll distributed
rains during the current month and late killing
frosts full yield in this territory may yet be
possible Ever since the elimination OF the
August deal bull support has been conspicuous
by its absence and bears finding prices easy to
yield 10 selling pressure are making the most of
their opportunity and until the producer takes
firm stand and refuses 10 sell at concessions
lower prices are inevitable.
Boston dispatch states that a general re-
sumption Of activity Of cotton mills all over the
country is anticipated early in October the
rumor being that they will start up again about
the 10th of October.
ing Of August and the entering of the new
crop season. the bear element has taken heart
and shows disposition to become aggressive
After fighting the advance OF last year. against
should consider 1870 for October TOO high for a
yield considerably larger.
During the week at Manchester, England
buyers placed better orders for India, China and
light cloth shirtings, while the home trade and
South American business showed a slight in
crease at firm prices.
ding uplands. 14-2oc; middling gulf, 14.50c;
sales, 16, 40 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Eastern livestock Market

GhlIAGO
CHICAGO. Sept 26.-Cattle-Receipts: est,
s.35: Texas steers. 3.756e western steers. 81 SO
G7.20; stockers and feeders, S446 20; cows and
LETTERS, 50 4676 50; calves, S76e.25
Hogs-Receipts, estimated at II .000. Market
strong for light. others weak. Light, S940@
1908; mixed. SS.eo@s.90; heavy, SS.I5@e.70;
rough, SS 75 90: good to choice heavy, S9G9.7o;
pigs Ss.T5Qe. 20; bulk of sales. SO 910@9.5o
steady. Native, S29094. 65; western. s3.25 q
4.65; yearlings, S4.75d5.S5; lambs. native SO.
GLIB, western S5.25GTl5.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY Sept. s--Cattle-Receipts.
10000. Market steady. Native steers, S4.75GS;
native cows and heifers. $2.6006.75; stockers
and feeders, $3.25@6.25; bulls, S325Q4. %;
calves. S4QsI5; western steers, $z.5oG 20
HogsEReceipts. 5000. Market strong TO Sc
higher. Bulk OF sales. Se.406e.T5: heavy, Sc. 35
qs:55; packers and butchers, S9-45@9.75; light,
sheep-Receipts. 10000 Market steady. Nut
tons. s4g4-6o; lambs S6d690; fed wethers and
yearlings, S4G5.15; fed western ewes, S3.50d
4.35.
SOUTH OMAHA
1900. Market, best for steady. others ioc to
15c lower, Native steers, SoG7.s5; cows and
heifers, S3d5s5; western steers. So. .50d G. 80;
range cows and heifers. 81 -s0@4 so: Gamers
81 5oG {. 80; stockers and feeders S3@e.25;
calves. s3Ge.I5; bulls, stags ETC.. S3Q5.
Hogs-Receipts, 900. Market steady 10 Zoe
higher. Heavy, Ss.soas.25; mixed. Ss.s5G 9. 10:
light. Ss;SoG9. so; pigs, $s5ode.25; bulk of
Sheep-Receipts. 4e. 600. Market steady n
easier Yearlings. s4.eo05. 40; wethers, s46
$40; ewes, So. 15G4.25; lambs. S6d7.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
GenernI NTerchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 5% Q5kc; San Quentin
bags, SIC; wool bags. q &c for 3i5 ID and 2el C
for 10; fleece tTsne, 7lac Der 10.
Coal-Pennsylysn anthracite egg. SIS per
Ton. Wellington, So; New Wellington, So; Coos
bay 81 Australian house-Richmond, etc. So;
Pelsw Main, SO; Stanford Richmond. So; Cum
berland, SO in bulk and $3.50 IN sacks; Welsh
SI7 IN sacks.
Oh tQuotations are for barrels)-Iinseed.
Sl-oJ per gallon for boiled and 81. .o3 for raw;
cases &c more; castor oil in cases, No /, 71c:
Bakers "A. Sl-1701I9: China nut cases. Goa
tec per gallon; cocoanut oil. in barrels T5d
lsizc for xxx, 721z G76c for No. 1 and 7Oa
to1cc for No. ,, according 60 quantity: extra
bleached winter sperm oil. Soc; natural winter
OIL 81; winter strained lard oil, 90c; pure neats-
oil. SOC: salmon oil, SOC; boiled fish oil. soc;
paint OIL 45c.
Coal OIL. Gasoline, etc.-water white. iron
barrels or drums, 9c; 80 degree oil. iron barrels
drums, l0l1c; special do, lie; pearl oil, in
Elaine. 26l1c; eocene. lee; red crown and motor
gasoline in bulk lTc. n cases 24c: engine dIstil-
-!ate, IN drums 7l2c. cases &c more: Sc degree
gasoline, IN bulk SOC. in cases 37i5c: vsrnish
makers. and painters paphrha, IN bulk l5c in
eases p 2i7c
= Iurpentne-95c per gallon in cases and ssc in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
- h-s-n tper bbl # $50 lbs)-E. SIS 81; F. So:
o. S9-lo; n, S9.15; !. So. 20
= Red and White Lesd-Red. 81 acc: white
So r. eS.c per To-
. Canned Fruits-The California Gamers sssocf-
Etlon quotes 1910 pack follows
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

selected the Sierra as the ship most
likely to land him here in time to
catch the 10:40 overland. The Sierra
justified his faith and Jones got his
train.
Among the passengers on the Sierra
was DIR. F. N. White, Chicago revival
list who has been stirring up things in
the territory of Hawaii for the last few
months. Another passenger was W. j.
Lynch. general passenger agent in Chi
cago for the New York Central. Ac-
companied by his wife he made the
trip to Honolulu for a vacation.
Among the steerage passengers on
the sierra were 10 Russian women,
wives of Russians who came to the
mainland some months ago. The Rus
slams are said to have been failures
on the sugar plantations, but have
made good at other kinds OF work The
husbands of the women who came up
on the Sierra all have jobs and sent
the money to bring their wives to this
country.
There was one stowaway on the liner.
His name was Pat Cornan, and he de-
scribed himself as a prize fighter. He
fought one battle in Honolulu, but had
the misfortune to be knocked out and
as it was not an up 10 date engagement
with moving picture frills and a fat
purse for the loser, Cornan woke up to
fad himself broke. Captain Houdlette
heard his story and turned him over
to Chief Engineer Church, who kept
him busy In the fireroom for the rest
of the VOYAGE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
SALOON PROPRIETOR IS
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
Man, Seeking Protection, Says
He Was Held Up

Louis E. Peterson, saloon proprietor,
was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Bailey and Farrell on a warrant charg-
ing MIN wtsh robbery. The complain
ing witness says he was on the Bar
barry coast last Friday night and was
suspicious OF negro who was follow
ing him, and went into Peterson's
saloon for protection Peterson a bar
tender and another man were in the
saloon and Junge alleges that he was
held and Peterson took $50 out Of his
purse and that they ran him outside
Frank Sackett was beaten and robbed
OF $3.50 by two men at Third and
Stevenson streets early yesterday
morning and had 70 be taken TO the
harbor emergency hospital. About the
same time Thomas Callahan, a miner.
living at 223 Third street, was attacked
by two men at Third and Folsom
streets. but he yelled for help and the
footpads ran away.
Pickpockets relieved A Findles of
Sonoma. Sonoma county, OF a purse
and $165 on a Haight street car on
Monday; Henry c. Bunkhurst. grocer.
1886 Mission street. OF diamond stud
valued at 800 from his shirt front on
Valencia street car, and Charles F.
Kiep. $40 Connections street. OF a purse
and 81 on a Valencia street car.
Burglars entered the residence OF
Mrs. r. Loosli, S3 Crocker street, on
Monday afternoon and stole a quantity
OF valuable silver ware; the room OF
Mrs. II. Albright, 1144 Market street
and stole jewelry valued at $50, and the
saloon OF William Stroh. 3344 Twenty
fifth street, and stole $50 and a re-
volver.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

A depression Of some depth overlies the great
basin, but yet there has been no rain west
of the Mississippi, except IN the far northwest
An area OF high pressure overlies the south
eastern portion OF the country and rain has
fallen in Pennsylvania. New York and the New
England states Heavy rain is reported Ia the
ST. Lawrence valley, and at Montreal during the
last u hours /. IS inches have fallen.
The temperature has risen rapidly throughout
the plains states and westward through the
Rocky mountain section Afternoon readings
are about 10 degrees above the normal in Kan
sas, Nebraska and South Dakota There have
been no excessively high temperatures reported
az eastern points except at Washington. where
II reached a. Temperatures OF 90 above
were reported from Charleston. jacksonville,
Montgomery. New Orleans and New York. In
California afternoon readings in the great valley
are comparatively low. ranging from "A at Sac
Famento to 9S at Fresno.
The relative humidity at Red Bluf was 80
and at Fresno 33 per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending ar midnight
Wednesday, September q:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fafr WedneS-
day. with fog in the morning and al night; light
southwest winds. changing 70 brisk west.
For the Santa Clara valley-Cloudv Wednes-
day; light south wind, changing TO north; mod
crate temperature
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Wednesday
light south wind; continued cool
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday;
slightly cooler; light west winds
For California south Of the Tehachapi-Fair
Wednesday; overcast IN the morning; moderate
south winds.
A. G. McADIE District Forecsster
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Los Angeles Produce Market
TSpeciol Dspotch 10 The Cou1

LOS ANGELES. Sept. e.-Fresh eggs advanced
another cent today the produce exchange
Candled hrsts are quoted at 45c. Butter re
ceipts were heavy, but the market remained firm
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs, 254 cases
butter. 20 sos pounds; cheese. 3.225 pounds; po
tatoes. 1881 sacks; beans, sacks; sweet pota
toes 14I sacks.
Cheese (per lbl--Northern fresh. 1T0171ac
eastern twins. 1s1ac; eastern cheddars l9G20c
eastern longhorns, I9G2oci eastern daisy, 19c
swiss imported 29d90e. domestic 22G24c; brick
cream. 19c; limburger, l9.
Butter (per lb)-Cresmery extra, 325c; frsts
51c; lsdle butter. 25c; cooking butter, 25c,
Eggs (per dozen)--Iocal ranch candled, nrsts
zsc; case count, 39c; eastern fresh. 32c; storage
extras, 2sG2ec; storage seconds, 25c.
Beans (per ctlb-No. 1 pink, 1913; No.
limas. So: Lady washington. S4.75@5: small
whites. No l. $z.75; blackeyes. $3.50; garvanzas
s.. 30; Ientils. $6.50d7.
Potatoes lpez ctll--New potatoes, local stock
SI.25; Highlands S1.35d1.45; Salinas. S1.60G
l65; local Burbanks. Sl.5o; sweet potatoes, 81 z
0LS5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
The Newnort.s Cargo

The steamer Newport sailed for Aneon and way
ports on Saturday with cargo valued at S116,112.
to be distributed as follows: For Mexico.
1855: Central America. $40. .62e: Panama,
81, 4,424: New York, ss1. 1893; Colombia s1,532;
Ecuador. 81. GIL; British Guiana $3.50; Trinidad
island. $1ss; England, $500; Germany, $500.
The principal shipments and their destinations
To Mexico-29o bbls -four 5e7 lbs beans, IS
cs canned goods 966 lbs dried fruit 703 lbs
rasins 81 pkgs fresh fruits, Al pkgs potatoes,
o. pkgs onions, IA salmon $50 gals wine. lib
lbs meals, 1,46o SKIS cement, 40 pkgs powder, II
cs sewing machines.
To Central America, 176 bbls -four, Ill ,o12
gals and cs wine. 1900 lbs rice. 2. .154 lbs
spices Al cs canned goods cs salmon. 537 lbs
hams and bacon, 2ss lbs dried fruit. $50 lbs rails
ms. sl6 lbs meals, 27 pkgs fresh fruits, 2s pkgs
potatoes, II .pkgs onions, l9 pkgs machinery,
1S6 pkgs paints 42oO lbs fertilizer. rolls
leather, 72 pkgs oils 1S.059 lbs soda, 26. -23 lbs
tallow, 10 cs typewriters. / .001 kegs powder, 80
drums kerosene, head cattle.
To Panama-360 bbls -four, 2.9s7 gals wine,
325 cs salmon, 100 pkgs potatoes; 1890 lbs gar
ne 10 New ny YorEM2s ssl gals w.ps' is4. $50 .bs
rasins $4,000 lbs pearl barley, 1s6.O54 lbs
beans 9.127 lbs peas. S.40l canned goods,
81 $40 lbs tallow, 20ol2 lbs wool. r. 45S lbs old
rubber. 2205 lbs mustard seed, OIL SKIS herbs,
1000 lbs hides.
To Colombla-Is5 bbls -four. % pigs potatoes
and onions. 21c lbs raisins. 5000 lbs rice. 500
To Ecuador-soo bbls -four. ESQ gals wine, 80
To British Cufana-50 cs salmon.
To Trinidad island-45 cs canned fruit cs
salmon.
10 England-2oo cs canned fruit.
To Germany--210 CO canned fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
FIour and Farinaceoux Goods

TIour-Calfo-nla fam'ly extras S5.S0N6 %
net without dis9unt; bakers extras. S5.s0@
60, superfne. $4,000 90; oregon and Wash.
ington. per Dbl. S5d5-25 for family, bakers and
patents and S4-25o $50 for cutoff: Kansas pat
ents SEQ; do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents.
s. 40: do straghts, s.. 20; do clear Sc 90 per bbi
Farsnaceous GOods-Buckwheat -four. 81: buck
wheat -four self--sising, So 50; buckwheat groats
IS. corn meal, yellow So white SO. extra cream
yellow S5-25, extra cream white S3.25; corn
-four. s.; cracked wheat. S3-3o; entire wheat
dou-. S5.20; farins. $500; graham -four, So;
r1sal, Sz.25 DO groats S4.25; pearl barley 81. 90
riye -four, S6; rolled oats. Ss.25, rolled wheat,
$3.50; rye hour. $3.25; rye mes.. S3.lo; split
peas, yellow S3. green $3.50; extra cream rolled
oats. Is0 lbs $3.50 30 10 sacks. 81 rolled fakes,
$50 ID bbls S5.75. 80 ~ sacks S5.25; rolled
wheat. 100 lbs $40. I5 ID sacks. S4.25.