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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-01
Foreign Futures
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Fnfure GRAIN ami Proyisions

CHICAGO. Aug. Silt was the popular be
lief today that former bull leaders had entered
the market for a big campaign in wheat and
corn and that deliveries tomorrow would land in
strong hands and cease to be a burden on prices.
Largely upon this theory the entire grain list,
after being weak early, turned relatively strong.
Wheat closed at net advance of &c to &c.
corn unchanged to &c lower and oats ls@Ac
down to &c up. The finish in provisions was at
last nights level TO 1T1Sc below.
During the last hour there much new in
vestment and no little reinstatement of wheat
unloaded yesterday. Partly this course was due
to the fact that the seaboard laid claim to con
siderable export business today. Moreover, Kan
sas City reported having sold -four TO Holland
and Scotland. Then, too an improving milling
demand for wheat reported here. Preyi-
ously tho most of the news had been the other
way. with values sagging accordingly.
1t was not until the final 80 minutes that the
upward swing began In earnest. The tone at the
best prices of the day. December ranged from
STOPS to S1.031s finishing sse to sc up at
81 03S4 to S1.035s.
Corn suffered severe decline early, but re-
covered later December fluctuations were be-
tween 81 &c and 57Isc. Steadness prevailed at
the close. which was at net decline of &c TO
sc for December The cash market was weak.
No. yellow closed at 59G59hc.
For oats, lowest prices of the season were
made but there was Il fair rally with other
grains. December varied from 35Se to 3614 c.
and at the windup was at the last price named,
the same last night, TO sc higher,
Latest figures were unchanged TO 171ac down
for pork. unchanged to Tl5c OF for lard and at
2l2c to Iac decline for ribs
The leading futures closed as follows:
Articles Omen. Inv CloSo
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CLOSES
ON DULL. MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. s1.-The
month of August came TO a dull
and uninteresting close in the
stock market today. The deal
ings lapsed into idleness and
prices drifted listlessly.
The September payments will
amount to $92,4S3, coo, according
TO rSe computation of the Journal
of Commerce, and the details OF
the estimate show that the
amount is $12,059,000 greater than
In September of last year, with
$S,549,000 of that amount on ac-
count of increased dividend dis
bursements. The growth of pros
porous conditions thus implied
had some effect in maintaining
lifeless market. The remainder
of the increase for interstate &C
count is due to the additions to
bond and note issues since last
year.
The strong current of the cash
movement away from New York
was a factor in the suspense in
which the speculation in stocks
was held. Subtreasury operations
have taken from the banks since
the last bank statement S6,4SO, 600.
and shipments to the interior
and TO Canada are being made on
a large scale.
The effect is showing in the
rates for time loans, which have
been marked up fraction. and
in the call loan market, which is
ruling appreciably frmer.
The private discount rate In
Berlin declined, but the action of
the London discount rate left
opinions divided over the prob
ability Of an advance in the Off
cial rate of the Bank of England
Reading. Union Pacific and
United States Steel again alb
sorbed the bulk of the dealings.
Aggregate sales of all stocks fell
TO total of 10000 shares and
when from this is deducted the
100 shares of the three active
stocks mentioned, the narrowness
of the general market may be ap
preciated. There was day in
July. 1908. when the days sales
reached only $4,000 shares. The
days total was the smallest for
any day since.
Bonds irregular.
Total sales, par value 81 ,252, 900.
United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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MINING STOCKS

Tuesdays excitement in the Comstocks was
not continued yesterday and the market was
very much queter. with no material change In
the closing quotations of the two days.
The southern Neyadas we're also quiet, and
Belmont from s3.s5 to 81 closing at s3.971a
News was received from Tonopah yesterday that
in the Belmont they have gone through the fault
that in the bottom workings very rich ore has
been struck.
During the last week the yellow jacket mill
crushed 9o4 tons of ore. divided as follows:
Crown Point orc 394 tons: Jacket mine ore, 222
tons Jacket dump rock PSI tons. The extrac-
cuded 1872 cars averaging 1888 per ton from
the raise in the surface tunnel: 400 level.
east crossrut No. 2, SO cars. assayng S3.S2
winze in east crosscut No. l, % cars, averag-
ing $3.50 to the ton
The amount of the Round Mountain dividend
just declared for the last quarter is $34. 66 and
the disbursement which is the tenth consecu-
tive one. brings the grand total up to S32S. 404.
+ The mill report of the Tonopah mining com
pany for the last week shows that average
of 0s cut of the 100 stamps were dropping con
age value OF Soo25 per ton. The shipments
from the mill consisted of "a bars Of bullion
valued at $4,000 and concentrates valued at
500. 600. making the total value of the ship
ments 500 0o0. An average extraction of SO per
cent recorded.
The Boston Commercial Times prints: ''The
conflicting interests of the Dexter property at
Manhattan New, have settled all differences
and worked out plans for the future develop
ment of the estate. The agreement for the
consolidation of the Dexter, Jumping Jack and
Stray Dog properties has been signed and will
be based on an appraisement to be made by a
board of arbitration consisting of John G..
KircheB, NJ. L. Mcdonald and S. H. Brady. The
consolidated company will be called the Dexter
consolidated mines company All existing liti-
CATION will be dismissed
New York dispatch yesterday said: '.'It is
rumored that Godheld consolidated Will be
traded in on the stock exchange, beginning to-
morrow
The San Francisco stock exchange will close
on Friday afternoon until Tuesday morning, over
Labor day
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EInnr anh Fnrinaeenn. f.nnd.

net without discount: bakers extras. s. S0N
$50; superfine 81 6O014 90: Oregon and Washing
ton. per Dbl $5Gl5.25 for family. bakers and
patents and 81. 25@4.50 for cutoff; Kansas pat
ents $50 do straights $50; Dakota patents.
81 40: do strsights 81 90: do clear 81 90 per bbi
Farinaceous GsoodS-Buck wheat -four. 81, huck
wheat Hour self raising. 81. so: buckwheat greats.
SIS; corn meal, yellow So. white SIS. extra cream
yellow S3.2J. extra cream white S325; corn
-four, So cracked wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
-four. $500; farina. $3.50; graham Hour, s.;
hOminy. large So small So graduated 50: oat-
meal s425: do greats Sf2J: pearl barley s.. 20;
rice aour. So: rolled. oats 81 %. rolled wheat.
$3.50; rye dCur. IS. p; rye meal 81 To- split
peas yellow IS, green $3.50: extra cream rolled
oats. $50 lbs $3.50. 90 ID sacks So; rolled fakes
$50 ID bbs 50. 80. > SO 10 sacks $50; a.
wheat, 1J0 lbs S4.T5. IS ID sacks $40 ~
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and other Grains
Wheat-The market seems to have fallen into
q rut for conditions have not changed for days.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $1.51 y 1.65; Sonora, S1-l0@
1.771a; white Australian, 81 721a al. II " north
ern club, $1.63% al. 66A; Russian red 81. 6215 q
65; turkey red, s1.65@1.70; bluestem, s1.72H
@1.7712 per ctl
10 a. m. Session
December 20 asked.
day being IA 1I5 ctls The market conditions re
main unchanged spot grain being scarce. though
nearby warehouses. notably at Port Costa and
along the river banks, are glutted with the grain.
This market rules firm under this abnormal con-
dition.
Futures were irregular yesterday, May being
lower and December higher.
CASH BARLEY
No. 1 feed. 95cG$1; off grades. 90G9213c
per ctl choice. $1.01L. new brewing and ship
ping grades, s1.02A@ 1-0I15 per ctl.
10 a. M. Session
May--No sales: 81. Ia asked.
December-S 81 .06s..
May-No sales; S1.125 bid; s1.lS1s asked:
December 81 .osa a SLOT 81 ,os@4 s1o7
oats-Still quiet and unchanged
Red for feed, S12on1.30 for ordinary and
81 SO for choice; red for seed. s1.35@1.45; black
nominal at S125@1-50; gray, nominal; white,
nominal at S1.55@1.60
Corn-Western states yellow, in bulk, San
Francisco track, SLIGO; white, s1.62; mixed
SIS; sacked prices, nc higher; white Egyp
tan 81. 50@ 1.55; brown do 81. 60@1.6 Go per ctl.
Rye-Nomlnal at S1.55@1. 10 per ctl.
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Hides-Culls and brands sell about LdIc
under quotations: heavy sailed steers. 1OL5c:
light medium. 9Iae: light. 91ac: cOwhides. ste:
sailed calf. Ice dry hides 1Sc: dry salt hides
lie: dry Kip. lie; dry CALI. 22c; sheepskins
shearings. Esq 40e. each: short wool 4OdSOc
medium. 50M9Oc; long wool. 90cGS1 %: lambs
251 zoe; horsehides. salt. So 25d3 for large and
S1.50d2 for Medium. 7JcnS1 for small and 250p
soc for colts; hOrsehideS.N dry, S1jO02 p for
large aud S1.25d2 FOR medium. 50c0S1 for small
and 25W5Oc for colts; goatskins, prime anzOras
lye9S1; large hair goats. 309 Ace; medium, 2OM
2jc; small. 56l15c.
TaIlow-No- 1 rendered. So 66c; No. .. Ease,
grease, 2Q2hc
9111c; do months. 7011c; northern SoDop,a
and Mendocino. 1S020e; Humboldt. zoe asked .
Nevada. 15117c per ID.
Hops-California. 1OQ15c for crop of 1900
Oregon, lo9i5c per ID; crop OF 1910, loa Ice
per h.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
TSeecial Dispdtch TO The Call

PETALUMA. Aug. 3I.--Wth a good demand
prevailing and fresh stock light the present high
price shows signs OF keeping up for some time.
Receipts light today After receipt OF
quotations from the San Francisco dairy ex-
change the Petaluma egg exchange paid So i3c
for first grade Independent dealers and specu-
lators paid 3Jc and 2Sc, according TO grade The
season past has been heavy in the hatchery
line and much young stock has been raised.
Spring puliets will be plentiful and the proiuc-
tion good. Some old stock Is being disposed Of
but the LAYING season is somewhat prolonged and
stock will not be culled until Noting begins
SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 31.-Eggs still continue
to sell at 40c per dozen. with the local market
reporting sales brisk the prevailing quotations
asked. Poultry men report outside orders good
but with the supply limited. The home market
has the preference.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks show little
change.
Copper share market very dull.
Cotton market lower.
Local securities fairly active.
Mining and oil stocks quiet.
Bank clearings gain ZIG per cent
over 1909.
Linseed oil and turpei1tine higher.
Wheat and oats quiet. Barley firm
No further change in hay.
Bran, shorts and middiings higher.
Alfalfa products advanced.
Butter higher. Cheese weaker.
Eggs firm.
Potatoes and onions continue ac-
tive.
Orchard fruits selling readily
Poultry market fairly cleaned mp.
Silver and Honskong exchange
higher.
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Bsss-erain bags. 5%GJs5c; San Quentin
bags. 514c; wool bags z sc for 31s ID and 29lsc
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIS ner
ton; Wellington. 50; New Welliuzton So. Zoos
bay, 81; Australian house-Richmond. etc S0-
Pelaw Main, 50; Stanford Richmond Sas cs IN
berland. $15 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks vTsleh
anthracite. SO; coke. SIG per ton IN bulk and
SIT in sacks. aHu
oil tquotations for barreIsl-IfnSeed Il
higher at $1.OI per gallon for boiled and 81 * -
raw cases. &c more; castor oil IN easeS ~. -
lie; Bakers "A, $1-170119; China nut -
60gIOc per gallon; cocOanut oil in barrels -
T31ac for No. >. according to ouanfitr- - q
bleached winter sperm oil. soc: natural winter
sperm OH. soc; natural whale oil. doc; pure bard
foot OIL SOC; No. I neatsfoot oil soc: herri-,-
oil. soc: salmon oil. zoe; boiled ash oil 5o,-
paint oil. 45c. w. vuc'
Coal OIL. Gasoline, etc.-Water whine tr,,
barrels or drums. 9es $50 degree oil. ron barrs,
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necfdunus and Cifrns E,ruit.

The leading descriptions OF orchard fruits con-
tinued to find ready market yesterday while
melons were only in fair request and cranes
were weak on burdensome supplies Receivers
of table grapes were shading the quotations for
all varieties In efforts to effect clearances hut
were unable to interest buyers sufficiently 70
accomplish their purpose. Nutmeg melons con
tinued to arrive freely from the river and the
Turlock region aud values weak even for
favored brands Receivers of Turlock melons
were obliged to turn over several large lots to
peddIers at low rates. In the orchard line there
was continued frmness in high grade apples
Bartlett pears. plunis and prunes Figs were
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Poultry and Game

Receipts of poultry continued heavy, over lou
coops coming in from Petsluma alone. bdt trao
ing was active and The market was In fatr 70
good shape for sellers. Prices for every thlhs
on the list were easily maintained and the mar
ket was pretty well cleaned up at the close
S6GI7 for large and SSQ9 for extra; young
BOOSTERS. S6d7: do extra. 81 50dS.5O, old rooSt
ers. s5l5. so; fryers S46l5.5O; brOilers, S35OM
4 for large. $3dS.5O for medium and S29ued = -
for small; ducks S6GS: pigeons. $ll0o0-f
squads. $2.50d3, geese. S2d2. 80 per pair.
Game fuer Nominal
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. Aug. 31.--The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning Of business today
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, $3.50. 451. $3.50: silver
dollars, $4s5, 939. 600; silver dollars of 1890.
S3.5S1 600; silver certificates outstanding S4S5-
939 600
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund. So 063 049; current liabilities $780,
5sS $50; working balance in treasury Offices
S2T T1sS46; in banks 10 credit of treasurer of
the United States. $50. sos 467 subsidiary silver
coin $40 50I. 1872; minor coin 1854 4J0 total bal
ance in general fund, $50. 5S9. 0S4.
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Northern Wheat Marked

TACOMA. Aug 1.-Wheat-Milling: Blue
STEM Ole; club. soc. Export: Bluestem, 9o@
91c club, SIC. Car receipts: Wheat 10 cars:
barley, l car; oats, car; hay, cars.
SEATTLE. Aug. Notwithstanding: Blue
stem Ole; forty fold. 90c; club. sec; hfe soc
red Russian SIC. Export: Bldestem. Ole: forty
fold. SIC. club. SEC fife. SEC; red Russian SIC
Yesterdays receipts: Wheat. IL cars; bats,
6 cars; barley. car: hay. At cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND, Aug 31.--Wheat--Track prices
Club. STc buestem, 95696c: red Russian s5e
valley zoe. turkey red, SS@90c Car receipts:
Wheat 4S cars; barley, 2 cars; oats, 10 cars;
hay IA ears.
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Boston market is dead. waiting for New York
initiative. A responsible leader here would
quickly find a ready following. The copper
situation is slowly improving.
Directors Of the Calumet and Arizona de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of 81 a
share. payable September 10 to stock holders of
record September >. 1t is given out that the
balance sheet showed cash on hand in excess
of 81 500 coo. or better than $50 share on
the stock outstanding
The ore body in the south workings Of the
Iron Blossom mine in the Tintic district, Utah,
has been opened the /. 100 foot level
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce August :
Provisions

Provisions
Cottolene-One half Dbl. 1870: half bbls,
13c; tieree, 127sc; . tierces, 12%c; tierces.
1850 per ID.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat com
pany quotes as follows: Hams, 20G72OS2c: picnic
hams loo: California hams. 19c; extra fancy
bacon SIC; fancy bacon. to lbs. 2915c; to
10 lbs 2S Hc; 10 to u lbs, 2513c; sugar ccred.
221hc; light dry salt bacon. TO 10 lbs. % nc;
10 TO II lbs, 211ac; medium bacon, 19c; light
medium bacon, 19c.
Lard-Tferces, 141sc sos 143c, los 1514c. IS
15Nc IS 1511c; compound lard. tierces IL &c.
sos 12c los 12Hc. IS 1880, SIS 12&4c; yellow
per gal; salad OIL 90c per gal.
Beef-Local prices are quoted Export lots,
inspected by the government. are 81 per Dbl
higher Extra family beef, SIS per Dbl; family
beef $3.50 per Dbl; extra mess beef, S1T.50 per
bbl smoked beef, q 15c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, IN barrels S34: clear. $50;
mess. sS4; pig pork s36; pigs feet. S5,75 for
half bbIs $40 for % Id kegs and sl.35 for kits.
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-Flour-Steady Re.
ceipts 32641 barrels: shipments. 500 barrels
Wheat-Spot irregular; No. red. S1.6614 ele-
vator and $1.071s f. o. b. nominal; No. / north
had an easier opening because of lower cables
and liquidation of September. but rallied on bet
ter export demand and strength of outside mar
kets, closing. sMAc net lower September
closed at $1.065s. December at $1.103. and May
at S1.15H. Receipts, $500 bushels; shipments
1885 bushels.
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Beans fper ctD-Bsy0s. S5.50d5.60: small
white. SIS. S5Gl4 10; large white. S3.I344, pins
s606. -; red. S666.1O. blackeye. $50 D 90,
lima. "a. 456J4.50: red kidneys. nOminal: Gran
berry beans. $4G@ 4. so. garvsnzas. S2.J0a5.25 I;
horse beans, new, 81 .S5d215-
Seeds-Brown mustard, 41ac; yellow mustard
-; faxseed. 545Iac; canary. 319 N@a.c: al
fslfa. 14dl15c rape. 1n2lac: timothy. Q Sc,
hemp. Sd3tec; millet, $50 per h.
Dried Peas-Green, S2.5092 So per ell.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORh, Aug. 3l.-AIoney on call easy
Ia az per cent; ruling rate, q; closing bid
IL offered at Il.
Time loans very dull and steady: so days,
3Iz d3i2: 30 days, 4; months. Az.
Prime mercantile paper. 5l9 to 6 per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 SS:5 a $3.50 for so day bills
and at 81 S640 for demand.
Commercial bills 81. S3M4S 315.
Bar silver, 52%c
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds. steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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PORTLAND, Aug. 31-clearings, 81 ,Ts5. 14s:
balances $3.50, 05S.
TACOMA. Aug Chickering's. 1856, 21s: bal
ances SCI. eI5
SEATTLE. Aug 31.-Clearings; s1.5se, a54:
balances SISi .063.
SPOKANE. Aug. 3l-clearings, 500. 533; bal
snces SS7 $50
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Comstock Shares Much Quieter
Oil Stocks Devoid Of Feature

mon WAS also higher at SS4 and there was
sale of Pacific lighting corporation at $6l 90,
The following stocks were dividend in the
board Yesterday: Hawaiian commercial, Zoe;
Hutchinson. 15c: Onomea. 40c Paauhau. 20c.
The Giant powder company consolidated will
pay regular monthly dividend of soc per share
on September 10.
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Bank CIearings

San Francisco bank clearings in August were
S196, 461 ,337. against S157 .286.6sS for August
1909, an increase of $50, 1914 $40 or 249 per
cent.
The clearings for the first eight months Of the
year were 81 514 172 1872 against 81 .246. 954 500
for the same period in 1909, increase of $267,-
217, 1872 or PIG per cent.
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PortIand Rutter .farkc+

PORTLAND. Aug. al Rutter-City and eour
try creamery cubes, 55@S6c; prints. 3T63T &c
store, 23@24c
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1faA; No. northern. sl.os%@1.115s; No.
81 .045s d1.0s1s
CornSNo 3 yellow, 561a 95Ic.
Oats-No. 3 white. 33% 6331sc.
Rye-Eo. 2. 70671c.
Flax-Closed at 81. As.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour ir-
regular. No. rye, 7Sc. Feed or mixing bar
ley, old, 55@5sc; fair to choice mailing. new,
6S@72c. Flaxseed. No. 1 southwestern, s23T
No. northwestern, 81 40; timothy seed. S6.50G
s; clover. $9M12.25. Mess pork. per Dbl. SCI &c
d21.T5: lard. per 100 lbs, S12.07t2 short ribs
sides toosel, ST.. 62Ia a 12.2J; short clear sides
(bo1ed), $1250@ L.. 62i2.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were equal
to 20s.000 bushels Primary receipts were .2So
600 bushels, compared with $4,000 the CORE
spending day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 4 p cars; corn 555 ears;
oats, 80 cars; hogs. 10000 head.
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Meat, Market

DhESSEO MEALS
slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
as follows:
and heifers
veai-1o611c for large and HAZE for small.
Mutton-Wethers, go Zoe; ewes, 9991c per
pound
Lamb-1fG12c per pound.
Dressed pork (per lbl-13614c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. l fat steers, over 300 lbs. alive. 5@5Ac
per ID; under 300 lbs, &c: second quality, all
weights. 41a@4s4c; thin, undesirable steers, 5es
@4Ac.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4a44c; second quail
2A@s4c
Desirable bulls and stays. 2A@215c; half fat
thin bulls. ~ d2c-
Calyes-Li Lightweight, per ID. 5s4 a6c; medium.
81 951ac; heavy, 49434e-
sheep-Desirabie wethers. 414@4Ac; ewes. 4
@4Ac
shoFn lambs 81 05Ac.
Hogs fper lbl-Hard grain fed. weighing loo
TO 140 lbs, ga C; 140 TO $50 lbs. ga 991ae; 80
to $50 lbs, &c; common, undesirable hogs, o9 &c.
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Cnsfnnns Receinfs

The receipts of duties imports at the San
Francisco custom house in August, compared
with the corresponding month of 1909. show an
increase of over So per cent, 1896. 260. The
receipts last month $s69. 939. against S4T4.-
679 a year ago. The total receipts from January
to August 81 81. 693. sos, against 81, AL
SIS for the same period in 1909.