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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Sept. Sc. T. Hutton's wire
says The cotton market was active after the
opening. There was good demand, but offer
lngs were heavy, and the same people who sold
were evidently sgsinst the market again this
morning.
Brokers identified with large spot interests
were good buyers Of October and December
after the first sharp decline prices rallied several
points from The lowest.
About The only point tOday's census report
. has settled IS the extreme lsteness Of the crop
outside OF Texas, and il can now be said with
out fear of contradiction that in order to make
a tG-r sized crop, late frost VIII be sbso-
lurely necessary. The weeks into sight move
nenr also emphasizes the lateness Of the crop
nor 10 become sucn & weight on the market as
had been earlier expected In order 10 justify
l2-ac for futures in New York. spot cotton
would have 10 sell at 1l1zc in the interior of
the south and we believe that, after last years
experience, the farmer viii think q long time
before marketing his crop at such a great sscri-
fee.
In the meantime. spinners all over the world
are bare Of supplies and must buy as fast as the
cotton comes 10 market If they eKpecr TO start
their mills within the next 30 or so days
American spinuers may be expected 10 buy spar
lngiy at first on account Of the unsettled politi-
cal and trade conditions in this country. bur not
D So with Europe, where prosperity abounds in
general. particularly in England where the An
shows gains OF more than b 600 600 In exports
the principal increase Of which was manufac-
turcd goods Year before last our exports Of
cotton amounted 70 more than 600 600 bales
NriTe estimate OF exports for the coming season
would be approximately 5000. coo bales pro-
vided the crop is large enough 10 make such &
1gure possible"
Spot cotton closed dull. IS points lower. Mid
ding uplands 14c middling gulf. l4.25c. Sales
coo bales.
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SALES
G AT AUCTION
LIRAr-Arrlved sept. s--stmr Llthuanla from
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. IL A ~.
40 head of all purpose Horses Wagons and
Harness. All horses hooked after sale.
557 4TH ST, OAKLAND.

LIBAU-Arrived Sept. 3--Stmr Lithuania. from
New York.
from New York Sept. +-Stmr Friederiea. from
New York.
sailed Sept. 3-Stmr Atlanta. for New York
GENOA-Arrived Sept. 6-Stmr San Giorgio.
from New York. Sept. S-Stmr Berlin. from
New York.
ADELAIDE-Arrived Sept. T-Ssmr St Sun-
stan from Tacoma
YOKoHANIA-Sailed Sept. 5-Stmr Hercules.
for Portland.
UEENSrowN--saiIed Sept 6-stmr Adri-
attic. for New York.
LivERPOOI-Arrived Sept. T-Stmr Haver-
ford. from Philadelphia Sept. S-Stmr Ivernia,
Sailed Sept. s-Stmr Corsicana. for Montreal
HAvRE-ArrIved Sept. S-Stmr La Lorraine.
from New York.
BOSToN-Arrived Sept. s-Stmr Canopic. from
Genoa; stmr Saxonia. from Liverpool
MONTREAL--Arrived Sept. S-Stmr Royal Ed
ward, from Bristol
NAPLES-Arrived Sept. s--Stmr Carpathia,
from New York
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sept. S-Stmr leu
tonic, from New York.
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Army and Navy Orders
[SpeciaI Diseotch to The Call

lOPecIdi DISpdtch 10 4 ne OdtI
WASHINGTON. Sept S.--Army orders: Cap
tain Hugh d. Berkeley. quartermaster. is rel
lieved from duty at Grand Rapids Mich, an
will proceed to Portland, Ore, for duty as dis
bursting quartermaster and additional duty as
assistant to chief QuartermaSter, renewing cap
tain Ira l. Frendenda0, quartermaSter, who VIII
proceed to San Francisco about october 3, thence
TO the Philippine islands for duty
Orders Of August 10, relating TO Captain
Richard c. Marshall Jr-. quartermaster, amended
so as to- direct him TO proceed to Fort M1sSoula.
Mont and Fort Mcdowell and the Preside OF
San Francisco. official business pertaining TO the
electric lighting systems at these points cap
tain John l. de Witt, Twentieth infantry, ls
relieved from his duties in this city and VIII
sail from San Francisco about October . Tor the
Philippines for duty. -
Navy orders-Iieutenant Commander 6. =
Galbraith is detached from duty at William
Cramp & Sons shipbuilding company, Phila-
delphia to duty at the naval station at Guam
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. T. Foster IS de-
tached from duty at the Mare island naval nos
pital TO the naval hospital at Canacao-
Passed Assistant surgeon E G. White Is de-
tached from the navy recruiting station az ST.
Ionis TO the naval hospital at Mare island
Assistant Surgeon W. A Bloodorn is de-
tsched from the navy yard at Mare Island 10
the naval hospital at Canacao-
Assistant Surgeon H l. Kelley Is detacned
from the naval hospital at Mare Island 10 the
navy yard at Mare Island
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GenernI nInrchnnai..


bsgs-Graln bags, 5A @53ae; San Quentin
bags 554cs wool bags. p lsc for 3lk ID and 29Ikc
tor ID: fleece twine, 7ssc per 10.
Coal-fennsylvs anthracite egg SIG per
tg-f y ne--.Lston, So New Wellington. 50; Coos
4-t. 50 Australian house-Richmond. etc. 50;
aM nam 81; stanford Richmond. 50; Cum
1eE.ano, SO IN bulk and $3.50 in sacks Welsh
s-Sl.l lcl1e, Sl5;' coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
on. lquotstions are for bsrrels)-Linseed.
-ueL at $l-es per gallon for boiled and SI-07 for
-9isS sS &c more; castor oil IN cases, No l. 7lc;
--,aAeI "A, Sly 91.l9; China nut cases. Goa
- p'E ss-.o1; eocoanut oil. in barrels, T5G
-22c !or Xxx. 121a 4I6c for No 1 and 70d
t-S 10y no :, according 10 quantity; extra
o.eacheo winter sperm oil. SOC: natural winter
s.'e1n OIL soc; natural whale of. SIC; pure lard
~ ~; winter strained lard oil. 90c; pure meats
-''t oi- S5c; No 1 neatSfoor oil. CSC: herring
~, oYci salmon oil, soc; boiled fsh oil. soc;
Goa Oh, Gasoline. otc.-wste- white. iron
s s-sts o. etums, &c; 100 degree oil, iron barrels
' C-,-,'-s' use special do, lie; pearl oil, in
| -ee; sstrsi- Ice; star, l6c; extra star, I9c;
---e-5-e, @o72ci eocene, 19c; rec crown and motor
raSoi-ne ID buk lie. IL cases 24c; engine distil-
- -ale 10 drums 7i4c. cases 7c more: Sc degree
gasoline in bulk Soc in cases 37lbc: rarnish
.e -.@AeIs snc painters naphcta, IN bulk I5e, IN
Il,urpentine-s5c per gallon in cases and ssc in
ol-k- drums and iron barrels
kosin fPer bb1. OF $50 lbs)-E. ss.s5; F, SO;
e' $40; =, S9-I5, T. $500.
&, hse ts ss ana White Lead-Red. slkd9c; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
ne western sugar refining company quotes as
loIows. terms net cash; Standard hae granu-
y e4- 9-o9c; standard coarse granulateG. 3 Csc:
run grSnulateo .65c; cut loaf. in barrels only
-o2e; y & l. crystal dominoes. s ID cartons in
cases. e-55c' DO IN , 10 cartons in cases, 915c;
monarch 0ar. 6ci tablets, IN half barrels 615c;
90 "a boxes, 6. Soc cubes and a crushed. $500
LAolarcl powdered, 5.75C. xxx powdered
roc candy grsnulated. 5-T5c; cOnfectfoners' A
v-b7ci coltectioners' crystals, 575c; extra fne
gFsnClaIeo, > 45c; magnolia A. 5.25c; extra c.
.l5c goloen G., 5.05c; D. 4.95c. Barrels and so
m bags lGc, half barrels 25c. boxes 5Oc more per
100 lbs than Tor bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar IN IS
and 80 Ito tins $40 more. IN and 10 ID tins
80 more per 100 lbs than price for this trade
.n 100 bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
Ia1T quotes as follows: Granulated basis 5 65c:
II grade bar. &C, powdered, 5.75c; A crushed
800. berry. 5.65c; c. & H extra ane granu,
lated. 5.65c; coarse dry grsnulated. 5.65e; con
fecuouers A. 5.65c; c0nfectiOners' crystal 8 75c:
cubes 5-90ci bricks, $500; extra ine dry grsnu-
l--ed 600 lbs bags only, 5.45c; excelsior A
5.z5c. extra C. 5.l5c; golden c, s 05c: yellow D.
$500 cut loaf. in barrels only, 1850; Il. & E.
= crystal donlnoes, 10 cartons in cases s csc:
10 lb cartons IN cases. 9.l5c- Additional per
100 lbs: IN barrels and so 10 bags lOc more /:
half barrels. PC more; boxes. soc more for all
grades Bar I'm 50 and 40 ID tins. 40 more;
n 10 ID tins, S2-35 more. Minimum order. car
41al weight
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Eastern Livestock Market

CHlCAGO
CHICAGO, Sept, s;-cattle.steady; RECEIPTS
steers S3.7506; western steers, S4.50@! 20;
stockers and feeders $46s. 20; cows and heif-
ers 50. 40Q6-50; calves. S7G9.25.
Hogs-Market 1oc lower; receipts estimated
at $4,000; light. S9.l5d9.T5; mixed, $500
eco; heavy. Ss.3069. .35; rough, $s30@S.55;
good 10 choice heavy. $S.55@9 So; pigs, SIS. 500
3 40; bulk of sales. SIS. 05Q9 s. 20.
Sheep-Steady to 1oc lower; receipts estimated
at s.. 600. native. $2.S5d455: western. So. .25G
455; yearlings. 81. .75@5.75; lambs. native, So %
Z - Kansas CITY
KANSAS CITY, Sept. S--Cattle-Steady; re-
ceipts. 1000; native steers. S4.T5GS.25; COWS
and beifers 50. 1917; stockers and feeders, SS p
6625: bulls, S325@425; calves, S4@S. %;
western steers, $4.50Q725; western cows, 500
Hogs-NIarket SC to loc lower; receipts, 1000;
bulk Of sales. S9-30d9.65; heavy, S9.2o@9. 40 {;
packers and butchers, $e.5o@s.e5; light, $3.50
Sheep-Market 81. to 1oc lower; receipts, 5000;
nnuttons. S4d4 50: lambs sea 6 80; fed wethers
and yearlings $4d5.50; fed western ewes, $3. 20
@4.30.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. s.-Steady; receipts
1000: native steers, S4.50GSi cows and hel1ers,
S306; western steers, So. od6.So; range COWS
and heifers S2.75@ 4.15; Gamers, zoO0a :: ~;
stockers and feeders. S3@6.30; calves, SS.oo@
Us; bulls. stays, etc, $3@5.
! 700: heavy. SS S0@9. 10: mixed. $Sd2.1o; llght,
SO. l0a9 20; pigs. $S.50de; bulk OF sales SS.So
@9.10. ,,..
Sheep--Steady; receipts, 2T,5o0; yearllngs,
81 800 10: wethers, d4.5O; ewes, so.'oW
4 -. lambs. S6n6.1 %.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the serapis

The German steamer Scraps Of tbe Eo.r,os
Ine saiied Tor Hamburg and way ports on
Wednesday with cargo laden here yslneS 81 ~
sfS,22o, including shipment of barley for'
warded 10 Europe via Tenerife Canary isIands
for orders The cargo was manifested ss ~,
iows For Central America, S13, 431; Perm
si5,d3o: Chile s7;5!1; Mexico 1851; EnelspS
gium, S4l2; Denmark, s16o; Tenerise Rs'- es
500; Germany, $50, $40 The nrincinaIe oo,-
ments and their destinations were as fniiornsnip nnip
To Central America-675 bbls -four 3 $50 ih
spices 20 cs whisky. $50 lbs meals so cffs ost io
zoo bales hay, 80 cs salmon. 200 lbs ana % h~,
drums gasoline, 100 cs kerosene 90 cs tsr T e,S
cs powder, 40 es dynamite as cs blastine fsa 81
81 kegs white lead, 80 955 lbs tallow -use'
To PERIL, 156 pkgs and pcs nachinerr A
kegs powder, 10 cs dynamite 200 lbs nuts 60 ~ -
canned goods 1920 lbs farinaceous goods ok
lbs dried fruit and raisins 'o0
10 CnIleLll5 cs canned goods, 1900 lbs lard.
blasting powder, S5 cs fuse, 20 cs blasting cans
1000 cs kerosene. 'aps'
To England-52 200 lbs dried fruit, $50 nto.
powder pAss
To Franee-1ee.125 lbs dried fruit, 11s cs
To Holland-45s cs canned fruit. p 400 III.
apricot kernels i"s
To Belgium-5.50o lbs apricot kernels
To Denmark-76312 lbs dried apricots
To Tenerife, for orders-54. .o49 ctls harley
To Germany-550 40 lbs dried fruit 711 90
canned goods, 1927 lbs vanilla beans. 5s gals
wine, 24,435 lbs cascara, 102,0so lbs aprico,
kernels.
The steamer also had 9.425 bbls hour 4o &c
salmon and 573. .291 feet lumber valued at S47
975, laden on Puget sound for west coast norts
and merchandise route from the soutb :,
Europe. valued at s., 3,037 :
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her son and daughter The passengers
will include Mrs Charles NJ Cooke, Miss
Grace Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Oat,
J. ]. Devereaux and wife, Mrs. J. r.
Meyer, j. Wakefield and wife, Major
Riley and wife,. W. L. Fletcher, DR..
and Mrs. R. w. Soper and Arthur Hol-
liday and wife.
The Mariposa, Captain Hayward, will
sail Sunday for Tahiti and will have
about sixty cabin passengers Among
them Will be Miss Rose O'Halloran,
and Frank North Winship. the new
American consul to Papeete.
VIII Make improvements
Some months ago the commercial
bodies of the city asked the harbor
commission to extend the belt rail-
road so as to serve the grainsheds at.
section l of the sea wall, to extend the
shed on the grain wharf and to equip
with spur track at least one pier
north of the ferry depot. Lack of funds
made il impossible to carry out the
suggested Improvements all at once.
At yesterdays meeting of the. board
7. c: Friedlander, secretary of the
Merchants exchange, calling the
boards attention to the necessity for
more shedroom on the seawall. The
secretary was directed TO notify Fried
lander that the matter would receive
consideration when finances made it
The belt railroad has been extended
al along the grainsheds and yesterday
Engineer Barker was directed to pre-
pare plans and specifications for the
construction of spur track on the
south side of pier p. This will neces-
state widening the pier about ten
feet. The work will be finished in
two months.
Instead of extending the shed on the
grain wharf il is the intention of
the board to extend the seawall wharf
n11t a,
accommodate the largest steamers with
out the necessity for dredging. This
will not be done until there are funds
availa BILE sufficient for construction of
permanent type which will be strong
enough to bear reinforced concrete
shed. The carrying out of this plan
will more than double the present
wharf space for the handling of grain
and will make the grain shed berths
available to all vessels, regardless of
length or draft
China Sends Wireless Message
The Pacific Mail liner China, which
was S5s miles from this port at s
o'clock "Wednesday night, according to
a wireless message received yesterday
from Captain Friele. On board the
China are 66 Chinese students and a
large number of other passengers.
Phoenix Wreck Is Sold
The hulk of the steamer Phoenix,
which was wrecked by bursting boilers
on the ocean near Point Arena in the
night of August 13, when four men
were killed, was sold by the United
States. marshal yesterday for $4,000
TO satisfy the salvage demands of the
steamer Sea Foam. Charles S. Fos-
ter bought the wreck, while others
paid $306 for the cargo of tan bark
and mohair.
Santa Rosa Carries Many Passengers
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys Santa Rosa sailed yesterday for
southern California with $50 passen
gers. Among them were
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
EAsTERN STATIONS
SYNoPsIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

There has been marked rise in pressure over
the Rocky mountain section and the Missouri
valley This has caused cloudy cold weather
throughout South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas.
Rain has fallen in Missouri and also In the lake
region. The temperature has fallen from 20 to
so degrees in eastern Colorado, Kansas, Iowa and
Minnesota The temperature is rising rapidly in
the rear of the area of high pressure. In Cali
fornia the weather has been clear and warm
Along the coast there has been a rise of about
10 degrees.
Indications are favorable for fair weather on
Admission day.
and at Fresno &c per cent.
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the so
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Los Angeles Produce Market
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

d LOS ANGELES. Sept. S-Receipts OF butter
were heavy today and the market was easy. Eggs
firm
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs, I2e cases:
butter. s., 40 pounds; cheese $40 pounds; pota
toes. 563 sacks; onions, 190 sacks; sweet pota-
toes. 80 sacks.
-- Butter (per Ib)-Creamery extra, 32-zc; frsts,
Sic lsdle butter, DC; cooking butter, 25c.
Eggs lper Ozen)-Local ranch candled frsts,
43c; case count 3ec- eastern fresh. sc; storag ge
extras. 2S0 DC; storage seconds, 25c.
Beans per cri)-NO. i pink, $3.50 No.
lima. s.. Lady Washington, S4.75G5; small
whites, No. J. S6d7.50; blackeyes. S5.75; gar
vanzas S4d450; lentils. S6.50dT.
Potatoes (per ctll-New potatoes. local stock.
S1.25, Highlands. S1-35 d1.z5; Salinas 81. go 10
cal Bgrbsnks, S1-50; sweet potatoes, SIT5Gl- -s5.
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hours ending at midnight, Thursday. Septem-
Der o:
San Francisco and vicfnity-Fair Friday; con-
tinued warm; light north winds
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday: continued
warm; light north winds.
sacramento valley-Fair Friday; continued
warm; light north winds
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday: continued
warm; light north winds
California, south OF the Tehachapi-Fair Fri
day; overcast in the morning; moderate tempera-
ture; light north winds. changing to west
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
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BuiIdinr Cnntracts

All work, except light fixtures and shades, for
a one story and basement frame building fcot-
tage) on lot 81. block NJ, addition to Castro
street addition and Glen Park terrace for 50 100
Charles and Carrie Nielsen with John " gtie-
fel-Altera tions and additions TO make two
story frame building (hats) In NV line of Tenth
avenue and California street, " 1916 bt n 100
for So. .00S.
Rincon warehouse company with Lewis A.
Hicks company-To erect story basement
and subbasement steel frame building in NV
line OF Federal street. 275 NE of Second, NE
1876 by Sc lis, for S117,5o0.
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NEW JERSEY BANKER
COMMITS SUICIDE

PLAINFIELD. N J., Sept s.-Francis
d. Hyde. president OF the Union County
investment company and director OF the
City national bank. committed suicide
last night by shooting, following \
long period OF i'll health Hyde was a
graduate of Y~le and a brother in law
of State Senator Everett Colby of New
Jersey
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81 5002 Tor medium, T5cGSI for small and 25@
50c Tor colts; horseh1des. dry. S2@2 25 for large
and sl-25@2 for medium, 5oc@$l for small and
% a. soc Tor colts; gostskins prime angoras 75c
@Si, large hair goats. 30@sec; medium, goa
&c: small. 5@I5c.
nauow--No. 4 rendered, 81 aec; No. ?, 4G5c;
grease, 2G21kc.
Wooi-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple
9Qllc; do 5 months, 79lle; northern Sonoma
sud Menoocino lSG20c; Humboldt, 20c asked
Nevsda. l5@l7c per To-
Fal cllp-Mountain free. 9@llc: northern and
'yya-ley; g loe: San Joaquin fan and lambs "a
-.e. 40 eeLeetFe and heavy, 5@7c per ID.
Oregon lo@i5c per ID crop Of 1910. loqlee
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SIERRA TO CARRY
MANY PASSENGERS
Oceanic Company's Fast Liner
Sails Tomorrow With All
Berths Taken
HE Oceanic stean-

HE Oceanic steam
ship company's lin
er Sierra, Captain
Houdlette, wi IL
leave here tomor-
row morning for
Honolulu with full
complement of pas
Sengers. In the
ca bin will be 165
people, of whom
25 will take steam
er at the island
port for Australia.
Among the pas
sengers g o i n g
through to Sydney
will be Mrs. John
Barneson, who will
be accompanied by
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Marketable Copper

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Stocks OF marketanie
copper in the United States on september
showed a decrease Of /, ,T59, ,433 pounds from Au-
gust ! according TO the monthly report OF lne
Conner Producers association, made public today
..Conper stocks on hand September were
l6s SSl $50 pounds as against 1To. $40 els POUNDS
on August l. August production was ~ ,o9S. PIG
July an increase Of 9.433,e15 pounds fotal oe-
liveries in August were z9.5e3. .o5l poqnas' as as
increase of l3.447. 700 pounds. OF the deliver
les g.. 73l .27l pounds were for domestic con
sumption and 81. .S31. $50 pounds Tor export 20.
nestle deliveries increasing 1l,O23.o9O poundS
snd deliveries for export increasing 2,242,olS
pounds over July"
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NAPA COUNTY PIONEER
WOMAN PASSES AWAY
[seeeial Dispoteh to The Call

ISpecIdI DIspdtch 10 ne IdIII
NAPA, Sept. s.--Mrs. c. Eckmeyer. a
pioneer Of Napa county. died suddenly
today at her home east Of this city. She
was found dead in an armchair in the
sitting room of the house. Heart failH
ure caused death. She was 6S years
old, a native Of Germany, and had lived
in Napa county for the last 43 years.
She leaves five sons and daughters liv-
ing in Napa and San Francisco Her
husband, P Eckmeyer. died here two
years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Soee;ol Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Sept. s.--The power schooner Katata
arrived from the klamath river TODAY with
freight, chief among the articles brought to this
port being salmon and halibut and shipment of
dairy produce
The steamer Aurelia, which has been loading
lumber finished taking on cargo today and de-
parted for San Francisco this morning at 10 40
With $4,000 feet of redwood lumber on board
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MemOranda

The stmr Phoenix was sold BY the United
States marshal today to Charles F. Foster for
81 600; the bark which was on board was sold
for $40; the bark extract was sold for 1925
barrel and the mohair which also comprised part
of the cargo Of the Phoenix, was sold for S3
bale
HANKOw. Sept. S.-Br stmr NJ. 5. Dollar.
previously reported. has been surveyed and viii
be allowed TO proceed.
NORFOLK. Sept. Sword received from Fort
ress Monroe states that Z. S stmr North Dakota
has FIRE in oil tanks and several men overcome
on Ocean City. Va: assistance has been sent.
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Californians in New York
Isoeeinl Dispatch TO The CALI

NEW YORK, Sept s.-Californians
have registered at New York hotels as
follows:
San Francisco-L Herzog. Waldorf Astoria:
T dickson, Miss NJ. NJ. Tanning. Grand Union
Hiiss A Roeart Miss Cuneo. Hotel Cumberlands
7 70 Douglas Mrs. Douglas. Hotel Fanders;
q Forgensen A. Forgensen. Hotel Gerard Miss
3 Foster Miss c. McKaine, Miss NJ Payne.
uoteI CumberIand: E w. Strange, Hotel Al
bert. V T. Strong Hotel Breslin-
Los Angeles-N Bennett. Park Avenue Miss
" Frank Hotel Savoy: Miss E Gilker.
Hotel Martinique: G. e. Parker, Hotel Cumber-
land; Miss G. Smith. Colltngwood: Mrs B.
Tsnzandt Hotel Broztel1; J.. R. Hitchcock. Mrs
u3+cbrocE PARK Avenue: Mrs J. K. Clark.
HoteI Marie Antoinette: c. L. Crockett. Hotel
FLANDERS: Miss II. Finch. Hotel Marloorough; |;
Niss Ioslvn. Marie Antoinette: r. Kraus. St.
Denis. 81 r. piper. Herald Square; Miss E. A.
Sacrauoento-W F. Roberts. Grand Union.
OakIand--w. E. Hansen. Mrs. Hansen. Astor
house.
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Neu York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Sept S.-Standard copper, dull.
spot and September, II 1215 g IL. .2oc; october,
1215@i2 20c: November, IL 2215 Ql2.25c De
eember. I2.25d12. 13c. London, hrm; spot, 800
l5s; futures f56 los Arrivals reported at New
York. CPS tons; exports 5,222 tons so far this
month. Lake copper. 12.I5@12. 81 nc; electro
lytic. 12.e2IkG Gl2.75c; casting, II 25@ 125oe
Silver, 52kc.
Tin. weak; spot. 35.55G35.6o soc; September,
So 45 135 Soc; October. 81. 60E134. .S5c November,
34 25 a "a 75c; December. 34.25@34. soc. London,
dull: spot. sl63 los; futures. fl5S 26s.
Lead. 4.4o@4.50c New York and 42oQ4.Soc
East st. Louis: London spot. sl2 es Sd;
Spelter 5.40G5 SOC New York and 5.3005.35c
East st. Louis. Sales so, 600 pounds September.
East st. Louis delivery, at 5.3219c. London.
spot f22 lis Cd
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s 7lAd in London.
Locally iron quiet. No. foundry northern,
and No. / southern soft, $15.75@16.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

COTTON GINNING REPORT
WASHINGTON. Sept. s--The number Of bales
u cotton ginned 10 September from the growth
u 1910 was S24 bales round bales counted
as halt hsles. according 70 the report of the
census bureau made at 10 O'Clock this morning
. Ihe 1909 total was 3SS 2z2 bales the 1905 402-
Z28 bales ard the 1907 200 -27S
Comparet-Ve statistics Of cotton ginned in
OKLAHOMA and Texas follow.
States 1910. 1909.
0klehcma Observation-Disclosures 397 3To
Texas -...................s2 .s2s. SIS 2s7.SoI
The number OF sea islands bales included is
zos. compared with 1926 IN 1909.
StaDSCclans Of the census bureau do not con-
Ger the falling OF IN the figures Of the first
ginning report 70 eastern states significant as
they might appear They attribute the de-
crease 10 the lateness OF the crop rather than~to
any cause which IN the end would effect its
volume. Without having any other definite in
tornlatlon- they expect material improvement
IN future reports The season has been unusu-
RLly good IN Texas, which fact accounts for the
prospective larger crop there.
Purchases Of Egyptian cotton by American
manufacturers for the first half Of the present
year were only shout half the amount taken dur
ing the corresponding period last year. The fig
ures Of the foreign trade Of Egypt, Just received
from Consul D. R. Birch Of Alexandria show
that the cotton exported 10 the United States
aggregated only 1885 Oh as compared with
81 ,zO5, lS5 for the first six months Of 1909. The
other important items Of export this country
all showed substantial increases.