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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO

90 CHICAGO. july 12.-Cattle- Receipts. estI-
mated ~ 5000 head; market steady. Beeves.
IS - n : 90: Texas steers. $s.15N6.50. western
sfeers S5-lou5 :, St"ckers and feeders. 3.G061
9 %: COWS and heifers. S2.75G6.S5; calves s65O
Hpgs- Receipts. estimated at i 600 head:
market steady. Light 5000 9.15: mixed. SIS go
0a heavy. SS.2O@ s So rough. S. .2o0 S 20: good
70 choice heavy. SS.40ds 80; pigs, $3.50 {. 20;
bulk Of sales. $. J0M : so.
sheep Receipts. estimated at 10000 head
market Toe lower. Native. 81. 65d 4.40: western,
$500 485; yearlinss. 81. 40@ %; lambs, ma
tive S45oe % western S4.G0d7.1J.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July 12-Csttle- Receipts.
3 0Qfl head: market steady. Native steers. 81 10
n COWS aud heifers. s. .5067: stockers and
feeders, 50 y n 80; bulls S8-25Mz.s5; calves.
SO $50 western steers 81 500 80; western
COWS S30j.25-
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head; market steady 10
Sc lower, Bulk Of sales. SSs5MS.75; heavy.
IS s5N $50; packers and butchers. SS.J0a 5. 75;
light SS.T50 8.95: pigs. $500 S. 50
D., SheeD-Receipts. Z 900 head: market steady
aluttons. So. 75e1 50: lambs S6.50d so: fed
werheFs and yesrlings S4d5; fed western ewes
S55004.25
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. July I2.-Catfle- Receipts,
3.1o0 head market active 10 strong and 1oe high
-er. Native steers. 81. $50 so: cows and hefers
s. 25N6. western steers. 81. - 1865; range COWS
and heifers. $2.45Ft 4.75; Gamers. S2-50d3.75;
statkers and feeders. S3.25d J.75; calves, s4G7;
bulls. stays. etc, S3H5-25.
. Eogs Receipts. 600 head: market 5d10c
lower. Heavy s. l0M s.35; mixed. $s.25MS.35;
,ieat s. 400s.To; pigs, S1.5ods' sulk Of sales,
s. 200e.40.
sheep Receipts 1900 head: market steady
earrings. 81 40a %: wethers. 81. 500 25;
ewes, S325Ns: lambs, $650G T.50.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. July 12.-The market for stand
ard copper was weak. with spot, July. August,
September and October closing at 11.50m /. 90c.
London was weak with spot quoted al f52 los
Sd and futures at f53 13s 9d. Arrivals reported
at New York were 2,22o tons. Custom house re-
turns showed exports OF ? 105 tons making S.267
far this month Local dealers report no
change in the market for spot copper, quoting
lake at 1921 a 2.STiac: electrolytic, 12.25m
l2.j0c; casting. 12.12i2 az 25c.
Tin dull. with spot quoted at 80. % a
81 soc: July. 80. .20d32. zoe; August and Septem-
Der. 81. .20d 81. .35c: October. 32. 20d3 81 soc The
London market was easy. with spot quoted at
f147 15s and futures at E149.
Lead was steady at 4.35@4 4jc New York and
al 4.20dn 81 l2c East ST. Louis In London spot
was quoted at E12 lis Sd.
Speiter was dull at 5.5od $500 New York and
at 495d5 sc East st. Louis. In London spot was
quoted at f22 rs Cd
Iron was quoted at ASS 1OIzd for Cleveland
warrants in London. Locally iron was quiet. No.
l foundry northern. SI6.506 1878: No. .. S166
1928: No l southern. S16.25G1 1915; No.
foundry southern soft. S16Ml62a
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Rx United wireless

Tuesday, July IL.
STEAMER GOVERNOR From San Francisco
July II. for San Diego; July II, p. m, %
miles south of Pigeon point. Misty and
northwest wind.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE From San Francisco
July 8. for Hilo; july II. D. M. 500 miles
OF San Francisco. Cloudy; northwest wind
and swell.
BRITISH STEAMER AsIA-From Honolulu. for
San Francisco; July II, S p. m, 1,400 miles
off San Francisco All we'll
STEAMER SHERATON San Francisco July
9, for Honolulu: July IL. p. M. SAT miles
off San Francisco lghtship. Fresh northeast
wind; smooth overcast sky; dark gloomy
weather; barometer. 30:32; temperature, 6j.
STEAMER COLONEL E. L. DRAKE-From Seat
tie, for San Francisco; July IL, p. m. of
Cape Arago. Cloudy; light northwest wind
and smooth: barometer. 5000: temperature IS.
STEAMER HYADES- From San Francisco July
10, for Seattle and Tacoma; July H. D. m
10 miles of Cape Blanco. Light northwest
wind: rough head sea; barometer, 5000; tenn
perature "a.
STEAMER FALCoN-From San Francisco July
9. for Astoria July IL, p. M. OF Hecate
heads. Northwest wind and foggy.
STEAMER KLAMATH-From Astoria for san
Pedro; July II. $3.50 y. M, 30 miles north
west of st. Georges reef. Strong northwest
wind; cloudy and smooth
STEAMER ATLAS, WITH BARGE THREE IN
ToW-From San Francisco July 10. for Seat
tie; July II. p. M. 2l miles north of Mendo
cino Cloudy; light northwest wind and
swell; barometer, 29s1; temperature. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cofton Market

NEW YORK. July I2.-HuttOn's wire says;
= FIodar's market was dull and festureless. with
ne decided tendency either way. The weekly
weather report rather better than eXpectd
and caused p little locel selling. Detailed
weather report for today showed scattered show
erF in the southeast and moderately heavy
rains in northwest Texas A dispatch from the
Dallas News said bou weevils have appeared in
Marshal and Taylor counties. and also stated
THAR recent showers were Insufficient and that
Texas and Oklahoma need general soaking rain
spot men with New England connections re-
ported better inquiry. and there WIS also
some Improvement noted in southern spot cen
fels- The stock market again under pres
sure TO-DAY, and II the securities market con
tlues much longer fn its present unsettled con
diiion. n VIII not be without its influence on
cotton
Cotton is arriving here for delivery on July
contracts IN small volume. and il is estimated
that about 10000 bales more viii find the way
mere by the end II the month. Large
ID IeXas are still suffering for moisture and the
situation in the Atlantic states has not greatly
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. July l2.-Eggs advanced il
price Oh TIE produce exchange today the best
grade now being quoted 1T 33c q dozen Butter
receipts we're over $4,000 pounds but the pric.
remained frm.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs Is5 cases:
-butter. - $50 pounds; cheese, 300 pounds pota.
tees 1873 sacks
t.ecse iper lbl-Northern fresh. I7c: eastern
twins lsc- cheddars- 2nc: longhorn. 20c: eastern
daisy. Zoe. Swiss. domestic. ga 26c.
Butter tner lhf-C Creamerv. extra 81 &c. first
Eggs lper doz Local ranch candled irsfs.
5ac- case count, 29e; eastern fresh. 2sc: storage
extras 26c
Beaus rper ctIi-No I pink s7.55: No. I
mas. Sz-I5. Lady Washington s4.75: small
whites. s., biackeyes- SO; Garvanzas $3.50: len
rie 81
Potatoes-Idsho Si.25 per ctl: now potatoes.
el.l50 l-25 per ctl and 40d5oc per lug box.
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Nem York Produco

NEw YORK. July l2.-Hops-DuH
lfiGes-Easy.
Petroleum STEADY
NooI-Ouiet
sugar Raw. quiet. Muscovado 50 test,
ss3c; centrifugal. 96 test 4.s-2c. Molasses
sugar. 50 test. 8.5sc. Refined sugar. steady
Cofee-Ciosed "a 10 points lower. Sales were
reported Of p 600 bags Closing bids follow
July, b-l|c: August. 6S0c: September. October
and November. 6.9oc; December. g. 95c: January
G 9sc; February. 6.99c; March. 7.0Ic; April
L-p5ci May, 6.05c; June. 7.O6c. Spot steady:
RIO No. !. Size: Santos No 4 9isc; mild
quiet; tordcvs. 10M - &C
Butter, hrmer; creamery specials, 29at d30c;
extras. 2S2e q 29c
Cheese-Firm: unchanged
Eggs-Firm; state ~ PENNSYLVANIA and near
6y hennery white. 27a29c; do gathered white
DRIED FRUITS
Eraporated Apples-StPady: spot fancy lOZ
g II l4c; choice. - @9c prime, 7d7iac; com
mon 10 fair. GIGatc
Primes Steady; CALIFORNIA; up to 3o-4Os
30aitc. oreEons. 4la09l4c.
o. Apricots-Firm: choice. 9t56IO1.c: extras
l0iac al; fancy. l02t u l2isc
feaches-Duil. choice. 6ieM6&4c: extra choice
Td7I+c; fancy. ~ N7lac
Raislns- Inactive. steady. loose Muscsteis.
S5s N5#: choice To fancy seeded. ~. 0G9. e.:
seediess, 53s g4i2c; London layers. 81 2oG .25
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Directors Take Action

LIVERPOOL. July I2-The directors of the
cotton exchange have decided 10 support finan-
cislly any legal proceedings taken by members
arising from the losses suffered by dealings with
the Alabama firm Of Knight. lancey X Co. A
large number OF Liverpool cotton firms suffered
heavy losses in May through having mnde pay
ments alleged false bills Of lading received
In America. The firm of Knight, Ysncey & Co..
which went into bankruptcy. was charged with
having drawn drafts on Liverpool and other
foreign firms 10 the amount of several hundred
thousand dollars against bills of lsding repre-
senting cotton that had never been shipped.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. July 12.-Manufacturers are show
ing no interest either in new woods or unsold
old feeces, and prices only nominally steady.
Prices OF western woods range follows:
territory wool--New clip. Arizona. one salt
of 5000 pounds in the original bags at 55@57c,
clean basis.
Oregon wools-Nominal price
Texas wool-Twelre mouths wool. nominal at
IS a Soc. and eight months stock at 54M56c
California wool-Prces nominal. with north
quoted 53655c and southern at 45647c.
Pulled wOol-A supers, nominal. at about 566
sc: suDers. 4TM4ec; fine combng. $50 55c:
medium eombing 4s@J0c: coarse combing, 401
42c; California finest 63m65c.
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FOREIGV PORTS

NEW YoRK-Arrived July 1i-Stmr Panama.
from Colon
FOREIGN PORTS
CoM0X-Arrived July 12-Br stmr Prince
Rupert. from Prince Rupert. for Vancouver
IALTAL--Arrived July 11-Br stmr Trim
CALLAo-saiied July 12-Ger stmr Radames.
for San Francisco.
vICTOREA-Arrived July 12-Br stmr Prince
YOkOhsma
Sailed July 12-Br bark Bsnkeeld. for Lyttie-
SYDNEY Arrived prior 70 July 12-Br stmr
Century, hence June 1. via Auckland; Br stmr
Manuka- from Vancouver, via Honolulu.
PORT NATAI.-Arrived prior 40 July 12-Br
stmr Mayiands. from New York, etc. for Ma
MoILO-saned July s-Br stmr Inverclyde.
for New York.
Amiral Hameliu. from Antwerp. for San Fran
cisco. via China and Japan.
Sailed July s1Br stmr st. George. for Hioso.
BREMEN-Salled July Ser stmr Setos. for
CUxHAvEN- June 2s-Fr bark David
HXMBU RtsESaiied june 25&Br ship British
Isles for Santa Rosalis-
MAzATLAN-In port July 7-Br stmr River
Forth. from Baltimore: expects TO sail July Is
GUAYMAS-Arrived June 2o-Nor stmr Tran
sit, from Salina Cruz.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arriyed July 12-Stmr Bremen.
from Bremen; stmr Oscar III. from Copenhagen;
stmr Aneona. from Genoa; stmr Minneapolis.
sailed July 12-stmr Kaiser. Wilhelm der
Crosse, for Bremen: stmr Potsdsm, for Rotter-
MARSEILLEs- Arrived July 12-stmr Titan.
from Tacoma and Seattle. for Liverpool
IIvERPooLDSaiied July 12@stmr Csrmanis.
GIBRALTAR Arrived July 12-stmr Cretic.
from New York. for Naples and Genoa.
BRENIEN-Arrived July 12-Stmr Kaiser Will
helm II. from New York.
BoSToN-Sailed July 12-stmr Cymric. for
TiVPrnOOi
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changed, but the weather viii have small in
huence on prices long as the leading longs
fit 10 liquidate holdings of July around
Il. soc and August around 14.e0c. So far, about
4.0e0 bales said TO be engaged for ship
ment for Liverpool and several thousands are
coming from the south Local spot say cot
ton is being offered and sold out of the local
stock for mill consumption at 80 points under
July
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands. 5.45c;
middling gulf, l5.70c. Sales, 200 bales.
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STOWAWAYS GIVEN
TRANSFER AT SEA
Twelve Trespassers Who Hid
Aboard Sheridan at Honolulu
Sent Back on Sherman

L T H o u @ H the
stream of passenger
travel between Ho-
nolulu and this port
is sometimes light
the demand for
transportation by
stowaways contin-
ues firm at all sea-
sons of the year.
These trespassers
on floating property
and purloiners of
ocean tra'nsporta-
tion are a source of
trouble and expense
to the steamship
companies, who are
given no protection
by the law against
1 lnaSn docirah h1n
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Naval stores-Turpentine and RoSin

SAVANNAH July 12-Turpentine, firm at
i7c. Sales. ga; receipts, $685. shipments,
323: stock. 1854
Rosin. firm. Sales GA: receipts 1892;
shipments. l.T23: stock SO. z3I. Quotations:
B. 1925: D. s5.35: E. S5.45d5.5o: +. $5.52Is;
G. S5.5OG5.55; H. S5.52is $3.50: l. $5.621a; K
S5.65; VI. $50: y. $5.T5d5.S5; WG, S5S06
s6.25; WV 81. .S0ds6. 45
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MenlOranda

POINT REYES. July 12-Schr Annie E. Smale.
previously reported ashore and wrecked here. is
partly breaking up. Half OF stern and one
have drifted away. which is dangerous to navi
CATION.
VICTORIA July 12--Br stmr Prince Rupert
put INTO COmOx this morning with machinery dis
abIed
ASTORIA. July 12.-Mex tug Colima. from
ManzsniIlo. via San Pedro for Seattle. put In
here at this morning for fuel.
MONTEYIDEO July 12.-Fr bark Bayard.
from BreSt for Oregon. was spoken in lat "a :.
long y W. in distress Tug sent from here To
it's assistance.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. July IA large number of buy
ers attended the opening of the fourth series
Of wool auction sales today. There was a strong
demand for the 9692 bales offered. Merinos and
fine crossbreds were unchanged and Cape of
Good Hope and Natal and coarse crossbreds
ranged from unchanged TO per cent lower.
Americans sold 500 bales bought earlier in the
wear
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U. 5. Branch Hydrographfc ONCE

A branch of the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained I'm San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
Of expense Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers TO navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, L. S. ~. in charge.
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ST. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS, July l2.-wool unchanged. Me
dium grades combing and clothing. 22@231sc;
light fine. 17@lSc; heavy fine, 13614c; tub
washed. 251h M32Rc.
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merely nominal. In ~the hold where
the fire was the cargo consisted of
steel beams, rags and LIQUORS From
be infinitesimal The damage to the
ship will be repaired before the steam
er leaves the, China basin wharf.
Chunk of Schooner Floats Away
Any doubt as to whether the schoon-
er Annie E. Smale will be total loss
end of the schooner broke off and went
floating away. On the severed chunk
there is one mast standing. Three
schooner's hull are still on the rocks
under Point Reyes, where the schooner
came to a full stop early last Saturday
morning. Wireless notices of the
breaking away of part of the vessel
have been sent broadcast by the hydro
graphic office. as the derelict is con-
sidered a grave danger to navigation.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Coast steamship com
panys Umatilla, which sailed yester-
day for Seattle, carried about 200 pas
sengers.
Receipts of lumber Yesterday by sea
amounted to 1.710,0 900 feet.
The Norwegian steamer Rygja, Cap
tain Svendsen, arrived yesterday with
freight from China and Japan for the
Pacific Mail company. Before going to
the quarantine station. where it's after
storeroom was fumigated for the pur-
pose of killing any rats that might
have taken up their quarters there.
The Kosmos liner Setos left Bremen
july for this port.
Golfers Departure Delayed
HONOLULU, July 12.-The departu
of the collier Prometheus, which came
here from Mare Island navy yard to
tow the cruiser Chattanooga to San
Francisco. will be delayed for about
two weeks on account of trouble with
its engines which developed on the
way to Honolulu. The Chattanooga lost
its propeller and will be towed to Mare
island for repairs.
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chfcaro Dairv Produce uarL.,

CHICAGO. July l2-Buttcr. hrm- creameries
p n 2Sc; dairies. 23a26c Eggs steady al
marx cases included. 1oN l4c: hrsts. 15c: prime
frsts- IIr- receipts. 1875 cases Cheese.
Steady; daisies. 1879 n $3.50; twins. IJMI5Lc:
Young Americas, 1874 n ice; longhoms, I54
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steamer Saginaw. Willapa harbor; steamer Nome
City, San Francisco.
ASTORIA. July 12.-Steamer Falcon arrived
this morning from San Francisco with freignr
from the east that came over the Mexican line.
Steam schooners Northland and Rainier are
due this evening from San Francisco TO load
lumber.
Steamer Beaver arrived this morning from
San Francisco with freight and passengers
Steamer Eureka arrived this morning from
Eureka and Coos bay with freight and passen-
gers.
custom house today with cargo of 1900 900 feet
of lumber loaded at the Hammond lumber com
pany's mill for San Pedro, and with raft IN
tow having 100000 feet of piling for San
Francisco.
The Mexican flag hoated in the Columbia river
for the first time this morning In the history
of the port. so far the oldest citizens can re-
member 1t on the tug Coima. bound for
Seattle. stopping in to secure some fuel coal,
which expects TO leave this evening.
The fate of the schooner David Evans. that
was reported in distress off the mouth of the
visions and wanting tug. is not known The
bar tug Oneonta FASTENED to give assistance and
out m az The nTs5 n IN ear and en5 be
ran well OF shore and back again several times
It seems improbable that 1t should have been In
distress for provisions when two steam schooners
and two oil tank steamers spoke it and received
nothing from them. 1t is more than possible
that it lost its bearings and mistook the en-
master stood off shore to get slant for the
proper entrance when he learned where he was
Army Transports
The Buford left Seattle June % for Alaska.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix is on Puget sound.
The Logan is at Manila.
The Sheridan is in port
The Sherman sailed July D for Manila and ar
rived July 12 at Honolulu
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
Change of Masters
Stmr Daisy-Old master, E. G. Ahlstrom; new
master. II. B. Smith
Stmr National City-old master. A. d. Hig
gins; master. II. Nicholson.
Schooner Ruby-Old master, c. Calhoun; new
master. II. C. Guth.
master. C. s. Lernsen.
Enrollment-stea Merose; master. N.
Murchison.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE Ft- Date Remarks
lis feet at mean low
Grays Har II June 10 water in channel TO
Aberdeen.
willapa B 81 MAY aoI.
Colum. R. "a May 21i .......................
Nehalm R S Feb 2lBar buoy 200 yards n.
channel.
Tillmk B. Dec 17IChanneI shifted / mile
south in gale Nov. IS
Nun buoy No. and
Yaquna B II Apr. 10 can buoy No. gone
adrift.
Siuslaw X 41aIJune 3IChannel going north.
Umpqua K 8 May 81 Whisting buoy not
working we'll
IL feet at low tide to
Coos Bay. Is June 3 North Bend: u feet
at low tide TO Marsh
field.
Coquille R June 1IChannel straight
Rogue X. Apr 21lChannef shifting north.
Klamth r 6 May 10 Channel shifting to
southwark.
Hmbldt B II June 2ShoaI 800 feet WNW.
black spar buoy.
Pedro B 20 May 31INo change in channel.
Diego b 2shiApr. 1INo change in channel
S Pablo B "a Dec. 1IDepth in dredged chan
mel.
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Sun, Noon and Tide
Time Ball

United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Frapcisco, July
u. 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cifc standard time O20th meridian). or at sh.
com. OOs. Greenwich mean time.
j. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. L. s. N. in charge.
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SERGEANT DIES-San Diego. July 12.-First
Sergeant jag A. Peckham. One Hundred and
Fifteenth company coast artillery. L. 5 A..
on duty at Fort Rosecrans. died suddenly this
morning Of bronchial trouble. He enlisted at
Detroit Mich.
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William Walker claimed Montgomery out of
race at Empire City for 81 2T0 but the son
OF Pessara did not remain in his stable long.
as Sam HiIdreth bought him back at an adj
vance Walker does not play favOrites when it
comes to adding TO his string
Rocky O'Brien. the star Of the "PlHnger
NcNanuS stable last season. has been somewhat
Of disappointment this year. The other dsy
at Yonkers ne acted badly at the start AMI
would not run kindly, the boy finally pulling
him up.
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Damage Confined to One Hold
The officers whose heroic efforts
saved the steamer ST. Nicholas from
destruction by fire felt, rewarded for
the cargo showed that the damage to
freight by fire and water had been
confined largely to No 2 hold and that
the damage to the shin itself was
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Yokohama and HongkOng.
Arrived July 12-Stmr LGrline hence June 30.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORk-Arrlved July 1i-Stmr Panama
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Dated August 1909 Due August 1919 Optional interest
payable February and
August New York. Denomination 81 600. Coupon bonds
with privilege of registration OF principal or fully reg
istered bonds interchangeable Pending the
issuance of permanent bonds, temporary
certificates will be delivered. United
States Mortgage and Trust
Company, Trustee
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Army Transports
The Buford left Seattle June % for Alaska.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix is ON Puget sound.
The Logan is at Manila
The Sheridan is in port.
The Sherman sailed July ) for Manila and ar
lived July 12 at Honolulu.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren Is at Manila.
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& &


BIGGEST AUCTION OF THE SEASON
IS head of all purpose horses and Mares 3
head mules. 5 head of ponies. 23 wagons 5
6uggies, carts; all must be sold WEDNESDAY
July Is. IL a. m 557 Attn ST.. Oakland.
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Change of Masters

PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
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WV YORK. July 12.-Hops-Dun.
fiGes- Easy.
'ffr0lpum- STEADY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-08-23
LORRIN ANDREWS
IS EX0NERATE0
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE SUS-
TAINS HIM AND HE RESIGNS AS
ASSISTANT SECRETARY.

The Republican Territorial execu-
tive committee yesterday afternoon,
by a vote of four to two, exonerated
Assistant Secretary Lorrin Andrews
from all the charges made against him
at the meeting of Saturday. BY the
votes of Fred Macfarlane, John Water
house, Z. e. King and Voeller, the COM
mittee accepted Andrews denial of the
charge that he had been paid by Cohen
to work for him, and of the charge
contained in Bartlett's affidavit, that
Andrews had offered to sell out the
Republican organization. Lane and
Aiu voted the other way.
Following the vote, Andrews tender
ed his resignation. Chairman Akin
son also offered his resignation and
Lane did the same. Lane, however,
was only member as proxy for Hol-
stein of Hawaii, and no action was
needed on his resignation.
In offering his resignation Andrews
said that he did so in order that he
might be free to work for such can
didates as he chose. He said that he
intended q take an active part in Re-
publican politics and work for candi-
dates whose election he believed would
be for the good of the community. He
would be a candidate for delegate to
the Republican convention.
Before the vote on Andrews eXone-
ration was taken, Lane and Aiu ar
! gueN against exoneration They said
that a large wing of the party would
be antagonized by a vote sustaining
Andrews and that the committee
would be open to the charge of white
washing him Warehouse replied
that he did not believe any of the &C
cusations and that it would be coward
ly and unfair to fail to give Andrews
complete eXoneration.
Atkinson resignation was not act
ed on.