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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25
ROBIN COOPER FREDDY JURY
Declared Not Guilty of the Murder Of
Senator Carmack i'm Tennessee.

At Nashville, Tenn, Robin j.
Cooper, charged with the murder Of
Senator Edward W. Carmack Nov g.,
1908, was given verdict of not guilty
in the criminal court on recommends
ton of Attorney General Anderson.
Robins father, Colonel Duncan B.
Cooper, convicted of the murder of
Senator Carmack, was pardoned some
time ago by Governor Patterson.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25
WOMEN RAID PARLIAMENT
Suffragettes Were Under the Leader
ship of Mrs. Pankhurst.

At London, Eng, under the leader
ship of Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst. the
suffragettes made an attack on par
lament soon after the session was
opened.
Twelve women and one man were
arrested when the disorder began.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25
DEMOCRAT TO CONGRESS
r. r. Konop, on Face of Returns, Is
Elected in Wisconsin.

On the face of all of the re-
turns from the Ninth Wisconsin con-
gressional district Thomas F. Konop,
Democrat, of Kewanee, has majority
of five votes and the certificate of cleo
ton will undoubtedly be issued to him
by the secretary of state.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25
A Gradual Reduction.

An old gentleman accustomed to walk
around ST. James park every day was
once asked by a friend if he still took
his usual walk.
"No, sir" replied the old man; "II
cannot do as much now. l cannot get
around the park. only go halfway
around and back again. House
keeper.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25
Trxinn TO Prove Ii.

Angry tether-Great Scott. What
are you doing. Johnny? Why. con-
found it. you've got my new watch all
to pieces! Johnny Yes. dad. Teach
er told us today that good watch
ought TO have at least 10 parts. so
thought Id see if yours was good
me-
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
direction toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion Of
Cod Liver Oil with hypo-
phosphites can do just
this.
It strengthens the
nerves, feeds famished It's
sues, and makes rich
blood.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Send 10c, name of paper and this ad. fer
beautiful Savings Bank and Child's Sketch-Sock
Each bank contains a Good Luck Penny
SCOTT G BOVINE, 400 Pearl ST.. New Yorr
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25
Preparing Her.

81 hope madame is not supersti-
tious?"
mo. my girl. Why"
Because have just broken the large
mirror in the parlOr"- Paris Rire.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-11-25

Success doesn't happen" 1t is or
ganized, pre-empted. captured. by con-
secrated common sense.-F. E. VIII
ard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

anywhere from 20 to 90 points during the middle
OF the day, although there was a big demand on
u scaledown.
The market continued nervous and unsettled
ourlng the later trading and closed barely steady
al net decline of l4G4S points.
was more than realized today when near months
broke from So TO 81 per bale and new crop lost
apout 81 per bale. 1t is probable the market
VIII remain In unsettled and nervous state
I'll after first notice day for August contracts
which Will be about July 2s. In the meantime
.diues should naturally rule easier liquidation
Q! scattered longs, who not in q position to
teke delivery. New crops are not expected to
take part In the decline except In q moderate
way for, although crop news may be expected
70 improve after such long spell of bad
weather, the fact remains that serious deterio-
ration has occurred and a few DAYS of normal
weather will not greatly improve the outlook.
Commission house business was the largest in
months. 1t is estimated that Norden and Wen
man between them took 80, 600 bales out of the
pit before the end Of the first hour. Europe was
large interests express the opinion that 13c
level is high enough for the present.
The report sent out from this market TO
Memphis, New Orleans and other markets that
the July deal was over emphatically denied
by Frank Hayne. who says that every bale ten
dered VIII be taken and paid for and that they
VIII then have some contracts left.
Twenty three bales OF new crop cotton were
reported at Houston today. 1t is reported that
10000 bales of ocean freight room engaged
last evening for Hayre About IL 900 bales Of
cotton VIII be shipped out of the New York stock
between now and the end Of the month, including
yesterdays shipment Of 1000 bales"
spot cotton closed quiet, 50 points lower. Mid
ding uplands, l5.e5c; mlddling gulf i6.20c.
Sales. 81 bales
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Eastern L.vestock nIarket


CHICAGO; July I9.-cattle- Receipts. esti-
:. 81 Nas steers. S5-I0d6.5O; western steers
S5e7 lockers and feeders, S3.60d5.7o: cows
and heifers S2.05@6.T5; calves IS 75dS 90
Hogs Receipts estimated at u 600 Market
steady Light Ss.65d9: mixed IS 5o67s. 90,
hoayv. Ss25ds.T5; rough. SS.25dS. 40: good Il
choice heavy. $sAo@s95; pigs, ss-eoG9; bulk Of
Sheep-Beceipts, estimated at 10000 Market
steady. Naflve. S2.5o@4: western. 50 35M4
ycarliugs. S4@4.S5; lambs, native s425@e.65
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July 19.-cattle- Receipts
cows and heifers. 81 soar; stockers and feeders
s.. .25aG; bulls. S3d4.G0: calves S450ds so:
western steers. s4.75dT75; western cows, 81 Z;
ei525.
IIogs-Receipts. $1,000 Market steady. Bulk
or sales $. +5MS 65; heavy IS. 40d ~. packers
md butchers. IS. .s5@ .65: light. $S.80MS.T2H
Shecp-Receipts. 1000. StRady Muttons
s. 500 40: lambs. scar: fed wethers and year
lhics s.. ia ,: fed western ewes S3G425
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb-. July 19.-CattIe-Re-
lower Native steers. S4.75e17.S5: cows and
letters s3NlG: western steers 3.5OdG. 80; COWS
.And hcifers. S2.T5N 40; Gamers. S2.JOd3 81:
etoekers and feeders. S3.25d5.75: calves. S46
O. y: bulls. stags etc. S3.2JN5.25
Hogs Receipts. 1900 Market &C higher.
Heavy. SSl0dS *: mixed. ss.30NS. 30; light.
IS 4oNs.Go; pigs, $7.5o@s: bulk OF sales, $500
sheep-Receipt-. g. 500. Market steady. Year
Tiucs S4M -: wethers. So 2563.7J; ewes. 50 SC
a3-50. lambs. $GQ6T5.
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New 1rork NTetaI Marked

NEW YORK July 1e-Standard copper dull.
Spot and July, il. .5od12c; August and Septem-
Der, 1I.55112c; October, Ii 60G12c. The Lon
don market was steady; spot, f53 rs Sd: futures,
f54 No arrivals were reported at New York.
Custom house returns showed exports of 90 tons,
making IS .6p6 so far this month. Lake copper,
l2.6215 0I2s7lsc; electrolytic, 12.25d soc;
casting. 1212i5 d12.25c.
Tin was steady to firm. Spot. 33. 1od SO. .25c;
July, 33d SO. 10c: August. 80. 75@3 .S5c: Septem
ber 80 T503 e0c; October. 80. .So632 e0c Sales
tons spot at 33c. 10 tons July at 33.05c. The
London market was easy; spot. f14e; futures
$50 2s Sd.
Lead was firm at 445c bid New York and at
42Tla@4.35c East ST. Louis. London, spot f1-
lis Sd.
z.e565. .o5c East ST. Louis. London, spot, e:
rs Sd.
Iron-Cleveland warrants were quoted at ass
ad In London. Locally iron was quiet No.
foundry northern, s16.50Q16.75: No. 2, Sl6@
1928: No. 1 southern. $16.2 "a 1915; No.
southern soft. Sl6d 1928
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDlIlONS
depression overlies California causing
cloudy weather. with scattered showers and
thunder storms in the Sierra and intermountain
region and fair weather in southern California
and the northern portion Of the Pacific slope
Another depression is central south of Florida.
causing cloudy weather with rain In the gulf
and south Atlantic states. The following heavy
rainfalls are reported Galveston $50 inches and
New Orleans I.52 in the last II hours. An area
Of high pressure orerlies the lakes and north
eastern portion of the country. causing fair and
sessonabie weather in that section. Another high
area is central Of Vancouver island, causing faif
weather in the northern portion Of the Pacific
slope The humidity at Red Bluff is 81 per cent
and at Fresno 3s per cent. Conditions are favor
able for fair weather in California Wednesday.
except thunder storms in the Sierra.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the sc
hours ending at midnight July 20:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday;
moderate west wind.
Santa Clara vailey-Fair Wednesday; light
northwest wind
Sacramento valley-Fair Wednesday, with
thunder storms in the mountains; light south
wind
San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday. with
thunder storms in the mountains: light west
wind
California south of Tehachapi-Fair Wednes-
day; light west wind.
q. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster,
Temporarily in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Homeland company to Anders Boe, lot SO, block
6, Sunnyside; So
line Of Wieland street, 125 W of Edna. W Is By
112:6, and one other piece; SO.
Richard O'Connor and wife to Samuel g. Buck
bee fourth curt interest in lot in SW line Of Spear
1915; $40.
Domenico GaIletta and wife to Anna Brink
Alma avenue. 25 by W 1905 SO.
Charles W. Johnson and wife to l.. H. Noise,
Fred Krahenbuhl to Adolph Hiutermann. lot
at NE corner OF Forty first avenue and L street,
100 by 90; SO.
Mount Zion hospital, lot at NV corner of Post
and Scott streets W 1916. n 10, " %, n 81 T6.
e 1925 1873; $40.
Homeland company to Ellen b. Bishop lot 10,
block 21 Sunnyside; $40.
Hilda NJ. Anderson to Charles E. Anderson.
NV of H street. NV IS by sw 100; $40.
Jacob Weissbein and wife to Mrs-FM- P Los
Kay lot tras in line s. Of f. saS slo 1o
Andrew Berg TO Thomas F. Quinn, lot IL, block
X, Park Lane tract g; $40.
Parkside realty company to Minnie Loyins
Cooke lot in n line of Taraval street, 57:6 Z
of Twenty-ffth avenue. % By 100; $40.
Locke Paddon company to Meta Brace. lot In
s line of Elizabeth street, 80 of Bellevue.
Lucy K. Fiske to Charles ]. H. Schultz lot II
line of Twenty first avenue, $50 of GearJ
Henry j. Ohlsen and wife to Charles Ersepke
and wife, lot in Whine Of Anderson street, -
S of Jefferson 25 by W 20; $40.
Harriet r. McDougall to Minora s. Kibbe, lo
in line of Thirty second avenue, 125 W Of
street. W 25 by 100; $40.
Louis Nj. Crawford TO Carl II. Burg, lot %
block 81. Rels tract; $40.
Boston investment company to Frank o. Stall
man, lot in line of Twenty first avenue, II,
N Of OF Lake e street, street, p BY 2 12o; $40
Peter II. Olsen to Christine Olsen, half Of lo
in line OF Flood avenue. 100 Of Geneset
street. % by 1925; SO.
Morris Strange to Anita c. Strange. lot in
line Of Pond street, 1875 of Sixteenth, 2;
by $50; gift.
Ophelia Gunst TO Arthur Attridge. lot in "
line Of Shrader street, 100 of Fulton, 25 by
W 1863 $40.
Charles Levy and wife to julius j. Koenig lo
in line of Hermann street, 1881 E Of Stei
ner E 25:1115 by S 94:31a; $40.
Richard G. Harrison ct al. TO Elizabeth p
SW of Worden avenue, SW 81. Sc 53:513 Il
Mission street, NE 31:7h. NV 5S:101a $40
Wilfred NJ Goudey to Bertha Goudey. lot II
w line Of Alabama street. ITO Of Twenty first
Jacob Heyman company to Samuel ". Morgan
lot 2o2 gift map 1; $40.
Real Estate and Development company to Vim
cenzo Cardinale, lot in W line OF Arkansas
street. 141 N Of Twenty third % by W 100
grant.
F. S. Hates to George windeIer. lots 1880 tc
1884 and 1850 to 1854, gift map 4; $40.
Betty Marshall to George F. Brenner. lot in
W line of Twenty fifth avenue, $50 " of Clement
street. N 25 by W 12O; $40.
J. Soboslay ct al. executors Morris Sfminof
deceased} to Rivers Brothers, lot in line OF
Golden Gate avenue, 1925 w Of Taylor street
w $3.50 by N 1876; $4,000.
Elizabeth G.. Richardson ct al. TO Gertrude T
Lichtenstein, lot in line of Fifteenth avenue
100 Of street. 90 BYE 1916; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
pany's City of Puebla, which sailed yes
terday for Seattle, carried about 200
BY United wireless

BY United Wireless
Tuesday, July 10.
STEAMER PRESIDENT, from San Francisco for
San Diego July is, p. m.-July 1S, p. m,
20 miles south of Pigeon points calm and
smooth; all WELL
STEAMER CHARLES NELSON, from San Fran
cisco for Seattle July II. 1870 a. m, with
barkentine James Johnson in tow-JuIy 1S,
D. m Is miles south of Point Arena; moder-
ate northwest wind and sea; all we'll.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA. from San Luis for
Seattle July II, 6:35 p. m.-July IS, p. M.
Is miles north of Point Reyes; light north
west wind moderate SWELL hazy; all well.
STEAMER HILoNIAN, from Honolulu for San
Francisco July II, noon-July is, p. M,
sos miles from lightship; will arrive Wednes-
day evening.
STEAMER MAVERICK, from Richmond for
Portland and Seattle July Is, 4:45 p. m.-
July 15 II o. M, off Ediz hook; light north
west wind; clear; barometer, 3o14; tempera-
ture, 81.
STEAMER ATLAS, en- route from Tacoma to
San Luis and yentura-July Is, noon, passed
Columbia river; weather fine, northwest wind;
will arrive at San Luis daylight Thursday,
ventura noon, with barge in tow.
STEAMER WAsHTENAW, from San Luis for
Oleum July IS, p. m-July 19, a. M,
q miles north of Point Sur; moderate north
wind and smooth; barometer, 299S; tempera-
ture, 61.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July ie.-The sensational sd.
vance in July cotton. eliminating al 1850 yes
ferday was followed by almost equally sen.
sationaI break during foday's trading. Between
heavy shipments OF cotton in this direction from
, liverpool and the south il looked se If the July
Anss.rfs had secured cover. and when some cotton
was offered today the price suffered severely.
After selling ~ 1910 early July gradually
worked OF j. 0-,c and broke 10 1860 without
. single sale. while orly n few Thousand bales
changed hEnds during the entire morning This
represented loss from the closing quotation Of
yesterday OF nrer 81 per bale and decline of
81 20 = bale from the high point of Yesterday
Other positions weak also. August sold
at q net loss Of 80 points and the new crop broke
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
rOTTON FrTURES
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, July 19.-Dullness continues in the
wool market. but there growing signs that
improvement will not long be delayed. Quota
Gons, scored basis:
Texas-Fine IL months, 5s66oc; fine to 9
months. 540 Sc; fine fall. 50@52c.
Californis-Northern, 5S055c; middle county,
5o651c; southern. 45G47c: fall free. 42043c.
oregon-Eastern No staple 61@e2c; eastern
clothing. 56Q57c; valley, No. l. 52@54c.
Territory-Fine staple, 62664c; fine medium
staple. 60G64c; fine clothing, 57@5sc: fine me.
dium clothing. 54656c; half blood combing, 579
5Sc; three-eighths blood combing. 55@56c; quar-
ter blood combing, 52654c.
Pulled-Extra. Csc; fine A, 60062c; supers,
56H7S7c
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

, LOS ANGELES, July le-Recefpts Of egg,
were light today, but the price was not al
--Tanced Butter. and cheese were steady. Sweet
corn is cheaper Potatoes sold well
Receipts of produce were: Eggs III csses.
sutter, J9,0l4 pounds; cheese. 74O pounds: pota
toes. Z.4s2 sacks; beans $40 sacks: sweet pota
toes. % sacks F
Cheese lper lhl-Northern fresh: I7c: eastern
twins lel2c; eastern cheddars. zoe: eastern long
born. lsdzoc; eastern daisy. I9MIeJsc: Swiss
imported, soc; brick cream, l9c; limburger Is
a 20c
Butter fper lb}-Creamery. extra. 3I15c: first
s5tc: laole butter. 26c: cooking butter 26c
Eggs tper dozl-Local ranch csndled frsts
;-Ic; case count, Bic; eastern fresh 2Sc; storage
extras. 2Ge.
Beans lper etl)-No. 1 pink. s7.25; No.
l-ioss. S4.T5; No. Lady Washington, IS; No
small whites, Ss-T5; No. black eyes. Sc. 30: No
! gaEvsnzas, $780, No. / lentils California Z
Potatoes-New potatoes lug SIC: do 81 q
sack; white rose. 81: yellow sweets. G07c Ih
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Z D..>-f-L d. I'll. Gill
Snee;oI Dispatch to The Cal |

ABERDEEN, July 19.-The schooner Robert
Evans, which arrived Sunday from Talara bay.
South America, will go on the marine ways for
thorough cleaning and overhauljng before load
ing The Evans, in command of Captain Sell.
has met with series of troublesome trials since
leaving here for the South American port. 1t
experienced rough weather nearly all the way
down and nearly ran out of provisions on its
return.
The steamer Fair Oaks is crippled by the loss
of two propeller blades through coming in con-
tact with sunken log Captains coming into
the harbor complain of the carelessness of mill
men who are nllfng the harbor with these logs.
! which in time become waterlogged and dan
gerous. M
The schooner Ludlow got away to sea yester-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
south DAKOTA BACK
FROM SOUTH Seas
Cruisers Officers and Men En-
tertained by Government
of Argentine Republic

HE United States
a r m o r e d cruiser
South Dakota, Cap
tain Smith, which
left here last April
to. help the Argen-
tine Republic cele-
brate the one hum
dredth anniversary
of its independence,
returned yesterday
and after a brief
stay In man of war
row proceeded to
California City to
coal. The cruiser
will return to the
lower bay some
time today and will
remain there for
ahoNt a week. when
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
ArroRNEY DENIES pEcEIT-A

ATTORNEY DENIES DECEIT-Attorney D. A.
Curtin, for whose removal from the post Of
administrator of the estate of Albert j. Brown
a petition was made to the superior court by
Eva Brown, the widow. yesterday fled an
. answer denying that he had mfsled Mrs.
Brown He stated that the widow told him
that she knew him 10 be man OF splendid
reputation and that she wished him TO adj
minister the estate in preference to all other
persons. He appointed by Judge Corey
upon Mrs Browns written request and states
that the procedure was fully explained to her
and she knew just what she doing Curtin
says he sold barber shop in Deyisadero
street because it was losing 50 or $40 day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
BERKELEY RESIDENT
CHOSEN AS DELEGATE

BERKELEY. July 19.-S. J. Mathews.
member of Oakland typographical
union No. 36 and a resident OF this city.
has been chosen delegate to the fifty
sixth annual convention of the interna-
tional typographical union. which will
be held in Minneapolis August 3. Math-
ews will start east on a special train
carrying the delegates, who win en-
deavor to bring the convention to San
Francisco next year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
sunnI,e. for HonoIuIu

The steamer Nevadan sailed for Honolulu on
Friday with cargo valued at S141 ,54S and in
Guiding the following: 81 bhls flour, 1.178 bales
hay, 22,9S6 lbs beans, l,o30 lbs garvanzas 7,e49
ctis barley, 10 900 lbs millfeed 452 cs canned
goods. 427 lbs and 3 cs cheese, S.292 lbs but
Ter los cs baking powder, 601 pkgs fresh fruits.
garlic 1870 lbs and ~ pkgs bread. s,6o4 lbs
hams and bacon. 6,l04 lbs lard. 143 bbls salmon,
iz.4T3 gals and 75 cs wine, IL cs whisky. % cs
vermouth. 81 pkgs beer, 2,4e8 lbs seeds, A
pkgs drugs. 10 pkgs agricultural implements.
3. 500 SKIS cement. 3 900 frebfick, 152 doors. 400
bdls shingles. 1919 cs and Is drums kerosene.
2s3 drums distilate 2s7 cs 120 drums and II
bbls gasoline. 155 cs and 81 bbls oils. 2S cs
stationery, G67 cs soap, 260 pkgs paints $50
kegs red and white lead. SO pkgs machinery.
O. i3s lbs and Is bales tobacco. Is cigars and
cigarettes. IL rolls and ] cs leather. 107 pkgs
dry goods. So cs boots and shoes, 10 cs blasting
caps l. 200 cs dynamite. 475 and $50 kegs
blasting powder, 21 coils rope, 720.525 lbs fer
tiizer 40. 165 lbs tin plate. % bdls tents, 400
bdls shingles. / bull. horses
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20

S7Ec, vernish makers and painters nsptba In
p ll.k Isc, IA cases 2I1Sc. -
TurpeltIne-Higber Gt 9oc per gallon in cases
ErI Sc in bulk. drums aud iron barrels
E0sin fper bhl Of $50 lbsl-E IS so. r ss *.
e. $3.50; Il, $3.50; l. $50 SoO'
Red and White Lead-Red. Sk@9c; white.
.sIs GSa4e per H.
canned Fuits-The California Gamers asso-
C.drion quotes 1910 pack as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
BuiIdInr Contracts

Ignatz Stenhart with Sartorius company-Ele-
vator grill work and passenger and freight car
for building in N line of Sutter street, 1875 E
of Hyde, E 7s by 1879; 81. 900.
Thomas Smith with Mckenzie & Pinkerton-
To erect three story and basement frame build
Ing in line of Dolores street. 103 s OF Liberty,
s 25 by E 92:6 $500.
H. and j. Joost with c. r. Howes-To erect
an apartment building in line of Jones street.
103 of Jackson. 81 by 100; s10.3T5.
The Rialto building with Otis elevator CON-
pany-Four electric passenger elevators and
three hydraulic sidewalk elevators for building
in New Montgomery street; S1s.799-
Lorenz H. and Henrietta NJ. Hansen with o. A.
craemer-To erect three story and basement
frame building (hats) in s line Of Page street,
1876 w of Scott. 25x137:6; $3.50.
Gilmour & Johansen with NJ. A. Finnila-
Brick work. plastering, FIRE walls. chmseys.
fiues and brick manteis for a three story brick
building thats) in line of Leayenworth street,
91:S of Geary; 81 300.
Caroline Saletzke with j. z. Shand and W. r.
Couter-All work except plumbing for a three
story frame building in line OF Fifteenth
street, III W Of Noe, w % by n 115: $6.4J5.
Angelica r. Pedrini and Josephine p. Shippers
with Brutcher Serna-An work except plumb
ing. sewering and gas. fitting for three story
frame building in line of Sacramento street,
165 of Larkn % :6x137 g.: 81. .94s.
Same with George +. Bernard-Plumbing for
same; 81 ,056.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
London Wool Sales

LONDON, July 1e.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to 1880 bales, In
which brought out strong competition between
home and continental buyers. Tasmanian greasy
realized Is Cd and New South Wales lie AID.
Greasy crosshreds were firm, while scoureds were
irregular. The sales will be closed July %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-20
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Two Lumber Charters

The British bark Glenesk. at Humboldt bay.
is chartered for lumber thence TO Callso or
Mollendo. at 4os. and the British steamer Hazel
Dollar is engaged for the same business from
the Columbia river 10 China. Both were char
tered prior to arrival