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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
General Merchandise

BsEs-Grain bags, 5as@512c; San Quentin
Tor 4 ID: fleece tUine. T1sc per Ib
Coal-Pennsylvsnia anthracite egg. s1e per
Bay 81: Australia house-Richmond etc SO:
pelaw Main. SO: Stanford Richmond, SO: Cum
berIsnd SIS in bulk and S16.50 10 sacks: Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
Sl7 IN sacks.
OH lquotations are for barrelsl-Ianseed 81 .o5
per gallon for boiled and Sl03 FOR raw: eases
Sc more; castor oil IN cases. No. !. tic; Bakers
AA Sl1T0I.19; China nut. cases. 60dToc per
gallon; cocoaRut oil, IN barrels, T5Q7s5zc for
Xxx. T2ia acc for No. I and 7onT3hc for No
2 according 10 quantity extra beached winter
sperm oil. soc. natural winter sperm oil Soc
natural whale OIL, 55c; pure lard oil. 81: winter
strained lard of, 3Oc. pure neatsfoot OIL SIC:
No. 1 neatsfoot OIL CSC; herring oil. 50c salmon
oil. 5ot; boiled fsb oil, 5oc; paint oil. 45c.
sarrels or drums. sc: $50 degree OIL iron barrels
drums. l05sc; special do. lie; pearl oil, in
acc: Elaine. 26lzc; eocene. I9c; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk lie. IN 24c: engine
distillste. IN drums 5se cases &c more; Sc de-
nish mskers and painters naphtha, in bulk l5c,
IN cases 2254c-
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-Per Dbl Of $50 lbs: E, Ss.a5; F. Sc;
C. 50 10: II. rs: ]. 1920.
Red. and White Lesn-Red, So acc; white
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated 3 CSC; STANDARD coarse granuIsted 5.65c:
fruit cr6nulStcd. o5oc. cut LOAF, IN barrels only
T. 65c; II & r. crystal dominos. lb cartons in
cases s.65c; DO, In lb cartons in cases, 915c /;
monarch bar, ees tablets in half barrels, 6I5c;
do IN boxes. 0.4oc; cubes and crushed. 590c;
monarch powdered. 5-75c; xxx powdered
.. TJc: candy gr8Dulsted. 5.75c confectionery A.
8. 65c; confectioners crystals. 5-T5c; extra fine
eranulafed 5.45c: magnolia A. 525c: extra c.
3 I5c: golden {. Bose. d. 495c Barrels and 80
ih bags l0c. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more per
100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar in
- and 80 10 tins 81 90 more. in S and 10 ID
tins s2-35 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes follows; Granulated basis. 56Jc ::
--Hicrsde" bar. &c; powdered 5.T5c; A crushed
= soc: berry 5.65c: G. & II. extra dne grsnu-
lated 5.65cs coarse dry granulated, 5.65c; con-
loners A. &c; confeciiOners' crystal. 75c
cubes 5.g0c: bricks. 5.90c. extra lne dry granu-
lated 900 ID bags only. 5.45c; excelsior A,
5.25c; extra Z. 5.15c; golden 9. 5.05c; yellow d.
e5c; cut loaf ia barrels only, 7.G5c: H. & Z
crystal dominos. ID cartons, IN cases. S-65c; do
, ID cartons IN cases, 9.15c. Additional per ZOE
lbs: In barrels and SO 10 bags. 1oc more; half
barrels 25c more: boxes, soc more for all grades
Bar in 30 and 40 ID tins. $l.T0 more; IN 10 ID
tins, S235 Minimum order, carload
weight
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

Steam schooner Yellowstone sailed today for
San Francisco with cargo OF S00,eO feet Of
lumber loaded at St Helens-
Steam schooner Shna-Y Yak arrived this morn
/ ing from San Francisco with general cargo.
Steamer Harold Dollar. en- route from San
Francisco for Seattle, arrived in port last even
ing after fuel
;. sehooner Inca, with a cargo OF lumber for
New Zealand. arrived down the river this
morning. and probably will sail Saturday.
Gasoline SCHOONER Della Fl arrived down the
river with a fun cargo OF general merchandise.
and will SAN for NestHcca either this evening
or Saturday morning.
A raft containing about 100000 feet Of logs
belonging to the Benson lumber company was
brought down from Wallace slough today. and
viii be towed to San Diego by the San Francisco
tug Hercules.
ABERDEEN, AHg. 9.-Steamer CeutrsIia.
from the Grays Harbor run. is expected here
tomorrow to load at the Andersen and Middle
ton mill for San Francisco
The schooner oliver johnson docked at the
Slade mill today, and will probably begin load
ing Monday
Schooner Sailor Boy and bark John c. Meyer
have completed cargoes and will probably get
away to sea tomorrow, though there is a heavy
fog in the lower harbor
Schooner F. NJ Slade is about loaded for
Santa Rosalia, and win be ready for sea tonor-
row.
Steamers svea, Tahoe and Daisy Mitchell have
sailed, and the steamers Raymond and Daisy
Freeman arrived
Outgoing steamers for San Francisco. which
carry passengers. have all their accommodations
taken in advance, showing unusual amount
of travel between this port and San Francisco.
Reports have been brought by incoming steam
ers Of derelict off this harbcr but it could not
be located by tugs sent out to search for It,
Los ANGELES, Aug. 19.-Arrived- steamship
Santa Rosa. San Francisco; Watson Seattle
National City, San Diego; Helen P. Drew.
Greenwood: ]. B. Stetson. Portland; Noyo, Men
docino; Willapa. Willapa Harbor.
Sailed-Steam sclooners Aurelia. Eureka :
Carlos. Raymond: Helen L. Drew, San Diego
National City, Fort Bragg
SEATTLE, Aug. .-Arrived-Steamer City
of Puebla San Francisco; steamer Buchanan,
sound ports.
Saied--Steamer Governor san Francisco:
steamer City of Seattle, Sksgway; steamer
Buckman, San Francisco.
TACOMA. Aug. 19.-Arrfved British steamer
/ Bramley. sound ports.
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1tta~x. TaIIo,v. wool and Hen.

Hides-Culls snd brands sell about 3kdlc un-
der quotations: heavy sslted steers, IOiac; light
medium. 9i5c; light. s1ze; cowhides. Size:
sailed CALI, J5c; dry hides. 1sc; dry salt
hides. 12c; dry kip. I5c; dry calf, 22c
4oae0c; medium, e06eoc; long wool, eoc 9$I 20
lambs 2565Oc: horsehideS. salt. S225M3 for
large and sI.5OG2 for medium, 75c@s1 for small
and 25d50c for colts; horsehides. dry, SI.50d
2 25 for large and a for medium, 5ocQSl
Tor small and 25G50c FOR colts; goatskins, prime
sngouss. T5c@S1; large hair gosts. 30940c; me-
dium. 20d 25c; small. 5M15c.
TsiIow-No. i rendered, s1k 9ecs No. ., 4@5c;
grease 2d2kc.
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple
ad1lc; do S months. 7011c; northern Sonoma
and Mendcclno. 1Sd2oc; Humboldt, 20c asked
Nevada. 15G17c per ID.
Hops-Csiifornia. 1O015c for crop of 1909;
oregon, 1O@I5c per lb; crop Of 1910, 10G1ec
uer H.
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TWAS NO PIPE DREAM,
AS WIFE TESTIFIES
Louis Knubbe's Love for Smok-
ing Promotes Family Discord

Louis Knubbe. 141O I street south,
seems to love his pipe better than his
wife Frieda. He is in the habit when
going to bed of lighting big German
pipe and smoking till he falls asleep.
filing the bedroom with reeking to-
bacco smoke. His wffe's remonstrances
were of no avail and Thursday night
she got out of bed and threw open the
window. telling him that she was chOk-
ing.
Knubbe commanded her to close the
window and when she refused he
Jumped out OF bed and grabbed hold
of her, saying: IF you want fresh
air so much you can get IL outside
He threw her into the street with such
force that she was isjured.
Knubbe was arrested on a charge OF
battery His attorney made the je-
Tense that many married women were
mean to their husbands and il was
absurd for wife TO object TO her
husband smoking fine Havana cigar.
Knubbe was truthful enough to admit
it was not cigar. but pipe. and the
Judge convicted him, ordering him into
custody to appear for sentence this
morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20

Stql--s per box: other varieties, 60@75c for
Snglee and 35M50c for common: crabapples
boxes ~ ee
fears-Bsrtletts. T5cGs1.2 per box; other
varieties. 50cMSI p per box.
2uinces-65fd S5c per box
- eAcnes--''.,es e DOC per small box. with fancy
mountain fruit held at 500e5c: carriers 45dg7Oc;
si9su lugs. 35Q SOC. large boxes 5ocdSl.
tsnnes-6OdT5c Tor crates and 406d6Oc for
Zoe W. w. O'' ~
Nectarines-SSc@Sl per box or crate
rigs tper drawer) Black S5cMsi: Bruins
"leh, 500 I9c: white. 60M75c.
Neiohs--NutmeS melons. 75c@S1 per box; can
per dozen
Srapes-Seedless, 6o@15c for crates and Go9
- - Tor igg boxes; tokay. S5cuS1 per crate: mus
80 'ot1 toc per crate aud 75dSOc for lug boxes:
Othet varieties. 40d65c per box or crate.
citrus Fruits tper box)-valencia oranges S4
Q4-So for choice and s. 50Gl3 80 for standa I'd ;
grapefruit, S2-75@3 for seedless and Sl0lI 80 for
common; lemons, $5d5.50 for fancy. $3-50@lz 80
S6GG.50
tropical Fruits-Bsnanss. 75cd$i.25 per
btnen Tor Hawaiian and Mexican, S1.50@2. 80
dozen.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispotch 10 The Caul

Los ANGELES. Aug. 1e.-Active buying of
staples was the feature Of the produce market.
Butter, eggs, potatoes aud cheese, firm. Re-
ceipts:
Eggs, 10 eases; butter, Sc .040 pounds: cheese
1900 pounds potatoes, 1915 sacks; onions, 26
sacks; sweet potatoes Il sacks; apples, 600
boxes.
Eggs (per dozenl Local ranch candled 37e:
DO case counts. buying price a3c; eastern fresh.
SOC; eastern storage extras, &c; eastern storage
seconds 24c.
Butter (per poundl-California creamery ex-
tras 34i9c; do hrsts, Sic; cooking, 231sc; ladle,
% &c.
Cheese (per poundl Northern fresh. 1e1a @17c;
large anchor. 1sc; Oregon daisy. 1Slae; singles.
lse: eastern twins. lsi9c; eastern daisies l9c:
eastern longhorns, 1e@20c; eastern cheddars. 1e
e120c; imported swiss. 3oc; Jack. 1sc; domestis
swiss. 22024c; cream brick. lee; limburger. 1ec;
Roquefort, 3sc; Edam, $3.50; Canadian cream,
81 box.
Beans-No. pink. S7.25: No / limss. s5: No.
l Lady Washington. $3.50; No. 1 small whites,
$3.50; No. 1 backeyes. So; No. ! garvanzas
$3.50; No. 1 California lentlls, 81; German len
tils. 81.
Potatces-Highlands. S1.35@1.50 per ctl: local
Burbsnks, $3.50; yellow sweets, 3isc per 10.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

4
With the exception of thunder storms in Ari-
zona, forerunners of large disturbance over
northern Mexico and Texas, there has been no
rain during the last "a hours west of the Rocky
mountains. There has been heavy rain in west
ern Minnesota, Texas and on the New Jersey
coast. The following heavy amounts re-
ported: Abilene. 1.62 Galveston, LA; Moor
head LILO. and Atlantic City, 1.02 inches.
There is considerable cloudiness throughout the
Atlantic states and the weather is generally
unsettled there and along the gulf coast.
The temperature has risen rapidly in the
plains states and Rocky mountain section. There
are excessively high temperatures at eastern
points In California the usual midsummer tenn
peratures prevail. In the great valley afternoon
readings range from Sc at Sacramento 100 de-
grees at Fresno.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was % and
at Fresno 81 per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday /;
light south wind, changing to moderate west.
Santa Clara valiey--Fair Saturday; light south
wind. changing to north.
Sacramento yaliey-Fair Saturday; continued
warm light south winds.
San Joaquin yalley-Fair Saturday; continued
warm light north winds.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Satur-
day: thunder storms in the untains and east;
moderate temperature; light north wind, chang
ing to SOUTH
a. G.. McADIE. District Foreeaster.
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FIour and Farfnaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. Sc. .S0n6-2o net
y thout discount; bakers extras. S5.S006.20;
superhne. Sz.609 4-90; oregon and Washington,
per bbl S5M525 Tor family. bakers and patents.
aud 81 .25M4.S0 for cut OF: Kansas patents,
$50; 90 sfraights $3.50; Dakota patents. 81 40;
do straights. $40: do clear. $500 per bb
Farinsceous GOods-Buckwhest -four 81: buck
wheat -four. self-rsising. $50; buekwheat
grosts. IS; corn meal, yellow So. white 50, extra
cream yellow S3.25. extra cream white, S3.25;
corn GOur S3: cracked wheat. $3.50: entire
wheat hour 20; farina. $3.50; graham -four.
So; hominy large Sc. small IS. graBulated So
oatmeal Sa.25: cat grOats. $4 %; pearl barley.
81 20: rice -four. Sc: rolled oats. $4-25; rolled
wheat $3.50; rye nour, SS.25; rye meal $50;
split peas. yellow s. green $3.50; extra cream
rolled oats. $50 lbs S7.50. 30 10 sacks 81; rolled
flakes 80 10 bbls S5.T5. . 80 ID sacks S5-25;
rolled wheat. $50 lbs. SD I5 ID sacks. s4.25.
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Conee Trade

The New York circular OF Henry Nordlinger
& Co. says.
"A point OF interest in connection with the
sDpsrent strength Of the market IS that some
brazil houses in good standing have been offer
ing coffees for shipment = month OF two hence
FOR less than prompt shipments could be bought,
! Circumstance from which Nc must conclude
that these houses are anticipating lower prices
later on.
.sIu our last circular we called attention 10
.ho circumstance that the July receipts would
inciudc large portion old crop coffee and
ehonld therefore not he taken basis for
committing the extent Of the current crop The
receipts during July. however. have exceeded
inc expectations ne then entertained The
-roo is admittedly not n large one. there
-,s,id he no such incentive 10 hurry shipments
r,~~~srd As existed last year, when. With q
crop known 70 be considerably in excess Of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
lTTON FITTTRES
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Aug. 19.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say OF the wool market tomorrow:
with a continued unsatisfactory movement in
goods for next spring. manufacturers are still
buying wool in a very conservative manner.
although the immediate outlook is by no means
bright
ssThe demand is chiefly for territory staple at
646765c secured. and fine to medium at 5665Sc.
with ine secured selling at 60665c.
-s.Ihe shipments Of wool from Boston to August
IS Inclusive were l2l zoe, ,214 pounds, against
100 o03 716 pounds for the same time last year
The receipts TO August IS. inclusive. were 1SO-
period last year"
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Light Cargo for the Orient.

Light largo lot tne Or1ent.
The japanese steamer Tenyo Maru sailed for
Hongkong and way ports Wit Honolulu Tues
day with a cargo valued at $685. exclusive
of treasure, and TO be distributed as follows:
For Japan. s27ee1; China, s31. .o93; Korea,
S2.3f3: East Indies, $3,6s5; Siam $6Ts. The
principal shipments and their destinations were
as follows:
To Japan-172s 2s6 lbs sugar. 1,e4o lbs dried
fruit. 637 lbs bacon 1.0S1 lbs coffee. IS cs canned
goods, 700 lbs glucose. LILO lbs lard, $50 lbs
nuts, cs whisky, cs champagne, cs wine,
80 bdls wire. 1S4 rolls and IL cs leather, "a
bales scrap leather, 81 pkgs paints, 80 cs and Is
bbis oils 80 rolls felt liz pkgs electrical goods
80 drums asphalt I automobile.
To Chins-S,565 lbs dried fruit, / 647 lbs
raisins, Alb cs canned goods $500 lbs coffee. 216
pkgs fresh fruits, 428 lbs and cs bread, 2,960
lbs nuts, 24o lbs lard, 421 lbs hams and bacon
cs honey, 1880 lbs meals. 1850 lbs ginseng
100 pkgs paints, cs boots and shoes, 10 bales
cotton. % rolls and 1 cs leather S,Sa4 lbs sheet
lead. so pkgs sporting goods, IL pkgs wagon ma
terial, IS pkgs drugs.
To Korea-s0 cs canned goods, 153 pkgs ma
chinery.
To East Indies-75 cs canned fruit, 10 pkrs
machinery, so rolls roofing.
To Siam--1ST cs canned goods. cs honey.
Exports for the North
The steamer City of Pueba sailed for VIC
British American cities. valued at S42,OS0, and
including the following:
112,410 lbs dried fruit, 40. .256 lbs raisins, PA
pkgs vegetables, I'll pkgs onions, 80 pkgs pota-
toes. 75s pkgs fresh fruits 2l2 gals and 20 cs
wine. s102 cs canned goods, 1.S25 lbs coffee,
10000 lbs salt. 400 lbs spices. 5 pkes wagon
material. IL sewing machines. 20 cs and bbs
oil. f6s pkEs machinery. SO pkgs electrical goods,
5000 SKIS cement.
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far this month. Local dealers report firm if
not active market and quote lake copper at
II. @I3c; electrolytic, 2621a 12.T5c; cast
ing. IL 256I H. SOC.
Tin-Firm. Spot 33.70013S. .77lac; August,
So 90 33. Soc; September. 80. T5033 SOC; October,
33 S3. a5c; November December. 33. SO. Ioc-
Sales OF FIVE tons September ar SO. Toe. London
closed duh. Spot f15i rs Sd; futures. 1858 los:
Iead-Steady. 4.40M4.50c New York and
z y "a 4. 30c East st. Louis. London spot,
fl2 SIS Cd.
spelter-Firm 5.35a5.40c New York and
5.15@5.20c East ST. Louis. Sales. 100000 pounds
August delivery East st. Louis at 5.1I I2c. Lon
don SPOT. f22 los.
Iron-cleyeland warrants. 49s 1olad in Lon.
don. Locally the market ar was quiet. No, o,l
16 No southern and No. 1 southern soft,
s15.75G16.25.
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PORTLAND-Arrived Aug 70. $50 a NJ
stmr Falcon, hence Aug. IL
yESTURA-Arrfved Aug 1S-Stmr San ia
RAYMOND-ArrfEed Aug. Is. $50 p H.
Stmr Grays HarbOr. from ASTORIA
ECREkA-ArTived Aug. L. II m--Stmr Prem
tiss. hence Aug. is; a. m, stmr T. A kilourn,
hence Aug. Is.
POINT LOBGS-Passsd Aug. 10. 10.45 a. m.-
Stmr Temple T. Dorr. from Eureka for San Pc
Astoria for san Pedro.
from wiIlspa for San Pedro.
POINT REY ES-Passed Aug 10. $50 a. NJ
Stmr Temple =. Dorr. from Eureka for san Pc
TAToosH- in Aug 1s. $40 p M
Brig W. G. Irwin, hence Aug 4 for Roche hsr-
CREscENT-Passed in Aug. Is. p. m
Sehr Luzon. from Redoude Beach for Townsend
EASTERN PORTS
BALTIMORE-Sailed July S-Br stmr Rather
Inc PARK. for Honolulu.
BOSTON-Arrived Aug. 1s-Br stmr Ocean
Prince. from Calcutta.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-Psssed Aug IL
.Br stmr Crewe Fall, from Philadelphia for
NEW YORK-Arrived Aug. 1s-Br stmr Cras-
ter Hall. from Cailao.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULU-Arrived Aug 19-Br stmr Ma
kura from Vancouver.
sailed Aug. 1S~U s stmr Albany. U $. stmr
Buffalo, for Guam.
FOREIGN PORTS
vANCOUvER-Sailed Ang. 1s. a. m.-Br
stmr Ming Chow. for Comox; 2 p. m-. Ger stmr
Serspis. for Boat barber.
GUAYMAS-Arrived Aug 1s-Stmr Curacao.
hence Aug :. and sailed Aug. IS for San Fran
cisco.
Sailed July 25-Br stmr Henley. for Mazstlan
and Salfna cruz.
PORT NATAI<-Arrived Aug 15-Br stmr Har-
ley. from Newport News for Manila.
PANAMA-Sailed Arg. 15--Ger stmr Wotan.
for San Francisco
Arrived Aug. IS D. m.-Br stmr Trinculo.
from Port San Luis.
ALGIERS-Safled Aug. 1s-Br stmr Hudson,
for Hankow.
LONDON-Sailed Aug. 1s-Ger stmr sersk.
for San Francisco.
YOKOHAMA-sailed Aug. 1e-Br stmr EN-
press of Japan. for Vancouver.
PUERTO MEXICO-Sailed Aug. f6-Stmr
Massachusetts,. for Delaware breakwafer-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aug 16-Br stmr Mont
eagle, for Vancouver via Yokohams.
ST. LUCIA-Sailed Aug. 11-Br stmr Lord
Curzon. for NOrfok-
Passed July 1s-Br stmr Katherine PARK. from
Baltimore for Honolulu.
vICTORIA-Arrived Aug 1s-Stmr City Of
Puebla. hence Aug 16
Sailed Aug Iel-NOr stnr Jethou for Taku
SUVA-Arrived Aug. 6-Br stmE Waitemata,
hence July II.
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLYMOUTH-Arrived Aug. f9-Stmr President
Lincoln, from New York for Hamburg.
LIVERPOOIs-Arrfved Aug. 19-Stmr Empress
Of Ireland from Quebec
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aug 1s-Stmr Corsican,
from Liverpool.
sailed Aug. I9-Stmr Mezantic. for Liverpool
NEW YORK-Arrived Aug. 1S-Stmr Califor-
MIA, from Havre.
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export limit. it was natural for holder OF
coffee in the interior to use every effort to get
bis coffee down to the shipping port soon as
possible, and still we find the July receipts %
per cent larger than two years ago when the
santos receipts for the crop totaled 950o,o00
bags.
Mild coffees have been firmly held. Mexicans
and Maracaibos have been in good demand. the
former even more than the latter There IS
a likelihood that before the end of next
month the scarcity of Mexican coffees will make
Itself generally felt wherever they are used
The actions of the market. from now on,
VIII be guided almost entirely by the prospects
of the 19l1-l2 crop. even before it is on the
trees, and any reports or rumors affecting that
down.
"A most striking evidence OF this fact was
presented shortly after the middle of last month
by the advance Of the market upon receipt OF
cables reporting damage by frost TO the 1901
crop. This report, coming at a season of the
usually occur, at a time when they could do no
possible harm TO the trees, nevertheless resulted
in higher option market, and this advance
has since been maintained while the rlmor
on which IL was based has melted away like a
streak of morning cloud.
An advance in our option market in the ma
jority of cases in recent years has been sue
ceeded by a sharp falling on in spot business.
and it is remarkable 10 note how long IL has
been possible flor weeks, sometimes for monthsl
Tor the interior trade to hold on and usually
successfully, for lower figures.
We are experiencing exactly that condition
Of affairs at the present time. The option mar
vance full and strong. while myers apparently
look on with absolute indifference and keep
sloof. 1t remains to be whether or not
the interior buyer VIII again win OUT
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Dried Fruits. Rai.ln.. Nut. and Honey

reaches are firm. with prices fraction
Iisher- Prunes sre also firm hut unchanged.
sir activity in raisns is reported.
fruits-bFaporsted apples. 7M7i5c: fancy. S6l
SO; anricots. future delivery, 103t 6Dl2c; fancy
Moorparks. I2l5 a I3c: peaches 1910 crop. future
delivery. 5lz M6l4c; fancy. 7GTi4c; prunes. new
crop, - n 4asc net 10 growers in the country.
Win fc premium for sos and &c premium for
4os hgs. 81 asa q: pears. Sl2 d12c.
kaisins-hew crop. layers. clusters-6 crown,
80; crown. 81. 20; ! crown. 81. .25; , crown,
s3c; crown. 30e- seeded. 5d55sc for choice and
% e6c for fancy; Thompsons seedless. sac for
unDieached and Tiac for hleached: loose musca-
TEL, crown. 41s@4asc; crown. &C; . crown.
: nc; seedless. rs @3cs new rsisins, 3d3kc in
sweatbox at Fresno.
Auts-Alsmeoa- nonpareils. 16i9c; IHL. is nc;
ne plus ultra. 141sc; brakes i3c: languedocs.
lSc. hard shell. Ike; wslnuts 13c per 10 for No.
/ softshells, SIC for No. . do; pecans. 14I a
aoe; peanuts. Al Q5e; pine nuts, lsG2oc per ID.
Honey-Nominsl.
Beeswax-275s 9Soc per Ib for light and 2SG
26c for dark.
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Uav and FeedStufTN

Receipts OF hay continue very large, and the
market Is etin dull
red.
ings--s32d34 per ton.
Shorts-s2602T per ton.
Feedsturs~Roiled barley. s23d24: rolled oats
for feed. S3Od32: mixed feed. S25d26 for
average lots linseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40,
10 tons $4,000 3 tons SAL smaller lots 81. so:
cocoaaUr cake OF meal at mills. SIS in 20 and 10
and $3.50 in ton lots; jobbing. SIG; corn meal
S36@3T; cracked corn. S36a3T; alfalfa meal
carlosd lots SI5. iObbing $40; red star alfalfa
meal. SIS in car lots and SIG 1Obbing: Modesto
alfalfa meal Sl4-50 in car lots and SIG jobbing
stockton mealfalfa. SIS in car lots and sic job
hing: Csproco olcake meal. S16.5O per ton.
HsF-Wheat, S99l3: wheat and oat, S9612;
tame ost, SSGI2' volunteer wild oat. S1@l0;
alfalfa SSdl3: stock hay. S5G7 per ton.
Sfrsw-85d a 60c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
PnnIfrr and Game

Poultry continued TO srrive freely from state
tnipping points yesterday, early deliveries from
Fetaluma alone being over 100 cOOps. The mar
ket remained dull with sellers unable 10 effect
ciearances Of small young chickens except at
concessions. Large young roOsters and hens
were light.
Poultry lper dozeDl-Hens. S5d550 for small,
S6QT FOR large and SSdl0 for extra: young
roosters, lS6dT; do. extra. SS@9: old roosters.
S5d5.5O: fryers. Sz.50M5 50; broilers S35O04
Tor large and $25O03 for small; ducks. $667;
pigeons, si.75d2; squads, S2.50@S; geese, S2@
? 50 per pair.
came lDer dozen Nominal
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
KOREA WILL MAKE
TWOSPECIALC CALLS
Liner Will Land Army Freight
at Manila and Commercial
Delegation at Shanghai

IE Pacific Mail
liner Korea, Cap
tain S q n d b e L z,
which Will sail
Tuesday for the
far east, will make
two special Gals.
one at Manila and
the o t h e r at
Shang ghai. The call
at Manila will be
for the purpose of
landing about 1900
tons of army and
navy freight and
about 500 tons of
merchandise. The
liner will have al
ogether a b o Il {
$500 tons of cargo,
The Korea will
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-20
Reann and Seeds

Besns fper ctl)-Bsyos, S5.5065 so: small
white, S3.S5@4.10; large white S3.75d4; pink.
SeG6-2s: red. S6de 10: bisckeye. s5sOd5 Is;
lima. S445G4.50; red kidneys. nominal; cram
berry beans. 81 .4Od - 90: gsrvRnzss 81 5o13. %
horse beans. new. S1-s5d2I5.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 41ac: yellow mustard,
-; haxseed. 5d5isc; canary, 3le a354c: al
faifa, l4q l5ci rape, 1M21sc; timothy. 7i5c;
hemp. 3M31Sc; millet 2&tc per 10.
Dried Pess--Green. S3@s-25 per ctl.