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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

FlOEr-Cslif0rnla family extras. So -S066 90
net without discount. bakers extras S5.SOa
$40; superhne. S4.6O@4 90: oregon and Washing
ion. per Dbl. S5d5.25 for family bakers and
patents and 81 25d so for cuto6: Kansas pat
ents. SEQ; do straights. $3.50 Dakota patents,
80; do straghts. 81 20, do clear. $500 per bbl
D. -Farlnaceous GOOds-Buckwheat -four 81; buck
wheat -four. self-raising 50: buckwheat groats,
So corn meal, yellow 50, white 50, extra cream
yellow $50 extra cream white S3.25; corn
6our. 50; cracked wheat $3.50; entire wheat
Hour. $50; fsrina. S3.60; graham hour, $3;
hominy- large So small 50, grsnulated So; ost-
meal S425; DO groats. Sz25; pearl barley Sz.20;
rice -four Sc: rolled oats, S4-25; rolled wheat.
$50; rye -four, IS 25; rye meal $50; split
peas, yellow s.. green $3.50; extra cream rolled
cats. $50 lbs $3.50, 80 ID sacks 81; rolled dakes.
80 lb bbls s.. -. , 80 10 sacks S5-25; rolled
WLaar. 80 lbs s. I5. . ID sacks S425
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Rx limited WireIe..

Thursday. September l.
STEAMER SIBERIA-From China. ETC.. for San
Francisco; Aug. 81, p. M, 1855 miles of
San Francisco; all well.
STEAMER MARIPoSA-From Tahiti for San
Francisco: Aug. 81, p. M. 697 miles OF
San Francisco lightship; moderate north north
east wind and sea; barometer 299s; temper
ature GO.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-From San Fran.
cisco for Seattle; Aug. 81. p. M, % miles
l. south of Northwest Seal rocks; clear; fresh
northwest wind; moderate sea; barometer
30.14; temperatures60.
STEAMER ATLAs-From San Francisco for Sc
attic. with barge 90 in tow; Aug 81 D. m
of Blunts reef light: clear; fresh northwest
wind; moderate sea; barometer 80. 80; temper
ature so.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Honolulu for
Port San Luis; Aug. 80. u p. m, 300 miles
from Honolulu; all well.
STEAMER SANTA MARATHON Port San Luis
for San Francisco; Sept. 1. a. M, at light
ship.
STEAMER MAvERICK-Left Point Richmond
1928 p. m. for Seattle: 4:30 p. m. off Tennes-
see cove: light west wind; hazy; smooth sea
barometer $3.50; temperature IS.
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General Merchandise

Bags-Gra'n bags. 5a a5zc; san Quentin
bsgs, 5lzc: wool bags = nc for 81 10 and 2olA
Tor 4 10; feece twine, nc per ID.
-Cosl-Pennsylysnia anthracite egg. SIG per
son; Wellington. So; New Wellington, SO: Coos
Peiaw Main So; Stanford Richmond, So; Cum,
berlsnd. SIS in bulk and Sl6.5O IN sacks: Welsh
anthracite, So; coke, SO per ton in bulk and
81 IN sacks.
OH quotations are for barrels)-Idnseed.
s1.oT per gallon for boiled and SI05 for
raw cases. sc more castor oil in cases. No. 1.
11c: Bakers "A. S1s17dlI9: China nut cases
60N roc per gallon; cocosnut oil. in barrels. 75d
Tsisc for XXX. T2i3 dT6c for No 1 and 700
- ibc FOR No. ?, according 10 quantity: extra
blcacbed winter sperm oil, Soc; natural winter
sperm OIL soc, natural whale OIL 55c: pure lard
OH 81 winter strsIDed lard oil 9Oc: pnre neafs-
FOO oil S5c; No. ] neatsfoot oil Csc: herring
IN SOC: salmon OIL soc; boiled fish oil, soc;
GOAL OH Gasoline, etc.-water white. iron
barrels drums. &c; $50 degree oil, iron barrels
OF drums. 1Olzc; special co. lie; pearl oil in
eases I6c; astral, l6c; star I6c: extra star I9c;
Elaine 26Ikc: eOcene. 19c. red crown and motor
gasoline in bulk. l1c, in cases 24c; engine dsti-
late. n crums t12e. cases &C more; Sc degree
gasoline. III bulk 30c. in cases 37kc; varnish
makers and painters naphtha. in bulk I5c. in
Turpeutine-95c: per gallon in eases and
$50 in bulk. drums and iron barrels
Rosin-ner bbl Of 2so lbs: Z. ss-e5; F. So;
g. $40; II. S9.l5; ]. $3.50.
RED and White Lead-Red. s5sGsc; white
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
D.
friit granulated, 5.65c: cut loaf. n barrels only
I-65c5 H. & z. crystal dominos, 10 cartons in
cases, S.65c; do In , lb cartons in cases. else;
monarch bar, &c; tablets. in half barrels, 6.15c
do in boxes. 6sOc: cubes and crushed. $500; /;
monarch powdered. 575c; xxx powdered.
575c; candy granulated, -75c; confectioners' A,
o-65cf confec1ioners' crystals, Bloc; extra fine
granulated. 5.4Jc; magnolia A, 5-25c; extra c.
o-l5c; golden c. 5.05c; D. 4-95c. Barrels and so
lb bags Zoe. half barrels 25c, boxes soc more per
100 lbs than FOR bags of 100 lbs net. Bar in IS
sno 90 ID tins $40 more. in and 10 lb tins
go iRore per 100 lbs than price for this trade
in 400 II bags
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
psny quotes follows: GrsnuIated basis. $3.50;
hlgrade" bar. &c; powdered. 5.75c; A crushed
59oc; berry. 5.65c; c. & Il. extra fine granu-
lated, 5.bJe; coarse dry granulated. 5-65c; con-
iectoners A, 565c; confectioners' crystal. 5.75c;
cubes, 5.90e; bricks. 5.90c; extra fine dry grsnu-
.s5ed Zoo lbs bags only. 5.45c; excelsior A.
Doc extra G. 5-l5c; golden c. Bose; yellow D.
f-s5c; cut loaf. in barrels only 1850; II. z.
tT.slal cominos 5 10 cartons. in cases. S.65c; do
= 10 cartons in cases. 9.15c. Additional per 100
IDS In barrels and 50 ID bags 1Oc more; half
barrels, z5c more: boxes SOC more for all grades
Bar IN - and 40 10 tins. $I.70 more; In 10 ID
tlns, 800 more. Minimum order carload weight.
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A Cargo for Honolulu

The steamer Wilhelmina sailed for Honolulu,
Wednesday with cargo valued at S251, TIA and
including the following:
212 bbls flour, s9S3 ctls barley, 27 ctIs wheat.
II 597 lbs and 423 cs bread. g 500 lbs beans
3, 100 lbs bran, i0.065 lbs butter, 1866 lbs and
Is pkgs cheese, 81 eggs. 3.194 cs canned
goods. So ctls corn, 3.131 pkgs fresh fruits "a :
3l7 lbs fresh meat. 4,93s bales hay, s,663 lbs
$50 lbs middlings. 10000 lbs meaifalfa. 4I5
pkgs potatoes: so pkgs onions. 1s9 pkgs vege-
tables. 2,431 lbs dressed poultry. 1.221 lbs and
10 bxs dried fruit. 10,400 lbs salt, $50 cs 50
bbls and 25 half bbls salmon s756 lbs sugar.
III lbs tea, IS .921 lbs and SO cs meals 21 702
gals and cs wine, 80 gals and 80 cs whisky.
81 pkgs beer, 50 cs ginger ale. l41 gals gin,
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. Sept. Ia sale of sheepskins was
held here today. The attendance was good and
there was a fair demand for the $500 bales
offered. Prices were practically unchanged. ex-
cept for medium coarse brossbreds. which were
unchanged 10 l5d dearer. and Punta Arenas
which ranged from unchanged 10 u lower. FOL
lowing are the sales and prices obtained for
clothing and combing:
New South Wales. 500 bales at 3L 6s%d
Queensland. 200 bales at 80 092d
Victoria. 800 bales at Az 09d.
South Australia. 1,400 bales at 32 1915d.
Tasmania. 200 bales at 3dS24d
New Zealand; 2.l0o bales at 3E dl01zd.
Punta Arenas, 100 bales at 4@4 69ISd
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NEW YORK. Sept standard conner. 6url.
spot, September. October. November and Decen.
Der. 12.15d Il. .30c. London quiet; spot f55 los
Sd: futures f56 IS 3D.
Custom house returns showed exports of 81 a71
tons for the month. Local dealers rencrted 4
quiet market for spot copper. Lake. u S7I5id
Il. soc.
Tin. easy: spot, 35.soG35. .S7tSc: September
Der. 3450d35c; December. 81 3715 n35c. Ionden
firm; spot. fl63 los: futures fl5s 5s Local
sales. tons Of October at 35c.
Lead. dull: spot, 4.40a4.50c New York. 4256
4.3oc East St Louis. London. spot fI2 los
Spelter. steady; spot. 5.3715 assoc New York
5.22i1 d5.2715e East st. Louis Sales 100 oOf
pounds East ST. Louis December and September
at 5.22l2c. London. spot ED los.
Iron-cleyeland warrants. ADS l0l5d in London
Locally iron was quiet No, / foundry northern
sl6@ie.50; No. =. S15.50G16: No. southern
and No. 1 southern soft. S15.T5G1e.2J.
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S.92c; centrifugal. 9e test, 442c; molasses
sugar 50 test. 3.6Tc.
Refined sugar-Steady
Coffee closed steady at a net gain of 10@2t
points; sales 50. 75G bags. September and DC
tober 1850, November Sc. December S10c, Janu
airy size. February s. lac. March s.15c, Apri
Sic, May S.10c, June S.20c, July S.23c. Angus
S.24c
Spot firm; Rio No. T. 1O@10Ac: Santos No. 4
1oMc Mild firm. Cordova, I01z a 13c.
Butte--Steady and unchanged.
Cheese-Unsettled and unchanged
Eggs-Firmer; state. Pennsylvania and nearb!
hennery white. 2S@ 33c; do gathered white. 26G
SOC; do hennery brown 2s@30c; do gathered
brown, 25d 2Sc; fresh gathered extra first, "A !.
Q251 &c; hrsts 221z d2S 15c; seconds, 21@22c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated apples-Steady and quiet Spo
fancy, 1015 d11c; choice. S1s d9c; prime, S@
sl1c; common to fair. 6ss @114e.
Prunes-Quiet and firm. Quotations 81 G10'
for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-4os and 5G919c fol
OFegons.
Apricots-ouiet and unchanged. Choice, 1o1.
@1lA4c; extra choice, Tx G12Ac. Fancy, 1:
G131Ic.
Peaches-Quet and steady Choice, 7c; extra
choice. 81 m7Ac c; fancy. SM Sac.
Raisns-Quiet and firm q Sc museatels. 81
d5Ae; choice TO fancy seeded. 4%@6&c; seed
less, "a @512c. London layers, 81. 20I %.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSoeciol Dispdfch to The Call

Eureka, Sept 1.-Arriving at O'Clock this
morning from Portland, via Astoria, and de-
parting at 3:15 o'clock this afternoon on the
return trip north the North Pacific Coast
steamship company's steamer Eureka. The Eu-
reka carried freight and passengers on both the
incoming and outgoing trips.
The Pacific lumber companys steamer W. II.
Murphy arrived from San Francisco shortly after
noon today and proceeded to the Fields Landing
wharf where cargo Of redwood lumber is to be
loaded for tie return trip south.
Arriving at 4:05 O'Clock this afternoon was the
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Benns and seeds

The stock in regular warehouses September
and the receipts ia August appear elsewhere on
This page.
p Beans lper ctll-Bayos. S5.50d $50; small
white. S3-S5d4. lO- large white, S3.75d4; pink
S60G-25; red. SGde.1O; blsckeye, S550@5. 20;
lima S4.45a 40; red kidneys, nominal; cram
berry beans, S4.40a4.60; gsrFsnzas. S2.5eG3. % /;
horse beans, new, Si-S5G2.l5.
Seeds-BroNn mustard, 475c; yellow mustard.
i daXseeo, 5GJlzc; canary, 31a ASA al
islfa, l4Q l5c; rspe, lG2lsc; timothy, T3zc;
hemp, ga 3i2c; mIllet. 2St c per ID.
. lr-ed Peas-.ireen. s.. .5Oa2. @ per ctI.
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MARIPOSA Will BE
HERE ON SATURDAY
Among Those Coming From Ta-
hiti Is United States Sena=
tor G. c. Perkins

HE Oceanic steam
ship company's lin
er Mariposa, Cap
tain Hayward, is
heading this way
from the south seas
and will be here to-
morrow morning
with a big cargo
and a large number
of passengers. AT
8 o'clock p. m. Fri
day the Mariposa
was 697 miles from
the lightship with
all on board well,
the sky bright and
the sea smooth.
On board the lin
er are AZ cabin pas
SenrerS and 2h In
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PnnItrr and Game

Business in poultry was Of fair proportions
yesterday and as rhe receipts were comparatively
light prices for all descriptions were maintained
he light arrivals. however, and not the de
msnd were responsible for the stesdiness II
values.
Poultry lper DOZEN Hens. S5d5.5o for small
S6dT tor large and SSQ9 for extra; young
ROSTERS S60T; do extra, S7.50GS-Jo; old rOOst
ers. S5d5.J0. frvers. Sfd5.50; brolers. $3.50 a
4 for large, S3Q35O for medium and $2.50d2. T5
for small; ducks. seas; pigeons. sL7592;
-.a--. - = -
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


Rain has fallen in Montana and IN Missouri,
but otherwise the weather has been fair and
warm over most of the country west OF the
Mississippi In the Atlantic coast states and
along the gulf the weather Is unsettled. Rain
has fallen from Jacksonville TO Boston. At
Washington LA inches reported. There
has been sharp drop in pressure along the
Virginia and New Jersey coast, and there are
indications OF "a development Of a disturbance in
that section.
No unusually high temperatures have occurred
at eastern points. There has been a sharp fall
throughout the northwestern states. except
throughout western Washington and western Ore
gon-
ately warm, with afternoon temperatures in the
great valley ranging from 90 to 1O2 degrees. At
Los Angeles a maximum temperature OF % IS
reported and at San Diego 50.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 20 and
at Fresno &c per cent
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinty-Fafr Friday, with
fog in the morning and at night; light south.
wind changing to brisk west.
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 Tehachapf-Fair Fri
day, continued warm; light north wind, changing
to south.
A. G. McADIE. District Foreeaster.
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Hav and FeedsfuGs

Tho Merchants exchange gives the receipts Of
hay in this city during August st 2S.7l6 tons.
lhe government yesterday opened bids for 10
0o0 tons of hay for Manila.
. 1.-The hay market continues depressed under
Contn nued heavy arrivals.
Bran-S25026 per ton for white and S23 for
red.
Niddlings- 4d3J per ton.
Saorts-S2T d2S per ton
l7eedstUfs- Rolled barley. S22d23; rolled oats
for feed. S3G0 81. mixed feed. So I26 for aver
age lots; unseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40. 70
tons $1,000. 3 tons SAL smaller lots S41-50, CO
coanul cake OF meal at mills, S25 In 20 and 10
and $3.50 ln ton lots; jObbing. S26; corn meal,
S56Qs7; cracked corn. S36M37; alfalfa meal car
load lots SIG. j0bhine Sl7 red star alfalfa meal,
SIG in car lots and SlT jObbing; Modesto alfalfa
meal. $3.50 in car lous and S17 jobbing; Stock
Ton mealfalfa. SIG in car lots and S17 jobbing
Caproco oilcake meal. $3.50 per ton
Hsy-Nbeat, $fd l2-50, wheat and ost. SS@
II- tame ost. STM11.50; volunteer wild osr
S6.50Gs; alfalfa. ST0l5; stock hay, S50s. 80
per ton
Straw-350 06oc per bale.
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Changc OF Nfasters

Steamer Katherine-Late master NJ S. Mat
son: present master, Samuel Jorgenson.
Steamer Sea Rover-Late master. II. S. Mar
shall: present master. F. A. Sandstrom
LICENSES
Schooner George E. Billings-F. S. Burkholm.
master: enrolled
Steamer Harold Dollar Mcolements, mas
ter: enrolled
Steamer J. A. Chanslor-G. B. Macdonald.
master; enrolled.
REGISTERED
Schooner Allen A: Henrik Henriksen. master
Ship s. d. Collarton; J. NJ. Maclachlan, mas
fer
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Army TRANSPORTS

Army Transports
The Buford is in port
The Crook is at Manila
Mia.
The Logan is in port
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
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&AT PUBLIC AUCTION Er

Saturday. Sept. 3, at IL a. m, "a head OF
horses. mares. mules and ponies for all purposes.
wagons, buggies and harness. All stock must be
as represented and hooked up after sale. 55I Attn
ST, Oakland.
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Naval stores-TurpentIne and Rosin

SAVANNAH An A.,,, Sept; Bas. lmIurpentine-Fi
1907.
Rosin-Firm; receipts. Boil; shipments. 3. 7T3:
D. s5.s5d5.90; z. Sc; F. Se05 de.0Th G, So. 05
de10; H. $e.10d615; !. $6.o5d60TIh X.
$500; NJ. $3.50; n. s6.25@e75; VIC, Se.3oG
so: WV 81
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- cs grape juice, 50 cs mineral water, % cs
yermouth. 16 cs and 2 bbls liquors, T34 pkgs
paints, 2s3 pkgs wagon material, 69,319 lbs tin
plate, 1851 lbs tobacco. % cs cigars and cigar
ettes 20 bbls tar 80 pkgs sewing machines, %
cs stationery, SO pkgs rubber goods, 80 phono-
graph goods 3S6 cs and GA bbls oils, 10 pkgs ma
chinery, 65 rolls leather. 50 bales hose. 16 cs
5000 fire bricks. ,794.425 lbs fertilizer. 1o4
pkgs electrical goods 3S pkgs drugs. $500 bbls
crude OIL 900 cs kerosene $500 SKIS cement,
II coils rope, 80 pkgs car material. 100 bbs
asphalt, 10 pkgs agricultural implements, auto
mobiles and 81 pkgs parts.
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st. I,ouis wooI ,yarLet

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.--Wool-U Unchanged Me
dunn grades comhisg and clothing 23624c:
light fine. 19d2lc; heavy fine, 15@1Tc; tub
washed, 25d33c.
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BuiIdIng Contracts


Max Levy with Charles Wright-All work, ex-
eept plumbing wiring and glazing for two one
story and basement reinforced concrete buildings
In line Of Sutter street, 13O E of Stockton.
100 By 8 100; S15.S12
Estate Of NTicheIetti with San Francisco Con
crete company-Grading, concrete and cement
work for a two story and basement class @
building at Sw corner OF Davis and Clark
Streets " SO By so; 81 $50
r. n. Hunter with A +. Olsen-Au work, ex-
cept painting and grading. for a story and
basement building in " line Of Douglass street.
81 :6 n of A1varado; 81. $50.
Paul f. and George V. Biber and Annie r.
FreShwaters with McLeran Peterson, James
S. Fsnnell George F. Bernard. COnlin & Rob
erts Decker & Johnson and W. Schaefer-TO
erect FIVE story and basement brick apartment
house in \ line OF Sutter street. $50 Of Jones.
$50 1875. w 1876. 1876. $50, 125;
sT9.O10
The Sisters of Mercy with f. NJ. HUE & Co.
Grading for St. Mary's hospital building az Ne
corner OF HAYES and Stanyan streets, 275 BY
E 1925: $4,000
The Coliseum amusement company with H W
Johns Manville company-Two ply j. NJ Regal
roofing sc- building IN line OF Baker STRAIT b.
tween Oak and Fell. -.
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e of Spirits Adyapces
New York Metal MARRIED.

CINCINNATI. Sept 1.-The price of spirits
was today advanced Sc, making the basis price
Sl35.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey

All KINDS or dried fruits and raisins continue
frm and in good demand.
NeW York mail adTices So 3 Of that market
-'Jobbers are discounting somewhat the reports
from the coast Of high prices on dried fruits
but IN prunes at least they are beginning "a
take hold for their early wants. Sales were re-
ported yesterday at private terms of new crop
prunes IN 40s. sos and Cos
seeded raisins were frner yesterday. one quo
-tston being 654 T. O. D. coast for fancy Prices
arc considered TOO high by buyers Old crop
ralslns are practically out Of the market
Frults-Evaporated apples. G@T%c; fancy. Sd
SIC; aplcots. future delivery. 1lGI3c; fancy
Moorparks, 1919 dI4c; peaches. 1910 crop, future
delivery. 6G61ac; fancy. 7G7Iac; prunes. new
crop, - g5c net TO growers in the country. with
lisc premium for 3Os and sc premium fer 40s; !;
ms. "a NC; pears, rare.
Ralsins-New crop layers, clusterS-6 crown.
$3.50; crown, 50; crown, S1-3501.4o; 3
~CroHn, Sl-10Gl-15; crown, 81; seeded 5l2c for
choice and SC for fancy; Thompsons seedless.
~ d412c for unbleached and 712c for bleached /;
loose muscatel, ! crown, SIC; 3 crown. 4l5c; 2
crown, 4ei seedless. 5A d3&c; new raisins 3k c
81 swestbOx at Fresno
Auts-Alameds. nonpareils. l61ac; IXL, 15hc;
ne plus ultra. l4Izc; peerless, 13hc; brakes.
l3cc laneueooes. 12c: hsrdshell. Skc: sheled al
monds, 29d32i5c; wslnuts, lSc per ID for No.
] softshells. SIC for No do; pecans. l415 a
t5e; peanuts, ~ Q5c pine nuts, lSG20c per ID.
doneE--Water white comb. l6017c; white do.
Ia l21zc; amber do, l0dllcs extracted. 81 a
Sc for white. 71sc for light amber and 81 a
She per 10 for amber
Beeswax-271 y G3oc per ID for light and 2SG
2fc Tor dark.
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Memoranda

TOKYO, Sept I.--Stmr Manchuria has been de-
layed at Yokohama on account of one sus-
pected plague; expect vessel win be detained
until Sept. 3.
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Tonnage Engagements

TOnnaEe EnEaSements
The British ship Dunfermline, which arrived
here from Newcastle, n. s. W.. Wednesday,
chartered prior to arrival for barley to Europe at
OBS Sd, with option of merchandise at 25s.
The German steamer Wotan, which arrived
from the canal with cargo of scrap iron
Wednesday, is under time charter for lumber
from Columbia river to China at $3.50. The
steamer chartered prior to arrival.
The schooner willis A. Holden on Puget
sound, is engaged for lumber thence to Santa
Rosalia.
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New York Produc,

AEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Hay-Dull.
Hides-Steady
fetroleum-Sfeady
Raw sugar = Steady; museoradO, SO. test.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-Butter, steady; cream
cries. 2415 d29c; dairies 25d2Tc. Eggs, steady
at mark cases included, 14G17c: hrsts. 2oc;
prime irsts. 22c receipts, 6,19T cases. Cheese.
steady; daisies. 16@16kc; twins, 15H G15Hc;
Young Americas 1914 @1e%c; longhorns, 16G
I6Lc.
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for freestones; large boxes. 75c@sI25 for free
and 50G65c for clngstones
= Pruhes-T5c 6I90c FOR crates and z0060c for
sman boxes; plums, crates G0@S5c, boxes 40
I5Oc.
T. Figs (per drswerl Black. 5OdT5c for ordi-
nary and 81 for large river boxes; Brunswick,
aoM60c: white. $4,000
=. Melons-Nutmeg melons 50cGSI per box for
riFtr and 50c@Sl per crate for Turlocks:
csntaloupes. S2G2-5o per crate watermelons
81 25G2 per dozen.
Grapes-Seedless. 506s5c for crates and 65G
Sc for lug boxes; tokay. 50@60c per crate and
Goa 20 for lug boxes; muscat. 50@60c per crate
and l5cd Sl,Z5 for lug boxes; black. 35d5Oc per
crate and JOG0Oe for lug boxes; Isabella, S5c@$1
per crafe.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Yalenciz oranges. 81
-d4-50 per choice and 81. .J0d3.5O for standard :
grapefruit. s. 1903 for seedless ana SI67l so for
common; lemons. S5G5.50 for fancy S35Od4 80
for choice and S250G3 for standard: Mexican
lines. S5.50a6
Tropical Fruits - Bananas. T5cMslT5 per
bunch FOR Hawaiian and Mexican. S2d3 for Cen
tral American; pinespples. 81. .50@2 so per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02
Weather Report

United states Department of Agriculture
eather Rnreau. San Francisco. Sept. l. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02
Water Front Notes

Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1.73o geo feet.
The Kosmosf liner Scraps, which
leaves here Tuesday for Europe, ar
ish loading and went direct to Port
Costa to receive a big shipment of bar
ley for the United Kingdom.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, which
is due here Sunday morning, was 1855
miles from port at o'clock p. m. Au-
gust 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02
Time Ball
Sun. Moon ard Tide

Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey-Tfme
and heights of tides at Fort Point For city
front CsIission street wharf) add 25 minutes.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-08-13
True Refornners

The Denver Division of the True
Reformers consisting of ten fountains
had a convention at Odd Fellows
hall Thursday, at which ten delegates
were chosen to the national meeting
OF the order. Matters of interest were
also brought before the assembly
looking to a betterment of its condi-
ton in this city. One thing of in
terest to the oruer and a source of
pride to it was the following letter
bearing on their recent excursion:
Denver Colo, Aug. 8, 1910.
Mr.. A. c. Cash, Tuxedo Place, Down
ing and ColfaX Avenues.
Dear Sir:-Referring to the recent
excursion of the True Reformers:
wish to compliment you on the ex-
cellent manner in which the excursion
was arranged and carried on. As far
as my experience goes, there has nev-
er been a more orderly and satisfac-
tory excursion taken out of Denver
on any railroad, and | Wish to express
to yourself and your associates my
unqualified appreciation of the bust
III WHICH lut dlldlI
was conducted. In making arrange
ments for the excursion with you the
company allowed very liberal re
bate on each ticket, more in fact, than
the circumstances seemed to warrant.
was very much surprised on learn
ing from some Of the other members
OF your committee that there had been
no arrangements made to provide you
with a compensation for the hard
work you did in conducting the ex.
cursion. Had | known this before.
hand | should certainly have suggest,
ed it to the committee. AS it is now
unfortunately too late for the road to
do anything, owing to the large com,
mission we paid your organization for
getting us the business, | feel sure
that your committee will see that some
suitable remuneration is made, how.
ever.
Thanking you again, and assuring
you that you have established high
standard of excellence in conducting
excursions and trusting that you will
convey my regards to the other men,
bers of your committee, / am,
Yours very truly,
C. w. KELLY,
City Passenger Agent.