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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
NOREAN ANNEXATION TREATY GUARANTEES
KIOf1lS OF FOREIGNERS IN THE new DOMAIN
Full Text Received by
Cable Yesterday
From Toxic.

The full text of the treaty between
Korea and Japan by which the Hermit
hlngdom becomes unit in the Jana
nese Empire was received yesterday bv
the japanese consul general, Mr.. I've
no. With it came the declaration that
announced Japan's policy regarding its
newly acquired territory.
Honolulu receives the information
simultaneously with the greater cities
of the United States. While the treaty
was signed on the twenty ninth Eyes
terday) the Associated Press had al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
ROOSEVELT GETS
OVATION At
DENVER
Great Crowd Gathers in Colorado
Metropolis to Hear Him
Speak.
WOULD ELECT HIM AGAIN
Democratic Governor and Mayor
Help to Boost Him as Against
President Taft.
WOULD ELECT HIM AGAIN

DENVER, August 80 Colonel
Roosevelt was given big ovation here
yesterday. He delivered three speeches
in the city, being unable to talk to
all those who wanted to listen to the
prearranged address before the legis-
lature.
Mayor Speer and Governor Shafroth,
both Democrats. endorsed Colonel
Roosevelt in the presence of thousands
cf people.
Mayor Speer declared: ''The great
majority Of Republicans in the western
States ana many Democrats will not
be silent until they see you at the helm
of the Nation again.
Turns Cold Shoulder.
MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, August
29.-Mayor Seidel, the Socialist mayor
of the city. gave his first example of
he rigor of his faith when the plans
for the reception of Colonel Roosevelt
were under consideration today.
Mayor Seidel refused to serve on
the committee that is to receive Col
onel Roosevelt. His objection is based
! on Roosevelt's views on Socialism.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
JAPANESE TO MARRY
WEALTHY WHITE GIRL

NEW YORK, Angst 80. - entaro
Marikubo, a wealthy japanese, and
Miss Marie Bagg, daughter of lawyer
of this city, procured license yester-
day to marry September IS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
SMUGGLING $4,000

NEW YORK, August 30.-Mrs. Rey-
nolds Adriance was arrested yesterday
for smuggling $115,000 worth of jew
elry. She was released on bail Her
daughter, Marian Reynolds, is impi-
Gated in the case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
Turns Cold Shoulder.
CONSISTORY TO MEET
AT THE ETERNAL CITY

ROME, August 80. - The consistory
viii meet in November Nine cardinals
are to be appointed, one of whom will
be an American
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
COLD FIGURES ON
SOME HOT TOPICS

The complete tax returns for the
wear as at present compiled for the
Governor, show typically the trend OF
institutions in Hawaii. The total taxes
collected for the year are shown to be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
CRIPPEN REFUSES TO
PLEAD WHEN ARRAIGNEO

LONDON, August 29.-Doetor Grip
pen and his woman associate, Miss Lee
neve, were arraigned today for the
murder of Doctor Crippen s wife. Each
declined to plead
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
PREPARE TO RAISE
BATTLESHIP MAINE

WASHINGTON, August 29,-Engi-
neers are leaving here today for Ha-
vana, Cuba, where they will make the
preliminary survey preparatory to
raising the wreck Of the battleship
Maine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
CHOLERA SPREADS TO
THE GERMAN EMPIRE

BERLIN, August 30-There was one
death from cholera in this city yester-
dau.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
PRICES OF COTTON is
HIGHEST SINCE WAR

NEW YORK, August 80. August
cotton sold yesterday for twenty cents
pound. The price beats all records
since the Civil War
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
RAIN CHECKS FIRES IN
IDAHO AND MONTANA

MISSOULA, Montana, August 80
Rain is falling in Idaho and Montana,
and the forest fire situation is much i'm
proved.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30
GIANT FOREST MAY
BE REACHED By FIRE

PORTERVILLE, Cal, August 30.-A
forest fire is menacing Sequoia Park
where the giant forest is situated
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'omebody Blundered.

5j.n; .ng at the Moana the autos
aeseop for a couple of hours.
T5a was expected to be served
Of = pasty travellers, or a ma
sssqsAs' nela, at once went TO the
% II - ana soon after were dis.
['a3 Va. ,us cool and briny deep. The
ssaea = pronounced the hest ever.
lat fn vy emerged and were then
MAJ was not TO be had
one =, but at the Young. There
il a.rsa3ls Misunderstanding and Man.
f. T Tue was Serving i at the
aD b ne reception committee did
nd sastllng and recalled the
Eat fr@ aIY got the party at the
sa. ~ ~ o'clock for a verv late
rc.,. Inc invitations were for the
'nued on Page Four.l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-30

ready published resume of it yester-
day morning as the japanese date is
a day ahead of that on this side of
the world.
japan S declaration of her policies III
regard to Korea are extremely favor
able to foreigners as perusal of the
text indicates. Not only are the large
American interest in the now defunet
kingdom amply protected by its provl-
sons but new incentive to our com
merce is added The full text is as
follows:
Text Of the Treaty.
His Majesty, the Emperor of Japan,
and His Majesty, the Emperor OF 10,
rea, having IN view the special and
close relations between their respective
countries and desiring to promote the
common veal of the two nations ana
TO assure the permanent peace IN the
Extreme East and being convinced that
these objects can be best attained by
the annexation of Korea to the Empire
Of Japan. have resolved to conclude
treaty of such annexation and nave
for that purpose appointed as tner
Observation-Disclosures. that Is to say, Ills
Majesty. the Emperor of japan, WIS
count Masakata Terauchi, his resident
general. and His Majesty, the Emperor
of Korea. Yewanyong, his minister
president of state, who upon hutua,
conference and deliberation have agreed
to transfer articles.
Continued on Page Two.)
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

United States A moderate depression over the
Dakotas has caused light rain in Minnesota.
while u depression over the ST. Lawrence valley
extending southwark to New York has caused
showers on the Atlantic coast from Hatteras 10
Cape Cod and from western Pennsylvania to Lake
Erie. At Buffalo 1.26 inches of rain has fallen
and thunder storm Is reported at Boston. Nor
NAL temperatures prevail east of the Mississippi.
bur in the plains states, the Rocky mountain sec
tton and the Pacific slope it is unusually warm.
In California especially in the central counties
afternoon temperatures have exceeded so degrees.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff - per
cent and at Fresno 46 per cent
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at p. M,
Wednesday. October 26. 1910:
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair Wednesday;
warm in the forenoon. moderating slowly; light
north wind. changing to west.
Santa Clara yalley-Fair Wednesday; continued
warm; light north wind
Sacramento vaIley-Fair Wednesday: continued
warm; light north wind
San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday: contin
ued warm; light north wind
California south OF the Tehachapi-Fair Wednes
day; light north wind. changing to south
A. G.. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cation Market

NEW YORK. Oct 25.-The cotton market
opened at an advance of to "a points and
before midday was selling anywhere from Al TO
81 points above the closing figures of yesterday.
with December contracts showing an advance Of
about $3.50 per bale.
The trade had been looking for ginning figures
Of nearly 6.000o0 bales in line with recent in
creased estimates of the crop. The market con-
tinued 10 work higher on a constantly broaden
ing volume Of outside demand until in the late
trading prices anywhere from % to 81
points above the closing figures Of last night. or
an advance Of practically So per bale. The
close was firm at the highest prices of the day
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 25.-The cotton mar
opening this morning by the census bureau fig
ures ginning. Prices rose Ii TO 90 points on
the first call and the advance raised 81
TO % points IN the early trading. The market
expected a report of 6.000. GOO bales. but the
census oo6 6nresu put the amount ginned at only
5.4l0.96o bales. against $3.50, ,467 year ago.
and 629e266 two years ago.
F. +. Hutton & Co.'S wire says:
NEW YORK. Oct. 2j.-The cotton market
report. showing 5.4IO.o0O bales ginned TO Octo-
Der IS. was published until the very close. 1t is
strued the report as bullish and as confirming
small crop estimates. and those with bullish in
clination bought cotton in blocks, while the
bears We're too busy covering shorts TO offer
ANYTHING more than passing resistance. 1t has
the poorest index to the size of the crop of all
statistics and as this crop is thought to be the
latest on record. with the exception Of central
and south Texas, today's report. if it means
any tulhS al dii, HSdlIs n ZOOu crop, Iof lHe
southwest is assured, Texas having ginned with
in 100000 bales of her total crop, while Okla
homa is only $4,000 bales behind last seasons
total crop.
Prices may go some higher temporarily under
the influence of aggressive bull support and fur
ther short covering. Ginners' reports carefully
compared to our estimates by correspondents
tby states show total cron OF 106l0. 600
bales Mercantile crop reporting association
makes crop 10 pol 900 bales
Spot closed quiet and steady. 80 points adj
vance; middling uplands, i4.60c; middling gulf
IA. .S5c. Sales $50 bales.
COTTON FUTURES Year
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General Merchandise

bagS-Grain bags. 5lsM5ssc: san Quentin
,ass 3'sc; wool bags. 27i2c for 80 10 ard 29ilc
Tor n heece twine. 7i5c per ID.
pennsylvania anthracite eggs SIG per
,ou5 Wellington. 50: New Wellington. 50: Coos
nay s.; Australian house Richmond etc. 50:
5'elaW Main 50; Stanford Richmond. 80: Cum
eeiiand. SO in bulk and Sl6J0 in sacks: Welsh
ss4Ihraeite; SIS; coke SIG per ton in bulk and
on-Chna nut oil Is higher. Quotations are
TOT barrels. Linseed. Sill per gallon for boiled
ana Sl.y9 Tor raw. cases &c more: castor oil in
cases. No ! I1c: Bakers AA SII7m l. 10: China
ma. cases Goa 75c per gallon: cocoannt oil. in
barrels. sea S'iiac for xxx. 77lb al Sic for No 1
and 136I 1Siac for No. ,. according 10 quantity:
extra bieached winter sperm oil. SOC; natural
WINTER sperm oil. soc: natural whale oil. 5ac:
lIiIe lard oil. 81: winter strained lard oil. 90c:
ifu9e neatSfont oil. S5c: No. I neatsfoot OIL Csc:
.'cfrinE OIL zoe: salmon oil. zoe; boiled fish oil
,oc; paint oil. 45c
Coal OF. Gasoline. etc-Water white iron
barrels or drums &c: $50 degree oil. iron barrels
or drums, l0i2c: special do. 1fc pearl oil. in
asts i6c; astral. Ice; star. ice: extra star 19c;
f-i"ine. -6isc. eoceue. I9c, red crown and motor
s-'i~itue. in bulk lie. ia cases 25c engine disfil
laic- i1 drums 7isc. cases &C more: So degree
f-Soilne. i'm bulk :0c. in csses 81 i9c: vsrnish
makers and painters nanhtha. in bulk 15c. IN
cascs 22i.c
ln nuik. drums and iron barrels
B"Sin-E. S9.s0: T. 81. 45: .. $3.50: H. 50. -:
S.'-0': h. S9.75; NJ SO: \ Slo-35; VIC,
SloIo. WV. SI0a5 per barrel OF $50 lbs
Red and White Lead-Red. Sl5 69c; white. 7s.
@S#sc per 10.
canned FruitS-The California Gamers aSsoei-
ffi0n quotes 1910 pack as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

40 cabin passengers and II in the
steera ge The Wflhelmina will leave
at noon from pier SS
Newark Not Badly Damaged
was scuttled Monday to prevent its de-
struction from burning lime, was
pumped out yesterday and surveyed
The damage sustained was not exten-
sive and the repairs will not cost more
than $1,000.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The liner Korea, which is due Friday
from the far east. was 1,27S miles from
here at s o'clock Monday night.
The schooner H c. Wright is re-
ported ashore at Bilibuster, Costa Rica
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's Senator sailed yesterday fol-
Puget sound with large number OF
passengers.
License Renewed
Schooner F'resno-W. e. Abernethy
master.
BY United Wireless
Tuesday, Oct. rs, 1870
STEAMER PRESIDENT-From San Francisco
for San Diego. ETC.: Oct. "a. p; M. % miles
light northwest wind; moderate and swell
STEAMER WHITTIER-Fro Port San Luis. fo
San Francisco; Oct "a p. m... 20 mile
north or PedraS BlancaS- Clear, Hgnt west
erly wind: barometer. %. 96, temperature Ga
Passed bktn Fullerton. in tow tug Defiance
Oct. "a 6:45 p: M. nine miles north of Pc
dras Blancas, from Port San Luis, for Sal
Francisco
STEAMER sIERRA-From San Francisco Oct
%. for Honolulu: Oct. "a, s p. m. S26 miles
from San Francisco lightship. Wind north
east: misty squalls; long westerly swell; bar
ometer, 1910; temperature, 62.
STEAMER KOREA-From Hongkong, via Homo
lulu for San Francisco; Oct: "a. 8 p. m.
1,27S miles from San Francisco All well.
STEAMER PRESIDENT-Oct. "a. 8 p. M. p
miles southeast of Pigeon point. hence @toda!
for San Diego. Clear; northwest wind; mod
crate sea and swell.
STEAMER RoSECRANS- From Nome. for Sal
Francisco: Oct. "a. p. M, oa2 miles soutl
rough sea.
STEAMER ROSE CITY-From Astoria, for sal
Francisco; Oct. %. p. M. in lat A \, Ion:
124 W. Barometer 30.36: temperature, 5s
clear; wind NV, velocity % miles per hour.
STEAMER MoNGOLIA-Oct. %, p. M. q
miles off San Francisco hence today for Yoke
hama, via Honolulu. All well.
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Los Angeles Produce Market

1occIdI DiSp0fch 10 ne AuII
los ANGELES Oct 2J.-Little improvement
,-as noted in the potato market today. The de
wspd is light. Eggs were nrm on light re
ceipts. Butter and cheese were STEADY
~ 4e2 pounds: cheese 1887 pounds; potatoes.
~ sacks: onions 9e3 sacks; sweet potatoes, 800
sacks: apples. 49, 343 boxes.
Fuffer fper Ibl-Calif f0rDia creamery extras,
90. do firsts. 32 l5c, cooking 25c; ladle. 25c.
t,ergs fper dozenl-I.ocal RANCH csndled, 47c;
so csse count buying price 43c: eastern fresh
30. eastern storage packed, extra, SIC; do stor
a.,e seconds. PC. -
-cneese fper Ibl-Nortbern FRESH 1914 M19ci
Local JSc: oregon twins. lSc: Oregon daisy
5ssLc. eastern singles. lSc; eastern twins, lsc;
ss+erp daisies 49, "A l9c: eastern longhorn, 1S5s
- 4qc. eastern cheddars. 20c; imported SWISS
.s5c- sack cheese, 19c: domestic swiss, 22@24ci
,-eep, brick Iac: umburger ice.
Peans fper cfl)-No. ] pink. S6M6.J0: No.
1-,-as 81: No / Lady Washington. S455en 45O;
No. ] small whites, s4-259 4.5o; No. Diaekeyes'
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Oct. 25.-The activity and strength
Of the local wool market continues. with worsted
woods in considerable demand and heavy sales
reported from many quarters One estima te
places the transfers at 10. 600. 900 pounds in the
last fortnight. while others run higher. Quite a
little speculation has developed in both breasy
and secured woods. with territory leading. Prices
all lines show firmer tendency. The leading
western quotations range follows
Kentucky and Mssouri-Three-eig blood,
2SH29c: one-quarter blood, pa 2Sc.
Secured basis:
Texas-Fine. u months 5s@G0c fine, 6 to S
months. 55Mj7c; fine fall. 50c.
administration. 51GI60c: middle county,
52G54c; southern. 4s05oc: fall free. 45d47c.
oregon-Eastern No. ] staple. 62@e4c; eastern
clothing. 56@5Tc. valley No. !. 52G54c.
Territory-Fine staple. 64M65c: fine medium
staple. 59d60c; fine clothing. 57d Csc; fine me-
dium clothing. 15d 5ec: half blood. combing. &c
d62c: three-eighfhs blood combing 53M 55c:
quarter blood combing 5I753c.
Pulled wool-Extra, CSC; fine, 5565Tc: A SUI
pers, 52d 53c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

stnr Harpeake from Newcastle Aus
ANTwER ERP-SaiIed Oct 24-Br stmr St Fo-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct. 2A-Fr stmr AmiraI
Exelmans. for San Francisco
NEWCASTLE. Aus-Ssiled Oct. 2j-Schr
Watson A. West for San Francisco
ACAPULCO-Sailed Oct. 2t-Stmr San Juan.
sYDNEY-sailed Oct. 24-Br stmr zealandis.
for Vancouver. via Honolulu
night-Br stnlr Greystoke Castle for Comox. b.
c.: 2 p. m, Br stmr Ilford. for
PUERTO MEXICO-ArriVed Oct. 23-Stmr
kentuck an. from New York.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oct 21-Br stmr An
tilochus from Victoria
IoUIOUE-Sailed Oct S-Br stmr FOxton Hall.
sALINA CRUz-sailed Oct a4-stmr Nebras-
kan. for San Francisco. via San Diego.
Arrived Oct. 2j-Stmr Pleades hence Oct. rs.
OCEAN STEAMERS
ANTWERP-Arrived Oct 25-Stmr Kroonland.
LTvERPooI~A Arrived Oct. 25-stmr Lust
NEW YoRK-Arrived oct 25-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm III, from Bremen stmr Chicago. from
Havre; stmr Potsdam. from Rotterdam; stmr
HaSiBu RG-1rrived Oct 25-stmr Cleveland.
GIBRALTAR Sailed Oct. a5-stmr Koenigin
TRiEsTEwArriyed oct. a1-s,mr Atlanta.
MARsEILLES- Arrived Oct 2s-stmr Saint
Anna. from New York.
Sailed Oct. 23-Stmr Provincial for New York.
Memoranda
Per Br stmr strathtsy-Had strong NE gales
for the first - days
Per stnr Newport-Oet. %. 10 q, m. 10 miles
west of Pigeon point. bark painted white. steer
ing for San Franc SEQ. Wind lighr NV.
FARALL0N ISLAND. Oct. 25--Ihe Br stmr
Henley, from Salina Cruz. for vancouver, T. G.,
passed here today at D. m. and reported that
the chief eng ineer died last hight.
Army Transports
The Buford is in port
The Crook is at Manila
The DIX. bound from Manila for Seattle. arrived
October 9 at Honolulu.
The Logan sailed October Is from Manila.
The Sherman outward bound, sailed October IL
FROM Honolulu.
The Sheridan is in port
The Thomas is at Moore < scott's shipysrd IN
der repairs
The Warren is in the Philippines
Schooner MindorO Chartered
The schooner AIndcrO. now on Puget sound. IL
under charter for railroad ties thence to Antofo-
gasta at Ais I'd.
Lumber for Australia
The Norwegian steamer Sark cleared yes
terday for Adelaide with I 1:}S. 692 feet of lum-
her and 900 packages Of metal polish valued at
S4I.J12.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26

Mfddling uplaDds II 6Oc: closed firm
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-The census bureaus
report on cotton. issued at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. shows 5.410.960 bales, counting round bales
half bales. ginned to October is from the
growth of 1910 compared with 5.530967 for
1909. 6.296. .1G6 for 1908 and 4,420. 25S for 1907
to the corresponding date
Round bales inclDded this year are 65.105.
compared with ss.T16 for 1909, 11S.720 for 1905
and 81 957 for 1907
Sea island cotton ginned this year was 81. .334
bales. compared with SO. 4s2 for 1909 -, ,o13
for 1908 and 1878 for 1907.
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Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Oct 25-cattIc-R Receipts esti-
mafed at 1900: market steady TO 1oc up.
s:iss; S.; s:sss s: ;s''
Hegs-ReceiptS estimated at 1,.ov0; market
&C lower Light. SS.7jM935: mixed $S.20m
S50; heavy. $1.e5M910: rough. SI.9JMS. 20
good TO choice heavy. ss.20M9,10; pigs, $s.20M
s93; bulk OF sales. $3.50 1850
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000; market
yearlings. s4.50M5.G0: lambs. native, $4.I3d
! ZIG: western. $5@7.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2J.-Cattle-Receipts
$4,000; market steady TO 10c lower Native
steers. also; native cows aud heifers. 81. 2.6o@
go: stockers and feeders. s3.25Gf5.50; bulls
s.. 25M4.25: calves. S3.7JMs: western steers, 81
also; western cows, 50. 1915
Hogs-Receipts 1000: market steady. Bulk
Of sales. Ss.S0M9.05; heavy. $S.TJdd 80: pack
ers and butchers. SIS. S0M9.l0: light. $9d9.I0.
Sheep-Receipts 10000: market strong. Mut
tons, 81. COG go: lambs. s5.75Me.S5: fed weth
ers and yearlngs. $4G523; fed western ewes
S3.60N4 %.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 5.=Cattle-Receipts,
$500: market steady to easier. Native steers
81 80: cows and heifers S3@5. 80; western
steers. $3-55@675: range cows and heifers. s.. Sc
a460: Gamers. 50. $50: stockers and feed
ers, S3@5-90; calves, $S.25@7: bulls, stags
etc, s3M475.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market 5@loc lower.
Heavy. $S.25as45: mixed. sS.35@s.45: light
g -1OGG $40; pigs. sI.50@ $50; bulk of sales
sheep-Receipts. 10000: market steady Year
lings. S440@ %: wethers S3.40@4.25; ewes,
S3.25 d36j; lambs. Se.15G6T5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
ANNUAL EXODUS OF
CELESTIALS BEGINS
More Than 400 Chinese Sail on
Mongolia for New Year
at Home

HE annual exodus
to the f1owery king
dom of such true
sons of ConfuciuS
as have the price
and want to cele-
brate the Chinese
new year in the
home land has be-
gun. OF the 500
Asiatics who left
here yesterday on
the liner Mongolia,
400 were Chinese,
the vanguard of the
new year cele-
brants. AS the
ongolia pull e u
away from the
wharf the crackers
axnInded by these
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
HIDES. TaIIo1v. IY-ooI -,


lcSal hiee dealers quote hides dull spG do
tAofallzed with prices weak 'i ""u "'
A statement of the worlds hon ,ron .,,,a
elsewhere this page ~ 4PtN"is
heminal 't" suotattohs iargeiy
sor aiaes-Culls and brands sell about B6lc I'M
- 4uoJatlon: heavy ssited steers l0c. light
laeatgm, &c; light. &c; cowhides. 90: stays 7r.
se-.ea SIP loc; salted veal. I5ke: salted calf
i-s-e,, dfy hides. lSc; dry salt hides l2c. drv
-. -. &c. Dry calf. pc sheepskas shearlingss
s1os sc eaeh; short wool. 40d 70c: medium ZOO
-, long wool 90cs1 81 25: lambs 2OS9 zoe.
.lefseh des. salt, S2-25d3 for large and 81 50sT
III medium. t5cQSl for small and 25G5Oc for
colts; horSehides. dry S2M2. D for large and
ss5.-s'a2 for medium. 5Ocdsl for small and 25a
,Vc Tor colts; goatskins. prime anSoras 7sc0si:
@ saIse 1sir goats, 30@ 4oc; medium. 2065 SOC /:
TalIow-No ! rendered. 81 sae1ke: No. ?. 4a
&C grease. 2d21sc
ga lie: do. months. 7dflc: northern Sonoma
Soa Mendocino. ls@2oc; Humboldt zoe asked (:
Aey0da l30 l6c per 10.
fan clip-Mountan free. 9GlIc: northern and
+,aiisf- "a loc; San Joaquin fall lambs "a lOc:
-e eitFe ana heavy. 56I7c per H.
Hops-Crop of 1910. I0d l3c per 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
WarId.s Hon crnn

United States Consul Samuel II. Shank, Mann
HEINZ Germany, forwards the following:
Attempts TO sell American hops in Germany
have not met with great scucess in the past. as
the German brewers do not find them as suitable
as the German or English hops. However. some
American hops can be sold when the domestic
and English hops not sufficient to meet the
demand The crop in Germany last-year was
very short. but the prospects for this year
good. An estimate Of the worlds crop, as
pared with 1905 and 1909 follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
[Special Dispoich 10 The Call

EUREKA, Oct 25.-The steamer Vanguard
departed this afternoon from the Fields land
ing wharf for San Francisco with freight
mail and passengers in addition to consign-
ment of lumber
The steamer Despatch. which loaded at the
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-26
'dlt. NuiAauEth-
mnTEn ERTITS
ct,c.yo nairv Produce Market

CIFTCAGO.- Oct 25.-Bntter steady: cream
cries pa 29c: dairies, 23@27e. Eggs steady
receipts 5.541 cases: at mark. cases included
5S1L n u i5e: frsfs. 2zJ%c: prime frsts. 2615c
cheese steady; daisies, 156t sc; twins. 14G
1zIsc: Young Americas 15MI5Ac; longborns
I5lz M151kc.