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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-11

CLARIssA:
Ion't get discouraged Order sack OF
Gold Medal Flour. MALIsnA
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-11

Mr.. Bliss addressed the boys of the
First ward school this afternoon upon
Clean Sports"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-11

Tonight at 1920 the Intermediates
will have their regular basket ball con-
test and the men will play at eight
o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13

trouble owing to the fact that the condition OF
noes IS ~ present the best Of any season Of the
scar Summer hides desirable when com
pared with the winter and long haired hides
:lle leather market east and in California con
ilnues without special activity. but with a fair
.oiune pf trade. II looks though hides viii
continue al the present prices during the summer
p months. Goafskins very dull. Tallow Is
aa.riy steady. but quiet"
= Hides-Culls ana brands sell about S6ic
under quotations. heavy salted steers i015e;
:--2ht medium. 9i2c; light. &c: cowhides Sc
.taes. 7c; salted kip. lolae; salted veal Ice:
-salteo calf. l6c; dry hides. lsc dry salt hides
= is5c; dry kip. lfc; dry calf DE: shcepskins
slear1nes. 250 soc each: short wool 40S7 zoe;
medium, foM 9ocs long wool. 9OcMSl %: lambs
lScic: horsehides, salt. 81 25673 for large and
81 apfg2 Tor medium. 15c6SI for small and 25@
SOC for colts u0rSehides. dry. S212 - for large
-and Sl2502 for medium, 50cGSI for small and
20 2 olc for colts; goatskins. prime sngoras, 75c
81; large hair goats. S0d5oc; medium. 20@
SOC, small. 5M I5c
Ialiow-No. 1 rendered, 5lkdGkc; No. ., 4
'05c, grease. 2M2iac
Mool-spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
-34llc; DO months. Tdllc; northern Sonoms
and Mendoclno, lS@2oc; Humboldt, 2Oc asked;
Nevada. l50 lFc per 10.
P tall ciip--MOuntain free. 9d1Ic: northern and
, Sa-iey. q loc; San Joaquin fan and lambs, a q
-.Ce 90 detective and heavy, 5@7c per 10.
hops--CalifOrnia. l0dl5c for crop of 1909:
oregon. log l5e per 10 crop OF 1910, 10Q1ec
per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
HUMAN FIREBRAND WILL
BE ELECTRICAL FEATURE
Million Volts to Pass Through
Mans Body

Among the spectacular exhibits az
the Pacific coast electrical exhibition.
which will open next Saturday evening
at the Coliseum, will be a human fire.
brand The remarkable demonstration
VIII be given by New York expert.
who will permit current OF electricity
to be sent through his body 100 times
as powerful as that which causes in
slant death in the electric chair. but
which will have no i'll effects upon hin,
and will cause his body TO glow with
uncanny light
The phenomenon is made possible bv
the rapidity of the vibrations. the
sense of feeling in the body responding
only to rates of electrical Vibrations
within certain limits. The subject will
stand on an insulating glass and grasp
one terminal of a million volt oscfl-
lator, vibrating more than 100000
times a second. The body is immeii-
ately surrounded by an electric glow
while tiny flashes escape from the
fingers and feet to the floor walls and
surrounding objects. A touch OF the
hand will light an ordinary incandes-
cent lamp. a platinum wire requiring
1000 degrees to melt will burn to a
cinder in the fingers.
Electric vehicles, household con-
veniences, wireless telephone and
telegraph, ironers, sweepers. hair curl
ers, stoves and many other devices will
be shown among the other exhibits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

:, Charles W Randall to United Railroads Of San
1875; $1O ~ !"
United Railroads Of San Francisco to Union
trust company of San Francisco. lot at SW corner
OF Pacific avenue and Devisadero streets W 1sT a
by 12I:SA; $40. ~
John s. Rothwell and wife to Emma A. Howlett
lot In line of Twenty eighth street 167 " of
Noe, w % by n ia; $40.
Roapdo Musante and wife To Thomas FsrILr.-
lot in line of Twenty second street q E ~
Harrison. % by 100; $40.
Inomas Faulkner and wife to Joseph +. Koch
and wife, lot in y line OF Twenty-seeond street
80 E of Harrison. % by 100; $40.
Robert Lee Beauchamp to Julia A. Beachamp
lot In SW line of Fourteenth avenue 10 NV of
street. NV 25 BY SW 100; SO.
Mary c. O'Neale to Frank E. Powers lot sf
Sc corner Of | street and Fifteenth avenue S
500, 1916, 357, NE 1882, a31:2 " s35
and one other piece; $40.
Frank z. Powers and wife TO Howard II. Salz
same; SO.
City realty company TO Charles A. Hall. lot in
line of Fifth avenue, 100 S OF Parnassus S
% by 100: $40.
NJ j. c. Calvin to It. A. Perkins. lots and
4. block t1). Railroad homestead association
No 2; lot in line OF street. %: of Forty
fifth avenue, 81 by 100; $40
Charles +. Hawke and wife to Arthur c. Nv
gren. lot in n line of Greenwich street 100 w OF
Broderick, W % by \ 120; SO.
Jemina Mcdowell Smith TO III. z. Stoltenberg
lot In line Of Clay street. 1876 " of Leeven-
worth. w 1876 by N 1876; SO.
Hannah Mathewson to Pearl Galley, lot in "
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
New York Produce Market


-. NEW YORK. Sept. I2.-Hops and hides-Dull.
Petroleum Steady.
), Wool-Quiet
20 -Sugar-Raw sugar. steady: muscoTado, 50
stest, 5.s6c centrifugal 96 test 4.36c: mols sses
sugar. - test. sole. Refined sugar. steady.
tonec-Futures closed steady. last prices 5d 30
points net lower Sales. 100000 bags Septem-
her. A10c: October, S.15c: November. s. zoe;
December. S-25c; January. S25c; February,
Pc; March. S.S0c: April, S.3Sc; May, S.35c;
5une, S-3Sc; July. S.40c; August. sale.
z,;1 &c; mild. steady: copdova. 11l4 dI35ke.
: .Butter-Barely steady; creamery specials.
- "a - &C. eNrras. Sic; third 70 frSts. "a y a 29c;
state dairy. common 10 finest. 23M 29c; pro
cess. second To special. 23M27l5 l5c: factory.
June make. - > n 24c: do current make, 22M
:2sc- imitation creamery. 24fI25c.
:: :-C heese-Steady; state, whole milk, specials
good 10 prime. 14Q 14i2c; do common 10 fair,
l0i = a 13as SKINS, full 70 special, % Ml212e.
-Eggs-Steady, fresh gathered extra frsts.
- q 26cs do frsts y 3d24c: do seconds. q q pc.
= DRIED FRUITS
2. Evaporated Apples continued quiet with fancy
quoted ~ 10iad1Ics prime, SqSl5c and com
mon. 6n7iac.
:: Prunes were unchanged with quotations rang
:ing from 3Isc 10 Zoe for California fruit up
rs SOC and az JM95sc Tor Oregons.
ApricOls-Are firm. with choice quoted al
-I0is Gl1atc; extra choice, lll4 dl234c; fancy,
> 12n 1Slac.
. :. Peaches-Onerings Of peaches are said to be
..loss numerous and prices were reported steady
with choice quoted 7a71sc; extra choice, "a
. n IA - fancy. Sd Size
:: Raisins-Are firm: loose mustatel. choice to
~faufv seeded. 5N6&sc: seedless, ~ d532c; Lon
~ "a LAYERS. 81 .2OG ID
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

There has been a marked change in weather
conditions on the Pacific slope during the last "a
hours moderate depression forming over Ne
vada has caused strong north winds along the
northern coast and southerly winds in the iute-
r1or. Light rain has fallen at Eureka and in
the northern part Of the Sacramento valley The
temperature has fallen from s TO II degrees in
the Sacramento valley.
Cloudy weather is reported in the Rocky moun-
tain section and rain has fallen in South Dakota
and along the gulf The weather is pleasant
with seasonable temperatures in the Atlantic
coast states. Throughout the lake region and
southwestward to Missouri and Kansas II is
much cooler " -
Conditions are unfavorabie for raisin making
In the great valley. Afternoon temperatIIreS
range from 20 at Sacramento to so at Fresno
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was ~ and
at Fresno 81 per cent. - anu
FORECAST
San Francisco ana vicinity-Insettled weather
Iuesday: with sprinkies in the morning: light
south winds. eN'
Santa Clara vslley-Cloudy Tuesday possibIv
llght showers in the morning; light south winds
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday with Iirht
showers; hight south winds.
san Joaquin valley-Cnsettled weather Tires
day, with showers in the foothills: light sontb
winds. soA'n
:. California south Of the Tehachapi-Cloudv
Tuesday light showers in the mountains; light
south winds. 'e"'
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Sunday, Sept H.
$50 D. M, stmr George T. Haller, Martinsen.
IA days from Kvichak; ballast TO North Alaska
SAii'0n '0"pes' Monday, Sept IL.
$40 n. M, Br stmr Bramley, Annson 31a
davs from Tacoma put in to finish loading.
Gas D. M, stmr Willapa. Johnson, 81 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Sudden & Chris
3:Io n. M. stmr Lucy Nef Klitgard. 20 hours
from Grays Harbor; 100000 feet lumber to
SUM 7.sd y. M M. Ger stmr Rahmes Remers, 3
days from Seattle: put in to finish loading.
5 p. M, stmr Hornet; Marxen 90 hours from
Wilmington: ballast to +. Linderman.
Alb D. M stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. Al
hours from San Diego; passengers and merchan-
disc to Pacific Coast steamship company.
4.25 n m. stmr Homer, Donaldson, liz days
from Pribi1of island via Dutch harbor 10 days
hours passengers ana merehahdise 10 Noftn
600 a. M. stmr Johan Paulson, Lancaster. 62
hours from Astoria; 100000 feet lumber to Loop
~ m stmr Prentiss, Iverson, "a hours from
Eureka; 400, 900 feet lumber and ties TO Pacific
I2.4o n. M. stmr Bear, Nopander. 26 hours
from San Pedro: passengers and merchandise to
San Francisco and Portland steamship company.
1.oo m M bark Star of Iceland, Hemming
25 DAYS from Nushagak; 60, 600 cases salmon to
Alaska packers association
1920 a. M. stmr Rose City, Mason, 49L hours
from Portland. via Astoria 421a hours; passen-
gers and merchandise to San Francisco and Port
'a9u 74s ml stmr q. C. Lindauer. Anderson. 62
hours from Grays Harbor; 475,0oo feet lumber
1.15 q M power schr Washcalore, Peterson
6S hours from Bandon 500, 600 feet lumber to
Wendling lumber company.
100 M. stmr Chehalis. Kettleson, 80 hours
from Grays Harbor bound south, put in for fuel
4:3o a. m. schr BERTHE Minor, Dahquist, 81
days from Coquille river; 1900 feet lumber to
A. F. Estabrook.
San Pedro ballast to Gardiner mill company
5.3O A. M schr Monterey, Kelly ii hours
from Monterey: 10 900 barrels oil to Associated
TRANSPORTATION company. in tow tug Navigator
CLEARED
Monday, Sept II.
stmr Buckman, Wilson. San Pedro; Alaska
Pacific steamship company.
Stmr President, Cousins, San Diego and wav
morris. Pacific Coast steamship company
stn,r Siberia Feeder, Hongkong, Shanghai
Narasaki Kobe and Yokohama, via Honolulu:
Pscifc Mail steamship company.
sfmr Hilonian Frederickson. Hilo; Matson
navigation company.
SAILED
Friday. Sept. o.
stmr Rosecrans, Moore. for Honolulu
Monday, Sept IL
2:45 D. M. stmr Chehalis. Kettleson, San
2:45 D. M. stmr Gualala, Martinson. Delmar.
40 a. M stmr Washtenaw, Graham Van
couver, B. c.. and Seattle.
1o:4J D. M, stmr Hilonian. Frederickson HiIo
800 D. M. stmr Iaqua, Sells, Eureka.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
GeneraI NIerchandIse

Bagss-crsin bags, 5ssQ5lzc; San quentin
6sgs, 53tc; wool bags, 275sc for 3ns ID and 2e1ke
toE 10: fleece twine. 7iac per ID.
coal pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIG per
Ton Wellington, So; New Wellington, SO; Coos
Feiaw Main, 50: stanford Richmond. Sc: Cum
berland, SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
S1 lsclie- Sl9i coke, Sio per ton in bulk and
On tQuotstions are for barreIs)-Linseed
sler al Sl-ls per gallon for boiled and 81 IL for
" cases 5c more: castor oil in cases. No l. 7lc;
-5sker,s A: Sl-I7dLI9; China nut, cases, e0@
.ee per gallon; c0coanut oil. I'm barrels 75d
-S2S LOT AAA- y y q 16c for No. ] and T0G
&c Tor No. .. according TO quantity; extra
sperm oil. soc; natural whale oil nc: nure lard
winter strained lard oil, soc; pure nea Is
LOOT on soc No. 1 Deatsf0otspil, 65c; herring
o., oye; salmon oil, soc; boaed hsh oil. soc;
Coal Oh. Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
ettels on drums, &c; l50 degree oil, iron barrels
TsS, loe; astral l6c; star. I6c; extra star. I9c;
+-latlit . -ac- eoceDe. 19c: red crown and motor
faso-ne' N bulk lTe in cases 24c; engine dsti-
-elt- I'D crumS nc. cases &c more: Sc degree
gasoline, in bulk SOC, in cases 37iSc: varnish
l.sse7s -.5 and painters naphtha in bulk l5c, in
=, hurpentine-95c per gallon in cases and SSc in
putk' drums and iron barrels.
RoSIn Los (2er bbI Of 2so lbs)-E. sss5; F, So;
y ss-LOi II. S9.15; I, $500
< hea s.Sl, and White Lesd-Red. sh@sc; white
= 9ee4e per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
,,ilt, 1se Western sugar refining company quotes
Iatea' 5.65e; standard coarse granulsted. 5.65c;
Ift gIanulRted- S-65c: cut LOST. in barrels only.
4.o9ci H. & z. crystal dominoes, 3 ID cartons in
eases, o-o5c; 90 in 10 cartons in cases, g. l5e:
sonaren bar. &c: tablets. in half barrels, else;
% N boxes, 6s0c; cubes and A crushed 5 soc;
monsrch powdered. 5.75c; xxx powdered
at3c; candy granulated. 5.75c; confectionery A.
a-6ac: confecti0ners' crystals, 5.75c; extra fine
Eranulated, 5. soc; magnolia A, 5-25c; extra c.
. l5c golden C, 5.O5c; ID. 4.95c. Barrels and so
lb bags lOc. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more per
100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar in 35
and 90 Ii tins 81. 20 more. in S and 10 ID tins
% more per 100 lbs than price for this trade
- 100 bags.
:: the California and Hawaii sugar refining com
EanF quotes as follows; Granulated basis 8 Csc;
i grade' bar. &c; powdered. 5.75c; crushed,
> sOc; berry, 5-65c; c. & II. extra ine granu-
lared, 5.G5e; coarse dry Eranulated. 5.65c: con-
fect-9lers A, 5-65c. confectiOners crystal 3 75c;
'fuoes, 5Soci bricks, 5-90c; extra fine dry grann-
lafcd 100 lbs bags only, 5.45c; excelsior A.
IS sSc; extra G. 5-l5c; golden c, 5.05c; yellow D,
F55c; cut leaf in barrels only, 1850; H & E.
crystal donlinoes 10 cartons in cases, s65c;
C1 Do cartons In cases, 9.I5c. Additional per
REQ Iss. Iu barrels and 80 10 bags, IOc more;
-i.alf barrels, 25c more; boxes. SOC more for ali
grades Bar IN 80 and 40 ID tins. S1-70 more;
in 20 lb tins, S2-55 more. Minimum order, car
lead weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORL D

hence today for Eureka Strong NV gale;
heavy head sea; barometer % 9S.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL, S D. M,
so miles off San Francisco, hence today for
Tahiti; barometer, 1890; temperature, 5S.
STEAMER ARGYLL-September IL. 4 p M,
passed Point Reyes, hence today for Seattle.
STEAMER COLONEL E L. DRAKE-September
IL. p. M, 80 miles north of Point Reyes;
hence today for Seattle with barge Ninety-one
in tow Clear; NV wind and sea; barometer,
23.S7; tempera ture, "a.
STEAMER AsCENsIoN-s:30 p. M. % miles
south of Point Arena; barometer, 80; temper
ature, sc; light northwest Winds fine and
clear; smooth sea.
STEAMER WASHTENAW-T:30 p. M. IS miles
south Of Point Arena. Calm and smooth;
barometer, 1916 temperature, 81.
STEAMER PRESIDENTS p. M. two miles
south of Point Montara. Clear; light south
wind: smooth
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO.

-. CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-Cattle-Receipts esti-
mated at $4,000; market Toe TO 15c lower;
TleeTes. 81 $50 $50. Texas steers, S3.70d $50;
western steers 81. 40u 20; stOckers and feeders,
<Sf4o006.l0; COWS and hefers. 2.2096 40; calves.
So 15N9.25.
- Fogs-Reecipts estimated at 20, 600; market
y. 90 1oc higher; light s950GI 10; mixed. IS So
n 1000; heavy. SS.60G9-75; rough, Ss.60dS.90;
good to choice heavy. s.. 90M9-75; pigs, SIS. 70G
- -; bulk Of sales, s9-0009.60.
=. Sheep-Receipts estimated al 10000: market
::SteadF 10 Zoe on: native. S27504.55; western,
.S3 3s25 q 80; yearlings, S415G5.70; lambs, ma
tive, $3.50 200; western S525@6.9o.
j: KANSAS CITY.
- KANSAS CITY. Sept 12.-Cattle-Receipta
p coo; market &c 10 Toe lower; native steers,
s. % n Do native COWS aud beifers, 81 60d6. 30;
4S25. calves 81. .T5d 500: western steers, 81 50d
,5,;25; western COWS. 81. 75d5.25.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market 10c higher: bulk
of sale. S9-40N975; heavy. S9-2ONi9.60; packers
and butchers. 50 -4O09.45; lights. S9.65 65d9.SO.
. Sheep.-Receipts 1900: market steady; NUT
.and- Eesrlngs, $4-00@5-25; fed western ewes.
,. =. SOUTH OMAHA.
. SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. l2-Csttle-Reecipts
IaO00: market active; steady; native steers.
81 500 s. 90; cows and heifers. 5000 5.75; west
ern. .sfego. S3-15@6-s0; range cows and heifers.
50 e90f 50: Gamers, s.. J0@ $40: stockers and
.fei ID S3-00d625; calves, S3.50d7-25; bulls,
3 stags-N ~. S3m5.
. fiogs-Reeeipts 1000; market 15e higher;
heavy, Ss-OOQs.4o; mixed, S920@s.s0: light.
~-.SbeeIi-Receipts 2s. 500; market steady: year
nIS 81 50eI 30; wethers $4.00M410; ewes
- n s.20; lambs S6.25@6T5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
..:.~ Los Angeles Produce Market
I.Speciol Dispatch 10 The Call

--.IllS- ANGELES. Sept Eggs were firm to
day fQn receipts Of $50 cases Eastern fresh ad-
EHnced cents TO IS cents a dozen; eastern
.sterac &c extras went up cents TO so TO 30
gents. dozen and eastern storage seconds were
l-'-canr higher at % cents a dozen. Butter
and cheese were steady
-: Receipts Of produce were: Eggs, $50 cases:
sl{tter, i7.024 pounds; cheese. 4.432 pounds: po-
jatQes, 5-206 sacks; onions. sacks; sweet po-
fEtFeg. II sacks.
: Cheese lper lbl-NOrthern fresh. 17GITIzc:
e&Stern twins lSIac; eastern cheddar 19620c:
eastern longhorn l9d20c; eastern daisy. I9c:
SWISS, imported. 29c; swiss. domestic,N - ape;
brick: cream. l9c; limburger. 19c
p" Butter tper lbl-Creamery extra. 32j5c: frets
.!lc,.ladle butter. 25c; cooking butter. 25c.
Eggs fper dozen Local ranch candled frsts
so case count, S9c; eastern fresh. 35c; storage
eNtras, 50fd BE; storage seconds. 26c
p: Beans fper ct}-NO. ] pink. $3.50: No l lime
. S4f5; Lady Washington. S4-50 small white No
y SA-5v. hiackeyes, S5.45; garvanzss. $3.50;
lentils S6-50dT
.Potatoes per ct)-Highlsnd. sI.30dI. 50: local
sweets. Sl-5oMI.75-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
HOMER Brings Big
Shipment OF SKINS
Consignment of $4,000 Seals
Received From the PribilOff
Islands for Government

HE steamer Homer,
which went north
with winter sup
plies for the gov
ernment agents on
the Pribiloff ISL
ands, returned yes
terday with $4,000
sealskins consigned
to Uncle Sam. The
concession of the
N or t h American
commercial COM
pany expired early
this year, and such
seals as have been
killed since are the
property of the
government.
Quite a mystery
xr,ac ,,oal -
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
THIEVES LEAVE THEIR
PHOTOGRAPHS BEHIND
Steal Camera, but Are Traced
Through Pictures

Louis Gillespie and Ernest Wood
sell cigars in two of the tenderIoin
cafes. They are chums, and yesterday
they visited a photographer at III
Market street to have their pictures
taken. They stood before the camera
and the operator made several ex-
posures. When the camera man en-
tered the dark room to develop the
plates his two patrons disappeared
With them went a camera valued at
about $50. Detectives Cavanaugh and
Thomas Burke arrested the men yes
terday, having traced them through the
photographs that had been taken at the
robbed gallery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13

lbs beans, 56 pkgs potatoes. 800 and 20 bbls
salmon. 2Ss cs canned goods. 3.151 gals wine.
10 10. o gals and 80 es whisky, 119 bbls asphalt.
powder. 10 cs blasting caps and fuse IS es
bicycles. 200 SKIS cement. iso cs. 21 bbis and
gasoline. 2o7 drums distilate. $50 cs kerosene,
40 kegs white lead. etc. valued at $2e,31O
Supplies for Mexico
The steamer Curacao sailed for Guaynas via
san "a n pedr9 on Wednesday with cargo consigned TO
various Mexican ports valued at $40 966, and in
cluding the following:
26, 166 lbs sugar, 6,67i lbs rice. . 245 lbs and
cs butter, 5.272 lbs cheese. bbls -four. 1898
IDS meals. 403 cs canned goods. 371 pkgs pota-
toes, iS2 pkgs onions, SIT pkgs fresh fruits
salmon, lao lbs nuts. $50 lbs hams and bacon
70 cs brandy, 522Ts It lumber, $50 bdls iaths
"A pkgs machinery. rolls leather, 1850 lbs
taliow SO pkss paints, Ss4 coils rope, 4,4oO SKIS
and 20 bbls cement, 300 lbs bluestone, Al pkgs
acid, 40 pkgs drugs.
The Peru's Cargo
The steamer Peru sailed for Ancon and way
ports Saturday with cargo valued at S122, ,055, to
Central America. s17, ,s22; Panama, s.. .Oo3: New
York, S91, ,4i0; Ecuador $3.50; Peru S56a The
principal shipments and their destinations were
To Mexico-1.1s5 lbs spices. 1.lo2 lbs hams
and an bacon. 7S6 lbs rsisius. 947 lbs dried fruit.
canned goods, IS cs salmon. sTl lbs and 20 es
meals, $4,000 lbs tallow 20 kegs powder 300
80 pkgs aaid.
To Central America-2445 bbls -four, LOGS lbs
aried fruit, 81 pkgs fresh fruits $50 lbs raisins
20 es canned goods, 40 pkgs onions 137 gals
wine, 80 gals and 90 cs whisky, $50 cs kerosene,
ai,too IDS tallow. 1000 lbs soda, 6S pkgs paints
Il cs oils, pkgs machinery. Is pigs dry goods,
To Panama-51o bbls -four, 21o cs canned
goods, 30 cs honey, so pkgs potatoes
70 600 lbs rice. 269S gals wine, 35.912 IT lumber
10 New fork-91, ,235 gals wine. 3O2 66J lbs
beans, los, 760 lbs dried fruit 157 ZOO lbs raj
sins, 1890 cs canned goods 4 700 lbs hides Ga
9ales pa nerns ,22o lbs wool, 80 SKIS scrap leather
1850 lbs old rubber
TO Ecuador-l37 bbIs flour
To Peru-30 coils rope
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
Memoranda

Per schr Sadie--0n Sept. 8, off Farallon ISL
and in strong NE gale, carried away foresail
and jib; on Sept. IL, on port, split mansail.
Per stmr Lucy Nef at San Francisco Sept II
from Grays Harbor-On vessels arrival had a
slight list TO starboard on account of strong NV
wind
Per stmr HomerWh Whallng schr Lettitia had
425 bbls oil, 4.156 lbs bone. Sailed from Dutch
harbor Aug. %. The mate and two of the crew
of the Lettitia were passengers down on the
Homer. July % IL Japanese landed in boats
on the seal islands and were sent to Unalask "a
for trial.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13
MOTHER ADMINISTERS
FATAL DOSE TO BABE
Coroner's Office Exonerates
Mrs. E. n. Sastre Jr.

Edward n. Sastre Jr.. the IL months
old child of Edward N. Sastre ST., o
laborer living at 266 Falcon street, died
at the home of his parents early yes
terday morning from the effects of an
overdose of paregoric administered BY
his mother. The coroner's ONCE was
notified and upon investigation came to
the conclusion that the death Of the
child was entirely accidental, although
an inquest will be held for the purpose
of Generating the bereaved mother
and fulfilling the requirements OF the
law
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-13

month However. our best adviccs from Texas
state that a free movement should be looked
for until about October 10. after which time the
farmers expected TO begin to hold for higher
prices.
In the meantime the future markets have al
ready discounted a further decline OF nearly 100
points in southern spot markets and in doing SO
a very considerable short interest has been put
out. the covering Of which In any strong market
would undoubtedly cause q sharp advance
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower Middling
uplands. 13.90c middling gulf. 1415c; sales,