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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

The Mcdowell Clubs last exhibition
81 the season closed yesterday. In its
exhibitions this year the club has dis
played works by forty-fave artists, 81
whom nineteen wsre women. The art
committee, whose chairman In Mrs.
Irving 4. wiles. brought together NJ the
dinerent exhibitions works OF ali schools
and the various lines Of art. portrAiture.
landscape. miniatures. black and white
drawings. deHiRna for tapestries and
stained glass. Illustrations. water colors.
and arts and crafts work incl,idinR
jewelry and hand wrought silver. a pretty
comprehensive winter programme.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
COMMERCIAL NEWS

sseFs nsss ana painters nsphths. in bulk 15c. in
5urpentine-9se per gallon in cases and 9lc in
oulk. drums and iron barrels
hoSin-E. s.. 40:' r, Sa45;e G. $3.50; II. S9.55;
:; $50; \, SsT5; n. $40; n. sloS5; We
Ssu.5o; WV. Sl0.95 per barrel Of 2S0 lbs
,eos heo and White Lead-Red. sac; white
e- q S4sc per IL.
Pscifc codhsh-The Union fish company has
issued new price list. follows: Bundles.
large whole 100 u boxes. ss: cases. extra. 100
brand ne: narrow gauge sI.c: Silver King;
sasc: Golden State. Sc: White Seal. middles. IL
s.: Crown brand. tablets &c; Pearl tablets. 9<e;
; II boxes fancy boneless. 1ec; . III boxes fancy
booeiess, lie; half bhls picked cod. $50 each
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
lated. 3 45e: standard coarse grsnuiated. 5-45c;
fruit granuIsted s 45c: cut loaf in barrels only.
s.<5e, r. & E. crystal donninos. III cartons IN
Gases. s45e: DO il ID cartons IN cases; ssJc'
monarch bar, 5.S0c; tablets. IN hal1 baneis'
$3.50: DO IN 25 Ib boxes. g 20c; cubes ana 4
crushed. 5.T0c; monarch powdered, 5-22e; AAAA
tiouerE' A. 5.45c: confectioners' crystals 5osc;
extra hne grenulsted. 5.25c: magnolia a, o.ooc'
extra c. 4.95c; golden c, 4.S5c; d. 4,sec. a, bsI-
rels and 50 lb bags loc. half barrels &c, 20 Ne
SOC more per 100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lns
ret Bar IN IS and 80 10 tins 81 20 more IN ;
so6 10 h tins So IS more per 100 lbs than price
for this grade n 100 ID bags
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com ON
psny quotes follows Granulated pass: o.@'~
crushed. s. zoe: berry. 5.z5c; c. & H. extra nne
zsanulated. 545c: coarse dry grsnnlaIeo, ossss'
CONFECTIONERY A sz5c; confectionery Crystals. rEt
S55c: cubes. 5Toc: bricks. half hols, o-eoc'
hricks n so II boxes, 6 zoe; extra hne ory gran
Uiste6 100 10 bags only, 3 -29c: excelsaof a
5io5c: extra c. zs5c; golden c. 4. Sc; yeIioS u
zT5c; cut loaf, IN barrels only l-4oS: a = zsc:
So II cG-tons. in eases. sesc. Additional per
100 lbs II barrels and 50 II bags, loc xn NO.
hslf barrels 25c more; boxes SOC more TO. ln a.
crsoes4 Bar in s5 and 20 h tins sf-to more e
h 10 ID tins S255 more. Minimum oroer' Cur
Ios6 weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

freight In the refrigerator were nu-
merous varieties of California fresh
fruits for the Honolulu market and a
few tons of fresh meat.
Among the passengers was z. D.
Tenney, one of the principal stock hold
ers in the Matson company. He was
accompanied by his wife and daughter,
MISS Wilhelmina, after whom the
steamer was named. Rudolph Spreckels
and Thomas Magee were passengers on
the liner.
Another passenger was C. z. Wright.
manager of the Volcano transportation
company at Hilo. Wrights company
malntalnS an automobile line between
Hilo and the volcano of Kileuea. and
while here Wright purcha sed six big
touring cars, which form part of the
Wilhelmina's cargo. J. n. S. Williams.
manager of the Kahului railroad, and
Mrs. Williams We're passengers on the
steamer.
The Wilhelmina's cargo included 900
cases OF canned salmon, part of the new
seasons eaten and the first shipment
for the island market
w. A. Coulter, the marine artist. and
MIS-, Coulter were passengers on the
Wilhelmina. Coulter has received a
commission to paint a picture of Dia-
mond head for one of the big panels in
the wall of the assembly hall at the
Merchants exchange and is going to
tne ISLANDS to make the necessary
sketches
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s-E F. Hutton's wire
says The market was very active after the
opening. Realizing tremendous scare
With good deal n selling for a reaction but
for the first 10 minutes least offerings were
well absorbed by continued broadening Of out
SIDE demand and Increasing confidence IN bull
Ssh crop report from the government next week
Offerings were very heavy when the active
months had worked up 10 net advance of - 10
i points. with January selling IS points above
tho low level II last week. There was good
Zeal ef realizing, suggesting that the technical
position Of the market IS being kept healthy
y snd after o'clock prices ruled very steady IN
der z renewal Of outside buying
lion # master cotton spfnners today rejected
the proposal Of the employees for the settlement
II the Fern mill controversy at Oldham. and a
lockout affecting 10000 workmen viii begin
Saturday.
Snot- cotton closed steady Is points higher
MiddHng uplands, l3.T5e; DO gulf, lac. Sales
on fcIc
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

wednesday, September 2S
$40 p. M, stmr Despatch. Carey. IS hours
from Eureka: 1000 feet lumber to Pacific
lumber company.
from Grays Harbor; 4So. 900 feet lumber TO s. Z.
Slade lumber company.
5.35 p. M. stmr Buckman, Wilson. 50 hours
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise TO
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
2:50 D. M, stinr Fulton, Maloney, 26 hours
from Mattoe $50 cords bark and 500 boxes ap-
pies to Swayne & Hoyt.
2.5o D. m, stmr Fifeld. Jensen, "A hours from
Baudon; $50. 900 feet lumber to A. F. Este brook.
2:40 a. M, stmr Noyo, Linder, Is hours from
Fort Bragg; It's, 600 feet lumber, 125 cords bark
to Union lumber company.
$3.50 a. M. stnnr Tahoe. Paulsen. 36 hours from
Ventura: ballast to Bowes Andrews.
$50 a. M. stmr Olympic. Hansen. 90 hours
from Bellngham; bound south, put in for fuel.
10 a. M. stmr Samoa, Madsen, Is hours froiA
Caspar; 1000 boxes apples to Caspar lumber
10 a. M. stmr Navarro Hoffman. so hours
from Crescent City; 24S,ooo feet lumber TO
Hobbs, Wall & co.
4:3O D. m, Fr bark Jean Baptiste. Bregeon.
81 days from Honolulu; ballast to g. W. Nc
D. m. schr Advance. Ogidnissen. 10 days
from Coduille river; 600 feet lumber TO c. F.
Doe.
5:45 o. M, sehr Lily. Bottger. 4 days from
Umpqua 200, 600 feet lumber to Gardiner mill
company
$50 a. M. schr Albion. Olsen, I days from
Bandon; 119. 600 feet lumber to the Robert Dollar
CLEARED
wednesday, September g.
Stmr Wilhelniina. johnson. Honolulu and Hilo;
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER COND7TIoYS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Light showers have fallen in the San Fran
cisco bay section and also on the coast north OF
the Columbia river. The weather has been
threatening in the Rocky mount ain section but
there has been no rain. Clear pleasant weather
prevails throughout the central states and east.
ward to the Atlantic. The pressure is rising
on the Pacific slope and conditions are more
favorable for fair weather. Some clouiiness is
reported in tie San Joaquin, but on the whole
conditions have been favorable for raisin making
The temperature has fallen about degrees In
the northern portion of the Sacramento valley
and risen about 8 degrees in the southern por-
tien. In the San Joaquin cooler weather pre-
walls. Throughout California temperatures are
below the normal The relative humidity at
Red Blur was Sc per cent and at Fresno Al
per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at D. %.
Thursday. September %. 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity--Far Thursday with
fog In the morning and at night; moderate west
wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday; cloudy in
the morning: moderate north wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Thursday; continued
cool; light north wind
San joaquin valley-Cloudy Thursday; cooler
light north wind.
California south of the Tehacnapi-Cloudy
Thursday; light south wind.
Date and amount of rainfall in San Francisco
since July /. 1sio; Sept. 10, .o4; Sept, IS, .oi;
total for season, .05.
r. McADIF Disfrict Foreca ster
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Fnstern Iireetcck Market


CHICAGO. sept. 2S.-Cs1tle-Reeeipts esti'
nared st 20 0C0. market weak 10 shade lower-
Beeves 81 S5QS.20 Texas steers. S3-5o@ D 20;
western steers. s. 2o06-s5: stockers and feeders
81 l5d -: COWS and he-fers S22oG6f 20;
calves. STdl0.25.
Hogs Receipts estimated al $1,000: market
dull. lOc lower. Light. SS.804e35; mixed. IS 20
ass; heavy ss25@s 20: rough, @ ss25qs q 81 -; 5
good 70 choice heavy, S. d9.2o; pigs, se25G
8 Il; bulk Of sales. sS.55ds.
Shsep-Receipts estimated ar $1,000; market
stesdv. Native. 81 60d4-2 western. S3dz.2o:
veerlings. 81. s.50d5.eO; lambs. native, S475G
: u: western. S5N7-I9.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 2s.-Cstfle-R Receipts,
- 60dT.T5: COWS ana heifers. SS05.5o; western
steers. S3.75 $40; range and heifers. 81 S.
d4.e5. Gamers S2.75G2 40. st0ekers and feed
ers. SSG6; calves, SS-5o45' bulls stays, etc.
Hogs Receipts. 500; market loal5c lower.
IS 6oas.so; pigs, ssGs.90; bulk Of sales, Ss.25
Sheep-Reoeipts. 2I0o0; market active. steady
Nearlngs- 81 5O6 so: wethers. S3.5eN4 20;
ewes, s. s.75; lambs. Ss.z0Ges5.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS. CITY. Sept 2s.-Cattle- Receipts.
IS 90: market l0c lower Native steers. s.. .25
. CaT.sO; native cows and heifers. S2.eoGs.5o:
stockers snd feeders. S3.250s; bulls. So 25d
40: calves. Sz.50N SIS: western steers. Sa5oI
=, western COWS. 50 .T5d5.
Hegs-ReceiptE S.oo0. market I0c lover.
Rulk OF sales Ss.70d9lo; heavy. Ss.5oGs. "a:
psr6ers and butchers, IS. 10; light, 20 a
SBeeD-Receipts. Is. 600: market weak. Nut
ions. <3.50ds.zo; lambs. S5.75d6T5: fed weth-
ers end yearlings, ss.75ds.25; fed western ewes,
S3.5o0A25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
ACCUSED OF STEALING
PORTION OF CARGOES
Captain and First Mate of the
Steamer Mayfair Jailed

Captain August Olsen and First Mate
Olaf Olsen Of the steamer Mayfair were
arrested yesterday afternoon BY De-
tectives Graha and Mclaughlin and
their names registered on the detinue
book at the city prison They were ar
rested on complaint Of the Pacific box
factory management. who allege that
the captain and first mate, who are
brothers. have been in the habit OF
stealing part of the cargoes shipped
from here TO South Bend, Wash From
the last cargo. 1t is alleged, they stole
$3.50 worth OF belts and barrels and
sold them. The police recovered the
articles from the people to whom they
were sold
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
RuiIding Confracts

Mrs F. Gutzkow with NJ F. Gale & Son.
Adam Miller. Strohmeier koenig-To erect a
two story frame residence in line of Fell
street IS " Of Ashbury. 50x100: S13. .112
Lizzie D. Carr with r. W. Lurmann--Te erect
a two story and basement frame building in v
line Of Guerrero street, Il of Eighteenth, Z
40 By s 24:6: $4.93o.
Bernardino Briglia with Angelo Fregerio-To
erect two story and basement frame building
in line Of Pacific street, 81: :6 OF Hyde, "
% by 81: 81. 100.
William j. Gardner with Walter h. 1orston
company and Bean & Silva--To erect four
story and basement brick building. at NE corner
Of Sacramento and Stockton streets, Z SIG by
X 80: $50. .250.
Frederika Folger with NJ. T. Clark company
To erect seven story and basement reinforced
concrete building in line of O'Farrel street.
275 " of LeaveBvorth. 21:6 by 17:C:
$37 SO
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
BY United wireless
Wednesday. Septemher .

Wednesday, september Is.
STEAMER HILoNIAN--From Hilo for San Fran.
cisco; Sept. q. p. M, 1.145 miles from San
Francisco lightship; light northeast wind
smooth sea; cloudy.
BRITISH STEAMER AsIA-From Honolulu for
San Francisco; Sept. %. s p. M, l,191 miles
of San Francisco; all we'll.
STEAMER SANTA RITA.From Kahului for
Port San Luis; Sept %, p. M. $50 miles
from Port Hartford: fne weather all we'll.
STEAMER RoSEcRANs-Fro Honolulu for
Gaviota; Sept. %, p. M, 800 miles out; mod
crate southwest wind; heavy rain
STEAMER J. A. cHANsLoR-From San Fran
cisco for Juneau; Sept. 81, p. m., 395 miles
from San Francisco; strong southwest wind
STEAMER BUCKMAN-From Seattle for San
Francisco; Sept. IS, a. M. OF Point Arena
hazy; calm; smooth; expect to arrive at 6 o. m
STEAMER wILHELMMA-s p. M, % miles
from lights,dp: moderate northwest wind !:
smooth sea- weather cloudy; barometer 80 90:
temperature SO.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA--s p. n Sept 27.
T55 miles from Port Hartford; variable wind
aad rain; smooth sea.
STEAMER AsUNCIoN-From San Francisco for
Portland; sept. IS p. M, of Point Arena
moderate northwest wind small sea; baron,
eter 30.0S, temperature 55.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
Los Angeles Produce Market
T TCoso;ol D;so,scL IN The CoH1

rcs ANGELES. Sept s2s-Reeeipts Of eggs
ware heavier tnan usual today The market was
active Batter was f-m. Potatoes are in gocd
demand.
Racei9rs n rroduce we're: Eggs lsl cases:
butter I se4 tNunds; cheese. 1 422 pounds: po
tsfees SIS sacks; onions. Dos sacks; sweet pota
toes 2le sacks.
Eggs fper dozen Local ranch candled. 4sc
do case count. buying price. Sec; eastern fresh
$50; eastern storage. packed extra 50 &c &c
storage seconds. 2ec.
Butter fner lbl-Cslifornis ereanery extras,
S2l3c: 10 z srs 3lc; coe-as 25r; ladle. 25c-
cheese fper lhl-N0rrhern fresh. IT1i7i2c; 10
cal lsc ofegon dsisr. 1Sia Qlec- eastern sin
cIas lQc- Go twins. lslz 1910: eastern daisies.
$50 Isasc- eastern longhorns 1919 a 2oc; eastern
cneddars 2Gc: imported swiss. SOC: domestic
swiss 220 pc: cream brick 1ec; lnburger. lee.
Beans per ctI)-No. ! pink. $3.50; No. lima.
s.. 10 Isdv washington. 50 50. No. ! small
white s. 50. No. I hlsckeyes. So; No gsrvan-
zag s. 50. No. 1 California lentils- Ssds.
Potatoes frser ctll- ii ghland 81 -4oQ i.3o: 10
cal BurhanEs. S1.25; Salinas, Sl6e; yellow
sweets 81 f0N2
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
Army and Navy Orders
TSpecioI Dispatch to The Call

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s.--Arny o-dsrs-Cap-
tain Francis A Pope. corps % engineers. viii
proceed to the Preside, San Francisco, and re-
For treatment.
Navy orders--Commander ". G. Miller is de-
tached from duty as Inspector OF the eighteenth
Lighthouse district. San Francisco to the Asiatic
station
Lieutenant Commander W A. Noiet IL de-
taehed from duty ON the Maryland TO duty as IN
sRector Of the eighteenth lighthouse district San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
WILHELMINA HAS
A RECORD CARGO
Matson Liner Departs for Homo.
lulu With a Large Number
of Passengers

HE Matson navi-
cation company's
steamer Wilhelm
ina, Captain Peter
Johnson, sailed yes
terdav for Honolulu
crowded with pas
sengers and carry
ing the largest
cargo that has been
placed aboard the
vessel since it left
the ways at New
port News. The
cargo of 1000 tons
included a large
quantity of sugar
machinery. a big
shipment of fertil-
izer, government
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSeer;oJ D;spotch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Sept. 2s.--The Pacific Coast steam
ship company's steamer State of California ar
rived from San Francisco this morning at 8
state win depart on the return trip tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
Denarting at 1O:30 o'clock this morning for
the metropolis with freight, mail and passengers
was the North Pacific Coast steamship company S
The North Fork of the Charles Nelson com
pany's line departing this morning IL O'Clock
for San Francisco. carried 243 beef cattle. The
North Fork also had a small quantity of redwood
lumber on board
The British bark Antiope loading lumber
at bay points for Australia. was shifted today
from the Fields Landing wharf to the Samoa
wharf for an additionl consignment of redwood.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
~ York Produce

NV YORK. Sept. 2s.-Hops-St -Stesdy sa, stSte.
rorfnop n choice 1910. 2od24c; 1903 le-oo6oeo' 90
Pseifc cosst, 1910, l46lTc; Paeine coast ISo''
l0d1zc.
Hides-Stesdv.
petroleuu1-Ste
Tool-Ouief- ,es- -
sursr-Rsyr steady Musco-sdo. s-esc: cen
,-if1eal Isc: rnolesses $3.50. Refined. steadE
rsfee-Futures closed steady AZ net ao,
-snee of sdl5 points and sales were reported oi
~ TS0 bags September. octoeer. NoNenneT-
neosnrher and Jsuuarv. 6. Ioc; February si4c'
Mach 2 l2c: April. l3c; May s.l4ci June'
. 1sc. Julv 2 1sc: August a.lec- Spot lrrn-
rio ~ : llc; Santos No 4, ll&c MID
SresSv Co-dovs 1lA d13&c.
Futter-Steadv. Creamery specials. So-5c-
T-beese-stesdv. unchanged
Eggs-Stesdy. unchanged;
DRIED FRUITS
F~spors red Apples-Quiet- Fancy, loc: choice.
81 a9l1c: prime. s6Si2e; common 70 fair. Ga
TAr
Prunes-In comparatively little demand. but
r~ices are maintained. Quota tions314 q loc for
celfforha fruit Up 10 3oz0s and from 5Ge13o
for oregons.
Aprie6ts-stesdv Choice 1ol. dlIa4c; extra
choice llls GI2kc: fancy. 12dl3l2c.
Feaches-ouiet. steady Choice. 4 a &c eN-
RS choice 70 n Ts.c. fancy. SGsiSc-
Rsfsins-Steadr n firm. Loose nnuscatels. 81
1el- for 2 70 8 crown: seeded 81 q Sc: seedless.
5asc: London layers. Sl25Gl.3o-
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Neyr.YorL EFe,aT warl-.,

NEN YORK. Sept. 2s.-Standard copper easy
4 SPOT, September, October, November and Decem-
sr-per. ia y. 1oc. Lou6on market steady SDc.
l55 . Cd: futures. f55 lis Sd. Arrivals re.
ported ~ New York today. zl5 tons. Custom
house returns show exports of 2s.530 tons so
fer this month. Lake copper. 12.50Hi2 75c:
electrolytic - = a 62i1c; casting. I2I2ss
0I2.37izc.
Tin-Essy spot. 34.95G 35. .25e: September.
$3.50 S. loc; October, 81. .50Q 35. Zoe; November
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

LARCENY ON HIGH sEAs-Michael Zepeda
was arrested yesterday BY Policeman Hextrum
on complaint Of Henry Moss Of San Jose and
viii be turned over to the United States
marsnal. Moss alleges that when the ship
l. J. Morris left here Eve months ago for
Alasxa he and Zepeda were talking deck
when Zepeda took S12 in coin and $3.50 In
ticksts from him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

and December sz 5o635c. London market easy
Spot. f159; futures, fI5s l5s
Lead-Qniet. 4-S7l1 4.40c New York and
42zl5 d42iizc East ST. Louis. London, f12 15s.
Spelter-Quiet 5.5o@ .6oe New York aud 5.35
0a4oc East ST. Louis. London. EDS los.
lrcn--tleveland warrants ass i0lad in London
Locally the iron marke. was quiet. No l four
Dry northern. Sl5.75616.25: No. q sl5.5o6l6:
20; southern and No. ! southern soft, s15.T;
Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH: Sept. 25.-Turpentine-Fir al
s3st di4c Sales. 23s; receipts, 6I6; shipments
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 17so: receipts. 1.s2s
shipments, SOB; stocks, 72.37T. Quote: B
$50; d, S. p: z. Sc 40: F. s655: C sS 60. II
S5.s5; Sc s.: X. $6.T5; NJ, S6s5; \, $500
VIC, $6.95; WV 81 - 49,
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ST. LOUIS Sept. 2S.-Market unchanged: Ne
diun grades conl5inc and clothing. 23M24c: light
me. lsN2lc; heavy fine. l5d11c; tub washed
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
London Wool sales

LONDON. Sept. 2s.-0neriDgs at the wool
auction sales today amounted 10 L. 460 bales
The selection was better and was readily ah-
sorbed b. home and continental buyers At full
opening rates Coarse croSsbreds showed a
hardening tendency. American buyers were
cuet
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

HELD FOR EXBEZZLEMENT-Fran H. Rob
insou was held for trial before the superior
coo.s by Police Judge Shortall yesterday
ehsASe OF embezzling $500 on May II. 1905
wn..- acting as agent for Mrs. Esther Hoover
actress, now living at the Won Dorm
hotel
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- nairr Produce Nrnrke4

CHICAGO Sept. 2s.-Butter- STEADY. Cream
erfes- 2za2sc. dsiries. 2Sd27e.
Fres-Receiprs. 4 81 cases Steady; at mark
esses Included. 1sla 62llsc; trsts. 23e; pripe
frsrs 25c
cheese2steadv Daisies. I51s6i5Zc; twins.
t4% Gl5c. Eoung Americas. i5& dt6e; long
ho-ns lSls 7l52c.
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215 lbs beans 81 cs baking powder. II ctls
barley 17o, 800 bricks, cs blasting caps 454 cs
canned fruit 14,1S9 lbs cheese. 4l4 lbs Is cs
cocoa 432 lbs chocolate. 500 cs coal OIL 81
coils cordage. 10 tins coffee. ITO lbs cs cereals,
l0l2 bbls 1000 SKIS cement. As pkgs dry goods,
pkgs furniture s225 bbls -four 20 pkgs fresh
fruit. 1892 bales hay: 400 it lumber, 44o lbs
lentiis. % 600 lbs lard. 49S lbs meals 1859 lbs
nuts eel cs nuts 81 pkgs paint, sS1 cs paste,
44s lbs peas $50 pcs u hdls pipe. ls pkgs
paper $40 lbs rasins. i2l ,!2I lbs sugar: 32o lbs
2.244 cs salmon. IS bdls shocks. 20 boiler tubes,
25 cs tar. 81 cs turpentine, 1892 lbs tea. 1e cs
aud 1896 gals wine.
5 cs canned goods.
To Uruguay-Is9, ,so7 IT lumber and so gals
wire.
n Great Britain--5o 122 cs canned fruit 25
es canned goods 2,250 cs salmon 47,323 zinc
dross.
To France 693 cs canned fruit
To Holland--6T1 cs canned fruit. 242 coo lbs
borax ore ees cs canned fruit. 100 gals wine.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
ETnrkei
=. lOufs Wool VTarI.e,

New Orleans Cotton Market
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. s.-cotton-Middling,
lS ice
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
Change Of Masters

Steamer Brunswick--Late master. George Ham
mar; present master, Charles Linder
Schooner -raveler-Late master. NJ. H. Jen-
nings: present master. J. Jennings.
Steamer Sonoma yalley-Late master, George
Jepsen; present master. Fred Mathieson.
LICENSED
Steamer Samoan. J. Madsen, master; re-
newe6.
enrolled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29
Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Sept 2s. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

Captain Wheeler and Captain Cap
pelear made short visit 70 Fort Milsy
yesterday morning. Captain Casey act
Ing as adjutant during the latter's ab-
sence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

Captain Henry 3. Mcintyre, medical
corps. who was recently relieved as
adjutant OF the general hospital at
the Preside. left yesterday for his new
post at Fort Caswell. N c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

Major Andre Brewster of the in
spector generals ofdce. Washington, d.
c., is here for the inspection OF the
depot quartermaster and the transport
quartermasters as the inspectors OF the
of California have no jur-
isdiction over those Offices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-29

Colonel Clarence Deems and Major
George Blakely completed their three
day so mile walking test yesterday
afternoon without nlishap. They are
both in good condition and have felt
no i'll effects OF the test