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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-26

United States senate, many southern
senators backing Wickersham. while
other senators are demanding to know
why the government is taking such an
active part in cotton dealings Before
the inquiry is completed sensations In
the form OF shattered regulations are
promised in high financial and politl-
cal circles
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-26

the published
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-26
BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band will give con.
cert this evening at the Pleasanton
Hotel, Punahou. at 1880 O'clock, as fol.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
TOW DRIFTS INTO COLLISION
He'll Gate Tides Garry Tug and Two
Scows Out of Course.

Towing two scows loaded with sand. the
tngboat Wellington, while on her way
through He'll Gate on the incoming tide
shout o'clock yesterday afternoon, was
carried out of her course and crashed into
the big drilling machine which, with two
bie dredges, is anchored in tho centre of
the channel, where the work of blasting
out the reef on Flood Rock is under way.
The impact of the collision was sufficient
to put the big driller out Of commission
temporarily, while the disabled tug with
her tow rebounded and went drifting side
wise through Hell Gate toward Scaly Rock.
Blowing her whistle for help as the swift
tide carried the Wellington and the two
scows along. the tug Eva May put out
from Tisdaie's coal wharf along the shore
and started after the disabled tow.
Overhauling them within short dis
tarice OF Scaly Rock, the Eva May sue
oeeded in towing all three into safe waters.
The Wellington then made repairs and
continued on her way into the Sound.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
COURT WON'T AID CELLAs
Alleged Bucket Shop Men Must
Go to Washington.

Judge Fough in the United States Dis
1rfct Court, declined Yesterday TO interfere
IN the removal 10 Washington of Louis
:. Celia. Of ST. Louis: his brother. An
eelo Celia, and Samuel w. Adler for
trial ou an Indictment charging the viola
tiori of law in the District against oper-
atine bucket shops.
The arrest of the Celias and Adler fol-
lowed the raid last spring on alleged buck
Ct shops i'll rhis city, Jersey City and Wash
in-ton- The accused men were said to
have been interested in the concerns in
Jersey City and Washington. Judge Hough
signed warrants for the removal OF the
men and turned the papers over to Mar
sLal Herkel In his opinion the court
said:
Partly to avoid technical rulings which
cannot in the nature of things be final or
authoritative, and partly Influenced by the
4srneetness Of counsel, ] have read all the
testimony offered, and without any refer
ence whatever TO the Indictment as having
any prohibitive value (bevond showing the
commission Of a crime and the existence
Of an Illegal bucket shop as charged), am
OF the opinion that the said testimony
shows that at and before the times in
the Indictment mentioned Louis Celia
owned and assisted in operating and largely
controlled q plurality Of bucket shops, that
adler was active in that business as a cap
ital,s; and exchange broker, that Angelo
Celia was a confidential and important as
sistapt if not a partner, In the enterprise,
,i1a. ali these persons knew what was the
object of the business and all knowingly
participated In the same
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

active sc higher than opening: light; 50 ~ ssp e
50 90 mixed. ss 5Jas9 35: heavy. So i3gsg -:
rough So i5G$s 70: good 10 choice neaVy; In ~
50 o. SHEE.P-Reeeipts. 30.o0G: strong saI naies'
81 T5aS7 So: Western. 3 s59S4 50, yearnnsss
8 soas5 75: lambs. native S'@s8 '"' WESTERN
Fast Buffalo Aug . 2e-cATTI1E-Eees1 eesipts. ss1gsts
4sssv o hsaVes ,a @ IlS% lower prie steers q ss
shipping 81 2Jas7 .: butchers. s" 21gSo So, -.
hefers. 81 5O@s6 %; COWS 81 ,39S -; ,sS n
stock heifers. s. 75asa =; fresh @ COW, sns ss
stsady at s. 5ossf0 50. HoGs. Bee Receipts. 81. pts
10. 200: active f0035c higher heavy - essaSs 90
mixed 50 eoGs9 90 I9rss s5Gss 10 'yass stsgs ss 5
s7: Gairies. 80 25es9 10. SHEEP and LAM
Receipts. $500; active; ewes 1Oc. l9Ln0s tss. DC
AZ 81 % yearIings s5aS5 80. weshsTs. 50 59as''
81 25asi 90 sheep mixed Stess+ ss,,ts 30 o.
steady: fair to good shippers. s60$1: common; On.
soTsS 75 HOGS-ReceiDfS. SO; active. dy1
zoe higher buts6srs saxo and 19igPfPFs Ress6 % s
7s5: strong at 81 75@s4 10 LAMBs-Str"ns az
~ Ksass 1SpsS 30 c-itv Aug 29-CATTI.E- Receipts.
"a oS0. including 5000 southerns: steady 20 zoe
lower. calves 2jc higher; dressed beef and @ eS- S
western 81 3OGs7 10: stockers and feeders. SO
&; 3s,. Southern So T5qS5 90: southern lows COWS.
81 6oas4 -: native, 81 eefSt S,xs S noe:
Receipts ; OOO; fOc higher; bulk OF sales - i1@ @
80 45 heavy Ssase p "a gse.4sIs i4 a9a f,FFP
cetpts n coo. steady 20 13c lower iaInbs, - -
ass 90: yearfings 81 75GS5 10: wsthers. sssys %
ewes. 80 50dS4 %: stockers ana is~O'7'
fFsv Telegraph to the Tribune
Louisville. Aug 29-SHEEP and I.AMBs-E,e-
ceipts s63: market quiet, generally s,ea5s az! ::
bulk Of best lambs 81. a6t.e see9n@SSs H. down:
common sheep dull: fair inquiry Tor prime s''~>
ewes: comsaon very slow
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
RATE ADVANCE HEARING
President Ripley Says Santa Fe
Earnings Are Inadequate.

Chicago. Aug. 2e.-Nineteen lawyers, repre-
senting big Western railway systems, We're
present to-day when the Interstate Com
nnerce Commission began its hearing of tes
timony bearing on the advance in railroad
rates scheduled TO go into effect on No
vember /. The hearing involves 202 trans
Missouri and Illinois freight committee ter
ritoTy as we'll as the shipping interests
z P Ripley. president of the Santa t'e
system, was the first witness. He declared
that his road was not earning proper
percentage on the investment.
Why" he exclaimed. we were forced
to sell an issue of bonds at an aggregate
discount of 5000, ,o00.''
Should rates be increased so that inn-
provenlents may be made direct from earn
ings?" asked Mr.. Norton, who represents
the Santa Fe.
Yes, in part was the answer. Witness
said there were improvements which must
be made. but from which no increase in
revenue can be expected. among these being
track elevation and the construction of
new passenger stations.
TO what extent would the proposed ad-
vances be reflected in the cost of living
he was asked.
The amount of money involved IS COM
Darativelv small" he replied. The ad-
Varces affect only two classes of freight.
So far as the ultimate consumer is con
cerned l think he would be negllgib bic
quantity There is not, | believe, a family
in The country which would detect any dit-
ference in prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tie following petitions in bankruptcy
7ere Ned yesterday with the clerk OF the
United States District Court:
Involuntary petition against Rosenbaum
q Glnrer, manufacturers OF women = gar
1leIts, at No. % We-t 24th street., by
ltors, with claims OF $3.50 for goods sold
@Au Delivered Preferential payments made
Fnlle It!Solvent are alleged III the petition
Iat la oll.tles aggregate $4,000 and the
eTecitOrs say tse assets are worth about
Slg,py3 William Henkei. it. has been ap-
pc-Ited receiver, with q bond OF s2,eJ0.
schedules OF David b. Hydecker. doing
business a. the Empire Auto Supply Com
pany address not IN papers,, show liabili-
ues Of S7.5S4 5S, with assets OF 1881 So
which Include stock valued AZ 5000 and
oe1js due o. Ssel -.
Judge Hovgh has appointed z. B. Root
d receiver tor the New York Electric
900
George W. Peck salesman, Of No. i05l
81 Nicholas avenue. IL q voluntary petition
gives liabilities OF 81, $50, unsecured, with 70
assets
Tnyolurtary petition against the Hamil-
lcn Sign Company az No. 1851 Broadway,
gy The Royal Eastern Electrical Supply
company and other creditors, with claims
q sos 7. Preferential payments and the
fhnsteT ot contract for an electric sign
al ConEY Island. IL which the company has
e9lty % over S2.0G1, while insolvent, are
allfsed IL the petition.
Involuntary petition against Adler, fucker
& Stern. makers of underware, at No. l43
'5ieeEe street. by the Zahner & Schiess
nnTanv, with claims of s., ,0s0 PrefeFen-
u payments made while insolvent are
se4eged in the petition. The liabilities are
f'!Ho enc The assets are worth about s., ,5oJ.
lnVoiuntary petition against Gl.sSal &
7ektrnan. fUrriers. a. No q West 18th
street., BY Gordon & Markransky and two
oL5ei creditors with claims Tor gooGs Soio
eAe delivered amounting TO s5,l44 % Prefer
ti5tia- payments amounting 20 500 made
rhse insolvent are alleged in the petition
ne assets are valued at 81 800
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
EXPRESS RATE INQUIRY
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Will Make investigation.
From The Tribune Bureau I

washington. Aug GA thorough investi
cation into the reasonableness of rates
.bsrsed by express companies will be made
This wear by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
In the early autumn a series of hearings
uin be held Up to date all complaints
against interstate express rates have been
sled by shippers and organizations. No
rar7plaint has been received from a state
-sjlroad commission. Recently the Illinois
commission made an exhaustive study of
fire business Of express companies i, that
state and entered an order for q horizontal
reduction Of intraState rates.
The question Of express rates has arisen
practically within the last year At the
raAetirg of the Association of State Rail-
road Commissioners III Washington last
November It was not discussed and il has
moi been announced as a subject for dis
,1;ssion al the meeting next November.
That il will come up informally. however.
: not doubted now.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
has had the power since 1906 TO regulate
express rates. hut has done little along
This line. Ii has acted only in few scat
1ering individual cases and reduced indi-
nidual rates only. The most notable re-
6uction was of rates in Rocky Mountain
territory. The case f the Millinery job
fers' Association against the express COM
NAMES has been heard but not decided.
The most general complaint received so far
Is that from various commercial organiza-
tions of the Middle West month ago.
Under the railroad law enacted at the
LAST session Of Congress the Interstate
Commerce Commission now has even more
authority over express companies than be-
fore. L is authorized to suspend new eX-
press rates as il suspends railroad rates
pending investigation. The commission also
has power 10 reduce old rates If found ex-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
RICE-Firm. with good distribution and
,fferfnrs

RICE-Firm. with good distribution and
offerings moderate.
-CoPPER-standard: spot spot a. and
August. 1921 y a 12.30c; September l22f y %
u. Soc october. November and december.
12,3oGs1395c. London frfn spot fo6 ss Cd
futures, f56 1Ss 3D. Lake copper l2esi J. %
13c; electrolytic 12-Se9 q II. 75c; casting.
IL. 23D12 soc TIN-Easy; spot. S1.62 = g SEC
August, 81. eJ q 3fc; September 35 81 a 5S 81 &c
October. So 20 a 35.j0c: November, 34.55 n
34.e0c.- Sales. 10 tons September at 35.5 y c.
London easy; spot. 1853: futures f15S 12s I'D.
LEAD-Dul1: 4.4om4 50c New York 4256
4.30c East st Louis. London spot. f12 los.
SPELTER-5.3J a.. 4oc New York 5.20@
52Jc East st Louis. London, spot, f22 los.
1RON-Cleveland warrants 49s Sd in London.
Locally iron was quiet No foundry North
ern, S1GGS16 so: No .. SIS 506S16: No I
Southern and No / Southern soft, SIS 75 a
SIS % Pig iron certificates easier: August,
S15 80: September S16 SO: October SIS rs.
November. sic; December. SIS %. all asked.
MOLAsSES AND sYRUPS-Quiet and un-
changed
NAVAL STORES-spirits turpentlne irmer
at 313c here and at Savannah Rosln and tar
steady, but quiet and unchanged.
OILS-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at T,65c for standard white in bbls
at New York.
COTTONSEED OH-Firrn for spot and Sep
tember which advanced 20G24 points on light
offerings and covering, while late months wers
3@S points higher, o1c being bid for October
shipment from the Eouth Sales. 11.2o0 bbls. Lo-
cal contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SEIZURES BY CUSTOMS MEN
Small Amount Of Dutiable Goods Taken
from Two Passengers

Two seizures were made Yesterday by
customs inspectors. one on the steamship
Noordam and the other on the steamship
KaiseriA Aususte Victoria. Albert Stuart
Z jeweiler Of Warren City. Iowa came in
or the Noordan with bag containing jew
cir worth about 5000. He did not declare
i and the inspector took him before Special
Deputy Surveyor SrnyJh. where Stuart
admitted the ownership and failure TO
declare. Invoices showing the value Of the
goods were produced. Stuart Will be given
ar opportunity 10 recover the jewelry by
paving the home value.
Adolph O. Ailsair. Of Peoria, II, came
eFfshe Kaiserin Kag1ste Victoria with his
NIfe. His trunk had d false bottom, in
which was a miscellaneous variety of
so1os. TIE total value wes about 500.
He may pay the home value and take the
stuff TO lis Illinois home, if he wishes ID
DO So
The customs authorities count the home
value as the foreign value plus the duty.
The payment amounts virtually TO a fine
eg7sal 10 what the passenger paid abroad
ard 90 per cent Of that sum.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

Liverpool Aug. 29-wHEAT-spot dun:
futures quiet: October. 7s I@sd; December. t5
SAD. March. Is 9d. CORN-Spot steady; Old
American mixed. IS n I'd futures a quiet: E sep
canadian Is FLOUR-Winter patents. 3Os 6d
HOPS in London Pacific Coastl t5 q ~, 81 los
RFFF-Extra India mess. 1928 sd. PORk-
prime mess Western. 1865 Sd. HAMS-Shorr
cut. 6ss BACON-Cumberland cut rs; snort
rib 76s: long clear rniddles. light. rs, heavy
T3s. short clear backs. 66s clear bellleS-
RS HOULDERS-SquaTe, SOS LARD
prime western tierCes, SOS 9d' american
refined pals. sos CHEESE.-Canadlan-
finest white. new. 53s Sd colored, as
TTrR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sis ROSIN-CoLn-
mon. 14s Cd. PETROLEJ M-Renned. 'd-
ITNsEED OIL. ASS. COTToNSEED OIL
Hull refined, spot. SOS I'D IALALOW-+Nus-
traIiau in London. firm. SIS cd
London Aug. 29.-SUGAR-Raw. eentrlTG-
gal T4s. nluscovado 12s; beet. August. lis 9u-
ITTSEF:T-CaIcutta, August-September rs
TT%SEED OIL. Ais f1sd. SPERM OIL ts--
6ETpOI E,J@AI-American refined Sd, spirits.
I'd. TURPENTINE-spirits 31s I'D RoslN
American strained. 1fs I'D. fine. ils
An+werp Aug. 29.-PETROLEIEA, -1S francs
so centines-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

FLOUR AND MEAL-tlonf very QuiSl anu
unchanged Spring patents, s. 60as6 10, winter
straights ST 5naSi 10; winter patents. 81 9o4
* 25o spring clears. 81 45G$4 10 extra No l
winter So s5QS4: extra No > 81 6oa$S 70: kan
sas straights S5q$3 10. RYE FIoUR-Steady;
81 40 cORNMEAIe-Quie.: kiln dried 81 50
RAGMEAIl-Fine white and yellow 81 55QSl 90;
coarse 81 504fSl So FEED-Western and city
steady, Western spring. S23 s5IS24 10; stsndard
Ini6diing s25 75Qs2B TO- -four do, IS 6ogSea 90
rad dog 500 90: city bran, $23 bulk "a 80 sacks,
tSitdlina SPA 5nax2 80: red dog. SO ao; hcininy
chop S24 20 bulk, SO 30 sacks oiimeal Ab' 90
pROyIsIONS-Hog products quiet; price
movements small, tone firm. and range OF
vaIues vas slightly higher PoRk-Steady;
ness se4 5oqS25: family. Sa4 5o4$2o; short
clear s.2 5aepsa4 50. BEEF-Firm; mess 10
gsIh 20. family Si9 5oq $50; packet. $ld 5oT
4 4 s.tra India mess. S%od sit. BEEF HAMS
outst: 500 a S2i DRESSED HOGS-Firm;
bacons. J31.c. $50 ib. l8t4e' l6o 10 Be, - &c
Ii"k,ed y" I'd Bellies be Su1 smoking l7lsc; 10 10;
Idle; Il III. t5Le; Il lb, l4Ac fckled
hams dull: I4@Iiiac, TAlLoWNDull; city.
Tnns country. 7@7%c. LARp-Firm; middle
west 122S6ll2.25c city. l2c' renned Squtn
america Is 6Oc: Continent f2s5c Brazii
Iee. | 6oc Compound hrmer; il 20 - - C
STEARINE--Easy; oee. lie; city lard, ~
sIGAR-Rehned steady and fairly active al
,uiI hut unchanged prices. Granulated quoted az
= 15o net less I per cent cash Raw steady
Centrifugal so test. 4,45c, nuscovado, - test
Z a,c and nolasses sugar, 80 test, 3.ioc. Ihs
ondon market far beet sugar was Am5tu
bt|her with August at 1is Sd September. las
al and october to December, lis 9s.d.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
DAMAGES OF s6,ooo.ooo ASKED
Carnegie Steel Company Charged with
Infringing Churchward Patents.

Plttsburg, Aug. 29.-Six suits In equity
were filed to-day in the United States
District Court against tie Carnegie Steel
Company by t-le Churehward lnternationai
steel Company. Of Wilmington, Del pre-
lIr,inary Injunction is asked. as we'll Is dam
ages for the alleged infringement of certain
Datents, the invention Of James Church
ward, of New York City
The damage alleged 10 have been sus-
tanned in each suit is 81 9oo, 0o0 The alleged
announcements cover the manufacture and
llea Cf a self hardening alley of iron and
Stsel the art of heat treatment OF steel
aifovs and otler technical improvements in
the steel making industry.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

Spot quiet at ali advance of 80 points: mid
ding upland 10 T5c: middling Gulf 2oc Sales,
% 179 bales: delivered on contract. % 500 bales
Liverpool cables Spot quiet at points decline;
sales 4 600 bales including 5000 American:
speculation and export, 400; receipts, 1900
middlns upland. seed. Futures opened easy at
5adSts points decline. Closed quiet at Gas
points lower. August, s,osd; August September,
7 72Ild: September October, 1.33 I'D; October
November 7.l5d Noyember-DecembeE: 7.osd;
necember-Ianuary. T05d; January-Fehruary,
04lad: February-March. 704t2d: March-April
7.o4l2d: April-May 7o41sd; May-Iune, 1,o41ad.
COFFEE-Trading active: sales. $4,000
hars and prices lower. closing at net de-
cline OF 5d10 points. Foreign markets irreg-
ular and disappointing; Havre closing at
net advance of l. q Z frame: Hamburg, 4
nfennie lower TO K higher. and Rio and San
tos unchanged with receipts at these points
amounting to $4,000 bags against $4,000 last
year Spot very firm; there were reports of
sales Saturday OF 23 900 bags of Santos Is Al
lose Cost and freight offers were. II any
hing higher. and Santos As ranged from
/ o SIC TO lie. Warehouse deliveries of Brazilian
coffee at United States ports last week amount
ed 10 1o5 90 bags, against 233,5 the pre-
yious week, and 1892 last year Spot firm,
Al 1o91OAc for Rio No Z, Local contract
prices
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Aug. 29.-Exporters Of wheat asser'eo 20
that foreign bids to-day were not so good as on
Saturday. although every European mar So
Budapest excepted. higher Nearly me an
tire list OF other influences bore doWnWaru a.
the close a loss Of itfofsF- corr M M
fshsd zG$sc to 7sc lower than at the end or ias.
week oats of L a &.c and provisions 2-7c doWn
to f2tzC up. Elevators were good buyers OF SEP
ternber wheat, il being hquidated Dy
Miscellaneous longs The purchasers meanNnIis
sold freely for December. Sellers had IN ntna N
the visible supply, the primary receipts
the worlds shipments and in supplies on ocean
massage. Figures for the last named item Ne1s
almost o 900. 600 bush larger than year ago
cash Inquiries improved a little to-day, ouL
sales to millers very small. a Few scattere1
cars In contrast with this fact. Chicago wheat
STOCKS Increased $50 90 bush for the week snd
are now ), 1915, 900 bush Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
CALL EXPRESS RATES HIGH
Merchants Of Southeastern New Eng
land Before Commerce Commission.

Boston. AEg. ce.-The investigation of the
EXPRESS rates in Southeastern New England
h the Interstate Commerce Commission,
begun last June. continued to-day before
Commissioner ProUty. with d number of
merchants from BTockton, Taunton and
Randolph. Mass. and Pawtucket, r. /,
being heard in opposition to the rates of
The Adams Express Company.
Il Vas stated that the express rates
from this zone 10 New York were higher
vroportionateIy than from any other part
OF the country. Chairman Prouty an
.1ounced that as soon as the commission
was satisfied that The rates were excessive
the question Of adjustment would ne con-
Si6ereG
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
MORE COTTON MILLS CLOSE.

Holyoke. Mass. Aug. 2a-The Lyman
Cotton Mills, Of this city, employing one
thousand three hundred and fifty hands.
all shut down next Friday night, 10 re-
main closed until September =. This is the
third period Of cuFtailnaent adopted by the
corporation during the present year
Vest Warren, Mass, Aug. 29.-The four
cotton mills Of the Thorndike company,
owned by Bliss, Fabyan & Co, of New
York and Boston, viii be idle two weeks
beginning to-day The company employs
about eight hundred operatives.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
"JOY RIDE" KILLS LITTLE GIRL
BY Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Elizabeth n, j., Aug. "a ride on the
scenic railway at Midland Beach brought
on an attack of heart disease which caused
the death to-day OF Mildred Emily Wat
kins. of West Roselle. The little girl went
ito the beach with her father, and her re-
quest for a ride was granted, but when she
WAS taken out of the car she was In a
state of collapse. II Is thought that the
shock Of the ride brought on the attack of
heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
cLoVERSEEp PRICES.

Toledo Aug EED-Cash,
80 O5: october. s. s71s: December - SO;
March So So. TIMOTHY-Prtme. 81 %. A1-
r1Is+ So 80: September. So so ALS1kE-
Prime SIS 65; August. IS 65; September. s. So
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug o9-CATTLE- Receipts, c6 900:
steady: beeves 81 909$s 10: Texas steers. So IS
Ss6. western 81 254SI; stockers and feeders
St Io0sS 10. cows and heifers, s. 6OGs6 60
calves Sc boqTsa so. HoGS-Receipts $4,000;
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30

Orders 20 the Prairie 10 proceed to the West
Indies revoked The vessel will remain New
York for the present
The Potomac and the Pontiac, assigned to
0utv with Atlantic feet as tenders during com
ing target practice of fleet
The arst torpedo division the Macdonough,
tie StFingham and the Bailey, now at Newport.
has been ordered 10 Boston, to remain from
Sentemtper to IS for patrol duty IN connection
with the Hsrvard-Bostcn aviation meet
All mali for the Charleston should be sent TO
navy yard Puget Sound.
The first submarine division of the Atlantic
4orpedo feet fthe Cuttlefsh, tn. Tarantula and
the Viper). has been sent to Norfolk and will
later ,oin the third submarine division in Chesa-
peake Bay for drills and exercises.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

EIgin. Aug o9-BJTTER-Firm; soc out
put 193 200 pounds
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
NEW YORK PRICES.

COTT0N-The sensational advance of Sat
urday was followed by d still more sensat tioual
advance. and August contracts sold 20c. or
SiS points above the closing figure of Saturday
about 2l2c above the highest figure reached in
the famous bull year of 1903o04, and the
highest level touched by any delivery since Civil
War times. At the 20-cent level the bull lead
ers seemed willing TO let go of their contracts.
At least of them offered TO sell loo 600 hsies
at that figure, and this seemed to convince trad
that zoe would consequently mark the cuI-
minatien or the old crop bull campaign. which
has been in progress ever since last February,
when the market was selling under the f4-cent
level A renewal Of buying sent the price back
to 10 90c in the late trading, and August closed
at la. 15c bid. 300 points ret higher The big
fluctuations in the old crop did not exert great
deal of influence on the crop and the
citement was entirely confined to August Bust
ness in the later months quiet These de
lveries opened steady at a decline of L d3 points
in sympathy with rather lower cables They
stesdied TO a net advance OF about 2G6
points. when August made its jump to the 20
cent level. but soon August reacted. local
professionals began 20 sell. While there
no improvement in general demand the de
cline trade interests seemed TO be absorbing
offerings of local bears, and renewed frmness
of August q signal for new crop covering.
as a result Of which prices sold 5G12 points
net higher The close steady at a net gain
of iGa points. Southern spot markets unchanged
10 CSC higher. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug 9--The ornclal CLOS
ing quotations for mining STOCKS TO-DAY
we're as follows.