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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-02
IAck IEsrER sIoNEp.

Harry Burns writes The Star
from Gle Elum that be has signed
Jack Lester % meet I'd Hagen. The
cnce-was Seattle COP. for a i0round
battle 90 De held before an athletic
club ia Tacoma November 90 Har,
rs emphasizes the point that the
winner OF the exhibition will un
dnubtedly BE- considered Hight
heavyweight champion % the
coast
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HERE'S A BOUQUET.

Seattle. Nov. 1. 1910,
Dear Sir; As representative OF the
Queen Anne High School Athletic
association. ! want to express %
you ms sincere appreciation OF the
splendid publicity given us In last
weeks Star in the Broadway Queen
Anne game We appreciate very
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PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS

James J. corbest. "RsmembAh Gentleman Jim
always" Is atiil champion. However, Instead Of
BEING bose o. the realm Of hooks and isbs he eaIs
the title o. champion pnoohle player. Plnoehle 10
the gAbby ones fasorltc exercise.
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JOHNNY evERs MAY
GO TO CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Nov Johnny Everi
Of the Chlcago Cubs today received
an offer TO coach the navy baseball
team next season Il Is probabl,
that he viii accept. as q Is hardly
likely that his broken ankle vii
have sufficiently healed 10 enable
him 70 go with the Cubs Ia thell
spring training
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Used Office Desks and Chairs

Our Exchange Department is offering some
wonderful values in all kinds OF office furni-
ture just now. 1t will pay YOU to investigate
office.
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A very attractive pattern 2
the new panel style, heaV
posts, with ornamental ehi.s
the panels are decorated VA
colored medallion designs, tF
ished in white enamel, rsguI
price 5000. Special ..So.@
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Thiee round trips Ially. Leave Sc
attic at m. "a m ana m
Sunday. leave Seattle rt 9o IA.
II IA ana y Leave Everett Al
etk a m, aiib .. IA and 10 m
Sunday. lei ra Everett At Hlaa On
fIb p m ana ftt m
Steamer leaves from Coiman Cock
Steamer ana schedule subject t.
change without notice
FssBes--eunssL Main 1881 Ina TaN
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ton viii be so bewildcred II won't
know whether Il h ON foot or
horseback On paper the plan
looks good. but In the first three
games this season. Michigan didn't
show enough 10 worry any Of her
big opponents Perhaps there was
n reason
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-31
NEW ZEALAND MAIL
LINE TO START SOON
November 10 Is Date Set for
Initial Trip

Oficial announcement was mads
yesterday by III. Stephenson Smith.
resident agent of the New Zealand
government, that the Union steamship
company of New Zealand would begin
it's mail service between this city and
Papeete Auckland and Melbourne on
November is. On that date the steam
ship Aorangi 1858 tons. will leave
here. The steamer Natal will leave
Auckland on October %. Thereafter
there will be a steamer every four
weeks.
The Union steamship company now
operates three steamers from Van
couver TO Australia. and has been con-
Meeting with New Zealand by smaller
ships of the same company
Sir James Mills. head of the Union
steamship company, was in San Fran
cisco a couple of months ago and at
that time intimated that with the sub
sidy obtained a fleet of large and fast
liners would be put on the San Fran
cisco, South Sea island and New Zea-
land run. He is now in England pur-
chasing vessels to add to the feet.
The Union steamship company owns a
fleet of 20 steamers in trans-Pacifc
trade and coast trade about Australia.
1t also operates line between Aus
tralia and Calcutta
The Oceanic steamship company. In
the steamer Mariposa, now has the
only direct service between San Fran
cisco and New Zealand.
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Canned Asparagus-The California packers as
lows Green. peeled. No 81, S.; p green, 10.
y ~ So green, No. ~. S2.l5; medium white.
, 10; % $50; green. no. 2s' 500; small
tips medium, No. /, 81. 40: small, No. 1. $3.50;
green tips medium. No. 1, 50; small. No. I.
Sle5; soup tips, round can. No. 3. $1.40; soup
tips, round can, No. s. 1925
Canned Pess-The California packers associs-
ton quotes the following prices for canned
s.tted, Sl,25; extra sifted. s1.1O; sifted, 81;
standard. SIC
Canned Tomatoes. 1910 pack-standsrd. No.
25k. Use; No. 3, sec: No. s. $40.
Cordsge-MsnIls. Sc; sissl. Tlzc: sisal bale
rope, s1s QS1ze per ID; Manila bale rope, Sc per
sslt-Bales. common, sl5O: granuIated. 50;
dairy common, 5000 for sos and $3.50 for
Eranulsteo; half ground per ton. S7.506S for
leos; rock salt. s7@7-5o; imitation Liverpool.
.s12.5o per ton.
Asiearagna, 81 Qi2lze; Guatemala Mexican, s@
Ssze; Hawaiian, 9@l5c; Ecuador. eAc.
ieksilver--Ss4d45 per flask for export and
Sz64zI-5O Tor local use.
Pacific COdhsh-The Union fish company quotes
IS follows. Bundles, small. whole, 80 ID bales,
SIC; cases. regular. large, whole. 100 ID boxes
$3.50: cases, extra 100 Il boxes Sc; cases east
ern style, 1913; Anchor brand, &c: narrow
gauge. 71zc; Silver King, Sc; Golden state, NC;
Tssc: oriental blocks, IKE; Crown brand tab
lets, SAc: Pearl tablets. SIC; 5 10 boxes fancy
ooneie e l2e; 10 boxes fancy homeless. lie;
The Alaska Goldfish company quotes as follows:
Bundles, small whole, 4&c; cases. regular large,
WHOLE 63zc; cases, extra, 6%c; cases. eastern
style, 7ci Frigate. 75sc; narrow Paragon, Sc;
Monarch, SIC; Western Pride, Sc; Imperial. Ii
@llhc; Ocean Wave. SIC: Siberia, SC; Star.
2 ID tablets. sac; Pacific Belle, / ID tablets,
Sc Choice BITS. crates. u 5 10 boxes IOc; do
50 ? II boxes lie; picked co., half bbls IS 50
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash STANDARD fine granu-
lated. 5.65c; standard coarse granulated CSC;
fruit graduated, 565c: cut loaf, in barrels only
7.65c; H. E crystal dominos. III cartons In
cases. S.65e; do in 10 cartons in cases O. 15c:
monarch bar. &c; tablets. in half barrels g. l5c;
% il boxes, e.4Oc: cubes and A crushed $500;
monarch powdered. 5.75c; xxx powdered
f.T5c; candy grsnnlafed. 5.75c; confectioners' A
5.S5cs coufcctiOners crystals, 5. 75c: extrR fne
Franuiated. 5.sJc; magnolia A. 5.25c; extra G.
5lbc; golden C. 5.05c: D. 495c Barrels and 81
~ bags 10c half barrels DC. boxes soc more PEI
100 lls than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar in 81
sid 80 u tins $40 more. in and 10 ID tins
sz.35 more per 100 lbs than price for this trade
IN 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
psuy quotes as follows: GRADUATED basis 5.65c:
> Higrade" bar. &c; powdered. 5.75c: A crushed
59ocs berry. 5.65c. G. & II. extra fDe grans-
lated, 5.6Jc dry graduated. 5.C5c; con
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NickOlsos Teintos and NickOIaos AsOaniteS With
Emmanuel JaRsen-An work. except vlnzySW
shades and light fixtures. for story frame
building (stores and storerOom) at NV corner
OF Railroad avenue and Williams street. y 25.2.
W 1924. thence to point opposite beginning.
100; 81 SEQ.
". Hogan with v. FfIlippis & Co.-To erect
three story and basement building flats. in s
line of Sacramento street, 206:3 Of Hyde;
s.. 975.
Christian Melskov Jr. with Trip & Appleton
All work, except painting and plaStering In base
ment, plumbing. mantelS. gas and electric Ak
lures, finish hardware. shades, Backus heater.
for a three story frame building in W line OF
Guerrero street. 155 Of Fifteenth. 25x1Oo:
So 226
Mrs. l.. Robinson with F. o. Erwin-Carpen-
tering. plumbing. plastering. electric work and
painting for two story frame building In W
line of Dolores street. 1876 Of Twenty nth.
y % by W ia: $5,075.
Estate of Elizabeth Wagner with Daniel
O'Neill and Central iron wOrks-Nill work store
fronts. glazing. hardware. lath and plaster steel
and iron work, etc, for a story reinforced
concrete and steel building at OF Jessie
and Fourth streets, SW so by Sw IS; $49sS.
Bessie Galloway with w. W. Rednail-To
erect two story and basement frame residence
in line Of Baker street. 30 5 OF Green, 5 -
by E 100: So. $50.
Jean EsclOses with B. Becaas-To erect two
story and basement frame building in y line OF
John street, go W Of Powell, w 90 BY 62-6;
81 LOO
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

L. D. Latimer to William Hale lot in W line
Of Webster street. 27:6 OF Suffer, S 27:6 by
w 9S: So.
Central trust company of California to John
Johnson, lot 4, block 20, HfilcEest; $40.
JSHa killing to Fritz Heinrich sIc and wife lot
avenue, SW % by Sc 100: $40.
Bertha de Wall TO Bernard de Wall lot in Y
line Of Ninth avenue. 125 w OF ID street, W IS
by N 100; gift
Niels Lund and wife to Tove Lund, lot 612.
gift map 2; gift
Fairview realty company to Anna schmidt.
lot in line of Duncan street 1876 e Of Lin
coin avenue. 2 % by IA; $40. :.
James Flanagan. lot in line OF Missouri street.
so Of Eighteenth, 100 by Z 100; grant.
line Of Tenth avenue, 225 Of l. street, p by
IS. block IS, sunnyside; $40 N''- -'''N1' ~
Mary j. sullivan and husband to Ellen Hen
lot il III line of Of e sqG street lsS Of
Maria Lyons to Joseph z. Kavanaugh. lot in
W line of Lundys lane, 1T5 of Virginia ave
nue. n 25 by " 20: $40.
OF Paris street. 225 NE Of Persia avenue. NE
25 by SE-I00; $40.
Bothin. lot in NV line of Mission street. IS sW
Of Second, SW 45:3 by NV so; SO
lots otos snd 10 an Soc x 70 Inasshy r
Hecht estate company to Amelia A. Chamber
lain. lot in n line OF Army street, 11s:1x W Of
Valencia. W o:5s by so: $40.
The King company to Frederic R. King. lot in
line OF Broadway. s5:6 Of Cough street, E
80 by 1928; SO.
Margaret Hanlon to Clara NJ. Hanlon. lot in
E line of ShotweH street. 155 OF Twenty fifth,
S 40 by E 10. and other piece; So
American land and trust company to Jacob
Hoist and wife. lot in line OF Forty first
avenue. 225 y of street, y p by 40. $40.
Phillip Reilly and wife to Denis Ahern. lot
in S line of Hancock street, $50 e OF Noe, E
25 by S 114s $40.
Rivers Brc1 to John Dunno. lot 10. block IL,
Lakeview; $40.
Same to Thomas Dunno and wife lot IA
block IL. Lekeview; SO.
Harry H. Lincoln and wife to Noise klinkner
company. lot In n. line Of Twenty fourth street,
! 125 w of Hoffman avenue. W % by ia: SO.
L. H. Noise and wife to Noise Klinkner com
| pany. lot in line Of Folsom street. $50 8 OF
Precita avenue. 200. HEN 175, W 3.
/, 25, W 40. 10 beginning: $40.
| Annie B. Darcy to Bernhard Getz. lot in S
| line OF / street. 5T:6 E OF Thirty-third avenue
] e so by 100: $40.
| Ray r. Phelps to Ross W. Phelps. half In
] terest in lot in \ line Of States street. 20 W
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of Castro W y by 100; $40.
Richard Botteher to Caroline Reichley. LOT IN
line Of Haight street, 175 Of Webster.
Joseph wheian ct al to We're McDoaaId. lot
at Sc corner Of street and Twenty ninth ave- e,
interest in outside lands. block 353; $40
We're Mcdonald TO catherine MeCull0uch. let
M - i7s:2. 24o:i. I7s:io. " $40; $40.
Catherine Mccullough to Jacob Heyman &
Charles H. HoIbrook Jr TO same. same; 81
Spring estate company to Angelina Dijeau,
lot in E line OF Dolores street. t2T Of Six
teenth, q by 11110; $40.
James Hanlon to Ellen Hanlon half interest
in lot in " line Of Guerrero street, 1SS y OF
Twenty fifth. 25 by " 125; $40.
Real Estate and Development company 10
Maggie Zecherish. half interest In lot in " line
of Arkansas street. $50 OF Twenty second,
Ida +. shores ct al. to the president and
board of trustees of ST. Ignatius college, lot IN
$40. 49, - =
Ida F. shores ct al. to the president and
S line of Turk street. 1T5 W Of Parker avenue.
W 81 by 27e. and all interest in block
street. w by willard and s by Fulton; s10.
Thomas @. Elliott to James G. Elliott et al.
lot in " line OF Twenty second street, 100 OF
samuel Gerson and wife to Louis Friedman.
half of lot at SW corner OF Frederick and EEL
streets S - by " 100; $40.
Allsrt Meyer to Curt Grellmann et al. lot at
NE corner Of I street and Twenty rst avenue.
n % by 100; $40.
Sol Getz & Sons 10 Michael L. O'LogbIan lot
in W line of Twenty fourth avenue. 100 Of ii
street % by w 120. and one other piece; $40
Mary Bradley ct al to John E. Biomquist ana
wife, lot In E line Of Alabama street. % OF
Ripley. so by so; $40.
Central trust company TO Ernest P. A z.
Watzel and wife, lot 1. block ., Hillcrests $40
August Barton to Dora Barton. lot in line
OF Dame street, 1T5 Of Randall. % by Z
125: gift.
William c. Hamerton and wife to Jennie Nc
Ternan, lot in W line of TIFFANY avenue, 125
Of Twenty-ninth street. % by W so; $40
James McTernan TO Jennie McTernan. same
gift.
Walter Christensen TO Francisco FigoDi, lot
in NV line of San Jose avenue, $40 NE OF Jar
nae street. NE 40, NV 152.335, SW 4O.I2S, Sc
1887; so.
Frederick R. DrinkhOuse and wife to Paterson
Ross lot in line of Vallejo street 10 Of
Steiner. E 80 by S SIS; $40
Charles \. Hall and wife 10 Barach Ashim.
lot at Sc corner Of Sixth avenue and street.
25 by f 95; $40.
Barsch J. Ashim to Frederick G. Engel and
wife. lot in " line Of Fifth avenue. - OF
Judah street. % by W 95; $40.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

The depression over Manitoba this morning
has moved eastward and is now central over the
lakes. 1t is causing generally cloudy weather
the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and south
eastward TO the Atlantic and rain over the lake
region and in the south Atlantic states The
area of high pressure off the north Atlantic
states is causing fair, cool weather over the
middle and New England states. The area of
this morning has moved eastward TO the plains
states causing fair weather over the central
portion of the country and cloudy weather with
thunder storms and showers In Arizona and New
Mexico. on the Pacific slope fair weather pre-
walls, except In Washington, where ii is cloudy
The temperature has risen over the Rocky noun
tain and lntermountain region and westward to
the Pacific. except along the central California
coast, where there has been a fall Cooler
weather prevails over the plains states. and
much warmer weather in the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys. Conditions favorable for fair
weather in this district Wednesday, except
feggy along the coast in the morning.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair, except
foggy in the morning; moderate west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Wednesday, light
west wind.
Sacramento valley-Far Wednesday; light
south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Falr Wednesday; light
west wind.
California south of the Tehaehapi-Fair
Wednesday; light west wind.
G. II. WILSON,
Local Forecaster. temporarily in charge.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Aug. 30.-The local wool market re-
mains quiet with prices fairly well maintained,
although the tone is described barely steady.
rather than firm. Transactions confined 10
odd lots. but some 100000 pounds of Texas l.
months recently changed hands at 60c cleaned.
Local buyers claim that many purchases OF
the 1910 clip were made on higher secured
basis than had been understood at the time of
buying. Kentucky Indiana and Missouri:
Three-eighths blood. 2Sd 29c; quarter blood,
erase: secured basis, Texas fine, - months. 81
@e0c; fine six to eight months, 53d55c; fine
fall. SOC.
California. northern. 53M55c: middle county,
50G5Ie: southern. 45@4Tc; fall free. Asa acc
fall defective. 50 a 36c.
Oregon, eastern No. ] staple. 62664c. Eastern
clothing, 55M SIC; valley No. /. 52d54c.
Territory. fine staple, 64@65c: fine medium
staple. 59M60c; fine clothing, 5Sd6 fine
medium clothing 5GG5Te; half blood combing.
5s@62c; three-eighths blood combng, 56M5sc
one-quarter blood combing, 52@54c
Pulled extra, 65c; fine A. G0G62c; supers,
56M5Tc
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bringing a large cargo and Ill cabin
passengers of whom 35 are from China
and Japan and the balance from Homo
lulu. In the steerage are many Asia
tics, including large number OF
Hindus.
cludes 400 tons of overland freight
and 800 tons for the lower coast The
overland freight includes 80 tons of
raw silk.
Under the schedule that will be in
operation when the Japanese line goes
over to the Western Pacific and the era
of real competition begins, the Siberia
would be able to reach here Saturday
without difficulty. As things are the
quarantine, customs and immigration
officfals have said goodby to their
very early on the first day of the new
week.
Scraps to Sail Tuesday
The Kosmos liner Scraps, which will
leave here Tuesday, will be the first
steamer of the new fast service to
mos liner will make the run to the
old world on the fast schedule. The
Scraps will call on this coast at Salina
Cruz, Guatemala, Mollendo and nitrate
ports. These calls are necessary for
the delivery Of freight contracted for
before the new schedule was arranged.
The Scraps will have $500 tons of
canned and dried fruits and a big ship
ment of barley
WiIheimina VIII Sail Today
The Matson navigation company's
liner Wilhelmina, Captain Peter John-
son, Will sail at noon today from pier
SO for Honolulu and Hilo with large
cargo and a full complement of pas
SengerS, There will be three passen-
gers in every first class state room.
The captain and chief engineer have
also given up their rooms to passen-
gers for whom there was-no accom-
mediation elsewhere. The Wilhelmina' 8
cargo will include about 20 tons of
frozen meat for the island army posts.
HiIonfan Is Due Friday
According to wireless message re-
ceiVed yesterday from the Hilonian the
Matson liner, now on its way from
Honolulu, will be here Friday morning.
At o'clock p. m. Monday the Hilonian
strong northeast wind was blowing
and the sea was rough.
Water Front Notes
The tanker w. S. Porter left Nome
yesterday for st. Michael.
The revenue cutter Bear arrived yes
terday at Nome.
The Pacific Mail liner Peru is due
tomorrow from Panama and way ports.
c, ID. Dunann, general passenger
gent of the Pacific coast steamship
company is in southern California in
General Davis, q. S. a. retired, who
is temporarily relieving Colonel Bid
die in supervision of the harbor, made
a trip around the water front Monday
with Harbor Commissioners Stafford
and Dennison. He inspected the new
wharves in course of construction and
expressed himself a well pleased with
the permanent nature of the work.
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General Merchandise

Bsgs-srain bags. So @5ihc: San Quentin
bags. sc; wool bags, p I8c for 3lR 10 sBd 291he
fur To-; fleece Irvine, &c per 10.
lOsl-PeunsylT anthracite egg. SIG per
ton; Wellington. S9s New Wellington. SO: Coos
bay. 81: Australian house Richmond, etc. 50;
Peiaw Main. SO; Stanford Richmond, SO; Cum
bcrland. SIS in bulk and $3.50 IN sacks; Welsh
anthracite SO; coke. SIC per ton in bulk and
S15 in sacks.
Oh fqaofstione are for barrels(-Linseed. sI.02
a l-G3 per gallon for boiled and Sld1.01 for raw
eases. sc more; castor oil in cases. No ]. Tic.
Bakers A. SI1TMI-19; China nut, cases, 60d
-ec per gallon cocoanut oil, in. barrels, 75a
Tsisc for Xxx. 72is q &c for No : and T0G
1870 for No. .. according to quantity; extra
bleached winter sperm oil. soc; natural winter
sperm oil. soc: natural whale oil. 55c pure lard
oil, ST. winter strained lard oil, soc; pure meats
foot OIL S5c; No. ] nestsfoOt oil, Csc; herring
oil, soc; salmon oil, soc; boiled fish oil, Soc;
paint oil. 45c.
Coal OH. Gasoline. ete.-water white. iron
barrels OF drums Sc; $50 degree oil, iron barrels
ar drums. 10lRc; special do. lie; pearl oil in
cases Ice, astral Ice; star, 16c extra star, 1ec;
Elaine. '2615c: eocene. lScs red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk. lie, in cases 24c; engine distil-
late. 10 drums 1iec. cases &c more: So degree
gasoline, in bulk Soc. in cases 3752c; varnsh
makers and painters naphtha, in bulk l5c- in
cases 22tac.
Turpentine-90c per gallon in cases and S3c in
bulk drums and iron barrels
Rosin-Per Dbl OF $50 lbs: T.. SS.95; T, SO;
.. $40; Fl. S9.l5; J. $500
Red and White Lead-Red. So dec; white
s.. ii $50 per No..
Canned Fruits-The market is firm. but not as
active as Il has been. The California Gamers
association quotes 1910 pack follows:
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iolr-Caiifornia family extras. $4,000 DC
- - Nlihout discount; bakers' extras. $5.S0d
~ superhne, 81. coo 40; oregon and Washing
- per Dbl S905-Z5 for Eamily, bakers and
paLents and S4250s.50 for cutoff; Kansas pat
= 800; 90 strs!ghts. $50; Dakota patents.
e'1ys GO srralghts $I-20. dc clear $500 per Dbl.
F6rinsceous f;oods-Rn, wheat flour 81. buck
Shest Hour, self-raisiag $3.50. buckwheat greats.
-. corn meal, yellow g. white 81. extra cream
.elioW S525. extra cream white S3.25; corn
nout, -; cracked wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
E"lr. $50; fsrins- $50; grahsm -four, So
hominy, large S. small So. graduated So: oat-
meal S425; do goats s. .; pesrl barley, $40;
l.ce Hour. So: rolled oats. Ss.25; rolled wheat.
So-Su; rye dour. S3.25; rye meal. $40: split
peas yellow So green $3.50: extra cream rolled
oats, 80 lbs $50. 20 10 sacks So rolled fakes.
100 ID bbls 1913. , 90 10 sacks s.. p; rolled
wheat $50 los S475. - To sacks S4.25.
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By United wireless

Tuesday August 30
STEAMER j. A. CHANSLoR-From Astoria for
San Francisco; Aug. 20, s D. M, 80 miles
south Of st. George reef.
STEAMER HILoNIAN-From Honolulu for San
Francisco; Aug. 20. p. M, sos miles from
lghtship; strong northeast wind; rough sea !;
due Friday morning.
STEAMER MINNEsoTA-From China for Seat
tie; Aug. %, r. M, $50 miles from Seattle.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-Hence Aug. 30
for Seattle: Aug so, 8 p. M, ID miles south
of Point Arena; foggy; south winds barometer
$685. temperature S. barge 81 in tow.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Hence
Aug 80 for Eureka; Aug. 30, p. M. OF
1880
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-Hence Aug 80
for Victoria; Aug. so, p. M. 26 miles south
of Point Arena: smooth; moderate north
west swell; barometer 30.0S; temperature 81;
all we'll.
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he heavy influx % hay from the country con
Jinues snd the market is still depressed.
red
Middiings- asa per ton
Shorts-S26d p per ton
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley. S22d23; rolled oats
for feed, S30N32: mixed feed. $25d25 for aver
age lots; linseed oilcake meal 20 tons $40 lO
IONS $1,000. tons SAL smaller lots S41.50: CO
coanut cake or meal st mills. $50 in 20 and 10
and $500 in ton lots; jobbing. S26: corn meal.
S5bn3f; cracked corn, S36@3T alfalfa meal. car
load lots SIS, jobbng sic. red star alfalfa meal.
SO in car lots aud SIG jobbing: Modesto alfalfa
meal. SI4.50 in car lots and $40 jobbiag; Stock
5 ton mealfslfa. Sl5 in lots and SIG iobbing;
tsproco oilcake meal. SI6-50 per ton
Hsy-Wheat. sra so: wheat and oat $SQ
4l. tame cat. S7N 11.50: volunteer wild Ost.
S650@e; slfaisa, STdl3; stock hay, s5G6.50
per ton.
Straw-35@6Oc per bale