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JUNK DEALER BEATEN
BY GAS COMPANY MAN

A Ascheim. 24e Twelfth street, a
junk dealer, was treated at the central
emergency hospital yesterday for in
juries which he alleges were inflicted
by Thomas Rolleil. 1904 Chestnut street
Rollell is a foreman employed by the
San Francisco gas and electric company
and Ascheim claims he was beaten by
the foreman, who accused him of trying
to steal some junk. sAscheim says he
will apply for warrant for Rolielrs
arrest.
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Honolulu: oct. 2s p. M. 1.43s miles from
Monterey Northwest winds; small sea-
STEAMER j. A. CHANSLOR From Gaviota.
for Portland. ore: Oct 25. p. M. 90 miles
north OF ST George reef. Light northwest
winds and swell
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Fron Port San
Luis for Seattle. Oct %. p. M. 20 miles
north of Pedras Bancos. Fresh northwest
wind; heavy head sea.
STEAMER sIERRA-From San Francisco Oct.
D. for Honolulu Oct. %. s p. M. 400 miles
from San Francisco Aightship- Fresh northerly
wind: long westerly swell: dark. cloudy
weather; barometer. SO. AZ: temperature, s4.
STEAMER SANTA RITA--From kahului- for
Port San Luis: Oct. %. p. m. 800 miles
from Port San LMs. Fine weather; all we'll
STEAMER KoREA-TFrom Honskong, via Homo
lulu. for San Francisco; Oct. p, p NJ,
1856 miles off San Francisco. All well.
STEAMER UMATILLA-From Nome. for Seat
tie Due to arrive at Seattle Oct. &C.
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General Merchandise

sss Wool Sses sIise G for ssls S ana Gssse ss,sc
-, osII--Pf,eennsylrsnis anthracite egg SIS per
ION Wellington; SO; New Wellington. So: Coos
Pelsw Main. So: Stanford Richmond. So; Cum.
herland Si5 in bulk and s16.5o in sacks; welsh
81 Sloi coke, SIS per ton in bulk and
oil-ouotstions arc for barrels I.inseea.
Sl.u per gallon for boiled and si.oe for
/ sic: Bsker's A. sI.I7MiIe: China nut.
rs ses sie .9e Per rsllon; coeeannt oil in bar
and F5SiTSiSc for No. . according 70 quantity
ezra ezra besched Writer sperm oil. soc: natural
pure isrd oil. 81 winter strained lard oil, aoc.
pure nesrsfoot oil. SIC: No. neatsfoot oil. &c:
FEerrns Fe OIL soc: salmon OIL SOC; boiled Ssh oil.
Coal Oil Gasoline. etc.-wate- white. iron
barrels or drums &c: $50 degree oil iron barrels
cases 16e: astral. lee; star fsc- extra star. isc:
gasoline in bnlk nc in csses a4c: engine distil-
asfe. in drums Tlsc. cases &C more: Sc degree
saSoiin ne. IN bulk Zoe. in cases 3si2c: vsrDish
sssS snd painters naphths. in bulk loc, In
Turpentine- -s1.oe per gallon in cases and a5e
RosnE ses ss sed r. rsa sss esFrss e. So So n sass:
ee;,o 3, 90; \. S9.5a; ". SO: \, sloS5; VIC.
ze eeo snd White Lesd-Red, sls G9c; white, ~
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
ie Western sugar refining company quotes as
,olo"s terms net cash: Standard fine grsnu-
lated, 5.loe: standard coarse Eranulsted. Bloc;
1fnt Grsnulste6 5.loc: cut loaf. in barrels only.
..tOe; n & F. crystal dominos. < ID cartons in
sases. Sloc; do il : III cartons in cases. s6oc
monarch bar. 5.45c: tablets in half barrels.
o.tor; do in 25 ID beNes. $50; cubes and a
ttus led. 3-s,lc. monarch powdered. S.2oc: AANA
powdered. 5.2oc: candy granulated 500: corfec-
TONERS A. 5.lOe: confectionery CRYSTALS. :. 2oc
extra enc crsnuiated. 4.eoc: ma rnolia A. 47oc:
extra q. z.fac: golden C. 4.5oc: y. 4.4oc. Barrels
sno 80 lh bags 10c. half barrels 25c- hoxes Doc
nlore per 100 lhs than for bags N 100 lbs net
Far IN > and ~ 10 tins 81 20 more. in snd 10
u tins 50 - moro 100 lhs than price for this
grade In 100 II bags
The California and Hawaii sugsT refining COM
panF quotes ss follows: Granulated basis. >. 10c:
lfiersde" hsr. ss5-: powdered. 5.2oc;
crushed. S.55c; hcrrv. 5.10c: c. & II. extra fine
E7anulated. =. 1oc: coarse cry crsuuisted. 5.Ioc:
s'onfectioners A. = i0c: confeet6oneTs' crystals
9 20; cubes s-.s5c; bricks half barrels 5-6oc:
tTinkS in - IN boxes. 5.S5c: extra fne dry gran
tiated flGG ID hsgs onlrl. 4-eoc: excelsior A.
$40; eVfrs & 400: golden C. z.50c; yellow D.
soc; CIT oar. in barrels only. 1.10c; Fl. F.
CrrStal iomiBos. ~ cartons 10 Gases S.1oc; DO
: To cartons ~ caSes. ssac. Additional per 100
ms; In barrels and 30 ID bags. ice more: half
barrels 2ac hoxeS. 5ac more for al grades.
Bar g - and 40 n tins. s.. 20 more: in 10 Ii
tas' s2-o5 more Minimum order, carload weight.
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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Oct. a4-Cattle-Recsints 2s eoo.
market STEADY n shade lower. Beeyes 81 con
: 80: Texss steers. s.. .40G5.65: western steers,
81 1od 6.S5: stockers and feeders $425d5 so:
cows and heifers, s2-25d6.3o; calves, s7.25
Hogs-Receipts. oa.ooo: market strong to Sc
a.25: heary. s7.a5Ga.o5: rough. s7.e,as.9S
good 70 choice heavy. ss-55q9.o5: pigs. IS o5a
?: bulk of sales IS a5F1s. so
Sheep--Receinfs. 5000: market 5dInc high
er Native. S2.7Jdz.50: western s364 a..
rearlings. 81 50d so: lambs, native, 81 73d
30; western. S5dT,lo.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24.-Csffle-Receipt<
- 600: market strong. Native steers S5d1.75:
native and heif~rS. s.. .T5d6. 90: stockers
snd feeders. $3.25d5-5o: bulls. So 25fdz ~ -: :
calves $40 p; western steers. s4de.50; west
ern COWS. $eT5M5.
higher. Bulk of sales. Ss.s00a .05: heavy S. 55
ds.a0: packers and butchers. Ss.S0d9.05; light
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: market 1Oc higher.
Afnftons. Sc. 60H 40: lambs. 81. 75d &. so: fed
wethers and yearlings $4G5.a5: fed western
ewes, s3.60G4 4.25-
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 24-Cattie-Receipts.
! 900: market strong and active Native steers.
s5N57o: COWS and heifers S3@550: western
steers. S3T5Ms.75: range cows and heifers.
81. .s5n .e5: canners. 81. 7513.5o: stockers and
feeders. sass; calves. $S9I; bulls. stays.
higher. Hesvy. Ss.zeas.5o: mixed. ss.5o@
$50: light. $s.eo@ $50; bulk of sales. $3.50
Sbeep-Recelpts $4,000: market strong 10 I5c
higher Yearings. s4@5.25: wethers. 81. 4oM
4 %; ewes. $s.25@3 .65; lambs, $G.I5@6.T5.
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freight. to deliver which the liner will
make a special call at Manila.
Among the passengers will be Cen
eral Aleshire, quarfermaster general OF
to Honolulu to inspect the work that
has been Jone in the new military dis
trict of Hawaii. He will be accom-
commander. of this department, of
which Hawaii is at present a part
Another passenger will be the duke
,ie Montpensier. who is going to Cochin
China at the head OF q geographical
expedition. Other passengers on the
Mongolia will be Mr.. and Mrs James
r. Edmonds and Major c.. J. Kinder.
been away for two voyages on leave
of absence. has resumed command of
the Mongolia. The liners engines will
be in charge of a new set of engineers.
with Chief Engineer 7. T. Sullivan at
their head.
Captain w. w. Greene's Wife Dead
Mrs. w. w. Greene wife Of the com
nlander of the Japanese liner Chfyo
Maru, now at Hongkong. died Sunday
at the Fairmont hotel in this city. Mrs.
Greene, who formerly made her home
in Yokohama, had lived in San Fran
cisco only a few months. She was in
peared to be on the road to recovery
when Captain Greene left on the Chiyo
Arrangements have been made to ship
the body to Japan on the Tenyo Maru.
by cable and will probably be relieved
OF duty in Japan so that he can remain
there to receive the remains.
Korea Is Due Next Friday
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Cap
tain Sandberg. left Honolulu at noon
Saturday and is due here Friday morn
ing. According to a cablegram received
yesterday from the island port the
liner has on board 96 cabin passengers
and $50 Asiatics. OF the ca bin pas
sengers As are from China and Japan
and the remainder from Honolulu.
The koreas cargo of 6,400 tons in
cluIes 2,400 tons of overland freight.
800 tons for Central America and 115
tons of raw silk.
Schooner Newark Saved by scuttIing
The power schooner Newark was
threatened with destruction yesterday
morning when water reached the yes
sells cargo of lime and the temperature
in the hold went up above boiling point
Captain Whelan summoned the fire de-
partment and turned all hands to work
getting deck load OF distillate ashore.
mel street wharf. The fire tug Dennis
Sullivan responded to the call, and
when the distillate had all been landed
towed the Newark to the Mission bay
flats, where the vessel was seuttled and
allowed to sink. The vessel is believed
TO have escaped serious damage, the
full extent of which. however. will not
pumped out of the hold. The Newark
was run into and sunk a few months
ago by Crowley launch and a few
at sea. The damage done on that oc-
casion had been repaired only a few
days when yesterdays fire nut the ship
out of commission again.
President Carries Many Passengers
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pauy's President sailed yesterday for
southern California with a fuii COM
pleTen of passengers. Among them
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Cotton Market

F.. r. Hutton Co.'S wire says:
NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-The cotton market to-
day fail Of liquids tion from sll quarters and
showed recuperefire power whatever. The
weather WAS favorable and virtually nothing il
heard from frost damaged districts that
many have concluded that many of the reports
were exaggera ted. Spipners out of the mar
ket temporarily and spots are accommodating at
the primary southern markets. II the census re.
pert in the morning shows more cotton than
was giuned TO similar date a year ago Il will
probably he construed very besrish. tho
crop is conceded ~ be very late and heavy gin
hesvier yield than those with hullish views ha re
anticipated. We nothing upon which TO bull
cotton at the moment.
Spot cotton quiet. IL points decline. Mid
ding uplands. 1890; middllng gulf. 1850;
sales. . 400 bales.
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Ner York Metnl Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Standsrd copper. quiet.
Snot. October. November. December and January.
12-aod y 6oc- London steady; spot. faT 5s: fH-
lures f5s IS. Arrivals reported at New York
today. 2.425 tons, Custom house returns show
exports OF 1870 tons so far this menth Local
dealers report firm market. with lake quoted
at l2.sI y Gi3c- electroirtic at 1e.T5d12.SI lac
and casting at 123Tis dl2.e2lke.
Tin. weak. Spot. 81. * a 36.s0c: October.
Ss.12iA a 36- soc: November. December and Jauu-
sry ID SOC 30 25c. London. easy: spot. fl65 los:
spelter firm at sToa5.7sc New York and
5-6o05 5.Toc East ST Louis. London. f23 as Cd.
Lead. STEADY at 4.4o64.50c- New YORK and
421is q DOC East ST. Louis. London spot. f23
lis Sd.
Irnn-clereIsnd warrants, 4es I'D in London.
Locally iron was quiet No. foundry northern,
No. foundry southern and No. foundry south-
err soft. SI5.T5dl6.25; No. . northern, $3.50
Naval stores-Turpeuttne and Rostn
SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct -Turpentine-Firm
at t5dT5kc. Sales. seI; receipts, 43s; ship
noents. nil: stock. ia.1is
RoSfn-Firm Sales. 2.5ie; receipts. 1927:
shipments, pil: stocks. 7o.saT. Quote: B. s5.15;
u $3.50: r. $3.50: F. Sc: G.. $6os. H. $6.1o: I.
SEE; x: $40; NJ, $3.50; y, se.T0; NC, $3.50;
WV, T.e5.
London Hop Market
: LIVERPOOL. Oct 24.-Hops--ln London (Pa-
cihc coasn. firm: IS los6E4 lbs.
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STANFORD PARLoR MovEs-After November
/ stanford parlor No rs. Native Sons of the
Golden West. which for several years has been
meeting in Carpenters hall in Fulton street.
will hold its weekly sessions in Benevolent
hall. Bsnai Birth building in Eddy street.
Meetings will be held Tuesdays instead 0f
Thursdays. heretofore
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&AUCTION&
Thursday. Oct. II, at II q. m.

CAR OF HORSES MARES AND MULES
OF the same consignment sold last Thursday
viii be SOLD Thursday. October % at IL a. m.
2oo and 209 Valencia st. We viii sell from
N carloads of the same stock every week
This consignment consists of 300 broke and 200
unhroke horses and mares We viii continue to
sell them until we close them out. We will
also sell 40 head of chesp ranch stock. wagons
ami harness of all kinds. Outside stock sold on
commission Phone Park 2T23.
CLOCGH BRODIE. Auctioneers.
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MONGOLIA TO SAIL
WITH Big CARGO
Pacific Mail Liner to Leave To-
day for Orient With 1900
Tons of Freight

HE Pacific Mail
liner NJ o n 6 o ] | a,
Captain Henry Il.
Morton, will sail at
l o'clock this after
noon for the far
east. crowded with
passengers and car
rying one of the
| a r g e s t cargoes
taken from { h ] S
port since the days
Of the Japanese
Russian war. The
liner will carry $50
cabin passengers.
and in the steerage
500 Asiatics. This
cargo of 1900 tons
includes $4,000 tons
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SUPREME JUSTICES VISIT TAFT-wsshing-
ton. Oct 24.-The justices of the supreme
court today paid their annual visit 20 the
White House The delegation was headed BY
Associate Justice Harlan. who is acting chief
justice. The Justices were with the president
for 20 minutes. Attorney General Wickersham
was present.
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SKULL BROKEN ON PRISON BARS-Missoula
Mont. Oct. c4.--Driven to frenzy from the ef-
fects Of a spree which landed him in the
son Of Bonner. Mont, early today hurled him
self agafuet the bars of his cell with sufficient
force to break his skull He was found dead
hy the jaiicr.
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e-s.s~aeo Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Oct 24.-Butter steady; cream
cries. 2402ac: dairies. e3G2Tc. Eggs. steady
receipts. posi-: ~ mark. cases included, JsN q
2ltrc hrsts. 24iac: nrime frsts- 26iac. Cheese
STEADY: daisies Ts0I5Isc: twins. I4d14l5c
young Americas, l5@15lae; long horns, 1914 q
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BuiIdInr Contracf.

c. and Anna Ialanne with George Lstoael
and A. Davis-Addftion or a basement Fat to a
two story and basement frame 6at building in
s line OF Washington street, 10 r OF Mason, r
sT.6 by 1916: 81 $50
Scott & Van Arsdsle company with Peterson
Nelson company-Excavatiou. concrete. steel.
sidewalk lights. for building at corner Of
Mission and Mary streets. SW 57:6 by Sc $50;
Sc SOC
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

so'Ss; - Is horsehides. dry. S2d2.25 for large and
SSo--.a@ - Tor medium 5oc@s1 for small and a5d
Sl l"r colts; goatskins. prime sngorss, 75c9sf:
SasSS lssr goats 3o04oc; medium. 20@30c.
T.. ia.low-No. rendered. 5ls@eisc; No. 2. "a
sa lle; do months 7dIIc: rorthern. sonorns
Sna Mencocino. is9a0c; Humboldt zoe asked ;
Nevada. 13diGc per H.
al clip-MoUntafn free. 9dIIc: northern and
- ssiss ed1oe; SsR Joaquin fall lambs. z a Ice:
hons @s.ros sne 20 hes9y, nesy, s@Ie per n
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2s AT II A. ~.
At J. B. H0RAN'S SALESTARDS,
Tenth and Bryant Streets
100 head Mares and Geldings weight from
1.100 TO 1,500: 90 head unbroke, 40 head
gentle. broke single and double These
the low. hlocky bnilt. heavy boned horses. from
Utah. such every one knows are ths best
horses that come TO San Francisco
We will also offer at the same time 10 head
Of Horseshoe Bar brand Of Mares and Geldngs.
broke donhle. weight 1.000 TO 400 his. and one
carload OF Mules broken weight 900 to 200 lbs
Stock exhibition at Horan's Tuesday October
25- Sales Wednesday. 26. at II a. M
r. STEWART & CO.. Auctioneers
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r,orfIand IIrerfnck Markct

PORTLAND. Ore oct. 2t.-Cattle-- Recei pts
"a 000 Market strong. Beef steers choice IS
Sa565: beef steers. MEDIUMS s450@5; choice
Krsred heifers. S4.5oN5-75; choice beef cows.
81 S0d570: medium beef cows. $S-50d4. COM
mon cows S263.50: bulls. $3.50d4: stays. s4M
40: calves. light. $C.75d7; calves. heavy.
Hogs Receipts. 6oo Market steady Hogs.
top. SO. .5oGe.6o; hogs, fair 10 mediums, $e.o5d
g So
1ev wethers IS. 25d3.50: fair to good wethers.
$50 c.2j; best medium wethers. $zG 4.25s best
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Ec HORSES. MARES. HORSES %

have authorized odeu & FIesher to sell at
public auction NV livestock TUESDAY,. Oct. 25.
IL a. m. 227 sth ST. cor Alice, Oakland. Sale
takes place rain or shine. A. NELSON.
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Naval store.-Tnrpentine aud Ro.i,
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

ties Department OF AEricuIture-
au. San Francisco. Oct. "a. 1910.
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Army Transports

Army Transports
The Buford is in port.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix. bound from Manila for Seattle, ar
rived October at Honolulu
The Logan sailed October Is from Manila.
The Sherman. outward bound, sailed October
IA from Honolulu.
The Sheridan is in port.
The Thomas is at Moore SCOTS shipyard
under repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines.
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% At AUCTION ~

You can buy to carload of all purpose
Horses and Mares at your own price Also
Wagon and Harness Horses delivered to trains
and boats free Of charge. Don't forget wedRes-
day. October &c. II a.. m. 565 4th ST.. Oakland.
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ST. Louts Woo,

ST. LOUIS Oct STEADY Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 23d24c: light fne.
l9G2lc; heavy fine, lJG1Tc; tub washed, %
q3sc.
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E AUCTION SALE Er
Tuesday, October Is, 1910,
At n N. m

n.
A consignment from Nendocino county. con-
sistinC OF 42 head OF horses and mares. weighing
from 800 10 1,400. broke and u1broke: also bar
ness and rigs. Outside horses sold on commits
sion. Mission sale stable. 40 Valencia st.
near 18th. Fl. COHEN. Auctoneer.
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Menoranda

Power sehr Newark later was towed 10 Hun
ters point fats by fire tug Dennis +. Sullivan
and pumped full Of water: fire extiDguished.
Per sfmr Santa Rosa--Oct- a. Il miles SW
OF Pigeon point, saw BARK steering for San
Francisco.
William Brown. one OF the crew from the
Br ship Chiltonford. anchored OF Mergs wharf.
jumped overheard from the stern OF the vessel.
Second Mate Hays and two Of the crew lowered
a boat and picked him up He was taken on
board again. No cause can be given for him
jumping overheard.
WASHINGTON. Oct. "a. - Schr Rebecca
Palmer. bound from Brunswick, Me-. FOR New
York was picked ND hy L. s. revenue cutter
Yamscraw Of Georgia coast with loss OF rudder
and leaking badly The Rebecca Palmer is a
i've m8sted schooner.
LONDON, Oct 6.-Csrgo Of the Br shin Brab-
loch. from Portland. Ore. which arrived at
Queenstown Sept. 20 for orders. shifted on June
IA in lat 36 south. long 12o west, and all lee
gear was washed overheard. In heavy gales,
experienced when IN lat 53 south. long 20 west,
cargo again shifted. and q sea struck the vessel,
doing slight deck damage.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

valley ewes. sSds50; lambs. choice and medi
ums, S5@5.5o; lambs. choice valley, $s.T5@o-
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Tonnage r.nxaxement.

The British ship Clintcnford is chartered for
barley from here to Europe at 25s. II TO a
direct port 9d less. and the French bark Gen.
eral Fsidherbe is engaged for the business
and voyage at 23s Cd. Both were chartered
prior to arrival.
yesterday: The schooner Alumna on Puget
sound. from Grays HsrbcF to direct nitrate
port at Ais Sd: schooner ResoIute. Puget
sound. thence TO Fiji islands: British steamer
IIfcrd on Puget sound, Hastings Mills to sgd
ney. chartered prior to arrival
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Notsre TO Mariners

Humboldt bar entrance. Csi.--Setice is hereby
given that North Spit Buoy. 8, black 6rst class
can. disappeared October %. 1910 II will be
replaced as soon as practicable List OF Ruovs
etc. Pacific Coast. 1908. p. IS. By erder OF
the bureau of lighthouses
". A. MOFFETT.
Lieutenant Commander, T. s. NJ
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The Arixouau's Cargo


The steamer Arizonan sailed for Salua Cruz
Sunday with cargo laden here and at other coast
ports CONSIGNED 10 New York and TO European
countries via the Tehuantepec railroad The cargo
laden here was valued at 1882 $50. the distribu-
ton via the Tehuantepec railroad. The cargo
244: rrence, ST.. SAT- GERMANY. f36 61a: Belgium.
sir s19: Denmark. o3. .701: Sweden. 1925: Italy.
pal shipments and their destinations were as
To New Ycrk-1s5, ,sss gals and 2t cs wine. $40
gals brandy. 500 CO salmon. 29.3i5 lbs prrnes.
SO. .664 lbs nuts 66s3 lbs hops. 9.332 canned
goods 14s.6aO lbs beans. rolls duck, 2, I23 lbs
tobacco. a5. $50 lbs wool
To France. 1877 $50 lbs prunes, 40 cs canned
To Germany@4s2 o47 lbs dried fruit. 1000 lbs
raisins. $3.50 lbs vanilla beans
TA Belgiunn-274.513 lbs dried fruit
To Denr1ark-49. 500 lbs prunes.
To Sweden--s $50 lbs prunes, $500 lbs raisins.
To Haly-s2s0 lbs p-unes.
To Holiand-5.500 lbs dried fruit
The steamer also had cargo route from
Honolulu and from Puget sound 10 New York.
valued at s41, 1855. and &toS. .30S respectively.
The cargo for Europe included $40 cs honey.
valued at s3.1S6, laden at Honolulu for Ham
burg.
Shipment Of Oil
The British tank steamer Oberon sailed from
Port San Luis for Ancon on Saturday with AS,
600 barrels OF crude oil. vained at s27. 900. :
Barley Carrier Clears
The British steamer Mannockburn was cleared
for st. Vincent for orders yesterday with 49,
e66 centals OF barley. valued at $11s759 and
$1,000 feet Of lumber as dunnase, valued a.
$780,
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PIER DIRECTORY
tn OF MARKET STREET
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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Shinmeut Of OIL

The British tank steamer Oberon sailed from
Port San Luis for Aucon on Saturday with As,
| 600 barrels OF crude oil. vained at s21. 900.
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Monday. Oct. ~, 1910.
STEAMER W. 5. PoAzER-Frnm Monterey. for
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Carries MANY Passenccr.

The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pauys President sailed yesterday for
southern California with a fuii COM
pler ent of passengers. Among them
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-23
The Air Brake,

To forget the inventions Of the hour
Is an impossibilIty. They are before
one at every turn, and many Of them
contain potentiallties vast and much
discussed For that very reason 1t Is
well occasionally to contep' ,late some
invention Of the past W works un-
remittingly and incf e,.cuously for
the welfare Of mank 1. Consider the
air brake. How man when they take
a Journey by rail- eve take thought of
the device which Stands ready to In
sure safety from possible accidents!
All are so used to sibilant noise below
the cars that they never consider Its
righteousness. Yet by this applica'
ton Of the power Of compressed air
tens of thousands Of lives have been
preserved aud railroad travel has been
made more expeditions. All this Is
arrant truism: not word of 1t but
what has been said scores Of times be-
fore. But we like to dwell upon the
air brake as one Of those typical IN
yentions which are doing their work
faithfully and humbly while recent
creations get the glory and applause
Golfers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-23

MISCELLANEOUS

with wealth; its yellow sailed fleets
laden with silks, tea, sugar and pre-
cious porcelains; its commerce almost
as great as that of New York; its
botanic gardens hung amid delightful
villas overlooking harbor that Is
city In itself and that floats 10000 sails;
Hongkong, with its wonderful temples
Of ornate teak roofs, its idols OF
hundred sects. its French cathedral. its
forts, garrison and naval life, its Hap
py Valley race course-all at the END
of white mans civilization. Supreme
from the peak on which 1t rests, In
well bred aloofness 1t looks askance at
sordid Asia, whence it sprung.-W. J.
Awkward In Harper's Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-23
NOTICE.

Sealed bids addressed to the City
Council OF the City OF Cairo, Illinois,
will be received at the office Of the
City Clerk OF said city OF Cairo, up to
1880 o'clock, p. m, Tuesday, Ssptem-
Der 9Th, 1910, for repairing Fire sta
tion No. ] as follows:
Tearing down and rebuilding the
front wall from the ground UP to the
second story. repairing the roof I'm
der the Cupola, piastering the walls
and ceiling Of the second story where
1t is needed and painting the inside
wood work OF the second story, and
for repairing Fire Station No. a. fol-
lows.
Tearing or and repiastering the
walls and ceiling Of the second story
and painting the inside wood work OF
second story. the painting on both
stations to be two coats. M \
The City Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. "A
Dated at Cairo, Illinois. this 9Th day
OF August. A. d. 1910.
ERNEST WORKMAN.
City Comptroller