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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Supplies for Hawaii

The schooner James Rolph sailed for Hama
yesterday with sos ctls barley, 39, 500 lbs bran
110 bales hay, 10 bbls corn -four, IL ctls corn
ctls wheat. 10 bbls and cs salmon 5,60S lbs
soda, 125 bbls lime S6s pcs lumber, 11445o lbs
COAL 100 cs kerosene, 1920 lbs arsenic ETC.
valued at 1925.
The steamer Lurine sailed for Honolulu last
Wednesday with cargo valued at $2S4, 1898 and
including the following:
710 bbls -four. 15,I55 ctIs barley. 21 SIT lbs
beans, ti.000 lbs bran, so ctIs corn ~ ctIs
wheat. 100 ctls oats 1.029 bales hay g. 735 lbs
and IS cs meals. 6.746 lbs butter L 4S7 lbs and o
pkgs cheese, 55 cs eggs 3422 lbs and Ia hxs
dried fruit l,525 lbs and 81 bxs raisins 543
pkgs potatoes, 52f pkgs onions. 1892 lbs garlic
80 pkgs potatoes. 40,914 lbs lard, 9.21O lbs hams
and bacon, 20,21s lbs fresh meat. $3.50 gals and
SO wine, so whisky, 200 gals brandy AZ cs
vermouth. So pkgs beer, Is cs cham
pagne, % and 4S gals GIN % cs grape
juice, 100 cs mineral water, 7.7S7 lbs and 70 cs
bread. 676 cs canned goods, 300 lbs goldfish i es0
lbs coffee, l,090 lbs hops 1,732 lbs nuts a. cs
and 162 pkgs salmon, go, 12S lbs sugar. S1s lbs
tea, 3S cs boots and shoes, 1S0 pkgs dry goods
"a cs hats, 81 pkgs drugs, 1000 bricks. GOO
windows. S2.512 TT lumber, 200 bdis shingles. 81
bdls shocks 8, 430 lbs tobacco, 26 cs cigars and
cigarettes, 500 cs Kerosene 10000 bbls crude oil
pa cs and 126 bbls refined oil, 169 pkgs paints
$50 kegs white lead, 20 pkgs agricultural imple-
ments > automobiles and % pkgs parts S95 $40
lbs fertilizer. 1875 pkgs car material, 14O rails
SO coils rope, 66 cyls gas. 5000 IT hardwood
43 rolls leather. AZ pkgs saddlery, II pkgs ma
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SYNOPSIS AND WEATHER CONDITIONS
The weather has been fair and pleasant over
the Pacific slope, but cloudy and somewhat un-
settled in the southwest and in the Rocky
mountain section. There has been a marked
increase in cloudness in the Mississippi valley
and the eastern states. Rain has fallen in
Florida and along the Carolina coast An ex-
tensive depression overlies the Arkansas and
Canadian valleys and will probably east
ward Wednesday. causing unsettled weather
and southerly winds.
Temperatures continue high in California and
Nevada In the Great valley afternoon read
ings range from 81 at Sacramento TO 102 at
Fresno Temperatures exceeding 100 degrees
are reported at Oklahoma and Abilene.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was %
and at Fresno 80 per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday,
with fog in the morning and at night brisk
west winds.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Wednesday; mod
erately warm; light north winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Wednesday; not
quite warm; light north winds
San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday, CON
tinued warm; light west winds
California south of the Tehachipi - Fair
Wednesday; moderate temperature: light south
winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Aug. 2.-Steamer State of Califor-
mia sailed for San Francisco this morning with
freight. mail and passengers.
Arriving this morning from San Francisco was
the steamship F. A. Kilburn. 1t brought a
large cargo of freight, together with mail and
passengers. The Kilburn will depart on the
return trip tomorrow morning.
The steamer Eureka arrived from Portland
and Astoria this morning and departed late this
afternoon the return trip north.
Arriving from the north the steamer Eu-
reka were 5000 sacks of -four for Leutzinger 4,
Lane. This is about the largest consignment
of -four ever received in this citS.
The Norwegian steamer Tordenskjold, 296
tons, Captain Hansen, arrived this morning It
will go to Arcata wharf to commence loading
LOO, 900 feet of redwood lumber for Australia
Purser Charlton of the Pacific Coast steam
ship company's steamer State of California who
has been on this in various vessels OF the
company for number OF years, is to be trans
ferred to the companys steamer Santa Rosa
after this trip.
Robert Carr, formerly chief officer of the
State of California, but recently chief on the
City of Pueblo will go out next trip on the
steamer Curacao on the Mexican run. He is now
here to visit his wife and daughter
The new Coggeshall launch Miacomet was
launched last evening at 745 o'clock. Miss
Emily Nuprey christening the vessel as it glidei
down the ways. Between $50 and 700 people
were present the guests of Captain Coggeshall
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0lympians to Take On
PaStime Athletes

Athletic Commissioner Pete Gerharde
of the Olympic club and Charles Minto,
president of the Pastime athletic club,
have agreed to hold dual meet be-
tween the track and field teams Of the
two organizations on Sunday, August
21, at the Presidio athletic grounds
The following events have been de-
cided upon: 100. 22O. 440 and $50 yards;
one and two mile runs. 100 and 220
hurdles, shot put. hammer throw. discus
throw. pole vault. running high jump.
running broad jump and relay race.
On the week following, the Winged o
athletes will try out on the same
grounds against the Irish American
athletic club of this city. Manager
Gerhardt is arranging as many meets
as he possibly can in order TO get to-
gether a team that will stand a good
chance of annexing the national cham
pionships of the Amateur Athletic
union, which will be held in New Or
leans in October.
John o. Miller, the star half miller,
has given up the running game Miller
says he intends to play Rugby on the
club team this winter.
1t is probable that the New York
athletic club will send It's track team
out here after the national meet for a
dual contest with the Olympic club.
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Bundy and Hendricks
Beat Fasteners

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-Pacific coast and
western tennis players took the honors
at Lake Forest today in the preliminary
matches to decide who will meet Alex
ander and Hackett in the contest for
the national championship at Newport
the week of August 15. The teams will
meet on the Onwentsia country club
courts tomorrow and the winner will
be named for the Newport play
T. G. Bundy and Trow Hendricks,
winners of the Pacific coast Champion
ship, defeated Edward T. Whitney and
Richard Bishop, eastern champions. in
hard fought sets today. Waidner and
Gardner. western champions. won from
Doyle brothers. representing the south,
in straight sets. Summaries:
Bundy and Hendrick defeated Whit
ney and Bishop, 4-6, 6-4, 81, 4-6,
So.
wsidner and Gardner defeated Doyle
brothers, 6-3, 6-A.
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a Los Angeles Produce Market
+.Speciol Dispotch 10 The Call

p: Los ANGELES. Aug. 2.-Butter was firm to
cay on the produce exchange, creamery extra
suvsncing 10 32A2c pound. Potatoes were
quiet Cheese and eggs were steady.
Receipts Of produce; Eggs. 226 cases: butter
.Sz0.229 pounds; cheese, l46 pounds; potatoes,
Bltter1Creamery extra. 32Ikc a pound; first
SOC "a pound; ladle butter, 2ec; cooking but
ter PC.
Eggs (per dozen)--LOcal ranch canded. 33c: dc
case count buying price pc; eastern fresh. 27c:
Eastern storage extras. 2Jc.
g.. Cheese-Northern fresh. 16k 617c: large an
chof. 1scs Oregon daisy, 1Si5c; singles lShc;
twins. Is@ lSi2c; daisies, ls12 @l9c; longhorns.
-ESdIgIsc. cheddars. 20c; domestic swiss, 22@
25c: cream brick, 20c.
Beans-NO. ] pink. SIPS: No ] lima S4.75;
No 4 LADY Washington $3.50: No. ] small
white S4.50; No. ! blsckeye, $5; No. 1 gar
tsnzas $3.50; No. / California lentils. SO; len.
tbs German, IS
81 35eTl. 50: yellow sweet. pound. &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Cotton Market


NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Hutton's wire says:
The government report today, showing a condi-
tion of 1913. indicates crop of not exceeding
il, $50. 900 bales against the sangune bulls
expectation for a crop of around H. 500. 900 at
the end Of the planting season. compared weh
the predictions of the bearish element for a
crop OF ID. 100000 10 II. 900. 600 at that time.
This condition report will compare with 80 Z
last month, 71-9 last year and 10 year average
of 7a.4. Two years ago il So and the crop
was nearly 14,0000 000 The Importance OF to-
days report is in the extent of the decline in
condition compared with the previous report;
in other words showing the rapidlty with
which the crop is deterloratng.
The August condition reported today of I5.5
is the lowest, with three exceptions, in 20
years
"Advices from l. .S25 special correspondents of
the Journal Of Commerce and Commercial Bull
letin Of average date OF July 25 make percent
age condition 74.9. against SIS month ago, a
decline OF 60 per cent. This compares with 73. L
per cent in 1909 According to reports TO this
ps per, the 10 year average is 7s.S per cent
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher.
Middlng uplands 15.S0c; do gulf. 1860. Sales,
Dpup
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COTTON FrTrRES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The average condi-
tion Of the cotton crop July % was I55 per
cent Of normal. according 10 a bulletin of the
crop reporting board of the department of agri-
culture issued at today.
The average condition was SO.7 on June 25,
71.9 on July D last year, SO in 1908, 10 in 1907
and 79.4, the 10 year average.
While the average condition of the cotton crop
fell below the average for June. which was SOP.
the decrease did not surprise experts. Heavy
rains east of the Mississippi during July were
known 10 be detrimental TO the crop.
The report shows the condition of the crop in
California Imperial valley TO be 9S.
Cotton condition by states; Virginia So North
Carolina al. South Carolina 30. GeorgiaN 20,
Florida TO- Alabama al. Mississippi a. LouisAla
90. California 9S. Texas 50. Arkansas 13, Mis-
souri, ~. Oklahoma 50. Tennessee 76.
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Polo Expert VIII Raise
Ponies In Texas

Ell PASO. Tex, Aug. 2.-Dr. J. A
Edmonds. secretary OF the Los Angeles
polo association, assistant manager of
year and the dean of polo on the Pa
cific coast. is here to arrange for To-
cation on which to establish his polo
ranch to raise and train polo ponies
for the teams playing in California
Doctor Edmonds has officiated at a
number of the biggest tournaments. In
cluding the polo contests in Santa Mon
lea, Coronado. the Midland tournament
and at Kansas City.
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Sacramento Bidding For
Boxing Tourney

SACRAMENTO. Aug. Efforts are
being made by the Sacramento athletic
club to have the annual coast boxing
tournament this fall held In this city
under the auspices Of the Pacific asSo-
citation of amateur athletic unions.
Heretofore the honor of holding the
tournament has fallen to the lot Of
one of the northern cities, Seattle and
Portland having been the center. This
tournament is the biggest thing out
side the Pacific coast field day meet
to be held by the P. A. A. this year.
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Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO. August 2-Cattie-Receipts esti-
nsted al {. 900: market slow and steady; beeves.
81 65dS 10: Texas steers $350G5.J0; western
s.sers S4tds 50: stockers and feeders. S4676. Is:
cows and heifers. S2.50d6.25; calves. $500
s-5 Hocs-Receipts estimated at $4,000: mer-
LET 5c higher; light SIS. 20@S. 70: mixed. 81. sOG
s 20. heavy ST.45dS.20: rough. ST.45d7. 10:
good 10 choice heavy. S7-70QS.2o; pigs. ss.106
SO: bulk Of sales. s7-90@S15. Sheep-Re-
cefr+s esfiu,sted at 1S.0oO;> market steady; ma
tive 50 6O7z. so: western. 81. 70d4.50: year
lin0s 81 5O6l 70; lambs, native. 81. 50d7; west
ern 81 5oN7.IO.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, August Cattle Receipts.
> 0O0 Market strong 10 I0c higher. Native
S, steers 81 5oa7s5: cows and heifers. S2.25
e s0. sfockers and feeders S2.75M5.25; bulls
S3d3. 50: calves So. 75G7.15; western steers,
e 5so7e -: western cows, S2-JO04 4-50.
FIoef-R Receipts. Loo. Market sc higher
ami II sales S7.e0dS25: heavy. ST s. az 90:
Sbeep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady. Nut
tons. SS.75@z.25; lambs, se-25@7; fed wethers
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Aug 2.-Improvement in the light
weight goods trade has been reflected in the To-
cal wool market and an active demand for nearly
all lines has developed. Volues have risen for
the first time in months, although as yet the
volume of business is not large Growers are
still holding for high prices in the west and zoe
is said TO have been paid in Montana >for staple
wool or 33c cleaned. There is some activity in
the foreign product. but pulled wool is very dull.
Quotations, secured basis:
Extra fine IL months 55d 5sc; fine. to s
mouths 52653e: fine fall 4SG50c; California
northern 5SM55c: middle county, 50@51c; south
ern 4564Tc: fall free 42d 43c; Oregon eastern,
No l staple 61Ge2c: eastern clothing 56657c:
valley No. l. 52d54c: territory. fine staple. 60
d62c fine medium staple. 59M60c; fine clothing,
56d 5Sc: fine medium clothing. 53@56c; half
blood combing 5565Sc; three-eighths blood
eombing 55@56c; quarter blood combing, 52@
54c: pulled extra, 65c; fine A, 60@62c; A super
fines 56M57c
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and yesrIlngs, sa.5oa5; fed western ewes. 50

and yearlings. s35o@5; fed western ewes. So
"A.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. August 2.-Cattle- Receipts,
500 Market strong. Native steers, $3.50
T.75; COWS and heifers, S3G5.S5; western steers,
81. .5o@6; range cows and heifers, 81. .75M4.75
Gamers. 81. .50d3.25; stockers and feeders. $3@
5.G5; calves $4@I; bulls, stags ETC., S3M5.
Hogs-Receipts. 300; Market steady 80 70 70
10: light, S7.sO@s1O; pigs. $3.50 97.50; bulk
of sales ST.35@l7-SO.
Yesrlings. $4.75d5.60: wethers $3.6004 40;
ewes. 81 75@3.s0; lambs S6.25@7. %.
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NEW YORK Aug. 2.-Standard copper,
steady. Spot 12o7lhq12 zoe: August Septem-
ber I2:1OG j.. .20c; October-November. Il. 1215 "a
u 25c London spot f55 los; futures. ESQ 2s Sd.
Lake copper 12.75GI2-s715c; electroytic, 12.5o
G12. .62lLc: casting 12.25@12.371ac.
Tin-Strong. Spot. 33. 45d 33.T5c; August.
80. 1898. .3Oc; September. 3315d 81. .35c; Octo-
Der. 3315@335Oc London firm Spot, f151
LesdWSteady. 4.47Ike bid New York; 4S2Iac
bid East ST. Louis. London spot. f12 los.
Speter-Steady, 5.50@5.6oc New York; 5@
502I5c East St Louis. London spot ED 15s.
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s 111ad in Lon
don. Locally iron quiet. No foundry
northern SIG. 25GI 1850: No. =, S15.75@16; No.
1 southern. $16dl6.25; No. L southern soft,
Sl5. .T5d 1925.
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nv United Wireless

Tuesday, August 2.
STEAMER PRESIDENT, from San Francisco for
San Diego Aug 1, 4 p. m.-Aug 1, p. m., 80
miles off Point Sur; cloudy; moderate north
west wind and sea; all well.
STEAMER MAVERICK, from Richmond for Seat
tie July 81, 4:35 p. m.-Aug /, 1928 D. m
of Blunts reef; strong northwest wind; hazy
heavy northwest swell; barometer, 301s; tenn
perature, 81.
STEAMER COLONEL E. L. DRAKE, from Rich
p. M, OF Cape Foulweather; clear; light
northwest wind; smooth sea; barometer, sc. %:
temperature, 5S.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE, from Hilo for San
Francsco-Aug 1. p. M, 400 miles on San
Francisco
STEAMER ROSE CITY, from San Pedro for San
Francisco-Aug 2, p. M, OF Point Arguello:
wind, west; velocity, IA miles; clear.
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MARIPOSA HAS MANY
.PASSENGERSBOOKED
Among Those Who Have En-
gagged Berths Is U. S. Sena=
tor George G. Perkins
HE majority of th

HE majority of the
l 0 0 passengers
booked for the
next trip of the
Oceanic steam :
S h i p company's s
Ii n e r Mariposa,
Captain Hayward,
which sails Satur-
day for Tahiti.
have taken pass
age through to
New Zealand and
Australia
This is now the
shortest route to
t h e antipodes,
and is also one of
the most interest
ing of pleasure
VOYAGES as it lies
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Tonnage Engagements

The French bark Jean Baptiste at Honolulu is
under charter for barley from this port to Eu-
rope at 23s Cd, with option of wheat from Port
land or Puget sound at Pos. The vessel was
chartered prior to arrival.
The Norwegian steamer Tricolor. now on the
way TO Nome, has been engaged under time
charter for lumber from Puget sound or Portland
TO Australia.
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ChanEc of Mnnfers

Schooner Andrew Jackson-Oid master. L. ia.
cobsen; new master c. D. Haraldsen.
Steamer Crowley No. 2-0ld Master W. Figo-
rix: new master. X 4. Carlson.
Steamer Santa Rosa-0ld master G. A. Harris;
master, f. Alexander.
Steamer Rio vista-0ld master. r. Busalacchi
new master, ]. Busalacchi.
Enrollmenf-Steamer Melville Dollar: master.
G. J. F0ssen.
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Building Contracts

Phoebe A. Hearst with Clinton freprcohnx
company and ParrOtt & Co.-Concrete. hreproof-
ing. painting Of structural steel for 10 story
class building at f corner Of Market and
Third streets. : 69:11 Sc 63:SL NE 57;6. Sc
40. NE 40, NV 160 SW TO beginning: SIS. TS2.
The HOrnlein investment company with Raj
ston iron works-Structural steel work. castirOu
bases for three story and basement reinforced
concrete class g building in W line OF Stockton
street. o. OF Ellis, y 1875 by W 80; $40. $50.
Anna Borgfeldt with Ruegg BrOthers-Carpen-
ter. mill. glazing, tin and galvanized iron. iafh
and plaster for alterations and additions to q
three story and basement frame at 1323-1S25-
1927 Ellis street; 81 S9J
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RIVAL PERSIAN FORCES
SEND TWO TO DEATH
Nationalist Leader Shot i'm Re-
yenge for Recent Murder

TEHERAN, Aug. 2--The campaign Of
assassination carried on between the
reactfonists and the adherents of the
new order in Persia claimed two more
victims last night Ali Mohammed. one
of the prominent nationalist leaders.
and one of hisN associates were shot
dead apparently in reprisal for the
recent murder of the reactiOnary Seyed
AbduIlah.
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Santa Rosa Egg Market

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 2.-The local egg market
has advanced a cent per dozen this week. On
receipt of advices from the San Francisco dairy
produce exchange today the second advance of
half 4 cent was made Local dealers quot
ing Sic per dozen for choice and 2Sc for seconds.
diminishing.
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"a l5c: do months. T0lfc: northern. lsa
lee Humboldt and MendOcino. 16G1sc per h.
Hops-t taalfornia. l0dIJc for crop OF 1909:
per 10.
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New York Produce

KEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Hops-Quiet
E5ides-Quiet.
,~ Petroleum- Steady.
- n R6oi-Quict.
SQesr-RaW. steady. Musco7sdo. 50 test. :. .ssc;
centrifugal as test 1850: molssses sugar. So
90 .-testi Sole. Refined. steady.
p. Coffee Futures closed steady at / point higher
II ; points lower. Sales. Is. 500 bags. August
{, 300 September, 7c; October. 7.05c; November,
aTs. 7-2scl March. 7.3Oc; April. 7.33c: MAY,
F.3aci June. 7-36c; July. 7.3sc. Spot quiet: Rio
NJ. z. 'Ss4c: Santos No. 4, 9Ssc. Mild, steady
CoFdeva. l0d d10Ac-
-Butter-Firm; prices unchanged.
ChCfse+Firm- State. whole milk. average
prime. lac common, 9lf dIO1ac.
s,Sgs-IrTgular
DRIED FRUITS
EFapoyated Apples-Firm but quiet. On the
spot fancy. l0la a@lllse: choice. sls@9c; prime.
1s4e0 s.; common 70 fair. 6d7c
-prunes-Qniet: firm light stocks here and
reports Of small crop. Quotations range from
So to SIC for CALIFORNIA; up 10 3O-40s and
4i5c TO 9itc for Oregous.
-ApricOts+Quier. steady. Choice 93L 6dJ0I< e..
extra choice. l053 a lie; fancy. lO% di2He-
Peaches-Dun unchanged. Choice. 61k deazc:
extra choice TN71Lc: fancy. ~ d71e.
- -Raisns-Quiet firm. Loose muscatels So n
54.c; choice To fancy seeded. "a 06sLc: seed
less; B.. b 4i4c; London layers Sl.20G1.25
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NAVAL .stores-Turpentine AND Rosin

Naval sStores-TurpeDtine and Rosin
SAVANNAH Aug. 2.-Turpentine firm at
&c: sales. 4S3; receipts, 1,194: shipments, 60;
stocks. 1868.
Rosin-Firm: receipts. S9o5: shipments.
1.62I: stocks. 80 s49- sales 3o77 Quote: r
S5.4O D $3.50 f $50. f 1913. G $50. II
S5.S5, I $500 X 1896, NJ $640, $3.50, WG
Sc 10 WV 1913.
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In the fourth Rapps and Casey walked and
Sheehan hit to Willis. who tried to catch Rapps
at third. but failed. and the bases were diled..
Martinke flied out and Rapps caught at the
plate when the squeeze play went wrong. speas
hfed ont. retiring the side
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- Iout. Wool Market

dunn grades combing and clothing. 23@A1ac:
light fne 19@21c; heavy, fine, 15@16c; tub
washed. 25@33c.
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line OF Palmer street. distant 90 feet perpendic-
ularly of FairmOunt and SO. "a SCI OF Fair
mount, 9O.73. % W S4.07. NV 2J.S7: $40.
Real Estate and Development company TO
Axel Z. Hansen and wife. lot In z line OF d..
Haro street, 100 of Twenty second, 25 BY e
100; grant
Charles ]. U. Koenig and wife TO Julius H.
Small. LOT in + line Of Church street. les Of
Fifteenth. 25. 80, %. so. y 80. W
Emile Z. Ferrari and wife to Peter r. Far
rari, lot at corner OF Bacon and Dartmouth
streets. Sc 400 By NE 240. and one other
piece $40.
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e: CHICAGO August Butter-Firm: cheam.
cries, 23tz @2T1sc; dairies. 23d2ec Eggs-Re-
Cepts. 1920 cases; steady; at mark cases in
s-ciuded, l0M l4c; hrsts. l5c; prime irsts I7c
Cheese-Steady; daisies. 15A dl5kc: twins. IL
"a 15c;. Young Americas, 15z @l555c; long horns
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London Hop Market
New York Metal Market

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2.-Hops in London (Pa
cife COAST steady at f36l4 los.
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chinery, 6S bales oakum, S21 cs soap, 10 cs sta
tionery, 81 pkgs sewing machines, 2,167 lbs tin
plate, 81 pkgs wagon material, 2SS pkgs United
States army supplies, head cattle, 36 horses.
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department of agriculture
Weather buresu-Ssn Francisco. August 2, 1910
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city of PuebIa Sails for Seattle

The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's City of Puebla sailed yesterda
for Seattle with $50 passengers. Anon
them xUara-
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PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor
PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
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The Norwegian steamer Alden, whose
cago of coal was seized because of a
violation of the coastwise law, was
allowed to pay yesterday second duty
on the 1,500 tons of coal that it should
have discharged at Honolulu. This
made two duties paid on the coal, the
first having been paid in Honolulu
when it touched there from Australia
The department. at Washington rec
commended that the first payment and
costs be returned TO the steamer
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-17
ANN STREET SCHOOL
PUPILS EXHIBIT WORK.
All Departments Contribute to
Display of Ability in Classes.

About the most complete exhibit Of
the work of pupils in every grade and
covering the entire course of study,
academic. industrial and kindergarten,
of any one school in this city was open
to the public in the Ann Street School
yesterday and today and will close at
II o'clock tonight.
1t was arranged by Principal Pink
ham, who aroused the interest of all
of the 900 pupils of the school shortly
after the opening of the term with a
determination to make the exhibit a
success.
That Principal Pinkham has done
so is the opinion of Supervisor of Pen
manship C. W. Slocum, other school Of
ficials and, in fact, all who have visited
the school and inspected the work of
the pupils.
Actual work not specially prepared,
but selected at various times from the
grammar, primary and kindergarten
grades, as produced by pupils ranging
in age from 4 to 16 years. The exhibit
is displayed in he.auditorium and cor
ridors of the Ann street building.