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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market


NEW YORK. Sept 1e.-E. F. Hutton,s wire
says; While outside speculation in the market
% : siil far from satisfactory. there has been a
days which is making its appearance in fhe
shape or buying orders whenever the marker
SHOWS a disposition TO decline around the Is
Just about this time last year the market eot
Starred upon the up grade and the advance was
crossed the 16 cent level The positfon of fha
cotton today on its merits is much more strongly
lntrencned than was the last year. and
whenever the public comes in runaway market
will hardly be averted
The principal argument against values is the
increasing heavy receipts and poor trade condi-
tions. That the trade is absorbing these re-
celpts Is evidenced by the enormous EXPORTS
from Galveston this week Of 1919 bales. against
receipts at Galveston were 1l4l55 bales while
shipments amounted TO 121. $50 bales.
AS 70 business conditions the interview given
the board Of directors OF the Steel corporation
Is perhaps the best indication as to what lead
Ing hnanciers think of the situation and judg-
Ing from his remarks there IS certainly no cause
for complaint in iron and steel circles either
present or prospective, reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Meanwhile unfavorable reports
are being received from all sections of the belt
which tend TO cause a further reduction of mod
crate crop estimates, and il is now conceded
that the early killing frost probably would reduce
the yield by something ike l,000.0 600 bales.
deterioration OF - per cent in louisiana per
cent In Texas, per cent in Arkansas and I3
per cent In Oklahoma.
Tie old bull clique with the execution of
Scales, is supposed to hold September Believe
September short interest unimportant The Sep
tember sold so Ear has been against actual cot
ton. which win be rendered. believe September
viii peter out at the price of October. II is
now selling at about on a tcnderable basis, un-
less southern spots advance.
There were overnight buying orders around the
ring at opening, and later the market active
and firm, with shorts covering Giles report
showing an average deterioration of about per
cent IN crop prospects during the last two weeks.
Spot closed quiet 10 points higher. Mid
ding upands. IL. .90c; do gulf. 14-15c; sales,
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Eastern Liye.tock Market

CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Sept le.-,cattle- Receipts; z. 500.
Texas steers. So. 1896: western steers. 81. .25@T;
stockers ad feeders. 81. 25@e.10: cows and heif-
ers. s.. 25d 6. 80: calves, S6.T569.75
Hogs-Receipts. 10000. Market Sc to 1oc up.
Light. $9.3od9.T5; mixed. $s-506e. IS; heavy.
Ss35@9 so; rough. Ss.35@S65: good to choice
heavy. s. 65Gs.50; pigs, Ss.50@9.60; bulk of
sales. So 706910
Sheep-Receipts. l2.ooo Market SC to 1oc
higher. Native, S275d4 60: western. S3.25@
LEO: yearlings S4.T5d5.s0; lambs. native, S5 25
@T.25; do western. S5.50@7.25,
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 16.-Cattle-Re-
eeipts. 1.S0n. Market steady to strong. Native
steers. S5ds; native cows and heifers s.. .50@
$50: stockers and feeders. So. 3.25d5.75; bulls,
50 34oe1z- 25, calves. S4Ms: western steers, s4.5o
e GI.2o; western cows. s.. S0G5.
Hogs-Beceipts, 1900. Market 5c 10 1oc
higher. Bulk of sales. SO 2069 so: heavy sea
9.25; packers and butchers, s9.2oG9.55; light.
50. .zOd9.60
sheep-Reeeipts. 5000. Market 1oc higher.
Muttons, S494.60; lambs, Sc. .25@7.io; fed weth-
ers and yearlings. S4G5.5o; fed western ewes.
s3.5564.S5.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept 6.-Cattle-Receipts
1900. Market slow and steady. Native steers.
$4-5oI1-s5; cows and heifers. S365.T5: western
steers, S3-45Q6.T5; range COWS and heifers. So So
94.65: Gamers. S2.50G5.50; stockers and feed
ers, S325ae25; calves, S5@7.25; bulls, stags.
Hogs-ReOeipts. $500. Market &c to 1oc
light. ss2oas.55; pigs. ss.5o@s.6o; bulk Of
Sheep-Receipts. 1920. Market steady.
Yearlings. 81. T065. so: wethers. s4M4 40: ewes.
So. 5O@z; lambs Sc. .4OG6.S5.
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monarch bar. &c: tablets in half barrels. 6-15c;
do IN boxes, 6.40c; cubes and A crushed. SOC;
monarch powdered. 5.15c; xxx powdered.
5.75c; candy granulated. 5.T5c; confectioDers' A.
565c: confecIioners' crystals, 5.I5c; extra nne
granulHted 5.z5c; magnolia A, o.25cs extra c.
g. I5c; golden c. 5.05c; D. 4.95c. Barrels and 90
lb bags 10c, half barrels 2Jc. boxes SOC more per
100 lbs tEan for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar In 90
and 30 lb tins $40 more. IN and 10 10 tins
81 50 more per 100 lbs than price for this trade
in 100 bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining COM
pany quotes as follows: Granulated basis. 5.65c;
"Higrade" bar, &c: powdered, 5.Ioc; crushed.
soc: berry 565c; c. & II. extra fine granu
lated 5.65c; cosrse dry granulated, $3.50; con-
fectioners' A, 565c; confectioners crystal 5.T5c;
cubes soc: bricks. 590c; extra fine dry granu-
lated 600 lbs bags only) 5.45c; excelsior A.
Use; extra c, .I5c: golden c. 5.05c yellow y.
495c: cut loaf, in barrels only, 7-65c; H. Z L.
crystal dominoes, Id cartons. in cases. S.65c;
do ID cartons in cases, 9.15c. Additional per
100 lbs: In barrels and 80 ID bags, 10c more;
half barrels. 25c more; boxes, SOC more for all
grades Bar in 35 and 40 ID tins, S1.70 more;
in 10 tins, 81. 50 more Minimum order, car
load weight
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rev York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. l6.-Hops-Easy. State.
common to choice 1909. l9G21c; 1908. nominal;
Pacific coast. 1909, l06i4c; 1905, nominal.
Hides-Quiet.
Petroleum-Steady.
Raw Sugar-Steady; Muscovado. 50 test, 3.S6c (;
centrifugal 96 test. 4.36c; molasses sugar, SO
test. 36lc. Refined sugar--Steady.
Coree-Futures closed weak at a net decline
OF I5az7 points, near months being relatively
Der and November. $500; December, January.
February and March. S.55c; April. S.56c; May.
s.60c, june. sale; July, S.6+c; August S.65c.
Spot coffee-Steady; Rio. No. Z. loNc; Santos,
No. 4, 115sc. Mild cofTee-Quiet; Cordova, III
@l1Ac.
= Butter-Steady, unchanged
Cheese-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Firm; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery. white. S5@3Sc; do gathered white 80
.d35c; do hennery, brown, 3o@32c; do gathered
brown, 21Q29e
DRIED FRUITS
Eyapora ted Apples--So change was reported in
the market and old crop supplies generally
firm Fancy quoted at loAc; choice. 81 @915c;
prime, S4S15c; common 70 fair, 6@71sc-
Prcnes-Cosst advices indicate a firm primary
situation in the market and prices are well
maintained. ranging from SIC TO 10c for Cali
fornia fruit up 10 30-4os and from &c to 9lac for
Oregons
Apreots-Are in slow demand from domestic
buyers. but coast advices indicate a considerable
demand for export. Choice 104 61ilAc; extra
choice. ia a 214c; fancy. 12@13lac
Peaches-9uet. with choice quoted at 711 i9c;
extra choice IL 07%c; fancy, sds19e.
Raisins-Firm. Loose muscatels Az @6c;
choice 10 fancy seeded. 6dTi5c; seedless, 506c; I;
London layers, 81 .25@1 80.
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The pressure is rising steadily over the north
ern half OF the Pacific slope. and is falling rap
idly over the Rocky mountain section and east
ward.
There has been marked improvement IN the
weather conditions throughout California and
mere has been no rain except in the northern
portion OF the Sacramento valley and in the
Sierra Nevadas. Showers are reported through
out Oregon, Washington. Idaho and northern
Utah- The weather is generally clear over the
entire country east OF the Rocky mountains ex-
eept in the central gulf section and in Mime
sofa
Seasonable temperatures are reported at east
ern points There have been few changes u
Importance.
In California IL Is warmer in the great valley
and along the coast north OF san Francisco.
Cooler, clearing weather NAV be expected in
the raisin section; also in the bean lands OF the
southern counties
The relative humidity at Red Blun was 50
degrees and at Fresno 50.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinlty-Fair Saturday;
light south winds. changing to moderate west
Santa Clara valley-Falr Saturday; light north
winds.
Sacramento and San Joaquin valley6Fair.
cooler Saturday; light north winds
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair sat
urday. overcast in the morning. somewhat cool
er; light north winds changing to south.
A. G. MeADIE. District Forecaster.
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Business in tho vegetable market was rather
quiet during the early trading period yesterday
morning, but there some active advance buy
Ing Tor week end wants later in the day Re
ceipts Of most descriptions. while ample, were
comparatively light, and prices were steady as q
rule. Tomatoes. cucumhers. summer squash and
green corn were among the best selling descrip-
tions. Lima beans were ia less excessive supply
and little fsIner as 10 values. Potatoes and
onions were unchanged.
Po,aroes-River whites. 75cdS1 per etl; Sa-
lnas Bur6anEs. Sl-4o@ l-50 per ell; sweet pota-
toes. 81 -S5c92 per ct.
Onious-New yellow, S0G90c per Gil.
tables-Greea corn. $I.25W2 per sack :;
tomatoes. goa 75e per box FOR choice green peas
zllGc per lb; string beans. 3@5c per lb; Inns
t--aaS. 3eI3l2c per ID; summer squash, SueBOoc
per box; eggplant, sG@5oc per box; green pep
gcrs. .356tJcc Ter box; garlic. 2ts N3c per ID,
calhage. 90c6i$i per ell: cucumbers. coarse PCT
book; caulihoNsr, 50660c per dozen; turnips O9@
ukr-. 30Ni SOC Der box.
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Flour and FarinaceOus Goods

Flour-Cslfornia family extras. IS s07e 20
net without discount; bakers extras s. s0G
6.2o; superhne. S4.6064.90; Oregon and wash.
ington, per Dbl. $5d5-25 for family. bakers and
patents and S4.2504-50 for cutoff; Kansas pat-
ents, SEQ; do straights. 80: Dakota patents
$40 DO strsights 81 20; do clear, S6 go per bbl
Fsrinsceous Goods-Buckvheat four 81: huck.
wheat 1our. self-raislng, Sz-s0: bUckwheat groats
IS; corn meal, yellow S3. white SO. extra cream
yellow, $50, extra cream white. So 25. corn
-four, s.; cracked wheat $3.50: entire wheat
hour. $500; fsrins. 50. so; graham nour. So:
homi1y large SO. small 50. grsnulated So: oa =
meal, S425i do greats. Sz.25: pearl barley 81 20:
rice -four. Sc; rolled osts, S4.25; rolled wheat,
$3.50; rye hour, $S-25; rye meal 50. 10; split
peas. yellow s.. green $3.50: extra cream rolled
oats. $50 lbs $3.50, 90 ID sacks 81; rolled 6akeS
$50 ID bbls S5.75. 90 ID sacks s525: ROLLED
wheat. l50 lbs SD. IS ID Sacks s. d
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispasch 10 The CoH1

LOS ANGELES Sept. 1e.-Eggs declined on
the produce exchange today. Receipts were not
heavy. but the market was nstless. The potato
market Was frmer.
Receipts of produce: Eggs, I32 cases: butter.
s;3e9 pounds; cheese. l,773 pounds; potatoes
2Z09 sacks sweet potatoes. 2S4 sacks
Eggs tper doz)-Local ranch candled firsts
&c; case count, 3sc; eastern fresh 35c: storage
extras. 3o@32c; storage seconds 26c
Butter (per lbD-Californla creameries extra
o2i2e; do, hrsts, 31c; cooking 25c: ladle. 25c
Cheese fper lb)--Northern fresh l761Tbc;
anchor, lSc; eastern singles. 1SMlsl6c; eastern
twins. lSc; longhorn. l9d20c: cheddars. 2oc:
imported swiss. 30c; domestic SWISS 24c; brick
cream. lee; limburger. lec
Beans tper ctll-No 1 mink S475. M I
Lady Washington. s4.65: No. whites 81 20.
No; biaekeyes. Sc; No. l Garvanzas, $3.50; No
Potatoes tper ctl)-Hghland 81 2501 5o. In
cal Burbsnks. s1.35; Salinas. si.65 ~
sweet Potatoes lper ctll-Yellow s.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts Of poultry were light yesterday. as is
usually the case on Friday. but the demand was
likewise and the market remained easy for gen
crsl offerings Receivers reported a firm feeling
So small. Young chickens. but they were willing
70 shade the quotations for nearly every thing
else on the list
Poultry lper dozen)-Hens. S5d5.5O for small
scar for large and SS@9 for extra: Young
ro0sters. scar; do extra. S7dS; old ROSTERS
S505.50, fryers, S4-J0@5; broilers, So 50d4 for
large, SSdS-50 for medium and 50 1908 for
small, ducks, SG@9- pigeons. sl-T5@2; squads
s. -5oG3 geese. S242-50 per pair.
Game (per dozen Nominal.
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Hav and Feedstun.

brsn IS quoted somewhat higher There Is no
change IN the bay situation
Bran-S25427 per ton Tor white and $24 for
Middlngs-SSS@3 per ton.
Shorts-S29 G3O per ton.
Feedstu9s--koiled barley. $22d23; rolled oats
Tor feed, $50: mixed feed s25Ta6 for sxer9
age lots; linseed oileake meal, 20 tons $40 10
tons $3.50, tons Sal, smaller lots S4l so: CO.
coanut cake or meal at mills. S25- 50 10 20 and
20 snd SO IN ; ton lots; j0bblng s26 30: corn
meal. Ss6d5G, cracked corn. $36637: alfalfa
meat' carload lots SIC, Jobblng $Iz; red star al
oesto Alfalfa meal $3.50 IN car lots and Si7
!o1olng; stockton mealfalfa. SIG in car lots and
ton -
Hsy--Wheat. SI1l2-50; wheat and oat SsG
se.So@s: alfalfa. s1QlS; stock hsy. S5Qs SO
per ton.
straw-s5aeoc per bale.
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Notice to Mariners

San Francisc0, Sept IG l!l0
SAN PABLO BAY. Cal.-Notice Is hereby
given that about October /, 1910, lower mid
established in San Pablo bay. California. in the
position of lower niilchannel whistling buoy. PS
is n cylindrical tank supporting steel skeIeton
framework carrying a whistle is surmounfed
by lantern about II feet above the water and
viii show white light during periods Of FIVE
seconds separated by eclipses Of Eve seconds
duration.
l. H. 3. List OF Buoys. ETC.. Pacific coast
1905, y. %. '
By order of the bureau of lighthouses.
w. 81. MILLER, Commander u s. n
Inspector Eighteenth Lighthouse District
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exnorts for Ernnnh na..

The barkentine S. n Castle sailed for Panecte
THURSDAY with cargo for Tahiti and Marquesas
81 ctls barley. so bales hay, cs salmon, 13 T5o
lbs salt, coils rope. 140 Kerosene 600 cs
and tanks distlllate, $50 cs naphtha 10 re
oils, 26z.Sl2 # lumber. % cs powder etc.
valued at $lo,503.
For Marquesas islands--15 bbls -four "a $40 lbs
goods, Is pkgs salmon. s4S gals wine, s, $50 lbs
salt, lis lbs cheese, II pkgs potatoes and onions
pkgs sewing machines, 2T,534 IT lumber Ci
pkgs dry goods. is coils rope. 20 cs kerosene 20
cs boots aud shoes, cs arms and ammunition,
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General al~rcs,aadsae

Bass-Grsia bags. 5ss a5Hc: Sza oue=t,n
bass 9Ac; wool bags . &c foT 3is 10 aad % 1kc
for lb: fleece twiue, Tlsc per ib
CoaI-Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIC per
bay. 81; Australian hoase-Richniond etc SO:
fe.a" Main, 80; Stanford Richmond 50; Cum
peEiano, SlS IN bulk and $3.50 IN sacks; Welsh
441h--Dsaelte, Sioi coke, SiG per ton IN bulk and
Oh = cocosnut oil Is higher Quotations
ION Tor boiled and SLY for raw
cases ac moro; castor oil In cases No
&c, DaEcrs "A. $l.lTfl1. 10; Cbira nut. cases
W91 'Ve per gallon; cocoanut oil. IL barrels S06
ees-zc Tor AAA. af1z@eic for No. and 75T
te1c Tor No. ,. according 10 quantity: extra
tern Oh, eOc. natural whale oil, 55c; pure lard
OH 81 winter strained lard oil, Soc: uure
beatsioot OIL SOC, No. neatsfcot oil Csc: her
r.g on ooe; sslnoa oil. 5oc; boiled dsh oil. 5oc
Coal on. Gasoline, etc-water white. iron
batrels o. drums. Sc; IJo degree oil, iron barrels
q nf1hs lo1sc. special do. lie; pearl oil, in
S@sts, Aoc. asual lOc; star, i6c: extra star 1oc:
Eialne. S61sc eoccne, l9c; red crown and motor
gasoline, n bulk 17c in cases 2zc: engine disti-
EasoIns, n bulk 3oc, in cases 37lzc; varnixg
cases 22Le 49, -
Iurpentine-e5c per gallon In cases and ssc in
buIs drums and iron barrels
. hSSin tper bSl os 2so lbsl-E. $3.50; F, So;
BED and White Lead--Iied. s5s Goe; white
t5z Go1sc per l5.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
tole"s: terms net cash Standard 1ne grana-
lated. J.6Jc. standard coarse granulatcd 5.65c:
fruit granulated- 5-c5c; cut loaf in barrels only
S.6Sc; Il & z. crystal domfnOes. 5 lb cartons in
epses. e.oocj DO AZ ID cartons in cases, else;
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Rosfon wool DTnrket
N. Sept. is.-The Commercial Bulletin

BOSTON. Sept. 16.-The Commercial Bulletin
Will say OF the wool market Saturday:
The feature OF comparatively quiet market
is the purchase for export 10 England OF terri
tory. Australian mcrinos and crossbrcds. Not
since the disastrous attempt OF Boston nier-
chant several years ago 10 market American wool
abroad has any domestic wool been taken for
English consumption.
nufacturers are still as conservative MS
ever IN regard TO buying wool on speculation.
and they continue 10 confinc their purchases 10
actual needs because OF the unsatisfactory state
OF the goods market and the uncertainty OF fbe
political situation.
Prices, however, are being maintained
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tHlces-Cuhs and brands sell about u ale
under quotations; heavy salted steers. ioAc:
light medium. 915c; light. &c; cowhides, &c !:
tt2gs. &c; sslted kip, 10kc; salted veal, I8c I;
15c; dry kip. 17c; dry calf. BE: sheepskIns
ehearlings. 25es4Oc each: short wool. <O@7Oc;
medium. 10Q9 Soc: lOog wool, o0cG GlSI %: lambs
z005oc; horsehides. salt. s2-2573 for large and
tl-50Mz FOR medium, 75c@SI for small and 25M
Doc for colts; h0rseEides dry. 81 70 for large
and 81 .2592 Tor medium. 50c6Sl for small and
xo4JOc for colts; gosts1ius, prime ango-as, T3c
@sl. large ha.r goetss 3o4sGe; medium, 23G
30c; small. 59l5e.
IsIiow--No- rendered. 5A961sc: No. 2. 1
&C; grease. 2M25zc
" Mool-Sprlns clip, San Joaquin years staple
e0Ilc; % S months. 71Ile; northern. Sonoma
sHe Menaoeino- lSEB10c, Humboldt. 20c asked;
Nevada. 1sQ1sc per h.
Fan clp-&oUntsia free. 9d1ic; northern and
valley, 4lgl0c. San Joaquin fall and lambs 20
lOe: % detective and heavy 56l7c pcr H.
Hops-Califcruis. s9c5 crop. nominal: Oregon
nominal' crcp OF 1910. 12l5@IGlkc per ID.
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Beans and seeds

Beans (per ch)-New bsyos, 50; old small
white. $3.S5dslQ; large white. $3. 7564; pink
S6G6-25; red, S606.10: new blackeyes, So asked .
lima. S4-z5d $50: red kidneys. nominal: cram
berry beans, S4-4O@z-6 go; garvsnzas 81 50N3 q:
horse beans. new. $l.S5G215.
Seeds-Brown mustard, z.zc: yellow mustard
haxseed, 5Q5ise; canary, 81 G3zc; al
hemp, 3d515c: mIIlet 22<c per h.
Dried Pess-Green. 81. 50d2 IS per etl
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MAKES SLOW TRIP
FROM ATLANTIC Side
Ship Astral Arrives From New
York With Its Skipper, Capt.
Durham, Seriously Ill !.

HE American ship
Astral, G a D I al n
Dunham, arrived
yesterday. 154 days
from New York,
with q cargo Of
general merchan-
disc for Bates &
Chesebrough Cap
tain Durham was
confined to his bed
when the ship ar
rived and is seri-'
ously Ill. He had
be e n IL n q b ! q I o
leave his cabin for
rs days. He is suf-
fering from dropsy.
From the time
the skipper took to
biS h15 ,,rf;J fbo
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New york Metal ,larke,

NEW YORK. Sept. le.-Standart, copper. dull.
Spot September, October November and Decem
Der. l2.05@1l2. l5c. London market steady Spot,
fS4 16s Sd: futures, f55 los Custom house re,
month Imports at Atlantic ports by steamers
since September have been .S35 tons copper
and 1-225 tons copper ores Lake copper 10 bo67
u. 75c; eiectroytic. 12.STE @I2.6oLc; casting.
II. l2ik n12 37j5c.
Tin-Dull. Spot 35G35. .22ikc; September.
34.s71s q 35.25c; October, 3i.50@35c; No. 4,
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nv i1nited wireless

Friday. September 10.
STEAMER sIBERIA--Hence Sept 13 for Homo
lulu. etc: Sept. 10, p. N. SIS miles from,
San Francisco.
STEAMER wILHELMiNA-From Honolulu for
San Francisco; Sept. Is, p. M, 1.577 miles
from San Francisco.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San Luis
for Honolulu; Sept. 15 s p. m, 1000 miles
from Port Hartford; weather fine; all we'll.
STEAMER MANCHURIA--From Honolulu for
San francisco: Sept. 10, g p m, $50 miles
from Honolulu.
STEAMER HILoN1AN--H Hence Sent: ~ for Hilo;
Sent 15 D. u.. 790 miles off San Francisco
y1Iehtship: calm; clear; smooth sea: barometer
go II; temperature g.
STEAMER ATLAS-From Seattle for Port San
I,uis with barge % in tow; Sept Is, midnight,
nassed San Francisco; hazy: light northwest
wind and moderate sea. expect TO arrive at
port San Luis Friday afternoon.
STEAMER PRESIDENT-From San Diego for
San Francisco; Sept. 16. will arrive at noon
STEAMER w. s. FoRTER-From Juneau for
San Francisco Sept Is. p M, G92 miles
from san Francisco; light northerly breeze and
small sea.
STEAMER QUEEN--Fron Seattle for San Fran
cisco. Sept Ii. a.45 a. M. OF Point Arena ;
clear light northwest wind; sea smooth; will
arrive at quarantine $3.50 p. N.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Hence
Sent Is for Eureka: Sept. 15. p. m, Is miles
north Of Point Reyes; moderate northwest wind
and sea; barometer 30.04.
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Victoria for SYDNEY


VICTORIA-Arrived Sept 16-Br stmr Ban
nockourn, from Sydney. C. B. for Prince Rupert
via Boat harbor; Jap stmr Tamba Maru. from
1okohama: stmr City OF Puebla. hence Sept. II.
MELBOURNE-Arrived prior Sept. 16--Br stmr
Claverley. from Victoria
AMsTERDAM-Sailed Sept 14-Br stur H. c.
ST. LUcIA-Sailed Sept. 14-Br stmr Brant-
wood fer New York
Vile de Rouen. from Newport News for Manila
MAAAILAN-Arrtved sept IA. a. m--Stmr
Curacao hence Sept 4 5. AID sailed for Gusymas
d0NTREAI@-Arrived Sept 16-Stmr Corinth-
ian from London
Sailed Sept. 16-Stmr Megantie. for Liverpool
LVERPO0L-Arrfved sept 16-Stmr Empress
Sailed Sept 1s-stmr virginian. for Montreal.
ROTTERD DASI-Arrived SEPT. lts--Stmr Moor
dam. from New York
PERIM--sailed Sept. 1s-stmr oanfa. from
Tacoma. Seattle and Victoria for Liverpool
HAMBE RG-Sailed Sept 1S-Stmr Prtnz Os-
MISUNDERSTANDING Sept 16-stmr Prins
Friedrich Wilhelm from New York
NAPLES-Sailed Sept. 1s-Stmr Germans. for
New York.
Memoranda
Per ship Astral-Sailed from New York April
Is; had variable winds and 6re weather TO eql1a-
tor. which crossed 50 DAYS out in longitude
90 west; had Sc trades TO latitude % south; hal
me weather TO Cape Horn; passed Cape Horn
20 dsys out; was 20 days from 80 to 50 south.
with NV and SW gales on July Z. in latitude S.
SoGtn. longitude 10 west. n1d q terrific NV
gale with high mountainous sea. filing decks 70
rails with water; carried away main. fore and
mlzzen ropgallant maSts and everything attached
going over the side: had to cut away the rigging
On the spars TO get the Spars clear and TO stop
Jner from putting holes in the side OF the ship
re essvy sea- sI.sT getting spars clear Tissed &
e Cd on Aug 4; had strong northerly' gales to
De- tude 90 south: crossed equator Aug II in
To- ongitude 1l2 west; had SW winds to latitude
- north; had NE winds to latitude 40 north.
longitude 142 west; had northerly winds to port;
Captain Durham has been confined 10 his room
for days with dropsy and Chief Officer Doiglass
has been in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
COTTON FUTURES
st. Louis Wool market

ST LOUIS, Sept. 16--Wool-Steady: medium
grades eombing and clothing, 23Gt24c; light fine
I9Q2ic; hcasy fne, 150l1c; tub washed %
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
shipn,ent of n,rIe,

for Queenstown. for orders. yesterday With II 405
centals OF barley valued at SSI. lS7, and 22000
feet of lumber as dunnage, valued at S2TJ
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
Potatoes. Onions and yerctablea

dasea for first choice eggs. Wholesalers show an
tacInation 20 stand firm and demand z0c per
cozc7 for eggs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-17
Private Wire--New York, Chicago
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J. G.. WILSON

MEMBEK
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main Office, Mills Bldg, Snn Francisco
Branch OfIfccs-Palacc Hotel tmain
corrfdor1, San Francisco; Hotel Alexan-
driu, Los Angeles, Cal.
Correspondents-Har Winthrop n
Co, New York, Chicago, London and
Paris.