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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

O'Clock this afternoon. The Kilburn will de-
part on the return trip south tomorrow 4ter-
noon at 1 O'Clock.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1O.-Arrived- Steamer
Sailed-Steamer Governor for San Diego;
steamer Caroline, for Umpqua river; steamer
Americans, for Grays Harbor.
PORTLAND, Aug 10.-Laden with general
cargo for New York and San Francisco; the
American Hawaiian steamer Falcon sailed al
noon with two carloads of wool and one carload
OF salmon consigned to New York and 100 tons
OF feed for the California port.
With -four and lumber the Norwegian steamer
Rygja of the Portland and Asiatic fleet will sail
at daylight tomorrow for Hongkong by way OF
-four valued at $50. .622. 1.72O,6 feet of lumber
and some general freight, total value of the
cargo being $101,226. On the trip the Rygja
will go out in command of Captain Meyers, who
arrived here August to relieve Captain Svend
sen. The latter expects to take vacation of
several months and will spend most of his time
For outward cargo the steamer Rainier, Cap
tain Lundquist, will take $50 tons of wheat and
$4,000 feet of lumber for San Francisco.
With freight and 800 passengers the steamer
Roanoke. Captain punham, sailed tonight for
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
After loading $4,000 feet of lumber at Linn
ton and 100000 feet at Knappton, the steamer
Carmel Captain Hardwick. viii go to Aber
deem to finish cargo for San Francisco
On its trip from San Francisco to this port
the steamer Klamath. Captain Jansen. lost Il
hours because of headwinds and fog. 1t was sc
hours in making the trip. There were AZ pas
sengers on the klamath and it had 500 tons OF
cement and 250 tons of asphalt.
Arrived-Steamer Breakwater, Coos bay.
Sailed-Steamers Falcon, Shoshone and Ro
anoke. San Francisco; Shasta, San Pedro.
SEATTLE, Aug. 10-Arrived-Steamer Jeffer-
son, Skagway; steamer A. G.. Lindsay, Bethel.
Sailed-British ship Dolganar, Tacoma; United
states ship Armenia, Asturia; steamer Eureka,
San Francisco steamer Humboldt, Skagway;
steamer Watson, sound ports; steamer Jefferson,
Tacoma.
TACOMA, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wash
tenaw, from San Francisco; watson, from San
Francisco; Zapora, from fishing cruise; Presi-
dent, from San Francisco.
Sa1led-Steamer Washtenaw, for San Fran
cisco; British steamer Bellerophon, for orient
and Liverpool; steamer Fair Oaks, for Everett.
ABERDEEN, Aug. IO.-The body of Harry
Lund, a stevedore who was drowned by beina
thrown from the West mill wharf by falling
lumber, was recovered last night Lund was
90 years old and leaves relatives M Sweden.
Schooner Espada has arrived from Honolulu
and though without charter, will probably re
load at Hoquiam for the islands. 1t will go OF
the marine railway for an overhauling
Steamer San Jacnto arrived today from Cali
fornia ports and the schooner William OIsor
from San Pedro.
Captain Seel, who will command the schooner
David Evans, formerly master of the BARI
Griffith. Captain Saunders, who leaves the
Evans to be a landsman, will be a partner OF
Captain Dedrick instead of Captain Seel. Saun
ders was enormously reported going with the
Evans instead of resigning the command.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
LOOT HIDDEN BENEATH
VIOLATED COMMANDMENT
Cincinnati Detectives Run Jew
elry Thief to Earth

CINCINNATI. Aug. 1O.-~Thou shalt
not steal in bold, black type. con-
fronted Detectives Schnaeks and WIN
sey when they opened the trunk OF
John A. Harvey, who is charged with
systematically robbing his employer,
a jewelry company.
On the top of everything lay piece
of paper bearing this commandment.
Under it lay religious papers, books
and tracts, and under all of this some
of the loot.
The police say Harvey admitted he
had been stealing from the firm since
January Stock is being taken to as
certain the exact loss.
Harvey has been a leader in the
Ninth street Baptist church. here.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
Building Contracts

DIR. T. E. Bailly. with ). Spargo-ExcsvatiOn.
concrete work for footings, walls, piers, etc.
FOR story and basement dwelling and one story
garage IN y line Of Jackson street. So W OF
Laurel. 12i:SA by Z 80; $1.654.
kineon warehouse Co.. by Lewis A. Hicks Co.
with f. NJ Hine & CO.-Grading for a 5-Story
and basement and subbasemeEs steel ard coa-
crete warehouse in n line of w Federal street.
20 Ne Second. NE 137 IS by Sc 115: 50 cents per
cubic yard for general eXcavating and back
Milling and 81 per cubic yard for pier, tunnel.
trench aud runderpinnng excavation
b. and Kate Curtin with W. p. Zane-AlI
work except plumbing. mantels, gas CRATES. gas
and electric fixtures and window shades for two
story and basement frame building in SW Har-
riet street, 21J SE Howard, % by 80; $3.35O.
Crane investment co. with Decker electrical
eO.-Bell and electric work for a three story and
basement frame building in n line of Sacramento
street. 1914 Z Van Ness avenue. 52;S by
12T:SA 5000.
e. Nielsen with C.. Foster Markwith--TO erect
q story frame building in line OF Mission
street. 1T5 West avenue, % by log; 81. .420.
y J. Hawkins and NJ Ehrenberg with Gass
Bros. cO.-Grading. concrete walls. floors and
piers and cementing walls for a three story build
ing at NV corner Pacific and Sansome streets,
W 67:6 by n S4:41a; S795.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
By United Wireless
"Wednesday Auous+ IN 1o,n

STEAMER oUEEN-Left San Francisco for Seat
tie at p. m, August 9; at s p. M, August
8, 80 miles north of Point Reyes. Calm !:
foggy; smooth sea; long, northwest swell; bar
omcter, 1892; temperature, 80.
STEAMER HILONIAN-Left Seattle for Homo
lulu at p. M, August g. at s p. M, August
., 700 miles from Flattery. Light northwest
wind; smooth sea; clear weather; barometer.
1904: temperature, 64
STEAMER ArLAs-with barge Ninety-one in
tow. left Portland for San Luis at $3.50 D. M
August s; at p. M, August 8, passed va
quiDa head. Clear; light northwest wind !;
smooth sea; temperature, 81; barometer, 80 OO
Arrive San Luis Friday morning.
STEAMER KoREA-Left Honolulu for San
Francisco at 10 a. August Z; at o. M
August 8, 1.205 miles from San Francisco
All well. Expect arrive daylight Saturday
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Passed out at <
p. M for Port Hartford; s. p. M. six miles
north of Pigeon point. Sea calm, weather
clear. sky overcast; all well.
STEAMER CHARLES NELSoN-Left at 4 n. m
for Seattle; p. m, off Point Reyes. Light
northwest wind. smooth sea; all well.
STEAMER COLONEL E. L. DRAKE-SaiIed ar
p. IN. from Point Richmond, for Seattle
with barge Ninety three in tow.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK Aug. io-Hops-Dull.
Hldes-Flrm.
petrOlenm-Steady-
.Wool-Quiet.
Raw-Sugar, firm: centrifugal. 4.39c; Musco-
vado 3.S9c; molasses sugar, 3.64c; renped
steady.
l',ffee-Futures closed steady at net loss Of
: Ia i3 points. Sales, II $50 bags. August. &c;
September &c. October. 7.05c; November. 715c;
December 7-20c; January. 7.25c; February. 29c /;
March 32e: April T.34c; May. 7-37c: June.
2 zoe. July. 7.43c. Spot-Quiet; No. Rio. S5k
asc: No. 4 Santos, 9Ssc; mild quiet; COrdova,
Bntter-Stronger Creamery, specials. 29Ike:
extras PSI "a %tc; third 10 first, 24@27c state
dairy common 10 finest. 22@2Sc; process sec
onds 10 special, 2JM26l2c.
-(sheese-Firm- state. whole milk specials. 10
"a 26I5c: do. fancy, I43tc; do. average prime
lfI< dI45kc; do. fair to good, 12Ss a I3s< <cs do.
common, l0@I2c; skins, full to special. 21z a
l2IAc- - -
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet. but stocks are
mall and prices steadily held. Spot. fancy
I6I5d1l15c; choice, So @9c; prime, sasAc;
common 10 fair. 6G7c.
rr,,nee-Ffrm on decreasing stocks. at 36915c
for Californias up to 30-4Os and 5@e1ze for Ore
gons.
evfrs choice IOIsMlIc: fancy l0% MI2izc.
Peaches-Quiet, steady. Choice. 6is M6Mc; ex-
ira choice. 6s. @7i4c; fsncg. ~ @712e.
- sisns-Steady. unchanged. Loose muscatels
s73165atc- choice TO fancy seeded, ~ @6%c;
seediess, ga 4lse; London layers Sl2o9l.25
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags. 5% d5lsc; San Quentin
Sags. she wool bags p l2e for 81 lb and % re
RI 4 10; fleece twine, 7i2c per 10.
Coal-pennsylvania anthracite egg, SIC per
tan; Wellington. 50: New Wellington. Sc: Coos
Bay. 81. Australia house-Richmond, etc SO:
Peaw Main. 50; Stanford Richmond. 50; Cum
berand. SIS in bulk and SI6.jO in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. SO; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
Sl7 in sacks
on (quotations are for barrels)-Linseed. s1.o5
per gallon for boiled and S1.03 for raw; cases,
DC more. castor Oh IN cases, No. /, tic; Baker s
A S111N 19- China nut. cases. 60N70c per
EaLoni cocoanut OIL IN barrels l594S12c for
Xxx, E21a acc for No. and 70d73lac for No.
=. according 10 quantity; extra blesched winter
sperm oil. Soc: natural winter sperm oil soc;
natural whale OIL 55c; pure lard OIL 81; winter
strained lard oil. 9Oc; pure neatsfoot oil S5c:
80. ! neatsfOOt OIL 65c; herring oil. soc: salmon
OIL 5oc; boiled hsh oil, SOC; paint oil. 45c.
Coal oil. Gasoline, etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums, &c; $50 degree oil, iron barrels
0r drums. 1Ol2c; special 90, lie; pearl OIL in
19c- Elaine. 2653ci eocene, Ice; red crown and
motor gasoline, in bulk l7c. in 24c: engine
olsIillate- 10 drums Z 52ei cases &C more; 50 de-
gree gasoline in bulk SOC, in cases 3T15c; var
nsh makers and painters naphtha, in bulk 15c,
in cases 2215c.
Turpentine-93e per gallon in cases and sec
iu bulk drums and iron barrels.
Rosin lper bbl Of $50 lbs)-E. $3.50; f, S. 80:
H. $3.50: II. $50; ]. $50.
Red and White Lead-Red, sh69c; white
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
'sted, 5-65c; standard coarse eranulated. 5-e5c:
v.
1.G5c; II. & r. crystal dominos. 10 cartons in
cases. S65c: do. in lb cartons in cases. 8. .15c;
monarch bar, O.; tablets, in half barrels 6. I5c.
CO IN boxes. ace; cubes and A crushed, 5 .9Oe;
monarch powdered. Bloc; xxx powdered
Soc; candy granulated, 5.75c; confectioners< A.
5-65c: confectioners' crystals, 5.T5c: extra fine
crauulated. 5.45c: magnolia A, 525c; extra c.
5l5c: golden c. Bose; d. 1850. Barrels and so
lb bags IOc. half barrels 25c. boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar
n % and 20 10 tins Sl-70 more, in and 10 lb
rms 81 IS more per 100 lbs than price for this
Grade in 100 ID bags.
he California and Hawaii sugar refining com
usnF quotes as follows Grsnulated basis Z Csc.
fqrade' bar. &c; powdered. J75c; A crushed
~; berry, 5.65c; G. d II. extra fine granu-
lated 5.65c; coarse dry granulated, 5.65c: con-
fectoners' A. 5.65c; confectionery crystal g. 75c
cubes 5 90c; bricks, 5.9Oc; extra fine dry granu-
lated 600 ID bags only. 5.45c; excelsior
5.25c. extra c. 5.15c; golden c, 5.O5c; yellow D.
95c: cut loaf. in barrels only. 7.65c; II. & E.
crvstsl domnos . 10 cartons, in cases. s. .65c; do
10 cartons IN cases, 9-l5e Additional per 100
lbs In barrels and 20 10 bags l0c more: half
fsrrels 25c more: boxes. SOC more for all grades
Bar in 80 and 40 lb tins. 81. 20 more; in 10 10
tins S2.35 more Minimum order, carloa =
weight.
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BennE and Seedr

me Lima Bean Growers association Of Ok
on hand in Ventura county. ali OF which will he
s-lppeo out before the new crop comes in. The
PFC OF new beans viii not be fixed until Septem-
% Besns tper ctl)-Bayos. S6@835; small white
s soso So g. SO; large white, SS.15@4; pink, seq
$3.50 so; red kidneys nominal: cranberry
lens 81 4O6g 4-60 garvanzas s. 50d3. 20; horse
Deans, new. SI.S5M2I5
eeos-5rown mustard, 4l5c; yellow mustard
(1s' naAseed. od554e; canary. 3la@3&c: al
te.-e, -, a4Q l0e; rape. 1Q2lac; timothy. &c;
usIlp St435ac; millet- ~. &c per ID.
---o4 Leas-Greon So. anal3 .G5 nor Ell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
Of the Pacific

EUREKA, Aug. 10-The oil steamer Whit
tier which has been dfscharging fuel oil at
the Humboldt transit company's wharf, finished
unloading operations today and departed for
the south.
The tramp steamer Tordenksjod shifted
from the Samoa wharf to the stream today
The tramp Will finish loading tomorrow and
depart for Australian ports.
The American schooner James Johnson will
clear from the custom house tomorrow for
Australia. The cargo of the Johnson consists
of about $50, 600 feet of redwood.
Steamer State OF California Is due to arrive
in port tomorrow with freight, mail and pas
sengers. The steamer is scheduled TO depart
on the return trip to San Francisco at 4
20 clock Friday afternoon.
The Pacific lumber companys steamer Prem
tss arrived from Wilmington yesterday with
a small cargo of freight and proceeded to the
Fields Landing wharf. where freight was dis
charged and crew of men put to work load
ing lumber for fhe return trip.
The North Pacific steamship cofnpany's steam
er F. A.. Kiiburn. from San FranciscoA with
freight. mail and passengers, arrived at )
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Los Angeles Produce Market
,Snccinl Disnnfch 10 The Call

-
Los ANGELES. Aug. 10.-Light receipts and
increased demand resulted in another advance
in eggs today Locals quoted at 3Tc and
30 cents: better tone prevails in the bean and
potato market.
Eggs per dozen--Lo .nch candled. SIC; case
count buying price, 33t, stern fresh, &c; east
ern storage, extras, 25c.
Butter. per pound-California creamery, extras,
81 34l5r--taliforna creamery, frsts Sic; cooking,
81 j5c: ladle. % &c.
Cheese, per pound-Northern fresh. lie; large
anchor, LSc; Oregon daisy. 1sJsc; singles, Ice;
eastern twins, 19c; eastern daisies, 1Sc; east
ern longhorns. zoe; eastern cheddars, 19@20c;
imported swiss, SOC; jack, lSc; domestic swiss
soc; brick 19c: limburger- 19c: Rogue
fort. CSC; Edam, $3.50; Canadian cream, box. 81.
Besns-NO. 1 pink. 1925: No. / limas, S4.75;
No l Lady Washington. $3.50; No. 1 small
whites. $3.50; No. 1 blackeyes, Sc; No. gar
vanzas. $3.50; No. j California ientls, So; len
tils. German, 81.
Potatoes Highlands, ctl.. s1.S5@1.50; new,
S1.35; yellow sweets. 3d4c lb.
Receipts-Eggs 22S cases; butter, 1851 lbs;
cheese, SI,012 lbs potatoes, 1888 sacks; onions.
DAB sacks; beans, none; sweet potatoes, 217
sacks; apples, $50 sacks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
EAsTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


The weather has been clear and pleasant on
the Pacific slope, except for fog along the cen
trail and northern coast. Unsettled weather is
reported in the great basin and in the Rocky
mountain section. Thunder storms have oc-
CURED at Flagstaff. PocatelIo and Helena Rain
has fallen In the valley of the Arkansas and also
in the Red River valley and at the mouth of the
Mississippi, Fair weather with seasonable tenn
peratures is reported in most Of the eastern
states, but rain has fallen along the Atlantic
coast At Raleigh one inch is reported
Temperatures are nearly normal the Pacific
slope and there have been changes of conse-
quence. In the great valley afternoon tempera-
lures range from 81 at Sacramento to 100 at
Fresno.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was % and
at Fresno 81 per cent
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thursday fog
in the morning at night; light south wind,
changing to brisk west.
Santa Clara valey-Fair Thursday overcast
in the morning; light north winds.
Sacramento valley = Fair Thursday; light
south winds: somewhat cooler.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Thursday not so
warm: light north wind changing to south
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Thurs
day overcast in the morning: south winds
A. o. McADIE district Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
PROSPECTOR KILLED
BY GOLD HE SOUGHT
Rich Ore Falls and Crushes Life
Out of Miner

SALMON CITY, Idaho, Aug. 10
Crushed to death by falling rocks, the
nature of which shows that he had Just
uncovered a rich lead of gold and cop
per ore, the body of John Doyle was
found yesterday by prospectOrs north
of this city.
Doyle, who had been prospecting for
many years, had been working alone.
How long he had been lying among
his newly acquired riches, destined
never to benefit him, will never be
known. The body was found by acci-
dent.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
Hides, TaIIow, Wool and Hops

Local wool handlers report some changes in
quotations and say that all the spring clip in
tho north has been cleaned up except in Hum
hollt county. where the growers are holding
f0r 20c- Only q few scattering defective lots
are TO be found in other northern sections.
HIdes-Culls and brands sell about hM1c
under quotations; heavy salted steers. 10c;
light medium. &c; light. Sc; cowhides. Sc; stays,
6i2MTiac; sslted kip. 9l2c; salted veal. 141ac;
salted calf. lzM14 &c; dry hides. Il 4 q 1Sc; dry
salt hides, 12c; dry kip. 1915 ale; dry calf,
21G22c; sheepskins shesrlngs, 25d40c each (;
short wool z0d60c; medium. 60@9Oc; long
wool, 90cGS1.25; lambs, 25d5Oc; horsehides
salt. S2-25d3 for large and S1-50d2 for me-
dium. 75cdSI for small and 25d5 soc for colts;
horsehides. dry. S1-5OG2-25 for large and Sl.25
Tor medium, 50cdS1 FOR small and 25650c
Tor colts; gostskins. prime sngoras, 75c@S1;
large hair goats, 30d SOC; medium, 20d 25c;
small. ga l5c.
Eallow-No. ! rendered, 5lsG6e; No. ., "a
5cs grease. 2M2lkc.
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple
Sole; do months. 7Gllc; northern. Sonoms
and Mendocino. 1S020c. Humboldt 2Oc asked:
Nevada. Is d17c per H.
Hops-California. IO@15c for crop Of 1909;
oregon. 1OG lJe per ID; crop OF 1910, 121s 615c
per n.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The Mariposa,s Cargo

The steamer Mariposa sailed for Tahiti on
Saturday with cargo valued at $56. 12S to he
distributed as follows: For Tahiti $39 224; New
Zealand. SIS, ,654 Australia, $6,2S0; Friendly ia
lands, 81 go. The principal shipments and their
destinations were follows.
To Tahiti--1.S14 bbls -four 13.204 lbs rice Al
ctls wheat 306S lbs sugar, TO- $50 lbs salr
106s3 lbs beans. 1S4 bales hay, 1870 lbs Ientils
,52J lbs peas. 162 ctls barley. ., $50 lbs bran
2.040 lbs millfeed, LILY lbs and 10 bxs raisins
140 pkgs fresh fruits, 62 pkgs onions 1.197 lbs
garlic, 111 pkss potatoes, 63S lbs cheese / 6ao
lbs Goldfish. AZ Az lbs apd 20 pkgs bread 4 322
lbs coffee, 2.4f0 lbs lard 252 cs canned goods.
767 gals wine II casks beer, 33a cs and 26
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
PASSENGERS FIGHT
ONCITY OP PANAMA
Central American Calls Names
Ashore and Is Licked on
Board by Angry Yankee

He deck of the lit
tie Pacific Mail
liner City of Pan
ANA, which arrived
yesterday from the
lower st, was
the scene, just out
side the harbor of
Acajutla, of as
pretty a fist fight
as ever crimSoned
the well scrubbed
planks of a passen-
ger ship. Two pas
sengers had come
aboard at the Sal
vadoran port. One
of them, Hugo San
born, was a Yam
kee. The other,
lose Martinez. was
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
WELL MAKES
BIG TRACT CULTIVABLE
Land Entered Under Desert Act
Hitherto Dry
Special Disp1ich 10 The Call

ISPecIdI DSpltch 10 The Call
PORTERVILLE, Aug. 1O.-Develop-
,ment of an artesian we'll throwing
more than so inches of water has
opened up to future cultivation a large
tract of land in the western Delano
section.
The tract upon which this first we'll
has been struck is the property of local
capitalists who located the land under
the desert act
Until this well was brought in, il was
believed that the land in question
would never be anything but desert,
as attempts to get water at a pumping
depth had always been unsuccessful
and it could not be irrigated from
bitches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
BABE EATS SAND AND
DOSE PROVES FATAL
Children Confess Having Caused
Playmate's Suffering
Special Dispatch to The Call

PORTERvILLE, Aug. 1O.-Estena
Root, the months old daughter OF
Fred Root of Hot Springs, near this
city, is dead as result of having been
fed sand and pebbles by older children
with whom she was allowed to play
The infant was taken violently i'll
last evening. An Investigation by the
parents resulted in confessions from
the children with whom she had been
playing that they thought it fun to
see the little child eat pebbles. dirt
and sand.
Suffering intensely, the child was
brought to a hospital in this city this
morning. She failed to respond to
treatment and died in agony.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

pkgs salmon. "a pkgs vegetables, 80 pkgs drdgs,
% pkgs paints, 2S cs and bbls oils, pkgs
machinery l3 pkgs arms and ammunition, 16
bales twine. 90 bales bags. 4s coils rope. 62
DOORS 1,009 TT. 1863 pcs and AZ bdls lumber, $50
bdls shocks 90 cs boots and shoes, LAG pkgs
drygoods, ) rolls leather 80 cs sewing machines,
II pkgs saddlery % cs stationery, 40 pkgs
wagon material, / horse.
To New ZeaIand-2,500 lbs dried fruits, 16
pkgs paints, 81 cs books, bales betting. bales
hose, 13 pkgs machinery, % cs and 43 bbls oils,
Ito rolls roofing.
To Australa-77 cs looks, pkgs machinery,
pkgs electrical goods.
To Friendly Islands,, $50 lbs rice, "a pkgs
wagon and carriage material
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.-Hutton's wire says:
AFTER the call early sellers turned for cover
notwithstanding yesterdays late forecast for
showers in south Texas, and the market after
the opening firm.
There continues a very good spot demand
southern mills buying freely, and Japan Is
in the market for cotton. A very fair forward
business is being done right along by leading
spot houses, and the continuous buying of
futures by spinners all the depressions ndi-
Gates higher prices in the near future
Spot closed quiet, ) points lower. Middling
uplands. 15.95c; midding gulf, 15.20c. Sales
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11

Henry Sourisseau. lot in line Of Carolina
street. 200 of Twenty n so by z
100; grant
Theresa Hamann to The Mccarthy company,
lot 9. block f. Lakeview; $40.
Aurelia Demoro ct al. to Domenico Deviscenzi,
lot in line of Union street. 112:6 Z of Leav-
enworth. % by s 130: So
George Ryan to Frances Novo. lot 1877, Gift
map 3; $40.
Scott Grifen and wife (by trustees) to Louis
hartter, lot at Sc corner of Oak and Steiner
streets, 1876 by 1926; SIS. 100.
NJ Fisher company to Moses Fisher lot in :
line Of Hayes street. $50 " OF Masonic avenue.
100, 5 19:3i2, Sc 102:09s, 99;9Ss. and one
other piece. $40
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
Chance nf Masfers

Schooner Modoc-Old master. II. Gerland; new
master Peter Baker.
steamer BruDswick-old master, C. Linder;
new master. G.. Hammar.
Acme-OId master, 6 NJ. Fourstt; new mas
ter l. piomgren.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-11
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 1O.-Standard copper firm (:
spot and August, 12.22Ik d12.32c; September,
II "a Y zoe; October, l2.25G12.50c; November,
for spot and f56 1ss Sd for futures. Arrivals
reported at New York today. 1905 tons; GUS
tom house returns show exports OF 1O,JO1 tons
so far this month. Local dealers report strong
market for spot copper Lake, 12.75@ 13c; (;
electrolytic, 12.5o@l2. .6212e; casting, 12.25@
l23712c.
Tin-Quiet: spot. 80. 30d33. SOC: August, SO 25
M33.2I &c; September. 33.l5@333O October,
33l5 dS33oc; November, 33.15@333 Soc. Sales,
i've tons August, at 3D. 12c. London steady
spot, f152 los; futures. f152 as Cd.
Lead-Dull. 4.40d4.50c New York; 4.25@435c
East St Louis London. spot fI2 los
Spelter-Dull, 5.35654 40c New York: 49o6
sc East ST. Louis. London, f22 los.
lron-Cleveland warrants. 49s 1015d in Lon
don. Locally iron was quiet; No. l foundry
northern, S16.25@16.50; No. ., S15. d16;
No. southern and do soft, Sl5.75616.25.