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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO, July 22.-Cattle-Receipts esti-
$40; Texas steers, s3.eo@5.70 western steers.
S566.S0; stockers and feeders. 81. 15Q6. 40; cows
and heifers. S265@6.65; calves, $4.T5@ST5.
Hogs-Recepts estimated at 1000; market
I0c higher. Light. $s.7oGe.10: mixed, Ss-3o@
S95: heavy. SS@s.75: rough sSds. 70: good 10
choice heavy, S. 2o4s.I5; pigs, $s-I5@e.1o; bulk
Of sales, SS400S.65.
Sheep-Estimated receipts at IL, 900; market
strong Native. S2.6od425: western, s2.50G
425; yearllngs. S4.10@5.50 lambs, native, $3.50
d7.40; western, $4.50G7.50.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, July 22.-Cattle-Receipts,
1900; market steady Native steers, $4. .7odS;
COWS aud heifers. S25od3-T5; stockers and feed
ers, $3Q5.75; bulls, s3@4.6o: calves. $4.5o@
$50; western steers, s4.5O@T rs; western cows,
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market 5@1oc higher
Bulk Of sales. SS50ds.S0 heavy, Ss.40GS50;
packers and butchers, Ss.60@s.S5; light, Ss.65@
$50.
Sheep-Ieceipts. 5000; market strong. Nut
tons, S3.50d4.25 lambs. s6.5o07.40; fed weth-
ers and yearlings. $4,000; fed western ewes,
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA July 22.-Cattle-Receipts,
LOO; market strong. Native steers, 81. l5G
755: cows and heifers. SS. 25@5.75: western
steers So. .50G16 %: COWS and helfers. S2.T5@
4 10: Gamers, 81. .50@3 %; stockers and feeders.
s.. 3.I5G5.I5; calves, S4@T; bulls, stays, etc,
So. . @5.25.
Hea4y. ss,i5as.5o: mixed, S. @s.45; light.
SIS. 50ds s55; pigs. s7.50ds; bulk of sales, S. %
Sheep-Receipts. 4soO; market 1Oc higher.
Yesrlings S4256510; wethers. $3.5064 10:
ewes, 50. .75 G3.75; lambs. Sc. .40G7-40.
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Dr,ed Frui,. Raisins. Nuts and Honey

New spricots are fairly actiFe- New peaches
-sre quiet owing 10 expectations of heavy
crop A few apples have sold at the quo
n atlons below. No prices have yet been named
for pears. but they expected TO rule high
owing 10 the large shipments Of the fresh
fruit to the east. old prunes have become
eleaued up. as Germany has taken large lines
NeW prunes are in active demand at full prices.
Raisin growers are now not disposed % sell
aS they claim that the crop wiz be much lighter
ihan expected. owing to weather damage.
Fruits-Evspcrated apples. 61a M1c; apricofs.
future delivery. 9dlVc; fancy Mo-rpark
u a l2c: peaches 1910 crop. future delivery. 90
= be; fancy. GM6i2c; pTunes. eld crop, nominal; :;
new crop. 3a4 d41ac net 10 growers in the couo-
tE. with premiums for the larger sizes; hgs
= = q 5c: pears. nominal.
d. Raisins-Layers. ccsters-6 crown, $3.50: D
crown. s. rs; crown. Sl25; seeded. 465c; or
dinary layers. 3 crown. Sl25; crown, 9Oc:
1hcmps0n's seedless 5l4 n3isc for unbleached
and Ga 06Lac for bleached: loose museatei- i
crown. 4c: crown. 3lsc: crown. Be: seedless,
-2d2kc; raisins, 21sG2S4c IN sweatbox at
Fresno
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils, l5dl5kc; IxL.
~l4@l4hc; ne plus ultrs. 1874 Gl4c; Drake. l2c
q l2Rc; languedocs, IL x dl2c; hard shell, 112ci
wainuts, l3c per ID for No. ] softshells, sac Tor
No. do; pecsns. l4l5 a l5e; peanuts, 415@5c;
pine nuts. ls@2Oc per 10.
-. Honey Nominal.
BeesWaK-271s aSOc per ID for light and 239
-26c for dark
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Hay nnd E.ee,Isfnna

Quotailous Tor hay and feedstuffs remain IN
changed. RIth quiet business passing.
brau-S2-.5Jq5 - ler tul Ius ghIoe a4u s2l 80
f0r red.
Mlddiugs- S30G3I per ton.
Shorts-S2ss - q - per ton
teedstUfs-Roied barley. So. 80 q -. so: rolled
cats for feed SIS d29: mixed feed. S24d3O for
average lots luseed oilcake meal. ~ tons $40.
70 tons 5000. tons S4l. smaller lots SAL
c9coanut cake or meal az mills S25 in % and 10
and $3.50 in . lots; 5obbing. SIC; corn meal.
81 q 35i cracked corn. S346L35: alfalfa meal.
carload lots SIS. Jobbng SO; red star alfalfa
meal. Sl5 ia car lots and SIG jobbing: Modesto
alfalfa meal $3.50 ia ear iots and SIG iobbing
CaprOco Oilcake meal. Sl650 per ton.
:Hay-Nheat, S9Wl3.j0: wheat and 0at, 500
p; tame ost. SS@l2: volunteer wild oat. S7M
lUs alfalfa. ST@1o; stock hay, $5G7 per ton.
StraH-;s5 O 60c per bale.
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HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
DENIED HOTELMAN
Special Diseoteh 10 The COLL

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SAN JOSE. July 22.-An attempt was
made in Judge Richards court this
afternoon to obtain the release, through
habeas corpus proceedings. of A. W.
Martin, Sunnyvale hotel keeper. who
was several months ago convicted OF
selling liquor without a license in =
trial before Justice Roberts OF Sunny
vale, and sentenced to pay a fns Of
$500 or spend 60 days in the county
jail. The arrest and trial followed
raid on a social club of which Mar
tin was the proprietor.
Sunnyvale is a lively town and the
incident caused no little excitement at
the time. Martins application for bail
was granted and his attorney attacked
Justice Roberts commitment, declar-
ing that it was irregular.
At the hearing today Judge Richards
decided that there was no virtue in
the contention and denied application
for a release. The case has been hang
ing fire for months and Martin will
have to pay his fine or serve time.
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BONDS WORTH $4,000 ARE
STOLEN FROM A BANK
Negotiable Securities Disappear
From Locked Box

NEW YORK, July 22-The Russo
Chinese bank, one Of the most powerful
financial institutions in the far east, is
short $4,000 in negotiable bonds. which
disappeared from it's branch offices here
some time last week
There is no clew to the thief. An
nouncement of the loss was made to-
day, but only the most meager details
were available.
The Russo-Chinese bank in this city
has no vaults of its own, but rents
vaults in a nearby bank. whence a
box containing the missing securities
was taken to the second floor of the
bank.
The loss of the securities became
known Thursday. Several employees of
the bank had keys to the box, but none
is mentioned as under suspicion.
A list OF the missing securities has
been furnished to all bankers. as fol-
lows:
Southern railroad development and
general mortgage per cent bonds.
$4,000.
Union Pacific convertible per cent
bonds $50, 900.
Southern Pacific convertible 4 per
cent bonds, $4,000.
Norfolk and Western 4 per cent
bonds, $4,000.
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Spot closed quiet SIiddling uplands, 16c; u
Inc enIf- lG DC Sales II 600 bales.
Roston Wool Market

BOSTON. July 22.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow of the wool market:
There is better feeling apparent in which
a result of the higher prices being paid in
Montana for the new clip by eastern dealers
and manufacturers and account of the
strength shown at the London auctions No
MILL however. is buying other than very
moderate quantities of wool. but the week s
business includes grease and secured territory
at 5Sc to Coo for fine and 55c TO 5Sc for half
bloods: medium Ohio fleece at unchanged prices.
From 1000. 900 to 5000 600 pounds of wool
were bought in Montana this week at lie to
2Ossc or about 5Sc TO 60c secured for choice
clips containing co per cent This value could
not be obtained io Boston today.
The shipments OF wool from Boston to July
D. inclusive. were 105. 0ST .s41 pounds. against
139. .063. o66 pounds for the same time last year.
The receipts 10 July 81. inclusive. were 13l.-
COG, OPS pounds. against 240 lis. 651 pounds for
the same period last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July 22.-Hutton's wire, says:
Notwithstanding the weakness In Liverpool and
the fact that about 10000 bales were delivered
on July contracts today, the local market re-
mained firm and it was plainly evident that any
buying OF an aggressive character would have
forced an advance but the bull leaders seem to
be willing for the market to take care of itself
for the present, and many are of the opinion
that they would even welcome further re-
action TO take in the cotton that is COM
ing here for delivery contracts as cheaply as
possible. In the main the weather was favor
aide The interior stocks show a very sharp fall
ing of this week a result Of the urgent eff
forts get cotton 10 New York for July de-
livery. and IL is therefore very likely that the
shorts IN August and September will experience
much more difficulty in covering their commit
ments than has been the case with any previous
month 1t is reported that 10000 notices were
out ana all promptly stopped by the same
crowd
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands. Ice; mid
ding pnlf- 1G DC Sales. 600 bales.
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and 50cGSl for No. ?: in bulk, $20G45 per ton:
other varieties 75c0$l.25.
Peaches-Smsli boxes, S5@50c; BASKETS So0
Doc; lug boxes. 6c@Sl. .
boxes. 3Sd60c.
NectarInes- aS1 per crate for red and 5o@
gSc for white.
FIgs-Sl. .25d175 per box
Apricots-Lug boxes. 50c@S1; small boxes, 20
q 60c. per ton. S20025.
MelOns-Nutmeg melons. T5cdS1-25 per DoA'
watermelons. I.T5G3 per Dozen
Grapes (per crate l---Seedless, J0cd$l; Fon-
isinebleau and sweetwHter. J0G15e; muscat, 9oe
MSl: other varieties. 60M1Jc.
Cifrus Fruits fDer oxl-Valencia oranges, $4d
< so for choice and SSM3.50 for standard; grape
fruit So Ts@S for seedless and $l0l.50 tor
common. lemons sc for fancy. $4.J095 Tor
choice and SS.5OCs for standard; lines, SoG
$50.
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican. Sl-oO9zoO
Tor Central American; pineapples. S5G4 per
dozen.
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hons

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 55alc IN
der quotations. heavy salted steers, IOc light
medium. &c; light. Sc; cOwhides. Sc; stays 6I5c;
salted Kip. 3l9e; salted veal I41kc; salted calf
la12c; dry hides. lsc; dry kip, l6c; dry calf.
pc; sheepskins shearlines. 25HzOc each: short
wool. 4Og60e; medium. 60d9Oc: long wool. 9Oc
@l-25; lambs, p sec; horsehides. salt. s.. %
a Tor large and Sl.50@2 for medium. 75cds1
for small and 25d5Oc for colts; horsehides dry,
Sl-50@2.2J for large and Sl.25@2 for medium.
50c@Sl for small and 25q50e for colts; goat
skins. prime angoras. T5cM$i: large hair goats
3oM4 40c; medium. 200 pc: small 5d15c.
Talow-No. ] rendered. 5d6c; No p 4d5c:
grease. 2M21kc-
.Nool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
ia lJc: do months. 7nI4c: northern. 166lSc:
Humboldt and MendOcinO. l6dlSc per ID.
H0ps-CalifOnia l0Gl5c for crop OF 1909:
Oregons. loal5c per ID; crop OF 1910. l2h ai5c
per Do.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call


EUREKA, July 22-Steam schooner Acme ar
rived from San Francisco today, with mail and
general freight int It ,sr w load eo at Fields landing
The Norwegian tramp steamer Aagot, 2,313
tons, Captain Seyald, arrived this morning at
10 o'clock, eight days from from Guaymas, to load
three vessels on the bay to take lumber clear
for Australia representing a tonnage of 4,57S.
and the American barkentine James Johnson.
The Aagot will be loaded by the Association and
the Vance mills
British ship hartford, 1,2T4 tons, Captain Me-
Donald. which arrived at San Francisco Tuesday
with cargo of coal from Newcastle, N. s. W.,
has been chartered BY e. o.dsd MsNear hsns Co. Tor
Confined in the city jail on charges Of deser-
tion, preferred BY Captain Ramsey Of the Brit
OBren and J. Frolich. The sailors will be
arraigned tomorrow morning by United States
son will defend the tars who plead that they
had no intention OF quitting the vessel.
Steamer State of California arrived today
from San Francisco with freight, mail and pas
seneers. 1t will depart on the return trip to
Carving lumber from Bayside the steam
schooner \ Aurella crossed out for San francisco
at noon today.
Steam schooner Fulton, with 10000 feet OF
lumber from Samoa for the the new new lighthouse al
will discharge the lumber at Mattole wharf
and after taking a part cargo of tanbark will
proceed to Albion to finish for San Francisco.
Los ANGELES, July 22.-Arrived-Steamer
Beaver. from Portland; steamer Santa Rosa,
from San Francisco: steamer Santa Rosa Island,
from Santa Rosa island
Sailed--United States torpedo boats Lawrence,
Rowan. Paul Jones, Goldsborough Preble and
Perry. for San Diego; steamer J. J. Loggie. for
Eureka: steamer Bandon. for Coquille river
steamer Capistrano, for Redondo beach; steamer
". a. Smith, for Port Townsend.
PORTLAND, July 22.--With 373 passengers
an hosrd the steamer Bear, Captain Nopander
sailed from Ainsworth dock at o'clock this
morning Fifty Of the 300 cabin passengers
were booked to 20 on to San Pedro, the southern
terminal Of the route. The others will stop
Off at San Francisco.
The steamer Rose City arrived this afternoor
from San Pedro and way ports.
The oriental liner Ryjga, Captain Svendsen
which arrived here Monday from the orient, Il
still discharging freight at Albers dock No. g.
but will soon be ready to begin loading: While
comparatively little space had been spoken for
when the steamer arrived, it is expected that
it will go out filled to capacity with hour and
lumber. The intention is to hare 1t sail
August 5.
doct this morning from San Francisco bringing
n quantity OF cement. 1t will load lumber fol
return cargo in ST. Helens
The steamer Shoshone left this morning for
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By United wireless

by tnlted wireless
Friday, July 20.
STEAMER SANTA ROSA. from San Francisco
July 81 for San Diego-July 21. p. M, %
miles southeast of Point Sur; fresh northwest
wind, following sea.
STEAMER ATLAS. from San Francisco July 81
for San Pedro-July 21, p. m, 4 miles south
of Point Montara; clear; light northwest wind !:
moderate sea and swell; barometer, 290S: tenn
perature, 5s.
STEAMER wILHELMINA, from Honolulu for
San Francisco-July 21. p M, 1599 miles
from San Francisco; smooth; fine weather; all
we'll.
STEAMER SIERRA, from Honolulu for San
Francisco-July 21, p. M, $50 miles from
honolulu; fresh northeast wind; SMOOTH ba-
rometer 30.2S; temperature, TO- all well.
JOHN A. CHANsLoR, from juneau for San
Francisco--July 21, p. m, $50 miles from
San Francisco
STEAMER RosEcRANs, from Astoria for San
Francisco-July 81. p M, II miles south
of Cape Mendocino; strong northwest wind; ;
moderate
STEAMER BUCKMAN, from San Pedro for San
Frspcisco-July %, SAB a. m, off Point Sur !;
fresh northwest breeze; head sea; will arrive
about .. M
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Cslifornia family extras. S5s0@6.20
net without discount; bakers extras, $500
60; superfne. s. Goa 4 80: oregon and Wash
ngton. per bbl S5G5-25 for family, bakers and
patents and 81 % l. 50 for cut Of; Kansas pat
euts, SEQ; do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents.
- 80; do straights, 81 20; DO clear. 5000 per
lbl.
lar.naceOus GOOds-prices in 100 10 sacks, net
cash. no discount. are as follows Graham -four.
SEQ per loo lbs; rye -four. $3.50; rye meal.
ESQ, rice hOur, s.; corn meal, $3.50; extra
cream do. $3.50: cat meal. So 90; Ost grosts.
$780, farms $50: hOminy S2.6O: buckw
hour. $50. whole wheat flour. s. 75: rolled oats,
hls 50 6.,50 do ia sacks So S0 30: extra cream
DO. SG.5o in sacks aud 81 in bbls; rolled wheat,
hols S425- in sacks S2-9O@3.T5; pearl barley.
Si.2J- split pesS- boxes. IS Tor yellow and $6.5
rQr green per lou lbs
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San Francisco and way ports.
GUAYMAS-Arrived July 21-Stmr Melville
Dollar, from Albion.
CoLoN-Arrived July 19-Stmr Advance from
New York.
vALPARAISO-Arrived prior July 21-Br stmr
Chipana- from New York; Br stmr Newton Hall.
ST. LUCIA-saiIed July 1s-Br stmr Asuncion
de Larrinaga. for Boston.
for Seattle.
CoRONEI-sailed July 1s-Jap stmr Buyo
Maru. for Honolulu
HONGKONG-Sailed July 13-Jap stmr Seattle
Maru, for Seattle
CALLAO-Arriyed July 21-Schr Edward r.
vICTORTA~Arrfved Juiv 22-Br stmr Ions
dale, from Salina Cruz; stmr City of Puebla,
sAL1NA cRuz-sailed July 2l-Ger stmr
Serapis for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
M0NTEVIDE0-Arrived July 19-Stmr jan
eta: from Tacoma for United Kingdom.
MELBOURNE-Arrved July 19-Stmr Hynd-
ford, from New Westminster, B. c.
LAS PALMAS-Arrived previous July 22-Stmr
Itauri from Tacoma. San Francisco, ETC., via
LIvERPOOIs-Arrived July 2f-Stmr Mon
mouth. from Montreal, for Bristol.
NAPI,ES-Arrived July 1s-Stmr Argentine,
Sailed July 2l-Stmr oceania. for New York
MARSEILLES-Arrived July 20-Stmr Mar
silla, from New York and Philadelphia.
Arrived July 22-stmr Koenigin Luise. from
GLAsGow-sailed July 22-stmr Psrisian for
Boston.
USHANT-Passed July 22-Stmr Hermonthis
from Nanaimo and San Francisco. for Hamburg
dam. from New York
LYMOUTH-Arrlved July 22-Stmr President
Grant; from New York, for Hamburg. go,
HoNGKoNG-Arrived July 22-Stmr Mime
sofa, from Manila.
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Poultry and Game

Receipts OF poultry from state shipping points
we're nearly POO cOops yesterday. and with the
demand limited at best the market was IN
po1T shape Buyers were looking for extra large
Young chickens and stood willing TO pay a pre-
MUM for SUCH while general offerings dragged
lady 81 unsustaiBed rates.
. Poultry fper dozen liens, s. G5-50 for small,
&6lI for large and SSG9 for extra; young roost-
ers, S7Qlo; Ole r0osters. s. 1850; fryers S4.509
$50. brolers, S3GS.50 for large and S2.50@S for
small; ducks, $7@7-50; pigeons, Sl75g2; SQUADS
Sz5OQ5' geese S2Q25O per pair.
= Came lner dozenl-No NonlinaI.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Speciol Dispdich 10 The Colll

Los ANGELES. July 22.-AH grades of egg
declined 1c today the produce exchange.
Warm weather. which has hurt the quality. is
said to be responsible for the decline. Potatoes
continue firm Northern coulifower is the
market.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs, 211 cases;
butter Ia. T73 pounds: cheese 6.0S6 pounds; po-
tatoes. 16l1 sacks; onions, 400 sacks.
Eggs tper doz(--Local ranch candled. frsts.
32c: case count, 2Sc; eastern fresh 27e; storage,
25c.
Butter (per lbl-California creamery, 3fiac:
do frsts, soc; cooking butter, 2ec: ledle butter.
2ec.
Cheese Cper Ibl-Northern. 1e@17c; anchor.
Isc. oregon daisy. 1914 q 1ee; eastern singles.
1SIac; twins, 1Slac; daisies. 1SIs a 19c: long
horn 1920: cheddars, 1sl5c; cream brick. 20c.
Beans (per ctll-No. l pink. ST.25; No. L
lima. S4.75: No. J Lady Washington. $3.50; No.
small white. $475; No. 1 blackeye. So; No. 1
garvanzas. $3.50; No l lentils. California, 81.
Potatoes-New spuds. lug 7sc, Sl.50 per sack:
Highlands, SLIGO per ctl; yellow sweets, 5@Tc
per 10.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
A marked depression overlies Alberta and Mon
tana moving rapidly southeastward. It is caus-
ing cloudy weather the Rocky mountain
gion and upper Missouri valley. with thunder
storms and rain. On the north Pacific coast
area of high pressure is moving southeastward.
causing fair weather over the northern portion
of the Pacific slope and cloudy weather. with
thunder storms, in Arizona and the mountains of
southern California Another area of low pres
sure overlies the st. Lawrence valley, causing
cloudy weather and rain from the lakes north
eastward Generally fair weather prevails in the
lower Mississippi valley. with increasing tenn
perature Conditions favorable for fair
weather in this district Saturday, with slightly
warmer weather along the coast.
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight
July %. 1910
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday:
light west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday; light north
west wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday; light north
wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday; light north
wind.
California south OF the Tehachapi--Fair satur-
day; light west wind.
G. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
Temporarily IN charge.
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MARSHALL DRAWS CHESS
GAME WITH SCHLECHTER

HAMBURG. July 22--In the fifth
round of the international master chess
tournament now in progress here
Frank ]. Marshall, the American cham
pion. drew his game today with
Schlechter. The latter player still
leads the tournament by one and a
half points over Marshall, DGras, Nein-
zowitsch and Salweuti.
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Beaus and Seeds

Beans per ctD-Bsyos. s6.25Qe.5o, small
white. SS.T5d4.10; large white, $3.7J44; pink.
S6Ge.25; red, s6@6.lo; blsekeye. $5-50@5.75;
lims, s.. 4Od4.50; red kidneys. S6d625; cram
berry beans, S4.50@465; garyanzss. S2.50G3.25;
horse beans. nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4c; yellow mustard,
-; haxseed, 5@5ze; canary, 81 43%c; al
-falfa. l6@11c; rape. l02hc; timothy, &c; hemp,
q Age; millet. 2Ss dSc per ID
Dried Peas-Green, S3. 50 6IS-T5 per ctl.
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RECORD TRIP MADE
BY A WINDJAMMER
John Ena Wings Its Way From
Honolulu to Philadelphia
in "a Days

HE American ship
John Ena, which
arrived yesterday
at Delaware break
water from Homo
lulu, made the trip
in 81 days, which
is the best time
ever made between
the island port and
Philadelphia, and
one of the best
ges ever made
by a sailing yes
sci.
Captain Lorenz,
master Of the ship,
died off Cape Horn,
AMI First Officer
Olsen assumed COM
r11and and took the
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. July 22.-Hops-DuIl
Hides-Duu Central America, 20021c.
Petroleum-Steady.
Wcoi-Quiet.
Sngar-ltaw, firm; muscoyado, 50 test 3S6c:
centrifugal, 90 test. 4.3ec: moasses sugar. So
test 3.6Ic. Refined steady
conee-Futures closed steady. net unchanged
20 points lower. Closing bids. July @ SIC:
August 6.90c September and October 6q5c.
November, &c. December 7.o5c. January 0Sc:
February. T.Ioc. March. 7.l3c; April Lie: Nav
Tile; June. T.lSc. Spot, steady: Rio No z
SSsc; Santos No. 4, 9ssc- Mid, quiet; Cordoya
IOdl2Ac.
Butter-Market slightly frmer. Creamery spe-
cials. 2sIk N2S3tc: extras. 273s @2Sc
Cheese-Steady. unchanged.
Fgcs-Firm. Fresh gathered seconds l7MISc
DRIED FRUIT
Evsporatcd Apples-Quiet and frner. Spot
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fancy. 1ox d1II5c: choice. Sls @9c; prime, Th
Sc: common TO fair, 0@63zc
Prunes-Quiet. firm. Quotations range from
&c 10 9Ac for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-40s and 41ac
to SIC for 0regons.
Apricots-Firm. quiet Choice, 9%91oKc;
extra choice. I01z @11c; fancy. 10% Gl212c.
Peaches-Quiet. Choice, 611 @6%c; extra
choice. 7G7lzc; fancy, 7lz@7hc.
Rssins-Inactive and without new feature
Loose muscatel. 3k@5%c; choice TO fancy
seeded "A. G6stc; seed1ess. 81 @415c; London
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Lumber

The following lumber charters were reported
yesterday: The British steamer Belle of Scot
land at Prince Rupert. time charter from Co.
lumbas river TO China: barkentine John Palmer
and schooner Henry X. Hall, Grays Harbor or
willapa harbor to Sydney, at 3ls Sd. with option
of Melbourne or Adelaide at 35s, both chartered
prior to arrival; steamer Shna-Yak, Columbia
river TO San Pedro, at S4.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Time Ball

United States branch photographic office Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, July
%, 1910.
The time ball the roof OF the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cfc standard time (120th merdan), or at Sh.
Dom. COS. Greenwich mean time
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. s. N, in charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Landau Wool Market

LONDON. July 22.-The offerings at the wool
auctions today amounted to Is 435 bales prin-
cpally crossbreds. which readily sold to
the home trade Freer buying by the continent
assisted in the frmness. Queensland secured
realized IS I'd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
sd. Lnufs Wool Marker

ST LOUIS. July 22-wool steady: medium
grades. combing and clothing, 22@23hc: light
fine. 1761se; heavy fine, 13G14c; tub washed,
25d32c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. July 22.-Butter-Steady. Cream
cries. % 3427c: dairies. 23d26c.
Eggs-Steady at mark cases included. 10@
lac: frsts, 15c; prime frsts. lie. Receipts.
y. .457 cases.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 153t G16c; twins,
I5@15Hc; Young Americas, 15H @16c; long
horns I6Q16Lc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-23
Memoranda

1t is reported that the stmr City Of Peking
has been sold by the Rogers wrecking company
to Bates Chesebrough Of San Francisco for
price in the neighborhood Of $23 900. Vessel
will be broken up.
Ship John Ena arrived at Delaware breakwater
July % from Honolulu. Ship sailed from Homo
lulu April %. making the voyage in 81 days.
the quickest time on record from Honolulu
DELAWARE BREAKWATER, July 22-Ship
John Ena, from Honolulu, arrived today In
charge Of First officer G.. v. Olsen. Captain
Lorenz having died OF Cape Horn. Cause OF
death at present unknown.