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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-06
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From the Tribune:
After the installation of offers in
the Masonic lodge last Wednesday
evening a delicious lunch was served.
The lunch consisted Of roast turkey
and many other good things and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
emit. In addition to the members of
the local lodge F. e. Porter of Ash
land, Oregon and A. E. Whitney of
Pierre, were present.
On Christmas the families of
II. j. Hymes of Madison and James
Wright Of the township were gather
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Hymes to spend the day and while
there old Santa. with the assistance o.
the stork. left Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
a most desirable p~resent--a little
daughter.
Mrs. Angel Andersen. whose death
was briefly mentioned in the last
issue of the Tribune, was born ir
Oslo township, Brookings county. Au.
rust I'd. 1879. and lived in that town
ship while a girl. but later moved tc
! Brookings. She was married to Angel
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-06

To our notion, the Brookings Reg
lister got out one of the fastest holt
day numbers issued in the state last
week. II was similar in design to
the Pioneer Registers little splurge,
Salem Pioneer-Register.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-01-06
OUR CHRISTMAS NUMBER.

The Salem Pioneer-Register was
trimmed in Christmas green's last
week as was also the Brookings Reg
lister. Both present d n handsome
Herald.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
ship OF SEARCHING
PARTY IS WRECKED
Expedition to Arctic to Find VIC
Tins OF ErichsOn's Green )
land Exploration Fails

COPENHAGEN. Aug. 1S.-Captain
Elmar Mikkelsen's expedition, which
sailed June 20. 1909. on the Danish
Arctic ship Alabama. to search for the
bodies of the Erickson Greenland eX-
pedition. was wrecked during the win-
ter on the coast of East Greenland. ac-
cording to advices received here to-
day. Captain Mikkelsen and the en-
tire party were saved and succeeded
in effecting a landing on Shannon ISL
and. off the coast of King William
Land. From this point they were re-
Gently rescued by another ship.
News of the escape of the party and
their rescue was brought to Tromsoe
by steamer cruising in the Polar sea-
The expedition for which Captain
MikkelSen was searching when the
Alabama was wrecked was that OF
Mylus Erickson, who perished in No
venlber, 1907. while trying to return
from the north coast of Greenland by
way of the inland ice.
He was accompanied by Lieutenants
Haven and Broelund. Lieutenant
Broelund's body was found in a crevice
near a depot of the expedition and was
buried there. but the other bodies were
not found owing to heavy snowfall
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
JUDGE ORDERS FAMOUS
ALASKA SUIT TO PROCEED
Phillips Damage Case Is Denied
a Continuance

SEWARD, Alaska. Aug 1S.-Unted
States District Judge E. f. CuShman
today called the damage case of r.
Phillips against the Copper River and
Northwestern railway company. A mo-
tion for continuance was denied, and
the court ordered the attorneys to pro-
ceed with drawing a jury.
The Phillips case is one of the most
famous damage suits ever filed in an
Alaska court. 1t grew out of the bat
tie two years ago between rival rail-
road construction crews seeking to
hold Keystone canyon. Phillips alleges
that he received a gunshOt wound dur
ing the fighting in Keystone canyon
and says that his injuries were such
that he has been incapable of per-
forming manual labor since.
In his suit he seeks to hold the Cop
per River and Northwestern railway
company Ga Morgan-Guggenhe prop
erty) responsible for his injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Eastern Livestock Market


CHICAGO. Aug ls.-Cattle-Receipts esti-
$50: Texas steers. $500 So; western steers.
SaQ6.65; stockers and feeders S4d6.15: cows
and heifers. S2-50dG-35; calves, S6.5o@S.50.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000; market
slow. Light. IS. 4561 s 90; mixed. S7.e0dS. 50; I;
heavy. ST.60MS.45; rough. S7.GO0 7.S-J: good TO
choice heavy, S7.S5dS,45; pigs. $500 S.95;
bulk Of sales Ssds.30.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000: market
steady; lambs weak. Native. 81 -50d 40; west
native. S4.15Q Q6.75; western. 81. - n 6. -.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Aug. IS.-Cattle- Receipts.
$500; market strong TO IOc higher. Native
steers. S4.5O@s; cows and heifer. S260d7;
srockers and feeders. So .25d6: bulls S3d %;
calves. S4H4.95: western steers, S4-25 q 1-25
western cows. S2-1504-75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady 10 weak.
Bulk Of sales. sS.5OdS 80: heavy, IS. 40ds 20:
packers and butchers, Ss-50ds.s5; light, SS75G
$50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000: market steady Nut
tons S3.75M4.50; lambs. S6d690: fed wethers
and yesrlings, S4@5.50; fed western ewes, $3-2J
Q4.25.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. 1s.-Csttle- Receipts,
. 500. market steady Native steers 81. .75 al s.:
COWS and heifers. s3.250 80; western steers,
81 50N6-50; COWS and heifers. s.. 75d 81: can
ners s. 256d3 p: Stockers and feeders S3d j. 80;
calves S3.50G6.50; bulls. S3.25d5.25.
Heavy s. 95e1s.50: mixed. s.. 05@s.30 light.
IS - a So; pigs, ST.J0@s; bulk Of sales, Ssd
S.35-
Sbeep-Recefpts. 0.OO0 market I0c higher.
Lambs steady. Yesrlings. $3.50 5-55; wethers.
S3045O; ewes. $500 4.35; lambs, S6d6.T5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Army Orders
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-Army orders-Or-
ders of March 9. directing Captain Leon T. Ie-
wsld of the medical corps 10 sail from san Fran
TO direct him 10 sail from that place about
october j.
Captain Kent Nelson Of the medical corps.
upon arrival at San Francisco, viii proceed 70
Whipple barracks and report for duty. relieving
Captain C.. l.. Cole OF the medical corps, who
will proceed to Fort Logan for duty.
First Lieutenant Edgar j. Farrow OF the
medical reserve corps. at Vancouver bar
racks will proceed 10 Fort Morgan for duty
Captain Lawton is relieved from duty in the
Philippines. TO take effect the arrival OF
Captain ]. A. Moore. commissary, and will pro-
ceed to New Orleans for duty
Major II. A. Shaw of the medical corps is re-
lieyed from duty at Fort Slocum. September I.
and will proceed to Boston for duty Major
Shaw. on being relieved from duty at Boston.
will proceed to San Francisco and take transport
sailing about December for Manila for duty.
Captain Daniel W. Hand. first field artillery,
now at San Francisco. will proceed to Fort Sill.
reporting to the commanding officer Of his regi-
ment.
Navy Orders-Orders OF July 23. detaching
ernor and commandant OF the naval station at
Guam. have been revoked
Captain A. W. Dodd. retired. detached from
duty as inspector Of the ordnance naval mags-
zine at Mare island. has been ordered home.
Lieutenant Commander NJ SteIlis. detached
from the naval training station at San Francisco.
has been ordered to duty as inspector OF ordnance
in charge OF the naval magazine at Mare island
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

elsh makers and painters nsphtha. in bulk l5c,
IN cases 2255c.
Tl'urpentine-sSc per gallon in cases and sec in
bulk. drums and iron bsrrels.
Rosin-Per bbl Of 2sO lbs: E. sse5; F. SO;
q, So. 10; II, BIS; ]. 1920.
Red and White Lead-Red SIS@9c; white
Canned Salmon-SaIes Of 1910 pack of Alaska
red salmon from southeastern Alaska canueries
nave been made at Sl.35 per dozen for / 10 tails.
ana II Is said that 81 40 was offered for more,
put put which could not be accepted as the pack
Private telegrams from Seattle report that
tWo or three of the smaller canned salmon pack
- - On me souna had opened NE lslo price Tor
SneIlr S II pack ot sockeyes al Sl.1o for Id tails,
Sl-e5 for 1 lb fats and 81 10 for halves This
Is an advance OF SSc per dozen over the 1910
prices The American fisheries and Alaska pack
Sfs association have not opened prices for this
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated, 565e; standard coarse granulated. 5.65c;
-fglt Sranulated 5-6Jc; cut loaf in barrels only,
Doc h. 4 r. crystal dominos, ) ID cartons 10
cases, se5c; do in 10 cartons in cases 9.15e;
monarch bar, &c; tablets. in half barrels, 6.l5c;
do In boxes. 640c: cubes and A crushed $500:
monarch powdered, 5.75c; xxx powdered,
s-e9e; candy granulated, 5.75e; confectionery A.
DO M eonfeetoners' crystals, 515e; extra fine
sfsnulated, -45c; magnolia A. 5.25c; extra G.
o &3-l5e; colder. c. 5-05c; d, 4.95c. Barrels and 90
10 osgs l0e, half barrels 25c boxes SOC more per
100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar in
50 and 20 10 tins Sl.7O more, in and 10 ID
ms ms S2-S5 more per 100 lbs than price for this
The California and Hawaii sugar refining COM
pSly quotes as follows; Granulated basis. 5.60e;
dierade'' bar. &c; powdered 5.75c A crushed,
o-sOc; berry. 5.65c; c. & II. extra fine granu-
lated, 5-65c. dry gTanElated. 5.65c; con-
iecuoners A. 5.65c; confectioners' crystal. 5.75c;
cubes, 5-90c; bricks. 5-9Oc; extra fine dry granu-
laIeo uO0 ID bags only. .45c; excelsior A,
e--9c; extra {. 5-l5c: golden c, 5-o5c; yellow y,
4sSc; cut loaf, in barrels only. 7.65c; II. & f.
crystal dominOs, ) 10 cartons, ia cases S.65c; do
: ID cartons in cases, 9.15c. Additional per Zoe
IDS; In barrels and 30 ID bags, l0c more;. half
barrels 25c more; boxes, soc more for all grades.
Bar in IS and 20 10 tins. Sl.70 more; in 10 10
weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S-Huttons wire says:
The market today was sold early by the ring
crowd on prospects for rain in Texas. and this
element proceeded 70 hammer the market
throughout the remainder Of trading. regardless
of the fact that the governments forecast did
not offer any particular promise for relief
Local traders were probably impressed by an
idea that Texas is about 10 get good rains Re
ports Of rains in Texas were said 10 have caused
rbe decline in Liverpool. and local operators
were selling the talk Of break IN the
drought at the opening this morning. There
was 2 good demand. however. II is reported that
yesterday Chicago house bought 25.000 bales
~ October. December and January late in the
Assv and short sellers this morning were re-
efricted by the possibility Of a renewal OF the
buying"
SPOT closed quiet. Middling uplsnds 1890;
r,iddIing gulf IL. l5c. Sales. 1920 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

hence Aug. Is: p. m. stmr Catania. hence
Aug: 70: stmr Ciaremont. hence Aug. 15;
TACoMA-Arriyed Aug. -Stmr Bertha, from
Seattle: Br stmr Harpeake. from Eureka.
Sailed Aug. 1S-Stmr Bertha for Skagway;
stmr Missourian, for Honolulu; stmr Buckman,
EASTERN PORTS
NEW 51ORk-Sailed Aug. 1I-Stmr Allanea,
pHIaDEIPHiSarrved rIr tns sr'I Sark
La Tour de Auvergne, from Dieppe.
BoSToN-Cleared Aug. 17-Br stmr AthOll.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Arrived Aug. 1S-Stmr Mon
gola, hence Aug IL for China and Japan
Sailed Aug. 1S-Stmr Mongolia. for Yokohama.
Arrived Aug. 1S-Stmr NevadaD, hence Aug.
MANILA-sailed Aug. 15-U. S. stmr sher-
man, for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
GUAYMAs- Arrived Aug. 12-Br stmr strath-
dene, from Newcastle: \, $. W, and proceeds to
ACAPULCO-Arrived Aug. t5-Ital ship Sper-
ANA. from Penarth; proceeds 10 Puget sound.
ship hKHasdbf Kirkendbrishtshire. for Oregon. aug
vANCOUvER-Arrived Aug. 1s-Bktn Geor-
gina. from Townsend.
VALPARAIS0-Arrived Aug 1S-Br stmr At
ghanstan, from New York
MAZATLAN-Sailed Aug. 1T-Stmr Newport,
vICToRIA-Arrived Aug. 17-Nor stmr Je-
thou. from Astoria.
Sailed Aug. 17-Br stmr Empress Of India. for
MoRORAN-Sailed Aug 10-Br stmr North
umbria, for Redondo Beach.
:. Sailed Aug. 17-Br stmr NJ. s. Dollar. for
Tsingtau.
SINGAPoRE-Sailed Aug 4-Br stmr Whine
bago, for San Francisco.
K0BE-Sailed Aug 1e-stmr Minnesota. for
Seattle.
SHANGHAI-Sailed Aug. 1I-Br stmr Bessie
Dollar, for Hankow.
OCEAN STEAMERS
MoNTREAL-Arrived Aug. 1s-Stmr Lake
Erie. from London
Sailed Aug. Is-Stmr ROYAL Edward for Bris-
tol; stmr Lake Manitoba, for Liverpool
G1BRALTAR-Arriyed Aug. 1S-Stmr Ham
burg, from New York.
: LONDON-Arrived Aug. 1S-Stmr Montrose,
from Montreal.
NAPLES-Arrived Aug. 1s-Stmr Ultonia.
from New York
ROTTERDAM Sailed Aug. 1S-Stmr Lake
Champlain, for Montreal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
CHINESE PROGRESSIVES
WELCOME NEW COUNCIL
Appointees Are Recognized Rep
resentatives of Modern School

PEKING. Aug. 1S.-The changes in the
grand council brought about by the
imperial edict yesterday unexpectedly
dismiSSing Shih Sui and Wu Yu Seng
and appointing in their places Prince
HUI Lang and Hsu Shih Chang are
looked upon here as indications OF
progressive policy of the court and are
considered of high Importance.
The appointment to the presidency
of the ministry of posts and communi-
cations of Tang Shao vi is particularly
welcome TO the Chinese anti-Japanese
party since Tang Shao Vi while gov
ernor of Manchuria devised the project
for construction of railroads in Man
churia. which were taken up by the
British-American syndicate and urged
upon the powers by Secretary. Knox in
his Manchurian railroad note Of 1909-
All three of these new appointees
are recognized members of the pro-
gressive party in China
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Aug. Hops-steady.
Hides-Firm.
Petroieum-Steady.
WOol-Quiet
Sugar-Raw. firm; muscovado. - test 3.92c;
centrifugal, 90 test. 4.42c; molasses sugar, SO
test 3-6Tc- Refined, firm; cutlosf, 6.05c;
crushed, 5.S5c: mold A. 5.60c; cube 5-50e: xxx
powdered. 5.4Oc; powdered. 5.35e; granulated,
5o5c; IA l, Bloc: No. , 5O5c; No. s. sc;
No !, 495c. No. 3 4.90c: No 6. 4S5c; No. Z,
Z Soc, No. . 4.75c; No. .. 3 7Oc No 10, 1850;
No II, 4.6Oc; No. u, 4-55c; No. l3, 4.50c;
No. H. 4.50c.
Cohee-Futures closed steady at a net gain
bags Closing bids were as follows: August
september. zoo; October 1900; November
t-sOc; December. T-40c: January. 7.52c; Febru-
try, f55ci March, 7-59c; April, 7-6lc; May,
hio No. Z, 9lsc; Santos No. 4 97s dlOc. Mild
steady; Cordoya, lOml2Ac.
Butrer-tirm- Creamery specials. SIC; extras
oec; thirds 10 frsts - a 29c: state dairy COM
mon 10 finest. 22is d2Slsc; process common to
Specials, 22la @26i3c; western factory, 224
Cheese-Firm. unchanged
Eegs-F irner State. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery brown. 25@2Sc: dc gathered brown 23@
2bc, fresh gathered extra frsts. 22is a % Iac:
nfsts, 2l@22c; seconds. 4s1s a 20c.
DRIED FRUITS
ETaporated Apples-FiCm aud quiet On the
spot fancy, l0i2 ale: Hhoice. Slad9c; prime
eQesc; common 10 fair. 6ia @1l5c.
Frunes-Flrm, with a fair demand. Quotations
range from 3lzc TO 9l4c for CALIFORNIA; up 10
5O-4Os and from &c 10 9lac for Oregons.
Apricots-Quiet, but firm. Choice, 1OL q
lV-2c; extra choice, Ili4 Ml1lac: fancy. ia l3c.
Fesches-tlrm Choice 652 2d6&4e; extra
choice. b@z WGlsc; fancy. IL "a 7iac.
RaisiQs-Nery firm. Loose muscatels. 37s a
9@tc; choice 10 fancy seeded. AZ d624c; seedless
414H4c; London layers. Sl.206 l.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
There has been rain west of the Rocky
mountains during the last "a hours. Cloudy
weather is reported in the Mississippi valley
the lake region and the New England states
Rain has fallen in Texas, Missouri, Ohio. New
York and the New England states. At Toledo
L. 16 inches and at Abilene 1 inch is reported
An area of high pressure overles Manitoba and
Minnesota, and will probably move slowly east
ward.
There has been marked fall in temperature
throughout the southwestern states. along the
Mississippi valley and the lake region east of
Chicago. In the northwestern states the tenn
perature has risen about 10 degrees. No ex-
cessively high temperatures are reported in the
eastern states.
On the Pacific slope the weather continues
fair and moderately warm. There has been no
change of consequence. Afternoon temperatures
in the great valley range from 90 degrees at
Sacramento to 100 degrees at Fresno
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was q
and at Fresno Sc per cent
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight. August 49,:
San Francisco and vicinify-Fair Friday; light
southwest wind, changing to brisk west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; moderat tenn
perature: light north winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; continued
warm; light north winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; continued
warm; light north winds.
California, south of the Tehachap-Fair Fri
day; moderate temperatures light north wind
changing to south.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Los Angeles Produce Market
Special .Oispafch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Aug. Is-Hesvv receilf,
from the north caused lower tone in the butter
market. Cheese was weaker and eggs firm.
Receipts were; Eggs, $50 cases; butter. 45, 900
sacks; beans. none; onions, 50 sacks; sweet pO-
tatoes. 1sS sacks.
Eggs lper dozl-Local ranch. candled SIC;
do. case count. buying price 33c; eastern fresh,
5oci eastern storage extras, &c; eastern storage
seconds. f24c-
81 tier per Ib)-Californfa creamery. extras.
- &c; do hrsts. Sic; cooking. 23lac; Iadle,
23lsc
Beans per ctll-No. ] pink. S725: No. I
limas. s.; No. l Lady Washington. $3.50; No. 1
small whites $3.50 No. ] blackeyes. So; No 1
garvanzas, $3.50: No ] California lentils, 81;
German lentils. 81.
Potatoes Cper ctll-Hthlsnds s135a 1. 80.
local Burbanks. Sl.lQ: sWeets &c per Id.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
INDICTMENTS AGAINST
LINDEBERG DISMISSED
Assistant District Attorney Hill
Loses Affidavits

NOME, Alaska. Aug. 1S.-All the in
dictments returned last year against
Jafet Lindeberg. the Alaska and Cali
fornia mining millionaire in connection
with an alleged false affidavit made
by one of his miners certifying that
assessment work had been done on a
pioneer mining company claim, have
cen dismissed.
The affidavits upon which charge of
perjury was based. were discovered to
have been lost by Assistant Attorney
Hill and the charge was dismissed on
this technicality. the merits of the case
not being considered.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Charles Nage1, Attorney General
George w. Wickersham and Governor
Walter E. Clark are due in Nome to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

22S lbs raisins. 26 cs canned goods, 10000 lbs
salt, 160 gals wine, 80 whisky. "a cs salmon,
5000 lbs coal 24S2 IT hardwood, IL $50 lbs coke,
S2o es kerosene, 53 bbs and oils, so SKIS
cement, rolls leather. pkgs machinery, 81, S1J
IDS tallow, so pkgs tank material. bales bags,
To Panama-160 bbls -four 500 lbs beans, 2,020
lbs garvanZas, 700 lbs butter. Ill cs canned
goods, 40S lbs coffee. 4I4 lbs dried fruit, 1850
lbs garlic, ia lbs hams .and bacon. SO lbs lard,
so pkgs potatoes. 10 pkgs onions, 4S6 lbs meals,
1000 lbs sugar, 10 salmon.
To New York-126 65S gals wine, 51s.55 lbs
rasins $4,000 lbs dried peaches. 345,502 lbs
beans, 3, 700 cs canned goods, IS bales sheep
skins, POI lbs old rubber.
To Colombia-120 bbls -four, cs grape juice,
cs mineral water.
To Ecuador-225 bbls flour.
To Barbados Islands, cs salmon, cs canned
fruit
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

ate southwest wind: smooth sea; overcast; bar
ometer 299S; temperature 5S.
STEAMER ATLAS-Left Point Richmond Aug.
II, 6:3O p. m, for the south. with barge 81 in
Tow; Aug. II, 5 p. m, off Point San Pedro;
clear; light northwest wind; smooth sea.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE Hence Aug 13, II
m, for Hilo; Aug. II, p. m, LOLA miles out;
cloudy; light northeast breeze; smooth sea.
STEAMER ARGYLL-Left Portland Aug. Is, 2
p. M. for San Francisco; Aug H. p. m. off
Cape Mendocno; foggy; light northwest breeze
and sea; barometer 3o03; temperature 54 all
well.
STEAMER MANN SMITH-Hence Aug. 16; II p
m, for Coos bay; Aug. II, p. M, off Cape
MendOcino; light southwest wind and swell;
sky overcast; barometer 3002; all well.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Left Port Hartford
Aug II, 5:3S p. M; Aug. II, p. M. 20
miles south of Piedras Blancas; calm, clear
and smooth.
STEAMER ROSE CITY-From San Pedro for San
Francisco; Aug. IS. a. M. latitude sc, longi-
tnde %; barometer 1904; temperature SO;
calm; overcast.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw-From San Francisco
for Astoria; Aug. IS, 1880 p. M, 27 miles
north of Point Reyes; light breeze and swell;
barometer 29.97; temperature So
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSoN-Hence Aug.
is for Seattle; Aug. IS, 7:40 p. M, passed
Point Reyes; light westerly wind; smooth sea.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
New York Metal Market

sDot August. September and October. 12.2Od
- Aoc. November u. 30dl2- 40c. London dull
snot CSC s. Cd: futures f56 lis Cd Arrivals
~ copper reported at New York. 595 tons. Gus
Tom house returns show exports Of 15.5l2 tons
"a FAR this month. Lake copper. y 81 y q l3c;
eleetroIytic I2.6255 a l.. 75c; casting, 1880
y Soc
Tin easy: spot g.. Asa 30. 75c; August. $3.50
~ zoe. September October and November. SO. 70
EI33 zoe: December 33. % n So 60c. London
QUIET: spot. E154 Is Sd; futures. f155 los
lead quiet at 4.4Oc ar New York, T. 42504. 40c
- Fssf ST Louis London spot. fl2 ss Cd
shelter STEADY; 535M5.40c New York. 5.12M
= 5I5c East ST. Louis. London spot. f22 los.
Iron-CIeveland warrants. SOS 1zd IN London
locally iron was quiet. No. ] foundry northern
sI6, ,25dI6.5O: No. 2. $15.60MI6; No. ] south
err and No. 1 southern soft. SI5.75 q 1926.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
SALMON PACK so
FAR FALLS SHORT
Unless There Is Late Run the
Output Will Be Low

SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.-Unless the late
run of salmon in western and central
Alaska exceeds previous late runs and
the expectations of packers in Seattle
Alaska samon canning operations this
season will fall short of the usual out
put
The season has ended on Bristol bay
The pack of 19 canneries is S34 900
cases, as compared with 1.147.595 last
season, and 1,170.2S5 in 1908.
The salmon trace is now awaiting
the announcement of salmon prices by
packers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
LARGE PASSENGER
LISTFOR HONOLULU.
Steamship Sierra Has Cabins
Full and Big Cargo for the
Islands

HE Oceanic steam
ship company's fast
line er Sierra, Cap
t a in Houdlette,
which sails tomor-
row for Honolulu,
will have a large
number of cabin
passengers for the
island port. The
liner will also
carry a full cargo
of general mer-
chandise.
Among the pas
sengers will b e
Guy Adams. man
ager of mail traffic
for the Rock Island
lines in Chicago.
A ElConke. a. well
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Building Contracts

Mrs. Z. ". Spanner with II. +. Often. J. n.
Meinhardt and Herman Lawson-To erect two
three story frame buildings (six hats) In " line
of Dolores street. rs S of Twentieth, S 80 by W
los; S13. 100
Mrs. Julia Wilcox with Perry & MacLschlin-
All work except plumbing, gas fitting and sewer
work for story and basement frame resi-
dence in line of Thirty-hrst avenue. - Of
Clement, 80, E 170, %, " 20, %, " 100;
SLIPS
S. J. & X. Hankins and NJ. EhrenbeIg with
Bishop & Duarte and David r. Campbell-To
erect three story and basement brick building
at NV corner of Pacific and Sansome streets, \
34:4l5 by " 67:6: IS, sos,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19
Exports by the Panama Liner

The steamer City of Sydney sailed for Ancon
and way ports Saturday with cargo valued at
S11S,9I0, to be distributed follows For
Mexico $3,753: Central America S19. .430; Pan
anna 81 260; New York, SS6. 500: Colombia, s523
Ecuador $1.O54; Barbados island. $S1. The
principal exports and their destinations were as
follows:
To Mexico-660 lbs raisins, 10J pkgs fresh
fruits. 219 pkgs potatoes, 46 cs canned goods
$50 lbs cheese, 80 gals and 3 cs wine, Dbl
whisky go cs candles, 1 900 lbs pig lead. 1 O36
lbs pig tin. 2,197 pkgs wood pipe.
To Central Amefica-1.SJ9 bbls -four, 30 $50
lbs rice, II pkgs fresh fruits, 80 pkgs onions,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-19

known Honolulu businessman, and his
daughter, Miss Margaret NJ. Cooke, Will
be passengers on the liner. Another
passenger will be Bernard Faymonville
Jr., son Of the vice president of the
Fireman's Fund insurance company.
II. J.. Kerr, Honolulu architect who
is going home on the Sierra, has been
making an extended tour of the United
States. In all his travels, he says, he
saw no place that he liked as well as
his island home.
The Sierra's passengers will include