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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
GOODWIN BROUGHT HERE
Wouid-Be Murderer and Suicide VIII
BE Operated On in Memorial To-Day.

Wouid-be Murderer and Suicide VIII
BE Operated On In Memorial To-Day.
Albert n. Goodwin. of Emporia. who.
while in fit of rage, shot his wife
with 32-calibre Smith and wesson
revolver Saturday night, and then shot
himself in the head in an attempt to
commit suicide, was brought to the
Memorial Hospital at 6 o'clock yester-
day morning, and placed under the
care of DIR. ]. Shelton Horseley.
GOODWIN shot himself in the head,
two inches behind the right ear The
bullet has not yet been probed for.
but an operation was decided on for
to-day. He had regained conscious
ness. and was able to recognize those
about him He was accompanied here
by his brother. who returned yesterday
afternoon. He will come to Richmond
for the operation.
Mrs Goodwin. whose wound is
thought now not to be SO serious, was
not brought to Richmond. She was
shot in the abdomen, and is expected
to recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
Mr.. BOOTH PROMOTED
Made Traiumnster, of Cincinnati Divis-
ION, chesapeake and Ohio Railway. &

Walter L. Booth, who at the time OF
the death OF Vice President G. q. DOYLE
was chief clerk in the general mana
gers office. has been appointed assists
ant trainmaster on the Cincinnati Dr.
vision OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way, with headquarters at covington,
Ky The appointment becomes effective
at once, and Mr.. Booth. who is a native
of this city, has already left for his
new field
Mr. Booth has been In the employ OF
the Chesapeake ana Ohio for about fif-
teen years. He started in as Office boy:
later he became clerk in the accounting
department. and then stenographer.
When B. II. Jellison was promoted from
the position ofSchief clerk to Mr., DOYLE
to purchasing agent. Mr.. Booth took his
place. He is considered one of the most
competent young railroad men of this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
BEING CURED OF LEPRosY
Great Improvement I'm Condition 81
Woman Sent to Quarantine In May.

Il Ii = Z 30 y -.
Baltlmore. Md. September 4,Mrs.
Providencto Mascara, an Italian of this
city, who was removed to quarantine
last May suffering from leprosy. has
improved to such an extent. according
to a report by DR.. Thomas L. Richard
son. quarantine physician, that she
may be completely cured by Christ
mas.
DR. Richardson said TO-DAY that the
sores are rapidly disappearing, and
that only few spots remain: He con-
fesses surprise at the rapid change
in the woman's condition. Health Conn
missioner Bosley says II the woman
lis declared cured by DIR. Richardson's he
will order her release.
When Mrs. Mascara was taken TO;
Quarantine II was thought she could
live only short time. Or. RiehaFdrs
son has been experimenting on the,
woman with certain medicines for this
treatment OF skin diseases, but he does
not claim that the IMPROVEMENT in her
condition Is being brought about by
this treatment 3i {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
CIRCUS LEFT THEM
Men shy They Were Dumped" sixty
Miles From, Richmond

-HeH sHy they We're "DWmpetIV SIyty
Miles From, Richmond.
Declaring that they had ,een
dumped" at some small town sixty
miles from Richmond by the John
Robinson Circus, William Frost, white
and Clarence Bush. colored, applied at
the Second Police Station Yesterday
afternoon for aid They said that
money from the show people was still
owing to them. and that they had peen
left without cause But they had fol-
lowed the circus on another train.
The police could do nothing for
them, and they were referred to the
High Constable and the city Sheriff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
Jennings-Bro,vn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
Roanoke. Va. September 4.-Miss
Edna Brown, daughter OF W., A. Brown.
of Salem, and Meredith Jennings. son
of wealthy retired business man Of
Roanoke, were married here yester-
day by the Rev. w. F. Powell, D. D.,
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, at
the parsonage of that church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
wsEcl1 NARROWLY AvEnrEp.
of Emergency Air BralSes
preYcNtS DiAnAtcr.

Bristol, Va, September 4,--The fasr
train, known as the Memphis Special
running between Memphis and Jersey
City, barely escaped being wrecked
near Piney Flats, Tenn on the South
,ern this afternoon. when the trucks Of
the engine-tender left the track, The
train was making nearly forty miles
nm hour, but for the application of the
emergency air brakes in the postal and
other cars, the entire train might have
been ditcned The accident caused a
delay Of three hours. No one was In
jured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
PUBLICLY CONGRATULATED
Officers and Men on Cruise In MedItcr-
rnnenn Made FnvornbIe Impression.

OMcers and Men on CruIse In MedItcr-
rnneHn Made Favorable Impression.
Washington. D. c.. September An
View of the unusual character OF the
practice cruise of the midshipmen In
the Mediterranean Sea this year. sud
OF the favorable comment from abroad
upon the good conduct and neat APP
pearance OF the mtdshipmen. Captain
Bower, superintendent OF the Naval
Academy. has publicly congratulated
the squadron commander. the com
handing omcers. the midshipnen and
the enlisted personnel on the success
full termination OF the cruise. He aIso
expressed his personal appreciation of
the hearty cooperation OF each and
every one toward the success of the
cruise, which has resulted SO satisfac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
ROOSEVELT IDEA
VIOLATES Treaty
Westminster Review So Regards
His Advice to Fortify
Panama Canal.
WASHINGTON is SURPRISED
State Department Officials I'm
derstand That Right Is Not
Questioned.
WASHINGTON is SURPRISED

London. September 4.-Mr. Roose
velt's demand that the United States
fortify the Panama Canal, set forth in
his speech at Omaha yesterday. Is
characterized by the Westminster Ga
zette to-day as "a direct rejection Of
the terms of the American and British
agreement of 1901 under which the
naturalization of the canal is guaran-
teed."
The carrying out OF such plan the
Gazette says. would mean the tear
ing up of the agreement"
The paper admits it to be reasonable
that the United States should assume
some military control over the new
waterway, but suggests to the former
President that the United States should
secure any desired alteration of the
terms of the agreement through diplo-
matte methods and not by repudia-
ton of It's engagements"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05

have aches Itching
blood feels hot Swollen Glands
Mouth Falling
Ulcers
B. all
Blood
Poison B. b.
remedy your REUMATs VIII shoulder
Blood Balm
CURES ITCHING Wer open itching sores Of all kinds
b. kills
and in
amooth skin of pure
ingredients puri6es blood DRUGGISTS,
by perb 70 home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05
PRINTERS |Nv|TE
ORPHAN CHILDREN
Local Union Planning Big
Things for the Entertainment
of Their Visitors.

A meeting of the baseball committee
of the Richmond Typographical Union
was held yesterday afternoon to dis
.cuss ways and means for the enter
tainment OF the visiting printers. who
are to be the guests of the local union
on September is and 10. Among cher
things 1t was decided to invite the
children Of the Masonic Home, of ST.
5Joseph's Asylum and of the Male Or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-05

FREE BLOOD CURE GOUPONh COUPON cut Richmond
!, Ga. State of trouble if know.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08

York closed at 19.30c for January contract
against 1850 for the same option today. Sucn
a price would seem to discount great deal IN
the way of all the bullish factors that are so
far known and appear to us to be high enough
for the present even if the crop is no larger
than II, zoo. 900 bales. Should later develop
ments prove the correctness of prevailing cpop
estimates, of course. very much higher prices
after. the turn of the year would be probably y
justified owing to the very small surplus OF
stocks carried over at the end of last season
in both cotton and the manufactured ar
ticle. There still remains chance, however,
for the crop to turn cut larger than the trace
at present are willing to admit, and as the
drought In the Atlantic states has been fuliy
relieved by heavy soaking rains and predictions
from Washington point to clearing weather
with higher temperatures, we expect more op-
timistic reports from the belt in the near fu-
ture with tendency to increase crop estl-
mates rather than further reduction of cur
rent estimates of 10.5ooo00 to 11.000.0o0 bales.
t'Spinners' takings for the week, according TO
the New York cotton exchange, were 20S,oOO
bales against 23S, 900 last year
Spot cotton closed steady, 30 points advance;
middling upIands 14.50c; middling gulf, i4.Ioc.
Sales 2,100 bales.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Eastern livestock Market
CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-cattle-Receipts, estimated
at 1000. Market steady. Beeves. s4.7O@s;
Texas steers. 50. .40@5.65; western steers. $46
6.75; stockers and feeders. 81 25@5. 60; cows
and heifers. 81. 23@6.4 calves. 81. 50M 10.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 10000. Market
steady. Light. Ss.70d9.25; mixed SIS. 45d9 90:
heavy. ss.20@e: rough, ss20Qs.45: good to
choice heavy. Ss.45@9; pigs, SS30@e.10; bulk
OF saies $3.50 $50.
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at %. .ooo Market
steady. Native. S250d4.40: western, PISA
AS; yearings. s4.35G G5.50; lambs, native $4. 50
al 10. western S4. .75fd7
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 7--Cattie-- Receipts
1000. Market steady. Native steers, $507 so:
native and heifers, S2.75@6.25; stockers
and feeders. S3.25G575; bulls S325@4. .25:
calves s4ds.25: western steers S4G6 so; west,
Hogs-Receipts $500 Market steady. Bulk
of sales, ss;5o@s, 90: heavy. ss. .4o@s.65: pack
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market strong. Nut
tons. $3.5064.25; lambs. S5.6006T5: fed weth-
ers and yearlings, SS75@5.25; fed western ewes.
S3.5064.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 7--Cattle-Receipts
100. Market steady Native steers 81 406
740; COWS and heifers, S3Q5.60; western steers
So 75d6.40 range cows and heifers 81. .S5@
4-60; Gamers, 50. 7513 so: stockers and feeders
S3M5.ss; calves s3.25@T; bulls, stags, ETC., Sc
M475.
Heavy IS. POD /. so; mixed ss.s5@s 80; light.
ss.6o6s.s5; pigs, s75Ods.7O; bulk of sales,
Sheep~Receipts. 1900. Market steady. Year
lings. $45005-40: wethers, $3.S5@425; ewes.
S3M 500; lambs, Sc. .25d6.S5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

frlday october Z.
p. NJ. stmr Governor, Jepsen - hours
from San Diego via Redondo Beach 2s1s hours
passengers and merchandise to Pacific Coast
p. m. stmr Despatch, Carey 27 hours from
Eureka 100000 feet lumber to Pacific lumber
company.
2:2o p. m.,- schr Joseph Russ, IA days from
Anacortes; Goldfish to order; Belvedere direct
80 p. m, stmr Ravalli Tietjen. "a hours
from Eureka; 600 feet lumber to Hammond
lumber company.
p. M. stmr Daisy Freeman. johnson. 40 hours
4o a. @ :tna na'iass Pomo TO
from Albion, via Point Arena IL hours; passen-
gers and merchandise to Swayne s. Hoyt
IL M. stmr Noyo Swanson 13 hours from
Mendocino; 311,000 feet lumber to Mendocino
lumber company.
from Albion feet lumber to Albion hDup. Ia.
Der company.
l1:2o a. M, stmr Iaqua. Self, % hours from
1890 p. M, stmr Asuncion Bridget, days
from Astoria: ballast TO Standard oil company;
1920 a. M, stmr Beaver, Kidston, 2S1a hours
from San Pedro: passengers and merchandise to
San Francisco and Portland steamship company.
from Portland. via Astoria 40 hours; passengers
and merchandise to San Francisco and Portland
1850 q. m, stmr Helen p Drew, Gundersou. 4s
hours from San Pedro; ballast to L. E. White
lumber company.
hours from San Pedro ballast to G. RI. Higgins.
9:40 p. m, bktn Fullerton, Curtis Sc hours
from Port San Luis; $4,000 barrels oil to Stand
ard oil company, in tow tug Dauntless; up river
direct.
Friday October T.
- Stmr Beaver. Kidston, Portland; San Francisco
and Portland steamship company.
Stmr Mexican, Tapley. Honolulu via Seattle
and Tacoma; Williams, Dimond Co.
Stmr Bear, Nopander. San Pedro: San Fran
cisco and Portland steamship company.
Stmr Curacao, Pausen Guaymas and way
ports; Pacific Coast steamship company
Schr Czarna, Wallstedt, Pirate cove; Union
fish company.
Br stmr St. Nicholas. Aitken. London; Balfour,
Guthrie & Co.
and Victoria; w. r. Grace & Co.
SAILED
Friday. October Z.
2:40 D. M, stmr Iaqua, Sells, San Pedro
$3.50 o. M, stmr Atlas Badger Gaviota.
3:45 D. M, sstmr Helen P. Drew. Gunderson
Greenwood
7:45 p. M, stmr Coaster, Higgins. Astoria and
Portland.
$50 D. m, stmr Tiyerton. Dettmers. Ludlow
1880 a. M. stmr Geo. W. Elder, Jessen. Eu-
reka, Astoria and Portland.
1890 p. M, stmr Curacao, Paulsen, Guaymas
= D. M stnir Argyll Dickson,
SPOkEN ,, !.
west. Br ship Clackmannanshire. from Huara
-s'aA1 80 TELEGRAPHIc
POINT LOBOS. Oct z. 10 p. m.-Weather
ha1y wind Nj WkxTaEK ss1Pfl. sEPosrs msss s. n00r
POINT LOBOS. Oct. Z, p. m.-Hazy; wind
w: velocity miles an hour.
TATOOSH, Oct. z, P. m--Raining wind
E; velocity q miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS. Oct. 4 q. m.-Thiek; wind
NE: velocity miles hour
POINT REYES. Oct Z, 8 a. m.-Clear; wind
Sc; velocity miles an hour.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
NEW LINE WILL CUT
RATE TO LOS ANGELES
Fare Will Be So or $12 With
Meals and Berth
TSeeciol Dispdtch 10 The Call

SEATTLE. Oct THE steamers Yale
and Harvard, which will be operated be-
tween San Francisco and Los. Angeles
on an Is hour schedule by Goodan a.
McGovern. will charge fat rate of So
one way. with 81 extra for berth and
meals. The boats have a speed of %
knots. but will require only rate OF IS
knots to make the Is hour run. Whether
the new rate will provoke a rate war
officials Of the Pacific Coast steamship
company refused to say last night
The expense of the vessels transfer,
via Cape Horn. amounting approx
mately to 100000. will be borne by
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad. They will leave New
York October 15.
Thef Yale and Harvard were built in
1906 and 1907 respectively by the Della
ware River company for the MetropoI-
tan steamship company at cost OF
$1.250,000 each. When Charles w
Morse, the financier. was in the Tombs
in New York he managed to obtain
control Of the Metropolitan steamship
company and used this power to make
an advantageous settlement with the
railroad interests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
COUNTERFEITER JAILED
WHILE AWAITING OUTFIT
Silver Plating Apparatus Ar
rives Too Late for Convict

that Sam Lewis. counterfeiter. was be-
ing sentenced today to five years i'm
prisonment in the federal prison,
package containing a complete silver
plating outfit reached the city addressed
to him.
Lewis was arrested two weeks ago
in an elegantly furnished house in the
residence section. which he had con-
verted into a counterfefttng dem He
was awaiting the arrival OF the plating
outfit before beginning the making of
counterfeit money. s'e
Charles NJ Decatur an acconp1fce OF
Lewis, was sentenced. TO Imprisonment
for two years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Los Angeles Produce Market
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Oct Only a cases of
eggs were received today, but the price did not
change Butter was firm. An improvement is
expected in the potato market.
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs, az cases
butter 26. .39S pounds; cheese. s. 40 pounds; po-
tatoes, $50 sacks; beans, sacks; sweet pota-
toes. 2SS sacks.
Eggs (per dozenl Local ranch. candled. 4jc:
do case count, buying price, Ale; eastern fresh,
35c; eastern storage packed. extra, 32c; do stor-
age, seconds. PC.
Butter (per lb)-Sellng price to- trade. 2kc
higher; California creamerles, extras, 3311c do,
hrsts. SIC; cooking. 25e; ladle. 25c.
Cheese lper lb)-Sorthern fresh. 170ISc: Ore
gon daisy I9c: eastern singles Ice; do twins
lsI5c; eastern daisies. 19c eastern longhorns,
20d 2015c; eastern cheddars, zoe; imported swiss,
SIC: domestic swiss, 22@24c; cream brick 19c;
limburger, Ice.
Beans (per ctD-No. 1 pink. $3.50 No
limas, SO; No. l Lady Washington, S4.50 No. 1
small whites, 50; No blackeyes, So 50; No.
garTanzas->S4.50; No. California lentils, 81.
Potatoes (per ctll-Highland. 81. 4001. 50; local
Burbanks. 81 .25: Salinas. $175.
Sweet Potatoes (per ctl)-Hellow, $i.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
General Merchandise

=. BassnGrsin 81 bags s%@5hc; San Quentin sati
for ID; fleece twine. 71sc per lb.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg SIC per
ton; Wellington. SO; New Wellington, SO; Coos
bay, 81; Australian house-Richmond etc. S9
Pelaw Main 50; Stanford Richmond 50; Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and so in sacks; Welsh
Anthracite, SIS; coke, S1e per ton in bulk and
on-Quotati tions are for barrels Linseed sI.l
per gallon for boiled and SLY for raw, cases Sc
more; castor oil In cases. No. 1. Tic: Bakers
"A. SL17@1-19: China nut. cases. 60G70c per
gallon; cocoanut oil in barrels. so9s3lkc for
XXX. 7715 @slc for No. / and 75G7s1ac for
No. 2 according TO quantity; extra bleached win
ter sperm OIL Soc; natural winter sperm oil. SOc
natural whale oil. SOC; pure lard oil, 81: winter
strained lard oil, 90c; pure neatsfoot oil, Soc
No neatsfoot oil. CSC; herring oil. SOC; salmon
oil. soc; boiled hsh oil. SOC; paint oil. 45c.
barrels or drums. &C; $50 degree oil. iron barrels
or drums, 1035c; special do lie; pearl oil, In
cases. lec astral l6c; star, 1ec extra star, 1sc;
Elaine. 28hc: eocene, l9c: red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk 1Tc. in cases 24c: engine disti
late in drums 5l2e; cases &c more; SO degree
makers and painters naphtha. in bulk 15c. in
cases 22kc.
Turpenfine-9sc per gallon in cases and Gle in
RosR-E So %: F. So =; G. So so; n ss;Ss' @S
5000; WV. s1095 per barrel of $50 lbs.
Red and white Lead-Red. s1a acc; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated, 5.25e: standard coarse granulated- 5-25c;
fruit granulsted 5-25c; cut loaf in barrels only
T.25c; n. E. crystal dominos 5 ID cartons in
cases. s.25e; do in 2 lb cartons in cases, S1oc;
monarch bar. 5.6oc; tablets, in half barrels.
5.75c: do in 25 lb boxes. &c; cubes and a
crushed 5.50c: monarch powdered. 5.35c; xxx
powdered, 5.35c; candy granulated, 5.35e; confec-
tioners A, 5-25c; confectioners' crystals. 535c;
extra fine granulated, bose; magnolia A. Sc;
extra {. 4.75c, golden C, 4.65c; D. 4.55c. Bar
rels and 30 10 bags 1oc. half barrels 25c. boxes
SOC more per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs
net Bar in 35 and 10 lb tins 1-ao more, in
and 10 ID tins 81 35 more per 100 lbs than price
for this grade in 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes as follows: Granulated basis. 5.25c:
'Higra6e" bar. 5.6oc; powdered. $3.50; A
crushed. 5-5oc; berry. 5.25c: C. q. extra fir fine
grsnulated. 5-25c; coarse dry granulated. DISC;
confectioners' A 5-25c; confectioners' crystals,
5-35c; cubes, 5.5oe; bricks, half bbls, 5.T5c;
bricks in 30 lb boxes &c: extra fine dry gran
ulated 200 ID bags only) 5:o5c; excelsior 4.
4-S5c: extra C. 475c; golden C. Csc; yellow d,
4.55c; cut loaf. in barrels only. 7.25c; n & z.
crystal dominos, 5 ID cartons. in cases. S.25c:
DO ID cartons. in cases, S75c Additional per
100 lbs: In barrels and 30 lb bags. l0c more;
half barrels. 25c more; boxes. SOC more for all
grades. Bar iae35 and 40 lb tins. s1.T0 more:
in 10 ID tins. $2-35 more. Minimum order, car
load weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.--Hutton's wire saws:
There was tremendous realizing by recent
buyers the can and purchases by recent
sellers who expected a reaction.
Sentiment the bull side is as strong as
ever and no heed is given anything but bullish
news. and until this wave of sentimental buy
ing has been satisfied it is useless to antici-
pate anything in the way OF decline 1t
seems 10 be race between the spinner and
the speculstor, with the farmer holding back
to see which Will pay the highest price. and
while il is hard to say when the crest will be
reached under such circumstances experience
has demonstrated that those who follow up
such movements on the long side usually md
Themselves holding the bag Today year ago
spots in Galveston were quoted at IS J. -16c
against IA -l6c today and futures in New
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Hides. TaIiow. Wool and Hop.

Hides-CulIs and brands sell about y @1c
under quotations; heavy salted steers, 101ac;
light medium exc; light. &c. cowhides. &C.;
stays, Tc; salted kip. 10c; salted veal, 15 hc;
ssited calf. l515c dry hides Isc: dry salt hides.
lie; dry kip. lie; dry calf. 22c; sheepskins,
shearlings, 25@4oc each: short wool. 40@ Zoe;
medium. 70@90c: long WOOL 90c@$l.25; lambs,
20@5oc; horsehides. salt. s.. 25I3 for large and
Sl.5o@2 for medium. 15c6sl for small and %
assoc for colts; horsehi6es. dry. S2@2.25 for
large and sI.25@2 for medium. 50c@s1 for
small and 25M50c for colts: goatskins, prime
angoras. 15c6Sl; large hair goats 30@40c; me-
dium. 206 30c: SMALL 5@l5c.
Tallow-No. ! rendered, 5& G615c; No 2. 4@
SC; grease 2@2I5c.
Woo-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
9Gl1c; do s months 7aI1e northern sonoma
and Mendocino. ls620c; Humboldt. zoe asked !;
Nevada. 13G16c per H.
Fall clip-Mountain free. 9GI1e: northern and
valley. TGlOc: San Joaquin fall and lambs. "a
lOc; do defective and heavy. 5@7c per lb
Hops-Calfornia. 1909 crop. nominal: Oregon,
nominal; crop OF 1910, 12lh @ie1hc per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
rc..:.I n:.~ayeb 10 tt. Gill
TSpeciol Dispatch TO The Call

EUREKA Oct. shipping was considerable
delayed today owing to the heavy mist which
hung over the bar until after noon. The frst
vessel to move was the steamer State OF Cali
fornna, which departed at l o'clock for San
Arriving this afternoon was the North Pacific
steamship company's steamer Santa Clara with
freight, mail and passengers. The Santa Clara
will depart on the return trip south tomorrow
afternoon at l o'clock from the East wharf
The Pacific lumber company's carrier william
this afternoon from the Fields Landing wharf
The steamer carried large cargo of lumber
Francis II. Leggett departed today for San
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
Flour and Fnrinaceous Good.

fiour-Calfornia family extras. S5.60Q6 net
without discount: bakers extras. S5.60d6; super-
tne $z4004.70; Oregon and Washington per
bbi. S4-soM5.05 for family. bakers and patents
and 81 -o5@4- 80 for cutoff: Kansas patents.
SEQ: do straights. 81. so; Dakota patents 81 40:
do straights. 20. do clear. Sc. 90 per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods-BuckwheatN nour, s420;
buckwheat four self-raising, IS: buckwheat
greats, IS; corn meal, yellow $3 white Sc. extra
cream yellow $3-25. extra white So 25:
corn -four. So: cracked wheat. $3.50: entire
wheat 1our. $500; farina. So. go; graham -four
So; hominy. large SO. small So. granulated 50:
oat meal. 81 %; do groats, S4.2J; pearl barley,
$40: rice -four. So: rolled oats. S425. rolled
wheat. $3.50; rye -four. 81. p: rye meal. So. 10;
split peas. yellow So. green $3.50; extra cream
rolled oats. $50 lbs $3.50. 80 lbs in sacks 81:
rolled fakes. $50 Id barrels IS. IS. 30 ID sacks
S5-257 rolled wheat, $50 lbs s4.75, rs ID sacks
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
PonIfrx and Game

-enfon poultry yesterday and the dullness that
settled over the market early in the week was
enhanced BY the lack Of interest and the hot
weather. The competition Of game also had its
effect. Receipts OF game were light, several
receivers having notified their shippers to cease
maiDed 50 warm. The quotations below represent
average prices obtained for sound stock:
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens. S5I5 50 for small
SG.J0nI-50 for large and $Sd9 for extra;
Young rcosters. S550d6-50; do extra, 81. .50@ 80;
old ROSTERS S5d5.50; fryers, S56I5. so; broilers
S3- -50@4-5o; ducks. seas; pigeons. SI-75@2;
squads S2-5oG3; geese, S2@3 per pair; spring
turkeys. 25d2Sc per ID.
Came (per DOZEN )-Mallard ducks. s4M7;
sprig. S305; teal. S2N3.5O: widgeons S2M3;
spoonbills- S2d2.50; gray geese. S4@5; hare.
81 j0MI.75; cottontail rabbits, 50 80.