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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Hutton's S wire SAYS:
The failure of the market to develope further
weakness this morning on reports of showers in
Texas was the occasion for little short cover
ing. but the business not large and sea lpers
sold again after the small recovery with the
hope of again being able to gather 10 points
The marker appears TO be almost anybodys guess
become cocksure that the bull deal in old
crops could only end in disaster. which might
bring about the same experience Of 1904 that
they have lost all trace of the merits of cotton
and elected to sell the crops because the
price was high. As matter of fact the present
bull movement in the months could never
have been carried on successfully unless backed
up by actual conditions. Before the end of an
other week the old crop will have passed into
history and the world VIII then begin to psy its
respects to the new season. The first option of
the crop (Septemberl is selling at dis
count of more than s. per hale as compared with
spot cotton in the south. while every other op-
tion Is selling nearly 2c per pound less than
the actual cotton be purchased and brought
TO New York and delivered.
Buying during the first hour seemed to be
largely in the way Of covering by recent sellers
who seemed to be chiefly actuated by disappoint-
ment over the nonmateriaiization of rains in
August Cotton can be rendered on Monday
Tuesday and until Wednesday noon on short no.
tees
Kings figures into sight 90 900 bales as
against 81 900 last year.
Liverpool reports 81 600 bales forwarded to
spinners the last week. compared with 40 900
the previous week and - 600 last year.
Spot closed quiet. Middlng uplands IS 40c:
do gulf. 1855: sales. 100 bales.
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FISH TRUST AGAIN
PLEADS FOR DELAY
Not Ready to Admit or Deny
Criminal Charges

The usual delaying policy of the
mem bers Of the fish trust. indicted for
crinninaIly combining in violation or
the Cartwright act. was pursued yes
terday when they were called upon TO
plead guilty or not guilty to the
charges Attorney William NJ. Madden.
representing the defendants, assigned
as the reason for a request for delay
the fact that he is engaged in the trial
of the civil suit for damages tnstt-
tuted against the same defendants by
the Portola fish company, and now IN
progress before Judge Hunt. Madden
wanted two weeks postponement.
Assistant District Attorney Brennan
insisted that there was absolutely no
reason why the defendants should not
enter their plea there and then. and
he promised that he would not attempt
TO bring the cases to trial until after
the termination of the civil suit.
Judge Cabaniss refused to pass upon
the motion. except to the extent or
granting a continuance to this morning,
when Judge Conley of MADEIRA county.
who is to preside at the trial OF the
cases. will be in San Francisco and will
determine the matter.
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Pelsw Main, SO: Stanford Richmond So Cum
berlsnd, Sl5 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
Sl7 in sacks.
OIL Quotations are for barrels)-Linseed. e9c
@$l per gallon for boiled and 97@9sc for raw !;
cases. Sc more; castor oil in cases, No l. Tie;
Bakers AA, S1-1T@l.19; China nut. cases, Goa
T0c per gallon; cocoanut oil, in barrels. 751
7SI5c for xxx. 72bM76c for No and 7O1
73I5c for No. .. according to quantity: extra
beached winter sperm oil, soc; natural winter
sperm oil. soc; natural whale OIL soc; pure lard
oil. 81; winter strained lard OIL 90c; pure meats
foot oil. S5c; No. l neatsfoot oil. Csc; herring oil
soc; salmon oil, soc; boiled fish oil. soc; paint
Coal Oil. Gasoline etc.-water white iron bar
rels or drums, &c; $50 degree oil, iron barrels or
drums. Iolzc; special do, lie; pearl oil. in cases
l6c; astral. l6c; star, Ice; extra star, 19c;
Elaine, 26l3c; eocene, Ice; red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk lie, in cases 24c engine distl-
Sasoline. in bulk SOC, In cases 371sc; varnish
Makers and painters naphtha, in bulk 15c in
Turpentine-9Oc per gallon in cases and s3c in
bulk. drums aud iron barrels
RSsinmPer Ss n m 66i Of ESQ lbs: E. sss5; F. So;
Red and White Lead-Red, sk@9e; white.
S14 @S%c per ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated, o.G5e; standard coarse granulated, 5.65c;
fruit granulated, 5.65c; cut loaf in barrels only
7.65c; II. & z. crystal deminios ) ID cartons in
cases. S.65c; do In 10 cartons in cases. 9.I5c;
monarch bar, &c; tablets, in half barrels 6. l5c
do in boxes. 6.40c; cubes and A crushed 5 90c
monarch powdered, 5.75c; xxx powdered
5.75c; candy granulated. 5.75c; confectioners' A.
5-65c; confectioners' crystals. 5.75c; extra fine
granulated, o.45c; magnolia A, 5.25c; extra c.
5.l5; golden {, Bose; ID. 495c Barrels and so
ID bags loc; half barrels 25c; boxes SOC more per
100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar in
80 and 40 lb tins S1.70 more. in s and 10 lb
tins $3.50 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags
The California aud Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes as follows: Grsnulated basis, 65c !;
Bigrade bar. &c; powdered, 5.75c; A crushed
o-9Oc; berry. 5.65c: c. & II. extra fine granu-
lated. 5.65c; coarse dry granulated 5.65c; con
fectioners A, 565c; confectioners' crystal 5.75c;
CUBES, o.sOc: bricks, 5-90c; extra fine dry granu-
lated tlO0 lbs bags only, 5.45c excelsior A.
5-29c; extra C. 5.l5c; golden C, 505c; yellow D.
4-SSc; cut loaf, in barrels only, 1850; H. & f.
crystal dominos- lb cartons in cases, CSC; do
2 10 cartons IN cases. 9.15c. Additional per 100
lbs; In barrels and so ID bags. 10c more; half
barrels 25c more; boxes. soc more for all grades
bar In 50 and 40 ID tins. 81. 20 more; in 10 ID
tlns, S2-S5 more. Minimum order, carload
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hence Aug 20; stmr Columbian. hence Aug %;
40 ?. n, stmr Queen, hence Aug. 2S.
saled Aug 70, 10 a. m--Stmr President for
NoME-sailed Aug. 25-Stmr st. Heens for
Seattle.
WRANGEII4-Arrfved Aug 26. 3 a. m.-Stmr
JenerSen. from Seattle for Skagway.
stmr ss1ts RoSs SsScs south n a Aug g. Ss r. N
., ,IAI0OSH-Passed in Aug 26. a. m.-Stmr
Olson 4 Mahony. hence Aug. % for Seattle;
tow. A''' '''aH' SSH00nsF' ''f0 a. H. barge IN
Passed out Aug. 26. $50 a. m.-Br stmr Ku-
meric. from Vancouver for Melbourne n S. w
CRESCENT-Passef in Aug. 2s 9;4O a. m
Stmr Bee. hence Aug D for Seattle: 10 a. N.
stmr Mackinaw, from Nome for Seattle
ASTORIA-Sailed Aug. 20 IL m--Stmr Wash
ington. for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug. 26. II m.-stmr Eureka from
Sailed Aug. IS. .. m.-Schr Alvena. for san
Pedro; 8 p m, stmr Rose City, for San Fran
Arrived Aug. 26. s a. m.-stmr Beaver. hence
Aug -; stmr Shoshone. hence Aug. %
TACOMA-Arrived Aug 2S-Stmr Meteor.
stmr Victoria from Seattle; Nor stmr Hornelen.
from Victoria
Sailed Aug. 2s-Stmr Victoria. for Seattle: Br
stmr Bramley, for Comox; Ger stmr Scraps. for
Hamburg.
vENTURA-Arrived Aug. IS a. m.-Stmr
SAN PEDRO-Arrived Aug 2s-Stmr WeIles-
ley. from Raymond: stmr Bear, hence Aug. %;
from Redondo Beach; stmr Melville Dollar. from
Blaine; stmr Grays HsrbOr. from Santa Barbara;
stmr Acatraz. from Union landing.
Arrived Aug. 26-Stmr Daisy Mitchell. from
RedOndO Beach
Sailed Aug. 26-stmrs Alcatraz. Yosemite.
Bowdoin for San Francisco
Sailed Aug. 25-Stmr Chehals, stmr Samoa. for
San Francisco.
State OF California. hence Aug p.
Sailed Aug. g. p. m.-Stmr Rsvslli. for San
Francisco; Br bark Battle Abbey. for Liverpool.
D. M: stmr Lskme. for San Pedro 4 p. m;
p. m. stmr Iaqua. for San Francisco.
Arrived Aug 26 p. m--Stmr San Pedro,
BELLiNGH4sI- Sailed Aug. 25-schr E. X.
Wood, for San Pedro. -,ors
NEW YORk-Arrived Aug 26-Stmr KentucE-
ian. from philadelphia. Aug 25-Br stmr
Santa Marta. from Colon
Sailed Aug. 2s-ship Manga Revs. for San
BoSTON-sailed Aug. 25-Br stmr Indramayo.
NEWPORT NEws-SaiIed Aug. 25-Br stmr
Barlow. for Manila; Ger stmr Lilly Rockmers,
DELAWARE BREAKwATER-Passed Aug. .
.Stmr Aztec. from Philadelphia for San iran
ISLAND PORTS
HANA-Arrived Aug. 26-Schr Honoipu. hence
HoNoLULU-Arrived Aug 26-stmr Sierra.
De"ee aug - FOREIGN PORTS
LIvERPo0I-Sailed Aug 26-stmr Empress
of Ireland for Montreal
SAN BLAS-Sailed Aug 2J-Stmr Peru. for
HAKoDATE-saied Aug. 2e-NOr stmr Hen
viCToRIA-Sailed Aug 26-Nor stmr Tri-
Arrived Aug s6-Br stmr Bramley. from Ia
coma
Sailed Aug. 26-Urug ship Glory of the Seas.
for UnslaSaa.
hence Aug. s.
PUERTO MEXICO-Arrived Aug 24-Stmr
Georgian. from New York.
Sailed Aug. 24-Stmr American. for Delaware
breakwater.
SALINA CRUZ-Arrived Aug. 24-Stmr 18th
man. hence Aug. 16
Sailed Aug. 25, II a. m.-Stmr Pleiades for
San Francisco
rophOn, from Puget sound
BREST-Sailed Aug. 21-Fr bark Sully. for
San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORE-Arrved Aug. 26-Stmr Cam
pania. from Rotterdam
LIVERPOOI-Sailed Aug. 26-stmr Empress
of Ireland, for Quebec.
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suunIies for HonoIuIu

The steamer Sierra. which sailed for Honolulu
on the 10th. had cargo valued at S2I6,663 and
including the following:
43s bbls -four 36 720 lbs malt 212 ctls wheat
1,21l bales hay. 62S ctls barley IA 400 lbs beans
1880 lbs garvanzas II ctls corn, 502 lbs peas
9,265 lbs and 212 cs meals, "a. 750 lbs middIings
4. .S07 lbs and , dried fruit. $50 lbs raisins
1.796 lbs nuts. LIES cs canned goods. % cs
honey. I,215 lbs and 100 pkgs bread. 5.421 lbs
dried fish, 3. 133 lbs fresh meat. H. TO lbs and
hams and bacon, %, 72s lbs lard 5649 lbs
and - dressed poultry, 2.131 pkgs fresh
fruits. 1ss pkgs vegetables, LIST pkgs potatoes
49s pkgs onions, $50 lbs garlic 100 es and 81
pkgs salmon. 4.753 lbs tea. PC. 525 lbs butter
5.523 lbs and is cs cheese, 155 cs eggs s034 lbs
and 81 pkgs candy. 59,913 lbs sugar. 16. $40 gals
and 126 cs wine, 704 gals and % cs whisky 50
es mineral water, LII gals and 100 cs gin. IL
es liquors, loo gals and II cs brandy, 40 pkgs
beer, - cs bitters, IL pkgs ordnance supplies
200 cs and 40 bbls oils; 20 pkgs sporting goods.
"a cs stationery, 40 pkgs wagon material 632
pkgs paints, 200 kegs powder. 20 900 fire bricks.
65 coils rope: 500 bbls cement. 120.050 lbs bone
meal 1.045 lbs and css tobacco. IS cs cigars
and cigarettes. 13 cs typewriters 3S cs boots and
shoes. 160 pkgs dry goods, 43 rolls leather, 20
pkgs saddlery and harness. automobiles and 8
cs parts.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Aug. 26.-Butter and cheese
weak. potatoes steady to firm, beans steady. No
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs, 156 cases;
butter, l6.lO4 pounds; cheese, $500 pounds po-
tatces. lSlO sacks: beans. 81 sacks: sweet potA
toes 232 sacks: apples. 79S boxes.
Eggs tper dozenl-Lecal ranch candled. 37e: do
case count. buying price 33c; eastern fresh SOC:
eastern storage extras, &c; eastern storage sec
Butter (per Ibl-California creamery extra.
8 212e; do first, sic; cooking butter 25c: ladle
Cheese (per Ib)-Northern fresh. 17m1Tbc;
large anchor. lsc; Oregon daisies, 19c; singles,
lS12c; eastern twins 1SlAc: eastern daisies ice ::
eastern longhOrns. 1920: eastern cheddars 10
d2oc; imported swiss, 30c; jack, 1se; domestic
swiss. 220 24c; cream brick. 19c; limburger 19c:
Requefort 3sc; Edam, $3.50 box: Canadian
Beans lper ctll-No- 1 pink. 81; No. ! lima.
50; No. l Lady Washington. S4.T5: No. ! small
white. S4.f5 No. ! blackeyes. $3.50: No. l gar
yanzas. $3.50; No. l California Ientils, 81; Ger
man lentis 81.
Potatoes (per etll-Hghland. s140@1 30: 10
cal Burbank. 81 .35d1 so; Salinas Sl.65; yellow
sweets, 212c 10; reds, 2l3c H.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

The pressure is rising steadily over the north
ern portion of the coast and falling throughout
the great basin and the Rocky mountain section.
Conditions favorable for thunder showers in
Arizona, Utah and southern Nevada. There has
western states, the plains states or the lake
region. Rain has fallen along the entire Allan
tic coast.
Thunder storms are reported at Flagstaff and
Tampa. Temperatures 10 degrees below the
normal throughout Kansas Missouri and Ken
lucky. In the Ohio valley and the Atlantic
states north of Virginia the temperature has
fallen from to IS degrees
Afternoon temperatures did not exceed 6S de-
grees at Pittsburg and Chicago. In California
the temperature is falling slowly. Afternoon
readings in the great valley range from 30 at
Sacramento 10 104 at Fresno
Smoke Is reported at many stations. due TO
forest fires. The relative humidity at Red Bluff
was % and at Fresno is per cent
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight
Saturday, August o.
For San Francisco and vicipityzFair Saturday.
with fog and light smoke; moderate west winds.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday:
overcast in the morning, somewhat smoky; light
north winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday.
with some smoke; somewhat cooler; light south
winds.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday;
somewhat cooler; light north winds.
For California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
Saturday; light north wind, changing to west;
moderate temperature.
4. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Aug 26.-Hops-Du
Hides-Steady. Central America, PIC.
Petroleum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. firm. Muscovado. 50 test. 3a5c:
test. 3.70c.
Cohee-Futures closed steady net > points
higher TO points lower; sales, 81. $50 bags. Au-
gust, September and October, 7.s0c; November.
t.s9ci December. January. February. March.
S;soe; April, 7.s2c; May, 793e: June July. 7.94c.
sp9i' hrm; Rio No {. 10c; Santos No. f. 1OAc;
mid. hrm; Cordova. I0Ia 612kc
Butter-I nsetted. unchanged.
IS Cheese-Barely steady. unchanged.
EgGs-AbOut steady. unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Eyaporated Apples-inactive and prices steady
on the SPOT; Fancy, l015 @11c; choice, S15 d9c;
prllne. S@ Size: common TO fair Ga. "a 7I5c
Prunes-ln better demand and prices firm Quo
tatieas range from 3Ac 10 94c for CALIFORNIA;
up 10 30-40S and sc to 9lsc for Oregons
Aprieots are firm small stocks Choice I0l4
nlI39c; extra choice, l1L @l134c: fancy I2@
12lsc.
Peaehes-Firm. with small offerings. Choice,
&C: extra choice. So d114c; fancy, SdSlbc.
Ralsins-Firm with light stocks Loose musca-
tels quoted at 37s@5%c; choice TO fancy seeded
4N@6$ie; seedless, 4@4}lc; London layers, 81 20
@l2J.
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Flour and Farinaceou. C;ood.

net without discount; bakers extras IS sO6
$50; superhne, Ss.e0ds 30; oregon and washing
Ton per bbl. S5M5-25 for family bakers and
patents and sz-25@45 50 Tor cutof: Kansas pat
ents. SO; do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents
81 20: do strsghts. S1-20: do clear S6 so per Dbl
FarinsceoUs -8uckwhest -four 81: buck
wheat -four, self-rsising, $3.50, buckwheat
crosts. IS: corn meal. yellow 50. white So, extra
cream yellow. So p; extra cream white So % !.
corn -four. So; cracked wheat s.. so: entire
wheat -four. $50; farins. $3.50; graham -four
S3; hominy. large So, small So, grsnulsted So;
s. 20; rice -four. S6; rolled oats. 81. %; rolled
wheat. $3.50; rye -four, So p; rye meal, $40:
split peas. yellow IS. green So 50; extra cream
rolled oats. $50 lbs. $50 80 10 sacks 81 rolled
fakes $50 10 bbls. S5.75. 2 90 10 sacks IS 25:
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BY United Wireless

Friday August 26
STEAMER ARGYLL-From San Francisco for
Portland; Aug 26 $50 a. M. 10 miles north
of Point Arena; moderate north northwest wird
and sea; dense fog; all well.
STEAMER RosECANS- Monterey for Port
land; Aug. %, D. M, 30 miles north of Point
Reyes; thick fog sea smooth.
STEAMER K0REA-From San Francisco for
Hongkong via Honolulu and Yokohama: Aug
%. p. m, 500 miles from San Francisco; ali
well.
STEAMER MAVERICK-From San Francisco for
Portland: Aug. %. 1880 p M, passed Point
Bonita: hazy and smooth.
STEAMER FALCoN-From San Francisco for
Portland; Aug. %. p. M, 90 miles west of
Point Reyes; thick fog: smooth.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-Frem San
Francisco for Eureka, Aug. %, $50 D. M 3f;
miles north of Point Reyes; light northwest
wind; dense fog; smooth
STEAMER CzARINA-Aug. 26, a. n passed
Point Arena; thick fog: light northwest wind :
strong barometer 30.06; Temperature IS.
1890 a. m, thick fog: northwest wind with
slight sea; barometer 29.99 temperature 5S
STEAMER ASUNCIoN-Aug 2s, D. M. o5
miles north of Point Reyes; hence today for
Portland; strong northwest wind; barometer
29.9S; temperature IS.
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hides TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

aides-Culls and brands sell about Lafc
under quotations: heavy salfed steers 1Olkc:
light medium, 9Z: light. 91c; cowhides SIC;
ssIfed calf i5c; dry hides. Isc: dry salt hides
20. dry kip 17e; dry calf, 22c; sheepskins shear
linrs 25d40c each: short wool 40d 6Oc; medium
G0NsOc: long wool, 9Ocd$I.25; lambs. 2505Oc
l5orsehides salt s.. 2.25u3 for large and 81 5od 2
Tor medium. 75cGSl for small and 25d50c for
81 25d2 for medium. J0c@$I for small and 25M
50c for colts: goatskins. prime sngoras 75MSi:
large hair goats, So@soc; medium, 2oQ25c:
small. 5dI5c.
Taiiow-No. I rendered, 51s G6c; No .. 4Q5c;
crease, 2d21ac-
adIlc; do months, 7Mllc; northern. Sonoma
and Mendocino 1SM20c; Humboldt zoe asked ;
Nevada. I5Ml7c per 10.
Hops-Cslifornia. 10@I5c for crop OF 1909:
oregon, 1OQl5c per 10; crop OF 1910, 10@1ec
per ID.
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Hav and Feedstuffr

So much hay is coming into this market that
row to care for ii all f. becoming q problem
% the demand this year is much below that Of
r,rerious wears. owing 10 the less number OF
horses employed in general trade
BrsD-sz4d as per ton for white and S22 so for
FED.
kffddlIngs-S d34 per ton
Shorts-S26G27 per ton.
Feedstuf Rolled barley. $50 2d23: rolled oats
for feed, $3Od32; mixed feed. $25d2e for aver
sre lots: Iinseed oilcake meaI 20 tons $40 10
rons $50 so tons sal. smaller lots Sal so: CO.
coanut cake meal At mills, So IN 20 and IO
and $3.50 in ton lots; iobbing. S26: corn meal
Ss6G37; cracked corn, $36M3T; alfalfa meal car
ioad lots SIS, jobbing SIG; red star alfalfa meal
sI5 in car lots and SIG Jobbing; Modesto alfalfa
fueal $3.50 IN car lots and SO jobbing; Stock
ton mealfslfa. SO I'm car lots and SIG jobbing:
Caproco oilcske meal. Sl6.j0 per ton.
Hay-Whest SI@l2. 80: wheat and oat ssa
II so: tame oat. S7MI1 80; volunteer wild oaf
s65oas; alfalfa, S7Gi3; stock hay. s5Qe 50
strsw-s5@e per bale.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Standard copper. firm.
but quiet. Spot and August. Il. 2.3o@12 soc: Sep
tember II 30d IL. .32 l5c October 2.25@12 81 y
November 1927 4 a u lac; December. 123oG
1235c London, firm; spot. f55 1ss Cd; futures,
$50 los. Arrivals at New York today. 225 tons.
Custom house returns show exports of $40 tons
far this month. Local dealers quote lake cop
per at PSI = 13c: electrolytc, 126219 @12 Zoe;
casting, II - q 12.30c.
Tin, firm. but quiet Spot. 81. .soG36 25c; Au-
gust 81. 7oM36 zoe: September, 81. 81 y a SO 81 ~
October, "a S0I34. 95c November "a 60M35c.
December. 34.50635c. London, strong; spot, fl64
los; futures, f159 rs.
Lead. dull at Il. .40M4.5oc New York and 4. p a
4.30c East st. Louis. London. spot, f12 lis Sd
Spelter quiet at 5.35@5. .45c New York and
5.2215@ @5. 25c East st. Louis. London, spot, f22
lbs Cd.
Iron-CIeveland warrants. 49s 71hd. Locally
iron was quiet. No. l foundry northern, Sl6G
10 50: No. 2. S1550@16; No. l southern and No
/ southern soft, S15.75@1625.
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COTToN FUTTRES
boston Wool

BOSTON, Aug. 26.-The Commercial Bulletin
viii say of the wool market tomorrow
Trading is distinctly light. although manufac-
turers are looking the well known clips of
the 1910 territory wool that sell usually in orig
insl bags and some samples are being taken
There is fairly firm undertone to the market as
dealers believe they are in position TO maintain
values at nearly the present level unless demand
improves.
New clip Arizona is selling in original bags
at 56n5Tc secured: original bag Montana at 226
2412c grease: half blood Soda Springs at 23e: fine
secured at 60M62c; Ohio quarter blood at 276T
2Sc: threeeighths Ohio at 29M30c: Missouri
quarter blood at &c; eight months Texas at l9c
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PouIfrr and Game

- Yesterdays arrivals Of poultry were compare
lively light. bur there was quite a carrvOver
from the preceding day. and a. there was very
little doing rhe market generally weak
small Young chickens. which formed a large
percentage - the offerings were particularly
duh. Small iots of live spring turkeys came
in and tho receivers were asking 2S@30c a
pound for them.
Poultry tper dozenl-Heas. S5sI5.5 for small
S6oa for large and SS09 for extra: young
ROSTERS S6d7: do extra. s. 50GT 5. 50: old roost
crs. s5N55o: fryers ssd5.50: hroilers s.. "a
4 for large. S3@3.50 for medium and 81 .50d . "a
for snail; ducks. seas; pigeons. SI.T5d2:
squshs s. 50d3; geese. S2M2 30 per pafr
Game tper dozen Nominal
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports for the Orient

The steamer Korea sailed for Hongkong and
way ports on Tuesday with cargo valued at
S340 H. exclusive of treasure and to be distribs
uted follows: For Honolulu SIS. AIS: Japan
266; East Indies, $4.294; Korea, SS.174; Vladi-
vostok $545. The principal shipments and their
destinations were as follows:
To Honolulu-2792 lbs hams and bacon 5000
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Memoranda

Per bark R. p Rithet from Honolniu. al san
Francisco Aug. 26-Have had light wipds and
Gains the entire voyage
BREMEN. Aug. 26--Cable from Fayal to
North German Lloyd steamship company states
that the stInr Koenigin Luise encountered the
Br ship Harvest Queen. from Dalhousie Aug 10
for Buenos Aires, in a sinking condition Aug q
in latitude 40 81 north, longitude - "a west; en-
tire crew was taken board kOentgin Lutse
and Harvest Queen was set on fire.
PORTLAND. Aug. 26--Stmr Roanoke. pre-.
viousIv reported has discharged 400 tons of
cargo and was placed on Oregon drydock. which
failed TO lift IL all the way OUT vessel was taken
ont and will be placed in port OF Portland dock:
rudder rueder post and quadrant badly damaged
PORTLAND Aug 26.-Stmr Northlaad ran
aground last night at GOble; expects 10 noar aC
high water tonight.
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Rail Time BEATEN
TO ATLANTIC PORT
Cargo That Left Here August 4
on Pleiades Reaches New
York in 20 Days

was re-
ceived yesterday by
the American -Ha-
waiian steamship
company from it's
New York Office
stating that the
cargo which left
here August 4 on
the freighter Plei-
AIDES arrived a t
New York August
"a, or within 20
d a Y S. Of t h i S
freight there was
about 1000 tons.
Twenty days from
here to New York
is about the best
time that has been
made over the Te-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-27
Reans and Seed.

Beans (per ctD-Bsyos. s5.5od5 go; small
white. S3-S5G4lO; large white s.. 1914: pink
seas -: red. S6d6.IO; blackeye S5.5Od5 20:
lima. 81 45d4.50: red kidneys. nominal: cram
berry beans S4.zOds so: garvanzas. So 5Os13 ~.
horse beans. new. sIS502I5.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4l5c: yellow mustard
- hsxseed. 5G513c; canary, 81 03%e; al
falfa 14dI5c; rape lG2Ihc: timothy nc:
hemp. 3G3l5c; miiet 21.c per 10
D-ied Peas-Groen. 81 2-T5G2sO per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-27
Naval stores-Turpentfne and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Aug 26-Turpentine- at
691a @69Ac. Sales, 407; receipts 712; ship
ments. $50: stocks. 1850
Rosin-Firm. Receipts. 2,629: shipments. 515;
stocks Go. l76; sales, 3, 10 Quote: B, $3.50;
5.97ia; Fl. Sc; l. $6.05: X. sGO714 NJ. S610;
n. S6.I5M6 %: WG. SG.25M6.50; WV, $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-27

Bsgs-Crain bags, So G5hc: San Quentin
bags SIC: wool bags, q &c for 3Is ID and 291kc
FOR ID; fleece twine, 75zc per ID.
CoaI-Pennsylyania anthracite egg. SIG per
ron: wellington. So; New wellington. SO; Coos
Bay, 81; Australia house-Richmond, etc.. So;