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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-05

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-05

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-05

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-05

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-05

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-07-05

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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Market


NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Ihe comparatively dry
sunday Ia the Texas cotton belt was the signal
today for one Of the most excited buying move
menrS the local market has experienced in some
tine. New high levels were made by all posi-
fiOns, August advancing 26 points and the new
crops from 81 70 g points above the close Of
Saturday.
In the last half hour heavy buying by spinners
close was from p 10 % points net advance
Hurtou's wire saws. The anFance today was
caused by short covering in August and Septem-
Der and buying Of crops by trade interests,
the unfa Vora bic outlook for the crop ( a whole,
and Texas IN particular. Many reports were
received today from most reliable and irreprOsch-
able sources telling Of the insignificant character
OF last weeks rainfall and Of the enormous de-
terioratiOn which has taken place In Texas during
the last few weeks account Of the drought
and hieh temperatures
--ene authority says the condition is not better
than 20 per cent. while another said that the
state would probably not make over $500, 600
bales and possible not more than 5000, 900.
yield before and If this state makes only about
1900 600 bales and Oklahoma about 500, 600 IL
viii be folly TO expect the total crop of the
United States 10 exceed II, 100000 bales. The
trade is all eyes for Texas and seems to be los
ing sight OF favorable conditions east of the
Mississippi river, where the crop is undoubtedly
doing well
1t is reported that 100000 South Carolina
prior 10 September 10. in addition a shutdown
Of two weeks beginning today"
The Journal Of Commerce says: Many mills
are closing down because they have no cotton,
mand are buying. There is q rapidly increasing
demand for cotton for early fall delivery and
the. basis is stifen!ng-.
Cotron closed firm, IS TO 30 points net higher.
uplands, 1e-o5e; middling gulf d6.Soc' sales,
1914 bales.
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New York Metal Market


NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Copper stocks hand
in the United States on August L were 170.6iQ,-
67S pounds. increase of 2.254, ,661 pounds rs
compared with July /, according TO tn. monthly
report of the Copper Producers associ ition masie
public here today,
The report shows:
Copper stocks hand August ! were no.
640. 67S pounds. against 16s. 1856 OH pounds on
July 1. an increase of 2.255. .661 ponds. July
production lis. .370. .003 pounds, compared
with 127.219. 1ss pounds in June, decrease of
l1G.115.3 342 pounds, as compared with 49, go,
l44 pounds in June, decrease Of BIAS. 500
pounds OF the deliveries 90, ,70S,l75 pounds were
for domestic consumption and 80. 407, 16T were
for export, domestic deliveries showing an in
crease of 3,344. .979 pounds while deliveries for
export decreased 6.4Ss.7S1 pounds.
Standard copper firm; spot. II. .to9123 SOC
August. 12.l56f12.25c; September, II .171a a
u zoe: October, November, 12.20G12.25c. Lon
don dull spot f55: futures f55 15s. Sales. 300
tons spot and $50 futures No arrivals reported
New York today. Custom house returns show
exports of 1929 tons so far this month Lake
copper. 12.T5d12. 81 15c eeetrolytic, 12.59@
u 62l5c; casting 12.25Q12.7 Toe.
Tin easy. spot and August, @S3.20c; Sep
tember. 30. s0133. 2oc october and November,
quoted at 1882 and futures at f15l l2s Cd
Sales 10 tons spot and 220 tons futures.
Lead dull; 4.40@4.50c New York; 4.2544 30
East ST Louis. London spot, f12 l0s
Spelter dull; spot. 5.35Q5. 4oc New York and
4.90M5c East ST. Louis. London spot Ed los.
Iron-Cleveland warrants, 49s Sd In London.
Locally iron was quiet. No. northern SIG. % a
1880; No 2. $15-50G16; No. southern and do
soft, $15.TJ@l6.25.
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urday with cargo laden at this port. valued at
$s0.6s1, to be distributed as follows For
Mexico. $2.975; Central America, $s.ls1 Colon
Chile, 4,2e7; England, sl4,s63; France, So $50;
Holland, $1,26s; Italy, 5000; Germany. $19.5s1.
The principal shipments and their destination
For MexIco914, ,s7s it lumber. 1s4 crates
bricks, 900 lbs graphite, 90 kegs nails, pkgs
vehicles, 231 pkgs. potatoes 400 lbs raisins, 74o
lbs Spices 1853 gals wine. Il ctis corn, $50 lbs
Goldfish, canned goods
Central America-25, 900 lbs rice, 400 lbs
malt, 10 cs canned goods, 40 cs salmon, 300
gals wine, a cs mineral water, Is'sss IDS tai,
implements 430 cs dynamite, % cs fuse, 16 cs
and bbls oils, IS cs and 25 drums gasoline,
SO doors. II windows. 90 -
423 lbs raisns. $50 gals and cs wine IL cs
salmon, 20 casks beer. 26,5I6 IT lumber, 193
sgs maehnery Zoo 40 bbs 20 es and
caps and fuse, 20 cs oils. 3S pkgs tank material.
To Ecuador 1914 gals and 36 cs wine. II cs
canned goods, % lbs hams, IL coils rope, SO
70 Peru-1se cs canned goods, 300 lbs dried
fruit, 80 cs meals, 9 cs honey, 80, ,559 1T lum-
Der, 40 coils rope, pkgs agricultural imple-
| To chile-2O cs canned goods 119 coils rope.
2 cs overals. % bales hose, 16 bales packing,
IS pkgs paints.
salmon, $50 cs canned goods, 102012 lbs tallow.
To Francis, 1868 lbs dried fruit.
To Holland-6,s75 lbs dried fruit, 256 cs
canned fruit.
To Italy-12oo lbs cascara.
To Germany-223,7 ,715 lbs dried fruit, 64,950
lbs coffee, 3,30s gals wine, $500 lbs vanilla
The steamer also had 1s,s4s bbls -four. SO
cs canned goods, $50 cs salmon. S53 lbs hams
and bacon, 509,563 ft lumber S,157 railroad
ties, 5067 bdls shocks. etc, valued at S91, l57,
laden on Puget sound for west coast ports. Also
merchandise from the sound for European ports,
valued at $9,639
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New York Prodnce
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Hops-Easy.
Hides-Easv.
petroeum-Steady
M0Ol-Oufe-

NEM YORK, Aug. s.-Hops-Easy-
Hides-Easv.
Eetroeunl-Steady.
NoOl-QuieC.
Sugar-Rav, firm; Muscovsdo. 50 test. 3.sec;
centrifugal, 9s test, 4.36c; molasses sugar, SO
test Sole, refined. steady.
COfee-Futures closed steady ar SdlO points
decline Sales for the day. 81 600 bags Closing
bids: August, 6.95c; September. &c; ocpber
i.loc. November. 7.I5e; December. 4 29e; Jann-
ary, 7-30c. February. 7-35c; March. 1890; April
43c: Nav 4gc: June 74ec: July 4Se
Spot-Firm. Rio. No. Z. Sc: Santos, No. 4, 9a4 G.;
mild, steady; Cordova 10G f2lsc.
Butter-Firmer. Creamery. specials. 29d
29llc; extras. 2sd2sLc: third 10 hrsts, 24G27c;
state dairy, common 10 finest, 22d27I5c; process,
second TO special 22n25Isc: western factory.
22d23iac; western imitation creamery. 2+@2Sc-
Cheese-Firm. State. whole milk special, l5@
lel5c; do, fancy. 1z15c; do. average prime. l4d
u &c; do. fair TO good. l2l n l3i2c: do. common,
3tz@ll&4c; skins. full 10 special, 2isMl2Ac-
Eggs-Firmer. Fresh gathered, extra hrsts,
goa 22cs frSts, IS y d19i5c; seconds, 1691715c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet. unchanged. On the
Spot-Fsncy. l01a @ll1ac; choice, Sl5@9c; prime,
SQ 81 C; common 10 fair. 6dTc.
Prunes-Quiet. but. owing TO the small stocks.
firmly held. Quotations range from Sc TO 9i5c for
CALIFORNIA; up TO 30-4Os ana sc TO 9l5c for Ore
.gOns
Apttcots-ouiet and steady. Choice. 9sz d1oc;
extra choice. I0la q lie; fancy. 10Z a l2isc.
Peaches-Firm- Inactive. Choice. 6lz@6&c;
extra choice. % d7lc; fancy. ~ dTi1c
Raisfus-Quiet. firm Loose muscstels Sss a
~ C. choice 10 fancy seeded. 4s4 d6S4c; seedless,
- Q4isc, London layers, SI.204125.
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%; Australian house-Richmond. etc. SO; Pelaw
Aein, 50; Stanford Richmond 50; Cumberland.
sacks.
OIL -Barrels-Numerous changes appear Lard
OIL is lower. while neatsfoot herring salmon,
nsn and paint oils are higher.
Ol Quotations are for barrels )-Linseed, 81 .05
per gallon for boiled and Sl.03 for raw; cases,
% hgIe: castor oil in cases, No j, tic; Bakers
a. SI19el.1e: China nut cases. 6Od7oc per
Eallons cocoanut oil. in barrels 75dTSl3c for
AAA, 42la q 15e for No. ! and 70d T3 15c for No
:, aecorolng 70 quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm oil. Soc; natural winter sperm oil, soc;
Lstersl whslesoil, 55c; pure lard oil, 81; winter
strained lard oil soc: pure neafsfoot oil SIC:
No nestsfoot OIL 65c; herring oil. soc: salmon
Oh; DOC; boiled hsh oil. Soc; paint oil 45c.
Coal OIL Gasoline, etc.-water white.
ron barrels or drums, &c; 100 degree oil
ron barrels or drums l01zc; special do. lie;
PEAR OH, In cases: l6c: astral, l6c; star lee; ex
SroWn and motor gasoline. in bulk. lie, in cases
10; engine distillate, in drums 7.9c. cases 7c
more e0 degree gasoline. in bulk SOC. in cases
y. &c. Fsrnlsh makers and painters naphths, In
-oaik l5c. in cases 221se
,,i ai9rpentine-s3e per gallon in cases and sec in
nulk drums and iron barrels.
kosin (per bbl Of 2So lbs)-E, $3.50; F, $S.35;
y, $3.50; H, Ss.55; I. $50.
= Red and White Lead-Red, s1k@sc; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
ahe Western sugar refining company quotes as
ioiowS. terms net cash: Standard fine granu
lated, 5.65c; standard coarse granulsted. 5.65e
l-1!t granulated, 5-65c; cut loaf in barrels only
--oocs II. d r crystal dominos, 10 cartons II
cases, S-65c; DO IN Id cartons in cases, 9. 15c
monarch bar, &C; tablets in half barrels. else
90 IN boxes, 6.4oc; cubes and A crushed. 590c
monarch powdered, 5.75c; xxx powdered
e.s5e; candy granulsted 5.75c; confecdoners' A
o-boc. confecriOners crystals, 5.T5c: extra fine
grsnuiated. 5.s5c; magnolia a. 5.25e; extra G.
o-l5c; golden c. 5.o5c; d. 4-95c. Barrels and 81
10 bags 10c half barrels 25c. boxes SOC morS
per 100 los than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bal
IN 80 and 30 ID tins Sl.70 more, in s and 10 Ii
tins s. S5 more per 100 lbs than price for thi:
grade in 100 ID bags
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes as follows Granulared basis. 5.65c
Higrade" bar. &c; powdered. 5.75c; crushed
5-sOc; berry, 5.65c; c. & 81. extra fne dry granu
lated, 565c; coarse dry granulated, 5.65c; con
fecuoners' A, 5.65c; confectioners' crystal. 575c
cubes, 5-90c; bricks. 5.90c; extra fine dry granu
lated Zoo 10 bags only 5.45c; excelsior A
b25e; extra c. 5.l5c; golden c. Bose; yellow D
s.S5c; cut loaf in barrels only, 7.65c; II. & E
crystal dominos. ID cartons, IN cases. S.65c; do
ID cartons in cases, 9.15c. Additional per 1O'
sbs- In barrels and 50 ID bags 1Oc more; hall
barrels. 25c more: boxes, SOC more for all grades
Bar n 80 and 40 10 tins $1-70 more; in 10 II
tins. S2.S5 more Minimum order. carload
weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09

The preliminary estimate OF Ine area Oh rye
harvested Is IL per cent less than last year.
The preliminary estimate of yield per acre Is
le3 against a 10 year average of 16 bushels.
The indicated total production is 32.oss, 900 bush
els. against 81 239, ,000 final estimate in 1909.
The quality of the crop is 92.1, against s2.9 last
year.
In spite of the lower conditions of the corn
crop. the Increased acreage devoted to that
cereal probably will increase the crop of the
present wear about so .0O0. 600 bushels over the
crop of last year according to the view of export
statisticians in this CITY.
These statisticIans declare that while the
drought in the northwest will make the wheat
crop smaller than last year, there will be a
liberal supply for export. They state that the
winter wheat that was not abandoned will give
greater yield than expected
The oat crop will be big as IL was last year.
when II was unusually large
The proportion OF last years oat crop In farm
ers' hands on August 1 was about 6.36 per cent,
or 63 24e 600 bushels compared with 3.3 per
cent or 26 1923 600 bushels in 1909, and 5.S per
cent or so 3e3. 900 bushels. the average proper
tion in hand for the last 10 years on August l.
The acreage of buckwheat is about 900
acresr or p per cent us 600 acres1 less than
last year.
The preliminary estimate of the acreage of
hay is 45 005 900 acres, or 16 per cent less than
last wear.
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GHIIAtrO
CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Cattie-Receipts esti-
mated at p 600: market steady 70 loc up
. Resves 81 GOA S.35: Texas steers, S3-50d 5.65;
western steers, S4Qs.75; stockers and feeders.
ss0625: COWS and heifers, S210d6.6o; calves,
.zoss-Receipts estimated at 5000; market
.Ioc higher Light. $5.40M9; mixed. 81 .S0d
$50; heavy. $3.50 S-35; rough, $7-45td 4 65: !:
pod 10 choice beavy. SI53e1 s,39; pigs, $s-4Og
e 05: bulk Of sales. S7-s59 $50
{, sheep-Reoeipts estimated at 5000 market mi TX
steady. Native. $1,000 AGO; western S2.l3g
4 CO.. yearlines. S4-50d5 %: lambs, native,
d s. 5O67.15; western. S475all5-
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Aug. S.-Catfle-Receipts.
IS O00. market steady. Native steers, S4-5O0
- COWS and heifers s.. 25M6-50; stockers and
feeders. s305.5O: bulls. S3d5; calves, $3:I241;
western steers, s4@7.2o; western COWS, $2.o0g
$50. -. N. h,,no-
ksrIt of sales. s.1O6 .4o;- heavy. $s@ S25:
makers and butchers, $Sl0ns-4S hght, Ss-oO
Sbeep-Receipts 5000; market steady. Nut
IONS Sc 75tdz 4 SO: lambs. S6.25g1' fed wethers
End vearlings. $3.50@5; fed western ewes,
>Se SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Aug; s-Csttie- heceiptss g p =
2 Il: cows and heifers. SSQ 50; western 1 steers GERS
So 5oae 25; range cows and heifers, sZ,lSg
ssa5se5: calves. sS.5oGo.5o; bulls, sfags' etc.
S'j5os jT5Ioes@Receipts $500: market 10 to 15c
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Snecial Disnofch 10 The Call

.: Los ANGELES. Aug s-Eggs were firm to-
DAY OF receipts Of 15I cases and the price Of
ease count and candled firsts advanced 1 cent a
dozen, making the new prices SOC and 34c q
dozen respectively
Receipts Of proCuce-Eggs, l51 cases; butter,
r. SS5 pounds; cheese. lc.lS5 pounds; potatoes,
s.7l2 sacks; sweet potatoes. l31 sacks; apples,
76 sacks
Burter-Prices 10 trade 2lzc above quotations.
Creamery extra, 345sc; frsts, Bic; ladle butter,
o6c; cooking butter. 26c.
-: lEggs-Local ranch candled hrsts. Sac; case
-ss0unt. SOC; eastern fresh, 2Ic; storage extra,
25cs
Potatoes-New potatoes. local stock. sl.25
qer 100 pounds; northern stock; S1-35; sweets,
3ls Sc
!: .Beans-No. / pink. S7-25; No. l nmas, SAT
Lady Washington. s4.T5@5s small whites. So;
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpec,nI Di,poich 10 The Call

IOpCCkdf l<LSpdtSH " ~ >et&J
EUREKA, Aug. S-The steamer North Fork
arrived from San Francisco this morning at 9:2o
and docked at the d street wharf, where a
cargo of miscellaneous freight and consign-
ment OF United States mail were discharged. The
North Fork later proceeded to Arcata. where a
cargo of redwood lumber is being taken board
for the return trip south
The North Pacific steamship company's F. A.
Kilburn Ieft~for San Francisco this morning at
ii O'Clock with freight mail and passengers. The
Kiiburn was TO have departed last evening. but
the outbound freight could not be handled in
time. The Kilburn Is due here again Wednesday.
The steamer Centralia is due to arrive here
tomorrow with freight and mail The Centrala
will dock at the Occidental wharf, where cargo
OF redwood lumber is to be taken on board for
the return trip SOUTH
LOS ANGELES, Aug. S.--Arrived: Steamer
George w Elder. from Portland; steamer Man
dalay. from Crescent City; Wasp. from Tacoma
Endeayor from Tacoma: Fulton, from Albion;
United States steamers Lawrence. Goldsboroueh,
Whipple, Paul Jones. Prebe, Rowan, Perry,
Stewart. Hull Truxtun, from San Diego, to
remain until September 1 for target practice
Sailed-Steamers Vansuards for Eureka; Pasa-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
NEWS oF THE OCEAN
shipment of OIL

shipment of Oil
The British tank steamer Trinculo sailed
from Port Hartford for Ancon on Friday with
As, 900 barrels of crude OIL valued at $27 0o0
Barley Carriers Clear
The French bark Marechal de villars and the
British ship Buccleuch were cleared for Ips-
wich, Eng. yesterday, the latter clearing direct
aud the former for orders The Marechal de
villars had 65.o54 centals Of barley, valued at
ST. $50 and the Buccleuch carried 69574 CEN
tails valued at $S0,0l0 The French vessel had
$4,000 feet of lumber as dunnage, valued at
S2Io and the Britisher took $4,000 feet,
valued at $500.
Chartered for Pacific Trade
The British steamer Knight of St George In
under time charter for the Pacific ocean trade
Puget sound loading.
Exports by the Nicnria
The German steamer Nicaria OF the Kosmos
line sailed for Hamburg and way ports on Sat
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
building Contract.

Alfred Puccni with b. Pagano-To erect a
two story and basement frame building In W
line of Powell street, $3.50 Of Lombard 25x
1877 81: $4,000.
oualetfi-Alterations for a three story frame
huildinz in " line of Grant avenue, SO of
Green street 6Sx6s q; $4,000.
Infant Shelter with J. e Pene & Son--Al-
terations for building in line of shotweH
street between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth;
S2675.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
By United wireless

Monday, August s.
STEAMER GEO. w. ELDER-Hence Aug. 4,
1918 a. m; Aug. Z, $50 p. M, miles north
of Point Buchon; smooth; light northwest wind.
STEAMER MARIPoSA-Hence Aug 6, IL a. M ),
for Papette; Aug. 4. p. M. 421 miles from
lightship moderate north wind and sea; bar
ometer 30.10; temperature GA; all we'll.
STEAMER KLAMATH-Hence Aug ), 7:10 D.
M, for Portland; Aug Z, m, 10 miles
southeast of Northwest Seal rocks; weather
cleaf; strong northwest wind; rough sea; all
well.
STEAMER MANN SMITH-Left Bay point Aug
Z, 1920 a. M. for Coos bay; Aug. Z. IL m,
passed Point Arena weather foggy; heavy
northwest sea and calm; barometer 9.92; all
well.
STEAMER SANTA RoSA-From San Diego for
San Francisco Aug. g. a. M, Is miles north-
west of Point Sur; due San Francisco 3:15
%
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KOREA NEXT ship
Due FROM ORIENT
Liner Is Bringing 800 Asiatics,
of Whom the Majority are
Hindu Immigrants

HE Pacific Mail
liner Korea, Cap
tain Sandberg in
command, will be
the next trans-Pa-
cihc liner to arrive
here. The Korea
left Honolulu at 10
o'clock a. m. Sun
day and should be
here early Satur-
day morning. Trav-
ell between here
and the far east is
still heavy and all
the ships running
to and from the
coast of Asia are
carrying f a / r l y
good frieghts.
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morning, possibly spriRkles: fair during the
day; light southwest winds.
Santa Clara vaIley-Fair Tuesday, slightly
cooler; light north winds
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday; cooler;
light south winds
San Joaquin valley-Far Tuesday; cooler:
light west winds
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
Tuesday; overcast in the morning: light south
winds. A G. McADIE District Forecaster
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09

Preliminary returns indicate a winter wheat
yield of about l5.s bushels acre. total
of about 45s. 294 600 bushels, compared with
l5.s and 446 500. 600 bushels, respectively, as
finally estimated last year. The average quality
OF the crop is S26, against 90.3 last year.
The average condition of spring wheat August
was 81. as compared with GIG last month,
91.6 last year and sl.9, the 10 year average.
Details for certain important winter wheat
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09

The Korea has on board 1872 cabin
passengers and 300 Asiatics. Among
the Asiatics are many Hindus and a
large number of Japanese women who
now constitute the bulk of japanese
immigration. They are admitted un-
der the law which opens the gate to
the wife of any alien who has eStab-
lished a residence here. whether he be
coolie or merchant. Most of the Jap
anese women who are coming now are
what are known as picture brides.
left Japan to a photograph of their
little brown sweetheart. If he is on
hand to meet his lady she is released
by the Immigration authorities as soon
as a second marriage ceremony has
been performed.
OF the 1872 cabin passengers on the
Korea only 40 are from China and
Japan. Ninetytwo of them are from
The liners cargo of 800 tons in
cludes $500 tons of overland freight.
The Korea also has Al tons of raw
silk and silk goods.
Mongolia Not to be Drydocked
The underwriters have decided not
to drydock the liner Mongolia, which
was ashore for a couple of days in
Shimidzu harbor. Divers examined the
hull at Yokohama, and pronounced the
hull undamaged as far as could be seen
on the outside and survey from the
inside is said to confirm this report.
The ship will not be drydocked until
its arrival at ,Hongkong, where the
operation can be performed for less
money than it would cost here.
The Mongolia arrived Friday with a
record cargo and Captain Wilson and
his men have done excellent work get
ting the ship discharged. The last
pound of freight was out last night
and today the work of loading will
begin on account of the detention at
Shimidzuy the Mongolia's sailing date
was set forward three days and instead
of leaving for the Orient today the
liner will not get away until Friday al
l o'clock.
From here the Mongolia will take a
large number of passengers and a cargo
almost as big as the one just dis
charged In addition to its regular
commercial freight, the Mongolia will
carry a big shipment of army and navy
stores to deliver by a special call al
Manila.
Captain E. P. Kit, who was in COM
mand when the ship went ashore, will
appear before the government inspec-
tors today and tell them all about it.
Das
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GOVERNMENT REPORT
REGARDING CEREALS S
Condition of Corn, Wheat, Rye
and Oats

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The average condi-
tion of the corn crop on August !, estimated
by the crop reporting board of the department
the general crop monthly report. was 79.3, as
compared With S5.4 last month. S4.4 year ago
and s2.1, the average on August for the last 10
years.
Comparisons of the condition of corn in Texas,
Kansas, oklahoma and South Dakota follow:
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIoNs

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The weather is unsettled in the Atlantic
coast states, and rain has fallen from North
Carolina to New York. II is also cloudy s9d
unsettled In the Mississippi valley. Good "a tn
is reported at Kansas City and moderate sheSv-
ers have fallen In Minnesota and North Dakota
Throughout the Rocky mountain section and
west to the Pacific coast the weather has been
fair and pleasant.
Temperatures. are below the normal in most
of the eastern states. In California tempera-
lures are about normal. and there have been
no changes of consequence during the last "A
hours Afternoon readings in the great valley
range from 81 to 100 degrees.
Fog is reported in the San Francisco bay sec
tions. The relative humidity at Red Bluff was
20 per cent and at Fresno 35 per cent.
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the so
hours ending at midnight. August o:
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy in the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Memoranda

SEATTLE. Aug. S-Stmr Sechett sunk at Van
couver. B. G.. last night and VIII be hoated to-
night
SAN PEDRO TERRACE, Aug s.-Position of
schr James Rolph unchanged: wires very light to
steamer and barge; are now double banking
barge's anchor with wire to steamers buoy; sea
much smoother than yesterday; Will have every
thing ready for final pull at high water; must
be foated at high water today or never.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Notice to Mariners

Hawaiian islands Oahu island southeriy
side Honolulu harbor entrance)- Entrance gas
buoy No. l. reported occulting irreguiarly, Will
have its regular characteristic restored soon
as practicable. IL. n. B. list Of buoys ETC..
twelfth subdistrict. 1909. page 16). BY order
of the bureau Of lighthouses.
Y 6 HOUSTON, Lieut.-Com.. u. s. N.
Asst. TO the Inspector, 18th L. H. Dist
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-09
Chicago Dairv Produce Market

CHICAGO, aug. S--Butter steady. Cream
cries, 23la q sc; dairies, 23d &c Receipts,
: 462 pounds.
Ecgs-Firm at ma+k, cases included, 10@ lac;
frsts. 17c; prime frsts. ISc.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 15A d15l5e; twins,
lziaG142tc; Young Americas, 15s4 G16c; long
horns. l5St q 16c.