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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Stamford Freshmen On
The Varsity Squad

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct H.
Seven freshmen who played against
California Saturday have been kept out
by Coach Presley for the varsity squad
Harrigan Reeves and Geissler played
in the back field, while Olmstead, Boul-
ware. Darsie and Watkins were for
wards These freshmen will be seen
in the lineup of the varsity's opponents
tomorrow afternoon. with the excep-
ton of Reeves. who had some Hga-
ments torn in last Wednesdays game.
which will keep him on the side lines
for few days
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

The pressure has risen over the northern half
of the Pacific slope and fallen rapidly throughout
Texas and the valley of the Arkansas. There
has also been significant fall in pressure over
Florida with high northeast winds. The West
Indian storm appears to be moving northward.
At Jacksonville and at Tampa wind yelocities of
80 miles per hour are reported The weather has
been clear and pleasant In the north Atlantic
states and in the Ohio valley. Rain has fallen
in the Rocky mountain section, the great basin
and in Washington and oregon. Thunder storms
are reported IN Kansas and South Dakota. Warn,
weather continues at central and eastern points
In California there have been no changes Of con
sequence. The relative humidity at Red Blufr
was 20 per cent and at Fresno IS per cent
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity--CIoudy Tuesday;
light west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Tuesday; light
north wind
Sacramento valley-eloudy Tuesday; light
south wind
San Joaquin vailey-clcudy Tuesday; light
north wind.
California south OF the Tehachapi-FaIr Tues
day; light north wind. changing to south
A. G.. MeADIE, District Farecaster
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Lor Anreles Produce Marlzet
I TSoecioE Disootoh 10 The Call


Los ANGELES. Oct I7.-On slightly heavier
receipts today the egg market firm. But
ter and cheese sold well. Potatoes weak,
the market being decidedly sluggish.
Receipts Of produce-Eggs. Jog cases: butter,
II. SIS pounds; cheese. l7.37s pounds: potatoes,
2 gl6 sacks: beans. 40 sacks; onions. $50 sacks;
sweet potatoes. 134 sacks: apples. $500 boxes.
Eggs tper dozen Local ranch candled 45c;
do ease count, buying price. 41c; eastern fresh,
SIC; eastern storage. packed extra, BE; do
storage seconds pc.
Butter tper lbl-California creameries. extra,
Sc: do frsts 32l5c; cooking. 25c- lsdle 25c.
Cheese fDer lhl-Northern fresh. Is6ISbc;
local. IS cents; Oregon dairy. 1s5zc: eastern
singles. Ice; 90 twins. 1si4c: eastern daisies,
19c: eastern longhorns. 1919 M20c: eastern ched-
dsrs. 2oc: imported Swiss. &c: Jack, l9c; do
mesfic Swiss, 22@24c; cream brick, zoe; linn
burger. 20c.
Beans tper ctD-No. pink. ss.25Ge.5o; No.
] linas. s.: No. J lady Washington. $3.50: No.
] small whites. $50; No. / blackeyes, $3.50;
No. ] GarEanzas $3.50; No. California len
ills. 81.
Potatoes fner ctil Highland. SI.IOG1.3o; 10
cal Burbanks. SIPS; Salinas, $l.75; yellow
sweets. Sl.50GL75.
Onions-Jocal yellow dsDFers, $i.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEw YORK. Oct 1T.-E. F. Hutton & Co. q
wire saws. The market lower. Last season
epinners refused 10 believe in small crop esti-
mates and bought their supplies from hand 10
mouth. with the result that the longer they De
iaved the higher the price which theg. were final
ly forced 70 pay II is therefore not at all sur
rrisng 20 find them accepting 10 100000 bales
cr0p estimates uureservedly and blindy rushing
TO the other extreme at the very opening Of the
present season. not waiting for frost 10 fall
thar intelligent estimate Of the yield can
be made.
There is no reasonable basis upon which
sfatisticians figure a crop offiess than 12,-
COO. 600 bales when the acreage OF 33. l96. 600
acres IS taken into consideration. as the October
bureau indicated a probable yield OF about H.
500. 900 bales on the basis Of 10 year average.
The average price of cotton last year was about
1sc per pound. against today's price OF 15e in
= the face Of a prospective supply OF an kinds
approximately 1900 600 bales greater than last
season. and cotton goods are still selling a
basis Of little If any above 12c cotton we can
no legitimate basis for the present advance.
which has already placed the staple nearly 2c
per pound above the highest prices for this time
Of the year in 80 years
Spot closed quiet. 10 points decline MiddlIng
ppands, lae0c; do gulf 15.O2c. Sales. 1892
bales
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Notice to Mariners

The following Affects the aids to navigation
In the sixteenth lighthouse district:
Alaska. Nicholas passage-Seal cove rock buoy.
HS.. third class can, established September z in
20 rock Rock. south Of harbor' bare at half tide.
20z deg. trne Is. 11-16 W. mag) Knoll near
center OF harbor reef, 2sl deg. so min. true
(WSW. 7-16 w. magl. Harbor entrance. north
pout tangent, 326 deg. true tNW. by W. =
w. L. H b. List of Buoys, ETC., Pacific Coast,
1905 p. 101.
Alaska, Yakutst bay-Buoys established Au-
gust TO- as follows: Turner point shoal buoy i,
frst class SPAR In Is feet Of water. Cannery
wharf, los deg. 80 min. true tENE. 1916 e.
mag.). Ankau head, tangent, 225 deg 80 min.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John T. MacCormac and wife to Selma n.
Stroth, lot in line of Washington street. 221 s
w of Cherry avenue, W 2s:5st By 127:S1z
$40.
Albert B. stroth and wife to Alice E. Mac
Cormac, lot in line Of California street. As
E Of Tenth avenue. 25 by 100: $40.
Virginia Cooney ct ais Thomas j. GIynn.
lot in W line Of Powell street. s2.9 OF Post.
y 20 by w so; SO.
Joseph l.. Tsaffe to Elizabeth Taafre. lot in
line Of Casefl avenue. 25 W of Clover
street. w 25 by n 121: gift. =
Albert Meyer to Helene Sylvester. lot in
w line OF Fourteenth avenue 231.2 Of
street. W 1915. s 11:10, n e 12s:2. to be-
ginning: s1o.
Bay Shore building company to William B.
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Dekes and Psi US Play
Eleven Inning Tie
Especial Dispctch to The Call

Especial Dspctch 10 he Call
BERKELEY, Oct. 17.-Delta Kappa
Epsilon and Psi Epsilon battled for IL
innings today in a seminal game OF
the Interfraternity baseball league. and
when the game was finally called on
account OF darkness the score stood
to5.
The game was the most interesting
that has been played during the series
this fall. and the next meeting of the
teams is being looked forward to with
great interest.
Batting rallies and daring base run
ming were features of the game. and
the contest was one which kept the
spectators in a fever heat OF excitement
throughout.
Greenlaw. Bush and Corlett played
we'll for the Dekes and McFie and
vosburg were in the 1imelight for Psi
Upsilon. The batteries were as follows:
Delta Kappa Epsilon-B- Corlett and
Brush; Psi Upsilon-McF'ie and Vos-
burg.
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Tonnage Engngements

The French bark Colonel de yillebols Mareuil
which arrived here from Newcastle. England. on
Saturday. lis engaged for barley TO Europe at
23s Cd, having been chartered prior arrival.
The British steamer Falls Of Orchy. at
Nanaimo, is engaged for coal thence to San Fran
cisco.
The folewing lumber charters were announced
yesterday The schooner Alexander T. Brown,
on Puget sound. thence to Callao at 40s; barkeu-
tine Aurora. Eureka to Saina Cruz; schooner
Metha Nelson, Eureka to La Paz and Guaymas;
Japanese steamer Tamon AIaru No. 6. at Port
land thence to China, chartered prior to arrival.
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Liner MARIPOSA
SAILS FOR TAHITI
pearl King Levy Takes Choice
Horses, Cattle and Poultry
to Island Plantation
HE Mariposa, the

HE Mariposa, the
big liner of the
Oceanic steamship
company. with Cap
tain Hayward in
command, S a ! | e q
late last evening
for Tahiti after
having been de-
layed since II
o'clock in the morn
ing on account of
the nonarrival of
eastern mail con-
signed to the South
sea islands. The
Mariposa carried 20
first and second
class and 102 steer
age passengers. The
steera ge quarters
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Exports by the Ancon Liner

The steamer City Of Sydney sailed for Ancon
York valued at $40 SAT and Including the fol-
lowing: 125.O11 gals wine. 20. 493 cs salmon,
ID 933 cs canned goods. 124 500 lbs raisns. 129-
693 lbs dried fruit, III, 744 lbs nuts, 81 s11 lbs
beans, IL 100O lbs apricot kernels. 1 automobile.
10 tierces castings, a0C0 lbs hides. 10.762 lbs
old rubber, 42,571 lbs wool. The steamer also
had 10 800 lbs garlic and 5J, 600 IT lumber, val
ued at 1852, consigned to Panama.
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Davis lot %. block 8. Reis Tract. and one
other lot: grant
lot in Sw corner OF Haight and Broderick. W
SO By 90; $40.
John Barry to BartboIouew Barry. lot IN sw
line OF Dore street, 40 Sc OF Folsom. Sc 2S
Christian Knapp and wife to Mary E. Dunn
lot IN W line Of Dehon street. lis : OF SIX
Nelson ]. Rogers TO Benedict Stesnansr: hoe
IN w line Of Diamond street. go OF Twenty
| second. S % BY W 1859; $40.
NJ. A. Gunst to Arthur j. Street, lot IN 2
line of Twenty -dftn avenue. 200 3 OF Geary
William |. sterett and wife to Eliza
warren lot In line Of Geary street 1875
OF 1dSD BuehSnsn: aTorr,r " - 1876 2 by 1878 $40
line Of Nineteenth street. II W OF Collingwood.
!. - a. IS; $40
lot in W line Of Thirty-feurth avenue. Sos S
| Of B street, $ 80 by W 12o; $40.
Mary E. Callahan to Eastman kodak company.
lot in sW corner of Battery and Sacramento,
Herman Paulsen TO Elizabeth s. PauIsen lot
/ by S 1915: gift
H: lie Baron Smith to Joseph a. sutton iot
worth. 64:2. So. W 24:e. 55:s. SIS.
in fine OF second avenue, 80 \ Of Fulton
street so By 80; $40
In Sw line OF NcKnnon avenue, 100 AZ Of N
street. Sc d by SW 100; $40.
Henry %. WiederO and wife TO o. v Gerzaleek
| and wife, lot In line Of Oak street, So " ef
| Fillmore. " 40 by \ 100: $40.
James s. Angus ct al to F. G.. GriebuOw Jr.
/ aud wife. lot 90. Corona heights: $40.
William Metzner and wife to J. ". Rapple. lot
| in W line of Fair Oaks street. 135 OF Twenty
\ fifth, p by W 125: SO.
Central trust company OF California TO Robert
+. Martin lots and H. block 20. HiIlcrest $1o.
Benjamin NJ Stitch and wife to Max Bardofsky.
lot in z line Of Wheat street, 2T5 OF Salinas.
| y so by 100; $40.
! Albert Meyer to Henry L. House. lot in line
| OF Forty-hfth avenue. 175 OF street, 5 so. T
/ 120. 40 W S0:5. Ne TO- W 90 $40.
Potrero realty company to Axel Johnson and
/ wife lot in W line OF Rhode Island street. 150
) or twentieth % by " 1O0- grant.
Mary E. Hawthorne to Frank A. Hawthorne.
/ lot in line of California street. 1918 " OF
Twenty-sevenfh avenue, " p by 100: gift.
Mary E. Hawthorne TO Nellie F. Fish. lot in
i line OF Post street. so " Of Lyon. " 80.
| 81 Ol4. 1913 35. ss:3tt to beginning; gift.
/ George Ullrich and wife 10 Amalia JuergeBsen.
lot at NV corner OF Fulton street and Second
avenue, 90. S 40. W 9f;3: $40.
Homestead realty company to Charles Denike.
Daniel Lacazotte 10 George B. Hlliard. lot in
| e line Of Third avenue 175 s OF Clement street,
I S 25 by 40; SO.
The Mccarthy company TO Conrad f. Glanyille.
/ lots and 3. block ID. Lakeview: So
Louis Panker and wife to Michael and Louisa
/ NJ. Grosz. lot in line OF Harrison street. SIS
/ S OF Precta avenue s 25 by Z no; $40.
The Baiiy realty company to Michael and
/ Louisa Grosz. same: $40.
Bay Shore building company to Mary z. Raye.
\ lot at NE corner OF Salinas avenue aud Exeter
/ street. so by 10G: grant.
i Charles A. Clinton to Frances Murphy le Co
nidec. lot in line of Mission street. 325 OF
1 Highland avenue. y 80 by S3:6; SO
| Mary T. Hagerty TO Albin NJ. Samuelson. lot
at Sc corner Of Liberty and Sanchez streets z
| % by ia; So
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Oct. 1T.-Butter STEADY; cream
cries 24d29c; dsiries, 23d27c. Eggs steady;
receipts 5.6I1 cases; at mark. cases included.
1915 a p nc: frsts 24c; prime frsts 2ee- Cheese
steady; daisies. 151a m15szc: twins. 14st n 15c;
Young Americas, 1e1ac; longhorns, 16lzc.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Oct. ~. 1910.
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Building Contract.

W. B. Curtis with s. Mamburg-An work
FOR a one and a half story frame cottage in r
line of Castro street 51:6 OF Twenty seventh.
q by - 93; 81. 700.
George Brown estate company with c. y. r.
Ahlgreu-All work except painting. hardware
electrical work for alterations to a four story
brick building at 1910 Post street: 1.TI9.
John p. and Luigi Demartini with Demartini &
Chiappe-All work except plumbing. sewer. man.
tells, shades and gas fixtures for three story
and basement frame building tfsts) in $ line OF
Greenwich street. 1903 OF Taylor. 22:9 by
S 20; $1,000.
f. P Berseron with Brown & Alcorn-To
erect two story and basement frame building
in s line of Filbert street, 100 of Scott. r
26:9 by : 1876: So. $50.
John T. Diehls with George F. Voight--TO
erect and a half story frame residence ON
lot 10. block IL. Lakeview; 81 300
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Portland Itvestock Market

PORTLAND. Oct. I7--Cattle receipts, I25:
steers medium, 81 5005: heifers. S4.50d4. .75;
choice beef COWS. S4.25M4.5O: medium beef
COWS. 81. .50d4: common beef cows, S2M3.5o;
hiIIs -. .5OGz: stays S40450: calves, light,
Sc 5Od7 10: calves. heavy. S3.75M5.
hog receipts. 1.7S0: market. weak; top, $50
n 10- fair 10 Medium. $9.50Ne.T0
Sheep receipts .26s; market. steady: best
valley wethers. So 325M4.5O: good wethers S3d
? %: best medium wethers. S4d425: best val
lev ewes S2M3 so: lambs. choice medium, s. a
525: choice valley, S4.T5M5.
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of Masfers

Steamer Apache--Lafe master, B. N. Rideout
present master. Enos Fouratt Jr.
RENEWAL LICENSES
Steamer Coronado--S Stangelard. master
Steamer Ukiah-E johnson. master.
Steamer FL Capitan-C. r. Heath, master
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g r.out. wool Market

ST LOUIS Oct. IL. = Wool--Unchanged.
Medium grades combing and clothing. 23@24e:
light fine. 1ed2ie; heavy fine, 15glfc; tub
washed .25@33e.
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Memoranda


Wireless reports stmr President with disabled
stmr Santa Monica in tow Oct. II. p. M. 70
miles below Destruction island; making 61s
knots hour.
Br stmr Damara, position unchanged: cargo
still being discharged weather fine; tugs Sea
Lark Sea Rover. Sea Queen and Dauntless at
hand: attempt will be made to float between 10
and II this morning
Q A. m.-Stsrted to pump vessel and also to
jettison.
1920 n M Running main engines and hauling
with tugboats. heasing IN on Hedges: not OF yet.
Attempt to Goat vessel today has been given
up; vessel will have to discharge more cargo be-
foer another attempt will he made
PORTLAND Oct. 17.-Stmr Klamath, which
arrived at Astoria this morning from San Fran
cisco for this port, while coming up the river
broke rudder: picked up by stmr Shoshone
and is being towed here.
SEATTLE, Oct. 17.-Stmr President. from San
Francisco Oct. Is for Seattle, passed Umatilla
reef lightship at 8 O'Clock this morning with
stmr Santa Monica in tow; Santa Monica sailed
from Grays Harbor Oct. 10 for san Francisco
picked up 70 miles south of Umatlila lightship.
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New York Metal Market

New YORK WetHl Harket
NEW YORK Oct l7.-Standord copper. firm.
Spot and October. l2.40M IL. 60e November.
- 42H a y e2i&c: December. 12.473a a @1262iac
January. Il 1e256i22715c. London. firm: spot.
f57 SIS Cd: futures f5s 6s Sd. Local deslers re-
port firm market Lake copper IL. SIN M13c:
electrolytc. 12.75612s71ac; casting. 12.37 y a
12f21ac. Arrivals reported at New York today.
12s tons Custom house returns show exports
Of 10. l57 tons far this month.
Tin. weak. Spot. 36. 25M 36. 45c: October. 50 .sn
35. $50 soc. Sales. tons spot at 36.45c.
London firm: spot. 1854 5s: futures. fl5e l2s Sd.
Lead quiet at 440G4.5 Soc New York and AZ
"A soc East st. Louis. London. spot, tl3 los Sd
Spelter. quiet af 5.5oN5.6oc New York and
540@5.z5c East st. Louis. London, spot, f2a
lis Cd.
1rou-Cleveland warrants 4as Tiad in London.
Locally iron quiet. No. I foundry northern.
No. foundry southern and No. l foundry south
ern soft. s15I5@l6.25; No. foundry northern
S15-50@le.
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Commander. L. s. y. Inspector.

Hawaiian islaBds-Maui island. northerly side.
Wsiluku coast spartan reef bell buoy reported
sdrift October I replaced October {. j.. II.
b. List of Buoys. ETC.. Twelfth Subdistrict 1909.
%. 49, By order of the lighthouse bureau
V. s. HOUSTON.
Lieutenant Commander. l.. s. N.
Inspector Nineteenth Lighthouse District.
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Z. ;. Branch Hydrogrnphic Ofhcc
A branch Of the United States photographic
office located in the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
tiers OF interest TO ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. Z. S. n. in charge
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Naval store.-TrrnrntIue and Roxin

SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct. 1T.-Turpentne-Fr
at TSGI4c Sales, Ll43; receipts, $40; ship
ments. - stocks. 1880.
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 2.a11: receipts 935:
shipments, 1924; stocks. e6. 1872. Quote: B..
$3.50: n, Se.02: E.. s6.171S d6.25: r. s6.32iS q
6.S5; and H. $6.35h6.40: ]. s6.40G6. .4T1a;
\; se,45; NJ: ss.45Qe.47h; \, $3.50; VIC.
$e.7O; WV. s7.10.
London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 17.-Hops in London fPa-
cihc COAST, e 10s6f4 SIS
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office Aer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. October
IL 1910.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairnont
hotel was dropped today exactly Mt noon. Pa
clhc standard time (12oth meridianl, at Sh.
oOm oOs. Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. L. S. N, in charge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
p PROVISIONS.

BUTTER creamery spe
cials s0e; extras 2s1s d29. Thirds to
firsts 2s@27.
EGGS Steady; western gathered
white 44c; fresh gathered extra firsts
10000; do. firsts 34M36.
CHEESE -Steady ranged 2@l7A
SUGAR Raw firm; muscavado s.
test s3.43 centrifugal 90 test 3.4S;
molasses SO test 3.lS; refined steady.
COFFEE-Openel saeady at an adj
vance of SOILS points with all aetive
positions making new hign records on
continued covering and bull support,
which was encouraged by higher cab
les, firm primary markets. smaller
Brazilian receipts and talk OF steady
ing strength. There was good deal
OF realizing on the advance and prices
reacted several points from the best
during the middle Of the day but clos
ed up from the lowest on most posi-
tons as the result of renewed Gov
ering. The last prices were steady,
net unchanged to II points higher
Sales 96,500 bags; Dec. and Jany,
$11.0O; spot firm; No. z Rio 1874 @la
&c; mild Arm; cordova 13% @l5k.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-06
FOR SALE.
WHAT CURES ECZEMA?

We have had SO many inquire:
lately regarding Eczema and other
6kin diseases, that we are glad to
make our answer public. After care
full investigation we have found that
4 simple wash of Oil Of Wintergreen,
bs compounded in D. d, d., can be
felied upon. We wound not make
fhis statement to our patrons, friends
hnd neighbors unless we were sure
bf it---and although there are many
bo-called Eczema remedies sold, We
ourselves unhesitatingly recommend
D. D. D, Prescription.
Recause--We know that it gives
Instant relief to that torturing itch.
Because--D. d. d. starts the cure
NJ the foundation OF the trouble,
Because-It cleanses, soothes and
heals the skin.
Because-It enables Nature to re.
bair the ravages OF disease.
Because--The records of ten years
BIZ complete cures of thousands OF
Die most serious cases show that D.
D. y. is today recognized as the abb
tointely reliable Eczema cure.
Drop into our store today. just to
Ealk over your case with us.
Herman c. Schulz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-06
A SPLENDID Tonic.

Cora, Ky.--Mrs. Iva Moore, OF this
place. says, II was SO weak. could
hardly walk. Itried Cardui, and was
greatly relieved. 1t is splendid
tonic. have recommended Cardui to
many friends, who tried II with good
results" Testimony like this comes
unsolicited from thousands OF earn
est women, who have been benefited
by the timely use Of that SUCCESSFUL
tonic medicine. Cardui. Purely vege'
table, mild, but reliable, Cariui wen
merits it's high place in the esteem
of those who have tried 1t, 1t relieves
women's pains, and strengthens weak
women. 1t is certainly worth tria',
Your druggist sells Cardui.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-06
Cereals
Stocks ARE QU|ETVHEAT EASED Off
Snow and Rain Breaking Drought in
Southwest Had Effect--corn
strong-Oats Close Down.

Chicago, Dec. 5.-WHEAT. SHOW
Tor rain throughout the sections OF the
southwest where moisture has been
lacking eased off the price Of wheat
Today. The market closed V low.
er to a shade up. There was ample
supply all day News supplementing
the effect of the break in the drought
was beaish. There was liberal in.
crease in primary receipts, also big
increase in The Visible supply for the
United States and, Canada.
Offsetting this was the strength in
icorn. also the decided fall in the
worlds shipments and supplies on
ocean passage. Much interest was
taken in private circular purporting
to demonstrate that 1,399,00O more
acres of winter wheat have been seed:
led than last year. nearly G,0O0,O0e
bushels more than were harvested,
The cond#ion, however, was put 10
points lower than In December a
year ago.
May opened 97@97A; high 97%@
97K; low 9Gss @96A; closed 97as;
July 94as No. 2 red 93A @94h No
3 red 1904; No.f2 hard 94A @95h;.
No, hard 91A@94R.
CORN--A lively furry forced the
shorts to cover. Profit taking by
longs led to reaction. Lightness III
the country sales was the basis of
the bulge. Closed unchanged to u
higher. Cash corn steady.
May opened 4SA'A4sA to ACC. high
1875; low 4S5s; closed 4SM; July
1919; No. 2 49k@50; No. 2 white 81
051h; No. yellow 52@53; No. 3
49h $50; No. 3 new 47@471k; No. 3
white 50@51h, No. / white new
47h; No. yellow 51k@52; No. q
yellow. new, ASH Gas.
OATS-Higher early with corn but
lost the advance later, Closed A@A
to " lower
May opened 35B @35A; high 35as;
low BAN; closed 347s OBS; July BAN;
No. . 32h; No. white 34@34A No
5 white 33A@33M&; standard S3h
@34A.
Short clear sides 9A@1O.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-06
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Dec. 5--WHEAT.-Re
ceipts $4,000; shipments 217,000; spot
firm; No. red 98h elevator and 39is
fob. afioat, both nominal; No.
northern Duluth 1.19h fob. afloat
Futures were lower on the breaking
of he drought, favorable Argentine
news and the poor export demand
but the bears were not aggressive
fearing a bullish government report
on Wednesday. The closing was u a
" net lower; December 9SB; May
1885. r
CORN-Receipts $4,000; spot Arm
No. 2 new 53% fob. to arrive. Flu
lures cloed at 7s@&- net higher; De
eember 56es; May 56A.
OATS-Receipts 1000: spot firm
standard white 39A; No. 2 39A; fu
lures steady on reports of better cash
demand, closing at unchanged to a
net advance; December 3sA; Ma.
40M.