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ssnow on ground lab inches.
naTn~H ~ n

b1NOFSAS AND hOhhOAS1.. -
The disturbance, central over Arizona ana
New Mexico this morning has moved eastward
Cloudy weather prevails over the Pacific slope
and light showers have occurred In all olstrlcts
The changes in both pressure ana Temperature
have been slight west Of the Rocky Mountains
Conditions are favorable for cloudy weather
California.
San Francisco and viclnity-Cloudy and
threatening, probably with showers; light soutn-
erly wind
Sacramento Valley-Cloudy and threatening
Sunday probably with showers; light southerly
wind.
San Joaquin Valley-Cloudy and Threatening
Sunday, probably with light showers; light
south wind. -.
Los Angeles and Ticinity-Cloudy and threat
ening Sunday, probably light showers; ngnt
G. a. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
Movements of Steamers
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
saturday January 2s.
stmr Maverick, Daniels days from Asto-
stmr westport, Moreno, IS hours from Crescent
stmr City Of Topeka. Boyd. 20 hours from
stmr San Pedro. Anhndsen, 30 hours from Re.
stmr Point Arena. FOsen, le hours from Al
stmr Norwood. Martin. SO hours from Re
stmr Eureka. Iverson. "a hours from Eureka.
Br stmr Wellington, Cutler, 90 hours from
stmr James S. Higgins Higgins, Is hours from
Fort Bragg. bound south. Put in for fuel
Stmr NorthlaDd, Jameson, n hours from Co
lumbia River, bound south. Put IN for fuel
Stmr National City, Winkel, "A hours from
sehr Espads, sauins. "A days from wiliaps
'A'i'ON CLEARED
Saturday, January 26
stmr Coos Bay Nicolson, San Pedro; Psc
Gssa stmr Santa Rosa. eielow. San Diego; Pac
eGsH1 sfmr Alameda. Dowden. Honolulu; D spreck-
sii Bf sFmf ans D9neric. Cay. Port Townsend, NJ
faHS" stmr city Of Puebia, Jepson. Victoria. etc
Pac Coast s CO. un
stmr Santa Monica, Olsen, Eureka
stmr Signal, Sears, Eureka.
Stmr POmo, Reinartsen, Albion.
Stmr Nome City, Hansen, Astoria.
stmr Navarro Lofstronl. Crescent City.
sfur Novo Lee, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Coaster Higgins, Grays Harbor.
Stur San Pedro. Anfndsen. Eureka.
efmr Buckman, Wood, Seattle.
cfmr Rival. Swanson. Eureka
Sfn1r CascO. Ahlin. Eureka.
ctwr Nushagak Anderson. Grays Harbor.
ctmr Phoenix. Hansen. Mendocino.
SIM Albion Hansen. Albion.
esnsr Coos Bav Nicolson, San Pedro.
ssmr Homer. Corning Grays Harbor
sstr,r Rrea kwater, Macgenn. Coos Bay
ssnar columbia DOran, Astoria
Semi lanes s. Higgins Higgins San Pedro
Sfnr Alameda Dowdell, Honolulu.
Str,r Nortbland. Jameson, San Pedro
Sf-rr CITY OF Para, Curtis, Aneon- etc
a. etu,r African Monarch, Walker Tacoma.
SEM Aicazar TaEerlund, Greenwood.
cslrr oakland. Johannsen, eiuslaW River.
slb- f,bae z Wilson. Matson. Grays Harbor.
sct- Alex T Brown. Mckay. Port Townsend.
Schr Santiago Madison. Monterey. in tow Of
str Tuzon. Nelson. Willapa Harbor.
schr Tannv Dutard, Jacobsen, Puget Sound.
ecb- ia SchDauer Larsen, Port Townsend.
ScLr salon. Anderson. Olympia.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN-MIDNlGHT
Schr Muriel. ,-<,,,. ,,ry,1,
POINT LOBOs. Jan 26, 10 p m.-Weather
'Hi'@ - DOMESTIC PORTS
POINT IoBOs--ArrlYed OF port Jan 2e--echr
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Armr Trnnrnortn

The Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford is IN port
The Crook Is in port Ont Of commission
The Dixie is at Manila
The kirkpatrick Is at Newport News Va
The Logan is IN port and VIII sail February 5
Tor Manila
The Ingalls, is at Newport News Va
ILe Sheridan is IN port. Out Of comm ission.
Ihe sherman sailed January for Manila
The Thomas arrived JHnuery at Manila.
The Warren is in port, Deing fitted 10 90 into
commission
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Memoranda

Per stnr National City, at San Francisco Jan
%, from Cleone-Jan 20, % miles Sc of Point
Arena, lost about 10 cords Of wood in a heavy
swell.
LONDON, Jan 25-Jap stmr shibetozo Maru.
from Moji for San Francisco, put into Yoko-
hama prior to Jan %, with steering gear carried
awav Must 60 into dock for repairs Expects
to sail again for San Francisco about Feb s.
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CRooKER CASE REsU,rED

PARIS, Jan. 26--The pleadings in the
suit OF George Crocker of San Franchises
to recover $4,000 from DR.. Doyen. the
cancer expert who treated the late Mrs.
Crocker IN 1904, were resumed today.
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Tonnage Bngagements

The following charters were announced yes
Puget Sound, -four from Portland 70 Nortl
China; German bark ThRlasss, Puget Sound
bark Bretagne, barley from this port to Europe
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q. s. Branch HydroRraphic Office

A branch of the United States Hydrogra phic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained IN San Francisco for the beneft of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators are 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 In
formation always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and all matters of
interest TO ocean commerce The time ball ser
tion Of the tower Of the Ferry building
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant q. S. N. in Charge
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kan. On the way up she ran short OF oil. and
aIler taxing SIX days % make a three-day run
vas finally tied up in Ketchikan. The steamer
FersLon VIII be dispatched 10 her aid The
tarallon Is carrying oil. and II Captain Living
stOn, master OF the Jefferson, deems IL neces
safy II wiz tow the JEFFERSON back 70 the
ASTORIA. Jan. 2e.-The big British tramp
steamer Crusader arrived today from Portland
and went directly TO sea. She has cargo Of
100000 feet Of lumber for Calcutta, The
steam scbOner Thomas /. Wand arrived today
from San Francisco and went up the river TO
Load lumber cargo for the return trip.
The American ship Oriental, 30 days from San
Dlego arrived today. She is under charter 20
load lumber at Portland for California. The
4 french bark Jacques, Captain Michel, 137 days
eoo ~ LleSlllolIs, as, arrive toaay. she brings
grain at Portland for Europe.
Ihe schooner Balboa departed today for San
teofo she has a cargo of SSO,O00 feet Of lum-
Der Tor that port. The German steamship Nico-
media, which arrived here few days ago from
leAgkong, left today for Portland The schoon-
ers AlYena and San Buena Ventura were towed
up lne river today Both vessels Will load lum-
Der Tor California.
The schooner j. H. Lunsmann. lumber-aden
TOT San Francisco, arrived today from Portland.
The schooner Alice Mcdonald which ran
ashore at Clatsop Spit a few weeks ago, was
towed up the river today to 20 on tie drydock
Inc schooner's false keel is gone and other minor
ei-e 80 uole. ne Dlleanllne Lurllne was
ESQ towed up the river. She viii load lumber
at St Eelens for California
1he Oh tank steamer Maverick IN ballast for
roIt t7arIord LETT last evening. The schooner
Gerald arrived here today from Nehalem with
s Co
The American ship ". +. Babcock from Balti-
more Tor this port is expected daily. She left
Honolulu on the ID Of this month and should
snow up soon. She has a cargo Of coal aboard
which at the present time Is badly needed in
this part OF the country.
Reports received here from the stranded bark
sfalena say the vessel is 10 good condition The
DalK las been stripped OF ali her rigging
EUREKA, Jan. 26.-The steamers Signal
santa Monica, Pomona, South Bay, and the
schooner Azalea arrived from San Francisco and
the departures were the schooners Lottfe Carson
ana Jessie Minor for San Pedro and the steam
ers havaU and Newport for San Francisco
Eel River, one Of the streams emptying into
rum Doldt bay Is now open TO navigation and
the little steamer ArgO OF San Francisco was
the nrst vessel TO go up the river on Tuesday
morning She sailed Friday from Port Kenyon
with pine lumber for San Francisco.
Ihe Western Hotel. owned by @. A. Waldern
City Councilman Of this city, which has been the
shipping headquarters for the past twenty years
was SOLD yesterday for SO 600 10 two prominent
Alaskans. The sale includes only the fixtures
and business OF the hotel.
The Overdue List
British bark Netherby. 220 days from Mary
Point, for Talcahusno, SO per cent
French bark Maria, 21S DAYS from Newcastle
England, for Seattle. 20 per cent
British bark Astoria, 1b6 days for Adelaide
or )
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, Jan. 26, 1907
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w AK MEN

DIR. HALLS REINVIGO-
RATOR stops all losses and
unnatural discharges in "a
hours. You feel an improve
ment from the first dose. We
have so much confidence in
our treatment that we offer
Five Hundred ravvard FOR aptr
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MUSIC AT THE PARK

Following is the programme of mu-
sic for this afternoon at Golden Gate
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The Overdue List

The Overdue List
British bark Netherby 22O days from Mary
Point for Talcahusno, SO per cent
French bark Maria. 2ls DAYS from Newcastle
England, for Seattle 40 per cent
British bark Astoria, 1b6 days for Adelaide
for Europe, per cent
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Resents Mention of Accident
Ashore in Oakland Creek

The Southern Pacific freight ferry
steamer Transit lost her way in the fog
early yesterday morning and stranded
on the rocks al the entrance TO Oakland
Creek She was hOated later on the
rising tide and taken 70 the Southern
Pacific ways for repairs. the rocks hav-
ing wrought considerable damage to
the big freighter's hull
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Liner AIameda's Departure

The Oceanic Steamship Company'f
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell, sailed
AT ii o'clock yesterday morning fo1
Honolulu with passengers and a full
81 raro-
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
LPri,,s ,r-..d IN. rhole.al,l

Prices quoted are wholesale
BUTTER-Receirts liberal: market steady. Cream
ery fancy 2H1s25. Western hrsts. 3'-a2i; seconds.
p Process fancy . dairy choice l6sl1. good. l5a
Is. store packed. fresh. l5al6
CHEESE-New York State, factory. large. l3l
l3}. do. small l3al3a summer. large l3sl3hs
Western. factory new, choice, l3al5h, do, fair 70
good. Il
FGGs-Receipts LIBERAL market firm. arby.
fresh Virginia, =; West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia ia: Tennessee l7ia North Csrolina, Il.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light; market steady.
Chickens winter lSa2l do, spring, IL % - lbs,
3'e52. do do. IA 20 ~ lbs.. &7@. do small, ga
2 hens. pcr H., lia14a rroscTs 7, ducks. large,
llal2: do. small. gao geese, fas; turkeys. toms Z;
do. hens n turkeys. thin Sale; keats. T.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts increasing; mar
ket light Turkeys hens. undrayn per H.. lial5;
d.. average und.swu. l3aii. do thin, per h, 10;
old toms l2al3 chickens large. per H.. 2oa22; do,
spring 90 fowls l5il6 hens choice, Is roosters, g.
ducks. large l2alS. DO small II geese Sail
DRESSED MEATS Country cured hams and Ia
con in good demand. Calves. fun dressed. 500
heads OF, s50a90i hog dressed calves, S5)a9coi
hams, country sugarc1rcd, Halls
VEGETABLES Potatoes per bushel soasJ: sweet
potatoes per barrel, 3ooa35o vans, per barrel 20
a301; asparagus per dozen. A0ls5O9; cabbage per
crate l75a2 %: celery, New York per bunch 5la7s
do. Florida, per crate 200a275; cucumbcrs Florida
per basket. 2Ola250; home grown. basket I5la2 90
lettuce home grown. pCr barrel 250a300: onions
Z
Ta3Oo tomatoes. Florida. fancy. per crate. SOFA
90; beets bunch 3ai peas basket. Local .; cante
lCupcs Per crate 2toa25o eEg plant, per crate 2coa
275
GREEN FRUITS-Apples per barrel 300a700
oranges California, 25oa451 per box: crane fruit
5o0a500 pineapplcs per crate. 250a375; strawb. ?
riss per box, 9al5 peaches. Florida per crate &
a35o; lemons. Per box, 4.O0a500 bananas per bunch
e1sL5c
DRIED FRUITS-Aprlss. sliced. fancy 5: sliced
bright. AZ; cherries l2a4 whortlcbeuies loaI2
rsspberres, Dab: blsckbcuies g.
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy, choice s30oa240o
de-, No. !. 2209a2l 20; do. No > gl50a22Ol: mixed
hay. ls00a2lo0 clover. 2oG0: straw wheat 650a7 o.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice 9oaa3: do fair 70 good
SaS7; do. ordinary 72a7S: rye e0a65; corn shellcd
white, 62a54: do. yellow, 62a5i: do, ear, 32la3 3
cats. Western. white No ?. 5la5i do, mixed i9a5l
WOOL AND HfDES-Wool washed 5oa35 wool
unwashed. free Of birs p WOOL hurry Zjs7s; hides
g1een 2: dry. l5al7; shecpskins. green each @al00
dry 25a75 calfskius. l35al55 nuskrat. l0a0: black
.; kits 5: skunk. 2aIJa: mink. 75aie0: rabbit
skins lalA: 0TOssum, loa2j racco0n. 2Jas0 fox red
Lo0a2.J0. gray. 59ai5.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished bg Edmund & Charles Ran
d1lrh. members Il the New Nrrs stock Eychauga
ard tHe New Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1919 O.
street. northwest
New YORK. June s-TLlTa WIS O sharp bulge IN
prices before O'Clock oU covering br some early
SELLERS. who saw U1 Er-. s-Cuass ur the bar SIDE.
and were fiuiI as a result 0f che steadiue-s q the
market when a reaction rf or least % points would
have been merely uarrrsl hIt on ue bulge offer
iuas became aggressive. with five ur SIX prominent
local Operators including W-'l. Hubbard, and
Others. selling freely. Prices easod M under this
pressure. and the market acted nervous and unset
tied during Oh. Date session u looks ss If certain
traders ia tha local market and some interests lu
the South vest had combined '0 food rhe market
with bIIIish crop news yesterday f1 -aIl on. that
profits UH long cotton were taken yesterday ard
uat Liverpool was forced up this morning 20 make
basis for goirg short today. and IL is 90 ba
noticed that while some b1llish new crop wires
have been received this afternoon there has hfsn a
bis falling 0f in thcir volume. r this theory Is
correct we shah probably be getting better crop
news from the Southwest. weather permitting. Tn
der ordinary conditions the market is due to break
quite sharply. We have had on active and excited
advance on crop news that seems 90 have been
about as bulish any we are likely % set at this
season of the year. and when the big volume Of
fresh buying was supplied to-day u made the mar
ket LOOK as though II had discounted conditions.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York June e-SUGAR-LOndon cables the
worlds visible supply as 100000 tons against $50
0l0 tons same time a year ago. The Londan market
for beet sugar was steady and 2d higher for forward
delive-v but unchanged for spot. The local raw
sugar market was Guiet and about steady. Refined
sugar GuiCt and unchanged.
BUTTER Receipts. 9i6 packages. Market firm
and unchanged Extra creamery, p
EGGS-Receipts. I55l cases. Market steady
Western frsts l5lkal6. which is a shade lower.
NAVAL STORES Quiet Spirits tUrrentine. 81.
R0sin dun and lower with common to good strained
50 asked Tar quiet unchanged and quoted at
600 fer oil barrels
MILL FEED-Fim. Spring bran, in loopound
sacks. 70 arrive. lake and rail, BIO middnss
2il0; city bran, 2250 IN bulk; Western red dog
$50 20 arrive
FLoUR-Steady; moderate trade. Spring patents.
520a5s5; spring clears. S75al2j. winter. straights
i5eai7G; winter clears. 3jla375: Kansas in sacks
patents, 59oa52j; straiehts. 451a4S5i clears, 80
aio0.
RYE FLoUR-Steady; small supply: 450a525.
CORN MEAL-Fim; fair business Kiln dried for
export 3-2sa32o. coarse meal in bags. l2lalZ3
HAY-Fim. fair business. Receipts. l3Sj tons.
Prime timothy. L2j No. l. Lalal.2J, No. 2 llcall5,
No 3, l0)al0j.
sTRAW-Firm; fair trade. Long rye 6ja7o.
BEEF-Firn; fair dealings. Family, B5oaii50
packet lo50alL5e
PORK-Stcady trade inactisc. Mess. 1775sls 50.
family loWala50
TALL0W-Easier. City in hce,heads. g.
LARD-Quct. Prime Western SIS: CITY go
refined continent SIS; South American. 1850, re-
fined Brazilian, kegs, ll5o; city searine, l9. oleo
s,earine easy, 9's; Chicago. 10.
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Daily G.afn Letter.

Chicago June 6.-Wheat values covered a range q
2 cents to-day. An early bulge was followed by a
sharp decline TO 4 cent below yesterdays price.
The recovery was around yesterdays closing price
The big element on the bear side has been the
prospect that the weather has turned and more
favoable The bill asking for temporary suspension
Of import duty On wheat introduced in the French
Chamber 4 Deputies and Liverpool cables that
france has been buying coastgo and Australian
car.oes had a coed effect. Cash wheat was IN bet
ter demand to-day thah for some time. Many points
IN Kansas have reported great demand through the
damage by the freeze IF over a week ago. Local
cash sales 10000 bushels: seabCar1 SalCc loW0
bushels
Corn was strong at the start a buying rush
stimulated By the strength in wheat higher cables,
ard lighter receipts than expected. Shipping de-
mard was peer most Of the day, but fair total
was finally piled up. including 10000 bushels late
Yesterday and rot previously reported Corn-Sales
IN sample market 375 900 bushels seaboard Y loads
Oats have been easy for new crop months excert
july, which has letterly responded to some buying
pressure September. based en- theory Of improved
weather for growing COM
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New Orleans.
Spot Markets.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June 6.-CATTLE-R Receipts Io000. esti-
mated foi Friday t00o Market 7c % lCc lower.
Prime beeves. 57ea67j: poor 10 medium 5Ga5C
stockers and feeders Quiet, l22. COWS and heifers
29)sJ 60; Gamers. L-5l275; Texans A2v54i
HOGS - Receipts 1909; estimated fo. FRIDAY.
229C0 Market -izs5c lower. Light. 605s5g): rough
5S's5.00. mixed, 6.O5l621s; heavy. 6l5a6.5j; piss
55la7.62
sHEEP-Receipts HCo3. estimated for Friday.
0CM Market loc lower. Native sheep 461a7 90;
Western sheep 47577.00; native lambs. SD: Western
lambs 665aS65
New York. June s.-CATTLE-Rocsip,s. LIS:
noninally firm. Dressed beef firm at S'sa9is rer
pound.
CALVES Receipts. so Yeaz, e90as75. butter
milks 575 dressed calves steady; cy-dressed veaIs
Gals per pound. coUntry-drcsscd. 2al2
SHEEP AND LANIBS-Rcceipts 2650 Sheen
higher, yearings steady 20 strong Lambs firm on
liglf supply, all sold. Sheep, 5Ooa7.2j; yearings
661875; lambs 1850
HOGS Receipts. 1870; full steady. state and
Pennsylvania hogs. 6.so169) choice light 100
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DEATH RECORD.

Dallas c. Morrison. % ST. NV. 81 years.
Harry Z. NilhWn. I'll Morgan st. NV. a years
John A. HCdrick Georgetown Univ H0sFl 50 ~
James II. HoUscr. Grant read, D. C.. 50 wars.
John T. Laughlin. rs 10th e. se.. s. years.
John g. Schiller 1851 Harvard 81. Nv. = years
Marguerite Miller 40 Warner ST. INV. days
COLORED
William Galloway. 30}5 sth st. NV, g years
John NJ Foote. ii5 2d ST. ne s. years
Henry Vigle. EI5 o ST.. e years.
LLOYD Nauhor0, ! Queens CO. nv. II months
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June 6.-Noney on call to-day opened
at per cent; highest, .; lowest. "a; closing, q
Most Of the loans we're at per cent.
Time money continued easy, the demand being
confined almost entirely % maturities for over the
year Rates Hsa5a per cent for sixty DAYS. isfz for
ninety days and four months. 4aj fer i've and SIX
uorth5. and So for over the yedG
Mercantile paper remained dull. A fair assortment
was offered but the demand is light Rates 81 per
cent for sixty to ninety days. indosed bills recev-
able. 5za6 FOR choice single names, four 70 six
months to run and 6s5ls for names not so well
known.
VanCing 90 70 points for demand to 4S fat. Rates
for actual business. Sixty days. is565si $50: de-
mard. 4S6s5aiS7; cables AS7foaLgi5. commercial
bills 4s3lsa4s5E.
The supply OF grain and commercial bills was
scarce
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished BY \, O. Brown & Co. mem
bsrs q the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board OF Trade, SIunsoy Building.
New York, June 6.-WHEAT- Strong. checking
trade Ne. / Northern Duluth. 20 arrive, opening
navigation. cents over july T. o. b.. Nc ] Mani
tohs. LEX. f. O. b., No . Northern Manitoba, lake
and rail June p f O. b. 40. red, T. o. D.,
l01z. No hard. E. o. h.. lC7is: No I macaroni.
opening navigation. s. + O. h.. M macaruui.
cpenrg navigation s.. Exporters took z loads, to
arrive. chiefly macaroui.
CORN-Firru: moderate trade No . elevator.
6iie. No 3 g. E o, b.: No. . z O. h. late June
s.. No > yellow. 63; No. white. 65'7 f. o. b. Ez-
u0r-5rs took S loads
RYE-Fiun; quiet No 2. s., f. o. b.
OATS-WcasCr. zcw trade. Elevator rTicss: No.
2 white 51iz. No white 5lis; No. mixed. o.
Prices Of futures follow:
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VIII Hold Comn.titire Drill.

The third annual competitive drill Of
the Industrial Home School Cadets viii
be held at o'clock tomorrow after
noon on the ball field. near Massachu-
setts avenue, Col &, A Thiele is the
military instructor. and the captains
are Karl Kritch. of Company \ and
Leonard Chichester. Of Company 3. The
judges VIII be Lieut.. Col f. II. Lasier.
Capt. Raymond G. Hart. and Capt. r.
Howell In addition TO the silken ban
uer given To the winning company by
Walter G. CIephane. flag will be pre-
sented by the George L. Morris Post Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extrs. PER cvt.. 5.2ja5.50; butcher. o0a
4J0; common, 80; rough, l.j0.
HOGS-Per cwt. gross. 6jo76.75; c1dinary. per
cwt 500.
SHEEP-Clippod Ajoa510; common, 2O0s3Ol
LAMBS-Spr.ng. choice. O. medium. SasJ5 winter.
7as
CALyEs-Prime per h., 7isas; medium. 7a7ll
common. iaj: rTass. 4af7,
COWS Prime fresh, each, 4n00aO00; common.
zach, 2O00a50OO: old and dry. sO9alO.OO
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Japanese Appreciate Famine Aid.

As a token Of appreciation Of the Pres
ident's course IN calling for aid to the
sufferers OF the famine in northern Japan.
the President vas presented yesterday
by ". Z. Lampe. chairman Of the inter
national relief committee. with a hand
some piece Of silk woven cloth. The
cloth was sent by the mayor Of Shiroishi.
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Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation circUla-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
hy any morning newspaper at the Cap
81. Its books are open.
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WALL STREET NOTES
Market More Cheerful at Ru.
mOrS from Washington.
BUYING ORDERS COMING IN
Believed that Administration Is Not
Going 10 Push Proceedings Against
Foundry Promptly Receivers Divi-
dend-HiII Stocks show Strength.

New York, June 6.-Experienced traders
were inclined to admit to-day that the
trading resembled an early stage in a
creeping bull market They said they
could not detect the sources of the buy
ing orders, but that nevertheless there
appeared TO be quiet absorption Of stocks,
liquidation had been completed for the
time being
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

willige. Gibbs & Daniel have sold
for George StambaUgh and Arthur A.
Thomas, the large vacant lot on the
south side Of Patterson street northeast,
between North Capitol and First streets.
Immediately west OF the Chaplin and Saks
ice factory. The ground comprises lots
IS, g. 50. 81, s. and 50. and part Of lot 81.
in square 672. and embraces u.S45 square
feet. extending l2g feet on Patterson
street, by a depth Of approximately ll2
feet 1t IS the intention Of the pur-
chagers MessTg. Cook. BernheimeT 6-
Co, 10 erect-a large warehouse on the
premises.