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Eastern LivestocI1 Market


mated az $500. Market slow. Beeyes. S5.T0@
$50; Texas steers. S5@6.40; western steers,
s.. loo Z %; stockers aud feeders, $4M6.65: cows
and heifers. s2.S0dT.35: calves, S5.50d7.T5
Hogs-Receipts estimated at IL. 000. Market
&c to 10c up. Light. So. 40d9.T5 mixed, $9.33 a,
9.75; heavy. $3.50 G9.75: rough, S9.35@9.30;
good 10 choice heavy, S9.5o@9. %; pigs, Ss.10@
9.60; bulk Of sales. S9.60d9.T0.
Sheep-Reeeipts estimated at - 600. Market
weak. Native S4dT10; western. S40T10;
yearlings. S6-T5QS; lambs, native, S6d9; west
ern STd9.10.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. May 17.-Cattle- Receipts.
1000. Market sc TO iOe higher. Natiye steers,
s5-25@ $50; cows and heifers, $3.5oG7 %: stock
ers and feeders, $496-lO; bulls. $423@6.29
western cows, S4d6.50.
Hogs-Receipts. LOCO Market 1Oe higher.
Bulk Of sales S9.35G9. 80; heavy. SO. .50@ 9 %;
packers aud butchers, S9.40@9.5O; light, 1928
$3.50; pigs. SS75d0.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 Market steady Mutt
tons. S5.25 d7.26; lambs, $7.25@S.75 fed west
ern wethers and yearlngs, $5.T5@7.50; fed
western ewes SaITTa s5i74@e;55i 6N.H,
SOUTH OMAHA. May l7.-Csttle- Receipts,
1900 Market steady. Native steers. $3.50 "a
7.S5; cows and heifers. So. 3.S0M6.s0; western
steers, S3. 3.T56lT; COWS and heifers, S2.T50 80;
Gamers, 81 25od4; stockers and feeders, So. - n
$50; calves, S4G7.5o; bulls, stays, etc, SAG
Hogs-Reeeipts. $500 Market sc to 10c
higher. Heavy, Sc. 3o@s. -; mixed. s9-35@a, 80;
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Market strong 10
1oc higher. Yearlings, S797.75; wethers, Sc. %
@I.25; ewes, $5.25@625; lambs, $7.75dS. 20.
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HYDE WILL REMAIN IN
JAIL PENDING APPEAL
Will Not Have to Go to States
Prison Immediately

KANSAS CITY, May 17.--If DR.. 5.
Clark Hyde's attorneys carry his case
to the supreme court the physician Will
not have to go to states prison pending
action by the higher tribunal. He must
remain in Jail. however.
This announcement was made by
Judge Latshaw late today. Earlier he
had said that the statute provided that
an appeal did not act as a supersedeas,
but upon further estigation found
he was in error.
Attorneys for the convicted man said
tonight that il was possible a Motion
for a new trial would be made before
Judge LatShaw tomorrow.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. May i7.-Hutton's wire SAYS.
Encouraged by the timely arrival of beneficial
rains and prospects for more favorable weather
in the cotton belt in the future. local longs
took down profits today liberal scale. Pri-
yate wires also brought liberal selling orders in
new crop months, and leading bulls appeared
10 be willing for the market to take its course
no particular effort made 10 check the de-
cline. The higher prices ruling for crop
deliveries will no doubt result in efforts being
made 10 increase the acreage as much as pos
sibie. The increase of the Mississippi river val
ley is not expected to be large. but west of the
river the increase no doubt will prove consider
able. Oklahoma viii probably show the largest
increase, and Texas also will show some in
tent, but rice has come TO be the most profit
able crop in this state it is probable that the
increase viii not be large. In the late trading
the market turned very weak, with liquidation
Of the outside interest that has tailed To
July behind the bulls. who are said to be willing
to see May and July lose some of its premium In
order to stop shipments to New York.
''Ihe Journal Of Commerce this morning prints
summary stating that crops have now received
sufficient moisture and all that is needed is
warmer weather. The month OF May far has
been TOO cold for cotton 10 make progress.
New York certifcated stocks decreased from
226394 bales to 225. 1872.
''Ihe average farm price for cotton for the
first three months OF this year has ranged from
l4c 70 II &c, compared with Sac TO ole last
year and from 9.6c 10 lie two years ago"
Spot closed quiet; Is points decline. Middling
uplands, 15-75e; do gulf, lCc- Sales, 3,100
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Boston Wool Marker

BOSTON, May 17.-There is a distinctly better
tone 10 the local wool market. Buyers are show
ing marked interest and some heavy sales are
reported
The heaviest demand is for staple woods, with
Oregon and Montana leading the sales. There
is also considerable inquiry for Ohio delaine and
medium deeces.
Prices for old wool favor the buyer but ad-
vices from the west are 10 the effect that the
growers are holding for high values.
Some Of The new clip mostly on consignment,
52@54c; fall free, 4s050c; fall defective, Sc
a 39c.
oregon-Esstern No. 1 staple. e20e3c: eastern
clothing. 5SQ59c; valley. No. 1. 54@55c.
Territory-Fine staple, 64M65c; fine medium
dunn clothing 5665Sc; half blood. 5765Sc;
three eighths blood, 55@56c; quarter blood, comb
ing. 52M54c-
Puiied~Extra. CSC; fine A. so@e2c; A supers
5TN5Se
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Diseoteh 10 The Call

EUREKA, May 17.-Steam schooner Lakme
arrived from San Francisco early this morning
and is loading redwood lumber at Areata wharf
for the Northern redwood lumber company for
the return trip.
NFrancisco this morning with freight and pas
sengers. 1t will depart for the metropolis to-
morrow at s a. m.
Steamer City of Topeka is due here tomorrow
with freight, mail and passengers,
The Vanguard. loaded with lumber for San
Francisco, is barbound and win not get to
sea until tomorrow morning The mail is on
the Vanguard.
Oil steamer Whittier. which arrived here
yesterday from San Francisco with oil for the
Humboldt transit company departed on the re
turn trip late this afternoon.
British tramp steamer Hyndford has shifted
from Arcata to Carson wharf. where il will
continue loading lumber for Australia
Schooner o. NJ. Kellogg has moved from Bay
its cargo of redwood lumber for Hilo
Power schooner Katata departed late yester-
day afternoon for klamath river canperies at
Requa, carrying lumber and merchandise. Re-
turning, the Katata will bring canned salmon
to this port for transhipment to New York The
katata will bring 5000 cases of canned salmon
taken out of the Klamath river, this season.
President L. Crannell and F. Bronson of the
Little River redwood lumber company de-
parted overland this morning en- route for their
home IN Ottawa, Can. The gentlemen spent
several weeks at the mill on Little river with
General Manager Cole
Governor, from Seattle; Hanalei. from San
Francisco; Grace Dollar. from Albion.
Departed--Steamers George W. Elder and
Nome City. for Portland; Aurelia for Eureka
Doris. for Grays Harbor.
PORTLAND, May 17-About "A hours late
the San Francisco and Portland steamer Rose
City, Captain Mason, arrived in Astoria at
o'clock this morning and arrived at Portland al
O'Clock this afternoon. 1t was delayed by
head winds.
The steam schooner Saginaw, Captain walrig
arrived late last night from San Francisco and
the officers say that it encountered strong
northwest gale which 1t had to buck as faI
north Cape Blanco.
Another steam schooner which had rough
trip coming up was the Bowdoin, Captain
Tibbetts. 1t arrived at Couch street wharf al
o'clock this morning From San Francisco Il
the mouth of the Columbia river it bucked the
northwest gale for four days and 2l hours
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Rar and Feedstun.

The condition Of the hay market Is illustrated
by The onerlng yesterday OF a hoatlosd Of old
barley ana osf iron, fbe river a. 81 "a hnt the
,'uef was turned down by the hrm TO which the
l1t was offered
The circular OF Somers & Co. says:
Receipts Of hay have been tribe lighter
during the last week, total Of 2.l2O tons srriv-
lns, IN comparison with 2.3oO tons the week pre-
vlous. General conditions remain practically un-
changed, but very little interest being taken in
me market, either from buying or selling
Vow that the new season is close at hand
mere seems 70 be oiscontinuance on the part Of
holders ot old hay 70 market their stocks. antic-
Datlle materially better conditions later on than
exist al the present time. There undoubtedly
viii be greater movement of hay but The gen
icral opinion is that viii see no higher prices
for some time 10 come.
Throughout the country there seems 10 be
considerable attention given to new hay. Deal
ers are nor al all active in their efforts to Sc
cure anything in the line Of new crop. which is
quite III contrast 10 conditions year ago. The
farmers, however, are already beginning 10 seek
market and fully realize tie fact that hay
during Tie coming harvest season viii sell for
much lower prices than il did during the last
-ew years A good crop is assured and this.
logether with the heavy carryover will make
extremely heavy stocks for use during the com
- ang year The demand. however, is absolutely
un0etermined- Numberiess causes shape our de-
manq, ana We VIII realize these only time
Feedstufs rule weak, but there is no further
Bran-s28a24 per ton for white and $3.50 for
AIiddlngs-s2s@3o per ton.
Shorts--S24 q 2+.50 per ton.
Feedstuds-Rolled barley S23d24: rolled oats
1oI iced, SIS %; mixed feed. s24@3o for aver
axe lots; o-lcake meal, --; cOcoanut cake ol
meal al mills. s25 ia 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
ton lots; jobbing. S26 corn meal SSsd39
cracked corn, S5SeJ39; alfalfa meal, carload lots
$l7; fQbhing. SIS; red STAR alfalfa meal. si7 ii
eatleke tots and SIS 5obbing; Caproco oiloake
Hay-Fyhest si2a1e.5o; wheat and oat. saa
II alfalfa. SsalI: stock hay. Sed9 per ton.
straw-40Q05c per bale.
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Flour and Farinaeeous Goods

ssour-- California family extras, seae4o net
Vylthout discount: bakers extras SeeSe "a. super
ane, 81 so@5.lo; Oregon and Washington. pei
Dbl, S5G5.5O for family. bakers aud patents,
@na S4-L34 40 for cur of. Kansas patents.
$3.50 0Gt55 do straight S6.S0@6.55: Dakota
naten5s So; do strsights, s.; do clear, $3.50
Fsrinaceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cas1. no discontinue as follows: Graham -four,
$50 per 400 lbs; rye four So 20; rye meal,
%alUs rice dOur. So corn meal, $40: extra
cream do. s.; ost neal So So; cat greats, 81:
fsrina $50; hominy. s.. 50: buckwhest -four,
essy; whole wheat -four. s. 30: rolled oats bbls,
@o06 800; do IN sacks. S3 S0d5.50; extra cream
40 $3.50 in sacks and s. in bbls rolled wheat.
eols $3.50 ln sacks S3.l0m450; pearl barley.
F4-]o; split peas, boxes s. FOR yellow and 81
Tor green per 100 lbs.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, May 17.-Hops Dull
Hides-Firm.
Wool-Steady
Petroleum-Stesdy.
Sugar-Raw steady. Muscovado SO test.
374c; centrifugal e6 test 424c: molasses
sugar. SO test. 3.44c. Refined steady
Conees-Futures closed steady net points
lower 10 unchanged. Sales, 10 600 bags Closing
bds-May. June and July, e.40c; August, 6.45c;
September 6.J0c; October and November 6.55c;
December 6.6Oc: January, 6.63c; February,
6.65c: March. csc; April, 6.6sc.
Spot Cofee-Quiet; Nos Rio SIC: Santos.
No. !. e14c. Mild quiet; Cordova, 81 @12Hc.
Butter-Steady. Creamery, thirds 10 hrsts.
26d2Sc; process seconds TO extras. 221h @25c:
factory seconds to hrsts, 22@23c; initiation
creamery, 23l5 @24hc.
Cheese-Very firm; state skins common, 5
@6i5c
Eggs-Firm; fresh gathered regular packed
hrsts. 2lG2l15e.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Quiet. but prices are
steady, the spot fancy being quoted at 10c;
choice. SgSi5c; prime, 7@7Ac; common to fair,
6G6l5c.
Prunes-In fair demand; on the spot prices
are steady, quotations ranging from 26I2%c tC
sac for California up TO 30-40s and 4@9c for
oregons.
Apricots-FIrm. with small offerings and fur,
ther export buying Choice. 10G1lRc.
Pesches-Firm decreasing stocks. Choice,
6d6asc extra choice, s y M7c: fancy, Ga al ~
Raisins-Mostly nominal, with a dull trade.
Loose muscatels are quoted at 3s4 G5%e; choice
70 fancy seeded. 4$4 n6%c; seedless, ~ d4l5c;
London layers, $l.2o@L25.
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GENDARME KILLED
IN POLITICAL RIOT
Fifty Arrested During Demon
stration in Valencia

MADRID, May IA collision be-
tween republicans and gendarmes is
reported from Valencia in connection
with manifestation in honor OF the
arrival there of the republican deputy.
Senior Seriano.
The gendarmes charged and the re-
publicans used knives and stones.
An officer was stabbed and killed and
many persons were wounded. Fifty
arrests were made Order was restored
after the manifestants had sought
refuge at the republican club.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
TSneoial D;Snofcb Ia The Call

Los ANGELES. May 1.-THE egg market
firm today, receipts being comparatively
light. Potatoes were in little demand Butter
and cheese steady.
Receipts of produce were; Eggs. 279 cases;
butter, 5S.02s pounds; cheese, 5,0O5 pounds
potatoes 5T2 sacks; onions 1e sacks.
Butter-Creamery extra, SOC; first, 29c; cook
ing butter. 25c per pound.
count, 25c; storage packed extras, 2Sc; do sec
onds, zoe.
Cheese-Northern fresh, lie; eastern twins,
1Sc: eastern cheddars 19l5c; eastern longhorn,
l9e; eastern daisy, Zoe; Swiss imported, 30ei
Swiss domestic, 23d25c; brick cream, zoe; linn
burger. 20l2lc.
Beans-No. l pink ss.75G7; No. l nmas,
S4.40@ 4.5O; Lady Washington. $3.50; small
whites. S5.25; black eyes, s6.25; garvanzas,
$3.50: lentils, 81.
Potatoes-Sslinss. $125d1.35; highlands
S5cG$l10; lompoc, sl.350l.50; Watsonviile
60c box.
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Hides. TnIIou. Wool and Hons

Local wool handlers report the market dead.
Nitn stocks accumulating in the interior. No
new varieties have recently come into this mar
Sft tr-ces remain a. before and are nominal.
hops-Continue quiet and without feature. Is
Hides are moving fairly at previous prices
Hides-Culls and brands sell about y ale un-
Ger quotation. heavy salted steers u Iac: light
medium il iac: light. 1015c; cowhides l0lSc for
heavy lolsc for light; stays Size; salted Kip,
lie; salted veal. 15i9c. sal1ed calf. 16lac; dry
NOES, @u'GzU &c; ury kip. l9c; dry calf. 24c:
s-eeS skins slearlinss- 200 zoe each; short wool,
5e0 Soc; medium. s5cGSl; long wool, 81 % q
l-t9t lambs - i3cs borseEIdeS. salt. 81. 250 >
Tor large and Sl-50d2 for medium. 75c@Sl Tor
small and 250 5oc for colts: h0rsehides dry 50
m225 for large and Sl25d2 Tor medium soc
q 81 for small and 25@50c for colts; goatskius,
prime angeFa. F5cN 81; large hair goats, 25d40
medium. zoe; small. 5l lJc.
lalOW-No. ! rendered, Jd6e: No . 4T5c:
grease. 2N2lc.
Mool-Spring clip-San Joaquin, years staple.
per 10.
Hops-California. 15d20c for crop Of 1909:
oregons lJd2Oc per ID; crop OF 1910 13@I6c
per lb.
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MARRIAGE TO COUSIN
INCENSES FATHER
Heiress and Husband Have Mob
Reached Parental Home
TSeecial Dispateh to The Call

NAPA Cal. May II. - Mrs. Edward
Swortfgur and husband did not reach
St. Helena tonight from Los Angeles
Her father, George Sworthgur.
wealthy Napa county man, is still
angry today at the wedding OF his
daughter to her cousin Edward.
Edward has been employed in the
blacksmith shop Of Robert Walker at
St Helena for some time.
George and his brother Arthur do
not consider the boy fit husband for
Mariette. the heiress. who decided $780,
600 worth OF San Francisco property
to her brother last week.
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AMMUNITION ON
WAY TO MANILA
Liner Mongolia to Garry 5000
Tons of Cargo to Philippines
for the Government

4 E Pacific Mail
wharf is piled
many feet deep
with government
freight to be taken
to Manila by the
big liner Mongolia,
which is to sail
Tuesday, and will
make a special call
at the Philippine
port. There will
be more than 5000
tons of this govern :
ment cargo. which
includes 100000
rounds of small
arms ammunition
and a large guam
tity of canned
nna1-
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JOE CANS ENTERED
FOR LAST BATTLE
Former Champion Confident in
Fight Against White Plague

PRESCOTT. Ariz-, May 17.-Joe Cans,
former lightweight champion, is on
his way to Phoenix. where he will start
a life and death fight against tubercu-
losis
Cans is gaunt and weak. but game
1T has hit me several hard wallops, .
he whispered to friends who visited
him in his car, but am not knocked
out yet
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL S IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

mariners without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Nayigators 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 information always be obtained re
garding lights, dangers TO navigation and mat
Iers OF interest TO ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT,
l. g n in HharCa-
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yellow D, 4s5c; cut loaf IN barrels only. 1850;
II. & r. crystal dominos, ID cartons in cases,
s65c; do 10 cartons in cases. 0. 15c. Addi-
tional PER 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 ID bags.
10c more: half barrels Pc more; boxes, soc
more for all grades Bar in 30 and 40 10 tins,
order carload weight.
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RMS big shipment of government
Ireight VIII save the Mongolia from
ieaVlng here rather light, as of regu-
lar commercial cargo there will be only
about $500 tons. For some ships this
would be big cargo, but for the Mon
golia IL is little more than ballast.
The Mongolia win carry large num-
Der of passengers both In the cabin and
steerage. Among the passengers will
De the Count and Countess a. de Pler-
recon OF Paris. who are on their way
around the world.
Tc Enter Alaska Trade
me nrst steamer to leave this city
for the Kuskokwim river district
Aalaska; probably will sail about Sun
DAY. The steamer Arcata has been
chafterede by the Kuskokwim CONNER
gin loading tomorrow. About 500 tons
OF supplies viii be taken up on this
Trip Frank Joaquin. manager of the
with the Alaskan waters, will be a pas
senger on the Arcata and hopes to have
ms supplies landed within a very short
time
stanford Oarsmen Go North
among the passengers who left here
yesterday for Seattle on the Pacific
| coast steamship company's Queen was
the stanford rowing crew, which is go
l9g IN ms north to take part in the University
I
RED about $50 passengers. The Stan
ford crew consists of J. f. Partridge.
j. c. Huston. r. r. Gilmore, II. L.
Dlettrie. l.. diofer, R. f. Duryea, r. H.
Halls, H r. Seward, J. w Roberts. l..
v Acker, q. A. Dietz and NJ B. Har-
raher.
Homer Of the banana Run
The steamer Homer, which has been
southern fruit company returned yes
terday to this port. The Homer has
been running between San Bias and
san Diego. The charter has expired
and the Homer is back ready for an
other one. The fruit company that
had the Homer under charter Will ship
its bananas from San Bias to this port
by the Pacific Mail line.
Sherman Home,yard Bound
The army transport Sherman was
scheduled to leave Manila last Sun
| DAY, put dld not get away until Mon
4ay; 4ja,;rt,, On 2T, beard s the Sherman is the
has been in the Philippines for two
years and has been ordered to Fort
Crook, Neb-. and Fort Logan, Ark
Rate War Threatened
VICTORIA, May 17.-Advices re-
ceived today from Kobe state that as a
result of the practice of the Osaka
Shosen Kaisha steamship line in giving
a per cent discount on silk cargoes
to Tacoma the lines in the trans Pacific
freight conference have decided to be-
gin rate war and new tariffs are now
being prepared. The cut will be made
on silk freights only. The Osaka Sho-
sen kaisha operates in connection with
the Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget
Sound railway and the other trans
Pacific lines running out of Seattle and
Tacoma operate in connection with the
Hill roads
Water Front Notes
Receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,652,000 feet.
Inc inner ASIA and Wilhelmina, both
from this port, arrived yesterday Il
lHonolulu
The freighter Aztec. Captain Austin,
which is under charter TO Bates q
Shesebrough, cleared yesterday for New
York.
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan sailed
May 10 from Acapulco for this port.
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Change OF NIasters

Schooner Howard-Martin Hermanson. vice
Henry Panhcrst.
Steamer Sea Fox--H. P. Marshall vice z. A.
Sandstrom.
Schooner Emily L. Bitchard-Andrew Ander-
son. vice Henry Hanson.
Steamer Noyo-C. a. B. johnson. vice Charles
Under.
steamer Aztee-charles F. Austin. vice Charles
+. Stewart
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Beans and Seeds

beans lper ctll-Bayos. S6I006 25; pea. nom
~ l5a-. sn51l white, S340Q 4.60; large white,
oiackeye. S525 5.5g: line. 81 25d4. .S5: red kid
aess, 800 e o3oa cranberry beans. S4 zoGl4 50;
serNan4sss Sz-oOW 3-25; horse beans nominal
eeeos--broWn mustard. 4c; yellow mustard
-e-;;- IaAseeaa 5a5l2c; canary; 3l5c5s alfalfa,
g; tale, l4Z1ac; timothy. = acc; hemp,
- 8 20 &c; millet. 224c per To-
DRIED Peas-Green, S3.65a3.75 per ctl.
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. May 17.-wool-steady Medium
grades. combng and clothing. 20@23hc: light
/ fine, 1sd2oc; heavy fine, 13d15c; tubwashed,
25@S2c.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE market for stand.
ard copper on the New York metal exchange was
dull today. with spot and forward deliveries up
TO the end of August quoted at l2.25612. soc.
The London market was firm early, but lost most
Of the advance as compared with the closing
prices of last Friday. closing easy with spot
quoted at f66 and futures at Esq lSs 3D. Local
dealers report an unchanged market with lake
copper quoted at II. .75 d13c; electroiytic 70 62N
G12.75c; casting, 12.37l1 @12. SOC. Arrivals re-
ported at New York today were % tons; custom
house returns show exports OF 1851 TONS makine
,39s so far this month European stocks as
of May Is were I0S620 tons, compared witt
110210 as OF April So
Tin-Stsady. with spot and May quoted al
33 I21z a 33.20c; June. 33. 1898. .375ac; July
SO. $50 80. soc. London market easy. with spot
quoted at ESQ IS Cd and futures at f15l los
Spelter-Dull. Spot. b-25@15.50c New York
5.o5@5.1 .15c East st. Louis. London market un
Iesd-Duli. Spot, 4.25a4 .s5c New York
4121k 171zc East st. Louis London markei
unchanged at f12 l2s Cd
Iron--Lower at 49s 715d for Cleveland warrant.
in London. The local market quiet. No.
foundry northern, Sl7diI.75; No. 2, s16.50@
1928: No. / southern and No. 1 southern soft
Sl6.25 Gi6.75.
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The schooner E. B. Jackson at Grays Harbol
loads lumber there for Callao at 40s.
The steamer Melville Dollar Is under charter
for grain from Puget sound to Manzanillc-
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By United wireless

Tuesday May II, 1910.
STEAMER MAyERICK-Left Tacoma for Rich
moDd ar re a. m May 1G; at 4.20 D. m.
May l6 off Port Townsend Fresh west wind:
clear; barometer, 1927; temperature, 54. Due
at Richmond Thursday morning.
STEAMER COLONEL E. L. DRAKE-Left Rich
mond for Seattle at l1:45 a. m. May IA: at S
y. M. May 16. - miles north of Cape Arago.
Clear; strong northwest wind; moderate sea
barometer, s0l4; temperature, IS.
STEAMER KLAMATH-Left San Francisco for
Portland at 12:45 p. M May IA: at S D. M
May i6 of Coquille river Light northwest
wind: smooth. Will he IN Astoria early
tomorrow morning. All we'll
STEAMER PREsIDENT-Left San Francisco for
Seattle az p. NJ. May II; at p. M May 10
eight miles north of Destruction island. Light
northwest wind smooth sea; clear weather
All well.
STEAMER HILoNIAK--Left San Francisco FOR
honolulu, via Seattle, at D. NJ. May 4; ai :
p. IN. May l6 9S3 miles from Cape Flattery
Light south wind; smooth sea- cloudy baronl-
eter, 80 10; temperature, IS.
STEAMER GoVEREoa-I.eft San Francisco for
San Diego at p. IN. May 16: at S u. M MAY
16 seven miles south of Pigeon point Calm
and hazy.
STEAMER MANN sMITH-Hence May Is for
Coos bay; May 16. p. M. passed Cape Mendo-
cino. Weather fine, clear. calm and smooth
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18

il; insi; pigeons. Sl.75a2' squads. $3.50; geese.
Game (per dozen)-Nominai.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-18
Chicaro Dairv Produce Nj,

CHICAGO. May -Butter-Steady. Cream
cries, 23l27c; dairies 2I625c.
Eggs-Receipts. 80, $40 cases. Steady; at mark
cases included, 16Ql9c; brsts, 10; prime frsts,
20c.
Cheese-Firm. Daisies 14Ac; twins, 1872 6e
l3&c; Young Americas, l5c; longhorns, 14A a
14l5e.