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RE|NvEST|CATE CLAIMS
ACTION IN ALASKA COAL LAND
CASES ORDERED.
Work to Be in Charge of Andrew
Christensen, Who Succeeded
Louis r. CLAWS.

All the Alaskan coal land claims.
with the exception Of the famous Cum
bingham group, will be reinvestigated
by order of Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger. The work will be in charge
of Andrew christensen. who succeeded
Louis r. CLAWS when the latter was
dismissed as chief Of the field division
Of the general land Office, with head
quarters at Portland. Ore, which had
charge Of the Alaskan district.
It was Mr. Christensen who, during
the Ballinger -Pinchot investigation,
directed the opening of box stored in
| the federal building in Seattle and be-
loning to Mr.. CLAWS, which resulted
in the finding of twentyfour letters
| that had been missing from the Juneau
land Office. CLAWS claimed the letters were
put there without his knowledge and
the action was frame up" arranged
by his enemies. The two men have
been bitter foes ever since.
To Examine 900 Entries.
In view Of the Importance Of the
Alaskan coal fields, the investigation
Of the claims has been separated from
the Portland Office, and Mr.. Christen-
| sen, with the title of chief of field di-
vision in charge of Alaskan coal land
| investigation, will examine the nine
hundred or more entries. averaging $50
acres to the claim Some of these
claims were examined by Mr.. CLAWS.
The Cunningham claims will be except
| ed from the investigation, because they
| have already been reinvestigated and
the record is now in the general land
Office awaiting action by the commits
sioner
Mr.. Christensen is in Washington
comforting with officials Of the Interior
Department regarding the work. He
says he has received instructions from
his superiors to see that every one gets
a fair show, including both the govern
ment and the claimants.
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To Quit Race for Congress.

IRONTON, Ohio. August 2.-Represent-
ative A. r. Johnson of the tenth Ohio
district, a republican recently renomi-
mated. announced that he would withdraw
because professional duties required all
his time.
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Torchbearer Wins in England.

BRIGHTON. England, August .
Charles Carrolrs Torchbearer won the
Alfriston plate of $500, distance one mile.
today. :, Colleen was second, and st.
Justinian third. Four horses started.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-02

Louis Montgomery, twelve years odd.
son of George f. Montgomery. was
drowned in the Potomac river at Cumber-
land, Md, Sunday, while bathing in COM
pany with four companions. IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-02

w. Andrew Wright, sixty-six years old
of Orange county, Va, died at his home
after lingering illness.
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TAFT DETERMINED IN
HIS VOW Of SILENCE
Hereafter Presidential Talks
Are to Be Few and Far
Between.

BEVERLY, Mass, August 2.-PreSdent
Taft followed up yesterday the recent
cancellation of his western and south
ern engagements by announcing that his
speeches of the future will be few and
| far between. He politely but firmly told
committee Of citizens from Providence,
X. J., that he could not reconsider the
cancellation of his engagement to speak
before the Atlantic Deep Waterway AS
ISOLATION in that city in September. Mr..
Tart regretted having to say no, but that
important matters of public business
would claim his attention from now un-
til the converting of Congress.
The President did not give a definite
answer to Gov. Eberhardt Of Mime
sofa and delegation of fifteen repre-
sentative men of ST. Paul who came to
urge him to accept the invitation to
speak before the National Conservation
congress in that city September ). Mr..
Tart is inclined to accept this invitation.
conservation seems to be the theme of
the hour, and the President is anxious
That his position on the subject shall be
fully understood.
To Be Flying Trip.
He contemplates devoting a large pro-
portion Of his coming message to Con-
gross to this subject. If he goes to ST.
Paul he will simply write the conserya-
ton feature of his message in advance
and deliver it in an address before the
conservation congress. In this way the
st. Paul engagement would interfere but
little with the Presidents plans for the
next three months.
Mr. Taft announced positively that il
ne goes to st. Paul it will be on fly
ing trip and he will make no speeches
either going to or-returning from the
Minnesota city.
Pilgrims to Be Theme.
The Presidents only definite speaking
engagement, as matters now stand, is at
Provincetown Friday, when the Pilgrims
monument is unveiled This address will
be brief and will be devoted wholly to
the Pilgrims.
New York state politics brought Vice
President Sherman and William L. Ward,
republican national committeeman for
that state, to Beverly late yesterday, and
they were in conference with President
Taft for an hour or more They came
unheralded. There was no attempt to
conceal the fact, however, that the visit
had to do almost wholly with the situa-
ton in New York. General politics also
was discussed, and the President found
his visitors optimistic over the outlook.
Wants q Good Man.
Candidates for the New York governor
ship were talked over with the President.
Among those mentioned were Clark Will
liams Of Albany, state superintendent Of
banking, and Henry l.. Stimson, former
United States district attorney, and now
in charge of sugar trust prosecutions.
1t is said that the talk was not confined
to these two, but they were the only
names recalled by the parties to the con-
ference.
The President is said to have confirmed
to his New York callers the position he
took in the Ohio state fight, that of
keeping "hands off, He said that he
was interested, of course, in the choice
of a good man to head the state ticket,
but he would leave the selection to the
state convention.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
General MerchandIse

Bags-Grain hags. 5lac spot and Sc 1911 de
irerr. San Quentin bags. nominal; wool bags.
= ~ Tor 3ia Do and 23iac for ID; fleece twine,
-itr nor lh.
PENNSYLVANIA anthracite egg. SIG per
+6r wellington 50. New Well ngfoD. so. Coos
te- 81 Australian bouse- Richmond, etc. 50:
=pefsw Main. 50. stanford Richmond. 50; Cum
srerland So in bulk and $3.50 IN sacks; Welsh
-shthracite. SIS; coke SIG per ton in. bulk and
-onorarions are for barrels. Ianseed.
81 ID ppr "a Ion Tor boiled and Sl-oa for raw.
..csees Sc more; castor Oh in cases. No ]. 71c;
Bakers A. S1.1Td1.19; China nut. cases, $50
T5c Der gallon; cocoanut OIL. in barrels. sOGf
S2Ibc for XXX. 77l2 n Sic for No. L and 75d
7Sl5c FOR No. >. according 10 quantity; extra
.bfesched winter sperm oil. soc; natural win
rer sperm oil. soc: natural whale oil. 55c; pure
Ierd Oh 81. winter strained lsrd oil. eOc:
rure neatsfoor oil. s5c; No J neatsfoot OH. Csc;
herring oil. soc: salmon 0il.> SOC; boiled fish
coal oil gasoline. efc.-Water white, iron
barrels or drums. PC; 100 degree oil. iron bar
rfs or drums -10izc: special DO. lie; pearl oil in
ses I6c: astral 16c: star 16c- evtra star, 1ec;
Tlsire 23f9c: eocene 1sc red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk 17c, in cases 24c;
qfgine dstillafe. En- drums l2c. cases Tc more:
Sc degree gasoline. TO bulk 3oc. in cases 37lkc:
vsruish makers and painters naptha, in bulk
Turpentine- % per gallon In cases and Csc
Tr bulk. drums ana iron barrels.
O. Rosin-E So 30: F, 9.z5: g, S950: II. Sa55:
q Sq.60: X, S9.75: n, SO; \. Sl0.35; WG.
S1OiFO. WV. Sl0aj per barrel of 2s0 lbs
Red and white lesd-Red, 81 &c; white, "a
canned Fruits-The California Gamers associ.
alton quotes 1910 pack follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
BY United wireless

Tuesday, November 1.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Kahului for
Port San Luis; Oct. 81. p. m. 40 miles from
Port Harford; weather hazy; wind northwest
all well.
STEAMER ATLAs-From Seattle for San Fran.
cisco, with barge 90 in tow; expects 10 arrive
at San Francisco Nov. 1. about p. m.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Seattle fol
Port San Luis; Oct. 81. p. M, OF Yaquina
head; weather fine; clear, smooth and calm
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-From Hilo for Sar
Francisco; Oct. ST. p. M, 1S4 miles from
San Francisco lightship; partly cloudy; fresh
northerly wind moderate northerly swell and
sea- viii arrive at p. if weather moder
ates
STEAMER GovERNoR-From San Francisco
for San Diego; Oct. 81, p. NJ. miles south
of Point New Year; heavy fog; light northwest
wind; small sea: barometer 3012: Nov. l. 8 a.
M, abeam Of Point Conception; weather over
cast and misty; fresh southeasterly wind; small
sea- barometer 3o.0S; temperature go.
STEAMER AsUNCIoN-From San Francisco FOR
Portland; Nov. l. 5:15 p. M, met steam
whaer 25 miles north Of Point Reyes headed
for San Francisco; $3.50 p. M, 40 miles north
west of Point Reyes, light northeast wind;
moderate northwest swell; clear; barometer
3010.
STEAMER MAVERICK-Trom San Francisco for
Seattle; Nov. l, 500 p m, of Duxbury; light
northwest wind; clear and smooth
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Nor. lie. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says:
The cotton market for future delivery was
quiet and featureless. New Orleans was closed
on account Of a holiday and all markets had
more or less Of holiday appearance. Spot mar
kets were also quiet and unchanged TO 1-i6c
lower, notwithstanding reports OF a better in
quiry from spinners.
Another large crop estimate put out by
New 0rleans man In which the crop esti-
mated at 10. 900. 600 bales, but the report had
no influence as a market factor.
If the crop is to be as much l2500. 900
bales there stiD remains TO be marketed about
o. -, ,SST bales which added to the present Wis
fble supply Of American the total avail
able of II .5S1. .705 bales for the remaining 10
months of the season. against only 10 23S 694
for the corresponding period last year and 49,
0Ta .23o in 1905. the 13. 900 bale crop year.
'Spinners takings are already running behind
last year and year before last and it would seem
that the supply the basis Of even a - 600 900
bale crop will prove ample at prevailing prices
unless there is a marked improvement in trade
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. Continued light re-
celpts and heavy demand caused another advance
in eggs today Both ranch. candled. frsts and
case count went up 1c. making the prices
49c and 45c dozen respectively Present con
ditions indicate very high egg market this
winter.
Butter and cheese firm.
Receipts Of produce in Los Angeles were:
Eggs, 6s cases; butter. u 601 pounds: cheese.
220 pounds; potatoes. 1910 sacks: beans. 80
sacks; sweet potatoes. 303 sacks; apples, is, IA
boxes.
Butter-California creamery extras, 35c; dc
frsts, 32lac: cooking, 25e; lade, 25c.
Eggs-LOcsl ranch. csndled, 49c; do case
count. buying price. 45c; eastern fresh. 35c;
| eastern storage packed extra, 32e; do storage
seconds, 2Tc.
Cheese-Northern fresh; IsG1slzc: local, 1sc;
Oregon daisy. ISi5c; eastern singles, 1Sc: do
twins. I5!agIse; eastern daisies, 1s55c; long
horns. IS d1ec; eastern cheddars 20c; i'm
ported swiss, 32c; jack. 20c: domestic swiss,
22d 24c; cream brick, 19e; limburger, Ice.
Beans-No. l pinks. S5.50d6; No. l Iimas.
S5G5.5o; No Lady Washington. $3.50; No
small whites, S4.50d475; No. 1 black eyes.
$3.50; No. l garvanzas, $3.50; No. l California
lentils. S6l6.50
PotatOes-Hghland (ctl.). 81 .20G1 so; Salinas
S1.75; yellow sweets, 81. .3561. so.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports

Exports by the City of Para
The steamer City OF Para sailed for Ancon di-
rect Saturday with cargo valued at S231 .22S.
manifested as follows; For New York. $40, T65;
Panama. 81. 1s2; Colombia. S25T9; Ecuador,
S7.17S; Peru. $500; Dutch Guiana. 81 $50; Bar
BADGES island. $3.50: Trinidad island. S2.O4o;
Jamaica. So $40: Central America $764.. The
principal exports and their destinations were as
follows:
To New York-15S,612 gals wine. $50 gals
brandy. 295 26S lbs beans. 1OO35 cs canned
goods %, 644 lbs dried fruit. 50 300 lbs rafsins.
II .95S cs salmon. 100. 161 lbs nuts. $4,000 lbs
pearl barley, 1902 lbs WOOL 5.8S7 fbs old rub
Der, pkgs machinery. so bales hair. T0,5O0 lbs
horns, 80 594 lbs glue.
To Panama-35O salmon. $500 lbs garlic.
To Colombia-1s9 bbls -four. S55 es salmon T2
cs blasting powder
To Ecuador 500 bbls Hour. 134 ca salmon.
80 coils rope.
To Peru-3, ,93S lbs tallov.
To Dutch Guiana-29O salmon, es canned
fruit.
To Barbados islaDd-T5 salmon.
To Trinidad island--425 cs salmon.
To Jamaica-SOO cs salmon.
To Central America-165 cs salmon, 500 lbs
spices, is bales slippers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

f,E queen and 50d75c for other varieties; spasll
-.l.+s- ~ "a SOC. large boxes. muscat. 81 d1.25;
-.,A'itf % n sOc; seedless. S1.T5M2. black. coo
grapes. nominal
lJrns Fruits (per box)--Navel oranges. 50 80
80 alencia oranges S3.T5d4 for fancy. S36
-SSi.s TOT choice and Sl50d2 for standard: grape
ss.esI Soa9 for seedless. lemons, S6d6.50 for
fancy. S4Q5 for choice and 81 50d3. 80 for stand
&fa, Mexican lines So. Soar.
-Eeplcal Frulrs-Bananes. Sld1.75. q bunch
! p: Hawaiian and Maxican. 50 5o6S so for Cen
et american; pineapples. S2-5o@5.50 per dozen.
p Dried Fruits. RaisTns. Nuts and Honey
ha2sins are weaker and loose muscatels are
lower There Is considerable rain damaged stock
on lne market. The market is reported quiet
SoHqitions in dried fruits remain unchanged
ana previous prices rule. The packers are Still
occupied in -flliBg their orders.
trulus--ETeporated apples. 107i nc; fancy. Ss1
c1<cs aprlcOts. il BE: fancy MoorparEs. l3l a
SO peaches, 3 y 613c. fancy &C. pruaes. 5l< a
SIC, with no premiums for the large sizes: fgs.
Qs-ac for black and 5d6l5c for white; pears,
lO4I6c.
Rslsns-New crop layers. clusters-6 crown.
p s<-9l;- . crown. 81: 2 crown, S1.50s crown.
$50; crown. SL2o: seeded, 5d5l2c for. choice
g loose mEscstel. = crown 5lzc. 3 crown zi2c.
crown 4c; seedless- 81 a7424c; new raisins, ) \ G
. IN sweatbox at Fresno.
- Nuts-A lmonds. nonpareils. 1Jc: IXL, 14c: ne
Plus ultra l3c; peerless. 12c: brakes l11ac; Ian
Eueaocs, 1lcs hsrdshen. 7i5 q Sc: shelled almonds
oVd3oci new welnuts .15c per 3b for No. /
90 tshells, lAl1c Tor No. j standards; No Z
tlendaro, lie; pecans. l4i2 l5c; peanuts ~
-oIl3c per lb.
Hoaey-Wator white comb. l66l7c: white do
Ia. l2lac; amber do 1odl1c: extracted 81 dSc
ior white Z "a Sc for light amber and 5i2@o'ac-
BeesHaK- @SOc per ID for light and -23a
<oc Tor dark.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
New York Produce


common 10 choice. 1910. 1sa 23c; 1909. 15@ 1sri
f: Pacific coast 1910. 14Q1sc; 1909. 1oG14c.
Hides-Firm.
Petroleum-steady.
Wool-Quiet.
centrifugal, eG test. SOC; molasses sugar. Sc
test. 3.05c Refined quiet.
Cohee-Futures closed steady. net l point high
or 10 3 points lower. November. S. T5c: Decem-
her -SS0c: January. S.s5c: February. S.90c:
March. s.97c;- April. $500; May. &c; June. 9.02c
July. 9.03c; August. 9.04c; September and 0cto-
her, 9.05c; New York warehouse deliveries yes
terdsy 9.l57 bags, against 1876 last year. Spot
STEADY; Rio No. l. lie; Santos No. 4, n3sc
Mid quiet: Cordoya. 11A @13a4c
Butter-Firm; factory, June make frsts, 2Sia
Cheese-S Steady and unchanged
Egks-Firm; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery, white. asa SOC: do gathered white 80 a
zoe: do hennery brown. S6G8sc: do gathered
brown. 32Q 35c; fresh gathered extra frsts. 30d
32c; do frsts. 2TG2Sc; do seconds. 24M % = c;
fresh gathered dirTies. No. ] candled. 22G23c:
do No. ?. 20d2lc; refrigerator firsts. in local
storage. 24Ia d25c: do seconds. 22l1 1G24c; re-
frlgerator special marked fancy, in local stor-
age. 25l4 G26c.
Dressed irregular. Western spring chickens,
l3@ lo@ I5e' 90 fowls nGl41sc; DO spring turkeys
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Flrm and moderately ac-
tive; On the spot fancy is quoted at 10d lie for
prime old and new. IL acc; common TO fair,
Prunes-In better demand owing to the colder
weather. hut stocks are fairly large and prices
are unchanged. Quotations range from sc TO 1oC
for CALIFORNIA; up to 304os and from 724c to
9lae for 0regous from Cos TO 30s.
Apricots-Quiet but steady: choice. 12L a
T2&c; extra choice, l30 1312c: fancy, 1871 a 14c.
Peaches-Steady. with fair jObbing demand
choice, I@719c;- extra choice, sdSl2c;- fancy,
Rsisins-Bareiy steady owing 70 conditions on
the coast. Loose muscatels are quoted at 81 a
eI4c; choice 10 fancy seeded. e54 d7Ac; seedless,
SAGE; London layers. S1.20d1.35.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

number of Japanese and 1S0 Chinese,
the latter on their way home to cele-
brate the Chinese new year.
Among those deported were 49 Hin
dus, 81 Chinese and one Japanese
woman. Most of the Hindus were re-
fused landing on account of physical
unfitness. Eighteen of the Chinese
were captured trying to enter the
United States over the Mexican border.
The Japanese woman came here as a
picture bride, but was deported on the
son.
Among the cabin passengers were
many prominent Japanese, including
Baron Mitsui, his wife and daughter.
Osaki was with her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Dargie and DIR. D. D.
Crowley of Oakland were passengers
on the liner They are booked through
to Hongkong and were accompanied to
the wharf by a large number of friends
The Tenyo's passengers included
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, Nov. 1.-The activity in the Boston
wool market is not quite marked. although the
demand has broadened and values show q decid
edly hardening tendency.
Good sales are still being consummated in
territory stock Of all grades and fleece woods are
In demand. Good woods running scarce and
efforts are being made By local dealers to dispose
of poorer grades Considerable speculation L,
reported in fine secured territory IN addition to
buying by small mills
Kentucky Indiana and Missouri three-eighths
blood. 29GS0c; quarter blood, 2762Sc
Secured basis-Texas fine IL months, 5s@6oc;
hne. 8 to S months. 55Q57c; fine, fall, @5Oc.
California northern, 67@60c; middle county.
52Q54c; southern, 4S650c.
Oregon. eastern, No. ! staple. 62@64e; east.
ern clothing. 56@57c; valley. No 4, 52954c.
staple. Ss9is6c: fine ciotb,rs1 sTa5se; f,ne me
dium clothing. 55@56e; half blood, conbing, 90
q62c; three-eight blood. combing, 53@55c;
quarter blood, combing 51d53c.
Pulled extra. 65c: fine. 5S@6ec.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02

11H H@r4%c; Hawaiian, 11@15c; Ecuador II rs ssc;
Soraage-Manila Sc; SisaL ~ 1se; ona 80 ner
10, net cash. no discount 90
Sslt-Bales common. s1.50; granulated: 81;
dairy, common. $lo.50 for sos and $3.50 Tor
granulated; half ground, per ton, s7.599s f9r
zoos; rock salt, $T@7-50; imitation Liverpool
SI250 per ton.
Quicksilver-S44 G45 per task for export anu
S4664T. 80 for local use.
Pacific Coddsh-The Union fish company quotes
as follows: Bundles, small, whole, 50 ID bales.
eastern sfyle. 81; Anchor brand. nc; narrow
gauge. Slhc Silver King, SIC: Golden State, Sc;
blocks. sIsc: oriental blocks. Sc; crown brand.
boneless lOe; 2 ID boxes fancy boneless, lie;
half bbls picked cod, $5.75 each.
The Alaska Goldfish company quotes follows
Bundles, small whole 4a4c; cases, regular, large,
whole. 6Ac; cases, extra, CSC; cases. eastern
style. &c; Frigate, 713c; narrow Paragon, Sc;
Monarch, S$4c; Western Pride. Sc; Imperial, IL
ollie Ocean Wave, Sl2c; Siberia, SC; star.
10 tablets. s&c: Pacific Belle. / ID tablets.
&c; Choice Bits crates. u ) III boxes, 1oc; do
80 10 boxes, lie; picKled cod. hair bpls. 30 oU
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard. fine granu-
lated, 5cs standard coarse granulated. &c; fruit
T. & f. crystal domnOs lb cartons in cases.
SC; do in 2 ID cartons in cases. S.50c: monarch
bar, 5.55c; tablets. in half barrels 5.50c do in
p III boxes. 5.15c: cubes and crushed. 525e:
monarch powdered. 5.I0c; xxx powdered,
2.lOe; candy granulated, 5.l0c: confeetioners' A,
&c; confectloners' crystals. 5.40c: extra fine
granulated, 4.S0c; magnolia A. 1900; extra c.,
4.J0c; golden C. 440c; d. 1900; barrels and
50 10 bags lOc half barrels 25c boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net Bar
10 30 end 40 10 tins Sl.70 more. in and 10 lb
TINS 81 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade IN 100 ID bars
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows Granulated basis. sc;
Higrade" bar, 5.35e; powdered. 5.1Oc; A
crushed. 5.25ci berry, sc; c. & H. extra fine
granulated. Sc; coarse dry granulated. sc; con
fectieners' A, sc; confectioners' crystal. 5.10c;
cubes. $3.50; bricks half barrels, 5-50c; bricks.
in 30 10 boxes. 5.75c; extra fine dry granu-
lated 200 ID bags only. 4SOc; texcelsior A.
$500; extra c. 4.50c; golden c, 4.4Oc: yellow D.
45oc: cut loaf. in barrels only, &c; H. F..
crystal dominos lb cartons in cases, Sc; do
10 cartons. in cases. 6. soc. Additional per 100
lbs; In barrels and 30 10 bags. ~l0c more; half
barrels 25c more; boxes. soc more for all grades.
Bar in 20 and 40 ID tins. 81. 40 more: in 10 ID
tins. 50 50 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITToNs


depression of moderate energy overiies the
lake region and will probably move rapidly down
the st. Lawrence valley, affecting the north
Atlantic coast states. An of high pressure
is following the low and will probably over
spread the Mississippi valley Wednesday
Throughout the great basin and the southern
half of the Pacific slope the weather has been
clear and somewhat warmer. In the north Pa
cifc states cloudy weather with showers pre-
walls and will probably continue because of the
southward passage of a moderate low now over
lying Alaska.
There has been marked fall in temperature
in the plains states 1t Is IS degrees colder in
Iowa and about 16 degrees from Denver to St.
Louis.
In California there has been quick rise in
the San Francisco bay section and the lower
Sacramento valley.
The pressure distribution indicates a change
from north wind to south or southwest
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Wednesday, November q
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednes-
day. not so warm; cloudy at night; light north
wind. changing TO southwest.
Fer Santa Clara valley-Fair Wednesday. not
warm; light north winds.
For the Sacramento vaIley-Fair "Wednesday.
not so warm light south winds
For the San Joaquin valley-CIoudy Wednes-
day; light west winds
For California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
Wednesday; light north wind, changing to south
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
Eastern Livestock Market


mated at 5000 Market weak. Beeves, 81. 4O6
so: Texas steers S3.3005 60; western steers.
S4d6.65: stockers and feeders, 81. 10G5.35; cows
and beifers, S2.15d6.20; calves, S7.50610.25.
Hogs-Reeeipts. estimated ar 1900. Market
loc lower than yesterday. Light. S.; ;2o@s.6 50;
mixed. S7.T5ds s65; heavy, S7.35dS50; rough.
81 5d1.55; good to choice heavy, 1880 so;
pigs, ST.e0ds 40; bulk of sales. s7.60dS.40.
Sheep-Recepts. estimated at 1000. Market
1Oc lower Native, 81 60G4.3 30: western. 81. .65d
40: yearlings. S4.30G540; lambs, native, 81 IS
d6.G5: western, $4.75d6.6O.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. No. Nov 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 900. Market steady to strong. Native
steers. s.. .25@7 30; native cows and heifers,
81. 15de25: stockers and feeders SO. 40d ;. so;
bulls. S3d4.30; calves. $375ds; western steers,
S4d5.I5; western Cows S2.7565.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market 10c lower
Bulk Of sales, S7.e0Gs.4o; heavy. $1,000 IS 10;
packers and butchers, ssI0@s.45; light, SIS. .4oG
sheep-ReceIpts. 10000. Market steady Nut
ers and yearlngs. S3.S0G4.75; fed western ewes,
s3.25d425.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. l-Cattle- Receipts
10000. Market slow, steady. Native steers. 81 25
G7.25; cows and heifers. S3G5. US western
steers. S3.T5d6.50: range cows and hefers 81 s.
04.S5; Gamers. S2.15d4.50; stockers and feed
ers. S3q5.so; calves sS.50d7.50; bulls, stays.
Hogs@Recepts. $500. Market 1oc TO 15c
lower. Heavy. s7.60d7.95: mixed. S775617. 81; /;
light, 81 ESQ $50; pigs, SALTS; bulk Of sales,
sheep-Receipts. ss. 600. Market steady to
strong. Yearlings S4-4O@5.25; wethers, s3.600
415; ewes, s3d3.70; lambs. s6G6.5OA