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taken to the hospital ashore suffering
from what the Honolulu quarantine Of
ficer suspected to be plague and nobody
was allowed to land at the island port.
When the ship arrived here all on
board fully expected to go to Angel
island for seven days, and there was
general rejoicing when it was learned
that the Honolulu Doctors suspicious
Chiyo was what it appeared to be, a
clean ship.
The weather was thick outside the
heads, and although he searched
through the curtains of mist Captain
Greene could find no pilot. He brought
the big liner in himself and anchored
off the barge office just 10 minutes
later than the time he set for his ar
rival in wireless message sent four
days ago.
A coal barge moored off the end of
pier 42 fnterfered with the Chiyos
docking and, rather than delay the
Greene ran his ship alongside pier Az
shifting over to pier A after every
body was ashore.
Among the passen gers on the Chiyo
was Robert Burdette, the well known
preacher and humorist, who. with his
Wife, has been making an extended
tour of the far east On the outward
trip the Burdettes spent several months
a Honolulu.
Another well known clergyman on
the Chiyo was Rev. Charles r. Brown,
pastor of. the First congregational
church OF Oakland. who has been
spending vacation in the orient, ac-
companieJ by his wife.
There were several distinguisha ed
imposing, both in rank and appear
ance, was Woo Kwan Chow, treasurer
Of Anwha province, who has been com
missioned by the Chinese government
70 Go trx- nd fnr
the purpose of studying the postal and
telegra ph systems. He was accompan-
led by Lien Cha, who is a taotai In
Anwha province.
ger, is the wife of the Chinese consul
general at New York and the daughter
of Tang Shao vi. a distinguished Celes-
tial, who once visited the United States
as special ambassador Tang Shao vi
was also governor of Manchuria, spe-
cial envoy to India and vice president
of the Chinese imperial foreign office.
Among the passengers from the
orient was H. F. Arthur a well known
merchant of Yokohama. Mrs Hugh
Rodman, wife of the commander of the
u. S. s. Cleveland, and Mrs. John Glib
bons, wife of Captain Gibbons of the
cruiser Charleston, were also passen-
gers.
The waseda university baseball team
The Chfyo's cargo of 5.1ss tons in
cluded raw silk valued at more than
s5000 900 and 24,597 chests of tea.
The night of the Johnson Jeffries
fight, when the Chiyo was still more
than 1000 miles from port, the full re-
port of the battle by rounds was re-
ceived by wireless. The message was
set up by the ships printer, and the
morning OF July when the passengers
assembled for breakfact they were as
well off as their friends ashore, for be-
side each plate II the Daily Chiyo
Gazette was a full account of the event
that had held the attention of the
whole world the day before. They got
the news and were spared the explana
tions.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagements

lOnHdRe EnEd&euHcnts
The schooner Eric, on Puget sound. is en-.
gagged for lumber from Vancouver to Suva, Fiji
The Norwegian steamer Jethou Is under time
charter for lumber from Columbia river TO
China at 40s on the gross, and the steamer j. l..
Luckenbach is engaged for merchandise from
here to New York Both were chartered prior
The schooner winslow is chartered for Ium-
Der from Eureka to Redondo at 81. p, and the
schooner Lottie Bennett loads similar cargo at
Tacoma for San Pedro at the same rate.
OIL for Alaska
The steamer ]. A. Chanslor was cleared for
juneau yesterday with 10000 barrels Of crude
Oil In bulk. valued at $500 and consigned to
Douglas island.
Exports by the Pucbla
The steamer City of Puebla sailed for Vic
toris on Tuesday with cargo consigned to various
British American cities, valued at $2S,9 800. and
lssioo lbs dried fruit. $3.50 lbs raisins.
46,s6S lbs beans, 500 pkgs fresh fruits, 244
pkgs vegetables. 130 pkgs onions, so pkgs po-
tatoes, 10000 lbs salt 721 gals wine. 240 lbs
lbs chocolate. 1.4O9 lbs coffee, pkgs drugs. IL
pkas machinery 10 rolls leather, ~ cyls gas;
5,566 lbs brass, 10 cs ammunition 324 cs. 2o2
hbls and 10 half bbls oils. >69 pkgs wagon ma
The steamer also had cargo as follows:
For Australia-19 bales hose. 81 bales pack
ing and 8 cs dry goods, valued az s4.24s.
lbs dried fruit. 321 lbs beans. 81 pkgs groceries
and provisions and 1 pkg machinery, valued
at $767.
For other Pacific islands-27 cs canned goods,
valued at S92.
Supplies for Hawaii
The steamer WilheImina sailed for Honolulu
and Hilo on Wednesday with cargo valued at
S14I.962 and including the following;
2S0 bbls -four. 200 bales hay. 1.S0S ctls bar
ley 6.440 lbs beans 1885 lbs mill feed, 500
lbs peas, 222 canned goods. SO bbis. 20
half bbls and 10 cs salmon. 2.2O0 lbs fresh
meat. 500 lbs fresh fish, 1.247 lbs dressed
poultry, 30.2l4 lbs lard, 4.535 lbs hams and
bacon, $3.50 lbs bread 800 lbs Goldfish. 3,9oe
lbs and cs meals. 1895 pkgs fresh fruits.
1,191 pkgs potatoes. 500 pkgs onions. 2.076
lbs garlic, "A pkgs vegetables. $3.50 lbs butter,
2'45l lbs and pkgs cheese, 81 cs eggs, 2,100
lbs coffee. 3.S77 lbs and 20 pkgs dried fruit.
$50 lbs rasins 1.2S2 lbs nuts 5.135 gals and
80 cs wine, 20 cs whisky, 10 grape juice.
30 casks beer, 1000 SKIS cement, 5000 bbis
crude oil. 700 cs Kerosene. 40 and 10 bbls
refined oils y pkgs paints. 40 pkgs wagon ma
terial 159 and 1o6 pcs wheels, 90 es
boots and shoes 50 pkgs dry goods. rolls
leather. lis pigs saddlery and harness, Ill
pkgs and l carload machinery. : automobiles,
4ol4 lbs copper 403.4 .453 lbs fertilizer. 1900
II lumber. 1913 pkgs railroad material. IL pkss
agricultural implements. 50 cs cigars and
cigarettes. 4i5T lbs tobacco 16 es stationery,
80 pkgs sewing machines.
Change 0s Masters
Steamer Grace Barton: Old master c. n.
Weber .r.; master. Peter Hanson
Enrolied-SchoOner MOntezuma, master. +.
Soderman.
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Hsx ana FeedStuffs

Prices for alI staples under this head remain
az before. with the hay market dull ana agslnst
sellers =
BTan-S22 5Oa28 per ton for white and S21.5o
for red.
Affddlings-ssO02I per ton.
ShOrts-S23 50d24 per ton
Feedstuns-Roiied barley. s21.5O@22; rolled
oa rs for feed, S2S@29; mixed feed, $4,000 for
average lots: nnseed olcake meal. 20 tons $40,
10 tons S40.50 IONS Sal. smaller lots also;
cocosnut cake OF meal at mills. $25 In 20 and 1o
and S25 80 IN . ton lots; 1Cbbing, S26; corn
meal S84d35. cracked corn, $50 80; alfalfa
meal, carload lots, SIS; 3obbing. SIG; red star
alfalfa meal, SO IL car lots and SIG Joohing;
jobbing: Caproco oilcske meal, $I6.50 per ton.
Hay-Wheat, Se9l3 so; wheat and ost. sea
u: tame oat s9@l2; volunteer wild oat, S7d
10: slfalfa. sTG10; stock hay, S5G7 per ton.
SfraR-35d6Oc per bale.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
[ Special Dnpoich 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, July s.-Eggs continued their
advance today on Tie produce exchange. Candled
frsts are now quoted at sc. Butter was firm on
lfhf receipts. Potatoes are firm.
Receipts II produce were; Eggs 23s cases;
butter, DIG rounds; cheese. 9.s12 pounds; po-
tstoes. $50 sacks.
Cheese fper lb)-NOrthern fresh. 17c: eastern
twins, sc; eastern cbeddsrs, DOC; eastern long
horn, 1920; eastern daisy zoe: Swiss import
ed @oc; Swiss, domestic. 23c; brick cream, 20c:
limbreer. 20c
Butter tper lbl-Creamery extras. 81 &c: hrsts
soc: cooking hutte-. pc
Eggs fper dozl-Locsl ranch csndled. frsts
sc; case count, 2Sc. eastern fresh 2sc storage
extras. Pee
Beans per ctll-No. ! pink. $725: No.
lima. 50; LsGy Washington. 81. 10; small white
s.; hlsckeye- $500 gsrVsnzas. 81; lentils. 81.
PotstOes fper ctlA-Tdaho. s.. %; new potatoes
sL0 d %. 500 SOC nor lmg hoH
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Eastern yEveSfock Market
rTTTfrarn


CHICAGO, July S.-Catfle-Receipts esti-
Bated 81 1000. market. STEADY. Reeves s.. .357
50. Texas steers. = 25 as 50: western steers
- go "a; Srockers aud feeders. So 75d5.75.
cows and heifers, S2-S5@6.90; calves. Sc 50G
& 50.
Hoes-Receipfs estimated at Il. 600: market.
Joe lower. Light. s9M9.25: mixed. IS. .IO619. 20:
heavy. IS - n 2 o.: rough. IS. 3ON s. so: good
20 choice heavy. IS S0d9 %; pigs. none: bulk
~ sales. S.. .S5Q9. .05
Sheep-Reccipts estimated at 10000: market
l5c lower Native 81 55d4 65: western. s.. 500
q go. yeariings. s4.25a4 so: lambs native
S4.T5NS. western 81 fOM7 20.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July s-Cattle- Receipts,
5000; market steady. Native steers, 81. T5M
= IS; native COWS and heifers. So. 756i7 .2j;
stockeTs and feeders. 50 25M5-l50: bulls, So %
Ns.55; cclYes. 50 75ds -; western steers,
IS f3f9f 20; western cows. SO p fI5-50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market Zoe lower.
Bulk Of sales. IS 1898: heavy. IS. .65ds. so.
packers and butchers SS. 1919; light IS 95d
q 10; pigs 81. 5099
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market. steady. Nut
tons. S4Q5; lambs. $70sl5 fed wefhers and
yearlngs. 81 25Q5. 50; fed western ewes. So. IS
sOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb July S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; market. steady. Native steers
"a s5Me 10; COWS aud heifers. So 50d6 %;
western steers. So 1906: cows and heifers
g t5fg5 >: canners 50 70 so: stockers and
aseoess - $3.50 calves. s341; bulls. stays.
Boes-Receipts, 1000: market 15a25c lower.
sesyy S. 40@s. 65: mixed IS 450s GO: light
- - va :. so pigs. s. .5oas %: bulk OF sales,
sheep--Receipts. 800; market Ie6115c
lower Aesriines. 81 3005. 90; wefbers $50
80 ewes, SS-5e@z p; lambs. sc 25e17. 20.
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Hides, TaIIOw, Wool and Hops

Eides-Culls and brands sell about H@Ic un-
Ger quotations: heavy sslted steers 1055c: light
medium, 81 G1Oc; light. S5zc; cowhides, SIC
FOR heavy. Slzc for light; stsgs. 615 17c; s2lted
kip, 91a d10c; salted veal, 1415c: sRlted calf
lftsc: dry hides. lse: dry kip 1870; dry calf
&c; sheepskins. shearliBgs, 25Q40c each: short
wool. 40d60c; medium. 60a90c; long wool SOC
GSl 25: lambs 25050c: borsehides salt So %
@3 FOR large 'snd Sl.5092 for medium, 75caSI
Tor small and 25950c for colts; horsehides. dry,
81 .5oG2 20 for large and Sl25Q2 for medium
5Oc@Sl foE small ard 25Q5oe Tor colts; goat
skins, prime angorss, IScQ$1: large hair goats.
TeileW-No. 1 rendered, 5G6c; No. >, 4G5c;
grease 262kc.
WOol-Spring clip, San joaquin. years staple
l2di5c: do mouths. Tdl4c; northern. I60Ise;
Humboldt and Mendecino. l69lsc per 10.
Hops-California. 1241Sc Tor crop Of 1909
oregOns. 12@ISc per ID; crop OF 1910. 12QI6c
ib
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WESrpnRT- Arrireh Inlr e stmr lanistrann

WESTPORT-Arrived july S-Stmr Cspistrsnc.
from Astoria.
Mitchell for San Francisco. Santa Bar
bara. for San Pedro.
Passed in July sStmr Thomas L. Wand. from
REDONDO REACH-Salled July S-Stmr An
relia. for Eureka; schr Albert Meyer. for Bal
SOUTH BEND-sailed July s-Stmr Grays
Harbor. for San Diego.
PORT SAN LUIs-sslled July s-stmr Harold
Dollar for RedondO Beach.
EAST SAN PEDRO-Sailed July T-Stmr Fran
els II dsggett for San FRANCISCO.
from San Pedro for Bellingham; schr A. ~ Bax-
ter from Mshukona for Townsend; stmrs Wasp
and Umatilla. for San Francisco.
ASToRIA-Sailed July S-Stmr Rainier for
Harbor.
Sailed July S-Stmr Breakwater for Coos bay:
stmr Shna Yak for San Francisco; stmr Wash
tenaw. for Port San Luis
Arrived July sEStmr Rose City. hence July =
ALBION-Sailed July s-Stmr Grace Dollar.
for San Pedro.
GAMBLE-Arrived July s-Schr camano. from
Honolulu: stmr Fairhsven from Fort Ludlow.
HADLoCK-Arrived July S-Schr Prosper.
from San Pedro.
TAC0HA-Arrlved July ST. s stmr Marble
SAN DTEGO-Arrired July s-stmr virgiulsn.
from Saiina Cruz; sehr Wm- Olsen. from GrsyS
Sailed July s-Stmr samoa. stmr j. +. St-t-
500. for San Francisco via san Pedro.
haven. for Gamble.
SAN PEDRO-Arrlved July S-Stmr samoa.
from San Diego; sehr Sehome from As5oris:
stmr Coaster. from Astoria; stmr stanley Dollar.
hence July q.
Sailed July s-stmr Beaver. for San Francisco.
sailed July s-Stmrs Norwood and santa Mea-
lea, schr Louise. for San francisco. stmr Iaqus-
for Eureka: bktn Chehalis. for Grays Harbor
WILMINGTON-Sailed July s-Bktn CheAalis.
for Grays Harb0r.
GREENwOOD-Sai July s-Stmr Helen p
Drew, for San Pedro.
SKAGWAY-Salled July S-Stmr City OF Sc
sEwARD-saiIed July s-stmr Northwestern.
REILINGHASl-Arrived July s-stmr Ogym-
pic. from San Pedro
coos BAX-Saied July T-Stmr VI. 2. Plant.
for San Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived July S-S,mr
Santa Rosa, hence July T. and sailed for San
EASTERN PORTS
NEW GORk-Sailed July 1--Stmr Colon. for
DELAWARE BREAKwATER-Arrlve July
I-stmr oresoniaH AN from ron bGstS, PgSrtS Mexico
HON0LCLU-Arrived July s-Br stmr Asia.
from HongkOng via Yokohama.
HIL0-Ssiled June 20-Schr Sequoia, for 6rsys
FOREIGN PORTS
Y0KOHAMA-Sailed July 5-Br stmr Empress
MAZATLAN-Ssiled July I-stmr PennsyI-
vanis, for San Francisco.
ANTWERP-Sailed July @Br ship MsrlbOr-
ough HILL for San Francisco.
VICTORIA-Arrved July S-Stmr City OF Pu-
ebla, hence July ); Br stmr BellerOphon. from
Liverpool via China. etc; Nor stmr Thor. from
San Diego
OCEAN STEAMERS
+ NAPIES-Arrived July S-Stmr Lusitsnia-
from New York
GLASGOW July S-Stmr Csrthsg Il
Tan. from Phlladelphis.
LoNDON-Arrived July s-Stmr Sandman.
from Montreal
SOUTHAAfPTON-Sai July S-Stmr Cleve-
lapd. for New York
CHERBOURG-Arr July S-Stmr Prioz
Friedrich Wilhelm. fram New FORK for Bremen.
PLYM0UTH-Arrived Jslv S-Stmr Deutsch-
land, from New York for Hamburg.
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GeneraI sferchnndise

BsGs-Grsln bags, % Q5%c, June-July deiiV-
8h lb and Sic FOR lb; fleece twine, &c per ID.
Cosl-Pepnsylve1ta anthracite egg. SIG per
ton; wellington, Ses New Wellington, SO; Coos
bay. 81: Australian house-Richmond. etc 50.
Peiaw Main, So; Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
berleud. SO in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite SIS coke. SIG per ton in bulk and
oG-Quotstious are for barrels Lanseed. 600
per gallon tor boiled and sSc for raw; cases, &c
more; castor OF in cases. No. I. 7lc: Bakers
"A E1lTG1le: China nut cases. 606J70c per
cal; cocoanut oil IN barrels, 73d 7eikc FOR Xxx,
F2s5 acc fcr No I and 70073Isc FOR No . ac-
cordiSr 10 quantity: extra biesehed winter sperm
oil Soc; natural winter sperm oil. soc: natural
whale oil. 55c extra winter strained lard OF. 81
pure neatsfoot OIL. 75c: No ! nea tsoot oil. 6Cc:
heEing oil. 4oc; salmon Oh, SOC; boiled Ash oil.
S5c; paint OIL S5c.
bbls or drums. 91ze 100 deg. oil. iron bhls or
drums, lie, special Dc, II iac; pearl OIL In cases
l6lzc; astral, l64c' star. 16i2c, extra star,
IsILc: Elaine 201sc; eocene. 1g5ke; red crown
and motor gasoline, in bulk Ice. IN cases 28c;
engine disti0ate. IN drums 7lzc, cases &c more;
s6 deg gasoline In bulk SOC in cases 37Ibe:
varnish makers, and painters, nsDhtha, in bulk
Turpenfine-Is Sc higher al SIC per gallon in
cases aud Soc I'm bulk. drums and iron bbls.
Rosin (per hbl Of 2So lbsl-E 81 80; +, s.. so;
@. SS.05; H. Ssh; l. SS-25.
Red and White Lead-Red, Sh@eei white.
Refined SUGAR MARKET
he Western sugar refining company quotes as
lated. 5-65c; standard coarse granulated. 5. CSC:
f-uit srsnulsfed. 565c; cut loaf in barrels only.
: Csc; II 4 E. crystal dominos ; 10 cartons in
cases s-65c; DO, IN 10 cartons in eases, 9.15c;
monarch bar &c; tablets. IN haif barrels, else;
do IN boxes. 0.4Oc; cubes and crushed. 5.eoc;
monarch powdered. J75c; XXX. powdered.
> 15c candy granuIated. 5.75c; confectloners' A.
H65c; confect ioners crystals, DISC: extra fine
grsnulated. 5-45c; magnolia a, 5.25c: extra c.
.t.lfc- golden C. 50bc- y. z.95c. Barrels and %
lb bags loc, balf barrels 25c, boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs rhaa for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
in 81 sad 20 lb tins 81 20 more. in S and 10 ID
rms S2.35 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade iu loo ID bags
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com,
Isny quotes follows: Granulated basis. :. .65c;
l1igrade' bar. Sc; powdered. 5.75c; A crushed,
5.9cc; berry. 5.G5c; c. & n. extra fine dry gran
uiated, 5.65c. coarse dry eranulsted. 5.65c; con
fectloners 4, 5-G5c; confectioners crystal s Toe;
cubes. 5-9ec, bricks, 5-eoc; extra fine dry gram
lated 200 u bags only. 5.45c; excelsior A,
a-.3e; extra q. S15c; golden c. 5.05c; yellow D,
4-e5c; cut loaf in barrels only. 7.65c; II. & z.
crystal dominos. 10 cartons in cases. s. CSC; do
ID cartons IN cases. 9.I5c. Additional per 100
los: In barrels and 80 10 bags. 10c more: half
barrels &c more; boxes. soc more FOR al grades.
Esr In . and 20 ID tins. S1-70 more; IN 10 10
uus. S235 more. Minimum order, carload
eLFhr
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ness. Everything today in the way OF news was
bullish and IL there was any public interest in
the market TO speak of prices would have ad-
vsnced sharply. The weather map was bad,
continued cloudy and general rains reported In
the central and eastern belt and generally fair
in Texas and Oklahoma. Some rains
ported in east Texas around Palestine, where
they have had plenty of rain. but no rain in
northwest Texas and oklahoma, where 1t is
needed
Spot closed quiet points higher. Middling
uplands. 1b.40c; middling gulf, 1869. Sales,
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. July S.-As a result OF the steady
declining IN prices for wool in the American
market Boston wool dealers have not only
stopped large quantities of wool I'm transit from
Australia and sold them in London. but more
recently this city has assumed the universal
position Of actually being q wool exporter. 1t
is estimated that about LOO, 900 pounds OF
foreign woods held in bond here have recently
been reshipped to London TO be sold at auction.
For the entire six months of this year Boston
has exported 3,550.00O pounds Of wool as
against the normal amount of 170,o 900 pounds
for the same period of last year.
These figures, however, represent very in
adequately the wool which has been taken out
Of the Boston market owing 70 the depression
In the American textile industry
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SUMMER RESIDENTS
ENTERTAIN AT B0LINAS
SeeeiaI DispaLeh . The CaIl I

BOLINAS, July S--A number OF San
Rafael society people spending the
summer here gave an entertainment
last night for the benefit OF the local
improvement club. BOlinas is the old
est town in Marin county and The sum
mer residents wished TO show their
appreciation OF its natural and historic
attractions by swelling its improve
ment fud.
Among those who participated in the
entertainment were:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Howard. Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Neale. Rev. and Mrs.
Ernest Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs Willi7m
Bradford Mr.. and Mrs. John Parkin.
Lawrence McGovern. Miss Elsie Nc
Govern. Edward Howard and Harry
Pepper
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New York Produce


NEW YORK. July s.-Hops-Essy.
Hides-DulI
Petroleum teady
Nool--Cuier.
Sugar-Raw. firm: Muscovado 50 test g. ssc;
centrifugal. 96 test. & 33c: molssses sugar, SO
test. $3.50 refined. STEADY.
Coffee-Ci0sed stesdy. net unchanged Closing
blcs-July. 6Soc- August. SIC: September.
e-a5c.s October. 6.90c; November. C 69Oc: Deeem-
her. 6a5c, January. 0.a7lac: February. eesc;
March. 7c: April 7.01c: May, 704c; June Z O5c.
SPOT, steady. Rio No. :. e5se: Santos No. l.
ai iec, mild, steady; C0rd0va 9dl2ikc.
Butter-Steady. unchanged.
Cheese-Firm; state whole milk special,
l5ts a l6e; do fancy. I5c; do average prime,
Is = 0T4a1c-
Eggs-Stesdy. state Pennsylvania and
uearhv hennery white 25d2sc: DO gathered
white, 23d20c: do hennery brown, 24d26c; DO
gathered brown. 2Id24c.
DRIED FRUITS
EFaporated Anples-Quiet and steady with
little offered and little wanted: on the spot
fancy quoted al l0at q II &c: choice. SI5 a &c:
prime I1ec; comm0n 10 fair, 0d6%c.
l'runes-Firn with fairly sctive io5bing
demand. quotations ranging from &c TO 914c for
Cslifornas up ~ 30-4Os and AZ d9Ac for Ore
cons.
Apricots-Quiet and steady. with small
stocks Choice. 9ia a IOi4c: extra choice IOI5 6D
llc- fancy, IO4, a i2l5c
Peaches-Dull and featureless. Choice 6I5
aeSsc: extra choice, 7G754c: fancy, ~ dTIsc.
Rsisins-lnactivs and steady. Loose mus
cafel quoted 35s f5sze- choice 10 fancy seeded
- a6sse: seedless. 80 Gsi5c; London layers,
Sl2OU1.25.
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s. 25: do straights. 81: do clear, se25 per bbl.
Fsrinsceous Goods-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash, no discount. are as follows: Graham hour
s. GO per 100 lbs; rye -four. 81 90; rye meal
s. so. rice -four IS: corn meal. S2.60; extra
cream 60. $3.50; oat meal. s.. co; cat greats.
So so, fsrina. $500: hOniny. s.. 90; buckwheat
-four. So 4O whole wheat hour. $2.75: rolled oatE,
bbls. S6d6.50; do, IN sacks. SS.SO95-5Oi extra
cream do, $500 in sacks and 50 IN Dds rolie9
wheat. bbls S8.25. in sacks S2.9oMS. 20; peal
barley, S4.20; split peas, boxes 50 Tor yellow
and 50. 50 for green nef loo lbs.
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Gamer stock. ON Hand

NEW YORK July S.--Copper stocks on hand
July ! increased 1860 Oh pounds, as compared
with June I, according to the monthly statement
of the Copper Producers association, Issued here
today The report shows follows:
Copper stocks on hand July 1. l6S 3S6, OH
pounds an increase of 7.060.o44 pounds over June
/. June production l27 ,219,lsS pounds, an in
crease OF 9.3T6, 12S pounds over May. Deliveries
during June were 1I9, 259, ia pounds. increase
OF Ii, 45s. 4S2 pounds over May OF the deliv-
cries SO. .z69.l 1876 pounds were for domestic con
sumption and 65 94S for export The export
deliveries increased by 20, sos pounds over
May and the domestic deliveries decreased 5,s42,
01s pounds from those Of that month
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CHIYO MARU HERE
FROM The EFAREAST
Blocked by a Coal Barge Liner
Is Compelled to Tie Up at
Wrong Wharf

HE Japanese liner
Chiyo Maru. Cap
tain w. w. Greene,
arrived early yes
terday m o r n ! n &
from the far east
with 153 cabin pas
sengers, AZ in the
second ella SIS and 90
in the steera ge.
The steerage pas
sen gers included 81
Hindus.
The Chiye's pas
sengers were pleas
antly surprised at
the liners prompt
release from quar-
antine. While at
Honolulu one of the
ship's officers wa s
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Memoranda

Dimensions. ETC., OF Br stmr Prince GeOrgs
Built bT Swan Hunter & Richards at Walssn-
0n-Tyne: launched February Ii. 1910: length
S06 feet Al foot beam. rs foot depth; carry $50
ing here will proceed to VancOnveT. then to rua
between thar port and Prince Rupert.
Stur Roanoke. bound 70 ses. stopped OF Pre-
sidio to land two stowawayS and proceeded
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81 Lnuia Wool Market

ST LOUIS July s-Market unchanged. Me-
dunn grades combing and clothing. 22@23lac;
light fine. I7@lsc; heavy fine, 13@l4c; tub
washed. 25 y dd32i5c.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Marked

CHICAGO. July S-Butter steady. cream
eri1s 2Ai2 az sc; siries. ga 26c Eggs easy
? aar6- cases Included, 10@ l4c; frsts. Iec
~ trsts- u nc; receipts 9.535 cases Cheese
nrm- daisies, l51aa l5a8c; twins. l50I5l4e:
Young Americas, I5as NlGc; longhorns. l5st a
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL S IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


Office located in the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Nsvigators are cordially invited to
visit the office where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers TO navigation and mat
Iers OF interest to ocean commerce.
j. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant q. s. N. In charge.
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Army TRANSPORTS

Army Transports
The Crook Is at Manila.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan, homeward bound. sailed June IA
from Honolulu.
The Sherman sailed July 3 for Manila
The Sheridan. homeward bound. sailed June
20 from Nagasaki and will be here July II.
The Thomas Is in port
The Warren Is AT Manila.
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AUCTIONSALES
~ BIG AUCTION

SATURDAY. JULY 9. n A. ~
As head Of horses and mares for all purposes:
So wa CONS. buggies and harness; must sell 55I
9Th ST. Oakland.