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Exports hx the PuebIa

The steamer City of Puebla sailed for Vic
toria on Tuesday with cargo consigned to various
Brtish-American cities valued at s37 .542. The
following were the principal shipments
800 lbs dried fruit 80 6S5 lbs rasins 431
pkgs fresh fruits. 514 pkgs potatoes. 191 pkgs
vegetables. 20 bbls -four, SO. .0S5 lbs beans. Ss92C
lbs malt, 1.596 lbs spices. 900 cs canned goods,
920 lbs coffee 2.741 lbs chocolate 42s lbs cheese,
10 cs eggs, 957 lbs hops, S04 lbs nuts, SO cs
grape Juice, 276 gals and A cs wine. 4.S49 lbs
seeds, pkgs wagon material. 12S lbs tosacco.
lbs grease.
The steamer also had % pkgs machinery and
pkgs dry goods, valued at $10,770 en- route to
Australia
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Dccfduous and citrus Fruit~

There was good post-holiday business IL
fresh frHits yesterday. with navel oranges
grapefrDir and grapes finding the most favor
with retail tradesmen. Prices for grapes were
litrle higher Jhan Wednesday. while quo
fari0us for tiE citrus fruits were unchanged.
Strawberries snd huckleherries were weak re-
ceipts being IN excess of requirements. Gran
berries were irn IT advance. All apple
handlers continued IN report a dun market.
Srrs wberries-s2 50a5.50 per chest
Rasniarries- -S6Qq per chest
Hueh'eherries-41 1f1c per 10.
Cranherries-Cape Cod. Sl0d II per bbl.
APPLES fDer boXl--Fancy ter red. 90efi
81 o. % ~ tier 65T Sc: Newtown pippins. 90c
Gsl10. Renefower 75cdsI: choice fruit. 35 q
CO.. Christmas apnles. 81 per box.
PesrS-N inter Nellis S2T2-50 per box: cook
ing varieties 7Jc6 81 per box.
Ovinces-Sl n I.j0 per box.
Fi--SI01 p per box.
T'e-si mm0Rs-500 n I.fc per box
Poulegr granates-65G GT5c for small and s1dL5o
f0- large boxes.
GIepes-Crates G5c0Sl: small boxes. 40d soc:
iar~c boxes. muscat. 81 p 80: t0kay- S1d
l.-I- corn ichon. 75c2s 81 .: Terdel S1d1-25.
Citrus Fruits fper boxl-Narel ranges. 81 "a
nZ1- for choice and 81 -5002 . for extra
choice. rangerineS. sI-5G12.25 per box: grape
frl-f. S3I350 Tor seedless anl S1d1-59 for
common lemons. s5FI5.50 for fancy s.. .50G $50
fo- e-oioe and S2.50G3 for standard; Mexican
-irr~. s5a5.50.
T-o1ical Fruits-Bananas. 75cds1 25 2 bunch
far Hawaiian and Mexican S203 for Central
American pineapples. s2G2-J0 per dozen.
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NEW YORK. Nov 25.-Standard copper
quiet; spot and November 1250@12 65c; De,
cennber, 12.60@12.70; January. IL 7oG'I2 so;
February. 12.7715 G12. .s71ac. London, quiet
spot. f5T lbs: futures, f5s 13s Cd. Arrivals
reported at New York today. ITO tons. Gus
so far this month Lake copper. 13a13 25c
electrolytic. 12s @13c; casting, 12.50G12. 75c
December 81. 7.25@37 55c; January and Febru-
ary. 81 .20@37 so. London, strong; spot, f17o;
futures, t1T0 5s.
Lead-Quiet 4.4514 SIC. New York: 4soG
4.45c. East st. Louis. London. f13 3s 3D.
Spelter-Nominal 5S5@5.95c, New York:
5.S0d5.90c. East st. Louis. London spot f24
Iron-Cleveland warrants, 49s 71ad in Lon
don, Locally iron was quiet. No. / foundry
northern, No ] foundry southern and No /
southern soft. SIS. 75G1625; No 2 foIndry
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RGg Market in Nearby Counties
Scec5ol Disoaich 10 The Cell

PETALT-NfA. Nov 25-The decreased price
sfil maintains for eggs that prevailed Wednes
dav The hest price was paid by the Petalumf
eRE exchange. being soc for first grade. lnde
SScdent dealers and specuators paid 49c To 4oc
according 10 grade. Heavy rain has started the
grass seed 8nd improved conditions VIII sooI
prevail Poultry is .n good demand.
SANTA CRUZ NOV 25-With rain 10 start s
plentiful supply of green feed q change in the
egg market Is looked forward 10; likewise 9
change I'm dairy produce. which is already
slightly lower iu nrice Tozay's quotations were
without change first quality eggs bringing ooC
q dozen on an average and selling for DOC.
SANTA ROSA Nov 25.-There was no change
in the local egg market today. at local dealers
Offering 5lc p dozen. snot cash. for choice. and
z5r for seconds the closing price Wednesday
There Is slight Increase in the production.
, making tendency toward lower prices, al
though L Is not anticipated there VIII be any
material drop for some time.
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on ground. 10 inches.
EASTERN STATIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm has moved slowly eastward and now
overltes southern Nevada. Utah and Wyoming.
Rain has fallen from San Luis Obispo north
along the coast and from Fresno north in the
interior There has been heavy snow in the
Sierra The weather has been clear and warm in
the Rocky mountain section. the Mississippi val
ley and the south Atlantic and gulf states. There
have been no changes Of consequence. except q
fall of from to IA degrees in the Ohio valley
and a fall of about 20 degrees in Nevada 1t is
much cooler in the San Joaqpin valley. Rain
viii probably fall in the southern counties Satur-
day. Conditions are favorable for frosts Satur-
day morning in the interior.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair SATURDAY.
moderate north wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday, light frost
in the morning; light north wind
Sacramento vahey-Fair Saturday light frost
in the morning; light north wind.
San joaquin valley-Fair Saturday light frost
in the morning; light north wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-Showers
Saturday; brisk south wind.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 25--Observations taken
at Z a. m. Pacific time:
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Liner CHINA Due
HEREEARLY TODAY
Pacific Mail Steamer Is Bring
ing Large Number of Pas
sengers From Far East

HE Pacific mail
liner China, Cap
tain Friele, is ex-
pected to arrive at
6 o'clock this morn
ing from China and
Japan via Honolu-
lu. The China is
bringing about go
cabin passen gers,
100 Asiatics in the
steera ge and a large
cargo. If the liner
makes port in time
for the quarantine
officers to go aboard
at sunrise, the pas
gers probably will
be landed about 8
o'clock.
Cop+aiu Fsrie1e has
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PouItrv nnd Game

ket yesterday. retail frsdesmen had stocked
Un heavily before Thanksgiving day and were
not buying any more than absolutely necessary.
Two cars ~ western chickens came in. making
six marketed tins far for the week. A few
scattering cases ~ dressed turkeys reached the
market They were practically unstable ex-
cept At bargain rates. Live turkeys could not
be sold At ali The essiness in poultry extended
10 game.
Poultry fper dozenl-Hens S5d550 for small.
S60s.50 for large and SSM10 for extra young
ROSTERS scar: do extra S7-50d s. 80: old r0ost-
ers. s565.5O: fryers. s5d5.50: broilers. s3.5Od4
for small and S4.500 . for large: ducks. S7MI0;
pigeons. SIT5d2: squads. $3-50dz; geese 50. 50
n 3 per pair: live spring turkeys. 206 22c per
ID. dressed turkeys nom insI
Came (per zenl-Mallard ducks. $567 can
vasback. S5MS; sprig. S4d6: real 81 5Od5:
widCeon. S3d4; spoonbils. 81 5003. gray geese
3.50n $50: white geese S2m3: brant So 50M
z. hare Sl.5on2: cottontail rabbits. So.
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Corn n,eal and cracked corn are lower. No
other change in feedstuffs. The situation ID
hay rema ms as before stated.
Brsn-$30@ 81. 80 per ton.
Middlings-S34 a $3.50 per ton.
Shorts-$31 d3250 per ton.
Feedstuffs- Rolled barley. S2l. l.50d23: roleo
oats for feed. S29d3l: mixed feed, S25n26 for av.
erage lots; linseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40, il
tons $4,000. ) tons $4i. smaller lots S4l2o; co,
eoanut cake or meal at mills. $3.50 In 20 ana
10 and S26 in ton lots; ;obbing. $3.50; corn
meal, SS5036; cracked corn. $35a36; alfalfa
meal. carload lots S17. 5ohling SIS; RED staf
Modesto alfalfa meal. s17 in car lots and SIS
johbing: Stockton mealfalfa. S11 in car lots and
ton: ealfalfa SIG in car lots and $40 jobbing.
Hay-0rdInary wheat $9112.50; choice, $3.50
"A: wheat and oat. S9G11 80. tame oat. $50
l250; volunteer wild oat. S7el9; alfalfa $e9l1;
stock hay. S5.5O@6.50 per ton.
LSfrar-25HI q SOC rer hall
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net without discount: bakers extras. $500
$50; superfne, S4.40G4.eo; Oregon and WASH.
ington. per bbl. $4.60Gi4.S0 for family, bakers
patents Sc 10: do straights $3.50; Dakota pat,
ents. $40; DO straights, $..zG; do clear, So.oo
per bbl.
Farinaceous Goods -Buckwheat flour, $40;
buckwheat -four. self raising. 50; buckWnea. az
cream yellow So 25 extra cream white $3.25
corn -four s.: cracked wheat. $3.50; entire
wheat -four, $500: farina So. so; graham nonT sa
oat meal 81. %: do groats. S42j; pearl barley;
S420; rice -four. Sc: rolled oats, S429; rolieo ie
split peas yellow Sc green $3.50: extra cream
rolled oats. $50 lbs $3.50 90 ID sacks 81; roieo e
flakes. $50 ID bhls $575, 2 80 ID SACKS SD
81 %
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Dried Fruits. Rafsiks. Nuts and Honey

-FTa-o-afed annIes saao: apricots II
a. Iar. fancy Moorparks 1915 a l4c. peaches. 81
r f-.c- fancy &C. nrunes. SIC basis for the
II =. sizes and c. basis for the smaller sizes; figs
lou. i7sl- pears. 1Od BE
Raisins-Layers. clusters-e crown. 81 50; :
CROWN 81 4 crown 81 30. 3 crown. 81 30;
crown 81. .20- seeded AZ c for choice and &c FOR
feHcr- Thor1 sons seedess. 41ac; loose muscatel,
q Crown = re; crown. &c: crown. 3i6c; seed
joss . q f.; rasins IN sweatbOx at Fresno, "a
NIfS-Almonds. nonpareils 15c: 1XI 14c: ne
pins ultra he. peerless. 12c: brakes HE; Ian
cuedoes lie; hardsheIl. ~ dse: shelled almonds
a00.Jc: new walnuts. 15c per 10 for No. l soft
shells 14i2c for No. J standards. No. standard,
lie; Decaus. 49, N15c; pesnuts. 4l2 a SC; sDine
1ufs. 1sG 2oc: italian chestnuts. 12Ml4c; Call
fOrnia chesfnufs. SN10c per H.
F5ouer-Water white comb. sage honey. IA n
1Gc white CO. 12d12J1c: amber do 10dlic:
Sacramento river comb. 10d I3c: extracted, So a
sc for white. "a Sc FOR light amber and 5l4 d619c
per lb for amber.
Beeswax-273. a3oc per ID for light aud 2s@
20e for Tsrr
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Eastern Llvextock Market

CHICAGO. Nov. 25.-Cattle-R Receipts & coo
Market slow and steady. Beeves 81 5oG7 55
Texas steers. $4.20m5.40: western steers. 81 250
$50: stockers and feeders. $3.35075 10, cous
and heifers. S2.2jM6.35. calves. $7-2569 25
Hogs-Receipts d, 600. Market sc lower than
Wednesdays average. Light. Sc. 55d6 95: mixed
$6.55d7.05; heavy, $6.65 77.05; rough Sc. "a
$50: good ito choice heavy, 6.s0617. .o5; pIgs
S615M6.S5; bulk Of sales, S6.s0d6.95.
Sheep--Receipts, $1,000 Market steady to
1oc UP. Native. S2.25G4l0; western, s2.5o0
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Portland Lfvestock MARKET

4 PORTLAND, Ore. Nov 254Cattle- Receipts.
200 Market firm Steers. choice s5.25@5.6 60,
medium S4506l5; choice heifers. $4.I5G5; cows.
choice S4.500475. good So 25G3.50 common 81
@325; bulls, SO, 3,5004: stays choice s4d4.50;
calves. light s797.50. heavy s4@5.25.
Ss.I5@9 medium So 25@s.50
Sheep = Receipts 1900. Market steady.
Nethers, best valley So. 256l3. so. good $3d3.25,
best yearling S4.25d5; best valley ewes. $3.50
"a: lambs, choice mountain S5.50@6. choice val
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Beans and seeds

C0lored beans are firm and in good demand.
with higher prices for pinks and bayos. The
other kinds steady.
The lima bean harvest is COMPLETED in this
county saws a Ventura report -'and the crop
is estimated as the largest ever turned out.
Conservative Judges figure that the weld has
been 10000 sacks and despite the losses 10
the crop by the heavy September rains the out
put VIII be fully ND 10 that Of last year. when
there were $4,000 50 pound sacks produced.
Further. tho price this year at the opening Of
the season IS fully up TO that Of any year in
the history II the industry and considerably
higher than last wear"
Beans per ctn-Bayos. S475d5.10: small
white. 50 25H3-50. large white S303. 30: pink
S4.50Q4.so red. $5Gb.50: blackeye s5G5. 50;
lima. 81 4.60n -: red kidneys. $5d5.75: cram
berry beans S3-500 1 -; garvanzas. 50 J0613. %
horse beans. 81. 75d2. %
Seeds-Brown mustard. 42tc; yellow mustard,
-: hsxSeed. 5M51zc: canary. 3m3atc: alfalfa.
N3c: millef Sc per ID.
Dried Peas-Green. SS.T5d4 per ctl: Niles.
nominal.
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London Wool sales

LONDON. Nov. 25-The offerings at the WOO,
auction sales today amounted TO II PAS bales.
The quality was good and competition was
strong. The home trade bought superior greasy
and continental buyers took crossbreds. There
and Natal. and prices advanced shade. Faulty
woods were weak.
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Notfse to Mariners

Office of United States lighthouse inspector,
eighteenth district. San Francisco, Nov. %. 1910.
Humboldt bay entrance Cal.-Notice is hereby
given that south jetty outer end buoy No 2, a
red first class nun, off the submerged end Of the
south jetty. entrance to Humboldt bay. Cal. was
reported adrift November %. 1t will be replaced
as soon practicable. IL. Fl. p. List Of Buoys,
etc, Pacific coast. 1908. page 81
By order of the bureau of lighthouses.
W. A. MOFFETT,
Lieutenant Commander, Z. S. N, inspector.
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SuppIies for hawaii

The steamer Hilonian sailed for Honolulu via
Seattle and Tacoma on Thursday, with 2,519 ctls
barley. 4.52S lbs beans $50 cs salmon. 633 cs
canned goods. 55 pkgs potatoes. 100 drums distil-
late. 300 cs Kerosene. "a pkgs machinery, 81 tons
coke, ETC., valued at S11 ,962
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro.In

SAVANNAH, Nov. 2s.-Turpentine-Fir AT
7415c- Sales. 991: receipts (two days., j, ,o29;
shipments. 412; stocks, IA SOB.
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 3.599 receipts 34l42;
shipments, S,743; stocks. so. 425. Quote: B,
s5.55: D. $3.50: f. S5.e5; F. S. 7005so: q
S. 721a as. 90; H. s5.75: l. s6o5; K. Sc. 421s:
NJ, $3.50; n, 81; VIC. sT.35; WV, 81 745
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Weather Report
RAINFALL nara

United States Department or Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Nov. %. 1910.
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nr-I.- c.u--..r-nn


NAPLES-Sailed Nov 23-Stmr Duea de Ge-
nova for New York.
Arrived Nov 23-Stmr venezia. from New
York.
UEENSTOwN-SaiIed Nov. 24-stmr Majes-
tic. for New York.
ROTTERDASf-Ar Nov 25-stmr Nordam.
from New York
LONDON-sailed Nov. 24-stmr Minneapolis
for New York
NEW YORK-Arrived Nov. 25-Stmr KOenig
Albert, from Genoa stmr Romantic. from Genoa.
Memoranda
Per Br stmr Bankdale-Nov % and 23. on
Columbia river, experienced heavy Sc gales blow
Ing with hurricaneAfOrce and the seas washed
over the vessel; several pieces OF lumber washed
overheard.
Per Fr bark ST. Louis-Nov %. 20 miles west
Of Faranones. four masted ship. standing
east.
Per stmr Hornet at San Francisco from Nrukil-
teo Nov. 25-Nov. 22. 4:30 p. m, 25 miles NV
Of the Northwest Seal rocks. IN heavy SE gale.
with high cross seas which swept completely over
the vessel carrying away deck lashings and
washed overheard about 100000 feet lumber OF
deckload: also carried away stanchiOn on star
board side: also received slight damage to deck
houses; the gale lasted three days
Per schr Wm. Renton-Nov. % Z D. m. 10
miles north OF Point Arena in a dense fog, got
very close In shore and was towed OUT By stmr
Pomo.
COOS BAY. Nov 25--Stmr NJ T. Plant from
San Francisco this afternoon. was delayed on
account OF disabled machinery.
PORTLAND. Nov. 25.-Stmr Temple E. Dorr.
from Grays Harbor. previously reported az As
torla In distress. will have tOpsides and part OF
deck salked before proceeding.
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Chicago Dairy Produce ,farket

CHICAGO Nov 5.-Butter-Steady: cream
cries. 24d311sc; dairies 23d27c Eggs-steady;
receipts 2.57S cases: at mark. cases included.
Easy; daisies. 1917 d15s4c; twins. 14lk df4l5c:
Young Americas, 1914 Gl5kc; longhorns, l5I9@
15atc.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Hops-steady.
Hides-Steady.
Wool-Quet
petroleum-Steadv
Raw Sngar-Firm. Muscovado 3.43c: cen
sugar, quiet
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporsted Apples Steady. with a fair Job
hing demand. On the spot fancy is quoted at
II 2dl1Stc; choice 10lS6i0Ac; prime, 7%6
93ac: common to fair. 6156TIsc
Prunes-In moderate demand steady, espe-
cially for the smaller sizes Quotations Sc to
lo12c for Cslifernias up to 30-40s and 81 @915e
for Oregons from go 10 30s.
Aprieots-Quiet. firm. with small offerings
Choice, 123. q 1Sc; extra choice, 13kM13atc;
fancy 1873. n l4c.
Peaehes-Steadv with little pressure to sell
Choice, 75ae; extra choice, s0si5c; fancy, s1a
I6Hc: choice to fancy seeded. 81. 7T12c; seed
less 5@6c: london LAYERS SI.2OaL35.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engarem.n,.

The French bark ST. Louis, which arrived here
to arrival for barley TO Europe, November or De-
cember loading, at 23s Cd.
The British ship Scottish Moors arrived on the
Columbia river on Thursday. The vessel, is un-
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Toe Northwestern Miller says: The Mime
apois -four output last week decreased 81 49,
5arrels. This made the output for the week
ending November 10 aggregate 30s 705 barrels
against z13. sos IN 1909. The decrease last week
due 10 a temporary shutof in the water
power THURSDAY This week 20 mills are in op-
Grafton Two or three probably closed Thanks
giving Gay and the output Nay not run much
over 500 600 barrels. In the corresponding week
last year if was al 96J barrels. There was an
abrupt decline in -four sales last week. Both
Minneapolis ana outside mills had these ex-
perfences. Some Of them did a very light
business One mill reported good bookings on
Tuesday. November -. but much reduced the
rest of the time Buyers consider prices un-
attractive and apparently taking -four only
as their current needs require. Directions on
Old orders are coming in surprisingly we'll
There IS very little disposition 10 try 10 cancel "
Flour-Caiifornia family extras, $5.40d5.S0
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M0VEMENTS0F VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
= III b ! :

der charter for wheat thence TO Europe at 2Ts Cd.
having been engaged prior to arrival.
The British bark Calcutta which arrived here
from Yokohama on Thursday. will return to the
orient with refined oil, having been chartered
prior to arrival
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st. Louis Wool

ST LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Wool unchanged. Me-
dium grades. combing and clothing, 23h a 24c;
light fine. 21022c; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub
washed 20@23c.
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california fresh. per dozen. cases in
Portland putter Market

PORTLAND. Nov. -Rutter-City creamery
solid pack S1c; eastern. S0@S5e; butter fat 8
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SEATTLE, Nov. 5.-Arrived-Japanese steam
er Sado Maru. Yokohama; steamer City Of
Pueblz. San Francisco: steamer Tampico. Ia
coma.
Sailed-Steamer TampicO. Tacoma. steamer
Governor, San Francisco; steamer Alameda, Val
dez: steamer Admiral Sampson. San Francisco;
steamer Zafro. Vancouver.
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London Hon Marke,
New York Metal Market

LIVERPOOL. Nov 25.-Hops in London. Pa
cihc coast, firm, f3 15sd4 los.
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hops

Local hide dealers quote the market quiet
and weak at previous prices.
According 70 Washington government figures
the total hop movement Of the United States
for the last three years, ended June 30. is
shown in the following table,
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1908 1909 1910
Pounds Pounds Pounds

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1.@1c
under quotations: heavy sal+ed stsers. l0c; light
medium sc: light. SIC; cowhides. s19c; stays
&c; salted kip. 10c; salted veal, 1910; sflted
calf l51ac: dry hides 1sc: dry salt hides, l2c;
dry kip lie: dry calf. 22c; sheepskins. shear
lings. 25040c each short wool. 40@7oc; medium
T0690e: long wool. 90cGS1 p; lambs. 2od5oc;
for medium. 75cdsl for small and 25950c for
colts forsehides dry. S2d2-25 forlarge and 81 %
al for medium. 50cdS1 for small and 25d30c
for colts: goatskins prime angoras. 75cnS1
large hair goats, 30@4Oe; medium, 2o@3oc;
small 5d15c
Tallow-No l rendered, 51h hd6bc: No. 2, 4G
Sc: grease. 2d215c
wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
9dllc; do. months 7d11c: northern, Sonoma
and Mendocino. 1sd20c; Humboldt, 20c asked;
Nevada. 136l6c per III.
Fall clip-Mountain free. 9Fl11e: northern and
valley. "a l0c; San Joaquin fall lambs 7@10c;
do defective and heavy, 56Tc per h.
Hops-Crop Of 1910. 12la @17lae per Id.
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BUTTER. PER POUND

alifornia fancy flats. lTc per 70.
firm: do frsts l5c firm: do seconds. l3e-
firm; fancy Young Americas 1sc. steady: do
6rsts. 1910 steady: Oregon fats I6i2c. firm:
Wisconsin dsisies 1Sc steady: California stor-
see fats. steady ar 90 for fancy and l4l5c Tor
hrsrs. storage Young Americas i6c. steady: ore
Eon storage fsts. i5Ilc firm; do Young Ameri-
cas- l1c drm; eastern storage, le@1ef2e-
steady.
Fegs-California fresh per dozen. cases IN
LIZ
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market esrly in the week was not due 10 extra
buving for holiday wants alone as many re-
ceivers thought. but TO n good. healthy demand
FOR fancy creamery goods. This was proved
yesterday. when continued activity sent the
price IF frPsh extras mp another cent TO a quo
fs tion ~ 33c pound. Stocks were uneveniy
distributed. some receivers having = surplus.
while others were obliged to bly IN The street
20 eli their orders There were no further de-
clines in eggs. the market having developed a
stes6ler tone over the holiday. There was some
brisk tWding in extras on change aud most Of
the sal = were made AT 15c to 1c over the quo
rari0n ' There was nothing new in cheese.
Sales the exchange were as follows:
Bsster-2o cases Of fresh extras st 3si2e and
20 ~ SOC pound.
FeS-15 csses If fresh extras at SIC 35 st
81 iac and IS at sic dozen. On the informal
call cases Of selected pullets were sold at 45e
q dozen.
Receipts we're 50 800 pounds Of butter 40. 600
pounds n cheese and Pip cases Of eggs.
The following are the official quotations estah-
lished on The floor of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street. while governed nv the exchange
quotations. generally range from nc 70 &c
higher. owing to the various charges to be
added
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

2 river.
\. R. TAYLOR. Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-26
PIER DIRECTORY

ORTIZ OF MARKET STREET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
THE MARKETS

The feisnwtns sre fn@ average prt~es
aasted b. the lseai whsles@s~rs ~ iseal
preaars. aaEAta ana feed. rFgres In all
ease. are subie~f - vaxisttea afuesslisG
~ fse~hnea@ ard 9rn~rd saretteNre. bel
thr.s psts~@. saless athrr~tss taaAaatssl
are Tee strtstiy ux-t Kraae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
"ErIeaon s~lpsd NY sausage, .

though | am not IN the cant come
back" class. They believed We
would sail over the cdse OF tho
world 90 destruction temporar.
lly allayed their suporstltious fears
By promising a 20 per cent raise ali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-12
MEYER OFF
TO FRISCO

Secretary Of tho Navy George
won l. Meyer. who has been visit.
inE In Seattle for the past few days.
stated last night that he was well
dihpoaod towards the Pacific coast.
lie left for San Francisco this
morning.
There will be no fleet ordered 90
the Pacific coast by reason of 8ccre.
tary Meyers visit here ana there
Vii be no hurrying 20 protect the
coast because of his being well
diHpoaed" towards Il.
Secretary Meyer. however. will
allow the expenditure Of any sum
ps money. even az high az 81 500. 10
test Washington coal 10 determine
IT. qualifications for naval needs
90 this Coast Yesterday he recoiy.
ed an answer from his own Hubordi-
mates 20 say that his wishes will be
complied with aud that Washington
coal viii be first tested on stand
ard crates for classification pur.
posea aud then with lIcrrlngbone
CRATES 10 determine us suitability
under special conditions.
While In the city Secretary
Meyer was the guest Of a few high.
hfowu OF the Chamber Of Com,
morce and Of VIII T.. Humphrey.
the God Hates Coward" con.
EreaHman.