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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-22

The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous "a hours: Chicago 1864; New York,
S4-I0; Omaha, 94-76.
SYNOPSIS
a moderate depression overies the valley of
the Colorado and will probably remain station
ary for the next 24 hours. The weather has
been generally fair throughout California and
Nevada. Showers reported in northern Wash
ington and cloudy weather in Idaho and western
Montana The temperature continues low for
the season over most of the Pacific slope In
the interior of California afternoon temperatures
are 10 degrees below the normal Moderately
high northwest winds reported at Point
Reyes and the Faraones.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was Sc
per cent and at Fresno SO per cent
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at D. M.
Wednesday. June %, 1910:
San Francisco and vcinity-Cloudy wednes-
day: brisk northwest winds.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Wednesday; moderate
north winds.
Sacramento valIey-Fair "Wednesday; moderate
north winds.
San Joaquin yaey-Far wednesday; moderate
west winds
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
Wednesday. overcast In the morning; light north
wind changing to south.
A G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
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Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO June Observation-Disclosures esfima
ted al $500; market steady. Beeves. So 700
S.75s Texas steers. IS 25N T.25; western steers
*-l4ofz so; stockers and feeders, $4n6.50: COW.
ana heifers. s2T5a z. -: calves, 81. e.2S9s-5o.
H0gs-Receipts estimated at u 600; marke
30 higher. Light 50. .50d9S0 mixed So 450
$50: heavy. $9.3009.70; rough. s.. 9.30M9 8. -
good 10 choice heavy. So z5d9.70; pigs, 50 .2J@
80; bulk Of sales. S9.e0G3-70.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1000; marke
STEADY Native, $. 25g 5.55; western, 81 23Q
80; yearlings, So 706 go; lambs, native, 500
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, Me- June 2I.-Csttle-Re
ceipts. ll-00o Market steady. Native steers
500 eSY. cows aud beifers. $3N7-65. stockers
aud feeders. $3.50 625: bulls. $4M6; calves
ss.goe = =; western steers, $5-f5@s.o0; western
Hogs-Receipis. 1900 Market &c higher
Bulk ot sales. S9.Jo09 .57ts: heavy. Sc. .5069. IS
packers and butchers 81. .J0f9. 90: Iieht So. .45n
$50; pigs, SS.T5092 %
Sheep-Reeeipts. 6.000. Market steady Nut
tons, Ss.25a 30: lambs $s.50GS; fed wcthers
ana Eesfiinss' S49O95.25 fed western ewes
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. June 2l.-Cattie- Receipts
4 600. Market slow and Zoe to I5c lower
Nstiye steers, s5-5o0s.25i COWS and heifers,
COWS ana helfers. 81 1905. 75: canners So III
80; stockens and feeders. s3.s0a8; calves. S36i
q o; bulls. stays etc. $3.75@e.
Heary So. .3009. -; mixed So s5e1e 40. i1rhf
So, ,4o@s.5o; pigs. $7-so@9; bulk OF sales, Sc 80
sieep-Reccipts. ZOO. Market loc 10 1sc
lower. lambs. $sMS; yearlings S5aG: weth-
ers. S4.5o0 5Y25; ewes. $sG5.
MIsCELLANE0Us MARKETS
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Los Angeles Produce Market

LOS ANGELES, June 2I.=AH kinds Of produce
were IN demand on the exchange today. Eggs
rrere hrmer. Butter receipts we're unusually
neaYy, but the supply was consumed New DO
. tatoes were firm. Cheese was steady
Receipts of produce Eggs 100 cases:
butter, 6S.563 pounds; cheese, 637 pounds: pota.
toes. sos sacks
Cheese fper lbl-Northern fresh I7c: eastern
twins, lSc; eastern cheddars. 19c; eastern long
horn. i9c; eastern daisy. l9c Swiss. imported
30c: Swiss. domestic, 23da5c; brick cream. 90c.
hmburger. 20f Die
Butter fper lbl-Creamery extras a0e- frsfs
.9c- cooking butter. 25c
Eggs fper doz}-Local ranch csndled 6rsts
DC; case count p ihc; eastern fresh Die
Beans iper cu4-No. 1 pink. $50: No !
lima e4.40m 40; Lady Washington 81 *.
small white s.; blackeye, $6.25; saryanzas
s. so: ientils 81
Potatoes (per ed)-Sslinas S1.15dI. p: High
lands. Sscd S1-10: Lompoc. sI.1oM L25: Watson
vile. S1M1 p: Idaho, 90cMS 81: new Dotat toes
5oaeoc per box. SI.25a l-50 per ctl.
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DON c. McGARVIN,
POLITICIAN, DIES
Scarlet Fever Ends Career of
Prominent ATTORNEY

LOS ANGELES, June 2I-Don C.
McGarvin, attorney. former chairman
of the republican county central COM
mittee and widely known In Califor-
MIA political circles, died here today of
scarlet fever
McGarvin was 40 years OF age He
had for years held a high place in his
profession and in republican circles. He
was identified for some time with j. W.
Mckinley, head of the legal depart
ment Of the Southern Pacific in south
ern California.
Following the retirement OF Walter
r. Parker as leader of the republican
organization, McCarvin became the rec
ognized leader, but retired after the
last city election TO devote his time to
law. He was a member OF the execu-
tive committee of the republican state
central committee
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STATIONS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
stmr whittier Seaman, 19 hours from Port
San Luis; oil to Union oil company.
U S stmr sequoia, Bowman, "a hours from
Eureka.
stmr Atlas. Badger As hours from Astoria;
Br stmr NJ S. Dollar. Morton. SIS days from
Newcastle, Australia; 5.21a tons coal to j. & A.
stmr Luriine. weeden. days AZ hours from,
Honolulu; passengers and merchandise to Matson
navigation company
Stmr Harold Dollar, Hagen JS hours from
San Pedro; ballast to Robert Dollar company.
Stmr Colonel r. l.. Drake Bunting. days
FIR bark Marechal de yillars. savary. ls0 days
from Belfast. via Glasgow 151 days: 700 tons
Bktn James Johnson Jenson 7s days from
Newcastle. Australia; l,5I5 tons coal to Hind,
Rolph & Co.
strong northwest winds.
Power schr Newark. Wayiand. from sea. on
account of strong northwest winds.
OUTSIDE BOUND IN-10 p. NJ
CLEARED
Monday. June 20.
Nor stmr Hercules, Bjerch. Portland, Ore; Pa
cihc Mail steamship company,
Stmr Hanaei. Mcfarland San Pedro; Inde-
pendent steamship line.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego; Pa
ci6c Coast steamship company.
Stmr City of Puebla Johnstone, Victoria; Pa
ciic Coast steamship company.
Jap stmr Nippon Maru, Smith, Hongkong,
SAILED
Monday, June 20
stmr Asuncon, Bridget, Port Angeles.
Tuesday. June 81
u s stmr Goldsborough, CuIp, cruise.
y s stmr Rowan. Lawton. cruise.
Stmr National City. Hammer, Fort Bragg.
stmr Hanalei, Mcfarland, San Pedro.
Stmr Gualala, Martinson, Fishermans bay.
Stmr Northland. Erickson Portland.
Stmr Harold Dollar. Hagen, Seattle
Stmr Phoenix. Halvorsen. Albion.
Stmr j. B. Stetson, Sears, Astoria and Port
land.
Stmr State of California. Gieow. Eureka
Power schr Newark. Wayland. Bixby landing.
Stmr State of California Gielow. Eureka
Stmr Shasta. Hansen. Columbia river.
Nor stmr Hercules. Bjerek. Portland.
Stmr Coronado, Stangeland. San Pedro.
Stmr City of Puebla. TOMBSTONE Victoria etc.
Bktn Irmgard Hayes. Ludlow.
Schr Albion. Olsen, ----.
Gas schr Sinaloa. -. San Pedro
SPOKEN
Per stmr Lurlne-June II. midnight, stmr Ne
vandan hence June IA, for Honolulu June To-
Four masted schooner, bound north
Per FIR bark Mareehai de Villars-May % Int
IL deg 80 min n long 10 deg Is min w, Br
bark Donna Francisco. from Portland, Ore,
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBOS, June 2f. o a.. nl.--Hazy; wind
northwest; velocity. 6 miles per hour. Noon
HAY; wind, northwest; velocity. IL miles per
hour. 8 p. m.-Hazy; wind, northwest; velocity.
POINT REYES June 21 o a. m-Clear; wind.
northwest velocity, 80 miles per hour. Noon
Clear; wind, northwest; velocity, 81 miles per
FARALI4oNEs. June 81. a. m-Partly
cloudy; wind northwest; velocity, "a miles per
TAToosH. June u. .. n.-Lirhs rain;
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i. Roston Wool Marked

BOSTON, June 21.-The wool market locally
remains lstiess. with scarcely any inquiry and
fewer sales. Local dealers have made few pnr-
chases in the west believing that prices there
still too high. Mills are curtailing, and
while the light goods market opens soon there
is no demand for raw material in sight. A fair
demand is reported for the foreign product. Quo
tations:
50d52c: southern, 45a 4Tc: fall free. 42@43c.
oregon-Eastern No. 1 staple, 62@63c; east
clothing. 5Sd soc; valley No l. 54@55c.
Territory-Fine staple. 63d65c fine medium
staple, 62GeSc; fine clothing, 5Sd60e half
blood. 57d5Sc; three-eighths blood, 55@56c;
quarter blood. eombing, 52G54c.
Pulled wool-Extra, 6SM70c; fine A, 60@62c;
A supers, 56d5Sc.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. June 2i.-standard copper easy:
spot. l2912.2 20c; June, l26l2.i5e; July. 12G
IL. 2.20c; August and September, IL. .12ia a zoe.
London easy at f55 Is Cd for spot and f55 lis
Cd for futures. Arrivals reported at New York.
365 tons; custom house returns show exports of
s24 tons. making 1201s tons so far this month.
Local dealers quote lake copper at 12-625A a
2.Sf1sc; electrolytic. 12.37 y @12 62l2c and
casting at u 12lk al. .5Ttsc.
Tin-Easy. Spot and June 32.606s2. roc: July.
g. 2.50@S2. 20; August and September. 80 15 q
32. Goc. London. steady; spot, E14S los and fu-
lures at E149 as 3D.
Lead-Quiet. 4.4O@4.5Oc New York and 4.o7la
d+22i5c East st. Louis. London, unchanged.
al fl2 12s Cd.
Spelter. quiet. 5.I5m5.5Oc New York and
4S7 Il 9Jc East st. Louis. London unchanged,
Ed
Iron-Closed at 49s for Cleveland warrants In
London. The local market was easy: No / foun-
dry northern. SIG. 50d10.T5; No. 2 S16@l6 %:
No. southern and No. southern soft, SIG. %
dI6.75.
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Army Orders
fSeeeial Dispateh 70 The Gil

[Speciol Dispaich 10 The Call
WASHINGTON June 21.-The war
department has issued these orders:
Lieutenant Colonel MIllard r. Harmon coast
artillery corps, Is detailed to NIL vacancy in in
spector generals department and Is relieved
from present duties and will sail from san
francisco September for the Philippines
The orders OF June IL, directing Major VII
liam Lassiter. inspector general. to proceed to
the United States. is amended so to direct
the arrival OF Lieutenant Colonel Harmon.
Major Frank G. Mauldin. coast artillery CORPS
Is relieved from duty at headquarters ef the de-
partment OF the Gulf and viii proceed to Van
couver barracks for duty.
Veterinarian Richard B. Corcoran. First field
ceed to the Philippines on transport sailing
about October ;.
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and motor gasoline in bulk. Iec. in cases 2ae.
ensine cistiilste. in drums. 5se, cases &c more:
- oeE gasoline, in bulk, soc, in cases BIKE:
lie. IN cases lsibc
ANrpentine-S4c per gallon in cases and TIC
IN bulk, drums and iron bbls.
hosln lper Dbl Of 2SO lhs)-aE 81 so. f. 81 90:
q, Sso5; II, SS15: I. So
@, heo and White Lead-Red. s55@9c; white
SlamS&c per H.
canned Fruits Business is reported active
Win the volume Of orders considerably larger
t-sn IN TINS time for several years past
1910 pack as follows.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Frank W. Maybury ct al. to c. L. Blanchard
lot in E line OF Thrty-sixth avenue. 20 n OF
G street, 80 by 120; $40.
Margaret B. Nieol TO William Nieol company.
lot in line of Fifteenth street. 1O5 Of san
chez. W 20 by N 1lJ. and other piece: $40
Otto Larson to Katherine HIM. lot in
line of Sacramento street, J7:6 of Cherry Z
% by s S2:6; $40.
Katheriua Hinz to Minnie Cohen. LOT IN
line OF Sacramento street. 57:6 Z OF Cherry. L
% by 1915: $40.
Richard Emerson warheld to George H. War
field. same; So
Hermann Tanner to Katherine Sachsenmeier
lot in T. line Of Bryant avenue. 100 feet OF
Twenty fourth street S 80 BY 100: $40.
Hermann Tanner TO Antoine Sehmitt lot in
W line OF Forty seventh avenue. 100 Of l
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SAN FRANCISCO HELD
UP FOR ITS WICKEDNESS
Regeneration of City Is Plan of
Christian Workers
[Special Dispatch to The CaIIl

ISpeciaI Dispatch to The Call
Los ANGELES. June 21.-San Fran
cisco is to be evangelical if the plans
of the Christian workers Of the Pacific
out.
Led by Rev. Hugh w. Gilchrist of
San Francisco, the organization tonight
opened a campaign for the regenera-
tion of San Francisco where. Rev. Mr.
Gilchrist said. there are only $4,000
members of evangelical churches.
other speakers declared that out of
self protection San Francisco must be
reformed If successful work of that
kind is to be carried on in the state
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nippon MARUSAILS
FOR The FAR EAST
Among Passengers on Liner Are
Many Insular Employees
Returning to Manila

HE Japanese liner
Nippon Maru, Cap
tain H. S. Smith,
sailed at 1 o'clock
yesterday for the
far east with 35
cabin passengers,
about 20 in the
second cabin and
about 100 in the
Asiatic steerage.
The liners cargo
included a big ship
ment Of raw cot
ton for Japan and
a large consign :
ment of silver bul :
lion.
Seventeen Hin
dus. refused land
ing because they
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Trunell; steamer Coils. E. D. Reichelt.
Notice tn Mariner,

Branch photographic office San Francisco,
June 21. 1910.-The branch photographic office at
Portland. Ore. telegraphs the following informs-
tion: Captain Nopander of the steamer Bear re-
ports that June 10 he passed tree 40 feet
long. 10 miles SSW of Cape Arago; also a log
90 feet long miles west of Hecata head.
Captain T. B. Peabody of the British steamer
Iran reports to this office that May 81. when
In lat 46 deg n. long 143 deg 35 min E, he
passed Japanese fishing sampan with one
on board. Also, June g. when in lat 80 deg
large black object which looked like dead
whale, with thousands of sea birds 1t and in
the vicinity. The steamer did not pass close
enough to distinguish it properly, being about
2h miles on
]. C. BURNETT. Lieut.. u S. NJ. in charge.
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shfuments for Mexico

The steamer Curacao sailed for Guaymas ON
the 18th with cargo consigned. to various Mexican
ing:
s.. 900 lbs sugar 1925 ibs rice, eoi5 lbs dried
fruit. 1890 lbs raisns, 9i2 lbs nuts. 1856 cs
4.1s2 lbs spices. 40 lbs saeo I,6so lbs butter
4. .fSs lbs cheese. 125 cs salmon, 2,030 lbs tea
bbs ginger ale. 2.S95 lbs seeds. 2J pkgs drlrs
Is cs fuse. 140 TASKS quicksilver. $50 pes and
* pkgs railroad material. LILO lbs sheet zinc
4 pkgs agricultural implements, 2,74O SKIS and
100 bbIs cement. g. II2 # Il lumber; 6ss bdls
22G pkgs paints, Is cs stationery, 157 bales bags
automobile. 80 pkgs machinery, 1882 coils rome
so kegs nails. 267 pkgs tank material.
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BY United wireless

tuesday, juno q.
STEAMER BUCKMAN, from San Francisco
June is for .Seattle-June 20. on Cape Mears:
June 81, a. m.
STEAMER AsUNCIoN, from San Francisco Juue
20 for Port Angeles-June 20. a. M IN
Point Reyes; moderate northwest wind and
sea; clear.
STEAMER PRESIDENT, from San Francisco
June 20 for San Diego-June 20, q p m. Oh
Point Montara light; northwest wind and
small sea.
STEAMER MAVERICK. from Seattle for San
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81. Louin Wool Markct

ST LOUIS, June 21.-wcol unchanged. Me-
dium grades combing and clothing. 22G23c;
light fine. 19G2oci heavy fine, 14G15c; tub
washed, % sc.
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Ne,r 49, prnan..

NEW YORK. June 2I.-Hops-Firm
y n pc.
Petroleuu-Steady.
NOol-9uiet
Sugar-RaW. firm; muscovsdO. So test 3 74c:
centrifugal, % test. 4.24c; molaSses sugar. 50
test. $3.50. Refined quiet
Conee-Narket closed quiet. net unchanged IN
, points lower Sales. $500 bags Closing bids
follow june and July. 6.zJe: August 6 soc
September and October. G-60c: November and De-
cember, 6-65c; January 67Oc; February 6. s4c;
March. soc April 6-76c: MAY 6.17c. Spot
steady Rio No :, Sl4 as 5-I6e: Santos No 4
9se Mild, quiet; Cord0ya, 95a@I2Lc.
Butter-firmer. Creamery specials 2SK a
2s'sc; extras, 2T&c; thirds to 6rsts 25G27c:
state creamery common 20 fine, 23027c; process
second 70 special. 2255 a 0231ac-
1neese--Steady. unchanged.
I.egs-firm state PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
henuery white. 2GM 2Sc; do gathered. white 22G
26c; do hennery brown. 23025c: do gathered.
brown 2la25c; fresh gathered extra frsts. 2OIb
dZlc; nrEtS, l9M 20c
DRIED FRUITS
EFaporated Apples-Stesdy. quiet Spot fancy.
loA4 NlOHsc- choice SMS55c: prime 7M7Isc:
common 70 fair 6@61zc.
Prunes-Quiet steady Quotations 3Na1kc for
California 30zts and 81 d9Ac FOR Oregons
Aprlcots-Market quiet and easy Choice Ia
l04sc' extra choice, l015 dIIc; fancy l0at
peaches-Market quiet: barely steady. Choice.
6lza6atcs extra choice, TGTKc; fancy, III
0Eiac.
Baisius-Alarket quiet and steady Loose mus
catels. 5ss 45se choice fancy seeded 3sk 67ss<
soedless, 81 g41zc; London layers, $l.20e1l. %.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Grain

The French bark Marechal de villars which
arrived here from Glasgow yesterday, was char
tered prior to arrival for barley from this mort
TO Europe at 23s Cd. with option Of merchandise
at 25s.
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Tirne BAN

United states branch photographic office, Mer
chants Exchange. San Francisco. June
81 1910.
The time ball on the roof OF the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cific standard time lI20th meridian), or at sh
Dom. COS Greenwich mean time.
j. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u S. ~. in charge.
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chanre ~ Hyaatcr.

Steamer sentinei-old master, J. L. Alberei:
new MASTER Louis Cordana-
Steamer National Cfty--0ld master, Hans
Nicholson; new master, q. Hammar.
Inrollment- Schooner H. N. Rcndixseu. r.
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%AT PUBLIC AUCTION D

WEDNESDAY,. June %. IL a. m. head Of
Large Ponies ~ head of all purpose Horses aRh
Mares. Also Wagons. Carts. BGggies. Surreys.
and 45 sets of Harness. All must and viii be
sold to. highest bidder. 5J7 4th ST.. Oakland
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

Naval Stores-TurpeBtine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. June 2l.-Turpentine firm, Sic
sales. 5zl; receipts l,06G; shipments, All; stock
8 $50
Rosin. firm; receipts, 327s; shipments, 7Ts;
stock. 5TII9; sales, 2,221. Quotations B,
81 60G4.T5; ID, S460G4s5; E, S5.20@5.291a; F.
/. s5.25d5.a5; X. s5.35@5 40: NJ 1886 Q5. 55; /;
y, $5.4o@6; VIC. S5.70@625; WV, $3.50.
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ChIcaqn nalry Prodncn Mariat

CHICAGO, June -Butter-Steady. Cream
cries. 2siR 02Tc; dairies. 23d26e
Eggs-Receipfs. 23 552 cases Steady. a..
marx, cases included, 1919 Gle5zc; 6rsts I7Izc:
prime hrsts, 1sizc-
: -Cheese-Steady- Daisies, I5dI5Kc: twins
~ q l5c. Young Americas 1554 a I5I5c: long,
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


Franclsco-June 49, p. M, on Columbia
river.
STEAMER SIERRA, from San Francisco June is
for Honolulu-June 19. p. m. 4So miles OF
San Francisco lightship.
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Army Transports
The Buford sailed June 20 for Seattle
The Thomas is in port.
The Crook Is at Manila
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren Is at Manila.
Tile Sheridan is at Manila.
y The Dix is at Seattle
The Logan. outward bound, sailed June IA
from Honolulu.
HYDRoGRAFHIc OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to barbor
PLACE | Fl Date Rnmarhs
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau-San Francisco, June 81.
RAINFALL DATA
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Cotton Market
NEW YORK. juno 2l-Eutton's wire says:
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U. 5. Branch Hydrographlc ofhce

branch Of the United States hydrorraphic
office. located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard 10 nationality and free
of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets OF charts
aud sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gardIne lights. dangers to navigation and mat
tiers of interest TO ocean commerce.
]. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant. IT, S. NJ in charge
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Memoranda

Per Fr bark Marechai de vIliars-Saied from
Glasgow Jan 21. Had fresh northwest to south
west gales insthe channel for 10 days. blowing
away several sails Had northwest to south
west gales of Cape Horn for IS days June L.
lat 10 deg n, caught sw0rdfsh weighing about
400 pounds. IL feet long; had to harpoon him to
get him on board the vessel.
Per stmr Lurline-Fine smooth weather entire
voyage.
Per bktn James Johnson. from Newcastle. Aus
tralia, June 21-Fair weather and very light
winds all through; crossed equator Nav "a
long 153 deg &c min W.
DUTCH HARBOR, May 19-Cannery vessels
arriving here report Bristol bay full Of Ice on
May 10.
SAN DIEGO, June 2l-Two attempts were
made to reach seat Of IRE on board stmr Alas
kan yesterday. Several men were temporarily
overcome by gases Have decided to Darren
down matches and pump in carbonlc gases for at
least three days before again attempting to open
hatches- Fire has been located starboard
side between decks. Fire in lower hold appar-
emily out.
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e--r- H.-| i Jun. %
Willapa -BI q May 80
colum. r.. "a MAY 21
Nehalm r 8 Feb. 2
Tillmk B. Q Dec. II
raqulna 81 ls Apr. 10
SIuslaw ri 4iAlJune 8
Umpqua RI o May 81
Coos Bay. IS June 3
Coquiile ri s Hume l
Rogue r. 8 lApr. 81
Klamth b 8 May Is
Hmbldt BI II iJuue 2
s Pedro Bl 20 May 81
S Diego Bl 2sh hiApr. l
$ Pablo b "a Pee. !
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SALES

1y & &
Don't Forget the Regular Weekly
Sales on Mondays and Thursdays
AT IL a. m. 10000 VALENCIA ST.
From 40 to so head Of horses and mares. silt
able for all purposes. All kinds OF wagons. bug
gies. surreys and harness. Everything must he
as represented OF money refunded. Outside stock
sole commission. Phone Park 2TcSS-
CL0UGH & BRODIE. AuetiOneers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
LICENSED 70 WE'D.

Harry o. Tigh, az; Bertha Il. Arne.
sen, Appleton, MINI, %.
Chas. Anderson, So; Bertha Free.
IS.
w. E. Black, 80; Hilda sand, 26.
Fred J. Veth. Jr., %; Lulu Louise
Myers, %.
Peter N. Langbell, Max, 80; Helen
Drzwiecka, "a.
Harry Sparkling, Medicine Lake,
Mont; Rachel Sheriff, 81.
Harry G. Jetffry, %; Nellie Farris,
16.
Ernest Farris, H.; Hazel Tucker.
|18.
M. D. Graham, 81; Mrs. Bertha
Dayton, 81.
Geo. D. Mann, 81; Beatrice Elizabeth
Coulter, %.
D. Charbonneau, g.; Georgina
Nixon, 10.
Clarence c.. Warmsley, Is; Nellie
Moe, %.
Uri R. Whiting, 50; M. Gertrude
Rayn, 81.
John N. Dahl, 20; Bertha Tanning,
Grand Forks, 81.
Fred Herdemann, SO; Jessie G. Skin
ner, 80.
Clyde Gilbert Eggeman, "a; Clara
|Schnitker, Fort Wayne, Ind, Is.
Herman Rysen, 26; Alma Halvor
son; Is. -
Clifford w. smithson, 30: Torena
H. ingram, Los Angeles, Cal.
Joseph e. Goyette, 81; Minnie
johnson, %. .E
Harry Anderson, %; Laura Druey,
49,.
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FOR SALE-Full4blooded Poll Dur
ham bulls. Farm 61-2 miles south.
east OF Minot. Address Deegan
Bros, Minot, N. D. SSH
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The city Of Williston IL to get out
. large number of pamphlets contain
ing two or three of the best written
articles published recently in the
North Dakota papers, together with
choice extracts from them all. MOI
q bad idea. ....
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HAY, HAY, HAY.

I have 9 hundred tons oe good
G]ough hay. from last year that VIII
soil right. VIII have Q hundred toas
y this years hay to ss11. Il yoa
neod feed, So mo .rtShk away. Joe
Gustafoon. Pitts. N. D. Farm locatea
. mi]O and hAk northeast q Post
ONCE On Section 8. township 1854.
S146 ..
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Many Of the most responsible posi-
tons in the business world today have
been filled by students from the Man
kato (Minn.) Commercial College.
There's a reason for It. Our beauti-
full year book is free on request.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08

WANTED-A housekeeper. Apply to
Carlson brothers. Glenburn, N. ID.
IT,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08

FOR SA4E-Ten bottom John Deere
steam gang used is days; half price.
Call John Lynch's office; phone 1868,
lit .s.t1 98t z
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Four good work
mules; middle aged. Jacob Frost,
Minot, N. D. 98t tt