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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-19
ARRIVED
Tht,raAo

ARRIVED
Thursday. November II
10 =. M. stmr Rosecrans. Moore DAYS from
Astoria; ballast to Associated oil company
$50 D. m. stmr Maverick. McKeiiar Jrs' 2
days from Seattle: ballast to Standard oil com
pany; up river direct.
40 D. M. stmr Governor. Jepsen - hours
from San Diego via Redondo Beach 23 hours:
passengers and merchandise to Pacific Coast
steamship company.
hours from Eureka; S55,ooo feet lumber TO J. r.
$40 D. m. Br ship BslmoraI. johnson. 1ss
days from Antwerp; merchandise to Meyer, Will
6:20 D. M. Br stmr MIneric. Thomson. 76
hours from Seattle: put In to finish loading.
7:30 p. m. stmr Whittier. Seaman % hours
from Port San Luis; 10000 barrels distiIlste to
7:30 p. M. stmr Homer. Doris "A hours
from San Pedro and way ports: merchandise
5:35 p. M. stmr City Of Puebla, Thomas. 81
hours s. minutes from Victoria aad Puget
cifc Coast steamship company.
11:40 a. M. stmr Whtesboro. Frederfckson -
hours from Greenwood: lumber to L. E. White
1920 p. M. stmr Lewis Luckenbach. Melon
aid. 20 days from Norfolk. Va; 5000 tons coal
e:25 a. m. Ger ship E1frieda, ElIerbeek. lss
days from Hull via Rotterdam i52 days. 1850
casks powdered alum 10 Balfour. Guthrie & Co
4:10 a. m. stmr Gualala. Martinson. hours
from Black point; 1,5so ties, 1ef cords bark to
$3.50 a. M, stnr Iaqua Self. 90 hours from
Eureka; 600 feet lumber to Eastern redwood
lumber company.
1920 a. M, stmr Prentiss. Iverson. as hours
from Eureka; 10000 feet lumber to Pacific lum-
s;45 a. m. stmr siberia Feeder. 50 days 6
hours 81 minutes from Hongkong via Yokohama
l6 days hours 90 minutes and Honolulu ) days
1o hours 80 minutes; passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Mall steamship company.
11s10 a. M, stnar Daisy Mitchell. Davitt 81
hours from Grays Harbcr: $4,000 feet lumber
to ]. NJ. Huddart.
$40 M. stmr Washington, Petersen 6s
hours from Columbia river; 5eo.oO0 feet lumber
TO E. h. Wood lumber compant.
$40 a.. M, stnr Grace Dollar. Hagen. Al
hours from Redondo Beach; ballast to Dollar
80 ''-'p Ne CLEARED
Friday, November IS
$50 p. nl.. strnr Governor. Jepsen, Seattle; Pa
cifc Coast steamship COMPANY
Stmr Admiral sampson Bartlett Seattle;
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
SAILED
2:f0 D. M. Br ship Cissie. Crane Queenstown A.
I:25 p a. stnr san Pedro. BendIxsen. Eu
2:30 D. m, stnir Norwood. Martin San Pedro.
2;30 p. M, schr> Lizzie Prien. Anderson. Slus
law.
e;s5 p. M. stmr Fairhaven. Poulsen. Port
2:2o p. M. FIR ship AmiraI cecilIe. Marehan-
s:35 p M, stnar George Loonlis. Smith, Re
p m. stmr Fiheld. Jensen. Bandon.
4;s0 p. m, stmr Admiral Sampson, Bartlett
Seattle.
Sis p IN. stmr Falcon. schage. Po~tlsnd.
5:4j p. M. stmr South Coast. Olsen. Needle
las p. M. stmr svea. Allen. csrays ttarboe.
11:1o a M, stmr Geo. W. Elder lessen. As
toria.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S-E. F. Hutton & Co =
wire SAYS IAN effort has been made to educate
the trade into the belief that the census report
next Monday should be very large. about 1900,
600 TO Q. 100000 bales, and that such a report
would be bulliSh. In order 10 realize such fig
ures LOG. 600 bales would have TO he ginned In
II days To say that this would be bullish is
rather extreme, as the largest amount ever
glnned in this period only / .G53. 600 bales
in 12 days in 1906, when the crop turned out to
be 13511o00 bales. conservative estimate for
the next report would be about S.740,000 bales.
which would be the second largest on record.
and on the basis OF 40 per cent of the crop would
point to crop Of about 900 bales. Last
year only 1.094.350 bales were ginned from No
vember TO II and in 1907. another small crop
year. only LIP. 103 bales were ginHed. yet the
crop that year was IL $4,000 bales. The crop
this year is a late one in all sections except
Texas and Oklahoma, but is by means a
small one
Spnners are being impressed bt the larger
holdings OF farmers, which figured at about
COO. 600 bales more than AT this time last year.
Advices from the interior are to the effect that
and. while holders thus far have only been offer
ing moderat tey larger offerings looked for
in the near future unless the demand for cotton
increases.
National glnners' report shows Ss94, 600 bales
ginned.'
Spot cotton closed quiet Middling uplands
1450c; do gulf, 1850. Sales. 1,l00 bales.
COTTON Futures
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General Merchandjse

Bags-Grain bags. 5S4c spot and Gls d6kc 1911
delivery; San Quentin bags. 5Ae; Wool osgs'
2715c for 31a 10 and 29l9c for ID; heece twlne'
cosaI-eennsylvanIa anthEaeite egg. SIG per per
hay 81: Austrslian Unconstitutional. etc, 50;
Pelaw Main. 50; stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
berland SIS in bulk and $3.50 in sacks: Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke. SIC per ton ip bulk and
on-ouotations are for barrels. Linseed; Sc d
for raw. cases SC more: castor oil in cases. No.
/ 7lc: Bakers AA S1.17d1 10; China nut cases; af
65 a 75e per gallon; cocoaDut oil, in barrels So4
s8Ikc for Xxx. 77@ @sIe for No. and 759
7slsc for No ?. according to quantity; extra
bleached winter sperm oil, soc; natural winter 5
sperm oil. soc; natural whale oil. SOC; pure lard
oil 81; winter strained lard Oil. 90c; pure meats
foot oil. S5c; Ne. neatsfoot oil, 69ci nerrlhg
oil. 50c salmon oil, SOC; boiled hsh OIL oVc'
Coal oil. Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
or drums ioI1c special 90. lie: pearl oil in
cases; 1ec; astral Ice; star: 16c; extra star
motor gasoline in bulk lie. in cases 24c; engine
dstillste in drums 1lsc: eases &c more: 50 de-
gree gasoline. in bulk zoe, in cases 5I19e; var
nish makers and painters naphtha. in bulk l5e,
Turpenfine- per gallon in cases and csc
Rosin-Is lower. Z, 50 80; F. 50. 81: G. $a.45;
Il. a.5o; !. s9.55; X 5000; VIC. slo.4o; WV,
SO. 90 per barrel Of $50 lbs
Red and white Lead-Red. s1a d9c; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fne granu-
lated Sc: standard coarse grsnulated, DC; fruit
granulated. &c: cut loaf, in barrels only. &c;
H. & E. crystal dominos. ID cartons in cases,
Sc do in III cartons in cases. S.50c; monarch
bar. 535c; tablets. in half barrels, 55oc; do in
25 ID boxes. 5.T5c: cubes and crushed. DOC
monarch powdered, 5.10e: xxx powdered,
3 1Oc; candy granulated. 5.10c confeetioners A.
&c; confectioners' crystals. Bloc: extra fine
granulated. 4.S0c; magnolia A, 4.60e; extra @:
z;5oc; golden C. 4.40c; D. z.3oc barrels and
80 lbs bags l0c, half barrels 25c boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
in s. and 40 ID tins 81 20 moro in 8 and 10 ID
tins 81. 30 per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
5cs "Bigrade'' bar. 5.35c; powdered 5.l0c; A
crushed, 5-25c: berry. sc; c. & II. extra fine
grsnulsted, sc; coarse dry granulated. &c; con
fectioners' A. sc: confectioners' crystal Bloc:
cubes. 25c: bricks. half barrels. 5.50e; bricks,
IN 25 ID boxes. 5.75c; extra fine dry, granuy-
lated 100 ID bags only) 4.S0c; excelsior A,
4.eOe; extra c. 45oc; golden c. 4.4oc; yellow D,
z.30c; cut loaf, in barrels only. &c; h. 2.
crystal dominos. 5 ID cartons in cases, &c; do
ID cartons in cases. s.50c. Additional per 100
lbs; In barrels and so ID bags. l0c more: half
barrels 25c more. boxes SOC more for all grades.
Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins. 81. 20 more; in 10 10
tins. 50 35 Minimum order. carload weight.
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Hides. TnIIo,r. Wool and Hops

aidcs-CulIs and brands sell about 1561c IN,
der quotations; heavy salted steers, 10c: light
&c; salted kip. 10c; salted veal 151e; salted
calf. l5l9c: dry hides. 1se; dry salt hides, 12c;
lings. 25d40e each: short wool 40dT0c; me-
dium 7Od9Oc; long wool, 90cGs1.25; lambs
2oG50c: horsehides salt. $2-25d3 for large and
soc for colts: horsehides. dry. S2@2.25 for large
and 81 2562 for medium. 50c@S1 for small and
25d5Oc for colts: goa tskins. prime angoras- l5c
@S1; large hair goats. S0@40c; medium. 2od
30c: small 5G15c
65e: grease 2d2kc
Wool-Spring clip San Joaquin years staple.
sG1Ic: do months. T@i1c; northern. Sonoms
and MenGocino 620c; Humboldt, 20c asked
Nevada 13G1ec per 10.
Fail clip-Afountain free. s@I1c: northern and and
valley, 76I0c: San Joaquin fall lambs, ItdlOc;
90 defective and heavy 5@Te per H.
Hops-Crop Of 1910. 12la@1Il2c per 10.
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Rain has fallen the coast from Point Con-
eepcion. north. followed by clearing weather.
There has been light snow in the Sierra The
depression has moved eastward and now over
lies the great basin. causing rain In Nevada and
Utah. The weather is generally clear in the
Rocky mountain section. the Mississippi valley
and the Atlantic coast states. Rain has fallen
at all the gulf stations.
1t is much colder throughout Nevada and in
the San Joaquin valley. and somewhat warmer
in the northern coast counties. In the east the
temperature is rising slowly but morning read
ines have been generally below the freezing
point north of the fortieth parallel.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Saturday. November 10:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday
light west wind. changing TO south.
For the Santa Clara valley-Far Saturday;
light frost in the morning. light north winds.
For the Sacramento valiey-Fair Saturday
light north winds.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Saturday
light frost in the morning. light north winds.
For California sorth Of the Tehachapf- Cloudy
Saturday; possibly showers in the morning: light
south winds.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 1S.-Obserfations taken
at a M, Pacific time.
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Hay and Feedstufs

Receipts Of hay are now running lighter. but
stocks everywhere are large that the market
has little or no chance to improve.
Bran-$30G3l.5 per ton.
Middllngs-S34G3 a so per ton.
Shorts-s3I d32.50 per ton.
Feedstufs-Rolled barley, $22@23; rolled oats
for feed. S29mSl; mixed feed. $25626 for aver
age lots; linseed oilceke meal. 20 tons $40. 10
tons $4,000, tops Sal, smaller lots Sal 90;
10 and S26 in 3 ton lots; jobbing S26.5o; corn
meal $3663T: cracked corn S36G37; alfalfa
falfa meal SIS in car lots and $40 jobbing; No
desto alfalfa meal S17 in lots and SIS
jobbing; Stockton mealfalfa, SIT IN car lots and
SIS jobbing; Caproco olcake meal. $3.50 per
tom cslfalfa. sl9 in car lots and $50 jobbing:
Eay-Ordinsry wheat. $9G12.50; choice, Sl3o1
Il; wheat and oat. Se@1150; tame oat, $9g
115O; volunteer wild cat, S799 alfalfa. $f9l5;
stock hay. S5G6.50 per ton.
q Straw-35G60 60c per bale
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras, So. 20n5 60
net without discount: bakers extras, So 2005 go;
superfne, 81 S064.5o oregon and Washington,
per hbI 81 6064 so for family, bakers and pat
ents and S404.25 for cuton; Kansas patents.
se.7o do straights, $3.50; Dakota patents, 81 40;
do straiChts 81 20: do clear. $500 per bbl.
Fsrinaceous goods-Buckwheat -four, S4.20;
buckwheat -four. self-raising So; buckwheat
grosts, IS; corn meal, yellow So. white So, extra
corn -four ss: cracked wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
-four. 1920; farina, $500; graham -four, So;
hominy large So small S3 granulated So; cat
meal 81 2; do groats, 81. 25 pearl barley, 81 20
rice -four. Sc; rolled oats $425: rolled wheat
$3.50: rye -four So 25; rye meal, So. 10; split
peas. yellow, So. green $3.50: extra cream rolled
oats $50 lbs $3.50 2 90 lb sacks 81; rolled fakes.
$50 10 bbls 1913, 2 90 lb sacks S5.25: rolled
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New York Metal Nrarket

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Standard copper dull
December I2.55m II s5c: january 12GoGl2. roc:
February, 12.65m12T5e: March II TomI2 soc
London-Spot. f57 rs I'D; futures. f5S lis Sd.
Arrivals reported at New York today 46j tons
Custom honse returns show exports of II. 7.4a5
tons 80 far this month. Lake copper. 1361 IL. .25c:
electrelytic. 81 - "a 13e casting. . 56 g TIC
Tin easy. Spot. 36. "a sc. Soc; November
and December. Sc 20636. 30c; January. SO 20d
3G.25c: February. SO 20d SO. zoe. London firm:
spot, f166: futures f166
Lead firm at 4.43d SOC New York and
at 2T15 a 4.321se East ST Louis. Sales. 80 900
pounds November at 4.42tsc and 600 tons
November at 4.4oc. New York: 10000 pounds
December at 4.30c and 10000 pounds January at
4.30c, East Sc. Louis: The leading producers
have advanced the price of lead from T. 4oc TO
4.50c in so ton lots. London-Spot f13 3s Cd
Spelter was nominal at 5.SjG5. .95c New York
and at 5s0M5.90e East st. Louis. London
Spot. f24 % Cd.
Iron-Cleyeland warrants. 49s AID in London.
locally iron WAS steady. No. | foundry northern
and No. foundry southern soft. SIS. 5.750 I6 %
No. foundry northern, SIS. scale.
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Boston Wool Market

HUSTON. Nov. 1S.-Ihe Commercial Bulletin
of Boston will say of the wool market:
''No manufacturer seems disposed to take sub
stantial quantities of wool. but the fact that
prices are cheap compared with the prices
ruling abroad serves to maintain the tone here.
The different kinds of territory wool are still
selling in very moderate quantities original
Montana fetching pc TO 24c, original Wyoming
ISc to 21e. original Idaho Ice TO 1gc The
secured cost of fine to fine medium still range
from 5sc to COO.
Fleece are not moving very actively. although
some transfers are being made on basis OF 29c to
soc for Ohio three-eighths and halfblood. 2Tc
for Ohio quarter blood and % a @2sc asked In
some houses. California wool is quiet and un-
changed. while small business Is being done in
Texas IL months al 5T@TSc.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
/ Special D.spaich TO The Call

PETALTAIA Nov. ls-Afrer recent Of trans
actions from the San Francisco dafry. exchange
local dealers made change in the prices psid
Tor eggs over yesterdays quotations. The Peta
luna egg exchange paid $3.50 for first grade.
The demand IS keen. Independent dealers and
spectators paid 531ac 10 42c. according 10 grade.
he generous rain ~ last night is expected 10
start the grass and is welcomed by the farmers
rs q need II green feed among the poultry IS
apparent irrsin feed remains high. but with
little prospect If s decline
SANTA CRUZ. NOv- Although dairy prod
nee has taken q slight tumble IN price the egg
market shows no sign ~ weakening. poultrymen
Nrl being able To bold present quotations on
even terms Eggs sold todsy for 55c per dozen
and brought producers from see TO 52c per
dozen. Shipments are only fair
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The weakness in hogs Is Increasing and heavy
hogs are lower. Other meats are unchanged
DRESSED MEATS
Slsuehterers' rates 10 dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef 81 aec per Ib for steers. 7saskc for
cows and heffers.
vesl-s19 as5e for large and e1kQlo1kc for
small.
Mutton-wetbers. 9aIoc: ewes. s6sc per Ii.
Lamb-l09z @1115c per 10.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-1355c for light and Il
e 121ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for GOOD. SOUND
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight
No. 1 Fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive. SIX
per II; under 500 lbs, 81 second quality
sll weights, ~ 95c; thin. undesirable steers.
No. cows snd heifers. 41sc: second
quality 4G4hc; common. thin, undesirable
Desirable bulls snd stags. 2%asc; half fat
or thin bulls. 2G2i5c.
Calves Lightweight. per H. 6061Lc: medium
blzd5&c: heavy. AZ N5c
SheeP-Desirable wethers. zssc; ewes 4Ac
lambs fper lbl-Unshorn lambs 6n6Lc.
Hoss-Hard grain fed. weighing 100 To 150 lbs
So ns2ac; 80 to 200 lbs. SIS ace 20O to 800 lbs
SA5c per lh.
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

Nns ny ht'h 'haIse ID me quotatlons
tor potatoes and green produce yesterday. offer.
ii-S If tLe leading descriptions being ample for
a.- needs. Better prices were obtained for peas
snd string hesns. The arrivals from the southern
growing districts being light Stocks of toma-
fntS Were less excessive than the few pre-
epdinC days. but the demand was nothing extra
ana receivers were unable 70 advance prices.
Potatoes and onions Of good quality were firm.
Potsroes-River whites. 9OcaSI. 10 Der ctI. Sa-
linss BurbankS. Sl.50dl.T5 per ctl; Oregon Bur.
banks. SLs0qi4j per ctl; sweet potatoes. s.
per ctl
0nionS-New yellow 90c6sI II.
vegetables Tomatoes. &Jd50c per box: green
lHaS. "a A. per lh5 string beans. case per III:
llls beans "a 5c per 10; summer squash 81 % a
l5o per box eggplant. 50G65c per box, green
peppers. ga soc per box; garlic. Ease per lb:
cabbage 6oQ 65e per ctl; cucumhers. S1N1 p per
box caulihoVer. 40dJQc per dozens turDips. G5 a
l5c Der sack: carrots. SO a sc per sack: celery
-34--c ne- dozen: green okra. 5o@75c per box.
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pouIfrv and Game

There were no further arrivals OF western
poultry yesterday and receipts from state points
were rather light. The market, while not very
active. was IN f3ir shape for sellers AMI pre
rious prices were allowed 10 stand. Receipts oi
dressed turkeys were shout 60 cases. or approx
nately > tons Spectators. who were the prin
cipal BUYERS. would not pay over 2Sc for general
offerings but now and then a case Of strIetls
fne stock brought p cent more. Game that was
not too thin was IN good request at satisfactory
pr. .ces-
Poultry lper dozen)-Hens, $5d5.50 for
small. S666-5O for large and $sMl0 for extra
ROSTERS S5G5.5O; fryers. S5M55O: brouers,
s3.5O04 for small and S4.50Q5 FOR large; ducks.
S7M10: pigeons SL75tI2; squads. S3.50M4.
geese 81 50d3 per pair: live spring turkeys. q
a25c per lb; dressed turkeys. 2502 2Se per ID
with prime eobblers occasionally bringing more.
Game tper dozen l-NaIlard ducks. $aff7: can
fssbsclss, STG9; sprig, $3@6; teal, $4@5i
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

rived here from lava with cargo Of sugar
Thursday. erartered prior to arrival for
wheat to ST. Vincent. for orders. at 2SS IL TO
one port and at 2Ss Sd il to two The charter
ers have the option of loading on Puget sound at
Sd less than the foregoing rates.
The French bark Rene. which made port from
Newcastle. y. s. W. Thursday. is engaged for
barley from here to the United Kingdom at DDS
Cd, having been chartered prior to arrival.
The schooner Annie NJ Campbell is chartered
for lumber from Columbia river to San Fran
cisco at 81.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Especial Dispatch 10 The CoHl

Il
Los ANGELES. Nov. 1s.-The potato market
was hrm today. but no increase of prices was
made.
Eggs were firm and butter was steady. The
price Of eggs viii be maintained at the present
figure until after the holidays, according IL
dealers
Receipts Of produce today were: Eggs. "A
cases. butter. 20.416 pounds: cheese. 0Tf
pounds: potatoes. TsO sacks; beans, 20 sacks;
onions. 800 sacks; sweet potatoes. 30 sacks.
Butter tper lbl-california creamery 35c; do,
Eggs tper dozl-Local ranch canded. SIC; do
case count. buying price 4Se: eastern fresh, 3sc,
eastern storage packed. extra. 30G34c.
Cheese tper lbl-Northern fresh. 1SM1s15c:
eastern singles. 1si3c; do. twins. 1sc: eastern
cheddars, 19H 20e: imported swiss 32c: Jack
lec; domestic swiss. 23m24c; cream brick I9M
20c: Iimburger. 19c.
Beans tper ctlD-No. l pink. $5d5 %; No. !
limas, $5@5.25; No. / Lady Washington, 81 20;
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EIfricda Encounters Gales

The German ship Elfrieda, Captain
Ellerbeck, which arrived yesterday 152
many heavy gales during the passage
and will need extensive repairs to It's
rigging before going to sea again. The
ship was fghting gales off Cape Horn
for IS days and September 13 encoun-
tered a heavy hurricane. During this
tempest several strands of the main
both port and starboard side, and only
prompt action saved the rnasts. A
number of sails were blown away in
the hurricane. The Elfrieda.s cargo
included 1850 tons of coke, $50 tons
OF cliffstone 439 casks of alum and 81
asks of powdered alum.
America Maru for This Run
The Toyo Kisen Kaisha, in antieipa-
tion of Its com&ng divorce from the
Pacific Mail company is getting the
liner America Maru ready for service
gain between this port and the far
east. Frank Caverly, who was freight
purser of the America and will leave
here next Tuesday on the Nippon as a
passenger; The Nippon Maru will
and and more "a t6an 5000 tons Of freight
The cargo will include large ship
ment of raw cotton.
Azov Brings Benzine From Peru
The Standard oil companys steamer
Azov which brabt $oo tans from
zine and will take back cargo of
heavy grade California oil. The Azov
and its cenibustible cargo were given
a Joy ride by the ebb tide yesterday
afternoon. The steamer dragged for
more than half mile. but it all ended
safely when the tankers anchor took
new grip on the bottom.
big Duty Paid on sugar
The second largest duty ever paid I
this mort on a single shipment of any
commodity was paid at the custom
house Yesterday. The amount was
S22O.S77 and was paid on 1852 tons of
crude sugar shipped to the Western
sugar refinery from Java. The ship
ment on which the largest duty ever
paid here was also of sugar, Consigned
last August to the Western sugar re-
tinery from Java
Captains Are Exonerated
By decision of United States
Steamboat Inspectors Bu1ger and
Bolles. Captain j. B. Hail of the
steamer 1sthmian and Captain William
Sorensen of the ship Tacoma were ex-
onerated of blame for the collision be-
tween their vessels late in the night
Of September 21 near the lightship out
in their decision that IL appeared both
masters were navigating as carefully
as possible and that the accident wa (
the result of the dense fog on the
ocean.
Water Front Notes
The pilot boat America YESTERDAY =
picked I'D an anchor and 40 fathoIns of
chain lost some time ago by the yacht
lola.
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Butter. 49, and 80

FRESH extra butter went up 1sc 10 2 quotation
- a1lze pound yesterday, but the advance
seemed 70 be 2 little more than the market
could stand. snd with majority Of The trade
me general tone was one II weakness. The
weakness IN The street extended 10 the floor Of
me dairy exchange and the market. which had
neen nrm on the preceding day. was officially
0eclsred weak Tn the cheese department some
weakness developed in California fats. but
there was no actual decline in prices The quo
ist ons for eggs. as revised on Thursday. were
allowed 10 stand. the market being steady "a
hrm for sll grades
On the exchange 80 cases n fresh extra butter
were sold at 35lac pound and 10 cases Of fresh
ALra eggs went 81 55l.c dozen.
Receipts were p 200 pounds of butter, $500
pounds of cheese snd G91 cases Of eggs.
The following are the official quotations estab-
lished on the hoor of the dairy exchange. Prices
IN the street. while governed by the exchange
Quots tons. generally range from 1lsc TO &c
higher. owing to the various charges 10 be
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JAPANESESTEAMER
RAMS The SIBERIA
Mikado Ships Stem Shattered
and Pacific Mail Liner Sus-
tains Slight Damage

HE Pacific Mail
liner Siberia. Cap
tain Feeder, which
arrived yesterday
from the far east,
narrowly e S c a p ed
serious damage on
the outward voyage
as the result of a
collision in the In
land sea. Pilot
Bischof was In
charge of the yes
sci and had TO
change the course
several times to
avoid running into
an approaching ia
panese s. t e a m e r
which was steering
first to one side and