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INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Tuesday. July 26
al al Stmr Wilheimina, johnson. days - hours .:
cs ,utes from Honolulu; 77,TT3 sacks sugar OOC
1000 med pineappies. 1,943 cases pine Juice
| frames piaches bananas. 1.500 bags rice 25s
gatlon cofnp<n. 500 tins plunder to Matson navi
stmr Mann Smith. 'A-i anu % S'ee'sse pas
bay: l,600 900 feet luiOlsen AZ boprs fron, Ccc.
ber company. -or 10 e A SAITH Inr,
Stmr Hornet Marxsen (,
dro; ballast to F. Linderman. sours from San Pc
stmr Hanalel. Mcfarland 80
ent steamship company Indsnsnd
Stmr Sierra, Houdlette < days 20 ho;l f-9
Honolulu; passengers and merchandise to- fran
spreckels & Bros company. 7. d
Stmr Coronado, stangeland es hours fro
Grays Harbor; bound south put in for fuel
Stmr Point Arena. Jacobsen. % hours from
Sehr Santiago. Macdonald 10 hours from Mon
terey; 900 barrels oil to Associated transpor-
OUTSIDE. BOUND IN. MIDNIGHT
CLEARED
Tuesday. July 2s.
cine coast steamship company.
:, br stmr Asia: Gaukroger. Hengkong. etc, via
Stmr Umstilla. Reilly Victoria, etc; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
SAILED
Tuesday. July 2s
7 stmr Washington. Rogers Monterey bag.
stmr Sequoia. Bowman, cruise.
stmr Cheyenne. Owens. Puget sound.
Stmr Albion. Nyman. Stewards point
Stmr Umatiiia. Reilly. Victoria. ere
stmr Coronado. stanseland: San Pedro.
Stmr State of California. Gieow, Eureka.
Stmr Bear Nopander. San Pedro.
Stmr Whittier Seaman,
Br stmr Asia. Gaukroger, Hongkong via Yo
kohama and Honolulu.
schr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey, in tow tug
Navigator.
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LoBoS. July 2s ) p. m.-Weather
foggy; wind west; velocity II miles per hour.
POINT LoBoS, July 2s. IL m.-westber
PoIST LoB0s. July 2s. a. m.IWeathsr ". atus
thick; wind southwest, velocity eight miles per
POINT REYES July 90 a. m-we.tber
foggy; wind northwest, velocity IL miles per
FARALLoNES. July &c. . a. m.-weathar
cloudy; wind north. velocity 10 miles per hour
TATOOSH. July 26. a. m--weather clear:
wind west, velocity ten miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
TACoMA-Sailed July 26-Stmr virginian for
SgEhr Br Ra@ s5TE strsthGrns for Melbourne
South % Coast. hence D july !s,sed 81 July 20 stmr
CRESCENT CITY..ssIled July 25-stmr Del
Sorte. for San Francisco
;. Passed In July 26-Stmr Mackinaw, from
EUREKA--Arrlved July 26-stmr Temple Z.
Dorr. from San Pedro: Stmr ]. ]. Logge. hence |
.u,y ,, a; br PARK Battie Abbey, in tow tug Her
: Sailed July 26-stmr F. A. Kilburn, for San /
BANDoN--Arriyed July 2s-stmr Fiaeld. /
renee FopI July p %; = stmr Newport from Astoria;
fOh1 BR<A1G--Arriyed July 2S-Stmr lanes
s. Higgins. hence %
TAToosH-Passed inward July 2e-Jap stmr |
Panama Maru. from Hongkong. etc for Seattle 4
ASTORIA-Sailed July 25-Stmr Rainier. for /
san Francisco.
Arrived July 2s-stmr Hazel Dollar. hence
July 23i stmr Breakwater, from Coos bay; stmr
Rosecrans. from Monterey
SEATTLE--Arrved July 25-Stmr President
lence July 23; stmr Wasp. hence July 90
Sailed July 26-Jsp stmr AVA Maru for Yo-
johanna -
rn. from Valdez. for Seattle
kETCH1kAN-Arrived July 25-Stmr Jerer- |
on. from Skagway, for Seattle
HoQu ulAM.sailed July 2e-stmr Stanley Dol
RED0NDo BEAcH-To sail July c6-Stmr
race Dollar, for Cayucos.
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By United Wireless

By United Wireless
Tuesday, July IS, 1910.
STEAMER BUCKMAN-From San Francisco. for
reef. Hazy; fresh northwest wind head sea-
STEAMER GOVERNOR From San Francisco.
for San Diego; July %, p M. 19 miles
south Of Pigeon point. Overcast: calm and
smooth: barometer 30.00 temperature, IS
STEAMER WASHTENAw- San Francisco.
for Port San Luis; July 25. y. M, three
STEAMER COLONEL E. L. DRAKE-From Seat
Cascade heads. Overcast: light northwest
wind smooth: barometer 1926; temperature
rs. Due Wednesday noon.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA From Seattle for
San Francisco; July 25. p. M. Is miles
south of Blsnco. Due July 27, morning
STEAMER ARGYLL-From San Francisco for
Mendocino. Cloudy light northwest wind;
choppy sea.
STEAMER MAvERICK-From San Francisco.
for Portland; July 25. 1925 p. M, OF Cane
Fortune. Hazy; light northwest wind: heavy
northwest swell; barometer, 30.0s; tempera-
ture. co.
STEAMER WILHELMINA-From Honolulu. for
San Francisco; July 25, p. m, 2o9 miles of
San Francisco lghtship. Fresh NNW wind:
rough sea and cloudy; barometer, 1920; tenn
perature, g.
STEAMER RoSECRANS-From Monterey. for
Portland; July 25, p. M, 100 miles south Of
Columbia river. Moderate wind and sea-
STEAMER J. A. CHANsLoR-July 25. 8 n. M.
256 miles from San Francisco Heavy head
sea; moderate northwest wind.
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Doston wool Marker

BOSTON. July 26.-Domestic wool. both fleece
ana territory. are more active this week. Busi-
ness however. Is not by any heavy.
as manufacturers are showing little disposition
10 buy rsw msterial except for immediate
needs. The principal western quotations:
Secured basis Texas fine. IL months. 5Sm
SOC: fine . 10 s months. 540 SIC: fine fall.
506 SIC California northern. 53d soc: middle
county. 5015ic: southern, 45d47e; fal free.
42d 43c. oregon. eastern No. /. 81 a 62c:. east
ern clothing. 56H 57c; valley No. !. 52G 54c.
Territory hne staples. s0d62c: hne medium
staple. 59d soc; fine clothing. 5Sg7 6oc: fine
medium clothing 546j6c: hslfblood cornbing
55 a Sc; three-eighths blood combing. 55d56c
quarter blood comhing 52F7 54c: pulled extra
CSC fne A, 6o@62e; A supers. 56q5Tc.
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COOS BAY--Arrived July 26-Stmr Redondo,
hence July "a.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived July 26-stmr Manda-
lay, hence July "a; stmr Marshdeld, from Hardy
SOUTH BEND-Arrived July 25-stmr viii
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLuLG-Sailed July 26-Jap stmr Chiyo
Arrived July 2lStmr Hysdes. from Seattle.
HIL0-Sailed July 24-Fr stmr Mont
calm. for Puget sound July 25-Stmr Enter
prise, for San FrsSsiseo; srs ,
NEW IORk-Arrived July 25-Stmr Aztec.
BALTIMoRE-Arri July 25-Nor stmr
Christian Bers. to load for BremertOu.
B0ST0N-Arrived July 25-Br stmr Asuncion
f2% saf9a peqs July 1
Masunda, for Honolulu.
FOREIGN PORTS
PORT PIRIE-Arrived prior to July 26--Nor
stmr Herm, from Mukilteo. via Newcastle. Aus
sISGAPoRE-saiIed July 24-Br stmr Indra-
PERSAMBUCo-sailed July 2s-Br strir Sells
don. for Honolulu.
VICTORIA. B. C.-sailed July 2s-Stmr Lee
lansw. for San Francisco.
! Arrived July 2s-Br stmr Mskurs. from sgd
r. via Honolulu.
rexsugRTO MExrCo-SaiIed July 23-Stmr
SALIN4sr Delaware Breakwater -,
,ian. from EREZ- '-ed NV ~olum-
GUAYMAs-Arrived July 11-Br stmr Persia.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW EORk-Safled July 26-Stmr krouprinz
Wilhelm for Bremen.
Arrived July 26-Stmr Kaiser wilhelm H.
rom Bremen: stmr Roma. from Naples; stmr
1elliG Olav. from Copenhagen.
SYDNEY. ". :. W.-Arrived July 23-Stmr
trathnsy, from kDappton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July 24-stmr Ger
1ania. from New York.
LIBAU-sailed July 19-Stmr Russia. for New
-ork.
NAPLEs-saiIed July 2s-stmr Luisiana. for
few York.
GLAsGow-Arrived July 2s-stmr Furnessia,
rom New York.
LIvERPOOI-Arrived July 26-Stmr LUST
ania. from New York-
BREMEN-Arrived July 26-Stmr Kronprinzes-
in Cecilie from New York
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New YorI. Produce

NEW YORK. July 26.-HoPs-Dull.
Hides-Quef.
Petroleum Steady.
No0l-Cpist
Sugar-E-H. sirm: muscoEado. 50 test. 3 See:
centrifugal. .96 test 4.36c: moasses sugar, SO
fesf sole. Refined sugar. steady.
Conee-Futures closed steady. hut net de-
cline az 5e 10 points. Sales were Freported OF
- 80 bags. Closing bids follow: July. 6.10c;
August 8 75c. September. 6.S0c October. .s5c;
November. 6.e0c: December 6.90c: January,
q oSc: February. 7-03c. March. 7-o1c; April,
: 0ec- MAY, 7.I0c: June. Tie.
Spof coffee steady: Rio No. Z. sssc: Santos
No 9 9ssc Mild quiet: CordoTa. l0n 1914 c.
pufter-Firm. unchanged.
~heese-Easier State whole milk specials,
74z. a i6c. do fancy. l4l4c: do average prime.
7as, "a l4c: skins fun 10 special pa aI12c.
Eags-Firm. State Pennsylvania and nearby
nennery white. 30M55c; do gathered white,
a50 SOC -
DRIED FRUITS
ErsDorated AppIos-Inactiee but steady: fancy,
1o-Lm1185c- choice. Si2M9c; prime, = a Sc;
common 10 fair. 6M7c.
Prlnes-Firm Quotations 3d91zc for Cali
farpiss M 70 30-4os and Az d9iz for oregons-
apricoiS-Inactlve. hrm- Choice. ga a i0Hc;
extra choice. lois a lie; fancy. loSs a I2i5c.
Pcaches-cuiet but steady: choice. eiaM65se;
,xfrs choice T07Ac; fancy. 1IdTiac.
Raisins Quiet: loose muscatel. a'sN95.ci
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MOALE RANOUT \
OF HIS CLOTHES
Not Through Wear or Want,
But Because Grizzly
Was After Him

1sl LIKE deer. but. oh. you bear.'
was the expression of j. G. F.
Moale. chief clerk in the Office of
the superintendent Of transportation Of
the Southern Pacific. few days ago.
When he returned from a vacation
spent in the vicinity of Bonner lake.
According to employees at the Donner
lake icehouse Moale went over the hills
faster than any fast Southern Pacific
freight train ever did. Further infor-
nation from the same source is to the
effect that Moale shot the deer all
right. but that a large sized grizzly
nearly got him as he was in the act
of slicing OF several juicy steaks OF
venison. As he ran Moale shed por-
tlons OF his wearing apparel and he
was compelled to wait in the icehouse
until he was brought sufficient gar
ments.
Moale denies the story in its en-
tirety- He says he didn't even see a
deer deer on. the trip. much less a bear
and dehes the authors OF the story TO
produce an accessory to the fact.
Western railroads may charge ex-
cess fare for passengers travelling in
pullman and chair cars, according to
ference between r. o. Mccormick of
the Southern Pacific. f. L. Lonax OF
the Western Pacific and F. A. Wann of
the san Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt
Lake, held in that city recently The
occasion for the change is to be found
in the decision of the interstate com
merce commission in the Spokane rate
case. in which the passenger fares be-
tween Salt Lake City. Los Angeles. Og-
den and San Francisco were reduced.
Ofhcials of the roads believe that the
present rates are just and equitable
and are therefore considering the ad-
visibility of making the commissions
rates good only in day coaches. II this
is done. IL is thought, IL will preserve
somewhat the revenues of the roads
and will ests blish the principle of ex-
cess fares for Pullman passengers.
Lee II. Landis. general manager of
the Phoenix and Buckeye railway. with
office at Phoenix, is in the city on a
visit.
Edward Chambers, assistant freigh
traffic manager of the Santa Fe. left for
business trip to Los Angeles last
night II. p Anewalt. assistant gen
eral freight agent of the same line. is
travelling in the San Joaquin valley,
H. B. Chamberlain. formerly vice
president in charge of traffic of the
Erie, has been elected vice president in
charge of traffic of the Tennessee Cen
trail, with headquarters at Nashville
Work has begun 5 miles north Of
Del Monte. Tex, on a new branch line
of the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient.
which, when completed. will form
connecting link via the orient between
Kansas City and Del Rio and thence
over the National railways of Mexico
to the City of Mexico.
F. NJ. Saunders, agent of the star
Union line of the Pennsylvania at Los
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SIERRA PASSENGERS
TAKE STRAW Vote
Unable to Decide, After All,
Whether Hawaii Should Be
Wet or Dry

HE steamship ST.
ezra of the Oceanic
line. Captain Houd-
lette, carrying a
record number of
passen gers, m a d e
fast to the Filbert
street wharf at s
o'clock yesterday
morning. All on
board were lit
tie concerned over
beating e the steamer
With elmina i n t O
port by S e V e n
hours. The pas
sengers were not
inclined to regard
the Wilhelmina as
much of a racer.
while the Wilhel-
nlinaS crowd re-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July 26.-HuCton's wire says
The weakness OF the old crops and tne per
sisrent weakness in the stock marker gave COZ
ton bears new courage. and on sggresslFe
read bullish as 70 coDditions in the southwest
and south Atlantic ststes. but reported geperaliy
favorable conditions during the last week else
where ,,.z,,.
Spot closed quiet. . points down. Middling
uplsnds 1850: midding gulf. loIoc Sales,
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WiIhelmina's Sweet Cargo

-Four Hawaiian bellies, winners of a
popularity contest held by a Honolulu
newspaper. and a large cargo of sugar
We're brought in by the Wilhelmina,
Captain Johnson, of the Matson line
yesterday. The bellies were the Misses
E. Akamu, e. Sasaki s. Cockett and A.
Pangelinan, chaperoned by Mrs. w c.
Moore and Mrs. c. j. Beggs. 1t is their
first visit to the coast Their itinerary
covers San Francisco and the Yosemite
Among the passengers We're George
A. Smith of McNab & Smith and his
bride, and DIR. c. b. Cooper, former
president of the board of health of
Honolulu, who is with the rifle team
that is east bound. In all, there were
los in the cabin and SO in the steerage
The Wilhelmina's cargo consists of
770,77S sacks of sugar, 5000 cases of
canned pineapple, 1,s43 cases of pine
apple juice. $50 crates of fresh pines.
1900 bags of rice. 1000 punches OF ba-
nanas and 500 tons Of miscellaneous
freight.
L. hin IiSt ic falL
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Os'ABGeIes Produce Market
[ Special Dispofeh 10 The Call

Los ANGELES July 26--Receipts of egg:
were heavier today and the price unchanged
Butter receipts were large but the market alb
sorbed the supply. Irish potatoes were firm
Sweets were cheaper.
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs, 20I cases
butter. GO. 749 pounds: cheese 3.941 pounds: po
toes. 40 sacks
Cheese tper lbl-Northern fresh. 16t2@ 11c;
eastern twins. ISlae; eastern cheddsrs. 1910 2oc;
eastern longhorn. l9n 20c: eastern daisy. 1sia a
lec: Swiss. imported. 2sG3oc; Swiss. domestic
2S@ 2Sc. bIick cream, 1ac limburger 19c.
Butter (per lbl bl--Creamery extras. 81 i2e; frsts
Soc; ladie butter. 26c; cooking butter. 2sc.
Eggs tper dozl--Local ranch candled. hrsts-
extras, 2Jc.
Beans tper ctll--Ne. pink. 81 25; No. l lima.
$40: Lsdy Washington. $4.75M5: small white
s.; blackeye. Sc; garvauzas. $3.50: lentils. 81.
Potatoes tper ctll-New potatoes. local stock
$40; northern stock. sl.55; sweets, sc per lib.
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Naval stores-TurpentIne and Rosin

SAVANNAH July 26-Turpentine firm. 6ec; !;
sales 7el; receipts, 12ol; shipments, 246; stock,
I4.144.
Rosin. firm: receipts. 3.T3s: shipments, 2sso;
stocks. eo733: sales. 2.TI2 Quotations p,
81 TOGI5. IS: d. S.. 50: E. $3.50; F. $6.0212; 6,
Sc o.: H. Ss.07,a; l. S6.12I: X. $3.50; NJ
Sc. s.: y $40; VIC. s7.2O; WV, s7.25.
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Memorandum

The sale Of Br stmr Knight Of ST. George
which took place today at the Merchants
So 600 and went high as sT4. 500. The vessel
on third call declared sold. As the bidder
could not be found the sale declared void.
Per stmr Mann Smith-July 26. on Duxbury
reef passed three masted schr bound in
SYDNEY. July pa captain has been
sent from this port to Noumea 10 take charge
of Br ship Duusyre. which put into the latter
port on July Is with Captain Smith sick. The
Melbourne
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see-lsllE more would come in it not that cars
eHIcukhout the state are very short. Under the
sstteilfocai demurrage law which is now in force
- falirosd companies compelled 10 furnish
,s ssIs tcr shippers. but up 10 the last few days
mere have been but few demands made on the
'sliroad company under this law. the cars being
eIaeIed and Furnished fairly readily under The
1sual request on the part Of leaders At the
tlestht time "a Is very difficult 10 get any cars
~ ne principal shipping districts sxithout de-
-tanaing Them, and therefore practically all
sulpIers have been obliged TO resort 10 this
--anos VIII be evidenced IN increased arrivals on
nc san Francisco market. There are still large
quantities II hay which must be moved from the
ssIqs WITHIN the next 80 60 days. and in
Svme ostrlcts the storage room being insufficient
u must move Ia market by rail.
Donlitions here continue unsatisfactory hay
3I practically all kinds heing offered al vprv
reasonable figures and ali familiar with condi-
Ions seem 10 be II the belief thar we will see
sun lower prices. this being especially evidenced
=. me tact that no one is buying hay in any
quantity m the country districts for storage
s,., 5asaa- 5 So -2o@245o per ton FOR white and
Middungs- -Sa2@34 per ton.
Sborts-S2s a 2e per ton.
. teeostuns-Rolled barley. S23 %: rolled oats
:i@f feed. S2SM29: mixed feed S24d3O for ay-
egsse lots: linseed oilcske meal. 20 tons sac 10
Tons $3.50. tons Sal. smaller lots s4I 80:
cocosnut cake or meal al mills S25 in 20 and 10
aud $50 in ton lots. iobling S26: corn meal
f@4 dl5; cracked corn. S34Q35: alfalfa meal
load lots SD jobbuS SIG: red star alfalfa
~n3eai. SO in lots and SIS jobbinc: Modesto
a-1islta meal Sls.5o Ia lots and SIG jobbinS:
prcco oIcake meal $3.50 per rOn
F.: Har-Nhest. SaG u 50. wheat and ost Saa
- lame oat S9N II: volunteer wild ost STn
;ae. %itaiia. - 10: stock na,. savH. ,,e. ,,n,.
.: StfaN 0Oc per bale
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PORTLAND Ore. July 2e.--Tacoma grain
buyers today purchased 10000 bushels OF new
cron bluestem at Walla Walla. The price was
e0c T. O. b. walla Waila. This is the first sale
Of new crop wheat.
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WnnI Sale.

LONDON. July 2s.-The fourth series Of the
wool suction ssles closed today A miscellane-
Gus assortment Of a.13l bales sold readily, with
the exception Of faulty. which was weak.
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS, July 2s.--Msrket unchanged; me
dium grades. eombing and clothing. 22d23i4e;
light fine. ia lsc; heavy fine, 13G14e; tut
washed, 29@a2c
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Export. by the Nebrnskan

The steamer Nebrsskan sailed for Sana Cruz
on Monday with cargo laden here and consigned
principals to New York and 10 European ports
via the Tehuantepec railway valued at s255 1884,
the distribution being as follows: For New
York S222. .056: Germany. Si7.411; France,
SO s74: England, 1916; Italy. $l25; Belgium.
s.. .o5o; Sweden. S9e9 Denmark. $59s; Mexico
s465 The principal shipments and their destina
tions were follows
To New York-24. 735 gals and wine, $50
gals brandy. 2,6Os cs canned goods I35 bbls
salmon 323. .627 lbs wool. $50 TASKS quick silver
2H5s lbs and II bales old rubber. l6i pkRs ma
chinery Q SKIS herbs. q l45 lbs basam, 4J, SOB lbs
beans cs boots and shoes.
To Germany-l64, ,050 lbs dried fruit, s.426 gals
wine. u 533 lbs vanilla beans, 1855 lbs apricot
kernels
To France-114. .77J lbs dried fruit.
To England-s.75o lbs dried apricots, pkgs
machinery
To itaiy-i ST5 lbs dried sprcots
To Belgum-sS,4 4s2 lbs prunes, 30 tierces beef
castings.
To Denmark-6S75 lbs dried apricots.
The steamer also had cargo laden at other
coast ports for New York valued at 59l and
including the following:
5.o5l cs salmon, II $50 lbs beans a2,05l lbs
wool 1921 pes crosssrns. 2.600 lbs beesvax
26 pkgs machinery, 1o5 cs typewriters, 17o cs
canned goods.
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Army Trausports

Army Transports
The Buford Is in Alaska
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan left Manila July Is.
The Sherman is the way to Manila.
The Sheridan is in port.
The Thomas is in port. under repairs.
The Warren Is AT Manila.
Notice to Ship Carpenters
San Francisco. July 26- 1910
]. Applications for civil service examinations
will be received at this office during the newt
30 days for forming lists of eligibies from
which TO select ships carpenters for duty on
lighthouse tenders in the twelfth lighthouse dis
trict California;. Applicants must be citizens
of the United States over IS years Of age.
?. Application blanks and full information
be obtained by applying to this office.
W. G. MILLER. Commander. L. :. N.
Chairman of the Local Civil Service Board of
the Lighthouse Service.
Two Lumber Charters
The British steamer Glenlee. at British Co
lumba, is engaged for lumber from Portland TO
North China, and the British steamer Harpeake.
at Redondo. is under time charter for the same
business from this port. Eureka and the north
to Australian ports. Both were chartered prior
to arrival.
Change of Masters
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Margaret {; master, d.
Hansen.
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Hides. TaIIou, Wool and Hops

--.lrices for hops show some changes The
c-harset Is quiet. Stocks Of i909s are about ex-
.lHusted
90 " co. continues dun and featureess
Hides are weak but no further decline has
peen snnouuced during the last few DAYS
hloes-Culls and brands sell about = ale uu-
ecy Quotations; heavy Saited steers IOc: Iight
p ieul um- Sc light. Sc coWhides Sc: stays 6l5e-
ssited KIP 9i5c; salted veal. I8lsc: Saited calf
u 1sc; dry hides. 1sc: dry kip Ice: dry calf
&c; Sheepskins shesrlings. 25d40c each: short
WOOL sod6Oc; medium. e0090c: long wool a0c
q l-a: lambs 250 SOC; hcrsehides salt 50 25
.28 for large snd Sl.50G2 for medium 75cdsI
TOT small and 2505oc for colts: horsehides dry
: sl-oO9 p for large snd Sl.25d2 for medium
.iocfGS 81 for small and 25c50c for colts: goa
sklns. prime angor0s. 75cMSI: large hair goats
> "a 4oc- medium. 2eG25c: small. 50i5c.
- lsuoN--No- 1 rendered, 5G6c; No. . a. Sc:
grease. 202lsc.
=: " oe-Spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple
"a sc; d" : months. 5dllc: northern i6G
.tec; Humboldt and Mendocino. I6GlSe per H.
: hops-CslifoTnia. l0dl6c for crop Of 1909:
tltegons. l0a i6c per 10; crop Of 1910. l3dlec
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CHICAGO. July 2s-Butter steady: cream
cries. 23d27c; dairies, 23d26c. Eggs steady
receipts. l2.429. cases: at mark. cases included,
lo@l4c; hrsts. i5c: prime firsts. lie. Cheese
steady; daisies. I5& @I6c: twins. 15M1S13ci
young Americas, 5lz916c; long horns, 16G
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cihc standard time 12oth meridian. or at sh.
o0m COS Greenwich mean time.
Lieutenant u. s. N. IN charge.
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F. NJ. Saunders. agent of the Star
Union line of the Pennsylvania at Los
Angeles, is in the city.
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Chicago Dafry Produce Market

choice TO fancy seeded 4s4 dea.c; seedless, 3s4 a
zlsc; London layers, 81. 20M1.a5
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department OF agriculture
-eather bureau. San Francisco. July 2s. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
.. S. Branch Hydrosraphfc once

U. s. Branch photographic ONCE
a branch of the United States photographic
office. located In the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
OF EXPENSE Nayigarors are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
ters of interest TO ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant u s. n, in charge.
Time Ball
United States branch photographic office. Mer-
&c. 1910.
The. time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

Work has begun s miles north of
Del Monte, Tex, on new branch line
of the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient.
which, when completed. will form a
connecting link via the orient between
Kansas City and Del Rio and thence
over the National railways of Mexico
to the City of Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

III. 3. Chamberlain. formerly vice
president in charge of traffic of the
Erie, has been elected vice president in
charge of traffic of the Tennessee Cen
trail with headquarters at Nashville.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
FrohlDlt1on Issue Mqre Exciting Than Sea Race

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