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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
rc.-l Mill 4. TT. I'm
I Special Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, June 3.-The steamer Acme arrived
from San Francisco this morning at 1920 O'Clock
and proceeded to the Arcata wharf where a
cargo of redwood lumber is now being taken
aboard.
Steamer George w. Elder arrived from San
Francisco this morning at S15 O'clock with
freight mail and passengers. The Elder was
DELAYED by the high north winds which pre-
The Elder crossed out at $3.50 O'Clock this after
noou bound for Portland and Columbia river
points.
Loaded with redwood lumber from the Occi-
dental mill company. the steamer ]. J. Loggie
Steamer Despatch left this morning for San
Francisco The steamers cargo consisted of
lumber loaded at Fields Landing.
The Hammond lumber company's big lumber
carrier F. II. Leggett departed this morning for
Steamer City of Topeka left port this morning
for San Francisco with freight, mail and pas
sengers.
Kerr commanding, of the Australian mail line
is now 20 days at sea, bound from Hongkong
to Puget sound The foreigner has on board
cargo Of miscellaneous freight for northern ports
expected to come to Humboldt bay for a partial
cargo Of rough clear redwood lumber. The
Clyde which has net tonnage Of 2, 73S, will
load close to 1000. 900 feet Of redwood and will
Australia 1t is scheduled to leave San Fran
cisco the latter part Of the present MONTH but II
will probably be the second week in July before
1T leaves the coast.
LOS ANGELES. June 3.--Arriyed: Steamers
State of California. from San Francisco: Helene,
Wand, from Willapa harbor; Grace Dollar. from
Eureka: u. s. Justin. from San Diego.
Sailed: Steamers Admiral Sampson, for Seat
tie; Santa Monica, from Grays Harbor; Bowdoin.
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Eastern Livestock Market


CHICAGO, June 3.--Cattle-Reeeipts, 900;
steers. So. .25dT 20; western steers. $5.35@765;
stockers and feeders S4Q6.40; cows and heif-
ers, s.. .s5@T; calves, S6MS.50.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; market 5@l0c lower.
Light. S9.l5da. 40; mixed, S9.30@9.421a; heavy,
S91O69 4O rough, $91069.2o; good TO choice
heavy, S9.2o@ $40; pigs, $9@940; bulk OF sales,
$9d9.40.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady. Ma
tive 50. .25d ). 40; western. $3.50d 5.35; year
lings, S6@7,35; lambs, native, S5.20@S $50;
western, S5.5ods.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. June 3.-Cattle-Receipts
COWS and heifers. S3.50d6.s5; western steers,
S3-50@6.S5; cows ana hefers. 50. .T5@3.75; can
ners, 50. 75d4.50: stockers and feeders. $o.5O@
o.25; calves, S4MT.50; bulls, stays, etc, S3.15
d5.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 200; market 5@10c lower
Heavy. S9@9.l0; mixed. $9.05M910; light, $40
gels; pigs. $Sd9; bulk of sales. S9.o5@9.10.
Sheep-Receipfs, 100; market steady. Year
ungs, $5-50de-50; wethers. S4-90@5.I5; ewes,
$4.50G5-25; lambs, $e.75@S25.
KANSAS CITY
500; market strong. Native steers, S5.50@
S.25; cows and heifers. $50 I.35; stOckers and
feeders. S496.25; bulls $3.75@5.S5; calves. 81
as; western steers, $5.25@17.I5; western cows,
s3.50@6.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market 5@IOc lower.
Bulk of sales, S9.204930: heavy S9.30d9. .3j {:
packers and butchers. SO 920d9. 80; light 50 Is
Q9.3O; pigs. $s.7509.
Sheep-Recepts. 900; market strong Nut
tons, S4d5.50 lambs S7.25d9; fed wethers and
yearlings, S4.50G6.5o; fed western ewes, $4@5.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, June 3-The market for stand
ard copper was easy, with spot June July and
August quoted at I2.3T1a GI2.5Oc and September
at II 4212 d12.50c. The London market was
quiet, with spot quoted at f56 lis Sd and fu-
tures at E57 Is Cd. Local dealers quote lake
copper at R.75g l3c; eleetrolytic. 12 262ls a
l2I5c; casting. 12ST13 Gl2.50 No arrivals
turns showed 4s7 tons exported so far this
month.
Tin-Weak. Spot, 81. .e5a32. soc: June and
July, S2.60932. .T5c: August 32. .6O632. soc. The
London market closed easy, with spot quoted at
f149 and futures at f150 5s.
Lead-Easy, with spot quoted at 4 4OM4 soc
New York and at 4.I215 041715c East St Louis
The London market was higher at E12 12s Cd.
Spelter-Weak. Spot. 5.40M5.5Oc New York
and 5M5.1Oc East St. Louis The London mar
ket lower at ED 5s.
Iron-Unchanged at 49s Sd for Cleveland war
rants In London. Locally the market was quiet
with No. 1 foundry northern quoted at $I76
17.T5; No. 2, $I6.50dIT. .25; No. / southern and
No. ] southern soft. sl6.25@le75.
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Exnorts bx the sierra

The steamer Sierra, which sailed for Honolulu
last Saturday, had cargo valued at S199 $50 and
including the following:
250 bbs -four. 500 bales hay. "A, ,27o lbs malt.
Il, 500 lbs mllfeed 5.412 lbs beans Sa4s lbs
hams and bacon, 2e,l46 lbs lard. 34s ctls bar.
ley, 1,2s6 canned goods. 207 ctls wheat
Il, o43 lbs sugar, 1,l94 pkgs fresh fruits. i22
pkgs vegetables. 1925 lbs garlic 37s pkgs
onions, Al pkgs potatoes, 16,043 lbs buftey
4.991 lbs and 10 cs cheese. IS cs eggs. 3. SAD
lbs dried fish, 1859 lbs and A pkgs dried fruit
695 lbs and 10 bxs raisins, 2,0l6 lbs and As
pkgs bread. $3.50 lbs and 46 cs meals 3. 29i
lbs glucose, 6.S0S lbs and 56 pkgs CANDY > 305
lbs coffee, 1872 lbs chiccry, 4,6s2 lbs tea. 2,sSS
lbs nuts. 1.324 lbs fresh meat 81 bbls and 26
hf bbls salmon. 6,T44 gals aud Fl es wine. las
gals and l5 cs whisky, 8 cs gin. Is cs cham
pagne. 5 cs brandy. Is cs liquors, 26 casks
beer, 1900 IT lumber 1000 SKIS cement az
coils rope 1oS .pkgs machinery. 145 cs and Ia
bbls oils. 3S5 pkgs paints, $40 kegs white lead
automobiles and los pkgs parts. 1o4 cs boots
and shoes, 45 rolls leather IA pkgs saddIerv
$50 pkgs dry goods, 80 pkgs sewing machines
cs typewriters. 3S pkgs wagon material 3p rs
stationery, $50 soap, 33 pkgs sporting goods
4,2s1 lbs tobacco. 5s cs cigars and cigarettes.
Lumber Charter
The schooner kona at Grays Harbor is under
charter for lumber thence to Callao at 4Os
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Dried Toruits. RnIsin.. Nuts and Honey

Prunes continue the leading feature of the
market al present and rule firm, with new crop
held squarely up 10 4c and even 4lEc is reported
hid by several concerns. That tie crop viii be
short is generally admitted.
Fruits-Evs porated apples. 6i24sc; apricOts,
future delivery. So q l0c; peaches, 545i5c; do
1910 crop, future delivery, 5d6c; prunes 30
3lsc with &c premium for 50s and lc premium
for 40s new crop. 80 G4c; hgs. 80 d4c; pears,
54I0e.
Raisins-Iayers, Clusters crown. $3.50: 3
crown. S1.75; crown, l.25; seeded, 405c; or
binary LAYERS. crown. S1-25; crown. 90c:
seedless sultanas. 2l5 a &C; Thompsons seedless
~ 435zc for unbleached and 61s G655e for
bleached; loose muscatel. crown. 4e; 3 crown,
$40. crown. SC; seedless. 2Q2Lc
Nuts-Almonds. nolpareils. 14l5 15c: XXI,
dlslac; plus ultra, I3Ml5l5c; Drake l05
ale; isnguedocs. 10@1O1@c; hardshel, 617c;
walnuts. 13c per 10 Tor No. softshells, lSc for
no. . do. pecans, "A = dl6c; peanuts. Al k@5c;
pine nuts 1S020c per ID.
Honey-NOminal.
Beeswsx-2719 \ @Soc per Ib for light and 2s@
o6c for dark.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Notice to Mariners

Office Of United States lighthouse inspector
twelfth distTict-Sau Francisco. June 3, 1910
Point Sur. Cal.-Notice is hereby given that on
June l, 1910. the II inch steam whistle at this
station was replaced by a first class compressed
air siren. without other change. IL. H. b. List
10 L II. B. List Of Buoys, etc, Pacific Goa st
1908, page 49,
San Francisco bay entrance, Cal.-Notice is
also given that San Francisco light vessel No
20 was replaced by relief light vessel No. 76
June ,. 1910. The change is temporary. The
relief light vessel shows a light and sounds sig
nails having the same characteristics those
of light vessel No. 90. formerly the station.
excepting that the light is fixed white without
eclipses, shown from three lens lanterns en-
circling the mastheads at a height of 46 feet
above the water and visible II miles in clear
weather.
Relief light vessel No. &c is flush deck
steam vessel. has two masts, schooner rugged.
boweprit, a black smOkestack and a steam
whistle between the masts, but differs from
light vessel No. 20 in having all visible parts
from the bow to the middle Of the foremast and
from the middle OF the maininast aft painted
red all visible parts between the fore and
main masts including the middle third of each
lantern mast, white. The daymarks at the
mast heads have five vertical stripes three red
and two white. and on the springstay, midway
between the two masts, there is an oval day
mark with white and two red vertical
stripes The number re- Is in white on each
bow and each quarter. and in black on each side
of the springstay daymark. The word RELIEF
is painted In large black letters on the middle
of each side. tL. H. B. List Of Lights, etc.
List of Buoys. etc, Pacific cost, 1908, page o.
BY order of the lighthouse board.
W. G. MILLER, Commander, Y. s. N,
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.
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The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 1852; New York, 60-52;
Omaha, 1862.
SYNOPSIS
1t is warmer over Oregon and Nevada and
slightly cooler in California A moderate de-
preston over the valley of the Colorado appears
to be filing There has been rain west of the
Rocky mountains. The pressure distribution
fayors short period of warmer weather. The
relative humidity at Red Bluff was 46 per cent
and at Fresno 80 per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight June 4, 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday,
with fog in the morning, somewhat warmer;
light south wind, changing to moderate west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday, warmer;
light north wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair somewhat warmer,
Saturday; light south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fairl~Saturday, somewhat
warmer: light west wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Satur-
day, overcast in the morning; light south wind,
changing to north. A. G.. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO June 3, 1910.-0bservations
taken at q. n.:
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NlllInES-Nlo7 a 81 Der ton.
shorts SOP 5OGJoA S0 nor ION


Hop dealers continue 10 report a very dull
market. and say that there are hardly sufficient
left TO make g market on. Wool continues
neglected. with quotations nominal.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about u ale
under quotations; heavy salted steers, l2c; light
medium. lie; light I0c; cowhides. lOc for
heavy. IOc for light; stays Sc; sslted kip
lie; salted veal, Ice; salted calf. Ice; dry
hides 2od201kc; dry kip, ISc; dry calf, 24e; I;
sheepskins, shearings. 20ds0c each; short wool
5OdS5c; medium, s5c@S1; long wool, SIG
80: lambs. 2506Oc; borsehides salt, 81 25 as
for large and Sl.5O02 for medium 75eMSI for
small and 25d50c for colts; horsehides, dry S2@
s. e5 for large and 81 Is al for medium. 5OcdS1
for small and 25q50c for colts; gostskins prime
sngora- T5caSl; large hair goats, 25Q4oc; me-
diuu 2ON25c; small, 5dl5c.
Tallow-No. 4 rendered, 5q61zc; No. 2, 4G5e;
grease. 2G21zc.
Wooi-Spring clip-Ssn Joaquin. years staple.
I2d15c; do s mouths. 7G14c; northern, I4GI7c
per H.
Hops-Californis. 12dIsc for crop Of 1903;
Oregons l29lsc per 10; crop Of 1910. 12916e
per H.
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lners. $685. other large varieties. ssa5 per

chest.
RRspberries-S7d1l per chest
Loganberries-S3@ @S.50 per chest for red and
S4n5 for black
Blackberries-S6dS per chest
Gooseberries-40a75c per drawer: in bulk 46
&c per lb for common and S6l0c for English.
Currants-S6@7 per chest
Cherries-Packed, z0@T5c per drawer; in bulk
o0bc per 10 for black, 4q6c for Royal Anne
and 2M31bc for white.
Apples-New crop. 9Ocdsl-25 for large and
5O@65c for small boxes; old crop. $i.25@i.75
per box
Peaches-T5cdSl 81 % per box
Piums-6OcdSl per box
Apricots-Crates. 75c@Sl: boxes 50d75e.
Cantaloupes lper crate Nominal
Citrus Fruits per box,--Nayel oranges, 81 90
a for fancy S20250 for choice and Sl-25d
l-75 for standard: grapefruit. - 5oG3 for seed
less; lemons. S3.75d4 for fancy. S2@3 for choice
and 81 25M1.75 for standard lines. S6.J047-
Tropical Fruits Bananas T5c@SL25 per
bunch for Hawaiian and S250q3 for Central
American; pineapples S2.50@3-5O per dozen
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BY United wireless


STEAMER GovERNoR-En rskte from San Di-
ego to San Francisco; June 3. i;3O a. m,
miles south of Point Sur; moderate northwest
wind and sea- barometer 1898; temperature 5S.
STEAMER HILoNIAN-En route from Honolulu
to San Francisco; June 2. y. m, 730 miles
from San Francisco; light southeast wind; mod
erath northeast sea; barometer 30.10; temper
ature 6T.
STEAMER HYADES-Hence June L, 6 p. M, for
Seattle and Honolulu Iune 2 p m, miles
south of Point Cabriflo; haZy; moderate head
wind and heavy head sea; barometer 2e.s4
STEAMER MANN sMITH-Left Bay point June
passed Point Arena; moderate northwest breeze
and heavy head sea-
STEAMER MAvERICK-Left Tacoma June 1, Z
D. M, for Richmond; June 2, 1880 a. m,
passed Tatoosh; fine weather; due San Fran
cisco Saturday evening
STEAMER ARGYLL-Left oleum May 30, 9:30
a. m for Portland; June q p. m, of Sius
law; clear weather: fresh northwest wind;
choppy sea; barometer 30.0S: temperature 5S.
STEAMER FALCoN--H Hence June 2. p. M, for
Portland; June 2 p. M, off Point Reyes.
STEAMER wATSoN-Left Seattle June 1, 1 p.
M for san Francisco; June 2. p. M, of
Cape Perpetua; fresh northwest wind; moderate
westerly swell; cloudy
STEAMER WATSoN-From Seattle for San
Francisco; June 5, $3.50 p m. off Point Gorda; ;
moderate northwest wind: smooth sea; cloudy;
due June 4, or s a. m.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-Left Seattle May
81 p. M. for San Francisco; June 2, p
M i09 miles north of Cape Blanco; cloudy;
light northwest wind: smooth sea; barometer
80 49, temperature 60; June 2, SIG p. M, met
steamer Queen 1872 miles north of Cape Blanco
.4x,- rarrc or CTR aEpnC
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch 10 The CoIl1

Los ANGELES, June 3.-Few changes were
made in prices on the produce exchange today
The egg market firm. Potatoes were weak
and trading light.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs. Se4 cases;
butter. "a .345 pounds: cheese, 464I pounds; po-
tatoes, 41G sacks; onions 81 sacks; beans u
sacks
Cheese-Northern fresh 17c; eastern twins
lsc; eastern eheddars. ls1ze; eastern longhorn,
19c: eastern daisy, I9c: Swiss imported. 30c
Swiss domestic. 23d25c; brick cream, zoe; linn
burger. 20d21c.
Butter-Creamery extra, 30e III; first, 29c lb;
cooking butter. 25c ib.
Eggs-LoeaI ranch candled irsts, PC; case
count 23I5c.
Beans-No. / pink, 81 80: No 1 imas. $4. 40@
4.50: Lady Washington, 81. 10; small whites, 50;
blackeyes. S6.25; garvanzas, $3.50: lentils, 81.
Potatoes-Salinas SI.15GI1 %; highlands. Soc
@SI.IO: Lompoe. $l.10Gl25: Watsonville, S1@
1.25; Idaho, 9Ocd 81 10; potatoes, soc box,
81 25d1.35 per 100 pounds.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSION. June 3.-The Commercial Bulletin
VIII say OF the wool market tomorrow:
a moderate business for a quiet market is
being done in domestic wools with fair ag-
gregate Of fine and fine medium clothing ter
ritory selling at 56e to 6Oc secured
The feature of fleece wools activity is the
sale of 100000 pounds Of Michigan three
elghths blood ar private terms the value of
which is about &c.
Three eastern mills bought 60. 600 pounds of
new wool at Heppner. ore, Tuesday at a6c 10
3Sc, secured and landed. At Mountain Home
Idaho. nearly 100000 pounds were sold Thurs,
day, medium woods bringing I5he TO l6Mc
or about soc clean. landed Boston With these
exceptions, comparatively little is being done
Ia the west owing to the low prices offered by
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Flour and Farinaeeous Goods

Flour-Californis family extras 50 So@6 20 net
without discount; bakers extras, S5-S0d 20; su-
ilerhnc 81 -601 $40; Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. - 800 for famly, bakers and patents, and
Sa.2JIs-50 FOR cut on; Kansas patents, S6-50d
6-55; do straights, $3.50 a 6.55: Dakota patents,
ST-2J; do straights. 81; co clear. $3.50 per bbl.
Earinaceous Goods-Prices in loo 10 sacks, net
cash. no discount, are as follows: Graham nour,
$50 per 100 lbs: rye -four. So 20; rye meal,
$50; rice -four So; corn meal, s2.7O; extra
cream do. So; cat meal $3.50; cat grOats, 81;
farlua, $50; hominy, S2S); buckwheat -four,
S5.e0; whole wheat hour, $3.50, rolled oats bbls.
SeG 0-lOt DO in sacks. Sa-SUN 80; extra cream
90. $3.50 in sacks and 81 IN bbls; rolled wheat.
bhls $3.50. in sacks S3.I0d4 30; pearl barley,
$40; split peas boxes, 50 for yellow and 81 for
Ernnn L.r 100 Lbs.
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KANSAS c
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. June 3.-Hutton's wire says:
Some Of the smaller shorts tried to cover to-
day, but offerings were so limited that prices
bounded upward the appearance of buying
orders OF the smallest kind. Many reports of
unsatisfactory stands are reaching the exchange
is said that fully 20 per cent of the southwest
ern Texas crop needs cultivation badly and that
considerable replanting is in progress Stocks
ot American cotton in Liverpool now only
$4,000 bales against .04T. 600 last year
Splnners takings this week. according to the
New York cotton exchange, were 163. 600 bales,
against $4,000 last year. This would indicate
4 decrease of about l2l 900 bales in the visible
supply OF American cotton for the week against
a decrease Of $4,000 bales for the same week
last year.
deliveries Of cotton at Fall River mills for
the nine months ending May 81 show a decrease
OF ~. I06 bales, compared with last year.
Cotton-Spot closed quiet. 40 points advance
Middllng uplands. 1890; do gulf. 15.l5c; sales
I6, 094 bales
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Rnanr and seeds

he bean market continues 10 have 3 firm
undertone and higher prices for pinks are given.
Beans lper ctD-Bayos: 50 20; small white
$50. red. Sed6.5O; bsckeye 81 40d ; so: lima
SAS50 04.4O red kidneys. S5.50d5.T0; cranberry
beans nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard &c: yellow mustard.
---i 6sISeed, 5MSHc; canary. 5 i5e: alfalfa, 16
ale; rape, 162tac; timothy. 5sz @6c; hemp,
4 q3Lc millet. 2&e per 10.
Dried Peas-GTeen. S3.65 dS.75 per ctl.
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II days out from Yokohama, with 31S
passen gers and a large cargo of orien-
tai goods, including 1900 bales of raw
silk.
The Minnesota brought the body of
the late William A. Rublee of Milwau-
kee, consul general at Hongkong. who
died at his post April 15.
Charles Spooner, son of former Sem
ator j. C. Spooner of Wisconsin. met
the steamer here, and will accompany
Mrs. Rublee to Milwaukee with the
body.
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CENTRAL AMERICANS.
SCARED BY Comet.
Officers of City of Sydney Tell
How Fearful Latins STAYED
Off Mr.. HaIley's Visit

CCORDING to the
officers of the liner
City of Sydney,
which arrived yes
terjay from Pan
anna and way ports,
nobody in Central
America went to
bed during the
nights OF May II,
is and 19. They
were kept awake
by the dread of
what would hap
pen when the earth
passed through the
comets tail. The
people in the cities
were as badly
scared as those in
the country No
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mand and prices are steadily held. Spot-Fancy
are quoted at I0c; choice, S@Sl5c; prime, "a
7Lc; common 10 fair. 6I6kc.
Prunes-Are firm, with stocks firmly held in a
few hands, quotations ranging from Sc to 6&c
for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-40s and Az acc for Ore
gon fruit
Apricots-Quiet. with buyers holding off. but
prices are firm. Choice, 10@l01ac; extra choice,
i0h dII15c; fancy. liz 61I21kc
iPeaches-Quiet and steady. Choice, 615 616%c;
extra choice. 74Thci fancy, IA @7hc.
Rsisins-Dull and featureless. Loose musca-
csc: seedless, 3JkM4hc; London LAYERS. 81 206I
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Poultry and Game

Poultry handlers continued TO report a ready
market FOR large young chickens. such fat
heavy hens. young roosters and large fryers.
Ordinary hens and small broilers which formed
large percentage Of the receipts continued TO
drag al weak rates.
Poultry (per dozenl-Hens, IS. .506i6 for small.
S6.500 80 for large and SSQ10 for extra; young
roosters, SSNl1: old ROSTERS. $565.5o; fryers.
fer medium and S250@3 for small: ducks. nom
inali pigeons, SL75d2; squads, S2.5oQ5i geese.
nominal
Game (per dozen)-Noininai.
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Change of Masters

Steamer weIIesley-old master, Carl SchiIIen-
sky: new master. C. E. Lindquist reported
from Portland. OreD.
steamer Pilot-0ld master, L. L. Landgren;
new master T. II. Crothers.
Schooner Alameda-0ld master. ]. G. Jochims
new master. Oliver 0sfiey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hugh Hogan, A. B. Pc
fersen master: steamer F. A. Kilburn. I. II. Me-
lelfan master.
Registered-sc Schooner Fred E. Sander, George
Ekrem.
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Nem York Produce

NEW YORK. June 3.-Hops-steady.
Hides-EGsy.
Petroleum-Steady.
NO0l-Steady.
Sugar-Raw, steady: refined, steady.
Co1ee-f utureE closed unchanged. Sales, T.
600 bags Closing bids: June and July. 6.l5c;
August, 6.25c; September. 6.30c; October and
November. 6.35c; December. 6.40c; January,
43c; February. 6.45c; March. 6.46c; April.
49c; May. oslo. Spot-Quiet; No. Rio,
~ G.; No. = Santos. 93c; mild steady.
butter-Steady; prices unchanged.
Chcese-Barely steady state. whole milk.
new fancy white. large at l45zc, small 14stc;
fancy colored. large 414Nl4&c, small 14&c.
Eggs-Steady prices unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Er8porated Apples-Were in little better de-
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Hnr end Feedstuns

New hay Is now coming In more and more
every day. and sales are reported of harley and
oat at SlUN and volunteer wild cat is
held at S90l1-J0. Buyers continue TO hold OF
and business Is duh.
Bran-S25d2 per ton for white and $3.50 for
red.
NiiddunCs-S2Sd31 per ton.
Shorts-S23 - a24.5 50 per ton.
Feedstuns-ROlled barley. So. .jO624; rolled
oats FOR feed, $2Sa29; mixed feed, S246l30 for
average lots; OilCake meal. --; cOcOsnut cake
OF meal at mills, S25 in % and 10 and $3.50 in
3 ton lots; j0bblng S26; corn meal. S34@35;
cracked corn, S34035; alfalfa meal. carload lots,
Sl5 jObbing. SIG; red star alfalfa meal SIS in
carload lots and Sl6 jobbing; CaprOeo oilcake
meal, $l6-J0 per ton.
Hay-Whest. SI2d1 1G: wheat and oat, S9615;
tame Oat S10Ml5: volunteer wild Oat S1@ll;
alfalfa. IS al; stock hay. S6G7 per ton.
SuraW-40@ 65c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
U. s. branch Hxdroeranhie nm.-

office, located In the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained In San Francisco for the benedt Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators are cordially invited 70
visit the office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions of the world are kent M
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
]. 7. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert In charga
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

LONDON, June Sat the sale of Cape of
Good Hope and Natal sheepskins today DIG 100
skins were offered, and Of this amount 2IO 500
were sold. The record supply was In poor CON
dition and only met with a fair demand Long
wools sold at unchanged rates and shorn
fsrthing to a half penny under the last sale
Coarse wools realized farfhinC lower
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
Chicnrn nnirr prodnce MarI.et

CHICAGO. June -Butter-Steady. Cream
cries. 25@2T18c; dairies. 25@26c.
Eggs-Steady at mark cases included 15Is@
I6l5e; receipts, 1866 cases; frsts. 171se; prime
6rsts 1s1ae.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies 14% 615c; twins.
14lR@l4#e; Young Americas, 15A4 155Ac; long
horns, 14s4 @l5c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04
81 T,ou,s uyooI u.-L.4
London Wool SnIea

ST. LOUIS, June 3--Market steady Medium
grades, combing and clothing. 22d 23c; light fine
lsGl9c; fine, l3@14c; tub washed, 24@3lc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-04

Army Transports
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan is in port.
The Buford Is In port
The Sheridan sailed for Manila May g.
The Thomas is In port
The Sherman, homeward bound. arrived June
3 at Honolulu.