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engaged for lumber thence to Santa Rosalia.
suppIies for HonoIuI,

Supplies for Honolulu
The steamer Sierra sailed for Honolulu Sat
ing the following:
$500 ctls barley, so bbls -four. II. 1874 lbs hut
lbs and 81 cs bread. 20 gals and cs brandy, 13
Rags beef % s1sts IS gn ss se s
1884 gals and so wine. 7.o70 lbs beans, 1. 144
lbs chicory. 1852 lbs and 81 pkgs candy. 1910
eoee lbs hams and baoon lbs
lard, 80, 40 lbs malt. 2.244 lbs dressed poultry T
lbs lbs dred fT fruit m 7io lbs raisns 1sf2 Tbs lbs nuts
4,519 pkgs fresh fruits, 2.023 pkgs potatoes, 26l
pkgs onions, 1s,2so lbs and 80 pkgs meals, $50
fead fas 81 pkgs wagon material @ sso $50 pkgs @ United
States army stores, 24is lbs tobacco. ls ss es
pkgs saddlery, 2s. pkgs sewing machines. %
kegs and 10 cs powder, 647 cs. 142 bbls and
fierces oils. II pkgs machinery 6,o0s it lum
goods 2 600 SKIS cement, Al cs boots apd shoes,
35 pkgs agricultural implements, automobiles
and 10 pkgs parts.
Half Million Dollar Cargo
The steamer Nebraskan sailed for Salina Cruz
Monday with cargo laden here and at other
coast ports consigned principally to New York
and to European cities via the Tehauntepec rail-
road The cargo laden here was valued at $545,
652, the distribution being as follows: For
s1ss. .s7G; Holland si5. COS: DenmarS. SID
Belgium, So Sc 600, Sweden ss,712 italy, & 81 .sao;
principal shipments and their destinations were
To New York-165 600 lbs dried fruit, S0040
lbs nuts, 3.69S and $50 hbls salmon. 1894
lbs beans, 9,232 canned goods, %. $50 gals
and 94 cs wine, 5o7 lbs vanilla beans, 167, ,o41
lbs wool, 10 cs typewrlters, 300 TASKS quick
silver S27 lbs mohair, 50 pkgs machinery:
TO Germany-1,2 296. It's lbs dried fruit. 5100
gals wine. 1880 lbs vanilla beans. 81 cs
canned fruit, 20, 460 lbs apricot kernels.
To France 665 lbs dried fruit, 429 cs
canned fruit.
To Holland-115, 500 lbs apricot kernels Co.,
375 lbs dried fruit
To Denmark-S2, 500 lbs dried primes.
To Belgiunl-S0. 900 lbs dried prunes.
To Sweden--53, 900 lbs dried prunes.
To Italy-22 COO lbs apricot kernels.
To Russia-S,25o lbs-aried prunes
To Cuba-S7 cs canned fruit, 769 lbs dried
fruit.
The cargo laden at other coast ports con-
sisted largely of dried fruit, honey, tallow and
salmon for New York valued at S101, 1888, and
merchandise for European cities, valued at
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market


wire SAYS:
The cotton market not buoyant today
ana while there were several sharp rallies during
tne day, prices eased off for the want of con-
stant speculative support. From the 18th of
october until the 18th of November is usually
The heaviest marketing period and as prices at
the south are more than lie per pound higher than
AT TINS time a year ago. in fact, the highest on
record for this period. we expect free selling by
The producer especially on further advances.
irade conditions are not good in this country
financially. industrially otherwise and the cot
ton yarn market is particularly inactive.
splhnefs claim they can not go on accepting
ther curtailment of production. In Germany over
tuUUVO workmen are on strike, to say nothing Of
the political revolution in Portugal and the disas-
trons epidemic of cholera in Italy
The bill OF lading controversy is still un-
settied as weIl the lockout in Manchester;
meanwhile crop reports from the belt of a
more optimistic nature. especially from Texas.
where II is said a good top crop, equal TO the
until November i, and 1t is well TO remember
that the area under cultivation this year is 33,
$4,000 acres and that the government report
showed condition Of September % very close
average yield per acre for the last 10 years was
$50 pounds, and this basis the crop points to
around IL, 100000 bales with average date of
frost.
people are planning TO bring a big stock OF spot
cotton here during the next 80 60 days.
Liverpool cabled-Internationsl federation of
Master cotton spinners' and manufacturers asso-
shows stocks 1,l23, 900 American against / $751;
000- Indian, 924,Oo0 against 757. 600. Egyptian,
is, 900 against POI 000 All kinds, 2,523 900
against 3.3s3. 600. Shows 600 increase re
turning spindles over last year.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands, IA 1oc;
middling gulf IA 35c No sales.
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Building Contract.

Charles Wright with Butte engineering and
electric company, Flood & Hammond. H. W.
Mofatt company-Electric wiring, plumbing and
heating system for three story and basement
Ellis \ 72:s by " so; SIS. 500.
Sophie Wigand with E. d. Crowley company
To erect two story frame cottage and basement
In line Of Twenty-fourth avenue, 100 S Of
street, 120 BY $ 25; $4. 700
Christiansen & Smith-To erect three story
and basement frame building in line OF Dolores
street, 154 OF Sixteenth, 2z BY 117:11s
Lucy f. Harnwell with B. W. Demarais-To
erect a two story frame building in line Of
Missouri street 100 OF Eighteenth. S6.46
erect a one story frame building IN W line OF
$3.50
Firestone tire and rubber company with Fred
p Fischer-Store fixtures at NE corner OF Van
Ness avenue and Fulton street; $3- 637-
John Flanagan with Harry 8 Doyle-ro ereet
line of Shrader street, 411:3 OF Seventeenth;
s4221.
George II. Roos with David R. Campbell and
the Levy electric comDany-Plumbng and elee-
tric work for two story. attic and basement
brick residence in y line of Jackson street. IS =
OF Maple. e2:6. N 1908 1852. TO point 5
NJ. Donahoe estate with John G. sutton com
pany-Steam heating plant for building at SW
corner OF Pine and Battery; $3.50
francesca Biandi with f. c. Amoroso q Co
To erect three story and basement frame build
ing at NV corner OF Union and kearny streets:
b Katschinskf with VI. Fisher-To erect one
story reinforced concrete building in NV line OF
Jessie street, 25O SW of Fourth. SW 25 By NV
Milton s. Eisner with Walker & Kingsland and
j. Gfbbs-To erect three story and bssemenr'
frame building in line Of Powell street. 1876
9r iai199g T. Wagner with j. j. P6iibn~To erect
thYee story and basement frame building az 01S-
52O-522 Sutter street: $3.50
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Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO. Oct. 5--csttle-Receiptss $50
Market steady to Ioc higher Beeves. 81 -70@S;
Texas steers. ssI0G5.65; western steers, s4d
6.75; stOckers and feeders. S3.40Q5.I5; cows
and helfers. 50 % @e 40; calves, $7-50de.75.
HOgs-Reeeipts. 1900 Market SG1oc up.
Light. Ss.50M9.1O; mixed. SS.25@9; heavy,
Ss-05a as 50; rough. ss.05@s. 80; good to choice
heavy. ss3o@s s.; pigs. ss-l5@s-s5: bulk of
sales. SS.356S75.
sheep~Receipts. 10000 Market steady 70
strong Native 81 50d4 .25: western, 81 "a
AS; yeariings. 81 300 so: lambs. native,
81 5O677; DO western, 81 7501.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 5-oattle-Receipts,
LOCO. Market Iec higher. Native steers. $5@
7.T5: native COWS and heifers, $2.60G625: stock
ers and feeders, S3.50@5.75; bulls. S3-254425;
calves. S4MS 25; western steers, $450Q650;
western cows. S2.750415.
higher Bulk Of sales, ss.45GST5: heavy.
$S.30Qs-5O: packers and butchers, S. 40GS. IS;
light. $s.656S.s5.
sheep-Receipts, 10000 Market strong. Nut
tons, $3500z.25: lambs, $5.75d7; fed wethers
and yeariings. 3-90@5. IS; fed western ewes,
<3-50Q4
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 5--Cattie-R Receipts,
1000. Market active. steady TO stronger. Ma
tive steers, $4.40@7.40; cows and heifers, S5@
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Los Angeles Produce Market
SnecioJ Dfxootoh Ia The Call

LOS ANGELES. Oct 5-Potatoes were in
slight demand the produce exchange today.
Sweets. especially, were weak. Eggs and butter
were firm.
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs. 124 cases;
butter, l5.64s pounds--cheese, 1,755 pounds; po-
tatOes, 5.l30 sacks; beans. sacks; onions, 320
sacks; sweet potatoes, DDS sacks
Eggs lper dozen Local ranch, candled, 45c;
DO, case count, buying price, 41c; eastern fresh,
35c; eastern storage packed extra, BIC; do stor-
age. seconds. 25c.
Butter (per lb)-Cslifornia creameries, extras,
3355c; do, frsts. 32e: cooking, 25c: ladle. 25c.
Cheese (per lbb-Northern fresh. 17I1Sc. To-
cal. 1Sc; oregon daisy, 1S15e; eastern singles.
ls1zc; do twins, Is1zc; eastern daisies. 19@
l9hc; eastern longhorns l9d20c; eastern cbed-
ders, 2oc; domestic Swiss. Pa 24c; cream brick.
l9c; limburger 19c.
Beans tper eill-No. ! pink. $3.50; No. /
limas. IS: No. ] Lady Washington, S. so; No. /
small whites. $3.50; No blackeyes. So; No. 1
garvanzss. So; No. ! California lentils, S7Gs
Potatoes fper ctl)-H ighland, 81. l.40@ l.50; lo-
cal Burbanks, $125; Salinas S170.
Sweet Potatoes lper etIl-Yellow, Sl.25@1.75.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSEL IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


Alaskan for Saina Cruz; ship Daigonar. for
United Kingdom: schooner James H. Bruce. for
Port Ludlow: schooner Crescent, for Mukilteo.
ABERDEEN, Oct. $50 far as known today
the fleet of steam and sail craft held up inside
the bar had not passed out to
The steamer Westerner arrived today from
San Francisco.
Steamer Lindauer arrived late yesterday with
a considerable amount of freight After dis
charging 1T steamed to the Wilson Bros mill.
Barkentine Jane L. Stanford left its moorings
at the Slade mill yesterday and was towed to the
lower harbor today. De Austrian steamer Her
mine viii take its place.
Barkentine Benicia, which recently arrived. is
tied up at the Union mill wharf awaiting
charter.
Steamer Churchill finished loading lumber and
was expected to be ready for sea today. 1t will
probably be towed to the lower bay and wait the
arrival of complete crew 1t is bound for
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rick, for Boston and New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS

rick, for Boston and New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS
CHERBOURG-Sailed Oct. 5-Stnr Krouprin-
zessin Cecilie. for New York
LIyERPooI-Sailed Oct 5-Stmr Friesland.
for Philadelphia.
NEW YORK-Sailed Oct. 5-stmr Campania
for Liverpool: stmr Pennsylvania. for Hamburg
stmr Oceania. for Naples, Patras. ETC.: stmr
Oceanic. for Southampton.
Arrived Oct. 5-Stmr Bleucher. from Hamburg
stmr Carpathia. from Trieste.
GENOA-Arriyed Oct. 4-Stmr Hamburg, from
New York
YOKOHAMA-Arrived prior Oct. 5-Stmr Min
nesota, from Seattle: stmr Siberia, from San
Francisco for Hongkong
NAPLES-Arrived Oct. 5-Stmr Regina
d'ftalia, from New York.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Hops-Dul-
Eides-Eirm.
Petroleum-Steady.
Refined Sugar-Quiet. Cutloaf. 5.soc; crushed,
{ zoe: mold A. 5-35c; cubes. 5.25c; xxx pow
oered 5.15c; powdered. 5.1Oc; granulated. sc;
diamond A, &C; confectioners A. 4.S0c; No. L,
4 T5c. No. ,, 4 70c; No. 3. 4.65c; No. 4. 4.eoc;
No. 5 4-55c: No. g. 4-5oc; No. Z, 4.45c; No. s,
! 4Oc: No Q, 4.35c; No TO- 4-30c; No. IL, 4.25c;
No l2 420c; No l3, 4l5c; No. IA, 4l5c.
Cofee-Closed steady at a net gain Of 5G11
points. Sales. $3.50 bags. october and No
Tember. S-s5c; December, s-90c; January, S-96c;
February. s-97c; March S.9sc; April, SC; May.
s.O1c; June. s.O2c; July, 9-o3c; August 9o4c;
September, 9.05c. Spot cofee-Steady. Rio. No.
Z, lie: Santos No. 4, 1i% d12c. Mid coffee
Firm. COrdova. 114 613%c.
Butter-steady. Creamery, thirds to frsts, 81
Q2sc.
Cheese-Stesdy, unchanged.
Egss-Stesdy, unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Continue steady, with a
quiet jobbing trade. Fancy. 10c; choice, S% a
911c prime sdSs4c; common to fair. 6d715e.
Prunes-Quiet. but firm at 5@10c for Califor-
MA up 70 3o-40s and II 6915c for oregons.
Apricots-Quiet, but, owing to the small
stocks prices are firm Choice. 1124 G12ci extra
choice, 12hdl3c; fancy, 1871 Ql4c.
Peaches-Quiet. steady. Choice. 7G111c; ex-
ira choice. SdS12c; fancy. S1aM9c.
RsiEins-Inactire, but steady Loose musca-
tells. 81 acc for 2 and crown; choice to fancy
seeded 61z Qse; seedless, 5Qec; London layers,
81 .20K11.35.
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BY United wireless

Wednesday, October s.
STEAMER MARIPoSA-From Tahiti: Oct 4 3
p. m., 1.340 miles from lightship; strong north
northeast swell; all well.
STEAMER SlERRA-From San Francisco for
Honolulu; Oct. 4, s p. M, LIZA miles from
lightship; hfesh easterly wind; raining moder-
ate sea; barometer 1890; temperature &C.
STEAMER MANCHURIA-From San Francisco
for Hongkong via Honolulu; Oct A. o. M
40S miles west of Honolulu.
STEAMER QUEEN-From San Francisco for
Puget sound ports; Oct 4, p. M, so miles
north of Point Reyes; strong northwest wind !.
clear: heavy sea and swell; barometer 80. .O8; !;
temperature 54
BRITISH STEAMER PECTAN-From Ancon for
Port San Luis; Oct. 4, 8 p. M, 21O miles OF
Port San Luis: strong northwest wind with
heavy head sea; barometer %. IS; temperat ture
90; expect to arrive at p. M, Oct s.
STEAMER MoNGoLIA-From Hongkong via
Yokohama for Honolulu Oct f. o. M lati-
tude 2s % north. longitude 173 80 west; should
arrive at Honolulu Friday.
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HSv aud Feedsfufx

Good cat and wheat and oat hay are quoted
SOC higher The market for the best grades Is
now very steady. Rolled barley is lower, in
sympathy with the grain.
Bran-S29@30 per ton.
dlings-S34d36 per ten.
ShOrts-S30G32 per ton.
Feeestuns-Rolled barley, S224zS: rolled
oats for feed, $29@3z; mixed feed. $25026 for
average lots: hnseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $50,
10 tons Sso.50. 8 tons SAL smaller lots S4l.50;
cocoanut cake or meal at mills. $3.50 in 20 and
10 and S26 in lots; jobbing s26.5o: corn
meal S36Q3T; cracked corn, S36@37; alfalfa
meal carload lots SIT. jobbing SIS; red star al
falfa meal SIT In lots and SIS jobbing; Mo
desto alfalfa meal. SIT in car lots and SIS job
bing; Stockton meslfslfa. Sl7 in car lots and SIS
3obbing; Caproco oilcake meal $3.50 per ton;
calfalfa, Sl9 IN lots and $50 jobbinG-
Hay-Ordinary wheat. S7d12.50: choice. Sf363
Il; wheat and cat. Ss@I2: tame oat. SSQl2;
volunteer wild oat. Se.5O@9; alfalfa, $79lS;
stock hay S5G6. 80 per ton.
Strawt-35 d60c per bale.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

$50. western steers. IS. 75a64 40: Gamers. s2.75
as 40; stockers and feeders, S306; calves. S3.2
al; bulls, stays, ETC.. S3d4.S5.
Hogs-Recepts. 1900. Market 5d1oc higher.
Heavy. sS.IoQs. so; mixed. SIS. % 40; light,
SS6o61s9o; pigs. ss@9; bulk OF sales, $50
Sheep-Receipts. s17oo Market steady
1earlings, $4.50@540; wethers. S3.SG4.25;
ewes, $3GS.S0; lambs, S625d6.S5
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General Merchandise

General Merchandise
BassIGrain bags, Is q55sc; San "a g Quentin s6si
for ID; fleece twine. 711c per ID.
Cosl-Pennsylvania anthracite egg, Sl6 per
Ton; Wellington, 50; New Wellington. SO; Coos
bay. s.; Australian house-Richmond etc, So
Pelsw Main SO; Stanford Richmond, 50; Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and S16.50 in sacks; Welsh
Anthracite. Sl5; coke. si6 per ton in bulk and
Of-ouofseions are for barrels Linseed. 81. 10
per gallon fer boiled and sI-IT for raw. cases SC
more; castor oil in cases, No. l. Tic; Bakers
A S1l7G1.1 IS; China nut. cases, 60dI0c per
gallon; cocoanut oil. in barrels. soQS311c for
No. ? according 10 quantity; extra bleached win
Ter sperm OIL SOC; natural winter sperm oil. soc;
strained lard oil. 90e: pure neatsfoot oil, S5c;
No. 1 neatsfcot oil, csc; herring OIL SOC; salmon
oil. soc; boiled hsh oil SOC; paint oil. 45c
barrels OF drums &c; 80 degree oil. iron barrels
OF drums. 10l2c; special 90, lie; pearl Oil, In
cases. I6c astral i6c; star 16c; extra star. l9c;
F7sine 9slSe: eocene. isc: red crown and motor
gasoline in bulk I7c. in cases 24c; engine distil-
late in drums rs cases &c more 90 aTFe6
makers and painters naphtha, IN bulk loc, IN
T1,pen5ine- per gallon in cases and s1c in
Res5a@E: s. %: s. G. see; s1a e E. s9SS; M;
500 X $50; NJ brrei Sroi - 9sS sige0 ySs w.
Red and White Lead-Red, s1sGec; white,
Refined SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard hne granu-
lated 5.25c: standard coarse granulated. 5.29c;
fruit granulated. 525c; cut loaf, in barrels only
25c: Il. & f. crystal dominos, Ii cartons ID
cases S-25c: do in 10 cartons in cases, S-foe;
monarch bar $500; tablets, in half barrels
575c: DO in . 10 boxes. Sc; cubes and a
crushed. 3 SOC: monarch powdered, 5.35c; xxx
powdered. 5-35c: candy granulated. 55Sc; confec-
1ioners' A, 5.25ci confectioners crystals, 5-S2c;
extra fine granulated. 5.05c; magnolia A. 4S5c;
extra {. 4T5e, golden {, 4.65e; ID. 452c- bar
rels and 30 10 bags i0c, half barrels zoc. boxes
soc more per 100 lbs than for bags OF 100 IDS
net Bar in IS and 20 ID tins 81 20 more. in
and 10 ID tins S2-3 more per 100 lbs than price
for this grade in 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
psny quotes as follows: Granulated basis, Soc
s'Higrsde" bat 5.60c; powdered, 5-S5c; A
crushed, 5.5Oc; berry. 5.25c: c. & h extra fine
granulated. 5-25c; coarse dry granulated, 525c;
confectioners' A. 5-25c; confectioners crystals,
535c: cubes. $500; bricks half bbls. 5.75c;
bricks in 80 10 boxes. &C; extra fine dry gran
ulated 200 ID bags only, 5.05ei excelsior A,
4. s5c: extra c. 4.T5c; golden G. 4.65c; yellow d
( 55sc: cut loaf. in barrels only, Use; H. & E.
crystal dominos, Id cartons, in cases, soc
DO ? ID cartons. 81 cases. S.75c. Additional pei
100 lbs: In barrels and so ID bags, 1oc more
half barrels, 25c more; boxes. Doc more for al
grades. Bar in 35 and 30 10 tins, Sl.7o more
IN 10 10 tins, S2-S5 more Minimum order, car
load weight.
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cat meal s. p: do grosts 81 25; pearl barley.
g 20; rice hour, SO; rolled oats, S4.2?; rolled
wheat, $3.50; rye hours SS.25; rye meal, SS1o;
rolled oats. $50 lbs $50. 90 lbs in sacks 81:
rolled flakes. $50 10 barrels S. 10. 30 lb sacks
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Standard copper, firm;
spot. October. November and December, 12-25G
2-3oc. London closed firm at ESQ IS for spot
and f57 rs Cd for futures Custom house returns
show exports Of 2,41S tons so far this month.
Lake copper, II. 6219 12.S7l5c: eectrolytic 1880
d12. 75c; casting. u 25G12. soc.
Tin-F1rm; spot. 36936. 25c; October, 5.5o@
35.75c; November, 80. l0@35. Soc; December. 35 a
35-45c London, strong; spot, f162; futures f159
5s.
Lead-Steady, 44064. soc New York; 4.22h6 a
4.271zc East st. Louis. London, spot, f12 lis
Cd.
Spelter-Steady, 5.5o05.eoc New York, 5.3715
d5421ac East st. Louis. London, spot f23 15s.
Iron-Clevelsnd warrants. 49s. Locally iron
quiet. No. l foundry northern, SIS. 20 q
16. %: No 2. $1550d16; No. 1 southern and No.
l southern soft, Sl5.75@1e.25
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U. S. Branch Hydographic once

A branch of the United States hydrographic
office. located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the beneft of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kent at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding flights, dangers TO navigation and mat
fers of interest TO ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. s. N, in charge.
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st Louis Wool Narket

dunn grades. combing and clothing, 23@24c;
light fne.. l9621c; heavy fine, 15917c; tub
washed, 25@33c.
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Hides. TaIIo.r, Wool and Hops

some quotatlons fof KIP, FeaI and caII are
lower
Hides-Culls and brands sell about sale
under quotations; heavy salted steers. 1o1sc;
light medium. 9L5c: light. &c; cowhides sc;
stays. &c; salted kip Ioc: salted veal 151ac;
salted calf, 151ac dry hides 1se; dry salt hides.
l2c; dry kip, l7c; dry calf, 22c; sheepskins,
shearlings. 25dsOc each: short wool. 4Ud1Oc:
medium. 70d9oc: long wool. 90cqSl.25; lambs.
20G50c; horsehides. salt. 81 25@3 for large and
Sl-5O42 for medium. T5cdSl for small and %
@5Oc for colts; horsehides. dry. S2@22 for
large and Sl.25G2 for medium. 50cqSl for
small and 25650c for colts: goatskins. prime
sngoras. 75c@SI: large hair goats, 3044oc; me-
dium. 20@30c; small. 5@I5c.
Tallow-No- ! rendered, 515 @61sc; No. ?. a
Sc; grease 2@2Lc.
Wool-Spring clip. San Joaquin, years staple,
eGllc; Go months, 7Gl1c; northern. Sonoma
and MendOcino. Is620c: Humboldt, 2oc asked;
Nevada. l3Gl6c per 10.
Fall clip-Mountain free. 9G11e; northern and
valley. "a 1Oc: San Joaquin fall and lambs, 19
Ice 90 defective and heavy. 5@1c per 10.
Hops-California. 1909 crop, nominal; Oregon.
nominal; crop OF 1910, 1915 1612e per lb.
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london Wool Sale.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-onerings at the wool
ton sales today consisted principally of New
Zealand crossbreds, which sold readily at the
recent decline The few merinos offered brought
firm prices.
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cbicaro DaIry Produce Market

CHICAGO Oct. 5.-Butter, steady; cream
cries. 2402sc: dairies. 23d27c Eggs. STEADY
at mark. eases included. 1s1A @211zc; irsts, 23c
prime frsts 25c; receipts. 1000 cases Cheese
frm; daisies, 15i54l5%c; twins, l4Sz @l5ci
Young Americas. l6ihe: longhorns, l6l2c.
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PRINCE SIIUN NOT
TO BE LONESOME
Chiyo Maru, on Which Chinese
Party Sails, to Garry
Record Crowd

RINCE STUN Of.
China, who will
leave here this
evening on the
Chiyo Maru, will
have plenty of
company on his
voyage across the
Pacific. The big
Japanese l in e r !.
whose sailing was
postponed to ac-
commodate t h e
prince, will leave
pier AZ at 5 o'clock
this evening with
every inch of its
passenger accom-
modations taken.
In the cabin will
be $50 PASSENGERS.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department OF agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. October D
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Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Oct 5.-Turpentine- Firm, 73&c;
sales. 40; receipts, 4s6; shipments, %; stocks,
Il 1862.
Rosin-Firm.. Sales. 1.2S5; receipts, 2.2se;
shipments, 22o; stocks, 66. 600. Quote; B, Sc;
1, $6.35; X, 1855; NJ, S6.s5; \, $3.50; VIC,
Sc o5: WV 81
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R AUCTION &

Two carloads Horses and Mares will be sold
az Duhoce stables 205-209 Valencia ST.. MON.
Oct 8. and THURS. Oct. g. II m; also
Wagons and Harness Tel Park 2723-
CLOUGH & BRODIE. Anctioneers-
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
'onnage Engagements

Tonnage EngaEementa
The British steamer Harheur. now at this port
is under charter for wheat from Puget sound or
Portland to the United Kingdom at 3os.
The schooner W. +. Garms, on Puget sound, Is
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Memoranda

SEATTLE, Oct. 5.-word from Neah bay
stat8 that barge wallacut is anchored there
leaking badly: lost two men of Destruction island
Sunday in gale while trying to enter Grays
Harbor; put back In tow tug Goliah-
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Change of Masters

Schooner Gasight, late master W. Stavanger,
present master l. Isakson.
Steamer Four Sisters, late master A. Hansen,
present master, d. Larkn.
LICENSED
Steamer Brunswick, C. Linder master; renewal.
REGISTERED
Schooner Forester, o. A. Daeweritz master.
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

An area of high pressure overlies the weste-N
half of the United States. The pressure is low
throughout the Mississippi valley, the Ohio val
ley and Ontario. On the Atlantic coast an area
of high pressure continues, resulting in fair.
warm weather, with soutberly winds. Generous
rains have fallen from Louisiana to western
New York. The following heavy amounts are
reported st. Louis, 2-42 inches; Louisville,
1.SS; Memphis 1.42.
The temperature has fallen 20 degrees in Kan
sas and Minnesota and has risen about 10 de-
grees In California north Of the Tehachapi. In
the great valley conditions have been excellent
for raisin making. Afternoon temperatures
have exceeded so degrees
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 43
and at Fresno SO per cent
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight
Thursday, October g:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thurs
day; warm in the forenoon; light north winds.
changing to west.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday;
continued warm; light north winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Pair Thursday;
continued warm; light north Winds.
For the San Joaquin vailey-Fatr Thursday !;
continued warm, light north winds.
For California south of the Tehachapf-Fafr
Thursday; overcast in the morning; somewhat
warmer; light south winds.
A G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor-