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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, May 13.-Hutton's wire says:
Shorts again frantically bidding the mar.
ket upward today in an effort to get in out of
the wet but the higher the market goes the
smaller the selling becomes, the scattered
long interest in the market is gradually liqui-
dating itself for the purpose of taking down
profits. July sold a couple of points over May
for brief period this morning for the first
time in months, The certi6eated stock, de
creased from DDS, ,90S TO 223. .662 bales. and re-
turns were made ON 400 bales delivered on
contract As vet the shipments out of the local
stock have not made much of a showing. ow-
ing to the fact that cotton is stillj being re-
ceived here at the rate of about 2,500 bales
per day
In the late trading the market sold off on
more profit taking, on continued reports of
scattered rains in Texas and the fact that
Liverpool market will be closed until Wednes-
day. Week end figures were disappointing, not
being good expected
Tomorrow will be a holiday in the Liver
pool market, and the Whitsuntide adjournment
viii continue until next "Wednesday morning,
May is Liverpool will also be closed Friday
and Saturday, May 20 and II, owing to the
kings funeral
Reviews Of cotton goods market indicate
better demand for cotton goods"
Spots quiet. 1ec up. middIing uplsnds;; IDS;
1605c; middling gulf 1890. Sales, S,lS4
bales; delivered on contract. 600 bales.
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Middiings-S2s@3o per ton.
Hides. TaIIov, Wool and Hops

There is some business passing in hops at
unchanged quotations. Tie supply IN all mar
kels is light. while the continent IS abso-
lutely depleted, and viii start the coming sea-
son on bare market. Latest estimates Of hops
held On this coast place the holdings in Califor-
MA AZ & coo bales Washington at 750 bales and
Oregon ar 1880 bales, total of Is $50 bales
Hides-Culls and brands sen about = gle un.
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. I2bc: light
medium, llisc; light, Iolac; cowhides I0jac for
Leavy. l0l4e Tor light; stays, sac; salted kip
lie; salted veal. 1biac; salted calf 16Ibc: dry
hides. 20420l2c; dry kip. I9c dry calf, 24c;
sheepskins, slearlings, 20azOc each; short WOOL
5Q0 Soc; medium. s5cdSl; long wool, Sl2561
10; lambs, 250 I5c; hcrsehides, salt s. 25m3
for Iarge and $I.5002 for medium. 75c6SI for
small and 25d50c for colts; horsehides, dry. 50
2Z5 for large and Sl.2502 for medium 5OcaSl
Tor small and 25Q50c for colts; goatskins, prime
angora, I5cQSl; large naic goats, 80 soc; ne
Cium. 20c- small. a i5c.
Tauow-No. rendered 5G6c; No. ?. 4d5c:
grease, 2G23c
Wool-Sprsng clip-san Joaquin, years sta
p-e. 0i5e; DO months, 7Ql4c; northern, IA
017c per 10.
Hops-Californis. I5G2oc for crop Of 1903:
Oregons. u o@oc per 10; crop Of 1910, 1S@l6e
per 10.
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GenernI NIerchandlse

Bags-Grain bags. 5ss @5s4c June-July de-
livery; san Quentin bags. 81 c; wool bags, &c
Tor 5l2 lo ana Sic for ID; fleece twine, SC per
pound.
aI-Pennsylvauia anthracite egg. SIG per ton;
Wellington. So. New Wellington 50: Coos bsv
s.. Australian house. Richmond. ETC. SO; Pelaw
Main. 50. stanford Richmond. SO: Cumberland
SIS in bulk and Sl6.50 in sacks; Welsh anthra-
cite, S-5i coke, SO per ton in bulk and Sl7 in
sacks
Quotations are for barrels. Linseed. Si.O1
per gallon Tor boiled and CSC for raw; cases. sc
more; castor oil ia cases, No /, tic; Bakers
A, Si-l5GLl5; China nut. cases. 60070c per
eal; cocoanut OIL II barrels ~ q Sic for Xxx.
5Q Q7Slsc for No. ] and T2ls n 76c for No , ac-
curllng 10 quantity extra bleaCbed winter sperm
oil. soc: natural winter sperm oil. soc: natural
whale Oh. 55c, extra winter strained lard oil,
el- pure neatSf0ot oil T5c; No. ] eatsfoOt oil
Dlei herring OIL 4oc; salmon oil. 55c; boiled hsh
Oh. Soc; paint oiL 35c.
Coal on Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron bbls
= drums, 3-2c 15O deg OIL iron bbls or drums,
astral. i6ssc: star i6lsc; extra star, i95Ie::
Elalne. 2bi2cf eocene 94ac; red crown and
Tor gasoline in bulk lJc, IN cases 22c; No. l en-
flle olsJiliaue, IN drums Il4c. cases &C more; S6
= gasoline, In bulk Soc, in cases 3115c;
-isn makers and painters naphtha, IN bulk lie,
Iu-pentiue-S21s per gallon in cases and 751sc
lA bulk, drums and iron barrels.
h0sln tper Dbl Of 2SO lbsl-E, $50; T, 81 so;
q. Se-O5; II. SSl5s l. Ss.25.
Red and White Lead--Red So d9c; white,
50 gSs4c per d.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
4 be Western sugar renning company quotes as
Io-LQws. terms net CASH Standard fine granu-
lated, 5-65c; standard coarse granulated 5.65c:
1re-t gr9nulaged, 565e; cut loaf, in barrels only,
i-D5c' = < = crystal doninos, ID cartons in
cases, 6-55c; do ID cartons in cases. g. I5c;
monarch bar &c: tablets in half barrels. y s. i5c;
do De boxes. 6-40cs cubes and A crushed. 3 90c;
monsrchs powdered 5TJc: xxx powdered.
2-i3ci candy grsnulSted. .. 15c; confectiOners A.
u-o5c; confeccl0ners' crystals, 5-75c, extra fine
eralulsted, 5-45c; magnolia A, 5-25c; extra c,
5.l5c; golden C, 5O5c; D. 1850. Barrels and so
To bsgs ice, half barrels 25c, boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
~ - Saq 81 u TINS Sl.40 more, IN and 10 ID
inns S2-55 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granusted basis,
5.15c; "Higrade' bar. &c; powdered, 5.75c; A
crushed. 5.30c; berry, 565c; c. & Il. extra fine
dry granulated. 5.65c; coarse dry granulated.
5c; confectioners' A, 5-65c; eonfectioners' crys
tai, 5-75ct cubes. 5-9oc; bricks 5.9oe; extra hne
dry granulsted GOO lbs bags only. 545c; excel
si1r A, 5-25c; extra c. 5.15c. golden c. 5.05c;
yellow D, 4-9jc; cut loaf. IN barrels only 1850;
H. & r crystal dominos, ) 10 cartons in cases
soc; do 10 cartons in cases 9.I5c- Addi-
rOusl per 100 lbs: In barrels and 80 10 bags,
Joe more, half barrels 25c more; boxes, soc
more for ali grades. Bar in 35 and 20 10 tins.
$40 more; In 10 ID tins, 81 80 more. Minimum
order. carload weight.
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country and Canada.
The majority of these immigrants
are young men. They all have some
means and many of them are skilled
mechanics. Their landing was delayed
an hour or so owing to the fact that
the immigration boarding cutter In
spector was not on hand to take the
lmml grafton officials to the ship in
Being prohibited the use of the Gus
toms cutter, Golden Gate, and having
no authority to hire water transporta-
ton, the immigration inspectors met
the snip at the wharf and the passen-
gers We're held on board the Mariposa
until they had satisfied the inspectors
ina they We're entitled to land.
posa was Ogden T. McClurg, who is
on his way to his home in Chicago,
aIter haVlng made tour of the world.
McClung, who is 81 years of age. is the
mead, by inheritance, of A. c. McClurg
& Co, the big publishing house.
ANOTHER passenger on the Aariposa
was Z. @. Bolton, a young lawyer from
Wellington, n. 2. Awaiting him at the
wharf was a cablegram telling him of
mother.
W. A. Prickett. United States consul
TO New zealand, was another passen-
ger. He was accompanied by his wife
and daughter and is on his way to his
home in New Jersey. where he will
SpCHo dh SAlSnuSQ ledVe OF absence
granted after four years service in the
Antipodes.
II. Meuel, the Oceanic steamship com
pany's agent at Tahiti, was a passen-
ger on the Mariposa, accompanied by
his wife and daughter. Miss Meuel
has left her home in the South seas to
become the wife of Isaac Logan, who
holds the office of recorder at River
side, and who met and fell in love with
Miss Meuel on a recent visit to the
south seas. They will spend their hon
eymoon in Germany.
The Mariposa brought 746 tons of
cargo, which included 3,69S sacks Of
copra, 1903 cocoanuts and shipments
of seeds, vanilla, fruit and kauri gum.
The Mariposas passengers included:
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INVESTMENT COMPANY
WOULD CANCEL CONTRACT
j. w. Bloom Accused of Bad
Faith in Real Estate Deal

Suit was begun in the superior court
yesterday by the Obear investment
company to cancel a contract executed
April 5, 1910, under which the COM
pany agreed TO sell ]. w. Bloom about
100 Ocean View park lots for 10000.
The terms agreed upon were $1,000
down and installments of $4,000 a
month.
1t was agreed, also, that all amounts
collected by Bloom from purchasers in
excess of 55 per cent of the list prices
of the lots should be divided equally
with the company.
1t is charged by the Obear invest
ment company that Bloom has not
abided by the terms of the contract.
and the court is asked TO release the
company from obligation to convey the
property to him.
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lou and Farinnceous Gonna.

Flour-Cahfornia family extras. s6e1s 40 net
lIhoqt 9. eiseoant bakers extras. S6@640; super
tLLe' LLe' S5csg4 49-lv; Oregon and Washington per
oo', so9Ay y-9o Tor family. bakers and patents
ane $50 "a 80 for cut on; Kansas patents Sc 80
q q 90, 40 straight. S630@e.55: Dakota patents
. - 90 stfaights, 81. do clear. Sc 80 per bbi
farinaceous 0ioocs-Prices in 100 10 sacks. net
- sa, y, no discount are as follows: Graham four
$50; rice -four. Sc: corn meal So "a. evtrs
cream 20, So; oat meal, $50; cat greats S4
lafina, $40, hominy. s. SO: buckwheat -four
S3eS' wAoie wheat hOur. s. 80; rolled oats bbls
Soa e9,o9; DO IN sacks S3.S0Q5.50; extra cream
-e SOU m sacks and 81 in bbls; rolled wheat
Ssis S4-0O, IN sacks S3. 100A50; pearl barley
S4--O, split peas. boxes, IS for yellow and 81
for green per 100 lbs
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COTTON FUTURES
Roston Wool Marker

BOSTON. May 13.@The Commercial Bulletin
will say of the wool market tomorrow: AT last
sufficient business has been accomplished here
TO establish a market. with large amount of
staple Montana and Oregon sold to a leading
New England mill at 81 TO 63 cents. secured
basis. Unwashed delaine also moved sub
stantially at ~ cents, figure now being re
jected in some houses. Washed delaine changed
hands at SO cents and Ohio and Michigan quarter
bloods at % cents. Original bag Arizona sells
ar so to 62 cents clean. The deadlock between
buyers and sheepmen in the west continues, and
many clips being consigned TO eastern
dealers.
The shipments of wool from Boston TO May
u inclusive, were rs. .266, ,964 pounds, against
&c 800 S9l for the time last year.
The receipts 10 May 10, inclusive, were So
913.5s2 pounds against 122, S29, ,006 for the same
period last year
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Friday, May 13
Stmr Queen Thomas. 56 hours from Victoria
etc.; passengers and merchandise to Pacific Coast
steamship company
Stmr Fair Oaks. johnson, SO hours from San
Pdro; ballast to Pollard steamship COMPANY
Stnar Vanguard. 0dland- a6 hours from Re-
dondo Beach: ballast to z. J. Dodge & Co
Stmr President, Cousins, 23la hours from Re
dondo Beach; passengers and merchandise to Pa
cifc Coast steamship company.
u S. stmr Saturn, Newell days from Mag
daIena bay; ballast to United States government.
Stmr Geo. w. Elder, lessen. IS hours from
Astoria; passengers and merchandise to c. r.
Doe e. Co.
Stmr Katherine, Jorgensen. % hours from Eu-
reka; $4,000 feet lumber to Holmes Eureka lum-
Der company.
Stmr f. a. Kilburn, Mcclellan, 10 hours from
Eureka; passengers and merchandise TO c. p
Doe & Co.
Stmr Eureka Scoby. los hours from Seattle:
$3.50 tons coal to Pacific Coast coal company
Stmr NJ. f. Plant, Burtis 3s hours from Coos
bay; passengers and merchandise to Oregon coal
and navigation company
stmr Raymond, knudsen. so hours from san
Pedro: ballast to Sudden & Christensen
Stmr Mariposa. Hayward II days hours 8
minutes from Tahiti; passengers and merchandise
to j. d. Spreckels & Brothers company.
Stmr Arctic Swanson, so hours from San Pc
dro.. via Monterey Il hours; ballast to Swayne
e Hoyt,
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Eastern Livestock Market


CHICAGO, May 13-Csttle- Receipts esfi-
mated at 2.OOO. Market steady. BeeTes IS so
mS.70. Texas steers S5H6.5O: western steers
S5.lON7 .30- stockers and feeders. S4d6 10: cows
and heifers, 81 -Sod7-40; calves. S5.50a7.25.
Hogs Receipts. estimated at $4,000. Market
strong. sc higher. Light. S9. 9.4Om9.70; mixed.
s.. .40M910; heavy. S9.35H9.10; rough. S9.35sI
3 -: good 10 choice heavy. 50. 4569.TO: pigs
seas. CO.. bulk Of sales S9.60@9.65.
Sheep-Recepts. estimated at 5000. Market
weak. Native S4.25id 1905 western, S4-5O0 7.;l5
yearlings. s7MS.23; lambs. native ST-25a9 30,
western S7.50M9. 90
KANSAS CITY. No. May 13.-cattle-Re-
cepts. 1000 Market steady to weak. Native
30. stockers and feeders, S4M625; bulls s. D
d625; calves. S3.75Ns; western steers, S5.T5
s. western cows, S4065o.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market &c higher
Bulk Of sales. s.. .S0de-45; heavy, 50. .40@9 80;
packers and butchers, $9.3599.4Js light. $3-20@
9-s5; pigs. SS.7599.
sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market steady: Nut
IONS S5.5O77 80; lambs. $7.256s.9o; fed west
ern wethers and yearlings, seas; fed western
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. May S.-Csttle-Receipts.
600. Market slow TO steady. Native steers,
seas; COWS and heifers, S3.5005i western
steers. So 7506T5; COWS and beifers. 81 1o01.15;
Gamers 81. 500 .25s stOckers and feeders, S. 80
a6-50; calves, S4Gs.25; bulls. stags. ETC.. So
06.35.
Heavy So. 80ds. .371h mixed. $9-25@9.30; light.
s.. 20as-5213 pigs. Ss@9; bulk Of sales So
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market steady. Fed
mutfons S7N7.75; wethers. $5.50d1.15s ewes,
s.. 675; lambs S7759s.75.
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STEAMER HILoNIAN-Left Seattle May Il for
Honolulu: May u, 10 p. M, off Cape Dun
geness; all well.
STEAMER GEO. w. ELDER-Left Portland May
10. 1915 p. M, for San Francisco; May u,
$50 p M, passed Cape Mendocino; sea
smooth; northwest wind; clear; arrive San
Francisco May 49, p NJ.
STEAMER MAVERICK-Left Richmond May II,
$3.50 p. M, for Seattle and Tacoma; May u.
T:30 p. m.. of Point Gorda strong northwest
wind; clear; heavy northwest sea- barometer
30.27; temperature 53.
STEAMER MANN sMITH-Left Coos bay May
H. 4:30 p. M. for Bay point; May H. p.
m. passed Cape Blanco; weather fine ana
clear; light northwest wind and smooth sea.
STEAMER ASIA-Hence May TO- 1 p. m for
the orient; May II, 10 p. M, $50 miles out ;
at 1925 p. m passed steamer Mongolia, 656
miles out.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSON Hence May
l., 10 a. nl., for San Pedro; May -, 6:15 p.
m. passed Point Sur; strong northwest wind
and heavy sea.
STEAMER w. S. PoRTER-Hence May IL for
Portland; May H. p. M, 104 miles from
San Francisco; strong northwest wind; heavy
head
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GOHL'S WIFE WANTS
FUNDS FOR APPEAL
Will Solicit Subscriptions in Aid
of Convicted Murderer

ABERDEEN. Wash. May IA mo-
tion for a new trial and appeal in the
case of William GOhl, convicted of
murder in the first degree for aiding
in the Staying of Charles Hadberg, will
be filed in the superior court at Monte
sano May 81, according to announce
ment made today.
Gohl is much depressed. Mrs. Gohl
is now trying to raise funds by sub
scription TO pay the costs OF appeal.
which must be betrayed by the defend
ant.
The trial just closed cost the county
about $4,000.
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Notice to Mariners

Office Of United States lighthouse inspector,
twelfth district-San Francisco, May 10, 1910
San Pablo Bay. CaL-Notice is hereby given
that the following lights established in
Petaluma inlet, San Pablo bay, Cal, May TO-
1910:
Petaluma Inlet Light No. "A fixed red lens
lantern. 26 feet above the water shown from
three pile structure. crossed with stats, on
which is painted the figure '.2'' in black and
surmounted by red lamp box. located in nine
feet Of water, in the place Of Petaluma inlet
beacon No. ,.
Petaluma Inlet Light No A fixed red
lens lantern light, &c feet above the water
Stats, on which is painted the figure ''4'' in
black, and surmounted by a red lamp box To-
Gated in two and half feet of water in the
place of Petaluma inlet beacon No. 21b
Petaluma Inlet Light No. GA fixed red
lens lantern light 26 feet above the water
shown from a three pile structure, crossed with
Stats, on which is painted the figure .'6'' in
black, and surmounted by a red lamp box To-
Gated in feet of water, in place Of Petaluma
L. II. 3. List of Buoys, etc, Pacific Coast
1908 pp. 81 and 80.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
W. G. MILLER, Commander. u. s. N,
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District
Branch photographic Office, San Francisco
Nav 49, 1910.
Captain G. Harding OF the british steamer
Ashtabula reports to this office that the
Pefho light vessel was moved on April l. 1910
degrees So minutes, longitude east 1T degrees
50 minutes 70 latitude north 3S degrees 50 min
ufes and "a seconds, longitude east III de-
crees So minutes and IS seconds
]. C. BURNETT,
Lieut.. u. s. N, in charge.
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New Work. Metal Market

NEW YORK. May l3.-The market. for
standard copper on the New York metal ex-
change was dull, with quotations ranging from
2.259I2. soc for spot and all deliveries up to
the end Of August London market closed weak
for the over Whitsuntide holiday, with spot
quoted at & Sc Is Sd and futures at G56 1Ss Cd.
Local dealers quote lake copper at u. I5q 13e.
electrolytic at u. .62Ia @1275c casting at 12-37 y
dI2. soc Imports of copper by steamers at At
lantic ports since May l have been $40 tons,
including matte and ores; exports for the same
period 6S31 tons. Tin steady, with spot quoted
at 80 12l5 80. .15c; May SO. 1213 33. 25c; June,
81. 10 a 50. .1215c; July and August, 33 5QS3 Soc
Sales were reported of five tons May at $500,
five tons June at 33 12Iac and five tons June at
80 1Oc. London market steady at slight de
cline with spot quoted at &150 2s Sd and
futures al E151 12s Cd.
Lead dull with spot quoted at 42oQ43oe
New York and at 4l21h 6417lac East ST. Louis.
London unchanged at G12 12s Sd
Spelter dull with spot quoted at 525Qo.aOc
New York and 5.o5@51215c East St Louis.
London unchanged at 422.
Iron lower at 46s Sd for Cleveland warrants
in London. Locally the market was quiet. No.
foundry northern. $17d1775; No. ?. $16.o0@
II .: No. l southern and No. ] southern soft,
SIC. .25d 1915.
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Butter-creamery extra, 2s1ac lb; nrsts. Csc
10; cooking butter. DE
Eggs-Local ranch csndled hrsts. &c: case
count, 24c; storage packed extras, 22ci do sec
onds 20c.
Cheese Northern fresh, 16m17c; eastern
twins. 1Se: eastern cheddars, 19l@c: eastern
longhorns 19c: eastern daisy, Ice; swiss. I'M
ported .30c. swiss. domestic, 23d 25c; brick,
cream 20c: limburger, 20@21c.
Beans-No ] pink. So %: No. / limas. 81. 40
a 80: Lady Washington. $3.50; small whites.
$a25: blackeyes, $6.25; garTanzas, $3.50; len
ills. 81
Potatoes-Salinas. $125@1.35: highlands, soc
d$1I0: Lompoc. S1.356150: Watsonville. Sld
125; Idaho, 90e@S1.1o; new potatoes, 50@10c
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Big CROWD COMES
FROM south SEAS
Among Passengers on Mariposa
Are Many Well to Do Imn1i=
grants From Antipodes

FL + o c e a n | C
steamship C o m :
pany's liner Mari
posa, Captain Hay
ward, which ar
rived T h u r S d a y
night from Tahiti,
brought 1852 passen-
gers from Papeete.
The vessel passed
quarantine shortly
after sunrise and
docked between 8
and 9 o'clock a. m.
at Filbert street
wharf. About half
the Mariposa's pas
sengers were from
New Zealand and
Australia and came
to settle in this
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Ior AnreIes Produce AIarket
.oinL Di,palch % The CoHl

fSpeciol Dispdtch 70 The Call
Los ANGELES May 13.-Eggs were firm to-
day: case count and candled hrsts advanced lc.
Butter and cheese were steady.
Receipts Of produce were Eggs. 346 cases;
butter 1e 500 pounds; cheese. 20.1z6 pounds;
potatoes, 5S4 sacks; beans. 400 sacks.
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Danny Maher has won thousand races over
English courses. Nice work Very few horses
have won anything like 100 races, not to say
q thousand Logan was one of those in the cen
tury mark and most of his races were won under
the guidance of Willie Shields. who tipped the
beam on wager at 250 pounds last year.
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St Lnnis wool Market

ST. LOUIS, May Wool-Firm. Medium
grades, comblng and clothing, 2S@24e; light
fine. 1sd22c; heavy fine, I3g1Tc; tub washed,
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO May l3.-Butter-Steady. Cream
cries. 23d 3d2Tc; dairies. 2id25c.
Eggs-Receipts, i. .6Ss cases. Steady at mark.
cases included, 16alsci frsts, 1sizc; prime
hrsts 19c
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 14dI4Lc: twins
I3kd I3%e; Young Americas, 15c; Ionghorns,
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za45ke; timothy. &c; hemp. sha4c; millet, Sc
Dried Peas-Green. Ss75 per ca.
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Army Transports

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 and
arrived May u at Honolulu.
The Sherman sailed April IA from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Thomas is in port.
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NnrnI stores-Turpentine and RosIn

SAVANNAH. May Disqualification 81
d61l4c. Sales. 442. Receipts, 54S. Shipments
Rosln@Firn. Sales. 1885 Receipts, 1892
Shipments, 3.so2; stock q, 1o1: ouote.B, a6,
q. s4s5: H. S4s5; /. So; K. $50; NJ. $3.50;
y. 500; VIC, s.. I5@5.so; WV. $5.95@6.15.
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DuIutb Flax

DULUTH. May 13.-Flax-In store, on track,
September 81 T2JL asked; October, S1-64 bid.
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SunnIies for Hawaii


Tie tank ship Marion Chilcott was cleared for
Honolulu yesterday with 10000 barrels Of crude
oil in bulk. 2Ts drums distillate and IS drums
gasoline, valued at $25,945.
The steamer Wilhelmina sailed for Honolulu
on wednesday with cargo valued at $l55,6sS and
including the following:
$50 bbls -four, 10000 lbs rice, 152 ctls wheat,
16O bales hay. 5000 lbs bran, s2S7 lbs beans,
3 442 ctls barley, 60 ctls corn. 34,2o9 lbs mid
dlings 62 924 lbs millfeed, $40 lbs and 100 cs
bread, 529 cs canned goods, 1,254 pkgs yegeta-
bles. 900 lbs coffee. 24o pkgs potatoes 30 pkgs
onions $50 lbs and 25 bxs dried fruit, 925
lbs raisins 2.oss lbs and IS cs meals II :6S4 lbs
butter 2,7I7 lbs aud IL cs cheese, 1.21J lbs
fresh meat, $500 lbs hams and bacon, 20. 532 lbs
lard, 3Ss lbs tea. 60 bbls 10 kits and 10 cs
salmon SO pkgs vegetables 1000 lbs nuts. 1855
lbs dressed poultry. 95 and 1 Dbl whisky,
I42 cs mineral water, 10 cs champagne, l keg
and 10 cs brandy 10 600 bricks. % $40 SKIS ce-
ment. 23s bbls SO cs and 12e pkgs refined oils.
600 bbls crnde oil, 100 kerosene, 6,00S lbs
tin plate, IA cs stationery. % pkgs machinery,
3I6 tons fertilizer, % elevator parts, so pkgs
dry goods Il cs hats, "a boots and shoes, 9
rolls leather, "a pkgs sewing machines, 26 coils
rope. I03 cs cigars and cigarettes, 1902 lbs to-
baeco. 20 pkgs air brakes, 5S arms and am
munition > automobiles and 10 pkgs parts.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14

The steamer Nebraskan sailed Tor Salina CRUZ
on Thursday with cargo laden here and con-
signed to New York and to European ports valued
at Sl32 eI2 the distribution being follows:
For New York $124 097: Germany S5.065:
France, Sc. 300; Norway, $50. The following
were the principal shipments:
II lis cs canned goods 75 4S0 lbs dried grapes
s. cs rermouth 10 es sake, 25,951 lbs wool, $50
lbs wool yarn. 1880 lbs old rubber, 81 pkgs
electrical goods.
To Germany-e,279 lbs vanilla beans, cs
beef castings.
To Francois pkgs machinery
The steamer also had cargo laden at other
coast ports for New York valued at $50, T0S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-14
Memoranda

Per bark r. P. Rithet, at San Francisco May
IS from Hilo-Had a succession of northerly
gales for the last days, filling decks to the
rails and flooding cabin and foreeastle.
SAN PEDRO. May 15-Stmr Homer. Captain
Doris from San Bias. which arrived here today,
reports having picked up derelict launches yes
terday May II, % miles south of Catalina isl
and: one launch was 40 feet long and the other
20 feet long.