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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Spot closed quiet points higher sIddIng
nll nis u SC: do gulf. Il. 10c. No sales.
Eastern Live.tock alnrket


CHICAGO. NnV. 2.--Cattie--Receipts estf-
mated 5000: market steady. Beeves 81 a
80; Texas steers. S4.fJd54n: western steers.
S4.25Ms.60: stockers and feeders. SIS. .35n5. 20:
COWS and heifers. s.. .25 d6.35: calves 81 5067 TO-
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at "a. 900: market
generally Sc lower. Light. S6.65dT 10: mixed.
SO S0d T.2o; heavy. S675n7.20: rough So. 75dl
$50: good 70 choice heavy. S6.oo617. 20; pigs.
$625N7; bulk Of sales. S690GT.15
Sheep-Receiptg, estimated at So 900; market
steady. Native, S225d390; western. s25o@
300: yesrlings. $4d5; lambs. native, s466;
western. S465.S5.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 22.-Cattle-R Receipts.
IL. 900; market strong TO 10c higher. Native
steers. S4.T51525: natise cows and heifers
81 6o6e: stockers and feeders. So. .60d5. so: bulls
$3N4 %: calves. $4ds: western steers. S4d5.60:
western cows. 50 15n4.15.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market Zoe lower.
ers and butchers. S767.10; light. So 69007.10
Sheep-ReceiptS. II 900; market strong. Nut
tons S3M3.T3: lambs. $4.J0d5.75: fed wethers
and yearlings, $3M4.35; fed western ewes. s2.75
43.G0.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. 22.-Csttle- Receipts.
1000. market steady to stronger Native steers.
$4M6T5; cows and heifers. S3n $50; western
steers. $4.J0M5.f5; range cows and hefers, 50 so
a 40: Gamers. 50. 7063.40: stockers and feed
ers. S3d525; calves, $3.256T2J; bulls. stays,
Hoes%Receipts 7.sOo: market SC lower.
Heavy. Sc. 50GzG90 mixed. SO. 7lc76 90; light.
$s;oo@7.o5; pigs. s65oG7; bulk of sales. S. 70
sheep Receipts. 1900; market steady to
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Los Angeles Produce Market
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. 22.-Trading on the
produce exchange lively today with the
approach Of the holiday season. Eggs were firm
and potatoes were higher. Beans advanced The
butter market Is easy.
Receipts of produce today were: Eggs. ~
cases; butter S4.a45 pounds; cheese. 1.4i6
pounds; potatoes. 1920 sacks: onions. $50 sacks;
sweet potatoes. Il sacks: apples 2.403 boxes
Eggs fper dozl-Fresh ranch case count 4Sc.
candled SIC; fresh eastern. 3Sc; storage eastern,
extras. 30d34c.
Butter tper lb)-Csiiforna creamery extras.
33e; California creamery irsts 32c; iadle butter.
25c; country butter 25c.
Cheese fper lb)-Southern. lSc: northern. 1sm
lsl2c: northern storage. 17c eastern singles,
lei2c: eastern twins. 1Se: eastern cheddars 10
"a alc; eastern longhorns. 1SM20c: eastern
daisies. 1917 a 19c; Oregon twins 1sMISI5c: Ore
gon daisy, 1Sd1Si2c: swiss. imported. 32c; swiss
domestic, 23c; cream brick. 19M 20c: limburger
l9n zoe: Roouefort. $50 40c
Potatoes tper ctll-Hig ighlands 81 400 l. -: Sa-
linss. S1.90d2: Lpmpoc, S190d2: Nevada. S1.T5
"a 50: sweet potatoes. yellow. 81 50FT1.T5
Beans fper ctD-Lady Washington No. l.,
S4.25: small white No. l. S425: pink No l.,
S3.23M5.15: lima No. l. S5.2566: blackeye
S5.75G6 garvanzas, s4.50Gj; lentils, 81.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

TUESDAY November -
2:o5 p. m. stmr South Coast. Olsen ~ hours
from Caspar: 10000 feet humber. 53 cords wood
TO Caspar lumber company
p. M stmr Lansing Alherts. "a hours from
Port San Luis 2s.ooo barrels oil TO Union oil
40 ?. m. stnr watson o'Brien. 39l2 hours
from San. Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
12:40 D. nl.. stmr Neyo. swanson. 20 hours
from Fort Bragg; 2s5,ooO feet lumber to Union
1o:I5 a. m. stunr city Of Topeka Gielow 20
hours from Eureka: passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Coast steamship company
80 p. IA. stmr Arizonan. Nichols. 10 days
from SalIna Cruz. via San Diego 90 hours; mer-
chandse to Williams. Dimond & Co.
1;23 p M: Jap war stmr Asama. Tsaaka. 10
:25 p, M Jap war stmr Kasagi Yamsji. 10
days from Honolulu.
1l:2o a. H. stmr Geo Loomfs. Smith, - hours
from Redendo Beach oil TO Standard oil conf
$50 a. M stmr Bear. Nopauder. IS hours from
Portland Via Astoria 6st5 hours: passengers and
merchandise to San Francisco and Portland
steamship company.
Tuesday, November %
Stmr Bear Nopsnder. San Pedro; San francisco
and Portland steamship company
stmr. .laskan- Patterson. Honolulu. Williams.
stmr MarIposa. HAYWARD Tahiti; ]. D. spreck-
Jap sfmr Nippon Maru. Smith, Hongkone. etc;
stmr santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego; Pa
cife Coast steamship company.
stmr City OF Puebla, Thomas, Victoria, etc
Pacific Coast steamship company.
SAILED
Tuesday. November %
s.2o p M. stmr whtesboro. Frederickson.
Hardy creek.
2.2o p. m, stmr city of Puebis, Thomas. vic
sd. m. stmr Col f. L. Drake. smith. Seattle.
) p. m. barge 81. Monroe, Seattle. In tow stmr
sos p M, T. S. stnlr Mcculloch. Daniels.
Point Reyes, to assistance Of stmrs selja and
Beaver.
p m-. stmr Daisy Mitchell. Decitt. Grays
Harber
$40 a. m, stmr Iaqua. Self, Eureka.
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hon.

Market condItions Tor thcse Staples remain
about as before.
Hides-Cuils and brands sell about lsd1c
Cnder quotations heavy sailed Steers. l0c; light
medium. &c: light s12c; cowlides, She; stays,
calf 15lsc; dry hides. 1Sc: dry salt hides. l2c:
dry kip 17c dry calf. pc; sheepskins shear
liugs. 25d40c each: short wool. 406l 70c medium.
T0G90cs long wool. soc n 81 p: lambs. 20d soc:
horsehides. salt. s. 25d3 for large and s1.50@2
for medium. 75cGSl for small and 25d50c fer
colts. horsehides dry. s2d2 25 forlarge and 81 25
a for medium 50cdS1 for small and 25d5Oe
Tor colts. gOHrskins. prime augoras. 75ce eS1 ::
large hair goats. 3094O medium, 20030c;
small, sal l5c.
TsIow-No. rendered, 5ls s@elzc; No. ., 4G
Sc; grease. 2N2L5c.
No0l-Spring clip. San Joaquin. Years staple,
edllc- do. months a lie: northern. Sonoma
ana Mendocino. 1sd20c; Humboldt, zoe asked !;
Nevada. l3G16c per III.
Fsu clip-Mountsin free 9aIle: northern and
valley. "a 10c; San Joaquin fall lambs, TG10c;
DO defective and heavy. SAFE per ID.
Hops-Crop Of 1910. I2la 61I7iac per ID.
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Canned Asparagus-The California packers
association quotes prices for the 1910 pack as
follows: Green, peeled. No 21k. So: green. No
2ik s. IS; green. No. 2i4. S2.l5: medium white
No 21s. S235; green. No. 2ik. S2.05: small
white No. ~. s2 %; white tips medium. No
J. s2-45. small. No. 1. s. green tips ne
diun, No. J. 81; small. No. l. $1ss5; soup tips
round can. No ? Sl.40; soup tips round can,
No p S325.
Canned Peas-The California packers asso-
cistion quotes the following prices for canned
peas pack of 1910: Petit pois. 81 Co; extra
fne sifted. S1.25; extra sifted. Sl.1o; sifted.
Canned Tomatoes, 1910 nsck-Standsrd No.
2b T5c: No g. soc: No ). 81 10.
6'onee-COsta Rica, 10M14-Hc. Salvador 9I5
alsc: Nicaragua. ~ @l4i&c: Guatemala
Mexican 1lza14&; Hawaiian, l1QI5c; Ecua-
Co-daee-ManiIa Sc: sisai 71kc. sisal bale
rope. u asl5c per ID. Manila bale rope, Sc per
10. net cash. no discount.
Sslt-Bales. common. Sl.50: Sranulated. 81;
dairy common 5000 for sos and $3.50 for
, s. anulated: half ground, per ton. S7.50Gs for
zoos: rock, salt. ST@7-50; initiation Liverpool,
$3.50 per ton.
fzeN 80 for local use.
Pacihc Coddsh-The Union fish company quotes
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New York Gomez Market

NEW YORK, Nov. Pc. r. Hutton & Co s
wire says:
European cables were better today than looked
Tor The prices for actual coffee in Brazil ad-
vanced sharply again and still ridculously
nigh as compared with, our contract New York
continues the weak spot. Our contract market
could advance more than Ic per pound without
aHectlnE many grades of actual coffee. Senti-
ment continues unusually bullish among proml-
nent trade interests who accepting Brazil s
ohers daily without regard 10 price. Another
prominent house today sends cable to this mar
ket which makes the condition Of the growing
crop very unsatisfactory and states that very
small yield is indicated
The market was slightly easier this afternoon
IN consequence of little realizing. hut there is
no change In the situation and when present
scattered holders have Hquidated a better market
may be looked for
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Poultry and Game

The market for dressed turkeys opened yester-
Day with nearly all receivers asking 30c pound
Tor prime stock, and 9 small percentage Of the
early arrival Is was taken 81 that figure by buyers
who had the first pick of the floors. Buyers were
ofhsh and the market lacked snap an al times.
shortly after the opening large receivers were
willing 70 accept PC for the best offerings. while
IN the afternoon buyers did not have TO pay
more than CSC for anything
Poultry fper dozen Hens. S505.5O for small
Sbq6.5O for large and SSa 10 for extra; young
ers. S56 $50; frvers, S5d550: broilers. S350td
for small and 81 5OM5 FOR large. ducks. 81 a 10:
pigeons. 81 1902: squads S3.5Od4; geese. 81 so
as per pair; live spring turkeys, 24@25c per 10;
dressed turkeys 26d29c per 10.
Game per zenl-4Iallard ducks, S5@I; can
videeon. S3.50G $50; spoonbills. s2.50d3; gray
geese $500 40; white geese. S2@3; brant.
s. SOC 80; hare. S1-50d2; cottontaf rabbits 50.
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Arrivals of hay were moderate yesterday. and
Included 20 cars Prices and market conditions
fema in unchanged.
Brau-S-}ON - per ton.
MiddlinGa-S34l q 80 per ton.
ShOrts-S31 d32 80 per ton.
Ior feed s290sI: mixed feed. S25d26 for sver-
age iots; linseed oilcake meal 20 tons $40, 10
tons S40-5a tons S4f. smaller lots S41-50; CO
toanur cake meal at mills. $3.50 in 20 snd
10 and S26 in . ton lots; Jobbing $26J0; corn
meal. S36d3I; cracked corn S36d31; alfalfa
alfalfa meal SIS in lors and SO jObbinC
Modesto alfalfa meal. S17 in lots and SIS
sohhiuE. Stockton mealfalfs. 81 in car lots and
Els johbinE; Caproco oicake meat SIG.50 per
Ton. calfaifs. Sl9 in car lots and $50 jobbng.
HsF-0rdinary wheat. S9012.50: choice. $3.50
-. wheat and cat. s9@I1.50, tame ost. SS@
= -; volunteer wild ost, STe19; alfalfa, Sed11;
Erock hay. 50 500s-a0 per ton.
Sfraw-3Jd soc per bale.
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down and sent wireless message tell
ing the company officials in this city
not to expect him until Tuesday.
The Bear could have made better
time, but it would hay haxe been at at the the
of part of the ships upper works. As
1t was the voyage was largely sub
marine and 80 per cent OF the pas
their floating hotel, bowed helpless in
the clutches of the foul fiend NAL der
mer. The Bears lifelike limitations of
a runaway elevator also affected many
of the crew, and if anybody escaped
the majority of those on board neither
knew nor cared. Some of the pas
sengers were so prostrated with SICK,
ness that they had 10 stay on board
the steamer for an hour or so after the
vessel had tied up.
The Bear sustained slight damage
about the decks, but otherwise was
Wireless received yesterday from
the Buckman, on its way here from
Seattle, also reports heavy southerly
gales and contains the information that
the Buckman will not be here until to-
day
Looked for Trouble and Found 1t
A bluetacket belonging to the cruiser
California put In an appearance at
Crowleys launch landing yesterday
neither clean nor sober but in plenty
of time to find the trouble for which
he began looking as soon as he hove
to under the lee of Crowley's office. He
made a smash at the hrst man ne saw
and when he found he had missed the
target he went in search of another.
After trying vainly to induce some
body to fight with him he threw his
arms around a horse and was telling
his troubles to the greatly disturbed
animal when the bluejacket patrol hove
in sight. A member of the patrol tried
to PRIV the sailor loose from the horse
and was rewarded with straight right
to the eye, which left the patrolman on or
his back watching stars that only he
could see. The rest of the patrol
grabbed the sailor, who insisted on
lighting. Not being provided, as they
usually are, with handcuffs, the mem
bers of the patrol subjued their recall
citrant shipnate with their clubs and
Jack was not a pleasant sight when
he finally surrendered.
Mayor Mccarthy, who was there TO
meet the Japanese squadron, witnessed
and criticised its severity. but not TO
the patrol. who appeared TO be too
expert at club swinging to care about
listening to reason.
Nippon Maru Sails for Far East
The japanese liner Nippon Maru,
for the far east with about so cabin
passengers and more than 800 Asiatfcs
in the steerage Most of the latter
were Chinese on their way back to
the FIowery Kingdom to celebrate the
will be unwilling participants In that
festival They are going back to China
under orders of deportation. Two Jap
anese also were deported-
The liner carried about 900 tons OF
cargo. which included a big shipment
of raw cotton for Japan. Although the
Nippon sailed on time the vessel was
stiff inside the heads at late hour
last night waiting for the fog TO life.
yI7l. r1aS
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F.cur-t alifornia family extras S5.zOtQ D %
net without discount. bakers extras, 50 20a 56oi
superhne 81 20d450: Oregon and Washington,
per Dbl. s. 60a4 SO for family. bakers and pat
ents aud SaG 4-25 for cutoff; Kansas patents
$50. do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents $50;
do Srrafgifts. 81 20: do clear. $50 per hbl.
Fsrinaceous Gocds-BuckThest -four. $40
huckWheet hour, self-rsising. 50; bucEWheat
grosts s.: corn meal yellow Sc. white So. extra
cream yellow S3.25. extra cream white $40;
corn flour. So; cracked wheat, $3.50; entire
wheat -four, s. 20: farina. $3.50; graham -four,
s.. honiny. large s., small So, granulated So;
cat meal. Sz21; do groats. S4-25; pearl barley,
81 20. rice four. Sc; rolled oats. $40; rolled
wheat $3.50: rye -four. SS25: rye meal. S3.l0;
split peas yellow So. green $3.50: extra cream
rolled oats $50 lbs $50. 30 10 sacks 81; rolled
rolled wheat. 10 10 bbIs sz-75. T5 ID sacks,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
MOVEMENTSO OF VESSEL S IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

Der for Hawaii and the schooner Cecilia Sudden,
harbor
The recent arrivals include the steamers Svea
and Santa Monica which came up from the lower
harbor late last night Much regret Il ex-
pressed here over the disaster which has befslien
the schooner J. N. Weatherwax The Weather
wax was built here in 1890 and Of the hrst
sehoeners constructed on Gray's harbor- Ii was
named fo- and built By the late Captain Weather
wax. pioneer lunihermen-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

at Coronel. their last port of call un-
til they arrive here
The freighter Arizona, which arrived
yesterday from Salina Cruz, encoun-
tered very heavy weather and sus-
tanned some damage about the decks.
Change of Masters
Steamer Alaskan-Late master. F. j.
Bennett: present master, H. r. Patter-
son.
Enrolment
Steamer ST. Helens-F. A. Jameson,
master.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
SYNOPSIS OF wEATHER CoNpITIONs


A storm Of moderate intensity Overlies the
Washington coast and win move east slowly.
portion of the disturbance will move southwark.
causing brisk 10 high southerly winds from San
Francisco TO Eureka. Rain has fallen from the
Farallones northward. with moderately high
south winds along the oregon and Washington
coasts The weather Is cloudy and unsettled
throughout the great basin. with rain from
Winnemucca TO Salt Lake East OF the Rocky
mountains the weather H. generally fair and
pleasant with temperatures, as rule. above
the normal except in the north Atlantic states,
where it is cool and overcast. Southeast storm
warnings are displayed from Point Lobos to
Eureka.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Rain Wednesday );
brisk south wind
Santa Clara yalley-Rain Wednesday; moder-
ate south wind
Sacramento valley-Rain Wednesday; brisk
south wind.
San joaquin valley-CIoudy wednesday. with
rain by night; light north wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-Cloudy
Wednesday light north wind. changing TO south.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
OsiIy Rfver Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 22.-0bservations taken
at n M, Pacific time:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Standard copper,
quiet. Spot 1250Gi2 6bc: November, 12,50@
Gl2.soc; February. I2.7ol12.eoc. London spot,
EST les Sd; futures, f5s los. Local dealers re-
ported an unchanged market. Lake, 1913 25c
electrolytic. 12.s715 0l3e casting u 50@l2. T5c.
Tin-Quiet. Spot, November and December.
36.70d36.90c; January and February. 36856
$4,000. London market quiet. Spot, fl6T los
futures f164 los
Lead-steady. 44514.55e New York and 4.so
"a 45c East st. Louis. London lead, ff3 IS I'd.
Spelter-Nominsl. 5.S5 5.95c New York. g. so
G5.90c East ST. Louis. London spot. f24 2s 3D..
Iron-Cleveland warrants, 49s AID In London,
Locally the iron market steady. No l
northern. No l southern and No. l southern
soft. si5.75@16.25: No. northern. $15.5o@l 16.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23

for choice and s25oas for standard; Mexicsn
Tropical Fruits-Bansnas. 75cdS1 25 bunch
Tor Hswaiian and Mexican, S2d3 for Central
American; pineapples, S2d2-J0 per dozen.
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Local operators in fruits arc reporting Arm
market al along the line. with business good FOR
this time of the year- Apples and prunes are
particularly hrm and the latter are well cleaned
up
Raisins are fractionsly lower There is con
siderable damaged stock on the market which
-hsmpers the sale Of sound goods. Choice raisins
IN sVeathoX are selling Al 2isc. while damaged
lots are going al 2ik d2lzc
Fruits Evanorsfed apples SH9c aprcOts II
q l5c fancy Moorparks- I3 4 a l4c; peaches. \
1se1ec. fancy. fe; prunes- 5izc basis for the
large size and &c basis for the smaller sizes; figs
nominal; pears. i06 l3c.
Raisins-Lavers. clusters-6 crown 50 .50 )
crown. s.. crown. S1.50: , crown, 81 80: >
crown. Sl-20. seeded. ~, c for choice and Sc for
fancy Thompson seedless 41zc: loose muscatel.
Z crovu- nc, 3 crown. 4c. , crown. 3i5c. seed
@4c
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareiis. 15c: IXL. I4e; ne
guedocs. lie: hsrdshelI "a a Sc: shell almonds
3og SOC; new wainuts 15c per 10 for No. 1 soft
Sleils- 4A2c for No standards; No standard
1Ac; pecanS. Ia M15cs peanuts. ~ M5ci pine
nuts led DOC. Italian cheStnuts, 12Ml4c: Call
fornis chestnuts. SN1Dc per lb.
doney-Nater white comb. sage honey. 1sd
l6c; white CO. 126 t2lac: amber do, 10@ @1fc
per lb for amber.
Beeswax--27l4G G9oc per ID for light and 2Sd
-6c Tor dark.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Tonnnre Envaremcnt.

The French bark Amiral de Cornulier and the
German ship Reinbek. both on Puget sound
were chartered prior TO arrival for wheat thence
o the United Kingdom. Havre. Antwerp or Dun
kirk at 27s Cd. The Reinbek gets Is Sd extra if
10 other ports in the Hayre Hamburg range.
The French bark Charles Gounod previously
reported chartered for grain 10 Europe. Is free
The German ship Elisa I.lhn on Puget sound
was chartered prior to arrival for lumber thence
to Antofagasta owners account. The schoonz
er William H. Smith is chartered for lumber
from Puget sound TO San Pedro at $50. and the
barkentine John Smith Is engaged for the same
business from Eureka to San Pedro ut 81.
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Reans and seeds

The hesn market continues very unsettled,
with prices moving about daily IN all sorts Of
ways Colored beans, such as pinks and bayos,
firm
Beans (per ctll-Bayos. S4-50d5; small white.
S3-25N35o; large white. SSd5.50; pink, $40
d455: red S5d5.50: blackeye S5d5.50; lima.
s. 60d4 s.: red kidneys S5M5.75: cranberry
beans. S8.50d4 4-25. garvanzas, S2.50a3.25; horse
beans sI.Tsd ..
seeds-BroWn mustard. $40; yellow mustard.
-: hsxseod. 5d5l2c; canary, 3M334c; alfalfa,
1S6 Iec; rape. ld2S4c; timothy, Sl2c; hemp 2&4
"a 8c millet Sc per H.
Dried Peas-Green, S3.75@4 per ctl; Niles,
eominaI
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VANISH
when BEAR DANCES
Nearly All Passengers and Part
of Grew Overcome When
Coaster Hits Big Wind

HE steamer Bear,
Captain Nopander,
which was due here
Monday. did not
reach port until
e a rly yesterda V
mornin & from Port
land, having been
compelled to slow
down on account of
h e ayy southerly
gales. The Bear
ran into the trouble
Immediately after
getting out over
the Colum bia river
bar. and when the
wind acquired a
velocity of 20 miles
an hour Captain
Nopander slowed
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chicago DaiIy ProdUce ,rarke,

CHICAGO Nov D. Butter-Steady: creamer
les. 24@35 NC: Diaries, 23G27c. Eggs-Steady
receipts, 2.4e7 cases: at mark. cases included
1879 d2212c; hrsts, 29c; prime firsts. Sic Chees.
Steady: daisies, 1917 MI5&c: twins 14L a
l4iac; Young Americas. 15s4 @16c; longhorns
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By United wireless
rAPANrSF sTrAMrp NIPPON MApu Fror,

Tuesday. November %
STEAMER wATSoN-From San Pedro for San
Francisco: Nov. %. :22 a. M, will arrive ar
p. M; foegy; heavy swell
JAPANESE STEAMER NIPPON MARU-From
San Francisco for Hongkong: Nov, %. y. M.
deep draft prevents crossing bar: will go
out north channel at daylight; anchored in IS
fathoms
STEAMER BUoKMAN- From Seattle for San
Francisco: Nov. 22 $50 a. nl.; passed Blunts
reef lightship; strong southeast gale; rough
sea: large westerly swell: all we'll; will prob
ably arrive about a. M, Nov. %.
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Z. S. Branch Hydrograrhic office

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. Navigators 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 always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers TO navigation aud mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. II. s. NJ In charge
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SAVANNAH, Nov, -Turpentne- Firm.
73k @T5l1c sales 750 receipts, 500; shipments.
Rosin-Frm; sales 2e2s; receipts. 4o7s;
shipments 1.043; stocks. so. .32S. Quote-R
So. ga d5.T5: d. s5.75G75so: e. $5.7Oa5. so; F.
So T214 6l5,s g, SO. s5d5;eo; Fl, 50 s2lh a. 90;
5000: W G. S715: w W. ST35.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco, Nov. -. 19rs