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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
vercbandise for the orient

The steamer Siberia sailed for Hongkong and
wsv norts via Honolulu, on Tuesday with cargo
valued at silS55l exclusive Of treasure, and to
be distributed as follows: For Honolulu. S22,-
se4: Japan $50 0s1; China. So. BIB; East Indies,
81 15a: Korea. SO. .094; Siam. 1851; vladivostok.
80 I95: Philippine islands. SIPS. The principal
shipments and their destinations were as fol-
To Honolulu--5oo bbls -four. 5,i71 gals wine.
20 cs whisky IS cs champagne, 450 pkgs pota-
toes % 64s lbs hams and bacon, 75 pkgs fresh
fruits j automobile. 1000 SKIS cement 33 rolls
leather 3 pkgs machinery, 10 pkgs paints, 16O
bdls Shocks s pkgs wagon material.
To Japan-2 $50 gals wine. IS cs canned goods.
s55 lbs coffee 302 lbs cheese. 33 bales hay. GO
cfIs oats III lbs meals 300 bales cotton. 23O
rolls and cs leather. II pkgs machinery, 3, 445
lbs rubber. 474 lbs seeds
To China 624 lbs beans. 2. $50 lbs and 10 es
dried fruit 1 .1s6 lbs raisins, sos pkgs fresh
fruits 300 pkgs potatoes. 3.l30 lbs and SO cs
meals 3i3 cs canned goods 81 salmon, 800
lbs nuts .3o1 lbs cheese. 1900 lbs pearl bar
lev. /. 100 lbs peas $50 lbs tea. 22O lbs goldfish.
$50 lbs ginseng. so pkgs paints. $50 pkgs roof
ing material, 80 cs typewrters
To East indies. .006 cs canned goods. .226
lbs dried fruit. SO cs salmon, cs honey, 8 pkgs
agricultural implements
To Korea-l6 bbls -four. 81 cs canned goods
6ls lbs dried fruit 247 lbs cheese, go gals wine.
~ pkgs machinery
To SIam-15 bbls -four, Is cs canned goods. 8
cs salmon.
To Vlsiivostok- 750 lbs dried fruit
To Philippine islAnds-S0 pkgs fresh fruits
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By United wireless

Wednesday, Sept. IA, 1910.
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 13, 8 p. M,
227 miles or San Francisco, hence September
IL for Hilo. Light northwest wind and sea.
STEAMER AsUNCIoN - September 13. 7:so
D. M, 90 miles eouth Of Cape Blanco, hence
September II for Astoria. Barometer, 30.34
temperature. 80.
49, $50 .. m, % miles south of Cape Mendo-
cino; from Eureka, for San Francisco. Light
southwest wind; barometer, 30.10.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-September 49, S
D.. m, % miles south Of Point Arena, bence
today for Seattle. Foggy; moderateE north
west wind; barometer 80; temperature Sc.
STEAMER sIBERIA-September Is, S p. M,
90 miles on San Francisco, hence today for
China via Honolulu. All we'll.
STEAMER RoSECRANs-Trom Monterey, for
Honolulu; September l3, p. M. 97S miles
out Weather fine.
STEAMER MARIPosA = From San Francisco
September IL. for Tahiti; September 13, s
D. M, 737 miles from San Francisco lightship
Wind and sea moderate, from NNE; baroni-
eter, 29.97; temperature. 65.
STEAMER SIERRA-Hence September 10 for
Honolulu; September 13, s p m, 7sS miles
out from San Francisco. Fine weather.
STEAMER w. S. PoRTER-From Juneau. for
San Francisco; September 49, p. M, ls5
miles from Douglas island. Clear weather:
moderate northeast wind and smooth sea.
STEAMER sIBERIA-S p. M, ass miles from
lightship; all well.
STEAMER REDoNDo-s:2o D. M. passed Point
Reyes: dense fog: light northwest wind; small
sea.
STEAMER ATLAS p. M, 10 miles north Of
Northwest Seal rocks; thick fog; no wind +:
smooth sea; barometer 2999; temperature g.
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TO BREAK GROUND
FOR BUILDING

Ground will be broken within the
next three weeks for the building
which is to be erected by local aeries
and 81 at a cost OF more than a.
quarter OF a million dollars.
Although the committee, sheaded by
James Cheetham. which was success
ful at ST. Louis in securing the grand
aerie for this city in 1911. has Just re-
turned. notification has already been
secured that clubs have been organized
at st. Louis. Louisville and other east
ern cities TO have the largest possible
attendance at the session TO be held
In this city next year. II is expected
that fully $4,000 persons will be at
tracted to this city by the grand aerie.
In addition to being instrumental in
securing the grand aerie convention
of Eagles the San Francisco conven-
tion league reported other conventions
for San Francisco as follows:
September IL to 24-National Electrical asso-
ciation
October 3-opsning reception OF National
Spiritualists' association
October 11-State Masonic grand lodge.
October 1S-Druids supreme grove
January, 1911-American Institute OF Archi.
tects
June-Taternational Sunday school association
5000 members.
July-NationaI Educational association Co.,
600 members.
August = International typographical union
10000 peoplel.
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MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE
WILL BE CELEBRATED
Patriotic Exercises to Be Held
at Dreamland Rink

The entire Mexican and Spanish
American colony In San Francisco and
the surrounding bay cities is going to
celebrate with much enthusiasm the
centennial of the declaration OF the in
dependence OF the republic of Mexico
and will hold patriotic exercises at the
Dreamland rink on Saturday. Septem-
Der IT.
The Junta Patriotica, an organization
of some of the leading and most active
Mexican residents in San Francisco. is
at the head of these celebrations. The
profits will be devoted to the founding
of a benevolent society for the Mexican
colony on lines similar to those OF the
French, German and other benevolent
associations Of the foreign colonies in
San Francisco.
The officers of the celebration COM
mittee Of the Junta Patriotica are:
President, M. d. Angulo; vice president.
A. NJ. Pereyra; secretary. c. A Gar
cia; treasurer. ]. Arguijo; trustees. A.
Westphal, G. Coppel and ]. Lancon.
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ship, and soundings were taken to determine the

ship, and soundings were taken to determine the
course
one more trip to Smith river this year, and that
is only because he is under charter to do So.
PORTLAND. Sept. 14.--In the dense fog on
the river this morning. the steamer Eureka and
the harbor. Both were hoated without damage.
When it sails tomorrow morning for San Fran
tain Kidston, will have 500 passengers the larg
est number that has ever been taken out Of this
port. it is said. All frst class accommodations
Repairs in the engine room of the steamer
Breakwater, Captain Macgenn. have been com
pleted, and the vessel sailed at 1 o'clock this
afternoon for Coss bay with 500 tons of cargo
and 100 passengers.
Captain Dunbar. master of the United States
dredge Chinook, said that he expected to leave
for the mouth of the Columbia river Saturday,
when the Chinook viii take its station on the
bar Residents of st. Johns last night rendered
Captain Dunbar .lbanquet in recognition Of his
services there in the last iye years.
For a cargo of coal from Newcastle, n. S..
w, the American barkentine Puako. Captain
Petersen has been hxed She is at the
loading port. having gone there from Sydney.
On its maiden trip to this port, the steamer
Nehalem, 367 tons net register, arrived in this
morning The vessel is said to be sunder char
ter to the Hammond lumber company, and it
Arrived: Steamers Shoshone and J. A. Chans
lor from San Francisco; steamer Golden Gate,
Sailed: Steamers George w. Elder and Car
mel. for San Francisco; steamer Breakwater, for
Coos bay, steamer EUREKA, Ior EUREKA
LOS ANGELES, Sept 4-Arrived-Steamer
Chehalis, from Grays Harbor; fteamer Whittier,
from San Francisco
SaiIed-Steamer President. for San Diego;
steamer Olympic, for Beliingham; steamer San
Gabriel, for Umpqua river; steamer William H
Murphy. for Eureka: steamer Yellowstone for
Portland; steamer Olson Mahony, for Puget
sound; steamer Whittier, for oleum.
ASTORIA, Sept. 14.--Steam schooner Shoshone
arrived this morning from San Francisco with
general cargo
Lighthouse tender Arrneria sailed today for
Grays Herbor, where it will do some buoy
work and will then proceed to Seattle for
pairs 1t will remain on the sound about a
month
Tank steamer Argyll arrived this morning
from San Francisco with fuel oil. portion Of
which was discharged at the Union oil COM
pany's tanks in this city.
Tank steamer j. A. Chanslor arrived this
morning from San Francisco with fuel oils
Tank steamer Catania> arrived Tuesday even
ing from San Francisco with fuel oil.
Pilot schooner Joseph Pulitzer left for its
station off the mouth of the river this morning
with Pilot Leighton on board.
Steam schooner Rainier arrived this morning
from San Francisco and went to Knappton to
load lumber
Steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed this morning
for Tflamook with freight and passengers.
The tug George r. Nosburg arrived today
from Nehalem, having in tow the barge Ne
halem with cargo Of lumber.
TACOMA, Sept. 14.-Arrved-Ste Gov
ernor Seattle; schooner Fl. D. Bendixsen, San
Francisco.
SEATTLE, Sept. -Arrived-steamer Stan
ley Dollar Nome.
sailed-steamer Jefferson, Skagway
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
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General Merchandise

Baes--Grain bags. 5% @sizc; San Quentin s5iin
bags. 5<c: wool bags, =. nc for 5i5 10 ana zs12e
Cosl-Pennsylvsnia anthracite egg, SIG per
ton Wellington, 50; New Wellington, So; Co.'s
Pelaw Main. SO: stanford Richmond, SO; Cum.
berland. SIS in bulk and sle-5o in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
slI IN sacks.
oa Quotations sre for barrels).Linsesd.
Sl-ls per gallon for boiled and SLY Tor
' &c; Bakers AA. Sii7@I.ls; China nut. cases,
6oGTo per gallon. cocosnut oil. IN barrels, 20 a
5ss1c Tor XXX. z2Ib acc for No ! and T0G
7S1sc for No. ?, according 10 quantity; extra
besched winter sperm oil Soc: natural winter
sperm oil, Soc; natural whale oil. 55e; pure lard
neatsfoot oil S5e: No. / neatsfoot oil. 65c; her
ring OIL soc; salmon OIL soc; boiled fsh o:l, SOC;
paint OIL 45c
Coal on Gasoline. etc-Water white. iroa
barrels drums. &c; $50 degree oil, iron barrels
or drums. lo13c; special do. lie; pearl oil: IN
cases. I6c; astral i6c; star. &c., extra star, l9c;
Elaine. 261zc; eocene, 1ec, red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk l7c. In 24c; engine disti-
gasoline. in bulk Soc. in cases sTlte; rsrnish
makers and painters naphtha, in bulk, l5c, In
Turpentine-s5e per gallon in cases and ssc in
bulk, drums and iron barrels.
Resin lper Dbl Of $50 lbs)-E, Sss5; F, SO;
G. So 10; Il. S9.l5; I. $500.
Red and white Lesd-Red sH@sc; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated. 5-65c; standard coarse grsnulated, 5.65c;
fruit granulated. 565c; cut loaf. in barrels only
1850; H & E. crystal dominOes. ID cartons in
cases, S65c: do In ID cartons in cases, 9.15c;
monarch bar, &c; tablets, in half barrels. g. 15c;
DO IN boxes, 6.40cs cubes and crushed. $500; /;
monarch powdered. 5-15c: xxx powdered,
5.T5c; candy grsnulsted. 5.75c; confectioners' A,
3 65c; confecrioners crystals, 575c; extra fine
granulsted. 5-z5c; magnolia A, 5.25c; extra c.
5. l5c: golden c. 5-05e; d. 4-95c- Barrels and so
10 bags lOc. half barrels 25c. boxes soc more per
100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar in 35
snd 40 ID tins SLID more. in and 10 lb uns
50 IS more per 100 lbs than price for this trade
n 100 bags.
The Cslifornia and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes as follows; Grsnulsted basis. 5.63c;
-'Eigrade'' bar. &c; powdered, 5-75c: A crushed.
e0c; berry. 5.65c: c. & II. extra fine grsnu-
lated. 5.65c; coarse dry grsnulated, 5.65e; con-
fectioners' A Sc; confectioners crystal. 5.75cs
cubes $500; bricks. $500; extra fine dry grsnu-
lated 600 lbs bags only. 5.45c; excelsior A,
8 25c. extra c. 5.15c: golden c. 5.O5c; yellow D.
4 csc: cut loaf. in barrels only, 1.65c; Il. & E.
crystal doninOes. 3 ID cartons. in cases, lS-65c;
do . ID cartons ia cases 9.15c. Additional per
IoS lbs: In barrels and 50 10 bags, 1oc more;
half barrels. 25c more; boxes, SOC more for all
grades Bar in 35 and 30 10 tins. $40 more:
In 10 tins S2.35 more. Minimum order, car
1oa weight.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-E. r. Hutton's wire
says Fluctuations in the local market today
were limited 70 narrow range. but on every
teU points above the l3c level offerings became
!iDereis while on every few points decline be-
stone wall Of buying orders. Many bullish
crop reports were received from all over the
belt which tended TO emphasize .he lateness and
efnaIiness Of the crop Interest is greatly In
crossing as 70 the probable date OF killing
frost. as II is recognized that early or even an
average frost date this year would greatly re-
ouce the yield which, at best. is only expected
70 oe OF moderate proportions. Cotton is run
nlng along without much trading. awaiting the
outcome OF the new crop, and its effect upon the
market It has no particular bullish or bearish
feature -
Fort Worth. Tex, reports the presence of
several japanese cotton buyers. who are pur-
chasing cotton for shipment TO Japan via Seattle
or san Francisco.
Spots closed quiet. 10 points lower; middling
upiands. lS75e; middIng gulf. Izc. Sales, 1880
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SOCIAL TO BE GIVEN
TO AID CHURCH FAIR

An entertainment and social will be
given by the women in charge of ST.
Patrick's booth in ST. Teresa's hall.
Nineteenth and Tennessee streets.
Thursday evening The proceeds OF
the entertainment will go toward SWELL
ing the funds of the coming church
fair which will open in October.
The women in charge expect a
crowded house on this occasion. The
following named men have volunteered
their services to act as a floor COM
mittee on that evening:
Floor manager, T. Moynihan; assist
ants, Sylvester Toner. ID. Hannedy. p.
Flanagan, d. ]. Conlan, P. Kelly, Mau-
rice Murphy. T. Kelly. J. Finnigan and
Roy Mason.
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WIFE OBJECTS TO HER
HUSBANDS BARBER
Twice Drives Him From Chair
During One Shave.

Mrs. Rose Aringer has a store at
Twenty sixth and Bartlett streets and
on Tuesday when her husbapd went TO
the barber shop Of Eugene Desbarr,
3003 Mission street, to get shaved. she
went there and drove him and the bar
her out, upbraiding her husband for
not patronizing barber next door 10
her store
Policeman Demon took her hons
but after he had left she returned to
the barber shop and again chased her
husband and the barber out
She was arrested for disturbing the
peace and yesterday In Police Judge
Conlan's court was convicted and or
dered 70 appear for sentences this morn
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Los Angeles Produce Market
SoccioL Dispafch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Sept. 14-Sweet potatoes
were higher today on the produce exchange.
Butter receipts were light and the market was
arm. Eggs were In demand.
Receipts OF produce were eggs. 100 cases: but
ter. Il 800 pounds; cheese. 1852 pounds; pota-
toes. J. 9z9 sacks; sweet potatoes. p sacks.
Cheese-Northern fresh. IT6l7Ikc: eastern
twins 1Slzc; eastern cheddars. 2Oc: eastern
longhorn, lSd20c; eastern daisy. l9c: Swiss
imported. Doc. Swiss domestic, 22d24c: brick
cream. I9c: limburger. lec.
Butter-Creamery extra 321kc pound: hrsts
Sic pound: lsdle butter. 25c pound; cooking but
ter. 25c pound.
(Elggs-Locsl ranch candled irsts z3c: case
.Snr. 39c. eastern fresh. 35c: storage extras
YJd32c. storage seconds. 26c.
I Beans-Nc- / pink. so; No I iimas 81 75:
Lady Washington. $3.50: small whites No i
ss-50. blackeyes. S5T5; garvanzas, 81 so: lentils
S7ds
Potstoes-New potatoes. local stock. 81 % per
ctl; highlands. SI.2501.s 20 per ctl; Salinas $50
df.60 per ctl; local BuFbsnks 81 256l 20 per
ctl. Sweet potatoes. Sl.75a2 per ctl.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Coll

EUREKA, Cal. Sept. 14.--Departing this after
noon for San Francisco was the steamer North
Fork. from the Arcata wharf. with cargo Of
lumber and consignment of United States mail
The steamer Vanguard which has been load
ing lumber at the Fields landing wharf de-
parted this afternoon for San Francisco.
The steamer Chief, Captain Roland Barker
arrived this morning at s:45 O'Clock The
steamer. after encountering huge swells OF
Point st. George. Saturday evening was buffeted
about IN waves close TO shore for several hours
over the vessel and. going down smoke stack. puf
out the fires. During time the fires were out the
Chief rapidly drifted toward shore in dense fog
After steam had been raised the run to Smith
river was made. While crossing Smith river bar
the Chief struck three or four times When
crossing Humboldt bar this morning CAPTAIN
Barker said that, owing to the fog. it was i'm
possible TO see more than 75 feet ahead Of the
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

The first rain OF any consequence since last
April has occurred in central California A
storm of the Sonora type moving northward over
the Sierra Nevada has caused showers in the
central counties OF California and also in Ne
yada and Utah. The raisin makers In the San
Joaquin valley were warned OF the likelihood
and are further advised TO keep trays stacked
Tor about "a hours longer The disturbance will
probably drift slowly northeastward
The weather is clear with moderate tempera-
lures over the Rocky mountain region and east
ward to the Atlantic seaboard. except the
south Atlantic coast. where showers re-
ported. Along the west gulf coast there have
been heavy rains At Corpus Christi 2.64 inches
have fallen in the past IL hours, making a total
OF ass in the last Sc hours
The temperature has risen rapidly in the north
western states and fallen rapidly in the great
basin and in central California.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 5S
per cent and at Freno S.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinlty-Light showers
Thursday. not so warm; light south winds.
Santa Clara valley-Showers Thursday; light
south winds.
Sacramento vailey-Showers Thursday: light
south winds. Raisin growers continue stacked.
San Joaquin valley-Showers THURSDAY; light
south winds. Raisin growers should continue
stacked.
California south of the Tehachapi-Showers
Thursday, not so warm: light south winds.
A. G.. McADTE, District Forecaster.
HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE
Depth at mean low water entrance TO harbor-
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OF hay which is now on storage in the country un-
less some new demand develops. The greatest
oifdculty at the present moment is in disposing
Of the poorer grade. for when prices are low more
feeders demand quality. whereas IN times Of high
prices they feel the necessity Of economizing by
using lower priced hay.
The alfalfa situation continues about the same
and although there is not great deal Of hay
being sold at present for shipment north. yet
there IS q large quantity still 10 be shipped on
previous purchases. These shipments will prob
ably take care Of all the alfalfa which is now
out Of doors and Tor which there is no storage
room.
Bran-s26 per ton for white and s24 for red.
Middlings-S53d "a per ton.
Shorts-S29d30 per ton
Feedstuns- Rolled barley, $22d23; rolled oats
for feed $50; mixed feed, $25d26 for aver
age lots; lnseed oilcske meal. 20 tons $40. 10
tons $4,000. tons S4i, smaller lots $41-50; co.
coanut cake or meal at mills. $3.50 in 20 and
10 and S26 IN ton LOTS Jobblng, $3.50; corn
meal. S36@57; cracked corn. $36@37; alfalfa
meal. carload lots Sl6 jobbing $lT; red star al
falfs meal. SIC In car lots and $11 5obbing; No
desto alfalfa meal. Sl5.5O in car lots and $lI
5obbing stockton mealfslfs. SIC in car lots and
Sl7 5obbing; Csproco oilcake meal, sl6.50 per
ton.
Esy-wbest. s7@i25o; wheat and ost ssQ
il; tame ost, S7dlI-50 volunteer wild oat.
Se-50as: alfalfa, S7Ql3; stock hay, S5@6-5o
strsW-ssa6oe per bale
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


that north jetty outer end buoy No. /, a black
first class spar, and north spit buoy No. 5, a
black first class can, heretofore reported adrift.
have both been replaced
l.. H. B. List of Buoys, ETC., Pacific Coast,
1905 PIP. 81 and IS.
BY order of the bureau of lighthouses.
w. G. MILLER, Commander, U. S. N.
Inspector Eighteenth Lighthouse District.
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MANCHURIA IS ON
LAST LEG OF TRIP
Liner With Chinese Prince on
Board Leaves Honolulu and
Will Be Here Monday

He Pacific Mail
liner Manchuria,
Captain Saunders,
will probably be
here Monday after
noon. The Man
churia is four days
late as the result
of detention in
q u a r a n t | n e at
Yokohama a n d
made a brief stay
at Honolulu. The
liner left the island
port at 6 p. M,
Tuesday.
The Manchuria's
cargo of 1000 tons
includes 25 tons of
raw silk. On board
the liner are 100
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.--Hops-
Hides-Stesoy.
Petroleum-SteadT-
Raw sugar-steadv- Muscovado. 3.S6c; cen
trifugal, 1850; molasses sugar. S6lc. Refined
Coree closed steady ar net advance of 2oG
- points and sales were reported Of 1880
bags for the day. representing the largest day s
business since the beginning OF the current bull
movement. Close. September. S-50cs October.
e55c: November. 5. Csc: December. s-I5c; Janu-
srv. 6 Sc: February. S.s5c; March. SSsc;
April. $3.50: May. s.92c; June. S-95c; July,
s a6c. August, s.9Sc.
spot cofee-Firm. Rio No. Z, 1o% @1oHe:
santos No. 4. llizdl%c. Mild coffee firm;
Fs,tter-Stesdy Creamery thirds TO frsts.
241z d2sl5c-
Cheese-Steady snd unchanged.
Frrs-Steadv- State. Pennsylvania ana near
hv hennery white. 32d36c; do gathered white,
DRIED FRUITS
No Improvement was reported in the demand
for ted apples. Prices steady. Fancy,
lOls a lie: choice. sS4 dshc; prime. sQSlzc'
common 70 fair 6d1A2c.
Prunes-Cuiet. Quotations=-3Ac TO 10c FOR
California fruit up to 3o40s and from &c to SIC
for oregon.
choice IIH N12ikc: fancy, 12dl3kc.
Pesches-U Unchanged. Choice. "a nc extra
choice. IA GTs4c; fancy Sds1.c. 100.
Rsisins-Firm. Loose muscatels. 81 nocs
choice 10 fancy seeded. 6dI13e: seedless "A a
5lhc; London layers, Sl-2odl-SV
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Hides. TalIoyv. Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1zdic
under quotations: heavy salted steers. 103c;
light medium. slSc: light, &c: cowh!des, se;
sfacs &c: salted kip. lOi5c; salted veal. l6c;
salted calf. l6c; dry hides. lsc; dry salt hides.
lsc: dry kip. 17c; dry calf, 2Se: sheepskins.
shearlincs z5d4Oc each; short wool. 4otd Toc;
medium TOd90c; long wool. 90cdSi.25; lambs,
2Oa5Oc; horsehides salt. S225G5 fo- large and
Sl.50d2 for medium. 75edSl for small ana 2oG
soc for colts; horsehides, dry. S2@2.25 for large
and 81 25d2 for medium, 50c@S1 for small and
25d5Oc for colts: goatskins prime angoras, I5c
dSl: large hair goats, 3oG4Oc; medium, zO4
.sS0c: small, 5Gl5c.
Tsiiow--No. ] rendered. 5ss G6lzc; No. .. 4
dbc. grease, 2Q2l1c
Wooi-spring clip. San Joaquin, years staple.
sdI1c: DO months. 7611cs northern. Soncma
and Mcndocino. 1S0 20c; Humboldt, 20c asked;
Nevada. I54 l7c per lb.
Fan chp-Mountain free. 961ic; northern and
valley. 7@J0c; San Joaquin fall and lambs, "a
1Oc; do detective and heavy. 5dTc per Ii.
Hops-California. IOdl5c- for crop ot 1903;
Oregon, 10@15c per lbi crop OF 1910, 1O9l6c
per 10.
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Lnnher Fixfures

The bsrkentine Charles F. Crocker is under
charter for railroad ties from Noyo to MolIepdo
at private terms.
The following coast lumber charters were an
neunced yesterday. The steamer Olson & Ma
hony- from Everett to San Francisco al $3.50:
steamer Jim Butler, one trip from Tacoma to
San Pedro or Port San Luis at 81; schooner Ex-
pansion. Fort Bragg to Kahului, private terms
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RniIdinr Cnnfracfn

Edward S. Norton, administrator for the Nor
ton estate, with John Herman-Excavation:
brick carpenter. plaster. plumbing sash ano
door glass and glazing gas piping patent fues for
alterations and additions. TO make a two story
frame building at 2lS Crescent avenue; 81, 200
William c. Loewe with L. A. Secor & Charles
Rehm--To erect a three story and basement
frame building In z line OF Bartlett street, so
of Twenty third street, 40 by 10; Vs.
$50.
Israel Zimmerman with Henry Conrad-An
work except painting and plumbing for two
story and basement frame building two fats In
Y line OF Adair street, 45 w Of Howard,
" 20 by T5 So. 200.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
c,hicaro Datrv produce Market

CTICAGO. Sent. Iz-Butter-Steady; cream
cries 2sl5 a2ec: dasries. 23G27c; receipts.
10 T55 cases Eegs-Stesdy at mark, cases in
cluded l4dITc; frsts. 21c; prime frsts. 23c.
C,heese-Easy: daisies lG916Ac; twins. 15d
i5l4c: Young Americas, leA 9165sc; long horns,