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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpecial Dispdtch 10 The Call
TSbecial Dispdtch 10 The Cal

EUREKA Dec 22-Steamer Acme arrived
in port early this morning with a small cargo
of miscellaneous freight and a consignment of
United States mail. The Acme is to load lun-
Der for the return trip south.
Steamer Centralia arrived in port shortly
after noon today and is taking on a red
wood lumber cargo at the Occidental mill com
pany's wharf.
Steamer Bowdoin. which has been loading lum-
ber at the Little River lumber company's wharf
departed for San Francisco this afternoon at
3 90 O'Clock
Steamer Fulton was an outgoing lumber car
rier today. having departed at 4:10 o'clock
from the Little River lumber company's wharf.
Two more off shore cargoes have been cleared
at the custom house, those of the American
sehooners Minnie A. Caine, 7T9 tons. Captain
Zants. and Balboa. COL tons. Captain Anderson
The Game is bound for Sydney and Newcas-
tie \. S. w, with T5S, ,S32 feet of redwood
valued at S2l ,329- IL consisting of I2S 631 feet
rough ciear for Newcastle and 5s1 sos feet rough
clear, IS. .303 feet dry door stock and 5000 feet
Of shingles for Sydney. This makes the total
direct shipments TO Australia far this year.
2S cargoes. measuring 30.523,253 feet and
valued at $S29. .257.6 The total tonnage en-
ployed was 65.350.
The Balboa,s cargo consists of 25.751 rod
wood ties, measuring S24 032 feet and valued at
s11 .556.45 for Mollendo, Peru, making the total
all ties DOS, ,966 pieces. measuring 6.040.51 feet
and valued at $S2, l01 O5 The tonnage en-
ployed was S,9T3. Both vessels departed this
afternoon
LOS ANGELES Dee 2-Arrived-Steamar
Klamath. from Bellingham; steamer James 8
Higgins from San Diego; steamer Yale from
san fraDclSC0s steamer lily oil GueDla, from
San Diego steamer Hanalei from SAN Fran.
cisco; steamer Coos Bay, from San Francisco:
steamer Hornet, from Willapa harbor; steamer
Del Norie, from Crescent City; steamer Thoula IS
L. Wand from Willapa harbor
Safled-Steamer City of Puebla. for Seattle !.
steamer Hanalei, for San Francisco; steamer
Charles Nelson, for Mukilteo; steamer Wash
tenaw for San Francisco; steamer Yale for San
Francisco; steamer NJ S. Dollar, for vietoria
B. c.: steamer Klamath, for San Diego: steamer
James S. Higgins. for Fort Bragg; steamer Coos
Bay, for San francisco.
PORTLAND. Dec. 22.-AH decorated for
Christmas at sea the steamer Rose City Can
tain Mason will sail tomorrow for San Fran
cisco and San Pedro with $50 passengers and
2,000 tons of coal
In tow of the steamer ocklahama the Ger
man bark Ellerbek, Captain Howersdorf left
down for the sea at an early hour this morn
ing She was laden with 90 439 bushels Of
wheat valued at SIT GAS
with full cargo of lumber for California
ports the steamer Coaster left down from Goble
for Astoria today.
Several sailors to complete the crew Of the
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Wednesday, December o1.
11:35 D. M. stmr Marshfeld. AhIln 81 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Cotteneva lumber
company.
D. M. stmr San Pedro Benedctson % hours
from Eureka; 100000 feet lumber to ]. r. Han
p. m. stmr Prentiss. Iverson, 2e hours from
Eureka: 100000 feet lumber to Pacific lumber
company; up river direct
1874 p. M. stmr Enterprise. Youngren days
10 hours 42 minutes from Hllo; passengers and
merchandise TO Matson navigation company.
from a. s, MI sro ssm va saa ern m hours
sengers and merchandise to C. p. Doe & Co.
a. M, stmr NJ. F. Plant, Burtis. 40 hours
from Coos bay: passengers and merchandise to
Oregon coal and navigation company.
4:10 n. ni.. stmr Navarro. Hoffman 40 hours
from Crescent City; 100000 feet lumber to
4:35 a. M, stmr Pomo, Lilleland. IA hours
from Albion, via Point Arena IL hours; passen-
gers and merchandise e,is to swayne a s Hoyt
from Wilapa; bound south, put in to land pas
sengers.
iO:45 a. M. Nor stmr Thor Corneinsen 90
hours from Nanamo; 7,145 tons coal to Western
III a. m. schr Santiago Mcdonald. 10 hours
oil company; in tow tug Navigator.
s:35 a. M, stmr National City, Lee. rs hours
from Fort Bragg; 100000 feet lumber to Union
lumber company.
$50 a. M. stmr whitesboro. Frederlckson. 16
hours from Greenwood; 222.0 feet lumber to
L. +. White lumber company
1890 a. M. stmr City of Topeka, Gieow. 20
hours from Eureka. passengers and merchandise
TO Pacific Coast steamship company.
11:10 a. M, stmr Buckman, Wilson. 6615 hours
from Seattle passenSsrs and merchandise to
las p M. tug Prescila. Fulton. 2j hours
from Port San Luis: ballast TO San Francisco
bridge company. with barge in tow.
CLEARED
Thursday December %.
Nor stmr Aagot sevald, Melbourne via Bel
lingham; j. J. Moore & Co
Stmr Eureka. Faria, Seattle; Pacific Coast
Cfro ofracn in
schr Sailor Boy. Erratt Honolulu via Eureka;
William Johnson
stmr Beaver. Nelson, Portland: San Francisco
and Portland steamship company
CLEARED AT PORT SAN LUIS
Monday, December 90
Br stmr Pectan, Grant, Aneon; Union oil com
pany. rn
Thursday. December %
7.25 n. M. stmr Mann Smith, Olsen, Coos bay
4:so ?. M stmr j. A. Chanslor' Mcdonald,
4:so SOD D. M, stmr Eureka, Farla Seattle
4:l5 p. M. stmr President, Thomas San Diego.
ssso' 4:so p. M. Nor stmr Aagot, sevold Melbourne
20 .. M. stnr Beaver. Nelson. Astoria and
i2:25 a:s5' p. M, stmr Marshaeld, Ahlin, Hardy
40 ,. M, stmr ouinault, Bash, willapa har-
Dor.
ham.
tow tug Navigator.
Gas n M stmr ]. J. Loggie, johnson, Eureka
e:35 D. m. stmr Nehalem. Tietjen, Eureka
7.43 q m, stnr Brooklyn. Matsen Albion
2:3o n m stmr Carlos. Donaldson. San Pedro
2:35 o. M stmr Alcatraz, Johannsen Point
Arena.
II 90 a M stmr Argyll, Dickson, Portland
OUTSIDE BOUND IN. 10 P. NJ.
Schr Sausalito.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Dec. p, 10 p. m.-weather
hazy; wind NE: velocity miles an hour
WEATHER REPORTS
TAT0OSH, Dec. D. p. m.-Rainlng; wind
NE: velocity 10 miles an hour.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Elizabeth Mcneil to Michele Tambellini, lot
In SW line Of Fifteenth avenue South, $40 NV
of n street. NV so by SW 100; $40
E. P Vanderco0k TO r. t. Harding. lot in "
line of Twenty-hrst avenue. 500 y OF Clement
street, 10 by W 240. and three other pieces
$40.
waiter Powell and wife to Kintsre Kimura ct
al, lots % %, 80 and fl, block B, Lskeview
$40.
Bertha Brown to Louis H Newroth, lot in s
line of Nineteenth street, 81 " OF Douglass W
25:S by s so; $10-
John G. Mcclure to Flora A. Mcmillan, lot "A
block 65 Reis tract grant.
Mildred l. ID. Pyne to same, lot 40. block 65.
Refs tract; grant
Alloys Won Wyl to Agnes von Wyl. half inter-
est in lot in line OF Sadowa street, IS w OF
Plymouth, W 25 by \ 125; gift.
Estate Of Adolph Sutro deceased, BY admin
istratrix) to E. M. Adams. lots "a and 25 block
n Park Lane tract No 8: 50. $50
n T. Giacomn and wife TO Tobia C. B. eia-
comini lot In line of Twenty eighth street
1929 E Of Douglass, p so by ia, $40.
w. D. Tam TO n. I. Giacomini lot In s line
Of Valley street, $50 of Castro, E % by S
ia; $40.
Joel Bernert to Harry II. Hanger, third inter
est in lot In S line OF Bush street 81 W OF
Webster, W % by 20; $40
Marquard Hansen and wife to Fl. c. Hansen.
lot in W line of Thirty avenue 275:4 S
Of street, S 25 by W 120; $40.
Paolo Bacigalupi and wife to David BaciSa-
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New York CoYee Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-E. F. Hutton & CO. s
wire SAYS: EARLY cables from Havre were
somewhat better than expected close
Of last night. but after an irregular session
a quarter was lost at the close. Hamburg con
tinues conservative and seems inclined
10 take things easy. Rio and Santos both sent
drm offerings much higher today. but later
some houses changed their offers to yesterday s
prices. This caused weakness in our market
in the late afternoon 1t must be understood.
however. that Rio and Santos both far too
high as compared with the contracts in this
market making it impossible to sell against
purchases Of actual coffee in the Brazilian
ports. A little liquidation has taken place here
today. which is reasonable and had been ex-
pected in consequence of the big long advance
which has gone for months After the holi-
days some Of wisest and most far seeing
merchants feel confident Of much higher prices
IN consequence of the small supplies in this
country at the ports and the small quantities
as held by interior distributors. In the mean
time narrow, irregular market is looked for
in Santos as well here during the Christmas
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of corn. The local stock is the largest for
ms time Of year on record: Warehouse. 249,
20 bales, OF which PAL I5e bales certifcated
ana ready for delivery on contract should the
necessary demand from spinners fail to material
Reports are reaching the local trade that
one OF the important spot interests has been
large buyer Of spots in the south and has ac-
terror
Montgomery Ala. wires: European spot de-
msnd is enormous and cotton is bringing in the
south l4S4 Ql5c, To ship cotton and tender on
January would entail loss of 60 points. The
contract markets are too low for spots Prices
are maintained by actual demand -
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands, 10.15c;
do gulf. j. 40c: sales. 400 bales.
v-y,n- YFrr,rrr prsss
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Ohio valley. and east to the coast depression
OF moderate depth overlies the Missouri valley
and has caused snow from Illinois 10 North Da-
kota. Heavy rain has fallen in the lower Missis-
sippi valley. Fair weather prevails in the Rocky
mountain section and the great basin On the Pa
ci1c slope fair weather prevails in California but
rain in Oregon and Washington. High southeast
winds are reported at the mouth OF the Colum-
bia river, reaching velocity of 80 miles per
hour A moderate depression extends from Ia
toosh to Nome. The temperature has risen
slowly at all eastern stations. but is still about
10 degrees below the normal at Atlantic coast
cities. In California light to heavy frosts oc-
CURED in the interior and temperatures are
below the normal in the extreme south. After
noon temperatures In the great valley and the
bay district range from "A to 60 degrees.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at O'Clock
p. m, Friday. December %. 1910:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday,
with low fog in the morning; light east wind,
changing TO north.
For Santa Clara vslley-Fsir Friday; light
frost in the morning; light north wind.
For Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; frost in
the morning; light north wind.
For San Joaquin valey-Fair Friday; frost in
the morning: light north wind.
For California south OF the Tehschapi-Fail
Friday: frost in the morning back from the
coast; light north wind.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
NcecicI Di-nolch Io Thc Cnn1

los ANGELES. Dec. 22--Eggs were drmer
today. Case count and ranch candled firsts each
advanced 2c. making the prices sec and SOC q
lozen- Potatoes were frm. Butter steady
Hnd cheese weak.
Receipts ~ produce were. Eggs. 169 cases:
luttcr .0.5l6 pounds: cheese I.720 pounds
POTATOES. 1850 sacks sweet potatoes. $40 sacks.
uuucs 60H boxes
Butter-Creamery extra. 35c: frsts 3aIac;
'adle butter. DC; country. 30c.
Eegs-Local ranch. candled. frsts. 40c case
count, 3Gc; eastern fresh. soc; storage. 27cd
Cheese-Northern fresh. Isc. northern stor-
see. 1-c locals. Use: eastern singles. lSc: east
frn twins. lsc; eastern cbeddars. 1920: east
Hrn longhorn Zoe; Oregon daisy. 1SdlSIac:
eastern daisy Iels Ilac: swiss Imported 32c:
swiss. domestic. 2i@24c: brick cream. 19G2Oc;
IimburGer. 19M20c. roQuefOrt. ss6f7 soc.
pos~e No rf-t- ec- ~, Ir---r &C. ~
Tady Washington. No. l. 81 .. small whites.
fsgf p: blackeyes, $3.50; garvanzas. Sf5O;
.enrils s..
Potatoes Highland. Sl.60d1.75: Nevadas.
fi.S5; Lomuoc. S2M2-25: Salinas. S2M2. 10: Ore
con rose. 50: white rose. local 81. S5d2: new
Dotstoes 4Q5c pound; sweet potatoes. $3.50.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-Standard copper was
weak; spot. December and January 12.15m
l2-25c; February. 12.15G12.3oc; March, 12.15d
l2.S5c. London was weak; SPOT. ESQ lbs: futures.
t57 los Local dealers report continued unset
tied market. Lake copper. l3d II. .25c; electro
lytic. l2.T5@13e; casting 12.506 u. .75c. Custom
house returns show exports 50 far this month Of
20.594 tons.
Tin firm: SPOT IS. .2Od3S. SOC: December
3Sd3s.5oc: January, 3s63s.50c: February and
March. 3SN3S DC. london closed firm; spot,
flT3 lbs: futures fI74 IS
Lead was duh 81 445d4.55c New York and at
5000 44Oc East ST Louis. In London spot was
quoted al fl3 3s I'd
Spelter was dun at 5.55G5.s5c New York and
spot was quoted at f24
lron-Cleveland warrants 4as 10i5d in Lon
don, Locally iron was unchanged No. foundry
northern. Sl5-25d 1925; No. .. Sl4. 1915. ~:
10 l southern and No. southern soft sl5.c56
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SANTA Rnsn Hons

SANTA ROSA. Dec 22-Ihere has been con-
siderable movement Of hops IN the local market
during the last few days. and prices have grad
ually advanced, until today i6l2c per pound was
being offered. with takers. far re-
ported The hop crop is getting well cleaned
up and the supply remaining in the producers
hands in Sonoma county is very small. ship
ment OF six carloads made to New Nork to-
day by one local dealer. The hops had sccumu-
lated under buying orders during the last few
weeks.
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Eastern livestock MARKET


CHICAGO. Dec. 22-Cattle-Rec ipts-Esti-
mated AT s. 600. Market steady. Beeves 81 .65
80. Texas steers. Ss.25d5.30: western steers
81 l0n6. stOckers and feeders. S3.45d $50: COWS
end heifers. S2.50G6 p; calves. S7.25Q9.5O
Hogs Receipts estimated at 5000 Market
slow. Light. S7-60M7.95: mixed. S7.GOGs:
beavy. ST80MS: rough. S7-G0dT.75: good II
choice heavy SII3@S; pigs. N-20g7-90; bulk
Of sales. s.. So0 0T.90.
sheep Receipts estimated at $4,000 Market
steady Native. S2.G0Us.4O; western. s3e74 40:
gesrincs. $ F5@6; lambs, native SfJ0dG.S0,
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Der. 22.-Catfle- Recelnts
600 Market STEADY. Native steers So T5d
end feeders. S3T5M5.5o; bulls. Sl40I4 co:
calves Ss0 -: western steers. Sz.5066; west
eln cows S2.75Q4.T5.
Hogs Receipts 6.000. Market strong to 80
higher Bulk Of sales, S7.706 80; heavy. ST.
"a 81. packers and butchers, S7.75G7.SJ; lights.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Market steady Nut
tons. So 5Od 80; lambs. s5.50a6.40: fed weth-
crs and yearlings Ssg5-6o; fed western ewes.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOTTH OMAHA. Neb. Dee 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceiprs , 800 Market steady 10 easier Native
steers. 81 D 6.60; cows and heifers, S3N55O:
western steers S3.50H 5-z0; and heifers
ss1fz -. Gamers. 81 750 3 40 stockers and feed
crs s205.5o: calves. Ss.5oQ6; bulls, stays, etc,
I7e-sE Receipts 1900. Market 5a1oc higher.
Heavy S7.J0fl775; mixed S7.60N7.7O: light.
s7.70a7s0; pigs, s65oGT70; bulk OF sales.
SbeeDEReoeipts 3.I00. Market strong. Year
ltncs Sfd525. wethers. S3J004.15. ewes. s3d
400: lambs. $3.50 p.
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Portland Livestock Market

PORTLAND Ore, Dec. 22.-cattle- Receipfs
600 Market firm. Prime steers S675d7.5O
rood 10 choice steers. S6G6.50: choice 10 prime
~ru-s 50 5ON 5.75: good 10 choice beef cows SJn
4 81. GOOD 10 choice heifers. Ss.7505: choice 4
rood fat bulls s4.25dA50; good 10 choice light
elves STN7. 50. good 10 choice heavy calves
81 256f6. good sfags SzJ0d5.
FIore-Receipts. 500. Market firm. Choice
g. -5l5a. good io choice hogs SS.50dS 70
sheen ReceiDtS. none. Market steady. Year
linz yrethers 81 75fl5: old wethers. S425d4 so
rbeice ewes S3-50G4; good 10 choice. 50 25m
= -. choice lambs, S6.5od7; good 10 choice
cgC4g -N
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Ne-r Ynrk Prnhnce

NTw YORK. Dec. 22.-Hops-
j Hidcs-Quiet.
Porrol STEADY.
Wool-Ouiet.
Sngar-Raw steady; muscovado. 50 test.
"4Siac: centrifugal. 96 test. 3.9s1ac; molasses
sugar. So test. 3-23i5c. Refined quiet
Butter-Easy- prices, seconds TO special, 2oG
25t~c.
Cheose-Steadv and unchanged.
Lees-ltrm, western gathered. white. 33d
eoe- fresh gathered. extra frsts- 36@37c: do
frstS - ;l5c do seconds 29eI 33c; refrigera tor
frsrs in local storage 24024lac; do seconds,
- n 23lac.
DRIED FRUITS
EFapoated APPLES Inactive On the spot.
fancy. 12l4 = 13c; choice, I1GlI1sc; prime. 9la
n lie.
Prunes-Firm but quiet. Quotations range from
sisc ~ 1890 for CalifOrnias up 10 30-40s and
from 95sc 10 l0f3c for OreEons from COS TO sos.
Apricots-Firnl- but In small demand. Choice.
80 l3ltc' extra choice, 1559Gl3alc; fancy.
Peaches-Quiet but steady on the frmness on
fhe coast Choice, 7aic; extra choice, 81 l7Stz 9;
fancy. eN9-tc
RaiSins-Firm on moderate stocks and the
trnness in the west Loose muscatels 81 d6ILc:
choice r0 fancy seeded. 8ii d71ac: seedleSs 50
bc; London layers S1.9Od1-35
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n. s. branch IIydrographic once

branch Of the United States hydrographic
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 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
garding lights. dangers TO navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce
]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant u. s. n, in charge.
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UNDERMINING is
IN BAD CONDITION
Concrete" Cylinders Under the
Piers North of Market Street
Falling Like Leaves

I Yesterdays meet
ing of the harbor
commission Assist
ant State Engineer
Barker submitted
a report on the
condition of the
wharves north of
the ferry depot.
He made and in :
spection of the
under pinning of
all the wharves a
few days ago and
reports that since
he made a similar
examination June
10 twenty cylin-
ders have gone
from under the va :
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Time Hall

United states branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange San Francisco, December
% 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time Q20th meridian, or at Sh. CON-
0Os. Greenwich mean time
]. G. BURNETT,
i Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
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RuiIdinr Confrart.

Miller & Lux with Darby Laydon-Pile soun-
dation for triple deck corrals at Butehertown;
S2.70O.
Fred Mische with Draper Fl. Hand-AH work
except plumbing and gas fitting for a I'VE room
frame cottage 10 line Of Twenty fourth ave
nue.. 200 s OF II street, S % BY r 100; 81, ,725.
Samuel and Theresa A. Wilson with L. Arthur
& S0n-An work except plumbing FOR a two
story frame building in " line OF Third avenue.
IS s Of Hugo street. S % By " 9j: S4 500
and pumping Tor building at NV corner OF Com
merciaI and Davis streets. 1876 in Davis By 95
in Commercial: S15.75 per pile.
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M1scELLANEous MARkETs
Cotfan Marker

Nrw YORK. Dec a2.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'s
wire says; ,.,,..
.-.iero snd the market is nothing more than a
---rc- affair and IS being sustained only on
1s5la trade conditions from England. where
s.e,,,,sior amounts 10 only 80 per cent OF the
ii-s total while about 20 per cent Of the
s- consuming districts report unsatisfactory
l~..s Prospects for the new crop viii
=. attract attention after the new year. and
81 r.o~afle weather obtains there IS every rea-
sof 10 expect large crop. probably more than
=. 100 oo0 hsles as already reports from the
,,l,,-e.sf are 10 the effect that much land
-,iI Is nut in cotton account Of the low price
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7 y "HaNaf I|T lTuIN7-s
COTvT0N EIfTIRE rs
st. Louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Dec. -wool-Quiet. Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 22623c light
fine. 20a 22c; heavy fine, 15G1Tc; tub washed,
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Chicago DAIRY Produce warket

CHICAGO. Dec % -Butter-Recepts. 255s
rounds; market steady. Creameries. % CSC:
lairies 21d25c
Ecss-Steadv at mark cases included 1915 n
= ec- frsfs. 29c; prime frsts 3lc.
Cheese-SteadT- Daisies 15N 15ltc: twins "A
ftlf-4c; Young Americas I5ii n Bike; long
lorns 15N 1J1sc
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Dec q. 1910.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Iumber for lTeIbourno

Tic Norwegian steamer Aacot was cleared for
Melbourne via Bellingham yesterday with 1 5S4-
020 It lumber. 600 lhs hops and SIS pkgs
metal polish. valued at ST3 724 as cargo from
this port The steamer also had 967 2l6 IT um-
Der valued at S27,1s2 laden at Eureka for Mel
bourne
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Naval stores-Turpeptin. and no.,n


SAVANNAH Ca. Dee -1airpentine-Firm
GS7; stocks. 1920.
Rosin--Firm. Sales. 1Gso: receipts. I.TIe:
shipments. 40l2; stocks. 70 2T5 Quote:
S5.75; d. s577L: r. s.. 500 : 90. + S5 s5G
3.90: q. sJsTl3 d5.a2Is; II. S5.90a595: J.
SECS \. S6.75; NJ, S7.l5; y, 81 so; VIC. $50;
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TxDOrfs hy the Queen

The steamer Queen sailed for Victoria Tuesday
with cargo consigned 10 the port Of destination
and, 10 other British American cities valued at
Sl3354 and including the following.
10000 lbs prunes. 4.l45 lbs rasins 262 pkgs
fresh fruits 1874 pkgs vegetables l. .562 cs canned
goods. 20 cs eggs. - tons salt 400 lbs meals
154 gals and ] cs wine, 45 pkgs machinery and
43. .0BT lbs sheet lead.
The steamer also had 81 pkgs rubber goods
valued at S3,059, en- route to Australia.
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.snow on ground,
EASTERN STATIONS

The pressure is high over the Atlantic coast
and the weather generally clear and cold in the
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BY United wireless

Thursday. December %
STEAMER MANN sMITH-Left San Francisco
Dec. p, p. m; weather fine; smooth sea ;
barometer 80. %
STEAMER PRESIDENTIAL p. m, miles
south Of Point Mentara; smooth sea; barometer
30.30; temperature 81.
STEAMER SANTA CLARA-At 6:3O D. M. d
miles north of Point Reyes; light northwest
wind moderate sea; all well.
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MASKED MEN ROE HINDUs-El Centro. De

22--Four masked men. believed TO be negroes,
entered the camp of nine HiDdus J. NJ. Ed
munds ranch. south of here, last night and at
the point Of reyolyers robbed the camp Of S240.
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Shinnent nf oil

The British tank steamer Pectan sailed from
Port Hartford for Ancon yesterday with Co OOO
barrels Of crude oil, valued at $50 000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-23

Indicates a rising river. Indicates a fall
ing river. y. r.. TAYLOR. Local Forecaster.