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Arizona republican., 1910-01-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST
| WEDDING TopAY-Pedro Ri.

A WEDDING ToDAY-Pedro Ri- cardO and AntOnia Medina will be united in marriage by Justice John stone this morning at II o'clock. In or der that the wedding guests may not be disappointed rhe bride and groom to be are being detained in the city and the county jails, where they have been for the last week. The girl said at first to be only 1S years of age, is found to be older, so old that with the consent of her mother she may be married.
 MIDWINTER TIMES-The Midwin- ter edition of the Los Angeles Times. issued last Saturday morning. has arr rived, and the numerous subscribers here will spend the next year in read ing it. At least they will spend a good part of the year in that work if they ever road it, for there were 22O pages of it. great many of which were de- voted to Arizona. The edition of the next day. Sunday. January 2. had 15O pages. so the task of digesting the Sat urday issue was still further compli- cated. In the midwinter. the local correspondent, Colonel McClintock, has four pages of Arizona mining news which is a review of the mining indus try all over the territory. It is illus trated and closes with q we'll worded and concise statement of Arizona as it is today. in contrast with the Ari- zona of other years.
 FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD Officers of the Fraternal Brotherhood for the ensuing year were installed with due ceremony and a little sup per at MelcZer hall last night. The master of ceremonies was the newly elected president, Earl Kelly Plates were laid for fifty. and speeches were made by the members and visiting members of the order. A fine sup per. prepared by c. A, Rohe. was en- joyed. The officers installed are: Earl Kelly. president. Miss Laura Christofferson, vice president; Miss Ivy Dom. secretary: c. R. Price. sec retary: A. J. Fiske. chaplain; J. D. McNeley, sergeantat arms: w. l.. Hinson. inner doorkeeper; J. Lamor- eauz. outer doorkeeper; pr: Ellis, phy- sician. The trustees are B. F. Marks and J. H Kinney, and the finance committee Al Dom and Mrs. Rhine hart
Arizona republican., 1910-01-05
STOCKS.


 New York. Jan. 4-Amalgamated Copper s9A. American Smelling l217s, Santa Fe 123%. St. Paul l56%. New York Central 123%. Pennsylvania 1868. Reading 1G9N. Southern Pacific 37A. Union Pacific l03%, United States Steel 39, Y. s. Steel pfd l29% Silver 52as, Mexicans A.
 METALS.
 New York. Jan. 4-Standard copper on the New York metal exchange clos ed easy; spot and all deliveries up to the end of April. $13.25@13.55; lake copper $1325m13.55. electrolytic S1350 @13.75. casting sl3.256135O Anports of copper at the port of New York to- day included 95 tons of matte and 40 tons of ores; exports. ll0 tons.
 Tin closed weak. Spot was quoted at s32 .25@3275: January s323O@32. 60. February s324O63325. March and April s32.5O@32s5
 2, Lead closed quiet with spot at $4.G7H M4.72R for New York and $450 asked for East St. Louis.
 Spelter was easy, with spot at S6.05 M6.25 for New York and s61O asktI. for East St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-05

Navel Gull oranges. s1OO per box
 Crump Hay & Grain Co
Arizona republican., 1910-01-05

Navel Gull Oranges. s1.00 per box
 Crump Hay X Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-05
DEADLY ALASKAN AVALANCHE

Cordova, Alaska. Jan. 4-Harry Curtis Elliot of Chicago. president of the Elliot Hubbard Copper company. and H. H. Greer of Seattle were killed in a snowslide at the company's prop erty on Elliot creek. 100 miles north- west. The bodies have not been dis covered.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-05

Navel Gull Oranges, s10O per box
 Crumi Hay & Grain Co.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Eastern livestock Market


Market dull. Beeves S4T5GS: Texas steers,
81. .40Q5 T5; western steers $415q6.T5; stockers
and feeders. S4.25d5.65: COWS andheifers, S2.25
$3.50; calves S7S0M10.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market &c higher.
Light. SS.4069: mixed, SS.05d S-95; heavy, SIS
as so: rough, S7.95 ds.15: good to choice heavy,
$s.15Gss0; pigs, Ss-l0@ss5; bulk of sales.
sheep-Receipts. As 0oo Market steady Ma
tive 50 250Q4.55: western. 81. 1904 %; yearlings,
s4.35d550: lambs, native, S450G7.l0; do west
ern, s4.75Q7..
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. I1.-Cattle-Receipts,
10000. Market STEADY. Native steers, S507.5Q;
COWS and heifers, 81. 600650; stockers and feeh-
ers. Sc 25 G5.75; bulls, S3@4.5o; calves, SAC
s.25; western steers, S3.90@6.55; western cows,
Hog-Receipts. e.4oo Market SC higher.
Bulk Of sales. SS.40GSS 50; heavy. $s.35@s so;
packers and butchers, SS.50GS.S0; light, $50
sheep-Receipts. $1,000. Market steady. Nut
tons, S3.50G4- %; lambs. So. 7566S0; fed weth-
ers and yearlings, S375@5.25; western ewes,
SOUTH OMAHA
1880. Market steady to 10c lower. Native
steers. 81 4.25I 7.25: cows and heifers, S315.50:
western steers S3.T0M4.50; range cows and
heifers. S2.S5G460; Gamers. S2T5Q3.50; stock
ers and. feeders. S3Q3.s5; calves, S5.25@T; bulls.
stays. etc. $3MS50.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 Market stronger.
Heavy. ssGs.50; mixed. Ss.20@s.35; light, $50
ASS; pigs. sT.50@s.5o; bulk of sales, $3.50
sheep-Receipts. 45oo Market steady Year
Hngs. s.. .5O6l5.35 wethers. S3.75d425; ewes,
So p d3.T5: lambs. Sc. 2566.s0-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market


NEW YORK, Oct. He. F. Hutton's wire
says:
The market very nervous during the first
10 minutes and of the sellers were very
aggressive, but there good support and the
early offerings made comparatively little I'M
preston on prices.
"0n the basis OF 10 years. average the last
bureau report indicated a yield Of about IL. 500-
600 bales and IL add to this the visible supply
at the end of last season of 10000 bales and
the invisible Of /. I23 S26 bales il a total
supply for the of 4373 600 bales Ac-
cording to the annual report OF the international
facturers' association last years consumption
Of American cotton was only 11,145.17S bales.
and IL is conclnsiyely shown that many
European mills were actually worked at
loss. owing 10 the small margin as
a. result Of high cotton. Many southern mills
whose output consists principally of the heavy
makes Jared equally bad and IL is doubtful If
the consumption of American this year will be as
large last year.
There has been volume of business doing
in cotton goods with China for months, due to
unsatisfactory monetary conditions and the fail
ure Of two native banks at Shanghai for 10 0O0-
600 taels yesterday shows that as yet there has
been no improvement in financial circles in the
Chinese empire
I'm India eight firms representing I32 800 spin
stopped spinning and the erection of two new
mills has been abandoned. In Japan further
curtailment of 27h per cent coarse counts and
20 per cent on medium and fine counts went into
effect on October L.
Spot closed firm, 10 points higher Middling
uplands, 1475c: do gulf 15c. Sales, ], ,009 bales
COTTON FUTURES Year
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
EAsrERN srATIoNs

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Unsettled weather prevails over the coast and
moderate rains have fallen in California from
Los Angles northward The rainfall has been
heaviest in the San Joaquin valley. Rain has
fallen in Oregon and at Roseburg 1.40 inches
is reported. The disturbance will probably
move northward. and showery weather continue
in the northern counties, with clearing weather
In the south. Snow is falling in the Sierra at
high elevations.
The weather has been warm and pleasant over
most of the United States east Of the Rocky
mountains. Except In Texas and along the gulf
coast there has been rain Temperatures are
from 10 to IA degrees above the normal over
the country east of the Mississippi. In Cali
fornia and Nevada abnormally cold weather pre-
walls. At Winnemucca the temperature has
fallen 3S degrees in "a hours, and at Reno 26
degrees.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was So
and at Fresno ~ per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Showery- in the
morning. breaking away during the day; light
south winds.
Santa Clara valley-Showers followed by fair
Wednesday.
Sacramento valley-Showers Wednesday; light
south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Showers Wednesday
breaking away during the day: light south
winds. Raisn growers should keep stacked a
short time.
California south of the Tehachapi-Clearing
Wednesday; light south winds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
General Merchandise

Bsgs-Grsin bags. 5@s @5l5c; San Quentin
bags. : wool bags % i4c for 31z ID and 29isc
for 4 10: fleece twine, 7lac per ID.
COsl-Pennsylvsnia anthracite egg, SIC per
ton; Wellington. SO; New Wellington, So Coos
hay s.: Australian hOuse-Richmond, ETC. 50;
Pelaw Main. SO; Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
herland Sl5 in bulk and Sl6-5O in sacks: Welsh
anthracite, SO; coke. SIC per fton in bulk and
81 IN seeks.
OfI-Quotations are for barrels Lfnseed. s1.16
per gallon for boiled and Sl.l4 for raw. cases SC
more; castor oil I'm cases, No l. Elc: Bakers AA
SL11dl.19: China nut. cases. 60d10c per gal
Jon: cocoanut oil. in barrels S0d S3i2c for Xxx.
77ls@slc for 40. 1 and T5dzslzc for No. 2.
according 10 quantity: extra blesched winter
sperm oil. soc; natural winter sperm oil. Soc (;
natural whale OIL 55c; pure lard oil. 81: winter
strained lard oil. soc: pure nestsfoot oil. Sc:
oil. soc; boiled fish oil. SOC; paint oil, 45c.
Coal Oh. Gasoline. etc.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums Sc; $50 degree oil, iron barrels
or drums. l0isc; special DO, sllc; pearl oil. in
cases Ice: astral l6c; star l6c: extra star. 19c;
Elaine. 26iac. eocene. 19c: red crown and motor
gasoline in bulk lie, in cases 24c; engine dstil-
late. in drums Z nc, cases &c more: So degree
gasoline. in bulk 30c in cases 3T12c: varnish
makers and painters naphths, IN bulk 15c. in
cases 221ac-
Turpentine-Is 3c higher at 81 OF per gallon in
cases and 94c IN bulk drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-E. 50. 20; F, S9.45; q, $3.50; II. 1885
J. $3.50 X, S9.75; NJ. SO: \. sl0.35; VIC,
5000; WV. Sl095 per barrel Of ESQ lbs.
Red and White Lesd-Red, shG9c; white.
canned Fruits-The California Gamers assocI-
alton quotes 1910 pack follows:
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSnecidl Dispatch 10 The Call

bushels of wheat valued at saa7, 900. the Brit,
sailed this morning for st. vincent for orders Ii
is the first Of the steam grain tonnage to get
Grain in the hold and lumber on deck will
compose the cargoes of the steam schooners
Johan Poulsen and F. s. Loop, which are to sail
for San Francisco.
With passengers and freight, the steamer
Breakwater. Captain Macgenn, and Sue II. FL
former goes to Coos bay and the latter to TilIa-
with 15oo tons of wheat and 20. 600 barrels
of flour, the Portland and Asiatc liner Henrik
Ibsen. Captain Smith, is scheduled to sail tomor-
row morning at daylight for oriental ports 1t
also has a quantity of lumber.
Laden with 800 tons of general freight, the
morning from San Francisco. It VIII load csc. .O0o
feet of lumber at Prescott for San Pedro
With 700 tons of wheat and 435.O00 feet of
lumber the Northland cleared this morning for
Another steamer has been fixed for the Bal
r-Guthrie steamship line to this coast. 1t
will be due to sail from Antwerp for Portland
and other Pacific Coast ports with general cargo
early in December. The vessel is the British
steamer Skipton Castle, 2.43O tons net, Captain
News for Vera Cruz and Port Arthur. ''-
Arrived: Steamers Coaster and Maverick,
Sailed: Steamers Golden Gate, Sue H Elmore
for Tillamook; Breakwater. for Coos bay; Della,
for Nestucca; British steamer Scottish Monsrch,
from St. Vincent
ASTORIA, Oct, 11-Tank steamer Maverick
arrived this morning from San Francisco with a
cargo of fuel oil.
Steam schooner Coaster arrived Monday even
ing from San Francisco and will load lumber.
Steam schooner Jim Butler sailed this morning
for Tacoma, after discharging its cargo of gem
eral freight
Steamer Newport sailed today for Bandon with
a general cargo 1t has been delayed for several
days on account Of the resignation Of Captain
Parsons, its master. Captain John Fry, mate.
has now been placed in command. Captain Fry
is we'll known along the coast, and for several
years was master of the Alaska salmon ship
Berlin.
Schooner Wellesley arrived down the river this
morning with 200. 600 feet of lumber loaded at
Prescott. 1t will go TO San Pedro after taking
on $50, 900 feet of lumber at Knappton.
Danish bark Danmark sailed this morning for
the United Kingdom with cargo OF grain
| Columbia River packers associations ship st.
Nicholas, which Is now ready to go into winter
quarters in Youngs bay. carries an additional
weight on ifs hull amounting to IL tons, which
vas represented b. the copper sheathiaS glazed
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE market for stand
ard copper quiet with spot, October. No
vember and December quoted at IL. 251123 33c
London, firm spot, ESQ 12s Cd; futures, f5I los
Custom house returns show exports so far thii
month of s,s47 tons. Lake copper. II. 70 a 13c
electrolytic, 12.621a G12.7?c; casting. 12.3713 q
u. 621ac.
11n-Unsettled: spot. 37.05 @37.55c: October
SO o5 @36. Csc: November. 35.50635 75c; Decem
Der. So. % @35. SOC: January. 81 50@35c. London
steady; spot f1e3 15s; futures. 1889 15s.
Lead-Quiet. 4.40M4.55c New York: 4. .25 "a. 30t
East st. Louis. London. spot, f12 lis 3d.
Spelter-Quiet. 550M5.60c New York: 5.35 a
5.40c East st. Louis. London, spot. f23 15s.
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 4ss Cd in London
Locally the market was quiet. No. l foundr,
northern No. l foundry southern and No.
foundry southern soft, s15.75@16.25; No. foun
dry northern, S15.5o@16.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Cron Condition..

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA review of crop
conditions by the department of agriculture
issued today says:
THE month Of September favorable for
crops in general taken whole. an improve
ment during the month of about per cent being
shown. whereas there is average decline in
September Of o.S per cent Aggregate crop con-
ditiOns in the United States on October 13. or at
the time of harvest. were about is per cent
higher than on the corresponding date year
ago and o.6 per cent lower than the average
condition on October l3, or at the time OF har-
vest Of last 10 years. The area under cultiya-
ton is about 80 per cent more than last year
The condition cf certain crops on October l.
at the time of harvest. 100 representing for
each crop not its normal condition. but its
average condition October i, at the time
Of harvest. 10 year average for most crops was;
Corn, 1924; rice. 1923 cranberries. l02 8
lemons. 1913: sorghum, 99.s; peanuts, 20 2:
cotton. 9S.9: sugar cane 9s.T; buckwheat. 9Sl !;
sugar beets. 97.2: sweet potatoes. 96-1; tobacco.
96.6; potatoes. 90; oranges. 949: grapes, S6-4;
apples. S6.2: faxseed, 56.6. ?
The production OF certain crops in 1910, ex-
pressed In percentage OF the average production
in recent years mot compared with full crop)
is estimated follows:
Broom corn 105.4:' cabbage. 1902; lima
beans. 100: dry beans 9s.S; onions, 965; hemp,
95.5: ksfhr corn 94.3: tomatoes. 94.T: clover
seed. $50: millet seed. s5.7: millet hay. SAL.
The total production of hay for 1910 was
so. .116. 900 tons. compsred with 81. ZOO tons
in 1903; the yield per acre being l "a tons. cos
pared with 1.42 last year. and LA the 10 year
average
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12

The local millers report the -four market firm
but unchanged
Flour California family extras. S560d6 net
nDe 81 4Oa4TO. oregon and Wssbjncton ncr
H.-1 c-'-N 'f~-S-4AHe =
t'ni. S4SQez5O5 for family. bakers and patents
aha S4o5N04-30 for cutoff: Kansas patents
s'fNf % sfraightS. $3.50: Dakota patents. 81 40;
90 strais isnts. $50; do clear. Sc. 60 per bbl
FarinsceOus Goods -Buckwheat -four. 81 90;
huN6wheat -four, self-raisilg. So: buckwbeat
sroots. s.: corn meal, yellow So. white So, extra
cream yellow 1925: extra cream white S3.25:
cor Hour. So. cracked wheat $3.50: entire
Mheat ho'r, $500; farina. $500 graham -four.
-. homluy- large IS. small 81. granulate0 So;
Sst meal. S42a: do grosts S4.25; pearl barley.
Ss--p- rice Hour Sc; rolled oats. S4-25; rolled
VI heat. $3.50: rye -four. s3-25: rye meal. $40:
Spilt peas yellow S6. green $3.50; extra cream
relied oats $50 lbs $50 30 10 sacks 81.
rolled fakes. $50 10 barrels S575. 30 III sacks
$50; rolled wheat $50 10 barrels $s.75. I5 lb
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Los Angeles Produce Market
I SpccidI Disoofch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 1.-THE long expected
advance in the price Of butter has come. Cream
cry extra is quoted at 35c. Other grades were
not changed. Eggs were firm. Receipts OF
produce were:
Eggs. I25 cases: butter. 1852 pounds: cheese,
2,196 pounds potatoes. $50 sacks; beans,
sacks: sweet potatoes 24S sacks.
Cbeese-Northern fresh, 17l2@1se; eastern
ioagborns Isis zoe: eastern daisies. ice; swiss
imported. 32c: swiss domestic. 22@24c; brick
cream lee: limburger, 19c; imported edam SIS
Qs.5e. case OF Il.
Butte--Priees to trade. 2lse above quotations
Creamery extra. 35c per ID: frsts, 32c; ladle
butter. pc; cooking butter. 25c
Eggs-Local ranch canded frsts 45c; case
counts. 4lc: eastern fresh, 35c; storage extras.
SIC; storage seconds. 27c.
Beans-No ! pink Sc so; No. 1 limss, S4.75;
Lady Washington 81. so; small whites No. l.
$3.50; blaekeyes. So; garranzas. $3.50; lentils,
S76s
Potatoes-New potatoes. local stock. Sk25 pei
eli: highland, S1dlj0 per ctl: Salinas. S1.7s
per ctl; sweet potatoes. S1.500 1.65 per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Notice to Mariners

Captain Dliaguer of the French bark st. Ro-
gatien reports to this Office that at I:30 a.
September L. 1910, in latitude north "a degrees
26 minutes, longitude west 161 degrees 10 min
utes go miles northwest of French Frigate
shoals). observed patches of diseolored water.
He sounded, obtaining bottom In 20 fathoms:
The course was north SO. degrees east true, speed
about l knot per hour. Sounded continuously
until . p. M, finding least depth of Is faith
oms. At p. m. changed course 10 north 20
degrees west true. speed about three knots
Depths gradually increased until at p M. in
latitude north 24 degrees "a minutes, long tUde
west 167 degrees IL minutes. got no bottom at
100 fathoms All soundings showed speckled sand
with broken coral. The chronometers were cor
rect upon arrival at San Francisco.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieut., u. S. N, IN Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12

powdered 535c: candy granulated. 5.35c: con-
fectioners' A, 5.25c: confectioners' crystals,
5-S5c; extra fine granula ted 5.05c; magnolia A,
4.s5c: extra c. 4 75c: golden C. 4.65c: D. 4-53c.
Barrels and 80 Id bags 1Oe. half barrels 2oe.
boxes soc more per 100 lbs than for bags of 100
lbs net. Bar in So and 40 II tins 81. 20 more. in
and 10 Ii tins $2.35 more per 100 lbs than
price for this grade in 100 lb bags.
IS The California and Hawaii sugar refining COM
pany quotes as follows: Granulated basis. 5.25c;
'-Higrsde'' bar. $500: powdered. 5.35c; A
crushed. 5.50c; berry. 5.25e; c. & H. extra hne
gra ranulated !. .25c; coarse dry Granufafed 5.23c;
confectioners' 5.25c: confectioners' crystals.
$500: cubes 5.50c: bricks. half bbls. 5.T5c;
bricks in 80 ID boxes SC; extra fine dry gran
ulated d00 ID bags only 5.05c: excelsior A.
4s5c: extra c. 475c: golden c. 4.65c: yellow y.
4.55c; eut loaf, 10 barrels only, 7.25c; H. & Z.
crystal dOminos, ID cartons. in cases, soc:
100 lbs: In barrels and so lb bags 10c more:
half barrels 25c more: boxes. 80 more for all
grades Bar in 81 and 40 III tins. S1.70 more
in 10 ID tins. s.. 35 more. Minimum order, car
load wefraf
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
BY United wireless

Tuesday, Oct IL, 1910.
STEAMER MoNGOLLA-From China, via Homo
lulu. for San Francisco; Oct. TO- 8 o. M.
65s miles out from San Francisco.
BRITISH STEAMER PECTAN-From Port sar
Luis. for Ancon; Oct. 10. p. M, 535 miles
south OF Port San Luis. Weather fine and
smooth.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Honolulu. 70,
Port San Luis; Oct. 10. s. p. M, 207 niles
out Strong northwest wind.
STEAMER HYADES-From Seattle, for Homo
lulu; Oct. 10. Z. p. M, !, 100 miles from Cape
Flattery Weather smooth.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-Erom PORT San This
from Kahului; Oct 10, II p. M, 1876 miles out
Clear; light north wind and smooth sea-
STEAMER ENTERPRIEE-From San Francisco
for Hilo; Oct. 10, 8 p. m, 40 miles from
lightship. Cloudy; fresh northwest wind
heavy swell
BARGE TY-THREE--From San Francisco
for Port San Luis; Oct. 10, p. m., Point
Montara abeam. Moderate southwind wind
and westerly swell.
STEAMER ROSE CITY-From Portland. for sau
Francisco; Oct. IL. a. m. in lat AZ " long
l24 W. Barometer, 29.74 temperature. "a
cloudy; wind northwest, velocity % miles per
hour,
STEAMER MANN SNuTH-Ocf. H. 1890 a. m.
. left San Francisco for Marshfeld.
STEAMER ATLAs-Oct. II. $50 Z. m, hta
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
New York Produce
NEW YORK, Oct. Steady
Na0i-Oufat

NEW YORK, Oct. l1.-Hides-Steady.
Wool-Quiet.
Sugar-Raw barely steady: muscoyado SO test.
3.4oc; centrifugal, 96 test. 390c; molasses sugar,
SO test. 3 15c. Refined steady.
Cofee-C1osed firm at net gain of 90
points. Closing bids follow: October, s.s0c: No
yember; December and January, sS3e; February;
S.S6c; March, S.s7c; April. S.ssc: May, June and
July. s90c: August. s92c; September, S-e4c-
Spot steady: No. Rio, los a lie; No. Santos.
lI2.e Mild quiet Cordova. IL 4 d134c.
Butter-Steady and unchanged
Cheese Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firn; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery white. $40 42c; do gathered white. 32@
3Sc: do hennery brown 32@ 34c; do gathered
brown. 29M31c; fresh gathered extra, % 69
2Slkc; do frsts, 26G27c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evspersted Apples-Steady and unchanged;
spot quiet Fancy. 10c; choice. 50 d914c; prime,
sQs&4c; common to fancy. e14 a &c.
Prunes-Firm. Quotations range from sc to
1Oc for CALIFORNIA; up so 40s and from 715c TO
9Iec for 0regons up to 60-20S.
Apricots-Quiet but steady. CHOICE 11& a
12c: extra choice, 12h@13c; fancy. 13G 14c.
Peaches-Steady. Choice, 7GTi9e; extra
choice s@Shc; fancy, s19d9c.
Raisns-Inaetive but steady Loose muscatels
are quoted at 5A ace for anA crown; choice
10 fancy seeded, 81 Sc; seedless, d6c; London
layers, 81 20d1.35.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
WHALERS RETURN
FROM BERING SEA
John and Winthrop and Letitia
Bling Fairly Good Cargoes
of Bone and Oil

n E " h a l 1 n g
schooner i e t | t j a,
Captain Macomber,
and the whaling
bark John and
Winthrop. Captain
] o S e p h S arrived
yesterday from the
north. The Letitia
killed six whales
during the cruise
and sent the whale
bone home from
Unalaska a month
or so ago by the
steamer Homer.
The John and
Winthrop's c a t c h
/ n C / u d e d 1000
pounds of bone, 500
horra1S Of Snaru,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-12
Poultry and Game

~ Importers Of western poultry were busy clean
- - up ne i've cars Of chickens that came TO
,,sss so On Monday. and the market. while active,
80 easy Tor every thing except large fat hens
ss sesSe and ducks Receipts from state shipping
tl1.s - Is We're lighter than expected. Game came
preceding day and prices for most descriptions
tensea higher a premium being paid for the
"est selections in instances
- toultry Cper dozen) Hens S565.5o for small
$500 80 FOR large and Ss69 for extra: young
oosters, S5-5o@6.J0i do extra. s7.50ds.50: old
e. Se5ss- Ss6ess- S593-S0; fryerS S5M5.J0; brolers.
S1lshs, S250d3; geese, S2d3 per pair; spring
turkeys. 25G2Se per Ib
1sine tnPr dozenl-Mallard ducks. S3l5:
sple, S2dA; teal, S203 widgeon. s.. 50d3 so:
sgoonnuls, S2@2.50; gray geese. S264; hare,
Sl-9OQ2; cottontail rabbits S2d2.5O