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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Nov. Io.-E. F. Hutton & Co g
wire says:
The tone of the market today was more
or less frr throughout the greater part OF the
DAY although business very light and con-
fined principally 10 scslping operations by the
show very little disposition 10 accept anything
in way Of large crop estimates and thus far
no consideration has been given to crop esti-
mates Of over u. .000. 600 bales. much less for
probable yield Of 600 bales. not 10 men
fion the higher estimates OF 1900. 900 bales.
IN 1906 popular estimates at this time were
running as now. between 100000 and H.
600 900 bales, Jet the commercial crop OF that
standing the government estimate on December
Il was for a crop Of. only 12.546 900 bales
for the moment the market seems TO be under
che influence Of deadlock between the farmer
and the spinner, with the holders Of q large
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water Front Notes


The French tramp steamer Amiral
Exelmans from Antwerp and Mediter-
ranean ports via the orient. with a
cargo Of $500 tons Of merchandise, is
The transport Dix from Seattle and
the Logan from Manila are both due
TO arrive Sunday
saIla The Kos K4smos Sot tramp steamer Abes-
mon, will sail today for European ports
via South American ports.
The Kosmos steamer Osiris, carrying
a :, ca cargo OF general merchandise,
Osiris Will call at South American
ports the Abessenia failed to touch
four and a half days from Ladysmith,
tons of wool for Dodwell &: Co.
~, A second e1Ni libel be. wa was levied in the
against the tugboat Walter Hacketf
Theodore Bells Ship of State" in the
gubernatorial fight of 1906. The Pa
that there is due them for repairs on
the tug 1922. The first libel against
the. tug was levied by the keystone
tion.
Peter Johnson, the pilot in charge
of the steamer South Coast when that
vessel collided with the .scow schooner
ramento river near Collinsville, was
exonerated from all blame by the de-
cision rendered yesterday by Inspec-
tors of Hulls and Boilers Bulger and
Bolles.
Changes of Masters
Steamer Alma, late master F. E.
Benjamin, present master E. Risher:
steamer Zinfandel, late master G. H
Pinkham, present master A. C. Parker.
Enrolment
Schooner cambridge. J. Inglebertson
master.
License Renewed
y,1e~ IIaroJ5 A
ter; schooner Narrow Gauge, A. M.
Small master
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RAILROAD MAGNATES
IN RATE CONFERENCE
St. Paul Meeting Adjourns
Without Action Being Taken

ST. PAUL. Nov. 10.-Freight and
home seekers rates were discussed by
representatives of the most important
railroad system of the west here to-
day. No definite action was taken.
Those present were:
James J. Hill and Louis ". Hill. Great North
ern: President Howard Elliott. Northern Pacific;
President Darius Miller, Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy; President A J. Earltng. Chicago. NIL
waukee and ST Paul: President Edmund Pen
nington. Minneapolis, 81. Paul and Sault Sre.
Marie; President E P. Ripley. Santa Re. and
]. c. Stubs. traffic director Union Pacific snd
Southern Pacific railroads.
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we'll; fine weather.
STEAMER MANN sMITH-1o:15 D. M. left sea-
wall, going to sea.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-5:3O p. M, left
Richmond for Seattle towing barge 81
STEAMER BUCKMAN-From San Pedro for San
francisco; Nov. TO- 10 a. M. off Davenport
gentle northwest wind; smooth sea; will ar
rive D. N.
JAPANESE STEAMER NIPPON MARU-From
China and Japan via Honolulu for San Fran
cisco; Nov. 10, will arrive at $50 a. m, Nov.
IL.
STEAMER ENTERPRISES D. m. 1884 miles
from lightship; cloudy; gentle northeast breeze.
STEAMER LANSING-s p. M. so miles north
of Cape Blanco; moderate westerly wind; clear.
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Kew York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Standard copper
weak. Spot November and December 1900
u. 45e; January. 12.406125oc; February. 12.456
l255c. London closed dull. with spot quoted
at t57 as Sd and futures at f5S 6s 3D. Local
dealers report a quiet market for copper, with
the tendency shade easier if anything. Lake,
13S13.25c; electroiytic, 12-S7l5 @13c; casting,
l2306l2 15c Arrivals reported at New York
today 400 tons Custom house returns show ex-
ports Of 7.174 tons so far this MONTH.
Tin-Weak. Spot and November, 36.T5@36c;
December. January and February. 35. 6232 636c.
London market dull. Spot. fle4 los; futures,
tl65..
Lead-ouiet 4.zoa4 SOC New York and 4.2715
d4.321ac East st. Louis. The London market
closed at f13 IS Cd.
5.T215 as S212c East st. Louis. London spot,
f24 Is Cd
Iron-CleTeIand warrants, 4as 415d IN London.
Locally the iron market was steady No. /
foundry northern. sl5.75616.25; No. / southern
and No. ] southern soft, Sl5.75916.25; No. .
northern SIS 507I6.
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AUSTRALIAN LINER
Will SAIL NOV.l6
Aorangi to Be First Steamer of
New Service to Leave
This Port

HE new steamship
line between this
port and Australia
will be inaugural
ed November 16.
with the sailing
of the big British
liner A o r a n 6 I,
which is due to
arrive from We'll
lington today. The
Aorang 81 and her
sister ship, the
NJ a t a 1, are the
property of the
u n i o n steamship
company, W h / c h
is to undertake to
bring back to this
port the Austral-
;a rL
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Memoranda

Stmr Roanoke. bound in this morning from San
Pedro, collided with bark Amy Turner. bound for
Portland. OF Presidio shoals; former had one
plate badly damaged; latter had headgear car
ried away and received other damages.
Stmr Greenwood. which arrived here last
night. brought everything that was of any value
from the wrecked stmr Majestic; all the ma
chinery has now been saved; Greenwood also
brought all nioorings.
Nov. 10. $50 a. m. in dense fog between
Presidio and Lime point. bark Amy Turner while
lying at anchor, was struck port side by stmr
Roanoke carrying away foretopmast jfbboom
bowsprit: had forecastle head stove In and stem
carried away and caused vessel to leak at rate
Of two inches per hour; will dock for repairs
Amy Turner, before reported 1t is said damage
will amount TO about s., ,00O
Per Br stmr Cetriana. at San Francisco Nov.
10 from LAdysmith-Cargo shifted on voyage
down and vessel arrived with slight list to
port; experienced fresh Sc gales first three days
out: Nov. 8. 4 p. m, on Cape Blanco, was in
company with steamer supposed to be Br stmr
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Building Contracts

St Francis hospital company with NJ. c.
iron. carpenter, mill, timing, roofing, bath. pas-
ter, stairs: hardware. glazing, painting. heat
ment frame building in line of Hyde street.
1876 y Of Bush, so by 1925 for S19.172.
Lung Kong Kulg Shaw company by George A.
Hockbsrm with Peter Bradley--Lathing and
plastering for story and basement reinforced
concrete building in line of Stockton street.
1916 J Of Washington, %. 1876. 2, Z
50 500
Geo. n and Adelaide Barley with Wm Mar
fin--AH work except plumbing shades, light
fixtures and mantels for ! story and basement
frame residence in line of Lake street. 90 :6
50 2S0
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1reys,0ke Castle. from Naaaimo for San fran

cisco
PORTLAND. Nev. 10-Stmr ]. A. Chanslor.
from this port for San Francisco. reports 5 a.
m, Nov. 10. 90 miles north OF Cape Blanco
returning TO Columbia river for fuel: asxeT leav-
ing experienced heavy Sc gales with very heavy
high seas, unable to make more than two
miles per hour; expect TO arrive at Astoria this
evening
PORTLAND. Nov. 10.-Stmr Geo. ". Elder.
which left this a. m-- returned on account ro1gn
weather.; stnlr J. A Chanslor reported returning
short OF fuel
PORTLAND. Nov. 1O.-Stmr Geo. W Elder.
which sailed from this port at a. N. today for
San Francisco and put back account OF rough
weather, proceeded to San Francisco again at ?
ID. IN
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ARMY Trnnrporfs

The Logan left Manila October Is for San
Francisco.
The Buford is in port.
The Thomas is in port.
The Crook Is at Manila
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Sheridan left November for Manila
The sherman is en- route to Manila.
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Notice to Mariners

San Diego bay, cal.-Notice is hereby given
that San--piego bay buoy, HS., was changed
first class spar without other change. a., II. B.
List OF Buoys. etc. Pacific Coast, p. 14) BIZ
order OF the bureau of lighthouses.
". G. MILLER. Lt.-Com. e. s.
Inspector Eighteenth Lighthouse District
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CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-Sutter steady; cream
cries. 24a3O15c dairies. 23d27c. Eggs steady
az marx. cases included. 1919 221ac; drsts, 2sc;
prime hrsts. SOC. Cheese steady; daisies, l51z
@I5e4c; twins Ik1s a14lzc; young Americas,
D. aI5lac; long horns. I514 aI5lae.
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U. s. Branch HydroCranhic ofIice

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. Navgators 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 can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, q. S. N, in charge.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco, Nov. 10. 1910.
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By United Wireless

Ihursuay, NOVEMBER 10.
STEAMER PRESIDENTS .. M, so miles west
Of Redondo; full sea: hazy; all well; barometer
1905: temperature 81.
STEAMER AsUNCIoN-2 p. m, II miles west
Of Point Arena; thick fog.
STEAMER KoREA-s p. M, 7s5 miles out; all
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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO


CHICAGO, Nov l0.-Cattle-Receipts esti
mated AZ : 600; market weak. BeeTes. 81. 50d
T55: Texas steers. s3.35d5-65; western steers
81 I0d6-T5; stockers and feeders. S4.10d 100:
cows and heifers, S22Od6.4o; calves, S7-5od
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000: market
generally I0c higher than yesterdays average.
S7-5OGs.25; rough. S7-50QI 10: good 10 choice
heavy, S7.7og 3; pigs. s7.25@7-so; bulk Of
sales. Sz.9OdS.I5.
sheep-Receipts estimated at q. 1000; market
weak Native, S2.50d4-2o; western, 50. 500
20: yearlings $4,000. 30; lambs, native, s.. 70
06.60; western. S4.75Ge.50
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. O---Cattle-ReceiptS.
5000 market stesdy 10 weak Native steers,
6-25. stockers and feeders. S5-50d5-25; bulls,
$3.50 $50; calves. S4-50@S; western steers,
Szd5.75; western COWS. 81. 1915.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market Sc higher Bulk
of sales. s.. .S01s.15; heavy. S7.T59s: packers
znd butchers, ST.90@S.I5i light SsGs.20.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady 10
weak. Muttons. s8.5o@4.25; lambs. S5ae.4o;
fed wethers and yearlings So 20 a 40; fed west
err ewes, So $3.50.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. lo.-Cattle-R Receipts,
600: market steady. Native steers. 81. .25 a .25
covys and heifers. S3d5.25. western steers SO. 20
q 30: range COWS and heifers. 81. .S0d4.e0; can
ners S2. .T50 30; -stOckers and feeders. S3d5.5
calves. So. .25d .; bulls, stays, etc. S3Q4.75.e
Hogs-Receipts 3 200; market l0dl5c higher.
Heavy. ST.750S.15; mixed. S1-90ds-05: light.
IS 2oG $40; pigs, STGs-25; bulk Of sales, $50
Sheep-Receipts. 70 600: market dull. weak
Yearlincs. S40 5.50: wethers, S3.25M4; ewes, IS
d3.50; lambs S5.50d6.3J.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. 10.-Spirits Of Turpen-
tine-Firm ar 76%c- Sales. 49S; receipts. 1853;
shipments 3.SSS; stocks, l0.361-
Rosin--Firm. Sales. 2,1s1; receipts. 1,7eI;
shipments $500: stocks. 67.9T9. Quote: B,
SIS 5s5a5.95; D, S5.s5@5.90; E s5.90@595: F,
S5e2la d5,95; G, S5.90G6; Il, $6q6.05; l. So 10;
K. s6.35@e.40; N, $3.50; n, $3.50; WG, 81;
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Vow York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov. Hops-steady.
Petroleum-Steady-
Eides-Firm
Sugar-Raw. steady: moIasses. 50 test. 3.11c;
Muscovado. 50 test. 336c; centrifugal, 90 test,
3 SIC refined quiet.
Wo0-SteGdy.
Co6ee-Futures closed steady at a net advance
Of 3 to p points on covering and bull support.
Sales. 1880 bags. November. eo9c: Decem-
be-. 9-10c. January. g1Sc; February. 920c;
March. a.3oe: April, a.82c. May. s, 9,35e; June.
a-36c- July August and September. 9.31c; Octo-
Der. o.2oc. Spot-Firrn. Rio. No. Z. 11H c;
Santos. No 4, 12c; mild, steady; Cordova, l11z
1l3Ac.
Burter-Firm. unchanged.
Cheese-Sfeadv. unchanged.
Ecgs-L rchanged
DRIED FRUIT
Evaporsted AppIes-Steady and quiet. Spot.
fancy. LAc; choice. s24 G9lzc; prime, T24 acc;
common 70 fair. 6lz 67l5c.
Prunes-Fl lrnl. quiet. Quotations range from
6G1Olzc for CALIFORNIA; up 10 30-z0s and 81 n
95kc for Oregons for Cos To sos
Apricots-Flrna. fairly active Choice l2s. a
i3c; extra choice, 1915 GI3zc; fancy. 13%
0I4c.
Pesches-ouiet. but firm. Choice. 7d7l5c;
extra choice. S0Sl5c; fancy. sI5 d9c.
Raisius-Nery quiet and easy. Loose musca-
tells are quo-ed at 81 d64c; choice TO fancy
seeded 654 dTizc; seedless, 5dec; London lay
ess Sl20d I-35.
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g I.nufa 1vnoI nTarket

ST. Louis Wool Market
ST LOUIS. Nov. 10-Market unchanged. Me-
dium grades combing and clothing, 231a 62415c;
light fine, 20G22c; heavy fine, 15G17c; tub
washed, 20d 33c
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General Merchandise

1911 delivery: San Quentin bags sac: wool
bass BAGS: 2.19c for Sis ID and 2e1ac for ID; fleece
Pennsylvsnla anthracite egg. SIG per
bay, 81; Australian house-Richmond etc SO
Pelaw Main, 50; Stanford Richmond 50: Cum
berlsnd, Sl5 n bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
snthracite, SIS; coke, SIG per ton in bulk and
ST IN sacks.
oil-Quota tions are for barrels. IAnseed sl.os
Per gallon for boiled and S10e for raw. cases
@ more: castor OIL In cases. No i &c;
Bakers "A. SLlTGi.19; China nut. cases. 65@
t5e per gallon; eocoanut oil. in barrels; so4
eS1ec for Xxx. TI1a 0s1c for No / and T5Q
sS-ac Tor \ o. ,. according 10 quantity; extra
hleaehed winter sperm oil, soc; natural win
Ter sperm 81. soc; natural whale oil. 59c; pure
lard oil. 81; winter strained lard oil. 9Oc;
pure neatsfoot oil. s5e; No. neatsfoot oil: CSC;
herring oil. SOC; salmon OIL soc; boiled hsh
oil SOC; paint oil. z5c.
Coal oil gasoline etc.-wster white. iron
barrels or drums. &c: $50 degree oil. iron bar
rels or drums. l0i2c special DO lie: pearl oil
ln cases iGc: astral. l6c: star. l6c: extra star.
19c: Elaine. 2312c: cOcene. 1ec; red crown and
motor gasoline in bulk ITc. in cases 24c;
engine distiIste. in drums 7I5c, cases &c more;
Sc degree gasoline. in bulk SOC. in cases 81 1zci
vernish makers and painters naphthe' in bulk
TurDeatine-Sl.o per gallon in cases and csc
81 halk. drums and iron barrels
sss5: l. s.. 90: K. Ss.75:: r. SO: 4. sio.85;
VIC. sl0.5O; WV. sIO95 per barrel Of $50 lbs
Red and white lead-Red. So Gse; white, "a
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard. fine granu-
lated. SC; standard coarse granulsted &c; fruit
, granulated. &c: cut loaf. in barrels only. &c;
r. & r. crystal dominos. ID cartons in cases
Sc; Do ia ID cartons In cases, s50c: monarch
bar. 5-3Jc; tablets In half barrels. 5.50c; DO in
p 10 boxes 5.75c: cubes and crushed. 5-25c;
monarch powdered 5.10c: xxx powdered,
Bloc; candy graduated. 5.10c: confectioners' A
&c; confectiOners' crystals, 5.10c; extra fne
Franulared 4 soc; magnolia A 4.60c; extra c.
4.5oc; golden c. Z. 4oc; d. 400; barrels and
80 . bngs 10c half barrels. 25c. boxes soc more
pe- 100 lbs than for bags II 100 lbs net. Bar
IN 50 and 30 ID tins S1-70 more. in and 10 10
tins -35 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bars.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulsted basis.
&c, 'Higrade' bar. 5.35c; powdered, Bloc;
crushed. DC: berry. SC: c. & Il extra hne
Eranulated. SC; coarse dry granulsted, 5c; con
fecrioners' A. Sc; confectioners' crystal, . 1Oc;
cubes 5.25c; bricks half barrels. 5-50c; bricks,
In > 10 boxes. 5.T5c: extra fine dry granu-
lated 100 lh bags only. 4.Soc; excelsior a,
z-G0c: extra C. 4.50c: golden c. 4.z0c: yellow D.
4-3Cc: cut loaf. in barrels only. 1cs h Z.
crystal dominos. : 10 cartons in cases. Sc; do
? 10 cartons. IN cases. $500 Additional per 100
lbs; in barrels and 20 10 bags. 1oc more; half
barrels 25c more. boxes. SOC more for all grades.
Bar I'll IS and 80 ID Tins. 20 more; in 10 lb
tins. S2.35 more. Minimum order carload weight
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PortIand Lfvesfocs Market

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. Io.--Cattle-Recel pts,
1000. Market firm Steers. choice s. % Q6- -65.
medium sz.5O@5; choice heifers, 81. z.7565; choice
beef cows. S4.50a5; medium beef cows, 81. 50d
& common cows. S2aS.50; bulls. S3.5od4;
Hogs-Receipts. 500 Market steady. Top,
50 250s. s.: fair 70 medium. S9M925.
Sheep-Receipts Soc Market strong. Best
vsllev vethers So 25G3 3 50; fair 10 good weth-
ers, s3n3-25 best yesriing wethers. S450G5;
best valley ewes. S3.2504: lambs. choice noun
tain S5-25N550, choice valley $4T5d5-
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Private wIre-New York, Chaeago
Western Union Code
J. G. WILSON

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
r-x4F Stock AND BOND EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main Ofice, Mills Bldg, SAN Francisco
Branch Ofices-PaiRee Hotel tnsaln
eorrsdor1. san Francisco, Hotel AIexan-
dria, Los Angeles, Cal.
Correspondents-Harr Winthrop 4
Co., New York, Chicago, London and
PuriA
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by Newport


The steamer Newport sailed for Ancou and
way ports on Saturday with cargo valued ae
Ss2 70 s,e be disfT56nted as f9lso~s sAs ,sS FSr
Panama. S6.s54; New York. s11, sos; Colombia.
S2,s15; Ecuador, 50 2s3; Peru 81 1o4; British
Guiana. N.T60; Trinidad Island. SSlS; Cuba
500. The principal exports and their deSttna-
tions were follows;
To Mexico-10. coo lbs sugar. S.525 lbs spices.
1893 gals wine. 4.07S lbs sage, 515 cs salmon.
107 es canned goods. 200 lbs cheese. 30S lbs
butter. 1850 lbs raisins, 1.941 lbs dried fruit.
pkgs onions. hSls -four. $40 lbs nuts, 1900
lbs bluestone. %. $50 lbs taIlow, 16.05S It lum-
Der, coils rope. II cs and bbls oils. -
To Central America-s. SAB bhls -Four 4.s7s etis
IS pkEs onons 2s s rse s c sSS
zoo bales hay. 1O2 cs canned goods. so lbs
s72 ST. lbs SO codash' SAG lbs nuts. s. pigs fres6
fruits. 2.0I9 lbs a5d hxs raisins- 2 10 lbs
dried fruit. 17s6 lbs spices. 1.2s2 gals and md
tallow. I62 coils rope. Is bales bags. pkgs
agricultural implements, 1.166 cs kerosene. 40
white lead 1880 SKIS cement. 20 rolls leather
ESQ # lumber. Is pkgs railroad material 70
To Panama-s13 hhls -four. 4so24 lbs sugar
$3.50 lbs prunes. 2 ass lbs raisins. 5000 lbs
rice. 100 cs salmon. 1,To7 gals and % es wine.
To New YoSE~S9. SOC lbs beans. 2s277 lbs
nuts. 100 cs canned goods. sass old rubber,
To Colornbia-se6 bbls aour, Is, 500 lbs rice.
8 cs canned goods, "a oxs raisins. p pkgs
To Ecuador-910 bbls dour. 200 lbs raisins.
a26 lbs dried fruit. 90 cs beers and porter.
cs canned goods, 146 cs salmon, 100 gals
wine.
To Peru-SO canned goods. u CO salmon.
$50 lbs dried fruit, 400 lbs raislna 1887 lbs
talow.
To British Guiana-325 cs salmon.
To Trinidad Island-150 cs salmon
To CUba-10O cs salmon
Shipments OF Barley
The British steamer Falls OF Orchy was
cleared for Grimsby. England. yesterday with
Is. .S2S centals OF barley. valued ar STA 40
and 40 900 feet Of lumber as dunnage valued
at $500.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
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lings. 25d4oe each; short wool. 40e77Oc; medium
f0Ne0c: long wool. 90cdSl %: lambs 2o050c.
horsehides, salt. s.. 25M3 for large and 81 5O6o
for medium. 75e@SI for small and 25G50e for
colts: horsehides, dry. S2d2 % for large and
Si-25d2 for medium. 50cdS1 for small and 25G
Soc for colts; goatskins. prime ancoras T3cMSl:
large hair goats. SoG4oc; medium, 2oG3oc
T1llow-No. rendered, 55sQs1sc; No. 2. "a
&c: grease. 2d2l3c
Wool-Spring clip san Joaquin years staple.
sGllc; 90. months. TG1fc: northern Sonoma
ana Mendocino. 1S62oe; Humboldt, 2oc asked
Nevada. l3616c per ID.
Fall clip-Mountain free. sdI1cs northern and
Go defective and heavy. sale per 10
Hops-Crop of 1910. 12I5 GI7isc per Ib.
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Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 1o.-Observations taken
at a. M, Pacific time.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

n. R. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco November
10, 1910.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cihc standard time Q2oth meridan), or at sh.
00m. COS Greenwich mean time.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N, In charge.
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The steamer Santa Rosa Captain
Alexander, got away from port two
hours late yesterday on account Of the
heavy fog. The Santa Rosa is bound
for southern California ports and car
ried, in addition to a full cargo, the
foil0wi0p OaSsenRerS.
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HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

M@S7sWN Cullen, business S think about and1
lsKsA@EM terpret things,
G>7NS interesting insight
nature romance hunor, in this everyday sign
THE real writing man is mighty important vheh
reporter novelist painfully hard working
depend upon everything
activities he shows really knowt
meaning of We depend upon
man. only
we'll.
TAKE Wanted" NAGAzN
really He finds
significance breezy, cooq
permitting single grain escape except
supply yourself You'll be grateful
spirit youth happened bee
the kind boy he have
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-27
GOOD POINTS OF DAIRY cow
Animal Should Possess Rather Thin,
PliabIe Elastic Skin-Udder
Is important Feature.

A good dairy cow possesses rather
thin, pliable, elastic skin. A coarse.
harsh handling skin is poor indica-
ton. When COWS possess these quail
ties of skin they are rarely good pro-
ducers.
Much attention should be given the
udder of the dairy cow-a large udder
does not indicate that it is good one.
They are often very fleshy; good
udder should be elastic and pliable,
and shows many folds when MIXED
out. The teats should be placed
equal distances apart and which is
generally always the case if the udder
is symetrical and well proportioned.
Large milk veins are good indications,
the more winding and branching they
are the better the indication. The
veins do not carry milk, as many
think, but carry the blood from the
udder to the body and the more
blood that passes through the udder
the more milk there is produced be-
cause the milk is produced from the
blood.