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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-06-03
The Women at the State Fair

The pretty building Of Yakima
county at the A.-Y.-P. was given to
the state fair of Washington and is now
on the state fair grounds. The build
ing will be reproduced completely and
will be the Woman's building. 1t &C.
cupies a square facing the main en-
trance and the grounds about it are be-
ing beautifed by trees, lawns and
shrubs. 1t will be an ideal building
for the purpose. The upper floor will
contain rest rooms, while the main
floor will be given over exclusively to
exhibits of woman's handiwork in art
and domestic science. The building
cost Yakima county $4,000, and its
reproduction at the state fair grounds
as a permanent building meets with
general approval. 1t will be one OF
the most attractive spots at the state
fair, September 26-October /.
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Six interscholastic records were bro
ken in the annual high school track
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Wonder How It feels to live That long

Mrs. Deanna Long, colored, said tc
have been the oldest person in Chi
cage, is dead of pneumonia. Mrs,
Long, according to her relatives, was
born in March, 1870, in Baltimore,
AS slave, she served for IS years as a
cook for the King family at Linden,
Ala, and worked 81 years for the
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CHEAP INSURANCE
FOR GRAIN GROWERS

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for the determination of Gophers, SPUR.
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King family after she had been freed.
Her mental and physical condition was
good until about two years ago. Her
husband, who also had been slave,
died in 1874 at the age of 10, accord
ing to relatives.
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The peach crop Of Washington, &C
cording to reports from fruit centers,
will be exceptionally large this year,
following a barren season in 1909,
when frost killed the crop. Yakima
reports the need of 1900 men to help
handle the fruit this season, and every
where the demand for labor will be
large. The poor crops in the middle
west ought to give our product fine
market this year.
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A young man from the city of Sioux
Once into gun muzzle blioux;
OF course, it was loaded,
And therefore exploded,
As he might have known it woul,
dioux.
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regular berth, 1t was decided to moor
the ship at the ends of piers AZ and
A, so that when sailing time came
there would be nothing to do but let
go the lines and head for the Golden
gate. AS there was still lot of freight
10 be put on board it was deemed ad-
Vlsable to do the moving early,
unmoored. Out from the slip it moved
out beyond the end of the pier and in a
rev seconds was swallowed up in the
log The stevedores who had let go the
nnes went on a double trot to the head
or the dock to make the ship fast in its
new position
Shell be here in a second" said
captain Wilson, who has charge of the
toadlng and discharging; truck that
lrelght along and be ready to start in
as soon as she's made fast"
But the liner didn't come back Those
On the dock could hear the Manchuria' s
deep throated whistle and those on the
Manchurfa could hear Captain Wilson
as he chanted in the morning air his
protest against the delay. While those
naVigators of the Manchuria were Won
derlng where, and as the fog kept get
ting thicker the Manchuria' S whistle
grew fainter 1t was IL o'clock before
the snip, finally found the dock. There
We're only two hours left, but when the
ship sailed, only few minutes late
1t was with all the freight on board
The Manchurfa carried a large num-
per OF passengers, the majority of them
for Honolulu Among the passengers
for the orient were Ambassador and
Mrs 7. j. O'Brien, who are returning
The Manchuria carried about 10000
tons of freight The cargo. valued at
eotton for Japan, valued at almost
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Eastern Livestock Market


CHICAGO. Dec 10 -Cattle-Receipts' I4.ocO.
Market pc lower than last weeks close. Beeves,
S4.500f10; Texas steers. S3.9065.15; western
steers. SS-9o0l5.90; stockers and feeders, Sl.2oq
DO; COWS and heifers, S2.25@59o; calves
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 Market generally 2oc
lower. Light. ST.4O07T5; mixed. s7.40gI. 50;
heaFy, St4O4 40; rough, S7-40G I95: good 70
choice heavy 55@7.75 pigs S6s0@I.6o; bulk
Sheep-Recepts. 10000. Market l0c TO i5c
lower Native, S2.40d4 %: western. S2.50d
40: yesrlincs. s4.40d5.75: lambs. native. 81 %
G0-5O; DO western. S4z5G6-40.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. I3-Cattle-Receipts.
ass; cows and beifers S3a5.4o: western
steers. S350W5-50 range cows and heifers,
S2s5@4G5; Gamers. S2I5@3.40: stockers and
feeders sS25@ $50; calves. s3.5o@S; bulls,
Hogs Receipts. $500 Market zoe lower.
Heavy SI25@ Z 40; mixed, s7.35 al 20: light,
8 5o@1 so pigs S6.25 9T25; bulk Of sales,
Sheep-Receipts. e2oO Market SC lower
Nearlings. 81. $3.50; wethers. S325@4.10;
ewes, S3d3S0; lambs. S5.250e.25.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 3-Cattle-Receipts.
5000. Market 1Oc lower Native steers. 81 IS
stockers and feeders So. 3.s0d5.25: bulls. SO. 4o@
1.45; calves. S4.256S 25: western steers, SAG
$50; western COWS. S27564.75.
Hogs-Reeeipts Il 900. Market 10c to zoe
lower. Bulk of sales 81. .4007. 60; heavy. 81. 80
80 "a so; packers, and butchers, %4597.6o;
Sheep-Recepts. 10000. Market steady to 1Oc
lower. Aluttons, So. .50G4 %; lambs S52596. 40;
fed wethers and yearlings, S5.T5@5-25; fed
western ewes, S3.2503.S0
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market


NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-E. F. Hutton & Co. s
wire says:
There was a small increased volume Of buy
ing by the outside public today, which was
caused by reports from Memphis showing ex-
ceedingly small ginning returns for the period
just ended. official returns Of which will be
published by the census bureau next Tuesday.
Outside Of this news there was nothing new
in the situation. Liverpool had again failed
70 respond TO the advancing tendency of Ameri-
can markets by closing easy at decline of
1 10 points below yesterdays close. Semi
weekly interior receipts amounted to 117,754
bales against 59.55S last year and 126. .391 bales
in 1908. The intosight for the week looks
like about 100000 or almost double the same
week last year Exports reported for the
day were much smaller than recently, only 49,
S5l bales. Port receipts were T4S06 bales
for the day against A, 4T2 last year. South
ern spot markets were generally unchanged to
11e lower.
Memphis wires: Good demand for spots here
today Expect sales TO be large. The east
is coming in and Liverpool and Bremen took
a great deal of cotton over night.
National Ginners' reports indicate complete
exhaustion and there viii be no cotton ginned
after January l.
Spot closed quiet: middling uplands. 15.05c;
do gulf, l5.3Oc; sales. 800 bales
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Tho steamer Manchuria sailed for Hongkong
and way ports via Honolulu yesterday with cargo
valued AZ sSSS 231 exclusive Of treasure. ana 70
be distributed "a follows: For Honolulu S9o-24V'
japan. ST19.61O: China. $50 $50; East lnGles'
ss az. Korea $3.50: VIadivostOk. $40: Phlhp-
SS,S1J. go 31eIs st 9o7 me principal exports and
their destinations were as follows:
To Hopolulu-125 bbls -four. 22SI ctls barley
157 ctIs oats 15O25 lbs millfeed. 200 bales nay
500 pkzs potatoes $50 kegs onions, L. 10 pSEs
fresh Fruits 70 pkgs vegetables. Ibis IDS qrlel
fruft 2 AR0 ms nuts II 024 lbs lard. S.S2S lbs
cs Champagne. 5 cs bitters. 5000 lbs codnsn. 9of
lbs cheese 1 120 3o7 lbs nitrate OF soda. a pAEs
machinery 30 coils rope $50 lbs tobacco. IL cs
cigars and cigarettes. 112 cs arms ana anmNhi-
ton IA pkgs machinery. Ill pkgs drugs. auto
mobiles and ~ bxs parts =
To Japan-Q 697 bales cotton. l9S rolls and D
rS leather "a 65f II lumber, 26.5e5 lbs noors
1i2 bbls and 10 oils, automobiles ana 6
narts 40 pkgs drugs ]. .324 gals and cs wine
s55 Tbs cofree 4.139 lbs chocolate. 1O2 cs canned
goods 4e1s Ibs and 21 cs meals LIZ IDS
ms cheese 2 346 lbs dried fruit 1000 lbs and
~ b1s rsisfDs 81 pkgs fresh fruits 1913 lbs
sugar 4OI lbs nuts. 567 lbs hams and bacon
To China-32. 800 lbs pearl barley, 5.tSo i ios
su0ar Is 224 lbs dried fish. 6fS lbs beans. 4so
lbs lard 364 lbs and Fl cs meals. So G.
canned goods 1876 cs salmon 3.3Io IDS dried
fruit * pkgs fresh fruits. 200 lbs hops. $50 IDS
tea 10 pkgs potatoes. 42 pkgs machinery; 10 es
boots and shoes. II pkgs dry goods = rolls snu
cs leather S55 pkgs roofing material cs OILS
5O cs paints f8 pkgs drugs. $3.50 lbs ginseng.
To Fast Indies-6H gals wine. 400 cs canheu
frYiit 100 cs salmon. 500 lbs lard. i cs leatners
40 pkgs paints 925, ,s27 pkgs roofing material
t. Eorea-97 IS canned goods. 500 lbs dried
fruit 2 es grape juice. 4 cs Money 4' pNsS
ro SVS1IaaSdivostok-f1.s .s25 lbs dried fruit
To Philippine ISLANDS, cs shoes. olcycle.
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COTTON FUTURES
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Dec. l3.-The Boston wool market
Is passing through the usual December dulness.
but the condition is marked than S
usually the case Sales few and far be
tween. but values hold Arm The principal de-
mand comes from the French worsted spnners.
and some territory woods, especially Idaho and
Montana, have been disposed Of
The call for fleece woods is small but some
dealers claim 10 have sold g fair amount within
few days.
Fine. secured pulled wool is reasonably active
and pullers are looking for higher prices. The
foreign product is steady. Quotations, secured
basis:
Texas-Flne. p months. 5sasoc; fine. 6 to s
months. 52055c: fine fall. 4S05O
California-Northern. 53d57c; middle county,
50M52c; southern. 46d4sc; fall free 43G7 45c.
Oregon-Eastern No. / staple. 64d65c: east
ern clothing. 60061c; valley. No. I. 54655c.
1erritory-Fine staple. 64E65c fine medium
staple. $4,000: fine clothing 5sd6Oc; fine me-
dium clothing 55d56c halfblood combing. 81 a
&c; three-eighths blood combng, 53G55c; quar-
ter blood combing 81 d53c
Pulled-Extra, csc; fine A, 5s6G0c; A supers,
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New York Coffee Market

NEW YORK, Dec. BE. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says:
Cables from both Hamburg and Havre in the
early day were reassuring being somewhat bet
ter than expected. Before the close however
weakness was sgain shown in both foreign
markets
Europe seems TO have got over the bull fever
temporarily. ct least Brazil the milreis price
slightly easier In the early morning. and ex-
change was unchanged from last Friday show
Ing the political condition 10 be more settled
Santos later in the day sent firm offers to our
market at concessions. and asked for counter
bids. This feature must not be taken TOO Sc
rlously. as coffee in Santos is higher than in
New York. and II costs about Iac per pound to
deliver here. Our market opened slightly higher
than last night and closed 5d10 points up. The
near positions appear To have been highly manip-
ulated all day, condition which is always dis
conraRing 10 outside speculation. We continue
TO believe in the future Of coffee. but would
advise against paying big premiums for near
months. preferring to allow the people who seem
to control them 70 have their own way. Sep
tenber is carrying the big short interests and
looks cheap at this level
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnnge Engagements

The British steamer Quito. now on the way to
Portland. is under charter for lumber and mer-
chandise from Columbia river and Puget sound
10 China
The schooner Sehome is chartered for lumber
from Tacoma 70 San Pedro at S4.75.
The French bark Mezley previously reported
chartered for grain to Europe, is free her char
ter having been Cancelled.
Exports by the President
The steamer President sailed for Victoria on
Sunday with cargo consigned to the port of des-
tinstion and 20 other British-American cities,
valued az $780, and including the following
5.765 lbs raisins 81 pkgs fresh fruits, 31S lbs
dried fruit, 1000 lbs beans. So cs canned goods,
6.610 lbs meals 100 bbls pickles, 126 pkgs vege-
tables 20 eggs, 25 pkgs onions. SOP gals and
cs wine. 1872 lbs nuts. coils rope, II pkgs
material % pkgs electrical goods, % evils
gas 80 pkgs drugs 21 pkgs machinery, s. pkes
ssddlery, IL pkgs quicksilver.
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Big Liner LOST
FOR FOUR HOURS
Manchuria, Changing Berths,
Disappears in Fog and De-
parture Almost Delayed

THIRTEEN thou
sand ton liner is a
pretty big chunk
Of floating proper
ty to lose, but this
is what happened
yesterday to the
Pacific Mail steam
S h / p Manchuria,
which was lost for
four hours during
the forenoon. The
fog, fresh from the
tule marshes and
Opaque as certified
milk, was respon-
sible. AS the tide
would not have
suited for a de-
parture at / o'clock
from the linor,r
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Los Angeles Produce Market

TNrccIoI DIscdIcF % ne LdlI
r0S ANGELES Dec. l3.-The demand for
eesfern storage eggs has declined and the price
weakened today on the produce exchange. This
stock is now quoted at 2sn 30c dozen Butter
ehevre6 further signs Of weakening The market
Is oversupp ed
+a.ffe- d 73q pounds cheese. ]. .096 pounds no
fefoes I39 sacks; apples. 2, 200 boxes.
Purter (per Ib)-California creamery, extras
s6ILc. DO frsts. 821kc; cooking. 25c; ladle. 25c
Eggs (per doz)-Local ranch candled, 42c:
do csse count buying price. 3sc; eastern fresh
acc. eastern storage packed. extra. 2Sd3Oc
Cheese lper lb)-Southern, lSc; northern. 1sd
Islac: northern storage, 1Ic; eastern singles.
lso. eastern twins 1sc; eastern cheddsrs. l96
20c. eastern horns I9c: Oregon twins. PIC; Ore
~ daisy 1SdlS1kc: swiss. imported. 32c:
ss domestic wheel 2ld24c: cream brick
- 20c: nmburger 1912oc; Roquefort 36d4Oc
Beans lper ctl)-No. / pink. So; No j llmss.
S5G5.25: Lady Washington. 81 p a 40; No. /
vauzas 81 so: No. ] California lentils. 81.
Potstoes lper ct)-Highland, SIS; Nevadss,
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on ground, six inches.
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER C0N01T7o,

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Wintry conditions continue east of the Nissis-
sippi and temperatures have been below freezing
during the night and early morning hours as
far south as Georgia. West of the Mississinni
the temperature is beginning to rise and It IS
already decidedly warmer throughout Minnesota
and the Northwest. West OF the Rocky nonn-
tains temperat lures are normal or Somewhat
above. In California afternoon temperatures
have been above 20 degrees at San Luis (1hIsno
and Los Angeles and from 90 to so degrees else.
where
Conditions are favorable for tule fog in the
morning in the San Joaquin valley and in the
bay section.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednea
day with low fog In the morning; light east
wind.
For Santa Clara yalley-Fair Wednesday. light
frost In the morning; light north wind
For Sacramento valley-Fair Wednesday; light
east wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday.
with tule fog IN the morning in the lowiands !:
light south wind, changing to east.
For California south OF the Tehachapi-Fair
Wednesday; light frost in the interior and in
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EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Sailed Dec. 12-Br stmr St. Pat

NEW 1ORk-Salled Dec. lZ-Br stmr ST. Fat
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Arrived Dec. 12-U. S. stmr 10
gan. hence Dec 3: stnr Santa Rita from Port
San Luis. Dec 1s-stmr Arizonan. from Seattle
Sailed Dec. 12-Stmr China. Tor Yokohama
Port Gamble. Dee. 10-Stmr Enterprise. hence
Dec. 8.
YOKOHAAIA-Ssiled Dec 1O-Br stmr Kee-
nun. for Seattle
sHANGHSI-saned Dec. iO-Fr stmr Amiral
FOurichon, FOR san Francisco.
Arrived Dee. IS-Br stmr Bessie Dollar. from
vTcToRIA-Arrived Dec. 1s-stmr President.
Arrived Dec. 1s-Br stmr Queen Alexandra.
from New York
KusHIRO~Sailed Dec. 1s-Br stmr Falls OF
NTH for RedondO Beach.
JTTNIN-Sailed Dec 1-Br bark Invermay, for
SANTA ROSALIA-Arrived Nov. s-Br ship
British Isles. from Hamburg.
GUAYMAS-Ssiled Nov 2T-Schr Carrier Dove
NEWCASTLE \. :. w-Sailed Dec 1s-Bktn
Koko Head. for san Francisco
GCATEMAI.A-To sail Dec. l4-Ger stmr
Tanis. FOR Ocos and San Francisco
CLYDE-Sailed Dec. 1o-Br stnnr Bellerophon.
SALINA CRUZ-Sailed Dec 1O-Stmr Pleiades.
for San Francisco via San Diego
Arrived Dec. 1O-Stmr Isthmian hence Dec =
LIVERPOOL,-Arrived Dec. 12-Br stmr Ming
Chow from Puget sound
TALCAHUANO-Arrived Dec. 12-Br stmr Ca
GIBRAIlTAR-Passed Dec. PR stmr Anti
/ loehus from Puget sound FOR London;
LTZARD-Passed Dec. Pr bark Marechal dc
/ Villars hence Aug. for Ipswich.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Dec. 13-Stmr Noordaun.
I from Rotterdam.
sailed Dec 1s-stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. for Bremen
/ PALERMO-Arrived Dec. s-Stmr San Giorgo.
BREMENDArrived Dec. 12-stmr Breslau.
I from New York
Sailed Dec. Is-stmr George Washington. for
( New York.
/ GIBRAITAs-Arrfved Dec. 1S-Stmr Car
/ pathia. from New York.
ST JOHNS y. F.-Arrived Dec 13-Stmr
Numidian. from Glasgow and liverpool
BOSTON-Sailed Dec 13-Stmr iceland. FOR
Arrived Dec 13-stmr Menominee. from Ant
werp.
MemOranda
Per schr Dehance-Dec- q. 80 miles NV OF
| Cape Mendocino. saw schr Robert Levers, rom
Port Townsend for Honolulu.
The stmr Cold ran into stmr Onisho YESTERDAY
afternoon during thick fog Onisbo had several
ribs broken and had guard damaged Gold was
undRmaged.
Stmr Navarro previously reported ashore on
NV end OF Goat island. was doated At $50 thls
/ morning and docked at Harrison street wharf
SEATTLE. Dec f3--Stmr Dora arrived ac
stmr Olymnia at noon yesterday. took on crew
/ and went to EllawoId and then 10 Valdez. where
/ II arrived at o'clock last night: Olympia still
fast on rocks and chances OF saving vessel slight
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
/ SACRAMENTO. Dec 13.-Observations taken
ffunn
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Dec l3.-Hides-Steedy.
Hops-Firm.
Petroleum-Steady-
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. unsettled. Nuscovsdo. 50 test
3 soc: centrifugal % rest. &c; molasses sugar.
50 test. 3-25c; refined. steady.
Checse-Firm; unchanged
Eggs-Steady: unchanged.
Burter--Firm. Creamery specials. &c: extras
30L 031c. thirds TO frsts. ga 29c: held cream
cry seconds 10 specials. 245a n51c; state dairy
common TO finest. 23M30c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Firm- with small offerings.
Spot fancy, 121z q l3ci choice, 1liac prime, 955
dlOskc
PruDes-Yery firm on the strength on the coast
Quotations range from o4se 70 l0stc Tor Callfor-
Mas up 10 30-40s and &c 10 Zoe for OregOns from
COS 10 30s
Anricots-Firm. Choice, l3d13Ac extra
choice I315 d53&c; fancy. l3& d14c.
Pesches-Quiet. BUYERS object 10 paying the
recent advance in prices Choice. 7h07%c;
extra choice 81 dSl5c; fancy. 9d9Lc.
RafsiDs-Very firm. with little offerings Loose
u-uecs, els 81 061sc: choice 70 fancy seeded eK
a7iac. seedless, 5d6e; London layers, Sl.2Od
125
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COFFEE FUTURES
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Standard copper. weak:
spot. December and January. 12.25612. .35c: Feb
ruary. 12.25d II. 45c March. IL. .25712. SOC. Lon
don firm; spot. ESQ 13s 9d; futures. EST los
Local dealers report rather unsettled market
Lake, 130 ~ PIC: electroytic y 75d13 cast
Ing p 5od p 15c- Arrivals reported at New
York today. 400 tons
Customs house returns show exports of ee74
tons far this month
Tin--Easv: spot and December. rs 40a3s eoc;
January. IS 5d3S.5Oc; February. 3s 2Od3S SOC.
March. 3s.20G3s.40 London. easy; spot and
futures fIT5 12s Cd
Lead-Quiet. 4.45d4 55c New York and l. 43oG
4-3T1sc East st. Louis. London. Els 3s 3D.
Spelter-Weak. 5.75M5iS5c New York and
5.60d5.70c East st. Louis. London spot f23
lis Sd
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s T1sd in London.
foundry northern. No / southern and No
southern soft. Sl5. .25616.25; No. foundry
northern SI475d15.75
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General Merchandise

BaEs-Grsin bags. $50 spot and eh @6Ac.
1911 delivery; San Quentin bags. 5asc; wool
uacs. 2 be for 80 Do and 29i2c for ID; heece
tV-ine &c per 10.
Coel-Pennsylvania anthracite egg SIC per
ron; Wellington. 50, New Wellington, 50; Coos
bay- s., Australian house Richmond, etc. SO;
Pelaw Main, So; Stanford Richmond. 50; Cum
herland. Sl5 IN bulk and $3.50 fin sacks; Welsh
SnSnraclte. SO coke, SIG per ton in bulk ana
Coal OIL. Gasoline etc-Naphtha is lower
" ater white. iron barrels drums. Sc: $50 de
erees oil iron barrels drums. exc; special DO
-Nc- pearl oil IN cases. 15c, astral 15c; star
l5c; extra star. Isc: Elaine. 2Jlac; eocene. lec:
red crown and motor gasoline. in bulk l7c. in
cases 24c, engine distillate. in drums &C. cases
Fc more: SIS degrees gasoline. in bulk SOC. in
cases al-2c; varnish makers and painters
naphrha. In bulk i4c. In cases 2l19c.
Ol-QUOtatiOns are for barrels. Linseed. S1.05
per gallon FOR boiled and 81 O3 for raw. cases Sc
more; castor oil in cases. 40. ] 71c: Baker s
A SLY q l.l9; China nut. cases. 65dT5c per
gallon: cocoanut OIL in barrels. 49, 6T6c for
Xxx. 4 q T3i5c for No. / and 6Sia ale for No
=. according 10 quantity; extra bleached winter
sperm OIL Soc natural winter sperm oil. soc;
natural whale oil, SIC; pure lard oil. 81; winter
strained lard oil. 9Ocs pure neatsfOot oil. S5c
OIL Soc; boiled dsh oil. soc; paint oil. 45c.
Turpenriue-ooc per gallon n cases and q2c in
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin--E, $3.50: F. S9-35; G. So f5; II. $3.50:
]. Ss55: i. $500; VIC, 5000; WV. 5000 per
barrel n $50 lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red. sl6 @sc; white. 81
NS2<c per lb-
Canned Fruits-The California Gamers asso-
ciat-on quotes 1910 pack follows:
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cbtcaro Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO Dec -Butter-Steady. Cream
cries 29H2Sc. dairies. 23627c.
Fces-Receipts. 2.356 cases. Steady: at mark
cases inciuded. 1879 02253c; hrsts. Sic; prime
frsts. 33c.
Cheese-steady. Daisies. l4ss dI5c: twins
1zaI4He. Young Americas. I45k GI4Sc; long
horns, ls1z n l5c.
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SL75; Lompocs 81 %; Salinas, 81. .25; early rose
northern. 81; local early rose, S15o41.45; new
potatoes. 81 per box.
Sweet Potatoes lper ctll-Yellow. S1.75Q2.
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ST. Louis Wool Market

grades. combing and clothing. 22623c; light fine.
2od22c; heavy fine, 15Gl7c; tub washed. 20d
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PorfIand Lirenfock 1InrIzet

PORTLAND, Dec Cattle-Reeeipts 200.
Market firm. Steers prime S5.75I6, choice
S525d5.75; COWS. choice S475d5. good S4.256
40: heifers, good S475d5. common S464 %;
choice bulls. S4d4.50; calves good light sra
80. good heavy So 25G6; stags S45oG5.
Hogs-Receipts 100. Market firm. Choice,
$40 $50: good S7.50d7.75.
sheep-Receipts. none Market steady Weth-
ers. yearlng S4.T565 old S4.25G4 80; choice
ewes, S3.75d4 good 10 choice ewes, So. .25G
3.I5: lambs. choice S5.7506. good S5.5OM5. 15.
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Naval storer-Trrpent tine and Fosin

SAVANNAH. Dec 13.-Turpentne- at
74dT4l4c. Sales. SCI; receipts, 707; shipments,
AS stocks II $50
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 2.S0o receipts, 5. .7se;
shipments :a4s: stocks. 7s;555. Quote: B.
s5.s5; H s5.95: l. s6.15: x. S675; II, S7.2o;
\. $40; VIC, 7.55; WV. $40.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA
Seasonal

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Dec. 13. 1910