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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June s.-Hutton's wire says:
, Although the demand for shorts seems 10
have been temporarily satisfied. the market 50
fsr has failed TO develop any weakness worthy
of the name. and those who were playing for
= reaction appear 20 have been satisfied with
small profits. However, the demand for real
cotton in Liverpool, judging from todsy's sales
~ I2.oeo bales at an advance OF six American
points. is far from being filed. and as trade con-
ditions abroad show signs Of retrenchmeDt
and IN view Of the fact that European stocks
~ cotton are even smaller than at this time
two Tesrs ago. II is more than probable that
Europe slene will. take care Of the remnant OF
the old crop, even II America does not take
another bale.
stocks Of all kinds IN Great Britain are
93 600 bales less than in 1908, and stocks Of
American are 81 900 bales less. Contract stocks
of ail kinds 229. 900 bales less than two
years ago while stocks Of American are Is2 600
bales less The amount Of American cotton
shoat Tor Europe is 25.600 bales less than in
1905 Spinners fakings last week chronicle
feurcsl were Dos 900 bales. and IL they take
only I37 600 bales per week from now until
August 81 G3 weeks they will have taken the
entire present visible supply OF j S04. S07 bales
81 Amcrcsn. leaving the worlds stocks some-
thing Ike CSC. 600 bales compared with 1,472.-
600 LAST year and 9S9 coo bales August 81, 190S.
The New York Commercial says: The clos
ing down Of the American print works at Fall
River indicates that merchants may not press
The mills and converters TO deliver all the cloth
bought by the trade. Dry goods houses will
not demand more goods than they absolutely
need which have been made Of IA cent cotton
when y cent cotton is in sight. "
sIsot closed dull; middilng nplands. 1520c;
mioulng guf, 1886. Sales 1.S53 bales.
mr.
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New York Produce


NEW YORK, June s.-Hops-Steady.
Hfdes-Easy.
Petroleum-Stesdy.
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Rsw. hrm; Muscovsdo. 50 test. ST4c:
centrifugal, 96 test 42sc; molasses sugar. So
test 3.49cs refined. steady.
conee-Closed steady, net points lower TO 3
points higher. Sales were reported Of 4TJC
August, 6-35c: September and October. 6 6.40c,
November. 6.4sc: December. e5oc: January.
653c; Februsrg. 6.55c; March. 6.5sc; April
Stcs Santos, No 4, CSC; mild, quiet; CordoTa,
9A0l2kc.
Butter-Bsrely steady. unchanged
Cheese-Quiet. unchanged.
Eggs - Steadier State, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white, 24d26c; do. gathered
white. 23d25c.
DRIED FRUITS
Eva sporated Apples-Firm. with fairly sctive
5obbing demand. On the spot fancy is quoted
az 1oA Ql0&e; choice. Sdslzei prime, TdT14c;
common 10 fair. 8M6Hc
Brunes-Firm, with stocks pretty well cleaned
up- quotations ranging from 3dsStc for Cali
forniss mp 10 30-4Os and ~ @9c for Oregons.
ApricotS-ouiet. but firm, on small offerings
from the coast. Choice I0dl0lzc; extra choice
1hfs a 1l1zc; fancy. Il1a a 12lzc.
Pea eaches-lnactire, but stocks small and
prices are steady Choice. 6ls d6&c; extra
choice. T0T kc; fancy. ~ M7Izc-
Reisins-Firm. but trading the spot contin-
ues quiet Loose muscatels are quoted at 3& q
5stc; choice 10 fancy seeded, a. N6&sc: seed.
less, 3si d4&c; London layers, S1-20dI25.
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Although hides are in better condition being
snort haired and free Of grubs the market shows
downward tendency snd we would not be sur
Qfseo 10 see lower prices before the month is
over
hides-Cuils and brands sell about Ik01c
under quotations; heavy saIted steers I2c: light
medium, lie; light 9l5c: cowhides 9I5c for
neaFy, siec for light; stays. Sc: salted kip.
tye salted veal, l5hc; sslted calf 15l5c; dry
mqes. lsc; dry kip. l7c; dry calf 24c; sheep
SKINS, shesrlings. 25d40e each; short wool, 90
@ .9ei medium. T0@9Oc; long wool. 90cdsl. 81:
tsfee and Sl.50Q2 for medium. 75c@Sl for
slSi % and 25d50c for colts; horsehides. dry. S150
go Tor large and Sl-2502 for medium 5Oc0
- Tor small and 25@50c for colts: goatskins
prime angora. T5cdSl: large hair goats Soc; me-
oium. 20025c; small. 5di5c.
Isllow-No / rendered, 5@ec; No. ., 4d5c;
grease. 2@2l5c.
Nool-Spring clip: San Joaquin years staple,
per 10.
Hops-californis. I2aisc for crop Of 1907
per h.
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100, 900 ACRES TO BE
OPENED TO SETTLERS
Much Wooded Country Added
to Datil National Forest

WASHINGTON. June s.-Sixty mil
lion feet of merchantahle timber has
been added to the Datil national for
est in New Mexico. and nearly 100000
acres will be thrown open to settle
ment by a proclamation which Presi-
dent Taft signed today.
The proclamation reclassiies that
forest and adds more than $4,000 acres
OF wooded lands to the national forest
domain. The mining camp OF Fluer-
inc. in the forest, is now classified in
the homestead lands
All the lands restored will be thrown
open TO settlement by act OF the secre-
tary OF the interior later.
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General Merchandise

Bags-Grain bags, 5N d5%c. June-July deliF-
81 ID ana Sic for 4ib aeece twine, Sc per h.
Oosl-Pennsylvanis anthracite egg, SIG per
1',' 1fon' Neilingtoni ~; New Mesliinston 60; Coos
Pelsw Main. 50 stanford Richmond. So; Cumber-
land Sl5 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite: SIS; coke, SIG per ton In bulk and
dII-ouotations are for barrels LInseed. e5c
per gallon for boiled and 93c for raw; cases. sc
more; castor oil in cases. No. ], 7ie: Baker IS
A. S1.1Tdl19; China nut. cases, 6Q6T0c per
gal; cocoanut oil, in barrels, II y a Sic for xxx,
fb01si5c for No. j and f2l5 acc forsNO. 2, ac-
cording 10 quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
oil. Soc natural winter sperm oil. soc; natural
whsle oil 55c. extra winter strained lard oil 81
pure neatsfoot oil 7Je; No nestsfoot oil. 6Oc;
herring oil, SOC; salmon oil, SOC; boiled nsh oil,
S5c; paint oil, 35c-
bhls or drums, 952c; 100 deg. oil. iron hbls or
drums, lie; special do, l11ac; pearl oil in cases.
16lkc; astral, 16lzc; star. I6iac; extra star,
lssse: Elaine. 26lkc; eocene, ls1sc: red crown
and motor gasoline, IN bulk Ice. IN cases 23c;
engine distillate, in drums l2c, cases &c more;
sc deg. gasoline. in bulk 3Oc. in cases 371kc;
Tarnish makers and painters napbtha, in bulk
lie, in cases lSIsc.
rurpentine-SIc per gallon in cases and 74c In
bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin lper bbl OF 2s0 lbsl-E, $50; f. $3.50;
9, Ss-05; II, Sst5; ], Ss.25.
Red and White Lead-Red. 81 69c; white,
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard hne granu-
sested, 5.65c; standard coarse grsRulated. 5.65ci
NLIl ErauuAdle4s o-D0cs cut lO6I, IN barrels only.
T.65c: Il. & L. crystal dominos 8 10 cartons In
cases. S65c; do 10 cartons In cases, else;
monarch bar, &c; tablets, IN hslf barrels 6.l5ci
do IN boxes, 6sOc; cubes and A crushed 5.90c
monarch powdered. 5.75c; xxx. powdered
6.75c; candy granulated. 5.75c; confectioners' A
5.65c; confectioners' crystals. 5.T5c; extra hne
Franulated, 5.45c: magnolia A, 525c: extra c
5.i6c; golden {, 5.O5c; D. 4.95c. Barrels and 5C
10 bags 10c, hslt barrels 25c. boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
in 80 and 40 ID tins SI.70 more, In and 10 u
tins Sass more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining
company quotes follows; Granulsted basis,
5.65c; EiRrede' bar. &c: powdered, 5.T5c A
crushed, 5.soc; berry. 5.e5c; c. s Il. extra fine
ory granulsted, 565c; coarse dry graduated,
5.65c; confectioneus' A. 5.65c; confectionersi
crystal. 5.T5c; cubes 5.e0c; bricks, 59Gc; extra
hne dry granulated GOO ID bags only, 5.45c;
excelsior A. 525c- extra C. 5.15c; golden G,
505cs yellow ID. 4-95c; cut loaf, in barrels only,
1850; II. & Z. crystal dominos. 5 10 cartons in
cases, s.6Sc; DO 10 cartons in cases, 9.15c. Ad-
ditionsl per 100 lbs: In barrels and 90 10 bags,
1Qc more: half barrels. 25c more: boxes, soc
more for al grades. Bar ia 30 and 20 10 tins,
$40 more; IN 10 10 tins, 50. 35 more. Minimum
order, carload weight.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSnec;oJ Disnoirb Ia TIE CoUl
Especial Disooich 10 The Call

EUREKA, June S.-Steamer City of Topeka
which will be replaced the next return trip
by the State of California left for San Francisco
at noon today with freight. mall and passengers
The Ravalli left port this afternoon with lum
Der for southern points.
Steamer f. H. Kiburn is due tomorrow with
freight, mail and passengers.
British tramp steamer Strathsney now loading
lumber at Samoa, Will finish taking cargo late
this evening and clear for Australian borts to-
morrow via Puget sound The Strathspey,s lum-
Der cargo is for the American trading company
Schooner II. G, Wright. loading mixed lumber
cargo for Mexican ports, shifted today from Bay
side TO the Fields Landing wharf to finish cargo
Steamer Iaquas loading at Samoa, wfil be among
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The Following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago, 62-54 New York.
6S-42; Omaha. 6S-56
The temperature is rising over most of Cali
fornia and will continue to rise Thursday In
the great valley afternoon temperatures range
from IS to % degrees.
There has been no rain west of the Rocky
mountains The pressure is rising slowly over
the great basin. which will probably result in
north winds in the valley Thursday.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 81
and at Fresno 35 per cent.
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight
Thursday. June o.
For San Francisco and vicinify-Fair. warmer
Thursday: light north winds, changing to mod
crate west.
For the Santa Clara valley-Fair, warmer
Thursday; light north winds.
For. the Sacramento valley-Fair, warmer
Thursday; light Dorth winds.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair, warmer
Thursday: light north winds.
For California souti OF the Tehachapf-Fair.
warmer Thursday: light north wind. changing to
south. 3. q. McADIE, District Forecaster
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EaEtern Livertoclz market

CHICAGO, June S.-cattle-Receipts estI-
mated At 1900; market strong. Beeres IS S01
500 Iexss steers. $5.3507.35: western steers,
$500 80; stOckers and feeders. S4d0.50: cows
and helferS, Vd4.l5: calves. $6.500S. 50.
higher. Light. $9.30G9. SO: mixed 50 3c67
.Atos heavy S9-25g9.Go; rough 81. .23d9. IS: good
% choice heavy. $e.35@9-60; pigs, S969.JO: bulk
Sheep Receipts, estimated AT Is 600: market
strong. lOc up. Native. So. 3.406575: WESTERN
$3.50 $50. yearlings, IS 25eI7 50: lambs ma
tive, S3.254S1O: western. S6nsJ0
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. JUNE S.-Caftle-Receipts
1000; market steady 10 strong Native s,eers
&6.75GS26; cows and heifers. So 5Oa7. u: stock
er and feeders, s4-25@6.25; buIlS, Sl61e. Is;
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Los Angeles Produce Market
fS6eciol Discofch In The Call

Los ANGELES, June s.-Eggs receipts were
heavy today. but the market ruled strong.
Cheese was steady. with the exception Of east
ern cheddars. which declined TO i9c a pound.
Butter firm.
Receipts n produce were: Eggs. z20 cases;
butter, 5l.z93 pounds; cheese, 50 $50 pounds;
potatoes. - sacks.
heese-Sorthern fresh. 17c; eastern twins
1Sc; eastern cheddsrs. 1ac: eastern longhOrn.
1sc: eastern daisy. Ice; swiss imported. 30c;
swiss domestic 23@ @25c; brick cream, 2oc: lin
burger 20G2lc.
Butter-cresmery extra. SOC III; first, PC lb;
cooking butter, pc h.
Eggs-Local ranch. csndled frsts, 2sc; case
count, 25 zc.
Beans 0per ctl)-No. / pink $50; No.
liuas. S4.4Od4.50; Lady Washington, $4T5:
small whites, 50; blackeyes, $6.25: gsrTsnzss
$3.50. lentils. 81.
Potatoes lper etl)-Sslinas. SL15a1. 25 high
-iIe SD S5 Gd.bo eoc5sI ~ nevS - s,soa .os
SOC box. SI.2591-35 per ctl
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calves, s45ods.25; western steers, s5.50Gs.1o
western cows. S4d6.50.
Hogs Receipts, 8. .O00: market 10G15c higher
Bulk Of sales $9.35M9.45; heavy, 940d9. .45
packers and butchers, S9.S5@9.45; light, $9.20d
9 40: pigs Ss.75M9.
Sheep--Recepts. 1000; market 10c higher
Muttons, S5d6; lambs. $7.50@9. 35 fed western
wethers and yearlings. $4.75@s; fed western
ewes, $4.2565.75.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, June S.--Cattle-Receipts
$500; market strong 10 10c higher. Native
steers s5.20dS.20; cows and heifers $4.50@
$50; western steers. S36T.50; Gamers. 81. .T5G
4: stOckers and feeders, $3.75d6.2 %; calves, $4@
7.T5; bulls, stays, etc, $3.S5d5.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: market active. 15t
higher. Heavy. $e-25M9.30: mixed. $9271 u a
$50: light. $9.3o@9.35; pigs. $s@9; bulk o.
sales $500
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market 10615c higher
Yearlings, S5@e.T5; wefhers 81 4eOd5.T5; ewes
5000 90; lambs. S7.25@s.T5.
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Japan. see, $50; China. s2s, ,14s; East Indies
$3, ,042: Korea, $505; Vladivostok, $726: Philip
pine islands. 1892 The principal exports and
their destinations were as follows:
To Honolulu-250 bbls -four, ABA lbs beans,
1.0S5 ctls barley, $4,000 lbs bran. 100 pkgs
onions, 1000 lbs lard, 6S3 lbs bacon. 100 lbs
dried fruit, sos lbs garlic, II pkgs drugs. 20 cs
boots and shoes. "a. pkgs dry goods, s12 lbs to
bacco, 105 cs cigars and cigarettes, 1000 SKIS &C.
nent, cs stationery.
To Japan-2,5s5 lbs and 81 pkgs dried fruit.
$3.50 lbs sugar, 800 lbs hops. A cs canned goods
20 cs wine. 433 bales cotton, 175 rolls and ? cs
leather, 25 bales scrap leather 20 bxs type
writers. 100, ,450 lbs tan bark. 1Ss bxs soap, 10J
rolls roofing. 40 es varnish, $500 lbs horns, 1s
cs oils, pkgs agricultural implements, 10 pkgs
machinery
To China-11, 1872 lbs dried fruit. 1O,406 lbs
cheese, 5.125 lbs pearl barley, 2,901 lbs beans.
210 lbs hops. AL cs canned goods. 14225 lbs
dried fish, 165 pkgs fresh fruits 1910 lbs bread.
Gill lbs coffee, 1000 lbs sugar, cs honey.
salmon. o cs wine. 1850 lbs seeds. 1,245 lbs
ginseng. 156 rolls roofing. 12 rolls leather, 4
pkgs machinery, es oils, 455 lbs tobacco.
To East Indies-STS canned goods.
To Korea-25 es canned goods, $50 lbs lard,
S52 lbs sugar, 100 lbs raisins.
To Vladiyostok-12 bxs typewriters-
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OKLAHOMA
!. IS ON The SHERMAN
Territorial Law Officers Here
Waiting for Machine Agent
Who Ran Away

N board the army
transport Sherman,
which is due here
Saturday from the
Philippines, is w.
E. Blackman, alias
J. E. Dugger, a
fugitive from JUS
tice who was ar
rested in Manila
May ID and for
whom the sheriff
and district attor-
ney of Sequoyah
county, Okla, are
here w a i t / n g to
take back to the
Oklahoma town of
Sallislaw. Black
man is wanted on
SaVAral charuaa nf
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Copper Production Rcport

NEW YORK, June S.--The monthly report of
the Copper Producers association. made public
today. shows an increase OF stocks on hand June
/ Of is, AL ,S14 pounds over May /.
Stock hand June / was IGO 425 e73 pounds.
an increase of 1S441S14 pounds over May /;
May production. 123, ,242. arc pounds an increase
Of 5.764s37 pounds over April total deliveries
during May, 104 500, ,6e2 pounds, an increase of
], ,4S2, sos pounds April.
OF the deliveries, IS. .495, ,44o pounds were for
export. an increase April of Il. 167. OBJ
pounds, while 50, 305. .222 pounds were delivered
to domestic consumption, decrease from April
OF s, $50, 729 pounds.
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by United wireless

Wednesday June s.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE-Hence June fol
Hilo: June Z, s p. m, I57 miles of San Fran
cisco; cloudy; northerly swell and sea-
U. S. STEAMER SHERMAN-From Manila for
San Francisco; June I, 10 p. a., 1,196 miles
from Honolulu.
STEAMER KOEEA-Hence June for Honolulu
and Yokohama; June 4 p. M, 90 miles of
San Francisco.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-Hence June
for Puget sound; June z, s p. M, on Russian
river; light northwest wind and moderate
northwest swell; clear; barometer. 1905 and
falling; temperature 5S.
STEAMER RosECRANS-From Gaviota for Port
land; June Z. p. m, % miles north of Point
Reyes; strong northwest swell; moderate
breeze
STEAMER J. A. CHANSLoR-Hence June fol-
Portland; June Z, p. m, IL miles north OF
st. George reef; strong northwest wind; high
seas
JAPANESE STEAMER NIPPON MARU-From
Hongkong for San Francisco; June T. no posi-
tion expect TO arrive at quarantine D. m
June 10; moderate head wind and clear
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Building Contraets
HISTORIC MILE BURNS

HISTORIC MILL BURNs-Philadelphia June s.
A picturesque mill or Pennypack creek. Mont
gomery county. which, with its big water
wheel and historic associations has been eeIe-
brated by writers and artists during the last
1J0 years. was burned yesterday. The mill Is
mentioned in history as the camping place of
both the Continental and British troops during
the revolution.
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Army Transnorts

The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren Is at Shanghai.
The Logan is In port.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan sailed for Manila May s..
The Thomas Is in port.
The Sherman, homeward bound, sailed June
from Honolulu.
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New York MetaI Market

NEW YORK, June S.-The market for stand
ard copper was weak with spot and all deliveries
mp 10 the end of September closing at I2.25I
2.50c. The London market was quiet, with spot
quoted at f56 as Cd and futures at f57 Is Sd.
Arrivals of copper st New York reported today
1.24O tons. Custom house returns showed
exports Of AL tons. making .233 so far this
month. Local dealers report a quiet but steady
market with lake quoted at l2 275613c: electro
lytic u 621s G12.T5c; casting. 12.3715 @1250c.
Tin weak. with spot quoted at 81. T50 3:5c;
June 81. 60 d33c: July and August 30 500 81 T5c;
September 80. 6oc bid. The London market was
weak with spot quoted at E14s It's Cd and fu-
lures at f150 2s Cd.
Lead was quiet with spot quoted at 4.406
4.5oc New York and at 4.1564.20c East ST.
Louis. The London market was unchanged at
80 l2s Sd.
spelter was weak at 5.25d5 soc New York and
at 4.95615o5c East st. Louis. The London mar
ket was unchanged at ED 2s Sd.
The English iron market unchanged at
4es AID for Cleveland warrants. The local mar
ket was quiet No. ] foundry northern, $1T@
IT.75; No. 2. S16.50dI7.25; No. L southern and
No. / southern SOFT $16.25@16T5.
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CONFEDERATE IRON IS
REPLACED BY GRANITE
Fifty-nine New Monuments Go
Up on Gettysburg Field

GETTYSBURG. Pa, June S.-Fiftys
nine granite monuments. with bronze
tablets, are being placed on the confed-
crate avenues to take the places Of
the iron battlefield markers which
hitherto have indicated the position OF
the southern brigades at Gettysburg-
These new brigade markers will
stand about SIS feet high and will
hold. at an angle, a bronze tablet
telling the part each brigade played
in the battlefield.
Later about 100 markers will be-
erected along the union lines. indicate
ing the position and work OF the va
riouS northern brigades here.
Monument Dedicated
SANDUSKY. o.. June SIN the pres-
ence of several hundred southerners. a
monument to the memory OF eos con-
federate officers and privates buried on
JohnsOn's island. Sandusky bay, Lake
Erie. was dedicated today.
The monument, erected by the Robert
Patton chapter of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy of Cincinnati,
o., was unveiled by Mrs. Patton Hud-
son of Cincinnati.
The dedicatory address was deiiv-
cred by General George W. Gordon OF
Memphis, Tenn. commander OF the
army OF Tennessee, United Confederate
veterans.
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salmon Pnclser. ak Prlce.

ASTORIA. June s.-The Salmon Packers 1850
. citation today made public the prices for Colum-
hia river salmon for this season: Cans, per
dozen. tsllss SL75; fats, S1.9o; halves, sI.10.
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Tonpage Engagements

The British steamer River Clyde. on Puget
sound, is engaged for lumber and merchandise
from the sound and from this port TO Australia,
having been chartered prior TO arrival.
The Austrian steamer Hermine, on Puget
sound. chartered prior to arrival for coal
from BRitish Columbia to Nome.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports for the Orient

The steamer Korea sailed for Hongkong and
way ports via Honolulu on Tuesday with cargo
valued at S125. .s52. exclusive of treasure and to
be distributed as follows: For Honolulu, s3i. .113;
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DIenooranda

Stmr ]. T.. Luckenbaeh on the way from New
York to San Francisco, has been chartered Il
load at San Francisco for New York in the VII
liams -Dimond line.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

cries. 241a d27c; dsiries. 23026c. Eggs.
steady at mark, cases included. 15Iz d1611c;
receipts - 223 cases: hrsts 1715c; prime
hrSts. 1slac- Cheese firm: daisies. 15izc twins.
49, a l5c; Young Americas, 15hc; longhons,
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Change of Masters

Schooner Dreadnought old master Henry Bol
ten, new master Peter Soderman.
Enrollment-Steamer Beaver, L. Mason master
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500. oco AMPHITH

500 oco AMPHITHEATER FALLS Denver
June S.--A large amphitheater at Ehtch's
gardens. a local amusement park. collapsed
this afternoon. SIX men in the building es-
capped unhuvs. The amphitheater cost 500 900
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Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Ca, June S.-Turpentine-Firm
at 56c. Sales, 49, receipts, $50; shipments, IA;
Rosin@Firm Sales. s.2os; receipts 1850;
a4.3212; D. "a: :55@4.5IA; E, s4.9o; F. $4,000
5.07h; G. $50; II. $5.10; l, $5.I3; X, $500;
NJ. S5-25G5.3o; n, $5.65; VIC. $5.S5; WV, $500
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&AT PUBLIC AUCTION E

SATURDAY, June IL, IL a. m. 65 head OF all
purpose mares. ponies, buggies aud harness. 55I
4th St. Oakland. b. W. MEDEIROS.
AuctiOneer.
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SALES
15O-HORSES-150
Thursday. June q. 1910

BY order Of the Abel-Staunton Horse Company
OF Winnemueca. New. we win sell $50 head of
broken and unbroken mares and geldings. weigh
ing from 1000 70 1900 pounds. This is an es-
pecially good lot OF stock, having been selected
and reserved for this sale They are all In ane
condition and ready for work. Horses at the
yard for inspection Wednesday.
Sale takes place THURSDAY. June 8. at II A.
at j. B. Horan's salesyard. corner 10th and
Bryant sts., s. p. W. II. HORD. Auctioneer
7O4 Market ST.. 5. F. No outside horses taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-23
Dinner Pastry.
Birthday Cake.

The nature of birthday cake is Sec
ondary to it's ornamentation. 1t must be
round, well frosted, with due regard to
its decorative effect and garlanded with
green or flowers. Colored candles in the
especially for them should be arranged
about the cake and correspond in num-
Der with the child's years. After the
cake is baked and thoroughly cooled give
1t a coat Of plain icing, then with a fun
mel made of stiff white writing paper
press either white or colored icing
through on to the cake, making any pat
tern desired. Sometimes colOred candles
are used to outline the childs name or
the year. When all is finished put a
lace paper doiley under the CAKE and
give 1t the place of honor on the table.
Many mothers think it a good plan not
to cut this cake until the children are
ready to go home. If the birthday be-
ing celebrated is that of child, then
the one entertaining cuts the cake and
each guest is given neatly wrapped
piece to carry home as a souvenir: In
this case sheet of oiled paper and lit
tie fancy boxes add much to the face
value OF the gift.
While any nice cake recipe will answer
for the cake, / have found this excep-
tionally nice, as it keeps we'll and re-
tains the moisture:
Rub to a cream one cupful of butter
and two Of sugar. Add one cup of sweet
milk and four cupfuls of -four, into
which has been sifted a small teaspoon
full Of soda and two teaspoOnfuls OF
cream of tartar. Lastly, fold In lightly
the stiff1y beaten white of six eggs. Turn
into a large, round pan lined with but
tered paper and bake in a moderate
oven. If you do not care for candles, a
wreath of tiny rosebuds or a single
fresh rose laid on to the cake adds
much to its festal appearance.