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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Supplies for Hawaii

The steamer Hilonan sailed for Honolulu via
Seattle and Tacoma, Wednesday with mer-
chandise cargo from this port as follows:
2.294 gals and 1 cs wine, 10 bbls salmon 4 pkps
vehicles, 10 crts sewing machines, IL pkgs eIec-
trical goods, 10 cs boots and shoes, 100 cs kero-
sene, etc. valued at $j,4fS.
The steamer Wilhelmina sailed for Honolulu,
the sth with cargo valued at $155 S96 and in
cluding the following:
1875 bbIs -four. ls4sl etIs barley, 12.15s lbs
beans, 50.SS4 lbs millfeed, II 300 lbs and 27 cs
meals. 1.15S cs canned goods IA 4o4 lbs lard.
13,32S lbs hams and bacon, $40 lbs fresh meat
1899 pkgs fresh fruits. 204 pkgs onions 3Os ok 81
potatoes.4T0 pkgs vegetables, S.966 lbs butter.
7,07f lbs and Is cs cheese. 1888 lbs codfisb'
1.522 lbs and 81 bxs dried fruit l. $50 lbs rails.
ins. os bbls salmon, 1,040 lbs tea 9,72o lbs
coffee. 4,437 lbs and II cs bread, $3.50 gals and
q cs wine sc whisky, 40 cs mineral water.
81 gals gin, casks beer. 2s gals and i css
brandy. 46 pkgs drugs. 500 cs Kerosene. 5000
bbls crude oil. us cs and bbls refined oils 31e
pkgs paints. ll5 pkgs tents. s rolls leather 6s
cs boots and Shoes 12S pkgs dry goods IL cs
hats, 1900 SKIS and 750 bbls cement. 40 cs arms
and ammqnition. 5000 lbs shot. 3S coils rope, %
pkgs machinery. 436 pkgs railroad material SO
cs stationery Y es typewriters - pkgs sewing
machines. 4J5SS lbs tin plate. 1896 lbs copper.
45J,S4l lbs fertilizer. 2 automobiles and ii bxs
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Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 6.-Cattle-Receipts esti-
mated az s.Jo0. Market steady. Beeves. 500
q - oea; Texas steers. S525@7.l5: western steers
Fo.4Vd 90; stockers and feeders. S3.90@6. 40
COWS and heifers. S2T0M6.9O: calves. S6.50M9
heSs-lteceipts estimated at Il. 1000 Market
81 l9w 70 shade on. Light. S9.45ei so; mixed
e'.st4S-fo; heavy. $9-30d9-70 rough. S9-3Od
y -; good 10 choice heavy. s.. 4509.70; pigs,
|7,lVnaJ0; bulk Of sales. S9.J5d9.65-
SneeI-Receipts. estimated AT 1000. Market
S.eaqg 10 a shade or. Native. S3.50d6; western,
sa-aad6-lO; yearlings So 625M7.2 lambs, tive
Sa.totd SD. western S6250S.35.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOCIH OMAHA. June 1G.-Cattle-Receipts.
-.-vu Market slow TO shade lower. Native
steers, S5-J00S- %; COWS and heifers. S3-l0d
St2: western steers. S3.75M7; COWS and heifers;
leeders; S350@6; calves, S4@ s-25; bulls, stsgs,
Hogs-Receipts. a.70o Market strong TO &c
hiebcr. Heavy. S9.30a9-4J; mixed. $3.50 as 80;
M Mslglil 50 4OQs-5J; pigS. Ss-JO@9; bulls OF sales-
sbeep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady. Year
lnss S5.T5G6.z5; wethers, $5.25@625; ewes
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. June l6.-Cattle-Receipts
1000. Market steady. Native steers, S60 $50;
COWS and hc fer. S3.2JfI 90: stockers and feed
els. S4W6-2J. bulls. So fJe1 5-90: cslveS. S4M
s.2a; western steers. 500 S.621s; western
cows SfM6.J0.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market steady 10
strong. Bulk u sales 50. 40d9. 80; heavy. S9.45
a9-55: packers and butchers S9.4O09.52i y
S1eep-ReceiptS. 1900. Market steady Nut
tuus. Sf-5005.T5; lambs S1dS.J0: fed wether'
snd zyearliues, S4f5aT-50: fed western ewes,
Sf5005.25.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIvEn

Thursday, June 16.
Stmr Buckman. Wood. 26 hours from San Pc.
dro: passengers and merchandise to Alaska Pa.
cific steamship company.
Pedro: ballast to Z. X Wood lumber company
Stmr George Looms, Smith. days from Re.
dondo Beach; oil to Standard oil company: ur
river direct.
Stmr Elizabeth. Olsen. 40 hours from Bandon,
passengers and merchandise to II. r. Krusp
Stmr Katherine, Jorgenson, "a hours from En-
reka: 525 600 feet lumber to Holmes Eureka lun
ber company.
Stmr Arctic, Swanson, AZ hours from San Pc
dro. ballast to Swayne 81 H0yt.
Stmr f. A. Kilburn, Mcclellan. 10 hours from
Eureka: passengers and merchandise TO G. p
Stmr Geo w. Elder. Jessen So hours from
San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to G. p
Doe & Co.
Albion; 20S.000 feet lumber to Albion lumber
company.
via Point Arena IL hours; passengers and mer
chandise to Swayne Hoyt.
Stmr Whitesboro, Frederickson, 10 hours from
Greenwood: 215. 900 feet lumber to l.. q. white
lumber company
Stmr Admiral Sampson. Bartlett. 65 bous
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise te
Alaska Pacific steamship company
Stmr Shoshone, Asplund, 60 hours from As
toria; 670,000 feet lumber to Charles r. McCor
mick & Co.
Stmr Olympic. Hansen, 45 hours from San
Pedro: ballast TO E. X. Wood lumber comnanv
Stmr Excelsior. Nason from sea, machinery
Bkfn LahaIna. Carlson. 20 days from New.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
Gossip Of
The Turf

Colonel d. NJ. Burns. who is spend
ing the summer months at his ranch
near Hopland came down TO the city
yesterday to remain for few days
He reports that there are IA yearlings
at Hopland and 50 fOaIs at the farm
at Fallon, New. Colonel Burns is in
terested with A. c. Shindler and others
in the latter establishment. There
are six well known stations and So
brood mares there. The stations are
Eddie Jones, Maxnic, Altamax, First
Tenor. Colonel Wheeler and LovdaI
The stock was removed from Hopland
TO Nevada more than a year go.
There are seven colts and seven
fillies in the lot OF yearlirEs AZ sdop-
land. The youngsters are we'll breh
and most OF them are related TO horses
that have shown wall on local and
eastern tracks. They will be turned
over this fall to Johnny Clifford. who
will race them at Emeryville next
year The 2 year olds that Clifford
started during the season just closed
will remain at the Oakland track.
The yearlings are as follows:
Ch. G. by First TenOr-D -Duckling. br. T. Eddie
Jones Humidity (sister to Humo), b. (. Altamax-
brother TO Alsonol. br. c. Eddie Jones Heigh Ho.
6r G.. Maxnic,Sweet Faverdale. b. f. Eddie
sister to ROsevale). b. T. Altamax- Ella Boiand.
Blk. Eddie Jones -POloma (half brother TO
-
eh. c. Altsmax- ROustrfce; b. C. AItamax -Preju-
dice (half brother 10 PrejuicO and Maxdicel, br.
{; by Eddie Jones-Shiver. br- T. Eddie Jones'
The only brood mares at Hopland
are Humidity, which was high class
race mare. and TaIuda. Humidity has
lost the sight of one eye and is going
blind in the other.
Colonel Burns recently ordered Pic
mic destroyed. The well known mare
was "a years old and had gone blind.
She was the dam of many well known
performers. including Recreation, Sea
Bass and ROwena. Paloma, a mare
% years old, was also chlOrOfOrmed at
Hopland owing to old age. She was
brought from Australia by the late
Senator George Hearst and the first
of her get was Armitage. which was
sold in New York for $4,000 and later
beat some of the best horses in Eng
land Burns & Waterhouse paid the
Hearst estate $500 for PaIoIns.
Among her produce after changing
hands may be mentioned Yellowtail
and Miss Rowena. The colt by Eddie
Jones is the last from the famous
mare.
Colonel Burns made It a rule to re-
tain the flIies among the produce OF
Paloma and Picnic. Two daughters OF
Paloma now at FallOn are Madrina and
Twin. There are IL 2 year olds at
Fallon.
Sam. Hildreth. evidently encouraged
by the success with which Frank Tay-
lor is meeting in handling steepIechase
horses, is taking a hand at the jump
ing game. Hildreth bought Black
bridge from Woods Garth. who claimed
him out of race from Harry Vingut.
Hildreth has also consented to train
Priscillian for August Belmont. The
horse has developed into something OF
a rogue and Belmont thinks Hildreth
will be able to do something with him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
MAORI RUGBYITES
Will PLAY HERE
Native New Zealand Team to
Give Exhibition at Ocean
Shore Grounds
By WILLIAM uNMAcK

Arrangements were completed yes
terday for the appearance on the foot
ball field here of the famous native
Maori footballers of New Zealand, who
are at present in the city. The
Maoris have. recently been in New
York on theatrical tour. Before the
game to be played on Saturday. June
%. the members of the organization
viii go through their war dances and
give different native war cries.
1T is a coincidence that on the same
day that these Maoris play here. the
combined American university rugby
team now in Australia will meet the
Maori team there.
Rugby footballers all over the bay
cities will welcome the news that the
Maoris will be seen in action here.
They will without doubt be able TO
demonstrate several tricks new to fol-
lowers Of the game. The Ocean Shore
terminal grounds at Twelfth and Mis-
sion streets has been secured for the
game.
Many of the members of this team
have played international rugby foot
BAH with New Zealand against the in
ternational English and Australian
teams.
The men were out with Coach Rem
ernoon practicing serum formations.
The team is an exceptionally heavy
one. averaging over 19O pounds per
man.
Captain Tuoro is one of the finest
center three quarters that ever played
the game and it was through his ef-
forts that the English team met its
Waterloo in New Zealand. Others OF
the men who have played international
rugby are Henare. 1S5. a wing three
quarter HarepiripO. 22O. who plays on
the left wing three-quarter, and PahO.
who plays in the serum.
The team in training for the game
is as follows:
Fullback-Hikatarew (210l.
:, ree-quarters--Henare (1s5). Tuoro (16s).
HarepirpO (220).
ive-eighths-Taiaurai (17O9. Penekotne $50.
Haf-Pirika (2O0}.
Wing fOrward-Teoiroa (2IO).
Forwards-Pahe l2O0l. TewFemu (1SJl. Hats
(ls0g, Haimona q6Sl. Taunoma (lJ0l. Herewith
(1IJl. Tiakiawa (l75)
Reserves-Rangitsnira (2l5). Eruaba d4sl
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. June l6-Stsndard copper. dull
spot. ia L. j &c: June July and August. II 81
"a l2l2iac; September. 1850 -. l5c. London
weak: spot. f54 = Sd: futures f54 l7s Cd.
No arrivals reported at New York today; Gus
tom house returns showed exports Of 145 tons.
making 7.G47 far this month. Local dealers
quote lake copper At l262la a Il. 81 lsc electro
Ntic- l2S7is q 1892 2l@c casting, 12l2ls q
12.37 &c.
- 1in weak. spot. -. 40a3 .5Tisc: June. b. 40
ld32.55c; July. - .S0M soc; August and Sep
rcmber. - - @32 60c. London steady; spot.
.E1f7 Jos; futures, fI4S 12s sd
Lead. steady. spot, 4.40Ms.sJc New York;
4I7is ia 22Iac East ST. Louis. London un-
changed at fl2 l2s Cd.
Spelter. weak; spot. 515G5.5Oc New York;
4ST 3 @5c East ST. Louis London unchanged,
E22
Ir0u lower at zSs Tod for Cleveland warrants
in London. Locally unchanged. No. ! foundry
nurtlrern. SlG.TJdI7.25. No. >. SIG % a L. 80;
Ne. 1 southern and DO soft. Sl6.25l0 1915.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17

The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago. S2-72; New York. 1866;
Omaha S46s.
SYNOPSIS
The disturbance over Utah has remained nearly
stationary and has caused unsettled weather over
the northern half of the Pacific slope. Rain has
fallen in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Thun-
der storms are reported at Pocatello, Boise and
Helena.
The temperature has fallen 10 degrees in the
Sierra and 20 degrees in the Rocky mountain
section. In the great valley afternoon readings
range from so to 81 degrees
The relative humidity at Red Bluff 62 and
at Fresno Al per cent.
Following is the forecast for the 30 hours end
ing at midnight Friday. June H. 1910: =
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair Friday. with
fog in the morning; slightly warmer; moderate
west winds.
Santa Clara yalley-Fair, warmer; light north
winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; light south
wind changing to north.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Friday; moderate
north winds.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Fri
day. overcast in the morning; light north wind
changing to south.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. June 16.-Observations taken
at Z a.
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Harness Races Shift to
Tanforan

The San Francisco driving club will
shift the scene of its activities from
the park stadium track to Tanforan on
Sunday afternoon splendid card of
four mixed trotting and pacing events
is on the program. The track has been
worked into good condition and fast
time is looked for. The entries are as
follows:
First race. free for all paee-P. Kohn's Alfred
d, Robert Bennett's Sydney B. w. @. Riee's
Hickman Girl, ID. CamPbell's Ginger James
oKane's King v. George Kitto's DereiI
Second race, 2;30 paee-T. ID. Sexton's Sister
Vesta, W j. kenney's W X. A Benson's j
Arthur, H. d. Chase's Don G, W. Malough's Null
cahy.
Third race. 2:25 trot-w. p Hammers Clara
w. j. W., MeTigue's Darby Nc, f. T. Ayres'
Dalta A, Fred Clotere's Monk. J. TaSsi's Steve
d, J. c. F. Mitchell's NJ & NJ
Fourth race. 2:20 pace-R. J. Lsthrope's Ma
rim, Shorty Roberts Charley J. Al Schwartz 5
Jerry ID. H. Frellson's Jack r. p. GiOvanuOni's $
Golden Buck, p. Donnelly's Sister Bess.
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BY United wireless

Thursday, June 16.
STEAMER SIBERIA-From China and japan for
San Francisco; June Il. S .. M. 500 miles of
San Francisco; light westerly wind; smooth:
due San Francisco June Il, a. m.
STEAMER ASUEcIoN-Hence June ii for Cav.
iota via Ventura; June Is, $3.50 D. M, of Cav
iota awaiting daylight.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-Hence June Il for
Port San Luis; June 10, p. m, OF Piedras
Biancas.
STEAMER MARIPoSA-From Tahiti for San
Francisco: June 10, SIP. m 200 miles OFF San
Francisco llghtsbip; northwest wind. moderate.
barometer 80. II; temperature 66; ali we'll
STEAMER FALCoN-Hence June Is for Port.
land; June 10, p. m, OF Cascade head;
calm; smooth sea.
STEAMER MAvERIcK-Henee June Ii for Sc
attic; June Is, p M, or Klamath; clear:
barometer 1894
STEAMER QUEEE-Hence June IA for Seattle.
June Is, 1880 a. m, passed steamer Eureka
from San Francisco June Is for Seattle "a
miles north of Mendocino; light northwest
wind small and swell
STEAMER HAEALEI-June Is. 7:25 B. M.
passed Point Montara; hence today for San
Pedro: light southeast wind: smooth sea.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPsoN-From Seattle
for san Francisco, June IS. } p M. passed
Rlunfs reef: fresh northwest wind and sea
will arrive June Is, G:30 a.
STEAMER HILoNIAE- Hence juno Is FOR Homo
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Rugby Footballs Will
Be Regulation

Up to the present none of the foot
ball teams or universities playing
Rugby hereabouts has used the regu-
lation Rugby football. In the coming
season. however, the real article will
be in use by all universities, colleges.
schools and clubs playing Rugby on
this coast. When w. ]. Howe returned
to Australia he sent over samples of
the regulation ball. They differ slight
ly in shape TO the balls heretofore used,
but besides that they are the regula-
tion -four piece" balls. In the past the
five and even six piece ball has been
used.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
Racquet Wie1ders VIII
Play for Title
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN MATEO, June IA handicap
doubles tennis tournament for the
championship of San Mateo county will
be held in the Peninsula hotel courts
Saturday and Sunday. Manager J. III.
DoolittIe of the Peninsula hotel has
presented handsome II 9phfes to be con-
tested for.
Among those who have entered are:
Thomas A. Driscoll. Raymond B. Splf-
valo, C. Arthur Green, Everett Fuller
F. G. Sanderson, Charles K. Melrose
Arthur w. Hooper. j. ID. BromfieId. Will
liam NJ. Abbott. o. c. Boldemann. DR.
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Exnorfs hy the Qneen

The steamer Queen sailed for Victoria on Tues
day with cargo consigned to various British
American cities valued at S34,a12 and including
the following:
134, ,325 lbs dried fruit. 81 455 lbs raisins, 919
pkgs fresh fruits, 23S pkgs vegetables, $50 pkgs
es meals, 1.3S3 canned goods, 4.00s lbs choeo-
late, 10 cs honey 1,540 lbs spices 30S gals wine.
100 bbls asphalt 40 bdls iron l5 rolls leather.
9 pkgs machinery; 361 cs 334 bbls and 30 pkgs
oils. 151 pkgs paints, 156 rolls roofing, :I2 lbs
tobacco.
The steamer also had pkgs vehicles valued
at S276, route to the Fiji islands, and mer-
chandise for Sydney valued at $40.
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Steamer James r. Gillett Jr-Old master. E.
J. Barnes; new master. J. ". Claghorn
Steamer Sea Queen-Old master, L. A. Sand
strom; new master. W. NJ. Randall
Schooner Benica-Old master Anton Swanson:
new master. l.. Dreyersdorff
Steamer Sea Withhold master, Rasmus Ras-
mussen: new master, H. p. Marshall
Steamer Sea Fox-Old master H. p Marshall
new master E. A. Sandstrom.
Steamer National City-Old master, A. d.
Hfggens; master, Hans Nicholson.
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lulu via Seattle and Tacoma; June 10. . p.
M, l6 miles south of Point Arena moderate
strong northwest gale.
STEAMER WASHTENAw-11:3O p. M, IS
miles south of Point Arena; light northwest
breeze; clear and fine: barometer 29.94; tenn
perature 90.
STEAMER GEO. w. ELDER D. M. of Point
Reyes; moderate northwest wind aud sea.
STEAMER STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-S p. M,
% miles north of Point Reyes; wind north
west. moderate; clear; all well.
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PASSENGERS Will
BERELEASED TODAY
All Who Arrived Last Friday on
Nippon Maru to Be Landed
This Morning

F T E r a weeks
rustication at quar-
antine cove, Angel
island, the passen-
gers who arrived
here last Friday
from the orient on
the liner Nippon
Maru will be re-
leased from quar-
antine early this
morning. The tug
Arabs will leave
the Pacific NJ a i l
wharf at > o'clock
a. m. for Angel
j 81 a n d and viii
bring back the pas
sengers and their
baggag ge, landing
fhnTa1 af niar ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Marker

NEW YORK. June le.-Hutton's wire SAYS:
'Aiauy reports Of excessive rain. grassy fields
..and cool nights were received from correspond
eUts in Georgia and the Carolinas and a well
known southern crop expert estimates that the
crop ~ Mississippi would fall 30 600 bales below
last wear account of boil weevils hut these
reports fcll fat account Of the absence Of out
side business Fluctuations continue in an OK
sfromelT narrow range. aud the immediate course
~ tho market IS rather uncertain"
spot cloSed quiet. 10 points lower. Middling
uolands. l5.15C; middling gulf. 15.40c. Sales.
$40 bales
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OiI Carrier CIearx

The British tank steamer Trincuo was cleared
for TaItal and Tocopilla. via Port Hartford. yes
terday with 1876 bbls asphalt, LAG. 100 bricks. As
bbls lime and cement, 3625 ft lumber 333 pkgs
pipe and 4 bbls OIL valued at IS POS as cargo
from this port.
At Port Hartford the steamer will load AZ. 900
barrels of crude oil in bulk valued at $s55, 200.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17

1inls. s4-f0ms-50: Lady Washington s475: do
small white, s.; blackeye, S6.25; gsrvaDzas,
$3.50: lentfls 81
Potatoes lper ctll--Sslinas. S1.15d1.25 high
! lands. S5c6SiI0: Lompoc. 81 i06Il 25: Watson
VILE Sia l.25; Idaho. 9Oc@Si. 10: new potatoes.
JO@0Oc box, SL25d1.35 per ctl
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p; SAVANNAH. June 16.-Spirits Of turpentiBe.
-59c- sales f01; receipts. LOCI; shipments, 4O3;
. stock. S.997.
p BOsin. frm; sales 2.0Sl: receipts. 2.597; ship
. ments, 500: stock a5.422- Quotations. B. 81. 60
!: "a 40: D. $4,000 So 2. S5.lO052J: +. s.. 201
> -: g.. S5-25; II. S5.25: J. So so; X. $3.50; n
So; y. S5.65; VIC. SJ-S5: WV. $G.40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
Army Transport

The Buford is in port.
The Thomas is in port.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Sheridan is at Manila.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan, outward bound. sailed June II from
Honolulu.
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where their heavy baggage, which re-
NAMED on board the ship, is now
awaiting inspection
Chief Boarding officer Stephens. with
Lieutenant John Stone and force of
inspectors, went over to Angel island
yesterday afternoon to take UP the
declarations of the passengers and
search and pass their hand baggage
This was done to insure the passen-
gers an early release after reaching
the mail dock and TO leave the in
spectors free to attend to the big
crowd due early this morning on the
liner Siberia.
The Nippon was released few days
ago after double fumigation and is
now at pier AZ loading cargo and get
ting ready, to sail again for the orient
next Tuesday.
The passengers enjoyed their stay in
quarantine and, except for those whose
business might have suffered. are all
rather thankful TO the sick rat that
was responsible for their detention. The
of11clals OF the company and the officers
of the ship did everything in their
power TO tighten the monotony OF the
stay in quarantine and Doctor Trotter
chief quarantine officer proved an in
dulgent custodian, who allowed them
to do anything but break quarantine.
Lahaina Wins Race From Australia
The barkentine Lahaina, Captain
Carlson, which arrived yesterday 20
days from NeWca Stle, Australia. is the
first to arrive of three windjammers
that sailed the same day from the Aus
tralian port for San Francisco. Before
sailing Captain Carlson made bet
with Captain Larsen of the barkentine
KOlSo Head that the Lahaina would be
first inside the Golden gate.
The Lahaina and Koko Head towed
out from Newcastle on the same tide
II fas i. i
sailed the Koko Head out of sight
The koko Head has not yet put in an
appearance
day was the bark John Palmer. They
were all loaded with coal for Hind
Rolph & Co. The Lahaina brought
1885 tons of coal
When the Lahaina arrived Captain
Carlson was confined to his bed as the
result of a sickness which fell upon
him few days ago. He showed i'm
when the quarantine officers informed
him that the koko Head had not ar
rived
Siberia Is Expected Early Today
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Cap
tain Adrian Feeder. with about 700
passengers and a big cargo. is expected
TO make port early this morning.
Among the passengers is. the gaek
war Of Baroda,, one Of midas wealth
lest princes. who is travelling with
large retinue. Collector of the Port
Stratton has been directed to extend
TO the gaekwar the courtesy of the
attendants viii be admitted without
inspection
Among the liners steerage passen-
gers are 500 Asiatics.
Santa Rosa Sails for the South
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Santa Rosa, which sailed yes
about 200 passengers. Among them
were:
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Notice to Mariners

Branch photographic Office
June 16, 1910
Captain Moore of the steamer Rosecrans re-
ports to this office by wireless that on this date
he passed a rough log go feet long and feet in
diameter, in position ZIP miles WNW (mag.)
from Point Reyes. This position lies in the
steamer track. J. t. MCMILLAN.
Nautical Expert in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
COTTON FUTURES
81. T,ouIS Wool Market

ST LOl Is June 16.-WoOl steady; medium
grades. c0mbing aud clothing. pa 23c; light fine.
la lSc; heavy ine, l3@14c; tub washed. %
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Cbartered for Coal

The Norwegian steamer Tricolor which ar
rived here from Iquique on Wednesday is under
time charter for coal from British Columbia te
Alaska at IS Cd, delivery and redelivery Comox,
3. G. The steamer WAS chartered prior to ar
rival.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17

There was certainly an American
flavor to the racing at Ascot Heath in
England yesterday with Danny Maher
riding four winners.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS in ALL PARTS OF WORLI
Change of Masters

parts, IS cs cigars and cigarettes, s,7oo lbs to
bacco: