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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10
Potatoes Onions and Vegetables

Receipts of tender vegetables from the south
.--i~.i y u-y t-ent EesleIlAg put most OF me
tor Stn prices The high cost checked the
demand bur al that stocks were closely cleaned
up. Natural growth cucumbers from Los An
Eeles and hothouse offerings from nearby sec
lions sold AZ S2M225 q box. Potatoes and
onions We're firm at the old quotations.
F0fatoes-River whites. 81 35dl 50 per ctl:
Salinas Burbanks. Sl7OG1.s5 per ctl: Oregon
Burbanks. Sl-50d165 per ctl; sweet potatoes.
S25002.60 per ctl.
0nions-New yellow. SI.1Oal.25 per cti.
Negeta bles-Tomstoes 50cGSl per box for hav
ana t56ls5c per crate for southern: green peas.
609c per 10, string beans. 1O0l2lRc per ID: wax
do. "a loc per Ib; lima beans. 5dSc per 10:
summer squash. Slml25 per hox: southern egg
plant Sfl Toe per 10: green peppers 5d6c per
Dbl, garlic. &c per Do: cabbage. 75c per ctl: Gu
cumbers. S2M2-25 per box; caulihower. 5O86Oc
Der dozen; turnips, 15c per sack: carrots. 75c
Iser sack; celery. 23d35c per dozen; rhubarb,
15cNSl per box.
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Los Angeles Produce Market

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 9.-Dealers who believe
the decline in eggs not justified drove the
price Nd today. The best grade is quoted at
z6c The market is firm AT the new prices.
Butter steady and cheese was firm The
price of sweet potatoes declined
Receipts Of produce today were: Eggs. ~
cases: butter 12. .663 pounds; cheese ! 54s
pounds: potatoes 43o sacks: onions. $50 sacks;
sweet potatoes. 169 sacks; apples. 1s2 boxes
Bufter-California creamery extras 3615c; do
hrsts. 32i2c: cooking. 23c; ladle. 25c.
Eggs-Local ranch canded. Acc; do case
counts fbuying priel. 42c; eastern fresh. Csc
eastern storage. packed extra. 30d34c.
Cheese-SOuthern. 1Sc:. northern. 1S61S1bc:
northern storage. 17c: eastern singles Isc; east
ern twins lSc: eastern cheddars. 19d20c: east
ern longhorns. 19c; eastern daisies 19c Oregon
twins. 21c: Oregon daisies. 1S61Sl5c: swiss i'm
ported. 32e; swiss domestic. block. 22G24c;
cream brick l9d20c; limburger 19m2oc.
Beans-No. ! pink Sc: No. limas. S5d5. 25:
Lady Washington. 81 25d450; No i small
whites. 81; No ! garTanzas $3.50: No. 1 Cali
forna lentils. 81.
Potatoes Highlands. S1s5: Nevadas S175:
Lompocs. 1925: Salinas. 1925: early rose. north
ern. So local early rose. 81 SIS; new potatoes
box, 81; yellow sweets. s.. %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10

Chiyo. He is the commodore captain
of the line and has been practically on
the retired list for several years He
has been living in Yokohama. enjoying
the climate, drawing his pay and talk
ing more than a little comfort. during
stormy weather, in watching the other
fellows going to sea and take the med
icine that had been his for many years.
When Captain Greene was granted
leave Of absence on account of the
death of his wife. Captain Filmer was
asked to take up the yoke again for
one voyage. The elements treated him
kindly and the liner behaved like a
lady and arrived here on time.
record on this trip. At o'clock, Nov s
ember % the Japanese operator on the
big liner was talking both to Yokoha-
ma and to Honolulu Both calls came
communication was maintained for
several hours. The Chiyo at the time
was 1,914 miles from the Japanese sta
tion and 1927 miles from the Hawaiian
station.
The passengers included nineteen
members of the Pacific coast CONNER
cial delegation to China. the vanguard
of which arrived Sunday on the Man
churia.
The Chiyo crossed the 1Soth parallel
of longitude November % which hap
pened 10 be the birthday of Miss Gene
We've Berg, a cabin passenger To
keep the calendar straight november
20 served as the date for two days and
as result the young lady had two
birthday celebrations. BY Captain Fill
mer's order a special cake was baked
for each celebration and the commo-
dore was greatly disappointed because
the guest OF honor would not give him
the information which would have in
sured the correct number of candles in
each cake.
There were no Hindus among the
Stee-age passenger but there We're 40
japanese women, many of them pic
ture brides. Japanese coolies no longer
come here as the result of an under
standing between the governments of
the two countries, but the immi grafton
of Japanese women of the coolie class
is steadily increasing
The ChiYn'S nassan gers irn1ndod.
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|Snow on ground. s inches.
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


The area of high pressure off the Washington
coast this morning has now passed inland and is
central Idaho. The pressure has com
menced 10 fall along the northern California and
Oregon coasts and the winds have shifted to east
at many stations indicating the approach of an
other storm of the northerpScoast Light rain
has fallen generally over the northern portion Of
the Pacific slope The storm over Saskatchewan
is moving rapidly eastward and is now central
over Manitoba. while secondary depression is
forming Colorado. The area of high press
nre the lakes is causing generally fair
weather east OF the Mississippi river. Conditions
are becoming unsettled in this district and light
rain is probable in the northern counties Satur-
day.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at p. M,
Saturday, December TO- 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Saturday;
probably rain in the afternoon; light southwest
wind.
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Saturday; light
west wind.
Sacramento vaIley-Probably rain Saturday;
light southwest wind
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Saturday. light
west wind.
California south of Tehachapi-Fair Saturday
light north wind.
G. H. WILSON, Local Aerecaster.
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FIonr nnd FnrInnceon. Gnna.

The Merchants exchange semisnnual esti-
mate gives rho stock ~ -four in the state De
cember ! 20 1874 barrels. against 81 lS9 bar
relF nn The same dafe lssf year.
Flour-Callfornls family extras, S5.s0d5 50 net
without discount bakers extras. S5-40d5. 50. su-
perfne. 81 50lz 20: Oregon and washington per
hbi. 81 f504 50 for family bakers and patents
and e404-25 Tor cutoff Kansas patents Sc 20:
1o zfrsighfs. $3.50: Dakota patents 81 30: do
stra rhts. ST 20. DO clear Sc 50 per bbi.
Farinaceous Goods Buckwheat -four 81 20.
huckWheat -four. selfraising. S5: buckwheat
rroars IS: corn meal. yellow So white 50. extra
cream yellow Sc y. extra cream white SO %.
corn -four. 50: cracked wheat. So 30: entire whes
-four So 20 farins- 50 60: graham dour. So; hom-
my. large So. small So granulated So: oat meal
s. 25. do Croats. s. %; pearl barley 81 20: rice
-four. So: rolled oats, 81 25: rolled wheat 50 90:
RE -four So 25 rye meal. 81. 10; split peas gel
low Sc green $780, extra cream rolled oats $50
Ihs $50 90 10 sacks 81: rolled fakes $50 10
bhIs S575. 80 lb sacks s. %: rolled wheat I50
It bhis 81 - > q ID sacks 81 %
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

The fruit market was dull and lfstless res
roreay. with trsdesmen manifesting but little
interest in anything Receipts Of strawber-
ries were large again. 100 chests coming in
from the Natsonville region alone. The berries
were in poor shape and most Of the arrivals
went 10 The Gamers at So chest. while the
best selections We're sold IN g peddng way At
S50G- A few small lots Of grapes came in and
met with prompt sale at stif rates. Apples
and oranges were dull.
StrsVberries- -S3a6 per chest for large and
S5Nl0 for LongworthS
Easpherries-SI0nI3 per chest.
Huckleberries-4M7 per 10.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. Sl46I5 per bbl for
late Howe and S10d11 for early black.
Apples tper box)-Fancy tier red s5cdS1:
Ncwtown pippins. 90cdS1. 10: bellhower 75cds 81:
choice fruit 35d60c Christmas apples. SI.50G
per box.
Pears Winter Nellis. s262 80 per box; cook
ing varieties 15cdSI per box
Iersl uuQns-50dT5c per box.
l'pnieEran tes-65 q 75c for small and 81 a. 50
Tor large boxes.
Grspes-Crate. sI0l.5o: small boxes. Sc asI
citrus Fruits (per boxl-Navel oranges. 81. Is
N2Z for choice and S2.5062.T Is for extra
choice; tangerines, S1Nl-50; rapefruit. S363. so
tor seedless and Sld1-50 for common; lemons
S5.5od4 for fancy. S2.75G3 for choice and S26
200 for standard; Mexican lines 81 50d5.
Tropical Fruits-Bananss. 75cGS1. 80 per bunch
for Hawaiian and s2d3 for Central Ameri-
can; pineapples, S2Q2-50 per dozen.
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Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

. FEIAi-CMA, Dec. 9.-There Is no change in
t4e price paid for eggs today. 41lac being the
highest Offering, and was paid by the Petaluma
SO exchange Independent dealers and specu-
taJors PAID se12c 10 35c. according 10 grade. The
demand Is keen only for FIRST grade. as a good
supply Of other grades IS on the market
SANTA ROSA. Dec 9-There was no change
toQay IN me local egg market. All local dealers
are paving zOlac dozen. spot cash for choice.
and s. lac for seconds. There has never been a
time IN years when the price for eggs was as
loW al this season The output is slowly in
creaslne. but the sizes small.
SANTA Cruz. Dec. 9.-rhere was no further
cut 10 the price Of eggs. which brought from 42c
70 zoc dozen today for produce Of first quality
VITA the supply strong and trade exceptionally
Eood- Although CRY feed is still high there Is
---rlcienr green faed 70 nrsat he dLference
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Rean. and Seed.

II market Is now more settled than At any
rimc since the new crop began 10 come in. and
changes are not nearly as frequent. Colored
are still firm.
Tho merchants exchange semisnnuaI esti-
mate- which appears elsewhere. gives the stock
on hand in fhe state December ] at 1 .002. .69S
sacks. against l-l96.lT0 sacks on the same date
last year
Beans (per ctl)-Bayos s473a3.25: small
white S3.25 G35o: large white s373 81: pink
S5250 $40: red. S5d5.5O: blackeye. $5G5.25;
Tina. - Goa s0- red kidneys. S5d5.T5; cram
berry beans. - T5ds 49, garvanzas 81. .75d3 IS:
horse beans. 81 75N2 p
Seeds-Rrown mustarl. 4afc; yellow mustard.
1s0l9c. rape. Id2atc timothy SIC; hemp. %.
q 81. mIlet. 1c per n.
3rleo Peas-Green. S8.7504 per ctl; Niles.
nominal.
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New York Prnduce

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Hops-ouiet
Hides-Quiet
Petroleum-Steady.
Wool-Quet
Raw Sugar-FiFm: muscovado. 50 test. $50;
centrifugal. 96 test. 4.05c; moasses, 50 test,
3.s3oc. Refned-Sfeadv.
Butter-Firm: unchanged
Cheese-Steady; unchanged.
Eggs-Firm; unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporsted apples Firmly held with small
offerings: spot fancy IS quoted at 12G12Ac;
choice. lie: prime. 9la d10Ac.
Prunes-Strong reports that western opera
tors are buying in the eastern markets. quota
tions ranging from 6l2 70 10%c for Califor-
MAS up to 3o-4os. and 81 d16c for from COS
to 30s Oregons.
ApricOts-Inactive. but steady with little pres
sure to sell; choice. 13d13Lc: extra choice
1919 a 13%4c: fancy. 13& d14c
Peaches in better demand and prices are
hrm; choice. ~ d7a4c; extra choice, 81 a SIC;
fancy. sl2 dec.
Raisins-Quiet. with buyers holding of on
account Of the 6rmness I'm prices. Loose mnsca-
tells are quoted at 5Ad64c; choice to fancy
seeded. 81 d1l3c; seedless, 5G6c; London lay
ers, s.. 200 1.30.
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Local dealers give the new quotations below
for hops and report the market in good move
ment.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about y ale
under quotations; heavy salted steers 10c; light
medium. &c; light. SIC; cowhides. sl5c; stays.
&c; salted kip. 10c; salted veal, l5hc; salted
calf, 1555c: dry hides 1sc: dry salt hides 12c;
dry kip. 17c dry calf. PIC; sheepskLns. shear
dum. T0deoc: long wool. eoc6$1. .25; lambs 20
a soc: horsehides salt. 50 25@3 for large and
81 .50@2 for medium. T5cGS1 for small and %
a SOC for colts: horsehides. dry. $262.25 for
large and 81 25d2 for medium. 50cQS1 for
small and 25@50c for colts; goatskins. prime
sngores. T5cMS1: large hair goats. 30@ 40c; +;
medium. 20030e; small. 5d15c.
Tsllow-No. rendered. 81 G6l2c; No. .. "A
Sc: grease. 2G2kc.
wool-spring clip. San Joaquin. years staple.
edlle; do. months, 7d1lc: Humboldt and
Mendocino 1SGl9c: Nevada. 120l4c per ID.
valley 7G1oc: San Joaquin. fall lambs. 7@10c;
do defective and heavy. 56Tc per ID.
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PonIfrr and Game

Receipts n live poultry were light yesteT-
day and stocks of western that had pre-
riouslv been living around had about disap
ne6red. tho market had little better tone.
Sellers were not trying 10 boost prices how
ever. Dressed turkeys of which 20 cases were
received. were slow of sale AT 23d26c pound.
Came was dull Tho prices quoted for wild
llcls represent average returns.
Poultry fper dczeGl Hens. 81. 4.50l5 fo- small.
S-.l01 ESQ Tor la~ro and SSGI0 for extra
-olnE ROSTERS. Sl.10d $50: DO extra SO 8:
old r0osters. s. .500 ., frvers s505.5O. brOlers.
80 for small and S4N5 for large. ducks.
n lo- pigeons S1.75N2; squads. S3.5064;
geese. 50 5ON3 per pair. live spring turkeys.
pa pc ner n; dressed turkeys. 23d26 per ID.
Game fper 0zenl-Afallard ducks. S30 ,:
csnra~hacks. S50s. Sprig. S303.5O: teal. sea
50 wicCeon s2n2.50: spoonblls. sl.75d2 p:
gray geese. S3G350: white geese. S1.50d2 so:
hrant- S2d225 for small and s275d3 for large;
hare. Sl.75I2. c0ttOntaf rabbits. So
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ST. I,oui. Wool MarIxet
New York Coffee Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'s
wire says:
Havre and Hamburg both sent cables some
what lower than expected this morning. Brazil
had holiday. but houses who get cables from
ton there is still hardening. Prices are ridic-
nlously unsettled. Later the market disregarded
the cables entirely, advancing about 20 points
without any apparent market reason At this
level early buyers turned sellers after liquidat-
ing early purchases, and seemed to work for a
decline. In the late trading the market un-
settled and strenuously pounded by Of our
leading bulls OF only few days ago. The
sellers do not include the actual importers and
distributors Of coffee. those who would be in
a position to deliver contracts-that Is to say,
unless their identity is unusually well covered
up. We can see absolutely no excuse for sell
ing the contract market short here. and believe
that should local interest of this kind be
created 1t would be hard TO cover. lead
ing roasters and importers and those in a posi-
ton TO deliver and accept notices very bull
iSh the
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-E. F. Hutton Co.'s
The government report. making the produc-
ton OF cotton for the present season 5.464, ,59I,
GOO pounds tnot including lintersl equivalent to
ll.426.0o0 bales Of 500 pounds gross weight. was
announced at o'clock this afternoon. at which
time May stood at 1880, but the advance
thereafter was so rapid that when the last sale
of May stood on the board at 15.0Tc the price
In the ring was 5.4lc bid and inside Of three
minutes after the hash the market making
new high records for the season. with May sell
ing at l5.J0c, compared with the previous high
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Hay and Feedstuns

There IS no chanee ln anything under this
head
Pran-s30d3l- 30 per ton
lfjddIfncs-S34yd 81. so per ton.
s5orte-S3I "a - 50 per ton.
Feedstufs-R Rolled barley. S2302 $50: rolled
oars Tor feed S2eM3I: mixed feed. S25d2e for
average lots evergreen cbopfeed, S2l per
ror for car lots and S22 for jobbing:
linseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40 10 tons
so so tons Sal. smaller lots $z1-5o; cocoa
nut cake meal at mills. $3.50 IN 20 and
rnesl ss5d 36: cracked corn. S35036: alfalfa
,t2(ai carload lots S17. Jobbing SIS: red star
slf. meal SIS in car lots and $l9 jobbing:
N ,5eSfo alfalfa meal SIT in lots and SIS
i9,5ine. stockton n1ealfalfa. ST in lots and
SIS fobbine. CaprOcs oilcake meal $3.50 per
sor- cslfsifa S19 IN car lots and $50 3obbing
7.v-Crdinsrr wheat. Sed12- so; choice, SI3d
a: wheat and oat, $9@1l50; tame oat. $s@
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record of 15.40c established November 2s There
was tremendous realizing this advance and
May broke sharply to Is. l3c, at which price the
bulls again offered support
We consider that the report indicates a COM
mercsl crop of IL, $50. 900 bales and as outlined
In previous advices such supply should prove
ample around prevailing high prices, considering
the apathetie state Of trade and the unfavorable
business outlook for the future.
Spectators undoubtedly hold large lines Of
contracts which will be for sale on all hard
spots, naturally checking any inclination of the
market TO advance and which will from time to
time cause sharp declines"
Spot closed steady, 80 points advance; mid
ding upands 15.1oc; do gulf. 1886; sales.
800 bales
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NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Standard copper easy
Spot, Il. goa Il. .35e; December and January,
Y 25G12. 35c: February and March 12256
II 4oc: London. firm; spot, f56 6s 3D. futures
f5I lis Sd. Lake copper. 13d13 25c: electro
lytic. 12.s7h d13c; casting I25od12 75c Ar
rivals reported at New York today, 90 tons.
Exports according TO the custom house returns,
6,40S tons so far this month.
Tin. easy. Spot. IS. 30dss 4oc; December.
8. 25@3S. 35e; January. February and March,
80 20d3s. 35c. London, firm; spot, f173 15s;
futures, f174 lis Cd.
Lead quiet at 445G455c New York and
300 4.31 nc East ST. Louis. London lead, f13
3s Cd.
Spelter. quiet at 5so@ 59oc New York and
d5.Soc East st. Louis. London. f24 2s 3D.
lron-cleveland warrants. 49s Cd in London
Locally the iron market was very unsettled and
quotations are uncertain. No. l foundry north
ern. No. l foundry southern and No / foundry
southern soft. Sf5. .2561625 nominal; No. 2
foundry northern, $14756l5T5
Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec. 9.-Turpentine-F
1449e sales; IS; receipts, AS; shipments, o92;
Rosin-Tirm Sales. s.o72: receipts. 2s45;
shipments. e,115; stocks, 73253 Quotations
3 So so q 2 oS s. 721s E s3725s $50 q.
y. 1920: VIC S7.45: WV S7.55
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Dried Fruits. Raisins. Nuts and Hone,

Fruits -Evsporated spples 81 09l5c; apricots.
D g -Sc: fancy MOorparks. 1914 014c: peaches.
5la 06l2 l2c; fancy. e; prunes. ed614c basis; figs,
nominal. pears. 10N13c.
Raisins-Layers. clusters-6 crown 50 30: 5
crown. 81; crown. sl.4O 3 crown. sl.O5; 2
crow. 81; seeded, 424c for choice and Sc for
fancy; Thompson's seedless. 41zc; loose musea-
tel. crown. 41tc; 3 crown. SIC: , crown. 31zc:
seedless. 81 a@sc; raisins in swestbox at Fresno,
202ILc
Nuts-Alrnonds. nonpareils 15c: IXL. 14c: ne
Plus ultra. I5c; peerless 12c: brakes. II nc: Ian
Euedocs. lie: hardsheu ~ dSc; shelled almonds,
81 q 35c; new wslnuts. I5c per 10 for No. 1 soft
shells 14lac for No ] standards No. ? stand
ard. lie: pecans. 14lA a l5c; peanuts, AZ 65c;
pine nuts Isd2Oc: Italian chestnuts, 9d125c;
California chestnuts sdl0c per II.
Honey-Water white comb. sage honey. 140
i6c; white do. l2dl215c: amber do. 1o6l1c;
Sacramento river comb 10dl3c; extracted. Slz a
e for white. 7dSc for light amber and 81 a
CSC per 10 for amber.
BeeswaK-27i6 = Q30e per ID for light and 2S@
26c for dark.
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CHIY() MARU HAS
MANY PASSENGERS
Liner Arrives From Orient in
Command of Capt. Filmer,
Commodore of Line

HE Japanese liner
Chiyo Maru, Cap
tain w. E. Filmer,
arrived shortly af-
ter midnight yes
t e r d a y morning g
from the far east
with a large num-
Der OF passengers
and a cargo of 3,806
tons. The freight
included 11,715 rolls
of mating, 7S2
bales of raw silk
and 1921 chests of
tea.
1t was a pleasant
surprise to his
many friends to
find Captain Filmer
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

at l0l5c a pound losing the &c gained on the
preceding day
Sales the exchange were as follows:
Eggs cases of fresh extras at 43c and so
42lsc dozen.
CheeSe-50 new fancy Young Americas al 1Tc
g pound
Receipts were $1,000 pounds Of butter. 63. 500
pounds II cheese and S64 cases Of eggs
The following are official quotations estsb
lished on The hoor Of the dairy exchange. Prices
in the street, while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from ll5c to &c
higher owing 10 the various charges to be added
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SAN PEDRO. Dec. 9.-The Mexican steamer
Curacao touched here today, bound from San
Francisco for Ensanada and Guaymas. Mex, and
after taking passengers and freight, it pro-
ceeded
The passenger and freight steamer Bear ar
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BUTTEE. PER POuNn

Cheese California fancy fats I6lsc per 10
steady; 10 hrsts. l5c. STEADY; do seconds. l3c
1rsts. 1880. steady; Oregon hats l6I5c. STEADY;
Wisconsin daisies lSc steady. California storage
mats steady at i5c for fancy and I4Ibc for frsts:
storage oune Americas, 16c steady. Oregon
storage fats l5i9e. firm; do Young Americas
lte. nrnl; eastern storage, lSd1Shc. steady.
Eggs-cailtornia fresh, per dozen. cases in,
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Dec. .-Butter-Steady. Creamer-
les. 230 2sc: dairies. 23d27c.
Eggs-Receipts 400 cases. Steady: at mark
cases included. 1919 d2214c; irsts. Bic; prime
frsts 33c
Cheese-Stesdy. Daisies. 14s4 dI5c: twins
14d14Ac; Young Americas. 141h dl4@4c; long
horns, 14l2 n15c.
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By Massie Wireless
Friday. December O.
STEAMER HIL0NIAN-From Seattle for Homo
lulu; Dec. 8, p. m, .0SS miles from Homo
lulu; westerly wind moderate
STEAMER LURLINE-From San Francisco for
Honolulu; Dec. s. IL p. NJ. 425 miles from
lightship; light south breeze: smooth sea
temperature "a: barometer 30.SS.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-Hence Dec. I
for Victoria; Dec 8. p. M. 11S miles north
of Cape Blanco: fine and clear: light west wind
and smooth sea; small westerly swell barom-
eter 1920; temperature 80; all we'll.
STEAMER REDoNDo-From Coos hay for San
Francisco; Dec s, p M. 80 miles north of
Point Arena; light southerly wind; smooth
sea; all well.
U. S. STEAMER LoGAN-Hence Dec. for Ma
Mia via Honolulu: Dec 8. midnight. $50 miles
off San Francisco: light northwest wind: mod
crate sea: all we'll
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San Luis
for Honolulu; Dec Z, midnight. 1,050 miles
from Port San Luis; weather clear and fine;
all we'll.
STEAMER ARGYLL-From Port San Luis for
San Francisco; Dec s, p. m. 15 miles south
of Pigeon point: clear; calm; smooth sea; bar
ometer 1922; temperature IS.
STEAMER CH1NA-Hence Dec. for Yokohama
via Honolulu; Dec. s. p. M, sos miles OF
San Francisco.
STEAMER RoMA-From Port San Luis for San
Francisco; Dec. 8, 9:23 a. M, passed Point
Sur: will arrive at Crockett Dec. 10. a. m.
STEAMER FALCoN-From Portland for San
Francisco; Dec. 8, 126 miles north of San Fran
cisco; due Dec. 10, 1890 a.. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-10
Eastern livestock Market


CHICAGO. Dec. -Cattle-Receipts estimated
AZ 5000: market steady. Reeves. 81 40d1. 20;
Texas steers. s4.10d5.30: western steers. 81 10
N6.2O; stockcrs and feeders. 81. 25@ 80; cows
and heifers. 50. .25d 10: calves STG9
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000; market
generally 1oc higher. Light. sT-25@7.65; mixed.
81. n 80; heavy. $T.25dT65; rough. SIZE
So. y N So. bulk Of sales $7.45@7.60
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000: market
strong 10c higher. Native. 50. .50G4 40: west
ern. 81. T5@ 40: yesrlings. 81 25G5.50 lambs.
native Ss.25dG.50: western. S4.75d650.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 9.-Cattle-Receipts.
2 600: market steady Native steers. S4T5d
and feeders So T5d5.2j: bulls So. .40d5: calves.
S4Gs.25; western steers. $4.25@5.50; western
cows. 81. .T5d4.T5.
Hogs Receipts 5000; market to 10c higher.
Bulk Of sales. $7.45dT.35: heavy, $7.50dT. so;
packers and butchers, $T.45@T55; light, s7.4o
d7.55.
sheep-Receipts 5000; market 1oc higher
Muttons $3.5OM410; lambs, $5.2506. 40: fed
wethers and yearlings. $3.5o@5; fed western
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec 9.-Cattle-Receipts.
1 600. market steady to stronger. Native steers
81 256850; COWS and heifers. $3@52j: western
steers So 50d5.75: range cows and heifers. 81. so
as. Gamers 81. .sod3.40: stockers and feeders
s.. .25a5.40; calves. SS.50@s; bulls, stags. etc,
Hoss&Receipts. 1900: market 1oc higher.
Heavy. s7.3od75o; mixed. s7.40@7.5o: light.
$500 90; pigs, se-5oG7.25; bulk of sales.
Sbeep@Receipts. 1000: market 1o0l5c higher.
Yesrlings S3.S0d523; wethers, $3.25d4. 10:
ewes, $3d3.S5: lambs. S5G625.