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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

home OF his daughter in this city. was
buried Yesterday. Daddy" Clark was
for many years in the service of the
Oceanic steamship company ard as
chief steward of the liner AlsHn eda
was known to thousands of travellers.
He retired from. the sea to. go! into
business altogether a few years ago.
and until the time of his death enjoyed
a comfortable leisure. He was IA years
of age and rich in friends.
Water Front Notes
The United States survey steamer
Explorer arrived yesterday at Homo
lulu from Alaska.
The Pacific Mail liner Asia Captain
Gaukroger. which left here October II.
arrived yesterday at HonD1ulu-
The Pacific Mail liner Newport sailed
Monday from Acapulco for this port.
Receipts of lumber Yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
Aids Disabled Coaster
SEATTLE, Oct 1s.-When the ma
chinery of the steam schooner Santa
Monica broke down off the coast north
of Grays Harbor during heavy storm
at 3 o'clock yesterday morning it was
running side by side with the steam
ship President else it might have suf-
fered disaster.
The President responded to the Santa
Monica's distress signals and after
breaking three hawsers, made a line
fast to the disabled ship and towed it
to Seattle, arriving here today.
The Santa Monica lost it's deckload
jured. 1t was carrying 35 passengers
and a cargo of lumber from Seattle
to San Francisco The President
reached here a hours late.
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from Rotterdam yesterday was chartered prior
to arrival for barley to the United Kingdom
Norwegian steamer Christian Bors on Puget
sound is fixed for wheat thence to Europe at
30s.
The British steamer Needles on Columbia
to Shanghai at $50. The steamer rechar-
tered prior to arrival The steamer Nome
city % e., is psnsased for lumber from Puget sound
shipments of OIL
The tank steamer W. s. Porter sailed from
Monterey for Honolulu and kahului on Monday
with 10000 barrels Of crude oil in bulk valued
at $4,000.
Notice to Mariners
Ihe following information has been received
from the branch photographic office at Port
Townsend. Wash:
F. Kelly. second officer of the steamer Sew
ttude Dorth So degrees "a minutes. longitude
west 142 degrees Is minutes. passed a large
dead whale appsfently dead long time
October 3, 1910. in latitude north IS de
rees p minutes, longitude west 13s degrees 16
minutes passed spar buoy painted red with
black top and the remains of number mark
in white on its side close to the top.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant Z. s. N, in charge.
Office of U. s. Lighthouse Inspector.
Eighteenth District.
San Francisco. Oct IS. 1910.
Humboldt bay, Cal-Notice is hereby given
class nun. has been dragged about 1.O0e feet
northeasterly of its proper position It will be
of Buoys ETC.. Pacific Coast 1905 p. Ss
BY order Of the bureau of lighthouses.
W. G. MILLER.
Commander L. S. N, Inspector.
Licenses Renewed
Steamer Bonnie Doon-A. L. Oliver. master.
Steamer Tiburon-H. r. White, master.
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CeneraI MereIandise

Eaes-Grain bags 5la d5%c; San Quentin
faCs - c- wool bags 2Tlac FOR III and % &c
Tur 8 ID. fleece Irvine. Ti=c per lh.
Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIG per
far- wellington. 50. New Wellington. 50; Coos
hav 81: Australian house-RichmOnd. ETC.: So;
PeIaw Main So stanford Richmond SO; Cum
berland So n bulk and Sl6.50 in sacks: Welsh
Futhrscite. Slj; coke. SIG per ton N bulk ana
~ u sacks.
n-ouorations are FOR barrels. Linseed
lower ~ Sill per gallon for boiled and Sl.o9
J. 1Ic: Bakers "A. SL1TM1.l9; China nut
rases. GOFi zoe per gallon: coeoanut oil. in bar
rels. s0NsSlac for XXX. T75a Sic for No,
and 75d = lae Tor No. >. according ~ quantitE :
rKfrs bleached winter sperm oil. Soc; natural
winter sperm OIL S0c; natural whale oil. 05e:
pure lard OIL 81: winter strained lard oil, 9oe;
pure nesssfoot oil. S5c; No. ] neatsfoOt oil. Soc;
herring oil. 50c; salmon oil, soc; boiled fish OIL
50c: paint OIL 45c.
Coal oil. Gasoline. etc.-Water white. Iron
barrels or drums SC. 150 degree oil. iron barrels
or drums. 10'ec; special do. lie; pearl oil. in
rases 16c astral. ice; star, l6c; extra star l9c;
Elaine. 26tsc. eocene 19c; red crown and motor
gasoline. in bulk l1c. ia cases 24c; engine dstIl-
gasoline. n bulk soc. i'm cases 3 i2c; varnish
sagers' and painters napbtha, in bulk l5c in
eaSrs 22iac.
end alc I'm bulk drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-E So 40: r, s9.45: G, $3.50; II. $685.;
J. 50 GO; X. S9.T5: NJ. SO: y. Slo.35; VIC.
SO 30: WV. SiOg5 per barrel Of 2sO lbs.
Red and White Lcad-Red, So d9c; white, dS4
Csnped Fruits-The California Gamers associ-
stion quotes 1910 pack follows:
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EASTERN STATIONS
sYNOPsIs OF WEATHER CONDTTTONs

The West Indian storm has moved slowly
Hortheastward. Reports are missing from Florida
On the Carolina coast high east winds
ported. The disturbance will probably continue
its slow northeast motion Pleasant though
somewhat warm weather prevails in the north
Atlantic states. the Ohio valley and lake region
An extensive depression lies lust west OF the
Mississippi valley and is moving steadily east
ward. Rain has fallen in the plains state with
change from southerv warm winds TO cold
northwest winds. The pressure is unusually high
over Montana and tne Canadian territory ON
the Pacific slope the weather is warm and cless-
with moderate north winds in the interior
There has been rain except the Washing
ton coast Rain has fallen in the great BASIN
The temperature has fallen 80 degrees in the
Missouri valley. In California there has been
rise of about 10 degrees along the central coast
and in the Sacramento valley.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was As aud
at Fresno 65 per cent
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair WedneS-
day; cooler in the afternoon and night; light
north wind. changing TO west
Fer the Santa Clara valley-Fair Wednesday ::
continued warm: light north winds
( For the Sacramento valley-Fair wednesday !:
continued warm: light north winds.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fsir wednesday I.
continued warm: light north winds.
For California south Of the Tehachapi-Fair
Wednesday; continued warm; light north wind
changing TO south
A. G. McADIE District Foreeaster.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

flour-California family extras. $5.G0@6 net
Wtth0ut discount; bakers extras SJ-60M6; super
me S4:4044. 20; Oregon and Washington. per
Dbl. S4-SoM5-05 for family. bakers and patents
snd S405@4.30 for cutoff; Kansas patents, SEQ;
90 straights. ESQ; Dakota patents, $40; do
stralglts. ST.20; do clear. $500 per bbl-
tarinace0us COods-Buck wheat -four. $40;
huckwheat -four. self-raisiRg 81; buckwheat
Eroats, IS: corn meal, yellow So, white 81, extra
cream yellow 1925. extra cream white S3-25
corn -four. S3; cracked wheat. $3.50; entire wheat
h0ur. S320; farina. $500; graham hour. 50; ;
hominy. large So. small So. grsnulated SS oat
meal 81 %; do greats. S4.2j; pearl barley, $40;
rice -four. Sc; rolled oats. 81 -: rolled wheat
$3.50; rye -four. S325: rye meal. $3.l0; split
peas. yellow Sc. green Sc 80; extra cream rolled
oats, $50 lbs $50. 90 10 sacks s.; rolled flakes
zSe 10 barrels s. -: ? 30 Ib sacks S5-2J; rolled
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COTTON FUTURES
Roston Wool Market

BOSTON. Oct. 1s.-Large sales of we'll graded
Montana. mostly half blood. have done much TO
revive the Boston wool market. and with values
holding firm local dealers regard the situation as
more hopeful. Sales of territory also extended to
Wyoming in original bags while the trade is fur
ther stimulated by inquiry along other lines. The
demand for fleece wools. however is somewhat
quiet. although some fine unwashed Ohio delaine
has been sold at fair prices.
Pulled wool moves slowly but there is much
interest in the foreign product.
Scoured basis: Texas, fine - months 576
Soc: fine 6 to months, 52@55c; fine, fall, q
SOC.
California northern. 57@6oc: middle county.
52@ SIC: southern. 4sm5oc; fall free. 4od4Tc-
Oregon. eastern No. ] staple, 81 6I64c: eastern
clothing 5sm5Ic; valley No. 1. J4@55c.
Territory fine staple. 64d65c: fine medium
staple $4,000 fine clothing. 51d5sc fne me
dunn clothing. 55756c: half blood combng, Goa
62c. ree-eighths blood combing, 5605Sc quar-
ter blood combing. 52954c
52M53c.
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Hav and Feedstufs

Receipts of hay fell OF considerably Yesterday
being only 273 tons. including 10 cars. The mar
ket shows no change whatever. Feedstuhs also
stand the same
Bran S29M3l per ton.
Middlings-S34M 36 per ton.
shorts S30a % per ion.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley. SO rolled oats
Tor feed. S29 631; mixed feed. s25a26 for aver
rye lots; liRseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40, "
Tons S40-50. tons Sal. smaller lots S4l."c;
cocoanut cake or meal at mills $3.50 in 70 and
10 and S2G in > ton lots: jobbing. $3.50; corn
meal. S36M37; cracked corn. S36434; alfalfa
meal. carload lots ST. jobbing SIS; red star al
fsifa meal. slT in CARROTS and SIS l0bbing: NO
deSto alfalfa meal. Sl6.J0 in car lots and Slt.',
lobbing: Stockton mcalfalfa. SlT in car lots and
SIS Johh ne: Caproco oilcake meal. Sl0oO per
Ton; cslfalfa. SO I'm car lots and $50 iohhing
Hay-Ordinary wheat. S9d - 20: choice, sl3d
8: wheat and oat S9N 1850: tame oat. S9d
30; volunteer Mild oat. S1M9; alfalfa, S'gl3i
stock hay. SsN6.50 per ton.
SrraM-a.l l1Gnc nor hale.
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Hides, TaIIow. Wool and Hops

Local houses report the hide market dull and
weak with plenty Of stock here. Wool continues
very dull. and hops are stin quiet and without
fcs iure.
Hides-Culls and brands sell about = a le un-
fer quotations heavy salted steers. l0i@e: hght
medium 9i.c; light. 9c: coWhides. &c; stays, lc:
Fsifed kip Zoe; salted veal. 5lac: salted calf
I5iae: dry hides. lSc: dry salt hides. lie; dry
SID. lie; dry calf 22c; sheepskins. shearlings
e5d 40c each short wool. 40M Zoe: medium. I0d
snr- long wool. 9ncM 81 p; lambs. 2oN3tc;
h0rseaides. salt. 50 2.2Jd3 FOR large and Sl.50d2 :
fur med um. 75cMSi for small and 23a soc for
colts. horsehdes dry. S2@225 for large and
9JNa = for medium. J0cdS for small and 25d
boz for cnifs: goaiskins. prime angoras. 15cd 81 :
large hair goats. 30N 40c; medium. 20@3Oc
Taiiow-No rendered. ~ GsIsc; No. =. 4a
b. grease. 2M2i@c
Wool-SpriHE clip. san Joaquin. years staple.
ga Iic- d. : months. 7G1ic- northern. Sopoma
xnd Nendociuo. ISd 20c: Humboldt 20c asked,
u llrrsda. 13M l6c per 10.
'FaH Mountain free 9d1le: northern and
VaIlor. n ior; san Joaquin fall lambs, "a luc;
d. defective sHd heavy. ga 7c per lb.
TT0p--l iiforn e. 1900 crop. nominal Oregon,
toninaI; crop of 1910. l2is l61.c per ID.
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Sierra Searched for Opium

Shortly before the liner Sierra ar
rived the last time at Honolulu a
the island port. Although liners from
the orient touch there every few days
the local authorities decided that the
opium had been brought from San
Francisco and that the Sierra was the
vessel on which it had been carried.
When the liner arrived it was board
ed by Collector Stackable's, force, re-
inforced by the crew of the revenue
cutter Thetis. and given a thorough
search. No opium was found
Every member OF the crew was then
to appear before the grand jury at a
certain hour on a certain day. The
time set was the same in all subpenas
Captain Houdlette protested against
out of the ship at the same time, and
asked to be allowed to send them in
two patches. so that half the crew
could stay by the ship while the other
authorities then decided that the only
members of the crew that need heed
the subpenas were the porter and the
baker.
Before the ship sailed Captain Houd-
lette was told that he must leave the
baker, George Borasky, in Honolulu
authorities that they would have to
send for the man. They didn't send
The Sierra sailed with the grand jury
no wiser on the opium situation and
500 paid to the man who served the
subpenas at the rate of 81 per.
VIII Try to Move Damara Today
Captain Logan of the British under
writer's. who is in charge of the at
tempt to save the stranded steamer
Damara, expects to make another try
today to float the derelict. The pumps
were going yesterday and reduced the
water in the hold at the rate of one
foot an hour. All day the stevedores
on board were earning 81 an hour
throwing water soaked barley over
board, and by high tide today it is be-
lieved that the ship may be light
enough to respond to the persuasion
of a good, strong pull. When the Da- :
mara does come off there will still be
much work to do before the freighter
goes to sea again, as the hull is known
to be extensively damaged.
storm Battered Schooner Returns
The schooner r. w, Bartlett, which
left here October s for Puget sound
returned to port yesterday in distress
The Bartlett lost its mizzenmastbead
in a gale encountered October 10 and
five days later ran into another storm
which wrought further havoc aloft All
three masts were badly sprung. and as
the wind was more favorable for com
ing home than continuing the voyage
to the sound, the schooner turned .ba ck
and will be repaired before going to
sea again.
Daddy Clark PASSES Away
Osmer n. Clark, better known as
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RulId;nr C-outrsrt.

W. III. and Mary T. Mention with T. s. Holm
To erect a three story and basement frame build
ing In " line of Mason street. o. y Of Pine, W
62:e by y %: $6, 9SS.
A. Bfame with John Anderson-Al work ex-
cept gas fixtures and gas connections for a one
story and basement frame building in line OF
ArbOr street. W Of Diamond $3.50
Mrs Augusta Deiss with p. LOuStalet and J.
Natraman-AH work except shades. fixtures
plumbing and gas fitting for alterations and addi-
lions for a three story frame building In line
Of Treat avenue. % 5 OF Twentieth street. p
BY 1926; 81. .s22
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Portland livestock Market

PORTLAND. Oct. s-Cattle-Recelpts. 800
head: market steady. Beef steers. good TO choice,
S54 5-50 beef steers. fair TO medium, S4.50d5;
choice sPayed heifers, s4.50&f4.75; good TO choice
beef cows. 1850 4.50: medium TO good beef
cows. S3.50m4; common beef cows, seas. so;
bulls. S3.50H4; stays. good TO choice S4G4. 80;
calves. light S6.T5d7.10, heavy S3.75d5.
Hogs-Receipts. 100 head: market weak. Top.
S9S5: fair TO medium. S9.50d9.75.
Sheep-ReceiDts. none: market firm Best val
ley wethers. S3 2oG3 so: fair to good wethers.
$3d325; best medium wethers. S464. .25; best
valley ewes. S3G3-50: lambs. choice medium 50
05-2J, choice valley S4-75G5.
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he bean market has not yet got down to
slabe basis and fluctuations are almost Of daily
occurrence. The quotations below represent ar
tRsis from the country before being reelesned
beans tper ctl-Bayos, $4.500475: small
white. S3.TsM3.S5: large white S3.50@3 3. IS;
PINK. S4-90d5; red. S5d5. 10: backeye. $56t5. .25;
una, S4o5N So: red kidneys. So al %; Gran
perry beans, S4-25d4 4.s3; garvanzas, $2.50@3.25i
Horse beans. 1850 p
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4isc; yellow mustard.
-; naxseed. 5Q5lsc: canary, 3iaQ3&c: al
lsta' l4Ml5c; rape, l@2l2c; timothy, Tl2c;
nenp. 5@Sl2c; millet. 22sc per lb
Dried Peas-Green. s. per ctl.
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liners MAKE FAST
HONOLULU run
In Friendly Maneuvering for a
Lead Wilhelmina Almost
Sneaks Past Sierra

HE Matson naviga-
tion co m p a n Y S
Ii n e r Wilhelmina,
c a p t a I II p e t e r
Johnson, made a
record run from
II O n oil u u. The
liner was driven at
full speed all the
way from the
island port and
made such good
progress that it
almost caught nap
ping ana over
hauled the ( a S t
liner Sierra Of the
Oceanic line, which
left Honolulu the
same day. The Si-
arro apd fba Will
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Los Angeles Produce Market

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Is.-The expected adj
vance t N the price OF eggs was made To-Day on N
quoted st 4ee. The prices win remain high
throughout the winter, IL Is believed Butter
and cheese were firm. Potatoes continued weak.
Produce receipts were: Eggs. 10l cases; but
ter. o., 16S pounds; cheese. 1886 pounds: pota-
toes, $50 sacks; onions, GO sacks; sweet pota-
toes. 10 sacks; apples, II. .5SS boxes.
Butter lper lb)-CFeamery, extra 3ac; hrsts,
32c ladle butter, 25e: cooking butter. 2oc.
Eggs (pef dozeu)-Loeal ranch. candled. frsts.
46c ease counts. 42c; eastern fresh, Soc; storage
extras. 32c; storage seconds. 27c.
Beans (per ctl)-No. l pink. S6.25d6.50; No.
limas. 81; No l Lady Washington, $3.50; No.
] small whites. S4.s0: No. ! blackeyes. $50;
No garvanZas, $3.50; No. / California len
ills. 81
Potatoes (per ch)-Highland, s11o@1.35; sa-
linas. Sl.75.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

cries 24@29c: dairies. 23G27c. Eggs steady;
receipts. 3.549 cases: at mark. cases included.
1873 81 1sc: irsts. 24e: prime frsts. 26c Cheese
steady; daisies. 15i2 @15%c; twins, 14&4 a loci
Young Americas, 16I5e; longhorns, 1910.
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New York Produce

{ NEW YORK. Oct 1s.-Hops-F Firm.
Hides-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Nooi-Quiet.
Sugar-Raw. nominal: Muscorado. 50 test.
3 4Oc: centrifugal 90 test 3 90c; molasses sugar.
50 test. 355c; refined. quiet.
Coffee losed steady. net > points higher 10 )
points lower. Sales. 53.250 bags. October. No
Fe1aber and December. s.55c; January. and Feb
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shipment. for New YORK

The steamer Olson and Mshouy sailed for
ABcon direct yesterday with merchandise for
New York valued at S2O9. O2J and including the
following %. 264 gals wine 80. 81 salmon
30 .093 lbs nuts. 4.601 cs canned goods, 1851
lbs beans and o. .264 lbs scrap tin
The steamer also had ]. .226 gals wine 20i cs
salmon 10 bbls -four and 127 cs canned fruit.
valued at 80. 500. consigned to Panama.
Barley for England
The French bark Jean Baptlste was cleared
for Grimsby. Eng. yesterday. with 81, 169
eentals of barley. valued at S65 500, and 16 OoG
feet of lumber. valued at 1892
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Beans and seeds

6ihs S250M3: gray geese. S364; hare, s1.75@
= oottontail rabbits. S2.5Od2.T5.
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N AT AUCTION
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

Emitted States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. October IS.
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Memoranda


Per stmr Nevadan-Sailed from San Francisco
Lao a. M, s miles west of Cape Blanco, port
propeller fail shaft carried away and pHnctured
the vessels hull, causing it to leak; IS feet of
water In and holds; vessel leaking badly
iettissoned about so tons of cargo; on arrival
No and No. holds full of water: tug Sea
Rover will dock vessel Immediately at Greenwich
street wharf and commence to discharge cargo.
Br stmr Damara-Little swell stsrboard
side; throwing overheard damaged cargo from
after hatch.
L. s. weather bureau at Point Reyes reports
at 1890 p m.. stmr Nevadan passing south; sig
nailed full of water and in danger: was proceed
ing under steam and making good headway:
Nevadan left San Francisco Oct. 16 for Puget
sound ports.
Per schr r. W. Bartlett-On Oct. 10. latitude
~ 80 north, longitude 1913 II west, carried away
mizzenmast head and trestle tree In strong NV
squall and heavy sea; on Oct. - spinaker
trestle tree carried away and fell on deck: as
three masts- were badly sprung decided 70 return
for repairs.
SEATTLE. Oct. 1s.-Stmr Santa Monica. from
Grays Harbor for San Francisco. previously re-
ported in tow of stmr president arriving at Sc
attic today. reports stay bolt or socket bolt let
go in boiler: after repairing It let go again,
water gaining rapidly until reaching ashpans;
tripped lashings and let go deekload to save
vessel from being waterlogged.
ST. MICHAEL. Oct, 1S.-Stmr Victoria. from
Nome for Seattle. went ashore at this port Sun
day. Oct. I6: was foated Monday, Oct. IL, Il 80
D. m. with apparent damage.
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Stmr Nevadan hence Oct. Is for Seattle. return
ing in distress; 7:15 a. M, steam schr, loaded
with lumber. bound south.
CRESCENT-Passed In Oct. Is, 10 a. m.-U.
>. ing Snohomish. from cruise.
,IToWNSENDt.Sailed Oct 1s-Br stmr Neither
lee, for Australia.
Arrived Oct. 1s-Nor stmr Christian Bors. from
Newport News.
FkRAILoNEs- Passed Oct. Is, 1o:4S a. NJ
REDoNDo BEAcH-Arriyed Oct. -stmr
Gualala from San Pedro. and sailed for San
Sailed Oct. IS -schr Tansit for San francisco
sri,H arrived Oct. ls-aBktp irmRard, from Hilo
Sailed Oct. lS-Sfmr Saginaw, for San Fran
LUDLow-Arrlved Oct 1s-stmr Hornet.
SEATTLE Oct. 1s-stmr President.
hence Oct. Is with stmr Santa Monica in tow
Arrived Oct. Is. .. m.-stmr Eureka, hence
Sailed Oct 1s. 10 a. m.-ship Elwell. for
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRk-Arrfved Oct. iT-Br stmr Allan
Sailed Oct. I1~stmr crstoba1 for Colon.
ISLAND PORTS
moNoLuLnArrived ~" Oct =, H .orsong a. msr .csr
Ludlow. from Grays Harbor; U. s. stmr Ex-
pi0rer' from Alas5si EosprsS PORTS
HANkOw-sailed Oct is-Br stmr Hazel
Dollar & for N Moreran .,.o
for Ancon Oct. i-stmr Newport, for San
AAhS-Saleu
for SaIina Cruz
Arrived Oct 2-Schr Admiral. from Aberdeen
In port Oct. 4-Ital ship Speranza. for Puget
sound.
SANTA RosALIA-Arrived Oct. is-schr
Oliver j. Olson. from Aberdeen.
ST. LUCIA Sailed Sept. 24-Br stmr Strathfl-
Plan. for San Francisco.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oct. 7--Jap stmr kiyo
Maru for Salina Cruz
SALIVA CRUZ-Saiied Get 16-Stmr Colum
bian. for San Francisco via San Diego
LIMERICK-Arrived Oct. 17-Br ship Celtic
TarOlpa (upeusfOWn.
SINGAP0RE-Arrived Oct. 14-Br stmr Mum
caster Castle. from Shanghai for New York.
VfiDPARAISO-Arrive prior Oct. 17-Br stmr
Hug henden. from New York.
VfOosUNG-Passed Oct. 17-Br stmr Winnie
bas,p. hence Sept. 49,
fICTORTA-Arrived Oct. 1S-Br stmr Makura,
Fl ON Sydney, N. S. W.; Br stmr Harneur. hence
Oct. Il.
GEELoNG-Arrired Oct. 15-Br stmr Rofhera,
from Honolusur via Newcastle. n. s. w.
MARSEILLES-Sailed Oct. 1i-Fr stmr Am
iral Fourichon. for San Francisco
, YOKOHAMA-Sailed Oct. 16-Br stmr Suveric,
for Seattle.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIVERPOOL-Sailed Oct. 1S-Stmr Cymric,
for Boston.
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New York Metal Market


NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-StandaFd copper steady;
spot l2 421d II. .621sc October, IL. 421 a IL soc;
November u. 456 II. soc; December. 12.456
IL j0c: January. 12.500i1 65c. The London mar
ket was easy, with spot quoted at f57 as Cd and
futures at fJs IS. Local dealers report con-
tinued firm market. with lake quoted at 12.S7l5
G13e; electroytic, 12.75@12S71sc: casting,
70 37Ib a II. 621ac. Arrivals reported at New
York today. 470 tons. Custom house returns
show exports of IA 203 tons so far this month.
Tin firm: spot sc. BOA BIC: October. sc. Boa
IS 4Oc:- November, So 60ds5. 75e; December.
35 25d 35. 40c: January. 35.o5M 35. 25c. Sales 5
ions of October at 36.35c; % tons November
port OF New York. 1850: 25 tons same. IS. 7oc;
% tons same. 35.15c: % tons. s.. soc. The Lon
don market was strong, with spot quoted at f1e5
los aud futures at f161 los
Lead was quiet at 4.40d4.45c New York and
425d430c East st. Louis. London was quoted
at fI3 IS Cd.
Spelter was steady at 5.50d Zoe New York
and 8 40M 5.45c East St Louis. In London spot
was quoted at f24 IS Sd.
Iron-Cleveland warrants, 40 715d in London.
Locally iron was quiet; No. i foundry northern,
No. foundry southern and No. l southern soft
x15.75n p; No. foundry northern, s15.5O6
10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-19
Naval store.-TurpentIne and RoaIn

SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct is.-Turpentips firm at
75e: sales. 300; receipts, 1s5: shipments, 2,339;
stock sc. 24S.
Rosn firm: sales, o.1s2: receipts, 1.795; ship
ments, 2.339; stock, s6.o4s. Quote: b. $5.95: d..
Sses; F. go Se s9,So m =; $780, ~ y; a;e ;Se4z,s 3
$6. 60; WV, S7.05.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-19
81 I.ouis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Oct 1s.-Market quiet Medium
grades comBing and clothing. 23d24c: light fine
l9621c; heavy fine. 15GlIe; tub washed, 20
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-19
NEWS OF THE OCEAN

Tonnage Engagements
The French bark Boieldieu, which arrived here