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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

tonight TO finish lumber cargo at St Johns.
1t Is loading for Adelaide.
with 100000 feet of lumber for San Francisco
tne steamer Rainier cleared at the custom house
this morning.
Laden with 800 tons of cement and 200 tons Of
general freight the steamer Rainier arrived at
Oak street dock at o'clock this morning from
San Francisco. 1t experienced bad northwest
weather as far Cape Mendocino.
In command of Captain John Reed the new
bar tug Oneonta left down this morning for its
station at the mouth of the Columbia river. IL
ra4r vii rslIese tne tug Wsnderer, which viii be
returned to its owner, the Puget Sound Steam
boat company.
Beacon light No. I at Tongue point crossing
was carried away yesterday. according 10 a re-
port received by the lighthouse inspector 1t
VIII be replaced as practicable.
A telegram was received this morning by Com
mander i. NJ. Ellicott from Charles Earl acting
secretary of the department of commerce and
labor. notifying him that he has been reap
pointed inspector for the Thirteenth lighthouse
district. taking effect July l.
G. b. Cooper, chief operator of the United
wireless telegraph company here. received word
from Captain Bridget. master of the Standard
oil companys tank steamer Asuncion. that vii
liam Anderson. the wireless operator the
steamer. had an attack of appendicitis while the
vessel was on the way to Puget sound last week
He was operated on at Vancouver and is not yet
out of danger
ABERDEEN, June so.-The schooner Watson.
bound for Sydney. got away to late last
evening. The schooner Fred E. Sanders also got
over the bar.
The schooners Santa Monica. Lindauer and
points tomorrow.
TACOMA, June -Arrived-British ship Dali
gomsr. from Seattle
Sailed-Steamer Santa Ana. for seattle;
steamer President. for sound ports; steamer Adj
mtrai Sampson. for sound ports.
PORTLAND June so. = Arrived - Steamer
Rainier from San Francisco; steamer Eureka.
from Eureka; steamer Falcon, from San Fran
cisco.
sailed-stesmer WiIheImina for siuslaw river.
SEATTLE. June O.-Arrived-Steamer Ad-
miral Sampson. from sound ports; steamer Presi-
dent, from sound ports; steamer Atlas. from
Tacoma; steamer Santa Ana, from Tacoma
steamer Lucy Neff, from Coos bay; steamer Una
tilla from Nome.
Sailed-Steamer Northland. for Sitka; steamer
Humboldt. for WinslOw: British ship DaIgomar.
for Tacoma; steamer Atlas, towing barge Three,
for San Francisco.
ASTORIA, June 30.-0n tank steamers Wash
tenaw and Rosecrans sailed this morning for
San Francisco after having discharged their
cargoes of fuel oil.
Steamer Roanoke sailed this morning for San
Francisco with freight and passengers
Steamer Eureka arrived this afternoon from
Coos bay with freight and passengers.
Steamer Falcon of the American = awaiian line
arrived this afternoon from San Francisco with
freight in bond that came over the Mexican line
from the east.
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DIVERTING CANAL
To- PREVENT FLOODS
High Water of San Joaquin to
Be Carried Off
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cali

BYRON, June 30.-Further details Of
the plan for the building of an i'm
mense dtverting canal from Paradise
dam. east of Tracy, to Dutch slough.
near Antioch, set at rest the fear that
the emptying of the body of water into
the San Joaquin might endanger island
tracts directly tributary.
At the point where the water is to
be taken out of the San Joaquin ut
Paradise dam or the Kassen break. an
immense dam will be constructed. This
dam will hold the water of the San
Joaquin at its original channel, except
during high water.
When the water registers 10 feet at
the San Joaquin river bridge 1T has
reached the danger point. The dam
will hold the water up to this mark.
Above this it will commence running
over the dam into the canal. The canal.
therefore, Will keep the San Joaquin at
the safety point.
This surplus water will run on down
the canal to Dutch slough. where IN
immense f1oodgate viii control the sit
ua tion and prevent backing up.
The construction of this dam and
canal will save the city of Stockton
from ever again being flooded from
back water. it is said by its promoters.
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hiti: June 20. S n. M. 50 miles of San Fran.
cisco IightshD: moderate northwest wind anu
sea; barometer 3o10; temperature 81
STEAMER HYADES-From Kahului for San
Francisco; June -, 10 p. m. 600 miles from
Port Allen.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Port San Luis
for Honolulu: June 27 p. n, 1.560 miles
from Port San Luis; moderate trades and sea;
all we'll
STEAMER MANCHURIA-From Honolulu for
San Francisco; June -. s p. M, S97 miles on
San Francisco; all well.
STEAMER MAVERICK Hence June % for As
toria; June 90 II 80 a m, miles north OF
Table bluff: calm: clear; smooth; barometer
30 10: temperature 60.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE Hilo for San
Francisco: June 20 p M, 600 miles on San
Francisco cloudy; north northeast breeze;
smooth sea.
STEAMER SIBERIA-Henee June % for Hone
lulu. China and Japan: June 70 p. M, All
miles of San Francisco; all well.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-From Seattle
for San Francisco; June - y. M, 80 miles
south of Blunts reef; foggy light northerly
wind: smooth; barometer 3U.22.
STEAMER J. A. CHANsLoR-Hence June 20 for
Portland; June - p. m, 10 miles south OF
Point Arena; light northwest wind; smooth sea
and thick fog.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Speoiai Disoofch 10 The Cain

l-3N ANGELES, June 30.-Egg receipts todsy
were 20 cascs and the market Nas firm and
unchanged. The bottom was knocked completely
'nl ot ihe new potato market. Sales I'm carload
.itS were made as low prices s00 TJc per cfl.
ln small lots tho new potatoes sold for S5casi
Receipts of produce were. Eggs 235 cases
nliter- 44.cS1 pounds, cheese. BOTS pounds:
potatoes, i65s sacks onions. none; beans. none;
N"eef pofarocs- none, apples. p boxes.
Eggs tper dozl Local ranch. candled. 29c: do.
case count buying price 25c; fresh eastern Zee
Butter iper lhl-Sellng price TO trade 2l5c
sgner: California creamery. extras 30c: do
nrsls, 29c. cooking butter. 26c. ladle butter 26c
Cheese tper lbl-Northern fresh. l6I5 dl7c;
ancloF. large Is. Oregon daisy. lS5ac eastern
sngles. le'zc; do. twins lSls a 19c. do. daisies
l@82oc; 90 longh0rn, l9G2 20c; do, cheddars zoe;
imported Swiss, soc; jack cheese. 25e; domestic
Swiss, 25cs cream brick. 20c. lmburger I9c:
ltoeuefort. SS040c: Edam. $3.50; Canadian
Beans q per soA; clio. pinks SIPS: No. !
mas. So No ] Lady wsshingtons. s4.75: small
white SO No. i blackeyes $3.50: No. 1 gar
Tanzae. 81. No. T. leutils California SO
Eotat atoes-ldaho, Sl-25 per ctl; new potatoes
S.f@pe per lug; new potatoes Sldll5 per
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COM MISSIONERS AWARD
CONTRACT FOR SEAWALL
Construction of Section Ten to
Cost S110,4OO

The state board OF harbOr commits
sioners. sitting as a seawa1 commits
sion. yesterday awarded TO the Mercer
Fraser company the contract for the
construction of section 10 of the sea-
wall The Mercer-Fraser company
bid was $4,000. and bond of $4,000
will be required. Neither Governor
Ginett nor Mayor Mccarthy, who are
exofficio members Of the commission.
were present. The contract viii be
signed July :.
The harbor commissioners, at their
regular meeting. awarded to the Mu-
tual electric light company the con-
tract for furnishing current for light.
power and other purposes in the ferry
depot and along the waterfront for
the next three years. The Mutual
company's bid was SIPS per week for
each arc light of 1000 candle power
and rate of .0275 cents per LOCO watt
hours for electric current for other
lights power and other purposes.
James Rolph Jr. appeared before the
board with the request that the tower
and nave of the ferry depot be illum-
mated the evenings of September s.
9 and 10 for the celebration of the
Native Sons. The request will be
granted.
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Nil quiet; cordova. az @l2Mc
u'aS. 2Sls n 2Sasc - q
.a.eese---tirm; state. whole cream, fancy
So y ea6- except for fancy: state. Penn
- wanna aho near BY gathered brown Il d24c
DRIED FRUITS.
~ tssperated apples-Dull and featureless with
s aL onefangs and light demand on the spot:
-~f Sgy1ee - lo1tMloSsc: choice. SGsIzc;
-, "a tbci common TO fair 6M6l5ct
iltS-Steady small offerings and pros
bSos TOT small crop. Quotations range from
$40 FOR Oregons
Apricots-Cuiet. but slow and firm mdertone
<noet' sia@lOl4c; extra choice, lO1z@l1ei
Peaehes-lR better demand and somewhat
-ieI' choice, 81 aQ6%c; extra choice. T6TLc'
fancy. ~ a. Lsc.
haisins--Inactiye. but firm on unfaEorable re
ports regarding the crop: loose muscatel,
quoted Sts 0 sc. choice 20 fancy seeded 4a. "a
etes seedless, So a45ac; Londen layers. i2l
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VALLEJO LABOR UNIONS
ELECT, NEW OFFICERS
lseeeial Dispateh 10 The CeIIl

VALLEJO. June SO.-LOcal labor
unions have elected new officers as
follows: Local No. 376. brotherhood OF
painters. paper hangers and decorat-
ors: President. ]. j. Burns; vice presi-
dent. III. w r. Austin; secretary. NJ j.
Vera; treasurer. j. B. de Long; warden.
s. Kennel; conductor. G. Biggs; trus-
tees. c. Rademaker and r. Fairbairn.
Federal labor union No. 11245: Past
president, r. Silas; president. 3. New
burn; vice president, r. Washburn;
financial secretary. j. McPhillips, re-
cording secretary. W. Davidson. treas
urer. J. Volkmer; guardian, P. Belden:
warden, j. Henderson.
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Inc following maximum and minimum fem
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day; Chicago. BOTS; New York. S4-72
Omaha, 9272
SYNOPSIS
An area of high pressure is moving In on the
northern coast causing cloudy weather with scat
terlng rain from Cape Mendocino nerthward along
the coast and thunder storms in the Rocky noun
tam region. Over the interior and southern Dor
tion Of the Pacific slope fair and pleasant
weather prevails. The humidity at Red Bluff is
4S per cent and al Fresno 4S per cent Condi-
tlons are favorable for fair and warmer weather
in California Friday.
Forecast for 1he 80 hours ending at p. M
Friday. July /. 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair, warmer Fri
day: light northwest wind
Santa Clara valley-Fair warmer FRIDAY. Ngh+
northwest wind
Sacramento valley-Fair. warmer Friday; light
northerly wind.
San Joaquin valey-Fair, warmer Friday; light
California south of Tehachapi-Fair Friday:
light north wind.
G. II. WILSON Local Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. June 30.-Observations taken
a. m
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PREACHER Speech
|. SURPRISES JUDGE
Rev. Fred R. Wedge on Trial fOr
Disturbing Peace and Re-
sisting Arrest

Rev. Fred r. Wedge, the pugilist
preacher attached as a missionary to
the First Unitarian church. appeared
in Police Judge Conlan's court yester-
day on the charges of disturbing the
peace and resisting arrest preferred
against him by Policemen G. W. Clark
and W. c. Casey The arrest was
made Saturday night at Pacific and
Montgomery streets while Wedge was
addressing a religious meeting on the
street corner
The policeman testified that Wedge
was Obstructing the street and they
told him to move on and not lecture on
the sidewalk, when he replied he had
as much right on the sidewalk as any
one else and no big stiffs like them
could make him move on. Then he
was arrested and taken to the patrol
box, where he jerked his arm away
and told them they were a disgrace to
the uniform they wore and he would
make them lose their stars.
Wedge denied that he was Obstruct-
ing the street and said that he was
talking with Mrs Captain Arnst of
the Volunteers of America when Clark
arrested him He had been insulted
time and again by the two policemen.
He said that they treated him roughly
after he was arrested and In his anger
he might have called them big stiffs.
but they called him dope fiend."
The Judge dismissed the charge of
resisting an officer and said that he
would reserve his decision on the
charge of disturbing the peace until
Saturday. Meantime he would consult
the chief of police as to some regula-
tion being made to enable Wedge to
preach without police interference. ELe
was surprised at Wedge losing his
temper because the police performed
their duty by dispensing the crowd.
Rev y. C. Cause and Supervisor Muir
doeh were present to testify as to
Wedges good character. but they were
not called upon
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, June 30.-Steamer F. A. Kjlburn
arrived from San Francisco with freight mail
ana passengers today and win sail again Satur-
day morning.
Carrying 500. eco feet Of lumber from the
Fields Landing wharves. the Olson & Mahoney
company's schooner Andy Mahoney yos this
afternoon -fowed TO sea. bound for San Pedro
With canned salmon from the Klamath rive
canneries and dairy produce the power schooner
katata arrived from the north this morning
Steam schooner Fulton arrived from San Fran
cisco this morning with freight and mail II
Will load lumber at Samoa for the return
steamer Acme arrived from San Francisco
this afternoon and Is loading lumber at Arcata
for return.
Steam schooner Aurelia arrived from San Fran
cisco today It Is loading lumber for the return
trip at Bayside
Carrying cargo of lumber from Fields Land
ing the steam schooner Dispatch departed for
San Francisco today.
The steamer Lakme arrived from San Fran
cisco today and is loading at Arcata for the
Los ANGELES. June 3o-Arrived-steam mer
Governor. from San Diego; steamer Saginaw
from Grsys Harbor; steamer Louise from Ump-
qua river: steamer Pasadena, from Albion
steamer Edith. from Clemente island
Sailed-Steamer Governor, for Seattle: steamer
Hanalei. for San Francisco: steamer King Cyrus
for San Francisco: steamer Klamath for Port
land: steamer Salem, for Port Townsend: steamer
Shoshone. for Portland steamer Carmel. fol
Grays Harbor.
PORTLAND, June 3o.-The British steamer
st. Dunstan arrived up the river from st. Helens
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. June 30.-Stsndard copper
weak. spot 1l.756 -. Toe: July, August and
SepEeln1er, li.75N l2c- London. quiet: spot
fa4 lfs; futures, f55 3s 90. Arrivals reported
81 New York $50 tons; customs house returns
snow exports ~ 40 ions. making 10 sO2 SC
lar This month. Lake copper 12.62ls a y 81 Ihc
eiecrolytic, le.25Gl2.50c, casting I2l215@ a
12-311ec.
Tin-Strone: spot 33 25GSs soc: July and
August. .i3. - : n SOC. and September 1850
aS-60c. Sales, fYe tons spot al 33.2oc. London
strone- spot $50 los; futures. fl5l 5s
Lead--F5rm, spor. 445M4. SOC. New York
q f2l. N 4. 45c. East 81. Louis EOndOn lower
fI2 i5s 30.
Speizer Firm: spot. 5.5Od5 Soc New York:
5Ns-01 iac. East 81. Louis London. I'D 5s
front nchanged. 49s I'd for Cleveland war
rants in London. The local market was qulef
30 foundry northern. Sl6.50M 1S IS: No. ?.
Sf6N 1f.25; No. D southern and No. / south
ern soft. SIS 25f 1873.
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RATTLESNAKES INVADE
TOWN OF PLYMOUTH
ISpeeial Dispotch 10 TIE Call

PLYMOUTH, CAL June S0.-The
country in and about this place is in
tested with rattlesnakes. They appear
to be larger and are in greater num-
ber than ever known in this vicinity.
The snakes have actually invaded the
town and every day several are killed
within the town limits The theory of
oldtimers is that a den was washed
out of the mountains by the recent
heavy rains
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PERU MAKES QUICK
RUNFROM ISTHMUS
Pacific Mail Liner Arrives From
Panama With Cargo Mostly
From New York

HE Pacific Mail
liner Peru, Captain
George s. Mackin :
non, which arrived
yesterday from
Panama and way
ports, was favored
with fine weather
all the way from
the isthmus and
arrived here earlier
than the company
officials expected.
The Peru brought
339 tons OF freight.
the greater part OF
which was from
New York. On board
the liner were 81
cabin and % steer
age passengers.
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KING AND QUEEN ARE
CHOSEN FOR CARNIVAL
Especial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO, June 3O.-The contest
for king of the City Brilliant" closed
last night and was attended by lively
voting and much excitement and en-
thuSiaSm.
Arthur O'Keefe. Southern Pacific
fireman, who has a strong following of
friends, proved the winner. receiving
20.069 votes to 300 for Ben Anderson,
his nearest opponent
In the contest for queen all the con-
testants except one withdrew Tuesday
night, leaving clear field for Mrs
Sam Mendelson
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Eastern livestock Market
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
1aicAGo- June -Csttle-Receipts ,esti-
5eeves- SS.SQMS.55; Texas steers. sS~2b& at 75:
western stecrs. 81 4OaT p; stockerS 2ad feed
e-S -. 5905 90; COWS ana heifers, 50 IS d6. S.
slveS. 50 50NS. %
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900. Market
JOG higher Light 2 25q9 %, mixed, e9. l0@
eooa - choice heavy. ssa9. 30; pigs, s.. goa
s. -. bulk OF sales. 50 20de. 30.
Sheep-keceipts estimated 81 10000; marker
strong. Native. So. 1914. 50. western. s.. - n
~ Eeattiugs- 500; lambs. native, 81 q
s. 30, western, S5d7.T5.
KANSAS CITY
haNSAS CITY, June 5o---Cat attle--R Receipts,
600 Market steady 10 strong. Native steers.
s50s ~ native cows and heifers 81 5oa7
st1ckers and feeders. So .25G5. 70: bulls. So p a
; -l@- calves. So 75d l5: western steers. 81 a
=; western COWS. S3@5 :
HuIk of ssles. 50 .20d9 81: heavy 81. .IOd9 20:
packers and butchers. 50 l5ae 55; Light SO %
$3.50. pigs. IS 60E9.
sheep Receipts. 3 600. Market steady Nut
ions. S5-T5N5: lambs. scar 50: fed wethers and
Tearings Sa-25d6; led gestern ewes, So. - a
soUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. June 2O-Cstffe- Receipts.
lfto. Market active and stronger Native steers.
Steers. 81 2JQ g p: cows ana heifers 81. 1915:
Tanners- s. 5O03. 20: .stockers ana feeders S3a
. q: eaiTes, S545d6-75; bulls, stays, etc,
- --5N5 so.
Hogs -Receiprs. lo.5e0. Market Sc 10 loc
higher Heavy. $ 90a9 10: mixed. Ss.95G 9.05.
IS qafEg. To-
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market strong. Year
lngs. 81 S01l so wefhcrs So S5M4 25- ewes
SS-594 TO; lambs. Sc 6-25aT.50.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

new master; Steamer SybiI-o. Bortfeld. old
MASTER ID. Fitzgerald. master Steamer
Crowley No. II" Figar old master; J. Olsen,
new master. Steamer North Fork. Nelson. old
master; G. Schillinsky. new master. Steamer
crowley NO. f-F. Foppiano. old master; e. r.
McCreery. new master. Steamer Firelight-F. j.
Ahern, old master; A. Silva. new master
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Agnes Jones, d. Stairley.
Army Transports
The Buford left Seattle June % for Alaska.
The Crook is at Manila
The Dix is at Seattle
The Logan bomeward bound, sailed June IA
from Honolulu.
The Sherman is in port
20 from Nsgasaki.
Inc Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
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FOR MER ASSEMBLYMAN
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Especial Dispateh 10 The CaHl

VALLEJO. June 30.-John w. Power,
who was a member of the state assem-
bly, from San Francisco during the
session of 1898. lies in critical con-
dition at the county hospital near
Fairfield. A few days ago Power was
badly mangled by the machinery of
a hay press on which he was working
His right leg was terribly crushed
and he sustained internal injuries
Power lost everything in the big
earthquake. and finally drifted into
these parts, where for some time he
has been employed different
ranches.
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NUiICt-ThiS VIII be the last issue of This
bulletin during the present season The pubIica-
I!oh VIII be resumed November l. 1909 for the
rivers OF the sacramento watershed and Decem-
per l. lsU9, for those of the San Joaquin.
RIVER FORECAST
J. he rivers will continue to fall General CON
-alsloas - indicate unusually low water in all
streams of the Sacramento and San Joaonin
watersheds during the months of July August.
September and October
n. II. TAYLOR. Local Foreca ster
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

sew YORK. June 20.-Hutton-s wire saws:
condition reports published by Miss Giles the
Journal NJ Commerce. A. NOrdeR and the national
Einuers mako an average q S1.2. against 81. ;
issF m9nLl. 4l.Z LAST year and S3 in 1908 This
Nniid inalcste condition by government of 81.
r-sinsi - last month and q g last YEAR
ho-l snof and future prices were higher Spot
closes Qlier 80 points higher Middling uplands
l.,o"rs mlddHns guif l5-60c. sales, l3 1872
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Lumber

The following lumber charters were announced
yesterday. The British steamer Rrerdale. on
Puget sound. from Columbia river 10 China at
800. chartered prior 10 arrival: barkentine
Puako. from Puget sound 10 sydney N 3ls Sd:
British steamer Cuzco from Puget sound 70 west
cnasf of South America. schooner CONNER
from Puget sound 10 Red0ndo Beach. at SA25
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Thursday June 30
L. s. stmr Slocum Smith 50 hours from San
FL Acuador In tow.
Stmr Stanley Dollar Thwiug ST hours from
Seattle; 1000 tons coal 10 Pacific Coast steamship
company.
Stmr Samoa. Madison. Is hours from San Pedro,
ballast to Caspar lumber company.
Stmr Thomas l.. Wand Peterson, 26 hours from
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Exports by the PIeiaden

- -ET0an-eT FIeIades salled Tor SslIna Cruz
Nh Besdar with cargo consigned princips liz
aS-sh y ork and 10 European ports vie the Te-
hre7Sfepec railroad. The cargo laden here was
valued at Slol ass. 10 distributed as fol
lows. For New York. SS5. 752: Mexico 81 SOC:
Germany. s.. .455; France. ss.3s5: Cnba. S52:
England. So The principal shipments and their
destinations were follows
To New Nork-92, ,Os2 gals and 3e cs wine
z2a es salmon. 663 rs canned goods &c $50 lbs
rsisins - AZ lbs cO6ee. 20 pkgs books. pkgs
drugs 90 pkes electrical goods 4.0Tl lbs old
rubber pkgs rubber goods. I27.9 .90l lbs wool.
To Mexico-35 $50 lbs malt, COZ lbs hops.
5s $50 feet lumber.
10 Germany y-i9sS So lbs prunes. IS es canned
fruit
TIE France-S051e lbs prunes.
10 Cuba-625 lbs dried fruit. , canned fruit.
The steamer also had cargo laden at other
coast ports for New York valued at S75.25I
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VETERAN FIREMAN
TO ASK FOR PENSION
Chief Guthrie to Retire After IS
Years Service
ISoecioI Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. June 30.-After 80
wears in the Sacramento fire depart
ment Chief Henry A. Guthrie will re-
tire. He will apply TO the trustees on
Tuesday for a pension. IL is under
stood that Mayor Beard will name
Charles W. Anderson. assistant foreman
OF one of the engine companies, to the
position of fire chief. Guthrie has been
fghting fires in Sacramento since 1872.
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- Dalry Produce ,rarkct

CHICAGO. June So.-BUrteF steady: cresmer-
5es- 2si2 az lec: dairics 2Sd26c Eggs. steadr
~ alars. cases inciuded. i54l6i2c nrsis ITc;
lIlnr hrsis. Is &C; receipts. STA Cheese.
steady daisies. l5Ls "a I5s.c: twins. 15N15Lc:
oung Americas, 1914 @l5lsc; ionghorns- 15l2 a
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Anticn la n1nrinnr.

am A. q. Jansen of the American steam
Ni"p Loffaee City reports TO the branch hydro
graphic effce at Port Townsend. Wash. that on
--he ~ 1850, Brad rock buoy. Peril straits
2 IS ialf full ~ water: Lesnia rock buoy Peri
rfsits was ont Of position; No. 8 red nun buoy
sno 80 ] black spar buoy No black spar
ttt Ne. red spar fuoy and No. I black car
. .... ln Nhitestone naTrows all were our Of pO
sition moro or less
'lahi-ail TOOK ilnoy and kecne rock buoy. On
lrahco 90 Sitka are gone Nskbnsfi rocl huov
Aar hfited close 80 shsire Batfery island
ana I'D. 1910. 55eg rock light. Re-
'siFeoo ca@unei- pc burning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
COTTON FrTTRES
81 louis Wool Market

81 LOUIS June Wool-Stead~ Ne
q .um grades. combing and clothing. 22d23c:
l1hr fpe- ia lSc; heavy fine, l3dl4c; tub
washed. 25@32c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01

The coast cargo included 430 bags of
eonee, IS hardwood logs. some fruit
ore from the Buffers mines in Saliva
dor and from Mazatlan- The New York
cargo included shipments of steel,
and cheese
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-01
NaEaI slore.-Turpentine and RosIn

SATANNAH. Ga. June -Turpenfi Firm
- 59lac- Ssles. 565; receipts, us; shipments
q All stock. Z S9f
Rosiu-Firm. Sales l79I. receipts. 2.2ss:
shipments 1l.153- stock 5I914 Quote: B
s. ~. D S5.o505-2O; r. S530G5.35; = and G.
s. 5u- H $3.50 $40; I. S335 40: h s.. 20:
y $50; \. $50; VIC. $50: WV, s6.l5@