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Poultry and Game

There was not much doing in poultry Eester-
day. but receivers continued to report good de-
mand fpr broilers fryers and large fat chickens.
SIX cases Of dressed turkeys came in. and the
birds being young and large, found prompt sale
~ 2sd50c a pound. Live turkeys were neg
lected- Game was in good request at firm prices.
although there was much complaint Of the thin
ness ~ Wild ducks.
Poultry 6per dozeu)--Hens. 81. .50d5 for small.
S6G6.50 for large and SSd10 for extra: young
ROSTERS. S6G7: do extra. T-50dS 50: old roost-
ers. S5d5-50: frvers S5m5-50: broIlers. S3n4
for small and S4@z.50 for large; ducks. S7d10;
pigeons. S1.T5d2; squads. S5d3.50; geese. g. 80
"a Per pair; live spring turkeys, 2492ec per
pound
Game tper dozen)-Nsllsrd ducks s2Ge: can
rssbacks, s507; sprlg. S3d5; teal s2.500 $50;
w1dgeOn- S2-50G3-50; spoonbills. S2d2.50; gray
geese, S304. white geese, S203; brant. S203;
hare, SL5002; cottontsil rabbits. S2.75d3.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Thursday, November 3.
IL 80 D. M. schr Lily. Botger ) DAYS from
Umpqua; 100000 feet lumber to Gardiner mill
company
$50 p. M. stmr willapa Johnson, 75 hours
from Grays Harbor; 100000 feet lumber 10 Sud
6:45 D. M. stmr Johan Poulsen. Lancaster sc
hours from Columbia river; 100000 feet lumber
3 p. M, stmr Governor. Jepsen. 2315 hours
from Redondo Beach: passengers and merchan-
disc to Pacific Coast steamship company.
$3.50 p. M, stnlr Watson. O'Brien. 2sIa hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
6:45 a. m, stmr Fifeld. Jensen, Al hours from
Bandon; 10000 feet lumber 10 A. F. Estabrooke.
a. M. U. s. stmr Goldshorough, Welch, :
days from San Diego; up river direct.
: a. m., L. S. stmr Hull, Jones, 2 days from
San Diego.
a. M. u. S. stmr Lawrence Metcalf. days
from San Diego.
a. m. u s. stmr Paul Jones, shipp. days
from San Diego.
a. M. L. S. stmr Perry. Mccommon. 2 days
I a. M. U. s. stmr Preble. Swanson. 2 days
a. M. T. s. stmr Rowan. Lawton, days
from San Diego.
a. m. Z. s. stmr Stewart. Lightle. days
from San Diego.
m. U. S. stmr Truxtun, Scudder, days
from San Diego.
a. M. u S. stmr Hopkins. Bowen, days
from San Diego.
1850 a. M, stmr Noyo. swanson. 16 hours
from Fort Bragg: 800 cords bark 20 900 feet lun-
Der TO Union lumber company.
$40 a. M. stlnr Buckman. Wilson. 65 hours
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise to
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
S:15 a. M, stmr Riverside. DahIqnist 80 hours
from Redondo Beach; ballast TO Charles Nelson
company.
a. M. schr Encore. Palmgren. 6 days from
Coos bay; T42, 600 feet lumber to Simpson lumber
company.
10 a. M, schr Gamble. Doyle, II days from
Gamble via Neah bay days; $4,000 feet lum-
Der to Pope & Talbot.
12:15 p. M, Br stmr Strathalbyn. Crerar, 81
days from Newcastle, n. s. W.; 1852 tons coal
to James & Alex Brown.
S:15 a. m, stmr Peru, Aackinneu, 20 days 13
hours 52 minutes from Ancon, via Mazatlan 5
days II hours minutes; passengers and mer-
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bay, 81; Australian house-Richmond. etc., SO;
bersDa Msn s - Ss b sIS s,s @ n s
ssnIthracite: am SIS; coke, si6 per ton in bulk and
on Quotations are for barrels Linseed
boiled and s1.Oe for raw, cases sc
Rafef Isst0: aa sri4s ehHs nut No. $50
a5c per gallon; cocoanut oil. in barrels. so@
sSlsc for Xxx. 7Tlh ds1c for No. and 75@
biesched winter sperm e'd OF. SOC: natural win
fer sperm oil, soc; natural whale. oil. soc; pure
pure nestsfoot oil. s5c: No. / neatsfoot oil: csc;
herring OIL 50c salmon oil. soc; boiled fish
OIL soc; paint oil. 45e;
barrels or drums. DC: $50 degree OIL iror bar
rels drums .10ilc; special do lie: pearl oil in
fsne dC star ae red sffrs
motor gasoline. IN hulk lie. in cases 24c;
engine distiliate in drums 7lsc, cases &c more;
Sc degree gasoline. in bulk 30e. In cases 3I@c:
yarnish makers and painters naptha, in burr
15e. in cases 221sc.
Turpentine-Sl.0 .02 per gallon in cases and CSC
in bulk. drums ana iron barrels.
Rosin-E. Sc. 40: F. 9.45: G. $3.50: r: S955;
Red and white lead-Red. s14 @9c; white. u
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard hne granu-
granulated &c; cut loaf, in barrels only. Ie'
II d z. crystal dominoS. III cartons in eases
&C. 90 IN IN cartons IN cases. S.oNcs
bar. 5S5c; tablets in half barrels. 5.50c; do in
p lb boxes 5.75e: cubes and crushed, 5-23c
monarch powdered. 5l0c: xxx powdered
5.l0c; candy granulated Bloc; confectioners' A.
5c confectioners' crystals. 5.foc; extra fine
granulated +.S0c; magnolia A. 4.6oc; extra 9;
4.50c: golden c. 4.40c: d. 4.s0c; barrels and
50 III hags 10c. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
ner 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Ban
IN 30 and 30 ID tins 81. 20 more. in and 10 u
tins 81. So more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 ID bars
Ihe California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows; Grsnulsted basis. sc;
'Higrade'' bar. 5.35e; powdered. 5.1oc;
crushed. 5.25c; berry. &c; c. & Fl. extra fine
granulated. sc; coarse dry cranulated. sc: con
feetioners' A. SC: eonfectioners' crystal. 5. i0c
cubes. 5.25c: bricks half barrels. 5.50c; bricks
in p ID boxes. 5.75c: extra fine dry gram
lated 600 IN bags only. 4S0c; excelsior A.
I. Soc; extra c. 4.50c: golden c. 4.4oc: yellow D.
4-30c; cut loaf. IN barrels only. &c: n. & r
crystal dominos. 10 cartons in cases. Sc; dr.
Ib cartons. in cases. S.50c. Additional per 1of
lbs: In barrels and 30 III bags. 10c more: halt
barrels. 25c more: boxes. SOC more for all grades
Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins 81. 20 more: in 10 II
tins. 81 80 more. Minimum order, carload weight
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Portland Iarestock Market

CORTLAND. Nov. 4.-Cattle-Receipts. 200.
Market steady. Beef steers. good 70 choice,
81. % p; fair TO medium. 81. 50G5: choice
spayed heifers s4T505: good TO choice beef
COWS. 81 25@4.75; medium TO good beef cows,
s3.5Qm4: common beef COWS $2m3.50: bulls,
light. sTd7.50: do heavy. s4d5.25.
HoGs-Receipts. 300. Market qriet. Hogs,
top. 50 PSI GIe. S.: hogs fair 10 medium. $0ma %.
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market strong Sheep.
best yallsv wethers. So. .25M3.5 80: fair TO good
wethers. S3M3.25: best yearling wethers 81 250
4.73; best veey ewes $363.50: choice medium
lambs. S5.25MJ.50; choice valley, lambs. $4.75
ar
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NEW YORK. Nov. 4.--Standard copper. spo,
and November Il. .4odl2. 6oc: December. II 400
IL. 60c; January, l2.50@12. 70c; February, II 20
61275c. Sales. 25o tons February at II roc
London market firm. Spot, EST 1ss cd; futures
f5S It's 3d. Arrivals reported at New York
today 325 tons. Custom house returns show ex
ports of 1874 tons so far this month. Lake
copper 12s715 alb nc: electrolytie, II 81 Y "a
13c: casting, 12.50d12.75c.
Tin-Easy. Spot, 36.171a@36.30c; November
December, January and February; 36@S6 soc
sc. .1715c. tons spot at Sc 20c London market
dull. Spot f165 los; futures. FIGS 15s.
Lead-Quiet. Spot 4.40M4.50c New York and
Ply "a s21zc East ST Louis. London spot
f13 2s 3D.
Spelter-ouiet 5.so15. .9oc New York and
5.T21s seize East st. Louis. London spot. f24
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s Cd in London
Locally the iron market quiet No. l foun
dry northern. No. 1 southern and No. l southern
soft. S1a. I5d l6.25; No. foundry northern
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Deeiduous and Citrus Fruits

Three cars Of navel oranges from Orov1le
went on sale yesterday and a small shipment or
new crop tsngerines in 20 pound boxes came IN
from the same place. Well col0red lots Of naTels
ines were reported ar 81. .25 & box. Table grapes
were in large supply. but there was eooo de-
nand and prices well maintained tiEs
were about the best sellers in the orchard line.
The market was overloaded with peTsimmons and
all receivers were willing 10 shade the quotations
even to small BUYERS.
StraW WherrieS-S4I5 ner chest.
Raspherries-S4d6 per chest.
Huckleberries-7G a 10c per h.
Granberries-COOs bay. S3M3Jo per box: cape
Cod. S7-506S per bbl for early black and SS9
9.50 for late Howes-
Applesytper box)-Fancy tier red. 90cGSl. %:
DO ~ tier. 659S5e; Newtown pippins 9oeG
Pears-Winter NeIIis. sl-50@2 per box; cooking
varieties. 50cdSl per box.
Quinces-Sl dl-25 per box
plums-Late red. SSoa 81 per box
FiCs-S1 a 50 per box for choice
Persimmons-65ds a Sc per box.
meRranates-60@7 for small and Sl9l9V
for large boxes.
Grspes-Crates. 81 . for Isabella. 60dS9c
f0r queen and 50d SC for other varieties: small
boxes. S0d SOC; large boxes. uuscat. S5ceGSl:
rokaT, 600 Sc; black. 50dS5c; cornichon, soc9
81: verdel T5@s5c- malaga. 7ScGSl
Citrus Fruits fper boEl-Navel oranges 81 20
M2-z5 fer choice and s.. .50d275 for extra
choice; Valencia oranges. Sfm450 for fancy, %
grapefruit. S3d5 for seediess lemons. Sbdo5
for fsncv S4G5 for choice and S2.50G3-5o for
standard. Mexican lines. S5.5OGG.
Tropical Frlits-Bsuenas. 81 Gl.15 bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican. 50 -50615-5o for Cen
tral American; pinespples. S2.5O@3.5o per dozen
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EASTERN STATIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm on the Atlantic coast Is moving
slowly northward and has caused rain from the
Virginia canes 10 Cape Cod. At Boston LIS
inches has fallen at Washington 1-16 and az
New York I inch. High northeast winds are
blowing on the New England coast and brisk
northwest winds from New York south. The
weather is somewhat unsettled in the mississippi
valley with cold rain in MiDnesOta and Iowa
In the mountain states somewhat cloudy weather
with temperatures at freezing or below Is re-
ported. In Arizona thunder storms. with gener-
Gus rains have Occu.sed. and the rain area eX-
tends eastward 10 Texas On the Pactnc slope
the weather Is generally pleasant. except for
cloudy weather and light showers near Los An
geles and San Luis 0bispo.
There has been a sharp fall In temperature
throughout the Rocky mountain section and the
plains states
The pressure distribution favors north winds.
changing TO southwest
FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the so
hours ending at midnight. November 5:
San Francisco and vicinity-Falr Saturday.
with some clOudness in the morning. light south
wind changing to west
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday; light north
winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday; light north
San Joaquin vsHey-Fair Saturday: light north
winds.
California. south OF the Tehachapi-somewhst
unsettled Saturday. with showers In the noun
tans; light east winds. changing TO south
A. c. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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Dried Fruits. Ralsfns. Nuts and Honey

Local packers report a better demand for
dried fruits. the present prices have inter
esteG iohbers- Peaches rule firm Prunes con-
tinue to clean M steadily. Seeded raisins are
somewhat lower. but other descriptions are IN
changed
-Eraporated apples. T6T1zc: fancy. 50
SIC. spric3ts j n l3c. fancy Moorpsrks. l3l2 "a
1+c- peaches. So Gl6i2c; fancy. &C; prunes. D a
5iac. with TO premiums for the large sizes: fgs.
-. 04l.c for black and 5d6iac for white; pears.
10013c.
Rasins-New crop layers. clusters crown.
s. 80. Crown. 50 4 crown. $50; 2 crown.
$50. croTn. s. 20: seeded. 4Ss a 81 for choice
snd ~. G5-ac Tor fancy; Thompson's seedless.
$50, loose muScatel crown 81 sc. 3 crown 4isc.
. crown A.. seedless. 81 a d42sc; new raisins,
3-s 03i.c in swearb0Z al Fresno.
Nurs-Aln,onds. nonpareils l5c; IXL. l4c; ne
plus ultra. l3c: peerless l2c: brakes. l119c; Ian
Euedoes. lie; hardsheH. ~ 0sc: shelled almonds.
3O035c; new walnrts 15c per 10 for No. !
softshells.' I41ac for No l standards: No 2
standard. lie; pecsns. 141z 015c; peanuts. ~
dSc pine nuts, lsG2Oc; California chestnuts,
l0N13c per ID
Honer-Tater white comb. Ie6fTc: white do.
12Q l21ac; amber do. 10011c: extracted. So acc
for white Sc FOR light amber and 81 Ge15e
per lb for amber.
BeeswsT-2Tl4 Q30c per ID for light and 230
Z6c f0r dark
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liner PERU HERE
FROM The IS7HMUS
Three StoWaways Discovered
After Leaving Mazatlan Sent
Back on City of Panama

HE Pacific Mail
lin er Peru. Captain
Mackinnon, arrived
e a rly yesterday
from Panama and
way ports with 1S
passengers and S37
tons of freight.
The Peru's cargo
included 1.477 bags
of coffee. T h q
liner b r % u & h t
treasure valued at
s74.730.
After ] e a V / n g
Mazatlan Captain
Mackinnon discov-
cred three stow
a w a VS. h ! d d e n
among the bana :
mas. A b O II [ the
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Potatoes. onions ana Vegetable.

thc average yesterday and some advance buying
for week end wants Impaired some life 10 the
market in the afternoon. Prices for tomatoes
had 2 wide range The Gamers were able to
bu- carried over lots at pc A box. while the
trade willingly paid up TO S5c for new arrivals
~ choice stock Beans were easier on increased
supplies. Potatoes and onions stood before
quoted.
Potatoes-River whites. 10000 per ctl: sail
mas BuThsnks. 81 Boa -e5 per ctl: Oregon r.
hanks 81 40d145 per cti; sweet potatoes. s1.75
a 2 per ctl
euions-NcW yellow. S5cnSI
rahles-Tomatoes. 5odS5c per box; green
reas. Sc ner lb string beans ga &c per ID;
Inns beans "a &c per ID; summer squash 81 25@
I'D per box eggplant. 50d6Jc per box; gtoeh
peppers 2ald soc per box: garlic. 3ihM4c nor ~;
cabbage 60d65c per ctl: cucumbers. 50d15c
Ter box; caulihOwer, 40@50c per dozen; turnips,
Goa l5c per sack: carrots. 65MT5e per sack;
green okrs, 50GT5c per box.
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ARE CHANGING PLANETS
CAUSE OF SUN SPOTS
Professor Ricard at SSnta- Clara
Holds This Theory
Especial Dispatch . The Call

SANTA CLARA. Nov. 4-Prof- ". T..
Foster OF Washington. ID. c.. in his
latest weather bulletin says:
1T is believed that the cause OF sun
spots and their relation to our earth
weather have been found and an effort
will be made to utilize these discov-
generally believed by astronomers. but
is found 10 come from the chan ging
relative positions OF sun and major
planets.
Professor Jerome S. Ricard. IN
charge of the astronomical observatory
at the Santa Clara college at Santa
Clara. is making a special study of
sunspots and their relation to earth
phenomena
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Rennr and Seeds

The situstion in beans showed no further
change yesterday. the market being weak except
for the white varieties, which we're quoted
STEADY.
Beans Cper ctl)-Bayos. s435a4 65; small
white. S35003. 50: large white. S3.35dS. 20:
pink, S4.206z e5i red. S5@5.50: blackeye. S50
535; lima. S450dz.75; red kidneys Sc. 250
BIB; cranberry beans, s4d4-50; gsrFsnzas, 81 80
$3.50; horse beans. 81. IS d225.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 4%c; yellow mustard.
--- fsxseed. 5d51ac; canary 3d3%c; alfalfa
5s119c: rape, 1@2zc; timothy, SIC; hemp. 2a4
d3c; miIet Sc per 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Nov. Futures ranged higher
the day.
f. +. Hutton & Co.'S wire says: 'Dalas. Tex.
wires: Upon thorough Investigation find cot
ton frozen. not frosted. Not 10 bolls in 100 will
open; general lowering OF crop estimates. Mos;
conservative and intelligent men think Texas VIII
). n00. 600 under"
tNote-The usual cotton letter from New York
was lacking yesterday owing to arrangement OF
wires by STORM
Spot closed quiet 10 points advance. Mlddliue
unlands, 1860; middling gulf, 14.90c. Sales,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Office of U. $. Lighthouse Inspector, Eighteenth
District, San Francisco. Cal, November f.
Humboldt light station, Cal.--Notice is hereby
given that November 1. 1910, the - inch
steam whistle at Humboldt liable bluffl light
was replaced by first class compressed air air
siren without other change. Il. H. B. List OF
Lights, etc. Pacific Coast, 1909. p. &C. No. 2S
L. H. B. List of Buoys, ETC.. Pacific Coast 1908
D. 37) BY order of the bureau of lighthouses
W. A. MCFFETT. Lieut.-C Conn.,, u. S. N
Inspector Eighteenth Lighthouse District.
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GLUE WANTS PRoTECrIoN-Tbe

CLUB WANTS PRoTECTIoN-The Siberia club
at 21-29 Ross alley, which was the center
OF the agitation against gambling in China
town some months ago. applied yesterday to
the superior court for an order restraining
Chief of Police John F. Seymour and the police
department from interfering with the club and
Its members.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Enwaucmentx

The British bark Inverness. which arrived here
from Antwerp on Thursday. was chartered prior
to arrival for barley to Europe at 23s Cd.
The German bark Selene the Columbia
river. was chartered prior to arrival for wheat
thence or from Puget sound TO the United King
dom. with the usual continental options. at 20s.
il TO Bordeaux -Hayre range. 2s Sd extra.
The British bark Forfarshire previously re-
ported engaged for barley to Europe is free its
charter having been Cancelled.
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Supplies for Hawaii

The steamer Hyades sailed for Honolulu via
Seattle and Tacoma on Thrirsday with cargo
valued at s25. .57e and including the following:
1.441 ctls barley. :. O03 lbs beans 129 cs cauued
goods, 4,500 lbs salt. 1850 gals wine 2 100 lbs
lard. "a pkgs potatoes. 10 pkgs onions. 10 bbls
salmon. 325 cs ammunition. Is cs blasting caps
fuse. $50 cs and $50 kegs powder. I 900
posts, 20 kegs red and white lead 800 lbs to-
bacco 112 drums and 80 bbis gasoline 13s drums
distillate. $50 cs kerosene.
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HIGH OFFICERS VISIT
PETALUMA LODGE
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

PETALUMA. Novys The Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
received a visit last night from two OF
their high officers. State Councillor NJ.
T. McClinton and State Vice Councillor
C. A Bates. who officially visited the
lodge They found the work and con-
dition of the lodge in excellent order.
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COTTON FUTURES
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Nov. 4.-The Commercial Bulletin
viii say OF the wool market tomorrow: Trad
ing is still fair. With a number of mills oper-
ating in moderate quantities. Prices firm
at distinctly hardening tendency. Half blood
territory mas probably never been so scarce in
years and the prices full lc secured
pound dearer than week ago. being quoted at
6Ic 10 &C. with little Offering"
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General Merchandise

Bsgs-Grsin bags. SIC spot and &c 1911 de-
livery; San Quentin bags. no ninal; wool bags.
INC for 81 lb and 2915e for lb; fleece twine,
z15c per ID.
Coal-Pennsylvanis anthracite egg. SIG per
81; Wellington, Sc; New Wellington. SO; Coos
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Nen Ynrk Prndnne

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Hops-Steady.
Htdes-Firm; Bogota, 22923c.
Petroleun1-Steady.
Wool-Quiet.
Sugar-Raw firm; muscoyado. 50 test 3.3ec:
centrifugal. 96 test, 3.S6c; molasses sugar, 50
test, 3.1lc. Refined quiet.
Cofee-Closed steady on near months. but
weak in distant positions. net points higher
10 8 lower. Sales. 10000 bags. Closing: No
vembeF. S.s0c; December S.90c January, sec:
February, 903c; March. 9.09c: AprR 9.09c:
May, June. July and August. 9.10c; September
and October, 9.09c. Spot. steady; Rio No. I.
lie: Santos No 1. 117s 612c. Mild quiet; Cor
dova- liz Gl3s4c.
Butter-FiTm: creamery specials. 3S1ac; ex-
tras 32c; thirds 10 frsts. 24d2elac: creamery.
held second 10 special 26i5 632c; state dairy,
common TO finest. 24G30c; factory, June make,
hrsts. 24c; do current make. hrsts, % &c.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporsted Apples-Steady. with fair jobbing
demand. On the spot fancy is quoted at 14Mc;
choice, So a9Ac; prime, IA G9c; common to
fair. 6l5 @7l5c.
Prunes- Steady. with smaller offerings and in
fairly good demand. Quotations range from &c
10 l0c for CALIFORNIA; up TO 30-40s and from Sc
10 sac for Oregons from Cos to 30s.
Apricots--Quiet and somewhat unsettled.
Choice, I22 l2$c; extra choice, 1313 d13Ac;
fancy. 1324 a 14c
Peaches-Quiet and about seady. Choice "a
12e; extra choice. sGs1ac; fancy. S1a@sc.
Reisins-Dull but easy. Loose muscatels 5L
d6Ac; choice 20 fancy seeded. Ga axe: seed
less, 5d6c; London layers, 81 e0G 1.35
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1heese-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
DRIED ERTTTS
Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Butter. steady; cream
mark, cases included 1sl5 l5@21ke; frsts. 20c
prime hrsts. 2sc; receipts. 2.317 cases. Cheese.
Young Americas. l5dl5l4c; longhorns 10 Is Z
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AUTO INJURIES sCHooLGRLS-A o.
Nov 4.-Helen starr. 10 years old, was killed.
her sister. Anna, aged IA. slightly hurt and
Laura Waldkirk. aged 15 was perhaps fatally
hurt today when an automobile driven BY A.
W Nfarrett a contractor in trying TO avoid
motorcycle into the sidewalk and struck
the girls
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Roxiu


SAVANNAH, Ca. Nov. 4.-Turpentine was
firm at 76l5c. Sales 32l: receipts 3T2: ship
ments. 4S9: stock. 20. 1SS.
Roxin firm. Sales. 3as: receipts, 1910: ship
ments. 745: stock. 1880. Quote: b. s5.95: D,
81 90MG: f. S5a0M6: F. S6M6.oJ G. s6T6. 10:
H. sc e21s 0f6o5: I. Sc. 10od81 15: X. $3.50: NJ,
$685.: n. 6.75; VIC. 81; WV. s7.15.
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port
The Crook is at Manila
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Logan arrived November at Honolulu.
The sherman, outward bound, sailed October II
from Honolulu.
The Sheridan is I'm port.
The Thomas is at Moore & Scott's shpyard
under repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


cisco: light north wind: moderate sea; barom-
eter 30 %: temperature 60.
STEAMER ARGYLL-From Port San Luis for
San Francisco: Nov. 4. Z p. M. is miles north
of Point Sur: cloudy: sea moderate; light
northwest wind. barometer 1910; due Satur-
day morning.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DAT 4
last 80,

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau-San Francisco. November 4:
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s. Ioui. wool ,farlre,

ST louis. Nov. 4-wool unchanged; me-
dium grades. combing and clothing, 231z @244c;
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New York Metal Market

light hne. I5@17hc; heavy fine. 15G17c; tub
washed, 27@33c.
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r AT AUCTION -
SATURDAY. Nov. 5. at II a. m. 54 head oc
large horses and mares / span OF mules and .
ponies: also wagons and harness for all purposes.
Rain or shine $50 Fourth ST.
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FNHfSfGS8
Friday, November A.
STEAMER GovERNoR-From San Pedro for
San Francisco; Nov. g. p M, 23 miles past
Hueneme: weather cloudy; light westerly winds
smooth sea; barometer 29.9S; temperature 63
STEAMER WATSoN-From San Pedro for San
Francisco; Nov 4. 8 a. M. on Monterey: light
northwest wind and swell; cloudy; due San
Francisco 4:30 p M, Nov 4.
BRITISH STEAMER PECTAN-From Panama
Tor San francisco: Nov. 4, passed Cane San
Lucas.
STEAMER LURLINE-Hence Nov for Homo
lulu; Nov. 8, midnight, 425 miles on San Fran
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-08-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HANCOCK ss.:-Bucksport Maine, July 20, a. d.
1870
"E, the undersigned, having been duly
E. Chase, judge of probate within and for
said county, commissioners to receive and de-
eide upon the claims of the creditors Of
county, deceased. whose estate has been
represented insolvent, hereby give pub
lie notice agreeably to the order of the
said judge of probate, that six months from
and after July 8, a. d. 1910, have been allowed
to said creditors to present and prove their
claims, ard that we will attend to the duty as.
signed us at the office Of II. II. Smith, in said
Bucksport. Friday. August rs. a. d. 1910,
Friday, November 4, a. d. 1910, and Friday,
December is, a. d. 1910, at ten OF the clock in
the forenoon of each OF said days.
THEODORE H. SMITH,
ALBERT r. BUCK,
Commissioners.