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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
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Friday. June H.
STEAMER MARIPoSA- Tahiti for San
Francisco; June I6. D. M. $50 miles off San
francisco: weather fine; all we'll; barometer
5000; temperature 60.
STEAMER MAvERICK-Hence June IA for Sc
cloudy; smooth; barometer 30.06; temperature
j6.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-From Puget
sound for San Francisco; June 16, 8 p. M, IS
miles south of Umatilla lghtship; cloudy
light northwest wind; smooth; barometer 30.05;
temperature go.
STEAMER HILoNIAN-Henee June IL for Seat
tie; June 16, $50 p. m, abreast of Cape
Blanco light northwest wind; calm; barom-
eter 300s; temperature IS
STEAMER COL. E. [. DRAKE Hence June IS
for Seattle: June 16 D. NJ. OF Destruction
island; cloudy: light westerly wind and swell;
barometer oil: temperature %.
STEAMER QUEEN-Hepee June II for sound
ports; June 10. =. m. Is miles south OF
Umatlla lightsilp: light westerly wind; swell;
barometer 299S; temperature -.
STEAMER GOVERNOR San Diego for
San Francisco: June 16. D. M. IS miles east
of Point Conception: moderate westerly wind
and sea: barometer 1891: temperature 81.
STEAMER STATE OF CALF RNIA-From San
Francisco for Eureka: June 16, p. M. %
miles north of Point Reyesss fresh northwest
wind: moderate sea and clear.
STEAMER RosECRANS From San Francisco
for Portland: June 16, p. M. u miles north
sea.
STEAMER GovERNoR-From San Diego for
San Francisco: June IA. $50 a. m, - miles
south of Pigeon point moderate northwest
wind and swell; due 2:30 p. M.
STEAMER HANALEI-June 16. 800 a. M. IS
with log raft in tow. from Columbia river for
San Diego.
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GeneraI Merchandire

Bsgs-Grsin bags. SIS d5Stc. June-JuIy dellv-
3ss ID and 3lc for ID: fleece twine, SC per TO-
Cosl-PeDnsyivanis anthracite egg. SIG per
ton; Wellington. 80: New Wellington. 50; Coos
hav s.. Australian house-Pi Richmond etc so.
Pelsw Main. So; Stanford Richmond. 50; Cum
herlaud- SIS n bulk and si6.50 in sacks; Welsh
snihrscite. SO; coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
81 in sacks
Oi-Quotstions are for barrels Linseed. 90c
per gallon for boiled and SSc for raw. cases. sc
more castor Oh in cases. No. /. Tlc; Bakers
A. SL11N1.i9. China nut, cases. 6eQ70c per
ssl eoeoanut oil. IN barrels. I7l2@Slc for Xxx.
s9H fS3ac for Ne ana I212 arse for No. =, sc-
cordiag 10 Q2ntity: extra bleached winter sperm
OIL SOC; natural winter sperm oil. soc: natural
whale ol. 55c; eItrs winter strained lard oil. 81
nerring oil. SOC: salmon oil, 35c; boiled fish oil,
S5c: paint oil. 35c.
Coal on Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
hhls or drums. 9iac; $50 deg. oil. iron bbls or
drums. lie: special do. 1llsc: pearl oil. in cases.
latsc; Elaine. 26lsc- eocene. I9I5c. red crown
and motor gasoline. IN bulk I6c. in cases 23c:
ralnish makers, and painters naphths, in bulk
TurpeBtine-Is higher at So per gallon in
eases snd &c n bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Ros,a per bbl q 2se lbs1-E. sT-50; E. $3.50;
Red aud white Lead-Red. So Q9c; white.
Refined SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard fne granu-
listed. 5.65c; standard coarse. granulated 5.sjc:
7-s5c: II. & r. crystal dominos. ; n cartons in
cases. S.G5c; do I'm III cartons in cases, 9.15c;
monarch bar. &c: tablets. IN half barrels. g. l5c:
- in boxes. 6.40c: cubes and A crushed. $500;
monarch powdered. 5.75c; XXNx powdered,
s.Tae; candy grsnulsted. 5.75c; confectioners A.
500; confectioners' crystals. 5.TJc; extra fine
grsnulated. 5.45cs magnolia A. 5.25c: extra c.
5.15c: golden {. 5.05e; d. z.a5e. Barrels and 80
lb bags 10c. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than Tor bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
in 81 and 40 Id tins 81 70 more In and 10 10
rims S2.35 per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 % bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining
company quotes as follows Granulated basis.
> .65c: HigrRde" bar, &c; powdered, 5-T5c: A
crushed, 5.90c; berry, 5-65e; c. & H. extra fine
dry erauuated. 5.65c; coarse dry graduated.
: s5c; confectionery A. 565c: confectioners'
crystal. 5.T5c; cubes. 5.90c bricks. 5.90c; extra
fne dry granulated (l0G 10 bags only. 5.45c:
excelsior A. 5-25c: extra c. 5.15c; golden c,
= Csc. yellow d, 1850: cut loaf, in barrels only
: 65c: H. & T. crystal dominos, ; 10 cartons in
cases S.65c; DO > 10 cartons in cases. 9. 15c. Ad-
diffOnal per 100 lbs: In barrels and so 10 bags.
Toe more: half barrels. 25c more. boxes soc
more for al grades Bar IN 35 and 40 ID tins.
81. 20 ulcre- in 10 ID tins, S2.35 more. Minimum
order carload weight.
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NV York Produce

NEW YORK, June I7.-Hops Quiet.
Ifidrs-Easy.
Petroleum STEADY.
Wool-Quiet.
suesr-Bsw dull: Muscsrado 50 test. 3.ese:
centrifugal. &c fest. sI0c; molssses sugar. 50
rest 3.s3c: refined sugar SO test. 3.43c.
Cofee-ClOSed steady. net unchanged 70 .
points higher. Sales were reported OF Al $50
hsrs most Of which was in the shape Of ex-
shanges from July 10 later months Closing
bids. June. 6.S5c; suly. 6.50c. August 6.6Oc:
September. 6.65c: October. November. Decem-
her 6.T0c: January, 6.7zc; February. 6.76c:
March G.79c: April. 6.S0c; May, e.S2c. Spot.
steady Rio 10 :. SIC; Santos No. 4. 9skc:
mild quiet: Cordova 9ie@l2Ac.
Butter-Firm. unchanged.
Caeese-Steady, unchanged.
Eggs-Sfeady; state Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns. 22la k35@c.
DRIED FRUITS
Eraporsted Apples Moderately active in job
hing way and prices are steady: the spot
fancy quoted 81 i0it dl0&c; choice. SdSi2c;
prime. "a Sc. common TO fair. 6M6lac
Fr4nes-luiet and steady although the de-
mend is Influenced somewhst by reports Of
essier markets fn the west. Quota tions range
from 309l4 for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-4Os and
4ikuaLtc FOR 0reRous.
ApricOts-Inactive and prices easy. choice.
I0MI0iac; extra choice. 1852 dl1c; fancy. 1913
peacbes-Quiet and prices mostly nominal :
choice, i2M6s5c; extra choice. 7dT54e; fancy.
Raisins-DulI and barely steady; loose muscs
tels 3Fs d5Stc: choice 10 fancy seeded. 4at a
sa4c: seedless. 35s d4izc; London lsyers, $1.20
al %.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. June 1T.-Standard copper frmer.
Spot. I2@12.30c; June. 12.029s a 12.27iac July
II o5 @l2 Soc; August and september, l2.o9@
i. 25c- London closed firm. Spot. f55; futures,
ESQ lbs. Arrivals reported at New York
Of 3l5 tons; custom house returns show exports
Of l0.51S tons far this month. Lake cop
per. l2.62l3 az. s7lze; eleetrolytie, l2.3Tl2G a
u 65c; castings. IL. 1917 d12. &c.
For the week ending June l6 the copper ex-
ports 6.735 and since June / 10.57S
tons against 1910 last year
II is estimated that about 10.000.000 pounds
of copper have been sold in this market the last
three four days on the basis of l2l2 @12Ssc
per pound. United metals selling company con-
times TO quote 12% dl25sc a pound.
Tin-Steady. Spot and June, 30. 62la a 81 I3c; (;
July. 81. 60M32. zoe: August. 80. u 6l32 T5c; f;
September. b 90 6732 soc. Sales. % tons spot at
32.62lac. London FIRM. Spot fl4s Is Cd. Flu
lures fl49 5s.
Lead-Firmer. Spot 4.4od450c New York
and 4.1712 04.22;2c East st. Louis The London
market was unchanged at f12 lbs Sd.
Spelter-Dull Spot, 5.l565.50c New York
and 4.s1l2 @5c East St Louis. London market
unchanged at ED.
Iron-Unchanged at ass 1Ol5d for Cleveland
warrants at London Locally iron quiet.
No foundry northern, Si6.50@lI No. north
ern. $l66 1850: No. southern and No l south
ern soft. Sit. % dI6.75.
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CHINESE IN MUTINY;
FOUR ARE DROWNED
Dash for Liberty in Philadelphia
Is Fatal to Crew

PHILADELPHIA. June IA mutiny
On board the British steamship High
land Monarch. outward bound for
Auckland. New Zealand. followed by a
dash for liberty by dozen Chinese.
members of the crew. resulted in the
drowning today of four and the mar
row escape OF three others. The men
rescued are in a police station while
the remainder of the mutineers are in
irons aboard the ship.
The trouble started last night As
the United States irnmigra tfon laws
place a fine of S500 on the captain OF
a steamship for every Chinese member
aboard were not permitted TO leave the
vessel, while the other 20 men in the
crew were given liberal shore leave.
As the ship is to sail today. one of
the MOngOlians asked for permission
to spend a few hours on shore. Be
ing refused he drew a knife and chased
the first mate about the ship. The
of the crew and in falling cut HIM
self
He was placed in irons and an hour
later nearly every Chinese made a
break for liberty. A hand 70 hand fight
followed which resulted in the Chinese
being overcome and forced back on the
ship.
shortly after : o'clock this morn
ing the Highland Monarch got under
way with the Chinese in the ssOkehold
firing the boilers. AS the steamship
was passing through the Delaware at
PenrOse ferry bridge a dozen Chinese
appeared above the deck and several
OF them leaped overheard.
Captain Woods, who was on the
bridge. stopped the ship and ordered a
crew 10 man boat. In the struggle
for liberty the men had TO fight the
strong tide and four OF them sank be-
fore reaching shallow water. The other
three just managed to reach shore.
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e.25; good TO choice heavy, $e:25@e.5O; pigs,
S9d945: bulk of sales So 35d9.45
Sheep-Receipts, estimated at 10000 head;
market weak. Native. $3.4065S5; western,
$3.5065.90; yearliHgs S6GT.25; lambs, native
S5.50NS. 75 western $6dS S.25.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, June 1T.-cettle-R Receipts.
5000 head: market steady TO strong Native
steers. 5000 90; cows and heifers, So .25 30:
stockers and feeders. S4G6-25; bulls, $3.50
go; calves. $4d6.25; western steers, $5-75Q
$50; western cows. S4d6.50
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 bead market 10G10c
lower. Bulk of sales S9.30d9. 40; heavy. S9.35d
9.42l4: packers and butchers, $930@9.40; light,
$9.30d9.50; pigs. $9@9.15.
Sheep-Reeeipts. 1000 head; market steady.
11uttOns, S4.50d575; lambs, $71S 25: fed weth-
ers and yearlings. $4.75d6.T5: fed western ewes,
$4.50@5.25.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. June 1T.-Cattle-Re Receipts.
500 head; market steady. Native steers, s.. 5.J0d
SIS; cows snd heifers. $3.5066.75; western
steers, S3. 3.15M1; COWS and heifers. $2.75@575;
Gamers. 81. g5M 4-25; stockers and feeders S3.J
az calves. $4GS.25; bulls stags. ete.. So. 75Q 6.
Hogs-Receipts. 1O.500 head: market 156 2oc
lower. Heavy. $9.10@e20; mixed, SO. 15@9.20;
light So 2og9.2Tiz; pigs, s7.5o@9; bulk of sales,
sheep-Reeeipts. 1.2oo head market 1og2oc
lower. Hearlings. S5.T566.25 wethers $565 75;
ewes, $4-7505-60; lambs. So. .5O@S 25.
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The following maximum and minimum tenn
perstures reported from eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago S2-72: New York
7S-6G; Omaha, S4-IS.
SYNOPSIS
Cloudy weather prevails over Washington,
Oregon and the northern counties Of California.
ThuDderstorms reported I'm Utah and south
ern Idaho Unsettled conditions arc reported over
the northern half OF the Pacific slope. In the
south pleasant weather. generally fair and with
seasonable temperature. prevails.
Afternoon temperatures in the great valley
range from &c to % degrees.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 81
and at Fresno "a per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday
with fog in the morning: moderate west winds
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday; moderate
north winds.
Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday; moderate
south winds.
San Joaquin valley-FaIr Saturday; moderate
northwest winds
California. south OF the Tehachspi-Fair Sat
urday light north wind. changing TO santherlr
A. g. McADlE. District Forecast
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, June 1T.--ObservatiOns taken
AZ m
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Hay and Feedstuns3

Hay receipts yesterday were ample for the
slack demand and the market showed new
features
BHsn-s2Sd24 per ton for white and s2l.J0 for
red.
Middlings-S2sd31 per ton
Shorts So. .5OG - 50 per ton
Fee6stufs-Rolled barley, s23N24: rolled oats
Tor feed. S2Sq29; mixed feed S24sd3O for average
toss; ollcske meal. --; cOcosnut cake OF meal
81 mills. SIS in 20 and 10 and $3.50 ia ) ton
lots; 1obbing, SIC; corn meal, SS4G So: cracked
rom. SoS9S5; alfalfa meal carload lots SO:
looolng- SIC; REQ star alfalfa meal. SO in car
lots and SIC lobbing: Modesto alfalfa meal.
Al4-5o In car lots and SIG jobbing; Caproco oil
cake neal Sle.5o per ton
Old hay-Wheat, Si2N16: wheat and ost. S96
-; tame ost SlOQ %; volunteer wild oat. S70
II: ahslfs. 81 -5od Il; stock hay. S667 per ton.
NeW hsy-Nc. / wheat. S121 IL 90: No. ] oat.
" 50; volunteer wild oet. $Sa10; alfalfa, first
cufting S6G10-50 per ton
StraW-+8165c per bale.
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SIBERIA DEBARKS
PASSENGERS EARLY
Liner Drops Anchor Within Five
Minutes of Time Wirelessed
by Captain Feeder

HE Pacific Mail
liner Siberia, Cap
tain Feeder, arrived
yesterday mornin g
from the far east,
crowded with pass
engers and brin ging
a valuable cargo.
Captain Feeder, in
a wireless message
sent Thursday, said
that he would an
Choir at 6 o'clock
a. m. The Siberia's
pick hit the mud at
sos a. m. The liner
gave the quarantine
officials a lot of
work for the rea son
that a case of
hnl hnnn
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Flonr and FarInncennn Gnndn

Flour-Cslifornis family extras $4,000 net
NlIeoet discount; bakers extras, $5,6og6; su-
pernne $54oaAs0; oregon aud Washington,
peT Dol. $5-s0M5 for family. bakers and pat
EMS. and $s.25@4.50 for cut OF: Kansas pat
snis. $3.50; 90 strsights. $3.50; Dakota patents.
- 20: 40 straights. 81: o" Gear Sc. .25 per bbl-
farinaceous Gcods-Frices in 100 10 sacks, net
cssh, no discount. are as follows: Graham -four,
500 per 100 lbs; rye -four. $3.50; rye meal.
$3.50; rice -four IS: corn meal 81 so: extra
cream DO. $3.50; ost meal. s. so; ost groats.
So-7e; farina. $50; hOminy. SEQ; bUckwhest
hour, so: whole wheat flour, 50. %: rolled aals
nnis S60 06-5u. do in sacks s. sea SO; extra
tresm DO. $3.50 IN sacks and 81 ia bbls: rolled
wheat. hbls S4.25. IN sacks S2.90@3.75; pearl
harley. $40. split pess, boxes. So for yellow
an1 $500 for green ner loo lbs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, June IT.-Hutton's wire says
Late in the session prices broke % TO 40
points the announcement that the special
United States grand jury would hand in indict-
meDts in the alleged cotton pool case after the
close Of business.
''Spnners takings were 15S. 600 bales this
week. against 21T 900 last year and 16T. 600 the
year before.
According TO Miss Giles. the condition of
the growing crop is sos. against her last report
Of S0.4, a gain for the half month OF four
tenths Of 1 per cent. compared with 3 gain Of
2.l during the same period Of 1908 Last year.
this date she made condition 1914. against
$50 in 1905
According to this report. the progress Of the
crop since May % has not been nearly good
expected.
Spot closed quiet, 10 points lower. AIiddling
uplands, i5.ooc; middling gulf 15.SOc. Sales,
2.6l4 bales.
The cotton exchange here will be closed Sat
urday, July ,, and Monday July 4.
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p p lue J ~, =, y 9I per Ton.
Hfdes. TaIIOr, Wool and Hons

Hioes-Culis and brands sell about 55dIc IN
oer quotations; heavy salted steers lie: Light
medium, zoe; light, &c: covhdes. &c for
heavy Sc for lght; stays. 7isc; sslted kip. Zoe;
sSlted veal. lac; salted calf. 15c: dry hides.
lsc; dry kip. I7c; dry calf. 23c: sheepskins.
Shesrlings. 25G40c each; short wool 5OQT5c;
medium, 700 90c; long wool. 90c6 81 %: lambs.
Sq50c; hOrsehides, salt, 81 25d3 for large and
1.50oz for medium, T5cdSI for small and 25
QoOc tor colts; horsehides. dry. S1.50Q2.25 for
large and Sl.25d2 for medium. 50c@S1 for small
ssd . q SOC for colts; gOatskins. prime angors.
s5e9sl; large hair goats 3004Oe; medium. 2oG
2Sc; small. 5dl5c.
grease, 2@2ihc.
Wool-sprng clip: San Joaquin, years staple.
la l5e; do months, "a l4c; northern, l6@ 1Sc
per 10.
Hops-California, I2dIsc for crop Of 1909;
ofegons, l29lSc per ID; crop Of 1910, I2916c
per ID.
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LIONS SOCIAL CLUB
HARASSED BY POLICE
Injunction Sought to Restrain
Annoying Surveillance

An injunction restraining the police
from blockading the Lions social club.
having headquarters at 1875 OFarreH
street, was asked in suit begun yes
terday in the superior court.
The purposes of the club are stated
to be social and benevolent" but new
ertheless il is asserted that the police
have demanded entrance every day.
threatening to break down the doors
il necessary, and have terrorized. in
timidated and annoyed members.
In consequence Hyman Blitz. who
rents the front of the premises as
cigar store, has threa tened to give up
his lease.
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Los Aneele. Produce Market

SPECIAL DfSpdtch 10 ne Ndhl
los ANGELES. June 17.-ReceiDts Of eggs
were light again today and the market on the
produce exchange was firm. New potatoes are
ln greater demand than they have been for
weeks Mexican and California tomatoes are
plentiful.
Receipts q produce were: Eggs. IS5 cases;
butter. l1-2S4 pounds; cheese. 13,2SS pounds;
POTATOES. 301 sacks
eAeeet ipeF lHl-NOrtnern 1fesn- ltc- eastern
Twins. lbc, eastern cheddars. l9c: eastern long
horn. l9c; eastern daisy. 19c. Swiss. imported.
.sic: Swiss, domestic, 23d 25c; brick cream, 20c;
limburcer 2Od2lc.
Butter fDer bl-Cresmery. extra 30c; first.
29c: cooking butter. 25c
Es2s lper doz)--TOcal ranch candled frsts.
&c. case count. 2513c: eastern fresh. 25c.
Beans fper ctl)-NO. / pink. $50. No. /
limas. A.40@450: Lady Washington. x475:
small white. 81; blackeyes, SECS: gsrvanzas,
s. 80: lentils. 81.
Potatoes per ctll-Salinas. 81 156d %: high
lands. S5eHSl-lo; LompOc, 81 I0a %: Watson
vile. &lNI-2a; Idaho. 90cdS1 10. new potatoes
So@6oc per box. sI.25Gl.;,5 per ctl
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Army and Navy Orders
[speeial Dispaieh . ~ CalIl

Special Dispatch 10 A. ne Call
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE war
department has issued the following
army orders:
First Lieutenant William T. Hall. medical re-
serve corps. upon arrival at san Francisco VII
proceed 70 Whipple barracks Arizona. for duty
: Captain August c. NisseD- Fifth cavairy- Is
detailed for service in the pay department.. vice
Captain Edward II. Often. paymaSter. Captain
Nissen upon completion Of duty with the army
cavalry team viii proceed to Seattle for duty
Captain Samuel 4. Nestal. general stan. Is de-
tailed as a member OF the joint board for the
purpose OF selecting a site in the Philippines for
the stOwage of coal and reserve magazine.
vice Major c. Dew Wilcox OF the coast artillery.
relieved
Second Lieutenant Matthew IT. Th0mlinson.
Twenty second infantry, is designated as disburs-
ing agent at the post OF Fort Gibbons. Alaska.
relieving Captain Ernest e. Haskell. Twenty
second infantry.
The navy department. has issued the
following order:
Chief Carpenter O. Bsrth Is detached from the
California to the naval hospital At Mare island
for treatment.
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taken off at Yokohama. Several Rus
slams landed at Honolulu had also
shown signs of sickness Everybody
on board was given a thorough over
hauling and all hands, medical inspec-
tors included gave a sigh of relief
shortly before o'clock when DR..
Trotter decided to give the ship pra-
tique. The yellow flag was hauled
alongside it's berth at pier A.
The Siberias cargo of 6.35S tons,
included S65 bales of raw silk, 14,ST8
chests of tea and 3S,575 packag ges of
general merchandise. The passengers
included.
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NEGRO BREAKS JAIL
ON EVE OF EXECUTION
Ignorant of Escape Governor
Wires Respite of Week

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. June ~.
Ali preparations had been made to
hang George Fields. a negro here to-
day. The scaffOld was erected. the
ropes had been tested and the wit
nesses invited The only thing lack
ing was the negro He escaped from
iail at St Augustine last night Mean
time. not knowing Of the escape. Gov
ernor GfIchrist wired a respite of a
week pending investigation
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le cotton exchange here will be
Y, July ,, and Monday, July 4.
COTTON ETTT,TT pE,S
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON June 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow of the wool market:
With the exception of the sale OF $4,000 to
100000 pounds of new Arizona wool in the origi-
nsl bags at SIC. secured aud 25 900 pounds Of
Michigan Quarter-bood at 26c. nothing is being
done except in odds and ends. The market is
distinctly dull and substantial improvement Is
not expected for few weeks at least.
More wool is changing hands in the far west
but manufacturers are obtaining the larger part
Of the purchases
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Shipments by the Neyndan

The steamer Nevadan sailed for HonOlulu
Tuesday with cargo valued at SOS. sS1 and inehnd-
ing the following:
I25 ctls barley. % bbls -four. 70O bales hay.
6.s33 lbs beans. 40 ctls corn. 1850 lbs middlings
20 etls oats. S37 60 canned goods. 80 pkgs pOta-
toes. % pkgs onions. % pkgs fresh fruits. 4
bxs dried fruit. 800 Tbs coffee - cS bread. rs
bbls and % half bbls salmon. 500 lbs lard OCT
lbs hams and bacon. 3.o16 gals and I CO wine.
100 mineral water. p hbs beer. - pkgs
drugs, 5s5 es aud Is drums Kerosene, 20s cs 10
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R.nn. md Sa.a.

Besns (per ctl-Bsyos. s6.75: small white.
- -4o@ 450; isrse white. S3.T5M4: pink $4,000
go; red, S6a650; blackeye S5. 40d5 so: lima
$3.50 80; red kidneys. S5.50@5.70 cranberry
beans- S4-6og5.15; garFanzas. 81 @32 -; horse
beans. nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard &c: yellow rnusta,d.
80. naNseed. 50552e; canary. 512QSsse; al
talfas l6Qlscs rape. 1M2Ixc: timothy, &c
hemp. 3nS5sc; miIlet. 2s. G3c per H.
Dried Peas-Green S3 % as. IS per cJl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

demand for fat heavy hens snd large vounr
ROSTERS and stif prices were readily obtained for
eotn. small young stock. however. was dull and
receivers who managed 10 effect close clearances
OF such had 20 cut prices TO do So
- fooilIs tper zen)-Hens S5-5OEI6 for sma H.
ROSTERS. SSdi0; old roosteTr. SO: frve-ss
so-2oea 80; broilers. $3.T5d4 for large and
Sz-20Q,S5O for small: ducks, Sz@e: pigeons
pair. -
Game (per dozen)-Nomfnsl.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18

/, office, located In the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
OF expense Nayigators cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets OF charts
hand for comparison and reference, and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
ters Of interest to ocean commerce.
J. I. MCMILLAN,
Nautical Expert in charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
large number of passengers from New
Zealand and Australia.
Water Front Notes

large number of passengers from New
Zealand and Australia.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,270,000 feet
The Pacific Mail liner City of Pan
anna, Captain Stewart, cleared yeSter-
day and will sail today for Panama and
The japanese liner Tenyo Maru, Cap
tain Bent, arrived yesterday at Yoko-
hama from this port
The Standard oil tanker Dakotah is
due today from Karatsu.
Tug5oat Company Appeals
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
ABERDEEN, June 17.-An appeal of
the case of the Hart w ood mill COM
pany of this city against the Grays
from a decision of Judge Hanford of
the United States district court has
been perfected by the Hoquiam firm.
Wood company brought suit against
the tugboat company to recover for the
loss of the schooner Salona, which went
ashore on Willapa harbor beach. The
years ago last December. The hull
was brought by the Hart Wood COM
pany and contract made with Captain
Thomas Stream to get the vessel off.
Captain Stream was at work for
weeks and had succeeded in getting
the Salona in shape to be easily f1oated
at a very high tide at a given day. 1t
was arranged with the tugboat COM
pany to dispatch a tug to the scene at
the instant the word was given. Cap
tain Stream sent for a tug and the Oar
ing was ordered to Willapa beach, but
had hardly got out when. it is alleged,
the machinery became disabled and the
tug returned. No effort, according to
the HARDWOOD company, was made to
send another tug. The next day there
was a storm and the Salona was forced
higher up the beach and left a hopeless
wreck. HARDWOOD company secured
a verdict of approximately $4,000.