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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11

The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 1885, New York, 74-5S;
Omaha, 64-50.
SYNOPSIS
There has been sudden and unusually large
fall in pressure the northern half of the Pa
cifc slope well marked depression overlies
Oregon and Washington. This has caused rain
from Roseburg to Red Bluff and on the coast as
far south San Francisco. The depression will
move rapidly eastward. The temperature has
fallen 20 to 80 degrees In the Sacramento val
ley and 10 degrees in the San Joaquin. The rela-
tive humidity at Red Bluff was 81 per cent and
at Fresno 81 per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight June II. 1910:
San Francisco and vcinity-Unsettled weather
Saturday, light showers; light southwest wind
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Saturday, light
showers; light south wind.
Sacramento valley-Showers Saturday, warm
er; light south wind.
San Joaquin valley-C1oudy Saturday, probably
showers; brisk west wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Satur-
day; light south wind.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO Juue
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New York DTetay 0Jorket


NEW YORK, June 10.-The market for stand
ard copper was easy today. with spot and all de
liFeries up to the end OF August quoted at l.. 20
GIl2. SIC. The English market was steady after
a weak opening, with spot quoted at f55 IS cd
and futures at ESQ IS Cd. Arrivals were re-
ported at New York Of 280 tons. Custom house
returns showed exports Of $50 TONS making ., s43
tons so far this month. Local dealers quote lake
copper at l2,75d13c, electrolytic at 12.62l5 q
I275c and casting at i2.S7l2 @125oc
Tin, quiet with spot and June quoted at 81 65
@32 soc; July and August, S2.65@32. I5c; Sep
tember. 50. $50 632. soc. The London market was
firm, with spot at fI4S los and futures at Fl49
lbs.
Lead. easy. with spot quoted at 4.4004.J0c
New York and 4 2Od {s25c East st. Louis. Sales
were reported OF $4,000 spot, East St Louis de-
livery at 4.20c. The London market lower,
with spot quoted at f12 lis Sd
Spelter, dull, with spot quoted at 5.50Q5. soc
New York and at 4.e5G5.02lac East St Louis.
London was lower, with spot quoted at f22
2s Sd.
Iron declined to 49s Sd for Cleveland warrants
In London The local market dull. No. 1
foundry, northern, $16.75@1l %; No. 2 Sl6.25g
1915; No. / southern and No. 1 southern soft,
SIC 25MI6.I5.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-CaIifornia family extras S5sod6 net
without discount; bakers extras, 50 6O@6; su-
perfine s. 40M4.T0; Oregon ans Washington.
per Dbl s. S0d5 for family bakers and pat,
arrs aud S4.25Gs.50 FOR cut OF: Kansas pat
ents $3.50; do straights, $3.50; Dakota patents,
Sz25: do straights, 81: do clear sc. p per hbl.
Fsriuaceous Goods-Prices IN 100 10 sacks net
cash. no discount, are as follows: Graham -four
$3.50 per 100 lbs; rye -four, $3.50; rye meal.
s. 50; rice -four. IS: corn neal 81 50: extra
cream DO. $3.50; cat meal. $500: oat groats.
$500; farina, 20; hominy, $3.50; buckwhes (
-four, S3 80: whole wheat -four. 81 IS; rolled oats
bbls S606.5o DO in sacks s.. SO05-50; extra
cream do $3.50 in sacks and 81 in bbls: rolled
wheat, bbls S4.25. in sacks S290d3.75: pearl
barley. S4-20; split peas, boxes. So for yellow
and $3.50 for green per 100 lbs.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the German Liner

The German steamer sails Of the Kosmos line
sailed for Hamburg and way ports Tuesday with
cargo laden here, valued at $9s.S79 TO be dis
tributed as follows: For Mexico, $685.; Cen
tral America. s23 023; Ecuador, $3.50; Peru,
$5.761; Chile, $4.360; England, SGT, ,4T6: Bel
gium, 50, SOB: Germany. $1S51S. The principal
shipments and their destinations were as fol-
lows:
To Mexieo-I52 bbls -four 2ss bales hay. 200
gals wine, II cs salmon, 80 pkgs potatoes, Z
pkgs onions, 9T1 lbs raisins, 1.0S7 lbs dried
fruit, 397 lbs hops. cs canned goods, pkgs
drugs, IA pkgs agricultural implements, 100 cs
dynamite, 4S kegs powder, az fuse, 8 cs blast
ing caps, 400 es Kerosene, oils, 1850 lbs
soda. l,414 lbs tallow.
To Central America-I43 bbls -four 80 900 lbs
malt $3.50 lbs rice. 1,493 gals wlne 20 es
whisky, 2s4 lbs hops. % cs salmon, 233 canned
l,140 cs and drums kerosene, 36 cs and 10
bbls oils 35 cs tar, so cs and SO drums gasoline,
90 kegs white lead 1915 lbs fertilizer, 72.511 lbs
tallOw. 1913 cs dynamite, $40 and 81 kegs
% TASKS quicksilver, pkgs machinery, II ,i50
lbs soda, pkgs wagon material.
To Ecuador-205 bbls -four. Is bxs dried fruit,
p cs canned goods, 81 gals and A cs wine, 900
lbs seeds, 100 cs and 80 drums gasoline.
To Peru-23T bbs -four. 1000 lbs dried fruit,
500 lbs raisins, 394 canned goods, SO cs sal
mon. 257 gals wine, 4,3S7 lbs tallow, coops
poultry.
To England-57. 900 lbs prunes 425 cs canned
goods 1852 gals wine, POI. 500 lbs tallow.
To Belgium-7s1,257 lbs cocoa meal.
To Germany-400 canned fruit 439, ,0S5 lbs
prunes, p. 443 lbs
In addition to the foregoing the steamer had
cargo from Puget sound follows:
For west coast ports-25. 059 bbs -four. 2 S44
cs salmon. 10 $50 lbs tallow 50 2G9 TT lumber
and 4 1873 bdls Shocks valued at SI24154
For Germany-60. 2S3 lbs tallow and 2l SIS IT
lumber, valued at $3.50.
Also 26 500 ctls wheat. valued at S37 330 to
be discharged at of the ports OF call on the
west coast OF South America or in Europe.
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Hides, TaIIow. Wool and Hens

Hides-Culs and brands sell about 1s0le
under quotations; heavy salted steers. I2e; light
medium, lie; light. 9lac; cOwhides. SIC for
heavy. eiac for light; stays. Sc: salted kip.
Joe; salted veal. l5iac; salted calf, 5i5c; dry
skins, shesrlings. ESQ 4Oc each; short wool. 50
aT3c: medium, 7009Oc: long wool 90c 81 -25
lambs, 25dJ0c; h0rsehides salt. 81 2563 for
large and Sl.J0@2 FOR medium. T5cd$I for
small and 25@50c for colts; horsehides. dry, s1.5o
W2-2J for large aud sl25M2 for medium. 50cd
81 dor small and 25G soc for colts: goatskins
prime anEora. 15c dSl; large hair goats 35c; me
dium. 20025c: small. "a 15c-
TsuOw-No. ] rendered, 5G6c; No ., 4G5c;
grease. 2N2lac
Wool-Spring clip: San Joaquin. years staple
I2al5c; do months, 79l4c; northern, 14@1Tc
per 10.
Heps-Californis. 120Isc for crop Of 1903;
Oregens. l2Qlsc per ID; crop OF 1910. 129l6c
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SIR CHARLES HARDINGE
is VICEROY OF INDIA
Successor to the Earl of Mimic
Appointed

LONDON. June 1O.-The appointment
of Sir Charles Hardinge, permanent
under secretary of state for foreign
affairs, as vicerOy of India. in sue
cession to the earl of MintO, was Of
fcially announced today.
Sir Charles Hardinge is 50 years Of
age and graduate of Cambridge. He
entered the diplomatic service in 1881
and has continued in IL until the pres
ent time.
He served successfully at Constanti-
nOple, Berlin. Washington, Bucharest.
Teheran and St. Petersburg In 1904
he was appointed ambassador to Rus
sia and two years later was made per-
manent under secretary of state for
foreign affairs
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proceeding to sea-
Schooner Golden Shore is scheduled to sail
for Honolulu Saturday
Schooner Manila is also expected to sail Sat
urday for Callao. Peru. The Manila may be
delayed waiting the arrival Of a crew.
Schooner William Rentou loading for Homo
luiu Is expected to be ready for sea Monday
TACOMA, June 1O.-Arrived: British steamer
Waitemala. from Seattle steamer Admiral Samp-
son. from San Francisco; steamer Seward, from
Alaska.
SEATTLE, June i0.--Arrived: steamer City Of
Puebla, from San Francisco.
Sailed-Steamer Governor. for San Francisco;
steamer Santa Ana, for Skagway; steamer Ad-
miral Sampson, for San Francisco
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Hay and Feedstuas

Hay dealers continue 10 report n very quiet
msrket. with prices unchanged.
Brsn-S2S az per ton for white and s21.5o for
red.
bfiddIines3S2SdSI per ton.
Shorts-S23- 500 p SO per ton.
p. Feedstufs- Rolled barley So. .50024; rolled
oats for feed. S2sM2e; mixed feed. S24d3O for
average lots; oicake meal. -; cocoanut cake
or meal al mills. S25 in 20 and 10 and SIS. so In
3 ton lots; iobbing. S26: corn meal. S34035;
cracked corn. SS4M35; alfalfa meal, carload lots.
Sl4-J00l5; lobbing, SIC; Caproeo oileake meal,
$3.50 per ton.
Hay-wheat. sl2Gl6: wheat and oat. ssa15;
tame ost Sl0diJ; volunteer wild ost. $761l;
alfalfa, ST.50Gll; stock hay, Se@7 per ton.
SrraW-z0@ Soc per bale
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So Sc quiet MIddIing uplands. 15.4oci
Rorton Wool Mnrket

BOSTON. June 10.--The Commercial Bulletin
will say of the wool market today: Trading is
at a still lower point than last week, the prin-
cipa transaction being that OF $50 bales of New
Zealand crossbreds, SOS to 40s, at S3d3oe. A
little fleece wool Is moving at slight concessions.
while sales of territory wool are practically lin
tied to secured stock which sells at &c for fine.
York state three-eighths sold at 2Sc, Michigan
quarterblood 26c and Ohio quarterblood 2Ic 20
2Sc. California and Texas wools are without
calls of Importance, while pulled woods are NOV
ing very slowly.
Eastern manufacturers are now operating in
Oregon and Idaho with moderate freedom at
about 5Sc TO 60c secured landed Boston, but
dealers are buying very little wool
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cation Market

NEW YORK, June 10.-Hutton's wire says:
"After this date in 1907 the into sight movement
was 42I, sol bales; il this years movement bal
auce of the season does not exceed those hgures
the commercial crop. including linters, will not
be more than 10.417 sos bales. This weeks into
sight figures, 4T.409 bales. against 61.84o last
year; $3.50 in 1908 and 5000 In 1907 show a
perpendicular falling off IN the movement. which
undoubtedly means that the country is virtually
bare OF cotton. otherwise the advance OF over 80
per bale since last Friday would have resulted
in a somewhat larger movement 10 market. l.lV-
erpooi this morning was not as good as expected
and market for time became reactionary,
but the undertone remained very firm and turned
strong again In the late trading on reports of eX-
cessive rains in Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisl-
ana, bullish visible supply and spinDers takings.
The total curtaiiment of the output in cotton
factories today. according to some good judges,
amounts 10 fully 40 per cent taking the coun-
try as a whole Spinners' iakings this week we're
$4,000 bales. last year 100000 and the year be-
fore 1856 .0oO.'
Spot closed quiet. Middlng uplands 15.4oc;
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from Bellingham; stmr Daisy Mitchell from
Columbia river; stmr James $ Higgins. from
santa Monica stmr haValli, hence June =
Sailed June 9-Stmrs Helene. Santa Barbara
and ~Afandalay. for San Francisco. Stmr Iakme
for Eureka: schr A. 3. Johnson. for Grays Har
bOr; schr Eric. for Townsend; stmr San Gabriel
for Umpqua.
Sailed June 1O-stmr VIM. II. Murphy for
Eureka. stmr Geo. W. Fenwick stmr Klamath
stmr Santa Barbara. for San Francisco.
PORT SAN LUIS-Arrived June 10-Stmr
Santa Rita. hence June o.
SAN DIEGO-Sailed June 1O-Stmr Nebraskan.
POINT REYES-Passed June 1O-Stmr De-
spatch. from San Pedro for Eureka; passed south.
top p.'''' 9'1''''' --9''1' -" ''''A
NEW YORK-Arrived June 9--Br stmr Celia.
from Guayaquil.
NoRFOLK-Clear June 9-Br stmr Chimi.
for Valparaiso.
PHTIADELPHIA-Ar June 9-ShiD Err
skine NJ. Phelps from Honolulu.
Arrived June 1O-Stmr Texan. from Puerto
Mexico.
HONOLULU-Arrived June 1O-Bktn Coronado
hence May 20; stmr Siberia, from HongSong
MAHUKONA-Arrived June 9-Bktn Hawaii,
from Newcastle y :. ".
FOREIGN PORTS
DUBLIN-Arrived June S-Fr bark Francois.
from Oregon via Falmouth.
LIAIERICk-Arrived June S-Fr bark Niche
let from Tacoma via Falmouth.
LEITH-Sailed June Ser ship HerzOgin
Cecilie, for Honolulu
IAZATLAN- sailed June o-Stmr City OF
Para, for San Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June 1O-Stmr Mon
gOlia. hence May "a via Honolulu.
NICIORIA-Arrived June 1O--Stmr City OF
Puebla. hence June Z; Ger ship Henriette, from
Vancouver
Arrived June 1O-Br stmr Oanfa. from Liver
pool via China. etc.
Sailed June 1O-Br stmr Hyndford. for Mel
bourne.
vANCOUvER-Sai June 1O-Br stmr River
Clyde. for sound ports.
BURG-Sailed June Ger stmr Osiris.
for San Francisco.
SYDNEY. n. :. W.-Sailed June 6-Br stmr
Mariana. for Vancouver
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 10--Schr Church
III. for Coos BAY.
ACAPULCO-Sailed June 7-stmr City ot
Para, for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
PLYMOUTH-Arrived June 1O-Stmr President
Lincoln, from New York for Hamburg.
NEW YORK-Arrived June 1O-Stmr Oceanla.
from Naples
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. June -Hops-Steady.
PetrOleum-Stesdy.
-Nool--Steady.
sugsr-Raw, firm; Museovado. So test. sac;
centrifugal, sc test, 4.24c; molasses sugar, So
test 3 49c; refined. steady.
Hides-Firm- Central America, 22c; BoSota,
23c
CoGee-Closed steady at q net gain OF 5dIs
points. Sales were reported Of 200 bags. but
about half Of this business consisted of ex-
changes from July TO September. from September
10 May and from December 10 May Closing bids
follow: JHBe g. 4oc: July. Case; August 6. soc
September and October. 6-60c; November. 0.65e;
December. G.7Oc January, 6.13c; February,
6 &c: March. Csc; April, 6S0c; May, 6-S1c.
Spof-Sfeady: Rio No. Z. 81 &c; Santos, No. 4,
95kc: mild quiet: CordOya. 91z Nl2Hc.
Bufter-Barely steady unchanged
Cheese-Steady. unchanged.
Eggs-Steady. unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Eraporafed Apples-Quet and steady. On the
spot faifsv Is quoted at l0A 0iO#e: choice. SM
Sl5c; prime. "a z ikc; common to fair. GM612c. !.
Prunes-Inactive. but prices are steadily held
Quotations range from 3MSkc for CALIFORNIA; up
70 30-s0s and AZ M9Ae for Oregons.
Apricots-Quict. but prices are firm. Choice,
l0aloi2c; extra choice, lo94 @ll3sc; fancy ia
Ml2kc
Peaches-Dull. but steady. Choice. 6ls @6#c;
extra choice. 76l75lc; fancy. ~ MT1.c.
kaisinS-Quiet and steady Loose musc3t
are quoted at 3# M5zc. choice TO fancy seeded.
AN6Etc: seedless. 80 G413c; London layers,
Sl-20dl-25.
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PonIfrr and Gnme

Poultry handlers reported firm and active
market Tor hens. small and medium sized
fowls. which had previously been dull being
wanted All kinds Of Young chickens were easy
ana several large lots Of bnoilers had to be
held over.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens, S5.50d6 for small
Sb-50@7-50 for large and SsdlO for extra: young
ROSTERS. SSG10: old rOOsters, S5M5.50; fryers.
S6.50d7.50; broilers. S4@4-5O for large. SS.25d
$50 for medium and 81. 50@3 for small: ducks
S7@l0; pigeons, SL75q2; squads. S2.50G3;
geese, nominal
Game tper dozen)-Nominal.
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Dried Fruits. RaisinS, Nuts and Honey
trults-kFaporated apples case; aprlcots fu-
tere oelfery- S2Ml0Ac; peaches, 4h@5%c: do
1911 crop, future delivery. 5@6c; prunes 81 a
S12c win 54e premium for 5Os and lc premium
1T ~ 5gsi new crop, 50 @se; figs 59s &c; pears.
haisins-Layers clusters-e crown, $3.50; )
crown. Slf5; crown. 81 %: seeded 4d5c; or
oLhsIy layers. crown. 81 %; , crown, 90c;
seeoless Suitanas, "a q4c; Thompsons seed
~ Sc Tor unbleached and 654 Q61sc for
otesched; loose muscstei 4 crown, &C; 3 crown,
S5Se; crown. Be; seedless. 2@21tc
almonds, nonpsreils. 14is q I5c; IXL.
tf12c; ne Plus ultra. l3eI 13lsc; Drake, 10 y
Ml11zei languedocs. lie; hard she'll 7kc: wal
nuts, lSc per ID for No / softshells. sl5c for
20 20 90; peeans, l459dl6c; peanuts, AZ @5c;
pine nuts, 1SQ 20e per h.
Eoney-Nominal.
o.. Beeswsx-27 y G3oc per ID for light and 239
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Beans and Seeds

Beans (per ct)-Bayos S6.75; small white
81. s0ds5 80; large white. S3. 75@4: pink. 81. .4OQ
5Gs-5O; red kidneys. $5.5O@5.T0; cranberry
beans, S460a4-75i garYanzas. 81 d3.25; horse
beans nominal.
Seeds-Brown mustard. &c: yellow mustard
-; haXseed, 5Q512c; canary. 3Isc; alfalfa I6
q l1c: rape- la21se; timothy, % acc; hemp,
81 d3lzc. millet, 2zsc per 10.
Dried Peas-Green, $3.6503.T5 per ctL
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PASSENGERS Sent
TO angel Island
All Who Arrived on Nippon
Maru Will Be Held in Quar-
antine for Seven Days

HE Japanese liner
Nippon Maru. Cap
tain H. S. Smith,
which arrived yes
terday afternoon
from the far east,
was ordered into
quarantine and the
passengers will be
held at Angel ISL
and for seven days.
The ship and cargo
will be turned over
to the company on
Sunday, after a
thorough fumiga-
ton. There is no
sickness on the
ship, but four days
after the Nippon
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Memoranda

Per stmr ChehaIis-June 3. $40 a. n OF
Hecate head. passed tug Hercules. with log rsfr
in tow. from Astoria fOr San Diego; light wind
and fine weather.
Per sehr NJ. Turner-May % had heavy Sw
gale lasting four hours; carried away forestsy-
sail and inner jib.
The stmr Newburg. while making landing
this afternoon, June Q, at Powell street wharf
got foul Of the schr Hugh Hogan's bow and
carried away about % feet Of the steamers
afterrail on the starbOard side; damage done
TO the schooner.
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FORMER SAILOR TAKEN
FOR PASSING CHECKS
Discharged From Navy, Reams
Falls Into Evil Ways

SAN DIEGO, June 1O.-After receiv-
ing a dishonorable discharge from the
United States navy. A. J. Reams, a.
sailor on the United States ship Iris.
now in port, was turned over to the
police TO be held until an officer ar
rives here from Santa Monica to take
him north for trial on a charge Of
passing worthless checks. A telegram
from the Santa Monica police was re-
ceived yesterday afternoon stating that
Reams was wanted, and he will be
taken there this afternoon.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. June 10.--Instead OF the ex-
pected increase in the price Of eggs. quotations
today were lower. case count eggs declining to
zJc Dozen Butter receipts were heavy, but
the market absorbed the entire supply. The
potato market firmer
Receipts Of produce were: Eggs. 21S cases;
butter. T5.sl2 pounds: cheese. 20. 7S4 pounds;
potaioes, 222 sacks; onions. $50 sacks
theese-Northern fresh. lie; eastern twins,
1Sc. eastern cheddars. BE, eastern lOnghorn,
l9c; eastern daisy. l9c: swiss imported SOC;
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Change OF NIasters

Steamer Richmond. old master John Nelson.
new master II. A. simpson, schooner Emily
Lundt old master j. p. Peterson. new master
Daniel Archer; steamer State of California old
master e. Alexander, new master c. c. F. Gle
low; schooner Natie, old master r. H. EInen
new master George Richter; steamer Homer,
old master Thomas P. Doris, new master Adam
Donaldson.
EnroIIed-steamer ]. d. Peters. E. S. Lee
Registered steamer City of Topeka. r. ].
paulsen master.
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swiss domestic, 2SG25c; brick cream, zoe; lin
burger. 2om2Ic.
Butter-Creamery extra, 30c lb; first, 29c ID;
cooking butter, DC
Eggs-Local ranch candled irsts 29c; case
count, 25c; eastern fresh, 26c.
Beans (per ctl)-No. / pink $780, No. j
limas, 81. 4.4OG4.50; Lady Washington, $40; do
small white s.; backeye, 1928; garvanzas,
$500; lentils. 81.
Potatoes tper ct)-SaIinas $I.15d125: high
lands S5cd$1 10: Lompoc, 81. .1O@l.23; Watson
vile, SiM125; Idaho. 90c@$l.10; new potatoes,
40c box 81. % ner cfl
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Ro.in

SAVANNAH. June 10.-TurpentIne-Firm,
5e%c; sales $40; receipts, 55e; shipments, 42e;
stocks. 1851
Rosin-Firm: sales, 2.2S0; receipts. 1.52o;
G44O; d, $4.55@4eO; E, s4.e7i5@5; f, $5@
5.10; G. S5.o755 G512; II. S5.i5; |, $5.25; X,
$3.50; NJ. $40; n, $5.55@5.s0; VIC, $6@6.10;
WV, S635
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Army Transports

The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai
The Logan is in port.
The Buford Is in port.
The Sheridan sailed for Manila May 3.
The Thomas is in port.
The sherman, homeward bound. sailed June z
from Honolulu.
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WHALE DRIFTS ASHORE
IN BAY OF HUMBOLDT
TSsseial DispaIch to The CAN

EUREKA. June ia whale 40 feet
long and feet in diameter came
ashore on the peninsula yesterday
morning opposite Samoa. The whale
was evidently an old resident OF the
seas, as it was covered with barnacles
and other accumulations Of years.
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Eggs-Steady. unchanged.
DRIED FRTITS
chicago Dniry- Produce Market

CHICAGO. June I0-Butter steady; cream
cries. pa n &c: dairies. 23d 26c Eggs steady;
receipts S,592 cases; at mark. cases included
To- "a lO55c; frsts. 17lzc: prime hrsfs, 1S1zc.
Cheese steady; daisies, 15Gl5Ac: twins. 14%s q
I5c: Young Americas. 15@15Ae; longhorns, 15@
155lc
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Tonnage Engagcmenfs

The Norwegian steamer Aagot is under time
charter for coal from British Columbia to Quay
mas at 2s Sd d. W. (rechartr), delivery San
Francisco and redelivery Eureka.
The British steamer Henley, at Honolulu. was
chartered prior TO arrival for wheat from van
couver TO Manzanillo.
The Norwegian steamer Fir. at Redondo is
engaged for lumber from Columbia river to
China.
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st. Louis Wool Markct

ST LOUIS. June 10.-Wool-Lower. Medium
grades. combIng and clothing. 21@22I9c; light
fine. 11Q1Sc; heavy fine, l3@ lac; tub washed,
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLD
IS on its way to Arkansas and Ne

is on its way to Arkansas and Ne
braska.
A case of smallpox was discovered
ported by wireless. The victim is a
waiter. If the patient was promptly
isolated anu other proper precautions
ship will be quarantined, although
there may be some delay in giving the
vessel pratique.
Coaster Collides With Schooner
The steamer Newburg. Captain Nor
berg, which arrived yesterday from
making a landing at the seawaH. The
Newburg fouled the schooner Hugh
Hogan and lost % feet of it's rail on
the starboard side. The schooner was
not damaged.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia, Cap
tain Kilt, outward bound, arrived yes
The City of Para sailed June from
Acapulco for this port.
The City of Panama is due today
from the lower coast.
BY United Wireless
Friday June 10.
STEAMER PRESIDENT-From San Diego fol
San Francisco; June TO- a. M. miles of
Point Sur dense fog; smooth sea- all we'll
Francisco; June o, p. m.,--4S0 miles from
Honolulu; light northwest wind.
STEAMER HANALEI-Hence June Q for Sar
Pedro: June 8. $50 p: M. 10 miles south OF
Clir house: light southeast wind; thick.
STEAMER GEO. w. ELDER-From Portland fol-
San Francisco; June D, p. m, of Table bluff
clear; smooth.
STEAMER QUEEN-From Seattle for San Fran
cisco; June Q, p. M, go miles north of Cape
Blanco; moderate northwest wind small sea
clear: barometer 3003; temperature 6S.
STEAMER FALCoN-From Astoria for San Fran
cisco; June Q, p. m, 10 miles north of Cape
Arago light northwest wind; clear; due Sar
Francisco Saturday, a, m
STEAMER ENTERPRISE June for
Hilo; June 0, p. M. 1882 miles from Sar
Francisco: cloudy; light north wind; will ar
rive Hilo s p. m. Sunday.
STEAMER KoREA-Hence June for China and
Japan via Honolulu; June 8, p. M, S2i
miles from San Francisco.
STEAMER WILHELMINA-He June 8 fol-
Honolulu; June 9. p. M. 463 miles from
San Francisco: light northwest wind; smooth
barometer 1910; temperature 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-11

Indicates rising river. Indicates a falling
river.
RIVER FORECAST
The rivers will fall slowly during the next
N. Il. TAYLOR. Local Forecaster.