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COMMERCIALA AND MARKET NEWS

wire says:
.'The market, after making new high levels
for the season, turned reactionary for time,
but after prices had declined about 81 per bale
for the active months the tone again frmed up
and final prices were within few points OF the
top Fear of the approaching gulf storm may
have had some influence in causing. the late
rally, but the trade has become convinced of a
crop far too small for the worlds requirements
and has done nothing but buy cotton contracts
for weeks past Leading spot interests are
credited with having accumulated at least LOCO
600 bales in the way Of hedges for spinners and
the line Of contracts held by the public and
semiprofessional bull element is said to be the
largest since last January.
The advance in prices just at this time will
probably restrict consumption to such extent
that large surplus will be carried over at the
end of the season, even If the crop should prove
a small one. the price at which goods are
selling is mainly based on about 12c cotton.
Regarding the growing crop, our advices are
that the outlook is steadily improving and that
present promises are for good crops In all cotton
states, especially Texas. where it is said that
some Of the largest producing counties will make
as much as so per cent more than last year.
Prices may go some higher before the present
wave of excitement has fully spent itself. but
conditions
Spot cotton closed quiet and unchanged Mid
ding uplands, 14.9oc; do. gulf, I5.15c. Sales,
1 100 bales.
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Eastern Livestock Market


CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Cattle-Receipts, esti-
mated at 5000 head; market steady. Beeves.
S475M6.75: Texas steers. $4.25@650: western
steers 81 256l5 65 stockers and feeders, So 406
SIS: cows and heifers. $2.25@6.50; calves, s7-60
@l0.
market slow. Light. SIS. e0@s.2 %; mixed, SIS. Bog
e.25; heavy, $s15@e: rough Ss.15qs35; good
20 choice heavy. Ss35@9; pigs, $s.25G9 bulk
of sales. Ss.459s.eo.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at 1.000 head;
market steady Native s2.506445: western.
s.. s594 ;aS; yearlIngs. S4;ssa6ao; a. lambs, ma
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 14:-Cattle-Receipts,
1000 head; market steady Native steers, SOS:
native cows and heifers, s2.ToQ650: stockers
and feeders. $340G5.75; bulls, $3@4.25; calves,
s.. mas; western steers, S4G6-I5; western cows
Hogs-Receipts. 2 600 head: market steady
Bulk Of sales $s Boa .95: heavy, Ss.50@S. 40;
packers and butchers, ss.70Gs.e5; light, $500
sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market steady
Muttons. Sc. 50@4.50; lambs, S5.75G6.so; fed
wethers and yearlings $40o.25; fed western
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 14.-Cattle-Receipts.
IL 900 head; market steady. Native steers. $4.25
az: cows and beifers. S3@5.50: western steers.
Gamers. s2.25@3.50; stockers and feeders, $3@
SIS; calves, s3.25@7; bulls, stays, ETC., SS@
Hoes-Receipts. $500 head market steady
Heavy, SS.2O@s.50; mixed SS.35QS.60; light,
SIS 90 a so: bulk of sales. Ss.35@s50.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market steady.
Yearlings. 81 5od5.25: wethers. s.. .4o95.15; !;
ewes, So 25a 3.65; lambs. $6.15G6.T5.
MIsCELLANEOUS MARKETS
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Potatoes, onions and Vegetables

Vegetable handlers who holding tome-
toes for stiff rates Thursday in expectation OF
light arrivals yesterday were disappointed. for
there were nearly 5000 boxes received up 10
noon Prices broke sharply q result of the
unexpectedly large receipts and some handlers
were stin trying TO clean up By shading the
quotations late yesterday afternoon. There was
2 good market for other vegetables, summer
squash cucumbers and Inns beans being particu-
larly firm Potatoes were steady aud onions were
weak at the old quotations
PotstOes-River whites. 70d90c per ctl: Sail
mas Burbsnks. S1.50d 1.60 per ctl. Oregon Bur
per ctl.
OniOns-New yellow. 81 .O561.io per ctl
kegets bles-Tomstoes. 40d60e per box; green
peas. 305c per ID; string beans. Base. per ID:
lima beans. 6@Tc per ID; summer squash, 10 n
9Oc per box; eggplant. 4OQ SOC per box: green
peppers. 5OQ65e per box; garlic. 2ia G3i5c per
10; cabbage. e5 T5c per ctl: cucumbers, 60e1I I5c
per box; caulifower. 50de0c per dozen; turnips.
65GT5c per sack: carrots. 6561Jc per sack
green okrs, 35I4oc per box.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
TSpecioi Dispdfch 10 The CoilI

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 14.-Potatoes were dull
today on the produce exchange. Good quality of
Highlands were offered as low as 81. Butter and
cheese were firm. Eggs were unchanged.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs, 20 cases;
butter I6. 400 pounds; cheese 90S pounds; pota-
toes 2713 sacks; beans. sacks; onions, 7S7
sacks; sweet potatoes, 645 sacks
Eggs (per doz)--Local ranch candled, 45c; do
case count buying price 41c; eastern fresh, S5c,
eastern storage packed extras. BIC; do storage
seconds, &c.
Butter (per lb. selling price to trade 2kc
Observation-Disclosures creamery extras, 35c; do
hrsts. BIC; cooking, 25c; ladie, 25c;
Cheese (per lb)--Northern fresh, 1f3501Sc;
local, 1sc Oregon daisy. 1sHc: eastern singles,
19c; do twins, 1s1kc; eastern daisies. 1ec; east
ern longhorns, 191a@20c; eastern cheddars. Zoe;
22d24c; cream brick. 19ci limburger, 1ec.
Beans (per ctll-No. pink. $3.50; No lima.
S525; No. i Lady Washington. $50: No.
small white. 81 so: No. i blackeye, $3.50; No. L
garvanzas $3.50; No. 1 California lentis. 81.
Potatoes tper ctll-Highland. 81 40; To-
cal Burhanks. SIPS; Salinas, S1-75; yellow
sweets, S1.50I1I5.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

cents: 600 to 500 tons 16 cents ton instead OF
IL cents, and 1000 tons aud over. IA cents in
stead of Is cents. Fifty dollars VIII be the
minimum charge for any vessel. while the old
rate $40 Whereas IN the old tariff there
were two lsy days az cents per ton day :.
with minimum of so. there are IN the new
tartn three lay days ST 10 cents ton. with a
minimum Of $50 Additional lay days are $50 a
day for each 100 feet or fraction thereof of the
length OF the vessel using the dock; - hours or
more than five hours to constitute one lay day.
and hye hours or more than an hour TO const-
tute half lay day. The towage tariff of 10
cents for every LOCO feet of lumber which ex-
listed against lumber vessels was done away
with. and Superintendent Champion was empov-
cred to charge only what was deemed reason
able rate.
ASTORIA, Oct. 14.-Stean1er Eureka arrived
this morning with general cargo.
Tank steamer W s.. Porter sailed this after
noon for San Francisco after discharging IT'S
cargo Of crude OIL
Steamer Beaver will sail late tonight for San
francisco and San Pedro with full list OF
passengers and heavy freight.
Schooner Irene was towed up the river this
morning and viii load lumber at the Inman-
Poulsen mill.
Steam schooner wellesley arrived from Knapp
ton Thursday evening with a cargo Of lumber
for San francisco.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Special Dispatch TO The Call

EUREKA, Oct. 14-The Pacific Coast steam
ship company's steamer State of California ar
rived from San Francisco this morning with
freight, mall and passengers. The State VIII
depart on the return trip tomorrow at O'Clock
= The North Pacific steamship company's steam
er Santa Clara departed for San Francisco this
afternoon with freight, mail and passengers.
her 5nls Steamer RavaI with small
cargo Of miscellaneous freight. The RayalH Is
loading lumber at the Samoa wharf for the re-
turn trip to San Francisco
On the steamer Santa Clara, which sailed to-
day, were 10000 boxes OF Humboldt apples
destined for Australia Iney Will pc nde put on
for Australia.
Norwegian tramp steamer sark, Captain Gjert-
ting and departed this morning for Adelaide.
Australia, via San Francisco, with cargo of
1,345, ,046 feet OF rough clear redwood lumoer,
valued at s37,661.34.
PORTLAND, Oct. 14.--American schooner VIII
liam Nottingham, 1,062 tons net burden. Cap
tain Svenson. has been chartered to the Comyn-
Mackall company to carry lumber to Sydney. n.
s. w 1t will have cargo of 300 600 feet q
lumber. The Nottingham is now at Callao, on
Norwegian steamer Eiga. 2440 tons net. Cap
tain Marcusson. has been taken on time charter
to transports Dumber to Australia: the terms being
1855 month. 1t is now at Redondo dischargins
railroad ties from Mororan, being consigned to
the Java and Asiatic company 1t is expected
that it will be due to arrive here to begin load
Ing ing for Australia about the first OF November.
Although no definite information could be secured
taken by the American trading company.
When the dredge Chinook Started to work at
the mouth of the Columbia river a least depth
Of 30 feet at low water was found, said David
r. Bell. inspector on the government dredge for
the Vulcan iron works. and who, as the repair
work aboard the craft has been completed, has
left it. Bell says that while he was aboard the
dredge over 100 soundings were taken.
new schedule of rates was adopted by the
port of Portland commission and win become
effective November and remain SO until No
gross tonnage will be charged 20 cents ton in
stead Of "a cents; 1 900 to ,999 tons; Is cents
cents instead of IS cents, and 4o00 tons and
over, IA cents instead Of 10 cents. Reductions
in rates on sailing vessels on net tonnage will
,,r, to ZOO fofs he 1S cents n ton In nlace of 10
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TO be alfalfa for shipment to the north Thus,
OF the 715 tons that came in yesterday onis III
tons came upon this market for sale. The mar
ket continues steady to firm.
Bran-$29@31 per ton.
Middlings-S S34 G36 per ton.
Shorts-S30@32 per ton
Feedsfufs--Rolled barley. S22@23: rolied
oats for feed. S29G31: mixed feed. SO 62o Tor
average lots: lfuseed oilcake meal. 20 tons $40
10 tons $40 so. tons s41. smaller lots S4l5os
cocoa 7ut cake or meal at mills. S25.oo In 70 and
meal. s56637: cracked corn. S36Q3I: alfalfa
meal. carload lots SIT, jobbing SIS; red star al
falfs meal SIT in car lots and SIS Jobbing: MO
desto alfalfa meal SIG so in lots and SIT job
bng: Stockton mealfalfa. ST in car lots and SIS
Jobbing; Caproco oilcake meal. $3.50 per ton;
calfslfs. Sl9 in car lots snd $50 Jobbing.
IA; wheat and oat S9a12.50; tame oat. S9@
10. so: volunteer wild oat sT@9; alfalfa, $7Q13;
stock hay. $5G6.50 per ton.
Straw-35 d6Oc per bale.
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clear; light east Wind small sea; will arrive
Hilo Monday morning.
STEAMER S1ERRA-From Honolulu for San
Francisco; Oct. 13. p. M. 507 miles from
Honolulu; fresh east wind: moderate sea;
weather clear; barometer 1898.
STEAMER PREsIDENT-From San Diego for
San Francisco; Oct II. a. m. miles north
of Point Sur; fine, clear weather.; moderate
), northwest wind and sea; all well; viii arrive
at 1910 p. m.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Honolulu for
Port San Luis; Oct. IA. p. m, 800 miles on
Port San Luis
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Memoranda

Per schr ottilie Fjord-Had favorable weather
the entire voyage down
Per schr RUBY A. m. Oct. IA. anchored IN
Bakers beach on account OF wind dying out and
strong ebb tide; Fr ship Anliral Cecille was also
anchored close by.
Damara lies in same POSITION 10 change pump
now being put in place: very smooth
a. m.-HaTe started IN to work on No and
No 4 holds: have barges on pert side on quarter
and one on starboard side on quarter; two more
barges standing by; pumps are about 70 be
started.
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GeneraI Merchandise

Bsgs1Grain bags. sM@5%c; San a. g Quentin ss,i n
for lb: fleece twine, I15c per lb.
Coal-Pennsylvsnia anthracite egg. sle per
ton; wellington. SO; New Wellington, SO; Coos
Pelaw Main, So; Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
berend. SIS in bulk and Sl6.50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, S16 per ton In bulk and
oii-ouotations are for barrels. Linseed. sl.1
per gallon for boiled and s1.14 for raw, cases sc
more; castor oil in cases, No l. 1lc: Bakers "A,
SLl7G1.19: China nut cases. 60@f0c per gal
len; cocoanut OIL in barrels. SoQS315c for Xxx.
7715 Qslc for No. and T5@1slsc for No. z.
sperm oil. soc: natural winter sperm OIL. Soc;
natural whale oil. 55c; pure lard oil 81; winter
No. nestsfoot oil, CSC; herring oil. SOC: salmon
oil. soc; boiled fish OIL soc; paint oil. a5c.
barrels or drums. &c; 15o degree oil. iron barrels
or drums. loi5e; special do Tic: pearl oil; In
cases I6c: astral. &c., star, 16c; extra star. Bc;
Elaine. 2615c; eocene ice: red crown and motor
gasoline, in bulk 17c in cases 24c; engine distil.
late. in drums I12c. cases &c more; 50 degree
gasoline. in bulk SOC, in cases 35lae: varnish
makers and painters naphtha, in bplk 15c. in
Turpentine-s1.ol per gallon in cases and s4c
Ros11E q 50 60; F. s. q; G. ssso so 4 seMSas' Ma
oe see WV Sass 1883 per- n barrel Of $50 bs "e
Red and White Lead-Red, sA@ec; white
a e0T4c REFINED gsF Ne SUGAR, MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows terms net cash: Standard fine granu-
lated, 5.25e. standard coarse grenulaleo o-Zoe'
fruit granulated, 5.25c; cut loaf in barrels Only,
725c; Il. & E. crystal dominos, 5 lb cartons in
cases s.25c: do in . ID cartons in cases, s1oc'
monarch bar. $500; tablets. in half barrels,
3. .75c; do in % lb boxes, &c: cubes ana A
crushed. 550c: monarch powdered, 5.3oc; AAAA
powdered. 5.35c candy granulated. 5-35c; con-
fectioners' A 5.25c; confectioners crystals,
Base; extra fine granuated. 5;o5e; magnolia. "A A.
s5c extra c. 4. 75c; golden c, .6oc; ID, e.ooc-
Barrels and so ID bags 1oc. half barrels Zoe:
boxes soc more per 100 lbs than for bags OF leO w
lbs net. Bar in 35 and 40 10 tins 81 20 more; IN
and 10 lb tins 35 more per 100 lbs than
price for this grade in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaii sugar refining com
pany quotes as follows: Granulated basis. D 2oc /;
..Higrade'' bar 5.60c; powdered. 5.35c; A
crushed. 5.5oc: berry, 5.25e; c. H. extra 81 sne
granulated, 5-25c; coarse dry granulated, DOC,
confectioners a 5.25c; confectionery CRYSTALS.
5S5c: cubes $500; bricks. half bbls. o1oc;
bricks in 80 ID boxes, &c; extra lne dry gran
ulated 600 10 bags only 5.05c: excelsior A.
z.s5c: extra C. 4. 75c; golden G, CSC: yellow u.
1850; cut loaf. in barrels only, 7.25ci H. & E:
crystal dominos, 5 ID cartons, in cases, s2oc
do y cartons. in cases. s.75c. Additional per
100 lbs: In barrels and so ID bags. lOc more;
half barrels 25c more: boxes, so more for all
grades. Bar in 35 and 10 ID tins, $1l0 more; !;
in 10 lb tins. S2.35 more. Minimum order, car
load weight.
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Ihe steamer Alaskan sailed Tor Saltna Cruz on
Tuesday with cargo laden here and az other coast
ports consigned principally to. New York. end TO
european cities, via the Tehuantepec railroad
!he cargo laden here was valued at S4S4 .O95. the
distribution being follows: For New York
S164 699; Germany, S129, ,9S2; France, Sf5S. .SS1 /;
England, Ss.49I; Holland, S3. .3S4: Denmark
S3,20S; Belgium, S16,253; Italy. S77o; Russia
81. 233; Mexico. 1.142; Newfoundland. 81 036.
The principal shipments and their destinations
To New York-S2. .s45 gals and 25 cs wine.
!3.0SS cs canned goods; 5000 cs. 500 bbs and
ll5 half bbls salmon; 1873 700 lbs beans 1880 lbs
peas. 423, 6e0 lbs prunes, 2O2 bales hay, So 4O7
lbs hops, II cs bitters. 25.311 lbs nuts 1895
lbs wool, 21,552 lbs old rubber.
To Germany-1.16S es canned fruit. 1.546, ,174
lbs dried fruit %, 500 lbs raisins. 2124 lbs va
n1La beans. II GOO lbs apricot kernels.
To France e96. .3o1 lbs dried fruit 25 cs
canned fruit. 81. .4o5 lbs tallow
To England-12, 500 lbs dried peaches 1.5OO cs
salmon.
To Holland-s6.s75 lbs dried fruit. $500 lbs
apricot kernels
To Dennark-s7125 lbs dried fruit
To Belgiun-21S, ,975 lbs dried fruit, sc, 300 lbs
raisins. 213 cs canned fruit
To 1taly-11.lO0 lbs apricot kernels.
TO Russia-12. $50 lbs dried fruit.
To Mexico-35. .9i0 lbs malt 1000 lbs sugar
59l lbs hops bbls salmon.
To Newfoundland-555 cs canned fruit
The steamer also had cargo from Puget sound
for Mexico. valued at 81. 465, and large ship
ments or lumber, salmon. etc. valued at S124
S2o, en- route from the sound to New York.
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SHERIDAN BRINGS
few PASSENGERS
Troopship Is Delayed Two Days
Rendering Assistance to
the Warren

HE army transport
Sheridan. Captain
Healey,. arrived
yesterday after
noon from the
Philippines. The
troopship was two
days behind sched-
ule as the result
of the strandin G
on the coast of
Mtndoro of the
transport Warren.
The Sheridan was
ordered to the
Warren's assist
ance, but Captain
Randall of the
Warren succeeded
in getting his yes
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PETALUMA. Oct. 1.-THE market for eggs
showed Q decli6e Of l5c below yesterdays prices
after receipt ~ quotations from the San Fran
cisco dairy exchange. The Petaiuma egg ex-
change paid 4Si5c for first grade. Independent
dealers and Spectators paid 43c 10 acc. sccord-
ing to grade. The weather is warm and receipts
here good. good demand fr~reported by all
buyers
SANTA CRUZ. Oct. 14.-Eggs show no ten
oency 70 shift in price. even with the supply
shove the aversge. Wholesalers demand 45c per
dozen for first grade eggs. while the retail price
varies from a0e to 42e per dozen.
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Supplies for the North

The steamer Eureka sailed for Victoria on
Wednesday With cargo consigned to various
BRITISH American citiesr~valued at S32 .695 and
including the following:
lbs. GAP lbs dried fruit. s5 9s7 lbs raisins. 81
900 lbs malt. 4,S91 lbs beans. LAS lbs cfeco-
late, 210 pkgs onions. 13+ bbls pickles sos %
canned goods 231 lbs nuts, 20 cs eggs; "a pkgs
vegetables, $50 lbs coffee. 21e.Oo0 lbs salt, 46I
gals wine. 102 cs mineral water. 81 pkgs cleo
trieal goods, 90 cyls gas. $50 tins matches. IL
pkgs paints. $50 rolls roofag. IL pkgs wagon
material. 1O3 bbls asphalt.
The steamer also had { pkgs Of machinery.
valued at $780, en- route to Auckland, New
Zealand.
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 1a@1c
under quotations; heavy salted steers, 101sc;
light medium. 9zc; light. &c: cowhides. se;
salted calf dry hides. 1sc: dry salt hides.
I2c: dry kip. lie; dry calf, 22c; sheepskins.
sbearlings ,25@40c each; short wool. 4o@1oc;
2od5oc: norsehides salt. S225@3 for large and
Sl.5002 for medium. 75c@S1 for small and 20
650c for colts: horsehides, dry. S262.25 for
large and sl25d2 for medium, 50c@S1 for
small and 25650c for colts; goatskins. prime
angoras. 75cdSl: large hair goats 30@40c; me-
dium. 2o@3Oc; small, 5@l5c.
Tsl!ow-No l rendered. 515 @615c; No 2. 4@
SC: grease. 262l5c.
wooI-Spring clip. San Joaquin, years staple.
sGIlc. do S months. 7@11c; northern. sonoma
and Mendocino. 1s92oc; Humboldt, 2oc asked;
Nevada, 13@16c per ID.
FAN clip-Mountain free, e6l1c; northern and
valley. 7G10c; San Joaquin fall and lambs. 10
loc: DO defective and heavy. safe per lb.
Hops-Californla, 1909 crop, nominal; oregon
nominal; crop of 1910. 125 @161ac per lb.
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Time Ball

Time Ball
United States branch photographic Office, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco, October
IA, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cifc standard time (120th meridian, or at Sh.
DOM. 00s. Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. u 8. N, in charge.
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BURGLARS RAID STORE AND HoME-Bur-
glars raided the store OF Rosenblum Brothers.
27I5 Mission street. during Tharsday night
and carried away ostrich plu1nes and other
The home OF B. Hellfrom. 1853 Waller street,
was robbed OF articles TO the value OF Sz11.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour-Cslifornia family extras, s5:60@6 net
without discount bakers extres, SS.60g6; super
fue 81 zOnz. 20; Oregon and Washington. per
bbl. 81 sOd5.05 for family. bakers and patents
and S4.05N430 for cutoff; Kansas patents
Sc 20. DO sfraights $3.50: Dakota patents. $s4o'
do straights 81 20: do clear. $500 per bol
Fsrinsceous Goods--Buckwheat nour, s4-zo:
buckwheat -four eelf-rafsing. So; buckwheat
croats se: corn meal, yellow S. white SO, extra
cream yellow S3-25; extra cream white $50.
corn four, So: cracked wheat, $o5O; entire
So: hominy. large SO. small So. granulated 70;
oat meal. ss25: do groats. s4.25; pearl barley;
81 20. rice -four Sc: rolled oats. S423: rolled
wheat s.. so. rye -four So .25: rye meal. So 10;
split peas. yellow Sc. green $3.50; extra cream
rolled oats $50 lbs $3.50. 80 10 sacks 80;
rolled fakes $50 Id barrels S5-T5. 80 ID sacks
s. Is; rolled wheat. 80 lb barrels s4.75. 75 ib
sacks 1926.
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ARMY Transuorts

The Buford Is In port: out OF commission
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix, homeward bound from Manila TO
Seattle. is at Honolulu
The Logan Is at Manila.
The Sheridan Is IN port
The sherman. outward bound, sailed October
u from Honolulu
The Thomas is in port, under repairs
Ihe Warren is In the Philippines.
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HUNGARIAN PlNlB

so head OF ponies. broken single. double and
TO ride. from Hopland Stock Farm. sale octo-
Der 10. 16 and II. at CHASE'S. AIS ValsDeia st.
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Licenses

lewed.
Schooner Temple E. DORA. Raven. enrolled.
steamer Modoc-C. ". Schuler, renewed.
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Rutfer. Chee.e and Egy~

LoD quality table butter was &c a pound
nlIher yesterday. while strictly fine fresh ranch
eges dropped 32c dozen. The butter market
merely regsined the &c lost on the preceding
osy. small sales under the call on change sending
ne ne price back 10 35i4c pound Eggs suddenly
,lefe4opeo an easier tone some receivers having
-aIeer stocks OF extras on hand than they could
readily dispose of in regular trade channels
1hese handlers started a selling movement that
sent the price down TO 44LSc a dozen. The de-
cine was slight. considering the pressure TO
sen! There was nothing new in cheese.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
bctter-20 cases Of extras at 36lSc pound
rate.
Eggs-10 cases OF extras at 451sc. 40 at 45c.
80 ar $3.50 and 20 of selected pullets
the lnformal call st 34iac a. dozen.
pound
Receipts were 10000 pounds of butter. 10000
pounds Of cheese and IA cases OF eggs.
ilshed on the door OF the dairy exchange Prices
IN the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations generally range from 15c TO &c
higher owing 20 the various chsrges to be added;
Grades Oct. 10 Oct. IL Oct l3 Oct: IL
TiFsfs 80. &c sSc $sc sec
Seconds -..... 29c 2sc 2sc zee
Cbeese-California fancy fats. lie per 10.
steady; do frsts, l515e steady do seconds l3c.
steady; fancy Young Americas lie, firm; 90
nrsts. 15ize, frm: Oregon fats. I6,hc firm; Call
iornia storage fats, 1oc, stesoy; Wisconsin oals-
Eggs-califOraia fresh. per dozen. cases io-
ersdes- Oct 10 Oct. II Oct. 1s Oct. IA
Firsts -. z2c 2 42c 42c z2c
Storage extras. 3Oc 3Oc SOC Boo ,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
Naval stores-Turpeutine and Ro.in

SAVANNAH. Oct 14.--Turpentine firm at
74Ac; sales. 2s2; receipts, 66S; shipments. 327;
stock. 17.5S6.
Rosin firm; sales, 1856; receipts, 2.os2; ship
meats 2so; stock, 81; $50 Quote: B, s.: %; 3,
1925; H. $500: l. So. .321s; X. SO. So; NJ, Sc. 40
\, Sc. 10; WG, S6.7a; WV. $40. .
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15
Shipment of Oil

The British tank steamer TrincuIo sailed from
Port San Luis for Tocopilla and TaltaI on
wednesday with ~. .0G0 barrels of crude oil in
bulk, valued at S25. zoo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-15

over 4 years old range from SIS 10 S25 lower.
Note-ShtppeTs TO tbsS market must have horses
lose 70 type, Win age. bone conformation and
stgte, TO command extreme quotations.