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Neu York Cnnee Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 3O.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire SAYS:
European cables were much better this morn
ing than had been looked for in fact shorts in
the Hamburg and Hayre markets seem to have
become thoroughly alarmed. They not only are
covering in their own markets. but We're large
buyers here through one of our most prominent
Wall street houses today. This buying re-
sponsible. to a large extent. for the advance as
our merchants and importers have been very bull
iSh for long time past and were not inclined TO
sell except on good advance and then only TO
take profits Wo have not been able to under
stand why Hayre and Hamburg continue to sell
our contracts in this market it being the cheap
est in the world and at a center where supplies
are controlled almost entirely by firm Of
roasters aud the Brazilian government. This
condition is a strained one and will have 10 adj
just itself the short interest here is far in
excess Of The stock Of deliverable coffee. We
expect in the near future the more distant
months to assert themselves as the prospect for
another crop continues unfs svorable. and large
Santos merchants more thoroughly investigate
they are more Convinced that we will not have
a large crop produced this year. We continue
10 look for wider fluctuations and think pur-
chases viii continue TO prove profitable soft
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STEAMER SANTA MAR1A-Nov. %. p. m
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSpcc;ol D;spotch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Nov. 3o-The North Pacific steam
ship company's steamer Santa Clara departed for
San Francisco this morning with freight mail
The Pacific Coast steamship eompany's steamer
City of Topeka is due to arrive here tomorrow
with freight. mail and passengers. The Topeka
viii depart on the return trip south Friday at
The steamer coauille River arrived in port
today and is loading redwood lumber for the
The British tramp steamer Strathlorne arrived
in port this afternoon and viii load redwood
lumber for Australia.
The Charles Nelson company's steamer North
Fork departed for San Francisco from the Arcata
wharf this morning with lumber.
The schooner O. NJ Kellogg. CAPTAIN Linqulst
was cleared at the custom house this morning
and departed with a cargo Of redwood railroad
ties for Hilo Hawaii. The ties contain 467, ,296
feet of lumber, valued at s5,607.55.
The barkentine John Smith arrived in port this
afternoon from San Francisco from which il
sailed Thanksgiving day. almost week ago.
The John Smith has been chartered by the Bay-
side lumber company to load lumber for San
Pedro at 81
1t is reported that the charter of the steamer
on the occasion of the last trip of that boat TO
this port about 10 days-ago, but it is expected
passed Humboldt bar. north bound, presumably
ronte to Grays Harbor
General Manager c.. p. Doc of the North Pa
cifc steamship company has purchased the
steamer f. A. Kilburn, which was badly damaged
by fire last summer and is rebuilding the ship
at the Union iron works in San Francisco The
vessel was operated sby the North Pacific steam
ship company under an option for two years II
is said and the ship has finally been purchased
outright. When the f. A. Kiburn goes into
commission IT will be first class In every particu-
lar extensive remodeling operations having been
planned
Despite the fact that there were six days when
shipping was barbound at this port. the record of
November is of the busiest in shipping for
Humboldt bay. According to the Marine ex-
change. 1876 ships crossed the bar during The
month, excluding today the 30th.
Sixtysix ships crossed into port and 20 de-
MAJ Tod fOfo Of = fIe
crossed the bar. - incoming and % outgoing,
which shows that the steam schooner service has
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NEWS of THE OCEAN
rxnorts by Pacific Liners

Tho steamer Melville Dollar sailed for Ancon.
via Los Angeles, yesterday with cargo as fol-
'0To For New York-54. coo gals wine. 1I4.sos lbs
beans 1oo47 cs salmon. 10 l0S cs canned goods:
es6 ak lhs dried fruit 1S5, 500 lbs raisns. "a 704
ihs nus 46 600 lbs easen Lett lhs seeds. 73S
bhIs asphalt 4i.79S lbs horns, $500 lbs shot.
600 soap. II pkgs machinery, ETC., valued at
For Panama-3. 7o4 lbs beans. 400 lbs raisins.
>232 lbs dried fruit. tons salt, 20 cs canned
The steamer San jose sailed for Ancon and
way ports on Friday with cargo valued at SIS.-
9l0. 10 be distributed as follows; For Mexico.
sia nsS. Central America $53 230: Panama.
s3 400: New York. $500; Colombia. S2.160:
Ecuador. s70O: Peru. 1910; Chile, s373: Barba-
does island 5000. The principal shipments and
their destinations were as follows:
To Mexico-5, ,S25 lbs and 10 dried fruit.
2.5o5 lbs raisns & ~ cts ,t barley lGo cs canned
ie2 pkgs onions. L: cs salmon. 552 lbs nuts.
i'07o lbs lard. 644 lbs hams and bacon, ] 900
lbs sugar. ,625 lbs spices. 4oS gals wine. s cs
wbiskv. 100 pkgs tank material. 129 pes and G
nkrs railroad material. II cs oils. IA pkgs ma
chifery. 81 900 ft lumber, so cs fuse. 6 pkgs
DoTs To Central America-2,es2 bbls flour. 2I.s7o
lbs rice. sl2 ctls corn. 1.27l lbs spices T9l
dried frnit 2. 763 lbs and los bxs raisins. :yl7
pkgs fresh fruits 239 cs canned goods $50 cs
natatnes Saom 900 es and 60 gals whisky. oe gals
and 1e cs wine, a27 tons fertilizer, - cs and
p bbs oils Us y Pigs 81 paInts nio s's lbs seeds
coils rome 40 SKIS cement. % pkgs machinery.
II 800 IT lumber. 5000 lbs pig lead. Is pkgs
wagon. materila. 10 rolls leather, 510 cs and 50
bbls kerosene. calves
70 Panama--500 bbls -four. 1890 lbs sugar.
Is 900 lbs rice. 1.s00 gals wine. ) cs canned
s0TaSi 70 New York-e.7ao gals wine Is TASKS quick.
silver,
TO Colombia 24o bbis -four. 1,234 gals wine.
To Ecuador-100 hbls -four, so cs salmon
To Peru s07 lbs tafiow.
TO chIle-i3 hbls -four, &C pkgs potatoes, I
pkgs onions.
The steamer Wilhelmina on its LAST trin r.
. Honolulu carried large cargo of general mer.
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EXTRADITION HINGES ON
QUESTION OF LANGUAGE
Mexican Jewelry Thieves Make
Fight for Freedom

The differences between pure Span
ish and the language OF the Mexicans
may prevent the eXtraditiOn OF Gre
gorio Colin and Caesario Munoz.
wanted in the country OF Diaz for the
theft of 10000 pesos worth Of jewelry-
During the hearing yesterday before
United States Commissioner Wright.
Policeman Manuel De La Guerra tes-
titled that Colin admitted To him that
he had committed the theft Attorney
Frank A. Duryea, representing Colin
and Munez, learned from the policeman
that he spoke pure Spanish.
Arthur Brand, vice-cOnsul for Spain,
was called and said there was con-
siderable difference between pure Cas-
tiIian and SIexican. and that IL would
have been possible for De La Guerra
to have misunderstood the accused
men If they spoke rapidly.
Several paWnbrokers testified to
having received the stolen property
from the MeXicans.
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under Qu.tat tons. heavy salted steers d0c: light
medium 9e: eht. sizc cowhides size; stags
- sa'fad hip. Zoe; salted veal, l5isc: salted
cs'f .I5lsc. Dry hides lSc: dry salt hides l2c:
dry kH. lIc. dry calf. PC; sheepskins. shear
lincS 2504o each: short wool. 40mT0c: medium
7o RI Q0c,. long WOO. coca 81 o. lambs 2Od soc:
horsof ioe..-sait 50 2503 Tor large and 81 50G62
for MOD iUm.' T540 81 for small and 25G50c FOR
coff~. horsehides dry. S20s2 - for large aud
-Sl t,F Tor medium. 50cGS1 for small and 25d
-ao sfc- colts. goatskins. prime ancoras. T5cG 81:
large hsir goats, 50a soc; medium. 20d30c;
small. t5o i5r.
TsIl1w-No. rendered. 5la@6lzc: No .. "A
-lesi grease s202iac-
Eoa Spring Elm. San Joapin years staple.
afr lc- do. \ months, dllcs Humboldt and
1fendocir0 lSg l9c; Nevada l2Nl4c per H.
IaIl clip-Mountain free. 9HIlc: nopthern and
VALLEY. . n Ioc5 san Joaquin fail lambs Fdlgc;
dc defective and heavy. ga 7c ner H.
Iops-Crop ~ 1870. 12lsdl7aac per 70.
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CHINESE ARRESTED WITH
OPIUM UNDER BLOUSE
More of the Drug Found Hang
ing From Strings Out Window

Gong Jong, Chinese. ran into the
arms OF Inspector John TOland yes
terday. who found eight tins OF con-
traband opium hidden in his blouse.
Nineteen other tins were found hang
ing, wrapped in newspapers. outside
Jong's window in Waverly place.
Jong was arrested and the twenty
seven tins OF opium conhscated-
Wong Cow, a steerage passenger on
the steamship China, tried to make
use of the rOomy oriental blouse BY
wrapping about 500 worth OF silks.
shawls and other goods around his
body.
The attempted smuggling was dis
covered yesterday at Angel island. the
dutiabfe goods seized and Cow ordered
to return from whence he came.
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COFFEE FUTURES
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK Nov. 3o.-Standard copper.
steady. Spot. November and December, 1910
n l2-50c; January 1900 II. Coo; February and
March. I2.55@ .G3c. London market steady
Spot. f57 IS: futures. f5S IS Cd. Custom house
returns show exports so far for the month OF
27.3T2 tons Lake copper. 13d13. 25c; electro
lytic. l2.STla a0l3c: casting. l2.J0d12. 75c.
Tin-Firm. Spot aud November 37.25m
b .32lac. December and January. 37.1Od3T. 4Oc: /:
February and March. 37.15637.4O Sales on
cail, tons spot at 3T.20c London market
firm. Spot fl69 15s; futures. f1T0 5s.
Iead-Quiet. 4.45G4 soc New York and 40
d437 &c East st. Louis. London. Els IS ID
Spelter-Quiet. 5S5M5-a5c New York and
5.T1la as. S2lac East st. Louis. London. f24.
Iron-Cieveland warrants. 49s 81 IN London.
locally iron was steady. No. ! foundry north
ern. No. 1 foundry southern and No. l feundry
southern soft Sl575G1625; No. foundry
northern. sl52JG 1913.
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Ea.tern LIvestocIs Market


..- CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Cattie-Receipts. p 000
Market STEADY 70 shade OF. BeeTes, S45Od5.70:
Texas steers 81 20d5.4O: western steers. Sc %
d650; stockers sand feeders. S3.306t36O; COWS
and heifers.5 50 20Ne.30- calves, S749
Hogs-Receipts. 81 OO0 Market sc 70 soc
lower. Light. S6.70H7I25a. mixed. S6.S09
20: heavy. s675@7 90; rough. se.T5ae.9 90;
good 10 choice heavy, S69oaT 20; pigs, e.30G
$50: bulk II sales S69j ais.
Sbeep-Receipts, 10000. Afafket strong Na-
tive. 50 25d4.30; western. S275G425: yesr-
sllgs. 81 20M5.25. lambs, native. 81. d6. 70;
western, SssJ006.e5,
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. .-Catfle-Receipts.
1900. Market STEADY 10 strong. Netive steers.
ss0O.75; cows and heifers. S3d5.25: western
steers. S550N5-75; range COWS and heifers.
s.. .S0d4. 90: Gamers. S2T503-50: stockers and
feeders $3.50 calves, S3-5o9S; bulls, stags.
Tors-Receipts. 900 Market - 10 lOc
lower Heavy. SG.s007.O5; mixed. s690d /. %:
ligt. S7-o5g7-l5; pigs, S60T; bulk Of sales,
Sbeep-Receipts. 200 Market active. 1ear.
fncs s405.25: wethers. Ss.50@4: ewes. S3d
$50. lambs. S5.50d $50.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3O.-Cattlc- Receipts
600 Market steady. Native steers. S4d6.
uatfre COWS and heifers S2T565.T5: stockers
and feeders. S3.75G5.40; bulls. S4.25G5. 80;
calves. S4QS. p: western steers, S4H5.G0; west
ern cows. S2T5Ms.15.
Hogs Receipts, 10000. Market 5e to l0c
lqurar. RuIk Of sales, sTGT.IO; heavy S7.O56
7.i0- packers and butchers, S7dT1O; light,
Sfeep"R Receipts. e.ooo. Market strong AInt-
TONS So 75ds 40: lambs, S5d6.J0; fed wethers
and yeorlngs, S3.T5g325 fed western ewes,
S304.
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Los AngeIes Produee NIarke
I TSeeeiaf DHtoloh 10 Tie Call


20 LOS ANGELES. N0v. 30.-Wlth heavier re-
ceipts. ihe prices n eggs tumbled again today.
oif unless The hens 20 strike il is probs bic
the price wsi stlu further decline. CaDdIed
frsts ere quoted az s3c aud case count At 39c a
-odzen. Burf6c anu scheese were firm Potatoes
q. Receipts tof r7oducs today wcre Eggs. 12i
oeses autrer. 1870 pounds; cheese. 1.5es
Delnds- potatoes. l.li9 sacks: beans, - sacks:
-1iols. s2n sacks: sweet potatoes. 467 sacks;
arpfeS s3.s7f boxes.
tr~ls- - c, cooking. pa; ladie, 25c.
Lggs--Local ranch. candled. 43c- DO case
cog1r tburi1g price,. 39c. eastern fresh. 3Sc
eastern storage packed. extra 30d34c-
g z lfaese--Southcrn, 1Sc; northern, 1S41S1sc;
northern storage. l6c: eastern singles. lSIac;
eastern fgins. fTl5 dlSc; eastern cheddsrs. d9c;
eastern onEborns. lgc. eastern daisies. l9c; Ore
C0n twins. 17iaQlSc; Oregon daisy. lsdls1zc;
swiss imported. &c: swiss domestic. 22M24c;
cream brick. g9a20c: ltmbureer. I9d20c.
Beans per ctl5--NO / pinks. S5-5oT6; No
lima -. .25Ef550. Lady Washington 81 p: do
- 4 asmall white - p; No. blackeyes 81.
q6s No esrrsnzas. $3.50; No. California
fenfils. s.
Potatoes (per ctl) -Eiiehlsnds Si-5Od 1-75; Ne
vadss. Sl.75; Lompoc. 81 S5d2s Salinas. Sf.S5d
2; early rose. northern. 81: new potatoes box
81 yellow sweets, Sl75M2.
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BOARD TO FIX EAST
Street FOR WINTER
Harbor Commission to Face
Problem of Building Roads
Without Money

HE harbor commits
sioners will meet
this morning and
devote part of the
session to wrestling
with the problem of
d o ! n & necessary
street work without
any money. Parts
of East street on
the newly made
land north of the
Pacific Mail wharves.
need paving, and if
the work is not
done soon it will be
mire for the horses
and trucks enga ged
in taking freight to
and from the new
wharves The com
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

The most prominent feature OF the weather
conditions over Inc unifed states Is the area
OF unusually high pressure the western
half OF the country. Readings high 80. 20
inches reported in the Missouri valley. An
OF low pressure the north Atlantic
coast has caused from Chicago to Mon
trea. brisk winds and temperatures be-
low freezing The cold weather viii continue
At nearly all eastern points. In California after
noon temperatures have exceeded so degrees
near Los Angeles and go degrees in the great
valley
FORECAST
Forecast for the 30 hours ending AT midnight
Thursday. December l:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Thurs
day. with rain; moderate south wind.
For the Santa Clara yalley-Cloudy Thursday
with rain; moderate south wind
For tho Sacramento valley-Cloudy Thursday
with rain; moderate south wind.
For the San Joaquin yalley-Cloudy Thursday
with showers; light east wind, changing 10
south.
For California south of the Tehachapi-CIoudy
Thursday; light north wind.
"A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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TYNE-In port Nov. 15-Br stmr Knight
CHERBoURG- sailed Nov. 25-Fr bark Guer-
GEELoNG-S Sailed Nov 16-Br bark Lucipara.
for CallaO
M0JESaiied Nov. as-Br stmr Aymeric. for
ANCON@saiIed Nov. 29-Stmr City Of Panama.
for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
PIYMOUTH-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr Teutonic.
from New York FOR Cherbourg and Southampton
NEW YORK-Arrived Nov 30-Stmr Goth
land. from Antwerp; stmr Majestic trom SOUTH
Sailed Nov. sn-Stmr Nrauretaula for Liver
pool; stmr Kroonland. for Antwerp stmr Oceanic
for Southampton
BRENIEN-ArriVed Nov. 3O-Stmr FrlnA trlcu-
rich Wilhelm. from New York.
NAPLES-Arrived Nov. 30-stmr Berlin, from
SoUTHANIPTON- Nov. 3O-stmr Adri-
attic. stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for New
NONTEVIDFO-Arriv Nov. SO-Stmr Ugau-
da from Portland for the United Kingdom
QUEESSTOWN-Sailed Nov. 30-Stmr Zee
PLYMOUTH Nov SO-stmr George
Washington. from New York.
HAMBURG Arrived Nov. 29--Stmr Biueener'
from New York.
Memoranda
LONDON. Nov. sO.-The American steamer
Arcelia frou New Orleans Oct. II for San Juan.
has been posfed at IIoyds as overdue.
Per stmr Noyo-NOy. 80, on Poist Reyes. saw
a 4 masted schooner.
FER sfmr Temple f. Dorr. at San Francisco
Nov 80 from Astoria--Had strong southerly gale
with a heavy westerly swell 70 Northwest seal
rocks. then light SE winds: smooth and clear.
SEATTLE Nov 30.-Stmr Iroquois broke down
OF West point and not stmr President as before
reported.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 30 Observations taken
at 4 a. m. Pacific time:
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NIscELLANEous slARKETs
Cotfon Market

NEW YORK Nov. 30.-E r. Hutton & Co 5
wire savs. Tine cotton market Today opened
unchanged On irm cables. but immediately
efurued easy Liquidation Of January by
brokers who usually work for the bulls and sell
ing Of March and May by spot interests. The
volume Of business much lighter than yes
terdsys but ia lhe late trading, when prices
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Portland IivertocI1 Market

PORTLAND. Nov 0.-Cattle-Receipts 200.
Market firm Steers choice s.. d5.65: me-
dunn 81 lOd5: choice heffers. SsT5m5: cows.
choice beef 81. 5On5: do good beef. Si.50d4. do
common. S2N3.50; bulls, S404.25; stsgs, choice,
425.
Pigs-Receipts. poo. Market steady. Top,
Ssa s.25; medium. S7.50MT-75-
Shecp-Receipts, 800 Market steady. Wefh-
ers hest valley. 81 25n3.50. good. S3M3. D;
hest yearines. S425a475. best valley ewes
s3-5o04: lambs. choice mountain, s575d6; do
choice valley, Ss.75d6.
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london Wool snIe.

p. LONDON Nov. 30-The offerings at the wool
sales today amounted 10 II 665 bales. Competi-
ton animated and prices were firm. A good
selection of merinos was in active demand for
/ The home trade and the continent. while Ameri-
cans took few lots of greasies. Queensland
scoureds realized 2s 21ad. Inferior grades were
l frmer
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sbfpmcnts Of Iumher

The British ship Poltalloch sailed for Port
Natal. via Portland, yesterday with 2Tf.140 feet
of lumber, valued at S11,215, cargo from this
port.
The British steamer Strathorne sailed for Mel
bourne and Sydney, via Eureka, on Tuesday. The
steamer has cargo from this port OF, 500 feet
of lumber, valued at S42, ,401
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COTTON FUTURES
ST. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS Nov. 30.-Wool-Jrnchanged Me-
dium grades. combiaS and clothing 23l2 2M24e;
light fine. 20@22e: heavy fine, l5d17c; tub
washed. 2Om &c
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. 3o-Turpentine-Fir
741z a I5c; sales. 95s; receipts, 4s4; shipments
=; stocks. 16.3SS.
Rosn-Firm: sales 3.1ss; receipts. 214O;
shipments. 1900: stocks s5,9T4 Quote B.
S5.65q5.T0; D. s5.e71z d5.T5; E. s5.5OG5.T71a :
?. S5.I5@5. s.; q. S5-sod5.sI1z; H, $3.50. 90;
!. S6.15: X, Sc. so; NJ, se.75; y, sT.20; VIC,
S7.55: WV S765.
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Harley fnr Enrnne

The French ship General Faidherbe sailed for
Ipswich, Eng. yesterday with Co. 233 centais of
barley valued at $71.T6O, and 200 feet of
lumber as dunnage. valued at $23S
The Norwegian ship Prince Robert was cleared
for Queenstown for orders yesterday with 95.0SS
centals of barley. valued at $104. 597. and 80 600
feet of lumber dunnage, valued at $466.
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Tonnare EngaEemcnts

The British ship Lynton. on Puget sound Is
engaged for wheat thence TO Europe at 2Ss, hay-
ing been chartered prior TO arrival
The ship Henry Willard is under time charter
for general merchandise from here 10 Ancon
Ehe vessel Will be towed to the canal zone by
the steamer George W. Fenwick. The schooner
William Nottingham on Columbia river. loads
lumber there for Sydney at 32s Cd having been
engaged prior to arrival. The Norwegian steamer
Solyeig loads salt here for British Columbia.
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CHICAGO. sNqv. Buiter-Steady. creamer-
les, p 1q50c'.' ia ires 23M27c. Eegs-Steady: re-
ceints. 2.532 cases: ~ mark eases included. 1919
RI I22ls r. .frets .ac: prime frsTs. &c. Cheese
EakE dalsirs. 15is q 1890; twins. 14Q1si4c:
, olac Americas. 15is @l5i2c; iongborns. l5l8 a
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~ Yori. produco

N5Nfs 9ltiN.i s4F. 3s:.- -iioIs--5Stea
N-ooT-Q5ef
S1caf+I,aA ors ~: nas-oTado. ~ test. 3. +3c ::
centrIlugs .2a tcsta 3 aic.' m. asses 80 test.
, 80 - Refined QHicr. y.
Bu-t--a--f-asE. Creanf!r specials ~ 1sc:..eE-
rraS.@'e- thirds L0.nrS-s. = t1s2>-"; held cream
erF. -s7-nrlG - sDecia Is ga Ssc- state dairy
common 90 finest. :-34f, .s0c: pro-aSs second 10
special - n Bites fsctGly. june make frsts. pc:
DO .-eurreDt make. go -
Cheese 2SteaJT. s-s Statc whole plilk. cItrent
mako fair.- s3lecs s5e common, - 0l&i4c-
- Eggs irfn,- unchanged
g.. .--s-~ .pRTED FRUITS
ETanora<ed- Apples-F irIn =. eSllccifily Tor now
crop. 0u rio spot fancy u 2sc. choice. Io&s
TfEne. sgd9lsc; common fosfair. "a aGlsc.
HrIness-Firin. Quotations S@lgc from Gi2c to
1Cas Tor California ND 10 3o-l0s and from 81. r.
III l0c for OfeEOns from Cos 10 3eS
AnricotS-9uiet and frn. vita small offerings.
aice l2s. 1l 1905 extra choice l354@ Listc;
erCt- 132s q l4c.
teErloS-- Quiet: efTn on repoIrS of rrmer mar
ketS on thn coast Choice a 7lae:' extra choice,
50 S-eC. fsncr. eSlh Gqc.
RsfsiES- Inactive but the market shows
Ettle. better undertone. Loose. muscatels. 81 n
~ sc, cboice 90 fancy Seededs -6l4 EI1Bac; seed
Jess 506c: b.oadoa layers. SL20d 80
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hons

ll.5G: volunteer wild oat. $500: alfalfa. soa
ll. stock hsv. S5.50dJ.G0 per ION.
StraW-.a5t a soc per hale
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CHARGED WITH

CHARGED WITH RoBsERY- Hansen
was arrested yesterday and charged with ron
bing the room Of Joseph Thompson in a How
ard street ro0nling house. Thompson was
thrown on his bed BY two mem Monday nighr
and robbed Of 81. He has identified Hansen
as one or the robbers.
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AUCTIONSALES
2)5-HORsEs and MULES zoo
At Auction Dec. 3, 1910.

By order OF r. T. Mccullough We viii sell
20 head OF horses and mules as follows; 50 head
cr maTeS from 1000 70 800 pounds IN foal ~
dne jacks IS head Of wsanIing colts: 80 head
ot : and yesr old unhroken mules; I5 head or
oroken mules from 3 TO years old These muleS
arc especially fne. being big h0ned. gentle
raised. out Of good Mares and hy the best JACKS
money would hulv. We feel justified in saving
that there is not another bunch Of mules their
equal offered for sale in the state
sale takes place AT 10 a. m. on December =.
rain OF shine. at the Mccullough ranch. two
miles east OF Crows Landing Intending purchas-
ers should arrive the day previous to the sale
Automobiles VIII be provided; also free lunch.
Terms cash.
W. TT. HORD. AuctIOneer.
5O4 Market St.. :. r.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. Nov. 80
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
-, BIG AUCTION -

SATURDAY. Dec. 3. n a. M. = head Of all
purpose horses and mares from dray and delivery
company You can buy one to n carload at your
own price; also wagons and harness No reserve
$50 4tI st. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-01
BY nited wireless

Wednesday, November 80
STEAMER ROSE CITY-From San Pedro for
San Francisco; NoT 80. D. M. S miles north
of Point Hueneme: smooth cloudy and light
southwest wind barometer 3014; temperature
CO
STEAMER SANTA RITA-Henee Nov 30 for
Port San Luis: Nov. so. p. m, of Pigeon
point: light southwest wind; smooth sea: all
8 well.
BY Massie Wireless
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Nov. %. p. m.
.331 miles from Port Hartford; moderate north
wind and
STEAMER RoNA-Nov % $50 .. M. miles
south of Columbia llghtship fresh southeast
gale moderate sea: heavy rain; barometer
1895. temperature SIS.
STEAMER MANoHURIA-N 90. 10 p. M,
1.5S5 miles from San Francisco; all we'll.
STEAMER wAsHTENAW-Nov. 30, 7:45 p. m.
~Bff Point Sur; calm and smooth sea- clear;
barometer 30.05; temperature 61