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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSoecial Dnpatch TO The Call

EUREKA, Sept. 19.-The steamer North Fork
arrived in port this morning at $40 O'Clock
bringing, in addition to a large cargo of mis-
cellaneous freight, 5000 pounds of United States
mail, of the largest consgnments to arrive
vessel for several days past. The North
Fork had all the mail collected in San Fran
cisco for this port from 10 O'clock Friday until
o'clock Saturday afternoon. In addition to
the mail the North Fork had on board 400 cases
and gasoline for the COggeshall launch company.
After discharging number of fiat at the
Fields Landing wharf the North Fork proceeded
to the Arcata wharf where cargo of redwood
lumber will be taken on board for the return
trip SOUTH
The oil tank steamer Whittier arrived this
morning at 1915 o'clock from Port Hartford with
10000 barrels Of oil for the Humboldt transit
Arriving shortly after 9 o'clock this morning
was the steamer j. ]. Loggie The Loggie is
wharf where redwood iumber for ' tbe marnSo
lis is being taken on board.
The Pacific Coast steamship company's steamer
State Of California is due to arrive tomorrow
from San Francisco with freight, mail and pas
sengers.
While making landing at the G street slip
shortly after noon Yesterday the ferry steamer
Antelope, In command of Captain Lindgren
jammed the Coggeshall launch Sconset into the
barge Muskegetat. which was tied up along the
dock between the foot Of street and the foot
of G street. The launch Wauwinet was lying
partly inside the barge and it. too, jammed,
although not enough to be put out of commits
sion The launch sconset was damaged to some
extent and was run on the mud flats quickly
possible.
Captain Walter Coggeshall president of the
Coggeshsll launch company. says~he will ar
range for the erection of 1,500 office the
present locat On If a lease can be obtained from
the Hammond lumber company. the owners of
the property. 1t is planned to build neat
building on the present site and move the old
office back, to be used by the launchmen. Pri-
vate telephone booths, ladies' waiting room
and a private office. as we'll as other features.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Jacob Herman & Co 10 Margaret Grantke. lot
HVenue, . by 5 l25; $40.
Ada z. Retter 10 Josephine A Badger lot in
y line of Twenty -ifth avenue, $50 Of Point
1obos. p by 100: $40.
Bay District land company 10 Richard Furze
snd wife, lot In line Of A street 5T:6 w Of
,Arguello boulevard First avenue), W % by n
Evelyn NJ. Dempsey to Emma E. Salmon lot
in " line of Twenty ninth avenue, 125 OF l.
street. 80 by " 10: $40.
Real Estate and Development company to
John Meyer. lot In F line of Carolina street. l75
\ Of Twenty third. \ 25 by 100; grant
James GIeeson 10 Mary Agnes Gieeson minor
half interest in lots and >, block IA, Rees
Homer Wilson. by commissioner. to the Ger
man savings and loan society. lot in line Of
Howard street. 155 n OF TWenty-frst. 90 by
B5idget Byrne 70 Morris Evans. lot in NV
~ Of Mission street. 3T6:3& NE Of Twenty
uinAh, Ne . by NV 100; $40.
Dot in line of Fifth avenue. 100 OF B
etreet. \ 80 by F 12o; $40
Frank G. Healy and wife 70 Patrick Healy
and wife. lot in " line Of Alemany street. IFS
\ u Seventeenth. \ 26 by " I4:lo: SO.
Rivers Brothers to Alice T. Musser, lot Z,
Continental building and loan association to
Peter 2; koepman. lot IN = line OF san Jose
sVenue. - Of Brooks street, p, 22:711,
80. " 53:4; SO
>: Frederick r. stokes TO Ellen Stokes. lot in n
--9ine ~ Lake street. 500 Of Twenty first ave-
nue. 80 by 100; $40.
Molle C. Low to Flora C. Low. half interest
. IN lot in line Of Suffer street. 1909 OF
.Jones. Z $40. S 1876. " II i;S' 9I;6, W 20.
$50. " 14:7 \ 1916; gift
Mollie G. Low 10 Flora c. Low. lot in " line
Of Powell street. 1910 OF Sutter. y 1910, w
100. =. lO1; gift.
Molhe Greed Low to Flora Greed Low, lot at
SW corner Of Sutter and Cough streets, w 200
by 5 1876: gift
John B. DUNCAN 10 Byron ]. Hooper. lot in r
line Of Twenty-e ghth avenue 300 of Clement
street, . by f 40: $40.
Byron J. Hooper and wife to August F. Rier,
: sane. SO.
william Peters 10 Macarthur Brothers. lot in
SW line Of Fair avenue. 1914 Sc Of Mission
street. Sc 20:4 by SW rs $40.
william A. Newsom and wife 10 same, same;
$40
7. A. Perteens 10 N. J. c. Calvin. lot in
line of Thrift street. 50 Of Plymouth
nue.. 30 by l2j. and other piece; SO.
Louis Bacher TO John Quarney. lot in W line
-of Vermont street. 10 $ Of Twenty-third ave-
nue. S p By " 100: SO.
Pope 4 Talbot land company TO Ole Person.
lot in " line Of Sixteenth avenue, 80 S of
A street > by w 9T:l0: $40.
The Mccarthy company to Joseph A. Elsing
let IN z line Of Capitol avenue, 100 S Of Graf
1n, ST:6 by 1l2:6; $40
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Eastern LiveStocI1 Market


CHICAGO. SEPT. 9.-CRttle-Stesdy: receipts
estimated at =. coo; beeyes. s.. sOdS.30: Texas
steers. S3-15W6.eS; western steers, 81. .25d7 4;
stockers and feeders. 81 .25M6: COWS aud heff-
ers. 500 $40: calves. S6.7569.50.
Hegs-Siow and steady; receipts estimated at
Zl.uu0f light. S9-3JM9.S0; mixed. $3.50 20;
heavy S6-55d9.60; rough, ss.55dS60; good to
choice heavy, SS60M9.60; pigs. SS.50d9.60; bulk
of sales. s. 1919 Is.
Sheep-Market 10c 10 15c lower; receipts esti-
mated ST 5000: native. s.. 75d 80: western,
s.. 25a4-50; yesrlings. S4T5d5.70: lambs ma
tive, S5.25G7.15: western. S5.50d71O.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 19.-Cattle- Steady to
1oc lower receipts. -. 600: native steers, 81 S.
Is. nstive cows and heifers. s.. .0O@6.50; stock
ers snd feeders, SS25da.15; bulls, S5-23d =;
valves, SS.1OQS. western steers, 81. .J0dT. 10;
western cows. S2-T5G5.
HOgs-Steady; receipts, 5000; bulk of sales.
- lON3.40; heavy, S9eI 925; packers and butch
Srs S9.I5MS.4j; light. S9.35 80.
Sheep-Stesdy; receipts. 1900; muttons. 81
% $50: lambs S6a7; fed wethers and yearlings,
va $50; fed western ewes. S3.506435.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 9.-Cattle-Steady "a
Easier: receipts, 1890; native steers S450d
= -; cows and heifers, S3G5.S0; western steers,
t3-l6G6-f5; range COWS and beifers. So. 50 a
q s.; Gamers. S2.75@3.5 so: stockers and feeders.
s. p ass; calves, SS-50Q7; bulls, stags etc,
:, Ifogs--siow 70 shade lower: receipts. $500;
heavy. Ss.7069.O5: mixed. SseO6s.O5: light.
y. 5Ge.I5; pigs, $s-5o@e' bulk of sales, SIS
.sde.O5.
= Sheep-steady; receipts. $4,000: yearlings
S4-6oG5-5O; wethers, SS-75G4.25; ewes, S3-50@
8 lambs. S6.40d7.
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FrieLe, which sails today for the far
east, will carry lao intermediate pas
liner will carry 1.5O0 tons of freight.
Since its arrival in port the China has
been stripped of its yards, and hereafter
Will be known by its bare poles. Chief
ashore last voyage for a vacation, is
back on duty and will be at his post
on the forecastlehead when the liner
leaves pier AZ at 1 o'clock this after
Chiyo Has Many Passengers
According to advices received yester-
day by the Toyo Kisen Kaisha the liner
Chiyo Maru, which left Honolulu at II
bright and early Friday morning. On
board the Chiyo are "A cabin passengers
and 164 Asiatics. The liners cargo in
cludes 6S tons. of raw silk, 129 tons of
land freight. The liner has 5.056 tons
of freight
Little Ship on Long Trip
The British steamer Cheslakee, Cap
tain Starkey, which arrived yesterday
81 days from Belfast, is only TIA tons
register and is on the way to Van
couyer, B. G., which hereafter will be
its home port The .Cheslakee, which
feet 9eep long 81 feet bt IN beam o aR aRd
knots an hour. and cam do it.
Iaqua Case Before inspectors
inspectors of Hulls and Boilers Bolles
and Bulger, into the cause of the ram
ming of the scow schooner Iaqua in
the San Joaquin river near Roe island,
August Is, Attorney William Denman
charged that Captain Arthur Self of
the Iaqua had no right to navigate in
the river. The inspectors said they
could not take up that matter, but that
It should be brought before the United
States district attorney.
A. Joens the first officer of the Iaqua
testified that the Nagel could be seen
300 yards off and that if it had kept on
its course there would have been no
accident, but that instead the scow
schooner put suddenly about.
The damage to the Nagel was fixed
at $4,000 and the value of the cargo
lost at $500.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3,601.000 feet.
The steamer George w. Fenwick ar
rived yesterday from the Columbia
river with a log raft in tow, the third
that the Fenwick has brought down
the coast this season
The liner Siberia arrived yesterday
at Honolulu, outward bound.
The Matson navigation companys
Wilhelmina is expected to arrive early
this morning from Honolulu.
The liner Acapulco left Mazatlan
yesterday for this port.
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IL hours from Hongkong. via Yokohama Is DAYS
Is hours. via Honolulu days IA hours: paSsen-
gers and merchandise to Pacific Mail steamship
company.
2:20 D. M, stmr Despatch. Carey. 25 hours
from Eureka; $4,000 feet lumber to Pacific Ium-
Der company
$40 p m. stmr Col E. L. Drake. smith.
days from Seattle; ballast to Standard oil com
pany; up river direct.
$40 p m, barge 81. Monroe. days from Sc
attic; ballast TO Standard oil company; up river
direct; in tow stmr Col. F. l.. Drake.
12:4O a. M. stmr Washington. Peterson. 55
hours from Columbia river. $50. 600 feet lumber
to E. X. Wood lumber company.
5:15 a. m. stmr Grays Harbor: Anfndsen. 64
hours from Willapa; 100000 feet lumber to Sud
den & Christensen.
5:25 a. m, stmr Bandon. RosenzIad Al hours
from Bandon; 10000 feet lumber to A. F. Esta-
brook.
5:35 a. M. stmr Fi6eld. Jensen. 40 hours from
>Bsndon; passengers and merchandise to A. f.
Estabrook.
$50 a. M. stmr Chehals Kettleson s6 hours
from San Pedro; ballast TO Sudden & Christensen.
a. M, stmr Thomas l.. Wand. Peterson. 81
hours from Aberdeen; 100000 feet lumber to Oh
son & Mahony.
$50 a. m, stmr Samoa DIadsen Is hours
from Caspsr; bound south. put in to land pas
sengers.
9:45 a. M, stmr Santa Clara. Mcclellan. 20
hours from Eureka; passengers and merchandise
to c. p. Doe & CO.
9:10 a. m. stmr Asunciou. Bridgett days
from Astoria; ballast 20 Standard oil company;
up river direct.
$40 a. M. stmr George LOOmis. Daniels. 50
hours from Redondo Beach; oil to Standard oil
company; up river direct.
S:45 a. m, schr Santiago. Mcdonald 10 hours
Additional shipping intelligence ON
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boxes of tea. The fact that there had
been case of plague on board at Yo-
kohama necessitated a very rigorous
quarantine inspection at this port and
by the time the yellow flag was hauled
ToiYIrs oIMn n the eo6 G TIDE was running like a
didn't let little thing like the tide
interfere with docking his big charge
which he succeeded in doing in good
style.
But for the fact that the Chinese
prince was a passenger the liner would
have been held at Yokohama in quar-
antine for 10 days. The prince left the
ship at Nagasaki, intending to take
run up TO Tokyo. say chin chin" to
the mikado and rejoin the Manchuria
at Yokohama. He left most of his
baggage on board and the imperial
party was in some CONSERVATION when
they learned that a case of plague had
been discovered on board and that the
snip, and the princes change of pea
cock feathers and other regalia and i'm
pedlmente, were all tied up in quaran-
tine
With the utmost politeness the Japa-
nese quarantine officials put ship and
passengers through a course of sprouts
calculated 10 destroy any plague germs
AS an act of consideration toward the
royal passenger the ship was released
a { the end OF four days with the un-
oerstanding that there should be no
communication between ship and shore
Three days after leaving Honolulu
the Manchuria was stopped in midocean
by the Siberia and three stowaways
were transferred from the outward
bound liner to the Manchuria. Two
of them. Philip WyviI and Edward
Hewitt. were turned over to the immi-
grafton authorities. They are British
subjects and may be deported John
Cooney, the third. is an American and
was allowed to go ashore when the
Manchuria docked.
Among the passengers on the Man
churla was Lieutenant j. J. Fulmer.
7. \. A. who has been granted leave
from his regiment. which is in the
Philpplnes, TO enable him to bring
home his wife. who is seriously i'll. Im-
mnedlately upon the ships arrival Mrs
runner was placed in an army ambu-
pital Aos-
Another passenger on the liner was
MISS Anita Comfort. the year old
9aughter of Lieutenant ]. II. Comfort.
7; S. n, who is on recruiting duty in
Chlcago; Little Miss Comfort is tray-
ellng all alone and is enjoying the ex
PER peaIence- Her mother, who was a ma
tive OF the Philippines, is dead.
Lee Boo jun, a member of the ad
Visory board ofsthe Chinese consul gen
erai at this port, was another pa ssen-
ger: pa
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Sept BE. F. Hutton & CO..
wire SAYS; The cotton market was affected
GnfsFOrably by lower cables and the announce
tlent Of lockout Of workingmen effective Oe-
fober l. by the Manchester spinners a result
- the rejection Of the proposition offered the
EnIen by their employers last week. The ma
Sority of cables received the subject ex-
pressed the opinion that no lockout would oc-
E-ur. as the employees would probably accept the
terms Of their employers. AS 8 matter of fact
fhe whole proposition savors highly Of a move
on the part OF the Epinners 10 obtain cotton at
stocks OF Gotten and cotton goods are down to
famine proportions in Manchester. The move
meur. therefore viii probably prove Of little
effect, farmers everywhere are showing a
strong disposition 10 resist declines and hold for
higher prices.
Local sentiment is generally against the
Gnarket, but reports of deterioration in the west
cool nights in the eastern belt and continued
slow movement Of the crop make the bears very
EautiOus in extending their commitments"
Spot closed quiet, IS points lower; middling
Uplands, 1880; do gulf. l4e: sales, 106 bales
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 1e.-Stsndsrd copper
Quiet. Spot. September and October. II. l0d
j 20c: Nosenber. l2.i5dI .20c: December.
L.. .I5dl2.2 2.221zc. London market dull. Spot. f54
l7s Cd: futures, f55 Is Sd. Arrivals reported
81 New York today were LAO tons. Custom
house returns show expdcts Of 1893 tons so
far this month. Lake copper. l2.50dl2. 75c;
electrolytic, l2.3715 gl262l9c; casting, l2.l2h
@l2.S71ac.
Tin-Qulet. Spot. S5.15G3 5.17l5c: September
39'd35.I5 October. 34.50934s Sc; November
msasser duh. Spot. EI5s IS Cd; futures, fI5s
2s Cd
Lesd-Quiet. 4.S715 d4.42zc New York and
8 $3.50 4.3oc East st. Louis. London spot, fl2
Spelter-Quiet. 5.5Oa5.eOc New York and
b-87 y d5.s5c East ST. Louis. London spot.
f23 IS Cd
Iron-fleveland warrants. ass 1O1sd London
Locally iron quiet. No ! northern, S15-5o6
.16; No ?. Sl5 615.T5: No. l southern and No.
! southern soft, Sl5.I5n l6-25.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The San Jose,s Careo

The steamer San Jose cleared September IL
for Ancon and way ports with cargo valued at
S130.073, distributed as follows:
For Mexico. $50; Central America. So 52s:
Panama. $3,215; Colombia. s3, ,39e: Ecuador
81 .4Sl; British Honduras, sol; New York, S1O9
316.
To Mexco-50 bxs fresh fruit and 10 bxs pota-
toes.
To Central America ,234 bbls -four I T64
gals and cs wine, 3D. lbs butter, 10 bales bags
750 lbs goldfish 141 lbs cheese, 4s lbs cocoa 75 cs
coal oil, 20 cs canned fruit, IL canned goods
300 lbs candy. 1I96 lbs dried fruit, $50 lbs
rasins. SO pkgs fresh fruit. 300 lbs fertilizer
500 lbs meal, IL pkgs machinery. 365 pkgs pota-
toes, "a pkgs paint. 10 soap, 1901 lbs soda
1872 lbs seed, 2o,s29 lbs talow, SO pkgs tank
material.
To Panama-250 bbls flour. 676 gals wine 81
cs canned fruit SO cs canned goods, g. 100 lbs
garlic, 2152 lbs garvanzas S5 pkgs potatoes
5000 lbs rice, 10000 lbs sugar 151 lbs sago, cs
salmon.
To Colombia-5le lbs bread 259 lbs goldfish 25a
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Los AnEeIes Produce NIarket

4 Special Dispatch 10 The Call
los ANGELES. Sept. l9-Receinfs Of ep0s
were unusually light today and the market was
hrn- Potatoes were in demand and butter and
cheese steady. Receipts Of produce were:
Eggs, SO cases: butter. 10 200 pounds; cheese
b.46s pounds, potatoes. S.14S sacks; beans. 34S
sacks; onions, $50 sacks; sweet potatoes lO7
sacks.
CheeSe-NOrthern fresh. 1Td17Ibc: eastern
twins, lSiac; eastern cheddar. zoe: eastern long
born - 2oc; eastern daisy. ISl5 a 1ac: swiss
domestic. 24c; brick cream. I9c: limburger I9e
Butter-Creamery extra. 30 lac pound; firsts
SIC pound; ladle butter 25c; cooking butter 25c
ECes-Docal ranch candled firsfs. 4Ic: case
counts, SIC: eastern fresh. 35c: storage extras
50N32c; storage seconds 26c.
Beans-No. I pink. S6.25: No l lmas s..
lady Washington, 81 30; small whites No L.
$50; black eyes. $40; gsryanzas, $3.50: len
Kills IS.
q Potatoes-New potatoes. local stock 81 %
Utl. Highlands. 81 .25d 50 ctl: Salinas 81 5On
1Go. local Burbanks. Sl25@1.4 20 etl; sweet po-
tatoes. s. cti.
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lbs dried fruit. 564 bbls -four. 26O gals wine 4C
pkgs onions and potatoes, $500 lbs rice 2i IS
salmon.
Ecuador-411 bbls flour.
los raisins.
To New York-124. .S21 lbs beans. 7,4S5 cs can
ned fruit. 33S cs canned vegetables 46. $40 gals
wine, 81, 166 lbs dried fruit, 3.76O lbs hides as
9Il lbs almonds 63,516 lbs old rubber, 96 5O4 lbs
ratsns, 8, 45O cs salmon, 200 cs typewriters Sc
lbs wool.
Change of Masters
Schooner Margaret G, late master Andrew OIL
sen present master Anten Andersen.
Schooner Champion. late master William p
Russell, present master W. II. Perkins
Steamer Quinault. late master John Bash pres-
ent master r. NJ. Koffold.
LICENSED
Schooner Rival. C.. Sorensen master: enrolled
Steamer Pride of the River E. Atthowe
Steamer Pride of the River, p. Atthowe mas
Steamer Petroleum, j. W. Spencer master; re-
newal.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Monday, September 10.
3:45 p. M. Br stmr Cheslakee, Starkey 50 days
from Belfast. via Montevideo Al days, via CaIIao
10 days; bound to Vancouver. put in for fuel.
4:20 p. m, stmr Mandaiay. Lofstrom 46 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Hobbs. Wall & Co.
4:40 p. m, stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander Al
hours from San Diego, ETC.: passengers and mer-
chandise to Pacific Coast steamship company
$40 p. m. stmr Geo. W. Fenwick Miller 40
hours from Astoria; bound to San Pedro, put In
with log raft in tow.
500 p. m, log raft 140 hours from Astoria
with $500. 600 feet lumber to Hamomnd lumber
company.
1910 p. M. stmr Manchuria, Saunders so days
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MANCHURIA HERE
FROM FAR EAST
Pacific Mail Liner Brings Many
Passengers and Large Cargo
of Oriental Products

HE Pacific Mail
liner Manchuria,
Captain Saunders,
arrived yesterday
afternoon from the
far east with 125
cabin passengers,
SO second class and
$40 Asiatics. The
Asiatics included Z
Japanese, IS Hin
dus and 252 Chi
nese. The liners
cargo of Z. .463 tons
included 774 bales
of raw silk, 1874
rolls of mating,
1923 packages of
oriental merchan-
disc. 734 mats of
siIInl1llr and Ok 1877
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NarnI Stores-Turnentlne and Rosin

90. SAVANNAH, Sept. l9.-Spirifs Of turpentine
firm. T5M7ec. sales. 66l: receipts, sos; ship
tnents. 23l: stock 1894.
Rosn, frm: sales. $50: receipts 2770: ship
ments, 76ls stock. 6S 235. Quota tions: B.
ss.l006-30: y. S6.20ds.30; E. se.30@e 40; F.
$3.50: @. S645: II, S6.5Od6.55; l. Se.55616 60;
\. S66o@6.G5; NJ Se.70; \, Ses5GT; VIC,
k7aT.O5; WV. S70T.1s
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EASTERN STATIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The pressure is rising slowly over California
and falling rapidly Washington. Oregon
and Idaho There has also been a marked faIl
over the lake region.
The weather has been unsettled in the north
ern counties of California and conditions are
favorable for light showers in the foothills of
the Sacramento valley. In the San Joaquin
valley the weather will probably be fair Tues
day, but showers may occur in the Sierras and
the foothills. The weather has been favorable
for raisin making.
Showers have occurred in northern Arizona.
Utah and southern Idaho. There have also been
showers in Kentucky and Tennessee, but other
wise rain has fallen.
The temperature is rising along the coast and
somewhat warmer weather may be expected
Tuesday in most Of the counties Of California
In the great valley afternoon temperatures
range from "a degrees at Sacramento to 81 at
Fresno
In the east conditions normal except at
Boston and New York, where 1t is cool. At
Boston there has been fall of "a degrees in
the last "a hours.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was SO
degrees and at Fresno 80.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Far Tuesday
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81. TOTIS. Sept 1a-Market unchanged. Ne
Fiun grades combing and clothing. 23d24c; light
inc, 1SG2lc; heavy hne, 15@1Ic; tub washed
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Commercial News

155z dI7c: do fancy. l7c; do choice 14s.c: do
good 70 prime. l4GI4lsc: do common to fair
1o1z Gi3ssc; skins full to specials. 2s5d1215c
. Eggs-Firm state. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
.hennerys white, s5G3sc5 do white. so@35c: do
bennery brown, 3od32c; do brown. 2TeI29c: fresh
,eStrs hrsts, 2G924c; frsts, 24@25c; seconds -
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RniIdinr Cnnfracf.

NJ. A. Collins with W. ]. Jones and G. I.
smith, lumber mill work concrete plastering.
plumbing, painting, glazing, patent chirnneys
and labor for one and half story frame build
Ing IN line Of Twenty fourth street *
81 Hoffman avenue, for 81 ,545.
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Chicnro Dairy Produce Market

.eries. 24d2Sc; dairies 23d27c. Eggs steady
~ mark. cases included. 17ls@ 2o1kc; irsts.
PC: prime irsts. 24c. Cheese. steady: daisies
l6d16kc; twins I5aI65zc: Young Americas,
a6% aleizc; longhorns I6@IeAc; receipts.
- So cases
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- WESTERN HORSE MARKET

so head Of broken and unbroken horses from
Southern California. weighing from 1000 lbs to
1900 lbs. all in good condition and well boned.
and so head fine. large draft horses from 1.300
lbs to 1.IO0 lbs from a lumber company, BY or
der Of the court to satisfy a Judgment.
Also two cars OF HORSESHOE-BAR BRAND
OF mares and geIdngs.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS SALE. as 1t Is the
best lot Of all purpose horses brought to this
market for several months.
SALE WILL TAKE PLACE TUESDAY, SEP
TEMPER goth. at 1 and 8 D. m.
Horses win be on EXHIBITION Monday az
z. STEWART & CO..
AUCTIONEERS AND LIVESTOCK DEALERS.
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department of agriculture,
weather bureau. San Francisco. September 10:
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BY United wireless

Monday, September 10.
STEAMER wILHELMINA-From Honolulu for
San Francisco; Sept. Is. p. M, 494 miles
from San Francisco lightship; weather fine
light northwest wind sea smooth: due quaran-
tine M Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-20
30 THURSDAY ATuAM. ~

2O5 and 200 Valencia ST.. 65 head OF al pur-
pose Horses and Ranch Mares, 10 cheap Mules
wagons. Buggies and Harness. Outside stock
sold on commission. Phone Park 2723.
CLOUGH & BRODIE. AuctiOneers