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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
WIFE OF JAlLOR
HOLDS Gun ON 5
At Pistols Point Drives Escaping
Criminals Back To Then Cells
and Stood Guard.

PLAT TSMOl TIL. Neo. Apr"
I \ Womans quick Wit strong nerves
ana her revolver We're all tha, ii'
vented a wholesale .1ii delivery Hi
/ Plattsmouth last week. when Ihl"r
/ criminals succeeded boz hsedhlh@
through the Jail wall only 20 Pee COS
! cred hy a revolver In tne haHds ''
I Alr. N T.. Mauspeaker. vile OF iu p
DEPUTY taller WHO ioryet them 'o TO-
turn 10 their cells over "hl'" S''-
stood guard f0r AL hour mnt' heip
arrived -
Irputv Manspeaber lives I'M the
iau ana otfeu leaves has VIE Ih
1 charge OF the prisoners ME "v
efreuding tO other duties. Oh inc d's
oi the outbreak he Weut To court "''N
"A prisoner. leatius bis VIE lo N'eP
an eye ON The eight or l|i pilso'''
among whom were James ~ hSH "n.'
Henry Harrison under pehl'eHl ,
sentence Tor burglary and ArlAui
Rraun. convicted of horse sieailhs
Prompt - Act.
In ihs middle of the afternoon MIS-
Nanspeaker heard a suspicious holst
MS of a niece OF metal falling on STONE
picking up her husbands revolver sh
started an Investigation. l.oo"'HS
from a second story window she Sd"
caseknife lying on the ground and
then saw mans hand protrude
through an opening that vas rap'd!E
oeine made larger. Without hesita-
lion Mrs. Manspeaker rushed 10 Tie
iail door. opened il passed through
ana locked The door behind her thus
nlaciug herself beyond the possibility
of retreat should she not be able 10
oyerc0me the criminals Hurrying on
through another door she made h't
way To- the courtyard, where she
found Lynch engaged in removing
brick from a hole IN the outer wall
He was being assisted by two other
criminals. aud all three were SO IN
tent on their work that they aid not
hear the approaching woman.
Hands up or I'll Kill YOU she
called
The prisoners. startled. turned to
face the muzzle of q 3scalibre revo-
YER and the swapping black eyes OF
the iailers wife They hesitated for
an instant and then their hands went
up with p Jerk.
Now fall in and march 10 your
cells. The man who stumbles gets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16
Hudson Manufacturing Cost

The very simplicity Of the Hud-
son means low manufacturing cost.
In the Hudson you find no super
fuous rods, bolts or wires. No
where are two or more parts used
where one will do.
Simplicity is the very keynote
Of good engineering practice. No
car is so simple mechanically as the
Hudson. That's why Hudson Manu-
featuring cost is low in proportion
to the quality. And there are no
freakish ideas in the Hudson either.
You cannot afford them. Neither
can We. Hudson features and Hudson
refinement are new in a car at the
Hudson price, but they are not new
or sensational in the sense of never
having been used before. They have
been tried, tested and proven out
on the highest priced cars, both IN
America and in Europe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
| TSpecioI Dispoteh TO The Call

EUREKA, Nov. 2s.-The steamer North Fork
arrived in port this morning with freight and
mail. The North Fork is loading lumber
cargo at the Arcata wharf for the return trip
to San Francisco.
The steamer Lakme was among the lumber
carriers to arrive in port today, having crossed
the bar at 10:45 o'clock. The Lakme Is load
ing lumber cargo for the return trip to San
Francisco.
The Pacific Coast steamer City of Topeka.
which sailed this morning for San Francisco is
two days of schedule because of a layover in
San Francisco Thanksgiving and day in port
here yesterday on account of rough bar. This
week the Topeka viii make up day sailing
from San Francisco for Humboldt bay wednes,
cenber l. and sailing again from Eureka Fri
day, December 2, at 10 o'clock. instead of
Thursday. December /. Thereafter the Tonet q
will sail on its regular schedule.
The steamer Alliance, Captain Thomson. Is
expected to sail from Portland for Coos bay and
Eureka Wednesday night ON its first voyage
under the North Pacific steamship company on
the northern run out of this port. The Alliance
will arrive here next sunday and sail the fol,
lowing day from the foot of E street for Port
land. 1t is reported that the Alliance was sol,l
to the North Pacific company for a sum in the
neighbprhood Of $4,000.
The rough bar which prevented the steamers
City of Topeka. Prentiss and Vanguard from
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Monday. November %.

Monday. November 2s.
3;25 p. m. stmr Buckman, Wilson, IS hours
from San Pedro: passengers and merchandise
to Alaska Pacific steamship company.
7:15 p. M. stmr Acme. Olsen. 90 hours from
Eureka; 400. 600 feet lumber and 50 boxes fish
to the Charles Nelson company.
4:45 p. M. stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander AZ
hours 20 minutes from San Diego ana way
ports: passengers and merchandise to Pacific
Coast steamship company.
$50 D. M, stmr Curacao. Paulson. 10 days
from Guaymas, via San Pedro "a hours; pass
engers and merchandise TO Pacific Coast steam
1886 p. m. stmr James S. Higgins, Elasen. ~
hours from Fort Bragg: bound south. put in for
11.5o a. m, stmr Helene. Anderson 90 hours
from Grays Harbor; 100000 feet lumber to Sud
$40 a. M. stmr Olson & Mahony. Payne. 16
days from Aucon. via San Pedro 36 hours;
merchandise to Rates & Chesebrough.
a. M. stmr George Loomis Smith. 3s hours
from Redondo Beach: - to Standard oil com
pany: up river direct.
from Redondo Beach; ballast to Dollar steamship
company.
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise to
Pacific Coast steamship company.
9:45 a. M. stmr Samoa, Madsen. 10 hours from
Caspsr; bound south. put in to land 700 boxes
apples to Caspar lumber company.
73O a. M. pow schr Newark. wayland, =
hours from Byxbee landing; lime TO Monterey
10 A. M stmr Daisy Smith. 50 hours from
willapa harbor; T60, 900 feet lumber TO J. NJ.
Huddart.
from Grays Harbor; 650,000 feet lumber TO Sud
den and Christensen.
CLEARED
Monday. November IS.
Stmr Siberia. Feeder. Hongkong. ETC.. via
Honolulu Pacific Mail steamship company.
Stmr Missourian. Lyons. Salina Cruz; will
liams. Dimond & Co.
stmr Governor, Jepsen. San Diego; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
SAILED
Monday, November 2s
2:s0 p. M, stmr Grace Dollar, Hagen, Al
biou.
$40 p m. stmr W. S. Porter, Holmes Mon
terey.
5:45 p M. stmr Samoa Madsen. San Pedro.
p. M. stmr Atlas. Badger, Seattle, with
p M. barge 90, Kirkwoed. Seattle. in tow
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Los Angeles Produce Market
ISocoinE Di..nfob % The Gill

ISoecioi Disnofch 10 7 he Call
los ANGELES. Nov. 2s.-The price Of eggs
broke on The produce exchange today. and the
two best grades are quoted 5c lower. Ranch
caudIed are selling ar sc. The potato market
was weaker alIhouga sweets were in demand.
There WIS q general decline in the prices OF
cheese Pink beans were higher.
Receipts ~ produce TODAY were; Eggs. l02
cases. butter. 1I.Ia9 pounds; cheese. 4.231
rounds, potatoes. 6-2lo sacks: onions. 600 sacks;
sweet potatoes. 80 sacks: apples. 200 boxes.
Butter fper lhl-l'reamrry extras. 36lac: irsts
p ier- iadlc butter 25c: cooking butter DC
Eggs lpcr- d0z Local ranch candled frsts.
47c, case count. 43c: eastern fresh. Ssc; stor-
age. 30134r
Cheese lper lbl-Norfserl fresh. 1Sd1Siac:
local 1sc; eastern singles 1Siac: eastern twins
. aa lsc- eastern cheddars, 19c: eastern long
born. 1903 oregon daisy. 1SG G1Slsc; eastern
da .sr. l9e. swiss. imported 32e; swiss domee
f2Hr.
Beans frar ctIl-No. : pink S5.50de; No I
-.nia- $3.50 go; Ladys Washington. sax
-arrauZaS. Sf-50. IentIS So
Potatoes fner ctIl-Hi Highlands. 81 500 %: Ss9
Ilnas. Sl.S5N2-@ Lomp5c. 81 S502: Neaads 81 IS
~ SO carly rose. northern. 81; new potatoes.
rer box. 81. sweets yellow S1.75N2
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

NEW YORK. NoF. 2s.-Hops-Dull.
Hides Steadr-
Petroleum feadv.
Wo0I-Ouior
-i-sic. reutrIfuGal. 9G tost $3.50. m0lasses. 50
lest %.iSc- Refined Steady.
Bufter--4-asv- Greameries. specials. 81 - a
t+'- extras. ,,nlec- third n firStS. 24d 29c:
crf sIncrT. held SNglnd a special. 25d3lc. state
De rT. common t0 finest. 24fi 3Nc: process. com
r-sf pa d25c, factory. June make. 24d241sc;
On. current make. % p d22c.
Cheese-Quiot and steady: state. whole milk
>entenbcr quality, specials. 1Jas n lie; do. fancy
"dlore0- l5lac; DO fancy white. 15lE 0T5l5c do.
cloiee- l4as rLl@c. do. early October fne. 14l4 a
t---t i--2c ski ms. - "a l'ic-
Eggs -FreSil. steady: refrigerator unsettled.
state. penuSvlran and nearby heunery. white.
fancy I0W55c; do. Eothered white. 3SG4sc do
nenne7T. hrQEn. fancy. f0ds3c- do. gathered.
brown. a6fs40c: western gathered. white. 32d
hr~fs. @lfra2c. do. seconds. 26d 2oc; Tefrigera-
tor special mark. faucv.@in local storage, 25c;
ao. first. p n 24c- dn. seconds. 22023c.
DRIED FRI ITS
Eraporate6 Apples-CUiet: offerings continue
small and prices firm on he spot fancy. are
quoted NJ II iae: choice. 10af prime. SG92<c:
common 10 fair. 5lfN6isc.
Prunes-Ouiet but very steady on reports Of
firm markets the coast. quotations ranging
f-u fe 10 Joke for CALIFORNIA; up 10 3Os-4Os
- a.l Sis ft9lrc for oregons from Cos to POS
AUrcorS-Firm but Quiet. choice 12S n I3c-
extra choice. 1875 N l3@, C.. fancy. l3a4 N14c.
leaches-Iuactive hut stocks small and
prices are frm. Choice, 70Tisc; extra choice
S0S1ac: fancy. 81 d9c
RaiSins-Dull and easy. loose muscatels ere
Quoted AZ 81 Geiac fancy seeded. ca 7tec;
ess. 508c: London layers, 81 -2od 10
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-E. F. Hutton Co. s
wire SAYS:
European cables were disappointing from all
quarters this morning. Havre should have ad-
vanced sharply. hut instead decline was sent.
Hamburg also should have advanced, but came
unchanged n decline Of y A point. Firm Of
ferings from Rio and Santos were about the
same last week Our market opened firm at
slightly lower 10 slightly higher than the close
Saturday good buying by prominent i'm
porter. This buying gave favorable impression
early in the morning. but later sentiment
changed. December closed firm. with other
months neglected. OF course there is interest
in the December option at present. apd II can
easily be held TO make a selling basis for actual
coffee
We can sec no change in the situation. but.
stated previously in these advices. wider huc-
tuations must be looked for at this level. The
market hiss not had a good reaction for num-
her of days and one would really make Ii more
healthy. At snch times. however. purchases
would prove profitable until contract is nearer
the price Of actual coffee. News with reference
10 the next crop continues unfavorabe. there
fore there is no reason for selling the late posi-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

Journal would confirm recent smaller crop ideas
of less than u 900 0o0 bales For this reason an
effort made in some circles TO discredit the
estimates of this paper on the ground that In the
past the Times Democrat had shown tendency
70 overestimate the crop in small crop years
Our own opinion is that when the last bale IS
counted at the close Of next August il viii bp
found that the commercial croB will not have
fallen far short Of 10 600 600 bales. and that the
estimate OF the Times Democrat will prove 10
have been TO actual growth than some
of the smaller estimates. However. We regard
today's reaction perfectly natural and healthy.
after the advance Of 90 points which has taken
place within tho last week
Spot cotton closed quiet. ) points lower Mid
ling uplands. l5c. middling gulf. 15.25c. Sales,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
COFFEE FUTrREs
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK Nov 2S.-Standard copper dull
Spot November and December. 1880 IL. 6Oc
January. 10. .50d Il. &c; February IL. 55612. zoe
Aarch. 12.60M12. soc. London weak. Spot. f51
S 9d futures. f5s IS Cd. Arrivals reported al
New York. $50 tons Custom house returns show
exports OF 24.974 tons far this month. Local
lytic. u. 81 y a 13c. and casting at 10 7Ec
Tfn-Quiet. Spot and November 81. 25 a
31.50c December. 3I.2563T. .45c: January and
February. 31.25d3I. 45c. London. weak Spot
1859 las 3d. futures f17o 2s Sd.
Lead-Quiet. Spot. 4.45d4.55c New York
430d4.3 Soc East ST. Louis. London. f13 3s Sd.
Spelter-Nomnal. 5.s5d5 csc New York 5.s
ass 32c East ST. Louis. London f24.
TrOn-CievelaDd warrants. 4es TI5d in London.
Locally iron was quiet No / foundry northern.
No. I southern and No. I southern soft S15.TJG
1922; No. , foundry northern. SIS. 500 16.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
General Merchandise

&eNeFAi mGFcnHndtSe
Pacs-Grain hags. 5% @ spot and sk d6l,c 1911
fHliverv: San Quentin bags 53sc: wool hays
isc for 81 lb and 29sac for lb fleece twine
&c nor lh.
Coal-Pennsvlrania authrscite egg SIG pei
fon; Wellington. So; New Wellington. 50; Coos
hsr. s. Australian house-R Richmond etc.. 50
herland. Si5 IN bulk and $3.50 In sacks: Welsf
snLhracite; SD; coke, SIG per ton In bulk and
Coal OIL Gasoline etc-water white. iror
barrels or drhms Sc: $50 degree oil. iron barrels
or drums. 9l%c; special do. l0c; pearl oil in
csses iac; astral l5c; star l5e; extra stsr
1Sc: Elaine 25iac: eocene. 1Sc: red crown and
motor Essoine. In bulk 11c. in cases 24c; engine
oistflate. IN drums 5lRc. cases &c more: SO de-
gree gasoline. in bulk SOC. in cases S71kc: vsr
n'sh makers and painters naphtha. in bulk l5c
in cases 22lhc.
On-Quotations sre FOR hsrrels Iiuseed. 81 II
ver gallon Tor holed snd 81 % for rsw. cases 81
more. CASTOR oii In eases. No. /. 1lc: Raker's
r-sllop: eocoanut oil in barrels soas3lIc fol
NNN- 77i, aisle Tor No. / snd 75S77Silc for No
f0erm oil. Soc; natural winter sperm oil. soc
natural whale oil 5Sc: pure lard oil. 81: winter
strained lard oil aoc: nure neatsfoot oil. So: No
Zoo boiled fish OIL soc; paint oil, 45c.
Turnentiue-s 1-02 per gallon in cases and $50
Rosin-E. 50 30. =. s9.s5: G. 50 a.. H. $3.50:
50 -; * $3.50; VIC. Sl040; WV. Sl0.To pei
Red and White Lesd-Red. sMasc; white
So nSatc Der ID.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
flows terms net cash: STANDARD. fpe gram
'rt-1 ~. standard cnarae crsnulated. &c: frilii
g-anulated. 81: cut loaf in barrels only. &c;
". & T. crystal sdominos. n cartons in cases
g, 10 fn . Ih cartons I'm cases s.50c; monarch
her 5-s5r: tablets. I'm haH barrels. 5.5O"; do In
- lh boxes. 75c; cuhes and A cr7rshed h.25c;
monarch nowdered. 510c- xxx nOwdered
= 0c; candy Graunlated. 5.10c: confectionery A,
-"- confnctloHers' crystals 5.10c: extra hns
~-'nulated- s0c: magnolia A. AGO.: extra g.
golden C. 440c. n 400: barrels and
q -1 'h hacs Joe. half barrels 25c boxes soc more
nrr ION Tbs than for bags ~ 100 lbs net Bel
81 p ond 90 Ib tins 81 20 more: iu 8 and 10 y
f1S s. - moro nor 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 n bags
The Califenia and Hawaiian sugar refining
n"mpsnr quotes as follows: Grsnulated basis
-: "Higrade" har. 5.25e: nowdered. 5.i0c A
crushed. 525c; berry. SC: c. II. extra 1nt
e-anulated. sc: coarse drv grsnulated. &c: con
f'0fiono-S' A. 30: cOnfectioners' crystal. 510c
Cuhos. a25c. bricks half barrels. 5-50c: bricks
in - ID boveS. 75c; extra fine dry granu
.a-rd 000 lh haCs onivl. $50; excelsior A
1n"- extra G. $500 golden c. 4znc; yellow y
$500: crt loaf I'm barrels only. &c: II. F.
o-vStal domin0s. 10 cartons in cases. Sc: ID
h cartons. i1 cases. & l0c. Additional ner 10C
.''S; in barrels and 80 Us bags Joe more: hall
barrels 25c mnrp. haxes SOC more FOR all grsdes
Rqr n - and 40 10 tins. 81 70 more: in 10 II
fns. S2.35 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
SIIsCELLANEOUs MARKETS
Cation Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-E r Hutton & Co.'S
wire SAYS
stNew high levels for the season were estab-
lished at the opening today, and although the
movement 10 market continues very heavy. caus-
ing stocks 10 increase at nearly every important
point the public continues 10 offer support. with
view 10 forcing values higher before the isst-
ancc ~ the government estimate. The Times
De rat's estimate Of lI.445.oc0 bales was
az indicating a commercial crop OF around
- % 0oo bales as tho figures named do not in
riude linters The estimate therefore. WIS
rather larger than cxpected. as tho impression
had 7been conveyed that tie leading southern
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
EAsTERN STATIONs
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

The storm on the northern coast has remained
nearly stationary, causing heavy rain in Oregon
and light rain in the northern counties of Cali
fornia. The weather is clear and generally
pleasant from the Sierrss 10 the Mississippi.
East Of the Mississippi rain has been general.
with temperatures belQE the normal storm
Of violence is of Cape Hatteras. moving
slowly north. There has been fall of 20 de-
grees in Tennessee. Alabama and northern Louis
lana. There has been rise of 30 degrees at
Denver. In California warm weather continues
and afternoon temperatures in the great valley
range from GO 10 Ga degrees
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at p- M,
Tuesday. November %. 1910:
San Francisco and notwithstanding cloudi-
ness Tuesday, with rain by night moderate south
wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Tuesday; light frost
In the morning; light north wind.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday, with
showers: moderate south wind.
San Joaquin Vslley-Fsir Tuesday; light frost
IN the morning; light north wind.
California south Of the Tehachapi-Fair Tues
day; light north wind; Hight frost in the morn
ing in tho interior.
A. 6. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Eastern Iivcstock Market


CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Cattle-Recoipt estimat e
cI at - nn0: market sieady 10 a shade Of.
Roeres. S.5GaT a.: Texas steers. 81 25d3 40:
western Steers 81 25mG co. stockcrs and feed
ers. Saa0N5.60: rows and heifers 50. 2Od630:
calves s. 2IMq 2-
flec>-Recpiuts estimated af - 600. market
etronE- Light. 81. 70N 10; mixed Sc - a I5;
tr7rr. 81. .I50 10; rough. S6.75NG.90; good 10
4 -e heavy. S6.90N7.20; pigs, SG-30N690; bulk
~ sales. S695n7.IO.
sheep Receipts estimated az 4oo00: market
27s vcarlugs. 81 .20d5.25; lambs native 81 %
m f so. western. 81 2SfI g. 90
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2S-Catrlc- Receipts.
$4,000; market weak 10 Steady. Native steers
81 S0fIT-2 native COWS and hefers. s.. 60NI55O:
sfockers and feeders. $500 5.25. bulls. 81 25GI
$50. calves S4Ns- western steers. S4d5-50;
western COWS S2T5nf.75.
Receipts. COCO. market - higher Bulk
~ sales. STM1-l0. heavy ST67.15: packers and
butchers. Sfu712fa; light, S7G710.
Sheep-ReceiDts. -. 900: market steady Nut
fenE. S325N4.25: lambs 81 .7Jde.25: fed weth-
ers and yearlings, 53-5004.50; fed western ewes.
S2-55N4.55.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA NOF 2S-Cahlc- Receipfs
9 ZOO market strong 10 10c higher Native steers.
$500 30: cows and heifers S30J. western
steers S3-50d5 range COWS and heifers 81 50
n4G0: tanners, S2.70@3.s0; stockers and feed
ors. s3N5.40; calves $3-J0MI75; bulls. stays,
Hoes-Receipis. 5000: market higher. Heavy.
Sc e2e-sQ; mixed. SG-9Qd7; Hight. sT.O507 7.i5:
oTRa. eadT. bulk Of sales. 81. .e0NT.O
Sleep Receipts. Is. GOO: market steady lambs
lower, resrlings s.. .S005; wethers. s. SOFA p:
sewos. S3N3-5o; lambs, 50 40G6-50
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
ADMIRAL YASHIRO
HOLDS RECEPTION
Entertains Many Guests on the
Flagship Asama, Which
Resumes Cruise Today

HE water front
from the ferry to
Howard street was
more like a big re-
ception hall yester-
day afternoon than
the embarcadero OF
a busy sea port.
Prince Alberts and
tall hats conveyed
hats built by mil
liners and dainty
feet restrained in
woven hobbies. The
destination of the
ia ashionably arrayed
pro c e s sion was
the navy boat land
ing Z at Howard
street where a
ecora 81 Sr,;l;n
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Chartered for GraIn

The following grain charters were announced
yesterday: The. French ship Barrtz barley
from here 10 Europe at 23s 3D. British shr
Bythswood, wheat from Puget sound 10 Europe
st 2fs Cd: British ship Inveran. on Columbia
river. rechsrtered for wheat from Portland OF
the sound To Europe at 2Ss Cd: French bark
Nichelet, same business and voyage, at 27S Sd
with 2s Cd extra II 10 ports in the Hayre-Ham-
burg range and 3s Cd extra il 10 the Bordeaux
Hamburg range. All Of the foregoing were char
tered prior TO arrival.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

auction sales today amounted to 12.403 bales.
Competition was strong between home and CON
tinental dealers Fine merinos were rather
dearer and crossbreds were firm and in sellers
favor. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal were
BOUGHT in freely. owing 10 The high limits.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
COMMERCIAL NEWS

for colts: goatskins prime sneoras. T5cGs1;
large hair goats, 3o@4Oc; medium. 20d3oc;
small. Sdl5c
Taliow-No. / rendered 5lsd6Hc; No. 2. "a
Sc. grease. 2G2Ihe.
Spring clin. San aoaouin. years staple
ga lc; d. s months. 7d1l: Humboldt and Men
oo-ln 10. lN'0 lac: Nevada. l2dl4c per lb.
Ian clip-Mountain free. 9F1l1e: northern and
~+iey- n I0c; San JOaOuin fall lambs. 7110c;
do defective and heavy. 507Tc De- 10.
HoDs-Crop q 1910. l2la al1lLc per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29

Eureka. Nov. %, $50 p, M. 16 miles south
of Point Arena light northwest swell
STEAMER GEO. W. ELDER Nov %. p. M.
of Point Sur; light northwest wind; smooth
and clear.
STEAMER WHITTIER Nov %. s a. M. of
Point Sur: clear moderate northwest wind
heavy westerly swell.
STEAMER sIERRA-Nov. 81, p M. SIS
miles from lightship southwest winds heavy
mist: all we'll: due tomorrow.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPsoN--Nov IS $50
p. m south of Point Arena; will arrive about
midnight.
STEAMER ATLAS-I.eft Nov. 2s, 3 p. m., for
Seattle, with barge 93 in tow
PIER DIRECTORY
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Portland Liv~stocl< Market

p0NTIAND. Nov. 2S--Cafgo- ReCoDts 500
head: market firm. Steers. choice S5.25d5.e5.
medium Ss.50G5; choice heifers. $4.75N5; COWS
choice $4,000. good S3J0m4. common SEA
$50: bulls. S404.25; stags. S40s.5O; calves
ight S1d7.50. heavy S4M5.2J.
Hogs Receipts, 100 head market weak. Top
Ss0S.25: medium. s7.5Od775.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market weak
Wethers best valley S3.25N35O. good S303. .: :
hest rearlngs 81 25M475; best valley ewes
S3.5O04; lambs, choice mountain S5.75d6, choice
valley S1.TJ05
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-29
Memoranda

Per stmr Governor. at San Francisco Nov. 2S
from Seattle-Experienced strong Sc gales.
Per stmr Daisy. from Willapa harbor-Nov. 25,
q a. M. passed through large quantity Of iDm-
her Ike and 2x12
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NavaI stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ca Nov. 2s-Turpentine firm
at 1919 d75stc: sales. TS4: receipts 743: ship
ments. 30: stock. 16. 1T5.
Rosn firm: sales. 3.040; receipts. 9. .13S: ship
ments. 2.91s: stock. s2460. Quote: b. 81. a
30; y. S5.I0M5.75: F. S5.T5d5.S0 F. s.. 50:
g. S5-s5: H. s.. .S7Is a 90: L S615; X Sc 50;
VI, Se.75; y. s7.2o; VIC. $3.50; WV S7.65.
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CHICAGO. Nov. SS.-Butter easy: c-eameries.
2ad3oc dairies. . d2Ic- Eggs firm: receipts
4l6 cases; at mark. eases included. l91sd
% ac; 6rsts. 2ac: prime frsts Bic Cheese
steady; daisies. 1875 G152sc twins. 14lt a 141sc:
Young Americas, l5is n 15iac; longhorns, 1519 a
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London Wool SaIes

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2S-W Wonl-Steady. Comb
ing and clothing 2315 a 24e light fine. GOA
heavy fine. l56l7c: tub washed. goa 23c.
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Friday with Ass ctlS barley y 900 lbs hops
56.0.}S salmon, 623S5 cS canned goods. 500
gals wine 80 cs btters. 16 cs cordials. IA -
fruit. cs honey. 81 $50 lbs gilIbone $50 SOS lbs
tallow. t13.60T lbs mustard seed etc. valued at
SOL. S92 and consigned to ports in England
The steamer also had 80 625 ctlS barley FOR Ant
werp. valued at $50. 6.9S1.
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Nnfice fn AInrinern

Captain Smith OF the steamer Daisy reporfs
10 this office that az a. M. November -. 1910
10 miles WNW OF Ysquiua head. passed through
large quantity OF newly cut lumber. sizes Ike
to 2x12; saw also one very long pile.
j. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant. e. s. " IN Charge