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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
coffon Market

NEW YORK. June 27.-Huttons wire says:
The cotton market today very dun and al
though scattered showers were reported in por-
fsnns of Texas. the market failed 10 develop
any weakness. Some selling WIS INDUCED in
sitter the opening poor showing made bF
ihe cables. ana reports OF spinners failures in
Manchester. and s2ain around midday when
absence Of bui support was no4ed the ring
crowd sold again prospects OF a further set
bsck. There seems 10 be a steady absorbing
power al work In new crop positions. This is
not accompanied 10y any such show Of aggressive
ness as was Indicated IN the bull speculation.
Representative Or 5S cotton mills assembled
At GastOnia \. c.. signed an agreement 10 shut
down completely for four weeks ia July and
August This movement means that nearly
700 600 spiBdles viii be Idle during that period
and that millions q pounds Of yarns and cloths
wiz be taken OF the market weekly Tor a
month.
Only 10000 bales were certihcated in New
York during June II is reported that freight
room has been engaged for a large part Of the
remaining local stock.
Tomorrow IS hTst July notice day. hut few
notices are expected, while bulls appear 10 have
been cleaning up their May supplies in prep
srstion fer further delivery.
spot closed dull. 70 points lower; middling
upIs nds. l5c; middling gulf, 15-25c. Sales 6s9
IarHr
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from trip to the light stations onsthe Puget
sound.
The steamer Beaver arrived today from San
Francisco with freight and passengers
The oil tank steamers Catania and ROsecrans
arrived today from San Francisco with earsoes
The steam schooner Fair Oaks formerly the
Robert Dollar, arrived this morning from San
Francisco with freight and viii load lumber for a
return.
The Italian ship Ninfa is loading lumber at
Prescott for Europe. Its work is being done by
The oil tank steamer j. 4 Chanslor sailed this
morning for San Francisco after having dis
charged its cargo of fuel OIL
The steam schooner Jim Butler. which sailed
Sunday evening for San Francisco, carried a
cargo of 250,0o0 feet of lumber loaded at Stella.
900 feet loaded at Kalama and 100000 feet
loaded at Rainier.
SEATTLE. June 2T-Arrived-stesme Port
land. from Valdez; steamer Spokane. from Alas
steamer Northwestern from Valdez: steamer Ad-
nirai sampson. from San Francisco.
Saiied-Steamer Colonel f. l. Drake. for San
Francisco; Japanese steamer Tsmba Maru. for
Tacoma; steamer stanley Dollar, for San Fran
cisco.
PORTLAND. June "a. = Arrived - Steamers
Beaver Catania and Fair Oaks. from San Fran
cisco.
sailed-steamer NOrthland. for San Francisco;
steamer Tahoe. for Grays Harbor-
TACOMA, June 27.-Arrived-Japanese steamer
Tamba Aiaru. from Seattle.
Departed-Japanese steamer Tamba Naru for
Seattle
To depart-Norwegian steamer TricoIor. for
Victoria B. c.
| ABERDEEN, June 27.-The schooner Comet
sailed Sunday for San Pedro and the steamer
RAYMOND for San Francisco.
The steamer TamalpaiS arrived in port today
from San Francisco
| The schooner Aerial. which arrived Friday
| from San Pedro. is tied up at the Slade. far
without destination.
| A. Rupert of the West Slade grocery company.
\ large shippers and importers of groceries and
canned goods will make an extra effort TO induce
| the Pacific Coast steamship company to place
| package carrier steamer the Grays HarbOF-
! San Francisco route. Ii is understood that the
! representative Of the company sent here did not
make favorable report. as he promised. He
remained here but small part OF the day and
made very limited investigation.
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Eastern Lirestock Mnrket

AhlIAtEO
~. ~ a. AGts,. & June -cattle-Beceipts. esti-
liaien az =, 600. Market weak to Zoe lower
beeKeS - 2aQ $50; Texas steers. S5.3OM690:
MesJeTH steers, 5-25e1T-30; stockers aud feeders
- - '4-' s3 cows and heifers 81 6O016 20:
calves. SGGS.JO.
HlegS-Re1Sipts estimated at - COO Marker
- o ler Tower. Light 50. q . 60: mixed 50 =
ria-99-. heavy Ss.s5d9.40; rough. s.. S569 g. .O5:
'0d 10 choice heavy. Sq.05da 40: pigs 50 Is6J
s-hgs eulk ri sales S9.3J09.4J
S'ee3'~ Receipts. estimated AT 1900. Market
s'eags- NatiEe s. f51I 4S0; western. S.6f - !.
year if1ss S325m6-25; lambs. native 81. 751I 80
western S5n750.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY June 7.-Cattle-Receipfs
S-s3- ~ we coNs snd heifers. s. %: stock
ers and feeders. S3.50d6; bulls So 25ef ). -: /:
calves so 10, western steers, S5aS; western
cows. S3N6.
Hogs Receipts 5000 Market SC lower: bulk
- sales. 50 2jf9. 80: heavy. 50 1309.30: packers
sqd butchers S9.25d9.35; light. 50. .30d9. 40:
pigs. Ss.1J09.I0.
sheep Receipts G.Oeo Market steady. Nut
ions. Ss05c lambs. sea 80; fed wethers and
ycarlnes. 81 25q,5.75; fed western ewes, S4d
To-
SOUTH OMAHA
sol TIL OMAHA. Neb.. June 27.-Catfle-Re-
ceipts $500 Market slow. 10c lower. Native
steers. Sf.50o 1-95s cows and heLfers S3el 5.75:
western steers s. 2je1 g. %; COWS and heifers
S2.75fI5-5o; cHHners s. SOFAS. Is: stockers and
feeders. S3G5.50 calves. S3-5O@T; bulls. stags.
Hogs Receipts 8.2oO- Market 1oe lower.
Heavy S9N9-20 mixed. 50 l009- 20: light 50 20
u 045e; pigs SsN9; bulk Of sales 81. lOd9. 20
Sllecp Receipts. 5000. Market slow and
lower HearlinGs. S4.75d5.75: wefhers. S4m
>. 5.-ewcs. S5.T5e. 445; lambs $6.50G7.50.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIYED

sunday, June 26.
Stmr Chehalis Kettleson. 66 hours from Gravs
Harbor, bound south: put in for fuel.
Monday. June 27
Stmr North Fork. Nelson. "A hours from Eu-
reka; $50 N # lumber to Charles Nelson com
pany.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. 40 hours and 40
minutes from San Diego and way ports; passen-
gers and merchandise to Pacific Coast steamship
company.
Stmr Fiheld. Jensen, 3S hours from Bandon.
$50 IT lumber TO A. +. Estabrook
Stmr Coronado, Stangeland, 81 hours from San
Pedro: ballast to Pollard & Co.
Stmr George w. FenWick. Miller 1873 hours
from Astoria, bound south; put in with log
raft.
Stmr Westerner. Kelly. 6S hours from Gravs
Harbor: $50 NJ It lumber to Pollard & Co
Sfmr Albion. Nyman. IL hours from Iyersons !.
q 600 ties 10 Richardson & Co.
Stur Syea Allen, 5S hours from Grars Har
bor: ESQ NJ IT lumber TO Wilson Brothers.
Sfmr AIcafraz Johnson % hours from san
Diego: ballast to L. L. White lumber company
Stmr Yosemite, Reincr, 81 hours from Astoria,
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The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day. Chicago, 7S-12; New York. To-
~; Omaha, 500
SYNOPSIS
There has been rapid fall in pressure over
the great basin and northward through Idaho
Rain is reported in Arizona aud New Mexico,
with cloudy weather in Utah. Unsettled weather
viii probably remain for "a hours through the
valley of the Colorado.
High northwest winds reported along the
coast from the Faraones to Cape Mendocino.
Brisk southwest winds are blowing at Reno.
There has been sharp fall in temperature
throughout California. Nevada and Arizona In
the great valley afternoon temperatures range
from 81 at Sacramento to 100 at Fresno
The relative humidity at Red Bluff &c
and at Fresno 2S per cent
Following is the forecast for 80 hours ending
midnight. June IS:
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair Tuesday.
somewhat warmer: light north winds, changing
to brisk west.
Santa Clara valiey-Fair Tuesday; moderate
north winds
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday, not so warm !;
moderate north winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Tuesday continued
warm light north winds.
California south of the Tehachapi - Cloudy
Tuesday; light south winds.
A. g. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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lbs cheese. 235 pkgs potatoes So pkgs onions
IL cs salmon 30 gals vernouth. l 676 gals wine
3s2 lbs seeds, go kerosene. and drums
oils. rolls leather. IDS lbs rosin pkgs ma
chinery.
To Mexico-5G0 bdls shocks, 1882 ft lumber.
TO Panama-555 bbs -four 2.700 lbs dried
fruit. 1850 lbs garlic, 3 403 lbs beans; 800 lbs
Goldfish, 30 pkgs potatoes 4.-20 lbs salt. 30 casks
beer, coils rope 10000 IT lumber
To New York-32. 136 gals wine. 3. .I3S gals
brandy. S64. SEQ lbs beans 9.476 es canned goods,
6I2-S40 lbs raisns. 900 lbs pearl barley.
10000 lbs prunes. 119 491 lbs wool 81, ,S31 lbs
old rubber. 81 bales hair.
To Coombia-223 DDls -four. 1850 lbs rice,
80 cs salmon, 240 gals wine e6 kegs powder.
To Ecuador--110 bbis -four. 452 lbs garvanzas,
4o2 lbs nuts. 40 pkgs potatoes, 10 pkgs onions,
20 cs salmon. 800 gals wine.
To Peru-3, 997 lbs tallow
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Memoranda

Per stmr AIeatraz-June &c, IL a. M. % miles
south of Point Sur, saw stmr San Gaberlwitli.
with schr Caroline in tow. from San Pedro for
Umpdua: wanted to be reported all we'll.
SAN DIEGO. June 27--Fire in all parts of
stmr Alaskan. except after part of lower hold.
has been extinguished. Gases being pumped
in until Friday when it is expected that hatches
will be removed again.
Point Reyes reports hundreds of piles washed
ashore during the night north of weather bureau
station. Supposed TO be from log raft in tow
of stmr George w Fenwick, from Columbia river
for San Francisco. Log raft is 740 feet long
e5 feet beam, and contains about 1000 NJ feet
lumber
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BuiIdinc Contracts

George Letterell (eontractor) with Mary c.
Reilly tOwnerl-AlI work except gas and elec-
trio fixtures. finish hardware. mantels and win
dow shades for two story frame building in
line of Twenty-sixth street. 100 W Of Fair Oaks.
T. % by 70: S3.2J0.
St Francis realty company with Mount DiablO
concrete construction cOmpany-Foundatio tion work
for class c building in y line of Geary street.
IS % W of Mason; $3.50.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the Para

The steamer City of Para sailed for Ancon and
way ports on Saturday with cargo valued at
Central America. $50. .S37: Mexico. $7S5: Panama
81 207; New York. S106.059; Colombia 81 Sys;
Ecuador S1,0 Peru, Sjv4. The principal ship
menfs and their destinations were as follows:
To Central Amerca-f.422 bbls feur /. rs lbs
spices. 769 lbs dried fruit, 80 hams, $50 lbs
tea, 81 cs canned goods. 11S lbs butter, 226
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~ 9s34c per ID. ''sO' o72 @Sc' "nite'


soiaIns &c essern sugar refining eo,nasnv orotss ss
7s.s terus net cash; Standard sine .-rsn.
80. : os'I' standard coarse crapularef g..
-. = fsAassSsc 5.65c: cut loaf IL barrels oniy
,ss.' q; z crystal 6ominos Z lb -eartons In
49, s'9oe. 60 II 10 cartons in cases. q i5c.
~ S Su Gar .; tablets. 81 half barreis 6i5c:
ls,oas-.s ~ SoAes, $500 ~t9e cubes ana A crushed. soc
: 80 Celoy erenulete6. >. 75c: confec+ioners. a
r. sosteeilolers crystals. 5.75c: extra fne
: fsSs.--aleo = toc: magnolia A 525c; extra G
- ioe' golden c, 5.05c; D. 1850. Barrels ana 50
~ 1ssSS ,.ec' fhah barrels 25c. boxes soc more
4 3 -, tes 81 nan ga for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
% d6 more per 100 lbs than price for this
e - Calitornis and Hawaii sugar refining
$50 any 2aotes as follows: Granulsted basis.
% SoSS nisIsGe bar. &c: powdered 3 75c: a
~ es"e.-, 100 berry, 5.65c; {. & H. extra fne
= al,a.eteo o.65c; coarse Dry granuIated
80. eo9teetioners' A 5.e5e; confectioners
- -, S.t2ci cubes, 5-9Oc; bricks 800. extra
ss CRY granqlsted 400 ID bags only 5z5c;
-, SSs-si9t a, Soc extra c. 5.I5c: golden q
stiioW -. s.Ssc, cut loaf in barrels only
,.oec' q; 5. crystal dominos. . 10 cartons In
ssSses. S.eoc' GO 10 cartons IN cases 2 80 Ad-
s''e.-s. peF le9 los: In barrels and 80 10 bags.
~ -eorei ha1 barrels, pic more; boxes 20,
,o-e .ot al grades. Bar In IS and 40 n tsns.
$50 moSe; = 10 10 tins. s. 35 more Ninin1nm
Greer carload weight.
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NEw YORK June 27-Standard copper weak;
spof and June 1861 liz. DC; July. August and
September lI.85M12. 20c. London easy; spot
fs4 11s 3d: futures sE55 IS Cd. Arrivals reported
81 New York 30 tons: custom house returns
showed exports OF 2.40l tons. making 1883 so
far this month. Local dealers quote lake COP
9per at u. 625A@ 12S75 5zc. electrolyue. l229d
II Zoo: casting. l2.Iz1a "a 12.3Tlsc.
Tire-Ouiet Spot. 3. .J0d32. 75c; June. 52-55
a - zoe. July 3. s0eI 81 55c: August and Sep
tenber. %. .351d 3. .55c. London firm; spot, f14s
IS: futures. E1se 2s Sd.
I.oad-Quief. Spot 4-45GI 4-JOc; New York,
4171S0I q 20Isc East st. LOUIS. London fI2 IS
Spelter-Quiet at 540M5- DOC; New York, 5@
Z O.1h East Srr Louis London. 422 IS.
Iron-IOwer at ass 1015d Cleveland warrants
IN London Locally iron was quiet No. I foun-
.jiv northern. sI6.50@ 1915; No. northern, SIC
d18.2J; No. / southern SOFT s1o-zo@ 100
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Chicago Dairy Produce ,,,r...t
Los Angeles Produce Market
/ lSpeciol Dispotch 10 The CoUI

los ANGELES. June 27-Receipts Of eggs
frt- Oh today. but the price on the produce OK
ange dld not advance. Tomatoes aud potatoes
arc ln good demand. Butter IS firm
becelPIs of produce were. Eggs 1ST cases
butter. l6. SIS pounds; cheese 1905 hounds. no,
tatees4 3S sacks.
- hf..ese- Northern fresh I7c: eastern twins
-. eastern ctedders. l9c; eastern longhorn f9c:
eastern daisy. l9c; swiss imported Boo: swiss
oomeSIics 2S02Jc; brick cream. 29c: limbmr-
l.utter- .G'rea merry. extra zoe pound; first 29c
tednG. cooking butter 25c.
lEEs-E1eal ranch candIed frsfs 2Sc. case
count. 24e: eastern fresh DE
Beans per ctl9-Ae- pinks $50: No. /
-llis - 40a DO; Lady Washington, $40: do
81 5os leht{ls 81
Fotas ots--S iinas Si150f.25: highlands. $40
~ - 10 -I.oTppoc. 81 loda %: Watsonvle 81 "a
-; idaho 9ocgsll0; new potatoes sI25m
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
, latest information always be obtained re
garding lights dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u S. n. in charge.
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Local Notice to Mariners

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-Kauai southwesterly
side, Waimea bay-Makaweli reef buoy, estab-
ilshed: June 10, 1910, first class can buoy
painted red, to be known as .'Makaweli reef
mark the outer edge of the reef. which pro-
1ects about fifteenth sixteenths of a mile from
shore of Makaweli, eastery side of approach to
Waimea. Ii must be left on the starboard hand
IN approaching the anchorage for Waimea and
vessels should not pass inshore of it. A red nun
buoy. numbered 2. will be substituted for this
can buoy at the first opportunity.
Makaweli mill stack, Ill deg 80 min. true,
f. by $. mag.
Kekaha mill stack 322 deg 90 min. true.
NV. hve-siNteenths W mag.
Waimea mill stack. 356 deg 90 min., true,
\. by W. a W. mag.
On the same date the KaIanipuao rock whis-
ting buoy was established In place of Kalanipuao
rock board. By order of the Lighthouse board
'. ). HOUSTON, Lleut Com. L. S. N,
Assistant TO the Inspector Twelfth Light
house district.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS-Maui island ,northerly
side. kahului haroor--K ahului breakwater light
10 be established About July 1, 1910, fixed
white lens lantern light. 40 feet above the water
and "a feet above the breakwater viii be es-
tablished on the breakwater about 400 feet
from its present end.
The approximate geographic position of the
light as taken from coast and geodetic survey
chart No. 4105. will be in latitude north 90 deg.
d min. COS sec.): longitude west 156 deg. IS
min ia sec.l.: c. and G. S. charts 41o5 and
400 l.. n b. list of lights. etc. Pacific coast.
1909. p. 10. after No. 242: l.. H. B. list of
order Of the Lighthouse board.
'. 5. HOUSTON, Lieut.. Com. L. S. NJ
Assistant to the Inspector, Twelfth Lighthouse
district.
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New York Proasc.

. NV NV YORK ,9.1 June 27.-Ho7s-oa.et
neuoleum-stoadv
No9--Cuict.
SeeeE-Raw, firm: ilisscerado. 81 test 3 74c:
. tltL 'igsf. 90 test pc. n1Oasscs sugar 50
hes 49c. Rcfned sugar steady.
- me- i'Sed steady. net points lower TO :
- q. ,. 9lai adVices FROM Havre stated
,'"-Wll hsSs ~ Talorizaticn aoffee had been solS
s,-.- .'sla,- sales Tor The day - $50
.-e,~-.,: ..-sit- hlQs: June aud July. 55c: Au-
.'-- 1eiiiefnise-. October. November and
bsec: January. 6.soc: Fehrnary
--a.tA- "-'fc; April 6.15c: May. G. &c
ei'ot co1ee. steady: Rlo No : s 5-l6e. 10 4
Dsse. Mia coffee. quiet; Cordova 9I6 n
Butier- -Tifmcr. Creamery snoc5.is ost.e.
.ss.s 'eAlIaS. @se- third 10 FIRST 25da7I5c:
e,ltSs LAZY eoIiuion 10 enc. 23Q21 &c: process
.rifsf,, sEos --s-s e; factory 22g23l &c;
I. s'S.-, r3lis- state. wloie milk. new soe-
~ 8-t & ,e. 30 fancy small. white. l41{c;
.t Sii1elt coiored l4iac; do average prime
ltc.. 90 far 10 good. E2at n Rae: 40 CONNIE,
io.e - skins. special. I2ls@I4isc
,,s-iec e.s'.'t 10 nrn. State Penns yivsnia snd
1-i-+e ,5e5sts-f ,5,5sss-fy white 25@2sc; Go gathered
= 9e-oc do hennery brown. 2sa2Gc: 90
kaiiserea brown. 22@2fc; fresh gafioTsS extrs
1i7'>' - = 422i2c; first, 2G02Ic
DRIED FRUITS
~ 80 ated Apptes--Quiet- Spot fancy iOls n
- e.,5se, e, eGsise; prime. TG7isc; common
er,aes- steady win fair jobbing demand
.,-s.s.s. STOCKS Sooiafious sre Sc 10 CSC for
- t.t'FHias up 10 5040s ana 4ILd9I,c FOR Ore
Apricots-Are IN small demand and nrices
rSleE steady. Choice. sla@i0lfc: extra choice.
~ Pess5ss q lle; f1saey, 1.l': le3. IA i234c.
-. "a eeueS-i'4ii and prices almost nominal Ex-
f.S e.5 cheee; SO aeasc; extra choice, 7@75{c,
.. helsins-Quiet and steady. Loose muscatels.
. : e.asct choice fancy seeded. - d6atc: seed
isss' '5ft a4l2c' london layers Si20dl25
8hieaSO Dairy Produce Market
AHlGAG0. June 27.-Butter. steady. cream
tIies. = p dzTc; dairies. 23a26 Eggs steady
= ma fk. cases included. 150l6Ac: frsts lSc:
Cheese steady; daisies. 49, al5l5c: twins
80 Young Americas. 49, Gi5s4c; Ionghorns
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SIBERIA CARRIES
CARGO TO MANILA
Pacific Mail Liner Has Big Ship
ment of Government Freight
to Philippines

HE Pacific Mail
liner Siberia, Cap
tain A. Feeder, will
sail at 1 o'clock
this afternoon for
the far east. On
board will be Sec
retary OF War
Dickinson and a
large party from
Washington on the
way to the Philip
pines, where the
secretary will make
the intimate ac-
quaintance of some
of the problems the
war department is
called u p o n t 0
solve.
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Nafice To NInriners

The following Information affects the aids to
navigation of the Thirteenth lighthouse district :
ALASKA Revillagigedeo channel. Hog rocks
occulting white aeetylene light, reported extn
gnished June ID. will be repaired and relighted
about July 20. The former lens lantern light will
be shown until the acetylene light is repaired
L. II. s. list of lights, ETC.. Pacific coast 1909
y. "A, No. 100: J.. IL. b. list of buoys etc Pa
cihc coast. 1905, p 100 BY order of the Light
house board J. NJ ELIICOTT
Commander, L. S. N, Inspector.
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II. Louis Wool MarIze

cT LOUIS June 27.--Wo0l--Unchanged- Me-
dunn grades combng and clothing. 22@23c:
lfghf fne ia lSc; heavy hne, l3u l4c; tub
washed 25G SIC.
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Barkentine Encore-R. j. Lawson old master;
H. T. Palmgren. new master: reported from
Coos bay. Ore. Steamer Brunswck-H. Michel
sen. old master; George Hammar, new master.
Steamer Aiyira-C. n. King old master: c. +.
Christensen. new master. Steamer Isleton-W. j.
Atthowe, old master; n z. Nelson, new master.
steamer Aurora. F.. Christensen, old master;
WI. Atthowe, master.
Enrollment-Steamer Argyll. L. Dickson.
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N,v,t S.sres-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH Ca. June -. 27.--IurpeDtine-
Firm. 5sss 59e. saies. 81 receipts, 40; ship
lpenfs $50: stock 1I.l33-
Rosin-Firm: sales. $40; receipts. i-a94; ship
.,rntS & 4sg: stock 54.563. Quote: y. $40:
~ e. az. Il. $500. r. $3.50, G. $5.35; II. $5.35;
IL II. $5.35; n. $780, VIC, $40; WV,
Sc -2na6 %.
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Sbipment of Petrolcun,
Change of Masters

Ihe British tank steamer Dakotah cleared
Tor Shanghai for orders yesterday. with 1.650.OOo
gallons of refined petroleum, valued at $780, ,22o.
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United States department of agriculture,
weather bureau, San Francisco June u:
RAINFALL DATA
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&AUCTION&

THURSDAY. June so at II a. m.. z05 aud 209
Valencia St-6O good horses and mares. suit
able for ranch and city work: : Young donkeys.
wagons. buggies and harness of all kinds Ont
side stock sold on com. Phone Park 2723.
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Inndon HOE Market
Ne,v YORK Metal Market

LIVERPOOL. June 27.-Close: Hops in Lon
son 1Pacihe COAST e 5sdE4 5s.
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE

Time Ball
United States branch hydrographic office Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. June
81. 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cific standard time (120th meridianl or at Sh
00m. 00s. Greenwich time.
J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. L. s. n. in charge
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The japanese liner Nippon Maru. out
ward bound, arrived yesterday at Homo
lulu.
The Standard oil steamer Dakotah.
Captain Ross, cleared yesterday for
Shanghai.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea,
not including the log raft. amounted to
2 262G 900 feet
The United States navy collier Pro-
metheus which sailed Sunday with two
barges in tow. is bound for Honolulu
This is the big Golfers maiden vova ee.
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Weather Report

Lieutenant. q. 5. N. in {
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-10-01
VANDERBILT CUP RACE.
Lively Opening in New York for This
Spectacular Event.

Mineola, L. l., Sept. 30-The Vanderbilt
cup race, restored to its prestige of an
all-night revel, stretching from the thea
tire and restaurant district of Manhattan
to the sere and yellow corn shocks of
Long Island, was ushered in early to-
night with the time-honored accompani-
tic glittering of 10000 spectral motors
churning their way through sleeping viii
lagos like giant fireflies.
Although the 6-hour thrill provided by
the race itself will not begin until day
light, the hegira began soon after the
theatres had released their audiences and
continued throughout the night. From
their anchorages outside Broadway res
taurants, limousines and touring cars,
runabouts and landaulets, big cars, little
cars, red cars, green cars, imported g.
cylinders and elephantne Seeing New
York. moving vans loaded down with
human freight, every shape, species,
make, denomination and persuasion of
automobile from the little selfish two
seated electric of the make of 1903 to the
$4,000 French machine of the day after
tomorrow, all were putting snorting and
objective point.
Over the four bridges, through Jamai-
ca, Hempsted, Flushing. past fields and
hoary old trees marshaled in ragged lines
on the edges of the road, vague. grey,
phantasmagoric, the motors sped on
their glttering acetyline eyes cleaving
the darkness, their strident horns stab
bling the hours of sleep.
Not for the motorists alone had this
| fairyland scene been set, however. 9th
ers, less fortunate but even more rabbi
| ly enthusiastic, came by train, on foot
and in farm wagons and in rigs drawn by
anomalous horses These found already
on the course the inevitable hawkers OF
| frankfurters, of coffee and sandwiches,
and here and there one poor forlorn and
| bewildered deputy sheriff making futile
efforts to curb the get-rich-quick pro-
clivities of the vendors.
At the grand stand, bathed in calcium
| lights, machinists and shop assistants
perfected 11th-hour arrangements in the
repair pits Here was turmoil and confu-
sion and the insidious smell of gasoline.
| The race, which will start at dawn. IS
! a triple event, consisting of the Wander
| bile cup contest, in which 81 cars are to
circle the course 90 times: the Wheatley
Hills contest. in which cars are to cover
| the course Is times. and the Massapequa
contest, In which cars must make the
circuit 10 times.