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Les Angeles Produce Market
1 SnecinI Disnnfch h Ihe Cnnl

los ANGELES Sec. l.-spparently the pub
lie has declared a boycott on high priced eggs.
ar Guotstl0ns today on the produce exchange
were lowered ? cep1s dozen. The butter mar
ket is somewhat demorslized. but 10 change in
prices made to-day
Receipts II produce today We're: Eggs. IS
cases. butter 1891 pounds cheese, 354 pounds !:
potatoes ASS sacks; onions. $50 sacks; sweet
potatoes l33 sacks; apples 2.el3 boxes.
Eggs-Fresh ranch. case count. s7c do can
died Sic. fresh eastern, SEC; storage eastern
extras. 3ON3sc.
Burter-California CreamerT extras. 3Si2c;
california creamery frsts. 3252cS lsdle butter,
o5c. country butter. 25c.
Cheese-southern,e iSe; northern. lsa lslzc;
northern storage. l6c: eastern singles. 1870;
eastern twins Il = n1sc. eastern cheddars l9c /;
eastern Iongborns. I9c; eastern daisies. l9c; Ore
gou twins s71s mlSc; Oregon daisy 1Sd 1870
swiss imported. 32c; swiss domestic. 22d24c:
am brick r8020c; limburger. 19d20c.
u Iqtatoes fper ctl)--ifi igblands $l6odl.I3; Sa-
lNas. Sl.S5M2, LompOc Sl90N2; Neradss.
Sl15; early rose northern, 81; white rose local.
Sl-500 II5; sweets, yellow, SlT592; do red,
81 -6OMl.75-
Beans 0per ctI)-Lsdy Washington, S4250
40: No small white. &4.25; No. ! pink.
$5-7546; shms No. I, SJ95, %; biackeyes, $3.50
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Nerr York -Coree Nfarket

NEW YORK, Dec. lie. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says:
'tHsvre and Hamburg both sent cables TOO
good this morning. The quotations in both Eu-
ropean markets the highest for the season.
which Is also true of our close here tonight.
While the volume of actual business done in this
market the last few days has not been large.
there is q persistent moderate demand which Is
having to pay full prices. The position of coffee
has not weakened in consequence Of the advance;
chants claim that the position is even stronger
than when the price much lower. One thing
IS made at present with reference TO the
production and consumption of coffee. namely,
that 10000. 900 and even IL 600 600 crops in the
future viii be too small for the worlds consHmp-
tion. that is to say. Of Brazilian coffee. 1t is
rumered here that the export tax from Santos
viii possibly be increased about 30 cents per
bag in the near future. We continue to look for
wider fluctuations
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MIsCELLANEoUs MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Dec. LIE. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: There was little fresh news Of
were again on a sma n scale. hut prices were
almost nrm until a few minutes of the close,
when proht taking caused a slight recession
The annual rumors about the National ginners
report We're circulated and denied and the
marker seemed TO be waiting for the Giles re-
port which Is expected TO make bulish show
ing tomorrow morning Southern spot markets
are generally unchanged"
The Manchester Guardian says that conti-
mental spectators loaded Up with cotton the
Aen crop estimate and are waiting for an op-
P0rtunity unload
The journal of Commerce says: 1.-TWO promi-
nent foreign buyers c. F. Ncifenden of Patton,
AfacLarg & Co. liverpool. and F. B. Orme of
Wilde & OTme. buyers OF north Texas and Mis-
siSsippi valley cotton. sailed for Liverpool YES
terday. Both expressed their opinion that there
was 4 real shortage of cotton this year and re
ported an excellent business In Lancashire. They
said that India and the. rest of the orient were
buying freely"
Spot closed quiet. 10 points advance. Middling
uplands, I5.15c. do gulf 1540c
COTTON FT-TTrRFSS
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Ge7er,1 eiarcf,ap5tSe

BsCsLGrain hsgs. 5s4 c. spot and 6Is 6eI:c 1911
Eclirerv. san. Quentin bags. 5&c: wool bags,
27r tor 3i2 10 and 29l2c for 4 10. fleece twine
c5ai-P Peunsylvauia suthracite.. egg. s1s per
ro1-. 1H-e Tf1ctahs 50. New Wellipgt0n. So; Coos
hay 81 Australisp Richmond. etc. So;
P5lsV aIefh. .ss. stanford Richmend. 50; Cum
Ferlanl : q in tllsk and $3.50 in sacks Welsh
anLisra f. Sl5.zcoke, SIC Per ton in bulk and
Cosl s0.E Gasoline. es6s-xster white. iron
barrels oE drqHls Sc $50 degree on. iron barrels
.ol drums. 9izcs. special do. 50c; pearl oil; in
gaseS l5c astral. 15e; star. l5c; extra star, lse
Elaine 25rz zc- eecene. 1Sci: red crown and motor
gasoline tn trulk 1Tc, IN cases 2sc; engine distil
Eafe. ia drums .T-ac. ceEes &c more, So degree
casoltne- in. bulk 800. Ia cases 37iae varnfsh
fissefS a1ld painters. <uaphtha- in: bulk l5c. in
o.f-Quofatiods are for barrels I.inseed. s1.Ii
rer -al Ion for boiled and 81 % for raw. cases &c
ss. s1.T7177 1Qs china sfrt cases g. d75c per
cs sllop; cocoanut OIL ia barrels. S0MS3lac. for
xxx. TI4z d Sic FOR No. and 750 = i2c for No.
= according % quantity: extra bleached winter
tiiral whale. oil. $50; Tslre lard oil. 81. winter
med lard oil. 9oc; pure neatsfoot Gil. Soc; No
5qc. boiled fish oil. SOC; paint oil. soc.
qrpen1tne-9ac per gallon in cases and 92e in
Rosln-E. $3.50: r.. S9.85: G. 50 -: 81. $3.50
D - %; y s.. .eo We, 5000 WV 5000. per
Red and white Dead-Bed. s1a asc; white, 81
REEINED: SIG AR. MARKET
= ~ hc western sugar refining company quotes as
ti-so7s. terms net cash. STANDARD. fine grsnu
lst-d. -5c standard coarse granulated. 5c:- fruit
e-arllat ted. 5o cnt loaf. IN barrels only. Sc;
e. q II crystal. do11iTtCs > 10 cartons in cases,
N-- e. in lb--cartons fin cases. $500: monarch
hsr $3.50; tablets. in han barrels. $500; do I'd
e--h boxes. 5,T5c. scus9es and: 4 crushed. 5.25c;
1arcl- powdered; .Ssf0e: xxx powdered.
5IQei candy granulated 5-I0c: confectioners' A.
- c'n t'scti9qers-- CRYSTALS, 5sioe: extra hne
granalqtt4i. ! Socr. ma gnolia A. 69c; extra C.
450-s- golden G. 4 SOC: y. = .30c; barrels and
- h bags loo. kelf barrels -2sc boxes soc more
Der ? og.lbs rhaE for hays Of 100 lbs net. Bar
tr IS end 50 ID Tins 81 % more; in s and To- ID
r-7S s-aa more per 100 ms than price for this
erdr in .-00 lb- bags.
-Ite Nalifo-nia and HavaiIan sugar refining
company gBotes as follows: GFsnulstea basis
5c- III grade bars 5.35c; powdered. 5.10c. A
erre-9i. 1-25r; berry, 90; G.. & II. extra fine
Crsu lstei. lcS coarse dry .Cranula ted. &c; con
fer 1ners' 4. 5cs econfectioaers' crystal. 5IOc;
e hes. 525cg bricks half barrels. $500: bricks
sn--5 DID, boxes. 5.7sc: extra fpe dry graru-
igf0le l01- lh- bags onlvl. 1. SOC; excelsior A
q f3ec extra g. sasoldersaC. /. 4.sOc: yellow r.
s5nt.. eIt loaf. in barrels onlS. &c: H. 4 F.
.rfSfal dominoS.a ; .b caTtoIIs III cases. sc: do
ID .sfStcnS. in casrs. $50 Additional per 100
ihs In barrels aml - 10 bags. Zoe more: ha1f
nsrrsls 25e El0re. boxes zoe move for all grades
Par h % and 50 30 tins. 81 20 more; in 10 %
-t-ps- S-.35 more Mfaimum order, carload weight
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q; earvanaas. s4.soa5: lenlIls. seaI.
Eastern livestock Market

CHICAGO, Dec: -Cattle-Receipts: esti-
500 30; Texas steers 81 420d5.40; western
steers 81. 4.25Q6. 20; stockers and feeders. S3.S0G
20; cows and heifers, s2.25M630; calves,
Hogs-Receipts. estimated at 25.o00 Market
Se 70 loc higher Light So. 6.S507.30; mixed.
S6;sv q '.S9; heavy. S6.90d7.35: rough. S6.IoM
i-05; good to choice heavy sT05M7 50; pigs,
S64Odt: bulk of sales. ST10d7.30
Sheep Receipts. estimated at 10000 Market
strong Native, S225Q4.30; western. $2T51
80; yesrlings. 81 GOA 5.25: lambs native 81 25
"a 6.O5, western s.. 4.50I6.65.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. 1.-Cattle-Re-
seigrss 1000 Market strung. Native steers,
- s91 q native cows and hefers, 81: I5d6;
stoekers and feeders S3.75d540; bulls. So 4oM
40; calves, S3Us: western steers, S4M5.60;
western cows. 81. T5el4 10.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 Market sc higher.
Bulk Of sales. S7-10dT 20: heavy, S7.05QT %;
packers and butchers, S710G7.25 light, $Te05G
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market steady. Nut
tons, S3.T5M .35; lambs. S5Q6.50; fed wethers
and yearlngs, S375@5T5; fed western ewes,
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. 1.-Cattle-Re-
celpls, 5000. Market steady to strong. Native
western steers. S3.50d5.75; Texas steers, $3@
30: cows and beifers 81. S0q47o; Gamers,
s.. 70d $40; stockers and feeders, $3d5.50;
calves. S350Ms; bulls. sstags, etc. $3.25d4. -.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market SC 10 Zoe
lower Heavy. Ss.90a7.I5; mixed. $7.05G715:
hight S69oMTl 10; pigs, Se75@T.1o; bulk. of
sheep-Receipts. o. 400 Market steady. Year
lncs. S4M5.25; wethers S350d4 ewes $36
S-S5s lambs. S5.5008. so.
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COFFEE FUTURES
Now York WefoI yTorket

KEW YORK. Dec standard copper quiet
spot. December and January. 70. - a 60c; Feb
rusry. l2.5212 a soc; March. 12.jTla a - T.5c
s.ondon was dull: spot, f57 Is Sd futures. f57
l7s Sd; Lake copper. 13613 .25e: electrolytic
.f2-S7 p n 19c: casting. I2.50d - I5c Custom
house returns show exports of copper for Novem-
Der Of %. .0T2 tons.
Tin was strong: spot 37.9563 25c: Decem-
ber January. February and March. 81 ass 25c.
Sales p tons December 1port of New York; at
1890. London was strong; spot, f172 IS Cd fu-
lures flT5 los
Lead was quiet at 445d4 soc New York and
at 430m4.37isc East St. Louis. London-Spot,
EI3 2s Cd
Spelter was quiet at s.s5d 5.95c New York and
At 5.7Ti2 d5.S21sc East st. Louis. London-Spot
f24.
Iron-ClevelaDd warrants. 49s 1015d in Lon
don. The local iron market steady No I
foundry northern. No. ! foundry southern and
No. foundry southern soft. SlJ.756 16 %; No.
foundry northern Sl5.5OG 16
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Tanker Weathers n Hurricane

The Standard oil companys steamer
Winnebago, Captain. Sowden, arrived
yesterday in ballast from Mike, Japan,
and was ordered into quarantine to be
fumigated. The Winnebago encoun-
tered a hurricane, which lasted from
November 13 to Is, .and treated the
Hight tanker very roughly. Although
the decks were swept repeatedly and
some of the cabins flooded the ship
sustained no damage.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet
The Kosmos liner Itauri left Valpa-
raiso November % for this port
The Acapulco and Serak. both bound
for this port, sailed November so from
Mazatlan.
The American Hawaiian company
Isthmian cleared yesterday and will
sail today for Salina Cruz with a cargo
of New York and European freight
Changes of Masters
Steamer Gleaner-Late master. n
Cornwall; present master, James Ma
gee.
Steamer Herald-Late master, war
Plomgren, present master A. Elsassen
Steamer Uncle Sam-Late master
Niels lessen; present master, G. Pomm-
ranke
steamer Busy Bee-Late master
Lewis Hansen; present master, H. A.
Ball.
Enrolment
Steamer Helen P. Drew-T. Gunder-
son. master
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

EUREKA Dec 1.-The steamer City Of To-
peka arrived this morning with freight mail and
passengers The Topeka will depart on the re-
turn trip to San Francisco tomorrow at 10 a. M
The steamer San Pedro was the first lumber
at 10 o'clock and proceeded to the Fields Landing
wharf where cargo of redwood lumber viii he
taken board for the return trip to San Fran
cisco.
The steamer Acme arrived in port shortly after
noon today with miscellaneous freight and mail
and after discharging the mail went TO the
Arcata wharf in the north bay for lumber
The steamer Aberdeen departed for the north
today with a small shipment of lumber
The schooner Minnie A. Game, which was
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EXCURSIONS WILL BE
RUN TO PETALUMA
Northwestern Pacific Promises
Poultry Show Trains
c-,o:oI D:..otoL IL TIL CU1
[Spcciol Dispatch 10 The Call

PETALUMA. Dec. 1.-W. J. Hickey,
president of the Petaluma Merchants
association, has received assurances
from the officials of the Northwestern
Pacific railroad that excursions will
be run on their road during the poul-
try show and carnival which Will be
eheld from December to 10. The city
will entertain many thousands of visi-
tors during the three days. More than
1920 entries have been made and the
show will be the largest ever held here
All the towns along the railroad were
clamoring for excursions and the re-
quest was granted by the officials.
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BY United wireless

Thursday, December L.
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-From Seattle for
San Francisco Dec. 1. a. M, 2 miles north
of Heceta head: moderate southeast gale. with
heavy rain squalls: heavy southeast sea: bar-
ometer 29e5; temperature So: all we'll
STEAMER ROSE CITY-From San Pedro for San
Francisco: Dec. !. 4 a. m. of Point Sur: clear.
light variable wind; barometer 80. 16: temner
ature- 55 a. M. of Point New Year
STEAMER WHITTIER-Hence Dec for Port
San Luis: Dec /. p. M, 10 miles north of
Pigeon point: light southeast wind: barometer
% 9S: temperature 60.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Noy 80. 8 n
lib miles from Port Hartford; weather clear,
smooth sea- all WELL
STEAMER MANcHURIA- 80 p. M. 1872
miles from San Francisco
STEAMER sIBERIA-Dec |. $ p. M. 752 miles
from San Francisco; fresh southwest wind
STEAMER MANN SMITH-Dec /. $50 n n,
passed Point Reyes; weather fne calm sea !:
barometer. 30.12.
STEAMER RaMA-Dec 1. $50 D. M. nsssad
Cape Mendocfno: fresh southeast wind: heavy
swell; foggy weather.
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REPUBLICANS CONSIDER
REPORT ON BALLINGER
Democrats WiII Discuss Find
ings Saturday Afternoon

WASHINGTON. Dec Republican
members of the Ballinger-P -Pinchot in
vestigating committee assembled in
Washington today to begin the final
revision of the majority report on the
Rallinger inquiry. Representative Den
by of Michigan was absent.
The sessions will be resumed tomor-
row. The democratic members of the
committee viii consider a minority re-
port Saturday afternoon.
Senator Nelson declined to say when
a full meeting of the committee would
be held.
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Beans and seeds

lle sIt1HtInn IN beans remains about as he
fc9e. The market being more OF less unsettled
ed liable Go sudden fluctuations. both up and
down
Beans fper ctD-Bsyos. 81. .T5G5 %: small
white. SS25 N3-50: large white S3ds 80: pink
81 500 .15; red, S5d550: blsckeye 81 - n :. 80;
lna. 50 6od4 81: red Kidneys. s5@5.T5: Gran
herrv hesas 81. T56Ts I5:s gsrFanzas 81. 1903 IS:
horse beans SI.75m2 %.
Seeds Brown mustard. $50; yellow mustard
- naNseeG- 5N5lac; canary. 3G82tc; alfalfa.
ia l9c, rape. l@2s4c; timothy, Size; hemp. ~
0sr- niiet. Sc per 10.
Dried Peas-Green. S3.T5Qa per .ctli Niles,
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bbs and 2e drums acid and s9,97S ft lumber,
valued at S16,9
The British tank steamer Trinculo was cleared
for San Jose de Guatemala, via Port Hartford.
Yesterday The vessel goes to Port Hartford to
load $4,000 barrels of crude OIL valued at
S27, GOO.
The steamer President sailed for-Sctoria on
Sunday with cargo valued at S11,911 and fnclud-
ing the following
93. $50 lbs dried fruit SASS lbs raisins. 15s
lbs beans COS lbs peas 229 pkgs fresh fruits.
SO pkps vegetables 2 420 lbs chocolate. 600 lbs
coffee 1 644 lbs nuts, 200 cs canned goods. l. ITO
lbs tea 277 gals wine 40, 900 lbs wood -four. 10
tons piglron, 20 bbls oils pkgs machinery,
20 cs fuse
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10 pkgs potatoes, 10 pkgs onions cs canned
goods
The steamer had cargo from Puget sound for
New York, valued at S444. SIS, consisting largely
OF canned salmon and lumber. Also sugar and
canned pineapples route from Hawaiian ports
TO the Atlantic seaboard valued at $50. 7s6. and
canned ptnespples route from Hawaii 10 Ham
burg, valued at SS,TS0
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Naval stores-TurpentIhe and Rosln

SAVANNAH. Dec 1.-Turpentine firm 74I56
1880; sales. AZ; receipts. SD; shipments, 215;
stock I7Ia5
Rosn. frm: sales :. .22s. receipts. 2 TO: ship
ments. 1926: stocks. 81. $40. Quotations: 3
/ s.. 50 y d5.70: p. S5.e5@5.To: a. S5.6Tlsd a
3.12i3: F. S5.15d5.s0: g. s5.7215 as. SPY: H.
s.. asst; I. S6.15n6.20: X. $3.50; NJ So s.:
y. 81: VIC. SI.I5: WV. 81 25
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No Cash IN Sight
Until NEXT JULY
Attorney Advises Board That
Bonds Can Not Be Sold
Until Midsummer

HE proceeds from
the sale of the re-
Gently authorized
bonds for the i'm
provement of the
water front VIII
not be available
until next July.
w. H. Davis, attor-
ney for the state
harbor commission,
so advised the
board at it's meet
ing yesterday morn
ing. At the pre-
vlous meeting the
board had passed a
resolution calling
upon the state
treasurer to eXpe-
dite the sale of at
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London Wool sales

auction sales today amounted TO 333 bales.
Bidding was active and prices were firm. Cross
breeds were In limited supply and good sorts ad-
vanced per cent. A fine .selectiNi of merinos.
WIS eagerly absorbed bv continental and home
buyers at hardening prices.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage engagements

The British steamer Belle of Spain. which ar
rived from the southern coast with a cargo of
nitrate on Wednesday. is under time charter for
lumber and merchandise from this port aud from
Puget sound to the west coast of South America
having been chartered prior TO arrival.
The British steamer Strathillan sailed for
Portland yesterday to load for Hongkong. The
steamer is under time charter. The German
ship Mimi is under charter for wheat from
Puget sound or Portland to Europe al 27s Cd.
The steamer Alliance has been purchased by
& n
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SYNOpSIs OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONBIlIONS
Rain has fallen on ths coast from Eureka
northward. and high southeast winds are re-
ported at the mouth Of the Columbia river
Conditions favorable for showers Friday in
the central and northern counties There IS.
however, a slight rise in pressure along the
coast OF CalifOrna and well marked move
ment OF the lower air
During the last month more than SIX inches OF
rain fell at Eureka and more than three inches
at Red Bluff There was less than half an inch
at san Francisco and San Diego. and less than
quarter OF an inch at Sacramento. Fresno aud
Los Angeles.
The weather continues cold at eastern points
and freezing temperatures or lower are reported
generally north OF Kansas, Missouri, tennessee
and Virginia.
FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-C loudy Fri
dav with showers; moderate south wind
For Santa Clara valey-ClOudy Friday show
ers by night: light south wind
For Sacramento valley--Cloudy Friday, Win
showers; moderate south wind
For San Joaquin va1ley-Cloudy Friday; Light
For California south Of the Tehachapi-Cloudy
A. c. McADIE. District Foreeaster.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 1.-Observations taken &C
Pacific time.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

~ per pair. live spring turkeys. 20@22c per
lh- dressed turkeys. nominal
Game lpcr dozen l--Afallsrd ducks. S3n5: can
vashack. Ss6e; sprig. S3@4: teal. 50 50a3. so:
UlldEe0n. S2-5onsS. snoonbills. S2G259: gray
geese, S2.5o03-50; white geese S1.50df.T5.
srant. Sl.75Q2So; hare. Sl.J3d .75 cottontail
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st. Lonfs Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Dec. Wool quiet: medium
grades. combing and clothing 2215 d24c: light
fine, goa DC; heavy fine, l5G17c; tub washed,
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Portland Livestock Market

! PORTLAND. ore. Dec -Cattle-Receipts
200 Market steady. Steers. choice, s.. .256
363: steers medium. s4.5Od5; choice heifers.
S4-1o95; COWS. choice S4.50dJ. good S3.50d4
common s2G3.5o; bulls. S4d425: stags. choice
SAG 450: calves. light $7M750. heavy S4G5.25.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 100. Market steady. Top
SsQs-25 medium. $T.5Oa7.75.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market weak. Rest
Talley wethers. $3.25@3.5 50: good wethers S36
B =; hest Searllng wethers. 81 25d4.50 best
Ealley ewes. S3-50@4; lambs. choice mountain
S5.T5Q6. choice valley S4T56e
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Logan to Sail ON Monday

The army transport Logan, Captain
Stfnson. will sail Monday for Manila
and will carry. a large number of cabin
passengers and about 300 casuals in
addition to the headquarters. band and
eight troops, of the Eighth cavalry
nere Mi n 20 19o j., fhs eeenHd III 5he
f. j. Dougherty, quartermas clerk
who has been on sick leave for some
months, has reported for duty and will
go out in charge of the Logan's cler-
ical force
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Notice to Mariners

Notice to MarIners
Captain Landstrom. pilot OF the steamer Sena-
tor, reports to the branch photographic of6ce at
Port Townsend. Wash. that on November is.
1910, the red spar buoy No. IL and black buoy
No, A. in Wrangell narrows. Alaska were
nearly submerged. Red buoy No. ?. nun. at
north entrance to Wrangell narrows, was miss
ing. Battery point light. Lynn canal was
burning very dimly November 10.
J. c. BURNETT,
Iieutenant. L. S. n. in charge.
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AUCTIONSALES
"a
ASEE---X% IT,
2O5-H0RsEs AND MULES-2O5
At Auction Dec. 8, 1910.

By order OF r. T. Mccullough. we will sell
2u5 head % horses and mules as follows. 30 head
OF msres from 1G00 TO 1900 pounds IN foal ~
rne Jacks: is head OF weanling colts: 50 head
OF and year old unhrOken mules; Is head or
broken mules from 70 { years old These muies
are especially 6ne. being big boned. gentle
raised out OF good mares snd By the best Jacks
money would buy. We feel justified in saving
that there IS not another bunch OF mules tneir
equnl offered for sale in the state
sale takes place st 10 a. on December y
rain or shine. at the Mccullough rancn. Two
ers should arrive the day previous TO the sale
Automobiles will BE- provided; also free lunch
Terms cash
w. III. HORD. AuctIOneer,
SO4 Market ST.. 3 F.
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chicaro nnirr Prodnce InrI,et

CHICAGO rec 1-Butter easy: crenmeries
25s Pc; -dairies. 2&627c Eggs steady: receipts
2-f1c cases: ~ mark. cases included. Ial5 a
2eisc. frsts. 90: rrime frsts. 32c. Cheese
steady: daisoss l5l2 n l5azc; twi1s. I4dIsiLc:
Young Americas, 1874 @l51se: longhorns. l5lt
q 49, l2c.
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stmr Breslau. for Bremen: stmr C. F. Tietjen.
for Copenhagen.
Arrived Dec. 1-Stmr Iituanfa from Libau.
LONDON-Safled Dec. 1-Stmr Minnehaha, for
New York
FIUME-sailsd Nov. 27-Stmr Lsojlso Irene.
for Philadelphia
NAPLES Arrived Dec. 1-Stmr Germania,
from New York.
PLYMoUTH-Arrived Dec. t-Stmr Rotterdam.
from New York for Rotterdam.
UEENSTOWN-ArrivedD Dec. 1-Stmr 1vernta,
from Boston for Liverpool
Sailed Dec. 1-Stmr Adriatic. for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
Weather Report
RAINEAII.DATA

United States Department OF Agriculture
/ Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Dec I. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
s&, BIG AUCTION N

SATURDAY. Dec. g. II a. M. - head Of all
purpose horses and mares from draw and delivery
company. You can buy one 70 a carload at your
own price: also wagons and harness. No reserve.
sos 4th St. Oakland.