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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-11

r
Cotton. quiet; middlng, 1885, gross receipts.
1914 bales; sales. 1853. So bales; to the Cont
nent, E2.21S bales.
e Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. 2B,s67
bales: export to Great Britain. Hl bales; to the
Continent. l2,ool bales; to Japan. 2.s92 bales;
stock, 1864 bales. "a. 4.
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts. 81. soS
bales; export to Great Britain, 8. Ill baleA 20
France, 1859 bales; 10 the Continent. 1883
bales; to Japan. e,s97 bales: TO Mexico. 70
bales. ~ s55.
Total since september list at all ports-Net
receipts. .5s3 G5s bales export TO Great Britain
245s iii bales: 10 France SOS, l63 bales; 70 the
Continent ZOO. CO.. bales; TO japan siSie bales;
10 Mexico, 2,7c4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April lo.--coTToN-spot
cotton inactive. demand at full prces. Sales
s 100 bales, Including 400 to arrive and 100 I.
0. b. Quotations advanced &c.: middlins. II -:
Futures. Influenced by unexpected improvement
In Liverpool opened nrm with price. sE7 points
above last evenings finals The strength ana
activity OF local spots also exerted bulilsh
Influence on contracts. The market closed hrnl
within q point OF the top. Net gains were sal
points. ~. ~,
l1.3s; June, Ma: July. 1l46; August. n.S;
September. 1910: October. 1855; December o
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Produce Market.

The receipts Of country produce have been
.lieht Ear week past, but showed some In
.creas A Monday ana Tuesday as compared
With receipts for a week previous. Vegetables
from the far South are coming in With greater
hare lettuce. tomatoes. cymblings and early
potatoes are a shade lower on the market than
they were last week. AS the Easter days draw
nigh eggs get higher. They went CENT 70
are also well up on the pictures few spring
chickens have made their appearance on the
ma rket but they are high, very high. gong
at about q cents per pound or about 81 ceh's
per chicken. 57s 59', -t
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS. "a
p r Sc - E 1!ssn,U E M, !.
- ~ 49, pototttno r. HI WA


ira Inc Leave RIohmond--N orthward.
1875 A. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. s. i
$40. Al. NJ --Daiiy-Mnin st. Through. n
7.aS 4, M.-,Wsek r,ays-Eiba. Ashland Adj
$40 A. M.-Daily--ryrd St. Through Local
stops. ,l - IL If
1906 hoon--Week Days-Dyti st Through. \ 't ts
4;oo F. M.--Week Days--Byrd st. Fredericks4S
.@ burg Accommodation. y s e ffE,
sos r. M.-Daity. N,aAn 81. Through
$50 r MaWe iss pays-slba. Ashland Asss
$3.50 ?. NJ --pally..nyrd ST. Through. s3is
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
$40 A. M.-..week Days--Elba. Ashland Ac-t
colninodation. 53 50 81 q
$3.50 A. M.---wees Days-Byrd 81. Frederlcks.
burg Accommodation. sY 5
s:s3 A. M--Dally-Byrd st. Through. 9i$ss
il:5o A. M.-Week Days-Dyrd st. Through
ia + i;of M.-a sfSni1l IL. through.
sas r Ni;M ~ ss hysElba Ashland ass
55 E 4 alIyI 1,1sd s. Th hspSsai rooa
10 80 +. M.-Daiy-Nraln ST. Through.
all above trains, except trains Arriving Rich. I
mona II 80 a. NJ week days. and local accom- \
inodations. 8s.l t FL ,ll3g{ u islAt
Time q arrivals and departures and cont,eo- {
". b. DUKE. G. ". cuLp, w. T: TAILOR.
Asst to Prest Gsn'l. supt. Trat. Mgr.{fs5
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i CARNEGIE'S OFFER.
Will Give Blackstone Female In
~ stitute Nice Offering. 4,

After correspondents exceeding over
several weeks Mr.. Andrew Car
ncgle has offered $4,000 to the Black
stone Female Institute on condition that
the friends Of the institute will Z. raise
$sc, 800 additional. The money would be
used to erect largeswng on the west
end OF the present building. In which
would be erected a large music hall,
library. gymnasium. and about forty
bed rooms. This addition would not only
give moro room In the bparding depart
i1ent, but 1t would also add greatly
to the facilities Of the school In the music.
literary and physical culture departments.
The money over and above the amount
necessary to erect this new building will
be used to pay the bonded and floating
debt OF the institute. Mr. Carnegie makes
that condition of his gift. President
Cannon has begun work to raise the
So, 500.
Rev. Alexis w. Stein has been chosen
the new chaplain OF Columbia University
IN place OF Rev, r.. C.Vnnderwater, who
resigned about year ago.
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DailyC ou,rt.R ecord
Law, Y. and Equity.

DEGREES entered yesterday: In the case OF
D. R. Midycttc, trustee, VIZ. r. u. Adams.
guardian etc. confirming commissioners re-
port in regard to sale OF property and paying
costs OF suit.
Suits Instituted yesterday: Thaddeus Robin
son vs. B!nsws,ngers and Co. and John r. VII.
son for 5000 damages Henry S. Hutzler and
CO. VS.. Rebecca Cohenland others for S9o Hotel
Monroe vs.. William c. McConnal for sill 81:
!, G, stantfer VS.. A. Marchetti for sos; NJ. F.
Toben Us. Eagle Stex>l foundry for slos.so.
Hastings Court.
Caaes tried Dallas Tinsley. assault and bat
terry, six months In jailki
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Southern Railway

FIX SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. APRIL 8, 1908.
TRAINS LEAVE iRICfINioND D. 5 81 Phi
100 A. M.-Dhy-Local for Charlotte. N. q Il
1890 T. M.-ba ily-1Irni ed--Buffeti Pullman to-
sI4 Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orlenns.a
II Memphis. Chattanooga and all the lSouth.#
Through coach for Chase city. Oxfordsi
Durham and Raleigh. sal5St w 5Bfl
500 z. MEX. sundhy.-K eysvillo Local.
1880 P. M.--Daiy-- 1.m ted--Pulman ready 0:3e i
P. NJ, for all tho South. M Az
sl YORK RIVER LIN e. {5gsssfsf3S
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
2:15 r extraordinarily. except sundays.
4:2O p. Nl.--Exoept sunday--For West Point
connecting with steamers for, baltimore
Steamers call al Yorktown and Clay BanA
5 on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
and at Gloucester Point, Clements and
Almonds on Tuesdays Thursdays an (
Saturdays. 2lE fSSS5 t% ~ g5E$
4:4s 4: M.aExcept Sunday mixed ifo,8
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND .5s
6:6a "A. NJ. and 1850 p. M.--From al the Snuth.9,
s:35 2 gM.--From Charlotte, Durham w and
Raleigh IN sB
$40 4. aI-From Keysvllle and intermediates
e:25 A. 5At.--Dally-F'rom West Point with 5Bal-s
tmore connections dailys except Monday.ftss
10 :45 A. Af.-Daily. except Sundays and Mon-Sa
days: $40 ?; NJ. daily, except Sunday Sunday
G ". WEsTRuRY. D. P. A.. Richmo on =, vas.S
III. IIA !, w. Il. T Z ~ o.
II. 3, SPENCER. oen,i Mgr iS
Washington. D. G.. lasl ssSS5
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! n I1l7-Il p n ~ y @
MARINE ETEn1IIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10. 1906. II
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merohan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line;
steamer pocahontas Graves. Norfolk anu
James River landings. merchandise ana pas
senRers, Virginia Navigation Company.
80 SAILED b 0 .ifs
+: Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line. Is
Schooner Hattie Wheatley, Carrot. James
Steamer Alma, Pearce. Jamestown, Va. coal
Barge Mattapony. Plfendorf, James River
.lirht .4s5 ~ 49,
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Moody and Walsh.

H 5,tj Especial to The Times-D!spatcno
f PHILADELPHIA, April l0.--Willle MOODY,
the clever Port Richmond hantam, !, maze mnaeon =
good showing against Jimmy walsh ho Q, ~ ssl met
t 10 the . wndup al the washington sporing
Club last night. Notwthstandng me n saodW,s
weather there was big crowd prese',, Muwu'
friends making up the bulk OF 'he "'"''"94HN'-
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PINE BEACH! PINE BEACH,

THE NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL, RESORT.
This new and delightful seaside resort.
with Its fifty acres of playground and its
enormous double-decl pavilion, accommo-
dating 10000 persons, Is beautifully Sit
uated at the foot Of Chesapeake Bay, adj
Joining the site OF the jamestown Expo
sltlon. Bathing, the finest and safest,
Favorlte fishing ground. In addl-
tlon to the many attractions al
ready there, over 100000 Is now being
spent In new amusements. This ideal
picnic ground Is reached only by the
Norfolk and Western Railway without
change Of cars. Special inducements Of
fered to churches, Sunday schools and
secret orders. Many have already So
cured dates for excursions. Hurry and
get q good date from
@. Fl. BOSLEY, n
District Passenger Agent,
&lG SSS East Main Street.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. =. c., April 1o.-SPlR1TS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; receipts. !
ca sk. Rohn-Firrn at 50 Is bid; receipts none
tTar-Firm at $50; receipts, 1853 barrels. CRUDE
Turpentine-Firm at se.sDd4.7o and S; receipts.
Obarres. sS55 ,.,,>,,,
Is SAVANNAH. GA, April 1o.-TURPlENTlNSE.
Firm at e5hc.; sales. S01s casks; receipts. aal
.casks: shipments, 1875 cnsks Rosin-Firm;
sa les. 1851 barrels; receipts. 1903 barrels; stcok
a, $50 barrels.
= CHARLESTON g. c.. April 1o-TuRPES-
TINE AND ROS1N-Noth!ng doing.
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oFFIClAL RANGE AND SALE OFsTOCKs IN NEW YORK
GALES.

800 Atlantic Coast Line, COM.
81 , American Shelters, com. J.
!702ql a ff,hlgArrnted Copper .....
1900 Amer. Car and Toundry...
100 Amer. Car and Tounu pfd.
1920 American Cotton Oh. .....l
4W American Tobacco. pfd...
100 American Can ..,....u...
100 American Can. pfd..,.....
1860 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd.,..
1M American sugar .......u...
goo a." +. and 8. Fe, conl".n.
600 A. T. and 8. Fe, ptd.u.us
200 Baltimore ana Ohio...,,t.1
1920 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Canadian Pacific .....,...,l
400 Chesapeake and OhiO......
1900 Chicago Great WESTERN.
800 Chicago, Mil. and ST. Paul
1890 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
600 Colorado South, com az.
so Colorado South, lat pfd,.
Colorado South, I'd pfd...
500 Consolidated Gas ..........
7U Delaware and Hudsorl....
Del. LACK. and western.
IL 800 Erie, cOm.... ................
200 Erie. lst ptd..............,.i
200 Erie, ID pfd.................
1tCO General Electric ...........
400 Great Northern, pfd. .....
go Illinois Central..............
300 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan .................
Metro. Street Railway.....
1900 Me xlcan Central ..........
2,9nD Mo-. Kan. and Texas, com
200 Mo-, Kan. and Texas. pfd.
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31ogs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market strong.
Choice TO prime. medium, ss.454s. %; medium TO
good, heavy q. 40gS.45 sheep-Recepts 10 900
head Market steady and dull. Sheep. 1909
$50: lambs, .i75GO, co.
ssl head. Nothing doing. Calves-R eceipts. e4S
head Common 10 fair veals. $4,000. Sheep
and Lambs Receipts 42s head Good; sunshorn
lambs, ,55beio 90 per head. Hogs-Receipts
6,l2s head. None for SALE
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my TGOOna MARKET.

7 NEW YORK. April 1o,-The dry goods mar
ket to-day was quiet, owing to the observance
of the holiday. Print cloths were more &C
tive, printed goods being sold In small guam
titles for export. Linngs moved with consider
able freedom. Bleached and brown cottons
were firm. but in quiet call. sSl
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
= - -. 80 Open. High. Low.

Cash quotations were Is iolows. yo SsTIs
10. red ssXss7o NJ: corn: ts ~ ; ;sh;, :
no.. No. & white, slnGs2Ao. No. q rye, alhe'
goo ssanss sar'S sxs ss fas eS : So %s
Western. ;ll,sN; prime t!meth yseed; sal7 "
MAJ pors i Ssrs MS sss oo as5 P:s
s.ss: short clear sides (boxed) ss.16Qe,9. WIS.
key basis bsh vines s,ss Gavsr San''aae
schc.; dairies. lAGiSc, Cheese-steady at iig
1910 Eggs-Easy at mark cases O., ine aN, az
1910.
BALTIMORE MD, April 1o.-FI1ouR-Flrm
and unchanged. Wheat-strong; spot. ,,s con,
tract ss@ssNo corn.Elrmi spol, sE1 gos'sNS o
: mixed, ssiads7c. Rye-F!rm; NO, western,
7a7:c Buttersteady and unehannsE.s9aai o ta ~
adle. lsal7o.: store packed, l+116c.,, EsgsI
Firm and unchanged at lse cheeseNr o,, S ama
i sns. medium, September, 4No. November 14e;
small, H@l4Xc sugar-steady ana ancnanseu.
= y
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ATLANTIC COAST LINZ:
Rlchrnond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

Co.. ,.ars corner of Seventh and Perry
stree;s, Names ester. every hour ION the .hou!)
from A. NJ 10 n. Last car 1 !, sa1a.y
Cars eavat Petersburg, foot OF sye essF r
Street every honr from ass "A; NJ 70 19:SSse I:
IL Last car I1:lo P. M, Limited car 10 -
H., daily, except Sunday. 49, :, IN.
Al cars from Petersburg connecting H1e 81.
mond cara lt-tt e tikshA
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January ............los3 1905 1868 1864
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher;
mlddling upiands. 1850; middiing gulf. 1905.
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Richmond. Va. April 10,
SALES BEFORE BOARD.
Norfolk and Western common--l5 at SsA.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. April l9--sraboard AIT
Line. common and preferred-Nothing DOING.
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.s

Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis. Chit
cago, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.
200 pm. and II 100 p. e. daily. # q
Westbound Local Tralns' $S$S NH
ESQ a. m. and 6:ts p. m. week day'5ss3;
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point. x
. 90 a N, and l:0o p. M daily ss Tvs
Local for Newport News and Old polnSs
7s5 a. m. and s 100 p. m. week days IA
Il James River Ltne' ia
1880 .. m, daily: 6s16 p. m. week days
Arrive Maine Ling from West; - y. Al, ~.
East: ..io rs 4, M i1ia5 a.. NJ. = 100 r Ma
sss;01 p M James River y: $40 a. n. AZ
p NJ. tsDally: Sex. sundhy1 s.s sfi
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RICHMOND CRAM MARKET.
Richmond Va, April TO- 1900
UAFTLH MARKRTg,

x CHICAGO. April lo.--cA TrltE-Recelpta Av'
head Market arm, Common to prime stesr e
$4,000; cows. s3.@@lbo; calves S2'7sa7''we0.
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BEAR RAID SENDS
LIST St. TO | D bottom l
1ndiscria,inate Throwing Over 81
Large Holdings for What hat;
They Would Bring.
MONEY STILL RULING \. \ (: HIGH u J. !,
Government Bulletin Oil Winter
Wheat Crop a Great
Surprise.
fHv Associated Press.)

v OK As Anr io-l Ftessl' became
AsMsi hMd, weak to-day Under ,wha appear.
ID t Il b sspeeulatoh re continued s .gI,
gency OF money hns neen ~ v's snncnla tiva
G Soders Of stocks SO long as prices held
rnn{ty steady or showed occasional slsns
OF advances keeping up speculative, , con,
risn arfording a profit OF holdings sufil..
Client 10 cover interest charges ,cve1, At
the high prevailing rates. But with IN pr ,ces
started deciselyely dow ,,nratton sen III Jas
evident that the fenr OF such n movem nie,1.l
had prompted the placing or large stop.
loss orders below the market. once ny
succeeded ii forcing prices down to tn, the
figures at which these stop-loss orders +. IT.
came into effect, there WAS luite ,,1 mug 70,
Sr rxe hoidn ss' f6r what they Would bring
than lar at at any time for several weeks.
decided effect seemed TO pc prou.uc asl
Innate 'of the condition on April lst OF
the winter wheat crop. The condition on
was poorer than had been nonGa i3 n a ihr
wheat market. dashed the snnguine con-
GJcncc that has been felt In the prom
king outlook FOR the crop.
There was little change IN the money
held al % per cent. While the rate yielded
early TO below that figure. It recovered
later to above It. and touched . per cent.
again.
stock market was quite generally strong.
Reading was advanced on tax OF some
Compromise OF the coal mining dispute.
AmalgAn1ated Copper responded to COS
SIP OF prospective dividend increase.
But these stocks afterward were among
the weakest OF the list, with correspond
ing effect on the reversal OF sentiment.
The professional character OF part o.
he selling was indicated by the demand
Il cover shots, which caused some re.
covery. so that last prices were not at
the lowest OF the day. although the cloa-
Ing tone WINS unsettled and irregular
gain. Bonds were easy. Total sales,
par value. s2,2s0,G0.
United States old rs coupon declined
Y l-2 per cent. on call.
The total sales Of stocks amounted to
1,013.Io0 shares.
MONEY AND BxCHANGE r;
MoneyAon call, strong, 1920 per cent;
ruling rate. grd22: closing bid. IL, offered
4 at sO Time loans. steady. 60 and 30 days,
6ds 10: 8 months 5l-:g6 "a. Prime mer-
camille paper. 1-2G6 per cent. Sterling
bankers' bills at $4.S36D14.S3.s5 for demand
and at A.S144.sl.0o for sixty-day bills.
Posted rates, f4.s 1-2GlA.s3 and S4.s514h5 liz,
Commercial bills. $3.50 "a: bar silver.
Z s. 7-8. Mexican dollars. 1874.
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,nsCELIANEoT@ MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
spanIsh-Atarket arm at sl.o7n per bushel
2Virginias-Market Arm at SIC. for fancy stock
machine picked At l&1alsc.; shell'ng stock
1A1oc.
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BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY. OF TORONTO.

yE TiiXRN nERMaE,
81 o rT Tib %s
rresdsnt- HON si;s A. cox ls3
ER2S1 TGSs nAsT fns9ST9 ns sasA5RSSb 10 1885
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New York Central Ecra. 3ss.............. IS
New Jersey Central gen. Ss...........,... Ky
Stt Iueinc % '5s'....,.. ish
Norsn,,, ~ trnr,ern con. 1904
Csn.,on shn,, tinc refunding ie....... psh
sa,,vants cony 3I,s................ 6.ts
e. I ;,. nj irnn Mountain con. 5s.... 11ils
g.. , an1 a. FRA nc.pco IT, 4s....... sGia
~, a.. -..i S.,ts,"n.Iar, con Is..,....,., 10 Is
s L"u.s Az rIna r. fofrered) ........ $50
seutharn paciac Is ............ y2A
so.,thern paciac 1st Is certIncates....... 965s
southsrn RAILWAY 81. l17a
Texas ana Pacific 1sts................;;....lse S 4
i;n,n eac,fc 1914
r my, r,a, annv ~ q. ~ ,.....,.,.... Isl
I vn,on s,ata. Steel "a 99h
untLsu ,.,s = m ................11
,,ai'as i3s1, 7oh
" auhr. e.. IA IL '''t' Il. ...,..,,..... IS
Mss.Ifn ana Ave Erie "a (offered) 9OA
Mn naa,se,, -" rantrai s2m
y, "a - Collateral Trust A. ............ y6H
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{. H q w. p. . I . . T. 4
U. S. refundIns rs. registered. ............. II
U. s. rcfundlng Is, oupon..,............... II
Y. S. 49,, registered ........................
U. s. Old 4s. registered i
Y. s. Old Is, coupon ..........
u. 8. New "A, registered. ................n. J;
U. 3. New 49, coupon ................. J;
American Tobacco 4s.........................
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. Il
1Atchison general 4H........................ X
AtchIson adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Atlantic Coast Line ls.......................
Baltimore and Ohio ls.,.................... ],
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cony. 4s..........
Central OF Georgia 6s....................... /
Central OF Georgia st 1nc...................
Central OF Georgia I'd lnc...................
Central OF Georgia I'd nc..................
Chesap eake and Ohio 4Hs................,.. II
Chicago and Alton ai4a......................
Chicago, 3. and Quincy now 4s........... II
Chicago. r. I. and Pac. r. r. 4s............
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08

81 pkgs machinery. 537 pkgs nails IS kegs
spikes. l3z pkgs paints. 463 pkgs paper, 24OO cs
coal oil. ego gals and go cs gasoline, 20 drums
distillate. SO bbls and 80 cs oils. 800 cs dyna-
mite. 900 kegs blasting powder "a cs fuse, "a
pkgs drugs. 146 kegs horseshoes. 152 bdls and 3
bars iron. $50 bdls and 2253 pcs STEEL 469 bdls
and 547 pcs pipe. 295 pkgs railroad material, 10
bdls brooms. l25 cs matches. 81 pkgs carbide.
200 bbls lime 1898 posts, % bales oakum. f6SS
bNs soap. %. 424 lbs soda, s0S6 lbs lead, 13O cs
candles. 267 hogs, IL mules, cows.
Exports by the Spokane.
The steamer Spokane which sailed on Satur-
day for Victoria, had cargo consigned to various
British American cities, valued at $24, 10 and
including the following:
80 pkgs fresh fruits, 40 pkgs vegetables, 126-
900 lbs dried fruit 10 933 lbs raisins, 52572 lbs
beans. 443 lbs coffee. $500 lbs chocolate 1925
lbs and l61 cs miIlstuffs. 369 canned goods,
25S cs honey, 8 pkgs salted fish. Is kegs pickles.
30 cs fuse. 21 pkgs iron SO cs machinery 1876
rolls roofing pcs steel 1901 lbs sheet lead.
valued at $1,000. for Australia. and &C cs canned
goods. 360 lbs dried fruit and bxs polish, val
ued at $25S for the Fiji Islands
Tonnage engagements.
The following charters were announced yester-
day: The British steamer Bessie Dollar, wheat
from Portland Puget Sound TO Shanghai
chartered prior 10 arrival; British ship Marion
Josiah. same business from Puget Sound TO Eu-
rope at Dos Sd, IL TO direct port Cd less ship
$ D. Carleton. lumber from Puget Sound to any
3d, prior 10 arrival; barkentine Benicia same
business from Grays Harbor TO Guaymas: British
stesmer Duneric. coal from British Columbia to
Portland at 81 So
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-08

Sakkarah, from Hamburg, via Antwerp and Ten
erife, for Chile. Peru and San Francisco.
from New York.
NEW YoRK-Arriyed Nov 7-stmr Furnessia.
{ from ron Glasgow and Moyille stmr Teutonic' from
Liverpool; stmr Samland from Antwerp.
Sailed Nov 7-Stmr iceland. for Antwerp;
stmr Ryndam, for Rotterdam; stmr Oceanic, for
Observation-Disclosures prior Nov 7-stmr Min
nesota, from seattle stmr Tosa Maru, from Sc
LIvERPooLNSai Nov stmr> Haversord,
for Philadelphia; stmr Lake Manitoba, for Mon
Sailed Nov 7-Stmr Baltic, for New York.
PLYM0UTH-Arrived Nov 7-Stmr Pretoria,
from New York, for Cherbourg, and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN-Arrived Nov 7-Stmr Males
tie. from New York, for Liverpool, and pro-
SYDNEY. n. S. w.-Arrived prior Nov =
Stmr Aorangi, from Vancouver. via Honolulu
and Brisbane; stmr Sonoma, from San Fran
cisco. via Honolulu and Auckland ...
GLASGoW-.Arrived Nov 7-stmr Astoria'
SoUTHAMPToN-sa Nov 7-stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm II. for New York.
VALPARAISO-Arrived Nov 3-Stmr Otawri.
from Hamburg, via London. for Tacoma
PORTLAND. Nov During the heaviest
couta crossed in at Astoria yesterday and reached
port today. The Alliance brought a full cargo
1 Came enq g The CAPTAINS Of both
sells say the storm of the coast was the worst
in years Neither experiences any particular
difficulty, although the two coasters were tossed tossed
roughly. While waiting outside for the storm
TO subside sufficiently TO enter the river both
drifted far TO the north
Two coasters are on their way up the river
and will probably reach their destinations to-
night They the schooner Mabel Gale ana
the bark B. 2. Cheney.s The former viii re-
ceive a lumber cargo at this port and the other
will load at Rainier Both will load for San
Francisco.
The British ship Dalgomar was chartered
this morning to load cement at Antwerp Tor
Portland.
The heavy rainstorm that fell over the har-
Dor today put stop TO work ofsalI kinds on
the water front with the exception or the load
ing OF vessels under lumber charter.
TACOMA. Nov. THE cableshfp Burnside
took on a cargo of cable here and left for Alaska
today. She signed a of eighty-two men.
The American ship S. D. Carleton arrived at
Port Townsend from Guaymas today. The
American ship Glory of the Seas arrived at Bel
lingham from San Francisco today. The
steamer Edith arrived in port from fishing
cruise today. The steamer Senator arrived on
the sound from Nome today. The American
steamer Oregonian arrived the sound today
from New York, via San Francisco, and viii
load general cargo for a return trip. The Nor
wegian steamer Reidar is here loading a cargo
of ties for Peru
The longshoremen of McCabe & Hamilton, the
largest stevedoring firm the sound. have
struck. and the union has ordered boycott
against them. The strike applies only to lum-
ber handling. General cargo is being taken
Of.