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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
ron sAI.E Ar cAeslE rlRM.

Hay Delivered promptly Ia bulk.
farm iog.aete Farm. kirstsclass buildings.
Will CUT 700 teas 81 hby.
Lots--lad acres Ia loia Of 6 or 10 acres, to suit
customers,
PhstuTe-.ii0 acres pasture land without
bnfld lngs tOid Mann FARSI
Apply 90 George Caesis, East street, OF Perry
Real Estate Agency. 40
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

FOR RENT--0fices in the Bolster Aaildiugto
rent. T-o on the second door and two % the
third floor also large hail. Enquire at tho
y. b. cate Real Estate Agency, Rooms ii and
IL Bolster Building. 2Gstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

TO RENT OR FOB sALE-Barber shop with
three omplete chairs, by month or year. Also
four billiard tribes. Apply 70 Angelo Scam
PAM. 2Iit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

FURNISHED ROOM To RENT Large room
with furnace heat and electric lights Inquire
o. John Mclean, Averill street l94tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

TO hENT-Large bah week days, Sunday
services and two evenings each week. L. N.
A-eIiil. Il0f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

TO RENT-Onice rooms In the blanchard
Block. ig0f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

TO RENT-An cface IN the Weed block d
N. Perry. Agen.. 219te
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR kALE-Vers productive farm, about
mics ironi WilliamsEown on road 20 Chelsea
Land lays well and buildings are in very cotn-
forfablc condition, Place will keep u cows.
Price only 81 10000.
Moe home on Academy street. Seven rooms
and bath. Good comfortable barn, and extra
tine lot. Price for Immediate sale only s2,leD,
its bargain.
New boi Sc on warren street. finished in the
hest possible shape. Bard wood floors and
finish. Hot air iurnace, electric lights, NOT
and cold water, etc. Has lever been oGcurled.
WIN sell Al a low price. IL will SUIT yon
Look Il over
rwo-tenement house, divided in center
Rents for 81 90 pc month Never vacant
Price only $780, OF Pays over " per cett net.
Block on Granite stteet. Three stories high.
sides coyrred with steal. Heared by steam
good cellar Large refrigerator and elevator 10
building. IN uid pay about SeU0 Oh per year
! Price f5.h0000. Terms reasonable.
| For full partieuia sinquire of the D. a. Per-
| TX Real Estate gency. Rooms and Q, Gordon
Block BARR, vt, 3B'tt
FOR eALE-Castle Park Theatre on North
Main street. Apply toJ. D. Ossola. SOitIz
| FARM Fur SALE, ontains l2 acres. more
or less, al 81 lage, In Washington village
] buildings in 20 repair. Will sell at reason.
! able price. For further particulars inquire VI
Pe.er Dewey, on the larm, az Masnington,
FOR SALE Or would trade for good horse
1 buggy, etSs,--lafEe. teFci DullulnB iot. llsaA
1 Brook street, Telephone 427-a 29at.
/ SPECIAL FARM SALE-A 25.cow farm, az
| acres. TwD-stofy house, 8 80 X 40 IT, Bar ., hen.
house, corn barn, W gon shed RunniBg water
I TO house ana harm. Good sugar place. Plenty
| fruit God enon III 20 pay for il Will ssll o.
| trade for any desirable property not 10 exceed
/ s 600, Would prefer some mill property.
Farms Of all sizes and prices from 500 TO So
600 can be shown any time. IA. G. Wood.
worth, Real Estate Agent, Randolph, VT 19stt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

To RENT-Furnish room with steam heat.
Apply to A. Tomast. 23ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-13

FOR SALE, Or would trade for good horse
buggy, etc,,--large, level building zoe, near
Brook street, Telephone 427-s 29st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
NEW BRICK BUILDING.
Ffve-Story Structure to Be Placed at
Davis and Market.

Application was made yesterday by
H. Liehtenstein for a permit to erect
a five-story brick building at the north
west corner OF Davis and Market
streets at a cost of 100000. Other
applications were as follows:
e. I. Osborne. northwest corner of
California and Jones. $4,000; j. Cuneo
Company, Leavenworth street between
Bay street and Montgomery avenue.
$4,000: Alexander d. Keyes Mont
gemery street near Sutter. $4,000;
Mary C. Fallon, northeast corner of
Ellis and Leavenworth streets, $4,000;
Estate of ]. P. Treadwell. Sacramento
street between Montgomery and Kear-
ny $4,000; Joseph Irwin, Front street
between California and Pine, S17,500;
r. H. Johnson, Clay street near Kearny.
s2TgUo, and southeast corner of Bat
terry and Pacific, s14.750. Ivancovich
& Kohn, warehouse on the corner of
Davis and Washington streets, $4,000:
r. Milani, jackson street near Powell,
$4,000; American Milling Company,
corner OF Battery and Union streets.
s14,500; c. Anderson, Commercial street
near Kearny. s19.500. Howard estate,
O'Farrell street near Powell. s1e.S50;
G. r. Albright, Howard street between
Seventh and Eighth. s12.S00; A NJ.
Page, corner of Eddy and Larkin. s10,-
900; T. p S. Brown, Mission street near
Eighteenth, s15,600; Joseph estate,
Eddy street between Powell and Ma
son. S14,9s0, and st. Johns German
Church, Larkin street near Vallejo,
$500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
UNITED RAILROADS FILES
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Patrick Calhoun. president OF the
United Railroads OF San Francisco. has
caused the compilation of a general
balance sheet as of May 81. 1906, in
couparfson with a similar sheet for
the corresponding date of 1905.
The company's assets for 1906 are
placed at s1o3.s5s.120. Assets for 1905
are noted as slo1,231.292 In the col
umn of assets for 1906 railway proper
ties and franchises are valued at s70,-
sz6.s7o. against a valuation in 1905 of
s71,1sg,401 Among the assets for 1906
are material and supplies sS03.25s and
cash SS33,275.
In the column of liabilities for 1906
are 5 per cent promissory notes to the
amount of 100000 No liability of
this character is shown In the table
for 1905. Current liabilities this year
are given as $1s1o1.041, against s363,-
1855 for last year. Dividends on COM
mon stock amounting to $4,000 igure
In the liabilities for 1906 as against
nothing OF this kind in 19es
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
FASTS THAT SHE MAY
HELP THE REFUGEES
Little japanese Girl Makes
Personal Sacrifice to Send
Money to the Relief Fund

There is little girl in far-away ia
pan whose ability to sympathize with
suffering humanity has been shown by
a sacrifice she made In order to aid the
refugees of San Francisco. Yesterday
a letter was received from an American
woman in Toxic, in which was con-
tanned 10 cents the little Japanese
maiden had offered for the sufferers
by the San Francisco disaster. From
the letter it is evident the little lady
went without meals for the purpose
of gratifying her desire to do good.
Following is the letter
zs kasurni Cho Azabu, Toxic. Japan.
Sept. IA, 1905.
Mayor schmitz. San Francisco, Cal.
u: s. A.
Dear F'riend-Last spring a little
maid here in the mission home heard
of the terrible earthquake In your city
BY. She came to me with 20 seh--that
is ten cents In your money--to send to
the relief fund. This small amount
means little to your people, but 1t ex-
presses fasting for four meals for her.
why have bean so slow in sendin &
1t to you? First, because I did not
know to whom to send it; second, dur
ing the summer months was away from
homo, quite busy and the matter
this l beg your pardon. | am not sure
that / am sending 1t properly now, but
am taking the risk. May the dear
Father bless you all and be exceeding
kind and make his mercy shine upon
sou' CHRISTINE PENRoD.
The money was added to the reliei
fund and a letter was sent by John
Boyle, secretary to the Mayor, inform
ing the little girl that her money had
heen placed as directed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
HOPES TO STRIKE ORE BODY.

TONOPAH, Oct. 3-The New York
Tonopah Mine, one of the properties
that has been worked in the hope that
a good ledge would be encountered is
reported to be giving indications of the
presence of an ore body in the north
crosseut from the S00-foot level. The
formation has changed a. little recently
and is more of q hard andesite. freely
cut by quartz stringers. This is thought
to be a good indication. and the COM
pany Is devoting its strength to the
rushing of work in this direction 1t
is understood that a deal is on be-
tween the New York Tonopah and Ton
opah Central people. looking to an
economical combination. The two prop
critics adjoin, and it would be possible
to work both through the New York
shaft, which is deeper than the one
in the Central.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
TowN OF MONARCH NAY FAu,.

TONOPAH, Oct. 3.-The new town of
Monarch, located at the head OF Moni-
tor Valley near Manhattan, seems TO be
in fair way toward utter failure, as
the Tonopah and Manhattan merchants
have filed attachments against the
townsite company amounting to more
than $4,000. Benjamin Blanchard. who
fostered the scheme, has declared that
he will find the capital TO meet all
obligations and that the present com
plication is the result of misunder-
standing. II is said the town was start
ed in order to hold the pass at the head
of the valley against the time when the
Western Pacific road across Nevada
should be completed. 1t would then be
possible to have a line put in from the
Smoky Valley country to Tonopah and
vicinity, through the gap.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
News of the Various Mining
Camps of Nevada.

TONOPAH. Oct. IA placer strike
that promises to be one of the biggest
in this part of the country was made
recently at a point some fifteen miles
southeast of here, and about six miles
from Monarch. j. T. Tedford of this
camp is one OF the original locaters
of the ground and he is showing some
remarkably rich specimens of placer
gold which he says were taken from
the scene of the strike. From all re-
ports so far received the district in
which these placer finds were made Is
about six miles in length, lying along
the course of creek bed The gold
was found in the bed and the smaller
waterways leading into 1t. At some
distance from this a ledge has been
encountered, from which ii is believed
the gold came
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
suLPHIpEs BEG1N no sHoW.

GOLDFIELD, Oct. 3.-George L.
Kaeding, the mining engineer. is back
from Fairview with samples from the
Nevada Hills and Fairview Eagle
mines. He thinks that they are both
great properties and says that the Fair
view Aztec will be as good. A saso-
line hoist has been ordered and the
shaft will be located so as to cut the
assure at fifty feet. He says that sui
phides are beginning to show In the ore
shoot OF No. tunnel on the Nevada
Hills, and that little water Is making
in the crosscut tunnel. On the Taylor
lease on the Fairview Eagle. close to
the Aztec lines, the shaft IL going
down for the sulphide zone. About
200 sacks of ore have been taken out
in sinking, and the shaft will be
dropped to the 1O0-foot mark before
stopping is commenced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
MRS. sPL1vALo,S FrNERAI.

The affectiOnate Temembrance in
which the late Mrs. c. r. Splivalo Is
held was made evident by the large
number of sincere friends who at
tended the impressive funeral services
yesterday at her late home at Belmont
previous to the final interment at
Holy Cross Cemetery.
The Rev. DR.. Brewer of san Mateo
read the sacred ritual of the Episcopal
church. and TO this he added a few
remarks regarding the gentleness and
the beauty of the character Of Mrs.
Splivalo. The floral offerings were OF
the most exquisite character. The
pallbearers were G. s. Laun1eister, c.
A Narston, Frank Curry. Fred NJ
Gilmore. H. A Lake. DR.. w. Winter
berg. DIR. MeClanahan and Major 6. c.
Collins.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
MEMBERS OF NORWEGIAN CLUB
PREPARE EXPLORERS WELCOME,
Committees Are Appointed Which VIII
Arrange for the Reception of Cap-
fain R0aIn Amnndsen.

Members Of the Norwegian Club Fran
are preparing for the reception that
will be given the Scandinavian ex-
pIorer, Captain Roald Ar1undsen, upon
his arrival at San Francisco. The club
appointed committees and new rnein-
bers we're added to the executive com
mittee. It is expected that Captain
Amundseh will arrive October 10. He
comes from Nome and will meet the
Gjoa, in which he sailed through the
Northwest Passage, upon his arrival
here.
The committee preparing the naval
reception will consist of Captain c. p.
Perkins of the naval training station.
Captain Feren. Captain Goodall and
John ID. spreckels Jr. Captain Per-
kins has offered a navy tug and apprcfl-
ticc band for the use of the reception
committee and the press.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
HOTEL WILL FACE
SOUTH PARK.
Extensive Improvements
Projected Also on Eddy
Street, Near the City Hall
BUILDING FOR SUFFER-

Another hotel is to be built on Third
street, and A. Rolkins is to be the
builder. This hotel is to be FIVE
stories in height, with 45O rooms. and
will be on the west side of Third
street. between Bryant and Brannan.
It will be large building, as 1t will
have a frontage of 40 feet on Third
street, with a depth of $50 feet.
1t will face South Park, and 1t will
be finished with every modern con-
venience and will cater to high class
of trade.
The good work still continues along
Sutter street. Schwartz & Disbecker
let contract yesterday for a hotel
of 16o rooms on the south side of Sut-
ter street, west of Jones, on the plat
which was formerly occupied by the
Imperial Apartments. This building
Will cost about 100000 and will stand
on lot 6Sx13I:S.
Eddy street is looming up, and there
will be a good showing made on this
thoroughfare within the next few
months. Bernhard & Oser are con-
structing four-story brick building
on the northwest corner of Eddy and
Glasgow streets. near Powell, which
will be occupied by the Faust Hall.
There will be offices and a music hall
on the top floor.
Bauer & Sachau will build a three or
four story structure on the lot ad-
joining.
C. g. Larsen is building three three
story buildings, which will be between
the Bauer & Sachau property and the
new City Hall. The building will be
adapted for the use of. lawyers and the
offices will be large and airy.
The Joseph estate, which has lot
25x9o adjoining the new City Hall on
the west. has began to clear away the
debris, and will begin to build shortly.
The size OF the building has not as
yet been announced, but 1t Is said that
In all probability 1t will be an office
building
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
WILSON PLACER is DOING WE'LL.

ROUND MOUNTAIN, Oct. 3.-The
Wilson placer on the Sunnyside group
is still being actively operated, and
most astonishing stories are told in re-
gard to the results. 1t is said that as
high as $1,000 in gold has been taken
out of the ground in one day. 1t is
stated by those in charge of the work
that the ground is worth about $50
a cubic yard and this is remarkably
high. There is a good extent to the
ground that shows placer values and If
these keep up the owners of the big
lease should clean up a good round sum
before winter sets in.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
BARELY SAVES HIS oPrIoN.

GOLDFgELD. Oct. 3.-D. Mackenzie
forgot that he had 10 do work amount
ing to thirty shifts on the August
claim of the Combination Extension
Mine before the end OF September until
Billy Mckay remembered IL Sunday
afternoon. Then there was a hurrying
and skurrying until he had picked up
forty-seven miners and got them out
TO the claim There was a furry for
time on account Of the wages the su-
perintendent offered. but the work was
finished without trouble. and the option
which Mackenzie had on the claim was
saved.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
WORK BRISK az sY1tAN1A.

TONOPAH. Oct 3-John Buser came
up Saturday from the Sylvania a sill
ver-lead district near the California
line. about five miles from Palmetto.
and returned to camp Tuesday He re-
ports work progressing rapidly on the
mill of the Ida Queen Mining Com
pany at Pigeon Springs. At the B. & B.
mine. which is owned by Buser and
Captain John L. Bray, stoping has been
started on a big vein OF silver-lead
ore. and shipment will be sent out
in a short time. The ore is a very de-
sirab1e fiux. and is treated by the
smelters without charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
DINNER IN COMPLIMENT
TO JAMES HI. GRAHAM
Prominent Singers and Painters Assem-
bic at Banquet Table In the
Bohemian Club.


Bohemian Club.
Poets, singers. painters and other
artists of the kingdom of Bohemia gave
a feast last evening In compliment TO
James II Graham, who will be welded
next Wednesday to the accomplished
Miss Inez Stianeh. The banquet took
place at the Bohemian Club. corner of
Sacramento and Octavia streets. Charles
Dickman managed the function in ad-
mirable fashion. At the table were
James n. Graham, Fred w. Hall, George
T. Bromley, Mackenzie Gordon, Noble
Eaton, William Sesnon, A r. Hardin.
Edgar Mizner, H. c. Fawcett, Judge
Lawlor, DR. ]. Wilson Shiels, II. j..
Maginnity Jr.. DR.. Gentl1e, Charles
Rolio Peters. Willis Polk, Judge Dunn.
Frank Goad. Edgar Peixotto. Chauncey
NJ. ST. John, f. A. Greenwood, w. ri.
Smith Jr., Thomas S. Wilson, Dr. Rus
sell Cool DR.. Louis Deane, Allen Dunn,
George w. Fletcher. DR.. Topping, DR..
P. NJ. Jones, Colonel Isaac Trumbo. C.
Lanberton, Leonard Chenery, William
Sims, Lindsay Scrutton, Colonel L.
Bunton, Mr.. Stianeh and Charles Dick
man.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

ing between the MacNamara and Ton
opah Extension companies. to determine
the apex question IN regard to the
ledge that appears on both properties.
nave not been filed, but the general
provisions of the compromise are well
known The terms of the settlement
are eminently fair. since they make IL
possible for the two companies to work
on that portion of the ledge in the
ground of each. in any manner desired,
without hindrance from each other
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
SHIPS RICH ORE.

TONOPAH. Oct 3-During the past
week shipment of FIVE tons OF ore
was made from the Nevada Alpine Mine
at Lone Mountain. Tt is stated that
the average value of this shipment was
over $3.50 per ton. The mine belongs
to the O'Meara-Lynch Company of this
place and Salt Lake. which also owns
the Silver Peak VaIealda at Silver Peak
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
EXPECT A busy SEASON.

TONoPAH. Oct. S-There is every in
dication that the coming season in this
part of the country will be the busiest
ever known in Nevada. Many OF the
local operators who have spent the hot
summer months in the East or on the
coast are returning, and all announce
that they will inaugurate active cam
paigns of development on the proper
ties they control
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
sH1rrING INTELLIGENCE.
AnnlvRp.
weaaesaav. oe.oDs

Sfmr Eureka Irerson. - hours from Frreka.
Ftmr Vanguard. odiand. 3 hours from Fareka.
Sfr.r Corona. Gieiow. 10 hours from Furek f.
Stnlr Bonita Aiberts. 80 hours from ChyucoS.
Sfnr Eureka. Irerson. . hours from Eireka.
Fr ship Alice. Auberts. 125 days from Swan
Fr bark Pierre Antoine. Saint Lo IS days
''is BARK = Psctoius Watts. 10 days from Port
Power schr Newark. Johnson. % hours from
power schr sotoyoue. Bash, 81 days from
schr william Benton. Nelson. 10 days from
scIs " Dirlend, Erickson. 40 days from
SCH sci.r Espsaa. sarrins. . days from Grays
CLEARED.
"wednesday October g.
Sfmr State Of California. Thomas. San Diego;
= Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
WILL WORK CIRQUE OF CLAIMS.

TONOPAH, Oct. 3.-The Pittsburg Sill
yer Peak Mining Extension Company
has been incorporated by local men to
work a group of claims in the Silver
Peak section. 1t has been formed to
operate group OF four claims known
as the Reward group which touches the
ground of the Blair Company. now be-
longing to the big Pittsburg Silver
Peak consolidated concern.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04


For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thurs
day, continued warm: light north wind
For Sacramento yailey-Fair Thursday; warm
err light north wind.
For San Joaquin yaiiey-FaIr Thursday;
warmer; light north wind.
For Los Angeles and vicinity--Fair Thursday
light north winds.
A. u. MeADIE. District Forecaster
the reconstruction OF the tower Of the ferry
building.
j. T. MCMILLAN. Nautical Expert. in Charge
Movement OF Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
Sir John Gorst Will Represent the British Government
at the Opening of the New Zealand Exposition.

hp rived Monday hom
Will full
C P,
chur(
to K andAI L. P Sir n is O NJ l. nd R ftrh
5 o amntf Canbn occupied i'm
IND areg
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
Memoranda.

SEATTLE Oct. S-The stmr Santa Ana from
this port. fur Valdez has returned to Clallaan
Day in distress. She has five feet OF water In
her hold.
A lighter. with apparatus, will be sent from
Seattle to steamer in Clalam Bay The vessel
viii be pumped ont. ana it "a then believed she
viii be able - proceed to Seattle under her
own steam. The cause Of water in her hold
was eprInging q leak.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-The Br ship PORT stan
ley, which sailed from here for MeIbotir,e Is
anchored of Sandy Hook account of trouble
with crew
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
!. S. Branch HydroErnpi.ie ONCE.

a branch OF The United States Hy,Iyi,,ra I'D.
of1ee. located at the Merchants Exeha8re IL
inaintained IN San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and fses
cf expense. Navfkators are cordially invited "a
visit the office, where complete sets Of charts
aud sailing directions of the world are kent ~
hand. for comparison and reference. and .i,e
latest information can always be obtained re-
gardinz lights. dangers to navigation and ali
matters Of interest to ocean commerce The
time bail service has been suspended, pending
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
HOTEL TO CHANGE NAME.

The Randolph Hotel Company, which
owned hotel in the city before the
fire, is to be known In the future as the
Virginia Hotel Company. and rs to erect
a new hotel on leased property at the
southeast corner of Sutter and Cough
streets One of the conditions Of the
lease is that the name of the new hotel
shall be the Hotel Virginia. and Pc
tition has been flled by the company
asking the right to change Its name.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

GEORGE D. COLLINS AGAIN.-George D.
Collins will file a petition In the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals this morning Ter
writ OF habeas corpus. This II also the last
day allowed him on which 20 ale his cost bill
in the matter Of his appeal to the United States
Supreme court.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
snn anal ride.

Cnited States Coast and Geodetic suryev-T,fa
and Heights OF Tides at Fort Point. For CITY
Front tAfissoii-streAt wharf, add 70 minutes
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Z
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
4oAST SHIPPING NEWS.
liens Of Interest to Mariners
CT the Pacific.

SEATTLE. Oct s.-The American schooner
hl Doraao t0wed n sea today with a full cargo
q lunlher fer Redoado. The new steamship
beler9gAoa on the Ocean Steamship Company
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

Norwegian bark Tbeodor out PIG days from
Port Tampa. f9f Yokohama. IS per cent.
German bark Ocean. cut ia days from Wal
lsroo. Tor Falmoutl. IS per cent.
British ship Centurion, out 06 days from
Newcastle. y. s. W. for Ceieta BHena. per
cent
British bark Ednyfed. out o. days from Bue-
nos Ayres for sydney % per cent.
British sieamer Hynford. out 81 days from
Bahia Biauea. Tor west coast Of Soath America.
8 ner cent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
Make FAIR SETTLEMENT.

TONoPAH, Oct. 3.-As yet the pa
pers in the settlement of the suit pend
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
A Wheat Charter.

The British ship Australian (at Honolulu was
chartered prior to arrival for wheat from Puget
Sound r. the United Kingdom. with option O.
Ire Continent az c6s 3d.
Grain for Belgium.
Tho R-itish shin EIlisland was cleared yester-
lav for Antwerp with 13 5O7 cte wheat. valued
al SIG So and e6 PCS ctls harley. valued al
So s95 The vessel also had 2s. 800 # lumber
Is 6nnnage valued at SSjJ.