The San Francisco call., 1908-09-09

Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Wednesday,
except overcast IN the morning; light south wind
A. g. McADIE, District Forecaster.
with option of the Mediterranean at 27s; Bris-
ish steamer Ferndene, also on the sound, same
busienss thence to Europe at 26s, with option
of the Mediterranean at 27s 3D. or the Adriatic
at 2Ss Cd; steamer Melville Dollar lumber
from Albion to Guaymas. All three were char
tered prior to arrival.
The Alameda's Cargo
The steamer Alameda sailed for Honolulu on
Saturday with cargo valued at $156, 044 and in
Guiding the following:
sT19 lbs butter 594O lbs and bxs cheese.
beans az lbs a. sno bI at iaI iGs
barley, Is ctls wheat, 81 S9l lbs lard, 10 $50 lbs
Goldfish, 13,02S lbs and 80 meals. 1926 lbs
13,40S lbs and 101 bxs paste, 2.376 lbs and 10
cs dressed poultry, 1.211 lbs fresh fish, 6,s63
lbs fresh meat. 3,S47 pkgs fresh fruits, 1928
pkgs potatoes, 1,336 lbs garlic, 5l4 pkgs onions,
22O pkgs vegetables 9.079 lbs dried fish,, S42s
lbs and 176 cs bread, 62 pkgs salmon, 722~lbs
sugar, 6694 lbs and IA cs candy 4,310 lbs
coffee, 1.S07 lbs and 10 bxs chocolate. 2,0l4
lbs tea, 15,1s4 gals and 80 wine. PAL gals
and cs whisky, 299 gals spirits. 80 min
eral water, 32S gals and cs gin, 175 pkgs
beer, porter 81 gals brandy, 80 cs and 2S
gals liquors, 50 pcs and bdls steel, Il9 bdls
and 20 pes iron, 242S lbs solder, 2975 lbs sheet
lead, 160 pkgs paints, 40 kegs red and white
lead. lS7 es, IA bbls and 10 cans oils, 119 cs
boots and shoes. % cs hats, 200 pkgs dry
goods 90 rolls leather, p pkgs electrical goods,
10 cyls gas, IS pkgs machinery, IL cs type
writers. 191 pkgs wagon material. s64 lbs
TT lumber, 80 coils rope, I6 cs bicycles, Al
pkgs acid, 10 hbls asphalt, automobiles and
16,520 lbs and 1 cs tobacco, So cigars and
cigarettes, Al pkgs nails, "a pkgs saddlery
Exports by the President
The steamer President sailed for Victoria on
Saturday with cargo consigned TO various Brit
ish American cities and to other foreign ports,
~,fr. .nd Al
For British America SD 069; New Zealand.
$3.50; Australia, S14,411; solomon islands, $4S;
Fiji islands, s511; Tanning islands, sl19. Among
the principal shipments the following:
To British America-10S 165 lbs dried fruit
3.SS5 lbs and 81 hxs raisns, 90. 600 lbs salt
s97 gals wine, 4,674 lbs spices 521 pkgs fresh
fruits, II pkgs spices, 81 pkgs vegetables
LAP es canned goods, 1904 lbs chocolate, 240
lbs coffee, 210 lbs hops, 10 cs honey, II pkgs
drugs, 46 pcs iron, rolls leather. pkgs ma
ehinery, 100 tins matches, 63 bbls and 1 cs
oils. 2,S25 lbs soda.
To New Zealand-20O crrs onions Z cs candy
To Australia-4,o57 bxs apples, canned
goods, 2,2O0 crts onions, 400 lbs Goldfish o
pkgs rubber goods, pkgs fruit press, 16 pkgs
ink, 81 pkgs dry goods.
To Solomon islands cs books and stationery
es cigarettes and tobacco.
To Fiji islands-45 cs canned goods, COO lbs
beans 400 lbs nuts, 2s pkgs groceries and pro-
visions
To Tanning islands-24 es canned goods .
pkgs paints.
The steamer also had 81 $3.50 in Mexican
dollars en- route to Fiji islands.
Notice to Mariners
The following affects the List of Lights and
Fog Signals Pacific Coast 1908:
st. Helens jetty light page A. No. 166 Q.ist
of Lights, Buoys and Daymarks Pacific Coast
1905 page 69)--Located about ., $50 feet from
stream from it eastery side of the channel Of
| the Columbia river. Washington.
August % this fixed white post lantern light
moved about $50 feet 132 degrees II min
utes (SE a E) and the light suspended . feet
above the water from a white arm a three
pile dolphin in II feet of water
Umatilla reef light vessel No. 6T page 80
No 22l List Of Lights, Buoys and Daymarks
Pacific Coast. 1908. page 16)-Moored in $50 feet
of water, about 2IA miles 21S degrees 90 min
utes (SW q 81 from Cmatilla reef Flattery
rocks, making off from Cape Alava seacoast of
Washington, and about u miles westsouthwest-
This vessel, which went adrift August "a. was
replaced on her station September B.
The following affects the List of Lights Buovs
and Daymarks, Pacific Coast, 1908:
OREGON
Umpgla River Entrance, page 52-Inside bar
buoy, PS, second class nun, found missing Au-
gust 81, replaced the same day.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON
The following buoys heretofore reported moved
on account OF the freshet in the Columbia and
Willamette rivers, were replaced August 26:
Mount Coffin channel buoy ?, second class
spar
Cowlitz river buoy, Y, black second class
spar.
Carr slough buoy o first class SPAR
Hunter shoal buoys l, and 4 each a first
Martin island bar buoys and A. each first
class spar.
Reeder crossing buoys 3 and 1. each first
Coon island channel buoy .. second class spar.
Niger Tom island buoy l. second class spar.
Reeder crossing buoy 6. a first class spar
heretofore reported removed, was permanently
discontinued August 20
Juan dc Et1ca strait mage S4-Naxy DrnoapoSe
sand spit buoy 2. a first class nun. reported out
Of position August 81 win be replaced as soon as
Helm bank bell buoy, HIS. reported damaged
and probably not sounding august 81, will be re-
paired or replaced soon as practicable
By order of the lighthouse board.
CHARLES L. POND
Commander, u S. ~, Inspector
FORT ROSS COVE, CAL.
(I.ist of lights, buoys and daymarks Pacific
coast. 1908, page 35.}
Notice is hereby given that Fort Ross whist
ling buoy, painted red and marked T. r. o.
was established September 3 in IS fathoms Of
water TO mark the outermost danger to navlga-
ARENA COVE, CAL.
Uist Of lights, buoys and daymarks, Pacific
Arena cove bell buoy. heretofore reported not
working. was replaced by perfect buoy Sep
'e'''''N' ALBION RIVER, CAL.
List OF lights, nuoys and daymarks, Pacific
coast, 1908. page 36)
Notice is also given that Albion river whist
ling buoy $. marked Albion in black, was
established September in % fathoms of water
TO mark the entrance TO Albion river. California
Mouth OF Albion river. right tangent so de-
grees minutes tE = NJ. Point Arena light
house l53 degrees 80 minutes tssE SIG ii.
Cape Cahrillo. left tangent. 80 degrees min
utes INV by II NJ
auMBoLDT BAY ENTRANCE. CAL.
Uist Of lights. bnoys and daymarks, Pacific
coast. 1908, page 37.)
South jetty outer end buoy No 2. heretofore
reDorted adrift was replaced September 5.
By order of the lighthouse board.
n. +. LOPEZ Commander. T. S. NJ
Inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District.