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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-13

E. c Edmunds, A. s. Mahaulu, E
A. Mott-Smith. ". W. Thayer and J,
o. Young We're absent, and R w. An
derson. Harold Giffard, P. J. Harwood,
4. E. Jordan and Charles T. Wilder
did not finish.
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Have you secured yonr copy Of Pic
turesque- Honolulu It is the most
beautiful souvenir Of Honolulu ever is
sued. Fifteen cents a copy ready for
mailing.
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Get copy OF Picturesque Honolulu
70 send TO your friend in the States
It Is the best souvenir ever issued here.
Fifteen cents copy ready for mailing.
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sIr. and Mrs. r. D. Lille and wife
and Mrs. 2. G. Vestal Of Hro sailed
by the Mongolia
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Mrs. George D. Gear who has bee
spending some tine with the McLer
mans ar Laupahoehoe, returned by N
kiuau Saturday.
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SOCIETY

A. the annual meeting of the Col
Eege club. held at the residence Or
Mrs. W L Whitney on Friday after
noon. the following officers were elect
ed, President. Mrs. Cox: vice presi-
dent, Miss Pope; secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. W. r Harrington; assistant. DR.
Gilman: governors. Mrs. w. l. Whit
ney and Miss Tucker. Nineteen new
members have been received during
the year. The DR.. Day Memorial Fund
now contains handsome sum and a
district nurse from Cleveland is ex-
pected soon to engage in the work of
district nursing under the auspices of
the club.
Mrs. T. B. McStocker gave a bridge
tea at her beautiful residence on Fri
day afternoon. The house was charm
ingly decorated. The prizes were ex-
quisite hand-painted china. the work
of Miss MeStocker. Mrs. Mcstocker's
guests were Mrs. Dunning. Mrs. S. b
Kingsbury. Mrs NJ. Phillips, Princess
Kawananakoa, Mrs. H Y. Murray
Mrs. B. Smith. Mrs. E. NJ Watson
Mrs. Faye. Mrs. c. b, High, Mrs. E
Waterman, Mrs. ]. Fyfe. Mrs. Lack.
land, Mrs. C. B. Cooper, AIRS. Krug
Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Boyde. Mrs
q T. Brock. Mrs. Geo Renton. Mrs
G. G, Bailentyne. Mrs. A Fuller. Mrs
Fred Angus, Mrs. Z. Low. Mrs. Camp,
hell-Parker, Mrs. @. Schmidt. Mrs
Theo. Lansing. Mrs. z. X. Myers. Mrs
W T. Lucas, Mrs. Haneberg. Mrs ]
A. Kennedy, Mrs ". S. Sachs. Mrs
Frank Halstead. Mrs. H. z. Cooper
Mrs. Frank Richardson. Mrs. Cunha
Mrs. l.. NJ. Whitehouse, Mrs. c. A
Brown, Mrs. Reidford, Mrs J. D
Gaines. Mrs, E. E. Paxton, Mrs. s. c.
Pearson. Mrs. s. Peck. Mrs. W. T
Mensarrat. Mrs. Schwartz. Mrs. j. A
Magoon.
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Monsarrat. Mrs Schwartz. Mrs. ]. A.
Magoon.
Miss Madge McCandless received on
Friday afternoon from four TO six in
honor of Miss Olmstead and Miss Jor-
dan, at the BEAUTIFUL seaside home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Nc
Caodless, Waikiki. Mrs. McCandleSs
and Mrs. Arthur Wall assisted in re-
ceiving the guests, among whom were
Princess Kawananakoa, Mrs. E. NJ.
Watson, Mrs. w. F. Frear. Mrs. P.
Frear. Mrs. William Whitney. Mrs.
Alex. Lindsay, Jr.. Mrs. J. P. Cooke.
Mrs. Clarence Cooke, Mrs. Richard
Cooke. Mrs. Montague Cooke. Mrs. w.
Brown, Mrs. NJ. Phillips. Mrs. william
Rawlins, Mrs. r. s. tombstone. Mrs.
H Herzer, Mrs, McNab. Mrs A.
Lewis. Jr., Mrs. High. Mrs. G. Weight,
Mrs D. Thrum. Mrs. Reidford, Mrs.
Kingsbury, Mrs W. A. Love, Mrs.
Edwin Paris, Mrs. E. C Hall, Mrs.
Walter MacfarIane, Mrs. Brainerd III.
Smith. Mrs. F. c. Smith. Mrs. Robert
Blanchard. Mrs. st. c. B. Sayres, Mrs.
Baldwin. Mrs Walter James: and the
Misses Margaret Hopper, Mckinley,
Young, Grace Cooke. Daisy Cooke.
irene Fisher. Bessie Hopper. Katherine
Hopper, Constance Restarfck. Nc
stocker, Wadman, 9. Wadman, Flor
ence Hall. B. r. Young. Alice Macfar-
lane, Beatrice Castle, Clark. NJ. Clark
Edith Spalding. Mary Alexander,
Agnes Alexander, Angus, G. Angus.
Schnoor. Cation. Hardaway, c. Glove
Alice Hademann.
Mrs. Sachs was the hostess at a
bridge tea at her cottage in the Ha-
waiian Hotel grounds. Monday after
noon. 1t was in honor Of Mrs. Fyfe
- - -
Mrs. Gerrit P. wilder entertained a
large number Of friends at an at home
last Monday afternoon.
= - -
Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett entertained at
luncheon on Monday in honor Of Mrs.
Fyfe.
Mrs Harvey Murray entertained at
a bridge tea on Thursday afternoon.
8rs. Mott-snith was the hostess
at a bridge party given Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Leeder Her
guests were Capt and Mrs. Andrew
Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ross, Mr.
and Mrs. r. ". Weight. Miss Irmgard
schaefer. Miss Alexander. Miss Lillian
Patty, Messrs. Walker, Jordan, Mack
intosh, MeInerny and Fuller.
- - -
Mrs A. F. Grimths is not receiving
this month.
Miss Alma Leeder viii leave/by tBe1
Noana for sydney. expecting te>re-
main some time in suva, she has
been the guest OF. Miss Lillian Patty.
Mr.. and Mrs. stafford Heapy leave
by the Moana for Sydney, expecting
. be gone for about three months.
y - =
4 party consisting Of Mr. and Mrs 4
Aubrey Robinson. Mrs. NJ WeIcker. !
Leo r. Rowe. Leslie p Gay. Sinclair 1
Robinson. Ayluer T. Robinson and /
selwyn A. Robinson have been al Ha- 4
eiwa and the Young Hotel. since their 4
arrival from Kauai on Wednesday, 4
waiting the Mongolia, by which they
I'll left for the Coast. The younger
members Of the party viii enter school I
4 California
- - -
Mrs. George D. Gear. who has been
spending some tine with the 8cL.en-
lans ar Laupahoehoe. returned by the
1inau Saturday.
X - x
3Ir. and Mrs. r. D. Lille and wife
nd Mrs. 2. c. Vestal OF HHo sailed
y the Mongolia
Get a copy OF Picturesque Honolulu
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Notice TO Mariners
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday, November G.
Stmr Yosemite. Jahnsen, 90 hours from As
torfa bound south; put in for fuel.
Stmr Vanguard, Odland "A hours from Eu-
Stmr whitesboro Frederickson. 1e hours from
Greenwood.
Stmr Noyo Linder, II hours from Mendocino
whaling stmr Beluga, Porter. IA days and 10
hours from Unaslaka.
Stmr National City, Higgins. IA hours from
Fort Bragg.
hours and 40 minutes from Hongkong. via Yoko-
hama II days hours and minute, via Honolulu
days % hours and minutes
Ger stmr Ammon. Ebeling, 104 days from
Hamburg. via Mazatlan 51a days.
Ship Star Of Russia, Larsen, 22h days from
Schr Santiago McAvoy. Il hours from Mon
terey in tow tug Dauntless.
CLEARED
Friday. November g.
stmr Northland, Erickson, Portland e. j.
Dodge Co.
Nor sImr Titania, Kroker, Ladysmith; Western
fuel company.
Stmr State of California. Nopander, Portland
San Francisco and Portland steamship company.
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, San Diego; Pa
cife Coast steamship comnany.
Bark Andrew WEIGH, Kelly, Honolulu; Mat
son navigation company.
Power schr Charles Hanson Herman, Mazat.
Ian and Manzanilio: Thomas wallace
SAILED
Friday. November 6.
Stmr San Pedro. Beneditkson Eureka
stmr Northland. Erickson, Astoria
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Hides, Tanow. Wool and Hops

Hldes-Culls aud brands scll about \ ellc un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. l2c; me-
aium. lie; light, Sc: cowhides, loe Tor heavy. 9e
Tor light; stags 6lac: salted kip. 1Oc: salted
veal lsc; salted cali. ls1kc dry hides. 17c; dry
zip. l5c; dry calf. 20c; dry stags. lee; dry veal
loc; Mexican dry hides. I6i5c, Mexican dry
salted do. lSc; Mexican picked do. 15c: sheep
skins, shearliags 20M Bee each; short wool. 35 q
SOC each. medium. $50 soc each: long wool. S5c
aSl y; lambs, 15N 45c: horse hides. salt, 50 20
.42f5 for large and Sl-55a2 FOR medium, 75c6I
tl-2j FOR small and 25N50c for colts: horse
hides, dry. S2N2.25 FOR large ard 81 .2562 for
medium, J0c0Sl for small and % 50c FOR colts
eeerskins, dry Mexican. 2S030c; dry salted do.
- PC; picked do oUc; dry Central american.
16Q3oc; goat skins. prime anEora. 7JcMSi;
large hair goats, 35c; medium. 20c; small "a
l5c.
Tallow-No. rendered. 5G51kc; No. ., 3lsa
zlac; grease. 2dRi5c.
WoCl-Sprine clip free Humboldt years sta
Ole. l5fi lSc, northern Humboldt and Mendocino
nominal none here; san JOAQUIN. TN9c: southern
cnast. 0GSc; Nevada. 8MI2c per M. Fail clip
northern mountain free. 6efTc. detective "A
SCI Oregon wools-Eastern. Sdl3c; valley. II =
O. l6iac per lb.
hops-priees To growers are from &c to Sc
per lb. with an advance occas sionally paid and
some growers holding FOR lOc.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Meat Market

Dressed cows are lower on the inside quota
ron- Otherwise no further price changes have
been announced for some DAYS The demand and
supply about balance.
DRESSED MEATS
Beef-6aGtse per lb for steers 4G6c for COWS
and heifers.
Keal-5ia d7isc FOR large and s6i9c for small
NuttQn-Nethers. sc; ewes, &c per pound.
Lamb-Sd9c per 10.
Dressed Pork lper D)-9@9sse for light and
SGS1ac for heavy.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered Ia San Francisco, gross
weight.
Csttle-steers. No i. sac: second quality
sac; third quality, 2N3e; cows and heifers
2s4 Q5c for No i; second quality. 2lkc: third
quality. 2Q2ls &c. thin ~ M2c; bulls aud stays
IA aic; thin bulls. lake.
CalTes-4i2 G4ssc per 10 for light. &C for me
dium and 3lsc for heavy.
saeep-Methers. 334c per 10; ewes 3zc;
Lambs-4G4ssc per 10.
hogs-lOo 10 lf0 lbs. sc; 40 10 25O lbs &c;
20 20 S25 lbs. 5k@5asc; boars 50 per cent
siaes 80 10 ~ per cent and sows l0d2O per cent
on from above quotations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Local Securities Fairly kssEVe and
StrOng-MininE Stocks Quiet, with
the Leaders Somewhat Higher

It was q pr0feseiOnal fTaders' market in min
ing stocks yesterday, with the list quiet through
OUT. The C0mstocks were not materially changed
but the southern Nevadas were generally frrner
with Florence and Goldhcld IOc higher on the
day
IN local securities there was fair activity with
= number 0f fluctuations Associated oil was
strong at S3T -. Spring Valley water was
higher. selling UP 10 $5l, aud Giant powder also
frmer az S7925 buyer g. The United Railroads
bonds were strong az S7s.25 There was a higher
quotation of So for Union sugar. Pacific tele-
phone and telegraph preferred stock received a
higher bid Of Ssl.
The Consolidated Red Top lease company Of
Goidfeld has declared dividend the rate Of
&c per share. payable November ..
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Marine News
Continued From Page IL

the installation of the apparatus a paying in
vestmenI. Nearly all the oil carrying steamers
and barges in the c0astwise trade are equipped
with the wireless apparatus and they seldom
have delays in coming UP down the river
TACOMA, Nov. with 5000 tons OF wheat,
the Queen Helena left port this evening for the
United Kingdom. With 1000 tons OF wheat for
San Francisco, the steamer Tallac left port
! today and Will proceed TO Eagle harbor TO load
poles.
United States cable ship Burnside returned
from Seattle TO load cable to be used between
the forts along the straits.
British steamer Strathord arrived from Quar-
termaster harbor and Will load 1000 tons OF
grain. at this port for the United Kingdom
British bark Archibald Russell Joined the dis
engaged feet at Quartermaster harbor
British ship Falls of Dee is on the drydock at
Quartermaster harbor today She will come to
this port next week to load lumber.
SEATTLE, Nov. 6.-United States inspectors
have suspended for three months the pilots Il
the steamer Humboldt when it ran aground
on Pender Island In September. Second Mate
NJ; J. STANLEY was found not to blame
Steamer Olson & Mahony arrived from San
Francisco with general cargo
Tank steamer Colonel E. /. Drake sailed for
Tacoma.
United States cable steamer Burnside returned
10 Tacoma.
Steamer Umatilla. in tow of tug wanderer.
arrived in from Blaine this evening. Her pro-
peller blsdes twisted. She will go into
drydock for repairs. IL there is any great
delay steamer City of Puebla will be dispatched
in her place for San Francisco.
Steamer Falcon arrived in this evening with
general freight from San Francisco. did also
the freighter Meteor. which came from Califor-
MIA in place of steamer President.
SAN PEDRO, Nov. 6.--Steamer Thomas l..
Wand, Captain Peterson, cleared today for San
Diego with lumber.
Steamer Whittier, Captain Seamens, cleared
today for San Diego with oil.
Steamer YelloYstone. Captain Rorvik. arrived
this morning from Portland with 100000 feet Of
lumber.
Steamer Olympic. Captain Hansen, cleared to-
day for Belingham direct
Steamer Queen, Captain Thomas. arrived to-
night from San Francisco with passengers and
freight
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
General NIerehandIse


Bags-Grain bags. 6ss G6lsc spot and es. C
ler l9u0; san Quentin. 6izc; wool bags. 81 n
q -aci fleece twine. Sc per ID; fruit bags use
Cosl-Carbon I'm. So: Beaver Hiu. s.: Penn
sylFanla anthracite egg, SIG per ton; yelling
ton. So; New Wellington. 50; Coos bay 81. Aus
tralian. house-Richmond. etc 50: Stanford
Richmond, s.; Cumberland. Sls IA bulk and
$3.50 in sacks; Welsh anthracite So: coke.
So per ton In bulk and SIC in sacks; Rocky
mountain. $3.50 per short ton.
ois-QuotatiOns are Tor bbls. Linseed. soc per
castor OIL ia cases. No. J. T5c: Bakers IA
cases, Sl-l3Gl.15; ilcol. soc FOR boiled and 4Sc
tor raw; China nu;, cases 769 S5c per gallon;
eoeoanlt Oh 10 barrels 9fl2 d6lc for Xxx. 55 q
= lsc Tor No ! and . = n 5Gc fer No. ,. ac-
corliug 20 quantity; extra bleached winter sperm
OF. Coo; natural winter sperm Oh. 65c; natural
whale OIL 55c, extra winter stra med lard Oil.
SOC; No. ! neatsfo0t oil. G5c. herring oil. Ace:
salmon Oh, 35ci boiled fsh OIL 35e; paint oil.
Coal Oil. Gasoline etc-Water white. iron
barrels OK drums. Ice. Ij9 deg. oil. iron barrels
cr drums, II l3c. special CO. l2c; pearl OH. IN
cases. lie; astral. IIc; star. lie: extra star.
motor gasoline, IN bulk I4l4c. I'D cases p iac;
10 engine dsfliate IN drums, Sc: No DO,
q; cases, Ic more; Sc deg. gasoline. in bulk.
SIC. in cases 81 izc; naphtha, ia bulk lie. in
cases Isle
Tgrpentine--C3e per gallon in cases and soc
ln lrums and iron barrels.
Losin-Per barrel OF 2S0 lbs Z. s.; F, $500;
q, S5-20; Il. $500: I. $3.50.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes
as follows. terms net cash: Standard granu-
lated tfne OF coarse) 5.S5c: fruit granulated.
5s3c; crystal dominos. in cases. 9.25c; tablets
I'D ha1 bbls, 6-3Jc; tablets IN boxes. 6-GOe;
cubes and crushed. G.l0c; powdered. 5.95c;
candy granulated. 5.sJc. cOnfectiOners' A. 5.S5c;
confectioners' crystals 5.95c; magnolia A. 5.45e;
extra C., 5.35c; golden &. 5-25c; D. D. Ijc; beet
grenulated. 5.65e. Barrels and 80 10 bags loc.
half barrels 25c, boxes soc more per 100 lbs for
al grades. Monarch bar Is quoted over and above
tie price for standard fne tcanel grsnulated in
100 lb bags as follows: Bags. 100 lbs. soc; bar
rels, s5c. half barrels 60c: 30 ID tins. cased.
SOS; 30 b tins, cased, S2.05; 10 10 tiEs. cased.
~ in case, $40; 10 tins. in case $40;
30 lh hoXes. Soc No order taken for less than
- barrels or its equivalent. No extra charge
tor putting up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis.
2 e5c. 'Higrade' bar, 6-20c; powdered 5-95c; A
crushed. 6.Ioc; berry. 5.S3c; e. 4 II. extra fine
cry Eranulated 5-S5c; coarse dry grsnulated,
3 Sc, confectioners' A. 5-SJc. cOnfectioners
crystal 5-95c: cubes, 6IOc; bricks. G.1Oc; ex-
IRA me granulated Goo 10 bags only 5.65c;
excelsior A, 5.45c; extra {, 5.35c; golden c,
pc; yellow ID. 515c. II. 7. crystal dom
iuos, 925c Additional ler 100 lbs; In bar
rels and % 10 bags lOc more; half barrels 25c
more. boxes. soc more FOR all grades. Bar. IN
- lb and 80 ID tins. $40 more; in 10 ID tins,
S2.35 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engagements

The French ship David dangers at Portland.
was chartered prior to arrival for wheat thence
to Europe at 21s cd. 4
The barkentine Amazon is engaged for lumber
from Columbia river, Willapa harbor or Puget
sound 10 Sydney at 2Ss Cd, and the schooner
Prosper is under charter for the same business
from Puget sound to Guaymas. The Amazon
was chartered prior TO arrival.
Two Hawaiian Packets Sail
The bark Andrew Welch sailed for Honolulu
yesterday with cargo valued at SOS, See and in
cluding the following:
GOO bbls -four, 2,7l2 bales hay, 3017 ctls
barley, 4,020 lbs bran. 900 lbs millfeed $50
lbs hops l. S3I lbs and 81 es bread. 400 cs 80
bbls and % hf bbls salmon, 924 cs canned goods,
46 72I lbs sugar IL $50 lbs salt. 2,339 gals wine
81 pkgs paints 10 bbls and 1 cs oil. II bbls tar.
10 cs benzine, $50 kegs red and white lead, GAO
pcs and 29S bdls pipe. 1888 lbs copperas 8
pkgs agricultural implements, 20 bdls brooms,
425 pkgs papers 10000 FIRE brick. S.26I IT hard
wood, II. 900 It lumber $50 SKIS lime 30 pcs
and pkgs doors, bales duck, 200 cs dynamite,
20 cs blasting caps, 232, ,496 lbs bone meal, 2o5.
945 lbs fertilizer.
The bark Annie johnson sailed for Hilo yes
terday with 2.436 ctIs barley, 12.2T0 lbs bran.
245O bales hay, 1S,2sI lbs middings, 10000
lbs millfeed. l6. $50 lbs sugar, lob gals wine,
a2 gals and 10 cs whisky, 2S gals and cs
salmon, 10 cs canned goods. 10 cigarettes, 20
bdls pipe, % 900 lbs coke. 2G.S70 lbs coal.
l. 702 525 lbs fertilizer, 200 SKIS lime "a pkgs
electrical goods. pkgs dry goods, 81 cs boots
and shoes, 2.416 It lumber. 100 bdls shingles,
II pkgs windows, bbls OIL LOO cs coal oil,
As pkgs paint 3T5 pcs and 45 bdls iron, ETC.,
raru Of
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
The Overdue Iist

Bark Toxteth. out go days from Port Talbot.
for Tocopilla, 30 per cent.
British ship Thornliebank, out 15l days from
Caleta Buena. for Balboa, per cent
British ship Ilala, out 149 days from Peru,
for Antwerp, per cent.
British snip Celtic Chief out 1876 days from
Port Talbot. for Taltal, 10 per cent.
French ship Chateaubriand, out 123 days from
New Caledonia, for Hull. s per cent.
British bark Austrasia. out 106 days from
Pisagua. for Falmouth. per cent.
Norwegian ship Derwent, out lib days from
New Caledonia, for Delaware breakwater, 10
per cent.
Chinese junk Whang Ho out 13l days from
Papeete for Galveston. 25 per cent.
Norwegian bark Drammenseyen, out 90 days
from New Caledonia for channel, 10 per cent.
British ship Ben Dearg, out 134 days from
Port Townsend for Delagoa bay. 10 per cent.
Norwegian ship Cortes. ont SIS days from New
Caledonia. for Falmouth. 10 per cent.
Norwegian ship Ianeing. out 81 days from
New Caledonia, for Hampton roads, 10 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
ExportS by the Kosmos Liner

The German steamer Serapis of the Kosmos
line sailed for Hamburg and way ports on Tues
day with cargo laden at this port valued "a, at
Mexico. Sc. 800; Central America, Sl7. .643; Ecua-
dor. IS 93T; Peru S7956; Chile. $4, 46S; England,
S42 ASP; Holland, $ST2; Germany. $4,000. The
principal shipments and their destinations were
10 Mexico-45 bbls -four. $50 gals wine, $50
lbs raisins les lbs dried fruit cs canned goods.
27e lbs beans. cs salmon. 40 pkgs potatoes, 3
pkgs onions, pkGs fresh fruits. 6 cs salmon,
Pkgs acid zs es blasting caps y S es fuses, l cs
To Central America-217 bbls -four. 300 gals
and Al cs wine, 81 whisky. 1 cs champagne.
100 lbs dried fruit, 200 lbs tea, 500 lbs rice,
u pkgs fresh fruits. 21 cs canned goods, GAO cs
blasting powder 140 cs dynamite, 10 cs blasting
caps and fuse, bdls steel. pkgs car material.
726JO IT lumber bdls bags, A OIL 35 cs
tar $50 kegs white lead, 10 drums gasoline, 10
cs coal oil, 10000 lbs fertilizer, IA pkgs ma
ehinery.
To Eeuador-5.474 gals wine IL cs mineral
water. 534 cs salmon. 235 cs canned goods, 1C
cs raisins, 345 coils and Al bdls rope, "a bdls
brooms
To Peru-ro0.oOo lbs malt, GAO lbs meals
Q 700 lbs dried fruit, 100 lbs raisins. 307 sal
mon 512 es canned goods. 2.304 lbs spices 20(
gals wine. cs honey 3S,5S2 IT lumber, bdls
brooms 10 bbls oil.
= To chiie-Gs sio lbs pig lead, ss.o51 lbs tallow,
25 oars, cs drugs.
To England, 13s etls barley, 2.e3s cs canned
goods. $500 cs salmon. 1,403 and pkgs
honey cs wine. 80. 705 lbs cascara.
To HoIland-200 salmon.
To Germanv-2SS 2S6 lbs dried prunes, 100 lbs
coffee 400 300 Tbs scrap tin.
The steamer also had cargo from Puget sound
ports as follows: For West coast ports. 81 3
hbls -four $50 ctls wheat. 21 casks beer. 4f2. 300
n lumber 4SO cs salmon and $50 bdls shocks.
valued at S9sS. For Holland-16925 lbs
scrap tin valued at Sl.S79. For Germany
1O3 sG4 TT lumber. valued at S5.062-
Notice to Mariners
Ofice of T. S. lighthouse inspector, twelfth
district. Nov. G. I90s.-Notice is hereby given
that San Pedro entrance buoy No. l. blacl,
second class can, and San Pedro entrance buoy
No 2 red second class nun. heretofore re-
ported dragged out of position. were replaced in
their proper positions November 8. BY order
Of the lighthouse board.
r. +. LOPEZ, Commander. U. S. NJ
inspector Twelfth Lighthouse District
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
CALIFORNIA PATENTS
SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE CAL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-California
patents have been issued as follows:
j. Appleton, Pine Grove, robe holder:
A. Barber, WatsOnville, churn: G. CAL
lahan. San Gabriel. folding chair: E.
w. Cokely, Coalinga. friction hoist
gear; S. Haley. Los Angeles, core COM
pound; j. S. Johnson. San Francisco,
nail holding attachment for hammers
c. G. Kirby Jr., San Francisco. pipe
bending machine; t. c. Mason, Los An
geles. internally fired boiler; g. W.
Maxwell, San Francisco, paper recep-
tacle: A. w. Peterson. San Francisco,
wrench; W. A. Russell. Los Angeles.
transformable knob and thumb latch
lock; w. H. Sheasby. Los Angeles,
roller bearing; ]. B. Smith. Los Ange-
les, metallic sectional barrel; ]. P.
Stoffel, Los Angeles, door securer.
Do You Want e5.OOs
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page Is.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07

prime pork. S2o.50. clear. S22- mess. s2I: pig
PORK SO; pigs feet. IS for half bbls 50 IS
tor @5 ~ kegs and Sl.3o FOR kits; smoked beef.
lei q 20c per 10.
Lard-Ilerces quoted at 7i5c for California
pure, i2iac for tierces; half bbls pure. BE;
~ lb tins. l2asc; 10 10 tins, 13ltc; 3 20 tins,
A3Ssc; 10 tins. 1910.
Co-tolene-One half bhi IOskc: 3 half bbis.
leci ! tierce, 95sc; uerces. 9@<c; rerces,
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
CONTEST IN BUFoRD ESTATE

NAPA. Nov. 6.-Mrs. Name L. Bu-
ford. filed a suit in the superior court
here today against w G. Raney, ad-
ministrator of the estate of Kirtlev
Buford's father. s. II. Buford. The suit
is for S4.1T3, claimed to have been due
Kirtley Buford from his father. Sim