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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17
\ SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL !.

lis here visiting her sister, Mrs. ], Fl
Davis of Tnirty-fourtn and Washing
ton avenue.
Ralph Cushman and Oberly Gors
man arrived in Cairo yesterday from
st. Louis, where they reside They
will return home today.
John w. Bransforc of Union City,
Tenn, was in Cairo yesterday visit
ing Mrs. Bransford. who is patient
lat ST. Mary's Infirmary.
| Mrs. Il. A. Bradley and Miss M0yna
Moore returned 10 their home in CO.
lnmbus yesterday having spent sew
Ieral days here shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. Florence re-
turned last night from a sojourn in
various Central Illinois points. having
visited relatives ana friends.
Albert DeMontcourt who was re-
Gently transferred from the local of
flee OF the Three States Lumber Co.
To the Memphis office, is reported
seriously Ill in the latter city.
MiSSae I'm mo Lr1ah opl ATnIin.
Hnn,m have returned from Cincinnati
where they attended the Daughters of
the King convention held there in
conjunction with the Episcopal church
Triennial
Mr., and Mrs. John Laid, formerly
OF Cairo. but now OF eoria, H., are
the parents Of an eleven pound
daughter, which came into their home
Friday Mr.. I-add holds respon-
sible railroad post on there.
&. Fred Berry returned TO points in
Ire south last evening in interests OF
the Chicago Mill and Lumber Co,
after spending the week end with
'is family at the Berry bone on
Twenty seventh and Holbrook.
Homer ]. Deck left last evening for
Chicago, where ne viii join a theat-
rical company. He has been employ
ed for some time at the Halliday Mill
ing D., but longed for his old place
back Of the foot lights. and answered
tn seasons call
II. c. Florence and wife, of the Flor.
ence apartments. rturned last evening
from Springfield, H., where they have
been soiourning for the past three
weeks. Mr. Florence will resume his
position today as manager of the
Kaufman Bros. store.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Meet his EVENING.

Tho Woman's Reject Germs VIII.
meet this even ng a; Z o'ciock at the
residence ef Mrs. II. A. Hannol on
Ninth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

TREVETTE QUARTETTE IN COM
EDY AND DANCING WILL BE THE
ATTRACTION AT THE GEM THEA.
TIRE THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.
NIGHT
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17
Faith That Endures

Tie only faith that wears well ana
hoids Its colors in all weathers. is
that which is woven of conviction and
set with the sharp mordant OF expert.
ence James Russell Lowell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17
Neg Location.

C. l.. IIebsacker has r-oved mis-
drug store from the corner of Thirty
fourtA and Sycamore streets to the
building he recently purchased a.
3413 Sycamore street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

The resources with which any com.
try is to maintain It's industrial and
commercial supremacy are, put short
ly, brains"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17
True Economy.

Economy Is not economy In the
spending of money. but the spending
OF 1t In such mann az to get the
best results.
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pIayina Fair.

Men hant lions and tigers" ex.
Hlaincd mother. because they kill the
POOR sheep." III that is the case" re-
Joined Joe why don't they get busy
and hunt the butchers. tco?"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

Pats have great dislike for chic.
Tide ~ lime Placed near the rat h3.eJ
Il viii drive the pests away
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17
$25 For seco,,c button.

Samuel White has started the bail
rolling for the second Cairo Boos.
ter button. The price Of the first
stands at SIS by the Cairo National
Bank. The mass 0. buttons to be
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

sold a 81 each should ne here today
saws Mr. Ecker, who hal them made
The Caro- Woman's Club will take
part Ia efforts 10 dispose Of them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

4 Inc Peerless Club VIII dance TO
Imorrow evening at rSwoboda's hail OF
/ Twenty eighth street
/ Would Meet Friends Tuesday.
| Mrs, s. P. Haines, committee o
tae Methodist church will be pleased
ito meet their friends at the home OIL
Mrs. j A. Naugle on Seventh stree
Tuesday afternoon.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Wall spent Sun
|day in Anna.
II, II. Kohn OF Anna. was in the
city yesterday.
G.. l.. Barnes of Wiekhffe was in
Cairo yesterday
Meyer Loyich of Paducah spent
Sunday in Cairo.
T. B. Eainford OF Marion, spent
yesterday in Cairo.
Mrs James Meehan is visiting in
st. Louis for few days.
Joe Martin of Mound City, spent
Sunday afternoon in Cairo.
Harris Schulze returned to Anna
yesterday after short visit here.
Geo. II. Goodman Of Paduean was
IN the city yesterday on business.
Ab Tier returned to wicklire
Yesterday after business trip to
Cairo
John Dnnniyant Of Pulaski was
aere yesterday visiting his mother,
Mrs. ]. " Dunn.
Mrs. John Carpenter Of Twenty.firs.
street rent Sunday in Charleston.
No, with relatives.
Mrs. hnra Vincent. Miss Nellie
Kleb and Fl ford Vincent srcnt sun
day With friends in Anna.
Miss Else CANADIAN OF ST. Louis,
arrived yesterday for visit with
Miss Eliza Lind Of Eleventh street.
Ms. OTTO jam ana son Reid, Of
Pig Fourth street ~reat sunday in
Maiden, Mo, the guest OF relatives.
Mrs, Anderson OF Commerce. No.
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Beware Of overtaslno Memory

Don't tsrn yourself into human
card index, Pasteboard Is cheaper
and better for the purpose than brain
cclls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

IN b" tree tc our true SELVES we
should face tie fact that the thingl
Of sentimert ere MS real part Of llfe
as tables agd chars as meals and
sleep
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

Two cents per day will place The
Bulletin on your breakfast table
every morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17
Dance Tuesday.

The Peerless Club viii dance to-
morrow evening at 'Swoboda's hall on
Twenty eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

Would Meet Friends Tuesday.
Mrs, s. P. Haines, committee OF
tae Methodist church will be pleased
to meet their friends at the home of
Mrs. ], A. Naugle on Seventh street
Tuesday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

Advertisers in The Bulletin get re
suits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

lis here visiting her sister, Mrs ], Fl.
Davis of Tnirty-fourth and Washing
ton avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

Ralph Cushman and Oberly Gors-
man arrived in Cairo yesterday from
st Louis, where they reside. They
will return home today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

hopeful phase OF this press comment
Is its frank recognition that Korea S
experience is the handwriting on the
wall to China unless Chan puts her
nun hnnsn In nrler
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

John w. Bransfofc of Union City,
Tenn, was in Cairo yesterday visit
ing Mrs. Bransford. who is a patient
at st. Mary's lnfrmary.
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Mrs, Anderson OF Commerce. No.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-17

Misses Emma kleb and Mode
Hnnm have returned from Cincinnati
where they attended the Daughters OF
the King convention held there in
conjunction with the Episcopal church
Triennial
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
rc.f o.tL ., TIL cU1
I Special Dispatch 10 The Cal

EUREKA, April 1s.-American schooner Clean
er and British ship Hougomont, loaded with
full cargoes of redwood lumber for Australian
ports, still here waiting for crews from San
Francisco. Captain McNeal OF the Hougamont
will leave for San Francisco tomorrow to secure
crew. The Cleaner is under charter to the
American trading company. while the Houga-
mont is chartered to the Charles Nelson com
pany.
It is reported that the steamer Alliance, re-
Gently taken off the Portland-Coos bay route and
formerly on the Portland Coos bay y-Eureka route
is TO be placed the Portland -Eure ka San Fran.
cisco run in place of the steamerS Santa Clara
by the Northern Pacific steamship company 1t
is expected that the Alliance will be placed in
operation by May L. Charles P. Doe manager
Of the Northern Pacific steamship company is
said to have already opened negotiations for the
charter of or purchase of steamer to take the
run of the Santa Clara permanently.
J. H. Roberts, assistant superintendent of the
railway mail service, arrived on the Topeka this
morning to look into the mixed up condition of
the steamer mail service with this port and par
ticularly the detention of four days mail last
week.
Gasoline schooner Katata sailed for Klamath
river late last evening with a cargo of general
freight for the Klamath salmon cannery. On its
return trip it will bring a cargo Of canned
salmon for transshipment to San Francisco.
thence east.
Carrying redwood lumber loaded at Fields
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
OIL COMPANIES
ARE DISSOLVED
National, COalinga and Pacific
Corporations Absorbed by
the Associated

Judge Van Nostrand signed DEGREES
yesterday dissolving the National oil
and transportation company, the Coal
inga oil and transportation company
and the Pacific oil and transportation
company. This action was taken upon
the petition of the three corporations
and is part of the plan for the acquire
ment by the Associated oil company OF
the properties hitherto operated by the
dissolved concerns. The companies dis
solved have been subsidiaries of the
Southern Pacific.
w. E. Buck, an official of the Asso-
ciated oil company, was appointed by
the court trustee to take charge of the
effects of the three corporations. col
lect debts due them, pay Off outstand-
ing debts and divide moneys and other
properties remaining over among the
stock holders of the companies. Very
large bonds were required by the court
from Buck to bind him to the proper
performance of his duties, the amounts
being $2,000,000 in the case of the Ma
tional oil and transportation company,
S2.300,000 in the case of the Coalinga
100000 in the case Of the Pacific oil
and transportation company
The oil properties owned by the COM
panies have already been taken over
by the Associated oil company so that
the assets to be distributed by the
trustee consist only of cash and stocks
In other companies. In the petitions
the assets of each corporation are
stated to be: National oil and trans
portation company. sS3s, 9O5 in cash and
IL 900 shares of the Associated trans
portation company; COalinga oil and
transportation company, S3S2,461 In
cash and 14S29 shares 81 the Associated
fro a c0mnanV- PACING OIL
ar.i transportation company. $10O,144 In
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
Los Angeles Produce Market
LSpecIal Disnatch % The CnHl

Los ANGELES, April 1S.-Receipts Of eggs
49, unusually light today but no advance was
Potatoes are weak
A.. SeceisIs o @ oi produce were; Eggs. 312 cases:
-. <s,u<S pounds; cheese. 266 pounds pota-
sacks. s0' "e"is' ~
- Setler-Cre Creamery extra. &c ID; creamery first,
20 ~ cooking butter pc H.
s.ke kes~tNtra select. 2Sc; local ranch candled.
.-ses' <oc' case count, 24c; storage packed ex-
tras, 22cs do seconds 2oc
: Cheese-Northern fresh. Ice; eastern twins.
&c. &c. eastern cheddars 19i2c: eastern longhorn.
-, eastern daisy. Ice; swiss. imported soc:
burger. 20m2Ic - -'"
:. Bes3s-Ao. seaI pink. So 755a5 90; No. lImas.
!. S5.7va 7,oe Lady Washington, $3.50; small
.ShlteS- 50 40@5.5O; blackeyes, IS %: garvanzas.
S45o; lentis, 81.
-otatoes-Salinas, 81. l.65dI.75; Highlands. siG
- Leihpoc. Sl65eIl l.75; Natsonville 81 25m
= ~ .eilow sweets. 81 per ctl.: white 81 5Od3;
= 70, S-.-SeIz5o; Oregon early rose 81 80: Idaho
q . y new s potatoes, sOc9Sl a box; white rose,
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19

lover We Bulk Of sales. ss.2sas.5o: heavy. $3.50
30; packers and butchers 50 a0ETe "a. lirbf
&.loasS0; pigs. SS 5O@9.
tfI receipts 5000 head; market steady
~-..els' s' So.9Vast5; lambs. SS.25da. 50: fed
western ewes, sea 25 -o-
SOUTH OMAHA
I'll OMAHA. April s-CattIe-Receipts.
=. - n'sas market steady 10 strong Native
,rt, Sooe - cows and heifers, So. .50(d &. .55:
49, N0SeeIn Steers, SS.I5n7; Texas steers. x3d6:
S.S, ana helters, 81 T5d4.50; GAMERS So 75d
S4.Z5dS25; bulls stays. etc 81 T5sss *
nees-tteceipts 400 head: market 25d 35c
51Net- iS,st- heayy. S9.10G9.S5 mixed. S9.O5d 81 Is:
S9.05G9 20. - -0''' 'NiA VI saies'
sheep-Receipts $500 head: market active
sHS sS Slrohg. Aearllngs, $sGs75: wethers $3.50
@.9sV' ewes, So-t5Ns; lambs, $9. % d1O. 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19

*Snow on ground 81 inches.
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago 44-34; New York, 54-46;
Omaha, 1928.
Unusually weather prevails in the San
joaquin valley. Nevada, oregon and Washington.
Afternoon temperatures have reached as high as
96 degrees In the great valley of California.
thus making yesterday the warmest day OF the
year. Along the coast of California afternoon
temperatures, owing to the fog, have not ex-
ceeded IS degrees. Somewhat cooler weather
may be expected Tuesday in the interior. No rain
has fallen west of the Rocky mountains The
relative humidity at Red Bluff was ca per cent
and at Fresno 3S per cent.
hours ending at midnight April 10, 1910:
San Francisco and 'vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday,
possibly light rain in the morning; moderate
south wind
north wind.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy, cooler, Tuesday;
moderate south wind
San JOAQUIN valley--Cloudy Tuesday, not SO
warm; light south wind
Southern California-Cloudy Tuesday; light
north wind changing to south.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Daily River bulletin
SACRAMENTO, April 1s.--observations taken
at q. m
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
COTTON FUTURES
New York aIetnI Market

NEW YORK. April Is.-The market for stand
ara copper was duh on the New York metal ex-
change. with spot and forward deliveries uD to
the end Of July closing at L. 7OeT l.. .S5c The
London market closed easy. with spot quoted at
t1t los and futures at f5S los Arrivals re-
ported AT New York today so tons. EN-
ports. according TO custom house returns were
900 tons. making $500 SO far this month. Local
dealers quote lake copper at - 81 \ a 13 I2i5c
e-ectrolyte al y T5@ 13c and casting at IL. 62I5
0l2-75c.
Tn was dull. with spot and April quoted at
- . a 81 o5c: May. - So 33. .05c: June and
july. 32- 500 30 l5c London closed firm after a
weak opening. with spot quoted at f149 l2s Cd
und futures 1T fl5I.
Lead was dull with spot quoted at 4.35G4 45c
Acw York and 4-20Q4.2Jc East ST. Louis. The
London market was unchanged at 80 l2s Cd
Nnelter was duh al $500 .6Oc New York and
ar DO S5-3s &c East ST. Louis. The London
market was higher at E22 los.
Iron was lower at 5is for Cleveland warrants
ln London Locally the market was quiet with
No ] foundry northern quoted at S1SdI so:
No. ? SiT.J0N1S; No. l southern and No. /
southern soft SlT.J0d17.75.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19

The tank steamer Santa Rita was cleared for
Kahului via Port Hartford yesterday. The steamer
goes the southern port 10 load - 600 barrels Of
crude oil valued al S27 900.
The steamer Hyades sailed fer Honolulu via Sc
sffle and Tacoma Sunday with merchandise as
cargo from this port valued at $34 322 and in
cluding the following:
226 ctls barley. 1. 22S lbs bread, 10 cs turpen-
tine, - and bbls OIL - cs naphtha s.
drums 90 bbls and 30 gasoline. 66 drugs and
10 hbls distillate. 425 cs kerosene. 100 cs DINA
mite. p pcs iron, 500 tons nitrate.
The steamer Wilhelmine sailed for Honolulu
Wednesday with cargo valued al S2I2 $40. The
following were the principal shipments: 6O52
ctls barley. 25 bbls -four 20 ctls wheat l5 $40
lbs beans. 5.257 lbs hams and bacon. 23 544 lbs
lard. s03 canned goods, 10000 lbs Goldfish
52S lbs butter, 5.S5S lbs and 3 pkgs cheese
5.3S3 lbs and 80 bxs bread. 10 cs brandy. 4.4T7
gals and 10 cs wine. 394 gals and - cs whisky
a3 cs grape juice. 1920 lbs snd 20 cs meals
1000 lbs coffee 5000 lbs miilfeed. 4.03s lbs
dried fruit. sos lbs and bxs raisins. 10 cs 69
his and II kits salmon. IS pkgs vegetables $40
pkgs potatoes. 500 pkgs fresh fruits. I25 pkgs
olives % pkgs drugs. automobiles and 20 bxs
parts Is pkgs agricultural implements. l. 400 SKIS
cement IS coils rope. III pkgs car material
40 CPS lbs fertilizer. So $50 lbs hone black
10 600 bbls crude oil. 10i cs and 46 bbls refined
oils. . tUrpentine. 40 pkgs paints. 326 kegs
white lead. 100. .642 lbs soda, 20 pkgs saddlery
1881 II lumber s. pkgs millwork. 5.O32 lbs
tobacco. I33 IS cigars and cigarettes. 81 cs boots
and shoes. 179 pkgs dry goods. il hats. 81
ukCs machinery. "a cs stationery. so pkGs sewing
machines I horse. j mules.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
CONTRACTORS FALL OF
SIX FEET PROVES FATAL
T. E. Stibbens of Oakland Sue
cumbs to His Injuries
[SpeeiaI DispaLeh o The CaIIl

BERKELEY, April 1S-Thomas E.
Stibbens, building contractor 66 years
old living at 1854 Dover street, Oak
land, fell from scafolding this after
noon at Telegraph avenue and Ban
croft way and died this evening at the
Roosevelt hospital from his injuries.
Stibbens fell only six feet. but his
skull was fractured He was a native
of Ohio and leaves widow and three
sons-Charles Stibbens of Riverside H.
E. Stibbens of Oakland and DR.. t. A
Stibbens of the United States navy. sta
toned at Washington. Stibbens was a
member of AppomattOx post, Grand
Army of the Republic.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
liner IS SHAKEN
BY AN EARTHQUAKE
City of Para Is Rocked by Tenn
blOr While Lying at Anchor
in HarbOr of Acapulco

HE Pacific Mail
liner City of Para,
Captain A. w. Nell
son, which arrived
Sunday night from
the lower coast,
docked early yes
terday morning at
pier 40. The liner
brought 36 passen-
gers and 1923 tons
of cargo. The
freight included
s. .S64 bags of cof-
fee from Central
America and a
large shipment of
hardware from New
York.
While the City
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19

Coos Bay. for San Pedro. April 1T-Stmr Santa
Rosa, for San Francisco
TACoMA-Arrived April ls-Stmr Rainier.
Sailed April 1s-stmrs Admiral Sampson and
Bertha. for Seattle; schr Lottie Bennett, for San
Arrived April lS-Stmr Alaskan. from Seattle
PORT SAN LUIS-Arrived April IS, noon-Br
stlnr Oberon. from Panama
Sailed April is, 3 D. m.-Stmr Washtenav
Tor San Francisco.
CRESCENT CITY-Sailed April 1S-Stmr Ma
WILMINGToN-Sail April is. 1890 a. m.-
Stmr San Gabriel. for Umpqua; l p M, sehr
robert Searles. for Puget sound.
Arrived April is, 2:30 p. m.-Stmr Santa Bar
bara. from San Pedro.
FORT BRAGG-SaiIed April 1S-Stmr National
City. for San Francisco
NEAH-In bay April 1S-Stmr Walcott.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW Y0RK-Arrived April 1T-Stmr Colon,
from Colon; stmr ]. L. Luckenbaeh from Phila-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. April 17-stmr
Lewis Luckenbach. from Puerto Mexico; Br stmr
st. George, from Manila.
ISLAND PORTS
H0NOLULU-Arrived April 1s-Stmr Siberia.
hence April IL for Hongkong, etc.
Sailed April 1s-Stmr Siberia. for Yokohama,
MANILA-Sailed' April 15-U s. stmr Logan
for San Francisco via Nagasaki and Honolulu.
York.
HILo-Arrfved April 17-Bktn Irmgard. hence
April 2.
HoNoLULU-Sailed April 1s-Stmr Siberia,
FOREIGN PORTS
OTARU-Sailed April 1S-Br stmr Ardmount.
for Redondo Beach.
NANAIMO-Sailed April 1s-Ger stmr Amasls.
for Seattle.
MAzATLAN-sa April 1s-Stmr Newport,
for San Francisco.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS April rs-Br stmr Bessie
Dollar, from Shanghai; to sail April 10 for San
Francisco.
rHoNGKoNG--Arrived April ls-stmr Korea.
hence March %
ANTOFAGASTA-Sailed April 13-Br stmr
Afghanistan, for New York.
BRISBANE-SailedA April 13-Br stmr Makura,
for Vancouver.
MARSEILLES- Sailed April 14-Fr stmr Am
ral Duperre. for San Francisco.
VlCTOR1A-Arrived April 1S-Br stmr Inver-
ness. from Astoria
PERIM-Passed April 16-Br stmr Clan Mac
ivor, from Iloilo for Atlantic coast.
SEBANG-Sailed April 16-Br stmr Indrapura,
for New York
ANTwERP-saiied April 16-Nor stmr Ii
tania. for San Francisco.
PUERTO MEXICO--Arrived April a. mid
night-Stmr Massachusetts,, from New York.
SALINA CRUZ-Sailed April 10, ID. fn.-
Stmr Isthmian. for San Francisco via San Diego.
OCEAN STEAMERS
HALIFAX-Arrived April 1S-Stnr Numidian,
from Glasgow.
GIBRALTAR-S Iiled April 1S-Stmr Koeni4
Albert, from New York
CHERBOURG-Sailed April 17-Stmr George
"sshinggf1ni sT ghnx from N New fok on. -
BRIsBANE-Arrived April 1s-Stmr Mataita,
from Vancouver
srr.xrp BY W.TsoT LEVIED WIRELESS
miles north of Point Reyes hence today for
Seattle; at that time and position saw tug
Hercules with wrecked steamer Santa Clara
In tow from Eureka for San Francisco.
ARMY Trausnorf.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19

for Seattle; April II s p. M, 275 miles out
from San Francisco; tne weather; smooth.
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-From Hilo for San
Francisco; April IL, p. M. 906 miles out.
STEAMER W. S. PoRTER-From Monterey for
Juneau; April IL, p. M, $50 miles from San
Francisco lightship; westerly breeze and long
westerly swell
STEAMER RosECRANS-From Honolulu for
Monterey; April II, p. m, 400 miles from
San Francisco; weather fine.
STEAMER ASUNCIoN-From Astoria for San
Francisco; April Is, M. latitude 40 north,
longitude 124 west; barometer so 10; tempera-
ture 56; clear; wind south; velocity miles an
hour
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
Memoranda

Per Nor stmr Herm-March %. 26 and %.
after passing through straits OF Magellan, ex-
perienced strong north vest gale.
Per stmr Lucy Nen. at San Francisco April Is
from Coos bay-April is. 9:45 a. M. 20 miles
SW Of Point Arena, passed tug Hercules. with
stusr Santa Clara in tow.
Per stmr Katherine. at San Francisco April IS
n Point REYES, saw tug Hercules with stmr
santa Clara in tow, making about miles an
hour. calm.
Per stmr Pieiades al San Francisco April IS
from Eureka-April is. 10 a. M. % miles south
Of Point Arena. passed tug Hercules with stmr
Santa Clara In tow, for san Francisco; cabin
house washed away: making about "a miles an
hour; wind light Sc and very smooth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

VIEW YORK. April 1s.-Button,s wire saws.
ne market declined 10 TO 20 points Liver
Ps+oi ana New Orleans bulls were buyers More
sel.SSlai4s speaking, the south was seller
me journal Of Commerce SAYS: There has
peen no change in the lineup in the May fight
-L spite OF All rumors 10 the contrary Patten
seems 10 have no intention Of deserving his asso-
e.atts ana on the other side there is a strong or
eaulzhuon IN which are most Of the active spot
people in the market interests which are NOT
Usually very friendly having Joined hands in
,llls ngnt against the big southern and western
Spo5 cotton closed 20 points down. Middling
uilanos. lo-05c; mddlng gulf. 1890.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
NotIce to MarIners

Captain McMullen Of the steamer Dora reports
10 the branch photographic office at Port Town
send that the buoy marking he shoal ground at
Port Graham. entrance 10 Cooks inlet, Alaska is
out Of position and vessels should pass a half
mile TO the southwark Of the buoy.
Captain Jansen of the steamer Cottage City
reports as follows: klewnuegett reef light,
fyrpenviIle channel, and range light entrance
10 Prince Rupert. r. C. were not burning April
= Maud island light Seymour narrows was not
burning April y. Watson rock light GreenvfIle
channel was burning very dimly April 3.
J. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant L s. n. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-19
Tonnage Engagements

The German ship Adolf, on Puget sound was
chartered prior 10 arrival for lumber thence to
the United Kingdom at 46s Sd, port; IL to
two ports, as Cd. hatchway.
The British tank steamer Dakotsh which ar
rived here from Moi Sunday, viii return TO the
orient with refined petroleum, having been char
tered prior 10 arrival.
The following coast lumber charters were an
n0unced yesterday: The steamer Thomas T..
Wand. Columbia river 10 San Pedro at $3.50:
steamer Nome City, Portland 20 San Pedro same
rate; steamer BandOn. Coos bay TO San Fran
cisco. al S3.T5; schooner Expansion, Fort Bragg
70 Honolulu. prixate terms.