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NEWS OF THE. OCEAN
Suup,ies for the orient

The steamer Korea, now on the way to Hong
kong. has cargo from this port valued at $4S4.-
S3S. exclusive of treasure and TO be distributed
as follows: For Honolulu. $25, 5,099: Japan, SlI6,-
020; Philippine islands. S206.42S; China, $64 522;
East Indies, SIS, 604: VIadivostok, $5,4f0; Korea,
S1.T55. The principal exports and their desti-
nat tons follows:
To Honolulu-6.010 gals wine. $50 bbs -four.
$40 pkgs fresh fruits, 200 pkgs potatoes, so
pkgs onions 500 lbs primes, 22S4Albs hams and
bacon. 2.000 lbs Goldfish, $50 cs eanned goods,
) cs boots and shoes, 13 pkgs machinery, 4 pkgs
drugs, automobiles and pkgs parts, . cs
cigarettes.
To Japan-14 400 Tbs dried fruit, T.o52 lbs and
16 pkgs raisins. 1857 lbs sugar, 915 gals and
) cs wine, 1.535 lbs nuts, 1876 cs canned goods,
"a cs salmon, 500 lbs hops, 81 pKgs fresh fruits
machinery, 90 rolls and leather IL bales
cotton duck, 1892 bales cotton, is SKIS scrap
leather.
To Philippine islands-14 SO bales hay, 1.51s
meals 8 444 cs canned goods. i ,250 lbs goldfish
e52 cs salmon, 3,735 lbs coffee, GO lbs cheese.
e190 lbs dried fruitHb20 Rkgs fresh fruits, SO
cs honey, 1913 lbs Taisins rs pkgs potatoes,
2125 gals and 26 wine $500 gals and 22a
cs WHISKY. 20 es grape juice, so liquors. 22j
pkgs paints. 120 kegs white lead, III cs oils.
1.29o bxs soap, 5000 lbs tobacco so cs turpen.
stationery, u cs typewriters, rolls leather
pkgs saddlery. "a cs boots and shoes fl2 pkas
machinery. 13.39s lbs manufactured lead, 100
pkss electrical goods. y pkgs drugs. III pkgs
lbs copper wire, pkgs agricultural implements
1S2 pkgs arms and ammunition
To Cbina-1.0Q bbls -four. 800 lbs pearl
barley. 4.91I lbs beans. IFS lbs peas 2-575 Tbs
and 81 cs meals 4.136 lbs Goldfish $50 lbs tea
1875 cs canned goods. S,2l0 lbs cheese 9,sO4 lbs
and 4 pkgs dried fruit $3.50 Tbs and 4 cs raj
sins. 1927 lbs nuts, sis pkgs fresh fruits. 4f
cs salmon, l25 pkgs potatoes, 3,113 lbs hams
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


4:3O p. M, stmr Santa Rosa Alexander, AZ
hours from San Diego passengers and merchan-
disc to Pacific Coast steamship company
$40 D. M. stmr Klamath Jahnsen. 30 hours
from Astoria; bound south, put in to land pass
$40 D. m. schr Irens. Mitchell, 10 days from
Astoria; 1000 feet lumber to E. X. Wood lum>
5.25 p. M, schr Transit Peterson. 24 hours
from Fort Bragg; bound for Salina Cruz, put in
a:3o p. M, gas launch Sea Bird. Flynn, Is
hours from Monterey; ballast TO master.
2:40 p. m. stmr Harold Dollar Parker. days
from Gamble; 100000 feet lumber TO Dollard
steamship company.
$50 p. M, stmr J.. B. Stetson. SearsA IS hours
from San Pedro; ballast to H. J. Knowles.
1.45 p. m., t. S. stmr Yicksburg, Halstesd, 6
days from La Paz; Mare island direct
Willapa harbor; $4,000 feet lumber to J. NJ.
Huddart & Co.
1880 a. m stmr Aberdeen, Rees. 26 hours
from Eureka; 100000 feet lumber to Pacific lum-
Der company,
a. M, stmr st. Helene, Jameson. IS hours
from Everett; 1850 ceear poles to r. b. Swayne
7:15 a. M, stmr Santa Rita. Boyd, - hours
from Port San Luis; oil to Union oil company;
up river direct.
7:3o a. m, stmr Del Norte Sanford. s4 hours
from Crescent City: 324.0 600 feet lumber and 80
tons merchandise to Hobbs, Wall & Co.
$50 a. rns stmr Hanalei, HANNA, ~ hours
from San Pedro: passengers and merchandise to
Independent steamship company
1890 a. M. schr Monterey, Kelly. ~ hours
from Monterey: 10000 barrels oil to Associated
transportation company; in tow tug Navigator.
CLEARED
Monday. November IA
Stmr Peru, Maekinnon Ancon and way ports;
Pacific Mail steamship company.
Stmr Pennsylvania, brennan, Ancon; Pacific
Mail steamship company.
Stmr Coos Bay Faria, San Pedro; Pacific Coast
steamship company.
Stmr Governor, Jepsen, San Diego; Pacific
Coast steamship company.
Nor stmr Herm, Zachariasen, Seattle; Ford,
Barstown & Co.
Monday November IA.
$40 .. m, stmr Noyo Swanson, Fort Bragg.
$40 ps M, stmr Asuncion, Bridget, Astoria.
4 20 y. M, stmr Governor, Jepsen. San Diego
7:35 p. M, stmr Gualala, Martinson. Black
point.
e3:45 D. m stmr Vanguard. Odland. Eureka.
p M, stmr Ravall Tietien. Eureka.
ID M, Nor stmr Herm. Zachariasen, Seattle.
If:15 a. m, stmr City of Topeka, Gelow, Eu-
reka.
11:45 a. M. schr Alice. McPhie. Anacortes.
: / a. M, stmr J.. A. Chanslor, Macdonald As
tora.
sTAT0OSH, Nov. II, a. m.-Cloudy wind
NE; velocity IS miles an hour
POINT LoBOs Nov. II. Q a. m.--Cloudy: wind
NV: velocity miles an hour
POINT REYES. Nov. IA, a. m-Cloudy;
wind NWs velocity 33 miles an hour
FARAILONES. Nov. II. a. m.-Clondy; wind
n: velocity 80 miles an hour.
POINT I9OBOS, Nov. H. II m.-Cloudy; wind
NV; velocity miles hour.
POINT LoBoS- Nov IA, . p m-Cioudy; wind
NV velocity ailss spoKRg on ssur-
Not Latitude 10 81 north. longitude 32 10
west. Br- ship Haddeu Hall, from Vancouver for
TEI.EGRAPHIC
POINT LoBoS, Nov. ii. 10 p. m.-Weather
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

fac: Elaine. 29lze: cocene lsc: red c-ewn aud
motor gasoline. in hulk lie. ia cases 24c:
engine distillate. IN dTTns NC, cases &C more;
- decrec gasoline. in bulk Soc. IN cases 81 1zc;
rfrnish makers and painters narhtha, IN bulk
is~. in rases 221sr.
T,rrentine-si.o2 per gallon IN cases and csc
in bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Bosln-E. 500; ?. 945; G. $3.50: b,
VIC. 5000: WV. SlO.ea per barrel OF $50 lbs
Red and white 5ead-Red. 81 G9c; white, tx
GS%c per lb-
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows terms net cash: Standard. fine granu-
istrd. 5c; standard coarse granulated. &c: fruit
Crsnalated. &c: cut loaf. in barrels only. p:
u. & r crystal dominoS. 10 cartons in cases,
Sc; d. I'm 2 IN cartons IN cases. S.J0c; monarch
hsr $500: tablets, In hslf barrels. t.50c; 90 IN
p n boxes. 5-T5c, cubes and A crushed. h-2sc:
monarch powdered 5Ioc: xxx powdered.
;. l0c- candy granulated. 5.10c: coufectioners. A
bc; confectiOners' crystals. Bloc: extra hne
crG7ulated. s.s0c: magnolia A. 4.60c; extra G.
s0e: golden c. 4s0c: n s.30c: barrels and
~ h hsgs Joe. half barrels. 25c. boxes SOC more
Ter 100 Tbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bsr
81 p srd 80 10 tins SI.T0 more. in and 10 N
tf1s S2S5 more per 100 lbs than price for this
The California and Hswsiian sugar refining
company quotes sS follows: Granulated basis
&; "Rigrade' hsr. 5.3ac: powdered, Bloc;
c-nshed. a25c; herry. Sc; c. & II. extra hne
fectfoners' A. &C; confectionery crystal, b.1oc;
cubes 5-2Fc; bricks. half barrels. 5.50c: bricks
N . N boxes. 5.95c: extra fine dry gra%2
lated fln0 n hsgs oDlv). $500; excelsior ~
cor; eUrs c. z5Oe: golden c. 4 4Oc: yellow D.
eaAc: fut LOAF. IN barrels only. 7c; Fl. :.
E-rrstsl 9orninos. ; 10 cartons IN cases. SC: do
: IL cartons. IN cases. G. SOC. Additional per 100
3hs: IN larrels and so III bags. Joe more: half
ltsr 81 y and 20 ID tins. S170 more: In 10 70
uns, t2SJ more Minimum order, carload weight
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispoich 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. I4-Eggs were firm on
tho produce exchange today. although receipts
We're considerably heavier. Cheese was weaker.
Butter was steady The potato market was
nrmer than Saturday. The bean market is
steady.
Receipts Of produce in Los Angeles were:
Eggs. Jsl cases: butter. $3.50 pounds: cheese.
1G,12 pounds: potatoes. DIS sacks: beans. 520
sacks onions. $50 sacks; apples. !. $50 boxes.
Buftrr-Creamery extra. 33c lb frsts. % l2c
lu- ladle butter. DC ID: cooking butter 25c Ib.
EGEs-Local ranch csndled hrSts. 52c: case
count CSC: eastern fresh, 3sc; storage extras,
s-ic- storage seconds, 21c.
Cheese-N0rtbern fresh, lsc; local. 1Sl5c;
Oregon Saisy. 1Sd1Si2c: eastern singles. lac:
eastern twins. lSd Isle; eastern lOngborn. I9d
roo; eastern cheddars. l9d20c: imported swiss.
-: domestic swiss. 22a24c; cream brick, lsei
lImhUrCer. lqM 20c-
Beans-No. pink. s.. .2505 80: No. limass:
S-05-25- Ladr Washington. 81. 4.40045O: small
white. $3.50 so: blackeyes. s5-3O0e; garvan-
zas. S4.50s lentls. 81.
Potatoes Highland si250l50 per ctl: LON
pceS. Sl.75N2; salinas. S1.75N2; yellow sweets,
s. ..IGT %.
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'snow on ground. 3 inches.

snow on ground lhcneS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The depression over southern California and
Nevada Is moving slowly east and has caused
rain in the extreme southern counties OF Calf
fornia and heavy rain IN Arizona. with snow in
the mountains. AT Yuma there has been fall
OF % inches in the last "a hours. The weather
is cold and in general cloudy over the Rocky
mountain section and eastward to the Atlantic.
On the Atlantic coast the pressure is low and
there indications OF disturbance at sea-
The temperature is below the normal every
where except in the gulf and south Atlantic
states On the Pacific slope the winds
mostly from the north. Afternoon tempera
lures in the great valley range from so to 81
degrees.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Tuesday. November 10
For San Francisco and vicinitv-Cloudy Tues
day: light north winds. changing to west
For the Santa Clara valleT-Fair Tuesday;
light frost in the morning: light north winds.
For the Sacramento vslley-Fair Tuesday;
light north winds
For the, San Joaquin vaIley-Fair Tuesday:
light north winds
For California south OF the Tehachapi-CIoudy
Tuesday: light north wind changing TO south.
\ G.. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO Nov. 14.--OoservatiOns taken
at Pacific time.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Coftou Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-E. F. Hutton Co. s
wine says: The market today was urfavorsbly
affected by lower Liverpool cables snd large re-
ceipfs at interior towns. Memphis alone having
received - 4S9 bales. which is the largest on
record for single day. II is probable that the
acute political controversy In England. which is
causing q decline in British government Sc
curities is beginning have some influence
q tie Liverpool market and this feature viii hear
fcose watching the price Of cotton Is 50
u ch when compared with recent years that any
ID ne unfsTorshe 70 the monetary markets of
Europe would quickly unsettle the worlds future
cotton-spot quiet, 10 points lower; middling
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and hacon 35o lbs sugar. 20 cs grape juice
747 lbs ginseng. 4 boots and shoes, IL cS
typewriters rolls leather, . es oils
salmon. oes gals wine, LOCO lbs and % pkgs
raisins. -
lbs and pkgs raisins, 65 pkgs fresh fruits.
To Kofea-1 $50 lbs sugar. IS pks provisions.
Is pkgs machinery.
Tonnage engagements
The British ship Kensington on Puget sound.
Kinedom usual continental options. at 27s Cd.
with option of the Bordeaux -Hayre range at Is
extra The vessel chartered prior to ar
rival.
The Norwegian steamer Herm. which sailed
for Seattle yesterday, is under charter for eoal
from British Columbia to Mexico
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
ISnecioi Disrateh TO The Call

EUREKA. Nov 14--The Charles Nsason COM
pany's steamer North Fork arrived in port this
morning with miscelapeous freight, which was
discharged at the D street wharf. after which
for lumber
The Pacific lumber company's steamer William
H. Murphy arrived in port this morning and is
loading lumber at the Pacihe lumber company s
wharf for the return trip to San Francisco.
Tie steamer Iaqua. which came into port
this morning, Is taxing on lumber at the Arcata
wharf.
The North Pacific steamship compauy's steam
er Eureka arrived in port this morning with
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BIDS FOR OIL LEASES
MADE AROUND GILROY
Owners Chary ABOUT Contract
ing Without investigation
Speciol Dispotch to The Call

SAN JOSE. Nov. 1.-THE southern
part of Santa Clara county. and espe-
cially the country about Gilroy, is in
the throes of what 1T believes is. an
oil excitement The value of the land
has advanced within the last two days
several hundred percent in the estima-
tion of its owners.
A dozen strangers are e9deavoring
to obtain leases of land for the pur-
pose of boring for OIL Ranchers in
the Soils section are being especially
sought after. 1t is understood that
Boston capital is at the head of the
enterprise, but as far as heard from,
no leases have been obtained
1t had not been suspected that there
was any oil in the Soils, district. but
the owners of land there are 10th to
contract leases without investigating
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Memoranda

CoRDovA, Nov I4.-Stmr Portland is total
loss.
BOSTON Nov. 12.-Br stmr Chatham. from
Iquique. which arrived here reports received deck
damage in storm In straits of Magellan one Chi
nese sailor was lost overheard
SEATTLE. Nov. 14.--Stmr Portland, before re-
ported ashore and beached at Katalla, will prob
ably be total loss.
SEATTLE, Nov. 1S.-Stmr Portland previously
reported having struck submerged rock or
on account of heavy weather. it is thought that
vessel will be total loss
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new line GIVEN
UP.:TO-DATE WHARF
CaIifornia-Atlantic Steamship
Company Assigned to Pier SO
by Harbor Commission :

HE Califognia At
lantic steamship
company,sthe Bates
& Chesebrough
line, was assigned
permanent berth
space at pier SS
yesterday. The
harbor board, at
a special meetin 8.
acted on the COM
pany's request to
be assigned a reg
ular berth, and in
fulfllment Of a
promise made some
time ago, gave to
the new line a
berth at a wharf
equipped with ran
rop0ectiopS This
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NEW YORK. Nov. 14-Standsrd copper firm
hut quiet Spot. November and December. 1850
d12-60c; January. Il. .55dl2. csc: March. -. 606
10, 70c. London. firm; spot. f57 12s Cd fu-
tures. fJS Is Sd Local dealers reported firm
market. Lake. 13M r. BIC: elecrroiytie. - S1ia
di3e: casting. 12.50d T5c. Arrivals reported
AT New York today. I 60 tons. Custom house
returns show exports far this month of 8, ,10z
tons.
TiH-Qulet: spot So s0d36c November. 81 IS
a 35. SIC: December. January and February.
81. so@35 81 nc. London. quiet: spot, f163 5s;
futures si04.
Lead-Quiet 4 44o@4 soc New York and 425@
z.30c East ST. Louis. London. spot E13 6s Sd.
Spelter-Quiet. 5-9065 .95c New York and 80
05.9ec East st. Louis. London spot f24 IS Cd.
lroD-lleveland warrants. 49s AID in London.
Locally iron steady. No ] foundry north
ern. No. I foundry southern and No. l foundry
southern soft. $15.75M1625; No. foundry
northern. SI5.J0Gf6.
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pier gives the California -Atla ntic line
freight handling facilities equal to
those enjoyed by any steamship COM
pany at this port. There is a railroad
belt railroad. and wharf and shed are
hreproof- The California Atlantic
steamship company will occupy. the in
ner 300 feet on the north side at a
rental of $3.50 a month.
Engineer Barker submitted plans for
section 10 of the seawall as revised to
on the north side of pier 80. His re-
vision was adopted and he was given
authorlty to accept an informal bid
If the sum is within the figure already
submitted by the contractor.
Free Preparation for Navy
The local branch photographic office
has received from Washington notice of
the establishment at the George Wash
ington university, Washington, D. c.. of
the Admiral Powell scholarships. The
income from this endowment is for the
free education Of such young men as
NAV desire to take advantage of the
endowment to prepare for entrance into
the naval academy at Annapolis. The
number of scholarships awarded each
year win be determined by the income
from the endowment Each scholar
ship will entitie the beneficiary to free
tuition for one year. These scholar
ships are also available to those who
intend to take examination as warrant
officers in the engineer department of
the navy or those who desire TO i'm
prove their positions in the mercantile
marine. The subjects will vary accord
ing to the purpose for which the schol-
arship is awarded and will incude navi-
cation and nautical astronomy, algebra
and geometry. trigonometry, mechan-
zeal and machine drawing, English.
French, German. Spanish, international
law, commercial geography. admiralty
law, boilers and power plants, measure
ment of power electricity and electrical
engineering. Applications for the
scholarships must be Slade to thesuni-
versity.
Governor Carries Many Passengers
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nnilhinn f.ontraet.

Louis J. Roberts with Louis J. Roberts. to
erect one story frame building in Wool street
and Eugenis avenue. % By 20. for 81 600.
MeAutt hospital building, by J. F. Makow-
ski with z. Z. Lecture. plssterlng, for hospital
building In Pine between Taylor and ,Jones
for e. 600
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Eanfern Livc.tock ararket


CHICAGO. Nov 14.-C,sttle-R Receipts. estf-
ma ted a. = 900 head: market steady. Beeves.
81 .50a 40. Fexas steers. S34od5.40: western
steprS SfI0Ma.7J: sfockerS and feeders. S33sG
80; COWS and heifers, 81 2-2J0G.30; calves, $40
NJ 90.
Hocs-Reeeipts. estimated At as coo head:
msr6el dsll. mostly Ice OF. Lighr. ST.sod 4 81:
niEcd $3.50 8: heavy. 81 400 7.35: rough So. 40
r T.6a- good 10 choice heavy sI-6007-9 pigs,
S-.6n0 1.65- bulk Of sSles. ST.70d7-9
sheep Receipts. estimated at $1,000 head.
rs rsot 10Nl5 lower than Friday. Native 81. 40
: l $50: western $500 40; yearlings. S4256
t.Et. lambs. native s4.75@ $50. western $3.50
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 54--Cattle-R Receipts.
$4,000 hesd: market steady 10 weak Native
steers. S4.130F-10; native COWS and heifers,
bulls s.. .25G 4.50; calves. s4Gs; western steers,
S4m5.15, western COWS. S3.25N4.15
Hoes-Receipts. 900 head: market 10c lower.
Bulk Of sales. $1,000 7-90; heavy. S7.60d 40;
lackers and butchers, S7-T5G 80; light, $500
sheep Receipts. 20. .o0O head: market Joe low
Muttons. S3-25@s: lambs. SJds s-35: fed
Wethers aud yearlings. s3-JO14 40; fed western
SOUTH OMAHA
. SOI-TH OMAHA Nov. 14.-Cattle- Receipts.
I 300 head: market slow 10 Zoe lower. Native
sieers. $zq5: COWS and leifers; So 30; west west.
crn Steers $3.50 6-25: coNs and hefers, S2Sod
4 So. Gamers. 81 T513.4 40; stockers and feeders.
S3a5.5o; calves, S3.25@7-J0; bulls, stays, etc.
Tioes@Receipts 1900 head; market loG2oc
lower Heavy. S7.50H7.So; mixed. $3.50 Z, 70
light T90@s.lO; pigs, $1@s; bulk Of sales.
Sheep- Receipts. 10000 head: market steady
fo lower. HearlIngs. S3.90M4 p: wethers S3.25
a ewes. S303.J0; lambs. S5.eO@6.Jo-
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Army TRANSPORTS

The Buford is in port
The Thomas is in port
The Crook is at Manila.
The sherman is at Manila
The Logan Is in port.
The sheridan sailed from San Francisco for
Manila November <.
The, Dix is in port.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO Sov. Butter-Sfeadv: cream
cries. 2+030l5c; daries. 23d27c: receipts. , 217
cases Egcs-Steady at mark. cases Included.
20 = n - &c: frsTS. 2Sc. prime irsts. 30c Cheese
Steady. daisies 15l- 3 1850: twins 14ll a
i4iac: Young Americas. I5l4 a l51sc; long horns,
l57s a l5l-c.
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! gplands. l4s5c; mIddIIng gulf. 14oOe: sa.es.
COTTON TrTTRES
81. louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Nov 14.-woo-Ffrul Medium
grades. eombiBg and clothing. 23lA G2413c: light
fne. 20022c; heavy fine. 15M17c; tub washed
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Portland ItvcstocIx-Market

PORTLAND. Nov. 4.-Csttle--Receipts, 600
market steady. Steers, choice S5.25d6.65. me-
dlum S4.50d5; choice heifers. -. .l5M3: choice
COWS 81 50Q4.7J: medium COWS. S3.J0M4; com
mon COWS. $2d3.5O: bulls. SS.J0d4: stays. sac
$50: calves, light STd75o. heavy S4d5-25.
Hogs Receipts. 200; market weak Top, S90
935. fair 10 medium. SS.1jM9.
Sheep-Receipts, none; market steady. Best
valley wetbers. S3-25dS.5O: fair TO good weth-
ers. S303.25: best yearlings. wethers. S4.250
s55: best valley ewes S3d3.J0: lambs. choice
nountain. S5.25N575: choice valley, $4.45M5.
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Naval stores-Turpent,ne and Rosln

SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 4.-TurTentine-Fi
Ie@T5c; sales. 9Ss; receipts, sac; shipments,
9IT: stocks. II .013.
Bosin-Tirm: sales. i1.o2o: receipts. 3,l26;
shipments, $500: stocks. e7.5I2. Quote: B.
S5.I5: D. S5.TT1a: i. s.. so: f. s.. 50: g. IS S.;
II. $500: l. S5.95; X. $685.; VI, $500; y, 81;
VIC, $40; WV. S1.25.
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Hops in London
New York Metal Market

LIVERPOOL. Nov. l4.-HoDs in London PA
cife COAST, steady at s3 1osd f4 los.
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Bv limited Wireless

Monday, November IA.
STEAMER CARLoS-From South Bend for San
Pedro; Nov. 49, midnight off Yaquna,- with
south wind and smooth
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f. Head AIr. and Mrs. A. Alex
E. D. Cole ander
D. C. Evans Miss Tallant
Louise Petit Mrs. c. J Behlou
\. II. Steenke Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cur
Miss s Kiene Mrs: F. E. yaldene
Miss o. Slengelhand NJ. Massey
F. y Carsen g. Taylor
J. c. Hillman r. A. Lewis
B. II. Leslie T. .Stahl
A. B. Gabrile T. j. Farmer
Mrs. L. Steuart< Mrs. II. NJ. Phillips
Mrs. H Rhodes Miss Carrie Pierce
Mrs F. w Coker Miss NJ GoodIin
Miss A II. FARO q Miss NJ FARO
Miss F. Withers Mrs. p. Brown
Miss \ whalen Mr.; and Mrs. N. R.
Miss y Willis Green
" Leland Mrs. E. Abbott
G. y. Darison s. Powers
Mariposa Is Due This Morning
The Oceanic steamship company
liner Mariposa, Captain Hayward: Is
due early this morning from Tahiti
At o'clock Sunday night, according
to an aerogram from Captain Hayward
lightship. The wind and sea were on
their good behavior and all was well
with ship and all on board. The Mari
posa has about so passengers.
Two Steamers for Panama
The Pacific Mail company will dis
The Pennsylvania, with New York
freight only, will go. direct to the
iSthmUS. The Peru Will carry trelRnl
hand passengers and will make all the
regular ports of call. The Pennsyl-
vania is now commanded by Captain
brennan. who was appointed to succeed
CAPTAIN Saunders when the latter W.
transferred to the Korea.
steamer Portland Total Loss
The steamer Portland, which struck
a rock off Katalla- has been given up
as total loss and abandoned by the
crew. Prior to abandonment the ves-
sci was beached
Has Cargo OF Island Products
The Matson liner Wilhelmina, Cap
from Honolulu. is bringing a large
cargo of island products and 109 pas
sengers. The cargo includes 1852 bags
of rice, 721 bags of coffee, 1884 cases
of canned pineapples and 1891 bunches
of bananas.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2.125.000 feet.
The liner Mongolia, outward bound
arrived yesterday at Yokohama.
The Kosmos liner Setos. from Ha m
burg, left MaZatlan Sunday for this
port.
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia. which
is due here Friday from the orient, was
1,05S miles from here at o'clock Sun
day night.
Changes of Masters
Schooner Piute-Iate master John
Werner; present master, A. E. Small.
Steamer PennsyNania-Lat master
John w. Saunders; present master
r. brennan.
Steamer Tampico-Late master, George
Johnston; present master, c. j. Hannah
License Renewed
Schooner Edith-N o. Semb, master
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Governor Carries Many Passengers

The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Governor sailed yesterday for
San Diego and way ports with a large
number Of passengers. Among them
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Office located in the Merchants Exchange, IS
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Nayigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States deparsment Of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco November II.
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PIER DIRECTORY
MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS

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