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Los Angeles Produce Market
ISnccinl Dispafch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2s.-Eggs ~were in de-
mand today the produce exchsnge, the prices
remaining at the lower figures fixed yesterday.
Butter and cheese were steady. Sweet potatoes
were firm
Receipts Of produce today were: Eggs. 65
eases; butter. 31123 pounds: cheese. 3, d92
pounds; potatoes. ,4S0 SACKS: beans. 33s sacks;
onions Il sacks; sweet potatoes, 3l9 sacks;
apples 5000 boxes.
Butter-California creamery. extras. 3612c;
do. frsts. PIC; cooking, 25c: lade. 25c.
Eggs-Local ranch, canded. 47c; do case
count (buying price,, 43c; eastern fresh, 3Se;
eastern storage. packed extra, 30M34c.
Cheese-Southern (per poundl, lsc: northern,
ls0lSi2c; northern, storage, l6c; eastern, sin
giles. 1Siac; eastern. twins. liz dlSc: eastern,
cheddsrs. 19c: eastern. long horns. 19c; east
ern. daisies. 19c: Oregon. twins. 1712d1sc; Ore
gOn. daisy. 1SdISi2c: Swiss. imported. BIC;
Swiss. domestic. 22d24c; cream brick, 19G20c;
nmburger. 1902Oc.
Besns-No. i pink. s5.5oa6; No lImas.
S5.25 d5.5o: Lady Washington, 1925; No. 1
small Whites. 81 %: No. / black eyes. $5.TJd6;
No. ! GRrvanzas s4.5O; No. L California len
ills. 81
Potatoes Highland 600 pounds sl.5o@1I5;
Nevsdas. S1.75Gi.s5: Lompocs. Sis5@2; Sa-
liBas. S1.S562: early rose. northern. 50; new
potatoes box. 81; yellow sweets, $1.15M2.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

That all plans were laid, by the lines
already in the field, to give the Seattle
line another battle. The generals that
slanned snh. the campaign We're ready 70
ngnt, but are better pleased to see the
Two steamers headed for Europe.
Brings Home Body of Onicer
The steamer Admiral Sampson, which
arrived shortly after midnight .yester-
day, brought to port the body of Chief
Ofncer Q. A. Peterson, whose death by
accident was announced Sunday night
by wireless. The Sampson encountered
heavy southeast gales. The steamer
of these carried Peterson off his feet
and swept him under one of the ship S
Doats with such violence that he sus-
tanned a fractured skull. The Sampson
was 50 hours making the run from
Seattle.
Japanese Cruisers Take Departure
The Japanese cruisers Asama and
kasagi sailed yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock to chorus of banzais con-
tributed by several hundred local Japa-
nese, who escorted the training squad
ron toward the heads in launches. The
six armored cruisers of the Pacific feet,
host to the Japanese. will sail today for
the southern coast. where they will re-
sumo their interrupted target practice.
Manchuria Has Many Passengers
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria
Captain Andrew Dixon, homeward
at 10 o'clock a. m. and is expected to
arrive here early Sunday morning, un-
less r. p. Schwerin, who is passenger
authorizes the expenditure of enough
coal to make a race of 1t. On board
the liner are 123 cabin passengers and
800 Asiatics. The cargo of 10000 tons
includes 900 tons of overland freight
and rs tons of raw silk.
Water Front Notes
The steamers Yale and Harvard left
Tocopillo November rs, where they
called for fuel OIL They will call at
Lobitos where they will get more oil
and will then make a direct run to San
Pedro, which is their destination. They
will be in this port, it is expected
about December Is.
| Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to $4,000 feet.
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru ar
rived yesterday at Hongkong-
The Wilhelmina and the Nippon
| Maru, which left here November %, ar
rived yesterday at Honolulu.
Changes of Masters
Steamer Tillie W-Late master
George Wallenrod; present master, N
! JesSen.
Steamer Grace Barton-Late master
P. Hansen; present master, j. A. Peter
| son.
EnroIIments
Schooner Mahukona-A. Olsen, mas
| ter
Steamer Lewis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Mcdonald, maaAer.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-standard copper. easy
2poI. November and December. Il. .40412.50c;
sannary; ~ 45@12 60c: February. ~ 50@i2. Csc: (:
March, y 55Gl275c London market Arm. Spot.
t3I 6s 3D.: futures. f5S 5s Arrivals reported at
New York today. 335 tons. Custom house re-
turns show exports of 26.454 tons so far this
month Local dealers quote lake copper at 136
@12T5c
Tin-Easy. Spot November, December Janu-
ary and February. 3T@3T. .25c. London market
firm. Spot, f160 Is Cd: futures. fi7o.
Lead-Quiet. 4.45@4. SIC New York and 4.s0@
Al q East st. Louis London spot. ff2 3s 3D.
80 81 = do-s25s East st. Louis. London spot,
lron-Cleveland warrants 49s Cd in London
Locally iron was steady. No / foundry north
ern, No. l foundry southern and No. / foundry
southern soft. S1575M16.25; No. foundry north
ern SI5506fG
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which was considered a very favorable showing
me demand for actual coffee this week has been
rather slack, which makes business in contracts
less active. and the market has been more OF
professional scalping affair than indicator
OF large transactions from day to day in actual
conee. The future markets are inclined to rest
ana even up a condition which they have gone
through from time TO time since contract
price was &c. After recent purchases of actual
coffee have been dgested and the contract mar
kets again evened up another sharp advance may
be looked for unless shrewdest importers are
mistaken in their ideas of prevailing conditions.
Reports with reference TO the next crop continue
TO come unfavorabIe factor which will become
very potential in little while
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Monday, Nov IS.
II 30 D. M. stmr Admiral Sampson. Bartlett.
50 hours from Seattle; passengers and merchan-
disc to Alaska Pacific steamship company.
Tuesday. Nov. %.
4:40 p. M, stmr Casco. Ahlin, 105 hours from
Astoria; 10000 feet lumber to Charles r. Nc
CormIck & Co.
TAO A. M. stmr Brunswick, HANNA. IA hours
from Fort Bragg; $4,000 feet lumber to Union
lumber company.
7:50 a. M, schr Monterey. Kelly. 40 hours
from Gaviota; 10000 barrels oil to Associated
transportation company, In tow tug Navigator.
6:05 a. M. stmr Sierra Houdlette, days
Is hours AZ minutes from Honolulu: passengers
and merchandise to j. ID. Spreekels Brothers
company.
1850 a. m. stmr Rosecrans Moore 81 hours
from Astoria; ballast to Associated Transports
ton company.
Cos a. M. stmr- City Of Topeka. Gielow. q
hours from Eureka; passengers and merchandise
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ReanS and seeds

a fesv additional narrow changes IN beans
VIII ho observed The market is quiet As
rsln. with no particular feature
Beans lDer cfll-RHvoS. S4.1JN9.25; small
white. 50 a5N350: large white. S3d3.50: pink
Sf-60N5-15. red. S5d5-50; blackeye. S4150 30
lima. 81 G064 -: red kidneys. S5M5.Ij: craD-
berry beans. S375G4.15. garvaREas, S21503.2Ji
horse beans. 81 75G2.25-
Sees7s-Brown mustard 4atc: yellow mustard
-, faNseed. hG5i5c; canary. 303a4c; alfalfa,
1Sd19c; rape. 1889: timothy, Si2c; hemp. "a
6L3r: mllet. Be per 10.
Dried Pcas-Green. S3-75G4 per ct; Niles
nominal
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.Snow on ground. u inches.
EASTERN STATIONS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
There have been some marked changes In
weather conditions throughout the United States
in the last "a hours. An area of high pressure
has moved southwark from Alberta the
Rocky mountain section. causing fall in tenn
perature over the Missouri and the Mississippi
valleys. On the Atlantic coast a depression of
considerable depth has moved northward from
Cane Hatteras to Cape Cod causing high north
east winds the New England coast. with
snow or rain. At. Eastport maximum wind
velocity of 40 miles from the northeast is re-
ported. The temperature is from TO 10 de-
grees below the normal throughout the Missis
sippi valley and eastern states In California
afternoon temperatures range from 40 to so in
the great valley and from 80 TO 81 degrees at
Los Angeles. Rain has fallen along the extreme
northern coast. and conditions favorable for
change to eastery winds. increasing coudincss
and rain by Wednesday night.
FORECAST
SaE Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Wednes-
day. rain by night; wind changing to east,
southeast.
Santa Clara valiey-Fair Wednesday, light
frost in the morning; light east wind
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Wednesday; light
north wind
San Joaquin valey-Fair Wednesday, frost In
the morning; light north wind.
California south of the Tehachapf-Falr
Wednesday, light frost in the morning In the
interior; brisk north wind.
A. G.. McADIE, District Forecaster.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
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THANKSGIVING IS
OBSERVED AT SEA
Liner Sierra Has Big Feast and
Passengers Fare as Well
as at Home

A ASSENGERS who
arrived here yes
terday from Homo
lulu on the liner
Sierra ere filed
with regret when
they left the island
port that they
would have to
spend nksgiv-
Ing day at sea.
When the day ar
rived they were
still sorry, but
before it closed
they went on rec
ord as believing
that among the
things they had to
be thankful for
was the fact that
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Nem Yorl Produce

NEW YORK Nov. 29.-Hops Steady.
Hides-Steady
Petroleum Steady.
Wool-Quet
Raw suSar-ouiet; muscovado. 50 test. s.48c;
centrifugal. SO test, 3.93c; molasses. 50 test
3.1sc; refined sugar. steady
TSutter-Easy; creamery specials. 31l2c; ez-
tras. 3od30tsc: factory. June make, 24c; CO.
current make. 22G22c.
Cheese-Irreguiar: state whole milk. septem-
her quality. I5l4c: do. hnc. 14M M14lae do, cur
rent make. fair. i3a4c.
Eggs-Firm: state. PeansylyaDia and near by
henaery fancy. 52n53c: do. gathered white
3Sd 4Oc: do: hennery, brown. fancy. 42@45c;
DO, gathered brown. 3s@42c: fresh ga thered
extra frsts. o3@2Tc; do. frsts. s2.G34e; do,
seconds, 2SG30c refrigerator. special marks
fancy. % d25lac; do. hrsts. 24@24lsc; seconds,
do, 221z d23c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated apples-Stesdy. with fair Job
bing demand on the spot: fancy. II 52c; choice.
1850; prime, SGs15c; common 10 fair, eNs
aei5c.
Prunes-Firm: quotations ranging from ga
I0lsc for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-40s. and s14 Qel l2c
for 0regons from Cos to 30s.
Aprieots-Quiet and firm: choice. l2S4 al
extra choice. 3lad13%c: fancy. l3& @14e
Peaches-Steedy smaller offerings from
the coast: choice, Td7lzc; extra choice sqslac'
fancy. Si2 d9c.
Raisins-Dull. steady: loose muscatels. 81 a
614c; choice TO fancy seeded. 6h @T19c; seed
less . 06c and London layers, $1,000 1-iJ.
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EASTERN Livestock Market

CHICAGO Nov 29.lCattle-Market weak.
Receipts estimated at 5000: beeves. $z.50G1.5o;
Texas steers. $4.20G5.40; western steers, S4.25
kl660: stockers and feeders, S3.3O 80; cows
and heifers. S2.20I6-30: calves. $T.25 as. %
Hogs-Msrket slow, generally sc higher. Re-
ceipts estimated at S2S000; light. s6.SoGT.25; !;
mixed $6.S5dT.30; heavy, $6.S5M T35: rough,
S6.S5d1; good 10 choice heavy. ST67.35; pigs,
S6.35M7 bulk of sales. $7.056T.25.
Sheep-Market steady. Receipts estimated at
81. .O00: native 50 .25d 425; western. 2.I5d4 05
yearIings 81 42065.25: lambs, native, $4.256
r6.25; western S4.50@e.G0.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 29.-Narket steady.
Receipts u 600: native steers s4 so@T Z 25: ma
tive COWS and heifers s2.60d6; stockers and
s4@s.25; western steers. $4@5.60; western COWS,
50. .T5d475.
Hogs-AIsrket higher. Receipts. 5000: bulk
Of sales. s7.IOGT 20; heavy. $T.l5@7.25; packers
snd butchers. sT.lO@720; light. S7.10d7.2o.
Sheep-Merket STEADY Receipts, 1000: NUT
tons. S3.50G4.2j; lambs. $4,000: fed wethers
and yearllngs, $3.7564.25; fed western ewes.
s3Q4
OMAHA. Nov. 29--Market active, 10c higher.
Receipts. $500 native steers. $4@6.T5: cows and
heifers, S305.25; western steers S3.50d4 so;
range cows and heifers. S2S5@4.65; Gamers,
81. 75d340; stockers and feeders. s3d540;
calves. $3.50ds; bulls, stags etc. S3.25@420
HOgs-Market 10e higher. Receipts, 5000;
heavy, S6.90dT.15: mixed. STdT.1O; light 81 10
apo; pigs, scar; bulk of sales. STOLE.
Sheep-AIarket steady TO strong. Receipts,
II 000- yearings. $465: wethers, S4M3; ewes,
$3a4 Coz lambs, $5.50@6.50.
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Hides. ra1Iov. Wool and Hops

A sale ~ 1910 SonOma hops al 14ltc IS re-
ported from Santa Rosa The market for hops
IS sreadT- The prices quoted below represent
The buying end subsequent selling quotations by
The trade for shipment.
Wool continues dull, and hides are likewise
dun aud weak
Fides-Culls and brands sell about gale
under quotations: heavy sated steers. Zoe; light
medium. 9c- Ghf. Size; cowhides. Si5c; stags.
r.: sslred Kip. lee; salted veal I5iac sailed
csf l5iac- dry hides 1sc: dry salt hides I2c:
DRY Kip. l7c. dry calf &c: sheepskins. shear
ingS- 250 f0c each. short wool. 500 70c: medium.
T0d&oc; long wool. 90cdS1.25; lambs. 2O65Oc:
horsehides. salt. S2.25d3 for large and 81 .50d2
for medium. 75cGS1 for small and 25d50c for
colts horsehides. dry. s2d225 for large and
81 .25T2 for medium. 5GcdSl for small and % 5Gl
500 for colts; goatskins. prime angorss. 75c0 81:
loEe halr goats, 306l4 Ace; medium. 207 30c;
"a 15c.
rallow-No. rendered, 81 adGi9c; No. ?. "a
Fe. grease. 2G2lac.
woo-sp-ipg Clip. San Joaquin. years staple
9Elllc; do, months, TdIIc: Humboldt and
MendocinO. ls019c; Nevada. 12di i4c per 10
Fall clp-Mountain free. ga lie. northern and
VALLEY. 0lec: San Joaquin fan lambs, "a IOc:
d0 defective and heavy. 5d7 7c per III.
Hops-troD Of 1910. 12ia d171sc per 10.
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shells 1850 for No ! standards: No standard,
lie: pecans. 1sl5 a l5c: peanuts, AZ @5e; pine
nuts 1920: Italian chestnuts, 120lac; Cali
fornia chcstnuts. SN Zoe per To-
lioney Water white comb sage honey, ia
1fe: white %. I2M l2lac; amber do. 10d lie;
Sacramento river comb l0GISc; extracted So a
9c for white. Tdsc for light amber and 5l4 @6lac
Fer n for amber.
Bees7vax-27is a3oc per ID for light and 23a
-1e Eor lar-
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View York CoHec Market

NEW YORK. Nov. Pc. F. Hutton & Co 3
wire said; Both European markets sent dis
appointing cables again today. After the Sc
Tere decline in market. however. in the
carly morning Havre and Hamburg cables held
their own, aud Hamburg actually advanced,
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SAVANNAH, Ca. Nov 9.-Turpentine-Firm
at i6@56i2c. Sales 5s5 receipts, I'll; ship
ments. S35: stocks. 1911.
Rosln--Firm; Sales. 1.2oo; receipts. 1905;
shinments. 1880: stocks. 5.124 Quote: B.
s.. 65d5.70: d. s5.75; E. s5.75G5 771s; F. s5.s5;
G. S3.sl: II. s5s716 65.eTh: T. s6.15m6 Is: X,
SEQ; ", S6.75; \, s7.20; WG, S755; WV,
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St Loui. wool ,f,rI,ot

ST LOUIS. Nov % -Wool-Steacy Medium
grades combing and clothing. 30 M24c. light
fne. 20a22 heavy fine. 1591Tc; tub washed.
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Siberia Carries Big Crowd OF Passengers


The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Cap
tain Adrian Feeder, sailed yesterday
for the far east crowded with passen-
gers and carrying a large cargo. The
liner carried $50 cabin passengers and
more than 500 Asiatics. Among the
Asiatics were 80 Chinese who had been
refused landing by the immigration
authorities.
Commissioned General of Immigration
Daniel j. Keefe and Mrs. Keefe were
passengers on the liner. Commissioner
Keefe is going to Honolulu to investi-
gate immigration conditions there He
viii return on the Mongolia, which is
due here December so. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox and her husband were passen-
gers on the liner. They are going to
Hongkong. The Siberia carried large
number of passengers for Manila,
where all Pacific Mail ships now call.
Among the passengers for Manila was
Rear Admiral w. L. Capps of the navy
The Siberia's passengers incIuded:
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BY UNITED WIRELESS

Tuesday, Nov. 29, 1910.
PRINCE RUPERT wireless reports stmr Mime
seta from Mppgk9og for seate He due 1s fo Frdsg
Diego; Nov 20, s a. M. eight miles south of
Point Sur: barometer. 30.13: temperature 53 !:
light easterly winds; smooth; fine weather;
all we'll
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Memoranda

Stmr President. from San Francisco Nov %
for Seattle is reported from Seattle having
broken down on West Point at $50 D. m. Nov.
20 No details.
Per stmr Caseo-Had fresh Sc wind first three
days.
Per stmr Admiral Ssmpson-On the afternoon
Of Nov. 26. OF the oregon coast. in strong 81
gale. First officer o. A. Peterson struck
by a heavy and washed under small
boat and crushed to death.
Br Stmr LOnSdale arrived at Salina Cruz Nov.
from Vancouver with coal in hunkers on FIRE
cargo Fire extnguished. Damage slight.
with loss of so tons coal. Survey has been
held VIII proceed TO Vancouver
Fr bark Marechal De Castries. before reported
at Reef harbOr in distress Repairs TO vessel
viii be completed November 20 viii not dis
charge any part OF cargo.
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f-hfca1o Produce Market

CHICAGO Nov. -Butter-Steady. Re
ceipts, 1898: creameries. 24d30c: daries, 23G
BIC.
Eggs-Firm. Al mark cases included, 1915
622Lzc: frsts Soc; prime hrsts. 32c.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies, Is y II 1554c: twins,
1871 d1akc; Young Americas, 15A @15l2c; long
horns I5L56I52tc.
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At Auction Dec. 8, 1910.
w. II. HORD, AucttOneer.
7O4 Market ST.. :. r.

SAIINA CRU7-Arrived Nov j-Br stmr
GUAYiIAs~ Nov. 1s-Schr Carrier
Dove. from Grays Harbor.
AvONMOUTH- Sailed Nov 2O-Br stmr MANY
man. for Portland. Ore.
PUNTA ARENAS-Arrived Nov 2S-Stm
Honoluluan. from Baltimore. for san Franc 500
TABLE BAY-~Arrived Nov. l6-Br ship ~
VALPARAIsOZAr prior to Nov. 2S- -Br
stmr Coya. from New York.
ST. LUCIA-sailed Nov. 19-Br stmr Charca~
UAYAoUGi-Arrived Nov. 1a-B- stm-
Queen Alexandra. from New York. FOR Guaymas
ALGIERs- Sailed Nov 26-Br stmr Muncasser
Castle. for New York.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Sailed Nov. eS-Stmr Colon. for
Colon Nov 29-Stmr Cristobal for Cristobal.
Arrived Nov. 2S-Br stmr CharCss. from Tai
BALTIMORE Arrived Nov. 2s-Stmr Georgian,
from Puerto Mexico.
ISLAND PORTS
MANII.A-Arrived Nov. 2%Br Stmr Hallsm-
shire. from Philadelphia.
HONOLULU-Arrtved Nov. %. . a. m.-Jan
stmr wIiheimina. hence Nov. %.
Sailed Nov. 2s-Br stmr Collingham. for
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIvERPOOI-Ssiled Nov. 29-Stmr iceland.
BosToN-saned Nov. 2s-stmr cymric. for
SNEW YoRK-Arrived Nov 2e-stmr FUR
nessia, from Glasgow; stmr Niagara. FROM
Havre; stmr Friederich der crosse, from Bre-
men.
Sailed Nov. 2s-stmr Ryndsm for Rotterdam;
stmr KrOnDrinz Wilhelm. for Bremen.
GENOA-Arrived Nov. 25-Stmrs Duca Deig.
Abruzzi and Luisana.
LONDON-Arrived Nov. 29-Stmr Manhattan
from San Francisco; stmr MinnetOnka. from
New York.
HANBU RG-saiIed Nov 25-stmr Sais Tor
Vancouver. Nov. 27-Stmr Pretoria. for Bslti-
more.
Arrived Nov 2e-stmr Prinz AdaIbert. for
''GiltSI HAvRE-saued Nov. 2e-stmr La Gascogne.
for New York.
|. SYDNEY. n s W-Arrived prior to Nov
29-Stmr Makurs, from Vancouver.
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Portland Livestock Market

PORTLAND Nov. 29.-Cattle- Receipts. 100
head; market firm. Steers. choice s.. 25d 5.65,
medium S4.50d5; choice beifers. S4.75M5; cows,
choice s4 5O6I5 good 81. .5OGi4 common seas. 90
bulls, S4@425; stays. choice. $4@4.j0: calves,
light sTM7.50. heavy S405.25.
Hogs-Recepts, 100 head: market steady. Top,
SsG %; medium. $7.5Od775.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head: market weak.
Best valley wethers. 81. 25el3. J0 good vethers.
S3d3.25: best yesring wethers, S425G4.T5;
hest valley ewes. S360M4: lambs. choice noun
tain $5.15M6, choice valley S4.75M6.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Nov. 20. 1910.
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Ella and Erna ont of Coast Trade

The possibility of the Jebsen line re-
suming business between Puget sound
this port and Central America has been
up in the air for some time. The local
companies interested In this trade have
been awaiting some sign of the lines
resurrection, and yesterday there was a
sigh of general Satisfaction when word
steamers Ella and Erna, which con-
stituted the Jebsen fleet, had been
chartered to carry grain from Puget
sound for Europe
The Jebsen line did not make a finau-
cial success of its business with the
lower coast, but while the Ella and
Erna were running IL cost their com
petitors something to create the con-
ditions that resulted in the wfthdra wal
of the Jebsen steamers.
1t was announced recently that they
were TO be put back in the Central
American trade and it is understood
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PIER DIRECTORY

NORTH OF MARKET STREET
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DAILY RIVER BuLLETI

SACRAMENTO. Nov 29-observations taken
Mt g. m. Pacific time:
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TO Pacific Coast steamship company.
OUTSIDE, BOUND IN, II N.
Tuesday. Nov. 20.
Stmr Rosecraus.
Schr W. f. Jewett.
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every collection
guar rantee fol genu
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EASTERN PORTS

NEW 1OKk-SaIled Nov -S-Sfmr J0I0n, T0I
Colon. Nov. 29-Stmr CrstObal. for Cristobal.
Arrived Nov. 2S-Br stmr CharCss from Tai
tai. via st. Lucia
BALTIMORE-ArrivedN Nov. 2S-Stmr Georgian,
from Puerto Mexico
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TThat all plans were laid, by the lines
already in the field. to give the Seattle
line another battle. The generals that
planned the campaign were ready to
light, but are better pleased to see the
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-17
The Death Of Mrs. W. ". 1vda..

!
The Death of Mrs. W.. W. Lyda.
In the recent death of Mrs. W..
w. LYDIA, who departed from this !.
life on October 4th, at her home
in Hillgirt, the whole community
has suffered severe loss. To her
sorroWing and heavily bereaved
family the coincidence of a lrags
circle of loving acquaintances n
extended, their only comfort be-
ing in the knowledge that this
Christian woman, perfect mothsr
and ideal wife, has passed to -
well-earned reward.
Mrs. LYDIA died at the age of So
years. She was buried at ST.
Pauls, Edneyville, an dtAe touch
ing tribute of the Rev. R. N. Viii
cox, who offciated at the last sad
rites, so this most estimable lady
will not soon be forgotten by his-
hearers.
A husband, three sons and five
daughters survive. The deceased.
fore her marriage many years ago,
was Miss Elizabeth Newman be. :.
to Mr.. LYDIA. By her patient SUI
fering, her lifelong example ef
Christian piety and virtue, Mrs
LYDIA set an example to the
younger generation around her
which will be sadly missed now
that she has passed into that land
of shadows from which none may
return. FRIEND.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-17
The Methodist Conference.

It is said that every effort posi-
Bile will be made to land the next
Western North Carolina Confer
ence Of the Methodist church for
Hendersonville. It was halfway
promised to this town last year,
and the committee from this town
will use every endeaVor to per
suade the Conference that Hen
derSonville is the logical place for
their meeting place In 1911. Rev.
JnO. W. Moore is an enthusiast
about this matter and will do all
within his power to bring the con-
ference home with him when he
returns.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-17

ployed.
Roosevelt failed to cary his own
precinct. He failed to carry his
own district, for it elected &
democrat. to congress. He failed
piteously to carry his state, for
it went democratic in landslide
fashion.
Thus is the assailant of the su-
preme court, the vilhfer of honest
men s character, the brandisher
OF the ringster's whip, paid IN
his own coin.
No more singing rebuke was
ever administered in this conn
try by an indignant people thar
that accorded Boss Roosevelt ins
his own land and by his own peo-
pie. Charlotte News.