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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-20
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest. to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSoeciaI Dnbatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Oct. 19.-The North Pacific Coast
company's steamer Eureka arrived from Portland
via Astoria this morning with freight and pas
sengers. The Eureka departed this afternoon on
the return trip
Departing this morning for San Francisco was
The steamer Katherine departed with lumber
for San Francisco from the Holmes Eureka lumber
company,s wharf this morning.
Departing today for San Francisco with freight
mail and passengers was the steamer State Of
California.
The steamer North Fork departed from Arcata
wharf at noon today for San Francisco with
lumber.
The steamer Iaqua was among the outgoing
lumber carriers today, departing for San Fran
cisco from Arcata wharf
The steamer Prentiss left for San Francisco
from Arcata wharf at noon today with lumber.
The steamer J. ]. Loggie departed with lum-
Der from the Bucksport wharf this afternoon
bound for San Francisco
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 19.-Arrived: Steamer
Buckman, Seattle; U. s. s. Truxtun, Beachers
bay and Santa Rosa island; steam schooners Sa-
moa Caspar. &c. w. Fenwick. Columbia river; oil
steamer Whittier. San Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer Governor, San Diego; steam
schooners Norwood, Grays Harbor; Yellowstone,
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLD
for Redondo Beach.
FOREIGN PORTS

for Redondo Beach.
FOREIGN PORTS
HoNGkoNG-Arrived Oct. 1s-stmr China.
eagle. from Victoria
Sailed Oct. 1S-stmr Siberia. for San Francisco.
HAV RE-Arrived Oct 17-Ger stmr Sais.
YoKOHAMA-Arrived prior Oct. 1s-Br stmr
Aymeric, from Oregon via Seattle; Jap stmr Tam
ba Maru, from Seattle.
Sailed Oct 1s-Br stmr Empress OF Japan,
sINGAPoRE-saiied Oct. 1s-Br stmr Indrs.
for Boston and New York.
VICT0RIA-Arriyed Oct. 19-Jap stnr Panama
Maru, from Yokohama.
Sailed Oct. 19-Stmr Senator, for San Fran
CISCO
Sailed Oct. Is-Nor stmr Eir, for Portland
GUAYMAS-Sailed Oct. 1S-Stnlr Curacao, for
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Oct 19-Stmr Barbar-
ossa. from Bremen
Sailed Oct 1s-stmr President Lincoln. for
Hamburg; stmr Adristic. for Southampton; stmr
Lusitania. for Liverpool, stmr Martha Washing
ton. for Naples.
NAPLES-Arrived Oct 15-stmr Atlanta from
New York Oct 1s-stmr Berlin. from New
HAvRE-Arrived Oct. I7-stmr sais from san
GENoA-sailed Oct. 1T-stmr Lusisnls, for
New York.
GIBRALTAR-sailed Oct 1s-stmr Princess
Arrived Oct. 1s-stmr carpathia. from New
York.
SOUTHAMPTON Sailed Oct 1s-stmr. oce-
oUEENsTowN-Sailed Oct. ls-stmr cymric.
AvoNMOUTH-Arrived Oct. 19-Stmr Amiral
Duperre, from San Francisco.
LAS PALMAS-Arriyed Oct. 19-Stmr Itauri.
from Hamburg for San Francisco.
PUNTA ARENAS-Sailed Oct. 1e-Stmr Cal
AZORES Oct. 1s-stmr Canoplc. for
Boston.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
rSnrcinl Disnnfch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Oct. I9.-The price of. eggs
advanced cent today on the produce ex
from the valley have been diverted TO Sar
Francisco. causing shortage here Butter was
steady No immediate Change is expected Re
CENTS Of produce were: Eggs, lbs cases; butter,
Il sos pounds: cheese. 1,136 pounds; potatoes
? 737 sacks: beans. 1 sacks; sweet potatoes, 2Ss
sacks: apples, G64 boxes
Eggs-Locsl ranch caBdled, frsts. Ate: case
count 45c: eastern fresh. 35c;- storage extras,
32c: storage seconds, &c.
Butter-SelIing price 10 trade, 2lsc higher;
California creameries. extras. SOC; do drsts.
32tSc: cooking. 25c; lsdle, 25c.
Cbeese-Nortnern fresh. 1sd 1s15c; local. 1sc;
Oregon daisy. 1S15c; eastern singles. l9c; dc
twins IsIkc; eastern daisy, lea 191sc; east
ern longborns. zoe. eastern cheddar, zoe; i'm
ported swiss 32c: jack, 19c; domestic swiss,
2s6 2zc: cream brick, zoe; lImburger, 20c;
Roquefort. CSC.
Beans-No. ] pink. $e25@6.5o: No. lmas:
IS. No. Lady Washington. $3.50; No small
whites. $40; No. / blackeyes, $3.50: No. ]
,-arvanzas. $3.50; No ] California lentils, 81;
Potatoes (per ctD-Highland 81 1O@l-35;
Salinas 81 70; yellow sweets, $1-Jo@l-15.
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New York yEetoI oI,rtxet

NEW YORK Oct 19.-Standard copper dull:
spot, October, November. December and January,
u 40d l2-55c. London easy; spot, f5T; futures
EJ7 los Cd.
Arrivals reported at New York today 1850
tons Custom house returns show exports of
l5,0Sl tons so far this month. Lake copper,
l2S9 y 413c: electrolytic. 12-75@12 .S7l5c cast
ing, 12.371a 6I2e2Ikc.
Tin-strong; spot, 3725@37 CSC; October,
36-Sod3e. SOC; January. Sc 12lh d36. soc. Sales
p tons November; buyers option to double al
o6.25c- London closed strong; spot, f169; flu
lures, f166
Lead-Quiet, 44o@4.4 45c New York; 42564. &c
East St. Louis. London. spot, f13 5s
Spelter-Flrm, 5.50G 560c New York; s. 54OG
5.5oc East st. Louis. London, spot f24
Iron-cleveland warrants. 49s 71ad in Lon
DON Locally iron was quiet; No. 1 foundry
northern. No. ! southern and No. j southern
soft, SO; !591e.25; No. foundry northern,
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Building Contracts

Wilford Fl. and Mary G. Williams with
Frank Neidick to erect a one story and attic
frame building In line OF Stanyan street, 100
s OF ParnassIs avenue. for $3.6S5.
Anna I. Edgar with Walker & Kingsland, all
work except plumbing for two story and base-
ment frame building In W line OF Fourth ave-
nue.. 275 Of Clement. for 81 100
Thomas G. Atkins with Felix Marcuse. to
erect a two story frame residence In line OF
Twenty-etghth avenue, 19J OF street, 40
by 120. for So. zoo
j. e. Argus with Gustave Anderson. to erect
a two story frame residence at SW cor OF
Twelfth avenue and NJ street. Tor 81. COO
and William s. Shook & Sons. to erect a three
story and basement brick building thats), in
line of Sutter street. SI:6 OF Leavenwortn, >
S76 by 4 25 for S12. .636-
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GIRL BITTEN IN FACE
WHILE SAVING PET CAT
Beautiful Mabel Larsen At.
tackled by Vicious Collie
(Seecial Dispoteh to The Call

CORTE MADEIRA. Oct. 19.-Whila
saving her Angora cat from the teeth
OF collie dog this AFTERNOON Miss
Mabel Larsen was bitten three times in
the face The dog was brought to Corts
MADEIRA by visitors from San Francisco
The collie chased Miss Larsen's cat
about the yard and the girl finally
opened the door Of the house to let it
reach a place OF safety. The dog then
attacked her and succeeded in tearing
her face badly before IL could be beaten
Off
DR.. j. F. McCue found that one OF the
wounds was deep and might leave a
permanent scar Miss Larsen Is %
years old, the daughter of Mrs. c.
Larsen, a wealthy widow. and one OF
the most beautiful girls In the town.
The dog was shot by Town Marshal
Frank Murphy.
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maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest Information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. 8. N. in charge.
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Memoranda

Position Of Br stmr Damara, ashore at Fort
Point, unchanged. cargo jettisoned all night: too
rough for barges; weather at present moderatei
expect to attempt TO foat vessel between 1880
and IL a IN. today
10 a.. n.-The tugs Sea Rover, Sea Lark, Sea
Queen and Dauntless, all made fast. have stopped
jettisonlng cargo; vessel afoat fore and aft. but
is held by some pinnacle; pumps are not Jet
started
Br stmr Damara, before reported ashore at
Fort Point, was successfully foated with assist
ance Of four tugs at IL a m today. Oct 49,
IL 10 a. M. towing up the bay apparently under
good control Sea Queen towing
Damara passed Meggs wharf II 80 a m. In
tow tugs Sea Queen and Dauntless; has slight list
to starboard; all the pumps working.
Per stmr Bowdoin--On Oct. IL, SIS a. m. 8
miles NV. Of Point Arguelo, with bktn Retriever
in tow, from Hueneme for San Francisco, had
strong NV. gale and NV. swell: hawser parted
and steamer proceeded to port without the bark
entine.>
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REEF TORN DAMARA
SAFE in DRY DOCK
Barley Laden British Steamer
that Went on Rocks at Fort
Point Is FlOated
HE British freight.

HE British freight
er Damara, which
went ashore at 2 p.
M, October s. on
the reef at Fort
Point, was f1oated
at IL a. m. yester-
day to the JOY OF
the Underwriters
and the improve
ment of the seem
cry in the vicinity
Of Fort Winfield
Scott. The soldiers
at the Preside and
the pedestrian bril-
gade may miss the
derelict. The work
of the wreckers
was interesting for
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonnage Engnren,ents

The British ship ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS which ar
rived at Portland yesterday. chartered prior
10 arrival for wheat thence to the United King
dom with the usual continental options at 2ss Cd
The steamer F. S. Loop Is under charter fol-
Diego al 81.
The steamer Nome City. previously reported
chartered for lumber from Columbia river IL
san Pedro will load wheat at Portland for this
port at 81. 75 a ton.
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hay, in spite Of the comparative light arrivals.
can not be sold here at figures based on the
Town trade is very quiet. although shipping Is
fairly active. There is no activity at ait IN
the country on the part OF local dealers; some
hay. OF course is being purchased right along.
but in very small quantities, and only enough 70
supply immediate demands. as it seems TO be
the opinion of all operators that we viii not see
q sufficient increase fn value 10. warrant buy lag
hay for future deveTy II Is natural Tor nnder
cover 10 look for better prices. but with the
present outlook we can see nothing encouraging
FOR the future of the market. The future trVnd
81 the market viii be governed by the demand.
We know tie supply IS heavy. and unless we
receive some abnormal demand from me tsE outs.ue
alton Of the hay situation as 1t exists at pres
MsaaiI5es@ss4s nsaemszsGss sas sss 'pef per- ton.
Shorts-S3ed32 per ton.
for feed. S2easI: mixed feed s25a2e for aver,
age lots: linseed oilcske meal 20 tons S4u -n ~
cocoanut cake or meal al mills. $3.50 in 20 and
10 aud S26 in ton lots, jobbing $3.50; eoFn 9rn
meal. S36G37: cracked corn. S3605i; aLa.la ~
meal. carload lots SIT 3oSbing SIS req stsr .s a.
falfa meal SIT in csrlots and $is joheing: NO, %
desto alfalfa meal. $3.50 in car lots and Sll o9
5obbing: stockton mealfalfa s1T in car lots and
SIS 5obbing: Caproco oilcake meal. sl5-3o per
ton: calfaIfa SO in car lots and $50 jobbing;
Hsy-ordInsry wheat ssGl2 100; choice, sssaSSS ssSS
1850: volunteer wild ost. STGe; alfalfa St@l0'
stock hay. S56e.5O per ton.
Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hops
Hides-Culs and brands sell about = dlc uh.
der quotations; heavy salted steers. lO19c, Agnt
medium. 91kc; light &C; cowhides. &c; stags &c;
salted kip. Zoe; sslted veal, l51ge; salted car,
l5lbc: dry hides Isc: dry salt hides, l2c ory
kip l7c; dry calf. 22c: sheepskins. shearIlngs,
25a4oc each; short WOOL 4oq7oc; meoium tog .oo
a0c; long wool 9OcdS1.25; lambs. 20d5oc i:
horsehides. salt 50 25G3 for large and 81 oOd Z
for medium, 75cGs1 for small J. and 25gSOc SG ,of
colts: hOrsehides. dry. S2d229 for large oalS anS
Soc for colts: gosfskins prime angoras, d5cG 81
large hair goats, 30940c; medium, ZoGSVc'
small 5GI5c. a.
TalIow-No rendered, 5h@e1zc; No. 2 "a
&c: grease. 2d2Ec.
9MiIc. do. s months. 7H11c; northern Sonoms
and Meacocjno. 1S02Oc; Humboldt, 2oc sskeo'
Nevada. 13Q16c Per Ii.
Fall clip-Mountain free. 9Mllc; northern ana
valley. 7d10c: San JOAQUIN fall lambs, fglOc'
do defective and heavy. 5@Tc per 10.
Hops-California. 1909 crop. nominal; oregon
nominal; crop Of 1910, l2i2 Gl6l1c per 10.
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Naval storcs-Turnentine and Ro,,n

SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. 19.-Spirits turpen
tine firm. 77Ac; sales. LOG; receipts 25s; ship
ments, none; stock. 1896.
Rosin-Firm; sales, 2,104; receipts. 1,0o1;
shipments, none; stock 81. 24e Quote: B.
s5.95Ge; D. se,05@e.o71a; L. sG.2o. F. Sc. $50
s3!1 G, s6, 4oG6. .42A H. s6.4212 ass: +
$50; K. s64712: NJ. $3.50; n. s6.52k; wG,
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, October
10, 1910.
The time ball on the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cfc standard time (120th meridian), or at Sh.
DOM. OOs. Greenwich mean time
]. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant, u. g. N, In charge.
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Eastern LivestoGk thanked

= CHICAGO. Oct 19-Catfle receipts. esti-
mated at q 900 head: market steady to shade
OF Beeres 81 60d7 z. IS; Texas steers. $3.40@ a
so: western steers S4.15G6s0; stockers and
feeders S425G5.60: cows and heifers, $225@
6.40s calves. $7.15G10.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000 head;
market STEADY for light and others weak to &c
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

of. Heavy. ss15d9.25: rough. ss15@s;4o:
good to choice heavy, ss.40d92o; pigs, ss.oo9
SheepHReeetpis y % raes estinosed at $4,000 head;
market steady. Native. S25o@4 80; western.
s275@ 25; yesriines. s4 so@5.4e; lambs. ma
tive s4.'o@7lo; %sstsssn, Ssss ciTy ST;.oSa0
KANSAS CITY. Oct 1e.-Cattle-R
Loo head native steers SS29GSoo co ss sofn 4s@
stockers and feeders; s.. 25@5.5o; bulls sS4 sS4
4l25: calves, s3.T5@s western steers, S3.5Cq
6.50; western cows S2.T5M5
Hogs-Receipts 6.oo0 head: market steady
Bulk of sales, S9G925: heavy, $se0G9.15;
packers and butchers. SsG9.3o; light. 50. log
sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; market steady.
Muttons, S3.50G4.50; lambs. S5-75@6.65; fed
wethers and yearlings, s4@5.25; fed western
ewes, S2.50@4.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 19--Cattle-
s425@7 so; cows and heifers, So 5o@5 30;
western steers. S3.7o@e.25; range cows and
neife1s So SO e5; Gamers, s255as5oS; st stock @
bulls, stays. etc, $3G4T5.
Hogs-Receipts, 4.500 head: market weak TO
Joe @ lover ,, Heavy ss.5o@s;e5; mixed s. so@@ @
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market steady; year
lings, S4.50d5.25; wethers. S3.40@425; ewes,
So 25G3.e5; lambs, Sc.i5@6.75.
Portland Livestock Market
PORTLAND, Oct. .-Cattle-Receipts. 100:
market firm. Beef steers, choice, $5@5.50; beef
steers e medium, s45o@5; choice heifers; $500
cows, SS.5o@4; common cows, S2@S.50; bulls,
$S.5oQ4: stays, S4@4.50; calves, light, se75@
10; calves heavy. S3.15@5-
Hogs-Recepts, 500: market weak. Top, S9.75;
fair 10 mediums, So 25@9.50.
Sheep-Receipts. none; market steady. Best
1slley 1I wv. wethers ssa5@S5o' fair wethers, ss
ley ewes, $3@3. so; lambs, choice mediums, S5@
go; do choice valley, s4.7505.
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st. Louis Wool Marker

ST LOUIS, Oct 19-WooI steady; medium
grades, eombing and clothing. 23M24c; light
fine. le@2lc; heavy fine, 15@1Tc; tub washed,
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The local shipping world, however,
felt 1t something of a disgrace to have
a big, fine freighter trapped in the
mouth of the Golden Gate. for II days,
and the news that the Damara had
been foated was received with general
satisfaction.
The Damara, lost in bank OF fog
that swept in from the ocean, was
outward bound, when a too hasty
change in the vessels course sent it
crashing on the reef. The steamer
tons ms OF barley OF this cargo 60 about bout
dition. With what was saved and
thrown overheard, about 5000 tons Of
freight was taken from the hold be-
fore the Damara f1oated.
The tugs Queen, Dauntless, Sea Lion
yesterday that shifted the Damara
from Its rocky. resting place. Under
side, the crippled freighter steamed up
the bay. to Hunters point and was
PLACED in the big basin.
aged, but the full extent of the injury
will not be known until today. when
the water has, been pumped out of
the dock and the underwriters, repre-
sentatives will be able to make COM
plete survey.
Liner VIII BE Here Tomorrow
A wireless message. was received
yesterday from Captain w. c. T. S.
Fflmer, commander of the Japanese
turbine liner Tenyo Maru. which is due
here tomorrow from the orient. The
message was dated 8 p. m, October IS.
when the liner was $50 miles from the
the sea smooth and the sky without
clouds. The message concluded with
the information that the liner would
anchor in quarantine about 10 o'clock
in the morning
# captain Filmer lives up to his
schedule the passengers, of which
there are many on the liner, will land
at pier A about noon. The Tenyo has
large cargo, which includes a valu-
able shipment of raw silk.
This is probably the last voyage that
G. Lacey Goodrich. the Tenyos purser.
been appointed general passenger
agent for the T. K. K. in the far east,
and when he goes to the orient to take
passenger.
Mackinaw VIII Sail Tonight
TIL freighter Mackinaw of Bates &
Chesebrough's California and Atlantic
steamship line will sail tonight for the
York freight. The Mackinaws cargo
viii include a large. shipment of Cali
fornia wine.
VIII Let Oil and Lumber Contracts
At today's meeting of the harbor
commission bids will be opened and
contracts may be let for a years sup
ply of lumber and fuel oil for the
states use along the water front. The
commission will meet at o'clock this
morning in the ferry building.
Water Front Notes
The navy collier Justin left yester-
day for the lower coast with a target
in tow for the use of the cruisers.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
hA ste 1af@
at ! p. M. Tuesday for this port.
The liner Siberia sailed Tuesday
from Hongkong for this port
The ship Edward Sewall at Philadel-
phia cleared Tuesday for this port via
Newport News.
Captain BIames Horn Whistle
Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers Bull
ger and Bolles yesterday held an in
Quiry into the cause of the grounding
of the steamer Tallac off Point Reyes
Qctnher :.
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chicago Dairr Produce Marke

CHICAGO, Oct le.-Butter-steady. Cream
cries. 2z629c: daries. 25d27c
Eggs-Recefpts. 1913 cases. Firm; at mark,
cases included, 1si5 @2l15c; hrsts. 2416c; prime
firsts 261sc.
Cheese-weak Daisies, 15lkc: twins. lac
14lkc; Young Americas, l5@l5Ae; loaghorns.
I5L 4I55kc.
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Exports bv the PIeiade.


The steamer Pleiades sailed for Salina Cruz
Sunday with cargo laden here and at other coast
ports consigned to New York and to European
cities via the Tehuantepec railroad The cargo
laden here valued at S211. .42l. the distribu.
ton being follows: For New York, s47 796
Germany, STS,925; France, S76.571; Belgium
S7,065, Sweden 81. .oS6; Italy. $500; Great Brit.
ain, S2.17S- The principal shipments and their
destinations were follows:
To New York-43.441 gals wine. 3,274 cs
canned goods, 20 2o5 lbs beans PIT lbs prunes
pkgs machinery, cs typewriters. 1857 lbs to-
bscco.
To GERMANY, ,o06 9ss lbs dried fruit, e5 .375
lbs raisns. $50 cs canned goods, 10,200 gals wine
9,211 lbs vanilla beans.
To France, lis. .4T5 lbs dried fruit.
To Belgium-200 cs canned goods. 81 0o5 lbs
dried fruit.
To Sweden-42, ,e25 lbs dried fruit, 4.ss5 lbs
nuts.
To Great Brftain-2s. o50 lbs dried fruit
In addition TO the foregoing the steamer had
cargo laden at San Diego for New York valued
at S7.397. and merchandise from the southern
port for Europe, valued at S22.5 .5S4- Also cargo
route from Portland to New York valued at
81, ,oS2-
Change of Masters
Steamer yenice-Late master r. W. Hansen
Jr present master c. Il Cook.
RENEWAL LICENSES
Steamer Lagunitas=A. Poisson master
Steamer James NJ. Donahue--A. Poisson master.
Schooner Caroline Dixon. Bates master.
ENROLLMENTS
Schooner Nellie Carter-H. Somner master.
Schooner Rainier-Charles G. Lndqufst master.
Schooner Meta-Wiliam Waldeck master.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau-San Francisco. Oct 10, 1910
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Hmy Transports
The Buford is in port.
The Crook is at aManila.
The Dix, bound from Manila for Seattle, ar
rived October 9 at Honolulu.
: The Logan sailed October Is from Manila.
The Sherman, outward bound, sailed October
IA from Honolulu.
The Sheridan Is in port.
The Thomas is at Moore & Scott's shipyard un-
der repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines
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Captain BIames Horn whistle

Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers Bull
0uiry into the cause of fhe rround;ne
of the steamer Tallac off Point Reyes
October s.
Captain Hansen of the vessel was in
terrogated by Inspector Bulger, and
said that the cause of the disaster was
that he did not know the whistle on the
point had been changed from siren
to a horn. He further said that he was
just about to take soundfngs when his
ship grounded, and that he believed the
horn whistle he heard in his path was
that of q sailing vessel, and not that
of the Point Reyes lighthouse.
The Tallac was on its right course
when she grounded and it is the opin-
ion that It was carried in toward shore
by the tide between Point Arena and
Point Reyes.
Bulger and Bolles will render their
decision within a few days. There was
no damage to the Tallac and no lives
lost, so that the master of the vessel
probably will escape without censure.
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CfrcuI.r 10 SUGAR Trade

The Western sugar refining company issues
the following circular 10 the trade, dated octo-
her Il:
Referring TO the decline Of 15 points which
took effect at the opening of business this morn
ing we desire 70 say that we viii protect you
against this on any sugar that you may have
on hand. or route which was bought Of us
at q higher basis than 5.I0c for standard fine
lesnel granulated sugar
when filing claims. please separate your
stock on hand from shipments en- route. and be
careful TO show grades and weights in detail"
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HYpRoGRAPHIc OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to harb
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-20

The merchants whose ad-
vertisements appear on this
page have done business in
Newport News for a long time
and are worthy of your pat
rcnage. Special prices are
being offered by them TOR the
Thanksgiving trade. The high
cost of living can be reduced
by buying from them, and you
will have more for which you
should be thankful.
Visit these stores and salts
fy yourself that a great saving
can be effected on your pur-
ChaSeS.