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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Coffon Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-There was revival
Of bullish excitement in the cotton market this
less cotton ginned TO November IA than ex-
pected and first prices were anywhere from
% 10 Il points above the closing figures of last
week. with May cotton selling at 1880.
Realizing was very heavy this jump Of
about 50 per bale and the market later ruled
very nervous. with prices easing off slightly
The census figures indication Of s7e4. 1873
bales ginned to November Il this year com
pairing with SIP l90 last year and 9.595, 500
two years ago. evidently came as a surprise
70 the trade which had been looking for a re
first reading generally taken strength
ening expectation Of crop Of under 1l.S0oo o00
Round bales included this year are 81 .s39.
compared with l23.15I In 1909 1T3.90S in
1905 Sea island cotton included is 52.5s5. com
pared with 6s.z95 in 1909 and sc. T0l in 1905
f. T. Hutton & Co.'S wire SAYS: The mar
ket was bought heavily today by the bull
crowd Immediately on announcement of census
fIg,res sbov-ine, -el 159 hsJee 70 bsre heen
ginned TO Nov. ID. notwithstanding the fact
that these figures represent the second largest
total and also the second largest ginned for
this period on record. There is really nething
bullish in the figures the basis of the aver
age amount ginFed after this date for the past
i've years a commercial crop of about 12.J0o.o00
bales is Indicated against popular expectations
for a crop Of from 1I.250.0OO to II. SOC, 600
bales When the poor state OF trade IS taken
into consideration fl would that a supply
OF u 500, ,000 bales for the present session would
prove ample for all legitimate purposes and
leave a visible supply AT the end of the year
sufficiently large to protect the worlds fu-
ture markets against all such manpulative tao
tics as were resOrted to during the closing
months Of the last year The movement TO
market up 10 Nov. Is about 1000 bales
less than 70 a corresponding date a year ago,
and the basis Of s. .764. 600 bales ginned TO
Nov Il, the facts in the case show that plan
tation stocks are about 500. 900 larger than
last year. compared with about 100000 bales
more than last year Nov. ]. Therefore.
continued large receipts can reasonably be
looked for and unless export demand grows more
urgent. stocks at the Interior towns will con
tinue 10 increase
Cotton futures closed firm at net gain of
p TO IS points for the day
Cotton spot closed quiet. 25 points higher
Miodllng uplands, l4.s0c; middling gulf 15.05e.
No sales.
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- 80 Prndnce

NEW YORK. NOV. -Hogs-Steady-
Hides-Firm.
Petroleum Steady.
Wnoi-Steadv
lsursr- Raw. firm: Museovsdo SO test. s-s7e:
centr.fugal. 96 test. . SIC; molasses sugar. SO
"a i2c: refined. quiet.
CoEee- Futures closed steady at a net advance
of 5N20 points sales 81 COO bags November
snd December. I035c: January. I0.s2c; February.
Io-31c; March and APRIL. l03lc; May. 10-32e;
tember 1920; October. l0.20c Spot strong
Rio No = i3lsc: Santos No. 4, l355c; mild, firm;
Cordova. l1lk d15c.
r F. Hutton & Co s wire SAYS: "Au points
in Brazil sent firm cables today. some exporters
even going 50 fer as 10 refuse 70 offer their
c0fee a. au feeling 50 confident that the price
7evre se0r onofafions from Ia 10 , higher
which IS one Of the most important advances
We have had IN thst market at any time. Our
market opened ~ q sharp advance from Sstur-
day s close and has continued steady 10 strong
curing the entire day There mas been some
short covering 81 European and local account.
together with good buying for the long account.
Selling has been proht taking by people who
would De willing 10 come in again on either an
advance OF decline. The situation remains very
hulish and confidence in the future Of the market
Is more general than 81 any time during the
past Much higher prices are expected by the
trade in general consisting Of some of our most
level headed and important importers -
Butter-Easy: creamery specials. 31ia a 32c:
extra, 3o5sc: thirds 10 frsts. 24@29c; held
creamery. second 10 special 25a2T1hc-
Cheese-Firm state. whole milk. special quail
itv. special, 15s<c: do fancy c0iored. i5l5c; do
fancy Wnitey l3As % l3 t2cs 90 chece. l4 ~ l0c.
do October quality fine. 14k dI4lsc; state.
whole milk late made. ordinary, lsc: 90 com
mon. I81ac: skins. pa "a BE.
Eggs-Firm; state. Pennsylvania ana nearby
lennery white fancy. 52M soc; do gathered
white sod 4Sc; DO hennery brown. fancy. 420z45e:
do gathered brown. 3sd42c; fresh fathered extra
frsfs. sea 3sc: do 6rsts. 81 d35c: do seconds.
2en30c; do dirfies. No. ]. caudled 24G25c; do
10. 2 candled 22M23c; refrigerator. frsts in
local storage 2sl5 n l5c; do seconds. 23M24c:
refrigerator with special marks. fancy, In local
storage 26M26I[cs
DRIED FRUITS
ETaporated Apples Quiet. steady small Of
ferings crop. On the spot fancy are
quoted at 1I15dIls<c; choice, 10sz 9Ios4c;
prime ~ 092tc.
PruRes-Firm. with fair jobbing trade. Quo
tations range from Sc 10 l0I9c for CALIFORNIA;
up 10 3os0s and sac 10 9l2e for Oregons from
Cos fa 30s
Apricots-Quiet but STEADY. Choice. l23s a 13c;
extra choice 1917 a i37. G; fancy. 132t 414c.
teaehes-Firm hut inactive Choice. 7MTlsc;
eNlEa choice. S0SI2c: fancy. 81 N9c-
sns-DuH. unsettled. Loose muscatels. 51z
tlpAc. choice TO fancy seeded. 81 MT1zc; seed
less, ig5e, London layers. SPOOL
Chicago DAIRY Produce Market
CHICAGO. Nov. 2I.-Butter. steady: cream
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New York MefaI Markef

NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Standard copper. firm.
Spot. l2.50a u. e5e; November. l2.500I2. zoe:
December, u 255Q r. T5c; January. II. 60d12 soc:
February. 12.70G12 9oc; March, I2.T5@I2. CSC
London market closed quiet. Spot, f57 lis Cd !;
futures. f5S l6s Sd. Local dealers report firm
market Lake, 13@l3. .25c; electrolytic. i2S7b6
l3c; casting. 12.50Gl2 75c. Arrivals reported at
New FORK today. 1e5 tons. Custom house re-
turns show exports OF 20.0l4 tons so far this
month.
Tin-Firm. Spot So sso03e Csc: November.
&c. S013Tc; December. 36. .s0M 36 90c; January
3G.104 36. 9oc; February 90 $50 SO 90c London
market firm. Spot. f167 lis Cd futures. fI67
lis Cd.
lead-Frm. Spot 445d455c New York and
$500 bid East ST. Louis. London spot fl3 IS Cd
Spelter-Nominal. Spot $3.50 Csc New York
E24 2s Cd
Iron-cleveland warrants. 49s Cd. Locally the
iron market WIS steady No. l foundry northern
No. / southern No. ! southern soft Sf5756
1925; No. foundry northern, $15.5O616.
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Tonnage engagements

Grain-The French bark Charles Gounod is
engaged for wheat from here to Europe at 22s
Cd with option of barley at 23s Cd. and the
French bark Touraine is. chartered for barley
to the united kingdom. usual options. at 23s
3D. or at 23s flat If to a direct port. Both
were chartered prior to arrival. The British
ship William T. Lewis. Columbia river IS
chartered for wheat thence to the united king
dom at Sos, with option of direct port ar
9d less, or to Bordeaux -Havre range at IS Sd
extra.
Lumber-The barkentine KohaIa is engaged
for lumber from Grays Harbor to New Yea
land at 36s 3D.. and the schooner Mahukona is
chartered for the same business from Puget
Sound to Noumea at 37s Cd.
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MemOrauda

ASTORIA. Nov. 21.-stmr Temple E. Dorr
which arrived this afternoon from Aberdeen. was
in leaking eondition had deckload jettisoned.
Per yacht Sea farer-Nov. 90 Q a. M. 20 miles
west Of Farallon islands. bark.
Per stmr Rainier-Had strong Sc gales first
two days out from Astoria
Per Br stnr 0befon-Put into San Francisco
70 blow down and make temporary repairs.
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 21.-Schr j. NJ
Weafherwax returned In tow stmr Riverside
waterlogged: vessel filled of Grays Harbor.
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. 2i.-Schr J. NJ
Weatherwsx. from Everett for San Francisco In
tow sfmr Riverside. returned here this morning
wsterlogged sustained in heavy Sc gales.
BY United Wireless
Monday, November u.
STEAMER LAEsING-Fron Port San Luis for
San Francisco: Nov. 81, p. M. of Piedras
Blancos; fresh northwest wind and sea
STEAMER WHTTIER-Hence Nov. 81 for Eu-
reka; Nov 21. p. M. of Point Arena; north
west wind: dense fog; barometer 30.0s; tenn
perature &c.
STEAMER AoRANoI-Nov. 90. S D. M. 1911
miles from San Francisco; latitude 16 20 north.
longitude I34 % west; barometer 3O.05: tenn
perature I6; clear; northeast wind.
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nd was built at Aberdeen, Wash.
$50.
Courf Decides on Pilot Fees

1890
Court Decides on Pilot Fees
Bv a decision handed down yesterday
BY the United States circuit court of
appeals. affirming a decree of the dis
trict court, it has been definitely de-
termined that the fees of pilots for
steam vessels are regulated by the
federal statues and not by those of the
state The decision was rendered upon
the suits by n Jordan and M. Ander-
son for 1861 and sos, respectively,
against the Pacific Coast steamship
company for pilot service. The suits
were dismissed.
Changes of Masters
Schooner Leader-Late master
Charles King; present master, George
Malone.
Schooner Modoc-Late master, c.
johnson; present master, w. B. Paul
sen.
EnrO1Iments
Steamer Valetta. d. Scroggins. mas
ter
Steamer Sea Witch, Louis Langren
master.
sen, master
Schooner Redwood. Thomas H Stu
art, master.
Schooner Madeline, William Reid
master.
Schooner Grace o. D. Duggan, master
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Hay and FeedstuaS

Arrivals of hay were l.o0f tons. including Is
CF.- The market showed change
- t me If G.63I sacks bran came IN from Wash
f-sero1-
Brau-S20673 81 20 per ton.
NfGdllucs-S34 626 50 Der ton
Shorts-S3l as. SO per ton
FeedstUffs- Rolled barley. S22d23; rolled oats
for feed. S29d3l; mixed feed. S25d28 for aver
Hge LOTS li1seed oilcske mesL 20 tons sac. 10
tons S40-5O. 3 tons ss1. smaller lots. s41. so:
80 nut cake meal at mills. $3.50 in 20 and
- SD S20 In . ton lots: jobbing. S26 50; corn
meal. S56G57; cracked corn, $S6@3T; alfalfa
meal, carload lots SIT. iohbing SIS; red star al
fafa mesl SIS In car lots and S19 jobbing; No
destO alfalfa meal. SiT in car lots aud SIS
l0hbing Stockton mealfalfs. SlT In car lots and
SIS 5ohbing; Caprooo olcake meal. $3.50 per
tons oalfslfa. SiQ in lots and $50 1obbing.
Hay Ordinary wheat. 50 d12.50 choice Sl3d
- wheat and oat. S90l.50: tame oat. Ssd
12Tos volunteer wild cat. S7Mg: alfalfa. S9Ml
stock bay. s. 5aG6.50 per ton
N-I.W-lln SOC per bale.
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FLEET returns TO
WELCOME JAP PANESE
Mikado's Naval Training Squad
ron Will Enter the Harbor
Today

HE six armored
cruisers of the Pa
cihc fleet returned
yesterday from San
Diego. where they
have been enga ged
in preparation for
battle practice. The
ships have come
home t o receive
the Japanese train
! II & s q u a d T o n.
which is expected
to arrive at 3
o'clock this morn
ing. The Japanese
ships will remain
here only a few
days, and at the
end Of the week
-,
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PortIand Livestock Market

PORTLAND Nov -Cattle-Receipts. 500:
market steady. Beef steers. choice $5.2 80,
fair 10 medium S4.5o05: choice spayed heifers
81 - 45; good 10 choice beef cows. S450d4. 10
medlum "a, 70 good beef COWS IS, eoQ4i common peer
04.50; calves. light IT@T.50. heavy $4d5.25.
H0gs-Recelpts 500: market weak. Top, $3.50
ass fair 10 medium. SSGS.23.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market firm. Best
valley wethers. S3-25d3. 80; fair TO good weth-
ers. S34325; best yeariing wethe-s, 81 25 as IS;
best valiey ewes, So. 5od4' lambs. choice noun
tain, $5.25G550; choice valley, S4T5d5.
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GeneraI AIcrchandIse

BaE-Grsfn bsgs. SO e spot and 6ls 6eltc 1911
delivery: san Quentin hags 5%5e; Wool bags
27izc for 81 lb and 29l2e for ID; fleece twine,
76c per 10.
CoaI-Fennsylrania anthracite egg. SIS per
ton; Wellington So: New Wellington, 50; Coos
bav s.. Australian house-Richmond etc. 50;
Pelaw Main Sc: Stanford Richmond. So; Cum
beriand. SIS in bulk and s1e-50 in sacks: Welsh
anthracite SIS; coke, SIC per ton In bulk and
CosI on. Gasoline. etc-gater white. iron
barrels 0r drums So. $50 degree oil. iron barrels
~ drums. 9iac: special do. l0c: pearl OIL In
cases. l5c- astral. Zoe; star. l5c; extra star;
lSc- Elaine. - lac: e7cene. lSc; red crown and
motor gasoline I'm bulk 17e. in cases 24e; eng, ne
-fii-ate m crums &c cases &C more; Or, 30 ae
49, makers and painters naphtha, in bulk i5e
ou-Quotatious are for barrels. Linseed
sIfI per gallon for boiled and sl09
Tor raw. cases 5c more: castor oil in cases. No.
J. 7lc: Bakers "A. s1-17dl.le: China mt. cases.
c5dT5c per gallon: cocoanut oil. in barrels. S0d
S2Lc FOR Xxx 7T1s a Sic for No. 1 and 75d
-s-z, for No . according 10 quantity: extra
sNe-l oil. soc: natural whale oil 55c; pure lard
oil 81: winter strained lard oil, 90c; pure meats
foot oil. SIC: No. I nestsfoot oil, 65c; herring
Oh. SOC: salmon OIL. Soc boiled hsh oil. 5ee'
paint oil. z5c.
TrurPentins- % per gallon IN cases and CSC
ROSIE. So F. saSs: G. SO -; H.
81 .; T. s955: K g 81: VIC. 5000 WV,
RED snd White Lead-Red. slhG9c; white.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard. fine granu-
lated. sc; standard coarse graduated. Sc; fruit
f-ranulated. Sc; cut loaf. in barrels only. Tc;
y E crystal dominos. N cartons In cases
Sc: Do in lb cartons in cases, s50c: monarch
bar. 5-35c, tablets. in half barrels. $500: do IN
- Do boxes. 5.T5c: cubes and A crushed. 5.25c;
monarch powdered 5.10c: xxx powdered,
BLOC; candy gFsnulsted. 5.l0c; contectiOners' A.
Sc; cOnfecto1ers' crystals. Bloc; extra hne
cranulsted T. soc; magnolia A. 4-60c; extra c.
SOC: golden C. 4 40c: d. 4.30c; barrels and
80 lbs bags 1Oc. half barrels 25c. boxes soc more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar
En- b and 30 lb tins 10 moro in and 10 10
tins 50 % more. per 100 lbs than price for this
grade in 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes rs follows. Granulsted basis,
Sc; "Hierade" bar. 5.35c: powdered, 5l0c; A
crushed. 5.25c: berry. Sc: c. & r. extra hne
era1ulsted 30: coarse dry graduated. 5c con
fecrioners' A. 30; confectioners' crystal. Bloc;
cubes. 525ci bricks. half barrels. 5.50c; bricks.
-n - lb boxes. 5.75c: extra hne dry granu-
Jared 200 lh bags OnIvl soc. excelsior A
g. 500; extra G.. 4.50c; golden c. .40c; yellow d,
4.Soc. cut loaf, In barrels only, &c: f. & z.
crystal dominos 10 cartons in cases. sc; DO
2 lb cartons, 10 cases. s.50c. Additional per 100
lbs: In barrels and 50 10 bsgs. 1oc more: half
barrels 25c more. boxes sec more for all grades
Bar in - and 20 10 tins. $40 more; IN 10 IL
Tins. S2-35 more Minimum order, carload weight
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Naval stores-Turpeutine and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 21-Turpentine- Firm
8: stocks I3 Az
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 2.9I4; receipts. .s25: /:
shipments. Z; stocks. y 2eS Quote: b. s5.73:
d, Sa.75; f. s5.7Od 5.77Ib: F. s5.771k 0S5s7 L !;
g. s5.sod5.90: H. s.. 5.s2I2 el59O; l. So. .soa6:
h; So 2396-S5; NJ, $3.50; y. $500; wG, s7.15;
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Reanr and seeds
Flour and Ioarinnceous Good.

. rlour-California family extras. s. 200 :. 60
Un- without discount bakers extras. So 2O6I 60:
>spe-due- 81 uEi 40; Oregon and Washington.
far hbl s. 6o $50 for family. bakers and pat
eutS and s40425 f0r cutoT: Kansas patents.
S6--o do straights. Sc 80: Dakota patents 81 40;
90 straights. S720; do clear. S660 per bbl
Fsrlnace0us eoods-Ruckwhea -four. 81 20:
huckwheat -four. Rlf-Taising. s.: buckwheat {
croa-s. IS; corn meal. yellow Sc. white So extra
cream yellow SD extra cream white SS-25.
corn hour. 50; cracked wheat. 81. &c entire whea
dour. S32Q: fsrina. s.. so. graham -four. So:
hom.ny large IS. small So, grsnalated So; oct
real S425; do grosts. 81 %; pearl harley, 81 20;
rlce hGur. Sc; rolled oats. s25: rolled wheat.
$3.50, rye -four. IS %: rye meal, $40; split
peas. yellow. Sc. green 81. so: extra cream rolled
oats $50 rs 80. 90 ID sacks s.: rolled fakes.
l~o lh htis S5.T5 20 10 sacks S5-25; rolled
wheat. l50 10 bbls S475. - ID sacks 81. .25.
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sd. Louie Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2is--Market unchanged Me-
dium grades. combng and clothing, 23ik ape;
light fine. 20122c: heavy fine, l5@l7c; tub
washed, 2Od3Se.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exnorts by Pacific Liner,

The steamer Pleiades sailed for Salina crux
on SUNDAY with cargo laden here and consigned
principally to New York and to European cities
via the Tehauntepec railway The cargo was
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: Indicates a rising river. = Indicates a fall
\. r. TAYLOR. Local Forecaster.
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Ae FORCE SALE &

A. head OF horses and mares for all purposes.
Come and make offer. Y our price Is ours. From
one TO a car lot. $50 4th ST.. Oakland
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& AUCTION SALE -

60 head mares and horses Will be sold TUES
DAY November %. II a. m. weighing from
600 to I.-OO pounds. part sound. part city
mares suitable for country. Don miss this sale.
No reserve. 227 Sth Sc. corner Alice. Oakland.
ODEIL & FLESHER. AuctOneers.
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department OF agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. Nov. u.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

young ROSTERS. s607; do extra. S7.50Gs50: old
roosters. S5G550; fryers. S5d5.5O: broilers
S3.50G4 FOR small and s45o05 FOR large: ducks
S7ll0; pigeons. S1.T5M2: squads 81 5Od4
geese S2-5oUS per pair: live spring turkeys -
N-5c per 10; dressed turkeys. p a Soc per ID.
with prime gobbers occasionally bringing more.
Game per dozen ~ Mallard ducks, S5d7: can
vssbacks. Sl09 sprig. S4G6: teal So 5Od4. 50:
widgeoa. S5J00s.50: spoonbills. s.. .50d3: gray
EeeSe. sa5odf-50; white geese. S2d3: brsnt
S--'o '-sN' hare, So cottontsil rabbits. 50.
Beans and Seeds
PINK snd hsvo beans are higher and firm at
Tae sqFance. The other kinds show no change.
Heans per ctll - Rayos S4.75G5: small
white. S35a0 SO: large white S350d3. 81:
n.n6. Sf45Q go; red. 81 5od5. blackeyes S5H
-i.il. lina. S450M4. -, red kidnevs 81 75l75 25:
cranberry beans. S4.25Ms-50: garvanzas, S3d
a-5o- horse beans. Sl.756225
seeds-Brown mustard. 4Stc; yellow mustard
--. faxseed. 5d5l5c: canary. 3d3&c: alfalfa
Sl1l@c. rape. 1M22sc; timothy. Sic: hemp. 2%
l2c. milet. Be- ID.
Dried Peas-Green. S3.75d4 per ctl. Niles are
Offering, but meeting with no attention.
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Er AUCTION SALE &
60 Horses and Mares
TUESDAY, NOV. 22, 1910

At II a. NJ.
By order Of JOHN IVERSON of Tehsma coun-
ty and FRANK FOWLER Of Hcpland. Cal. and
others. we will sell 65 horses and mares, from
BOO 10 1.5OO pounds. broke and unbroke.
This stock consists OF work horses driving
horses and 10 good saddle horses and ponies.
We also have wagons buggies and harness to
sell. Outside horses sold on commission.
MISSION SALE STABLE.
$50 Valencia Street Near Fifteenth.
Fl. COHEN Auctioneer-
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO Nov. 2I.-Tutter. steady: cream
cries, 24930l4e; dairies, z59@7e. Eggs, steady
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PIER DIRECTORY

NORTH OF MARKET STREET
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Mariposn Sails Today for Tahiti

The Oceanic steamship company S
liner Mariposa. Captain Hayward, will
sail at II o'clock this morning for
Tahiti. Among the passengers will
be Fl. Meuel, the companys agent at
Papeete. and his wife. The passengers
will include:
d. Atwater. Mrs. Atwater. Secretary de Bour-
nazel, c. w. Carter. Mrs. Carter. Miss Clark,
VI. Derron. Nine. Derron, Andre Derron Mau-
rice Derron. Constant Defesselle. Nine. Dehes-
sele, c. F. Hewett. II. Meuel. Mrs. Meuel. C.
Spencer. NJ. Tournois. Nine. Tournos and child,
Nine. G. Gillet Mile. NJ. l.. Gillet Rev. /.
Jegoux. Mrs. James Kamsla. Mrs. v Lambert
Rev. Paul Maze. Colonel vernandon, Mme Yer,
nandon. A. @. Turner.
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at mark cases included. 1917 d2kc: frsts, DOC;
prime frsts. 31c receipts. 2.54s cases. Cheese,
steady; daisies. 5h015%c: twins. 14l @l4lzei
Young Americas, 15a4 alec; longhorns, 10 y 4l6c-
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Water Front Notes
Schooner Is WaterIogged

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Nov 21-
The three masted schooner j. NJ
Weatherwax, from Everett for San
Francisco in tow of the steam schooner
Riverside, loaded with lumber. was
towed into port today by the Riverside.
The schooner which is owned by the
Pacific shippitg company of San Fran
cisco, is a total wreck. but is kent
afioat by its cargo of lumber which
is intact. The Weatherwax arrived here
November II from Redondo, after a
stormy passage in which its main ton
mast was shattered and nearly all its
sails carried away. 1t was decided fo
load the hulk with lumber and send il
in tow to San Francisco. Off Cane
Flattery Friday night heavy weather
was encountered. and the storm in
creased until off Grays Harbor. the
WeatherwaxS seams opened and II
became completely waterlogged. The
Riverside turned back and after great
difficulty reached the straits The
Weatherwax has net tonnage OF $50
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Lido Hone Of Recovering Sea Prince

Although it is believed that the hull
of the sunk tug Sea Prince has been
located. little hope is entertained of
getting the derelict to the surface.
The object located, which may be the
Sea Prince, but which is just as likely
to be an anchor or some other wreck
age, lies in 26 fathoms of water.
Even in still water a diver can not
work at such depth, and where the
supposed wreck lies the water is never
still. An effort may be made to raise
the object located, but If it is the Sea
Prince the owners do not believe the
attempt will be successful.
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The Pacific Coast steamship com
panys big liners President and Cover
nor are TO be laid off for few trips
in order that they may be given a thor
ough overhauling. The Governor will
be taken off the run after its arrival
here December 2 and will be out of
commission until January 3. The Pres
ident will be out of service from De-
cember 81 until January "a. The
taking off of these two ships will not
be allowed to affect the service but
there will be a slight Encouragement Of
schedule
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-22

{ POINT LOBOS. Nov. 81. o a. m.-Foggy; wind
W: velocity miles an hour.
POINT IOBOS. Nov. 21, - m--Hazy; wind
NV: velocity miles hour.
POINT LOBOS. Nov. 81. .. m.-Foggy; wind
SW; velocity miles an hour.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-18
WASHINGTON'S STATE BIRD.

Washington is the first state, so far
as we are advised. to take official note
of the virtues of the woodpecker. 1t is
said the state has adopted the picture
as the state emblem, giving him the
position of honor as the original con-
serVationist. In other words, the state
of Washington has found that the
woodpecker is an invaluable aid in con-
serving tree life. His diet is those in
sects which are most injurious to trees.
He does not even ask a bud or kernel
that is of value to mankind. He de-
stroys nothing that is of assistance to
the human race. All this talk about
the woodpecker destroying the tele-
graph and telephone poets is the siliest
nonsense 1t is like lot of things that
gossip says about people. Those who
voice such sentiment are the real
knockers" and that leads us to en-
phasize the fact that while the wood
pecker is something of knocker him
self. that isn't why Washington is
making him the state bird.-Joliet
Journal.