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GenernI nferchardixe

BsCs-srain bags 5s1c spot and &C 1911 de-
liverv- san Quentin bags zs.c. wool bags 2Tlac
for ~ lh and % l2c for 70; fleece twine tlac
Coal-PennsyIgania anthracite egg. SIG per
ton; Wellington. So New Wellington. SO; Coos
hay s.: Australian house-Richmond. etc. Sc;
Feiaw Main. So: Stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
berlsnd. So in bulk aud SI6.50 in sacks; Welsh
Slthraeite: SO; coke, SIG per ton In bulk ana
Per gallon for boxed and 81 -o6 for raw, cases &c
Bakers "A. sl.iTa1.ia. china nut. cases. esq
S5tke for xxx. ~ dsIe for No. and 75@
sSlsc for No. , according 70 quantity; extra
blesched winter sperm oil, SOC; natural win
lard oil. 81: winter strained lard oil: soc;
gUre. neatsfoot oil. s5e; No. nestsfoot oil: CSC;
herring OIL soc; salmon oil. 5ec; boiled nsh
Oh. oOc; paint oil. 45c.
Coal oil gasoline. ete.-Water white. iron
barrels or drums. sc: $50 degree OIL iror hsr-
rels drums. 101ac: special do. lie; pearl oil In
cases. 1Gc: astral l6c star. 16c; evtra star, 19c;
motor gasoline. in bulk 17e. in cases 24c;
engine distilate In drums 7iac. cases &c more:
IS degree gasoline. in bulk SOC. in cases 3715c;
Earnish makers, and painters naptha' IN bulk
Turpentine- % per gallon in cases snd csc
Rosi6-E. So 20: F. s.45: G. so.5c: H. s955;
5000; WV. sioe5 per barrel Of 2sO lbs.
Red and white lead-Red. 81 Gec; white, az
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
FOLLOWS. terms net cash: Standard. fne granu
lated. Sc: standard coarse granulsted sc: fruit
Eranulated. 5c; cut loaf in barrels only. Tc;
y. & E. crystal dominOs. 10 cartons IN cases.
Sc; DO in-2 10 cartons in cases. S5oc: monarch
bar. 5-35c; tablets. In half barrels $500; do In
. ID boxes 5-T5c; cubes and crushed 5-25c;
monarch powdered. 5-1Oc; xxx powdered
6lOc; candy grsnulated. ;. Zoe; confectioners' A.
bc; confectioners' crystals. 5.10c; extra fne
GRADUATED. 4.s0c; magnolia A. 4.6Oc extra C:
SOC; golden c. 4.s0e; D. 4-30c; barrels ana
90 D bags 1Oc half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
tn S5 snd 20 10 tins $40 more. In and 10 10
tins S2-S5 more per 100 lbs than price FOR this
grade in 100 II bars
TIE California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Grsnulsted basis. 5c
I3lgrade. bar, 5-35c; powdered; Bloc; A
crushed. 5-25c; berry SC; C. & H extra hne
Grannlsted. Sc; coarse dry granpIsted. Sc; con
fectioners' A. Sc: confectionery crystal. 5.i0c;
cubes 5-25c; bricks half barrels. 5.50c; bricks
in p lb boxes. 5T5c: extra fne dry granu-
lated 100 ID bags only). 4sOc; excelsior A.
s-Goc; extra C. z.5oc; golden C. 4.4ac; yellow D.
z.Soc; cut loaf. in barrels only. &c; b. F.
crystal dominos. 10 cartons IN cases. Sc; do
% cartons. II cases. soc. Additional per 100
lbs: In barrels and 50 N bags. IOc more; half
barrels. pc more; boxes. 50c more for all grades
Bar IN - and 20 10 tins, St-70 more; in 10 ID
tins. 50 -55 more. Minimum order, carload weight
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market


wire says: The market today was strong on
covering Of shorts and new buying for long
account in anticipation of bullish ginners'
report next Wednesday. and, although realizing
for profit was quite free at times especially
ia the last half hour, the undertone remained
firm and the buying power was sufficient 10
absorb all offerings
The market seems TO have settled down to
there Is more evidence forthcoming in the near
future in support Of the larger crop estimates
IL probable that somewhat higher
level Of values VIII be witnessed. visible
and invisible stocks of both cotton and the
manufactured article are below last years
figures and il would take a crop OF at least
Il. 100000 bales to satisfy the demand around
current prices.
ION account of the almost perfect weather
2S, we held forth hopes for a crop materially
in excess of early small crop estimates. and
reports from correspondents indicated that
the plants in many sections of the belt were
stiu green. and. barring the freeze, it is prob
able that the cotton in these districts would
have continued TO make up to nearly Christmas
Reports now coming TO are very discouraging
and all prospects for late cotton will have to be
abandoned. the plants have been killed al
most 10 the gulf coast leaving only the matured
bols and of the half matured bolls to
open. and yet IL is impossible to determine
to just what extent the final yield has been
effected. but 1t is safe TO say that enough
damage has been done to lend color to small
crop estimates and TO make IL advisable to sell
short until more is known about the size of the
crop"
Spot cotton closed quiet. Is points advance.
Mddling uplands. 1886; middling gulf. 15.20c.
Sales 1880 bales
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- Ynrk Prndnre

NEW YORK. Nov. Hops-Steady.
Hides Steady.
Petroleuna-Steadv
N0oI-Sfeadv
Surar-Rap. steady: Muscovsdo. 50 test. a.sec:
centrifugal. e6 test, 3 3s6c; molssses sugar, So
test. 3-zlc: refined. quiet
Conee-Futures closed net unchanged 70 1
points lower; sales 20 bags. November. S.95c:
December. ac: Januarr- 9.o5c; February. e:osc:
August. g 16c- September. 9.12c. October. a.10c.
Spot steady, Rio No. Z. 11lkc: Santos No. 4,
l2c: mild quiet: Cordova. 1ll4 0i3&e.
bltfer-Flrm; creamery specials. S3l5c; extras,
32c; thirds 70 f-sts. 240 30c. held creamery sec
ond 70 special 25N32la %: state dairy. common 10
finest. Per; process. second 10 special. 240
21o- imitation creamery. first. 24d 25c: factory,
juno make hrst. 2iD24i2c; do current make.
Cheese-Fi-m: state whole milk. September
quality. special l5ia a lTc; do colored. fancy.
q l5c- October quality. fine colored. AYE: do
fne white 1870; do common TO prime, l3@l4c;
skins. full 70 special 21a 012&4c.
Eggs-Firm. state. PENNSYLVANIA and near by
beunerr. white. fancy ASH G50c: do gathered
white 3Sn 42c do hennerv. brown. fancy. a
z0c- do gathered brown. 81 d3Tc; fresh gathered,
extra FIRST. 32G 34c: do FIRST. 2Sd3lc; do seconds,
25Q2.c; fresh gathered dirties. No l eaudled,
2N "a. do No. 2 p a 22c: refrigerator. special
MARKS fancy in local storage. 251s a pc; first
- n &c; seconds. 221z @24c-
DRIED FRUITS
Erapo-ated Apples-Steady- with small Job
binE trade. on the spot fancy are quoted al
u i.c: choice. 50. G9i9c; prime. 7s4 G9c; common
prunss-Steadr. Quotations range from &c tc
joe for Cslifornas up TO 30-s0s and sd9i5c for
OreEons for COS 10 90s.
AprIcot~-Quiet and steady. Choice l212 q
l2zc extra choice. l3i4 d13@c; fancy, 132
ale.
Peachos-Firm on small stocks. Choice. "a
7i2c: extra choice. sds12c: fancy. s5s dsc.
the coast; loose muscstels. 81 de14c; choice to
fancy seeded 0ls M71zc
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MOMENTS OF VESSELS NALL PARTS OF WORLD
i -

steamer Samoa, for Caspar; bark Newsboy, for
Grays Harbor
PORTLAND, Nov. Although due to arrive
here last Tuesday, the steamer Rupert city
did not put in an appearance att the mouth OF
! the river until noon. and it b the superstition
that it has been pretty well huffeted by the
of Alaska and British Columbia for the last
week The Rupert City has been ordered here
French bark Babin Chevaye from London and
consigned to Meyer, Wilson Co. to British
Bad weather of the cape of Good Hope is
reported by Captain LIE Roy of the French bark
Cannebierre. which arrived this morning from
Glasgow by way of Hobart and anchored in this
stream. 1t lost a small boat In one storm. The
Frenchman has 3,125 tons of general cargo con-
signed TO Meyer, Wson rSts e Co. nsder IL Is
Having Investigated the escape of the Chinese
sailors from the British steamer Camphill. I'm
migration Inspector j. H. Barbour this afternoon
filed complaint against the master of the
steamer with the United States district attor-
| meanor in violating the Chinese exclusion act In
permitting Chinese to be landed through negli-
genee and not having taken proper precautions
| In preventing their landing.
Cement is being discharged at the Irving dock
| by the steamer klamath, Captain Jahnsen, which
arrived this morning from San Francisco.
In tow of the steamer ocklahama. the British
ship Glenholm and the German bark Selene ar
rived from Astoria this afternoon. The Glen,
holm is in the stream until it can get asberth
at the north bank dock. The Selen went to the
Linnton ballast dock.
k>dh
Pedro: German bark SeIene, from Guaymss,
Sailed-steamer Aztec, for San Francisco.
| ASTORIA. Nov T.--Steamer Thomas L. Wand.
with a partial cargo of lumber for San Fran
| cisco. sailed Sunday evening for Aberdeen to
finish loading.
British steamer Rupert City arrived today
from British Columbia for cargo of cement.
Steam schooner Washington arrived today from
San Francisco with cargo
During the month of October 26 vessels loaded
at the mills In the lower Columbia friyer dis
trlct Their combined cargoes amounted TO 70,
464, 495 feet of lumber All but three of the YES
sells were bound for California ports
son, from Skagway: Hornelen, from San Fran
cisco Melville Dollar, from San Pedro; Gov
ernor, from San Francisco: Queen. from Ana
cortes; Sequoia, from Tacoma Mexican, from
Honolulu.
Sailed-Steamers Columbian, for Tacoma; Ad-
miral Sampson for San Francisco; Queen, for
Tacoma; Edith. for Hunters bay
TACOMA, Nov. 7.-Arrived--British bark Dum-
friesshire, from Seattle; French bark Notre
Dame d'Arvour, from Vancouver; steamer Co
lumbian, from Seattle.
Sailed-Steamer Seward, for Seattle.
ABERDEEN Nov. IA heavy wind. accom-
panied by rain. visited the harbor between mid
night and daylight this morning. terrific
sea has been stirred outside and the bar is
rougher than last week. Tramp steamer Her
mione is likely TO be detained In the lower har-
Dor a week Yesterday the steamers Svea.
Capastrano and Thomas l.. Wand arrived and
the steamer Newburg came in today. The
schooner Lizzie Vance sailed for San Pedro.
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Hides. TalIow, Wool and Hons

Eides-Culls and brands sell about H6Ic IN
der quotations; heavy salted steers. Zoe; Light
medium. Sc: light. SIC. cowhides, size: stays
e; salted kip. l0c; salted veal 15I5c; salted
calf, l51zc: dry hides lsc; dry salt hides l2c;
lings. IS a SOC each; short wool. 40dT0c; medium
T0QoOc; long wool. 90cdSl25; lambs. 20d50c:
hortehides. salt. S2.25Ms for large and 81 5o62
for medium. 55cdSt for small and 2505Oc for
colts: hOrsehdes dry. S2d2.25 for large and
81 % a. for medium. 50cGS1 for small and 25d
SOC for colts Soatskins prime angOrss, 75c0SI;
large hair goats. S0d40c; medium, 20@5Oc;
small. 5G15c
Tallow-No. ! rendered, 55k @615c; No. ?. "a
DC grease. 2d2l5c-
Wooi-Spring clip. san Joaquin. years staple.
90l1c; DO. months. 7d1lc: northern. Sonoma
and Mendocino. 1sG20c; Humboldt, 20c asked
Nevada. l30lGc per h.
Fsl Clin-MOuutaiu free. 0Nl11c: northern and
valley TdlOc; san Joaquin fan lambs 7dl0c;
do defective and heavy 501Tc per IN.
Hops-Crop Of 1910. 1214@l7l@c per ID.
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Notice to Mariners

Captain Bullene OF the steamer Edith reports
TO the branch photographic office at Port Town
send that Oct 26 1910. he found pinnacle rock
with about 25 feet Of water over il at low water.
about 100 feet north By west (nnag.) from Cvgnet
island. which is in the track Of vessels entering
Boca de Quadra cannery in Mink bay. Alaska.
Good deep water was found close to the island on
the south side.
The department OF marine and fisheries. Can
ada. gives notice that two red lanterns 8 feet
apart horizontally and 30 feet above high water
have been suspended at the top Of pole at the
south end Of Nicola street. Vancouver. B. c.. on
the north side OF the entrance 20 False creek.
Also. that the easterly wooden pile beacon which
stood on the north side OF the Second narrows.
Burrard inlet. Is mile eastward OF Seymour
creek, has been destroyed by drift wood.
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant Z. S n. in Charge
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Eastern Livestock Market
.fuTTFA

CHICAGO NoY. -Cattle-Receipts. p, 900.
Market weak 10 shade lower Beeyes. $4.5od
7 co. Texas steers. S3.35 $50; western steers.
s5.l006.l5; stockers and feeders. s4-l0@5.5o:
cows and heifers. S2.250e-4o' calves, ST.6o9
Hogs-Receipts. 80. coo. Market &c TO loc
lower Light STe0dS35; mixed. 81. 65d s. .45 (:
heavy s. 400s 40; rough. S7.50dTe 60; good to
choice heavy. 81 60NS.z0; pigs ST604S.25; bulk
Of sales. S7.e0G $50.
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market weak to a
shade lower Native. S2.eOGl4.S0; western. 50 So
81 7J0e.G0; do western 81. T5Ge.55-
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov Cattle. Receipts.
1000. Market STEADY 70 strong. Native steers.
81 75d7 30; native COWS and heifers. 50. G5G1
$50. stOckers and feeders, $340@5-5o; bulls,
8 *: western cows. 81 T5@5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market 10c lower.
Bulk Of sales. S7.s0dS3o; heavy. s7.75@s.l5;
packers and butchers. SS9s.5O; light $s.l54
sheep-Receipts. $1,000 Market 1oc lower.
Muffons So T5d4. 20; lambs. S5.2506.60: fed
wethers and yesrlings, S3-T594-60; fed western
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Nov. T.-Cattle-Receipts.
$500. Market slow. steady 10 easy. Native
eteers 81 .G5o17. %; COWS and heifers. $3a5-20;
western steers. S365ds-30; range cows and
heifers. s.. S5d475: Gamers. 81. 75Q3.50: stock
ers and feeders S3d5.4O; calves, S3.25dT.50;
bulls. stays. etc. S3a4T5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000. Market sc 70 loe
lower. Heavy. sT6o@s; mixed. 81. 55q 90;
i.ghs' % g sslsgs,s5; 557 q pigs S2Sas2o' bulk Of
S'SSS sbee5IReeeipts. $4,000. Market steady.
Yearifncs s450a5. .25; wethers, $3.T504l5;
ewes. S3d3 50; lambs, S6d6G5.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
C.--..I D.-.-a.L 1. IL LII

los ANGELES. Nov. Eggs were firm on
tho produce exchange today. receipts were
light. The potato market Is showing improve
menr- Butter and cheese were steady. Beans
are trife weaker
Receipts Of produce today were: Eggs. -
cases; butter, l3.1S0 pounds; cheese, 453 pounds
potatoes. 43 S39 sacks; onions. y sacks; sweet
potatoes. il sacks; apples. 9.7e2 boxes.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1sdl9c; local, 1Sc;
eastern twins i tc: eastern cheddars. 2oc esst-
ern longhorn. 1sia q i9c: oregon daisy. 1Si2c;
swiss domestic, 23c; brick cream. ise; limbur-
ger. lSN i9c
Butter-Creamery extra. 35c III: first. 32I5c;
1adle 25c; cooking. 2Jc.
Eegs-Locsl ranch, candled. frsts, 49c: case
count z5c; eastern fresh. 35c; storage extras,
-52c. storage seconds. PC
Beans tper ctl)--NO. 1 pink, $500 BIB; No.
! lima, 50; Lady washington, $3.50; do small
whites No. l. 81 80: blsckeyes S5; lentils. S6.
Potatoes lper ctl)-Highiand. 81 256f As; Sa-
linas SID sweet potatoes. Si4O@I.60.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
.;oI D;sootch 10 The ColIJ

EUREKA. Nov steamer Riverside arrived
this morning at 6:25 o'clock and is loading red
wood lumber ~at the Arcata wharf for the return
trip TO San Francisco.
Inc schooner Azalea arrived at S:15 o'clock
mill company's wharf and will depart in a few
DAYS for southern ports.
Tbe four masted Humboldt built schooner Bo-
realfs 0S2 tons Captain X. Lntbom arrived
this morning IS days from Honolulu, and win
load at Arcata.
afternoon at 2l0 o'clock and proceeded to the
Fields Landing wharf for redwood lumber
cargo for San Francisco
Los ANGELES, Nov. 7.-Arrived-Steamers
Roanoke from Portland; Buckman. from Seattle.
Francis r. Leggett. from Eureka; W. F. Jewett,
from Portlsnd: Coronado, from Aberdeen; Sho-
sbone from Columbia river.
saiied-steamer Roanoke, for San Diego;
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Ner York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Nov. T.-Standard copper, quiet.
Spot and November. u. 50G Il. 60c: December,
10 55 ale. CSC; January. 12.60012.T5c; February.
u 70dl2 Soc London market easy. Spot, E5S
3s Cd: futures. E59 2s Cd. Custom house returns
show exports far this month Of $3.50 tons.
Local dealers reported firm market. Lake.
I$0l3. .25e; eectrolytic IL. 2.sT19 @13 121@c; cast
ing 12.50dI2 T5c.
Tin-Quiet. Spot. November. December. Janu-
sry and February, Sc. .25I36. 45c. London mar
ket steady Spot f166 los; futures. f166 los.
Lesd-Quet, 4.40@4Joc New York and 4.2l y
G43219c East 81. Louis. London spot, tlS Is 3D.
Spelter-Quiet. 5.S0@5e0c New York and
5.7215 as s21kc East st. Louis. London, f24.
Iron-CleTeland warrants. 49s 712d In London.
Locally the iron market was quiet. No. foun-
dry northern. No / foundry southern and No.
foundry southern soft. S15.T5@16.25; No.'2 foun-
dry southern, Sl5.50@16.
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WHALER KARLUk
A MONEY MAKER
Returns With Record of Having
Earned Nearly 100000
in l9 Months

ITH a record of
having earned close
to 100000 for its
owners n / 8
months, the steam
w h a ! er Karluk,
Captain S. F. Cot
tie, arrived in port
yesterday from the
northern whaling
grounds. In the
two seasons which
the Karluk spent
east of Point Bar
row cruising after
whales, 81 were
killed, yielding 3S,-
900 pounds of bone.
An additional 5000
pounds were Sc
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WFATHER CONDITIONS


A depression of some depth overlies the north
ern half OF the Pacific slope. extending eastward
over the Rocky mountains and into the Missouri
valley Rain has fallen from the northern coast
counties OF California to British Columbia and
east as far as Montana. Another depression
overiies the ST. Lawrence valley and has caused
light rains in Maine. The weather is generally
clear in other parts Of the country. and the out
look is for fair and somewhat warmer weather
in most of the states. In California there will
be showers in the central and northern counties.
with moderate south winds in the afternoon, the
weather breaking away during the day. The
temperature has risen about 10 degrees through
are nearly normal.
+, FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy. unsettled
weather Tuesday. with showers in the morning;
moderate south wind.
Santa Clara valley-Showers Tuesday; moder-
ate south wind.
Sacramento vaIley-cloudy Tuesday. with
showers: light south wind
San Joaquin valley-cloudy Tuesday. possibly
showers by night; light south wind.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Tues
day overcast in the morning; light north wind,
changing to south. A. q. McADTE,
District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 7.-observations taken
a III
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A BookLET ron INVESTORS

The Harris Trust and Savings Bank
2O4 Dearborn street, Chicago, has is
sued a booklet entitled Bonds for
Safe Investment intended for the use
of persons planning to invest in bonds
for the first time. Its aim is to e<
plain in simple terms the purposes of
various classes of bonds and to indi-
cate the value of bonds as safe invest
ments for individuals as well as insti-
tutions- Copies may be had free upon
request.
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Army Transports

The Buford is in port.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix is at Seattle
The Logan is due here Sunday, Nov. 49,
The Sherman. outward bound, sailed October
IA from Honolulu.
The Sheridan sailed November for Manila.
The Thomas is at Moore & Scott's shipyard
under repairs.
The Warren is in the Philippines.
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&AUCTION& &

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1910, AT IL A. NJ.
By order Of Boyson Lumber Company Of Men
docino county, I viii sell % Horses and Mares,
from 900 to 1,500 pounds and from to years
old. This stock is right out OF hard work,
will also sell % head OF City Broke Horses and
Mares. Wagons. Buggies and Harness Outside
430 Valencia nr. 18th. n. COHEN. Auctioneer.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

SIS 5obbinc: Caproco oilcake meal. S18.50 per
ton: cslfslfa. Si9 in lots and $50 jobbinz.
Eay-Ordinsry whest SSd I2.J0; choice. S13d
i; wheat and oat. S9dll so; tame oat. sea
j so: volunteer wild cat. sTGs; alfalfa, $7@lS;
stock hay. $566.5O per ton.
straw-SJ6I Coo per bale.
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] @a.io: medium. S9@9 %.
Sheep-Receipts. 300: market steady. Valley
wethers. s3.25G3.50: good wethers, $SG3. 20;
best yesrling wethers. S425d4.75; best valley
ewes. S3M3.J0: lambs choice mountain, S5.25G
I $50; choice valley, $4T5M5.
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NEW YORK. Nov. stocks of marketable
copper in the United States on November L
showed decrease of O. 531, 500 pounds from Octo-
ber l. according TO the monthly report of the
Copper Producers association, made public to-
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INITIAL INNOVATION

Wednesday, November 0. 1910. az II o'clock
a. m, will sell at public auction at sales
rooms. 1872 Pine street. San Francisco, 500 BAR
RELS DAY WINES. rhe vintage Of 1907, the
products of the celebrated Cedar Knoll vineyards
Of Napa county. California. These wines are guar
anteed pure and OF high quality. consisting Ot Red
Wines. ZinfandeI, CsGbernet Burgundy Offended.
White Wines consisting OF Chasselas- Burger
and Sanoignn (blended)- 1t is intention ID
sell the output Of year old wines regularly at
auction every year. as il Is done in tho hisn
grade wine producing sections of Germany and
France As the wines wiz be sold without price
limit at these auctions the right IS reserved to
limit the purchase OF any one bidder TO I'VE bar
rels each OF white and red 10 barrels IN ali. u
being the intention Of the seller 70 distribute the
wines among many different purchasers as
possible. and TO prevent their being bought mp oy
any large dealer or association: TO the small
buyer give the advantage OF purchasing single
barrels; TO intending purchasers full opportunity
to test the quality. We will allow inspection
Samples furnished on or after the 5th OF Novem-
Der BY application 70 ]. GolobeF, 132 Pine street.
who will issue orders for samples and inspection
Goods TO be inspected at 4 Fillmore street, San
Francisco. on after November .. up 70 day
OF sale Also 100 cases imported Scotch whisky.
125 cases imported gin j. GOllober. Auctioneer-
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q. S. Branch photographic ONCE

branch of the United States photographic
office, located In the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners without regard to nationality and free
of expense Navigators 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-
gardng lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters Of interest to ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, o. S. N, In charge.
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Naval Storer-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. I.-Turpentine-
Firm; Telh 6762c Sales 551, receipts 5S3, ship
ments s57. stocks 20355.
Rosfn-Ffrm. sales 1885. receipts 1895.
shipments 1850. stocks 500. Quotations: B.
! s.. .70d5 so; D. S5.75; E, $3.50; F. $5.s215 a
5.s5 G. S5.sTl y d5.95; H, $5.92I2; l, S5.971e X.
Ar SC. 60
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of his ribs were splintered and he has
possible fracture of the skull in ad-
dition TO severe internal injuries.
The lumber receipts by sea Yesterday
totaled 1892, 600 feet
Masters Are Exonerated
The masters of the steamer Olson &
Mahony and the bark McLaurin were
exonerated yesterday in a decision by
and Bolles of all blame for the COLI
sion Of their vessels in a heavy fog As
miles northwest of Point Reyes early
in the morning of September % last.
The decision says that Captain H T.
Payne of the Olson & Mahony and E.
Nelson, captain of the McLaurin, ex-
ercised due diligence in navigating and
that the collision resulted from pure
accident.
Changes of Masters
Steamer Enterprise-Late master, J..
O. Youngren; present master, B. O..
Nelson.
Steamer Fort Bragg-Late master, A.
P. Christensen; present master, c.. II.
King.
Steamer Pirate-Late master, w H.
Hill; present master George Jepson.
Steamer Korea-Late master. Samuel
Sandberg; present master, j. W. Saun-
derS.
Enrofiments
Schooner Emma, F. H. Hammerich
master; schooner Melvina, Alfred Lar
sen master.
Licenses Renewed
Steamer Yellowstone, ]. G. Ludlow
master; steamer Vanguard j. o. Cd
land master.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
COTTON FUTURES
st. louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS. Nov Market steady. Medium
grades combing and clothing, 2315 d24hc; light
fine 19G21c; heavy fine, l5@17c; tub washed,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-08
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. Nov. Z. 1910.