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jCOMMERCIAL Al^mMkE^
fbellis.. l4l4c for No. 1 s'andards: No. 2 standard.
Jlo; p<vans. 14^<ii\T>c: peanut*. 4U,(JS(; pint
i..it«. lß^f2Or: Italian oliPFtnnts. 12@Me; Cali
fornia f-hestnnts. Kft l<k* jvor lh, . : .
Woner — Wator whit** comb. sa;re hone.r. 14@
I'm-: whiu» <1«. 12<i?12^<": amb^r d«. 10@llc:
SHrTmn*"nio rirer rorah. 10f;lSc: «>xtract<»d.- f* l 4<g
fl<- for white. 7<B 5c for light amber aDd o'jiS.OVaC
for lb for «mtx>r.
nwurm — 27><>ftrr;0e per lb for lijrnt and 23@
-•Uc toe 4u'±.
Poultry find Gntne
The poultry market 5s in unsnti«faetnry shspe
for the soJlins iurcronts. owinu to liberal offer
ings of western stock, t^eren ears of -which were
<->n hsii(J on the first ilay of the week. Another
«-ar i« evi»orte<i to arrive at any time and the
market Is certain 10 remain easy under this Isrjre
Mipjily. CTon tlioujrh arrivals from slate, points
i-ontlnue small. All kinds of wiM ducks and
jreese are e«sy, tvitU receipts heavy and the
tirrciand lijrlit.
Ponltry fiozrn) — Hens. $4.50<g5 for Fm«!I.
JTi.r.O'ao.r.i for larpe and $Ss.lO for extra; younc
j.visters. SRiafi.r.o: <I.> extra.' s7<SK; old r«oi=tcr«.
Jtr.fff.".. '.<\u25a0>: fryers. $r.<^5.50; lirollers. $3.50fa4 for
and $4.50(<i55 for large; tlnclcs. $7(510:
pigeon*, Jtl.Tr.fri 2: s<)U«hs, $r?..">o«j4; jreese. 52.50
ti.Z per pair: live Kprinc turkeys. 20Rt22c per
1:»: dressed tnrkeys. jionilnel.
Game (per dozent— Mallard ducks. JSfJjT.: can
raeback. f4<j7: spri~. $Str4: teal. $2.M<gXSO:
v.-idceon. $"..v>«;r > .: »^p.«>nbi!i(!, $252.50: jrray
trf^to. R.50<3;3.50: white seew. $1.M>«?1.75:
1-rar.t. $1.75*12.50; hare, ?l«jl.5O; mMnntall rab-
nrann and Seed*
A few addi;!onal narrow olianccs In beans
t.V.i lie oh«erve<l. The market is quiet as a
n:I». with no particular fenture.
r.esn* <per rtH — Bayp«. 54.7r.<?i.">.2.*i: email
vh!te. $n.2sfars.r,(t: lai?e wiilte. $.j(g,:s.."O: pluk.
$4.6otiC&lS: red. $.'»sjri.r.fi; l.lH<-krye. $4.75wi5.50:
lirrs. M-00S4.6S:ired kidne>-s. $5<&.'>.75: <-ran-
Wrry beans, ?3.75^4.1.".; parvanzas. f2.i5Q325;
JiorM» beans. 51.75i52.25. \u25a0:\u25a0
p<*erif— Brown oin^tani. 4%r; yellow mustard.
: fißXseed, f.iar.^e; ninsry. ?.>dZ\c: alfalfa.
rape, l©2= 4 e; tiihotl-.y, B^c; lienip, 2»i
<i">-: millet, Se imt lb.
Dried Peas— <;rc«'n. $n.75fi4 per el!; Mlrs,
:; . >uunal.
I-'lour nnd I'arinnoeom; HooAn
k "Incr—ralifrtrriia family extras. $5.40ff1E5.R0
neJ witbo-T* liscouut; l>ak«rs' extt«s, $5.-iO4iS.W;
poperfine. $*..VKa4.7«: Oregon snd Washington.
y*r hM. W.«O*S4.S9 J'fir family. I'ak«rs* and pat
*>tii« end ?4fi4.C5 for eotoff; Kansas patents.
56.70: <io etraiehtK. S&SOl Dakota pf.tents. $7.40;
co RTraichts. $7.2<>: <3o e'.ear. $0.60 per M>l
rar''i»eeous (kxjds — Buckwheat flour, J4.2f>;
b'>.rl(Tr};*-c» flour. Feir-rßs«iiifr. *"5: buckwheat
• » $S: riiTn m»|» yellow $3. white $3, extra
jfrViiui yellow S3.2™e"xtra erea-a white $3.25:
<"m S"'is;v. $": cracked wheat. $3.:50: entire ;
<rhi<jt finvr, $".20: farina. S.".Oi): craham flour. ;
(3: h«n>lny. Isrjre $3. small S.{. jfr«nul«ted $3;
r-st meal. \L3S: <i" proats. $+.25; pearl barloy.
$4.2": rice flour. $<?: rcileil oats. $4.25; rolled
wheat. ?3.3n: rye f.rujr. $3.2": rye meal. $-"i.l 0; •
upttt P-SS. yellow f: jrrecti $r..50: extra cream
rolled «nt«. IKfi lbs $7.r.0. 2 90 lb sacks $7; rolled
IN*'*. 1M 0) W.ls $7i.7.">. 2 Prt Ih sacks $"..25 ;
roiled wheat. 150 !1> I'Ws *4.7.', 2 75 lb sacks
Hay nnd Keed»tuff»
Local hay/lealert report no further clmnge In
r.srlic; conditions. N«t pronoenced advance Ip J
\u25a0xpect<«l in *-a*p we have a long, rtry spell, as |
blocks c^ hend in >he state are ••normous. though
! mo<!erate ripe might be experienced. The hay
aerehKßt* say that Snn Francisco in tbe lowest
us>ik<f !n ih* ftat«> todsy. af farmers in the
r.terif-r vn> p»-ncral]y holding onto th«"!r stocks
vith s'uhhornncs*. whl'ie llio hay that comes
nt« tlii* market is here for kale at what it will
I?rsn — $30*i 31.50 per ton. ;
Vi<l«lllngs— $.".4 | S?3<;..V) per ton.
Sborts— *3lC%32.Sfl j">r ton.
Ko«j cuffs— n^HM barley, $21 .:-<><a2Z: rolled
w;m for t(+<]. tSSQZU mixed feed. $2.".«12r, for
[vwase, lots: lin«oe.i oil<-skc meal. 20 tons $40,
<» tnns $»0.."n. r, lo;;s $41. stnjlli>r Ifits $41.50:
\u25a0'•coanut cake »>r nifßl at mills. $23.50 in 20 an<l
0 a-id $26 in 5 ton Jot*: .lobbing. $20.50: corn
neal; $.Ti(a3<;: crs<-k«"i coin. S3S@SB; alfalfa
ae«l. <-sr!"«<l lots $17. j^l.h!ag $1S: red star
ilfslfa inc!<l. $1S In car |o*r ar"l $.19 Jobbing:
il.^lfsT'i alfalfa m»8l. $17 in car lots and $1S
ohbing: Stockton m»alfslfa. $17 in car lots and
•1* jobbinr; Caproco oilcake meal. $16.50 per
••ii : rolfwifa. SIS In car lota ami $2s,t jobbing.
Hs.v — Ordinary wheat. $9(5i12.5<_t; choice. $13<a
t: wheat bti'l ost. $9011.50; lame ««at, $B'ti;
l.r.;<: volnntecr wiM oat. I8Q9; alfalfa, $9@
1: stock hay. $5.50Q5.60 per ton.
Straw — 35@50c per bale.
Illdea. Talln«, Wool and Hnp«
A Mle of 1910 Sonoma hops at 14V»e is r<»
'orTofl from Ssnta Rosa. Tlie market for hops
« RTopfiv. The prices quoted below represent
he burfnt: en<! Fabscqu°nr selling quotations by
he trade for shipment.
Wool conritmes dull, and hides .are likewise
nil s*kl «pak.
Hides — Cu'.lk and brands sp!l "about '4 file
nd»r qu»tati.'»ns: heavy salted steers, 10c: light
\u25a0iejiiiTn. !>r: lisht. fc^e; cowhides, S'^c; stags.
C: SB!te.i t:|>. H<c; f.*lte<l veal. 15'jc; f^lfed
«"!f. 15^;c: dry hides. l£c; dry sslr hides. 12c:
|ry kip. 17o: dry calf. 27c: sheepskins, shf-ar
ngs. 2.*i<?4oc each: short -wool. 40Hj70c; ro°<Jlum.
OTiJ^c; long wool. BOcGSLSS; lambs. 20Q.W:
onebldefe. saU. $2.2T,(&3 for large and $1.50i»2
"••r medium, 75e<ft$i for smell and 25 @ 50c for
"ir«; linrw'n'dos. dry. $2<fi2.25 for large and
1.2532 for medium. 50o®$l for small and 2Ti6t
rw> for colts: goarsklns, prime angoras. •75c«5$i;
"rye iifilr goats, .".iti{J4(tc; medium. 20<a.10c;
Tallow— No. J rpn«iered, si.§|o'ic; No. 2. ifa,
•': grease. 2@2'.^c.
WJoo! — Spring ci;p. San Joaqr.Tn. year's staple.
«illc; An, Vtnoaths. "faiic: Humboldt and
fer><loc«no. is«g*lftr; Nevada. 12«14c per lb.
Ft 1L clip — Mountain free. 9«iili-: northern and
Rller. 7f«10c: San Joaqnin fall iambs. 7010 c;
o defective and b^avy. s'ii7c per lb.
Hops — Crop cf 193 cC 12'j@17»».c per 3b. •
General Merohsndlwe
Bags — Grain bsgs. s*«c spot anil GH«{6^C 1911
leiivery: San <>uentin bags, .'i^c; wool Lags.
!7u,0 for 1% lb and UD'ie for 4 lb; flpcc twine
<5< % per lb.
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite cgp, $ie, j.cr 1
on; Wellington. JS»; New Wellington. SU; Com j
>ay. $7: Australian house — Riclimoud. etc.. $9- t
vi«w Main. f9; Stanford IticUmond. $9: Oim- I
•••rland. $15 1n tralk and $16..*«<) in nr.rkg; Welsh
ißtlirscitc. $:.".; coke. $10 per to:i la bulk aiid
;17; 17 In sacks.
Tohl Oil. Gasoline, etc.— Water wliitc. iron
.srre!s or dnim«. Xc: l.Vt degree oil. iron barrels
>r drums. r»>;.c: f=pe.i a l do. joe: pearl oil in
»*»*. 1.-..-: astral. I.V; star. ir>c; extra *tar. 15e;
\u25a0:isine. 2:>u,c: eccene, is<-; red crown md mo»nr
rssoline. in balk 17c. Jn chpc-s 24c; engine dijttil
*te. in drums 7'ic. cases 7c more: £(i fif-gree
:»>>if>line. in bulk :>!V. in casrx 37^c; varnish
riFker*." -.; -1 painters' napbtha. in hulk I.V- in !
\u25a0 •Ml
Oil — Quotations are for barrelß. Linseed. $1.11
\u25a0rr calloM f.ir lir>ile<i auj $i.o« for raw. cases 5c
•lO.T-: castor oil in exses. >; o . j 7 1r . Ug^pr-g
VA. Sl.!7«i 1.19: China nut. catetj 65<{}75c peri
:allo li; corr^imt oil. in barrels. KO(ffS.-{Uc Tor
IXXt 77 4<tiMc for No. 1 snd 75'S7*.tjc fo r No.
:. tcrordln* to .juantitv; extra bleached wln'er I
r"-rm f>i\. f.'y: natural winter sperm oil .wv- I
latnrai whale ..il. r,.V: pure lard oil. $1; wlmer !
rrr.inn.l \y.ni ell; tUic; pure neKtsfoot \u0084!]. XT.c: No I
n'-atsf.^.t oil. 0:.«-: iierrinc oil. s<»c: salmon oil
•fir; bpU*d B*h oil. -W; pniilt oil. 4.*, c. * i
Tnrfemipe—ls lower ol '.«•<» per gallon J,) cases
nd PS" in »n;lk. <lntms nnd iron barrels |
Hosin-E. $3.n«: F. $9.:r. : <;. $9.45; IT $9 r.n
50.:.:, : k. *;>.«»•: w»:. f 10.40; W\v. 110.70 per
mm* of SW v*. • ' r
B"d ar.i White Ix-rd— Rcl. S!^/9c; white. $j:
~r.s H e per !b. *
Caant-4 rruJts— The Cailtrorn!.- ranaftrs' cs?o
intion qnotea Knn pack * s roll«ir«: \u25a0
JPPJ** 12.0011.6011 401 "5
Peeled fnd &£X~~g^J&%ttW'£fi%3t
llackherrles i ' 'tJ Im'
'„**%* 'S.flOll.iSl .90! .<:.-,!
caches 2.30 1.7911.3011 20
<»«irherri M , \ \ \;\ \ \ \ \V£, Vfefe j
<:a»n»<l Asparacu»~Tlj« Callfonia pack-T-j'
fjiiotcs prices for tlx- ISIO pack as
n , !o s5 : '.- Gref>: '- r "T- >(1 \ No - 2 '^' •»« n - *<>•
{.. r s. * r ;._^: p«-n. No. 2i,i. 52.1.'.: nu>di:im white.
>°- ~',i. fJ-sj; grt-en. Xo. 2V.. S2 05- (small
Thite. No. 2H. white tips, mediiitri. No
1. $2.45; small. No. 1. $2.30; green tips, me
lium. No. 1. $2; raw!!. No. 1. $1.K5; soup tips
ocad can. ivu. 2. $1.40; b ouy tips, round can'
No. 8. 5.3.25.
Canned Peas— The California packer*' asso
'latjoa vtioicn the foilowlnj prK-es for canned
•er.!-, pack of J910: I'etir pois, JI.GO; extra
Ine Flftwl. ($1.25; extra sifted, $1.10; sifted
?1 : standard. XV.
Canned Toaj3tr>e«l 1910 tmok— Stsndard No !
J : 2 . 75c; Xo. Z, Voe; No. s. $2.1X3. " * j
OSYe — C<«=ta Kica. l«Kdl4'-c: Salvador 9>i !
514 c; NJcarajnJi. H'ifeUJic: Unateinala
virslcsn. U>i^l4ri: Hav-.-jiiian, HQISc- Etua
ior. llrs-- * i
Cordage — Mac'ls. «*c; Sisal. 7 ! ie; sl.<al bale
npc. >>H<s/S!l p PT It*: Maaiiu bale rope, 8c pet
n. net csmh. no discount.
Suit — BaleK. common. $1.50: granulated $">•
Isiry. oomrjou. $10.5<» for 50« aud $13.50 for
rrnnulated; half ground, per ton. S7.SOKS for
W»k: rock gait, $:<tf7.so; Imitation Liverpool.
(12J30 p«>r Urn.
Qnicksllrer— s44©4s flask for export and
>4<;'}?47.50 fta- h>cal us*-.
I'nciSc Codfisii— Tl:e L'nlon fi^li comrsnr ciioicn
'\u25a0* f.illoww: Bundles, small, whole, f.O lb bale*
l«{c; case?, regclcr, larpe. whole. 100 lb. boxes
s: cases, extra. 10<» lit boxes. $6.50; cs^s
'astern etyle, ?7: Anchor bramt. 7V»c: narrow
•mige, Siic: Silver King. SV-e: Goldea State. Sc
.Vblte Seal, middles, ll@ll«-ac: SeabricTit
ilocks. S'-ltc; oriental Mocks. 8c: Crown brand,
sblets. &c: pearl tablet*. 8V«c: 5 lb boxes fancy
•otieicss. 10c; 2 3b bojres rancy boneless, lie;
islf bbls jilckjcd <-od, $5.73 e.icb. <.IKB9jS
Tb«- Alaska cxx'flvii company «juotes as 'oJIowr:
Jungles, sniall whole. 4'"ic; ca^es, regular, ianre. i
riiole, «>i,4c: caves, extra, C*4c;: cases, eastern
tyle. 7c: Frigate. 7*£ c: rsrrow Paragon. 8c:
'lonarcli, B?Jej Wt*stern Pride. 8c: Imperial. 11 I
KjfSftc- Ocean Ware. *U,c: Siberia. Sc: Star. 2
I. >ta>Vt», $»Sc: Pacific Belie. 1 lb tablets. 9c:
?h<l <\u25a0 Bits, crates. 12 5 lb l>oxe». 10c: do 30 2
b U.\<h. i)e; pickled cod. liaif bbls. $5.00 eacU.
REFTNKI) SI.'«AK MAHKKT
The \Ve>t»>ra nifar reflnins •••«ni»atiy 4|uotea >«
•n:if,ws. tt«ni»K r.«-t - caKli: . St.iiulanl. fill" granu
;:i»-d, o<:; ttaaJard^cuar^e fe'raauljiled, sc; fruit
cranulated. sc: cut loaf, In barrels only, 7c;
H. & K. crystal dominos. 5 lb cartons In. canes.
8c; do In 2 lb cartons in cases, 8.60 c: monarch
bar. 5.35 c; tablet*. In half barrels. 5.50 c; do In
25 lb boxes.' s.7sc: cube* and A crushed, 5.25 c;
monarch, powdered. 3.10 c: XXXX . powdered,
5.10 c: oandy irrauulatril. 5.10 c: confectioners' A.
T.c: .•nnf^tiorx'rs' crystals,'' s.l OC: extra fln<»
granulated. 4.Bf»c; magnolia A. 4.60 c; extra C.
4.50<>: golden C. 4.4«>c: I>. 4.COc; barrels and
•*iO lb bafts 10c. half barrels 25c. boxes 50c more
per 100 lbs than for bass of 100 lbs net. i Bar
In 35 »nd 40 lb tirus J1.70 mor?: irt 8 and 10 lb
tins $2.35 moro per 100 lbs than price" for. this
grade In 100 lb baps.
The California ami Hawaiian sugar renaing
company quotes tf follows: Granulated basl«.
sc: •"liigrade" bar. ft.S.V; powder<*d, 5.10 c: A
cnjslTvl. r>.2sc; Ihttt. sc: C. & H. extra fine
granulated, sc; coarse dry granulated. sc: con
fectioners* A. sc: confectioners' crystal. 5.10 c;
mbes, 5.25 c; bricks, half barrels. 5.50 c; bricks;
in 25 lb boxes. 5.75 c: extra fine dry granu
lated (100 lh bags only*. 4.50 c: excelsior '. A.
4.fWV; «<xtr* C. 4.50 c: golden C. 4.40 c; yellow IV
4.30: rut loaf, in barrels only, "c; H. & K.
crystal doralnos. 5 lb cartons in cases. Re: <lo
2 lb cartons. In cases. R.soc. Additional per 100
lbs: In barrels an<l 50 lb bags. 10s more: half
barrels 25c more, boxes 50c more for all grades.
Bar in :C. and 40 lb tins., $1.70 mor»1. in 10 lb
tins. $2. ; v5 more. Minimum order, carload weight.
v, \u25a0 .
' >»»Tr York Prodiior
NEW YORK. Nor. -29. — Hop*— Steady.
Hi(le»^Steady.
Petroleum — Kleady.
AVoof — Qu let.
R*v sugar— -Qulot : muscovado. .SP test. ."J. 43c;
<*pntrlfugal. .nc. test, 3.0.V: molasses. .SO test,
3.lSc; refined »u?ar. steady. \u25a0 \u25a0" %
'Butter — Easy; 'crosmery spnclnls. Slijc; ex
tras. noiiSO'tr: factory. Juno make, 24e; do,
current makf." 22<&""So.
riicese — lrrrgular: Bi.it<> whole \u25a0 mlllc. Septem
ber quality, 15 l ic: >10. nnc. l*i}7l4>2c; do, cur
rent'make, fair. I39iei
Hcgs — Firm; state. Pennsylvania and near by
hennery fancy. 52655 c: <10. pstliered white.
"S(a.4Qr: do: "lieniipry, brown, fancy. 42<545c:
«10, gathered, brown, 3SQ42c: frcsli gathered.
extra flrsts, 23fi27<"; do. finrts. 82<3:J4c: do.
serwnds, 2S®.loc; refrigerator, special marks,
fancy. *25C<225',ic; do. firsts, 24©24V4c; seconds,
do, 22Vig23c.
DRIED FHUITS
Evaporated upplcs — Steady, with a fair Job
bing demand on the spot: fancy. HVic: <*hole».
10*- 4 c; prime. SQStic; common to fair,' SV«
Q6Hc. -
Prune* — Firm: quotations ranging from G«f
ldi^c for Californlas up to 30-40s. and B}4®*^C
for Oregoos from COs to 30s.
ApricotK— Quiet ana firm: choice. IWa.\Zc:
extr»- choice. 13'^,!g13%c; fancy, 13*i@14e.
Peaches — Steady on smaller offerings from
the coast; choice, 7@7»4c; extra choice, B@S^c;
fancy. SUj(g<v.
Uaisins — Dull, steady: loose, muscatels. BiS
6>4c; choice to fancy seeded. GM&.l^r; seed
less, ssiGc, and I/ondon layers, $1.20@1.3j.
Chlcneo Dnlry^ Produce Market
CHICAGO. Nor. 20. — Butter — Steady. Ke
c*>lpts, 2,093: creameries, 24<gS0c; dairies, 23@
27c. \u25a0. \
E^gs— Firm. At mark, cases Included, IQVi
@22^c: firsts. P,Oe; |irinn> firsts. 32c.
Cheese— Steady. Daisies, 15UQlS%c; twins,
19Vi<<jl8l>c: Young Americas, lsVi®lsV 2 c; long
horns, 15fe(315*ic.
j Low Ansrelei* Produce Market
[Specie? Dhpalch to The Call]
I,OS iXGEIXS, Not. 21».— Eggs -«roro in de
mand today on the prndure exchange, the prices
remaining at the lower figures fixon yesterday.
Buttor and cheese were steady. Sweet potatoes
were firm.
Receipts of produce today wer«: Kgg£. <V>
cases: butter. 31.123 pounds: cheese. 3,792
pounds; potatoes, 2,430 sacKs: beans, 338 sacks;
onions. 15 sacks: sweet potatoes, 319 sacks;
apples. 3.000 boxes. •
Butter — California creamery, extras. 36Vic;
do. firsts. 324 c; cooking, 2.V: ladle. 25c.
Eggs — l^tcal ranch, candled, 47c; do. case
count (buying prlcp», 43c; eastern fresh, 3Sc;
eastern storage, packed extra. 30534 c.
Cheese— Southern (per pound), ISc; northern,
lSfalS^ic; northern, storage, Ifio: eastern, sin
gles. IR'3<*: eastern, twins. 17*4<&iSc: eastern,
chrddars. 19c: eastern, long horns. 19c; east
ern, daisies, 19c: <yegon. twins, l"V4<3lSc; Ore
gon, daisy. ISQJSi^c: Swiss. Imported. 32c;
Swiss, domestic. 22@24c; cream brick, 19@20c;
Umburgor. lft@2oc.
Beans— No. 1 pink. *5.50(§f1; No. 1 llmas.
$5.25@5.50; I^idy Washington. |4.25: No. 1
small whites. J4.25: No. 1 black eyes. $5.75<?t6;
No. 1 Garranzas, 54.50; No. 1 California len
tils. $7.
Potatoes— Highland (100 pounds). $1.50i?1.75;
Nevadas. J1.75@1.85; l/^mpocs. Sl.)Ss<Q,'2; Sa
lir.as. ?l.Wfi{2: early roi<e. northern. *2; new
potatoes, boi. $1; yellow sweets, $1.75^2.
Rantern Uveatork Market""
CHICAGO. Nov. 29. — Cattle — Market weak.
Receipts estimated at 9.000: beeves. $4.50@7.50:
Texas steers. $4.20G£5.40: western steers, J4.25
W«S.CO; utockers and feeders. $3.30@5.60; cows
and heifers. 52.20«J6.30; calves. ?7.25@9.25.
Hogs — Market slow, generally 5c higher. Re
ceipts estimated at $28,000; light. $G.50@7.25;
mix«»d. $G.55<5;7.30; heavy, $6.55< r a7.35: rough,
?0.5507: good to obfllce heavy. $7({17.35; pigs,
$0.35(ll7; bulk of sal«»s, $7.05<g7.25.-
Sheep — Market steady. Receipts estimated at
32.000; natiTe. $2.25<34.25: western. $2.75<&4.05:
y»arlings. $4.20(8 5.25; lambs, native, $4.25@
•0.25: western. $4.50ff£6.G0:
KANSAS CITY: Nov. 29. — Varket steady.
Receipts. I2.O00: native steers, ?4.5M>^7.25; na
tive cows and heifers. f2.60i3<5; stockers and
feeders. (3.7565.50; bulls. $3.50@ 4.60; calves,
$4^8.25; westerp steers, $4«55.60; western cows, :
$2.75<f£4.75.
Hogs — Market higher. Rcooipta. S.OC>O; bulk
of sales. $7.1007.20: heaTy, $7.15®7.25; packers
and butcher*. ?7.10<fr7.20; light. $7.10©7.20.
) Sheep — Market steady. Receipts, 7,000: mut
j tons, $3.50<P4.25: lambs. $55i6.50: fed wethers
j «nj yearlicss, $3.75^4.25; fed western ewes,
$3-24.
OMAHA. Nor. 29.— Market active. 10c higher.
Rpceipts. X.500: native steers, $4(^0.75: cows and"
bcifrrs, $3^.5.25; western stpers. $3.50<?4.80;
range cows and heifers, $2.85'&4.G5; canners,
! $2.7503.40: stockers and feeders. $3®5.40;
j calres^ $3.50(?5; balls, stags, ct<\. $3.25@4.20.
Hogs— Market 10c higher. Receipt*. 6.000;
I heavy. $6.»0@7.15: mixed. $7@7.10: light. $7.10
j f57.20; pigs, $6@7; bulk of sales, $7<g7.15.
Sheep — Market steady to ' strong. Receipts.
11.WK); yearlings. $4<§s: wethers, $4@5; ewes,
$3<ji4.Co: lambs, ?5.50@6.50.
I'ortlnuil Livestock Market
PORTLAND. Not. 29.— Cattle— Receipts. 100
h<>ad: market- firm. Steers, choice- $5.125<g5.65 )
medium $4.5fi5i.5; choice heifers, $4.75<g5; cows,
choice $4.50@ s.^rood $3.5054, common $203.50;
bulls, $4(14.25; s"tsg6. choice. $4@4. 50; calves,
| light $7i^7.50. heaTy $405.25.
Hogs — Receipts, 100 h»»ad; market steady. Top,
?5«j.5.25; medium. $7.50^7.75.
Siieen^ — Receipts. 1.600 head: market weak.
Best valley wethers, $3.25<i£3.50: good wethers.
$3Q.3.25: Iwst yearling withers, $4.25<|4.75;
I best valley ewes. $3.Gof(i4: lambs, choice moan
| tain $5.755i6, choice, valley $4.75(56.
| -. :
MISCEIXAXEOUS MARKETS
; Cotton Market
j NKW YORK. Nov. 29.— X. V,. Hutlon «t Co.'s
I wire earn: "The market today has displayed a
I wondTful amount of reserve force, which
promptly put a stop ( to the reactionary tendency
of yesterday and 'this morning. Those who
liquidated ami went fhort, on the decline were
forced to rover and the market seemed once.
more on the inarch to higher levels in an effort
to 'liswjot a bullish government crop estimate
j of leg* than 11. OOO.tfcir*. t»ale«. '
\u25a0 "(."iidfr these circumstances the price seems
to Ik> a yccondary consitlfratlon.- so anxious is
>kc pablic to get in lh«» band wagon before it
is tt>o laf. Consequently legitimate features
are being disregarded for tlie time being, but
eventually thry will' probably assert their in
fluence in a prononncwl manner. The movement
continues h"avy and will probably reach a half
million bales this week, against 357,000 - lost
year.
••Port receipts today were 85.070. against 61.073
! last year. ifouthera. mots - officially reported
j early unrbangrd to T-IC<; down. . A: late-, cable
j frot'n I/.verpool reported a huge ; business-. In
j Mnnchester. lYade committed to enormous con
1 simipilsn." . , .-, - - - '
; Tlio Mercantile crop . reporting association
i mskrs t!i<> crop 10.7r.5.000 bales.
Sjiot closed qulri, 10 points higher. Middling
uplan<!<:, 15.10 c: <lo gulf. 15.35 c. No sales.
""" COTTON FUTURES Year
Option — --Open High Low Clo*=e N0v.29 ag«>
January 14.72 14.88.14.631 4.64 14.77 14.35
February .... .... 14.94 14. 57 14.45
Marcli 14.95 15.15 14.5715.12 15.03 J4.C3
April .... J5. 18 15.09 14,60
May ..."....15.11 15.31 15.06 15.28 15.21 14.79;
June ... +.. .... 15.24 15.17 14.72
July 15.02 15.26 15.00 15.24 15.1714.72
August , 14. 6S 14.69 14. 6S 14. 57 14. 51 14.05
September ." .... .... .... 12.94
October .... 12. 5S
November ..14.84 14. 54 14. 50 14. Srt 14,76' '..>.
! D>ci-ml>er .. 14.75 14.88 14.07 14. SC 14.7S 14.1S
I St. I,oul« Woo! Market
i ST. LOUIS. Nor. 29.— Wool— Steady. Medium
I grade*, combing and clothing. 23V&<§24c;» light
I tin*». 20(a.22c; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub' washed,
2rg2Cc. •
Iloxlou 'AVool Market
n'oSTON. . Nov. 20.— The Boston . wool ; market
continues firm but less, actiTe.V The movement
ttt-tiie mill* lias almost ceased, but Inquiry
continues along fairly., broad lines. A good,
sample to. the - traffic is reported particularly In
Texas and California wools, while territory
stsnle aud Ohio fleeces are In - fair v demand.
Holders quote 30n for halfblood Ohio, but they
eay that buyers «lo not respond."; ' ;\u25a0
Qnotatlons: Scoured basis— Texas -fine, '.= 12 |
months.; sS@<sOc : fine, fall. 4S<gsoc;> Cairfornla
northern. 53«?t57e; middle, county. 60Q52c;
southern. 46&45e; fall free, , :43045c; r Oregon
eastern No. 1 staple. 640650: eastern clothing,
COiseic: valley No. 1, 54 (& 55c.' -
1 erritory— Fine staple,^ 54(556c;- fine .staple,".
sP(oj(y)c: fine clothing. -58<§60c: fino medium
clothing. 55@56c: halfbloo<l- combing. 61 (362 c:
tliree-elghthn blond, combing, 53@55c;': quarter-"
I blond combing. 51 hi 53c. '• -... \u25a0•'
« Pulled— Extra, iKc^fine. A, 55060 c; A super*,
j 53f<j55e. . \u25a0 . \u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0-. " .
New York. Coffee Market
NEV\" YORK. Not.29.— E. F. Hutton &.Co.'i '
wire said: "Both European markets \u25a0-. sent dls- \u25a0
npp<»inting cables again today. -After the.».se£J
Tore decline In o?ir market. »howcTeK.- in the :
early iroruing. Havre- and Hamburg; cables, held
t'acir 'owu, aud . Hauiburg actually 'advanced,'
MMiMMiMaßaaaCM^fegi.'iis^^^feiiMiiMjSit
THE S;\ K RA NGISGO C? MM - WED2sjESDAT ; ; NOVEMBEfec36. ; 1910;
which was considered a very > favorable showing.
The demand for actual coffee this ;week; has -been
rather; slack, :;, which:, makes-; business; in I contracts
less actlTe...andithef market has been 1 more of
a professional; scalping < affair than v an • indicator
of large transactions from l day- to day In actual
coffee;. r The future markets < are • inclined .to ? rest
«nd : even up. a condition which ' they I have; gone
t lirough '' from . time .; to : . tlra6 i since t our I contract
price was i 7c. After recent/ purchases ' of /actual
coffee haveibecn digested and the contract : mar
kets again evened up another sharp advance. may
be looked for unless our shrewdest Importers are
mist aken Jln their Ideas : of prevail Ing | conditions^
Reports with reference io the next crop continue
to come unfavorable. -n fact«>r which will, becVime
very •potentlarin a little while." ' -> .
COFFEE FUTURES '"* - '. - r
Option— : Open. High. Low. Close.
January. ;.. 10.14 10.25 - 10.14 10.29
February ........ ...... ..... 10.26
March ....... <;. 10.20 10.25 10.12 10.22
April .10.21 10.21 10.21 ; 10.23
May 10.17 10;25 10.13 10.23
... ..... ....;:..... 10.21
July 10.15 10.20 - 10.15 '=• .10.18
August: .......: ..... ..... ;; 10.17
September ...... 10.00 10.15 9.99 10.12
October.. 10.00 10.01 10.00 30.02
November ....... .....^ ..... 10.40
December ........ 10.25 . 10.35 10.25- 10.40
Sales, 59.500 bags. .
, Xevr Vnrk MHal MRrkrt
Ni:w YORK. Not. 29.— Standard copper, easy.
Spot. l November and December. 12. 40*312. 50 c;
..unwary, 12.45Q 12.60 c: Febniarj-; 12.50#12.65c:
March, 12.5. r >@ 12.75 c. London market firm. Spot.
f57 6s 3d: futures. £5S Cs. Arrivals reported' at
New lnrk today. 335 ton*. .' Custom - house re
turns show, exports of 26.454 -tons so for tUis
month. Local dealers quote lake copper at 13ia> ;
J. .. 25c : \u25a0 olectrolytic, 12.87V- <Bl3c; casting, 12.50
<&12.75 c.
Tin — Easy. Spot, November," December, - Janu
ary anil February, .\u25a0 37@37.25e. London' market
firm. Spot. £160 7s 6d: futures. £170.
T.ead— Quiet.' 4.45ti54.5ric New York- and 4.30(3
4.37J{. East St. Louis. London, spotv £13 3s Od.
Speller— Quiet. G.55(35.05e New '.York - and
r..77»A@5.52% East St. Louis. London, spot,
£24. -<-S»BSWpJ\iiP> •: • . '\u25a0 •".• '- \u25a0 :
Iron— Cleveland warrants, 49s Pd In Lnndoik
I>ncally Iron was steady. Xo. " 1, foundry north
ern. No. 1 foundry southern and No. \u25a0 1 foundry
southern soft. $15.75® 16.25; No. 2 foundry north
ern, - $15,505* 10.' ... ..
Xnval Stnren— Turpentine and Ttoain -
SAVANNAH, Ga.. Nov. 29.— Turpentine— Firm
«t 76<g76«$e. Sales. 555; receipts, 771; ship
ments. K35: stocks. 16.111.
Rosin— Firm. Sales. 1,200; receipts. 4,004:
shlnments. 1.330; stocks. 65,124. Quote: B,
D. $5.75; E. $5.75«5.77%; F. $5.85;
<-. $5.5.-.: IL 5.V57^(55.97i4; 1.:56.15«5!6.25: X,
$6.50: M, ?0.75; N, $7.20; WO, $7.55; WW,
* 70 ! 1 : " / \u25a0\u0084-'-\u25a0
. \u25a0\u25a0 « '\u25a0 -:..•.-. •\u25a0".:••
I'IEIt DIRECTORY
\u25a0 ' \u25a0 ; • ...
NORTH OF MARKET STREET
Pier 3...., Washington] Pier 17.. .Union 1
Pier 5.....:. ja,.kson|Pler -19.. .."..... Union 2
Per 7........ Pacific Pier 21....;.... Filbert
Pier 9. .. .Broadway llPler 23. . ...Greenwich 1
Pier 11 Broadway 2*Pier 25. ., ..Greenwich 2
£<er 13 Vnllejoi Pier 27. /. . . . . Lombard !
Pier 15. . .-. ..... Grecn|Plcr 51. . . .... ... Powell i
SOUTH OF ; MARKET STREET \u25a0
Pier 4 .Mission 2lPler 2K ....... Main
PIT 6 Howard llPier 24. ......... Beale
Pier S Howard 2 ! Pier 36. ....... Fremont
Pier 10 Howard 3!Pler 35. .......... First
Pier 12... ."...Folsom ltl'ter 401 ;
Pier 14 ..Folsom 2|Pier 42 VP. M. S. S. Co.
Pier 16 HarrlsoniPler 44 J ,V
Pier 20 SteuartlPicr 54. ... ..... Fourth
Pier 24...:. Sppar[
\ MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE '
From I Steamer ' 1 Date
Coos Bay.. |M. F. Plant. ..|Nov. 30
Shanghai & Milkl. . ...lWlnneha.cn .". . . ..'Nov. 3o
Seattle 5. ..illornelen ......!l)oc. 1
Grays Flarbor ISanta Barbara.. Dec. I
Orays Harbor [Newburg ....... Dec. • 1
Point Arena & Albion. Porno ......... Dec. 1
Humboldt Santa Clara.... I Dec. 1
San Pedr0...... ..Rose City.. IDec. 1
San Diego & San Pedro (1. W. Elder. ..IDec. 1
San Pedro Hanalel |Dee. 2
New York via Ancon.. Macktnaw f Dec. 2
Puget Sound Ports..... City of Puebla.iDec. 2
San Dleeo & Way Ports! Governor ..... .!Dec. 2
Portland & Astoria.... I Nome City:.. ..IDec. 2
San Pe<iro IRedondo Dec. 3
Humboldt ............ City of Topeka. Dccx 3
Portland & Astoria .... Roanoke Dec. 3
Sal. Cruz via S. Diego. Virginian .. ..».|Dee. f 3
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam \u0084...JDec." 4
Grays Harbor Norwood ...... iDcc. 4
San Pedro Ad. Sampson •. . Dec. 4 ,
China & Japan......... Manchuria ..., Dec. 4,
Seattle & Tacoma I Watson ........ Dec. 4
Sal. Cruz via S. Diego.|Net>raskan .....IDec 5
San Pedro ... ... . . ICoronado - ...... [Dec. 5
Willapa Harbor jearlov ....;... .|Dee. 5
Puget Sound Ports lPresWent ...... Dec. 5
Portland & Astoria Rear . ....:... .(Dee. 6
New York via Ancon. .JAcapulco . . l)ee. 6
New York via Ancon. <|City of Parn. . . Dpc. 6
Hongkong via Ocos ISerak .......... Dec. 6
San Diego & Way Ports| Santa Rosa ; ... Dec. 6
TO SAIL
Date I Steamer . | Destination | Sails |Pier
Not. 30 Brooklyn . . . ... .|Polnt Arena : 4 pml 4
Not. 30 City of Topeka. Humboldt .. 11 ami It
Nov. 30 Sea F0am..... Point Arena. 4pm 4
Not. 30 Buckman ..... Puget Sound 1 pm 10
Not. 30 Ad. - Sampson. . lam Angeles. 10 am 10
Nov. 30!.\ztec .. ... Ancon 12. ra 40
Dec. l|Fifleld Poqullle Rlv.| 2pm 19
Dec. l|Vanguard IHumboldt '.I spm J9
Dec. l.Sauta Barbara.. l Los Anreles.l 1 pm 51 j
Dec. IJO. Lindauer . JGrayn Harbr 2 pml 27
Dec. 1 (Daisy ..:. i Willapa Har |...
Dec. SlNonie City. .. .|l^)s Angeles. 14:30 p 27
Dec. 2!Coos* Bay .....ISan Petlro. ..I 4 ptnl H
Dec.' 2!Santa Monica. .iGrays Harbr 4 pm 51
Dec. 21 Rose City . I Portland ... 12 ml 40
Dec. 2IG. W. Elder. . | Porf land |. . AlOA 10 nmt 13
Dec. ,2 Isthmian Sallna Crux.. 10 amf °7
Dec. 2 Queen -iPugct Sound 2pm ;»'
Dec. 2iSan?a Rosa ISan Diego... 11 ami 9
Dec. 3!J.8. Stetson.. iPortland ... 5 pm! 27
Dec. Slßedondo I Cons .'Bay .. 4 pm| 19
Dec. 3'North'Fork .;. Humboldt ..llpmlF.B
Dec. 3'Santa Clara ... Humlmldt ' . .{lo am 13
Dee. 3 Hanalel Lor Angeles. 3 pm 10
Dec. 3 Sierra Honolulu ... 11 am 21
Dec. SlEnterprise ....Hilo .. ..... 12 m 38
Dec. 3| Roanoke ...... ix>s Angeles; 7 pm 13 i
Dec. SlNewburg ... .. Grays ITarbr 3pm 21 !
Dec. 31 Bee ........ ..I Puget Sotind 12 m 3S I
Dec. 4|Norwood ..... .|l»s Angeles. 2pm..
Dec. 4|Pomo ........ UPoint Arena. 6pm 4
Dec. 5 City ; of Sydney|Ancon; r. . . . . 12 * m 42 "
Dec. 51Coronado ......IGrays Hnrbr 3 pm 21
Dec. SlCarlos ...... ..|Los Angeles. .<
Dec. 6 President ...... ISan Diego... 4pm 9*
Dec. 6!Cblna ......... (Hongkong .. 1 pmj 42 1
Dec. 6|Ad. Sampson:, .|Png(>t Sound 1 pm 10
Dec. OjWatson ... ...-.j Los. Angelas. 10 amj ]0
TO SAIL SEATTT.K
Destination 'J- | Steamer [Date
Skagway ts, Way Ports. Uefferson \u25a0'.".'..^. lDec. °
Skncway fc Way Ports. IHumboldt % .... . JDec. 3
Sun. Morta ; nml; Tide - i
Lnlfed States coast ami geodetic \u25a0 survey— Time I
and heights -'of .tides at Fort Rolnt. " For city ;
front (Mission street wharf) , add 25 minutes. '
WKDNKSDAY,' NOVKMBRR 30 , .\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0.
Sun-rises .......... . v .. 1... *..; \u25a0 • -.no
Sun sets " 4:.-, i
Moon rises V:s2a.Vn.
New M00n.... ...,:.I)ec. •1. at 1:02 p.m.
First, quarter moon. .....Dec; 9. at 10:50 a. m.
Full m00n....... .....; 16, at 2:50 a. m. ',
- Time Bnll
United S3tatcs branch hydrographic of Bee, Mer
chants' Exchange, San Francisco," NoTembor
. 29, 1910.' » - s
The time ball was not dropped today. \u25a0 ;'-'
J. C. BURNETT.
TJcutenant. U. S. N., in charge.
|Time| Time! Time : Timel
Not)'— —l Ft: Ft^ Ft -\ Ft "
-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 1L W| '... HWf -; L*W HWf
-A. M. T~~ : -I -> p, IS." . . "
30.. 1 .1:531 2.6 9:5S' 5.7 4:55 •' 0.0 ...'. ,s, s
Dec. H W L W H W ' L W *"
1.. 0:06 ; 4:i 4:2S 3.2 10:27 h5.7h 5.7 5:28 —0.3
, 2.. O:SC 4.1 5:05 3.2 10:55 5.6 6:05 — O 5
3.. 1:46 -4.il 5:40 3.3 11:17 '5.0 6:42—0 5
4.. 2:35 4.21 6:18 '3.4 11:41 5.5 7:19 ZO4
.U. S. Branch Hydrojcraphic ; Ofllce i
- A branch of the 'United States . hydrographic ]
office, located; in the i Merchants' ,* Exchange is
maintained in; San Francisco for , the benefit " of
mariners,- without regard to; nationality and free i
ofv expense. ', NaTigators i are -cordially InTlted
to visit the. offlqe, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions t of: the world, are' kept at
band 1 -., for :. comparison •; and reference-; and the
latest ; information \u25a0 can f always :-. be - obtained - re
garding lights,* dangers' to : navigation aud "mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce. •\u25a0..
\u25a0\u25a0'.".. .L,C. BURNETT. ?v
Lieutenant, 17. S. NNt! t in charge.-^ -;
HYpBOGRAPHIC OFFICE
\u25a0 Depth nt mean 'low 'water, entrance' to harbor.
::: TLACE 1 Ft." | Date , [ ' .--. .:\u25a0;-. \ Remarks ;• ; ,,,.~
"jrays Harj 19 lOct. .27IDepth given Is for south
'-- "•:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 I *":' I '..--> .) .""channel. • /
Willapa ! B| 27 •• [Sept. 3h . . . . . . . . .'; .-. ......... ." ;
Colum. R.| 25- ISept. 23|. .•..........;..;. .y. .J- j
I •"\u25a0 '\u25a0.-"•' Bar v buoy to <; right of j
Nehalm |R] 9 July 10 \u25a0-.;_ entraoce.V Channel^ is
\u25a0 ':'-- \u25a0shifting"- to »n or t h
I very, narrow, 150 ft.
Tillmlc B . 1 0 I July , -. SlChannel . shifted lTrnile
I * I- - I south In gale Not. 28. 1!
Vaquina B| 13%|8ept. 12|. ....- ....•....;'. ...r::v"
Sisulaw - R| ., 4^|Sept. 11 1 :."". . ; . ; . ; . . . . . . . ..-*.-**--
Umpqaat R| - 0 ' | Sept. 30| ...... . .. ; .;.... ..-. . . "V
Coos Bay. | 18v-|Oct. i s|Can buoy No. 1 goneT^J
Coqnllleßl • S- [Oct.- 4|Channeli straight. -""-1
Rogue Rtv| 2 v lScpt. \\: . . . ; ;t -; . ..:.... . . . \u25a0-;-' \
Klamth <\u25a0\u25a0 R| 4 . lOct.. ' 3|Ch«nnel \u25a0 sou|hwest.~:-.
Hmbldt -B|;19 ; JSept.--: ljChannel', straight "•. work
k."-•-.„ \u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 | i- |y r - >;) .\u25a0- --t ''..-\u25a0..-:
S Pedro B| 20 i |Oct. ; 3 1 No change . In ; channel. '; i
S Diego B| 2S^ 1 Nov. -:; 1 ) No change in \u25a0 channeLTi
S Pablo B j \u25a0 24 ,' lAug. , 20|Dcpth ?In dredged . chan
- .\u25a0"'-'•\u25a0' :?'. I '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-"'.' -r""":,-;'-.V.|r-, J iie.l.-.-'--.-,-:.'.;> i ;, ...-_- - J ,; - -..-.,,|
I SHIPPING INTELLIG ENG E I
THANKSGIVING IS
OBSERVED AT SEA
Lirier Sierra Has Big Feast and
Passengers Fare as v Well
as at Home
ASSEXGERS who
arrived here yes
* terday from Hono
lulu' on: the liner
; Sierra were filled
with regret .when
they i left the island
Cport" ; that ;* '. they
"would have" to
' spend ': Thanksgi v~
ingvday'Vat •' sea
". When", the day' ar
rived they 7 ; were
r still. - sorry, but
before it" closed
they went ,6ri rec
ord as, believing
that among the
•things;they had to
be thankful' .for
- was - the fact that
they, were /on board tho Sierra. ;
Between lunch and dinner, time Chief
Steward Joseph Carleton converted the
dining saloon into a tropical bower
where he served -the pass»ngers.a din
ner that made them forget: everything
but the fact that?, they-J had dined bet
ter and in more beautiful/surroundings
than, ever before in- their lives.
The passengers declare: that Hono-'
Uilu must have been left bare of all
foliage. Before leaving the island port
Carleton had secured ; ;a\ big supply of
tropical Auits, "' flowers and • leaves,
enough to completely ; hide every ;b4t of
woodwork about" thesaloon;. When the
liner. arrived the passengers were: still
talking about the dinner, and some of
them ; are laying plans to- spend next
Thanksgiving day aboard the Sierra.; ;
Among the Sierra's passengers was
Rear Admiral Giles B. tHarber and, Mrs.
Harber, who have been vlsiting.friends
in Honolulu. They "will ; leave in, a
few days tfor Washington,, D. C, wheje
the admiral will' be assigned to bureau
duty until the expiration of his term
of active service. The passengers In
cluded: ;\u25a0,\u25a0.;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'.' .'\u25a0\u25a0 - : v : \u25a0. -: :' ; i^^?;
"W. 0. Baker ~- Mrs. A. K. Johnston
Mrs. Baker' Miss A. V. Johnston
A. Beckett Mrs." J.- J; Kearney
Mrs. Beckett iF. M. Lewis '
E. F. Blsliop, | William Mcßrlde
W. E. Brloe \u25a0 ; ! .J"«hp H.MeUalf
.Mrs. Brlce . i Mr.*. Metcalf ..."-.
J. H. CnrtJoll . • . ! Mr.i.vN»wnjan \u25a0 .
Mrs.iJCardell i K. Pollitr.
('. W. Clark j Mrs. J. W. Reid
A. L. -Ihihy . Mrs. A." Richardson
Mrs. E. K. Dye. V Mieorpp; Robinson
L. M. Golden - W. W.. Shannon
H. Gorman ••. Mrs. Shannon
A. R. Gmrey . • Mrs. M.M. Shingle
\): Havens * .' A. G. Stodnrt- . s
Admiral (i. B. Ilarber Mrs. .T. 1.. Thomas
Mrs. llarber Mrs. .1.8 . Warren
A. .S. Healyv . Mis. 1.. A; Wills and 2
Mrs. 1 1 paly . ' ' children
Miss X. K. Herren Mr.-Ayre*
John S. Irbyi: I»i>ctor Woods |
Mbcria Carrlpn Bl»: Cih>t»«l oB I'nssdicfrs
The Pacific Mail, liner Siberia. Cap
tain Adrian- Zeeder, i sailed yesterday
for thevfar east crowded with passen-;
gers",and carrying a large cargo. The
liner carried ISO cabin passengers and
more than 500 i Asiatics.; Among the
Asiatics were 30 Chinese who had.been
refused landing by. v the- immigration
authorities. \u25a0 ' ' .
, Commissioner.Gpneral of Immigration
Daniel J. Keefo and Mrs. Keefe were
passengers on tlielinpr. 'Commissioner
Keefe is going tp Honolulu "to investi
gate immigration conditions there." He
will return: on; the MongoUa. which ris
due here December? SO.-^-rEHa Wheeler
Wilcox and her husband were passen
gers on the liner. /They are going;to
Hongkong. The Siberia carried a large,
number of passengers" for , ManilaT
where all Pacific Mail siiipsi now call.
Among the passengers for- Manila was
Rear Admiral W. L. Capps'.of the navy.
The Siberia's passengers included:
_ ' . FOX HONOLULU
F. A. Alexander • Mrs. I>. J. Keefp
Mrs. F. A." Alexander Mrs. A. X. I.ooke . ~ '
Joseph Ju Anderson: :'. Mrs. F. X. Maloney
Jllhs Ktlifil Andernon .. E. J. Marsten- '\u25a0 >~ .
Miss Erances Anderson J/ B. Martin
Mlps Elizabeth. Andcr- Mrs. J. 8.. Martin
son ; \u25a0 .-\u25a0': 0. • A.'MeKldowney
Miss M. Bell Mrs. M. T. McGauley
K. Bleau \u25a0 Minn Ella. Moluerny '\u25a0\u25a0
J. W. W. Brewster K. C. Mclntosh - "
Mfs. E. Brunchorst Mrs. K. 0. Molntosh
E. K. Bull . . C. A. Mwlford
A. -W\ Carter Morton G. Munks
Mrs. A. W. Carter Miss Anna M. Paris
Miss EdltU Curt er . Miss U.K. Patterson '
Francis C. Col rilfe • L..T. Peck:
Mrs. FTanols 0. CoItUIo Mrs."L. T. Peck
W. C: Damuth '\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0:'. X. Peck
'Tay Inspector B. P. dv A. W. Perelstrous
- Bols, 11..5. X. Mrs. A.-W. Perelstrous
Oeorge H. Fairchild . Rev. W. E. Potwine .
J. JVC. Hapens \ Mrs. W." E. Potwine
W. J. Hanniean 'J] and infant
Mrs. W. J.' Hannipan H. Price
Miss Bernice Harttvell-: Mrs. H. Price
Miss A. I). HRrtwell. Rc\ R. E. Smith
Mr.».- A. A}.' liases Jr. Mrsr-K.E. Smith
C. IlPdemann . Miss Marjorie M.' Smith
Sirs. O. Hedemann , : Miss M..M. Smith -
S. C. Tllndes . Miss Clara Sutherland
Mrs. S. O. Hlndes . Miss M. Veitch
Barrett. Hindes ffi ' "J. ; H. Warrall s,-i : '
Mrs. R. Hoppe . Mrs. F. E. Washbum: \u25a0
Mrs. R.lscnberg; W-Zeisc ' v \ •
1). J. KeeCe * - '<\u25a0>.;'.
YOKOHAMA
W. It. Bajcnnll v- Mrs. Lefiferts Knox
A. K. Bnldjl Baron X. Kuroda v
S. H. Cox . ~ Prof. B. .Ma no 1.:
U. Cox , "--; IV B. S. Morris:
\VC. Fait '• ; Mrs. I».B. S.\ Morris
L. 11. Friedlanrlrr ; . Miss Catherine Pifer
Robert E.-Heun -. - Mrs.'-G.;. Renter v
;Mrs. tv. X. .11111 '\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0"\u25a0 Miss May Samesreuther
Jnllan W. Hill 0. Shojl
S. Hirnt B. Lenor Simpson
R. KiDoshita \u25a0\'^ r '' Mrs. J. M. Sporbnrg .
, Leffcrts Knox : . \ S.^Tanabl "
Iv. C. Brnnnau \u25a0/? WlVlard W. Cram.
W.'-G- Cram • } Donald 11. Cram
Mrs. W. G. Craniandic. H.-De»l ; '-
infant . - I Mrs. C. H. Deal
NAGASAKI „
Miss Ruth Halm ' . ! ralll Kelly \u25a0
William Kellv. / Robert Kelly
Mrs. VriUlnm" Kelly nr«l J. .11. Wallace •'/^
•infant : : Mrs^J.'.H." Wallace'
A.\ J. AnrraTOs > . -!> ~'. Mrs.,D, C Foi \u25a0 .
Mrs. A. .1. Arcra^es ' \u25a0-: Miss A. C.'llardarro"
W. F. Barney V .• Miss 3;>: S. Hendrie '
Mrs.' Murray Bartlett- Commander P.. H. : Jack-
Miss Blanchard Bartlett S. X.--r .v<
\u25a0 and mirae .£- .. - \u25a0 .. Mrs»'R.H.. Jackson
M: I). Baldwin ." Ernest- D. .TohMon : : '
Mrs. M. r>: Baldwin . Jacob G. I,ang
Charles P. Bowdlteh.^. Fred Ft.^ Lancford ;• \u25a0
Mrs.: Charles 'P. Bow- W.- H. Ijatrrence
' dlteh v . ;\u25a0; ' : Justls A. Lewis -y,';'.'--
Miss Camlfle Bo'wditch Samuel ->'MarljarbHn-- "'
MIs« ; M. A.. Brault .:•-• Mm; • Samuel ( MacLach
llpnr.''-'Admiral'.' W. L. .fin : > ; " , .
<;anps : "\u25a0=.".'';\u25a0 i .\u25a0 -r A. • W. v MePherson 'i-
Isaac I. Cooper * \u0084 O. W.'Xesbit-
P. S.^Donnell. ' William T. Pa tstone'
T.Kppsteln. W. A." Randall '-
Mrs.T. Eppstein W.; F. Root v. .; ' ' -';<p
A. G.fFaneiif ' '" G.'.B.; Schiller";-.
Harry Farmer . E. C. Schlattman
Mrs. ITarry Fanner and Mrs.; M.L.r Stewart
infant - i'\u0094 -;; . v ; Mrs. ,Ed Sweeney :r\u0094-
John ; A. -Farmer George R. : B. " Symonds -
Miss Grace ;E.: Farmer Philip CoWare: \u0084•:\u25a0..;.\u25a0\u25a0« •
D.C.:Fox •-;,:" I Herbert X.Witt
- v HONGKONG ::\u25a0.::\u25a0 - ,
Mrs. R;G. IVBarr and Miss P. Grnndstand
maid '.•\u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0". Mrs. J."W/ Hueus -•".' vfr ; 4
Charles kW.Bt-rnhErdt. T.. W. ; Marsliall
Hall BlytJi •\u25a0* -•;, .^ \• ; J. C."- McCoy.:
Mrs. Hall' Bly til' ": J Joseph Rappa"
W. W. t Callow Mis* -T.-.P; Robtnsou
II.l Campbell;:; *i.- : J."CrSlmpson
Mr?>. v H.cCampbell: '. Miss Manraret Slier -
J. a: Campbell . Mrs.: E. V.V. Stortdard
Mrsr; L.';E.-, Campbell 'i^Pnat'T E; C.*.Voorheis'i :
E. 1 Caranangh , JMrs.jL. JL" Walker- .'"\u25a0'"
P.'lM.^ Cestero / v .• . \u25a0;. I Mr?. \u25ba Ella Wheeler ' WII-
Mr 3."', F.\: Corwln : ' '. ". I cos ' \u25a0 f
Miss ; S. "; Downer I Robert M. VWilcos
; Ella ; and » Erna \ Out \of f Coast , Trade
: '/. T he "< p o's si bi 1 i t"y^ o f 11 1 h e"f J e b s en "\ 1 1 n e'-- r \u25a0 e"
suming 'business ibetween-;Puget t sound
this .portand* Central fAmerlca.haa. been
up : in itheiair -f orj some JtimeJVXThe Uocal
companies =inithis trade ihave
been^awaitingl some ?sign^ofi;the':; line's
resurrection,-' and'yesterday^there , was ;a
sigh; of /general- satisfactlon\when; word
wa sS received > from;,* Seattle a that the
Bteamers.^Ella> and tErna;, which con^
stitutedV: the "\ Jebsen -fleet, v hadf been
chartered^to^carry:. grain from Puget
sound ? f or.Europe.r-^ - » '\u25a0; • -, : - '\u25a0 -. - • :? - ••; \u25a0
:«TJie f Jehsen line did not make a':nnan
cialfjsuccessVof cits s>businessi,with' the
lowers coast,*r:but" while Sthe;Ellal-and
Ernatwereirunning^itncost" their com
petitors^ something,;- to ithe"con^
ditionsfthat^resultedSinstheiwithdfawal
of ; the fJcbsen* steamers:";: >S : VK^;;-''
;. \l t; was announcedirecently: that : , they
were* to fbe \u25a0iputvbackV3|n^the> = Centra*l
American trade -and it "is? understood 1
*ha£ all -plaris i-were; laid,* by -the ;lines
already' lnUhe 1 field,- to :glve "the Seattle
line Janother:battle.;;-iThes generals 'that
planned campaign P were i' ready \u25a0 to
fight, butjaresbetterj.pleased'to^see^the
two, steamers 'headed ifor. Europe. »
v -,; Brlngn' -'Home^ Body of Offlfer
> The steamer Adrniral"Sarnpson,iwhich
arrived ?shortly;mfter- midnight yester
day,"jbrought to:port>the;body of -Chief
Officer O:; A.;Peterson,*; whose-death by
accident Cwasf announced {Sunday. 4nlght
by,- wireless. iXThe Sampson: encountered
heavy:"; southeast * gales.*. :^ The ; steamer
shipped" a -of bigfseas and? one
of;- these'; carried r Peterson'-; off his- feet
swept^him -under one; of -the ship's
boats; with rsu-ch, violence that' he sus
tained a; fractured; skull. •;\u25a0; "The Sampson
was- S2 hours making? the run from
Seattle;:' •.- ;". .". v\u25a0: ;.-, -;:'\u25a0\u25a0 . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•:- • :.'\u25a0?.-'*.:
Jnpnnpse Cruisers 1 Take Ilepnrtnre
The - Japanese>'cruisers A-Asaraa-. and
Kasagl. sailed yesterday morning, -at 10
o'clock ;; j .to: a-.' chdrus \u25a0 of ..banzais-con-"
trlbuted by. several hundred local; Japa
nese,' who I escortedv the training/ squad
ron toward the 1 heads in* launches.^ The
six armored cruisers of the Pacific fleet;
which . came ' up from s San •\u25a0 Diego ;to ; play
host to the Japanese,* will sail today for
the^southern coast, where theyiwill:re- ;
sume their interruptedtarget: practice.
Manrliurln 11am >lany Pnsnenjßrers
-The Pacific : Mall 'liner .Manchuria;
Captain ," Andrew. Dixon, homeward
bound: from the .orient, left Honolulu
at rl O ' o'clock > a. 1 - m." and; is \ expected to.
arrive here early-Sunday?morning, un- :
less R.P. Schwerin.lwho Is a passenger,
authorizes the ; expenditure of enough
coal;to*make . airace of it. On board
the; liner are; 123 cabin passengers and
300 Asiatics, v The cargo of . 10.000 tons
includes 900 tons of overland freight
and 75 tons of raw silk. /
"Water : Front .-Ji'offi
The steamers: Yale, and Harvard left
Tocoplllo November 28. 'I where ..they
called for ; fuel oil.- They will, call at
LiObltos.nwhere 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;.! s: ---;.•
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted -to 952,000 feet.-'
. The : Japanese, liner Tenyo Maru ar
rived-yesterday at^Hongkong.
The Wilhelmina the Nippon
Maru, which left here November 23, ar
rived: yesterday, at Honolulu. .
;' Cbansea of planter* - \
• Steamer Tijlie .W— LTate master,
George Wallenrod ; present master, N.
Jessen.:** . : -\ • V; ; " - i"-'1 "\u25a0.--• : /} :\u25a0•\u25a0'.-
Steamer Grace Barton--L.ate; master,
P. Hansen; present master, J. A. Peter
son.?;^. \u25a0' :. ' .". : '-. ' •.-; ' - - : --'"'
Knrnllments
Schooner Mahukona — A. Olsen, mas
ter^- 1 ' . :-. -\u25a0 ..£.-;: -.;.- " \u25a0•: ' ... :' - '' :'; " '
-^Steamer I^ewis Luckenbach — George
McDonald, ma«*er.
BY 'UNITED WIRELESS.
' ', .Tuesday. N»v. 29, 1910.
PRINCE SUPEBT wireless reports stmr Minne
sota, from Hongkong, for Seattle, due Friday.
STEAMER GOVERNOR— Hence Not. 29 for San
\u25a0 Diego; Not. 29, S a.: m.." eight miles south of
-Point Sur: barometer. 30.13: temperature .'.53:
light «>asterly wind*; smooth; fin* weather;
all well. : -.'"-\u25a0\u25a0 \ -
Weather Report
-,' United States ; Department of Agrlcniture—
Weather Bureau. Ran Francisco.^ Nov. 29. 1910.
RAINFALL DATA . : .
Last. -Seasonal "Normal
Stations— • 24 hour?: to date, to date.'
Eureka 0.04 . 7.59 -9.36
Red Bluff. 0.00 ."..32 5.44
Sacramento -.......;..'. 0.00 0.64 . . :i.4*>
MU. Tamalpais... . 0.00 1.6S- 4.09
San v Francisco 0.0<» I.lS^ 3.95
San -lose ...0.00 . 0..1S \''.s4\ ''.54
V're5nn ...............: 0.00 1.07 1.98
Independence '. .. .'. '0.00 .. 1.53 -1.93
San Lulr Obiipo.... ..1 0.00 (t.9S '• 3.46
Los Angeles... ....o.no ' .. 1.00 ,' 2.24
San Dieg0.'.......:.... 0.00 1.9S 1.32
- PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
::r :v \u25a0;\u25a0:\u25a0'\u25a0"-\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• '"- =? '5 :" - ; \u25a0\u25a0 = ?:?-'
'."'•\u25a0"«.*! 2 " . ' " «. *. '%
\u25a0. - - . . \u25a0 ~ n ' — \u25a0 - x "" —
v-. . '-.'-' %" = • '\u25a0.:.•: %* &
STATIONS' X i S STATIONS X b .^'
: '.-:",'. I * {§" ;.; "\u25a0; -, 7 . S3- •§;\u25a0
Boise ••\u25a0.'-. . . . „. |52 40 .04 Red Bluff.% . ..[62144! .tX)
Del Monte.... 6S 33 .00 ;Reno ..... ....160 261.00
Bureka ....... 62 54 .04 Roseburg ..... 60491.52
Klflgstaff :.-.;:. OO 20 .00 Sacramento;.. 62 44 .00
Fresno, ... 64 40 .00 Suit 4 Lake. .... 56 40 .00
Helena .". .". . . 26 22 .02 San Diego. .... 72 50 .00
Honolulu .:.-.. 76 .. .02 San' Francisco 64 50 .00
Independence.. 68 22 .00 Snn J05e.'..... 6* 34 .00
Kallspell ..... 34 26 .00 S. L. Obispo.. 76 42 .00
Los Angeles..'. *4 50 .00 S. E. Farallon 56 52 ...
MarshacM-:... 60 :. .24 Spokane"..... 36 32 .00
Modena .:."... SH[2O .00 •Summit ;i';V.. 4025 .00
Mt. Tamalpais sft|42 .00 Tacoma ...... 4« 44 ;06
North Head... 46 44 .38 Tatoosh .;.... 48 44 .18
I'hoenlx ..;... 72(44 .00 Tonopah ..... 54 38 .00
Pocatello .. r... 50 40 .01 Walla Walla.. 36 32 .02
Pt. RByes Lt.. 62150 :0O Wlnnemueca.. 58 18 .00
Portland ..... 44|40 .58 'Yuma ........ 74 42 .00
\ *Snow,on ground. 12 inches. |
~ ; eastern: stations
Abilene ...... 6640 .00 Knoiville . .1.140 SOj.OO
Atlantic City. 42 38 .42 Louisville .... 40 30 .00
805t0n....... 42 40 .86 Memphis ..'.;. 4634 .00
Buffalo . ... ... 36 30 .02 Montgomery... 56 34 .00
Charleston.... 52 40 .00 Montreal ..... 36 32 :10
Chicago :.;... 36 22 .00 Moorhead .... 22 4 .00
Denver .. ...... 52 48 .00 New Orleans.. 5S 44 .00
pcs Moineß... 30 20 .00 |New Y0rk..... 40 38 .44
Hodge City.... 46 28 .00 (North Platte.. 34 26 .38
Duluth ....... 20 -8 .00 jOklahoma .... 66 30 .00
Durango "."..:. 48 24 .00 U'lttsburg .... 34132 .02
Eastport .;... 38 36 .00 IRoswell ...... 72|38 .00
fJalveston ...'. 62 52 .00 i St. Louis .V. ..36 28 .00
Green Bay..:. 28 24 :00 ISt. Paul.'/.... 26 12 .00
llatteras ..... 52 46 .00 Tampa ...1..: 62 52 .00
Havre ... : . ... 20 12 .00 Toledo ....... 36 32 .01
Hnron. .-..'... 28 12 .00 Washington... 44 36 .01
Jacksonville.:. 60)40 .00 Winnipeg. .... 4-8 .00
Kansas City.'. 38 28 .04 . . -
SYNOPSIS .OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
. 'There .haTO' been some, marked changes in
weather conditions throughout the United States
: In - the . last 24 hours. -- An " area • *»f high pressure
has . moved- southward jf romr 'Alberta OTer - the
» Rocky,, mountain section.^ causing a fall 4 In;tein
perature over the^SHssourl and- the Mississippi
valleys. On.the Atlantic^ coast -a depression of
considerable/, depth has .'\u25a0 njoved ; northward -from
Cape'Hattefas to Cape Cod."- causing .high north
east:, winds ' ; on the New. ; England; coast.: with
snow or, rain. ; At. Eastport a :- maximum » wind
velocity of .40 miles from^ the -northeast Is re
ported. • \u25a0 The ' temperature Is i from X> ;to - 10 \u25a0 «le
'\u25a0 grees below the : novmal throughout the Missis
sippi-, valley and, enstern 'states. -. In -California
a f tcrnoon '\u25a0 temperatures - range from 40 tn 1 60 : In
:the? great -valley," and from 50 to, 84 degrees at
linos' Angeles. . Ratnlins fallen along the-extreme
nortltern • m«u»t. and conditions* are favorable; for
a- change. to easterly winds, iucreas-ing cloudiness
and rain by Wednesday night. \u25a0:.-\u25a0:,•\u25a0'
.: ; ; " FORECAST; :
r - Rar.''Frlncisco;*and .vicinity — Cloudy, Wednes
day.'craln by \u25a0 night; : winds changing ",to-' east,
gotttheast.' •\u25a0'.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-*-• '../.'\u25a0 ; .; '\u25a0\u25a0 '' ->--• \u25a0'\u25a0'-'-.- '-"\u25a0'' \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
}\u25a0 Santa - Clara -. valley — Fair .-.Wednesday, ~ light
frost Inthe morning;- light east wind. .
T-'-. Sccramento Talley-^-Cloudy r Wedneaday ; .light
north-wind. • < , • \u25a0 ; -' \u25a0
"\u25a0\u25a0'•' San-Joaquin Taller— Fair- Wednesday, frost In
the morning; light north. wind.£,i*'f&^ifS^gifiS«ft
<;\u25a0. California ;i south -.-. •; of -*\u25a0 " the r Tehachapi— Fair
Wednesday,"- light \u25a0 frost : in -, the ' morning in the
Interior; 'brisk: north wind. 1 " \u25a0;\u25a0'"-.-'-«*;•"•; "," : - -
, v \ A.;G.;McADIB, District Forecaster.*,
[j. I ' '" :,-• — -...-"V. --'-' ".. V»" .
DAILY KIVER BXTLIETIN
\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 SACRAMENTO, j Nov. : 29.— Observations taken
at.7 a.m.; Pacific trrne:;.-.^, . .
.:- -.- \u25a0\u25a0 - . ; -• - - >-'. ' ;..-.3|. : sa; '~o r
i- -' *.;'• \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:.' :..• ... . .:- .•= •\u25a0 :*o ! - i» \u25a0 -?-\u25a0
? v v ; stations :-v;'.. '|%r; :??; :^»;
.- - :':-. ' .: \u25a0' " "v- -\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' '•\u25a0&• ;••"
\u25a0 • ;;;:•-;.,?.. 1* |l.
.. \u25a0 \u25a0;.\u25a0\u25a0 . -.- \u25a0 . • - '. j, • . . '\u25a0 *\u2666•?;
: i» Sacramento watershad—- -" ' \u0084 : '"\u25a0 «
Kennett,* Sacramento 'rlrer. 2510; 1.2*
Red ; Bluff. Sacramento >R;.. ; 23.0 ! >3.2* : - *0.2
: . Monroevllle.i Sacramento H. ;22.0; '-.'..*;'. ......
- ColHsars Sacramento rlrer..". 29:0; 4:3— -^<1.4
Landing,' Sacto.:R/. 18.0- 4.1— —1:3
OroTille.= Feathery river .*;... 23.0 2.0— - 0.0
rJlarysvllle.vYnga! river:. r.. J30.0 6.3 — "-^0.2
iFolsom, rAmerlcan:. river.'.':. ;."..; ' '3.1 ; - o.t>
i Sacramento, I "'. Sacramento R. *29.0. ,8.7 — —0.7.
i Rio ;Vlsta,> Sacramento in:. ;i3:oj g.3»:' 1.*0.4'
!*lndicat€B a rising river. --— Indicates a falling
river.\ y N. R. TAYLOR; Local Forecaster.-
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
"..-/*=' .' .\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0• -..;..• -vi< :\u25a0/>;.-. -Monday, Not.. 25.,-.
-.* 11 :551 p. ; 'm., . stmr Admiral': Sampson;; Bartlctt.
S2 r hoars « from Seattle ; " passengers and : merchan
dise to Alaska-Pacific; steamship company..:- '- 5
>r~ \u25a0>::•\u25a0:,} : : 7v'V. niJ-:;.-'\u25a0\u25a0'""---"n iJ - :;.-'\u25a0\u25a0'""---" /.-'"Tuesday. iNoT.f29.^ -'
i; : V4:4o;p.> m:,*; stmr Casco,? Ah!in,', 105- hours from
Astoria ; •\u25a0 "rtO.ooo ' f eet ; lumber .to \ Charles R. Me-
Cormlck'&iCo.V.'" ;^ •-. \u25a0\u25a0",-•:'--' -V' < : "':--^., '\u25a0'\u25a0"'\u25a0 '- \u25a0:\u25a0
i;*; 7:40 "ah m.?i stmr Brunswick^'; Ham ma. 14' honrg
from J Fort ißrapg ; f412.000 feet I lumber ; to , Union
lumber i company. ~~; .-*- ". \u0084 - -\u25a0; -V \u25a0•. :r: r >"i
|t~7:50 *a.tsm.r;'schr Monterey, .Kelly, - 40' hours
from \u25a0% G.tylota ; "\u25a0 19.0<10 •, barrels . oil : to ; Associated
transportation j company;;, in \u25a0 towi tug .* NaTiyator."
'7K 6:os f: a.S- m. u . ! i stmr Sierra. l^ Hoivllette " i 5 \u25a0* days
1 15 *hours ; 47* m mutes 1 from i Honolulu : ; pasgensrers
and v merchandise:; to J.>D.- Sprcckels - : Brothers',
Company. . \u25a0 " ./:\r: v?;.;-:'- :-?.:..;:. .\u25a0,•."'•\u25a0 i-."- ;. ;
;wli:so:a.'.-m.," stmr .Roftecrans/TM00re.:. 67 hours
from: Astoria; ballast to Associated transporta
tion company. \u25a0 ;.r \u25a0\u25a0 .•:-.. \u25a0".:. " : . "-;\u25a0 "^ :'- : \u25a0'.: -."..,\u25a0-'
U^C:os*arJm.lv ( Btmr;.City/of^Topeka,-.;Gie10w..2l
hours - from J Eureka ; • passengers » aud ,• merchandise
AUiyiOW SALES
Grand Consignment Sale
.^(By Catalogue) \u25a0 t - .
Antique, Rare and Costly
ORIENTAL RUGS
To Be Sacrificed by Auction
; Glommencing Today, Monday, November 28th
- At 2 p: in. Daily
\u25a0; \u25a0',.. 326 SUTTER STREET
$30,000 Must Be Raised Before January Ist
To Close Oiit the Consignment All Reserve and Limit Removed
•'•\u25a0.This grand aggregation of Persia's most representative loom works, em-
bracing rugsof all slz*»s and in all authentic weaves, consigned to us. and no-w
is thrown;.upon the market to-be sold absolutely at your own price.
Are you looking for antiques? . Xltend this sale. -The collection is noted
for its marvelous antiques.
Have you been looking for an opportunity to get a Keshan. a Srauk or a
Kirman for* a gmall price? Attend this sale. The very cream of the choicest
Oriental Tugs v will be placed. within your reach at your own price.
. If you ever expect to. own or to give a choice Oriental rug for an Xmas
present, this is your" opportunity.".
When a collection of such great merit is offered at a forced sale unde-
most pressing conditions, backed with the guarantee of a firm with 32 years'
standing: and reputation, wisdom dictates that you be on the gui vive.
In fact, if you were visiting every rug emporium in this country and in tho
Orient you .would be unable to find any. better rugs or buy any greater bargains
than this sale offers to you. . ..
MIHRAN & COMPANY
\] Established IS7S * x "
. DAD O U 1 1 JCjXC OlXvXiXil
X. &.- — Each and every rug in this collection is selected with great scrutiny
and care by Mr. Mihran, the acknowledged authority on rugs, and bears our per-
sonal guarantee for genuineness and special merit.
—:: : 3
&p? AT AUCTION '&&'
MONDAY, NoTember 28, 11 a. m..' at 2CO Va-
lencia St., we will sell a -choice line • of . horses
and mares. % Also Thursday, December 1. 11
a. m.V TO head of city worn horses and mares.
Harness : and rips of all kinds. * S"'-
CLOCGH & BRODIE. \u25a0 ]
to Pacific Coast steamship company.
OUTSIDE, BOUND IN, 12 XI.
Tuesday, Not. 29. .
.Stmr nosecrans. \u25a0> \u25a0
Sebr.W. F. Jewett.
CLEARED
Tuesday. Nor. 29.
Br strar Strathlorne. White. Melbourne and
Srdney via Eureka : American trading company.
'Fr ship Ceneral Faldherbe, Bugault, Ipswich.
Enir. : G. W. MeXear. 1"'
Stmr Falcon, Schage, Portland; William?, Dl
mond & Co. \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 '_ *'\u25a0 './.''. ..
Stmr Aztec. Austin, Ancon; Faclflc Mail
steamship company. "... ' „ ,-'
Br stmr l'oltalloeh. Armstrong, Port_ Natal,
Tla Portland; J. J. Moore & Co. ' .
Stmr Santa Rita. Boyd. HnnMuln and Hllo, Tia
Port Harford; Union otl company. ,
Rtmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego and
way ports: Pacific Coast steamship company.
Stmr Melville Dollar. Hall. Ancon. Tla San
Pedro, CaL, and Atlantic steamship company.
SAILED
Tuesday, Nor. 20.
7 -OT. n. m.. Stmr Elizabeth. Olson. Bandon.
4 p. m., .stmr TiTerton, Dettmers, Port Lud
.s p. m., stmr Whltesboro, Frederlckson, Green
- 5-13 p m.. Br stmr Strnthlorne. White. Syd
ney and Melbourne, Tla Eureka. , _
"•45 p m., stmr Eulton, Jacobcon. Albion.
8:S0 p. m.. stmr KalcoD. Schage, Portland.
; 1:20 p. m.. stmr Siberia. Zeeder, Hongkong,
Via Honolulu and Yokohama.
1:20. p. ,m., stmr Coqullle lUver, Bostram,
°10:40 a. m., stmr George Loomls, Smith, Ke
dondo beach.
11:50 a. m., Stmr Point Arena, . Jaeobsen,
Caspar. . -,-•-• _ . .
/ 10:15 a. m., JaP war stmr Asama, Tanaka,
Panama. . '
•""..••10:15 a. m., Jap war stmr Kasagl, Yamajl. j
Panama. , - '
12:25 a. m., ' stmr Governor, Jepsen, San
'l2r4f> p. m., »chr Balboa. Anderson, Eureka.
, SPOKEN
-Per stmr Manchuria, from Hongkontr. Tla
Honolulu, for San Francisco— Not. 28. in lat 21
NY long • 156 W. tmrk fetters H. D. M. %.),
steering southwest. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . ''\u25a0- \u25a0 \u25a0
Not. 16. in lat 3« N. long 128 W, bark (let
ters 11. I. V. C). same position; a bark (letters
h. F. N. R.)
. WEATHER REPORTS
POINT " I.OBOS. Not. 29. 9 a. ra. — Weather
hazy;*wlndnortbeast, Telocity 13 miles per
POINT- I.OBOS. Not.* 29. .12 m.— Weather
hazy; wind northeast. Telocity 10 miles per
hour. \u25a0 \u25a0 , ' _. \u25a0 :
POINT I.OBOS. Not. 2«. 3 p. m.— Weather
haiy; wind northeast, Telocity sir miles per
hour. ' „
POINT REYES. Not. 29. !> : a. m. — Weather
clear; wind 'northeast, Telocity 10 miles per
hour. - - -
FARAI-LONES. Xot. 29. >' a. m. — leather
partly cloudy: wlml northeast. Telocity eight
miles" per hour.
TATOOSH. Not. 29. 9 a. m. — Weather cloudy;
wind northeast. Telocity 24 miles per honr.
r.-.V TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Not. 20. 10 p. m. — Weather
clearr wind .northwest, .Teloolty 10 miles per
hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
"ASTORIA — Arrlred Not. 20. 9 a. m. — Stmr
r Anrelia. hence Nov. 26; 8 a. m., stmr Yosemlte.
hence ' Not. 2t>; 9 : a. m., bark Amy Turner, in
\u25a0 tow -.Dauntless,' hence.- Not. 25; 7 a. m., stmr
Bear, \u25a0\u25a0- hence Nor. 27; strar. Rainier, hence
Nor. 26. ,\u25a0\u25a0'"" BM3BF
Sailed XotJ 29, .10 a. m. — Stmr Kla.math. for
San , Pedro; 0 *a. m., stmr Asuncion, for San
Francisco.- Nov. 2S — Stmr J. B. Stetson, for
San Francisco.
\u25a0/•_• ArrlTed Nov. 20, 12 m — Schr William Nottins
ham. - f rom Callao. •
Sailed Not. 29, 4 p. m. — Stmr Roma, for San
Francisco.
> • ABERDEEN— ArriTed Not. 29--Schr Comet,
; from San Diego. •• :-t: -t \u25a0 .
i Sailed Not. -2!>;— Stmr Daisy Freeman, for San
.Francisco; schr A. J. West. . for ; San Pedro;
bktn Mary Wlokelman. for San Pedro.
- KETCHIKAN — Arrived Nor. 29, 9p. in.— Stmr
Humboldt. from Seattle.', <— 3EßW>W»l|lUß{Mßa
-WRANGELI^rArriTed Not. 29, S a. m.— Stmr
Humboldt. from Ketchlkan. '--\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
VALDE7>— Sailed Not. 2S, mrdnight— Stmr A.
G.V Lindsay.- for Seattle. \
-PORT SAN LUlS— Sailed. Not. 2S. S p. m.—
Br-. stmr Oberon. for Tocopilla. Not.. 29. 7,
; a.' m. — Stmr Whittle^ for San Francisco.
,-. SAN. PEDRO— ArrITed Nor. 29. S a. m.— Stmr
lAlcatraz, from Greenwood, to sail Not. Not.- 29.
5 p. :m.. ".for Port San Lnls; dtrar Coronado,"
! hence Not.' 27: stmr laqua. hence Not. 27; stmr
; Hanalel, hence- Not. -27; schr. Lucy, from L'mp
qua^riTer;. schr William 'Olson, from Aberdeen:
! stmr; Rose City, hence Not. 2S; stmr George AY.
: Elder. 'from San Dlepo. "
! Sailed Not. 29— Stmr George W. Elder, for
I San Francisco; stmr Redomio, for San , Fran
cisco. - ' • ' "- \u25a0 :'\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 '
• EUREKA— SaiIed Not. -29, .11 , a. m.— Stmr
; Ravalll. 'for' San Franel3co; 9 a. m.. stmrs Pren
\u25a0 tlss and Vanguard,, for San Francisco. - /
- — Br,stmr RiTerdale. from San
Pedro; 8 a. m.. " stmr Santa Clara, hence Not.
28: stmr -William *H. Murphy, 'from San Pedro.
! TATOOSH— Passed in Not. • 29.* 9 a. m.— Stmr
Columbian, from Hilo. for Seattle: 9:«*lo'a. m.,
•tmr President. : hence N/vr. >27 for Seattle.
1 •? Outside. , bound -in. Not. 29. 12, m. — Br ship
: Lyn ton. from Santa Rosalia,', for Puget sound.
;'*Passed out Not. 27, 7p. m.^Br stmr SuTerlc.
from .Victoria, for Yokohama. .\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0.-.. ' - '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.
-CRESCENT— Passed In Not. 29,-9:30 a. m. —
Fonr masted schooner.;- - ;
In:port Not. 29—^Stmr Nararro. for San Fran
cisco. -Weather good.. '
TACOMA— ArrITed Not. 29— Stmr Seward.
from; CordoTa; ! schr Andy Mahony, from San
Pedro. 4 ,' ""
* Sailed . Nor. 29 — Nor, gtmr Cuico, for Com'ox.
•": Sailed; Not. 29— Br stmr. Titan. -for Yoko
hama: barge Dashing WaTe, for Quartermaster
harboiC : , •
y~: REDONDO >.: BEACH— ArrITed Not. 29— Stmr
Centralia.'i \u25a0 hence : Not. ,r 27: - stmr. \u25a0: Wasp, from
Grays.Harbot; stmr.Katherine. from San Pedrt>.
" - Sailed • Not. - 29— Stmr Katherlne. for Ventura.
... COOS -, BJrV— ArriTed - Not." 29— Stmr Bandon,'
hence-Nov. : 2,"i. \u25a0 ' .' >Wi;. ~ ' ' "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
• Sailed Not. 29— Stmr • if. F. Plant, for San
Frunol'cn.* . . ' ' *i. " '
."vTOINT SIEVES— Passed ' sonth Not.. 29. 12:2(V
\u25a0 -p."'; m.". ' stmr Casco, : from [.Portland. . for San Fran
; Cisco; -8:20 a.' m.\ ;stmr -:Roseerans, from Port
\u25a0 lamlltfor San Francisco." - " "" \u0084; - .
SKAGWAY — ArrlTed -Not. 25. .-. 7:30 a. m..
\u25a0stmr. Meteor, from Wrapgell, and sailed at 10:30
/a."- m.*. for -Seattle.. " \u25a0'.'-•\u25a0\u25a0 - •\u25a0 „ .
''SBATTLE— Sailed Not/; 2<t." 9 jC. . m.. stmr
\u25a0Senator, for.Skagway:-'s:3o ! p. m. r . stmr Harold
i Dollar,\for-Tacoma:No. 29, 7 a.,m., stdir Colo*
; nel?E.- L." Drake.'. with. barge; Ninety-one in tow,"
Nfor. San Francisco. -
::.v ArrlTed •\u25a0jXov.' 29. ."> "p. m.^Br stmr Titan.
from -Tacoina: stmr; Jim- Butler, hence ' Xot. '< 2s
,-- SOUTH BEND-^Salled Nor. 2S. D a. m.— Stmr
Hoqulam." for, San ' Francisco. /;\u25a0 . • r
;.'' ArrlTed Not." 2ft — Stmr Doris, hence' Not. 26. "
-- \u25a0- . •\u25a0.\u25a0: "\u25a0\u25a0' FOREIGN. POr.TS
• "VICTORIA. B. C.— ArrlTed "Nor.' 29-^Stmr
Presltlenti hence '\u25a0 Not. : 27 ; : Ger stmr Setos, ' hence
NOT.:2.V -*"-V* •
Sailed Not. - 2S-^Stmr ,Yale. fox
San »Franeisco;.iTla''Sanr Pedro: . stmr Harrard.'
for San Francisco.- Tia Ran Pedro.
f^ HONGKONG—^ Arrlred. Not. 23-^-Jap stmr
•.Tenyo J Maru.y hence i Nor. ; 1, ,; Tla . Honolulu . and
•Yokohama. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0•-.'. \u25a0\u25a0•.'\u25a0:- •-.'.".% -.'\u25a0 - . .; -...,r
.^HAMBURG— SaiIed Not. 2S — Ger >tmrSai»,
for San'Franclsco. . - .
ft :PORT,IMADRIN— Arrived prior to Nor. 255—
Br stmr Capac; if fom' Norfolk.* for: Valparaiso.
p& SYDNEY. rAns.^— ArrlTed prior lo^Nor. = 29-^-Br
stmriMaknra," from "Victoria, via Honolulu and
Brisbane.'^ :..""..:; -\u25a0•ji.-v --.-' .. . \u25a0\u25a0; ,_ - , •
;r--BnißßANE.:ADs.— ArrlTeds Xot; ; 2S— Schr W
H. r -Talbot.* from Aberdeen.- .:'-:- \u25a0" . '--
.* NEWCASTLE.' An«.— Sailed Xar. 2S— Br bark
MORSES UB wfULES-205
At Auction Dec. 3, 1910.
\u25a0^y oriier of B. T. MofnllonjrK we will sell
20,"; hesd cf horses and mule« as follows: SO beml
of msres from t.COO to 1.300 pounds In fnal hf
fine Jacks: IS h*ad of weanllnsr colts: 32 hen-i
of 2 and 3 year old unbroken mules: 75 head "f
broken mnle* from 3to 7 years old. These mn!<»«
are especially fine, being hie boned. s«»nr!M
raised, oat of Rood mares, and by the. best Jai-i>
money would buy. We feel justified In savins
that there Is not artotlier bnnch of mules their
eqnal offered for sale In the state.
Sale takes place at 1» a. tn. on December T
rain or shine, at the McCullouzh ranch, two
miles east of Crows Landing.. Intending purchas-
ers should arrire the day preTions to the sa>.
Automobiles will be prorlded; al*o free lunch.
Terms cash.
W. H. HORD, Auctioneer.
704 Market St.. S. F*.
SALIN'A -CRr»— ArriTed Not. s— Er stmr
Lonsdale. frotn VancoiiTer.
GUAYMAS— Arrived Not. 13— Sohr Carrier
DoTe. from Grays Harbor.
AVONMOT'Tn— Sailed Not. 20— Br stmr Manx
man, for Portland. Ore.
rUNTA ARENAS— Arrived Nor. 2R— JUmr
Honoluluan. from Baltimore, for San Francsc.
TABLE BAY-*Arr!ved Not. 16— Br ship Tl
ginshire. from Victoria.
VALPARAISO — ArriTed prior to Not. 2S-- Rr
stmr t'oyn. from New York.
ST.- LUClA— Sailed Not. 19— Br stror Chares*,
for New York.
GUAYAQUIL — ArriTed Not. 13— Br stmr
Queen Alexandra, from New York, for ttnayma*
and Victoria.
ALGIERS— SaiIPd N«t. 26— Br »tmr Mnncusjer
Castle, for New York.
EASTF.RN PORTS
NEW YORK— Sailed Not. 2S— Stmr Colon, for
Colon. Not. 29 — Srmr Cristobal, for rrisrobal.
ArrlTed Not. 2S — Br stmr Charcas. from T.il
tal. Tia St. Lucia.
BALTIMORE— ArrITed Not. 28— Stmx Georgian,
from Puerto Mexico.
ISLAND PORTS
MANILA— ArrITed Not. 2*— Br stmr HaHair.
shlre. from Philadelphia.
HONOLULU — Arrived Nov. 29. 9 a. m.— Jap
stmr Nippon Maru. hence Nov. 23; 10 a. n»..
stmr Wllhelmina, hence Not. 23.
Sailed Not. 2S — Br stmr Collingham. fpr
Ocean island.
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIVERPOOL — Sailed Not. 29— Stmr Zeelan>l.
for Boston.
BOSTON— Sailed Nor. 29— Stmr Cymric. f«r
Liverpool.
•NEW YORK — Arrived Not. 29 — Sftnr Knr
nessia, from Glasgow; *tmr Niagara, front
Havre;- stmr Frlederlch tier tirosse, from Bre
uien.
• Sailed Not. 29— Rtmr Ryndam. for Kottcnlatu:
stinr Kronprina Wilficim. for Bremen.
GENOA — ArriTed Nor. 25 — Stmrs Duca Deigi:
Abruzzi and Luisiana.
LONDON— ArrITed Not. 29— Stmr Manhattan,
from San Francisco; stmr Mlnnetonka. froui
New- York.
HAMBURG— SaiIed Not. 25— Stmr Sals. f..r
YancouTer. Nor. 27 — Stmr Pretoria, for Balti
more.
Arrived Not. 2C — Stmr Prinz Adalbert. f'V
Montreal. T* v
HAVRE— Sailed Nor. 26— Stmr L* Gascogne.
for New York.
SYDNEY. N. S. TV.— ArriTed prior t» Nov.
29 — Stmr Maknra. from VancwiTer.
Memoranda
Stmr President, from San Francisco Not. 27
for Seattle, is reported from Seattle as having
broken down oft West Point at 6:30 p. m. Nov.
2D. No details:
Per stmr Case© — Had fresh SE wind first three
days. • —
Per stmr Admiral Sampson — On the afternoon
of Not. 2fi. off the Oregon coast, in a .strong RE
gale. First Officer O. A. Peterson wa* struck
by a heavy sea and was washed under a small
boat and crashed to death.
Br gtmr I.onsdale arrived at Salina Cruz Nov.
5 from Vancouver with coal In hunkers on fire:
no cargo. Fire extinguished. Damage stighr.
with li>s« of 80 ton* ct»al. SnrTey has be*n
held. Will proceed to VancouTer.
Fr bark Marechat i!e Catffries. before reported
at Keef harbor in distress. Repair* to ve»»et
will be completed on November 20; will not dis
charge any part of cargo.
NB\VS OF THE OCEAN
HTportJi by the Frenrh Uner
steamer Aniiral Exeltn.iti.-i of the French
Around the "World line, which salletl for Harre.
and way ports on Thnrs<Uy, had cargo from
this port ralued at $192,021. to be distributed
as -follows: Kor Mexico, $4 ( >.35f1; I'nijuar.
$3,325; Argentina. $6,217: England. $129. 0W:
France. $3,224; Belginm. S-t.Sl*. The principal
shipments and their destinations were a* fal
lows: \u25a0
To Mexico — 44.550 lbs bran, 3,363 bales hay.
108,641' lbs sugar. SSO lbs beans. 294 cs canned
goods. 1,910 lbs dried fruit. 197 pkgs fresh, trotta.
132.000 lbs lard. 71$ lbs nuts. 16.000 lbs paste.
552 lbs sago. 105 cs salmon. 1.460 lbs spices. JSH
lbs tea. 1.820. ga1s and 20 ca wine, 401' c* dyna
mite. 27, cs blasting caps and fuse. 16 pkjs» agri
ru!tnral Implenvents. 400 cs keroa«n». 1.1M7 r«
oils. 145 es tar.' 35 cs turpentine. 84 pkg:? paints
10S coll.* rope. 23.072 ft lumber. 4O b*lls shingles.
17 bal*>s oakum. 7 cs stationery, 1.6C0 lbs seeds,
9 herf» cattle.
To Uruguay— 9.3so lbs dried fruit. « v%
canned goods. 100 colls rope. 35,683 ft lnmber
To Argentina— l2.o33 lb* dried frnit. 1,073 cs
s«lmon. 16 cs olives. .1 es fanned 'goods.
To England— ll.434 ctls barley, 31,231 cs
canned goods. 825 cs salmon.
' To France — 1.013 cs . canned fruit.
To Belgium — 272.440 ltw borax.
E. F.HUTTOH & CO.
490 California St. Tel. Donxlai 3457
St. Francis Hotel. Tel. Donglas 3853
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