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•S^^fic: seedless, S^SSHc; Londoa . layers,
ILUQL2O.
Nuts— Almonds, ncnj»areils, 13@13^e; IXL,
I3Vi©l3"iic; ne pjus ultra. ISc; Drake, 11®
ll^c; languedocs, 10Q10*^c; hardshell*. 7®Bc
V,"alnut>. lie per Ib for No. 1 eoftshdls. To fot
No. 2 do; filberts. 12>a314c; pecans. 16Q17C
Houey— New cojeJ>. 14315 c tot water white
and lOQlic per lb for ember; extracted. Sc for
/water white and 7»6c for light amber; old, can
/ died and dark ember, 4@4Vic per lb.
Beeswax— 27% ©29c per Ib for light and 250
2Cc for dark.
Poultry and Game
Rc-eirts of poultry er« still running light
«nd <-ousist r.bolly of doiaestlc fowls, there tar-
Ing bwn uo western stock received sine* tie first
of ih« week. The market is moderately active
acl kw;>s well cleaned tip from day to day.
Poultry <P«-r coi<-n» — Keca. }?4.6t>«J5 for ktnalU
!?C@7 for larre end *>S@lo lor extras; young
roosters, 57<&,3; old roosters, $4®5; fryers,
?C«" for l*rge and $3(25^0 for ttmall; broilers.
$45g4.50 for Jarge end $3©3.50 for small;
ducks, $6'<jS; pigeons, $1.50; squabs. (2@2.25;
C<fs«. 51.&yQ2 per pair; gosllDrs, Sl'Q2.2' per
peir. .
O»ra»— Nom'naL
Jlran* and Seed*
Pink b»ans itr* lower nnder a foil supply
>jjd small d" m tad. Otber descriptions ere gulet
•nd uncbaaged.
Beans (per ctl»— Bi>r«. ?5.<0«53.50; pea. $6.25
<£6.50; su.ail »rblte, $5.T5Q,7; large white. $5.40
<&5.U); p!nk. $363.10; r«d, nominal; blaekere,
*0.4(V<j3.65; linsa. ?*.lS@4.^; red kidneys, $S.2i
cranberry bean«, noa;:nai; G»rvanr*s,
?2.0C@3; uorse beans. 51.90(g2.20.
Seeds — Brown tneeterd, 4&4Hc; .rellow 3:lls
tani, nominal; fiazseed, 4c. carluaj lots; canary.
«S< l t' % ; alfaife. ICVjQI!^: rape, cleaned. 2<3
I^»c; :iinotli.T, Cc; herap, 4c: tnlllet, 3»jc pet lb.
I>rled l»ca» — (ireen a:-« quoted *t $3.*:5 per ctl.
Flonr and Partnacrons Goods
A Cfcleajro vire yesteriay Bald: "St. Ixmls
reporta ts.U-9 of 50.000 barreli of flour ©Ter
night and a strong lid for 40,000 more turned
<Sown."
Floor — CaUrcra:« family extra*. $G.GOC£7 nst
without discount; bakers* extras. $6.00(<£7; Eaper-
Bae, fs.i> r i(gs.7o; Oregon and Wafibisgton, p«r
1 : 1. *\u25a0*• :'!-_-.,;. ;0 for Ijcllr, bakers' and patents
and $4.75@5.25 for eat oS; Kansas patects.
J7.7C; do stralgr^s. $7.00; do clear. $T; Dakota
patents, *7.705i7.a5; do straights, $7 per bbL
Farinaceous GooUs — Prices In packages, sat
cash, uo discount, are £s follows: Graham floor,
$i ;wr 100 lbs; rye flour, $4.23; rye meal, $4;
rice fionr. >S; corn meal, $3.25; extra cream do,
M.75: oat meal, $5.40; oat groats, $3.40; boinlny,
$:5.<;O«l4; buckwheat floar. ?5; whole wheat Cocr.
&1J23; rolled oats, bbls JS@S.SO, In sacks $5.40
<&b: eiu-a cream do, $S.J>O Ju sacks and $a
in barrels; relied trfceat. bbls. $5.75, In sacks
$4.50@. r i .23: p*>arl barley. $3.50; - split peas,
tv>x<>*, $5.75 for yellow and $8.25 for green per
200 lbs.
Ilay and Fe«dsrafls
I»oal handlers report horse hay now coming
Sn br boat. Heretofore It ban couie in on cars.
With this new movement to this market by
water they say that the situation will bt
pre«rly relieved in regard to consumers, many
of whom have been forced out of their different
lines of business br the high prices of hay.
Tho r«H>eipts yesterday were 543 tons, of which
E25 were by water.
$2a@So per ton for white and SCS.WXg
E8 fur red.
M;ddiiags— s36.so(337.so per ton.
fhsrts— SCl.soffiS3 per ton.
r«ristaff»— Rolled barley. $31@M: rolled
c»ti fr>r feed. $5C339; olxed feed. $25030 for
average !o:f; oilcake meal, in 20 ton lotj |08.50.
la H ton lots SC9. in 5 ton lots $39.50. email lots
549; cot-oacut rake or meal at mills. $26 in 20
end JO and $2C.:.0 In 5 ton lota*; lobbing. $27;
onrn uit-al. $3»Gi4O; cracked corn. $40@41; broom
r-orn soe<i. nominal; alfalfa meal and mealfalfa,
jr.bbaijf lots $24. csrloed -lou $23 per ton: red
Mar alfslfa meal, $22 for carload and $23 for
joii!)iL-g lots.
Hay — New <-ron wheat. $12.1115: wheat and
ost. $12517; iiai" oat. $12(5.17; Tolnuteef wild
«*t. $10^14; t»eriey. £10(gl4r alfalfa, $IC©l4;
*t«v!i tity, $7GIO |x>r ton.
•txaw— 50g75c per bale.
flearral Merchandise
*3sgs— Grain hip?, S'i^r.'tc; San Qurntin
»«?s. r.^ic: wo,,i baprs. 32« for 3% ib and 35c
tor 4 Ib: fleece twine. Sc p^r lb.
Ccal— Beaver Hill. $7; Pennsylvania aathrscite
?CiT, $10 per tun: Wellington. $9; New Welling
ton. $8; Coos bay. $7; Australian house—Etch
feocd. etc., $3; Felaw Main. $7.50; Stanford
UicbmoDd, $S: Ciimboriaad. ?15 In bulk and
f 56. 00 in sacks: Welsh anliirarite. $15; coke.
*15 per ton :a bnlk acd $16 in sacks; Eocky
•xcmntaln. $9.50 per short ton.
Oils — Qaotation* are fcr barrels. Linseed, 74e
I«-r gallon for boiled end 72e for raw: cases, Cc
more; castor cii in ccses. No. L. 7lc; Baker's
AA. $l.i.'J(ri 1.15; China nut. cases. 70*3S0c per
palluc; cocoanut oil in barrels. Co(g63V.c for
XXX. r.7U(gClc for No. 1 and 55®58%e for No.
2. according to quantity; extra bleached winter
tprrm oil. Pic; natural winter stierm oil, 91c:
natural whale oil, 55c; extra winter strained
Isrd oil, »s<g9<sc; So. 1 neatsfoot oil, COc;
herrin; oil. 40c: salmon oil, 35c; boiled fish
oil, 2ftc; paint oil. 3Sc.
Coal OU, Gasoline, etc. — Water white. Iron
barrels or drums, 10c; 150 deg. all, iron barrels
or drums. Il^c; special do, 12c; pearl oil, Sn
<f-"s. 17c; astral. 17c; star, 17c; extrs. star.
I"0c; Elaine. 26Vjc; eocene, 20c; red crewn and
motor gasoline. In bnlk 14*>ic. in cases 21% c;
No. 1 engine distillate, la drums, Sc: No. S
dv. 7c; cases. 7c more; 86 deg. gasoline. In
bulk 300, in cases 37*sc; Tarnish makers' and
psinters' naphtha, in balk lie, in eases IS'jc.
TMirentine — 7ic per gallon in caws and 64c In
btilk. drums and iron barrels.
Eosin (per bbl of 280 lbs)— E. $8.50; F. $8.65;
G. $0.70: H. $7; L $7.05; WW, $10.40.
Bed and White Lead— Red, EV4©&c; white,
fS'J'/ie P f *" lb.
I'acific Codflfh — Stime descriptions are l i@le
li>«-«t. Alaska <ixl2sh company quotes an follows;
Unndlrs. «=mall whole, r»c; case*, regular, large,"
Trhide, 4^: rappy, extra. 4\4c; cases, eastern
*tyl<*. 8«Je; Bering. 4"£c; Frigate. 4»rie; narrow
I*«r»gon. V: Monarch, 7c: Western Pride. 6%c;
lmp*'riat, lOQlOHe; Ocean Wave, 7c; Siberia,
S^: Star, 2 lb tablets. 7»,ac; Pacific Belle, 1 lb
tablets. 7H:c; Choice Bits, crates, 12 5 Ib boxes,
10c; do 80 2 Ib boxes, lO^c; pickled cofi, half
barrels, ?5.r»0 each.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: \u25a0 Standard granulated, fine,
5.15»-; do coarse, 5.23cr fruit granulated, 5.25 c;
confectioDerb' A, 5.25 c: crystal dominos, in eased,
•>.25c; tablets. In balf bbls. 5.75 c; tablets. In
boxes. Cc; cubes and A crushed. 5.50 c; pow
«err-d. 5.35 c; candy granulated. 5."J5c; confec
tioners' crystals. 5.33 c; magnolia A. 4.55 c; ex
tra C, 4.73 c: golden C, 4.63 c; D, 4.55 c. Barreli
and 50 lb bags lUc. half bbls 25c. boxes 50c
more per 100 lbs for all grades. Bar Is
quoted over and shove the price for
fruit granulated In 100 lb bags as follows:
Bags, 100 -lbs. 350; barrels. 45c; half barrels,
«Oc: 40 lb tius. cased. $2.05, a3 lb Una. cased,
$2.05; 10 Ib tins, cased. 10 in a case. $2.70; 8
lb tins. 8 in « case: $2.70: 30 Ib boxes, Ssc. No
ectra charge for patting up bar in private pack
age*.
The California and Hxwaiian ougar refining
oompacy quotes as • follows: Berry. 5.25 c;
\u25a0"HigTsdc" bar, O.COr; powdered, 5.35 c; A
crushed, ri.r>Oc; C. & H. extra fine dry jrranii
lated, s.ir»c; coar*e dry imuolsted. 5.25 c; con
fectioners' A, 3.25 c; eon feet iooers* crystals,
6.35 c; cnbes. s.s<>c: bricki". 5.50 c; extra fine
granulated (I<X> Ib bags only) ; excelsior A.
4.55e: extra C, 4.75 c; golden C, 4.05e; yellow
I>, 4.05 c; 11. & E. crystal domliws. 5.23e. Addi
tional in:- 100 lbs: In barrels and SO Ib bags, 10c
more; balf barrels, 25c more; boxes, 50c more
for ill grades. Bar. in 55 lb and 40 Ib tins,
$1.70 more; In 10 Ib tins, $2.35 more. Minimum
order, carload weight.
Hides, TalloTr, Wool and Hopa
Hides — Colls and brands pell about on*
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, I3V£e;
tnedlum. 13c; light. 12c; cowhides, 12c for heavy,
12e for light; sttgs. 8»-ic: salted kip, 12c;
salted veal. 17c; salted calf."l7e; dry hides, 21c;
dry t'P- 2^: &*? c * lt * S 5 *: ar 7 T «"»'. 23c; dry
*tag£, 16c; sheepskins, ehearllngs, 20@40c each;
rhort wool, SO g- 75c each; medium. 75c6j$l e-ach;
long wool. $1.25((Z1.75; lamhti. 25@75c; horse
bides, Mlt. $2.25rg.2.50 for large and f1.75@2
for medium. 75craJl ftr "nir.ll and 25@50c for
rult.-: laorM-hidrs, dry, $2&2.25 for larg« and
Jl.^.'.''i.2 for medium. 50c^|l fur small and
25&5UC for eolte; goatskins, prime angora, 50@
75c; large hair goats,. 25@50c; medium, - 20 Q
25c; email, 5&15 c; Mexican dry bides, 17% c;
do pickled, 10c; do dry. salted. 12c; dry stags.
12c; Mexican dewklns, 30^34c; dry salted do.
'JZtt&Ztc; dry Central American. 25&32 C per Ib.
Tallow — No. 1 rendrred, S&s%c;. Sfo. 2, 3Q
41/ic;4 1 /ic; grease, 2@3c.
W«k»1 — The quotations are almost •\u25a0 wholly
nominal, a* " the market is practically cleaned
uji of stock. Sun JiMtqain's tear's" staple, 13@
17c; d« C to 8 months. 12^''16c; southern coast,
H't/lle. I'JOS fall clip— Mountain free, 6^l2c;
do' defective, 6^ 8c; Ntvada, 16@20c per lb.
Hops — Prices to growers ere £Ql2c for 1908,
]>cr lb, with 13@lCc for contracts.
Xewr York „ Produce Market
NEW YOnK, July 16.— Hops— Steady.
Hid^s— Firm.
Woo! — Steady.
Petroleum — Barely steady. Befitted New York.
$>>..V); Philadelphia and Baltimore. ss.Hi!; do in
bulk. tt.'i). .
Svgar — R*w steady. Fair, refining. 3.42 c;
cr»otrlfug£l '.«> test. 3.y2c; molasses sugar. 3.17 c;
waned steady. -
Coffee Future* closed steady, net unchanged
to 5 points biKU«»r, , SaJ<»s were .reported of
i*4.7.V» bags, including: July. 7.03 c; September,
.r..T5@5.&0c;. r ..T5@5.&0c; December, 5.40(^0.45e; March, 5.45 c;
M»y. 3.50 c. .
Spot Coffee— Quiet. No. 7 Rio. 7*i&-%e:Xo.
4 SanlOß. Of. Mild — Quiet. Cordova, tt*£@ 12 >£?.'
Butler — Steady. Creamery \u25a0 thirds to firsts, ; 23
<&"-*<*?; western factory firsts,' 21c -
. I'heew — Firm. New state. full cream specials,
i::%<jrl4*«e. :.:.': '\u25a0 - 1: •\u25a0* ";' <.-.
i:c~«— irregular. Western seconds. I9ig 21c.
DRIED FBUITS
i:vapor*!«HJ Apples— Steady.' Fancy, B*i@
9 lie; clioic-r.^fe^feVsc; prime,. 7&7>£e; common
to ff.tr, S@C',ic « .
Prunes — Unchanged. California, 2*>4@lli£cjj
Oregon, CfliOe. '.". - , '\u25a0 ;
.Apricots— Easy ""for Joly and ..Anjrnst ship
ment trfin ik*. roast. Boyrrs seem to be hold-
Ing off iv the Imv* of \u25a0 -lower level, Choice,
Uma «O*-Jc; i-xtra- choice, 10"£<&10?ic;. fancy,' 11
'<' '\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0• iMMHHIWWBMwiaiMMMAiH
IVachw? — Quw»t, unchanged. Choice. S^^iftc;
Have Tou Enjoyed That Rlile
On ' the Ocean Shore IJaflway^a fasci
nating trip along the ocean' cliffs r for
Z& - miles. fior .Sunday. Time .table
•uurei-j?,- . - — .-\u25a0..*
\u25a0extra choice. 6% @6*c; fancy, TQSHc.
Raisins— Quiet, unchanged.
Chf cajjo Dairy and Produce Market
CHICAGO. July 16.— Butter — Steady; cream
eries. 22H©26c; dairies, 20% c. Eggs— steady;
receipts, 1.132 cases; at mark (cases included),
18c; -firsts, 20c; prime firsts, 21c. Cboeso-=\
Steady; daisies^ 14»if315c; twins, I4^c; Yoonfc
Americas, 149i<gl6c; longhoros, 11*4 ®15c. *
Loa * Ansreles ' Markets
LOS ANGELES. July 16— Eggs ajSo^butter
were la fair demand today and aa easier tone
prevailed owing to larger receipts. Egg prices
were firm at S2 cents a dozen for extra selects.
30 cents for ranch candled, 27 cents for case
count and 28 cents for eastern fresh. Butter
sold In moderate quantity at 57V4 cents for
creamery extra - and '65 cents for creamery
first.
To« vegetable market was demoralized by
heavy shipments in anticipation of brisk: trad-
Ing.
Eggs — Extra selects, 32c; local ranch candled,
80c; case count. 27c; eastern fresh, 28e.
Butter — Creamery extra, 5714 c; creamery first,
55c; coolrinff butter, 23%£.
Cheese — Northern fresh, 16c; anchor large, "19c;
anchor Youcg America, 21c; band cheese, anchor
brand, 21c; eastern singles. 18c;- eastern twins;
l?*4c; eastern Cheddars, 17c: eastern loagborn,
18»40; eastern daisy, 184 c; Swiss Imported,
30c; Swiss domestic. 20c; brick cream, i'Oc;
limburger, 20c; Imported Roquefort. 42c; Edam,
S6-37 Flic. case of 12, $5.50@9; German break
fsst. $1.10 box; Neufchatel. $1.20 bos; Sierra,
$1.10 box; Canada cream. 1 dozen to box, Use;
Schlosskase, $1 box; Camembert, $1.20 box;
Orrgon cheese, 15c. ,
Beans— No. 1 plak. fi.75; No. 1 Ilmas, $4.f10:
Lady Washington. $5.25; small whlitfn, $6.*>o<fc
6.75; blackeyes, $3.r>o; Garvamas, $4.50; lentils,
German. $6; <lo California, $5.
Potatoes— Highlands, $2.25<g2.50; Oregon Bur
banks, $2.60&2.75;; sweets, yellow, local, $3;
new potatoes, $1.35g1.50.- '
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New York Cotton Market
NEW YORK. July 16.— Button's wlr« says:
"Owing to rains tho market experienced a sharp
reaction after the opening of 24* to 8G points
froai the previous close.. Cables wet« steady, and
the weather map showed oaly light showers in
Tens, but th« long* were nervous and inclined
to lessen their bonds. As values declined a great
tntny stop loss orders were uncovered and. for
the time tits market showed decided weakness.
Crop advices were of a contradictory nature and
the market Is being Influenced by the technical
position and sentiment rather than any change
in the supply and demand. There is still a large
long interest in the market and the hears have
become more encouraged in attempting to dis
lodge this cotton, which In some cases is be
lieved to be pyramided on small margins. Some
balls are 6tiU confident of higher prices, how
ever, and the market on the whole is . moro one
sided than for some time past. The market re
gained part of lv toss by late buying."
Mias Giles gives 76.6 as her crop condition re
port.
The spot people say there Is absolutely no de
mand for spot cotton,* and the south is offering
freely ac this level. . .
Spot cotton closed quiet. 45. points lower.
Middling uplands, 12.50 c; middllnj gulf, 12.85 c:
eales, 700 bales.
COTTON FUTURES
Option — Open. High. Low. Close.
July 12.80 c, 12.31 c 12.04 c 12.02 c
August". 12.17 c 12.25e 11.07 c 12.00 c
September ... 12.1Pe 12.21 c 12.00 c 11.09 c
October 12.24 c* 12.34 c 11.02 c 12.C3c
November ... 32.23 c 12.15 c 12.02 c
December .... 12.20 c 12.35 c 11.92 c 12.0. r iC
Jeuuary 12.13 c 12.54e 11.90 c 12.02 c
February .... 12.20 c 12.20 c
March 12.1 fie 12.35 c 11.04 c 12.04 c
May 12.31 c 12.30 c 12, 00 c 12.03 c
SttJ Louis Wool Market
ST. LOUIS. July 16. — Wool steady: medium
grades, combing and clothing. 22@2Sc; light fine,
20ig25»ic; heavy fine, 13<820'.i»c; tub washed,
24%@36c.
London Wool Sale*
LONDON, July 16. — A good selection of 15.637
bales was offered at the wool auction sales to
day. Competition war spirited and prices were
strong. Americans paid Is 3 l-3d to Is 4U(J
for best greasy merinos and also 5 per cent ad
vance for medium erossbrpds. Poor wool* were
firmer, the curtailment of the series having
Stimulated the demand.
Eastern Ll%*estock Market
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. July 16.— Cattle— Receipts.
600. Market active and i-troag. Western
stpers, $3.50Q5.50: Tpsss steers, $3@5; cows
and heifers. $2.75@5.10; canners, $2^3.25;
stockers and feeders. $2.75@5.25; calves, $3@
6.50; bulls and stags. $3@5.
Hogs — Receipt*. 4.600. ; Market fie higher.
neavy, $7.0055.05; mixed, $7.80Q7.9Q: light.
$7.70(37.90; pigs, $6©7.M i ; bulk of sales, $7.80
67.90. . . :
\u25a0 Sheep — Beeelpis. 7.900. Market steady.
Lambs lower: yearlings, $5(36; wethers. £4.50@
5.25; ewes, f4@-1.75; lambs. $6.75@8.25.
ICANSA CITY
KANSAS CITY. July 10.— Cattle— Receipts,
3,000. Market steady to strong. Native steers.
«4.50@7.50; native cows and heifers. $2.50®
7: stockers and feeder*. $2.50@5.30: bulls, $2.75
43 4.2.".; calves, $7.75@7.60: western steers,
?4 23®6.23; western cows, 53Q5.25.
Hogs — Receipts. 3.009. - Market s@loc higher.
Bulk of sales. $7.80@5.10: heavy, $8.O5@8.1O:
packers ami butchers, $7.93@8.10; light, $7.70
pigs, $6.50®7.50.
Sheep — Receipts. 4,006. Market steady.
Muttons, $4.25ffJ5.25; lambs, $7^8.25; range
wethers, $4@5.50; range ewes, $3.25@4.75.
Netv York Metal Market
NEW YORK. July 16.— The London tin market
was about 2s Gd higher today, with spot quoted
at £131 15s and futures at £133 Cs. ' Locally the
market was dull, with spot quoted at 28 SOtft;
23.12 VaC
Copper advanced to £58 6s 3d for spot and £sfl
for futures In the London market. Locally the
market w«» weak, but unchanged, with lake at
13.25® 13.37'rj''; electrolytic, 12.C2'4<ail > .S7»A
casting, 12.50@12.75c.
Lead wa* a little higher st £12 lr.s in London.
Locally the market was week and a Fhade lower
on the average at 4.30@4.35c.
Spelter was unchanged at £22 in the London
market and remained quiet at 5:00<iJ5.40c lo
cally.
Iron was unchanged at 4Ss for Cleveland war
rants in London. Locally no change was re
ported.
Naval Stores— Turpentine and Roaln
SAVANNAH. July 16. — Turpentine firm at
45Vic; .Bales, 719; receipt-;, J.OS3; shipments,
3,239.
Rosin firm; sales. 2.175; receipts, 3,492; ship
ments. 3.H19; stock. 146.553. Quote: B. ?2.!).>-»
3.10; D. $.t..-V); E. $3.65«23.75; 1\ *3.K-i'<x.l.JjO; <T
$3.95; H. $4.20; I. $4.30; K. $4.95; M, >shO; N
$5.13; WG, $5.60; WW, $5.»0.
Weather Report
United States department of Agricolture —
Weather Burean. San Francisco, July 16. 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
Last- Seasonal Normal
Stations — 24 hours, todat.'. to date.
Eureka 0.00 .0.48 ---0.11
Ited Bluff .f. ......... 0.00 0.00 0.00
Sarrampnt(/ .......... 0.00 . O.<H) 0.00
Mount Tamalpale 0.00 it.oo 0.01
San Francisco T.. 0.00 Tr. 0.01
Ran Jose ...0.00 0.00 Tr.
Fresno 0.00 > 0.00 0.00
Independence ........ 0.00 0.00 0.00
San LuU 0bi5p0...... O.tiO . 0.00 0.01
Los Ange1e«........v. 0.00 \u25a0 .0.00 0.00
San Diejro 0.00 Tr. 0.00
Coa«t record for 12 hour* ending: 5 p.m.
~ ' . •"£- g, £-'3-' '*•' '3
:, STATIONS :'-| .- H f I ; !||
B*kf>r 2JC9O 70 r»2 Xff Clear .00
Boise*.... .29.78 92 68 ,NW rirar .00
Eureka 30.18 fiß. "2 N • riear '\u25a0 - -.00
Flagutaff ...... 20. &i 84 ."(5 N\V Cloudy Tr.
Fresno. ....... .20.84 100 GC W Clear .00
Kallspell ......20.80 82 48 W Clear ".00
Los Ange1e5.... 29.02 74 CO SW Clear .00
M0dena...:....29.52 "-P0 58. W; Clear .00
Mt. TamalpaU.3o.ol 74 61 W Clear .U0
North Head.... lW. 18 00 .. Nff, Clear .00
I'hoenix 29.72 10C 82 . W Clear .<»0
Pocatello ......29.74 90 04 , SB Clear .00
Pt. Reyes Lt.. 29.94 '55 48 NW Clear .DO
Portland .. 30.12 70 50 E Pt.CTdy .00
; Red. 81uff... ...29. 84 02 72 HK Clear,. .00
Reno ..'.......29.88- RS 50.VW 'clears -.00
Eoreburg ....'.. UO. 10 70 50 NW . Clear .00
Sacramento ....29.88 82 5G S • Clear .C>o
Salt Lake..:... 29.70 00 70 : W Clear .00
Ran Diego. . .;. .29.94 CS -CO \V Clear '.- .00
San Francl«co..29.oß 64 50 W Clr^ar .00
San J0t5e.:;,...30.00 76 40 NW Clear .00
San L.- 0b1*p0.29.93 SO 48 NW Oloar .00
SE. Fara11un...30.04 R4 ,51. NW Clear .00
Spokane . . . . . .29.94 70 50 S 'SW Clear K;00
Snannlt.. .... 70,40 SW dw- .00
Taccraa 50. 14 68 52 SW Pt.Cldy Tr.
Tatuoxli .... ...30.16 M 45 S Clear .01
7"onoi<ali ......29.70 "92 00 SK Clear .00
Walla Walla. 1.29.9S 78 5S SW Clear .00
Winnemneoa ..29.80-94 SO W Clear <\u25a0'- .00
Yuan ......:..29.72'10C 80> W Clear \ ».00
1 - Toe following maximum. and minimum temppr
tures are reported from eastern stations for the"
previous day: Chicago,. Sß-O0; New York, S4-72:
Omaha, S2-CO. :-**.:••\u25a0;.- . . -„ -..-\u25a0 ;\
" SYNOPSIS
Slipbtly «>oler weather prevails over- most of
the: Pacific elope.:-, in; the great ; valley of Cali
fornia, except in the extreme norths the -tempera*
ture has fallen ! from • four to etjrbt degrees. ; ; '
• Fair; weather \ prevail* : at s all point*,! except
dtleg ; on ; the souud, where " light , showers , have
occurred. \u25a0 \u25a0'•. -..*,- ; 5
\u0084The relative humidity, at Red Blnff wu'2B'per
: cent and at Fresno 29 per cent.-'. ; : \u25a0-,
; - The following . is the ' forecast . for the . 30 hours
ending at 5 p.. m. Saturday: \
| .: San- Francisco '.yidnity—Falr " Saturday!
"with light fog la moruing; light southwest wind,
[ changing "to brisk .west, v _ \u25a0 , J
• Santa Clara; valley— Fair Sarurday;'? moderate
north wiud». . ?"- i '*\u25a0•',' •'. '. * \u25a0\u25a0..'.-.-\u25a0\u25a0.
-Sacramento^ valley— Fair .Saturday; not 'much
! change:intf>rap*Tatiire;,lleht south winds/. »
Kau ; Joaquin valley — Fair ; Saturday ; ' cont iniiod
warm ;: light west 1 wiridi«;'. ; ". . . ." .' . - : ;.'.
Xjub Angeles and .vicinity— Fair. Saturday; light
south, wisd,. overcast -in morulnjr.V
" . A. G.McADlß.' District Forecaster, i
THE- S£j^^ 17; 1909:
Tenyo Maru Should Be in Port Early Today
TURBINE LINER
HAS BIG CARGO
Among Passengers Is Delegation
of Merchants With Nippon's
Foremost Businessmen
If the Japanese turbine- liner Tenyo
Maru, Captain Ernest Bent, keeps Its
Trireless promise, made when SOO miles
away, th^ big steamship will bo at an
chor off ileigga .wharf , by. 9 o'clack thi3
morning. As the Chinese boycott is
still working, the Tenyo will bring few
Chinese passengers,- but .the cabins will
be well filled with the usual cosmopoli
tan collection of globe trotters, officials
and businessmen.
It is . expected that among the pas
sengers will be a delegation of Japan
ese businessmen come to -make a tour
of the United States. Among these
will be Baron Yeiicui Shibusawa and
Buyel Nakano. The baron is probably
the most distinguished man in the
business life of Japan. He has been a
great traveler and has devoted the
latter part fo his life to the business
education of the Japanese people. He
founded the first bank in Japan, ' and
was chairman of the Tokyo chamber
of commerce from its inauguration
until 1903, when he resigned.
Nakano is president of the Tokyo
chamber of commerce and of the Tokyo
stock exchange. He is interested in
street railroads.
The Chlyo's cargo includes a large
shipment of new. season tea and a big
consignment of. raw silk, as well as a
large assortment of oriental merchan
dise.
Launehman In Drowned
William McNalley, who was captain
and engineer of the Southern Paciflc
company's gasoline .launch Dora, sta
tioned at Dumbarton point, lost his life
Monday night. While a deckhand
steered the boat McNalley climbed to
the top of the house to adjust the elec
tric lights. A lurch of the boat threw
him overboard. The deckhand, un
skilled in the handling of gasoline
boats, saw him fall and tried to pick
him np, but so maneuvered the boat
that It Is thought the revolving pro
peller struck McNalley on the- head.
McNalley was - a good swimer, bat
was not seen again after the launch
had passed over where he last ap
peared. His body was picked up
Wednesday on the beach and the deep
wound on the head was made, it is
supposed, by the Dora's wheel.
After hunting in vain for McNalley
the deckhand ran the launch into a
mudbank and waited there until the
next morning when assistance reached
him. Mclsalley who was 20 years of
age, wa3 employed for some years by
the Crowiey launch company. His.
home was 38 4 18 Twenty-fourth street.
Alnmeda Will Snll Today
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda, Captain Thomas Dow
dell, will pail at 11 o'clock for Hawaii,
with a full cargo and a large number
of passengers. Among the passengers
will be 12 members of a theatrical
company. J. H. Hertsche, manager of
the Young, Moana and Hawaiian hotel?,
will return on the Alameda. He has
been here on a vacation trip.
Homer to Go North for Sf:«lskin«
The steamer Homer. Captain Donald
son, which is under charter to the
North American commercial company,
will sail next Saturday for the islancs
of St. Paul and St. George to collect
and bring home the season's catch of
sealskins. , This may be the Homer's
last trip north on this mission as the
commercial company's sealing conces
sion will soon expire. During the
Homer's stay In port the stork visited
Captain Donaldson's home and left a
little boy.
Kansas City at Journey** Enil
The steamer Kansas City, which was
bought in the east by the Harriinan
interests for the San Francisco and
Portland line, should be in the bay this
morning. The Kansas City, one of tho
few Harriman ships equipped . with
wireless, was in communication yester
day, with the steamer President and in
a message to Captain, Cousins of the
President Captain Kidston," who n.
bringing the Kansas City . from the
Atlantic side, announced that he ex
pected to have his ship in port by mid
night.
Drnmtmiir Cbkufsen Owner*
The four masted Uruguayan bark
Druminuir was sold at auction yester
day afternoon on the floor of the Mer
chants' exchange and was bought by
Sydney Hart for $15,C00.
Oayhend Spoken Off Kodiak
The whaling bark Gayhead is not
making fortunes for the green hands
aboard her. but is catching some
whales. The vesel was reported June
11* off Kodiak and at that time had
560 barrels of sperm oil.
Water Front ]Vo<es
The Pacific Mail liner Newport left
Mazatlan Thursday for this port.
The Japanese liner Chiyo Maru. from
this port, arrived yesterday tit Yoko
hama.
The Pacific Coast steamship com
pany's Curacao sailed Thursday from
Mazatlan for. Guaymas.
The Paciflc Mail liner Asia arrived
yesterday at Honolulu from this port.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,436.000 feet.. .
The steamer President arrived yes
terday from the south with 134 passen
gers, and the City of Puebla from the
sound brought 22£ passengers. '
The Paciflc Mail freighter Aztec
sailed yesterday for Nanaimo to load
coal for the, Central, American. coast. \v \u25a0
\u25a0 "\u25a0 Portuguewe ' laborer* for Hawaii
VICTORIA. 8.. C.. '\u25a0' July 16.— The
6tcamer Aorangi, which left tonight for
Australia, is taking a number of, Port
uguese laborers to -Hawaii to replace
striking Japanese. - . '
The governor of /Fiji, Sir Everard 1
Thurm, and Lady Thurm, departed for
Suva on the Aorangi."
Xf w l<nK'»nd l.mnlx-r Ilnft Scheme.
PORTLAND. 'July 16.— A proposal is
made by a California linn to tow Jogs,
lumber and piling from the Columbia
river -inclosed' in a -huge framework.
The scheme has been submitted to and
sanctioned by.- the underwriters, subject
to a few minorchanges.
I The capacity . of --^ the skeleton frame
work .is estimated at /.about. 3,000,000
feet/ On emptying the framework it
will be /'folded' up", and towed back to
the Columbia river.
HyDROGEAPHIC. OFFICE
.Depth "at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE | Ft. ] Date | Remarks
Grays Harj 19 : 1 May 29 1 Channel getting hroadt-r
'• " .1 '-'. '-.= : No cbaDge in-channol;
Wlllapa B 7 June - 9 -10 ft. It.- L. • VT; in
channel to South
j '-:'. -. i\u25a0' \u25a0 \: : I Bend. : ;..
Colnin R. . I. 25 |May : 28|. ; 77777~
Nehalin Rl \u25a0 9 (Apr. : 3jChannel 200 feet south
:\u25a0\u25a0:-\u25a0•-. -\u25a0\u25a0 I' \u25a0-.- I . ' I of bcoy. -.- . :
; \u25a0 \u25a0-•\u25a0 '_, „ I ; (Depth -of 8 feet at low
Tillmk B. 9 Apr. 30 - water >' in ''channel 'to
. "•'-••\u25a0 I Garibaldi. ;'
Yaqulna.Bl 14 (June 2[Channeln ar r o wand
I I ••\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0'•" ''"-I yhtftlng to Bonthwost.
"~~ I • ..{- \u25a0-. \u25a0.\u25a0;.-\u25a0 Beacon on; beach in: line
Siuslaw;.Rl- 4 May - 1 - with ? soutb . side of
'-'\u25a0-"•"\u25a0•. | ['.'\u25a0'\u25a0: "• gulch leads over bar."
Umpqua-B] 10 . JJuly • ljChanncl <in gootf condi- I
:I* I '•\u25a0* \u25a0'"\u25a0\u25a0 .'\ tlon. ' : \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0----.
\u25a0-\u25a0-•\u25a0.- \u25a0'•\u25a0."' - :'- : 12. feet at low water -to
Coos Bay. 17 June 1 f North. Bend; *H feet
'\u25a0' -' . . lat low -water .-•\u25a0 to
\u25a0;\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 I '\u25a0\u25a0•••'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- 1 Margbflcld.' . . " .
CoquHle Itl -8 jMay'3l|Channel close to north
I •'- -•-(\u25a0 •\u25a0'-•-• ?/'- 1- 'Jetty.; \u25a0-\u0084.,-» <
\u25a0' •• •'-.\u25a0\u25a0' : ' : . \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0';\u25a0. | :•'••\u25a0• No opportunity cf o r
Rogueßlv ..... :;;...;. soundings lately. • Be
: fore rise there; was '7
. .. ' --- I . . - feet on > bar. r ; • , \u25a0,
Klamtu ,I.|-- 7 |May 29lCbannel jstraieht. -.\u25a0> .::.'
I "."\u25a0 ; '' : •';•\u25a0-\u25a0 I o r,t hi- channel \u25a0\u25a0: very !
I \u25a0':- crooked; 18, ft f aver-
Hmbldt'B! 20. June- I ' »?e j low ."< water" In
I '- I ?l t fit ? alffntiehannelslead
r -- : I\u25a0\u25a0-• \u25a0- * I \u25a0•••-'.-' -J- Ing ' out north wost^a
S I'eiiro fij -M i |A|>r.^lsiNo = changerin*!;channel:f
a Diego 8). 25^.- (May i3jNV;cbaDge;ii^Ca^uTi7? •
S<Pablo,B( 24:aApr.t21JDepth;ia'dredged chan- r
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
to arrive - '\u25a0}':; .
-. From - \u25a0 \u25a0-'•'-'-' I \u25a0•* '--.'? Steamer ; y | Date •\u25a0'
San Pedro ;......-•••• Cascade ;...... July 17
San Pedro '..-..•••••'•• J- r -S. '. Hlgglns.. July 17
GraysHsrbor ....".% Centralla; ..;... July. 17
Portland & Way Ports. Roanoke ...V... July; 17
China & Japan. ........ Tenyo .Maru .".'". July 17
San Pedro •••• Hanalei ;.:..... July 17
Humboldt North Fork ... July 18
Coquille River, .V..... Elizabeth";.-.;.-.; July; 18
China & Japan... ..... Dakotah "\u25a0...-..'.. JulyilS
Puget Sound Ports."..*.. Governor "\u25a0".'..'..'. July IS
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Fonui ...... Joly 18
Humboldt J. J.- Loggle... July 19
Humboldt .;.;....••-•'• F.Ai* Kilburn.. July 19
San Pedro .......... •*• • Vanguard '.. . '. ."• July . 18
gan Diego &. Way PortsiSanta R05a..... July : 19
Portland & Astoria 1 Rose City :•;.:: July 19
Kahulul & Honolulu.. 1 Hyadcs ......;. July 20
New; York & ValparalsoJKansas City.... July 20
Seattle & Tacoma .. . i .Yosemita ...... July 20
Seattle & Tacoma.:.. .'Ad.' Sampson !.: July 20
Portland & Astoria.... {Nome City. .... July 20
Humboldt . •• Icity of Topeka. July 21
New York via Ancon;.lCity of Panama. July. 2l
Honolulu- ........... .'.JHllonian -....;. July 21
San PeJro & Way Portaj Coos Bay ..... July 21
New York via Ancon..) Newport ...... July 22
San Pedro ...... . ". ,'i . .jßoanoke ....... July 22
Pt.-Arena & Albion. ...jPomo ......'.:. July 22
Coos Bay "• I M. F. , Plant... [July 22
Hakodate „ .....JTonawanda '... .|July 23
Puget Sound Ports.....] Umatllla ;..... July 23
San Diego & Way Portsj Governor -1 .....'. July. 23
-TO , SAIL
. Destination | Steamer | Sails |Pler
July 17— '\u25a0.- \u25a0' . . :M:.x ":-\u25a0 \u25a0' \u25a0 - -.-(\u25a0 : V \ V
Astoria & Portland.... Cascade .... 5 pm 13
Coquille River . . . . ... Flfield "" tt pm 2
Eos AngeliM Ports..... Centralla ... lpm 7
Astoria & Portland.... Northland .. spm 2
Seattle & Tacoma.....[Carlo» ..... 4pm 2.
Coos 8ay........ .JM. F. Plant. Bpm H
Point Arena & Albion.. {Porno fl pm 2
Honolulu ...... ........ I Alameda .... 11 am 7
Astoria & Portland. ...J State of Cal. 11 am 27
Pnget Sound Ports,....] President ... 2pm 9
Los Angeles Ports.... .Roanoke .... & pm 13
Julylß— '• , I ,
Liverpool &. Way Ports A. Exelmans 12 m 19
Humboldt ........ . City Topeta. lO.SOa 11
Los Angeles Ports..... Hanalei . ... 3pm 7
July 19 — i \u25a0
Humboldt .......... \ Vanguard .. 9 am ~2
San Diego & Way Ports Governor ... -2 pm '. 9 '.'
July 20— . :
Humboldt ............. F. KHburn. . 10 am 13
Los Angeles Ports Yosemito;.. .',.. 2
Coquille River Elizabeth .. . spm 16
Puget Sound. Ports..... City Puebla. 2pm 9
Seattle & Tacoma..... Buckman .. lpm 20
July 21— ::
Astoria & Portland.... J. Marboffer .... ....
Humboldt J. J.Loggle 5 pm 16,
Humboldt North Fork. . spm 20
Seattle i Tacoma..... Latme J...'. 12. ro 20^
New York via Ancou.; (Peru ....... 12 m 24'
Los' Angeles Ports.... .i Ad. Sampson 10 am 20'-
Mcndocino & Pt. Arena! Sea. Foam .. 4bm 4
July 22—
China & Japan Mongolia .. lpm 42
Grays Harbor ........ S." Barbara.. 4pm 2
Portland & Way Ports. lioanofte ... 1 pm 13
San Diego & Way Ports' Santa Rosa.. 10.30 a 8
July 23— V
San I'edro & Way Ports] Coos' Bay . . 2pm 11
TO SAIL FHOM SEATTLE
Destination ' Steamer | Date .
Skagwny & Way Ports. (Dolphin ....... 'July 20
Nome & St. Michael.. .[Senator ....... July 22
Nome & St. M ichael...j Northwestern .. July 24
Nome & Ht. Michael... St. Crolx ..July 25
Nome & St. Michael... (Mackinaw ..... July 25
Skagway & Way Ports. jHumboldt, ..... July 2«
Skagway & Way Ports. Spokane • ....... July ; 3o
Skagway & Way Torts. (Queen ........ .(July SO
Time Ball
United States branch hydrographic office, Mer
~ chants' Exchange, San Francisco, July
16. 1909. .
The time ball on the roof -of the. Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
stanSard time (120 th meridian), or at Bb. 00m.
00s., Greenwich mean time. • "
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N., In charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and gecdetlc survey — Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front (Mission street wharf) add 23 minutes.
SATURDAY, JULY 17 .;\u25a0_\u25a0>: \u25a0 \u25a0 .\
Sun rises ..,.5:00
Sun sets : '.. ... .7:32
Moon sets .L ...'.......'......;....... p. m.
New moon I ...July 17, at 2:85 a. m.
First quarter m00n......'.. .July 26. at 3:36 a. m.
ITimel |Tlmel (Time J'Xlme
Jly.t \u25a0— H Ft-j } Ft, I Ft { Ft
|L Wf |H W[ cjL W jH W
17..1 5:38 —1.2 12:50 4.6 5:10 3.3 11:05 6.1
IS— J 0:17— 1.0 1:40 4.7 0:00 3.3 11:54 5.8
19.. 1 0:56—0.8 2:20 4.9 6:50 3.2 .........
UI W L W II W I, W
20.. 0:42 5.4 7:32—0.4 2:?>5 4.9 7:42 "3.2
21.. 1:80 CO 8:05 0.2 3:20 0.0 8:37 3.0
22.. 2:20 4.5 8:42 0.7 4:00 R.O 0:34 2.8
23.. 3:18 4.0( »:20 ,1.1 4:32 5.0 10:34 2.6
U. S. Branch Hydrographic Office ( .
A branch or the United States hydrographic
ofnee. located at tho Merchants' Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the bcneilt of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to
visit the of flee, where complete seta • of . charts
and Hailing directions of the- world are kept at
hand for comparison - and reference and . the
latest information can always -be obtained : re
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce. ' • -
v-v.;^ J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, V. S. N., In charge.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
. Friday, July 16.'.
- SJinr James S. Iliggins, 49 hours from San
Pedro. \u0084
Ktuir Temple E. Dorr, Panzer, 22 hours from
Eureka. ' ,
Stmr President, Cousins, hours from San
Diego, via Redondo 2S hours. :.': . ' •
Htmt City of Topeka, Hall, 22 hours from Eu
reka. - \u25a0 .-\u25a0": -\u25a0-\u0084...-" . \u25a0. .}- "j
Stmr Fifield, Jensen, 39 hours from Bandon.
Stmr M. . F. Plant,. Burtis, «9 hours from Coos'
bay.
Stmr J. MarhofTcr. Wlnkei; 64 . hours from
Rainier, via Astoria -G3 hours.
Stmr Redondo, Bendergard, 40 hours from Coos'
bay. ' '; . \u25a0• \u0084 - : \u25a0 : : -.- - \u25a0 > / ~ i
ATLAXTIC OCEAX TRAVEL
prth fiermanfjoyd
Large, " Fast " and * Luxurious \u25a0 Twin-Screw '• !
Express and Passeng-er Steamships.
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH — CHERBOURG— BREMEX
Express,. Sailings Tuesdays, at 10 a.', m. '
K. W'ilhelui ll..July 27!Cecilie :.:..... Aug. lo
Kronprlnz • Wm.. Anjr. • 3|K.~ Wm. •\u25a0 de " Gr.. Aug.' 24
PLYMOUTH — CIIERHOURG — BRE3IEX
I Twin Screw | Sailings I Tlmrsdayg - at . 10 •a. m. 1 1
Friedrich de Gr. July 22|\Vashington ; ... ."Aug. 5
Kurfucrst .... .July 29|Bremen ; ;. . .; .' Aug. 12
Gcorjre .Washlngrton-^Salls \u25a0 Aug.'-'- 5 — 27,000
tons. Newest and Largest ;. German : Ship " afloat:
Everr. innovation known to thp chip builder's art
GIBRA LTAH — XAPLES— GEXOA '. r
• - Jlediterranpan Sailincs Saturdays at 11 a; m';"
Prinzens • Irene. ~:Aug; 28|Berlln : . . ; . . . . Sept. 25
K. : Albert -< . ;. .Sept. ll|Prinzess J lrene ::: Oct. 9
- Connection!* KucircHiiK die Globe
•Travelers', checks good all over the world
Apply OELRICHS «& • Co.. Gen'l 'Agenta
- 6 Broadway, 'New. York, or . ..
Sobert Capellc, G. A. P. C." 250 Powell St., opp.
. \u25a0 -St.- Francis > Hotel.' San Francisco. -'••"\u25a0.
.Telephone — Kearny. 4794. .-.;.. .. - ../',.
AMERICAN LINE
I'l yiHoiit h— CherbonrK— Southampton
Philadelphia— Queenstown— Liverpool -
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE
• -;\u25a0 Xct*' York— London .Direct '
HOI4iAND=AMERICA LINE
: XewA York— Rotterdam,^- vlav Doulognc
RED STAR LINE
\mv York— Dover— Anhierp
-WHITE STAR .LINE;
Xe\vs Y'ork— QuccnstoTTni— Liverpool k-
\u25a0-•Plymouth— Cherbourg— Sonthninpton";
';'\u25a0-' "--Iloston— -Q««'e»»"»town— Liverpool ; yi
XE\V r YOUK A XD iBOSTOXiTO ; ITALY
. .Via A*ore» and? Gibraltar ' , - ..
CRBTIC ; '.'. ..- . Aug. V 4| ROMANIC- . . . . . Sept. 15
G. N KOEPPEL. Passenger Agent Pacifto Coast,'
\u25a0-\u0084 . '\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0_ ,\u25a0,, \u25a0, - ; '\u0084;;\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0::.. 319 Gory,; St. ;.;.;,;\u25a0; \u25a0 -\u0084 \u25a0 -.-,^
Compajrnio Gcnerale Transatlantique
'"\u25a0 Ms DIRECT 'LINE: TO HAVRE-PARlS.'\'^:*
'\u0084 Sailing \u25a0 every " Thursday.: Instead .-. of j Saturdayr
at ! 10 , a. ' tai. 4 from pier 42. North river,': foot |of
Mortoajst;-: i- ">"-'\u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 .{'i'J^-'i^ "-V-- \u25a0"-"\u25a0"'.:. "i . •\u25a0-;.'"
-'\u25a0 First class \u25a0to Havre. :*>u .so ; and . upward; : sec-
ond claw to Havre.' $50 and upward. i GENERAL-
AGENCY : FOR t UNITED < STATES !*AND '; CAN- 1 .
ADA^ 19 State \u25a0 st..; New i York." rj.- F. £ FUGAZI*
' Slanager > Pacific ' coast. • t>3o Montgomery fst.,"" San
Francisco. \u25a0 Tickets _ sold ; by j all ; railroad i ticket
agenta.'. J -.V:"'. : " r -"' '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' "*•-":'', '-.*\u25a0: -W -. ':\u25a0"%\u25a0.:'. \u25a0':.\u25a0 r-k...^~ .'
: "- • 'SAILINGpANUARTf 20,1910 1 C
toMadciruJJpain.neditcrraniean, Orient
":\u25a0'•' Stmr Albion, ' Nyman, ; : 11 hours I from Iversens
landing". / . . -• '---. '*"-\u25a0 - : '' '\i^" *}.'\u25a0-> i
laqua, Sela, 21 hours from Eureka.
; ; Stmr City of Puebla.' Tetlow, 51 % hours* from
Victorla\and Ptsjet sound. - „ V
' Stmr Helen P. Drew,*Gunderson,-45>nours«from
San Pedro. ;; . . '. \u25a0' '\u25a0' T '
;MFr bark Bayard, Pollvet, 73 day* from New
castle, Australia. \u25a0-\u25a0-.""
:'-• Bchr Robert <R. : Hind, Wlskander, 6 days -from
i Eagle harbor. \u25a0 - . \u25a0 ; "•
Barge Three, -Klrkwood,; 26 ! .bonrs from Port
San Luis, In tow. tug Navigator. .
--y.-. :. CLEARED
. "'v \u25a0: Friday, July 16.
\u25a0 Stinr Falcon, Schage, Portland ; Williams, Dl
mond&tCo." - - '-'\u25a0-\u25a0' -'\u25a0"\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0; : V-:-;"'-" \u25a0 ',--"\u25a0> -, .:•'- > '
Stmr Lurllne.'.Weeden, Honolulu; Matson navi
gation company. •-:..' .' \ , ' .'- '\u25a0\u25a0-'\u25a0 ' '
; Stmr. State of- California, Nopander,. Portland:
San Franclaco and Portland steamship company.
Stmr Aztec. Stewart," Nanaimo, B. C. ; Paciflc
Mall steamship company. ' \u25a0
Schr :Murlel, Helllng»en, Mahtikona; Hlnd^,
Rolph & Co. .-.:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -
SAILED- V
. ' Friday, July 16.
Strar Lurline, Weeden. Honolulu.
: ; Stmr Aztec, Stewart, Nanaimo.
btmr Thomas L. Wand. Peterson, Portland.
' Stmr F. •S. Loop. Levinson. Portland.
Stmr Harold Dollar, McClements. Grays Har
bor.' •I-} :*. :.\u25a0 --. ;\u25a0 : \u25a0\u25a0. .--.:.,..
Stmr Point Arena. Jabnson, Albion. '
, Stmr. G.. 0. . Lindauer. Eundman, Grays harbor j
Stmr F. A. Kilburn, McLeUon. Eureka.- - ' -..
Stmr W. S. Porter, Macdonald. : Portland.
Stmr 'Santa- Monica, - Olsen, Grays Harbor. \u25a0 ' - •
Schr Muriel, Helllngsen, Mahukona- \u25a0\,"
Schr Monterey, Kelley, Monterey, In tow : tug
Navigator. _
SPOKEN
July 3, In lat 15 N. long 26 W. Br ship Boa-^
alcla, from . Vancouver, for United Kingdom.
J BY UNITED WIRELESS
" Stmr Umatllla, July 15. 4 p. m., off Grays ,
Harbor, hence Julr 13 for Seattle.
Stmr Atlas, July_ls, 6 p. m., off Table bluff,
hence July 14 for Astoria! •:
Stmr' Maverick. July 16, 11:15 a.' ro., passed
Columbia river, hence July 12 for Seattle.
. -' WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LOBOS.. July 16. 9 a. m.— Weather
hazy; wind northwest, velocity. 14 miles peH
hour. ' !'• '-'\u25a0 \u25a0 . -\u25a0\u25a0 .-• ---.:\u25a0\u25a0. ,_ \u25a0 -"\u25a0 .
V POINT * REYES, , July - 16. 9 a. Weatfier !
clear ;>; wind northwest, velocity. 45 miles per ,
hour. • ,j \u25a0 -- \u25a0
FARALLONES, July 18. 9 a. m.— Weather.
clear; wind -northwest, velocity 82 miles per \u25a0
hour., J -;\u25a0„' ;
TATOOSH, July M, 9 a. m.— Weather cloudy;
wind: south, velocity 12 miles per hour..
POINT , REYES. July 10, 13 m.— Weather
clear ; - wind northwest, \u25a0 velocity 40 miles p«r
hour. • .;•--:\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0...\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0. .\u25a0\u25a0 . :
TATOOSH. July 16. 12 m.— Weather" cloudy;
wind south, velocity 13 miles per hour.
TELEGRAPHIC '^*Z-M f \
POINT LOBOS, July 16, 10 p. m. — Weather
hany; wind northwest, : velocity \u25a020 miles per
hour. : > -. - \u25a0
DOMESTIC PORTS
POINT BE YES— Passed July 16— Stmr Flfleld,
from I Banflon, . for San I Francisco; stmr laqua.
from ' Eureka, I for San •. Francisco; stmr City of
Puebla, from Victoria, B. C, etc., for San
Francisco.
Passed July 16^-Stmr Temple B. Dorr, from
Eureka, for San Francisco. \u25a0 -
COOS BAY— Sailed July 16— Schr Bertie- Minor,
for San Pedro. . ; . •
Arrived July 16— Stmr Breakwater, from As
toria., ' .
UMPQUA— SaiIed July 16— Schr Sadie, for San
Pedro. \u25a0 ' ..<:>.;.',.\u25a0? . •
TATOOSH~Pa«sed. in July 10— Bktn " Archer,
hence June 28 for. Roche harbor.
Passed July 16— Stmr Umatllla, hence July 13
for Seattle, etc. . ' •
Passed July 16— Ger stmr Eraa, hence July 13
for Victoria. . . :. . .
' CRESCENT— Passed in Jaly 16— Br stmr Bes
sie Dollar, from Astoria, 'for Puget sound.
' 'EUREKA — Arrived Jnly 16— Stmr Acme, hence
Jnly 14; stmr George W. Elder, hence July 15.
"Sailed' July; ld — Stmr Roanoke. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Despatch, for San Pedro. :
- WESTPORT— Arrived July . . J6 — Stmr Daisy
Freeman, from Astoria; stmr Coronado, hence
July 12. , .;
Sailed July 16— Schr Susie M? Plummer, for
Guaymas. , .- .
Passed out July 15— Stmr Svea, for San Fran
cisco. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.- •. \u25a0\u25a0
Passed In July 16— Stmr Raymond, hence
July 12. • :-'--\u25a0\u25a0.-
GAVlOTA— Arrived July 16— Ship Falls of
Clyde, from Honolulu, and sails July 17 for
Honolulu? . , /?-\u25a0•.
KETCHIK AN— Arrived July 15— Stmr Seward,
from Seattle: stmr Dolphin, from Skagway. '! '
WRANGELL— Arrived July 15— Stmr "city of
Seattle; from Ketchikan. ... •
PACIFIC OCEAN TRAVEIi
#^s. V : Steamers leave Broadway
/WSsfiX Wharves (Piers 9 and 11).
ArStl". . \u25a0\u25a0' LOW RATES. INCLUDING
/«yv2|&SsBa VAI BERTHS AND MEALS
I I Y&*y& J I SPECIAL ROUND TRIP
'QiOb. \u25a0 L °S ANGELES
SAX DIEGO
\u25a0\u25a0^ISStr.--. SANTA BARBARA
•Governor. .iMon.,' Jnly 19. Ang. 2, 16, 30. 2 p. m.
•President. .Hon.. July 2fl; _An«. 9. 23, 2 p. m.
-Alternately Every Monday Thereafter
Santa R05a, ....... Every Thursday. 10:30 a. m.
•Direct for Los Angeles: WllNiot call S. Barbara.
SEATTLE (DIRECT), TOWXSEXD
TACOMA, VICTORIA. : .VANCOUVER
Connecting at Seattle for SE. Alaska. Stairway,
Dawson, Fairbanks. Nome, St. Michael.
Puebla... ; ... Toes'.',- July 20.' Aug. 3. 17, 2 p. m.
tGovernor....Sat., July 24, Aug. 7. 21, 2 p.m.
fPrealdent. . . .Sat., July 17, 31; Ang. 14, 2p. m.'
UmatiUa...... .Tues.. July 27, Aog. 10, 2 p. m.
Alternately every Tues. and Eat. thereafter.
tWIU not call .at Victoria, Townsend, Vancouver.
EUREKA^KHUMBOLDT BAY)
Topeka— -Jnly'lB,, 23, 28: Aug.' 2, 7. 12, 17, 22,
; : 10:30 a. m., every Ufth day thereafter.
GUAYMAS. MAZATL.IX, LA PAZ,
EXSEXADA, SAX JOSE DEL CABO
Curaca0......... 7th of each month, 10 a. m.'
ALASKA CRUISES Leave Seattle
Spokane, ; July - 30; Aug. 14; Queen, July 30.
' XOME— ST. MICHAEL
Senator (direct) "Leave Seattle.. : .. . . .. : July 22
Right reserved to change this schedule
TICKET OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel) C 53 Market
st.; 3 Market st. and Broadway Wharf. ~
,\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0.\u25a0;-• Tel. iKearny 492. \u25a0
OAKLAND— IO36 Broadwayj " Tel. Oakland 5C80.-
. C.D.VDUNANN., General Passenger . Agent. '
Gci.; Pw f.^Of flee.' 112 Market st, f San Francisco.
S AMERICAN- HAWAIIAN
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE
. NEW YORK to PACIFIO COAST PORTS and
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. Sailings every ; Sttnr-
day.;*_ ;>-;:V;- \u25a0- .;-;-.-/ ". "\ ' -.V :: " . .,; \u25a0 ,
SEATTLE. TACOMA and SAN FRANCISCO to
NEWYORIC. sailing every 21 days; also taking
freight for MEXICAN and EUROPEAN ports.
LOCAL SERVICE /
y SAX , FRANCISCO to ' HAWAIIAN : PORTS
' DEARBORN " A* LAPHAM." General' Agents. :
8 BRIDGE ST., -NEW YORK; WIXLLAMS.
DIMOWD & CO.". General Agents Pacific Coast,
i 310 SANSOMia BT.. SAN FRANCISCO. t :.
Seattle oiRECT
; CONNECTING ALL NORTHERN! POINTS. 1 ,
S.~ S.: BUCKMAN.T^??r'^^?r^ ; rr.V: July ' 20 '
S. "-; S>. s ADMIRAL •; SAMPSON ' . . ; . . : . Julj 25
Spl S., WATSON ::lj. "i. :..y\\.\. . Jnly 30
Los Angeles Direct
< TWIN SCREW .\u25a0. \u25a0
S . S . ADMIRAL' SAMPSON ';. .'. . . . ; July 21
'.\u25a0*•.-; Sailings ? from fSteuartt Sti" Dock. ;
Co.i
\u25a0J '-Pz''* '.Tlcke.t;Offlce, i :s4*Market''St.'; .- " \u25a0
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
ORIEXTAL ; STEAMSHIP COMPAXY
S. :' S.*: Tenyo Maru . '. . '?'.'\ . ".Tnesday," July 27," 1909
S.- S."- Nippon; M*ru.-.vn .'Tuesday, An»." 17, 1909
8. S. Chiyo Maru - (via ! Manila) Tue. , Sept.. 14,* .'09
i;c SteiiriersTsilllfrom'Con^liy^s"-;piers,'Nos. 1 -12,''
44, t near ' foot iof i Second st.fa 1 ) p. m.;~ toe Yoko-
hama | and I llongkong,*.fcainng >at ? Honoluln. Kobe
(Illogo); Nagasaki and Shanghai," and connecting
ate Hongkong i. wl th : « teamers % for :- Manila, -. India,
etc.-Vi No;cargo received' on board on* day \u25a0of sail-
ing.'/- Kound ; trip > tickets \u25a0at > reduced > rates. - -
•-*'. For '• freight i and • passage j apply.' at > office, l 24o
i James Flood 'bulldiDg.' 7 AVERY. .
| ' \u25a0: .'•;«: --Assitant General Manager.
\u0084 .^ Alameda 1 ;: saUs; U \u25a0
nUriULULU m .J«lyl". Special.
i^ l "'l"!- v!*!-yv !*!-y: i round; trip $110 first cia«=-j '
AXD i XEW : ZE AL AXD-^S. 1 S.^
* Marlposa " sa ils 1 1* a.l jn*f Ang."i e.i Spl.**, Tahiti i
ground" trips *l2s.-i; Welllngtonris2Co. : R.^T.'i
\u25a0 OCEANIC LINE, 873 Mkt.;tei.:Kearny l"3l 4
AUCTION SALES
JTV-— Bi ff Auction Sale In Oakland
\u25a0dOh. SATURDAY JULY IT
at 11 - a. . m.". . CO head of all purpose "cheap city
horses and mules; they will. suit: all business;
04 vehicles, 48 sets of harness ; (no reserve). 565
Fourth, street. Oakland.
J. W. MEDEIROS, Auctioneer.
1\u25a0 - Horses, Wagons and Harnesses at Jerry
Daran's Coal " Yard. 1507 . San Pablo a ye. . Oak-
land. "Saturday, July .17. 1809. 11 a. .m>
GEORGE REED & CO.. Auctioneers.
J«UNEAU— Arrived July 16— Stmr Northwest
! em, from Ketchikan. ..
"VALDEZ— Arrived July 14 and sailed "Jnly
«— Stmr Bertha, for Seattle. Arrived July 15—
Stmr St. Crolx, from Seward. .
. ASTORIA— SaiIed July lf>— Stmr Daisy Free
man,- for Grays Harrbor.
SEATTLE— SaiIed Jnly 15— Stmr Spotaae, for
Sltka; stmr Governor, for San Francisco.
Arrived July 16 — Stmr Northland, from Wraa
eejl;*stnir Maverick, hence Jnly 12.
Sailed July 16 — Stmr Portland, for Valiiez.
EVERETT — Arrived July 16 — Stmr Capaatrano,
fqom Seattle.
Sailed July 16— Stmr Yosemite, for San Pedro.
POR TSAN LUlS— Sailed July 16— Stmr Wash
tenavr, for Panama; stmr Coos Bay, fx>r San
1 Pedro, etc. - "
, Arrived July 16 — Stmr Coos Bay, hence July 14.
FORT BBAGG— Sailed July 16— Stmr "National
CUy. for Saa Francisco.
BANDON— Arrived July 16— Stmr Elisabeth,
hf nee July 18.
SAN PEDRO— Sailed July 16— Stmr Mandalay.
for Sair Francisco; stmr Argyll, for San Fran
cisco; stmr Majestic, for San Francisco; stmr
Dal*y, for San Francisco.
SAN DlEGO— Arrived July 16— Stmr Nevadan.
from Salina Cms.
EASTERN PORTS
BALTIMORE— ArriTed July 15— Br stmr
Curco, from Iqtdqne.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU— Arrived July 16— Stmr Asia,
fcunce July 10.
FOREIGN PORTS
ANJEB— Passed prior to July 12— Br ship King
George, from New York. • for Wbampoa. Jnly
12— Br bark Eclipse, from New York, for
Whampoa. /- : >
BARRY— Sailed July 10— Br* stmr Camphlll,
for Baltimore and San Francisco.
BUENOS AlßES— Arrived July 10— Br ship
Brynhllde. from Boston. -•'
MAZATLAN — Arrived July 15— Stmr Curacao,
hence July .7, via San Pedro, and sailed for
Guaymas.
Sailed July 15 — Stmr Newport, for San Fran
tdsco. ,
PANAMA— Arrived July 14 — Br stmr Foxton ;
Hall, from Grays Harbor.
MONTEVIDEO— SaiIed -July . 10— Br stmr 08
westry,- for San Francisco, via Antofagaata.
KOBE — Sailed July 11 — Br stmr Oceano, for
Seattle. . . \u25a0
YOKOHAMA— Arrived July 16— Jkp stmr Chiyo
Maru. hence June 28, via Honoluln.
VICTORIA— Arrived July 16— Stmr Bessie Dol
lar, from Astoria.
Sailed July 16 — Br stmr Teocer, for Van
couver.
Arrived July 16 — Gcr rtmr Eraa, hence July 12.
HONGKONG— Arrived July 15— Br stmr Em
press of Indian, from Vancouver.
HOBART— Arrived July 10— Fr bark Duguay
Trouln, from Rotterdam, for Saa Francisco.
Memoranda
. Captain Cousins . of the steamer President,
which arrived today from San Diego, reports
that he was in communication by wireless with
the steamer Kansas City, from New York, for
San Francisco. The Kansas City expects to arrive
at San Francisco about midnight, July 16.
Per Fr bark Bayard— While rounding 1 to off
Presidio, lost, starboard anchor and 120 fathoms
of chain.
"Whaling bark Gayhead was reported off Ko
diak on June 19 with 56 bbls of sperm oil.
Six hundred and forty shares of L'rag ship
Drummulr were sold at anctkm today at the
Merchants' exchange to Sydney Hart for $13.000..
, Ts'rk] RAILWAY TRAVEL
taJfSLsk Trains Leave
P^PP^ , San Francisco
?^^' WM -• Market Street
Ferry Depot
LEAVE FOR— |A. M.| P. M.
BAKERSFIELD 17:15 8:00-10:00
CHICAGO T:l5 8:00-10:00
FRESNO 7:13 4:00- 8:00-10:00
GRAND CANT0N....... T:l5 8:00.10:00
HANFORD 7:15 10K>0
KANSAS CTTX 7:15 8:00-10:00
MERCED 7:13 4:00- 8:00-10:00
STOCKTON 7:15 4^o- S:*4-10;Q0
STOCKTON. - OAKDALB
U SIEEUA BY. PTS... 0:43
TTJLARB. 7:13 8:C0-10:CO -«.
YISAtIA 7:15 8:00-10:0»,
TOSEIIITE! 7:15 10:00
California Limited through to Cbleaso
leares at 10:00 p. m.
OFFICES i
673 Market Street and
Market Street Ferry Depot,
San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
tXIOX FERBY DBPOI
- wB jinn Fr ftB ciM C9
Ltave. TI A SAUSALITO. Arrive.
7:15 a Sonoma and Glen Ellen 6:0 op
7M5a Petalnma. Santa Rosa. HealiU-
bntg. Cloverdale. Uklah. WU-
Uts, Sherwood and Sebastflpol. *T:3sp
8:15 a Pt. Reyes, Monte Rio, Cazadero.. ••7:o.">p
8:45 a Potalumn, Santa : Rosa. Guernevllle - T :o."p
Jf>:lsa Sonoma and Glen Ellen S:3-"p
J9 :l.ia Lagnnltas, Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes. 7:35p
10:45 a Petalunm and Santa Rosa . . 4:35p
t2:4r ( p Pt. Reyes, \u25a0 Moota Rio. Cazadero.. til :00a
S:lsp Fetaluma. Santa Rosa, Healds-
I bnrir. Cloverdale.' Uklah. Gnernp-
vllle. Rtver laneiae. SebastopoL H:lX*a
4 :45p Sonoma and Glen E11en.... 9:03 a
s:l~>p Petalnma and Santa Rosa . . -8:33 a
ts:4.*ip Lapunltas. Cp. Taylor. Pt. Reyes. 8:05 a
t7:43p Point Reyes 8:03 a
ELECTEIC STJBTmBAN VIA SATISALITO
Bauaalito, HOI Valler, Saa Rafael— Daily
every SO minute* from 8:43 a. ta. until 0:15
a. m.; hourly until 2:45 p. ra.. then 3:15 p. r.i.
and every SO minutes nntil 7:43 p. ta.. then 9:00,
10:35 p. ni. and 111:01 a. . m. tun Snnaays la
addition— every SO mlnntps from 9:43 a. in. to
3:15' p.m., excepting 2:15 p. m.)
Fairfax— Leave t6:43, t?:15. 7:43, S:l3, 0:13.
19:45. 10:43. 11:43 a-, m.; 12:43. 1:45. t2:45.
3:15. 3:45. t4:13, 4:43, 13:13, 5:45, tO:13. t«:43.
t7:43 p. m.
San Quentin via Saa Eafael— Leave 0:15 a. m.,
1:45 p. m. - i •
Tiburon and Belvedere — Week days — 7:30, P. "00.
{11:43 "a. m. -({12:45 p. 'm. Saturdays only).
3:30, 5:30 p. m.: Sundays— 7:3o. 119:00. |fll':00
a. m. |{12:30. 3:30. 5:30 i». m. and {12:01 a.m.
•Arrive 7:05 p. m. - frooi SebastopoL'* 'Sunday
arrive 8:05 : p. m. tExcept Sunday. JSanday
only. {Via - Sxnsalito. {SRans to Sehuetzen park.
Paciflc Transfer Company's agents are aatbor-
izpii to check baesage .direct from residences.
MUIR WOODS
RjlS£E2ijJ3k AND
W^W MT - TAMALPAIS
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY
» '-^BBt- -•\u25a0 ' FOOT OF itARKET STREET '
LCSAL HOUDATS-SUKmY TCHE .
* tr.Sia frmba - U.lUfrWnfa tt. Tamilub
\'."EEK SUN- WEEK .SUN-.. WEEK. StTX- 7
DAY DAY DAY DAY- PAY 'DAY
!:45? 18:45 a 1:46? 12:20? 1:40? 11:22 a
*4:«P 9:lKa 02:45? 1:50? 4:14? 12:10?
...... a-M* 4:20p 3:50p *9:50p 1:40?
:::::: I ; J :::::: & •\u25a0:::: 15!
-;:::S;!l; .:::;;: :::;:::—; ..'•?»
.•Sat. only. : f Jlon. only. ' ©Tamalpais only. lMnir only
Ticket Officer— Sausalito Ferry aad 874 Market.
General offiws--Mill alley. CaTifonih. ; -
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
i '" (12th and , Mission)-— Dally ex. Sunday^Lr •
7:45a,^t9:30a..»1:15p. |5:40 p. Ar. S. F.i *7-25 a"
t9:loa, -1 :0 Op. .tl:lsp."w Sundays— Lv. : '7:43 a'
t9:3oa. t*10:10a.- •11:15a.'-12:15p, ts:4op. Ar'
f;l F j: ••7:25a,-. t0:10a,- -11 :40a, Tt:4op, *ts:lsp>
t«6:00p.. -To and. from Arieta. fTo and from
Tunitas Glen. JStop at Salada. San Pedro. Ter-
race, 11 . Farallone,-; Moss Beach; Granada. Half moon
Bay.' ': Connect iat Tunitas Glen with stags for
San Gregorio. Pescadero, Pebble ; Beach ; and ' La
Iloada. t :.'\u25a0 ' V \u25a0 ~ "..!\u25a0'
'ik *(**^*?? IXTER^>tPAX , RiqilTKS
MARE INLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa,^St; Helena
STi.iIEI.RXA— XAPA' VALLEY ROUTE
< . Montieello ' S. •S. Co. aad No pa Valley Electric
E.'.R. i Co..; Close connection. »
\u25a0^fr-IROUXDITRIPS \ D A^LY— 6
/\u25a0'\u25a0-. Boats; leave : San •Francisco 7:00. *3i« a. m
12:30 n00n..3:15, 6:00,, •SKJOp.'m.* ",.j "
San : Franciaco • landing r andNof flce.'i Clay street
, wharf, north \ end ; f erry » bulldlns, Market ' street
ferry.^Mealaa la carte. .; ptone KeizvT.iWe
navr. yard direct^- - -~- - ! ; \u25a0 \u0084 -;.
AUCTIONSALES
Midsummer Auction
Tuesday, July 20th *
At 1 p, m. and 8 p. m., at
14th and Valencia" Stsi,
Sixty bead of " sound, young geldings ~ and
mares weighing from 1,100 to 1,400 lhs.'. direct
from the Je»se D. Carr ranch 1 , Klamatn county.
Oregon. ,; No better lot has ever been brought
to this city. All have been handled..
WESTEH.V HORSE MARKET
E. STEWART & CO.. Auctioneers and Livestock
" Dealers.
Back to the old stand. 297 Valencia corner 14th.
RAILWAY TRAVEL B§«
y^TlfjN^ TRAINS LEAVE ASD ARS "
/QXsg>^A DUE TO ARaiVE AT
Iw^y^oan rrancisco
Fsoa J^-r 20, 190 D
VIA OAKLAND PIER
£<»\u25bc» (Foci 07 Maeot SratKT> Arrive
2. 1 5 a Hilts. lire-more, Tracy. Lathrop.
Stockton, todi, cacraaento 10.33 a
fl.4ta HavTwrd. Niles; San J0j0.... 7.08 a
7.00 a Riduaond, Purl Cesta. Bcaida, Suisua.
Cixon, Sacraaier.ta. Roneviile. Marys-
viDe, Reddinj, Dunssncr 7.25»
7.00 a Elmin, Vaeavnfe. Ry»s«r. 7.23?
7.00 a Davis. Woodland (Uar)-«T2Je. oro-
- viGe), Waiiaei* Slax*dl. V,'210-»s,
Hamilton, Coraisc. Red El'if. . r 7.28?
7.40 a Vallejo, S^a, Caitoes, Sasta Row,
Martiaes, Saa Ramos, Uousberty,
rMasaatoa. 8.08?
7.40t Nfles. Pteasanton. Lh exon, Alta-
mont, latarep, Stockten.. 7.28 a
7.40 a Tncy. loa Baaoa,. Kenaaa. Frwoo.
Hanford, VisUia. 4.23j»
ftOOa Xe»«rk, Saa Jos?, Los Gate* Wr^it.
Fetam. Saata Crm : B. 48?
8.20 a Port Costa, Martin**, BTicn. Trscr.
Stocktoa. Mnrsd. Fresso, Goskca
Junction (Eaa/ord), Visalia, Pbrter-
7i«B.Bakersael(L... 4.45J1
R2oa Yoseaiite VaL'ay via Meraed :.-. *M?
9.03 a }»a<s% livtrawra. Stocktoa <*"JJltos).
Valley Sprieg. lone, gaaangnto. . . . 4.28b
9.00 a Socora, Tuoluaae aad Acg<Js 4.28p
9.00 a Athctio Express— Sacramento. Treo-
kee. Qgin. Salt Lake City, DenTcr.
KanasaGty..... 8.23?
9.40 a PJchraond. Port Costs, Jfcrtinea. .
Bay Point.. 77...... 6.48?
JO-20* V»Ue^M»ralstand\.X=l»... 11.28 a
ia2oa Los \nzfiea Paaeastr— Port Costa.
MirtJne* Ryron. Tracy, Stociton,
Merced, Frwco, Hantord, Visalia.
- Tahre. B-vkersfieJd. Los Aaj-1ci. . . . 7.48?
10.40 a Goidfield Pasi— Port Costa. Bentta.
Sacramento, True&ae, Ilarca, Silas,
Tonopah, Go'dadd. Laws, KeeUr- . . 7.48 a
10.40 a Msrysriile. Chico, Red Bhiff 4.28?
12.00 m The Oreriar.d Limited— Deavir. Kan-
«s Oty, Omaha. Chicagoi - 7.28?
1.20? Xila. tjaa Jose asd Way Stations 2.43 a
MOp San Leaadra. N2ta, Ctatervate, JCw- f 9.CBa
art, Saa Joae \ .7.28?
2.00? Kwrark. Saa Jose, Loji Gatoa. Wright,
Fdtoa, BoTslder Crwk. Eanta Crux.. 9.53?
2.40? San Leaadro, Njles, San Joss 9.28 a
3.00? Becicia. Winter* Eacnunentc. Wood-
land. ilaryrriU* and 0r0vii1*. ...... 10.45 a
3.20? Port Costa(^tockton), Martinej, EjToa.
Modesto, Merced. Fresco 12.08?
3.45? Via Sausalito, West Xapa, St. Helens,
Calistop 10.35 a
4.00? Vtllejo. Xapa. Calistoga. SanU Rosa.
Startines, Saa Kamoa, Dougherty.
livennore 9.2Ea
4.00? Xilesi Tracer. Storkton, Lodi 10.2ta
4.40? San Leandro, Hayward, Xilea, i t 8.28 a
Heasantoa, Lrtermore \ \u2666 1 1.43 a
5.00? The Owl Limited— Newmaa. Los
Rano*, Slendots, Krnnan. Fresno.
Tulare, BaVersfidd. Loa Angdes. B.4Sa
5.00? Richmond, Pinole. VaUf-o. Port)
Costa. Benicia. Suisun. Sacraajento I 1 1.28 a
— RosBv3Je % liacob, Jiarysville, j I.C8?
Ororilb, Fair Oik.% Foljo^i . ..... J
5.00? Russell. Saa Jcse. Los Gates 9.23 a
5.00? Saturday aad Sunday ior Wrigjit, Fd-
ton, Santa Crna Jft.23a
6.20? Saa Lesndro. XiJea. S&n Jc«e 7.48 a
6.00? Shasta limited — PbrUsnd, Taccma.
Seattle.... 9.18?
6.40? Eastern Einrcsa— Ocden. T\wUo.
Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis,
- Chicago
Port Costa. Baaicia. Sacramento,
Reno, Sparks 8.23?
8.40? Havward, Niles and San Jose 6.48?
J7.00? -YaUfjOk Port Ccsta. Martiyi, Bay
- Poiiit and Way Statiors. £11.189
8.20? Oregoa Express — t- acrameato. Jfarys- • ,
\u25a0 •tsilfi*. Reddia^, (Maeooe!. Klaaath
F»!ls>, Asbland, PorthnJ. Taeona,
Seattle, Spokane. 9.48 a
9.00? China asd Japan Fast Mail— O^n.
Coeyenae. LWrc. Eanms City.
Otoaha, Chicago 2.48?
11.00? Yosemita Valley via Xiles. Kerced.
DPortal 8.48 a
11.00? Xiles, Lathrop. Jlcdesto, Merced,
Fresno V. 10.33?
.11.40? Portland Express (via Davis). Wil-
liams, Witlows. R«»t Bidf. Weed.
Ashland. IVtland. T«<-oma. Seattle. 12.23?
VIA. COAST L4."VB
(Talrd and TaTmsead Streets) • '
t5.25a Loop— 23d Visitscion, South
S'aa Fr»nci»co, 'Valeacia Street t8.35a
t5.40a Loop— Valeacia St, Oceaa Tie*.
Cemeteries. South Eaa Francuct*.
211 Strtet. 3rd aad To*nsead t8.30a
6.40 a sor:th San Frsacisco, San Jose, Gilroy,
Sarssat. Salinas. 8.50?
*7.00« Excnrsica Qilroy, Pajaro, Ca»-
troville, Dri Monte, ilonterey. Pacific
Gr0ve.........; ....:.....:... 10.50?
B.ooa The Coaster— Saa Jose. Castroriae.
< DH Monte. Moster^v, PariSe Grove).
. Salinas, Soledad. Pa» RcMes Eot
Spring?, Saa Luis Obispo, Pteo.-
Oceaao, Sarf, Lompoc, Saota Bar-
bars, Ventttra, Ooaard, Lcs Argdes. I t.43p
8.03 a MiyfieU, Los Altos. Loa Gatos, Wright,
(Boaltler Crtek), EanU Cms. Watson-
vi!>. CaatrovSle, Del Jloate, Mon-
terey, Pacifio Grove. : \u25a0-. 1.25?
8.20 a South Baa Franciico, Palo Alto, Eaa }
Joae. Way Stations.. 7.35 a
8.20 a Loa Altos, Loa Gato*. Wright. (Boulder
Cress), Santa Cnu.. ............... t7.20?
9.00 a Sin Jose. Gilroy, Salinas. Cbaasior.'
- Pa so Robtes Hot Sprinss, Saa Loia
ObLpo— HoUister— SanU Crus, Dd
Moste, Monterey, Pacifio Grove. .... 4.00?
10.40 a Souta Saa Fraadrco, Buriincame,
Saa Ma:e>, Palo Aho, Saa Joso .... 6.30 a
10.40 a Loa Altos, Moats Msta, Los Gatos. . •[ |°*
1 1.30 a Valeacia St.. Oceaa View, Cokna,
Ccaeteriea; Bacen, San Broso t 1.35?
I 1.40 a South Saa Francisco, San Jose t3-£o*
I.00» Saturdar, Palo Alto aad Way Stations. 5.00?
2.00 a Sosth. Saa Fraacbco, Palo Alto, Saa
Jose.. 8.40 a
*,2. COp Lns Altos. Lc* Oatos. Wri?at (Boulder
Creek), Santa Craa... t3»2op
t2. 1 0? Bay Shore, Visitation. Saa Bnmo t4.45?
3.00? Dd Mont } Exr>rcs»— San Jose. Gilroy.
Chitteaden, Wataonville, Santa Cnu, •
Dd Jloate, Moaterey, Pariaa Gtots. I? W?
f3.!5? MivSeld, Lo« Altos, Los Gatoa.
• Wruj'it (Bo'jlder Creek), Santa Crn«. 9.45 a
3.20? South San Francisto, Saa Joae, Gilroy,
CastroTille, Salinas. 10.25 a
4.00» Sraset Expr«a»— Tueoa. . Demicg. •
El Paso. Houston. New Orleans.
, P*so Robtes Hot Sprinra, Saa Lais
Obispo, Oanta- Barbara, Los Asge!ea. 1 1.40 a
4XO? Gilror, HoUister, Tres Pinoa 8.50?
4.00? Dd Uoate, Monterey. Pacific Grove.. 1 1.45?
4.00? Kansas City, St. Louw, Caieaga 1 140*
4.20? South Saa l'raßdico, San J05e....... t9CCa
t5.00s San Bruno, Saa llateo, Palo Alto.
Saa Jose aad Way Stations 9.40 a
J5.05? Loop— 23d Street.' Visitadoß, Sooth -
Saa Fraacisco, ValenriaStrert T6-I3?
5. 1 0? Los. .\ltos. Los Gatos. Wright. (Boulder
\u25a0 '\u25a0--, Creek), Santa Crc*.. : 9-50?
t5.20? Redwood, Palo -\lto, San Jose 1. 10?
f5.20? Los .\ltos. Monta Viata, Los Gatos.... f3.20?
t5.25? BTirlingaaie, San Matco, Saa J0ae.. . . . T3.20?
tSJO? Loop— Valencia St» Ocean View;
\u25a0\u25a0':\u25a0 Cemetere*. Sooth \u25a0 San Francisco.
\u25a0-' 23dStreet, 3d and Towasend 6.40?
5.40? Saa Bruno. Saa Mateo," Redwood; Pato -
\u25ba i Alto, Santo Clara. San Jose... . 7.40 a
-45.40? Loa Gatos. Wright, (Boulder Creek).
jsM.B£.vn: Saata Cna.'-V 5 - 4O t
t6.00? UJllbrae. Earton, . Saa S£ateo. Palo
Alto. MaySeid, Loa Alto*. Los Gatos. tas?t a 5?
6.00? Saturdays, Wrfeht, Saata Crua . J&OOa
' T8.05? " 23i Street. VMtadon. South Saa
Francisco, Valeacia Street ...... t<. 1 5#
.t&2s?'Loop — Valeacia Street, Oceaa View.
Cemeteries, Sonth San - Fraaciscti. '
23d Street. 3d aad Townsend. ...... T7.40p
6.30? South San Francisco, San J05e. ...... 5.40?
B.ooa Lo*-Aagtle3 Passenger— San Mateo.
Redwood. Palo Alto, Saa Jw*.
Gilrey, - Saliaas. Paso Robles Hot
Springs. Saa Lois Obfcpo. Pteao. ,
Saata Barbara. Loa An5de5.. ...... 8.30 a
11.45? South Saa Fraadsco, Palo Alto. Saa I 7.20?
\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 J0ae...:....,. \u25a0..-. 'I 7.30?
1 1.00? Sacramento Piver Steamers.. '. ...... -tH-30»
aforllornint. ... \u25a0 . ? for Afternopi ;.,
\u2666 Sunday ewep<e.'. : t Sunday only.
' Aj San. aad Uoa.
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