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Elaine. 26^c; «w*ne, 20c; red crown and motor
pasolinp, in bulk 15c, in cases 22c; No. 1 engine
cisUllate, In drums, 8c; No. 2 do, 7c; cases 7c
more; «0 4eg. gasoline, in bulk 30c, In cases
•"H-c; varnish makers' and painters' naphtha. In
bulk lie. in cases lS^c •
'rurj^ntine— 7sc per gallon In cases and CBc la
bcik. drums aud iron barrels.
Uosin (per bbl of 2SO lbs)— E. J6.50- F $6 65:
G. ?6.70; H. «7; I, $7.05; WW. J10.40.
'*\u25a0£* )«- n ?b C Leiul — Ked « s %®»c; white, 89
i anneal fruits— The association has made t«e
iiillowing advances on the opening price - list
for canned apricots: Extra sp^lals and fxtras,
lOc por dozen; jestra, standards, standards and
waters, jc por 'down;, pallon extra standard*:,
'~~«-; jrallon standards and water. 13c, and gal
lon pie. 20c.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sujrar refining company quotes as
f clows, terms net cash: Standard granulated,
nn«\ 5.1.V: 0o coarse. 5.25 c; fruit granulated,
•'\u25a0'•>: confectioners' A, 5.25 c; crystal domlnos,
in cases. £.25c; tablets. In half bbls, 5.75 c; tab
let*, la boxes. Cc; cubes and A crushed, Csoc;
|,o«f>c.cd. 5.?. r tc;«<;6ii*lj granulated, 5.35 c; confec-
JJonerV crrstals. 5.35 c: mapnclla A, 4.85 c; extra
<. 4...ic; rolflen C 4.C5c; D, 4.55 c. Bar In 100
1b bags. S.CGc; in barrels. 5.70 c: half barrels.
S.S5e; 40 lb tins, 7.30 c: 35 Ib tins, 7.30 c; 10 ib
tins. 7.55 c; 8 lb tins. 7.95 c; 30 lb boxes. 6.10 c.
Fsncls and 50 lb bags 10c, half barrels 25c,
boxes 50c r* 1 ? 100 lbs more on all grades.
The California and Hawaiian J sugar refining
roropany quotes as follows: Berry, 5.25 c; "Hl-
Fratfp" bar. 5.«)e; powdered, 5.35 c; A crushed,
5.30 c: C. Si 11. extra fine dry granulated, 5.15 c;
court* dry jrauulated, 5.25 c; confectioners* A.
•>.25e: confectioners' crystals. 5.35 c; cubes. 5.50 c;
htyks. 5.50 c- oxtra fine grauulated fIOO ib bags
cnlri. ; picelsior A. 4.85 c; extra C, 4.75 c:
pold^n C *.Csej rrllow D, 4.55 c; H. & E. crystal
domino*. R.2.V. Additional per 100 lbs: In bar
rels nnd 50 lb b*£*. 10c more; half barrels: 25c
irorp; bo S*-=.S *-=. r,oc nsare for all grades. Bar, in 35
lit and 4« lb tins, s 1.70 more: in 10 lb tins, $2.35
more. Minimum order, carload weight.
Hidrn. Tnllow, AVool and Hops)
Hides — Calls and brands sell about %@le tra
cer Quotations. Heavy salted steers, 13% c; me
dium. 13c: light, 12c; cowhides, 12c for heavy.
12c for light: stags, B^c: salted kip. 13c; «alted
*eal. 17c; salted calf, 17^c;^dry hides, 21e; dry
tip. 20c; dry calf, 25c: dry veaL 23c; dry stags,
10c; fcli?ep*kins, shearlings, 20@40c each; short
wool, 50@75c *ach; medium. 75c@$l each: long
wooL $1.25(g1.75; lambs, 15@75c: borsehides.
*alt. f2.25@2.50 for large and (1.75@2 for me
tlicra. 75e(<j$l for smell "and 25@50c for colts:
fcorsehides, drr. J2@2.25 for large and $1.25@2
for medium. 50c@$l for small and 25@50c for
oolts; gostsklns, prime angora, 75c^$l; large
hair posts. 35c; medium. 20c: small. s@lsc;
Mpxlcan dry h'.iet. 17% c; do pickled. 16c; do dry
fslrM. |3c; dry stags. 12c: Mexican deerskins.
?0Q.14c; dry salted do. 25@27c; dry Central
American. 28(g32c per lb.
Tallow — No. t rendered s@siic; No. 2, 3@
<-«<\u25a0: rresse. 2@2Hc.
wool— Fall lamb's, S@loc for southern and 42
©15c ptr Is for northern.
Hops— Prices to growers are Il@l4c for 1908
l<fT t lb. with lS@2lc for contracts for new crop
delivery. *
\fw York Produce
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.— Hops— Dull.
Hid^s— Finn: Bogota, 20U@21«ic; Central
America', 21 H«".
Wool— Sreedv.
Petroleum^— Stcadr.
Sajrar — Raw. .firm; fair refining. 3.55@3.61c;
•^ntrlfuj:*!. 96 test. 4.05^4.11c; molasses sugar,
5.336r 3.06 c: refined steadr.
CotTee— Futures closed steady, but at a net
decline of .V to 10 points. Sales were reported
of 17,500 l>ai>, including August at 5.95 c; Sep
t-Biber.- r..r,jc: Dect-mber and January. 5.30 c;
March. BJSc; May and July, 5.30 c. Spot — Quiet;
Rio. No. 7. 7 >i(97*sC: Santos. No. 4, S^i@Bc;
EQiid. quiet: Cordova. 9ii@l2^c.
Butter — Firm: creamery extras, 2C 1 .i@26?4c..
Ohoes* — Steady, unchanced.
Eggs — Easy; western firsts. 21i4@23c.
DRIED FRCITS
Evspnrate'd Apples — Continue steady: prime
fruit. 8c: fam\r. 8?i;«7«i4c; choice. S@6Hc".
prim<». 7i-i(S7 1 .-ic; common to fair. s<g.6?ic.
Prunes— Finn; California. 2 1 i@H l .*c; Oregon,'
C^»f . - .
' Apricot? — rnchancod. Choice, 10@.10»4c; ex
tra cholf^. lO^SflO'i* 1 : fancy. Il@l3c.
P«»«ehfs— Eacior. Choice. sU<S<k; extra
cholof. <\ii<riii%r; fancy. 7<§S I £c.
llaisins— Dull. lx>os<* muscatel. 3»iQ4H<":
choice r« fsnry seeded. 43i«56c: seedlings, 3»4@
sic; London layers. $1.15@1.20. \
Clticairo Dairy and Produce Market
CIIICAGOJ Aug. 13. — Butter steady; crejin
piirs. 22J4«i2fic; dairies. 20@23%c Eggs steads;
r<-r<»ij»t*, 10.3JK1 cases: at m«rk, cases included.
!*>\u25a0\u25a0: firsts. 20c: prim<» firsts. 21 Vie. - Cheese
strode^ <s^isiM=. 15*/i<^l3«ic: twins. 14« / 4@14«io;
Young Americas, 15'i;(al5*ic; longhorn, lS^fjf
IS-'Uc.
Lost Ansrlra Markets
I.OS ANGELES. Angr. 13. — Butter and egg
n-niaiued unchanged today, with receipts
light. Estnt selected eggs, sold for 36c a dozen,
ranch candled at 34c, case count at 31c and
eastern fresh -at 30c. Potato prices are beginning
to h-*» ken. with heavy shipments from the north- .
-- Receipts of produce today were: Eggs. 151
rases: butter. 16.107 pounds: cheese, 10,382
fKHiudt?: potatoes, 2.306 seeks; onions. 121 sacks;
liewins, 2 sacks; sweet potatoes, 94 facts: apples,
X> lxixtf.
Butter — Creamery extras. C2^sc; creamery
firsts, OOe: eookins butter. 25c.
K?S* — Extra sheets, S6c; local ranch candled,
firsts. 34c: <-ase count. 31c; eastern "fresh." 30c
Beans <i*r ctl) — No. 1 pink. $3.50; No. 1
lima. J(fn4.r.O; Ij-lr Washington. $5.25; small
v.-hii<V f<s.-"«<ngG.7s; Itlaekeye, $5.50; Garvanzas,
$4.r.n; lentils. Gennnn, $6; do California, $5.
Potatoes (per ctl) — HUrblands. $1.35: sweets,
yellov.- local. $4; new potatoes. $1.25<g1.50. ..
BirSCELLAXEOCS SLA.RKETS
Cotton Market
NEW YOP.K. Auj. 13. — Hutton's wire; says:
**Early cables were quiet and not quite as good
a> due. The feeling here was badly mixed this
mornlnp.^ There were all kinds of rumors about
the lieer and bull pools. Trading yesterday was
on a lar£e scale, and many claim there was more
Litton changed Lauds 'than for many weeks pr«-
TifHis. Tliere was talk of a corner in October
i>nil the slicH-ts were the best buyers. The October
oi>tion was bid up on the rumors of the corner.
Th« re Is no doubt that some wide fluctua
tion* in tiie. market will take place within the
next few days, ss there, is a MsT fight" on here.
A large beer rpot house was a big sellpr all day
through broken*, while the buying was put down
mostly to akoct covering and another large spot
house on tiie bull *ide.of the market. Near the
closing hour a covering movement carried prices
up from 10 to - 12 points.*'
COTTON FCTCEES
. Option— Open. High. Low. Close.
Aupnst 12.23 c
September ... J2.lXc 12.23 c 32.1C»c 12.17 c
October .. 12.24 c 12. 24 c 12.0« c 12.12 c
Novemher 12.12 c !
I»rc»-mber 12.21 c 12.21 c 12.04 c J2.13c
January 12.10 c 12.15 c 12.03 c 12.12 c
February .- 12.13 c
•March 12.14 c 12.19 c 12.04 c 12.13 c;
April 12.12 c
May 12.13 c 12.21 c 12.09 c* 12.1 Cc
St. Lonls Wool Market
ST. IjoCIS. Anz. 13. — Wool. 'firm; medium
jrradefi. combing and clothing. 22>4<5;2t>c: light
fine. 25'yi<S27e: heavy fine, 13t^@21c; tub
washed. 2.%<SU;7e. _
WASHINGTON. Atig. 13. — Wool importations
Into this .country in the last fiscal year amounted
to 200.500.000 pounds, the largest recorded dur-
Infi any rear except ISDB, accordlnsr to statistics
by the <I(*pariment of commerce and labor. The
rslue ff the wool imported was $45,000,000.
while that of the decade ending with the last
fiscal year was $213,000,000. ".
About a third of the wool consumed in the
United States is imported. *
London Hop Market
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 13. — Hops at London (Pa
cific coast), firm, £3 3Os@4 12s.
eastern Mvonfock Market
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 13.— Cattle— B«*o«>|pts.
2.<KW; market Btrone. NatiTe eteerg, JM.500
I.W.y, <-ovr« and hflfprs. $2©6; bull*. f2.75^
4: ••tlvfi*, 53.50Q7: western steers, f4.50@6.35;
wrsn-rn oowf. f2.75(5.4.50. - -
Hog»— R«H?plptß. 4.000: market 5c higher., Bulk
<t saU-«. $7.r.."ei7.80: hpaTr. $7.70@7.50:- pack
r-rii r nnd t»utrh«»r»". f7.«0@7.50; lljht^'Ji7.4o@
7.70: pig*. *0<37.25. " \u25a0\u25a0-'..
,shf<p — Jt<»c«>lptK. IjOOO; market 10r higher.
Muttons. J4.25et-V.2T>; lamlw. t«>@7.7.">: range
wt-Uiors, ?3.75«7 5.25: range - ewes, $3@5.
» . OMAHA
OMAHA. Aug. . 1.3. — Cattle — Receipts.'- 500;
murk"! t-teartj. Western «t«>er*, ; $3.50@5.50;
'.•>x«ii Kt«-frs. £3fa s; range cows and hclfors.
f'2. ':><<! i.2T.; 52«32.R5; stockers * and
f<^dprs. r-'-7.".«Tr..2."i: calves, ?3.25@6.75; bulls
miO stag*. $2.7rw& 4.75. ,
lloss — Rpc^ipts. 2,»<x>: - market 10c highfr.
H^ar.r. $7.r*0«7 7.< JO: mix<»d. $7.4007.. r »0; light.
J7.4r»'(g7.70: pigs. $ts.2r.fti7; bulk of sales, $7.40
Of - . .v». t -
Slx'ej'— ltff-^iiil'. .5..">00: market steady. Year
lingc. M.7r»'<7. r ».,%0; w*»tli<>rK. *4«i.4.75; ewes.
$3.75?i1..%0; lamb*. ff..75«57.75.
Xe-w York M«tal Market . ;
» NF.W YORK. Aug. I"."— Tbe- Ix>Ddon copper
nmrket «-«« sinrimngpd «t*'-£6O for- spot, but '•
*\\it<\c hig-bcr at tCi'-i I*<R »d for fa tares, . accord -
Jnc to »«xiii.r's cables, with the dose steady and
til:h mN V»f 3(¥» trms for spot dellTery - and -of
1 .*,< jO tmm for: futnrc«. Closing quotations fol
low: 'September. 12.70® 13c; October. \u25a0 12.55®
13, lOr; November, 12.5K)@13.15e; December,
l?.(&13.20c. Local- dealers quoted lake copper at
13 25 rt l3.r*C«*r 'electrolytic, 13.12>4Q13.25c. and
casing «t 12.87%ei13c. v
The tin market was steady, with sales re
jiorred on the esrbangc of \u25a0'• 3 \u25a0 tons of spot: at
2a V*. Spot .dosed at 29. 70@29. 75c; Augunt.
2:t 70«t29. 50: /October and/ I»eeember, . 29.50Q;
.'XV.. Tho I»D<Jmi» In market -was steady, 'but; a
rbudo l^wer. witb spot ~ quoted at £134 17s 6d
anil futures at £136 7s Cd. '
Thes. EnirHsh iron market was higher, with
Cleveland warrants quoted at 50« 6d. No further
«-hange was reported \u25a0in the local market. No.* 1 N
foundry northern, f 17.25@17.75; N0.\,2, $16.75
«3[17.2.V: Kb. 'l' southern' and 'No. I soutbern 6oft,
J17.75«j15.23. -\u25a0\u25a0'.\u25a0 r
Xaval Stores— Turpentine a»d Roisin '
SAVANNAH. , Aojr. . 13.— Spirits of , turpentine j
firm. iJO^ic; sales, 160;' receipts,' 907;' shipments, j
Roein, firm;.fal^, 2,580; receipts. 3,177; ship
ments. 2.S3l: 'Stocks, 14*,684.t Quotations: » B.
f3.iriCC3.2s: D. «3.40; X, |3.75; F, -43.85 :«;. j
3.f15: H. $4.25; I. *4.35; X; *5@5.10; M, $5.20 j
&5.55; N, K.*o; .WG, f5.60@5.T5; WW, f 6.25, J
CRUISER TO LEAVE
DRYDOCK TODAY
Four Warships Will Sail To*
morrow on Visit to Seattle )
Exposition
HE - armored * cruiser South
Dakota has the record of
being the most industrious
collector of barnacles (if
any sbip in the Pacific fleet.
1 The .South Dakota >is= on
Hunters point drydock bar-
Ins the at other times sub
\u25a0 merged portion of its hull
\u25a0 cleaned, scraped and paint
~ed In preparation for the
Hiiniial cniise. When -the
South Dakota came, jnto
port a month or so ago
..from ' Central America' the
officers explained that the
cruiser's lack of speed : was "• on account "of Its
foul bottom. Until the ressel was drxdocked,
howcTcr, nobody had any Idea of the full ex
tent of the handicap.
As the water in the big stone basin subsided
it revealed a belt of _ armor that was -not in the
specifications under "which the ship was: built.
The, belt extended from the water line to the
keel and the farther down it went the thicker
It was. It was composed of barnacles reinforced
with marine vegetation, and when the bluejack
ets had scraped the accumulation from the sides
and bottom of the ship there lay on the bottom
of the dock more than SOO tons of barnacles.
Tne^West Virginia, California and Maryland
were docked at Hunters point within the last
few weeks, but the South Dakota had the record
crop of barnacles. The dock attendants say the
cruiser holds the record, of any vessel ever
docked there. It was 16 months since the South
Dakota had been docked before, and during, that
time the cruiser was for an extended period in
t<entral American waters, where it. is no trouble
lor barnacles -%o increase and multlplr and
wnere marine r»£etation grows quickly
P The South Dakota will come off the "dock to
day, will proceed to Mare island for coal, stores
ana ammunition and is scheduled to sail for the
sound tomorrow afternoon with the West' Vir-
Klma, Maryland and California. On the sound
the cruisers will Join the Tennessee. Pennsyl
vania. Colorado and Washington, and the eight
cruisers will visit Seattle for the benefit -of vis
itors to the Alaska- Yukon exposition. They
will return here at> the i end of this month and
September 0 the bte eight -will sail for Honolulu
fr ?\, n f " east - They will have target practice
In -Manila bay and will be home again in Febru
"Zu \P° tt their return they will be equipped
with the new military mast which has been in
stalled on the big ships of the Atlantic fleet.
BLEW ITS OWN WHISTLE OFF
The Standard oil company's steamer Seminole,
Captam Clarke, which arrived . here yesterday
16 V 3 days from Yokohama, traveled in a dense
fog for 13 days of the voyage*. UUH «- e
Xhe whistle was kept going most of the time
So much was it blown. In fact, that a few days
f* 0 ,K h V t ? am . blew U U P ia the «»r and it fell
to the deck with a /rrash.
eP»4™ w^ re ,, m ««<le before the ship reached
•^V . c fcenrtnole brought a large cargo,
which Included «41 bags of gambier from Hong!
g l , ThUs ls the '"Kest ehipment of .gambler,
which is used in the manufacture of dyes, ever
brought across the Pacific.
HAVE BEEN GEANTED LEAVE
Fred Winkinson, chief Vflcer, and John Grieve
chief engineer of the Standard oil steamer
feeminole, have been granted leave of absence
for three months and will take their departure
in a few. days for England. Grieve has been on
active duty., for seven years and Wilkinson has
been on the Seminole for five years.
GOING IS NOW A PILOT
- Captain P. H. Going, who was master of the
Japanese liner Tenyo Maru. and who left the
r. K. K. service tome mouths ago, is now a
pilot at Hongkong. He was appointed by the
harbor master and is said to be making a suc
cess In his new job. He pilots all the Standard
oil ships in and out of the harbor and his serv
ices are *aid to be ia demand' by all vessels
that nave no -pilot regularly retained.
SIBERIA IS DUE TODAY
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Captain Zeeder,
is expected to be at anchor off Meiggs wharf
when the sun rises this morning and quaranalne
and customs officials Will be there to take the
temperatures and baggage declarations of the
passengers.
Iv addition to a large number of cabin pas
sengers from the orient and Honolulu the Siberia
has on board about 300 Asiatics in the steerage.
- Although under . ordinary conditions the > liner
will'be in port early it is possible that the Si
beria will not dock until about noon on account
of the tide.
WILL STUDY THE REAL THING ' :
W. A. Coulter, the-tnarlne artist, who is paint
ing a second big picture on the walV of the
Merchants* exchange assembly hall. . left yester
day on the steamer Olson & . Mahony for the
purpose of studying the coastline and the water
in the vicinity of Cape Flattery. . Coulter's sec
ond picture, which is nearly finished, . shows a
ship entering the straits of San Juan and the
tartist is anxious: to refresh his memory with a
glJmse of the real thing before completing his
picture.'
BRITISH SHIP SCUTTLED IN JAPAN
The Brialsh ship- Howard D. Troop has been
scuffled at Yokohama to extinguish a fire which
broke out on board July 28.* Part of the cargo
has been discharged. The Troop was loading
for Oregon. -
ALCATRAZ BREAKS CRANK SHAFT-
The steam schooner' Alcatraz is at Rodondo
with a broken crank shaft. The steamer Heleu
P. Drew will tow the disabled coaster to this
port, where repairs will 'be made. .
STATUS OF GRAIN HANDLERS' STRIKE
PORTLAND, Aug. 13.— The situation today be
tween the shippers and the. grain handlers' union
ha* not cleared any. and it looks, as far as the
shippers are concerned, as though an open shop
is an accomplished fact.' None of the firms con
cerned I 5 nsing^jnion men today. They expect
to get the required amount of labor at 30 cents
per hour, with 50 • cents an hour for overtime,
despite the demand of the union for 40 cents per
hour and 50 cents per' hour overtime. The ship
pers have offered the union men 33 cents per
hour. - . ', •
C. .T. Fonch, general BAcrotary of the, long
shoremen's union on the Pacific coast, said this
morning: "I <1o not think: that anything serious
will come, of this situation, as it has happened
every year, but in any case as far as I can | see
now it will probably not affect us. . But of, course
I can not rcry well make any forecasts.'*
INSPECTOR GOES TO CUSTOMS SERVICE
Official notice from Washington; D. C, trans
ferring 1 the launch Inspector from the department
of Immigration to the customs service . was re
ceived by \u25a0 Collector of the Port Fred Stratton
yesterday. \u25a0 The Inspector was built . for : run be
tween . the . main land and \u25a0 the new immigration
station on Angel island. On ; account iof 'the sta
tion not beinj; opened the departments at-Wash
ington thouclit It best to place the Inspector, ln
use in the customs department; instead of allow
ing it to go to pieces in the shed that was built
to house it on the island.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The cruiser Albany, from this port for Brem
erton, passed"* in at* Tatoosh at 1 o'clock . a. .; m.
yesterday./. ,'..••-". \u25a0>.;'.-- .'•'"- ~S"-. -V- ' :_ "" \u25a0 '" ". ...,
The Uarkentinclrmgard. Captain ".Christiansen,
arrived yesterday, 24 days • from Honolulu wlah
13.114 bags of sugar. ; \u25a0;,;.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea amounted
to 1,753,000 feet.^H£H|BMfflMH9ti&N^''3r i
Tb^ Pacific- Coast steamship company's ; City
of Puebla, which arrived yesterday, from Seattle,
brought 246 passengers.
CRUISER ALBANY IN PUGET SOUND
SEATTLE, Aug. 13.--The United States oroiser
Albany," from San Frenciwo." arrived at the Puget
soiin<l navy ysrd this . af ternoon.V She \u25a0 brought a
number of. federal. prisoners : forJMcNells island
prison. an«r ? will undergo repairs ' at the navy
yard. " ...... V ; - , ' -_\u0084. * \u25a0
HYDHOGBAPHIO OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor."
' PLACE (Ft. \ Date | \u25a0 - Remarks
Grays Har| 19- |July TjCnannel getting broader
; • ." , • J '\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 -.\u25a0 No change in channel;
Willapa B 27 July S -16 5 ft. M. L. W. In
channel to South
~Y- :Y- - ".- \u25a0 '": \ Bend," \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0--/ -:" \u25a0>\u25a0:'\u25a0;\u25a0 >-,
Colum R.j-25 jJune B|U. S. ; engineer, survey.
"~~~ ~~ '. . I Bar.Jmoy uutrbl.posi-
Nehalm R '5 July 'ls -tlon;: channel shift-*
Ing ;.. south ;\ 500 feet
\u25a0•:.-'. %. very •'narrow. \u25a0-\u25a0-..:\u25a0•\u25a0'\u25a0<. a
: I ijDepth of 8 feet at low
Tillmk B. 9 Apr. - 30 j "water in ~ channel ?to
-- -* -:\u25a0,_\u25a0\u25a0-. p Qarlbnldl. -.-\u25a0;
Vaquiua Bj 14 I June * 2 ICbaunel .narrow and
(I I shifting to southwest.
Slnslaw R| .3%! Aug.- 4 1 :\u25a0\u25a0 .: .... . : . . .-)-.-.- ; .~7~'.
Umpqua Rl 10, |July 1 (Channel in -good condf.
( * - 1-- I tion.:: v. -\u25a0•.\u25a0•\u25a0 ,
• \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - j . '•-.-,- 12 feet at low water to
Coos Bay. 1« Aug. . 1 , North Bend;, ll feet
- et low water to
_- | \u25a0 Marshaeld. * ru \u25a0>.: ;
Coquillc R] 5- jJuly. 1 {Channel close to north
I (\u25a0:\u25a0 " I -•'- -jetty.' -:-::;;>
' •\u25a0\u25a0 ' I IN o, opportunity for
Rogue ItlTj ;....... soundings lately. Be
fore rise there was ,7
I- -'\u25a0>•"\u25a0•\u25a0 feet ;on--lmr. --. -:-i
Klamth R| 7 [July ljChannel straight.
1 - A -", . [21 ft.* t In -straight ebnn-
Hmbldt B 20 July -1 1 nel ; 20 ft. in cuan^
----- > \u25a0 I -'\u25a0-:\u25a0 I nel; \u25a0'\u25a0 '." •../'-. ;
5 Pedro B| 29 :',jApr.s 15 |No- change In "channel;
B Dkyo fc|.*-*> . |Auc. *|No change in channel. "
S Pablo Bl £4 [Apr. 21(Depthfla dredged ciian
\u25a0 .1 -1 : ; : 1 'pel. \u0084
THE .SAN~'prMGISG6.;CALL.
South Dakota Sheds 800 Tons of Barnacles
Weiather Rejport
United States ',; Department 'of Agriculture--;
Weather Bureau, San Francisco;. Aug. 13, 1909. '
RAINFALL DATA ,'
' . • Last ..; Seasonal -Normal
Stations — - 24 hours., to date, to date.
Eureka ... ;....>. 0.00" < 0.54 0113
Red 81uff.'. .........;. O.CtO ' 0.00 0.00
Sacramento ..*...;...". .0.00 'vO.fti - - 0.00
Mt. Tamalpais. . ...... 0.00 . ; 0.00 . ; V 0.01
San Francisco. ...". ..'.". 0100 \u25a0-.:.'- T. '•\u25a0: .... 0.01
San J05e...V. ......... O.(« 0.00 - 0.02
Fresno ..;........ 0.00 '0.00 0.00
Independence .'........ 0. 00" ". O.OOV jy A O.QO
ban Luis Obispo.. . 0.00 0.00
Los AngP1e5.. ......... . O.(Xt . O.'H) -0.00
San Diego ..i ....... 0.00- \u25a0" T. ;-0.00
C-oamt record for 12 bonri ending 5 p.m.
' \u25a0 "-''.;' •? '\u25a0'-- ""-' S. -\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0*«"\u25a0•\u25a0 :"': "'- "2
STATIONS I /^ f; |; '||j
Baker ....... .20.74. SS 50 SE • Clear Y. oo
Boise .....:. ..29:"C 92 5S NW Clear '.00
Eureka ........20.08 60 54 N Clear ;i -.00
Flagstaff .....29.74: 80 52 ;S\V, Cloudy .00
Fresno ....... ;29. 70 Y94 54 SW Clear .00
Independence • ..29.70 •92 • 04 S « -Clear.. .00!
Kalißpell^.... .20.7S 82 — SE JClear ;.00
Los" Angfles.. .29,78 72 54- SW ; Clear - .00
Modena .;.:.*.. 29. 74 '88 58 SW Clear ; .00
Mt. Tamalpais. 29. S9 60 48 SW Clear :.oti |
North Head.^,.29. 88 60 54 SE" Clear. .00
Phoenix ....~ 20. 64 100 78 E V 'RaLi T.
Pocatello ...'.. 2a. 74 90 C 4 W Clear \u25a0; .00
Pt; Reyes Lt..29.80: 57 1 48 NW Foggy? \OO
Portland . . .'. ..29.82 80 "54 N", Clear ' .00
Bed 81uff. .....29. 78 80 5G SE Clear .00
Reno .........29.72 <.»0 40 :W . Clear, Y. OO
Roseburg ......29.80 84 52 NW Clear .00
Sacramento "..'..29.80 82 52 S Clear** .00
Salt L«ke... ...29.74 92 72 NW Clear' .00
San Diego 29.80 68 62 W Clear . .00
San Frandßco.".29.Bß '60 .' 52 W « Clear .00
San J05e..... ..29. 88 72 50 NW -Clear- .00
S. Luis Obispo. 29.Sß 72 4C W Clear .00
S.E. Farallon. .29.92 T>C> -54 NW Ooudy .00
Spokane '....r.29.78 88 56 SW Clear YY. oo
Summit.. \u25a0 — - 7tt 38-NE- Clear. .00
Tftcoma .....:. 29. 64 62 56 : NE Cloudy T.
Tatoosh : .'.29.84 56 54 NE Rain: .38
Tonopah ...... 29. . 70 '80 64 .: SE Clear . uo
Walla "Wa11a... 29. 72 94 62 W -.. Clear... \u008400
Wlnnemucca ...29.74 92 44 W f Clear .00
Yuma ... ..... .29.04 102 82 SW Clear .00
The following maximum and minimum tern ;
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
the previous: day: Chicago, 78-70; New York;
78-G6; Omaha, 9S-7G. .
* SYNOPSIS
i Fair ' weather prevails oyer, the entire - country
west of the Rocky mountains except In. the val
ley of the Colorado, where thunder storms ' are
reported. The. weather is relatively cool in the
great valley of California, with afternoon tem
peratures ' ranging from 82 to 92 degrees. The
relative humidity *t Red Bluff was .42 per cent
aud at. Fresno 47 per cent.-, . V
Forecast taken at San Francisco '\u25a0 for the 30
hours ending at midnight August 14; 1909: ;
San ' Francisco r and .vicinity — Cloudy . Saturday;
light southwest wind,* changing to fresh west, v
Santa Clara Talley — Fair ; Saturday, with fog
in the morning; light west wind..
Sacramento valley-^-Falr Saturday?; "light south
wind. \u25a0 <:.'
San Joaquin Talley-^Fair. Saturday; light south
wind. - -.-..- . ..-- :> .. \u25a0.; .. ;>? - \u25a0 .;.
Lo* Angeles and vicinity— Fair Saturday, over
cast in the 'morning; light north, wind,' changing
to south; thunder storms east of the mountains.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMjERS
•\u25a0""\u25a0.'. TO ABHIVE
- Frdm ..'I 'Steamer , |*Date
Hilo ....*.........;.... Enterprise ..;. Aug. 34
Seattle & Tacoma..... Chas. Nelson j.". Aug.; 14
Portland & Astoria.. .. Cascade r. ....".. Aug. 14
Seattle ............... Tamplco - i V. . ; . Aug.>l4
San Pedro .\. '..... Fair Oaks .... Aug.- 14
San Pedro \u0084 J. S. Higgins...!Aug. 14
San Pedr0. ............ Hanalel ........ Aug. 14
China & Japan.. ....... Siberia ........ Aug. 14
Portland &• Way Ports. Hoanoke .'.-..;. Aug. 14
Grays Harbor ........ Norwood- ....:: Aug. 13
San Pedro Chehalis ... .. .lAug.ls
Mendoclno & Pt. Arena Sea Foam .... Aug.; 15
Humboldt ......V"..... City of Topeka. Aug. i 5
Puget Sound Ports..... Governor .... .. Aug. 15
Seattle & Tacoma ..... Huckman ..... Aug. 15
New York via Ancon.; Acapuleo \u0084..V. Aitg. 16
Grays' Harbor fc ......". Coronado j '.'. . : . ". Aug. 16
San Diego & Way Vorts Santa Rosa ... Aug. 16
Portland & Astoria. . ..[Rose , City. J... Aug. 16
Humboldt ........ ...:JF.' A." Kllburn.. Aug. 17
Coquille Itiver ...... .(Elizabeth ...... Aug. 17
Seattle & Tacoma...;.) Carlos .... .... Aug." IS
Honolulu ............ .iHllonlan ...... Aug. iS
San Pedro & Way Ports] Coos Bay .... Aug. 13
Point Arena & Albion ; Porno ;........". Aug. 19
Coos 8ay.... .......... y. F. Plant.. . Aug. 19
Grays Harbor- ........ Santa Barbara.. Aug. ;»
Seattle dirept ........ Umatllla ...... Aug. 19
San Pedr0............ Hoanoke ....... Aug. 19
Puget Sound Ports..... Queen ....:... Aug. .20
San Diego & Way Ports Governor ... :. . Aug. 20
Seattle & Tacoma..... Ad. Sampson... Aug. 20
Salina Cruz &S. Pedro Ella "... .... Aug. 20
-/-;;• ; r to sail . , : ; . -." \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.-..
: Destination | Steamer | Sails |Pier
August 14^- I ~~~~~ r~"r ~"
LOS Angeles Ports.:...; Cascade ... spm 2
Astoria & Portland.... Daisy ..":.*.. 5 pm -20
Grays Harbor ........ Fair Oaks.. 3 pm " 7
Humboldt . . ... .'.... . . Vanguard -. . Ipm 2
Astoria & Portland...'.. Nome Cify.. 4 pm "7-
Humboldt ...?.... ...... K. Kilburn. 1 . 10 am 13
.Puget Sound Ports..... President' .: 2 pm - B
Astoria; & Portland. ...|State of Cal 11 am 40
Los Angeles Ports.. ...jßoanoke ... 5 pm 13~
Coos Bay... M. F/ Plant. Bpm 8
Point Arena & Albion.. Porno ....... 6pm 2
August 15— . \u25a0 :•-,.?/\u25a0";":..: •-,.?/\u25a0";":.. • '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' v.v : .s -"?~
Los Angeles Ports..... l Xorv/ood ... 2 pm
Grays Harbor .;.;v.v.|Chehalts ... 2 pm .".*.".*
Los Angeles Ports.:... Hanalel .... 3pm 7
Seattle & Tacoma... .. Watson .... Ipm 20 !
August 16— \u25a0
San Diego & Way Ports Governor ... 2pm D
Los Angeles Ports.. ... Cfronado ... Inm i 7
August a?—- * • "™ i,
HumboWt ............. North Fork.. 12 m i 0
Humboldt ............. City Topeka. 10.30 all w
Astoria & Portland .... Rainier .... 3pm 7
Japan & China....:... Nippon Maru 1 pm 42
N. Y. via Tehuantepec. Nebraskan . 2 pm 23
Puget Sound Ports. . . . : City Puebla. 2pm 9
\u25a0\u25a0 ' . ,; ;\u25a0
Coquillc River ....... Elizabeth ... .....'. /.,;
Honolulu &vKahulul;.";iLurllne"-....& v Kahulul;.";iLurllne"-.... I2i»m| 10
Mendoclno & Pt. ArenaiSea Foam... 4 pml 4 !
New York via; Ancon.*. Pennsylvari^ 12 ' m4O '
Seattle :&• Tacoma ..... Cbas. Nelson 5 pm 20 "i
-."-\u25a0 August 19-^- ::;.: \u25a0' '\u25a0 - \u25a0-\u0084\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0- \- \u25a0 ..-/\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 !
.Portland & Way, Ports. Roanoke .*; l'pm 13 I
San* Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa.. 10.30 a » 1
Astoria & Portland.... Northland -V. ' snm 2 I
August 20-i-r- . -\u25a0 \u25a0...\u25a0:. ,-.-'>..,
Nome & St. Michael.*;. St. Helena. 1 V ;:' ;
Seattle &; Tacoma. ;. .. Buckman .'.: lpm 20 !
San Pedro &< Way; Ports Coos Bay -;:'. ;2 pm '11 ".'
T^ SAIL 'FROM SEATTLE ;. \u25a0 ". . ;"; ~~
':\u25a0,.-\u25a0\u25a0•. Destination y ."\u25a0;. ;\Y • S Steamer ' :| • Date •
Skagway . & Way Ports . | Humboldt . . . . . I Aue 15
Nome i& : St. - Michael. ;ISan r Matei>. . ". . : Aug 15
Skagway. & Way Ports, j City /of Seattle. Aug. 10
Valaez & fee ward..'. ... Northwestern .. Aug. 10
Nome ...'.. ..V.. .".: ,v. ; Senator ;. ."/...; Aug. 17
Skagway &: Way Ports. Jefferson ..... Auk 19
Vahiez &'Seward. ..'.. .Obio ........... Aue a 4
Skagway & Way. Ports.tDolphin .... ... Aug" 23
Nome & . St.": Michael ; . ; [ Victor^ r. v . . . Aug ;>1 7
Time \u25a0 Ball
United States \u25a0 branch? hydrographic office,': lier
y 'chants'- Excnange,^ San Francisco, t August
-• . 13,2 1909.'. V: -\u0084;\u25a0,:. \ .-.:- * , - . '\u25a0\u25a0...-, \u25a0
r Tbe time ball lon'- the roof of ', the - Fairmont
hotel was . dropped today | exactly at noou.- Pacific
standard time- (120tli meridian),* or at S&.^OOm
005., -Greenwich mean ' time." - ':•.. • ?-.\u25a0' \u25a0 . '
•;\u25a0 -' \u25a0\u25a0'-.'.,- •";• \u25a0\u25a0<- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 : : - • f^j.:c.'' bubnett,; -'
.\u25a0•\u25a0>,- Lieutenant. U.;S. N.,_ in charge.
Sun, i Moon • nud .\u25a0 Tide
! United \u25a0 States | coast ". and 'geodetic : survey Time
ana helghtsiof "tides at ; Fort a'oint. r * For city
front (Mission ? street i wharf) j add \u25a025 f minutes.'
! \u25a0:\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0". -;" , SATURDAY. VAUCUST 14 ~.
! Suncrises* .v...."..:^...'....-. ............ -.-'5:23
\u25a0 Snn^sets '..'. V: :".."....*-. V." ".'; '.'. '. ./.'.*.... 7; ;-!'! " -;7:03
i Moon; rises ......."... .7. ;.'..;";•;. ; .;';, '3 :42* ; V. -* "ni '
\u25a0New /.moon.' .'•:;\u25a0;\u25a0; %:.:..^August 15/ at 3:46 p?m.';!
Flryf quarter- moon ;..;.*: August 23. at 7:46 p.m. ;
--.\u25a0 : JTimej « |Tlme iTimel ITlmel \u25a0\u25a0>\u25a0 i
• Au ., —I'.rtji — - -Ft / — F^ l — * Ft |
: .'y|L\W|f^|H-W :\u25a0\u25a0* ' L.WI- W\W J' 1
14.. 4:37 —0.8 ll:4fi 4.71-4:18 >. : 3.1H0:15 --6 0
15.. 5:16 12:23 -4.9 5:05 2.9 11:02 *3 9
16:. ,5:50—0.5 12:58 4.0 ?5:48 /2.8 11-47 "r»'">
17.1 6:23 -r0.2 1:27 • 5.0 G::!2 '2.Q "
; :<\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0> H-cW "; - L.W v 3v 3 H W , v'.yv 'XtJ....
18.'. .0:32 -5.2 0:54 i 0.3 J1:32 -5.0 7-15 4
19/ i \14.8 7:31 | 0.8 2:20 ; 5.0 ;8:00 -2i3
20.. 2:02 '.4.4 .8:02 :1.2 '2:44 "4.0 848 ->1
'ZV.. 2:47 ;8:30"ri.7 3:05 - 4.8 9:32
U»: S.I Branch! Hydrographies Office
:s A ? branch : of - the "United \u25a0'States ; bydrograDbic
office,/ located "in 'the ; Merchants' Exchange is
maintained in I San | Francisco, ytor the J benefit ' of
mariners* without" regard ito - nationality ; and 1 free
of \u25a0 expense. &V Navigators » are < cordially * Invited * to
visit >, the i of flee, p where % complete s sets l of {'charts
and" sailing 'directlonsf of Jtheil world! are^kept rat
band : ; for « comparison '\u25a0.' and*:, reference H and >*> the
latest i In forma tion g can ? always fi be V obtained * re-"
carding * lights.? dangers %to \ navigation \ and = mat
tew of Interest to ocean commerce. '<" - " :
,- '.'-. '* \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0•' -\u25a0.-?'\u25a0 : - ; - V: ":•:""•\u25a0 V J J." C? BURNETT, ;"-: '\u25a0'\u25a0"-*
r " lieutenant. , U.S. * N.."^ in . cbargeVr ?
.United States s cruiser- South
Dakota in Hunters ; point
dock,; where in - preparing^ the
warship for its annual Tcruise 1 the
bluejackets % scraped ; 800 ; tons; of
. barnacles from the ship's bottom.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
'.'..'- \u25a0•\u25a0"/ V- .; Thursday, , August 12. '
-Stmr George Loomis, Spencer,.' 30 hours from
Redondo. * • \u25a0 ;
. -. 1 ; \u25a0•:*?' :.\u25a0 Friday, August 13. \u25a0
t Stmr' Katherine, Jorgenson, 23 hours from Eu
reka. \u25a0.'• -.'-,-j'i - /-.V; '.\u25a0 V -.' \u25a0' •:.•"" \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0"
, Stmr North . Fork, ~. Nelson, 24 hours, from. Eu
reka; \u25a0/'\u25a0',: '\u25a0 ' " \u25a0':. .:,;- -. \u25a0 • '\u25a0 :\u25a0 \u25a0/.-; \u25a0;
Stmr- South ; Coast, "KUnker, 20 hours :from
Uniou landing. J . •
< - Stmr Monterey, ' Kelly; •12 ! hours from Monte
rey, in . tow tug Navigator; V '' .-\u25a0'•\u25a0" -.'\u25a0 \u25a0
"^ Stmr Aurelia,' Weber, 26 hours from Eureka.
" Stmr President, Cousins/ 39 { hours ; from ;San
Diego. ; * \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0';," '-- ,- ='- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0."!\u25a0/ \u25a0:\u25a0 -.-.'
I . Stmr Ravalli. Nelson, -25 hourK from Eureka;
Stmr 'Atlas, Badger, 45. hours from Astoria.
Stmr ; F. A. KUburu, McLcllan, 18 > hours from
Eureka. -.-* ' -.' -. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0".,. -;\u25a0 ' \u25a0''\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0-' \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0':'\u25a0'\u25a0'.'
- Stmr, Point Arena, . Jahnsen, 18 hours . from
Monroe landipg.Y Yv '\u0084-..- \ . '
Stmr yosemlte, Jahnsen, 3S hqurs from San
Pedro. /
. Stmr WTiltesboro, Frederickson, : 32 hours from
Port San Luis/ >
Stmr City ,of Puebla, Gftlotr, 31 hours from
Victoria, etc. ' •."\u25a0-'-'•• \u25a0.'-'\u25a0;\u25a0 "; " V V "\u25a0 \u25a0-, -
Stmr Majestic, Anderson, SC hours from [Cres
cent City. • : • ; . V->
Stmr M.- F. Plant, Burtis,' 30 hours from
,Coos bay. . . - ' • . .
vStmr <Mandalay, Lofstrotn, -33 .. hours •\u25a0 froni
Crescent City. . . V
• . Bktn Gardiner City, Lund, 5 days . from : Grays
harbor. ,\u25a0 * . . .- • o . • .;.-•'..
.' Bktn Irmgard, Christiansen, 21.. days from
Honolulu. , • ~
: Power ! schr- Newark, Wayland, 21 hours from
Byxbee. : landing. • V . - -; ' .
.- i Schr .' A. M.- Barter,-, Isaacson, 6. days 'from
Wlllapa harbor. \u25a0; •":\u25a0.\u25a0,• -.
-, ; CLEARED « v . - ,
=\u25a0' '".-"••"\u25a0 - 1 .--.- '".\u25a0-•\u25a0:i"- -'-4", . - : ~ >-- Friday, .August IS.-
Stmr State of California. Nopander, . Portland;
San Francisco and \u25a0 Portland steamship company.
- .• . •:-\u25a0-, : - , " SAILED '\u25a0;;• v. \u0084:: . ' ... \u25a0\u25a0
: . ' Friday, August 13.
\u25a0 Stmr Ma jestic. - Keegan, Astoria. . .
Stmr G. C. -Llndauer. Sundman, "Grays- Har
,bor,\ \u25a0;.-;- 1 "\u25a0 .;,\u25a0:.;. \u25a0\u25a0, • \u25a0 y.' - -- 1 ., \u25a0'-\u25a0 >\
Stmr Daisy : Freeman, Johnson", "Willapa har
bor. .\u25a0 .v \ : _ V- \u25a0'\u25a0 .. \u25a0\u25a0-.„. . ; , :''.' \u0084-, ,\u25a0_ • \u25a0
N Stmr National. City. Higgins.j Fort Bragg. .
\u25a0\u25a0 Stmr ' Olson & Mahony,^ Payne, Seattle and
Tacoma. .
Strar Saginaw, Stream, Grays Harbor and'
Portland. / , \u25a0 \u25a0"''-. 'V;:? ;'^.- /\u25a0
Stmr Yoscmite, Jahnsen,. Astoria.
Br stmr : Wellington, Cutler, Ladysmlth.
• Stmr Pleiades, : Armstroag. YHonolulu. r--
Ship : Marion Chilcott, .• Anderson, ; Honolulu, via
Monterey, ' in; tow tug Navigator. -. v
,/ Schr -Oakland,' Hansen.' STuslaw, in tow -stmr
01 Ron & Mahony. \u25a0
Schr Lizzie Vance.' Rock.' Grays Harbor.
- Schr Metha Nelson.'- Jensen. Puget sound."- V v
. DISASTER
LONDON. Aug 13— Br. ship Howard D. Troop,
from New.York.ln port at Yokohama, for Port
land, -, Ore.'," has ; been scuttled,", fire having broke
out' on board. : \u25a0. \u25a0 .-- 0 :; \u25a0 .-.-\u25a0 \u25a0 < Y.
WEATHER REPORTS V V
POINT REYES, Auff 13. S a. m.— Foggy;
ATLANTIC OCEAJf TRAVEL
fijorlh German jjoyd
. Larje,^Fast' and Luxurious Twin-Screw
Express and * Passenger Steamships '.
Equipped With Wireless 'and Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH-iCHERBOURfrIBREMEX
v -V Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 A.' M. V -
Kals. Wm.d.Gr. Aug. 24|Kronprinz Wm . .Sept. .7
Vc. WHhelm ll. Aug. : 31|Cecille- . ...... .'.Sept. 14
PLYMOUTH-CHERBODRG-BRESIEX
Twin-Screw j Sailings Thursdays at 10 A; M.
Fried, d. Gross . Aug. ' 26| Washington ! . . .Sept; ' 0
Kurfuerst, :.*;*.. Sept. v2ißremen..'.. :'.;.. Sept." 16
GEORGE WASHINGTON— SaiIs Sept.V 9—27,000
tons. : Newest s and % Largest t German Ship ., afloat.
Every Innovation known to ; the shipbuilder' h art.
GIBRALTAR— NAPLES—GENOA ? :
.Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at 11 A. M.
Prinzess Irene. .Aug. 28 Berlin (new)... Sept. 25
K. Albert .... '. Sept. 11 Prinzess Irene ... ; Oct. \u25a0 0
Independent vArouad- the YVVorld \ Tours
Travclera'CheckH Rood all over the world
Apply OE LRICHS & CO., Gcn'l Agents
. - ' 5 Broadway ,*• New. York." or r, . \u25a0 \u25a0
Robert Capelle,"; G. ;A. ; P. 0. , 250 Powell st. opp.
.' -. -» St.- Francis -Hotel. San- Francisco.
Telephone— Kearny/4794. ;-;.«:• V". i
AMERICAN LINE
.1.:...-'- it ' V.----O ,v \u25a0"• \u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 ¥•*••"\u25a0 -" 1 i;-. -.''\u25a0.•\u25a0.'.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 «i .--»\u25a0•-;: .';.,-.-,\u25a0\u25a0»• \u25a0\u25a0
Plymouth— Cherbourg— Southampton \u25a0
Phlladelphla-^-Q^ucenstown-^Llycrpool "
ATtANTICITRANSPORT LINE
. IVew -York— London? Direct r
HOLLXNDiAMERICA^
NevV * York— -Rotterdam, > via ' ' Boulogne
RED STAR LINE
JS'eW : .York— Doveiv^AiitTrerp ".
WHITE STAR LINE y x
i ftueenstown^-Hollyliead— Liverpool -?i
Plymouth— Cherbounr-wSotrThampton'
V' :^y Bo»ton"^-O,ueenstown— Liverpool . .
I NEWAYORK ?AND| BO STONXTOt ITALY
i i st \u25a0--. >* via J Aaore* t and ? Gibraltar .V
ROMANIC. ..v:'.Sept.IS|CRETIC.;; ;.":;;. Sept. 23
G. N. KOEPPEL.'PaMenger/Agent'Paciflo" Coaat,"
S 819 - Geary Street , " op posite St. * Francis \u25a0 ~
v \u25a0\u25a0 "Hotel, San \u25a0\u25a0 Francisco. V- ; ;
V
I toHadcira^pain.M«di tcrrancan .Orient
CruisVi DeptT\White"; Star* Line,* 319 f Geairy Jst.f op- ;
posit* : St. ; Francis Hotel, S. F., Cal. , or ! agents.
Compagiiie : (Renernle i ; Transatiantique
DinECT s Ll NE ITO f HAVRE-PARIS iV<-
m Sailing.! every S Instead | of I Saturday;
:at * 10J a.if m.t| from ; pier 42, , North irlver,"- foot lot.
Morton Rt. ,
Si?FJrst'classfto;nayre.;s77.sofandiupward;"scc-
ondf class Ho Havre.": $.10 "and fupward.^GEZSERAL
'AOENCY^forJiUNITEDI STATES WAND & CAN-
ADA;') 10 >\u25a0 State) st.Tt New^York.*^ JVJF.I; FCGAZI, S;
Manager! Paclficl coast.t 630 f Montgomery^ st.Ti San
Francisco. .' Tickets 'i £oldp byj all 5 railroad t ticket
agents • - .^ A \u25a0 ",„-*' - '
wind.i northwest ;* Telocitv;-- 15 .miles 'per hour.
; " FARALLONES, ,f Aug i.; 13, HBli a. -;,, m.— Cloudy ;
wind/Cuorthwest; Telocity, iC miles :per hour;
, TATOOSH, Aug Vi. 0 a.m.— Raining; wind,
southeast;*/ relocity.i- 12, Smiles * per hour. \u25a0 \u25a0"'-;
\u25a0„' * POINT. 1 LOBOS, -Aug; 13,-.; U v a. - tn.— Cloudy ;
wind;- northwest; •Telocity,') 12: miles per hour.'
:Y- -':-';•\u25a0 ' SPOKEN: V "-'- » V
"July l&^-Lat 12 : deg;N. long; 27 deg. W.tFr
bark v BongainTille, \u25a0 from": Swansea.'; for." Oregon. ,
-f July : 21— Lat Y 1 i deg - N*M long i 30 ;; deg *^W, \Br
.bark ' Lawhill,: from . Manila,' for Delaware break
water. -- : •'\u25a0\u25a0-.•\u25a0•': :\u25a0.' * j\. ;^- \u25a0. ,r^:-- : - - \ -'^ j
.: July 25— Lit 7- deg' S.^ long: 37/deg W, sh/p
Hawaiian Isles; from Philadelphia for San Fran
cisco. ". ";\u25a0 .: "V - '.'"'. "'\u25a0'.\u25a0— -'"' V . V. '\u25a0 -
BY UNITED :\u25a0\u25a0 WIRELESS COMPANY >;
: Stmr Pragldent, fromY;San Diego for/ San
Franclsco^-Aug 12. V lO p." m.f s 6 miles» south of
Santa Barbara.;fAug 13,' 9 a;m., ;-2 miles south 1
of Point Sur;-Y :;'\u25a0»'-'-: •"\u25a0.; >•"\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0\u25a0 . '-\u25a0 . -\u0084"-\u25a0/\u25a0 •>";; i
: Stmr City ;of Puebla, from Victoria , for San
Francisco— Passed i Point * Reyes' 8 :50 a. m., Aug
13 ; : weather i thlck.'i f og.7y -' "I ".' \u25a0 ;, V.' - V \u25a0\u25a0-.:-; :
; C Stmr^ Rosecrans.f from Juneau". for San - Fran
cisco.V.wlth', barge "-Fresno^ in ; ; tow-^Aug- 12,;" 8
p.-m.',; 500'ffllles -north of San' Fraoclsco;' light
southwest wind and '. smooth; sea."^- ''t^^SSSSra^E^l
: }v';:^,;^'^telegraphic_^K v
- POINT -LOBOS. Aug '13,' 10 "p. ,- m.— Weather,"
foggy; . wind;, northwest; Telocity,..- 14.' miles , peo
hour. \u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0- \u25a0.:\u25a0• — \u25a0:-.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0.>\u25a0-- •\u25a0 . 1. -\u25a0\u25a0-- 1:.-- 1 - --.* .-\u25a0.'
' -:.\u25a0\u25a0; : DOMESTIC PORTS ;
PORT- SAN LUlS— ArriTedAug 13— Stmr
Coo3i Bay, v hence Aug L- 11; - and - ; sailed for San
Pedro; via "> way ports; -' stmr . -Whittier,'-; from
Eureka.V - V ••- ..-.\u25a0.-.'\u25a0\u25a0- '-'- \u25a0'.-•
. SEATTLE— SaiIed Aug 13-^Stmr Buckman,
for San ".= Francisco."-: V \u25a0', '\u25a0Y'/' f ' ' V "
\ "Arrived rAug" 13— Stmr \u25a0 Umatilla. from J Vic
| toria: Y-stmr J : Humboldt, \u25a0 from' Skagway; . stmr
: Admiral* Sampson,-: hence. Aug* 10. \u25a0 • : '
\* * Sailed Aug 13— Stmr Roma; for - San . Fran
cisco: > stmr- Governor, for \u25a0 San \u25a0" Francisco.
-A KETCH IK AN— Arrived , Aug 12— Stmr "; City .; of
Seattle,: from: Sitka. •;\u25a0;» .' . ' '
Y.SEWARD-f Arrived > Aug- lWStmr "Ohio, fronj
,Valdez;;and. r ßailed Aug; 12 ' for Seattle via way.
ports. 1 "- ';v \u25a0:'•-• . -.-' ' ' - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0_•.- \u25a0 . • \u25a0
TATOOSHtt- Passed "out Aug 12— Br stmr Teu
cer/. from'- Tacoma, for \u25a0 Liverpool, Tla \u25a0 Hongkong.
Aug ; 13-f-Stmr Buckman, \u25a0 from } Seattle, for | San
\u25a0 Francisco.':. * -. '-: '' \u25a0; . =\u25a0'-\u25a0; -* '. \u25a0 - -V -\u25a0\u25a0.'..\u25a0 . - V ' ' - \u25a0 '
9 Passed lin Aug i 13— Schr.; Harold \u25a0 Blekum, . from
Bering § sea, ; for ": Seattle ; schr Melrose, ." from
Guaymas, for .Townsend ; U U > S stmr Albany,
hence AugrlO,- for Bremerton; stmr I Umatilla,
hence 'Aug • 10. - for Seattle.--.' : ' '
:'.i"- SOUTH, BEND— Sailed - Aug " 12— Stmr Sho
shorte, for San 1 Francisco;- \u25a0• Aug 13— Schr Colum
bia;- for west i const. South America. - " .-T
SANTA* CRUZ— Sailed Ang- 13— Yachts Har
poon,' Frolic, Meteor; Presto . and : Ruby, . for San
Francisco.- -V , \u25a0\u25a0 - 1 . ••\u25a0-.
-EUREKA— Arrived r Aug 13— Stmr lAkme,
hence Aug;: 11;'; stmr San P#dro, hence.'Aujr .11;
stmr : City. of Topeka, hence.Aug 11; Btmr G. W.
Elder.- hence.- Aug 11; .---\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -"- «•
, Sailed \u25a0 Aug -13-^Stmr Eureka, for' Astoria. Tia
Coos bay: yacht Skidbladnir; for Seattle; j bktn
Mary; Winkelman, ifor Honolulu. . \u25a0 - * \u0084
-" Arrived Ausr 13-^-Stmt William 11, Murphy,
from ' San Pedro.
. Sailed 'Aug 13— Stmr Aberdeen, for* San Fran
ctsoo. I - ..-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 .: : ; "-\u25a0\u25a0-.. *
'\u25a0'-\u25a0 WESTPORT (Wash:)— Passed in-^Aue l.T—
Stmr Hornet, hence Aug 0; schr nenry 'Wilson,
RACIFIC . OCEAN* TRAVEL
c Steamers leave Broadway
Wharves Y (Piers 0 and 11).
LOW RATES INCLUDING
V BERTHS AND MEALS, j
SPECIAL - ROUND TRIP
, RATES.
iLOS AXGJ^LES
' SAN DIEGO
. SANTA BARBARA .
\u2666GOVERNOR.Mon., Aiis*. 1«. 30: Sep. 13, 2 pjn.
•PRESIDENT. Mon.; Aug. 23: Sept. 6, 20, 2 p.m.
- Alternately Every *Monday* Thereafter; -
SANTA ROSA. . . .Every Thursday." 10:30 a. .m.
•Direct for Los Angeles. Will not call S. Barbara
SEATTLE (DIRECT)/ TOWXSEVD
TACOMA, . : VICTORIA, " VAXCOUyER
Connecting; at Seattle for SB.- Alaska. Skagway,
;•>.;.-.' Dawßon, Fairbanks, Nome, St. Michael.
PUEBLA— Tues.; "Aug.* 17, 31; Sept. 14; 2 p? m..
tGOVERNOR.ISat., Aug; 21; Sept. 4, 18, 2 p.m.
tPRESIDENT.Sat., Aug. 14,' 28, : Sep. N 11 ~ 2 p.m.
QUEEN. . . ...... ... . .Aug. 24, Sept. 7, 2 p. m.
Alternately every Tues. - and Sat. ; thereafter -
tWill not call at Victoria, Townsend, Vancouver
EUREKA (HU3IBOLDT BA¥> •
TOPEKA— Aur;* 12. 17. 22> 27; ' Sept. I,* 6. 11,
30:30 a.;m.; every fifth day thereafter.
GUAYMAS,' ' MAZATL.AX, LiA PAZ
CURACA0. ...... ...7th of each month, 10 a. m.
NOME— ST. MICHAEL .
UMATILL.V (direct) " 4 . p.. m. Aug. 25 '--.
ALASKA EXCURSIONS Leave Seattle
Aug.- 16. 22, 2S; Sept. 3. 8, 14, 10.25. 30..
Right - reserved to change this schedule." ;
TICKET i OFFICES— (PaIace Hotel) 653 Market
V St.; -3. Market 'st.;'arfd: Broadway Wharf V'
Y.- Telephone Kearny.* 482. :
OAKLAND— IOS6 * Broadway. '; Tel. Oakland 5680. j
CD.' DUNANN, General Passenger Agent.
Gen. Pass. 'Office,; 112 Market, San Francisco, i
AMERICAN: Hawaiian
m, STMStllp COM?AfjY
TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE
- NEW YORK to PACIFIC COAST PORTS and
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Sailings every Satur-
day. 1 -^' \u25a0\u25a0- fr. ' ''':,'. -'\u25a0 \u25a0-.-- :*. '\u25a0\u0084--- ' .\u25a0". \u25a0\u25a0: .- '. \u25a0>\u25a0 \u25a0 ,
SEATTLE. TACOMA and SAN FRANCISCO to
NEW YORK.- Sailings , every 21 s days; also tak-
ing freight for MEXICAN and EUROPEAN ports.
;. :' LOCAL ) SERVICE^ '-.V -
SAN FRANCISCO to HAWAIIAN PORTS.
DEARBORN & LAPHAM. General Agents. *
8 BRIDGE ST., NEW YORK; WILLIAMS,'
DIMOND > & C 0. ,: General- Agents * Pacific coast.
/..- 310 SANSOME-ST;,' SAN FRANCISCO. -
SEATTLE DIRECT
CONNECTING ALL NORTHERN^ POINTS.'
S. S.; WATSON! .. . .:. .... . . . . ... . . .Aug. 15
S. . BUCKMAN,'.:-: ;. ... .; . . .. ."; . . Aijg; 20
S. S.. ADMIRAL 5AMP50N.. ;...... Aug] 25
Los Angeles Direct
I ' , • TWIN. "SCREW.-.-; " \u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0 \u25a0• - ' '.'-, .
S. S. ADMIRAL SAMPSON;. . .'! ... .Aug. 21-
:^\'J/ Sailings, from - Steuart. St. Dock.
Alaska Pacific Steamship Co;
\u25a0 Ticket lOf flee; ."4 ; Market! St! .' or" 64S Market."*
For the Orient
S. S. "Minnesota"
La"rgeBt";and^Finest 'on the; Pacific, Sails
from;; Seattle -SEPTEMBER' 18 ''t or - :
Japan^ China and
l'< Manila
'V; Regular rates apply" from; San Fran-
cisco,- Including- trip to "Seattle.
Greats Northern, Steamship; Co.
G. AY; COLBY^Gen: Agt/,;G. N. Ry.
YY:26^POWEL,L,'ST.^(FIood Bldg.) :
TOYd KISEN KAISHA
i ORIENTAIi STEAMSHIP ,. COMPANY
i S.f S.i Nippon : MaruV;vT . ; '. Tuesday,; Aug. V l7," 1909
I S.*' S.'J Chiyo Maru \u25a0 (via Manila) : ". Tu.y Bep.^ 14,' 1909
S. S; Tenyo Maru.-.v."".;j:Tueiday, i 0ct.512,i1909
! Steamers ' sail ; from '\u25a0 company's - piers, : Nos; -42
44,"inear foot of Second | gt.;' at ,i; p.- m.V- for I Yoko^
ham'a! ancT'Hongkong,'! calling > at \u25a0 Honolulu,- Kobe
(Hlogo) , ; Nagasaki' and Shanghai,-; and i connecting
at s Hongkong jwithi steamers j.f or 1 Manila, f India
etc.*^ No j cargo received ' on -boa rd ion 5 day. of sail-
ingi;. Round trip ",tickets i at i reduced! rates; \u25a0
a - For ? freight I a »d ; passage • apply v at " of flee; -240
James ; Flood ; building. /.-;- ,"\u25a0:\u25a0» W.' II.'»AVERY, -' \u25a0, \u25a0
fV :;*>\u25a0!. y: : . R/% :-.;Y -Assistant i General ' Manager.' 4.
f H AWAIIHII - S- ;' S>^ameda : ? MllsTll i
niMIULULU a - m -. A "g 28. Special
\u25a0 \u25a0 1 ."!,* V^.^V:-. - round trip ) $110 first class.' *
I TAHITI iAIVD i IVEW I^EMILIIVD— S.S;f
. Marlposa'f alls iHi a.i m.*; , Sept.*, ll.** SpL^. Tahiti i
|r6Q'Dd|trlp.V $125.-. Wellington. $260 R. ~T.Y
j OCEAN 10 2 LINE;{ 6731 Mktl^l tel.^ Kearny} 1231. v :
h6nce - July .-2 2 ; ' stmr Thomas L. Wand, from
Tacoma; . .'..*•.' : -:.".'\u25a0•.. :Y
' Passed out Aug 13-»Stmr 'Coronado, ~ for San
Pedro;, stmr Sveap for Saa; Francisco. ...
BANDON— Arrived Ang 12— Stmr, Elizabeth,
hence Aug 10;. stmr Flfleld. hence" Aug 10.
V SAN 'DIEGO-^ Arrived -Vug 12^-Stmr Riverside,
from Sallna Cruz. '\u25a0\u25a0•'--.
.~ SAN • PEDRO— Sailed Aujr ; 12— Stmr
tor.l Sijn v Francisco; .' stmr' Nann < Smith,- for isan
Franenco. " : 7tjTI^wIBBWWWmMHSMWB
' s Arrived Augr 13— Stmr^apistrano. from ; Grays .
Harbor; stmr "Tahoe, from' Grays Harbor." •
» Sailed ' Aug 13— Schr, C. A. Thayer. : for I Colum
bia"^ river; :. stmr - Chehalis. -\u25a0 for . San 7 Francisco;
stmr. Temple, E. Dorr, for San Francisco."-.
-ASTORIA— Arrived Aug 13— Stmr; J. Marbof-'
fer.*: hence "Aug 10. i - * -
--"Arrived Aug , 13— Br ' stmr - M." S." \u25a0 Dollar, from
Swans bay; •
.-TACOMA— Arrived Aug ' 13— Ger stmr Uarda,
,from Seattle.:, r >\u25a0. ,r." .\~ • . v "
Sailed - Aug.; 13— Stmr' Thomas Li , Wand. . for
: San ? Francisco; stmr \ Leelanaw." for Seattle. .
: NEAH BAY— Passed in Aujr 13— Schr . Fred J.
Wood, from San Pedro." for Belllngham.
- - EASTERN PORTS ;
DELAWARE BREAK WATER— Passed Aug
12— Stmr Orcgonian, from Philadelphia, for New
York.'^ - -
ISLAND. PORTS
- HONOLULU— Arrived Aug 13 — Stmr Alameda.
hence Aug 7.>, • -r .. , . -
Arrived Aug 13 — Stmr Hyades. from Tacoma.
V- r - i ' FOREIGN PORTS
NEWCASTLE . (Australia)— Sailed Aug 13—
Schr George E.- Billings, for San Francisco.".
VICTORIA— Arrived Aug 13-^Stmr Umatllla.
hence ' Aug \u25a0 10. \u25a0'_
: Sailed Aur 13— Br stmr Marama. for Sydney.
EASTEV EN— Passed Aug 13— Br stmr Em
press of India, from nongkong. for Vancouver.
OCEAN STEAMERS -
• SYDNEY. ,N. S. . W.— Arrived previous Aug
13— -Stmr Aorangl, from Vancouver and Hono
lulu. - via ' Brlsbane.~9BHßflHnnHßHoßiHMMtf
, SOUTHAMPTON— Arrived Aug 13 — Stmr
Amerlkar from ' New York. '
PUNTA ARENAS— SaiIed Aug 6— Stmr Sak
karah. from San Francisco, for Hamhiirc.
SUEZ— Arrived Aug : 13— Stmr Gymerlc. . from
Vancouver, via Yokohama, etc.V for London.
Memoranda
\u25a0 Stmr Alcatraz, at Redondo, broke crank ; shaft
and will ; be \ towed to San Francisco by stmr
Helen P. Drew for - repairs.
_,- Per .; stmr .Whltesboro — Aug '12, 12 p. m..' 10
miles : west ; of Pigeon • point,- saw tug .- Hercules,
from Astoria for San Diego, with raft in tow.
0 LONDON. Aug 13— Br. bark- Howard D. . Troop;
at ' Yokohama from \New York, i took fire after
discharging part of cargo on July 2S and has
been scuttle^tfKttnfilMßMHi(HMßMMßi*P9M
SANTA. CRUZ,- Aug 13— Yacht Presto, which
left here : this morniug for San Francisco. •- put
back •on \ account of strong northwest winds.
When off Point New Year wjpd increased t0. 35
miles an hour from the northwest; will probably
leave here *on 14th if weather • permits.
Exports by the Pleiades
The steamer i PlelSdes sailed Honolulu yes
terday -with cargo consigned to various Ha
waiian ports valued at $90,538 and including the
following: V . ' /
,506 ctls" barley. 453 ctls wheat, 5 bbls flour.
417 bales hay. 5,070 lbs oil cake meal. - 3,225
lbs : peas. 0. v l7O lbjs middlings. \u25a0 23,000 lbs bran.
200 lbs pearl barley, 7,000 lbs lard, 800 lbs dried
fruit. 750 lbs raisins, 204 lbs cheese. 1,114 lbs
butter. 1.000 lbs sugar,- 10,500 lbs salt. 10 kits
10 bbls and 2 cs salmon. 60 pkgs onions. 375
pkgs potatoes. 1.191 lbs garlic. 1,009 lbs bread,
591 cs canned goods. 2,750 gals wine. SSO gals
27 bbls and 10 cs whisky, 228 gal* and 100 cs
liquors. 95. gals and 3 cs gin. 10 cs ale. 13 pkgs
agricultural implements. 70- coils rope. 155 drums
distillate. 200 cs and 66 drums gasoline. 300 cs
kerosene, 106 cs . and 71 bbls oil, 80 pkgs
paints, 175 cs dynamite. 40.684 lbs fertilizer.' 2l
pkgs electrical goods, 17,840 lbs tobacco, 14 cs
cigars .and cigarettes. 3G pkes dry goods. 15, cs
boots and shoes, 5 automobiles and 7 c* parts.
173 \u25a0 pcs and 45- bdls pipe, 80 bdls 'and 1 1 pcs
rteel. 4.472 lb#» : sulphur, ~500 sks , lime. 1,020
kegs t powder. 955 pkgs • soay. 104" pkgs naval
stores,' l. r >O windows. "7 pkgs drngs, 2f>2 bxs
candles, 30.000 bricks.: so kess staples. ISO hoes.
RAIIiWAY TRAVEL
sl^^^^ San Francisco
>^ I"3 \S Market Street
LEAVE FOB— .JA.M.I sV. M.
Tt^TTT;wsTl^;T r r> 7:16 8:00-10:00
CHICAGO .............. 7:15 8:00-10:00
FEESNO ~ .............. 7:15 4:00-8:00-10:00
GRAND CANY0N....... 7:15 8:00-10:00-
HANFOHD 7:15 10:00
KANSAS C1TY..... 7:15 3:00-10:00
MEBCED ............... 7:15 4 KK>- 8:00-10:00
STOCKTON . .... ... ..... 7:15 4:00- 8:00-10:00
STOCKTON, OAKDALE •
& SIERRA BY. PTS. . 9:45
TULARE ...h .". 7:15 8:00-10:00
VISALIA 7:15 8:00-10:00 •
YO3EMITE 7:15 10:00
California Limited through to Chicago
,- ; ' leave* at 10.00 p. m.
OFFICES* •.
673 Market Street and^
Market Street Ferry Depot,
Sac-FranciscQ
1112 Broadway, Oakland
/s£3&, SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE
Y**l£s£7 UNION. FERRY DEPOI
.^TTv^i- \u25a0'"'"• San JB"rancl*eo
Leavp ? : VIA SAUSALITQ '-,' Arrive
7:15 a Sonoma and Glen £llen 6:05p
7:43 a Petaluma, Santa Rosa. Healds-
burg, Cloverdale. Uiiah. Wil-
lits. Sherwocd and Sebastopol.. *7:35p
S:lsn Pt. Reyes. ' Monte Rio. .Cazadero •*7:05p
S:43a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Guerneville 7:05p
t9 :lsa Sonoma, and Glen Ellen.. .'. B:Kp
J!>:lsa LaKunitas, Cp. Taylor." Pt. Reyes 7:33p
10:45 a Petaluma and Santa Rosa 4:30p
f2:43p Pt.: Reyes,: Monte Rio.:- Cazadero. tH"CSa
3 :15p Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Ilealds-
' . burg, Cloverdale. Uklah. Guerne-
• I vllle, '\u25a0 River landing; Sebastopol ll:0."a
4:43p Sonoma \u25a0 and Glen Ellen. 9:03 a
5:15p Petaluma, and Santa R05a....... 8:33 a
t5:45p Laßunitas, Cp.' Taylor; Pt. Reyes -. 8:03 a
J7:45p Point, Reyes- ..';;.........'....... . 8:03 a
ELECTKIC STTBtTHBAN VIA SAXTSALXTO
Sausallto, -.Mill "Valley," San V Rafael— Dally
every 3Q minutes from 6:43 ' a. tn. until 0:43
a. m. ; hourly- until 2:43 p. tn.. then. 3:ls p. m..
and '\u25a0\u25a0 every 1 30 \u25a0 minutes • until 7t45 : p. - m., then
9:00, 10:35 p. m. and. 12:01 a. m. (On Sundays
in addition— every 30 minutes from 9 -.43 a. m.
to 3:15 p.rm.,: excepting 2:13 p. m.)
Fairfax— Leaves t6:^5.;f7:15. 7:45, 8:13. 9:15.
J9:43, 10:45. 11:45 a. m;;; 12:45, 1:43. t2:43.
3:15. 3:45, t4:15, 4:45, t5:15, 5:45, t6:15, f6:45.
$7:45 p'mr.'-' >* ' \u25a0
San Quentin via San Rafael — Leave 9:15 a. m..
t:4sp. m." -* "-"\u25a0 • -
• Tiburon and Belvedere — Week days: 7:30, 9:00,
111:45 a. m. (J12:45 p. m. Saturdays only).
3:30,-5:30 p. m.r Sunda.v»-^7:30, |{9:0O, ||ll:0O
a. m., 5512:30. 3:30. 5:30 p. m. and §12:01 a. m.
'\u25a0i'* Arrive 7:05, p. ;m. from Sebastopol. ••Sunday
arrive 8:05 p. m. tExcept Sunday." (*( * tSunday
only.. \u25a0 IVlaSausallto. {{Runa to Schuetzen park.
'<\u25a0\u25a0 Pacific Transfer . Company's agents are author-
ized to check baggage direct from residences.
fMUIR WOODS
MT. TAIvTaLPAIS
,' -VIA SAUS AUTO FERRY
foot of Market street
LESAL HOUnAYS-SUMDAT TWI
'_\u25a0 to.Sia FrncliCT -I It. Mrir Witts If. Tmalub "
WEEK SUN-; WEEK SUN-. WEEK SUN-
; DAY^ 'DAY " DAY X- :-PAY- DAY ' DAY
9:45 a 7:15* t7:2oa 11:05 a . 7:20 a • 9:42 a
1:45p HB:4sa 1:40p 12:20? 1:40p 11:22 a
*4:45p -9:15 a 02:45» 1:50? i:Ut 12:10p
...... 9:45 a 4:20? 3:50p *9:50 i IHOp
.:../. 11:15 a ...... 5:20 p...... 3:40p
;..... 12:45 p...... 6:4Cp ..'..:. 5:10p
•••••• y2:45p ...... ...... 8:40p
...... 4:15 p..:..\u25a0:p ..:..\u25a0: .v.-r;-. ,:.... ......
•Sat. only. ' fJIon. only. ©Tamalpais only. JMuir only
- Ticket Offices— S3jjsalito Fsny and 874 Market
'\u25a0 General Offices— Mill Valley. California. ,
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY
- (12tb and "Mission)— Daily ex^.. Sunday— Lv.:
7:43 a. k=t9:3oa.k =t9:30a. *l:13p.- ts:4op. Ar. S. F.:-»7:25a.
t9:10a; \u25a0 *1 :00 p- tS:ISp.V Sunday*— Lv.: -" '7:40 a;
t9:3oa,a*lo:loa. «ll:15a; *12a5p. ts:4op. Ar.:
S. F.: *7:2r»a,t9:10a.i •11:40a." »4:40p, ts:lsp.
t«6:00p. ' *To , and ; from ; Arleta. tTo and from
Tunitas ' Glen..- JS top '.: at ' Salada. San ";Pe*iro. Ter-
race.*; Farallone. - Mops \u25a0 Beach. Granada, Half moon
Bay. \u25a0\u25a0• Connect \ at .; Tnnltas ' Glen « with • stage for
San - Gregorio. Pescadero. - Pebble ; Beach and ; La
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MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
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/-\u25a0-Boats -".leave 'San' Francisco \u25a0 7:00, *9:45 am
12:30 r inoon,-i;3:15,T:6:0O, : 'SiSO p.. m. . *
. *an - Francisco - landing \u25a0• and ' office. - Clay street
wharf,* north , end ,, ferry building, ? . Market ; street
ferry. >* Meals : a" la carte.' ; Phone Kearny 406.
Yt^LandB 'navy 1 yard ;dtre<:t-*Y *"YY =.'V *"
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; WANT;: ADS
AUCTION SALES
TSCl AUCTION
'" 23 head of Norman veark
m^^C^^ raares mtr geUlings. (AU
> the work ato^k .on the
*^ .I farm.) ' ; t V. t - n t.*-
12 head French coach horses and saddlers, all
broken. From APTOS - FARM (estate daua
Spreckels.- deceased). Sale takes pIace. MONDAY
EVENING; /.ujnst 18, * 10C». at :
CHASE'S PAVILION. 47S Valencia st. nr. 16th.
Horses at yard August 14.
Fred H. Chase & Co.
Llrestock Auctioneers.
J^ at Auction
A lot of cheap 'efty horses and mules. nVt out
of hard work, heaTy- and light: 24 vehicles. 51
set 3 harness. SATURDAY. AUG. 14, at 11 a. m.
i r»T>5 4th wt.. Oakland. No reserre. - -.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
/^THINk TRAINS LEAVE AMD ARI J
/a^^wA DUE To ARRIVE AT
w-lSx>7 San Francfeco
Vg'-*y From Ao*nst 8. 1903 |
VIA OAKLAND PIER x
,I«aTe (Joar or hLixxrr Sraxrr). Arrive
, 2.15 a Niles," livermore, Tracy. Lathrop,
. Stockton, LodiJtfacrainento;. ....... 10.38?
8.40 a Hayward. N2es, San Jose. 7.03 a
7.00 a Rkimond,PcrtCoBta.Benfcia,Sui3un,
Dixon, Sacramento. Roseville, Marys- j
•v ville. Redding, Dun5nuir........... 7.25n
7.00 a Dmira, Vacarifie, Runuey... 7.28»
7.00 a Davis. Woodland (MarysvilK Oro-
ville), Wffliaas, Maxwell. WiUßws,
Haiauton. Corning. Red Bluff ... 7.28 a
7.4Qa VaDejo, Napa, Calistoga, ?snta Rosa,
Martin**. San Raason, Dougherty,
. Plessmton. B.oBa
7.40 a Niles, Pleasanton. Livamore, Alta-
' mont, Lathrop, 5t0ckt0n .;......... 7.23?
7.40 a Tracy. Los -Banos, Kensan, Fresno,
HaafortL Visalia. .; 4.28p
&00a Newark, San Jose. Loa Gatos, Wright,
• Felton. Santa Crua.. ;......:..'..:. 5.48p
B*2o* Port Costa, Martines, Byron. Tracy,
Stockton, Merced, Fresno, Goshcn
Junction (Hanford), VissJia, Porfer-
vfikUakersfidd.;.... ........ 4.48(1
8.20 a Yosemito Valley ria Merced. 4.48?
9.00 a Kilea. Liverniore, Stockton i*Milton).
Valley Spring. lone, Sacramento. . . . 4.28»
9.00 a Sonora, Tudumne and Angels ' 4.28?
9.00 a Atlantic Express— Sacramento, Truo-
keo. Ogden, Salt Lake Gty, Denver,
Kansas City... 8.28?
9.40 a Richmond, Port Costa, ilartiaei.
Bay P0int....... * 6.48p
ia2oa Vallejo, Mare Island. Napa I 1.28 a
10.20 a Los Angdes Passenger— Port Costa,'
Martinez, Byron, Tracy. Stockton,
Merced, Fresno, Eanford. , Yiaalia, <
Tularo, Bakersfidd, Lo» Angeles.. ... 7.48?
10.40 a GoldSeld Pass.— Port Costa. Benicia,
Sacramento, Truekee. Hazen, Mins.
Tonopatt,GoldSerd,i*ws,Kecler.... 7.43 a
10.40 a Marysviile. Chico. Re«i 81uff......... 4.28J1
12.00 m The Overland Lunited— Denver, Kan-
sas City, Omaha, Chicago. 7.28?-
1.20? Niles, San Jose and Way Stations. . . . 2.48?
1.40? San Leandro, Nfles, CenterviUe, New- f 9.08 a
ark. San Jose.... \ 7.28?
2.00? Newark. San Jose, Los Gatos. Wright,
Felton, Boulder Creek. Santa Crua.. 9,58?
2.40p San Leandro. Niles. San Jose. 9:28 a
3.00? Benicia, Winters. Sa,eramcr%>, Woo<l-
land. Marysviile and Orovii!,?. 10.48 a
3.20? Port Costa (Stockton). Martine*. I 12.05?
Byron. Modesto. Merced, Fresno. . \ *0.33p
3.45? Via Saosalito, West Napa, St. Heler.i.
Calistoga :...;........;....... 13.35 a
4.00? Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga, Santa Rosa,
' Martina, San \u25a0 Ramon, Dougherty,
livermore. .: 9.25 a
4.00? Niles, Tracy, Stockton, Lodi !o.2£a
4.40? San Leandro. HJhrard, Niles,
Pleasanton, LiTermore, Tracy, New- .
man, Kennan, Fresno {8.22 a
B. 00? RicSunoni. Pinole. Vallfjo. Port] r
Costa. Benicia. Suisun, Sacramento I I l.2Sa ,
— Rwwvflle. Lincoln, Marysvule. I > 1.08? '
Oroville. Fair Oak% Folsont J # r
B.0O? RusselL San Jose. Los Gatos.. J'i 9.28 a !
S.0O? Saturday and Sunday for Wright, Fd- •'* • Ji
ton, Santa Cru» §9.28 a
5.20? San Leandro t Niles, San Jose % 7.48 a j
6.00? Shasta Limited— Portlands Tacoma, 3
— Seatfle ......\u25a0-. I 9.13?
a 00? C*»l Limited— Loa Angeles | aOSa
6.40? Eastern Express— Ogden, Pueblo,
Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis,
Chicago .-. ..;
-Port Costa. Benicia, Sacramento,
Reno, Sparks ..»,... 8.23?
8.40? Haywardj^Niles and San Jose 6.43?
$7.00? VaHejo. Port Costa. Martinez, Bay »
Point and Way Stations. $11.13?
8.20? Oreaon Express^-SaeTamento. Marj""-
Redding. (Maedoel. Klamath
Falls). Ashland, Portlaad, Tacoma.
Seattle, 5p0kane........ 9.48 a
9.00? China and Japan Fast Mail — Ogdcn.
' Chejrenne. ' Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha, Chicago... 2.48?
11.00? Yosemito Valley via Niles, Merced,
QPortal .:;..... 8.23 a
1 1.00? Nites. Lathrop, Modesto, « Merced.
Fresno 10.33?
11.40? Portland "Express .(via Davis), Wil-
. - liams. Willows. Red Bluff. Weed. '.
Aghland. Portland. Tacoma. Seattle. 12.23?
VIACOASTUNE
(Third and Townsend Streets)
t5.2Sa Loop— 23d Street. Visitacion. South
• San Francisco, Valencia Street :. t6.3Sa
t5.40a Loop — Valencia St.. Ocean Vie*.
Cemeteries,' South San Francisco,
23d Street, 3rd and Towjisend. .."... tB-50a
6.40 a South San Francisco. San Jose. Gilroy.
(HoUiater), Sargent. Pa jare, Salinas. . a5O?
{7.00 a Sunday Excursion Gilroy, Pajaro, Cas-
trovUls, IM Monte, Montersy, Pacific
Gr0ve........... ..!...... *IO.5O»
j. fILOOa Thn Coaster— San Jose, Costrovaie,
. - . (M Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grov? ) . .
- Salinas, Boledad, Piso Robles Hot
Springs, San Luis Obispo, Pizmo,
Oceano, Surf, Lompoc, Santa Bar- •";
bars. Ventura. Oxaard, Loa Angrics. I J. 43?
; 8.05 a I Jlayfidd. Los Altos, Los Gatou, Wrisht, '
Glenwoodf Boulder Creek), Santa Cna,
TVatsonviile. Castroviile. Del Monte;
Monterey, PaciSo Grove.. 1
; 8.20 a South San Francisco. Palo Alto, San ?
i Jose, Wav Stations 7.35 a
. &20a Mayfidd. Los Altos, Los Gat 05 ....... . t7-20?
,9.00 a San Jose. Gilroy. Salinas, Cfcanflor. •
Paso^Roblss Hot Springs, S&n Luis
Obispo — Tres Pino? — Santa Cruz, Del - \u25a0 »
Monte. Monterev. Pacific Grove 4.0 C?
10.40 a South San Fntseisco, Burlheamew
San Mateo. Palo Alto, San Jow 6.30s
10.40 a Lcs Altos, Monta Vista, Los Gatos.. { f f;fg*
1 1.30 a Valencia _ St..- Ocean View, Cotoa,
Cemeteries; Baden, San 8run0. ..... 1.35?
1 1.40 a South San Francisco, San Jose |8.20 a
1.30? Saturday, Palo Alto and Way Stations.. 5.00?
. 2.00? South San Francisco. Palo Alto. San
; Jose.. 8.40 a
- t2.CO? Los Altos, Los Gatos, Wright. Santa
Cru*... ....», t3.20»
f2. 1 0? Bay Shore, Visitacion. San 8rm0. . . , t*-45?
, 3.00p Del Monte Expres*— San Jo«e» Giiroy,*
Chittenden,(\Vatsonville. Santa Cni2,> •
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove. 13.303
t3.15? Mavfidd.'' Los Altos, Los Gatos, f J9.45*
Wri2hi,(Boulder Creek) \ V 10.25 a
3.20? South Saa Francisco, San Jose, Gilroy.
Castroville, 5a1ina5.......... 10.25 a
4.00? Sunset Express— Tucson, Deming,
70 . Paso, Houston, New Orleaas,
" Paso Robles Hot Springs. San Luis
Obispo, Santa Barbara. Loa Angeles'. 1 1.40 a
; 4.00? Gilroy, Kollister, Tres Finos*. . „ . 8.50?
4.00? Dd Monte, Monterey, Paeinc Grove. . 1 1.4£? .
4.00? Kansas Qtv, St. Louis, Chicago...... 1 1.40 a •
4.20? South San Francisco; San Jose t9-OCa
f5.00? San 'Bruno. "San Mates, Palo Alto,
San Jose and Way Stations ..... 9.40 a
5.05? . Loa Altos, Los Gatos,Wrifiht,Glenwood.
(Boulder Creek). Santa Crui. laOO?
f5.10? Loop— 23d Street, Viatacion. South
. San Francisco, Valencia Street;...., tB-'59
t5.20? Redwood, Palo Alto. SaaJoee..... M 0?
f5.20p Los Alto 3. Monta Vista, Los Gates.... T3.20?
45.25? Buriingame, San Mateo, S«n J05e.. . . . T3.20?
Y|K3O? Loop-r:^Valencia "; SU Oc 00 View,.
Cemeteries. South San Francisco, .
" v 23d Street, 3d and Townsend. ...... tS.4O?
5.40? San Bruno, San Mateo. Redwood, Palo
Alto. Santa Clara. San J05e....... :. 7.4Ca
i tS.4O? . Los Gatos, Wright, SanU Crus 6.40?
: t6.oo?.Mnibrae, Easton. San Msteo, Palo
-- > . Alto, Mayfidd, Los Altos. Los Gates. : fB.ooa
6.00? \u25a0Saturdays. Wright, (Boulder Creek),:
-Santa Crua .1.....;.... .V... 58.40 a
16.03?' 23d- Street, Visitacion. South San
- Francisco, Valencia Street.. 17.15?
* tS.25p Loop— Valencia. Street. Ocean VW.
: Cemeteries. - South San Francisco, _ *
; 23d Street, 3d and .TowM«J*r. t7.40?
\ 6.30? SouUi San Francisco, San Josa — ... 5.40?
8.00? Lo» Angdes Passenger— San Mateo.
Rsdwood. Palo Alto, *San Jose;
Gilroy," Salinaa, Paso -Robles Hot
'-Springs, &n Luis. Obispo,' Piano*
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles.'. . .."..;- "3.30*
- 1 1.45? South San Francisco, Palo Alto. Saa \ 7.20?
V ! >.. t :".:j <> a,...../. < ...;...v;... ........ \ X3O?.
I t I.OOp \u25a0 Baeranento Rmr Steamers. . . v . \u25a0 . \u25a0 . t >
r^ateMornmi'" ' ?for Afternoon,
f Sunday exeepted. J Sunday only.
i Sundays and Mondays.
.\u2666• _1 * . : .j, '
' ;— If You Warit What .You Want— t
\ When You .Want -it—- \
! USE CALL WANT ADS — -'
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