The San Francisco call. [volume], August 02, 1910, Page 15, Image 15

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Jirice^ f or \u25a0 B »K»ut everything <m~ the list/ '•- - -
U *— K«porated apples. 7<g7*ic: fancy, 8
-apricots, future delivery, IOUStIIUc;
tanoy .Moorpark. 12U| 13c; peaches. WlO crop.
fßtur? delivery, 4@sc; fancy. 514 c; prunes, old
rrop nominal ; new crop. 4@4?hC vet to growers
Jn the^country, with premiums for the larger
Bizest fiss...s» y iQs»ic; pears. 0@12c. -
«i«— V- rer *- caters— %' crown. $2.30: 5
?nr S*,* 1 -* 3^ 4 crown.- 51.25; seeded. <KQ4)4C
lor choice aud s@s>^c to: ftnev; ordinary layers
?J XO ??.-J}- 25 ~' 2 c«wn, 90c;* Thompson's seed-
J^«s. s^QoVsc for unbleached snd G^MfiHc tor
*leached; loose muscatel, 4 crown, 4c; 3 crown,
&K C: « 5/?i wn -. 3c: KC<Hlless - "&-Mc: new rals
*n^. "Vi62-4C in eweatbox at Fresno. \u25a0 -
?«S, U , T A7 Almond . s - non ParelUP arelU - 15<ai5^c; IXL."
34fel4»Ac;ne plus ultra. 13V4&14C: Drake, 12@
i-^c; languedocs, Il»i@l2e; Hard Bhell. 7»*c;
Walnuts. 13c per lb for No. 1 B%c for
S&1&-&8& £$£"?> . peanuts., 4^@sc :
Honey— Nominal. •* ' \u25a0'•;'" ."\u25a0\u25a0* - ' ' .
»5c R.VcarT 27^® 30 *' I**1 ** ?b? b '° f *!?** i M^'' Z ?&
Poultry and Gain* '
\u25a0* * car of western : poultry came : in yesterdas,
*nd met with a fair demand ' at • satisfactory
prices. ! (ifferings »f California, "poultry «onslsted
largely of heldover stock; for which there •- was
v«ry little call; Another car 'of -western: :iails
cue today. : Mail advices from -Oregon «ay ; that
more attention has bee« paid to turkey falmig.
lo that state this year ihan in j the. .last" few
rears. The; stjpply. U-" expeete'd----to break alj\pre- :
vious records; as: the. weather ' has \ been idcalj
and practically all, ot the young birds. -haT>.::been
***^"^U» -.;"'-" -I \u25a0" . - •'- * "". *:'.''. .'\u25a0'-' -** . - j ---.'- : ':-"•.- * ..
tRw 0 -? 1^ 1 " 5 " --<P«r : aowin)H-HeSs!. ."*s@s, 150l 50 forsmall!.
»»® 4 for . large- ; And. $h<g, 10 : ior -extra ; \u25a0 jriXing
t « e » s ' ?T(J -' WJ- oia .robsterß.. $5@5:50; tryeris.
*5®5.50; broiiers, $3@3:50 f6r ! : . large -and- 12.50
<S3 for small; duckii $6.r»Q(g7; pigeons; 51-.7552;".
tijaabs, $2.50@3.; geesev $2«^is.j^jpfcJzis • \u25a0-"•'- '
Oaai«i<per tloKen)"^— Nomlna-I. : - ::\u25a0'\u25a0":\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0"."\u25a0': -\u25a0•
.... ' : . ; \u25a0'\u25a0 ":. y ltcans, koi Sefd'r'.-- , :p; : "-V" '.\u25a0
The stock on hand "Auirui't ; I. appVaf? .:els'e
*rbpre on this j>age;:Tliemsrriie.t coti.tlnues iiiniet;
Beaus <perctl.)T^Bay<ss,;s«fti«;2s; email wfiitei,
f3.50g4.10; large wlilte.^ $3.73<g4; ijilnk,. $0@:
«-23; red. $6@6.K>; tibkckej'e l ' fS.SOQS^S; lliaa/
$4. 45(24.50; red • kidneys.: nominal ;': 'cranberry I
beans. $4.4o@4."Co;":.:garvanMs, $2,50@5.25; hots* (
beans, new. $1.55<32.1Jk- "•\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0•• \u25a0' >:\u25a0.•\u25a0.•-. =:j
, Seeds— Brpwit: mustard,. <c.;'- yellow ' roustard;,
•—\u25a0 — ; fiixseed, 6^6^;.. canasJ-^'-.^^^c: al-;
falfa. 16@17c; ,rape,.l@2Vs,c; timothy. -6c"; hemp;
•o<£3u.c: EiUet. 2%-@3<'-per"l^ •"-; '*-"-i ; .;.-- ',;-'
l>rled Peas^-Creen; $6;7sper : ctl^" j; '. £
\u25a0;. " • Z Flour and Fnrlnacpnn* <Jood^ \u25a0-\u25a0..\u25a0 -.''
FloT^-r-^al-I f ornU .-f am';ly-extris^ss;Bo>a&2b tsH
:*r»tbont: fliscoußt; . bakers!.:: -extra*; :JS. 80^. 6.20;; .
t nperfloe. \u25a0 .'.s 4 . 6p@ 4 .&0;: -. Oregon , v and/. Washington.
: .rer.tbl.--*5@5.23; for. X»mi}y,.:bakers' and -patents
«ad $4.25£t4.50 for. -cut; offi-Kanias 'patentv
f S:70: dn straiphr?, $6.50 ;-. Dakota :pateats.:: ijMi^
60 .*rril*ltts:: "•s7:2o"; tfoc^i.^r. $6:^.iper,"bl>h - :, - ;
T3»rinaceoji6 Gctods^rßuckwheit : Js6uf» ,f4;"^bVcfc.
*heat "-fjoiir.- ;.: : "self ,-ralfl-njt. ' "s4.s6;i- "-\u25a0 biickwh.eat
rroa.ts;,. •$!«.;- k-orn "taejfl.i.y^loW. $.3... wj&tte $3: "etira
rr.eam. : .ypllow- :s3,2suv : «>.itra::- : cream v»-!i?tp,sis:£s"j
corn: .flour. .s3[: ; :.crack><V- °rvhej. l ;; S3.SO: ...entire,
trheit .-flour.; JS.^OV'farliia; -$3.oo;, jrrihkitf- -flour;
53; • homioy; large] M'^fb^-jfci&ivaiM&i f**
$4.'25?. ,oat groats; $*.25j ive«tl bitleyv
f « : 20>. ; "-rlrc,.;fiour;. -55-; \u25a0.r.c'::^l";«a-f«.-:-.-,*4.2,-vi " rolled*
* beat; ,*3: SO: rye. flbar; :s?;2sr:rs:e-m^ai.vs3jOi;: s?;2sr:rs:e-m^ai.vs3jOi;
F.ptit .pe«5"...ye130w.;5.-,. sn^n *f,.r.or:cxtra;c>eara:
roU«^ : oars. l« lbs :S7.SO. In sacks $7;;: rolled "
\u25a0**£?** I"SJ»=7n» XAOs-itZZZ.:;*; 'm : ibjCsacVs^SS^S;;
rtlied wheat, i50,.1bs J4.73. .73 Ibiac^i $4;2>. ; v
'Ilaiy^ati^.'-.t'ee'dil.ttfr*
:\>vr^;Talsr of \u25a0 fi*y : ; werf : ; : yestej-darw
1«-4jbc. \S*.-2 : -to;b*; v ;>lo*t:"."of '.. -fh-Vp c.rrjV«ls-- tiad :
'•<Trri-'r^T.i.nas!r- iv^ipiß ..h.v , : ritr cjpalrrs. vibtit-tbeyi
iiK-W^sed 'tl»fe de^re?*ion, Just": the ? *an>e; : : without
pn.Miufj.Dg. inr deolifl>.. .There" were -ftS.-.trais -<6fc
rh.f .Smtihern PfWflo track;s.: : alonei 1 \u25a0\u25a0 'Th* -"-ivf f>ipt«
ljj" Jtsl? were. 10.ii7<5 toiisi : . \ \u25a0 >'---iVV.i?'- :: -/--'-v'-i- -
\u25a0./lnm"-tstoPlJ.-.bt toai' M"h«nd -'\u25a0 Aupist ":t'. : appek'rs;
riceß^hefe, ;':.;.• .-' •;• '..' "\u25a0.".•••":\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0. ''- "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.. r,". '•;'-'\u25a0'>\u25a0-.- !V-^*'i
: J>Mn— s23:iO@C4;s6'; iper\;:Aon-': fc^r : white -^ and?
ES>"SQ fccrre<a.'. ..;' -"-'•" -.W : - \u25a0"::'<•• .". \u25a0' '\u25a0--. '. '," :s; ; \u25a0
Middlinf s— s32@34" :pe;r ~iSa>.: " >-'•£; •' ] h^-'^ '.':'
"';>hrrt» r 55.24520-.pe"f : . ton;' \u25a0" • \u25a0". • r .- : .C;.'- :: '-" : '' •\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 •:?
d feedstuff s-^- Rolled ..barleys $23-^t2i; \u25a0 roiJed'oa-tV"
Tor '.'feed. . J2S(g29i. tnixed feed.- -f 24^30 f6r iv^
er.a-i:e--lors.-:..Jins»ed "\u25a0SilcaVe : . : ine«iU- 20 .tons $4O,:"10
*«i.s - : #40:5)>.: .5. tons ioti .-fil 50; ; .
i-coannt cik.c.cr..b;eal at iaiHs. $25? In 20 aiJd : 10;
• rtd' $25,50 ia 5 ton lQts;,joblJinjr; $20: corn meal
f S4fg3s: craved :oorn.Vs34@3S: alfalfa"- meal.v
carjr«d lots $15, : losing $16;- res:. "star- alfalfa
n:p*l, .sls In car. lots and. /^liji johbihg: -^ioaesto.
• IfaJ^a meal. $14.50. in car. Jotsr aid $16 fobbing-;
Cspr*«co oilcake meal. $1.^.50 per ion.: ' ..: = ;
Hay— Wli«;at. : $9@13.5.0>- wheat : and :*.tt,,s9@
32: tame oat. $9^12; voljjntc^r iwild oaf, .s7®.
20: alfalfa. $7©10; :stock hay,; perton.i^ ;
\u25a0\u25a0': Str»tf---30g : 6ctc per.i)ete:-Vi'V:: :i'. :': ;\ -.. >-.m- ••\u25a0
vKlde«j. Tallowy Wool aiiai! : .H»piC ; ' "_.[
_ -.Hops are quoted.Vq'clift an<l i : 'fliMh, tfewajrh \u25a0 iherel
1»- a decline jn f h?; top. iqaotatlonj.;.:. GoveriiiDi:nt :
• returns' of , Ijmports ap<l -:e.xp<»rtß..oif:'^iVjps-!t'o-:*iid
from. OrA S .t. Briiajjj Rfc ;oti. hAh'fl. - «ftsd .. f<how iet;
importations for ; '.t«'J.u;JjJe..:-"boiKi-'ln
olustve.,..of SS..4<K hundreidweijehts,,; whloh; :com- :
par*. "with. 157.<i46 iiußdrea^lphtß fr>r -the'^sm»;
porlod a jrvar rap»>. and - wUh: 29»336 buridred- :
..w-jeiehts.- twi> yesrr-'ii*o.--:;,' :, j/.-'J". ' ;;.V:/ :.:;•» '\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0... ' \u25a0'.\u25a0
* ;--.iiidep-^Cuils: and '-Ijrattdsi.^^eelL "sbQut > >^ i©ic-sn- :
<er \u25a0 quotatfru's:': -.lida:vy..;:saH.ed .-.eteers,-: -iocx- light
Ciediura.:^c:i-ll?jht. iSe; .eow6i<Jes; %t;iUgi;, 6^e; '
filled tip.- -9iic; Pait-ed'.-T-eal. I.4 i^c: iaijwj 1 : ;
1414 c; dry ; bides.. t3c;..arf. kip, 16c; -flry :i <alf,
S2c-; tbr^pfkins, : shearlings. ' 25 (g4dc-:; each ;\u25a0 ; short '
«rool,40(g60c; medium,; Qfj^pOc; long -wool,;: 90c :
T&l \u25a0 *-? 1? « b^ ;^^^; : " borsiphide'sV :-saU.- $2:25 :
:Q. 4 for"; large -and. $1;50@ 2 for .'medium, '"Sc^gjl :
for Fro all -.and 42»C50c -f«t *pits=:'. hor^ehldeg, -dry "
*1.50<g 2.25. .for rlatfee, &J<l >mtdjiiiL
f-oc<g,sl: for ;*m' ; aU' and. -25ig50c , ror.'CcQi:ts;<g-6at- ;
*kins. prime afiiporas,;7sc.g,sl; large halr^oarev !
R)gioc: t fnai«m;l^fl^?^«Mia^ttise£ •.---• •': :
Tallow-^N«^. irentierea. 5^65; VN0, : 2, 4gsc'!
Crease; 2 @2^C^. -:."\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0:' \-.-;j '.= /-•\u25a0•.' f-. *">••' %' . " !
"-.\u25a0-• Wool-^SpringJcHp. SaV^Jpaguln,-: year's :-«tapie. : I
I2&U>e; 6i>- 6 • months.. 7®Hc.; no*tb,«nV 16Q i
15c: Hnnibcilflt'.ißTid : JlPTj'4«c.lno. =l6@!l"Se -per-JB ;
Hops^-^alJfornia. J6.«[isff .fnr;Sfrop «jf;"il»09i:
OregrAns. 1 Oftz l^c ; p4r " lb;" /.crop; of- ' ISJI^ :' 'J 2^ (3 :
ir>c. per lb. •.-•-• '.--\u25a0\u25a0 -:--= \u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0' ;:\u25a0/•..:.:;• • : ; \u25a0 ".".f.- ~ *T ;
* o*n^ral. M|prcha«idi*fe :•?,/\u25a0;-•-
Bacs— Grain taps;; s«%taS«Ac, -Jntt^Miy : <i*ilT-.
cry; Ban Qaentiin-. baps.'S.^cr wool:::riajh«i--2:7%c
for Vfcjb aad.iavje: for .4.1b; fleece twin*. 7^c ;
per Ib. ' .\u25a0:\u25a0":•;.•. V- -..":\u25a0:• -.:^ -,\u25a0;.•\u25a0 ..;.---." : - .•'\u25a0\u25a0••\u25a0:."
Coal— Peansj-itania anthracite egg.Cfie i>«r tori j
WrUinjrton," $9r. Nesr TVelllpg-tbri. 59;. €pop ''-baT. •':
JT: Austrajiah- bouse-rKipbmofid..ets ; -.,- i.9;. -pjplaw"
Mate,---. 59:- igtasfOFjl .'HiclinioDd. "-^9; 'f-CiJinberl'a-nd', •:
fJLS in. t>qlk -and $16,'5p--in.6acts;' VC^lsb ;atrtb.ra
citp. f 15; coke, "ptt- ton- in btilk and. Sl7 -In
;mckc ;'.- \u25a0{. \u25a0:\u25a0' '--:V.'J, -\u25a0'/} '.?.:\u25a0• .--' -.-•".v } - '\u25a0\u25a0'-'?\.? \.\ v '•
\u25a0Oil (qubtßtloijfe arV-foi ; ,.barrfeU)-i-linseed,4i;Jo3
per palliai for tooiled and f 1.03 for; raw; :c'a'aeai ,
be more; castor 'oil. in cases, Noi -i, : 71ci- Path's:
AA. $1.17.@1.19; iphina ytiaU -cases.'- C0(?7Oc peri
rallon; cocoatrot pil, : in barf>ls. -'7s&7S.4e "for
XXX. 72^.^76c .irdr Set j. and 70®.73tje foOJiK,;
2. accordic£ to fluantity;- extra bleiclied: -?rint?r: -
i-perra- <ul. : SOc; -satQral -Vlater; epertii. -oil,- SOc; .
eswt^l trtial.6fi.ii,-^scv: ;^±tra wlpter : sH-a.fnWd lard
nil, %l; rwre .'i)eatsfo6t.'oilv.-75c:-."NoT. 1. ncatsfoot
«il. 60c;, herring oil; 40ci Satiaon,oil,;3.sC;: boiled
fish otlv .STiCr' painit btt;"."Ssci " '. \u25a0 r ' : -: \u25a0:: '•;•• .'-"• \u25a0\u25a0 '. ;- \u25a0
: Coaly. pil., GasoUne',?--«tc.-^-W*t.e : r .- *ii}te«-c'lron
\u25a0friarrels <w drums; 3^c; liO degree oft, "irobrbar
rels or --dram?; •1.1c;.-Bp^cia"l-. : d.oV-vil% i e; : ' pearl .olL'
1 n case*, 16% c; .astral; .I&%c ; - star. .K^cj extra \u25a0
*tar. 19&e; Elaine,'." SS.^c;- ;*bceiieV i&Ji"ci" redf
frown and jpotpr. I Baßollne.,'.*fn : : buli i(fe;::in. cases
23c;. ensrinc'/distlllfcte.-' .In r^lranis 7Vsc; cases, 7ci
more; *d- degree- "g-afebline.-.-ln "bnllt -30c, : 1h case*-.
87^c: Tiarfil*>& inal?ePß-'*pj:jjalhter(L~-Jni| : phtlii;--iii-'
Jjullt I4e,in; cases 21 %c» :•: -I •--." •>. ;. -,-.-;*; r.;- \u25a0\u25a0 •
. : Tnrpectine— \u25a0Bsc"pe'r-«alloo" in/caßes'aird.. Sßc ia'
buik. druffia'and v-..". :•; I;'* -:---:."-.-..-' '.-
Rosin (per, bbl cf. 260 lb*)— C ; ?8:3(J; F, *5.'35;
C. $S-00; H, T5.55; 1. -sSi7.d. :\u25a0:. -" "\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0'.- \u25a0 tSj;
Eed and White. Lead-^Redi B%ig^c;:Ti4iUe» ::
f>\* &S?4c per lb." -. .. .) ' ':• \u25a0 *.; • . ?\u25a0 ' ;. : ; . •:\u25a0 \u25a0 : '
REFINED. SIJGAB .MARKEt. =. : t '. "!
The Western" sngax-. fett&lpg company -flnbtVs •»•
follows, terms -'net cash:: "\u25a0Standardvfi'ne • x-faha"-
lsted. 5.65 c; 6tapdard.<<j«rße era-nulated. >.«sc;
fruit granulated. .5-.<sscV.ciaJt .loaf. In .tiarcelg"oh.'lv,
•T.65c; H. & E;: crystal -domintw", 5 lb 'cirtons- In' :
\u25a0cases, S.C5c; <Jo,. in -2 :lb;' carton* -to '-caseai-' 9;isc
jnonarch bar, 6c:,' taijlets, ia'balf "barrela, -©:i6c; : -
<so in boxes. 6.4oc;.''cubeis iand: A- crashed; "5.-96 c;
tnooarch powdered; 5.T5e; XXXX | powdered,
f>.7sc; candy granulated, -s."he,. "he, confectlpners'-- A .
J6.«5c; confectlonerß*. .crJßtels. 6; 75c"; extra'" "fine-
Franulated; 5.45 c; magnolia -A; 5.i5c;- ejtra- G,'
6.15e; golden C. s.i)sci Di 4.55 ci Barrels and- 50
lb. b*f» 10c. balf • barrel's .25c. : bones- 50e more
Ter 100 lbs than for bags .of 100 lbs, net; 'Bar
n 35 aad 40 lb tin* $i.70-inore, in. 8. and W lb
t!n» 12.35 more per 100 ttjs Xiaan price- for' fhia"
crade in 100 lb basrs.- .--.•' ; .-;'.. -: '-.."-. .•-'-.
'Ite California and- Hawaii sjagar .refining ''-com
t r.r.r auotes as follows:. Graatjlated 'basis. 5". 65 c;
, ••Higrade" bar. 6c; powdered. 5\75c-; A crush»d."
t.9oc; berry, 6.65 c; C. & H. extra fine dry irana- \u25a0
!ated. 5.65 ci coarse dry ' grannlated, 5.650 ;. can-.'
fectloners* A, s.6sc;. confectioners.'" crystal,- 5.75c;-
<cbef,' 5.90 c; bricks, &.80c; extra floe-dry-grana-
l*ted (100 lb bags only>, 6.45 c; Aexeelslot A,
C2sc; extra C. s.lsc ;,goide» C. 5.05 c; xe^h>w-'D,
4.85 c; cut loaf, in barrels only. 7.65 c; H. & E..'
crystal domlnos, 5 lb cartons, in. cases;: 8.' 65cr; -do
2 lb rartoos in casef. 9.15 c .: * Additional -per 100
lbs: In barrela and' 50.1b bags; lOc-inor*.; b«lf
barrels, 25c more; boxes, 50c inore.foc all-srades..'
Bar in 35 end 40 lb tins. -$1.'70 more; In-ut) lb
ties, $2.35 more. ' ..'Minimum order^ -.carload:
\relfbt.- \u25a0•.•;'•\u25a0• :•\u25a0.\u25a0;.•
\ew York Produce
NEW yOEK, Anff. I.— Hops— Dnll." ': <• \u25a0-.-
Hid**— Qniet.: ' \u25a0"-.-. :'.-.- .
Petroleom — Steady. • ,; •.-.-•' ••.;:. -.
.Wool— Quiet- Domestic' fleece. XJC Ofilo, .'3oc.
Sugar— Raw. steady. Muscovado, Bs} test,'3.S6c;.
centrifugal,' 08 test, 4.3<5c; molasses- sugar. S3"
te*t. 3.eoc; refined, steadr. ,- '. .' ,- .V .
Coffee — Futures "cloned steady at li@ 10 points
\u25a0dTßtico. with total sales for the day amounting
to 20.250 .bajre. Closing bids follow:. August,
«.06c; SepteniKer/ 7.05c; October, 7c; XoTember,
7.15 c ;' December, 7.25 c: January. 7.27 c; -• Febru
ery. 7.28 c; March, 7,30 c; April, -7.33 c; May,
7.35 c; June, "7.35 c; July, 7^7c. Spot, steady;
No." 7 Bio. 7*ic; No. 4 Santos.' 9%c; mild,'
etcady:- Cordora, 10@12^c. New V.ork ware
bouse deliveries were 8,516 haRF. . .
Butter — Firm. Creamery specials. " 2S%<g29c;
pxtrae, 2S@2S>4c: thirds to ar*tß,,2i@27cMUte
dairy common to finest, 22@27^c; process second
to special. 22@,25%c; western factory, 22<&231ac;
western imitation creamery, 24gg.25c'-
Cbeesc — Steady.' ' State .whole milk specials,
I4*i@l6c; do fancy, 14>4c; do average prime,
33%©14 c: do fair to good. J2«4<Bi2J>4c;-do com
mon, 014@.11%c; skims fu« to specials. .2% (g12c.
E«T« — Irregular.- Fresh fathered extra firsts,
COfeai^c; firste. 18019 c: second, 16© 17c. . "
v ~ .. DRIED FRUITS •
Eraporated Apples — Quiet, steady. On the spot
fancy. 10%@nfcc; ctiolce.. S>A@9e; prime-, 7%@
Sc; common .to -fair. €<§; 7c t --.-•-
Prune*— Qolet but "- firm; r Quotations range
from 3@l9Uc for Callfornias up. to 30-40s and
'"•\u2666*i@Bl^c for-Oregons. •--.'" \u25a0; . . \u0084 • .
Aj>ricot» — <3u!et bnt •' firm •00 \u25a0 small offerings.
Choice. 9?4«ilO»4c; .extra, choice,'. 10»4@nc;
funcy. lo?i@l2>£c • -
Peaches- : -Qulet and unchanged. Choice. 6 «*@
6?»c; extra choice, "!<S,7\ic; fancy, 7>i<§;7 I .ic."
Stibins — Firm on further ' reports \u25a0 of \u25a0 crop <lam- i
ape.--. Loose muscatels. STs^oHc: choice to fancy
seeded, -43»@6%-e; , seedless, 3%<g4»4c;" London
layers, $1.20@1:25. .-\u25a0 , .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..\u25a0'\u25a0 :
Cliicaeo .Dairy Produce" Market
CHICAGO;' Aug. I.— Batter— Steady; cream
erie^'23©27c; dalrlfß, 23@26c. " Eggß— Steady ;'
receipts, 9,92s cases; at mark, cases included.
10(gi4e; firsts, 15e;. prime flrsts. 17c- Gheese-*-
Steady; daU!e»,.ilsV4&ls%c;' twin*. 14,%@"15c;
Young. Americas, ,15«4^15i4c; kmghoms, 15*4 c.
: '-. -Xos A npreles Produce Market •
{Special Dispdpdi to The Call]' ' ' ' , - '.
.'LOS ANGELES. Aug> I.— Eggs .'."remained
firm \u25a0 today' on the", produce I exchange. . Potatoes
contluue weak. Butter and. cheese were steady.-
Recelprs of ' produce; were:'- Eggs,*-152 cvse*;
butter,; 17.24S 'pounds; cheese, 4.560- pounds;
potatoes,' 2.353 6acks^ sweet potatoes,. 50 sacks.
Cbeese — Northern ; fresh, 16^^l7c; -eastern
twin*-,- lS^c; eastern cheddar«, 2Dcf -eastern
Jongh-orns; 19c; easterh 'daisies,' lßV6<&l9c; Swiss
imported^. 28©30 c; Swiss -\u25a0' domestic, 23@2.5c;
tirick- "cream, 19c;. limburger, 19e. ' . .
Butter — Creamery extra. .iolVfec; -firsts--- 30c;
ladle butter, 28c; cooklug butter,. 26c."
\u25a0 Eggs— Local ranch- ca.ndled firsts, . 33c; ca.i««r
counts. 29c; -easterp fresh, "27c;. -storage ex
tra *; 25c. •• ---.-.- \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 .- -, ;. •
Beans— No. 1 pi-nk. $5.25;iN6-. 1 HmaV. $4.75;
Ls.dy, Washlngtons. $4.50; small "whfjps, $4.50;
bjackeyes;. $5;" garvanzas, ; $4.50; i -lentils, $6. ; \u25a0
. ... Potntoes^New- potatpes, local". .Stock.' $1'.23@ .
. 1.:50.. per. cwt.; -northern 1 stock-; $1.35@.r.5.5-,per
: etyt,-;" swe.ets; 4c : Jb. "r- ' ' . • .-• \u25a0\u25a0• "
\u25a0;/. J. , V Eastern vlJvesitoick:»larket- .; "- '
H, : V- - •"•\u25a0--•: Chicago -.. .' /\u25a0•'•:\u25a0;.\u25a0\u25a0
\u25a0 ; CIIWAGO. Aug. i.-T^battle— .Recelpt'o,- esti
mated at- -.23.000. • Market sieady td a - sKade'
1 lower- - Beeves-, ?4.63^5.20;^ Texas- steer?," 43".sO
jWjSOj western Steers, ;H4.7.5(g6V0();: stoVkers'and
feeder?, $4(gfl.2ftr..co.wg;aßd hei/ers, $2.50^6."30;
i-alve*,- $«.6uftf.7s. ' :'..-' -.-:. '•:'• • .'T /. • \u25a0 .- .
y^Hogs— Receipts; •-estiffla'tea at- 35.000'. - Maftet
-lOc.to loe lower .than. 'Satardar's average, • Light!
:;$8.20@8.C0;. mlifd, $7'..H0f(t8.35;- heavy;! $7.45(^
::(r.JS:y oU gfa^ $7.'45<g7,63; good -to; choice" heavy..
'il'ltf l'lo : - p!^ ; " 8 - 63 -5 -. bu ] k -. ' ot «w
j; i>.heepVß«>celpts. estimatwl at 18,000/'- Market
J.steadT;. Native, $a©4.50.;- we?iern, $2.7(M5.4.50;.
.yeerlings,.s4.so@7-.s<j; lambs; native $4.50(3:7.10;
vrestefji $4.50.^7. 10. ... -•\u25a0 - ! ' .*-'.. \u25a0 rf. . f
' : : -- • '\u25a0 '. •" KANSAS CITY* ' \u25a0'' • • ' . ' -
..^KANSASI-.^lTy. Aug.- I.— Cattle— Receipts,
JO.OOO; Market -steady. -to-lO'c hfgher.- • Native
- steers; $4 J|O(gr.sO; cowi? %nd- heifers.: $6.25@'
6;s<j; jjtockers and- feeders; $2.75t§jR I bnHs..s2.-75
: <a.4;25-; calves. 53.j50@7J5f1; western steers,- $4
.@".<-;". Western'. cows,: $2.50@4.50V '•'• '\u25a0'\u25a0>*
. ilogs— ffeceip'ta', '-3,000-.. Market 10c Jower. Bulk'
.ofjveajeß. $7.00@3.50: heavy,- s7:Bo<§7.f»S; packers
.and.*!Utcherß. $Z..00(g:8-.S0';. light. $».l'sftr*,3o.. .
=. ... Sheep^r ßeceipt*/ .4,-Ofio. J Market 'steady, j Mut
t«>ns;. :s3.r*)@4.:»: ': Jambs-, $6,25(d7; fed wethers
arrd jearllagi, $3.50^-5; fed western ewes. $3<g4.
. - \u25a0• -SOUTH. OMAHA '.-'> • : .
S.SOCTH OMAHA, Aug. I^-Cattle— Receipts,
0,200,: .Market «leady; feeders stronKer. .Native
pteprsy $4.50rg7;70: cows' and- jbeifers.' $3^ 5.75;
*p«tejTi steers, $3.50<g.6; range cows and heifers,
*2.75(g4.50: -canners. - $2.50©3.25; stockers and
feeders, $3^5.60; calTea, W&~*\ bulls, " stags,
>tc.,- .sS£i 5. . " \u25a0 . \u25a0
./i-Ho^s-^-Rereipts; 4.-300..- Market aOc .to 15c
lower;- Heavy. .$7.25<57. 75: mixed. $7.40@7.60;
.HjKt; • $7.7p(g9;, pigs, $TQ7.50; bulk of sales,
. |&4<»37.70; ;.= .-.-. _ ' .
: VSb*w>p— Receipt's.' 15,8!>0. Market steady.- Yesr-
Ilo?*, . ?4J5.0(a5.50i. wethers, $.3.W@'4.25; ewes,
;$2:5.5:i&5.75r1«mfe8; $B@7. - . '• . ••- ;
SiiSCEL-LAXKOVS JIARKEJT^
' '.-~;::' :^r'. . ;> : Cotton Market " .' ' i
".NEW. YORK,. Aujl l.^Hutton 1 * wire says:'
; .*"O:D ih.e -eriß'Of "Ui^ gorernment 'report, and- with 1
l iTergool.-cJpsetf. . American iparketa .exhibited a
i : i qiilf It.-.thongh;1 t.-.thongh; T'ery'-firm undertone: •' Pit obsffrvers
ttroundi o'rjock said U was 'a waiting market,
v ftiid: fc.ame.were inclined to' think- that it might
i»*> fold by Strong Interests after, the report .on
\u25a0 tbe -Idea .tfrat -with the. report Known about all
! At-'the' boH-TaJctor-s- at the. moment -would have
-..\u25a0bfen-'idlscbunted.. On ".the other hand, many- con-"
\u25a0"• \u25a0 "se*!fcaYjT«-. traders' merely point -to Texas, \u25a0 trhlcH"
:\u25a0 'ts.--r»f'a.rd>d..*g -the: critical, point in the situation
: at 'present. V. lf Jbe. droqght. breAksi in .that Stftte
\u25a0 fcHltnj? .pressure!.: -would- be ~ successful;" if dry
; weathe'F" "(continues .'-it s&iici easily start a " vrorld '
\u25a0; .wiaeXbuylhg/in'oTeinent:'. " ''\u25a0!•.'\u25a0 { . "']
v \u25a0.!;'*.'A ; "week : !age Texas' was considered in' a state
'fit* primary; ':det«?ripratlon; '-sinire ' that time the'
\u25a0 .V-eather ba's/renwliped- hot' and -dry and the.con : '
\u25a0 ditkinrs-hare. un.dpubtedly. Jtallejn rapidly, so. that
: . whWjerer : the -rippprt may . show ; several . points
. 'should--' be cnopped «ff -to cover the damsge which
: \u25a0hai.picntred* sine? the report was made .up. . A- ;
-. pnich'-imprdred demand "for. .cotton goods Is noted
frnßwJall. oVer : tlife." country, and New : England
iniillmen .are /now' Un Ke.w" York trying to- buy J
; cptton". for' immediate. -Consumption from the bull
" 'people* who now ijoJd .the" «ntlre available supply,
" : which > by! the way,' is. less 'than one-week's nor
' m.al.CoiisuißtptloiJ v : ' \u25a0;-• '"-.
. ..• "I'Tfcw repiorts ty the Journal of Commerce are
'\u25a0 :'n»* \u25a0 -aJI • in and Texas- fetid Oklahoma were the
::-&Biy : .two sti^te*- that showed prospects of making
: asimuch or. more than last year, and both states
st the time reports were issued. July 23. were
»*fti" to be bad ly 5 -. ln ueed^of rain, and no doubt
h?iTe---gbne" backward ' rapJdly since that date.
I IV g l. nners'.-.' report will be. Issued tomorojw at
: napin and will compare wlta 80.7 Jas>t month, 74.6
: ia?t ; year and 81. 2 in IPO?. Bulls contend that
! : anything- over 77: per cent js impossible.."
\u25a0 '.-'."-Gopdnian's cotton returns show a condition of
\u25a0 77.1- per cept.- : Miss Giles" gives 'a condition of
i : 7e.v--- •\u25a0"\u25a0-" "•' \u25a0 " " >r ' <- '\u25a0
; Cotton cloted 6leady at a «et advance of 4@lo
- point*.' '- ; '." ."
:: : -Spot' closed. Quiet. 5 points lower. Middling
; "uplands. 15.20 c; middling gulf. 15.45 c. Sales,
; .7;o6ft*»'.9s. :'.\u25a0.-...• •.
i :\u25a0- ? \u25a0 -;• . '-. COTTON FUTURES-.'
:':'"\u25a0; Option — -:::' ' -lOpeß. High. Low. Close.-
August; ..iJvi'.., .ls. lßc' 15.25 c 15.15 c 15.24 c
- .'..•.., ",14.10c "•'• 14.20 c. 14.06 - 14.16 c
0rtpber ;.;,.... ..13.60c 13.72 c 13. 57 c 13.65 c
.November \^'. /.v13. 55c '.13.55 c -..43.55c 13.54 c
-. Doirember " v.;...iV13.55e " 13.61 c 13.46 c 13.55 c
! Januarys .:..\u25a0;{; .",- .,13. 45c ; J3.53c 13.40c- '13;52c
February. ..:^>i. .r...."."= ::..... '.:..-,.- 13.53 ft'
«ar^hi ..wJIS.SOe 13.00 c 13.45 c; i3.57c
Msj::. :;;:.- ;.i> : .-.ii..l3.50c : ' 13. 6& ; . 13.50c::' 13-.61 c
; •; -V.X; ' : r -'SsfZ aVwi* Wool- Market •\u25a0 '".*• ".
I -. "*t.= t/yVIS, \u25a0 Aug. 'M—^Market \u25a0 eteady. .' Ale-
: dlum-i grades, combing and:." clothing. 23@24^c;
i light -fine^^ lf»@2lc; heavy fine, 15@17c; . tub
. vrasljpd,- 25@31c;.: \u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0'...:]":'\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0'-..' ' .-" •
' 'Irf. '\u25a0'\u25a0 !.-:":'.-'2y*ti- 1 '-i*oVk »ie<al • Market \u25a0'\u25a0 ]\u25a0\u25a0
\u25a0\u25a0 : ':-NEW -YORK;;' 1 Aog. \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0 l.^^SUndard " copper/
rtrady:-. . Sp^Qti . 12:[e-mail]<?; .August.. 12.10®
: :Ji2:isc:: Ji2:isc: September.' \u25a0' l2. lO@J2. 2oc; October. 12.15
feli.^Sc; November 12.'22%@12.25e.- No arrivals
: In Kimf Yorlc- today. . Erports, 1.862. t0n5, making"
; "ftomiJuly 1. 22.875. -rhe-iLondon .metal markets
• are clcied today;:- - : ;."•:.-.- \u25a0•'•.'''.
\u25a0 -." ". 1/O(?al dealers report th& ma'fket unchanged' and
1 itbeto&e iteftdy^ Xakr, .12.75@12.57%c"; electro
" 'lytie; ; 12.50^12,62%?: casting, 12.25.ra12.37Uc.
; "Ttn— Steady.-. Spot, 32.f15@3.35c; Augus.t. -32.85
§32ip0c; September, 32.75Ca.33c;- October,' 32.55®
-.I>n4^-Firm. • New Vo'r-fc-epot. 4.50@4:60c;.Ea5t
• St.; I>olals,-'-4. : 25@4-.3J)c.' -.- - -1
\u25a0 -.SjJelteri-Quleti' .=-N«w" York epot, 5.50.(§,5^0c;
\u25a0 £»Pt "St.- Loiils, • 4.P5@5.05c. . ;.
•-• -The-, local Iton-'-market; wa^ dull. No. 1 "north
- .eriC .$16.2»(51ff.50; No. 2,."515.75@1fi; No. \u25a0 1
. .southern, £ 1i>@16..25; do soft, $15.75@:16.25.
-. A'-avnl Storeii-^-Turpcnttnc nn«l Rosin '\u25a0
:', -SAVANNAH. -Ga,.; Aor. I.—Turpentine—Firm,
•57*4C4"sales.'WO; receipts, 513; «h!pmerits, 1,413;
stack's;-- 11,990. .-.. -\u25a0 " • \u25a0 -r't • -.
i-Kosln —Firm-Receipts: 1,749 ;TBhlpment«, 1.863;
>jt6ekv 55.155";-sales, S.S^O/ Qurjte: \u25a0• 8,-.55.55r D,
$5.70j E." $5.80; -F, J3.9O;'G, $5.03; H..$G.; I,
$6:f>s; X; 5^.10; M; |6,60;: N, ?6.73; WG, $6.95;
ww;, $7.•\u25a0\u25a0-.•':\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0 -...-" :
-..'•'•:. •-: '.*'-.' > —' .'•
~.i; V.| OFFICE •
""' nepth''at" meaji.low wafer, entrance tor harbor.
.'• PLACE."I "Ft. |- Date f ' Remarks'
': ' .-\u25a0 .- .- i'-.- \u25a0 I : '" 18.. 'fe«»t a-t .'mean ' low
.iGra'j-s: Han.'l7r JJune ?< .; In channel to
\u25a0'-.: \u25a0-\u25a0'-.-'. .. •{\u25a0"';. -f'.' _' Aberdeen.- V . ;
Willapa B|- ?7 - J June 28|'...., ..........
Coinm., R«| 24 1May.21K'..:...
. . c .:- • : 1:\ •." I •' " \u25a0 \u25a0.- '• Bar ' buoy to right of
Nehajm R ' 9... July: 10 •entrance. Channfel rs
-' ' ; \u25a0:.'•. \u25a0'' ' • \u25a0'\u25a0'.'\u25a0 shifting -' to. nor th,
.- .'• .-• -.:' ' ."• . \u25a0• \u25a0 ' '.] "-T'ery. narrow, 150 ft.
\u25a0Tillmk Bii'-9 jJuly slChannel "shiftea 1. mile
.--.\u25a0; \u25a0-' • ' |." I: I \u25a0 sonth In gale Sot. 2S.
Yaquina B|'-12 IJCily 3| ........ ...........
.sinslaw R|; 6.. jJ.oly \u25a0 1|....../>..'„.. .......;
\u25a0Ump'qna RV.'-O '-fJnly .if."....•\u25a0-.'..•.
:- "\u25a0 t- : I '• 12 feetatlow tide to'
Cope-Bay. •IS June 22 ' North 'Bend; 12. feet
':•.";-.:*.'!" "• j • at low tid.e to Marsh
•;•:; ;-. - - •. -naid^ -.---•.•\u25a0•\u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0.
Cii>qulllj& B|- '8 rlJtine 30!Cbannel 'straight. ..-\u25a0'.
\u25a0Rogue- R:| -3 |Apr- 2*lchanDel sblftl'nr northT^
KJamth'. R. 5. (July llChannel shifting to
\u25a0•'--• I •• ) .:' ' |- southward. ..
Hmbldt ,Bj 18 j-July 51 Shoal 300 feet WNW.
.' • :*-\u25a0 r * 1 ';-" .•)' black spar buoy. '•\u25a0
S'Pedro BJ2O - |June 28|No~change In channel.
S f)lego B|^2SmApr.-.IJNo change in channeir
S- Pabro b[ -.24;; jj>ec. 1 ]D( pth in dredged J chan
.. ... •--•!.' .1- -|.nel. '• : .
.-.'" • T.he Acipnleo's Cargo i \u25a0 ,
{The steamer Acapulco -sailed", fpr Ancon and
way "ports on Saturday, l with.- cargo ralued- at
?1C0.6«>0, to be_dlstributeda'sv follows:^ For
Mexico. . sll;S42;- Central America. " J17.358;-Pan
ama-.' $4,434; New Tork, - $71,303: Colombia,
$1,749;- Ecuador, $2,020. The -. principal = exports
and their destination*- were as follows: * ~f
.To . Mexico— 6.99s >. Ib« . dried \u25a0-\u25a0 fruit. 1.070 i lbs
raisin*. 78 .pkgs fresh fruits,- 178 pkgs ' potatoes,
21 pkgß onions, 290 lbs and 2 -cs, meals, • 501
Srals wine, 5 cs whisky, yIS cs - breadA 355 lbs
butter, \u25a0 3i5 \u25a0 lbs* cheese, , 57 ;cs * canned \u25a0> ir^ods.
11,245 lbs cocoa, ; 10 ctlg corn," 796 lb« hams . and
baco«», < 8,549 lbs and 5 cs sugar. 7 cs. salmon;'
4S -kega "nalltc. 18, CS" feet lumber,:; 1050 -bdls
shoots, 4175 - lbs : gambler, -38: cs blasting J fuse,'
\u25a050.245 lbs tallow, 7 pkgs paints. ; .
To Central * America— 3,s64 X bbls flonr,. 26,250
lbs rice, < 2S-cs canned goods. 45- cs; salmon. -10
pkgs onions. 5G cs whisky, 10 •cs bitters,'; 300 ! cs
kerosene. 14 cs ana :\u25a0 1 : bbl 0i1, .' 1«7 kegs \u25a0 red and
white, lead. - 5 pkgs paints, 10 ' kegs , blasjinK
powder. 4,400 lbs tallow. '.' . . . \u25a0-
To \u25a0 Panama--560; bbls : flour, . 1,008 gals ': wine.
50 ' casks I beer. . 1,752 * lbs * beans, " ; 155 ; cs ' canned
fruit,;B.l2o >lba ; garllc.A so^ pkgs' potatoes, >-. 25
pkg* onions, ' 120 ' cs saHnon.~ 5 ; tone , sa It. i- j
To -New 4 Y0rk— 241.222- lbs: Jjeans.% 53,a39>1bs
dried fruit. 119.006 gals wine. -40,000 lbs calsins.
IQS ; cs -. Ilooors, .- CO tcs % canned 5 goods. *' 392 > cs
whisky. 34 sks herbs. 2,400^ lbs old rubber,- 27
flanks quicksilver.^ 13,237, lbs wool. - ':..-• *
i - .To Colombia — LSI bbl« . flour, .20 i-cs * canned
goods,. 1,250 lbs- rice.^4oo lbs .dried, fruit i and;
raisins."; tiOfcs salmon, -r „- \u25a0 -, - \u25a0
; To Ecuador— Soo bbls. flour. . V : * •' '"•-\u25a0'\u25a0: ",
•;--.-\u25a0- •- r- -- \u25a0 "-' • .' \u25a0 ! \u25a0\u25a0--.' '
THE SAX FRANOISGO CALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1910.
TWO BIG LINERS
DUE THIS WEEK
Belated Mongolia and Tenyo
Maru , Will Arrive? Friday !
and Saturday
USTOMS,." quaran
tine and immigra
tion : officials'-..: are
preparing for' a
•heavy- '.. rush . "'of
work 'the .latter
.part of this week,
I The* belated Paci flc
Jklail * liner- "Mon
golia is -.expected
to arrive early; Fri
day I rriprtiirig. and
\u25a0Saturday morning
.the Japanese Jiner.
Tenyo Maru will
be jn port.- By the
Courtesy -of 'the
I Toyo Kisen Kafsha.
the Tenyo, 'which
was due Friday,
.. . - . " . was held back for
S4ho.urs |o give the' Mongoli- a chance
to 'get rid of its passengers . and ex
press freight.;. .Both r s"hipsv are crowded
Vlth passengers- and heavily la'aen with
c'prgo. ;. \u25a0_' ;*_.. .'._%\u25a0-" ; /.;
".•The 1 Mongolia, which was delayed
as the resurlt.of stranding' on the Jap
anese coast, left Honplulu at 10 o'clock
Saturday. On board the liner are 147'
cabin passengers and 350 Asiatics, of
whon'i the majority are (Hindus. Of
the Mongolia's cabin passengers, . 95
are from China and Japan and the bal
ance from Honolulu. : •
The Tenyo. Maru, which left Honolulu
at 10 o'clock a. Sunday, brings no
passengers from Honolulu, but has 80
cabin passengers from the far east and
135 Asiatics. , - -
The Mongolia has 13,500 tons pf
freight, which includes 4,800 tons 7of
Overland cargo and 200 tons for Pan
ama. The overland freight includes
115 tons of raw silk and silk- "goods. '
The Tenyo has only 4,000 tons .of
freight, which includes 504 tons of
tea, 30 tons of matting and 58- tons of
raw silk. . -;
-As the Mongolia is not- only- behind
tlrne, but "will have to be dryflocked to
ascertain what damage was sustained
Avhen, ashore, the sailing date has been
feet back three days and the liner will
not leave' here until August 12. ' For
tftat . trip' the Mongolia has already
about 250 cabin, passengers, booked: and
will carry a big cargo. The -liner 1 is
scheduled to make a special call at*
Manila, and in addition to commercial
cargo will carry, a big shipment .of
government freight to the Philippine
port.. . •
•As the Mohgolia will be here first
there will, be. no room" at'pier 44 for
the handling of, the Tenyo Maru's cargo.
The .Japanese skip .-will land its-pas
sengers at th ! e end of pier, 44, and after
discharging its silk will- proceed to
Oakland long wharf to discharge the
balance of its overland freight. The
Tenyo's local cargo probably will be
discharged at. pier 34, the Western Pa
cific wharf, .where, before long, the
Japanese liners will make their regu
lar home. ' < .
Buffalo Endx Training Cruise ';
The United States navy transport
Buffalo, Captain Stone, returned yes
terday from the south after having had
the southern California divisions of the
state naval militia, out. -for: a' week 'of
training. The officers and men of the
Buffalo give the southern civilian sail
ors a splendid name. . . ,
The Buffalo had about 100 of 'them
on board, picked up at Satlta' Barbara,
San Pedro and San Diego; and for a
week' the militiamen were given--- a
plentiful dose of practical'naval"train
ing. The militiamen swung their ham
mocks side by side with the enlisted
men of the Buffalo's crew, and, side
by side with the latter, scrubbed ham
mocks and decks, ' polished brass and
did all the other stunts that make up
the duties of the enlisted men in the
United States navy. , -•
The militiamen, officers and men
were" given drills without end and prac
tical, instruction in gunnery, navigation
and seamanship, and a large and un
diluted dose of naval discipline. They
took their medicine like men ai.nd taught
the regulars who put. them;- over.- the
jumps to have . a wholesome respect
for. the civilian sailors -of California.
After taking. a few stores the Buffalo
proceeded to the Mare island navy yard.
•. The southern rtilitiamen were given
their .practice, on' the Buffalo because
there was' not room : for them on the
Marblehead when the cruiser regularly
assigned to the; California state: naval
militia made .its. trip to Puget sound.
Those who went on the Marblehead
made a longer cruise, but the con
tingent that took its lesson on- the Buf
falo probably'received a stiffer dose. \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0
' The Marblehead was taken to Cali
fornia City. Sunday, to be -coaled, and
next Sunday, the state sailors. will. take
their training ship- back to its Sausa
lito anchorage.
Cruisers . Return to Range
• The armored cruisers South Dakota
apd Washington; which came back to
port to make some adjustments, sailed ',
again yesterday for Afonterey bay, off
which, they will. devote the next week
to record target ; practice. "The:wise :
ones among the navy prophets say that
the Washington will; win the pennant.*
On the South^Dakota/ however, officers
arid men . feel confident that their chip
Will be near the? top. The ' South Da
kota's practice was interrupted by the
orders which : sent the: ship "to> help
represent the United States at Buenos
Ah-es, and opportunities ;. to -keep in
good shooting trim have been few and
far between since 'then. , The :• South
Dakota is famous throughout the navy
for 3. Jts good team > work 1 and in : record
shooting - that | counts ' f 0r ..; a> great deal.
Every man on .both., ships: expects- his
ship to . winv^theipennant. :*: The: other
ships in the;; same classjas the:'-Wash
ington and \u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 South; Dakota had their
practice last spring, «o it will not take
long after the last pair gets through
to- find -out which.'ship wins the pen
nant. "\u25a0::•'\u25a0\u25a0 . .\u25a0 , >,: v . >. •: .; \u25a0'\u25a0 '.'.\u25a0\u25a0
, : , ::\u25a0 Buy-Wreck of .Indiana ; 'i
' Bates; &>Ch e sebrouehr have bought
the .wreck of ' the Pacific Mail liner In
diana, which' went ashore April 3, 1909*
on : Santa Marguerita- island and* is . still
there/- The wreck" was sold by the un
derwriters in London * and si {he price
paid by Bates & Chesebrough^is said
\u25a0to have been about: ss,ooo. rv The pur
chasers, who also bought the hull of
fbe old City of Peking, ;wiir break up
the Indiana's^; remains v'land . iuse a the
scraps as ballast'in the . ships they load
for New York, where there iis a 5 good
market for the old iro^. - Iti3:believed
in the shipping.; world-: that.; Bates -&
Chesebrough havev made? a \u25a0,-. good bar
gain.; The Indiana's 'keel; is said •'•; to
have been laid in- lead,* of ! which there
is a strip*4oofeet long.*: This> lead is
as good as ever and? is saidtto' be worth
about $20,000. ? The City :of Peking- .will
be towed tomorrow, to San-Pablo, there
to be brokeniiip. -. \u25a0'^M. --: v . -.
- .. President • Carries Big X List
The Pacific ? Coast .-steamship- com
.pany's bigliner President, whichsailed
yesterday for isbuthern ; California'\car
ried about?4oo passengers," Among them
.were:- . \u25a0\u25a0 - . ; - \u25a0-',\u25a0'.\u25a0.'.\u25a0:.•-\u25a0.: \u25a0----. .-.-.-
Mrs.*, A.. Mills * * Miss M.' Gay
Miss \Y*:\ Mills ;V 'V Mles'H/.Dewey
Miss Bannprman r - ~.'- \u25a0"\u25a0; Mrs. -F.- J.May ' \u25a0\u25a0
E. Ij. 1. Barber , \u25a0 Mrs. F.Boger 'h- ; t^£%¥
;A.iJ.'Davll r ;v ; B. Pringle and 'wife- V'
H. D. Corlette'; "- - MissiH.-.lngrani - '
Mrs. K.:?Peffer* . Miss M.S. Wdrd H
H.:o.iHile Misa'C. King ' ' ?
\u25a0N. IV Nelson V . J.: Hughesv .
Charlotte. Manifold: :> B.'lveehens • ..
Grace Manifold; : ' . A.'Balman ' vtS
A: ; Manlfold - -• : Mrs.^F. B.;Moore*
C." Manoney^, \u25a0;'.-.\u25a0 : -„ Miss 'l^; Golderraan' 7 : '*^
0. E-^Kuhn ;>-' • Mrs. : T. :E.i ßeed ,"
J. H. Whitelj and wife Mrs " J.' A.. Miller" V- s^"
I>lda**Slenian";'- l ;.' " Miss E." Wbittan '"> '^w
Mrs.' E." S. •\u25a0: Chorman .f. Miss li.**a: White ' * **'
Miss B. :'S Grossmao / A. - W." Stowell Lt
4MissE.iM.Gunn .- C." E. 'i Spenee - '
\u25a0JUles "i Cashman -\u25a0•'\u25a0\u25a0' ; J. D." noughey ; i
Ethel'M. Stokes ... Miss Keeler
-Miss M.^Bastatej* x " , Mlss;M.'VV.sHara'
; Mrs. S. 'A.l Caldwell -v Miss j N.I Hara ' : .
:'•' f ; Beayerjon^ Schedule jUme •
' The: SarT- Francisco! a'nd'Pof tland com
'pany's \u25a0{*-\u25a0\u25a0 steamer .^Beaver/iPi which it w^as"
ashorelin^the'Columbiatriver, :is^said
ito Li have >\ sustained no S damage/:' 1 The
isteamer^leftiPortland^yesterday for this
portrand'San^Pedro'iand^there'twillbe
, no^interruption! In* the* schedule/oni ac
count (otitheia(xident.h]i'y^:-'^.^
"\u25a0 '\u25a0 \u25a0"l:'. v ' ' *,v- Water?- front.' Notes ••x r :^.*'i:. ; - f;
'-, Receipts' u'of I lumber \u25a0} yesterday "I by)*sea
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
amounted to 729.000 feet.; -\u25a0. .5- •
< " The -British sbark - Simla"; Jwhichvwas
damaged ' by ' fire t\ In "Acapulco ; harbor,
has been converted' into a coal barge at
the : United'engineering| works: and will
be known in future as . the Wellington;"
By United Wireless .'-•"- V :
•: : --\u25a0";• \u25a0 : : :.. Monday,; August 1.
TJ. S; STEAMER BUFFAIOf-August I, V 8 a. ni. 'I \
; off,< Point ' Montara, 1 spoke s yacht Chlspa; ; from ;
Sant.a Cruz 'for "San 'Francisco.;.' also ; between \u25a06'
a; ni. and 8:30 a. m.'; passed five yachts bound.
I from i Santa~Cruz i for r San < Francisco; i sailing.
-" easily north/everything set; weather overcast;
; wfnd northwest, 17 mlies an hour; sea moder-
\u25a0.--•.-; aje. -->,•; v ,;-; f-- r --: i-:'/- ';r-"'r..--'-,'•\u25a0'.; r -"'r..--'-, '•\u25a0'.- ' : y.:i"Pl'J.'
STEAMEB J. A; CHANSLOR-iFrom Astoria for
• Gavlota; July 31, S p.m..off Santa Cruz; fine
weather.: - * - \u25a0 , ; •/: . . •• •
STEAMER ROSECRANS— From': Monterey, for
Kaanapall; July. 31, 8 p. m.,- 29" miles from
. \u25a0\u25a0 Monterey; j strong northwest, -wind .; and heavy
: ' beam .sea. ; ' , ;-,,v ; \u25a0 ; -. ,:-;-^ : \u25a0 v ;'... '.-.:;.; ';'
STEAMEE' HANALEI— Left San Pedro ; July .30,
.'3 p.'m.,-for Kan Francisco; August ; l, '.7 a. m.,
passed ; Point Sur;^ strong \ northwest r wind;
heavy sea; strive- 9 ;p.'in. ; _ \u25a0 •. v ; : •/ »
STEAMER SANTA ROSA— Left" San Diego July
SO for San Francisco; August 1, 9:30 a. m., 6ft
\u0084 Point Sur; strong* northwest wind;, heavy, head
.sea, moderating;- arrive about 5 p. m.; all well.
STEAMER '"• AKOYtlr^Lef t '•\u25a0 Seattle July 28 - for
,"-. San I-'rancisco; August - 1, 9. a. m., . lQ^mlles
north of Point Reyes;; due" Oleum !> p. m.; all
<.v.well. . • w - \u25a0 ".- \u25a0 \u25a0: \u25a0;-• : \u25a0\u25a0 ' -..;.-*
STEAMER MAVERICK— Left" Richmond July 31,
. - 4:35 p. . m., for Seattle;. July 31, 5 p.m ... off
1 Tennessee' cove; moderate northwest .wind;
clear; light northwest swell; barometer 20.98;
' temperature 60. .j • . . \u25a0 \u25a0^" ', '. \u25a0' > ", \u25a0 '\u25a0.'
STEAMER GEO." W. ELDER-vHcnce July .^..-lO"
, f a. ; m., : for Portland; ' July- 31,' 8:30 . p. in.-', 'off
§ Cape- Mears; .'; cloudy;, smooth;; arrivji' Astoria
\u25a0 . Monday morning. . • \u0084 " ' ;• '.'.''
STEAMER HILONIAN— Hence July 28. 12- m.;
: for . Honolulu ' via Seattle; July 31, 6. p. -m.,
v - passed Port Townsend;- "."> .; " . .. • .
STEAMER COL. E.* I*. DRAKE— Left Richmond
"July 29, 5 -p. 'in., foe, Seattle, with barge 3" in
tow; July Si; 8 p. m.', IS miles north of St.
:\ George reef; clear; fresh northwest wind; mod
erate sea; barometer 30.16; temperature 60. :.'
STEAMEB CHAHLES^ NELSON— Left Port 'An^.
geles July '29, 11 p. m.,: tor San Francisco;
. July- 31, 8 p. ni.', .48' miles, south- of -Cape
Blanco; fresh northwest wind;, moderate-north
west swell; will -.arrive, Tuesday morning.. \u25a0'.-. %
STEAMER SIERRA— Hence July \u25a0 30, lla. in.;'
- for Honolulu; July 31, 8 p. m., 4'JO miles from
lightship; freph north wind; sea' moderate;
1 dark, cloudy weather; barometers 3o.4l; tem-.
•pe'rature 62. "• ' •: ' : '•':.;
STEAMER ENTERPRISE— Left Hilo Julr 2?," 3
p. in., for San Francisco; JuJ'y 31, 8- p> m.." US4
"miles out; overcast; 'northeast breex*;' small
'.Vswell.'-. •\u25a0 :': ' • - \u25a0 ; -. ... . ;.
STEAMER' KLAMATH— Hence July 30,' 2"d. .nr..
for San Pedro; July 31,- 11:60 p. ~m., .passod
Point Arguello;' weather- cloudy;- light north
" west wind; sea smodth: all well.- ' - " :
STEAMER.J. A. CHANSLOK— From Astoria for
-Gavlota; July ;us 12 m.; latitude 36 .10 -north,
.-longitude 121 53 west; cloudy; overcast; mod
erate northwest .wind;, barometer 29.92.. * -
MONTEREY, July 31.— A1l yachts sailed at 8 p:
ni.' for- San Francisco. . -•
MOVEMEJSTfS OF STEAMERS
: \u25a0'.-\u25a0 TO ARRIVE \u0084 " . "
From. , 1. Steamer • | Date .
San- Pedr0...'...;.-.... Fair 0ak5...... Aug. 2
Coos 8ay...-. M.F. Plant..:. Aug. 2
San Pedro J. B. Stetson. . . Aug. 2
Seattle & Tacouia . . [Chas; Nelson ". . Aug. . 2
Oomox-.. 1 ..:..'.|J. Luckenbach.. Aug. " 3
Tacoma ................ Nicarla ........ Aug. 3
San Pedr0.'. ......... . , . Coronatlo . ... Aug. : 3
' Humboldt" .- .. . State of Cal... Aug. 3
Portland & Astoria.... Beaver ........ Aug. 3
Hilo ....;............. Enterprise ..... Aug. 3
San Pedr0 ...... ,\ ..... Rose \ City. ..... Aug. S 3
Point Arena & Albion. Porno Aug. 4
Seattle & Tacoma..... Buckmnn ...... Aug. 4
San Pedr0. ...... .... . . Watson ;.-. ....... Aug. .4
San Pedro Roanoke '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.' . Aug. \u25a0 4
Humboldt . ......... F. A.Kllburn.. Aug. 4
Humboldt ...... ...V.... North Fork?.... Aug, ; 5
China &. Japan. ........ Mongolia .... .. Avg. 5
New -York via Ancon.. City i of- Sydney. Aug. 5
Sal.'.Crnz via S.^Dlego. Mtssourian '.... Aug. 5
Puget Sound Ports, .v. '. Qiteen ."......:. Aug. ~ 5
San -Diego & Way Ports President. Aug. 5
San Pedro & Way. Ports Coos 8ay...'. ... Aug. 5
China & Japan.". ....... Tenyo Maru:.'.. Aug. 6
Kahului .............. Nevadan ..'.... Aug. 6
Seattle .........;..... Umatilla . . . Aug. .6
Portland & Astoria R.-W. Elder;.. Aug.". 6
Puget Sound Ports. . . . . Governor ...... Aug. . 7
Mendocino & Pt. Arena. Sea Foam .... Aug. .. 7
San Pedro . . . . ...V.. .'. . Chehalls ...\u25a0":.... Aug.' .7
Portland & Astoria.... Bear .......... Aug.* 8
San Pedro ..... .... .".; Beaver ........ Aug. 8
Willapa "Harbor ..:..;. Daisy ...... .V.. Aug. 8
San P«dr0........ .. ... Hanalei ..*....; #ug. 8
SanDlego & Way Portsj Santa Rosa .... Aug. -8
\u25a0\u25a0.-'\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -,'. \u25a0-,'...; -,--. to.saiL'- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-' \u25a0-.-\u25a0\u25a0; .-.;:-. \u25a0--
: DesUnation ' | ' Steamer | Sails [Pier
•'August 22 — .-\u25a0 • '•
Astoria & Portland. 1 . : . Carmel .' 12 m 27
Seattle & Tacoma. .... Ad. Sampson 5 pni 10
Humboldt ...;....•.:.'. J. J." Loggie. 4;pm ....
Astoria & Portland.'. ... Rainier .... 3 pm 21 \u25a0
Seattle & Tacoma.. ... l-'air.Oaks .. 3 pm 21
Ooqullle' River:... :.... Flfleld ..... 5 pm 27
Humboldt \.. .........'. ilaTalll .... 10 am 27
Puget 'Sound Ports ..':.. Clty.Puebla. 2pm 9 :
Grays Harb0r... ....'... S. Barbara..' 4 pm .51
•AUgUSt-3 ' ' \u25a0':' '\u25a0',;;-\u25a0'' \u25a0
Grays Harb0r. .......... Coronado ... 3 pm 21
C005. 8ay.. ............ Redondo -... 5 pm ....
Astoria & Portland.:. :.]Ta"hoe ...... .... ....
Honolulu & Hi 10.'..;... Wllbelmina . 12 in 38;
Nome;& St. Michael... Montara.... r... ....
Los Angeles Ports. . . . . Hanalei : . . .'. 3 pm 10
Mendocino &.Pt. T Arena Sea= Foam.. . '4 pm 4-
August 4—" -. "' -'v" : -- "'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0-. \u25a0" ' -\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 "\u25a0 \u25a0
N. York via Sal. Cruz. Pleiades ..... 10 am 27
San Diego & Way Ports Santa' Rosa. 11 am 9
Hamburg & Way Ports Ntcaria . ...'. 12 s 'm 19
Astoria & Portland..... Rose City..; 12 'm 40!
Coos 8ay.............. M. F. .Plant 3'pm 2
Astoria & Portland..... J. B. Stetson 10 am 19
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0 August 55 — \u25a0 -•,;•. ;\u25a0\u25a0 .- . -, . i \u25a0-, \u25a0 .;;. :
Humboldt .............. State of . Cal. 3 pm 11;
Astoria & Portland.."... Quinault ; ... '5 pm '27*
Astoria* Portland../.. Ronnoke \u25a0> ... l l pm 13
Los Angeles Ports . . . * . Beaver ':.....' 9 am 40 '\u25a0\u25a0'
August 6— *"-;:;; -:--\u25a0."': '- -. : --. --. \u25a0---\u0084-\u25a0 -\u25a0= ..
Humboldt ............ F, Kllbnrn.. 10 am 13
New York . via Ancon . . San Juan . . . 12 m 44 -
Tahiti direct.......... Marlposa ... 11 am 21;
Puget Sound Ports ..... President' .. 2!pra -9
Seattle; &; Tacoma.. :.. Watson ,;...'. 1 pm 10"
Los Angeles Ports. ..'.. Buckman '.*. 10 am 10"
Los /Angeles Ports'. ..;. G.'".W.' Elder 5 pm -13
-\u25a0'.-\u25a0- August. 7 — "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•;•:\u25a0 x- - ./-\u25a0..\u25a0;:'\u25a0." -y \u25a0 -.- - \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.-'
Mexican Ports ........ Curacao; r. 7;. 10 am 11
Grays. Harbojri .'.."..*.".: Chehalls .... 2 pm ....
Point Arena & Albion. Pomo c ::.i... "6pm 4
i August 8— :'\u25a0•.':.-\u25a0\u25a0•\u25a0•• ' i \u25a0-'. '-.'-\u25a0:'\u25a0 '-J-> . -.^ \u25a0-.\u25a0\u25a0'-\u25a0 \u25a0.'.
\u25a0 San Diego &';. Way Ports Governor ... 4 pm . 9'
San Pedro & Way Ports City * Topeka. 4 pm II. 1
TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE . ,
. ". Destination ;.• | ; Steamer ' 1 1 Date
Skagway & Way Ports. City of \ Seattle. Aug.- .-.7
Skagway.& WayiPorts. Spokano; \u0084.\;.. Aug. 9
Chena & Fairbanks-. .'/; Olympia ...V:V; Aug.' 10
Nome J^fit.s'Micb'ael.T.lSt.'r Helens v;:'. Aug.* 15
Nome . & \ St. Michael . . . (Senator ;•". . ..'.-. :. Aug. , 16
5 Sun, Moon and Tide
United States .coast- and geodetic surrey— Time
and heights -of > tides at 1 Fort Point. - For city
1 1 front-/ (Mission street iwharf ) | add - 25_ minutes.
,-,'V.r. yAUOUST, 2^ ;
Sun ! rises . . . .... ....... . . . . .'. . . .... . . . . . .*. 5 :39
Sun sets i.. 0:40
Moon rises: ..';.'.. T..*.v.v- .... ..:.. :. .1:59"a.'.m.-
New f moon''. .".r;" r^VTZ*. August 4/, a t; 10:28 p. m.
First qunrter; moon.;*.. .^.August 12,' 81^5:52 p.- m."
> ; jTimel^ ";v Timel :\u25a0:--'.:\u25a0 Timel^ -5 Time| ~-
Augr— ~ Ft : — hFt; •\u25a0 — Mt™ -^-1 Ft
\u25a0vf^|L l;.W|-.v^--^l ;.W|-.v^--^ HVW|rr^l LxWI^tMH Wf ,/'
,2.. 4:25—0.6 11:31 4.8 4:30 "™7 VySi^sfi
3.. ?6:05— 0.3 12:02 :5.0 5:15 ;2.3 11:14 -;5.5
4.. 5:42 ? 0.0 12:34 N6.2 6:00 i-2.0 .... .;...
,^-V B.'W ' v --'- hi W vl-':-;-:v 1 - : - ; - : H:W /J./ J . \u25a0: L W ;,-•,..,
;sf. ,0:02 f 5.3 >6:18 ;»0.5; »0.5 1:00 5;5.3
6.. 0:50 >4.9 >7:00 pl.O 51:30 C; 5.2 7:28 6I;G
7.: >1:37 '4.5 7:33 j 1.6 "1:56 1 5.2 8:12 "1.6
8.. 2:26 "\u25a0 4.2 8:04 ; 2.0 2:20 5.0 8:50 1.4
, 9.. i 3:30 '8:40 2.5 -2:43 >4.8 '0:42 t 1.2
10.. 4:55 -k 3.5 6:18 "8.0 3:17 «4.8 10:38 Kl.l
11.. 6:33 3.5 10:08 5:59 g4.7 11:38 0.9
12;. 7:50 >3.811;12 ; 3.4 : S:O2 1^4.7 «r.';-. .-.-;-;^
V li'v.U.' ' S." 5 Branch ~ Hydrosnraphlc ; Office v. 5 .
; U'A'."bfahcb:of \u25a0 the ; United-; States 1 hydrographies
office,; located sin % the \ Merchants'.'-; Exchange, :is
maintained \in { San \ Francisco i for \ the '\u25a0 benefit of
mariners; i without - regard i to , nationality and > free
of s expense. .are ;cordiallyiinTlted? tp
visit ; the \u25a0' of fice.Ts where I complete | setjrt of * charts
and : sailing i directions *of tthe iworld i ire ; kept iat
hand \u25a0/ f or \u25a0;\u25a0• comnarison )':' and ;; reference S? and \u25a0 the
latest . information -1 can % always abe obtained "' re
garding ' lights, : dangers •to 3 navigation '\u25a0 and iMat-'i Mat-'
ters> of interest. to ocean;commeree.>'-rVi3rvr^,, \u25a0".
„ , -' :' . .; ' - " ' " '- !r 3. C. BURNETT, ;tvT:
J;-; ;-\u25a0 I.ieutenant.';U.'S.TNJ,;ln, charge.
/.TlmelßaU
United i States ' branch^hydrographlc : office, Mer
: chants' .", Exchange,;-.': San r Francisco, -. August
ftt '\u25a0 \u25a0 11-nOlO.'?-'.-^.-:' \u25a0-y? ! -~- 1 -V ;< \u25a0 • \u25a0:\u25a0&,.: r'vy"""i:.\; s .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0;
* * The '.time ,ball %on 4 the i roof : of 1 the Z Fairmont
hotel was * dropped *\u0084 today i exactly;, at J noon.'-? Pa
cific I standar ;fltlme .- (120 th \ meridian) , ;; or; at? Sh. 5
00m :\ 00s. f Greenwich j mean ?t. i me. :>j :•- ?_
Lieutenant, - a U.':S.';N., 'l"n charge.
Change ; of i Masters
i ;. 4 Steamer. Millie,; old master r'P.J.v ppdersen.
new i master * L'S B.'S Madsen ; i steamer iTransiCi old
master- U.V 11. * Enos, I^ aew> master • L.^ S." Jordan ;
schooner; Mary '; Frances" Crus, old \u25a0 master A. F.
Omen,> new, master A.l Forgersen.-'- \u25a0 .\u25a0\u25a0"'
-; Enrollment— Schooner - Crescent. • T. . Olaen;
barkentlne Thomas P. Enright, M.y A. Ipsen. .
. , Chartered v for liUniber '
\u25a0 . The; British:, steamer .: . Towergate. on Puget
sound.: is * under -for. lumber from Pwrt-""
land toßueuos Aires," having been engaged prior
to '"arrival. - ;- • > \u25a0-•'-: t - -* : . . -.- • r. ' x
- ' \u25a0 Exports by the'Alankno -'- ; - \ '
• The steamer Alaskan^* which • sailed for Sallna'
Cruz ion Sunday,"" had -as = cargo from this' port
IS pkgs machinery, >.ralued; at; $11,050,' en route
to New : York, and 58,850 lbs ' dried 1 fruit, Valued
at $2,479, for Germany: .•-' ..:
\u25a0\u25a0''-'\u25a0 Crude Oil for Hawaii*
... The tank * steamer^ Rosecrans; sailed I from . Mon
terey} for • Kahului on- Sunday with -23.000 "bar
rels- of" crude" oil, valued at : 525,300, consigned
to :Kaanapali.- : :-.-.-..'- •-\u25a0-•\u25a0•':, • - \u25a0 : \u25a0
\u2666~— ' ..;,." •',•';./ -. ; -. . — *.
I Weather Report f
. Lnited . States ( - department .; of ' agriculture —
Weather Bureau— San. Francisco,: August 1: 1910:
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS . •
-: : . '" .-.- V iS 5S- \u25a0 2:" • .-'- '-:. \u25a0 ,- 2 .K^J
: . \u25a0'--\u25a0"': ; ' 5 ?; 1' :, ':\u25a0 "-.' ', P- ? : "2."
STATIONS' J^ % :^ J STATIONS § \u25a0§ •?
;\u25a0;.:'.;,\u25a0-.; B B '%: \ " - • '\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ,B :B .5.
\u25a0- '\u25a0 .- \u25a0 : * * '. •5" '"- " .* . ' ! ' I -S".
"-\u25a0 ..-.- - ' • : \u25a0 •?;. •\u25a0' \u25a0•' .- : - • :.P.: .P.
Boise ..... 88 581.00 Roseburg .. .82 .48 .00
Eureka \- . . . . 58 . 50 .00 Sacramento 90 52 .00
Flagstaff \u0084 78 50.16 Salt* Lake... 90 62 .00
Fresno .:*... 100 60 .OQj San Diego... .72 64 .00
Helena^*..,. 861-60 .00| S. Francisco 60 50 .00
Independnce.' «.;[ '62 .7.|San"Jose .:.. 76 .48 .00
Kallspell . . ; '78 481.00 S.' L: Oblspo. '74 50 .00
Los .Angeles "78 58 .00 SE. Farallon 54 50 .00
Modena:-.:^. 90 58 .00 Spokane -'..-. 78-68.00
Mt.Ttnalpais. 77 62 .00| Summit .V. : 82 * 3 '°°
North". Head ' (58 52 .00\ Tacoma "... 66 54. .00
Phoenix • 104 80.00 Tatoo?h'. ... ... 50 . ..
Pocatello -\u25a0'..: 90. 60.00 Tonopah ... 86 66.00
Pt.Reyes Lt. 54 4S .00 I Walla '. 84 62.00
Portland .. 72 50.00 92| 52|.0p
Red Bluff.. 98 62|.00HYnma ..:... aoß|-7ft).00
Reno-v.....^ 92| 52i.00| ..... '\u25a0-.- .-. .- •"-.. -.'-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0."\u25a0•-\u25a0\u25a0
•\u25a0\u25a0 ' '."--EASTgR.V- STATICjfrS;.
Abilene* .... 102 78 .00 IKnoxville... l.Bß .641 .00
Atlantic :Cy 78 62 .00 ILoOlsv.llle : 84 62| ,00
Boston . . . .78 62 ' ,00-j Memphis . . 8S T6B .60
Buffalo ... .72 ;f>o '.10 iMQnfgomery 90 72 :00
Charleston 84 78 .24 Montreal- . . 74 ;60 :O4
Chicago...; 88 66 ;i2J|Moorhead ". ;V; 54 .-.00
Denver -. . . 86 60 .041 INewOrlealns. . 90 78 j .CO
Dcs Moines. 96 68 .001 New York.. SO ' 62 .00
Dodge -City 94 66 .00 No. Platte. 92 52 .00
Duluth ... 70 "60 '.00 Oklahoma . :96: 96 ;m -.00
Durango .*. 84 '52..00 Plttsburg .. -.56 54 .00
Eastport .. 76 '54 .00 RosweU .".. 95*62 «,0O
Galveston.. 88 80 .00 St. Ix>uls.. 86 70 .00
Oreeri Bay. T6 62 .60 St.Paul... 84 64 .00
Hatteras .. 82... .00 Toledo .: .. 84 «0 -60
Havre.;.. 90 '58 .00 Tampa..;.,. 80 60 2.06
Huron- i .... ;a4 58 .'.12 Washington Ss| l 58 .00
Jacksonville 86J 72 .00J1 Winnipeg'; . 76f'46 ;00
Kansas Cty| 94[ 70[, .OOj -V ':----»..
*, SYNOPSIS 'AND WEATHER CONDITIONS
The xteather - has been . seneraJly fair on the
Paclflc slope, butunsettled in the -southwest and
in the Rocky- mountain section. -Cloudy weather
with /occasional, rain- Is reported, from. the. Da
kotag- eastward ; to the \ lake region. '-.A moderate
disturbance Is over, the Missouri valley and will
probably 'move rapidly "eastward, uniting- with
an ill defined depression \u25a0 now . brer Kansas. \u25a0 ;
The \u25a0 most , noticeable ! features jof \u25a0 the weather
map are { a rise \u25a0In temperature of •• about- 10 de
grees- at Chicago, and- neighboring. cities and a
sharp fall, ln temperature in the Uakoias and in
the northwestern states. ?\u25a0 "*.>
In California the ten^nerature- Is again rising
and afternoon readings m the -great -valley- are
from 1 to 3* degrees above the normal. Cloudy
weather, is reported south of thp. Tehachapl and
fog prevails In - tb^ San Francisco bay < section.
The -relative humidity at Red Bluff was 35 and
at 'Fresno 37 per t-eut. r " -
FORECAST
San Franclsro and vicinity — Fair Tuesday,' with '1
fog in the morning; light south wind, changing I
to \u25a0 moderate -. west. -\u25a0\u25a0-";\u25a0• \u25a0 \u25a0.\u25a0,\u25a0• l ; • .
Santa | Clara - valley— Fair \u25a0 Tuesday; somewhat
warmer; -light -north winds. - ; .'. ' . \u25a0 a v
: Sacramental valley — Fair Tuesday;- 'continued
warm; light south' winds. -
San Joaquin valley—^air. Tuesday; continued
warm: light; east winds, changing to southerly.
California south of the Tehachapi— Fair Tues
day; overcast In tho morning r light south winds;
possibly showers In the mountains. '•*.\u25a0
,A. G. McAOIE, District Forecaster. '
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items, of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific ,
[Special Dispatch jo The Call]
. ETTREKA, Aug. I.— The Pacific Coast ?team
ship company's steamer State of California ar
rived from 'San Francieco this mornins, bringing
a consignment of mail, together with freight and
the usual list of 'passengers. ) "The -State of Cali
fornia'will sail on the -return trip -to-San Fran
cisco tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock. • , '
The steamer Excelsior, arrived here this morn
iug from San Francisco and is • now loading for
the return trip, south at fbe £>ccldeotarwharf . .-.
The • steamer/ San Pedro of \u25a0 the Metropolitan
lumber company arrived from San Francisco this
mornirg, . putting in: at : Fields • landing wharf,
where, a \u25a0 cargo of ; redwood for , southern coast
points is to be taken 6n board. \u0084 *~ , ; •
The -E. C. ' Dodge lumber company's steanie'r
Vanguard arrived \u25a0 this * morning , from . San Fran
cisco. .-The -. Vanguard ' docked at the Newberg
wharf, iwhere- a lumber cargo for southern points
is to be. taken onr -.•:••..\u25a0\u25a0.-;-' : : -. • ", ,;',. • •• £ : . '
" The Charles Nelson \u25a0 lumber i company's steamer
Northfork' arrived from San Francisco this morn
ing, bringing- Her iusual cargo *of "'miscellaneous
freight. Tlii» Northfork . docked at the D street
wharf, where its : cargo for this - city was dis-'
charged. ..-:•.•'•";• -'•\u25a0 ----- \u25a0.-.'—^-. •\u25a0...-/\u25a0;. \u25a0;.»-
• The government llghthous*; tender . Sequel* left
port I today, after' having; been here • for several
days past on ja ; regular trip of Inspection.; •
The steamer sKatherine of the Holme* Eureka
lumber company, which ( arrived in \u25a0 port | Sunday
morning, commenced loading a cargo of .redwood
lumber. this morning at -the. Holmes mill wharf.
to the ? local' agent, ;L. C.-Merritt of
the North- Pacific steamship company,- the com
pany's steamer. Santa Clara, which j was -recently
wrecked: off the bar and has since been rebuilt,
will not be ; returned, to this route.-. Instead it
will be put on .the direct San Francisco« Portland
route, : : opposite ' the ' company's | steamer Roanoke.
\u25a0 The hull' of the gasoline lanncli Micomet. -built
for, the Cogg & •\u25a0 Hall launch company; will be
launched .from ; the . McDade shipyard oa the
peninsula between 6 and 7 o'clock this evening.
9 ' : PORTLAND," Aug. I— The Jethou 1 arrived at
the Eastern^ mills -at 7- o'clock .this morning
from- San « Francisco. . It made the ', trip in three
days and six hours. In spite iof the < fact I that a
strong northwest gale • blew * all the way f rqm
the Golden gate to Cape Blanco, the blow, being
very hard. - for 536 • hours, ; according - to " Captain
Frlvold. . ;Tbe steamer is under . charter to :Bal
four, Guthrie'& Co. andwlll load 'about 3,800,000
feet of lumber • for Shanghai. . , , ~ : . .
J Three-quarter* r of : an:. hour late' in getjing
away ; this morning because of :tbe"large amount
"of ."• baggage \u25a0 brought \u25a0. down • to ' the » dock at • the
last L; moment,*^the:; : steajner> Beaver, Captain
Kldston, < sailed \ at : 9:45 o'clock for San : Fran
.Cisco and ; Lo» -Angeles. It had a i larger I passen
ger \u25a0 list ; than usual ."» this . ; trip,' all of - its . first
class accommodations being; filled and. its second
class '" list .;\u25a0 well taken. " Many ; who wished first
class :\u25a0 passage ?. were i turned 1 away ' at .- the \ dock.'
It 1 sailed i with -408' passengers, aboard and 'ita
freight araouhted to 2,200-tons. . .
V: :, With I passenger* - and freight i from ' San ? Fran
cisco and Los "Angeles I the ! North Pacific steamer
George g.W;* Elder- arrived a this \u25a0; afternoon. .- -, „
. -Laden .with 803 barrels of asphalt and 200 tons
of general 5; freight, "-;\u25a0 the I latter .coming for . the
American-Hawaiian S ateamship > company,*, the
steamer \u25a0- Caplstrano; arrived^ tonight. .>.; %...>'
v 1v 1 iThe ! Coos k bay,, whistling . buoy 'has V been , re
placed, by; the ; lighthouse; tender^Manzanita. • \u25a0•
• ASTORIA, 'Aug; J.'-^Steam" schooner Thomas L.
.Wand."-whlch f arrived:a;few,jdays- ago from San
Francisco -with nj general cargo,* sailed f or ; Grays
Harbor Sunday i to, load lumber. V -.> • i- v .- ••,"
~"fi Steamer^ Breakwater; arrived J Sunday ..morning
from . Coos S bay i with '; passengers \ and t *. general
cargo, i- It \ brought ; several « boxes of j fresh 1 salmon
for local cold storage plants and for Portland.- gf
tA Gasoline schooneriWllhelmlna sailed Sunday, for
Sloslaw with a general clrgo. \u25a0- ;V- . '. .
v. Steamer % Eureka -Balled- Sunday 'morning: for
Eureka. .' - • • i. . \u25a0-; '\u25a0 -: ';"\u25a0\u25a0** \u25a0-'\u25a0>. '\u25a0 \u25a0 :v.v ',:,-::<'
» Steam ? schooner : Joban ' Poulsen i sailed . Sunday
for • San i Pedro .with ' a icargo of , lumber.:. -. • *, ; : .' \u25a0.<'
l- r - Steam ; schooner : Nome \u25a0 City J trriTed > Sunday aft\
ernoon from San "Francisco with 'a' general -cargo/
, Norwegian steamer Jethou arriTed Sunday- from
San Francisco and.wili loadlnmber for,the orient/
1 1 » was I brought l In S by .; Captain } R. ? Swensen,*' who
•wen t "; down to the : bay ." city ; to meet i tZ^.i \u25a0 . %
Ml Norwegian^ steamer Aagot arrived; Sunday from
Eureka I with I a part cargo sof J redwood. > It ; will
finish loading at the Hammond lumber, company's
mill : for/Australia. < ; '' .^ - iH.. t . :• ," T . -...,:./ *,
~ Steam schooners Capistrano and Daisy Freeman
arrived this , morning; from \u25a0 San j Francisco .with a
general ; cargo \u25a0 and ' will ' load • lumber t for return
trips." \u25a0/ , r ,..: :-o-i;*.;;-;..', •--:.:. " : .^. : : .;-v;,f.;;-^ : - .^ \u25a0'\u25a0•_•
« I-OS :> AKGELZB, v Aug^ S- i .—Arrived— Steamer
\u25baYellowstone,* from 'k Portlaad ; i steamer i Kla ma th.
'from * Portland ; :i steamer ft Francis f H.^" Leggett,
from j Eureklt ; • steamer: Esther . Buebne, -, from Coos
bay : ; steamer ! Rose \u25a0Cl ty ,*» from * Portland ; - steamer
'Arctic.^f rom j Hardyj Creek ; > steamer \u25a0 San Gabriel,*'
from jllmpqua ; i steameri Brothers,*- from ' Catalina ; !
steamer.i'V\'hittier.'**from«Ventura.'. \u25a0,:• t : ••:,•. \u25a0-,-
>ji Sailed '— - Steamer \u25a0*»> Coronado.v ~ for -^ 'Aberdeen ;f
steamer.' Helen : P-1 Drew. 1 ? from Greenwood.' i - 1 :> .
i ABERDEEN, j Aug: Ji^-The^old; huiliof , the'
stmtmjer *. Harbors Belle.| sunk |«ome i months i ago/
has-been 1 repaired,^ the s main . deck « corered | over
and I converted 5 Intoi a? dancing,-, hall/S^The 't upper
deck: will. ,be topped ; with and filled; with
sea ts. *?• The > craft ' will *be f towed s to ' any point on
the harßor desired ; and will / have . accommoda
tions i for ; 200 1 excursionists, who may, dance or
enjoy = the" sights from - the - upper deck. This U
the first , pleasure craft of the klnfl ever bnilt
here. •\u25a0 v— r ; -\u25a0-- \u25a0- -.'-- - ' . : '..
Steamer , Svea -arrived this morning from San
Francisco : and brought 50,000 b.rlct -for building
purposes.: ; *" \u25a0> ; - ' -\u25a0-• '\u25a0'
Steamers . Tamalpals and Westerner sailed
Sunday : for San ' Francisco. . / •' -. • " .
.- Bark Benicia got a\vay for- Hllo'-.late Sunday
•night..: :..-- : ';\u25a0-\u25a0, \u25a0..-.'* - '":. -.-:"• -. -
\u25a0\u25a0' Schooner > Daxmtless .stated \u25a0 from' -Hoquiam lor
San Francisco. \* .' — ;\u25a0 ":•_•-.•
TACOMA, I Aug. I.— Departed-^Steamer Buck
man,- for Seattle ; Norwegian steamer -Cuzco, for
-West \u25a0 Coast.; \u25a0" «-. _'..... ":• -. . •' :
> NEWS OF; THE 'pCELIX
* .\u25a0 Xotlce-<q\slarine'r*; "-'•:'' ''\u25a0\u25a0"-'
FORT POINT. CAL.-^-Notlce ia'Kveby given
thatj the Intensity of: the light af Fort. Point
light station, San Francisco bay> Cal.. was -in- i
creased- July *8. 1910." by changing the illum
inant from oil . to incandescent - oil -vapor, with
out "other change.' List 'of Lights; etc.. Pacing
Coast. 1909, p. IS, No. 20: List "of Buoys. "etc.;
Pacific Coast, 1908, page 24. • .'•' . ; ..
POINT REYES. CAL.— Notice- i* also- given
that about September 1, 1910, -the 12 lhch'ateam
whistle at Point R»«yes light station,- seacoast
of California,^ will be' replaced by- a -first class
compressed air siren; to- sound-thri*: Blast, 2>£
seconds; silent, lnterva-l, 5J5 secontls; blast, 2s.
seconds: silent interval, 35 seconds.
Should the 12 Inch steam whistle » become dls-'
abled-at any time before September I' the 'siren
will sound the present characteristic; thus: Blast.
5, seconds; silent Interval. 70 seconds: blast,- &
seconds; silent interval. 70 seconds, L." H. B.
List of Lights, etc.. Pacific Coa-st.'. 1909, p. IS,
No. 22; L.' H. " B. List of' Buoys." etc;. Paclflc
Coast,- 1908, p. 35. By order of the bureau «f
lighthouses. ; .. W.G.* MILLER, ,
: . Comman'ler, U. S. N.'..-. lnspector;
.The- following 'affects the aids to navigatlon
in the thirteenth lighthouse dlstrlci: ,
: OREGON — Umpqua river. entranct^-Inside. b*r
buoy. P; S.' second class *nun, was replaced July'
23, having ' been here toft»e reported adrift. L.
H. 8. -Li^t of Buoys, etc.: Pacific Coast, 1908,
p. 52. . \u25a0 \u25a0 ;." i ; \u25a0 ";\u25a0.-•'
- ALASKA — Revlllaßlgedo charine^Hos rocks
light was relighted July 28 and Jh«' lens-lantern
light * temporarily shou-n " in plan.-fc-.pt" the aceity-
lene light discontinued. L.H. R. List of Buoys,
etc.. .Pacific Coast, 1909, .p. 100. ";'- -; :
".AI>ASKA — Sitka harlxr and- ibprpaches-^Buoya"
replaced, as follows: Makenati rocfe",-. -H. \u25a0 S. : sec
ond clasv July 12; Keene rocks, 1, second clasrf
•can, July. 12; t Mitchell rocks,- 3, i-'second class
nun, July 12. ' \u25a0' ; .' "•'..;
'; Neva strait. Whltestone Narrow's— Buoy a ;. re-
placed.," renumbered,' renamed- and rearranged
Jnly 12, 1810. All the buoys in . this channel
are now In position, as follows; Whitestone
tock--buoy, 0, black second class*, can. "to" .be
Whltestone rock buoy. 1; Whitestoue Narrow*
buoy," 1, first clas^ spar.' to: be Whltestone -Nar
rows buoy, 3. \u25a0\u25a0 This buoy • marks a . rock on- the
port side of the channel and also the southerly
entrance to the western channel through Whlte
stone- Narrows. • Whitestone Narrows bnoy, 2,
second class ! nun, to Whltestone ' Narrows west
channel buoy, 2; Whltestone N«rrwws bnoy, 3,
to Whltestone -Narrows west channel buoy, 5;
Whitestone Narrows .buoy, 1. second class can. to
Whitestone Narrows buoy,' s. L. H;-B. List of
Buoys. -etc.. 1008, p. 112. '. ..-•:'•, / \u25a0
Peril .. strait, from the' S'd-^Br'ad rock
buoy. 1, was - replaced . July -14, having been
heretofore reported In a sinking condition. L. H;
B. List of Buoys, etc., Pacific- 5 Coast," ".'I9OB. p.
: Peril strait, from S'd—Llesnoi-- shoal- buo.*, 3.
second class, can,; was.: replaced .jfnljf. 14; having
been heretofore reported out- of position. 'L. H« B.
List pf-Buoys. etc.. Paclflc Costst,- 1008. p. lIX
By order of the bureau of lighthouses. • ." \u25a0 .
.... \u25a0• . J.. m;- KiiLicorT. :
Commander. U. S.-.-N.Mnspector. . -.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
• :\u25a0• . • ARRIVED ;V:V-' *'•\u25a0 "
"'•'..\u25a0 • ;"\ ;\u25a0 .Sundaj^'July 31." ..
Stnjr Acme, Olsep.- 20. houiJs \f ixpia Eureka:
400,000 feet lumber 'to Charles. : Xels6n-:company..
• :.-sloniia.v ; ." : -AuffU'»t 1- .
- V. S. stmr Buffalo,- Hail; 36 hours from San
Diego. • • ..- , :"j."^.~. I?,-- - -
• . Sttnr. AVgyll, Dicksrin. 3' days from .Seattle;
ballast to Union oil compauj-.' ..'.' ": : ;. : :.
•Stmr Yosemlte,. Reiner;, :.65--hmDfS,''.fropa: .6s--hmDfS,''.fropa ' As- j
toria; bound south, put ia-to land -passengers' and
obtain'- fuel." -..\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0; \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0': :'•»>
Stmr Prentiss/ Irerei>n,-23 hours ; "frerni-Ecreka;
400.000 feet lumber to'PaciJJc' Itfmber company. .
-' Stmr. Kandon. : Johnson. .' 40" fours;; 'from ••Port-
Ordford; boaud south.. put-;ln -fpr' fti&U ' * ' ,:
" Stmr. Hoquiajn. R^inertaen, 55. hours 'from San
Pedro; .ballast to Bowes &' Andrews i '... ".- : 
' 6tmr Phoenix, Halvorsen,- 50: tiours froni Saa
Pedro:: ballast to H.'- Tempiemani. :.' .-'-. '-. ..-
' Stmr. National City;' Hljrjdns," ' I*.- hoars from
Fort Bragg-; 32y,000 feet lumber, to. linioa lnmbe 4 r :
company; ;- . •/. .'\u25a0 '\u25a0' •;\u25a0:.'\u25a0-:; L "-\u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
'Stmr Carlos. Roberts, pO-huur* .ffpm Sari Pe
dro: ballast, to J. Hoifier Fritca.'C- • \u25a0 --'...\u25a0'
Stair Fulton. Maloiwjr, 16 hours from Albion-;-.
7.200 railroad ties, 126 cords baitt ti>: Albion lum-.
ber company. . • : . _; - •"-.'' ..v. \ ':• .''\u25a0
*Stnar Santa Rosa, Harris,- 43- -hpuirs. from 'Sari
Die'fto.an* way- ports; passengers. and merchandise
to I'aeitic. Coast steamship- coin^anyv'-.. '•-. \u25a0 - '
• Stmr Fair Oak*, Johnson.' 40- hours from Port-
Los-Angeles; ballast 'to Pdllatit steamship com
pany., ....- ". ; \u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•"•"\u25a0'.*\u25a0"• -: : '. -• '<"'- ;;
.V Br stmr Harpeake. Daniels, 2S"rtayS froni Hat
odate, via . Redondo- Beach '40 hours;-, 12- v S63-l>as3
sulphur and 400 tons oak lutnb§fc : *6 ilara-A^i'atK*
steamship company. .- \u0084- '\u25a0 \u25a0' ".'.\u25a0• •.-\u25a0.',
'• Schr Santiago,* MeDpnaJd ! . : 11 ~bou'Fs* fibtn-'Mon
terey; 11,000 barrels' oil to . Associated ' transpor
tation company. In tow of tag Navigator. "
• Sloop yacht Presto, Stone; ; 22 'Hoots from Santa.
Cruz.. .. . \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0•" - *: ' .\u25a0»-\u25a0' ,l ! V, •• \u25a0\u25a0'
\u25a0 Sloop yacht. Harrxwa; Picked" =23 V . hours "from :
Santa Cruz. , " \ • \u0084 -"> : H :. .;' .
Yacht- Fulton G, Anderson, 24"n6ui»; ftonj Santa-
Cruz. . r : ;; -.".'\u25a0'• •"•\u25a0>!\u25a0 ••••=.•
Stmr Hanalel, McFarlsndi M- hoars from- Sad
Pedro* .ballast to Independent '•s.te'airisb.ip" com
- ' CLEARED' -AT SIOXTEREY ." '
, " • ' -Saturday.,- July 30. . "
Stmr; Rosecrans, Jloore,'. Kahirluf;> 'Associated
transportation company. .•-.". • -." ' - '\u25a0':\u25a0' ; . • \u25a0 \u25a0••
• CLBAREP \u25a0•\u25a0.••.\u25a0[ -.' '. • ;•\u25a0
• ••• .-\u25a0'-.\u25a0 \u25a0*. Monday." August 1. .-
S'tmr President, . Omslns,. Sap .Diego'; Pacific
Coast' steamship company. * . " .'\u25a0\u25a0'•'-.* \u25a0;-;• .;\u25a0.
- Schr James Uolph, O.lsßn,' Hank; tF. H- Davies
.& Co.- .- \u25a0 --\u0084- :\u25a0• .: \u25a0••.-?. v
• , .- SAILED- .... ."-j •
•'";>-\u25a0\u25a0 .'•\u25a0'.'\u25a0 \u25a0{\u25a0\u25a0 Xl^nelay-;' -Anjrust. 1. - -
j U. S; stmr Washlngt'on, Rogecs, ctjiise. \u25a0' . '\u25a0
V. S'.'stmr South Dakota,- Smith, 'crul*e. ; \u25a0-
.'Stmr "Albion, Nyman. C-nspar. •.- : - : . " """
, : Stmr Yosemite, ! Reiner, San Perfrfr." /.
. Stmr ; Phoenix. HalTorsen> * Sheitef cqtc • " •
D Stmr President. Cousins," S'an'Diego". " ! •.* " *
1 Stmr' Whitesboro," 'Frederk-kson.'' : Greenwoodi- "•••
,; Stmr ! Shivshone, ' Asplund. Columbia ( rfTer.. - '• -
Stmr F."- A:. KUburn, McLellanv 'Eureka. " ' • .
Stmr Hoquiam.'Relnertson,' Grays Harbor. "
"Stmr Bandon, .Johnson, t?an Ped'roi. "-.* . •
Stmr Oatnia, Canty, Portland. \u25a0/. .
*'.- Stmr '.W.X. Porter, Holmes, Astoria. \*
. Be* Btmr.RiTer Forth,, Brxce, ; Noyo and Port
Townsend. •-• > - ."\u25a0"".\u25a0 • .
•:Schr Llazie'Prien, Anderson, S.tuslaw.
\u0084 Schr Coquelle. AVetsel. Siuslaw." .'' • .', ' \
Schr *Monterey,''KeUy, Monterey,'. ln tow 'tug
Navigator. "• i- .'\u25a0.•.-'•-'.\u25a0 .'
: Pow »chr Newark. • Way la'nd, ' By xbee landing.
, . -SPOKEN • . ' . ••• ~~i .
June 23 — Latitude 17 south, longltnde > 37 ! we"»t."-
Fr-;bark; Cornil - Bart, from Antwerp- .for San
Francisco. '. . Iwofi^: . . .'
V^VV.Vi, WEATHER REPORTS ' . .'
. POINT, LOBOS, -\u25a0• August 1, 9 \ *. ' m. — Foggy;
wind : . W;; Telocity S miles an hour.'" *
• POINT .REYES,' Augnst. I,' 9 a. "m.— -Foggy;
wind NW: ' velocity 42 miles" an hour. i
; FARALLONES. -August J,9^ a.- m.^-Cloody;
wind NW: velocity 3B miles an hour.- " . ..'•;
August ,1, 9 a.- m.-rMisty; wind*
SW;-veloclty 10 miles. an hoor. '•
POINT LOBOS," August 1, 12 m.-^-Ft>sfey; wind
W; velocity 10 miles an hour.' \u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0.-:."
:POINT LOBOS. August-i; 3 'p:~ 'm.-rFoggy;
wind NW; velocity 12 miles an bourV "• - •. •
\u25a0•\u25a0-\u25a0- •\u25a0.--• 'TELEGRAPHIC .'. ". . •
v POINT , LOBOS. Aug.- 1; ; 10 p s in-.— Weather
foggy ;". wind 'NW: velocity 8 miles an hoar.- '
DOMESTIC PORTS •••
r TATOOSH— Passed August I,— Fr cruiser Mont
calm, from Hilo for_ Puget "sound; Nor .stmr Ciix
co,) from Tacoma I for-. San Franct!»co; I stinr, prob
ably Tictoria, from Seattle for- Nome.
tu EAST SAN » PEDRO— Arrived August I— Stmr
Francis H. Leggett,' from Eureka.'- ;• • \u25a0- .
- s EUREKA.-^-Arrived y Augttst -»I— -Stmr VAurelia,
from ; Redondo 1 Beach: s stmr" State *of -CaliTomla.
hence July 31; Btmr North Fork, hence July 30;
stmr Excelsior; \u25a0 hence ' July ; 30: : stinr San Pedro,
hence July/30; gtmr Vanguard,* hence July 30.
- Sailed August :I—U.: l— U. S". stmr Sequoia,": for — — .
'* -TALDEZ — Arrived .July : -Uo— Stmr Alamcda,
! from -Seat tie.. " '.."."'
.\u25a0: Sailed- July \u25a0 Alameda, ; for Seattle."
July \u25a0 29— U."S.* stnirj Columbine. 'for
•= Sailed-July 31— Stmr A:*. G. Lindsay, for Se-
a ttle:--- •- \u25a0: \u25a0.-".-, \u25a0. v: -\u25a0/• ' .-.-. :\u25a0\u25a0 .: , , ,- - \u25a0
iSEWAßD— rArrived July 31 — Stmr A. G. Lind
say, from Valdez.' - - - '-\u25a0-, j.'
WAY— Arrived "July .-'. 31 — Stinr City of
Seattle,' from t Seattle. -;\u25a0; ' .:
Sailed July; 31 — Stmr City of Seattle, for Se
attle;>.•...' \u25a0- \u25a0\u25a0: '\u25a0 - \u0084•: \u25a0 \u25a0 . "\u25a0. • \u25a0 :.-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0
: WRANGEl*L—^Arrived July 31— U. S. stmr Al
batross,' from Seattle.- • ".--. •.
r.KETCHIKAN— Arrived July;3l'— Stmr Dolphin
from Skagway.~-'- I'-'? :\u25a0 • - -?:i';^ -.;-...\u25a0 ,;--.
<\u25a0 c 1c 1 Arrived /Aug.-, I— Stmr Jefferson, -. from Seattle
for Skagway. ; t * .
SOUTH -BEND— Sailed Jaly '31 — Stmr Mayfair.
for San . Francisco. <:.- -.;-,;:;
-i '.WEST ? POlNT— Passed in An«.- I— Fr cruiser
Montcalm, " from /Hilp : for ;. Tacoma,"; etc. •" -
PORT -GAMBLE— Arrived "July 31— Schr' Spo
kane.»'hence«July.ilJ.*" \u25a0-•--..> .--.7-. . . .- • .: r
i> Sailed: July, 3l— Stmr. Fairhaven, for San'Tran
dsco.'"..; •-\u25a0- ,-- 'i'- , -..\u25a0 - .'; .- • r. \u25a0• \u25a0 ,
\u2666V- SITK A^-Sailed July_ 31— Stmr Spokane, : \u25a0 for
Seattle, s ' " •': - \" - : - • - - ..-..•-.•. .':_.
; -FORT BRAGG— Arrived July 31— Stmr Cooullle"
Elvers hence r July! 29: 1 ;,i~"; ,i~" / '• -- .;•-,•
'Aug."- I.^— Stinr Noyo, r hence^ July 31.'
-BEACH-: Arrived Aug. ' I.— Stmr
AUCTION SALES
$& AUCTION SALE -^g':
. Highest bWdcr— l4 d.lble sets, almost. aew. S- i,
slnsle sets- harness ;< 2^ horses, and" aiares.. salt- ?
able deUrerr: scrapw or ranch wort. TUESDAY. J
Anjcnst 2. 11* a., ftu. -IT StU «t.. corn«r Alice, I
OaVland.y ODELL &.KLESHER. Anctlftnafrg.i
j& ALJ.CTION,^
WEDXESkvY. AUGUST 3. 11 A. it.
4S htad'-ot mftren-aad. horses f*r all purpose*.*
wagona, bng^i^s and harness; all » must be »oIU. *
55? 4th St.. Oakland. —.-\u25a0\u25a0:
! Yellowstone..'from -Astdtla. * .
Sailed Aug. I—S^mr Yellowstone, for STan Pe-'
' **?*>.' -.-.-.. . \u25a0 —
1 TACOJXA— Sailed An?. ' I—Stmr1 —Stmr "Oueen. "for
: Seattle. '. • V = ' \u25a0
Arrived July 31—Stair Queea, stmr Wasp, stmr
bantit Ana, from Seattle. . , \u25a0 ,•
\u25a0 I'PINT \u25a0 RfiYES-r-rassed- AOgnsti I—Stmr Ful
' ton. from —> for . • . .
! , SAXT.V BARBARA—Arri»ed August I—Stmr
J^oos Bay bonce Julr 2l>. July.S^r-Stmc Santa -
Rosa. from. Saa-DleRO.." \u25a0 * \u25a0" \
Sailed August I—stmr Coos Bay. for.San Pc- •
; crro. Jury Sl—Stmr Santa Rosa. \u25a0 for San Fraa
cista. • " * . . ..\u25a0\u25a0;.'
:, ASTORIA— Arxi*«l "Anenst I—Stmr" Bear,
nence. JnlT-.30;-«i{mr Daisy FreemaJr, h«nce July
—S; stmr Csplstraho. hence Joly, 2S; 1 3tmr .G. W.
Elder, hence July. 20 Tla Eureka. - ' '. ' . -
Sailed Aggnst I—Stmr Saginaw; for Willapa
harbor.". ;• •-.-•. •..\u25a0•\u25a0 .- , ' ; • , .
• -: Sailed Ausr:.l—Sttnr Bearer, fpr.San rranciseo.
. BAN-DlEGfr^-Arr.ltea July. 31—Schr Wawona. -
.from CPrays Harßt*...- \u25a0-.-•.-. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u0084...'-.
•: SallW Juljp" Ul-HSrmr- Helen P.-Drew, for Saa
; I'rancfsco. " ' • . "•' .. .-.. .:
POUT SA.V LUIS— S-ailetl.Any. l—Stmr Car
> mcl. frr San Francisco,' -.-\u25a0• \ - :- •-.-,,
.CqOSBAYr-Saileti Aug. I—Stmr M, F. Plant.
for San Francisco! . \u25a0 •\u25a0•-. \u25a0• ,-.
B.VXI>O.V-^Sailed: Aiig. l-^Stmr Ellxabeta. for
San Francisco. ;\u25a0-.\u25a0 ."-•-. • .-': .-•'..-; .\u25a0: \u25a0
\u25a0 r VEN-TURA-^Arrlred -Jtay 31—Stmr WWttler.
. from S«n P.ed.ro. : -.'.;. \ • ".;"•..\u25a0.; -
.. Pall-d An^: I—<Stmr Wnittier.: for San Pedrn.
RAYMOXD-^-ArriveU An?-. I—Stmr Saxinaw.
from Astoria.- • :\u25a0• . '•' ' \u25a0 . :-. •• - -.. •.
SEATTLE—Arriyed July 31—Stmf Tltvton.
, hence July 27; stmr Hornet, hence July 27; stmr
HUonUn, tienee July 28. • • '\u25a0;
".Saifed Jnly:31 —Stmr'Victoria,, for Nome.*-
". ArriTPd Aur. lr—Stnir- Ramona. from Alaska.
•Sailed Acs. % —J^tmr Backman. for Saa JYaa
clseo. Jnly 31—Sect Stirasoa. for Rr-londo Beach.
SAX PEDRO—ArrWed Aujrust I—Stmr tVatsoo.
i hence. Jaly 80: stmr i)espatch, from Euw>%a
; »chr Esther; Bubne, from Coos bay r stmr .Lakm*.
: from Eureka; «tnir Klamath, hence JulySO; *taxr
.Arctic, hence July. 30:.; \u25a0 \u25a0 : ,- «\u25a0
: • Sailed- Aug. I-f-Stmr.Helen P. Drew, for S*a
Francisco. -.\u25a0-..- •\u25a0• : ; ;•- \u25a0'\u25a0'.\u25a0., :•*,
Sailed Juiy- 31^gtmr.: Gaalala, for Saa fraa*
, clsco. '.-" "'.'.• \u25a0••\u25a0'.
:: iIOXTEREY—SaiIed July 31—Stmr Rosecrans,
I for Kdanapali." • '• \u25a0 . :-' - .
' NOYO—galled Aug. I—Xoc stmt Tordetiskjold.
, for Eureka;..-"" •-; • ? ;i \. . \u25a0" . .\u25a0• ;\u25a0-\u25a0 , . -:.
i:.; ArrWed Aiig-.! I—Be-, stmr River F<arth.' henea
Jtily. 31." \u25a0 \u25a0•'\u25a0-\u25a0\u0084. .-. .-\u25a0""\u25a0 . \u25a0 .-' .:- -.^ • ,
'-•: '.\u25a0--. iStAXD PORTS? '. Z
; HOXOLULt'—Arrlvetl Auji. I—Br etmr A»la»
lif-nce Jnly- 26; Fr bark Jean : Bapti3te.' from
. deitb. ..-Engr."' "'":. ••• : :.--\u25a0\u25a0
-. ' : • \u25a0. \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'' EASTERN PORTS ' •\u25a0 .
1 NEW; YORK— Arrived July 3«—Stmr AdTaace,
from Colon^'-"' -.-.-...'•.. . ,= \u25a0
-Sailed Jolj 30-r-Stmr ilassachnsetts^ fof Pn«ct©
Xlexlco.' :'\u25a0:•\u25a0': -\u25a0• \u25a0..-"•. „. j-
'.BALTIMORE—SaiIed July 31—Nor stmr Carts*'
tian B«r8 P .for Newport Sews and Vvgtt sound.
";- ..: \u25a0 FOREIGN PORTS >."„\u25a0',
.. MAZATl^X—ArriTed.July 6—Ger bark Selene,
from Hamburg. .• \u25a0 • .'\u25a0. - *
:; VICTORIA \u25a0^-Arrived- Aag, I—Nor stmr Tn6r.
hence July 25., • = .. .-. .
\u25a0 Sailwl A*g. I—Stmr Olson & Mahonr. fo»
Ererett. •':..•\u25a0 :':'• ,
[— "PISAUUA-iin port July 2—Br stmr Bankdale.
fcr Pusret Konnd. •"• :. \u25a0 _ . . .
I YOKOHAMA—Arriretl July SO—Jap stmr Kam
"akura Mahiv from Seattle. •\u25a0 ; '*
..: HOX(JKt>N*>—ArrUed August I—Stmr Siberia.
hence July 2*." July 30»—Nor stmr Henrik Ibsen.
from Astoria-.--" .;•-\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 , :\u25a0
• Sailed Jdly 30—Br stmr LawhlU,- for New
> ork;. Fr stinr Amiral Ham-lia, foe Saa Fran
cl3A». .." •-; ! ...- ' :-:\u25a0• • .? '•• .
• ACAPULCO—SaHpd Jrity". 30—Stmc .City of •
Panama, for San Francisco. \u25a0
f TSINGTAIT—Arrived July 27—Br atmr Besstft
Dolfar,: from .Belltpsfham. . - \u25a0
;- PANAMA—Arrived July 2*—Ger atmr Wotan,
from Seattle.. -. - :• •-..- ' "'
'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. • " r . OCEAN. STEAMERS '•"" :"
' CHRISTIANSASIV—Arrived Jqly 31—Stmr Os
car ll..from :New -York" for Copenhagen.
LlVCßPO<M>—Arriired. July 3t—Stmr Cedrle.
from New -York. .... .- = ......
:' PLYMOUTH —ArriTed. Anz. I—Stmr Kronprina
Wilhelm.-from New' York for Bremen. •'
i- FlVME—bailed July 30-r-Stmr Carpatflla. for
New- York.'-. - - . - .: .- , >- .. ,
\u25a0\u25a0 GENOA—fArriTed Jnly 28—Stmr Martha Wash
ington;-from New" York." *', * •
.. HAMEURRr—ArrtTed July 2D^Stmr Hermoa
thls, from San Francisco, etc..' Tla Montevideo
and Havre,- - - -\u0084 . \u25a0 ...
'\u25a0 HAVRE— Arrlreit July 30—Stinr' Ttsinr. from
Tacoma. Lett's *ia Montevideo for Hsmbnrsf.
\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0, BREMEN—Arrived July 31—Stmr Bremen,
from-New -Yortt.:'-. • . -• „• , "
'\u25a0 BOSTON—Arrived Auj. 1-^-Stmr Parisian, from
Glas?<*vr: stmr Romanic, from Genoa.
\u25a0 CHERBOVRG-^Arti^ed Ang. I—^tmr Kron
prlnz-Wilhelai. fr«m New Ynrk'foc Bremen.
\u25a0 MONTRE.\I>-^ArriT><t Aug. I—Stmr Monrrosp.
from. Ix>ndon: Btmr Lake Champlain. from Liter*
po<>t: stmr Oramplan. from Glasgow;.
BOULOGNE—SaiIed July 30—Stmr Ryndam.
for New. Yort.'
•
;
Memorandum
;.; .'The :wrecte of st^ir Indiana, which, went ashor*
at Santa Atiw-gnerita island April 3.' 1900. has
beep sold .by-.underwriters of I»sdoot to Bates &
Chesebrough.' of San. Francisco: »vessel will 4>e
broken up It lies and iron brought t« San"
Francisco t(> be used.for ballasf in. *hlps bound
to."New Yfirkj; if'ls'.enpected to commence to
break Tessel- "up.-.lix;- October: the-price- paid for
wreck Is:said to. be abrmt 86,000. • :."-. •. :°.-r
; ..The atmr CHty of Peki^^ willfte- towed V> San
PaWo Wednesday. Anguss •3. where it will be
broken up and used for ballast. •
.Yacht Morjsoon.-which sailed from Santa Cms
Mast\nlghi, July: Sl.;' retiirne«l, on account of roogh
-weather: all well; :(r««tprned to Santa Cruz).
WESTPORT.::Aug.. I.^-Wireless stations closed
at Westport-ami .Aberdeen; will be no more bar
reports,.;, :\u25a0 •.. : .-: '; .. • ' \u25a0\u25a0: •;• .. • -. ; .
BROKER IS JAILED FOR
r:^RAUD IN DIVORCE CASE
Sought : Separation; Prom -Wife
cmCAGd.' Aug. 'I.— Willis Counsel
iflari.-a bri>fcer.: was today sentenced to
?prye 'three- montha. irj the coutity- jail
for- coiite'riipt-of court *tn, connection \u25a0
with, his pftrt lp divorce, proceedings to
\u25a0separate him ifrom'.hla wife, patient
of the 'hospital : for. ; the "insane..* .The
sentence .Was .imposecl by. Judge, Chet
laln 1 In" the. superior courts the' jurist
before^. .w6.pm' ' ;the alleged fraudulent
divorce : _case. was heard. , Couns«lman
was 1 t&k'eh'.tosthe jail after' he had been ,
allq'wjeid- to eat!, his 'dinner,' in '\u25a0 freedom.
• y \u25a0Oh Easy Payments
; : «3o:.c:isii . / • .-' $5 per month -
Fine Alfalfa, and Garden Land
In thte. heart of-Sarita Rosa. Valley.' near
.Luther, Biirbarik's home. Settled com- '<
rhunlty.- ..Everybody making: money.
'Station on the property. 10 "cent- fare -•
to Santa Rosa: School and'eharch near •
by. On :tni3 j-anch- you, can raise 1.000 -
chfcke.ns, fruits and berries and all tho
feed for. the'; poultry. 'Plenty of
grood water, good »roads; gas and elec-
tricity, fare $1.30- rojind trip. Trains -
leave Sunday S:4»: and 10:45. Buy your "
,tfcket o ; to -Wilfred. Agents will meet *;
you there. ,' —
STIFLE & KENDRICK 'i
S3 MOXTGOMeRY ST..' S. P. .
' Pri-vale Wire— Jfew Tork. Chlca«o.
Westera • Union Code.
J JC. WILSON
WSBmmmBSBfziEyiBER
XEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE -
- CHICAGO BO ABO OF. TRADE -,
THE • STOCK AXD BOND EJCCH.O GE '"»
. ; SAX FR-13TCISCO
Main . office, ' Mills IMUsr., San Prudsn. -.""
Branch office*— l'alace Hotel (mala
corridor), San Francisco. HoJsl Al«i.
aadrla, tos Angeles, Cal. , . ,-ri
.; Correspondents — Harris, Wlntorop 4k '--'
Co., \u25a0' A'ew " York. - Chlcaso, \u25a0 London and ' *
Paris. -•;... - ;• .;*.. \u0084,.'.-.•.. .'-.—.
IE.1 E. F HIITTON & GO.
490 California St. Tel. Douglas 343?" >,
St." Francis : Hotel. TeU Doug la* 3983 r-i
• \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0-...\u25a0 .--. . •-• \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 . .'\u25a0..- ...*.- .•»
Members of New York Stock Exchaage *l
. Pioneer House
: ' \u25a0 • \u25a0. r .;_\u25a0 - - ..,-" . -- " . *'£
Private Wire ,to Chicago and \u25a0-'
»w York
R. E. MULCAHY, aiaaaseT, '•
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