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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWSj
yesterday. The market eontinnes quiet.
Rea:i4 (p-r ctl) — ltayw, $4.5<j'ii4.75; Chilean
bayos. $4.itn«4.73: small white, $3.25ft:i.30;
large wMte.-K.25fi3.50; pink, ■" $3.23#5.40;
red, $3.25iit3.50: blackeyc, $3."i0®"".75; -.'■ lima.
SO. 15r,/,0.25; red kidney. $3.73 _:«; cranberry
beans,." $:!.7.Vi£4: garvanzas, $3iVt3.23; horse
beans. $2.25<ii2.50; Msnchiuian lieans, $3.50(tS
3.73 for cran'ierry, $.",.75<iCl for red and $3.55
(£3.73 for speckled kidney*. »q_U_-VUBpN~fi
Seeds—Brown mustard, St'.e: yellow mustard. '•
——; flaxseed. sas*_c;. canary. 3Uc; alfalfa. :
18c; rape. ls'£2Hc; timothy,, Sc; hemp, -*4535
3Uc; millet. 214®3"4c per lb. - '
Dried Peas—Green, $3.73){4 per ctl; Nlles,
nominal.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods
° Dakota and Kansas brands of flour are selling j
lotfVr.. 'Tactile coast brands show uo further ,
change. ■'-'.*,..- - * ■ -.-•'.■ -
Klonr—California family extra*. t_.40a3._0 net I
, without discount; baker** extras. $5.40«ij3..10; 5u
perf1ce..54.50624.70; Oregon and Washington, per j
bid. -4.30-_-4.t-o for family, bakers' and patent* ]
and $4ft?4.20 for cutoff; Kansas patents. $5.80;
do straights, $3.0H; Dakota patents, $7.20; do
, straights. $7: do clear. $0.40 per bbl. .
Farinaceoti* Goods—Buckwheat flour. $4.20; j
buckwheat flour, self-rising, $3; buckwheat groats,
$S; eornmeal, yollow $3. white $-1. extra cream |
yellow $3.25, extr* cream white $3.23; corn flour, I
$'.*. cracked wheat. $3.30; entire wheat flour, j
$3.20; farina. $3.00; graham dour. $3: hominy.
large $3, small $3, granulated $3: oatmeal. $4.23;
do groats. $4.25; pearl barley, $4.20; rye flour, 1
$0; rolled oats. $4.23: rolled wheat. $3.30; rye 1
flour. $3.23; rye meal, $3.10; split peas, yellow
$0.-green $0.50; extra cream rolled oat*. 180 lb
bbl* $7.30, 2 90 lb sack* $7; rolled flake*. ISO lb
bbl* $7.30. 2 90 lh sacks $3.25; rolled wheat, 15u
1!> bbl* $4.73, 2 75 lb Backs $4.23.
liar anil Feedstuff*
Green feed i* developing very slowly thl* year,
ew'ng to the cold winter, hence farmers in many
districts are still feeding hay -. their stock.
Otherwise there is nothing of Interest to say of
the hay market. The demand in this city con
tinue* *]ack.
Bran—*^'3(ji2o per ton.
Middlings—J33W3o per ton.
Shorts— $25020 per ton.
Feedstuff's— Rolled barley. $23(320; rolled oats j
fiw feed. $29fi31; mixed feed. $23620 'or aver
age lots; evergreen chopfeed. $21 per top for car i
lot* and $22 for jobbing; linseed oilcake meal. 20
ton lots $40, 10 ton lota $40.50. 5 ton lots $41,
£S»l*er lots $41.30; cocoanut cake or meal at
fill's. $24..".0 in 20 and 10 and $23 In 3 ton lot*;
F-libing. $25.50; eornmeal, $33fi34; cracked corn.
.33-234; alfalfa meal, carload lota $18. jobbing
$1»; red star alfalfa meal. $1S In car lot* and
$19 Jobhlng; Modesto alfalfa meal, $18.50 In car
lots and $19.50 jobbing; Stockton mealfalfa, SIS
in ear lot* and $19 jobbtns; anroca oilcake
meal. $16.50 per ton; calfalfa, $19 In car lota and
$20 Jobbing.
fHay— ordinary wheat. $8ii712; choice. $12.W«_
33.30: wheat and oat. $Sfflll: tame oat, $7.30§
11: volunteer wild oat, $7(a0; alfalfa, $.@l3;
stock hay. $5.30®7 per ton. . _H__
Straw—33(iisoc per bale. -..
Hides. I'nlloii, Wool and Hops
Hides—Culls and brand* sell about "__ilc nn
6rr quotation*. Heavy salted steer*. 10c; light
med.um. PftfOVic: light. 9c; cowhides. S%c; stags
7c:baited kip, 10M;c; saltfd veal. Is*aisv,c;salted
calf.l3_tls--jc:ii(.< !/,.;, i. ITCi I Re: dry salted bide*.
12c; dry ktp, l7fi,lSe; dry calf. 22c; sheepskins.
(headings. 20ii"40c each; short wool. 33Si60c;
medium, 50ftjSOc; long wool. 83crg51.23: lambs.
3Sf*",3oc: horsehides, salt, $2.23_;3 for large and
' $1.50©2 for medium, 75c@$J for small and 23.'<J
fOc for colts; horsehides, dry, $2*12.23 for large
snd $1.25@2 for medium. 50c!g$l for small and
25350 c for colt*: goatskins, prime angoras, 77,ci5i
$1: large hair goats, 23_;40c; medium, -:if33oc;
taiall, STilSc.
Tallow No. 1 rendered, '".-.ie'-ic; No. 2, 5a
l r*-ic: grease. 2@3c.
Wool—Spring clip, San Joaquin year's staple,
t-fallc; do.B nionth*. 7i811c; Humboldt and Men
docino. 151317 c; Nevada. 10@12e per lb. Fail
clip—Mountain free, Sftllc: northern and valley,
"7<a&c; San Joaquin, fall lambs, 7<g&C; do defec
tive and heavy, 54t7c per lb.
Hop*—Crop of 1910. lS@22c per lb; for crop
©f 1911, IS-glOc per lb.
:
General Merchandise
Bags—Grain bags, Cgc spot and fii4Qe%c
S3une-Jo!y delivery; San Queutln bags, $3.70;
wool bags. 35c: fleece twine, Sc per lb.
Coal—Pennsylvania anthracite egs, $16 per
' ten; Wellington. $9; New Wellington, $3; Coo*
bay, $7: Australian houseßichmond, etc.. $9;
I'claw Main, $9; Stanford Richmond, $9; Cum
berland. $13 in bulk and $16.50 In sacks; Welsh
anthracite. $15; coke, $16 per ton In bulk and
$17 In sacks.
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc. — Water white,
Iron barrels or Irums, "->ic; ISO degree
oil. iron . barrels or . drum*. 9c; Special
do. o^.c: pearl ell In cases, 14*4 c; astral. 14VJC:
star. 14i_c; extra star, 17$" ie: Elaine. 250;
eocene. ITIJe; red crown and.motor gasoline, in
bulk. 15c; In cases. 22c: engine distillate. In
drums. OVjc. cases 7c more: ,V 5 degree gasoline.
In bulk. 28c. in case* 35He: varnish makers'
an'J. painters' naphtha, in bulk 13c. In cases
jftrCc
¥ Quotations sr» for barrel*. Unseed, $1.11
"jrer gallon for boiled and $1.09 for I raw. cases
{■C more; Baker's AA easfor. eases, 5 gallons,
$1.19. 10 gallons $1.17: - commercial castor. in ;
cases. 7lc; china nut. cases. Csiri73c per gallon; i
cocoanut oil in barrels. 71«t73t(.c for XXX, .
-SU't^lc for No. I and Cfl-gCSSc for No. 2.
according to quantity: extra bleached winter
*perni oil. MX-; uatnral iter sperm oil. .SOc; |
natural whale oil. 55c; pure lard oil. $1; winter \
strained lard oil.-'.HV; pure neatsfoot oil. fsOc;
No. 1 neatsfoot oil. Cic: herring oil, 50c: salmon ]
c!l. 50c: boiled fish oil. 50c; paint oil. 45c.
Turpentine— $1.21 per gallon in cases and $r.i 4 ;
In bulk, drums or iron barrel,.. —~ i .
Rosin—E. $11.40: F. $11.53: G. $11.00; H.
$11.05: I. $12; K. $11.75; WG, $11.90; WW, $12
per bsrrel of 2SO lb*. .
Reo anil White Lead—Red. SViigOc; white,
Si'-f-iajc ocr lb. •
REFINED STGAR MARKET
The Western sugar rrdning .my quotes as 1
follows: net cash: Standard. , fine granulatetl.
4.10 c; standard, coarse granulated,. 4.SOc;' frtilt
granulated; I.WV: ,-ntloaf, la barrels only. 0.80 c;
11.-A E. crystal rtoailuos, r, lb cartons In cases,
7,SOc; do 2 lb cartons In cases. 8.30 c; moliarch
bar. 5.15 c; tablets. In half barrels. 5.30 c; do In i
23 lb boxes. 3.5.V; cube* and A crushed. 5.05 c;
nioimrch. powdered. 4.90 c; XXXX powdered,
4.9<v; candy urannlnted. 4.90 c; confectioner*' A,
4.80e: confectli-nera' crystal*. 4.91 X-; extra fine i
Cranulated. 4.<10c: mngnolia A. 4.40 c; exfra C,
4.3r«-; goldrn C. l.'.'uc; D. 4.10e. Barrel* and "Vi
lb bags loc. half barrel* 25c. boxo* 50c more per
100 !!«< than for bags,of 100 lbs net. liar in 33 ;
and 40 lb tins 51.70 more. In 8 and 10 lb tin*
82.35 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
In li>o lb bags.. ... . - ... :
-The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
! company quotes as follow*: * Granulated basis.
4.Boc;"Higrade" bar. 5.15 c; powdered. 4.00 c; A
crushed. 5.05 c: berry. 4.80.-; C. A 11. extra fine
rranulated. 4.80 c; coarse dry granulated, 4.90 c;
confectioners' A. 4.80 c; confectioner*' crystal.
4.90 c; culies, 3.05 c; bricks, half barrel*.:s.2oc;
bricks in 25 lb boxes. 3.55; extra One dry gran
r.lated' (100 lb bags onlvl, 4.60 c: excelsior A,
4.40; extra C. 4.30 c; golden C. -Or; yellow D.
4.10 c: cntloaf.. In barrels only, 6.80 c; H. &'__
crystal dominoes, 5 lb carton* In cases. 7.80 c;
do 2 lb cartons in ense*. 8.31H-. Additional per
100 lbs: In barrels and 50 lb bags, 10c more;
half barrel*. 25c more:. boxe*. BOe more for all
grade*. Bar in 33 and 40 lb tins. $1.70 more;
In 10 lb tins, $2.3- mufe. Minimum order, car
load weight..' 'yrjiwil >ll'-lli_W'*o
New York Produce
NT.W YORK. March 20.—Hop*— Steady.
M-ool—Quiet. ";
Telroleuni—Steady.
jliatr Sutar—Firm. Mi.-seovado. .19 test." 3.30 c;
s'lifrifugal. 90 test. _.t»6c; molasse*, 89 test,'
C I'.pfineti *"a_»r—Steady.
TButter—Steady. Creamery, specials, 20c; ex
,tras. 24"4 c: - firsts, "W 22c: second*, ndlßc;
creamery held, special. 21 _r22c: extras. Ifift^2oe;
•state dairy, finest. 24c; good to prime, 20fff23c;
common to fair. 13ftil9c.
Cheese—lrregular: state, whole milk, specials,
H'.'.'SlOc: do. Septeml»er quality, fancy, colored,
14c; do. summer and fall made. • choice. 12'4<jS
13c; do, whltP, HVaSIS'.c; winter taadc, best,
10>^c; do. common to fair. 9S£loe.
Eggs—Weak. Fresh gathered, selected extras. j
19'al9 I,_c; storage packed. flr»t, ]Se; regular
racked, firsts, 17@17Hc; second*, lO^c: state,
Trnn*ylv*n'a and nearby henDery white, 204|_2e;
do, gathered white, J9C-21C; do. hennery brown,
19c; western gathered whites, 16'i-gTJtic; west
ern duck c-S£», 32M-.le.
DRIED FRIiITS ,
Evaporated Apple*—Firmly held, owing to
light-stocks, on the spot fancy are quoted at
13Vie; choice, 13c: prime, J2"4c.
Tnine*—l-Irm. wlfli a good lobbing demand.
Quotations range from 8c to l.^c for.'Califor
nia* up to SO-40*, and lDgl-C for Oregon* from
-0* to 30*.
Apricot*—Quiet, bnt stocksare very small and
pri'-e< firm. Choiche. 13c;. extra choice, 13V.&
13-,-, c; fancy.'lSa-iailc.
_• Teaelirs—in better demand, firmer. Choice,
•'•H'ljc; extra,choice, 7 iJiMß',{.c; fancy, 8U
Italiilns—Quiet, steady, with little pressure to
..feu. 1.0,,5» muscatel*, - r>H_l<!i.;e: choice to
fancy geeded. oVi«7>.c; seedless, 4*;'36c'; Lon
"tl.m layers, $1.10M;L45.
Chicago Dairy Produce Market
CHICAGO. March 20.—Butter—Easy; 'ream
i^'.i. i.r«V d"'--''-'' 15K121C. Egis-Weak;
iii'«ii.:?,^* 4/ Me!J. Rl mark. ca«>« Included,
13 fil4c; . firsts ise; prime fir*t«,. 13Vic
t> . StPa,l!: ,la *''*«. I"'itl3i4c; twins,'llUQ
13!:.-Ulie""* Amttlcar- *3*4@l-',ic; .Tonghorns,
Los Aneeles Frodace Market
[Special Distxitch to The Call]
LOS/ANGELES March 20.-lew change*
were made i„ price* on the produce exchange
•lousy. kks were steady.. Ratter was slightly
weak. 1 lie potato market is firm .?";"
1 „!'.* >? !['i«-"u •".'"' lmT lnY: V**"- TO!) cnaes;
nutter, , 10..H4 -pound*; cheese. 3.955 n.mmk
|^t*U*s. 1.901 sack*; sweet potat,^ MwckV
Cheese (per lb. -Norttern fresh, iflc; nor tu
rn, storage.. 15c; locals, 18e; eastern single*
16Hei7He: -twin*.*' ISiietiT^c; ea.tera J_ed
ilars, 18« t l9c; eastern lougliori, ly," Ore Con
.laisy. 17Hf.f 18c: * Oregon twin* 10'i-?il?.ic
eastern daisy. • 17«18c; BwU». importeif *V
-B«iss, domestic, block.. 18e: wheel. 19c- cre^
brick. 118Q 19c; limburgcr. 18« 19^; roquefM™
Vtl-f'itter /per Ibl—Callfornia creamery eitra
I __4 ; creamery firsts," 24c; ladle butter __c- coun
tr4 butt*r. 18c. ' —• loaD
Eggx (per *<lc*l—Local *^ ranch, candled 24c
case count. 2'N;; northern California rase'count'
18c : uorthcrn Califorula candied, 1 22c- **»
easlcrn. 2lc. * '.-.• .",-.'.
IKan* (per ctl)—No. 1 pinks, $0.25- No 1
llnia>i. $C.25(_«.30; Lady Washington . No. I.']
$4.23; small whites. $4«24.-.->: lilai-keyes. $0.50;;
garvanaas. $4.30; lentils. $G«J7; bayous," $4.73
"tf.": Manchurlan,*s3(ij3.2".
Potatoes (per,ctl) — Minnesota hurhanks. *2.25
(5.2.30.* Michigan rural*." $2.23W2.33; highland.
$2.10-12.25; Idaho. *2f_2.-5; Colorado. $2.50;
.northern early rose, $2.23;-Salinas. $2.50; I.om-■
p<>e, $2..50-i3; Oregon rose. $2_,2.25: white rise,
local, $2.-_'*: . WataOßTille, $2.23: Oregons, $2.50;
sweets, yellow, $4.7.",: white, $3.70.
Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO -"QSPgHmj
CIIirAGO, March 20.—Cattle—Receipts esti
mated at 25.000; market steady. Beeves. .'.-,.1.-,'./
«:-.*; Te.vas steers, $4.45f't5.80; western steers.
$4.75_,3.53; stockers and feeders. $1«*5.73: cows
and heifers. $2.«0'a5.53; calve*,* $(!.25©5.50.
Hops Receipts estttnaled at ■■' oo.ooo; market
doll. I fie lower. Light. $rt.7o-l*!7: mixed. so.jofti
tS.OO: heavy. ta.tofa6.fO; rough. $«.40«"«.flT>; good
to choice heavy. $■!.fi.s lj,i>:. SO: piss. $1.305r7; bulk
of sales. M.tS-'iltJ.SO.-
Sheep—Receipts estimated at 21.000: market
steady. Native.-$31^5.15;: western." $3.25tj.3.1ii;
jearlitg*, $4.75<a.**.03; lambs, native, $»*(tii.so;
western, $.s.23ifi'rt.«<.i.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, .March 20.—Cattle— Receipts,
ln.imo: market steady to weak. Native steers,
$3.30(</C.fiO; native rnfft and heifers. $.14] A. 10;
stockers and feeder*. *4..V)f*5.!H>;...i11,.. Mot■'>._•'>;
calves.*s4.Soij(7..-.0: western steers. $1.75«i.tJ.25;
westevn cows. $.'5.25ifij,5.25.
Hogs—Receipts. 1H.0OO: market 5 _tloo lower.
Bulk of sales. $I.tso'rifi.7o: heavy. $ii..V,*tß.'s3;
packer* and butchers, $0,00410.70; lights, $(1.05i3
ij.75.
Sheep—R(<celpts. ir,,0f,0; Market steady.. Mut
tons, $4<5|3.10; lambs. *.-, ..-rfiniii.4ll: fed wethers
and yearlings, $1,251^3.73; fed western ewes,
$4-;'4.73. ■. _-_-_B_--l-__l______> W
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. March 20.—Cattle—Receipts.
4.700; market 10c lower. Native steers. -■*_■«£
5.20: cows and heifers. $.'1.25'U5.5it: western
steers. $-I.3o'iiß: rang cows ami lieifers.*-.s3fi*j
4.50;- esnners, $34-3.8.-".: stockers and 'feeders.
$3.73«J5.!W); calve** $4<8".75; bull*, stags, etc.,
$4.2503.13.
Hogs—Receipts. 4.K00; market 10e lower.
Heavy $d.30ii?«.33; mixed. $H.40-iT6.50: light.
$<1.4.wf1.3'>; pigs. $5.U050.-I0; bulk of sales,
$o.4(*i(ge.s(>. * /.>'■■-".-. -
Sheep—Recelnts. 12.000; market 10c lower.
Yearling*. $4.53fe*5.00; wethers, $4.40<8"5; ewes,
$I<_*4.So; iamb«, \ $-.00426.20. ;•
Portland Livestock Market .
PORTLAND. Ore., March 20.—Cattle—Re
ceipts,-- 800. Market firm. Prist steers. $(*;«
0.30; choice steers. I $s.i*si_*C: prime cow-s. %"><<s
5.50; ctiotcs cows, $4.75-5: choice heifers, $3.25
(j*3.30; choice . bulls. $4.50-14.75; 'choice light
calves, $7.73(11''': choice heavy calves, ■'$5._3@
3.30; choice stags, $5. 27,' a 5.50.
Hogs—Receipts. 200. Market steady. Choice
light. $5.__&8.50: gooil lo choice, $5r&8.23;
choice heavy, $7.73("":H.
■ Slice,. Receipts, 300. Market firm. Choice
yearling -■ -111. $4.50(if4.R5: old wethers. $448
4.23; choice ewes. $3.30"rJ4: fair to medium
ewes. $2.75(R3.25: choice iambs, $5.23!ia5.50;
good to choice. $5 lit 5.25. '.
.MISCF.I.I..VM-701 S MARKETS
Cotton Market
NEW YORK. Mat 20.— E. F. Buttoa &
Co.'a wire says:
In view of the fact that Liverpool was ex
pecting a report this morning of about 12.
--250.000. bale*, ■ the census report of 11.040,000
bales was considered bullish and the market
was supported by leading spot interests awl
the bull . crowd en the reaction which fol
lowed the reading of the report. We con
alder that the report fully confirms our esti
mate of a commercial crop of 12.250.000 bales.
issued last November and that this, in con
nection with the - 730.000: bales carried ore*
from last year, will prove ample for all con
sumptive requirements, and leave a surplus of
perhaps 1.11011.000 bales at the close of, the sea
sen, unless the price in the meantime declines
to a basis in keeping with the price of ntann
faetiircl goods, which at present Is around
12Vic for cotton.. With the question of the
size of the old .pop out of the way,*the world
will soon (urn its attention to; the prospectus
for the new crop, the planting of which will
become general within the next 30 days. Thus
far the season for preparing the land, rainfall,
etc., has been perfect and is considered attest
two weeks earlier than one year ago."
Spot close.) quiet."s points higher. Middling
uplands 14.00 c; do gulf, 11.-vie. Sales, 1.300
bales.
COTTON t'l'Tli
Year
Option. Open. High. I,ow. Close. Mar.lS. Ago.
January 12.53 12.51 12.1 V*:
March ...14.45 14.45 14.30 14.42 14.39 14.93
April ;.... 14.45 14.43 14.M
May . 14. Ml 14.00 14.40 it. 14..-.:: 14.*-.-.
June 14.44 14.37 14.04
July.. 14.3* 14.4:; 14.30 14.4:.' 14. ,14.02
August ...13.57 13.92 13.83 13.91 13.50 14.13
September ..... ...*.. 13.05.1.1.04 13.34
October ..12.C0 12.07 12.00 J2.OC 12.04 12.*->
Noveml>"r -..... ...............* 12.51 12.72
Uecember 12.34 12.55 12.41 12.53 12.53 1-.7:;
Sp<)ts, 14.00 c; cliwe steady.
Census Cotton Report
WASHINGTON. March 20.—The census bu
reau'a report* show the cotton crop of lfllfi to be
11.941.503 tulles, counting round bales as half
bales and lDdudlng llnters. compared with 10.
--3-*0.209 for 1909. Included In the statistics for
1910 are Unters, 397.592 bales; Sea Island cot
ton. txj.30.1 bales: round bales. 112.557.
The 'average gross weight of the hales Is 501.2
pounds for 1010. compared with 49fi.fi for 1909. j
Expressed in equivalent 500 pound . hales, the i
1910 crop is 11.909.757. compared with 10,315,nK2
for ISO 9. Cotton estimated by glnners and de-
Unters as remaining to 1* sinned and included
in the statistics for 1910 amounts to 70.109 bales.
The 1910 crop by states is reported as follows:
500 lb.
AlalHini:' .....1.271.199 ].__».'-_
Arkansas 821.335 544.550
Elorid-4 0X.295 ._ 59,950
Georfcia 1.505.R1M; ' 1.*"15.5R2
Ixmlslana i*rrT*-7T.*T:.*TrrrT:- 23f1.087%^-.' 250.^13
Sllfslssiopi 1.250.479 1.-103.379
North Carolina ...:......' 771.157 723.407
Oklahoma 954.533 857.004
South Carolina . 1,237.037 1.10f1,157
Tennessee 330.200 341.139
Texas . .r.nTT-Trr.3,071.203 3,170.091
All other states .:... 91,148 ■ 91.295
St. I.onis Wool Market
ST. LOUIS, March 20.—Wool—Unchanged. Me
dium grades combing anil clothing. 20i_(ij2-'*c;
light fine. 17-V4,19c; heavy fine, 13@17c; tub
washed, 20-a,33c.
London Wool Kales
LONDON*. March 20.—The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to 13,000 bales.
London Hop Market
IJYERrOOL. March 20.—Hess in London (ra
cific_coast), firm, ft 10s<83 ss.
New York Coffee Market
NEW YORK. .March 20.— R. F. HstfoS & Co.'a
wlresays: "Knropean cables .were.sllghtly-dis
appointing today. Santos seems more willing to
sell than for some time past, and is at time*
asking tor . counterblds. Receipt* continue to
run very small a* compared with last year.
Some claim that the.coffee Is ttf-Ing held In the
Interior."*where the" warehouse systems have
been mncli Improved during the last two or three
years and where storage Is much cheaper than In
Santos. While this statement Is reasonable for
the heavy stock which Is now in Santos, '"id un
important demand from consuming centers, ;lt
must b* admitted ' that. ibe Sao I'aulo govern
meiitiand ft number of. the import-tut rests In
Santo* are very desiroua that the' prices should
be ' maintained not only, until after government
coffees have been . disposed of ; but until 'other
stocks held on speculation have been sold to tlin
consuming distributers. . Our market was slightly
easier in ttio afternoon on little reallzlug by
recent buyers.
COFFEE! FLTCUES
Option— ' Open High Low Close
January. , u.-0e
February ...i ■• ..' 9.89 c
March . ...... .'..:.. 10.43s
April 10.49 c
May ..10.50c . 10.50 c: 10.50 c 10.50 c
June ....."..... ....... ...... 10.47 c
Jnly 10.49 c 10.49^ 10.47 c 10.42 c
August ."-'. ...... 10.3.1 c
September 10.27 c 10.27 c . 10.20 c 10.23 c
Octolier*.. ..: 10.0.1 c
November 9.97 c
December ....... 9.Die 0.91 c 9.9uc D.-Oc
Sales,; 19,200 bags.
The Coffee Trade
Henry Nordlinger & Co. of New York say:.
"The trade : throughout the world, baa: been
reducing Its stock* during the last two;months.
In the anticipation of retilenlshiug same out of
the government - sales. This . accounts fur < the
small withdrawal* from port stock* during, that
time, and the poor, visible supply statement of
Man-It 17B&f&*&P%Z?V1*!m)A i»' W|i*l H~jl-_pqi
"The more Interior holder* alhiw their stf>cks
to' be reduced, the more pressing will become
the necesally of replenishing same.
-. "Although :■ not apparent on the surface. it
seem* . to.- ua, that ,the actual situation has
Improved considerably, and that we , will: aoou
enter a period of a healthy trade demand.
"Speculator* have quieted r down perceptibly
from - their previous activity. 'Selling short'
was quite the fashion for a-time,: and profit
able, too: but- when .strong ,opposition . was
encountered ' this : fashion quickly '• died out.
"The bear campaign caused Importers aij job
ber* -to put out hedge* against their stock,
which i will have - to, be taken - back when they
make sales of. their .actual coffee.
- "This > feature, in : conjunction with the crea
tion of; a ■ abort Interest. • which; heretofore' was
wanting to prevent a" shari* * break ito : values,
improved the technical position of the; market
materially; ao much' so, - that values {can'now
be advanced ■ both .on our exchange, a* well
as ;In the open . market, \ without much * effort.
j "All - Indications point to ii • gradual Improve
ment in value* along the whole Tine. N'evertbe
lea* we "do; not believe, that price* will: recover
sufficiently to, reach: the high ■ level • which was
reached in January.
: "We have repeatedly referred to the compara
tively, lowtprlce* at which mild; coffee*;- espe
cially-wa»bed: Central' American*, can be ob
tained la oaf market.'•'• We can not refrain from
referriiik: r to", this ; condition; again, - because the
present -mild coffee-crop* are not sufficient for
the world's requirement*.-**and ,we can see no
falling .off. In their consumption.
"We consider. the purchase of washed * Central ,
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. TUESD^ ]\IARCH 21, 1911,
American .coffee at . the' present level of price
as absolutely safe."
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK. March 20. -Standard copper,
dull. Spot. March.- April, Ma>- and June. 11.SO
i&ll.OOc. Ixmdon, firm. Spot, *4 ISs lid; fu
tures. -£33 lis 3d. Customs biuse returns show
exports of 13.401 tons so for this month. Lake
copper, 12.50<e,12.*'2>,_c: 'electrolytic,- 12.37*-.*ij,
la.SOe; astlng. l*_'._r.. .
Tin—Firm-, lint quiet. Spot. 39.70<8;30..'*2-,_o:
Marrh. 30.55i-f4oc: April.- 30.2."i_:*'».73c: May.
„9._3i?|_!>.«_'-(.c: June. T.-'icai.-soi . London,*
strong. '-Spot,'f I'll us: futures. 117- 15s.
i Lead Easy. 4.40iK4.30e. yew York, 4.20®
4.22'_e Kast St. I/mis. London. £1" _l CO.-
Spelter—Dull.- :...".< :,.(-,<i,- New York, -.tO®
3.4se.Kast St./Louis. -■l j>ndon, VI?,.
■ Antimony—Dull. Cookson's. *!><i?9.so.
•Iron—Cleveland warrants, i7a 10 "id In London.
Loyally iron was id-.. No. 1 foundry; north
| em. $15.73 1t Hi.2": No. 2 foundry northern, No.
| 1 foundry southern and No. I foundry southern
soft, .*-'..5..-,< i»;. ■___B_HH__H
Navel Turpentine anil Rosin
| SAVANNAH, to.. March 20.—Turpentine-
Firm a. 11.02. Sale-. -138; receipts, 119; ship
ments, 4U2: stocks. : 108. --^Bgpl M*MC~-I^||iW aj
Rosin—Finn. Sales. _«2; receipts. 05.5: ship
; men is. 71<: stocks. M.961. Quote: B. *7.72' 7 ;
< I>. $7.f»_i,i; X, 15.0.-.; F. $s.n- ; i:. *S.T2-_: H.
IIH.IT-4: I, **.:•<': K. $->.._-_■: M,;sS.27'_; N.
js.yy; \vg, luijivw, *8.37' i. - "••■•.
!- —. «
TIER DIRECTOIIY
N<>:
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Pier :'.... Washington Pier 17.' ...'.Union
Pior 5....... Jacksonlpier lit........ Cnlnii
Pier. 7......... Ph.-I'd.- Pier 21 ...". .*...". Fill*
Pier l».... .Broadway. i Pier 23. Greenwich
Pier 11.. -. ..Broadway _|Pler 2.->.;.. .Greenwich
PI r 13........ YalleJojPier 27....... : I.omha
Pier 15......... Grc«n(Pier 51..... ....}Pow«
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
Pier 4 ... Mission 2jPier 2* ....'.'.. - ■ Main
Pier fi .Howard. ljPier 24 ,. Beale
i'ier 8 .Howard _iPlef>3- Fremont
Pier 10:.:. ...Howard SlPier 3- .....'. First
Pier 12 K..1S.H11 1 Pier 40 I -.JMliifi iiffmaiI aw
Pier 14... Folsom 2 PlOT 42 ! P. M. S. 8. Co.
Pier lft... HarrisonlPier 44 1. /j)aaa«_-__p«ai
Pier 20.'....... -teuari Pier .11 ..*. Fourth
Pier 2-1 ..'.'..... SiK-ari'■';■■■■
M OVEM of steamers
j' TO ARRIVE
Seattle 4 Tacoma I Klamath -..... .(Mar. 21
Everett ..I.Ilm Butler . ..(Mar. 21
Grays Harbor '!. <'. l.lndatit, Ainr. 21
Seattle .&. Taroina..'. ..|.\orthlaiid . . Mar. 21
Grays. Harbor....:.... .U'oronado .. .'.*,. Mar. 21
I-os - Angeles Porta..... Fort Bragg..:'.'. Mar. 21
Humboldt ..' I:"anfa Clara.'.'.'. Mar. 21
Los Angeles .iBeaver Mar. 21
I'nlon Pay, B. C....'. .|Henley Mar. 22
Humboldt (Vanguard ...... (Mar. 22
China .. Jnpaa.... . Tenjo Mara. . ..Mar. 22
I oa Angeles Fair Oaks .Mar. 22
Humboldt* ....City of T-peka. Mar. 22
Los Angeles...,....... Harvard .. ....IMar. 22
Srjjys Harbor , CbefaaHa ...... Mar.'22
San Pit-go * San Pedro [<i. **'. Klder.. .(.Mar. 23
Seattle * Taootna . M. F. Plant. .'.Mar." 23
Point Arena & Albion. Pomo ....Mar. 2-?
New York via Aneon. .(Pennsylvania . .(Mar. 23
Taroma :;l*anla , ..IMar. 24
Kahulul -> M ■■■-..- ..... . Mar. 24
l.os Anceles... '.'..Hanalel Mar. 24
Piled Sound Ports.. Queen Mar. 24
San Diego & Way PortsUrovernor *.....". Mar. 24
Portland & Astoria Faloon ........ Mar. 24
Grays Harbor.....'..... Barbara.. Mar. 24
Los Angeles Yale Mar. 24
lirays Harbor...'...'.... Centralis "..:*... Mar. 24
Los Angeles ;..'. .U. B. -Stetson.. Mar. 23
San Diego A I.'.- Ang.(Harvard ...... 'Mar. 23
New York via Aneon. .'Peru Mar. 2"
Portland & Astoria Roanoke Mar. 25
Portland & Astoria.... [Rose City ... ..(Mar. 2ri
Los* Angeles ....... ...[Bear ■.....*..".. Mar. M
Seattle direct ........ President ..... .(Mar. 28
Seattle ,1 Tacoma...'.. Watson Mar. 2ti
Mendocino & Ft. Are.,a S. -.< foam . Mar. 26
Sau Diego & Way Ports Santa Rosa ".'.'(Mar. 27
San Diego & Los Ang.jYale Mar. 27
Sal. Cms via S. Plego.l.Vevadan .Mar. 27
Grays Harbor ...:....]Norwood ......[Mar. 27
"TO SAIL ■' ■■-
Hate
I
Steamer
I Destination | Sail* |Pier
Mar. 211 Elisabeth |C«qulIl* Riv.j 3 inn 16
liar. 21 Klamath-..-.... !...» Anpelen. 10 am( I!)
Mar. 21 Nome tliy ...|Ix» Angeles.! 2 (>mj 27
Mar. 21i<.'«Qf« Bay i*an Pedro...! 4 pin II
liar. 211 Washington i.".:'Portland ...['5 pm 27
Mar. _1 Mtelil .... ii'oqnllle niv.| 5 pm 10
Mar. 21 Northland lfx» Ancelea.j I pm 10
Mar. 2l]Mo-j C oIla ....:.|Hone_on_ ...( 1 pm] 42
Mar. 21 [City of Puebla.fPioret Sound! 2 • m " 0
Mar. 22 Kteetsior 4,'oojt F.ay ..J * pm 19
Mir. 23 ' _e_* ....,.|Um Aoifeles.j 2 pro ....-
Mar. . Fair Oaks. .'itrayfc Harbrj-3 pm 21 "
Mar. 22 Harvard ......Han niffo.:. 4 pm 7-
Mar.' . flm-Kinan .....|Pnset Sound! 1 pm 7
Mar. IK-aver .'.' Portland ..-.112 m 40
Mar. Ti'.J'ea Foam.... .JPotnt Arena. 4 pm! ft
Mar. 23 Qnlnault ■ ,",\ illap.-i liar 3 pmj 27
Mar. _3tSanta lara. . Humboldt . .110 ami 13
Mar. 21'Santa Rosa [San Mego... II am! 0
Mar. Hew .....:. '' ■■•* A«art». it ami 40
Mar. 24UH*on A Mahay',Portland ...I 3 pin 27
Mar. 24Cify of Tope_a.,Hi_ab«ldt ..ill ami 11
Mar. 24|Yale' ...:.....Uan I'ieco...' * j■>ill 7
-Mar.'24lNewport .... .n>. 112 in 42
Mar. 24IO. ■- W. Elder. .(Portland ... HO am 13
Mar. 2t|S"nnfa Barbara.[_«• Anjselea.i 1 pmj 311
Mnr. Hf'entralla .... ; '.os Anaeieo. 1 i pm! 21
Mar. 2' liana: ......jlxxi Anjreles.j 3 pm| 10
Mnr. 2.%'J. B. Stetson.. '-ray* Harlirl -.... ....
Mar. __!Harraril .:(>m AuEeleg.f 4 pm -7
Mar. _r,'roron»ilo .... Ii'rays Harbrj 3 pm 21
.Mar. 23 lMarklnair "..'..[Anron -12 m ?M
Mar. 2.-|l!onoliilaii ...'. (Honolulu . .. 112 m .1*
Mar. 2.-ii('overuor ..jPiiSet i*oundl 2 pm . 0
liar. 2.V.M. F. Plant... Puset Ronnii] 1 pm 7
War. 2."i'P.oanoke ......(■"an Dlcso...( 7 pm j is ,
Mar. 2i*'Pomo ..(Point Arena.! C, pm ft
Mar. 27jt*ards (Hamburg . . 12 m 10
Mar. 27!Bear ....'.(Portland ...12 ml 40
Mar. 27!l*re«dent . . . . jSan IMego. .. j ■_> pm 9
Mar. 27IN'orwooil ....'..! f.os.I tife'ea.j .:..(.,;.
Mar.'27JYata ......,.'..|l,os Angeles.) 4 pur: 7
.
j -TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Skaeway & Way Ports. 'Humboldt Mar. 22
Si-lilovin k W'ay: Porta, leanle ....:.... Mar. 2.">
■Skagway & Way Porta. [State «f Cal...|IHar. 26
j Sun, Moon and Tide
United Stale* coast and geodetic survey—Time
»nd'heights of tides at Fort Point For city
front (Mission street:wharfi add 23 minutes.
TITRSDAY. MARCH 21
Sun rises ....V......... li :1 2
Sun sets ..-..:.'... 6:23
MfKin rises 12:13, a. m.
ljist quarter moos March 22, st 4:17 p. m.
New tuoon. .'.*.' March .-.I), at 4:29 a. m.
ITlmel . Timel tTlmel lTiinel
Mari Ft Ft - I Ft ■ Ft
in wf '-■■■ i, wf In w( U: \vi
21.. 2:501 4.7110:2.-,! 0.9 «:44|. :;.Uj u:*>| a.a
22.. 3:25 4.0 11:22 . 0.H 7:50. 3.7 10:35 3.6
23.*-. 4:2* 4.«ll2:20 0.7 S:3S| 4.5| .........*
- L..\V 'III W I, ,W| II W*|
24.. <':20J -.1.0 .*>:.V,| 4.3 1:101 . 0.r.[ 9:08' .4.7
23.. 1:40 «.<i| 7:10 . 4.6 2:001 .«'.3|.P:33 4.0
2fi..|,2:30| 3.31 R:12| 4 v 1 2:13,' 0.2 0:54 5.0
I . g, "Branch HydroKraphic Office
A branch of the tutted States' hydrograpfcle
oftioe. located, in tbe Merchants', Exchange.; Is
maintained .in San, Francis,-,, for ; the benefit- of
mariners," without regard j to nationality and | free
of expense. Navigator*"-!are- cordially > Invited
to visit Hi, office, where complete set* of charts
and sailing direction* of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
Information: can always be obtained regarding
lights, ; dangers, to navigation and matters of -in
terest to ocean: commerce. .
J. C. BURNETT.
, Lieutenant, V. S. ,N., la charge. *
HTDROGBAPHIC OFFICE
I Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
-.
Grays,Hari 18 ; IJan. lOlSouth channel la now
j" ' ■ I ■ I ; marked by hnoy^ -
Wlllapa »| 2-S |Jan. .T0| ..'.. 7... 77.77777777.
Colum. It.| 23 IJan. llj 7777777.
"ill ■■■■.■■..■"
Nehalem It| fl JXot. SOjChannel 4(Xl feet wide.
TillmU ., B?| 8 IDeC. SjChnnnel well to north
. I ' I I following nortli_»nlt.
Vaquina Bj 13 J Jan. 3!0utal«le buoy.C. IN. O. 1
■ ' ■ ( it gofle. ■ --.-
51
A
i " ~ ~* "
i _ _
Cm puna
:| 8 IJan. HiCbannel well -north
I [ (buoys ami ranges.
______*
Ian.
I • ■■
Klanith III 7 (Feb. IjC b a n d e I shlftl
■ - ■--.*- '■■ . ■ | -•■'' I I northwest.
Ilogue Blvl:-. -*>_]I'ec.' 17iC b a n d e 1 shift!
■ •■■■■-'--■■' ! . ) ■■ ■■■.-■■ I northward. - - ■.-.
Hmbldt Bl 18 . jreb. "IChannel worltlng "
•'oqnlllc"' III fl |)
Klanith Bj 7 . 1
I I
llt'liannel strai
'Ing
j Channel
working
north.
S Pedro B| 20 |Jan. Sl|No change In channel"?
S Diego'B''-7H|Ja_.-81|No change In channel. ~
S Pablo Bl 23 V. I Nov. 30j Depth In dredged chatT
'..'-' ■ ■--"I --..'..■■ I . -I '-el.-;' ,:".,,.-:•- .,:>/,
"| Jan.* mi So
■In channel, j
Army- Transport*
The Buford left Seattle March 4 for China.
The Crook is in • port, but will sail tomorrow
for Honolulu.
-; Tlie: I_>gan, outward ■" bound, left. Honolulu
March 15. .* *■'.';- ;': -...
■ The Sheridan sailed March 13 from Manila. -
The Sherman is in port. ..---
The Thomas I* here under repairs.
The Warren la at Manila.
;; ABEBDEEN. March 20.-A number of steamera
arrived '■ yesterday from California. The list in
eluded the Dori*.' Daisy Mitchell, Gray* Harbor
Santa Monica and Ncwburg. ; "
The British tramp steamer M. s. Dollar
steamed In today at noon. It is expected It will
get over the bar and pass Immediately out to an*
The Dollar loaded about 1.400.000 feet-of lumber
for; China at about $15,000. 'It will -„
to Bellingham to load Hie remainder: of the
cargo.
Steamer* Tahoe, Chehalls, ( entralia and Coro
| nado tailed for California ports.
MOVEMENT OF VESSELS
MONGOLIA TO TAKE
14,000-TON CARGO
Big Liner Will Sail Today for
the Far East With Many i
Passengers '
__-fc-_-j|llE' Pacific . Mail
j- r miner Mongolia, Cap
-7y f :|taln Morton, will
i 1-I sail at -O'clock to
yday for the far east
jwlth 233 cabin pas
fsengers ' and '-200
[Asiatics in -the
steerage. The liner
will carry, .14,000
tons of cargo, -which
includes a big ship
ment^!, government
froigrit for Manila.
Thl if,' government
frelght'ineludes SOO
tons :of hay and
Kvernmenl.
■luiles SOo
hay and
1,500 tons of gov
ernment tore*, The
cargo Includes 1,000
bales of raw cotton
for Japan, 000 tons of asphalt and 75,
--000 feet, of lumber.
Among the passengers will ■be Bras
tus Young, formerly auditor of the
Union Pacific railway, who Is going to
Honolulu..- c. W. Anderson and a party
of nine Chicago businessmen will make
the round trip to the orient on* the
liner. |„ .-■. .- . . : _ ■
Other passengers will be O. l. Gar
rison, director of the-Missouri Pacific
railway, and F. S. Hankay. director:of
the rNorthern trust company of ;Chl
_HHM_Hn_Mh
inrand Sails tot New /.rainml ,:""
The.Union steamship company's liner
Aorangi, Captain K. P. Evans,-sailed
yesterday for New s_ealand.\ia Tahiti.
with a large, number of passengers and
1.17 1 tons of cargo. The --tigers
ncluded:
i Vrs.J. Main Miss Evelyn C. . Law
: »'. KsorMou . reoee ; .". -'-
_im»« Bunks William Matbeson
i -. II I>. t'olloy 11. Mltcbell
J .V. F. Collin* Mr*. Mitchell
! -v. 1. crsbtrcs Clifford Mitchell
Mrs. il.tr.-f. . Itobert I'earaall
- 3. • 11. i Bownea - Frank Ploato
| 11. B. Earl- Mitt A.- Plnkney
| Mrs. (J. de Fraga - Harry Prime
Mis* J. Gall Mr- Prime '-" «—
Margaret A. Graham Miss M. Prime
W. L Greenleaf Master Kenneth Prime
Mrs. Greenleaf and child Master , Douglas Prime
Miss P. -Handle? Mrs. .1. W. Prime
Miss Edith B. Jones Mrs. J. W. Walker
J. 11. Lopez I
Crook Will I,rave Freight Behind
The army transport* Crook will sail
at: noon tomorrow for Honolulu with
the Second infantry, which was to have
gone to the island port on-the Buford.
Til" Second brought all their belong
ings from Fort Thomas. On the trans
port dock the stevedores are convinced
that there is nothing left at the Ken
tucky post hilt the,buildings. Of these
regimental belongings there are nearly
2.000 tons and they make ' a rile on
the dock that looks twice as big'as
the Crook. The transport'has 320,000
feet of lumber for the. construction of
barracks already- stowed on board and
about 900 tons of the Second's belong
ing will be left behind to follow on the
next troopship or be sent:forward by
liner. There is nothing: warlike about
this regimental baggage. There rare
more baby buggies than machine guns,
and the rocking chairs and four post
beds outnumber, the camp stools and
canvas cots 10 to'l.'"'... .'"" '
Trnjo Mars Drue Tomorrow 'J7
The Japanese liner Ten-.o Main. Cap
tain Ernest Bent, will be here tomor
row from the. orient, a day, ahead i of
schedule. A wireless message received
yesterday from, Captain Bent announced
that the-liner would,arrive about noon,
On board the Tenyo are 9S.cabin pas
sengers and a large number of Asiatics.
Yale Bring* Many Pamroarra
The Pacific. ":navigation company's
steamer "Yale, arrived yesterday from
San Diego and San Pedro.with 274 pas
sengers, of Whom ,34; were from San
Diego, and SI tons of freight. - The
steamer sailed for Los Angeles, at;* I
p. in. with about 160 passengers. Among
the passengers who arrived on the - Yale
were >C. H. Chaump. general - superin
tendent, and 11. M-.-Phee, division;' su
perintendent of the Western * Union.
Captain . Gray of the Red Stack tow
boat company and his wife were ■ pas
sengers on the liner. v>
«.<nrrn..r ■ Sails for the So»<h
" The Pacific Coast steamship " com
pany Governor sailed 'yesterday for
Southern California. with a large num
ber of passengers, among whom were:
37 3. Jones ,'' jJ. H__aae_B
' Ollie Itritrer .11. I. Carv and wife
Herman Weiss ■ , ■ G. W. Kelly and wife
Walter B. Weiss and.Miss Margaret Webster
wife I and party ■>__jwu§asj
Mrs. P. E. Keeler- Mrs. . I.c Roy Wright
J. I). Fnrrell Mrs. A. Snyder
Charles Kndenstrom and.A.- Snyder
wife Miss Snyder x "
Cf.il Kirer Irvinp ■ Barnaman
Miss Moore Miss J. Witts
Mrs. P. B. Ihnorly 'Mrs. G. S. Hamilton
Klre ■on Steamer Mackinaw
A fire- in one of the staterooms did
slight damage yesterday on board: the
steamer ■ Mackinaw, "i lying, at: Bran nan
street wharf. .It was discovered before
It had taken a serious hold - and was
extinguished In short' order by one of
the city tireboats.
Water Front "Votes
.Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,170,000 feet.
The French liner Amlra) Duperre.
the last of the' French liners to come to
this port. J arrived yesterday.. 110 days
from AnV«-erp and 21 days from:Toko
hams.' The liner • encountered, -heavy
"weather off the mast of Japan and sus
tained some damage * about. the i decks.
. The liner Manchuria* arrived last Fri
day at Yokohama from this port.
* Bates & ■ Chesebroußh yesterday
cleared the ship John;Ena for Honolulu
via. ililo. "The John I-7na will take New
York cargo, to the Island ports and there
will load sugar, for Philadelphia.
Enrolled
Steamer. .Olson & Mahony—H. T.
Payne, master. --.- ; _B__B__B__i&-:-
By Vii I ted Wireless
Monday. 20.'
STEAMER . KLAMATH -From Seattle I for : San
-Francisco:, March 20, 2:30 p. m.,*passed Point
Arena: clear aud. smooth; due at Ban Fran
* Cisco: March 20, midnight.
i STEAMER GOVERNOR Hence March 20 for San
Diego; -March 20. 0 p. m.. 13 miles . south of
Pigeon point; -clear; light southwest wind
baronet*. , : 30.0"".' -. '
STEAMER YALE Hence March 20 'for San Pe
dro; March 20. 6:31 p. m., passed Pigeon point
.. calm and smooth. "- . . i.; ;■--.■'- - . -
STEAMER SANTA ROSA -From San Diego for
:-• Sun Francisco; March JO, 9:2.', a. m.. off Point
*. But; clear: smooth; will arrive at 5:20 p." m.
STEAMER STATE OF V- CALIFORNIA—Hetice
.'March 19 i for Seattle: March 19,.9 p. m.v S
,; miles south 'of Point . Arena;; northwest ' wind•
clear; smooth sca;;barometer 30.10. -.-
STEAMER ARGYLL -FToni San Pedro for-San
' Francisco: : March ; 19, 8, p. m.. '■ off. Santa i Bar
bara; , light - westerly wind; smooth;' cloudy
"- barometer 30.00; .temperature 58. .
JAPANESE STEAMER •' TENYO MAR-— From
Yokohama for San Francisco;. March 19, 8 p.
--. in., 899 miles from San Francisco; wind north
: east; smooth sea: ; fine.)clear weather; I baron
*, eter 29._5; due San Francisco March 22,-12 m.
STEAMER SIERRA—Hence- .March *IS or Hono
lulu: March 10, 8 p. m.. 410 miles, off San
Francisco; moderate southeast wind; light rain
' at times;isea smooth; dark, gloomy- weather'
f: barometer,3o.lo;'temperature 5.. ; '
STEAMER ROBECRANS— From* Kahulni for Mon
terey; March •!*, '8 p. m., 1.000 mil-from
California coast; overcast; raining: smooth;
Mar.-ii 10. 8 p. m.. 800 mile* from coast; Tight
f. breeze; smooth. '._;'.- -°-":
STEAMER J, A." CHANSLOR—Hence' March 18
-,for Astoria; March 1 18, 8 p. at., 113 miles from
San Francisco; * light northwest I wind; r small
..sea; March 10. 8 p. m.. 200 miles from Colum
bia river bar; southwest wind: moderate swell.
STEAMER ARGYLL—From : San ' Pedro 'for 1 San
y~; Francisco; March 20, ■'•' Itp. * m.".* passed t Point
. Sur; will arrive at .Crockett- March "21,*. 2:30
a. m. '.:.'-,■■ '.*. ■ ' '■■ ,--. ' .'■'- '■'-':.' - ..." ' .
STEAMER ATLAS Bp. m .. off Point Reves
clear: light northwest wind; barometer 29.09;
;.* sea ; ; *mooth.a££ttp(kßl-*
STEAMER SANTA MARIA -S p.* m., 201 miles ,
• f
out: fine and clear; .light northwest wind;
: smooth sea. . ' ' '
I BTEAHEH. . NANNi SMITH—7 ' p. m.. off Point
• Arena; sky,overcast;:calm; smooth; barometer
! ,30.00; arrive 8 a. ;m., *''' -^t~*?£_M___
STEAMER SANTA RlTA—Passed out 0 p. m.
MEWS OF THE OCEAN
Export* by Pacific Liners
'British steamer Aorangi sailed for Wellington,
New f Zealand, \ via „ Papefte, yesterday, - with _■«
general merchandise cargo. The cargo was : val
ued at $64.796.tbe distribution being as follows:
For; New Zealand, $33,253: Australia. $29,621;
Friendly islands. $1,883: - Fiji * islands,' $240;
South-Africa. $38. : The following were the prln
clpal exports: ;■ ,-■• •-. ,-,-'. .;". ■ -*-•■-;.,
To New Zealand—ll.o62 tis barley, 140 pkgs
air brakes. Hi . Mils oil, , 2!) pkga : paints, 43 e«
books, 10 es cash registers, 381 rolls roofing, 4
pkgs machinery, 2.000.ft lumber. • ■ . ■
.-i To Australia 69.Bl4 lbs . coffee. 23 cs canned
goods. i-_ ; r-s ' whisky. : 3,400 - lbs seeds," 384 * rolls
roofing, : 4:! pkgs paints. 30 bolt oils. 5' pkgs ma
chinery, 41 Mils asphalt. 4 cs ammunition. —
': To Friendly Islands 3.800. lbs . rice, 10,500 ft
lumber, ',14 bale* bags," 21 pkgs:vehicles. *■-.-.,.:
'--, To Fiji Islands—C3 cs canned * goods,': 200 ' lbs
dried fruit. * »-
The steamer Sierra sailed for Honolulu on Sat
urday with cargo valued at $1(17,807 and includ
ing the following: -* '■.-.-',.
.190 bids .flour, 2.438 ctls barley. 800 bales
hay. 71.592 lbs sugar. 43.480 lbs malt. 7.200 lbs
tea, 14,800 lbs beans. 2.278 lbs dried fntit. f 1.71»
lbu raisins. Utgi cs canned goods, 60 ca eggs. '3.034
lbs and 4 pkg cheese, * 6.009 lbs butter. 2.032
lb» fresh meat. 9.861 lbs hams and bacon. .18.803
11* lard. 4.0.V* lbs bad 12 ess dressed poultry.
12.7411 lb« codfish. 1.025 pkgs: fresh fruits, ,- 171
pkgs a tore, 88 pkga salmon. 216 pkgs vegeta
bles. in.,11 ala wine and 82 cs nine. 80 c« and
2 hhls whisky, 300 c* -in. 39 ,-s liquors.. in pkgs
'"■or. .77 pkgs drugs, 20,000 ft lumber. .17 cs
typewriter-. 144 pkga dry. good*. 83 rt boots
and shoes, 20.000 ft lumber.- 1,544 pkgs paints.'
1.680.1bs,and 12 cs tobacco. 12- is cigars -and
Cigarettes. 250 c« and 27 bbl« oils. 20 pkgs' ma
chinery. 38 rolls ami l ca leather, 12,000 aksCe-*
ment. ISO kegs .powder,*! 2 horses. -> '-«
Weather Report |
United States department of agriculture —
Weather bureau. San Francisco. March 80, 1011.
iKAI.L DATA
STATION'S'
' '** S ' I A ' '«-": '-.'-■'**'' 2"
-_ -a* '«.»- ~~_
■ a* ; *i £ *f~: ] ''_"_, ;
Eureka [0.00 I 23.37 36.23 37.34
Red pinff .......... 0.00 22.41 20.04 13.01
4a.-ramento ......... 0.00 21.0* '.-'.'" 10.30
Vlt. Tamalpait ."..*.] 0.00 22.87 IS.M 2:1.''1
*m Francisco..". ....] 0.00 24.29 IS.62 :17.07
>«n Jose.r.T.'TTTr."'! 0 00 22.74 TO.78 12.40
Fresno ......:*..;... ii -hi 10.12 7.70 .0.73
Independence .*. i 0.0« 5.48 7.52 4.75
San Luis Obispo.. ...I 0.00 32.3s 16.63 18.01
Ixis Angeles...;.....) o.OO 10.07 13.06 10.72
San I Hern ....'....( 0.00 [11.12 : 8 84 .8.39
PACIFIC COAST. STATIONS
iii the following tables the maximum and mini
mum temperatures and rainfall are (riven: ;
■') J "5..
STATIONS . v =• » • STATION,
** i * * s '
tr
j ■
5
I
£ >_
| m
s _
_
* _
T. Z.
" o
v a
n '
as
■» :
: .
Baker .'.*. ...|..I34]
Boise ..."..*... 166(401
Del M03te"...|5fl!51|
Eureka ;'.. .*,.>■-it,
RagstalT '..'.I5SJ24
Fresno',- .7".*:*. 6SJ32
Helena ::..'. -2 34
Honolulu:'...76)681
Independence 66 40|
Knlifpili ...64 30
I.os Angeles.(62 34
Modrna .... 00 34
Mr Tamalp.-i's- 50137
North Head. 44142
Phoenix .7.. 1*2150
Poratello .-;-. 6234
Pt. Reyes It 30146
Portland ;:-..J5S|40
I .OOiiBed Bluff...:
.00 Reno .......!
j .00. Roseburg.":.-. ,|
\ .001 Sacramento •.)
i .00 Sail Lake.'*..
.00 (San Diego.-..
.00 S. Francisco.
.00 'Han Jose....
.OOliS. „ Obispo.
.ou|iSE. Farallon
.00 Spoil i .."..
.•a) [Summit -'-.';:.'.
.00 Taconia . .
: .00 Tatoosh ....
.00 JToanpab -...'.I
.00 |Walla -WallaI
.Oil Iwinnemucca ■
! .oo lYnma?;*.-'.**.*,-;!
-..:
1501 M
|34| .«
|36| .OC
!4Si'.0lj
!.-,<* .oo
|4** .0(;
4S 5.0.
[50 .0*:
48 .IK
86 '.OC
■712 •
as .oo
|40 .Ofl
142 .Oil
1.12 M
|26 .00
152 .00
n
* Snow: en ground.; 218 inches.
EASTEHX STATIONS
Pes
Abilene . . . . 74 44, '.00: Knoxvllle; ...(701*1 00
Atlantic Cltfj*_t|*-_t'.04l InniKTille -.*. .1061401 .00
ISoston ..'.".. |4Si.T4|' . IS Memphis ;!.. J7>"|4Si .00
Biiffal" :.:.':. 4232! .041 Montgomery -170 Ml .<*>
Cbarlestou .. 76I.-.S ..00 Montreal . . ~ 36 32 .04
Chirac. • .... <-2[12 .00; Moorbead .... R2130 .00
Denver ..... 7' = -*i4 .00 Nov.- Orleans 7«ifi2 .00
lios Moines..|70|3fi|-.oo New'York..: .*>4!_« '.00
Dodge Clty..78 41 .00 North ., Platte 80|2S .00
Puluth . *.i:i>; .00! Oklahoma ..". R0J4S .00
Dnrango .;:. 4SI32 1.1R Pittsburg*..'.:S2J36 .00
Bastport:'...'.(3Sj3S{ ..IK Hoswell .... OS 42 .OR
<*alvoston ;".. 70 62 ,.00 St... Ixiuta. 77. 70 4R .00
Green Ray... .vitSWl .001 St. Paul....'. «2|.**4 .00
Hatteras »i4[*i2| .'"2 Tampa :.:.. S0|6« .00
Havre To Mi .00 Toledo ...:. .M3C .00
Huron •'". . ;..•<, Washington . 00130 .00
Jacksonville 7S!''4" .02i Winnipeg ...42;2S .00
Kansas;; City. 7« '8 .00' . ,
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS ,"*'
There bus been no rain on the Pai-lflc coast ex- !
copt light showers -. near San , Luis Obispo : and
also near. Reno. There has been a marked in
crease in cloudiness throughout the, whole state ,
of : California • and •In Nevada. . The weather la
unsettled In the southwest and thunderstorms are
reported la 17 tab. Colorado and New Mexico.*.'At
Durango 1.18 Inches of rain has fallen.
I The weather in clear and warm over the north- ;
era half of the Pacific coast and east as far as
Illinois. Changeable weather is reported on : the '
Atlantic i coast and high northwest winds ; are
reported jin that .section ami also' at cities'on
the great lakes. * At New York and Buffalo
maximum . wind velocities ,4 52 miles per'hour i
from the northwest have occurred. ■■'.-■-
The * temperature, is abnormally high from
Montana 10 Kansas. . ,*• ,
In. California there, has*lieen a sharp fall in
temperature in the great valley.
FORECAST .
For the M hours ending at midnight Tuesday. !
March CI: . .'■;. , .■. .
For San Francisco and vicinity— Cloudy ___*- i
day;, probably light showers; moderate south
. treat; wind.-■
For the Santa Clara valley— Tuesday
probably light, showers; light north wind.* chang
ing to south. . -\V't. -_--v- .-, ,- ._, • -.' ~ *
For the Sacramento*. valley—Cloudy Tuesday• -
probably light showers;-light south wind. - '
For; the San Joaquin -. valley—Cloudy Tuesday' i
showersTn-the. tains; light west wind ' '■
For California smith of the Tehachapl- Cloudy '
unsettled weather Tuesday; probablyshowers; ;
light south wind. — I
A. 8. McAIMK. District Forecaster, j
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
PAri-.VMI-N-TO. 1* March ...-Observations taken
at.7 a., m.,* Pacific time: -
STATIONS
i: -t' . *' ■*.
it' ■ ?_
'■ _* '■ c :
'. * : •*
. i •%
\ I ":i
: ' T.
7 7 Q
_ -
5 fi
■ r*»
* - s* ■
'■■ 7'. <"* '.
: b
•Sacramento, watershed— "■ s
Kennert, Sacramento i river. 25.0 4.7—
Red Bluff. .Sacramento river 23.0 8.3—
Monroevllle, Sacramento riv. 22." 0.0*
Colusa,* Sacramento river ... 20.0 17.8—
Knights landing. Sac. river. '18.0 15.7—
Orovllle. Feather river :.7:'. 23.0 ' 6.4*
Maryavllle. :Yuba. river .... 30.0 I «.»•
Folsom. American river.... . .*.':" 8.0*
Sacramento, Sac. river ;.'... -O.O.^.O-*-
Rio 'Vista, Sacramento river 13.0 i 7.9—
San Joaquin watershed—
Pollasky,'Sat Joaquin river. .'.: 2.3—
Flrebangh.* San Joaquin rival 12.0 S.S—
Merced Falls, Merced river, i .... 1.7—
Jacksonville. Tuolumne river 20.0 j 6.0—
kfelooM, Stanislaus * river... j .... 4..>^-
Jenny 1.1ml. Calaveras river.! 10.0 ,_._-_•
Electra.-.Mokelumne:; river.'. 12.0 2.3*'
IJtthrop. San Joaquin: river. 17.0 16.6—
—0.0
—o.i
. •o.S
—0.2
—0.1
•0.2
.■ »0.1
•0.1
~*-o.a
—0.2
—o.o
-*-O.S
—fl.l
I —0.0
—0.0
—0.0
' •0.1
•Indicates rising, r - Indicates falling. '"
.- RIVER FORECAST
The rivers of both watersheds will fall slowly
during the next two or three dart. ; -.-.-;»
X. K. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster!
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
' ARRIVED- -
.*'-'-'• Monday, March. 20.
< ] 5:20 p. 7 m.. stmr,; Santa - Rosa. ,: Alexander, 11
hours from San Diego,; etc.: | passengers and mer
chandise to Pacific Coast steamship company." *■•*'
•■=> 9; p. m.; > stmr - .Nome City, * Hansen. 581 hours
from Columbia river; bound south, ■ put ;in for
fuel. .' -. ■ ■--
10 p. in., -stmr,Tiverton. - Dettmers, 84 hours
from Port Gamble; .70,000 feet lumber to Pope &
Talbot. ■ ':•' ' :;' , : ----: p.- .'-.. :;*-^!."
-> 3:20 p.m.*. brig.W.O. Irwin,, Warner, 8 days
from Roche harbor; .1,755 barrels lime to Tacoma
ami Roche Harbor llm» company.
9:15 p. in . stmr Elizabeth. Olsen, 42 hours
from Bandou; passengers and merchandise -to X
T. -Kruse. . ,;'3!(SBM(r*-_llPa___l».--.
.■ 11:55 a. m.. stmr '. Bear.; Nonaiider. 45% - hours
from * Portland,, via ' Astoria * 33*4 1 hours;* passen
gers and merchandise to San Francisco and ' Port
la, 1 steamship company.; . ; --..-.-.
- 8:50 in., : stmr t Yale,'- McFarland. 1714 -*____■
from' San. Pedro; passengers, and • merchandise to
Pacific navigation company.. »
-2 p. in., stmr Aurella, Peterson," 24 hours from
Eureka; 500.000 feet lumber;to. Tr-ower Brothers
-10:40 a. ! m..* stmr Nehalein. Tietjen. 40 hours
from * San - Pedro; . ballast to 4 Hammond . lumber
company. s ... -...
10:60 a. m.. stmr,Daisy. Freemen, Johnson, 39
hours from San Pedro; ballast to s. S. Freeman.
7:40 a. m.. stmr "IVinapa,* Johnson, ■41 , hours
from Redondo Beach;,ballast to Sudden & Chris
tensen. ■ .
•■■B a. m.. stmr Fificlil. Jensen, i4O hours from
Bandon; 455.000 feet lumber, to A. ;F..Estabrook
4:4*) -.. - m., - stmr : Carlos. > Roberts.*i 34 * hours
. Fritch.
AUCTION SALES ]
H.TAYLOR CURTIS E. CURTIS
AUCTIONEER. VALUER- AND AICTIOXEEH '7'' r.7-7-?"7i: i**^
, PURCHASER .OF WORKS OF ART ,7.. '.«', *- ** -''*'"**"'-'_"« * -l«
_«« TTmm „^ ____T - -" -J Office and Salesroom, cor. Van Ncsa and Sacra. 3
'566 SUTTER. ST PHONE memo (former.Walter building. Phone Frank-'i*
"V" uw ■ x J.XJJ.V KEARNY 1765. Ilia 2264; Home C_B__; residence, 806 Ashbury. •
H. TAYLOR CURTIS, Auctioneer ' N
MR. S. I. MOSSAWIR
Whose Oriental. Rug: Store- was on Sutter St. near Grant Aye. before the Fire,, **
has Just.returned from the Orient.where for two years lie has searched the.far *.'.
corners - of: Turkey. Persia and Russia, suffering hardships and privation and
many,- times -risking his life In quest* of the Antique Rug. His expedition has
resulted in his bring! x" ,
THE FINEST COLLECTION
RARE ANTIQUrORIENTAL RUGS
EVER SEEN IN SAN FRANCISCO
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, COMMKXCIXG TUESDAY, AFTERNOON
■'..'*"•'■•'.■ MARCH AT 2t30
THE SUTTER STREET SALES ROOM
BM SITTER STREET, NEAR POWELL |N__HflP_li
This grand collection embraces carpet and rug sizes in,the Iran, Saraband,
Senna,-Meshed, Karaghan." Sarouck, Royal Kirmanshaw,:£-erapl,.Royal Bokhara,*-
Princess Bokara. Khiva. Camels' Hair Runners, Sharaz, Mecca, Herat and
Beloochistan weaves.'-*si__%_*sp'fiSK*_'__|W-^
XOTE. —This.collection 7 Is now on exhibition and you are invited to inspect*
it, as such rare antiques can not.be seen except In museums.
JteryA Sorting \
HorBes
fvnji HW MWM Of the
'_t_EX _fil/ J_M Famous
MJBSH_aaßßMS_________H_Hfl- Horseittioe
Bnr Ilrnml i
200 MARES FROM 8 to 8 years of age. weight I
." 1.100 to 1.60 ft lbs, all broken to work. ■*-.. c
-Percheron and '.Shire bred, sound anil heavy
Booed, some In f I.*. ">*-WMIHMiB__B
200 GELDINGS ' FROM 4 TO 8 YEARS OLD,
WEIGHT FROM 1,200. TO 1.800 LBS.
- All . Broken 'to Work.
These!are heavy: lswey, sound, mountain.bred ]
ami raised horses, * the most durable, ; best mad,-!
animals in the.world. Klther of above for sale I
In lots of 10 or more. - ('an be seen part at the
Fries!,ben ranch, *8 miles from ''ridle.v, Butte
county.* ■ Inquire for -my - representative, N. M.
Churchill, at 'Iridley hotel; or at the P. Stewart
ran.-h. Crowes landing. Stanislaus * county, in
-1 quire for G.^W.'Manning.-, .-*
-: One carload will be on,exhibition at our sales
stable. 297 Valencia street. San , Francisco, on
Monday. March 20. Th" . first auction sale will
take place-In'San Fran.-is.-... April I. 1011.
Also on hand a carload of gentle broke Oregon
horses, 1,100 to 1.330 lbs.
E. STEWART & CO.,
AUCTION EKRS AND LIVESTOCK DEALERS,
\. 207 Valencia St., at 14th. V
TONIGHT
f T~T "j Annual Spring
JML AUCTION SALE
/_v&^ Gentle Broken
g|%p. DRAFT HORSES
Hp~^- ■-- Chase's Pavilion
"■**"^—-S—-_«— 7:4.. r o'clock
' 47H VALENCIA STREET
FRED H. \ CH_.SE & CO.
. Live Stock Auctioneers
FOR SALE '
10 Large Mares and 10 Large Horaea, - also
Wagona and Harness Suitable for Ranch.
■',:■< : '■-'. 11 KISSLIXG ST.
5 a. in., stmr South Coast. oisen, IS hours
from Caspar: : 2-0,000 feet lumber . to - Caspar
lumber company. ~-^*_SVV^i9'sn_ttHbMfqpqk^'v£
* 12:40 a. in.;-- Br stmr Saint Ronald. Shrine. 4
days from Naiialmn; 5,709 tons coal to Western
fuel company. *.
*1:4.-, a. m.. Fr'stmt rAmiraL Dnperrei'Martin.
110 days from Antwerp, via Yokohama 21 days;
n^rchandise.to O. W. MeNear * Co.
8:20 a. m.. stmr.Quinault.-.-Walvlg. 02 hours
from ■ Wlllapa: 620,000 feet lumber to Hart-Wood
lumber company. --,--.
• 8:50 a. at., stmr Del Norte. Ranford. :*2 hours
from Crescent City; .-109.0011 feet lumber, 10 tons
merchandise to Hobbs. Wall A- Co,
« 4:3* a.' m.. stmr Olson & Maboay. Favne, 10
days from AocOn, via San Pedro 38 hours; 1,300
tons merchandise to Bates & Cbescbrotigb..
7:15 a. m.'.'stmr Pasadena.' McGovcrn."l6 hours
from Albino; 318.000 (Ml lumber ami 60 tons
Iron to Albion lumber company.
■*' ' ' " , . CLEARED
Monday, March 20.' •
' Stmr Bear. Xopsnder. San Pe^ro: S"an Fran
rises and Portland ■ steamship company.
- Nor .: stmr Hornelen, Nilsen. Eureka; W. R.
Grace & Co, '
.Stmr Vale, McFarTand. San Pedro; Pacific navi
gal ton company. , -
Ship John Boa. Olsen, Honolulu via Hilo;
Bates ,<. Cbesebrough. ■ i; -
:. Sum- .Mongolia. Morton. Honolulu. Yokohama
and Hongkong: Pacific Mail steamship company.
- stmr 'Isthmian. Hall.. na'taa Cruz; William's,
Dimond &. Co.
-Br Aorangi. Evans. Wellington and wav
porta; : J.* .P. Spreckels k Bras, company.
Br slmr Belle of Scotland, Xutman, Nana lino;
Hind.*. Rolph ft Co. ■ . .
■ Stmr . Governor. . Cousins, San Diego; Pacific-
Coast steamship company.
■HH| SAILED
r Monday. - March ' 20. >.
6 p. m.. stmr Santa Rita. Boyd. Port San Lois.
G:_S ~p. m., ' stair - Daisy Freeman, : Johnson.
Grays Harbor. ->nf* J*-_TTr^tgyiaTjrrwT^3wjirjj^
. 7 p. m., stmr Carlos. Roberts, Willspa.
• 7:10 p. m., Nor stmr Hornelen. Nilsen. Eureka.'
7:40 p. m., stmr Mandalay, Lofstrom, Crescent
City. '....., ... :..'.,.: ,-..
--"0 p.- in.,*stmr Hornet, Marxsen. Seattle. J
5 p. m., stmr Atlas, Badger, Seattle. '
4:10 p. m., Br stmr AOranglr Eva..-. Welling
ton,'N. Z. . *
4:13 p. m.. stmr Yale. McFarland. Ran Pedro.
, 4 p. m.,- stmr- Xebalcm." Tletjen. Astoria. •
:-2:20 p. m..'stmr Governor. Cousins, San Diego.'
.11:50 a. in., stmr Uoqulam, Rclnertscn, Will
apn harbor. ;• .-;.-(
. 1:90 p.m., stmr ' Isthmian, Hall. Sallna Crua.
1:10 p. m.. stmr Wlllapa,- Johnson, Wlllapa
harbor. jjjjlMM'mi-IMtiili iMiiaajlji
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS^ March 20. 10 p. m.—Weather
foggy; wind X\V; velocity 10 milest an Uonr.
WKATHKIt PORTS
POINT: Bin i March 20. ,s a. m.—Cloudy;
wlnd.XW: velocity a miles an hour. ".";
PARALLOXES. March 20. 8 a. m.—Cloudy;
wind TV: velscity 6 biles an hour. .
POINT liißus. March _0, a a. m.—Cloudy;
wind NW; velocity « miles an hour. *
POINT LOBOS. Mure;, -20. 12 m.— Clondv
w!ndXW;< x<l->.-[iv 8 miles ,„ hour.
POINT, LOBOS March 20, 3' p. m.—Cloudy;
wind W; velocity 'i miles an boor.
' DOMESTIC PORTS ;'<<s6_H_H'
* SAX PEDRO—Arrlveil March 20—Stmr Cc„. w.
Elder, istuir James S: Hlggins, hence March IS
stuirs Wm.: H. Murphy," .1. - .1. _oggle and Acme',
from; Eureka; stmr Akatrag, . from Greenwood;
stmr -Samoa, from Caspar. ■'
-'" Sailed March 20—Stmr . Beaver, stmr West
erner, for San Francisco;. atmr ■ Fair Oaks,' for
ltedondo-Bea«i;lßtmnGeo. W. Elder, for San
Diego. *-_W(MHUHM|iml^CMH|iam
: UKDOS-O BEACH—Arrived March Stmr
Fair • Oaks,. from San ' Pedro.
*-i SOUTH BEND Sailed March 20. 2 .'p. m-
Stmr Temple E. Ikirr. for. San Francisco.
■ ■*•» SANTA t BARBARA— s March - -Stmr
Santa Rosa, from San Diego, and sailed for San
Francisco. -
Everett Arrived March 20—Br *tmr Parley,
from Vancouver.
*-SKAGWAY—Arrived March 19—Stmr Ramona,
from i Seattle, ami sailed 0 p. ' m. for Seattle
.WILMINGTON—Arrived- March' 20—Stmr Al
catraa. from Greenwood.
-PORT SAN LUlS'—Arrived March 20,7 a. m.—
Stmr Whittier. hence March 19.*.
-Sailed.March 19,. midnight—Stmr Santa Maria,
for Panama. ,* ». ~ * -* -.■.-:, -,-.-,
> TACOMA—Arrived : March 20—Stmr M. F.
Plant, hence March IS via Seattle- Br stmr Nlng
Chow, ; from .; Liverpool via Yokohama and- Vic
toria.".'*■._.-,.-.
" Sailed. March 19—Stmr Hyades,. for Honolulu.
March ' 20 Br ■ stmr . Belleropfaon. for Liverpool]
etc. -, - - '.',.: «.■ ; :- ' ,' ,
- .TATOOSH— Panned la March 20., 10:40 a.m.—
Stmr, President, hence Alarch 18 for Seattle and
Taeoma.' • .. ■;"--.. .:■->. .-* "- --*.'.
iCOOS BAY—Arrived March Stmr Iledondo,
hence; March -18. - ''
-- SEATTLE—SaiIed ' March 20. 10 a. 7. m.—Stmr
Col. E. L. Drake, with barge 93 in tow, for San
Francisco."' : ■■.'- ■ ',-.-. ;
':*Arrived March 20 —Br tug Lenort, from Van
couver.i3^arr_--_aaaaS-V_qMdsw)i^Maas£, - .
L'MPQL'A i RlVEß—Sailed March 19—Stmr San
Gabriel, fur San l'edro.^S r __jßWßS*-aa__i_lSHri(__l
;:; ABERDEEN—SaiIed March' Stmr Cnro
nailo. fur SanjFrancisco. . •- ■-.■., . -■;"
Arrive iMarch ; 20—Stmr i Grays Harbor, : stmr
Helenc. Daisy. Mitchell, stmr Santa Monica
stmr Svea. * stmr'.Yellowstone, hence March TO -
»-Salled*Marcb;2o—Br stmr ;M. 8. . Dollar - for
Belllngham. ■-^«(_%__BW<llp_-BC*'-, -
ASTORIA—SaiIed "March. 20. 5 a., Stmr
Rainier,«stmriSlwshone..for.San Francisco.
Arrived March 20. 4 p. ni.—Stmr J. A. C_a_-~
lor,';' hence' Marcs i 18; 1 p. x m., stmr Saginaw '
hence March 17. * . ' -_■"'- ' -, .-.-..!
•■■i Arrived March 19—Stmr General Hubbard
hence March 17. _
* EUREKA—Arrived;'March- 20. 6 a.* m —Stmr
Ravalli, i bence March 18; 7 a. m., stmr City of
Topeka. hence March in.*-,'••/•*' . ;
V. Barb-gild Ipside March 20r-Stmrs Santa Clara
ami "Aberdeen.^, for :San Francisco; stmr Francis
II.! I^ggett.rfor,, San Pedro. '":■■
:l SAX - DIEGMT%-Sailed March: 19. IMO p in —
Stmr«,Columbian, s fur San Francisco, and not
March IS as before reported' : - 7^3a&a&m£
27
HORSES 150
Wednesday, Mar. 22/11 ;
By order of John T. ifuig.at SasanTllle. Cal.. "
wo r will . sell ir»o bead of broken and' unbroken -
mares and geldinca of the Perrheron and Shire
breeds from his Lassen county ranch. They. will •"
weigh from ~ 1.200 to 1,080 pounda—all younjr
heavy boned -blocks in food condition and ready '
for work. Also one fine road borae, pacer, rec
ord 2:10. . *^
-Sale i takes place Wednesday. March 2_d. at I
11 a. m. at .1. K. Koran's sales yard, corner
10th and Bryant ats.. ; San Francisco.
W. H. HORli, Auctioneer.
704 Market at., San Francisco.
Positively no city horses will be offered.
3fe AUCTION SALE $&
34 HORSES AND MARES
TUESDAY....... ....—..March 21. 1911 ,'■
AT 11 A. M..
We will sell thirty four all purpose horsea and
mares from 1.00. to 1,800. also 10 good orchard
mares; also wagons and buggies Of all descrip
tions, , and IS i sets single :■ and - double - harness.
Any rancher needing horses will do well by.at- >
tending this sale. .Stock must be as represented .
or money refunded. At Mission Sale Stables. 430
Valencia at bet. 15th and lßth. Outside horses
sold on commission. H. COHEN. Auctioneer.
*\__^ 810 AUCTION— Out Sale. :22 *:
Ar-M? head of all purpose horses and mares, 1 7
rubber : tire business buggy. 3 light. wagons, .2 -
red. wagons. 5 sand wagons. .2 lumber truck". 2
heavy express wagons.: I dump -cart, "27 collars,
.1 Mexican saddle*: also 7 sets harness, etc. No
reserve. Wednesday, March 22. 06. 4th St.. Oak
land.
Arrived March 20—Schr Azalea, from Eureka.'"
BELLINGHAM— Arrived March 20—Stmr Se
ward, from T*w< nina.'''i»_-U-__l|_, ' ,
Palled March 20—Stmr Seward, for Seattle.
. VALUE/--Sailed March 18, 5 p. in.—Stmr Ala
meda, for Seattle.
■^ CORDOVA—Arrived March 19—Stmr Admiral
Sampson, from .".-ward. .-'-rimhiaiffm
KETCHIKAN—Arrived March 10, S a. m.—
Stair Humboldt, from Skagway. ■ '.'•■.
EASTERN PORTS --s___-HH_H
NEW YORK—Arrived March 20—Stmr Callf«r- ■
nlan.-from. Puerto Mexico. March 19—stmr Al
llanca. from Colon.; .<-.. , :,.■..;
• Sailed March IS—Br stmr Craster Hall, for "
Bahia Blanca; stmr Panama, for Colon.
ffirt**w*.-art -- -ISLAND FORTS
MAHUKONA—SaiIed March Schr Muriel, *
for Ran Francisco. -, *
linn Arrived March 19— Stmr Enterprise, *
hence • March 11. . -
Sailed March 19—Schr, Mlndoro, for Redomio ""■
Beach. ' '~*r_*i--i NT n h hi. '-* ai'*u_L.jJ_U_lWM^i|LjE
FOREIGN PORTS
SYDNEY—Arrived March 18— Nor stmr El«a. "-
from Paget sound.- - -:^l9BnHpaV___naßMMßpmM^
Sailed March -IS—Br atmr Boverlc, for San '
Fra nclMco.'<flßa|gHgfMMqpuHMigßpn^_antpq_Bß
- CALlCO—Arrived March 18—Ger stmr Si^nk.
for Hamburg;, duo at Guayaquil March 22. -, •-.-■•■
YOKOHAMA. -Arrived March 20—Nor utmr ...
Hercules, from Astoria. March 17—Stmr Man- : "
cburla, hence Feb.- 2R.
LIVERPOOL—Arrived March 19—Br atmr Pro- ■,-,
tesllsas. from Seattle.
- I'EKIM -Sailed March 20— stmr Teuo-r. for !
Seattle.
PUERTO MEXlCO—Arrived March Stmr
Hawaiian, from New York.
failed March -Stmr Georgian, for New-
York.*
COLOMBO—SaiIed March 15—Br stmr Wray
Castle, for Mew York. iiiiiililfaltß-iafaljjWMajjiMl
OCEAN STEAMERS -',-"
NEW YORK—Arrived March 20—Stmr Cin
cinnati, from Naples; atmr Minnehaha, from Lon
don; stmr San Gtorgl. from Naples.
NAPLES—Arrived March 17—Stmr Santa Ana.
from New York. .-._.-■ ,--«";
5. Sailed 'March Stmr Verona, for New York ".
and Phtladelphlar_Maaant_lu|M9iiHMh|aoH4M|n
FISHGUARD Arrived March 20—Stmr Main
tanla. from New Vf"- "P mWMHm^tfm^ Blß.'"' *Bll*nyK
: PLYMOUTH—Arrived March 20-^Stmr Kron- p
prime vVllhelm, from New York. ■-....
MARSEILLES— SaiIed March 18—Stmr Ger- '.*
mania, for New-York.- • -
• GIBRALTAR—Arrived March 18—Star Alice,
from- New York. March 20 Stmr, Kranconia. •""
from * New Vork.TM!^fil»M<_-M»Tni_Es*«' c r;Vft,^l«"
" GENOA—Sailed March 10—Stmr Cnop* for
Boston. -.
• LIVERPOOL—Arrived March 20—Stmr Baltic, V
from New Yor_..-pnKsggcsgaaHaa4|Bß--_l-_9n_Bj
-ALGIERS—SaiIed March 20—Stmr FriedrlclU
der ('rnsse. for New-York. ' :^nMMPVa_MQBMHSH
SOUTHAMPTON—Arrived March 19—Stmr St.
Paul, from * v"— -*■*—•'-•'*g t*"(ir*---f**___jtf*g_H-____
rit'MK—Sailed March -stmr Paanooia, for
New York. i*'^' c4n6R_-l_^i_Sgte rMpB9(
Memoranda
Per stmr Tiverton—March 20, 4 p. m.. 20 miles 'j
west of point Reyes, saw schr Snow & Bur- i .
gess. * from ; Ludlow for San Francisco. -»'-"!»
Per ' stmr - Qnlnault—March 19. ; 5 p. m., off J
Point Reyes, passed schr Snow & Burgess, * from J*-'-
Ludlow for San Francisco. ''JllWilltaii l llf'l 1 \H*tj]K
•■' Stim- ' Mackinaw, lying at Brannan at. wharf,
had fire in stateroom on upper deck tjjls morning;-'.:,
same-was extinguished -by flreboat Xo. r 1; dam- --'
age slight..
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST:f
[Special Dispatch to The Call] -
..: EUREKA, March 20.'—Despite- the * fact * that" "
calm weather prevailed in this vicinity today the
liar was la 11 very rough condition and with *__■__
exception ;of ■■ two ■ si earner* ■ arriving - there • were ■ • -
no shipping movements,of any,kind. It is be-"
lleved that a heavy storm Is raging a fejv miles
off tin- coast." --'-.-:.- .--•■:
/.The steamer City of TopeVa arrived this morn- .'■'.'
hag „i 7:15 * o'clock I from "San i Francisco with
freight, mall and passengers.- It will depart
tomorrow afternoon :at 4 : o'clock on the return t
trip south: -', - .-' ■ :--;-,i*>
t The steamer Ravalli arrived this morning at I*.
6:13 o'clock'.from San Francisco with a cargo of * -
miscellaneous' freight. It is loading redwood l""4"
lumber at Samoa wharf. * . ■";.
E.F.HDTTON&CO. £
i.... ...'..".. '.....-■■ rr-f- :--.,-. :-*- ..< . ■... •*"-:■
490 California St. Tel. Douglas S4S7'
St. Francis Hotel. Tel.'Douglas 39S_ 'i£*
Members of New York Stock Exchange :i
\ Pioneer House .'.;
Private Wire to 'Chicago
and New York '''
R. _M.tCAH X,~l Manager '$
'Private Wire—New York, Chicago -'',- ~
" Western Union: Code . -,~
J. C. WILSON
MEMBER "_-'■
NEW YORK STOCK < EXCHANGE
. CHICAGO' BOARD OF TRADE
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE -;
SAN FRANCISCO , •
Main * Office, Mill" Bid*., San FranclaeoJ,,;
"s* Branch 9 —Palaeo ii Hotel v (main
corridor), San. Fraaolaeoj Hotel Alexan- :;
dria, Los Angeles, Cal. . ■ - * '
..*•' CorreapbndentaHarris, tVlnthrov & ," .V
Co., New York, Chicago, London and
Parlo.

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