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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWSJ
1 Gftf."is per. lb; under 900 lbs, aft6"ie: second !
-quality, all weights, CgO<;c;.thlß, undesirable
st'-i'i-.-, ■<r,:7,\' i f. ■*
No. 1-hay. fed cows and heifers. 5"-i(3s*4c;
s^coad qpality. 4 #**,®scj trnaon. thin,' undeslr- j
ilile cows. 4^J4lie.
pcMrahle bulls and sta-js. SH(34c; half fat or -\
ililn bulls, 3VJ(iI-tc. - . v
V V B-"*.,''** c**u'* per lb less than hay
fed cattle. ~~
.•*>«}, re*"T I",s,*tw?J?liJ''P c-" lb- 6H^7c; medlyaj,
'•C'fl'.ic; heavy, St'.'gOc. .
Shee-w-DciilrablaVethcrs, •"■*i@s>2c; ewe%. 4<a
4 ykC. . ' *■"■
Milk lambs (per lh), (JiAc.
Uo-rs—Hard grsln fwl. weighing 100 to 150
mm*!!?. tu 200 li_. Tc; *m lb* ***■ 5
Ilor-ea and Mules -
The following quotations for he caw and mules
. arc fnrnl-ihed ley tha Butcher.', til stock Grow
ers' Journal: •=««.- urow
rw . , . HORSES
desirable tlrafters. 1.7C0 li» and over..s."Mio«?->.-,0
1-ight Craftcrs, 1.550 to 1,050 IhY s
ffsem^Sßbl^^_mm
sa"s br4,.??.V" '•*-■-- ?11
* *v'" v*iritc.» ••••_>_. *iftAtf('i**,l
•H:M n-OEXTKA,
torn if'/A 1 mr%....- Y.siw«si7s
I IM isZ' i !° I 7'»"-- .,.. 175(3200
Jkm n-\ aH 7 -Tear** ■■»*••■ 2is«B4n
i,~<i.} it«. 4 to i T'-fra "-.niftinn-
Site lil'sSl?* ?'***, f"ora W* ta's23 low^O
a-d ?tvie , *p * witl* »B?* *°f» conformation
a,.a fctyie, to comjnand extreme, quotations.
' i-W r 4 *ttd K_K
'• lh,n^J2i-_ s™l_s?i ,n •:wr*« 'C(*B roved more
.om ago *pcc u _ t01;1 , Ar( . d ,-*,"• ' a „ d th
?o^ ,n.i^* 4l'J fft Caw P -*0 yesterday by nice
■'ivchSnJ ,W' f01" supplies, under the rail on the
tome market 'was firm at ■■--<* a ---"-*
• at pr.i
wVr*.^ Bter'-, th*"* oluli ,>e obtained fr.mi the
\7nV*\l 2 '\ ? utter «o*alned firm at the pre
. ert L.,T ,ot,'<* J rat*'> In th cheese depart
lower. SradeS oC Young Americas were '.c
Kales on the exchange were as follows:
al -fft^T VIS «^SPS of extras at 20iic, 4_o
' '.■'.__': ■'",' "0 »t 210 a
t. V t >'**«~i'*tinly-i.r t . „<,„. California fancy flats
Vl>aud faUCy XpUDS Amcricas at 12c
oo^'iV 5 le^ *-2-100 Pounds of bntter. 1.2.000
lOMncl? b" ehef*ei .nd 2.280 case* of eggs.
II J« 1 mT%mm*\r* ar* official quotations, e*tab
tn, Ik- 00,- -*' Boor of the dairy exchange. Prices
.mot.?!oM re *** wbl!? IWWW4 by the exchange
quotations, - daily range from mc to 2q
• u.„jer, »»vxns totbe various charges to be added:
PUTTER. I<%S. POUND
Apr. Apr. Ipr. Apr. Apr. Apr.
Grades- iL_ll i«. *-» to 21
" r-Hm 1-* «"".'*sl )jc '^Vie 2o^'* 21v,>c £2'.»c 83Hc
1 rime flrsts.2t)',ic 2)c 80c 21c 81Uc 21Hc
Second," "•■•i2_. >_H« »H« »tt. 81^ 810
T?«, a«rVi S^<LlSVic lSVic lS^c 18VJC 18Hc
,--.1. ar*raB<> PV'ice for extra butter for the
per lb - ■-a''-•r-I■, ''■ April 15, was 20 9-10 c
w£k-?ir27" VmlUmia) flats, IH,- per lh.
™i ,1,, flrV%'. He. weak: do second*. 10c.
8,5_" fancy Young Americas. 12c, steady: do
,'•,'___.• H s p»" steady; Oregon flat-. 12\ic. firm;
IZZyL?l*!*'* a»*-*- 13 '*- steady: do Young
«?.iT ¥!:, 'Tc- steady: New York storage, 17c,
vZ^'f*tm,la d - 15«. -•eeriy.
eluded: 'al,forßla tttihl per ' -laa, case* in-
Anr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr.
r.rw, 15 17 18 3!» 20 21
'»rafjcs— . » ———-—^.~-—— .
S?*,*!,* I*'1 *' I^o 20e 20'ic 21c 22c 21c
*u5Zr*A •■••.•l7c I7c 19'ic 19Vic l!*v*,c i»Se
•tweeds 10c 10c 18c 10c 10c 16c
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND. April 21.—Butter—City creamery
■citras, box lots, ;cc.
-c "-r.trket la >earhy Counties
ciai C'ispaich to The Colli
_ W.l' MA. April 21. There was a drop of
-c in too prio^ pal.l for ejtss today, after receipt
of transactions of the San Francisco dairy and
o-rn v.change, althooeh nome dealers paid as
iiigli 21c. The delivery was heavy. The re
'■eat dbturhed condition* iii the egg. market are
am cwhat settled ami dealers are feeling more
<y:fldent. *
HANTA ROSA. April 21.—There wa* a drop
f»oilni- In egg price* and the local dealers are!
•'t'.iotlng 2<*o per dosen for ch«U-e and 17c for '
M'fiMids, after the sensational tftanetiverings of
the laet few days. Thi* Ik considered about a \
nornjal conditioa and should result hi a ata t Inn
*■■.■" market sgain. Tho production oontlnues
heavy, with good demand for incubation and
storage purposes.
SANTA (Rt z. April 81.—Egg quotations are
ftill subject to rhange dally, there being an
of 1 cent per dozpn today when the
•»r; exchange offered 2<V per dozen for eggs
*'f flrst quality. Inferior grades hr<«ight from i
l«e to. 17c per dozen. M'lth the unsettli-d con.
-''ition cef the market abroad, shipments continue
nght. - . ...._ .- ■■..... ....
Potatoes, Onion.-' and Vesftahlea .
The market for asparagus developed a healthier !
tone on coraparativelv li-tit arrivals »n.l brisk ;
trutlhig yesterday. Receipts were smaller tiian I
• * the preceding %'ay by about 1.000 boxes and
there was some demand for shipnlng in addi
tion to the routine local trade. Peas ISM] new :
1-otatne* were both in increased supply and 1
lowor. with quite a surplus unsold st th* close. j
Rhnbarh from acro*a the bay continued to. drag. '
while Ssn Jose lots found prompt sale at the :
<elil quotations, potatoe. and ouions were firm, 1
with the market active.
Potatoes—River Burbanks. $2*t2.25 per ctl; '
I.ompoe Bnrbanks. $2.«5*»-"l per tl; Oregon Bur-
Innks. $2.60«f2.75 per ctl: eastern rural*. $8.13.
<i{2Bs per ctl; Bweet potatoes. Sate per Ib; new
iwetatoes, 4Sific per lb.
Onions—Domestic yellow. $4 per ctl; Aus
tralian. $464.85 per ctl: Bermuda. $4«4 .:<0 per
ctl: green onions. SO^fOOc per box.
Vegetshlcei—Asparagus. •ft 1.50 per box for
extra and 50^90c for second grade: rhubarb.
fiOffißse per box for ordinary and $101.25 for
fancy; tomatoes.Mext.-aD, $1.50t51.75 for crales
snd $2i32.25 for hove*; grceu pea*. 4@sc per
lh: string besns, 10.320 c per lb; I ■ll.hage.
f>o<* per ctl; garlic. 4ffsc per lb; cucumber*. $1Q
1.23 per doz»n: eaqllflewer. 75c"J$l I>er doaen;
csrrots. I«if73c per sack.
lu-cidiion* and titrua Fruits
Strawberrie-f centinqed to arrive from l.os An
geles and from nearby districts yesterday and
every package received found quick sale at
t-atlafsctory price*. Rome 300 crates am* in
from ">s Aneelea and about a zen chests ar
rival from . Palo Alto and the Palaro -ralley.
The crated goods went at $1.2301.75. I/»ng
worths brotght 70ft 00c. and prices for the large
varletlea ranged from 50c to 75c a drawer. other
fruits moved fairly at the old quotations.
Apples (Mr box!— Fancy Newtown pippins.
$1.50(?t1.75 for 3 and 4 tier snd *1.85@1.40 for
4"i tier; red varieties. $1.25@1.73.
Citrus Fruits (per box)— Navel oranges. $2.50
for fancy. $2';. for choice »d
$1.23*31.50 for standard: grapefruit. $2,25«S
for seedless; letnoos. $3(33.50 for fancy. x2.2s'''i
2.73 for choice and $1.25181.50 for standard;
Mexican lime*. $3rrt3.30.
Tropical rruits— Bananas. $1-31.50 per bunch
for Uswaiian and $2.50@3.50 for Central Ameri
can; pineapples, nominal.
Ne,x York Citrus A loan
Nl***i* YORK. April 21.—California citrus fruit
fiction sales . today were recorded as follows:
Navels. 17 car*; Thompsons, 1 car; blood. 1' 2
«!,rs; ravelencla. *i car; sweet. 1 car; Homo
tissa, ■ _ est-; Jaffa. ' . car: budded, li car;
i-'Cjags, 2 cars; tangerine*. _ car. The
•ve.tber was clondy and warm. lighter offer
ings and active "market m!*d at s@loe higher.
Extra fane- large, $2.75ffi»4.fi5; regular and
small. $2.R0i33.75: fancy large. $2.**0<a3.05;
regular, $2.50(33.35; small, $2.45'fit3.40: choice
large. $1.0052.70; regular, $2.50@3.15; small,
$2.30i@3.20: orchard run. large. $2.30<32.7Ci;
regular. $2.50(3,3.85: small, $2.4533.35; atand
ard regular. $3.40(32.50: smsll. $8.1533.00.
Thompsons—Fancy large. $2.70@2.00; re-gular,
$333.15; stuali. $3.0533.2.1: choice larre, $2.30;
regular and smsll. $2.0032.0*1.
8100-ls—Choice,-$2.<*532.50: Ives, choice,
$1.15®1.35: orchard run. $1.10*31.20.
Navaleocias—Fancy. $2.30c*!3.05.
Sweets—Orchard run, $1.0.332.75; standard,
$2.10.
Homosasca—Orchard rm. J35032.43.
Jaffa—Orchard run. $8.83«2.50.
piidtled—Orchard run. $2.10«Y2.f1f>.
"•ccdllng*—Orchard run, • $1.65*»2..'3,
Taiigorlnc*—Choice, $1.4031.50.
Dried Kriflt» f Rnlalas. *Jf uio ami Homer
Conditions; 0 dried fruits and raisins show
-ao change. Iloth are firm at full figure*.
Fruits—Evaporated apples. 11/<Xl2c; fancy do.
, 12'^3L1c; npricfit». lK'il3c; Cuncy Mo.«-narks,
13%314c: pcache--. U'i37c: fancy, rugsc:
priineii. 10c basis; 8;s, l&H crop, 4^3V40", pears,
loC(t'l3c. : -. -
Raisins—Layers, cluster*—« crown; $2.50; 5
crown, X 2; 4 crown, $1.40; :s crown, $1.10: a!
crown, *1; tjcdeil. -"gCj' for choice: seedless,
4*,CJoc: Tlio-npson'n seedless, t>%(S,o%c; loose
-muscatel*. 4 crown sc, 3 crown 4^414*40, 2
crown 4V t <i%4 lie: needless. 4@o*^c; ruiaius in
sweatbox nt Fresno. 3*4 c. r\
•Nuts—Almoiiils, r.oDtiarclls. l.*iV*c; \X\,~, \4"%0.;
ne plus ultra, 13','e; Drakes. ll',iiJSl2c;-langue- |
docs, lie; hardshell. 7IjCJSc; rhelled almonds,
£5333 c: walnuts, 15e |>er Ib for No. 1 softsbells,
14Hc for No. 1 standards; No. 2 standards. He;
pecans, HliQel'c; l-auutg, 4"^-S5--; pine nuts.
18320 c. -.-.--..-
Honey—Water white comb, sage honey, 133
15c;.white slo, ltisl2\__c; amber de, 10S|Uei'*'"*
- tracted, nominal. ■ ** ;-
Beeswax—27%@3oc per lb for light and 23©
2Cc.for dart. ':"^*f3R__e_B__HH_lt£
roultrr cud Game
There was very little life to the market for
■•oultry yesterday, the buying Bievement tor
the-week having practically ceased <on TtijJ'B.
day.. * Dealers reported • the market - firm. '<_•
everythiin- except small broilers anil squab
pigeons.
■'" Poultry fper do«n>—Hens. $030.50 for small.
$7&0 for large and $100413 for axtra,; young
roosters, $S<is9; HÄ» extra, $»!.50|tia50i old roost
ers. $53-; fryers. $«.50(<T,5t>: broiler*. $4.50*1-5
for • large, $333.50 for medium and $2.2532.50
for small; ducka, $s@10: pigeons. $t.Ti>33;
I tijoabf. $2@B-o«*:t6<:e-»». 1«'63-s'* per pair; tut*
I keys, nominal-, ,. -*■.*..- -.--...-■ -,--.
tlame (per ■«■»•— Hare, $1.7,",'/i >2; wild geese, I
- PP'olnil** <ii'_W}'Vfy Mr%~tO~T<iMaTfjl.
Grans aad Seed*
. TSe b«au * market cyutiaucs dull -lei without
featuj' „ worthy of remark. ■ ..
t..il f *-8- IP*-" etl»*«-Bay««. $4.*"0ia4.75; Chncan
Jfy'n, 84.25(34.50; small whites. $3.40©3.50;
__fso white, $3.2ne'1.40; pink. $5«5.85T re 4,'
*'« 0.25: blacks ye, $.®B^srltma. $6.13-46.25;
-Oi kidney. 86''«'*,2a: cranberry beau*, $3.75©
, 4.23; K2Eslu^ horse beans. *---r,
2.50; Manehnrian beans, «3..M)f(K.7'i for eras,
i berry. $3.72'_4 for led and $3.&0 for speckled
I kidneys. .
Seeds — Brown mustard, s"^ej yellow mustard.
—; Caxseed. s{f{"iUc; canary, nv,.*: alfalfa.
18c; rape, ,"-jc; t.motliy, $C] licmp, 3M©
3*4e: millet. 2S'&3t-e per lb. V* , v.r
Dried Penj—ureen, $4 per etl; Niles, nominal.
I'lonr »si! Knrlnaceou* (.ond*
I-lonr—California ' family extras, ' $3.20g|5.e0
net without discount; bakers' extra. $2.50."i5.C0;
superfine. ",ie.-.• 4.Sen: Oregon an.l Washington,
per l»hl, $4.40ift4.«50 for family. bakers" ami pat
ents and $4.21)®4.30 for cutoff: Kansas patents,
$5.80; do straights, 15.110; Dakota patents, $7.20;
do straights. $7: do clear, $6.40 per bbl, i
Farinaceous Goods—ln 50 lb sacks arc quoted
as follows, per 100 lbs: Buckwheat floor, pure
$4.20. cclf-raising $5. groats ?7.00; -,-iimeal.
yellow or white $2.50. extra yellow or- white
$2.80; fracked, wheat, $3.80; entire wheat flour,
$2.70; farina, $3.50; flaked pearled '-at. $3;
?ralmm fli-ur. $2,5t1; lioinluy, large $8.70 'small
2.70, grauQlated 18-70; oatmeal, pure $4, steel
! cut $1; oat groats. $4; pearl barley. No. i small
$4.60. No. 2 medium $4.50 No. 3 large $4.80;
I rice flour. 83.80; rye flour, $3: ns me; I $2.80:
: split pes*, yellow $5, green $6.80; who!* wheat'
I ("our, $3.70; rolled oats 90 lh -sacks. UMfs.-0.
Ido barre's «a-s7; rolled whMt. tsacks $1, bar-
I rels $1.50. . •
Hay ii nil le'eedstuffn
Tvcrythtng under •hi.- hep. rcmttlns ,-is iK-fpre
st!>ted. liny continues quirt. j
Hran—sßtigi27 per tou.
Middlings—s.'<2(f:« per ton.
Short*—s27<i* >27.r»0 jier ton.
Feedstuffs— Rolled bsrley. 1531.50iJZ32: rolled
cats for feed, $28ii|20; mixed feed. $23@88 for
average lots; evergreen cbopfeert. $31 per ton for
car'ots and $33 for jobbing; oilcake meal, no
stock before May 15; eocoanut cake or meal at
mills. $85.50 in 20 and 10 apd $2H in 0 i m lots;
lobbing, $80.50; cornmeal, |3«MI .-racked corn,
$,*!'{*•:.-it: alfalfa meal, carload lots $18, jobbing
$10; red star alfalfa meal. JIS In car lots and
$19 jobbing: Modesto alfalfa meal. $18.50 In car'
lots and $19.50 jobbing: Stockton mealfalfa. $18 1
ln car lot* ■■I $19 lohhtag; Taproca otlcake ]
meal. $16.50 per toa; calfalfa, *13 la car lots
and $20 johhing.
Hay—Ordinary wheat. $111818: choice, $12.50 i
(R13.30; wheat and oat, $9@ll: >..ne eat, $7.50
QU-80; volunteer wild oat, $7@9; alfalfa. $015
11: stock bay. $5.3t>i8;7 per ton.
Straw—33iasoc per bale.
Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hops;
Hides fulls ami brands sell about-*-">**lq un
der quotations. Heavy salted steer*. 10,-; lipht
medium. OftP*.,,-; light, H-^c; cowhide- $%c;
stags. 6*~e; salted kip. 10i..c. salted veal. . ISeft
15Vi'*: salted •If. 1.M815V.C: dry hides. 17i*")18e;
rtry salted hides, 12c; dry kip. 17®lSc; dry calf,
22c: sheepskin*, shearling*. 20«40e each: short i
wool. 35««0c: medium, 50*iSOc: long wool. 8-Veja 1
$1.35; lambs. i*^so>; bor«ehlde\ salt, n,»ffii
for large and $1.6(101 for medium. 7.V1-411 for
small anil 2i<4.yv for colts; horsehldes, ;-v. $2<a
2.25 for large and $1.839:2 for medium, .-,fW?isl
for small anil 25iff,500 for colts: goatskins, prim* 1
angoras. 75-ftsl : large hair goats, 85((S4*c; me- I
a ii in. 30@30c; small, 5«13c.
Tallow—No. 1 rendered, iliSrO'.-e; No. 2. Hffl '
•">'■•'': grease. 883e. "
Wool—New Nevada, spring clip. 10Q1.V per lb.
rail clltv—Mountain free. S_-lle; northern and
valley. 7fl!W-: Han .logonin fall lambs, 7@9c; do
defective and heavy. -,^7e per Ib. "
Hops—Crop of mio. us@22>,4c per lb; for* crop
of 1011. l«@17-j per lb.
General merchandise
Raes-l"r*ln l.scs are bleber at 6' 4 c- spot
and $6.4.5136.30 June-July delivery; San Ouen-'
tin bags. fie; wool hags. 85c: fleece twine, Be.
Coal—Pennsylvania anthracite egg. Jan P r
ten: Wellington. $».*io: New Welllneton. 8«50;
Australian beuisc. Richmond, etc., $8.50;- Te|aw
Main. $8.S0; gtanfowl Richmond. $B.Bl* Cum
herland. $15 in bulk and $10.50 In sackiw: Welsh
anthracite. $15; coke, $16 per ton in hulk and
$17 in sacka. 7
1 ''""' Oil Gasoline, etc.—Water wlilfe. Iron
barrels or drum*. 7i,c: 150 decree oil. iron bar
rels or drums, 9c; special do, Sl'-.i". pe.-trl oil in
esses, 1414 c: astral. 14 _c; star. 14 V; extra
Star, 17"4e; Elaine, 85c; eocene, lT'^e; red
crown and motor gasoline, in hulk. 13c; in casea,
22c: enclno distillate, in drum*. O'-c; cases, 7c
more; 86 degree gasoline, In bulk. _8e; in eases.
35Vie; varcinU makers" and painters' naphtha, in
bulk. IS* in cases. 20% c.
011-^Qijotations are for barrels. -. Unseed,
81.00- per j-alion for boiled and $1.04
for raw; cases ,*ic more; • linker's AA
castor, caees. 5 gallons, $I.lo*, 10 gal- 1
tons. $1.1,; commercial castor. In case*.
I 71c: China nut. case*. tSSft^V per sallcm: o>
coanut oil In barrels. 71»173tAe for XXX, ftj-iVr")
71c for No. 1 an.l 66«x68^c for No. •_., aceo/d-
Ing to quantity: extra bleaeaed winter sperm -».
«V: natural winter sperm, oil. SOr; natural
whale oil, 55c; pure lard, oil, $1; winter stritfncd
lard oil. 90,-; pure neatsfoot oil. «*c: **). T
s foot oil. 65c: herring oil, 50c;; »alm»»- oil,
50c: boiled fish oil. 50ej paint oil. 45c. *
Turpentine—9Bc per gallon in cases and Die in
bulk, drums and Irog barrels.
Rosin —K. $11.40: F. $11.65: G. tiVfOl 11.
$11.65; I. $12; K. $11.73; WG, $11.90; WW, $12
per band of 2<tt> lbs. •
Bed anil White Lead— Red. S'.ifflOc-; white,'
SVi(3.B*"ie per lh. *<* -
'"___ RKFINFO SFOAR MARKET
"be Western sugar refining company quotes a* |
follows, net cash: Standard flne granulated,
4.«0e; standard coarse granulated. 4JSOc; frolt '
granulated. 4.80 c; cutloaf. in ban-els only. 6.80 c; i
H. ft K. crystal domlnos. 5 lh cartons in eases, ,
7.80 c: do 2 P.i cartocs In cases. 8.30 c: monarch
bar, B. 15c; tablets, in half barrels. sv3o<*; do In
25 lb boxes. 8.55 c: cubes and A oruslied 5.05 c;
monarch powdered. 4.00 c: . XXXX powdered,
4.80 c; candy granulated. 4.00 c; confectioners' A.
4.»0e; confectioners' crystals. tin.-: extra flne
granulated. 4.60 c; magnolia A. 4.40e: extra O.
4.30 c: golden O. 4 20c: P. 4.10 c. Bsmds and 50
lb bass 10c. half barrel* 25c. boxes SOc more per
100 lbs than for bars of 100 lbs pet. Bar in 35
and 40 lb tins $1.70 more, in <• an.l 10 11, tins I
$2.33 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
In 100 Ib bags:
Tho California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes'** follows: Granulated basis, j
4.soc; "nijpwde" bar 5.15 c: powdered. 4.00 c; 1
A crushed. 5.05 c: berry, 4.80 c; C. k H. cntr*
line granulated. 4*>-: coarse dry granulated.
4.*oe; confectioners' A. 4.80 c: confectioners'
crystal, 4.»0c; cubes, 8.03 c; bricks, half barrels.
5.80 c: bricks **$!"_< lb lioxes. 3.53 c; extra One
dry granulated (100 lb bags only). 4.60 c; excel
sior A, 4.40 c: extra C. 4.30 c; goldtyi C. 4.2'»..;
yellow D. 4.10 c; cutloaf. In barrels «,nlv 0.89 c:
11. .*.- E. crystal domino*. 5 lb carto** In cases,
T.SOc; do in 2lb carton* la <■**(<%. <v.3iV. Addi
tional per 100 lbs: In barrel* and 50 lh ba*s.
JOe more; half barrels. Ssc more: boxes, Hk
more for all grades. 1 Bar 1n $3 and 40 lb tins.
$1.70 wore: In M tt> tins, .35 mort-. Mi«imun4
order, carload weight.
»« Yurk l'mdiice
NEW YOBK. April 21. ---Firm. Stat*
common to choice, 1910, 2Sta3oc.
Hide— steady.
Petroleum—Steady.
Wool—Quiet.
-Sugarßaw, barely stead.-: muscovado. .89
test, 3.42 c; centrifugal, .96 test. »t«J.*: molasses
sugar. .89 test. 3.17 c. Kenned, stead;,-.
Butter— Process special, 16ct; extras,
17Ue; first*. lt*ftl6V.o.
Cheese—Steady, unchanged.
Eggs—Firm. Fresh gathered, selected extras.
19c: firsts, l<M>*6ltUc- r ..lids. 16c: storage
packer, flrsts, I'-'-'io; western gathered,
white, 18(i*19c: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery, brown, IM,^!!*-.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples— nominal, fin the
spot fancy are quoted, at 14c; choice, 13'ic;
prime, tie,
Prunes—Quiet and firm. ' Quotations range
from ri,p to l--'o for Californlas up to 00-40* and
lie to 13*4 c for Oregons from 80s to 30s. *
Apricots— Firmly held op belief of damage to
crops. Choice, l3"A®l3s4c; extra choice, I4e;
fancy. 14iiS14*r4c.
Peaches—Firm, with a better export demand
for new crop shipments. Choice." 7*4@7"-4c; •$
--tra choice. 7'je 4 i:-J8l»c: fancy. Bl t @9c.
Raisins—Firm on the strength on the coast,
Loose ratiseattls, SiftO'ic; choice to fancy seeded,
B*4Q74e: seedless, 4»iiftoc; London la vers,
$1.40@1.45.
< hieaft<- Dairy Trounce Market
CHICAGO, April 21.—Butter, steady. Cream
eries, 15»i21c: dairies, 13iR18c. Eggs steady at
mark,'esses Included,. 135513 He; firsts,: 15Vje;
prime first*. l«c. > Cheese, steady: daisies, TS^Q
13*v*c; twins, 13',a©13c; Youpg Americas, 1314Q .
13% c; Jonghorns, 12'iigiSc, Receipts, 1.147
ca-es. .
Lost Ancclca Produce Market
T.OS ANGKLES. April 21.—Eggs advanced
one cent on the produce exchange today. Cheq*«
was steady. Uutter was firm at quotation*.
UeeeJnti of prodii<»a'today weft: -*-, 406
eases; -butter.-. 53.340 - lbs; cheese, ; 2.050 lis.;
potatoes, 1.874 sacks; oplons. J75 sacks.
Clieese (per pound> —Northern ■ fresh, iflc;
northern storage, 14c; livols.: 18c; eastern sin
gle*,' 10'>4'317Vjc; eastern - twins, 10*4iaiT'^c;
eastern eheddara. 18«|l9e; eastern longhorn. 16c;
Oregon daisy.. l7UQi9*4ej Oregon twin*, 't*l*4c:
eastern daisy. 12c: Swiss imported, 32c; Swiss
domestic, block, 18c: wheel, 19c: '■ream -brick,
Uf'ilSc; liroburger, t7(j/18c: Roquefort. :;aft:4o».
Bqtter (per poqndl—California creamery, ex.
tra, 20c; creamery, flrsts, 19c; ladle butter.
",Sc; country butter, 14c. .
Eggs (per doaeol—lxical ranch, candled._3*4e
caie coupt. 19V4c; northern California, case
frillh' 17 lid northern California, candled, 2135]
fresh casiem. * 20c..-..-. c
; Potatoes (per ctl)— Highlands, $2.25(g2.40:
Minnesota Burbanks. $2.30132.40: Michigan ru-
I^'SvJS* 25? 2-35 : Salinas. $3.00fff2.65;' Lompoe,
$2.55-ad: Oregon. *•'• lis- $2.B.**>; Sweets*
yellow, $S; new potatoes, lugs. $203. ,
Beans (pet ctll—Lady Washington. $4.25;
smsll '_*• $4: No. ' *-1"--- - $6.85; limns.
$8.7.1; blackeyes J0.50: garvanzas. $4.50:bay0»,
$1.50; lcntUs, $6©7; Manchurlan, $5@3.23.
Eastern Livestock Market
' - • CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April Cattle—Receipts, estl
mated at 1,000. Market steady. "ug. Brieves
$3.13-38 00; Texas steers..«! '&>_*. *T : wwtern
itteers, .s4.Bj*ts i 5; stockers and feeders., $4if*
I'O^cows and heifer $2.05(33.73; calves.^t^S
Hoss-4.Heee!pts. estimated atT«.OOO. «ia«ket
St'S?'!,, tron **-' Ii lgM- *->*«@9.80; mixed, $3.95
(31..30; heavy, $3.70ig0.80: - rough, $5.71)ft5 90
--goml to choice heavy. $5.90«6.80; nljrs S", ors&i
ÜB--i;.h«!k Mf-s*w*, $a.iosic:**u. V I
Sheep—Kcceipta, estimated at 7,000. Market »
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. SATURDAY. APRIL 22, 1911.
steady te a shade higher. Native. $3®4.70;
western. $3.154*4. yearlings, 94.0006.26;
lambs, native $4.80«0.23; western. $4.75tga.25.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April 31. Tattle -Receipts.
500, Market steady. Native steers, >5.25Q0.."15:
! southern steers, $4.5.78; southern cows and
1 heifers. $3.85©4.75: native cow* ami belters, $.*!
i (86.13: stockers and feeders, $4.5035.!*0; hull*.
$435.83; natives. $4.5007; western steers, $4.75
I Qs.SO* western cows. $3.-5613.
Hogs—Receipts. 0,000. Market strong. Bulk
| of sales, H.poi&rt.iu: heavy, $iW*86.06; packers
and butcher*, $01,*'. lights. $0.05>5«.1"C, *.-*'■
Sheep- Receipts, 3,000. Market steady to
week. Muttons, $3.30«*4.50; lambs, $s©o; fed
wethers and yearlings, $l'a«">; fed western ewes,
$3.5034.2*.. .
Sill Til OMAHA
SOtTII OMAHA. April 21.—Cattle—Receipts.
600. Market steady. Native steers, $5.20f5,f1.15:
cows and heifers, ».'1.80eH",60: canners. $."5@3.50:
stockers and feeders, 4.25®3.70; calves, $4<ii;
6.55; Hulls, -tags, etc.. $4@3.
Hogs- Receipt*. 7,000.: Market So higher,
Heavy. $5.50f.V90: mixed. $5.55«i5.»5; light.
$s.flO«iG; pig*, |8 see .;*,..«•: bulk of sales, $5-80i-gf. j
3. P5. ,-....■• '
Sheep—Receipt*, VOW, Market JO? -to ir.o
lower. Yearlings, $4.4033.10; weathers. $4.1561)
14,40; ewe*. $3.00-84,40; lambs, $5.4006.20. -
-''* ■'■■ Portland LlTeatock Market
, J"OnTf_4NT>, April 81.—Cattle— Receipta. 150;
market stesdy. crime steer*. $0.75*n*.50: choice
steers, $8,_330.50; prime cows. $5.50^6:' good
to choice-cows. $,"">**."«.25; choice heifer*. *-'..,"iii'.'e
5.75; choice bulls,,sl.7s'ii.-S; choice light calves.
•X.50«j8,T5! choice heavy calves. $5,503';: chalet}
*ta«rs. 55.25<ij5.50. ..
Hog Receipts, roue; market steady, halce
hog*. $7«jT.25: good hogs. »r,..-,iii,r*11.75; choice
heavy, $G.73M7- go-id heavy. $61rtL50..
Hliecp—Receipts, 2(10; """Vet steady. Wether"-,
heavy. $4,50Kt;5.; choice young wethers, ">'i .*,.25:
good to choice shorn wethers. $4.8315 4.50: choice
"'*». M.50«f4.75; go..d to choice shorn ewes.
$3.7334: choice wool lamb*, $5.50i»j;5.75; good
shorn latj-bs. $563,35.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market
Nl**"V TORK, April 21. -B. ft Hutton. & Co.
wlr« says: -
"The market today was influenced to slightly
higher levels by firm English cables ami contin
ued good trade reports from Manchester, ijver
pool having sold 15.000 hales of spot cotton again
today at an advance of 8 points. Weather ad
vices were mure favorable, fair wester In all
sections having been the rulf, hut this was off.
set for the present hy the more bullish weekend
figures than last year, which encouraged those
interested on the long side to add to their al
ready large lines of summer months. A flrm and
perhaps higher market temporarily seems prob
able. . .
"According to Liverpool cables a wry large
bushiest.* i* being done at Manchester. Liverpool
people *ay l| la whispered, there that the con
centrated long Interests m».v be willing to let go a
good ileal of tlsetr cotton around the IV level."
Spot closed quirt, A point* up. Middling up.
lands, 15c; Jo gulf. 15.25 c. No sales,
COTTON Fl-TURH-a Year
Option Open High low Close Apr. 20 Ago
April.... 14, HI 14.73 14.53
May..,. M.83 14.8*. 14.81 14.57 14.R0 14.75
Jon*.,.. ;..., 14.91 14-81 14.53
.liil.v 14,90 14,11.'! 14,80 14.08 14.80 14.53
Aug.."... 14.5!* 14.61 14.03 14.00 14.55 15.75
Sept.... 13.41 13.41 13.41 13.40 U.MS 12.88
Oct 18.92 13.02 12.88 12.89 1J.&0 12.3T
Nov 12.51 .12.82 12.23
Ore 18.82 1383 12.70 12.80 13.81 12.22
I lan 12.79 12.79 12.70 12.fl 12.72 13.19
March... IJ.SO 12 88 12.80 12.87 Jj.SS .....
fit. Louis. Wool Market
ST. LOOTS, April 21.— W00l unchanged: mc
dium grades, combing and clothing. 18418 c;
light fine. -ll *_ itjcj heavy fine, 14<11,V; tub
washed, I6ig-2«c.
- ...' ..-. ... ' '
Boston Wool Market ■-.-
BOSTON. April 21.— Commercial Ru'^tln
of Boston will ..fay of the wool market 'tomor
row; . ',-'/••■-
The wool situation has quieted dow n some
what from the recent heavy purchs/^g fay a
large. Rhode Island uiatmf adorer, aided ' and
abetted by other consumer* of Brj mean Im
portance, an.l transactions for tl > weak have
only been moderate, the mills com
ing into the market to .'over actual require
ments.
Trices have been, malntsine--, on the same low
level that prevail -sl last we/k. tb^e appearing
to lie no present necessity for towering quota
tions although e-wie dralvr* Think that -a fur
ther decline is i.Rinlneiit., Sales of fleece wools
have been light, while terrltHfles have moved
only moderately well. ,'
Some South American Lincoln* have been
•hippi-il abroad, but it 5* understood that al
though the market In England I* very flrm
and considerably higher than the domestic mar
ket, small profits., If apjr, MTe likely to he
realised in this war. Foreign primary mar
ket advices axe very flnr.. seal well known'
'Nevada clips are "being shown iv "the local mar
ket. ' - - ' • ->■■- -- - - »j ■
New I'ork toffee Market
: NEW \i.RK. April "3—*"-. "F. "Button 4 Co.'s"
wire says:
"Rio 7* j *im@l2e; Santo* _». t3M&i2-.r:.
The pries advanced sharply armtud noon on some
short rovertttg and professional bull support. In
the early a.- tcrnisxi offer in** became more liberal
in the early fall mouths, which checked the ad
vance (luciaa* toe -entire -afternoon. Tltiv. entree
howevey. was taken last at the close by renre
sentatlive*s of the leading bull Interests and others
of our iMporter«. TVlere seems to 1* a general
bettor Ceding In the. market .appamrflv in eon
seqiieno" of the «iyip,,it which has heen given
durlag this week. Receipts are rather lighter
than for some •[,»»• past, Uw mam-mOt being a
mUlJire between, rein and *nnshliie.**
'_ , COFFEE I^-TtRES
Ojitlon— "pen High I.ow (lose
A l*!''*' - ■ _ ••-.. 10. lie
•J *3' 906 c 10.10 c 0.9.-VC 10.10 c
*}■;(!; ..,- ■-■ io.!4c
J**-' •••••• 10.02 c, 10.i5c -mMO 1 10.180
•V I**-" ., 10 16c
•reptembet ... »■*»' 1«-KK* "*.We 10.14 c
£* tn - -..- O.Pftc
wot mMr . - 8 (Kic
necenaher ».7> »'.X*_ is'.ik'c u'.fx.
J""""^ O.Blc
Febnuiry ;::;: l%£
* »rY' ■-••• ».7<'c ».S3c a.76c 9.93 c
Sa3es-$9,850 bags.. * *'"'•-
--• . _ .
>ew York Metal "-/nrket
NEW TORK. April 2L— Standard copper,
flrm; spot, April. May, Juii^ una July, $11.70@
11.80. London strong. £5*4; futures. £54 12G».
Custom boose return* show exports so far this
month of 82,750 t(WS m . x 'It Is said tbat re
vi for tbe psst week '/*** been on as heavy
"„-, or '*« (BtiT' mwrji of April last rear.
Local dealers report a firm, hut unchanged mar
,'!;, J-'? k'' «2.37Vi«1?»3f>: electrolytic, 8124244
i a l2.-,,i,. and casting "ftll.STi-.fi,
Kfl£ U~au!, t*atLLm*R t :ti ]ri Al»'i!.* M2.15Ti42.4R:
May, f42.25ta4E.45; -" np- «1."*"0(it41.75. and
July W-Wfkl.2s. Rales. » tons June (port
M.J ,",' _7 tV. * 1"'"i Ix'n*m ««wS: Set,
£104 12s M futurvi,. £188 15s. ,- ,■ V 7~ . I
!'?.'"■ 7ars'*U i^« ,' Tor>" *4 40«f 4.50: East St.
Louis. 84.2«ft4.r,0: l^ndon. £12 18« nd ■. ;
, __$i_i£__,iK_Qftm*& #** York; East St.
Louis. $3.25--?;».32* ... nootl £24
Antimony- ; Cookson-a, $»*-) SO
. Iron i-lev.f-Unr! warrants 46s 7%d. Locally.:
nZ Z?* TK' .?°" 1 form*->- nnrthern. gir,..V)
«1«.»; Ncs a. fiS"^ 1*- No. 1 souther, end
No. 1 soutl»eai soft, 81.-i..-,oft 16. , . > • ;
311T,,,A l»s*.^"~^ r,u" *c *** «<»■«»
»i roi,' %A. H, «-■«•• April 21. -Turpentine-Firm
SiV.^*M.flßm 7il r~rtr**- * *hipffl"ts
Rosl-1-.-Firm. Sales, 1,27f,: receipta. l fl»s
-•7.Ms_Jf as;; D . $7_.r,5; Z. *"*"ft7«-.: F. O. H.
.'.*&' *J "'• WG> *7*°* ww * »7-75®
HYDRQQRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean, low water, entrance to harbor.
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Sarins Bj 11 Mar. 14|Biy.y". jf. o. C 3, "n!
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8tua)aw R| Apr- 6 Channel due west. . ,'
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l^jr^BIJSO .jApr._ i]n d change In chaWiel.
g.*-"«0 gl 27^l^sr. l.No change in channel.
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51 Entrance hnoy
. Shipment of Oil .
r,lr*c', i'h ,*.!'" «'"'»«• Trtncnle Mfled from
r.^-? anI'"'*, f°f '^'-"v Thursday with 45.000
hau-els of crude oil fa bulk, valued at $27,000.
ABEBIIEES. Ayrfl 21. On account *of a
?.. r?7^- ar there. j* ;* large fleet that will she
detained several ' '**'"** The fleet lod-oflea the
Itritlsh tramp steamer Ptrarliallen. with "t.80n.000
r> iJ_ l!l"n',er : the hnrkentine A.
<. Allen, achoiyiprs Polaris. Admiral and Ludley.
and several , coastwise getag steamer?. The
schooners kY *! and Ludlow were tewed to the
lower barbae today. ■
.I,w^l_; *Ip" .*"_**• Proposed Improvement of
the Hoqui«u *-^'W*"«>k«w nrers. so as to per
mit of tlieh- . navigation hy ***9 sea vessels, and
pi-ac ically : '?. provide shipping basin, on - tbe
harbor. Was taken at W»shlnm«n. I>. C vester
&' .-Senators Jones and Poindexter. and
H ep»refSr "*. iTe »'*'"■»'*> Joined In a | request
that tt*i rivers and harbors hoard should give
another bearing on the quesUfln. Mmllu ?""*
The improvements desired call for the strsnght
ening of the channel and the opening of the river
to polht» t several miles above the mouths fol "the
river*. -> It •Is pointed out •by advocates of the
improvement , that If this * work is done . fresh !
*£".£**},''* will '_* provided. bcth at HiKjuiam
and Aberdeen. ■ and the value of the harbor to
sWppin-f-fflJl thereby bo greatly increased.
-■ ■■•'". '-'.'■." i
WINDJAMMER ENDS
A STORMY VOYAGE
Ahner Coburn Encounters Many
Gales and Loses One Man
Overboard
FTER a long 'and'
stormy voyage tbe
Ship Ahner Coburn.
Captain Murray,
arrived* yesterday
from Newcastle,
Australia, —-- wj th
2,569 tons . of coal
consigned to?J. and
A. Brown, Tha Oo
burn was 82 days
J TEH a long . and
ormy voyage tbe
lip Abner Cobtrrn.
apta in Murray,
rrived yesbirday
*om Newcastle,
ustralia, wl th
569 tons of coal
msigned to J. and
. Brown. The Op
urn was 82 -Jays
'OBBlng the Ta
cific . From the
time of, Iravlns
Newcastle until
tho cfiualyir was
reached rj-.e Coburti
as beset with
head winds and
heavy weather.
__„,_, '-fh.Ts windjammer
crossed the equator Search 5 and soon
after was taken in targe by the regu-
Jar trade winds. -'
■ A _ terrific northeaster encoun
tered March 11. At the height of the
storm , saa( . talker, an aide seaman.
fell overboard from the fore upper top
sail "yard **& was drowned. Every
effort was -.nmde-to save htm. The ship
tSft ]i°\v,J,° and in SpitP ° the fact
was out _\Vm V i_ a 2?* «**«*. * boat
read f i ■ i nrs the 9We* ■"•*» >« '■"*"'l
pearect. was S3 years of ase and a
native, 0 f Ireland. S d
t*nl*«'m^JL} aßt *8ev *n **■ tba Coburn
ThJ t\\ rel strong northerly gales.
vsrh/.r mV* ah, ° v encountered-on April IS
XS Probably .some of the lumber
responsible for the lOBS of-the P™*er
IfrT^Jj?l??' ° n that date theOol
'Sf^nn?K!? ea though ! a large Quantity
or lumber. a*s"l** of the pieces were a
heavy enough d, 50 feet * a ahip to th«
on Ut ___ lt^H c los ruck the P ship end
aS'tin. *«S.-V m .was ordered into quar
antine to be fumigated.
Harbor Hoard to Discount Bills'"
m^««?-_ proving the payment of a
*'< - , ♦V" 8 - "mounting to more than
*--■'>-''. .^p Btate board of harbor com
?,»■!,_*-?" i'^terday decided that lr,
io: .v the date of payment -would be
arty» -a?_ to *,v-* the state the
aOAP^-tngre of the cash discount on ail
ace junts that were not billed at net
Azures. This will effect a saving tc
! ah -state of probably $100 a month. The
<"oanl also directed the secretary to
find out what «eps It will he neoes»ai*v
to take in order that the moav from
the bond* approved at the last election
might be available at the earliest pos
sible date.
The Pacific Coast company appeared
before the new board with an applica
tion for permission to connect their lot
with the belt railroad at the foot of
Fremont street. The old board denied
the application -and an its granting
would involve the crossing by the Pa
cific coast company's track of a dozen
or more tracks of the Western Pacific
and would further materia Interfere
with the operation of the state belt
railroad, the new board will probably
do likewise. The matter -will be taken
up next Thursday afternoon.
JVew Plan Bring* Business
Just what the arrangement for par
ticipation In through business which
the Pacific Coast steamship company
now has with all the transcontinental
railroads means was Illustrated the
last time the steamer Governor passed
through here on its wav north. Among
the passengers from Los Angeles,were
30 with tickets for eastern points. Be
fore the arrangement for participation
in through business was - made these
passengers would have pone east di
rect from Log ' Angeles, as the water
trip would have involved extra expense.
As it was they all spent some time, and
of necessity, some money in San Fran
cisco before continuing their journey.
Eighteen of them went east from
here over the Western Pacific. Twelve
of them and 24 others who bought tick
ets here went north, on the Governor
to go east via Seattle. The arrange
ment for through business made with
the Southern-Pacific goes into-effect
May 1 and after that date it is ex
pected that the tourist travel by water
will materially increase, as the trip on
the Pacific is peculiarly attractive to
easterners.
"tlarblrhead tioca to Navy Yard
The I*. S. S. Marblebead, which is now
used as a training ship by the state
naval militia, will be taken to Mare
Island Sunday to be drydocked and
given a general overhauling. Citiseen'
sailors will man the cruiser during the
trip to Vallejo and Captain Bauer will
be in command. Adjutant General of
the State Forbes, who is also the ex
officio head of the state naval militia,
will make the trip to the navy yard for
the purpose of acquainting himself with
the quality of this branch of the state
military service.
Steamer Yale.. Libeled"_•-;.;-.■';';
A libel was filed in the.United States
district court yesterday by the John
M. Robins company of New York to re
cover $10,316 from the steamer Yale for
repair work done before the * vessel
came to this coast, Themistocles
Spahithakes, Antonius Ooeonis, Con
stantine Pasas and George Savas, fine
men on the steamer ,T. IkLuckenbach
during its recent voyage from New
York to this port, filed libels against
the vessel for unpaid wages amounting
to $215. A similar suit was brought
by Roy'Cummlngs," chief engineer, to
collect $212 in pay from the bay steam
er St. Helena. - ■ '-•_^/i&siS__\\W_l
Captain l.eavltl Dies In Maine '..:■'■,
Word lias been received of the death!
April ■ 1 in; Portland, M».. of Captain
William lieavitt, a Yankee skipper, who
was once well known on this coast. He
was 87 years of age at the time of his
death. He retired from the sea in 1870.
Among the ships of which he has been
master were the brig Margaret, the
bark - Ann F. Jenness and the - clipper
Ships Andrew Scott, Frances, Lady
Franklin, William Woodbury, Kate
Dyer. Uncle Toby and Messenger. At
the time of his death Captain Leavitt
was a member of the firm of Chase.
Leavitt & Co.
:;.-'-.' V - : Water Front , Notes ;.'-,
. Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,110,000 feet. *
The American-Hawaiian freighter
Isthmian arrived yesterday from Salina
Cruz via San Diego with a cargo of
New York freight.
Tin- Pacific navigation company's
Yale, which arrived : here yesterday
from Ran Pedro, brought 158 passen
gers and sailed again at 4 o'clock p. m.
With about the same number. . .
The California-Atlantic steamship
company's , Leelanaw. Captain Brown,
arrived yesterday from . the : Isthmus
with a full cargo of New York freight
The -'■ California-Atlantic • steamship
company has t chartered * the t steamer
Stanley Dollar to carry a cargo of lum
ber for New York from Grays Harbor
to Panama.
»X~O- •■.'-;•'""".' Enrolled
Steamer Wasp; master, P. M. Knud
sen. '*-, - ■ ■:,.■>.-..- -..--.-
Change of Masters
Steamer Trilby, old master. Peter
Hansen: new master. It. J. Vaugnan.
Steamer. W. D. Nuts, old master W. V
Nutz; new master. R. L. Holman.
.
By United Wireless
: i -'.-JfwßKEsS^S' Friday. April 21. •-.
BRITISH I STEAMER PERSIA—Hence April' 12
; fir China via Honolulu; April It), S-p. m., 2,230
mile* off San Franciaco.: .^. ■*.**..--.
STEAMER ROMA—From Portland for San Pedro
,.*• April 20, a p. ro., off Santa Crus Island. '
STEAMER YALE-From San Pedro for San Fran
.*■ cisco; £ April- 21. < 6:57 a. m.. passed Pigeon
.. point: due, at 9:20 a. m. - ... ■
STEAMER KOREA—Hence April 18 ' for China
:•; .via Honolulu; April 20. Ro, m.. latitude 33:07,
""' longitude 188 west,.7sß mllea off San Francisco!
STEAMER ARGYLL—Hence April 1, tor Seam.*
--,-•■ April 20. 8 p. m., 2") miles north of Cape Men
docino; northwest wind and sea; clear; barom
eter -J**.*"; temperature'»*,*,■,;- . , ■-,
STEAMER COL. E. _'.': DRAKE— April IS
.'. for .Seattle, with barge 91: in tow; April 20 7
p. ni., off St.'George reef.-" ■■_. ■ '
STEAMER GOVERNOR—From San Diego for San
. Francisco:. April 21,* due at 2:15 p. ra.
STEAMER WASHTENAW—From; Port San" Lata
: fur -Seattle: .Anrll 20, 8 P, in., passed jjci"'.!"
Movements of Vessels From All Ports
cine lightship: strong northwest wind: bta'f ;
' northwest swell; clear; barometer 30.01; tern-.
perature U. ,-'-,
STEAMER WHITTTER—From San Fedro for San 1
Francisco; April 21. 7 a. m.. passed Point Sur. j
STEAMER W. 8. PORTER—From Monterey for
Portland; April 20. 8 p. In.. 170 miles sooth of
Columbia river; light northwest wind; smooth;
sea.' ■ -'*ffe^*f^*l"|lß"flCT
STEAMER 3. A. CHANSLOR— From Junean for!
San Francisco;* April 1 2". 8 p. m.. 357 miles
* from San Francisco;'. fresh northwest; wind";
long westerly swell. -.-' ; '",'
STEAMER CITY OF TOPEKA—From Eureka for
San Francisco; will arrive April 22. 5:30 a. m.
STEAMER YALE— Hence April 21 for San Pe
dro; April 21. «:20 p. ra., passed Plseou point;
northwest wind and sea: weather clear.
STEAMER GEO. W. ELDER- April 21 fl»r
Astoria; April- 21. 9:30 p. as., 4". mil** north
| of Point Reyes; northwest wind; smooth sea-."
STEAMER CHARLES KELSON— Hep.-c April 2d
for Settle: April 21. 8 p. m.. 16 rail's north
of Blunts reef; fresh northwest wind; moderate
**a.
STEAMER REDONDO Hence April 21 foe Cms j
hay; April 21. 8 p. ra.. nit Point Reyes; _ert_- j
•vest wind; moderate sea.
j PIEH -DIRECTORY ,
j NORTH Or" MARKET STREET.
ner ,v.... ■.■.asrimgriin rier JT........,i>moo l
Pier ft JacksonlPter 19 Caion 2
Pier -T......... PaelflelPler 21 ..... Filbert I
Pier 9 Broadway liPler 23..... Greenwich lj
Pier 11 Broadway 2iP1*r 25. Greenwich 3 !
Pier IS .. .. Valle'.e'pier 27........ Lombard!
Pier 15...; Green|Pier 51......... Powell
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
Pier 4 Mission 2 Pier 2"* ..Mala
Pier l*. Howard 1 (Pier 24... Besle
Pier 8....... Howard 2!P!er 86... """renwat
Her 10 Howard 3 Pier 38 First
Pier 12 Folsom llPicr 40V'.-,■--' ■
Pier 14.. Folsom 2lPler 42VP. M. 8. S. Co.
Pier 16 HarrbwmiPior 44 J
Pier 20 SteuartlPler 5L.. Powell
Pier 24.... Spear| -
[MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
] TO ARRIVE
I
I Date I
Los Angeles (Norwood \.>r. 22
'San Diego k Los Ang.. I Harvard iApr. 22
Portland * Astoria {Roanoke IApr. 22
Portland * -Astoria..'.. [Klamath (Apr. 23
'"(rays Harbor ........11. B. Stetson... Apr. 2:t
I Humboldt ............IVanguard ......lApr. 23
Willaps Harbor ..... 'Unlay ........ JApr. 23
j New York via Ancon.. Stanley Dollar.. Apr. 33
I Scuttle direct (President .. .Apr. 23
! Seattle k Tscoma "M. F. Plant.... Apr. 23
! Mendocino k Pt. ArenaiSea Fonm .... Apr. 23
I Grays Harbor . Newburg , Apr. 23
jGrays Harbor ... Santa Monica... Apr. 23
I Grays Harbor ........ Centralis ...... 'Apr. 23.
! San Diego * Way Forts!Santa Rosa ...'Apr. 24
San Diego k turn Ang.. 1 Yale .......... [Apr. 24
San Pedro & Way Ports Coo* Bay ..... Apr. 24
! Humboldt Santa Clara . ..Apr. 23
Honolulu ..... Mem Apr. 25
! Portland k Astoria.... Rose City .... .Apr. 25
j Los Angeles . 'Bear .....Apr. 25
j Swatow ......;...-.*.;*.. Niagara ,..;,... Apr. 2.".
New York via Ancon.. tcapuVo x Apr. 23
'Hnmboldt .";..' . Kit- of Topeka.-Apr. 26
j Los Angeles .. (Harvard ... Apr.* 2*5.
Philadelphia via Chile. .Oleum ......... Apr. 26
I/k Angelea ;..... !i|analel ........ Apr. 27
Point Arena & Albion. .1 Porno Apr. 27
Seattle k Tscoma 'Watson ....... Apr. 27
San Diego A San Pedro. Roanoke ../;... Apr. 27
China & Japan '""hlna .......... Apr. 27
Los Angeles ;...-.. 'Yale ......... Apr. 28
Wellington & .i:Manuka ......JApr. 28
Pntt-t Sound Ports (City of Puebla.IApr. 28
•"an Diego & Way PortsTresldent Apr. 28
Sal. Cms via S. Diego. 'Virginian .. Apr. 28
TO SAIL j
Date ! ■ . ' Steamer ' 1. Destination ] Sails Tier
Apr- 22 Fiflelo .inqnllle Rlv.l 2 pm 1;»"
Api-.22 Norwood ......iGrays- Harbr 2 pm)....
Apr. 22 Phoenix Humboldt ..111 am in
Apr. 22 Santa Clara ..•Humboldt ..ilOninl IS
Apr. 22 Wasp ..iTcget Sound 12 ml 38
Apr. 22 Hunalel j Los Angeles.I 3 pm If* -
Apr. 22 North Fork ...'Humboldt ... 12. mi 38
Apr. 22IHarvard .:....|Los Angeles.I 4 pmj 7
Apr. 22,Leelanaw .....IAncon ...... 12 m. 36
Apr. 22'Buckman ".....IPuget Sound! 1 pm 7
Apr. 22 Governor 'Puget Sound! 2 pm ft
Apr. 22 Bear Ilxis Angeles. 11 am 40
,Apr. 22.Roanoke ISan Diego... 1 7 pm 13
Apr. 2.". Vanguard ILna Ancles. 4 pm 19
Apr. 23. Fort Bragg ...Los Angeles. 10 am 4
Apr. 23iPomo ....Point Arena.) 6 pm 8
Apr. 2.'* City of I-peka.JHuniboIdt ..111 am 11
Apr. 2: Centralis ..tins Angeles..' lpm 21
Apr. 24 Brooklyn Point Arena.I 4 pm 4
Apr. 24.Vale 'r.o, Angeles. | 4 pm T-
Apr. 24 President 'San Diego...) 2 pml 9
Apr. 25'Clty of Sydney IA neon I 4 pm 42
Apr. 2". Curios ..* 'Portland ... 12 m 27
Apr. 23IMInerIc ISvdnejr:.....| 3 pm «4
Apr. 2.', Saginaw ......|Grays Harbr 5 pm 27
Apr. 251 Isthmian ..... ISallna Cms..! 10 am 27
Apr. 2.*. Queen Puget Sound 1 2 pm »
Apr. 26!Nippon Man;. . Hongkong .. lpm 42
Apr. 26 Harvard !San Diego... I 4 pm 7
Apr. 26 So* Foam ...,'Poln* Arena.! 4 pm 8
Apr. 'Honolnlan Honolulu ... 12 m 3N
Apr. 20 M. T. Plant... Sound' 1 pm 7
Apr. 28 Bear ,*. iPortland ...112 m 40
Apr. 26 ('cos Bay .;....!San Pedro... 4 pm! It
Apr. 27 Santa Rosa ... San Diego...Ill am 9
Apr. 27'Rese City ....|Lns Angeles. I 9 am 4
Apr. 27 Santa -Monica.."Grays Harbr: ..:. ....
Apr. 27 Newburg ...... Gravs Harbr 3 pm 21
Apr. 27 Daisy .... Willapa Har! I
Apr. 2S Yale Ian Diego...1 4 pml 7
'■ • : TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE " ~~~~ \
Destination
Steamer
I Date
;agway & Way Ports. iHnmboldt ...... I May 1
:agwny A: Way Ports. City of Seattle J Apr. 22
-Idmis & Way Ports. 'Ad. Sampson .Mav 5
Sun. Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey Time
and heights of - tides at Fort Point. For , city
front (Mission street wharf . add 25 minutes.
SATURDAY. APRIL 22 , "*
Sun rises * ,V 25
Sun sets „.... B ; S3
M«on rises ..........2:11 a. m.
Last quarter moon April 21, at 10:27 a. ra.
New m 00«................ April 28, at 2:16 p. m.
First quarter m00n........May S. at ' 5:0."> a. m.
Full m00n...............: May 12. at 10:01 p. m.
-;■■ ITimei - Time Timel ITlmel -
AUri 1 Ft I 1 Ft Ft i Ft -
. L W| IH W| - L W| H W|- -
22.. 0:171 --.Si 5:0
23.. 1:151 3.3 6:4
24- 2:02 * 2.6 7:3
25.. 2:46 1.9 8:3
86.. 3:28 1.2' 9:4
27.. ; 4:03 OJi 10:3
28.. 4:50-"-0.1 11:3
I 4.1:12:15
4.11 1:10
4-4 2:03
4.7 2:59
4.9 3:32
, 5.1! 4:14
' si a-xs
0.6 8:1
-0.7 8:1
0.8 8:.
1 l.i> 9:
1.2 9:
1..-. 10::
i a in-:
' 5.4.
•V6
• 50
i-:
I . S. It ranch Hydrogrnphlc Office
A branch of the United States hjdrograpble
office, located In the Merchants' exchange, la
maintained In San Francisco. for the benefit of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to •
visit the office, where complete - sets -of ' charts
and sailing directions of the world' are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
Information, can I always I be obtained I regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters of in
terest to ocean commerce. J, C. BURNETT, •
Lieutenant. .V. S. N., In charge.
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO, April 21.—Observations taken
at 7 a. m.. Pacific time.
STATIONS
3
II
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• it
: «
* •»
: I
•'• ES
■ •ni.
»n
v ft0"
; £
* ■*
- » 7
"• Z
: T
III
- Be
•'»j
"JJI
*.._■:
- - Sacramento watershed
Rennets, Sacramento river..
Re.l Bluff. Saeramento river
Monroe-Wile, Sacto. river....
Colusa. Sacramento river...
Knlgbts Landing. Sacto. rlv
Oroville,-Feather river.....:
Marysviile. Yuba' river.".'...
Folsom. American, river ;.
Sacramento. Sacto. river....
Rio. Vista. Sacramento river
San Joaquin watershed
Polla*ky. San Joaquin river
Firebaujh. San Joaquin river
Merced Falls, Merced river.
Jacksonville. Tuloumne river
Mclones, Stahlslau* river..
Jenny Llnd. Calaveras river
Electra.';Moternmne river...
Lathrop. San Joaquin river.
•Indicate* rising; TfcaTi
25.0
23.0
I 22.0
I 29.0
18.0
! 25.0
30.0
i»'o
i 13.0 !
I
•VS.- 1
6.3—i
5.0—
13.5—
14. ,8—1
8.0* :
11.2—i
8.7—
22.0—
6.5—,
•o.i
—o.i>
! —0.0
—0.3
'—O.O
—0.0
—0.3
-"-0.8
—0.2
] «" !
i,'.o
3.0* i
! 0.4* :
! 2.1»
7.0—
i 5.4—
| 0.5—
2.8-i
14.5—
•a.o i
•0.4
•O.ft
—8.2.
—0.21
—0.4,
—0.0
—0.0
i 10. '
; i2.o ;
17,0 !
ates fa:
■ • Indicate* rising. — Indicates fulling.
RIVER PORE.
'_ The rivers will ; remain stationary during the
next two days. , *-■■■ .. ■ „
N. R. TAYLOR, : Loca_ Forecaster. •
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
arrived .^qpHMß"*
■'">' Thursday. April.£o,
12 p. m.. ship Abner Coburn,' Murray. 83 day* I
.front Newcastle, Ana.; 2,.■"")•> tons root to J. &A, ,
Brown.. .■■:..' -'.:.'" "".'■'(;■ *" ■-" ■'-'*■-"*'"..• ,
"10:35 p. m., Br stmr Anerley. Mac*. 7 dayal
from . tiuaymas; ballast to J. J. Moore k Co.
■'_ — ••■:: Friday, April 21. £ . I
- -5- p. ra.. stmt Thomas. L.. Wand. Peterson..23
hours from Pert San Lute; 327 tons aspbaltun
to < Olson k: Mah«>ny. *- . • > -.*'-.
"--, C p. b*., sti«r Wl-lttlcr, Seaman, 'M tours frou* '
'*_!L Pedro; ».«» barrels oil to Union oil com- !
peSBJ*. \ ...- I
. T:I*» e£l_ m.. hark "Aw** Thwier, Winkel. 75,!
hours from Astoria; 20.87» sacks wheat to ol- i
der; In tow tng Sea Rover.
-win 1"* ™*,- !l mr wll, »Tie. -Inhmimj. 67 hours from
* Christen"^ 1 800 'o<,ofe« >I»»-1»« Kto e . Sttddcn
s-ii3? *'!___}___ Bnrelwe. St^by. 12« hours from
_!?„ * *__? ton* *** to P****-* Coast steam
scip company. — .
K.tfmm^^LL';st^ r l«tthn"«n. Hull, in de.v* from
S*SLS« ~ Sa". D'*-£* •» hwra; merchandise
ro Williams. Dutmrnl- _ Co. .- < -,-',- »
e*i£ a. m.. •*""• f*»ulUn Hi-vet. Lee, 2t> hours
Sgl^_____«R •'•"•00<> test -umber to Lnion
mitroer company.
»:W«. .*■-*- ', tra , Leelanaw. nrowrt. 14 days 1
EL ""'"'"tew from Ancon. vis San, Pedro 36
boor, merchandise to Run & Obesebrough. N
t^ t .m m -«tB-p Queen-. Reilly. .*,» hoar-, from Vte-
B. (...- passengers and merchandise to Pa
cmc^i stoauiiship company. » ■• ♦
££§?•£? m .. *£ra Governor, Cousins., 22 I hours
from Reriomlo Beach; passengers* and njwhau
««« "'* ''"■' steamship company^
, Mi a. ni.. Mmr Daisy Freeman, Johnson.* 41
„£. fc'*- S*,a "lnT'- ballast to ft s. Freeman.
I !■:"» a. ra„ stmr Yale, McParlanrt. 17 hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
Faetffi» navigation company.
c * a. m.. Kwr Helene, Anderson. .14 hours from
San Pedro; ballast to E. T. Kruse v "'" "~
' n^ mx^r F-*,co'l- SctMge. SO houra from
Port and. via Astoria St hours; merchandise to
■R-Hiiamn. Dtmond 4 Co. . .
7:.in a. m.. stmr Hanalel, Httimna. 40 hours
from San Fedrw; passengers and merchandise to
, Inuependerir steamship company. ■ ■, >
,YE~"t,"i'■_* «mr VJuinauit. "Walvi,. •**; boors
from Redonrfo Beach; ballast to Hart-Wood lum
ber company. _
CLEARED,.
-Widey. April 21.
Mm:- Valet MeFaxTaad, Star Diego; Pacific navi
gation company-.'. ■ '
, Ship Santa Clara. Syjr-1, AHtak-. Alaska pack
ers' saw-elation. ..--.- . - , -
_ Waal stmr Belvedere, Cuttle. whaling voyage;
S. F. Cotflo. * * '
Stmr "trades. Ttmogrew., Honolulu via Seattle
»ort Ts<-e->m»; Jtatson navigation company.
Stmr tow. Nelson, Portland: San Francisco
and Portlarof steanudrin eora|i«ny.
Bart Paramita. ■ Jioltec. Bristol bar; L. A
Pedersen*.
Or »**m*„6tsalr. Vow Holms, Eureka snd Na
nalmo. B. C; Kosmos line.
_ Bar* St Katlierlne. I.arsen, Bristol bay; Rag
Salmon cans-lag company*.
SAILED
.- ,« ._._■•■ ThßrsAsy, April 20.
M-30 p. m.. I. S. sttnr Patterson. Parker,
cruise. .
... - ■'V Friday. April 21.
5:20 p. m.. stmr Redondo. Hansen. Cons bay.
:,.n m.. ship. MvLsurtn-. Brnstlng. Bristol t»ay.
«:-"» p. m.. tstmrt *-iitli Coast. Olsen. Caspar, B
T:2O p. m., stroc PhueoK^ Kokerita. Eltraka..
Vl'* p. m.. atmr EHsaherh. Olnen. Bandon.
4:20 p. m.. stmr Yule. Mer-trland, Sail Diego.
4:28 p. m.. stag Wbiteaboro, Frederickson.
Greeawood. •
in 4:3 a t, p. m., s;mj. Qujnault. Walvigv C.rays Hsr
oor.'-'- •
. 1:20 p. a., stmr Beavnj^ Xelsmt, Astoria and
Portland. -
' 1:40 p. m., stmr Helene. Anderson, Grays liar.
bor.
2:4** p. m., stmr Rainier. Liindouist. Astorl*
and Portland. . . . ,
B:3* p. »., stmr- F. S. Loop, Levlnoon,; Port
land. - * - »
in:"' a. m.. schr Lily. Bottger, I'mpqun river.
1:50 p. m.. stmr Gw>. W. Eldw, .T(*sso:i. Astoria
and Portland.
" '" a. m.. schr Snow & Eurgpss. Sorennen.
Puget sound. . - • . . ~ - .
•*- 12:20 p. m., f_-ln- Spokane^ Somacn, Port
Ramble. "
-.W t*. m., ,l, Star of Z4ftUt»st, Basmtjssen,
Bristol bay. ' - ,_*,..
. »:13 p. m.. stmr Nome City. Hansen, Astoria.
WEATHER REPORTS. ' U" ,-
POINT RKYES. Anrll ft, « *. ; m.-Cloudy;
wind S; velocity 3 miles an hour. ..■- - * -
FARALLONE!?, April 21. 8 a. m.-HTUmdy;
wind SW: Telocity 4 miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS, April 21. 9 a. m.—Foggy; wind
TV : velocity s miles an hour. . ..
TATOOSH. April 21.. 9 a. m,—Cloudy; wind W;
velocity a miles an hour. '....-.-• • ,
POINT LOBOS. April 21. 1? m.-Cloudy: wla<J
w: v-locily i* miles an hour. .
POINT LOBOS. April 21. 3 p. m.-Hazy; wind
W; velocity 8 mile* an hour. ,
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. April 21. 10 p. m.—Weather
foggy; wind W. velocity 12 miles as hour.
.«,-.--.. DOMESTIC PORTS ;
-J ASTORIA ha 11..) April 21. 4 a. m.—Stmr
Northland, for Tacoma; ft a. m.. ship St. Nich
olas, for Nnshagakr 1 a. m.. stmr AlHunre, fur
Coos bay and Eureka; stmr Tamalpals. tor San
Francisco. . .
Arrived April 21. « p. m. Stmr W. 9. Porter,
from Monterey; stmr Shoshone, hence April 17 -
TOWNSEND— Arrive,] April 21—Stmr Jim But
ler, hence April 13, and sailed for Vanoou-er.
m ROCHE HARBOR—Arrived April 21. » a. ■_.—
Bktn Archer, hence April ft.
SEATTLE— April 20, Bp. . _^_t M.
F. Plant, hence April 1(1. April 21. 10 a m.—
Stmr City of Seattle, from Skagway;. 3 p. m..
stmr Alameda, from Valdes: .lap etmr Seattle
Maru. from Tacoma; stmr Melville Dollar, from
Astoria.
- Sailed April 20. 0 p. m. Stmr Dolphin, for
Skagway. April 21. 3 a. m.—Stmr Bertha, for
Valdes, etc, ; schr John A, for Bering 'sea; 9- a,
m.. V. 8. stmr Snohomish, for a cruise; 10 a. m.
stmr President, for B"an Francisco.
TATOOSH—Passed oat April 21, 0 a. Stmr
Olympic, from Bellingham for San Pedro.
Passed In April 20, 8 p. m.—Stmr Jim Both*,
heuce April 13 for Puget sound. April 21. 5 a.
m. -Stmr City of Puebla. hence April IS for Vic
toria and Puget sound ports; fi a. m.. stmr Ala
meda, from Cordova for Seattle: 8 a. m.. star
Northland, from Ketchikan tor Seattle. ;.■ - r
Passed out April 21. 12 m.— H. D. Ben
(iixs.-n. from Evwett for Ran Pedro; * p. m.,
Stmr President, from Seattle for San Francisco.
EAST SAN PEDRO— April 21, 7 p. mv—
Stmr Nehalem. for San Francisco. . ; - >'.**.
EUREKA—SaiIed April 21. 0 a. m—stmr City
of Topeka. for San Francisco.- - .
Sailed April 21,-6 p. m.—Stmr Bowdoin, for
San Pedro. . - -. .-r
Sailed April 2i, 7 p. m.—Stmr Aurelia, for San
Francisco. .
ABERDEEN—SaiIed April 21—Schr Admiral,
for Guaymas; sobr Polaris, for Callso. ... ..
WESTPORT— Bsrbonnd April 21—Eight steam
schooners, "i sailing vessels and a tramp steamer.
CLEONE—Arrived April 21—Stmr National
City, hence April 20. .* ■ .-
FORT BRAGG— April Stmr, Fort
Bragg, hence April 20.
Sailed April Stmr Brunswick, for San
Francisco. • * -
WRANGELTr-Arrlred April 20. 6 p. -Stmr
State of California, from Seattle tor Skagway. m
KETCHIKAN— April 20, 8 a. m.—
Barge Diamond Head, from Seattle. ;
TACOMA—Arrived April Sl—Stmr M. F. Plant,
from Seattle.
Sailed April 21—Stmr M. K. Plant, for Seattle
and San Francisco; - Jap stmr Seattle Maru. tor
Seattle. •:..'. ■-.>■. ■..,,->
Sailed April 21. Op. m.—Br stmr Belle of
Scotland, for Sydney. . ,• .
SAN PEDRO—Arrived April 21, 6 a. m—Stmr
Roma, from Astoria. ,
Sailed April 21. "i p. m.—Stmr Grace' Dollar,
for Eureka; - stmrs Excelsior, Daisy Mitchell.
Coos Bay. Harvard and Nehalem. for San Fran
cisco; stmr Roma, for Portland. <■--*."-.» -
i* Arrived April 21—Br atmr St.. Ge«w_»»,\ from
Antwerp; stmr Harvard, from San Diego; stmr
Carlos, from Willapa; stmr Coos Bay. from Port
San Luis: stmr Roma, from Portland.
COOS BAY—Sailed April 21. 5 p. . m.--Sttnr
Nana Smith, for San Frandsco. ■ -.
SOUTH BEND—Sailed April 30. 5:30 p. m.-
Stmi' Hineiam. for Sao Pedro. April 21, ■ 6:30
a. m.Stmr f'apastrano, for San Pedro. ,
CRESCENT ClTY—Arrived April 20, 5 p. a.—
Stmr Del Norte, hence April 18. . *,'. : *
To sail April 23—Stmr Del Norte," stmr Mauds
lay. for San Franriseo. - . -.
GREENWOOD— Sailed April 21—Stmr Alcatras,
for San Pedro via Port San Luis.
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU—Arrived April 21. *" p. re.—Stmr
China, from Yokohama for San Francis<y«. s -~
I - HlLO—Sailed April Bktn Chehalis, .for. Sap: '
' Francisco. , ■ V' ....,,- .,.,.
; KAHULUI— prior April 18—Ship Ed
: ward Sewell. . heoce April 6. - •*•••.* j> --.;-. .
FOREIGN PORTS !i Tf'i^i
HONGKONG—SaiIed April 21—Br stmr' Asia,
. for San Francisco. - .'■--
- SANTA ROSALIA— April 6— Br ship In
' verness fee Sydney. ...
' Arrived April 14--Br ship Bermuda, from" Ham
burg. >.' " ■'-..'.:::-:- '■-■ ' .. -.-.;»■
'■ ' PUNT A ARENAS—Arrived April 19—Rr stmt*
Dorothy, from New-York. ''"•::
VICTORIA— April 21—Stmr fit* of
i Puebla. hence April. 18. - - ,*■ * - - »
* Sailed April 21—Br stmr Makurs, for Sydney
via Honolulu. ' ; - - ' . -
OCEAN STEAMERS '* j .
;: NEW, YORK—Arrived April 21—Stmi iv-etrig-I
Albeit, from Naples.. ■ - - " ■
BOSTON—Arrived ' April 21— Stmr ■ M-jmidiun. I
-.front Glasgow. .;•-.**.: ' -;■■■ ,''-:,:;«.-:
0 NAPLES— April Stmr ' Florid?. 1
from New York; atmr Canopfc. from Rtwtoa ■?
-SOU LOG NB—Arrived April ?fc~Stmr, NoonfemV
from New - York. ''--. .-<■
: IBR.iALT.VU— April. 21—4*tnw Hwnv
burg, from New. York. .-.;■■ .-:,.<;■ .-.t-;.i
. PLYMOUTH—Arrived April 21—Sttnr' BluecU-' I
er. "from New York. f --....-,-c-
GENOA— Sailed. April IS—Stmr Eur.; for
New* York. - * - .. . *•'-.--- -;
- MARSEILLES— April IS-Stmr ; Ma
donna, for New York. ; -. • .;,"'-
PALERMO—SaiIed ■. April- 20—Stmr Eeirink
d'ltalla.' for 'New York. .-- - * . , . •
BARCELONA—Arrived - April 20—SttnrJ On
mania, from New York.- - „..'•*
ROTTERDAM— April Btmr . Now
dam. front New York.
.. LIVERPOOL-Soiled April. 21^-Stmr i Empress
of Ireland, torn Quebec. -' * ■ __ " *,* ■■■
■■■'—.■ Memoranda '■-' "-";-0'-.-*,-;-?;
..-Per ship Ahner Ceeburn,' from Newcaetl Aus.v
April 21-Sailed ■ Jan. 2S; had . head - wind and
heavy weather - after leaving, - which * conttoued
until we reached the equator Starch 8- and crossed
in lo«gltii'ie 170 east;.had;the-.NE trader welt to
ma . northward to- latitude 2^- north-", too ■ last: 7 :
days-bad a strong: northerly gale with high cross j
?ea;'April:J.S u-M9.'{a: latitude uorth, loogl- I
-* ' -
AUCTION SALES
E. CURTIS
.....-...' AUCTIONEER . ■ :■. .J.
' Offlee and Salesroom, cor. Van Neee and Sacra
sneoto (former Walter- Imlldisg). Phone Praak«
lie Im** Home C 6553; residence. SOS Anbury.
H. TAYLOR CURTIS
t 1 ADCTIOKEEa. i VALUER AND :
"FB_teWA6Ea. OF, WORKS. OF ART
566 SUTTER ST. o rearny itsi.
Auction
TRUSTEE'S SALE FOR THE BENEFIT or
. THE CREDITORS.
1 will sell Sf public auction the old estaKisbel
bay, grain and coal business- tbat has been con
ducted by M. JOOST & BROTHER. 025 COUGH
ST.. . consisting of - wagon and ' business horses,
hay. coal and express- wsxons,.buggies, harness,
office ' flvtures. scales, etc.. large 1 stock of bay.
grain and cool and everything pertain to a
first class, old established business. Sale takes
place at store,'■'':■:,,-. - '- ,: * .
525 Qough Street
Saturday, April 22
:V AT 11 A. M.
■-: W. HHKJINBOTTOM. Auctioneer.
*i_m^^l^MM^^
150-HORSES-159
WEDNESDAY APBIT. 20. 1011
Wo will sell ISO head of broken and unbroken
Mares snd Geidlugs. consigned" to W. 8. Noble
of Southern Oregon. These horses are la One coo
dition and suitable ( for all purpose. auri* as
milk, bakery, express ; and »and wagon*-. *
Sale takes place Wednesday.'April IB st 11
a. in., at J. B. Horan's Sales Yard, corner of
10th and Bryant sis.. ,«. F. "No outside horse*
offercfl. W. ILHORD.* 1 Am-tloneCT,
704 Market St., S. F.
FOR SALE
10 Largs Mares aad 10 Large ' Horses, alts
: ' Wagons and Harness Suitable for Raaea.
■- 11 KISSLINO ST.
tnde 12S west, passed through large quantities of
lumber,- some UaU and about HO feet long;
March 11. in a. strong NB gale. Isaac Walker.
seaman, age 22, native of Ireland, fell overboard
from foreuppertopsall yard and. was drowned be
fore assistance could reach him. ,* .
, —. .
Arm*- Traa*p«rta
Tbe Crook Is In port. ■ .'■■
The Buford Is In China.' !*'.''
The Logan left Manila April 15.
The Sheridan is in port, - ■
The Sherman sailed April 5 for Manila.
The Thomas is here under repairs.
The Warren is at Manila.
♦ - ■■-, O
| Weather Report ' |
♦«—:—; , ':, -■ y —; _ .— ♦
I United States Department -of Agriculture,
weather bureau. Sau rraartoco, April 21. _____
RAIMe-AU, DATA \
STATIONS
. . j* • i '. - no i » I .to
: ?! 'm_ -! .-—■ 2
S3- .''ot 0 2 go 3
1 "* M ' . .-I C ~ _3
*", J ■ 2-» - * * ' "i a
','.' "'.'.It" - * . • 2 *» —'
! ".: •'{ *■■*'■. '•'■ ?"
r'*;
ClirPKR 1
Bed Bluff '
Sacramento 1
Mount Tamalpai*. ... I
San Francisco |
San .lose ........'.:."I
O.Ort '_•-. ;'ii 41.4." .'IS.!*:*
0.00 23.391 22-75 10.78
0.00 2t.R0 18.(Mil 12.14
0.00 24.57 21.30 "*5.0I
0.00 25.17 20.03 10.
I 0.00 22.40 11.07 14.50
0.00 .<■ I 8.SO 10.77
0:0« , 7.41 8.4* 5.08
I 0.00 34.20 18.84 20.81
I 0.00 16. 14.001 13.63
0.00' 11,78 - &.38I 0.74
Fresno ......*.....,. I
Independence
San Luis Obispo
Los Angelas
San Diego.*. !
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
; In the following table the maximum and mini
mum temperatures and rainfall are given:
4TI0NS
"** b
" *
| S'
: =
7 b
B _
* a
_
3
-*•
STATIONS £
».
!
m -
I r
p s'
15. :
I
laker ... J. J36|
Jolse |58|32|
Del Monte.... 64|54
Sitrvka ..".152 48
"lagstaff .....J64|28l
"resno ....... 78 48|
lelena . 54140
lonolulii .....Jan 70
fldependenee .[70)34
Callspell ..... 60-58
.os Angeles.. .66 54
lodena ......I.. 24
It. Tamalpals!581451
*orth Head... 52144
"uownix ...... 861541
I'.OOI
! .00
1.00
i .00
il.00
11.00
).06
>.00
I .00
I .00
; .oo
I .00
il.no
•i-ot
►S.oo
11.02
1.00
lj.00
Red, Bluff.. . !74l4t*t.ni
; Rem- ..........J66j3n|.oo
' Roseburg '.... ('.4.42 .00
: -Sacramento "..'.70 50 .00
Salt Lake 82136 .01
San Diego .".*. *i4i.*i8 .00
San Francisco. 58!t>0J.0-i
iSae Jose.:.;;. 66146 .00
S. L. Obispo. . 64154 .Ol
SE.: Farallon 50148-.00
Spokane ...... 70 42.00
•Summit 4.1,31 .00
Tacoma...... 62 46|.00
' Tatoosh [48144 .00
Toaopah ... 601.H6i.o-i
' Walla WalU..I72i50|.o?
' ■Wlnnemucca .|04|28I.Oo
Yuma |fiO|52l.Oii
fyis
'ocatello ...'.. 50.-1.1
►t. Reyes Lt.. 153 40
**ortland (601481
EASTERN STATIONS '{
.bllene ..|82|52|.00
.tlantic aty.|DO|38I.OO
ioston ..' 441341.00
luffalo .... 144 341.01
Charleston ... 68 ,*is|.0fl
Iblcago ... 54 j441 .2$
tenter ....... 76 48 .00
les Moines... 72,44|.0O
lodge City.. . 76|4«|.00
Miluth 50 361.04
Wrsngo ..... 681361.00
last port ..... 36J32 .40
ralrestor, .... 78,68 .00
ireen Bay 13* .00
latteras ..... 62 461.00
tavre ....... 78 381.00
lur'.n ... 5Rl361.no
acksonvllle .. _ ("2 .00
kansa* City. . 74|5O|.O0
IKnoxvllle ,.,.J70|42|.02
j Louisville .. . J«6|48|.12
Memphis 72 SI .0*1
Montgomery .. 78 56.00
Montreal 46|32 .00
Moerbead 64 S4 .00
New "Orleans.. 82 68 .00
New York..... 54 44/."
i North Platte.. 72 "14 .00
Oklahoma .... 7S 54 .00
Pittsburg .... 4S40.24
Rtwwell ...... 84 46.00
I St. Louis. 70 54 .00
St. Paul..;... 56 44.02
Tampa ....... 84 66 .00
Toledo *; .56 441.02
Washington.,- 64 46 .00
'Winnipeg '...i84 30|.OO
II
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
- The pressure hat. risen over .the, coast and
falling rapidly in the I Missouri valley md the
northern portion of tbe Rocky mountains. There
has been no rain west of the mountains, except
light showers in Wtithingtoo. -. Thunder sterols
lire > reported in Wyoming and - South Dakota.
In the eastern states, the weather has been clear,
except in the Ohio valley,.where there have been
light rains. ''■'•■?, ■ -■-■:
*. The temperature has fallen from, 12 to It d'
gree* throughout the lake region and hat risen P.
about 1" degrees, in Nevada and, Idaho. . In Cali
fornia temperatures are nearly normal, In the
great valley afternoon temperatures range from'-'
T2 to TS degrees.
■..'.-•-■■ ",,. FORECAST *. -----
Following I* the forecast for the 30 hours end
lac at midnight Saturday. April 22. 1911: ---. :
; For San Francisco an" vicinity—Fair Saturday,
with fog; light smith wind, changing to brisk
west.- • ..- ""- ; ' .'-Ai! ' •'",-
i.For Santa Clara valley— Saturday; mod
erate north wind.,
r", For Sacramento valley—Fair Saturday; ltstit
tenth wind. ■ -;-.-.-
For San Joaquin valley—Fair ■ Saturday; light
.north wind. ■
S For California couth of the Tehtchapi—Fair
Saturday, overcast in the morning: light tenth
wind. .- A. Q. Mr A DIE,' District Fore-aster.
NEWS OP THE OCEAN
= A Wheat Charter "
The Rttttttn ' ship ' Marieehen Is under charter
at private. terms fur wheat from: Paget «.ouad to
tbe - Knifed' Kingdom with ' the usual continental
options." ;•.'..,*.."- '.-'. r; .' -. • -
E.F. HUTTON & GO.
, 400 California St. Tel. Douglas 248?
Hit. Francis Hotel. Tel. Dou_la» 3883
Members of New York Stock Excfcaogs
.'.-,: Pioneer House
< Private Wire I*. Chicago
V' . .;': nail .Xew York *;
R. E. ttUli C A IlYYSsiagrt
______^__^_^__________
■■-■■. -. •■■■>■■■• -■ "v-, -■ '
Private Wire—Xew York, lea so -
. Western • L'nion Code" ■ ■
J. C. WILSON
- MEMBER '■-•
WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CIIIC.U3O BOARD OK TRADE
THE STOCK * AXD i BO!»D EXCHANGE
*" v, . . ,-■ SAN". IfUAJVCISCO -•-J - -. *p , ■
Main Office*. * Mill* Bide*., San Franetecu
Brauch Otmoom— HoteL (usaln
corridor), San Fr«nelson; Hotel Alex
in.lrta» IMO Anßelea,, Cat. .' ' '.- ->.-i^gHffi
Cos^ga—sa-aai-s—Harrtu, WJnt|ig>j t fj_l
Co., New York, CUicu-jo, Lou do j- ana
taatam.
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