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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS •addition to a* large carryover of old- slock from < last week the j market for «green produce ■ was ;in poor shape for < the: selling .' interests -yesterday; There was a good inquiry for smooth.": hard'toma toes ' and :• a: small» premium may have been ob tained for an f attractive lot I now = and ■■< then, but there was not enough stock ,; in the market -that was worth over 40c a box to Justify 1 quoting a, higher.- figure. Many,, large sales of-»held; ever stuff were,made at prices below the inside 'quo tation. Nearly everything else. on the list cooldi be bought at concessions. The potato market was # «ctive and, firm, particularly for fine Salinas Bur-! •banks. Onions stood M before quoted. ' -'"j • Potatoes (per ctll—River whites. $1@1.15j.; bay. in :-.*ve«, 91.5092; Salinas Burbanks, $1.65 j ©1.85; sweet potatoes, $1.55@2. j Onions —New yellow. 7''ifti 7.V per ctl. , -5] Vegetables Green corn. 75c«j$1.2S per art; summer squash. -25 @35c per box; green peas. 82% 2.25 r sack: string: beans, lft 1.23 per sack for common and 2 ©3c |»er ;lb for fancy: * lima beans, 4@4>£c per lb: cabbage, 75@85c per ctl; pirllc, S(&4e per lb: tomatoes, 25@40c per box; | tucumbers,- 40@-50c per box; cauliflower. SOtSjjGOe j per dosen; i carrots, <5c per. sack; okra,; 655j75e . per boS; green peppers. 30(g50c per box; . egg- ] t#lant, 50©05<; per box. . ' Deciduous and Citrus Fruit* j , As is usually the case after a holiday.* the ; fruit market lacked snap yesterday and business 'for | the day was of comparatively small volume.| Nearly all of the wholesale bootee were opened Monday morning and it,was not necessary to wait until yesterday to restock stores that bad become depleted on Sunday. Stocks;of Bartlett, pears, : while, ample, were , less : excessive "than at the | close *cf test week and there was I net I nearly j as! f much ripe fruit lying around.-; Small sales 2 of green No. 2 fruit were made ;to dinners at $17.50^23 a ton. while " the regular trade con fined their attention Isrgtljl to No, I stock. There was some little firmness in peaches, but stocks were more than; euou?h to go I arieind. Figs were a weak - feature :of the ' market. - '"•'•<' ' boxes arriving on the early| trains alone. | There ; was little or no: change in prices for ether tree ] fruits. The market' was again swamped { with j nutmeg melons and the top price of sioc:aibox j was an extreme one even when ; the early buying j movement was at its height. RiverJ cantaloupes were hard to sell, even though offered;at; very low rates. The demand ) for igrapes >. was:limited and sellers made no attempt to maintain,prices," buyers' terms ruling for all descriptions. i The ] canners were still the, principal buyers of berries, j * , Strawberries, 9393 ' per chest: ,; rasp-I Wrrles. $sigs per chest: blackberries, $3@4 per /chest; huckleberries, 10*@15c!per, lb. '»,->;- *-.■:■■■" \ Apples (per box' -Fancy Gravenstelns, $Lso'_ 1.65 for 4 tier and 1.1 0ft1.25 for 4'-^ tier: other I fancy, f1ft1.35: common to choice fruit. MOeosi; crabapples, 50@65c for small and :$1.50@2; for large boxes. '„■■- - -■''.. . .:■.-.. Pears—Bartletts, $Isl.'o for green No. 1 and T.v-fts; for No. 2. ■; --7^7^StSSS3SUBL\m\ Quinces —75e©$I per box. : * Peaches — boxes. 40@75c; lugs. COgSSc .' - small and f1@1.50 for large. Plums and Prunes Prunes. 60^85c for crates and 40@50e for boxes; plums, boxes and crates, 40ft7, c"; lugs. .; $1.2:.. " •Nectarines —75c@$l per crate. Figs—Black. 60c@$l- per drawer;" white and Brunswick! 40@65c. -- -. - ; , Urapes—Crates. 6(J6?75c for seedless and 50® Ssc for other varieties; small boxes, 35@30c; lugs, 50e#fl. . . Melons —Nutmeg melons, 23@50c.per box; can taloupes, 50c@$l per crate; watermelons, $1.50@ 2.25 per dozen.; < - :~ : Citrus Fruits (per box>—Valencia -oranges, »53.50(g4.50-. grapefruit. $.".ft3-">0 for seedless; 'lemons, 14.50te5.50 for fancy. $2.50@3 for choice and $1.50®2 for standard; Mexican limes, $5.50 (546. ■ .•.' ••" •.••■■'.. '*"ft:- „ ■',:. -.-■ ■■ . '■:■ '.. "".-""■ ■■" Tropical Fruits— Bananas. 75c@51.50 per bunch "v Hawaiian and $203 for Central American; pineapples, $2.50@3 pr dozen. Dried Fruit*, Raisins, Nuts and Honey j s The.market for both fruits and raisins ;is re ncrted rather; quiet, as previously "mentioned, \y itU qnota tlons for - some descriptions somewhat -•" . . The market for apples, ■ apricots and peaches is vagne.-with values more or less undetermined. Fruits— Evaporated apples. 1911 crop.; OH@ »lie; apricots. 1911 crop. 14frri,V: fancy moor park. !■"■<■; pears. n'«l4i,c: peaches. ; 1011 : crop. ni,.-, ( w>,. ; prunes. 1011 crop. .".-.;.*. 1,ic; . basis to growers, with ®lc premium on3o-40s and ;%: j V Up premium on 80s; figs,; 1311 crop, "s®6cr i • Prices for th* new raisin'crop' arc quoted as j fallows: Fancy : seeded, 7lj'<; 7-v: choice. 7ft j 71MC:. loose. ,M ? e. Oc and - 63c for 2. 3 j and >4 j cr<swo. respectively; seedless -muscatels, Sfeti ] s%**:— Thompson's. - 7>4®7t4c: sultanas. o%fl ! «lc; layers, V $1.35 for 2 crown. #1.4." ! for 3 crown and $1.65, $2.25 and 02.73 for 4. 5 and 0 j crown, respectively; sweatbox prices. * 4t4c. Nuts—Almonds.» new crop.; nonpareils. 13<"& IJ-Vic;- [XL nVif, ne plus ultra, l<:< 3 ;': Drake. I4H(C: Languedocs. 14i-,c: hardshell. 8c; s shetled | almonds. 35@40c; walnuts,; :"<• pet lb for No. 1 | softshells, til,,, for No. 1 standard*; No. 2 ] standards, j lie; pecans. : 14\&<3,15e', -pcauuti<, 4% I «®sc; pine nuts. 19&20*. ■' ■„","- '7-- ■"-. -"-"'^.-;| I Honey--New comb, 15®l({c; new water-white 1 extracted. S'/a^iOe;' light" amber. -7%?{Sc;; U,iver j grades.. s®6c per lb.- *- Beeswax—2~H®3oc per li». for; l!?ht ami-23® ; 20c for dark.';-- .-;/;• ' \,. ■ .- : ;-j ■'--■"- ft^ —: —"-. ::-.'.. { ,» .. * ■"-•■-■ Poultry and.Game ; "r The holiday I"checked the ; movement of: poultry */rom state "points; and as a result; arrivals* of domestic stock yesterday-were unusually light t * for Tuesday. The lieht, receipts of domestic j 'stock were offset, ~ however, ;by liheral j arrivals : , from the middle west. five cars coming: to . band * from ' that . source.; The market was ' active yes terday, but conditions' were; unsettled and prices I ' were somewhat -irregular."*--:. ,:*v • ;-" ,; Poultry (per > — Hens. $4-5005 for small. f.YSO@6 for large arid $7®9 for-extra;! young I rosters, f0.50ftf.60: old roosters.' $405: <: fryers, 1 $54§5.50: broiler*. $3.50®4.50 for large and $2.50 | ®3.50 for small: ducks." $5.50 6:-pigeons, $1.75 ®2: squabs, $302.50; ■ geese, $2@2.23. " (iirac (per I dozen)—-Cottontail rabbit-s $2.50® | 3: bare. $1.75®2. • I .— —r— '"■ » Bean*. and Wa»4m% ; 1 Further fluctuations In ''beans wilLbo noted, j The market. though quiet as to demand, is unset- j tied as to prices. - - Yellow peps are higher. Beans .per r etl) >ayos. $4: Chilean hives. $3..V.ft3.75; small white. $3.7303.0"; inrge j white. $3.60®3.75; pink, $4J15«:i4.60; red. *3US 5.25; blackeye, nominal. $4.50®5; lima. : f.">.4(Jft I 5.50; red ' kidney. 5.50: : cranberry beaaa, I *'$3.50®3.75: garvienzas. 82,.".<>f;::: horse beans, ! new crop, 2.23« Manchurlari beans, $3.25 for I cranberry, - $2.75®3.23 for red and - $3®3.25 for speckled kidneys. Seeds ßrown mustard. ——: yellow mustard, j : flaxseed; nominal: canary. 3%c; alfalfa. 17® 17Vic: rape, 1 ®2>4e; timothy, nominal; ! hemp. 3fii3»4c; millet. 2»4ft2'.e per lb. J)ricd Peas—Green. $4 per ctl; yellow, $3.25® j Flour and Farinaceon* Good* Flour—California fancy extras, $5,40<&5.5p net ! without discount; 'hakers* extras. $5,"40®3 60 --superfine. $4-50(94.70: oreg,fm and Washington' per bbl. $4.60®4.80 for «family,.bakers*,and pat ents and $4.20®4.40 for cutoff; Kansas patents, $5-S0; do straights. $8.00; Dakota patents $7.20; do straights. $7; do clear. $0.40 per bbl. ' Farinaceous Goods—ln-50 lb sacks are quoted as follows, per 100 lbs: y Buckwheat; flour.. pure $4.50, rising - $5.30. . groats-- $«: cornmeal. yellow $2.30. white $2.50.: extra yellow or white $L'.RO; cracked wheat, $3.50; 1 entire wheat flour $2,70: farina.; $.1.80; graham flour, -$2.50: bom-' my, large $3. small $3.: granulated $3; oatmeal ' pure * $4.30... steel; cut ■ $4.30: oat ': groats *4 30 --■ pearl barley. No. 1 small $5.10.;N0. 2. medium $5.30, No. -3. large, $3.30;* rice flour. ; $3.00; * rye flour. $3,50; rye meal. $3.40; split l peas yellow $5: green $6.80; whole wheat flour, $2.70; rolled .oais, $4-30; rolled wheat, $3.20. M' Hay and Feedstuff* The market for these staples stand* about as it Baa for a week. Hay rules firm.; with daily sales at full figures. •;. -:'--•,' :-:.•••'>-■.•. —$28®29 per tori. Middlings—s32®34 per ton. t " . - Shorts—293o per ton. „. - ;..-:- Feedstuffs— Rolled barley. $3311534: rolled oats for feed, $31032: mixed feed, $2«.i27 for aver age lots; evergreen chnpfeed. $21: per.ton for car l°, trs? A ,* 22"for Jobbing: oilcake meal." 10 ton lots $42.50. 5 ton lots $43. smaller lots $43.50; cocoa- I?i'f &S* ? r meal at mills;? $24 '» ,20 and 110 and $24.50 in 5 ton lots. jobbing $25:'cornmeair$38® 39: cracked corn, $33^30: alfalfa meal, carload lots $15. Jobbing $10; red star)alfalfa< meal. $15 in car Tots and $16.50 Jobbing: - Stockton t meal falfa $15 In car lots and $16 Jobbing: Modesto alfalfa meal. $15 In car lots and *17 jobbing; c B . proca oilcake meal, $16.50; per ton: calfalfa $10 in car jot 8 and $17 Jobbing!, vigorator, per ton, $23. Hay—Ordinary wheat. $12(fil0 : choice $17® 18: wheat and oat. $12010; tame oat; $12®15* volunteer wild oat. $10012.50; alfalfa*'s9«i 12* stock hay. $,'..so''d7 per ton. : * Straw-— per bale. : - *: Hide*, 7: Tallow, Wool , ami -Hop* Local dealers are still quoting lower prices for bops. 'They: say 'that-the local market got alto-; gether too • high I and ' the present -: recession "= Is *s7 natural reaction; .;. ',; v- .' ;--:;,;- .... There is nothing new in hides; or ■ wool. The latter is still neglected. * Hides -fulls and brands sell - about % die un der quotations. ; Heavy salted steers, 11 %rfi 12c; light medium;? lliHUfec; light. lie; - cowhides* llcr stags. He; : salted kip. 12c: ; salted * veal ? and salted calf. 16^®17e;idry bides, isrgitt,. v salted hides, IRe; dry ;kip;il9®2oc: < dry,:calf; 24\f*l25c: sheepskins, shearlings. 20®SOcJeaeh: shniT wool. 30®45c; medium." .">o'(7 75c;, long wool, c9c®sl.2s: lambs. 30@50c; ". iiorsehides. * salt! $2.25^3 for large and ;sl.so®2ifwfmeditim.". 7.V fasl for small and'2s@soc;-for T colts; horsehtdes, dry;*s2®2.2s:fcar large and'sLso®2? for medium,^ 50c®$l for small and 254? for colts; goat skins, prime ; angora. 75e051; long hair;goats,*3s ®50c: medium, 20®35c; small, 10020 c .-:•-•;■; < Tallow—No. «1: rendered,' 3' barrels 5^400c, cans and drttms"s®st4e; No. 2, do, barrels -s®s^6c; cani and drums 4!. Grease— per lb. -; Wool,': spring ( clip--Southern. ?11 ® ; I San Joa quin, :Ilfiil2^4c; middle counties;;!2® 14c;Snorth" , em.-> ]4M,(S 10U.C-. Nevada;* 11fr?l.*ic per lb. 1910 fall clip- Mountain free. Sio,!>c; "" northern land ley, 6® : San; Joaquin \ all i lambs. Set 10c;: do defective and heavy. 56*70 per lis. Hops— of 1911. 35c per lb. • , General, Mfrcbandlse a Bags 4- Grain 7 bags,'S.B% &*%''.':'% San Clueotln ■tags, 7c and nominal.; wings ail closed out; word ffcags, 36®37c: fleece tymne. S«4c per lb. ;s5JSR|j* '.!Coal-^Pennsylvanla?aathraelte egg. $16 pee ton; Wellington, $8; New, \fellington. $S; Australian house. Richmond, etc.. $8 : Pelaw Main, Stanford j Richmond, $8; Cumberland. 5 $15 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 drums. 7'.jc; -150 degree oil. iron bar rels or: drums, ;><•; , special do, 0 '»c; f pearl'oil;in case-, 14Ue; astral, HVic;; star, J 14V'je; extra star, 17\i«; Elaine, 5 *Sjt-, y eocene, iITAf: red crown and;motor:*. gasoline, in hulk 14 %c, * ( in eases ;21>-ic: " engine • distillate; In ; drums ('.'■..(■. cases ?7c : more;; M i degree; gasoline. In bulk ij 2Sc. in *. cases' 35% c; ;; varnish s > makers'-; and:: painters' naphtha, in bulk 12He in 1 cases. 20c. a? Oil—Quotations 1 are for * barrels: £ r Unseed, % 04c, per gallon for - boiled and 02c for raw, cases sc. - more: - Baker's AA* castor, oases, 5 gallons $1.19. ! 10 -': gallons % $1.17: .-* commercial ; castor, "7 in ; cases. --7le;; China: nut, r cases. 65® 75c per -gallon; 'cocoa-; nut oil.i in barrels. 73»A®76c for XXX;»7I®73^C; for i. No.»Land;®7lC^ for No,, 2. accordiug i to quantity ;iextra! bleached winter; sperm oil, SiV; natural winter,-sperm oil-:Boc;;natural'. whale oil, •">.'!c: pure lard; oil, $1;- winter strained lard*oil,' 90c: t pure ', neatsfoot; oil, 85c; i No." 1 - nea tsfoot. oil, Ssc; oerring oil.: 50c: : salmon oil. 50c; boiled fish oil. 50c; paint oil, fee. - * .~ , - * • -<"--■■■■ -.-. * Turpentine—7Sc ■jin: cases and*" Tie in bulk. drams; and i iron .barrels: Aroturps." cases :30c,-.Tn iron barrels or,drums 23c per gallon. i I 'i Rosin—E.<:s9.7s: F. $0.80;' Q, $9.00:' BL • $10: I. $10.10;. K. $10.20; WO. fit; WW, $11.50 per bbLof2Bo lbs. ' >-. : Red and White Lead—Bed,- fci.j«9c: white. Si- 4 ®S^c.per lb.': -;,": y -^ :-.''--*-";•-.-.: --| Canned Fruits—The California; Fruit fanners' ; association quotes the".-: range" in 7 prices as '< fol- . i lows:;.; Apples. .: $1.25®2: "apricots.>;s2@2.so;: ! peeled and sliced do, $2®3; blackberries. $1.75 i ©2.50; .berries, white and b1ack,*;51.25®2.85; 1 grapes,: $1.15®2;: peaches. $1.7002.30 ; for free j and : $L90@2.."M) ; for ; cling: - pears. - $2.75; 5 plums,; I $2: strawberries. $1.85*32.75. ■ ;:; fanned Asparagus—No. 2' 3 -'■ mammoth 'peeled ! white, asparagus, $2.75;* No. ;• 2*£ large /peeled' ; white. $2.30; No.;2Vi"large white.js2®2.4o:;No." ''!'•,> sj small white." $1,60: •* No. . 2 l * * large j green, i $1.80®2.20: t No. 2*4 medium i green. $1.60. - , " Canned -Tomatoes—Solid pack,' No.; 2JA. :90c; , No. 3. $1: No. 10. $2.00. .-,. ;-:---. .;-'--"-:■;,;--■ Canned Peas -Petit pots. $1.80: extra'fine sift-, Led.. $1.55; extra sifted, 1 $1.15;•' sifted. $1; stand | ard.v Me. ,;—*: -_,"■.-■---''.; ■'--.-: .'-.-■---' "•.-"•■•.-'---;■ -,--- '-: '-7 Coffee— Rica. 13®15^c: Salvador. : 124 \ ®15i4c: . Nicaragua. 14@15c; : (Ju«temala-Mex.l --| can. ; 12%«15%c; Hawaiian. 13® 16c;-Ecuador, ; 13ije'per-, lb. -",;.- - - 1 Cordage—Manila,; So; sisal. 7c: sisal bale rope, j 7H@"94e per lb: manlla bale rope. 8'- per'ib net j cash.' no discount. •" /- ; : " -Quicksilver— per flask. : 5 Pacific Codfish—The-Union Fish company quotes ] as ■ follows: /Bundles, small,* whole. 50 lb bales. I $5.00; ; rases, regular, large, whole. 100 'lb boxes. ; $(i.SO: cases, extra, 100 lb boxes;: $7: cases, east i crn : style. -; $7.25: * Anchor 't brand, 8 He: * narrow gauge, B%c;"S!lver King. 9c; <;.>id«>n Prate, «tie: White Seal, middles, ll®HHc:Seabrigbt blocks, S(~c; " oriental blocks, '. Sc; Crown:brand,**: tablets, 9e; ;■ pearl tablets. ; 9iic: 5 lb boxes »fancy bone less. -lie: 2 lb boxes 'fancy, boneless, 12c; ; half bbls pickled cod. $6 each. - . - The Alaska Codfish company quotes as follows: Bundles.:-' small, ■■: whole. 4 $5.60; v, cases.. * regular, large "whole. $6.80; cases,, extra. , $7: - cases, east-: crn style. $7.25: Frigate. Bi^ c: narrow. Paragon, B%e; : Monarch. 9c: Western Pride. BV4c; 'i Impe rial, neilJXc: Ocean Wave, SVfce: Siberia. «','*; Star. 2 lb tablets,; 9c: Pacific Belle; 1 »» tablets, 0V: Choice Bits.- crates. 12 5 lb boxes, lie;;do 30 2- lb boxes, 12c;, pickled cod, half bbls, $0 each. T * -.-. ,-:. -- ,%--:-.- . ■•■ <. ■%..-■-_■. -4 BEFINKP SUGAR ..MARKET The Western Sugar Refinery company quotes as follows, net rasa: Standard tine granulated. 6.25 c; coarse granulated. 6.25 c; fruit granulated! 6.25 c; 11.-& E. crystal dominos, 5 lb cartons.** in cases, 9.45 c: - do? 2flb ? cartons, in cases. 9.95 c; monarch : bar. 6.60 c;; tablets, in half ' barrels. (>.75c: -, ,i„ in 25 lb boxes,i :7c; cubes -and A crushed, ."•«*■; monarch powdered.; 0.3.V; XXXX powdered. 6.3 V: candy, granulated, 6.35 c; confec tlonersVA." 6.25 c; : confectioners' crystals '-* 6.35 c:' beet granulated. 0.05 c; magnolia A." 5.85 c: extra C. 5.73 c; golden C. ,-,.65e: ;D. 5.5.V. ". Barrels ; and 50 lb bags , id., half barrels 25c. boxes 56c ; mwe per 100 lbs than * for J bars of 100 lbs pet. Bar in 35 and 40 lb tins $1.70 more. In S and 10 lb tins $2,35 more per 100 lbs than prices I for this grade In 100 lb bags; v , *. '■■'. The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining company quotes as follows: ,v Granulated basis, 6—.-c; *'Hlgrade,*.bar, 6.60 c; powdered, 6.35 c; A crushed. 6.50 c: berry, 6.2.V: C. & H. extra-fine granulated. B.t»e; : coarse dry granulated," 6,25 c; j confectioners* A, 6 2.V: confectioners' crystal i «.35c; cubes. 6..-rf>c; bricks, half barrels, 6.75 - ' ,riS^^V 11l *!b boxes.- "r: extra s fine: granulated UOOIb bars only*. 6.05 c: excelsior 'A"':"5.65c-' j 1™ C. ."..7.V: golden C. 5.65 c; yelk-w D, 5.56 c; j H..&E: crystal dominos. ; in 5 lb cartons.? cases] .».4->c: do 2 lb cartons, in 5 cases. 9.9*.c. -Addi . tional-per IW> lbs: In barrels and 50 -lb-bags; ' • oc -more: half barrels. 25c more: boxes,tOOc | more for all, grades. Bar In 35 ami 40 lb tins. $I.io more: In 10 lb tins. $2.35 more. Minimum order. caruMd weight. >•;.-- ;. i- ..-:.. Nerr York Produce . ~ J NEW YORK. Sept. s.—Hoos^Steafly: state, common to choice, iojo. 40®42c; 19.19 ' 3'»(ft3s" -, Pacific coast.:-1010.*' 40«»42c; 1900 2 l«'it.', I *' li Hides- Steady Central America: ? 20»ie ' : Bo gota,; 21^® 22 He ;; ; ' * ' ; L-'_']'tt»',, nm—.Steady: refined New. V,,rk. barrels. fs7.2j; refined New York.- bulk. J $3.75; Pblladel i liifti. barrels; $7.25;-Philadelphia. bulk. $3.75. f y. now—Owlet; ; domestic i fleece. , 2S®29c. t -*^^ £pssr—Raw. c very strong: miisct>v»dor. 89- test." -•.06c; centrifugal. 96 test, 5.5« c; molasses sugar. 89 test, 4.«1c; refined, firm; cutloaf, 7.05 c; crushed. B'flS*: mold A- *m°: cubes, r 650 c; XXXX powdered. 6.40 c: powdered.' f1.35c:-*eranu-* ; late.!. 6.25 c:; diamond A. 6.25 c: confectioners' A. «.10e; No ; 1. 0.10.-: No. 2, 6.03 c: No. 3," 6c: - No. ;4. ...9e,': No. v 5. 5.»0c:-No. 6. 5.«5c: No. 7." 5 WW- - No. 8,! 5.7.V: No. 9. 5.70 c; No. 10. 5 65c" N^'li" |.'.mc; No. 12. 5.55 c: No." 13. .".Vic; No. 14. 1 .Vso.\ -Butter—Firm: creamery a specials, 27c:: extras* 26e::■ firsts,:;24®2sc.; -.-■-'*- -* -.- -, ,-,-* * --' " B * j Cheese -Firm: state whole, milk specials,: ! ,•'JV;,,, whole milk, daisies; best, 14c: skims ■ lH®llC.--: . ". ,-.: ...-.-* .--; - --■■ :.-■..;-,- ---'-': - .:„■,-',' Eggs Firm: fresh gathered '-, extras, 24®26c; extra firsts. 31921%?; refrigerator, first season's storage charges paid. 20Ufci21c; western gath red white, 19(824c. —: ~. -. - , - k DRIED FRUITS - Evaporated Apples Dull: rather poor quality. 10%®10%c in h„ ?B and 10?i®l1c in boxes, >; : -Prunes—Qnlet;;: quotations range from 9c to I'>V for fornlas up to ;;n* 40s < and nominal '. f or.; Oregonsi ■*.-". "Apricots— Choice, \~>fi\:,\,, extra i choice. I6®l6»jc: fancy. »17®18c.: - '■'■■■■■ Peaches—lnactive; "Choice. n®imc, extra chrice. fancy. 12% c. : -':*:'- - : Raisins—Unsettled;: owing.., to ' reports of .in | creased pressure on the ; coast. ; Loose muscatels \9\ ®7c; choice to fancy seeded. B®9^c; seed- I less, 5%@7c; London layers, $1.40@1.45. **•-, : ,;. ChlcßKo Dairy Produce Market ; CHICAGO,': Sept. s.—Butter—Steady; ; creara j 20025 c; dairies. 1ß«*22c. * ' ; *-^: • : Eggs— Firm: receipts. .7,543 cases; at mark esses Included, 11^ 15c; firsts, iT7c; prime : firsts' : lSft^C. •';:;.. "":.;','.'-. ;---•-*■""."-, ' -;-:.*i: 7 :■,"-'■• -..-':-:---.',,': Cheese—Steatly: daisies. , 13^®13^c; ':Young j Americas, 12%@12%c; long horns, 13«/i®31«ic3 i"-"*. " "-' ' ":""' —' ' ■—; •"-" "- ' -■:" "' " : *' .. I-oa rAngrele*; Produce' Market •-: [Special Dispatch to The Call] ■:'<■: I LOS ANGELES. Sept. .-,..._ Butter continued firm on the produce exchange today/ although receipts were heavy. Eggs and cheese were Arm. Potatoes were slightly easier'today; . i;, - ■ ■-•" '.}:- Receipts %of produce . 'today were: ; Eggs • 142 cases; abutter, 113.082: pounds; cheese "4.039 pounds: > potatoes. * 5.723 i sacks: j onions;; 91* sacks sweet potato?*. 25 sacks: apples. 919 boxes. ' 'Jf Butter *• (per»:"lb>—^-Cailfornlaicfeamervf extras * 2,-,..,e; creamery firsts,. 2.V-; ladle 'butter 2.1 c: country,, butter. 20c*:'-i;"... : -; „;;:- v .-'-; "---, -;.'-:'; - - - -'■ Eggs (per dot) —Local ranch, candled 34p case eoMnt 30c; eastern; 25428 c; pullets. 20c; cheese (perlb> -Northern fresh. northern storage. eastern singles. 16c; eastern twins 16e; eastern Cheddars. I«V,ft 17e; eastern long' horn. 16-53 Oregon daisy.'l6c; Oregon twins. 5 16l^c; eastern f daisy. 17c: swiss. imported ~:32c swiss. domestic, block wheel 19c; t Roquefort 36®40c. - ; :-.•- '■'■:- -. ,- ,;, ; * ' \ Reans (per ctl)—No. 1 pink. $5.25®5.35;,N0.* 1 lima. $6.75; No. ll>ady» Washington. $4.25; No. l small white. $4.10(34.25; , hlackeve. S4.soif?.V | garvanzas. i $4.50;: lentils. $6® 7:: bayos.l $4.50(57.". : 1 Mexican red, $4.75(^5; Manchurian'pink, $5.50® I ■■;• Potatoes— Highlands. $1.75(51.R5 per ctl; vel- i low sweets. 2ft^4®3c per lb. * - • • '--'■■■■■■'•''■- :;:.-';■:■■:,, *"',;,;..— . , I Eastern Livestock Market '■- - 7-y,\ lii/ ''.■.*;.: '■"" :' '7-7 CHICAGO >:'V vv,.--" J;-'-:-■ 7 ::■ : in CHICAGO.*. Sept. s.—Cattle— Receipts, -4 esti mated jat 5.000 i head: i market; slow J but I stead v. Beeves,:ss®B.lo:*,Texas steers.*s4.4o@9.4o;:west-i em steers. ;s4^a7;i stockers and feeders. $3®5 SO'" cows and heifers. $2.25ig,6.30: calves. $6.25(39. . ' f -Receipts, estimated at 14.000 head: mar? I ket 5c lower. Light. $7.7.70; mixed. $7®7.70- | heavy;-?.:56.50@7.60:n rough. « $6.«)«7: go«d to ! choice - heavy. $7(ff7.60; pigs, ; $5®7.45; -* bulk; of sales', $7.05®7.40. r t Sheep— Receipts;;; estimated 7 at V 45.000 head; market 10®25c lower. *Natlve.{s2i_'3.Bo: western $2.40(33.85; yearlings. lambs, native f4®G.2s,*,western f $4.25® 6.25. KANSAS CITY -j KANSASCITV. Sept. -Cattle—Receipts. 16. --000 head, including 1.000 southerns; market steady :sm Native steers.' $«.25(35,15; southern Steers, $4(©5..*»0; southern -cows'and heifers. $2.75 04.50: native cows : and heifers, $2.75®7.50; • I stockers and s feeders, $3.50@5.75; bulls, $36-4.50; ! calves. $4.25® 7.50: western ■ steers, $4.75(H 7.2-">; western cows $2.75(34.7.".. » -'«^B®^ Hogg—Receipts. 5511.000 head: market :»5lgl0c; lower. Bulk of sales. $7.1. 7.35; hesvy.l $7.15® 7.35; packera and botchers. $7.20® 7.4s.*^s^p^pitf its Sheep—-Reeeipis. 12.000 i head: * market tweak* Muttons, $3®3.75:», lambs'* $4.75(35.65; range ' wethers and yearlings; $3®4.50; range ewes, $2.30^1. - SOUTH OMAHA SOUTH OjdAHA. Sept. Cattle—Receipts.' 6,100 ; head;" market .steady. %. Native 'steers, 4! $5® i 7.75: 1 cows 1 and } heifers. $3®5.75; > western I steers, $3.75® 6.50; range scows and heifers, $3(45. i«: canners. 3.65: stockers and feeders, $.".,; 3.75; j calves. $3® 7.25; bulls, stags, etc..' $305. ■ Hag* Receipts.,6,2oo bead: ; market 10. lower. Heavy. $6.95^7.15; mixed. 7.10-. light, $7.10 • @7.20; pigs; $6r37; :-bulk of sales. ; $7(37.10. «-s Sheep-Receipts. 38,000 head; markets steady: lambs 10.315 c lower. Yearlings, $404.10; ers. $3.1508.50; ewes. $2.63^98.15; lambs. $5.-o 05.75- Portland Livestock Mnrket I PORTLAND, Sept. s.—Cattle *Receir>ts. 100; iimarket:firm, r Extra to choice steers. $5.5005.80; good to choice steers, $5.2505.50; good I choice : cows. $4.25(84.50: good average (1.050 ilb»L*i $40 1 4.25; choice calves (200 i pounds i and under) p. $7.25 08.30: ge,,d to choice. calves, $5.50(36; choice I stags, $4...0fa,4.7%; good to choice stags, $4,230 4.50. I Hogs- Receipts, 200; market firm; Extra choice light, $8.2308.05; choice. heavy, $707.33; heavy rough.*! $6,25®8.50. - • » N i*^»^%| l,*J Sheep- -Receipts, 2.700; t market! firm. Choice ; yearling wethers. $3.25@>A.&5: choice two and j threes;:: s3o3.ls; choice'mot_jtalnila_jbs,^si.so'3 ■ ..' ".....■■■" , :'..., ' ""': ■'..■■.'."'■. ■,■(■■■;.■'.,,■■■.■■,;.■.:■.:■. ; ;■, ■.._>.. THE SAN FRANCISCO J ALL. AVEDXESPAY. SEPTEMBER. 6, 1911. 4.50: choice valley lamb?. choice killing ewes. $2.25tt&. MISCELLASEOIS J MARKETS Cotton Market ' NEW, YORK, Sept. 5. -L. F. Hutton & Co.'s wire says: "Trading was resumed In American markets to-* l day at an* advance •of C to 8 , points, owing Ito | firmer cables *than I expected, but - the advance '• was. I ' met Iby | such I heavy j selling i from i the? south ith t | , prices t soon J gave I way;* finally .1 scoring! al decline of "about 1205 points, with leading spot 'nterests I and local '. bears joining ;In • the genera! < sellingi and ; liquidation movement. Instead of buying on the j bullish government report issued last Friday, the ! south; seems ; to be ] taking 'advantage of i the j small I advance created: by the report upon which to ; sell and is at I present" taking j the lead :in « depressing '< • the f market;? as ] was i the i case I during I the ;, decline jof I nearly * 300 j point* i early |In f July. This 1 action j on i the part', of, those 5 instrumental in causing the publication iof such s sensationally heavy deteriora i tion throughout August Is'causing; some conserva tive, traders to discredit wholly the .low figures of I 73.! and ito i look S for; a f conflict :of 1 former large | crop i ides, \by * the, semimonthly j ginning reports ito ' be, issued •■ by,the census: bureau.*!commencing with | September 8/»5 Since ■ Friday; additional i good | rains , bare fallen throughout .Texas and: Oklahoma,"! in- I creasing t prospects ' for.' a:■ good f top i crop ' and add l ing to the-middle cron." :j Spot closed quiet. 13 points lower. Middling ' uplands, 11.00 c: middling gulf. 11.55 c; do sales. | :"■; !COTTON FUTURES ' ' ! ' .■■ -. ■ ■ _ ■ ■ Year Open. High. I-ew. Close, Sept. 1. Ago. .Sept.... 11.44 11.50 11.31 A 11.83 11.44 r 12.97 0ct...... 11. 48 11.40 11.28: 11.31 11.39 " 12.97 ! N0v...... 11.31 11.36 12.07 Pec...... 11.53 " 11.55. 11.35 11.39 11.46 12.97 j I Jan 11.47 , 11.50 7 11.30 >-. 11.34 11.41 12.80 , | Feb.;.... .:...t/..;.. .;.:.: 11.M 11.44 12.88 I March... 11.58 11.61 11.42 11.45 11.51 13.04 i May..... 11.69 11.70 11.52. 11.56 11.01 13.10 June..;.. ....:.....- ...... -.'.' 13.09 I July;.... ..... ..' 11.62 13.00 "'/"'"'.' '- 7: ft : 7.7. -■■'■ ■' "■, ■' ' '/";:, ■^■,':-.'''77::.7 Cotton 1 Crop Exceed* Billion ; NEW * ORLEANS. Sept. - s.—No r American ■ cot ton I crop '"' ever; grown * has | sold t for as f much is as the one Just; marketed, the total lvalue of which, including : the seed, 5! was $1.030.000.000."3 accord ing ito i the i report % today sof i Colonel Henry G., Hester, secretary of the* Cotton exchange. ' , ■i ,With i 1,700,000 5. bales j less j than". counted in the bumper crop iof :* 1008-0. he * crop Just 1 marketed netted thessouth $254,000,000 more. The 13.511.0(H) bales crop of 1906-7 f brought $222,000,000 less than the crop* of.' the season which ended September I. 1911. ■' J-"'A significant i feature of ; the ; report. is the ; state ment J that : even.: with 5 the J Increase jof ! more '% than ■ 1.500.000 : bales s over J last \ season's I crop.*] the! sup-; ply l was : deficient. "«md % notwithstanding the I re sultant i high * values, all of ' the year's " growth found: Its J, way to the* mills." . :jzsßjßßjSs ■ The farmer received: an average ■of 14.60 c a pound, ;: or $75.69 j'a*bale.. - » j ?:■ Regarding I the : consumption tof * cotton * and the mill situation generally In •: this' country, the report- says: j "In : the Catted States - the/ mills north and i south have consumed nearly, as ;■; much -: as I last I year; .In; addition '.to, which they | have imported i the; 'greatest« quantity /of/ foreign':-cot ton .'ever ; brought *;' to v, this ? country '•". in <■• any 7 one / season, i amounting; to tan ; equivalent •of 1 225.036 1 bales '. of I 500 pounds each. i ,:, "Of ;> American 7 and 'i foreign ; cotton : combined our; domestic ■ consumption has ran : ahead :of last season. .-.;..>■ ■-. '.■■■■ ,■■■'. y--: ''■■y^-y.i :. "The importation of Egyptian cotton is natu : ral, but the ? Increase sof Peruvian, Indian ami i Chinese - can i not only cbe > explained - by ; the .supe \ rior average * s grade and high ■ range of rvalues i for f the" domestic ■ product ' within the last' few ; years.■;..*••■■ r.y7-:■'....< :.,•'-■::■'-• :u >,--. r-y,7"'-. ::■': " i "A: continued | interesting ' feature iis ;the widen ing of differences between:the quantity of > Amer ican cotton : consumed north -and.south, the ex cess ;of the : latter; hating increased * this " season 103,000] bales. ; :;..'-. '"i- yyy ::-■: ■• ■.•■":ir::.--:yi. . Secretary Hester '; puts the ; crop of 1910 ist 12.120.005 ' hales, an increase; over that :of * 1000-10 of 1...14.427 and a decrease under that of 1906-9 of i 1,705,362/ * .."'•"' ':'„•• .'-"■"- .* - .* Boston', Wool Market ---'■' • i BOSTON. Sept. 5.- -The woolf market has heen firm during the last week, with : fairly large sales.:;; Quotations s follow: . . ; : Scoured basis—-Texas >. fine. 12 months. 33<35."5c; fine." 6 to' S; months. *47@4Sc: fine: fall. , 4.,'>«'45c. >. California,.'northern,^- 46i_50c; middle county; 46<^47c;? southern. 45@46c; fall free/ 41042c." J / Oregon * eastern * No. 1/. staple. 55«i|56c; eastern clothing A. 50c: Vallcv 1. 46^470. Territory, fine staple. 60<g<52c; fine medium staple, 58059 c; : fine:clothing., 51953 c; fine' me diiim clothing;. 4S(?3Oc; halfhlood. tcombing."- 55 •@s7c: thrco-eighthß ; blood. ; combing. 52tg53c; quarter-blood;.combing,*!49@soc.""' " Pulled extra. 52@54c: fine A. 500.52 c; A sn pertae, WQi*K ;; .-*.'•.-" '..;-"- ; - . St. l,on»* Wool-Market - 7t '■'•': ST./l-Oins,; Sept. vB. Wool Unchanged: me dium grades.- •. combing i and 'clothing.'-?(iJ2lc: light fine. 17<S10|-jc; heavy fine, ; 14015 c: tub washed; 25@30c. " ".**. 7 -^»", ,::_;... -.'-,:/» New York Coffee Market yNE TV '-YORK;, Sept. S.—EM F. Hutton & Co.'s wire says:-""<;' , .>■__- - ,:-■..::: *\ :-"»»"Ri<> 7s. 13*4013140: Santos 4s;. 14i*0145»,0. The \ weaker undertone abroad ; was f also j reflected here '*. in t the i; form t of /discouraged 7 new s buying. Bulls ? supported the ■; September position *on if the call. 4but met considerable selling pressure, and in the late months: tne selling w«a considered-better than the buying. It appeared; to be-the; general opinion; among j local operators % that the reaction was to ibe >. expected after last week's; sharp * ad vance, which carried, the market to th« highest record experienced in years, and \ there | was some surpri*B«» expected; that; the : selling * this morning was not of larger volim» than it really was. In the" latter t trading ; prices ;. recovered : again on * a renewal of bull support."/-: --■■-• : > » / ;COFFEE FUTURES; '■ * "---: V% -i. Option— $-t Open.' High. : f^w. Close. September /...;.. 12.."!" 12.34.- 12 3rtc 12 31c October ......;. ;n.OSc 12.00 c lt.f>S,- -' 12 one November ;*..;/;.. ..;.. ;..'.v. ../:;.* 51 ROr Oecombpr :...... 11.70 c 11. 73 c 11.70 c li*7ic January ;./.;//;•;,:.;/..: ■■:".-..;■.■. .;.;;. 11.64 c February .......;....;,.*;..;. . ll S7( , Man-h ...;..*.;..;ii. ii:,-,ic *n.+iA,,ii;roc April .;.;;...;/.;:;/.;..,..;;...... 11 MM V*- "•• .11;43c U.slc 11.4.1 c 11:.Vie •\ v™ ' 11.50 c July ............ ................. 11.49 c Aactxt; -. ;. ;;;.. ;.,. ;;;. ,- v -x.. . v -, .. -- - -, rllU9c ■ales, 50,900 hags. * - - * -.-: . - Xciv York Metal Market ' NEW YORK, Sept. 5. Standard •- copper': was dull: spot,- September, October/SNoTerober? 1 and " December.^ 12@12.15c;.*.- London was quiet: snot. £50:grutres. £56 12s Od. Arrivals reported" at New 'iork i today. 390 tons. / Exports *so far : this month. 3,914 tons. Lake copper, 12.62 Vita 12 S7tic electrolytic, 12.500 T2.O2ViC; casting, 32.2.-« 12£0 c. - ■ S. m Tin was weak: spot. 41041.65 c; September and October. ; 40.50041 c; t ! November, ,; 40.35040 December. z40ta. 40.00c. y Loudon, spot. £186: fu tures. £184 5s fid. Leal .was dull at 4.4,V/r4.55c New York and at 4.35ftv4.40c East, SI. Louis.; London, £14 Rs od;*a» &iSpelter,"s.Rs(Bs.ftsc;New York and 5.8005.83 c East St. T>ouis. London/ £27 12* 6d. Antimony dull; Cookson's, 5.3006."0r, " y Iron— Cleveland warrants. 7%d *in % London. I/ocally '< iron: was ' quiet : I No. 1 fotjndrv northern $15.50016: No. 2.- $15.25015.56: -No. 'l southern and No. :1' southern soft. $13(1415.50. Naval Turpentine and Rosin SAVANNAH. Cs.. Turpentine firm Tat 51 «i (ft. r."c. Sales. 6R3; receipts. 1 079; shipments. 1.327: stock, 32.420. , V „:Rosin,firm. Sales.' 2.433: receipts.! 2.236: ship ments. 50.032:! stock. fi9.400,"ft Quote; » 8.l 55.05& '• 6; K. $6.40ft6.4.".: F. $6.4506.50: G. *« 4.".^?^ " • H and I.; $6.5006.55; K. $6.R5; $6.70' N $6.90; WO, $7.1007.15; WW. $7.3007.35. Price of Sugar : Soarn :7: PARIS. Sept. s.—The sugar beet crop this year is the * poorest - since " 1661. The s price lot sugar has already risen abont 2 l-3c a- pound. It is expected the price; will be advanced this week to about «H« a pound. NEWS OF THE OCEAN roanajre EtaKmcementst The schooner Fred J. Woo-] is under charter for I lumber from ' Grays \ harbor ito | Guaymas.'^^^ The British tank stoamer Tamarae, which ar? ! rived from Monday, will return to the orient;, with srefined petroleum. MT^eljwrkfJameslNesmithlhaslbeenl purchased by the Western Fuel company. It will be con- l verted into a barge. * ' ■■ ft-^^S^ Exportu via the Isthmus The steamer Tampleo ssiled for Ancon f vcafer day with cargo mi route to eastern cities as follows: For* New York— 27.552 gals wine. lO.oni ; barley.'^l,.2fi6|csii«canned|fnilt*ii6ScsSf arms land! ammunition. 6.336 bbls asphalt, &->.*>-,-- lhs casein, etc., .* rained at. $100,557. ' ggForjS New Orleans—l23.42P 1 gals wine. 654 cs j salmon.! IS honey and 6.167 eg cannedfgoods.'! valued at $59,004. . •Js&Kbm For Philadelphia—-3,227 sals wine, 250 es canned • goods and 443 ammunition, valued at $4,595. First Wheat Clearance The French bark Guethary was cleared rester day for | Qaeenstown Sforl orders S with the first cargo iof | wheat 1 fori the season. The i vessel s had 66,.*>::2 rentals of the grain, valued at $90.705. "■* Merchandise for Hawaii The steamer Wlihelmtna, now on the way fo Honolulu, has a cargo valued st 15262,062,« and including > the following: 325 hhls '. flour. 615 ctls'-barley.: ft.608! lbs dried fruit, lbs and SO raisins. 1,275 pkgs fresh frulta, 1.124 pkes » potatoes. 411 pkgs s onions. 2.400 lbs peas. 2.120 lbs coffee. 110 pickled ; salmon. 1,130 hales hay, 53.100 lbs middlings," 1,360 Ics canned .; goods,-:-; 1.330, lbs S sugar. 1.859 lbs i fresh * meat, 66 c« eggs. 10.62H lbs lard, l.ffifl f lbs | bams and 1 bacon. 4,800 H lbs I cheese S, JWI lb» codfish. OSS g lbs I nuts. 6.940 1 gait f and 111 cs wine. 65 cs S mineral 1 water. 97 cs j whisky 150 gals gin. 23 c S and 50 talc liquors. S2 rs grape juice. 447 pkgs! dry fWfli, 211 rolls 1 lea tier," 24 pkgs ■■<■ saddlery and harness, 93 bales rubber goods. 48 § pkgs i machinery, 5! 200 % Mis 1 shingles. 4.500 ft lumber. 7 automobiles ; and i 21: pkgs parts. 84f coils / rope. Ma. fertiliser. 325.527 lbs tin plate. 6.840 sks S cement, 1.900 "skat lime. 7,310 lbs tobacco. 16 cs cigarettes. 5,000 lbs: shot; 14 material. 32.465 lbs | grease. 17 stationery. 6.3 St pkgs |Unlted I States | army stores, 134 electrical goods. 16.600 lbs copper wire, 'l pkas wag.m materialsß.6oo bbl* crude oil. I*o3 ca and 296 -pAgsreflucd'Oliy^g^^^^^f JAPANESE LINER WILL BE CROWDED t as a M T J £ j.tl * Tenyo Maru Sails Today for the Far East With Record Passenger List rv ,r-.-'-••..'.- ... --.--., . , ■ .-, ____ , _ - '•' HE Japanese liner Tenyo Maru, Cap tain Ernest Bent, will sail today for the far east with a record crowd of tn»™», J. passengers. West ern Pacific and T. K. K. agents through out this country and Europe are making a special effort to get busi ness over the new combination route, and as a conse quence of this long, strong, all together "pull," there will not be an empty berth on the Tenyo when the big liner 'leaves here. The vessel will carry out 200 cabin! passengers,? 60 in the second cabin, and 200 in the steerage. Of the cabin ? passengers more than 100 hold round the world tickets. The liner will not have a very large cargo unless a big shipment of % raw, cotton for Japan, which is being rushed across W the M country by the I Southern Pacific;; arrives in time to be placed on board. Among the passengers,will be Com manderiS.^AJtPethbrldge of i th« British navy, on his way to the China station; iMr. and Mrs, H. B. Jk>mba»"'dlandsiMr." and Mrs. F. W. Flint Jr. of Los Angeles are among the holders of "round A the world" tickets. They are taking with them an automobile in which they will make a tour of the orient. Mr. and ;-Mrs. J, B. Preston:» and , Mr. R; and - Mrs. S. S. Preston *of Menlo; Park will also circle the globe. Other passengers will be M. Quezon of the Philippine commission; J. M. Ma cedo, Peruvian consul at Hongkong, on his way back to his post, and Judge G. P. Trent, associate Justice of 2 the su preme court of the Philippines. Serak Makes Speedy Trip The Kosmos liner Serak, Captain yon Ehrn, which arrived here yester day, set a new pace for the ships of the German line by making the run from Hamburg? in 88 days and from Antwerp in 77 days. The which left after the; Serak, will inaugurate? the new Kosmos express service * between Eu rope and:this coast; ; Although not scheduled as ,an ex press boat, the ; Serak was < sent through as a sort of pacemaker for the faster boats j; to follow. The I Serak* last Mon day*overtook7 and t passed!? the . Salatla, which left Hamburg four weeks ahead. The express service will be in opera -11 on in time for the; coffee season; The, Kosmos S* people ; expect to * get 7a; big; ; share* of £ this business. There, will,: be; no cutting of rates, : but the; Kosmos liners will be favored for the \ reason that the German ships will make Abetter,' time than ; the 'i Pacific Mall > steamers.; The ; former,- will! come t straight through from Guatemala, whereas the latter call at a number of Mexican ports. Lurllne Arrives From Honolulu The Matson liner Lurline. Captain Weeden, -arrived yesterday- afternoon from Honolulu with more than 60; pas sengers and a-slarge cargo. ,£;lt was > feared, early yesterday morn ing, that S the |l,ur line would not reach port* until too late to pass quarantine. The weather, however, was" more ; favor able than had been expected, and the Tiiirline,': landed i its ; passengers about 6 p. m. The passengers were: Miss Marion Austin, Mrs. S. A. Badger, Dr. B.:-* P. Bond.; Mm.: B. P. Bond. Miss Alice • Bond, Miss M. Bettencourt. T. *J." Bostwlck. Mrs. J. 'P.-* Cnrts. ('. J. Pshl. Mrs. C. J. Dshl. Mr. Franklin. * Miss 'J. M.** Fraser.*; Dr. •E. * S;i Goodhue. Mrs. T.. S: Goodhne.: Miss Goodhue, Mr. Goodhue, Mrs. W. H. Hsnlon. George f Jstnleson; Mr. Up-' nlncott.lMrs.*aLlpplncott;iMiss Llpplncott*. Master I.lppincott. C. J. i I v rnch. .1. V. topes. Mr.l Moler, Mrs. Moler and 5 child,"* William >, McCluskey.l Mrs; William i McCiwskey, L. K. McGaffey.- Mrs. L. K. McGaffey. Miss '• J. 0. McCarthy. Miss, R. Mc- Carthy.'S Mr. Niehol. Sirs. T. A. O'Brien. Doctor Peters. Mrs. Refers, Miss | Rogers, (*. ,T. Byder; Miss iK. R. Shatter. Miss Smith. A. Schnerr. Mis,s Tetiloff. Mr.>.Townsend, Mrs. c Town«etid. : Mrs." F. Waldron, W. h. S. Williams,* Alfred Young. Korea Has Many Pnanenger* - The Pacific Mai! liner Korea, Captain Fischer. is due Friday from 'the far east, and is expected to arrive about 6 a. m. The liner iis bringing passengers land freight front J5 China, Japan and *' Hono lulu. On board there are 149 cabin pas sengers and 100 in the Asiatic steerage. Among the steerage passengers are 19 Chinese J for Mexico. S The Korea's cargo of 5,900 tons; includes SO tons of raw silk and 950 tons of overland freight." Submarine to Be Launched Today Tito United States submarine' torpedo boats Carp, built by the Electric Boat company, will be launched at 11 o'clock this morning at the Union Iron works. Miss ;"| Josephine Tynan, daughter of the "general manager of the works, will christen, the new boat. A large number of navy people are expected to be present. Water Front Note* : The pilot: schooner Pathfinder lost its mainsail September 3 in a northwest gale. , The harbor - commissioners met" yes terday to I approve „ the; August « payroll, which amounted to $38,698. The board will meet again next Thursday morn ing. , The French. bark General de arrived yesterday. 181 days from Hull and 160 days from Rotterdam. The Pacific Coast Steamship com pany's of Puebla. Captain Hannah, sailed for Seattle yesterday with 235 passengers and a large cargo. ( hnnges of Masters , The following changes of masters were registered In the custom house yesterday: :-"saS«» Launch Peterson No. 1— Harry;Darry, old master; William Frodsham, new master. ' ,• - '*Wf Schooner Magnolia—A. B. Small, old master; Henry Lyman, new master. PIER DIRECTORY : . NORTH OF MARKET STREET Pler|sßr^^WaßhlngtonPier}l7^Ti'ttTrillniooll Pier sfrrrr.irt| Jackson I Pier 10 TTfTtTTf. Union { 2 pier«7?rrfnTnf Padflc Pleri2irn*rrmf?l-Fllb«rt PlerlO.Tf.*. Broadway 1 Pier 23;... Greenwich fl pier 11 ;*;■*":" Broadway 12 Pier. 25 ..... Greenwich 1 2 Pier ] 13 TTTCTTTTK VaIIejo Pier, 27 rrr.TTm Lombard Pier 15 yrrfryfrytt Green Plerj 51ff?rrfnTg Powell: tamms. SOUTH j mark ktj street,^^^^ Pier I 2 Mission 11 Pier 24 T??r?&TTT§ Spear Pierl4."rrrrr. Mission E 2 Pier j2B ..; i: fiVi.m Main- Pierl*.*tTrrr. Howard 1 1 Pier 34 .....;..: :■..[ Beale Pier B.'fTTrr. Howard 12 Pier,, 36 n^Ttrm Fremont Pier I w.%xt:t: Howard 13 Pier;3Br.Trr.tTr;'*rilir»t Pier i 12 r..».;'. Folsom «1 Pier ,401.' pier 14.V.TTT". Folsom 12 Pier 42 V P." M. S. S. Co. Pterll6."rnrfTl Harrison Pier 44 J." ' : ,f j9K6£C93 Pier 20 :t.T.".'.'/Stcuart Pier 54 . fffrzrTT^r^rtn SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVBP IflaS'p. m., s'trr Washtenaw/Graham/ hour* 2:15 p. m.. stror Washtenaw, Graham. 56 hours from Astoria; Ilasti to ' Union Oil company, m 2:30 Ip. m.. stmr Yosemlte. Reiner*. 54 hours front Astoria: I bound for San Pedro, put to land! passengers. " " - s^lsftqiSg 4 p. m.. stmr Hanaiei. Uamma. 48 hours! from San i Pedro: s passengers' and I merchandise »to Inde pendents Steamship company.*; 4:45 p. m.. stmr Lurline. Weeden. C days 18 hours i from 1 Honolulu | passengers '& and | merchan dise to iMataon Navigation i company. 7:30 p. m. bark Emily F. Whitney. Jorgensen, 21 days from Nusbagak; 21.663 salmon to Alaska Salmon company.-?, ■ /\r«S---SS 7:30 Ip. in.. Br ship Aarrscan. Brnnley, 190 days I rom 'a Hamburg, via 1 Newcastle. Rng., 160 days:: merchandise ;to Meyer. Wilson & l Co:4RSB| 7:30 ;p. my ship Llewellyn *J. Morse. Peterson?] 25 ! days * from Koggiung;«lo,2so cases | salmon Ito Alaska Packers' association. 7:30 p. ; «b.. stmr Catania. Canty. 2 - days from Astoria; i ballast to Associated Transportation company, up river direct. , r.;. 10:50 a, m.. stmr,' Brooklyn,! Matson. 60 hours ft»fflfßed«wdo;*ballast,tO!HAT«Bplemaßi»*^lM ml 12:10 Ip. s m.. schr Alvens. Abrahamson. 18 days from San Diego; ballast to Gardiner Mil! com pany. f ' «- -- ' *.""- ** .' '- - '.\\Sa9ka3 0:10 a. m., Fr bar* Genersl de Negrier. Le roeilleur, 1«1 days from Hull, Rotterdam 180 days: merchandise to Balfour. Guthrie k 'Ostiimm ** 8:45 *. m.. stmr. Del Tlorte'. San ford. 34 hoars from:Crescent'City; 330.000 lumber and SO tons merchandise to Hobbs, wall A Co. ,m » S. m.. stmr James «/s«lgglna,'lßllaw>n, 14 honrs from Fort Bragg: bound sonth, put in fne fuel. ""■*-* -_-- . „ --/,,. !'•>. . m., Ger, stmr ;^Serak, \ on. Ebm, $8 ; days from Hamburg, via 'Ma sat lan 6 days; merchan dise to Koamos: Steamship,company;||^^^^ 5:2.'» a. m., stmr r Acme. Olsen,* 24 hours from Eureka: 400 cords bark to A^W-\ B*»*l*'^S« * 5:25 a. m.. Klamath, Jahnsen. 36 hours from San Pedro; ballast to Charles, K. Motor « 5-45 ■! in I^SStalMK^^? I f*»™ 5:45 a. m.. stmr t'hehalls. Kettleson. 58 hours :from!Grays Harbor: bound:south, put in for f fuel. P 8:10 a.m.. stmr Alb4on. Nyman. *13 hours from Stewarts point; 3,500 ties to the Richardson com ;pany:«; . S:10 a. m.. stmr Centralis/Erlckson. 81 hours from Aberdeen: bound south, put in to land'pas sengers. , n ■ , An £ ' ■6:40 a. m.. stmr Vanguard, Odland. 42 s hours from San Pedro; ballastito E. J/. Dodge company. 8:40 a. m., stmr Argyll. Dickson. 40 hours from J San Pedro;-oil to union Oil company, up OUTSIDE. BOUND IN. 10 P. M. Tuesday. Sept. 5. Three masted • schooner and r four >: masted schooner. CLEARED Tuesday, Sept. o. Fr bark Gunthery, Darringrand, yueeustown; Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Nebraskan. Knight, Saltna|rawJ|WUj( liams. Dimond & Co. H < . .'f&Sl* - Stmr City- of Puebla. Hannah. Victoria, B. C; Pacific Coast Steamship company. -V'TC^L m Stmri City of .Topeka.lGielow, Eureka; i Pacific Coast: Steamship company. '™ 8» Stmr State of California. Alexander. San Diego and way,' ports; Pacific Coast Steamship company. SAILED - . Tuesday. Sept. 5. 2:15 p. m.. stmr Xann Smith/ Olsen/Coosßsy. /.' 2:15 <p. / m.. stmr Centralis, - JBrickson, ban Pedro. 2:15 p. m., stmr.Clty of Puebla, Hannah, Vic :toria and:Puget sound ports. W$ 2:30; p. m.. stmr Sunol. Madsen. Caspar. "I«%;S'S ,| 3:23 -p. m.. * stmr ; Northland, Dodge, Astoria and i Portland.' . , / ■ <*f4:30-p. m., stmr Chehalis, Kettleson. San Pedro.,',. . „„ „. "..' _, ■"". 5:10 p. m.. US lightship No. S3. Ward, Blunts reef. 5:15 p. m.. stmr Scotia. Justen, Fort Boss and Timber core. . _ ■ -' 6:45 p. m.. stmr Brooklyn, Matsen, Bowens *6:45 p. m.. stmr Klamath. JahnsenHseattlejS 6:45 p. m., stmr Klamath. .Tahnsen. Seattle. 8:30 p. m.. stmr Nebraskan, Knight. Salina Cruz. .'•'".:.■ .8:40 p. m., elmr Mandaiay, Lofstrom, Crescent City. va. ro.. stmr 'City of Topeka'^Gieloir.' 11:20 a. ro., stmr City of Topeka, Gielow, Eureka. „., 11:20 a. ro., stmr James S. Higgins, : Ellason,. San Pedro. , ~ . "•? 1:50 p. m., stmr Vanguard; Odland. Eureka.£ s 7:10 a. m., stmr Tampico, Nelson. Ancon. 7:25 sa. m., stmri Raymond. Knudsen, Willapa harbor, with pohr Ruby in tow. ..'-•-• 7:25 a. m.. schr Ruby; Korth, : Bandon, in tow stmr Raymond. m 12:25 ,p. m.. ir S stmr. Logand, Williams, Ma nils, via Honolulu. m 8:10 'an m.. schr Monterey, Kelly, Monterey .tin tow tug; Navigator. SPOKEN * Per iFr bark General * de' Negrier-^Auc. \ 13, In lat \lB 04 \N. '-. long 123 i44f W. schr* Sophie Chris tsnson, from Callao, for Grays Harbor, ; Sept. 2.; in lat 39 UN, long 138 04 W, saw four masted ship. t WEATHER REPORTS ir-j, POINT , LOBOS/ Sept. 5. 9: a. ro.—Weather foggy: wind west, velocity; six m lies per hour/ ;; \ -i POINT X LOBOS. Sept. 5. 12 m.—Weather foggy: wind : west, sTelocity: eight : miles per hour. * POINT i LOBOS, 7 Sept. 5. 3. p. - m;— Weather hasy; • wind west. velocity ' eight miles j per | hour/ POINT REYES, Sept. 5, » a. m.—Weather foggy; ; wind northwest, * velocity --; 20 5 miles 1 per hour. * - !»*FARALLONES. '%■ Sept./5. 9 > a./m.~ Weather clear; > wind northwest, velocity, 16 miles per hour. ■ iITATOOOSH. Sept. 5/9 a. m.—Weather foggy; wind south, Telocity 10 miles per hour. TELEGRAPHIC POINT LOBOS. Sept. 5, 10 p. m.—Weather hasy; wind northwest, Telocity :20 miles per hour. DOMESTIC:PORTS • iEUREKA—Arrived Sept. 5, 11 a.-m.'-^Strar Santa Clara, hence i Sept. »4; 7S* a. m., tug i Daunt*' less, with 'Br i ship Dartf ord *in "t tow. hence ; Sept. 2; S a. m.. tug Relief, hence Sept. 2. p* Sailed ' Sept. 5, 7 a. m.Tug Dauntless, for San Francisco. . ■ - Sailed Sept. 5. 5 p. m.—Stmr! North Fork, i for San Francisco; 7 p. m., stmri Phoenix, 1 San Francisco..,.. • • *. POINT REYES—Passed Sept. 5. 10:50 a. * m.— StmriTosemlte.i: from \ Portland.** forf San Pedro/ , via;: San ; Francisco; jll'< a. in., four .. masted bark, 10 miles west/:bound:ln. > Passed Sept. 5. r 2 p. , m.—Ship 5: Llewellyn 5 ,T. Morse, from 1 Kvicbak.-i, for ? San I Francisco: % stmr Kvichak/5 from J Bristol :: bay. tor i San » Francisco; 4:45 p. m., stmr Catania, from Portland, for San Francisco. FARALLONES^-Passed Sept. 5. 2:20 p. m.— Stmr Lurline. from i Honolulu, t for San' Francisco; ■ 3 p. m.. three masted bark, tow. ft-ißound: In, Sept. ■"., 7:30 p.- m.—Four i masted schr.' . . - • .. '..,?: ■ -CASTORIA—Arrived Sept. 5, 10 a. m.—Stmr Falcon, hence Sept. 2: Ilia. : m.. stmr -W. F. ; Herrin. from * GaTiota: -0 i a.'l m., schr El 1 Dorado, from I Red"ndo i Beach; 7 a. -j m.. > stmr,* Rosecrans, from : Monterey: 6 a. m., : stmr I BeaTer. hence September 3; 7 p. m., stmr Bowdoin/hence Sept. 1; ■. §{ p. m., atmr,Tahoe/ hence i Sept. 11;'• 6 fa.*} m., stmr Coaster, hence Sept/ 1: 7 a.. m., ship Berlin, from Nnsbagak. - - >■ -sfArrived Sept. ": 5. 10 a. m.—Schr Lottie Bennett, from R*dondo Beach. :: Sailed Sept. 7s, 7 p. m.—Stmr Rose City, for San Francisco.'. ,--./, --7,: BANDON—Sailed i Sept. 5. 11 a. m.—Schr Ad vance, fori San \ Francisco; J stmr \ Elisabeth; hence Sept. 2: scar Saunalito. hence Aug. 15. jlfi Sailed 1 Sept. * 3—Schr' Coquille, for San Fran cisco. TACOMA — ArriTed ' Sept. 5 — Stmr .Alaskan, hence Aug. 20. Tia Seattle: Jap stmr Sado Mara," from * Yokohama, via Seattle; Br etmr Oanfa, from Glasgow. Victoria. '-^Arrived Sept. s.—Stmr 'Atlas, from Seattle. '% ABERDEEN 7 Sept. 4—Rhnrs : Helens and Carmel, hence Aug, 31. Sept. 5-^-Stmrs Daisy Freeman I and /Westerner, hence Sept.! 1; schr Caroline,* from San. Pedro. ft* Outside. '~t bound <; in. * Sept. » s—Bktn. probably" Benlcia, from .Santa t Roeaiia: four masted- schr. pB NAKNEK— f Aug/3 18^-Bktn; Centennial! ship Standard, for San * Francisco.', - Aug. 20— Bnrk I Star iof Peru./ Aug. 21—Ships Star,: of Finland/: Star of France and Star of England, for Pan Francisco. • ptTo 1 sail * Aug. 26—Bary Olympic, for San Fran cisco.",' ■ SOUTH BEND- Arrived Sept. 4, 4 p. m.—Stmr Grays ; Harbor, hence Sept.,l. ALBlON—Sailed Sent. 5, It a. m.—Stmr Grace Dollar, for San ! Francisco. -:: TATOOSH—Passed in Sept. 4—Three and ; four , masted « schooner and I three | masted a barkentlne; .chr Winslow. from San Pedro; schr Fred E. ■ San der,l from I Pointi Barrow; I bktn ; Mary Winkeltnan. from Hllo; bktn S. G. Wilder, hence Sept. IS for Ballard. <■«". Passed out Sept. 5. 12 m.—Stmr Buckman, for San Francisco. ; In, Sept. 5. 4:15 p. M.Jap stmr Taeoma Maru. from i Hongkong; -• 5:20 ■p. * m., stmr Gray wood/ hence Sept. \1 1 for j Victoria. ' "^ggsisji. GAMBLE—Arrived Sept. s—Schr } Ba'nbridge, from Kan Diego. .- BELL INGHAM— Arrived Sept. 3—Schr Alert, hence Sept. 2". *: SEATTLE—Arrived Sept. 4—Stmr President, hence; Sept. 2: stmr Bee, i hence Aug. "1. Sept. s—Stmr Atla*. with barge 93 in tow, hence Aug. 31. Sailed Sept. 4—-Stmr Buckman. for San Fran cisco ;» stmr i, Melville: Dollar, for San Pedro; ! stmr Elibu Thomson, for Nome. KETCHIKAN—Arrived Sept. 3—Stmr Alameda from £ Valdez. for? Seattle: * stmr s Northwestern; from Seattle, for Valdes; stmr,, Moutara, from Nome, for Seattle. w FORT. BRAGG -Arrived Sept. 5— Stmr National City, hence Sept. 4. * ' - EVERETT— Sailed Sept. 3—Br stmr M. S. Dol lar, for Coroos. SAN PEDRO—Arrived Sept. 4—Schr James H. Bruce, from I Eureka:| atrariG.S W. Elder, hence Sept. S: i stmr ; Claremont.l from South; TieaAhgmSi Arrived Sept. s—Stmrs Yale, Bear and Gov ernor, hence i Sept. 4; 1 atmr; San '• Gabriel ? and >. schr Sadie, from Umpquajrlver;mmr Willaoa. from . Wlllapa harbor: % stmr j San & Pedro, from" Eureka; schr ; Meteor, "'• from 1 Grays 5 Harbor: sfmr/Alcatraz,* l from * Point Arena; ; atmr IG. W. Elder, from San Diego: stmr Caspar, from Caspar. •-'. s^Simssm Sn Sailed \ Sept. s—Stmrs i Harvard and' George W. Elder,! for San Francisco; stmr Alcatraz, for San Diego. EASTERN PORTS S NEW YORK —: Sept. 4—Br I stmr! Char cas. from Talcabuano; stmr Texan, from Puerto .Mexico. ■ -: ,^^^w .-Arrived Sept. Stmr American., from Puerto Mexico. ItiHONOLULUsfArrived .Sept.- S, t 3 \s. i;m^^talr HONOLULU—Arrived Sept. 5, I a. m.—Stmr Wllhelmina. hence Aug. 30: »T| a. m., Jap atmr America Maro, hence Aug. 3ft. ■• yg3g&#£ m Sailed I Sept. S,"£JS ip. m.— Jap stmr America Maru/ for Yokohama. % FOREIGN PORTS BALBOA—Arrived Sept. I—Stmr Pleiades, hence Aug. 17. HAKODATE—-Sailed Sept. s—Br stmr^ Hazel Dollar, for Hankow. ~3sxsm&: m PUERTO MEXICO — Arrived Sept. 1 — Stmr Georgian, from New York.""./..-» '^t-Ti IMSAUNA' CRUZ—Arrived Sept. I—Stmr Ne ,vadan, hence Aug. 24.--,. . . ISBBSBI? Sailed Sept. 1— Stmr Isthmian, for' San Fran , cisco, via; San; Diego. . ---JSpss^pf 'M, SUVA—Arrived Sept. 3— Robert R. Hind, from Vancouver.ifi* , ' 't^^mm IS HONGKONG—Arrived Sept.i s—Jap Chivo, Maru, hence Aug/ 9. via Honolulu and Yokohama NEWCASTLE. Aus.- Arrived prior, to Sept.i 5— iNor stmr Elsa. for Sydney. . - ~>:<se&MeGSk m ITNTA ARENAS—Arrived prior to Sept. 5— Br stmr Robert J Dollar, from Antwerp, for San! Francisco:! Nor stmr I Solvelg, from Antwerp, for San | Francisco. Sept. 4—Nor stmr Christian; Bors. from | Norfolk. Vs., for San J Francisco:!. Br s stmr Netberpark, from- Newport New*, for Puget sound. ?' SYDNEY—Arrived ' prior to Sept. s—Brj stmr Zealanola. from: Victoria. "£^sb*3S TALTAL— Sailed I Sept.i 2— Nor stmr Curao. for iSan'»Fraßei»co.tTfaiManiMßlllo/- - - .z~»Mti^m MANZANILLO—SaiIed Sept. I—Br stmr Belle of j Spain, for ' San ? Francisco, i via j San 'F^kvlSP^S - MONTEVIDEO— Sept. 4—Br stmr St. ; George, hence f June 29, via Santa Rosalia, for \ Newcastle.-: Eng. v - '-"-"jMfep! VALPARAISO—Arrived Sept. say* from New York. - , - cVM@SsHi teIIOROR AN-48a Sept. 3—Br stmr Hazel ; Dollar, for Hakodate. - •-* * . - ggfßttSiX. OCEAN STEAMERS „• ,'Sj NEW YORK—Arrived Sept. 4—Stmr Olympic, from Southampton. -, Sept. ?>—Stmr United States, from Copenhagen: Kronprinz Wilhelm, from i ßremen., -. / ,*, r-»-- .* - • i*3**iSSaHt m Sailed | Sept. B^Stnrl Kaiser Wilhelm 11, for. Bremen:-stmr Noordam/? for Rotterdam. . LlSßON—Arrived* Sept. 2— Germania, , from New-York. / - LEGHORN—Arrived Sept. 3—Stmr Calabria, from New York. *** •* - ,• .''-j&se&il LONDON—Arrived Sept. s—Stmr from New York. ** •/ ' •'MKSP'tiB m HONGKONG— SaiIed 1 Sept. sS-Stmrl Riga, for Portland," Ore.':*•- VI- : r. ; o'.--;."'■• ". -" ' " V-ii?^*^ AUCTION SALES E. I-;! - CURTIS ■ Office and salesrooms, cor. Van Ness and Sacra mento I (Icrmer Walter building). Phones: ? frank lin : 2264. Home 1 C 6553: residence. 808 Ashbnry. Auction of Oriental Rugs Royal Persian Rugs and Carpets Sale Today, Wednesday, and Daily This Week, at 2 P. H. 326 SUTTER STREET *: Not only in extent and in class is this the most meritorious collec tion ever submitted to the rug lover's judgment, but in value it is the costliest ever imported, representing over $150,000. Its importation was a great strain upon our resources, hence we are obliged to hold this sale to realize to meet urgent demands. Prices will be no object at this sale until the required' amount is raised. " , . ■ These things considered, don't you think your best judgment should tell you.that this is the sale for you to attend? ."■-■.,:;. ■-■"■■ .■■:- y'-7'y ..,,..., . .. . ..... ...... .■...., -i,.—^..,.,. L . ,7 7 /./ :'. ;**■■■■'■ BARCELONA—SaiIed Sept/ 2— Stmr Madonna, for New York. "•/■' , /: „__., ' BREMEN—Arrived Sept. s—Stmr Kaiser Wil helm i der: Grosse, * for New' York. ■ HORTA—Sailed Sept," 2—Stmr Roma, for New York. ' . : ytmm NEWCASTLE. N. S. W.—Arrived previously— Stmr. Elsa, * from * Portland/ Ore. mPI "NTA ARENAS—Arrived "4 previously—Stmr IRobert I Dollar, from I London,"B for : San i Francisco stmr I Solveg.T from "Antwerp/ for, San I Francisco. m SYDNEY, <N. S. W.—Arrived previously—Stmr Zealandia, from Vancouver. ' t«DOVEß—Arrived > Sept. ,s—Stmr Finland, from New York.*'for Naples. *•-': Sailed Sept. 4—Stmr .Oceania,*,for New.York/; 2 feMOVlLLE—Arrived i Sept.. 5-^-Stmr ( Furnessia, from New/York/for. Glasgow (and proceeded). ,•: ';■* BOULOGNE—SaiIed . Sept. - Stmr• Ryndam, for " New -: York. SOUTHAMPTON — Sailed Sept. ;5 — Stmr Al bania, for Montreal."-:fc •■-'-;/--.--".-;■*-. ■:■■•"■:-■.:'•-ST"-.''■ sk| LIVERPOOL—SaiIed ; Sept. s—Stmt Franconia, for Boston. - : QUEBEC—Arrived Sept. 4—Stmr Laurentic, from Liverpool. " Memoranda > Per stmr James S. Higgins—Saw,, four square ' riggers outside:■ lightship < this : morning. .-•: Is Per Fr gbark3 General Negrier— Had I succession of NW gales ;Off ) Cape: Horn >. for, four days; i blew away several sails. - - - Psi Per i schr Alvena. at- San .-. Francisco,; Sept. 5. from i San ; Diego—Encountered * foggy: weather, all the way up from* San Diego. . puSchr.Pathfinder, reports Sept/ 3. 3 p. m., in NW gale, blew away mainsail; rigged •? foresail .* in place*'** Saw four j masteds schr; outside i lightship/ %H LIMA,/ Peru. Sept. Stmr j Lucapel \ has '; been wrecked and' totally lostrSO drowned. :■. .:_-*" :i-.| Per,: stmr Kvichak—Saw four masted - ship and bark off Point Reyes. . MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS TO ARRIVE From 9| Steamer I Date Humboldt ;;....;....;*.IPhoenix-.;.... Sept; 6 Ventura \;..V.;T..;..'.;;tTamalpais«::7:7. Sept. 6 Grays Harbor J. B. Stetson.. Sept. 6 Wlllapa Harbor...."..:: Santa \ Barbara. Sept. > 6 Sal.*: Cruz &! San Diego. Arizonan .....". Sept. 6 Los i Angeles.. 7.77..... Harvard , ...... Sept. 6 New! York j via f Ancon ..! Acapulco ...... Sept. " 6 Coos Bay !Redondo ;....;. Sept. 7 Humboldt ..;.......... Santa Clara; ...ISept. 7 Humboldt ' 7.... .7..".... North ! Fork ...Sept. 7 CoquiileiRiver ......... Fifleld. .......7 Sept. 7 Point-Arena & Albion.'. I Porno *. .7.777.. Sept. ' New York via Balboa.. Stanley : Dollar. .Sept. -7 Portland -Astoria..".; Rose City ,n.... Sept. 7 Los Angeles 7. .7.77. Bear .... 7. |Sept. x 7 San Diego k San Pedro G. W. Elder... Sept.:, 7 Seattle & Tacoma.;;;. Buckman ...... Sept. 7 New York via Balboa.. Peru:;.-....;;. Sept.; 7 Humboldt .7 ........... City of■' Top?ka; Sept.; 8 China* & rJapanr:7*Tr:r: {Korea Sept. 8 Los: Angeles........... Yale ". Sept. 8 Puget Sound Ports Queen ......... Sept. 8 San Diego k. Way,Ports Governor ;...;: Sept. 8 San Diego k Los Aug. Harvard ..... - Sept. 9 Portland & Astoria ... ! Roanoke 7 .7... Sept. 7 9 Seattle direct ....V... (President ...7. Sept. 10 Mendocino & * rt. -Arena Sea > Foam ; . r.7 Sept. 10 Willapa Harbor {Daisy .'Sept. 10 Los Angeles ...:...;.: Hanalel ....'..'. I Sept. 10 New York via Balboa.. | San Juan ISepfT 10 Shanghai 7. ....:....7. Tuscarora .".... Sept. 10 Hamburg'&JWay;Ports!Salatis ;, .7.7.7:. Sept{JlL Seattle *&iTacoma..;:. (Watson ;.:.... Sept.ll Manila *s & t Honolulu. . 7. iSherman .... 7. Sept. 11 Sal. Cruz■ via iSan Diego Isthmian '7.7;.. Sept. 11 Junin & = Manzanillo . ..Belle (of Spain. Sept7.ll Portland I & Astoria 7.; j Falcon 77.;...... Sept."? 11 San Diego & Way i Ports State « of # Cat...Sept. II ; San Pedro & Wav Ports! Coos Bay ..... Sept. 11 Angeles • . ...r. Rainier ....... Sept.ill San l>iego & Ang.jYale .......... Septr;il Portland | & Astoria !Beaver ..'..-.... Sept.?32 Las Angeles -7.'.*.7 .. I Rose : City .. ;. Sept ft 12 ittle M: TOf SAIL Date | Steamer, i: Destination I Sails t. OjTamalpals . ...|Grays! Harbrj s 2 pm! 27 r t. 6 Santa Moniear-lGrayB*Harbr 12 m 27 i. 6.1. IS. .'Los Angeles.! 5'pm! 51 t.o! Ravalli ...... Humboldt 7.7 5 pml 27. t. 6 Serak ........ Hamburg ..12 ,re 19: t. 6 Hanalel :....;: Los Angeles. 3 pm 10 t. 6|Tenyo Maru... I Hongkong .. 1 pm 34 t. 6 Cbas. Nelson. .jPuget Sound 5 pm! 38 t. 6 Sea i Foam .~..;. Mendocino, ..: 4 pm 8 t. Harvard r.'.Tr; San Diego... 4 pm 7 t. 7|State of (Ran Diego. ..|tl am 9 t. Santa Barbara. II os Angles,! 1 pmi-51 t-i§SJG.l C. Llftdauer.Grars <:■ Harbr! 3 pm!.... t. I Washington ... Portland .... 5 pm| 27 t. Si Yale 7. .77.7.7 ISan Diego... 4 pm : 7_ t. 8 Bear ;.7..7... Portland .7. 12 -m 40 7 t. 8 0. W. Elder.. Portland 10 am -13 t. 8 Navajo* .7..... Relboa '....; '12 ml 36 t. 8 Quinault ..... Wlllapa Har! 4 pmj : 27 t. * 9 Fifleld Coquillo Rlv.l 5 pm; 19 raOlRedOBdo ;;;:;. CoossBar ,.: 4 pm; 19 t. OSanta Clara|g5 Humboldt ..!l0am! 13 t. 9 Curacao 7. ..*'.; Gnaymas ..'. 12 m 11 t. - 9 North Fork Humboldt'., i U.pm 38 t. 9 Phoenixt"tfrr; Humboldt** 1 pm 19 t. 9 Harvard ......|Los Angeles.' 4 pm \,\ t. 9 Governor .7.7. IPuget Sound! 2 pm 9" i. 9 Roae I City ."".*. [Los Angeles. Ill 'i are 40- t, 9 Roanoke .7.... Ran,- Diego...| 7pm -13. t. 10; City of Topeka I Humboldt ..lit am |lt| t. 10 Buckman ..... IPuget § Sound 3 "pre 7 t. 10 Porno ........ Pnint/Arena. -6!pm 8 t. 10 Candidate • Liverpool ...'12 ml .;7 ; t. ill (Mariposa ..... Tahiti #fr:t.T.f 11, am 21 t. 111 President te?tr. iRan * Diego...! 2 'pre SOI t. Jll!RaInier ... Willapag»Har 12s *n| 21 L'' Ill Yale - ILos Angeles. 4 pm UTS. t. !: 12 Queen , ...Puget I Sound 2 pm ,■ 9 t. 12JAcapulco Balboa .;... 12 ml 42: TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE ivay & Way Ports. City of Seattle. ISept. 8 >f&fstt Michael... Senator*-;;;;;:; Sept.s 10 • & St. Michael... Lucfcenbaeb. ...JSept. 12 *ay k Way Ports.* Humboldt ':.'::. (Sept. 12 ik = k Way « Ports.. Berthasrrrfnr: ISept.120 • & j St. MlehaeL. .[Victoria iSept. 20 8 Sun, Moon f and, Tide United States I coast ■<and geodetic # survey—Time Band , heights of I tides fat* Fort J Point. Fori city; front I (Mission ; street i wharf) J add 25 minutes. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 Son I rises uviL^l_____3-*S Sun 1 sets e^^ s^,rrfr?r:|,6:34 Meon l sets iTjrrrrTrtttTTTTrrrrrrjTffr. 3:20 j a. in. Full moonrf?f?f?7tn?lSeptemberJf8.* at 7:48 a. m. Last quarter moon September. 15," at 9:42 a. re. New moon September 22. at 6:28 a. m. First 1 quarter reoonfT. September, 30." at 2:59 a. m. ' ITimei [Time! jTi'reei ITtmei gep! 1 Ft Ft 1 Ft — Ft ■77% h^mmmmkvrii^mm^iami^m «..! 3:1 7.. 4:! f 8.7 5:< 9..I 5;. ii§JHV 10..[ 0:( 11..I '0:1 12..I 1:1 0.0111:05 5.0! 4:03! 2.8 9:." I 0.1 ! 11:24 5.1! 4:40 2.4 10:5 0.2111:46 5.2 5:20 1.9 11:1 ! 0.5112:10 5.3! 6:00l 1.4 ... ! |L wi |B w; ;l * 5.11 6:18: 1.0!l2:32| 5.3 ;«:« ! 5.0 6:54! 1.4)12:59! 1 5.3! 77 ! 4.«{ 7:33! 1.9! 1 5.3; 8:: II 5.2: 5.3 5.2 I i___a I l.n j 0.7 I 0.3 Time Ball Cnited f States branch hydrographic office. Mer ■ .' - chants' Exchange, San .Francisco. September 5. mil. The time ball on ibe roof of the Fairmont hotel was dropped today exactly at noon.' Pacific standard time meridian), or at Sb. 00m. 00s ( Greenwich »meantime/ ••/•i'.r 'c-i*. -' :•: -^aN&«ts B. G. BARTHALOW. • -• , .Lieutenant. U. s*. N.. in charge..; 9SfiU3 8.1 Branch ; Hydrofgraphic Office A branch of .4the * United '% States I bydrograpble offtce, located in the Merchants'/ Exchange, la maintain' iln | San '; Francisco | for j the g benefit of mariners, without * regard to ! nationality and | free of } expense.* Navigators f are I cordially * invited fto visit the 1 office, where f ai; complete * set lof charts and -sailing t direct lolls ;of I the.! world f are 1 kept at ; bands.'or comparison s and , reference and : the latest iinformation cani always %be obtained I regarding lights, dangers Jto | navigation - and | matters fof in terest to i ocean; commerce "'■ ,-/-- * B.G. BARTHALOW, •Lieutenant,'U.S. N./In charge. Ita\S mil '/"* T* *'n A veSa I 9 c*r*C* ir ■ AUCTION SALES * FOR SALE ilO large Mares ; and 10 large Horses: also Wagon* , and ; Harness, i suitable for ranch. ■ .j *. '■ - MI.KISSU.VG ST. , ; -■>,/■: ; H. TAYLOR CURTIS, Auctioneer 4, i i The Personal Collection —OF— Mons. Rene Besson PAINTINGS by Keith. Julian Rix and Rod riguez. Jewelry and unset stones. Oriental rugs,. Cello, Graflex : Camera. Bronzes/*; Ornaments, Ori- \ ental : Curios, Furniture 'and; Carpets.... To Be Sold THURSDAY, September 7th AT 11 A. M. , ' * AT '> THE} -UTTER STREET i SALESROOM, * 582-534 SUTTER ST. '/Two important examples of Julian Rix. a : small / but choice Keith 5 and one by.* Rodriguea. Jewelry If. and 3*. unset s stones,;' Including opals, - topss y and J» pearls. Bronses. Oriental Curie* and Ornaments. ■:, Collection ?of ; Coins, Meerschaum 7 Pipes. *. Set of ,- Ivory Chessmen; and' Rare ' Books >on Chess/*;* Pair • of «Lemalre: Field Glasses and one Marine Tele- ;• scope: 1 Ml 2 Oriental:-Carpet; ,Saruks.-and Bok- . hara*: t Camphor Wood - Chests; < Mahogany,; Grand-1 father Clock; Mahogany * Library a and %,: Sewing ]■■ Tables: Oak Davenport and Chair;: Maple Dresser' ■ and Chairs; Embroidered Table '.Brass and • Iron: Beds: Mirrors, Carpets, Pictures, c Mattresses/ Patent Swing. Croquet Set. ..*■ *■/"/' • • j^f. sfe , '-.. Jtei Don't-'miss the big auction sales now going oa,, at i 209} Valencia * at.- of •; the i largest > assortment; of j horses, wagons i and buggies on the coast. Sale-* | every Monday and Thursday. 11 a. m. Park 2723. \ Outside stock sold. WM. CLOUGH/ Auct. / J^e? Jfe ife :"Just ■ arrived—Carload of j choice -Work \ Horses, 1; 1,200 to 1,800 lbs.—2s bead. -. * / i :■.'./-:-122 CLARA STREET, „'.':.' ! - G. LINDAPER-* ';* r .;, '• Shipment of OH : The British tank steamer Trlnculo sailed' from * Port % San i Luis '< for > Tocopilla"; and;Taltal, 2 Chile/ I on MondaT:withl43.ooo. barrels: of erode; oil in 1 bulk, valued :at a 25,800. .: ■ , 1 Weather Report f j +77 ...7.. -„-.....--, . -.-..,.: , -— — -r United States- Department Jof Agriculture-^* i Weather Bureau.! San Francisco. Sept. 5/1911/ . * . — ■' _;■ — . . ' '., —"""'.' RAINFALL DATA Eureka- .r;.'.';;.7'..;.I R>d Bluff .v. 5..."..'.. Sacramento ;:. 7....".. I Mount Tamalpals.Tr. i San gj Francisco :7TTZ^' San '£ Jose ::T.~T?7?T??l I Fresno gyff^^xyj^; Independence ¥TTTiV.™ I San Luis ■ Obispo ;;:tI Los f Angeles....*...;.'.! San|Diego;;7v7.7.;;.l STATIONS ' . > :::« .... os .,'■: i».- '■":>: 00 - - [h .■ -: * - _.© _-.2 1 art a! a.9 :.aeS'' 3K £2 •- «<J-s ! ::■.-:•'.'- ■*"- **'-;- v' ■'»!? • '.':■?' l U'":- ■':;-': '"""j ';-.;-( | 0.04 I 0.15 I 0.26 I O.OO*! | 0.04 I 0.04 0.07 0.00 . I O.ftO I 0.00 0.02 0.00 j ; 0.00 i 0.02 i 0.01: 0.00. ' 0.00 I Tr. " 0,01 Tr. I 0.00 ! 0.00- 0.07 i 0.00 : ! 0.00 j'Tf.?: I 0.00 j 'Tr.*,'.:; [0.00-[0.10 0.00 0.27 I 0.00 5 ' Tr. j 0.05 Tr.7 tj ! 0.00,j Tr. 7 I 0.00 ! 0.04 j 0.00 ! ; 0.12 I 0.00 i 0.06 ,: PACIFIC "COAST-STATIONS , In the i following table the maximum and mini- i i. am temperatures;and rainfall are given:///; /. : ■7 7 ■ ■•-■■:■■: , I'i m i i*. ' '..'.. • i . ' -. ■ : ' STATIONS t I •4, A : ■ ! M I STATIONS V! (*'-. .7- -1 a, » i , ! I :■.-■-.-'..- - : > = Baker....... I Boi^e.ff'imj Dei Monte..! Eureka fTTf^ j Flagstaff ... Fresno tTtTT. Helena ! Honolulu.;. ! Indep'dencei j Kalispell ... Lou i Angeles. Modena .... i Mt. Tamlp'si North f Head.! Phoenix';.. Pocatello ...; Pt Reyes jl,t Portland ...I ! ..!40|.... I 64|52!0.0( j 72!62',0.0C i : 625210.04 : H8!52i0.0f j 52 0.00 I 444210.22 -86174 0.00 ! 82 56 0.00 50 .. 0.12 1,76 62 0.00 i 72 62 0,00 63 4610.00 ferJMi.... | ■ 96 72 0.00 62.52,0-06 ,56!49 0.00 | 80|54|2.36 (Red Bluff.V.l i 76 54 0.04; Beno7'.7:..:|'"66[40|0.00{ Rosenurg .. 62'50|0.63 Sacramento j 76i52|0.nn; | Salt Lake... ,74 660.001; San Diego.. : 7216410.00 ;- S. Francisco, i 66 52)0.00' San Jose .".*.;* | 74 48(0.00 J .S. L. Obi«po 7014610.00. SE.tFarallon 56:52 l0.n<» Spokane .7.; ! 52 so 0.46. Summit:.... ! 50 3210. -. Tacoma*.;;; ! 6S.'.« O.00 l Tatoosh ":. .7 . ' .750; .7.: '. Tonopa h * ... 66 ! 48 0.00 f Walla'Walla ?54 52 0;56j Wln'mucca . 62144,0.00 |- Ynrea^r.-Tn'-. 100 74 o.oo !' ':';; ; EASTERN;! STATIONS Abilene :''.77. j ;90(72|0.00l(Knoxvilleff:i Atlan. City.! 78168,0. 00 Louisville ..! Boston I 176*58 0.00 Memphis*!^ Buffalo frrt* i 74580.54 Montgom'ry I Charleston . 84 74 0.60 Montreal?;.. Chicago ...v: ' 82 68 0.02 Moorbead f *:% Denver T^T; I 90152 0.00 New Orleans Des j Moines. I 8816610.01 j Newt York;: Dodge * City s 94 62 0.00 |North i Platte! Duluth ... .. 158*520.84 (Oklahoma .. I Dnrangofr.": 178 460; 10 Pittsburg .. Eastport ... ; ( 66; 48 !0.00 i Rose well ...| Galveston .. 188 82 0.00 Rt7 s Louis...! Green Bay..1 7816010.08 St. Paul....! Hatteras ...! 84 74 0.00 !Tampa j Havre *"::::". ! 146 46(0.90 Toledo ??rrr:'' Huron 7 .*... .1 68160 0.00 Washington | I Jacksonville ! ; 90 76 0.00 Winnipeg ..I Kansas City. 88 l 66 0.01 . .'.^jgg I ! 86!..|0.98 ! 7672,0.42 I ■f 88 7410^ 00 I I ; 88 72 0144 - | 10:54 0.00 168 54 0.00 i .90 76 1'. 23 I 7416410.00 i 90 52 0.001 1 190 70 0.00 I 781660.82 ' > 96 58 0.00 I 182 66 3.04 I ;58 00 0.24 j M ..1.02 , 70,6210. 34'; i 82'60;0.0O i 1 60;42!0.00 ;: I -.. I .- 1 . I«._- 'ALASKAN STATIONS Eagle . i 781260. OOilMtka ...... 7«!4Si<V«» Nomey:nT?{jsoj4Blo.o4'traDana'r.'n".il64t4Olo.oO : •Afternoon I reports! of j* preceding I day/;- '■■.;,, , ■ IKS SYNOPSIS %OF WEATHER CONDITIONS * Rain has fallen* over the northern half of the Pacific slope and al«o east over, the j Rocky mount ain; section and In the states east of the Missis sippi- The following heavy rainfalls are reported for the last 24 hours: St. Louis .1.04. Portland 2.M, Tampa 5 1.04. New, Orleans. 1.22" , I jSfAmwen^ marked * depression £ overlies > Colorado and will move? rapidly,/ southeastward. A second 1 disturbance overlies ■ the; lake region. The temperature has fallen IS degrees or more in northern ft Nevada, Idaho and* northern 3 Utah. In California no high; temperatures have occurred. In the great- valley afternoon readings 'have' not exceeded SO degrees. . " FORECAST Followina: i* the forecast; for the 30 hours end ing at ' midnight | Wednesday, September 0. |MIJ }■ " Francisco and vicinity Fair I Wednesday; light north wind/ changing to west. */.-.. Santa Clara— Fair/* Wednesday; light north wind; * moderate" temperature. .Sacramento—Fair Wednesday: moderate .tem perature: light south| wind, changing to north. San Joaquin—Fair Wednesday, moderate tem perature; light north wind. iisal California jgsonthfff of-® the , -/Tehacha pi— Fair Wednesday: « moderate : temperature; light J north wind, changing Ito sonth. ; A. G.»McADIE.f District Forecaster/.:*/ j E. F. HUTTON & CO. -- » - 490 California St. Tel. Dousing 34ST St. Francis Hotel. Tel. Douglas 3982 is _ '«v v ir. *r* t_ Mentors of New York Stock Exchange • Pioneer, House .- Private Wire to Chicago and New York R. E. M U -L-C AHY, Manager. 15