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[COMMERCIAL AND MARKET NEWS
for the week eudiiis Saturday, March 2, r was 1
o2'-,<- n pound.
Cheese—Fancy California flats. We per- Ib. '
firm; «!o firsts, 17c. firm: do seconds. 12c, firm;
fancy Ynung Americas. 1.ii.,.. trrin: do firsts,* I7i-.
tirin: Oregon fists. lO^c, firm; tU> s.torage,*.l7c,l
Arm; Oregon Young Americas. * 1 Si._,,-. tirm;«do
etorage, 17'.4c. tinr.: New York fancy, 20c,
»;tea<ij-; do Rtorapi 20c, steady; Wisconsin, do.
lfggs—California fresh, per ; doxen, cases in
cluded: V.:. -..;r^J;. ;.;;■ '- -■■■';
GRADQ
I |j I
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-: «,
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Kxtras -i • "1 ! ■ . 2! i-i 22c |21o i20c
FirM* !20V'-c!20Vk'!20>,<:ci20U.e!int£c 101
Srvoad* |2(ic |20c- 20c. llOHc lt>c 10<*.
— ■•.,-. \ ■ s j •-".- ,_
Pnrtlnnd nutter Market
roRTi. vsn. March 7—Butter—City creamery
extras, sailiil pack. 33-S&eyji * I
I Potatoes, (ini.-ns nnd Veaetables ,
Yesterday's arrivals of asparagus exceeded all
previous rtv-ords fAr the season. bein« n little in
«f'>s of 2.fMO boxes, and tlte jnarkot was. of
••ourso. easier, though there was no great decline
In prices. Extra-*old at-S(BGc a pound In the
morning, '•'■.! ilie outside figure was hard to ob
tain after the wants of ,:irlv buyer* were sup
plied. A brisk shipping Imiuiry hVlpe<l the: mar
ket to al^orb tlie arrivals. Rhnbarb was easy
with $1.30 a bnv »n extreme figure for the com
bination controlled bay product. That from other
districts had very little sale. Southern lettuce
continued very . weak and lower prices were
qi!ot«-<J for McxWn tomatoes. The potato mar
ket was firm, with both.s-eed and table kinds in
S^^l demand at risinc price*!. A ear of Oregon
onions came in and the receivers were asking 3
cents a pound for the stock. :■- :
I'otatoes ( per <-rli— River Burbanks. $I.oo®
3.5 T.; Salinas Bnrbauks $2.10^2.20; I/MUpoc Bar
banks, $2.1002.20: Oreeon Bnrbanks. $l.S5«t
2.10; early rose. 2.2">: small Oregon seed,
$1 &1 75; sweet potatoes. 52.10(R2.25.
onions (per ctl) —Ore.;oD. $3; green onions, 30
@ 75c per box.
Vegetables Asparagus. 3V»<S6c per Ib: creen
r*"**. 7ff!2!-.c per Ib: tomatoes, Mexican. $2.25®
2.50 per box: hot house cucumbers, $2.25<fr2.50 per
j flozen: garlic.. 2«?-3c per Ib: celery. 30iQ5Oc per
lettuce. ;..v,/Si p«»r crate; cabbage. SOifSJWc
per dozen: cauliflower. 35@50c per dozen; green
pepper*. 20i&25c per Ib for southern and So(f|3sc
for Mexican; carrots. «<)c per sack; eggplant. 20
*&Csc per Ib: rhubsrb. $1©1.50 per box for bay;
oiher kinds, 60<gS5c.
Deciduous and Citrus Fruit*
CrtiHiition-: and prices in the wholesale - mar-
Vet for fresh fruits did not show the. least
rhx< . yesterday from the last, report, business
In «11 lines bcins 4 the usual desultory char
acter. Fancy grapefruit was in limited supply
and strong as. to prices.-- while continued light
arrival.-* held values for navel oranges firm.
T.<env>ns wcr» a weak feature of the cltrns dp
partment, and the sitnittku! in apples was gen
era!";.- unsatisfactory. Two more crates of straw
berriey r»m» In from the !.-.< Angeles region and
sold »t 25f<7 30c a ■ • all basket^
Apples <per bf«x> —Newtown pippins. . $t.25<3>
1.50 for 4 tier and $1@1.2S for 41., tier; red
kimis. 750'«5t.23. ' . . .
— Winter Nell is. ?1.25<g1.50 per bos.
<'itrus Fruits <>>er boxi — Navel oranges. $2.50
In- 7.". for fancy. $2(32.25 for choice and $t.SOQ
1.73 for standard; frosted fruit, 50cftt$l:, tanger
ines, $1.25@1.75: .crapefniit. ."$1.5002.50 for
«-hni«-e and $30 4.50 •■;■ fxtra choice: lemons.
J3.50f14.50 for fancy. $2-.">o@3 for choice and
|1.50fii2 for standard; do frosted, 50c@$l;.Mexi
can limes. $5.50@<5.
Tropicsl Fruits—Bananas. 3>ic per Ib for Mex
ican. $1.255J1.50 per bunch Hawaiian and 36$
•Wi: per Ib for Central American; pineapples, $2
<23 p»t dozen.
Dried Fruit*. RaiMinn, "-<« and Honey
Fruit*—Evaporated apples. .*.' . ;0" 4 , ; apricots.
J3fifl3c; fancy nioorpark. 13^«f16»4c: pears. 71.
<ai<V: fancy. llU<iJl2c: peaches. S^iftilOUc. to
jrro>vers RHc; prunes, eiiiirt^ic basts, with large.
hizrs brirgine I^<alc. more: figs/ Af'l ."i'-je. s • ■
Haisins—Fancy soe<}cd. R^jc: choice, Be: loose,.
•*'<■ 4\c and s&c for 2, 3 and 4 crown, respect
ively ; ?eedl^«* muscatels. sc: Thompson's. 7'-.e;
snlt^nns. fi'i(&(!%c: layers. $1.15 for 2 crown.
tl - for 3 crown and $1.50. $2 and $2.50 for 4,
5 an*l 0 crown, respectively; sweatbox prices,
-
Xnt«"—Almonds, nonnnreils. IK/SlStlc: IX!..
lS'ic, ne plus ultra. 17'-4c: Drake. 13c: I>anzue
dr>rs. 14'jc: shell. 8c: shelled almonds. 35«?
40<n walnuts. 12U«5ji4c per Ib for No. 1 softshell
and 12'!t13M.c ft^r hardshell; No. 2 standards,
lie: pecans. "I 5( r<i,l7c; Brazil. IS^IJV; filberts.. 13
<ot'f. peanuts. 3V»<{?fie: pine nuts, 14@.16c;
Italian cliestnuts. sii(frC^»c, .■%,..
Hiney—Comb. IGf| 17c: "water white extracted.
P*|l!)c: lieht amb^r, SQS'^c; lower grades. s<gj
flvii- per lh.
Beeswax —27^4Q3Cc per Ib for light and 23@
26c for dark.
Poultry and flame
Two cars of western poultry were reported
close at hand yesterday, but their expected »r
--rivrl had uo effect- 'ii the market, which was
active and firm all around. Early arrivals of
lit., stock from, state points were only 52 coop«.
Receipts of dressed tnrkey* were I*s cases, and
M «s oa the prAcedins-. day -most of them went to
A\mail fODffTn«, leaving the whoiexnle. market
slenderly supplied and largely nominal.
Poultry doaen>—Hen». $5625.50 for small.*
$7«iS for larce -1 $K-<g 12- for* extra: young
roosters. $S<?il0: do extra. $106rl2: old roosters
$4.SO<fVS: fryers. $7(gS: broilers. 5."...Vi'.7 '"..."0 for
lare- 'and $r.'55.50 for small; ducks. $S<3lo;
piroons. * 11.75: squabs; $3^3.50: geese,
*2.50<a3 per pair; turkeys, 19@21c per Ib for
dressed.
Gfime 1 per dozen>—Gray ceese. $3/??3.50: white
pee*?. $I.."O02: brant. '$1.50ig2.30; honkers. $5Q
6; hare, $2.23<5,2.50.
Beam* and Seed*
Beans—T.imss. $0.15®6.30; bayos, $3.45ff;3.W;
large white. $r..55@4: small white. $4.05©4 20
--pink. $3.05^3.20; cranberry. *4'"4.ir> : hlackeyes.
f3.R5ig3.n5: red, $4.1? r4.30; red kidney. ir,' n
5.25; earvanzae. $2 75@3; horse beans, $2.73g3
per ctl.
». Seeds—Mustard. : flaxseed. nominal: ca
nary. B%c: alfalfa. 16fJlSc; rape. I^ig2^c;
timothy, nominal; hemp, 3U.c; millet. ty^fg.'l^c
per Ib.
Pried —Green, $4.53©3 per ctl; yellow,
$3.73.
I'lofir and Farlnaeeotm Good*
IFlonr —California family extras. $5.40@5.60
net without discount; bakers' extras. $5.40©
fi.f-O; superfine. M f><s4-70; Oregon and Washing
ton, per bbl, $4.50i?j4.50 for family, bakers' and
patents and $4.2004.40 for «jtoff; Kansas pat
ents. $6.25r46.45: do straights. »5.60<%.".50 : Da
kota patents. $8.35@7: do straights, $ii.o'i'ii6 73
--do clear. $3.33<§6 per bbl. i
Farinaceous Goods— ln 50' Ib sacks are quoted
as follows, per 100 lbs: Buckwheat .flour, pure
*4.50. self-rising $5.30. groats $S.CO; eornmeal.
yellow $3. white $.">. extra yellow or white $3.30;
cracker wheat, $3.50; entire wheat flour, $2.70;
farina, .*3.SO; graham flour. $2.00: hominy/large
$•".::", small $3.30. granulated $3.30; oatmeal,
pure $4.30. steel cut $4.30: oat groats. $4.30;
pearl barley. No. 1 small. $.">. 10, No. 2 medium
$" wn : rice flour. J."..Wi: rye flour, $3.50; rye meal.
$3.40; spilt peas, yellow $3.50. green $7; whole
wheat flour. $2.70; rolled oats, $6.50<a7.50:"
rolled wheat. $4..';0'- -,\
Hay and Feedstuff*
Bran—s2" 'a .'4 per ion. j
Middlings—^s3l per ton.
Shorts—s23Sj26 per ton.
FeedstuSfs -Rolled barley. $3S<a4o; rolled oats j
for feed. $37(Jf38: ground oats, $2J*@3o; chopped
feed.' tfY.^dii'.',: evergreen chopfeefl. $21 per ton for |
car lots and $22 for JobWnir; oilcake meal, 10 ton '
lots $42.50. 5 ton lots $43, smaller lots $43.50: !
»o.oanut cake or meal at mills. $25.50 in 20 and '
10 and $2*5 in 3 ton lots, jobbing $2«.50; corn-■
weal. Jt::s<a3o: cracked corn. $3<»«.30: alfalfa
■ meal, carload lots*. $13, jobbing t204j20.9Q: red
**«r alfalfa meal. $10 In car lots and r2o<tj
VM-'-O jobbing: Stockton mealfalfa. $10.» in car
)ots and $20©20.30 jobbing: Modeato alfalfa
meal. $W in car lots and-$20@20.50 jobbing;
caprocn oilcake meal, ?16.50 per ton; viporator,
per ton. $23. "- -•' • - - - ■; >. •>
Ordinary wheat. wrtW. choice. $1f1.50
®21: wheat and out. $14TxlO; tame oat. • ?!>;<i •
21: volunteer wild oat. $14«?1$; alfalfa, $13@
16..V1 (.tock hgv. $l".'iil4 per lon.
Straw—3s<<J7sc per bale.
Hide*. Tallow, Wool and Hop* '■:"<<; ■
Hides—Culls :«nd brands sell about i'*»le un
der quotations. Heavy salted steers. 12c: medium.
12c: lieht. llQll«4e; cowhides. n^Sll^c: stags,
Sc: Raited kip. I3c; salted veal and salted calf.
17c: dry hides, 21c: murrain. \UOi Hi'.r-: dry kip.
21c: dry calf. 20c: stags. 13c; sheepskin*.';shear;
]i';^ 20<[i3f>c each: short wool.* 40 61 COc; medium.
6S4f9oc: long wool. $1 25; lambs. 30(5?75e:
horsehides. salt. $2.7'fix3 for large and $1.75<3
2.50 for medium. 7"» ''.' .-'• for small and 2341
&0c f<.r colt*; horsehldeK. dry. %'2(a;Z.27, for large
and ."<""<; 2 for medium. 50c(fi?l- for. small j and
25<ft50c fof colt*: goatskins,- prime aaforaa, 75c
«2sl: medium, 33(S|50c: longhair goats, 35c; me
dium. 20c; small. s^loc. , „, V.,
Tallow— No. 1 rendered, -barrels. . 5i,@5%c;
cans and drums. .".'.^/r..-. * - ■•■ - ..• •■■■■:'
Grease^ —2*'(S3»4c .per-lb. •[. ■■'-.■.' :■-.. ■
Wool—Spring clip—Nominal. Fall clip—Mendo^
clno and Humboldt. r Biwkiymi. :10(&12c:
California valley. Sfi|lpe: Kan Joaquln. t!@10c;
mohair, good quality. 20<fi23c. . . . .-
Hops—Callforola, crop; of ; 1911. 40Q.43C per Ib
to growers, ' :'~^SSSBSHS^^^^^^^BKBtßSt''
General' Jlercbandlne. •'
—falcutt* grain were advanced again
TPfterday— bass., standard -Calcutta.-.7%fij
7 S»'- for June-July; Sun Quentin. fiVic '■' April 1:
wool bag*. 3Se for.-. 4 ; and ;• 35c;;. for '■','•■, "; poundss;:
fleece twlne^Sc per lb:^l>can bags." s*4c.^. -, £•
Coal — Pennsylvania anthracite egg. $10 per ton;
Wellington. $8: New Wellington. $S:<Australian
' bouse. Richmond, etc.. $8; PclawMaln.^: Stan
ford Richmond. $8: Cumberland.':sls In bulk and
$li;.."><> in sacks; coke, $10 per, inn in bulk I:and
$17 in sacks. ; ' '.■ :,-, ■ ■ .'••r,-. ..-..■■- }--<
Oil—Quotations are for?barrels.;; Unseed. Sic
per gallon for boiled and 7f»<- for. raw. eaaea Be
Kmore; * Baker's A A castor.' eases,', 8 ; gallons; $1.13,
Iff gallons $1.11: .commerclaU castor.; in j canes,
!X"ic- China nut. cases. -75«a£5c;per gallon: c«eoa
jiut oil. In barrel«.. ir.i,: 7 -.■■.•<■ for.XXX,-, ; 72«i«it76c
for No. 1 and "'•■'•' 7.';'-.. c for No. 2. according to
quantity:: extra - bleached - winter sperm' oil. SOe;
natural winter, sperm oil. WV: \ natural whale oil.
r<.'Jc: pure lard nil : winter strained lard oil.*
: -' 4> 7.V • pure neatcfoo? 7til.-*isc:.No.' 15neatsfoot• oil,
™ 85c; herring oil. 50cV salmon oil, boiled fish
oil. 50e: paint nil. 4.V. - 7"---;■'■.'••■ ■•*•>.::'--' v■-•;'; ■ ":; '
Coal Oil. .;i:«o!ine. eic.-Water white, iron bar
reU or drums. 8c: 160 degree oil. r iron barrels sor
dram* I>c: special ' do. 10c; '- penrl oil 'in ■ a*"*•
15c; asiral, 15c; star, l.">c; extra star. 18c;
I
' Klalne, .25 }ie: eocene, lSe:, red, crown and motor '
i Caroline." In* hulk ISe, in cases 22c; engine distil
: late, hi drums, 7 He. in cases 7c more; SO degree
; gasoliue. in bulk", Me, 'In* cases 3«S<": Tarnish
I makers"; atid; painters' naphtha,* in bulk ;13c, *in
i cases ZOVic ■•:- ■• ~ '- • >. . , . ; .'
; Turpentine— 74e In cases and jT.Tp in bulk, drums
and iron barrels;' Arotnn»-S icases SOc. iron bar
rels or drum* 23c. per gallon. •*- - • .'-'-'-'
- Rosin—E. $10.80: K. $10.fir.; <;. $10.03: H.
$10.70; I. $ll.tn : K. $11.13: M. $11: N. $11.-">: i
YVm, $11.20: »W. $12 per barrel of 280 lbs.
lied and White Lead—Ked. SigS^c: white;: 7%
! ft; i<' per Hi. •
. RKKIXKP BUQAK MARKET "'--'■;
The Western Sn.sr«r Refinery company quotes as .
I follows, net-cash:-* Fine granulated. 6c:" coarse
[ granulated, fie: fruit granulated. Gc:; M. & K.
crystal linmin*. 5 Ib cartons. In cases. 9.20 c: do
'2 Ib cartons.'in canes. 5). 70c; monarch bar." 6.32 c;
tablets, in half hl>ls. - 6.30 c: do in 23 Ib; boxes.
["•.Tic: cubes. 0.2.V: monarch powdered.'fi.lOc: '
j XXXX powdered.-6.10c: candy jtrannl«ted.o.loc: ;
I confectioners' A, fie; confectioners' ; crystals; i
; 0-lOfr; heeticTanulated. 5.80 c; raaenolla A.-"».fioc: |
extra C. G..Vie; colden C. .".4(>: D. 3.30 c. Barrels;
and HO Ib bars MV. half hbls 2.V. boxes 30c more .
per 100 Ib than for hajrs of 100 lbs net- Bar in .
S3 and 40 lh ti'-iS. 51.70 more: in S and 10 Ib tin*. j
$2.33 more per 100 lbs than price for,this grade
in 100 Ib bars. '
The- California and Hawaiian Snjrar Rpfininc ,
company quotes «<• follows; Granulated bssiK. fir; *
C & H. extra jrranulated. Bet co«n>e dry {mtnn- : j
luted. (<<■: confectioners' A. <'„■: berry. Ie; pow- ■
dered.' fi irv-: confectioners* .crystal*. fi.lOc: cult'".
S.2V; •Hierade" bar. i*>.n.V: bricks iin half]
l»h]>i. 6.50 c: bricks <in 2" Ib hoses). fi.73c: 11. & i
I".. crystal domtaoa <" lh .-nitons in msoi. 0.20 c: .
H. & E. crystal domlnos (2 Ib cartons in e»»ws), !
9.70 c; extra fine: iirr prannlated itoo Ib bag* |
only\. 3.80 c; excelsior A. S.fiOr; extra ('. 3.50 c-; |
golden C, r..40c: yellow D.T».3oc.v Additional per
100 lbs: la bhls'and 30 Ib bats. 10»- more*: half
j hbls. 2T»c'more;. |i>Tf p "Or more for all grades.
Bar in Xi and 40 Ib tins. $1.70 more; in 10 lh
tin«. $2.33 more. Minimum order. carl old
weight. : • • . : - -.:
: IVevr York , Produce
NEW YORK. March 7.--Hops— Pull.
Hides—Steady.
Petrolenm—Steady.
Wool—Quiet. ,-. . ' i
Sugar—Raw. steady; muscovado. «0 tcst.*4.loc: |
eeotrifujral, 90 test. 4.51 c; inolasscs. S3,test, j
3.7fic : refined, steady. _• _ v - ".. , .. i
Butter Firm; creamery specials, 27c;; process
special*. 21 '>,c. •
Cheese— Firm. . _ . <
V.cz-- — frrsh cathered e\tras, 23(g24c; j
western gathered whites. 22^i23r. . " |
: DRIED -.FRUITS . % j
Evaporated Apples—Barely steady, but there i
is a little better demand. On the spot choice are
quoted at li"V.7inV: choice, Ss4<gOc; prime,
7%f(i*c. . . ■ , -
Pruneslnactive, but prices steady, ow:nc to
small stocks. Quotations range ; from 4%c J ; to
! 12i;e f or Californias up to 30~J0s aud *%»« to
I 12c for Orecons. " \
Apricots—Steady, with a small'jobbing trade.
Choice. 14%<ai." t iic. Bstra choice. 15»iiS16*ic;
I fancy. !i;%( < 7i7l 4 c.
Peaches — Inactive on the spot, but price* are
; steady in sympathy with the coast.' Choice, lOVi
fi"lo%c; extra .choice.- lUall Vie; fancy, 11%
@12c. . ■ j
Raisins—Dull: barely steady. Loose mu-cotols
are • onoted at ?>6jC,%r : cholo^ to; fancy - seeded.
S%<G7?£c; seedless, i\'h t•■■: I.ondop layers. $l.to,
; ''( 1.15. '. - --i ' ' T:_ .; . " , '■-
Chlcaigo Unir.v Produce Market
CHICAGO. ..March 7.—Butter—Firm: creamer
ies. 27fa3Oc: dairies. 24<g2Sc. ; Fees- Firm: re
' ''Mlits. 7.:!-7 cases: at mark, cases included. lS 1
: «lS)c; ordinary firsts. i 5.,.-; firsts. tIQSLQIQW
Cheese—Firm; daisies. t., („ is-- : twins. 17U@
17'-.r: "Young Americas, 17" ■■'■i\<-; longhorna,
17 18c
. I>o» Ansreies Produce Market
i [Special Dispatch to The Call]
I.flS ANUKI.KS. March 7.—Potatoes were
! marked b.i?Uer on nearly all varieties today. A
; consignment of new potatoes from the Holly
wood district >A?d at 10 cents a pound.*? EXX»
: weakened. Bntt«>r receipts were heavy, but
I prices held s-tatlonary.
j .Receipt!* of prMtice today were: RSC*< 791
cases; buttor, .10.154 lbs: i-lif-. 1.20S lbs; po
tatoes, 3.559 sacks; onions, 17 sacks; sweet po- |
tmt.h^ TiH sacks. - ■ • j
Butter—Prices to trade. 2%c above quotation: I
i <Hlif«m>la creamery, extras, 80e; creamery, firsts, i
COc: ladle. 27i...r; country. Be. j
Eecs —Local ranch.. candied. 23c; case count, ;
I l!)e: seconds. 17c: pullets, 16c.. ,: ■ . . . !
! Cheese—Northern fresh. Me: eautprn sinsles. i
1 20e; twins. 2'>: Cheddars, 20c: eastern, horn*.
! 23c: eastern daisy. 21c:. Orpgt>n daisies. 21c: i
i Swiss, imported. .'i.V. Swiss, dowestir. b'.ock.'
[lie; ■.wheel. 23c: cream brick. 2".-; iiinbursrpr. ;
19c; roquffort.' r.2c. ..-. - .;=.■>-,;
Beans— No. 1 pinks. $5.75: X". 1 lima. $*.75;
i I.Bfly Washington. No. 1. $4.7">: small. $4.73 a
cwt; Oarvanza. $4.50; lentils. $S; bavons. $4.50
I ©5; Mexican reds. $4.50: black eyes. ?4.50«i5.
Potatoes—Highland. $2. ."{.". ..;« cwt;' SalißM. |
I 52.00: I^otnpocs. $2.73; Oregon early rose. $3; i
! Watsonville, $2.C5@2.75; Oregons, $2.50; white |
; rose, $2.7". •.-,..- . -- . . .- ' I
■ . ■ ————— ---• ■ • i
.', * ;- Eamiern Ijlvewtock Market •'/--•'.
--rfiKA'.i). Marrh 7.— — Receipts 7.500:
i market steady." Beeves. $5&8.85:-Texas steers.
j54.10<5«: western steers. $.VlO<Q7.lO: stookers
| and "feeder*. $4.105i6.15; cows and heifers, $2.2.".
©6.70:; calves $i>',i>.s<>. ;
i Hogsßeceipts 34.000; market dull, generally
: 10c lower. T.i(rht. S«.2<Xa^.47i*: mixed. $«.20«t
CSO; heavy. $8.23<??H.50: rough. *f>.2s(fi;ij.3s; pigs,
$4.fiO(@B.2«'t: balk of ►hlps. f(5.3.Vdfi.45.;
—Receipts 1S.O00: market steady." Native.
$3,7565.20: western. $4<35..">5: yearllnps. 95.13$
C;.lambs, native $'',t7'.'. western $3:50(?7.55.
: • KANSAS CITY. March 7.—Cattle— 1
11.000. inoludin? 400 sontherns:^market steady
j Native steers, $5.7508.23: aooU»eill steers. $5.25
' *x 6.75; southern cows and *eifers«. $3.2." fa'>. 2.".:
i native cows and. heifers. $3.2.Vrt17: sto<-k»rs and i
! feeders. $4.2506.50: bull*. $4«i5.50: calves. $4r«t ]
I 8.50: western steers, $5.50ig.7.25; western cows, j
; $3.25«55.30. !
Hot> — R*>ceipts 1.'.Q00; market steady to 10<
i lower. Bulk of sales. $P ( .35<g»>.50: heavy. 4.'.'-;
! 0.35; packers and bntrhers,- $0.4006.55; lights,
$6.23Q6.G0: pigs. $5(a5.50. .
Sheep—Receipts 0,000; market steady. Mut- j
tons, $3.50(9:3.25; iHtnb?. $6@7.05; fed wethers I
and yearling*.- $4.25@<>; fed ewes. $3@5.
OMAHA. Neb.. March . 7.-—Cattle—Receipts |
3.700. market strone. Native steers. $3.40(a!R;
I cows and heifers. " $3.355.6.10: western steers.
!54'u6.7.-v. Texas steers.•■ ?.1.80<55.30; rsn^P cows
i and heifers. $3(g5.15; oanners. $2.7503.75: stock
ers and feeders..s3.so^6.3o; calves, ?4@S; bulls,
staps.ete.. $4'l/.",..V1.
hoc* — Receipts 21,000: market s@lOc lower.
I Heavy. $8.25(§r..45; mixed $ti.2O?£<J.3O: liehts.
$Gffl«.3O: pigs. *.V<io: hulk of sales. $0.20©6.30.
Shecji—Receipts "8.000; market 15@20c higher.
1 Yearlinrs. $5.15@6.10; wethers. $4.50'ij5.25;
ewes, $3.73@4.73; lambs. $.",..V)fa 7.70,
Portland Livestock Market
PORTLAND, March 7.—Cattle—Receipts. 500
j head; market steady. (Choice steers, $6ffi[6.4o;
! pood to choice steers. $."i.7.".«fi •>: choice cows. fSai
j 5.50: pood to choice cows.' $4,75615: choice spayed
' heifers, $5.7555.00; good to choice beifera, $3.40
'n '• 7< : choice bulls.' $4.25<ft4.50: Rood to choice
i bulls. $4(54.25: choice calves, SS(«/,8.G0; good'to
choice calres. $5.75i5/'7. * ' - '
.. Hogsßeceipts, 200 head: market firm. (Choice
Jig-lit. $6.50<a«.95: smooth heavy, $5.75^,0; rough
!,■ .u-y. $5.50(<i5.75.- ' • .
- Sheep—Receipts, WO head; market isteady.
I Choice yearlings. $5f<i5.75: c-fiolce twos»: and
threes, 1 $4.l"''/4. choice -killings ewes. $4.25<j£
4.65; choice grain fed lamb*. $3.5005.90; choice
! spring -lanibs. $4.75i&5: good -: to choice -lambs,
$4.50r£4.73; fair to goo«l iambs, $4.25{J4.30.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
;>/* Cotton Market
NEW YORK. March 7.— E. I . Hutton & Co.'s
wire says:.- .
"The cotton - market opened higher . today :on
firm cables and ruled strong throughout the day.
tinaliy closing at ■ net advance of about 10
polnW - over yesterday's 'final quotations.'- The
weather - throughout, the l^it continues unfavor
able,-with rain* interfering '■■ with farm work.
Then was Rftid'buying today;for accoant: of the
1 south mid the'Waldorf crowd, togetherl with tile I
other bullish interests who figured -,<■< the. prin- !
1 cipal buyers yesterday. Ontside, of labor>coodlt'
tion* ; abroad and- threatened f trouble ;in America
i in April, when a coal, strike?l«;expected.'there
was nothing'of 'a; bearish nature; that' could; be
I brought forward'for au excuse for selling cotton.
We: -till ! believe in higher' prices: for. the "distant
I futures' and would Cake advantage of all declines
tp buy.'*'- . "■ '■ ■'■" - 4 ■ ' -: .■;■" ■ v.---- •-■' •••
I; Spot cotton clofed fpiiPt. 20 points higher. I
! Middling upland*; 10.C5c: do gulf, 19.99 c. Sales, I
100 bales, ' ; ■ - . - ...
•'•; COTTON FUTURES
::i-": • - ■'" -: .-: ' ■ Teat :
! ' Option. Open. High. I.oCT-. - Close. 1 Msr. •>. Ac... |
.March .. .10-. T. H».40 10.31 10.,"? ft 10.20 14.08
; April •....10.35 Hi.42 10.35 * 10.4."! 10.2.H .....
I May .V.. .10.40 10.51 10.39 10.50' 10. ' 14.21
• June .V..-..'...' .'...*: ..... 10.55 10.40 ..... i
| July .".•.. 1"..-..-, mill 10.52 : 10.02- 10.47 -14.03
lAat ..IO.51« i" t;f 10.53 10..10 10.47 13.64
J Sept.'"...; 10.56 ,I<US2 10..V!' in.K-2 10.t>0 ... . .
Oct. ".'/.: 10.05 H».74 10.02 10.f19 10.57 '12.42
I Nov.' .:...'.-. ....': ....', 10.71 * 10.50 .....
Dw. ".;; ,10.73 io.so 10.70 io.7«^io.rti i".;Si
Jan;-"'-:'.:: 10.CS 10.74 10.68 1:,74 10.02 : 13.32 j
, Feb. "....10.72 ■'• I&78 10.72: 10.73 10.05.:...*. |
I . Xew. York Coffee Market -
-NEW. YORK. March : 7.—E.'F.Hutton f & Co.'s
wire says: >.;„ ;- ; . ,-. - ■ •;■. v ; ,:;-.., ■■
... " European ~i markets ■ were ; lower ■on some; op
tions'and i unchanged on others. Receipts 1 again
j were '► more £ than * doable last year's,: -and line I
1 weather, was reported in ail - districts*.';- Trading
on ' the call : tnis morning 1 was j practically nothing,'
but -■ the market * showed * a steady tone; t the * feel- :
Ing being-that leading bulls can derate the
market whenever, they'desire to do bo.i especially
, in Brazil.*iwhere»lt is claimed the short ■ Interest
l ■l»f2oo,ooo|bag«."s»''V..'.-.=.?v.,-?.:-.^-i.-.-.- -.. : -.^/ ,-,,,,- ft ,,
: .'■•:-. ■/■-:■ - f COFFEE FUTURES % ?'
"':■ Opt on— ' ' : '-\ ' Open.* ' High.- Low.; Close'
.March '.......... 13,27 c" l",.:«>c 13.27 c-\ J.'S »«'•
April:-..........". .:/..'.'.;*. r. .;....*: 13.29 c I
May .:........ ;.13.31c 13.23 c 13.30 c* 13..<UV
Jtltf*' rr.V.T. ..".... ].t.;i4c :
July .-.....'..... :i3;3Sc 13.44 c 13.38<:T 13..1RC
August-t:;:..%:.** ..'...- .r...'.- :.v. ia.4tc
September.-*.'"...'. .'.13: 13.50 c 13:44 c l.t.4Gc
October//.".*...:*.-.' ...... ..: .V. ... .r. v- 13.44 c
Xovemlx-r ".'...;.'.•....'.. ...*.;. '..*.... 13.4.V
i r»eeeniber .......13.43c : 1.;.t..0 ; 1."i.40<- 1.'!.42« I
i .lamiMry .'. ;,.- 13;42<; '
February ...... ..13 10c 13 Me 13;40c is .';s<• I
Balm, 83.250 bags.
....... . ,j -.^-; ■.. - .-..-j . -.; '-i I.' "-. / ■ .■■■-.. „» -
:'■■."."■■ ■ -: ■ —■.——- ■ .I. ■——... > - -. ■ ..■_.■; .
. New York Metal Market
KSW VOKK, Mar.b 7.—StandarU copper.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1912.
'■quiet;.,spot, 1 4.294314.37 March, April. May, .;
-Tune. July. 14.23® 14.50 c. "London.' steady: spot.
£f>4 IBa; futures. £65 10s. '.Arrivals 1 reported* at '
New ; York today. 1 ,COO tons.:: Custom > bouse : re- '
turns>. show i exports of 3.084 tons no far this \
month. Lake copper. \ 14.30& 14.75 c electrolytic, j
14.: ~<Cifa 15.62 i.,<-; casting.-13.87 '..'i 1 4.12>«c. '
Tin— Weak- spot and March. 42.50@43c:'April. '
42.12>4<!i42.50e; May. ;41.75@41.!>t5c:* June. -4\>a
41.50 c:. .Inly, 5'40.75C|4J.25c. r'London; steady; :
j spot. £102 .".s: futures. fl^S ss. Local;sales, 25
.tons 'March at 42.«2>*ic; 15: tons--^ March r2O at •
! 42.«2'i.c: 5 • tons May, 41.R.V: 90 tons spot,
| 42.00 c: 75 tons March at «42.50c. '~-" : a-a *. .-
I>»ad—Quiet ;i4(&4.10c ■ New York; ?3.03@4.05c
j East St. Louis. London. £13 I«V* 3d. > -■ •
Spelter—Steady; ■ o.9or<i7c* New- York: 9.730 i
6.85 c Ka-^t : St. -, Loota. - London. £2« \ 10s. . , . ■ •
: Antimony—Quiet; Cookson's 7.•_'.">(■.
•'•'; Iron—Cleveland •■, warrants. s()s 3d in t 1-oodon.
Locally.lron was unsettled. No. 1 foundry north
ern. $14.75(?J15.25; No. 2.' $14.25^14.75: No. 1
1 soot Item aDd No.; 1 southern soft, $14.75(g,15.25.
IVavni Turpentine " and. Roaln
/■• SAVANNAH. ' March - 7.—Turpentine—Firm.
4Sc;-. sales. 58; receipts,; SS;,tshlpinents, "07;
| stocks. 23.041. '^ ;
Boaia—ftrm: sales. 340; ; receipts. 400:r ship
! ments. 370: stocks. 50.442. Quote; ■B. $«.«7'-..: :
P. $«.70: R. JSH.7'.: K. (i. H. $rt.77'-: I. $i'..S2i«,:
IK. $7.07-; M, $7.25; N, $7..'J0; WO, $7.40:
' WW. $7.45. •/; ■.-■■■•;>. ?•> ■-■..■■■■■•.-. -■: -.'-.. -
Weather Report I
j «— : ——; ——; : ————— . ■—
"United State* .Department 'of Agriculture—
; Weather Bureau. San Francisco. March 7. l'.^'J.
RAIMFALL DATA; ;■' /;/':'.\
STATIONS
■ -£\'| -% '■'<• -1
=■* 55 o 2 -go
» i frfi =.2 ' -
21? =S 5.- ..-§•
: . « — ■ I" ■ -. ■ l^
Eureka........ ..]
j R«l Bluff...' ... i
! Sacramento ... ....*.. '
j Ml. Tamalpais..."....
. San Francisco........
j San Jose.'..'...'.. !
i Fresno !
I iDdepcndenop ....... !
i Siin I.uls Oblspo ;
I IjOS Anjrelt*? ... J.... '
! Sun' r>i«>ir<x . .*..:...."; i
10 38 I 27. 08 33.38 '24.OS
-'T I 9.22 1R.">1I 22.27
e oa 5.40 14.»u: 20.R7
0.02 12.20 17.45 22.56
0.0Q ».• 17.28 23.82
0.00 t.m 12.50 21.41
T. I 3.31 --, t.M -0:41
1 O.do l.OSI • 6.01' 5.88
i 0.14, 10.00 14. «t.«
, T. i .".Si! 11.74 I3.fi-T
; 0.12 I 5.31 -7.59 10.SI
-:;•?'■■•/■ PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
In'tne following table the maximum: and mini-
I mum temperatures and rainfall are, giveni.
STATIONS
*
*7 .
2. ■
§ ■
I j STATIONS
I?
!
[SIS' i
1 - I
1 I 5
1 - |
• !■ r
=
B«k<>r ........|.. SO
1 Bois? ......^.|4S3J»
Hoi Monte.:... 88 M
Enreka ... .12142
Flacstaff ..... 4« 32
Fresno ..".....(«0 4.«
Helena ....... is 10
Honolulu ..... 72 62;
Ind«"T>«'Brt< 1nce.. r > «J2S 1
Kalisppll "4 14
Los Ang«»l<*s... Mi 4*
Moilt-na ...... Vi M
Mt. TamalpaU 47 M
North HeaU...]4<<44
Phoenix ...... 707.6
Pocatpllo ..... 40 '.-»
Pt. R.-t'-s Lt.. 50 45
Portland ...... 1 46 42
... tOted Bluff..... 321441 T.
.00 «eiw ......... 42 221.01
.02 Rooeburg ..:.'. .12 40f .-14
.X Ssi<T:iu)fiitn . . 54 401; 00
.00 !Sj<lt J.hKp ... 4«!3£j.OS
T. |J4aa nipgo..... flOL52j:i2
.12) -inn Francisco. r>«I4rtj.0fi
.00 San .J«*c :..'.. M .00
.00 R.'SLSOWwOiS 5K4S .14
.(H\ S. K. Farallon. 56 ** .00
T Si«.k«nr ...... M 2$ T.
.00 -Snmmit'...:. 25 ...
.08 TifofflH...... 44 40 .52
T. Tatoo^h ....... "2 44 .01
.001 Ttmnpah ...... (2 » .00
.12 Walla-Walla.'. MM .28
.Hi Winnemucca... 4rt 26 .00
.01 Yiiim ........ 70 54 .00
•Slow on ground. fi2 inches
EASTERN STATIONS
Ahilew 68|44|.O0 IKnoxrlllf ... 52(44 00
Atlantic City.. 40',30 .OS I..,.|iKvillf .... 44 112). 02
Boston ....'... ':{*»» .06 [Memphis ;.... 48 JM .00
(Buffalo ....... .18122 .00 Montgomery... 34 4*1 .00
iCharlost.-vn ... 181.18 .00 iMoottMl -'■• :. .00
Cl]irajr'i ...... 3SI22 .00 M.x>rliea<l ..... 22 16 .01
Denver ....... 24 IS .02 Now OrlJ>an!<... 52 .00
Dps Mo!nf*.... 34 24 .00 New York..... 4GJ2S ( .02
Do<Jk<» City.... .10 28 .02 (North Platte..!26 22 .00
Pnluth ..... 22 14 .10 Oklahoma .... 34 30 .IS
r>urane« .... **•■'•* .20 ;Plttshnnt ..... 4fci34 ,0O
KHftp^rt .. 32124 .32 ({.-.iwpll .:.;.. 70134 .00
GnUeiitoB .... <$2 V> iii», st. l^njl*. 3rt|2Sl;i«
r.reen Bay.%... M 18 .01 St. Paul.....:. 32 23 .03
i IlattPraa -..... 44 M .01; fampa .... • ■. M 80 .20
i Uavrf ..:. IS 4.01 Toledo ....:.. 34120 .00
! Huron ........ 20 14 .02 Washington*.. .04
I JacksOnTtlle...|..«44 .00 Winnipeg .;.. 12} ! .00
I K-anKgs rity . Kg >lji • '
SYNOPSIS OF WKATtIKR CONDITIONS
■ The pressure hat* risen steadily ovpr the entire
; Pacific slope, «nd while light showers may occur
j Friday conditions are generally.favorable for fair
J weather, with moderate south wind*, changing to
' west. Light rain has fallen throughout'the state
j and moderately heavy snow in the Sierra. The
I snow on.the ground at Summit now exceeds five
I feet. Rains have,- been general In Oregon and
Washington. In the Rocky mountain section cold
weather prevails and snow : has '- fallen at ; many
points. In, the plains states and.east to the At
j lantic the weather is unsettled. . Light rains have
j fallen from Texas to New York. Temperatures
are above normal in the north Atlantic states;
I There ha* been a sharp fall In the Missouri val
ley, the Rocky mountain district, and the-north
Pacific states, In California there have"been 110
changes of importance. •?
■ FORECAST
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 30 hours
ending at midnight March 8, 1912: ■ :
San Francisco and vicinity— Friday: mod
erate west wind. - •* .-' < . - ;
Santa Clara valley Fair Friday .".with frost in
the morning; light south wind.;
Sacramento valley—Fair. Friday, with . frost in
the morning;:light south wind. . - , .
San Joaquln valley—Clearing Friday; - light
north wind. ,-:'<
California south of the Tehachapt— Fair Friday,
light frost in the morning light east wind,
changing to south. - A. fi, McADIR.
r: District Forecaster.
DAILY RIVER- BULLETIN
SACRAMENTO. March 7.*—Observation^"taken j
lit 7 a: m.. Pacific, time.
STATIONS
it
» ■-.':' '.'ft
: i
1- , in
'■ 7 ' ~Z
'•7 : i
•I i!
Sai-r.-iiucuto watershed—.[.,. • r
Kennett. Sacramento ;:rlver.!.2S.O" 11.2*
Red Bluff. Sacramento river 23.0 ' S.::«
St. . John, Stony creek....; 1 12.0 „•! .*>•
IJarlDto, Sacramento r!vpr..' 21.0 7.8*
CoioM. Sacramento rlr^r...! 29.0 13.6* ■ '
Knights I-andln(f. Sac. river 1 18.0 : (1 0*
OrOTllIfT <Feather rlTer....*. I 23.0 5.2—
! MarvRvIIlp. Ynb» river...;'. 28.0 ! 0.7—
Nlr-«>!niis, .Feather rlrer.... .... 11.0*
Fol.«om.; American "river.:.. ...;; •'»..;•
Sfcramento.'-Sacto., river.". 20.0' ' O.n* '
Ui.> Vlnta. Sacramento river. 13.0 t,.s«
;- San Joaquln watersned— ■:■'■ ,-■
Jafk»«inville, Tuolutnnp - river 20.0 ,3.«* ]
Melfmei«,:Stanii<laii)i*river... .".V.".' :1.3*
I.sthrop. San- Jnciiuln river 17. 0 ■ 0.S* j
Jenny Kind. Olavera* river. 10.0 1.4*
Kie.tra. M<ikelnmn«»;river.*.. '12.0; fl.3*-
•O.ft
I : *2.<)
' •<>.»■;
%*.-1.3
1 »S.9
•2.4
4:1
—0.9
—O.I
: »».J
•2.1
' •0.4
j ♦0.8
:
' •1.0
. •0.3
•0.1
i •0.9
■': • Indicates Itti rise.'-— ■' Indicates ■ a fall.
RIVER FORECAST
■ The ' Sacramento river below Colusa \ will rise
rtnring the next two day*. Tbp San .Toaquin and
tue'Sacramentn'above. Colusa will remain practi
cally stationary. . • , - " v'v * '
N. R. TAYLOR. Loc." i Forecaster.
MOWS OF THEOCEAX ,
' Tnnnngre F.ngaxemfiltx '
The schooner Balboa la under charter for -.lum
ber from Columbia - river ' to j.VValparaiso, for ; or
ders, at 00*, and : the "schooner ; Fearless is en
gaged '; for the same business ; from ', Portland -to
tlnnymas. =,
,: The -schooner-. Bertha Polheer -has been pur
chased by the Pacific States Trading cmiriany.
, ' . KxpotiN by the Pnrley ■'.-■<
j The British' steamer * Purley was » cleared; for
i Swansea v!.i r'Santa -; Rosalia -'.Wednesday t with
i cargo valued at ■ $25,704. to -, be. •,distributed las
; follows: -'(For ,Mexico; - $23.0**?? Great* Britain.
S2.000;'• France.v $70; The , following ; were < the
I principal shipments: - :'::. -y--■ < r .,:.: • ; -
To Mexico— 1.357-' bbl« flour. 1.10f» gals wine.
13,400 lbs bran. I.SoO,lbs; l>e»nf. 1.1.415 jibs [yens
i nnd '■• lentils. cs < canned goods. IS.OAO lin lard.
• 73; pkgs 1 potatoes. »50 pkgs 1 onions, 15 scs i salmon!
K0.053 lbs sngar;> 43.500* bricks, fs , kerosene;
■■ r.:.i <•« oils.". 2.SNT. ft lumber, r.'.v .■"•"■:, •".
<■■■■ To Greatfßritain—2so c« canned fruit. . -. .
;_-■"■/ Oil for Hawaii , -
The tank steamer Maria sailed. for Hono
! lulu itia*f Port %; San Laia r•■ Wednesday * with 200
drums'! dlatlllate. 201 * drum's \ and 300 ea . gasoline
nid :25" drums • naphtha;* valued a atf513,242,*8 as
' cargo '. from 1 this i port. '^ At 1 Port.' San \ Laia * the
steamer • will" load 44.000; barrels' of 1 crude s oil in
bulk, valued at $20,400/ - ; -;
1 .' Notice to : Marine™ • ■'
! . . * .•>"'- San Francisco. March 7. 1812. '■■■■}
"■i Calif ornla.i.Humlwldt -bay ?; entrance,^ .-orrpc
: tiou—South; spit buoy.*- 2A. Instead ;of i south; Jetty,
outer'end buoy. 2. was missing '•■ February^ 23>and
' will I be X replaced i as ? soon % as ■;• practicable."* Mouth
1 jetty, onter . end buoy. 2. is t In» position. C.\& \ <;
S. Charts * 5832,15800. ?■, Buoy ; U»t,i Pacific i Coast.
1911. page; 23. By direction *of i the: comm Issiouer
of lighthouse*. v-" ; ■'■? W. A. MOFFETT. j
■ •'..:? V ; Commander. I". S/:N;.V,'T
Inspector, Eighteenth; Lighthouse District.
-• . ■■ ■ ; ■ Army Tranaporta
Tlie Buford is in port.
The Crook is In l>ort. f • -/ ■;- ;-;^ ■'
;~ The Logan ? left * Manila ; February : II J for 5 San
Francisco. =- • » • ■ -.. •■■... ■; •• ?•. ■ •■■■•.■
;T ThP Sheridan; \* at Manila.v. ...*.■ .. ■; . ;
The Pherman I*sailed1 *sailed February ."> for Manila. ' *
:" Tlie TTiomas sailed March .". for Manila.
'■?! li.r Warren! is fstationed In Philippine waters.
_ ■• ■ .- » ■
lii Adam's day woman was merely t.'
side issue, but dtirfnjf leap year sli*
poses as the whole show.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
SAN JOSE ARRIVES
AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
Pacific Mail Liner Encounters
Heavy Weather at End of
Voyage From Panama
HE Pacific Mail
liner Han '■ Jose.Cap-
tain Follett. arrived
yetserday from Pan
ama and way ports
a day ahead of time.
The San Jose - en
countered ; heavy
southwesterly gales
for * the last few
days ' of the trip,
and in, the beam sea
stirred up by the
wind the liner did
some fancy wallow,
ing, - which added
nothing to the joy
of lif«»for the pas
sengers. The liner
brought; 29 passen
gers, $4!* tons of cargo, and treasure
from: the Butters mines: in Salvador,
amounting to about 000.'* *. ! •
Among the passengers on the liner
were Captain J. S. Marshall, United
States army retired, and his wife., Ca
ptain Marshall whs stationed at the Pre
sidio for a number of years and is well
known here. He was placed on the re
tired-list recently. His home is ; in
Berkeley. The Marshalls : were • the
guests of Colonel Carroll A. Devol dur
ing t their stay, at Panama and were af
forded; every opportunity to view the
work on the canal; which: Captain Mar
shall describes as one off the wonders
of the world. : -" . . \ CT «. r
. The San Jose's- cargo included 8,055
bags of coffee and 4,630 bunches of
bananas. : ./■''-. ,".?"»•.t^-'";.-;.''-*,^ ' ". 'Vs-Hi'
: The; passengers were:' * " *w ;V
John A. McCrea. Mrs. J. X. MeCiVa. William
H. Storm. Mrs. M. J. Storm; A. Lope, Mrs. A."
Lope. Frank Dimlck. George E. Benson, Walttr
Diegue. clarence F. Smith. John 11. Reed, Donald
J Fulton. Benjamin O.lßowen Jr.. Mis. C. San
ders;: Miss C. F. McMillan. James S. : Church.
Mrs J. S Church. Captain J. S. Marshall, V. S.
A.: Mrs. J. A. Marshall. Miss.M. L. G. San
tiago. Carl Hollflcld, Roderick C,. Pearson,'. Ecu-
Jam in Rubles, j . ■
-Imriii l>ue Thin Afternoon7.-V»
The Pacific Mai! liner Manchuria ap
pears to have encountered its full share
of the southerly Kales that have; made
it rough traveling for tho. last week-or.
so between Honolulu and this" port.
The'liner: in due today from the orient,
i and Instead of being fn early: In * the
morning will not arrive "until. 1 o'clock
this afternoon. Th« >Manchuria* is
bringing: 171 cabin passengers. 100 Asi-:
atlcs and "9.500 tons of cargo. -The
cargo includes 16.". tons of ,raw: silk. :
"T Firait of »t>- Line la Due Soon
: Th» steamer Indien of the East Asi
atic-company's (Ltd.) /,, new line 'from
j Copenhagen and Antwerp to * this port,
-left Coronel March; 2 for San Francisco.
Parrott &■ Co., who will ho the agents
for. the line, applied to the harbor com
mission: yesterday ; for berthing' space
on the water front; They want 1.000
j fret of wharfage. 500 feet on each side
j of -a' pier,; and^.hey ■ want ■ pier with
I belt; line connection?, sif / available. 1, The
\ Indien will takeV from ? this coast- a
cargo of grain, but the Estonia, which
is following the Ind ten, will take gen
eral* merchandise from. here. ;• ; --" "i."
• •■■ Water-Front Note*
. The -.'Pacific/.Coast. : Steamship -/com
pany's State of k California, Captain Al
exander, sailed-: yesterday for . southern
California with 175 passengers and a
full cargo. , ■ •■ ' -: ' \":- • :-'v-i '?
-" Receipts of lumber yesterday, by sea 1
amounted to 940,000 feet. .
The : tanker Azov. which arrived
Wednesday- night ■->; from ! Talara bay,
brought 3.000 tons of benzine.*. .
..The .date set for. the. departure from 1
San Francisco for ■ sriilf * ports, of. the
steamer -Jason has -been "hanged -from
March 16 to March 14. Tho .ship's in
creased speed- and time saved in port
as the result- of, its 'conversion- to an
oil burner mado this change in v the
schedule possible. . - ,;:N -:""
■ Captain El Maycock, who -was, master
of the steamer Centurion, which started
the Harrison line service- between Eu
rope -and this port, has been prompted
to command of the Craftsman, the big
gest ship of the line, which is due
here April 1 1. ;.■>..:
■'-.■:• r,. * - :Chansfr-of..3laiiteri» ''.'.:•*->'. ;"; V
1; .^ Changes "of masters on ' vessels sailing j
into this port weresrecorded yesterday ;
as follows: ■■ ; ■> :I !
.-■ Steamer 'Venice-—Formerly -Walter
Stewart; master; now, Roy E..Palm,er.
; Steamer Despatch—Formerly a. V L.
Wilson.* master; now H. 1 -II: Ilees. '
Steam schooner .Tamalpais — Formerly;
N. H. Anderson,' master; now"Fred- E.
Anderson. ' . ... , '", - .- -
By AVlr«>le»« ?
Wednesday. March C -
STEAMER LURLIKE—Hence March I for Hono
,lulu: iß'. p. .•m..;- I2t» ;■ miles off San - Francisco;
:-: inruirratc : HouttiweaJ swells; clear; all ■ well. ,
STEAMER ;■ HILOKIAK— Hence March '■-..-• : for Sc
; at tier 8 p. in.. off Case : Blanco;; all well. r.,. .'
BRITISH BTEAMEi; AORANGI Hence March 0
. f..r Wellinßton: Sp. in.. SO lea off SanFran
:;„ cisco;; light; southwest ..wind; smooth all
well.
j ! BY UNITED WIRELESS
J ' :-":■'; Wednesday, March •>,
STEAMER MANCHVRIA From -Honolulu,. for
I -'■: San Franciso; •S '* p.*J '"•■ - '»"•" miles .', off * San
:; Francisco: f northwest wind: clearr : barometer
no.01; will J arrive* March JS.^l; p. m.
STEAMER NOME 1 CITY — Tac.rma f«B San
Francisco; ;S p. m.".; off) Blunts reef; southwest
wind: rough'•sea; barometer 29.94. \.\ . - ' , »
STEAMER LANSING From Kulinlul for,- Port
-'SanlJiis; i p.'m.-,»8T"» miles .iff Port San Luis:
I.:' moderate;northwctit,wtnd = and; sea. [j;;_ : -";■.■;."
STEAMER : WHtTTIER Hence l March.C, for Eu
' r»'Uu; 1:43 p. in., passed l'oint Arena; moderate
•>; westerly- wind. :v ■■ ■ ' ■■.■'■;•■ ;: . ... •■. ■■ ". ■-: ■
STEAMER SIBERIA Hence .March 3 for Chins
' Tin Hoootata; 8 p. at., MB miles off'San:Fi'au
cisco; barometer np.ll.'*'" ' ; ,-* '
I ; ;-.."; *, Thursday, March 7./
I STEAMER WILLAMETTE -i p. in., off Destruc
-tion ? island; light northeast wiud: sea smooth;
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners of
the Pacific
■ ASTORIA, March '.7.—0i1-- tonker '. J.; A. Chans
lor tailed today in ballast for2.Han" Francisco
after discharging, its cargo of fuel j oil. ; : */.
a-1 Steamer^ Breakwater < sailed £ Wednesday evening
for Coos Bay with '• freight; and passeliKers;:.' ; ft*3
T«* German »■ stijp Kilo '.arrived | today, from ; Callno
in ballast and will load grain.* '
Norwegian | ship f Jaaoa, * which : arrived j Wednes
day. is to ■; load i wheat. It ibrought 1 about 115,000
sack*i of i coffee i from 1 Mexico:for Haw i Francigco.yij
ftj Steamer Coaster mrived "4 th is f a fternoou t from
San f Francisco and will load lumber. ■ ,
t; Germans ship Klio. which arrived todny.
day*'from 1?Callao. 1 reports tnakini; a|good |run up
us" far us !30 north, but from | there jup ! the ; coast
it encountered calms and whs 20 days i,from! there
to i the < Columbia t river .TJt A few days (ago; it \ spoke
the i lumber! laden % barkeutlne I Koko Head. The i
captain ;of "the latter cunic 0111 board the Klio.
bringing letters, which he desired to ha?«
mailed, and hlso fresh vegetables and 5 fruit for
the officers: and crew. .;..■, ■.- :|gWffis
PORTLAND. March 7.- As the first of a regu
lar .' line;! of i steamers | from ■ Portland [ and California
to ports on the we<t coast of Mexico, the Nor
wegian steamer/ Jason.t Captain ;E."» M. NiWen. ar
rived lat the Irving I dock 1 from :• San ? Pedro} early
this l morning; and ss will s load Safe cargo lof a wheat
there for Manzaitillo. ; K. Jebsen. who has the
steamer under time »charter if or.' a j period fof 1 about
two yearn, is also in Portltind to look after the
Interests of the steamer ami he win remain here
until \ It sail* Hattirday.
*a Going by way ;of San .Francmco.twhere if will
till its fuel oil tanks, the California -Atlantic
steamer 5 Stanley Dollar. Captain Thwins. sailed
at 2 o'clock for Bnlboa|ladealwithjl.soo,ooo)f«>ti
of lumlKT. . „..,.".,
■•■ Carrying passengers : and -: general ; freight, the
steamer Bphv«t. Captain sailed thin aft
ernoon for San • Francinco nnd Ixi* *togel**?Sßßß£>
ABERDEEK, March 7. —Schooner Lyinan D*
Foster, wiiicli vhas been is th<> | harbor ecreral I
weeks tree! Tin* an overhauling and which in now
loading,-, will sign! a: crew, tomorrow ; for the Fiji
islands. •■■• ■ • - • .-■. .. ■ .-.■ : . ■■..-.■!•■.. .
; Steamer Grays Harbor arrived and steamers
Santa Monica. Willapa, Taroe and Yellowstone
sailed..-' ".''/■', -
PIER DIRECTORY
NORTTI OF MARKET STREET
I'ier I.... WanhinjttonjPW 17 1
Pier S Jackson Pier 10 1
Pier 7 PacifieiPier 21
Pier 9 Broadway l|Pier 23 Gr*ei
Pier ll Bros.dwii.T- 2lPI«>r 25 Ureei
Pier 13 VallejoiPier 27 1
Wer 15 GreenlPter 51
. SOUTH OF MARKET STREET ;
Pier 2.... ...Mission IIPier 24 ......... Spear
Pier 4....-.:.Missionf 2 Pier 28.:.";. :r:... Main
Pier 6..y...Howard 1 Pier 34 .v;..;.... 1 Beale
Pier :8.:....Howard 2 Pier 36.:;.;..V.Fremont
Pier 10.. Howard SlPier 38 ::.:. ...•..- First
Pl*r 12.v.....Fol*om 1 Pl« 401 : .
Pier 14 ;:....Folsom 2iPler 42 V P. M. S. S. Co.
Pler:i6.t.;;..s.H«rrlson!P)er 44 J < ;■ V ,
Pier 2O.....rr. Steuart.'Pler 54.;..Vir..;iFoarth
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO A
From
Steamer
i Date
Coqville >: River .;..... FlUeNTr.'....;.;. Mar.-8
Coqnlllc^Rlrer ....... (Brooklyn ;-..;.*;; Mar.i S
«;ra.vs Harbor;....... (J. B. Stetson. .|Mtr. 8
Humboldt ..".;...... ...i Vanguard ..... ,M«r. : 8
Humboldt ....... |F. A. Kllburn.. Mar. 8
China & Japan........(Manchuria -...'.. Mar. 8
San Diego & Lou Ang. .[Governor "....;; Mar. 8
Balboa it San <Pedro... Xarajo, '.'"....:. Mar.
San Pedro & Way Ports! Coos : Bay ..... Mar. 8
Los :AngeIes .....,\:..[Yale ' .... :...'.'. I Mar.*; *
Balboa & Way Ports..ISan • Jose ' ....; Mar. 8
lots Angeles '..i.. .:.. .jChehaHa "'.....'.. 'Mar. -.ft
Fort? Bragg ......... j.Tas. S. Hlggins. Mar. } 9
Sal. Crux &' San Dlego.iVirginian ...... Mar.v »
Hamburg & Way ]Assu«n ........ Mar. »
i Puget Sound:Ports.v...|umatllla .....: Mar.: 9
| Ism Angeles "\. ......". .(Northland ..... Mar. : 9
' Portland- A Astoria JRoanote ........ Mar. : 9
Fort Bragg' ;.....:...(Brunswick ....'. Mar. ft
San Diego & Lo# Ang. .IHarrard ...v..". [Mar. ft
Nanalmo .;^r;...r....'.iWenington ....'Mar. 10
San Diego & Lo» ADg..[f».«W.!EMer.... Mar. 10
Humbohlt r....;......;..'City, of Top*k». Mar. 10
San Diego & Los .'Klnraath ...... Mar. 10
J-os t Angeles ...;.....". Isacta r Clara ' . V. Mar. 10
Portland & Astoria.... Bearer ......... Mar. 10
Los "Angeles ,.......... Kose City ..... [Mar. 10
Seattle >- direct ........ President .... .'. I Mar. 10
trie & .Taroma...;. jBuckman ...... j Mar. 10
Momli-cino & Shel. Cove Sea Foam .:.. Mar.'10
Loe Angeles .......... F. H. I^ggett.. Mar. 11
Portland & Astoria.... Falcon ......... j Mar.* 11
Sou Diego & Los* Ang.. Yale .......... (Mar. 11
SatrDieco A Los Ang.. State of Cal... Mar. 11
Orovs Harbor .......: Norwood ....... Mar. 12
Wlllapa Harbor ...... Quinault .: Mar.12
Los-Angeles-.*......... HaiTard ....... Mar. 13
Fort Bragg ........... Arctic .".... .'..'. Mm-. 13
Manila & Honolulu.... i Logan ......... Mar. 13
Hoaolulu *,.............. Honotulan ..... Mar. 13
Siil. (rnj! ■* ,v- San Ptrgo.mrTadM ■: ...... Mar. 13
China & Japan........ Chi.voMaru :;'. Mar. 14
: Point Arena &v Albion. Pomo-;..;.. .T.. Mar. 14
Lom Angeles ......... Hi:na!oi \:...:.. Mar. 14
! SanPipjro &-Ix>s. Aug.'. [Roanoke ."...... Mar. 14
; Seattle It .Tacoma.....I Yukon _....*..... Mar. 14
to SAIL
Date i
Steamer
Hestination I Sails |Pier
I Mar. ; SjTamalpalg .... Grays' Harbr 2 pmj 27
.Mar. SiOarlos ........ ; Portland ... * pin 27
Mar. 8:J. B. Stetson., Los AngeW. 1 pm[ 51
M«r., SlHaaalei - Ln* Angeles. H pm 10-
Mar. SWashington ;.-.. Coos Bay :. 5'pm ! 27
Mar. S Daisy .... IWlllapa Hart ... A ....
] Mtr. 8 Yule , .......... [San Diego. ..' 4 pro 7
i Mar. O'Klliahethi r<*yiille Riv.1l am 16
| Mnr. »[.I«s. §, Eligjfins LosAngeles. 10 am 4
Mar. '('helinli* I ...;.. drays ;Harbr lo am ....
Mar. OF. A. Kilhmn.. HatnboWt . . 1<> am IS ;
Mar. S» ftedoodo ...... Coos • Bay '.. 3 pnv 19
Mar. » Northland ...... Portland ... 5 pm 19
Mar. 9 Xortli Fork ... Ilumboldt .. lpm 33
Mar. ft Phoenix ....... Humb-ldt ..11 am 19
Mar. ft Slerrs ......... Honolulu ... 11 am' 21
I Mar. it overnor ...... ! Pttget/Sound[ 2 pmj 9
Mar, 0 >anni£p ... ...ISani Diego. ..I 7 pn» 13
Mar. » Hurrartl .:.... Lot Angeles. ! 4 pin ■ 7 -■
Mar. Hi Santa Barbara.;iLoa; Angeles. 1 pm 51
Mar. 1 it Pom.i ....".... .'.IpoJnt Arena.. 6 pm S-
Mar. lft,Arctic ■. Fort Bragg.. 1 3 pm 8
Mar. 10 Klamath ....:. Portland ... 10 am 51
Mar.lllO.W. Elder... Portland ... 10 am 13
Mar: lllCentralla ...... Grays Harbr 10 am ".I
! Mar." UK. H. I>eggett. •! Portland ... 5 pro! 51
; Mar." 11 Vanguard -;.■...illnmboldt ..! .*> pm 19
! Mar. 11 Vale ..;..... II.oh Ang;el««.! 4pm 7.
Mar. 11 Hose City ..,..(Portland ...12 m ! 40
Mar. 11 President .... iSan DieRO... 2 pm! - 9
Mar. ll'Coos Bay ;..:.. 'San Pedro..'. 4 pirn 11
' Mar. 11 Santa Monica.. r>os Angeles. 11 am! M -
Mm-. 12 City of Toneka.lHumboldt ..111 am' 11
Mar. 12 China .•....*... jHonrkonjr .. 1 pmj .42
Mar. 12 Cinntilla ...... Ptiget . Sound. 2 pm *-'9i'
Mar. 12 Beaver .... I Lob s Angeles. Ill ami 40
; Mnr. 12 Norwood .;.:.. Lo« Aucele*. 2 pm;...
i Mar. 13|Xome City ....IPwget, Sound 5 pm "S
\ M«r. 1.{ Santa Clara ..[Lo* Angeles. 10 am 13
i Mar.WllarTard ...... Dieco. ..' 4 pm! 7 .;
I Mar.'13!Spa • Foam '....IMendoctno ..I 4 pm] 4
! Mar. i:; Brunswlrk .... Fort Bragg.. 3 pm 8
Mar.' i::'San 5 Jose ..... Balboa . 112 m 42 ;
Mar. Wllhelinina ... Honolulu .... 12 m 38 •
Mar. 13 Ruckmaa ......jPnget gotmd '3 pnr 10
! Mnr. 14jQue<n ........Ssn Diego... 11 am 1 9
i Mar. 14iXaT?Jo v. . :.';.r. Balboa ....". 12 f m ! C6 :
Mar.'UlFairhaTenl .;-...|P«Ket; Round .... j ....
TO *A1I. FROM SEATTLE
Destination
I
Steamer
! Date
Valdez & Seward...;.'..|Alameda
SkaRwaj"& Way Ports.jCuraeao*". .......
Kodlak iV '• Way :■ ports. .jJpanie ''■'.'"•TiTTm"
srway & Way Ports. 1 riumboldt ... '. '. I
KodtMfc'& Way Ports. .(Bertha V...'......
Mar. %
iMar. 10
jMnr. 10
IMar. 13
'Mar. 20
Sun, Moon and Tide
United States, coast; and : geodetic —Time
• and height* of; tides at Vort " Point. \. For city
front (Mission street ; wharf > add 2." minutes.
■; FKtDAY. MARCH .8 ..,,
Sun rises ...........:...................... O:S2
Nun sets ."..... 6:11
Moon' rises ......".....,.......;..... j^;; m.
J.Hr-i : quarter - niuou. .. .March - 10. :at 11:46 **arj m.
New moon ............ March , 18, at 2:00 p. m.
First qnarter; moon :.-;'.'.March 25, at 0:."3 p. m.
mil moon "V.......:...:.. April -.1.:-«fl:55"p; m.
Tiim- i Timel Ttmei Tltnei
Mar - : Ft I Ft Ft ( Ft
I.. 1VJT :...-,, U:17 ii.Hi 4:23| 3.81 8:54j 2.8
9..! 3:05' .1.3 10:22 0.8' «:04 3.61 9:42, 3.2
Id.. 3:4S; 5.211:2s 0.T] TdS] 3.S 10:45 3.4
It.. 4:41 5.112:36 0.6i 8:40 4.0
L \V| II W L W H W
12. I 0:<C! 8.« r.:4S 4.9 1:30 0.4 fl:23 4.2
IS.. l:l« .T7 fi:.".i! r..o! 2:1«! 0.3' 9:55 4.4
If. 2:1«; ::.4 7:r.K' .".i! 2:.-.« O.2|10:21| 4 7
1. 7i. Branch Hydrogrrapklc Office
..: A branch' of; the r' United: State* hydrographlc
office. located yin the / Merchants' 'exchange,-**, la
maintained 'In • San Francisco^ for • the benefit *of
mariners, without' regard Ito national ' and > free
•if : expense.''.; Navigators; are ', cordially; Invited Ito
visit > the sof ."'.where (a \ complete; get ■of I charts
Hue] sailing directions of the world ' are * kept ■at
hand for comparison and reference and th« latest
information can ? always ■ be; obtained regarding
Ugh».- ■ dangers \ to ■ naTigaticm and matters« of ■ in
terest to ocean commerce. - U •£>->:'-.-. i»'.
., B. G. BARTHALOW.
• ■ ' Lieutenant, =U.= 8. N.. In charge.
Time Ball
United States-branch hydrographie office, Mer
■-■■-■■ fbantu*. Exchange, . San; Francisco, ■; March
V.7. 1012. -..:••■■. ;.-;,,-■ ,^-"-,.•.■ ../ >;. : ~:-,"^-^
-' The -'- time ball on ■- the % roof of the Fairmont
hotel I was dropped today exactly at t noon. Pacific
standard | time * (120 th meridian), lorl at 1 Bh. 00m.
00g. Greenwich mean time.-. ■ ■•'.;■<-'• •.;•.;■..v.? J -■ , :? .-•
B. O. BARTHALOW.
..,■-■, ■•;"■-.-■■ •■•- Lieutenant, U. S. , X., in charge. ?
HYDHOGKAPHIC OFFICE
ppptb at mean low water, entrance to harfcor.
20:
. I
bannel j; deepening and
.working."- little :-■ to
westward at south
end •' of i channel.
\l
'an.
[ S
.:
■■■-■
<c
to
I-....
II 1
■ west.
innel
forth, channel very oar-
| row | and s difficult; i 15
feet Id i straight j cmd-'
nel.
i
S!l)iego>^E
S ~P«blo S
mm
, -■..--, i7/.s<?.
north.
::%
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
AURIVKD
Wednefwia.r. March 6.
M 9:33 f \i. m.. Br Btmr| AeoT« Bluttdun. 18! day*
from Talsra ;. bay; 13,000 tons : bensine Ito j Standard
Oil - company.
10 i>. in., stmr Akatru, Jobanuseo, 53 hours
AUCTION SALES
E. CURTIS
; > ;' AUCTIOXBER •'■■:--:;■-,
>* Otic* % and ?- salesroom, -5 corner * Van , New „ not; ■
P«CT»roento - (former Walter | bulldinx). , t Pboa*«::
Franklin 2264. Home C 6353: residence. . SOS A*h- . |
hntf. -r-^i"ii.^^Ja>WßWHß*i'"'■•"■""'"■ :>'':'■^■'■-* . ' ■ |
Notice of Ware=
houseman's Sale
: Th«; following . property will ■be sold at public
auction I for | the account of | the Southern Pacific
Co.. and ot whom It may concern, beginning
Wednesday, March 6,1912;
At ?10 O'clock' a. m. and continuing at the same [
hour dally until the sale has been completed, at ■
Occidental Warehouse
BERRY ST. BET. 3D AKD 4TH
And .*t Mlftslon ■•-. Bay Warehouse and -at Ken
tucky St.: Warehouse i Yard, where : said good* are
held and stored, to pay freight, storage and other |
; lawful charges thereon. .-.-.
De Pue Warehouse Co.
500 LOTS OF "UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.'
Consisting iof machinery, glassware, -. household '
foods, r. stoves, ' wine*, liquors, - ; clears, showcases, i
personal effects,- stationery, shoes. sewing ima
i chines, books,; hardware, I stock|food. pipe, build
ing material, soap, tools, piano, fire engine, auto
goods, glass and various other lot*; also : _;
3,000 Pieces of "Un
claimed Baggage"
i Coaslstlns *of trunks.-.: suitcases, ; furs. valises.
baby carriages, bicycles. overcoats, umbrellas,
etc./;;-"-•>'.■.-..■ : v J. w. SOUTHER. Auctioneer.
PbnVr xixtft Colo
Bankrupt Sale
, . ■ ■■■■ . ' I
WOOD MANTELS, TILES, GRATES,
FIRE SCREENS, ANDIRONS, ETC,
" ' ~ At "' ''' .
780 MISSION 5T...... .NEAR 4th ST.
. - y ELBGAXT CHANCE ' "
FOR CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
3& 2s £g
TWO CARLOADS COUNTRY BROKEN
(. "' ■.■■:.-: /V -. .■ HORSES . , >
Just In. Weight 1.200 to 1.700 poasds.
• ' G. LINDAUER. 122 CLARA ST.
from San Diego; ballast to L. E. White Lumber
company.
Thursday, March. 7.
6 p. m.. stmr Asuncion. Bridgett, 2 days from
Astoria;: ballast to Standard Oil company; up
river direct. . :. . « -
5:10 p. m.. Rtmr laqua, Self, 27 hours from
Enreka;i bound south, put in for fuel. .' ■■
• (5:23 p.ni.;-Btmr Nome City, Hanson,' 06 hours
from Seattle; > 620.000 feet lumber, W> piles, 451 i
poles *to Charles Nelson : company. - .
: 4:20 p. *m., stmr Yosernlte. -■, Nelson. 64 bourn ■
from Colombia- river; bound south, put in to land
passengers. : . .
■ 8 p.;m..>tmr RavalH. Nelson. SO hours from
Eureka; 810,000 feet lumber to Hammond Lumber
compauy. . . . ,
8:30 p.tni.. strar Jim Butler. Olsen, 104 hours
from 3 Everett; 1,300 poles and piles to J. 11.
Baxter. ':..-;■ , . : ..,-•" : .-: * % -.' ■: ;■•/ . .
2:20 p. m.. stmr Scotia, Justen, 22 hours from
Albion: 255,000 feet lumber to Albion Lumber
company.". ■-:-...-...»-. ■ ■■' !.-;>-A-: -■ --..
3:10 p. m.. stmr Fort Bragg, Eliasen. 44 hours I
from San Pedro via Port San Luis 22 hours; !
5,000 Hacks beans to Pacific Coast Steamship
company.- . ; --,
11:13 a. m.. stmr San Joße. Follett, 27 days
19 ■ hours 34 . minutes; from Ancon, „ via San Bias
5 • days 1131 hours 1: minute: passengers and ! mer
chandise ;to Pacific Mail; Steamship company.
' 6:43 a. m.. stmr Potuo. LJlleland. lt» bourn
from r Albion,"Tla Point AreDa - 12 hour*; 290,000
feet lumber -to Swayiie & Hoyt. "
"7:40 a. m.. stmr • National City, Boatrom; 37
hours from Redondo Beach; ballast -to Union
Oil company. c■ > : ■ . ,- J
;8:43 a. m.. ; Rtmr: Hanale), Hamma. 41 hours
from San Pedro;' passengers and merchandise to
Independent Steamship company, •'..•^ vV
;■' 8:43" an a., stmr - Redondo. jfagee. 5"" 41 ' hours
from Coos 1. Bay; 090,000 feet lumber-and mer
chandise to C. A. : Smith Lumber company.- ?»
-/CLEARED . *.' "
..-."■ '"-.-' * ■•-■;'. Thursday. March -7.*^ "
; Stmr Watson; Bartlett,;Seattle; Alaska Pacific
Steamship "company. -. -
'•■ Br * stmr • Dakotah. Ross, Moji, for orders;
Standard Oil company. **■>■. ■
— - SAILED 1-'
i ■ - - - Thursday. March 7.
4:1." p. m.. stmr Svea. Allen; -Grays Harbor, j
4:10 p. m.. etmr Helen P. Drew, Gunderson,
Point Arena. : ,- ■\ . - ■■' : - .
•'r.'tO p.m., pow schr Newark. Wayland, Mon- j
i terey. -: ■ ■-.- ■•-■■■;• - -:,■ '•.<?-> T■: ■ ,: ■■. ■-^ ■ .-:j
: 7 p. m.. stmr Yoepmite. Nelson, San Pedro. . I
; -7- p. m., stmr laqua. : Self.": San Pedro.>.«?:
--* f* p. ni.. stmr Nehalem.: Tietjen,' San Pedro. •
'{: so p. m.,.stmr Watson, Bartlett, Seattle and
iTacoma.-; ; . ■ ■■:;■-• :. ' ■':•■... V.* , -...■'..
■ 1:10 p. m., Br stmr Ashtabnla. Harding,' Tal
tal andiTocopilla. - ■:
l::>0p. m.,:stmr George Loom is. Spencer, Re
dondo Beach. -; " -•■:
2:.V> p. m.. atmr Pafadenn, McGorern. Alhion.
11:49 a. ie., stmr Rose City, Mason San
Pedro. ,
11:28 a. m.. shnr State Of California, Alexan
der,^^ Diego. ,\ ,' ' ••-;•■.,-■■■ --.-.
'.; 11:15 a. m., stmr City of Topeka, Gielow, Eu
reka. ■':■ , .:- ■ .'". - • . ••-.. ~ - .---■; .
■-.11:25" a. m.. tug Chief. Baker, Point Reyes.
-.7:30'-a. m., '.Btmr Excelsior, Sundberg, San
Pedro... ...,■■'": v>* ■■■■■ ."/ : :. "■.::: : -•»
-, 2 p. m., stmr Bee, Wehman, Seattle.' >'•
' -.- 12 m.. stmr Nebraskani a Knight, - Salina" Cms.
;;: 12:40 a. em., Carmel. Hardwick. Willapa.
. • 3:25 a. m., stmr ;J. 'J. Loggie, j Srenson,: En
reka. >-. ■:■ ■ ■ : ■■•. ■-.- - , . ••■■ ■ ': , •
8:20 a. m.. Br stmr, Purley, Pritchett, Swan
sea and Santa Rosalia.' .-•.
• TELEGRAPHIC V
POINT i LOROS. March -,7,' i. 10 p. m.—Weather
clear; I wind* NW; velocity: 6 miles an hour.
--~ WEATHER REPORTS V
? POINT *LOBOS., March 7, 0 a. m.—Cloudy;
Wind- NW; velocity 4 miles an hour. V
■;- FARALLONEB. < March - : 7, 9 a. Partly
cloudy; .wind S; velocity 14 miles an hour. -
TATOOSH, March 7. 0 a. in.—Cloudy; wind R;
Telocity 22 miles an hour. • s . ;
"; POINT - REYES; March 7, 9 .a. m.— Cloudy;
wind 8: velocity 10 miles an hour. "'
■ POINT LOBOS."; March 7, 12 m.—Clear; wind
W: velocity •! miles an hour. • •
&■•- POINT I-OBOS, March 7, ; " p. m.—Clear; wind
S\V;\ velocity 0 miles an hour. ■-•• - ; ; t
r DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN DlEGO—Sailed March?7—Stmr Virginian,
stmr Klamath. for San Francisco. -" -.
«t CRESCENT CITY— March 7. 7 m. —
Stmr -' Maudalay, ' hence March 5; weather moder
ating. ';:>-:.■"-.■ -.% >,-. i ■■■.'. ■- - ;;. . •_,■
GREENWOOD—Arrived. .March '7: — Stmr
Whltesboro. hence '• March *>. - ; > \
> PORT SAN LUlS—Sailed > March 7. ] 8:30 a. m.
Rtmr Catania. ' for» Portland; 3:30 p. c m., ■ stmr
Oleum, f? for >■ Portland; '» midnight, stmr; Santa
Maria, for Honolulu.' ? ' _
k? Arrived :* March -7. '5:30 'a. m.*— Stmr Oleum,
"from 5 Portland; { 12:30 p. -, m., ' stmr Santa Maria,
hence I March \6; '■ 2 "p. ? tn., bktn Fullerton, -: in tow
tug; Dauntless, from San Pedro; 3 p. m., Br atmr
Trinculo. from Taltal. ,'-'• - - >
c- EAGLE • HARBOR—bailed : March '.7/ 11 a. m. —
Stinr Argyll, for San 5 Francisco. . .-•:■■..; -
?- ABERDEEN—SaiIed March 7. r-*<l2 'm?—Stmrs
Willapa s and R Tahoe, for .San * Francisco; * stmr
Santa<Monica, for San • Pedro;' stmr Yellowstone,'
foriSansDiego, r-: "-.':>->.-;: *v ,
;WArrived» Marc!) 7, 3:30 a. m.---Stmr Grays Har
bor, hence h March - 4:4 p.- m., ; sehr ' Watsou A.
West, from San Pedro. v. - '*.'■* •"■■».■_.•. '--"v-w. ■ ■■':■•■ • .;■
I * SEATTLE—Arrived March 7—Ger stmr Sebara,
»tnir f Alameda,;: from .Tacoma; \ barge; Benjamin ;F.
Packard, from ; — -■-"*■• .:."'•"• *■■'.' • -i~ *:■', r u'->
m Sailed March 7—Stmr .President, for San = Fran
cisco; 2 p. m., Bucktnan. for San Francisco:
51 p. m., i stmrl Col. E. L. Drake, \ with J barge <93
in tow, for. 1 San• Francisco;-3' p. m., stmrs ■ Moran
and Patterson, for cruise. ••-,••■■ ■--r'■'■- . ..•; ,;.■>.• s ;
;•» PORTLAND—-Sailed March 7— Stmr Olson '■ &
Mabony. for Tacoma.
GAMBLE—Sailed March 7Schr Compeer, for
San Francisco. . -
SAX PEDRO —Arrived March 7 —Stmrs» Gover
nor and Klaruatn. from San Diego; stmrs Fair
Oaks and Helene. from Aberdeen; stmr Hoqutam,
from Astoria; stmrg Harvard and G. W. Elder,
hence March 6.
Sailed March 7 —Stmre Governor. Yale. Xavajo
and Wnshinjftou. for San Francittco; ntnir Wm.
H. Murphy, for Eureka; »tmr Helene. for ;
ftrars <_}co. W. Elder and Harvard, for San
Diego.
FORT BRAGG —Arrived March 7—Stmr Bruns
wick and stmr James 8. HiggiOß, hence March 8.
"ASTORIA—SaiIed March; 7. 6 —Stmr
J. A. Ctiaßslor, for c Monterey; >.T *a. m., stmr
Boanoke. - for Saa ! Francisco.^ March 6, i.7| p. m.— *
Stmr Breakwater, for Coo» Bay. tf% ?
jsf Sailed! March *-.?,% 3S p. ra.—Br I bark ? Lord Tera
pletown. for ? Melbourne; IFr 4 bark ? St. ? I.ouis. for
United Kingdom. March 6—Stmr Daisy, Gadsby,"
for San Francisco. . . . -
Arrived March 7, 2 p. —Stmr Coaster, hence
March 4; 1101 a. m.. Get,a.ixlp' Kilo, from i CaUao.
fm POINT f LOBOS—Pawed t March *,7,lT* a. m.—
Btmr|.Wm."l F.I Herrin. from * Monterey i for Port
iMml: 9 a., m.. Mr Tallac, from ; Everett for 7 San
m pa««^naß?rrt^W*^i^a^Stmr,Gra^^^3fr«m
I'nsaed March 7. S a. tn.—Stmr Gray wood, from
Taroiua.for Snn Pedro.
TACOMA—Arrived March 7—Sfmr; Alameda.
attar i Eureka;! from | Seattle: s stmr Tampicn. hence
March : stinr Melville iDollar,*; hence i March Z.'Wi
AUCTION SALES
jte&j, WESTERN HORSE
BjDl. Hth MARKET S:s.
& JUJP 14th & Valencia Ss.
Look Out for Our Next
Auction! r. - f
TUESDAY, March 12
AT 1 AND 8 P. M.
100 head •of ; horses, ; consisting of ; horseshoe
bar brand marcs and*'geldings, the best we hare '
offered this j'season. '
Also one carload Utah draft and wagon horses
from ; 1.100 Lto 1.500 pounds;-all the horses 1 are
gentle, broke ami ready to hitch right up and
go * to work. *
■ Also a; carload c.f mules from Utah. " Horse* :
on exhibition Saturday. Now on band and at
private sale several pood teams, also single ';
wagon horses and horses • suitable for contractors -
and farmers.V " ' ■'V":Vv -• ;•■: ■-\ .."' ■ ' -.'.-.'
E. STEWART & CO..
Live Stock : Dealers. "
TV. ; HIGOIKnOTTOM, Auctioneer.
MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO.
Office and , Salesrooms 1140 McAllister St..
Pars highest price for all kinds of furniture, mer
chandise.* etc. Houses bought in their entirety.
Go*\iS"6old on commission.
'Phones— rark SOO. S-2632.
AUCTION SALE _■
IMPORTER'S AND
MANUFACTURER'S SALE
Immense Lot Elegant Furniture,
Sixty Finest Grade 9x12, 9xlo Rusrs,
Fifty Floss Top Mattresses, 10 Brass
Beds, Matting, Curtains, etc.
* TODAY .. .; ....... TODAY \
FRIDAY ............... ....'.'.: MARCH 8, 1912
v 11 O'clock A. M. . /
1140-50 McAllister and Fillmore
AUCTION JE^ AUCTION
By, order of •K. P.- Tenner of Berkeley." East
Shore '-and' Richmond Express Co.. on account of
buying 2: motor i truck?. I will sell 11 horse*. 4
express wagons. 4 _ sets donMe harness. 1 top
buggy. 1 sine!*- harness, 2 dirt wagons and 1
lumber wagon. . - .• - .
SALE MONDAY. MARCH 11. 1012. AT 11 a. m..
'■> •' Rain or shine.
I 2116 10th st. near Addison. Berkeley. Cal. V',f
l\?-i\ ■-'',-. .'■ : ' ' D. IIAPP. Auctioneer.
! *v^ COL.DEX WEST STABLE T^-^
JW\ 270-272 Fell st. : Jrt-?
FOR SALE — nice youns: mares..one heavy fa
foal, weight 1.450 to 1.575 pounds, all a littl»
■ footsore.:. good "- workers, leaders and wheeler*. ■
i good for orchard or ' farming: <IS horse*. 4 to 6
| years old, young and sound, weight 1.350 to I.SOu.
pounds, all well broke to wagons, etc. '
Phone Market 3877. JOS. LEVY.
r ■ rOHLOsSH I
I FURNITURE. WORKS OF ART. ANTIQUES I
JBOOKSt PKTURES.PIANOS.OFFICE fURNrRJRE j
! Arrived '■ March —Russ ship ; California, from
San Diego.
Sailed March 7 —Stmr Alameda, stmr Enrekn,
; for Seattle. "-.• " • ' •■•■"'■■-. '
; To- sail March o—Stmr Melville Dollar, for
Bellingham.. '
BANDON— March 7. 12 m.—Sehr Mary
Dodge, hence March 2.
i Arrived March 7 —Schr Advance, hence Feb.
I 28.-V-- ■.'-■-'-.■. .■.•■■-■■.■...- ■ ■■ .•,.■.■-■■ '::
EUREKA— Arrived March 7. 11 a. m.^-Stmr
Whittler, hence March 6; 2 p. m., ftmr Prentixs,
hence March 6.'. :
'Arrived March 7. 5 p. —Strar Acme. hen<H»
March 6; 4. p. m., stmr South Coast, hence
March* 6. '•■.;'.. "■'■ ■ -. ; ■■ "*"''. -*■' * " - -'-•
Sailed March 7. 3 p. m.~Rtmr Pan Pedro, sfr.ir
Bowdoin, *trar Vanguard, for - San Francisco.
Sailed March 7. 2 p. m.—Stmr F. A. Kilburn.
for San Francisco. : ■•-- - ••_ . t
- COOS BAY- Arrival March 7. 10:30 a. m.—
Stmr Breakwater, from Astoria. ./. . .
Sailed March 7. i p. in.—Stmr Nann Smith,
for San Francisco. - ■■.'- ■■ .■ ' V: . "
TATOOSH—Passed March 7. 11:10 a. in. Jin
stmr* Panama Marti, from Hongkong for $onUlf
and'Taconift; -9 a. m.. Br stmr Anerley. from
Guaymas for Townsend. March -Sclir Robert
R. Hind, from Gamble for San'Pedro. f *
Passed ? March 7. 4:4'> p. % m.—Schr Camano.' -,\
■from'Hllo'for:Gamble. " -- —' •
v Outside bound in ~ March .7. 12 m. -SVlir Cs
matin, from Hllo for Port Lnrtlow.
; POINT RBVES—Passed Feb. 7." 12:.V> p. m. -
Stmr Yosemite. from -> Portland for. San Pif*s:<>;
7:15 a.-m., stmr Tallar, from ETerctt for San,
Diego. :. ■ ■;:"--■'-■-;■ ■--'-- : ■ ■..:;.-■ ■ -\. •
MONTEREY —Sailed March R. 8 p. m.—Stmr
W. F. Hprrin. for Portland.
SOUTH BEND—Sailed March —Stmr Sue -
n«w, for San Pedro.,
Arrived" March 7Stmrs Quinsnlt and Ray
mond,' hence March 4.
Arrived March — Stmr Palsy Freeman, henc« :
March 4. ■ ■■: ■ ■ ':. ■ ■ • - ' : - ■
Sailed March 7—Stmr Santa Barbara, for as
FranrUco." •. • „
. Arrived March C—Stmr; Newburg. from I.c
dondo Beach.' " ■ '
EASTERN POUTS
NEW YORK—Sailed March ♦!—Stair ■ Alliiii'a. .
for Colon. * •■•■■'■. ■ ' "'
'.- Arrived March Stmr roloo. for Colon.
: ISLAND PORTS \
HII-O— March 6—Stmr Enterprise, for
San: Francisco. ; F; -v -."* »-.
'. -HONOLULU—S«H*d'-: March Or »hip El
frieda, for: Newcastle, Aus. ; 3 p. m., U. S. stmr
Logan, for San Francisco. ':'■:. -
KAHULUI—SaiIed March 6, 7:40 p.' m.— Slmf.»
Honolulan, for San Francisco.
■;, -/■: FOREIGN PORTS J
VICTORIA—-Saite<l March 7— Br stmr Empress
of India, for'Hongkong;? Jap. stmr Unkai Marti
No. 2. i for Antorla. * .-■"■ a • ' '
Arrived. March 7—Jap ntnir Panama Mara,
from Hongkong; Br '. stmr Ancrley, from CHM|"
ma VALPARAISO—Sailed- March 7—Schr ; Luzon,
VALPARAISO—S'aiIed March 7—S<*t I.ti^on.
for Astoria. -■■■■-■' ■; 7 ' '*-*
PUERTO MEXlCO—Sailed,March 7. 3 p. m.—:'
Stmr; Georgian." for New, York. ' ■
% TALTAL — Arrived March —So.hr A. J. west, ■
from Grays Harbor." -. '■* „ t .
* - NAGASAKIIn port Feb. 10—Jap stmr oko
hama Maru. for Vancouver. . -.. ■■ ■ ■•-;■;
. A RICA —Arrived prior March 6—Br stmr I ox
ton ; Hall. 1: from Valparaiso. --
'.MALTA—Arrived March tier stmr \andaliu.
from New York for Manila. '. * . 1 .• - n
PUNTA ARENAS—Arrived prior March — Bl
stmr Ruthuglen, from N'-tt York. ,
Arrived prior/March tl— Br, Rtmr Crown of 4
Toledo, from 'Antwerp for, San Francisco. <
YOKOHAMA—SaiIed March :>—Br stmr Kee- 1
lnnn for:Puget sound.*
- FERNANDO DH 'NORONH X— Passed March (>
—Br Rtmr.:. Craftsman, from Liverpool for San
SINGAPORE — Arrived prior March 7—Br dtqtr
TBlthybiu«. from 'Glasgow for Puget sound. V
CORONEL— March 2—Dan Indian,
for San . Francisco. STEAMERS
OCEAN STEAMEKS
■:-.i NAPLES—-ArrlTedi* March — Star Adriatic,
from N>w York. *,- - i - ■;;
SOUTHAMPTON—SaiIed: March 7—Stmr ; An
sonia. for Portland. _ „ ' --- ::'-'■':■ ■■ ?■
NEW YORK— Arrived March Stmr Oceanic,
from .Southampton, v ~ "-.,.. . „..,
Sailed March ; 7—Stmr Prin* ; Friedrich ,VA il
he'lm for Bremen: stmr La Snvoie. for Havre:
stmr' Amerika. for Hamburg; stmr Victoria
Ltiise. for iKingston. . ;^ L. •„»«;•
BOULOGNE March —Stmr Nieuw
:Amsterdam.Tfrom^NewiYork. --. ; v
<-■■ LlVEßPOOL—Arrived:!March /(— Stmr Iver
nia. from Boston.: „ X •
GLASGOW— Sailed March ■ «—-Stmr Pretonn*, :
for St. John.' N. F.. = and Philadelphia, i » "
;->; BOSTON—Arrived March - 7—stmr Manftou,
from Antwerp. :j ' ' , ,\
Memoranda , \C
SE\TTI.E. March .7.—Fire in stmr Minnesota*
hopper j bunker; extinguished In 2 hours;; partially
liKlitere<l; >as far ; as known will ; sail on schedule
March > 16. ■.• .-..., ■■••-'■ • ■ - ■'■'■ - \
AMERICAN PONIES WIN
~ PARIS. March 7. —American' horses * won; today
at! Auteuil. Thomas P. i: Thome's s Coppee won
the • Prix t ßoman Oak. at selling hurdle.-. $600.\ on<»
mile and s seven and > a % half ,' furlong". ; Eupene
Flschof'e-Le'Miracle won the \ Prix ' MondeTille/;n
j steeplechase ? handicap,"; $2,045, ; two ■ and - a half
I miles. -: -"■ ■•■'■;• •'■"- .■■'.; -;- "/ ..':'.--:; ■■;■.-': .'
. ■..-;■-':'....—: > ■ , .'•:,-.- .-.-". :::.'.-
FEATHER WEIGHTS MATCHED
'-;MILWAUKEE,nITWis., March 7.—Freddie An
drews* of ; Milwaukee? and f Joe i Homeland • of #Chi- 1
cago, feather %. weight*, were i matched:: today $to
meet here In a 10 round jbootiMarch 13.:
E. F. HUTTON & CO.
490 California St. Tel. Douglas 248??
St. Franel* Hotel. Tel. Doaslaa 3983 .•
Members of New York Stock Exchanl?
Pioneer Horn*
■ ■. - ■ ' :•: Private' Wlr* ■t* Calms*
and K««r York.
R. R. MVL.C A H V . Manager
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