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H,d,. r.,1ov. wool and Ho,,.

HIDES-Culls and brands sell about = 01c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers, BE;
medium. l2i6c; light. 12hc; Cow Hides. 121Ac
for heavy and l21Sc for light; Stays. size; Salt
ed Kip, 131hc; Sailed Veal l5c: Salted Calf
l5c; dry Hides 22l1c: dry Kip. zoe: dry Calf
24c; Sheepskins, sheariings, 2o04oc each: short
Wool. 81 I55GI. 49, Horse Hides. salt ssas Is
for large and 81 rs for medium, 81 26 for small
and Soc for Colts: Horse Hides. dry. s2G2 IS for
large and 81 50@1-75 for medium. S1.25 for
small and 40c for Colts Deerskins-Dry Mexi-
can, 32@35c; dry salted Mexican. 24626c: dry
Central American. 35137hc. Goatskins-Prime
Angoras, 75c; extra large do. H-25; large. soc;
medium, 35c; small, 25c.
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered. 404Ac In bbls
Grease, 20215c
WOOL all clip-San Joaquin and Southern.
IgSc; fall Lambs. S11613c: Northern. do. 15c;
Humboldt and Mendocino 10914c; Middle Coun-
ty, 7k91oc; Northern, 11Gi5c; Nevada. 159
zoe per ID.
HOPS-14@1sc per lb for 1906
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Provisions.

The easiness mentioned Of late Is becoming
more pronounced and Sugar-cured Bacon and
Lard are lower Hams continue weak
CURED MEATSBacon. 1411c per ID for
heavy 14zc for light medium. 151ac for light.
Ice for extra light and 21c for sugar-eured; :;
Dry Salt Hides, 13c; Bellies. 1870; East
ern Sugar-cured Hams. lie; California
Hams, 16c; Mess Beef. SO per bbl; extra Mess.
SO. so; Family. $40; prime Mess Pork. $16 50;
extra clear s2S; Mess, sie; Pig Pork. SIG;
Figs Feet. IS; Smoked Beef. 14c per 10.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 715c for Caiifornta
compound, Sc for Eastern compound and 11Ac
for pure; half.barrels. pure. 11zc; lob tins.
12c; 5-ib tins, 12ac; BIB tins. l2Ac.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 94c; three
half barrels. csc; one tierce 911c; two terces.
csc; i've tierces, eAc-
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Dried Fruits. Nuts md Rnisins.
Some choice bright comb Honey Is Oh th'
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q p a. s.. io4x1o5 Val Co S. = loS
o GL&H S.. Yos 81 4tss 921a =
WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa ssh 5ss Fort Costa g. u a1n
Marin Co wat % Il s
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Cent & p sisIPac 7 Co.. 50 So
Martel Powr. Stkn 9 T.
Mutual l.. 121z Ia
Firen's End II ga
BANK STOCKS
Am MI Bk- 100 = Lon. A125 80
Bank Of Cal so2 SseSH sferch Ex 50
Cal Safe DIP. 12s3a - National =
First Natnl ..305 S26
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger & L2s5o Saw & 50 1o5
Hum Bk. 1880 Sec Say Bk 80
Mutual Saw 80 Union T Co. 1000 500
E Saw U. $50
STREET RAILROADS.
California lbs 80 Preside .--.. 30
POWDER
Giant Con-. 1915 so14
SUGAR
Hawaiian c. ssx sEH lonomea c ssA 20
Hutch S 1sH lax uniOn 5 CO. 4ss
kilauea s. @. Do pool 4S1s -
Alaska 55% = Oceanic Co.
so- 4sso on Co. sSE ss4 Psc AUX "a =,
Cal F G A 90 Pac c Borax-152
Cal Wine A "a Pac 5 Tel Cctoei5lo4
AV& MtTm los =
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New York Stock List Continued.
New York Bonds.

/. 451. 100 shares sold.
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NEW WIRELESS
STATION MADE
Ships at Sea May Talk to
Port by Marconi System,
Via the FarallOn Islands
FOR WEATHER REPORTS
Will Receive Information
on Conditions From Ves-
sells While i'm Mid-0cean

The wireless telegraph station on
| the Farallon Islands will now take and
transmit messages from incoming ves-
sells, according to recent orders issued
by the Bureau of Equipment, Navy De-
| partment. The call letters to the island
station are T. H. Vessels not equipped
with wireless apparatus are requested
to sail as close as possible to the sta
| tion in order that their signals may be
made out. Following are the orders
! issued:
| United States Naval Wireless Telegraph Serv-
ice-Information: By direction Of the Bureau
| of Equipment, Navy Department, the follow
ing information is published for the guidance
The wireless telegraph stations on Diamond
Shoals lightship (call letters Q PD, Iightship
No "a off Charleston South Carolina (call let
ter O W. on the Farallon islands (call letters
| letters K) will report vessels and transmit
messages from them If signals made by
the International code. or any others known
The station on Diamond Shoals lightship. will
transmit its messages TO the station at Beau
fort, North Carolina. and all messages intended
for Diamond Shoals lightship or for further
transmission from that vessel by wireless.
should be sent to the United States naval wire
less telegraph station. Beaufort. North Caro-
lima.
will transmit its messages TO the station in
the navy yard Charleston. South Carolina The
navy yard station has greater sending range
be used generally to send to the Charleston
station only.
The station on the FaralIones communicates
with the station at navy yard, Mare Island,
the station on Goat Island in San Francisco
bay and with the station at Point Arguello; the
latter station has local land connections.
Masters OF vessels not equipped with wireless
telegraphy. wishing to be reported by day or
by night should approach the station near
enough to be sure that their signals are cor
rectlv made out and acknowl sdged. Steamers
at night should attract attention by use Of the
siren or whistle before burning coston or other
night signals
on and after May l. 1906. United States
naval wireless telegraph stations will receive
and forward TO the Weather Bureau code
weather reports from ships at sea prepared in
accordarce with instructions accompanying
.'Telesraphic Code for Meteorological Observ-
ers at Sea- issued by the Weather Bureau,
United States Department OF Agriculture.
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for Ancon and way ports with a general mer-
chandise cargo valued at S76Oo5 to be dis
uibuted as follows; For Mexico, S1S,Oo3i
Central America, see, 54s; Panama. S59l5; New
York, S23. $50; Colombia, ST00; Barbados ISL
and $50; Dutch Guiana, $40 The following
were the principal shipments
To Mexico-l25 bbls -four, los ctls corn, 1892
lbs 1 cs dried fruit, 2957 lbs raisins, 1883 lbs
bread las pkgs potatoes. 25 crts onions 512S
lbs milstuffs 4285 lbs spices, 101 cs canned
goods. 2sle lbs IL bxs paste Ts7 lbs ham and
cs olives 10 cs baking powder, 4se lbs Goldfish.
y pkgs groceries and provisions, 9t6 gals -
cs wine So cs whisky. 44s1 lbs grease, 20
cs arms and ammunition. 212 bdls shocks.
l32 pkgs machinery 2000 lbs lead. 10 cS Oil,
cs leather, % pkgs electrical goods, eolls
rope. . kegs nails pkgs millwork, s., 100
cs sewing machines. 10 bdls iron, II cs agri-
cultural implements.
To Central America-3o1e bbls -four p, 755
lbs rice. 1913 lbs dried fruit. 1928 lbs raisins'
I6 cs salad oil, 1873 lbs ham and bacon.
142O lbs Goldfish, As cs canned goods, 1S3 crts
potatoes crts onions. 50,3o6 lbs salt 52f
497 lbs tea. 675 lbs paste. 2405 lbs lard q
bxs fresh fruits 1o4s gals wine, 15s cs whisky.
6lo cs coal oil. a 10 bbls oils 10 pkgs
and ammunition 1851 lbs tallow. so pkgs
paper 9 cs agricultural implements, 126 pkgs
tank material. 10 rolls leather, p cs tar. TO
kegs spikes, 80 cs paints. cs turpentlne, %
bdls steel SO bdls pickets, 1 bull
To Panama-33S bbls -four 6Io2 gals wine.
21I cs canned salmon, 50 -cs assorted canned
goods Ie0 crts potatoes 800 lbs dried fruit,
s. pkgs groceries and provisions. ee2.sl7 fl
lumber 4 pkgs drugs
To New York-45s7i2 gals wine, 131 cs
honey II 900 lbs dry 1hides, 20 Aasks7quick-
silver 81 bales paper bales hair. es SKIS
To coIombsa-sOO lbs nlFllstuffs. cs canned
goods, pkgs provisions. 2OV IDS nee S4
TsI1gs machinery. bdis iron
10 Barbadoes Island-25 cs canned salmon,
l3 cs assorted canned goods. ? cs dried fruit
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Mining stocks Generally Weaker ant
Local Securities Dull.

The week opened with dull market on the
Stock and Bond Exchange, and the only fiucta-
ations worthy OF note were. an advance of
SO. 12th in Associated Oil and one of 81 in the
bid for Telephone Sales of bonds were in
significant California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company was ex-dividend OF $1.I5 under the
rule.
In mining shares the Comstocks showed a
marked decline from Saturday. The Southern
Nevada mines continued largely dealt in, the
Bullfrogs and Manhattans especially. with
prices Irregular but the losses more numerous
than the gains.
The extraction of ore from the Silver Hill
mine last week amounted to 200 carloads as
saving on q basis of gold value S11.1O per ton.
The Marin County Water Company has de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF 10 cents
per share, payable April TO-
Regular semi-anual interest will be paid on
the 5 per cent bonds of the Mil Valley and
Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway on April 20
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Two Cargoes for Hawaii.

The schooner Aloha was cleared yesterday
for Honolulu with an assorted merchandise
cargo valued at $4s.056 and including the fol-
lowing. 675 bbls -four. 132 ctls wheat 316e
ctIs barley 800 ctls corn 1850 bales hay. Is. 156
he middlIngs. 40l0 lbs es mlIstuffs 9215
Ibs beans 42.5G2 lbs sugar. p. 500 lbs salt.
goo lbs lard 2250 lbs paste. 1900 lbs rice,
y T65 lbs bread 30 bbls salmon, 3054 lbs
chicorv l025 lbs dried fruit. 25 cs salad oil.
g5e9 cs canned goods. l70 cs table prepara-
IONS $50 lbs dried peas. 200,750 lbs fertilizer
80 s0d bricks, 80 cs candies $50 pkgs matches
- ce sosp 225 bbs lime. bbs ce sperm
IN les rolls paper. IS bales paper bags, 8
haies irvine coils rope, 20 bbls oil, 50 bdls
t.oor,s f3 pkgs paints IS pkgs rubber goods.
The schooner IL c. Wright was cleared yes
.eE5sv for Mahukona with cargo valued at
e09 5sa The cargo included the following;
s0,l brIs -four 76 ctis wheat. 24so ctls barley,
- - oats IA bales hay. 1888 lbs brah,
ais lbs rniddiings. 1914 lbs beans. 1901 lbs
b-esa 20 Is canned goods. 10 crts potatoes.
~ - - nkrs salmon. 300 lbs rice. 81 pkgs
,sile urensrstions. 1900 lbs salt 100 lbs lard.
an 256 Ibs fertilizer, 225 cs coal oil 10 cs
gee9ifne 5 c. oils, 30 cs soap. 4 rosl leather,
o0 $40 n lumber 500 posts. pkgs paints.
49, s+eei Is bdls 20 pcs iron. % SKIS coal.
- t,bls HIRE u boots and snoes.
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Captain Robinson Is
Fined by Mexican
Authorities.
Ships Baker Charges
the Master With
Cruelty.
Comandante at Aca-
pulco Finds Skipper
Guilty.

The Pacific Mail liner City of Peking
arrived yesterday from Panama and
way ports She made several extra
calls on the way up and as a result
was two days late reaching this port
She brought 1916 tons of cargo and
treasure. valued at sIl6,S9S, from the
mines Of Mexico. She brought forty
seven passengers. among them Chang
Wey, Chinese Minister to Peru, and his
suite Chang is on his way 10 China
on leave OF absence
NJ Duenas and his family, who came
from san Salvador. were members of
a theatrical troupe which went TO
pieces in the southern republic. Duenas
says he was induced 70 join the COM
pany by one Francisco Reyes, who
painted an alluring picture OF the peo-
Pies Of South and Central America,
hungry for American vaudeville and
willing 70 pay handsomely for the priv
ilege OF seeing any kind Of q show.
Although that was the kind of a show
they gave the Latin audiences were not
enthusiastic and at the first sign Of
adversity Reyes skipped out with all
the money in sight. leaving his COM
psny stranded in far san Salvador
Duenas managed to dig up enough 10
buy passage on the City Of Peking for
himself and his family. Ed Zoyares,
Charles Rinal6o and wife and the
vador awaiting answers 10 the appeals
they sent for money to their friends
at home
Captain Robinson, master of the
Peking, was fined $500 by the authori-
ties al Acapulco for ill-treating Frank
Herreras, the ships baker. According
TO the crew Herreras was sick and un-
able 10 properly do his work II a
NJ OF anger. say Herreras' shipmates,
Robinson administered 10 the baker q
tErashing OF such violence that to es-
cape further punishment the man
jumped overheard and swan ashore.
Captain Robinson says Herreras was
muttnOus and deserved whatever pun
ishment he got. Herreras, however,
saw the comandante first. That Of
fetal believed the bakers story and
aued the captain
The City Of Pekings passengers
were.
A. L Harris and daughter, S. J. Butler. ..
~, Shsd. Mrs. ". Murphy and child Stuart
N alcotL A. A shaw G. T. Henly and wife.
Miss WehbeI, Chang Weg and suite. NJ Duen-
az aua family r. Auots. Mrs. F. Fassena. J.
= Bsrriles G. La Cerds V. NJ. Ocherfa,
r. 3 Baldwin. W J. Rodriguez. ". n. Fell
fon, Mrs. J. Buffers A. J. Gorvan-
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Chtnese NInkes Eseane.

steamer Oceano. at Besle-street wharf jumped
the bars OF the exclusion gate yesterday and
made & successful landing in the United States
II is supposed he was aided by the same China
man whose attempt TO land Two members Of
the IndradeC's crew frustrated by the
vigilance Of that vessels officers. Wing made
his ecca1e about sunrise. He jumped from
the 0ceano's rail 10 the wharf, a distance Of
twenty feet and in company with a fellow
countrynsn, who evidently had been waiting
for him, spriDted out Of the wharf gate and
away The watch deck witnessed Wing s
lgan and gaEe chase unsuccessfully.
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Rark AIbert i'm Heavy Gale.

The bark Albert, which arrived yesterday, "a
Gays from Honolulu. with 1866 sacks OF sugar
was on this port March 81, but was driven far
% the southwark by heavy northeriy gale.
The storm which was encountered about nine
teen mikes south OF the FaraHones, lasted three
Gays and when the weather moderated the Al
berr was south Of Point Montara. During the
gale the Aiberts main royal backEtays were
carried away. as well as several sails. The
Albert came into port yesterday under full
SAL and winged her way unsided 70 an an
chorage IN the quarantine grounds
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Bark coIoma in More Trouble.

The bark Coloma is in more trouble She
left Eagle Harbor few days ago for Santa
Rosalla but put back 10 Port Angeles with
her pumps cut OF order. Repairs were made
and April she resumed her voyage She
arrived at Port Townsend yesterday in distress.
She vas leaking badly and her pumps were
working badly There viii be more repairs be-
fore she makes another attempt TO reach the
Ouen
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Continued From Page Is.

uoo-lb bags onIy). .5.1ec: confectioners' A.
5.9oc; Magnolia A. 4.90c: Extra C. 4.soc:
Golden c. 4T0c; D, 46oc: barrels 10c more :
half barrels 25c more; boxes. soc more; So ID
bags 10c more for all kinds. Tahlets-Half
barrels, 5.S0c: boxes. 6.05c; H & e. Crystal
Dornircs $500 per ID. No order taken for
less than seventy-fve barrels or its equivalent.
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Water I,ronf Notes.

The schooner Santiago. with 11.O4O barrels
of oil arrived yesterday from Monterey in
tow of the S3reckels tug Defiance.
The Oceanic Steamship conpany's liner
Sonona, Captain Herman, IS due Thursday
from Australia, New Zealand, Pago Pago and
Honolulu
on Friday the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
Captain Porter is due from the Orient.
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ISLAND PORTS

ISLAND PORTS.
ELEELE-Arriyed Apr 4-Schr W + Garms
from Honolulu. Apr 6-Schr Mary Dodge. from
HoNoLULU-Arrived Apr 9-Br bark Gains
more from Junin.
MANILA-Arrived prior Apr 7-U stmr
Logan. hence Mar 3.
EASTERN PORT.
NEW YORK-Arrived Apr S--Br strnr Couls-
don, from Yokohama; stmr Panama.. from
FOREIGN PORTS.
YOKoHAMA-Sailed Mar 30-Stmr Mime
sofa, for Seattle.
Arrived Apr s-stmr Korea, hence Mar %
Sailed Apr 6-Br. stmr Empress of China,
.ANCON-Sailed Mar 14-Bark General Fair
child for Port Townsend.
HAMBURG-Arrived Apr 9-Ger strnr Neko,
ANToFAGAsTA-saiIe Mar 21-Br shin
Chiltonford. for Tacoma.
CORONEL-Arrived Mar 21-Br stmr Queen
Adelaide from New York.
SHIMNOSEKI-4rfived Apr 4-Ger stur Al
benga. from Philadslphia. for Hogo.
PRAWLE PolNTmPassed IN % far a9 Apr 7-Br ship
Passed, Apr 8-Br stmr Ping Suey. from la
coma, for Liverpool
SHANGHAI-Arrived prior Apr 9-Br stmr
PANAMA-sailed Mar 19-Br ship Arden
craig, for Taltal. -
sHIELDs-s Sailed Apr 7--Br ship Grenada
for San Francisco.
,VANCOUVER-AFrlyed Apr se--Stmr Whit
Sailed Apr 9-Br stnr Empress Of Japan,
sYDNEY@Arrived Apr 6-schr George E
Billings. from Tacoma
NAGasAKI-Sailed Apr 7--U stmr Dix,
GIAYMAs-Arrived Apr s-Br stmr Hazel
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived Apr 9-Stmr La Gas
cogne. from Havre; stmr Minnetonka, from
7 df1r - - =. 3 .
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
EORFC ST.

Summit-Cloudy; wind. south. maximum,
temperature 4S; minimum 40; average depth
of snow ground 1SS inches against 81
inches same date last season.
+ The weather is generally cloudy throughout
the State. Very light rain has fallen in the
San Francisco Bay section. Cooler weathe Is
reported in the San Joaquin Valley and also in
Northern Nevada
The following are the river stages: colusa,
205; Sacramento, 245 San Joaquin Bridge.
1876. standing: Rio Vista Ills.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY. APRIL 10
San Francisco and vicinity-C1oudy Tuesday
with fog in the morning and at night: light
west winds. -
Los Angeles and viciuity-Cloudy Tuesday; +;
light north wind changing to west
north winds.
San joaquin valley-c1oudx Tuesday; fresh
north winds
Coast-Cloudy Tuesday; fresh northwest
winds
Nevada-Fair. cooler Tuesday
A.-G. McADIE, District Forecaster
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Thc orerdue LID.

The vessels on the overdue list are quoted
Tor reinsurance as follows; Sea King Elisa
ard Genevieve Molinos. 15 per cent; Windsor
Park ger cent: Red Rock. 10 per cent, and
Centennial. % per cent
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NEWS or THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest TO Mariners and
shining Merchants.

The British bark Melanope Con Puget sound
was chartered prior 10 arrival for coal from
British Columbia TO Unalaska-
The schooner Altar has been purchased by
rol,r NNtrhfrnan Ir.
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Detender Gets Crew at Last.

After lying at anchor OF Lombard-street
wharf for more than week all ready for9sea
but lacking a crew the schooner Defender yes
terday sailed Tor MahUkOns, having at last
succeeded ia securing the necessary men,
Owing 10 the demand for hands at the Alaska
canneries the sailor supply Is at present very
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Morning Session.
Mfninr AfackA

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
E,olIoz,ins were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday.
q 90 g rnstocks.
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FROM SEATTLE

seldoyia & Way Ports. Apr. 10
skagway & Way Ports,Apr. IL
Valdez & Seward ---- Apr. Il
Skagway & Way Ports Apr. IL
Seldovia & Way Ports. Apr. 10
seward & Way Ports Apr. 16
Skagway & Way Ports Apr. 20
eeidovia & Way Pts....lApr. 2c
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The following the seasonable rainfalls 10
date as compared with those of same date last
season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours:
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Exports by the San jose
The steamer san Jose sailed on Saturday
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Menloranda.,

Per bark Albert, from Honolulu Apr OMAR
81. 10. miles south of FaraHons. Islands, had
heavy -northerly gale; carried away main
royai backstays, blew away several sails: ga le
lasted. for three days. and before repairs were
made the vessel drifted south Of Point Mon
PORT TOWNSEND. April Bark Coioma.
from Eagle Harbor via Port Angeles. for santa
Rosaiia returned here today leaking and
pumps working poorly
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weather Report.
ridian-Pacifc Time.l

Q20th Meridfan-Pacifc Time.)
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9-5 D. m
rhe following maximum and minimum tenn
'atures are reported for the previous day
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SUN, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Suryey--
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. April 50 p. m

UNITED STATES BONDS.
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Time Hall.

Branch Hydrographic Office. u S. NJ. Msr-
chants Exchanges San Francisco. Cal.
Monday April 8. 190e.
The Time Ball ON the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon today
l.. e.. at noon Of the 12oth meridian, or at s
% M Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge
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SALES.
Morning Session
Unlisted Securities.

MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-29
AK Collectors Last Round.

Minnie, nie,.......... ........Nov. 26 a. m.
Pope, 27 m.
AeuUoH OV' ~ p III
Dorminy Mill, ,.................... Nov. 28
Mobleys Bluff, f,.................Nov 90 m.
Ray Nov. 20 p M
Osierfield, Nov. 80
Holt, lt,.......................... a. m.
RODertB, B,..."..."......-.-........ ....Dec D
tHCn, ,....-..............-... ..."....-..Dec.
Ocilla,. ...........Dec. and
Isaac ,... .............. dec. II pm.
Fitzgerald, d,................., Dec. 12, 13 IA, 10
Mystic, ,..... Dec II p m.
Irwinville, ,...... ...........Dec IS, 10, 20.
W. w. d Branch
Fitzgerald enterprise., 1906-11-29
The Treatment of
Convicted Criminals

C. of New Yorkcf
RMINALITY broadcast it extends every walk of life
and in all nations and crees The thief is found among the
heahen and among the religious among the poverty stricken
AND AMONG THE WEALTHIEST. The degenerate
found among tho morally unted and physically deformed and
those of the highest literary pursuit and attainment
Prisoners graded and classified according the oense
they have committed and the frequency with which they return
prsonmen Is the confirmed petty thief each time be subjected
the the who in burst of anger say his neigh
Dor, BUT HAS OTHERWISE LED AN UPRIGHT LIFE? .
We today applying reform methods called first
offenders who be reformed under the methods and
refusing reforms uforuates who have fallen number
times because reform PROPERLY applied The
for this lies the fact that have failed that which lies
the bottom of the whole problem that each commits
result of his environment of temptation of provy
whatever the weakness be called that special weakness be
treated IN AN INDIVIDUAL MANNER Niney-nine thieves
all be thieves and each of the be thief from
different and each should be subjected different treatment
The discoveries of Professor Bneckt established the
claim and development the method
reformation If the prisoner be amenabe this he should be dis
charged AT THE PROPER TIME and until then.
Ny conclusions, then, are these
That the which exercised dpving person his
liberty should be employed in returning it to him.
That judicial function should when has been
adudged and that then the presiding judge should
simply commit the defendant for such treatment commission of
experts shall advise and for long time AS MAY BE NECES
SARY FOR HIS REGENERATION, MORAL OR MENTAL.
present prison keepers should be replaced by officials
penoo psychology and kindred subjects and that records
the initial until the turning the
authorities scientific observation records be made
THAT THE PRESENT SYSTEM CLASSIFYING OFFENDERS
AGAINST THE ACCORDING GRIMES THEY COMMIT
ABOLISHED THAT THEY SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED Ac
cnRnlNe MEnTALS MORAL CONDITIONS WtilcH