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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

LOS ANGELES, Sept. I4.-Steamship Cover
nor arrived today from Seattle with freight and
passengers and viii clear tomorrow for San
Diego.
Steamer Wasp arrived today from Everett,
bringing lumber.
steamer Marshfeld arrived from Hardy Greek,
carrying lumber.
Steamer Santa Barbara cleared today for
Grays Harbor, taking freight and passengers for
Sap Francisco.
carrying lumber.
Departures today included steamer Redondo,
for Coos bay, via San Francisco; steamer Gem
tralia. for Grays Harbor with freight and pas
sengers for San Francisco; steamer Temple e.
Dorr for Eureka direct. 10 reload.
Steamer Roanoke cleared tonight for Port
land. via San Francisco and Eureka, with a
large freight and passenger list.
Steamer Hanalei arrived tonight from San
Francisco with passengers and freight and will
clear on its return trip tomorrow
Steamer Westerner arrived today with 1um-
Der from Redondo.
ASTORIA. Sept. 14.-Steam schooner J. b.
Stetson arrived last evening from San Fran
cisco with freight and passengers and win load
lumber for return
Steam schooner Wellesley arrived today from
San Francisco to load lumber.
Steamer Sue Elmore arrived today from TIL
lamook with freight and passengers.
British steamship Janeta arrived today from
San Francisco and is under charter to Kerr
Clifford & Co. TO load grain for Europe.
Steamer Majestic cleared at the custom horse
last evening for San Francisco with cargo of
100000 feet Of railway ties loaded at Goble
and 10000 feet OF lumber loaded a Prescott.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Shipments by the Ancon steamer

The steamer City of Sydney sailed for Ancon
and way ports on Monday with cargo valued at
s92 o45 to be distributed as follows; For Cen
$6,14s; New York. SOS, ,s92: Colombia. $3.50;
Ecuador, $4,000: Dutch Guiana. STA; France.
$1.7S0. The principal shipments and their des-
tinations were as follows:
To Central America-3. .046 bbls -four 40 $50 lbs
rice, 231 lbs Spices 81 cs canned goods. $40 lbs
Goldfish. 80 pkgs fresh fruits. 20 pkgs onions. s
pkgs potatoes, Ill gals and 10 cs wine. cs
srapejuice; 1o4, s7s lbs fertilizer. 10 pkgs ma ma
lbs tallow. IL pkgs agricultural implements IS
kegs white lead, S.132 lbs soda, $50 lbs rosin,
so cs. drums and bbls oils.
To Mexico--5.500 IT lumber. pkgs machinery.
20 bdls pipe. $40 lbs dried fruit, cs canned
goods, 50 pkgs fresh fruits
To Panama-ss0 bbls -four. $50 salmon.
3.012 gals and 2S cs wine, 20 pkgs potatoes, .
cs OIL
TO New York -ss.919 gals wine. 3.ses cs
canned goods. 81 800 lbs raisins. 4.132 lbs WOOL
50.T56 lbs hides, cs leather, so. 124 1T lumber,
S.220 lbs rubber. Al SKIS scrap leather.
To Colombia-169 bbls four pkgs potatoes
and onions.
gals wine 400 lbs dried fruit.
To Dutch Guiana-30 cs salmon
To France, 450 lbs vanilla BEANS
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

KEW YORK Sept l4.-Hufton's wire says:
The cotton market was active this morning.
rabies quite fTm and there was some
laral buying and covering on this situation
abroad. while the report OF a Texas paper
slaimtns that the Texas crop was 40.1 per cent
worse than last year and 30 per cent worse in
Oklahoma. resulted in considerable commission
house buying.
The advance met considerable selling and prices
reacted rather easily. Receipts were large and
the offerings Of cotton from the country heavy.
Bullish interests claiming that the Offer
ings VIII be shut Of by the recent decline
3D price. but of this there appears 10 be no
evidence as yet.
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher.
Midding uplands. u soc; middling gulf. -. 15c.
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passed it. The local officials received
the report on the steamer from the
doctor and were glad to pile back into
the tug and steam for the shore, for
the Alameda did not arrive until dim
ner time.
The liner experienced strong head
winds during its entire passage, but
made good time nevertheless. Its
wireless operator was in communica-
tion with Honolulu or San Francisco
during the trip and kept those on
shore we'll informed concerning the
Alameda's progress.
On the way TO the islands Wireless
Operator Phelps caught a message
from Honolulu which flashed the dis
covery of the north pole by Cook.
Phelps posted the bulletin and almost
caused a riot. The argument that
waged within the saloon was compar-
able in violence with the gale that
howled without.
Besides its large cargo %of 1,650 tons
of island products the Alameda brought
the following passengers.
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Chsrago Dairy and Produce Market
I.os AnreIes Markets

LOS ANGELES. Sept I4.-Although butter
recsgpfs unusually heavy. butter prices
remained frn on the produce exchange today
dr0R Sd eggs was predicted, but light receipts
kepS the prices up Cheese remained nrm
Receipts on the Los Angeles produce exchange
so6ev were: Eggs. 100 cases; butter. A, bsS
pounds; cheese l-212 pounds; potatoes $50
RACKS: onions. 81 sacks beans. > sacks; sweet
potatoes. III sacks: apples p. s95 sacks.
Eggs-Exfra selects. 42c: local ranch candied
FIRST s0c. case count, 3ee; eastern fresh, 81
efssc.
Butfer-CreamerF extra, 60 &c: creamery hrst
65c, cooking butter, 30c.
Cheese-Northern fresh lse; anchor large.
poe; sncb0r Young America, pic; hand cheese,
anchor brand. 22c. eastern singles. 1Sl2c; east
ern twins. lSikc; eastern cheddars. l1e: eastern
ionghorn. I9d zoe: eastern daisy. 19M2oc; swiss
imported 30c SWISS domestic. 22c; brick cream.
20c; iimburger. zoe: imported kequefort. 42c;
Edsm. 3G-37 size. case Of y. $S.5009; German
,<,reakfast si.10 box; Neufchstel. Sl-20 box:
sierra. 81. 10 box Canada cream. l dozen 20 box.
g5c; schlosskase. 81 box; Camembert, $1-20 box:
oregon cheese. ISc.
Besus-No. ] pink $3.50; No. ] limss. $z.T5;
LADY Washington. $3.50: do small white, So:
blackeves. $3.50: garvanzas, $40: lentils. Ger
man. Sc. do California. s..
POfatoes-Shima. 81 30; red 81 %; sweets, yell
low lSsl s.; diamond p. $I-30.
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The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
the previous day:
Chicago, ss-72; New York., 1882; Omaha,
$685.
An area of high pressure overlies the Pacific
Slope causing fair weather, with rising tenn
perature and light northery winds in. all dis
tricts. In California the temperature is from
10 to II degrees above the normal. The hu-
midity at Red Blun Is "A per cent and at
Fresno 40 per cent.
Conditions are favorable for fair and continued
warm weather in California Wednesday, with
light northerly winds.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight, September 16:
San Francisco and yicinity-Fair; continued
warm Wednesday; light northwest wind:
Santa Clara valley-Fair; continued warm
Wednesday, night northwest wind.
Sacramento valleyFair; continued warm
Wednesday, light north wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair; continued warm
Wednesday; light north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinty-Fair; continued
warm Wednesday: light north wind
G. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
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COTTON FUTURES
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Sept Subsequent 10 the heavy
sales Of wool last month the local market is
comparatively quiet There is some demand for
Territory. but mills are well stocked and holders
arc asking top prices. The domestic clip Is un-
usually well cleaned up for this time OF the year.
Quotations. secured values.
Texas-FiDe, y months. 75N7Sc; hne, six TO
eight months, 6SH zoe: fine fall. 5Sd60
tlslifOrnis-Northern. - 7oc; middle county,
62d6Jc. fall free. 59G 52c.
f3regon-Eastern No. ] staple. 176d 7Sc. east
O. clothing. 7Od72c: valley No. 1, 57d5sc.
y Territory Fine staple. ia soc: fne medium
staple 70a 72c; 6ne clothing. 70d72c; hne me-
dum clothing. 67M6Se half blood. 73d roc:
1hree-eighths blood. 6sQ7oc; quarter blood 676
CSC
pers 55d62c.
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Notice to Mariners

The following affects the list Of lights and
fog signals, Pacific coast. 1905. page y, No.
Twelfth lighthouse suhdistriet. 1900, page 14).
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Makanalua Observation-Disclosures Molokai light
station NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2. 1909. there
was established kaIawao. northeriy part Of
the peninsula Of Makanalua. making OF from
the northeriy shore Of the Islaad OF Molokai:
about Is miles to the north and eastward
Of the kaiaupapa leper settlement. second
The ehi Is ais feet 's abess every the wstsr and
30 feet above the ground, from an ae-
tasonal pyramidal concrete structure. sur
is visible about "a miles in clear weather. the
Observers eye Is feet above the water.
The approximate geographic position of the
light, as taken from east and geodetic survey
chart No. 400, is latitude (north) Fl deg. II
min. and 90 Sec; longitude (wesD f56 deg.
min. nj ' true enu sE r ss By % sis fs mag M three
miles; Okala islet 121 deg 20 min true tSE
5-l6 e. mag.l, three miles; kalaupapa light,
335 deg. 40 min. true IN. BY w. "A w. mag),
quarter Of mile
There is concrete oIlhouse about lilo mile
90 feet southwesterly and keepers dwelling
about lilo mile westerly from the light.
ared red ens lsntern light exhibited from
mast, located about 1000 feet TO the north
ward of the new lighthouse tower. was perma-
nently discontinued. BY order OF the lighthouse
board. v s HOUSTON.
Lieutenant. U. s. N, Assistant to Inspector,
Twelfth lighthouse district.
The following affects the list of lights and
fog signals Pacific coast, 1908. page 20. No.
31S Oist of lights, buoys and daymarks. Twelfth
lighthouse subdistriet 1909. page L.:
HAWAII
Kailua light station. Hawaii island. estab-
lshed--Located on Kukailimoku point about
half mile to the westward of Kalillki point,
northery side of the entrance to kailua bay,
westerly coast of the island of Hawaii.
On September L, 1909, there was established
at this station fixed red lens lantern hgnt.
about go feet above the water and 40 feet
above the ground shown from lead colored
mast having at its base small white house
with red roof and lead coored trimmings By
order of the lighthouse board
v s. HOUSTON,
Lieutenant U. 8. N. Assistant to Inspector,
Twelfth lighthouse district
RocKHILL REACHES BERLIN-st Peters
burg sent 14-W W. Rockhil1, the newly ap-
pointed American ambassador to Russia, arrived
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The Mariposa,s Cargo

The steamer Mariposa sailed for Tahiti on Sat
urday with cargo valued at $56.SS0, the distribu-
tion being as follows: For Tahiti $40, 175; New
Zealand, $12, III: Australia, $2,5SS; MarQuesas
islands. 81. .05S; Friendly islands, $942 The fol-
lowing were the principal shipments:
1,015 lbs peas. LOGS lbs lentils, n bales hay,
4,sO4 IBIS bran, 1917 ctls barley 20 ctls wheat.
] SS5 lbs mill feed, Al 1926 lbs rice. 635 cs and
"a pkgs salmon, 3.450 lbs salt. 40 lbs Goldfish,
% ,937 lbs and tins bread. 693 lbs and 13 cs
cheese, 1.S43 lbs coffee, 174 canned goods, 8
casks beer, 3.162 lbs sugar, 1S1 pkgs potatoes.
A pkgs vegetables. 145 pkgs onions 1S1 pkgs
fresh fruits 90 lbs garlic, 945 lbs dried fruit.
ESQ lbs tea. 5000 lbs lard. LAS lbs candy. log
pkgs wagon material, 20 pkgs ship chandlery.
10 pkgs sewing machines, 1000 lbs fertilizer 50
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Mrs. A. MeDuffe and infant
PORT HAS SALMON RUN

During 20 hours 1S2 99S cases OF salmon-an
not counting 500 barrels OF the fsb-came into
San Francisco harbor. The whole shipment is
worth close to million dollars, it is esti-
mated. First the Star of Holland arrived at 10
O'Clock Monday night. IL days from Karluk.
with 80 ,037 cases, and then the steam tender
Kadiak came. at O'Clock yesterday morning.
in ballast. The Star of Chile arrived at .
o'clock In the morning with 25,605 cases, and
the ship Standard at ] o'clock with 1886 cases.
All these vessels are operated by the Alaska
packers. The arrival of the ship Sntram. with
AZ 900 and 800 barrels. consigned to the
Naknek packing company, made the day a
banner for salmon.
During the Sintrams trip a storm en-
countered that frightened the Chinese board,
but resulted in no damage. save the loss of sew
eral sails.
The Star of Holland reports that it left the
ship st. Paul and the ship Star of Russia at
Karluk. The B. r. Cheney sighted OF Point
Reyes by the steam schooner North Fork early
Yesterday afternoon. but during the day the
vessel did not put in an appearance.
cHIYo KARU SAILS
With 81, S00, 900 in treasure and the largest
passenger list carried by a Japanese liner for
some time. the Togo Kisen Kaisba steamer Chiyo
Maru sailed for the orient yesterday at 1
O'Clock. In its holds large cargo and a
heavy consignment Of government stores for Ma
mia, for the big steamer win make the run to
the Philippines.
In all the Chiyo took some 10 cabin passen-
gers from San Francisco 1t will pick up 16
cabin passengers at Honolulu Following is the
nos uQpr
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LINER IS INSPECTED
BY A PASSENGER
DIR. Dinegar, Marine Hospital
Surgeon, Examines Steamer
and Saves Officials Toll

HE quarantine Off =
cials were given an
extremely welcome
surprise late yes
t e r d a y afternoon
when the Oceanic
steamer A ] a m e d a
arrived from Homo
lulu on discovering
that Doctor Dine
gar. an assistant
surgeon in [ b e
United States ma
rine hospital serv-
ice and a passenger
on the vessel, had
e xa m | n e d a n d
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doors. 21 windows. "a bdls shocks. 145 bales
bags. 90 coils rope. 10 bales twine. IA bdls and
pcs steel and iron, pkgs machinery % cs and
bbls OIL so pkgs paints, 2.573. lbs putty. 6
bbls tar cs turpentiue, pkgs agricultural
implements. 2S cs boots and shoes ey pkgs dry
goods rolls leather, IL pkgs saddlery.
To New Zealand--4.513 pkgs fresh fruits. IA. .0oo
lbs dried fruit. 1000 lbs raisins. 1202 cs canned
goods, 200 pkgs onions, bbls ink, 60 rolls roof
TO Australia-515 pkgs fresh fruits. cs olives.
pkgs drugs.
TO Marquesas islands-253 lbs beans, kits
salmon, IA cs canned fruit. 120 lbs dried fruit,
pkgs groceries and provisions, 532 IT lumber,
LOG lbs shot. pkgs dry goods
To Friendly islands1,550 gals wine, 120 cs
salmon, $3.50 lbs rice, 50 lbs beans.
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Army Transports

The Sheridan is at Manila.
The Logan left September for Manila.
The Burnside is at Puget sound.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va.
The Buford is at Manila.
The Crook Is in port.
The Sherman is In port.
The Thomas is in port
The Dix sailed September from Honolulu for
Manila
The Meade is at Newport News Va.
The Mcclellan is at NEWPORT News, Va
The Sumner is atNewport News, Va.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Wright is at Manila
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ASIA BUTFETs TRADES


After bureting head winds all the way from
Honolulu the Pacific Mail liner Asia was brought
into port yesterday by Captain Gaukroger. .
days and 13 hours from the islands The
steamer could not be. sent into the gale at It's
regular speed for the reason that being lightly
laden, the screw raced out of water half the
time. Progress was steady. however, at lower
speed
The Asia brought 60 first class cabin passen-
gers aad 100 Asiatics. Its cargo was OF 1,52S
tons. dead weight. OF which the greater pro-
portion porcelain, tea, raw silk and rice
large consignment OF toys, both for San Fran
cisco and the east. marked the beginning of the
c aristmas shipments.
on the Japan coast the liner into the
skirts of hurricane. and sufficiently
knocked about to put every passenger in his
cabin from seasickness- The rest of the trip
so free from excitement that it was almost
monofonous.
Notable among the passengers were Charles
7. Weir. who has been buying timber in Japan
for the Hartman railroads. and DIR. Eugene f.
West. a San Francisco physician. who has been
travelling in China and the Philippines for the
last year. A well known woman missionary.
Dr. lydia Wyckoff. returned on the vessel for
a rest And Bernard II. Macke. a Manila busi-
nessnan. came TO hold consultations with Cali
forna winemen regarding plans for supplying
the Philippines with some of this fluid in an
effort to crowd out the foreign wines now drunk
there almost exclusively.
Fol1oyVfnU the list of passengers.
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branch OF the United states photographic
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT
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-. louis Wool Market

ST LOUIS Sept. l4.-wool firm: medium
grades. combirg and clothing. 221k a DC: light
iine. 2o12 @2el2c; heavy fine, 1874 d2lc; tub
washed 25M37c.
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New York Produce

1905 per H. with ao@2ic for contracts for new
ernp delivery.
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EDgaged for Barley

The French bark Brenn. which arrived from
Newcastle. Australia. on Monday. was chartered
prior to arrival for barley from here to Europe
at 23s 9d.
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NEW YORK Sept. -Hcps-Sfeady. Pa
.visc coast. le0S crop. l6@Iec.
Nsgdes-Essy.
Nool-Steady.
4 Petroleum. Steady.
Sugar-Raw. firm. Fair refining. 3.67@3. roc:
. Centrifugal SO test. 4.iI@4.20c; molssses
sugar, 3.4z03. .45c. Refined steady
D0nee--FGfBres closed quiet net unchanged.
Sales J .o00 bags December at 5.45c- Spot.
quiet; No Rio 7Ac; No. Santos, sis@9c.
Mid, STEADY; Cordoya, SisQl2c.
Butter-Easier.
Cheese-Steady. unchanged.
Eggs-FFmer
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Steady, and sales for No
rember delivery Of prime fruit reported ai
Si2c on the spot there is 6rmer holding oi
sttra ~lve cold storage stock and quotations are
Afgeef, Fancy. 9lxc, choice, &c; prime, DC;
common 70 fair. 5M6ssc.
t'rUnes-3lorc orders going 10 the cosst
Tor errnes ana prices are firm. California. rs
Giii2c; Oregon. 6@9c.
Apr1c0ts- Strong Choice ioGl0ke; extra
choice. l05k a los.c. fancy. I1@I3e-
Peeches-Qniet. Choice. az Q5c: extra enolce'
OizQ6Stc: fancy, 7MSi5c. ,.,
Raisins-Dull. Loose muscatel. 80 0411e;
choice 10 fancy seeded. = 3. @6ssc; seediess, 3ss
@5c; london layers $l.20@l-25.
chirago Dairy and Produce Market
CHICAGO. Sept 14-Butter, steady: cream
eries. 24is 62sc; dairies. 2l@26c- Eggs-Ffm
mark cases included. 1Sc; receipts, s,lls
hrSfs 2lssc: prime hrsts, 2Sc- Cheese-sfeaoy
daisies. l5ls N15Ssc: twins. l4S q locs 1ouhs
Americas longhOrnS. 76c.
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United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau-Sar Francisco. September IA.
RAINFALL DATA
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 4.-Catfle-Receipts
2l.O00. Market steady to 1Oc lower Native
steers. S3-50dS native cows and hesfers, 81. 40
d550. stOckers and feeders. S3dAr0; bulls
81 50d3.5O; calves. s.. J007. so: western steers.
So 5e16.70: western COWS, s2.60@425.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market STEADY 70
weak. Heavy. SS.I5ds.30: packers and butch
ers. SSns-35. light, S7-S0@s.I5; pigs, s507-50
bulk. s7.90@e25.
Sheep-R Receipts, sOo0 Market steady. Nut
ions 81 4.S0d 20, lambs. soar .G5: range weth-
ers. S4N5.65: range ewes $3. 3.2505.25.
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RocKHILL REACHES BERLIN-st. Peters
burg Sept 14.-W.. w. Rockhill, the newly ap-
pointed American ambassador to Russia, arrived
here today from Berlin.
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Eastern Livestock Market
SOUTH OMAHA

SOUTH OMAHA Sept I4.-Cattle- Receipts.
800. Market steady Native steers. s5@7.75;
COWS and shefers $3d5 western steers, $3.75
o16; Texas steers. @5-25. range cows and
beffers. S37504-zO; Gamers $2d3; stockers
and feeders. $3G5-50; calves, $3.5OG6-50; bulls
and stays etc. 81 75Q475.
Hogs-Receipts, 4. 900. Market steady 10 sc
higher. Heavy, S7.sj6s. O.: mixed. S7.906s;
light ss@s.I5; pigs, sG.5Od7.5o; bulk of sales.
S790MS.
Sbeep-Receipts. 2. 500. Market steady to
lower Yeariings S4.T505.50: wethers. $440d
3: ewes, S3.J0d4.65; lambs. Se.75@T.50.
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New York sIefaI Marked

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE tin market was
weak today. spot closing at S29- -75d29. .95;
September. s29 s5a29 90; October. November
and December, S29. 1890. Sales were reported
of - tons at $50 s.. The London market was
quiet and lower. with spot closing at fl36 2s Cd
and futures at fI37 IS.
The market for standard copper was easy.
with spot closing at $l2 40@I2.60; September
SO. 45d 2.G0: October $l2.5O@ so; Novem-
hcr Sl2-55M l2.65; December. S12.550 1910. No
sales were reported on the New York exchange.
The London market was frm and shade higher,
with spot quoted at f5S SIS Cd and futures at
fJ9 Gs 30. Local dealers quote lake copper at
Si3d 13- y: electroiytic, $l2.75G13. and casting
al 81. .621aGI2S7h.
Lead was steady. with spot quoted at 4.306
a.5z = New York and at $4-20@4-25 East st.
Louis. The London market was lower at fI2
13s Cd
Speiter firm. with spot quoted at s.. 7OG
Z. 50 New York and st S5.550 .62iz East ST.
Louis The London market lower at f22
Us Sd.
Iron was lower in the English market at Jos
50iad f0r Cleveland warrants. Locally change
was reported. No I foundry northern. No. I
southern and No. 1 southern soft, SIS. 256
1915; No. 2 northern. s1sQIs.50.
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Compagnie GeneraIe TransatIantique

DIRECT LINE To HAvRE-PARIs
Sailing every Thursday. instead Of SATURDAY..
First-class to Havre, S77.5 and upward; SEC
ond class 10 Havre $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
10 State ST.. New York. j. F. FUGAzI, Man
arer Pacific coast. $50 Montgomery st., San
francisco. Tickets sold By all railroad ticket
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The following affects the list Of lights and
fog signals, Pacific coast. 1908. page r. No.
332 tlist OF lights. buoys and day marks,
Twelfth lighthouse subdistriet 1902 page i4):
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NavaI stores-Turpentiae and Resin

SAVANNAH. Ca. Sept I4-Turpentine Hrr
at Csc: sales, 204: receipts, 775: shipments 81
Rosin firm; sales. l.S23; receipts, 2.947: ship
inents. 325; stock. 147. ia. Quote: B. $3.55; d
SS.62lb. Z. So 92Is: r, s4l7lg: G. 81 2zls.
$A.3o; 7. Ss.55: K. $500; NJ, $40; n 1910
sYG. $6-25; WV. $3.50.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor
PLACE TT. Date Remarks
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WRANGELI4--Arrived Sept 13--Stmr Jeffer-
son. from Seattle for Skagway.
SEWARD--Arriyed Sept 13-Stmr Santa
Clara. from Valdez
Sailed Sept 13-Stmr Santa Clara for Seattle
FORT BRAGG-Sailed Sept 14-Stmr Noy0
for san Francisco: sfmr Casco, for Portland
SAN DIEGO-Arrivcd Sept 14Schr r.. G.
San Pedro.
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Health on the Alameda Is Tested While at Sea
Weather Report

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Lieutenant, U. S. n. In charge
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-06

HOMELESS CHILDREN RECEIVED AND
placed in homes for adoption Apply to
CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY. 2n4 Grit
fth ave. BLK
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE


PITTSBURG, July 5.-Pittsburg shut
out Cincinnati in the morning game
today. Maddox was invincible. Score:
Pittsburg 2, hits 6, errors 0.
Cincinnati O., hits 2, errors o.
Batteries-Maddox and Gibson; Gas
par, Rowan and Mclean; Roth.
Umpire-Jo ohnstone.
PITTSBURG, July 5.-Pittsburg won
the afternoon game from Cincinnati
today by a score of to 1. Score:
Pittsburg 6, hits 6, errors Z.
Cincinnati 1, hits 5, errors 3.
Batteries Willis and Gibson;
Fromme, Campbell and Mclean.
Umpire--Johnstone.
BROOKLYN, July 5.-Boston won
the morning game today by punching
their hits. Score:
Bostons 5, hits 7. errors l.
Brooklyn l. hits 5, errors 1.
Batteries-White and Bowerman;
Hunter and Bergen.
Umpire--Rigler.
PHILADELPHIA July 5.--New York
defeated Philadelphia this afternoon,
to q In the longest National league
game of the season, 1t requiring fif-
teen innings to decide. Score;
Philadelphia 2, hits 10. errors 8.
New York g. hits 8. errors T.
Batteries--Moore. Foxen and Doom;
Mathewson, Raymond and schlei
Umpires-klem and Kane.
i CHICAGO, July 5.-Both Chicago
VSt. Louis games postponed: rain
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