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

PORTLAND, Sept 1T.-with about ] 800 tons
Of ballast 70 discharge. the German bark Hebe
to unload this afternoon 1t will load wheat
at Montgomery dock for the United Kingdom.
II is under charter TO Kerr. Clifford & Co.
The British steamer Janeta started to load
this morning with two gangs at work. and IL
is expected that it will be ready TO sail about
September %. which is considered record time.
The Janefa will take 225.0 bushels of grain.
Six days behind its schedule the steamer Fall
con. CAPTAIN Schage, arrived~ at o'clock this
rnornin~ II was delayes bv waiting for the
American Hawaiian steamer Columbian. which
had been detained at Salna Cruz because of
in Southern Mexico. The Falcon may get away
tomorrow afternoon for San Francisco. 1t will
and Astoria and also 100 tons of canned fruit,
besides some general merchandise.
Laden with 1l1.a37 bushels Of grain valued
at sio6; $40. the French ship Bidart. Captain
Laine. left down at IL o'clock this morning
bound for the United Kingdom for orders. 1t is
the first grain ship of the season TO leave this
port
with passengers and freight the steamer
Sue II Elmore arrived at Couch dock this
morning at O'Clock from Tillamook.
With 100000 feet of lumber for San Fran
cisco. the steam schooner Wellesley, Captain
Lindquisf, cleared this morning
The snag near Linton, which struck
recently by the steamer Asuncion and the light
house tender Columbine, was taken out yester-
craken and proved 10 be a log "a feet in length
and about two feet in diameter.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. have chartered the
Norwegian steamer Guernsey to load lumber
for Shanghai.
With 3,e50.00o feets of lumber. the British
steamship Strathyre. Captain Gum. has cleared
at the custom house for Port Pirie. Australia.
It vii leave down the river at daylight TO-
morrow. Its cargo was completed Mt Linufon.
a portion Of il, consisting Of 1.2S7 900 feet
having been taken at Chenanus, Il. C.
The Stanley Dollar is loading lumber at Lin
ton and will be ready TO sail for Chinese ports
next week with something like 100000 feet
Of fir.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17.-steamship Santa
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- follows terms net cash Standard granu-
lated. tine 5-3sc; do coarse. 5.35c; fruit granu-
lated, 5.S5c: extra tine granulated, 525c;
ieeuoners A. 5.55c crystal donln0s. in cases.
s.sSe; tablets, in half bbls 5s5c; tablets, in
boxes, 0.loe; cubes and crushed. SOC; pow
uered- J45c; candy granulated 5.45c: confee-
tioness crystals. 5.45e magnolia A. 4.95c: extra
., $50; golden &. a.75c: p. 4.6Jc. Bars in
100 10 bags. 5 zoe in barrels s soc; half barrels
6s9e 40 III tins. 7.40c; 81 Ii tins 7.40c 10 ID
lins- sOSc; 5 10 tins. S.o5c: 30 10 boxes. 620c
Barrels and 80 10 bags 1Oc half barrels 25c
3cSes Soc per 100 lbs or more on al grades.
lhe Californian and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis
s.''oc; II liisrsde" bar. 5.70c: powdered. 5.45c
A crushed. 5-Gce berry, 5.;}5c: {. < IL extra
hne sranulated. 5.33c; coarse dry granulated
5S5c. confectiOners A. 5.S5e. confectioners
crystals. 5.45c; cubes. 5.60c; bricks , 60c. ex-
ira nae sranulated Goo 10 bags onIy) 5,e5c
eAcelsior A 4.35c; extra {. 4.s5e; golden c.
4 zoe; yellow ID. 4e5c: II. & f. crystal dom-
nos S5ac Additional per 100 lbs: In barrels
ana % 10 bags. lOc more: half barrels. 25c
more boxes. zoe more for all grades. Bar. in
35 ID and 10 n tins $40 more: in 10 10 tins
$50 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NBW YORK. Sept. IT.-HuttOn's wire says
Trading was less active 80 the speculative
market with neither side very aggressive, but af-
ter the opening. which was TO 10 points lower.
Tho market rallied and during the greater part of
Inc day ruled hrm around the previous closing level
Liverpool cables We're rather Indifferent but dis
appointing and private advices said that the
market felt the influence Of heavy receipts and
there selling from this side. 1t also
reported that Manchester spinners would continue
on short time until November Is and this was
thought 10 indicate continued poor trade condi-
lions abroad. although recent advices have point
ed 10 steady improvement. Farmers appear
willing 20 sell quite freely over u cents. but il
is doubtful IL they would part with much cotton
under this figure"
spot closed quiet. 10 points lower. Mfddling
upands, j. zoe; middling gulf, 12-90c: sales, $50
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Rosa arrived today from San Francisco. She
Will clear tomorrow.
Oil steamer George Loomis arrived today from
San Francisco. loaded 900 barrels OF oil ana
cleared for the return
Steamer Caroline arrived today from umpqua
river with lumber.
Marhoffer and Wasp. for Redondo; steamer
Marshfeld, for San Diego, and steamer San
Gabriel, for Umpqua river TO reload. 80,
Steamer Shoshone arrived from Astoria "ilh
lumber.
ASTORIA, Sept. 17-About 30 per cent of
the Alaska salmon arriving at this port will be
shipped to Europe by way of the American
Hawaiian line. and when the facts are told 1T Is
hard TO explain why il should be necessary 10
do so. The rate by this line TO London; on
which a consignment has to be handled II
times is 30 cents per 100 pounds While the
rate by rail on which it has to be handled four
times is Sl.S2 per 100 pounds. When the
salmon is taken by the former route II IS frst
shipped 10 San Francisco. transferred to an
other steamer and shipped to the western TER TER
minus of the trans-Aiexican railroad, ana at the
eastern end of this line placed on another .,le
steamer and taken TO New York ana thel
handled twice in being placed on n trans atiantc
steamer. There is another dhefential i y, ~
more difficult to explain. Alaska salmon ar,
riying at San Francisco has a rate TO London OF
I6 shiIlings less over the same route.
steam schooner Caseo. with cargo of tan
bark for the Portland tannery. arrived this
morninp and viii load lumber for San Francisco.
An,erican shin Ae,,rv Willard which has dis
charged its cargo of Alaska salmon has been
towed around to Youngs bay boneyard to lie up
oil tank steamer Catania. with cargo OF fuel
oil for the Consolidated companies, arrived TINS
morning from San Francisco.
In command of Captain Byrne. the lighthouse
tender Manzanita left this morning for Cape
Baneo. 1t win deliver stores for the ilgh,
station at Port Orford and from that point will
work back TO the Columbia river. Supplies VIII
be delivered at Cape Argo and at Marshheld, the
latter for the men at Umpqua light. station
The buoy marking the end Of the Coos bay ietty
which went adrift several DAYS ago VIII DC
replaced.
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Hides. rarIo,y. Wool and Hons

Hides-Culls and brands sell about y s@1c
under quotations Heavy salted steers. 13ikc;
medium, i3c; light. 12c: cowhides. 12c for heavy.
12e for light: stays. &c: salted kip. BE; salted
veal. lac; salted calf ISc; dry hides, 2015c; dry
kip l9l4c; dry calf pc; dry veal. 23c; sheep
skins shearlings. 20@s0c each; short wool 5o@
15c each: medium. 75c6 81 each; long WOOL 81 %
"a l-75. lambs 15tI 15c: hOrsehides. salt S2.251
= 50 for large and SI.73d2 for mediam. 75cGISI
for small and 25MJ0c FOR colts; horsehides. dry.
S2M2.25 for large and SI-25d2 for medium. soc
WSl for small aud 25d 50c for colts, goatskns.
prime angora 75c 0S1; large hair goats, 25dt0c:
medium. 20H3oc: small 5dl5c: Mexican deer.
skins. 57i9 @3sc: dry salted do, 25@271sc;
picked DO. 3O632lsc.
Taiow-No ! rendered. 5I5Ec; No. ?. 4G
Csc, grease. 2szei9c-
Wuol- Soutliern fair. or less defective.
~ NSlac; fall lambs. Sdl0c Tor southern and
ia Zoe per 10 FOR northern
Hops-f,rices TO growers l2i2 a d15c for
1905 per n. with 2OG2Ic for contracts for new
cron delivery
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Friday. September II.
Stmr Yellowstone Reiner, 56 hours from As
toria: 500 IT lumber TO Charles Il. McCor-
mick.
sfmr Vanguard odIand. "a hours from Eu-
reka: 400 sf TT lumber TO E. J. Dodge.
Stmr Hanalei Mcfarland. 45 hours from San
Pedro: passengers and merchandise to lnde-
pendent steamship line.
Stmr Rainier Lindquist. "a hours from Port
Hadlock: SIG NJ IT lumber to George f. Bill
llngs.
San Pedro. via Port San Luis 26 hours; ballast
to C. S. Higgins.
Stmr whittier. Seaman. 30 hours from San
Pedro: 10 500 bbls oil to Union oil company.
Stmr Northland Erickson "a hours from Co
Iumbia river; $50 NJ IT lumber to Portland lum-
stmr Gorernor. Jepsen. 80 hours from San
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IondoH Wool sales

IONDON, Sept ia sale of cape Of Good
Hope and Natal sheepskins was held here today
:03. SS7 were sold. There large attendance
Of buyers and the demand was good for west
erners which were generally of a fine quality
Long wOoled skins realized I'D higher than the
last sales and short wooled appreciated 4 a SD.
Coarse wooled stock was in demand at full
rates. although some lots sold slightly below the
previous sale rates.
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Ea.tern LIrestock IMarket

SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. I7.-Cattle- Receipts
: coo Market steady. Native steers, sea s.
COWS and heifers $305 western steers So. 500
C. 10. Texas steers. $3N533; COWS and heifers
s. 75ds so: Gamers. S2M3: stockers and feed
ers. S3M5JO: calves. $3-5O4C-5Os bulls and
stays etc. 81 15G4-75-
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market steady 10 5C
higher. Heavy $7.900S.15: mixed. $s@s. 10;
Light, ss.IOQS.25: pigs, s6.5od775; bulk Of
sales. SSaS.15-
Shcep-Receipts. 500. Market steady. Year
lings S5M5.S5; wethers $4.25M4.S0, ewes,
50 90d4-50; lambs. $6.75M7.25
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Sept 17.-Csttle- Receipts
200 Market steady. Native steers. $4.50G
p; native COWS and heifers. s2.25g5 co;
stockers and feeders. S3d $50; bulls. S2.75M
3 Is. calves. S3.50M7.50: western steers s.. So
fI6.75. western cows. S2.50n4-50
Hogs Receipts. 6.000. Market SC lower. Bulk
Of sales. s.. S0MS $50; heavy, $SMS25; packers
aud butchers S7.9JNS.25; light, $7.70dS 10;
pigs S5.50elS.z0.
sheep--Receipfs 5000. Market steady. Nut
tens. S5.25M5.25; lambs. $JTJd7.50: range
Weflers. S5W5-50: range ewes, $315I0.
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German Lloyd

Large Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw
Express and Passenger Steamships.
Equipped With Wireless and Submarine Signals.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Express Sailngs Tuesdays at 10 A. NJ.
X. Wilhelm III Sept. 2SCecilie Oct. 12
Kronprinz Wm. Oct. 5IKais. Wm.d.Gr. Oct. 19
PI,YMOUTH-CHERB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Twin Screw Salings Thursdays at 10 A. NJ.
Prinz Fried. VIII. Sept. 23lKurfuerst .-.-...oct-
Friedrich d. CIR Sept. 30lWashington Oct. IA
GEORGE wAsHINGToN-sails Oct. IA 27 600.
tons Newest and Largest German Ship Afoat.
Every, innovation known to the shipbuilders art.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
AIGIERS
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at IL A. M.
Berlin tnew) Sept. % X. Albert Oct. %
Princess Irene. Oct 9tBerlin tnew).Noy.
independent Around the World Tours
Travellers checks good all over the world
Apply OELRICHS & CO.. Gen1 Agents
3 Broadway, New York.
Robert Capelle, G.. A. P. c., $50 Powell st. opp.
St Francis Hotel. San Francisco.
Telephone-Kearny 4I94.
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NEW PRODUCT OF
STATE is SHIPPED
Shippers Clipper Sails With
$50 Tons of Hemp Grown
in the San Joaquin

ALI FO r n I A S
products are being
sent over the seas
to all parts of the
world at this sea-
son of this year,
and one of the
states new crops,
which promises to
develop into a big
source of income
in the river bottom
sections, was sent
from San Francisco
yesterday. The ship
Astral. one of the
shippers Clipper
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COTTON FUTURES
81. Louis wool Marked

ST LOUIS, Sept 57--Wool-Firm: medium
grades. eombing and clothing, 221s 029c; light
hne, 20lk N261sc; heavy fine, 13l5@21c; tub
washed, 35I37c
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Memoranda

Per stmr Whittier. at San Francisco Sept II
from San Pedro via Port San Iuis-Sept H. ;
a. m.. of Point Sur. saw stmr Carmel, from
San Pedro. for San Francisco
Per stInr James s. Higgins. at San Francisco
Sept IL from San Pedro-Sept II. ) a or
Point Sur. passed stmr --- from Port San
Luis for San Francisco.
Per schr Allen A. at San Francisco Sept II
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Time ball
United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, September
II, 1909.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pacific
standard time 120th merdian), or at Sh DOM.
00s. Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. S. N. in charge.
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Los Angeles Markets

los ANGELES Sept. 77.-Athough the de
nand for eggs foil Of noticeably today. receipts
were light and prices remained hrm. Eastern
storage wore the best sellers. Butter and
choese receipts were small and prices were
unchanged
Receipts on tic los Angeles produce exchange
tadaE
Egg 81 cases: butter. T.18o pounds: cheese.
2a2 pounds: potatoes. 2.61S sacks: onions, $
sacks beans. ia sacks; sweet potatoes, 333
sackS- apples. $50 boxes.
Ecgs-FNfra selects. 42e. local ranch. candled.
frst. SOC; case count. 3Sc; eastern fresh. 52G
3fr
Butisr-creamery extra. e71se; creamery first,
e1c. c9ok ing huitcg, &c
Cheese Northern fresh. lSc Anchor large,
20r; Anchor. Young America. 21c: hand cheese,
Anchor. 21c: eastern singles. 1Slae: eastern
rwiHs iSiac: eastern cheddars lie: eastern
loRchoIn. 1910 2Gc; eastern daisy. 19N zoe; Swiss
imported soc. Swiss domestic. 22c: brick cream
a9c, iinaburucr. 30c. imported Roquefort. 43c;
Elam- .;G-,g7 sic, case of y. SS.50M9: German
hroakfsst 81 10 hoT. Neufchatel s1.20 box:
Sierra. SI.T0 box: Canada cream. one dozen Il
box. a5e- Schiosskase. 81 box: Caniemhert. 81 .20
hoV- Oregon cheese. 1Sc.
Roans-No ] pink. $500; No. 1 Hmas. $3.50;
Lady Washington $50: small whites Sc;
hlscbeyes. $3.50; rarvanzas. $fG45o; lentfls
German So. California s.
Potatoes -Shims. S1-35; red. SIPS: sweets,
yellow. local Sl-50G l.T5: diamond z, $3.50.
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco, Sept. II, 1909.
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New York Metal Market

NEN YORK. Sept. 1.-THE tin market was
firm And higher today. but no sales were re-
ported on the local exchange. Spot and all
deliveries up 10 the end Of December closed at
-. .25el3 30. sGc. The London market closed steady
with spot quoted at El3s 2s Cd and futures at
fI39 Is Cd.
The market for standard copper was steady
and sales were reported OF 100 tons. November
ri j.. 70lf - 75c on the metal exchange. Clos.
ing quotations follow: Spot. September and
October, 12.50@ I2.cje: November 12.67dl2 zoe;
December. l.. .700 Il. Soc.
The London market quiet and unchanged
~ f5S Us Cd for spot and f59 lbs I'D for futures
Local dealers quoted lake copper al 13u 13. 25e,
clecfrOlyfic at 12.75GI3 I3c and casting at j. gig
M13.S7kc.
Lead was quiet and unchanged with spot
quoted az 4.30Q 4.371zc New York. and at 500
25c East ST. Louis. The London market was
unchanged at f12 12s Cd.
Spelfer was quiet. spot quoted az 5.70M5. 75c
New York and 5.55@5.62kc East St Louis.
The London market was unchanged at E23.
Iron was unchanged al 51s 41kd for Cleveland
warrants in London. The local market con-
finues frm No / foundry northern, $1S50d
10: No 2 foun0ry, $1sfis.50; No. southern
and 10. ] do soft, $1s.25G1s.75.
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Compagnie Generate Transatlantioue
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS.

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday. instead of Saturday.
MT 10 a. M, from pier ~. North river, foot OF
Morton ST.
First class TO Havre. $3.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
10 state ,s s. New New iorh; ,;ao III E TuGAzI Man
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsALITo
Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael = Daily
every 80 minutes from Gas -. M until 9:4-
a. M; hourly until 2:45 p. m, then 3:1j p. N.
and every 80 minutes until 7:45 p. M, then 300
1926 D. m. and 1901 a. u. (On Sundays in
addition-Every 90 minutes from 9:45 a. M te
S:I5 p. M, excepting 2:15 p. m.)
Fairfax-Leaves f6:45. 7:15, 7:45, Sis, S:45
9:l5. 9:45. 11O:l5. l0:45, 111:1J. 11:45. a. N.
tl2:l5 12:45. t1:15. 1:45. 2:45. 3:15. 3:45, Ais
4:45 5:15. 5:45. 6:f5. i6:45, 7:45 D. m
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leaye 9:15 a. m.
:45 ID. m.
Tiburon and Belvedere-Week days. 7:s0 900
S11 40 a. m. (s12:45 p. m. Saturdays only, $50
1880 $3.50. 80 p. aud s12:01
SUNDAY arrive 7:05 p. m Except Sunday
tSunday only. saturday only. SVia Sausalito
lied to check baggage direct from residences
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Naval storex-Turpentine and Ro~In

NnVaI <tOreE-IurpentIne and HOSfn
SAVANNAH. Sept 17.-Spirits OF turpentine-
Firm: SEC; sales, 740 barrels; receipts, $40;
RsosinFirm: sales. 17Io; receipts 2.4o5;
Shipments 1229: stock 1e6.449
Quote: u. 50 so; D. $50: r. S4n4.05: f.
81 a5: q $3.50. II S4.35; !. S455: X, S5 20;
u. $40; \, 5T5; W. g., $3.50; w. W.. $3.50.
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sALMoN CARGO IN TRANsIT

The cargoes brought down by the salmon fee
are being distributed to the various ports of tn,
United States, England and Australia and yes
terday tugs towed the bark b. r. Cheney te
F1lbert street wharf. the bark James Nesmith Il
Spear street and the ship Star of Holland Il
pier IS. TO discharge The Sntram is Filbert
street also and its cargo and that of the Cheney
viii be taken by the monster American Hawaiian
freighfer Alaskan 10 New York, via the Tehuan
tepec route.
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csi~aso Dairy ana Produce sInrIs

CHICAGO. Sept. I7.-Butter- Steady Cream
cries 2fia n 39lec. dsiries. 22M26c.
Steady st mark eases included. lSc;
rcco.pis 75Si. Firsts De; prime frSts - &c.
fisocse-Ffrn Daisies 15is N I5Ssc; twins.
14ei u l5c; Young Americas. l6c; longhorns, lec.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. SepT. 17.-Hops-Firm-
Hides-Dull: Bogota, lSal @l9$4c.
Nool-Steady
Tel raictInl-Steady-
SuGar-Raw. STEADY; fair refining. 3.7fc; CEN
trifugsl. as test. 4.21c; molasses sugar, 3.46c;
refined. quiet.
Co0ee-Futures closed dull. net unchanged TO
points lower. under little selling in the ab-
seuco of prompt demand. Sales were reported
of 500 bags. Including December. 5.45c: March.
h.50c. May. SOC. Havre net unchanged.
Spot quiet: No Rio TIC: No ! Santos, So
cI9c: mild. quiet: Cordova. Sl5 q l2c.
Weaker. Creamery specials. 30Is a
Sic; extras. Soc; thirds 10 frsts. 25629c
Cheese Steady. unchanged
ECEs-lrregular: state Pennsylvania and near
- white hennery fancy. 35d37c: fair 10 choice
gathered brown. 256fsoc: western extra frstS
. = n PC; rsts. 23Ia Gf24iac: seconds. 2Id22Is Isc
DRIED FRUITS
ETaporated Apples Quiet. steady. Fancy
pic: choice, &c; primo. s.; common TO fair 5d
ziic.
Prunes-Sirong on the coast; spot market firm.
although demand is quiet. California, 2is a
II pc. oregon case
AuricofS-Ffrm. Choice. 10N 10l4c: extra
choice. 10is a iOasc; fancy. 1lM13c.
Poaches-A little more active with choice 81
N6c. extra choice. Ga 06szr, fancy. TMSAc-
BasiRs-Un Unchanged- Loose muscatels. ~ a
fiec choice 80 fancy seeded. "a ffGlsc; seedless
=. M51sc. London layers. 81 .2001.25.
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7.45a Petauma, Santa Rosa. Heads
burg, Cloverdaie, Uklah. vii
Its, Sherwood, %Sebastopol,
.Guerneville ................... 1852
S:15ajPt. Reyes Monte Rio, Cazadero. II :05p
S:15a lSonoma and Glen Ellen. .......-.. coop
tS:45a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Guerneyiller "a :05p
10 Asa Petaluma, Santa Rosa. ....-....... 1852
f2:45plPt. Reyes, Monte Rio, Duncan
Mills . ~ q .OS y
3:15plP lPetaluma. Santa Rosa. Heads
burg. Cloverdale. Ukiah, Guer-
neville, River Landing, Sebas-
topol ....................l II :O5a
4:45p Sonoma and Glen Ellen 9:35a
5:15pl Petaluma and Santa Rosa. --.-...l S:3Ja
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WATER FRONT NOTES

On It's way to Delaware breakwatcr with sugar
from Hilo. the American Hawaiian freighter
Texan passed Punta Arenas September Is.
With 1000 tons of stores for the Pacific feet
at Honolulu the United States supply ship
Glacier sails Wednesday. The vessel is now. load
ing at pier a..
The British steamer Hyndford. with 5.637 tons
of coal for the government, arrived yesterday, 67
days from Newport News.
The American-Hawaiian steamer Nevadan ar
rived at Salina Cruz Thursday
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GALES BUFFET ALLEN A

A heavy southwest gale that flooded the cabin
and the forecastle and filled the decks TO the
rail- WIS encountered by the schooner Allen A,
which arrived from Nelson's lagoon yesterday
The storm struck the schooner in latitude 81
degrees "a minutes north longitude I56 degrees
AZ minutes west, and the gale with high cross
seas, caused considerable damage deck, Cap
tain Henricksen reported. The vessels boat:
were stove TO splntcrs. The Allen 2SJs
days from Nelson's lagoon and brought 3054 case;
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RAILWAY TRAVEL

Leave Bor-- iA-M.l p. NJ.
Bakersfield -. 15lS:OO-1O:O0
Chicago $1,000. :15I8 :O0-10:OO
Fresno .l7:154: 100 8:00-10: 90
Grand Canyon. n 10 :00-1O:O0
Hanford ..I7:15l .-lO:0O
Kansas City. ...-i 10 3: :O0-lO;O0
Merced l7:154 :00- S:00-10: 90
@Stockton .I7:154 "A 90 S:00-10:00
Stockton, ,Oakdale
& Sierra Rail-
way Points 9:45 ...--....
Tulare .I7:15lS: 00-10:00
Visalia :15S: 00-10:00
Yosemite .l7:15l. -.
.Stockton Motor Car Leaves 1:25 P. NJ
California Limited Through to Chicago leaves
at 10000 D. m. Offices: 67S Market street and
Market St. Ferry Depot, San francisco; 1ll2
Broadway, Oakland.
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WILL SAIL DAY LATE

The steamer State of California more than
pleased the Pacific Coast steamship company
Yesterday by taking out $50 passengers for Eu-
reka.
The popularity Of the steamer is attributed
mainly 10 the personality of Captain c. +. Hall.
the skipper, who is of the best known and
best liked masters on the coast.
The Pacific Coast steamer Queen was expected
In port late last night from Puget sound. 1t
will be day later than its schedule time in
sailing from San Francisco because of the fact
that it is TO be placed in drydock TO be cleaned
and ofrfes
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
MARINER WILL RETIRE
MATE ACCUSED OF STEALING LETTER

Christian Yuell, mate of the French bark Vile
de Mulhouse, was arrested yesterday board the
bark in Oakland creek and taken to the city
prison. He is wanted by Postoffce Inspector
0'Connell and will be charged with robbing the
United States mails and forgery.
It is alleged that Yuell stole letter from a
letter rack in the office of the Pilots association
So Market street, addressed 10 Captain Bergman.
secretary of the association. which contained a
postoffce order for S24 for fees
This about two weeks ago. Yuell cashed
the order in saloon at Howard and Steuart
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

sSst only fMon only. 0Tamalpais only. Muir only
Ticket Offces-Sausslito Ferry and 81 Market
General Oficcs-slll alley. California
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
TO HAVE NEW STEAMER

The equipment Of the independent STEAMSHIP
line will shortly be increased by the addition OF
another steamer, if the efforts of General Man
ager C. J. Lehman, who is in Seattle seek
ing to purchase 2 satisfactory vessel. are sue
cessful. This viii give three steamers to thi.
company. Lehman is determined that the new
steamer must be a fast one. capable Of plying
between coast ports in speedy fashion