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Iaqua. from San pedro. for Eureka

Iaqua from san Pedro for Eureka.
TERMINAL ISLAND-Sailed May 2S-Stmr
George w. Fenwick for San Francisco.
POINT REyES-Passed May 2s-stmr Lskrne.
from San Pedro. for Eureka.
FORT BRAGG-Arrived May 2s-Stmr Ma
tional City. hence May %
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived May 2S-Stmr
Santa Rosa, hence May y. and sailed for san
SAN PEDRo-salIed May 27-stmr stanley
Dollar for San Francisco.
Arrived May 2s-stmr James 5 higgins.
81 via Santa Barbara.
Sailed May 2s-Stmr James 5. Higgins. for
river; stInr George ". Fenwick. for san Fran
cisco; stmr Alcatraz. for San Francisco; stmr
Doris. for Redondo beach.
Seattle
Coos BAY Arrived May stmr Break
BANDoN-- Arrived May IS stmr Elizabeth,
GAvIoTA~Arrived May IS -Stmr Rosecrans.
With ship Falls Of clyde In tow from Homo
lulu theavy northwest windsl
AST0RIA-Arriyed May 2T-Stmr Cascade.
for San Francisco. May 2S-Stmr Carmel. hence
May %; stmr Yellowstone. hence May %
Sailed May 2S-Stmr George ". Elder. Tor
San Francisco. via Eureka; stmr Northland. Tor
San Francisco; stInr Asnneion, for San Fran
TAToosH-Pas in May 27-stmr Admiral
Sampson. hence May %. for Seattle.
Pissed out MAY 27-Stmr Buckman, from Seat
tie, for San Francisco. May 2S-Steam schooner.
Passed out May 2S-Stmr Santa Cruz. from
Seattle. for Astoria; stmr President from Seat
KETcHIKAN- May 27-stmr Jefferson,
for Skagway.
wRANGEI.1- Arrived May 2s-stmr Dolphin.
from Ketehkan.
VALDEZ Arrived May -stmr Northwest
Sailed May 2sEstmr Northwestern, for seat
skAGwAY Arrived MAY 27-stmr Hmm
holdf from Ketchikan
= STANDARDIZATION May % Stmr A. g.
TACoAIA-Sailed May 2S-Por bark Alliance.
for CaIlao; stmr Victoria. for Seattle.
Arrived May 2S-Stmr st. CrOix. from seattle
SAN DIEGO-Arrived May 2S-Brig Blskeiey
PORT Los ANGELES Arrived May 2T-Stmr
Shoslone, from San Pedro; stmr Fair Oaks from
SoUTH BEND-Arrived May 27-Schr Ma
weema. from San Diego; sehr Albert Meyer.
sailed May 2s-stmr ouinault. for San Fran
HARDY cREEK-Arrived May 27-stmr Phoe-
"'N DsDe ISLAND PORTS
HON0LULU-ArriyedM May 2S-Jsp stmr Buyo
Maru, from japan; Br stmr Marams, from Vic
~ FOREIGN PORTS
HARWICH-A Arrived May 2T-Ger stmr Setos.
LoNDONMsailed May 2s-Ger stmr Sisak
for San Francisco and Tacoma
YoKoHAMA-Sailed May 2s-Nor stmr Selia,
AcAPTIco- Sailed May 27-stmr san Juan
MAzATLAN- Sailed May 2e-Ger stmr saIs.
for San Francisco.
Arrived May 27-Nor stmr Tordenskiold.
''YiR HoNGKoSG- Sailed MAY 25-Jap stmr Kasa
coioS2 Arrived May 2e-stmr Auianea,,
'1Ssa' Sailed tf MAY 2e-Stmr Advance. for New York
SALINA CRUZ-Sailed May 2T-Stmr Ne
vadan for Puget sound. via San Diego.
VICToRIA-Arrived May 2T-Stmr City Of
PuebIa hence May % Ger ship Elsa Linn. from
AntofagaSta; Br bark ProcyOn. from Vancouver.
for Royal roads. for
OCEAN STEAMERS
LONDON-Sailed May 2S-Stmr Siska, from
Hamburg and Antwerp for Tacoma.
NEW YORK-Sailed May 2S-Stmr Princess
Alice for Bremen.
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via San Francisco to reload
Schooner Caroline arrived from Umpqua river
carrying SOC, geo feet OF lumber.
Steamer James S. Higgins arrived from Fort
Bragg discharged 100000 feet OF lumber ana
cleared for San Diego with the remainder
Steamer Stanley Dollar cleared for San Fran
cisco for inspection.
ASTORIA, May 2S- steamer Yellowstone ar
rived today from San Francisco and left up the
river TO load lumber for return.
Oil tanker W $. Porter. in ballast, from
Portland for San Francisco arrived down the
river today and will leave at the first opDor-
steamer Carmel arrived today from San Fran
cisco and left up the river TO load lumber for re-
steamer George W. Elder left this morning for
Eureka and San Francisco with freight and pas
sengers:
Steamer Asuneion sailed for san Francisco to
day.
Steam schooner Northland, with cargo of
lumber for San Francisco. went TO sea this
morning.
Steamer Cascade cleared at the custom house
today for San Francisco with cargo OF 1lo,oVO
feet OF railway ties loaded at st. Helens
Schooner Mabel Gale Is due from San Fran
cisco to load lumber for the orient, and Is eS-
pected 20 arrive tomorrow. as II must nave taken
advantage Of the southeFly winds that are pre-
vaing along the coast.
British bark Gulf Stream. which arrived OFF
the mouth of the river last evening. was not IN
evidence today and seen to 20 of shore last
night To save itself from the southerly storm
Its bottom must be very foul. but as it is loaded
IL should be able 10 be well handled and show
up again soon the weather moderates.
Under direction OF Captain Bunting. who Is IN
charge for the STANDARD oil company. work is
progressing 10 pump the oil out OF the wrecked
barge No 81. II has been found necessary TO
inject steam into the vessels steam pipes TO heat
the oil 50 that it can be pumped out
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
,Icrchandisc fnr Hawaii

The steamer Nirgnian sailed for Honolulu YES
teFsiay with cargo consigned to various Hawaiian
ports valued at Ss0,03s and Including the fol.
lowing
80 bbls -four. S009 gals and rs wine 30 cs
whisky. 30 casks beer. I.5f:, lbs ham and bacon.
J57 bales hay. 4,744 lbs beans 1000 lbs mill,
feed 200 ctls barley. 10 O. canned goods PA
lbs bread 40 cs aud 4 lts baking powder 222
lbs cheese. 20 cs meals. II .450 lbs lard ~ bhs
salmon ~ lbs raisiis, 200 lbs dried fruit son
cs Kerosene. lo2 es aud 80 drums gasoline i25
drums distillate, 259 cs and 20 bbls oil "a
pkgs paints los pcs and I6 bdls steel IL pkgs
saddlery, 301 - soap, l.ST1 cs and 300 kegs
fertilizer 2.So0 lbs coal, 10 * boots and shoes
81 pkgs dry goods. IS Is cartridges 45 coils rope
O.5SS lbs tobaeco, 81 cs cigars aud cigarettes
153 pkgs electrical goods sc Is hats pkgs ma
ehinery, 10 pkgs drugs, es typewrlters $50 lbs
copper goods. i,S5o lbs brass goods. / automobile
and bx parts.
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Empress of China's Rich Cargo
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND, May 2s-Steamer Eureka sailed
this evening with full passenger list aud
cargo Of general merchandise.
Steamer Riverside went TO Oceanic dock tins
morning 10 load wheat. From there IL VIII g9
to tie Portland mills TO load hour. and win
leave for San Francisco some time TINS evening
American barkentine James Tuft. which ar
rived at Astoria al noon YESTERDAY. VIII load
lumber st Tongue point Tor eitner Meiooufne
or Adelaide. Australia. 1t has the option Of
making either port.
Tho T. : Loop loaded lumber a Prescott
Yesterday and VIII finish at knappa with 3l0oO
steam schooner YeIlowstnnes went to Rainier
today to load lumber aud the Carmel Is booked
to go 10 Oak point Tor lumber
The Hartman liner state Of California Cap
tain Nopander. leaves Ainsworh dock tomor-
row morning for San Francisco
Steamer Wellesley left for Stella this even
ing to load ties. IL It's cargo Of cement is IN
This morning the steamer Majestic went 10
Nersey dock to unload cement
steamer Sue H. Elmore- Captain Schfader,
arrived at Couch street dock At , o'clock this
morning with several passengers and large
quantity of cheese. besides - tons Of miscel-
laneous merchandise.
TACOMA, May 2s-steamer Eihu Thomson
sud barge Dashing Wave win complete their
Alaska cargo tomorrow and leave for Nome and
steamer Marhorer shifted TO seattle carly
this morning, but VIII return here TO load
humber.
loading Nome freight.
British steamer Rupert City is at Quarter
master. 9seFndhiiiiE Hhd ttfhitifE-
schooner Alpena with lumber cargo. departed
this morning for Melbourne
Peruvian bark Alliance left port during the
night for Csilao with a lumber cargo.
SEATTLE. Nav 2S-Arrived: Steamer Jim
Bufler. from San Francisco: steam schooner
J. Narhoffer from San francisco. via Ia
coma United States life saving tug Snohomsh.
from Mesh bay steamer admiral sampson from
os ANGELES and San Francisco; steamer City Of
Iuehla from san Francisco.
Sailed-Steamer Rupert CITY for Quartermas-
FER hariar steamer President FOR san Francisco:
sfcaper ST. CroiS. FOR Tacoma.
SAN PEDRO May steamer SAINTS Rosa
arrived from san Fran''isen with freight AMI
passengers
Tho stesnicr Aleatraz cleared for Greenuood,
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eases 81 Nc; varnish makers and painters
nsphtha, ia bulk lie. in cases I35ac.
Iurpentine-62c per gallon in cases and 55c
in bulk, drums and iron barrels.
hosin tper Dbl Of 2S0 lbsl--E. $3.50; F. S6.65; /;
=, S6-lO; II. 81; J. ST.G5; WV. 5000.
hel and White Lead-Re6 So 19c; white.
sGs15c per 10.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
he western sugar refining company quotes as
seiiows, terms net cash. Standard eranulated
me or coarse). 565c; fruit standard, 5.65c;
!stal oominos, III cases. s65c; tablets. in half
.ois b.lac; tablets, IN boxes 6.40c; cubes and
A crushed, 5-SOc; powdered. 5.15c; candy granu-
AIRED. 5-f5c; confectioners A. 5.75c: confection-
ers crystals, 5-T5c; magnolia a. 5-25c; extra G.
--oc; golden C. 5.05c: d, 4 -95e- Barrels and 30
% bags i0c. half bbls 25c. boxes soc more per
100 lbs Tor all grades. Monarch bar is quoted
over and above the price for STANDARD fine (canel
Eranuiaied IN 100 10 bags As follows: Bags, 100
lbs. o5c; barrels s5c, half barrels, 6Oc; 40 ID
lns, cased, S205; 80 ID tins. eased, sos; 10 10
i-ns caseo. 10 ~ 2 case. S2-70; 10 tins, ; IN
"a case, s. 20; 30 10 boxes. S5e. No extra charge
.or putting up bar in private packages
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
cnmDany quotes as follows; Granulated basis,
af3c. iigrade" bar, &c; rosFdered, ,35c; A
crushed, 5.90c, berry. 5.65c. & & II. extra hne
cry granulated. 5.65c; coarse dry eranulated.
65c- confectioners' A. 5.65c; confecuoners'
crystals 5.z5c; cubes 5.90c: bricks. 5-90c; extra
hne granulated 100 bags only, - excelsior
low y. A-95c; II. a i. crystal domlnOS, oo5c-
Additional per 100 lbs. In barrels ana % ID
bags lOc more; hslf barrels, 23c more; boxes
Doe more for an grades. Bar, in 30 10 ana 80 10
tns $40 more; In 10 no tins, $50 more. Mini
mum oRder CarlOad weight.
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- AnreIer sIarkets

Lo> ANGELES. Say Bidding for butter
was srtive and demand strong. Probably an
advance in price in next few DAYS. Iight re-
er.pts due o. scant pasturace in the north keeps
rde market nrm- Prices were unchanged al y -
cents fer creamery extras and 30 cents for
creamery frsts-
There was 3 heavy can for eggs and prices
rHied strong ~ 30 cents dozen for extra
Selects IS cents ior ranch candled and - cents
fnr case count EEg demands are poorly sup-
piled ar present and higher prices are looked
for in The near future. The onion market was
dun and weak.
Receipts ~ produce Today were Eggs. s99
dezen- butter - no pounds. cheese. 251 pounds
potatoes IIG sacks; onions. ass sacks, beans,
1915 sacks. sweet potatoes IL sacks
EgEs-Locai ranch. candied. extra selects. Bee I,
lecai ranch. canlied, 2sr case count 25c.
rhecse-N Northern. fresh. l5c. anchor. large.
7ss-- anchor. Young America. l9c; anchor hand.
20c. Oregon twins IS1ao: oregon trplefs.
Iec. eastern singles 20c; eastern twins.
zoe. eastern daisies 20M2le; eastern long
horn. pic; imported swiss. soc: domestic
swiss. lsfg 17c- cream brick. 2lc lmburger- pic.
Beans-No pink S3-75; No limas, S4.35
Iady Washington S525: small whites. So;
hiackcye. So 30; earvanza, $3.50; lentils German.
S8- Do California. -.
Potatoes fper ctll-Ioeal early rose 81 50M
e75. northern early rose S2.J0M2 10; local
Inrhanks S2.75. highland. $3.50; Lompoc. 81. -;
Ifah. S2M225, oregon Burbanks. S2.God2. -;
sweet potatoes yellow. local. $3.50 new po-
fafoes. SIfl -.
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average snow on ground 10 inches
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from. eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago GS-52; New York
6f-5S: Omaha. 6S-54.
SYNOPSIS
A storm Of moderate intensity oyerlies the
northern half OF the Pacific slope. 1t has
caused southery winds and rain in all the
northern states and in California from Sacra
mento northward Show is falling in the Serras
and conditions are favorable for more snow
Saturday. Thunderstorns are reported at Boise
and Pocatello.
II Is unusually cold III the great valley Of
California afternoon temperatures averaging
about 50 degrees.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was go
per cent aud at Fresno 81 per cent.
Forecast made AT San Francisco for 30 hours
ending midnight May 20:
San Francisco and viciIsty Cloudy. unsettled
weather Saturday; possibly showers moderate
south wind. changing To brisk west
Santa Clara yalley-Cloudy Saturday; possibly
showers: moderate south winds.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Saturday, with
showers ;efresh south winds.
san joaquin valley--Cloudy Saturday; prob
ably showers: fresh south winds.
Los Angeles yicinity-GlOudy Saturday
with showers in the San Gabriel valley: mod
crate south winds. A. q. NIcADIE.
District Forecaster.
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FIRST THEY Eat
A TEMPORARY PIER
While 1t Is Being Built They
DemOIish Wooden Caissons
Intended for Concrete MOIds

HAT the teredoes in
She vicinity Of Fort
Mason are the hun
griest and busiest and
equipped with the
most effective augers
Of any of their Kind
TO be found in the bay
has been demonstrat-
ed by the San Fran
cisco bridge company.
the contracting con-
cern that is. building
the new army trans
port WharVes at Black
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NII ii UNAIIA
SDITI OMAHA May 2S.-faffle- Receipts
300 Market steady strong Western
steers. S3-50N6.1o Texas Steers, $4,000; COWS
and heifefS. S3N 20. canners. 50 j0Ms. stock
r-e and feeders. S2ff5.f5 calves So 2J6I7 :. %
bulls and srars S;}fT5 80.
Hogs IsereiDts 1900 Market 5et zoe lower
Heavy 81 I0ff7-30; mixed. SG.90M7.l0. light
So. 7en7.l5; uigs. SA75@6.25; bulk Of sales,
ST. a0e L..
shcep-Reeeipls ZOO. Market steady Year
Tfues s. 7JU Go: Wefhprs S5.G0N6.G0. ewes
50 f0NG ~. lambs S7.250S -.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. May 2S-Caf ftlp-R Reeeipts.
COO Market steady. NATIVE steers. s. 25d
3 native cows and heifers. s. 5oN6.75. stock
cps and feeders. S4M5.75. bulls. 3.40Ft5. 5.25:
caiges s.. : -. western steers 81 40aG. -.
western COWS. S3Ws.50.
Sicen- Receipts 3.O00 Market steady Nut
tons S5me -: iambs. STMo: weihers and wear
iines. 81 so0 N. owes. s4GG: Texas and Ari-
z,ria lnutfnns. s. sou G.25
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Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION, MAY II, 1903
VIA SATSALITO

SOUTHERN DIVISION, MAY IL, 10O5
VIA SAUSALITO
For SausaIIto, Mill Valley. san Ra-
faeI-Daily except Sunday: Every 80 minutes
from 645 a. m. until 9:45 a. m; hourly until
2.45 p M. then 3:i5 and every 80 minutes until
:45 p. m. then 500. 10:35 D. m. and 1901 a. m
On Sundays every so minutes until las D. m.
then 2:45 p. M. and every 30 minutes until T:45
For @ ihsP quo SSo dsys5 E ane izD i5 74
S:15. 9:15. -. 1l;45 a: M. 1245. -. 2:45.
s:15. s4S. s:lS 4:45 9:l5 9:45. 6:i0, SO go
i1:45 a M. 12:45. 1:45 s:15. 3.45. AIS. 4:45,
5:l5. 5:40. e:l5. Gas. 7:45 p m.
7;15 m. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
tlons
Headsburg. Cioverdale, Ukiah. Willis, sher
wood. Sebastopol
VILE River Landing and way stations.
S:15 a. m. daily for Cazadero and way sta
s:45 a. m. sunday only for PetaIuma santa
Rosa, Guerneyille, River Landing and way
9:i5l a M Sunday only for Glen Ellen. Point
los io:a5 a m. daily for PetaIurna Santa Rosa
"' S;4S ,. m daily. except Sunday. for cazsdero
and way stations.
s:1s D. m. daily for Petalqma santa Rosa.
River Landing Sebastopol.
AS p m. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
5:15 p m dsIIy for Petaluma Santa Rosa
p '9 M Sunday @ay on for sept FGn Rssss ana ana T4
."''O9 VIA TIBURoN.
For Tiburon, Belyedere - Week days-7:30
900, As a. m el2:45 p. IN. Saturdays onIy)
''isS sandays-99j lays 5000 ti1:oo a. MI. t12:sO.
via oSs Sausalito R a an2 Connect " With h. train tor
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
Ticket Ofiees north end Ferry Building and
s74 Market street. Flood building.
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hops

Hides are strong and active and prices for
li4 h.des are generally higher.
Hdes-Culls aud brands sell about ls@le IN
deg quotations. Heavy salted steers. lSd - lac;
medium II y 0l2ic; light. ild II iac' cowhides
ilM l2c Tor heavy. IlWI2c for light; stags, sc;
saifed Kip. li1c; salted veal. f6i2c; salted CALI
ia'cc. dry hides. 1875 "a Zoe; dry Kip lsc; dry
-alt. 2jc. dry veal. 23c; dry Stags. 1895 sheep
>slns- shesriings -Uel+ zoe each. snort wool, o04
tFc each, medium. T5c6tSl each, long wool. $50
~ -: lambs. - q 75c: horsebidos. salt SEQ
.5 for large and Sl.75G2-25 for medium zoe
q $40 for small and 25a soc for colts; morse
aides. dry S2N2.50 FOR large and SL25G2 for
medium. 50cdSi for small and 25M5Oc for colts;
goatSklns. prime angora. BOA Toe, large hair
goats. ga soc: medium. 20d2 25c. small. 54 l5c;
Mexican dry hides. IL &c. do picked. l6c; do
Dry salted, lzc: dry stays. l2c. Mexican deer
SIS ms. 5OG3sc: dry salted do. 25@27c; dry Cen
iral American, 2sa 32c per d.
Iallow-No- I rendered, 5G55ac; No. ?, ga
re; grease. 2N3c.
Hooi-New San joaquin. years staple. 13G
lfc- do 10 months. Pa Ice: new southern
coast ga l4c. Fan clip-MoUntain free. Sdi2c;
de defective. 6aSc; Nevada. I3d20c per ID.
Hops-Prices 10 growers from 6G10e per
DO. with Ac for contracts.
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ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
North German Lloyd

Large Fast and Luxurious Twin-Screw
ExDress and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signals
.yMoflTH-CHERBO
Express Sailings Tuesdays at 10 a.
x ,<ronnrinz VIM June slKais. VIM. d Gr. June -
Cecile June 15lKals. VIM. H.. June %
yNOJTH-CHERB0 B0 B0URti-BREMEN
Twin-Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 a. M
rramen June 3 Friedrich ID. CIR June II
p FredrichWm June 10lBarbarossa June 10
(.eorDe WashingtOn-Sails July 1-27 GOO
IONS Newest and Largest German Ship atioat
Every innotat tIon known to the shipbuilder's art.
C;JRRAI TAR--NAPLES-GEN0
Mediterranean Sailngs Saturdays at II a. m.
Princess Irene. -ltne u befllh new June y
L Albert June 10 K. Luise -. July 10
connections Encircling the Globe
travellers, checks good all over the world
Apply OIsLRiGHs \ NJ co, W.. Gent Agents
Robert Capelle, G. A. p. c. $50 Powell St.,
onp. ST. Francis Hotel, San Francisco.
Taienhone-K earny 4I94.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. May 2S--iowcr prices followed
iu COTTON fo DAY ON account u the improved
character 81 rhc weather and also account of
tho hsulmering hr the bears. who took adVan-
Iage 81 rhe absence and Indifference 81 the bulls.
lao>r ~ Whofn have arranged themselves for the
rr~f which HOLIDAYS bring III Is rUmored that
Niss Giles was out with bearish report, bat
fnn rliaor not confirmed
Secretary Icsfer's statement N spinners' TAX
iu1s since September Is follows. North
and Canada. 2476.00O bales, soHth Pip 000:
Erropp. G.370. 600: world. 10.95S. 900.
Spot CLOSED quiet. Middliug uplands. II 40c;
uiiddIing gulf n G5r. Sales. 43 GOO bales
COTTON FI-TT RES
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Tonnnpe En-apeu,erfs

The German ship Elisa Linn. on Puget sound
is engaged for lumber thence to Chile on owner :
account, having been chartered prior TO arrival
The British steamer F9xton Hail. on Puget
sound, is under time charter for merchandise
thence 70 the west coast Of South America
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.. 5. branch Hydrographic once

A branch of the United States hydrographic
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense Navlgators 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 always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest TO ocean commerce.
j. r. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert in charge
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Nem York Prodnce

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Hops- Steady.
Petrol STEADY.
hiles-Firm
Nool-Firn-
Sugar-RaW steady: fair refining. 3.42c: CEN
frilugaI, SO TEST. 3.92c- moiasses sugar. BIC;
renncl steady, eonfoctione A. 4 T5c; mold A.
$500. cur loaf = 75c. crushed. 1.65c: powdered.
-1.flc graullated. soc: cubes. 300.
lslee-FuIures closed points higher TO
points lower. only two months showing any
cnauGe. The French market closed net I'M
changed ro zee lower. Local sales. COCO bags.
including June 81 G.a5c; September. 6Ioc, De
romaer. 5aec March. &C. Spot-Quiet; No. !
RIO. rs n So; 80. g SANTOS SIS d9c. mild. quiet:
CordoTa. 9&s 0l2sic
butter-Steady. unchanged.
Cheese Sready. unchanged.
-s-Sfeaty- Stale. PennSy lvauia and nearby
fair ro Cloiee white 2fi q 25iac; southern first.
2Id22c
DRIED FRI ITS
EfHp0rated Applcs-Firm Fancy. Si 09l.e;
choice. fN5 seq prime. 6N63sc; common 90 fair.
rrr1f
rrunes-Aro reported fner ON the coast and
are hrm tire local market where there IS
modeate demand. Quotations range from 2ilc 10
li'sc Tor California fruit and from sc 10 % for
oregon 5n-9es to 29-3ns
Apricors tnelianeed. with choice at l0G
ln-4ci extra choice. lnis N 1880: fancy. IN l3c.
l'eaches-Quict. Choice. 6d6ifc; extra choice.
6is n fr. fancy. sN Size
Ialsius--J uchaneel. Loose muscatels. 3ia a
q ..r- choice rD fancy seeded. 4#s M6i4 c- seed
less n5i4c. London layers. Sl.1JNl-2o
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-. Louis Wool Marked

ST LOUIS May aS-wool lower. medium
grades. combfnc and clothing 2slA n 30lsc: light
fine. 22iz n -. heayy fne. IJe DC. tub washed.
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Shipment of Crudc oil

TIE tank sfrainer Roma MAS cleared for Homo
luln Yesterday wifi 25.eag bairels OF crude oil in
bulk, valued ~ Si5Seo,
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO May 2S.-Buttcr steady. cream
cries. - - iac; daries. 2Od2fc Eggs steady;
r"ecirts II .951 cases; at marx leases included. .
-nc- nrsts. 29t1c. prime nrsts- y tac. Cheese
firms daisies. 1854 1890: twins. - ii n Is nc;
1olne Americas. 14ieG142lc; longhorIs. i552m
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, May IS.
RAINFALL DATA
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
u Il I.......r. !. LIZ no Ii Aurr, !, ,.r.r-

sailing every Thursday. Instead of SATURDAY
at 10 a. M, from pier a., North river. foot of
Morton ST.
ond lass Ia Havre $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 state St. New York j. f. FUGAzI.
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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London Hop Market
Eastern livestock Markets

LIVERPOOL. May 2s.-Hops. Pacific coast
fcadr E2Na
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HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE

Depth at mean low water, entrance 10 harbor.
PLACE I Et. Dhte Remarks
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New YORK Metal Market

N-Ew YORK. May 2s.-The London tin market
vas lower today wiki spot ut f13l 12s Cd and
futures af fI32 IS Cd. Locally the market was
caas With spot ~ 2s 81 - n -. 12lac.
Copper iiffie bower at $50 Is Cd Tor
snai ff London. lrlt futures there were unchanged
80 ff1 - Sd. Copper was firm In the local
market. nifa the price tendency upward Lake
was Gnnfed NJ 1887 = n soc: eiectrolyfic.
12 72fs n l3 25c. rastinc ia NI3. 121sc-
Lead was l5rer at fl3 2s Cd in London. The
loeal market wse firm and SHADE higher at
e5mf-f5e.
SpeIter was unchanged AZ f22 p Gd IN the Lon
don market and remained frm Al 3.l1 ia l5-22lae
locally
The English iron market was a little higher.
uith Cleveland warrants qsoted az 49s- The To-
ssl iaafket WAS unchanged
Naval Sforer-TurpeDtine and Rosin
u SNKkNNAH. May 2S.- Turpentine firm at a9d
- Ssies 3a7. rpceinfs Jos shipments 2G5
~ sa=in frn Sales > 2e5- receipts So shin
1nsufs 251s- stock. 10 9ia. onofe. T.. s. S5f7
20. j. $50 T. S. Ca II s. S5, g. 81 90. ~
81 J. Ss15. t. 81 81 N S4S5. \. s495. We
s. -o.ilL5.30. WV. S5.f5MJ-.;0
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AUCTION SALES

HARWICH- May 27-Sfmr SetaS
London.
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sSat. only. mon. only eTamapais only sNuir only
Ticket Offices SausaIito Ferry and S74 Market
General Ohces Mil Valley, Calfornia.
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Teredoes Delay Building Of Transport Wharves

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