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ington. Tennessee and California. hence May Ia;
stinr Winnebago. hence May IL; stmr Rainier
from Seattle.
Sailed Nav a1-Stmr Northland for Seattle:
stmr Ninnebaeo. for seattle
PORT BRAGG-Arrived May 21-Stmr Bruins
NEAH-sailed May Ut 5 tug snoiomish.
for Port Angeles
SAN PEDRo-Arrived May e0-Stmr Bow
Sailed May 20-Stmr San Jaeinto. for San
Francisco; stmr Chehalis. for San Diego
Arrived May 2l-Stmr Stanley Dollar. from
Grays Harbor; stInr Brooklyn. from Redondo.
Sailed May 21-Sehr Commerce, for fuget
sound.
SAN DIEGo-ArrIved May 21-Stmr Chehalis.
from San Pedro
sEATTLE-SaiIed May 20-stmr Rainier. for
Everett. May 2i-Stmr Governor. for San Fran
Arrived May PIT stmr Amiral Hamelin-
Arrived Nav af-Stmr Queen. hence May Is;
stmr Wasp. henc eNay H. via Tacoma.
Sailed May 21-Stmr Wasp. for Everett;
stmr Jefferson. for Skagway.
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived MAY 2l-Stmr
Santa Rosa, hence May 20 and sailed Tor san
FARALLoNEs-Passed May 2f-stm schr.
lumber laden. southbound.
EUREKA-Sailed Nav 21-Stmr Aurelia- for
San Francisco stmr City OF Topeka. for San
Francisco.
Passed May 2f-Stmr Redondo. with. bktn
ChehaIis in tow hence Nav Is. for Coos bay
Arrived May 21-Stmr F. A. Kuburn. hence
May 20: stmr Acme. hence May 19: L 5 light
house tender Sequoia hence MAY 10
Sailed May 2l-stmr William r. Murphy. Nor
PoINT REYFs-Psssed May 21zsIumber
laden steam schooner with letter \ on stack
TATOOST-PasSed in Nav 2l-Stmr San Ma
teo hence May Il. for Seattle
Passed out May 20-U stmr Manning. for
Alaska Nay 21-Stmr Tiverton. from Ludlow
Passed In Nav e1--Br stmr Aymerie. from
Yokohsnna- FOR Victoria
SEATTLE for san Francisco.
PORT SAN LUIS-Arrived May 21-Stmr Coos
IS Sailed ed May y@' 2i%stmr Coos Bay. for san
Pedro.
stmr Hornet. for San Francisco; schr R. c..
Slade for Santa Rosala.
CRESCENT-Passed in May 2f-Stmr Queen.
hence May is. for Seattle
ASTORIA-Arrived May 21-Stmr Northland.
sailed May 2o-stmr Asuneion. for San Fran
cisco. May 2l-stmr Eureka. FOR Eureka. via
Sailed May 2i-stmr TamaIpas. for San
COOS BAY-saned May 21-Bktn Mary Win
kelman for Honolulu.
vENTURA-saiied May 2i-stmr Katherine.
/ for San Francisco.
BANDoN-saiied May 2o-stmr Elizabeth. for
EASTERN PORTS
SPARROW POINT-Passed May 20-Shp
Erskine n Phelps. from Baltimore. FOR Brem-
NEW YoRK-sailed May 2o-stmr Alliance
NoRFoLk-sailed May 2O-Br stmr Chipana,
/ for Valparaiso.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER-Arrived May
| 2i-Ship Hawaiian Isles. from KahuIui los days
and proceeded TO Philadelphia.
ISLAND PORTS
| HoNOLULU-Arrived May 21-Stmr Ala
| media. hence MAY Il.
Sailed May 21-Schr Helene, for San Fran
cisco.
/ FOREIGN PORTS
| SALINA CRUZ-Arrived May 21-Stmr Mis-
| sourian. from Hilo
Sailed May 2l-stmr Mexican. for San Fran
| cisco
Northumberland May 21-stmr Queen
hence May IS.
bourne Br stInr Mariana. for Sydney; Br stmI
1 Ming Chow. for Vancouver.
Sailed May 2f-Br bark Adderley. for Mel
] GENOA-Sailed May 16-Ger stmr Assuan for
| San Francisco.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

y
Friday, May 81
stmr Coronado, stangeland. As hours from
San Pedro.
Stmr President Cousins, IS hours from san
Diego and way ports.
stmr yirgnian, Colcord. days from salna
Cruz, via San Diego IS hours
stmr Prentiss, iyersen. % hours from Eu-
reka.
stmr san Jose, Thompson. 2s days t6 hours
and 10 minutes from Ancon. via Mazatlan
days 10 hours and "a minutes.
Stmr Bee Olsen. II hours from Monterey.
Stmr Pasadena. McGovern, 10 hours from Al
bion.. bound south: put in 10 land freight:
Stmr George Loomis. Mcclellan Jr, 50 hours
from Ventura.
Stmr Wellesley, Lundquist. IS hours from Re
dondo beach.
stmr Alcatraz. Ellescn. SO hours from San
stmr whitesboro. Frederiekson. IA hours from
Greenwood.
Jap stmr Nippon MARI Iilmsr 2. days yos Is
hama Is days 10 hours aud % minutes via
Honolulu days 20 hours and 50 minutes
Schr Washcalore, Petersen, % hours from
schr Hugh Hogan Peterson, II days from
Power schr Newark. wayland, 2s hours from
Byxbee landing
Friday. May II.
Stmr Homer Donaldson. Unalaska; North
American commercial company.
Stmr State Of California Nopauder- Portland;
SAN Francisco and Portland steamship company.
Spreckes & Bros Co.
Br stmr Tonawands Trigg. Mororsn: STANDARD
oil company
stmr Admiral Sampson Bartlett san Pedre;
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
49, FRIDAY. May 81
Stmr 7. Marhoffer. Wrinkle. Seattle
Stmr Temple f. porr. Panzer Eureka
Stmr Pasadena. McGovern. San Pedro.
Stnr Mayfair Olsen, Coos bay.
Stmr National City. Higgins. Fort Bragg.
stmr Eorea. Sandberg. Hongkong. via Yoke
hama and Honolulu.
Stmr Cascade. Ludlow. Astoria
Stmr Marposa. Hayward. Tahiti.
Stmr Admiral sampson. BARTLETT, San Pedro
Br stmr Wellington. Cutler Nanaino-
Stmr Roma Lawson. Port San Luis.
Bktn Coronado. Houdlette. Honolulu; ]. d
Spreckels & Bros. Co.
Schr James Rolph. Olsen. Hama
schr Salem. Jameson Puget sound
WEATHER REPORTS
POINT LoROS. Nav 81. o a. m.-HaZy; wind
northwest; velocity. 20 miles per hour.
POINT REYES, May 81. a. m.-Clear
wind .Grt9gsst yslSdbsy Nav miles per hOI5
Clear wind, northwest; velocity. "a miles pc
TAToosH. May 81. a. m-CIesr; wind
east: Velocity. miles Der hoar
BY UNITED WIRELESS COMPANY
Stmr Victoria. from Valdez for Seattle-Ma'
I 90 D. of ST. Elias.
Stmr Atlas. with barge in tow. from Sal
Francisco May II for Sesttle-May 20. III
p. M. OF Cape Blanco.
Stmr President. from San Diego for San Fran
cisco-will arrive at San Francisco May p
| lis p. M.
Stmr CITY OF Pueba. from Seattle for Sal
Francisco-May 81 0 a. M. of Trinidad Ma
| 20. 4:40 D. M. los miles north Of Cane Blanco
| Will arrive early Saturday morning, May %.
TELEGRAPHIC
| POINT L0BOS. May 81. 10 p. m-Weather
! clear: wind northwest; velocity. IA miles pc
| hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
REDOND0 BEACH Sailed May 21-Stm
| BROOKLYN for San Francisco
A ~ Arrfv mi
| phin. from Skagway. May 2f-Stmr City o
/ Seattle. from Seattle.
/ ELLINGHAM-Arrived May ef-Stmr 0lym
| pic hence Nav II.
PORT LUDTow-Sailed May 2f-stmr liver
! ton. for San Francisco
| TAcoMA-Arrived May PIT stmrs Wash
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Elaine. 20isc; eocene. 2oc; red crown and
motor gasoline. in bulk, l41zc; in cases. 2Ihc;
10 engine distllate. in drums, Sc; No. do,
&C. cases, &c more; Sc deg gasoline. In bulk
-,os' 20 cases - 1sc. Varnish makers aud paint
IS nhpntha- ID bulk lie. IN cases lS5ac-
lurpentne-62e per gallon IN and sc
N bulk, drums and iron barrels.
kosin-Is higher. Per bbl OF 2S0 Ibsl-E
500; F, SECS; G, $50; II. 81; 1, S7.05; WV,
Red and White Lead-Red ss4asc; white
sMsiac per 10.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows, terms net cash: STANDARD graduated
time or eoarse). 56Jc: fruit standard, 5.65c;
crystal donlinos. in cases. S.65c: tablets. in bali
crushed, 5-90c; powdered. 5.l5c; candy grsnu-
lated. 5.s5c. confectoners A. 5.75c: confectian-
ers' crystals. bloc: magnolia A. . 25c: extrs c.
> l5c; egolden 4, 5.0Jc. D. 1850. Barrels and %
10 bags ioc half bbls 25c, boxes soc more per
100 lbs for ali grades. Monarch bar is quoted
granulated in 100 10 bags as follows: Bags. 100
lbs. soc; barrels z5c: half barrels. Coo; 40 H.
tins cased, s.. o.; 81 ID tins cased $2.05; lc ID
tins. cssed, 10 in a case. s21oi ID tins, in
case. $40; 80 ib boxes Sc. No extra charge
Tor putting up bar in private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Grsnulated basis,
5-65c; -Higrade" bar. &C. powdered, 5.7Jc; A
crushed. 5.90c: berry. 5.65c; c. II. extra fine
dry graduated. 5.05c; coarse dry grsnuis ted.
crystals. s.75c cubes 5.90c: bricks, 5.90c; extra
Gne graduated (l0O ID bags ODlyl, -: excelsior
A. 525c. extra &. 5.l5c; golden e. J.05c; yell
low ID. s.95c. II. 4 F. crystal domlnOS. S.65c.
Additional per 100 lbs. In barrels and 30 ID
bags. Zoe more; half barrels, 25c more; boxes.
tins, Sl.I0 more; in 10 10 tins, s2.35 more. Mini
mum order, carload weight.
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tine bv noon. The liner came into port
flying at the fore the flag OF SWitzer-
land in honor of DR.. y. Ritter, the
new minister from the Swiss republic
TO Washington
Among the Nippon's passengers We're
a number of missionaries from India
George AIDE was passenger on the
liner from Shanghai to Yokohama, ana
is coming to this port on the siberia
summed up the story of his travels
abroad in one short sentence; The
cocktail and the constitution follow
the flag" When he arrives here he
VIII have something further TO add
about the effect of the cocktail on the
constitution.
F. G. UihIein. an eastern brewer. and
his wife and three daughters were pas
sengers on the Nippon. They made the
round trip from this port on the cp-
pom.
r. Faraone. Italian consul at Shang
hal was a passenger on the liner. He
is on his way home on leave of alb
The Nippon's cargo included raw
silk valued at $1,745,S00, one Of the
largest shipments ever brought across
the Pacific. The liner also brought
4,6s4 mats of rice, 1886 rolls of mat
ting. lisp chests of tea, and large
consignment of curios.
Mariposa Sails for Tahiti
The Oceanic Steamship company's
liner Mariposa, Captain Hayward,
sailed yesterday for Tahiti with fun
cargo and more than 100 passengers.
Among the passengers was one party
of tourists, who will make the round
trip between here and the antipodes.
On board were the usual number of
those travelling for the sake of the
ocean voyage and the visit to Tahiti.
Many of the passengers are booked
through to New Zealand and Austria
liza.
Among the passengers also were 40
members of the Columbia park boys
club, who are going to New zealand
and Australia, on a tour which will
keep them away for six months.
Cre1vIeSs Scoyv Goes Adrift
The scow schooner Martinez. which
had spent the night o. Black Point,
dragged its anchor early yesterday
morning and was picked up off Meiggs
wharf by the revenue cutter Hart
ley. The scow's anchor lights were up
and burning. but there was nobody
on board. The Hartley locked the
wanderer at section b of the seawall.
where it was claimed later IN the day.
Korea Sails for Far East
With a large cargo which included
1000 tons of government freight for
Manila. the Pacific Mail liner Korea
Captain s. Sandberg, sailed at O'Clock
yesterday for the far east. The liner
carried large number OF cabin pas
sen gers and many Asiatics in the steer
age.
san Jose Here From Panama
The Pacific Mail liner San Jose.
Captain II. Thompson, arrived early
yesterday from Panama and way ports.
The liner brought As passengers, 1875
tons Of cargo and treasure valued at
$91450.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 2.040 900 feet.
The American ship Hawaiian Isles
arrived yesterday at Delaware break
water having made the run from ha-
hului in 106 days.
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda arrived yesterday at
Honolulu.
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RELIEVES COLONEL
JOHN B. BELLNGER
Transport Officer Has Record OF
Service in Cuba and Philip
pines

Colonel Frederick Won Schrader, the
new transport quartermaster, assumed
his duties at this post yesterday
He relieves Colonel John b. Bell
niger, who for the last three years has
been in charge of the movements OF
the transport service at this port
Colonel Won Schrader is not strane
er to San Francisco, as he was sta
toned at Angel island in 1878.
Later he was stationed at Alcatraz
Colonel Won Schrader entered the
service October l. 1878, as second lieu
tenant OF the Twelfth infantry.
For the last three years hes has been
stationed at st. Louis in the quarter
masters department.
Colonel Won Schrader has had wide
experience in army life. having served
in Cuba and also in the Philippines.
Mrs. Won Schrader and Miss Won
Schrader will join the colonel in July.
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late mail report from New York says Of
hops.
Contracts VITA growers for the coming crop
and for term 0f wears are again in better de
mznd. 9ie a Toe being offered TO growers ia Ore
Eon for the next crop. with but few sellers. as
growers now unwilling contract. Crop
prospects are unchanged and rather gloomy in
oregon, and though there is plenty Of time for
improvement only a moderate crop Is expected
even under most favorable weather conditions.
Hides-Culls and brands sell bout y ale IN
der quotations. Heavy sailed steers. l215 Gl3c;
medium. HAZE; light. 10is ale; cowhides.
lo1a @iliac for heavy, l0lkd11c for/light:
sailed calf. l6iec; dry hides. l9c. dry kip. 1Sc:
sheePSkins. sheafings. 20@ soc each: short wool
81 al5c each; medium. I5c1Si each; long wool.
- dl15; lambs. 25d1Jc: horsehides. salt
500. for large and Si.75a225 Tor me
alum, i5cdSl-50 for small and 25d5oc for
kl-23d2 Tor medium. 5ocdSl for small and
@atd50c for colts: goafskins. prime sngora. GOA
s5c; large hair goats. - d50c: medium 20G25c;
small 5G l5c; Mexican dry hides 17iac; do,
picked. I6c: DO. dry salted. l2e; dry stays.
re, Mexicsn deerskiDs 3OG34c; dry ssItcd do.
e5d27c; dry Central American. oSd32c per ID.
Tailow-No. ] rendered. 5@5lsc; No. ., 30
4tsc; grease. 2G3c
Nool-New San Joaquin, years staple, Ia
Toe; do 70 months. 10GI5c; new southern
coast. 70llc Fail clip-Mouutsin free, "a a
loc; CO defective. 6d7c; Nevada, 1SIlSc per Ih.
Hops-Prices 10 growers are from &C 10 Ice
per To- with ga lie FOR contracts
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Los AnreIes rrarkets

LOS ANGELES. May 2I-Hesvy receipts Of
cheese weakened the market today, and anchor
cheese declined 2c 70 Ice for the large size. lie
FOR Young America and ISc for hand cheese
Bidding for butter strong and prices held
hrm at the quotations. Eggs were in better re
receipt today and prices ruled firm at 2Sc for
extra selects 76c for ranch candled and 24c for
count.
Local produce receipts: Receipts OF produce
today were Eggs. 81 cases; butter p, $50
pounds; cheese. 114s0 pounds: potatoes. 125
sacks. onions. 2z3 sacks beans. 81 sacks; sweet
potatoes. p sacks; apples
Garden produce; Potatoes lper ctll-High-
lands 81 25d2. 30: oregon. 50 6062.75 coast
I.ompOc. S2-75; Idaho. S2.25: Oregon Burbsnks
s.. 75d3. white rose S2.23 new potatoes. S1.50
Butter-Cresmerv. extra, SOC; firsts, 47Jsc:
eastern extras - &c.
Eggs (per dozen)-Extra select. 2sc: California
ranch candled. 26c; case count, 2314c.
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PENANG-Sailed May 2o-Br stmr Keemun.
for Liverpool
SHIELDS-Ssiled May l9-Fr bark Bayonne,
for San Francisco
BRISBANE-Arrive May 19-Br stmr
Aorangi from Victoria
KOBE-Saiied May 2f-Br stmr Ashtabula.
for San Francisco via Yokohama.
USHANT-PaSSed May 2t-(ier stmr SetoS,
hence Jan 0. for Hamburg.
VANCOUVER p. C.-Sailed May 21-Br bark
Adderlev. for Melbourne.
OCEAN STEAMERS
RISBANE-Arrived May 20-Stmr AOrangL
from Vancouver. via Honolulu
APLES=Sailed May 2O-Stmr Campanla.
for New York
SOUTHAMPTON ~ Sailed May 20 Stmr
Deutschland. for New York. via Cherbourg.
NEW NORK-Arrived May 21-Stmr kais-
erin AuguSfe Victoria from Hamburg.
BOULOGNE-Arrived May s1-Stmr P0tsdam-
from New York.
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oreron Wool saIes

PORTLAND. May 21.-Over Is per cent OF
the 1909 wool clip in eastern Oregon has al
ready been sold and the remainder VIII be
cleaned up In short order. according TO the lead
ing wool buyers here. The principal unsold
holdings in the Shaniko, section, and even
there the buyers have lately been operating
Shaniko is probably the only eastern Oregon
point that viii hold q sealed bid sale this
year. IN other localities growers sold earlier.
The ShanikO sale occurs today. The bulk Of the
sales east of the mountains have been at
lfM2Oi4c. with some fine clips bringing PIE
The valley wool market has become quite act
I've Dealers are offering 241zc for fine. &c for
medium and pc for choice valley wool
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COTTON FUTURES
Ensfern Lirerrock Nfarkcts
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. MAY .-CattIe-Reeeipts
600 Market steady. Native steers. s. .256
= 20. native COWS and heifers, $306 40: stock
ers and feeders. S4d5 50; bulls, $3-6005. %;
calves. s4d65o: western steers, $J.25d6. 20:
western COWS 50 Is d5.5O.
ses &c soI5g 20. basvv 81 2oS55 81
packers and butchers $685. I7-35; light SC. COG
50; pigs. s.. 5Od6-75
Sheep-Receipts. ? 900 Market steady. Nut
tons SzT0d6 20: lambs. S5.JOMS.J0. wethers
and yearliDgs. s4.75G7.50; ewes, S4Q6
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CARGO INCLUDESSILk
WORTH$1,45,SOO
Japanese Liner Enters the Har=
Dor Flying the Flag of
Swiss Republic

HE Japanese liner
Nippon Maru. Cap
tain w. Z. Filmer.
arrived yesterday
from the orient
with Jos passengers.
nearly 5000 tons of
cargo and treasure
valued at $21,S62.
According 10 its
promise made by
wireless, the liner
was in port at IL
o'clock a. m, and
had pa ssed Quaran-
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average snow on ground, 81 inches
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures reported from eastern cities for the
previous day: Chicago. 600; New York, 5s-
As; Omaha. 1856.
SYNOPSIS
Much needed rain has fallen in some of the
northern counties OF California. In the Sierra
light snow ls reported Conditions favorable
for a few showers in the foothills and
mountains. 1t is much colder throughout Ne
vada eastern Oregon and Idaho. and II is I'M
usually cool for this time of the year in Cali
fornia Warmer weather may be expected by
Sunday. High winds prevail along the coast
from San Francisco TO the mouth of the Columbia
river. The relative humidity Red Bluff was
81 per cent and at Fresno A per cent.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the 80
hours ending at midnight May %:
San Francisco and yciHity-Fsir Saturday
somewhat warmer; brisk west winds; not so
gusty.
winds.
Sacramento yalley-Cioudy Saturday. clearing
during the day, with showers in the foothills
and mountains; moderate south winds, changing
to north.
San joaquin valley-Fair Saturday: showers
in the mountains; moderate north winds.
Los Angeles and vicinty-Cloudy Saturday;
moderate south winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster
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London NIetnI Market

NEW IUHh- Nay 1.-THE london TN p1ar-
ket was about los higher today. with spot
quoted at f132 2s 81 and futures at f133 Is Cd
The local market quiet but higher in sxnn-
patty ar 2e.l21z d29 DC
Copper shade higher IN London. with
spot closing at f59 Sc Cd and futures at EGO Is
Sd The local market steady and. unchanged
With lake at 1927 dI3-3755c. eiectrolyffc At
u eT5z diSc and casting at I2.T5012 S75xc
The English iron market was unchanged AZ
as FOR Cleveland warrants Locally the market
vas steady at recent prices. No. ] foundry
northern S1C016.50: No. .. $l5.75N16. %. No
southern and No ] southern soft, Si0Mi6 -
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London wool snIes

LONDON, May 21.-Tbe third series Of the
wool auction sales closed today with offerings OF
6-5zs bales. The remand continued brisk and
hrR prices ruled. The feature OF the sales
was the activity OF Americans. who started by
paving 10 per cent advance for suitable parcels
and quickly raised the limits.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Ner York Cotton nrarket

NEW YORK. May 21.-Cotton has been ex-
tremelF irregular today. Liverpool showed dis
position 20 OF and market opened about
10 points lower. but bid up and sold on
sgain- Later in the day it bid mp by ring
professionals, but offerings were heavy the
bUlees-
upIsnds I1-75c; middling gulf. 12c; sales. 400
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Comnagnie Generate Transatlantioue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday. instead of Saturday.
At 10 a m, from pier A. North river foot Of
first class to Hayre, sT7.50 and upward: Sec
ond class to Havre, $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES. AND CAN
ADA, 10 state st. New York. ]. f. FUGAzi,
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST., San
Francisco. Tickets sold By all railroad ticket
agents
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SAVANNAH. Nav xI--TuTpentinc--Firrn
81 n 9sc. sales 647: receipts. 022; ship
RoSin-Firm Sales. c.I<5: receipts. 272s;
shipments. 2.I52: stock. LOTS. Quote: y.
q 81. n. 81 20. T. s. 20. X. - 80: ". S4S5:
\ 81 30: VIC. So: WV. s515.
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NEW YORK. May 2l.-Hops-ouiet.
HdeS-firm.
WOol-Steady-
Petroleum-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. firm: fair refining, 3.45c; cen
trifug8l 96 test, 395c: melasses sugar. SOC.
Refined steady.
CoHee-Futures closed net ; points higher TO
5 points lower. Sales were reported Of "a, $50
haas. about half OF which exchanges. The
business in May at T.l5c; June. Csc;
September. 6.i0cs March s5.9Jc- Spot. quiet;
No Rio. rs dsc; No Santos. SIS d9c. Mild.
quiet. Cordova. 80 Gl2atc
Butter-Firm. Creamery specials, 2GIs a
Pc official 26iIc: extras. 26c: large TO first
25isc: western imitation creamery first, 20m21c
Chees-Steady; unchanged
EgCs-Firm: unchanged.
DRIED FRI IT
Evaporated Apples-Un Unchanged. Fancy. So a
9lsc; choice. TQ72sc; prime. 6d6%o; common
70 fair 5N53sc.
Prunes-Rather firm in tone. with quotations
ranging from 2If n l2c for California fruit and
from eia I9c for Oregon 40-50s 10 2O-30s.
Apricots-Firm- Choice. I0M10iac; extra
choice 1oi4 a l0a4c fancy. Io15 d1Sc.
Peaches-Are IN light supply. but buyers seem
Indifferent and no improvement Is reported in
prices Choice. 6@6hc; extra choice, Ga @63te;
fancy. 7dsHc
nsisins-I Unsettled. but are meeting with p
rather better demand. Loose muscatel. ~ a
isc- choice 70 fancy seeded ~ G61<c: seed
loss 30 @5isc; London layers. S1.15G1-2o.
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Northwestern Pacific R. R. CO

VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausaiito, Mill Valley. san Ra-
faeI-DaiIy except Sunday: Every 80 minutes
from Gas a. m until 9:45 a. m. hourly until
T:4J D. m. then 800 1885 D. m and 1901 a. m.
On Sundays every 80 minutes until AS .. IN.
then PAS p. m. and every 30 minutes until AS
p. m, then 300, 1875 p NJ and 1901 a. n.
3:l5, 3:45 4:15 4:45 Sis. 5:45. CHS. GAS D. m.
SundaysE7:15, SIS. 9:15. Gas. 10:45. II AS
a. M. 12:45, LAS. 3:15. 3:45. AIS, 4:45. 5:15.
For San Quentin-Daily-9:15 a m, 1:45 D. m
7:15 a. NJ. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
tons
7:45 a. M daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa.
T:45 a. m daily. except Sundays. for Guerne-
vile. River Landing and way stations
sis a. m daily for Cazadero and way stations
s:45 a. m Sunday only for Petaluma. Santa
Rosa GuerneviIle. River Landing and way sta
tlons-
els a. M Sunday only for Glen Ellen. Point
io:45 a. m. daily FOR Petaluma. Santa Rosa
S:45 p. m. daily. except Sunday. for CazaderO
SIS D. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa.
Heaidsburg. Cloverdale, Ukiah. GuerneviIle
River Landang. Sebastopol.
4:45 Q. m. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
5:15 0. m. daily for PetaIuma. Santa Rosa.
5:45 .. m daily, except Sunday. and 7:45
D. M Sunday only for Point Reyes and way sta
' VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon. BeIvedere-week days-7:so.
snndsysI7:so. 1900. 411:oo a. m, t12
$50 &c.. $50 .ps.l m and +c lsoi a ',s raj,
Schuetzen Park.
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G. F. Tietgcn June
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First cabin. SIS upward; second cabin S57 So
A. r. JOHNSON q CO., Broadway, New York,
or to local agents.
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