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Los ApgeIes Narkets

LOS ANGELES. June Eggs receipts were
heavy today. but the demand was good and
prices were unchanged sr % cents dozen for
extra selects. - cents for ranch candled. -
cents for case count and . and &c cents for
eastern fresh. Bidding Tor butter sctive
afd prices were dm az % cents for creamery
extras and 5@ia cents Tor cresmery frstS. The
potato market Wss dun and weak
Produce receipfs-Recoipts Of produce today
were Eggs So cases: butter. -. $50 pounds;
Cheese l2503 pounds; potatoes. I23 sacks;
onions. none; besus. o. sacks; sweet potatoes,
,peL sppics. none.
C-s-Eyfra selects asc: local ranch csndled.
Il case count. 23c; eastern fresh. 25a 26c-
lttcr-t Creamery extra. SOC; creamery first,
b-7-c- cooking butter. .Zl-c-
Chrese-Northerm fresh. ice; snehor large,
1Nc- anchor ]. A.. ice: hand cheese. anchor
brand poe. eastern singles lSc, eastern twins.
lS-- eastern cheddarS. lTc: eastern longh0rn,
1sc- eastern daisy. lsl n l9c; Swiss imported,
-sN3nc. Swiss domestic. 1Sc: brick cream. 20c:
umhurcer zoe: Tulare. 14c: imported Rogue
fort. s2c- Edsm 36-37 size. case Of -. $. 20
n So German breakfast Sl-l0 box. Neufchatel.
$50 box. Sierra. S11o box; Canada cream. one
lazon tn box. 95c. SrhloSsksse. 81.
BeauS-No. I pink. $50: No. 1 lima. S4.35;
Lady Washington. 80. small white. Sc,
hlackcye- $50. tfsrranzas, $3.50: lentils, Ger
mFn Ss- do California. 50
IOrarocS-L0csl early rose. s.. 50G 20: north
cn early rose. S2.J0d 2.15: local Burbsnks
SO; highlands $50. LcmPoc. $40; Utshs
E20-25 Oregon Burbsnks- S2-e0d , 20: sweets
scilow local, $50; new potatoes. ee4eec PEI
hoV
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The HiIOnian's Cargo

Tire steamer Hilonian sailed for Honolulu on
We-1esday with cargo valued al Sl16.232 and
- ling the following.
q hbls -four. -965 ctls barley 6.5S2 lbs beans.
40 Tbs yeas. :. 12j lbs bran 5000 lbs and 81 cs
bread. 3S cfls corn. ctls wheat. 2ls bales hay.
-63l cs canned goods, LOO lbs salt. 225 lbs
sugar. &c 200 lbs lard, 5.52S lbs and cod
fsh. = so lbs and 30 cs candy. ,429 lbs and 3
cheese COO lbs coffee. $50 lbs chocolate. %
cs and 4 pkgs salmon. u cs olives. 10 honey,
CPS lbs and p dried fruit 325 lbs raisins,
GOO lbs hops. 3l3 pkgs fresh fruits, b pkgs veg
efables 81 pkgs onions. - pkgs potatoes. 200
hhls beer 10.904 gals wine. 137 gals and - cs
whisky. automobiles and IS parts. - cs boots
and shoes 1S4 pkgs dry goods. 81 hats 35
pkEs electrical goods. 754 kegs nsils. 90 kegs
staples. &}9 rs crts and 50 bbls oil. 106
pkgs paints. 153 kegs white lead. $50 lbs putty
- bbls tar. 140 rolls roofing, Il pkgs rubber
goods, 1916 lbs seeds. 3.4IG lbs soda. go lbs
tobacco. is pkgs wagon material. q pkgs acid.
5l-a22 lbs bone black. doors. 227 pcs and 2
hds steel and iron. 80 bdls iaths. 1900 II lum-
ber 10 bxs soap. . bbs asphalt, q pkgs
drugs. l3 pkcs elevator material. 90 pkgs ma
chneTy. 3340 lbs solder. il rolls leather 80 cyIs
gas
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for San Pedro: sehr Sadie for San Pedro.
.TAToOSH-Passed out June 4-Srmr j. Mar
hofer, from Everett. for San Francisco: stmr
Governor, from Seattle for San Francisco. June
5-Stmr Fairhaven, from Tacoma. for Grays Har-
Dor: sehr MelrOse from Everett. for Guavmas.
REDONDO-Arrived June 5-Stmr Norwood,
from Gavlota; Stmr Cbehalis. from San Pedro;
stmr RosecranS, hence June 2.
Sailed June 5-Stmr Norwood, for San Diego;
stmr Chehalis. for San Pedro
SEATTLE-Arrived June 4rStmr Minnesota.
from Yokohama.
Sailed June 4-stmr Tallac. for san Francisco;
Stmr Meteor, for Treadwell-
Sailed June J-Stmr Charles Nelson. for San
Francisco; stmr Dupont; stmr Santa Ana. for
FORT BRAGG-SaiIed June 5-Stmr Bruins
wick. for San Francisco; stnr National City, for
EASTERN PORTS
DELAWARE BREAKWATER- Passed June 4
-Stmr Hawaiian, from Puerto Mexico, for PhiIa-
delphia.
H0NoLULU-Arrived June 81 stmr Buf-
falo, hence May % for Manila.
Arrived June 5-Sehr Oliver J. Olsen, from
Eureka
MAHUKoNA-sailed June 4-schr 0. NJ KeI-
logg, for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
WALMER-Passed June 3-Br ship Colony
from AGtTerp ,,IT ,t,, for san Francisco
/ Elfrieda. for San Francisco.
-BREST-Sailed June 2-Fr bark Francois, for
| Oregon.
CHERBoURG- Sailed May 1s-Fr bark Neu-
/ lily for kahului.
coRoNEI- Sailed May 24-Br stmr Buruby,
I for Valparaiso.
1 PUERTO MEXIco-sailed June 2-Stmr Cali
/ fornian. for Delaware breakWater-
PUNTA ARENAS-Arrived May 3n-Ger stmr
/ Anubis. from Hamburg. for San Francisco
Sailed June 1-Ger stmr Serak for Hamburg.
/ KARATzU-Arrived May 31-Ger stmr Mag
ara. hence May 8.
NOUMEA-Arrived about May 24-Fr ship
Champigny. from Vancouver
QUEENSCLIFF-Arrived May 22-Fr ship As
''''N'' --'' OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived June 5-Stmr Ia Pro
vence. from HaVre.
Arrived June 5-Stmr ST. Paul. from South
ampton and Cherbourg
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
New YORK Cotton Market

NEW YORK. June 5-Hutton's wire says:
'-Therc was little disposition 10 80 short not
ulrlSranding the high condition reported by
fne- government. The visible supply statement
moderately bullish. but received little con.
sldsra ffon Sentiment is less buIiish. but many
traders are waiting 10 buy on moderate de
cline
LivcrDoN' failed 10 develop the expected weak
no~> over night and our market ruled steady
and slightly higher in consequence
SDRners' tskineS Of 2G2. 000 bales against
$50 ooD last wear and 2l2.000 year before lasi
were cOnsi idcred bulllsh on account Of the Whit
suntide holidays in England and Memorial dsy
in America
Tho movement into sight for the week was
also bullSh. figuring 20 s69 hsles against So
- n 1905 and 76 5JJ in 1907.
Tho visible supply decreased l62. 600 bales ani
is now 1872 400 bales against 3.O95, SO IL
1905 and s.U732 275 in 1907
spot closed quiet: middliuc uplands. ll.50c.
mffdling gulf IN 7Ic- No sales
COTTON FUTURES
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try west of the Rocky mountains with light
northerly winds. In The great valley of Cali
fornia the Temperatures range from so TO SS
degrees. The humidity at Red Bluff is 4S per
cent and at Fresno 81 per cent. Conditions are
favorable for fair weather Sunday and slightly
warmer along the coast.
Forecast made at San Francisco for so hours
ending midnight, June 8:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair: somewhat
warmer Sunday; moderate west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair; warmer Sunday;
moderate northwest wind.
Sacramento yalley-Far Sunday; light north
wind.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; light north
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair; warmer Sun
day.. light north wind G. II. WILSON.
Local Forecaster.
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notice. Paper mail for Hawaiian is
lands closes one hour earlier than times

notice. Paper mail for Hawaiian is
lands closes one hour earlier than times
given.
For Australia and New Zealand--steamer
Makura leaves Seattle June Is; mail closes
June 10 at p. m. Steamer Invertay leaves
San Francisco June IL; mail closes at 10 a. m.
San Francisco June To- mail closes at 1880
a. m. Steamer China leaves San Francisco
June Il; mail closes at 1870 a. m.
For the Philippines-Steamer Siberia leaves
San Francisco June 10; mail closes at 1890
For Tahiti-steamef Mariposa leaves San
Francisco July ]; mail closes at $50 a.
Hyades Brings Big Cargo
The freighter Hyades arrived yester-
day nine days from IIilo with a cargo
which included $500 bags of sugar
and 1900 cases of pineapple. May 81
the Hyades spoke the British bark
1eoman, bound from this port for sgd
ney.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yestesday by sea
amounted to 1895, 900 feet.
The navy transport Buffalo, which
left here May % for Manila. arrived
yesterday at Honolulu
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan is
due today from Panama and way ports.
The liner China, which is due Tuesday
from the orient. is bringing large
number of passengers.
Death and Wreck in North
ST. JOHNS y. F.. June 5.-Death,
injury and destruction formed the bur
den of the tale brought ashore today
from several schooners which, after a
long Imprisonment in the ice fields of
the coast of Newfoundland, finally
reached various ports.
The death was that of man who
was swept overheard from the schooner
Emma White.
The schooner William Cross was so
badly crushed by ice that the crew
abandoned it, They walked across the
ice to the shore.
The schooner Gallant after losing ITS
rudder in the ice. drifted TO port IN
helpless condition.
Prominent People on Liner
SEATTLE. June 5.-The steamer
Minnesota. from Manila and Yokohama,
arrived this morning with large pas
senger list, among those on board be-
ing Governor General James Smith OF
the Philippine Islands, Mrs. Smith and
two aids; w. A. Reed. governor of the
northern archipelago; Captain and Mrs.
p. H King and Major NJ. J. Munro, Z.
s. A: Madam w. s. Ho. wife OF the
Chinese consul general at New York
and Judge J. Moir, head of the Amer
lean schools in the Philippines.
n Q
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Army Transport Logan Sails for the Philippines

weight mostly -four. of which there were prob
ably 1900 tons.
Steamer Sue H. Elmore. from Tillamook ar
rived today with full list of passengers and
general merchandise.
After voyage of IS days from Santa RosaIia
to Astoria the German bark Schwartzenbek is
diseharging ballast at Linnton. She Will load
lumber at Inman-Poulsen mills
Norwegian steamer syerre captain Jentof:
lumber She goes via Nanaimo, B. c., for bunker
coal.
About 200 names have been sent in to the
office of j. w Ransom, local agent of the
Hartman lines in the naming contest for the
two new ships being built for that company
Arriving at the st. John mills last night the
Norwegian steamer Rygja, Captain Syendsen,
which is under charter to the Portland and ASH
attic steamship company for the oriental trade.
began TO take on "a part OF her cargo this morn
ing. She will load 100000 feet of lumber at
the ST Johns mills 1000, 600 at the Eastern
and Western mills and will take on 100000 feet
from the Portland lumber company. The cargo
is destined to private concerns in Manila.
TACOMA, June 5.-Steamer Queen arrived
today from San Francisco via Seattle.
British ship Marlborough Hill left port today
with lumber for Valparaiso
United States cable snip burnside arrived
from Quartermaster harbor anti is eoaling.
ASTORIA, June Steam schooner Majestic
left this morning for San FraB;isco with cargo
of lumber.
steam schooner Jolran Poulsen, with partial
cargo of lumber for San Francisco arrived at
hnappton this morning TO finish.
steamer Sue h. ElmoFe arrived last evening
from TiIlamook with freight and passengers
Steamer Rose City left this afternoon for
San Francisco with freight and passengers.
oil tank steamer Asuncson, with cargo Of
fuel oil for, the standard on company, arrived
from San Francisco this afternoon.
Steamer Eureka arrived this afternoon from
Eureka and Coos hay with freight and passen-
gers
steam schooner Cascade is expected this even
ing from San Francisco to hoad lumber.
SAN PEDRO, Jure steamship Santa Rosa
cleared for San Diego with freight and passen-
gers 1t Will call tomorrow, bound for San
Francisco via Redondo and Santa Barbara.
steamer Santa barbara completed the dis
charge OF a lumber cargo and cleared for Grays
Harbor TO reload ard take freight and passen-
gers for San Franci SEQ
steamer Whittier cleared for San Francisco,
CARRYING i0. 500 barInls of crude oil.
Steamer Norwood arrived from Grays Harbor.
via San Francisco, with passengers and S75, ,0OO
feet Of lumber.
steamer Quinault completed the discharge Of a
lumber cargo and cleared today for Grsys
Harbor via San Francisco. to reload.
Schooner Charles Hansen has arrived from
Manzanllo Mex, with a cargo of mahogany
and cedar logs
Steamer Fearless sailed in ballast for Bel
lingham TO reload
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Eastern livestock Markets
SOT-TH OMAHA


SOUTH OMAHA. June attle-Receipfs
1n0 Market unchanged. Native steers. S5d
G75: cows and heifers. $3M6; western steers.
s. lOd5.s5. Texas streets 5000: dsnge
COWS and heifers. 50 2S5H5-75. Gamers. S2M 4:
stockers and feeders. s3@3.55i calves, $3.50
: -. bulls and stays. S3dJ-50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market Sc higher.
Heavy. S7-35a7.e0; mixed. s7.3Od7.40: light.
S7-l5fJ7 40- pigs. SJM6.T5; bulk OF sales, 81 "a
aT.50.
sheep Receipts 500. Market steady. Year
liugs s. T5n6-75: lambs s. 80 S.25.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY June 5.-Csttle-Receipts.
2a0. Market steady. Native steers s5d7; na-
tive COWS and heiferS. S2.75d665. stockers
anI feeders. S40 so: bulls. s.. 40a5: calves,
S5.50NT. western steers. S5.25d6.75; west
ern cows s. 25a5-25.
Hogs Receipts =. 600. Market steady 10
strong. Bulk ~ sales. S7.I0dT.55: heavy 81 40
O. .6o- packers and butchers. sT.259 7.55; light,
S6.a0a 7-35: pigs, $5-yOd6.0J-
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

SEATTLE. June 5--Arrived: Steamer Mime.
sofa. from the orient; L. $. survey tug Wilson
from Grays Harbor.
Sailed Steamer Santa Ana, for southeastern
Alaska steamer st. Helens, for Nome; steamer
Dolphin. for Skagway and way ports
The steamer Tampico has gone TO Nanairno
for coal. On returning she will load for Nome
The steamer Queen shifted Tacoma
Steamer Charles Nelson shifted TO Dupont
Steamer CroiS is preparing to take A large
party Of excursionists to Nome on her next trim.
PORTLAND. June with about 325 passen-
for San Francisco. Her cargo was an exception-
ALI heavy one. being about 1900 tons dead
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Nerr York Proilnce

NEN YORK. June 5.-Hops-Firm state
common 10 choice 1905 ia sc: 1907 3GGc.
hides-Stea1y. Bogots, 2li4 a 22ls c; Central
America. 22c-
Mo0l-Sfeadv- Domestic fleece 35R37c
ctrolcum-Steady
Slgar-Baw. firm; fair refining 3. f2e cen
tliugal, .s6 test. 3.92c, mOlasses sugar. Sic
tehned, steady No. & As5c; No. :. 4.4oe; No
= f-aJc, No. g, $500. No. 10. 4.25c; No. IL
800, No. j. h.l5c: No I3. s.I0c: No. a.
500, ccnfoctioners A. 4.75c; mold Al. 300
cut LOST 5.T5c. crushed. 5.65c powdered, 5.0Jc
sranulared- 1850; cubes, 5-20c
Coffee Futures closed dull net unchanged I,
points lower. win the business sggregatini
coo bags including regular sales Of June a
$500 G.g5c- Spot. quiet: No. Rio. s7s a Sc
No- santos, &c; mild quiet; CordoTa- 9s. a
l-@tc
BuIfer snd cheese frm and unchanged.
tSes--I' irner- Western extra frsts pa
--5sr- hrsts. y N2l iac; seconds. 2Od iac.
DRIED FRUITS
ETaporstcd apples-Steady. Fancy. 81 e19l4 G.
choice. 9Fssc; prime. 616s4c; common 10 fair
5N54sc.
prunes-Stesdy; 2E 10 1l5zc for Californi'
'rllL and fNt9c for Oregon so-60s 10 20-30S.
Apricots are said 90 be frmer on the coast
hu, The spot market shows no quetsbe change
Choice. lo4l0i<c; extra choice. lkai0ss C.
fancy. 1IGl3c
Peaches are unchanged. Choice. 5d6c; extr'
choice. Ga N6&c. fancy. 7NSisc.
Aaisins are steady Loose muscatel. 81 a 4lac
choice 10 fancy seeded ~ G61sc: seedless
aas g5lsc; London layers, Sl.15dL2o.
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hi 81 Rrnnch Hydrogranhic ofaee

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. 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 ma t
tiers OF interest to ocean commerce.
j. Il. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert. in charge
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HAS THE TWENTIETH
INFANTRY ON BOARD
Colonel Won Schrader Makes
Filipino Woman StOwaway
Present of Ticket

HE army transport
Logan. Captain Stin-
son, sailed at noon
Yesterday. for the Phil
ippines by way of
Honolulu and Guam.
The Logan carried the
twentieth infantry,
and there was a great
crowd on the wharf to
bid the troopers good
by. The goodby dele
cation was not alto
gether made up of the
a : 4 4. \
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Camnagnie Generate Transatlantinna
DIRECT LINE no HAvRE- PARIS

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday instead OF Saturday
at 10 a. M from pier ~, North river foot Of
Morton st.
First class to Havre. $T7.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Hayre. $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA 10 State ST.. New York j. +. FUGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast, $50 Montgomery ST san
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
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-stoore q scott TO Make Repairs

RiAs were received yesterday in the
offceINof Eschen & Minor for caliSing
the big ship Wm. II. Macy, and the
contract was awarded to the Moore 4
scott iron works. their bid being $2.245.
The vessel viii be moved from It's pres
ent location AT Long wharf 10 the Yards
~ the Moore & Scott iron works to-
morrow morning.
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Ner York NIetnI nInrIet

NFW YORK. June 5.-The metal markets
were quiet. rs usual in the absence OF cables.
Tin was quoted al 29.l2ik q 29.3TIzc
Copper continued firm. with lake quoted at
13-500 1880: electrolytic. l3.25al3-J0c; cast
fng I3.I2ia dl337
Lead was unchanged al z-35@4.45. and spelter.
5.30N5-S5
iron was unchanged
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SALES
~ FIRST SUMMER
90 COMBINATION SALE -
At FRED H. CHASE & co. s PAVILION
47s Valencia St. San Francisco.

''1OI4IIo
MONDAY EVE, JUNE Z, az 7:45 O'CLOCK
Thomas Roman. PIeasanten, eonsigns 20 head
OF hlghly bred. young trotters and PAGERS by An
trlm, Alexis. Birdman. Bonnie Mex and other
registered sires. and out Of registered mares
Ihere are some great prospects among them. Al
are broke and ready 10 train
r. Gommet, San Francisco, eOnsigns FIVE head
OF young horses by Kinney Lou 2:07s4 Alta Nels
2ilA aud Strathwsy 2:19, also the EiectiOneeI
stallion Alta Vela 2:i1L
X. o'Grady, San Mateo, eonsigns 10 head Of
road, carriage and business horses
Several well broke roadsters and track pros
pecfs by other consignors. and a fine pair OF ear
rage mares, Victoria stauhope. harness, etc
the property Of a well known physician. Send
Tor catalogue. FRED II. CHASE & co.
Horses at ward Time K
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shInmenfe nf Crnde on

The tank ship rails OF Clyde was cleared for
Honolulu Yesterday with $1,000 barrels Of crude
oil IN bulk valued 81 $i9.Se0.
Tho tank steamer W \. Porter was cleared
for Nome and St Michael via Monterey vester-
.fsr Tho steamer goes 10 the southern port 10
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Army Transports

The Logan Is in port
The crook is in port.
The Buford is IN port
The Sherman is IN port
The Warren Is 81 Manila.
The Fitzpatrick left Manila May j, bound 70
New York via Suez.
The sheridan. outward bound. sailed May Ie
TIE Thomas sailed Jane from Honolulu for
zhis port.
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NaraI stores-TurpentIne and Ro.i

SAVANNAH. Ga. June 5.-Spirits turpen-
tiuc-Firm- CSC; sales III; receipts 549; ship
sneufs 15q
\ Rosin-Firm sales 3.o77: receipts ssi: :
shipments. s26; stock. l25.2s3 Quote: B. s.. 40
H2-eo; y. S3.25: +. S3s55N365 +, SS.90d4;
~ s.. y s.. .: VIC. s.. 30: WV. s.. go.
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Chtcarn Dnirr Prodncfr

CHICAGO. June 5.-Butter- Firm; cresmeries,
- Q<6c, dairies. 20ls @24iec.
EGgs-Stesdv az msrk. cases included. 19c;
hrsts l8isc; prime hrsts. 2llzc; receipts 1850
cases.
Cafese-Steady. daisies. 12Ss aisle: twins,
"a l2l4c; Dung Americas, 1874 al dl31ac; long
horns. l3ls n l3Isc
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Average snow on ground IA inches
The following maximum and minimum fem
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day; Chicago. 7o-G0; New York. 66-5S;
Omaha, S4-66.
An area of high pressure is central of the
Washington coast. moving slowly eastward
while the pressure is filling slowly over the
ditions have caused fair weather over the eoun-
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IT. Louis Wool Afafket

ST LOUIS June 5.-Wool-Stesdy. Ned ium
- des comhing and clothing 25d soc: light
.. 2lM27c; heavy fine, l4G22c; tub washed,
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CSC; grease, Ease.
Nool-New San Joaquin. years staple. 136
isc, do 10 months. 12d16c: new southern
Cosst. 3et l4c- FAN clip-MOuntsin free Se1I2c:
i, " effective. 6GSc: Nevada. I3d2Oc per ID.
II Hops-Prices TO growers are case per H. with
{ - BE FOR contracts
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PLACE Fl. Date Remarks
Erays HarI 10 MAY 29Channel getting broader
Depth at mean low
Willapa B 81 Apr. / water in channel to
RAYMOND 10 feet.
Colum R'24 Feb. l6. 6.............. ....-..-
Nehalm ri lApr. 3Channel 200 feet south
of buoy.
depth of 5 feet at low
Tilmk b. Apr 80 water In channel to
Garibaldi.
Yaqulna b - Mar I2Channel not shifting.
Beacon on beach in line
Siuslaw Il 4 May with south side of
guleh leads over bar
Umpqua R l2 May 1Channel in good condi-
tion.
- feet at low water to
Coos Bay IL June North Bend; IL feet
at low water to
Marshheld.
6oQuille R S May 3liChanneI close to north
jetty.
No opportunity ( o r
Rogue Rivl 49,. .....-.. soundings lately; be-
fore rise there was Z
feet ON bar.
klamth RI May 29channel straight.
North channel very
crooked; Is IT. aver
Hmbldt 3 20 June il age low water in
straight channel lead
ing out northwest.
Pedro b 20 Apr. I5No change IN channel.
Diego B 25 May SiNo change in channel
Pablo b "a Apr. 2IDepth in dredged chan
mel.
'About.
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Closing Times of Trans-PacIfic Walls

The following sailing dates and clos
ing times at San Francisco of trans
Pacific mails are based on the latest in
formation furnished by steamship COM
-Danies. They are subject to change on
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KISEN KAISHA

(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
s. S. Chiyo Maru. Tuesday, June 20, 1909
S. s. Tenyo Maru. ...... Tuesday, July 27 1909
S, S. Nippon Maru. Tuesday, August II, 1909
Steamers sail from company's piers Nos AZ
a. near foot Of Second st, l D. m. for Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, calling at Honolulu Kobe
(Hiogo) Nagasaki and Shanghai. and connecting
AT Hongkong with steamers for Manila India
etc No cargo received on board on day of sail
ing Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and passage apply at office, 240
lanes Flood building. W. II. AVERY
Assistant General Manager
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

(l2th and Mission)-Daily ex. Sunday-I.v /:
.725a. f9:IOa '1:OOp. f1:15p- sundays-Lv /:
.7:45a. f9:S0s. 1'1o;loa. '11:15a, .12:l5p.
f5:4Op- Ar. S, F.: ss:25a. T9:1Oa. IL :4Os,
ITO and from Tunitss Glen. 4Stop at Salada
San Pedro. Terrace, Farallone. Moss Beach
Granada, Halfmoon Bay. Connect at Tunitas
Glen with stage for San Gregorio. Pescadero and
Pebble Beach.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco June
D. 1909.
The time bali on the roof of the Farmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacific
standard time l120th meridian), or at Sh. 0Om
00s., Greenwich mean time.
j. T. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert In charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

sSat. only. mon. only. 6Tamalpais only Muir only
Ticket Ofices-Sausato Ferry and S74 Market
General Ofices-Mil Y alley. Csliforns