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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14

Il am a SELF made man" remarked
the aggressive citizen.
We'll" answered Grandpa Whet-
stone. Ign ahead"
What more Is there 20 sayr'
THAT remark about being self made
always requires explanation as to
whether It Is a brag OF an apology
Washington Star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14

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Toronto, Montreal Quebec. Niagara
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Best Of everything onroute. For full
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14
Chas II. Watson.
Atty. for Petitioner.

For Indigestion aud oil stomach
trouble take Foleys Ofino Laxative as
IL stimulates the stomach aud liver
and regulates the bowels and will
positively cure habitual constipation.
Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-08-14

before the words were out OF
Iouth. the bright scarlet OF her
act adding touch OF brilliancy to
&c landscape
but. Hal. what's the use Of telling
me II It's hard for you to talk about
itT There was sympathy as well Gs
absolute confidence I'm the deep blue
eyes. you have always decided for
me and taken care OF my business.
can't do half as well for myself as you
have always done for me-"
THANK you, dear" AS he gravely
bowed he barred his head, exposing his
closely cropped wavy brown hair light
ly streaked with gray. But this is
n personal matter" he continued as he
seated himself beside her "a guard
ian, however useful. does not In this
enlightened age make or break an en-
gagement."
but I am engaged already-at least
4 think am. But that reminds me-
I haven't heard from Tom for long
time"
She spoke with an air OF unconcern,
while her companion observed her
closely.
what II l should tell you that II
seems best 20 postpone your marriage.
vivianY"
II should say that would be perfect
~ joliyw exclaimed tho girl, with n
sincerity that was wholly unaffected.
"I know. Vivian, you have never
been in n hurry 60 set the day, but
what if--what if''-he watched her
narrowly--s1 should say that Il might
be best for you 20 annul the engage
mcnt 10 Tom Rowland-for n time at
lcastf' N
The girl leaned over and rested both
hands upon his knee. looking steadily
up into bis sollcitous gray eyes. 'It
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
OF the Pacific

PORTLAND, April 27-The Riverside went 10
Columbia dock No. / this morning to discharge
and the work will be rushed with all nossihia
haste in order to get her out on schedule time
next Thursday night. She will go out with prac-
ticallyy full cargo.
Steamship George w. Elder, Captain lessen
Steam schooner F. S. Loop cleared today for
San Francisco with 100000 feet of lumber.
Steamer Sue H. Elmore sailed for Tillsmook
last night and tonight the steamer Arpo sailed
for the destination.
With q large freight cargo and close to 2o0
passengers. the Hartman liner Senator, Captain
Nopander, arrived at Ainsworth dock at 6 o,clocl
this morning on her last voyage from San Fran
cisco TO Portland in the Hartman system
Steam schooner Hornet Captain MarIson ar
rived last night. bringing 700 tons OF general
freight, much Of which is destined for inland
to load lumber for San Francisco after having
discharged her San Francisco freight here.
SAN PEDRO, April 21.-Steamer HauaIei ar
rived from San Francisco with freight ana pas
Steamer Coronado arrived from Aberdeen via
San Francisco with passengers and lumber
Steamer Harold Dollar cleared for MukiIteo
Steamer Governor arrived from Seattle With
passengers and freight.
Steamer Alcatraz arrived from Greenwood with
lumber.
steamer winnebago arrived from Coos bav
with lumber.
ASTORIA April 27-steam schooners c,sre
mont and Daisy Mitchell are due to arrive This
steam schooner cascade arrived da tbis ,d@oer
from San Francisco to load lumber.
British steamship Century is due to arrive
this evening from British Columbia and IL ,,nder
charter to load lumber for Australia.
steamer George w. Elder arrived this morning
from San Francisco and Eureka with freight and
passengers.
Oil tank steamer Argyll. with cargo of oil
for the Union oil company, is due to arrive from
Point Richmond.
Steamer Sne II. Elmore left today for Till.
nook with freight aud passengers.
SEATTLE, April 27.-Japanese steamer Tosa
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

lot in line OF Clay street. 1t1:lf " os
gift.
Frank Luesche to Horace Hartford and wife.
lot in Sc line OF Edinburgh street. 275 NE OF
Excelsior avenue. NE 30 by Sc 100: $40.
Margaret Ryan to Bridget Kilkenny. lot In
= line OF Alabama street. iS2 y OF Twenty third.
70 by = 100. and one other piece: gift.
W E; IA H. .Denke et al to Iaurs HiTsafeld. lot in
~ ~ hne OF HYDE street 73.3 OF Clay. " 9S.
= NV;Sss, Sc to point 20 w OF Hyde; 81.
% oSear scar Owens to Emms :. Owens. lot in " line
40 bv .'S W pace et;6 Of Golden Gate avenue
=, Henry D. sioreI 10 Albert Jacobs. lot in \ line
y e5.ss e5senw'sn s,n street. % OF Dupont. 20 by
:, = ., swanberg to A. Jacobs. lor at NE corner
X 100 y ss--eend avenue end street SIS
- .S1, sbr.5 = %. - - .. w 120. ) 10: SS05-
Lsoraoa Stvane to August Merlin. lot in y line
% or n'S1 S1 street s:s lss.3 Of Montgomery,
august sto Merlin and wife to Adele GavIgIlo.
Bertha Leibbrsndt to Jeremiah crozvIey lot at
NV corner OF Twenty-eiehrS and Ssn,.hez sfrests
"a by " 100: $40 -
=. Hi6ernia savings and Losn society to Jennie
y. Watt lot in z line OF Devisadaro street 81,
OF Ridley. y 37:6 By = 11S.9. $40
Jennie Tore TO Mary Vale lot at sw corner
N S9sstnH5 s1 .sn ana dupont streets. 4D:113 BY
George Davis and wife to Henry wnshusen.
Noe; W % BY y ia: $40.
Alice B. Money to Margaret C. AIaePhie. lot
N nv w nne Il OF Ninth avenue. 260 Of Californis
Deha harney to Alexander Petersen ct al
LOT IN + line OF Twelfth avenue. 175 Of Cali
tornia street p By 40: $40.
John r Murphy TO Harry Richards ef al I0t
in y line Of Twenty hrst street. 225 ofsNsss.>,
Nellie A. Sullivan to Excelsior realty invest
ment company. lot in 5 line of Clay street. 69
E OF Jones. 1876 BY \ 60: $40
Morris Fox to Johanna Fox lot In line Ot
Ashbury street, Az S Of Frederick, IS by
1868: $40
A. j. Rich to Matthew f. Aruerich. lot in z
line OF Seventh avenue, 225 of street. p
by 120; SO.
Matthew T. Arnerieh and wife 10 Charles
Of street, 2j by 2 120. $40.
Sol Getz & Sons TO Oskar Hartwig et al.
lot in line Of I'll street. 1876 " OF Forty
fourth avenae " - by ) 100. $40.
Roundey realty company to Charles Christian
son. lot in SV line OF Berlin street. f25 81
Of woolsey. Sc 25 By SW 120: s10.
Daniel T. Bahnsen 70 Catherine Bahnsen- lot
In y line OF Alvarado street 100 " Of Doug
lass. W 90 by ia: $40
Same to same. lot in " line 6f Douglass
street. 1915 ) OF Twenty second $ so by "
100; gift
Currfer & Mitchell company 70 Samuel T. Har-
rlson. lot at Sc corner OF Point Lobos and Thir-
ty-frst avenues. Z 60 by s LIS. $40.
Samuel T. Harrison and wife to John 7. Pratt.
lot at Sc corner OF Point IObos and Thirty-f first
avenues. r 90 By 100; $40
z. W. Theobald ct af TO Iucius l. SOlom0nS.
lot IN " lire Of Fillmore street. 102 y OF
Washington. 25:s34 by " 10: $40
4 Edward Hawthorne 10 Bertha Hawthorne lot
in NV line OF Delaware avenue. 55S-6 Ne cf
Ocean House road NV 1865. Ne so:6 Sc 1I6.
Sw so. $40.
william J. Gilbert to Margaret F. Gilbert
lot "a, Heyman tract: gift
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28


large green. s. p. nesIit,sn white :,,,eisxs
-, $50; small White. s.. 10: small green. s..
.i, .Se .sse ieas-lhe foloS ing are tile Yrices Of
i-iofnia fruit Gamers associa tior for 1ad9
-; SIaldagd, s0cs stsneard siffed, 81: extra
~ Si-le extra hiIe sifted. s. 25s petit pos.
-Nt- > e-dtltiartl -. ID
So sl p 3, lomatoes- ls.0s pack ~ lh solid pack.
Nuit SILVER S&zs5ss nor assl- eor lo.at ,,se
~ ss--oy'9 1886 per nask Tor expert.
80 Nefdage--A Manila. 9s<e. Sisal Sc. Sisal bale
s49 .2e per ID; net cashs no discount.
80 'nees-eosta Rfca. 7issdl4lkc: salvador. : a
= 20. t>lcarseras ~ q ise; Guarehiaa-M -Mexi-
- - - q bs52es Hawaiian. Sel135ses Ecuadoran.
fselhe ,, Coofsh-sThe Union hsh company quotes
= -o.loTs; Bopdies. small .wb6le 30 ID bales.
t.-s,s, regular. large. whole. leo ID boxes,
- cases, extra, leo 10 hoxes, 5ssc.~cEses. east.
sesle, Se.29. Anchsr brand. &c: narrow
teuke. o-2c; Silver King. 7Lc. Golden State
&c, White Seal. nliddleS. loo i0l1e. Seshright
e.99sks, &C: oriental blocks. 65sc: Crown brand
fs; siec; Pearl tablets. lsc- > 10 boxes
55@@1sf eoneiess. locs ID boxes fancy homeless,
-o'se; half barrels picked coo. s.. 80 each.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Bai 5er-Stesdy; unchanged.
@ueese-Steady: unchanged
Los Angeles Markets


los ANGELES April That the priees of
poiatofes have SCARED TO the highest market ths I
"il % attained this seas6n IS the belief thst
prevails among wholesale produce dealers
Within the last few weeks the r. Sht of n-jeos
Tor ms table Necessity. has been eQrsles oniv
y ne rapid advance N the quotations for wheat
Not in FIVE. ysags desiers say. hare potato
prices been as Agh as they sre now. and while
iHey 90 not expect any further rise RI is not
neueEed that there win be an immediate reduc-
Ton in Quotsfi06s
Eastern cheese sdyanced 1 cent today. Esst-
srn singles were quoied NJ - cents eastern
lonEhorn ~ 21 rents Cheese is hish IN All
parts ~ the country and the local market Is
lsz SHIPPING al a proht. Butter end eggs were
i're-iuee receipis-Ecgs. 52I cases: butter ~.
60 pounds. cheese a.3zf pounds. pota toes j 465
ssyks onions. 7e:i sacks: beans. a25 sacks sweet
potatoes. &c sacks
Lggs-Extra selects. sc: local ranch csndled
pc count. 2sc
Butter per lh. rollJ-Crsasnerv. extra s4fIsc:
creamery first. 45e: cooking butter 2ac per 10
Cheese-Nortaer6 I75aes hsnd 2ec: eastern
singles. zoe. l0nghorn. 2lc- cheddsrs I7c: daisy
2e92lc- swiss imported. 2SG30o: swiss dotnes-
lic fec; brick cresm, 2002le limburger e06f
2ic: oregon twins. lslse; oregon daisy l9e.
4 Leans per ctl9-Pink. No * $3.50 :. 8;
ma. No l. S475; LsdS Washington No. J.
$50; small white. No. L. s6G6. .25.s biackere
$3.50.
Potatoes ia ctl3-Highland s.. 4Od2 30: Ore
foa. S2-50a ESQ; coast Lompoc. 50. .60a2. IS:
Idaho. S225; Oregon early rose. $3.50; white
Sweet Potstoes IA ctl )--EeIlou-. local. 81 .sosi
-: white 80 cents box; choice yellow. 81 25
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Crew of Wrecked Indiana Coming Home on Peru



goods, 200 lbs spices. % cs salmon, pkgs pota-
toes 11J lbs tea. 10.664 1t lumber. Loot bdls
SHOCKS. 33 pkgs machinery, cartridges. 240
lbs seeds 2S pkgs powder, 10 pkss paints, q
pkgs tank material. 45 boiler tubes.
To Central America. .33l bbls -four. 1855 lbs
rice. 100000 lbs salt I52 lbs bread 30S lbs gar
vanzas. 13 cs canned goods. 10 pkgs fresh fruits.
cs salmon, 52 pkgs potatoes. 1f6 cs whisky, 150
gals wine. 430 cs Kerosene 8 bhis aud drums
oils, 41.429 # lumber. O bales oakum. % boiler
tubes. Is pkgs dry goods, rolls Ienther. As. 397
lbs tallow. CAB lbs wax. 72S lbs seeds 500 lbs
copper. 13 coils rope. 1 automobile.
10 Panama-901 bbls -four, 2,5aS lbs beals,
900 lbs garvanzas. 800 lbs nuts. $3.50 lbs dried
fruit. 5000 lbs raisins. 1925 pkgs potatoes 110 cs
salmon. co coils rope, 21 pkgs machinery, 10
pkgs rubber goods.
To New YorE-1O. .5as gals wine. 70.254 lbs
nuts. $50 gals brandy, 1872 lbs dried grapes
900 bales hair, sc, 704 lbs WOOL 0 pkgs electrical
goods.
To Colombia-64.s1I IT lumber. 20 pkgs doors,
IA pkgs windows. 20 cs powder.
To Ecuador-1lO bbls flour.
To Dutch .Guisna-1i5 cs salmon
TO British Guisna--150 cs salmon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Hides, TaITer. Wool and Hons

teps continue dull. Wool is moving OF well.
80 80 mere Is no accumulation Of stock. Hides are
Afn VITA prices unchanged
llides-Culls and brands sef ahont 4 eSyr mn.
Ntt quotations Heavy SaBed steers, l2d12isc:
il.su-nn llo l34c: light. zoe; COW hides Toe for
---s., "2 g ibc for light, stags, &c: salted kip.
ss,e ise; salted veal I5e; salted calf. I5Isdl6e:
~. ~ hioes lStB Sisc; dry kip. 16a lTc dry calf
- ury stass, f2c; sireenskins sheaE aElings.
so = ~ esch; long wool. SlaI.T5. lambs. ga
s,e- aefsehides. salt S2.25d.2. 80. for large and
s--ts7z Tor medium. 75cd$I p FOR small and
-aaq9, for colts; horschides DIV 500 * for
lstks and sl-z3g2 Cor mediain. 5OcaSl Tor small
s-l -eel.s .see Tor colts: goatskius, prime angors
&C, small. 5dI5c
Aslior--No. rendered. sls@5lze: No. . ga
Wooi-Aew san joaquin. years staple. I2a
lse, 90 8 10 5 months. IoG15c; new southern
--s'- g tcs ta5l clfp-Mountsin free. ~ a
~; ue oti ec5 iNe. eNSc; Nevada. 13dIT, per H.
"a dops-Irlces 10 growers are from Sc TO 7c Der
ID. with S0llc. for contracts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Rorfon Wool sTrrI-.,

BOSTON April 27.-The local wool situation
Is very strong. In domestic woods The repreren-
tstives of wocl houses are actively bidding for
f6e new clip and prices have been forced 10 lev
els higher than have been recorded for four or
I've -esrs- Montana wool has scld at 23Ise as
against about ia 1Sc last year. snd al about
Ise Tor lie same woois early in The present
season
Tho Montana clip IS practically az cleaned NJ
2u0faf iOns-Scoured values. Texas fine l.
fine. fulI. f5N ar
california northern 5Sd6nc: middle county.
zSEIs s0c. fall. free. asa 45c.
oregon eastern. No. / staple 620 8sc: eastern
clothing. 55N57c valley. No. l. 5000
Territory. fne staple. 63165e. fne medium
staple. God &c. fne medium clothing J6e1 5Sc.
half blood 60I63c: fhree-eightis blood .566I5se
quarter blood. 50053c
Pulled. extra. e4GeSc; fine A. 5sa62c: A
supers 51G.5Gc.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

men could not serve After personal
inspection and the obtaining Of expert
testimony from physicians. Berming-
ham came to the conclusion that the
contention of the fremen was not
well founded.
yesterday for a whaling cruise in the
arctic.
Steam Schooner Hits Mudbank
OAKLAND, April 2I.-The Wasp, a
coastwise steamer freighted with ium-
Der. ran on clay bank in the estuary
near the Webster street bridge this
morning and nearly capsized. Tugs
pulled the craft free after several
hours work. The Wasp plies between
Fort Bragg and San Francisco bay.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3.085,000 feet
The British steamer Lonsdale, which
sailed Sunday for Victoria. has re-
turned to port for additional ballast.
The steamer Redondo. which left
Monday for Coos bay with the schoon-
er Omega in tow, has returned TO
port with the schooner. The hawser
fouled the north channel buoy and aft
er lighting all of Monday to clear il
the hawser was abandoned and the
vessels returned to port for another
line.
The freighter Texan left Salina Cruz
Monday for this port
The whaling steamer Herman cleared
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

Maru left at 10 a m. for Japan and China with
fair freight cargo and passengers
Steamer Queen left tonight for San Francisco
with passengers and freight and the steamer
Buckman left at 1.30 D. for the port.
Steamer Hyades arrived from Tacoma today to
complete cargo for Hawaiian islands.
Steamer Pleiades proceeded TO Tacoma to
load for Honolulu.
Steamer Edith did not leave this morning for
Cordoya with coal and railroad material.
u. s. survey steamers Gedney and Macarthur
are expected to leave for Alaska tomorrow to
spend the summer surveyfng.
TACOMA, April 21.-British steamer Bessie
Dollar arrived from Belingham TO load lumber
for Mexico.
to load general freight for Honolulu.
Steamer PleIades is due tomorrow to load for
the Hawaiian islands.
Schooner Robert +. Hind left port this morn
ing for Honolulu with lumber.
Schooner George E. Billings has f1nlshed load
ing lumber and will leave tomorrow for sydney.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Exports for south Coast

The tank steamer Santa Rita sailed for Ancon
via Port Hartford yesterday. The steamer goes
10 Port Hartford to load $4,000 barrels of crude
oil, valued at S27. COO.
The Norwegian steamer Horneleu. which sailed
for Antofagasta and way ports on Sunday had
cargo from this port as follows:
For PerI-4500 lbs dried fruit 260 cs salmon.
81 gals wine, 10 bales straw, 30 bales bar. ~
SKIS bran. 30 SKIS oats, J0.336 IT lumber. Al .74S
railroad ties. S.ls4 lbs tsllow, drums crude OIL
drums acid, 1 jackass and horses valued t
$24. .105.
For Chiie-2 pkgs machinery. valued at s45
The steamer also had 7.760 bbls -four and I :
I05. .4S2 IT lumber, valued at s54 S2B, laden at
Puget sound and Humboldt ports and consiene
TO various South American cities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
TWO WATCHMEN
GUARD DER[LICT
Location of Time Ball TO Be
Changed From Ferry Tower
to FairmOnt Hotel

APTAIN ROBINSON.
the officers and crew
of the wrecked Pa
ci1c Mail steamer
Indiana and Captain
A. F. Pillsbury. sur
veyor for the marine
underwriters associ-
alton, who has been
directing the saliva ge
operations. will re-
turn to this port on
the liner Peru. which
is due Sunday from
the lower coast. All
the cargo that could
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Q. 5. sranch Hydrographic ofice

A branch OF the United States hydrogrsphie
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 10
visit the office where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kent af
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
ters OF interest to ocean commerce.
]. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant, q. $. N, in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Compagnie Generale Transatlantinue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday. instead of SATURDAY..
at 10 a. m, from Pier A.. North river foot os
Morton ST.
First class to Havre. S55.50 and upward: sec
ond class to Hayre- $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND Gan
ADA. 10 State St. New York. j. F. FUGAzI.
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Mon ntgomery ST. San
Francisco Tickets sold By all railroad ticket
agents.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
Army Transports

Army TrnnSpOTfH
The Logan sailed April Is from Manila.
The Crook is in port.
The Buford is in port
The Sherman is in port
The Warren is at Manila.
The Ki1patr is at Manila.
The Dix arrived February at Honolulu from
Seattle.
The sheridan is in port and will sail for Manila
May B.
The Thomas sailed April II from Honolulu for
Manila
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
REoUTsrrIoN ISSUED

REoUIsITIoN ISSUED April 81.
Governor Gillett issued requsitions today FOR
James E Barker wanted IN san Francisco on
charge Of ernbezzIement. fugitive In the
state of Washington. and ]. v. Pidgeou. wanted
in Oakland for grand larceny, now in Phoenix.
AriE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
10 York cotton NInrkct

NEW YORK, April 27.-Buftou's wire says:
20 ofton vas easier today rather disappointing
eables- dle 70 a bearish statement Of European
mih stocks BY Ellison and reports Of drehching
rains IN parts of Texas. The rains we're more
general than any yet received
spot closed quiet. - points lower: midd9ing
uplands, lo-IJc; uIiddlRs gulf. lie: no sales
COTrON FI-TrRES
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
&AUCTTON& &

205-2o7- -2O9 Valencia ST.. THURSDAY April IN
IL a. un.. OF horses, wagons buggies and harness.
outside stock sold WILLIAM CLOCGH-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
saIyare Fron, Iud,,n,

The following is the cargo brought by steamer
Melville Dollar TO San Francisco from wrecked
steamer Indiana: IL pkgs candy. 3 pkgs crock
cry. pkgs box boards. pulleys chains. 6
pads. bale blankets. 1,299 cs olive oil. bbls
varnish. bbls lubricating OIL G cs naerchandise
10 pkgs cheese SO pkgs conserves. 237 boxes
soap. % hides anvil 124 pkgs paper 10 pkgs
bolts. 3 pins bales fwine. 10 buresus 4 hills
-----, 81 pkgs cordage. l Dbl ink. IS bdls la fhs
pkgs tape. potato planters. pkg advertising
matter. 236 rolls carpet lining hinges l70
pkgs oil cake, cylinders 10 pkys dry fsh. 1o5
pkgs dry sbrimps. 13e SKIS concentrates 10 pkes
silver ore. 13 pkgs merchandise, 3 cs picks &c
pkgs cameras and photo supplies pkg tinware
tables. l pkg egg beaters. 33 pkgs food chop-
pers, 40 pkgs silver and gold ore 152 logs mahog-
bags coffee, 3Is bales oakum A pkgs wire.
pkg spices, iron clamps. pkgs rope pkgs
hose. pkgs electric goods l nkg shells o0r,
pkgs iron rolls linoleum, 81 pkgs glassware 6
pkgs plated ware. "a pkgs hardware / pkg
stamped ware. 107 pkgs rivets il pkgs SILICA.
| pkg oilcloth. pkgs fixtures. ] jute rope 4
bureaus, 33 gear "a pinons l pkg powder
anchor, pkgs acid, pkgs nuts 2 pkgs straw
boards, POT pkgs iampbisck. 5 pkgs merchandise.
IL pkgs pie plates. 1 pkg strawboards nix
advertising matter. SO pkgs waste, 30 cs matches
cs mineral water. tables.
The. City of sydney,s Cargo
The steamer City of Sydney sailed for Ancon
and way ports Saturday with cargo valued at
$f00.I4l, 70 be distributed as follows: For Mex
leo. $40, 402; Central America, s3s. .5e1 Panama
$f2510: New York. $50 2e0: color,lbia. s3 60:
Ecuador. sc3s: Chile 81 ESQ: Dutch Gusns'
$3.50: British Guiana. $3.50 The prineipal shlp.
ments and their destinations were as follows:
To Mexiro--175 bbls -four. "a cs wine. 81 cs
whisky. Cos lbs dried fruit. 500 lbs raisins 1Oe
lbs butter, 260 lbs bread. 4.00J ctls barley 247
lbs and cs meals. 1S7 lbs cheese, 10 cs canned
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

from Yokohama, for New York: Br stmr st.
Patrick. from New York. for Hongkoug
QUEENST0WN-Sailed April 25-Fr bark
Grande Duchesse Olga, for Grimsby-
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0RK-Arrived April 27-Stmr Prinz
Frederick Wilhelm. from Bremen.
Arrived April 2I-Stmr Kaiser Wilhelm III,
from Bremen
= Sailed April 27-Stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
crosse, for Bremen.
QIEENSTOWN--Arrived April 27-Stmr Cam
pania, from New York. for liverpool tand pro-
eeeded).
f....'l LoSpoN-Arrived April 27-stmr Minnehaha.
,or v NvEKPToolL-sailed April 27-stmr Coronia.
i-Arrived April 26-stmr Kron
70 = reSnie- from New York for Bremen.
sva,,Ia f-i-.s AhCArrlved April 2T-Stmr st.
ceeded)- - -'"Pies Nano P.o-
Y0kOHAAfA-sailed April 25-stmr Kumer,c
for Tacoma. 0e"ih Nuhie1ie'
HANGHA1-,Arrived previously-stmr senf-
mole. from San Francisco ~ S7ini
ANTWERP-Arrfved April 27 g.. r.
land, from New York. "ir hr0on-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

Wellesley Park. Redwood City. has
the finest soil and elevation in Red
wood City
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
New York Produce

NV YORK, April 27.-Bops-
Petroleuna-Stessvs
Hldes-Firm.
slFsr-taw. easys fair refining. s. 42dS. .z5c
49, ugai- So test. 3.92N3. .9sc, nolasses sugar
NFW s--uc- Refined. Qnier
- Wfee-t Futures closed quiet. net unchanged 70
foints higher The French market was net
tncaaneged To &c higher. sales lOca siy were
my l-vo bags including Nay al G.S0c- and
seF II 6-Soc- Spot. quiet. No. : Rio. SdS1ke:
9%0I3c
Bai5er-Stesdy; unchanged.
Sheese-Stesdy: unchanged
hEgs-Bareiy steady: unchanged
DRIED TRETT
bFsporated Apples-rhe market holds steady
~ attractive fruit. with fancy Quoted at 81 a
80. choice. f@EStc; prime, 6a6lse: common
10 fair. 5d6c
Frunes-The market for CaliforniS prunes con
lh1eS unsettled. FOR While there is less unde-
N.rahle Old crop stock Offering there Is a dispo-
Salion 10 reduce stocks and there seems to be
some pressure 70 sell from the cossf Coast
ranges from 50 q I2c for new crop California
IruiE and from 6ia 09c for OregOns
Aprlcots-Are fra. Choice. l6M10lfr- .rxfrs
eiolce. loi2G l0&c; fsncy. Hdl3c
ciio,ce, Ga 46sse; fancy 76sIkc
ttaisins-l nchsuged. Ioose Iausratei 3Is a.
-. cnolce 10 fancy seeded. ( Il t1Cc. seedlceS.
. q &c; London layers 81 2OEfl. 30