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MIsUELLANEoUs MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Jan 7.-Huttons wire says:
The cotton market much less active. with
prices showing comparatively narrow change The
advance in the market early was on strength or
the cables, which showed a strong rise over
night and there were reports of active covering
operations abroad. Locally there was not a great
deal Of cotton for sale early and prices ran up
20 points. lost about half of IL and in the later
trading showed fair recovery from the decline,
nut the operations were much more restrict
cd scale and appeared TO be more in small lots
After the smoke of battle has cleared away
the south Is found dominating the cotton markets
OF the world for the first time since the closing
days OF the civil war. prices in New Orleans be-
ing higher relatively than in any other of the
contract markets. and highest for this time of
year since 1873, spots and futures in New YORK
and Liverpool having been marked down ap-
proximately 100 points. while spots in New Or
leans remain unchanged at 15.55c, the highest
point of the season. All efforts TO stampede the
holders Of the remnant of this midget crop hav.
ing dismally failed. the probabilities are that
differences will gradually adjust themselves by
Liverpool displaying more strength than Ameri-
can markets in the future. though the tendency
he in the direction Of higher prices. The figures
10y the National Ginner of 9,621, 600 bales ginned
TO January l. with only 159 600 bales remaining
10 be ginned the balance of the season, Indicate
a crop of only e,5s5 600 bales. after deducting
per cent for average lightuess Of running bales,
which means perhaps a famine of greater pro
portions than prevailed at the close Of the civil
war
Spot closed quiet 80 points higher Middling
uplands. 1890: middling gulf, 15.S5c. Sales.
70a eli
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munition- Among the passengers on
the liner was Boy Osburn, of oscula-
tory fame. On the Korea's passenger
list his name appears Lieutenant F. w.
Osburn Jr., U. S. Navy There is said
to be no relation between the Mare
island kissing drama, In which Os-
burn and the wife of Naval Constructor
Evans played principal roles, and the
orders sending the lieutenant to the
far east. where there aren't no ten
commandments" His destination is
Manila and he has been assigned for
duty with the Asiatic squadron.
Another passenger on the liner was
c. c. Donovan of Santa Rosa, who, with
Charles Rule of Duncans Mills, is off
on a trip around the world. Donovan
has promised to boost the San Fran
cisco-Panama exposition wherever he
goes.
Rev. Robert ]. Burdette, the humor-
ist, and his wife also are going to
Japan on the Korea.
Among the passengers for Manila
was p. L. Bryant, a local newspaper
man, who is going to enter the field
of Journalism in the Philippines.
The Korea did not leave the wharf
until about o'clock, being detained
by the tide. which at the regular sail
ing hour was running too swiftly for
the big ship to get away without
Jeopardizing the wharf.
The Korea s passengers included
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iIos AHScteH WIT ~ . ;
(Speoial Dispoich 10 The Gail

los ANGEL Is. Jan. Heavy recGjpts caused
= decline in eggs ihe produce exchange to
day Extra selected quoted at 3Sc. local
ranch caudled 3Gc and case count al 34c a
dozen oregon early rose potatoes declined 10
81 .I0q 1.60 per ctl-
Receipts Of produce in Los Angeles today
were. Eggs 152 cases: butter. 10.J6S pounds;
cheese. 10S9 pounds; potatoes 100 sacks:
onions. 500 sacks beans none; sweet potatoes
300 sacks apples. noue-
Eggs-Extra select 3Sc: local ranch csndled
frsts. 36c; case count Sac: storage packed ex-
rras SOC: storage packed seconds. 2Sc-
ButtCr-( reamery extras. T5c; creamery frsts
60 30: eastern creamery extras, 67l5e: cooking
butter. PC.
GhceSc-NortherD fresh. 20c; northern St0r-
sce 19is n zoe; eastern singles, 19d 2Oc; eastern
twins. 20M2lr: eastern cheddars, 20Q21cs east
rrn lOnghorn. 20c- eastern daisy, zoe: Swiss, i'm
ported. H2c Swiss. domestic. BE; brick cream.
20c, limbureer. 200 2Ic; imported Edam, case Of
90 SSG9; oregon daisy, Zoe.
Besns fper ctli-No / pink. S4-50dz.60; No
] lima 81 .400s.50; Lady y Washington. $z-25d
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Hides. TaIIow. Wool and Hoss

We, and dry hides are fairly sctirp hut weak.
The circular Of the Sumner tanning company
says
--Wet salted hides arc somewhat more quiet.
caused by weak leather market and also the
.,nf rion II hides. which viii be coming IN,
rhst is rhc gruhhv and long haired hides.
--Tle market shows lower prices in the east
and light hides. Kip and calf are quoted III de
cline Inferior stock is bought al nroportionate
rrlee-
Hides-Culls and brands seIl about laGie
under Guorsri0ns. HEAVY ssited steers. BE:
Medium. 12N ISc. light. 1l@ l2c: coWhides la
f2r fr besTy. II n l2c FOR light; stage Sc: salted
Kip IIal2r- saIred veai. lsc, saltec calf lie:
frr hides i9lac. dry kip. lec dry calf 24e: dry
reaL 24c; sheepskins. shearlings. 2o'd 40c each.
short woo- 50a .5e esen' ine.iluu; l5casl e4cn 5
long wool 81 -256Il lT5. lambs. 25HT5c; horse
bides salt So so for large and 81 50d2
for medium. 75cGSl for small and 25d50c for
rolts. horsehides. dry, S2M225 for large and
s. o502 FOR medium 5OcdSl for small aud
25l50c for colts; sOacskins, prime sngOrs, 506
o0r. large hair goats, 25d4oc; medium, 2O9
SOC small. 5ai5c
TslioW-NO. rendered. 5G5zc; No. . 3@
Nlsc: grease. ease.
Wool-Fan clip: Northern free mountain. Il
a lsc- Humboldt and Mendocino, I3@I5c: south
ern more or less defective. AZ @S1zc: fall
lambs sd1oc for southern and l2dl5c for
northern
Bops-1sa24c for crop Of 1909.
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Eastern EiVeStoels Market
- .~e-..s .-rur-

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 7.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000. market steady. Native steers. S5d5.7o;
COWS and heIfers &. .50dG: stOckers and feeders
$50 25- bulls. s.. 40N5; calves. S5d9; west
ern steers. S4d6-50; western cows. S3M5.
Hogs Receipts. Z 600. market 1o@ I5c higher
Bulk of sales SIS -40dS -; heavy SS700 50;
packers and butchers. SS55as.75; light, $3.50
so. pigs $3.50 G7.55.
Shcep-Receipts. 5000. market steady. Mutt
tons. S475M6: lambs STdS-5O: fed western
wethers and yearlings. S5aT. fed western
ewes, 81 T5d5-50
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Jan. T--Csttle-Receipts.
. 500: market steady. Native steers S4d7 80;
COWS and heifers. SS.50d5.l0: western steers,
SsG6.25. COWS and heifers. S3G450: Gamers.
s. 5oW5: stockers aud feeders, S2T565-35;
calves. S3.5oM 7.75; bulls. stags. etc, $3.50
&c.
Hoe~- Receipts 10 500: market slow. Heavy.
s.. .59d So: MIXED. s. asa $50; light SS.s0G
$50. brlk of sales. s. s5ffS.'55
Sleer-Recelpts OGo- market steady. Year
li1-s. 81. .75G 90. wefhers. S5.4ode1o; ewes
- Peas lambs, s. 6ed Sc
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monarch powdered.

sn boxes. 6.l0c: monarch powdered 545c;
xxx powdered 5.45c; candy granuated
; 45c. confectioners A, 5-35c; confectioners'
crvstsl 9. s5c; extra tne graduated, 5.l5c; mag
rolls A 4 s5c: extra {. 5-S5c; golden c. z.-5c;
d 1 65c Barrels and so lbs bags IOc half bbis
25c boxes soc more per 100 lbs than for bags of
100 lbs net. Bar IN S5 ana 30 10 Tins sI.70
more in and 10 10 tins S2-S5 per 100
lis man price Of this grade IN loo 10 bags
The California and Hawsiisn sugar refining
ooTnpsny quotes follows: Granulated basis,
= -. i'Higrsde'i bar. !. 70c: powdered 3 45c;
4 crushed. 5.60c: berry. $3.50; c. & II. extra
enc dry granulated. 5-35c; coarse dry granu-
lated 5S5c. confectioners' A. 5.35c; confec-
fIoners crystal. $3.50; cubes. 5.60c; bricks
5.6oc. extra me dry granulsted 200 ID bags
only). 5-i5c; excelsior A. 495e; extra c, 4.S5c:
Sal donlinos S.35c. Additional per 100 lbs:
Ia bsrreis snd so lbs bags I0c more; half bbls,
g5r more. boxes. SOC more for all grades. Bar
in 50 and 80 10 tins. sl.TO more In 10 ID tins,
s. S5 more. Minimum order. carload weight.
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sSnow on ground. 81 inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
the previous day: Chicago. S-4; New York, 40
36; Omaha 100.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is rising generally in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho and falling steadily in
Arizona and southern California. A moderate
disturbance overlies the northern half of the
Pacific slope and rain has fallen from Eureka
northwsrd.
The Temperature has risen 10 degrees or more
in Nevada and about 2 degrees in California.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was S6 and
at Fresno IS per cent
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Saturday, January S:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Sstur-
day; light northeast winds.
For the Santa Clara Talley-Cloudy Saturday
warmer; light north winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Cloudy, warmer
Saturday; light north winds.
For the San Joaquin vslley-Fair Saturday;
frost in the morning; light north winds.
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Saturday.
light frost in the morning; light north winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Jan THE Commercial Bulletin
viii say Of the wool market Saturday:
Manufacturers are awaiting the opening sale
of new heavy weight goods before buying fur
ther supplies of wool. and the market is there
fore compaI atiyely quiet. Interest continues,
however. and sample lots Of territory heeces.
California Australian and Montevideo woods
moving with full rates. Everything points TO
continued 6rmness in values. with renewed ac-
tiyity soon as the goods market becomes
active.
THE shipments of wool from Boston to Janu-
ary s. inclusive. were 3.7T4.510 pounds, against
,. $50. $50 rounds for the time last year-
The receipts 10 January 8. inclusive. were $3.50
TT5 pounds. against 3, ,625, ,e27 pounds for tie
same period last year.
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Korea to Cali at Manila With Government Freight


the island of Maui. The vessel is now
breaking up and the. cargo, valued at
$4,000, will be a loss. Before the
vessel was abandoned squall came
their lives.
water Front Notes
The United States coast survey
steamer Explorer returned yesterday
from Point MontaTa, where a survey
The schooner. Forester, at Portland.
Ore. loaded and ready to sail for this
port, is detained in the Columbia river
by an IS mile stretch of solid ice.
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda, which left here January
|, arrived Yesterday at Honolulu, d,9,G,
sailed yesterday from Hongkong for
this port.
The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco is due
today from Panama and way ports.
amounted to 100000 feet.
The Kosmos liner Theben sailed jan
uary 6 from Hamburg for this nort-
The dismantled steamer City of
Peking has been purchased by Henry
Rogers for $4,000
Stowaways Caught
Two Japanese stowaways were
caught on the steamer Nippon Maru
yesterday by Inspector Toland of the
immi grafton bureau. The men had
concealed themselves during the voy-
age among some lumber and canvas
Sailors Ribs Broken by Fall
John Paulson, a sailor on the steam
er HiIonian. had three ribs fractured
when he fell into the hold of the yes
sci yesterday. The accident happened
at Point Richmond, where the Hilonian
was loading oil. He was treated at
the Harbor emergency hospital.
Charged With Forgery
julius Caesar and Joseph Mrets, ship
scalers employed by the Pacific Coast
steamship company, were arrested yes
terday on a charge of forging pay
checks to the amount of S22.
Yusen Kaisha Lines New Schedule
VICTORIA, Jan. THE Nippon
Yusen Kaisha's- new steamer schedule
was brought by the company's steamer
from the European line. the Ava,
Inaha Tamba, Sado and Kamakura
will fill the Puget Sound service, two
going to Hongkong and three running
only between Seattle and Kobe
Freight for points beyond will be
transshipped to the European Bombay
liners The Ava Maru will sail for
Seattle January 19, beginning the new
Among the passengers on the Shi-
nano Maru were I. 1shida of the Japa
American and European railways. and
Prof. |. Nishimura who is bound to
Columbia university.
VIII Take Lumber as Ballast
SEATTLE, Wash, Jan THE
French bark Emperor Menelik. soon to
load fir lumber at Chemainus, b. c.,
for Australia, will take on 800 tons
of California redwood lumber as bal
last, instead of earth. The redwood will
reach here on steam schooner from
Eureka, Cal, next week After load
ing this ballast the Menelik will shift
to the British Columbia port about
January Is to take on the remainder
of her cargo.
The experiment of taking heavy
wood for ballast on deep sea voyages
instead of dirt is being watched with
deep, interest by shipping men.
The laundering of the bark Matter
dismantling of the lumber schooner
Susie M. P1ummer and many other re-
cent mishaps at sea have been due to
the fact that the vessels were not
loaded deeply enough TO keep on an
even keel when buffetad by storms.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAISs-Wa Oakland Pier.

To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
Fruirsals-DaIy-From 500 am. and every twenty
minutes until 700 pm. inclusive: then 40 $40
600. go 1910. HOO and lilo pm. I220 and
I20am
To sathsr and MsIross VIA Seventh st-DaIy-F-on
600 am, and everystwenty minutes until 100 pm.
inclusive. then 40 pm
To stonshurst-Daily-6Oo. 100. 500. 500 am. 22o
AGO, 400. 500. $40 pm.
TO Oakland First 81. lFruirals Alameda via Horssskos
-Daly-From 1900. go am. and every twenty
minutes Until $40 an Inclusive; then 900, 920.
1000, 1920. 11.00. 11.20 an. II H. 12.20 1O0 20
200. 30. 200 40. TAO pm and every twenty
minutes until pm. inclusive; 40 SIC. 900. go.
1910. 1l,00 and II. 40 p.m II 20 and 10 am
Additional train 10 Oakland First ST., 215 am.
To West Berkslsy-Daily-From 500 am. and every
twenty minutes until $50 an inclusive: then 900 m
and every hour until 400 pm inclusive; then 40 pm
and every twenty minutes until 100 pm. inclusive;
then 10. $50, 200. 40, 1910, 11O0, l140 pm anl
f220am
To csrbin1 1Daly-From 500 am and every 70 minutes
until $50 an, then 500 1000 am, 12cO m 100
200, 400. 400. 40. 40. 500 $50. $40 and 60o pm
Unsn Transfer Co. authorized 70 check Baggage
direct from residence
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.. S. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch of the United States photographic
office, located in the Merchants Exchange. is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense Nasigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and nat
ters Of interest to ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. s. ", in charge
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shipments for south Coast

The Norwegian steamer Hornelen. which put
in here 10 finish loading. sailed for AntOfa-
gasta and way ports on Thursday with cargo
laden at this port valued at S12.61 10 be dis
tributed as follows: For Panama. $1.245: Peru.
$40, ,S16 Chile, $41T: Bolivia. $1S5. The follow
ing were the principal shipments:
To Panama-I0 canned goods. 30 pkgs pOta-
toes. l20 cs dynamite. l es blasting caps.
To Peru-2a5 salmon. AZ es canned goods.
2 600 lbs dried fruit. los gals wine. 11.060 lbs
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LINER SAILS FOR
fAREASTfRN PORTS
Among the Passengers Is boy"
Osburn, Whose Kiss Caused
a Court Martial

HE Pacific Mail
liner Korea, Cap
tain S. Sandberg.
crowded with pas
sengers and car
rying one of the
ar & e s t cargoes
that has left here
for the orient in
S o m e IN O n t h s,
sailed yesterday.
The freight in
cluded about $500
tons of army and
navy stores for
Manila, where the
Korea will make a
special call. In
t h is government
freight was a large
shinrnent of am
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so: small white S5.40d5.5O: blackeye, $40;
GarTsnzss, $3.50; lentils. 81
Potatoes lper ctl)-Salinas $1.50G1.65; High
lands. $l.1on 1-35; Lompoc. SL65M1.75; Wat
sonville S1506 50; Oregon, s.. 40d 1.50; Oregon
early rose. $1-60: sweets, yellow. S1.75M2
Onions (per ctll-Australian brown. northern,
Sl.6ostl1s; Oregon onions, 81; garlic, 9@l l2isc
Der ID.
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS

10
sauingg every Thursday. instead of SATURDAY..
at 10 a m, from pier 42. North river, foot Of
Morton street.
ond class 70 Havre. $50 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA,
19 State street. New York. j. F. FUGAZI,
Manager PacIfc Coast. $50 Montgomery street.
San Francisco. Tickets sold By all railroad
ticket agents.
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st. Ioui. wool 1Tarket

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Market unchanged. Ne
dium grades combing and clothing, 24M29c; light
ine. 22@27c; heavy hne, l2@2lc; tub washed,
25M SIC
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cifc standard time tl2oth meridian). or ut sh.
COM. 00s., Greenwich time.
j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, u. s. N. in charge
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DRIED FRTITS
cbicaro Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Jan Butter steady: cTeamer-
ios, 26034c: dairies- 25N30c: eggs. strong; re-
ceipts. 26S7 cases at mark. cases included
- n 3oiae; frsts soc; prime irsts, 3Sc; cheese
steady. daisies. 16Ss q l7c. twins. 16iz q l6 Iscs
Young Americas 16lsc; longhOrns. 16ise.
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SALES
& R &
AT AUCTION

The contents Of the well known Twin Peaks
Livery and Teanling Stables on 18th ST bet
Sanchez and Market MONDAY. Jan. 10. at
IL m, the following. to-wit: 62 horses. suit
able for all purposes. drivers and draft horses
wagons. buggies. surreys.. buses and harness and
other articles too numerous TO mention This
stock must and viii be sold: no reserve or limit
A good opportunity 10 buy at your own price
Stock must be removed Immediately after the
sale. Sale positive. rain or shine.
WI BRODIE. Auetioneer.
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taIlow 10 es turpentIne 275 pkgs machinery
drums distillate. 500 dynamite. 81 drums acid
To Chiie-2. eco lbs dried shFlmps. cs cham
pagne. 1 whisky
The steamer also had cargo from Puget sound
ports consisting OF 1910 ctis wheat. 1.0SO bbls
-four. eco cs canned goods. $50 tons coal.
1879. .725 II lumber aud > So bSlls shocks valued
at $4S,621 and consigned to various cities along
the west coast Of South America.
Change of Masters
Steamer Alvira-Old MASTER c. F. Christen-
sem new master. Charles y. King.
Steamer tireenwood-Old msSter. Johannes Oh
SEN new master. Charles y. Nelson
Steamer Raymond-Old master. g. h. Carlson.
new master e. A. knuiSen.
Enrolled-Sehooner Charles R. Wilson. John A.
Nelson master.
AadifionnI Marine News ON Page Is
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Gr AT PUBLIC AUCTION tn

63 head OF horses and mares 20 sets Of single
and double harness. 40 wagons and bugSies.
SATURDAY. Jan. 5, az IL a. $50 4th ST.,
Oakland. Cal
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Ecv York Produce
YORK Jan 7.-Hay-Steady,

NEW YORK Jan 7.-Hsy-steady.
HenS-Easy.
E.1os-Quief.
pc-roleum-Essy. Refined New York barrels.
$500 20 bulk. $40; Philsdelphia, barrels,
S7a.. le bulk. $40.
WooI-Steadv.
Slear-Rsw. hrm muscovado. - test. 3.52T
a-5-- Centrifugal. &c test. 402G .05c: molasses
sugar. 81 TEST. 3-27f,3.3oc. Refined steady.
lafee-Sfcady. net decline Of 5d10 points.
SAFES 80 30 bags. including: January. 6S0c: 4:
March. i.9Qd6.9S May. "a d705c; june. "a
To5c- July 100 he; September T-10d7.l5c;
December 7.05G7.loc Spot quiet: No : Rio,
S1l-igaSasc- No. Santos, &c. Mild, quiet;
Cardova. s01Eisc.
Burter-Firm. unchanged
tnpese-Firm. unchanged.
ECcs- Strong. Western extra frSts s0c:
frsts, 5S6l33c; lower grades, 30G3Tc; refriger-
af0rs 25le "a sc.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Firmer. Spot fancy new
crop. 1uta 0IIc: choice. PC; prime. 7l4 0T5zc;
Old crop prime. &c; common 10 fair, 6Q6s.e-
Prunes-Firm. California up to 3040s, 2% a
ar- oregon. 6u9c
Anricofs-Steady. Choice. 1ISs @1llsc; extra
choice. ll1a n I2c: fancy. I2A d131sc.
frscheS-Firm. Choice, Ga &c; extra choice
9n7l4c, fancy. : "a GSc.
Raisins- steady. Loose muscstel, 4dsc: choice
10 fancy seeded. 5G6Asc: seedless, SO d5c; Lon
don layers. Si17i5 dl.30.
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Naval stores-TurPentIne and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Jan, 7.-Turpentine firm at 5s@
5sl4 C; sales. 1873: receipts, 1873; shipments. 162.
Rosin firm: sales. 3.244; receipts. 1.176; ship
ments. $50; stock. 15s, 7s7. Quote: b. $41215;
4.S5: l. $500: X. $50; II, se.1o; n. s6.65;
VIC. Sc. 50: WV sc
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Indicates a rising river Indicates
falling river

The American. Yuba and Feather rivers. will
rise during the next 80 hours The upper Sacra-
nento win become stationary tonight and begin
rising Saturday. The lower Sacramento and the
san JOAQUIN and its tributaries will continue TO
falI. n. r. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster
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San Pedro ............
Puget Sound Ports. -.
San Pedro ............
Point Arena & Albion
Grays Harbor ..-.....
China e. Japan.
San DieTo & Way Ports
Grays Harbor ...-...
Portland K Way Ports.
San Pedro & Way Ports
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Is Bringing Full Cargo
The American Hawaiian company s.
Columbian, due tomorrow from Salina
Cruz, will bring $500 tons dead weight
of cargo. Part of this freight is from
Europe and the balance from New
York, all having been received at
across the isthmus of Tehuantepec.
The domestic freight left New York
December 4 on the Massachusetts, and
December II on the Hawaiian
The freighter Riverside, which is
operating under charter to the Ameri-
can Hawaiian line. will sail Monday for
Salina Cruz with $500 tons of cargo
for New York and Europe
AmiraI Olry Is Due Today
The French liner Amiral Olry is due
here today from Antwerp via the far
east with a large cargo of European
and Asiatic products:
The freight includes 1000 tons of
steel, shipments of marble and sulphur
from Genoa and a large consignment
of liquors The cargo from the orient
includes 5000 chests of tea and 1900
The AmiraI olry will leave here
January Is for Liverpool with about
$500 tons of cargo, which will include
canned goods. tallow and lumber.
siberia Due Next Thursday
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Cap
tain Adrian Feeder, sailed at 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning from Honolulu for
this port and is due here early next
Thursday The liner has on board rs
the steerage. The cargo of $500 tons
includes $50 tons of silk and 200 tons
for Panama.
Sights Wreckage
Captain Broome of the British steam
er Falls of Orchy reports to the branch
photographic office that on December
u. 1903 in latitude north "a degrees
&c minutes. longitude west 151 degrees
% minutes, he sighted a piece of
wreckage, evidently part of a wooden
vessels keel, with the part of several
ribs attached, about 40 feet long. Had
been in the water some time, as it was
covered with barnacles.
Bark Alexander Black Wrecked
HONOLULU, Jan. THE captain and
crew of the bark Alexander Black ar
rived here today after abandoning their
ship, which went ashore Tuesday as 1t
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HONOLULU, Jan. Tile captain and
crew of the bark Alexander Black ar
rived here today after abandoning their
ship, which went ashore Tuesday as 1t
was entering the harbor of Kahului on
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SACRAMENTO. Jan. 7.-observations taken at
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RAILWAY TRAVEL

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} California Limited through to Chicago leaves at
1000 p N. Offees-673 Market street aud Mar
ket street Ferry Depot, San Francisco; 1Ifa
Broadway. Oakland
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Unsn Transfer Co. authorized 70 check Baggags
direct from residence
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TO SAIL
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

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