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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Two Cargoes for Honolulu

The steamer Lurline sailed for Honolulu on
Wednesday with cargo valued at 1924, 500 The
following were the principal shipments:
6.433 ctls barley. $3.50 lbs and Is bxs sugar.
S,917 lbs hams and bacon. il, $50 lbs lard 6 .6od
lbs and 10 pkgs butter. 3,13S lbs and IL pkgs
cheese, s. cs eggs 5000 lbs bran % cs S.
bbls and 4 kits salmon, 275 canned goods.
6I3 pkgs potatoes 12J pkgs onions, 433 pkgs
fresh fruits. "a pkgs vegetables $50 lbs and
fresh meat, 516 lbs fresh fish, 1000 lbs and 90
cs bread, ESQ lbs and SO cs meals 2690 lbs
coffee, 6,666 gals and cs wine. sos gals and
50 cs whisky, g cs mineral water, % cs brandy
lS3 pkgs beer 10 pkgs drugs. automobiles
ana IL bxs parts. 416 pkgs dry goods IA cs
clothing, 1s9 pkgs paints 1000 cs kerosene
10000 bbls crude oil. 159 bbs and 154 cs &kls
200 windows, CABS TT lumber 500 SKIS cement
$4,000 bricks, 36 bbls asphalt cs ammunition
Us pkgs and 293 pes railroad material. 65 953
lbs tin plate, 101 pkgs electrical goods % 400
lbs pig iron, S,0T5 lbs copper wire III $50 lbs
bone black, 81 427 lbs soda. 154 pkgs acid 55
coils rope, 10 cyls gas. 80 pkgs sewing ma
chimes. 23 pkgs tank material. % pkCs wagon
material. 8 pkgs agricultural implements 13 cs
elevator material 66 pkgs machinery, 1,6S4 pkgs
United States army supplies, l launch, / boat,
20 mules.
The steamer also had a shipment of cornors
ton bonds. valued at S37 800
The schooner W. H. Marston sailed for Homo
lulu yesterday with cargo valued at s214 $50
and included the following:
100 bbls flour. 2.0S2 bales hay. 81 700 lbs salt
1874 ctls barley. 2015 lbs mill feed O45 gals and
"a cs wine. II, ,SIS pes machinery and dry dock
material valued at S175.000. $50 cs dynamite
1,325 cs and 450 kegs blasting powder. 20 pkes
vehicles. 80 bbs oils 30 23O lbs soda. 400 80
soap, POI .ralroad ties, 2s4 as Fl lumber 20
bbls lime, 80 doors, 100 windows 3S 900 bricks
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS In ALL PARTS OF WORLD

Sc; velocity 10 miles an hour
| FARALLoNES, Feb 4, a. m.-Clear; wind
FL; velocity II miles hour.
| POINT LoBos, Feb A, a. m.-Thick; wind
Ne; dy yeloeity miles an hour ,u, n.
velocity % miles an hour.
POINT LOBOS, Feb 4, u m.-Hazy; wind
Ne; velocity 10 miles an hour.
TELEGRAPHIC
h.I9. POINT Mt. LoBos. e Feb 4 10 p. m.IWeather We
DOMESTIC PORTS
WESTPoRT-Sailed Feb T. a. m.-Sehr Ed
ward R. West. for San Diego; schrs u. W.
Watson and Alvena, for Sah Pedro.
Passed in Feb 4, a.. m.-Stmr Rainier. hence
Feb i; stmr Newburg. hence Jan 81: $50 a. M,
schr Andy Mahony, from Redcndo Beach.
Passed out Feb 4, a. m.-Stmr Yellowstone,
for San Pedro.
Barbound Feb 4. 1850 a. m.-Br stmr Kill
home. for San Pedro.
Barbound Feb A. p. n.-Br stmr Kilburn
and schrs Dauntless and Sehome.
PORT ToWNSEND-Sa Sailed Feb 4-Schr Robert
Levers. for Honolulu.
stmr Tampico. from Seattle for San Francisco;
10:30 a m. q. S. stmr Snohomish, for cruise;
I a. M schooner, probably Kona, from Eagle
EAST SAN PEDRo-sailed Feb 4, 1870 a.
m-Stmr Geo. W. Fenwlck, for San Francisco.
m-Stmr Daisy Mitchell. from Wiiapa harbor
for San Pedro; 10:45 a. m, four masted barken-
tine, painted white above water line, dark be-
low, south bound S:25 a. m, two masted steam
schooner lumber laden, south bound; stmr Helen
P Drew, from Greenwood, for San. Pedro.
CRESCENT CITY-or port Feb 4-Stmr Man
dalay, hence Feb / stmr Navarro, hence Jan 30.
Sailed Feb 3-Stmr Navarro. for San Fran
TACOMA-Arrived Feb 4-Schr Oliver ]. Oh
Sailed Feb 4-Br stmr Aymeric, for Seattle.
SAN PEDRO-Arriyed Feb -Stmr Santa
Rosa, from San Diego; stmr Coos Bay, from
Sailed Feb 4-stmrs Geo. W. Fenwick. Santa
Rosa and Coos Bay, for San Francisco; schr
Irene Columbia river.
Arrived Feb 4-Stmr Svea. from Columbia
POINT LoBoS-Passed> Feb 4-Stmrs De-
spatch and Temple Z. Dorr. from Eureka for San
Pedro; stmr Helen P. Drew, from Greenwood for
KETCHIKAN-Arrived Feb 4-Stmr North
land, from Seattle; stmr Cottage, from Seattle
SOUTH BEND-Sailed Feb 4, a. m.-Stmr
Carlos, for San Francisco.
ASToRIA-Arrlyed Feb 5-Stmr Catania,
hence Jan 81. Feb A. "a. m.-Stmr Coaster,
| stmr Quinault, hence Feb L.
Sailed Feb 4, a. m.-Br bark Gulf Stream.
for Cape. Town; Fr bark Andre Theodore. for
United Kingdom; Br stmr Stephanotis. for China.
Sailed Feb 4-Stmr W. S. Porter. for San Fran
cisco.
sEATTLE-Arrived Feb 4. a. m-Ship A. J.
Fuller. in tow tug Goliah, hence Jan 2e
Arrived Feb 4, p. m.-Stmr Jefferson. from
FORT BRAGG-Arrived Feb 4-Stmr James
S. Higgins, hence Feb B.:
PORT SAN LUIS-Sailed Feb 4, $50 a. H.
Stmr Whittier, for San Francisco.
COOS BAY-Sailed Feb 4-schr Salvador, for
Arrived Feb 4-Stmr Breakwater, from AS
toria.
EUREKA-Sailed Feb 4-Stmrs Geo. W. Elder
and Prentiss, for San Francisco.
Arrived Feb 4-Stmr katherine, hence Feb 3.
Sailed Feb 4-Stmr Vanguard, for San Fran
cisco.
NEAH BAY-Passed in Feb 4, 7:3o a. m.-
Schooner towing.
SAN DIEG0-Sailed Feb s, 6 p. m.-Stmr
Arizonan, for San Francisco. Feb 4-Stmr
Homer. for Mexico
EASTERN PORTS
BALTIM0RE-Arrived Feb 3-Br stmr Wink
field. from Caleta Buena.
NEW YoRK-Sailed Feb 3-Stmr Arianca for
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Eastern Livestock Market


KANSAS CITY. Feb. 4.-Cattle-Receipts
5000; market steady to Zoe lower. Native
steers. $4.90@710 cows and heiferS, sage,
stockers and feeders. So . @5.25; bulls, So. 500
5.l0: calves. $4dS.75; western steers, $4.50Q6
western COWS. $3G5.
HOgs-Receipts. 1000: market 10c lower Bull
Of sales. $S20QS.45: heavy. $S.40dS.50 packer
and butchers, sS30GS.50; light SS@S.35; pigs
S8.75d@7T5.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 5000: market weak. Nut
tons. S4.75@6; lambs, S6.75dS.3O; fed wethers
western and yearlings, S5@7.75; fed western
ewes, S4.50d555.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 4--Cattle-Receipts
:. 100: market Toe lower Native steers, S4G1;
cows and heifers. S35. 10; western steers, 81 25d
8: cows and heifers S2-50ed4.50; Gamers, s.. Esq
S.25; stockers and feeders. So e15-30 calves,
SzMS; bulls and stays, $3G5.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: market l0ql5 lower.
Heavy, $3.50 $40; mixed, SS.20dS.25; light
Ss.I0G $50; pigs, S7@7.75; bulk Of sales, $50
dS,3o.
Sheep Receipts. 200: market 10c lower.
Yearli1ks S6.6007.6O; wethens, S5.25d6.35
ewes. S5d6; lambs, $7.15GS.75.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK Feb. 4.-The market for
standard copper the metal exchange was
dull today, with spot and all deliveries up to
the end of April closing at I3@132 zoe: the
London market closed steady. with spot quoted
at $50 as Cd and futures at $50 5s Arrivals
of copper reported at New York today were
l25 tons and exports. according to custom
house returns were 1854 tons. making 5332
tons so far this month. Local dealers quote
lake copper at l3. 3.S21 tdl3.f5c: electrolytic,
1887 y ed13. soc; casting 13I211 0I3.3755c
Tin easy. Spot closed at 81. .25632 Soc;
February. 80. 20@32. 40c: March. April and May
%. .2od32 25c. The London market was easy
and shade lower also, with spot closing at
fl46 15s and futures at f14S IS.
Lead easy, with spot quoted at 427I1 M
4.721ze New York and 50@4. Soc East St
Louis. The London market was higher spot
being quoted at E13 SIS Cd.
Spelter was weak. with spot quoted at $50
ds15c New York and at 5.50d5.70c East st.
Louis. London was unchanged at f23 IS.
Iron lower al 5ls / I'D for Cleveland
warrants in London. No change was reported ia
the local market
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WELIN DAvITs WELL
LIKED BY SEAFARERS
Quick Boat Launching Device
Growing in Popularity

The Welin quadrant davits are be-
coming a familiar sight on ships en-
tering the port of San Francisco
These davitS stand supreme among
ship safety appliances. AS boat
launching device the Welin quadrant
davit takes less time, less effort and
guarantees more safety than any other
method. One of the principal reasons
for loss of life at sea in wrecks has
been that the crew failed to get out the
iifeboats quickly or, as in numerous
instances, failed utterly, as the davits
proved inefficient for the work required
The Welin quadrant davit has solved
get out of order, is ready at the firsr
moment and even in the utmost excite
ment operates as unfailingly as a
trained seaman.
Francisco today have these improved
daVits installed. The ships are tbe
Chiyo Maru, the Wilhelmina of the Mat
son line, the Cleveland of the Hamburg
American line, the ferry boats Melrose
and Encinal and the river boat Nava ia
of the Southern Pacific company. The
new boat Seminole, now being built by
the latter company is also being
equipped with the new davits.
Captain A. z. Lundin, president of the
Welin davit company, now in the city,
is installing agents al various ports
The Main Street iron works will have
charge of the business for San Fran
cisco, and c. w. Wylie- for Portland
this city will also represent Captain
Lundins company for life preservers
boats and launches. also a feature of its
business.
A majority of the new boats being
built now are having the Welin dayits
installed. and the United States govern
ment is adopting the new system when
ever possible. A recent installa tion of
the Welin davits was made on the
L. s. S. Patterson at Seattle
The boats now in port here are at
tracing much attention among those
of the travelling public who look care
fully to safeguards and safety as well
as by ship owners, Builders and others
who realize. the far reaching value OF
this great innovation In safety appli-
anceS.
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Oil Means Money
In California

Practically every one interested IN
california oil enterprises operating
in the proven fields is making money.
This is particularly true of those
who hold stock in Coalinga Oil Com
pauies-that wonderfully prolific
heId-thc greatest in the State if
not ia the world. The only way you
i1v0St portion of your income or
savings in some good oil stock.
This offer is the initial ground
floor Offering in a company operaU-
ing i'm absolutely proven territory in
CeaIinga The property is owned
outright. Small capitalization. no
promotion stock: shallow, easy
drilling. but wells run from 40 to
900 barrels. owing To extremely pro-
Ihc nature OF underlying sands.
Choicest piece of undeveloped
shallow property in entire State Of
California
call or write to AS at once for
further particulars before this op-
n0rtunity passes and if you desire
we viii arrange so you can make
free trip 10 COalinga TO see the prop
ertE and 20 over the field In general.
and make up you mind about this
proposition after a careful personal
iuvesCi cation.
NOTF.-To every one sending in
this coupon we VIII send free Of
char for the next six months a
COPY Of the monthly publication,
Securities which is filled with
photos Of the oil fields and valuable
information about California OIL.
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Los Angeles Markets
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lOFCItOt DtSPdtNH ~ HC Ndtt
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 4.-Egg receipts were
heavy the produce exchange today, S3I cases
being reported in. Prices were unchanged. East
ern storage eggs are quoted the board at more
than the sale price. All produce is in demand.
Receipts OF produce in Los Angeles today
were Eggs. 337 cases; butter, 456 pounds;
cheese 2.600 pounds; potatoes. $500 sacks;
onions. 40I sacks: beans. 402 sacks; sweet pota-
toe. 124 sacks; apples. none.
Eggs-Extra selects. 3lc; local ranch candled,
frsts 29c; case count. 2Tc; storage packed eX-
tras. 26c. storage packed seconds, 24c.
Butter-Creamery extras. Tl2c; Creamery
firsts 67Lc; eastern creamery extras, 67I5c;
cooking butter. 26c.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 2oc: eastern singles,
19d 20c; eastern twins, 20d2lc; eastern ched-
dars, 20G21c; eastern longhorn. PIC; eastern
daisy 20d21c; Swiss. imported, soc; Swiss, do
nestle. 23c: brick cream. 2Oc; limburger. 2od
21c; imported Edam, of u, $s09; oregon
daisy. 21c-
Beans 1per ctU-No. pink. 81. .2565.5o: No.
lima. s4.40d4.50; Lady Washington, sA.25d
40; small white, s.. 400 $50; blaekeye, SAB;
Garvanzss 81 50: lentis. 81.
Potatoes ,per ctD-Salinas, Sl65q1.75; High
lands. S1.15l so; Lompoc, S1.656L75; Wat
souElle 81. .50d 1.65: oregon. S1.50d / 80; sweet
potatoes, $3.50: oregon early rose, 81; white
rose. S1.156I1.9O.
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COTTON FUTURES
London Wool Sale

LONDON. Feb. 4.-The wool auction sales
closed today with offerings of 5.I73 bales. The
small miscellaneous selection met with a spirit
ed demand. The series started unchanged fol
merinos and to 10 per cent higher for cross
breds.
As the auction proceeded competition in
creased with America paying increased atten-
ton 10 coarse and bright crossbreds, which
had gained per cent. while support from Ger
many caused similar advance for fine me-
rinOs.
Compared with the December sale merinos
closed par to per cent. crossbreds to I0
per cent and Cape OF Good Hope and Natal pan
to 3 points higher. The home trade bought
50. 600, the continent 8. 900 and America . OO0
bales About 5000 bales were held over for
the next sale.
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'Snow on ground Go inches.

'Snow on ground Go inches
The following maximum and minimum temper
atures are reported from eastern stations for pre-
yious day: Chicago, 1926; New York, 44-2s;
Omaha, 1924.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure is falling slowly over the western
half of the country and ligh- rains reported
along the coast from Eureka 10 Marshheld. The
winds are mostly from the north and will change
slowly 10 the southeast. The temperature is
rising slowly throughout Nevada and California,
but the weather is still cold east OF the Sierras.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 81 per
cent and at Fresno 90 per cent.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at D. M,
Sd turday, February 8:
San Francisco and yicinity-Cloudy Saturday
light northeast wind. changing to west
Northern Californa-Cloudy Saturday; light
north wind.
Southern California Cloudy Saturday; light
north wind. changing TO south; light frost in the
morning IN exposed places.
A. c. McADIE. District Forecaster.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Feb 4-Hutton's wire says:
/ The cotton market was very firm, prices ad
vancing the highest quotations since the
market reached the low point. The opening
/ was higher the cables and prices continued
20 advance. showing a gain at midday of near
/ ly 20 points from the final of the previous day.
The foreign markets higher. owing TO the
improved conditions in Manchester and the
reports Of good buying By Manchester and Liv-
erpOol. New Orleans wires much better demand
for spots, holders asking full prices; market
looks higher.
THE New York cotton exchange gives
worlds takngs of American for the week this
year 2TS,n00 bales, against 81 900 last year.
Spot closed quiet 10 points higher middng
uplands. 1890; midling gulf, 1515c Sales,
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NAVAL MILITIA WILL
USE THE MARBLEHEAD
This Year the Cruise. Will Be to
Northern Ports

The naval militia, under command of
Captain George w. Bauer, is preparing
to turn over the antiquated Alert to
the navy department in exchange for
the cruiser Marblehead. which is of a
comparatively modern type.
The Alert's engines are so weak that
it lost steerage way against a stiff
wind off Point Conception while re-
turning from the annual cruise last
July.
This year the cruise viii cover the
northern ports as far as Seattle. The
transfer Will be made next month.
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Feb. 4--The Commercial Bulletin
will say Of the wool market Saturday:
Business continues comparatively limited, as
the large consumers have not re-entered the
market The outlook is for -enewed activity
within a fw week - t5e most. Prices are
firm as dealers believe that available wool
will he wanted for consumption. Secured
domesties and low grade crossbred stocks are
in moderate demand with prices on the latter
becoming stronger.
The shipments Of wool from Boston to Feb
rIsry included %. .39S. .253 pounds. against
q. QO2, ,o94 pounds for the same time last year.
The receipts 10 February inclusive were
20.I77.123 pounds. against %, 469, 01s pounds
for the same period last year.
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Two Oil Carriers Clear

The British tank steamer Dakotah was cleared
for Moi for orders yesterday with LOO, 900
gallons of refined petroleum, valued at SOS. .250
The British tank steamer Ell Lobo was cleared
for Payta. Peru. yesterday with ,53S 533 gal
Ions of fuel oil. valued at S31, 900 and consigned
10 Lobitos and CallaO.
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Elsins. 26sse; eocene. 2oc: red crown and motor
gasoline. ~ bulk l5c, in cases pc No engine
gasoline, in bulk SOC. in cases 37Ec; varnish
makers and painters naphths, in bulk lie. in
Turpentine-s5c per gallon in cases and 7sc
3n bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Resin per bbi Of $50 les)-F. sc. so; G, Ss-s5'
Red and White Lead-Red. 81. Gse; white
: uS&c per 10.
Pacific Codhsh 49, Some brands are higher
The lnion nsh company quotes as follows
Bundles. small whole. 30 10 bales, 5ssc
Gases regular, large whole. 100 10 boxes
$3.50; cases, extra. 100 ID boxes Sc; cases east
gauge 7isc: Silver King. Sc; Golden State
si2c- White Seal. middles. 1Oal0i2c; SeabTight
blocks. 72ic.'orientsi blocks, 7l<e; Crown brand
tablets, Nis Pearl, tablets SIC; 10 boNe'
fancy homeless. Ice; 10 boxes fancy homeless
JIG. half barrels, picked cod, $50 each
The Alaska Goldfish company quotes follows
Eundles small. whole, 4ISc; cases. regular. large
whole. s12c; cases. extra. &c; cases. eastern
Monarch Sc; Western Pride 7isc; Imperial
loa lolec; Ocean Wave. 7%c; Siberia. nc
lcts. SIC: Choice Bits crates. u 10 boxes
Joe; % 50 ID boxes lie; picked cod, half bar
rcls. $3.50 each
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: standard hne granu
lated. 545c; standard coarse grsnulated, 5.49ci
fruit granulated. a5c; cut loaf. In barrels only.
I-s5c: II. 4 Z. crystal dorninos 10 cartons in
monarch bar. 5.Soc: tablets. in half bbls, 5.s5ci
do in boxes. 6-20c: cubes and A crushed. 5.7Oc;
monarch powdered. 5.55c: xxx powdered
a-a5c5 candy grsnulated. 5-55c; confectioners A
h-45c; confectioners' crystal. 5-55c: extra hne
Eranulafed. 5-25c: magnolis A. 5.05c: extra {,
4a5c- golden q. 4.S5c; -. 4-75c. Barrels and %
in hars 1oc. half bhis 25c, boxes soc more per
Too lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar in .
fud 80 Do tins S1-70 more. I'm and 10 10 tins
$50 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
Ia 100 10 bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granusted basis.
'-4oe- Higrade,' bar, 5-S0c; powdered. 5.55c; A
crushed 5-1oci berry. 5.z5e; c. & d. extra hne
drF granulated. 545c; coarse dry grsuulated,
Soc coDfectioners' A. 5.z5c; confectioners
crystal, 5.55c; cubes, 5.7Oc; bricks 5.70c; extra
me dry sranulated zoo 10 bags only. 5-25c'
excelsior A, 5ooc; extra {, 1850; golden e
4-s1c5 yellow ID, a.15c; cut loaf. in bbls only.
a-s5ci II. a Z. crystal dominos 5 10 cartons u
cases o.45c, do , 10 cartons in cases, S95e. Ad-
duonal per 100 lbs. In barrels and 30 10 bags,
zoe more; half bhls 25c more; boxes. soc more
for all grades Bar in 35 and 30 10 tins, 81 70
more; in J0 10 itns. S255 more. Minimum order,
carload wei shr.
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Hides. TaIIow, Wool and Hops

Hid .s-Culls and brands sell about II ale IN
der quotations Heavy salted steers. 1Se; me
livm. j I2c- light lie; cowhides, lie for
heavy. ne for light; stays. SIC: salted kip.
llc- ssited veal 17c salted calf. lie; dry hides,
i3i- q 20c; dry kip. 1Sc; dry calf. 23Q 24c; dry
veal 24c; sheepskns. shearlings. 20d40c each;
short wool. s00S5c; medium. 90cdSLi0; long
wool. Si-25d1-75; lambs. 25 d75c; horse hides,
salt $2&5M3 for large and Si-J0d2 for
medium. 75c0SI for small and 25@5Oc for colts:
horsehides. dry. S2@2.25 for large and SL25Q2
FOR medium. 50c@Sl for small and = SOC
Tor colts; goaJskins, prime angors. 50Q9Oe;
large hair goats, 25@40c; medium 2095Oc;
small. 5dl5c.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAIss-Wa Oakland Pier.

To Oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
FruitVals Dsily-From 600 an, and every twenty
minutes until 200 pm. inclusive; then 740. $50,
900. $40, 1920, HOO and 11.40 pm, 1220 and
1.20am-
To sathG and AeIross via Seventh st-Daly-From
400 am, and every twenty minutes until ZOO pm.
inclusive. then II 40 pm.
To stonshast-Daiy- ZOO 500. 900 am. go,
400. 400. 500 $40 pm.
To Oakland Frst St.. Fruitsae, Alameda via Horssshos
-Daly-Fr0n f60O, GO am. and every twenty
minutes until $50 am inclusive: then 600 900
1009, 1920 HOO, 11.20 am. I'm, 1920 100, 120.
200, 30, 300. 3.20, t3 40 pm. and every twenty
minutes Until pm. inclusive; z 40, $50. 900. g. 40,
1920, 1l.00 and 11-40 pm. 1220 and 10 an,
Additional train to Oakland First St. 215 an
To West 8erkeiey-Daiv-From 500 an. and every
twenty minutes until 80 inclusive: then 900 m
and every hour until 400 pm Inclusive; then 40 m
and every twenty minutes until 700 pm inclusive:
then 74O $50. AGO. 9 40, 1920, 11.O0. ll40 pm and
I2.20am.
To corbin-Daily-Frcm 500 m and every 20 minutes
until 8. 20 am, then 900. 1000 am. 400 m 90
200. 300 4O0. 420, 40. 500 $50. $40 and 500 m
Union Transfer Co. authorized to check Baggage
direct from, residence
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Tallow-No. rendered, 5@51sc; No. 2. SAG
4i5c; grease. 263c.
Wool-Fsll clip: Northern. free mountain. IL
q 9loe; Humboldt and Mendocino, 13@l5c; south,
lambs. s@lOc for southern and i2@15c for
northern.
Hops-Californiss. 1sG23c for crop of 1903;
Oregons, 2i@22e per H.
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Army Transports

IHt IIONh pOTI.
The Thomas sailed January IS from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Dix sailed December 10 from Seattle for
Manila.
The Logan. homeward bound, arrived February
1 at Honolulu.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
The sherman is in port.
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Compagnie Generate TransatIantioue

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS
sailings every Thursday, instead of Saturday,
Morton street.
First class to Havre, $3.50 and upward; Sec
oud class to Havre, $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA,
le State street. New York. ]. F. FUGAzI.
Manager pseinc GUss oSe soIa montgomery street
ticket agents.
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Naval stores-Turpenfine and Ro.,n

591sc: sales. 143: receipts, 49, Shipments 1855
Rosin firm; sales, 1.s10; receipts, 1.424; ship
ments, 4,S25; stock. 124. .386. Quote B. 81 25: b.
S4.30; f. $4.37ls: F. S4.42h: G. s4.45; H. $455;
/. $40; XXX, $40; NJ, $3.50; n, S6 60; VIC
81 0J; WV, 81 80.
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Colon.
PHILADELPHIA-Arrived Feb 3-Stmr Amer
lean, from Puerto Mexico
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Arrived Feb 4EU. s stmr 10
gan, from Manila; stmr Columbian, from Seattle.
Sailed Feb 4-Br stmr Makura, for Victoria,
Sailed Feb IL. S. Stmrs Denver, Galveston
and lroquois for San Francisco
Arrived Feb 4-Br stnlr Asia from Yokohama
FOREIGN PORTS
NALPARAIS0-Sailed Feb 4-Schr Willis A.
Holden for Puget sound.
LADYSMITH-Sailed Feb 4, u m.-Stmr Lee
lanaw, for San Francisco
SANTA R0SALIA-Arrived> Jau 22-Br bark
Lydgate, from Hamburg. Jan 2S-Br bark Kin
ross shire. from Hamburg.
HONGkONG-Sailed Feb 4-Stmr Minnesota
cisco.
PORT SAID-Arrived Feb S-Br stmr Cyelops
from Glasgow for Tacoma
FAIMouTH-Arrived FEB 3-Fr bark Bidart
TUSKAR-PasSed Feb S-Fr bark Bavard.
hence Sept 81 for Runeorn
CHERB0UR URG-Sailed Jan 3f-Fr bark Rene
Kervelier. for San Francisco.
BROWHEAD-Passed Feb Seer bark Hebe
from Oregon for tnited Kingdom
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0Rk-Arrved Feb 4-Stmr Naure-
! tania, from Liverpool; stmr Room. from Bremen;
stmr Lithuania. from Libau
HAyRE-Arrived Feb 4-Stmr La Touraine.
from New York.
GENoA-Sailed Feb 1-Stmr Duca Delsi
d Abruzzi, for New York.