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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 2T.-Hops-Dul.
Hides-Dull.
Petroieuul-Steady
Sug2r-Rsw. nominal; muscovado. 3.74c; cen
tTifugal. 4-25c; molasses sugar, 3.49c. Refined,
quiet
r Butter-U Unsettled Receipts, 1879. Creamery
specials. 3od301zc.
Cheese-Steady. unchanged Receipts 6, S5s
Eggs-Firm, unchanged. Receipts, IL 7,15o
cases.
Conee-Futures closed hrm with prices point
lower 70 points net higher. Sales, s.. go
bags. September. ss5c; october. s.95c: Novem-
Der, $3.50; December, &c; January, 9.01c; Feb
ruary. 9-02c; March, 903c; April 9.04c; May,
e-O6c; June. 9.07c; July. 9.09c; August. 9.lIc.
Spot, steady; Rio No. Z lie; Santos No 4,
lI&c. Mid, quiet; Cordovs- l11< Gl3%c
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-1uiet. l0c; choice. 81 a
e7ze; prime. sasizc; common to fair. 6@711c.
Prunes-ln light supply spot. Prices firm
1t from 33ze TO 10c for CALIFORNIA; up to 30-40s
and from sc 20 9l5c for Oregon
ApricotS-Unchsnged Choice. IOLk 6lIXc:
extra choice, l1s4 0l214c; fancy. 12dl3lkc.
Peaches-Quiet- Choice. 7@T15c; extra choice,
~ @7zc; fancy. SGS1kc.
Raisins-Rsther irmer. Loose muscatels 5K
46c; choice to fancy seeded. 61sNSc; seedless
5@6ci London layers. $1.25d1.3o.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED


Tuesday. September 27
p. M. ship Santa Clara. .-Stindt. 19 DAYS from
Alitak; 1911 cases salmon to Alaska packers
p. m, schr Defiance, Saletzke, 10 DAYS from
Belllngham; 100000 feet lumber to E. K Wood
lumber company.
s p. M, stmr F. s. Loop. Levinson 96 hours
from Blaine; bound south, put in for fuel
o:o5 p M, stmr Prentiss, 1verson, 25 hours
from Eureka; 430, 900 feet lumber to Pacific lum-
Der company.
e:2o p M. Br stmr Harheur. sadner, 70 days
10 days; $500 tons coal to U. S. government
7:10 p. M, stmr Ravalli, Tietjen 25 hours
from Eureka; $4,000 feet lumber to Hammond
Gas a. M, stmr San Juan, Frazier, 20 days 3
hours minutes from Ancon, via Acapulco days
% hoars 80 minutes, and San Bias 5 days Is
hours SO minutes passengers and merchandise
TO Pacific Mail steamship company.
a. M, stmr Sierra Houdlette, days 16 hours
from Honolulu; passengers and merchandise to
]. D. Spreckels & Bros. company.
1910 a. m. n. stmr o G Lindauer 11a Ter; sandman.
Der to Wilson Bros.
1920 a. NJ. stmr Bear, Nopander. 2s hours
San Francisco and Portland steamship company'
IL a. M, stmr Asuncion, Bridget, 9 DAYS from
Astoria; ballast to Standard oil company up
1890 a. M, stmr Rose City. Mason. 4915 hours
from Portland. via Astoria Il hours; passengers
and merchandise to San Francisco and Portland
I:I5 a. M, symr Mayfair Olsen. ,6e hours from
Willapa: 100000 feet lumber to Pacific box fac
a. M, stmr James s. Higgins, Higgins 10
hours from Moss landing; 2,225 sacks barley
1856 sacks oats, 252 sacks peas to Pacific Coast
1925 a. M, st1nr Yellowstone Ludlow. 5s hours
from Columbia river; $4,000 feet lumber to
Charles r. Mccormick & Co.
1928 a. m. schr Monterey, Kelly II horrs
from Monterey; 10. 600 barrels oil to Associated
transportation company in tow tug Navigator
325 a. M, stmr Casco Ahlin, 65 hours from
7:45 a. M, Br stmr spithead, TucEweI1' 3 days :,
IS hours from Tacoma: put IN to finish loading.
Tuesday, September 27.
Stmr Bear. Nopander Portland; San Francisco
and Portland steamship company.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego etc !:
Pacific Coast steamship company.
Stmr State of California, Gielow, Eureka: Pa
cifc Coast steamship company.
Sfmr vrginian. Greene Honolulu via Seattle
and Tacoma; Williams, Dimond & Co.
Stmr Hanalei. Hannah, San Pedro; Independ-
Stmr City of Topeka Johpstone, Victoria and
Port Townsend; Pacific Coast4teamship company
SAILED
Tuesday. September 27.
2:25 o. M, stmr City of Topeka Johnstone
Victoria and Port Townsend.
4:25 p. M, stmr George Loomis, Daniels, Re-
1:so p. m. stmr Manchuria Dixon, Hongkone
etc.
1:3o p. M. stmr Helen P. Drew. Gunderson
Greenwood
$50 O. m, stmr Thomas L. Wand, Peterson.
$50 p. m, stmr Hanalei. Hannah San Pedro.
7:35 p. m, stmr Point Arena, Jacobsen, Black
s:25 p. M, stmr James s. Higgins, Eliason
Fort Bragg
GAS a. m. Nor stmr Hercules. Bjerck, Port
land.
PORT SAN LUIS. Sept. 27.-stmr Coos Bay,
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Eastern I.ive.tock Mnrket
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. sept 27.-csttie-Rece,nts sst,.
gs6ea : soe M At 1000: market slow. Beeves. $3.50
s.<o: Texas steers, S3.50G5 so: western steers
S5-zod6s9; stockers and feeders 4I5@5 e.
cows ana heifers, 81 25ds6. 40; calves S7M925
hsogs-heeeipts estimated al I3 600: market
~eak. Light Ss2Od9.e0; mixed. Ss506d9 30:
nseaEy, $50 a 8 20; rough, IS. .S56s s.55: good to
cnolce heavy. $s55M9. 40. pigs IS 5O09 10: hulk
ot sales, IS 70N9I5 tA
eneep-keceipts estimated at IS 900: market
STEADY 70 lOc OF Native. S2.600425: western
S544-z2; yearlings. $4-50G5 SEQ; lambs native
S4todt-lO; western. S5M75n
KANSAS CITY
- hANSAS CITY. Sept. 7.-Cattle-Receipts
1870: market steady 10 weak. Native steers
S5qelo; cows and heifers, 50 e0d7: stockers
sna feeders. SS.25d6.25 bulls. So 25d4 so:
ca caves, S4g 80; western steers $4-5o@7; west
!. Hogs-Receipfs. 5000: market steady. Bulk Of
sales, SsS0Q9.25; heavy. SIS. 7OdS 95: packers
ane butchers, SS-90M9-25; light. SO. 1903 IS
Sneep-Receipts, 1900; market steady. Nut
tons, $50 $50; lambs. 50. 75 76. 50: fed weth-
ers sno yearlings. $395@J.35; fed western ewes
&3.75@z40.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA Sept. 7.-Cattle-Receipfs
ooos market stead. Native steers. Ss.5o@
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Notice 60 Mariners

Hawaiian lslands-0ahu. southerly side Pearl
Harbor-Pookala point beacon 10. WAS nerma
nently discontinued September Is in the course
OF dredging In its immediate vicinity Q,ist of
Lights, Buoys and Daymarks, Twelfth Subdfs-
trict. 1903. page 49, By order Of the bureau
of lighthouses. v s Ho1-STsoN
the Nineteenth Lighthouse District y
Hawaiian Islands-Aiolokai Island soutbea ST
erly side-kamalo reef gas buoy No l. marked
'kamalo' occulting white seconds ecjinse 7
seconds. was established September 20 4 piace
of Kamalo point reef bell buoy l. va h was
permanently discontinued. List of Lights Buovs
and Daymarks. Twelfth Subdistrict 1909. "a ne
l5) By order OF the lighthouse bureau
V. s. HOUSTON,
Lieutenant Commander. L. 5. N, Inspector
Hs2ftee2tl Lighthouse District.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES. Sept 27.-Egcs were firm to
day Oh the produce exchange. Butter and cheese
were steady. There were few changes
Receipts Of produce were
Eggs us cbses butter 46. .652 pounds cheese
sacks, onions 800 sacks sweet potatoes 367
sacks.
Eggs-LOesl ranch csndled 43c: do case count
buFlng. 39c; eastern fresh &c: eastern storage
packed extra. 30d3 &c; do storage seconds. 26c
Burter--California creamery extra 32Ilc: do
hrsts- Bic; cooking. 25S: ladle 25c
BeaDs-No. pink. $3.50; No. ! limss S5: No.
] Lady Washington. $3.50: No. small whites
$3.50; No. ] backeyes Sc; No rsrvanzsS
$40; No. California lentils S70s
Potatoes--H Highlands $140d go: local Rur
banks, Sl-25; Salinas. Sl.65; yellow sweets 81 90
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loose from the Pacific Mail company it
will establish its own agencies for pas
senger and freight business, both here
and in the far east. G. Lacey Goodrich
now purser on the Tenyo Maru and
probably the best known purser on the
Pacific, is making his last trip in that
capacity. Lacey is to be stationed in
the far east, where he will act as a
sort of travelling passenger agent,
ent there is any business to be hustled
This is a job for which Goodrich should
be peculiarly fitted, as in addition to
very complete knowledge of the pas
senger end of the steamship business
he has the gift of making and holding
friends. He will be succeeded as pur-
ser on the Tenyo by Freight Clerk w.
H Reed. Purser Roberts of the Nippon
Maru is scheduled for the chief clerk
Combe will succeed Roberts as purser
of the Nippon.
San Juan Makes Quick Run
The Pacific Mail liner San Juan, Cap
tain +. E. Frazier, surprised the COM
pany officials yesterday by putting in
an appearance a day ahead of time. The
little liner made the run from Mazatlan
in days 16 hours. The San Juan
S. King. a rubber prospector, and Mrs.
Boyd. The cargo of 949 tons included
a shipment of treasure valued at $9,317.
City of Topeka on Seattle Run
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's City of Topeka, which has been
placed on the Seattle run in place of
the City of Puebla, which is under
going repairs al Seattle, sailed yester-
day for the northern port. Among the
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SIERRA FLIES FAST
ON HONOLULU TRIP
Oceanic Steamship Company's
Liner Brings Many Passen-
gers From Island Port

ITH more than 100
passengers and a
big cargo of island
p r o d u C I S, [ h e
Oceanic steamship
company's Ii n e r
Sierra, c a p t a i n
Houdlette, arrived
yesterday morning,
S days, 16 hours
and / minute from
Honolulu. The last
day the liner was
at sea there was
born to a Russian
woman, a steerage
passenger, a boy
baby. The mother
was radiant with
delight yesterday
har hou
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The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria
sailed yesterday afternoon for the
far east crowded with passengers and
carrying a large cargo. Captain Dixon,
who remained ashore last voyage to
enjoy his vacation, was on the liner s
bridge and took his big charge away
from the wharf in shipshape style.
The Manchuria will make a call at
Manila, for which port the liner has
$500 tons of government freight and
about 40 passeng gers. Among the pas
sengers for Manila are ]. L. Barrett,
treasurer of the Philippines; Juan
Sumalong, a member of the commits
sion, and George R. Harvey. solicitor
general to the inSular government.
Among the steerage passengers were
So Hindus and Chinese who had been
refused landing by the immigration
authorities.
The passengers included:
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

7.75; cows and heifers. S365.75; western steers,
81 f5@655; range cows and heifers, 81. So "a So:
Gamers, S2-60M3.40; stockers and feeders. $3@
6; calves. $350M7; bulls, stays. etc, $3q5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000; market 5e lower
, Heavy. SIS. 20GlS. 20; mixed IS. 40MS.J0; light.
IS. 75ass5; pigs. ssQs75; bulk of sales, $500
Sheep-Receipts. q, ,500 market steady. Year
lings. S4.50@5 40; wethers. S3.5o0l4 20; ewes,
50. 2503T5; lambs. $6.40@G90.
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Change of Masters

oteamer Ione-Late master, P. NJ CLARK:
present master, Charles H. Ehlert
Steamer Signal-Late master Clifton cur+;s.
present master. H. c. Mason
Launch Crowley No. 9--Late master. George
Laughlin. ~
Steamer James S. Higgins-Late master W
=, higgins; present master. John A. Eleasser
Steamer Fullerton-Late master, F. A. Grant.
present master, Clifton Curtis
ENROLMENT
Steamer Sea Foam, Alexander Hendriksen
master.
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U. S. Branch Hydroeraphic once
TO ARRIVE

branch of the United States hydrographic
Office. located in the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained In San Francisco for the beneft OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Nayigators are cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets or charts
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. s. N, in charge.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Merchandise for Hawaiian Islands

The steamer Lurlne cleared Wednesday for
Honolulu and Kahului with large cargo of
merchandise, valued at $270O5S, as follows:
bbls axle grease. IA. 100 gals alcohol. 2 automo-
biles and SO pkgs parts, 30 cs baking powder. 1
boat, IA cs books. 16 cs bicycles. 1894 pkgs bot
barley, 1854 lbs and II cs butter, 100 lbs
bran, 90 cs boots and shoes, 81 cs candles, 63
pkgs car material. 956 lbs and 21 cs candy, 424
lbs goldfish, 1,J54 lbs and 20 cs cereals, IS pkgs
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Adolph ottinger TO Leila Ottinger lot at sW
corner Of Page and Lyon streets. W 25 By
100; gift
Pedar Jensen to W. c. Fletcher Jr.. lot in E
25 BY 12O: $40.
Real estate and development company 10 Rob
ert Reid and wife. lot in y line of Twentieth
street. Is of Texas. E 25 BY n 100: grant
Elizabeth Dissmeyer and wife TO Frank Deu-
cell. lot SS, Demartini tract; SO
Christiana G. johnson TO Ann NJ Howes. lot
8, block A. map l. Sutro addition; $40.
Karl 1ngoe and wife to Edward J. O Brien
sixteenth avenue. E 25 by 100: $40
JACOB Heyman company to Henry Kessel and
wife, lot at NV corner of Thirty first avenue
Parkside Realty company Of San Francisco to
James A Miller. lot at NE corner OF 7 street
and Twenty ninth avenue. 1876 BY n 100. SO.
Same TO Minnie G. Holmes. lot in line OF
Inirteenth avenue, 200 OF r street, 25 By
Real estate and development company to Ed
ward Zimmerman and wife. lot in W line OF
Carolina street. 200 OF Twenty second. S 25 by
G. W. Hamin to Agnes R. Hamin. lot in W
line OF De Haro street. S25 OF Twenty third.
Phnlipa Smith to Chris j. Felix. lot in line
OF Forty fourth avenue. 175 n Of street. 25
Herbert R. Ellis and wife to L. n. Noise. lot
IN " line Of Hoffman avenue. 26:6 Of Twenty
third street. 2I By " 100: $40.
NE ns !, LengeRaa and wife & TO same lot IN
street, Sc 25 by NE 100. $40
Louis Heilmann and wife to Eva NJ Jakobs
lot In line Of Eleventh avenue. 125 OF Cal
rornia street 25 by 120; $40.
NJ 9: Hassett and wife to Louis L. BondeIi.
lot in Sc line OF Mission street. 500 NE OF Viz
ginia avenue. NE 80 by Sc 2S3 81 SO
Samuel ID. Merced and wife to Mary E. Smith
lot In W line OF Sanchez street, 1876 y OF Nine
teenth. 25 BY W los; $4,000.
w R. Pease and wife to Roma Mildred Bur
nett lot In line OF Hill street. 100 " OF
Valencia street. W 80 by ia: $40.
Robert Hartshorne TO Mary NJ Ward, lot in
: line OF Ftlbert street, 137 IS Of MONTGOMERY
e 1876 by s 100 and two other pieces; $40
Central Trust Company OF California to Oscar
Il. Roderick and wife. lot 80. block 10. Hill
crest: $40.
Same to Rebecea B. Boyd ct al, lots and
40. block To- Hillcrest; SO.
Doninick T. Roberts TO Joseph c. Lfnehan
and wife. lot in W line OF Dolores street. 100
OF Twenty-third. n 30 by W 1I7:6: $40.
Thomas Mccullough and wife to Patrick H.
Mullane, lot IN W line Of Lexington avenue IA
OF Twentieth street. S 21:6 By w 70. $40.
Frederick Anderson to Maggie NJ. Clark lot in
z line OF Munich street. % y OF Brazil avenue
n 20 By E 100; SO.
Jacob Heyman company to Harry C. Moore Iot
In NE line OF Berlin street. 155 Sc Of Ward
Sc 25 by NE 120; so.
Anna l.. Cook to s. o. Blodgett. lot at NE cor
n 100; $40. -
Estate OF Matthew Ward deceased. bv admin
istrator) to John J. Murray. lot at W corner OF
tIaiy avenue and Lisbon street. SW 25 By NV
Same to Thomas F. Murray. lot m NV line OF
Lisbon street. 25 SW OF Italy avenue, sw 25 by
NV 100; s.
Emma Honigbaum to Louis Honigbaum. half Of
lot In " line OF Nineteenth street 80 " ~
Church, W 25 by 100; gift.
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CHICAGO. Sept Butter-Steady Cream
cries. 24d2Sc: dairies. 2302Tc
Eggs-Receipts. Z. 7.el2 cases. Steady: at mark
cases included, 1s1z d211zc; frsts. 2sc; prime
frsts, pc
Cheese-Steady- Daisies, 15&c; twins I41s a
15e: Young Americas. 155z a 16c; longhorns, 155b
'@16c.
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Building Contracts

Henry z. Bothin with Mason & Morrison
Brick work for one story brick building In n
Line OF Broadway, 80 W OF Larkin street, W
$50. 1873. " 42:9, y 49:6, 50. So p
81 :6, S 275; $4,000.
NJ. H Bowman with Capurro & Baratti-To
erect a two story and basement frame building
in 5 line Of Bonita street. 1876 " OF Polk. W
25 by 1928: s.. $50
J. F. Breckwoldt with A. E OIson-To erect
i've room cottage in line OF Burrows street
60 W OF Girard. 6Ox100; 81 $50.
Joseph Peltier with Peterson & Wilson, Emil
Hogberg and AIbaeh & Mayer-To erect a two
story and attic brick building IN line Of Pacific
street. 175 " OF Devisadero. W 1875. s 127: 81.
E 37:6. " 12s:SH; $16.31s.
Reuben Cohen with Christensen & Smith--To
erect three story frame building at SW corner
OF MeAllister and Cough streets. W 55 By S
1876: $1S.OOO-
The Sisters Of Mercy with City street improve
ment company-Paving for st. Mary's hospital
at NE corner OF Hayes and Stanyan streets. NE
275 by Apo: $1,000
B. F. Meyer with william and John Little
Ah1hach Mayer and william Schaefer-TO
erect two story and basement frame residence
in line OF First avenue. 1O4 5 OF Sacramento
street. 81. E 113:4ss, 26:101A, " 11O-71s;
1910.
Richmond theater company with Felix Mar
cuse--To erect a one story brick and steel thea
ter building in " line OF Sixth avenue. 100
Of Clement street. 100 by " 100; $22.650-
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London Wool Auction

LONDON Sept. 27.-There a good attend
ance at the opening of the fifth series of wool
auctions today. The small selection offered.
Isis bales. consisted principally of crossbreds.
Competition was active and higher prices pre-
vailed Merinos and Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal were exchanged TO 5 per cent dearer. and
crossbreds advanced from 5G7l6 per cent. A few
lots Of medium were taken for America.
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pot closed quiet. Middling uplands. Is. Coo
idling gulf, 13.s5c- Sales, $500 bales.
ST. Louis Wool NIarket ,

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-Wool-Steady. Medium
grades. combing and clothing. 23624c; light
fine, l9Q2lc; heavy fine, 15d17c; tub washed,
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-Stantard copper,
STEADY Spot. September and October. 12.05@
u l5c; November 1905 al. .20c; December,
12.0Il9 @l2.20. London. steady; spot ESQ IS Cd ;
futures, f55 lis Cd Exports of copper reported
so far this month. 2s2l5 tons. Locally dealers
report quiet market. Lake IL. 50M12. 75c:
eleetrolytc, I23T15 @12 epic; casting u. 1215 a
L. 3T1hc
Tin, firm but quiet. Spot. 35.Io635. .35c; Sep
tember. 35G35.2 .25c; October 81. .95@35 1Oc; No
vember. "a. .S0G35. 10c; December. "a So So. .1oc.
London, strong; spot, f159 IS Cd; futures, fI59
2s Cd.
Lead. quiet. 4.3T15 "a. 4oc New York: 422k a
42I12e East St Louis London, spot, f12 los.
Spelter. quiet 5.50d5 60c New York; 5.356
5.40e East ST. Louis. London. f23 los.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, 49s in London. Lo-
cally iron was quiet. No. / foundry northern
S15.75@le.25; No. 2, I550@I6; No / southern
and No l southern soft, $15.75@l625.
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Memoranda

LONDON, Sept. 27-Jap stmr Tenyo Maru
from Hongkong for San Francisco. is ashore 30
tide without damage; tug and lighters assisting
LONDON, Sept. 2z.-Fr bark Marechal de Cas-
tries from Dublin for oregon. was towed into
shifted
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By United Wireless

Tuesday, September 27.
S1EAMEh HlLoNlAN-From Hilo for San Fran
cisco; Sept. 26, S p. m, $50 miles from Hilo;
nne, clear weather
BRITISH STEAMER ASIA-From China, ETC..
for San Francisco; Sept. 20. D. m 1493
miles from San Francisco; all well.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Port San I.uis
for Honolulu; Sept. 26 p. m. 522 miles from
Port San Luis; clear weather.
STEAMER LURLINE-Hence Sept 21 for Homo
lulu; Sept. rs $3.50 p. m, 1,645 miles from
San Francisco; moderate wind and sea; will
arrive at Honolulu about 10 a. m. Wednesday
STEAMER RosECRANs- From Honolulu for
Gavota; Sept. 20, p. M, 100 miles out:
fresh head wind; rough swell.
STEAMER w. s.. PoRTER-Hence Sept. 25 for
Portland; Sept &C. p. M. 80 miles north of
Cape Mendocino; fresh northwest wind; small
sea.
STEAMER BUCKMAN-From Seattle for San
Francisco; Sept. q, l p. M, off Cape BIanco:
dense fog; calm; sea smooth; all we'll.
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Ill cargo Of 1900 tons Of

cisco. 1t has full cargo Of 200 tons Of
cement.
The British steamer scottish Monarch arrived
at the North Pacific rfl's 'rf'ur -he pi0ht it
will load wheat for t1s I1i1co G-1ctc-e
Kerr. Clifford & Co.
ASTORIA. Sept 2T -Stsssar Tarsf1s-t tt
rived today from San ant tae
river TO load for retU
Steamer Klamath arred t1lar rlru san
Francisco and left uD tts rtrcr o. .af ingrt trr
Steam schooner Cl1rc1r'IL satfof lo1av Pr
South Bend to load Il -laer
Steam schooner NoT cary sr'ie1 tn.a fer
San Pedro with a cars D. Irr'rf
Tank steamer Roma % - y rirrl - e-r
San Francisco after discnarging iss sarge cf
fuel oil.
Steam schooner NOrthland sailed today for
San Francisco with a part cargo OF wheat and
10000 feet OF lumber loaded at Goble and
Ranier
The dredge Chinook did not resume operations
on the bay Monday. expected, but. IL Is
understood. II will work for two or three DAYS
longer on the shoals between Flavel and Fort
river
ABERDEEN, wash. Sept. 27.-Schooner For
est Home finished loading for Callao and
rowed 10 the lower bay with the expectation OF
getting TO sea tomorrow. Steamers Centralia
and Svea arrived from San Francisco today the
svea with freight and the Centralia with pas
sengers and freight
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. Sept. q.
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Naval stores-Turpentfne and Rosir

SAVANNAH. Sept. 27.-Turpentine-Firm at
1885 Sales. 563; receipts, s5l; shipments, S76;
Rosin-Firm. Sales, 1.756; receipts. 1892;
shipments. 296O: stocks. 725l4 quote: B,
ss57is: s57 = a. sees.s ses75s ss2: ss9735: 4.
$es71@; n. $e.921; VIC. $697Ht WV, s7.02
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PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28

CnarleS Aldrlch Mrs. >. G. Guen
W. T. Quick D. L. Tineman
W. NJ Gum A. S. Marse
Mrs N A Oliver Glover Montgomery and
Mrs. Grace L. Burns wife
Al Melody and wife Mrs f. Jones
Mrs. o. Z. CLANCY J. ]. Quick and wife
E. E. y y EEeoSh WeoS.nd Fred Fred g g Smith Smith
r. Roberts Grace L. Burns
Henrick Housseman Ray E. Scott
Mrs p. S. Govan A. R.. Cantana
Eleanor Jones Fl. L. Ruick and wife
WiIheImina VIII Sail Today
The Matson navigation company's
liner Wilhelmina, Captain Peter john
son, will sail at noon today for Homo
lulu with a full complement of passen-
chandiSe.
Inspector Exonerated
Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers But
ger and Bolles in a report on the cause
of the explosion of the boiler on the
steam schooner Phoenix, which blew
up on August 13 while the vessel was
a few miles off Point Arena and which
resulted in the death of four of the
crew completely exonerate Assistant
ined the boilers before the schooner
left this port May 10 of this year.
The Judgment of the inspectors was
p. Halversen, CHIEF Mate Larsen and
Assistant Engineer George p. Murphy.
all of whom stated the boiler must
G y
tested by VOTERS
The exact cause of the explosion
could not be determined because of the
loss of the boilers while the vessel was
being towed into port.
Water Front Notes
Captain Henry E. Morton of the Pa
cific Mail liner Mongolia returned yes
terday from Europe where he has been
spending his vacation. His ship, tenn
porar1ly in command of Captain Kit
is now on its way home.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to S.2S0.000 feet.
The ship Santa Clara, Captain Stindt,
arrived yesterday 19 days from Alitak
with 1911 cases of salmon.
The British steamer Spithead arrived
yesterday from Tacoma to finish load
ing for Australia
The liner Asia, which is due Saturday
from the orient, was 1.493 miles from
port at o'clock Monday night.
The French liner Amiral Exelmans
sailed September 23 from Singapore for
this port via China and Japan
The steamer Curacao, homeward
bound from Mexico, sailed at l o'clock
yesterday afternoon from San Pedro.
By United Wireless
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28

VIII be stationed In Far East
When the Togo kisen Kaisha cuts
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-28

SOUTH OMAHA Sept 27-Cattle-Receipfs.
s ooos market stead. Native steers. Ss506