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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
The Mariposa,. Cargo

The steamer Mariposa sailed for Tahiti on
Sunday with cargo valued at $6S.e79, to be
Zealand. 1876 Australia, s4,722; Friendly
islands, $2,eSs. The following were the prin-
cipal shipments:
TO Tabiti-1.e7e bbls flour. 2ss ctls barley,
80 cts wheat. 241 bales hay. T225 lbs beans'
,27O lbs peas and lentils, 643 lbs and cs dried
fruit 149 pks fresh fruits. 30 pkgs vegetables.
230 pkgs potatoes, 96 pkgs onions, 365 cs canned
goods, 5o.soO lbs rice. 13 200 lbs salt, 1862 lbs
sugar, 3.0s7 gals wine. 20 casks beer 25S cs.
kits salmon. 47,617 lbs bread 1850 lbs cod
FISH, 421. lbs cheese, 1.54o lbs lard, so pkgs
drugs. IL pkgs arms and ammunition, 15 cs
BICYCLES. 13O doors. 10 pkgs windows q o26 feet
lumber. 5000 lbs fertilizer IS cs oils, q pkgs
70 coils ropes, 4s cs boots ana shoes. n pkgs
dry goods, 2i cs stationery. IS pkgs saddiery.
pkgs machinery, go bdls shocks. Il pkgs
wagon material.
To New zealand-5.4 .4o6 bxs apples. SO, 80 lbs
dried fruit 1,55s cs canned goods. 25 bbls and
8 cs oils, pkgs paints, 20 rolls roofing SO Is
books.
pkgs fresh fruits.
70 Friendly islands $50 sbbls Hour, 1900 lbs
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ington. peF bhl, S505.25 for family bakers and
patents and 81. 25k4.50 for cutoff Kansas pat
enfs. $50; do straights. $3.50; Dakota patents
= 80; do straights, $40: do clear Sc 60 per bbi
Farinaceous Goods Buckwheat -four 81; buck
wheat -four. self-raising. 81 so; buckwheat groats
$: corn neal. yellow 50. white So extra cream
hour So; cracked wheat IS go: entire wheat
-four, $50; fsrina, $3.50; graham -four So:
hominy, large So. small So. granulated So oat-
meal. S425; do groats 81 .25. pearl barley 81 20:
rice hour Sc; rolled oats. 81 %: rolled wheat
So-So' rye heur. $S-25; rye meal. S3.10: split
oats. Use lbs s. 50. 40 ib sacks 81. rolled nakes
50 III btls S5.75 ? 40 10 sacks $525: rolled
wheat 80 lbs S4.75. 20 10 sacks s425
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% AT AUCTION !.

SOUTH BEND-Ssiled Sept. 1S 6 a. m.-stmr
Raymond. for San Pedro.
SEATTLE-Arriyed sept: u; n:so p. M
Stmr Governor, hence Sept. 10.
Arrived Sept Is. els p. m.-Stmr Jefferson.
from Skagway
Sailed Sept 13-Stmr Admiral Sampson. for
coma
Sailed Sept II. D. m.-stmr St Helene. for
San Francisco; p. m. stmr City Of Seattle. for
Skssway- Sept. Is. a. m--Bark Guy C. Goss.
EASTERN PORTS
new 1ORK-Arriyed Sept lS-Stmr Amer
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Arrived Sept. 13-Stmr Manchu-
ria, from Yokohama; Br stmr Romera. from
Arrived Sept. 1s-Br ship Dumfriess- shire.
from Hamburg; bktn John G. Meyer. from Grays
Sailed Sept. Is-Jsp stmr Nippon Msru. for
Yokohama.
NICIORIA-Sailed Sept. 13-Stmr Lyra, for
San Francisco.
VANCOUVER Arrived Sept. 1s-Fr bark
Notre Dame d'Arvor. from Victoria.
Powell river.
YOKOHAMA-Arrived Sept 12-Br stmr Ku-
CoION-Arrived Sept. 1O-stmr Massachu-
setts. from New York
PUERTO MEXICO--Arrived Sept 10-stmF
kentgckian. from New York
QUEENSTOwN-Arrived Sept. 12-Br ship
Arctic Stream. from Oregon.
SALINA CRUZ-Arrived Sept. 11-Stmr Mex
lean. from Hilo-
Sailed sept. 1l-Stmr Nirgfn1an, Tor san fran
cisco via San Diego.
GLASGOW Sailed Sept 1O-Br stmr Protest.
laus for Puget sound
HONGKONG-Sailed Sept e-Jsp stmr Ia
coma Maru for Seattle.
Arrived Sept. I1-Nor stmr Rygja. from A.
toria- Sept. 13-Stmr Mongolia. hence Aug. II
via Honolulu and Yokohama.
CORONEL-Arrived Aug 2T-Br stmr Hsr
heur, from Norfolk for Chimbote or San Fran
cisco.
ACAPULCO--Sailed Sept 12-stmr Newport.
for AncOn; stmr Acapulco for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
BOSToN-Sailed Sept 1S-Stmr Saxonia, for
NEW YORK-Arrived Sept. 13-Stmr Ducs a
Geneva from Naples
Sailed Sept. i3-Stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse for Bremen: stmr Rotterdam, for Rotter-
BREMEN-Arrived sept l3-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm H. from New York
Sailed Sept 1S-Stmr koenigin
Luise. from Genoa and Naples for - York
Passed Sept 13-Stmr Keemun. from Tacoma,
Seattle and Victoria for Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL-Sailed Sept 1S-Stmr Ivernia,
for Boston.
Arrived Sept. 12-stmr Lusitsnis. from New
York.
ANTwERP-Arrived sept. 1S-stmr vsder-
land. from New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sept. 13-Stmr Oscar
III. from New York.
HONOLULU. Sept. 13-Bktn John C. Meyer,
from Grays Harbor Aug. 20 for Sydney, put INTO
this port today with winch broke.
Per bark Star OF Chili-Had head winds In
Unimak pass for 10 days and vessel had hard
time getting through pass: Aug. 25. IN Bering
sea. spoke ship Star Of Finland; Aug. p, bktn
Centennial; Aug 2S. bark Star OF England; Arg.
20. ship Charles F. Moody. all bound for san
Francisco.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
Special Dispotch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Sept 13-Receipts of eggs
were light today on the produce exchange, but
mere was no advance in prices. The potato
market was nrm. Butter and cheese were firm.
Receipts of produce in Los Angeles were
Eggs, los cases; butter, 35.24S pounds; cheese.
1874 pounds; potatoes, 10 sacks; .beans. 347
sacks; onions, $50 sacks; sweet potatoes, IS
sacks.
Cheese-Northern fresh. 17@17kc; eastern
twins. 1S12c: eastern cheddar. 19@ 20c; eastern
longhorn, 19d20c; eastern daisy. 19c; Swiss
imported 29030c: Swiss domestic, 22d24c;
brick cream. 19c; limburger, l9c.
Butter-Creamery extra. 32lzc pound: hrsts.
Sic pound ladle butter. 2Jc; cooking butter, 25e.
Eggs-Local ranch canded frsts, 43c; case
count, sec: eastern fresh 35c; storage extras,
30dS2c storage seconds, 26c
Beans-No. l pink. $3.50; No. i imas, 81. 10;
Lady Washington, $3.50; small whites No l..
$4.50: blackeyes, $5-75; garvanzas, $3.50; len
tils. Sc. 50d7
POtatoes-New potatoes local stock, 81. .25 per
ctl: Highlands. $125M1. 40 ctl; Salinas, $l.50M
1.60; local Burbanks. S1.2561.40 ct; sweet
potatoes. $I50d1.T5 etl.
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Neu York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. l3.-Hops-Dull.
Hides-Quiet.
Raw sugsr-Steady. Muscovsdo. 50 test, 3.s6c;
centrifugal, 96 test, 1850; molasses sugar, SO
test, 3.6ic Refined sugar-Steady.
Coffee-FufUres closed steady at net gain
of 2oQ26 points. Sales for The day were re-
ported Of $500 bags. Closing bids follow:
September, s.30c: October, S.35c. November
$500; December, s-5Oc: January S.53c: Febru-
sry. s-54c; March. s.5oc; April s.50c; May,
s6Oe' June, s.ele; July, s.63c;- August. s64c.
spot eoneee-Firm. Rio, No. Z, l05ac; Santos,
Butter--Lower and unsettled Creamery. spe-
Gals. SlMsl 1ac; extras Soc.
Abeese--Steady, unchanged.
Lggs-Steady, unchanged
DRIED FRUITS
Lfapofaieo Apples-No change was reported
~ ~ re market Fancy, l0iz Qllc; choice. So a
Si2c. frime. FA2dSc; common to fair, 6d7bc
irnnes-firm. unchanged Quotations are az 9
y lpc Tor California fruit up to 3O-4os and from
&c a. 9iac for 0regons - W A
Aprleo.s-Llttle interest is shown in apricots.
s.s ~ ,,s a1sehee Or selling pressure, prices
choice, u 4 a lsc; fancy. I2di35sc.
slkc Nehos' so
haisins-Firm- Loose muscateIs. z1aec.
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COTTON FETURES.
Boston Wool NIarket

BOSTON. Sept. 13-Although there was little
activity In the local wool market today there
Is general demand for goods which is CON
sidered indicative of better business In the near
future. Ray material is being bought in very
moderate quantities. Leading quotation range
as follows:
Secured basis, Texas. fine u months, 6ed62c.
Fine, TO months. 55d5Tc; fine. fall, a
Soc California northern, 53G5sc; middle county,
50d51c; southern, 45@47c; fall free. 43Q46c.
Oregon No. i staple, 62@64c; eastern clothing,
5665Te; valley No. /, 52M54c.
Territory. fine staple, 64665c: fine medium
staple, 59d60c fine clothing 5Sd60e; fine me
dium clothing. 55M57c; half blood combing, 5s6
62c; three-eighths blood. combing 56@5sc; quar-
ter blood, combing 52G54c.
Pulled extra 65@-c; fine, 60Q62c; supers,
SEQ SIC.
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Hides. TaIIo.v, wool and Hons

No further changes in these staples are noted.
Hides are in fair demand. while hops are quiet
and wool Is dull
Hioes-Culls and brands sell about l5d1c
Hneer quotations; heavy salted steers. 1O12c;
Iight medium, 9ize: light. &c; cowhdes, sc;
slssG ac; salted kip, loi5c; salted veal, l6c;
saited calf I6c; dry hides. 1Sc: dry salt hides,
iSe; dry kip. lie; dry calf. DC; sheepskns.
sne5rilngs 2sa40e Faoh short wool 40@Toc;
medium fuq SOC; long wool 90cdSl -25: lambs.
2ea a0c; horsehides. salt S2-25@3 for large and
Sl-9ea2 for medium T5caSl FOR small and 25@
aoe Tor colts; horsehides. dry. S2M2 20 for large
and S125a2 for medium. 50c@s1 for small and
@9aaoe for colts; soatskins. prime sngoras, 75c
.aSl; large har goats. 30940c medium, goa
soc; small. 5MI5c
Ialow-No rendered. 515@6Rc; No. ?, 4
q -; grease 2d2Isc
Wool-Spring ciip. san Joaquin. years staple
&dl lie: do months. 701le: northern. Sonoma
sud Meud9cIno. ESd2oc; Humboldt. 20c asked:
Nevada. l5Ff 17c per H.
Eah elip-Mountain free. 9Gl1c: northern and
valley q Zoe, san JOsQuin fall and lambs. IA
1oe; do defective and heavy. SAFE per lb.
Hops Calfernia. 10n15c for crop Of 1909:
oregon. lVd l5c per ID; crop Of 1910. 100 16c
per lb.
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binder who went out to the ship in
launch they all engaged boat to
carry them and their baggage to Oak
land.
Luriine Will Be Here Today
The Matson navigation company's s
Lurline, homeward bound from Homo
lulu, was ITS miles from here at noon
yesterday. On board the steamer are
The freight includes $1,000 bags of
sugar, 1900 barrels of molasses, 1,5S0
punches of bananas, $50 cases of canned
pineapples and 500 crates of fresh pines.
The Lurline will arrive today.
At Honolulu for Repairs
The barkentine John c. Meyer. bound
from Grays Harbor for Sydney, put into
Honolulu yesterday with broken
winch, which will be repaired before
the windjammer resumes It's voyage.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,975.000 feet.
The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Masr.iposa. Which sailed SUNDAY
o'clock Monday night.
The British steamer Inverkip ar
rived yesterday from Boat harbor.
The Pacific Mail liner Manchuria
which is four days behind time, arrived
yesterday at Honolulu and will probably
not be here until next Tuesday.
The steamer Acapulco left Acapulco
Monday for this port.
The Pacific Mail liner China has been
stripped of its yards.
BY United Wireless
Tuesday, September Is.
STEAMER RosECRANs-Hence Sept. TO,
Honolulu Sept. II, p. M, 739 miles out
weather fine.
STEAMER ASUNCION-Hence Sept II for Port
land; Sept. IL, $50 p. m. 25 miles south OF
Point Arena; barometer 5000; temperature So
STEAMER WASHTENAW-Hence Sept. II fol
Seattle and Vancouver; Sept. IL, 7:30 p. M. II
miles south of Point Arena; calm and smooth
sea; barometer 29.93: temperature 81.
STEAMER PRESIDENT-Hence Sept II for Sar
Diego; Sept. II, p. M, 81 miles south oi
Pigeon point: clear smooth sea; moderate
northwest swell.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San Luis
for Honolulu; Sept II, 10 p. M, 400 miles out
from Port San Luis; moderate northwest wind
and sea.
STEAMER MARIPoSA-From San Francisco fol-
Tahiti Sept. II, p. m, 4eS miles off Sar
Francisco lightship; clear; smooth; light north
west wind; barometer 30.02; temperature 62.
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Another Salmon Ship Reaches Port

The ship Star of Chile of the Alaska
Packers association feet arrived yes
terday 25 days from Naknek. Captain
Peterson said that he was in Unina K
pass for 10. days lighting his way
against head winds. All the ships, he
reports. had hard time beating
through the pass and 1t is on. this ac-
On August rs in the Bering sea the
Star Of Chile spoke the Star of Fin
land, on August q the barkentine
land and August 29 the ship Charles E.
Moody.
Among the cannery hands who came
home on the Star of Chile were many
Mexicans. some of whom Were hired
a. the beginning of the season through
Chinese labor contractors. Although
contract cont act for for the the seasons SON Sri swori 'as as
Chinese. They were entered on the COM
pany's books as Chinese and the food
& served out for na them by the company
that the company had agreed to furnish
the Chinese, and consisted principally
OF rice. This has happened other
OF trouble. This season was no excep-
tion and, according to those who re-
turned on the Chile. every protest
against the rice diet was followed by
a fight In. which somebody usually was
more or less seriously carved. There
were several scraps during the home
ward voyage and the rice fed Mexi-
through a Chinese agent.
Chinese Cannerymen Land in Oakland
Although there have been Chinese
cannery hands on every salmon ship
that has returned from the north none
of them has landed on this side of
the bay. The highbinder war In China
town Is responsible for this. Among
the Chinese cannery hands are many
highbinders for whom it might 81.
dangerous IL they arrived in Chinatown
unaware OF the existence of war. For
their protection their friends here have
met each ship with a warning and the
returning Celestials have paid extra
launch hire to be taken over to Oakland.
where they will remain under shelter
until they get their bearings and a
fresh supply of arms and ammunition.
A number of Chinese arrived yester-
day on the Star of Chile and after a
long powwow with slant eyed high
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MANY PASSENGERS
SAIL ON SIBERIA
Pacific Mail Liner Leaves for
Orient With Unusually
Small Cargo

HE Pacific Mail
liner Siberia, Cap
tain Feeder, sailed
yesterday for the
far east with a
large number of
passengers and one
of the smallest
cargoes .that the
big ship ever car
ried through the
Golden gate. Cap
tain Feeder, better
known as THE
King" Z" went to sea
with a new prime
minister. Chief Of
f1cer G. L. Lapraek
has been placed on
waiting orders and
has been succeeded
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U. 5. Branch Hydrographic OfIice

branch Of the United States hydrographic
office located IN the Merchants Exchange. Il
maintained in San Francisco for the benedf Of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators are cordially Invited to
visit the Office, where complete sets OF charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kent sf
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights dangers to navigation and nat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce
j. O. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, U. S. NJ in charge
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Private Wire-Neu York, Chfcag>
Western Union Code
J. G. WILSON

MEMBER
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
SAN FRANCISCO
Main ONCE, Mills Bldg, San Franciseo
Branch Ofices-Palnce Hotel tuaaan
corrfdor), San Francisco5 HoreA AfcAan-
drfa. Los Angeles, Cal.
Correspondenfs-Harr Wtnfhrop y
Co., New York, Chicago, London ana
Paris.
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CHICAGO. Sept ID -Butter-Stesdy. Cream
cries, 24iS d29c: dairles 23627c.
Egg-Reeeipts. @. 4o6 cases. Steady; al mark
cases included. 14Gl7c; irsts. 2lc; prime frsts.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies 16@16Lc; twins, Is
@1515e; Young Americas 1872 M163.c long
horns I6M16zc
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sd. Louf. Wool Marked

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13.-wool-Steady. Medium
grades combng and clothing, 23624c; light
fine, 19d2Ie; heavy fine, 15G17c; tub washed
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harley Carriers Clear

The Belgian ship L'AvenIr was cleared for
Queenstown for orders yesterday with 1926
centals of barley, valued at $50, ,243, and 25 600
feet of lumber dunnage, valued at $500.
The British ship Dolbardan Castle was also
cleared for Queenstown for orders yesterday:
This vessel had 20, 405 centals OF barley, valued
at S77,445, 10000 feet of lumber as dunnage.
valued at $3.50, and 167 tons Of scrap steel,
valued at s.. .345.
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choice to fancy seeded, ea7isc: seedless, 41bm
5lsc; London layers, 81. .25GII.30
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The tank steamer Santa Rita sailed from Port
Hartford for Honolulu on Sunday with $4,000
barrels of crude oil, valued at S27 .030.
The barkentine S. c. Allen and the schooner
cfeared at Fort Bragg for Honolulu on Monday.
The s. c.. Allen had 675,0OO feet. valued at
1900. and the Philippine took 625,0o0 feet,
valued at $4,000.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 13-Standard Copper
Easy; spot, l2.1odl2. .20c; October. 12i2A q
II. .20c; November, I2.15612. .20c; December.
12.l71s 6l2.20c. Sales, 25 tons December at
II 2Oc. London, dull; spot f55 Is Sd; futures
f55 I5s. Arrivals reported at New York today. 20
tons. Custom house returns show exports TO- :
I56 tons so far this month. Lake copper, IL 70
@12s s715e: eIeetroiytic. 12.50@12. 75c; casting
L. 25 dI2. soc.
"a 62IA asa. .S2Hc; October, 3445634 6Oc: No
vember. 34.42l5 934.45c; December. 34.25@
3450c Sales 10 tons November at "a soc. Lon
don closed weak; spot 1859 lbs Cd: futures f157
I5s Cd.
Jead-Easy, 4-371a @442Hc New York; 4 20
G4-271zc East ST. Louis. London spot, f12 los.
speiter-Quiet, 5.50G5.60c New York; 5.3om
5.35 East st. Louis. London spot. f23.
1ron-Cleveland warrants, 49s AID in Lon
don. Locally. iron was quiet. No. I foundry
northern. S16G16.25: No. =. $15.50d16; No.
l southern and No. southern soft, $15T5@16
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD
Exuorta for Hawaii

rice, Is cs and 10 kegs salmon, cs canned
fruit, pkgs vehicles, 10 pkgs drugs.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Parkside realty company Of San Francisco tn
John See6a lot in w line OF Twenty So .ssVsnSn s,o
f. Gg Schaupp 10 H. Z. Chandler and F. J.
Bourn, lot 40. block P, Park Lane tract NO );
SO.
J. c. Hewlett and wife 70 James johnson. lof
in n line Of Twenty eighth street, 142 W %
Noe. W 25 by ia; SO So
line Of Willard street, 94:412 Of Carl, > II
by " 1925; $40. ....-,
Isaac Perry 10 Bank OF Commerce. lot at NV
corner OF MeAnister and Stanysn streets. W 81
by y 1OO.614 NE 50. 1O2:10A; $40
wife. lot in W line Of Cole street, IS 5 OF
Rivoli S 2T:6 by W 100; $40.
Fsirview realty company TO Mary 8 DcnneiiZ;
OF Bellevue, " % by n 75; $40.
Fairview realty company TO NJ Louise Don
sf. sf.1y 10o Of Bellevue. 1Rs " Is by 8; $40
Charles 7. Pfarrer and wife to Frederick y:
eca \ Of Fulton street W 24o. $50. 2 12o, 50,
120, S 100. and one other pieces SO
The Mccarthy company 70 Mamie Johnson, los
way. s S1:3 BY w 1870; So
Joseph Rochax to Christina Rcchax. loe at
SW corner OF Nineteenth and Shotwen streets.
Joseph % nj Csrrau TO Louis Carrzu ct al. lot in
line Of Mission street. 800 OF Fan avenue
Moses Fisher and wife to John BriekeII 3
Co. lot in line Of golden GO b Sa5e a5e. assOs' sfm
LloTd G. HixOn TO Cainfio L. ARGUES and wife,
lot s so vara 1134 distant 92:6 or LfeVen-
Emma snn A. Rasmussen to Gustaye n Rasmus-
sen eft al lot in W line OF Rhode Island street,
100 n of Twenty-hfth. % by W 100. ana oos
John f. Underwood to George 1T. Cnderwood.
lot in line OF California street. SO y or
Eleventh avenue. %. 100. 60 -.
f2O. 25, 1916, $ 100, and one other pisees
gift. r-....s tos
in \ line Of Pacific street. 229 OF Jones, .
by \ 120: gift -.
Moise-Klinkner company to Laura NJ Chemeers.
T - Eols >
avenue, s IS By e 100. and twentieth OF one
Jacob Heyman company TO Charles H. HsrFer
and wife lot in r line OF Douglass street. Ifs
Of Nineteenth, 25 by 125; $40:
William W. Ostrander and wire 20 CornsiiuS
Carman Chapman TO Samuel W. Evans. LOT IN
W line of Twenty-sxth avenue. zoo oL cie-
ment street, IS, W 130:613, p. 1SS-ist
$40 -
NE corner OF NJ street and Fifteenth avenue y
900 F, 25j s 231:2 SW 1872, S57 to y line
Of Judah street. 1875 70 beginning ana one
OTTO Ferrenbach, deceased Cby sdministratrix)
TO Joseph B. Wizard lot IN p line or Lisoou
street, 25 Of Italy avenue, 10 oy IOV'
81, ,S25. -, -. q.
block AZ City land association; $40.
John s Purcell and wife to Archie W earry I
lOt in SW line OF LanRtOn street. zoo wv on
Harrison. NV 25 by SW so; SO
O. Meyer estate company to William Daffsi
and wife. lot 8. block 3. Mission street landI
James A Van Edsinger to Catherine T. neara
lots sG9 and $40. gift map ?; SO; o,r.-a
The Mccarthy company TO G. F. ODowu, lot
o. block 10, Lakeview; $40
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HnIIdIng Confrarts

Mavme A. Berry with Langford & Sesmans-|
Concrete plastering. plumbing, painting etc
for two story frame residence In line oL
Twenty eighth avenue. 100 OF U street, y o
By " 120: &2.95O. -
Mrs Mary Zimmerman with j. NJ. Higgins-'
Alterations and additions TO old building and new
two story frame building IN line OF Castro
street. 125 S OF Eighteenth. 125 BY 70
81, $40.
James McDermott with Chambers Hucoert-3
To erect a one and half story frame building g
in W line OF whitney street, go Of Inirtietn.
20 whitney street; 81. $50.
ULYSSES and Lizzie Lindsay with McKenzie d
pfukerton-An work except light nxfures and
shades for a three story and basement frame Ia
n line OF Bush street, $50 OF Lyoa. . oy
1875. $1,000.
c. and Anna Lahanne with GcS-ge Lstoueii-Alt
work except finish hardware. shades. manteis
and chandeliers for two story and basement
frame building in line 0f Washington, no OF
Mason z 27:6 by 1875 S5.916.
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The steamer Pleiades sailed for Salina Cruz
on Saturday with cargo laden here and at other
coast ports consigned to New York and to
European cities via the Tehauntepec railroad.
The cargo laden here was valued at $254 ,0S5,
the distribution being follows: For New
York. $17S,31S; Germany, S45, ,13S; England,
mark, s3os0; Italy, 5000: Norway. $3.50;
Sweden $100; Mexico, $157. The principal
shipments and their destinations were as fol-
lows:
To New York-12s, sos gals wine. 22.so7 cs
canned goods 275 salmon. &c. .995 lbs nuts,
80 1S5 lbs dried fruit. 750 TASKS quicksilver, 10
cs typewriters. 2.426 lbs glue, 80 SKIS scrap
leather, 1O9. 100 lbs wool.
To Germany-403.1 .123 lbs dried fruit. 200 cs
honey, gro cs canned goods. $4,000 lbs apricot
kernels. 26024 lbs old brass.
To England-12. 500 lbs dried peaches, 54,S16
lbs old brass
To Holland-93, 500 lbs apricot kernels
TO France--137, ,424 lbs dried fruit, IL. 600 lbs
apricot kernels.
To Denmark-ss, eco lbs apricot kernels "a cs
canned fruit.
To Italy-29, 700 lbs apricot kernels.
The cargo laden at other coast ports consisted
of salmon, wool. ETC.. for New York, valued at
SSS, 433, and dried fruit and honey for Europe
valued at S5, ,3S3.
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Change of Masters
Schooner Carrier Dove-Iate master. j. III.
Ross; present master. w. p. McCarty.
Steamer Hercules-Lste master, III. G. Bell;
present master +. Fl. Cruthers.
Bark S. C. Allen--Late master, c. II. Miller;
present master r. II. A. Mather.
ENROLLMENTS
Steamer Fifield--C. F.. Jensen master.
Steamer Willapa--G. johnson. master.
Schooner Bencia-August Wilson, master.
Steamer Norwood. ]. Martin. master.
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Weather Report
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS

ited States department Of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. Sept. 13.
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NavaI stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Sept 13-Turpentine- Spirits.
steady; INC; sales, e54; receipts. I,15l; ship.
ments SOS.
Rosn-Firm: receipts, 3612 sale s 14o.
shipments, 1859; stock. 20. 500 Quota: b. Sc. o5
@6I0; d. 1920; z. $500; r, So. .20as. .25, a
se.25@6.30: II, s6 q d6.35; 1, SO, ,35d8 40: K
ST.10; WV, S7.15.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor
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Army Transports

Army Transports
The Buford is in port,
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix sailed July 81 from Seattle for Ma
Mia.
The Logan sailed for Manila August z.
The Sheridan sailed August FOR Manila.
The sherman is IN port.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
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binder who went out to the ship in
launch they all engaged boat to
carry them and their baggage to Oak
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is feet q
Gfays Harl II lAug. 3 water II
Aberdeen
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Nehslm r July 10 entrance
shifting
very nal
Think b. 9 July 5lChannel 81
south In
Yaquins Bl IL July sI.........
siuslaw RI 6 Aug. z........
Umpqua ri 9 July ll..........
10 feet al
Coos Bay. Is June % North b
at low [
field.
CoquiIle RI s June s0lchanneI 81
Rogue R. APR. 27lchannei 81
Eiamth R Aug. nc an e
southwal
Hmsldt B Is Aug. Shoal 300
black ST
S Pedro Bl 20 Aug 2INo change
S Diego BI 2sh Apr. lENo change
S Pablo -B 24 Dec. sIDepth in
mel.