THE SAHVFRANCISCO: CALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 12,.1910. 15

rfltjoua) per 100 lbs: Inbarrels and 50 1b bap*. Ijv- more; half bbls, 25c more; boxes. 50c more &\u25a0 aU grades. Bar in 35 and 40 lb tine, $1.70 r- \u25a0•:\u25a0'\u25a0; in 10 lb tics, ?£.SS more. Minimum order, carload wcistt. SIBERIAN WILL CARYY MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS INALLPARTS OF WORLD AUCTION SALES —. Xew York Produce Y>iW YORK. April 11.—Hops—Dull. iH.d«-s— —Firm. leather Firm.— MUNITIONS OF WAR Petroleum Wo^l steadyQuiet. Sugar— Raw.*quiet; Mus-ovado. S9 test. 3.86c; ctutnfugsl, 96 test. 4.3Cc: molasses sugar. 89 In« test, ."i.eic; refined, quiet; cut loaf. 5.95c; Liner's Government Freight Continuation Sale craned, ."..85c; mold A, 5.50c; cubes, 5.40c; XXXX powdered. BJ3Be; powdered. c; granu- The Old Virginia Antique Company's $100,000 Collection of lated, c; 5.25 2,000,000 Rounds of 5.15 diamond A, .*i.lsc: confectionere' A. dudes Antiques 4.95c; No. 1. 4.00e; No. 2. 4.b5e: No. 3, 4.SOr; Rare No. 4, 4.75c; No. 5, 4.70c: No. c; No. *. - c;6. 4.65 Cartridges for Philippines 4.COc: No. S. 4..%5c; No. 9. 4.50 No. 10. 4.40<;; p. m., for Portland; April 10, 8:30 p. m., 6 be will call at Trinidad, Crescent City and following changes willb* made in the buoyage No. 11, 4.40c; No. 12, 4.35c; No. 13, 4.30c; No. miles north of Hecate head; barometer, 20.83; Klamath. Captain Michael (iuinta will be in at Humboldt bay. California: By This Day at 14. 4.?.0c.— temperature 501.' strong north wind;: rain. command of the craft and Captain Kruger will fcoutb sr>U buoy 2A. a first class nun, win be Auction 2 P. M. Coffee Futures closed strady at a net decline HE Mall STEAMER W. Sf PORTER— From Portland for act as engineer. . established inside the submerged end of the At the Walter Building^ Van 2V>** and Sacramento of .ValO points. 12,:«K) bags. Closing Pacific m., jetty, Kales. San Francisco; April 10, '8 p. 70 miles Calkers were put to work on the steamer* wroth on :the southwestern side of the c; Siberia, Cap- \u25a0 -• aggregation Pins: July. liner \u25a0 of c; April and May. 6.55 June. 6.65c: north of Cape Mendocino; strong southeast Newport this morning to place the ship in channel. This most unusual antique treasures embraces In 6.70 August. September. October and Novem- tain Zeeder, gale; heavy sea. '..--\u25a0 condition to leave port Saturday for Coquille North spit buoy 3, a second class can, will be part: Old Colonial Furniture, Chippendale, Hepplewhlte. Sheraton. Old ber, 6.75c: December, ti.Htc; January. Adrian Captain Parsons, changed Marquetry, Examples of the Empire. XVI., ruary. 6.62c: Feb- sail at 1o'clock STEAMEE XANN SMITH—From Coos bay for In command of with the. man- to a first class can and moored on the Dutch First Louis XV.. Louis 6.83c: March. 6.&>c. Spot quiet; Rio. No. »-ill San Francisco; April 10, noon, passed Cape ager-owner, Azariah Dunham, as chief engineer. eastern side of the channel about 1.500 feet Ancestral Oak Furniture from England. Old Grandfather's Clocks. English «. b\ic: Sanio« No. 4, y>ic; mild, quiet; Cor- this afternoon for Mendocino; southeast gale; heavy sea; barom- Captain Parsons Is expected from Astoria to- eastward of the submerged end of the south Mantel Chime Clocks, Very Rare Old French Clock Sets, Rare Old China. dova. &Vs<&l2^c. morrow steamer Santa Clara Chief j«tty. ; \u25a0 Cutter — Honolulu and the eter 29.35. on the and Old Colonial Silver. Rare Collection of English Sheffield Plate. Old Brass Strong. Creamery specials, 33c; ex- Dunham, who recently left Marsuflelrt on the North spit bnoy 5, a first class nun. will be Andirons, Fenders, Belgian Brasses, etc., etc. tras. 02c; third to firsts. 2T.«ij3lc: held common to Car east. steamer M. F. Plant for San Francisco, is ex- established at the turn of the north and Booth — Old specials. 24<&31c: western factory, 22(g.23c; west- The liner will be MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS pected here during the latter part of the week. channel*, to mark the northern side of the NOTE. An adequate conception of the beauty and extent can only be ern imitation— creamery. :Ts'*steamship company. out other change. trsts, 221,5@22*ic; southern regular packed firsts. tiave the Norwefgian trump stearuor Alden saile «l for Middle, ground buoy 4, a second class nun, 4c. :argo that an out- Grays Harbor Carlos ...v Apr. 12 San Francisco Sunday afternoon. It was towed will be changed to class nun, without Grays Harbor Coronado T Apr. 12 other change. a/flrst DRIED FRUITS ward bound China to sea by the tug Ranger. The!AMen came DOMESTIC PORTS Evaporated Apples— Spot fancy, 10c; Xew York via Ancon.. City of Panama Apr. 12 here late in March from Poget sound with part WASHINGTON choice, fcfisiic; steair. Portland & Astoria Rose C|y Apr. 12 1,300,000 Grays Harbor— POBT LDDLOW—Arrlred April11—Stmr Lucy prime, C»4<37>se; common to liner has carried ...... cargo of pine. It loaded feet -of Beacons temporarily replaced Neff, from Port Gamble. fz'.r, C(g,6^c. Japanese- Seattle & Tacoma Vosemite Apr. 12 redwood luinbc-r here and will sail for Australia by buoys— On March 12, 1910, beacons 6, 8, 10 Prunes— since the Humboldt F. A. Kllbnrn. Apr. 12 •nil.12. marking the . GREENWOOD— OfT port AprU 11—Stmr Steady. California en to 30-408. 2\k& . via San Francisco In the Australian mail line. dredged channel between Whltesboro, too rough Orejrons. Russian war. The San Pedro Hanalei Apr. 12 The Alden, scheduled to leave San Francisco old OrayH Harbor city wharf and Hoqulam, to load. 9'^c: BQSe. ... : - Apr. drays Harbor, Wash., FORT BBAGG—Sailed April11, 10:30 a. m.— Apricots— Sfuwly. Choice, 10V4«Jlle; extra ;argo will include Honolulu Sierra .. 12 April 1, probably vrillnot -leave before April15. were temporarily re- Allen, choice. IK'Jll^c; fancy, Grays Harbor G. JC. Ltndauer. Apr. 12 Steam schooner Aurella arrived from the south placed by second class spar buoys similarly Bark S. C. for Honolulu. I2u!!. Choice. eHQMfcc; extra choice. Harbor early Sunday morning. Itis at Carson's colored and numbered. Stmr RtTerslde, »%f&»*Ae; fancy, 7Vife<»;<\ ernment freight, to Portland &. Astoria.... J. B. Stetson. Apr. 13 mill for the return trip to San Pedro. Puget sound— Eagle harbor range lights — from Port —Anseles. . . April • AUCTION TACOJIA Sailed 11 Buckman. for Raisins— Dull, Humboldt N'ortb Fork ...Apr. 13 Pacific lumber company's steamer W. H. moved— Referring to notice to mariner* No. 11 Stmr Iwill at unsettled. Loose muscatel*. 35i deliver which the Way Bay Apr. <043) Seattle; otmr Eureka, stmr ITmatilla. for San sell public auction the entire eontmet. $"*\u25a0**Ichoice to fancy Keetfed. BQCtCe; seedless San Pedro It Ports'Coos ..... 13 Murphy nrrived Sunday morning -and will lead of 1910. further notice Is giten that on Ing outfit that ba* been n«ted by U. 11. Farme? i.'-:te4*ic; !x»ndon will a N. York via Sal. Pleiades Apr. 13 at Bayslde mill aud Field's landing for march 11, the range lights leading Into Francisco; U. S. stmr Burnside, Br stmr Fltz- layers, 51.15^1.20. Siberia make CruZi Apr. San Eagle harbor,1010. patrick, Seattle; Br »tmr Knight of St. X R- consisting of 40 HEAD OP special call at Manila. This army and San Pedro INorwood ...... 14 Pedro. I'uset sound. Wash., were changed for ??^J&AJ- WAGONS, stable*, Grays position George, port; stmr Mau- HORSES. HARNESS. etc.: Cbfcujcn I'nidupr navy freight includes 2,000,000 rounds Harbor Santa Barbara.. Apr. 14 Steamer North Fork arrived Sunday afternoon In as follows: for British Columbia Br buildings. long leas*, Dairr Market j & Santa Clara Apr. 14 Tiie front light cunia, for Panama. and eTcrythin* pertaining CHICAGO, 11.— of ammunition. Portland Way Ports. ... and is now at I» street wharf discharging fruijrht. i was moved about 850 feet J3O to a first class April steady; degrees (5 Rutter creamer- freight San Pedro Roanoke Apr. 14 at and reestablished on the edge of the- PORT BAN WJlS—ArriTed April11. a. m.— CONTRACTING OUTFIT. Sal* ies. 2C(g.Slc: dairies, 22ft? 2Sc. Eggs steady; The liner's commercial in- It willload redwood lumber Arc.Ua for Son hence 10; stmr takes place at 140 Erie st- n«ar 14th and ctipts. re- cludes 2,500 bales of Point Arena & Albion.. Porno Apr. 14 Francisco. high bank 52 feet above the water. Stmr Atlas, April 7 p. m.. Coos Mission, stables. 3H.OSS ca&es; at m*rk. cases IS raw cotton for 15 The Bay, Barbara; m., stmr Roma, 20c; prime Included. Japan. The liner Humboldt City. of Topeka. Apr. Steam schooner Santa Monica arrived late rear light was moved and re-established from Santa 6 p. »?2oc; firsts. firsts. 21c. Cheese will carry 140 cabin Apr. 15 SO feet the water, 275 feet degrees hence April10; stmr Whlttier. hence April10. daisies. 14&14>ic; twins. 13@!3V,c; passengers and 250 In the China & Japan, Manchuria Sunday afternoon and is loading lumber at- Little above 340 40 — Asiatics New York via Ancon... City of Para.. Apr. 15 River, wharf for Puget where its cargo minutes from the front light. Sailed April 11. 4:30 p. m. Stmr Atlas, for Ytrjng Americas, 14nn*tlon •* California Eastern crop. tea ...... has Incorporated with stock of $50,000, ute* .-r£° w1. \u25a0P?l* sUbles, Uvmtodi -•.urkrt The men include: Seattle & Tacoma Buckman ...... Apr. 16 a majority of which is owned by Captain Walter 52 seconds west. . PORT GAMBLE—Sailed April 10—Stmr Lucy 170© Mission st. CHICAGO Aiex CaiapVM J. C. Siegfried San Pedro Watson Apr. 10 Coggeshall. Neff,. for Port Lodlow. i Positlrelj no ootslde horses sold at this «al*. p^ \u25a0 HICAGO. April 11.—Cattle— Receipts. E. A. Apr. 17 — Engaged for TOWNSEND— ArriTed April11—Schr Prosper, WM. e*ti- Qttackenbush W. Wilson Puget Sound Ports Governor ANGELES, Lnmhtr HIGGINBOTTOM. Anctloneor. ciited at 27.000 head: steady Blyer .... Apr. LOS April 11. Arrived—Steamers The British Ogllvy, Puget Saliva market and 10c A. f. W. S. K!ne Mendocino & Pt. Arena Sea-Foam 17 Klamath, Columbia river; Temple E. Dorr, sound, steamer Baron on from Cruz. — lower. Beeve*. $5.55«i*.55: Texas J. Apr. 17 is under charter for lumber Passed in April Stmr Bee, hence April 7 tf.35; steer?. *4.90@ Walter Clifton J. W. O'Dell Grays Harbor Centralia Eureka; Vanguard, Eureka. Sailed— Steamers from the 11 western steers, $T.&6.ST>; stockers and feed- Sal. via S. Diego Arlzonan Aprvl7 sound or Grays to China. for Seattle. ers. $3.55<-.2fi(aio.ss; heavy. Ho.3ofa 10.C0; will travel on the liner to Manila. up the German steamer Augustus, Captain Schu- 513.500. Cisco. S*27§! "t: stock- the island at 6 Saturday 1 carpo of 1,450,000 feet of lumber for San Fran- Eureka o.3rt 38.73 40.34 — in tow. and feeders, port o'clock Seattle & Tacoma..... Art. Sampson pm 10 cisco. * Red Bluff , Outside bound In April11 —Two barpes . ers $4.50^5.75; bulls. $3.75fi5.55: afternoon and is due here Friday. There Los Angeles Ports Watson 10 am 10 . . 0.03 !' 16.60 22.16 Outside bound in April 11 Barken tin?, schoo- calves. $4':i7.r>o: western steers, . In tow of the British Sacramento 0.06 12.25 ,17.77 $o.7si>jl>-10; was one case of smallpox on board. Los Angeles Ports Yoseinite 2 pm 27- Ocklahama.^the ship Don- ' ner and steamer. of Australia; ... up Mt. Tanialpals.... 0.40 25.91 twwl struck a rock dnrtag he*rf •PMten cows. [email protected]. The patient was left at Honolulu and April 13— na Francesca arrived to the Irvingdock from 20.Gi WESTPOBT— Passed In April11, 5:30 a. m.— gale; headed for shore, Hogs— Receipts. 10c Astoria at morning. go San Francisco O.ltf 19.42 20.33 captain but had only 8.009 head: market lower. the steamer fumigated. Los Angeles Ports J. B. Stetson 5 pm 01 S o'clock this It will on San Stmr Srea. hence April 9. , proceeded 3 miles when condition looked bad; Ufa Kulk of :-ale*. $10.10; pips. $5.75f: fed night from Los Angeles by of April 11, p. A, Bnlldias western $i>.r.,5'57: calves, $4.25518.23: stags, With — 23 bulls, etc.. 2pm.... 905,000 feet of lumber the steam 11, Cottage City, Skag $",.75&«- Is Xcarly Heady for Service Grays Harbor Norwood ... Shasta, schooner 1:30 a. m. Stmr from — Astoria & Portland.... Hoanoke 1 pm 13 Captain Hanscn, cleared this morning at way; 1a. m., stmr Northland, from Sltka. Katie Burin with B. A. Trobeck—To «recB Hogs Receipts. 4.700 head; market WilSc The new steamer Xapa Valley, built Honolulu via*P. Sound Hyades ... SS the custom house for San Pedro. SKAGWAV—Arrived April 10, 4 p. m.—Stmr a two story frame residence la W line l^wer. Heavy. $10.05(4 10.2T.; mixed. $10SlS.10; at the iron Captain Smith of the British ship Dunsyre, — 137:« S of n Union works for the Monti- Los Angeles Ports S. Barbara.. 1 pm 51 Blalne 29.98 4fi SE Cloudy .04 City of Seattle, from Seattle, and sailed 9 p. m., Priest str^jt. of Washington. S 20 bj« light.$fI.B.VT?l -10; pig!Ji $9619.75- bulk of sales, cello steamship company, will be given Way 9 which will begin loading lumber at Tongue point W Sl:.l; f..,0i5. San Diego & Ports Santa Rosa.. 11 am tomorrow, Boise 29.5S 58 52 NW Cloudy .02 for Seattle. — — sioeio.lo.— its official and final trial April 22, and April 15— is here to meet his wife and son, who Lureka 30.06 SEWABD Arrived April 10, 2 a. m. Bridget E. Jones with James J. Mansean—. head; 60 50 N Clear .02 Stmr Sheep Receipts. 6.4^0 market Js@2sc at its conclusion will be turned over to Marlposa 11 am 21 ; came from Europe to see him. Flagstaff Victoria, To erect * three story frame flat bonding In h:gber. Yearlinirf. $7.75?iR.7.">: wethers, $7.sOC, the -owners. Astoria & Portland Northland 5 pm 19 ASTORIA, April 11.—Britten bark Alvair. Fresno *. ..29.92 84 M W Clear .00 CRESCENT ClTY—Arrived April11—Stmr Del » street. 55 B of Pierce, D (\u25a0."'<; ewes. $7fg7.75; $9<§.8.55. The Xapa Valley, which Is the fastest San Pedro & Way Ports Coos Bay .. 4pm 11 with grain for Europe, sailed today. Helena 29.78 72 hence April 10. 25 by S 87:6; $6.723.50. .. 42 W Cloudy .00— Norte. — Peter W. with J. passenger steamer ever launched here, Aorll 16— Schooner Defiance, with lumber for San Fran- Independence ..29.72 64 D2N Rain 1 To ball April11 Stmr Westport, for San Fran- Butt Gohraason. Leopold Lou I'roiiucr Market* is at the Union iron works Honolulu Sierra 11am 21 cisco, was towed to *ea Sunday. Kallspell cisco. Daglow and William Schafer—To erect a on» Anodes still receiv- 29.84 58 44 S Cloudy .02 — — story building L«S AXCTLEB, April ll.—Notwithstanding ing: its final odds and ends of equip- New York via Ancon.'. City Panama 12 m 40 Barkentlne Retriever, with lumber for Re- Los Ange1e5... 29.90 t>o 52 SW Cloudy .28 ASTORIA Arrived April 11 Stmr Kansas store and ooe and a half stor.r h«>««y eggs President 2pm 9 dondo, was towed to sea this morning. Modena City, stable at SB corner of Clemest street anit ret^ipts the price of remained firm ment. Puget Sound Ports .. 2».R8 62 42 SW Cloudy" .00 hence April9. — Twenty-flfth S tnrtar. City Kansas city morning Tamalpais.29.99 Altalr, arenue. 100 by E 32:6; $2 82S. Potatoes are weak and dealer* »re It is the intention of Captain Hatch, Astoria & Portland Rose .. 11 am 40 Steamer arrived this Mt. 45 37 NW Rain .27 Sailed April 11. 2 p. m. Br*tark for Southern Facitic company having difficulty jretticg rl4 cf rjeir st«x-L president of the steamship company, Portland &. Way Porfs. Santa Clara. 1pm 13 from San Francisco with freight and passengers. North-Head 30.08 48 40 -NW Clear .04 United Kingdom; 3 p. m.. ship Henry Villard, in with Watson flooe produce to 1pm «hA latter including many Chinese, who; will * and roof company and Hanry Gtrrais—Warson- Receipts .250 pounds: cheese, I.CCI founds; on the run between here Vallejo. Astoria & Portland.... Claremont 5 pm 27 work In the canneries. Pooatello 29.70 70 54 S Cloudy .00 Sailed April11.- 7 a. m. Stmr Saginaw. bktn terrazzo stairs and stairs for we»3 potatoes. and .. Steam schooner Saginaw, with wing of hospital on block bounded by Fell. —63S sacks. On the following Monday, April 25, Astoria & Portland.... Klamath ... 10 am 2i SOO.OOO feet of Pt. Reyes Lt..29.94 52 44 NW Cloudy .00 Retriever, for San Francisco. Hayes. Baker and Lyon Butter Creamery extra, 27c per pound; cream- Seattle & Tacoma Riverside 5 pm 38 lumber from the MeCormiek mill at St. Helens Portland ..30.02 60 48 NW Cloudy .00 EUREKA—SaiIed April 10—Nor stmr Alden, streets: $1,506. err trrt. 2r>c; cooking butter. 22c. the new steamer will take the children April 17— ... for San Francisco, went to sea Sunday evening. Red Bluff 30.00 Union trust company with Conlta * Roberts—* — of the Xapa valley a day's 60 4S NB Pt.Cldy .01 for San Francisco. Ralsomlne work in coupon E«rgs Extra ee!ec:poc. $1.t3«g,1.70; WaUosvllle, $1.25Q early next year. Skagway & Way Ports. City of Seattle. Apr. 16 Saturday for ports from Tonopah .29.74 52 40 NW Snow .01 for San Make Money 4'>; veliow sweets. $4 white, here until Chinese Ihe port of . Francisco. . in J. ctl; ?2.50(53; Captain Olympia Apr. Hoqulam. get .,20.92 Cloudy early Amundsen' was to have met Valdes & Seward 16 It will probably over the bar to- Walla Wa11a. 64 52 SE .00 COOS BAY—Arrived April 10—Schr Advent, red, $2.25(^2.50; Oregon rose. $1.5O; Idaho, this port, but Seldovia & Way Ports. Bertha Apr. 20 morrow, going to British Columbia Wlnoemucca ..29.02 46 44 N Cloudy .14 hence March 51.25; potatoes. f1.254g1.f10 box; the Fram at now may for coal and 29. Big Panoche new white make the voyage here in the Fram. Valdez & Seward Victoria Apr. 24 thence to Tacoina to finish cargo. The Long- Yuma 29.76 70 58 W Clear .00 SEATTLE—Arrived April 11—Stmr Bertha, Oil rose. $1.25^1.50. ships has 1.740.000 feet lumber, Valdez. Th« Fram willoutfit at this port for its Time Ball of Grays Harbor *Saow on ground, 4S Inches. from — Arctic cruise. valued at ?17,400, taken a', the mills of ATjerdeen .. Arrived April!11. 4 p. m. U. S. stmr Burn- MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS United States braDch bydrographic office, Mer- and Hoqulam. The following maximum and minimum temper- side, from Tacoma; Sp. m., etmr Governor, Preitldent Sails for South Con«l chants' Exchange, San Francisco, April The barbound fleet, including atures are reported from eastern stations for the April the bark Jane previous day Chicago,- 64-58; York, 58-42; •hence 9. Cotton Markrt The Pacific Coast steamship com- 11. 1910. L. Stanford, schooners Aliep. O. W. Watson. New UMPQUA RlVEß—Sailed April 10—Stmr Saa ONLY Ouama, 10c NOW Fairmont 78-S-t. NEW YORK. April IL—Button's wire Bays: pany's liner President, Captain X. E. The. time ball on the roof of the Lizzie Vance and bark John Smith, got away to Gabriel, for San Pedro. •"There was v«»ry little news of importaure" Cousins, yesterday hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa- sea today. SYNOPSIS SANTA BARBARA—Arrived April 10—Stmr The placo to flnd oil Is wher# others ha»* in sailed afternoon for standard at The storm has moved eastward and now over- — The cotton trade today and afror opening ua- southern California with about 250 pas- cific time (,120th meridian), or' Sh. The arrivals today were the steamers Svea and Santa Rosa, from San Diego. April 11 Stmr drilled and obtained it. The tim* to boy tha chanped lower, lies Utah. Rain has been general In California is the price to 4c tradlcg continued of a sengers. Among them were: 00m. 00s. Greenwich mean time. Ccntralla. Nevada, Coo« Bay, from San—Pedro. stock when is low. The Bl*Pa- moderate sra!e with to the J. C. BURNETT, Late departures are the and with snow in tbe mountains. The Rosa, noche Oil Company owns the NW. quarter wnrttnent Inclined Admiral and Mrs. Se-[Mrs. V. M. Dalton • steamers Santa Bar- temperature has fallen 20 degrees Sailed April 10 Stmr— Santa for Saa of short side on additional , Lieutenant, U. S. N., in charge. bara, Hoquiam and Carlos. over most of section 22. township 16 sooth, range rains In centr.il Texas bree MUs 11. great valley Francisco. April 11 Stmr Coos Bay, for San 10 east aud the ab*rn<-e of a general demau.l in the Mallon Schooner F. M. Slado came off the Marine rail- Nevada. In the of California after- Fr'anciseo. tn the Vallecitos district. San Bernardino goods market. Trip F. S. Lofforety [.Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Sun, Moon and Tide day today, noon readings are from 10 to 14 degrees below county. of payfaur. cotton re have bo?n Rcme Morrison — where it hHdbeen repaired, and will may SAN DlEGO—Sailed April 10, 3:45 p. m.— In the midst a proren dis- ocmplaints of low temperatures *!a<-e the rain* \V. E. j MeHenry United States coast and geodetic mirvey Time load for Honolulu, , the normal. Warm weather be expected Stmr Pleiades, for San Francisco. trict. Fire proven well* are -adjacent t» 180 in Texas, Miss H. Hasten Mr. and Mrs. J. C. at Point. For city Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday. The relative — acres however. anns are prcwlng and heights of tides Fort British tramp steamt»r Longshlps crossed the Arrived April11 Stmr Juarez, from Mexico. owned by this company. worse dally eastern Mit-s M. Springer j I>ouney front (MU*ion wharf) add 25 minutes. at humidity at Red Bluff was M per cent and at — In the belt- on account of (Mr. street bar high tioe this afternoon with Pilot Bali per Arrived April 10 Schr Wawcna, from Grays Tacoma cargo. bear crexvd Mrs. t.'. Sun sets 0:44 to finish The Lnngshlps hag afternoon; Arrived April 11 Stmr Elizabeth, hence Snelllns Oil Just l*et w*«k that the Canadian from Uverp'»ol H. Donodcren" P. Peterson 1,140.000 feet of Gray* Harbor lumber, somewhat warmer in the moderate completed of 29 praTlty. other near neirh- tad 3. Forker O. It.Barry Moon gets 10:28 p. m. valued north vrind.. April0. wells ar« owned by <>n board 2v,000 bale* and the Baltic 15.000 to Fii>t April at 5:55 a. m. at $17,400, taken at the mills of Aberdeen and — borlns the Union Otl quarter moon... '. IG. SOUTH BEND—Sailed April 10—Stmr Daisy, Company. i.Alexander \u25a0 Fair, iff.OOrt bales. Tb* Canadian is in with lv).!M"j R. \V. J. Murray Full moon April24, at 0:14 a. m. Hoqulam. . Santa Clara valley warmer Tuesday; for San Francisco. That's good argument for this and the Baltic with 6.73U. J. Phillips A. McDonald" The Longshlps drew nearly is feet of water. moderate north wind. property. •"Some privite reports say Louis Qua«hotti M. Holub (Time Manager% Delanty \u25a0. Sacrninento valley—Fair, warmer Tuesday; EASTERN PORTS from Texas that Battinger iTlmel JTimel iTimel of the OrayH Harbor stevedore • siiK-e tho rains temperatures have been too low Q. E. Miss R. Howe Aprl f Pt 1 Ft I 1 Ft | Ft company say* that the pawing out of the LoMg- moderate north wind. — NEW YORK—Arrived AprU 9—Stmr Cristobal, The Big Panoche f Fair, Purchased for ootton to germinate anivdly Sierra. I*. S. Branch Hydrographle Office allotment of rarrying stocks cUco. from Manila. this stock willbe raised. Ifyou good small of raw material and The Oceanic steamship company's Departed: Meteor, act waat a l poocs." Sierra, \u25a0' A branch of the United States hydrographic Steamer for Skagway; Brit- ARRIVED ISLAND PORTS stock quickly. liner Captain H. C. Houdlette, ish for ft Spot closed c 13.9<*>c .'13.*rtc 13.R4C that the Sierra is now the steadiest ters of Interest to ocean commerce. The Logan palled MRrch 7 for Manila. rect. for and — September 13.03 c 13.e J2.i»2e 12.ft*w ship on the Pacific. He has traveled J. C. BURNETT. The Buford IS in port. 17. S. stmr Yorktown, Bine, 15 days from SUEZ—Arrived April11 Br star Ning Chow, Lieutenant, N., charge. from Seattle for Liverpool. fVtober 12.55 c 12.560 12.*2 cl249c on all the others and made a number of V. S. In The Sheridan sailed March 24 from for Corlnto, Tin Acapulco 10 days; up rlrer direct. Nownber 12.35: 12.Cr>c 12.38 cl2 trips on the Sierra when it was on this port. Manila Stmr Charles Nelson, Nelson, 100 hours from ST. VINCENT—SaiIed April B—Br stmr Cam- n^^tnher 12.3ftc ?.2c going'into the 700,000 byses. for Manila. 12.40 c 12.27 c 12.52e Australian run. Before serv- The Sherman called March 5 for Manila Ererett: feet lumber to the Charles Nel- 10, January 12.36 c 12.3Cc 12.56 c 12.29c ice the Sierra's bilge keels were wid- HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE The Thomas is in p«rt. son company. / TOCOPILLA—Arrived April 5 p. m.—Stmr Stmr Northland, Erlckson. 65 hours from Co- Trinculo. from Port San Luis. ened and the effect Ts said to have been Depth mean low water, entrance "HAMBURG—SaiIed April 7—Ger ship Clans, E.F.HUTTON&CO. New York Mrtnl Market almost maglcaL at to harbor.~ lumbia river; 535,000 feet lumber• to E. J. Dodge NEW April11.— Tbe NEWS OF THE OCEAN & Co. for San Francisco. 490 California St. Tel. Dontlu 9487 \u25a0 YORK. market far | | coppr weak, *tand- AVilheliuinn Sail* Tomorrow PLACE 1 Ft. Date Remarks Acme, from Eureka; HARWlCH—Arrived April S—Fr bark St. ard closed with spot Quoted at City Sydney's Stmr Olsen. 40 boors 430.- Lonis, hence Not 1!>. St. Francis Hotel. Tel. Douglas AprU. J2.67HQ12.72Hc; May The Matson company's steamer Wil- Grays Hart IS Uan. 13ilnner bar buoy sub- The of Cnrjro ./... 000 feet lumber to the Charles Nelson company. 3852 12.fi.'5London to Willapa Bl- 27 Feb. BlWhlstllns buoy 1 mii« ports on valued at Mandalay, Lofstrom, 45 hours from Cres- HONGKONG Sailed Aj>rll11—Br stmr Strath- market recovered part \u25a0 Stmr loss, firm, of an Honolulu. The Wilhelmlna will take 1 j- . I north of bar. J109.265, to be distributed as iouth, put spey, for San Francisco via Mororan. early closing with spot quoted at £57 about 3,000 tons of cargo and cabin follows: For Mex- cent City; bound in for fael. Pioneer House future* at £SK. reported 60 Colum. R.I 24 |Not. SlShoallng outside" ico, $9,963 f;Centra] America, $12,008; Yellowttone, Luilow, 36 hours from San SAN BLAS—Arrived April 10—Stmr Homer, and Arrivals at New passengers. nun Panama, Stmr - Private CaJea*;* York today mere 75 tons. Custom house return* | | 1 biioyNo. 2. $1,009; New York, $81,600; Colombia, Pedro; ballast to Charles It. McCormick &Co. from' San Diego, i Wire «• axd •bowed exports of 353 tone, making rUhins Tub Break* Dana $1,454; htmr James S. Hlggins, Higglns, 39 hours from VANCOUVER—Arrived April9—Ger ship Hen- Xew 3.858 tons Nehalm- R 8 Feb. 21Bar buoy 200 yards N. Ecuador, $431; Chile,' $1,003. rietta, York \u25a0 \u25a0 The from Santa Rosalia.. t-o far til*mooth. Local dealers qnota lake cop. The fishing tug U. S. Grant broke - > | channel. -. principal ex- Kan Pedro; ballast to C. 11. lliggtns; 36 passen- p»r at 13.25Q13.50c; electrolytic, ' yesterday ports destinations ' cers. OCEAN STEAMERS R. E. MVLCAHEY, 13018 25c- down off Point Bonita and TUlmk B. 9 17|Ch»nnel " and their were as follows: Manasrr. «-«'ll«. 12.75Q13C. might have got [Dec. shifted 1 mile To-Mexiee-r-3,8H CLEARED NEW YORK—Arrived.Anrll 10-Strer Prlna Into serious trouble lbs dried fruit, 8,185 \u25a0 — . easy, with spot quoted at 32.50<5»3c; April. F I <«outh In gale Nov. 28. lbs • • Monday. April 11. Frledrlcb. Wllhelm. from Bremen. April 11 J^Tta but for the timely appearance of the raisins, fruits, : Stmr Vaderland, Antwerp. May. June end July. 82.65Q33C. The London fishing lolanthe, Nub buoy No. 0 and 218 pigs fresh 4 hbla flour, 6 cs Stmr, President. Cbnslns, San Diego; Pacific from lower, y steamer which towed Yaqulna buoy gone onions, steamship company. Memorandum market was bat <-lo«ed stead at £149 10s tug port. B 14 Feb. 12 can No. 3 salmon, 41 pkgs Mpkgs potatoes, 7t}7 Coast for spot and £151 12s paid for futures. the disabled into adrift. . .-. \u25a0 lbs Stmr, Watson, Watson, San Pedro; Alaska Pa- Per »tmr Nann Smith— Had strong SE gales dull, Water cheese, 334 lbs butter. 657 lbs sago, 813 lbs - Lead was with spot quoted at 4.40@4 45c Front Xotett .Sluslaw R[ sVfrjFeb. SjChannej going cific steamship company. '.-\u25a0 for two days. at M nertb/~ hams and bacon, 00 cs canned poods, 1,708 \u25a0-" Zeeder, New York and 4.20©4.25 c East St. Louts. Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea Rl lbs Stmr Siberia, Hongkong, etc., ria Schr Mizpah, bence this afternoon for Bristol Tb« London market was unchanged at £12 Umpqua 13 V4 Feb. 4!Channel In good condT- pplcea; poo lbs codfish* 745 lbs and 21 cs meals Honolulu; Pacific Mall company. bay, returned on account of strong northwest 12s 6d. amounted to 1.955.000 feet. tlon. baking powder, tea,- steamship • • J. Spelter was easy, with spot quoted at 6.65Q Japanese liner Xippon Maru, ~ I- I~ I 20 cs 340 lbs 11 cs mlnerai Ship Star of Italy, Sohlin, Bristol bay; Alaska wind. '\u25a0 *C.WILSON York and at The 12 water, 277 gal» and 8 eswlne, 5 cs keg packers' , - Fishing <, nxxßza 5-«sc New 5»25<&5.42Vic East St. which left here April 5 for the orient, 1 feet at low tide to cement, and 1 ansociation. . stmr U. S. Grant broke down off Point HEW YOSK STOCK Tyrol*. Tbe London market was a ehade lower at arrived Coos Bay. 18 Feb. 171 North Bend; 12 feet whisky, fiio «ks 89 bales bags. 0 pkgs Ship St. Francis. Pedersen, Bristol bay; Alaska Bonita this morning and Is being towed to EXCK4JTGZ yesterday at Honolulu. agricultural Implements, 12-pkfrs drugs, 22,103 packing company. ; by fishing CHICAGO BOASD 0? TRAPS £22 ITs 6d. The cruiser Yorktown, Captain Iat low tide to Marßh- lumber, wagon Fishermen's stmr lolanthe. TBS STOCK AND EOJTD Iron was higher at 51s 1V21*&18.50: I condition. \u25a0-.-. .. Star bay; mads $17.50@1^: N«. 1southern and No. 1 southern The City of Panama was due yester- j__ I To Centrar America—2o3 bbls flour, 0,806. 1bs Alaska packers' association. . .-• repairs and proceeded under her own steam. MILtSBLSO.. S. F. PALACXHOT2I \u25a0oft. [email protected]. day from the isthmus but had not Roqoe R1v1..... |.\u25a0*.'..... | - .~ rice, 385 lbs hams and bacon. 8 cs meals, 03 cs Sehr Henry Wilson; Bergman, Bristol bay; Per stmr Mandalay—Saw stmr National City put in an appearance at ,The (Jan. salmon,. 204 cs canned goods, 2,748 lbs spices, North Alaska company. ,' lying off Fort Bragg. , HAHS¥^feo? ffiffSSSS*. passengers - probablysundown. Klamth- 111 7 7lChannel straight east tea,* salmon- ft CO.. KOTZL \u25a0 607 lbs 710 lbs and 15 nxs Acme, ALSXATOSZA St. I/wls Wool Market will be landed •\u25a0 . [ [ and west raisin*. 730 lbs Schr Mizpah. Henry; Bristol 'bay; North Alaska Per stmr from Eureka— Had strong SE tt.,-New \u25a0 25 Pin* Tort. Lea April early this morning at pier J dried fruit. 839 gals wine, 30 cs whisky, 8 638 company. gales all the way down the Aa*«lB«.^^ ST. LOUIS. ll.—Market steady. Me- 40. Hmbldt B| 19 ]Mar. channel unsafe lbs tallow, goods.' salmon .. coast. 3 Bookery. Chleafo. HOTEL DEL CO3O- diujs crades, combing and clothing. 20PERTH, X. S. W.. AprilI—Br stmr Pericles, street, Francis, I I to navigation. leather,^4 pkgs. tank material, 2 pkgs WUlon, London, 1711 Stout HAOO. fln«, 18"324c; lieary fine, 14Q20c; tub washed. Saint the barks Star of India ery, machin- Bark S. C. Allen, Honolulu. from Melbourne for was wrecked 'today DenTCT-.'Cote. 19«36c. and Stai""of Peru and the schooners S Pedro B| 20 |Feb. 261N0 change InchannelT~ 700 cs kerosene, 3 ~cs oils," 41 pkgs paints. SAILED - 6 miles south of Cape Leeowla, southwest point Ccronado Beach. Mizpah and Henry S. Diego B| 25 |Dec. 9|No change Inchannel. 291 kegs white—lead. Sunday, jApril 10. Wilson cleared yes- « flour, Hop Market terday bay. To Panama' 110 bbls 171- cs canned Stmr Roma. Lawson, Port San Lnts. London for Bistol 87*Pabl7"B 24 IDec. l|Depth in dredged cban- goods, lbs .chocolate, 50 pkgs (J NlUen, April 11.—Hop* In London (Pa- Tyro Fishermen 240 potatoes, Nor stmr Thode Fagelund, Vaneoorer. LIVERPOOL. Drowned I I "el. half bbls' salmon, 14- pkgs drugs, -11 bales' over- , Monday, April coast) at to \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0,> \ 11. cific dull £410s £5 15s. VAXCOUVER, a C, April alls. \u25a0-\u25a0.- —. '-\u25a0•\u25a0 \u25a0- -.. \ \u25a0:•."\u25a0 .. •-.- Stmr Daisy Mitchell, Davltt, Grays Harbor. 11.—With 57,383 gals — flag half mast the Xew England fish -To New: 'York ' wine,. 100 gals Stmr Yellowstone, Ludlow/ Astoria. .. \aral Mores Turpenlinr and Ro*ln company's brandy, 253,077. lbs beans, 4B,9Bß lbs garranzas George Loomls, Smith, FOR DIVIDENDS steamer Manhattan reached SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST • Stmr Iledondo Beach. >^V ,f SAVANNAH. April 11.—Torp^atlae— Firm. port today reported 080 cs canned goods, « 280.438 lbs dried fruit, Stnir'President, Cousins, Diego. - f 60c; and the drowning San Regulars. sales, 83c; receipts IIS; ehlp- Angus and-Hugh 158,950 lbs raisins, 30.000 lbs pearl" barley, 107,- .OUTSIDE BOUND IN, 10 P. M. etock. 150. of McLeod Bochel, 484 lbs 83 cs typewriters. . •. fceßt*. ~43:— 6. two fishermen, on the of Interest to • wool. — - " Stmr Mandalar, Lofstrotn. San Pedr6."Vs?: „,; FOR PROFITS Receipt*. 532; uhlpmeata, 749; of its morning of Items' Mariners bbls flour. . ; Drake, I Rosin Firm. To Colombia 225 Bunting, April 8, off Graham island. • fiStmr .Col. B. U • Seattle. 1 89.417; B, (4.15; v goods, r\J stock. sales.. 460. Quote: of the Pacific To Ecuador— 22 cs canned 1,200 lbs : Tow sebr Newark, Wayland, Byxbee landlnp. *4.42^4; $4.90: McLeod's body was recovered and wine, 5 cs oils. , V. E. $*.72t4; F. C. $4.97H; raisins. 514 cala Virginia, Nor stmr Hornolen, ' one thing responsible large big profits brought, down by \u25a0 Schr Nor stmr .The for $5.15; I. *5-40: X, W.20; M. W.25; N\ the steamer, but Bo- [Special Dupatch to The To Chile—2 cs leather. *t • today undoubtedly dividends and H. WG, chel was not seen after Ca/fJ AWm. : in California is Oil. For Instance, the monthly $6.30; $6.35; WW. $0.40. the accident. EUREKA, April 11.—Steamer F. A. Sohr Sautiago, McDoaald, Monterey, in tow tup of oil companies rnn about $1,000,000 per The lost men were in a dory which KUburn Naylgator. dividends California capsized by -*\u25a0 departed for San Francisco this afternoon with Notice \u25a0*o Marlnern month; and not.* few stocks have during the past months was a squall. - -. — in- Chancre of Masterai freight. mail and passengers. } TELEGRAPHIC creased in value many-fold Midway, 10c to 90c; Isleton, Office of United States Lighthouse Inspector, April 11,- 10.p. m.— ' California •Mo- old master A. P. C^jristensen, Calvin Stewart of the Mattole lumber company \u25a0 \u25a0 POINT LOBOS. Weather to $3.00. Steamer n>- United YWrHen* departed todny Twelfth District, San Francisco, April 11. clondj; NW; velocity hoar; hawk. 75c sew master William Tttbowe; echooaer for San Francisco .for the pur-- wind 12 miles an bar - The real profit period you Olsaa, Natalie. Monday. April 11. poce of - chartering or purchaainy *or roagn. making has just begun and can o\ :. :,- : :;\u25a0 -:•\u25a0.....-.••\u25a0; -v- v DISASTER -.^;:-' '. :: FIRST XATIOXAI*BAJTK clear; 30.22; ' * > individuals as well as institutions. weather barometer temperature enjrlne. ' CALIFORNIA— hMANILA. Aprilv10—Stmr Del Pelar was in . ,San Franrf»et> , : Copies may upon request. Captain Kruger said that be will.have the -, Humboldt*-" bay entrance Buoys ;to b« estab- collision with bark Mangolnan off Mindoro April be had free STEAMER KANSAS ClTY—Hence AprilB,'12:30 new.. craft In operation by May -1. Hereafter lished and ,changed— About April• 15, 1910, tc» 8 and sank ;S persona drowsed, $7 rescae.cl, .