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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
Mrs. Pearl Adams Spaulding

ity on stocks, bonds and insurance.
Mrs Spaulding read law many ye9rs
ago, making a speciality of real estate
law, the examination of papers AMI
making abstracts. She was the first
American woman to take charge of
the legal department in a state bank
the first woman law librarian and
among the first appointed notary pub
lie. Her extraordinary qualifications
attracted the attention of Edison, and
there is a fascinating bit of unwritten
history of her strategic move in cap
turing the company's headquarters for
Peoria after 1t was slated for Chicago.
Later she influenced capital aggre-
eating millions that resulted in the
consolidation of all gas light com
panies in ST. Louis. Another triumph
was the call from the New York office
of a great London investment company
to act as its secretary and she won
recognized place on Wall street. Five
years ago Mrs. Spaulding came to
Los Angeles as an officer in the Mer-
chants and later in the Columbia
Trust company, and head of the
woman's department and adviser OF
depositors in investments and the
value of commercial paper. In twenty
FIVE years bushes experience Mrs
Spaulding has persistentlv stood for
the principle of equal pay for women,
and has never asked a favor because
she was a woman.
Her splendid business equipment
and indomitable courage. combined
with boundless energy, vim and enthu-
siasm, were recognized by E. G.. Lewis.
founder of the American Woman's
league. who telegraphed her to come
to st. Louis and appointed her coast
manager. In November she was made
coast manager. with absolute author
ity in the development of the Ameri-
can Woman's league movement in CAL
ifornia. Washington, Nevada, Oregon
and AriZona-a power never before
delegated to any one outside of Uni
versity City The pioneers of '49 had
little less to guide them than Mrs
Spaulding; but in three months she
built up the largest chapter in the
United States, numbering $50 members.
She has appointed rs representatives
and has perfected plans for building
seven chapter houses involving a cost
of over $4,000
The American Womans league Of
fers a clean and fearless press.
broader and wide opportuni-
ty for women. culture, self-ad
vancement, self-improvement and a
free university education to every
woman and her children, including a
correspondence course in music, liberal
and applied arts, commercial and pro-
fesional courses. Also courses in
household economics, civil service,
administration, agriculture,
engineering, architecture, law and
pharmacy. 1t provides a beautiful
club house for the free use of the
members, and offers privileges and
to progressive women.
1t is a national organization of women
and men united for mutual benefit.
education and advance
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13

with Pearl Adams Spaulding founded
the California Business Woman's as
ISOLATION, which is a healthy flourish
ing organization, as it must be with
such women as these banded together.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
ACHIEVES GREAT SUCCESS

NOIIIE v 70 0NIFNT O~OI~S
nEARL ADAMS SPAULDING, head
of the organization department
of the American Woman's League
of the United States, with headquar-
ters at Los Angeles, is a college-bred
woman with exceptional technical
training for all around business life.
She is an expert accountant, court
stenographer and a recognized author
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-13
KEEN, CLEVER WOMAN

7 N the office of the Associated Char
tiles she is lovingly called by her
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

, point 10 q total Ginned TO December I this year
on about 9.529000 hales, which will compare
WIN Sstf.o coo bales TO the date last year.
= ~ me ginnings should prove TO be larger than
y.s29.0o0 bales 10 December L. the theory Of
snort crop estimaters viii have disappeared
loweVer, be this az il may. the fact Of the
matter Is that the trade is paying too much at
lehllon 10 tie size OF the crop aud far too little
( 10 the period n general retrenchment that the
Cnlted States is slowly but surely entering upon.
he Journal Os Commerce this morning prints
an interesting article under the head of Financial
Conditions from which we quote the following:
me United States IS entering upon a period of
letlteHchhent- preliminary symptoms have al
ready been AFFORDED and IL IS learned from re-
Sponsible financial sources that the principal
railroad systems and Industrial organizations are
about 70 enforce more less drastic curtail-
ment with q view Of reducing expenses now in
many instances out Of all proportion 10 income
becenber and January, it is understood, Will
Drlng announcement after announcement that
men nave been thrown out OF employment, first
ny the railroads and later ny the mutifari0us
concerns dependent FOR business mainly upon the
transportation companies
% The United States steel corporation plant is
lQle 10 the extent of almost 80 per cent. II this
| INDUSTRY can be accepted IL usually is as a
criterion Of general conditions. the falling on
~ trade throushout the country must be greater
than Is realized
We have pointed out some Of these features
/ IN former adVices and have ventured the pre-
Hie'lon tnst The consumption OF cotton during the
present season would not exceed Il 250 900 bales
( under any circumstances ii the price was main
tanned around l3c. and as vet have moth
. views.
southern bulls are credited with having been
active buyers on the advance. not the people
whose names are usually mentioned the bull
side. but operators who trade in from 20 coo
20 10000 bales at a time.
a cable from Liverpool says: Market steady
ar ar ADVANCE German spinners buying more free
Spot closed quiet: middling upIands. IS O5e;
DO gulf l5.Soe; sales, 9S bales:
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Monday. Dec. &.
from Portland. via Astoria 81 hours: passengers
and merchandise to San Francisco ani Portland
10:4o y. M. tug Prescilla. Fulton. 50 hours
from Port San Luis, with barge in tow. for San
Francisco bridge COMPANY
hours from Astoria ballast to Associated trans
porta tion company.
p. M. stmr Eiizabcth. Olsen u hours from
Bandon; passengers and merchandise to E. T.
80 p. M. stmr President. Cousins. 81 hours
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise to
Pacific Coast steamship company.
$50 D. m stmr J. ]. Logge. Johnson. 30
hours from Eureka $3.50 feet lumber to ]. R.
$50 a. M. stmr Quinault. Koffold. 30 hours
from Willapa; G20.0oo feet lumber to Hart-Wood
uig o:4o a. % in.. stmr Whittier. Seaman. 40 hours
from San Pedro; 10000 barrels oil to Union oil
company.
days hours 10 minutes from Ancon; mercban-
disc to Pacific Mail steam,shlp .eaI,d company.
from astoria; 100000 feet lumber to Hammond
Ito a. m. stmr Bandon Rosenblad 60 hours
from Coos bay; bound south, put in for fuel
600 a M strnr Roma. Lawson. = hours fror,
Port san Luis; oil to Union oil company. up
T35 a. M. stmr F. s. Loop, Levinson. "a bours
from Columbia river; $4,000 feet lumber to Loon
s.o5 a. M. stmr Coronado. stangetond AZ
hours from San Pedro; ballast 70 Pollard & Co
44o "a, a. % stmT a2s SSgo o fest Is hours
40 a. M. stmr Nebraskan. knight. 10 davs
from Salina Cruz. via San Diego; merchandise 10
DDS a M. stu1r Brunswick. Hammer. IA borrs
from Fort Bragg; 100000 feet lumber to Union
lumber company.
Pacific Mail steamship company. p =
Stnr Watson 0'Brien. San Pedro: Alaska
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Notice to Mariners

Branch HydrOgraphic Ofnce.
San Francisco. December .. 1910.
The following information has heen received
from the branch photographic Office at Fort
Townsend Wash:
Captain WhIteley Of the British steamer Prin-
cess Beatrice reports under date Of November "a.
1910. that the red conical buoy recently estab-
liShed about 4 cables north of Prolewy rock
WraBgell strait Alaska. has sunk or gone adrift,
The department Of marine and fisheries, Can
ada. announces that the small can buoy which
temporarily marked an uncharted rock. with "A
depth Of II feet over it. the western side %
the fairway in the inner harbOr Of Victoria. B.
C.. has been permanently replaced by a spar
buoy paiated red and black horizontal bands.
moored in the same position.
The gas buoy heretOfOTe mOOred at the outer
extremity OF the ledge Of Reef point, Cortes ISL
and R. C.. has been replaced by combined gas
and bell buoy mOored in the same position. The
buoy is Of steel cy lndricat painted red. The
light is white automatically occulted at short
intervals and the illuminant is acetylene gener-
ated automatically. The bell is rung By the mo
tion Of the waves. j. 4. BURNETT
Lieutenant. u s n. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Les Angeles Produce Market
scIaI DIsbofch 10 The Call

torecIai Disbofch 10 The Call
los ANGELES. Dec Eggs advanced today
nl me produce exchange. receipts being IN
usually light Candled irsts are quoted at 47c
al- case count az SIC. Butter and cheese were
eteacy- The potato market IS firm.
Receipts of produce today were: Eggs el
cases butter a.2S5 pounds: cheese. .252 pounds:
ntatoes 1852 sacks; beans. 500 sacks onions.
~ sacks sweet potatoes. 225 sacks; apples,
bltter-tresmery extra. 3eLsc; frsts, 32lsc:
iaeLe butter. 25c. cooking butter. 25c
Egss-iocsl ranch csndled frsfs 47c. case
count SC. eastern fresh. Soc; storage. .3Od34c.
theese-Southcrn. 1sc: northern ISG 1870:
northern storage l7c: eastern singles. 1Se. east
ern twins. 1Sc; eastern cheddars. lsc. eastern
lorns, lec7 eastern daisies. 19c: Oregon twins.
lk-ac; Oregon daisy. 1s01SLc. swiss imported
a1e- swiss domestic. block. 22d "a. swiss do
nestle, per pound - n 24c; cream brick I9aa0c;
lIuhurcer. 1Sd20c
Beans 10. ] pink. Sc: No. lirnas. s5a5 p:
ieeT Washington. S4.250 a.50. No small
whites. s.: 40 hsckeyes. $3.50: No. gar
'anzas. $3.50: No. California lentils scar.
Potatoes II ighlanG. 81 -: Nevadss =.
lompocs. s.: Salinas s.; early rose. northern
- ne" potatoes. hoT. 81: yellow sweets. SEA
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

W. r. Farley to William J.. Hemminga and
wife. lot in line Of HAYES street. 1875 Of
Lyon z - by n 1876; $40.
Lautze and wife. lot at SW corner or Alma ana
Cole streets. S 25 by " 100; $40.
Henry Mauser 10 Rose Mauser lot IN 5 line
Of Washington street, 2o6;S E OF Hyde, E .
Isolina Difranco to Maria Difrsnco. sixth
Of lot in s line Of Francisco street. 1915 OF
Taylor. E 4s by 5S; $40.
Marie H. Johannsen. lot in " line of Eighteenth
avenue. $50 OF Pt Lobos avenue. % By
Abner s. Mann and wife 70 L. H. sly lot in
E line Of Laguna street, so of Vallejo, 51;6
sarah Ioring White to sarah Ellen White.
lot in line OF Twenty -nrst street. 15T " Of
Valencia. W % BY ia; SO
Giovanni Traverse 10 Madelena Traverse. lot
in S line Of Pacific street. HIS Of Mason
Domsnic Rafo and Emilia Rosa to same.
Mary E. Mertes to Edward c. Moran. lot in W
line Of Nlneteenth avenue 20 ; OF Caiirorn'a'
E. r. LilienthsI and wife to Francesca Mecca
Iizzi. lot at Sc corner Chestnut and Scott
streets 5 25 by 10; $40.
Of Precita avenue. 20 Of Folsom street z 20
by y IS; SO.
and wife lot ?. Charles S. Barney'S subdivision
of Precita valley. lots 20. II and so; $50.
Estate Adolph SutrO. deceased, by executrix
to James b. MeSheehy. lots SO, - and 43. block
n. Park lane tract s; 81: 40
Estate Adolph Sutro deceased. By eSecutrix.
10 ]. E. Dodge. lot 36. block y. Park lane
tract s.: 81 COO
same to Louis J. Bailey. lot As block y
Park lane tract 8; $1,000
Philip L. Mean and wife to John J. Shoffa
and wife, lot in SW line OF Roanoke street. p
NV OF Lardley. NV 25 BY SW 49, $40.
Joseph A Orr TO Alice l.. Orr, Tot 80. Lynn <
Hoag subdivision Mission. block l20: gift.
Luke Pyle 10 Leon Galy and wife. lot in "
line of Sanchez street 1Gf:6 \ Of Twenty
second. 25 by " 100; $40.
Rose Vitalini to Peter Vitaliui. lot In NV
line Of Lisbon street 200 NE Of China avenue,
NE IS By NV 100: $40.
sam Arena and wife tby trustees) to Citizens
building and loan association. lot in " line OF
Manchester street, 100 Of Ripley, . BY
W so; $6s6.7O
James ]. Doyle and wife (by trusteesl to
same lot In r line OF Cuvier street. 100 : of
Bosworth S 25 by z 100; S1,32T.13.
Charles A. Roller and wife to Henry P. Stroder
and wife. lot in SW line Of Falcon svenue
eS:11a SW OF CaselIi. NV 24;715, SW 1910, SE
2T:1fS NE $50: $40.
Hermanda and Betrie Joost to Annie J. Meuss-
dorffer lots 1 10 6. % and 24 block 1924. salt
marsh and tide lands. in block bounded by Elev
enth and Twelfth avenues. Ship and Dock
streets; $40.
Rebecca Joost to same. half interest in lot la
line of Twelfth avenue. 200 " OF street "
80 by 100; $40
Mary sullivan to Alice sullivan lot In NV
line Of Clementina street, $50 SW Of Fifth SW
2J by NV 70; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
C0FFE FUTURES
New York ,IefaI sTarkrt

NEW YORK. Dec. standard copper. easy
Spot and December. u 40d y. SOC; January and
FEBRUARY. Il. 45d u. 60e- London. weak: spot
E58 is 9d; futures. f5T los. Local dealers re-
port an unchanged market. Lake. 13m Il. .25c:
electrolytic l2.S1l5Q Q13c; casting. - 50M - T5c
custom house returns show exports Of 3.7S7 tons
50 far this month
Tin, easy Spot. 81. .z5d -. .75c: December.
London. weak: spot. E170 1Ts ed; futures, f17i.
Lead. quiet at 4.4504.55c New York and I 30
G4.31 lac East St. Louis. London f13 Is Sd
Spelter, easy st 5.S06 5.9oc New York and
>. 80 soc East ST. Louis. London. f24
lron-Cleyelsnd warrants. 49s Cd in London
Locally iron WAS steady: No. 1 foundry north
ern. No. l foundry southern and No. foundry
southern soft. Sl5.T5dl6.25; No . foundry north
ern. Sl5.50dlG
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
General 1Ierchand.xe

General Merchandise
Bses-GEain bags. 5Sie spot and 6is06Ke 1911
delivery; San Quentin bags. 5&tc; wool bags,
-c for 81 20 and 2el4e FOR 10; fleece tEine,
Pennsylvania anthracite egg. SIG per
hay. 81 Australian house-R ichmond etc. 50;
Ielaw Main SO. Stanford Richmond. 50; Cum
herlaac. SO IN bulk and Sl6-50 in sacks; Welsh
anthracite. S15 coke, SIC per ton in bulk and
Coal oil Gasoline. etc.-water white. iron
barrels or drums. Sc; $50 degree oil. iron barrels
cases. i5e. astrsi l5c. stsr 5c. ex+ps star 1sc:
Elaine. -5iac- eocenc. 1Sc: red crown and motor
gasoline in bulk lie, in cases 24c; engine distil-
SIC, ID drums iee: cases &c more; - degree
Easollne- IN bulk 5Oc, In cases 81 &c. varnish
makers and painters naphtha. in bulk 15c. in
on-QGotstions are for barrels. Linseed. Sill
ter gallon for boiled and S1.09 for raw. cases &c
more, castor oil in cases. No I &c. Baker :
AA, Fl-ltei-l3; China MT cases. GO &c per
AAA- q ga Sic for No. 1 and - 5d1Si3c for No
St = @ocoTa'ae 20 Quantity; extra hleaehed wS5er &
L-.--al whale OF 35e; pure lard OIL 81: winter
nea tsfooc oil. Csc herring oil. soc; salmon oil
Boz boiled fsh oil. soc; paint oil. s5c.
'r1ent nc-9gc ner gallon 10 cases and 92c in
Rosin-E. s.. so; F. Ss.S5: C. s945. H. $3.50:
I. 500; :. $500 VIC, SlG40; WV, 5000 per
Red and White Lead-Red. sIz G9c; white. So
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
I1o Western sugar refining company quotes
-oloVs: terms ner cash: Standard. hne grsnu-
iated- 5c- standard coarse Granulated &c; fruit
Eralaiated. Sc: cut loaf. IN barrels only. &c;
- a. r crystal 0ominos. To cartons In cases,
ST.. DO in % cartons In eases. S.50c: monarch
Oar. 535c; tablets. in half barrels. 5.50c: do IN
rs h boxes, 5.T1c; cubes and A crushed. 5.25c;
monarch. powdered. 5.10c; xxx powdered.
1-ilc- candy granulated. 5.i0c: cOnfectioners' A.
ar- confectioners' crystals. 5.I0c extra hne
ersnrlatel. 4-S0c; magnolia A, 4.60c; extra c.
z-nc- golden C. 4.4Oc; ID, --30c; barrels and
90 10 BAGS lOc, half barrels CSC boxes soc more
per 100 lbs rhsn for BAGS Of 100 lbs net Bar
iu 50 and 40 lb tins Sl.10 more: in and 10 10
tns $50 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade In I00 lh bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granuiated basis.
BEG I5igrade' bar. 5.35c; powdered. Bloc; A
crushed. 5-23e; berry. o.; G. & H extra fue
eranu-ate9- 5ci coarse dry sranulated. sc; con
70 ruoncrS' A. 5c- confectfouers' crystal. 5.l0c;
cubes. 525c; bricks half barrels. 5-50c; bricks
~ = lo boxes @-I5c- extra fine dry granu
-olec 400 lb bags only. 4-SOc: excelsior A.
9 G1c; extra C. 4-50c: golden c. 4 40c; yellow D.
$50; cut loaf in barrels only. &c; II. & F.
crystal donlinOs. > 10 cartons in cases. Sc; do
2 lb cartons, in cases. S-50c. Additional per 100
.hs: Iu barrels and 80 Do bags IOc more; half
barrels 25c more. boxes SOC more for all grades
bar u . and so ID tins. $40 more; il 10 ID
t-ls. $50 more. Minimum order. carload weight
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Eastern Livestock Market
CHICAGO

tiIl AGO Dee. Cattle Receipts estimated
? .i2..hfn head market steady ta I0c of Reeves
S-4-'- i-a0t Texas steers. $4.l5d5. 90: western
steefs saz0o6-25; stockers and feeders s.. .256I
o.lp' COWS and lelicrs. S229d6.15; calves. 81
Hags-Rcceirts. estimated at g. .O0e head. mar
let STEADY Light SI0 T-45; mixed. sT.05Gf :. AZ:
hfafT Si-h"fli 30; rough, $1.O5d 20 good 10
cnoicc NraTT. Sf-.of 80. pigs so 50d 40 5t7ll-
~ sales. S7-251T.40.
Sheep-Receipts. estimated at - 600 head.
naI ket lgc lower. Native. S2.25FI4 20. western
s. 1850 western Sz-50NG.30
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. dec. 5.-t affle- -RncefDfs Il
L-N' Heal- market steady Native steers 81 750
Z. COWS and hcifers, S275@6: stcckers ana feed
ers. $500 %. bulls So. t06 475: calves S4G
s; restern steers. $4.25@50o; western cows.
Hogs Receipts. COCO head: market strong.
Erk RI sales. ST.25a 30. heavy 81 o5lT7 ~
packers and butchers. ST.2J07.35: light. 81 29e
sheep Receipts. 10 600 head. marse. stassv
Muftous- $3.50 q s-25. lambs s5T g -. fed ,,efh
eTs and yearlings, 81 5.G9; fed western ewes
S3-25Ms.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 5.--Cafflo- ppcein+s
800 bead. Market slow 20 10c lower Native
steers. 81 250 60; COWS and heffers s9GE 95 =
western Steers. $500 3 .7o. range cows and beif
crs. S2s0N co; canners. s.. 7Gff g. 40. efoc-o-s
nnd feeders So. 5aoi calves. S3j0Ms.25 balls
sfaCs. etc S3.25M5.
Hogs Receipts. 5000 head; market 5GIloc
higher. Heavy. S7-15M 80, mixed s.. .20q Z y.
sg.t $ - soa7 7-S5' pigs. S65o@T' bulk Of sales
Sheen-Recefats. 4 600 head: market srro,.
1esrlings. $500 40. weThers S2N3 50. ewes
s. 750 80; lambs, S5G6I5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Nc,r YnrL CnGne Market

NEW NORk. Dec. 5.-E. f. Hutton & Co.'S
wire says.
Early cables from IIavre we're about a fair
response 10 our close on Saturday. Hamburg
was considered excellent and shows the con
unued strong tendency Of that market. Brazil
sends hrm cables from all points; in fact cof
Zee Is cheaper In New York than in Santos or
Rio an abnormal condition which can not con
unue indefinitely. Wesmust advance materially
from this level. they must decline.
our leading merchants claim that actual
coffee from a supply and demand standpoint
could not be In stronger position in conse
QueHce Of which some very wise merchants
predict much higher prices for the actual and
in consequence for options Our leading Ameri-
can roasuer today advanced the price of one
weh known brand ] cent per rounds the ad-
vance going into effect at once without notice
To the trade This is taken To come in con-
sequence Of the rapid advance in green coffees
Sentiment continues extremely bullish through
out the coffee world, being caused largely at
present by the gloomy outlook for another crop. =
r~rpr.c
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Cotton Market

wire SAYS
-Iie census report showing the amonnt Of cot
ton ginned ~ December ] will be published az
~ opening next Thursday. December 8 and
lee if has been claimed that tie greatest per
tare ef the crop had been ginned this year To
November - ginnings after November - should
not be- any larger than The ginnngs after said
date last year otherwise the crOp should be
larger than recent small estimates of ! i 600 600
under. Therefore. an allowance for T65 Gn0
bales ginned for the period November a 10 De
cefnber ]. which the amount gnEcd during
The corresponding period one year ago, would
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06

The Norwegian steamer HoFnelen. which put in
here 10 finish loading sailed for Antofagasta and
way ports Saturday after loading cargo at this
port follows;
For Peru-41 200 railroad ties. 22.55O IT lum-
Der. 8 SAL lbs tallOw 10 calves. valued S16 f23
For Chile, 200 lbs Goldfish. 200 lbs shrimps
500 lbs butter. 500 lbs meals 500 lbs dried fruit
13 cs canned goods. 80 salmon. a. 4SO n lum-
Der. 40 bbls crude oil, I incubator. 1 cs leather
etc. valued at S3. .SS4.
For Bolivia-3O cs canned goods and 40 cs fire.
works, valued at S396
For Panama-25 es blasting caps valued at
$500
The steamer had lies 6S1 IT lumber and 800
cs salmon. valued at S22. O42. route from
Puget sound to southern coast ports
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
PortInnd I.irestoclz -

PORTLAND. Dec. 5--Cattle-R Receipts $50.
market nun; prime steers. S5.T5H6. ,ood ~
choice steers S5.2505.T5: fair 10 good steers
Ss-f5N : p; choice 10 prime cows s. 75T75.
good % choice cows. 81 -25M475: good 10 choice
heifcrs. Ss.T5N5; choice 70 good bulls S4d4 "a.
good 10 choice heifers 81 T505. choice 10 so-e6
bulls. S4l4.25: good light calves sTe77 25: good
heavr calves. S5.2JM6.
Hors-Receipts. 900. market steady: choice
ST75Qs 10. good. ST.50MT.75.
chcep-Receipts 500: market steady. vearliog
wetlers 81 1915. old Wethers 81 2sJ4 50-
choice ewes So 75ns; good 10 choice ewes s3 q
d $ -. choice lambs $500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Men,oranda

Per tug Prescila-Had strong NV gales all
the way up from Port San Luis to San Fran
cisco.
ern progressing in good shape. but weather none
too good; fair prospects floating il about Thurs
day.
Captain H. Marshall. formerly with the Spreck-
els fugboat company and later connected with
the Ship Owners and Merchants tugboat com
pany was appointed a San Francisco bar pilot
vice Captain I. II. Barber. who resigned.
TATOOSH ISLAND, Dec. 5.-The British ship
LINTON from Santa Rosalia. which arrived off
here was compelled to put TO sea again during
the night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Neu TnrH Prnhnce

NLN YORK. Dee 5.-HopS-FiTm.
Hides Steady.
fetrolerm- Steady.
Noo-Culet.
Raw SuGar-Firm Muscovado. 50 test. 3.43c:
centrifugal. 96 test. $3.50: mOlasses 50 test.
".lSc. Refined sugar-Steadv.
Butter steady Creamery specials. SOC; OK
Iras. 2S- ~ 29c; third to first 30211lc: held
.re1-ner1- second to special - n 29c: state
E7lrr- common to finest. 23G2oct factor. June
make nrSt. - Z lL2sc: do. current make. pc.
teES-Steac-- State Pennsylvania snd nearby
lenne-r. white, fancy. soc; do gathered. white.
500 ''f- do herncry brown. fancy 450t7c. dA
rathe-e, brown. 40N43c: western. gathered.
white. = d44c; fresh gathered. extra first 81 a
.'' co nrst. 54ft5Sc; Refrigeration. special mark.
It1ZF m local storage % q pc; do first. ~ =
1850: % speoisls. 2302sc.
h0ese- steady state whole milk Septem-
her quality. specials. l57. dITlsc: do fancy.
'Hl1-el. l5isc- do fancy white. 15Lt n l5l5c: do
Choice. l+@t a l5c; do October quality 5ne. 14G
lf --. lo current make. fair. 13izc- do common,
l50 lti fc. skins. "a 13c
DRIED FRUITS
ETsnoratrd Anples-Nery firmly held for both
JOG. n lp.tc- prime. QEI0c: common 10 fair Sc
Prunes- Strong. with an upward tendencv.
l1.rHf.Hn> range from 61zc % 1Oazc for Call
fa-Hios up to 31-40s and SIC 10 Zoe for Oregons
fron fH ro 30s
Ap-icot-Quiet firm on small offerings
ln0.ce u q l5c; extra choice, 1S12df324 e.;
fancy. 13as N1fc.
Peaches Inactive. firm on advices from the
fancy. sia dac.
Basins-FIrm. in sympathy with the west.
Loose muscatels. ~. G6l4c: choice 70 fancy
-fe4ed ~ az l2c; seedless, 5d6c; London layers.
So 20d1.25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
London Wool Sales

LONDON. Dec. 5.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales today amounted to 10. 795 bales
Home and continental buyers eagerly absorbed
suitable parcels from the miscellaneous selection
sold. Prices were steady.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-06
Naval stores-Turpeptine and Ros,n

SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec. 5.-Turpentine- Firm
at 14A8 q 75c. Sales. 562 receipts, 3s4; ship
ments 266: stocks. l6.6I5.
Rosin-Tirm. Sales. 1854: receipts 2 1873:
shipments; 80: stocks, 1896. Quote: B.
S5.67lz; D. $50; r. S5-72i5: F. S5.75: g.
S5.TIi2; H $3.50: ]. Sc X. $G.G5; NJ Sc 95:
\, $40: VIC and WV. ST.20.