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DRINK SOUR MILK IF
YOU WANT TO LIVE LONG
How to Prevent Condition That
Leads to Old Age

The investigation of Ellie Metchnikon
of the Pasteur institute, Paris. leading
to the prevention of the condition
which leads TO old age. has attracted
widespread attention says the London
Globe. Men of affairs, as well as med
icaI men. are deeply interested in the
treatment, which is simple but efficient
in result. Plainly speaking, 1T is the
naturalization Of substances in the body
which become corrupt and are reab-
sorbed into the circulation. poisoning
the blood and producing the condition
that leads to hardening of arteries and
tissues. This naturalization of the noX-
fous substances is. 10 an extent.
brought about by the drinking of but
termilk or artifcially soUred milk. and
this idea has a basis OF common sense,
which lifts it from the limitations OF a
fad to that of sound. practical ben
eficent treatment
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Los AngeIes Produce Market
.isoaich 10 The Call

fSpecicl Dspoioh to The Call
Los ANGELES. Nov 16.-Potstoes advanced
in price on the produce exchange today Eggs
are firm and butter and cheese are steady Re
ceipts ~ sweet potatoes were light bur the
msrket WAS easy
Receipts Of produce today were: Eggs. ~
-ases- butter Is 068 lbs; cheese, 1896 lbs;
1otsr0eE. $50 sacks; sweet potatoes l9s sacks
Rurter-f alifornfa creamerv extras. 3Jc; DO.
frsrs 321sc. cooking. 25c: lade. &c
Ecgs-Tocal ranch. c8ndled. sc. d. csse
cngnt huviuc price. $50; eastern. fresh. 3Sc;
eastern. storage cxtra BOA 34c
Cheese Northern. 'fCesh. lSc: local lS1ec:
Oregon daisy. lS0 lSi2c: eastern singles. lee'
Do twins 1Sqq Isle eastern daisies. 1917 n i9c:
I00chorns 19d 2Oc. eastern cheddars. I9M20c;
imported Swiss. BE: Jack. 19c; domestic Swiss.
22N24c; cream brick. 19c:~ limbuTger. 1ac;
roouefort. 3Sc-
Reans-No. I Lady Washington. 81. 40d so;
No 7 small whites. S425d 80; No I Dinks.
- ezgl 20: No limas- S5d5.5o. hlsckeyes,
3 10d6: gsrvanzas. Ss.50: lenfBs. 81 per ctl.
s.. .2sd1 50: Lompocs. S1T362: Salinas,
81 1912: yellow sweets. s1.I0d1.2j per ell.
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The Penn.ylvania's Cargo

The steamer Pennsylvania sailed for Ancon
direct on Tuesday with cargo from this port as
follows:
For New Tork-364 rs lbs beans. 4S6.9SS lbs
dried fruit 494 ia lbs raisins. 1.5S5 cs canned
fruit. 1925 lbs nnts. 10000 salmon. 2oS. 4Sl
gals wine $50. 1j lbs boneblack. 60. 800 lbs WOOL
3. 100 lbs hides - bales sCrsp leather. ~ cs
typewriters, II pkEs platform ears. 5000 lhs
old rubber. % SKIS herbs, ,15S lbs cascara. etc,
valued AT $1S5.53f.
For Panama-60 bbls eour. 50 pkSs potatoes.
IL 74O lbs garlic 2sO pkss fresh fruits. 13S cs
canned fruit. ctIs barley and pkgs machinery.
valued at 81 .04S.
For Peru-30 coils rope. valued at S536.
For Trnidsd island-39 cs canned fruit and
cs salmon. vaiued at STD
For Barbadoes isIand-2S cs salmon and cs
canned fruit. valued at S121.
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Now YORK NEetaI Market

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-Standard copper. quiet
Spot l245d I2.e0c: November. 12.50@12. csc
December 12. .55d - Csc; Janunrg. l2.60M II. l0c
February u 65dl2 TJc; March. ~. IoG12- Soc
London market dull. Spot. f57 les Sd: futures
f5S Us. Arrivals reported at New York today.
325 tons Custom house returns show exports
of 13TS4 tons far this month. Local deal
report a firm market Lake. lSQ13- 25c; ;
eleetroiytic 2.S7h GIl3c: cnsting. 1250d r. 75c
Tin-Firm. Spot. &c. 70d37c; November, 3e. 20
Il loo: December. 3670M36 SOC: January
&c. 65636.90c: February. 36.G0m3Tc. London mar
ket strong. Spot fl67 rs Cd; futures, fl67
Is Sd.
Iead-Quiet. 4. .40d45o New York and 25
a Soc East St Louis. London spot, fl3 6s Sd.
Spelter-Nominal. 5.90d595c New York and
: s0m5.90c East st. Louis. London spot. f24
2s Sd.
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s Cd in London
Locally the iron market was steady No.
foundry northern. No. I foundry southern and
No. 1 foundry southern soft. S15.75d16.25; No.
foundry northern, sl5.5oG1e.
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Easter. T.ivertocI< Market

CHIC AGO. Nov 16.-floSe.
cattle Receipts 2s.000: market slow and
s. western steers. 81. lod GO: stockers and
feeders. S3.3005. so; cows and heifers, s.. 20d
$50. calves. S7-50G105O.
Hogs Receipts % .000. market more active
sud steady Iiglf. 81 q 80: mixed. 81 2esl
go: heavy. SI-lod 30. one load AT sT.65;
.0ugh 81 l0d 20; cood 10 choice heavy S1.30d
f60: pigs. s6T5d e. 20: bulk. S7.35n75o.
lower than yesterdays close. Native. s2.25M
40: western. s.. F0d4 IG; vearlnes. S4f35 %;
snhs native. 81 2566 30: western. Ss50G6.30.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov &c aftle- Receipts.
10 oo0; market steady 20 l0c lower Native
Fteers. 81 soar I5: native COWS and heifers.
= 75d6.25: stockers and feeders. 81. 750 p;
sails ssd 4S5: calves. S4Gs: western steers
ssd5.eo; western cows. 81. .T504.75.
Hogs Receipts. 10000; market 10c 70 20c
lower. Bulk of sales. $500 80: heavy. $1,000
: so: packers and butchers. S7.35d7 80: light
sheen Receipts. 10000: market steady IL
reak Muttons. s3.5004; lambs. 81 9ods -:
I'd rethers and yearlings. $3.50d4.50; fed
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. NOV. 1e.-cattle- Receipts
$500: market slow i0c~ 70 15c lower. Native
steers S4867 -: COWS and beifers, S3d5 %,
restern steers. s.. .50d g. %; range COWS and
5eifers 81 S56I 60 Gamers. 81. 70d 4o stock
PRS and feeders. S2m5.23; calves, S3.25d7 %;
bulls. stays etc, S3a4-J0.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market 1se to 25c
over. Heavy. S7l0G7.2J: mixed S7.25d7. 80
light. $500 .e5; pigs. ss.5o@75o; bulk Of
sbee5@Receipte. 25 ooo: market Joe TO zoe
lower Tesrlings. S4d d4.s0: wethers. s.. 25d
8.s5; ewes. S3@S-40 lambs. $5-5Od6fo.
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EGYPTIAN SAVANT
RECEIVES NJ. ID. DEGREE

Hamid Waly. the Arab sheik, who
acts as lecturer for the Arabic Ian
guage In the Berlin oriental seminary.
has been awarded the degree Of doctor
of medicine. This is the first time that
an Egyptian savant has received a
German university degree.
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snow on ground. 20 inches.
EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS


Cloudy weather prevails the Pacific slope
north OF Los Angeles and clear weather in the
SOUTH Cool. clear weather prevails In the plains
states and southeast to the Mississippi valley.
In the gulf states light rain has fallen. while
in the north Atlantic states and lake section the
weather Is generally cloudy and threatening.
The temperature is about 10 degrees below the
normal throughout the central portion OF the
country. At every station in the United States
the temperature is below the normal. In Califor-
MIA there have been no changes of Importance.
Forecast for the so hours ending at midnight
Thursday. November II:
For San Francisco aud vicinity-C1oudy Thurs
day; light east wind, changing to west.
For Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Thursday ::
light north wind
For the Sacramento valley-Cloudy Wednesday;
light east wind.
For the San Joaquin valley-Fair Thursday
light north wind
For California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
Thursday; light north wind. changing TO south.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecsster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 16.-Obsersations taken
at A. m Pacific time
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN


EKpOTtE Dy INT hUNIuOs IITHtF
The German steamer Abessinia Of the Kosmos
line was cleared for Hamburg and way ports on
Tuesday with cargo laden at this port valued at
s1a4 001 the distribution being as follows: For
Germany. S31. T5S; England. s.. 450: Holland.
So sJ7: Belgium. $40 100: port of discharge.
S10I .J42. The principal shipments and their des-
tinations were as follows
To Germany-140. .367 lbs dried fruit. l0.070
gals wine go cs honey. 1,22s canned fruit.
so gals brandy, 231 $50 lbs apricot kernels
To ngland-31 503 lbs tsllow.
To Holland-4O0 cs canned fruit. 23, 100 lbs
apricot kernels.
To Belgium-44 S12 ctls barley.
To port Of discharge-S9. .61s ctls barley. Ac-
cording 10 the manifest. this cargo was shipped
TO ST. Vincent for orders
The steamer also had cargo from Puget sound
for England and Germany. valued at SO 99S.
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AORANGI CARRIES
TITLED PASSENGERS
First of Ships IN New Line to
Antipodes Sails for New
Zealand

HE Union steam
S h | p conpany's S
liner Aorang gi, Cap
tainN F. P. Evans,
the first ship of the
new line between
here and New Zea :
land, sailed yester-
day afternoon for
Wellington via Pa :
peete and Rara :
tonga with about
100 passengers and
300 tons of gen :
eral cargo. The
cargo was made up
almost entirely of
Pacific Coast prod
ucts, including a
big shipment of
anpIeS which ara
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BY United wireless

" ttIIltsudY. NOFtIlUFT 10.
STEAMER ROSE CITY-From San Pedro for
San Francisco; Nov. IS. a. M. latitude S8,
longitude 1922 barometer 30.l4: temperature 81
STEAMER WHITuER-HenceN Nov. 10 for Port
San Luis; Nov. 16. p. M, passed Pigeon
point: cloudy: light northwest wind; smooth
STEAMER MANN SMITH-From Coos bay for
San Francisco: Nov. 16. D. m. passed Point
Arena: due San Francisco midnight. Nov. 10
STEAMER LANSING-From Seattle for Port San
Luis: Nov. 16. p. m. passed Piedras Blancos:
northwest wind; smooth sea- barometer 80 10;
temperature 81.
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from Puget sound to the west coast Of South
America
The British steamer Hazel Dollar. on Puget
sound Is engaged for lumber from the Columbia
river TO China, having been chartered prior to
arrival.
The schooner Luzon Is chartered for lumber
from Puget sound to San Pedro at s4.25.
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st. Louis Wool Marke

ST. LOUIS. Nov i6-Market steady. Medium
grades combing and clothing. 231a a 24c; light
fine. 20d22c; heavy fine. 15@fTc; tub washed,
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RniIdinr Contracts

O. d. Baldwin with Sartorius & CO. and James
Brennan-0rnamental iron. elevator and
fronts. marquise and bases for show windows.
stsir ratings and nevTels rough and finished
hardware for an eight story and basement brick
building at SW corner Of Grant avenue and
Harlan place s ~ by " 55; Ss.250.
Tillmann & Bendel with Ideal eornice com
pany-Two marduises for building at NV cor
ner Of Pine and Davis streets, W so by \
1916: $3.50.
Francis F1annery with Gustave Peterson-To
erect a three story frame building in n line Of
Nstoma street. 12l W OF Sixth, W 81 by n IS;
S.. 500.
A NJ. Shields with Scsrritt Clark-To
erect story frame garage in line OF
Jackson street between Fillmore and Steiner,
No 2s30: 1.430.
y A. Meyer by Mess Nicholson company with
Perfect Concealed and Turner bed company. 33
Perfect wall beds for four story apartment
house in line Of Eddy street. s5 " of Larkin.
80. " IL, 45. w 51:T, 12o, 52:6, for
81 COO.
J. J. Moore with Perfect Concealed and Turner
Bed company. 81 Perfect wall beds for building
In Post street so " of Taylor. for 81. 500.
The Premium fbeater company with Ideal
corniee company. sheet metal works and cor
rucated iron roofing for a class a. building
in w lire of FILLMORE street, S6:6 OF
O'Farrcll, for 81 000
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out of season just now in New Zealand.
Sir James Mills head of the Union
steamship company, was passenger
on the liner. His last words as the
ship moved away from the pier en-
bodied a promise to boost the San
Francisco fair. The earl of oxford, who
with his daughter, Lady Dorothy Wal
pole, was also a passenger, is going
TO be among those present when the
big fair is opened. The earl and his
daughter are going to New Zealand on
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. NOV. i6.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire saws
The market todaF improved on hrmer cables.
covering by shorts and bull support Offerings
were small and easily absorbed on the scale mp
Scattered liquidation seems 10 have been pretty
wei completed on the decline Of about lsc from
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Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov -Turpentine-F Firm
st 7eG7ekc Sales 794; receipts, Il; ship
nents 50: stocks. IL. .207.
Rosn-Firm. Sales. 2,746; receipts, S.4sI {;
shipments. 3sI0: stocks. IS, 5e3. Quote: 3.
S5.72j5: D. S5.75db.s2la: E. s5.S5; F, $5.ood
595: G. S595m5.9T1a: H. Sc: 1. s6.02is: x,
S6.25; NJ, Se.G0; \, $500; VIC, S7.15; WV,
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on Cnrrier CIenrn

The British tank steamer Pectan was cleared
for Ancon- via Port Hartford. on Tuesday with
$4,000 barrels Of crude oil and packages OF
this port. At Port Hartford the steamer VIII
load 10000 barrels Of crude oil, valued at
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dhgers 10 navigation and mat
ters of interest TO ocean commerce.
]. C. BURNETT,
Luetenant. u. S. N, in Charge
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& THURSDAY


we win sell at 2O5-9 Valencia ST. at II m. 30
head good drivers and draft mares. also 90 Dis
horses and mares Outside stock sold on eerss
Phone Park 272S. CLOUGH & BRODIE. Auct -
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO nov 16.-Butter-Steady: cream
cries. 2sGS0iac: diaries. 23d pc. Eggs-steady;
receipts , IA cases: ar mark. cases included,
1ei1 u 22l5c. frsts. 2Sc prime frsts. 3oc- Cheese
Firm: daisies 1915 a 152.c: twins. 14l4 67141ac:
Young Americas, I5az "A 16c; long horns. l5% a
7fr.
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portland livestock Market

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov l6.-Csttle- Receipts,
100. Market frm Steers. choice $3.50 e. s..
medium - 5065: choice heifers S4T505: choice
COWS 81 5ON4.75: medium cows. S25Odz; com
mon COWS s2M3.50: bulls, S350Mi: stays,
choice S4d450; calves. light $TdT.50 heavy
ss0525
Hogs Receipts. 500 Market weak. Top. sea
3-25- medium. IS. 7309.
Sheep-Receipts. 100. Market firm Best val
Ter rvethers s.. 25H3.J0: fair wethers. $3d3 %:
5cst vearl NJ wethers. s4.2504.75; best valley
ewes. IS 5oNs lambs. choice mountain $3.50
FTf- choice rs iler ia
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Tnnnnge Eneagemenfs

The Norwegian steamer Cuzco. which arrived
here from Mollendo Tuesday was chartered
prior to arrival for lumber and merchandise
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}. 5. branch Hydrographic oficc

A branch of the United States hydrograuhic
office located In the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit 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 kept at
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov hops--SteaoE-
HfdeS-Firm-
Petroleum STEADY
Wcol-Quiet.
SuCar-Raw. firm; Muscovado. 50 test. 3.40c;
centrifugal. 96 test 390c; molasses sugar. Sc
test. 3I5c; refined quiet.
Coffee-Futures closed steady at q net advance
~ Il 70 20 points. Sales were reported OF 13S..
600 bags. Closing bids follow: November and
December. 9.65c. January. 9-FSe; February.
2 T9c; March 9-S7c; April. 9-9lc: Nay and June,
g CSC. July. a97c. August 9.96c; September.
12Nc. Santos. No. 4. 13lse. Mild-Firm. Cor
F. r. Hutton & Co.'S wire says The
Havre coffee market closed Z ale higher and
sales FOR the day were 5000 bags. The after
100n coffee market was barely steady with prices
generally 5G10 points higher. gain Of iOd1S
points at the opening. Cables were splendid to-
fsr from al quarters. The buying here is By
t- big importers almost exclusively, because this
Is rhe lowest market
Rurter-Firm. unchanged.
Cheese-Steady. unchanged
EcCs-SteadT: refrigerator. hrsts IN local stor-
ace 24ls a 25lsc: do seconds. 23I24c.
DRIED FRUITS
Er8porated Apples-Steady for old crop prime;
rev crop. nominal; prime, a4GS2sc: common "a
Pair. 6ia dTiac-
P-unes-Steady: fair jobbing demand. Quota.
ti0ns Ga dI01kc for Calif0rnias up 10 50-40s and
So d9lac FOR oregons from COS 10 3os.
Apricots-Firm on the small stocks. Choice
I2a4 dl3c; extra choice, I3ja dl33sc; fancy, 13s4
G1zc.
peaches-Dull barely steady. Choice. 7dT52c;
extra choice. SGShc; fancy. 81 d9c.
Raisins-Unsettled. quiet. Loose museatels
81. d6Hc: choice to fancy seeded 6i4 a. l2c'
seedless 5d6c; London layers. Sl.20Gl35.
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco, Nov. 16, 1910
RAINFALL DATA
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

medium. ec: light s1sc: cowhides SIC: stays
e; salted kip. l0c; salted veal. 15xc: salted
calf l5iAc; dry hides. 1sc: dry salt hides 12c:
dry kip. I7c: dry calf. 22c: sheepskins. shear
diun. 70a eoc: long wool. a0,asI *. lambs
2O650c: horsehides. salt s.. .25d3 for large end
Sl-50q2 for medium. 75cdS1 FOR small and 25d
SOC Tor colts; horsehides dry $262 % for large
and 81 2502 Tor medium 50cG7S1 for small and
SOC for colts; goa tskins. prime sngoras. 75c
@S1; large hair goats. 3oG40c; medium. GOA
30c: small. 5G15c.
Tsllow-No. / rendered. 5h0G1zc; No ., !
csc; grease. 2d2hc.
Wool-Spring clip. san Joaquin years staple.
sale; Do. months 7di1e: northern Sanoma
and Mendocino, 1sd20c; Humboldt 2ce asked ;
Nevada. 13016c per 10.
Pan clfp-Mountain free. 9dl1c: northern and
valley, 79loe; San Joaquin fan lambs. 7@1oc;
do defective snd heavy sac per IL
Hops-C7op Of 1910. 121E01THc per 10.
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Siberia Due Tomorrow Noon
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia, Captain
Feeder is due tomorrow from the far
east and is expected to reach port
about noon. According to a wireless
message received from Captain Feeder
the Siberia was 92S miles away at
o'clock Tuesday night. The Siberia is
bringing a large number of passengers
and about 5000 tons of freight, which
includes a big shipment of raw silk.
Brings Cargo of Navy Coal
The. British steamer Strathf1llan, Cap
tain MePhee, arrived yesterday from
for the United States government. The
Strathfillan probably will discharge at
California City.
HarbOr Board Meets Today
The state board of harbor commits
sioners will meet in the ferry depot
this morning.
Unpaid Freight Causes Suit
c. Krabbenhoft, captain of the bark
Claus, sued Henry Lund & Co. in the
United States district court yesterday
for $3.50 alleged unpaid freight. Lund
& Co. chartered the Claus to convey a
the arrival of the bark controversy
arose as to the freight to be paid, which
resulted in the suit
Water Front Notes
The army transport sherman left
Manila Tuesday for this port
The Kosmos liner Luxor left London
November Is for this port
The Abyssinia will sail today for
Europe direct with a large cargo of
Pacific coast products.
The Oceanic steamship company s
liner Sierra, Captain Houdlette. which
left here Saturday for Honolulu. was
S94 miles out at o'clock Tuesday
night.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,545, 900 feet
The pilot boat Oracle S. came into
port last night. bringing Frank Brown.
a stowaway, who was found aboard the
steamship Pennsylvania, bound for
Panama.
EnroIlments
Steamer Sea Fox; Fl. P Marshall.
master.
master.
Yawl Trojan; A d. Cole. master.
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General rTerchaodfse

Bsgs-Grsin bags, 5skc spot and SIX KGsAc
bass. 275ke for 81 n and 2slsc for h; neece
tWine 7iLc per 70.
Coal-Pennsylvania anthracite egg sl6 per
bay. 81: Australian house-Richmond etc 50;
Pelaw Main, 50: Stanford Richmond. So Cum
berland. SIS in bulk and sls.50 in sacks: Welsh
anthracite, sl5; coke. sl6 per ton in bulk and
o., -Quotations. are for barrels. IAnseed
Slll per gallon for boiled snd > 90
fo- raw. cases SC more: castor oil in ceses- No
!. Ilc; Bakers AA sl1Tdl LIE; China nut. cases
as n 75c per gallon: cocOanut OIL in barrels. sea
s3lac for XXX q = a Sic for No ! and 75d
Islse fo- No. 2. according 70 quantity; extra
hleached winter sperm OIL. soc; natural winter
sperm oil. soc: natural whale oil 55c; pure lard
oil. 81; winter strained lard oil, 90c; pure meats
loot oil. S5cs No. L nestsfoot oil. Csc; herring
on. 5oe; salmon OF, Soc; boiled nsh oil, Soc
Coal oil Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
barrels or drums. &c. 100 degree oil, iron barrels
or drums. l055c; special do lie; pearl oil in
cases. l6c; astral. 1Gc; star. loc; extrs star
motor gasoline. in bulk I7c. In cases 24c; engine
c'suLate. in drums TIC; cases &C more; Sc de-
gree gasoline. in bulk 5oc In cases 81 &c; var
n'sh makers and painters naphtha, in bulk l5c,
IN cases 225kc
Turpentine- .O2 per gallon in cases and CSC
I'm bulk. drums and iron barrels.
Rosin-E. 50 40: F. 50. -: G. 50: p. So: $;
! go: K. S9.T5; n. SO: y. Slo.35; VIC,
5000; WV slo.95 per barrel Of 2s0 lbs.
Red and white Lead-Red- Sla@9c; white
. ae&c per DO.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
LHf " eSlern sugar rennlnE company quotes a.
follows. terms net cash: Standard. me granu-
lsteo. r; standard coarse granuisted. 5c; fruit
granulated Sc; cut loaf, in barrels only. tci
Fl & F. crystal dominos ID cartons in cases.
Sc; do IN ID cartons in cases. S50c; monarch
bar. 5-3Sc; tablets in half barrels. 5.5Oc; DO IN
= u boxes. 5.T5c: cubes and crushed. 525c;
monarch powdered. 5.1Oc: xxx powdered.
5l0c; candy granulated. 5I0c: confectioners' A,
hc; confectioners' crystals. BLOC: extra hne
granulated T. soc; magnolia A. 4.6oc; extra c.
4.5oc; golden c. 4-z0c; D. 400; barrels and
81 lhs bags 1oc. half barrels 25e. boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net. Bar
in s. and 40 Ib tins 81 % moro in and 10 10
tins S235 more per 100 lbs than price for this
grade I'm 100 n bags.
Tho California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis.
&c; "Higrade'' bar. 5-S5c; powdered 3 10c;
crushed. 5-25c: berry. Sc; C. & II. extra fine
grsnulsted- sc; coarse dry granulsted. SC: con
fecrfoners' A sc: confectioners' crystal, bloc; /;
cubes z. .25c: bricks half barrels. $500; bricks.
fu - 10 boxes. 5.75c: extra hne dry granu-
lated 100 70 bags only 4-Soc; excelsior A.
q SOC; extra c. 4.50c; golden c. SOC; yellow D.
4 SOC: cut loaf. in barrels only, &C; II. +.
crystal dominos ID cartons in cases, Sc; DO
. 10 cartons. Ia cases. $500. Additional per 100
Ibs: In barrels and 80 10 bags, loc more; half
barrels 25c more boxes soc more for all grades
Bar in * aud 40 lh tins. sL70 more; in 10 ID
rims 50 % more. Minimum order, carload weight.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-17
Meu,orauda

Per Br stmr Strathfllan-Nov. l.. I0:30 p. m.
saw square rigger of Point Mentara.
The schr Transit lying at anchor OF foot of
HYDE St. dragged anchor during the night snd Is
now aground on westerly end Of Fishermans
wharf
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-17
PIER DIRECTORY
SOUTH OF MARKET STREET
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
TO ARRIVE


From Steamer Date
New-York tribune., 1910-04-23
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