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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21
Minor Aupointmeuts

Governor Conner yesterday morning
 made the following appointments: No taries public: James c. Sims of Gordo, Miss Annie Boygan of Birmingham. J. M. Pratt of Carrollton. and H. M. Smith of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21
corporators: The Gilliland Mercantile


 company, A. R. Lauderdale, T. L. Neigh bors, Crew Brothers, J. s. Gilliand. The secretary of state was also noti- fled of the incorporation of the Mont gomery Music company of Montgomery, with capital stock of $5000. Incorpora- tors: Leslie L. Gilbert Clyde T. Turner and Phares Coleman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21
PLEASING TO THE EYE

Our garments possess that exclusive New York style and tailoring which is immediately recognized the world over. Suits to order $13.75 and up.
 SINGER $, 107 N. 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21

PLEASING TO THE EYE Our garments possess that ex- elusive New York style and tailoring which is immediately recognized the world over. Suits to order $13.75 and up.
 SINGER $, 107 N. 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21
A LOCAL LADY RESCUED FROM A LIFE OF MISERY

It Mrd to maBW WytoBe uednC CmpH Hpp dI or H i've Sn
 ter Tape Worm nc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21

Advertising solicitor wanted at once; high h-class proposition; must be a hustler.
 712-714 Empire Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21
shriners' Ceremonial

Shriners from all parts of Alabama gathered in Montgomery today for the purpose of taking part in "Shriner day at the exposition. More than 40 tyros were tonight conducted over the hot sands into Shriner comradeship, following upon which giant banquet, attended by more than 100, was enjoyed at the Gay Teague hotel.
 Te day abounded in thrills and sensa- tions, and from the time of the parade at il o'clock this morning until midnight the plumed visitors had the city in their pos session. About noon the entire crowd tourneyed to Vandiver Park, where lunch was had and where the sights of the ex- position were taken in" The parade of this morning was pronounced by citizens as the most novel and as the freakiest In the history of the city. Exposition ami mals were ridden and driven, while tyros were made to suffer every humiliation known to the Masonic craft.
 Members of Zamora temple of Birming ham, Abbe temple of Mobile, and Georgia and Louisiana Shriners were on hand to participate in the events. One hundred and eighty Brunswick Shriners. headed by Potentate C. A. Moffat, were present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-21
New Fertilizer Company

New Fertilizer Company
 The incorporation of the Goodwater Fertilizer company of Goodwater. Coosa county, was reported to the secretary of state this morning. This incorporation is capitalized at $5OO0, with the following in
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14

cs oils IS pkgs machinery, 81 pkgs ink, % pkgs
agricultural implements -, =,
100 lbs rasins 3.67l lbs beans. 1.275 lbs cof-
fee. So cs meals, 20 cs salmon, $3.50 cs canned
goods, pkgs drugs ~ rois and and - es roonng ing
pkgs metal polish. hbs and cs Ollie 10 pkgs
machinery, pkgs incubators. bales packing.
46 bales hose. rs bales betting, . pkgs agricul
To samoan isiands-6s7 cs and 25 half bbls
salmon. 4.22o lbs rice, 2, ,42o lbs meals, 10 pkgs
potatoes, II pkgs onions, I31 lbs coffee. 1863 gals
wine. 6 bbls mineral water 233 cs canned goods
266 lbs dried fruit. 1.9oo lbs Goldfish. $50 lbs
hams and bacon. 26 600 ft lumber. pkgs mill
work, ) pkgs dry goods, pkgs drugs. II bales
twne, 5 cs boots and shoes, S42 pkgs United
States navy stores
salmon.
To Friendly islands cs canned goods, 6 cs
groceries, es bells.
The steamer also had cargo laden at Puget
sound ports and at Eureka. valued at Ses,062
and consisting principally of lumber
Exports by the Isthmian
The steamer Isthmian sailed for Salina Cruz
Monday with cargo consigned to New York
and to European ports via the Tehauntepec
railway valued at rs or the s,os sJd
many, SAB 55s France So, ,937; England. S946:
Cuba, $500: Mexico. 500. The following were
To New YorkMios5s2 gals wine, 1890 lbs
vanilla beans, 80 gunnies rice. 1888 cs canned
goods % bbls cherries. 40 gals gin, LAP, 400 lbs
wool 8 cs typewriters, III cs books 80 cs
To Germany-s9T 945 lbs dried fruit, 1887
lbs vanilla beans, 2.2s4 gals wine.
To France-135. .347 lbs prunes.
To England-22s5 gals wine.
To Cuba-2, 500 lbs dried fruit 80 cs wine, 30
cs grape juice, 60 cs canned goods.
To Mexico 461 lbs dried fruit, 300 lbs raisins,
2 cs canned goods.
lbs beans, 750 bbls wine IA pkgs machinery.
e7171 lbs wool and AZ bales scrap leather. valued
at SIO9, ,5SS, laden at other coast ports for New
York.
Light Cargo for the Orient
The steamer Manchuria sailed for Hongkong'
and way ports via Honolulu on Tuesday with
follows: For Honolulu. S24, 049; Japan. S71, ,066;
China, S22, 723 East Indies, S5,019; Korea, 81
$50; Siam, S76 The principal shipments and
their destinations were as follows:
To Honolulu-2,so3 ctls barley, 5000 lbs
lard, 80 cs eggs, 50 bread. 116 cs potatoes.
200 cs fish, 50.151 lbs lead, 1I5 cs candles, s
pkgs drugs. 25 pkgs dry goods, 4S pkgs ma
chinery. 1928 lbs solder.
To Japan-41 cs canned goods, 455 lbs coffee.
1850 lbs dried fruit IA Pkgs fresh fruits, ,2 y
gals wine, 700 bales cotton, "a rolls and cs
leather. 107 pkgs paints, II pkgs drugs, pkgs
machinery, $50 rolls and 21 cs roofing material
II cs stationery; 25 cs typewriters
To China-4,395 lbs dried fruit, 5000 lbs
beans. 254 pkgs fresh fruits. 4S cs salmon 235
cs canned goods, 1000 lbs sugar. 1s9 cs fish,
1859 lbs and 5 cs cheese. 2,g56 lbs coffee, 15S
cs boots and shoes. 40 pkgs dry goods, 20 pkgs
machinery, 5 oils, 40 rolls leather, 15 pkgs
paints, 1T5 rolls and 10 cs roofing material, 40
cs sporting goods, 1,2es lbs ginseng, IS pkgs
drugs.
salmon, 800 lbs meal, 500 lbs dried fruit, cs
honey, L cs leather, pkgs paints. 141 rolls
roofing.
To Korea-1e,5s1 IT lumber, pkgs vehicles
To Siam-22 canned fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Eastern Livestock MARKET


CHICAGO July l3.-Cattle- Receipts. esti-
mated I'll l6. 600. market l0c lower. Beeves. 500
q $50. Texas steers. 81 1o0l6.5U; western steers.
N5N1- stuckers and feeders. S3.60M 20; COWS
ana heifers. S2.fJfI6- $50; calves. S6.50G1 SD
ECEs- Receipts. estimated at lS,OOO; market
steady Sc up. Light $3.50 q . 30: mixed. $500
sl9-l5- heavy. Ss.-oH 80. rough SS-20d SO,
good % choice heavy. Ss-40G ssC; pigs, Se.90@
$50; bulk NJ sales. SN.58NS.S5.
Sleep-Rcceipts. estimated at $1,000. market
lQ0l5c lower. Native, S2.G5@4.4O western,
5000 4-3o, yesrlings. S4.40H5.25: lambs. native
- s.5oET.l5 western $500 40.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. July I6-Cattle-Receipts,
5000 market steady. Native steers. $4,000 s
COWS and helfers. S3.25 n 30. western steers.
$500 6-5o; range COWS and heifcrs, s. -15e
40; Gamers. S2-5ueI5.Je. stockers and feeders.
s35n9 80; calves, S4Q7: bulls. stays. etc. - q
Hoes-Receipts. 6.7oo: market loc lower.
Heavy. SSdS.55 mixed, SS20GS.30; light.
$500 SOC; pigs S1-5oQs' bulk of sales, $50
Sheep-Receipts. 500: market steady to cas-
ler Aearlings S4-2545-i0; wefhers. $340@
$50; ewes. g.. .500 :. 90: lambs. S6.4e0 10.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July 13.-Cattle- Receipts.
ZOO. market steady 10 strong Native steers,
81. - COWS and heifers S2-50'd 80; sfockers
and feeders. S-25@ $50; bulls. $5.25d4 go
western cows. S3M5-25.
Hogs Receipts. 5000; market strong 10
higher. Bulk Of sales. SS45 NS.T5: heavy. $50
IS50; packers and butchers. Ss.459 40; light,
sss5oG6s5; pigs. SS40aS.I5
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: market steady. Nut
tons. S3.750 az So; lambs. S807; fed wethers. and
yesrlings, S4Q5: fed western ewes, S3-50@4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
2uscELLANEoUs MARKETS
COTTON Market

NEW YORK July l3.-Hurton's wire says:
After remaining duh all the morning, the cot
Ton market became active and advanced rapidly
OF very small buying. The advance was led by
the July option which advanced some so points
in as many sections 4 wave Of short covering
ocC8sioued 10y rbe news that the government in
dictneuts sgsins. several prominent operators
and merchants which were brought some time
ago had been dismissed
The report Of misunderstanding between
Germany and the United States was used In the
late trading yesterday 10 weaken the market,
bur Berlin dispatches this morning emphatically
6eny the reports circulated that Germany had
taken a stand in opposition TO the United States
II the affairs Of Central and South America.
Berlin cables that no such statement has been
Issued by the foreign Office OF hE any other de
partmenr Of the German government
Scattered showers occurred yesterday in the
gulf and south Atlsntic states and viii continue
today and tomorrow. Mail advices from Alex
andria report the Egyptian crop about two weeks
lsre. Complaints OF damage by caterpiilars are
increasing ana demands on the government for
assistance are heavy The market is IN rut
snd IS waiting for some suggestions. The
bulls are not rampant, the bears are quiet
and the public Is not trading"
Spot cotton closed quiet, SO points higher.
Middling uplands, 15.75c; middling gulf, l6c.
Err N
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% by W so; 81 800.
Lena Fax % Henry Schwartz. lots 1o2 and
lO3. Ben Franklin homestead: $40.
Rebecca Jacobs to same. same: $40
Estate Of Hugh Ieddy- deceased Thy admins
tratorl TO ~ H. Bowman, lot In line OF VAL
iejo street; 1I4:6 L of Van Ness avenue. %
A. Vorbe and wife ct al. to the Hind estate
company. lot in Sc line Of Mission street. 1T5
NE of Fourth. NE 80 by Sc 100: $40.
The Hind estate company TO A. vorbe and
Pierce streets. \ 100 by 25: $40
The Hind estate company to A. Vorbe et al.
1926: $40
lot in line Of Powell street. 1916 Of Sacra-
mento. a by Sc; SO
+. K. and Katherine Mccormick to Walter 81.
20 W of Florida. W 25 by S 1O4; $40.
Geneyieye J. sullivan to Walter II. sullivan.
lot at SW corner of Thirty-third avenue ane .
street. 100 by W 1915; $40.
Albert Meyer to Thomas Scoble lot In W line
Of Fourteenth avenue, 1T3 Of Geary street.
j. G. or John & spencer and wife to william
J; ts Gsd6erry sas and wife lot in u line OF Army
$40.
Henry a. Crane to Joseph Mcguire and wife.
lot in SW line Of College street. 100 NV Of
Woolsey. NV 100 by SW 1905 SO.
Philip Christman to Eme1ie Christman. lot in
$ line of Waller street. 1868 W Of shrader.
Anne McMahon by trustees. to Carrie e.
bridge, lot in Sc line OF Natoma street. 16S
sW Of Eleventh. Sw 25 by Sc so; $1.9S6.
lot in line of Wheat street. so OF Paul ave.
nue.. % by E 100; gift
Jacob WeisSbein and wife TO Valentine Huber,
lot commencing 50 feet OF Fifteenth avenue.
l4s:s Of Gesry street 11:2, 8. w IL, NV
Ga: 81.
Albert E. Lacey to Ella NJ cockrin. lot In
line of Lyon street, 125 Of Hayes. n
25 by W 1925; $40.
George Hearst Mayer to Susie Mayer. lot in
line OF Oak street, 1906 OF Octavia.
20 :6 by 5 120; $40.
Grolamo Demartini to Heinrich Helbing lot
III, Demartinf tract: $40.
Building Contracts
DIR. Adelaide Brown with Klenck & Muller
All work except plumbing and heating. for two
story frame dwelling the NV corner OE
Sixteenth avenue and Lake street. SIS by 100,
for S6 2SO
William P. Filmer with Cavanaugh & Vezina-
All work except plumbing. painting, electric
wiring. excavating. gas and electric fixtures.
shades and heating. for a two story and base
ment frame residence in the " line Of Scott
street 1876 of Fulton, 80 W 1875,
1873. W 30, 9:6. 10 for $10.413.
Mortimer Fleishhacker with Chris Larson-To
erect three story and basement frame build
ing (stOre and natSl the SW corner OF
Fourth and Brannan streets, " 100 by 35. for
S10.Os5
Frank Dignan with Charles wright-To erect
frame cottage in the line Of Harrison ave-
nue., $50 from Folsom street, %. Is, 25.
" 70, for 81 $50.
DR.. John A. Miller with j. r. Leonard and
the Central iron works-Excavating and con
crete work. structural steel, cast iron bases
and bay window framing for six story and
basement class building on the Sc corner Of
Bush and Powell streets, 45 by o1:6. for
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Californians on Travels
TSpeciaI Dispatch to The Call

lSpecIdl Dispatch to he Call
NEW YORK. July 13.-The following
Ca1ifornians are registered at New
York hotels:
San Francisco-H. P. Brane. Hotel York; J.
P. Ellsworth. Hotel Savoy; NJ. Furst. T. W. B.
Goodwin, Hotel Wellington w. l.. MAIN, Cap
tain j. W. Marcel. Mrs. J. W. Marcel. Grand
Union: S. r. Marvin. Hotel Navarro; W Mon
agban, Hotel Hermitage: r. B. Pate. F. W.
Prince. Mrs F. W. Prince. st. Denis; A. NJ
Seg. Hotel Churchill A. Carrgan. Algonquin;
A. Friund, Hotel wellington: 7. Frisch. Hotel
Flanders: Mrs. H. Hager. Hotel Plaza; X. Hey
man. Hotel wellington: III. A. Jacobs. King Ed
ward; Mrs. f. P. e. Marques. f. p. c. Marques,
Murray Hill: j. H Moran. Hotel Flanders; c.
A. Norris Hotel Wellington; j. s. Schweiger,
H. G. Sherdeman. Hotel Flanders; G. H. Simon,
King Edward.
Los Angeles-D B. Beggs. Hotel Seville; c.
H. Bigelow. Hotel Broztell; Mrs. V. T. Gage.
Hotel wolcott: Miss NJ. B. JesIs Park Avenue
hotel s. Miller Grand Union; NJ. L. 0'DOnghan.
Hotel wolcott: Miss s. Shafer. Broadway Cen
trail: Mrs. B. Van Tendt. Herald square Or.
A. Burkelman. Broadway Central: Mrs Goeser,
Hotel Flanders: ]. A. Hunter. Hotel Seville; s.
E. Innes. Astor house.
oakland-w. j. Roberts. Broadway Centrals
E. B. Hannssie, King Edward
pasadsna-Mrs. G. R. Losey. Continental
San Diego-G. James. Mrs. G. James. Park
Avenue hotel: Mrs c. Shafer. Broadway Central
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EASTERN STATIONS
sYNOPsIs 0F WEATHER CoNDITIoNS

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
Light rain has fallen on the Oregon coast but
otherwise there has been precipitation on the
-Psc.hc slope. thunder storm is reported at
Flagstaff and cloudy weather prevails in Colo
rsoo- Kansas and lower Mississippi valley
There has been light rain in Minnesota and
heavy showers In the Ohio valley.
Temperatures are below the normal through
out the Mississippi valley. but much above on
The Atlantic coast and also in the Dakotas and
Montana. Afternoon temperatures have exceeded
90 degrees at Havre. North Platte and Abilene.
In California warm weather prevails in the in
terior- Afternoon temperatures exceed 100 de
grees az several points. Along the coast il Is
cool and foggy- Somewhat cooler weather may
Be expected in the interior Thursday and Friday
The relative humidity at Red Bluff Sc
snd AZ Fresno sc per cent
FORECAST
San Francisco and Yicinity-Cloudy Thursday
d with fog light south winds changing to brisk
west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday overcast in
the morning. light south wind; moderate temper
. ature
Sacramento vslIey-cloudy Thursday; cooler;
moderate south wind.
san Joaqnin vslley-Fsir Thursday not so
warm. light west winds
. California south of the Tehachapf-CIoudy
THURSDAY moderate south winds; probably show
-egS in tho mountains.
- - AcADIE. District Forecsster.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Supplies for the Antipode.

The British steamer River Clyde sailed for
Sydney and way ports on Sunday with cargo
laden here valued at $112484 to be distributed
as follows: For Australia. 500. .2S4; New
Zealand, S2S,0S4; Samoan islands, $13.5s1: New
Caledonia, $s45; Fill islands. $780, Friendly
islands, $l51; South Africa S4Sa. Among the
principal exports were the following:
dried fruit. 45.442 lbs hops. 2.174 lbs beans, 20
cs salmon, 1.s14 cs canned goods !, 700 lbs
meals, 2.cJ4 lbs candy, % pkgs drugs. 7S6 lbs
seeds, q bales hose. II bales packing $500
rolls and 125 pkgs roofing material. 500 pkgs
paints, 300 pkgs metal polish, 81 bbls and
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WATTS TO SUCCEED
CAPPS TEMPORARILY
Norfolk Constructor Will Direct
Naval Bureau

WASHINGTON. July 1s-Richard NJ
Watts, naval constructor at the Norfolk
navy yard, has been ordered to Wash
ington for special duty" This means
that he will take charge of the bureau
of construction and repair from which
Rear Admiral Capps has just resigned.
The resignation will not take effect
until October 1, but the admiral will
leave the bureau about August 1. when
Watts will take charge.
The name of the permanent successor
to Admiral Capps has not been an
nOunCed.
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EVERY MULE GETS
AN ELECTRIC FAN
Four Footed Passengers, l,4O0
of Them, on Waitemata Will
Travel in Comfort

HE British steamer
Waitemata, Captain
Ritter, will leave
here Saturday for
Fiji with d big
cargo of lu m b e +
and 400 m u lie s.
The steamer is now
at + ort G o S [ a
where 35 muleteers
are en- ga ged in the
not ca sy task of
p e + S u a d i n g the
1,400 four footed
passengers to step
aboard and j n t o
their sta terooms.
Stateroom is the
proper word. Never
before did mules
fr.o unl In cnni. cnna
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BY United wireless

Wednesday. July IS.
STEAMER sIERRA-Hence July o, for Honolulu;
July u. D. M. 1.224 miles from the light
ship moderate northeast wind: moderate sea
cloudy weather; all well; barometer 3034;
temperature 6S.
STEAMER AsIA-Left Honolulu July 9, 10 a.
M. for San Francisco; July u, 9 p. m, ,o5e
miles from San Francisco; all well.
STEAMER MANN SMITH-Left San Pedro July
g. p- m. for Coos bay; July IL. p. M.
passed Northwest Seal rocks: light southeast
wind and heavy northwest sea; all well.
STEAMER ATLAS-With barge 3 in tow, left
Richmond July 10. a. m. for Seattle July
u. p. m. 25 miles north of Northwest Seal
rocks; cloudy; strong northwest wind and heavy
sea; barometer 2973: temperature 81.
STEAMER MAvERIcK-Left Tacoma July IL,
2:10 .. m, for Richmond July u, $40 p. M,
of Columbia river ightship: light northwest
wind: overcast: moderate northwest swell: bar
ometer 5000: temperature "a; due Richmond
Thursday. p. m.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-Left Seattle
July 10. a. M. for Gayiota and Port San
Luis: July II p. m. .15 miles south OF Point
Arena; cloudy. moderate northwest wind and
sea; barometer 29S6.
STEAMER wATsoN-Hence July l., 10 a. NJ,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Los Angeles Produce Market
[SsseIoI Dispatch to The Call

Los ANGELES July I3.-Eggs again sd
Tanced today on the produce exchange
Candled hrSts are quoted at sac. Trading i
potatoes was lively.
Receipts of produce were: Eggs. ISS cases
butter. 20.24s lbs; cheese. 6,526 lbs; potatoes
19S sacks: onions So sacks
Butter-Prices 10 fradc 212c above quota
rions. Creamery extra 81 lsc 10: hrst, Soc 10
lsde butter. 26lac DO; cooking butter. 26l2c 10
EECs-Local ranch candied hrsJs, o4c; ease
count. Soc. eastern fresh, 2Sc; storage extras
2Gc
Beans-No pink. S725: No iimas. $40
Lady Washington. SfT505; small whites. So
black ewes. S6. garvanzas. $50.
Potatoes-ldaho. Sl.25- new potatoes, SLl5q
I25 per et. G001Uc a lug box
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~ york ,fefoI Market

KEW YORK. July 13.-Standsrd copper
Duli, spot. July. August. september and Octo-
her u Goa l2c- London closed firm; spot.
f53 Is sd; futures. f5s. No arrivals were
Cr,-rloriea at New York Custom house returns
showed exports Of l05 tons, making s,372 tons
30 far this month. Local dealers quote lake
copper AZ y 62fa "a p 81 lae; electrOlytc, 1225d a
=. o.5ne. casting 12-I21a a p 2Jc.
= Tin-Dull. Spot and July, 81. "a 80. .e5c;
August September and October, 81 G32. soc.
london. firm; spot. flss lbs Cd; futures,
fl4q 15s.
Lead-Dull. 4.35@s 45c New York. 420@
! 2-l.c East ST. Louis London spot, f12 ! Is Sd.
Suelrcr-Dul: 5.50d 5.Goc New York 1850 sc
East 81. Louis. london spot E22 Is Cd.
D.. Irau-I0wer at As cd for Cleveland warrants
in London. Locally iron was quiet, with No.
foundry northern AT SIG. .50d 1913: No. ,, S16d
ID. .25; 10. j southern. SIe.25 GIe.75; No.
southern soft. Sl60 16.25.
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Cotton RiIIs of Ladinr

LONDON. July 13.-The bankers committee
recently appointed TO inquire into the cotton
rEsde situation has decided TO propose that
commencing IN November. American cotton bills
~ lsding snail be negotiated only when they are
guaranteed by an Americsn banking institution.
Il is expected that the proposal viii he adopted
after consideration ar general meeting OF
English and continental bankers. The committee
made frs invest cation result Of the dis
corerv at Liverpool last April Of irregularities
IN lie bills 81 ladng American cotton.
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I2lsc
Pesches-Dull. easy. Choice. 6lsa63sci extra
choice. "a fiscs fancy. = u nc
Raisins- Inactive. Loose muscsreIs quoted
a. SIS @5s.c choice 10 fancy seeded. - @o@.c;
seedless. 50 4i3c; London layers, Sl-2o@ l-S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14

for San Pedro July u, p M, off Point Sur;
light southwest breeze and smooth sea; light
mist.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-Left Port San Luis
July II. 1:55 p. M, for 0leum; July 49, a.
M. off Pigeon point; hazy; calm and smooth;
all well.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPsoN-Hen July
-. p. M. for Seattle; July ~. p. M.
passed Point Reyes; light northwest wind and
hazy weather.
STEAMER UMATILLA-Hence July Il. p. M.
for Seattle; July u. 5:15 p. M. off Point
Reyes; schooner Annie E. Smale awash. one
mast standing yet; weather partly cloudy
smooth sea; light wind.
STEAMER HYADES-Hence July TO-. 12:3o a.
M, for Honolulu via Seattle; July u. 5:1o p.
M, / mile of Columbia river lightship: fresh
northwest wind and sea; barometer 3000 tenn
perature %.
STEAMER CHARLES NELSoN-Left Seattle
July 10, p m, for San Francisco; July IL,
p. m. 30 miles north of Cape Mendocino;
strong northwest wind; heavy sea; will arrive
tomorrow midnight.
STEAMER J. A. CHANSLoR-Hence July 10 for
Juneau; July u, p M, 500 miles from San
Franciscoi fresh southwest wind and choppy
sea.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

: sAVANNAH- Ca July 13--Tupentine. firm,
.6sas o65c- sales, 263; receipts, SOL; ship
.ments. ]: stock. 7.734. Rosin. firm; receipts.
! 953. shipments, 10; stock, 5s.374; sales. 1.l15.
quote. B. S5.25; D. S535; f. S5.45; F. S5.521a
u. s5.55; II, S5.5712; ], $3.50: X, S5.65; NJ,
$40: y. S5.S5; " O. S6.25; W W, S6.45.
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- T.oui. WooI Marked

ST IOUIS july l3.-Marker unchanged Me
dium grades c0mhing and clothing. 22m23 l2c;
light me l701S heavy fine, 1S@l4c; tub
. washed. - = "a 32lsc.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Tuesday. July 12
Stmr Klamath Jahnsen. 55 hours from AS
toria bound SOUTH put in for fuel
Wednesday. July 49,
Stmr PENNSYLVANIA Holland, 21 days 13 min.
utes from Ancon. via Acapulco Q days 1e
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Army Transports

Army Transports
The Buford left Seattle June 20 for Alaska.
The Crook is at Manila.
The Dix Is on Puget sound.
The Logan is at Manila.
The Sheridan Is in port.
The Sherman sailed July FOR Manila and ar
rived July II at Honolulu.
The Thomas is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
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Change of Masters

Steamer Modoc-Old master, g. M. Fouratt /;
new master G. w. Schuler.
Steamer Brunswick-Old master, G. Hammar;
new master. A. ID. Higgins.
Steamer Aurora--Old master, W. J. Atthowe;
new master. c. F. Christensen.
Steamer Resolute-Old master, A. Fay; new
master p 4dansen.
nroilment-schooner Transit R. Peterson,
master.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Memorapda

Stmr Umatilla. hence July IL for Puget sound
ports passing Point Reyes July II. 5.15 D. M.
reports when OF Point Reves passed wrecked
schr Anna f.. Smale, awash one mast standing
yet: weather partly cloudy smooth sea; light
wind.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Time Ball

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, July
13, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fafrmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cifc standard time 120th meridian), at Sh.
DOM. oos. Greenwich mean time.
j. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. N. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
THREE ACCUSED OF ROBBERY

THREE ACCUSED OF ROBBERY = Everett
WASH. July 13.-Great Northern Ticket Agent
Pinsonault and James Jefferson. each aged
%. and Mrs. b. Smith. propretress of two
restaurants near the Great Northern station.
are in Jail. charged with having robbed the
Great Northern ticket office Of 2,537 on the
night of July 4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-14
Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau, San Francisco. July l3, 1910.