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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
GeneraI nferchnndise

Bags-Csbles from Calcutta quote further
recent edvsnce Of 4 in the price Of 3ute IN tnat
market On Monday the prison commissioners
bought l. 500 bales Of jute at s5;95 and 5000 at
6eiIverv: San Quentin bags 5Ssc; wool bags,
27lac for 35a u and 291ac FOR ID; fleece tTine'
78c per 10. go
ton. wellington So: New Wellington, 50; Coos
bay. 81: Australian house-Richmond, etc Ss'
peIsw Main So. stanford Richmond. SO; Cum
berland SI5 IN bulk and S1e50 IN sacks: Welsh
anthracite. SIS; coke, SIG per ton In bulk ana
on-o1o5stions arc FOR barrels. Iinseed;
SLi per gallon fo- boiled ana VIA
for raw cases &c more; castor oil In cases. No.
!. tic: Bakers AA Sl.lT01.1e: China nut. cases,
65GT5c per gallon: cocoanut OIL IN barrels sgx
ss1sc for Xxx ia 9sie for No: ana o1fgs 129
blesehed winter sperm oil soc; natural wihteF neG
sperm OIL soc: natural whale oil & See & pure lsra
foot oil. s5c No. ! neatsfoot oil. Sc; herring
oil. SOC; salmon oil, 5oc' boiled hsh OIL ooei
Coal OH. Gasoline. etc-water white. iron
barrels or drums. &C. 80 degree oil, iron barrels
or drums, lO-sc; special 40 iIs: pear. pt on + ~
motor gasoline. IA bulk 17c in cases 24c; engine
gree gasoline in bulk SOC. IN cases 81 NC; var
nish makers and painters nsphtha, in bulk loe
Turpentine-sl. % per gallon in cases and CSC
in bulk. drums and iron barrels
Ros9-E 50 60: F. 50 IS; G. 80; go =; a. ssiSS MS
5000: WV sios5 per barrel Of 2so lbs.
Red and White Leac-Bed- e32 QSc' "nlue'
81 ds2sc per Ii.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms net cash: Standard, fine granu-
lated Sc: stendard coarse granulated, &c; fruit
Crenulated. 5c: cut loaf. IN barrels only. &C.
u & E. crystal dOuinos. : 10 cartons IN cases,
Sc. do IN ID cartons IN cases. $500: monarch
bar 5.35c. tablets n half barrels. 5.5Oc; 40 IN
IS 10 boxes. . .75c. cubes and crushed. 929c
monarch powdered. 5.10c; xxx powdered,
5.Ioc: candy granuIated. 5.1oc; cOnfectioners' A.
Sc confectioners' crystals. Bloc: extra hne
grsnulated 4 soc; magnolia A. 4.60c: extra G..
4 SOC; golden c. 440c: D. 430c; barrels and
30 Tbs bags l0c. half barrels 25c. boxes SOC more
per 100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar
in 80 and 40 lb tins $40 moro IN and 10 10
ri1s 81 35 more per 100 lbs than price Tor this
grade in 100 n bags.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes as follows: Granulated basis
SC; ''Higrade'' bar. 5.35c; powdered 5.l0c;
crushed. 5-25c; berry, SC; c. & r. extra me
grRnulated. 5e; coarse dry grsnUlaied, &c; con
feetioners' A. Sc: confectioners' crystal. 5.lOc;
cubes 5-25c; bricks. half barrels. 5-5oc; bricks.
iu p 10 boxes. 555c; extra hne dry granu-
lated 600 10 bags only) 4.S0c; excelsior A,
= SOC; extra c. z-50c; golden c. 4-zoc; yellow D,
e soc, cut loaf. IN barrels only. &C; H. z
CRYSTAL doninos. 10 cartons in cases. Sc; DO
. ID cartons. IL cases. S50c. Additional per 100
lbs. In barrels and 50 ID bags. lOe more; half
barrels 25c more boxes soc more for all grades
Bar En- 35 and 40 10 tins. $40 more IN 10 10
rims. 81 IS more. Minimum order, carload weight
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New York Produce

NEw YORK. Nor. -Hops-stesdy.
Hides-Firm.
TetroIeum-steady.
Wool-Quiet.
sugar-Raw 6rm. Muscorsdo. 50 test. !. .4oc;
centrifugal. sc test. 5-9oc; molasses. SO test
Coree-Futures closed barely steady at net
adEsnoe Of 5dl5 points Sales were reported OF
JOY go bags Closing bids were as follows; No
venber. 9-75c: December. 3 SOC; January. 9.e5c;
February, e-9oc; March, 99ec; April loe; May,
10 o4c; June. July. August and September
10 04c: October. ? Csc Spot, firm. No. Rio,
IKE; Santos No. (, l3hc. Mild coffee, firm.
KEW YORK. Nov. 17.-E. F. Hutton & Co.'S
wire SAYS; While sdvices from Brazil and all
European points were exceedingly builish today,
points advance and Hamburg equal 10 30 TO 20,
the market here did not gain materially, with
me exception Of fne spot position, largely IN
consequence of cautious realizing by local longs.
This is only repetition Of what has happened
in the New York market since coffee was Sc q
having had more material declines from time to
tine So long as the market continues 70 Mqui-
date on every 20 or p point advance, and short
sellers continue TO sell as they are now doing
be possible.
Butter-Firm; unchanged.
Cheese-Stesdy; unchanged.
Eggs-Steady. State. Pennsylvania and nearby
white, zo@4sc; do hennery. brown. 52a55c; do
gathered brown, 3SGz2c; do fair to good. 3O6
o5c; fresh gathered. extra hrsts. 36d3Sc; do
hrsts, olqS5c; DO seconds, 2sQ3lc; fresh gath
22s2sc- e-'''s'' 10 e'no's'' 1'@1''' GO No. =
DRIED FRUITS
Evapcrsted Apples-Firm. especially the high
grades. On the spot fancy is quoted at III. al
l1&c; choice. ga 9lo24e; prime, "a G9Ize;
common 10 fair, 65a d71.c.
Prunes-Firm. with small offerings Quota
ton6 "a lo12e Tor CALIFORNIA; up to S0-40s, and
5 = l2c for oregon from SOS 70 Cos.
Apricots-iQuiet; steady Choice. I2zZ Gl13c:
eN-rs choice. 18lz a13asc: fancy. 18a4 d14c.
PescheS-Bsrely steady owing 70 more pres
sure 10 sell from the coast Choice 76Tl5c:
extra choice, SQs1zc; fancy 81 d9izc.
Raisins-Quiet unsettled. Loose muScste
sre quoted al II. Q6Ae: choice TO fancy seeded
g. 7iRc; seedless, 5d6c; London layers, 81 20
G155.
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Los Angeles Produce Market

Socciol Disootch 10 The Call
los ANGELES Nov. i7.-Eggs were firm io
day on news that prices were a cent higher IL
san Francisco.
Buf.er was steady and cheese was generals
weaker.
TIE potato market was firm. Beans were
lower today.
Receipts of produce today were: Eggs. -
eases. butter. 2S.3S0 pounds: cheese. 80. .54T
pounds; potatoes, SO sacks; sweet potatoes. IG:
sacks.
Butter Cper lbl-Callfornia cresmerv. extras
So: d.. hrsts. @2iAc: cooking. 25c: ladle. 25c
Eggs fper ozl-I.ocsl ranch. candIed SIC: do
case count. buying pr ce 4Sc; eastern fresh
3So: eastern storage packed extra. 31d38c
Cheese lper lbl- Northern fresh lsc: local
Eel5c. oregon daisy. 1SN1Siac; eastern singles
Isl4c. do twins 1Sc: eastern daisies. 1ec: long
horns 1qQ poe. eastern cheddars. I9020c: I'm
norred swiss. a2c; Jack. 19c; domestic swiss
pc. cream brick, Jec: linburger. i9c; roquefort
3se.
Beans (pe- No. pink. s5a5. &c: No. /
limas S5n5.25: No. ] Lady Washington. 81 %.
80 ! small whites S425; blackeyes. Sc: No.
Garranzas. Ss50M5: No. l Cal f0rna lentils 81
Potatoes per cfil--H iChlands. sl4l.50: Ne
vadas- 81 75a So Lompocs, SI75@lS5; Sa-
iinas. 81 -750 l-S5-
sweet Potatoes (per ct)-Yeliow. s1-IoaI.25
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL S IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD

42s; Italy, $3.50; Sweden. ss.612; Denmark. s53e;
Cuba s24s: Mexico, se2 The principal ship
ments and their destinations as follows
To New York-39, $40 gals and 8 cs wine. 3s,-
425 lbs tea 10000 lbs prunes. 55 $50 lbs hops,
3249 cs canned goods. $50. gals brandy, pkgs
drugs. So pkgs electrical goods 20 cs oils. 1S1,
64S lbs wool.
To Germany $50. .5s7 lbs dried fruit. s24 cs
canned fruit 10 100 gals wine $4,000 lbs vanilla
beans
To France-5o2, ,515 lbs dried fruit.
To Ttaly-2.T50 lbs prunes
To Sweden Is. $50 lbs dried fruit.
To Denmark-s.250 lbs pruDes.
To Belgium SIS. .ss4 lbs dried fruit, u es
canned fruit.
To Cuba-3,47 lbs dried fruit, cs canned
goods.
The steamer had large shipments of sugar.
canned fruit and honey en- route from Honolulu
to New York and 10 Germany. valued at S77,244.
and merchandise from Puget sound for New
York. valued at $50, 13G.
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New York Metal Market

Spot, I2.45a12.e5c; November 10. .5Od i2 CSC; De
cember. l2.55612. CSC: January, l260d12 zoe
February. l265Q12.T5c; March, II. 2.7Od12 soc
London market dull. Spot. f57 l2s Cd: futures
f5s lis Sd. Custom house returns show ex
ports so far this month Of 14.407 tons. Lake
copper, 15413.25c: eleetrolytic. 12.s71a d13c
casting L. 5OdI2 T5c
rin-Easy. Spot: 3s3568e. .60c: November
3e. 40@86. .50c; December. sc. 30GS6 soc: February
362O@26.50c. London market dull Spot, fl6C
los; futures. tl66 l2s Cd
Lead-Quiet. 440d4.50c New York and .;
d43oc East St Louis. London spot El3 6s Sd
Spelter-NOminal. 5.sjG 5.95c New York ant
5:sod5 s21@c East ST. Louis. London spot quiet
Iron-Cleveland warrants. 49s cd in London
Locally the iron market was steady No
foundry Northern, No. l foundry southern an6
No. southern soft. $15.T5dl6.25: No . foun
dry northern, S15.50dl6
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Memoranda

Wireless message received from stmr Carlos.
from San Francisco Nov. 16 for San Pedro. at
sea- states that vessel had been in communication
with stmr Chehalis, from San Francisco Nov. 10
for San Pedro. previously reported with ma
chinery disabled 10 miles south of Point Con-
ception; message stated that Carlos expects to be
in position of Chehalis about o'clock this even
Ing and will take vessel in tow for San Pedro.
Per Nor stmr Solveg. at San Francisco Nov.
IL from Batavia via Moji-Nov- /. latitude - IS
north, longitude 165 10 west experienced the tail
end of typhoOn filing decks to the rails, food
ing cabin and fcrecastle. washing overheard 100
tons of bunker coal from after deck; also stove
in port ufeboat.
Stmr Chehalis. hence Nov Is for San Pedro, Is
reported by wireless to have machinery disabled
10 miles south Of Point Conception this morning
at 2 o'clock; is expected will be towed to San
Pedro by the stmr Carlos.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1T.-Fr stnr La Lorraine
had hole stove In side this morning during COLI
sion with North German Lloyd stmr Prinz Fried.
rich wilhelm in Hudson river; accident happened
as both vessels were leaying for Europe; both
steamers returned to their docks. where examins- l.
tions win be made; il Is thought vessels will sail
lat fode
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SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDTTIONs

The pressure is falling slowly along the
coast north Of San Francisco and conditions are
becoming more favorable for rain The weather
Is cold and cloudy over the Rocky mountain
section and fair and moderately cold 10 the
central portion Of the country and the Attain
tie coast Rain has fallen in the gulf states
The temperature has risen slowly most
Of the country. except the north Atlantic states
and lake region. where il continues cold. On
the Pacific slope there have been changes
OF importance. Slightly warmer weather may
be expected Friday or Saturday.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Friday November is:
For San Francisco and ricinity-Cloudy Fri
day. with light rain: moderate south winds.
For the Santa Clara yalley-Ran Friday light
south winds.
For the Sacramento valley-Rain Friday; light
south winds.
For the San Joaquin vailey-Cloudy Friday;
light south winds; possibly rain by night.
Tor Californis south Of the Tehachapi--
Cloudy Friday; light north winds. changing to
south. A. c. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, Nov. iT.-0bservations taken
at a. m. Pacific time.
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BY United Wireless

STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA-From Seattle for
San Francisco: Nov. IL. a. m. of Heceta
head: moderate southeast wind smooth sea
cloudy; barometer S0.o3 temperature "a; ali
well.
STEAMER SANTA RosA-From San Francisco
for San Diego-Noy. IL. S:15 a. M, of Point
Sur.
STEAMER CHARLES NELsoN-Sailed at 1n.1E
p m. Nov II, schooner o. NJ. Kellogg in tow
BRITISH STEAMER PECTAN-Nov II 8 n. m.
13 miles north Of Pigeon point light south
wind and smooth sea; temperature 81; arrive
noon tomorrow; all well.
STEAMER KoREA-Nov. 16, p. m, $50 miles
from Honolulu.
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STEAM beer ROW
MAY Be TORN DOWN
Doctor Blue Tells Harbor Board
That East Street Shacks Are
Infested With Rats
COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION
from DIR. Rupert
Blue to the har-
b or commission.
read at yester-
days meeting of
the board, holds
the promise that
the row of tum-
bledown wooden
shacks in East
s I + e e t between
Howard and Fol-
som streets and
on Steuart street
in the same block
m a Y soon be
pulled down and
repla ced by more
slightly structures
of a permanent
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Hides. TaIIov=- Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about h@lc IN.
der quotations: heavy salted steers 10c: light
medium &c: light SIC: cowbides. sic: stays
e: salted Kip. 10c: salted veal I512c; salted
calf i51ze; dry hides. 1se; dry salt hides. 12c
dry kip lie: dry calf. 22c: sheepskins. shear
linrs. 25azOc each: short wool 406Toc; me
dun 70deOc: long wool. 9Oc@sl-25; lambs
2o950c; horsehides. salt. 2.25G3 for large and
SOC for colts: horsehides. dry. S2G2 % for large
snc s. 2562 FOR medium. 50cGSl for small and
9s1 large hair goats. 306zOc; medium, 20G
80c: small. 5d15c
TaIlow-No. / rendered. 515 96kc; No. ?.
G5c: grease 2G2hc.
Wooi-spring clip. San Josquiu years staple
eG11c; do, months. T311c; northern. Sonoms
and Nfendocino Is020c; Humboldt. 2Oc asked
Nevada. 13d16c per ID.
Fou clip-Mountsin free 96l1c; northern and
valley, 7dloc San Joaquin fall lambs, F@lOci
do defective and heavy. sac per lb.
Hons-Crnn of 1910 l2laa17lsc per ID.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSoeeiol Di,eatch 10 The Cell

/ EUREKA Nov 1T.-The steamer Acme ar
rived in port this morning from San Francisco
bringing mail and miscellaneous freight The
Acme viii load redwood lumber for the return
| trip.
| me steamer Santa Clara is due to arrive here
| tomorrow with freight, mail and passengers. The
Santa Clara will depart the following day for
| the metropolis.
The steamer Prentiss. which has been loading
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LABEL AND RIrCHIE TONIGHT

Abe Label and Willie Ritchis will
head the card at Dreamland this even
ing under the auspices OF the White
Rock club The balance of the pro-
gram is as follows: Jack Allen vs..
George Kirkwood. Charley Miller vs.
Al Krefger Billy Holmes vs. Billy
RYAN. Bobby Burns vs.. Teddy Miico-
1-ich. Sid Russell VS.. Billy Felsmsn.
George Hall VS.. Billy Brannan, Eddie
TAFT VS.. Jim Fox.
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portIand Lfvesfoek Market

PORTLAND NOV. 7.--Cattle-Receipts 600
Market steady. Steers choice S5.250 .65. me
dium 81 5o0 5.05: choice heifers. S4.15d5: choice
COWS. S4.50Ms.75; good cows. $3.50N4; com
mon cows. S2d $50. bulls. S3-5004: stags.
SsH525
Hags- Receipts. 1000 Market weak. Tcp.
S9de p; medium. SsT5d9.
Sheep-Recel pts. 100 Market firm. Best
valley wethers. $3.2503.50: good wethers S3G
3 % best yearling werners. S4.25M475: best
valley ewes So 50da: lambs choice mounts In
s. 2ll7 -. cloice valley Ss.75d5.
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Eastern Livestock Market

CHICAGO Nov. l7.-Catte- Receipts. 5000
pad: market weak. Beeves, s5d7.s0; Texas
steers. S4n530. western steers. S4.10nS.10,
ssockers and feeders. $500 80. cows and heif
ers. s.. 20de 20: calves $500 10.
Hogs-Receipfs 2. coo bead; market weak.
Light S7d7.50: mixed. 81. 20d 7.6O heavy. 81. 1C
0f.60: rough. S7.1OG 80: good 70 choice heavy,
s. .SGQ go; pigs. S675a5-59; bulk of sales,
s.. .40M7.50-
sheep-Receipts $1,000 head: market weak.
Native. 3 25G s.05; western. S2.50d505; year
llgs. S4M5.25: lambs. native $z.25M6.l5 Is, west
err. Ss5066.1O
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. 1T--cattie- Receipts,
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Three Cnrgocs for England

The German ship Claus was cleared for TJver-
pool yesterday with 22.714 ctls of barley az osa
cs canned fruit, 1905 salmon and All cs
sheep dip, valued at $25S. .653.
The French ship Amiral Cecille was cleared for
Bristol yesterday with 70.59s ctls of barley. val
ned at SIZES The British ship Cissie aiso
laden with barley. was cleared for Queenstown
for orders, with 61.s63 ctis, valued at s74375
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

meal s3sdS7: cracked corn. SS66S7: alfalfa
meal. carload lots ST. jobbinG SIS; red star al
fslfa meal SIS in car lots and SO jobbing; Mo-
desto alfalfa meal Si7 IN car lots and SIS
jobhing; Stockton meslfalfa Sl7 in car lots and
SIS jobhing; CsprOco olIeake meal. $3.50 per
ton cslfslfs. Sl9 in car lots and $50 jobbing.
HEy-Ordinary wheat. SO d1250; choice, $l3G
i: wheat and ost. S941I.50: tame oat. SEQ
I1.50; volunteer wild oat. $769; alfalfa, $7913;
stock hay. S506.50 per ton.
Stay GRoc ner bale.
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and wife. lot 5s block 2. College bill; $40.
Potrero realty company to Magdeline Van df
sO5fsP S TrsStisfh Ds IN H2s b S D1e i2e grant grant
Henry Eggers and wife 70 William Henehet
lot in Ne line Of q Hudson IL Sys1Gs. 1o1. s1S e y"
Real Estate and Development company 20.
Oscar sellmsn, lot in line of Conneeticrt street
2T5 Of Twentieth p By 100; grant;
Croker estate company to Joseph Mckenna
lot o. block 3. additions 70 Castro Street add
tion and Glen Park terrace: $40
William NJ. de Wolf and wife to Stephes
Harios lot commencing at a point 325 oi
TaravaI street and 12O " Of Fifteenth avenue,
Central trust company to Joseph 2 Shelley,
lots 25 and Is. block :. Hillcrest; $40
ern Metropolis National Bank Of San Fran
cisco. lot NJ corner Of Market and New Mont
gomery streets. NE IS by Sc si:s; $40.
Hibernia savings and loan society. lot in SE
line OF Mission street, 1903 NE OF Eleventh.
Ne 22:s by Sc $50. and three other pieces;
Julia A. Holm to Mary. A. DAILY. lot IN " line
OF Scott street. 80 n Of Grove, 2I;e oy
Benedict steinauer and wife to Christiansor
Halvorson and wife: lot In Sc line OF Mission
street 326 Ne OF oliver, Ne 80 BY Sc
Central Trust Company Of california to Annie
Charles B. coons 10 sarah s Coons. lot In $
lire OF Clay street. 1880 " Of Webster. " 25
David n fe Baiiister to Louisa " le Balls
ter. lots 20 and 2f, block 32I. South san Fran
cisco homestead ASSOCIATION. $40.
William W. Wager and wife 70 Mignon N.
Morser. lot in line OF California street. q
" Of Leavenworth. W . by T5; $40.
James J. Wharton and wife to the Mccarthy
company. lot In line of Eighteenth avenue.
100 OF Cabrillo street. 25 BY w 10; $40
The Mccarthy company TO James r Cassidy
and wife. same; SO
Frank A. Geandrot to Hannah H. Gssndrot.
lot in W line OF York street. i04 OF Twenty
fourth. S 26 by 100 gift.
Ferdinand Hesthal and wife to John + Con
nors, lot in W line OF Hoffman avenue. lS5 Of
Twenty fifth street. q by W I25; $40.
block 500. Bay Park homestead association;
Nathan Schwartz and wife TO A. P Harp.
ssira interest nj @ In lot o4e IN ns & ef sg street
1926. 1925; $40.
EmelIe Lyons to Daniel Desmond and wife lot
in line OF Steiner street 80 OF Lombard
25. Z to a point. q, " 81 s..
Mary White to James A. White. lot 2S block
y, Park Lane tract 3; SO.
Home land company et al. to Mary A. Smith.
lot 40. block -. SunnySide; $40.
Jeffreys Martin de Ia Montanys to Julia Mar
tin. half OF lot at SW corner Of Geary street
and Van Ness avenue. 80 By W 1878 and
two other pieces: 81.
Building Contracts
Mrs. Marie Pinet with Hansen & Johnson--To
erect three story class building in line Of
Post street. 1910 " OF Taylor, " 22:11 by $
6S:9: $40 $50
The sue Hing benevolent association with W
y. Hobro- Plumbing for four story building IN
" line OF Waverly place. 97:41s Of Clay
street. " SO by n q; $1,560.
Rainey tdeceasedl with ]. Chabsn-Painting for
a three story building at Sc corner OF Clay and
Frederick street. 100 by F 27;6; $935.
To erect one story frame residence In line
OF Riehland avenue. 200 OF South avenue;
81. 600.
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Exports via SnIina Cruz

The steamer Mexican sailed for Salina Cruz
wednesday with cargo laden here and at other
coast ports consigned principally to New York
and 10 European cities via the Tehuanfepec rail-
way. The cargo laden hero was valued at Si6o.
col. the distribution being follows For New
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CHICAGO. Nov. l7.-Butter steady: cream
cries. pa 501ac. dsiries. 23d27c Eggs frm
a. mark, cases included, 1914 G22izc; hrsts. 29c:
prime hrstg. 3lc: receipts. ass cases Cheese
Young Americas, l5As @iec; longhorns. l5% a
- -
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Naval stores-Turpeutiue and Rosfn

-sataI stDfes-I uFpentlne md RosIn
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. Naturalization
at 7ee Sales. s19; receipts. 62i; shipments
Rosin-Fiirm' Sales 2.815: receipts 2.72e:
shipments, 1899; stocks. 1888 Quote
and D. S5.S5; E, s5.s5d5.90; F. $5.aOd6 c.
S5.95Ge H. $ede.05 I, $66i602l5; X. sc. 50;
NJ. SO 80: y. So. 90: VIC S1.Ih: WV 81 o
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St. Lonis wnnI Market

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1T.-Market unchanged Me
dium grades. combing and clothing. 23I3 624c
nght me 2Od22c; heavy fine, 15@17c; tub
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Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-san Francisco. Nov. II. 1910
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sIndicateg rising. Indicates falling river
,. K. TAYLOR, Local Forceaster.
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office. Aier-
chaps' Exchange. San Francisco, November
IT, 1910
The time ball on the roof OF the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
standard time (120th meridianl, at sh. 00m.
oos, Greenwich mean time.
]. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant. l.. 8. N, in Charge.
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EASTERN STATIONS

'snow on ground. 20 inches.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24

NEW Y0RK-Apprcach of the ho!
 idays naturally has a quieting e. feet upon business. The financial
 outlook, however, though not entire Iy free of shadows, has it's en- couraging features. Chief or these is the ease in money What with contraction of credit. retrencEmeLt in expenditures, dullness Of trade and lessened speculative activity, the supply of loanable funds Is steady accommodating, and unless bus mess recoery deyelopes after the new year, there will be a glut O! idle money. This, however. is the usual swing of affairs following any period of extraordinary activity. It is also one of the most natural and efficient cures for business depres- sion. As long as general conditions remain scund-and there is DO req son to consider them other sise- money will gradually come back in to circulation, flowing through the it's useful and beuefcient function in restoring business activity
 Low rates indicate insufficient employment for Money. Funds
 however. will not long remain idle on low returns. It not required IT actual business, money will soon seek investment in high grade secur ities. As the latter were the frs' to feel the depressing effects O. high interest rates, they wiii alsC be the first to feel the stimulus of low interest rates Already the bond market is beginning to sh0V the effects of cheap money. Ther' is a good investment demand fo' better class bonds. which today sr' selling down at a very attractive
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-24
CALUMET & HEcLA

B2ston-A great deal o. inteTe5t has been aroused both at Lake Sup erior and in the east by reason of J. rarke ChaRning-s visit to the Lake Superior copper country
 While Mr. Channing was at Calu- met he wa,s the guest of General Manager MacNaugton of the Calumet & Hecla Co and the twJ rpent many h>urs together every day in the general managers private office bs, hind closed doors. A great many evenings they were there until mid night.
 Mir Charming went underground at several of the Calumet & Hecla subsidiary properties, including the Grstiot and Seneca. IL S5 construed, therefore. that his yis.t was for the purpose Of fixing a valuation on s,me Of the Calumet & Hecla sub sidiary mines
 While it is not believed that Caiu. met & Hecla has in formulation any 6tsAtIAt o4A A1tt subsidiaries. it is conceded that some os the mines. those for in stance. operating on the Kearsarge lode, might be logically combined under single ownership. This plan would work for a more economical operation and opening up Of the properties in question It would re- duce the number of shafts necessary for h'isting purposes and in other directions economies could be brought about. It is not impossible that the opinion o7 ! Parke Chan ninas.. the Lewisohn engineer. was secured in order that the advice and opinion of q disinterested expert might be offered the shareholders Of the respective companies when the time comes for taking them into of ficial confidence