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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

lett street, between Twenty-se and
Twenty third, the Rev. George Gibson
pastor, there will be service this morn
sacred song service will take place at
7:4o o'clock, when the following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
Organ voluntary, intermezzo (Bizet).
hymn. Under His Wings" No. 265;
invocationa barytone solo. The
Mighty Victor" (Stabler), Rev. j.
George Gibson; Scripture reading
tenor solo. Otis NJ. Darlington; prayer
and Lords Prayer, chanted by con-
gregation; barytone solo, Out of the
Deep" (Marks), Lister Rhodes; Scrip
ture reading; Gloria Patri soprano
solo, "Oh. Dry Those Tears (Riego),
Mrs. Lenore Greven; notices. barry
Rev. J. George Gibson; offertory,
"Serenade" (Braga): short sermon by
the pastor hymn. My Country, 'Tis
of Thee" No. 262; benediction Re
cessional, postlude in G derman). Or
ganst, Miss Lolita ]. Upderhill: assist
ant to organist, Miss Helen Hills
DR. Arthur Smith. recently from
China will occupy the Rev. DIR. Me-
serves pulpit at Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church. Post street, near Web
ster at the II o'clock service this
morning. DR. Smith has been a mis-
sionary of the American Board and is
a noted and interesting speaker.
The members of the First Congrega-
tional Church worship every Sunday
and midweek with the Plymouth
Church congregation, DIR. George C.
Adams and DR.. Meserve occupying the
pulpit on alternate Sundays.
St Markus Lutheran Church, O'Far-
rell street, between Franklin and
Cough streets, will hold special Pente-
costal service in connection with holy
communion at 1890 o'clock this morn
ing. The Rev. julius Fuendeling, the
pastor, will officiate. Services have
been held every Sunday in ST Markus,
which has been pronounced absolute
ly safe.
The Rev Mr.. Fuendeling expresses
his deep indebtedness to the sister
Protestant churches of the East which
have enabled him to materially assist
numerous urgent cases.
The Rev. Weaver of Los Angeles
will occupy DR.. Hadlock's pulpit this
morning at the IL o'clock service at the
First English Lutheran Church, Geary
street, near Octavia.
Calvary and the First Presbyterian
churches will worship this morning al
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Fillmore
street. corner of Jackson.
The Methodist body will worship at
the churches which are intact and a;
the temporary locations previously an
nounced. DR.. Bane, with his Howard
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
.DRAYS REFUSE
TO HAUL GOODS
Surveyor Woodward Makes
Complaint Against Com
pany.
pany.

Activity incident to the rebuilding of
the city has worked to hamper business
seriously in the custom-house Gus
toms Surveyor woodward was obliged
Friday TO file written complaint with
Collector Stratton against the over
land Freight and Transfer Company.
Mr.. Woodward alleged that by reason
OF the failure of the trans
fer company TO provide a suf-
ficient number of drays to haul Gus
toms merchandise the wharves were be-
coming congested and the business of
his department delayed and obstructed.
In this emergency the collector author
lied the surveyor 20 hire other draymen
and make arrangements to have the
work done by them.
The trouble with the transfer COM
pany is of some weeks duration. The
contract OF that company with the
Treasury Department to do the Custom
p house draying expired and new bids
were PIT in, but before the contract
could be awarded the department was
advised that collusion existed among
certain draymen here and all bids were
held up. Then the department author
fzed the collector to make temporary
arrangements o have the work done by
that company .ntil the awarding of the
new contract.
The transfer company refused to en-
ter into a temporary contract for any
period less than a year and the Treas
ury Department refused 70 authorize
the making Of temporary contract for
that length of time
Recently the company refused to haul
some goods 70 warehouse on the requisi-
tiol of the customs authorities and the
situation became so tense that the sur
veyor was obliged TO report the matter
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
LARGE FACTORY. TO BE BUILT
HERE BY BISCUIT COMPANIES
Announcement Is Made Tint Establish
ment Employing 1000 Hands
VIII BE Erected
!

H. Wittenberg makes the announce
ment on behalf Of the American Biscuit
Company of San Francisco. in which
the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company is
heavily interested, that it is their in
tention to Immediately begin the build
ing of one of the finest cracker manu-
factories in the United States in the
city of San Francisco.
-Wittenberg declares that they have
every confidence in the future of San
francisco and its people and that they
VIII lend every assistance in their pow
er toward the rebuilding of the city,
He says, furthermore, that they will
put up plant that will employ in it's
different departments nearly 1880 neo-
pie.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
uhid.nt.aed Bodx Fonnd.

The body of an unidentified woman
was found yesterday where it had been
buried IN a lot at Howard and Rausch
streets. The remains We're not burned,
and II is supposed that the woman died
Of natural causes about the time OF the
earthquake and that her body was
buried TO prevent the fire from reaching
IL. Who performed the burial is not
known. but the body was found yester-
day by some boys who were digging
in the lot
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
MONTANA MAN
TAKES AWAY
PRETTY BRIDE

A very quiet wedding of interest to
society was that yesterday of Miss Eta
PLACE isn of this city and Paul H.
Gerb.r of Missoula. Mont.
The bride is we'll known in this city,
and her enga cement announced a few
months ago, created much pleasure
among a large acquaintance. She is a
daughter of H. Plagemann, prominent
in the Deutscher Club, and sister of
Mrs. T. w. Dohrmann Jr.
After a brief wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerber will go to their home in
Missoula.
Lorenzo P. Latimer, enormously an
nounced to be in the East. is very busy
in tor.n and will leave next Wednesday
for Healdsburg to spend the summer.
Mr.. Latimer will camp in one of the
big canyons back of the town, where
he will work indefatigably and also
direct the efforts of class through
June and July
Joe Greenbaum is in Los Angeles,
where he is working and enjoying the
hospitality of the Ruskin Club. which
has provided him with a good studio.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine and her son, J.
w. Byrne, sailed June 1 on the Cedric
from New York. After the season in
London they will proceed to Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

street church congregation, will as
semble for worship at the Deaconesses'
Home. Haight street
This afternoon at o'clock F. A. Nc
Carl of New York City will give an ad-
dress to men at the big tent of the
Young Mems Christian Association
headquarters on Ellis street, near
Jones. All men are welcome.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Erc1rrion TO LnI1e rnhoe.

June 8. at 8 a. m, an excursion party
will leave San Francisco for Lake Ta-
hoe. Round trip only $3.50, including
good for return until Tuesday, Juno IL.
Delightful outing. Weather beautiful.
fishi2E excellent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Shipping situation urchanr.a.

The shipping situation was un-
changed yesterday and plans for the
immediate future are still up in the
air The shipowners held several meet
ings and tomorrow night the Coast
Seainep's Union Eill meet
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
C,,,rence Eddy Divorced.

Eddy, the organist, announces that he
has been granted an unconditional de-
cree of divorce from his wife. who is
now living in Paris. The decree was
granted at Pierre, S. D., on May 10,
on the ground of desertion. The cou-
pie were married in Chicago in 1879.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Patterson for Governor.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June 2.-The
State Democratic convention adjourned
this morning. Congressman NJ r. Pat
terson was unanimously nominated for
Governof and H. H. Hannah for Rail-
road Commissioner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
Dredging Company Appeals.

The Pacific Coast Dredging and
Reclamation Company has filed a no
tice of appeal from the order denying
that company a new trial in it's case
against the American Dredging Com
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

Pacific Homeopathic Polytechnic open
at Hahnemann Medical College, Maple
and Sacramento streets.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
MARIN co.
Ross Valley-San AnselmO--
San Rafael.

We have opened a branch Office On
our suburban department opposite San
AnSelmo station to care for our many
clients for Marin County properties
We are agents for the Rosenthal
Tract, consisting of beautiful open and
villa sites on the slopes above San An
selmo; also the Monte VISTA. sBos-
qui." Butler" ~Ancho VISTA" "Follis''
and ''Culloden Park" tracts and other
improved and unimproved properties
in beautiful Ross Valley and San Ra-
faeL For maps and particulars caIa
and see US, either at our city Office at
San Anselno.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
Ware 6 LeIand,s Market Letter.

The Liverpool board this morning pre- sents a change which if followed Up in the next few days would influence wide spheres of cotton interests more so as very unfavorable statistics at present and approach to March notice day are against the markets.
 Ne refer to the sudden drop in spot sales, the total being only 5000 today with 72o0 American at 3 points reduction in prices. Cables say the market Is idle futures showing 4 points loss at D. m It was this large spinners demand m Liverpool which supported futures and lent moral assistance in keeping long engagements in futures as well as actual cotton from liquidation.
 The disappointment told at the opening of our market today, there being long liquidation in futures and hedge selling against actual cotton. first trades Il to B points below last nights closing fig ures. Liverpool weakening further news from New York of heavy selling by room traders and disquieting political news from Europe all contributed to depress prices, the loss increasing and II points in the first half hour.
 Little support even from shorts who do not feel disposed to cover, seeing things come their way and having velvet to play on. Movement very heavy forecasts of receipts at leading ports being three times as large as last year.
 There is but one think to save the market and that is active spot demand Otherwise the belief that spot holders will be found to liqudate, that we are not going to have the exceptionally un- favorable growing conditions and can raise big crop on the present acreage fc fn fOr a revival of bull speculation in the near future. Spots quiet and 1-16c to 1sc easier yet not much offered so far and some de- mand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14

issues was the principal influence on the conservative spirit developing in the spec ulation. The interval since Saturday de- veloped new proposals or confirmed those previously reported for many millions of new issues, such as the $1OO, GOO 900 con vertible bonds offered by the American Telephone company, the $15,00o'0oo con- vertible bonds offered by the Atchison company, the expected Issue by the Lake Shore of $35, COG, 900 bonds; a rumored of fering by the Southern Pacific of S75000,- 600. a Louisville and Nashville Issue stili vaguely defined as large. and the reported intention of the New Jersey public ser vice corporation to issue It's $12500,000 of treasury stock. This makes a notewor- thy supplement to the heavy new issues already announced last week, and the week before
 Money rates were appreciably firmer all around, New York exchange at Chicago rose to 30 cents premium and foreign exchange yielded. The statement of Jan uary reports dR agricultural products show an increase of over $30,000,000 in value compared with last year The money situation in Paris is easier for the time being. The offerings of finance bills in New York were the principal factors in depressing foreign exchange. Renewed anxiety over the Moroccan con- ference and legislative measures both in PennsylYanla ana at Wasmngton loohinB to an inquiry into the coal carrying rail roads were not helpful to the specula- ton.
 An incident of the day was a rise in the price of silver to a level higher than had yet been touched on the present ad- vance.
 There was some extraordinarily favora- ble statements of gross earnings by rail- roads for the first week of February, ranging from an increase of IS per cent by Wabash up to 36 per cent for the Northern Pacific, Canadian Pacific and Missouri Pacific. The tendency toward reaction became pretty general late in the day, but there were final rallies and the closing was fairly steady.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value $2, 425000.
 United States 2s, the Ss registered and the old As advanced one-quarter per cent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
Loveman G Co.'s Market Letter.

During the holidays Liverpool showed considerable strength in futures and a good demand for spots. The greatest ad- vance in futures was points. of which 5 points were held up to yesterdays close This gain, however. was promptly dis sipated on the re-opeing of the mar ket and Liverpools close this afternoon is points lower than last Friday. A great disappointment Is furnished by the spot sales of only 5000 bales. Some cables attribute the sudden weakness abroad to fear of serious complications at the Mo- rocco conference. The ability of the cot ton market to stand up under dsappoint- ment and unfavorable comparisons with last year, and they are going to be had for the next ten days. During the pres ent week, we are running against the smallest movement for the seond week in February for the past eight years The amount brought into sight this week last year was only 112,O 900 vs. 15s,000 in 1904 and 191 900 in 1903. After figures last year began to pick up and reached 16o,00 for the week ending February 25, vs. 130O00 in 1904 and 179,000 in 1903.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
BOND ISSUES ARE IMPORTANT FACTOR Some Stocks Showed Violent Movements Yesterday LIKE FROTH ON SURFACE Hill Pacifics and Chicago Northwest- ern Take Another Upward
 Flght-Price of Silver
 Touches New Level.
LIKE FROTH ON SURFACE

New York, February 13.-The violent movements in & few stocks today were made to seem like froth on the surface of the market owing to the comparative siuggishness of the general level Of the market. The irregular movement varied from slow hardening to heavy yielding. without any large activity to account for either tendency. Dealings. however, rose to over a million shares for the first time in over week. The effervescence of the few active stocks had some effect in holding the general list which showed signs that it would have been heavy oth- erwise
 The buoyant outbreaks were in much the same quarters in which they have previously occupied and the causes to which they were attributed had no ad- ditions to these advanced in explanation for some time past. The conviction amongst spectators seemed to have galn- ed force over the Saturday and holiday interval that a merger of the copper properties was imminent and there seemed to be a distressed short interest whose group were rushed up. Anaconda fairly reached the 300 mark and recov- cred again to that level the second time of the reaction, thus verifying the most extravagant predictions of the spectators in the stock. The Hill Pacifics and Chi cago Northwestern took another upward flight on reiteration of former rumors regarding the developments occurring in these properties. especially that pointing to disposition of the Burlington, which would involve the retirement of the joint collateral bonds issue against its stock, leaving that stock a free asset for the controlling companies. Reading again justified it's claim to place in this com pany. The movement in New York Cen tral was less impressive and so with others in decreasing degree.
 It was not difficult to discern that the growing volume of new bond and capital
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
Gilbert 6 cIay's Market Letter.

Early Liverpool cables were depressing in tenor, indicating that any easiness in American markets would meet with little resistance. Such proved to be the course of that market, the early declines being increased until at the end of the ses- sion options recorded a loss of 8 points, sales of spots were 5000 at points de- cline Manchester demand good, yarn in- quiry fair.
 An early forecast of our market would have had to consider the indications that spot buyers would display no eagerness, orders apparently being in hand only at concessions. Prospective large receipts also tended to detract from speculative assistance to prices. Opening values were moderately lower and in the absence of support fair offerings caused a decline. The interior, especially Texas. has until the last few days been a free seller and the movement of this cotton accounts for the surprisingly heavy receipts. At pres ent, however, there is very little business being done In interior, and while large receipts may continue for a few days on account of the amount in transit, we think q decided change will be witnessed from this bearish influence. Pessimistic opin- ion seems to predominate and probably the markets best chance for improve ment lies in the accumulation of a large short interest, which if coincident with a more aggressive spot demand, would find difficulty in proftaby extricating it. self
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

Galveston-Easy; middling, 1O7sc net re- ceipts, 18,969; gross receipts, 1S,969; sales, 629; stock, 1e2, ,136 exports to Great Brit ain 12,115; coastwise, 5762. New Orleans-Easy; middllng, 10 l1-l6c; net receipts, S629; gross receipts, S629; sales, 220O; stock. 325,72 exports to Great Britain, 5000; to the continent, 4550; coast wise, 1909; to Mexico, POO
 Mobile-Easy; middling, 10 9-16c; net re- ceipts 241; gross receipts, 241; sales, 1l5; stock, 3366O; exports coastwise, 106.
 Savannah-Steady; middling, 10 7-16c; net receipts, S2ls; gross receipts, 2lS; sales. 2S3; stock, 79,947; exports to the continent, 200; coastwise, 2202
 Charleston-Quiet middling. 101sc; net receipts, Ss1; gross receipts, 3S1; stock, S5,- 626; exports coastwise, 100.
 Wimington--Nominal; net receipts 202; gross receipts, 2O2; stock, 1866.
 Norfolk-Quiet; middling, He; net re- ceipts 674: gross receipts, 674 sales, 36; stock, 37, TBS; exports ooastwise. 12S1.
 Baltimore-Nominal; Middling, 11lse; stock, 11,903.
 New York-Quiet; middling, Il 15c; gross receipts, 10s2; sales, 2S1; stock. 2O7.55O.
 Boston-Quiet mddling, 11.15c; net re- ceipts, 4S: gross receipts, S97.
 Philadelphia-Quiet middling il 4oc; net receipts, 90; gross receipts 682; stock, 2s62
 Jaeksonville-Net receipts, 29S; gross re- ceipts, 29S: exports coastwise, 29S.
 Total today, at all ports: Net, 32, ,709; ex- ports to Great Britain, 21, ,115; to the con tnent 4750; to Mexico, 200; stock, S97, $40.
 Consolidated, at all ports; Net, 70,249; exports to Great Britain 33.0O1; to France, 50; to the continent, 24617; to Mexico, 200
 Total since September 1, at all ports: Net. 5,93S, ,6S5; exports to Great Britain, 200e, ,4sS; to France, 551 6S2; to the conti- nent. 1,6s5,O14; to Japan. 53047; to Mexico, 2O69.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
VERY QUIET DAY
 IN COTTON MARKET
Prices Declined Under Local
 Bear Pressure
CLOSE STEADY AND DULL
Immediately After Call New Orleans, Which Had Advanced Over HoI- iday, Also Turned Weak.
 Sales 100000 Bales.

New York, February 13.-The cotton day being estimated at only 2OOol bales. Prices declined under local bear pres sure and scattering liquidation in the absence of support and the market closed at loss of to Il points as compared with last Friday.
 The opening was steady at decline of to 5 points under selling by room bears and a little wire house liquidation which seemed to be promoted by the fact that Liverpool did not hold her gains on Sat urday and Monday when prices advanced. while the local market was closed. Ca- bles at the hour of the local opening this morning were just about as due, but weakened right after the local call and New Orleans. which had also advanced over the local holiday, turned weak. There was little feature to the regular news. Receipts were big but the week end fig ures showed a big absorption from avail able supplies, and private adviees from the south reported steady spot mar kets
 After selling off another few points, the market showed little tendency either way, ruling very quiet in the late session and closing dull but steady at the de- cline.
 Receipts of cotton at the ports today, 32, 7O9 bales, against S2,s5l last week and 13, 730 last year. For the week, estimated, 135 900 bales. against 67O last week and A, ,965 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans, S62S bales, against 1892 last year, and at Hous- ton 9440 bales, against 21S7 last year.
 Futures opened steady and closed dull but steady.
 Quotations ranged as follows: