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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-12-02
LOCAL FERRY TRAlNS-ELEcTRIc SERVICE
Via Oakland Pier

To Oakland. 18th ST.. and Berkeley Vie Shaftuck kvs.
ard Ellsworth St. -Day-From 600 q. m, and
every twenty minutes until $40 p. m inclusve then
e0O $40. 1920 IL 90. 40 D. m. l220 and 10 g. m.
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only $40
p. m. $40. 1000, 1040 and ii 20 pm.
To Berkeley via CaHor MA Street or Albany via Ninth
Street Linos.-Daily-From eco A. M. 40. $40
100 n m, and every twenty minutes mt 20 D. NJ
inclusive; then 300, $40 1920, 100, II 40 D. m,
1220 and1 20 a. m Additional buats SATURDAYS and
Sundays only. $40 m, 920 1000, l040 and II 20
Toe Oakland. Washingio n Broadyay, East Oakland.
FruifyaIs and Melrose, via Seventh Sf.-Daily-From
500 q. r then every twenty minutes until S 20 D. m
Inclusive; then 900, Gao. 1920, l1.00, 1l4O D. m
1220,and l.20 q. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p. m, e20 10O0 10 10 and II 20
p. In.
TO Hayensceurt.-Daiy-Fro 600 a. m. and every
twenty minutes until 7.40 p H., inclusive; then 500
800. ll40 p. m. Saturdays and Sundays only g40
1000. 1910 11-20 D. m
To iensAve-DaiIy-6.00 a. m, $40. GAO. ZOO. 100
740, 500, $40. 9-20, 1000 1910, II 20 a. m, 1900
p. m, 1910, LEO. 200, 2.40, $50, AGO. 400. 44O.
800, $40, $40. 900, $40. $40, 7.s0, SEQ, 200.
orssshos to Oakland Washington Broadway Frul.vas
Alameda, North Side.--Daiy-Fr 6 90 a. m re- 2O
$40. 100 720, 7.40. 500, $40, GAO a. NJ then 90
p 40, 44o. 500, $40, $40. 600 6.20, $40. ZOO
and 7.40 p m.
To Alameda. Park 81. via 7h St. GENERALIZATION
eco a. m. 800 $40. 1920 1i.00, ii 40 A. m. ~ 20
p. m. co. lao, 220 2.40. 800 7-20, 500, $50, 800,
$40, 1920 and HOO p m.
10 Stonehurst Steam ServIcs)-t6O0, 1910. f72O
1900 1000 a. M. Il 20 D. M. 100, TACO. 1870
400, 500. $40 and t6.20 D. N.
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NEW YORK BONDS
|! Shipping Intelligence

/ DUE AT THIS PORT
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
FROM Salina Cruz, stmr Mexican
From Portland. stmr Mtiitnomah. =
From Portland, stmr Navajo.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and ksesta,
sfmr. City Of Topeka
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr
WEDNESDAY. pEGEMBER 5 I.
From Hongkong, istrnr Nippon Hafu-
I From Sydney, stmr M6ana-
From Fort Bragg. stfnr Arctic.
From Los Angeles. stmr Harvard
From Los Angeles stlnr Hanalei
TO LEAVE THIS PORT.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
For Europe via Magellan route. stmr Cards.
bard st. wharf. =
For Honolulu, stnr Sierra. Captain n. G.
Fur Victoria. stmr President, Captain r. J.
Paulsen at p. m. from Broadway wharf.
For Coos Bay, Msrshneid and North Bend.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Multi.
nomah, captaih ]. Fodat,. at p. m..- from
f0"sN WEI wEpN Tsa5ii DRoMEBER s
For Hongkong stnr Nile. Captsin @. 3.
gEsis at I. 2 NJ f R.5o pier stn AZ
tain George S.. Mackinnoa, at IL m. from
For Seattle and Tacoma, stinr Admiral Far
i For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett. stinr Fail
con. Captain L; J.. schsgei at 5 p. m,. from
For Eureka. stnir CITY Of Topeka. Captain
G. A. Harris, at Y. m, from Broadway wharf.
For Eureka. Fields Landing. and Arcata. stmr
Phoenix. Captain E. kokeritz, at IL a, m.
ffom Lombard street wharf
For Eureka Fields Landing and -Arcata,
stmr vanguard. Captain John Q. odiand. at
For Point Arena. Mendocino and Little River.
stmr Sea Foam. Captain Henrickson, at 4
D. tn, from Union street wharf
Fort gfn Il
e; Wahlgren, at p M, fvom Army street
ward Captain r. Jepsen. at..4 p. M: from Pa
cifc street wharf. =:
For Los Angeles stmr Santa Clara. Captain
G. NJ. lessen, at 10 a. nj. from Vallejo street
ARRIVED DECEMBER 2
s:15 D. m. Br sthir Inverclyde,. Mansfield.
so days from Moji. via Manila SO days, via
Yokohama "a days and San Pedro SO hours;
$500 tons merchandise e Swsyne .Hoyt. q
hours and 46 minutes from Honolulu; passen-
gers and merchandise. to Mstson Navigation
lbs a. M. stmr Chehalis. Cook. 81 hours
from Grays Harbot; bound south, put in for
1880 a. m. stmf Columbia. Allen, So hours
from Grays Harbcr; bound. south. put in for
a. m. stmr Fedondo.. Erickson, So hours
rom Goes Bay: eoo.ooo feet lumber TO- @. A.
40 a. NJ, stmr cenfralia syensen. IS hours
from Grays Harbor: bound south. put in for
fuel y.
a. n- stnp Fort Bragg Eliasel, II hours
rom Mendoeino; bound south put In for pas
-engers.
7:io a. M. stmr Tafnalpsis Anderson. SO
hours from GEays f1aEbor: 900 feet lumber
o z. X. Weed Lumber company.
1880 a. m. stnqr j. B. Stetson, Lofstrom. 30
hours from Grsys Hafbor; 700 GOO feet lumber
% Hicks Hanptman lumber company.
SAILED DECEMBER 2. >:
$50 a. m., stmr. Atlss. Smith, Astoria.
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Financial Summary

Cotton exchange votes today on reform meas
ufes.
Fifteen additional antitrust civil suits filed
In Louisiana against American Sugar Refining
company
Fall River textile mills employers say 1t is
impossible to raise wages of employees who ask
l213 per cent advance.
Failures In United States in November 1871,
involving $24, 1870 600, compared with LIS and
$15. $40. 900 year ago
Department of Justice to ask court to set
December % as time limit for taking testi-
mony for United States Steel corporation in
governments dissolution suit.
900. 000
Rebels continue victorious in northern
Mexico.
Reading earnings all companies for October
net decrease $923,000, surplus decrease S919,-
600, for four months net decrease s., 96l, 900,
surplus decrease 81 SAT 900.
Erie gross October decrease SAT, 900, net after
tax decrease $435 .0o0. four months gross In
crease $50. 900, net after tar decrease ST. 424.
600.
Twelve industrfa1s declined II.
/ Twenty active rails declined 10
L Rails 102.S4, industrials 1917. .
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.BULL|SH FEELING
IN WHEAT AGAIN
Sentiment Among Corn Trad
ers Mixed Owing to Un-
certain. Weather

CHICAGO, Dec. Most of the COM
mission houses are buIlish on wheat
The same feeling aIso prevails among
majority of the SPECTATORS. 1t was
noticeable that some of the bears were
taking profits on yesterdays break
Sentiment among corn traderse is
mixed Many traders say they are
afraid to sell 1T short. owing to the
bad weather. but at the same time
they do not want so get long. 1t is
said that the leading shorts in De-
cember. were covering yesterday on
the quiet ans thats they were selling
May openly at the same time.
Practically all the stocke of contract
oats in Chicago was delivered yester-
day, 6,425 900 bushels being sent
around. 1t is understood that over
8, 500 900 bushels will be shipped out.
and receipts for over 1890 600 bushels
were cancelled yesterday and more
will be today.
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rINaNC1AL NOTES BY WIRE

Consols OF 1-16. money To 1-l6. account 72ss.
Rio Tfntos 70z. OF u
London copper opening steady. Spot fe5 los.
I'D IS Cd. Futures f64 5s, up Is Cd. Lead cit
15s. or los
London market continues small. with price
changes fractional.
Contract stocks OF grain IN Chicago public
elevators: Wheat--Ihis week 4.706. COO last
week 4.4s4co0, last year 4.s23.000. Corn--
This week I64, 600, last week 900, last year
SO. 600 oats-This week 9, T46,0Oo, last week
O. 6T5, 600. last year ESQ, 900.
New York silver 57asc. London bar silver
20 Nd up 9-l6d.
liverpool cotton closed very steady, III I3
np on near and l lower to / y higher on dis
tant
x ~ higher.
Clearances: Wheat 26s,o0o. -four $4,000,
corn 10000 oats 6000 Wheat and -four
equals 294 600 bushels.
London copper closed steady. Spot f65 15s,
up IS. Futures f64 los. up IS. Spelter go
12s Cd unchanged.
Buenos Aires wheat opened VI lower. Corn
u nj lower
Paris wheat closed 1a71c higher Antwerp
X higher. Berlin * higher. Budapest lie
lower.
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U. S. STEEL EARNINGS

A representative of a prominent
steel company estimates that the
United States Steel corporation earn
ings for the current quarter will run
below $50, 100000, compared with a
previous estimate of 100000 600. The
falling off in tonnage has been more
pronounced than expected Earnings
for the last quarter will be on de-
clining scale. It Is figured that Oc-
tober net earnings were about s12,-
900, 600, so that In order to reach $780,
100000 earnings for November and
month.
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Building Contracts

Julian Meyer with Monson Brothers-To
erect q two story and basement frame resi-
dence ~ E line Of Commonwealth avenue. Jor-
dan tract; 81. 200
Schmiedell estate Thy Cameron & Disstonl
with Palatine Iron woFks--Ornamental iron for
building at corner OF Post and Leavenworth
streets: 1894
James and Agnes Tobin with r. W. Lar
mann-To erect a one story and basement
frame residence In 3 line of Jersey street. 225
+ OF Noe. ia bv z 25: 81, 1870.
Mrs r.. A. Paugh with Thomas HamiIl-AII
work except shades. gas and electric fixtures
for a one story frame store building in s
line Of Clement street. $3.50 W Of twenty
fourth avenue, w - by 100: $3.50.
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon Primrose hams, 1912
21c; do I2-i4 &c; do 14-16, pc. primrose
bacon. 46, Soc; eastern star hams 1912
I've; do 12-I4 2115c; eastern skid hams, &c;
do 1915, Fl nc: eastern star bacon. 49, 29c
do 6-S Csc; do s-10, 21c; do 1912. 26c: mon
arch hams. 1912, 20c;. do 1915 21c; monarch
picnic hams, 1412c; arrow bacon, $40, 26lbc;
do 1912, 251zc; medium bacon, 2019c; 1t d.
s., $40. 23c: do 1912, &c: light medium.
201kc.
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NETHERLANDS ROUTE
From Pacific Street Wharf, Pier No. 7

This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
mobilsts TO reach all points on the Sacramento River
Colnsyile. Emmaton, Rio VISTA lsleton Ryde Walnut
Grove. Yorden. CORTLAND, Clarksburg. Sacramento
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 a. m, daily
except Sunday. arriving Sacramento 7C0 p m Stopping
at all points en- route Leaves Sacramento goo D. m
daily except Sunday arriving San Francisco ZOO a. n
No stops route
Steamer modoc or Apache. leaves San Francisco II
noon daily except Sunday. Leaves Sacramento loco
IN. daily except Sunday; stopping both ways al an
points en- route. Arriving time San Francisco and
Sacramento indefinite. account fruit season.
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y X X
IMPERIAL COUNTY COTTON

Porter n. Ferguson of the board Of
supervisors of Imperial county, who
is at present in San Francisco, re-
ports that the cotton yield in the I'm
perial valley for the current year will
be about 5000 bales. of which $4,000
bales already have been picked. About
% 600 acres OF irrigated land was
planted In cotton. The Imperial val
ley now has nine cotton gins in opera
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GREAT WESTERN POWER

Mortimer Fleishhacker, president
OF the Great Western Power company,
who returned yesterday from New
York. reports that he ordered the last
of the machinery necessary for the in
BtallatiOn Of a new unit at the Big
Bend power house on the Feather
river This new unit will be of 10000
kilowatts and viii raise the power
capacity Of the Big Bend plant from
about $4,000 to about $4,000 horse
npWer
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NORTH ALASKA SALMON

Juda Newman was reelected presi-
dent, S. j. Newman vice president. and
r Cotter secretary at the annual
meeting in this city yesterday OF. the
North Alaska Salmon company. The
two FIRST named, with c. p, Hale. J..
p. Halter and +. S. Wangenhein, COM
prise the board Of directors. The
salmon pack was larger this year, but
as market prices were lower the re-
suit, while satisfactory. was not quite
up 10 the previous seasons earnings.
Dividends will be continued at the
rate OF Is cents per share per NORTH
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGs

City bank clearings reported by the
San Francisco Bank Clearing associ-
ton:
Monday December 1.....----.. SIC. s32 -7a6.oe
Tuesday December 2.......- 16, 5s5. 260.75
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For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Fair tonight and Wednesday; light north
wind.
For California north OF the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Wednesday; light frost in
the morning: light north wind.
For California south OF the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Wednesday: light frost in
the morning: light north wind.
For Nevada--Fair tonight and Wednesday.
For Sacramento valIey--Fair tonight and
Wednesday; light frost IN the morning; light
north wind
For Santa Clara valiey--Fair tonight and
"Wednesday; light frost IN the morning; light
north wind.
For San Joaquin yalIey-Fair tonight and
Wednesday. light frost in the morning; light
north wind
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Via Alameda Pier

To Oakland. 18th and Franklin Sts.-
6.15, 645 and then 10 and IS minutes past the
hour until 745 p. m then $50, 915. 1000, l0.45,
li-30 p. N. and u is 8. m
To Alameda. North and South Side
6.15. Gas m, and then Is and ~ minutes past tho
hour until 7.45 p. m; then $50. 915. 1890, I045,
1t30 p. M, 1915 and 100 am
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rnrsH FISH

Fresh Fish (cieaned and iced. Z. o. b. prices
per lbl.-Halibut. 1211c: carp, Sc: catnsn
i2iac goldfish Sc red sock &C.; ssr ,a sns III
H. vbite half a6a10c; salmon. logic;
striped bass, I21lc; ssrdines, Sc; crabs s2-2o@
q npr Dozen.
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UNION TRANSFER COMPANY,

Agents collect baggage and checks on nns or bosts ~
Southern Pacific Company and deliver BAGGAGE b resi-
dencs. They are authorized to check baggage dlrsoe
from rssIdsres.
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Local Oil Quotations

Butte and Balk directors announce that the
litigation between Butte and Balk and Ana
roada have been adjusted and mining opera
lions win be immediately resumed.
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..DIiECEMBER Observation-Disclosures

-: Disbursements to investors in the
way. of dividends and interest this
month Will reach a sum of $112600.-
900. This compares with $102,S27, 056
in December q year ago, an increase
OF $9,T72,944 OF the grand fetal.
dividends Will amount TO S52,256.5 sag,
IAN increase of $2,129.4S3. Industrial
corporations viii pay out to stock
holders $S7s927, $40, an increase Of
OF S4.510,222. The returns show sew
.eral. additions to the list and some
larger payments, particularly in the
ease Of the Standard Oil group.
s' X
SAILED BIDS FOR CITY BONDS
.: Local bankers and brokerage houses
= received in this mornings mail de-
scripttons of the $Z,183,000 city bonds
afor' which sealed bids will be received
by the board Of supervisors up to 3
p M, Monday, December / o. They are:
g City hall bonds to the amount of
S3OS,0O0 comprising bonds of each
year. maturity from 1917 TO 1850 in
elusive. The bonds bear interest at
the rate or per cent per annuTu, pay
able January and july are dated July
1, 1912, and are of $1,000 denomina-
tions.
Municipal railway bonds TO the
amount OF SS75,000, comprising roo
bonds of S100 Denomination maturing
20 bonds annually from 1918 TO 1882
inclusive, and sos bonds of $1,000 de-
nomination maturing % bonds annuz
ally from 1918 to 1852 inclusive. The
bonds bear interest at thes rate of 5
per cent per annuZn, payable, SEMI
annually June and December, and are
dated December l. 1913.
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY

A. aIAES, MOTORCYCLES and VI
HIClES. From San Francisco, South End
oakland--From 500 a. m. daiiy' and ever,
half hour until 900 p. M. inclusive ther
ts;s9 p; m. 1000 p. ms. t1o:ao .. m.
From Broadway Wharf, Oakland, for sa,
trAnciseo-From 6:15 a. M, daily. anl
every half hour until s.45 p. M. inclusive
then 1918 p. M. s9:45 p. M, t10:15 p. M.
slQ:45 2. M. 1890 p. M, l2:45 a. m.
q for Morning sDaily. 3 for Afternoon
fSuDday excepted. fSundays oaly.
kSuRdays and Mondays oRly.
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poRK- IAnn AND ore

The San Francisco quotations this morning
On .pork lard. cooking OIL and family beef are
Golden Gate lard, tierces. 14c: do %, per esse,
srrov compound, tierces, 1o5zc: do SOS, - .5s
do los. s6T5; do SIS. s6.ss: do IS. $3.50:
yellow arrow. cookl4e oil. o6c; white arrow
FAMILY beef. $24: family beef. 81; extra mess
beef. s24: extra prime pork. SIS; extrs pig
pork. 500 Califene-Tubs, 1lsc; nail Dds;
Heres. lie; cases. 81 Cottciene-Hsh bbls,
II sse. tierce, IIssc: 2tierces. lilac; 5s.
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!. 2,-rhe leading futures
naooMuAL1,s GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 1.-The steady American
cables yesterday and lighter Plate oners caused
shorts to cover wheat at the opening. result
ing In an advance of w. Following tne open
ing there realizing IN Decemper,
which declined u. while the distant months
advanced further y with good support. / es-
terday's sellers repurchased. owing to the ex-
pected liberal decrease In the visible mere.
frmness In Australian offers, continued aeht
Russian offers and unfavorable reports from
India. At / 80 p m. the market was steaay
and prices 1t@H higher, with March leading
the advance
Corn opened I'D higher and further advanced
15@H. with shorts in December excited; fes.
terday's tenders were. unexpectedly Ignt anu
were absorbed By strong interests and stocns N 2
the United Kingdom are decreasing fiete
spot was Id higher, and there Is q GOOD de-
mand for careoes
observation-disclosures fine.
Buenos Aires--Wheat closed steady ano IN
changed to V higher. with offers lighter Corn
unchanged for December, while new crop
months were I'D lower ~ result OF iasor-
able crop prospects.
European visibie-The visible supply OF
wheat In Europe this week amouHts TO $500
600 bushels, against so, liz, 600, thus showing
decrease Of z, $50, coo. Last week there was
an increase Of / .g52, coo bushels, and last year
there was decrease Of 400. GEO. when the total
amounted to S. 400, 600 bushels.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
puTTrR. cHEEsE AND EGGS

BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
Quotations on tae San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound:
Grades Nov. rs Nov. % Dec. Dec. 2
Fresh extras 49,. 86he 3slae 36eMc 95c
Prime frsts ...... s11ac 311ae 32e SIC
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Nov. 2s Nov 20 Dec. Dec 2
Fresh extras 49,. b44c 541ac b2e 47c
Selected pullets 80. 4sc 49cE 49c 43c
Gal. storage extras. Soc soc 35c 35c
Cheese-CalifornIa fancy fats, live per Id;
nrsts. lie; fancy Young Americas. lie; do
nrsts, f5e.
Retailers charge 2@Sc a pound On each
square OF butter and 2@3c dozen eggs over
these quotations.
Receipts today-Butter. $4,000 pounds; eggs,
Is zoo dozen; cheese, 1000 pounds.
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LOCAL FRu1r MARKET

Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box: Newton
pippins; tier. $1.ooQl.75; Az tier. $i.2b q
iS5; bellenower. tier. $1.50G1. IS; do "A
tier $780, .s,, 81 Rhode Island grespngs
reds. I tier. s1.35Q1 40; do Az tier. s1.15g
LIS; Hoover, tier. $i.25Q1.35; do 4 II tier,
si4l2 Baldwin. tier, $i.25 91.s0:- do ~
tier, $l41z5: OREGON spftzenbergs, 81. 5O@2
do Jonathals, $i.5o@1.76; do Ben Davis,
Pears-winter NeIlis. s1@2.
Grapes (per 'cfatel-Tokay, 75cGs1; Malaga,
Ioc4Sl; muscats. 75cGs1; queen, 75cG1S1
Tugs, e6c@s1. %: small boxes 25930c.
Strawberries-Ssnl0.
kaspberries (per chest)-S861I.
Cranberries-ceos Bay, per box. $225Q2.5o;
Citrus Fruits (per box}--Lemons, standard,
s2:5o@a.5o; choice. s4.50Q6, fancy. s5.5oG
$50; lemonettes. 81 50G2. %; grapefruit. seea.
less, $3994.5o; lines, per case. $3.50M4.5Q.
oranges-Naveis. fancy. S2.2513: dc choice,
$2612.25.
2 per bunch do Central American. 4GI5c per
ID; DO Mexican. 244c per lb;' plneapples, per
dozen. Hawaiian. $2@s. i:
THE COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2.-Cotton due 3MQ4
lower. Opened steady, 3 lower. At. 1915
p m, quiet but seady. sg4 lower. Spot, good
demand. s. higher. at 1872 Sales 1900. 1nelud-
ing $4,000 American, and Of which '4.oo0 hate
u lower.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-.New York due to
open, unchanged TO 3 lower. The market here
is short and despite reactions may so higher for
a time. Port receipts estimated 20 1000, last
week SO. ZIG. last week 1Q4, $50. :.
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: .c.ALIFoRNTA' PETRoLEuM

of the California .Petro-
leum corporation will meet at Los
Ar geles on December to take ac-
Hon on Z, the guarteFdy pTeTerT tssa Glvl-
ular dividend of - per cent will be
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: GREAT. RAILROAD
DEAL IS RUM!OR
Reported in New York That
&C. P. R. as..Acquired
Control of Erie

According to a special dispatch TO
J. c. Wilson 81 co. there is a persist
ent rumor in New. York that the Cana
dian PACING railroad. the greatest. Of
the ethres CANADIAN transeontinental
3 lines has acquired control of the Erie
railroad. The rumor is so general as
TO give strength 20 Erie stocks on
the New York exchange.
Such combination. II true, wqhld
bring into effect one of the greatest
railroad systems on the continent and
linking up in a through service New
York with Montreal Winnipeg
and Vancouver. B. C The main line
OF the Erie extends from New York
70 Buffalo, Pittsburg; Cincinnati and
Chicago. The main line of the Cana
dian railroad extends from Montreal
to- Vancouver, B. Co.. with connections
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Dec.
ranged ~ follows.
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:. LOCAL SECURITIES WEAK

= Pacific Telephone and Telegraph 5s
declined a quarter point on the San
Francisco Stock and Bond exchange
:. this morning, selling at 5000. United
Railroads As also were fractionally
. weaker at $52.12h Associated OH
stock at $3S.25 and Spring Valley
Z Water at $3.50 remained steady.
dull, with sales. OF only $4,000 par
value Of bonds and. $50 shares Of
stocks ::
In tile unlisted, General Petroleum
Though at the CLOSE S56.1215 was bid
There was no stock demand, which
was 'sttll 1eld at $40. Western Pacific
was weak, the stock selling at 81
sand 1875 being asked for the bonds.
The asking price for Pacific Gas and
Electric preferred declined to
$50. 81 "a.
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