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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17
ARGENTINE NEWS
STEAD|ES WHEAT
Prices on Healthy Level, but
the Market Needs More
Speculation

CHICAGO. Nov. 17.--While the bull
ish reports from Argentina last week
old not create any enthusiastic buy
ing IN the worlds wheat markets. it
mad a Steadylng effect on values and
checked selling. 1t gave those friendly
20 the buying side more courage, and
the buying. power in the market was
increased slightly. What effect it viii
idVe on the worlds markets of the
future Will take some time to deter
mine.
The loss in Argentina is regarded
as most significant, and should it be
conH1meu, 1t is expected to eventually
Gnange the worlds wheat situation.
harvest IS about to commence in the
north, and there are heavy rains re-
ported there. Consumption the world
over is heavy Prices are on good,
neaithy level, and all the market
needs is more speculation, to give
prices boost, as viewed by the bulls.
a slight revival of the export demand
In hard wheats was noticeable at the
close last week
What corn prices will do from now
on depends upon the weather during
the next six weeks. the volume OF
sales by farmers, and the way, it is
taken by the consumptive trade At
the moment December shorts are re-
garded by most traders as in bad.
There is a large long interest and
an unhealthy shortage, as there has
been little hedging so far this season.
Bulls figure that the south will con-
llhue 10 take corn freely from the
southwest, although at times there
may be congestion for a few days. 1t
is figured by the bears that the ad-
vance should enlarge the movement
OF new, and the market not having
had its tryout on offerings of new
crop so far this season, that lower
prices should result
Oats have declined to a point where
prices recede stubbornly and are dis
posed to respond to any little new
buying.
Active and higher prices featured
the provision trade last week. Dis
tributiop of product was good, supply
more general and sufficient to lift
prices materially and hold a good part
of the appreciation.
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NEW YORK BONDS
Financial Summary

American stocks IN London, heavy. A@l
lower.
Interstate commerce commission begins inyes-
tigation OF rates aud practices OF anthracite
coal carriers at Philadelphia today.
Huerta says be will not resign. Mexican
situation is 80 delicate that our efforts might
be damaged by publicity says Washington
officials.
Firemen In Lawrence. Mass. textile mills
threaten strike today unless eight hour day de-
mands are granted.
Hearing on merits Of BnlkeIey appeal for re-
view OF Massachusetts public service commits
sion approval Of New Haven bond Issue comes
before Massachusetts supreme court today.
Bradstreet's reports from canvass IN 20 large
industrial eenters that slowing down Of business
Is not general. Only q few leading lines are
seriously involved. Majority OF industrial lines
are stil1 well employed.
Southern Pacific strike still on. Great loss
threatened In Louisiana unless cotton. rice and
cane crops are moved at once.
Twelve fndustrials declined .0z 20 active
rails declined .I2.
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Shipping intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II

DUE AT THIS PORT
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II
Prom HoDgkong. stmr MaBchuria.
From Portland, stmr Navajo
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr +. A. Kilburn.
From Los Angeles, etmr President.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS
From Mendocino, stmr Fort Bragg
From Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Admiral Far
Prom Los Angeles, stmr Hanalei.
From Grays Harbor. stmr Norwood
~ TO LEAVE THIS PORT
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II
For Coquiile River. stmr Elizabeth. Captain
J.. Olsen, at .. nn-, from Harrison street
wharf.
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Watson, Cap
tain R. Brennan, at 3 p. m, from Howard
street wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr Yale. Captain e. p.
Bartlett. at 4 p. M. from Pacific street wharf.
For San SlmeoB. tayucos and Port San Luis.
sfmr Eureka, Captain +. Paulsen, at p. M,
A'0'' TUESDAY. NOvEMBER is
tain j. r. Trask. at p. m, from FiIberrt
For swansea and Dunkirk, stnr Santa Ro-
salis. Captain T. Pritchard. at IL M. from
For New York and Europe via rehuantepess
a. M, from Union street wharf.
For Victoria, stmr President, Captain r. j.
Pauisen at 2 p. M. from Broadway wharf
For Eureka, stmr r. A. Kilburn, Capfnin
T. H. Mcclellan, at II m, from Vallejo street
For Los Angeles, stmr Norwood. Captain c.
A. Knudsep, at p. m, from Mason street
wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr Fort Bragg. Captain
Eliason. at II a. M. from Mission wharf
For Portland. stmr oliver j. Olson Captain
Fl. r. Payne, at p. m, from Lombard street
wharf.
Erickson, at 3 p. m. from Lombard street
ARRIVED NOVEMBER II
T:i5 a. M, stmr Centralia. Svendson IS
hours from San Pedro; ballast TO Pollard
T.z5 a M. sfmr Acme, Olsen, "a hours from
Eureka; 10000 feet lumber to the Charles
s:a5 a. M, stmr Yale, Bartlett. II hours .
minutes from San Pedro; passengers and mer-
chandise to Pacific Navigation company.
1:I0 a. M. stmr San Jacinto, Carlson. 50
hours from Ventura: ballast to e. K. Wood
I.i5 a m. stmr Redondo Erickson 81 bours
from Coos Bay: 600. eco feet lumber to c. Al.
Smith. Lumber company
from Fort Bragg; 100 sacks bark to Union
i<.,n o.4s q m stmr o. NJ. Clark. Higgins. 40
hours from Long Beach; ballast to c. III.
Higgins.
pedro: ballast to Hart Wood Lumber company.
e.5s a. M. stmr Del Norte, Sanford "a
hours from Crescent City; $4,000 feet lumber
! IA IL tons merchandise to Hobbs, Wall a..
$40 ISLAND PORTS
HfLo-Arrived Nov; 16, p. m.--Stmr En-
terprise, hence Nov. 8.
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HIDES AND SKINS
Prices quoted at Napa.

Prices Qu0feu Ht -SAVN-
Hides {per ibf-Dry cattle. Butchers. 276
CSC: murTains. &c; dry salt hides. 1Sc; stays,
Ice: kip, PIE: veal 31c: calf. Sic.
Horse teach)--Large prime, skinned to hoof
$2m2.25. No. | medium do Si.50d2: No. |
small do. 50cMSl No. l colts do. 25G5oc.
Wet Salfed tper lb1-Catfie. Steers me-
diam and heavy. 15i4M16e; cows, heavy. BIKE;
bulls, steers and stays. lie: kip. 16 to 80 lbs.
16c; veal 10 to 10 lbs, Zoe; calf. zoe; culls.
1@2c less.
81: medium wool. 450s0c; short wool. 25614oc;
lambs, long wool 35@50c: do medium, 15d30c;
shearlings No. l. 15@ 25c; do No. 2. 7@10c
Goat Skins leach Prime Angoras, 15cm$1;
medium. 35G5oc: large hair goats, 40c, me
dium hair goat 25c; kids. 5a1Oc.
Tallow fper ibl-No. / clean and hard. Ia
bbls. 6@57ac; in cans, 4IaG5c; No. ? dark,
31a @4c; grease. 263c
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Professor Narrowly
ESCAPES HoIduD Man

The timely departure Of several per-
sons from al, adjoining house fore
stalled an attempt made by daring
holdup man to rob Professor Fred
erick Meyers, 9S3 Fifty sixth street
at Twelfth and Alice, Oakland, Satur-
day night. As the bandit covered
him with gun. and ordered him to
throw up his hands number OF peo-
pie left q nearby home. The thug
dashed away, crying out, II will get
you yet" Several other holdups late
Saturday are being investigated by
the Oakland police.
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FINANCIAL NOTES By WIRE

Consols ZIG higher; money, 72 lid: ac-
count. 12H. Rio Tintos ~, on Is.
silver sac.
London copper at noon: Spot, fs7 los. Oh
5s futures, f66 It's Cd. on los.
The foreign visible supply OF copper de-
creased 1.414 tons and Is now "a, 40 tons.
Liverpool cotton closed quiet. w down on
near and down on distant.
%t1ld higher
Paris wheat closed A@4 higher. Antwerp
closed ! " higher. Berlin closed Y higher.
Budapest X higher.
Ohio Oil company declared = regular quar-.
terly dividend w ef-35 a share and an extra
dividend Of e6.75 parable December 30
Cearance&: Wheat. d00. 900 bushels; -four
14,00O barrels: corn and oats. none Wheat
and 6our ciearancps equal rs. 600 bushels.
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Not Guilty, : Plea by
Accused Tdnnany Man

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Everett
Fowler OF Kingston. N. r.. 50 called
"up state bag man for Tammany," was
arraigned before Judge Grain In the
general sessions court today and
pleaded not guilty to an indictment
charging him with extorting $3.50
from s. p. Hull. q contractor doing
work for the state. Fowler gave
IS. 900 bail. His attorney. Martin w.
Littleton, denied Fowler had any Idea
OF making : confessions
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
BRonMHAII,s GRAIN cAHLEs

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1.-THE opening was
firm under short covering and prices L@Md
higher and later March. which lagged. ad-
vanced a. further nd The strength in Win
nipeg on Saturday. light worlds shipments TO
the United Kingdom and Increased demand
from the continent for cargoes arriving slim
ulated support Following the opening there
was further general advance. shorts and
spectators buying freely on cable from our
Argentine agent of general rains and damage
from foods aHG fears OF wet harvest In sthe
north. Russian offers continue light and firmly
held. and Manitoba offers are irmer. for which
there is good demand. At 80 the market
was firm and K6Ad higher than Saturday.
Corn opened MOL higher and later further
advanced Am1ad. Plate spot was u higher
with less pressure here at the docks and a
firmer feeling among holders here and rumors
Of several Argentine cargoes sold to America
on Saturday. At 1.S0 p. M, market strong
and K61d higher.
Argentina--1n Northern Buenos Aires wheat
has been seriously d. matted by floods. Along
the route of the Paei life Western railroad the
prospects are good, but fine. dry weather Is
desired. In Santa Fe there has been excessive
rain and the weather is still unsettled; harvest
will shortly commence. The corn crop
has made splendid start.
Worlds shipments-Wheat last week Lose
600; previous week. 1920, 600; last year
l. S64, 600; corn. last week 3,197 900, previous
week 5,525, 600, last year g. .17s,0
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WEATHER REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO. MONDAY, NOV. IT
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS

FORECAST
Forecast till p. m, Pacific time, Tuesday:
For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Cloudy, with rain tonight and Tuesday; fresh
southwest wind.
For California north OF the Tehachapi-Rain
tonight and Tuesday: fresh southeast wind,
high on the north coast.
Fer California, south of the Tehachapi-Fair
tonight; Tuesday cloudy; light west wind
For Neyada-Rain tonight and Tuesday.
For Sacramento yailey-Rain tonight and
Tuesday; fresh southeast wind.
For Santa Clara yalley-Rain tonight and
Tuesday: fresh southwest wind
For San Joaquin ya,ley--Rain tonight ex-
cept cloudy In extreme south portion; Tuesday
rain; light south wind.
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SuIzer to Lecture
On Tamndnv Treason

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Former Cow
ernor William Sulxer will start on a
lecture tour through the principal
cities of the country beginning on
Saturday night next. The subject of
his lecture will be "The Treason OF
Tammany." Mr.. Sulzer will open in
Buffalo and go to the coast and re-
turn.
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HAY, FEED AND MEAL
Receipts OF hay for last week were Al

tons.
Wholesale prices on carload lots Of hay OF
todays market: Fancy wheat hay, light bales
$19@2l; No. wheat or wheat and oat. SIT a
Is; No. wheat or wheat and oat $i4@16.50
choice tame oat, $17@18: other tame oaf 81
stock hay, $l0@11.5o; straw. 50@75c.
Feed (per tont--Bran. $24@24.5o for white
e236 $3.50 for red: middiings, <29@33: shorts
$4I. 50142. so; cracked corn, $4l -50642. 30; al
falfa meal. car lots, $3.50; do, small lots
SIS. 80.
Meal fper toni n)--0ilcake 20 ton lots. $685. II
tons, $33.5 8 tons, $34; less than tons
S34 so: tocoanut carload lots, 500; do. 10 tons
$29; do tons. $3.50; DO small lots. $50
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Great Lakes Steamer
Sinks From Sight

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Charles I. Price, eight miles above
Port Huron, which has been floating
bottom up since the storm Of Novem-
ber 8. sank from sight at 9:25 q. m.
today. No gas buoy has yet arrived,
and the Morrell Is standing by to
warn vessels
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PORK, LARD AND OIL

The San francisco quotations this morning
on pork. lard. cooking Oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard tierces, lac: do 5s, per case.
S7.is; do los. ss-25; do 5s SS-93: do 3s. 50;
do los. $40; dc 5s, S6-S3: do 3s. $500:
yellow arrow cooking oil. 66c; white arrow
family beef, S24; family beef. $24: extra mess
beef. s24; extra prime pork. SIS; extra pig
pork 500. Califene-Tubs, 11$c; half bbls,
iI%c: i tierce, 11Ac, . tierces. 11Hc: B
fierees lie: case. 81. Cottoiene-Half bbls,
ilMc; tierce, l1Mc; tierces, 11i2c; Is,
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DEMAND
SOON FOR BONDS
N. w. HaIsey & co. Predict
Return to Higher Prices
in Local Securities

Better demand for local securities
is looked for by N. w. Halsey & Co.
of this city. who. in statement is
sued this morning, point out the sta
Diilty OF the higher grade issues ana
predict return to higher prices
IL nd,1tipcss present period q has
Deen very naturally marked by q
tendency toward stagnation and de-
preston in the bond markets of the
world. Apparently. however, there
says the firm. Whatever stringency
has existed in the money market ap-
pears to be due to q tightening OF
credit rather than any scarcity of
loanable funds. Much money undoubt-
edly has been boarded during the last
summer, to a much greater extent,
however, In continental Europe than
In the United States When condi-
tons settle so that confidence Is en-
tirely restored, there is every prob
ability than the demand for good se-
curities will be OF exceptional pro-
portions. which will naturally induce
higher prices.
Meantime, market quotations dur
ing recent months have served TO IL
lustrate afresh the desirability of
banks and others desiring a quick as
the highest grade, best seasoned is
sues. Bonds OF this type declined
during the last summer on an aver
age not more than two. or three
points, whereas some of the newer
issues of refundfng mortgage bonds
declined five to ten points and some
recent construction or development
issues lost even more radically in
market price,.
The comparative stability of the
higher grade issues is illustrated by
the following summary OF quotations
on the San Francisco Stock and Bond
exchange. covering the five most ac-
tive of the higher grade listed is
sues:
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LECTURE BY PRIEST

Rev. John w. Sullivan OF st. An-
thongs church, East Oakland. Will
lecture Thursday evening at Column
bus hall in Golden Gate avenue, this
city. under the auspices Of the Cath
oiice Professional Women's club. He
Will take Tor hie subject "MOdsrn
ThouRht.r
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Knocked Down and
Robbed by 3 Footpads

a. 3. Otis. 1922 Bush street. was
knocked down by trio OF footpads
early today because he did not obey
their order to throw up his hands
quick enough. AS he lay In the gut
the highwaymen went through his
pockets. securing "a. watch, chain
and iocket. 81
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17
PRovIsIoN PRoDUcTs

Wholesale price list on provision proincts
given this morning By Miller 4 Lux. Hams
{per lbl-Eastern ~ & L. brand, Ole: Cali
fornia H. II. brand, 20c; piencs. 121xe; ba-
con- eastern NJ. & L. brand Sf0 average 25c;
$40, 22c. Pure lard-Tierce basis l3c; short
eninH. tiefce. 10i1e compound. II. II. brand.
ticrce beels, l0c; salad al. 76c; white cook
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HANS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, 1912,
z2e; do 1914, 22c; DO l4-16. 22c; primrose.
bacon, 40. soc; eastern star hams, 1912,
n 11cs do I2-l4 2l1lc; eastern skid hams. 23c
do 14-16. n 1tc; eastern star bacon. 40. 29c;
do 6-S. 2sc; do $40. 27c; do 1912. 26c; mon
arch hams 1912, 20c; do. 1916. 2Ic: monarch
picnic hams. 14Hc; arrow bacon. $40. 26hc;
do 1912, 75kc; medium bacon, 201sc: 1t. d.
8. $40, 2Sc; do 10-12. 22c: light medium.
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Three Suffragettes
Sent Up for Riotine

LONDON, Nov. 17.-Three suf-
fragettes were sentenced 70 prison
today for rioting In front Of the home
office in Deming street They were:
Catherine Jones, two months; Mary
each
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Local Oil Quotations
THE COTTON MARxET

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 17-Cotton due IN
changed to II higher. Opened quiet. 2h@a
lower At 1915 p. m, easy. 3@4 lower.
Fair business in spot. lower at 7.50d. Sales.
10000. including 1000 American.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11.--Port receipts today
estimated at IS, 900; last week. 81 ,2S2; last
year. p0.1s5 Rain fell yesterday over the
south Atlantic and east gulf states. In the
southwest the weather partly cloudy to
clear. There Will be rain In the sonth Allan.
tic states today. Elsewhere fair weather is
indicated.
New York due to open 7ao lower. II is a
trading market and likely to remain SO for a
time
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u. S. w. v. TO HOLD DANCE

The first annual bail Of the Central
Relief board of the United Spanish
War Veterans will be held in Eagles
hall. 273 Golden Gate avenue. next
Friday evening The proceeds will be
devoted TO the relief OF distressed
members OF the organization who are
strangers in San Francisco.
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FLOUR AND 0RAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour tper bbD--Net cash: California family
extras. $5.60t46: bakers extras. S4.65 at 20;
superfne. $3.9014 10: Dakotas. eS.40617 20;
Kansas $6m6.25.
Wheat tper ctl)-California club. $l.45@
49, northern wheat bluestem N-6o@l ;65
I-46N; club, $l.45d1. .464; forty fold, $500
1921.
Barley (per ctI)--Good to choice feed. $3.50
and brewing, &1.35@1.40
Oats tper cfl)-Whlte feed. $1.4o6i i475a
red seed. 81 loG 2, 20; black. $25e@s: !.
white, Sl.s1: Eg,ptian white, 81 609 1. IS;
Kafnr, s1.eORI .65
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LOCAL rRUIr MARKET


Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box. Newton
pfppins, tier, $1.5O61.75; 4sa tier. $1.1o@
40; bellhower. tier, $1.65@1.75: do AZ
tier, $125@1 130; Rhode Island greetings, 4
tier, $1.25@1.35: do Az tier. 81: Delaware
reds, tier. &1-3o61.4 20; do Az fier, $l.l50
i.z9: Hoover. tier, 81 Is Q1-s5: dc AZ tier.
$l9l.zS; Baldwin, tier. &1.25G1.50: do ~
tier, $l@L25: Oregon spitzenbergs, $1.75@
zoo; do Jonathans. $1.5001l.75.
Quinces-Per box, 50cM$1.25.
75cG$I25.
Persimmons-Per box. 75cM$1 25.
Pears-Winter Nellis, $1@2
Grapes lper crate)-Toksy, 75c@$1; Malaga.
6Sc4$l; black, 45@65c; muscats 65c6$1;
queen. 7oc@$1: cornichon 65@ Zoe; lugs, S5cQ
Strawberries -S5R6
Raspberries-Per chest $46S
auckleberries Per lb, 467pc.
. cranberries- Cape Cod. per bbl. $9@9. 60;
New Jersey late reds. per bbi, $1O@ 1880; Coos
Bay. per box. t2.25@2.60
Citrus Fruits (per box)--Lemons. standard,
$S@3.50; choice. s4.50@s: fancy. s80e. 80:
iemonettes. 81 Is @2.5o; grapefruit seedless. So
U4-50; lines. per ease, $5.50Q5-50
Oranges-Valencias, per box, $3-5066; ma
Tropical Fruits Bananas. Hawaiian, 75c@
l.5O per bunch; do Central American. 415c
per ID; do Mexican. 2@4c per lb; pineapples,
per dozen, Hawaiian. $1.25625 So
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POULTRY AND CANE

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry ipeF lb)-Cailfornia fryers. 15d17c:
old ROSTERS, logic; do young. 1sd1Tc, hens.
log @lge; eastern hens, led5 Ice; do young stock
15617c.
California Hens {per doz) z)--Medium. e450@
s; do extra, seas: old roosters, $4Q5; young
roosters. $e@6.50; do full grown. seas: fryers
$S@6: broiIers, $3M4.5O: ducks. old, $4D5; dc
a.: eastern hens. $7G1l, according to size
geese, per pair, seas.
Turkeys (per 1b)-Live young. 1S@20c
dressed young gobblers 25627c: hens. 22@25c
Game (per dox) Rabbits. $2.25Q2.13: Bel
gian hares, sac. Wild $1.50@2; geese, white
&1@2: do. gray, $4@5.
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COURT IN RECESS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE SUI
preme court Of the United states 1t
1911 o'clock today took : recess until
Monday, December Il at noon
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MARRIAGES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage Hcenses were Issued
in San Francisco today:
John G. westphal. 81. Oakland, and Mary
Dale. IS. 1874 Grove street
Joseph Hahn Jr-. 30. Younville, and Claire
Mnrdock, 49, 415 Pirece street
George Bowe. "a. San Francisco, and Justine
Comet, %. Greenup. Ill.
Ferdinand L. Boegel: %. San Rafael, and
Fred Christen. 81, Colma. and Freda Imsand,
Is. DAILY City.
John e. Hindman, "a, 2271 Mission street,
and Nellie Doolittie, "a 227l Mission street
Frank Stevens, IA, 1875 Golden Gate ave
nue. and Margaret Kenna, "a. 1875 Golden
Gate avenue.
Joseph Mclaughlin. %. 11s1 Church street,
and Sarah L. McCauley, 23. 11SI Church street.
Michael Maslach, %. 6U7A Shotwell street,
sfraef
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fra a.
cisco Wholesale market:
Potatoes lper ctI)-Deita whites. s5cd&1 10,
Salinas. $1-00@225; sweets. 75e@$I.25; Ore
gen Burbanks. $1.2o61.40.
Onions tper ctD-S1lverskins. $1.75@2: OF
street. 15c higher.
Observation-Disclosures. 25@75e per box; de-
southern. per crate. 50c6$1; okra. per pox,
s5e; string beans. 2@6c per 10; lima, ~ as
per Id; peas, safe per ID; green peppers, 25@
Coo per box; do southern, per ID. 2@Sc; hoi
chile. Toe per box; eggplant 40c 0sl per box;
do southern, per ID. 2@4c: rhubarb. 75c q
ST. % per box; cabbage, $l-25@l.75 per ctl;
squash. summer. per box. 75c@}1; do cream
b0915c; Hubbard. per sack. Tp@75c do mar.
rovfat, 65@75e; sprouts, 81 acc per Ib: mush
rooms, per ID. 40@50c; carrots, per sack, 509
15c: celery. small crates. 81 $l01.25: garlic, pei
ID. IQ9c; cuenmbers. per box, 90cQ$1.
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rpreu rIsH

Fresh Fish {cleaned and iced. I. o. b. prices,
per ib)-Halibut. lie: carp. &c: catfish, 12@
121zc: Goldfish, 10c; red rock. 9Q12c; barracu-
da. &c: soles 5@6c: sand dnbs, &c; sea bass.
l2hc; tomcod. Zoe; shsd. &c; smelt. 121sc:
crawfsh. 26630c; kingfsh, Sc: sardines. DC:
white bait, Sc; Humboldt salmon, 10@l1c.
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BUTTER. CHFEgE AND raos

Cat. storage extras 33c Sic 35c 35c
Cheese-California fancy fats, 1Dc a pound;
nrsfs, l5c; fancy Young Americas, 171ac; 90
frsts. 15c.
| Retailers charged &c a pound on each square
quotations.
Receipts today: Butter. 81, 900 pounds; eggs.
20 ,7s0 dozen; cheese. 14o00 pounds.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
BA1LLIE-In this city, November 10. 1913.
Catherine, beloved wife OF William Baillie. a
native Of New Brunswick.
EBERWEIN-In this city November 10. to
the wife of NJ. d. Eberwein. son.
SMITH-In Oakland Nov IA, 1913, to the wife
of ]. Jerome Smith, a daughter.
WARING-In this city. Nov. 3. to the wife
OF Edward F. Waring, twin sons
MARRIAGES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this city. Novem-
Der IS, by the Rev. Samuel Quickmire pas
tor OF Howard Street Methodist Episcopal
church. William Huxtable of San. Mateo,
Cal, and Emma Louisa Spencer of San Fran
cisco.
RETTMEyER- -ROLLINS-In this city, Novem-
ber 10, by the Rev. Samuel Quickmire, pas
tor OF the Howard Street Methodist Episco-
pal church, Paul Young Reitmeyer Of Chi
cago III. and May Rollins of Jersey
Shore. Pa
WARNER-DOCKERY- this city Novem-
Der 10 By the Rev. Samuel Quickmire, pas
tor OF Howard Methodist Episcopal church,
Fred Knauer Warner and Villa Bell Dock
cry, both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-17
OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
today in Oakland:
Joseph E. Quinn. 23. and Mary Nelk, 90
both OF Sacramento.
Peter n. Rodriguez %. and Augusta Fer
nandez, 49, both Of Oakland.
Frank A. Burmmund. 26, and Bessie +.
Cannon, II, both of Oakland.
Louis S. Amaral %, and Helen A. Martin,
20. both Of Alyarado
Farney Fl. Bond. 25 Stockton, and Eliza
beth Rumford. 22, Oakland.
Hugh A. Cummins, 33. Oakland. and Nellie
A. Schumacher. 81, Alameda
Charles d. Smith. %. and Pauline NJ. Cyph-
ers. ID. both Of Oakland