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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
PREVENTS GAIN
IN PRODUCTION
Lack of Cars Is Experienced by
Calumet & Arizona

g The Calumet and Arizona company
R Is having difficulty To obtain the cars
b "tich II desires. ON the other hand
the railroad states that this is caused
py inability To unload at Douglas fast
enough, SAYS the Bisbee Rovicw. As
the smelter comes to completion this
uItiioulty will be obviated but at the
present time it prevents the handling
OF any Increase in output by this COM
pany
Meantime the properties of the c.
ana \. never looked better During
the year developments were the most
satisfactory of any i'm the history of |
IN" company. Like the Copper Oueen
II has undertaken much important
work in the past. The concreting of
IN" junction is chief among these Il
was In the past year, too. that the I'M
watering scheme was completed am
practically all of the water from the
mines of the district was first hoisteu
through the Junction The fact that
the Briggs ships direct from lis ovr
smart Is another development of 19l. $
'' ~ WI 'iiN tl comment.
c. & A. New Plant q
me work started a year ago ON fin, Y
new smeltcr now under construction {
~ lEe calumet n Arizona compan, h
laS made excellent progress up To this :
ime and the work is now farther nd. e
'anced than had been hoped for who, q
started. Many of the several de- Il
artments are now nearing compile o.
ION ana IN" great stacks, one 81
eet hish has been completed. I'll,
ampling building was finished som,
me ago, though its fun cquipmen, t.
not complete dI
steel structures To accommodate In, 81
No Hreat dust chambers. one to ac Re
immediate the furnaces and the otbe o.
accommodate the roasting plan W
e All complete and the one beddin. al
'ouhd is now ready for the plan, le
hen II is complete. All the men an
actical To handle are now emplove, Sc
ut the new plant is to be rushed {, pc
lnpietion at the earliest possibl, an
ne and it is hoped that complet, w
Grafton may be under way hv IN, LET
ST of next July GU
c. q A. in Superior District. Nj
The Calumet Il Arizona about thre, sh
q one-half miles southeast from Sp loT
nor is now employing about eight, Sh
m considerable of whom are Mexi tul
rs compartment shaft i,
ng sunk and was So feet deep Tues
" December L. majority of IA, l
ce is "roployed in assessment work XXI
istruction Of tent houses for en- 'o'
YES teamiug etc. Superintendent vel
n. Hooper formerly with the che. y"
ng and later with the Copper Creci TS
trict is n charge. The shaft is be '''
sunk on the limestone and quart Wv
contact upon which the Magm. -,
'pcr company and the Lake Supc-
Arizona property also are 10 '''o
ed The contact has dir of abou =,
~ degrees and the strike is from o.,
northwest To the southwest. Th, -,
perN has been examined and IA
AMY reported on by CHIEF Gcolopist
alemon Of the Calumet & Arizona ~
method of exploration undoubtcd 90
VIII De the same as that employc, ion,
the {. A. at Bisbec. An clectri,
'er line is being strung from Ray
NJ fourteen miles distant. ana i.
q frame is being erected at tn, .
H. The company owns 60 claims. -,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10

The city council OF Budapest has
appropriated $4,000 to be used in en-
tertaining the delegates To the Inter
national Suffrage Alliance. which is {,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
HELP WANTEn--FEMALE.

WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Must have had experience.
\ competent girl will receive good
wages. Apply To Mrs. w. u. Ander-
son, 43p EIGHTH ST., Red Jacket. IF
Experienced dining room
girl. Palace Hotel, Iaurium. If
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
Capped.

Yankee. boastiug of the great heat
experienced In America Its so hot It
burns the wings off the flies! Pat
That's nothing 10 what it is in ireland!
We have TO feed hens on ice cream to
keep them from laying boiled eggs!-
London Telegraph.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
FOR sALE-7-room house, 4OS7 Cone

FOR sale at cheap bargain 5-room
house No. 4S7 Caledonia street, two
houses from street car.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
Read for Profit
NEWS Want ADS
Use for Results
NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
The annuaI meeting of ,he Stock
nc iders of The Florida Water Co., for
the election of directors and the tran
Saction Of other business, viii he held
IN the Finnish Hall, Florida Location.
Houghton County, Michigan, on Sat
arday. January nth, 1913, at 500
7. NJ.
Arthur Knowles, Secretary.
Dec rs 30 Jan , 4 6 8 10 II
advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
lnanimate Statesmen.

lnanimate Statesmen.
Are those good graphophones?
The goods speak for themselves"
That's 50 Well. wind one IN and
lets see II II can effect a sale."-Louis-
vile Courier..lourual.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
Quit, Likely.

What do you know of old dog
Tray"
Judging 10y the name. hG must have
heat the deuce "-New York press
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
CLASSIFIED ADS
WAN ED.

3 CENTS A POUND paid for clean
white cotton rags. No scraps. Calu-
met News Office. ~
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY LOANED on furniture pianos and
other security: lowest rates; most favorable
terms IN the city. See others. then see MT
and be convinced; viii you money; So
weekly pays $50 loan. Phone Market COPS
GEORGE ". MILLER, S0Oe 10Th st. south
west corner Mission. room 35.
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Local Oil Quotations
FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE
L.. IL Il L.fE

louuon slfAer, - Seu. Oh o-lou-
OF the fl 100000 OF South African gold Of
fered in the open market. f400.000 taken
for New York, while 100000 was taken for
India
Liverpool wheat closed A@1s lower. Corn
A@ss lower.
pest u lower. Paris closed A91A lower.
Liverpool cotton closed steady, 315@4 lower
on near, 212 D3 lower distant.
London cables Bank has bought gold in
the open market and the situation is consid-
erbly better" This in connection with reduc-
tion in German bank rate yesterday.
Consols up 3-16, money ~ 1916, account
727s, Rio Tintos IS. up Is.
London copper opened with spot quiet. ETA
lis Cd. of 2s Cd; futures ET3 rs Cd. OFF IS Cd !;
lead f20 IS Cd, up Is Sd.
G. and o. third week in October, increased
S25,916; from July | increased $3.50, ,es5.
Contract stocks in Chicago-Wheat, this
week 10000 bushels. last week 5,362. 900,
last year LIST 600: corn, this week 1,I2S. 600,
last week 1,S17.000, last year 4S5. 000 oats,
this week 100000. last week 6 6,23S, 600. last
year 81. 600.
A bulletin to Byrne & Mcdonnell from New
York says the currency bill will not provide
Attention is being directed by conservative
interests to the fact that in 10 years Southern
Pacific has more than doubled its earning
power the common stock
London copper closed easy: spot, ETA 15s.
of Is Cd; futures, f73 5s of IS Sd. Spelter,
f20 12s Cd, unchanged.
Bradstreet's: Wheat-Increase this week,
/. 800. .0o0: last week, 5.0SS. 600; last year,
Il. .010. 900.
Clearances-wheat CAT, 900, -four 1000, corn
1000. oats 27,000. Wheat and flour equal
679, 600 bushels.
G.. w. Hillard, financial representative for
the receivers of the st. Louis and Fan Fran
cisco railroad, has deposited with the BANKERS
Trust company and submitted to the company s
fiscal agents in Paris. Berlin, London, Amster-
dam and Frankfort the necessary funds with
xyh oh n nav interest due November I on
general lien per cent bonds.
Southern railway earnings: September.
gross increase 1881. 900, net decrease $I15 400:
for three months. gross increase 1851. 700, net
decrease $519, 900.
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POLICEMAN SHOOTS UP
QUAKER BUTCHER SHOP

James Downs. patrolman, tried to
shoot up the meat shop of Anthony
Tambone, in Philadelphia. The one
bullet fired whizzed past the employe
for whom it was intended, narrowly
missed Mary Tambone, wife OF the
proprietor. and sent the few custom
ers in the store scurrying to shelter.
Henry Mitchell. an employe Of Tam
bone, leaped the counter and knocked
down the policeman with cleaver.
Downs was intoxicated. He and
another man were seated at the en-
trance to the shop interfering with
customers. Mitchell asked them to go
away. Downs Immediately became
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
HANF ORD'S PLANS
KEPT IN SECRET
Agents OF Eastern Capital Are
Inspecting Oakland Rail-
way Properties

r. G. Hanford has got San Francisco
guessing. He says he has arranged
for the financing of F. NJ Smiths
holdings in the s2O0,0OO,000 United
Properties company, but he has let no
one into the secret. Today, as yester-
day. his reply to queries is, Nothing
more to say. yet"
He brought back with him from
New York representatives of the
financial houses that he has interested
in the great Oakland Terminal pail-
ways properties but their identity and
connections are cloaked in mystery
Today these eastern representatives
are inspecting the Oakland properties
So far no meeting has been arranged
between Hanford and the trustees of
the United Properties company.
Il believe Mr.. Hanford has a re-
financing plan for the company" said
one of these trustees today but so far
no one knows it but himself Whether
it will be acceptable remains to be
seen. The capital he now commands
is said to be sufficient to insure the
development of the properties on the
broad scale originally planned. If
that be so, Mr. Hanford will find no
unnecessary hindrance placed in the
way or closing the DEAL"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Vital Statistics
BORN

AGNERI-In this city, October II, 1913. to the
wife of Enrico Agneri. a son.
ARRIoLA-In this city, October "a. 1918, to
the wife of Eugene ATriola, son.
BROWNIE this city October 16. 1913, to
the wife of Walter r. Brown, son.
CAFFERATA-In this city, October 10, 1913.
to the wife of August ]. Cafferata, son.
C0LLAGHAN-In this city. October 15, 1913,
to the wife OF Ambrose Collaghan, son.
CORRiE-In this city. October 10. 1913, TO
the wife Of Ruby Ray Corrie. daughter.
to the wife of Mateo Degiroamo, daughter.
D0E-In this city. October 16 1918, TO the
wife Of Alvah b. Doe. daughter.
ECKENBERG-In this city. October II, 1913,
to the wife of Hugo 5. Eckenberg. son.
FLEMING-In this city, September Z, 1913. to
the wife Of Albert .. Fleming, a daughter
the wife of Charles Futcher. daughter.
GEMINANI-In this city, October 10, 1913. to
the wife Of Attillio Geminiani son.
HARGENS-In this city, October Z, 1913, to
the wife OF John NJ Hargens, daughter.
JACOBSON-In this city, October H. 1913, 10
the wife of Oscar jacobson. daughter.
J0SUE-In this city, October 10, 1918, TO
the wife Of C. G. ]. Josue. son.
LA MANNA--In this city, October %. 1913. TO
the wife Of Gioachino La Mamma. daughter.
LAJEUNESSE-In this city, october %. 1913.
TO the wife of Fred NJ. Lajeunesse, daugh-
MALAYRINA-In this city. October IT. 1913.
to the wife of Giaeomo Malayrina, son.
MATSoN-In this city, October %, 1913. TO
the wife Of John II. Matson. a son.
MAXwEi.L-In this city. October 21, 1913. to
the wife of Harry a. Maxwell, daughter.
MILLERY-In this city, October 23, 1913. to
the wife of William Miliery, a son.
MIoN--In this city. october S, 1913, to the
wife Of Giovanni Mon, sou.
NAvOS--In this city, October "a, 1913, to
the wife OF Reuben 3. Navos. a son.
ROssI-In this city, September %, 1913. to
the wife Of Anseimo Rossi, son.
SCHAPPLER-In this city. October II, 1918,
to the wife of Louis William Schappler,
a son.
SPRINGER-In this city. October 10, 1913. to
the wife Of Frederick T. Springer, daugh-
ter.
SULTAN-In this city, to the wife of Ernest
J. Sultan, a daughter.
TASSONI-In this city, October II, 1918, to
the wife OF Louis Tassoni. twin sons.
TOILINI-In this city. October "a, 1913, to
the wife of Ambroglio Tollinf, a son.
ZIMMERMAN--In this city, October q, 1913.
ITO the wife OF Fred William Zimmerman, q
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OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In Oakland today:
Joseph G. Lawrence, 21, and Mary A. Con-
zales 16, both of San Ramon.
George w. Smith, 20. and Ada A. Hutchins,
25, both of San Francisco
Percy A. Warren, u, and Florence e. Scott,
%, both OF Oakland.
Sidney P. Brown. "a. and Bessie Hagen, 10,
both of Oakland.
Samuel B. Dexter, %, San Francisco and
Grace L. 0lin. 20, Los Angeles.
Daniel A. I.andes %. and June Dunbar. 20,
both of San Francisco
Byron n. Priest, 20. and Florence E. For
derer, 20, both of Alameda
John Ashbury Jr., %. Denver, Colo, and
Anna M. Miller. "a. Berkeley.
Charles w. Ruedy, 30. and Beulah 7. Hug
ulry, 30, both Of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28

AsAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 300
Market ST. opposite 5th-Day and evening
sessions.
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A,sso dozen. cheese $4,000 pounds.
LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted this morning on the San fran
cisco wholesale fruit market.
reciduons Fruits (per boxl-Apples, New
town pippins, tier, $1.50@1.75; do AVS tier.
Sl.So og1 90; Spitzbergens, 4 tier. 81 .40@ 20
do 4a tier, S1l5@1.25; Baldwins. $1.50g l 90
Bellfower, 355 tier, $1.40@1.55; do tier,
$l.50g1-6J do 41s tier, S1.25@1.3 .35; Rhode
Island greetings, tier. $1.25@1.3o; do 415
tier, S5c@$1. Oregon, SIG 5@l.S5-
Peaches-SmalI boxes, 75c@$l; do lugs, 500
Figs fper box)-Black, single layer, 50@75c:
do double layers. S1@1.25; white. 50090c.
Ounces tper box)--75c@$I.
Pomegranates (per box)-75c@S1.2o; large
boxes. $1@1.50.
Persimmons fper box)-S1@1.50.
Fears tper box)-Winter Nellls, $l.23G2;
other varieties. 75e@S1.5O.
Grapes-Isabella, $1@1.25; Tokay, 50@75c;
Malaga, 15cG$1; black. 40@65c; Muscats, 40
g63c; Cornichon 50@65c. Lugs-Tokay, 90
0Ioc; Muscat. $1@1.25; black 75c@$1.
Berrles-Strawberries, per chest. S3.3O44-
Kaspberries (per est}--S4.50
Huckleberries tper ib)-4@10c
Cranberries tper bbI)-Cape Cod, $S@S. so;
Coos Bay, per box, 81 25@2. so.
Melons--Nutmegs. per box, 50cG$1.25;
watermeions per doz $l.T5@3
Citrus Fruits (per box)--Lemons. standard,
$4-50g5.50 choice, $6@T; fancy. $797.50
grapefruit, fancy seeding, $2@3 half box; do
seedless, $5.50Q6 lines, per case, $5@6.
oranges tper box w alencias, S4M6.
tropical Fruit-Bananas, Hawaiian, 15c@
Sl.5O per bunch: do Central American. 3h n4c
200.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2S
From Iioilo. stmr Indrawadi-
From Taiara bay, stmr Azov.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20
From Seattle, stmr Buckman.
From Fort Bragg. stmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles, stmr Harvard
From Los Angeles, stmr Hanalel.
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PREMIUMS FIRM
ON WINTER WHEAT.
Milling Demand Good, but
Sales Kept Down by
Bulge in Futures

CHICAGO, Oct 28.-Premiums on
winter wheat are gradually frming
The milling demand was good yester-
day. but the bulge in futures kept the
Mills and elevators were good buyers
at Kansas City and prices there and
at st. Louis advanced " Ole. while
Omaha was 1c higher.
strsngtb n c1rn thar prices frr snoweu inritv gf
of the markets. Chicago was " a 1c
higher, with shipping sales of 10000
bushels. while St. Louis and Kansas
City were 1@1hc higher, the latter
market reporting that there was not
enough to supply the demand. Peoria
jumped 1Ac. while Omaha was un-
changed to &c higher.
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Financial Summary

American stocks In London quiet and irreg-
ular
Reported that Henry C. Friek will resign
as director Of Pennsylvania railroad.
Senate adjourned until noon Thursday and
house until noon today.
Guggenheim interests place order for smelt-
ing plant In Alaska calling for 1000 tons of
steel shapes.
San Francisco dispatch says Standard OIL
company of California decides to stop buying
oil lands which are subjects to litigation with
government
Official of the British government denies
report that Great Britain is trying to enlist
continental powers to exercise pressure on
United States in regard to its Mexican policy.
Concessions in steel prices continue with
very few large rail orders in sight.
Lackawannas September net after taxes de-
creased $4S, 531.
London settlement begins today.
Twelve industrials advanced 80, 20 active
rails advanced GA, rails 1926, industrials
1888.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes (per ctD-Delta whites, 75c@Sl;
Salinas, 81. .S5@2.10; sweets. S1.25@ so; Japs,
$I.35.
Onions (per ctl)--Silverskins, s1.30@1. so; on
street, 15c higher
Vegetables Tomatoes, 5oc9$1.50 per box;
garlic. S@10c per lb; cucumbers $1Gl1.50 per
box; okra, per box. 5o@65c: string beans. 5G7c
per lb lima, 6@Sc; peas. 7@9c per lb: green
peppers. coarse per box; hot chile, 55G65c;
eggplant. 75cM$1 per box: squash. summer.
S1.50@2 per box; do cream, per box. 50965c:
Hubbard. per sack, 75GS5c: do marrowfat 65
GI5e; sprouts, 69Sc per lb; celery, per doz.
lunches. 40c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations In San Francisco $his morning:
Flour (per bbl)-Net cash: California family
extras, $5.6o@6; bakers extras, $46o45-20
superfne. $3.90@4.I0: Dakotas, Sc Hog 40;
Kansas $6Q6.25.
Wheat (per ctl)-California club. $l.46H a
1471h northern wheat bluestem, $l.60@
1.671a Turkey red sI.55G1 50; red Russian,
81. .4614 al .471a; club, $1.46A @1.4TA; forty
fold. $1.521s @1.55.
Barley fper ctl)--Good to choice feed. 1.35
@1.3Il5: lower grades, $1.30@ .321a; shipping
and brewing, SI.4oM1.45.
Oats {per ctil--White feed. $1.421a @1471a,
red seed 81. .o5 20; do feed, nominal; black,
s.. .50d3.
Corn (per ctl)-Prices largely nominal. Yel-
low, bulk, $l.T3; do white, S1.I4; Egyptian
white Sl.6501.I0; Kafir, $1.6jW1675a
Rye (per ctl}-$1.45@1. recleaned.
81 5T15 a 621s
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CH1CAGO Oct. 2S.-Receipts: FIour-
This week. AZ 600: last week. "a. 900: last year.
80, 600 Wheat--This week, 80, 600; last week.
&c. 600. last year. 1000. Corn--This week
16l 000 last week. 1s3, 900: last year, 216. .0o0.
0ats-This week. 32s. 600; last week, 33J eco;
last year, SOS, 900.
Shipments. Flour-This week, 1000; last
week, 13e00; last year. 10000 Wheat-This
week 10000. last week. 00,O00; last year,
194. 900. Corn--This week. l22. GOO; last week,
2JS. 600; last year, 1850 0ats--This week.
29z, ,000 last week, 362, 600; last year, 47S,000.
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THE coTToN MARKrT

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2s.--Cotton due lower
on October and unchanged to u lower on the
balance. Opened quiet, 2@3 lower. At 1915
steady. 1 lower October and II lower to
u higher on other months. Spot freely offered,
Q lower at 1.T5. Sales, 5000 bales, including
5000 American. AT 2 p. m l lower than
at 1915.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-New York due to
open unchanged to 4 higher. Advlces to the
Journal of Commerce show that the crop has
deteriorated in North Carolina. South Caro-
lima and Georgia. Crop prospects damaged by
killing FROST Picking about normal Storm
Of September injured grade of cotton. But
little held and sold as fast as gathered.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
today In San Francisco:
Harold P. Hustace. %. Stewart hotel. and
Margery X. Mcclure, 20. 522 Lake street
John C. Hote. 81, Cazadero. and Frances I.
Healey. 80, 2S14 Folsom street.
Horace B. Clifton, 33, 1901 California street
and olga @. Schulz, 81, Dixon
Edward J. Thomson, 40, 100 Kansas street,
and Josephine G. Hennig. SO, address.
Henry Taylor. %, 10 Wetmore street, and
Vera Ginochio 49, 1882 Vallejo street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
SAN RAFAEL LICENSES

SAN RAFAEL. Oct 2s.--Marriage licenses
issued here yesterday follow
Rudolph Silvey, 20, and Marie Galleazzi. Fl.
both of Oakland.
Edwin r. wroughton. 81 Coronado, and
Lenorc r. Moore. 20, San Francisco.
Charles r. Mason. 40, and Arben Best, ~.
both Of New York city
George e. Baxter, 81, and Maude Willie
Egan, lS both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
GRAIN QUOTATIONS
CHICAGO. Oct. 2s.-The leading futures
HRooMHAIT;s GRAIN cAprrs

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2S.--The market opened
with shorts covering strength In America
and dry weather in Argentina and prices were
#@h higher. Russian offers are irmer with
offers lighter, although interior reserves are
conceded to be large. Following the opening
and during the morning, there was some profit
taking from the high and prices lost %@1s.
Private reports from Argentina were more re-
assuring and the continued liberal Winnipeg
receipts and the increase in the visible there
with pressure in spot here caused the decline
At 1870 p. m the market was easy and un-
changed to u higher than yesterday. but IS az
on from the opening.
Corn opened " higher with America and
sale of Plate corn TO Montreal. Later there
was realizing with decline of * on the
pressure Of spot and this augmented by
additional cargo arrivals here.
The European visible supply of wheat this
week increased S4s00 bushels and now
amounts to 70. 10000 bushels. Last year
there was an increase Of 100000 bushels.
when the total amounted S5. 200 coo.
Dryness continues in Hungary and 1t is
feared that the acreage viii be reduced. Ma
tive offers are light and as a result shorts
have covered freely in Budapest, which has
held this market firm
General indications In Australia point to
wheat crop of l00, ,0o0, 900 bushels. Last year
the total crop amounted TO 20. 900 bushels.
Shorts covered freely in Paris at the open
ing with an advance owing to Light native
offers and good consumptiye demand.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
PORK. LARD AND OIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork lard. cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard tierces. 141ac; do 5s, per
case, $7.3S; do los, S9.15: do 5s, s9.23; do 3s.
S563 do 10s ST. .05; do 5s, 81. .13; do IS, 81. 20:
yellow arrow cooking oil. 66c: white arrow
family beef $2i family beef, S2l: extra mess
beef. S24; extra prime pork, S25; extra pig
pork $29. Caifene-Tubs, 11sse; half bbls.
tierces, lie; case. 81 Cottolene--Haif bbls.
like: / tierce, 11asc: 2 tierces, Ike; IS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28

TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~
For Honolulu and Kahuui. stmr Honolulan,
Captain J. 5. Greene, at . p m-' lfom spear
For Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Admiral Far
ragut. Captain ]. Griffith, at p. NJ Irom
Howard street wharf.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20
For Seattle stmr Nome City. Captain l.
Hansen, at 5 D. M, from First street wharf.
For Grays Harbor. stmr ]. B. Stetson. Gap,
tain c. Lofstrom, at p. m, from foWell
For Coos Bay, stmr Hardy. Captain H;
Nicholson. at p. m, from Harrison s'resl
wharf. -, -
For Eureka, stmr F. A. Kilburn. Captain e
H. Mcclellan, at Il M, from Vallejo street
For Eureka, stmr Phoenix. Captain, p. Ko-
keritz, at IL a NJ, from LomDaru saee'
For Eureka. stmr Vanguard, Captain J. Q.
Odland, at p, m- from Lombard street wnalh, sai.
For Fort Bragg stmr Brunswick, Captain
J. r. Wahlgren, at p. m, from Army street
For Point Arena. stmr Sea Foam. Captain
Henrickson. at p. M, from MISSION streee
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Clara, Captain
G. NJ. Jessen, at 10 a. m, from Vale1o street
wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego stmr Har-
vard Captain R. Jepsen, at p m-, from
Pacific street wharf.
ARRIVED OCTOBER 2s
Gas a. M stmr F. A. Kilburn, Mcclellan, ls
ss s1rs 70 Sorth Psec s@
6:45 a. m stmr Bandon. Norberg, 43 hours
from Bandon; AIS, 900 feet lumber to A. f..
7:25 a. m, stmr Caspar. Madsen, is hours
from Caspar; $4,000 feet lumber and 100
boxes apples to Caspar Lumber company
SAILED OCTOBER 2s
7:15 a. m stmr A. NJ Simpson, Bendegard,
a. m, power schr Surprise. Olsen. Pigeon
point.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS
rArIrnpNTA

suisun bay-Army point gas buoy, IA. re-
lighted October %, having been heretofore
reported extingushed- c. and g. s. charts
1884. $3.50. Buoy List. Pacific coast, lsld
D. 49, Coast Pilot, Pacific coast. 1868, p %.
Sulsun bay-Avon wharf temporary fog sig.
nal, established October %, on outer ena OF
Associated Oil company wharf near buils mead
point. 1t is a steel triangle struck Dy nanu'
six blows every 20 seconds
By direction of the commissioners OF light
houses. II. w. RHODES, Inspector.