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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-25
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25
For Honolulu and Kahului. stmr Honolulan.
Captain j. s. Greene, at p m. from
For victoria stmr Umatilla. Captain t.
J. Reilly, at 2 P. m. from Broadway wharf
Captain N. A. Smith, at 8 o. M. from How
ard street wharf
For Coos Bay. stmr Redondo. Captain c.
Erickson. at 8 p m., from Lombard street
- WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20
For New York and Europe via San Pedro
and Tehuantepec. stmr Nevadan, at 10 a. M,
from Oakland railroad wharf.
For Seattle. Tacoma and Everett stmr Will
mington. Captain j. Ramselus, at p. M.
For Astoria and Portland stmr Bear, Cap
tain L. n. Nopander, at II m-. from pier 40.
For Eureka. stmr F. A.. Kilburn, Captain
T. III. Mcclellan, at II m. from Vallejo street
wharf.
For Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata.
stmr Phoenix. Captain Z. kokeritz. at ii a. M,
For Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick. Captain
]. b. Wahlgren. at p M. from Army street
For Point Arena. Mendocino and Little
River. stmr Sea Foam. Captain Henrickson, at
2. M. from Mission street wharf.
wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Har.
vard: Captain X Jepsen, at p. M, from
For Coos Bay, stmr Hardy. Captain H.
Nicholson, at p. m, from Harrison street
wharf.
For Eureka. stmr Vanguard. Captain J.. o.
Odland, at p. M. from Lombard street
wharf.
ARRIVED NOVEMBER 25
$50 a. M. stmr r. A. Kilburn. Mcclellan.
% hours from Eureka; passengers and mer-
chandise to North Pacific Steamship company
3:i5 a.. M, stmr Canine, Ahlfn 66 hours
from Astoria; passengers and merchandise to
Swayne & Hot. Inc.
$40 a. m.. stmr Wilmington, Ramselius 80
I. g.. c. n
son & Co.
a. M. stmr Speedweli Rosenblad, SO
hours from San Pedro: ballast to A. F. Esta-
brook a. Co.
SAILED NOVEMBER 25
m., sfnr Ravalli. Nelson, Eureka.
1:25 a. M. stmr Alcatraz. Krause, Green
wood.
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Financial Summary

american stocks in London firm, A@H
higher.
General Electric employees at Schenectady
vote to strike this morning
Figures compiled by Dow. Jones & Co. show
that stock holders In 191 corporations total
stock.
President Brown and Vice President Bennett
OF National Railways OF Mexico confer with
local bankers to consider ways 10 meet $780,
COO interest due December l.
NJ. X & T. report for year shows s.. .295 900
net income and 81, ,316 600 surplus, larger than
any year. except 1907.
Secretary Daniels instructs Rear Admiral
Fletcher to proceed to Tampico and Tuxpam
oil fields aud investigate conditions there.
Judge Gary denies report that Gary plants
Of Steel corporation will close on account or
lack of business.
London settlement began today.
Currency commission OF the American Bank
ers' association expected to call special meeting
soon to act currency bill now before senate
Parliamentary opposition demands that new
French loan shall be only $50, 900. instead
of $3.50, ,000, 900.
b. & o. railroad temporarily lays on about
1.oe0 workman in locomotive department
Twelve indusfra1s declined .03.
Twenty active rails advance 90.
Rails .93. ndustrials- 76.1l.
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WHEAT TRADE RS
REMAIN BULL|sH.
Corn Bears Talking Large
Receipts and Predict
Lower Prices

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Bullish senti-
ment prevails among wheat traders.
Inc buying of offers ON more than
i'ooo,o0o bushels of May wheat. which
advanced prices one-quarter of cent
yesterday, by the Armour Grain COM
pany and Shearson. Hammin & Co,
was taken as significant 1t was un-
derstood that the cash sales, which
were larger than generally reported,
aHu the Argentine news were the
basis for the purchases Argentine
showed gains of | to Ia cents for
the day
Corn bears had 1t last night that
REDUCTION in the cash premiums in
outside markets was the last straw
IN favor of the bulls They are taxi
ing large receipts and believe prices
Will go much lower. Reserves of old
corn on farms in seven surplus states
november l, s shown by the govern
ment report, were surprisingly large.
being S.6 to 6.5 per cent of last years
crop. The total is 60,000,00o bushels
more than last year and 10000, coo
DuShelS more than two wears ago.
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SUN, MOON and TIDE
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

tALiFORNiA
Seacoast-Cortes bank gas and whistling
buoy. 2 CB. established November 81. 1913. in
- fathoms OF wafer. about g OF mile
tsoutheast by south magneticl from Bishop
rock
The buoy is cylindrical. with pyramidal
skeleton superstrucfure. and shows a flashing
white light OF about $50 eandlepower. IL feet
above water. visible miles. flashing every
10 seconds. thus
Flash seconds, eclipse seconds.
The Illuminating apparatus Is 375 nm.
lens lantern burning aeetylene. Latitude and
longitude win published later. On. to NJ No.
40, par. 1896. c. & G.. S. Chart 5000, U.
Light List, Pacific Coast. 1912, p. 10. after No.
O. Buoy List. Pacific Coast. 1911, D. 10.
Coast Pilot. Pacific Coast. 1909. p. 49,
California-San Francisco harbor approach.
south shoal buoy, 2M.- first class tall type
nun, reported adrift 3 miles of Point San
Pedro. at p. m, November %. win be re-
placed as soon as practicable. &c. q @. s.
Charts 5532. $3.50. $500, 5000. Buoy List.
Pacific Coast. 1911. p. IA. Coast Pilot, Pacific
Coast, 1903. p. 76.l. By direction of the
commissioner Of lighthouses.
H. w. RHODES. Inspector
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Earle A: crellin. "a. Portland. Ore. and
Helen Neal % Belmont
Niels p. Jacobsen. %. Eureka and Edna NJ.
Martini. 21 1880 Twenty fifth street
Ernest VI. Mouser. "a Sacramento and Al
berta NJ Mclaughlin. To- Berkeley.
VIII r. Gordon. "A Presidio. and Winifred
Sruhbing. 49, Mare island
James E. johnson. II oakland and Rose G
Azevedo. is. Redwood City
Herman I. Harris "a. 2265 Post street. and
Miriam Jacobs. %. 1878 Pacific avenue.
tiliegrio Depalo. 42 1922 Mason street and
Catarini Petroyich IS. same address
Arthur K. Aldworth. 81 Chicago and Dissie
T. Wilson. %. Kansas City.
William II. shea. 81. Grass Valley and
Margaret VI. Larkin. IS Grass Valley.
GaetaEo Csmpa. So. 1441 Brazil avenue and
Corziglia a. Antonio. 36 same address.
John Glenn 50 344 Noe street. and Cath
crime Cullen. 50. 1874 0'Farreu street.
Morris Atlas q ST Francis hotel and Elsie
Eisner. IS. 1879 Suffer street.
George ". Hills. %. X Patton street. and
Helen T. Jones 10 4TOI Mission street
Charles s Caldwell. 20. Los Angeles, and
Mabel L. Campbell. %. Los Angeles.
William J. Greer D. 2670 Pine street, and
Lillian Kelly. q. 1914 Divisadero street.
Theodore NJ Fuhrig, 81. 33S San Carlos
avenue and Elizabeth Coakley, is, 1928 Full
ton street.
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HIDES AND SKINS

Prices quoted at Napa.
Hides (per lb)-Dry cattle: Butchers. 2T6
2Sc: murrains 2Tc; dry salt hides. ISc; stays,
ice: kip. 27c; veal. S1c;. calf. 3ic-
Hcrse (each)--Large prime, skinned to hoof,
s2n2 .o5: No. / medium DO. Sl.50612: No. ]
small do, 50c@$f: No. ! colts do, 25M50c.
Wet Salted (per Ibl--Cattlet Steers. me
ainm and heavy 1915 @16c; cows. heavy, 15ihc:
bulls, steers and stays. lie: kip. 16 to 80 lbs,
Ice; veal. 10 to 10 lbs. zoe; calf. Zoe; culs,
l02c less.
Sheep Skins (each) wool pelts. S0cM
81. medium wool 456iS0c; short wool. 256g40c:
lambs long wool. 35@50c; do medium, 15@30c:
shearlings, No. /. 15@25c; do No. ?. M1oc.
Goat Skins (each)--Prime Angoras. T5c@$1
medium, 35@5oc: large hair goats, 40c; me-
dium hair goat, 25c: kids. 54i0c.
Tallow (per lb)-No. / clean and hard. In
bbls. 5@51Hc: in cans, AZ @5e; No. ? dark,
3Is 014c; grease, 2@Sc.
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FORECAST TILL p. NJ. PACIFIC TIME
WEDNESDAY
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Rain tonight probably cooler: Wednesday fair,
light southerly winds.
For California. north Of the Tehachapi-
Rain tonight probably cooie.; Wednesday fair
light southerly winds, high along the north
coast.
For California, south OF the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Welnesdny: winds mostly
soutberly.
For Nevada--Rain north portion, fair south
portion tonight and wednesday.
For Sacramento yalley-Ran tonigllt. prob
ably cooler; Wedne sdev fair; light southerly
winds.
For Santa Clara valeg Rain tonight rrob.
able cooler wednesday fall; light seutberly
winds.
For San Joaquin valley--Rain tonight. Prob
abIv cooler Wednesday fair; light southerIy
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm Is central of the coast OF Wash
ington. causing cloudy weather over the Pacific
states excepting southern California. where
the weather il clear, with light northerly
Winds During the last "a hours light rain has
fallen over northern California and western
Washington. except heavy rain at Tatoosh.
Rain has also fallen over the southern Rocky
mountain region. An area OF high pressure is
central over the south Atlantic states and the
weather is fair over the section. maximum
wind of 70 miles from southeast is reported
at North bead. Conditions are favorable for
rain over northern California tonight and fsir
weather over the whole state Wednesday.
W. j. REED. Observer.
Temporarily fn charge.
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Senator Smiths Son
Here on Honeymoon

In a big. red automobile William
Alden Smith, son OF United States
Senator William Alden Smith Of Mich
igan, who headed the congressional
investigation OF the Titanic disaster,
left the Palace hotel this morning
with his bride for a tour OF San Fran
cisco and vicinity. Young Smith said
that he and his bride were having q
most enjoyable honeymoon, which Will
last until after Christmas. Mrs.
Smith was Miss Mary sMcRae, daugh-
ter Of Milton A. McRrae of Cincin-
natl, owner OF string Of newspapers
and part owner Of the Scripps Nc Rae
syndicate. They were married in De-
troft two weeks ago. They Will visit
In southern California
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SOUTHERN PAC|F |C
|. HAS RECORD YEAR
Synopsis of Annual Report
Shows Increases Over
Best Previous Period

The Southern Paciflcs annual re-
port for the 1913 fiscal year will be
issued next week. 1t will be the first
statement since the dissolution of the
merger with the Union Pacific, and its
publication is awaited with interest.
An advance synopsis shows that in
practically all respects the report will
pc the most favorable the Southern
raclnc has ever issued. 1t will show
increase of s1I,a24,ooo, or 81 per cent
more than in 1912, the best previous
year, and 1t will show a balance Of
$16,225,263 available for dividends,
equivalent to $50 per cent on the
$272, ,672, 405 stock outstanding. In the
1917 nscal year the Southern Pacific
earned balance of $21, ,603,153 avail
able for dividends. equivalent to 1872
per cent on the outstanding stock. M
Ihe balance sheet as of June 80 will
snow $lS,507 ,000 cash on hand, and
that current assets exceeded current
ilapihlIes IA by approximately $l5,000,-
wy. The report will show that dur
Union Pacific the $12.000,00 loan
winch stood on its books at the close
OF the. previous year.
An interesting feature will be the
owned. In the last fiscal year this
income amounted to $2S,648, ,000 as
compared with s21, 100000 in 1912. an
increase OF $7,34S.000. Contributing to
dn1s ann increase was dividend of $2460.-
oo0 paid to the Southern Pacific by
the Coast Line railway, for the adj
Justment of dividends paid in previous
years. The Kern Trading and Oil
company paid the Southern Pacific
company dividend of S1,750,000.
The Southern Pacific received per
cent in dividends on $17,400,00O Cen
tral Pacific preferred stock owned
Inls issue has heretofore paid A per
cent, and by the increase Soutern Pa
c1fic's income was benefited to the ex-
tent of 1922. 900. The Associated Oil
company paid the Southern Pacific a
dividend of s301.035, whereas no divi-
dend was paid in 1912.
On June 30, 1912, the Southern Pa
clf1c owned $10,010,000 par value stock
or the Pacific Mail Steamship COM
pany. During the 1913 year an ad-
dltional l0,700 shares were acquired
share.
The report Will show that on June
30 Southern Pacific owned $17, ,70S, 200
Northwestern Pacific first refunding
compared with June 80. 1872 Of s5.-
10000. The company received an in
come of $796,s60 from these holdings.
as compared with an income Of s452.-
sSs Sat IN on 1911 June rss sspGhs ssahern m paes
owned s10.139.34s. Central Pacific
railway per. cent notes, from which
1t derived an income of s60S.361.
Mdfcn ~, 1918, the GATE OF the last
closing of stock books before the end
of the year. Southern Pacific had
15.757 share holders, an increase dur
ing the year of 1860
\ x
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
San Francisco bank clearings today
were $12, 1855, 6,931.32 One week ago
they were $9.175,532.04
WESTERN PACIFIC EARNINGS
For the third week of November
the gross earnings of the Western
Pacific Railway show an increase OF
$4,000 over the corresponding week
last year. From July / the increase
was S252.500
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FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San FRANCISCO this morning:
Flour {per ctIl--Net cash: California family
extras $5.60@6. bakers extras, 81. 65 4J2 20:
superfine. S3.90641o; Dakotas. Sc. 494s 40;
Kansas, $6@6.25
Wheat tper ctl)--California club. 81 1.46 4 q
1.4713: northern wheat. bluestem $l.60mi ~
Turkey red 81 550lI 90; red Russian. 81. 40 Il a
LATE; club, s1.46A @1.47aa: forty fold. $l.50
@1.521z.
Barley fper ct)-Good to choice feed S1.30
61.32h. lower grades, 81. a .2I "; shipping
and brewing S1.356l1. 40.
Oats {per ct)--White feed $I.42Gf AZ u !;
red seed. 81. 60Q2; black, $223@3.
Corn tper city ellow, bulk $1.s0 for old
and $l.75 for new; DO white, $1.S1 for old and
S1.74 for new: Egyptian white, $l.5s Il u
1.621A; Kaffr. nominal.
Rye tper cti}-$1 .50@1. so.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes (per ctD--Deta whites. S5c6IS1 10.
Salinas. S1S5@2.25; sweets, $1@125: Oregon
Burbanks, $f.20@1.40.
Onions (per ctl)-Silverskins. $1.iJ@2; on
street 25c higher.
vegetables-Tomatoes. 40c@$1 per box: do
southern. per crate, 5oMs5e; okra. per box.
$1-25; string beans 206c per Id; lima. 4a5c
per lb; peas. 6tG10c per ID; green peppers, 250
60c per box; do southern, per ID, 3M4c; hot
chile, 25@50c per box; eggplant. 40c@$1 per
box. do southern per Id. 2M4c; rhubarb 75cal
$1.50 per box; cabbage. $1.25M1.I5 per etl;
squash. summer. per box. $1M1 2s,: dc cream.
56@75c; Hubbard. per sack. I061I5c; do mar
rowfat. 65@T5c; sprouts, safe per ID; mush
rooms. per ID. ga Toe: buttons. lJ425c: car
rots per sack, 50@I5c; celery, small crates,
$1G1.50; large, S2-25n3: garlic per Id. Tasc;
cucumbers. per box 75cMSl; lettuce. per crate,
65c@S1; caulifiower per doz. 40M60c.
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Local Oil Quotations
rHE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 25.-Cotton due q
higher on December and 46f4ls higher on
others. Opened steady. higher. At 12:i5
quiet. net 1Q2 higher. Spot quleter and un-
changed at 7.2S. Sales 1000, including 5000
American. At p. m. unchanged.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Port receipts esff-
mated at 5000: last week, 95. e95; last year.
4.395. There We're general rains over .he
hwesf~yesterday. Unsettled. rainy weather
will continue today aud probably tomorrow In
the southwest and during Tuesday night and
Wednesday. and the rain will extend through
the east gulf states
New York due to open 2@4 lower. The
general situation has not changed Spinuers
are not buying freely There is steady hedge
selling. Spot markets dull. with a downward
drift.
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the san Fran
cisco wholesale market
Poultry (per lb)-Californla fryers. 20m2ec:
old roosters. 10@ 12c; do young, iS020e, hens,
small. 15M16c: eastern hens. 16G 19c; do
young stock, 17G21c.
California Hens (per doz) - Medium. 81 506
g.: do extra seas: old roosters. $4d5: Young
roosters. $6.5o0fS; do full grown. $SMl0, fry
ers, $566: broiers, $3I4 90: ducks. old $4H
$50; do young, seas; old pigeons, S1-25; do
squads. s.. 506l3 eastern hens. $5MI1, accord
ing to size: geese. per pair, S2m3.
Turkeys (per lb)-Ltve, young. 19@22c;
dressed young gobblers. 25m26c. hens. 22m24c.
Game tper doz)--Rabbits. S2.25M2.I 10: Bel
gian hares. S4@s; wild, 81 2.50612. 49, geese,
white, $2@2.50; do. gray, $4G5; brant $2@4.
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PORTLAND r.. 1. 4 r. YEAR

PORTLAND r.. Il. Il II. YEAR
While showing gains in gross earn
ings for October and for the IL months
ended October 81, Portland Railway.
Light and Power company continues
to show decreases In surplus app1i-
cable to stock over the corresponding
tober gross earnings increased $S,6S5,
but an increase OF $4.390 In operating
expense and Of $24,96S in fixed charges
over October, 1912, cut the surplus for
the month down to S121,626, de-
crease Of $11,893 from that for Octo-
ber, 1872 For the IL months ended
October 81 gross earnings were
s6,697,741. an increase OF &114.821 over
the preceding IL months. Operating
expenses for the ] 2 months Increased
$49.642, while fixed charges Increased
$238, ,4S0. leaving the surplus, app1i-
cable to depreciation. renewals and
dividends. at $1,420,077, decrease Of
3173,301, or 1913 per cent, from that
for the II nnonths ended October 81,
1912
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OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
IN oakland today:
Clifford A. Smith. "a. Benicia, and Bessie
NJ Jones. 21. San Francisco.
Grant Dowdels. 26. Oakland and Christina
f Logan %. Alameda.
Edward J. weIch, 30. and Mary Garney %,
both of Alameda.
Antione L'Appe. es. and DeLIla Ferguson.
sc. both Of Oakland.
Joe Martinez. Il. and Mary Cunha. le both
OF Oakland
James " Robson. S. and Ella ST. George,
81. both Of Reno. Ney
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Wv rrrn AMI urAr

Wholesale prices on carload lots OF hay on
today's market Fancy wheat hay. light bales
Si9621; No. / wheat or wheat and oat. Sl7@
is; No. 2 wheat or wheat and oat, $14@1 50s
choice tame oat, $1741S; other tame oat $14
6i650: barley, $12@15: alfalfa, $Io013 so:
stock hay, $10@11: straw, 50@75c.
Feed (per tonl--Bran. S23.5O0l24 for white
x2i 5od722 for red: middlings S29033: shorts,
k240n25: rolled barley $28m29 cornmeal
S42 BO@l43.5O; cracked corn. $42.506435o: al
falfa meal, car lots, $3.50; do, small lots.
$3.50.
Meal (per ton)--Oilcake. 20 ton lots, $780, 10
tons. $3.50: tons. $34: less than tons
$zy: do 5 tons. $2950; do small lots, $50.
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HAMs AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are Primrose hams, fo-12
22c; do 12-14. 22c do 1915. 22e: primrose
bacon. 4-e, 30c: eastern star hams 1912.
2l15c; do 12-14. 211sc; eastern skid hams, 23c
do 1916. Pike; eastern star bacon. 4-6, 29c
do 6-s, 2sc; do $40, 27e; do 1912. 26c: mon
arch hams. 1912. 20c. do, 1916, 2ics monarch
picnic hams, 141Ac; arrow bacon, S-10 261sc;
do 1912, 2515c. medfum bacon, 2olac; 1t. ID.
81, $40, 23c; do 1912 o2c: light medium.
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PORK. LARD AND orr.

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork. lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces. 14c: do IS. per case.
arrow compound, terces, 10iAcs do sos. 1898;
DO los. $675; do IS, $6.S3: do 3s. $500;
yellow arrow cooking oil, 66c: white arrow
cooking oil. Toe; primrose salad oil, SIC: extra
family beef, $24; family beef, $24; extra mess
beef, $24; extra prime pork. $25: extra pig
pork. so. Califene-Tubs. 11&c: half bbs.
11&c: 1 tierce. ike; tierces. 11ssc. 5
tierces. lie; cases. 81. Cottolene--Half bbIs.
1Hc; tierce, 1lhc; 2 tierces, Like; IS,
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rnraH rfgH

Fresh Fish (cleaned and iced {. 0. B. prices
per lb}--Halibut. lie: carp, Sc: catfish, 120
i2l5c; Goldfish. Zoe: red rock. 12Q1211c; barrs
euda 10cs role<. Sc; sand dabs. &c; sea bass
12izc: tomcod. 10c; shad. Sc; smelt, lie; white
whife bait. lOc; salmon, l215e; striped bass
f2lae: sardines, &c maekerei. &c.; crabs. e. Z;
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25
Grom Grays Harbor. stmr Centralia-
From Portland aud Astoria, stmr Paraiso.
From Portland and Astoria. srmr Yosemite
From Les Angeles. stmr Bear
From Iquique. stmr Cordelia.
From Willapa harbor. sfmr Quinault.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20
From Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Watson
From Fort Bragg. sfmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles, stmr Harvard.
From Balboa. sfmr Lewis Luckenbach.
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given this morning BY Miller & Lux: Hams
1per 1blEastern n. & =. brand. 21c; Call
fo1is hane bqs1a pc s1o ase9o
22c Pure lard Tferce basis, 13c; shortening
tierce. 101sc; compound. n. H. brand, tierce
zasis. l0c: salad oil, 76c; white cooking OIL
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LOCAL PRODUCE
EcrrPTs INTERIOR PRODUCE. NOV. 3!
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS

Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
| Dairy Produce exchange
Butter-Per pound:
Grades Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov % Nov. %
Fresh extras 34l2c Doc 35izc STE
Prime frsts. .... 29e Sic 31ihc 311a
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Nov 20 Nov II Nov. - Nov. .e5
Fresh extras. ....... 57e 5ee 65c a9r
Selected pullets T. 52c 54c 54c a4c
Cal. storage extras 3sc 36c 35c 3le
Cheese-Caifornia fancy fats. iec pound !;
nrsts lie; fancy Young Americas, 11c do
hrsts 15c.
Retailers charge &c pound en- each square
or butter ana &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations.
Today's receipts Butter 104.300 pounds
eggs 81, 100 dozen, cheese &c. 200 pounds.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-AppIes. per box, Newton
pippins, tier S1.5041.75: Az tier. $1.10@
%; bellenower. tier. $1.50@1 80; do 415
tier, $1lo91 Is; Rhode Island greetings. 4
reds, I tier. s1.30@ 40; do AZ tier. 81. 1.l5@
125; Hoover. tier. 81 25d1 So: do "a tier
s1@1.25: Baldwin. 4 tier. sl.25@1.5o; do AZ
tier sl@1.25: Oregon spitzenbergs. s.. I5@
$l.50@1.75
Pears-Winter Nelis. $102.
Grapes tper crate)-Tokay. a5c@S1; Malaga.
65c9$l: black. 4J@65c: muscats, 65@90c;
queen. 70cQ$l; cornicnon, 65@7sc; lugs, 6oc@
Il $1.25.
Strawherries-S6G 10.
kaspberries lper chest1-S44S.
Huckieberries (per lbl-6Q9c.
Cranberries-Coos Bay, per box, s.. .25@2. so;
Howes. $11@11.5o.
Citrus Fruits tper boxl--Lemons. standard.
y. 5OGua.50: choice. S4.50M6: fancy, 50. 506
BIS; Iemonettes. sl.50@2.25; grapefruit. seed
less. $3G4.50 lines, per case. S4@5.
Oranges s-Navels, fancy, $2.I5@3.25; do,
choice, $225M2.50
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian 13cM
$3.50 per bunch: do Central American. 4615c
per ID: do Mexican. 2G4c per lb; pineapples,
per dozen, Hawaiian, $2Q2.5O.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-25
Vital Statistics
S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES

RYAN-In this city. November %. 1913. to
the wife Of Edward ]. Ryan, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-25
BACK FROM CONVENTIONS

C. r. Parker, assistant cashier Of
the London and Anglo Paris National
bank or this city. was at his desk
today after q seven weeks trip
through the east, during which he
attended the American Bankers con-
vention in Boston and the Investment
Bankers association convention in
Chicago He was reelected to the
board Of governors Of the latter for
three year term. Mr.. Parker re-
ports Improvement in business condi-
tfonS in the east
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-25
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes. bulk basis. crop of
1913. 3o4os. 7Ac. 40-50s eAc; 5o-60s, &c;
60-70s. &c: I0-s0s 5lac: S0-1G0s, &c: 100 i2os.
3Ac; l20s and up. 23tc. Aprieots. 1913 crop.
I. Q; b.. in 80 ID boxes, 11@14lsc. Eyapora ted
apples, s@sc. Peaches, 1913 crop, 5@se.
Raisins-F. 0. b. Fresno. 1912 crop: Loose
muscatels, 5Ac per ID for crown, ossc
for crown. 5isc for crown and zee for
crown; seeded, No. 10. Csc for fancy and 6l4e
for choice.
Do 1915 crop: Seeded fancy. No. 16. 56c:
do bulk. 6%c; choice, &c; do bulk, exc; 4
crown loose &c. 8 crown. &c: 2 crown. she:
uDgraded, SIC; London layer. 3 crown. 81 45:
crown, Sl.65; . crown. S2.25: crown, 50. 20.
Honey--New crop. comb. 13@ l5c per lb for
fancy. 10@12c for light amber and s91oc for
other extracted, water white. nominal: white,
1194S11c: light amber. 6G7e; ambsr, 506c.
Nats-Pesnuts. 5451ac per lb; piaenuts, Il
@1z12c; Brazil 1S6g20c: ilberts, 13Wl5c; pc
cans. 15@161c; almonds, 16@2Ic and 1o@12e
for hard she'll; waInuts. opening prices. 1913
crop, +. o. b., carloads: Budded 19c. No. ]
soft shell. 16c; No. 2. 115zc. California chest
nuts, 44l01c; Italian do. IA M9e.
Dates-New crop Golden, 6la 1ac per lb;
Tard. 101a@