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DRIED FRu1rs AND NUTS

Prices quoted IN San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes. bulk basis. crop of
1913. 30-40s. 7Nc; 40-5os 6Ac; 50-6os. &c;
90. 70s, &c; 70-s0s, 514c; 20-10Os, &c; l0e-120s.
8Ac; 12Os and up. 2&c. Apricots, 1913 crop:
(. o. b.. In so Ib boxes. 11Q14tac. Evaporated
apples, S@9c. Peaches. 1913 crop, base.
Pears. 1913 crop, 7@1Ic
Raisins-The Following prices are {. o. D.
Fresno. as given out BY the Associated Raisin
company: 1918 crop, per lb,-Loose muscateis
l5o), l crown, 4Ac; 2 crown, 51ac; . crown
&c; crown, &c; seeded fancy, 16 OF packages.
TIC; do II OF, Sc: do bulk, SAC; DO choice,
10 on, 7c; do IL OF, 5#c do bulk, 6iRc; Sui
tanas, no stock; Tbompson's seedless, nm
bleached sos, &c; 16 or. Tic; IL oz, oS4c;
receaned. Ne advance; do foated, 1ac ad-
vance; London layers. 20 ID boxes. crown,
S1.45; crown Sl.65; 8 crown, 2.23: crown
81 IS; do l ID cartons, Sl.I5; clusters, 70 Id
boxes, $3.50. Local representatives, OF the as,
sociation asking Ne higher, while several
of the large packers quoting 1sc under the
associations figures.
Honey-New crop comb, i3@15 per lb for
fancy 10@12c for light amber and S610c for
other; extracted water white nominal; white
~ oslo; light amber, 6d7c; amber o@6c.
Nuts-Peanuts. 7MI1ac per 10; pinenuts. II
q 121c; Brazil. 1S@20c hlberts. 13Ql5c; pc
cans 15@16Ac; almonds. 16@21c and lOM &c
for hardshell; wainuts, opening prices. lsi5
crop I. o. b., carloads: Budded. 19c; No
softsheIl, 16c; No. 2. l13ac; California chest
nurS. l50c: Italian do 6h ASc.
Dates-New crop Golden, 6h@715c per ID
Fard. 1oA@lic.
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cHIRoPoDIsTS

p. SRUGNARD, chiropodist and manicure, viii
teach fun course. 3 lessons, $40. Room 5lS
Grant bldg, 1895 Market st.
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RAIL ROADS SPEND
MORE ON UPkEEP
TranSContinentaIs Show In
creaSeS in Maintenance
for Three Months

Fourteen railroads operating in the
western territory report an aggregate
increase of $7,458,745 in gross reve-
nues for the first quarter of the cur
rent fiscal year. OF these ID roads,
i've show decreases in gross amount
ing to $1,469.643, and nine show TN
creases amounting to $8,928, 3SS.
Maintenance expenditures for the
three months increased $5,472, ,694.
Traffic, transportation and general
expenses Increased $3,652,31S. Total
Increase in operating expenses was
$9,l26,0l2 or $1.666,367 in excess OF
the gam In gross revenues.
For the period named the South
ern PACING shows a gross decrease
OF $745,S94s an increase in mainte
nance of SSS3,sG3 and a decrease in
not OF S1,S21.S5i. The Union Pacific
shows gross increase of S12S,567,
maintenance Increase S627,331 and
net decrease $739,154.
The Santa Fe system shows gross
decrease Of $S5,468, maintenance de-
crease $232,222, net increase S152,798.
The Rock Island figures show gross
decrease of $352.5 maintenance in
crease $116,71S and net decrease $679,-
S54. The Northern Pacific shows
increases under all three heads, re-
spectively. $6S0,043, $399,412 and s11,-
3ll. The Great Northern also shows
increases of s2,175.763. $347,e46 and
Sl,lS5,332, respectively.
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
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NEW YORK BONDS
BRooMHALL's GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5-Market RESPONDED to
snort covering, Induced by strength In Winni-
peg, nrmness In Rosario and some unfavorable
weather reports from Argentina. Spot mar
kets We're firm and indications point to lighter
WORLDS shipments this week Following the
opening the market was dull with some press
ure prompted by a cable reporting light pain
IN india and predictions OF more Our agent
caDied this morning from Argentina that the
weather is now fine At 80 D. M under
terday.
Corn opened u higher and near months fur
ther gained Is. Spectators supported on the
improved spot demand and the fact that a
iarge percentage of the Argentine shipments
tone is firm
France-Heavy rain has fallen and the
tinHe.
Rosario--wheat closed firm and ss0% higher
on disappointing harvesting returns and frm-
ness of foreign bids
Buenos Aires-wheat closed net @n1s
nigher. Corn ls rs higher from the opening
Argentine shipments Wheat: THIS week
IS4,UoO. last week 440. 900, last year / f(4 600
Corn-Ihis week 2 49,. eco last week i. ia
zoo. last year 5,109. 600.
Liverpool wheat market was steady follow
ins the 1850 p. M prices due to cable from
Argehtlna reporting rains in the north and
threa lenlng weather elsewhere
Estimates OF worlds sbinrnents nf x-hnat
this week texeldsive OF North America1
o.4oo.ouo bushels. Total shipments last week
We're lzSlo,0O0 and last year 10. $50. 900
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NOTICE 70 MARINERS

Captain William Is Hutton of the steamer
Rosalie Mahony reports to the branch hydro
graphic office that on May 20. 1918. at 8 ip M.
he observed some very heavy swells, ending in
an exceptionally heavy breaker In a position
with Piedras Blancas lighthouse bearing ELS
magnetic. distant exactly three miles. AS there
were breakers outside of 1t nor between the
spot mentioned and Piedras Blancas Captain
Hutton is OF the opinion that there is shoal
or rock there. Coast survey chart b400 shows
% fathoms very close to this location. The
weather at the time was clear. although over
cast. dead calm with an exceptionally heavy
swell from WNW, very favorable for exact
location of spot. Captain Hutton states that
as he observed the breaker, about four miles
away. he took particular care to locate 1t cor
rectly. W. V. TOMB,
Lieutenant Commander. q. s. N. in charge.
Hawaiian islands, Molokai island southeast
side-Kamalo point reef gas buoy l. pre-
viously reported extihgufshed, was religi1fcd
November 49, 1913. G. 4 @. s. Charts 4116
and 4100 Light List. Pacific Coast. 1912. page
90. No. 568. Buoy List. Nineteenth District
1913. page 49, BY order Of the commissioner
Of lighthouses. A. r. ARLEDGE.
xnspSstor. Ninetcenth Ldshtho'se Distict.
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PRINTING

IL Job and commercial printing. STEWART
TERI IETING CO.. 1864 Market St. S. F. Cop
Per plate printing. Country orders solicited
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

DEWEY, STRONG & co. e. s. and foreign
patents. inventors guide; 100 mechanical
movements free. e11-917 Crocker bldg. s +.
q &C SCHROEDER, patent trademark attor-
1ey. AT First National bank bldg. oakl'd.
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rIouR AND GRAIN

Quotations In San Francisco this morning:
Flour (per ctll-Net cash; California family
exfras S5 60M6: bakers extras. $4.65 a. 20;
superfne, s3.90@410; Dakotas. st. .4o@7 40;
Kansas. S616.25.
wheat (per ctD-CalifornIa club. 81 so:
northern wheat bluesten. 81. 6Jd1 .6T1a; Tur-
key red $155@l. .65: red Russian. x1.50; club.
$3.50: forty-fo $1.521a @t55.
Barley (per ctl)--Good to choice feed. 81 80
al .32b lower grades s1.25@1. 1.27h; shipping
and brewing. S1.35M1. 40.
oats (per ctD--white. s.. 42ts @i.4I1s; red
seed Si906215; black, S2.5095; surprise,
s147la a@1.50.
Corn tper ctl)-Eastern. Sligo for yellow
and S1.70 for white; Egyptian. white $1.60@
1 63: Kafdr, nominal.
Rye-Nominal.
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THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1857 FILLMORE STREET
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HIDES AND SKINS

r-ices anoted at Napa
Hides fper lb)-Dry cattle: Butchers, 261
27c: ruurrafns. 25e; dry salt hides, 1Sc; stays.
lgc: kin 27c; veal. Sic: calf. SIZE.
Horse teach Large prime, skinned to lioof,
soM2 25: No. | medium do. $1.50@2: No.
small do 50cdsf: No. / colts do, 25050c
Wet Salted tper 1bl-Cattie: Steers me
si,,m and heavy 141@ 9l5c: cows. heavy. 14H
QI5c: bulls, steers aud stays. l09I01ae; kip,
f6 TO 80 lbs 1h@15e; VEAL 10 TO Is lbs, 1Sc;
calf 19c.
Sheen Skins feach)-Long wool pelts. Soc a
81. medium wool, 45GS0c: short wool, 254 40c:
lambs, long wool, 3595oc; do medium. 15@
30c: shearlings, No. ], 15Q25c; do No. .,
"a 'oc.
Goat Skins (each9 Prime Angoras. 75c@s1:
medium. S5@5Oc: large hair goats. 4oc: me-
dunn hair goat 25c: kids, 5Q10c.
Tallow sper lb)--No. l clean aud hard. Ia
hhls 51gc: in cases, AZ G5c. No. dark
31s Gl4c; grease. 2G3c.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DIR %. S ESSENSON. physician and surgeoi
: ate Of y Y. PSI Leavenworth Frnk. eo7
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CALIFORNIA RArLwAY & POWER

A circular is being sent to the hold
ers of the prior preference stock of
the California Railway and Power
company advising that the company
proposes to redeem 1000 shares. as
provided by certificate OF incorpora-
ton. The certificates to be redeemed
will be decidedsby lot at the Bankers
Trust company New York, January 2.
Stock holders of record December 81
will be permitted to participate.
This company was organized De-
cember 20, 1912. as holding company
to take over certain securities of the
United Railroads of San Francisco,
Sierra and San Francisco Power COM
pany and Coast Valleys Gas and Elec-
trio company. OF the prior prefer
ence per cent cumulative stock
$4,000, 600 is outstanding.
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Over $50, 900 Worth of
Fancy Poultry at Show
Nfne h,1nf

Nine hundred fancy chickens. tur-
keys, ducks and rabbits. representing
more than $4,000 in money, are on
exhibition at the second annual show
OF the San Mateo County Poultry as
sociation. which opened in San Mateo
yesterday afternoon. Fanciers from
all the bay cities are in attendance.
Among the largest trophies are
those offered by the board of super
visors, boards of trade of San Mateo
and Redwood City. and Kenneth NJ
Green
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Local Oil Quotations
10 Sell Automobile
For Benefit of Blind

For the benefit of those that sit in
darkness the Sa nFrancisco Asso-
citation for the Blind is planning to
raise funds by disposing of Chalm-
ere SO, 1914 model. five passenger
automobile on December %. This car
Will be placed on exhibition tomorrow
for the one da yonly in the window of
Bare Brothers store, on Union square.
The association conducts the library
and reading room for the blind at 1865
jackson street, in connection with
which is the broom and basket fac
tory and also the classes IN braile
stenography and other pursuits suit
able for those vino have not their
eyesight.
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Hay. FEED AND MEAL

vcbo,esale prices on carload lots of hay on
tossSss market: Fancy wheat hay, Hight bales,
s1eG21: No. / wheat or wheat and ost. Sl7@
rs '.o. choice tame oat S1T@Is; other tame
ost S14ml6. so: barley. $12@l5: alfalfa. $l0@
"a 5o. stock hay S10@l1.5o; straw, 50475c
Mesl fner ton)-oflcake. 20 tons lots, $s3;
10 TONS. Ss3 so; . tons. $3f less than ; tons.
sss 10. cocoanut carload lots. $50; do 10 tons,
sx29; do tons. $2s. DO: do small ots. $50
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Shipping intelligence
DUE at THIS PORT

FRIDAY. DECEMBEh
From Coqulle river, stmr Speedweil-
From Puget sound ports. stfnr 1mathia-
From Portland stmr Paralso.
From Los Angeles, stHr Yale
From Los Angeles, sfmr Beaver.
From san Diego aud Los Angeles, stmr
Governor.
From Puget sound. stmr Crown OF Arragon-
From Sydney, stmr Moan0.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER
From Miiki stfnr Ponus, due.
From Mfiki stmr Wabasha. due
From Taltal. stmr Pectan, due
From Portland aud Astoria, stmr Roanoke
due a. m
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr Har-
ward due a. M
From Hongkong stmr Mongolia.
From New York via San Pedro, stnr Santa
Catalina.
From Fort Bragg stmr Brunswick.
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Boy Identifies Doctor
Craig as Jack PeeDer''

SHELBYVILLE. Ind, Dec. with
the finger of accusation leveled at
Doctor Craig. Arnord Moore, 21, the
Shelbyvil1e boy, stated on the stand
here today at the Knabe trial, HE
looks like the man ] saw" when
asked if he could Identify Jack
Pepper seen peering into the Knabe
windows in Spring, proceeding her
death.
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HAMS AND BACON

hams and bacon are: Primrose hnrs. 1o1o
2Iisc: do 12-14. 21hc; do 1916. 211ac; prim.
rose lsacon, 40, soc: eastern star HAMS i0-fo
o1c. do 1914. 21c: eastern skid lfams 22fsr.
io 1916 21c; eastern star bacon. 4.6. aec:
do s6-s. 2Sc; do $40, 27c: do 1912 26c: mon
arch hams 1912. zoe: do 1910. 2lc monarch
pisnic hams. 14iac; arrow bacon. $40. 26Lsc:
10 1912, 25lhc: medium bacon. 2Ossc; 1t. D'
s.. $40, 23c: do 1912 22c: light medium.
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poRK. LARD AND OFT.

The San FrHnclscO quotHffOns this morning
on pork. iarn. cooking oil and family lheef are
Golden Gate lard. .tierces. lac: do so per case
arrow compound, tierces. 10l2c: do SOS, So. .3s
do los, 500: do 5s S6.s3: do IS. Sc 90:
yellow arrow cooking oil. &c., white arrow
cooking oil, zoe: primrose salad oil, 75c: extra
family beef. $24: family beef s24. extra mess
beer. 50: exrra prime pork. S25: extra pig
pork, $50. Califene-Tubs. 1lasc half bbls
ike. / fierce. 1I1tc terces ike, )
tierces, lie; cases, 81. Cottolene-Half bbls.
I1s4c: / stlerce. 1lasc; atierces. ll5zc: IS.
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local. vEGErARIEs

Prices quoted this mornisg on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes tper ctl)-Delta whites, S0c4Sl;
Salinas $1.55a2; sweets, $1@l.25; Oregon
Burbanks, S1Q1, 40.
onions (per ctD-Silverskins. s1.T5@2; on
street, 25e higher; oregon. 81 2512 40.
yegetables-Tomat0es. 50cU$1 per box; DO
southern per crate, 75e@$l; okra, per box 81 !;
string beans. 2a7e per ib; lima. 2g5e per lb;
peas, SC per n; green peppers, Sl@1.25 per
40eaS1 per box; do southern, per ID. &c; rhu-
barb. 75c0sI per box; cabbage. S1.5o per etl
squash, summer. per box, 75c@s1; do cream
ro~fat, 60d roe; sprouts. 4d6c per lb; mush-
rooms. per lb. 5Gllec; buttons. 15a2oc; car
75eG1Sf: large, 81 25M1.75; garlic per 10, "a
Sc; cucumbers. per box, 75c@S1; lettuce. per
crate 9oe@S1.25; caulifower. per Dozen hug
60c
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pourr9p AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the san fran
cisco wholesale market:
ponltfs tper Fbl-California fryers. 2oq22c !;
old ROSTERS I0@I2c; do young. lSc; hens
small i5M16c eastern hens, l64lsc; 10
youfFg stock iGQt21c.
California Hens (per doz)-Medium. S4.50Q
5; do extra S6G1: old roosters. $495: young
roosters S6.50MT.50: do full grown. SIS; fry
ers S56r6. broiers. $3d4.J0; ducks, old, $59
7.50; do young. scar; pigeons, Sl.25; do
squads. S150d2; eastern hens. SEQ $50. ae-
lurEeys tper lbt-Liye. youhg, le@2lc;
40 old. I7M19c: dressed. 21@ 26c
Game fper doz,-Rabbts. $2@2.50: Belgian
haree s4a6: wild. $zm2.75; geese. white.
81. .5Od 2. so; do gray, $4@4.50; brant, S244;
canvasbaek, S5W6; maIlard, sage; wfdgeon.
20 50Gl3
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 90s
Market 81. opposite 5th-Day and evening
sessions.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on tine San Francisco wholesale
fruft market:
Decfduous Fruifs-Apples. per box: Newton
pippins. tier, si.50@1.75; AZ tier. sl.z2sg
1.35; beileaower, tier, d.e5 @l.Io; ao az
tier. $i25Gl,35: do An tier, 81; Delaware
reds, tier. 81 l.350l 40; do AZ tier $l-tog iss
1.25; Hoover, tier 81 .25@ .35; DO 4'g usr' ,I
s1Q1.25; Baldwin, 1 tier. $l.25@ al so: % "a
tier, $1@1.25; Oregon spitzenbergs. 1.2ogz'
do Jonathans. S1.50@1.75; do Zen Da'lS'
81 40tt t5
Pears-Winter NelIis, s1@2. s,.
Grapes (per cratel-AlI varieties, focWSA'
hugs. 65e 0xl 25; small boxes. 25@90c-
Strawberries 10.
Raspberries (per chest)-SSG11.'
Cranberries- $13@13.50 per bbl.
Citrus Fruits (per box)-Lemons. standana: ar =,
& 20. 1esnonettes ri 50G2 Is: grapefruit, seed
less. $3G4; lines, per case, S4Q4.50;
orarges-Navels, fancy, $2@2.I5; DO choace'
$1.75M2; tangerlnes $2.25G2.75.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian, $l.oOtg
2 per bunch; do Central American. 4q5e per
lb; do Mexican 2Q4e per lbi pineappies, per
dozen, Hawaiian, 81. 50@3.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
BIG INCREASE IN
ClTY's CLEARINGS
San Francisco on Right Side
of Ledger, With Gain of
Nearly Six Millions :

Bank clearings as reported to the
California Development Board by the
several clearing house cities Tor the
week ended December 4, 1918, show
Ing the amount of increase or de-
crease from the amount of clearings
for the corresponding week Of 1912.
Fol
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MARRIAGES

WOOD D-CIANOTTI-h this city, December
3, 1913. BY Rev. ". r. Dugan, pastor Stew
art Memorial Second Emitted Presbyterian
fhrSch David Osborne Wood and Laura May
Gianotti, both Of san Francisco.
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SAN RAFAEL DIVORCES

SAN RAFAEL. Dec. 5.--Divorce ac-
tfons filed here yesterday follow:
Mary Arhancet against Dominic Ar
hancet, cruelty; Charles e. against
E1len Hatch. desertion.
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q. 2. MARRIAGE LIcENSES

. The following marriage licenses were issued
An this city today:
MSchell Stanger "a, 1851 Divisadero street.
) and Louise Lindner, p, 1929 Twenty-sixth
street
James H. Pearl 21. e7e Waller street, and
fredica Alexandra Gilmore. Is. 1922 Sutter
street
George H. Guy. 3z Seattle, and Mary e.
Cotrell 81 Annbnrn Ia
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PROVISION PRODUCTS

wbolesale price list on proviHion products
r,vsn This morning by Miller & Lux: Hams
1enpr Ib1-Eastern NJ +. brand, 21c; Cali.
fprnIa H. H. brand, zoe; picnics i25xc; bacon,
eastern NJ x L. brand, $40 average. 25c; $40.
oSc pure Iard-Tierce basis. 13c; shortening
Tirrre 1oIac; compound. H. Fl. brand tlerce
basis. loc; salad OIL rec: white cooking oil,
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Bradley Testifies
In His Own Defense

The grand jury investigation into
1.-THE escape of Robert Bradley. mur
|lderer, and Robert Graham, burglar,
from the Alameda county jail Septem-
lber ] was continued in Oakland this
Inoa'ning
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OAKLAND LICENSES

william y Kennedy Al. and Esther NJ
Thompson 80 both Of Oakland.
Harry c. Knight. 80. and lone NJ. Jacobs,
p. both of Oakland.
calvin A. Ieirna. 26. and Maria Maksnene,
p. both Of Oakland.
isadVre A. Merle, 80, and Tessa Landgr0f,
70. both Of Alameda.
William s Hidebrand. 43. Oakland. and Bees
Bic 3. Bailey. Al Cape Vincent. n. I.
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FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

i21s. Rio Tintos Il or a.
London copper opening: Market easy. snot
f65 5s, of 12s Cd; futures f6i 2s Sd of los
Lead. cit 12s Sd. up 2s 3D.
improvement
Liverpool cotton closed barely steady. Az to
points lower on near and to 4I6 lower on
distant.
Liverpool wheat closed ss@1s higher; corn.
LM16 higher
BueDos Aires opened: Wheat. 15G% higher
firm; corn. 4 lower to Il higher
Paris wheat closed half higher; Antwerp *
lower; Berlin g higher; Budapest unchanged.
R0salio wheat opened 1M115 higher.
New orleans wires: Looks like Spinners'
takings viii be much in excess of SOC. 600
bales"
London copper closed firm. spotf65 los up
IS; futures. f6s Is Sd, up IS; spelter, f20 LIS
3D. up 5s.
Copper exports for the week ended December
4 totaled I1,045 tons; since December I. 6.5T1
tons year age. 1850 tons.
Bradstreetss weekly clearances: Wheat and
-four. 5.s1T.000; last week, 5,9S6000; last
year. 5.923, 900.
New York cotton stocks: Certified, Decem-
Der 4. 40eo5; warehouse. 81, ,7S2.
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THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Dec. Cotton due, y lower
to y higher. Opened steady, lower At
l2:15. quiet and unchanged to 1 lower. Spot
In good demand, unchanged Mt 7.33. Sales
14,o9o, including 1900 American. At p. m.
120l2 lower.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5-New York due to
open unchanged to. l lower Rains continued
yesterday In the west gulf states and Okla
homa and excessive rains reported from
many sections OF. Texas with severe foods.
There VIII be ruin tonight or Saturday in the
Mississippi valley and east gulf states and
probably the south Atlantic states. Rains In
dicated also for caste Texas, Arkansas and
Oklahoma today; fair tomorrow over the entire
southwest. Port receipts today estimated at
$4,000; last week, 7o,70s; last year. 7l.721.
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BANK cLEARiNGs
Financial Summary

American stocks In London heavy, unchanged
to "a of.
Reported TINT Huerta has sent minister of
finance TO France to raise money.
Senate expects to pass currency bill by De-
cember 21.
Secretary McAdoo defends action Of treasury
department in connection with acquisition of
Unfted Sfates Trust OF Washington by Munsey
Trust company.
Twelve industrials advanced .1S.
Twenty active rails advanced 90.
Rails 104. 10, indnstrials 77.O1.
The Southern Pacific proposer lower freight
rates for the Sacramento valley division in
California
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company reports
S3 per cent on common stock in 1913 fiscal
year, compared with 30 per cent In 1912.
Canadian Pacific property covered by $780,
GOO, 600 insurance valued at between $112000,-
600 ami $115, 100000.
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BuYs PORTLAND BONDS

E. II. Rollins & Sons, with A. b.
Leach & co. of Chicago have pur-
| chased s1.1S6.000 city of Portland mu-
nicipal bonds. These include $780,
l000 AZ per cent dock bonds, $3.50, 900
4 per cent water bonds and $4,000
~ per cent auditorium bonds. The
| dock bonds sold above par, the water
bonds for 1927 per cent and the au-
ditorium bonds for 92.3T per cent.
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Harry B. wachstein. "a and Myrtle Bur
goon =. both of San Francisco.
Ell Maikovieh, 81, Ridley. and Annie Radish,
3d. Oakland.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
BUrrEa. oHEesE AND EGGS

Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Bntter-Per pound
Grades Dec Dec 8 Dec Dec. 5
Fresh Fresh extras ...... 35c 33e s2c 31&c
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Dec. Dec. Dec Dec. 5
Fresh extras ..... 4sc 47c 47c 45lac
Selected pullets. 43c 421zc 421Sc 421ac
Cal. storage extras 35c 85e 35c 35c
Cheese-Ca lirornia fancy mats 17lzc per ID;
nrsts, lie; fancy Young Americas. lie; de
frsts, 15e.
Retailers charge 203c pound on each
square Of butter and 2Q3c dozen eggs over
these quotations.
Receipts today-Butter. ia 200 pounds;
eggs, 10, 40 dozen; cheese, Ii, 900 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
SPRING VALLEY WATER STRONG

SPRING VALLEY WATER STRONG
Spring Valley Water securities were
in demand on the San Francisco
Stock and Bond exchange this morn
ing. the bonds advancing a quarter
Of point from sse.75 to 500. with
sales of $4,000 on the way. The
stock remained firm at s51.50. Asso-
cfated Oil stock opened at $S775 and
sold down to s37.371a. with 10 shares
transferred. Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar was traded at $22.
In unlisted stocks there was run
on Honolulu OIL, $500 shares selling
at s1.621s. General Petroleum bonds
were stronger at s5e
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
CHINESE MEDICINE

FAMOUS Chinese oil. imported from China: ex-
cellent results; for toothache. headache. stom-
Hchache. severe colds. catarrh- indtgestion
fevers and numerous complaints; small bottle
s S5c, large 75c. Cut this ad, send 12e for sam
pie bottle. Travelling Medicine Co.. rs Sacto.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
PACrFIC GAS NoT1cs

N. w. Halsey & Co. and N. w. Har-
cific Gas and Electric company an ad-
ditional block of 100000 of the per
cent secured gold notes of that COM
pany, dated July /, 1913, due January
%, 1914, which block is additional to
$4,500.000 heretofore purchased and
distributed by the same houses. This
makes SIS 100000 notes outstanding
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS by WIRE

Gross earnings of the Chicago. Mil
waukee and St. Paul in November sus-
tanned falling off, as compared with
the corresponding month a year ago,
of 100000.
The Missouri, Kansas and'Texas for
the fourth week in November shows a
of s247,To0; from July 1, decrease Of
s32,700
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
FRFsH FISH

Fresh Fish (cleaned and iced. +. o. b. prices,
per lb1-1Hslibut, Toe; carp 5e: catfish
l2gee; Goldfish. Sc: red rock. sc: barracuda &c I:
soles &c; sand dabs, &c: tomcod Ice: smelt
lie: white bait Sc salmon lie: striped bass
12lsc; crabs $2e5Gl3 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
WILL opERArE IN MExIco

Officials Of the American Smelling
and Refining company deny that or
ders have ben issued to close down
all the Mexican plants of the COM
pany. The company will continue
to operate wherever Ii can. In spite
of the Mexican disturbances, Smelters
is earning at the rate of per cent
per annum on the common stock.