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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-08-29
DELINQUENT TAX CONTINUED

Stanley, Leonard B.
VIZ NEh sec 80. P6S. Rl9E ..145
Coleman, Wlbra
NWA sec Ss. TICS, RIDE 49,. ...14.5l
ADbers. Chas
VIZ NwA see "a. Tss. Ri9E ..2s.S;
Hoolk. Ralph w.
Ela NWA sec "a, T6S Rl9E 90 .2S.S;
Oliver Thomas
Lot 2. sec 2. ms, RIDE . 49, .8.2t
slncladr K. A.
swA NwA sec 2. IT'S. R19E 1921
zeidor, Casper
iSI1h N'WA sac 3. TVS. R19E S.2C
Ringlapd. Evan B.
NJ SEA sec 8. IT'S. RIDE ... &C.. % q
Watson. Susan
SEX NWA, E1s SWA. NV IL
Sc IA sec a. TBS. ROE ~ s7.2l
Albertscn. Albert
81 sWA sec 81. TBS. ROE o.. ..2ss'
WOmack. Caddfe
NWA east Of Little Wood river
see 3. T4S. R20E 49,. 49,. ~ 3s So
johnson. Mont.
Lots and 3. sec G. T4s. R2OE IS 2s
Brock, VIM. NJ.
Lots l. 2. and 8 NEi4 NwA sec
Z, T4S, ROE .... go. ...... 81 81
Bossuet, A. d.
Lot ?. SEA NwA sec Is. Tfs.
R2OE 49,. ... ... 49,. .... ......fi. o.
Schmidt, julius
NWA Sci sec Is, Tis. R2oE ...s2.47
Fletcher. A L.
Lot 2. see 10. T4S, R20E ..C3) 26.63
Freese. August c.
NEA NwA, NwA NE IA sec 10
T4S, R2OE 49,. 49,. go. ........ .4s.74
Carstens Refrigerator Line
Refrigerator Cars &c.. go. .. 80
Conowango Refrigerator Co,
Refrigerator cars 49,. 49,. ... 49,. 3
Mather Horse & Stock Car Co.
Stock cars .... .... ...... ....-.2"
DIETRICH
Reid Mary L.
Lot IA. block 2 go. .... .... BIS
Cornex, II. Z.
Lots 10 and "A. block II .... .....S 1885
Deya, K.
Lot %. block II ... ... ... 81
vanderveer. Benj. D.
Lots 2S and "a, block 10 M ...4.7s
Smith. J. II.
Lots l and ., block 20 go. 49,. 1910
simpson Morrow Lumber Co.
Lots u. 10, IA and 10. block 20 .53.72
Snsbhh J. r.
Lot IS, block 20 ~ .. ... 80
Gilmore. Joseph H.
Lots and 4, block Sc 49,. $50. ....l 81
simpson Morrow Lumber Co..
Lot Il, block 81 ...... ..... ....-.471
RIcHFIELO
Mapes, Henry
Mart6n. H. NJ.
Peake, Jas. A.
Lots 3 and 4. block II 49,. ...... ..2.s5
Engle. David
Lot 5, block II ...... ...... ......1. 80
Movers. G. e. and Ralph
lot 10, block II ...... &c.. .... 1.3O
Idaho Irrigation Co.,
-1ot Il, block SO 80. ...... ....... :. OF
Gorrow. Geo. F.
Ibuth rs. lots 7. s. 9. 10. blk So 1888
Ralsbslck. Adm J.
Iot "a. block 81 . 2.03
Idaho irrigation Co.
1ot "a. block IS 80. -. .... ...1.73
Green. Detha L., Hanna, Ella L.
Day. Ddsth r. and Taylor. Charlotte
lot D. block SO go. ITO
Iase. Jr, A.
>of IL, block 90 ~ - 49,. .4.7o
Ward, NJ. p.
iot Il. Hock so go. .... go. .s27
I.aInlhn. Arthur l.
.ot 10. block SO 49,. .7a.40 '
First State Bank,
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20

For New York via Balboa, stmr Aztec Capt.
. 70, >; HOLLAND seatta at f. II M from & pier ~,
Governor, Capt III. G. Thomas at IL q. M,
from Broadway wharf.
For Crescent City, stmr Del Nortsi Capt.
j. A. Sanford. at D. m, from Harrison
street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego stmr Roam
oke, Capt. X: Dickson, at p. NJ, from VAL
For los Angeles. stmr Harvard. Capt r.
Jensen, at p m, from Pacific street wharf,
Barbara. stmr Coos Bay, Capt. James Bowen.
at p. m. from Broadway wharf
For Victoria and Vancouver. B. c., stmr
Colusa. Capt Minister, at 2 p. M. from
pier %.
For Grays Harbor. stmr Grays Harbor. Capt.
o. Johnson, at p. m, from Union street
For Coos Bay. stmr G. G. Lindauer, Capt.
0. I. sandman. at p. NJ, from Lombard
For Los Angeles. stmr Coronado, Capt. S.
stangeland, at 10 q. M. from Filbert street
For Portland. stmr oliver j. Olson. Captais
II. T. Payne, at p. m, from Lombard street
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Beaver, Cap
tain e. W. Mason, at IL M. from pier 40.
For Fort Bragg, stmr Arctic, Captain q.
Lnder. at 3 p. M, from Army street wharf.
For Point Arena and Albion, stmr Pomo.
Howard street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland. stmr Northiand,
Captain H. Bodgs. at p. M. from Lombard
For Los Angeles, stmr Vanguard. Captain
J.. o. odland. at p. m, from Lombard street
ARRIVED DECEMBER 20
1880 p. m, stmr Svea. Frederiekson. days
from Aberdeen; lumber to Wilson Brothers.
S;35 a. m. stmr Brunswick. Wahlgren, IA
hours from Fort Bragg: 40 600 feet lumber to
Union Lumber company.
$40 a. m. stmr Harvard Jepsen, 17ia hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise TO
Pacific Navigation company -
hours from Los Angeles; ballast to E. J. Dodge
company.
IS minutes from Victoria, B. c.; passengers
and merchandise TO Pacific Coast Steamship
company.
5a m, stmr Roanoke. Dickson, IS hours
from Portland, via Astoria 4s hours: passen-
gers and merchandise to North Pacific Steam
$50 a. m, stmr Bear. Nopander. 81 hours
gers and merchandise to San Francisco and
SAILED DECEMBER 20
7:3o a. M, stmr Georgian Nichols. saiina
1850 a. M, barge Santa Paula. Pelle. In tow
of tug Fearless Port San Luis.
s:25 a. m, Fr ship Ernest Reyer. Rioaul. in
1870 a. m. stmr Coaster. Mason. -
2 a. m.. stmr William Chatham, Lancaster,
Everett.
SEATTLE. Dec. 20.-Stmr Jeanie. from
Skagway for this port, is ashore on Calvert
island Queen Charlotte sounc. and Is thought
Esteyau, which is standing by.
MISCELLANEOUS
LONDON. Dec. 19.--Ship Edward Sewall,
from Philadelphia for Seattle put In to Bahia
Blanca with spsrs and md pri5gggng carried away
MANIIA-Sailed Dec. 1l-Br stmr Tavian.
for Kobe.
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MARKET STRONG,
CLOSE NEAR TOP
American Telephone Rallies
on Dissolution of Merger
Carrying Stocks Up

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-Americah
Telephone rose buoyantly at the
opening todoay on the announcement
from Washington of the agreement
for dissolution of the merger with
Western Union. On the first few sales
it rose to 124A. an advance of 7
points. Western Union rose a point.
The whole list was strong and act
i've. Gains of to points were made
by large number of representative
stocks.
Speculation for the rise slowed up
when the jump in American Tele-
phone invited realizing which low
cred 1t three points. Buying broke
out again after a brief period of hesi-
tation and prices-American Tele-
phone xcepted-reached higher lev
els than before. American Sugar
rose four points and Mackay pre-
ferred three.
The market closed strong. Force
rally by overnight news of the pass
age by the senate of the currency
bill and announcement of the tele-
phone dissolution agreement. The
exhibition OF pronounced strength
bore out recent assertions that the
market had been speculatively sold
out.
A slump of FIVE points in Western
Union and a setback in the telephone
toward the end, but there was little
sympathetic recession and the close
was near the top
Bonds were strong.
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c.. E. BAEN RESIGNS
BRADSTREET JOBFOR
POSITION WITH BANK
Takes Assistant Managership
of International Cor
.poration

Clarence e. Baen, who since 1908
has been superintendent of the San
Francisco office of the Bradstreet
company, has resigned to become as
sistant manager of the local branch of
the International Banking corporation,
the change to take effect January 1.
c. j. Wellman, formerly of Portland,
has been appointed to take the place
vacated by Baen.
Mr.. Baen's rise in the services of
the Bradstreet company and in the
ranks of credit experts has been
steady since he first entered that work
and the service of the company in
1898 at Cincinnati. He got his early
training in Ohio and first took up civil
engineering.
After he became a Bradstreet man
he studied law in the Cincinnati law
school of which William Howard Taft
was dean. He was admitted to prac-
tice in 1899, taking charge of the
credit department. of a large mercan-
tile establishment. In 1901 Baen
moved to Denver, where he was ad-
mitted to the bar of Colorado. and in
1904 was appointed superintendent of
the Bradstreet office in that city. He
came from there to San Francisco in
1908, assuming the superintendency of
the office here. with jurisdiction. of
over northern California, northern Ne
vada and Hawaii.
In his new field he will oe asso-
ciated with e. w. Wilson.
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a15, ,6oo-Total shares sold.
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Rafsins-The following prices are I. O.. D..
Fresno, as given out by the Associated Raisin
company; 1918 crop, per lb-Loose muscatels
Soos. 1 crown. 4%c; crown. Sac; crown.
&c; crown. &c; seeded fancy, l6 OF packages,
!!aae; DO II oz.. &c; do bulk. eAe; do choice.
10 OF, &c; do IL OF. 5ssc; do bulk. 01ac; Sui
tanas, no stock; rhompson's seedless. un-
oieached sos, &c; 16 o. T1sc: II OF. 5%ac; re-
cleaned, Ac advance; do noated, 15c advance !:
London layers. 20 Ib boxes. crown, Sl.4S;
crown, $1.65: crown, S2.25; crown, 10:
90 lb cartons, $i.75; clusters, 20 ID boxes,
$50. Local representatives, of the association
are asking &c higher. while several of the
large packers are quoting 1sc under the asso-
ciation's figures.
Nuts-AImonds: Nonparen. 21c; ! l.. zoe;
Ne Plus Ultra, IDc: brakes seedlings, l6c;
Languedoc, 15c. Association prices on wal
nuts, I. o. b. Los Angeles, per ID: No. l SOFT
smell, I6e; No. hard she'll, 15l5e; No wal
nuts, IL 1ze; budded, l9c. Local prices range
about 14c higher. Manchurlan nuts. are
quoted at 1o12 giSc per ID. Peanuts-Cnpol-
ished, 51e acc; polished, 6G6i1 shelled Jap
anese, Ga g6&e. Chestnuts-CaliforDia, per
H. Sg12e: Italian, Il u q13c.
Honey-New crop, 1913; Comb water white
l49l5e; amber, 12@1sc; dark. lo@11c; ex-
traeted, fancy white ~ USc; light amber,
61se; dark amber, BIZ ale
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NE " LOW MARK
FOR PETRQLEUM
British Syndicate'S Plans Fail
to Stop Downward Course
of Bonds

General Petroleum 6s touched their
lowest mark in the local securities
market this morning when on bond
sold at ISL and a second at $50. This
was two points lower than the last
preceding sale and a drop of six
points within 10 days. 1t is the more
notable coming on top of the arrival
here of Andrew Weir and r.. Tifden
Smith and the announcement emana-
ting from the General Petroleum of
fees of the plans for the refinancing
OF the company by a British syndi-
cate organized by those gentlemen.
In listed securities the tone was
somewhat improved. Associated Oil
advanced a half point to sac and Cali
fornia Wine common gained equally
at $55. California Gas and Electric
unifying 5s were fractionally i'm
prived at $3.50, Pacific Gas and Elec-
trlc 5s were firm al $S0.75, while City
Electric 5s were weaker at 5000.
Listed sales totaled q par value of
$4,000 and SO shares of stocks.
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Building Contracts

French-American Bank of Savings (bv p J.
Walker with Clinton Ffreprooiug company-
Concrete and hreproonng for 10 story class A
addition 10 bank in W line Of Trinity street.
6s:e Of Sutter. 61.3h by n 34:4Js :
$13. 900.
Hobart estate with Foster-v vogt comnanv-
Excavattng and foundation for building in q
line OF Sutter street. S7:6 T. Of Montgomerv
w 80; si4 .O00. -
August aud Rose Eickhon with Stevenson
Gowan--Fo erect one story and basement
frame cottage IN W line Of Ceres street 175
Of Williams avenue. y 25 by " 100. si CSC
French-American Bank' Of Savings with Cen
fral Electric company and Mangrnm x Otter
Electrical work. vacuum system steam heat
Ing plant for 10 story class annex 10
present building Ia line Of Trinity Straet
So $50 -
A. d. Spreckels with Frasier & Frasler-To
construct balcony under Moore Watson build
ing. commencing at point 2667s from intersec-
tiol OF line OF Market street and w OF
Froat, thence 92:s BY w 1915: seas.
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SUN, MOON and TIDE

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20
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GIVES SAFE GUARDS
AGAINST INITIATION
Senator Owen Says Currency
Bill Will Not Lead to
Wide Disaster

Replying to Senator Roots charge
mat the currency bill, if enacted in
us present form, will mean enormous
expansion and lead to wide disaster,
senator Owen has shown that the
FEDERAL reserve notes will be safe
guarded in the following ways to
prevent imitation and to insure con-
traction:
Safeguard No. 1-Some Individual
must require currency which the nor
nal supply of currency does not fur
nish. In that contingency the indi-
Vidual must furnish his notes to a
member bank unable to supply the
currency and willing TO apply to the
federal reserve banks for it,
Safeguard No. 2-The federal re-
serve bank must be without the cur
rency necessary and be willing to ap-
ply to the federal reserve agent.
Safeguard No. 3-The federal re-
Herve agent must consent
Safeguard No. 4-The federal re-
serve bank must then put up dollar
Tor dollar Of commercial bills of the
qualihed class maturing in not more
than 80 days.
Safeguard No. 5-The federal re-
Jana must dASO put up D
per cent gold.
Safeguard No. 6-When these com
merctat bills fall due the federal re-
serve bank must return this money to
me federal reserve agent unless they
both consent TO a renewal of the ac-
commodation.
Safeguard No. THE federal re-
serve board. charged with the ex-
pressed duty of preventing imitation
by extending accommodation required
by commerce, has a right to refuse
10 have these notes issued by the
federal reserve agent
Safeguard No. S-The federal re-
serve board is authorized by law 10
these federal reserve note issues.
Safeguard No. 9-The federal re-
serve board is obliged by law to de-
rermine the rate of interest charged
by the federal reserve banks for all
loans made by the federal reserve
banks. including federal reserve notes.
Safeguard No. 10-The federal re-
serve board has on il the secretary
OF the treasury. representing the ad-
ministration. who could counteract
any imitation by a federal reserve
bank by withdrawing government
Safeguard No. 1.-THE president Of
the United States, charged with su-
pervising the affairs of the United
states, could use his influence with
the federal reserve board TO prevent
imitation.
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BRooMHALL's GRAIN GABLES

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 20.-There was a show Of
steadlness at the opening this morning
prompted by strength in Winnipeg yesterday
ana values were y higher. but immediatelv
the market became easier with trading dniI
anu tne small operating advance was lost Pri-
vate nrms report the weather in Argentina
nne with offers to arrive larger and with the
favorable Modern Miller report and expects
lions OF large American shipments this week
induced large speculative offers here Al tbs
close the market was dull but easier and
prices unchanged from yesterday
Corn opened unchanged and later advanced
~ z on the good spot demand and an urgent
inquiry from the continent and Ireland for
nearby Plate steamers 80
Buenos Aires-Wheat closed weak and I'm
l1s lower, with free realizing on the favorahIs
american outlook, continued favorable weather
In Argentina for late harvesting and reduced
Foreign bids for January shipment Corn y N
* lower = S
Kussla-Private adyices here predict larger
shipments this week. with the weather favor
abie and crop outlook generally satisfactory.
rgentina-General rains are falling whicI,
Is unfavorable for harvesting of wheat
Russia-Our agent cables that the goverr
ment has proposed to place an import dutv o.,
an grain Of about 25c per bushel and an i'm
port duty into Finland OF rs 81 per onintsI
Tor all gram and 5s I'd per quintaI on four
hungary-Ihe weather is cold Throughout
this country ue"Vus
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LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS


Suisun bay-Iights and fog signals estab-
lished December 1:
Mallary island ferry slip lghts-West wing,
fixed green light Of about 90 candlepower.
rs feet above water, end OF dolphin. Fog
signal is bell struck by machinery, a single
stroke every 5 seconds Position Of green
light and fog signal:
Van Sickle island light, e1N degrees true
one. " u. mag).
grees true (DNE " r. mag.).
:. stake point Light, 2sa degrees trpe wv. lie
N. mag.).
East wing, a fixed red light of about so
candlepower, % feet above water, on end of
dolphin, $40 feet 100 degrees true tE. q N.
mag.). from green light on west wing
Illuminant used in both lights Is electricity.
Chipps island ferry slip lights-West wing.
fixed red light of about so candlepower %
feet above water. on end OF dolphin Fog
signal Is bell struck by machinery, double
and fog signal:
Van Sickle island light. 6ols degrees true
(NB. 9-16 q. magb.
New York slough west end Hight, los de-
grees true (E. mag.).
Stake point Light. 2T2 degrees true twsw.
East wing. . fixed green light Of sbout 90
candiepower, 25 feet above water, on end Of
dolphin. 40 feet 101M degrees true (E e-1d
Ilumfnant used in both lights is electricity.
Maintained by the Oakland, Antioch and
Eastern railway
G. and G. s. Charts 1894 1890
Buoy List Pacific coast. 1911 D. 90
Coast Pilot. Pacific coast 1902 o. 49,
By direction of the Commissioner OF Light
houses II. w. RHODES. Inspector
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-The statement Of
the actual condition of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week show that
they hold SIT 439, $50 reserve in excess of legal
requirements. This is an increase Of s1.45s,-
$50 from last week. The statement follows;
Actual condition-Loans 1883, ,e43, ,000 in
crease 81. 4.65f GOO; specie 1921 014 600, increase
s., ,s4S. 600; legal tenders $40. 100 000 increase
$1,2I1,00o; net deposits 81 632 449, ,OO0 increase
s14 s03.0 900; circulation S44, $50, 900. increase
S2as, GEO; banks cash reserve in vault $337 :
$4,000; trust companies cash reserve In
vault. So 23a0, 600: aggregate cash reserve.
$4OO. .204, coo; excess lawful reserve SIT 439 800
increase 81 4j9, ,05o.
Summary of state banks and trust com
panies in Greater New York not included In
clearing house statemeDt-Loans $3.50 pig 700
decrease 81, l23, 600; specie $50 800 100 de-
crease $495, 400; legal tenders S. I43. 500. de-
crease $162 500; total deposits S597 l68 g05
decrease 81. 562, 900; trust companies reserve.
With clearing house members carrying % per
cent cash reserve, SAT, ,S43, 600
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NEW YORK BONDS
THE COTTON MARKEr

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o--Liverpooi due un-
changed on December and 2Q3 lower on other
positions. Opened irregular. 2131a lower and
closed quiet. '314 lower and 1h 62ih
lower on late months. Spot quiet 3 lower at
7.0Sd sales 1000. including 6.000 American.
Imports le 600, including Ii, coo American.
Fair weather prevailed over most of the
south yesterday with seasonable temperatures
Rains are indicated for today In the lower
Mississippi valley and gulf states. precipita-
during Sunday Sunday night. Colder weather
will overspread the gulf states during Sunday.
Fridays late break, in the local market re-
orders and liquidation by n local operator
Port receipts today estimated at OK, 900, last
week 64.952 last year 44.56S. The census
be published this morning. The figures will
compare with II. .0S1. 100 ginned to december 1,
II, 435, 900 ginned to December 13, 1912.
The market closed steady. Spot. 20c lower
middIng uplands, l2.6oc Futures ranged as
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WHEAT EASES OFF,
LATER ADVANCES
Cold Wave Strengthens Corn,
While the Bulls Con-
troll Oats |

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 Although
wheat today started easier, the mar
ket later advanced. Prices opened a
shade to y a. of. but the ensuing
rally carried the market above last
nights level all around.
Forecast of a cold wave strength
ened corn The opening was u to
II a q higher and there was a s,b-
sequent further tightening of values
buiis mad control of oats and Of
1erinss were decidedly meager.
First sales OF provisions ranged
from the same as last night to 211o
lower, with more pronounced sag
later
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SAVINGS UNION BANK

The business of the trust depart
ment of the Savings Union Bank and
Trust company having outgrown the
space available for It on the ground
floor Of the banking house. It has
been transferred TO an upper floor
previously occupied by the directors
The new quarters are handsome and
commodious and are provided with
every facility for the convenient
transaction Of business. The floor Is
reached from the lower banking
room by a swift running elevator
The directors room continues to oc-
cupy this floor. but has been moved
from the Grant avenue front to the
westerly end of the building.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Oscar Heyman & Bro. to John Bianchi. lots
OSl and 565, gift map No. .; SO.
Sarah Weinstein to Fred Fiscella ct al lot
4Is portion Of lot 479, Silver Terrace home
stead: $40
George ). Gloyd and wife to Denis Hirrel
lot In line OF Valley street 40 4 OF Noe
+ 25 by n ia; SO.
Emma v. Mills to Charles ]. Mills, lot in N
line OF Twenty seventh street, ITO B OF Dolores
E % by y ia; $40.
Henry ~ Muller to Augusta A Herman ct
al, lot at NV corner Of Howard and Twenty
second streets n 90 by " 90, and one other
parcel; $40.
Flora A. 3. Chandler 10 Charles r. Brown
and wife, portion Of lot l. block 81, Excelsior
homestead; $40. :
William II. HanIey and wife to Fl. p often
lot IN w line OF Twenty fifth avenue 325 $
Of Geary street. $ 80 by w 100: $40.
Charles H. kendrck 10 Frank J. Miller
lots ~ snd -. Charles f. Hendricks company
subdivision Of block 24I. Outside Lands; SiO
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| WEATHER REPORT
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY, DEC. 20

FORECAST TILL p NJ. PACIFIC TIME
SUNDAY
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS

ranged as follows: As'ufe
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REPoRr pEPREssEs COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20.-Cotton was de-
pressed nearly two dollars a bale by the census
bureau report OF this morning showing II, 923,
606 bales ginned prior TO December 3. These
returns were 100, 900 bales larger than gen
orally expected, even on the bear side. The
market opened 12617 points down. and during
the first hour the decline was widened from
"a to 81 points, the Januafy option showing
the most weakness and falling to 12.2sc.
Ginning BY states: Alabama, 1,444, eos; Ar
kansas. SS4, 702; Florida. 63,032; Georgia,
2 233, ,426; Louisiana, 391. .268; Mississippi
1,0s4bs4 North Carolina. zoe. .252: Oklahoma
791, ,023: South Carolina, 1,276.4o2; Tennessee
$40, ,546; Texas, 3,267, ,4fo; all other states,
90. 76O.
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S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES

Prescott II. Smith, 27. 464 Duboce ayenue
and Freda ]. Miller. 81, 225 Dolores street
Gorden r. Husar. 81. 656 Hampshire street
and Edith NJ. Schlofei is. $50 Hampshire
street.
Eugene s. Thorne 81, Oakland. and Anna
NJ. Van Fleet. 21, Oakland
Marion MEG. Conrad. "a, Arroyo Grande.
Cal, and Kathryn Baker, 20, Merced
Henry E. Schlegei. 27. 742 Sixth avenue.
and H1da ]. Valentine. 2T 81 Howth street.
James F. Ball. 2s. 269T Mission street, and
Nora l.. Failon. 25. 1907 California street
George E. Bridges. 80. 20 Delmar street. and
0na l.. Bixby 90, 1T40 Ellis street
Giovanni Lacertosa 2T, lit Vallejo street
and Luigia vitrano. 20. 1876 Vallejo street
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MARKET SUMMARY FOR WEEK

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Although the
week in the stock market began with
a recurrence Of liquidation in vari-
Gus investment stocks, particularly
American Telephone and Canadian
Pacific, increasing resistance was
shown to this influence, and eventu-
ally a general advance in quotations
was effected An overSold condition
in the speculative stocks, completion
OF disturbing liquidation and some in
crease In outside buying, owing to
prevailing low prices, contributed TO
the change from unsettlement to
strength.
Virtual completion of the long
struggle in congress over the bank
ing and currency bill was accounted
a bullish influence. Recent changes
in the bill were regarded favorably
and it was felt that enactment of
the measure would relieve the mar
Set of uncertainty, which has been a
restrictive influence.
Despite further evidence OF busi-
ness contraction, mere was an IN
ciination to take more hopeful view
of the future. and IL was felt that
prospects were brighter for improve
= ment after the turn Off the year
y The money market reflected prepa-
rations for heavy payments at the
end OF the year Time funs were
held firmly. Cali loans worked easier
This tendency was ascribed 10 reluct-
ance OF the banks TO tie up funds for
fixed dates at this time.