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

TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER IL
For Honolulu and Kahului, stmr Lurline
Captain NJ A.. Madison, at p. m, from
Spear street wharf.
For Coos Bay, Marshfield and North Bend
stmr Redondo. Captain c. Erickson, at
D. M, from Lombard street wharf.
For Coquilie River, stmr Bandon, Captain
c. Schtilinsky, at 8 p. M, from Filbert
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Northland
Captain II. R. BODICE at p. m, from Lom-
OaA ~ WFDNEsDAY. NOVEMBER 12.
For Sydney. N. s. W.. strnr Tahiti. Captain
F; r. Evans, at IL a. M, from Folsom street
For Balboa, stmr CoIusa, Captain E. J. Min
lister.
For Seattle, Tacoma and Bellingham, stmr
Falcon. Captain L. J. Schage. at p. m,
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Willamette,
Captain G. Reiner, at 10 a. m, from Powell
street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland. stmr ]. B. stet-
son, Captain c. Lofstrom. at p. M, from
Powell street wharf
For Crescent City, sfmr Del Norte, Captain
J. A. Sanford. at p. M, from Harrison
For Eureka. stmr City of Topeka. Captain
g. A. Harris, at IL M, from broadway
For Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata.
stmr Phoenix. Captain II. Kokeritz, at IL
a. M, from Lombard street wharf.
For Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick Captain
J. r. Wahlgren, at 3 p. m, from Army
street wharf.
River stmr Sea Foam. Captain Henrickson.
at n. M, from Mission street wharf
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Har-
ward. Captain r.. Jepson at p. M, from
Pacific street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Clara Captain
g. M. lessen, at 10 a. m, from Vallejo
street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Rose City, Captain
o. c. Rankin, at IL a.. M. from pier 4O
For Los Angeles. stmr Vanguard Captain
J.. odland. at 3 p. M. from Lombard street
wharf
ARRIVED NOVEMBER II
$40 a. m, stmT Pasadena, McGovern, 16
hours from Albion: 354,000 feet lumber TO
Albion Lumber company.
7:40 a. M, stmr Shoshone. Silvia 40 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Charles r. Nc
Cormick Co.
a. M. sch Annie NJ Campbell. Nelson 40
days from Eten, Peru: ballast to George u.
Billings
| 80 a. M, stmr Wilhelmina. Peterson, 8
] days Is hours from Honolulu; passengers and
merchandise to Matson Navigation company.
SAILED NOVEMBER IL
| 0 a. M, bktn Fullerton. Woidsund, Port San
Luis, In tow of tug Defiance.
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SAN RAFAEL LICENSES

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 11.-MarrIage licenses
We're granted here yesterday as follows:
Oats Henry Stevens, 27 San Francisco, and
Vyolette /. Rutherford, 10, Kings City. Mon
terey county.
San Francisco.
Paul Trefz. SO, and Charlotte Gustafson. 81,
San Francisco.
James A. Carpeneti. %. and Martina T..
Genolio %, San Francisco.
Otto Fisher. %. and Stella b. Martinelli, 20.
Woodland, Y0Io county.
George schimetschek, II. san Francisco. and
Carmen Alphat. 10, Oakland
Carl NJ. stecker. %, and Lucy E. Barnes.
Louis zeiinsky. rs. and Alice Hanschen. n.
San Francisco
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted In San Francisco this morning: !:
1919, l so.4os. 739ke; 4O-5os, sAc; so-eos. 5se;
l20s, 311c; 120s and up, &c; apricots. 1913
crop, t. 0. b. in 80 ID boxes, lie for standard.
12c for choice, 1234c for extra choice and u 1ac
for fancy; evaporated apples. ~ QSAc:
peaches. 1913 crop. 5Q7Ac; pears. 1913 crop.
6~M1015c
Raisius-F. o. b. Fresno. 1912 crop: Loose
muscatels. 8 u 95%c per Id for crown, 5ssc
for 3 crown. 51sc for crown and 41zc for
for choice
Do 1913 crop: Seeded fancy No. 1s, 71sc;
do bulk. csc; choice. 65sc do bulk. 61ac;
Thompsons. &c; do bulk, sac; crown, loose.
as; crown. ,5sse, crown, 5fe; unsraded
she; London layer, 3 crown, $1.35; crown,
$1.60; crown So; 8 crown, $3.50.
Honey-New crop, comb, 1sN15c per lh for for
fancy. 10G12c for light amber and sq10c
for other extracted, water white. nominal; !;
white, 71a@sc; light amber. 6@7c; amber,
50Sc
Nuts-Peanuts, 8hG7c; pinenuts. nominal;
Brazil, 17@19c; flberts. l4@16c; pecans, 15g
1714c; almonds, 10000 for nonpareil, l19
1712c for Ne Plus Ultra. 16@161zc for brakes
Seeding, 14@16c for Languedoc and s@loc for
hard shell; walnuts. opening prices. 1913 crop,
t. o. b. carloads, budded, 19c; No: soft shell,
16c No. 2, IIHc; California chestnuts, oU
10c Italian, III Msc.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes (per ctI-Delta whites, S5c1$1. 10;
Salinas, $1.90Q2.25; sweets, $191.25; Japs,
s1.35.
Onions (per ctl)-Silverskins, $1.25@1 @1.50; on
street, 15c higher.
yegetables-Tomatoes. 25G50c per box; do,
southern, per crate. 75c@$1; okra, per box.
Toe; string beans. 2@6c per lb: lima. S@5c per
ID; peas, 3@9c per Id; green peppers 25G60c
per box; do. southern. per ID. Pa @3c; hot
chile, T5c per box; eggplant. 50Ge0c per box
do, southern. per ID, 405c; rhubarb, T5c6l
1.25 per box; cabbage. $1-25611.75 per ctl
squash. summer. per box, 75cg$l; do. cream.
509T5c; Hubbard. per sack. 70@I5c; do.
marrowfat, 65@75c; sprouts, 315 @5c per lb;
mushrooms. per lb, 50G60c; carrots, per sack,
60@7 Toe; celery. per doz punches, 90@40c; gar
lie, per lb. 7G9c; cucnmbers, per box, 75c@
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HIDES AND SKINS

Prices quoted at Napa.
Hides fper lb)--Dry Cattle Butchers. 27d
2sc; murrains 27c; dry salt hides. 1sc; stays
I9c; kip. 27c; veal. 31c; calf. s1c
s26l2. 25; No j medium do, $1.5o@2; No.
small do. 5oc@$1; No, colts do, 25@5oc
Wet Salted tper lbl-CattIe: Steers, me
bulls steers and stays. lie: kip. 10 to 80 lbs
ice; veal, 10 to 10 lbs. zoe; calf, 20c; culIs
1n2c less.
Sheep skins (each)-Loug wool pelts, soc@
81 medium wool 45Gs0c; short WOOL 2514Oc
lambs. long wool. 35050c: do medium l5630c
Goat Skins teach Prime Angoras, 75ca$1
medium. 35@50c: large hair goat, 40c; me
dunn hair goat. 25c; kids. 5@10c.
Taliow (per lb}--No 1 clean and hard. II
bbls. 5@5ilc: in cans, 4hQ5c; No. dark
3la 04c; grease. 2@3c.
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
net prices on granulated sugar, in bags OF I0t
lbs as follows: Western fine granulated, 81 S.
fruit granulated, S4.65; Gamers granulated
sf.65; crystal dominos. whole pieces. lb car.
TONS $S.9J: do lb cartons. ss.95: do, halt
tablets in half bbls, 1925; do % lb boxes
$40; cubes. $500; monarch powdered. s475
xxx powdered. $4.l5; confectioners' A.
s445; extra G. S4.45; golden G, s4.05: D.
1895.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar refining
In bags Of 100 lbs, as follows: c. & FL. fine
standard. $465; coarse dry granulated, $465
s4.75; cubes. 81 90; s'Higrade'' bar, S5; bricks
Tin half bbIs), s5.05; bricks (in 25 lb boxes)
So 40; II. & e. crystal dominos Is lb cartonsl
Ss.95: extra fine dry granulated Zoo ID bags)
$4.45; extra G. $4.I5; golden G, $4.05; yellow
ID, $395.
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FORECAST TILL 5 r. NJ, PACIFIC TIME.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II:
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Rain tonight and probably Wednesday; fresh
south wind.
For California. north of the Tehachapi-Rain
tonight and probably Wednesday; fresh south
wind.
For California south Of the Tehachapi--Rain
tonight and probably Wednesday; fresh south
wind.
For Nevada-Rain tonight and probably
Wednesday.
For Sacramento valley--Rain tonight and
probably "Wednesday; light south wind
For Santa Clara valley-Rain tonight and
probably Wednesday; light south wind.
For San Joaquin Talley-RaIn tonight and
probably wednesday: Iight south wind.
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HAY FEED AND MEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots of hay on
today's market: Fancy wheat hay, light bales,
S19621: No / wheat wheat and oat, s17Gl
is: No 2 wheat or wheat and oat. S14616.50,
choice tame oat, S17@1s; other tame oat, $14
ml650; barley. S12G15; alfalfa, S10@13.5O;
stock hay, Sl0911.50; straw. 50@75c.
Feed (per ton)-Bran. $25@25. 80 for white.
S24624 so for red: middlings, $29@32; shorts,
x25m26: rolled barley. $29m30 eornmeal
Sal 5O@42. so; cracked corn. s41-50@42. 50; al
falfa meal, lots, $3.50; do, small lots.
$3.50
Meal (per ton)--oilcake, 20 ton lots s33; 10
tons $3.50: tons, $34; less than tons.
S34 so: cocoanut carload lots, $40; do 10 TONS
$40: do tons. $3.50; do small lots. $50.
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HAMS AND RAcoN

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, 1O-12.
22c; do 12-14. 22c; do 14-16, 22c; primrose
bacon 4-6 soc; eastern star hams 1912
2Il5c: do 1914, 211ac; eastern skid hams, 23c
do I4-16 2151c; eastern star bacon. 4-6. 29c;
do G-s. 2sc; do $40. &c; do 1912. 26c; mon
arch hams, 1912, 20c. do 1915. 21c; monarch
picnic hams. 14iac. arrow bacon. S-10 2eJsc:
40 1912 25Iac; medium bacon, 20ikc; Lit d.
81 $40. 23c; do 1912, 22c; light medium,
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pouLTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry tper Ibl-California fryers. 21M23c
old ROSTERS. 10@12c; do young. 20@23c hens
15mf6c: eastern hens, 16@19c; do young stock
isaac
California Hens (per doz) Medium. 81 .5OG
&: do extra S6G10; old roosters. S4M5; young
ROSTERS. sTmS: do full grown, $7n10: fryers
s5@6; hroilers s364.50; ducks. old. s4d5; dc
young, seas; pigeons, 81. %; do squads 50 &c
as: eastern hens. S7M11. according to size
geese. per pair, $2@3.
Turkeys tper lb)-Live, young. % 2a23c; old
22c; dressed young gobhlers. 27@2sc; hens
26c: old 24c.
Came tper doz)--Rabbits 81 25@275; Bel
riar hares $46l6
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OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In Oakland today:
George Epperson, SO. Oakland. and Retta
20. and Marguerite Butturino. "a both Of
Petaluma: Sanders Wilson, 80, and Hattie
Davis. AZ, both Of Oakland Will A. D. Steele.
Grand Rapids, Wis; George D. Smith Jr, "a,
Carson City. New, and Eleanor G. Hart, %,
Berkeley; Martin Ramin. "a. and Lucy NJ.
"a. Yolo. and Ruth A. Brown 81 Oakland;
John Comes, 20, and Mary Costa, 1s both Of
Oakland
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LOCAL SECURITIES WEAK

Local securities continued weak on
the San Francisco Stock and Bond ex-
change this morning, though the VOL
ume or business showed q slight i'm
provement United Railroads As and
Great Western Power 5s were the
leaders and held firm at $50 and $50.
respectively. Bond transactions totaled
par value of $4,000, while 80 shares
or STOCKS were transferred.
In the unlisted department both
General Petroleum and Oakland, An
t1och and Eastern stocks were weaker,
the former selling at 50 and the lat
ter at 1915. General Petroleum 6s
We're bought at $55.25. Except for a
couple OF San Francisco and Northern
Pacific bonds, at s100.50, there was no
other movement in the unlisted
x
KLAMATH R. r. APPLICATION
The klamath Lake Railroad COM
pany filed an application with the
railroad commission today, asking for
authority to abandon the operation of
It's road from Thrall, in Siskiyou
county, California, to klamath Falls,
Ore. The line was constructed from
Thrall as far as Pokegama, a dis
tance of about "a miles. The appli-
cation states that the building of the
California Northeastern from Weed
to klamath Falls cut off the business
of the klamath Lake Railroad COM
pany, and that 1t lost approximately
$1,000 In 1911, $4,000 in 1912. and
$4,000 for the year ending June 80,
1913.
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GRAIN STOCKS IN ALL POSITIONS

CHICAGO, Nov. 1I.-wheat decreased 24S,-
600 bushels last week. Corn decreased $4,000
bushels last week. Oats increased $4,000
bushels last week
Wheat-Public A. 66S, 600 private 4,251, 900.
total 500 coo: last year, 6.969. 900.
Corn-Public 10000. private 1,2lo, 600,
total 2 753. 600; las* year, $50, 900.
Oats-Public S,1s6.000. private 6,1eS, 600,
total IA ,394 COO: last year. 2, 729 coo.
Contract stock in public elevators:
Wheat-This week 1000, last week
4 964. 500 last year 2944. 900.
Corn-This week .217 600, last week 1855
OO0 last year 421 coo.
Oats-This week 6.e61, 200. last week 6,2S2,-
600. last year 71,o00.
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MARRIAGES

SvEGAARD-HAYMANS this city,
November 8. 1913. by Rev. h n. Bell Otto
John Svegaard and Sylvia H Haymanson,
both OF this city.
GRAHAM -SMTTH-In this city, November s,
1918, by Rev III. III. Bell. Matthew Aiken
Graham and Mildred Esther Smith, both OF
this city
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GAIN IN EARNINGS
OF PAC|F FIC |. & P.
For Year Ended September
80 Net Income Increased
II Per Cent

Gross earnings of the Pacific Light
and Power corporation increased Is
per cent for the year ended Septem-
Der 80, 1918. over the previous year.
while the net earnings increased II
per cent. The new electric in
stailation of approximately $4,000
ticaliy completed and current is being
delivered from this plant in Los An
geles over one of the longest trans
mission lines In the world.
The statement of earnings for the
year ended September so and for the
month of September follows:
YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 80
Cross earnings. 50 44o. $3.50 s2.s14, ,e1s 1913. .s5s
p r ing ex-
penses, fnclud-
Ing taxes. --... 1.376,544 1904. .129 1s7,5s5
Net earnings 81 oe4 .s1e 81. $50 es4 $3.50. .aes
Surplus ..-... s5es,oss s7ss. s.os2 s2lo,o
MONTH ENDED SEPTEMBER so
Gross earnings sa9l l952 500 lsls ao @
o pera I ing ex-
penses, includ-
Ing taxes....-.. 12o.ess 157.1s7 SO. .44e
Net earnings. $95, ,132 SlOo.764 S5. 632
Fixed charges. 5s.142 4O,ss3 2,741
Surplus ....... s56.es0 500, ,ss1 81, ,s91
In the statement the interest on the
bonds which have been sold to COM
plete the new hydro electrical devel-
opment at Big Creek is charged
against this development to conform
with the rulings of the railroad COM
mission.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were is
sued this morning:
Robert E. 0'Brien, %. Oakland and Kath-
crime T. Mulhare, 20, 1858 Twenty fifth street.
Frank A. Scailer, %, Manila, P. l., and
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
BRooMHALL's GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11.-Easier American
cables yesterday and lower tendency in Winni-
peg were Offset here by unfavorable crop adj
vices from Argentina, and a result shorts
covered and opening prices were unchanged to
y higher. Bullish advices from India frmer
spot market and an improved demand for car
goes and generally unfavorable weather for
the new crop mostly throughout Europe helped
the advance. Following the opening there
decline of q in the distant months
report of rain in Bahia Blanca and expecta-
tions of liberal increase in the visible supply
here Later support developed. and most OF
the decline recovered dryness reported
in many provinces of Argentina. Argentine
estimates are being reduced. At 1880 p. m.
| the market was steady ana unchanged TO \.
higher than yesterday.
Corn opened Il lower and further declined
%@%, with liquidation induced by American
government report and talk Of larger arrivals.
Buenos Aires-Wheat closed steady, H as
higher. Corn u higher.
Wheat In Europe this week amounts to
81. .0SS, 600 bushels. against Il, 200 last
week. increase of 3. .S92. 900 bushels. Last
week there was a decrease of 2. $40. 600 bushels
and last year an increase OF 100000 bushels.
when the total amounted to 81 SOC. 900 bushels.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II
From Balboa, stmr City of Para
From Seattle, stmr Buckman.
From Everett. stnr Nome City.
From Portland. stmr Oliver ]. Olson
From Grays Harbor. stmr Centralia-
From Comax. stmr Santa Rosalia.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II
From Manila stmr Thomas.
From Hongkong, stmr Chiyo Maru.
From Sslina Cruz. stmr Missourian.
From Eureka, stmr City of Topeka
From Fort Bragg. stmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles, stmr Harvard.
From Los Angeles. stmr Willamette.
From Eureka, stmr Vanguard.
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FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

Consols OF 1-16; money. 725s; account.
72 1915; Rio Tintos, II, up ".
London copper opened firm, spot f6S, up It's
Cd; futures, f67, up 15s.
Liverpool cotton closed quiet, 51a higher on
near and 31a on distant.
higher. Corn. A41a lower.
Antwerp wheat closed IL higher. Berlin
q lower. Budapest * higher.
Regular quarterly dividend declared by
Canadian Pacific of 212 per cent.
Untitled orders of Steel corporation amounted
to 4513767 tons on October 81 the smallest
tonnage reported since November 30 1911.
During October the tonnage the corpora
tion's books decreased 400. 01s. This falling
of was much in excess OF Wall streets ex-
pectati0ns.
London copper closed firm, spot f6S rs Sd. up
Is Cd; futures f6S, up los; spelter f20 los, OF
rs Cd; lead f19 rs Cd, on Is Cd.
New York copper market nominal. no quo
tations; lead 4.30c, spelter 5.25Gl5.35c.
Total clearances-Wheat 332. 900 bushels:
four 81 .0oe barrels: corn 5000 bushels: oats.
16 600 bushels; wheat and flour equal ell 600
hushels
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Local Oil Quotations
SALES NOVEMBER IL
THE COTTON MARKE1

NEW YORK. Nov. u-Port receipts today
estimated 100000 bales; last week 125. 600;
last year 1I0, 100 New York due 10 open sac
lower
The weather over the belt yesterday was gen.
orally clear; temperatures 30 to 64 at 8
o clock last night Fair weather with slowly
rising temperatures is indicated for the entire
belt today and tomorrow. Leading southern
spot markets yesterday were n ga lower. The
short interest was reduced on yesterdays rally.
Sentiment here is bearish.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples, per box: Newton
pippins, tier, $1.50Gi.75; Az tier, $l.104
lao; bellefower, 4 tier, $150G175; do Az
tier, $1.2591.30; Rhode Island greenings,
tier, S1@1.25; do 41a tier, 81; Delaware reds,
A tier, $1.30G1.40; do Al tier, Sl-l5@
%; Hoover. 4 tier, $1.25@1.33 do Va
tier $lM1.25; Baldwin, tier, $1-3oq1.50;
do AZ tier, 81 50Q %: Oregon spitzenbergs,
$1.75612.50; do iona thans. $1.25@1.JO.
Quinces-Per box, 50e@$1.25.
.Pomegranates-Per box. 50Q60c; large boxes.
75c@$1.25.
Persimmons-Per box, 75cGs1.25.
Pears -Bartletts, S1.50@2.2 %; other varie-
ties, 75c@s1.75.
Grapes (per crate)-Isabellas, $1@1.50 To
kays, 65cWS1; Malaga, $1@1.50; back, SOC;
muscats, 65c@S1; queen. Soc; eornichon. 6oc
lugs. tokay, 75c@S1, muscat, S5c@S1; black,
% assoc; seedless, $1.50M2.25 %
S26G30; do of grades S1SM20; white wine
grapes. S1TM24; mission, $22M26.
Berries-Strawberries. pef chest. $4q6.
Raspberries-Per chest, $4617.50.
Huckleberries. per ID. 4G9c-
CranberrIes-Cape Cod per bbl. $9d9.50;
New Jersey late reds. per bbI $109 80; Coos
Bay, per box. s.. .25M2. 80.
Citrus Fruits tper box}-Lemons. standard.
s3QS.50; choice, S4.50Q6; fancy, $7@I. 80;
lemonettes. $294: grapefruit seedless, $S@
400; lines. per case, $4.50@5.5o.
Oranges-Valencias. per box. $3.5OM6.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian, 75c q
$3.50 per bunch; do Central American Ala @5c
per lb; do Mexican, 364c per lb; pineapples,
per dozen Hawaiian $1.50@2.50.
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EEsEsFer uWen

Cheese-Ca1ifornia fancy flats. 16c pound,
firm; frsts, Ice; firm; do seconds, lac; fancy
firm; Oregon twins. 16c steady; do triplets.
Ice, steady; Young Americas. tic. steady.
Eastern-New York cheddars, fancy. 20 STEADY;
wisconsin fancy, twins, 1870, steady; do trip
lets. 17I5c, steady
Retailers charged &c pound on each square
OF butter ana &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations
Receipts today: Butter 80. 500 pounds, eggs
30, 10 dozen, cheese 6S,0 900 pounds.
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LEGAL AND OFFICIAl

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARIPOSA.
IN THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF
THOMAS HILL, deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR SALE
or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE IS hereby given thst the under
signed VIII sell AZ PUBLIC AUCTION 70 the
highest bidder for cash. subject 70 the ap-
proval of the superior court Of the county
Of Marlposa- state Of California on THURS
DAY. the 20th DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1913.
1T the hour Of 10 O'CLOCK A. N. on the
said date at the AUCTION ROOMS OF II.
TAYLOR CURTIS, number 532 SUFFER- ST.
in the city and county Of San Francisco,
state Of California. about two hundred (2O0)
OIL PAINTINGS. painted by the late
THOMAS HILL. the same being the prop
erty Of the ESTATE OF THOMAS HILL. de-
ceased.
THESE oil paintings range in size from
SEVEN by TWELVE feet. down to NINE by
TWELVE inches, and include many well
known paintings. such THE LAST
SPIKE THE MUIR GLACIER the
grand CANYON OF TIE COLORADO. -
the GRAND CANYON OF THE YELLOW
STONE the SALMON FESTIVAL and
many other YOSEMITE VALLEY views,
Characteristic WESTERN SCENES, and nu-
merous other subjects and studies.
SAID sale Is made By order Of the SUPE-
Rl0R COURT Of the county Of Mariposa.
state OF California, and Is subject 10 ap-
]. z. WILLIAMSON.
ADMINISTRATOR with the VIII Annexed
Of the ESTATE OF THOMAS HILL,
Deceased.
Dated November Sth 1913
WELLES- -WHITAfORE, ATTORNEY for
said ADMINISTRATOR, 937 Pacific bldg
San Francisco. Cal.
NOTICE OF INTENTIoN OF CHANGE OF
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BISINESs-Notice
Is hereby given that the owners and holders
Of more than twe-thirds Of the capital stock
Of The National Identification company. a
corporation organized aud existing under and
By virtue Of the laws Of the state Of Cali
fornia nave consented 10 and directed that
the principal place Of business Of said Ma
tional Identification Company be changed
from the city and county Of San Francisco,
state Of California, to the city and county
Of Los Angeles. state Of California and
that the directors have passed a resolution
fn accordance with said written consent
that said place OF business be 50 changed
and have directed this publication; and no
tice IS further given that IL IS the inten-
tion OF the said National Identification Com
Dany 70 change its principal place OF busi
ness from the city and county Of San Fran
cisco. state n California. to the city and
county OF Los Angeles. state Of California
said change 10 take effect on the 1st day OF
December. 1913
BY order Of the Board Of Directors Of tb'
National Identification Company.
DALLAS II. PLAIT. Secretary.
4SgrrCF pfaaro and Y Uynan bought tn.
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SUN, MOON and TIDE
rSDAY. NOVEMBER IL
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS
Hawaiian island oahu island). Honolulu
harbor-Ontside entrance gas buoy No. 2. re-
ported extinguished October 2S. was relighted
November 1, 1919. Light List Pacific Coast.
1912, D. 90, No. 5I2. Buoy List. Nineteenth
District, 1913, p. 14.l By order Of the COM
A. r.. AFLEDGE, Inspector,
Nineteenth Lighthouse District.
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\
Bargain Sale
Of Money

HALF A MILLION PENNIES ON
SALE AT DS CENTS PER
HUNDRED
The Call inaugurated today the
first bargain sale of money ever
held ON the Pacific coast.
From now until Saturday night
you get one hundred pennies for
nfnety-efght cents. Limit. $4,000
to a customer. None sold to hanks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-11
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour (per bbl)-Net cash: California family
extras. $5.G0G6: bakers extras, $4.65 a. 20;
superfine. S3.90@410; Dakotas, $6.40G7. 40;
Kansas. S6Q6.25.
Wheat tper ctD-California club. s1.45@
e5 Turkey vH1 red si55Sa1 's5: red RSssia4'
s1.45G Lacy; club, s1-45@1.46A; forty fold.
$1.5001. .521a.
Barley tper ctD-Good to choice feed, $l.32a
and brewing S1.3715 6142h.
Oats (per ctl)-White feed. s1.371s al. 42115 !;
red seed, 81. 1902. %; black, $2.75@3.
$2.50G3
Corn fper ctl)-Yellow, bulk, SLIT; do
white. SITS; Egyptian white. $1.65@1.70
S165G1. 1.671k
Rye (per efI)-s145@L5o; recleaned. s1.57h
Ro1A
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-11
INVESTMENTS

WITH $500 and up you
can get into a clean
business that pays
we'll. ADVERGRAPF1
SERVICE looks good
every way you figure
it. FERRY ADVER=
! GRAPH CO., AS7 Pa
cific bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-11
WEATHER REPORT

IAN FRANCISCO. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Il
SPECIAL. CALIFORNIA REPORTS
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Classified Directory
forReady Reference
AccoUNTANTs-certi6ed Pub.
ACCOUNTANTS

audited: books opened adjust
ments. Public auditors. 725 Phelan bldg.
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NOTICE. Bloom and Y. Hyman bought the
shop of 5oe Friedman. 154 Sd st; not respon-
sible for any debt November II.