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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-13

An Investigation is being held by
the crop and labor commissioner of
the Canadian agriculture department
into the high cost of living in British
Columbia.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-13

The Western farmers convention in
session at Winnipeg, Manitoba, de-
cided TO adopt cooperation in buying
and selling.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-13

for increases in wages which will
amount to more than $1,000, 600 a year
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-13

Colored women of Decatur. ILL.,,
wives of union men, have organized
an Independent women's union label
league.
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Me- " LOW RECORD
FOR NEW HAVEN
New York Central and Sugar
Stocks Also Go Lowest
in Years

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-The lowest
price at which the stock of the New
Haven railroad ever sold was re-
ported on the New York Stock ex-
change. It opened at Is and dropped
on single sale to "a, net loss from
yesterdays close of IN. 1t then ral-
lied, but stock was pressed for sale
and subsequently it declined to 70.
The pronounced weakness of this
stock was caused by uneasiness over
the action to be taken on the divi-
dend tomorrow by the directors.
Declines in shares long rated as
high class investment securities en-
couraged bear selling, which was pro-
ductive of pronounced losses In the
speculative favorites. Steel and Le-
high fell of to a greater extent than
the other active shares, but the whole
market showed the effect of pressure
at intervals. Prices for New York
Central and Sugar were the lowest for
years.
Bonds were easy.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

L.
For Honolulu and Kahului. stmr Lurline,
Captain NJ. A. Madsen, at p. M, from Spear
street wharf.
Reilly, at D. M. from Broadway wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Hanalel, Captain 3.
l.. HANNA, at p. M. from Howard street
For Coos Bay stmr Redondo, Captain O.
Erickson. at p. M, from Lombard street
wharf.
For Crescent City, stmr Del Norte Captain
]. A. Sanford. at p. m, from Harrison
street wharf.
For Seattle, stmr Aroiine, Captain A. H.
Sears. at p. M. from Harrison street wharf.
For Grays Harbor, stmr Svea, Captain o.
Frederickson. at p. m, from Lombard street
wharf.
For coquille river, stmr Elizabeth. Captain
J.. Olsen. at p M. from Harrison street
For Coquille river. stmr Fifeld. Captain j.
Lindberg at 8 p. m. from Filbert street
wharf.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10
For London and Liverpool, stmr Crown Of
Arragon, oaptaia R. Herschel. at p. m.
from China basin.
From sydney n :; w.. stmr Moana, Cap
street wharf
For New York and Europe via Tshuantepec,
stmr Isthmian. Captain J. 3. Hall. at 10
For Victoria and Vancouver, B. c., atmr
Musician. Captain Dunn, at s p. m. from
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett, stmr Nome
City, Captain L. Hansen, at p. m, from
First street wharf.
For Point Arena, Mendocino and Little
River, stmr Sea Foam. Captain Henrickson.
at p. m, from Mission street wharf.
For Fort Bragg. stmr Brunswick, Captain
J.. q. Wahlgren. at p. m. from Army street
wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Har-
yard. Captain r. Jepsen, at p. m, from
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Clara, Captain
g. NJ. Jessen. at 10 a. m. from Vallejo street
For Grays Harbor, stmr Coronado Captain
S. Stangeland, at 10 a. m., from Filbert street
wharf.
For Portland. stmr o. M Clark, Captain J.
wharf.
For Eureka, stmr Phoenix. Captain E. Koker-
itz, at IL a. m, from Lombard street wharf.
ARRIVED DECEMBER 2
$40 a. M, stmr Paraiso, Jacobson, 70 hours
from Portland via Astoria; merchandise to
Williams, Dimond & Co.
a. m, stmr william F. Herrin, Mcdonald
8 hours from Monterey; ballast to Associated
645 a. m, power schr Surprise. Olsen, Q
hours from Pigeon point; 500 bales hay, 100
cords bark and 800 sacks beans TO order
7.25 a. m, stmr National City, Bostrom Is
to Union Lumber company.
$40 a. M. stmr Wilhelmina. Peterson. S
days Is hours minutes from Honolulu; pas
engers and merchandise TO Matson Navigation
SAILED DECEMBER o
$40 q. m, stmr John A. Hooper, Martin
Seattle, with ship Henry Willard in tow.
Seattle, in tow stmr John A. Hooper
DISASTER
SEATTLE. Dec. 9.-Tug La Paloma was to-
tally DESTROYED by fire last night; three men
ISLAND PORTS
MANILA-Arrived Dec. 3-U. s. stmr Sher.
man, hence Nov. 3, via Honolulu.
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Financial Summary

Canadian Pacific creates So, ,o00. 900 special
investment fund. Common stock holders OF
record December % Will receive at ratio OF
70 s52, ,ooo,vo0 8 per cent note certificates at
e0 redeemable at par In 1924.
American stocks in London irregular. Ca
madam Pacific very weak
New Haven directors meet tomorrow in New
iork after p. m. Eli Whitney, director,
fayors passing quarterly dividend; matter has
tion.
W G; Brown, president of New York Gem
trai. before Rochester Chamber of Commerce,
says railroad rate increase must be allowed
by commission or face inevitable result OF
government ownership.
j. J. Mitchell, president of Illinois Trust and
Savings bank. believes bottom of trade depres-
sion has been reached. but expects business to
remain slow for some time
Stock exchange adopts rule requiring that
companies listed must Immediately notify ex-
change authorities of any dividend action.
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad company
denies 1t Is planning to curtail production or
any serious reduction of its forces.
Twelve fndustrials advanced 80.
Twenty active rails declined AZ.
Rails 10456. industrials 1857.
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Al TAR OR PRISON ?.
THIEF IS PUZZLED.
Refusal of Probation by Judge
Donahue Upsets Marriage
Plans Already Made

Miss Mary Ahern of Oakland spent
today in the Alameda county Jail, un-
certain whether she would go to the
penitentiary or the altar tomorrow.
Miss Ahern has been in custody for
some time on a charge of grand lar
ceny in conjunction with Miss Grace
Jllrich, the two having pleaded
guilty to robbing a woman of $50 in
an Oakland safe.
Miss Ahern Is engaged to Clark
Rankin. bridge builder. Today had
been set for the wedding. She ex-
pected to be released on probation
this morning. but the case was post
poned till tomorrow.
Rankin had made thes arrange
ments with the Rev. aFther Dempsey
for the ceremony and was waiting
among the court spectators.
But Judge Donahue said he was
undecided as to whether he could re-
lease the young woman.
Mrs. Ullrich was released on three
years probation. The release was
due to a plea by her attorney, Miss
Margaret Ogden, daughter of Judge
F. B. Ogden. Miss Beatrice Mccall,
probation officer. recommended pro-
baton in both cases.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted in san FraHclsco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes bulk basis. crop Of
1913, S0-40s. 7Ac; 4o-50s. 6Lc; 506os. &c;
eo-Tos Sc; 70-sos. sac; so zoos, sc; 10o-l20s.
3h.c: los and up 2Ac. Apricots. 1918 crop.
f. 0. b.. in so 10 boxes, 116l4hc. Evaporated
apples. SG9c. Peaches. 1913 crop, 54Sc. Pears.
1913 crop. 7d11e.
Raisins-The following prices are {. o.. b.
Fresno. as given out by the Associated Raisin
company: 1913 crep. per lb-Loose muscatels
600. crown, 4aAc; crown. 5l2e; crown,
nc. crown. &C. seeded fancy, l6 OF packages,
711e; do u OF, &c; do bulk 8%c; do choice.
i6 OK. &c; do u OF. SAC; do bulk. 616c; Sui
tanas, stock; Thompson's seedless, I'M
bleached sos &c; TO OF, nc; II OF. 5&c: re-
cleaned. IL advance; do hoated. 1ac advance:
London layers. 20 10 boxes. crown. Sl.45: 4
crown, sl.65; crown 50. %: crown. s.. 10:
do l ID cartons S175; clusters. 20 lb boxes.
2.50. Local representatives OF the association
asking 54c higher, while several of the
large packers are quoting hc under the asso-
ciation's figures.
Honey-New crop. comb 13d15c per 10 for
fancy. 10d12c for light amber and SG1Oc for
other: extracted, water white nominal; white.
~ dS12e; light amber. 6GTc: amber. 5M6c.
Nuts-Peanuts, 7G7Ac per III; plnenuts. IL
612Ae Brazil. 1sG20c; hlberts, 13415c; pc
cans, 15G 1015c; almonds, l6d21c and 1OGl2c
for hardshell walnuts. opening prices 1913
crop +. O. b.. carloads: Budded 19e; No. l
softshell 16c: No 2. IL hc California chest
nuts. 3a5c: italian do, 81 4Sc.
Dates-New crop Golden. 6l14T1sc per lb;
FRrd 105s 611c.
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BULL SENTIMENT
IN THE WHEAT PIT.
Corn Prices Weaken on AC-
count of Fine Weather;
Oats Go Down, Too

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Bullish sentiment
predominated today in the wheat pit,
influenced TO some extent by falling
off in the European visible supply. The
market. after opening unchanged to
1sc off, made an all around advance.
Corn prices weakened on account of
fine weather promoting the movement
from first hands. Prices started the
same as last night TO sc lower, and
gave no sign of any important rally.
Oats worked down with corn. The
selling pressure, however, proved
light. First sales OF provisions were
enSued
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Local Oil Quotations
BRooMHALLs GRAM GABLES

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 9.-Wheat opened u
lower Influenced by American cables. Later
there was covering on unfavorable crop ad-
vices from Argentina and prices gained u "A
European marketing continues on a moderate
scale and the visible here Is expected TO snow
a liberal decrease. Consumption continues fair.
During the morning the market again declined,
with trading dull. Favorable reports from
Australia and late advices from Argentina or
good weather. with a quiet spot trade, helped
the decline. At 80 p. M the undertone was
generally steady, with prices Il lower tnan
yesterday.
Corn 0pened i lower and further declined
hM% with the undertone weak very mild
weather here reducing consumption and poor
spot demand with liberal Danubian oners,
caused profit taking. AT 1870 p. N. prices were
AG% under yesterday.
Argentina-The weather generally IS nne.
In the north wheat is yielding Disappointing.
with the weight 81 to 59ls pounds TO the
bushel Estimates received here by private
firms regarding the exportable surplus are
greatly reduced.
The European visible this week decreased
3O34 600 bushels and is so. 222 600 bush
els Last year there was decrease or zo0O,-
coo bushels when the total amounted to s9,-
S0O.O0 bushels.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
U. S. Experts Quit
For Better Wages

WASHINGTON, Dec. - Scientific
experts of the government are being
lured to private employment by higher
wages. according to the annual report
OF Director George Otis Smith OF the
United States geological survey to-
day.
TN four and a half years." says
Smith, al geologists have left the
employ of the government to better
their financial condition. They re-
ceive about two and half times the
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09

General Petroleum 6s advanced one
Rnd half points in the local securi-
ties market this morning, bonds of a
par value of $4,000 selling at SOS. At
the close $57.75 was bid and S5S.25
asked. Orpheum theater and Realty
IS also advanced with sales of $4,000
at S102.
Listed securities remained firm dur
Ing the morning session of the San
Francisco Stock and Bond exchange.
there being considera BILE activity in
the bond department with sales of
q par value of $4,000 OF this Pa
cillc Telephone and Telegraph SIS con-
tributed $4,000 at $685.. Pacific
Electric Railway 5s were strong with
sales of $1,000 at $100.1215, while Pa
cifc Gas Imp. 4s were slightly i'm
proved with sales of $4,000 at SSs
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
pouITRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the oan fran-
cisco wholesale market: nn-ro .
Poultry (per lb)-Caiifornia fryers, goa &c;
old ROSTERS. logic; do young, 2oc; mems,
small. 15dIec; eastern hens. 1oW1Sc; do young
stock, I7121c.
Per dozen--California hens. medium. $500
z. do ezra SSM9: old roosters, $4M5; young
ROSTERS s7ds; do full grown, IS: fryers.
s5m8; broilers s3d4.JO; ducks, old. S4G5. so;
do young. s8G7; pigeons, 81 p; do squads.
ri 75m2 -; eastern hens. $1Hll, according TO
Size: = geese rss per pair. s2as.
TURKEYS tper IbJ--Liye. young, 20d22c: DO
old 1SM 1ae: dressed. 22d2Tc.
Game (per doz)-Rabbits. $2rT2-50: Belgian
baTes S4M6; Wild. S2m2.75; geese, white,
s2d2. 30; do gray, s494.50; brant. S2Q4;
eanvasback, $5g6; mallard, S496; widgeon,
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uAy FEED AND MEAL

1,z34 tons.
wholesale prices on carload lots Of hay on
today's market: Fancy wheat hay Light bales,
S1e1s2I. No. / wheat or wheat and oat, $l71
IL. No 2 wheat or wheat and oat S14m
Ie' 30. choice tame oat, $17G1s; other tame
cat, s14d1s.5O; barley, $12G15; alfalfa. $l0g
IL 5o: STOCK hay, S10411; straw. 50G90c per
bale.
Meal (per ton)-Oicake. 20 ton lots, S33
10 tons $3.50; tons, $34; less than tons,
S34 80. cocoauut, carload lots $40: do 10 tons,
500. do 5 tons $3.50 do small lots. $50.
Feed (per ton)--BrHn, $23.50624 for white,
s21. .50922 for red; middlings, $29Q33; shorts.
$40 5od 1850; cracked corn. $42. .50@43 80;
alfalfa meal. car lots. $17.50; DO small lots.
S1s 80
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IocAI yEGETABLEs

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes (per ct1l-Delta whites sOcG$l;
Salinas. <175M2; sweets. $l@l--o' oregon
Burbanks. $1G1.40.
Onions lper ctll-Silverskins, SI.IaM2 70 (;
on street, 25c higher; Oregon, $225G2. 40.
southern. per crate, 50@75c; okra, per box. 81:
string beans. 41Tc per Id; lima, 2Q5c per 10;
peas. 5d12Ac per lb; green peppers, Ioc9
81 25 per crate: do southern, per ID. 192c;
eggplant, 4ocdS1 per box; do southern, per
ID, SC; rhubarb, 75c@s1 per box; cabbage,
1.50 per ctl; squash. summer, per box, IocG
81: do cream 50075c: Hubbard. per sack. 20
61T5c: do msrrowfat, 60@75c; sprouts. 4d6c
per ID; mushrooms, per ID. 10Gl5e; buttons,
Is 5n20c; carrots. per sack 50uHc: celery.
small crates SId1.25; large. S1.50A2.25; gar
lic per ID, 1dSe: cucumbers. per box. 15c4
81: lettuce, per crate, S1.5o@2-25, caulinower.
ner dozen
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FInuR AND GRAIN

Quotations IN San Francisco this morning:
Flour (per ctlb-Net cash. California family
extras. IS 60T8 bakers extras, $4.65M5. 20:
superfne. s390@4.1O; Dakotas. $6.40Q7. 40;
Kansas s6M6.25.
Wheat {per ctl1-California club. $1.50:
northern wheat bluestem 81 63d 81 V Tur-
KEY red $1.55M1 .65; red Russian. $l.5o; club
81 90: forty-fold 81 52la a 1.55.
Barley (per ctI)-Good 10 choice feed S1.30
al. .321k; lower grades. S1.25Q1.27h; shipping
and brewing. s1.35d1.40.
oats (per ctll-White. 81 .42h 41.4Ih; red
seed s1.e0I215; black. S2.50Q3; surprise.
81 47h d1.50.
Corn 1per ctD-Eastern. 80 for yellow and
81 10 for white; Egyptian. white. $l.65; kafnr
nominal.
Rye-Nomfnal.
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LOCAL. FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted the san Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per boy: Newton
pippins. tier. s1.5oG1.75; Az tier. 81 2Sg
1.35; belehower. tier. $1.63G1.15; do Al
tier. $1.1591.25; Rhode Island greetings, 4
tier. $125g1. 50; do 43 tier. 81; Delaware
reds. tier. $l35Gl / 40; do ~ tier Sl-I9g
1.2J: Hoover. 4 tier. 81. I.25@1.35; do Az tier,
s1@125; Baldwin. tier. s1.50G1.75; do IA
tier. $101-25; Oregon spItzenbergs. S1.75M2;
do Jonathans, $l.50@1.75; do Ben Davis. $3.50
9I.75.
Pears-Wnter Nellis. SI.50@2.
Grapes (per crate)=Al varieties. 75cG$.'
Strawberries-$4GS.
Raspberries tper chestl-S5G6
Cranherries-Howes. s12913.50 per bbl.
Citrus Fruits (per box)--Lemons. standard.
S2.50d3.50; choice. s4.50@5; fancy S5.50n
$50; lemonettes. S1.50d2 rs: grapefruit seed
less. S3Q4 lines. per case, $4G5.
oranges-Navels. fancy 81. 256i3; do choice.
S2a223 tangerlnes, S2.25 92.f3+ mandsrins,
81. 1.25QI 80.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian. 81. 5oI
: per bunch; do Central American, Sa4 "a 19c
per ID: do Mexican. 264c per Ii: pineapples,
per dozen, Hawaiian. $1.50G3.
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HIDES AND SKINS

Prices quoted in San Francisco:
Hides (per ibl--Dry cattle: Butchers 27c:
murrains, 26e; dry salt hides, 1Sc; stays, lsc;
kip. 37c; veal, 31c; calf, 31c.
Horse teach)-Large prime. S250G3; me-
dium, $292.5O; small, S1.50M2: colts, 25M50c.
Wet saited iper lb1--Cattie: Steers. medium
and heavy, 16c; cows. heavy, 1515c; stays.
lie; kip 16 to 80 lbs 16c; calf. 1919.
Sheepsksns (each)--Long wool pelts. coca
81 10; medium wool, 45Q90c; short WOOL 25@
45c: lambs, long wool, 356e0c; do medium
10190c; shearlings, No. /. 20G30c; do No. a.
5@20c
Tallow (per lb)--No. / clean and hard, 5A
G6c; No. 2, 4@511c; grease. 2@3c.
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PORK. LARD AND OIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on nork lard cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierees, lac; do so, per case.
srrovv comnouud. tlerces I01zc: do 5s So. IS;
do los. se75: do IS. So SO; do Is. $500; yeI
low arrow cooking oil, 66e; white arrow cook
ING oil roe: primrose salad oil, Toe; extra
family beef s24; family beef, s24; extra mess
beef, s24; extra prime pork, s25; extra pig
pork $50 Califene-Tubs, 11Mc; half bbls.
i12c: tierce. 11Ac; 2 tierces, 11Mc; 8
Heroes. lie; cases, 81. Cottolene-HaK bbls,
i1Ac; / tierce. 1850; tierces. l1hc; IS.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
SALE OF 'OAKLAND BONDS

provement SIS were awarded yester-
day to n. w. Halsey & Co., at a pre-
mium of S12,622.5O, being a basis of
101-6S. Other bids were as follows:
L. II. Rollins & Sons, $12,232.50: Har-
ris Trust and Savings bank, Chicago,
$e.555, William r. Staats company,
$TSl9; R. L Day & Co., Estabrook &
Co. and Blodgett, Merritt & Co..
Jointly, $I725; Anglo and London
Paris National bank, S5,620.50; Cen
tral National Bank of Oakland, $500;
Continental and Commercial Trust
and Savings bank of Chicago, $4,125;
and Bond & Goodwin, SS.173.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
HAMS AID BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams. 1912
211ac. do 12-i4 21i5e; do 14-1e, 21iac; prim-
rose bacon. 4-0. Doc; eastern star hams, 1912.
21c do 1914, gle; eastern skid hams, 221lc:
do 14-IG, 21c; eastern star bacon, 40, 2pc;
do 6-S 2sc; do $40 27c; do 1912 26c; mon
picnic hams. 1415c; arrow bacon, $40 2651c;
do 1912. NC; medium bacon, 205kc; 1t ID.
S., S-10 23c; do 1912. &c; light medium,
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FRESH FISH

Fresh fish (cleaned and iced. (. o. b. prices.
per 1b)-Hslibut. 12Mc; carp, &c; catfish,
l215c; Goldfish. Sc; red rock, I0c; barracuda &c;
soles, &c: sand dabs, &c; tomcod, l214c; smelt.
121ac; white bait, 10c; salmon, 12hc; striped
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
SAN JOAQUIN FRUIT SEASON

According to advices received from
Fresno, the deciduous fruit season of
the San Joaquin valley. which has
Just come to a close, has been one Of
the most successful in the history of
this industry. Peaches were the only
fruit that did not bring good returns,
and some growers suffered losses, but
on cherries, pears, plums and grapes
record prices were the rule. The
short crop in the east was to great
extent responsible for the good prices
that were received by California
growers The eastern fruit crop was
only about so or 60 per cent of nor
nal, and as the demand was the same
as in former years, big call was
made for California fruit
1t is estimated that about $500 cars
OF green fruit moved out Of the San
Joaquin valley district this year OF
this total, about $500 cars were
grapes and 500 cars peaches. The
balance of the cars contained miscel-
lsneous deciduous fruits. The total
shipments in 1912 just exceeded 5000
cars.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
WAGNER PROGRAM FRIDAY
BY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

The best work of Richard Wagner
will be heard Friday afternoon, when
the San Francisco symphony orches-
ira will give an exclusively Wagner
ian program.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
COAST CLEAR|NGS
GAIN UPON 1871
Slight Falling Off for Novem-
ber as Compared With
Last Year

Dun's report of bank clearings along
the Pacific coast for November 1913,
SHOWS that smaller exchanges at San
francisco, Los Angeles, Spokane, Ia
coma and a few other cities caused
some falling off as contrasted with
last year, but compared with 1911
provement in the total. The compare
tive figures follow:
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BIG 5. p. LAND sALE

Announcement is made that the South
ern Pacific Land company, amIiated
with the Southern Pacific company,
has sold to the California Land and
Water company $4,000 acres OF land in
the northern end of Imperial valley
for $2,000.000. Irrigation now in
progress will open up a total OF nearly
30 900 acres. These lands adjoin the
main line of the Southern Pacific.
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SUN. MOON and TIDE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 0
JUDGE HERRINGTON
WILL NOT LECTURE

Judge Clayton Harrington, an author
ity on the white slave problem, has
cancelled his engagements to lecture
In connection with white slave
phrotoplay. He says that he has been
wrongly advertised since dissolving
his partnership with thep hotoplay
concern, and because of this he has
decided to cancel his lecture tour.
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WIVES, is AND II, CHARGE
BIGAMY; MAN ARRESTED

Though he married Mercy Mira
months 16 years ago, II is charged
that Frank Landucci, fruit dealer.
under an assumed name married Alice
Treadwel1, aged IL, OF 1890 Mason
street. at Healdsburg October 13.
Landucci was arrested yesterday on
complaint signed by the two women
alleging bigamy.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
Shipping intelligence
DUE ar THIS PORT

DUE AT THIS PORT
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 8
From Honolulu, stmr Wilhelmina.
From Balboa. stmr Aztec
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10
From Portland. stmr hose City.
From Fort Bragg. stmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles, stmr Harvard.
From Los Angeles, stmr Bear.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
NAToMAs GAIN IN EARNINGS

In connection with the rehnancing
plans Of Natomas Consolidated of
California the statement of earnings
for the first 10 months Of 1913 shows
a net profit of S1,069.S09. an increase
over the corresponding period in 1912
of S174.42S. The surplus. after inter-
est was S251.739, an increase of S1IS.-
378. The assets and liabilities on Oc-
tober 81, 1913. were:
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-09
LOCAL PRODUCE
RECEIPTs on INTERIoR PRODUCE. DEC. {
BUTrER. CHEESE ANp EGGS

BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
Qpotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Bntter-Per pound:
Grades Dec . Dec. 6 Dec. s Dec.
Fresh extras ...... 311sc 31hc 3l1ac &c
Prime hrsts ...... 30nc 3e1ac soc 30c
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Dec 5 Dec Dec Dec.
fresh extras ...... 451ac 47c soc sic
Selected puIets . 421ac 44c sc 45c
Cal. storage extras 35e SIC 35c 35l3c
Cheese-california fancy fats. 1Tizc per ID;
nrsts. lie; fancy Young Americas. lie; do
nrsts, 15c
Retailers charge 2G3c a pound on each
square OF butter and 2@3c dozen on eggs
over these quotations
Receipts for tpday-Rutter, 10000 POUNDS;
eggs. 24,ST0 dozen; cheese. 900 pounds