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Jolly olA Hamlet.

sua ths Loedos Punch.
The Daily Mail headed its para
graph describing Sir J. Forbes Robert
sons farewell Our Holy Hamlet" and
wound mp with the statement. The
audience sang Hes . Jolly Good Fell
low" We believe that this In the
nrst time the melancholy Dane has
been 30 described
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Mayor Newton D. Baker, of Cleveland.
was a caller yesterday upon President
Wilson yesterday. His visit was purely
personal, and was not in regard to
patronage in Ohio, it was stated.
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Il will be Of great interest to exhibit
tors. and in fact every one interested IL
motion pictures, to know that combi'
nation Of the big guns In film pro-
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Montreal, July 31--The town of Louis
willie, Quebec, was swept by ire today.
The loss was over $500 600.
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r. W. Stewart, ninetysiN. Of Arlington. Mass. In
glassesL
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Remember August 3 Is the last day to
send the Motion Picture editor the name
Of your favorite silent player" and re-
ceive two tickets to leading motion pic
ture theaters here. Yesterdays count
showed Alice Joyce In the lead with
Warren Kerrigan a close second. Name
your favorite today.
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duction have formed . new combination
fight the film trust. and the indie
pendants, which Is the successor to War
ner Feature Film Company. and will be
known a. Warmers Features p. A.
Powers. president: A. Warner. vice pres
ident and general manager; H. NJ. War
ner. treasurer. The local branch At 90
Ninth Street will be In charge Of George
W. Smiley, manager. Beginning Sep
TENDER IA next. a regular tri-weekly fea-
ture release program will be inaugur-
ated, each feature to be a three-reel
subject. This action on the part Of
p. A. Powers, whose fight with the
various interests in the universal ranks
is a national concern. would indicate q
campaign OF asgressiveness by Warmers
Features which will keep the different
independent producers on the alert as
well as jealous to hold their own trade
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Another reader writes: 81 like your
live motion picture news department"
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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BHooMHALI's GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL, Dec. Weakness In Rosario
on Saturday aud the decline In America, to-
gether with late advices of fne weather In Ar
gentina. caused moderate realizing In wheat
and at the opening values were A@% lower.
with pressure In March. Following the open
ing the market dull but tending lower.
and prices further lost y. Manitoba offers
are larger and the general demand was quiet.
Worlds shipments were lighter. hat the amount
to the sUnited Kingdom showed an increase
and larger arrivals are expected. At 1:a0
p. m. the undertone was easy and as lower
than Saturday.
Corn opened A@% lower on realizing, due
to very heavy tenders on contract. Following
the opening shorts covered and prices advanced
Enas on light werid's shipments particularly
to the United Kingdom and very small restend-
ers early deliveries went into firm hands
At s30 p m, the market was firm and IL G7M
higher from the low and MM% higher than
Saturday:
Argentina Weather continues generally fine
and harvesting Is progressing rapidly, Rosario
closed on SATURDAY with heavy realizing on the
favorable weather and favorable harvesting re-
turns from the north. Prices were NIT 1%@
25ke lower.
Worlds shipments: Wheat-This week L. :
SIC. 600. last week IL 4sD. .000 last year IL 72O-
600. Corn-Tbis week 1.nOJ 900 last week
q DOS. COO, last year 3,T6a. 600.
Iuda+-Iight rains have fallen In the Pun
jaHb and Rajputana. with forecast OF further
rain aud crop prospects improving.
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- Meta YIN & JERRIs4T. attys. ana eounselors
.as lsw-F0rfaer Congressman MaeGavin. a nd.
. w; Hector iJerFetf announce their eo-partner-
-. snip and opening of new offices at 321 Pa
:" fihe bldg: II -:.>....-.
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rrNANcIAI. NoTEs by WIRE

Consols 3-16 lower, Money T2#, account
73 lie Rio Tintos 711a. up H.
London bar silver. 25 15-16d, or I'D.
London copper opening: Spot weak. f65 Is
Cd, OF Fl 5s. Futures f64 2s Cd, o7 Fl 5s
Lead Els. on 5s
London shows small changes.except in Cana
dian Paeitc. which advanced / point.
New York banks lost to the subtreasury since
Friday SO. $4,000.
London fortnightly statistics of copper show
stocks decreased III tons. while visible in
creased 2,344 tons
The London Statist reports that capital issues
show decline for November of over $40, 900,
600. compared with November OF 1912, and
over $50, ,0O0, 600 with November OF 1911 In
this country the Journal Of Commerce estimates
a decrease of $63, 900. 600 for November just
ended compared with November last gear.
Liverpool cotton closed 14M16 higher near
and 4Mm14 up on distant; frm
Liverpool wheat closed "a al lower. Corn u
q Ia lower.
Fairfax Harrison has beeH elected president
of tie Southern railway. succeeding w. w.
Finley. deceased.
iuggenheins Exploration ceIapany declared a
quarterly dividend Of per ceet and per
cent extra.
Lon,on copper closed easy; spot, & Is Hd
uackanged futures, fSa ~ Cd ufchangea.
Spelter f20 12s ga unchanged
Tennaesee copper psanpshs today saad on
$500 600 of its bonded indebtedness. Witnin
the lasf three years II has reduced it's bonded
debt IN S6ao.nGN, leaving Sl.Vug, 900 per cent
bonds Ia hands ct the public.
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$. c. EDISON sTooK PRICE

While the order OF the California
railroad commission on the issue of
81, ,000, 900 of common stock of the
Southern California Edison company
stated that the shares should net the
company at least $3.50 per share, as
has been told in The Call. it is figured
that the company will receive much
more than that amount. The banking
syndicate which underworld the
stock, after an examination of the
hprOperty. was so impressed with its
possibilities that its members under
wrote the stock at but small mar
gin below the price of IS, at which
It is offered the stock holders, who
are said to be subscribing freely. Sub
scriptions to the syndicate aggregated
SIS, ,000, 900 for the $2,000.000 of under
writing.
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..ATTORNEYS

AA&ADYICE FREE--All cases = inst ailments
: .aceepteds no publicity: estates damages. de-
- cFeess bankruptcy. open evenings. ...e.-
1885, MARKET ST.. ROOM T1Q. :..s.:
.. CORNER. 9Th AND MARKET S,TS. 7.
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:. :. p. D. DRAKE.

Money on your salary without security:
!. 'hest-ahd' most. p-f-ate. terms: See Us before
'Sg0ihg elsewhere. Re0ni pol. 94s Market
room is. 1225 Broahway Oakland
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advice. free; DEGREES. damages. collections
=. and an cases promptly handled Corporations
. 'orgaaized: S25 Market st. corner 4th room
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De SAbLA ARRIVES;
NO MORE DETAILS
President of General Petro-
leum Back From London;
Confers With Directors

e. ]. de Saba .Er.. president General
Petroleum company, arrived back in
San Francisco this morning from Lon
don, via New York. He Immediately
went into conference with Captain
John Barneson. woe president, and the
directors OF the compay in their offices
in the Alaska Commercial building.
Mr. de Saba declined to further dis
cuss the $4,000, ,000 financing scheme
for General Petroleum by British
syndicate, except to confirm every
thing Captain BarnesOn had given out
ON the subject. He said that for the
present he had no more details 10 an
nounce.
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y LINN AlVD NLLF1FVIINO
Cn mn UP-Sufts cleaned and pressed
% s7~SU Phone OAK. 1897. 1900 san Pablo
nv.. Oakland
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NOVEMBER
FOR STOCK BOARD
Many Securities Inactive on
Local Exchange During
the Month

business on the San Francisco Stock
ana Bond exchange for the month of
November, 1913. was light bond trans
acllons totaling par valu eof $511,-
ouo, while 1884 shares of stocks were
transferred OF 10 listed bond issues,
3S We're active, and of SO listed stock
issues only IL recorded sales.
IN the bond department. Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph 5s were in
most demand with Sales of 1000 at
ss6.50 and $97. United Railroads As
sss.l2M TO $50, closing at $3.50.
Associated Oil continued to lead in
stock demand with sales of 1906
shares, ranging from $3S to $38.S71a.
Transactions for the month follow:
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WEATHER REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO, MONDAY, DEC. l.
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
FORECAST

Forecast for San Francisco. Oakland. aud
vieinity-Fair, cooler tonight; Tuesday fair
heavy frost In the morning; light north wind
For California. north of the Tehachapr--Fan
tonight; cooler In the north portien Tuesday
wind.
For California south OF the Tehachapl-
tonight and Tuesday; heavy frost Tuesday
Wind
For Neyada--Fair tonight and Teusday; con-
tinueG cool.
Tuesday fair: heavy frost Tuesday morning;
light north wind.
For santa Glars valley--Fair, cooler tcnigIsf.
Tuesday fair; heavy frost Tuesday morning:
light north wind
For san Joaquin valley Fair Tonight and
Tssesday: heavy frost Tuesday morning; liSnr
north wind.
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HIpEs ANb SKINS

(. Prices quoted at Napa:
Hides (per .lb)-Dry cattle: Butchers. 26@
27c; murrains, 25c; dry salt hides. 1sc; stays.
Ice; kip, 27c: veal, 3lc; calf. 3lc.
$2M225; No. / medium do. $1.5ea2; No.
small do. 50c@S1: No, cslfs do, 25M3oc,
Wet Sailed fper lb)--Cattle: Steers. me-
dum and heavy. 141R d15c; cows. heavy, 141A
@15c bulls, steers and stags.s i0Q10tsc; kip,
16 TO 30 lbs, 14I6 @15c; veal. 10 to Is lbs, Ice;
calf. 19c.
sheep Skins teach)--Long wool pelts, S0cD
81. medium wool 4aalS0c: short wool. 256140c:
lambs, long wool, 35050c; do medlom. 15N
T@lec.
Goat Skins (eachl-Prime Angoras,s zoe @S1
medium, 35@50c: large hair goats, 40c. .me-
dium hair goat 25c; kids, s5@10c.
Tallow (per lb)--No. 1 clean and hard. in
hhls. 3451ac; IN cases, VA @5c: Nos dark,
3ia 64e. grease, 2113c.
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SUN; MOON and TIDE
HAY. FEED AND MEAL.

Wholesale prices carload lots OF hay on
today's market Fancy wheat hay, light bales,
S10m2f: No. l wheat or wheat and oat $f7m
is; NO 2 wheat or wheat and oat, $l4m
lG SO: choice tame oat $17MlS; other tame
oat Sf4ai6.50; barley, Sl2M15: alfalfa. si00n
1880; stock hay, s10GI1.J0; straw. 5o@75c
per bale.
, Feed (per ton)-Bran, $23.J0d24 for white.
sci 5O@22 for red; middlipgs, $29M33; shorts.
SHOES; rolled barley, S2SM29. cornneal
s42 5o6l a.. so; cracked corn. $l2.501 az. 80:
alfalfa meal, car lots, Si7.50: do small lots
$3.50.
Meal (per ton)--oiIeake. 2l tons lots. s3a /:
10 tons. $500; tons, $34: less than tons
$780, cocoanut. carload lots $40; do 10 TONS
500; do tons, s29.50; do small OTIS. sac.
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MAY ISSUE TRUST NOTES

The railroad commission today
granted authority to the Spring Valley
Water company to issue $4,000 600 of
two year 5 1s per cent collateral trust
notes and to execute a collateral trust
agreement with the Union Trust COM
pany. The notes are to be issued for
the purpose of hquidating existing in
debtedness of the corporation to the
amount of $4,000 and for carryin &
on work on the Calayeras dam.
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OCTOBER RAILWAY EARNINGS

missouri Pacific earnings for Octo-
tober stock, gross decrease of S245.-
552 and a net decrease of SIS, ,166.
Total income December S11,179; sur
plus after charges December. S116.-
S11. Four months gross decrease
$449, 900; net increase $40, Total
income, increase $5S, 900; surplus after
charges. decrease $142,750
New York Central lines, total earn
ings for October show gross dcrease
of s307se62; net decrease of $3,352,-
$50; 10 months. gross increase $40.
56S,29S; net decrease $4233,757.
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KERN RIVER oILFIELDs

Directors of the Kern River OH
fields. Limited, have recommended the
payment of a dividend at the rate of
3% per cent a year and the transfer
of more than 100000 to allow for de-
probation, general reserve, etc. The
annual report of the company shows
net profits after deducting all oper-
ating costs of s137.S5o. THIS amount,
together with payments made by the
Associated Oil company for oil deliv-
cred brought the net profits up to
for the year was more than 1000 900
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CITRUs sHIPMENTs RATE

Data on citrus shipments from Cali
fornia. furnished BY the Southern
Pacific company, show that the move
ment is now at the rate of LEA to 135
cars per day, principally from the
Porterviale Exeter district Shipments
since November l havesheen 165 cases
from southern and 1000 earss from
northern California. Estimated num-
ber of cars required for the season,
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MONEY FOR SAN FRANCISCO

A New York dispatch to Byrne &
Mcdonnell states that there was deF
posted in the subtreasury there this
morning s2,500,000 for transfer to San
Francisco.
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oAKLANp ATTORNEYS

HARRIS 8 &'TbESS. attorneys at law. W. I
ILss. notary .pubie. room 509 uearst bldg
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NORTHERN PACIFIC DECREASE

For the month OF October the oper-
ating revenue of the Northern Pacific
railroad showed a decrease of $224s000
During the same time the operating
income decreased $685. goo. For the
four months ended October 81 the
operating revenue Increased $436,030
over the corresponding period last
year, but the operating income de-
creased S516,031
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PORK, LARD AND OIL

on pork. lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. tierces. 14c; do IS, per case.
arrow compound. tierees. 101ac. do sos, s5.3S;
do los. 10: do 5s, 1888; do : IS. $500;
yellow arrow cooking oil, Gee; white arrow
family heef. S24: family beef, S24 extra mess
beef, s24; extra prime pork, $25; extra pig
pork $50 Califene-Tubs, 11%c: half bbls
tierees. lie; cases. 81. CottoIene-Haif bbls,
l1Ae; tierce, i1tsc. 2tierces. liiac; IS,
like
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BUTTONS AND .PLEATING
BUSINESS COLLEGE

sIEFLEs Button Works 222 Ellis ur. Mason
Tel Franklin 452l-AIaH orders solicited
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DRIED FRUITs AND NUTS

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes, bulk basis. crop Of
1912, 80 40s. 7Ac; 40-50s 6Ac; 50-6es, &C.;
070s, Dc; 70-S0s, 5tac: 20-1O0s. &c; 1o0-12Ds
3Ac; 12os and up 2&e. Apricots. 1913 crop,
T. 0. b.. IN 80 ID boxes. 1l@14he. Evaporated
apples, s@9c. Peaches. 1913 crop, 5MSc-
Pears. 1918 crop. T1l1c.
Raisins-F. o. b. Fresno. 1912 CROP Loose
muscatels. ossc per lb for crown, 5ssc for 3
crown, 5kc for crown and 4lhc for / crswn.
seeded No. 10. 65se for fancy aud 63Ac for
choice. Do 1913 crop: Seeded fancy, No. l6r
71ac; do bulk. 6%lc. choice. 7c; do bulk. 6lac;
crown, loose. &c; crown. &c; crown. 5lzc;
ungraded. 5lAc; London layers. crown. 81. -
crown, Sl.65; s crown. 81, %; q crown.s 81 70.
Honey-New crop, comb. 13Ml5c per lib for
fancy. 109l2c for light sl5er and s6I10c for
other; extracted. water white nominal. white.
~ @S13c; light amber 6e5Tc; amber, 5d6c.
Nuts-Peanutss 7MIlae per lb, pinenuts. II
@12Rc; Brazil ISM2Ue; tilherts 13G15c; pc
cans, 15Mi6hc; almonds. 16m2lc and 10M12c
for hardsheli; walnuts, opening. prices. 1913
crop 4. o. b.. carloads: Budded, 19c; No.
softshell, 16c; No 2, 111ae; California chest
nuts, 4G10c; Italian do T@Si2c.
Dates-New crop Golden, 6ta MZIae per lb;
Fard 10h 611c.
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FInuR AND GRAIN

Quotations IN San Francisco thIs morhing.
Flour (per ctll-Net cash: California family
extras. $560d6; bakers extras, S4.65m5. 20; !;
superfine, $39064.10; Dakotas, sc. 40MT 40:
X Kansas,. S6a6 %.
Wheat (per ctD-California club. Si.5o;
northern wheat. bluestem, 81 i65@l:8 Tur-
KEY red $155d1 90: red Russian, $1.50; club,
$3.50: forty-fold, $1.52Ia G1.55.
Barley .(per ctr-Good to choice feed. 81, 80
@1.321a lower grades, S1.25@1.271a; shipping
and brewing, S1.356l1. 40
oats tper Stn--Whte feed. S1.4e@ 1.47ja !;
do seed, $160m2; black S2.50m3.
Corn fper ctl)--Eastern, Sill for yellow
and ST. ~ for white: Egyptian, white, 81 COG
.e5; Kaffir nominal.
Rge-Nominal
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WANTS TO ISSUE BONDS

The Pacific Light and Power cor
poration has filed an amended appli-
cation with the railroad commission
asking for authority to issue $1.730,000
OF bonds. 1t proposes to use s497, 900
of these bonds for the purpose of
making sinking fund payments. The
balance is TO refund indebtedness.
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NovEMBER BANK cLEARINGs

Announcement is made by the San
Francisco Clearing House association
that bank clearings for the month of
November, 1913, were S21S,73S,493.08
as compared with $239,9S9, ,96771 for
November, 1912. The cIearings today
We're $10,S32, 556.06.
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RoNDs For ExTENsIoN

The Lindsay Home Telephone and
Telegraph company has applied to the
execute note for 5000 for the pur-s
pose of making extensions to it's lines
at a cost of $4,50o and for paying ex-
isting Indebtedness in the sum of $500.
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SUGAR COMPANY SELLING orr

Preparatory to going out of the
sugar beet business, the Alameda
Sugar company is leasing PTS lands in
Sutter county and selling its farm i'm
p1efaents. W. B. Edwards, w. o.
Wood f. de Witt and others have
leased large tracts of this land and
are getting it ready to raise barley,
beans, pruHes and grain.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
REcu2Ts MTERIoR pRopucE, DEC.
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS
Quotations the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound
Grades Nov .26 Nov 2S Nov 20 Dec.
Fresh extras. 2613c 361ac 361ac 36iac
Prime irsts -,.... 3IIac 3ldc 31Isc a2c
Eggs-Per dozen:
| Grades Nov2s Nov. 2s Nov.29 Dec.
Fresh extras. ..-.... 54lac 5452c 54lae 52c
!eSelected pullets =. 49c 49c 49l5c ace
Cal. Storage extras 35e 35c 35c 35c
Cheese-C California fancy hats. l9c per b;
nrsts, lie; fancy Young Americas, lie; do
hrsts, 15c
Retailers charge 263c pound on each
square of butter and 26l3c dozen on eggs over
these quotations.
Receipts today--Butter 1853, 900 pounds; eggs
43,6sd dozen: cheese, IL 600 pounds.
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$. p. OIL LANDS CASE

Word has been received by the
Southern Pacific company here that
the supreme court decision in the
Southern Pacific oil land case may be
delayed. The government will ask
leave to file a new brief in the case.
which already has been argued, claim
ing that it has additional Evidence.
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pRnvIsIoN ppnpunrs

Wholesale price list on provision product.
given this morning by Miller & Lux: Ham,
tper Ihl-Eastern ~. & l.. brand. 2Ic; Cali
fernia II. H. braud. zoe: picnics, 2I%c; bacon
eastern M. & l.. brand, Sf0 average, &c $40
&c. Pure Lard Tiegee basis iac: shortening
tierce, f0Nc; compound II. H. brand, there,
basis. lQc; salad oIis soc; white cooking oil
zoe.
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FRrsu FISH

's Fresh hsh Cleaned and sed. f. o. b. prices
per lhl-Halibut, lie; carp, 5e; catfish. 15c:
Goldfish, Zoe; red rock, 12i3c: bsEgacuda Zoe;
soies, sc sand dabs, Zoe: tamcod. Zoe; smelt
1215c: white bait, Sd10c: salmon. 106121se
striped bass, 14c; sardnest 5e; crags, 1915 per
dozen.
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HAMS Arm RAcnN
100lAm Agri pfd. :.

San Francisco duosations this morning on
hams and l:acon are: Primrose hams, 1912.
gre: do 1a-14s 22cs do 14-16 22e; primrose
bacon, 40. 30c: eastern star hams. 10 II.
211bc: do l2-14. 2fi2c: eastern skid hams, 23c Z:
do 14el6, q ne; eastegn star bacon, 4-6, 29c;
do 6-S 2sc: do s-l0e &c: do 1912. 26c; mon
arch hams 10-12 20e: do l2-l6. 2lc; monarch
pfcnic hams. 141hc; arrow bacon. $40. 26Jsc;
do 1912 25iae; medium bacon, 201ac; 1t. d..
S. s-10 23c. do 1912 pc: light medium,
9Oi1se
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OAKLAND LICENSES

10, both of Oakland:
.Louie canpomenosi ~ q, Oakland and Alvena
AEanziDo. a Berkeley :,
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Appies, per box: Newton
1.35: bellefower, tier. $1.65M1.I5; do Az
tier, s1.25a140; Rhode Island greenings, !
tier, $I25M135; do Al tier. 81; Delaware
reds. 4 tier. s1.35@1. 40; do AZ tier. s1.l5@
1.25; Hoover, 4 tier, Sl.25M1-35; do Az tier,
s1@1.2 70; Baldwin, tier, $1.25@1.50; do AZ
tier, slQ125; Oregon spitzenbergs, S1.50M2
do Jonathans. Sl.J0@L75; do Ben Davis,
$I.5e@2.
Pears-winter Nenis, S1@2.
Grapes lper cratel -Tokay, 75cM$1; Malaga
65e@$1: black, 45M65e muscats, 65@9oc
queen 70c@s1; cornichon. 65@75c; lugs, 65em
$1.25.
Strawherries-S5GS
Raspberries (per chest)-s6@9.
Huckleberries fper lb)-6M9c.
Cranberries--Co0s Bay. per box. 81 % O.. 80;
Howfs. Sl1@1I.5p per bbl,
Citrus Fruits ,per boxl-Lemons, STANDARD
900; lemonettes. sI.5oae.a5; grapefruit, seeu
less, x3@45o; lines, per case, $445.
Oranges -Nayeis, fancy. S2.7a@s; do choice
s2.25Q2.5 so.
TROPICAL Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian, Sf50M
. per bunch; do Central American. 4T5e pei
ID; .do Mexican 2M4c per Id; pineapples, pei
dozen, Hawaiian, x29i3.
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nnnrrpx Ann CAME

!. Prices quoted this morning on the san Fran
cisco wholesale market:
. Poultry tper lb)-California fryers, 1s@20e;
old ROSTERS 10Ml2c; do young, 1Sc: hens,
small. l5a Ice; eastern hens, l6W1sc; do
young stock, 17G1sc-
California Hens tper dozl-Medium, $450s@
&: do extra, SCOT; old roosters, $4M5; young
ROSTERS, $6.50@s; do full grown, IS: fryers,
S5G6: hroilers. $3@4.50: ducks. old, S4go.a0; (;
do Young S6Q7 pigeons, S1.25; do squads. 81
case; eastern hens sI@9. according to size; /;
geese per pair. $2@3.
Turkeys lper lbl-Live. young, 19Q2G:
dressed young gobbiers, 2S@@oci henss ZIG
Game (per dozl-Rahbits. 81. .25@2, 90; Bel
gian. hares, $s@6; wild. 81 so: geese,
white. S2G2. so. do gray. $4@5; brant $3@4;
eanyashack, $5d6; maIlard. S418; swidgeon,
So 5073.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-01
NEW TREASURER FoR ExcHANcE

of the San Francisco Stock and Bond
Exchange the Anglo-California Trust
company was elected treasurer to
take the place of the Bank of Daniel
Meyer, resigned. The latter had been
treasurer since organization of the
exchange 80 years ago
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-01
IncAI. VEGETABLES

Prices quoted This morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market.
Potatoes tper ctD--Delta whites. s5c@$f. 10;
Salinas, 81. 81 az %: sweets. $1@1-25; Oregon
Burbanks, S1.20df.40
Onions fper ctD-Sliyefskins. $l.13dz-oV' on
street. 25c higher.
vegetables Tomatoes. 20GI5c per boxi DC
southern, per crate. I5cQ$l. 25; okra. per box,
81 %; string beans, T6lSc per lb; lima. Sc per
ID: peas, SC per lb; green peppers, 25@eoc per
box do southern, per Id. 3@4c: eggplant. 40c
T5es,S1'25 per box; cabbage. SI,a0 per ctl:
squash summer, per box 75s'ffSl; do cream.
50675c; Hubbard. par sack I5c@s1;. do mar
rowfat 65Q75c: sprouts. 5l7c per lb. mash-
rooms per 10. ga 10c: buttons 15M20c car
rots, per sack, 50@6ec; celery, small crates,
81: large Sl.50G2; garlic. per 10, sM1oci Gu
eumbers per box. T5c6$1; lettuce. per crate,
xlm1 25: caulifower. per dozen. 40@OOc.