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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
LOCAL. FRnTT MARKEr


Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market.
Dsciduous Esuits-Apples, per box: Newton
LAO; belledower, tier, $1.5o@1 IS; do ~
tier, $1.25QI.30; Rhode Island greetings,
tier, $1@1.25; do 41a tier. 81; Delaware reds,
tier, $1.30Q1 .40; do AZ tier, $lloY
p; Hoover, tier, $1.25G1. .35; 90 4aa
tier $1@1.25 Baldwin, tier, 81 .35gl 20;
DO AZ tier, 81. .50@1 Is: Oregon spitzenbergs'
$l.15@ 90; do Jonathans. 81 2301.oO.
Quinces-Per box, 5ocQ$1.25-
Pomegranates-Per box. 50660c; large boxes.
75c@ @$1.25
Persimmons-Per box, 75c9$1.25.
Pears-Bartletts, $1.50Q2.25; other varie-
ties 75c@$1.75.
Grapes tper crate)-Isabellas. $101-50; To
kays, 65c@$1; Malaga, $1@1.15: blsck, 4o0D
6oc; muscats. 65c@$1; queen, 90c@$l.1o cor
nichon, 65@90c; iugs, tokay, T5c@$1; muscaf,
S5c@$1; black, 65cMSI; seedless. $l.5092 70.
Observation-Disclosures. per chest, $3g6
Raspberries-Per chest, $4G7.50.
Huckleberries, per lb. 4@9c.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, per bbl. $919-50;
New Jersey late reds, per Dbl. $1001050; Coos
Bay, per box. $2.25@2.50.
Citrus Fruits tper box)-Lemons. standard.
$3Q3.50: choice. $450@6; fancy, $6@6.50;
lemonettes, $2@4: grapefruit seedess, $3@
400: lines, per case, $4.50@5.50.
0ranges-Valeneias, per box. $9.50@6.
Tropical Fruits--Bananas, Hawaiian, 76c6
f15o per bunch: do Central American AZ 615c
per lb do Mexican, 2M4c per lh; pineapples,
per Dozen Hawaiian, $1.2512.50
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
net prices granulated sugar, in bags OF 100
fruit granulated, S4.65; Gamers granulated
$t.65: crystal dominos, whole pieces, lb car
,yns n,ss Is Cartons sse5 monarch bs bsr ns,. s5
tablets. in half bbls. s5. %; do 25 ID boxes.
SIS 40: cubes, $4.90; monarch powdered. $4.75:
xxx powdered, $4.T5; confectionery A.
S465: beet granulated, 100 lb bags only.
S445; extra G. $4.45; golden c. $4.05: D..
1885,
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices on granuiated sugar.
in bags Of 100 lbs. as follows: @. n. fine
standard $4.65; coarse dry granulated. S485:
confectionery A. $4.65; berry. s4. 65; powdered
s4.75: cubes, $500; '.Higrade' bar. S.; bricks
Tin half bblsl, $5.05; bricks Tin % ID boxes).
SIS. 40; H. 4 e. crystal doulinos f5 ID cartonsl !.
1895: extra fine dry granulated 600 ID bags}
$445: extra G. $4.i5; golden G. $4.0o; yellow
b. $3.95.
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL.
For Crescent City, stmr Del Norte Captain
]. A. Sanford, at p. M. from Harrison
street wharf.
For Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick. Captain
J, Z. Wahisren. at p. M, from Army
For Point Arena. Mendocino and Little
River. stmr Sea Foam. Captain Henrickson.
at p. m, from Mission street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Har-
ward, Captain r. Jepson at D. M, from
Pacific street wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr Vanguard, Captain
J.. odland, at p. M, from Lombard street
wharf.
For coquille River. stmr Bandon. Captain
e sehiilinsky, at p M, from Filbert
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is
For New York, via Balboa, stmr Pennsyl-
vania. Captain w. J. Russell. at u M. from
For New York. stmr virginian. Captain E.
Anderson, at 10 a. M, from Union street
wharf.
For Mazatlan. Guaymas, La Paz, Santa Ro-
salia and Manzanilla, stnr Jason. Captain III.
Halyorsen, at p. M. fron Folsom street
For Balboa. stmr colusa. Captain r. T..
Minister, at 3 p. M, from Folsom street
For Seattle. stmr Falcon. Captain I. j.
Schage. at p. m, from First street wharf.
For Grays Harbor. stmr G. c. Lindauer,
Captain O l. sandman, at p. M, from Lom-
For willspa Harbor. stmr C1aremont, Cap
tain J. Lunstedt, at p. M, from Lombard
street. WndrT.
For Astoria and Portland, stmr ]. B. stet-
son. Captain G. Lofstrom, at D. m. from
Powell street wharf.
For Seattle and Tacoma. sfmr Buckman,
ard street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland stmr Daisy put-
nam; csptain A. Donaldson at p. m. from
For Coos Bay, Marshfield and North Bend,
stnr Hardy Captain III. Nicholson, at D. M,
from Harrison street wharf
SIR
George IT, zeh, at II a. sm-, from Broadway
ARRIVED NOVEMBER 12
$40 a. M. stmr Missonrian. Lyons. 10 days
from salina Cruz, via San Diego 36 hours; i 500
tons merchandise to American Hawaiian Steam
s:25 a. M. stmr John A. Hooper. KettIeson
By hours from San Pedro; ballast to Sudden &
from Mendocino; 100000 feet lumber to Union
Lumber company
Q a. M, stmr Arctic. Linder. is hours from
Der company.
s:15 a. M. Jap stmr Chiyo Maru. Greene. 26
days hours "a minutes from Hongkong, via
Shanghai % days % minutes. Yokohama Is
days hours 4s minutes. and Honolulu 5 days
10 hours and minutes: passengers and uer-
chandise to w. II. Avery. agent
$50 a. M, strnr Harvard Jepsen IL hours Il
minutes from San Pedro; passengers and mer.
chandise to Pacific Navigation company.
12:a5 a.. M, stmr Acme. Olsen, 81 hours
Nelson company.
4:3o a. M, stmr Willamette, Reiner. "a
hours from San Pedro; ballast to Charles r.
Mccormick Co.
4:40 a. m, Br stmr Santa Rosala Prftch-
ard. days from Union bay: ballast to f. @.
Evans & Son. put in to finish loading.
6.45 a. M, stmr City of Topeka. Harris.
21h hours from Eureka; passengers and mer.
chandlse to Pacific Coast Steamship colnpany
SAILED NOVEMBER IL
/ a. M, stmr Siberia. Feeder Hongkong via
Honolulu and Yokohama.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes, bulk basis, crop. OF
1919; so.4os. 71kc; 4o-5os, elac; 5o-sos. 5Ac; Is
6o-Ios, 7ac; 7o-S0s. SIC; -S0-l00s, oc; l0o,
l2os, BIC; 120s and up, &c. apricots. 1918
crop. I. Q. b., in so lb boxes, lie for standard,
12c for choice, 12Ac for extra choice and IL 1ac
Tor fancy; evaporated apples, "a gSAc;
peaches. 1913 crop. 5@71sc; pears. 1913 crop,
Raisins-F. o. b. Fresno 1912 crop: Loose
muscatels. 5A @5%e per lb for crown, .ossc
for crown. 51sc for crown and 4lac Tor l
for choice
Do 1918 crop: Seeded fancy No. 10, 71sc;
DO bulk. SIC; choice. csc; do bulk, ot2c;
Inompsons. &c; do bulk, 5Ac; crown, loose
9Ac; crown. 5%c: 2 crown, 5ssc; ungradea'
o19c; London layer, crown, $1-35; crown
II 80; 5 crown, So; crown, $3.50.
Honey-New crop, comb, 13@15c per 10 for
fancy. 10@12c for light amber and sql0c
Tor other, extracted, water white, nominai
white, 7h@Sc; light amber, 697c; amber
Nuts-Peanuts. ets@7c: pinenuts. nominal; 1
Brazil, 17G19c; f1berts, 14@16c; pecans, lug
II Nc; almonds. 19Q20c for nonpareiI. l1@
The for Ne Plus Ultra 15@161ac for brakes,
seeding, 14@16c for Languedoc and ggdOc LOT
hard shell; wainuts, opening prices. 1913 crop
4 O. b. carloads. budded, 1sc No. soft shell, y
!6c; No: 2, I111c; California chestnuts. og
l0c. Italian. 7LMSc
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/ |NANC|A[ PROBE
IS LED BY WEST
Commissioners EshIeman Says
the East Is Backward in
Ferreting Trouble

That eastern fnanciers. while ac-
knowledging that there is need for
Improvement in the financial situa-
ton, are behind financiers of the west
in tempting to get at the root Of the
trouble In order to effect an efhcient
remedy is the assertion of John nj
Eshleman, president of the California
state railroad commission, who re-
turned last evening from New York
and Washington
Mr. Esh1eman took a leading part
in the national convention of railroad
commissioners in the national capital
and 1t was he who prepared and read
the report Of the committee on rail-
way capitalization which was finally
adopted after vigorous discussion
Anumber of eastern commissioners
In the convention thought 1t decidedly
presumptious for us to attack the
findings of body so prominent as
the Hadley commission. which was
opposed to federal regulation of rail-
road securities, but the great majority
of the delegates took our view of the
question: said Mr.. Eshlemen. We
simply held that nothing but evil can
result from excessive capitalization
and that, even If watered stocks and
bonds do prove good. the money has
to come out of the rate payer
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
LocAL vEGErARI.Es

Prices quoted this morning the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes fper ctI)-Delta whites s5c6s1 10:
Salinas, S1.g0@225; sweets, 75c@S1.25; Japs
$1.35.
Onions (per ctr-silverskins. s1.so@1. go; on
street. 1Jc higher.
Vegetables Tomatoes. 25975c per box; do,
southern. per crate, 60c@$1; okra, per box,
zoe; string beans. 2G6c per ID: lima. 3615c per
lb; peas, s@l2c per Ib; green peppers. 25G60c
per box; do. southern. per III. 2a3c; hot chile
75c per box; eggplant. e0cGsl.25 per boz; ;
sl.25 per box; cabbage. s1-2561.75 per ctl; /;
squash. summer per box, 75c@$1; do cream,
marrowfat, 65@75c; sprouts, az @5c per ID:
mushrooms per lb. 5066Oc: carrots per sack,
5O@75c, celery per doz lunches. 3064ec; gar
lie, per lb, 7G9c; cucumbers. per box, I5c@
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
BRooMHALLss GRAIN GABLES


LIVERPOOL Nov. 12-Wheat market
opened unchanged with undertone steady, In
Huenced by steadier American cables and con-
tlnued unfavorable reports from India Later
there was decline of u M% with profit TAX
ing on a cable from Argentina reporting bene-
neial rains in Pampas. but again there was
covering in March. with speculative support
Argentine advices here conflicting but the
consensus OF opinion as expressed is that there
ls much deterioration and estimates regarding
tne surplus are being reduced. At 1870 p. m.
the market was IA a u lower than yesterday.
Torn opened y lower and further declined X
Win tne undertone easy. Cheaper Plate offer.
improved European crop advices and expected
free arrivals here led to realizing
Argentna-0ats in southern districts have
suHered impairment both regards quantity and
quality, and the exportable surplus has been
reduced by 15, 600 bushels.
lndla-The situation has become worse as
each week progresses, and severe drought
Is apparent in the Junjaub where the drought
districts have been drawing supplies There
VIII be little II any wheat for export
France-The seeding of winter wheat has
made satisfactory progress. A larger acreage
Is being planted at the expense of rye and
winter barley. Native offers Of wheat con-
scale.
Germany-Tne poor quality in the south Is
causing free takings Of foreign wheat In
other parts the abundance of potatoes and the
cheapness of the same is having depressing
effect on the price of foodstuffs.
Portugal-1he yield of wheat is below aver
age, and 1t is estimated that the export re-
qulrements for the session will aggregate
n,co,O Ooo The recent storm caaused a further
loss In corn.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
here today:
Leo G. Tuck, 81, 33s Carl street, and Sarah
]. Black. Is, 1895 Larkin street.
Saturnino Donenh, 27, 1904 Mission street.
and Josefa Aldaija, 25, address.
John Malmstrom, 20. 40 Duboce avenue. and
Hulda NJ. Suno'quist, "a, 1911 Valencia street.
William ]. McGratb, d, Watsonyiile, and
Frances @. Thompson. IS, 1916 Folsom street.
George =. Hassenbach, 30, 2573 Bryant
street, and Emelle Viereckt, 81, 2567 Bryant
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
OAKLAND LICENSES

Eugene P. Harris, As, and Jeanette Bond,
A. both of Kennel.
Manuel Roda, 23, Oakley. and Mamie An
drade. II, Hayward.
Alfred F. Fredinai, 20. Oakland, and Eliza
beth Bonetti, %. San Francisco.
Charles J. Babineau, 26 North Adams,
Mass, and Emma Pehling, 26. Nicaller. MINI.
Leo w. Brown, 27. and Mary e. Kingsbury.
81, both Of Berkeley.
Frank p Otis, 80, Sonora. and Daisy A..
Walker, 80, Oakland
Jose N. Pires, 80, and Maria Leal, 49,.
both of Alameda.
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THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL Nov I2.-Cotton due, II lower
on July and 81 @101a lower on others. The
market opened quiet. ear decline and at
12:15 steady, net decline STACY. Spot fair
demand, lower at TAO. Sales 10000 in
cluding 1900 American. At D. m unchanged
to lower than 1915
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-New York due to
open 50S lower. Something of rally here
may be expected from time to time, but the
weather at the south is favorable and the
tendency is to increase the ginning very no.
ticeably. Under such conditions and large
crop estimates gradual saggIng OF prices
would seem natural.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
rIouR AND GRATN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour (per bbl)--Net cash: California family
extras, $5.6066; bakers extras. S4.65@ 10:
superfine. So. .9014- 10; Dakotas. $4,000 40:
Kansas $6M6.25.
wheat (per California club 81 asa
1-46A; northern wheat bIuestem, 81 COO
1855: Turkey red. $l.5511.65: red Russian.
$1.45@ .48A; club. $I.45@1.46H; forty fold.
81 1.50@1.521h.
Barley (per ctn--Good to choice feed. $1.3215
@L35; lower grades, $1.271z 01.3O; shipping
and brewing $1.37H @1.42A.
oats (per ctlj White feed. $1a7h@1 421a !;
red seed, ST. 1OGl2.25 black, $2.75@3.
Corn (per ctD-YeIlow. bulk. Sits; do
white $i.T9: Egyptian white. 81 6061.65.
Rye (per ctl) 81. 45@1.50; recleaned, $1.57l5
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market
Poultry (per lb>-California flyers, is@20c,
old roosters. 10@12c: do young. 1s@20c; hens
15@16 eastern hens, I60 Ice; do young stock
17@21c-
California Hens fper dozl zlMedium. - 50d1
5; do extra, seas; old roosters. $415; young
roosters. $7MS. do full grown, $7m10. fryers,
$5Gl6; broilers. $3@4.50; ducks. old. $4G5; do
young. seas; pigeons, $1.25 do squads. 81 so
as; eastern hens. $7@11. according to size:
geese. per pair. $2tQ3
Turkeys tper lb)-Live. young, 220125c: old
1sM20c; dressed young gobblers, 27@2sc; hens
230J26c.
Game tper doz)-~Rabbits. 81. .25@2.75; Bel
gian hares s4@6; wild. $1.50G2; geese, white,
S10l2; do, gray, $405.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
HANs AND BACON

San Francisco QuotaIlons this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, 1912
&c: do 12-14. &c; do 14-16, PC; primrose
bacon, 46. 8Oc: eastern star hams. 1912,
2i16c; do 1914. 2111c; eastern skid hams, 23c;
do 14-16, 21hc: eastern star bacon. 80. zoe;
do 6-e Csc; do $40, 27c; do 1912, 26c; mon
arch hams 1912. 20c, do 1915 21c; monarch
picnic hams. 14kc: arrow bacon. $40. 2851c:
DO 1912. 26hcs medium bacon, 20hc; 1t. p.
s.. $40. 23o; do 1012, &c; Light medium,
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
SHORTS GETTING NERVOUS

A special wire from New York to
r. T.. Mulcahy of K. +. Hutton & Co.
says Liquidation for the last two
days in the market has been entirely
absent. Shorts have been getting nerv-
Gus and have been covering. 1t looks
as IL more of this would go on. Other
wise there is no change in the situa-
tion, and when the short interest gets
run in prices will probably again be-
gin to sag off In the meantime 1t
looks as If stocks would temporarily
err, n rb
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Shipping intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL
From Manila, stmr Thomas.
From Eureka. stmr Vanguard
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL
From Honolulu, stmr Hilonian.
From Puget sound ports, stmr President.
From Eureka, stmr F.. A. Kilburn-
From Point Arena stmr Pomo.
From Port San Luis, stmr Eureka.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmE
Roanoke.
From Los Angeles, stmr Hanalei.
From Ventura. stmr Coos Bay.
From Columbia River stmr colusa
From Eureka, stmr North Fork.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
BUTTER cHEEsE AND EGGS

| tneese-CaIlfo fancy Hats. 1sc a pounu.
nrQ; nrsts, Ice; firm; do seconds, lac; fancy
Young Americas. 171ac. firm: do drsts. loc,
nrm; Oregon twins, Ice. steady; do triplets,
loc. steady; Young Americas. 17c. STEADY
Eastern-New York cheddars, fancy. 20, STEADY; !;
Wisconsin fancy twins, l615c, steady; do trip
lets. 17lac, steady.
Retailers charged &c a pound on each square
quotations
Receipts today: Eggs. 53, $40 dozen; butter,
4l,l00 pounds; cheese, Is, 600 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON
FINANc1AL NOTES BIZ wIRE

~
acsoast nses rep Rio ~ %ntos 9s'9 7s% Gass np
London copper weak; spot, fs5 los; ;o o. q = 52s
The strength Of prices in New. York yester-
day is again reflected in the London market.
Paris wheat closed unchanged to " lower.
Liverpool COTTON closed 405 lower on near,
2@3 down distant
Jehigh Valley Coal Sales company declared
stock dividend Of % per cent to stock OF
Injury to American stocks and bonds in
Paris is feared, owing 70 Foreign protests
law.
Eastern railroads declare the wage award
will tie up $12o 600, 900. The interest on that
Enginemen on So eastern roads file $50 griev-
ances and thus reopens the provision OF the
| April arbitration award.
Canadian railroads ask q per cent rate
| increase.
London bar silver 27hd. on 1-1ed. New
London copper closed firm; spot, fss, up IS;
futures. fo7 los, up 5s spelter. f2o 12s Cd,
up 2s Cd.
fBradstreet's: wheat--This week. increase
8. 500, 900 last week, Increase ,49S, 900; last
year. increase 10. 523, 600.
| Secretary Fowler OF Northwest Grain Deal
Canadian northwest Wheat crop estimated at
49, or 0O0 oats 21S. 500 000 barley 81 500. 900.
| In farmers hands Wheat 47 55gs 900 bushels.
Year ago IN farmers hands s.. 100000 bushels.
| Indications are that more than 90 per cent Of
wheat will be contract trade.
/ Bank OF England bought GOT 900 of gold.
/ About so, 900 900 pounds OF copper will be
needed for the proposed electrIfcation OF the
Pacific coast extension OF the st. Paul rail-
4 road.
| Union Pacific and Southern Uacinc dividend
] meetings tomorrow. 1t Is generally believed
| that the dividends will be unchanged although
1 some action may be taken BY the Union Pa
~ r. Gieuaep n of the sale 0f
| Southern Pacific stock.
| Clearances: Wheat $50. 900. -four 1900
barrels, corn and oats none. Wheat and dour
equals 407 900 bushels.
| No action was taken on the regular quarter
| " dividend OF 8 per cent By the directors OF
| ing today Action on this dividend has been
| deferred until the December meeting Of the
board.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
WEATHER REPORT

FORECAST TILL F. NJ. PACIFIC TINE,
THURSDAY
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Rain tonight and probably Thursday; fresh
southeast wind.
For California north Of the Tehachapi-Rain
tonight and probably Thursday; fresh south
east wind
For California south OF the Tahachapi-Rain
tonight and probably Thursday; fresh southeast
wind
For Neyada-Rain tonight and probably
Thursday.
For sacramento valIey--Rain tonight and
probably Thursday; fresh southeast wind.
For Santa Clara valley-Rain tonight and
probably Thursday: fresh southeast wind.
For San Joaa uin valIey-Rain tonight and
probably Thursday; fresh southeast wind
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
rRFgH rTsH

Fresh Fish (cleaned and iced. f. o. b. prices.
per lb)-Hailbut 15c: carp, Sc: catfish l26
121ac; Goldfish. &c: red rock 911Oc; black
rock Sc; barracuda. Zoe: soles. Sc. sand dabs
Sc; sea bass 121kc: tomcod Sc: shad Sc;
smelt. 121he: crawfish 2SM30c. king1sh, 7e:
sardines. l21ac; white bait 10c; perch. &c;
Humboldt salmon, 10@11c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
TRUNKS AND sUITcASES
Vital Statistics
BORN

KRAUSSE-In this city, November g.. 1913,
TO the wife Of A. c. Krausse, daughter.
SHAFRAN-NovemDer 8, 1913, to the wife of
J. Shafran, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
NEW HAVEN INJUNCTION

According to private wire to Byrne
& Mcdonnell attempts to secure an
njuiction restraining the New Haven
railroad from issuing SGT ,552,000 20
year convertible per cent debenture
have failed, and the company will go
ahead with It's financing.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
pRovrSIoN PRopucrs

Wholesale price list on provision products
given this morning BY Miller Lux; Hams
1per Ib)- Eastern m. 4 4. brand 20hc; Cali
foruia, Fl. 81 brand. 20c; picnics, 131ac; ba-
1912 average. 22c. Pure Lard-Tferce basis.
125ae: shortening, tierce. 1014c; compound, a.
II. brand. tierce basis. 10c; salad oil. 6ocs
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS .
Local Securities
!. r. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SALES NOVEMBER II
United States

United States
Quar- cp As. ITO 11oNl
Do 3s -. 1O3L
Miscellaneous
Ala A w IS = 100
Asso Oil IS - 9gH
Bay CPC IS. 991l1O0
CCG&E 5s.. 99%l0l
CGE g m 5s 99Z
Do unf IS SO e3h
Cal St G 5s. 99X1OOTI
Gal Wine IS 95 OF
G Cal I IS. a.
| City 81 5s.. So%
Coast 8 L5s a5
g g Wat IS 96H
| Do & m 5s 92E
Ed L&P 8s. 104H -
Ell dup lis s6
Frst Fed Is. 100
Fer 4 CH SIS 8sh
9 West 2 IS 79E so
Haw CAS- 5s 10I
Hon X T ,s. 1OO1s
L Tahoe R5s g2
I Bch g 6s - 100
La G&E IS. 99A IOO1h
Do Cor 5s 82K
L A Ry 5s. 1O2 & 1o38
| Do Cor IS. ell
LAL gtd IS. 100H
LAP 1cm5s. 1O1 " I02 {. &
LAP Cal 5s. 94X 97E
Marin W IS 99E
Mid Co G es = 101
Mv& Mt 5s 97h
| MktR -cm5s SIS
Nat Con IS. = 6s
ste
Bid. Ask.
= NR~st I'D
Peop w pfd - 42H|
| > Val Wat. 51h So
Gas and Electric
q Cal P On. 24A 25h'
Orc Ell pfd. IS
Do com. l21b
Pac 1t pfd. 72h
10 com. 104 Y IO6
Insurance
Cal Ins Co.. 81
Fire Fund .230 23o
Pac @ Gas.
Banks
Amer Nat. 13o
Anglo-Cal II. los
Anglo & l.. $50
Bnk Of caI.195 107
First Nat. 227A
Mer Nat. .2IO
Sav Union. .240
Union Tr. .2525
Savings Banks
German 1900
Hmbdt Saw. 1921
Mutual Saw. 90
Security $50
Powder
d ! dup pfd s5k s6h
DO com. !. 122
Giant Con :. 8A 30
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INVESTMENTS

INVESTMENTS
WITH 5000 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., 43z Pa
ciffc bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Local securities were in Slightly
better demand on the San Francisco
Stock and Bond exchange this morn
ing, though thee was no improve
ment in prices. City Electric 5s were
fractionally stronger, with sales of
$4,000 al $80.50 Spring Valley Water
As opened at $90.75 and then shaded
off fraction. Oakland Water guar
anteed SIS sold at s95. Bond transac-
tions totaled $4,000, but stocks were
at a standstill. Unlisted securities
continued weak, Western Pacific SIS
being the only issue in movement.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
ADVISES CONSERVATISM

Henry Clews in his financial review
for the current week summarizes the
situation as follows.
The outlook is for an unsettled
and fiuctuating. market. While gem
eral conditions are not satisfactory,
discounted. as is shown BY present
low prices for many very desirable
securities. The market has been sold
almost TO standstill, and the out
standing short interest Is consider
sound, and prices would readily re-
spond to improved conditions For
the time being, however, we can only
advise conservatism in financial oper-
atfOns.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
STATE cROP EsTIMATE

Crop estimates and forecasts as OF
November /, 1918, with comparisons,
for California. as made by the United
States department. OF agriculture, are
given in percentages of a normal
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
PARTNERS WANTED

WANTED partners with S5 600 cash, with
or without services; viii stand rigid investi-
cation. Call at room s33. Monadnock bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12

2s2, soo-total shares sold.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-25
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