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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-31

northwest, a six-room box house. IS feet
wide. Lot 100 IT. deep. Hot-water heat
Every convenience. Owner leaving Wash
ington. Must sell at once. Nothing like
this elsewhere under $500. VIII take
$4,000.
G.. r. HIGHT &. CO.,
Colorado building.
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ADJOINING CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY on
Brookland ave-; 1871 acres; cheap TO quick
purchaser. Call or phone between and II In
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKINs.

FOR RENT~BY GEO. =
1714 Pa.
Nw,174O Cor, 81, b$42.5 so
NV, 23l @. 1r, b. ESQ
NW,9iO Web. Or. b.21.@
NV. 43l5 Ga aver. BIZ 30
NV, $50 21st, 7r,b.@.@I
NV. 222l II, Or. b. .2. 50
NV, 2l35 I, Or. b. .2.50|
NV, 2223 II, 5Ew..l1.@I
NE, 401 @. Or, b. %. 80
Sc. $50 8 @ Az. Or, b. g. 30
Sc, l19 H'kman, 6. BIZ. 80
APARTMENTS.
"0ctavia."
No 24-3r & b. 30. 90
No 24-Furniahed -. 90
NV. 020 @. Or. b
(parquet Aoors). $3.50
NV, 1888 14th. E, b25. so
Get ccmnlete lfst NJ al
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FOR SALE = NEAR CONNECTICUT AvENUl
BRIDGE.
Most attractive new homes.
$4,000 each.
Three stories. cellar, four rooms deep, TEL
rooms, two bathrooms, hot-water heat, lot
% by 13S.
The houses are very attractive. beautiful
finished, handsomely decorated and have abou
every modern convenience.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGA-
low, ideal site, wide view, attractive sur.
roundings. Lot contains nearly 5000
square feet. Overlooking Saul's Addition.
All possible improvements and conven-
fences. Hot-water heat, gas and electric
lighting, etc. Owner will take lot as part
payment. Price, So, 500.
G. B. HIGHT & CO.,
Colorado building.
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FOR SALE
18th AND SITS. Sc.
Exhibit home open daily until pm.
Lighted and heated.
s2,975 to 1886.
Terms, $500 cash and 500. 40 month.
including all interest.
Six bright rooms and beautifully appointed
bathroom. Steel beam construction. Large,
sunny cellar under entire house. Hish-class
hot-air furnace of liberal radiation, with regis
ter in every room. including all bedrooms and
kitchen. Gas hot-water heater for summer
use. Excellent gas cooking range. Conyenient
kitchen, with porcelain sink, drop table and
fire kitchen cabinet. The parlor has polished
oak cabinet mantel with tile facing and large
plate glass mirror. Expensive gas fixtures,
with electric lighting attachments. Handsome
art glass dome in dining room, with pilot light.
Picture holdings in every room. Plate rail in
dining room. Large eheval mirror In hall. Hol-
land shades at every window. Nickel spigots.
Three large clothes closets. Cement walk run
ming entire length Of yard, and painted fences.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC,
Builder and Owner.
Shannon & Luchs. 7t3 18th st.. Selling Agents.
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| Nw.413 18th. Or. 10. -
NV, 1904 4th, Or. lie. 40
Nw,2516 East pl. Ar,
NE. 1oss 10th. sr. 3. 2 2S.sc
NE, COS L, Or, b. 20. 20
SE,919 Pot aver. 1880
Sc. I'LL 10th, Or. 1880
Sc, 1903 10th, 4r. 1850
SW. 934 Va av, Or. 1880
Sw. 93s Va av, Or. 1850
SW, 1888 Me av, Or. .1b. 40
SW, 625 G, 6r....14.00
SW. 631 G, 4r....12.60
Sw, 619 O, Or. .14.00
SW, $50 Md av. 4r.13.8O
Use, 4O7 18th, 5r. 1850
'MENTS.
and bath. .$27. 30
and bath. ........ $500
and bath. ESQ
'ORTHWEST.
ding, Offices.
+. VOW
ormatioD regarding alley
7 have for rent.
n apply at once.
, s418 r st. NV.
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222 sth st. s.w., ST.. & b.. hrst-class condition:
splendid location. convenient to all government
departments. Rent. 5000 per month.
914 sw. 11r. b.s25.50 932 G sw. Or. 10 90
e24 E sw. 7r. b.. so 1926 On sw. 6r b. 1880
IS O NV. 6r. b....2O. 80 1925 11th &c, 7r.. 80
800 sw, Sr. 49,. 1900 4th & N Sc, 4r. w..T.50
$50 Va sw. Or. 90 10 I. Sc. Or col TO- 30
1913 9Th sw. 6r: 1850 92Iib Da crt sw. so
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1909 14th st. NV, suitable for doctor. dentist,
studio, office. tailor. Rent, $55 per month.
r. HARRISON JOHNSON,
s3O6 7th st. s.w. Phone Main 1856.
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341 Mclean av sw,
Or, b, sta 1850
S24 B Sc. 6r. 1850
AIS LIST Sc, shop. 1870
C0IORED.
1902 Fla av nw8rb23. so
220e 18th NV, Or. $500
323 c sw. Or, lie. so
305 Sd sw,7r,s,w,g.16.0O
2262 Sth nw,Sr.s,w 90
40 d sc. Or. .....i3.W
12t4 LIST sw, Ar. 1880
219 BIZ sw. 4r.....10.W
&C.. 7OA 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE GREATEST BAR
gains ever offered on Columbia Heights between
18th and 18th streets.
Probably the most desirable spot in this
choice location.
Reduced to Sc, 750.
Three stories and attic; cellar under the en-
tire house: four rooms deep on the first door;
two bathrooms; gas and electric lights; large
lot to wide alley.
An opportunity to secure nne home at low
price, or secure good paying investment and
speculation.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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$1d.60-511 10th ne. Or, b
$21.0-1109 I ne, Or, b
$21. 0-1019 Fla av, 6r, b
FLATS.
$2S.O-171S Pa av, 4r, b
T.O-1242 Fla av, Or, b
$50. 50-1113 9th NV, 4r, b
so. 50-l622 N J av,5r, b
$13.0-474 o NV, 3r,b
COLORED.
$19.U0-1S32 e, Or, b
$l0.6OE1O4 SD, 6f
$S.50-S6 N sw, Or
$14.Q0-3i2S Sher av, Or
b, 028 New York ave.
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LEGAI AND .OFFIcTAl.


3 THIS. IS TO CERTIFY that I. Samuel G.
" Osborn, ,of the city and county of San Fran
CISCO. state Of California; the sole owner
and proprietor of that certain business known
as sande conducted under the name and style
OF THE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY Of
that my snarnes In fpl1 Is Samuel claud os-
born and my place of .residenee is 1924 Judah
street. San Francisco. California.
o Fhsts the scity and caSlrty OF san Francisco
Is the place wherea the principal place Of bust
snesS. Of the National Conservatory of Music
is located and 1865. Pheian building.
sg said city and county is a exact de
seriptien of the location OF said principal place
Of business
la WITNESS WHEREOF I have here1fnto
set my hand and seal on this 21st day Of
sN0yeffber, year Of fszSs
80 SAMUEL 'CLAUD OSBORN.
State of California be-.
Ely as.d County of SIS
San FRANCISCO
SAMUEL cLAUP~ OSBORN. being first duly
sworn. Opposes and says sthat the above certi1
cate eosfainss full,s true and correct state
meglt 81 the name Ct the sole owner and pro
pTsstgr Of 'said Nationsl Conservatory of Music
. together swtth The place Of. residence Of said
owfer ard proprietor and the principal place
IF business Of said National Conservatory Of
,..ssubseribsd and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF N0SeuiBer, 1873
80 /. n ANDERSON
Notary public in. apd for the city and COUNTY
II san FRANCISCO
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WHEAT RECESSION
IN PROFIT TAKING
But Sentiment Continues Bull
ish; Strength of Corn Due
to Speculation

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Wheat traders IN
explaining the recession from top
prices yesterday said it was due to
profit taking by local professionals
who had 100000 to 100000 bushels
each and to selling by local years who
mad bought early in the day and were
putting out their lines again. The
way In which wheat came out on the
purge caused bulls TO hesitate and the
buylng support at the last was not as
sood as earlier In the day Privilege
traders also had to protect their in
Ierests. which was also a lucIor In
the last hour.
Sentiment Is mainly bullish and the
marker mas many friends who are dis
posed 70 buy on breaks, but they do
not look for big advance in the near
future Mild weather is creating
rank growth to winter wheat in the
southwest and insect life is flourish
ing TO an unusual extent for this sea-
son. Bulls regard the crop as so well
advanced that severe cold snap
might easily cause much damage
Corn traders attribute the strength
In their market as due to the aggres-
siveness of the local crowd who over
sell on weak spots and run in on every
showing OF strength. Wet weather
over the corn belt, while reducing con-
sumption. is preventing Smelling and
marketing, and bulls expect to see
snorts IN December take alarm unless
there Is change for the better at
once. 1t is not expected that. there
VIII be large movement while the
weather continues bad, and the bulls
think they have the best of it.
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Local Oil Quotations
FINANcrAL MOTIFS Ry WIRE

Consols unchanged. Money 72 3-i6. account
Y Rio Tintos 70A of u.
London copper opening. Spot steady. f65 les
Lead I'll los. OF SIS.
The presidents message seems to meet with
general approval, and many prominent hnan-
ciers haxe expressed themselves as satisfied
with II.
The defeat Of the French ministry has af-
fected foreign sentiment adversely. but has had
little effect American securities in London
London bar silver. 26ssd. up Jsd. New
York silver, 81 esc.
Liverpool cotton closed 5ss lower on near
and 3ta G5A lower on distant.
Liverpool wheat closed u lower Corn u q
q lower.
Buenes Aires wheat opened u lower. Corn
unchanged.
Duluth has shipped 7.s2s 900 bushels Of wheat
In the last six days.
The Grain Dealers association of Illinois
corn report says the yield Is IS. IA bushels per
acre; crop. 2e7, coo bushels. The govern
ment report says the yield Is n bushels per
acre and the crop PSI. DOC. 900 bushels. the
1912 Yield 40 bushels per acre and the crop
42G. GOO. 600 bushels.
The Bethlehem Steel corporation laid OF TOO
following Its failure TO obtain Il govern
ment order for armor.
The Pennsylvania railroad indefinitely sus
pended between 400 and 500 men In its shops
at Altoona aud the hours of work were re-
ducea in two of plants affecting about 5000
London copper closed quiet; spot. f63 lbs Cd,
unchanged; futures fef S. Of IS Cd. Spelter.
f20 IFS Cd. unchanged.
Paris wheat closed u higher, Antwerp VI
lower. Berlin Il lower, Budapest Y lower
Clearances-W Wheat 2T2 600 bushels; -four.
81 coo barrels: corn, 1000 bushels: oats, 10000
bushels Wheat and -four equal sol 900 bushels.
American Smelters Securities company de-
preferred "A" and u on preferred B. stock,
nay BILE January -
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Local AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
COLD + ROM EAST
FOR SECURITIES
Nearly 100000 Trans
ferred to San Francisco by
New York Bankers

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Bankers de-
clare the transfer of nearly $4,000
gold by the subtreasury to San Fran
cisco is largely due to payments being
made by New York bankers for
securities sold by Pacific coast NUM-
cipalities.
The transfer OF $2.500.o0o to San
francisco on Wednesday through the
subtreasury was made by the Ma
tional City bank for the account of
N. w. Halsey a. Co. The money was
part of the proceeds of the recent
sale. of $4,000,000 Panama exposition
bonds here. About $4,000 900 of this
money has been transferred, leaving
100000 more to be sent
New York bankers also purchased
S4.675,000 State of California harbor
Improvement bonds and other Pacific
coast bond sales are expected to
cause continued movement of funds
70 San Francisco. yellow metal to
the amount of $250,000 was trans
1erred to the coast yesterday
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BIRTHS


BVTZBACH-In this city November Ct TO the
wife OF z. 4. Butzbach, q son
tAMESCASSE-ln this city. November o. to
the wife of z. CamescAsse a daughter
CvJh-in this city. November % to the wife
OF Paul l. Cook a son.
CRO&ALL--In this city. November So to the
VIE OF G. V. Croxall. daughter.
FILL PtS-in this city. November IS. to the
VIE OF T. Filippis. son.
GASAk-In this city, November So to the wife
Of Joseph Gasak. daughter.
hELSTROM-In this city. November 80. to the
wife Of H. kelstrom a son.
kURA1ANI-In this city. November IS to the
wife Of A. KurRtani, daughter
LEWIS-In this city. November 81. to the wife
of Frank s. Lewis daughter.
MAYER-In this city, November %. the
wife OF Z. b. Mayer. daughter.
MARCOSi-ln this city. November "a. to the
wife Of G. Marconi. twin sons
NORTHROP-In this city. November Is. TO the
wife of George ". Northrop. daughter.
PATTERSON-In this city. December /, TO the
wife of F. Patterson. daughter.
RUSS0-In this city. November 81 to the wife
Of b. Russo, a
ROBERTO this city. November IS 10 the
wife Of George z. Robert, a son.
RuNYoN-In this city, December L to the
wife of II H Runyon daughter
SAWYER-in this city, November IA. to the
wife of NJ. Sawyer. q daughter.
TAAFE-In this city November Is. to the wife
OF Ed J. Taafe, son.
sTORRES-In this city. November 90 TO the
wife of Ramon Torres. a son.
WINNIE this city. November q. to the wife
OF John G.. VIM a daughter.
WILLIS-In this city. November 30. to the
wife OF J. T. Wills. a daughter.
ZIKA-In this city. November Is. TO the wife
of NaslOy Zika 4 daughter.
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Notice Is hereby given that the annual tar
get practice OF the California naval militia
will be held the United States steamer
slarblehead on Sunday, December T. 1913 In
the southern portion OF San Francisco bay
The target viii be moored In a position
approximately 2h miles Sc. magnetic from
Point Avisadero The ship will steam back
and forth in NE.-SW. direction. firing In a
general soufheasfery direction toward the ex-
IRENE lower end OF the bay. The practice
will be held from sunrise until sunset Mas
tiers of vessels are requested to keep clear Of
the line of fire. w. VI TOMB
Lieutenant Commander. II. S. n, In charge.
Captain Helary OF the French bark La Roche-
jaquelein reports that on November o. 1913 In
latitude north 31.24, longitude west lbs. 40.
passed small boat bottom up. length about
ID feet, covered with marine growth Also,
November TO- latitude north 80 27 Longitude
west 1850, passed square timber about feet
thick and 81 feet long, covered with marine
growth. W. " TOMB
Lieutenant Commander, u. S. N. in Charge
Hawaiian island MAUI island. north shoreD--
Spartan reef bell buoy, /, previously reported
adrIft, was replaced November o. 1913 &C. q
O.. 3. Chart 4If6. Buoy List, Nineteenth Dis
trict. 1918, p. 12.1
Hawaiian islands (AipIokai island southeast
sideg- kamalo point reef gas buoy, /. reported
extinguished, will be relighted as soon as prac-
ticable. &C. &c g. s. Charts 41I6 and HOO
Light List Pacific Coast 1912 D. 90 No 5Gg.
Buoy List. Nineteenth District 1918, b. -. j
By order Of the commissioner Of lighthouses
A. L. ARLEDGE inspector,
Nineteenth Lighthouse District.
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT

WEDNESDAY,. DEtEABER s
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Admiral Far
ragut, Captain J. Griffith, at p. m, from
Howard street wharf.
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett, stmr Fal-
con. Captain L. ]. Schage. at p M, from
First street wharf
For Point Arena Mendocino and Little River.
stmr Sea Foam, Captain Henrickson. at 4
p. IN, from Unien street wharf.
For Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick, Captain J..
e. Wahlgren. at p M, from Array street
wharf
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Har-
ward. Captain R. Jepsep. at p. M. from Pa
eide street wharf.
Erickson. at 3 p M, from Lombard street
THURSDAY. DECEMBER
For Los Angeles, stmr Queen, Captain George
H. zeh. at II a. M from Broadway wharf.
Eos Los Angeles. stmr Hanalei. Captain r.
l. HANNA, at p. M, from Howard street
wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Barbara. Cap
tain =. 3. zaddart, at l p. m.. from Powell
street wharf
For Grays Harbor, stmr Norwood. Captain
C A. Knudsen. at 4 p. M. from Union street
wharf.
For Astoria and Portland. stmr Oliver J..
Olson, Captain II. 7. Payne, at p. ~, from
Channel street wharf.
For Eureka, stmr Phoenix. Captain C. Kok-
eritz. at IL a. M, from Lombard street wharf
For Eureka. stnr Vanguard. Captain j. o..
Odiand, at p ~, from Lombard street
For Eureka. stu,r North Fork. Captain J.
ARRIVED DECEMBER 8
100 a. M, stmr Yellowstone, Patterson. So
hours from Astoria $50. COO feet lumber to
e. X. Wood Lumber company; 500 tons wheat
to Ealfour, Guthrie & Co.
3:45 a. M, stmr Mandalay. Johnson, 80
hours from Crescent City: 330, 600 feet lum-
Der to Hobbs, Wall & Co.
7:35 a. M. stmr Arctic Under. IA hours
from Fort bragg; $4,000 feet lumber TO Union
Lumber company.
1850 a. m. stmr A. NJ Simpson. Bendegard,
AZ hours from San Pedro; ballast to Simpson
Lumber company.
$40 A. M stinr City of Topeka Harris. 20Ia
hours from Eureka: passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Coast Steamship company.
$40 a. m. stmr Hanalei HANNA. Al hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise
to independent Steamship company.
8 a. M, stmr Grays Harbor. Johnson, 6S
hours from Aberdeen; $4,000 feet lumber to
Sudden & Christensen.
MANILA--Arrived Nov 3o-Br stmr Ia
Wan, from New York.
MISCELLANEOUS
Br ship Segura which arrived at Portland
Nov. ii from Salaverry. lost an anchor and
chain and had Its rudder damaged
Pr ship Thistlebank, which arrived at Port
Townsend Nov IL from Buenos Aires. had
yards carried away and received other damage
in heavy weather.
LONDON Nov. 17.-Br stmr ClaverieF. from
Oregon for the United Kingdom, which was
taken TO punta Arenas after having stranded
near that place has been partly discharged
and will he beached subject to approval OF
the underwriters there being no docking facil-
tiles at the port.
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MARRIAGES


JACKSoN-M this city. Decem-
Der 2 1913. by Rev. W. r. Dugan. pastor
Stewart Memorial-Second United Presbyte-
rlan church. Little Poole Jackson Of San
Francisco and Edna Pearl McDougan of Oak
land. Cal.
RNUM-SwEENEY-I this city. December
l.. by the Rev. j. W. Horn. James Dudley
Barnum OF Godfeld. New, and Mabel
Sweeney Of Oakland.
KEITH-TYSoN--In this city. December 1. by
the Rev J. W. Horn Benjamin Peck Keith
of San Francisco and Kate Ross Tyson OF
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THE COTTON MARHrr

LIVERPOOL, Dec. Cotton due 2Am4
lower Opened steady, 3@4 lower on near po-
stions and / u lower on distant. At 1215
p M, quiet, net 23a @317 lower. Spot. good
demand, higher, at 7.34. Sales II, 600 in
GLIDING 1900 American At 2 D. M JkM1
higher.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-New York is due to
open 2@4 higher. 1t is likely to be an irreg-
ular trading market. suggesting buying on
breaks and selling rallies. Port receipts
today estimated 0.000. last week SO, 470, last
year 6. 645.
Representative Helm yesterday reintroduced
several cotton futures bills, which he originally
introduced in the sfxty-second congress. His
bills would prohibit the dealing in futures
where no delivery is made and impose certain
regulations, sdch the keeping OF proper
records by brokers'.
There were rains yesterday in the South
Atlantic sections and in the southwest Rains
will continue in the southwest and in parts OF
the lower Mississippi valley. but fair weather
is in6icated over eastern sections OF the belt.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted In San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes. bulk basis crop of
1918. 30 40s. TIC; 40-5os 65zc: b0-60s. &c;
90. los, &c. 20 Sos. 59ac; 20-Io0s. SC; 100 12os.
SAC: los and up. 2s4c. Apricots, 1913 crop.
(. o. b.. in so ID boxes. 11G141ac. Evaporated
apples, SQ9cs Peaches, 1918 crop. 5Qsc.
Fears. 1918 crop, 7G11c
Rasins-The following prices are (. Q. b
Fresno, IS given out by the Associated Raisln
company 1913 crop, per ib.--Loose museateis
t50). l crown, 4%c; crown, 51ac crown,
&c; crown, &c; seeded fancy. is OF packages.
71sc, do II OF. &c. do bulk, CSC; do choice,
10. on, &c: do IL OF. 5ssc. do bulk, 6iac: Sui
tanas, no stock: Thompsons seedless, I'M
bleached Sos. &c: IS OF. T1sc; II or, 5Ac;
recleaRed &c advance; do hoated. 15c adj
vance; London layers, 20 Id boxes, 3 crown.
81 40; crown, 81. IS: 5 crown. $2.25: crown.
$2.T5: do | ID cartons, S1.75; clusters, 20 ID
boxes, $3.50. Local representatives Of the as
ISOLATION are asking Ne higher. while several
OF the large packers are quoting 1sc under the
associations figures.
Honey-New crop. comb. 13G15c per ID for
fancy, i0@12c for light amber and Sd10c for
other; extracted. water white nominal: white.
~ Qsfac; light amber, 6917c; amber. SAGE
Nuts-Peanuts, 797hc per ID: pinenuts. II
6I2hc; Brazil. 1s@ 2oc; flberts. 13@15c. pc
cans, 1561651c; almonds. 16@21c aud IoI12c
for hardshell; walnuts. opening prices. 1913
crop 4. o. b.. carloads: Budded I9c; No. ]
softshell. lee; No. 2. ilhc; California chest
mrs. 4d11uc: italian do. 6l%Msc
Dates-New crop Golden. 615 iac per lib;
Fard. i01s
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OAKLAND LICENSES

Manuel J. Males 80 Stockton. and Petra
Meiendres, IS, San Leandro
Andrew p Murray. % Pittsburg Pa. and
Gertrude Kaiser. %. Albany.
Charles L. Rakestraw, %, Berkeley, and
Lillian C. Jolmay. 10. Oakland
Victor A. Scheller. Al. San Jose, and Ceda
d. Zaldo 40 San Francisco.
Charles Thun. IS. Oakland. and Ruby Pear
SON. % San Francisco.
George B. Zunnino. IS, and Jennie Ferrari,
81 both Of Oakland
William Cappell, Al. and Sarah J. Ross, both
of San Francisco
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NEW YORK BONDS
Financial Summary

French ministry resigns following defeat on
vote TO exempt from tax new $3.50. 600 900 loan;
eredlt Ter France may now be affected.
Une Guggenheim plant In Mexico has closed
ana others may follow owing TO inability to
meet neavy tax levied by Huerfa.
Huerta government gradually losing control
in northern Mexico: seven Huerta generals re.
ported about TO abandon their leader.
washington dispatches say compromise In
New Raven dissolution suit may follow con-
Ference OF President Elliott and the attorney
general yesterday
nearing on rural credits legislation will be-
gin loday before subcommittee Of house bank
Ing and currency committee.
Twelve industriaig advanced 40
twenty active rails advanced II.
Ralls 03.05. indnsfrfais 7A "a
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
BRooMHALL,s GRAIN GABLES


LIVERPOOL Dec. 3.-The easier closing at
Winnipeg and the weakness In Buenos Aires
yesterday caused some pressure at the opening
here and values were 4 lower. Following the
opening there was a further decline of Is
the American and Canadian receipts cheaper
Australian offers and continued favorable
weather and crop prospects in Argentina. At.
1880 easy and II lower than yesterday.
Corn opened K0A lower and further de-
elined "a, with free realizing. The decline in
wheat and rumors of Argentine steamers
diverted to Liverpool with favorable European
crop adyices were the factors. At 1880 prices
were 12W& under yesterday
The favorable weather In Argentina increased
estimates OF the surplus, favorable rains ia
India and confirmed reports of a large crop
In Australia, which is being offered freely,
are the bearish factors for the moment
France-The weather continues wet and re-
ports OF vermin are increasing, and with the
reduced acreage under wheat native offers
are light. Paris opened frm with good sup
port.
Buenos Aires--Wheat closed easy. net * "a
II lower, with pressure In January on con-
tinued favorable weather and improved crop
with holders firm.