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The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
FFDTRAL COTTON REPORT

WASHINGTON, Dec I5.-The supply and
distribution Of cotton for the three month
period ending November 30 was announced
today BY the census bureau as follows. sup
ply, exclusive Of Hnfers, II coz 121 bales, made
up OF stocks at beginning OF period, 1.59s, 43s
bales; cotton ginned. i. IS, col bales. and net
Imports. p $50 bales. Distrtbution--Co Consunp-
tion, l. 4q5. .2T3 bales; exports, 3,949-343 bales.
and stocks At end Of period In misunderstanding
establishments ! IA eco bales; in independent
warehouses. 3. 2S4 SCI bales and elsewhere,
Lees. COS bales
Cotton conumed during November included
13 456 bales OF foreign cotton and 26.3ll bales
Of linters. Cotton growing states consumed
23el6 bales and all other states 22S67S bales
Cotton IN manufacturing establishments in-
ciuded z3,176 bales OF foreign cotton and 5s564
bales of Hnters. In manufacturing establish
ments IN cotton growing states were S3i, ,974
bales and In all other states 642.7I6 bales
Cotton IN independent warehouses included
2. 1872 bales OF foreign cotton and %, s27 bales
OF linters. Independent warehouses IN cotton
growing states held 9. .1Ss. ss2 bales and In an
other states e8, 325 bsies. Active spindIes IN
cotton growing states numbered IL, 0S9, ,dS5 and
in all other states is, ,S5S. 646.
Exports during November included: United
Kingdom, $50 800 bales German, 518, ,S53;
France. 1S3 .494; Italy, 1884, and all ether
countries, 202, ,474.
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT

L.
For Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Admiral Far
ragut, Captain J. Griffith, at P. m, from
Howard street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Willamette.
Captain Q. Reiner, at ! p. m. from Powell
For Astoria and Portland. stmr Wasp. Cap.
tain A. sundberg. at p m. from Lombard
FOR for POINT Arena and Albion. stmr Pomo.
Captain o. A. Lilleland. at .. m-- from
For Los Angeles. stmr Yale Captain e. P.
Bartlett. at D. M, from Pacific street wharf
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Cover
nor at u M, from Broadway wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr j. B. Stetson, Cap
tain O. Lofstrom, st a. NJ. from Powell
For san Simeon cayucos and Port San Luis,
stmr Eureka, Captain A. Paulsen, at p. m,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16
For sydney n. s. w, stmr Ventura Cap
tain J. l. Cowell, at p. m, from F1lbert
street wharf.
For Hongkong, stmT t- Tenyo y;sr Maru' aa Captain
For New York and Europe, via Tehuantepec,
stmr Columbian. Captain @. A. Blackwell. ar
10 A. M from Union street wharf
For Seattle. Tacoma and Vancouver stmr
Senator. Caltain J. c. Hannah. at 4 p. M,
from Broadway wharf.
st1nr Redondo Captain @. Erickson, at p. m,
from Lombard street wharf.
FOR Eureka and Arcata, stmr North Fork, at
= A'-' Arrived DECEMBER Is
s.15 a. m, stmr Redondo. Erickson, SO hours
from COOS Bay; 65G.0o0 feet lumber to G. A.
Smith Lumber company
$50 a. m, stmr Sea Foam, Hendrickson,
Is hours from Mendocino. via Point Arena IL
hours; 100000 feet lumber TO O. II. Higgins.
2:4O a. M. tug Sea Rover. Tonnesson, 50
hours from Long Beach, with dredger Holland
In tow.
2:40 A. M stmr G. G. Lindauer, sandman
81 hours from Grays Harbor: $4,000 feet lum-
Der to Wilson Bros.
6:10 a. m. srmr William Chatham, Lam
caster e5 hours from Mill Greek Puget sound
2,s19 telegraph poles to Western Power COM
pany.
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RAILROAD BOARD
To PROBE WRECK

Blame for the wreck on the Santa
Fe railroad near Fresno early yes
terday morning, in which IL persons
were injured. viii be fixed today in
an investigation by the state railroad
commissioners. The board viii de-
termine whether r. o. Whitmore, rear
brakeman on No IL. which was struck
by the north bound limited as it went
into siding. was protecting his train.
Although the vestibules on two Pull
mans and a standard sleeper We're
smashed by the impact. none Of the
cars were derailed. The damage
amounts to about $4,000.
Mrs. II. l.. Hamilton of Richmond.
who was taken TO the Morton hospi-
tai, 775 Cole street. was able to leave
for her home today. Her injuries
were slight. ". Manharris of Rich
mond suffered a broken collarbone
and he will be confined TO his bed for
several weeks. He is at the Morton
hospital. r. w. Sharm. 1440 Wash
ington street. the only San Francis
can in the smashup, is reported out of
danger.
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CHIEF Of POLICE
DENIES STORY
Of HOLDUPS
Says Fireman SIavin Met
Death in Fall; Only One
Case Reported, Not 7

Chief Of Police White in a state-
ment today denied that Lawrence
Slavin, reported to have been killed
by footpads. was the victim of thugs.
The chief claims slavin fell while in
toxicated, and as proof that he was
not held up points out that S208O in
money was found in Slavin's pockets.
OF the seve nholdups reported yes
terday the chief says only one is corr
rect.
Robberies and hoIdups repcsted to
the police are as follows:
CASHIER HELD UP
James Davis, night cashier in res
taurant at 274 Third street, reported
that two men ordered him to hand
over all the money in the cash regis
ter late last night, whein he attempt
ed to ring up 60 cents which they had
meals.
The men were armed with revolvers
and threatened to Kill him when he
said he could not open the register
They fed, however, when some one
came by the place just at that mo-
ment-
John Miller. a miner from Nevada.
So. residing at the Tonopah hotel, re-
ports that he was held UP and robbed
by three men about midnight at
Twenty-second and York streets. He
last $40 and a watch and chain.
j. j. Ewing, an engineer OF $40 Va
lencia street; Joseph Bowman of 2204
Fillmore street, and Thomas Murphy
of I'll Seventh street were sent to
the central emergency hospital by
holdup men,
Ewing was found unconscious ag
Fourth and Teharna streets. Bow
man was left unconscious by his as
sailants at Sutter and Webster
streets. Murphy was struck from
behind in Sixth street near Howard.
and left unconscious.
FIRE ALARM USED FOR DECoY
The proprietor and he patrons OF
the Hotel Firenzi, z99 Broadway. were
robbed Of 800 by three bandits who
turned in fire alarm to decoy the
police before they entered the hotel
Cirelli brothers store at 1899 Clay
street was robbed by d single bandit.
who held up the two proprietors and
took $50 from the cash register
James Kieney of 412 Connecticut
street was attacked and robbed at
Third and Howard streets. He went
to the central emergency hospital
c. J. Anderson OF 2916 Lagunas
square. losing watch, chain and
money. Hit with the butt of a re-
volver. he went to the harbor emer-
gency hospital.
W. r. Armer OF 319 Divisadero
street was held up in Hayes street
near Webster, his watch and $35
being taken
Three men entered the home of IL.
Sugiyama, % Ritch street, beat ana
robbed his two brothers and rifed the
house.
FIREMEN GET THIS ONE
After a chase IN which he ex-
changed shots with Patrolman Kerri-
gan, Walter Hamilton was surrounded
by firemen in lot in McAllister
street near truck No. s. He sur
rendered. He is said TO have held up
a pedestrian, who disappeared, as did
Hamilton's alleged accomplice.
Fifteen hundred dollars worth OF
valuables were stolen from the apart
ment of Miss Anna Hollingsworth
and Miss Childs at 1892 Jones street
The thief 5immied open the door and
looted the entire fat.
John Eldridge, alias Harry Dehig-
ing, is under arrest today, having
been captured by Patrolman MeIner-
ney and Regallo whine. it is alleged.
robbing the candy store of George
Colobotos ar $50 Market street.
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WHEAT MARKET
SHOWS BEAR|sH
Larger World Shipments Than
Had Been Expected; Corn
WeakenS

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Larger world
shipments to the United Kingdom
than had been expected made the
wheat market today lean to the bear
side. Another influence against the
bulls was the fact that the Missouri
crop report gave the condition OF
winter wheat 100 as against 81 in De-
cember last year. There were also
assertions that the quality of the
crop In north Argentina had turned
out better than year ago. Prices
started 1sc TO Asc lower and after a
slight reaction fell again
Nearly 500 carloads OF new corn
were inspected for today's market.
Prices weakened under the pressure
of such a large supply and showed
but little power to rally. The open
ing was unchanged TO Il q &c on. A
subsequent small upturn soon disap-
peared
Oats had a sagging tendency with
corn. but offerings were only scat
tered.
Although provisions displayed much
activity. the market went decidedly
lower on account OF plentiful hog re-
ceipts. First sales were 2hc to zoe
down and there was an additional
drop later
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
CAIN IN EARNINGS
BY PACIF| F|C c. &E.
Net Income for IL Months
Was Approximately 5 Per
Cent on Common

Earnings OF the Pacific Gas and
Electric company for the year ended
October 81. 1913, were approximately
per cent on the common stock.
Gross earnings for the u months were
S15,s66,7o7. out OF which was charged
Ss,2SS,0l1 for operating expenses.
taxes and maintenance The main
tenance charge OF Pacific Gas and
Electric for 1912 was s1.0S5,9 ,95s. which
was the smallest for several years.
Taxes paid by the company amount
70 about 500, 600 a year. and actual
operating costs for the IL months
were about $7.000,0eO Interest
charges for a year are now S4.1s2.-
$50. including interest on $4,000. 900
per cent notes, which have been
outstanding for but a part of the
year, but interest for the full year
being included in the charges. Pre-
ferred dividends require $500 600,
leaving balance for the common
stock Of s1,7s5.776, or 5.56 per cent
The annual sinking fund require
ments are around 100000 q year.
being per cent a year on the entire
amount OF bonds, including underly-
. A1o1CST O4IS III 1917 L4l4S
sinking fund was not charged against
income. If IL is charged against in
come the balance tor the common
stock would be cut down to about 3
per cent Pacific Gas and Electric
now has a capitalization Of 10,0oo, 600
per cent preferred, $32,109, 800 com
mon stock, s5,00o. 900 6 per cent notes,
S24,ss6, 600 first and refunding per
cent bonds and $50.561. 500 underlying
bonds, all Of the issues Of the latter
being closed
Now that the first $4,000 hydro
electric plant at the South Yuba de-
Veiopment has been placed in opera
ton the company will be in position
70 show substantially better operat-
Ing results and also to take on new
business The completion of this
plant makes the company independent
OF outside sources Of power. Work
on the remaining plants Of the South
Auba development viii be pushed as
rapidly as possible, and when fully
completed $50 600 horse power win
be generated at the Lake SDaldfn~
plants. Up 10 December 1913
S6,s62,000 had been expended on this
development from which no return
had been realized
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Have Narrow Escape
When Auto Upsets

r. s. Cummings. s217 Central ave-
nue., Alameda, and three companions,
had a narrow escape from death last
night when their automobile over
turned at o'clock In the Dublin cam
yon road between Niles and Hayward.
The party was rescued by another
party Of automobilists, who took them
from beneath the overturned car.
Cummings was brought to the county
hospital and treated for a disIocated
elbow. and was taken home by the
other members of his party after they
had repaired the car.
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Unlisted Securities
SALES DECEMBER 10
Morning Session

SALES DEJENBLN 10
Morning Session
so Pacific G & f pfd .--.-.--....-.- II %
5 Wells Fargo bank --lto-eo
MORNING Quotations
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Financial Summary
merIcan stOcks IN London lrregular.

Ametican stocks IN London Irregular.
Special master In Wabash receivership re-
ports that road has defauited In payment Of
bonds and interest aggregating 50. $50, 600
and believes system win be sold IN Its entirety
within 90 days.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Prouty
believes railroads wiz have difficult time in
securing substantial rate increase until there
IS government supervision OF railroad secur-
tiles.
James B. Forgan and other Chicago bank
eTs and business men protest to President VIII
son and committees Of congress against GER
tata provisions OF currency measure and sug-
gest amendments.
October exports from United States show
gain Of SIT coo 600 over 1912.
New England commission and Commissioner
Prouty favor higher rates for Boston and
Maine under assurance Of judicious expend-
itures.
Twelve industrials advanced 20.
Twenty active rails advanced 10
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Delay Preliminary to
Learn Victims Identity

Baf7ed IN establishing the identity
OF the seafaring man who was killed
IN a fight with Henry Brankshulte, a
machinist. at Third and Howard
streets Friday, the preliminary hear
ing OF Brankshulte was put over by
Police Judge Shortall this morning to
Saturday.
The best clew to the dead mans
identity is a room key. with a zinc
tag and the number '1o3."
The man also had a union card
showing that he had been a member
OF the Alaska Packers union, No
14401. This union is out of existence
Tattoo marks indicate his name is
either Hamberg or H Amberg.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
ANTI-PICKETlNG LAW
OPPOSED BY UNIONS

STOCKTON Dec. 15.-An ordinance
has been prepared by business men of
Stockton to prevent local unions from
boycotting or picketing business
houses here. The ordinance will be
presented to the city council at to-
morrows meeting A large delega-
ton OF union men is expected to be on
hand to oppose the ordinance when it
is presented
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15

FORECAST TILL ) z. NJ. PACIFIC TIME
TUESDAY
For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Fair tonight and Tuesday; light northwest
wind.
For California, north Of the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Tuesday; Light northwest
wind
For California, south or the Tehachapl-
Fair tonight and Tuesday; light northwest
wind
For Nevada-Fair tonight aud Tuesday
For Sacramento valley-Fair tonight and
Tuesday; light north wind
Tor Santa Clara yaI1ey-Far tonight and
Tuesday: light northwest Wind.
For San Joaquin valley--Fair tonight and
Tuesday; light northwest wind.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Generally cloudy weather IS reported from
the Pacific slope, except fair in California,
with fog along the coast from San Francisco
bay north. Light rain has fallen over western
Washington, northwestern Oregon Arizona
aud portions OF southern California. East OF
the Rocky mountains the weather Is generally
fair. and light rain fell yesterday In the lower
Mississippi valley. The depression over Al
berta yesterday evening has moved eastward
and is now central north of Manitoba. There
have been no important changes In tempera-
rure. Conditions are favorable for fair
weather in this district tonight and Tuesday.
=. II. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
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NEW YORK. SUGAR QUoTATToNs

NEW YORK. Dec. 1b.--Raw sugar, nominal; !;
muscovado, 2.S9c; centrifugal, 3.39c; molasses
2.64cs refined. quiet. eutloaf, 5.30c; crushed,
5.20c; mold A. 4s5c; cubes. 450c; xxx
powdered, 4.40c; powdered. 4.35c; fine gran
ulated. 4.25c; diamond A. 4.25e; confectioners
A, 415c; No. /, 4.15e.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes prices per 100 lbs as follows:
Granulated basis 4.55c; hne standard, coarse
dry granulated. confectioners "A and berry,
455c: powdered 4.65c: cubes, 4.S0c; Hi
graden bar. 4.9ec: bricks fin half bhls), 5-o5c:
brick lin p ID boxes). 5.s0c; crystal dominos
Is Id cartons). S.35c: crystal dominos thalf
sizel, s. s5c; extra fine dry granuiated Zoo lb
bags only, 4.35c; extra c. 4.05c. golden G,
2g5c: yellow D. S.85c.
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HIDES AND SKINS

Prices quoted Ia San Francisco:
Hides tper lb)-lry cattle: Butchers. PIC
rnurrains. 2ec: dry salt hides. 1sc; stays. Isc
kip &c; veal SIC; calf, Bic.
Horse feach)-Large prime, 81. 50Q3; me-
dlum, S2n2. so: small, s1.50l2; colts. 25a5oc
Wet Salted tper lb)-Cattle: Steers. medium
and heavy l6c: cows, heavy, 1515c; stags,
lie, kip, 16 to 80 lbs, 16c; calf 19hc.
Sheepskfns feach)-Iong wool peits coca
81 10; medium wool, 45G90c; short wool 25aE
45c: lambs. long wool. 35I6oc: do medium,
I0m30c; shearlings, No. 1. 20I3Oc; No. .
15M2Oc.
Tallow (per Ib1-No. I clean and hard. 55s
G6c; No. 2, 44512c; grease. 2g3c.
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PORK LARD AND OIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork, lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. fierces. 14c; do Dos, per case,
arrow compound. tierces. 101ae; DO 50s. $5- -8e,
do los, 1915. do IS. So 3d. do 3s. IS 30; yell
low arrow cooking oil, 66c; white arrow cook
family beef, S24; family beef. $24; extra mess
beef $24; extra prime pork. SIS; extra pig
pork, $50. csiifene-Tubs. 11ssc; half bbls,
tierces, lie; cases, 81 Cottolene-Haif bbls,
l1s4c; tierce, 11Ae; 2 tierces, 11he; IS,
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
HyineS Denies Private
Practice Violates Law

District Attorney Hynes of Oakland
denied the report printed this morn
ing that ne was violating the law in
taking civil practice in addition to his
official duties and declared that If he
were shorn Of this privilege by the
legislature he would resign unless his
salary was made $4,000. At present
he gets $4,000 a year He admitted
that his stenographers helped him and
his deputies IN doing private work.
but said that they were privately
paid for this.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
BRooMHALL's GRAM CARLTs
Hurled From TreStle
By Train, Saves Son

STOCKTON, Dec. 15.-Mrs. S. F..
Robinson of this city was seriously
injured here this morning when q
Santa Fe train hurled her over so
feet from a trestle. Mrs. Robinson
was crossing the trestle with her 3
year old son and the obscured the
approaching train. She threw her
son from the trestle, but was struck
before she jumped. She was badly
crushed. The boy was uninjured.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
FLOUR AND GRAIN

OHotations in San Francisco this morning.
Flour fper ctl)--Set cash. California family
extras $5.G095. bakers extras 81. esq 5. 70:
supernne $3.90Q4.10; Dakotas. $6.40Gg7. 20;
Kansas SGM6.25.
Wheat tper etll-California club. SI50.
northern wheat bIuestem. Sl.85Gf1 .67ik: Tur-
key red, S1-550f1.e5. red Russian. $50; club,
81 50; forty fold. Sl521z 61.55.
Barley fper ctI1-6o0d TO choice feed 81 20
al 325s lower grades. 81 511.2755 shipping
and brewing Sl.3aNf4 40.
Oats fper etll-White. Sl421h al .475x: red
seed S1.e0n2I5; black. S2.Jo13; surprise,
SI.471a M1.50
Corn iper ctl)-Fastern to arrive. 81 70 for
yellow and $1.71 for white; Egyptian, white.
81 50; Kaffr. nominal
Rye (per ctll--oregen. 81. 1.eOQIes.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
KANSAS CRY LIYEsTocK.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. I5.-Hogs- Receipts
10000. Market 5d1oc lower. Bulk. S7.35 q
7.65: heavy, 81 6o97. 10: packers and butchers,
s74597.65; lights, s7.s5gT6o; pigs, So. SC
az 25
Prime fed steers, ss.25ae.40; dressed beef
steers, sTGe25: western steers, s6G7.75;
southern steers, sJ-50G7; cows, 81 40G7: heff-
ers, $5U9; stockers and feeders. $5.5ol7. 40;
bulls, $4.T5G7; calves, $G.50@11.
Sheep--R Receipts. 9,oo0. Market steady.
Lambs. $7.25klS; yearlings, s5.7517; wethers,
81 5O6l5. 40: ewes. 81 25m5.
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Americans Abroad
Must Paw New Tax

You can't get away from the in
come tax Collector OF Internal Reve-
nue. Scott today received ruling
from Washington that the tax must
be collected, even if the taxee lives
abroad and takes his source of in
come with him He can get out of It
only by giving up his citizenship.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
q Chased in Auto Give
UD $1,000 in Opium

SAN DIEGO. Dec 15.-Four sus-
pected smugglers in a large automo-
bile, which contained 138 cans of
opium worth $4,000, were caught at
the Otay bridge on the Tia Juana road
by customs officers early this morning
after a chase in an automobile The
men gave their names as NJ Carsan,
Frank Mitchell, Louis Leros and
Adolphe Creste
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams. 1912
21l3c; do 12-14 215zc; do 14-1e. 2114c: prin-
rose bacon, 4-6 soc; eastern star hams 10-12
21c; do 12-14, 2Ie; eastern skid hams 221s
do 1916, 21c; eastern star bacon. &c, 29e
do e-s, 2Scs 90 s-Io, 27e: do 1012, 26c; mon
arch hams, 10-12, 20c; DO 1916, &c; monarch
picnic hams, 143hc; arrow bacon, $40. 265sc;
do 1912, 251he; medium bacon, 2015c; 1t. D.
s., $40 2sc; do 1912, &c; Light medium.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
OLD MAN THUGS victim

STOCKTON, Dec 15.-William
Buckley, aged SO. was attacked by two
thugs in his shack this morning and
beaten and robbed of s400. his life's
savings. Buckley was taken to the
hospital and has slight chances for
recovery. The aged mans face was
beaten to a pulp.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
PnuIrRY AND CANE

Prices quoted this morning the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry (per lbl--Californis fryers, 20d22e;
old roosrers. 10l12c; do young, 1sl20c; hens,
small. 15G16c; eastern hens 1691Sc; do young
stock, 17@21c.
Per dozen-Cslifornta hens, medium. 81 501
3; do extra. se99; old roosters, S4I5; young
ROSTERS, $8dS; Do full grown, S7GS: fryers
S5G6; broisrs. s3G4.5o: ducks. old, s415 50;
do young. seas; pigeons. S1-25; de squads
S2025e; eastern hens. SIgli, according TO
size; geese, per pair. s213.
Turkeys (per lbl-Live Young. 1ej21c: do
old, 17G20c; dressed, q 2G25c.
Game tper doz1-Rsbbits, S2Q2.5o; Belgian
$24250; do gray, S4G4-50; brant. s2a4:
canyasback. s5Ge; mallard, $44e; widgeon,
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLING

On the charge of Gusav Werner that
he collected $3.50 for him and failed
to turn the money over. +. w. Smith.
attorney and former secretary Of the
Elks. was arrested in Oakland last
night charged with embeziement.
Smith stated that he had collected the
amount but would not turn it over
until Werner signed release of a
lien.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

From Mororan. stmT Samoset.
From Grays Harbor stmr J. B. Stetson.
From Portland, stmr Beaver.
From Portland and Astoria. stmr San Ramon.
From Los Angeles stmr Santa Cara.
From San biego and Los Angeles, stmr
Queen.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Yale.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16
From IQuique, stmr Phoebus.
From Portland, stmr Navajo.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcafa,
stmr City of Topeka.
From Eureka Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr F. A. Kilhurn
From Los Angeles. stmr Rose City.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
HAY. 80 ANn MEAr.

Wholesale prices carload lots OF hay on
today's market; Fancy wheat hay light
bales s1s421: No ! wheat OF wheat and
oat. S17@ls: No. 2 wheat or wheat and oat
SI4l1050; choice tame cat, SITG1S. other
tame oar, SI4G1s-50: alfalfa, S10G13 80:
stock hay. s10QI1.50; straw 5o480c per
Neal (per ton)-Oilcske % ton lots S33
10 tons, $3.50; ) tons, S34; less than . tons
$3.50; cocoanut. carload lots. S27 so; do 10
tons, S27-50; do tons, S2S; DO small lots
SOS SO
Feed fper ton1--Bran, S23 5OQ24 for white
S21 .50622 for red; middlings $29T33; shorts
S24G25; rolled barley. 81. 5O72S- so: corameai.
SO 5094 80, cracked corn So. 50F "a. 50;
SIS 80
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MINER, FALLING, GRASPS
WIRE AND is KILLED

REDDING, Dec. I5.-James Hard
acre, 80 years old. was killed by an
electric wire in the Mammoth mine
near Kenneth last night. Falling from
a car, he grasped a $50 volt wire. This
is the second fatality in the mine
within week.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO. Dec. Butter-Hig igher: cream
cries, 22G35Hc.
mark cases included. 26g31c; ordinary hrsts,
2S@2s1lc; firsts. 3115c.
Cheese-Steady; daisies. 14% G15c; twins,
1454 GDi4 1xc; Americas, 15A 91511c; longhorns.
14a4 Ml5cN
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-15
FRESH FISH

Fresh fish (cieaned and iced. T. o. b. prices,
per lbl-Halibut, 12lkc, carp. &c; catfish.
i2s1c; goldfish, i2hc; red rock. 121ac; bsra-
cuda 10c; soies Sc: sand dabs Sc; tonacod,
12Iac; smelt 12Ikc; white bait, l2i1c; salmon,
12Hc: striped bass. l5c; crabs, s2.259S Per