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LEGAL AND OFFICIAL


SoTICE OF SALE OF HOPS AT PRIVATE
SALE IN THE NATTER OF THE HARRY
FRASER COMPASY-Stafe Of California.
County Of Butte. in the Superior Court. 3
Frank Paul ct al. Plaintiffs. vs.. Harry
fraser. set al. Defendants
Notice IS hereby given that pursuant TO
au order of the Superior Court OF the County
Of Butte. State Of California, made on the
third day OF October. 1918. in the above
entitled action. L will sell at private sale
and subject 10 the approval Of said Superior
Court. after "Wednesday. October %, 1915,
the terms aud conditions heFelnarter
stated: Eighty Eve thousand tS5.oeoi pounds
CT hops.
These hops were grown cn the Eiver
ranches. more commonly known as the
Fraser Rooney ranch, Fraser-Walker ranen
and Harry Fraser raufh-
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cfsn IN
United States gold coin; 10 per cent OF ne
purchase prices 10 accompany each bid: oai-
ance Of purchase price TO be. paid on ap-
froyal or sale By said Court
Bids OF offers must be In writing and plas
viii be received at the Office or the Receiver
q = the First National Bank. In the City. 2E
Chico, Co1nty Of R1Ste. State OF caaifornia
dated October S. 1913
Receiver IN the Superior Court In the abcye
sP''''su cFirst arstsi pub. oct: %. 1913,
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HIDES. WOOL AND SKINS

Hides tper lbl-DTy cattle: Butchers. 269
PIC; nurralns % "a z6c; dry salt hides I7n1sc:
stays. 17Mlsc; kip. 25@27c; veal. 29gslc:
calf 29M31c.
Horse teachl-Extra large prime. skinned to
hoof s.. .15G3, No. / large, do. 81 a . so;
No. 1 medium. do, sl75@2; No. / small. do,
75cd s1-25; No colts. do, 25950c.
Wet SaIted fper 1b1-Catfle: Steers me-
dum and heavy. 151s q l6c; cows. heavy, 15c:
bulls. steers and stays. 1oIzc; kip. I6 to 30
lbs. 15@16c; veal, 10 to Is lbs. 17a1Sc; calf
and kip. 1SGJ 1351c; cul1s. 1l2c less
Sheepskins (eachl-Long wool pelts, COCA
s1.10; medium wool. 45d s0c short wool 25m
zce; lambs. long wool. 35n60c; do medium
1nM30e; shearlings, No /. 20G35c; do, No. 2.
a "a l0c
Goatskins (eachl-Prime Angoras. 75cdsf;
medium. 35M5oc. large hair goat, 40c; medium
hair goat. z5ci kids. 5410c; poor and dam
aged skins. worthless.
Wool tper lbl--San Joaquin fan clip. "a
10c; do heavy, 6dsc; light. 9mf1c; choice 10
G11c; Mohair choice years, 25@ zee; do six
months 2GI pc
Tallow tper ib}--No. clean and hard. in
bbls. 81 H6c; in cans. 5451zc; No 2 dark,
4263cs grease. 2H3c
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est End declares dividend Of &c.
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bRGE |NE CROP
SCARE SEASON ON
Trade Disposed to Go Slow
Until Definite News Be
Known

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Argentine
wheat crop scare season is on and un-
til there is a certainty as to the out
come the trade is disposed to go slow
on the selling side. Sentiment among
the corn trade is more bullfsh than
bearisn, but those who watched the
trade for the last few days say that
most or the business is professional.
There seems TO be an impression
among corn traders that there will be
fireworks in the December delivery
before it expires. 1t is said that the
lines of the leading bulls are undis-
turbed; that the slowness with which
the country is selling new corn for
early shipment precludes any accumu-
lation of stocks for some time to come
and that present stocks will be rap
idly reduced.
Demand for cash corn yesterday in
all markets was more urgent than
for some time past. Offerings gener-
ally were small
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Financial Summary
london marked elosed: holiday.

Final hearings in International Harvester
suit starts Monday in St. Paul.
Hearings in government suit against United
States Steel adjourn to November 10.
Senate banking and currency committee
agree to reduce from II to number Of re-
gional reserve banks to be authorized In cur
rency bill. but provide that federal reserve
board may in its discretion raise this number
to u after two years.
New York city 1914 budget passed at mid
night calls for S193. 600 COO. and will cut tax
rate to LII.
Second set income tax regulations published
Friday night. income tax holds up payment
Of interest and dividends due today.
Dry goods trade reported heavier than In
corresponding period for three years.
Dun's and Bradstreet's report trade currents
display considerable irregularity.
Today is feast Of All Saints and is general
holiday In France and in Latin countries.
Twelve industrials declined 80. Twenty
active rails declined .3s.
Rails 104-o6. industriaIs 1890.
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT
SATIrpnAY NnVENRrR 1

FOR Seattle. Tacoma and Everett. strnr Con-
gress. Captain y. E. Cousins, at p. M, from
For Seattle and Tacoma stmr Buckman,
Captain \. A. Smith, at p. M, from How
ard street wharf
For wilIapa harbor. stmr Daisy Freeman. at
p. m, from Lombard street wharf
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Yuca-
tan. Captain A. G. Paulsen, at p. M. from
For Los Angeles. stmr Harvard. Captain r.
Jepsen. at D. M. from Pacific street wharf.
For Moss Landing. stmr Coos Bay. Captain
James Bowen. at p. M, from Broadway
For Grays Harbor, stmr Carmel. Captain E.
n. Hardwick, ar p. m, from Union street
For CoquilIe river. stmr Brooklyn, Captain J..
Syenson, at 5 p IN. from Mason street wharf.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2.
For New York and Europe via Tehuantepec,
stmr Mexican, Captain r. NJ Tapley. at 10
a. M, from Union street wharf.
For Portland, stmr Oliver ]. Olson, Captain
II. 7. Payne at II a. M, from Third street
wharf
For Eureka, stmr r. A. Kilburn. Captain r.
II. Mcclellan, at IL m, from Vallejo street
wharf
tain L. A. Nelson. at II M. from Lombard
For Fort Bragg. stmr Arctic. Captains C.
For Point Arena and Albion. stmr Pomo,
Captain O. A. Lilleiand. at .. M. from
Howard street wharf.
w Mason, at II a. M. from Pier 40.
For Los Angeles. stmr Norwood. Captain G..
A. Knudson, at p. m, from Mason street
wharf.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 3
For Los Angeles, stmr Yale. Captain F. p.
Bartlett at o. M, from Pacific street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Gov
ernor Captain Fl. G. Thomas, at p m,
from Broadway wharf.
For los Angeles. stmr Coronado. Captain 8.
Stangeland, at 10 a. m, from Filbert street
wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Barbara. Cap
tain F. B. Zaddart, at l p. M, from Powell
street wharf.
For San Simeon. Cayucos and Port San Luis,
stnr Eureka, Captain A. Paulsen. at D. m,
from Vallejo street wharf.
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Aroline- Cap
tain A. II. Sears, at p. m-, from Harrison
street wharf.
ARRIVED NOVEMBER
TBS a. M stmr Avalon. Benson. 80 hours
from San Pedro: ballast to Hart Wood Lumber
company.
SAILED OCTOBER 81
11:45 p. m, power schr Surprise, Olsen,
Pigeon point
RETURNED NOVEMBER 1
$50 a. m, power schr Surprise, Olsen hence
Oct. 81 for Pigeon point. account of being too
rough to load.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNoLULr-Sailed Oct 81. 5 p. m---Stmr
Sonoma for San Francisco: cruiser Nurnberg
for Mexico; stmr w. f. Herrfn. for Monterey.
MANIIaA-Arrived prior to Oct. 31-Br stmr
Imdramayo. from Puget sound.
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T INANCING PLANS
CHEER BANKERS
Aid to California Corporations
Will Also Help Local
Conditions

Recent developments in the fnan-
cial world are cheering to bankers,
fiscal agents and business men in San
Francisco.
On top of the substantial gain in
deposits in the national banks in this
city, as SHOWN by the reports OF con-
dition on October 21, comes the re-
financing plans of two great Califor-
MIA corporations whose money trou-
bles have been a considerable source
of depression on the local market
The permanent financing by an
coo General Petroleum company and
the offer of eastern capitalists,
through Tevis and Hanford. to extri-
cate the 5000. 600. 600 United Proper
ties company from the financial Quag-
mire in which it has stranded are
considered by bankers as the two
best things that could have happened
in the local financial field.
The fact that eastern capitalists
are willing, in these hard times, to
put approximately $4,000, 000 into the
Oakland Terminal railways and al
lied properties indicates not only that
ties are appreciated outside of Cali
fornia, but also that the tight money
market has seen its worst so far as
this state is concerned said San
Francisco bank officer this morning.
From now there is likely to be a
gradual but steady easing up in the
money market and corresponding
improvement in the general business
situation he concluded.
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PROSPERITY IN NORTHWEST

]. VI. Hanaford, new PRESIDENT OF
the Northern Pacific, upon his arrival
in New York this week, said.
''Out in our country we are cor
servatively optimistic. There is not a
more cheerful territory in the United
States than the region tributary to
the Northern Pacific. While the
farmer did not get as large grain
yield this year as last fall. this years $
harvest was much cheaper. The price
OF labor was lower and the harvest
ing weather was far superior. On
that account I believe the farmer has
more money to spend than he had last
year. Out in the northwest we find
il hard to understand the hard luck
~stories we hear from other sections
of the country"
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THE COTTON MARKEr

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1.--Cotton due, 4M5
higher: opened quiet. AZ G5ta higher: closed
easy, 3Q4 lower. Spot IN good demand, up
at 7.65. Sales 10000. including 1000 Ameri-
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-SeId & Co. reports
indicate a ginning up TO october 81 OF s. s.I3S.-
900 bales. Census bureau reported 0. $50 COO
bales ginned TO November l last year and
g. 81. 600 TO November 1. 1911. The New York
Cotton exchange makes the visible supply Of
all kinds Z. .99J. coo bales. against 8, ,323. 600
year ago; visible American. 3.1s0,21S, against
5.f4 s-"s' StaI aeV; W lecesp,s touhy
year 81 429.
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pourrRv ann CAME

Prices quoted this morning On the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
! Poultry 9per lbj--Galifornia fryers, f9l21c,
old roosters. 12c; do young. 1SG21c; hens. 10
"a L6. eastern hens, 100 lses DO young stock.
IS621c.
California Hens (per doz}-dedum+ $4.50T
8; do extra, S66f0; old roosters. S405; young
ROSTERS s76s; do full grown. <sdf0. flyers,
s566; broilers, $39z.50; ducks. old. <495: do
yossng seas, pigeons. sf.25; do squads. 81. 80
az. .eastern hens. $7Qi1. according 10 size;
trs.ee per pair. s243.
Turkeys (per lb)-Live. young 22G24c, old
226t2 pc; dressed. young gobblers, best 27M
29c: hens 24H26e; old, 24H26c. Poor birds
nor in demand
Game (per dozl--Rabbits, s2.25@2.75; Bel
eian hares. $446.
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ppov1sror PRoDUcrs

wholesale price list On provIslon prodncts
given thfs morning by Miller Lux: Hams
e,,er Ibl---Eastern NJ. & L. brand. 2o4zc; Cali
farina IT, H brand 2oe: picnics. 1315c: bacon.
eastern NJ K L. brand. 6-S average, 25c; S-10
average. 24c: 8-S average, &c. 10 average
o2c Pnre Lard-Tferce basis. f21hc: best short
ening tierce f01hc; coEpound, Il. H. brand.
tierre basis 16c, salad oil. sees white cooking
Gil &C; yellow cooking oil. &c.
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NEW YORK BONDS
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.--Receipts-Flour. today
2ss 900. last week 100000. last year 1e5, 900;
wheat. today 25s, 900. last week 2ooo. last
year / 1.6s7 goo; corn today s0s. 900. last week.
LOTS 900, last year I.13s 600: oats. today
214s.oo last week 1.So5. 900. last year.
4,213, 600.
Shipments-Flour today 112.000. last week
1900. last year 121. 600; wheat, today $685.
0Oo last week ESQ, 600. last year 625. 900. corn.
today l 224, ,O00 last week LIZA. 600. last year
1872 600; oats today !. .s12. 900, last week 1Sl2,-
OO0e last year 2. 10s. 600.
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wholesale prices carload lots Of hay on
s1gn21: No. / wheat or wheat and oat SRA
is; No wheat or wheat and oat, SI46l1eo. 30:
choice tame oat, $17G1S: other tame oat s14
a 16 so; barley. s124i5; alfalfa Sl0Gl13 SO:
stock hay. s104ll-s0s straw. 5o975c
s24 d "a 30 for red; middllngs x29G32; shorts
S236I1G; rolled barley. S29n30: cornmeal
feifa meal, car lots. $3.50: do small lots.
$3.50.
Meal fper ton)-Oflcake 20 ton lots. s33: 10
tons. $3.50: tons. $3t; less than ) tons
tons. $40; do 5 tons. $3.50; do small lots. $50.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes tper ctD-Delta whites. 75c@Si;
Salinas 81. S5G2.1o; sweets. s1.25G so; Japs,
Onions tper ctl)-siiverskins, s1-3oG1-5o; on
street 15c higher.
vegetables-Tomatoes, 50cMS1 per box;
boz: okra. per Gox, 75c; string beans. 3G6c
per 10: lima. eGsc: peas. 6G9c per l5i green
penperS 2578Nc per box: hot chile Toe;
eggplant. 50cGsf25 per bor; squash, summer.
si6f1 10 per box: do cream. per box, 504 75e;
pur1pkius per sack, 81. Hubbard. per sack, 60
a75c: do marrowfat 50475e: sprouts, 81 q
&c per lb; celery. per doz buaches, 3oG4oc.
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HAM AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are. Primrose hams, 1912,
22c; do I2-i4. &c; do 1915. pc; prim.
rose bacon, 4-s, 30c: eastern star hams. I0-12
215ee: do 1914. p nc: eastern skid hams 23c
do 14-16, 2115c; eastern star bacon. 44-8 29c;
do 6-s. 2Sc: do SO. 27c: do 1912, 26c.
monarch hams. 1912, zoe: do 1916. 21c; mon
arch picnic hams. i4lac; arrow bacon, $40.
26iac; do 1912. 255kc; medium bacon, 2oHc:
1t. d. S.. $40. 23c: do 1912 &c. light me-
dium 2Q15c.
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popv rARn AED or.

The San Frapcisco quotations this morning
on pork lard, cooking. oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces. lac, do SIS. per
case 81 70: do los. SS.35; do IS. So %; do IS.
So arrow compound. tierces, 101c: do 50s.
IS 3S; do fOs- $s75: do IS, S6.s3; do 3s. Sc. 90.
reIiorr arrow cooking oil. 66c. white arrow
cooking OIL roe; primrose saIa doil, SIC; extra
family beef. s24: family beef, S24. extra mess
beef s24; extra prime pork. SIS; extra pig
'p6rk So Califene-Tubs. I1Ssc: half bbls.
lac: 1 tierce. 11Lc; tierces, 11Lc: 3
Heroes. llc case. 81. Cottolene--Half bbls.
1IIac; / tierce. 11ssc: tierces. 11Ac; IS.
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STATE BANKS PROSPEROUS

w R. Williams, state superintend-
ent of banks, in his annual report
filed with the governor yesterday
predicts that the banking law as
amended by the legislature will re-
lease the state banks from unneces-
sary restrictions and prove of meal
culable benefit In making them more
useful as agents in the promotion OF
enterprise in the state.
Summarizing the improved financial
conditions of California as shown by
the condition of state banks, SuperIn-
tendent Williams says: Substantial
increases In assets, deposits, capital
paid in. cash in banks, surplus and
in loans and discounts. and a marked
decrease in money borrowed by state
banks. reflect significantly conditions
of health and prosperity in the state
system.
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Local Oil Quotations
BRooMHALL.s GRAIN cAsLEs

8xA0SA A1134- . UAA44 OA61Eo
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Wheat market re-
sponded to the steady American cables and the
hrmer FEELING in Winnipeg, and opening values
We're 1sGA higher. Indications of lighter
american shipments this week shown by
bradsfreet's and a growing scarcity OF foreign
offers or soft varieties and firmer sentiment
among holders helped the advance During
the morning the weakness In corn and con-
tluued generally favorable weather and crop
sdVices from Argentina led to weak and profit
taking, and prices declined x %Gh. with re-
covery OF Ad Ia May. In which there is good
speculative support owing to the bad outlook
IN India. At the close the market was easy
and unchanged TO Il lower than yesterday.
Corn opened quiet and unchanged 10 I'D
lower Later there was heavy realizing ana
prices broke 1sM1M on the heavy tenders on
contract and the enormous stocks here. Spot
market Tor the Platte grade declined ID and
arrivals are expected to be heavy on Monday
During the morning there some recovery
from the extreme low, with the market excited.
At the close the undertone was weak and
E01Ad lower than yesterday.
Antwerp, Budapest and Paris holiday.
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business Opportunities

YOUR AID HERE would be read by
others. Your store or business or fac
tory is probably just what a Call want
ad reader wants to buy. If you read
these ads. others do, too.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Nov. Bank statement.
Average-Loans increased SIS. .26s 600; specie
decreased 81, ,S94. coo; legals decreased s1.e5s.
coo. net deposits increased SO ,969, 600; reserve
decreased 81. .265, ,450.
Aetual-Loans increased s24. .024 900: specie
decreased 81 $50 COO; legals increased S499. 600,
deposits increased $19,676.0 900; reserve de-
creased 81. .4O4. 800.
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Fresh Fish tper lb)--Haiibut, I0c: carp,
4Erzc. catfish 1NMf5c. Goldfish. 7c: red rock
soes, Sc; sand dabs. Sc; small soles &c; sea
bass J. lzc: tomeed, 1Oc; snelt, 12tkc: craw-
nsh 2343Qe.
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CAT DIScONNECTS GAS
TUBE: FAMILY NEARLY DIE

A pet cat in the home of Edward
Clarkson, Brooklyn, disconnected
rubber tube from gas stove In the
kitchen, causing the death of Mrs.
Ida Clarkson from asphyxiation.
CIarkson was asleep at home. as also
was his wife. He was removed un-
conscious to the Holy Family hos
pftal
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1ocAL FRUTr MARKET

LOCAL FRUIT MARKET
Prices quoted the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples. per box: New
~ tier, s1.I0@1 %; bellehower, 3ta tier
<L29ql.40, spttzenberg. tier. 81 -404l.f3. 90
41s tier, $l.1os11-2 20; bellefower. tier, 81 =
ai.Sa: do \ tier. s1-l0@1.25; Rhode Island
greetings, tier $14L25; do AZ tier, II
Delaware reds. tier. S1.s9G1. 40: do "A tier,
$L1541-25; Hoover. tier. S1-25Q $50: 90 =
tier. S1G125; Baldwin. tier. 81 $50 l.oo
do "a tier. SI-l501.25. Oregon spltzenperss
Sli5G2- 90; do Jonsrhans. $l50Il.15-
.S0a9ec.
Qninces-Per box. 5ocQs1a5
Pomegranates-Per box. 5096oc; large boxes
/. Persimmons-Per box. 75c9s125.
sPears-Winter Nelis. per box, S1I12oi
other varieties. 75c@S1-75.
Grapes-Per crate; IsabelIas. s141 p: To
Kay. S0c@$1: Malaga, S5cM$1. black 5aIb9cs ;
muscats, I5cGSi. queen, 15c4$1. 25: eornlchon.
559 .5c; lugs. tokay. SIG1-2 25. museai. s2e g
.fandei. per ton. S26@S0; do, OF grades. $1s4
g2s.
Berries Strawberries. per chest. s597-
Raspbefries-Per chest, sa9T-50-
HuekieberFies-Per H. 4d9c.
Cranberries-Cape Cod. per bbl, S94S-5o;
New Jersey. late reds. per bbl s10a1o-5o; Coos
Bay. per box. 81. 5G2- SO.
Melons-Nutmegs per box. 25GS1: water
melons. s. per doz; casabas, 5oc4.S p per dog.
I; CfErss Fruits-Per box: Lemons standar 81 q
L.50: lemonettes. 's2G4, grapefruit. fancy seed
ling, $2GS; do. seedless. S5-5046; DO. ne"
crop. $4-J045.50. lines, per es, 81 coo95-oV-
r. Oranges-Valencias. per box. stGle,
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hat! loc11
per.Ib: do. Mexican. 3G &c per. ID; pineapples.
per: u0z, Hawaiian Isl 3OeI2 2.50.
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PACIFIC coAsT OIL EXPORTS

In the department. Of commerce
bulletin for September the oil export
statistics from Pacific ports for that
month are shown: Crude oil from the
state of Washington. 5,041.751 gall
Ions, value s1n4, ,s53: state of Califor-
MIA, none Residuum-gas oil, fuel
oil. etc.-from Washington. 4s.49s
gallons. value s3,1S5: Northern Cali
fornia. 17.599.S53 gallons. value s2ss.
s32; southern California, 1888 gall
Ions. value s2.769. Total of all min
eral oils exported from Washington,
536S217 gallons. value $154,542.
northern. California. 27.781.S30 gal
Ions, value s759.376; southern Califor-
MIA, 90.957 gallons. value S3.301.
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rrnuR AND aRAIN

Quotations In san Francisco This morning:
Flour fper hbI)-Net cash: California family
extras IS 5GOG6: bakers extras, S4.6545. 20;
superhne s3.s094.l0; Dakotas, So. 401 40;
Kansas S6M6.25.
Wheat (per ctl)-CaIfornis club. S1.450
4ei.; northern wheat buestem. $1.656l
167L; Turkey red. s1-55El1 .621s red Russian.
sl.45G5 .4614 club. sl.45u l.4614. forty fold.
$I.5On1.55.
Barley (per ctll-Good TO choice feed. 81. 81
Gl.37la: lower grades. 81. .30G 1.321a; shipping
and brewing. s1.40N1-45.
Oats tper ctil--White feed. 81. 42E al .4Tiz !:
red seed, s2.O5 92-20; do feed. nominal. black.
s.. .50g3.
Corn fper ctD-Yellox. bulk. s175: do
white. s1.76; Egyptian white, $1.65G1.7o;
Kaffr. Sf.65GL6T11-
Rye sper ct1 1.45@15o: recleaned.
81 81 u fl 621S
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.rocAr. sTeaE cuoTaTIoNs

|. The Western Sngaz Refining company sqnotes
net nrices on granulsted sugar in bags Of 100
lbs. as follows: Western fine granulated. 81 50;
fruif. yranulated $465: CAMPERS granulated
81 f,5: crystal idorninos whole pieces 10 car
TONS sS95: do 2 ID cartons. s. %. do half
pieces. . Is cartons ss.95; monarch bar. S.;
tablets. in half. bbls. s5.25; do D 10 boxes
S5 -. cubes 81 90; monarch powdered. S475;
xxx powdered s4.T5; confectioners' A.
s4e5: beet graDulatsd, loo lb bags only,
81 *; extra G, $4.45; golden c, $4.05; d,
So s5.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices on granulated sugar.
Ia bags Of 100 lbs. follows. c. H. lac
Standard 81 Go. coarse dry granulated 81. 65:
ca1nfecti6ners' A. s4.65: berry. 81. e5.s powdered
s475: cubes 81 30: .-Higrsdey bar. 50:
bricks din half bbls), s5.05: bricks fIn 25 10
boxesl IS 40. Fl. & e crystal dominoS q ID
cartons) SIS. .45;sH. & E. crystal dominos Is ID
cartousl ss.95: extra fine dry granulated 600
rs bags) S4-45: extra c. sl.15: golden {,
S4o5; yellow D. 50 .e5.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices aaoted in san Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes bulk basis, crop OF
1918. 3o-40s. .7sac; 4o-5os, ei5e: 5o-6os, ms;
6o-70s. size; 70-S0s, 514e; s0-l0ts, ac; . let.
120s. 35@c; 1Sos and up, &c. apricots. 1913
crop. f.:o b.. IN so ID boxes. lie for standard.
I2e for choice, Il &e for extra choice and y nc
for - fapcy; evaporated apples, ~ 9s54c'
peaches. 1918 crop. 59I1sc. pears, 1913 crop
81 1101ze.
RaIsins-F. .. b. Fresno. 1912 crop: Loose
muscatels. 81 G5a4e Per 10 for crown. o2sc
for 3 crown. 51sc for > crown and 4l4c Tor l
crown; seeded, No fe, .65se for fancy and CSC
for choice.
Do 1918 crop; Seeded fancy No. 16.s 51sc;
do huIs 6szcs' choice. SIC. do bulk, onee;
Thompsous. So, do bulk. 5z4cs crown, loose,
5Ae: crown. 5ssc; crown. 5%c; ungraded'.
J1se; London layer. crown. $50; crown,
81 50: ) crown. 50; crown. 81 So
Honey--.New crop, comb: 1Sal 13c per ID TOR
fancy, log 12c for light amber aud Sdlee
for other: extracted, water white. nominal;
white, .sT55sGsc: light amber, 66Te; amber,
5@sc >
Nuts-Peanuts; 6.2g1c; rinenuts, nominal;
Brazil, IL o. 19c: fIberEss Hate pecans, f6H
1Tisc: almonds. Is020c for Donparell. lTg
IT1kc for Ne Plus Ultra. 15e116-3c for Drakes
Seeding. I4G1ea for Langnedoc and ga iec
for hard shell; walnuts. Opening prices. 1913
crop, Z. o. b. carloads, budded. lSc; No. !
soft she'll Ice; No :. HE: California chest
nuts, .S112rst:- Italian do. 12113c
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01
HuTTFR. cHrFsE ANn EGGs

.Cheese-CaliforEIa fancy fats. fT1se pouaa.
nrm. hrsts. Isc, firm; do seeonas' -
fancy Young Americas, 1712c, firm 90 hfsis'
l5c. frm: Oregon twins. 16c. STEADY. 10
trtpiets, Ice. steady. Young Americas, re-
steady Eastern--New York cheddars. ls1ey-
steady: do triplets 17Iac. steady
Retailers charged &c a pound on each square
Of butter and &C a dozen on eggs over ihess
quotations
Today's receipts-Butter, D. 800 POUNDS
eggs. So, $40 dozen; cheese. $500 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01
SUN, MOON and TIDE
JUMPS OFF FERRY BOAT
TO DIE, BUT is RESCUED

Despondent as the result OF long
illness. Ernest Dts Meek, son Of a
wealthy Texas raneher. jumped or
the ferry boat Claremont yesterday
afternoon, but was picked up by the
launch Sea Lark
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Oklahoma November state crop report makes
corn yield per acre 151z bushels; October y
bushels: last November, 1914 bushels. when
crop was 102 900 bushels. Wheat acreage
increase. 80 per cent. Crop starts with excel
lent prospect
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01
TRUNKS AND surrcAsEs

SECOND HAND trunks bought. sold repaired
aud exchanged~ LEWIS TRUNK FACs
TORY. T07 Mission st. cor. Sd. telephone
Douglas 31aa -
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01
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SpF9~IATs CALIFORNIA REPORTS