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The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Il 4
ARI ELIs-ln this city. November 24 1913, to
the wife Of George +. Aruell. daughter
BERTRANDIAS--ln this city, November 1e,
lsl5' to the wife ef v E. Bertrandias, d
Bf.AclSAIAN--In this city. November 10 1a1a
70 the wife Of William H. Blacknan !
son
BooTH--In this city. November as 1919. to
the wife ef J ". Booth. a son.
BoSrock-In this city. November 20. 1918 to
the wife OF IT, Bostock. son.
CARRIE this city. November 2s. 1913. to
the wife of Sidney Carr, daughter
CRowLEY--In this city. November 4 1913.
70 the wife or ]. NJ. Crowley, a daughter
DE cHERENY-In this city. November II.
1913. 70 the wife Of A + de Chereny, i
DEMPsEy-Tn this city. November 30. 1918. to
tue wife Of George J. Dempsey. daughter.
FoNS-in this city. November 80, 1918. TO the
Wife Of Chan Fong. son.
GoLDBECk-In this city. November Is, 1913,
70 TIE wife OF 4. G. Goidbeck, daughter.
/ 6RAHAM-In this city. November 3o 1918.
TO the wife Of d. Grahsm daughter
GKEAN ES In this city, November ls, 1918,
70 the wife OF J. s. Greaves a son.
GREGSoN--In this city. November II, 1918. to
The wife Of J. d. Gregson. a son.
HAl-LAfAS--In this city. November 30 1913,
to the wife Of ]. P. Helimaa. u daughter.
HANC0Ck--Th this city. November 22 1918.
10 the wife Of c. r. Hancock. son.
IMPERIAI.E-In this city. November 2s 1918.
TO the wife Of G. lmperIale. a daughter.
JACoBSEN-In this city November 10, 1918.
to the wife OF A. s Jacobsen, son.
JETFERY-ln this city November IL 1913.
10 the wife Of E. J. Jefery. a son
KAPLAN-In this city. November 10, 1918, to
the wife Of ]. c. haplan.
koN0-In this city. November %, 1918, TO
the wife of X. kono. daughter.
r A ~rysTvy
to the wife Of Alex LafTerty. daughter
LAYT0N-In thiS city. November 20, 1918. to
the wife OF J. J. Layton, son.
LUCEy--Tn this city. November g. 1918, to
the wife Of James Lucey, daughter
MADDEN-Tn this city. November 2T 1913 te
the wife Of J. A. Madden. a daughter.
MAID0NAD0-In this city. November 20.
1913, TO the wife OF F. Maldonado, daugh-
MULLANEY-T this city, December /. 1914
TO the wife Of T. A. Muliauey. a daughter
0'C0NN0R-ln this city, November 20. 1918
70 the wife OF Thomas O'Cohnor. q son.
REID-In this city, November % 1913 to the
wife Of A, J. Reid. a son.
RYAN-Iu this city. December l. 1918, to the
wife Of J. J. Ryan. son.
SAVAGE-In this city. December l. 1918 70
the wife af W. G. Savage son
SHABAZ1AS-In this city, November %
1913, to the wife Of A Shabaxian. daugh-
TORRES-In this city, November go. 1914. "a
the wife OF Louis Torres, a daughter.
EAfAIN-November s. 1913 to the wits
Of g. F. Hremain. daughter.
NARNEH-In this city. November 20. 1913.
10 the wife of James Varney a son
WkSN4-in this city. November 80 1913 10
the wife Of 9. B. Westy. son.
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CONTRACT CORN
NOW UNDER WAY
Country Shippers Awaiting
Road Improvement and
Colder Weather

CHICAGO. Dec 4.-Local elevator
people have commenced to make con-
tract corn for December delivery.
Bears made capital out or this yes
terday. but 1T Is the belief of the bulls
that there Will have to be a heavy
movement and great activity among
the shorts to deliver all the corn
there is bought for December deliv-
cry. That the bears were scared yes
terday was seen in the way they went
after the December
Bulls said that from the way some
OF the country shippers are trying TO
cancel sales they do not look for a
big movement until the country roads
improve and the weather is cold
enough to put the corn in good con-
dition for sheldng and shipping. It
IS expected that IS cars win be on
sale today
Sentiment in wheat is bullish and
the trade is disposed to buy on anv
little break. All the crop accidents
are regarded as favoring the bulls.
while the trade conditions are looked
upon by the bears as against a big
advance. -
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Financial Summary

American stocks in London heavy generally
Is al lower
Bank of England rate unchanged at 5 per
cent.
Huerta angry over presidents message. says
he VIII not yield to Wilson'S policy.
Suit brought In federal court at Chicago to
test eonstitutionality of income tax law.
unious at Fall River vote down proposed
strike
American Snuff company declares extra divi-
dend Of 2ta per cent
Convention called in Denver, December 16,
10 decide whether state wide strike in sym
pathy With striking miners shall be ordered.
James ]. Hill says there Is no depression ex-
listing In Northwest
President Farrell of Steel corporation before
Illinois Manufacturing association defends sale
OF steel products abroad at less than home
prices.
Stock Exchange issues statement regarding
Goodrich dividend announcement.
Twelve fndHstrials advanced Co.
Twenty active rails advanced Los
Rails 104 1o. industriaIs 76s
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Unlisted Securities

SALES DECEMBER A
Morning Session
a9 paeiHe Gas 4 Elee fpfd1 ~ r. Il
ls-s Oakland. Antioch & Eastern 10 o.
- Pacific Gas q Flee lcorn) Z. So 2:
MORNING QUOTATIONS
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GRfi.NEsE MEDICINE

TRY tie famoii: chinese oil. imported from
China: exeSilsnf results: for t0othsehe. head
aas1e. stomacnschs. Ia grippe, severe colds, ca
TARA, indi gss tions" fevefs and .numero1s com
plants. small bottle Sc; large. .75c Cut out
this ad, ssad.. f2c for sample bottle, TR&|-
ELIN9 RE4lfzfiY co. 723 SACRAMENTO ST.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
Local Securities
>. y. STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
SALES DECEMBER 4

slouo Northern Ry Co OF Cal 5s .1o7 90
~ Spring Valley Water Co. ...... 81 50
~ eai Wine Assn teoml ---... 54 80
MORNING QUOTATIONS
R0NnQ
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pRTEp FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted IN san Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes, bnik basis. crop Of
1913. 30-40s. TIC; 40-50s 6Ae: 50-6os, Sc;
60. res, &c; 20 sos. sac; 20 1905 sc; 100 1905.
3Ac; l20s and up. nc. Apricots.. 1913 crop.
{. O. b.. in 90 ID boxes. 1i@141sc. Eyaporated
apples. sa9c. Peaches. 1913 crop, 5QSc.
Pears. 1913 crop, TI11c.
Haisins-The following prices are T. O. b.
Fresno. as given out by the Associated Raisin
company 1913 crop, per lb,--Loose muscatels
t5o1. crown, 4&c; crown, sac; crown
&c; crown, ec; seeded fancy, 16 OF packages.
7l9e: do II o. &c: do bulk, 6szc; do choice
10 oz. Tc: do II o. 5ssc do bulk. 61zc; Sui
tanas. no stock Thompson's seedless, un-
bleaehed sos, &c: 16 o. 71sc: IL OF, 5&c.
reeleaned Nc advance: do 6oated, 15c ad-
vance; London layers, 90 lb boxes, 3 crown,
Sl.45. 4 crown s1.e5; crown. S2.25: crown.
s.. .T5; do l ID cartons, Sf.75; clusters, 20 Id
boxes, $3.50. Local representatives OF the as
sociation asking II higher. while several
of the large packers are quoting 1sc under the
associations figures.
HoneyNew crop. comb, 1s915c per lb for
fancy. 10klI2c for light amber and SH 10c for
other: extracted. water white nominal: white.
III IShc; light amber. care: amber, 5G6c-
Nuts-Peanuts. 7MT1kc per ID: pinenuts. II
@12Hc: Brazil 1e0 zoe; filberts 18615e; Pc
cans, 15M 161Sc; almonds. 18621c and 10d 12c
for hardshell; walnuts opening prices. 1913
crop +. o. b.. carloads Budded, 16c; No.
soffsheil. Ice; No. 2. 111ae; California chest
nuts. 4HI1uc: Italian do 9 y Mse.
Dates-New crop Golden. 6lA@Thc per lb:
Eard l0Eb6If1c
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10 LEAVE THTs PORT

L
Eos Les Angeles. stmr HanaleI. Captain f..
J. HANNA. at p. m, from Howard street
wharf.
Fer Grays Harbor. stmr Norwood. Captain
A hnndsen, at 4 p m, from Union street
For Astoria and Portland. stmr oliver j.
Channel street wharf.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER
For Manila via Honolulu and Gnam, United
States army transport Thomas leaves United
States army transport dock at IL N.
Ter New York and Europe via Tehuan-
tepec, stmr Missourtan. Captain w Lyons,
at 10 a. m, from Union street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland stmr Yucatan
Captain A. c. Paulsen, at 10 q. m from
Vallejo street wharf.
For Eureka. stmr F. a. KIfburn. Captain
wharf
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Yale.
Pacific street wharf
FOR Santa Cruz and Monterey. stmr Eureka.
Captain A. Panlsen. at p M, from Vallejo
For Grays Harbor. stnr ]. B. stetson. Cap
tain G. Lofstrom, at ?. m, from Powell
For Astoria and Portland, stmr San Ramon.
Captain Jameson. at p. m, from Lombard
street wharf.
ARRIVED DECEMBER 4
2:5o 8. NJ, Br stmr Musician. Dunn, rs
disc to BaIfour. Guthrie & Co.
4:35 a. M, stmr Pomo. Lflleland Is hours
from Albion. via Point Arena II hours; pas
sengers and merchandise TO Swayne & Hoyt,
Inc.
5 A. m, stmr Norwood. Knuasen. 81 hours
from san Pedro; ballast to Sudden Chris
fenson.
40 a. M. rtmr whittier. zolIing, 10 hours
from Port San Luis: Il. 900 barrels oil TO
Union Oh company.
7:45 a. m.. stmr Santa Barbara. Zaddart
6j hours from Willapa Harbar, bound south.
Put IN for fuel and passengers.
40 "A. M, Jap stmr Nippon Marn. Stevens,
% days 8 hours and 35 minutes from Hong
kong, via Manila 27 days II hours and 5 nin-
utes. via Yokohama 10 days $ hours and As
minutes and Honolulu days 13 hours and IL
Minutes; passengers and merchandise to w. II
Avery. agent.
s:io a. M, stmr Buckman. Smith, 66 hours
from Seattle; passengers and merchandise TO
Alaska Pacific Steamship company.
a. m, stmr F. A. kiiburn Mcclellan. 1919
hours from Eureka; passengers and merchan-
disc to North Pacific steamship company
SAILED DECEMBER 4
$40 a. m. stmr Argyll. Lawson, Port San
Luis and Seattle.
DISASTER
LONDON. Dec. s.--Manfla telegraphs United
States stmr San Juan has been wrecked near
Paraole
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
BRooMHALL's GRAIN cABrrs


M = EhPoUL. Dec. 4.-Tne steady closing a.
s"aanIpeg ana lighter Canadian receipts YES
aeruay caused covering at the opening and
values were y s4Ad higher Russian ofsars
eonlnue Light and the continental demana IL
aDsorDlng most offers, with advances fron,
e rance less favorable. Following the apaning
there was decline Of I'D with proAt fekin,
STIMULATED By reports Of tight rain in Inaiss
confirmed favorable- weather in Argentine de
CINE ~ Buenos Aires yesterday and ineres~iny
AustfaHan offers. At l.30 D. rn the under.
sons % was easy with prices Y lessd of from the
hign ana q WAd up from yesterday
1orh opened sd higher and later January
Iufther advanced I'd on the steadfuess in
flate spot and talk that the bulk of Ar
sehune shipments this week are destined to
america Later there was some realizing on
me m forecast OF larger Argentine shipments
lhan earlier expected and the decline In wheat
Az l:so p. m. prices were ia higher than
yesterday.
Buenos Aires-Wbeaf closed easy with net
decline OF &c for the day with realizing on
the continued favorable weath and Improved
crop prospects The near month in corn *
steadily held, while the new crop months
closed net X lower on the favorable weather
for the crop.
Argentina continues favorable and
harvesting is progressing rapidly Outlook
Tor oats Is unsatisfactory and PARTICULARS in
tne south, where the crop is very thin
German official report OF crops: Wheat
This year III. .0e6, 900 bushels last year fen
24e;Op0 bushels. Rye-This year 44e 1913 600
bushels last year 400 500. 600 bushels Oats
rms year 104 930. 600 bushels last year el7.-
ou9,otO bushels Potatoes-Thfs year So OO0
oOO tons, last year 40, 100000 tons
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Professor Resigns,
School Strike Ends

MARYsvILLE. Dec. Twenty 1--we
members Of the suttar City high
school student body resumed their
studies this morning after week )
strike following the suspension OF
Professor Carpenter for alleged mis-
conduct with q Chico normal student
teacher. Professor Carpenter resigned
yesterday after comforting with the
board Of education and denying inn
proper conduct with the girl. He
claimed that he was merely sparkling
at a. m. on the school house steps.
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rI.nuR ann CT AIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour fper ctl@--Net cash. California family
extras S5.60m6. bakers extras, 81. 81 a {. 90;
superfne. S3.90@f.1o; Dakotas Sc. .4oQs 40;
Kansas SeG6. 25.
Wheat (peF ctD-California club. sls5o:
northern wheat. bluestefn. sf.65d1f gig: Tur.
key red 81 559p1. .65: red Russian. $1.J0: club.
81 so: forfy-fo1d. $1.52ts H1.55.
Barley tper ctl)--Good TO choice feed, 1.30
al 321s lower grades, $125@l2Th; shipping
and brewing S1.35M1 40
oats tper ctD-White. 81 42A al 471l: red
seed. S1.soa2.15. black, S2.5o45 surprise
$14Tls also
Corn tper etl9--Easfern S1.69 for yellow
and si70 for white; Egyptian, waite, S1.601
i So: Eafhr. nominal.
Nau nal
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FOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market.
Potatoes tper etll-Delta whites, TJc@Sii
Salinas S1.T5@2; sweets $1@1.25; Oregon
Burbanks, s141s40.
Onions (per ctl1--Siverskins. S1.T5G2; on
street. 25c higher: Oregon, S2.2592. 40
Observation-Disclosures. 50cM$1 per box; do
southern. per crate 75cf$1; okra. per box. 81,
string beans. 21Ic per ID; lima, 2mJc per lb:
peas Sc per 1b: green peppers. $l@i 25 per
40c01S1 per box; do southern. per h. Sc: rhu-
barb, 75cMS1 per box; cabbage S1.Jo per ctl;
squash. summer, per box. 75cGs1: do cream.
rowfat. coarse; sprouts 4dec per lb; mush-
rooms. per lb. 5aI0c; buttons 15d20c: car
rots per sack. 50de0c; celery. small crates.
Sc: cacumbers. per box. T5cdS1; lettuce, per
crate. socaS1.25; cauliaower. per dozen. 40g
fsnf
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SUN, MOON and TIDE
TIL RSDAY. DECEMBER 4
NOTICE TO MARINERS

The following affects the aids TO navigation
In the seventeenth lighthouse district.
Oregon Umpqua riyer--Inside bar buoy PS
second class nun, reported adrlff November %
Oregon and Washington, Columbia river
Columbia river light vessel No. IS reported
about one-f fourth mile to horfhward Of station.
Columbia river outside bar gas and whistling
buoy. PS reported adrfft November %
South ietty gas aud whistling buoy No. 2.
red reported damaged and light extinguished
Peacock spit buoy, g black. first class can.
reported adrift.
Skamokawa bar buoy. / black. second class
spar replaced November Is.
Washington, Grays Harbor entrance-Outer
buoy. pS. FIRST class can, reported adrift De-
CENTER /.
The above aids viii be replaced and damage
repaired as soon as practicable. &c. & G S.
Charts Coos 6o00 GAO. GAL. 600 61aJ. Light
List Pacific Coast, 1912. d 80, No. 127. Buoy
list Pacific Coast. 1911, pp. 20, 81. 3G ~ j
By order Of the bureau Of lighthouses
HENRY L. BECK. Inspector.
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MILLINERY taught from start TO finish In
weeks for Sl5. 2269 Mission ST. near l9tl
Millinery store.
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HIDES AND SKINS

I = PTIFes r
| Hides (per lbl-Dry cattle: Butchers. 266
27c: murrains, 25c; dry salt hides, 1sc: stays,
lgc: kip. &c: veal. Bic: calf Bic
Horse (eachl-Large prime, skinned to hoof
$2m225: No l medium do. s1-50@2; No
small do 5oe@s1: No ] colts do, 20 95oc.
dium aud heavy. 14l5 6aI5e; cows. heavy 14h
"a i5c: bulls. steers and stags, f0010Ikc: kip.
i8 to 30 lbs II A G15c. veal, 10 to 15 lbs, Ice;
calf, 19c.
Sheen Skins feaeh)--Long wool pelts. Socd
81. medium wool. 45fQS0c; short wool 256l40c,
lambs, long WOOL 35l50c: do medium. 15G
soc. shearlings No. ], I5@25c; do No. 9
ia sec.
Goat Skins (each) prime Angoras, T5cGsf:
medium 35ms0c; large hair goats. 40c: me-
dunn hair goat. 25c; kids. 5al0e
Tailow fper lbl--No- 1 clean and hard, IN
hhs. 56I5mc: In cases. Al 915c: No. dark,
3is 6l4c. grease, 26Q3c.
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rnuITRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry tper lhl--Caiifornia flyers. 20422c;
cid roosters. IoGl2e; do young. 1sc: hens.
small 1J61lee: eastern hens, 1611Sc. do
young stock, lTd1Se.
California Hens tper doz)-Medium, $4.509
s: do extra. soar: old ROSTERS s4U5: young
roosters So 500 30: do fun growu. S.; fry
erx $5Gl6: broIiers. $38t4.5O: ducks, cid, SOD
I 80: do young seal: pigeons, S1.25; dc
squads. S1.509f2; eastern hens. $6d1.o0. ac-
cording 10 size; geese. per pair $2M3.
Turkeys (per ihe-Liye. young. l942Ici
dc old l7AI9c: dressed Jq2Sc.
Game tper dozl--Rabbits, $2I2. 80: Belgian
hares. SAal8: Wild $2m2T5. geese. white
81 50d2 so, do gray. s414.50; brant. S2n4
| canvasbaek, S516; mallard. $4@6; widgeon
&. .5Ol3.
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Hay. FEED AND MEAL

wholesale prices on carload lots of hay on
today,s market: Fancy wheat hay, light bales.
$l0G21: No. wheat or wheat and oat. SI7M
Is. No wheat or wheat and oat s140u
ii 10. choice tame oat. S1T6fs; other tame
oat, $14aQ16.5o: barley. S129t5. alfalfa. s109
Is so; stock hay. $10G1l.5o; straw, 50dT T5c
Feed iper ton)-Bran, 500 5oG24 for white.
Sa1. 5na2a for red; middlincs. S29433; shorts,
sao 5,16143 SO: cracked corn, SA2 506l4 AZ so.
slfalfa meal, car lots. sl7.50; 10 small lots,
$3.50.
, Meal fper ton)-oileake 20 tons lots. $32 :
10 tons, $aa.50: 5 tons. S34: less than tons,
Ss4. 80: cochanut carload lots. $40; do 10 TONS
500; do 5 tons. s29.50: do small OTIS. $50.
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OIL PRODUCTION
SHOWS ADVANCE
October Figures Up to Years
Big Average, but More
Wells Completed

production of oil in the state of
California for the month or October,
1913, shows a slight falling off in
comparison with September. which
was banner month. bur Is up to the
average OF the first ten months OF the
current year. For October the pro-
duction was s,236.e49 barrels, for ten
months It was so.SsB,7s4 barrels. and
since the discovery of oil in 1875 the
rels
During. October 46 new wells were
eonpleted with q gross output OF
ds,dc 80 barrels, an average per day of
o5S barrels. This Is five more than
were completed in September. when
new wells numbered Al, with an out
put or 1885 barrels The nuInSer Of
aclive producing wells at the close of
Jctoper was 5,6Ib, as against $3.50 at
the close or September, while the
number OF idle producing wells was
l.oo5 at the end of October, as COM
pared with 1.203 at the end OF Sep
tember. AT the end of January of the
current year the number was 5,845
and the number OF idle producers $40.
During October the total shipments
exceeded the production for the first
time in several months, the total out
go amounting 10 S,396,125 barrels, a
daily average of 270,S43 barrels. The
apparent draw up stocks on hand was
95t,z0s barrels, the total stocks on
september 80 being 1855, 908 barrels,
compared with 49.309, zoe barrels on
October 81
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WHITE CASE is DROPPED

The case of felony e1nhezzlement
against WV. b. White in Oakland has
been dropped from the calendar be-
cause OF the disappearance Of wit
nesses necessary for conviction. White,
who Is a son of Calvin B. White,
former sheriff Of Alameda county. was.
accused os defraudins Mrs. Mary
ShumMay Of s125.
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MARRIAGES

AThINS0N-BYRNS- this city, December
3 1918. by Rev. ". z. Dugan, pastor Of
Stewart Memorial Second United presbyter-
ian church. John DrumpeI Atkinson and
Florence Cecilia Byrns, both of San Fran
cisco.
JACKSON -MeD0UGALLr-Tn this city, Deeem-
Der 2, 1918 BY Rev. ". f. Dugan. pastor OF
Stewart Memorial Second United Presbyterian
church, Little Poole jackson Of San Fran
cisco and Edna Pearl AeDougan Of Oakland
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ENJOINS CONTRACTORS
FROM LAYING CITY PIPE

REDWOOD CITY, Dec. 4.--Alleging
that proper grades We're never estab-
iished and that the work is prema-
ture, IN. G. Barker has applied for an
Injunction to restrain contractors from
proceeding with the laying of pipes
for the DAILY City municipal water
works.
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OAKLAND LICENSES

Robert simpson. q, Oakland, and Maud
FsyIor. IS Santa Rosa
both Of Oakland
Anton J. Meyer. IS. and Emily Hayes. 80.
both Of Piedmont
Free Stewart Beach. 25, and Edna Julia For
g1son. %. both of Oakland
James H. Guthrie, 2s and Lucille B. Piver.
10, both Of Oakland.
Peder Jensen Nielsen, %. and Jennie Laurina
Fraudseu, "a. both Of Oakland
Harry G Knight, 80, and lone NJ. Jacobs.
., both OF Oakland
Joseph Bsptista 90 and Jessie Dgsbara 1s
both OF Oakland
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WEATHER CONDITIONS
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4

J AAt tto4Jt = Ita1t7A11'3t3E1As =
From SYDNEY. stmr Ventura.
From Ventura Port San Luis and way ports.
strHr Coos Bay
From Port San Luis, Cayucos and San
Simeon semr Eureka.
From Seattle. stmr Nome City.
From Willapa Harbor stmr Santa Barbara.
From Los Angeles stmr Norwood.
From Seattle, stmr Arolfne.
FRIDAY DECEMBER
From Coqnille river. stmr SpeedweI.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stnlr
Yueatan.
From Puget sound ports. stmr Umetla.
From Portland and Astoria. stTnr Bear.
From Portland stmr Paraso.
From Los Angeles stEnr Yale.
From Los Angeles. stmr Beaver.
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr
Governor.
From Puget sound. stmr Crown OF Arragon.
From Sydney. stmr Moano.
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S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES

The follawIng marriage licenses were issued
today.
Peter I. Hansen. 81, Rio Vista, and Mabel
f.. Neil 80. Seattle Wash
Jake ZusseTrnsn. IS. 904 Buchanan street
and Helena Briuessel %, e6I McAllister
street.
George Dedier. s5. 4o77 T,vventy-sIxth street.
and Sadie E. J. stanton, 25, 40T7 Twenty
sixth street.
Charles J. Mcdonald. 2s. 1928 Forty-seveuth
avenue, and Maud H. Woodford, %, IS Har-
rfurfou
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BY months the gross production this
9 err. n Lacrals 4 1.Il1.x..z
PACIFIC GAS & ELEcTRIC sToCK

Some demand for Pacific Gas and
Electric stock at the new low figures
market, when 40 shares of the pre-
ferred We're sold at S79.75 and 50
shares Of the common at $685. Oak
land, Antioch and Eastern stock also
was active, with 1876 shares sold at
$40 This comprised the morning
transactions in unlisted. Oakland, An
tioch and Eastern 5s were weak. with
$3.50 asked, but Oakland and An
tioeh 5s improved slightly. with $72
bid. For General Petroleum 6s
$55.12jg was bid
Listed securities business was con-
fined to single bond sale and two
small blocks of stock transferred. of
these California Wine common gained
a half point at s5450
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
HAMS AND HAcnr

San Francsco quotations this morning 81
hams and bacon are. Primrose hams 1912.
2ilhe: do 1914. 211ac; do 1916. 211sc: priln.
rose bacon. 4-6, soc: eastern star hams. l0-i2
21c: do 1914. 21c, eastern skfd hams 221Sc.
do 14.16 21c: eastern star bacon. 4-6. 29c
do 6-s. 2Sc; do $40, &c, do 10sI2 atc; mon
arch hams. l0-12. zoe. do 1a-1f 2fe. monarch
picnic hams. 741sc: arrow bacon. $40. 2e5.c.
do ln-1e 2Jise: medium haeon. 20lse TT u
s.. $40. 15e. DO IL, z-e. light medium.
2011c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
THE COTTON wARYrT

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4.-Cotton due 1d2 lower.
Opened steady. quiet but steady, Ia down AT
1915 p m.. steady, net 5461 higher Spot
lower, good demand, at T33 Sales u 600
including 10000 American
NEW YORK, Dec 4.-Port receipts today
estimated $1,000 last week 60,97s last year
56, ,2o5 Hesvy rains fell over northeast Texas
yesterday, causing rapid rise in the rivers
Further rains Will fall over the southwest To-
day and tomorrow. Elsewhere unsettled and
cloudy weather viii prevail with local rains
to-day over Alabama and Mississippi.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
PORK. IARD ANN orr.

The san Francisco quotations this morning
on pork lara. cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. tlerees. lac; DO so, per case.
arrow compound. tlerces. 10lac: do sos, SIS IS:
do los. s6T5; do 5s. s6S3; do IS. So 90:
yellow arrow cooking OIL 68c: white arrow
cooking oil. Toe. primrose salad OIL T5c; extra
family beef. s24; family beef s24 extra mess
beef. S.4. extra prime pork. $25: extra pig
pork $50. Califene-Tubs. 11%e: half bbis
lac; i fierce. 11Me; tierces, 11Mc; )
tierces, lie cases. 81. Cottolene-Half bbis
11Ac. l fierce. 1Issc: 2tiefces. 1lAc. 6s.
1Iskc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-04
Parents to Decide on
School Language Course

Being undecided as 10 the attitude
of parents Of school children. Super
intendent OF Schools A. G. Barker OF
Oakland will conduct a referendum
campaign to ascertain whether for
eiEn languages shall be taught in
elementary schools. Such courses
were recently requested in a petition
by the Cosmopolitan association.