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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07

TRADERS AWAIT
ARGENTINE NE VS..
Speculation Is About Evenly
Balanced in the Chicago
Wheat Market

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-Speculators re-
gard the upturn in grain prices yes
terday as the natural result of over
selling on three day break. The
hedging business is so light. the spec
uiative trade being about evenly
balanced. that the market is easily
oversoid or overbought every few
days, and the technical situation fire.
quently results in sharp turns. Pit
operators say the disposition among q
majority of traders is to go slow until
more is known of the Argentine crop.
Harvesting there is only about three
weeks away in the northern sections,
and the crop is In the critical stage,
where unfavorable weather can either
make or ruin 1T within a short time
Corn traders are disposed to go
slow until after the government re-
port is issued Monday. The general
belief Is that the figures will be raised
fairly over last months. They say
that, while farmers are selling little
new corn throughout Illinois ana
Iowa, they would not be surprised 10
see offerings increase from now on,
providing the weather is favorable.
Traders look upon the market as a
two sided affair, but do not expect
much break until the movement or
new corn assumes depressing proper
lions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07

,ee. soe-Total shares sold.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS FOR OPERATING DEVICES
Tor Mentor Sashes. Transformers. Card Time
Recorders. Sanitary Fixtures. Brass Tubing,
Bronze Bars. Babbitt Metal. Reinforcing Steel
Bars. Steel Cable. Steel Wire. Rivets. Bolts.
Washers. Hammers. Twist Bits, Snatch Blocks,
Tackle Blocks. Chain Blocks Grindstones,
Hose. Asbestos Gaskets Cotton Canvas Oars.
Chinaware. Glass Pitchers. Rules. Waste Bias
kets. Binders Board. Blank Books. Gasoline.
and Lumber--Sealed proposals will be received
al tue office Of the General Purchasing officer,
lsthmian Canal Commission. Washington. d. c.,
until 1890 a. November "a 1913, at
which time they viii be opened In public. for
furnishing the aforementioned articles Blanks
and general information relating 10 this Circu-
lar NO SOD may be obtained from this Office
the Offices Of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents. "a State Street, New York City; GA
Whitney Central Building. New Orleans. La;
and 10s6 North Point Street San Francisco.
Cal, also from the [. s. Engineer Offices in
the following cities: Seattle. Wash; Los An
Relss. Cal; Baltimore Md; Philadelphia Pa:
Pitisburg, Pa. RostcR, Mass buffalo, \. y;
Cleveland. Ohio; Cincinnati ahio Chicago, H.;
ST. Louis. Mo-; Detroit. Mich; Milwaukee.
Wis. 81. Paul. Mlnn.s Chattanooga. Tenn
Louisville. Ky. Mobile, Ala, aud Galveston,
Tex. Commercial Club. Kansas City. No;
Chamber Of Commerce Quincy. H., and Com
Inereial Club TacomS, wash. c. Beggs.
Major. Corps Of Engineers, T. s A, General
Purchasing Officer
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LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

San Diego bay--outside bar whistiing buoy.
SD. PS 10 be moved about January /. 1914,
about 2260 yards 123a4 degrees from present
position and moored IN about IL fathoms Of
water.
Coronado hotel tower, 2sA degrees true
IN BY H. 3-16 II. mag).
Boundary monument. 40 degrees true Csc
by L. " Z. easterly mag.).
Point Iona Light station, 34Ji2 degrees true
f<NW. Y w. mag-}.
G. and G. s Charts 51e6. $780, 50o2.
/ Buoy List Pacific coast. 1911. p. 8.
Coast Pilot Pacific coast, 1909. DIP. 33. 81.
San Francisco bay approach-San Francisco
light vessel No. 20. Marks on vessel 10 be
changed about December 1. 1913. as follows:
The number 30 will be removed from
eacf bow and quarter
Hawaiian Islands f0ahu islandl, Honolulu
harbor-Outside entrance gas buoy No 2, re-
ported extingushed. October rs. Will be re-
lighted AS soon as practicable red hand
lantern viii be exhibited from the buoy during
the time ii remains Hnligbted Light List.
Pacific Coast. 1872 p. 90. No 572 Bnog List.
nineteenth district, 1913. p. I4). BY order OF
the commissioner of light houses.
A. Il. ARLEDGE.
Inspector Nineteenth Lighthouse District.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
net prices graduated sugar, In bags of 100
lbs as follows. Western fine grapulated $4.65;
fruit graduated 465; Gamers granulated,
$465. crystal 0omiBos whole pieces, Ib car
tons, $685.. do 10 cartons $3.50, do. half
pieces. lib cartons, $685.; monarch bar. So;
tablets In half bbIs. <5.25. do % lbs boxes
s.. 40: cubes. $3.50: monarch powdered. <4.75,
xxx powdered. $40; confectioners' A..
s445: extra c, $4.45. golden c, S4.o5: D.,
$3.93.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices graduated sugar,
in bags of 100 lbs, as follows: c. & II. fine
standard. s4-65: coarse dry graduated, $4.65;
confectionerss A. $4.G5: berry. $4@65. powdered.
x475. cubes. $40; "Higrade' bar. So;
bricks lin half bbls). sos: bricks lin % ID
boxes) $40: H. & K. crystal dominos 60 ID
carfons) 1896: extra fine dry graduated t1oe
ID bags) SAB; extra c. SAILS; golden c.,
81. O5; yellow ID, $685.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
PRINTING

ALL Job and commercial printing. STEWART
PRINTING CO.. 1864 Market St. s. F. Cop
per plate printing coHntry orders solicited
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
FINANcIAI NOTES BY wIRE

Consals JIG up for both. Money ~ Lie.
account ~ 1918. 1intos 7lla. on a.
London copper opening: Spot. weak. ff9 IS.
OF los. Futures, f6s Us sd, or rs Cd. Lead,
f20. os.
London silver eT%. on 1-1e. New York
Liverpool wheat closed &@& higher. Corn
&M7A higher.
Liverpool cotton closed steady 4l51a lower
on near MM5Ia lower on distant.
Standard Oil Of Kentucky is 115 points
higher on the curb.
National Ginners' association places cotton
ginned To November at s.661 900 bales
Brooinhan estimates worlds shipments Of
wheat this week. exclusive OF North America
at g. 100000 bushels. Last week total ship
ments were 1850. coo and last year 15.0ss COO
bushels.
Paris closed unchanged to 4 higher. Ant
werp unchanged Berlin u higher. Budapest
q higher.
Loadon copper closed firm spot. SEQ rs Sd.
up Is Cd: futures fss lbs, up 2s Cd Spelter,
f20 12s Cd. unchanged.
Copper producers report. Copper stocks. in
crease 2 173 .2SS pounds.
Copper exports for the week ended November
tctaled G.910 tons; since November l. 1902;
year ago. 3.64S.
Illinois Central October gross Increased $780,
200: four months gross increased Se24s900.
Bradsfreets weekly elearances-N Wheat and
flour. this week .sSI 900, last week 4,70S.0o0.
last year ). T6s .oaa
Clearances - Wheat 723, 600 bushels -four
So 600 barrels; oats 5000 bushels. Wheat and
-four clearances equal 967 .000 bushels.
The New York Cotton exchange estimates
into sight G7O.o10 TO Gs0.00o bales against
127 200 last week and Sos. 200 last year. The
worlds takings are estimated at $4,000 20
$50 900 bales, against 405, To0 bales last week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07

In view of the refinancing plans of
the General Petroleum company by
British syndicate, it is interesting TO
note the vast imports of Mexican
ended October % last the imports
reached the record figure of more
than 100000 gallons. The imports
of petroleum products into the United
to 40.533,9S0 gallons, or 4.05l 400 gall
Ions more than in August London
occupies the first position among the
ports with 24,921.750 gallons, followed
by Barrow with 3,491, 230, Bristol with
g. 19S,670. Manchester with 2,015,100.
Sunderland with 1,S00.590. Liverpool
with 1,771,040 and Dublin with ILL.,
43O gallons
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
Vital Statistics
BORN

ALANS0-In this city. November 8. 1918, to
the wife of Mario Aianso. SON.
BANTA-In this city, November 4. 1913, to
the wife Of william H. Banta. daughter.
the wife Of Alexander II. c. Birch, a son.
oRAvERso-In this city, October 81. 1918. to
the wife OK G. Crsserso. son.
DUMB this cLxy. October q, 1918. to the
wife of ThomaS n. Dunn. son.
EGAN-In this city. November 1. 1913, to the
wife OF Joha W Egan, son.
EI-LIS-ocsooer 20, 1918. TO the wife of the
late OTIS Ellis. daughter.
ESTEL lfA-In this city October q. 1918, to
the wife Of NJ. J. Estelita. daughter.
Ell E-Ia this city. November 5. 1913, to the
Wife Of Jacob Eule. daughter
FrTZGERALD-In shis city. November 3. 1919
to the wife Of Ellsworth J. Fitzgerald, a
daughter.
FREED-In this city. November 8. 1918, to
the wife Of ]. Elmer Freed.
HOCHENDEL-In this city. October 80 1918,
to the wife Of Frank P. Hochendel.
kAISp-In this city, October 80 1918, to the
wife OF Henry Kaist. daughter.
KoFlN-In this city. October "a. 1918. to the
wife of Carl f. kohn. daughter
Masonic this city. October q. 1918. to the
wife Of Arthur W. Mason. daughter.
AIARSHALI--In this city, October IS. 1918.
TO the wife of Alfred Marshall. son.
MEYER---In this city. November l. 1918. to
the WtIt OF L. II meyer. sou
McELLIGITT-In this city. October So 1913,
TO the wife Of Joseph McEiligitt, a SON.
P0GROSZEWSKA-In this city. October IS.
1918, 10 the wife of Felix Pogroszewska a
ROGERS-In this city. November L, 1913, to
the wife OF E. A Rogers. daughter
SASALLI-In this city. November /. 1913. to
the wife Of Charles Sasalii daughter.
SHAFFER-In this city. October "a, 1913, TO
the wife Of L. Shaner. a daughter
SHIELDS-In this city. October 81 1913, to
the wife Of Henry Shields, son.
SULIIvAN-In this city. November 80 1913.
to the wife OF Edward sullivan. daughter.
SWAS4-In this city. october 2s, 1913, to the
wife Of Harry Swasy. a daughter.
TTIOMPSON-IB this city, October II. 1913, TO
the wife OF N. J. Thompson a
TOKUNAGA-In this city. November l, 1913,
TO the wife Of H. Tokuuaga a daughter.
UYEDA-In this city. October 81. 19l3, to
the wife Of Keno Uyeda. daughter
WAI.ES-In this city, November l.. 1913, 70
the wife Of Albert Wales. son
NIIIIANS-In this city. November ). 1913
to the wife Of William H. Williams. son.
WORTH-In this city, September /. 1918. to
the wife Of Charles j. Worth. a
WO-In this city. October a6. 1913 to the wife
of Wong Lee We,
WOODS-In this city. October 26. 1918, 10 the
wife of Eugene H. Woods. a son.
YATABE-IR this city. October 81. 1913, to
the wife OF T. Yatabe. a daughter.
ZOI. EZZI-In this city. October 81, 1913 TO
the wife OF Y. Zolezzi. sou.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
Health Department
In Movie" Business

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE de-
partment Of public health has entered
the moving picture business to in
struct the public. Today arrangements
were made to secure a long series OF
motion pictures of the health depart
ment. its personnel. the work accom-
plished by its members. and the san
itary means employed to prevent dis
ease throughout the United States.
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NEW YORK BONDS
Financial Summary

american stocks in London generally ls@%
higher.
subscription date New Haven SCI 500 GOO
bonds postponed from November Is TO Novem-
Der 90
NO action on Mexican Petroleum yesterday,
directors viii meet next Wednesday.
senate committee strikes out words or
lawful money from currency bill. making re-
serve requirement. solely Of gold.
John Lind left Vera Cruz suddenly last
night for Mexico City
Une hundred and eighteen boxes OF pesos
silver. each valued at about s.. COO, consigned
TO Brown Bros & Co. of New York. seized,
but afterward released on Huerta's orders
Sale of Chicago city bonds counter not
successful; only $20.e00 out of $11 $50 600 SOLD
first day.
United States Rubber offers so ADD 900 8 per
cent first preferred stock to stock holders of
record November IA at par. share of new
stock being given for every 10 now held: sub
scriptions payable on or before December 10.
Twelve indyIstrlals declined rs.
Twenty active rails decliEed II.
Rails 1882. industrials T1.33.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry trer lbl-ssalifornia flyers 19G21c;
hroilers 2sm31c. old roosters. 10@11c: do
young lSG2Ic: hens. 15@16c: eastern hens.
1G919c: do young stock. 1sq2lc.
California Hens tper doz)--Nedium. 81 5oM
s: do extra scale; old roosters. $4015; Young
ROSTERS s7Ms; do full grown, <10S; flyers.
S5aft: broilers. So al 90: ducks. old $56l5 do
Young seas: pigeons. Sl-25; do squads. ST.
lM3c eastern hens. ST@I1. according to size;
geese per pair. $2Q3
Turkeys tper lb)--Live young 220124c. old
90 abe; dressed young gobblers. 27I29c:
hens 266i27c. old, 24G25c. Poor birds not
In aemans,.
gian hares, $44l6
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
Local Oil Quotations
SAN FRANCISCO BANK CLEARrNes
Chief Justice Fails to
Stop "NeWsieS' +" Fight

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE highest
legal authority in the nation, Chief
Justice White of the United States
supreme court, met his Waterloo when
he endeavored by arguments to check
a fistic battle between two newsboys
in Pennsylvania avenue. The chief
Justice turned over in his mind in
mandamuses, quo warranto
and other legal checks that might be
effective Finally he realized that boys
will be boys, and turned away.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were Issued
today in San Francisco:
and Nellie E. King Is. 1le4 O'Farrell street.
Ahram E Spanlding. ~. $40 California
street, and May u. ~ Barnett, is, co Oak
street.
Anton Regina % 4s4 Utah street and
Ana Nagar 10. same address.
Chrisrfzn fIacemann. 30 Union street
wharf aud Edith Herzinger. is. 2l45 Howard
street
Edward G. Roth 30 700 Central avenue and
Louise T. Butler % 327 Crescent avenue.
Leon G. Meyer. y. Berkeley. aud Anna VI.
Strauss 49, Oakland.
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building Contracts

Minnie and Edward Palmer with j. 7. Me-
IDns-To erect three story and basement
frame building tdats} In s line Of Vallejo
street. 1925 w Of Leavenworth. W 25 by S
Si:1: Sc. 500.
Henriette Cassncr with the Durham Plumb
ing company Hot water circulating system
and oil burning equipment for building ct G2a
Ashbury street. 81 ,5e6 50.
Cogswen Polytechnic college with Robert
Trost--Construeffo of recreation grounds for
boys and girls in line of Army street be-
tween Folsom and Shotwell and NE corner Of
Army and Folsom streets; $ia.20o-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
INcanE TAX TEXT

N w. Halsey & Co. received this
morning for distribution. the first con-
signnert of the text of the income
tax law in book form with an analy
sis by Winston. Payne. Strawn &
Shaw of Chicago. The analysis Is
confined primarily to the provisions
of the law relating to deduction at
the source of the per cent normal
tax, inasmuch as the regulations an
nounced to date by the United States
treasury department cover only this
feature of the law.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
FrnnH avn GRAIN

Quotations I'm San Francisco this morning:
Flour tper bbf)--Set cash: California family
extras $5.60q6: bakers extras. $4.65@3-20:
superfne So 9014.1o; Dakotas. S6.40@7 40;
Kansas. $6NI %.
Wheat tper ctD-Calffornia club. $3.50
81 46A: northern wheat. bluesteam. S1.s59
1914 Turkey red, 81 al 50. red Russian.
81. 45a1 i6A club. SI-45u1. 46A. forty fold,
SI.5001f 52L.
Barley tper scti}--Gesd to choice feed.
81 90 1y6H1 81: lower grades, S1.21la a 30;
shippng and brewing. $I.37la al .425a
oats stper sctl)--White feed. 81 42l4 a AN
red seed, 81 1UG2.25: do feed nominal; black,
81. SOFAS.
Corn fper ctl)-Yellow. bulk, $1.75: do
white. Si.76. Egyptian white, $1.65 10;
Kafur 81 B5tU 9Th
Rye tper etl)--si 45@l 80: recleaned. .sl.57,a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San tFranclSco WucAesAie
fruit market:
ton pippins. 4 tier. si'25G1.5o; do AZ tier.
Is tier ST sloN1 %: beliellower, 4 tier, H. g
ei2: do ~ tier. $1.i041 y: Rhode Island
M1.50: do AZ tier, $I-10@1-25; Rhode Island
greetings, a tier. s1@l.25: do All tier, ~ !;
Delaware reds. 4 tier. $1.30Ql 40: do ~ uef,
$1.15Ql. %; Hoover. A tier. 81 .25D I'D 90 a
tier, $111.25: Baldwin. 4 tier. $l.3og Loo;
do AZ tier, S1.1J9i. %; Oregon spltzenpetss'
81. 756l2. so; do Jonathans. $I.50@l.I3-
Quinces-Per box 5Oc0$l-25-
Pomegrantes--Per box, 506s6uc: large boxes.
75cG7$1.25.
Persimmons--Per box. 75c09$1.25-
Pears-Winter Nels. per box, $i@l.zo'
other varieties, 75c0$1.T5.
Grapes fper crate)--lsabeilas- $lWl-9v: 10
kays, Csc: Malaga, $16lis50; black. 5oc: mus
cats. 75cfSl: queen, S5c; eorniclon, Doc; tugs,
tokay $101.25: muscat S5cQ$1; black, cog
o0c; seedless 1.50Fl2. -: zinfandel, per ton,
S26G3o: do or grades $18Q20; white wine
grapes. S17n24: mission. So H26.
Berries--strawberries per chest. s4G6.
Raspberrles-Per chest. $497-50-
sHuckleberries-Per ID, 4@9c.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, per bbl, $919 Do;
New Jersey late reds. per Dbl, $lo41l0.oO COOS
Bay. per box. 81. % @2.5O.
Melons-Nutmegs, per box. I5c, wafer
melons. 81 per doz; casabas, SOC @$1. % per dog.
Citrus Fruits-Per box. Lemons. standard,
So. 50G4. so; choice $5.50@6.50; fancy. SIG
$50; lemonettes, $294; grapefruit. fancy seed
crop. $4-50@5.50; lines. per cs. - 509o-oo-
0rangcs-Valencias. per box, $4Qo
Tropical Fruits--Bananas Hawaiian. tJcB
81 80 per bunch do Central American, 41atgoc
per ID: do. Mexican, 3@4c per Id: pineappies'
per doc. Hawaiian, 81. 50@2. 90
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
EAY. FEED AND MEAL

Wholesale prices carload lots of hay on
fodays market. Fancy wheat hay. light bales.
S19G21: No / wheat wheat and oat. $17 a
1s No. wheat wheat and oat. $140l16.5
choice tame cat. M7@1s. other tame oat. s14
G1l6.50. barley, $12@15; alfalfa &10@13.50;
stock hay. <10q11-50; straw. 50@75c.
Feed tper ton)--1sran $50 q I.50 Tor white
$25m2s: rolled barley. $29@30: cornmeal
$aI. 500142 80: cracked corn. 81 50G42. 80; al
falfa meal. car lots. $3.50: do. snail lots,
$IS.5O
Meal tper ton)-Oilcake. 20 ton lots. $33; 10
tons. $33. so; tons, $34; less than 5 tons,
$34 so. coacoanut carload lots. $50; do. 10
tons. $50: do tons. $50 30; do small lots. $50.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted in San francisco this morning .
Dried Fruits-Prunes. bulk basis, crop OF
1913, so-4os. INC: 4o-5os. dlsc: 5o-6os. 5asc;
e0-T0s, 51ac; 70-sos. SIC: S0-1o0s. &c; lgo,
120s, SIC; ZOOS aud up. &c. apricots. 1913
crop, 4. o. b. in so Id boxes. lie for standaru.
I2c for choice I23+c for extra choice and y 12c
for fancy: evaporated apples. "a WeAc;
peaches 1913 crop, 5G7Ec. pears, 1913 crop
61a H1o1sc.
tRaisins-F O. b. Fresno. 1912 crop. Loose
msscatels, 81 a5Ac per lb for 4 crown, ossc
for 9 crown. ) &c for crown and 4l5c Tor
crown, seeded. No 1e. csc for fancy and o1sc
for choice.
DO 1918 crop: Seeded fancy No. 10. 7hc;
90 bulk. 6Ae. choice. 6kc: do bulk. etac
Thompsons. &c; do bulk. SIC; crown. loose.
5s4c: 3 crown 5szc; ? crown, 5ssc: ungraded
51ec London layer. 3 crown. S1.33; crown
81 80; 5 crown. 81; g crown. $3.50.
iHoney--New crop, comb. 13415c per u Tor
fancy 1o@12c for light amber and SdglVc
for other; extracted. water white. nominal;
white. ~ Gsc; light amber. '6U7c; amber
5qSc
Nuts--Peanuts. sls67c: .pinenuts. nominal;
Brazil. I5M1ac flberrs. 14M16c; pecans. log
al7lsc: Almonds 19G120c for noupareil. 1tg
IL &c for Ne Plus Uutra- 15d16lac for brakes
Seeding 14d1l6c for Languedoc and 9e1 lec
for hard shell: Wainuts opening prices, 1913
crop. f. o. b. carloads. budded. he. No l
soft shelle I6c: No. 2 111sc; California enest-
nuts. s@l2lac. Italian do. i2@13c-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
FORECAST

Forecast tin p. M, Pacific time, Saturday
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Fair tonight aud Saturday, with fog at night
light northwest wind
For California north of the Tehachapi-Fair
tonight and Saturday. with fog along the
coast at night; Hight north wind.
For California south of the Tehachapi-Falr
tonight and SATURDAY; light northeast wind
For Neyada-Fairs pnght and Saturday.
For Sacramento alley-Fair tonight and
Saturday; light north wind.
For Santa Clara ralIey-Fair tonight and SAT-
urday; light north wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair tonight and
Saturday; light north wind.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
PRovIsIoN PRODUCTS

wholesale price list on provision products
given this morning by Miller & Lux: Hams tper
lbl-Eastern N. & I. brand. 2oiac; Califor-
MIA II. IA. brand 2oc. picnics lakes bacon,
eastern NJ & 4. brand. $40 average, 2dc
$40 average %. Pure Lard-Tierce basis.
121ac: shortening. tierce l0He; compound,
III. II. brand. fierce basis, Ice; salad oil,
Sec. oil zoe
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
today iu Oakland.
Fred Meyer So. ana Marie A. Bates, p.
Keith n. Kiihl. %. and Helen Bolden, ~.
both of Richmond
STANLEY MeGli. -. and Ruth T. abbott. 81.
both Of San Francisco
Luigi Fazlo. % San Francisco. and Ffleinena
TOrrano. %. Oakland
Andrew G. She'll 81 Rumsey, and Mary b.
Reasoner, IS euinda.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
MEXICAN PETROLEUM AFFAIRS

e. L. Doheny. president of the Mex
lcan Petroleum company, has sent the
Following telegram to the corpora
uon's bankers: "The board has adj
Jerned to meet November H. No ac-
tion taken regarding dividends. owing
10 uncertainty in near future develop
ments in Mexican situation"
II was stated by directors that the
company has sufficient money in the
treasury to pay the common dividend
but redistribution of this will depend al
together on the outcome of the iMexI-
can troubles. The, company has so far
suffered no serious losses. but should
disturbances become so violent in the
vicinity OF Tampico as to Interfere
with shipment of oil revenue would be
greatly reduced.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
GRAIN QUOTATIONS
BRooMHALL,G GRAIN CABLES
Urn poor A. c<o.a~- ~.


LIVERPOOL Na~ 7-Stesdy American
cables yesterday and the strength in Winnipeg
caused covering by sherts at the opening and
values were Y higher. Following the opening
there was further advance of I'D lad, with
speculative support on firmer Manitoba offers,
strength in spot and Argentine adyices
Russian Offers firm. with actual shipments
Disappointing. and reports from India are very
buiish, with Indian wheat held above an ex-
port parity At $50 the market was firm
and h9% higher.
Corn opened Il higher and further adj
yanced 1a05s- The hrmer American cables
and better spot demand Offset tire effect
OF liberal Argentine shipments. Argentine
offers irmer and arrivals at the ports In
Argentina In bad condition. being very
low grade and the result Of an urgent demand
Paris market opened with shorts covering
as result of continued wet weather for the
movement. Native supplies are light and
firmly held.
Argentine shipments: Wbeat-This week
296 zoe: last week. 20s;oDo: last year, 1,116.-
600 Corn-This week. 4 Ss3. coo; last week,
,021 coo; last year. 5.619. 600
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-07
PORK. IARD ANp or

on pork. lard cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. terces lac; do 5s. per
so: arrow compound. tierces f0ihc; do sos.
S53S; do 10s So IS. do 5s. $6.S3; do 3s, Sc 90;
yellow arrow cooking oil, &c. white arrow
family beef. $24; family beef. $24; extra mess
beef, $24; extra prime pork. $25; extra pig
pork. 500. Califeue-Tubs. 11&c: half Bbls,
tierces, lie; case. 81. Cottolene-Half bbls.
111c; l tierce. 1i&c; tierces. 1lAc; IS.