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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
GREAT PROSPERITY
OF STANDARD OIL
Dividends Of Allied Companies
in 1913 Already Exceed
$111,OOO, 900

Recent large cash dividend declara-
tions by former subsidiaries of the
Standard Oil company of New Jersey
have drawn attention to the pros.
perity of this group of companies.
Cash dividends declared so far this
year by Standard Oil concerns have
amounted to more than $111.000,o00
equivalent to more than Ill per cent
on the capitalization OF the former
parent corporations. This compares
with 40 per cent paid by the New Jer-
sey company for half dozen years
previous to the disintegration. AS
several companies have still to de-
clare their final dividends for the
year. the total payments for 1913 will
exceed the Sill, 100000 mark by
considerable margin.
), disbursements to Standard on
snare holders this year exceed the
nual dividends by something like $780,
900 600, and are from $30.000.000 to
$5o,000,000 In excess of the Steel cor
poration's annual interest and divi-
uend payments combined. This does
not include the numerous stock divi-
dends distributed this year.
The. years cash dividends compare
with s51.Sl3,334 paid by the Standard
increase is largely due to the 10000
ooO cash melon distributed by the
New Jersey company last February:
With the payment of final dividend
OF So a share the New Jersey com
pany alone will have paid out this
year almost $4,000, 900, or $50 share,
IN dividends. On account of the $40
extra disbursement in the early part
Of the year. the declarations for the
second six months, to date, show a
falling off from those of the first half
of the year. Dividends declared for
the second six months have thus far
aggregated S40,365, 900, as compared
with $71,250,000 paid in the first six
months of 1919.
Directors of Standard Oil of Ken
tucky have called special meeting of
stock holders at Louisville Cecember
IL for the purpose of voting on
proposition to authorize an increase
In the company's capital stock from
S1.00O,000 to $3,000,000. Profits for
the six months ended June 80 were
S5l4,3l3, equivalent to 81 per cent on
the capital stock for the six months.
The total surplus was S3,516,566. com
pared with $2,799,253 on December 81,
1912.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
LOCKS ONE CAT IN DESK;
FINDS EIGHT IN MORNING

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2s..--When Don
Martin. a clerk In the detective de-
partment, closed his office he left one
of the drawers OF his desk open. In
it peacefully reposed Kitty, the only
pet around police headquarters. sort
of mascot since her father. Tige, was
killed in an elevator accident year
ago.
Kitty was still sleeping when some
one entered Martins Office and pushed
shut the drawer where Kitty was re-
posing.
When Martin went to work at his
desk he pulled open the drawer and
where there was one kitty the night
before there were seven more.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
HIDES AND SKINS

Prices quoted at Ndpu.
Hides fper lb)-Dry cattle: Butchers. 27a
2sc: murrans, 27c: dry salt hides, 1Sc; stays,
19c kip, 27c: veal. 31c: calf. Bic
Horse (each)--Large prime, skinned to hoof.
S2m225: No. l medium do. S1.50d2; No. 1
small do. 50c@$1; No. 1 colts do. 25@50c.
Wet Sailed tper lbl-Cattle; Steers. me-
dunn and heavy, 151 u @16c; cows, heavy, 151ac;
bulls, steers and stays. lie: kip. 16 to 80 lbs.
Ice: veal 10 to 10 lbs. zoe; calf, Zoe; culls,
1612c less.
81. medium wool, 450lS0c; short wool, 25140c;
lambs long WOOL 35M5Oc: do medium, 15@30c:
shearlings No. l. 15@2Jc; do No. 2. 7M10c.
medium 35n50c: large hair goats 40c; me-
dium hair goat 2jc: kids, 5610c.
bbIs, 5m5i5c: in cans. 4h@5c; No. dark
g. " 0i4c; grease, 20l3e.
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry tper lbl-California fryers, 2OG22c;
old ROSTERS. f0M12c: do young, 1SM20c: hens.
small, 1JM16c: eastern hens, 100 Ice; do
young stock, 20c.
California Hens (per doz)-Medium. 81 50M
). do extra S66lS: old ROSTERS S4mJ: young
ROSTERS. S6.5007S; do full grown. seas; fryers,
s5M6: brothers, $3M4.50; ducks, old. $6.50G
80: do young seas; old pigeons. $1.25: do
squads. 81 50G13 eastern hens, $7@1l, accord
ing to size; geese, per pair, $2M3.
Turkeys (per lb--Liye young, 20T22c; !;
dressed young gobblers, 25d26c: hens, 22424c.
Game tper doz)--Rabbits. S2.256l2.IJ: Bel
gian hares, $4MS; Wild $1.J0M2; geese, white,
SLAP: do, gray, $4d5; brant, $243.
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HAy. Feed AND MEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots of hay on
today's market: Fancy wheat hay. light bales
slg6i21: No / wheat wheat and oat. $1I0
IS. No. wheat or wheat and oat. S14M18 50
/ choice tame oat $11M1S: other tame oat $14
mI6 so. barley. Sl2Ml3; alfalfa. $10@13.5 So
stock hay S10611: straw, 5OGI5c-
Feed fper tonl--Bran, $23. 50@24 for white
s2s 5om22 for red: middlings $29633; shorts
so40125. rolled barley. $2s@29; cornmeal
$40. SOFAS. so; cracked corn $42. 50a43.50: al
faifa meal, lots, $17.50; do. small lots
$780,
Meal tper ton)--oicake, 20 ton lots. $33: 10
tons $3.50: 5 tons. $34; less than TONS
Ss5: do ; tons. $29.5o: do small lots, $50.
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TRANSFER OF MONEY HERE

A decline of 20 cents per $1,000 in
the quotation for New York exchange
at San Francisco was followed by the
transfer of 100000 from here to that
point through the subtreasury, says
the Wall street Journal. This move
ment of funds to the Pacific coast is
not unusual at this time and grows
out of the demand occasioned by the
citrus fruit shipments. Last year the
New York banks were shipping quite
heavily to that section of the country
during November and December, a
total of $5,000,000 being transferred
through the subtreasury to San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
PRISON DIRECTORS GRANT
PAROLES TO MANY Eel ONS

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 24.--Twenty-
eight prisoners were granted imme-
diate paroles. three reparoled. eight
granted paroles effective at future
dates, four denied paroles and a APP
plications continued by the prison
directors meeting in Folsom Saturday
night. Captain j. J. Smith will con-
tinue s acting warden until the
board appoints a successor to john
sion
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
LOCAL. VEGETABLES

cisco wholesale market:
Pottaoes tper ctl-Delta whites, S5c@S1.l0
Salinas. $1.S5@2. %; sweets, Sl@1-25; Oregon
Burbanks, $1.20G2
Onions (per ctl)-Silverskins, $2@2.3o; on
street, 2Jc higher.
Vegetabes-Tomatoes 20G75c per box; do
southern per crate 75cd$1 20: okra. per box
81; string beans, 2d8c per ID; lima, 2@5c
per lb: peas 6M1Oc per lb; green peppers. 25@
6oc per box: do southern, per lb, 4@5c; hot
chile 25450c per box; eggplant, roc per box;
do southern. per ID, 5MIc; rhubarb. $lFI2
per box: cabbage, 81 25M1T5 per ctl:
squash. summer, per box, 75c@$1; do cream,
50mT5c; Hubbard per sack. 70975c; do mar
rowfat, 65@75c sprouts, 5@Ic per lb; mush-
rooms per lb. 5M10c: carrots, per sack, 50@
Toe; celery, small crates $1M1.ju; large. 81. -
GIs garlic. per ID. SM 10c cucumbers, per
box 90c@S1; lettuce. per crate, $1@l.25;
cauIihower per doz 60M75c.
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Weber. native Of Germany, aged 40 years
months and "a DAYS
WALKER-In Piedmont, November u, 1913,
Sarah Smith Walker, a native of Shefneid,
England, aged 20 years months and ~
days.
23 1913, Mrs Matte
e. Warren. beloved mother of Robert L.
Warren, and sister OF Clinton c. Little, Mrs
Stuart Taylor. Mrs. Helen NJ. Harding and
Mrs. Gilbert II. Foster, aged 30 years ana
months
WILsoN--In Berkeley, November %. 1913.
Joseph S. Wilson, father of 7. T. and II.
X. Wilson, Mrs. A. Bell and J. s. J-s John
T. and william l. Wilson, a native OF Bal
briggan. Ireland, aged SO years months
and 22 days.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
PORK LARD AND OIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork. lard, cooking oil and family beef are
Golden Gate lard. tierces, 14c; do 5s, per case.
arrow compound tierces, I01ac; do COS, S5.3s;
do 10s S6.75: do 5s, S6.S5: do 3s. $500:
yellow arrow cooking oil. 66c; white arrow
cooking OIL zoe; primrose salad oil, SEE: extra
family beef, $24; family beef, $24; extra mess
beef $24; extra prime pork, $25: extra pig
pork 500 Califene-Tubs, 11asc; half bbls,
tierces, lie: cases. 81. Cottolene-Half bbls,
1I%c; / tierce, 1880; tierces, 1114c: IS,
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For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Fair tonight and Tuesday; light southeriy
winds.
Fair tonight, except rain along north coast;
warmer In the interior: Tuesday rain north
portion fair south portion: light southeriy
winds moderately high along the coast.
For California south Of the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Tuesday: light east winds.
For Nevada-Fair and warmer tonight; Tues
day fair.
For Sacramento valley-Fair, warmer to-
night: Tuesday rain north portion, fair south
portion. light southerly winds
For Santa Clara valley-Fair. warmer to-
night. Tuesday fair: light southerly winds.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair. warmer to-
night; fair Tuesday; light southerly WINDS
WEATHER CONDITIONS
An area Of low pressure overlies Saskatche-
wan causing cloudy weather and rain over
Washington Idaho and British Columbia.
ma ximum wind velocity Of go miles occurred
uf fatoosh and SO miles at North head. An
area Of high pressure overlies the Missouri
valley causing fair weather over that section.
ON the Atlantic coast the weather is about
normal Over California and Nevada the
weather Is clear and pleasant. with light to
heavy frost in California north of the Te
hachapi. W. j. REED observer,
Temporarily in charge.
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OLDEST ADOBE TO BE
MARKED WITH TABLET

A bronze tablet will be unveiled at
the Presidio this afternoon under the
auspices of the California Historic
Landmarks league to commemorate
and mark the oldest adobe building in
San Francisco, that of the officers.
club in the Presidfo
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pnnvrsrnN PRnnncrs

Wholesale price list on provision projucfs
given this morning by Miller & Lux Hams
5per Ib)-Eastern NJ & L. brand. 21c: Cali
fornia H. H. brand. 20c; picnics, I21ac: bacon
aoc. Pure lard-Tierce basis. 13c: shortening
fierce, l0lac: compound. IL. II. brand. tierce
zasis 10c: salad oil. I6c; white cooking oil.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
UNION THANKSGIVING

union Thanksgiving service Of
Evangelical churches under the au-
spices of the church federation viii
be given in the auditorium Of the
Young Mems Christian association
Monday evening at s o'clock A spe-
cial program has been prepared for
the occasion
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, 1912
22c do 12-14. 22c: do 1915 22c; primrose
bacon, 4-6. 30c: eastern star hams, 1912,
211ac; do 1914. 21 nc; eastern skid hams, 23c;
do 1915 211zc; eastern star bacon, 40. zoe;
do 6-S, 2sc; do $40. 21c; do 1912, 26c; mon
arch hams. 1912. 20c: do, 1916. 21c: monarch
picnic hams, 141bc; arrow bacon. s-iO. 26lzc
do 1912. 252c. medfum bacon. 201ac; 1t. d.
s., S-10 23c; do 1912, 22c light medium,
2O1bc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning;
Flour (per ctl)-Net cash: California family
extras. $560M6 bakers extras, $4.65@5- 20:
superfne, $3.90@4.10; Dakotas, 6.4o91. 40;
Kansas, $6G625.
Wheat tper ctD--Calfornia club, 81 .46A @
1.471a; north wheat. bluestem, $1.6041. 20;
Turkey red, $1.55@l.60; red Russian. 81 .46A @
1.4Il5; club, $1.46A @1.471a; forty-fold, $l.50
ML52la.
Barley fper ctD--Good to choice feed, 81. 80
@1.321a lower grades, $1.2j@1.27h; shipping
and brewing, $1.35@1.40
red seed, $1.606l2; black. S2.25@3.
Corn tper ctll-Yellow, bulk, $1.70 for old
and $1.73 for new: Egyptian white, $1-5719@
1.621a; Kaffir nominal.
Rye (per ctl)-$1-50@1.60
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
LECTURE ON DRAMATIC ART

Leo Cooper, a local teacher on dra-
matte art, will give a lecture, which
will be followed by a musical and
literary entertainment this evening
under the auspices of the intellectual
advancement committee of the order
of B'nai Birth in the organiza tion,s
hall, 149 Eddy street
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
THE COTTON MaRKrT

LIVERPOOL, Nov. N.-CottOn due 46I5M
lower. opened barely steady, 3&@4H lower
At l2:l5 p. m. quiet but steady. net 3M5is
lower Fair business in spots. lower at 26d
Sales. 10000 bales. including 1000 American.
At p. m. unchanged to lower than at 19-iS
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Port receipts esti-
mated at 1000 bales. last week ~ :35l last
year, S1,1S5. There were rains in Texas yes
terday, which were heavy over the north cen
trail portion. Elsewhere the cotton belt yester-
day was generally clear There will be local
rains today in the gulf coast states: elsewhere
fair weather in the belt with generally lower
temperatures. New York due to open lower.
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GOVERNMENT cRoP FUNDS

The full apportionment of 1000. 900
of government funds for crop moving
purposes will not be required. The
amount distributed at the present time
is $34,311 .000 and 1t is understood no
more will be asked for. The smallest
allotment to any state next to New
Mexico is that of California, with $56,-
900. Even that 1T is said, is quite un-
necessary, as California did not seek
any government assistance. The dis
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
MARY AUSTIN APpoINTED

Mrs Mary Austin, the novelist, has
accepted an appointment as a mem
Der of the exploitation committee of
the women's board of the Panama
Pacific international exposition, thus
becoming an associate. director.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
Shipping Intelligence
DUE At THIS PORT

MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a
From Balboa, stmr Peru.
From Balboa, stmr Damara.
From Portland, stmr Canine.
From San Diego ana Los Angeles, stmf
Queen.
From Los Angeles. stmr Santa Clara.
From Grays Harbor, stmr Norwood
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20
From Balboa, stmr Lewis Luckenbach-
Grom Grays Harbor. stmr Centralia.
From Portland, stmr Rose City.
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Paraiso-
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Yosemite
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata.
stmr F. A. Kilburn.
From Los Angeles. stmr Bear.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
ANoTHER LAWSON ATTACK

Thomas w. Lawson of Boston is
out today with full page advertise
ments in New York and Boston news
papers making a strong bear attack
on Steel. The report is that he and
his associates are short about 150, 900
shares and that the lack of liquida
ton in the stock market is causing
them considerable uneasiness.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
SCHOOLS ARE FUMIGATED

WOODLAND, Nov. 24.-All the
schools reopened this morning after
vacation of four days in order to en-
able the health authorities to fumi-
gate the schoolrooms and guard
against the spread of diphtheria.
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EXCHANGES ARE CLOSED

Because ofethe holiday in honor of
the memory of Junipero Sierra, local
stock and commodity exchanges and
the banks are closed today. Brokerage
houses dealing in securities listed on
the eastern markets will remain open
until the closing quotations in Wall
street have been received.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
POULTRYMAN FALLS DEAD

SAN JOSE, Nov. 24.-Jules I. Bouil-
Ter, a poultry raiser, dropped dead at
his suburban home while feeding
chickens yesterday afternoon. The
body was discovered last night after
an extended search.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
Bodies of Chinese
To Be Shipped Home

SAN JOSE, Nov. 24.--Upon receipt
of consent from the state board of
health, the bodies of 1877 Chinese,
which have been disinterred within
the last month, will be started for
China.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
STUDENT PATIENT IMPROVES

SAN JOSE. Nov. 24--welburn Nav
ock, a student at the University of
California, was operated on at a pri-
vate hospital here Wednesday for
appendicitis. 1t is believed that he is
now out of danger.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
rREsH FIsH

Fresh Fish tcleaned and iced. (. o. b. prices
per lbl--Halibut. lie; carp. &c. catfish, 12M
a,da zoe: soles. &c: sand dabs, &c; sea bass
1o1sc. tomcod. 10c; shad. &c. smelt, lie, white
white bait 10c; salmon 12hc; striped bass.
nor dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

THE following named orphans have been re-
ceived into the Mt. St Josephs Infant Or
phan asylum during the three months eud
ing September 80, 1913: Mary Bua. age 5
years; Fernando Arrighi, age years David
McWalters. age 1 years; John McWaiters.
age years; John r. Forbes. age years;
frankie Lopez. age years; Mary Lopez. age
] year: Frances McNurray, age year.
SISTER MARY GAME. Superintendent.
HAVING left my bed and board. I shall not
be responsible for any debts contracted by
my wife O. B. OLSEN. 1893 Stanyan 81.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits-Prunes, bulk basis, crop OF
1913. 30-4os, Ac- 40-50s, exc; 5o-60s. &c;
7os. &c; 70-S0s, she; s0-10os. &c; loo-12os,
38Ac; 120s and up. 2&4c. Apricots, 1913 crop;
I. 0. b., in 90 ID boxes, 11@1415c. Evaporated
apples, S@9c- Peaches, 1913 crop, 5gSc
Pears. 1913 crop, 7M11c.
Raisins-F. o. b. Fresno, 1912 crop: Loose
muscatels, 5%c per Id for crown, .o%c
for 3 crown. 5hc for crown and 411c for 1
crown; seeded, No. is, csc for fancy and lac
for choice.
Do 1918 crop: Seeded fancy, No. 16, 76c;
do bulk, 6s4c; choice, &c; do bulk, 61ac;
crown, loose. &c; crown. &c; crown, 313c;
ungraded, 515c; London layer. crown, 81 45;
crown, 81. So; crown, $2.25; 9 crown. ST.
Honey-New crop. comb, 13gl5c per ID for
fancy, 10@12e for light amber and SO 10c for
other; extracted, water white. nominal; white,
I4MS12ci light amber, 6@7c; amosr 5goc.
Nuts-Peanuts, 7@71ac per Id; pinenuts, IL
@12Ac; Brazil, 1SM20c; flberts, 100 15c: pc
cans, 15@16hc; almonds, 16G21c and 10@12c
for hard shell; wanuts, opening prices, 1918
crop, f. 0. b., carloads: Budded, 19c; No
soft shell, 16c; No. 2, 11hc; California chest
nuts, 4@l015c; Italian do, ~ @9c.
Dates-New crop Golden, 61a @Ilac per ID;
Fard, 1015 W11c.
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DREssMAKING

AcDOWEI,I'S Dressmaking and Millinery
Sehool-Evening classes; patterns cut TO or
der 12l Gesry 1t. near Grant aF.; tel
Douglas 4751
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FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. PACIFIC TIME
TUESDAY
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MONEY WANTED

FIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALE
Amount Of Mortgage: $4,000.
Interest Rate. S per cent.
Location: Richmond District.
Value Of building and land: $14, 600
BOX 1918, Call office.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
D. D. DRAKE.
Money on your salary without security;
best and most private terms; see Us before
going elsewhere. Room 2ol, 94s Market. room
IS 1928 Broadway Oakland
HOUSEHOLD LOAN co.
private. 357 Pacific bldg, 4th and Market
SITS. phone Douglas 3265; Oakland ofdee
SIS First National Bank bldg
WE LOAN MONEY TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT; no indorser;
CONFIDENTIAL; no red tape methods; 81 week
pays Sl5 loan, 81 week pays $50 loan. 50
week pays $40 loan, 81 week pays $50 loan
Call and see US. THE ROYAL INVEST
MENT COMPANY. 75O Phelan building
MMMEW Oh your salary quick; cheapest
4fAOA NG rates. Those dealing else
where especially invited. They will appreciate
the difference FOX CO.. 625 Market. rm oil
BALDWIN JEwELRY COMPANY.
Gold and Silver Smiths.
29-35 Kearny st.
LOAN DEPT. RATES PER CENT PER MO.
OUR plan for advancing money to ssIaried peo-
pie IS DIFFERENT; printed rate card tens
story. DYER BROS. II Geary ST. room 900.
MONEY loaned. ? per cent on diamonds; jew
elry. old gold diamonds bought LOSSMAN.
1l5055 Market
CASH loaned to salared men on note with
out indorser. MoRRELL, 5o7 Monadnock
building.
PAWN tickets. diamonds bought. highest val
ues. SCHUMAN. l33 Geary St. room 524.
;
MONEY TO LOAN-Real Estate
SO MONEY
DON'T be short Of money and sacrifice your
stocks bonds ! viii loan you money at 8
per cent on any marketable paper listed or
unlisted with a value anywhere; Will loan
two-fhirds value on your security. See J. f.
BURKE or D. J. HALL. room So, Delger
building. Oakland.
LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. s. 61a or
pert cent. fat or installments. Gail write
o. z. EVANS. 1857 Mission St. S. F.
rFONHxy ATTED
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INVESTMENTS

INVEST NJ EMS
WITH 5000 and up you
can get into a clean
business that pays
we'll. ADVERGRAPFT
SERVICE looks good
every way you figure
it. FERRY ADVER=
GRAPH CO., 4S7 Pa
cific bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
LocAL FRUIT MARKEr


Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-Apples per box. Newton
pfppins. tier. $1.50@l.75: "A tier, S1-10@
1.25: bellehower, tier. S1.5o@1.60: do Az
tier, $1.loQ1.25; Rhode Island greenings. 4
tier, $125eg1.35; do Az tier, 81: Delaware
reds. tier, $1.30@l 40; do Az tier. $1.l5@
1.25; Hoover, 4 tier, $3.50 1.35; do Al tier,
y1@I.25; Baldwin, tier S1.25@l 80; do "a
tier. $l@l-25; Oregon spitzenbergs, $l.io9
200; do Jonathans, S1-50@1.75; do Ben Davis,
$I.50Q1.75.
Pears-Winter NelIis, S1@2.
Grapes tper crate e)-Tokay, 75c@$1;, Malaga,
65c@$i; black, 4J@65c; muscats. 6oMeoe, !,
$1.25.
Strawberries -$6@10.
Raspberries (per chest)--$4QIS.
Huckleberries lper lb)-6@9c.
Cranberries-Cape Cod, per 10, $9@looo;
Coos Bay, per box, $2.25G2.50; Homes, S11@
1l.50.
Citrus Fruits (per box)--Lemons. standard
$250W35V. choice, 81. 4.50G6; fancy. so;5oQ
SO; lemonettes, $1.25@3; grapefruit, seedless-
3g4.o0; lines. per case, $415.
Oranges-V alencias, per box, $3@6; navels,
S250M3.J0.
Tropical Frufts-Bananas. Hawaiian, Ioegp
$1.J0 per bunch: do Central American, 4q5c
per lb: do Mexican, 2@4c per lb; pineapples,
per dozen, Hawaiian, $1.25G250.
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FINANCIAL. SHIPPING AND REAL ESTATE
LOCAL PRODUCE
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGO

Quofations on the San Francisco WhoIesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Buter-Per pound:
Grades Nov 10 Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov %
Fresh extras. Sac 34lac 35c 35t.c
Prime frsts. .....- 29c 29c Sic sl14c
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Nov. 10 Nov 20 .21 Nov. %
Selected pullets. 52c 52c 54c 54c
Cal storage extras 35c soc &c sac
Cheese-California fancy flats, 19c pound;
irsts, tic; fancy Young Americas, lie; do
hrsts, 15c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24
Classified Directory
forReady Reference
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pub.

JOHN r. RUCKSTELL. c. p A.. Sd floor. Claus
Spreckels tCall) bldg: phone Kearny 415l-
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24

WANTED partners with $5, 900 cash. witt
or without services; win stand rigid investi
cation. Call at room SsS. Monsdnock bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-24

Money on your salary without security;
best and most private terms: see Us before
going elsewhere Room 2O1. 94S Market. room
IS 1928 Broadway. Oakland
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-03-17

Garden seeds and seed potatoes
only choice stock, at Herbert
Hearn's Hardware.-Adv. 1913.
buggy harness, wagon harness,
cart harness and horse collars, at
Herbert Hearn's Hdw.-Adv. 17-19.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-03-17
Mr.. Skinner H0D0Ped.

Mr.. L. Philip Skinner, of this
city, was one of the winners in the
Fifteenth Anniversary Contest OF
the Maryland Casualty Co, of Bal
timore, as indicated by bulletin pub
lished under date of March 13. Con-
sidering the fact that only two OF
the general agents in Maryland out
side of Baltimore city, were fortu-
nate enough to attain q percentage
of increase in premiums written for
the Company, to entitle them to
take part in the Celebration in May,
makes Mr.. SINNERS ibry ali the
more pleasing to - md his
friends.
The celebration of the Maryland
Casualty Co. on May LIST, End and
Bird will be the largest and most
costly affair of the kind that Balti-
more city has ever seen, and will
include yachting trips down the
bay, sightseeing trip to the National
Capital by automobile, taking in
Mount Vernon; luncheons, theatre
parties, etc. The Company will al
so give valuable prizes to the win
ners.