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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
Three Wise Old Rats
Fool Victim By Ruse,
Then Steal His Lunch

CLEVELAND. Nov. S.-Three big
wharf rats, grown gray in iniquity.
stole John Gibbons lunch from him
yesterday morning in the basement at
police headquarters after fooling their
victim by a clever ruse. Each looked
at Gibbons and deftly wiped the evi-
dences of the repast from his white
whiskers before disappearing into a
hole.
Gibbons is night engineer at head
quarters and when he opened his mid
night lunch he saw a gray, dissipated
appearing old rat looking at him.
Git OUT" yelled Gibbons, but the
rat only looked Indignantly toward
him and shuffied toward the lunch.
Catching up a stick Gibbons started
after the rat. He was not five feet
away from his lunch when two more
pests popped out of holes. While Glib
bons was chasing one the other two
ate, and by the time he had convinced
himself that he is not a good rat
catcher all the food was gone. The
three rats seemed to bow a mocking
farewell as they slipped back into
their hiding places.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
LOCAL PRODUCE
RECEIPTS INTERIOR PRODUCE, NOV.
BUTTER cHFEsE Ann EGGS

:, Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
4. Butter-Per nnnnd
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PLAYERS WIN AT POKER,
BUT LOSE IN COURT

CHICAGO. Nov. S.--The poker game
lasted five hours. When it ended at /
o'clock Paul Hopper had lost $160,
his watch and chain. diamond stud
ded knife and he had to walk home
without his overcoat. according to his
testimony before Municipal Judge Do
Ian.
Frank Hampton and James Camp
bell were bound over to the grand
jury under bonds of $4,000 on a charge
of conducting a confidence game, as
the result of Hopper's story.
Hopper sold a restaurant for $1,000
and that night he accepted Camp
BELLS invitation to a fiat to play
cards. There they met Hampton.
Il won the first two hands. but
after that | didn't rake in a single
pot" testified Hopper.
Judge Dolan examined the cards
and discovered each one was marked
on the back to denote its denomina-
tion and suit.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
Maids Scream Was
Gamblers Warning

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Inspector Gill
len and some of his men were watch
ing a house in West Thirty-fourth
street near Seventh avenue last night
when they saw two men go up to the
door. knock three times sharply and
get into the house.
Inspector Gillen then knocked three
times on the door. A trim maid opened
the door and Giilen and his men
rushed in The maid screamed. The
police heard noises in the rear, and
when they reached there they found
the back window open and nobody
could be found in the house except the
maid, who professed not to know the
owner of the house. The police found
an elaborate roulette wheel and a
faro layout. besides several hundred
chips, all of which they confiscated-
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
SAY WHEAT TRADE
|. At HEALTHY LEVEL
Unless Radical Change Occurs
in the Argentine Outlook
Prices Are Right

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-It Is the belief
or the wheat trade in most of the mar
kets of the world that prices are at a
healthy level, where they are not ex-
pected to decline much. or even to ad-
vance to any extent, unless there is a
radical change in the outlook for the
crop IN Argentina and India. This is
the critical period for the Argentine
crop. and perfect weather is needed
Tor filling, as harvest is within 10 days
TO two weeks from beginning in the
northern sections, but will not be gen.
eral until after December 1. A Liver
pool authority estimates the crop
there at 180.000,00 bushels against
lss, s,000,000 last year.
Sentiment in the corn trade IS
mixed. The general belief is that
prices should go lower until 1T Is dem
onstrated how large the movement OF
new corn is and the way it is to be
taken by the trade. The general be-
lief is that the movement will be
readily absorbed. Conditions are diff
ferent from previous years, as very
little corn has been sold TO arrive.
Interior holders are not uneasy
over the liberal importations of Cana
dian oats. People who are buliish
advance the theory that a percentage
of the Canadian oats that have been
shipped east eventually will be ex-
ported.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
Happier in Jail Than
At Home, Woman Saws

ST. LOUIS. Nov. s.-The two weeks
she passed in the Jail at Clayton
formed the happiest period of her 90
years of married life Mrs. Martin
Riley of Wellston told Justice Werre-
meyer Saturday. She declared that
her husband, a contractor. beat her
on an average of IL times a week
He was arrested recently upon her
charge of assault, but released on his
own bond that he might provide for
Mrs. Riley and their eight children.
Riley was released Friday. and
Saturday morning repeated the of
fense of beating her. Mrs. Riley told
Werremeyer. She wants him jailed.
but fears she will not be able to pro-
vide for the children.
Mrs Riley went to jail several
months ago, when she was accused
of disturbance of the peace of a
neighbor. Jail life was so much bet
ter than at home, she said, that she
did not want TO leave.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF. THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA N AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARIPOSA
II THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
THOMAS HILL. deceased.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
NOTICE is hereby given thar the under
highest bidder for cash. subject TO the au-
proval Of the superior court Of the county
Of MaTip0sa. state of California on THURS
DAY. the 10th DAY OF NOEEMRSR 1913
al the hour Of 10 O'CLOCK A NJ on the
said date, at the AUCTION ROOMS Of III
TAYLOR CURTIS, number 532 SUFFER- ST
in the city and county 81 San Francisco
state q California. about two hundred f200l
OIL PAINTINGS. painted hy the late
THOMAS HILL. the same being the prop-
erfr Of the ESTATE OF THOMAS HILL de
ceased.
THESE oil paintings range in size from
SEVEN by TWELVE feet. down 10 NINE hy
known paintings. such as THE LAST
SPIKE THE MUIR GLACIER" the
GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO. -
the GRAND CANYON OF THE YELLOW
STONE the SALMON FESTIVAL and
many other YOSEMITE VALLEY views.
characteristic WESTERN SCENES and nu-
merous other subjects and studies.
SAID sale is made by order Of the SUPE-
RI0R COURT Of the county Of Mariposa,
state OF California. and r. subject 70 ap-
j. +. WILLIAMSON.
DNfNfSTRATOR. witt the VIII Annexed
q the ESTATE OF THOMAS HILL,
Decreased.
Dated Noramber sth. 1913.
WELIES -WHITMORE ATTORNEY fer
said ADMINlSTRAToR, 93T Pacific bldg,
San Francisco. Cal
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
net prices on granulated sugar. in bags OF 1OC
lbs. as follows: Western fine granulated, 81 65;
fruit granulated. S4.65; Gamers grauulated
$f-65; crystal dominos, whole pieces. ID car.
tons. sS.9l: do 10 eartons. Ss.95: do. half
tablets in half bbls S5.25: do % 1b boxes
$40; cubes. $4.90; monarch powdered S475
xxx powdered S4.75; confectioners' A.
$4.65: beet granulated. 100 lb bags only
$4.45; extra G, s4.45; golden c, s4.05; D.
1896.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices on granulated sugar
In bags of 100 lbs, follows: G. & III. fine
standard s4.65; coarse dry granulated. 81 So
s4.75; cubes. 400: "Higrade'' bar $5; bricks
Tin half bbls). $5.05: bricks lin 25 ID boxes)
$40; II. & E. crystal dominos g ID cartons)
s4.45; extra c. s4.15; golden c. $4.05; yellow
d, 1895.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
TO LEAVE THIS PORT
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10

For Astoria and Portland, stmr Nofthland
Captain H. r. Bodge, at p. m, from Lom-
bard street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Con
gress. captain n. E. Cousins, at 2 p. M,
from Broadway wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Yale. Captain r.
2. Bartlett, at p. m, from Pacific street
wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Monica. Cap
tain L. E. Olsen. at p m, from Powell
For San Simeon. cayucos and Port san
Luis. stmr Eureka. Captain A. Paulseu, al
p. m. from Vallejo street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Avalon. Captain s
Benson. at ! p. m. from Powell street wharf
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II
For Hongkong, sTmr Siberia Captain A
Feeder at l p. m from pier ~
For Honolulu and kahului, stmr Lurline
Captain NJ A. Madison, at p. m. from
For Victoria, stmr UmatilIa Captain T. J.
Reilly, at p m, from Broadway wharf.
For Astoria and Portland, stmr Bear. Cap
For Coos Bay. Marshheld and North Bend
stmr Redondo. Captain c. Erickson at
p- m, from Lombard street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Centraiia Captain
wharf
For coquIIe River. stmr Bandon Captain
street wharf.
ARRIVED NOVEMBER
11:30 p. m. bktn Fullerton. Wolsund. 4C
hours from Port San Luis. in tow OF tug De
up river direct
ARRIVED NOVEMBER 10
"a a. tn. stmr Coronado. Stangeiand IS
hours from Redondo; ballast TO Pollard Steam
ship company
$50 a. m. stmr Rose City. Rankin. 6IL5
hours from Portland. via Astoria AZ hours
passengers ana merchandise to San Francisco
anG Portland Steamship company
T:30 a m. schr G. r. HILL Nielsen 20 days
from Cooks inlet. Alaska: ballast to master
1:l5 m, stmr Redondo. Erickson Al hours
from Coos Bay; 100000 feet lumber to c. A
Smith Lumber company.
4:3o m. Br stmr Crown of Arragon Her
schel. 80 days from Antwerp. via san Pedro
36 hours; merchandise to Balfour Guthrie
& Co.
T:20 a. m, stmr Del Norte Sanford. 2;
hours from Crescent City: passengers 325 Oo(
feet lumber. is tons merchandise TO Hobbs
Wall & Co.
SAILED NOVEMBER 8
1915 p. m. stmr Yosemite, johnson. sar
Pedro
SAILED NOVEMBER 10
1:20 a. m, stmr Whitesboro. Frederick son
Greenwood.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
Waiter, Arrested 62
Times In Strike, Fined

ST. LOUIS, Nov. S.--John B. Car
penter, s3 years old. leader in the
walters strike. who has been arrested
81 times since the strike began, was
fined IS and costs in the Dayton
street court Saturday or charge of
insulting Charles Pope O'Fallon, st.
Louis county capitalist. and Albert c.
Carr of the Carr Brothers Insurance
company in front of Faust's cafe.
Mr. O'Fallon and Mr.. Carr drove to
Fausts in an automobile for lunch
con. When they arrived Carpenter
went up to the machine and tried to
get them not to enter the place. They
testified he stuck his first in close
proximity TO their faces, blocked the
way to the entrance to the cafe and
insulted them.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
SUN, MOON and TIDE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10
FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

London copper: Spot, weak, f67 12s Cd. on
2s Sd. Futures. f67 Is. of FL 15s.
Argentine cables report about Is per cent
damage to wheat crop.
Liverpool Wheat-0pening. %@N higser.
Corn. MMA lower.
New Orleans news item says: The firm Of
Wogan Brothers. formerly in the sugar bust
ness here. brought suit against the American
Sugar Refinery company. asking damages of
$3,oS0.6I7.S0. 1t is alleged the firms stspen-
sion was caused by activity OF the American
Sugar Refinery company, contrary TO provisions
OF the Sherman antitrust law
The average percentage of eooton ginned TO
date is 6j per cent. which indicates crop of
10 900. coo bales. Many claim that the gin
ming Is In excess Of that.
Worlds shipments Wheat, last week Is 200.
0O0 previous week 10.552. 600, last year ii
0Ss 600; corn. last week $685. 900, previous
week Ibis. 0o0 last year 5,s40. 900. OF the
wheat shipments America shipped 7 1904 600
bushels and Russia and the Danube 1892 600
Liverpool wheat closed 5s@l higher. Corn
n lower.
Berlin wheat closed IL higher. Antwerp
* lower.
Paris wheat closed Il lower to u higher.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour tper bbll-Net cash: California family
extras. $5.6046: bakers extras. 81 ga 20;
superhne. $3.90G4.l0; Dakotas. $6.40@7 Z. 40;
Kansas S6Q6.25
Wheat tper ctD-california club. 81 45@
Lazy; northern wheat. bluestem, S1.65G
1.67la: Turkey red. s1.5591.65: red Russian,
Sl-45@ 1-46A; club, SI-45G1 -464; forty fold,
81. .50M1. .52l1
Barley tper ctll-Good to choice feed 81 .321a
G1.35; lower grades. sf.27E 1.30; shipping
and brewing. $1.37Ia T1.42la.
Oats tper ctIl--White feed. Sf.42h M1.4Tia (;
red seed S2.10G2.25; do feed nominal; black.
81 250G3.
Corn (per ctll-Yeliow, bulk. SLY; do
white. Sis: Egyptian white, S1.G591. 20;
81 1-65d 1.671a
Rye tper ctl)-s1.45@1.5o: recleaned. 1874
a !. 62Ih.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10

JOHN R. RUCKsTELL. c. p. A. Sd floor. Claus
epreckels (Cail) bldg; phone KearDy ll51.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
Burglar In Duel With
Chauffeur, Loot Found

ST. LOUIS. Nov. S--A burglar who
collected $3.50 worth of jewelry from
the residence of A. Kapf. 7017 Wash
ington avenue. and later entered the
unoceupied home of Frank J. Cabot.
1000 Delmar avenue, Friday night, es-
capped after he had exchanged shots
with a negro chauffeur who had sur
prised him at his last job. The
jewelry was discovered later. wrapped
in a gray overcoat in a dollhouse in
the rear of the residence of Jackson
Johnson.
The burglar was discovered at work
in the Cabot home by Mrs. William
Ziercher, wife Of a gardener for Mr..
Johnson, who summoned Ernest
Strahm. the chauffeur. When Strahm
approached the house the burglar
fled, but eollided with a wire fence
and fell. Arising, he fired two shots
at the chauffeur, who fired four times
at him without result
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Gilbert del Tredici to " del Tredci and
Espersnza del Tredici. lot In line Of Twenty
fourth avenue, 100 S of Clement street, 25
by 100: $40.
Herman Youngren TO John 0. Youngren. lot
in line of Clayton street. 426:1A of Fred
erick. 26:1A by 1918; So
Forest Hill Realty company to Stuart s..
Hawley, lot T. block 81. map OF blocks p TO
54 Forest Hill extension; $40.
Same TO same, lot 15. block p. map OF blocks
- to "a, Forest Hill extension; So
Same 10 same. lot 3. block IS map Of blacks
81 to "a, Forest Hin extension: $40.
Rosalia de Ryana to Kirby Z. Hickey. lot In
line of Day. street. 5o:1o w of Douglass. w
% by ia; $40.
Kirby P. Hickey to W. R. BARLEY and W. ].
q. j. Keenan ct al. to Mary c. Kelly. lot In
| s line OF Grove street 20 w OF Central avenue,
| w 20 by S7:6; $40.
| Crocker Estate company TO Robert Otto
Banzhof and wife, lot 20 and f half OF lot
"a block 6, Croker Amazon tract; So
Alonzo Alfred Hicks ct al. to John A John
son. lot In line of Valley street 1854 Il
of Dolores. % by ia; $40.
Herman Goldsam TO Emil S. Neuschwander:
Morse. NV 80 by sw rs; $40
| e. NJ. Mel and wife TO C. A. LARSON. lot
at corner of Avalon avenue and Naples
street. Sc 125, NE 1oo NV 25. SW so. NV
100. Sw so: SO.
Estate of Charles Prettejohn. deceased tby
corner Of Minnesota and Tulare streets, n
l25 by so: S1.650.
Henry Feige to Julia Feige, lot at NE cor
125. $40.
Homestead Realty company TO Salvatore
g. 13, Is and IT, block X. Silver
otter to Thomas f. McSorley and
Angela l.. Gobbe. lot in line OF Fourteenth
street. 100 W Of Dolores. W . by S 100: $40.
Minnie Sophie False TO the Swiss Relief
society. lot In W line OF Edinburgh street. $50
s of Russia avenue, 5 100 by W 100; SO.
Halyor Jacobsen ct al. TO Halvor Jacobsen
et al. lot in W line OF Hyde street, 90 y
OF Green. 40 by W 80: $40.
Jules T. Gless and wife TO John j. Mahony
lot In W line of Clay street, I59 of Tay-
lor. E 2S by 1876; SO.
Herman Goldsam 10 Kirby r. Hickey, lot
in 5 line of Thirtieth street, 125 W of San
chez w % byS 125: $40.
James Ward and wife TO Joseph F. Lahaney.
lot IN line of Scott street, s7:6 S OF
Pine. S % by S2.6, $40
Peter d. Findley TO George c. Davis and
Joseph J. 0'Conneli, one-haif Of lot S. block
n, Park Lane tract No. @. $40.
Estate of Peter e. Findley, minor). by
guardian. TO same. one-half OF same; 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
PARTNERS WANTED

WANTED partners with 5000 cash. with
or without services: will stand rigid investi-
cation. Call at room S33. Monsdnock bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices quoted on the San Francisco wholesale
fruit market.
Deciduous Fruits-Apples per box: Newton
pippins. tier, $1-25G 1.50; do IA tier. 81 10
ql2o; bellehower, tier, $1.75d2; do 41a
tier. S1.l0Q1.25: Rhode Island greetings, 4
tier, Sl41.25; do 45a tier 81; Delaware reds.
tier. $1.30Gi40; do 4la tier. $l.15@l %;
l:2s: Baldwin. tier, $1.35G1.50; do Al
tier. 81. l5G125; Oregon Spitzenbergs, S1.I5G
100; do Jonathans. $1-5001.T5.
Quinces-Per box. 75eMSl.50.
75cQS1.25.
Persimmons-Per box. 75c@S125.
Pears-Winter Neliis per box, $161.2 25;
other varieties. 75c@SI.75.
grapes tper cratel-IsabeIlas, $1I1.50; To
kays. Doc: Malaga, $f@1.50: black, soc: mus
cats I5cQ$l, queen. SIC; cornichon. CSC; lugs,
tekay, $1@l.25; muscat Sl61.50; black, 65G
90c; seedless. $1.5o62 25; Zlnfandel. per ton
$zoG50, do of grades. s1S@20; white wine
grapes, $17424; mission, $22d26
Berries-Strawberries, per chest, SAGE.
Raspberries-Per chest, $4a7.50.
Huckleberries. per lb, 4U9e.
tranberries-Cape Cod per bbl, $9M9.5 so:
New Jersey late reds, per bbi S10@ 1880; Coos
Bay. per box. $2.2J625O.
Meions-Nutmegs, per box, 15c; watermelons,
- per dozen: casabas. 50c@S1.25 per dozen
citrus Fruits lper box)-Lemons. standard.
S3:5oq45o: choice. S5-50G6.50; fancy. s7@
Loo; lemonettes. SPA; grapefruit. fancy seed
$4.50M3.5 lines per case $4. .50G15. so.
Oranges-Valeneias, per box S4M6
tropical Fruits-Bananas, Hawaiian. T5c6
si.5o per bunch; do Central American. Az a DC
per 10; do Mexican. 3Gi4c per ID; pineapples,
per dozen, Hawaiian $I.5062 80
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
PORK. LARD AND or,

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork, lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. tierces. 14c; do IS, per
case, g u; do los. $s 70 do 5s, s9s: do IS,
So IS: do los $8.75; do IS. $6 ss; do IS. 500:
yellow arrow cooking oil. 66e; white arrow
family beef. s25 family beef, x24: extra mess
beef. $24; extra prime pork $25: extra pig
pork. $50. caiifene-Tubs. 1IAc: half bbls.
tierees. lie: case 81 cottolene-Half bbls.
1lAc; l tierce. l1ssc; 2 tIerces. Ii1ac: 5s.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IC

MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~
From Hongkong stmr China
From Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Buckman.
From Portland and Astoria. stmr Rose City.
From Portland and Astoria. stmr Oliver
J. Olson.
From Portland. stmr Camino-
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr Santa Monica.
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr
Yale.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Queen.
From Los Angeles, stmr Bear
From Los Angeles, stmr Santa Clara.
From Los Angeles. stmr Northiand.
From Grays Harbor, stmr J. b. Stetson
From Grays Harbor. stmr G.. G. Lindauer.
From Willapa Harbor. stmr Avalon.
From Los Angeles. sfmr Coronado.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II
From Balboa. stmr City of Para.
From Seattle, stmr Buckman
From Everett stmr Nome City.
From Portland, stmr Oliver ]. Olson.
From Honolulu. stmr Nflheimina
Prom Grays Harbor sfmr Centralia.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10

Morning Session
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market.
Poultry tper ibl-California fryers. 19G21c,
broiiers 2Sm31e: old roosters. 10011c; dt
youn. iSm21e: hens. 15616c; eastern hens
16619c; do young stock 1S621c.
California Hens fper dozl Medium. "a 50m
8: do extra S6m10; old roosters, $4G5; young
roosters. s7mS: do full grown. S7GS: fryers
S5m6; brolers S3d4 80: ducks. old S4M5: ds
young. seas: pigeons. $1.25: do squads. 50. 81
as: eastern hens. S7m1I. according to size
geese. per pair. $2@3
Turkeys (per lbl-Live young 22624c, ole
22m23c: dressed young gobblers. 27@ 29c; hens
2em27c; old. 24Gf25c. Poor birds not in de
mand.
gian hares $4@6
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
HAY. FEED AND MEAL

wholesale prices on carload lots of hay on
foday's market: Fancy wheat hay light bales.
$19@21; No. wheat wheat and oat $17M
IS: No. wheat or wheat and oat, $I4ml6. 30:
choice tame oat. $1T0iS; other tame oat S14
1860; barley. Sl29I5; alfalfa. s10913. 80;
stock hay. $10M 30: straw. 50M75c.
Feed tper tonl--Bran. $25M25.50 for white.
*24U2450 for red: middiings. $29d32: shorts
$25M26; rolled barley. $299l 30: cornmeal.
$41.5oM ~. so; cracked corn. 4l.50m42. 80: al
falfa meal car lots. $3.50; do, small lots,
$3.50
Meal iper ton)-0iIcake. 20 ton lots s33: 10
tons. $3.50: tons. S34: less than tons,
$34 30; cocoanut. carload lots. $50: do 10 TONS
$2e; do tons, 5000; do snail lots. $50.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
LOCAL yEGETARLEs

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes tper ctl)-Delta whites. 75c6sf:
Salinas. $I9002.25; sweets, S1.2591. so; Japs,
S1.35
Onions fper ctD--silyerskins, s1.5o@1.T5; on
street, 15c higher
vegetables-Tomatoes. T5c6S125 per box:
garlic, ~Sa l0c per Ib: cucumbers, 75cGS1 per
box; okra, per box. Zoe: string beans. 417c
per Id; lima. case; peas. 6d9c per h. green
peppers. 25Nl6Gc per box; hot chile, 75c egg
plant, 50c6l$1. p per box: squash. summer. 81
CLIO per box do cream, per box. 50M75c:
pumpkins. per sack. 81: Hubbard per sack. sc
G75c do marrowfat. 5067 Toe: sprouts. 81 q
&c per lb; celery, per doz lunches 30Q40c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
BRooMHAIL's GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL. NOV. f0.--wheat market was
firm. with shorts covering and speculative buy
Ing. and prices advanced sharply. gaining 3s 20
9s, with the principal support in May. Fol-
lowing the opening, there was additional
gain of %nSs. with offers light Worlds
shipments were large at 10 200. 600 bushels or
gain Of nearly 1000, 600 bushels over last
week. but the largest percentage were destined
to the continent. Private adviees received
from Argentina reports bad condition in
southern Buenos Aires, these cables being in
sisteBtly worse than formerly. as result of
drought Canadian offers are friner and there
Is better inquiry for spot with India advice
very bullish. These served to cause free sun
port and at 80 p. m. the underfone was drm
and prices 1sMH higher than Saturday
Corn opened 1S0h lower. as Influenced by
the larger worlds shipments and better Eu-
ropean crop advice Later the market was
dull, with . smaller inquiry for parcels.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS

DIXON TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
79-S1-S3 Turk ST. Franklin 4600-50S0,
CHARLES ". DIXON. Manager.
WILSON BROS. CO.-Fireproof storage. NOV
ing. packing. shipping. 1886 Market ST.;
phone Park 271.
CENTRAL Transfer and Storage Co.. Franklin
3sl2-Furniture moving; trunks BE. S04
Larkin ST
TRUNKS moved. 80 CENTS. BELL TRANS
FER 35T Jones St: Franklin 1921.
PIERCE -RODOLPH STORAGE CO., 1450 Eddy
st. phone West S27. West S2S
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
SECOND HAND trunks bought. sold repaired
and exchanged. LEWIS TRUNK FAC
TORY. 707 Mission ST. cor Sd: telephone
Douglas 1892.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
CAPTAINS WIDOW NEEDY

The widow of Captain S. Sandsberg.
who was washed off the steamer Rob-
ert Searles and drowned during a
hurricane. is in destitute circum-
stances. She declares that the steam
ship company will not assist her, as
serting that her husbands work was
to take risks. Mrs. Sandsberg is re-
covering from an operation at her
home, 1850 San Bruno road
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-10
HIDES AND SKINS

Prices quoted at Napa:
Hides fper Ibl-Dry Cattle: Butchers. 27Gl
2sc: murrains 2Tc; dry salt hides. 1Sc; stays.
19c: kip, 27e; veal. Sic; calf. Sic.
Horse (each)-Large prime. skinned to hoof.
S20a 25: No 1 medium do. S1.5eG2; No.
small do. 50c@S1; No. l colts do. 2515Oc
Wet Salted tper lbl-Cattle: Steers. me-
dium and heavy. 1515 ALEC; cows heavy, 151@c:
Ice: veal, 10 to Is lbs. zoe; calf, 20c; culis.
162c less.
sheen Skins feach)-Long wool pelts s0c6
81: medium WOOL 456s0c; short wool, 25d 40c;
lambs. long wool. 35G50c; do medium. 15630e;
shearings. No. 1. 15G25c; do. No. 2. 1610c
Goat Skins (each)-Prime Angoras 75c6sI:
medium 35n50c: large hair goat 40c; me-
dium hair goat 25c; kids. 5Fl10c
Taliow (per ib)-No clean and hard In
bbls 5M5lac. in cans, 4la@5c: No. 2 dark.
3i5674c: grease. 263c.