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'BANKE rs FORESEE
NEW PR0sP[ R|TY
Demand Abroad for American
Securities Will Induce
Great Activity

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The extraor-
binary showing in the foreign trade
statement for October has given new
visions of prosperity TO prominent
Wall street interests A banker who
occupies very high place in the
financial community became almost
enthusiastic when discussing the mat
ter, and it was evident that he looked
forward to time when Europe would
become buyer Of American securi-
ties on q large scale. His view on
the subject in part follows
! am astonished at the magnitude
OF the excess of exports over imports
for the first month in which the new
LaflH Dill was in effect. The figures
are SO stupendous that they almost
slagger the imagination. To me they
anord the greatest qualification. for I
anything of the kind. If the testi-
mony Of further months corroborates
that on October, the country will have
excellent reason for felicitation and
no one shall be more ready than to
admit that the tari ffsubject has been
disposed of satisfactorily
europe has sold us great vol
ume or securities in the last year, and
its investments in Americans are now
much under the normal. should the
foreigners become buyers of American
securities on a large scale we shall
enjoy period Of pronounced activity
in our markets. They, are buying our
goods in great quantity. the record
breaking excess of exports over i'm
ports for October indicating that we
shall soon build up a real credit ball
ance; ~ and. therefore; II the foreigners
ties, there will be no room for pessf-
mism in American business circles.
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BRooMHAII,s GRAIN cABIEs

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2s.-There was free real
izing here yesterday, with wheat prices at the
close showing a decline Of ss QSd, with the
principal weakness in December. The favor
able reports from Argentina and the quieter
cash de mand were the principal factors
Today market: The closing weakness In
Winnipeg was Offset here by our agents re-
porting unsettled conditions in Argentina and
prices at the opening were LQss up from
yesterday. Predictions are for light world 3
shipments and spot markets are firm, with a
good demand. Overnight offers from Winnipeg
were lower and private cable received from
Argentina TO prominent house here states that
the weather is generally fine and traders who
decline from the opening. At 30 p. m.
the market was ls higher to ls lower than
yesterday and u lower than Wednesday
Corn yesterday closed u Q1a lower In SYM
pathy with wheat and large Danuhian offers.
Todays market: Corn opened ~ higher and
terday in the light Argentine Shipments with
nothing to the United Kingdom and higher
clearances for America with America buying
Plate here. Following the opening there was
further liquidation with a decline OF nQA
on fears Of very heavy tenders on Monday. At
yesterday and Is lower than Wednesday. There
have been sales at Liverpool and Belfast Of
Plate corn for shipment TO Halifax and st.
John.
Buenos Aires-wheat yesterday closed irreg-
ular, with near months up y and distant
Argentine shipments; Wheat-This week,
40 600: last week, 1886. 600: last year. s72 600.
Corn-This week. ,114. 900: last week, 1928
000: last year. 3.545.000.
Broomhall estimates world wheat shipment
this week exclusive of North America) at
amounted TO 10. 1000 bushels aud last year
- 100, 600 bushels.
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FINANcIAI NoTFs nv WIRE

Bradstreet's weekly clearances: Wheat and
-four. this week. 5,9s6. coo bushels: last week
G, 149, 900, last year, $3.50 coo.
Chesapeake and Ohio. third week in Novem-
Der, decrease s7,307; from July 1. increase
s474. .ss5.
London copper opened quiet. spot fG6 15s, off
or q Cd.
consols, money. 70 1I-fe. Off 1-l6: account,
10 11-1e. or 1s Rio Tintos, 71A. off ".
The News Bureau says that Reading win
reduce shop forces from to 10 per cent.
London bar silver, 2es4d. OF Nd. New York
silver, 577kc
Liverpool wheat closed %@4 lower. Corn
unchanged to Il lower.
Paris wheat closed unchanged to u lower
Antwerp unchanged. Berlin " lower Buda
pest II lower
Liverpool cotton closed lac up on near and
1G1h up on distant. Steady market.
Liverpool Cotton exchange estimates Amer
lean crop at IA 2S7, 600 bales.
For week ended November 27. copper exports
totaied 1900 tons: since November 1, 25,033
tons; year ago, 1871 tons.
New securities listed on New York exchange:
Moline Piow company, $7,500,0o0, per cent
cumulative first preferred stock abbrevation
MPW.
Today 81. 900 900 gold coin engaged for ship
ment to Canada, making total of $l1. 1000 on
present movement.
Buenos Aires wheat opening--January "
lower; February, VI higher. Corn. Il lower.
Rosario wheat opened ss@1A higher.
The reported movement Of currency this week
indicates loss OF cash in the neighborhood OF
| $40 600. 600.
London copper closed: Spot f66 IS 3d. of 2s
Cd: futures. f65 Is Cd, OF Is 3D. speIter E20
| lbs Sd. of Is Cd.
In the London market American railroad
shares firm and there was buying for
| the recovery of the ex dividend on Canadian
Pacific, Norfolk and Western. Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific. Three months copper de-
clined rs Cd, making decline Of 22s sd since
the close OF the market Wednesday.
| Rock Islands November loading TO date
have Increased 10 per cent Principal In
creases are in livestock and flour. Grain and
cotton decreased materially.
An additional 100000 gold coin has been
engaged for shipment TO Canada, making
! S13.G10. 900 on the present movement
| Clearances--Wheat. 663 600 bushels: -four
sS GOO barrels; corn. 5000 busheis. oats. = 600
bushels. Wheat and four equal e6O COG
! bushels.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAIns-ElEcTRic SERVICE
Via Oakjapd Pier

TO Oakland. 1eth ST.. and Berkeley Via shstuck Avs.
and Ellsworth st. Lines Daly-From 600 g. M, and
every twenty minutes until $50 D. M, Inclusive then
800 $40, 1920, ii 90. 40 p m, ~ 90 and 20
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only $40
Pm, eco, 1000. 10. 40 and ii 20 m
To Berkeley via calfos MA Street or Albany via Ninth
Street Lines. Daiy-From 900 .. M, 1870, $40,
f700 a. m, and every twenty inutfs until 20 .. m
inclusive; then 800. e40, 1920, 1io0, 1lfO D. m,
1920 and 120 g. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p m, s.2o. 1000, i040 and ll2o
pm.
10 Oakland Washington Broadway, East Oakland,
FrutvsIe and MeIrose. via Seventh st.-Daily-From
600 M, then every twenty minutes until $40 D. IN.
inclusive; then 600. 940 1920, 11.00. l140 .. m,
1920 and l 20 .. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p M. 920. 1000. 1040 and II 40
D. N.
70 Havsnscourt. Daily-From 500 a. m and every
twenty minutes until TAO p. m, inclusive; then s20
900, 1l.40 p N. Saturdays and Sundays only 9.40,
1000. 1910 l1-20 .. m.
To Dutton Ave. Daiy-60 90 a. m, go $40. 100 100.
7.40. 500. $40 920, 1000. 1040, .lI.20 O. m 1900
p M, 12.40. l-20. 400 240. 500, AGO. 4.20. 440.
500, $40, $40. 500. $40. $40, TAO. $40. 9.00.
Horseshoe to Oakland. Washington Broadway. Fruvas
Alameda, North Side Daly-From 600 a. M. t6 20,
$40, 700. 720, 74o, 500. 840 940 q. m; then 400
p. M 40. 440 SEQ, 500. $40 600. 620 $40, 100
and TAO p m-
To Alameda. Park 81. via I'm ST., oakland-Daiy-
600 a. M. 90 $40, 1920 I100, IL 40 q. m, 30
p.m.l.D0, lao. 220 240. $40. 72o 500, $40, 900,
e.Ao, 1920 and llo0 p m.
TO Stonehurst Steam Sesvlcs)--t t600, t640. f720
1900. 1000 =. m- II 20 p m. t2.0o, t300. t3.20
400, 500. 5.40 and t6.20 p m.
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RUSSIAN WHEAT
. NOW OF INTEREST
Supply Uncertain, With Wide
Difference in Expert
Estimates

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-The Liverpool
market yesterday had a weak tone
with Argentine news considered as
rather more favorable, as the close
was $50 to 15c lower. Corn was ss {
to 1ac lower.
A wheat bun says the surpluses OF
Canada and the United States are be-
ing swiftly distributed, and another
SO days will mark remarkable
change in the domestic supply situa-
tion. That lonesome bear figure sit
ting on the wheat safety valve is Rus
sion. Her supply is a guess. Fantas-
tic visions of 225,000,000 bushel sur
plus are forwarded by Rome, but Liv-
erpool houses with correspondence
tentacles in the Russian black soil
belt say 150,O00.000 bushels at the
outside.
The 1913-14 wheat consumptive pace
makes one gasp when he thinks of the
next general North American wheat
failure and the associating ascending
markets.
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6. P. SECURITIES
CONT |NUE WE AK
Confirmation of British Deal
Fails to Improve the
Demand


Not even confirmation by Captain
John Barneson of the deal whereby a
British and European corporation will
be organized to take over control of
the General Petroleum company could
bulge the General Petroleum securi-
ties from their present low level On
the local market this morning three
solitary bonds of a par value of $4,000
sold at the rate OF S53, the low record
recently established. This apparently
satisfied the immediate demand for
$3.50 was the only bid thereafter,
while $54 was the asking price. For
the stock only 81 was bid. though the
asking price was raised from $40 to
$11.
Oakland, Antioch and Eastern SIS
broke to $70.50. while Western Pacific
SIS sold down to $75.25. In the unlist-
ed department the only gain was made
by Pacific Gas and Electric common at
$35.75, fractional improvement.
Listed securities were dull, with
sales of IS. 600 in bonds and 100 shares
of stocks.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour fper ctl}-Ner cash. California family
extras. $5.e0@e; bakers extras. $4.65@5. 20:
superfne $390@4l0; Dakotas, $6.4007.AO;
Kansas, $6Q6.25.
Wheat tper ctl)-California club, 31.47h@
/. 80; northern wheat. blnestem. &1.600l.6 as
Turkey red, $1.55@1.b5; red Russian. S1.41h a
I.55.
1929; lower grades, $i-2o@l.21As; shipping
and brewing, $1.35@1. 40.
oats (per ctl)-White feed, $1.4201.47h;
ed seed, $l 60012: black. $250t08-
Corn fper ctI)--Y elbow, bulk. S1.60 for old
and 81 73 for new; do white. $1.61 for old and
STA for new: Egyptian white. $l.57 " q
/. I.62M; Kafhr nominal.
Rye (per tl)-$1.50@1.60.
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POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry tper lbI-CaIifornia fryers. 1sc;
old roosters. 10G i2e do young, 1sc: hens.
small, 15M1Sc; eastern hens, l6GlSc; do
young stock, iTllsc.
California Hens (per doz)-Medium. "a. 5O6
5: do extra, $645; cid ROSTERS. s495; young
ROSTERS. S6.50MS; do full grown. IS; fry
ers, s5@6; broilers. s3G4.5o; ducks. old. s40
$50; do young. s6aT; pigeons. $1.25: do
SQUADS Szgz,oo; eastern mems SagS' accord
Turkeys tper lbl-Lfve, young. ie921c;
dressed young gobblers, 25G26c; hens. 22tl24c.
Game (per dez)-Rahbits. 81. .256Q2. 10: Bel
gian hares S4d6; wild, s2.5od2.T5; geese
white, s2Q2.50; do gray, s445; brant. $3@4
canvashack $6G7; mallard, $5G6; wfdgeon
s2.50Q3.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS
From Balboa. stmr Lewis Luekenbach-
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr Con-
gress.
From Los Angeles, stmr HanaleI.
From Los Angeles, stmr Coronado.
From Los Angeles, stmr Klamath
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %
From Portland and Astoria. stmr Yucatan.
From Eureka Fields Landing and Arcata
stnr f. A. Kiiburn.
From Fort Bragg. stmr Brunswick.
From San Diego and Los Angeles stmr Har-
ward
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 80
From Seattle, stmr Governor.
From Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Admiral
Farragut-
From Puget sound. stmr Missourian.
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Beaver.
From Portland and Astoria. stmr San Ra-
mon.
From Mendocino and Point Arena stmr Sea
Foam.
From Los Angeles, stmr Rose City.
From Santa Cruz and Monterey. stmr
/ Eureka.
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LncAL vEGETARLEs

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Potatoes tper ctl)-Delta whites s5c@s1 10;
Salinas. 81. s5g2. %: sweets. SlGl-25; Oregon
Burbanks. sI.20@1. 40.
Onions tper ctID-Stlverskins, 81. 1.75G250; on
street. 25c higher.
southern, per crate 75cdSl.25; okra per box
S1.25; string beans. 7Mse per ID; lima. Sc
per 10: peas, Sc per 10: green peppers. % %
60c per box; do southern per 10, 3l4c; egg
plant. 40cG$1 per box; do southern. per ID,
7e: rhubarb 75cGl.25 per box: cabbage.
SI.50 per ctis squash. summer, per box. 75cM
81: do cream, 50G7Jc: Hubbard. per sack. 75c
Gs1; do marrowfat. 65d roe: sprouts. 5M7c per
ID: mushrooms. per ID, 5N10c: buttons, $50
20c: carrots, per sack, 50M60c: celery, small
Std Zoe; cucumbers. per box, 75cMS1: lettuce,
per crate, $i4l.25; eaulifower, per doz, 40G
6Oc.
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NETHERLANDS ROUTE
From Pacific Street Wharf. Pier No. 7

This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
mobilsts TO reach all points on the Sacramento River,
CoIlnsvile Emmaton, Rio VISTA Isleton, Ryde Walnut
Grove. yorden. Courtland. Clarksburg. Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 a. m. daily
except Sunday arriving Sacramento zoo o. n Stopping
lat all points en- route Leaves Sacramento 200 d m
daily except Sunday arriving San Francisco ZOO q. m
No stops en- route.
Steamer Modoc or Apache. lsaves San Francisco ~
noon daily except Sunday. Leaves Sacramento 1000
. m. daily except Sunday; stopping both ways at an
points en- route. Arriving time San Francisco and
sacramento indefinite. account fruit season.
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ARIoN SOCIETY BALL

Under Director Frederick Zech the
shoristers of the Arion society have
completed rehearsals for the enter
tainment and ball tomorrow night at
the German house, Polk and Turk
streets The program will include
German folk songs and the latest
compositions.
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PORK. LARD AND OIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork. lard, cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tlerces. lac; do IS, per case,
$713; do los. ss.25: do 5s 1898: do 3s. 50;
do los, s6.75; do IS. S6.S3: do IS. Sc 30;
yellow arrow cooking oil, 66c; white arrow
cooking oil. zoe; primrose salad oil, S2c: extra
family beef, s24; family beef s24; extra mess
beef s24; extra prime pork, S25; extra pig
pork, S29 Califene-Tubs. 11Mc; half bbls
ll%c; / tierce. llAc; 2 tierces. 11Mc; 8
tierces. lie; cases, 81. Cottoene-Half bbs,
LAc. l tierce, usc: 2 tierces, 1l14c: IS,
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5. o. srocK SUBSCRIPTIONS

1t was reported in local financial
circles this morning that stock hold
ers of the Standard Oil Company of
California may soon have the oppor-
tunTty of subscribing to the COM
pany's S5.000.000 of unissued stock at
par In June. 1912. stock holders of
the California company authorized an
increase in the capital stock from
SIS, 600. 600 to S50.000.0 600, and in Oc-
tober of last year, about $4,000, 600
Of the new stock was sold to stock
holders at par In the proportion of SO
per cent of their holdings. The re-
manning S5.000.000 of stock has been
kept in the company's treasury.
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams. 1912.
&c: do 12-14. pc; do 1915. 22c; primrose
bacon. 4-6 3oc; eastern star hams, 1912.
do 14-18 21hc; eastern star bacon, 40. 20c;
do 6-s, 2sc; do $40. 27c: do 1912. 26c; mon
ncnic hams, 141hc; arrow bacon, S-io. 26hc;
10 1912. 25hc: medium bacon, 2011cs 1t. d.
s.. $40, 23c; do 1912. 22c: light medium,
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TO EXTEND TIDEwATER RY.

The Tidewater and Southern rail-
way intends to extend its line from
Modesto to Turlock and probably on
10 Fresno, according to articles OF IN :,
corporation of the Tidewater and
Southern Transit company and the
Tidewater and Southern railway Just
filed at Modesto A cross valley line
is also TO be built from Oakdale on
the east TO Newman and Patterson on
the west, running through Stanislaus
county.
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HAv rrr avn MEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots of hay on
fodav's market. Fancy wheat hay, light bales
S21 621 so; No. wheat wheat and oat, SIS
asa; No wheat or wheat and cat, s16G1S;
choice tame oat, xlsgl9; other tame cat. SIS
II. so; straw 65G90c per bale
Feed tper ton)-Brsn. S23-50624 for white
So. .50n22 for red: middlinge S2e033: shorts.
s24Q25: rolled barley. $2S929; cornmeal.
$40. .504 43. 80; cracked corn, $42. 500435 so; al
falfa meal, car lots, $l7.5o; do, small lots.
$3.50.
Meal (per ton)-Oicake, 20 ton lots, $33; 10
tons. $3.50; tons. $34; less than 5 tons,
S34.5 cocoanut carload lots, $50; do, 10 tons.
So: do tons, $3.50: do small lots, $50.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
REcEIPTs INTERIOR PRonncE- NOV )

BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
- quotations the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound
Grades Nov % Nov 25 Nov 26 Nov 2s
Fresh extras. 351ac 36c 361ac 361ae
Prime hrsts. 311hc 3l1hc 31Iac 311ac
Eggs-Per dozen:
Grades Nov22 Nov25 Nov % Nov. 2s
FRESH rrssh extras .-.. 65c 59c 541ac 541ac
CAL storage extras 35c 35c 35c Soc
Cheese-California fancy dats. i9c pound; !;
arsts' lac; fancy Young Americas. lie; do
Retailers charge &c pound on each square
OF butter ana &c a dozen eggs over these
quotations.
Receipts for As hours-Butter. s7,400
pounds; eggs. 20,940 dozen: cheese, $500
pounds
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HIDES AND SKINS

Prices quoted at Napa:
2Sc: murrains, 2Tc; dry salt hides. 1Sc; stags,
l9c: kip. 27c; veal, Bic: calf. 31c.
Horse (each)-Large prime. skinned to hcof.
S202. %: No. / medium do $1.5O@2; No. l
small do, 50c@$1: No. l colts do. 25@50c.
Wet Salted (per lbl--cattle: Steers. me
dium and heavy. 15h @16c; cows, heavy, l5i4c;
Ice; veal. 10 to 10 lbs. zoe: cali. 2oc; culls.
lQ3c less.
81. medium wool, 430S0c; short wool, 25@40c;
lambs, long wool. 50 Q5Oc; do medium, l5@30c;
shearlings, No. /, 15125c; do No. ?. 7@10c:
medium. 35l5Oc; large hair goats. 40c; me-
dium hair goat, 25c; kids. 5@l0c-
Tallow tper lb)-No. clean and hard. 10
bbls. 5@5iac; In cans, 4hQ5c, No. dark.
81 6f4c: grease. 2@3c.
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LoCAI. RANK cLEARINGs

San Francisco bank clearings today
were $1N.333, ,333.44. One week ago to-
day they were $9.3S2. .10452.
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WOULD BONUS RAILROAD

Citizens of Bakersfield have been
asked to contribute $3.50, 900 bonus and
the Weed Patch district $5o0,00U pohus
TO the Los Angeles and San Joaquin
Valley railroad promoters, who pro
pose to build an electric line tapping
the rich TETON ranch district
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WEATHER FORECAST

For San Francisco--Clear and
warmer tonight; cloudy Saturday;
light south winds.
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UNION TRANSFER COMPANY.

Agents collect baggage and checks on trains Or boss o
Southern Paclnc Company and deliver baasaoe "a resi-.
deace. Ihw are authorized b shsek baggage dkeca
from fesldsass.
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THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2S.-Cotton due un-
changed to l lower. Opened steady. 1@2
higher than Thursday. at 12:i5 market quiet
but steady at decline of 263 from Wednes-
day. Spot quiet. 3 lower from Wednesday at
7.22. Sales 6.000. including 5000 American.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Port receipts com
parisons: Last week 104 $40; last year,
"a $50. Today Is first notice day on December.
There were rains yesterday over the south
west. including Corpus Christi 2.04 and Gal
weston "a. At O'Clock last night the
belt. with rainfall at Norfolk and Shreveport.
Fair weather is Indicated for today over
Oklahoma and West Texas: elsewhere unset
tied weather, with local rains. is Indicated
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GAL NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE CALL
Financial Summary

American stocks in London. irregular.
Bank of England rate unchanged at ) per
cent.
Absorption Of General Petroleum by British
company provides for exchange OF per cent
bonds for per cent preferred stock and ex
change of General Petroleum stock on basis of
three new fl shares for each 500 share
State labor commissioner viii today eDdeavor
to end strike at General Electric's Schnectady
works.
Pennsylvania railroad reported to have pur-
chased $4,000 acres Of coal lands in Pennsyi-
yania.
w. p. Brown OF New Orleans estimates cot
ton crop at Il. 100. 900 bales.
Greater confidence IS evident In London Stock
exchange circles.
Lackawanna calls for 90 per cent payment
January of balance on subscription 10 $l2,
600 COO new stock.
President Mabon Of the New York Stock ex-
change Will appoint committee to make a
special study for safety OF investments.
Kansas crop value estimated at 800, 600. 0G0
decrease under that of 1912
Average, rails 1882, industrials 76.6s
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
PRoYIsIoN PRopUcTs

PROVISION PRODUCTS
Wholesale price list oD provision products
given this morning by Miller Lux: Hams
1ner lbl-Eastern NJ & L. brand, 21c: Call
fornia H. II. brand. zoe; picnics, l2hc; bacon.
eastern NJ & L. brand. $40 average. 25c; s 10,
22c Pure lard-Tierce basis, 13c; shortening.
tferce 1O5ac; compound, II. II. brand. tierce
sasis, i0c: salad oil. 76c; white cooking Oil.
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NOTICE ro MARrNERs

The agency OF marine and fisheries Vic.
toria. B O. has given notice that fog bell
has been established on Pillsbury point. east
stands on crib platform surmounted BY a
skeleton wood tower, the whole painted white.
The bell win strike every six seconds and is
w. v. T0MB.
Lieutenant Commander U. S. N, in charge.
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT

For Portland stmr Davenport. Captain
George Deftmers, at p M, from Lombard
For Los Angeles and San Diego. stmr Yale.
Captain +. 2. Bartlett, at p. M, from
Pacific street wharf.
J. Paulson at D. m., from Broadway wharf
For Santa Cruz and Monterey, strnr Eureka
Captain A. Paulsen. at p. M, from Vallejo
For willapa Harbor. stmr Quinault, Captain
]. G. Waiyig. at p. M, from Lombard
From Astoria and Portland stmr Klamath
Captain H. b. Nielsen. at p. M, from Powell
street wharf.
]. Lindberg, at p. m, from Filbert street
For Coquille River stmr Elizabeth. Captain
J. Olsen, at 4 p. m. from Harrison street
- SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %
For Seattle. Tacoma and Everett, stmr Con-
gress, Captain n E. Cousins, at p. M, from
Broadway wharf
For Seattle ana Tacoma stmr Watson, Cap
tain r. Brennan, at p M, from Howard
street wharf
For Portland, stmr Canine. Captain X. A.
Ahlin at IL a. M, from Howard street wharf.
For Eureka. stmr City of Topeka, Captain
G. A. Harris. at u m. from Bfoadway wharf.
For Eureka and Arcata, stmr North Fork,
Captain ]. Nelson, at IL M. from First street
wharf
For Los Angeles, San Pedro and San Diego.
stmr Yucatan, Captain A. c. Paulsen, at Z
p. m. from Vallejo street wharf
Jepsen. at p. m, from Pacific street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Hanalei, Captain F.
l. HANNA, at D. m, from Howard street
wharf
For Moss Landing. stmr Coos Bay. Captain
! James Bowen, at p. m, from Broadway
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 30
For Fort Bragg, stmr Arctic Captain G.
Linder, at p. M, from Army street wharf.
For Point Arena and Albion, stmr Pomo.
Captain o. A. Lilelands at p. IN. from
Howard street wharf.
ARRIVED NOVEMBER %
9:S5 a. m. stmr Yale, Bartlett, Is hours IA
chandse to Pacific Navigation company.
| 7.15 a. M. stmr President. Paulsen 611a
hours from Victorla passengers and merchan-
| disc 10 Pacific Coast Steamship company.
T:45 q. m. stmr City of Topeka. Harris, 221A
| hours from Eureka; passenger sand merchan-
disc to Pacific Coast Steamship company.
$40 a. M. barge Ninety One, Monroe. In tow
| of tug Defiance. days from Ell Segundo. 1S,-
900 barrels oil to Standard OIL company.
S.07 a M. Br sfmr Nile, Iapraik. 81 days
! 10 hours minutes from Hongkong. via Yoko-
! hama Is days II hours 50 minutes; via Homo
lulu G days 10 hours sc minutes: passengers
| and merchandise to Pacific Mail Steamship
SAILED NOVEMBER %
10 a. m. stmr Ell segundo. McKellar. Seat
10 a m. barge Ninety One, Monrie. In tow
| Of stmr FL Segundo. Seattle
III rs a. m., Ger stmr Harport Ehlers, TOGO
plla. ,
ror Pr strnr Niie-Had very rough weather
hetween Yokohama and Honolulu. during which
| the vessel was hove to for two days. seas
sweeping entirely over the vessel. No damage
| done.