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* ATTORNEYS
' Continued
BALDWIN V A I.E. valid patents: estsb. 1895.
. Yon sulfation free; Iwrtentlons commercialised.
v.Underwood bldg. 525 Market st., s. F.. Cal.
ALL cases bundled by reliahlc attorney: those
small means welcome; pay when work is
done: advice free. 1112 Market st.. offlce 122.
Jrl AItR IS A HESS. attorneys~at law. W. T.
-'HESS, notary public, room 780 Hearst bldg.
THE PILLMORr. BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1057 FILLMORE STREET.
STEELE'S Button Works, 222 Ellis nr. Mason.
' Tel. Franklin 4521—Ma1l orders solicited.
XL '1.-- ' !—
BUSINESS COLLEGES
■BAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE. 908
Market st. opposite sth—Day and evening
P. SCUGNARD, chiropodist and manicure. wiU
teach full course. 8 lessons, $10. Boom 518
Grant bldg., 1095 Market st.
"E! - L! i_ BE
.CARPET CLEANING
WHEN yon become disgusted with poor work,
vend your carpets to J. BPAULDING & CO.,
35? Tehama st.: Douglas 3084, Home J2347.
VACUUM' cleaners rented. 8 days for 75c.
GARDENER CO., P. O. box 474. city.
P-J ~ . ■ .' 1 "B^
- CHINESE MEDICINE
JjAMOUS, Chinese oil. Imported from China: ex
cellent results; for toothache, headache, stom
achache. Sjpvere colds, catarrh, lndtgwstion.
» feVers and numerous complaints; small bottle
Sjfc,-large 75c. Cat this ad, fend 12c for sam
ple bottle. Traveling Medicine Co., 723 Sscto
fc—7 mem
«fl /Tfc/fk UP—Suits cleaned and pressed.
a»» u Phone Oak. 1887. 2506 Saa Paeua
•». Oakland.
f ■ JS»
\/i " ' DRESSMAKING
•jtcDOWELL'S DressmaklsBr and Millinery
School—Evening classes: patterns cut to or
der. 121 Geary st. near Grant ay.; teL
Douglas 4751.
fcRRSSMAKSR, newly established here: satis-
Xactory work guaranteed; phone Fillmore 121.
_ 1439 Fillmore St.
•THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IB
ATDJS7 FILLMORE STRUET.
DAY AN^D^WT^Cjrj^RK
Wf. G. UAHIEN, successor to C. R. Cooper,
carpenter and builder; general jobbing.
Franklin 4153.
uVLTE RATIONS, additions, repairs, garages,
cabinet work, general woodworking; refer
ence*; estimates. Market 5821.
L ' . U _J " LI
Electric motors & wiring
JMOTORS rented, repaired, bought, sold and ex
changed. Globe Elec. Works. 1959 Mission.
INVALID H OMES
EL'SERFNi• SANITARIUM, San Rafael, Cal.
For sg»d persons needing special care. CHy
hf>me, 3421 25th St.. S. F. Ph. Mission 4620.
' ' MILLINERY
'MII.I.IVERY taught from start to finish in 8
♦Jreeks'for $15. 2209 Mission at. near 19th.
.•• '.XJiMinery Store.
v".'' '.\ PRINTING
•.■A,'IX "Job snd commercial printing. STEWART
. - "ERjVTING CO.. 1204 Market St.. S. F. Cop
" •."P*r phite printing. Country orders solicited.
. T t iii. iii .i .
patent attorneys
"i>E»KV, STRONG & CO.. U. S. and foreign
patent-; inventors' guide; 100 mechanical
. jhovernents free. 911 917 Crocker bldg.. S. *.
ft-q." SCHROEDRR, patent trademark attor
rfey. 417 Hrst National bank bldg., Oakl'd.
physicians
t)R. -O. S. ESSENSON. physician and surgeon,
late of N. Y. 257 Leavenworth. Frnk. 9071.
" pension attorneys -
E. DILLOK. U. S. Trademark, copyrieht
a,nd pension attorney. 527 Pac. bldg.. 4th Mkt.
.PATENT MODELS
—Model aud experimental work; mechanical
. or elect'l; we can do it. BAKER A SON.
?s M at
ANYTHING lr. METAL. WOOD OR IVORY. F.
' HICfcERSON. 904 LAGUNA: PH. MKT. 2078.
c- 1 - ! 1
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS
LUXON TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO..
79 81-83 Turk st.: Franklin 4600-5080.
CHARLES W. DIXON, Manager.
WH-SON BRoS. CO.—Flre?roof storage, mov
ing, -{jacking, shipping. 1636 Market St.;
pbotte Park'27l.
CENTRAL Transfer and Storage Co., Franklin
3612 —Furniture moving; trunks Ssc. 884
Larkin st.
TRJ NKS moved. 35 CENTS. HELL TRANB
-. FER. 357 Jones St.; Franklin 1121.
PIERCE RODOLPH STORAGE CO.. 1450 Eddy
St.; phone West 827. West 828.
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
BFci'ND HAND trunks bought, cold, repaired
and exchanged LEVY'S TRUNK FAC
TORY. 707 Mission st., cor. 3d; telephone
■ ... 'Douglas 3182.
VIOLINS REPAIRED
VIOLINS cellos and trimmings; expert repair-
V ing. R. SCHUBERT. VIOLIN MAKER, 101
Post St.
Vital Statistics
V.; • BIRTHS
I •'BROOKS—rn this city, MMM 29. 1913. to
'• rji.e. wife of William Brooks, a *ou.
. COkRETT -In this city. XoTember 2T. 1913,
to tha wife of F. V. Corbett. a daoarbter.
d »*1«A - In this city. November 2«, IMS. to
'.the wife of Peter Coeta. a wwt.
DAJ.ToN In this city. NovomW 24, 1913. to
tho wife of M. J. Da I ton, aj son.
" DKak ' in thli dry, KotcoM ». S»13. to
• die « "f. of 11. (;. Dear, a son.
.El/HKRi;-: Tn this city. $>ecember 1. M)l3, to
Hie tfife of S. Elberi?, a Bon.
'(iAf.lN Ir, • i. X .vcmVT 22, 1913, to
'• ) the wife ,.f K. (iabin. a son.
GJT'DKS -In Sacramento. *XoW»lw 27. IMS.
- to tii* «• r< f| fane* A. Geddcs tformerly
• .• N.-iw.ni a son.
IMttl:\iM In this • ity. November 30, 1913.
% .-tQtfea wife of S. lodorato. a non."
"...KJ>"T£—In this city. November IS. IMS, to
'..'• '.•tji<" wife ot A. W. Kl->tz, a daughter.
, : 'K*f'VMAN\ in chi* city. November 30. 1918,
• /•".v..*V wife of e. I". Kkrpfmann. a son.
. I I MJoWRN -In this ritv, November 27. »18,
.'to'the wife of .1. w. Iye|,towe%. a turn.
•»!• i .\ N N .-in this city, November 24, 1913, to
. - • in* wif.' of K. <; MoCann a *on
• MwRoM.y. P»'WJb«i 4. WIS, t.j the wife of
•VoMC^A*—in this ,-hy. Nov-mher 27, 1*13, to
•.•.O'HARtV in this City, November 27, l'tl3, to
the wife W J. r. J. O'Oara, a damzbter.
I'! it,!.* • tv. XoviDber 27 1913 to
. tIk wife of *■. Kiwiiki a son
'. Til.KM AN -December 8, ms to the %ife of
" Dr. T, E. Tillman, a daughter
■ T2*.KMAI\ N.-v. .„her v. I'.l.H. to the wife of
.<; I". Treinain, a daughter.
.r< HIYASH In tlil« eity, XoWnlbu 1R. 1913,
"' to the wife ,,f i. iviiivama. a son
' WARKSTN -Di i!,i* ,-ity December ]. 1913, to
the wife of J. «'. Warren. „ ilatwrhter
• WHITIM)MK -In tfat* eity. Dece m t„. r j, m$
to» the wife of Dr. S. E. Whitcomb, twin
MARRIAGES
,4V<.OD--<;IANOTTI--I*| this eity, December
'. 1913. !,. Rev. W. E. Dtitran, na*tor St. w
mi Memorial Seeond United Presl.vterian
VJiorch. David Osborne Wood and Laura May
.. * t:t.',ni>tti, both .,f »*o Francisco.
F. MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage license* were issned
In t!,i- ritj todav:
Mii' I,,']; S!;.n|rw. 24, 1851 Divlsadero street.
"<. emd, Louise Lindner, 21, 4029 Twenty-sixth
IMJrwM
Jameg n. Pearl. 21. o"9 Waller street, and
Fredlea Alexandra fiilmore, IS. 1922 Setter
Street.
<;»orjre Lj. tinv. 32, Seattle, and Mary E.
Cotiell. 31, Mlnbwra. fa.
OAKLAND LICENSES
William 'l> Kennedy; 41, and Esther M.
Il,oin[.« S2, both of Oakland.
Jiarry C. Knlirht. 30. and lone M. Jacob*.
»\lv:n a i.elma. 26, and Maria Maklnene,
A. M. rle, 30, and Tessa Land jrrof,
s' ii.'i u't'.V.ind. 4-1 Oakland, and Bet
bit b. Bailej. *i. Oape Vinoent, X. Y.
Harry R. Wsehsfein. 24. and Myrtle Bar
r.h,'! 24; I,oth .if San Francisco.
Ell Maikovich, 32, Ridley, ami Annie Radish,
23. Oaklaud.
deXths
ANDREWS—In this <-It>. December 8. 1913,
<>tis Andrews, v native of California, aged 58
years.
ATRO In this city, December 4, T913, Joseph
Atre, h natire of Italy, aged 4 9yesrs. A
member of Marine Firemeu. Oilers "and Wat
f< rtenders' Union.
BARON f* this city, December 4. TPIR, fat
dor. beloved busbar d of Dora Baron, and be
loved father of Mrs. J. Schaick. Mrs. L.
Baron of New York ami the late Henry
Baron, a native .if Germain, aged 90 years.
BIASOTTI—In this city. December 2 1913.
Doateaico Blasottl, dearly beloved son of
Mary Rogero and the late Domonico Biasottl.
loving brother of I In and Roste Bla
sot!., beloved stepson of Pietro Rogero, and
loving stepbrother of Emma, Margarita and
Frank Rogero, a native of San Francisco,
Cal., aged 18 years and 4 months.
BOMMER- In this effy. December S. 1913. Jo
seph Koinmer. a native of Gerronuv. A mem
ber of Machinists' Uunion No «8
BRADFORD—In this city. December 2. WIS
Haunah E., beloved wife of pfattl Giles
Bradford, mother of Mrs. M. L. MUben and
sister of Mrs. J. R Murray an.: John. Mar
tin and Jacob Nelson, a native of Arendale
Norway.
Minneapolis, Minn., November
30, 1913. Heimer Julius, dearly beloved eon
of Elmer aud tbe late Helga Carlson, a na
tive of San Francisco aged 15 years and 10
months.
DEVLIN—In this city, December 3, 1913, B. J.
Devlin, beloved brother of Mrs. 3. J. Mc-
Donald of Vallejo and F. J. Devlin of San
Francisco, a native of Solano county, aged
47 year-.
DILLINGHAM -In this city. December 4. 1913.
George A., dearly beloved husband Of Lillte
A. Dillingham, a native of Maine, aged 45
years 8 months and 23 days. A member of
Draymen and Teamsters' Benevolent Society
and Brotherhood of Teamsters, I,ocal No. 88.
DONOVAN—In this city. December 3. 1913.
Daniel Donovan, beloved brother of Cornelius
Donovan, a native of Kinsale. County Cork,
Ireland, aged 55 years. A member of tbe
Riggers' and Stevedores' Colon.
FARREN—In this city, December 4. 1913. Su
san, beloved wife of the late Thomas Barren
and devoted mother of Mrs. Agnes L. Hughes
and the late Annie Farren, a native of Ire
land.
FOX—In Oakland, December 4, 1913. Isaac, be
loved husband of Hannah Fox and loving
father of OiiaaU Fox. A member of Court
Merrltt No. 233. F. of A.
FREDERICKS—In this city. December 3. 1918.
George H. Fredericks, beloved brother of
Mrs. M. Asmussen of lowa Falls? la., a na
tive of Denmark, aged 88 years 8 months
and 21 days. A member of Court Hubertus
No. 15. F. of A.
GALLOWAY- In this city. December 2. 1913.
Lnclac A., beloved son of Mary and the late
Frank B. Galloway and beloved brother of
WTJey X., Thomas F., Robert >t.. Jay 8.,
Charles R.. Ralph 8., Gny L., Nol.i and Alice
Galloway. Mrs. J. Harrington, Mrs. F. de
Came and Mrs. M. Weber, a native of Cali
fornia, aged 18 years.
GIFFORD—In this city. December 3. 1913.
Christine V... beloved wife of William M.
Gifford. daughter of Margaret and the late
Joseph Turner and sister of Willlsm A. and
Robert A. Tnrner, a native of San Francisco.
CaL. aged 29 years and 4 days.
HAVES -In this city. December 3. 1913. Pat
rick, dearly beloved husband of Mary Hayes
and loving' father of Kitty and Rev. Johu J.
Hayes. S. J.. a native of Wexford. Ireland,
aced 75 years.
rVANI—In this o?tv. TWemlier 2. T913. Leo
dolfo Armando B. Want, a native of Spexta.
Italy, aged 53 years 7 months and 21 days.
JOHNSTONE —In this cltv. December 4. IMI3.
at his re«!deuce. S2l Sh'ntder street. Captain
George Johnstone, beloved husband, of Mary
H. Johnstone, loving father of Richard and
Agnes Johnstone end brother of Christopher
and the late William Johnstone, a native
of Ireland. A member of Master Mariners'
Assodattaa and Court Star of the West No.
0958. A. 0. F.
KELLY—In this cltv. December 2. 1913. Anne.
dearly beloved wife of George Kelly, mother
of P. J., Willlsm J. and Robert F. Kelly,
and sister of Mrs. William Farrell, Mrs.
P Merrick. Mrs. T. Smollen and Mrs. Lucy
Sterling, a native of Ireland.
KER—In this city. December 4. 1913. Robert
J.. beloved husband of Eleanor Ker, and
father of Robert W. 1... Catherlue and
Thomas McD. Ker. a native of Scotland,
aged 41 years 5 months and 28 days.
LUNDtIUIST -In this city, Decemls-r 4. 1913.
Charles Lundquist. a native of Sweden, aged
65 years 9 months and 1 day.
McDONNELL—In Australia. October 25. 1913.
Michael McDonnell, beloved brother of John.
Patrick. James and Ellen MolMnncll and Mrs.
Nora Fltxgthbons, a native of County Tip
perary, Ireland, aged 55 years.
MADDEN—In Oakland. December 3. 1918..
James T.. beloved son of the late Joan and;
Cella Madden, and loving brother of Martin.
Mary, Celia and John Madden, a native of
Sunol, CaL. aged 82 years 4 mouths and 8
Sajra j
KESSINI-In this city. December 8. 1913.
Frank Messini. dearly beloved father of Ed
ward Messini, loving brother of Mrs. Pauline
Boscacei, and beloved uncle of Josejih Mo
resi. a native of San Francisco. Cal. A
member of San Francisco Lodge No. 20,
L. O. O. M.: Alfshmo* Tribe No. 87. I. O.
R. M., and Soolcta Opernla Italians <il Mntno
Mt'GGE In this ty. December 3. 1913. Harry
C. Muege, brother of Elsie Myers. Minnie
Ostenntin and John Mngge. and brother In
law of Mrs. Millie Johnson, a native of Ger
many, aged S" years 9 mooch* and 17 day*.
A member of the Hannoveram-r Yerein and,
tbe Gas Appliance and Store Fitters' Union
V... 124*?.
OHANSIAN—In this city. December 3. 1913.
A wdis Obanslan, a native of Armenia, aged
28 years
RALPH—In this city. "December 3. 1913, Jo
seph P.. dearly beloved non of tbe let* Wil
liam and Mary Ralph, loving brother of
Francis. William and James Ralpb. Mrs.
Charles Piatt. Mrs. William Say well, Mrs.
George Hardy, Mrs. William McAvoy' Mrs.
Peter L'irkin and Mrs. William Ward, a na
tive of San Francisco, aged 42 years.
Friends snd acquaintances are respecrfnTlv
Invired to attend the funeral. Saturday. De
cember 0. at 9":S0 a. tn.. from the parlors of
J. J. Crosrtjr * Co.. 092 Valencia stn>et be
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth, thence to
St. Philip's church. Elizabeth and Diamond
streets where a requiem high mass will be
celebrated for the repose of his soul, com
mencing at 10 a. ta. Interment Holy Cross.
RAY -In this ,-ity. DeCesnbev 2. Margaret B».j
dearly beloved wife of Philip A. Ray. loving
mother of Philip. Virginia and Jack Ray.
Mrs. William Sjiuon. Mr-. M. Lonergan and
the late William Ray aud beloved sister of
Mrs. J. J. Williams and James H. Coniiu,
a native of San Francisco aged 52 years.
READ- In this city. December :i, Frank G.,
dearly tieloved husband of Mijlie Read and
loving father of Mrs. R. D. StrickleV and
DeHier; ami the late Raymond R.-sd. a na
tfrve of California, aged 43 years 7 mouths
and 4 days.
RIORDAN—in this city. December 4. Dan P..
son of tbe late Cornelius and Mary A. Rior
don and Moved brother of Lalla and Cath-J
erine F. Riordan. Mrs. Thomas K. Keeffe
and the late Cornelius J. Riordan. a native
of California. (Tuolumne papers please
ROAcH -In this city. December 4. 1913.
Micbael Roach, a native of County Cork.
Ireland, aged 74 years. A member of the
Gentlemen's Sodality of St. Ignatius ermrch.
Friends and acquaintance* are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Saturday}, at 8:30 o'clock a. m., from
the parlors <if CareW & Eoglmh. 16l8Geary
street, thence to Sacred Heart church, where
a requiem high mass will he celebrated for
the repose of his soul, commencing at 8
o'clock a. tn. Interment Holy Cross ceme
tery, by electric funeral car from Thirteenth
and West Mission streets.
GENTLEMEN'S SODALITY OF ST. IGNA
TIUS CHCRCH: JFoa are hereby notified to
attend the office of the dead of our late
beloved s.siallst. Michael Roach, this IF*ri
ilny i evening, at 8 o'clock, at tlie parhn-s
of Carcw & English. 1018 Geary street. By
order. MAI RK'E J. POPE. Prefect.
WILLIAM OSHAUGHNFSSEY. See
STAPLES In Mill Valley. December 4. Liela
M wife of Caprsin Melvln Staples.
ETJLLIVAN in this city. December 4, at hi*
residence, 2ft* Clayton street between Hayes
and Fell' streets. John. lidoved husband of
the late Catherine Sullivan and loving father
of John Jr. and Leo Sullivan. Mrs. M. 11.
Balfrey. Mrs. J. R. Head. Mr*. A. H. Mnl
ler and Mr*. W. R. Kennedy, a native of
Bangor Me., aged 64 years 11 months and
2* day*. (Bangor. Me., and Sacramento and
Marysville paoer* please copy.i
TORONTO In this cTty, IXH-embcr 4. 1913,
Joseph, beloved son of Giuseppe an. Maria
Toronto, and loving brother of Tony and
Michael Toronto, Mrs. Carmelita Graff and
Mrs Teresa Cedro, a native of San Franciaco,
cm! . aged -'1 years I months and 8 days.
TBANSTTE -In this city. December 5. 1913.
Mrs Ann Trsnsue. dearly beloved mother of
I. . H Trarisuo of Point Richmond. Mrs.
Rfisetta McMillan and Mrs. Allan Byrne of
San Francisco, a natlv* of Dublin, Ireland,
aged 84 years and 6 months'.
Interment tn Greenlawn cemetery. De
cember «. 1913 at 2 p. m., from 042 Clay
ton street. Please omit flowers. (Wankegan.
111., paper* please copy )
TREACY-In Rtchnr-nd. Cal.. December 4.
1913, Thomas J.. beloved husband of the late
Ssrsrt TTescy. loving fattier of P. J. and
Thomas J. Treacy. and brother of P. W.
Treeey and Mrs. J. S. McEvißy, a narive of
County OalWay, Ireland, aged 54 years. A
member of Burke Council No. 609, T. M.
1., and the Red Men of RlcVmond.
WALSHE-In this cltv. December 4. 1913.
Sabrina M.. beloved wife of John J. Walsbe.
a native of Indiana.
FLORISTS
PARK FLORAL. 1437 IlaSght st.; phone Park
380. Cut flowers, pl'ts. etc. X Groves, prop.
SUN. MOON and TIDE
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Sun sets 4;5l
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Full moon ■ December 18
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THE SAN FRANCISOO CALL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1913
! REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS j
Camflle Grosjean to Salvador A. Pacheco,
lots 1, 2, 3. 4. 49. Lakevlew tract; $10.
Marie Roilet to Charles Bullet, lot in S line
of Twenty-seventh avenue, 103:6 W of Church,
W 28 by s 105: $10.
Franslska Merkel (administratrix estate of
Helena Raeme ito John L. Brown, one-fourth
of lot in E line of Hamilton street, 100 S of
Ferton. s 75 by i2o : $ioo.
Ehtte S. Foster snd W. H. Foster to John
W ITahertv and wife, kit in W line of >ian
chez sireet,' o>.i S of Tweury-Ufth, S 20 by W
70 '.': $10.
Silas 0- Hoxie to John Brosnan, lot in NW
line of Clary street, 75 BW of Fifth, SW 25
by NW 80; $10. .
Knniguuda Wagner to Frank Schilling, half
of lot in S line of Twenty-second street, 75
W of Rhode Island, W 25 by S 75; $10.
David Hmile and wife to Rivers Brothers,
lot 39. block J. Columbia "Heights; $10.
Willis & Blackwell (by sheriff) to John L.
Pollto. lots 85 to 38, block 57, City Land as
sociation; $144.
Kate M Bovd to nenry F. Blanohet Jr.,
lots 8k to R4, block SS3, O'Nell & Haley tract;
$10.
Estate Linnea and Olga f/arson i minor*, by
guardiani to R 11. Browne, seven twelfths of
lot 33. block 41. Suuny vale; $729.
Estate Emma M. Hansen (minor, by guar
dian i to same, two-twelfths of same; $208.
Gustave A. Elsen to Mattle Brock, lot at
SE corner of Qulntara street aud Twenty
fourth avenue. E 120 by S 225; $10.
William Irving and wife to K. M. Sheri
dan, lot 338, gift map 1; $10.
Susie M. Stratton to John L. Carpenter, lot
In SW line of Fifth street, 240:7% SE of
Harrison. SE 34:4% by FW 137:6; $10.
Leon B. Bingley and wife to Lulu D. Ring
ley et al., lot In E line of Woodland avenue,
435 S of Parnassus-avenue. 8 85 by E 101; $10.
William Stevenson to A. A. Powers, lot 82,
Spring Valley homestead: $10.
A. A. Powers to Thomas C. Gray, same; $10.
John McMahon to Charles E. Ham. lot In
W line of Thlrtv-flfth avenue. 28 S of Balboa
street. S 25 by W 82:6.
Jacob Welssbeln and wife to George A.
Pucker and wife, lot in W line of Twenty
seventh avenue, 208:6 S of California street,
S 25 by E 120; $10.
Rivers Bros, to Hortense C. Darling, lots
84 and 25, block D, Columbia Heights; $10.
James A. Taggart and wife to C. J. Ferris,
lot ln W line of Thirtieth avenue, 275 N of
TJlloa street, N 25 by W 120; $10.
Herman Lassl and wtfe to Kasper Labtl,
lot in NE line of Knox street, 75 RW of
Felton, NW 25 by NE 95; $10.
T'uo N. and -Soda M. Lalne to same, same;
$10.
Adam Stewart to Ellaa J. Stewart, lot in
W line of Bruno avenue, 200 S of Flrghteenth
street, S 25 by W 200, and one other piece;
gift-
Estate -of Elisabeth Knhllng (deceased) to
Geary Steffen, lots 29 and 30, block 48. City
Land association; $200.
George Hewlett to George Hewlett. Inc., lot
In E line of Seventh avenue, 50 S of Cabrillo
street. 8 50 by E 118; IH>.
Same to same, lot ln E line of Masonic »ve
nue. 50 N of Waller strew, N 25 by E 100;
$10.
J. J. Fearis et al (by executors! to Alec C.
Stoddard, lor in 8E line of Bryant street, 125
SW of .Fourth. SW 50. SE 160, NE 20, NW
75, NE 80, NW 85; $100.
John G. Woodfrey et al. to C. S. ATbred.
lot in SW line of Niagara avenue. 214.58 NW
of Mission street. NW 25 by SW 80.10, aud
three other pieces.
0. H. Ferguson to Myrtle Lleb, lots 46 and
47. Spring Valley homestead: 810.
W. K. Fleming to Dorothy A. Greensn, lot
In W line of Tremont avemie. 310 S of Fred
erick street. S 25 by W So; $10.
Edmund A. Lowe to Sophie B. Hewitt, lot
in N line of Lake street. 86 W of Seventh ave
nue. W 28 by N 85; $10.
Albert Wllford to Mariano Patenella. lot Iv
E line of Ellsworth street, 50 8 of Jarboe
avenue. S 80 by E 70; $10.
Charles L. Gillei Jr. to Helen Flinn. portion
of lot 51, Lvon 8: Hoag's subdivision of M.
8.. bloc* 120: %V>.
Frank WllHam Fabian to Rnhy Rose Fabian.
Jot In W line of Seventh avenue. 100:3 N of
Gesrv street. X 80:1% by W 120; gift.
Frank Sutton to James Ward, lot ln E line
of Tavlor street, 89:9 S of Clay, S 25 by E
80; $10.
UniDH Rg Contractu
J. H. Stein with William H. Graham—To
erect a one and a "half story anfl basement
frame .v>ttage In W line of Folsom street, lot
-,si gift map 2; $1.500.
Edmund Grosb with Michael Brneefc— To
ereect a one story and basement frame cot
tage ln S line of Bipley street. 218:3 E of
Alabama street. E 30 by S W». $1.520.
j Shipping Intelligence j
due at THrB FUKi
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5
From Oqullle river, stmr Speedwell.
From Pugtt sound ports, stmr Umatilla,
f rom Portland, stmr Faralso.
From I»s Angeles, stmr
Fri>m lav Angeles, stmr B'avir.
From San Diego aud I.os Angeles, atmr
Governor.
From Pucrct sonnfl. stmr Crown of Arragon.
From Svdmv, stmr Moano.
SATURDAY. DE' EMBER 6
From Mi'ki. stmr Pop—, due..
From Mliki. stnrr Wahaahs. due.
From Taltal. stmr I'octan, due.
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Roanoke
due a. m.
From San Diego and Los Angeles, -stmr Har
vard due a. m.
From Hongkong, stmr Mongolia.
From New York via San Pedro, stmr Santa
1 roiu Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick.
TO LEAVE THIS PORT
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Tsle,
CapTain E. P. Harriett, at 4 p. m., from
Pa< .Be street wliarf.
For Santa Crux and Monterey, stmr Eureka.
Captain A. Paulsen, at 4 p. vi., from Vallejo
street wharf.
For Grays Harbor, stmr J. B. Stetson. Cap
tain C. Lofstrom, at 2 p. m., from Powell
street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland, stmr San Ramon.
Captain Hamiesuo, at v p. m., from Lombard
street wharf.
For Seattle, stmr Ree, Captain J. C. Ayer,
at op. m., from First street wharf.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6
For Hllo. stmr Knterprls.-. Captain J. ©.
Yooisgren. at IV! m., from Spear street wharf.
F6r Sea'tl'-. Tacoma and Everett, stmr 801
ernor. Captain H. C. Thomas, at 2 p. m., from
Broadway wharf.
For Astorfa and Portland, stmr Beaver, Cap
tain £. W. Mason, at 12 m.. from pier 40.
For Portland, stmr Navajo, Captain F,
Miller, at 5 p. m.. from Howard street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San IDego. stmr Roa
noke, Ca:.'.ii: R. Dickson, at 7 p. tn., from
Vallejo street wharf.
For Los Augclea, stmr narvard. Captain R.
Jepsen, at 4 p. m., from Pacific street wharf.
For Moss Landing, stmr Coos Bay. Captain
James Bow en, at 4 p. m., from Broadway
wharf.
For Seattle, stmr Aroltne. Captain A. H.
Sears, at 5 p. m.. from Harrison street wharf.
ARRIVED DECEMBER o
6:05 a. m., stmr Yucatan. Paulsen. 2R hours
from San Pedro: passengers and merchandise
to North Pacific Steamship company.
6:15 a. n>.. sitmr Avalon, Bensen, 35 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Hart Wood Lumber
company.
12:10 a. m.. stmr Eureka. Paulsen, 31 hours
from Port San Luis: merchandise to Monterey
pay Steamship company.
3:45 a. tn.. srmr Hysdes Yottngren, 8 days
r. hours from Hllo; merchandise to Matson
Navigation company.
SAILED DECEMBER 5
7 a. m.. stmr Prentiss. IVerson. Eureka.
B:4U a. m.. schr Gamble. Lund. Gamble.
\ WEATHER REPORT i
, 1
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA RWORTS
SAN FRANCISCO. FRIDAY. DF.CKMP.ER 5
ture
6TATIONS
M
■rsft.-H IClear j «0 I SO jSK .00
;dena -.iClear I »Ei 32 L.. .. .00
fiobTea [Clear j IW 1 80 W .00
ona 'Clear I 62 I 30 J. 00'
and* fO»«" I 8* »o fK .00
rslde IClear j 02 ! 32 NR .00
Bernard I lift K'lear ! «2 28 |N\V .00
a Barbara (Clear I 60 flfi I 00
PranV-bx-o [CloudyI M 1.84 I '.00
FORECAST 'FILL r- I". M. PACIFIC TIME
BA TURD At i
For Ban Francisco. Oakland mil vicinity—
Fair tonight and Saturday; frost Saturday
morning: liirht north wind.
For California, north of the Tehaehapi—
Fair tonight and Saturday; heavy frost Satur
day moriilmr: light north wind.
For California, south of the Tehaehapi—
Talr tonight and Saturday; heavy frost Sat nr.
daY morrrlirg; light north wind. '
For Nevada —Fair tonight and Saturday; con
tinued cold. _
pur Sacramento valley—Fair tonight and
Saturday: heavy frost IJpturduy morning; light
north wind. ' . .
For Santa Clara Tarrsy—Fair tonight and
Sntiirday: bear* frost Saturday morning; tight
north wind. .. _ . . „
For San Joaquin valley—Fair tonight and
Saturday; heavy frost Saturday morning; light
Dontl wl, "'wi:athi:r conditions
An area of abnormally high pressure overlies
the Pacta* »lope and plateau region, causing
fair and cool weather, except cloudy in Wash
ington, with light rain on Vhe coast. Heavy
frosts occurred generally ln California this
morning. The depression over Arizona has
moved eastward '" Oklahoma and rain or snow
has fallen over the southern portion of the
Rocky mountain region and plains states. The
following heavy precipitation Is reported In
the last 84 hours: Denver. 2RS inches and
Oklahoma. 1.04. Fafr weather is reported from
the northern plains states and cloudy weather
over the Mississippi valley and eastward to the
Atlantic. Conditions are favorable for fair
weather In this district tonight and Saturday,
with heavy frost In California Saturday morn
is*. «i. tt WiLLfioN. Local I'orecaater.
LOCAL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
BIG INCREASE IN
CITY'S CLEARINGS
San Francisco on Right Side
of Ledger, With Gain of
Nearly Six Millions *
Bank clearings as reported to tlie
California Development Board by the
several clearing house cities for the
week ended December 4, 1913, show
ing the amount of increase or de
crease from the amount of clearings
for the corresponding week of 1912,
follow:
San Francisco $65,806,111 Inc. $5,072,642
Ixw Angeles 20.833,611 Pec. 1,845.879
Oakland 4.492,304 Inc. •77,948
Sacramento 2.567.609 Inc. 801.720
San Diego 2,549,317 Dec. 418,851
Fresno 1.503,802 Inc. 12.103
Stockton 1,122,750 Inc. 1i5,901
San .lose 753,800 Dec. 109.818
Pasadena 1,042.888 Dec. 218,858
Bakersfieid 422,305 Dec. 241,707
* 4t *
SPRING VALLEY WATER STRONG
Spring "Valley Water securities were
in demand on the San Francisco
Stock and Bond exchange this morn
ing, the bonds advancing a quarter
of a point from $89.75 to $90, with
saies of $13,000 on the way. The
stock remained firm at $51.50. Asso
ciated Oil stock opened at $87.75 and
sold down to $37.37%, with 110 shares
transferred. Hawaiian Commercial
and Sugar was traded at $22.
In unlisted stocks there was a run
on Honolulu Oil, 2,500 shares selling
at $1.62%. General Petroleum bonds
were stronger at $56.
* *■ *
PACYFIC GAS NOTES
N. W. Halsey & Co. and N. W. Har
j ris & Co. have purchased from the Pa
cific Gaa and Electric company an ad
ditional block of 5500,000 of the € per
cent secured gold notes of that com
pany, dated July 1, 1913, due January
26, 1914, which block is additional to
$4,500,000 heretofore purchased and
distributed by the same houses. This
makes $5,000,000 notes outstanding.
* # *
RAILROAD EARNINGS BY VvIRR
Gross earnings of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul in November sus
tained a falling off, as compared with
the corresponding month a year ago,
of $500,000.
The Missouri, Kansas and' Texas for
the fourth week in November shows a
decrease of $99fiS00; month, decrease
\ot $247,700; from July 1, decrease of
$32,700.
* ♦ *
WILL OPERATE IN MEXICO
Officials of the American Smelting
and Refining company deny that or
ders have ben issued to close down
all the Mexican plants of the com
pany. The company will continue
to operate wherever It can. In spite
of the Mexican disturbances. Smelters
is earning at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum on the common stock.
* * *
BI YS PORTLAND BONDS
E. H. Rollins & Sons, with A. B.
L.each & Co. of Chicago have pur
chased $1,186,000 cltv of Portland mu
nicipal bonds. These include $900.
--000 4% per cent dock bonds, $250,000
4 per cent water bonds and $35,000
4% per cent auditorium bonds. The
dock bonds sold above par, the Water
bonds for 97.27 per cent and the au
ditorium bonds for 92.37 percent.
* * #
CALIFORNIA RAILWAY * POWER
A circular is being sent to the hold
ers of the prior preference stock of
the California Railway and Power
company advising that the company
proposes to redeem 1,000 shares, as
provided by certificate of incorpora
tion. The certificates to be redeemed
will be declded*by lot at the Bankers'
Trust company, New York. January 2.
Stock holders of record December 31
will be permitted to participate.
This company was organized De
cember 20, 1912, as a holding company
to take over certain securities of the
United Kailroads of San Francisco,
Sierra and .San Francisco Power com
pany and Coast Valleys Gas and Elec
tric company. Of tlie prior prefer
ence 7 per cent cumulative stock
13,000,000 is outstanding.
* * *
IVESTERX PACIFIC EARNINGS
The Western Pacific railway reports
Its gross earnings as follows:
For fourth week of November $177,300.00
Same week last year 178,200.00
Decrease $900.00
Total for month $559,200.00
Same period last year 560,700.00
Decrease $1,500.00
Julr 1 to latest date $3.0»6,200.00
Same period last year 2,844.600.00
Increase $251,800.00
Actual earnings for October. 1913. $688,402.88
* * *
BANK CLEAHIXGS
t .ty bank clearings reported by the
San Francisco Bank Clearing associ
tion:
Monday. December 1 $10,832,550,06
Tuesday. December 2 16,585,260.75
Wednesday. December 3 9.420.43*.92
Thursday, -December 4 7,725,046.78
Friday, December 5 8,853.805.21
f financial Summary j
American stocks In London heavy, unchanged
Reported that Huerta has sent minister of
finance to France to raise raouey.
Senate expects to pass currency bill by De
cember 21.
Secretary McAdoo defends action of treasury
department In connection with acquisition of
Ctii fed States Trust of Washington by Munsey
Trust company.
Twelve industrials advanced .18.
Twenty aiwtve rails advanced .09.
Ralls 104.19, Industrials 77.01.
The Southern Pacific proposer lower freight
rates for tbe Sacramento valley division in
California.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company reports
S3 per cent on common stock ln 1913 fiscal
year, compared with 50 'per cent In 1912.
Canadian Pacific property covered by $100.
-000.000 insurance valued at between $112,000,
--000 auu $115,000,000.
THE COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Dec s.—Cotton due, % lower
to % higher. opened steady, 1 lower. At
12:15, quiet and unchanged to 1 lower. Spot
In good demand, unchanged at 7.53. Sales
14,080, including 12,000.American. At 2 p. m.
%<<l2 lower.
NEW YORK, Dee. s.—New York due to
open unchanged to. 1 lower. Rains continued
yesterday In the west gulf states and Okla
homa and excessive rains are reported from
many sections of Texas, with severe floods.
There Will be rain tonight or Saturdnv in the
Mississippi vnlleae and east gulf states and
probably the south Atlantic states. Rains in
dicsted also for eastn Texas, Arkansas and
Oklahoma today; fair tomorrow over the entire
southwest. Port receipts Today estimated at
50,000; last week. 70.708; last year, 71,721.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Captain WHliam h>. Hutton of the steamer
Rosalie Mahony reports to the branch hvdro
graphic office that on May 26. 1913, at 3 p. m..
he observed some very heavy swells, ending in
an exceptionally heavy breaker. In a position
with Plodras Blancas lighthouse bearing B>-S
magnetic, distant exactly three miles. As there
were no breakers outside of It nor between tbe
spot mentioned and Pledras Blancas. Captain
Hutton is of the opinion that there Is a shoal
or rock there. Coast survey chart 5400 shows
25 fathoms very close to this location. 'Tlie
weather at the time was clear, aHhottgh over
cast, dead calm, with an exceptionally heavy
swell from WNW, very favorable for exact
location of spot. Captain Hutton states that
as he observed the breaker, about four miles
away, he took particular care to locate it cor
rect iy. W. V. TOMB.
Lieutenant Commander. 17. S. N.. in charge.
Hawaiian Islands. M optical Island, southeast
side —Katnalo Mini reef gag. buoy, 1, pre
viously reported ex-fimmlshod. was relighted
November 20, 1918. C. A G. S. Charts 4110
and 4100. Light List. Pacific Coast. 1012. page
90, No. 560. Buoy List. Nineteenth District.
1813 pace 13. By order of tii snmlssioper
of lighthouse*. A. It. ARLEDGE,
inao*,iw, Nineteenth Uguthoust District, i
Local Securities !
S. F. STOCK AND "JOND EXCHANGB
SALES DECEMBER 5
Morning Session
$4,000 Spring Valley Water 4s 89,75
M.'HO Spring Valley Water 4s 80.87%
$5.,000 Spring Valley Water 4s 90.00
25 Associated Oil Co 87.75
25 Associated Ou to 37.02%
2.. Associated Oil Co 37.50
35 Associated oil Co 37.37%
2o Spring Valley Water Oo 51.50
25 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar 22.00
MORNINt 1 Ot'< ITATIONS
BONDS
Bid. Ask., Bid. Ask.
I tilted States JN R Cal fn.106%187%
Qr coup 4s. 110% — N Cal Ry ss. 103% —
Do 3s .... _ 103% N Cal P ss. — 100%
Miscellaneous— T Do con ss. — 85%
Ala AW5s — 100 Nov Elev 6s. — 90
*M 6On ss. 86*4 0714:0 G. L&H 5s — «•%
rrvVc. - 5s — b*»a. 4 ;Onk Tran 65.103 rOS
na» 5 "»•• 99*4101 I Do 6s .... — 103
U«B gm 55.100 100%: Do con ss. — 100
Do unf ss. 82 — O Tree Cn 5s 82% —
JveLfi gss 90% 100%! Oak W g ss. 92 —
Coast SL5s — 85 Om Cable 6s. 98 100%
iDt — »" )Oro El 65.,.. 85 — ,
rfr.SS? T5 » 80 — IV*c Glm 4s. 87% 88%
,'t.v "J 5»-. 79% 80%'lPac OfcK ss. 8.3% —
C C Wat 5s - iw -Pac El R 5s 98% 100%
Fd riV'nf'* ~ Pac L&P 5 - 9 - -
r ,„ f dU ,s 4 *>* — - Pac T&T os. 96% —
trst led 55.100% — Pk ft OR 6s 99% —
£er ft CH 6e 98% _ f'eop Wat 5s - 70%
Haw cL P °« ~ 80% BacUo RB* - «%
— 100%, Sac EG&RSs. — 101
Hon R T65.100% -SJLftPSs- 99
L Tahoefisa — n2 Do 6s, sA. 102 —
- Bcli t} 6s. — 102 SFNap&C Cs. - 108
V« £»■ 98% 99% SF,O ft SJSS — —
Do Cor 6s. 92% _ Do 2d mss - W
t, V 102 1"B%! Do Con 5s — 70
, .7j' ir , ss ~ 93% SJ&SC 84%s — 73
LAI. gtd ss. __ 100%] Sierra R «s — 98
;, cm *:-Wl% - SPC 8 erg 6SIOB -
GAP Cal ss. 94% 97 SPBR Cal6s.loß
W 5s *>Jfc — IS P Ist r 4s 89% 88%
uva. Co ./ i 6s —101 SVW gm4s 90 90%
Mk-tH i* l a 97 * - L'RR of SF4S 53 —
MktH lcmss 83 87 "Unit GftE 5s — 100
>at Con 6a. — 70 |vM Co P 3*. — 100%
STOCKS •
„„, „ Bid. Ask.i Bli. Ask.
Marin C 0... 50 _ Sugar—
leop W D fd 24 — Haw C & S. 21% 23
Wat. 51% 52 Haw Sugar. — 24
was and Electric— Honokaa ... — *
Oro M JS" ~ 27%iilutch S P.. — 1*
oro LI pfd. _ jo K ii,uea SP. — —
Do com... _ , 2% onomea .... 1«% 17%
P Y Lt pfd- _J" paauhau 12%
Do com... 107 tf- nlotl 15 _
Insurance— t oil—
Flre 87 ~ U««l OH .. - -
n.SI "' — — IPac Crude.. — 35c
. "l nk8 — Sterling Oil. — 1-00
— "2% Onion Oil ..55 —
ln^ C s' T " - W|W C.«st pfd 80 —
«nf A, U139 % — Miscellaneous—
«£1 °5 Cal -394 196 Alaska P A. 78% 78%
n J*J«*-Q — — arrnaby pfd.. — —
X •- 210 - Cal Fruit Co- —
' "i"" - Cal St RR. - — .
tnion Tr.,2550 — Cal Wine pfd 80% —
Seringa Banks— Do coin .. 64 —
Hm^ a " i -'*275 3800 Hunt B pfd. — 100%
Hmbdt Say. _ 182% N - A | ctf... — —
'"' v : — 80 PacAuxPA 8 -
becorlty ... _ 330 Brx pM e5 _
PowJer- Do com...— — -
,\ du '' Pfd 84 — Pac TftT pfd — 90
Do com... _ Do com...— 24
iriant Cob.. — 80% Pbil TftT. — 21%
Unlisted Securities
SALES DECEMBER 5
_„ Morning Session
$2.00Ti General Petroleum 8s 56.00
2,500 Honolulu Oil 1.82%
MORNING QUOTATIONS
BONDS
Bid. Aaa, Bid. Ask.
Alaska P 6s. — 105% PacP Cem 6s 98% —
Am BirEl 5s 91 97 SF G&E 4%s 88 —
Asso Cd! Bs. 75 80 |SF ft NP ss. — 101
Blue LW e5.103 — 8 J LAP 6s. — 106
Bay CFC 6s. 108 104 S Ortiz Cem6s — 80
Cal N W 58.100*4101 SF ft SJ ss. — 106
Crocker Nt 1.100% — 8 P Coast 4s — 93%
gen ivi lis. 50 — _8 Cal Ed 5«. 91 —
Mt Whit P6s. — 99\!S Yuba W6s — 16444
N a torn D6s — IOC Sperry F 6s. — 100
Do Laud6s 98% 99% Stand Cem 8s 80 —
Do 2d 6s. — 50 j Sun TAT ss. 104 104%
O, AftE 5s — 75 !Yur Trrtg ss. — 80
osk & E 5s — 74Va i Union Oil Bs 81% —
0.-ph Th «s. 100*4102 I W Sacto lis.. — 98
Pal Hotel 6a 98% — West Pac 6s 75% 75%
Phil IVI tis. — 88 1 Yos Val Pss 88 —
Do 2d 65.. 91% — i
STOCKS
Bid. Ask. 1 Bid. Ask.
W«t»r— Mcßrlde — 4%
Peop \v com 2% — Honolulu ... 22% —
(ins and Electric — Do p001... 21 23
C C P pfd. 78% — Oahu 24% —
Noble Elec.. — 3 Oil —
Oro Dcv Co. 40 — [Gen Pet ... *% 10
Pac G.VE pf 79% 80% Hono Oil ...1.80 1.70
Do com... 86 — j Cement—
West P pfd — 64 I Pac Pot Co. 88% 70
Natomas Cn — 5% Rlr I' P Co 58% —
Do com... — 6] 8 Cnm Cem — 48
Insurance— | Stand P Cora 17% —
Vulcan Fire. — 14 j Miscellaneous—
» H Life.. 8 — Buffalo Brew 60 75
Banks— 1 Cal Cot Mills — 76
Merch Nat.. — TOO Cyp Lawn Co S —
Wells Fargo — 175 Haw Plneapl — 88H
French Am. — 100 Mascot Cop. — 2%
Italian Am. — 112% Matson Nav.l7o —
Bk of Italy. 131 — |Nat Ice Co. — 186
Street Railroads— jN'atomaa Coa 5 10
Orn Tel Tr. 8 10 {Ocean Shore. 10 —
Nor El pfd. 44% — Orphenm TJi. 20% 26
Do com... 20 — i Pac HftS pfd — 90%
Oak. AftE. — 10%; Do com... 25 —
P8 R R... 20% — I Sperry F pfd — 80
■fO f:...— 43 Weed L Co. 65 —
Bugar— I West Pac Ry — 7%
Ala Migar.. -_ 11 \ w Sacto L.. — 85
I Local Mining Stocks j
SALES DECEMBER 5
Morning Session
siio MacNamara.. o'Oi 100 Belcher 39
700 Midway 33] 100 Sierra Nev.. 06
2500 Silver Pick.. 04 10ft J til la 04
1100 Con Va M... 1011800 Sand Kendal. 04
2500 Imperial 03i 200 Halifax 1.82
Informal BvseioP
500 Atlanta 101 100 Belcher 87
300 I nion Con .. 12| s<>o Con Va M... 1*
I*** Ores I B<-nd.. 02, TOO Colon Con ... IS
500 Sierra Nev... 07 500 Opblr 39
ISM tiphtr 10 MM Pitts S Peak 37
200 Con Imperial. 03 1500 Andes 04>
3000 Man Con ... 03 200 Seg Belcher.. 10
500 North Sfnr.. 30; 1008 Kcscue Eula. 06
M( >R N1 Mi yI'OTATIU NS
Bid Ask i Bid A«k
Ton of N>v..5.00 —| Yel Jacket... 30 32
Montana ... — a", [Crown Pornt.. 80 —1
Ten Exten... —. 1.80(Coo ImiierlaL. Cxi 04
MacNamara.. Os oOKorituck 02 03 j
Belmont 7.40 - Alpha 02 04
Midway 33 351 Belcher — 89
Weal End.... 1.25 'Confidence ... — 34
Jim Butler... 65 — [Sierra Nev... -05 07
North Star... 35 38|ltah 02 —
Rescue Eula.. 08 09' Bullion — 01
Old Con M..1.42 - Exchequer ... 01 —
Ton Merger.. 64 50 Sog lielober... 09 — 1
Mlzpah Ex... — 30 overman — 33
Columbia Mt. oi t*2 Justice — 08
Jumbo Ex 08 09 I'nlon Con 12 13
Com Fraction 05 07 ( Arta — 10
Booth 01 02 Julia Con 04 —
Dine Rull ... 02 OS Mi.d.in a ... — 1.85
Old Merger.. 09 10 Silver Hi 11... — 10
Florence .... 20 — fcbkll«n%e ... — 10
Old K-wttnas <r> or Occidental ... 70 —'.
Red Hi 115.... 01 02IAndes 03 04
Oro 07 — Scorpion 03 —
Pitts S Peak. 36 38' Cracker Jack. — 01
Great Bond.. 02 03 Blue Pell ... — 01
Atlanta OA —[Spearhead ... 01 03
Nev Hills 45 471 Yellow Tiger. 01 02
Silver Pick.. 03 —Grandma — 02
COD OR 04 Conqueror ... — 02:
Round Mt 32 —[Sand Kendall. 04 05
Daisy — 02[Boston Ton... — —
Dmdflfl BBt 01 02 TOB 78 Con.. 02 —
Vernal 04 —[Cash Boy — —
Gyps-v Queen. 04 08(.Lone Star.... — —
Halifax ...1.32% —[Finalllia 01 02
Victor — SSlfreat West... - 01
Mon Pitts Ex 08 ~ 07, Man Con ... 03 04
Onhlr IS f:. Dexter 01 02
Mexican ....1.05 —[Mustang .... — 01
Gould A Cur. 03 — Mln Hill Con. — 01
Best A Belch 04 'Man Big Four — lf».
Con Ya M... 00 i< White Caps.. 07 '09
Savage 10 12 Cold Wedge. .02 —
Potosi 02 it Morn 010rv... — 02
Phollar 02 04' Dexter l*n... 01 02
rlale A Norc 05 —[Cent Eureka.. 25 —
4 — a.
I GRAIN QUOTATIONS I
CHICAGO. Dec. s.—The leading futures
rflmred as follow:
Whoar— Open High Low Close
December ... $0.4*7% $0.88% 80.87% $0.88%
Way 91% 02 91% 91%
July ,SO% 89% 88% 80%
Corn—
December ... 72's> 72% 71% "2%
May 71% 71% 71 71-.
July 70% 70% 70Vi 70%
Onts—
DecemlH-r ... 30% 40% 39V. 39%
May 43 43% 42% 43%
July 42% 42% 42% 42!.
Pork—-
January 21.07', 2t.0T% 2".95 21.07%
May 21.12% 21.12% 21 .00 21.12%
Lard—
January 10.R2X. 10.85 10.80 10.82%
May 11.12% 11.15 11 .10 11. 12';.
Short RUM ~
.Tatittarv 11.00 11.02% 10.97% 11.02%
May 11.25 11.25 11.20 11.25
SAN RAFAEL DIVORCES
SAN RAFAEL, Dec. s.—Divorce ac
tions filed hero yestf-nlay follow:
Mnry Arhancet against Dominic Ar
hancet, cruelty; Charles E. against
Kllen Match, desertion. '
RAILROADS SPEND
MORE ON UPKEEP
Transcontinentals Show In
creases in Maintenance
for Three Months
Fourteen railroads operating in the
western territory report an aggregate
increase of $7,458,745 in gross reve
nues for the first quarter of the cur
rent fiscal year. Of these 14 roads,
five show decreases in gross amount
ing to $1,469,643, and nine show in
creases amounting to $8.92&,388.
Maintenance expenditures for the
three months increased $6,472,694.
Traffic, transportation and general
expenses Increased $3,652,318. Total
Increase in operating expenses was
$9,1i!5,012, or $1,666,387 in excess of
the gain In gross revenues.
For the period named the South
ern Pacific shows a gross decrease
of $745,894, an increase in mainte
nance of $BS3,SC3 and a decrease in
not of $1.821.357. The Union Pacific
shefws gross increase of $128,567,
maintenance increase $627,331 and
net decrease $739,154.
The Santa Fe system shows gross
decrease of $85,468, maintenance de
crease $232,222, net. increase $152,798.
The Rock island figures show gross
decrease of $352,511, maintenance in
crease $116,718 and net decrease $673.
--804. The Northern Pacific shows
increases under all three heads, re
spectively, $680,043. $399,412 and $11,
--317. The Great Northern also shows
increases of $2,175,768 $347,946 and
$1,185,332, respectively.
j Wall St. Closing Prices I
Sales | STOCKS |Hlga| Low I Bid i Ask
lOOiAllls Chalmers.. 7% 7%| 7%l 8%
200| Do pfd 42»<, 42 % 42% |43
22,300 Amal Copper... 70% 70 70% 70%
600 Am Can C 0.... 26% 26%' 26% 27
1,200 Do pfd 88 87% 87% 88%
100 Am Car ft Fdy. 43%' 43% 48% 44
200 Am Locomotive 30 30 80 81
300 Oo pfd 98 97% 98 99
100 Am S ft It 62% 62% 62% 62%
400 Do pfd 98 88 98 98 %
600|Am Snuff 165 164 165 168
600; Am Tob Co 241 238% 240 % 24:.
400 Anaconda i 34% 84%j 34% i 34%
I.IOOIA Tft 8 F 83 82%; 02% 93
100| Do pfd 98% 98% 98% 99
soo,Bethlehem Steel 28% 29% 80 30%
200!B«lt ft 0hi0... 98 92% 98 93%
lOOj Do pfd 81 81 80 81
SoO B R T 88% 87% 88 88%
20OjCal Pet 18 17% 17% 18
800| Do pfd 53 53% 58 56
S,7oo|Can Pac 225% 224%'225% 225%
•WjO ft O I 60% 5.! V. 56% 57
200jC G W 11% 11% 11% 11%
LIOOIC M ft St P... 98% i9B | 99% 99%
SOOCent Learber...; 25 24% i 24%j 26
400 Corn Products..! 9% 9% »%j 0%
3,2oo|Erle 28 27% 27%| 28
tWO] Do Ist pfd... 43% 48% 43% 43%
200,F W Woolworthi 89 88 88 89
SOOlGreat Nor Ore. 33 32%! 32% 33%
3'io'Great Nor pfd.. 1124% 124% 124%T25
l,Boo|Alaska G M...j20% 20%!... .7)
200|Goodrich | 16% 16fc j 15% 16%
100) Do pfd 78% 78% i7B ] 78%
2<NijGuggenhetm Ex 46%, 46%| t
900|lnsplration Cop. 14%; 14% 114 14%
100,111 Central ... 108% 108 *107 109
8,300 lnterboro Met.. 15% i 14% 15 15l<,
14,200 Do pfd 61 58% 80%* 60%
800 Inter Paper ... 8% 8% 8% 9 '
TOO DO pfd 83% 33% 34 85
100 Int Pump pfd. 16 16 14 59
TOO.Kan City 50...! 1 | 24 24%
I.3'VCLebigh Va11ey..1149 !!48%i14N% J48%
100|Mackay pfd...| 65%[ 65tjf 60%
OOOiMex Petroleum, i 47 I 46 I 46% 48
180 Do pfd 78 78 76 79%
100 Miami 21% 21% 21% 21%
oOf»|Mlssonrl Pacific 25%j 25%1 26% 26
600: Nevada Oausoi. 15% j 14% ■ 14% 15
200|N V Central... 90% 96 96 90%
1,1 «0 N V N H ft H. 79% 78% 78% 79
100|Nor A W pfd. 83%] 8.3% 82 86
600 Norfhem Pacißc 107% 107% 107% 107%
10f>lP U>rlllard Co. .165 [165 155 T67
I.B<s.Peun R R Co. .'109% 108%|l08 109%
loo!' ccftSt L. 82%1 82%J 80 82%
ltKiiPressed S Car, 25V. 25% 25 20
3Oo:Pullman Co !152 '150% 150 151
300' Ray Con 17%, 17% 18 |s: H
100 Kninl.y pfd ; 86. I 36 1 85 i 88
24.3- o Reading |162%:H12 162%!162%
2tKi Romiblic S & I. 10
W8 Do pfd ' ) 80\ 82 *
M Uock Island Co 14% 14"„ u\' 15
100. Do pfd" j 2;ii|i 23% 22 23
aOOfßoss Shefdeld.. 26%, 20% 26 I 27%
20OSL-SF 2d pfd..; 7% 7% 7%' §
500 So Pscfflc ! 57%! 87 87 8T«,
looMo Railway ... 22%' 22% 221-.' 22%
100, Do pfd ; 75 i 75 U%\ 75
SOOTenn Cop 29% 29% 29%) 20%
200 Texas Oil 116 illtl 116 i 116%
3,2oojThird Ay 40% 39% I 40%
200 Twin City R T.|lo<! 106 1106 1106%
200 i Underwood j 82 84%
I,6oo.Union Itag ft p! 6 5% I
2001 Do pfd 1 27% 27 *
22.20H Union Pacific. .. 152U 151% 152•« 152 :l ,
5(8.1, U S Realty... | 54% 54 53 55
100 Us RnblHT.. .i 54 54 54U 55
49.200 U S Steel Corp. 57 5«i4 86% 57
1.700 Utah Cop 1 48 47u,| 47%7 47%
2(81; Va Car Chm pf 07 97 ' I 80' |97
2 i Wabash | 3% 3%j 3%| 3%
2'Bi.\\estin K i,„ii S e ..! 65 I 65 | 64%j 65%
199.700—-Total shares sold.
Local Oil Quotations I
■WL Ask. : Bid. Ask.
Amal oil. .76.n0 — Mon cristo. no 1.00
*s*o 0i1...37.00 —{Paraf fine... 23 —
Caribou — I,3o'fiepublle ... 10
« laremoot. 27 —|S W & B. 10 —
<•"«! Cent.. 20 — Turner 2.10
Coal Mlik .%j 70|W X Oil Co 3.23 —
Maricop 36 '27 — .Storage offs 29 —
To Sell AutomobHe
For Benefit of Blind
For the benefit of "those that sit in
darkness," the San Francisco Asso
ciation for the Blind is planning to
raise funds by disposing of a Chalm
ere 36, 1914 model, five passenger
automobile on Dec-ember 22. This car
will be placed on exhibition tomorrow
for the one da yonly in the window of
Bare Brothers' store, on Union square.
The association conducts the library
and reading room for the blind at 1665
Jackson street, in connection with
which is the broom ami basket fac
tory and also tlie classes in braile
stenography and other pursuits suit
able for those who have not their
eyesight.
Boy Identifies Doctor
Craig as "Jack Peeper"
SHKIdIVVILLR. Intl., Dee ...—With
the finger of accusation leveled at
Doctor Craig, Arnold Moore, 21. tlie
Shelbyvllle hoy, stated on the stand
here today at the Knabe trial. "He
looks like the man I saw." when
asked il' ho could identify "Jack
Peeper." seen peel ing Into the Knabe
windows in Spring, proceeding her
death.
Over $50,000 Worth of
Fancy Poultry at Show
Nine hundred fancy chickens, tur
keys, ducks and rabbits, representing
more than $f>o,ooo in money, are on
exhibition at the second annual show
of the Ran Mateo County Poultry as
sociation, which opened in San Mateo
yesterday afternoon. Fanciers from
all the bay cities are in attendance.
Among the largest trophies are
those offered by the board of super
visors, boards of trade of San Mateo
and Redwood City, and Kenneth M.
Green.
Bradley Testifies
In His Own Defense
The grand jury investigation into
tlie escape of Robert Bradley, mur
derer, and Robert Graham, burglar,
from the Alameda county jail Septem
ber 1 was continued in Oakland this
morning.
I LOCAL PRODUCE 11
RECEIPTS INTERIOR PRODUCE. DEC. 5
Flour, qrs l,s4ti.Eggs. doc 39,450
Wheat, ctls 1.335 Cheese, ctts 155
Barley, ctls 8,835 Leather, ro 30
i Oats, ctls 350 Tallow, ctls 2o
| Beans, sks 11l Hides, no 230
Com, ctls 220 Pelts, no 45
Middlings, sks.. s<Bi Sugar, ctls 6,000
T'ofatoes. aks... «,655'Wine, gals 40,600
Onions, sks 525iC0a1. tons 90
Hay. tons l7oPaper, bdls 635
Wool, sks 211 Apples, bxs 1,800
Shorts, sks SojOranges, bxs 500
Alfalfa meal, sks l.OOOißaisins, bxs 2,000
Mo feed, sks 250!Rlce. sks 600
,Ro oats, sts lOO'Hoaey, cs 13
Butter, ctls 1,142|
BUTTER, CHEESE ART) EGGS
Quotations on the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exebanga:
Butter—Per pound-
Grades— Dec. 2 Dec. 8 Dec. 4 Dec. 5
Fresh extras 85c 33c 32c 31 %c
Prime firsts 32c 32c 31c 30% c
Eggs—Per dozen:
Grades— Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 4 Dec. 5
Fresh extras aec 47c 47c 45% c
Selected pullets 43c 42% c 42% c 42% c
) Cal, storage extras 3.V 85c SBe 35c
Cheese—California fancy Bats. 17% c per lb;
I firsts. 17c; fancy Yount Americas. 17c; do
firsts. lSc.
Retailers charge 2@3c a ponnd on each
square of butter and 2@3c a doxeu on eggs over
these quotations
Receipts today—Barter. 114,200 pounds;
eggs. 39.450 doeen; cheese. 15.000 pounds.
DRIED FRUITS AND RUTS
Prices quoted In San Francisco this morning:
Dried Fruits—Prunes, bulk basts, crop of
1913, 80-408. 7%c; 40-50s 6%c; 50-Oos. 6c;
60 70s, 8c: 70-808. 5%c; 20 100s. 6c; 100 120s.
B%c; 120s and nn. 2%c. Apricots, 1913 crop,
f. o. b. In 50 lb boxes. Il<ai4%c. Evaporated
apples, B@9c. Peaches, 1813 crop, 5(0,8c.
Pears, 1913 crop, 7<gllc.
Raisins—The following prices sre f. o. b.
Fresno, as given out by the Associated Raisin
company: 1918 crop, per lb, —Loose muscatels
(50), 1 crown. 4%c; 2 crown, sfte; 8 crown,
6c; 4 crown, 6c; seeded fancy, 16 oz packages,
7%c; do 12 oe, 6c. do bulk. «%c; do choice,
16 as, 7c; do 12 oa, 5%c; do bulk. 6%c; Sul
tanas, no stock; Thompson's seedless, nn
bleacbed 50s, 6c; 16 c*. 7%c: 12 oz. 5%c;
recleaned, %c sdvance; do Boated, %c ad
vance; London layers, 20 lb bores. 3 crown,
$1.45; 4 crown. $1.65; 5 crown, $2.25 : 6 crown,
$2.75; do 1 lb canons. $1.75; clusters, 20 lb
boxes. $2.50. Local representatives of the as
sociation are asking %c higher, while several
of the large packers are quoting %c under the
association's figures.
Honey—New crop. comb. IP,® 15c per lb for
fancy. 10®l2c for light amber and B®loc for
other; extracted water white nominal: white,
7%©8% c; light amber, Cftt7c; amber, s<&oc.
Nuts—Peanuts. 7*£7«*c per lb; plnenuts. 11
®12% c; Brazil, 18(ii2ec: filberts. 13615 c; pe
cans, 15tfjl6%c; almonds, 16fu21c and 10<vi 12c
for hardshell; walnuts, opening prices. 191.8
crop f. o. b., carloads: Budded. 19c; No. 1
softsbell, 16c; No. 2. ll%c; California cheat
nu's. 4fcfTOc : Italian do. UV.«ißc.
Dates—New crop Golden. 6%®7%€ per lb;
Fard. 10%® 11c.
LOCAL FRUIT MARKET
Prices quoted on tne San Francisco wholesale
fruit market: . .
Deciduous Fruits—Apples, per box: Nf w I"?
plpprna. 4 tier. #1.50<»1.73; 4% tier. $L2-'«J
1.35; beileflower, 4 tier, f1.86«1..5; do 4%
Her. $1.15fti1.25: Rhode Island greenings, 4
tier. $1.2541.33: do 4% tier, $1: Delaware
reds, 4 tier $1.35@1.40; do 4% tier. $1.1.><9
1.25; 'Hoover. 4 tier, $1.25@1.35: do 4% tier.
f1tt1.25; Baldwin. 4 tier, f1.25tt1.50j do 4%
tier, $1@1.25; Oreeon spltzenbergs.
do Jonathans. $1.50® 1.75; do Bea Davis,
$1 4"*<, 1.65,
Pears—Winter Nellls, $I@2.
Grapes (per cratel—All varieties, iSctt* 1 .
lugs. 6.V@t1.25; small boxes. 25@30c.
Straa-Wries—f 8© 10.
Raspberries (per chestl—JSfi'll.'
Cranberries—Howes. $13®13.50 per bbl.
Citrus Fruits (per box)— Lemons, standara.
$25<%3.50: choice, $4.50<&;5; fancy. $0..i043
6.50; remonettes, $1.50tt2.75; grapefruit, seed
less. $3©4: limes, per case, $4®4.50.
Orarfges—Navels, fancy. do choice,
$1.75®%; tangerines. $2.25®2.75.
Tropical Fruits—Bananas. Hawaiian. $1.50Q
2 per bnncb; do Central American. 4«5e per
lb; do Mexican, 2®4c per lb; pineapples, per
dozen, Hawaiian, $l..Wii3.
LOCAL VEGETABLES
Prices quoted tbis morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale msrket:
Potatoes iper ctli--Delta whites. 80c<?r$l;
Salinas. $1.75ig2; sweets, $1®1.25; Oregon
Burbanks. $1®1.40.
onions (per ctli— Sflversklns, 81.75®2; on
street, 250 higher: Oregon. $2.25«a,2.40.
Vegetables—Tomatoes. 50ctt$l l>er box; do
southern, per crate, 75c*i$l: ofcra, per box. $1:
string beans. 2®7c per lb: lima. 2fesc per lb;
peas. 8c per fb; green peppers, $1&1.25 per
crate; do southern, per lb. 2fe2%c; eavpiant,
4is."fsl per box; do southern, per lb, sc: rhn
barh. 75Ca$l ppr l»x: cabbegi-. $I..Vi f-r ctl;
squash, summer, per box, 75cer$l: do cream.
50ii75c; Hubbard, per sack, 75,-.'-isl: do mar
rowfat, '«o®7sc; spi-jnts. 4««'- per lb: mnsh
momi per lb, 5® 18c: buttons. 15<&20c: car
rots, "per sack. 50«80c; celery, small crates,
75c®$l; large, $L25«1.73; garlic, per 10. . <a,
8c; cucumbers per box. 75c®$l! lettuce, p«T
crate, 90c®51.25; cauliflower, per dozen, 40®
60c.
POULTRY AND GAME
Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
I'onlriv iper H>. - California fryers. 20(a22c;
old roosters, log 12c; do young. 18c- hens,
small. 15iy.l«c; eastern hens, 16®18c; do
y, r.-rv sto<-k. lY®2tC.
California Heus (per doz)—Medium. $4.50®
5; do extra. $6«7: old roosters. $4®5: young
roosters $6.50(it7.50: do full grown. $8; fry
eis. $jtif«, brOilers. $3*44.50; ducks, old. $;.»«
7 50- do young. *6<i7: pigeons. $1.25; do
squabs. $1.50'.i2: eastern bens. ftifi7.36. ac
cording to size; geese, per pair. $2<<i3.
iuikevs iper li>i— Live, yoeflsk, 18**21 c;
8o old. 17«t !!>••: dressed. 21<u26e.
Game tper doxl—Rabbits. $2@2.50: Belgian
hare*. $4hu: wild, $2<((2.75; geese, white,
$1,504)2.50; do gray, $4rp;4.50: braut. $2'a 4:
canvaahack, i*t>, mallard, widgeon,
$2.50©3.
HIDES AND SKINS ■
r-lces cjnoted at Napa:
Hides tper lbl —Dry cattle: Butchers. 26®
27c- murrains, 25c; dry salt hides, 18c; stags.
19< : kip. 27e; veal. 31c; calf.
Horse <each) —Large prime, skinned to hoof.
$2C0 , 2 23; No. 1 medium do. $1.50®2: No. 1
small do. 50e@*l; >>. 1 colts do. 2.-.SSSOc.
Wet SaPed iper lbl—Cattle: Stcrs, nic
dhim and heavy. 14%«15e: cows, heavy. 14%
®15c- bolls, steers and staes. I0®l0%c ; kip.
18 to'3o lbs. 14%®15c; veal, 10 to 15 lbs, 18c;
calf. 19c.
Sheen Skins (each!— Long wool pelts. ROCo)
$1- medium wool, 45®S0c: short wool. 25®40c;
lambs, long wool. 35®50c; do medium. 15®
30c- shearlings. No. 1, 15<J?25c; do No. 2,
*<Soat Skin* (eacbl — Prime Angoras, 75e®$1:
medium. 354350 c; large hair goats, 40c; me
dium hair goat. 25c: kids, 6®loe.
Tallow (par lbl—No. 1 clean and hard. In
bbls. s(§!s'».c; in oases, 4%®5c: No. 2 dark,
3%@4e; grease. 2®3c.
FLOTJB AND GRAIN
Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour (per ctl) —Net cash: California family
extras $5.00®8: bakers' extras, $4.05ffic5.20;
superfine $3.90® 4.10; Dakotas, $6.40&7.40;
Kansas. $808.23. *
Wheat (per ctl) —California club. $1.50;
northern wheat, bluestem. $1.05/31.07% ; Tur
key red. $1.55® 1.05; red Russian, $1.50; club.
$LSO; forty-fold. $1.52%@*>.55.
Barley (per ctl)—Good to choice feed, $1.80
®1 32% lower grades. $1.25411.27%j shipping
snd brewing. $1.35&1.40.
Oats (per ctl)—White. n.42%®1.47 %; red
seed. $1.90®2.13-; black, $2.5044.3; surprise.
$1.47%4j1.50.
Coru (per ctl)—Eastern, $1.69 for yellow
and $1.70 for white; Egyptian, white, $1.60®
1.65: Kaffir, nominal.
Kye—Nominal.
HAY. FEED AND MEAL
Wholesale prices on carload lots of hay on
today's market: Fancy wheat hay. light bales.
•10tt°l- No. 1 wheat or wheat and oat. $17®
IK- No' 2 wheat or wheat snd oat. $14®
1650* choice tame oat. $17(318; other tame
oat $.14®16.50: barley. $12<g15 : alfalfa. $10®
13 50; stock hay, $10@11.50; straw, 50®75c
ton)— Oilcake, 20 tons lots. $33;
10 tons. $33.50 ; 5 tons. $34; less than 5 tons.
$34 50- cocoanut. carload lots. $20; do 10 tons,
■$29; do 5 tous, $20.50: do small ots, $30.
PROVISION PRODUCTS
Wholesale price list on provision pro/liters
riven this morning by Miller A Lux: Tlntns
?_ Pr ib>—Eastern M. AL. brand. 21c; Call
fornla H. 11. brand. 20c; picnics. 12% c; bacon,
eastern M. It L. brand, 8-10 average. 25c; v. 10.
22c Purs, Lard—Tlorce basis, 18e; shortening,
tierce, lo%c; compound, H. H. brand, tierce
basis, lCc; salad oil. 76c; white cooking oil,
HAMS AND BACON
Ssn Francisco quotations this morning on
I hams and bacon are: Prlmrn»e hntns. 10 12
2iv.c; do 12-14. 21% c; do 14-16. 2lVjc; prim
rose bacon. 4-6, 3oc; eastern star hams. 10-12
21c- do 12 14. 24c: eastern skid hams. 22% c:
do 14-10 21c; eastern star bacon. 4-6 29c
do 6-8. 28c; do 8 10. 27c; do loll', 26c; tno.i
arch hams. 10-12. 20o; do 12-16. 21c; monarch
plcntc hams. 14% c: arrow bacon. 8 10, 2r,v< ;
do 10-12. 25% c: medium bacon, 20% c; Lt. D.
S.. 8 10, 28c: do 10-12, 22c; light medium,
PORK. LARD AND OIL
Tlie San Francisco quotations thrs morning
on pork. lard, cooklntr oil and family 'beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces. 14c; do 50, per case
$7.i8: do 10*. 5H.25; do 0». $8.93; do 3S, >»;
arrow compound, tierces. 10% c; do 80s. $5.38;
do 10s. 56.75: do $6.83; do Bs. $6.90:
yellow arrow cooking oil. 60c: White arrow
cooking oil. 70c: primrose salad fell. 75c: extra
family beef. $24; family beef. $24; extra mess
beer. ***: extra | rime pork. *25; wtra pig
pork. $30. Callfene—Tubs, ll%c: half bbls.
llAse; 1 tierce. -ll%e; 2 tierces, ll%c; 3
tierces, lie; cases. 87. Cottolene—Half bbls.
'.IV; -1 uww. U%c; aiiurces, ll%e; 5a,.
11% C. «
MARKET WORKING
TO SUIT BULLS
Speculative Atmosphere in
Wheat Shows Improve
ment in Chicago •
CHICAGO, Dec . 6.—Wheat bull 3
said iasi night that tne market was
working to suit them. They called
attention to the continued takings of
cash wheat here and at the seaboard
and asserted that the demand is more
likely to enlarge than to decrease.
The tone of the market is regarded
by most traders as better and, in fact,
the speculative atmosphere was bet
ter all over tlie board.
The increase in trading stocks ln
Wall street and the advance in prices
theer are taken as straws indicating
that a change has come over the spec
ulative situation and that for the
present at least wheat should be
bought on breaks. Bears say that the
short interest has been reduced on th e
arlvance and that there has been bulge
enough and advocate sales on any
further upturn.
It is said that corn bulls would be
satisfied to hav e prices hold around
present levels for two weeks or more,
so as not to attract too much corn
here. The west was having a had
storm yesterday, which was working
eastward. This, the bulls thought, iai
likely to further delay the movement,
it was said by pit traders who were
bearish that the short interest has
been cut down enough to warrant a
recession in values for a day or two
unless there is new buying devel
oped.
It was the gossip of the provision
trade last night that there had been
about break enough in prices for the
rime being, this theory being based
on the fact that the decline in hog
prices is expected to curtail country
marketings.
! NEW YORK BONDS
Bid. Ask.! Bid. Ask.
Atch c»n 4x 92 92%! West Pac 5s 75 761
Do cv 4s. 92*4 83% Jnps.il 4s .. 7X —
BA 0 45.. 90% 90% Jap ] rt 4%s B*% 89%
* , R , *4s • « W!' 3i Jap 2.1 4%5. 87 88%
<ol Ind 55.. 75 78 8 P cv *s.. 88% 85%
B * Rlhy 5s 80% 80% In AROSs 08 69%
W ' o,> i *■■ 61% 52 .Armour 4%5. 88% 80
S P ref 4s. 80 89%!()rr 8 t 4s. SOW 90
S P col 4s. 89 B9ms P Ter 4s. — 86
I P l«t 4s. 94 84%|C010 So 4%5. 89% —
Do cr 4s. 90% 00% v 8 reg 2s. 97 88
fi S Steel 5s 88%) Do cosp... 97 —
I.nit By 4s. — 58 |Do reg Bs.rOt%toH
C UAE unss — 92% IDo coup.. .102< 4 lo::
Am Too 4s. 94 96 ] Do reg #8.1H>%111%
Do 6s 118 — De C*»...n0%111%
Chinese Rs.. — 90 |Panatna 25.. 96%
Ynb deb 4s 49 49%j Do Ss reg. 99 180
CBicV Jnt 4s 94 84%
BROOHHALL'S GRAIN CABLES
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5 —Market responded to
short covering. Induced by strength in Winni
peg. Brmness in Rosarlo Hn.l srune unfavorable
weather reports from Argentina. Spot mar
kets were firm and indications point to lighier
world's shipments this week. Following the
opening the market was 8 U !1 with some press,
irre prompted by a cable* reporting light rain
in India and predictions of more, tmr agent
cabled this morning from Argentina that the
weather is now tine. At 1:30 p. m... under
tone steady and prices %&% higher than yes-
torn opened % higher and near months fur
ther gained %. Speculators supported on the
Improved spot demand, and the fact that a
large percentage of the Argentine shipments
were destined to America. The general under
tone is tirni.
France--Heavy rain has fallen and the
weather is still unsettled. Damage reports coii.
tlrmc.
Rosarin— Wheat closed firm and %@% higher
on disappointing liaTvestiag- retnrns and ftrni
ness of foreign bids.
Bnenos Aires—Wheat closed net %fr%
higher. Corn %®% higher from the opening.
«,.?5£ Nt , » Bl Pments--Wlresl: This week
154.000. last week 440.000 i H *t year I 104 000
Corn—This week 2 .185.800, To«t week 1 114 '■
000. last year 5.109.000.
Liverpool wheat market was steady follow
ing the 1:30 p. m. prices, due to a .-able from
Argentina reporting rains in the aorta sc.
tntvstenfng weather eKewhes-e
Estimates of worfflN shipment* of wheat
vyeMa#it OT America..
tfS?' T , l>t * l "Wpmenta last week
b h j/" 2 ' 810 ' 000 aU(J l» s t year 10.832,000
FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE
Consols unchanged. .Money, 72 1 16; account.
.2%. Rio Tlntos, 71 off %.
London copper opening: Market easy; spot
£66 ss. off I2s6d; fnrnres. «64 2s 6d off 10*!
Lead. £17 12s 6d. up 2s 6d.
London does not respond to the New York
improvement
L.'erpool cotton closed barely steady. 4V, to
5 points lower on near and 4 to 4% lower on
di.-tnnt.
Liverpool wheat closed %<a% higher; corn.
14'» hither.
BnetWS Aires opened: Wheat. %(Ji% higher.
«rm: corn. lower to % higher."
Parts wheat closed half higher: Antwerp %
lower: Berlin % higher: Budapest unchanged.
Rosa Ho wheat opened l@l% higher.
New OtTcstts wires: "Looks lite spinners
takings will he much in exo, ss of 306.000
hales."
London copper oVm-a fhwi. *pot£6s 10s. on
ss: futures, tm 7s 66, up ss; spelter. £2ft 17s
60. np ss.
Copper exports for the week ended December
4 totaled 11.045 tons: since **eeombor 1. 6.571
tons: year ago. 5.850 tons.
Urodsrreot's weeVly clearances: Wheat snd
flour. 5.317.000; last week. 5.080.000; last
year, 5,023,000.
New York cotton stocks: Certified, Decem
ber 4. 40,005; wsrebonse. 51.782.
FRESH FISH
Fresh Fish < cleaned and Iced, f. o. b. prices,
per lbl—Halibut. 10c; carp, sc: catßsh.
12%e; -cadfisli. 8c: red rock. »c; barracuda. *■;
soles. sc; sand dabs, 6c: tomeod. Die; smelt,
11c; white bait, Sc: salmon, lie; striped bass,
12t:.c; crabs. $2.25ffl 3 per -do«en.
byrne & McDonnell
i Members New York Stock Exchange.
Merchants' Exchange Bldg.
Tel. Doui- liis 5234
WE OWN AND OFFEK
$250,000
CITY OF LOS ANGELES
HARBOR IMPROVEMENT 4 i's
$65,000. <!ue May, 1914
$65.1100, due May, 1915
$65,000, due May, 1916
$55,000, due May. 1917
TO YIELD 4.85 PER CENT.
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litiil
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Chicago Board of Trade
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