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AMD TRIIIBILJME'S FMAMCIAL FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 15, 1911. 25 OAKIL PAGE I NEW YORK STOCK LIST I AHGENINE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK. AND BOND EXCHANGE. jr.

Wilson, Stockbroker. I 7 arnlag Session. Friday. December 15. CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXaiAAGE OIL. BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE. SA NFBANCISCO, Dee. 15.

Better Fancy creamery, S2c; seconds, 28e; fancy dairy. 27e. Eggs Store, 28c: fancy ranch, 88c Cheese New, 1415c; Young America, i5iec MARKET DULL, BUT SLOWLY RALLIES dV C. I'JILSQn GO, NKW TORK STOCK EXCTtANOTl sew yohk ccttton exchange 4 sCmCAGO BOARD OP TRADE THE STOCK AND ROD EX. SAN FRANCISCO 't Main ofTice.

Mill's building. Saa Branca offices. Palace Ho-tel. San Francisco; -Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles; U. 8.

Grant HoteL. Sao Diego. Private wire. Chicago and NewVTorat. i Bid.

Aak.1 Bid. Ask. Aa Oil 48.25 Moot 1.404 lOarilioa 1.13 New Pa 50 Clare moot 85 90 pae St Pt 19 20 Col Molt 40 42 Palmer 80 85 Cool Nat 14 Pmlta S.O0 Co Hid 01 02 Pinal 49 50 De Laze 1.00 Pyramtd 87 Empire 1.10 Record 8.0 BOO Enoa 17 Republic 84 85 Four 12 Sovereign 16 III Credo 04 3g 19 20 Marl Kat 23 Starling 1.25 1.8S Maricopa: 86 1 .90 Turner 1.00 1.15 Mascot l.OO United Otl SO 37 MeKlttrlck 9 Oil 2.60 Midway 29 Yellowstone 03 efXS AXGEXES OIL EXCHANGE. Fhrnlshed by B. F.

Hatton Co.) Morning Session. Frldav, December 15. CLOSING. QUOTATIONS Bid. Aak.

Bid. Aak. Amal 4T 60 Jade 11 171 Am Pt pri 75 Mex Pt pf 76 76 Am Ft Com 29 Bl do ltd Cora 404a 40 Aaaoctat 43.50 Pa 42 55 Brookshlrs 60 00 Palmer 75 Cal Mid 2 23 Pinal 7.00 Central 1.96 Trader 73.75 76. 00 Carnmbia 1.10 1.13 Union 98.75 99.00 Coatln 27 Union Pr 98.25 Euclid 23 87 West 1.1 Fuljertoa 4.60 Nevada 12 Glob 0Q OB Oleum 08 4 MISCISILANEOTJS i BONDS Bid. Asked.

Cal Gas and Elec Gen UaCT 6s. .103 Clty.Blso.Ce 6... 9 90 Market St Cable 6- 100 Natnma Oeesol ef Cal 92 93 Northern Cal Power Co fia 98 Omnibus Cable By 6s 103 Pae Tel and Tel Co 5a 99 Peoples Water Co Ss 72 T8 Powell St Railway 6a Sacramento Eleo Gaa and By 5a. .103 106 San Joaquin light Power 97 r. Oak aV 8 By 92 93 RR Co 1st rot 4s 94 95 8 Water Oe Oea Mtg 4s 94 United RJs of 4a 68 69 Valley Counties Power Co Be 99 WATER STOCKS Spring TaTley Water Ce 60 i.

GAS AND ELECTRIC STOCK Cal Power Co Coo ...55 66 Oro Water, and Co 1 86 Oro pfd 73 75 INSURANCE STOCKS Cal Insurance Co 7 Pac Coast Casualty Co ....129 SAVINGS BANKS Mutoal Savings Bank 73- STREET RAILROAD STOCKS California 124 POWDER STOCKS. Giant Coo Co 86 90 SUGAR STOCKS Hawaiian Com A Sugar 89 89 Hutchinson Sugar Plantation 19 SO Onomea Sugar Co 45 43 Paahau Co 28 23 OIL STOCKS Amalgamated Oil Co 62 Associated Oil Co 43 44 Sterling OH A Dot Co 130 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS Alaska Packerh Asa 88 Cal Fruit Canners Ass 15 Cal Wins Aaa Com 54 Pac Tel A Tel pfd 98 Pac Tel and Tel Com 47 Philippine Tel A Tel Corp 23 25 MORNING SALES. 1000 Bloc Bs 92 1000 Pacific Tel Tel Bs 09 800 Peoples 5s 72 200 Light Bs 97 5 Cal 8p Cables 125 60 Hutchinson 19 89 Oro Water 86 26 8 Water 114 Val Water 60 AFTERNOON SALES DEC. 15. 14O00 A Pacific 1st Con 6s 104 1O0O Northern Electric Co 5 92 WOO Peoples Water Co 5a 72 2000 United of 4s 68 60 Spring Valley Water Co 60 23 Do 60 10 Do 60 200 Do 80 61 lO Giant Con Powder Co 88 20 Hutchinson Sugar Plant 19' 60 Paaubau Oo 23 6 Union Sugar Co S3 MINING STOCKS Furnished by Zadig A Stock Brokers, 324 Bush S.

F. Morning Session. Fridsy, December 15. COMSTOCKS. CL08IJIG QUOTATIONS.

Bid. Ask. i Bid. Ask. AND DEATHS OFFICIAL RECORDS 1 DEEDS FILED THOTtSDAT.

DEC. 14, La con la Company (corporation) to A. Toung. Harrison st 1338 ft 12th st, north 62xE 150. south 52 ft of lot 12.

msp of Alice Park property, Oakland; subject to encum- braace of $10. Ada P. and Lewis S. Gear (hoaband) te Anna P. Linnell (widow).

14th avenue. 33 ft. north from northeast line of East 30th st. thence north 105. southeast 100 or 1 to In- 1 ternectton with 11 oe at right angles soatb- i west from Lincoln avenue from point on said I line lOO ft southeast from 14th avenue, thence southwest to north boundary of northern ad- -dltlon to town of Brooklyn, thence northwest to Intersection with Une drawn northeast at right anglea to East 30th St point 99 ft southeast ef 14th avenue.

thence south' west along said Una so draws at; right angles to East 80th st aa aforesaid to -point distant 85 ft northeast' from East 80th 'f st. thence west 99 ft oc 1 te beginning. Oak land; $10. Carl and Alma Snllberg (wife)'- to Bertha Sullberg (single). Southwest 14th avenue 104.80 ft SW East 25tbt st, south west 85.64, -north- west 140.33, northeast 14, sootheaat 47.

north-' esst 20. southeast 104.2 to commencement, por- ttan of block 131, Hig ley's map of Clinton." Oakland; $10. Marie C. Sinclair (widow) of Charles to George 8. Pierce.

SB 13th avenue 68.84 ft NE East 23th St. northeast 84.82. southeast 123.3, southwest 83. northwest 115.87 to com-' mencement. lot 8, map of Frost's 18th afenut tract, Oakland; $10.

H. N. and Helen G. Turretl (wife) to Faanle I Martin (single), Shattuck avenue 69.55 ft. 62d st.

south 66xS lOO, OakUnd; to mortgage of $1420; $10. i Andy L. Stone aiirf B. and Stone Company (corporation) to W. II.

and- R. E. Taylor. NW Grand avenne IT6.Sfft SB Elm st, northesat 40. northwest 12, soathwest k.

40. southeast 120 to beginning, bvlng alt of kt SOO, map of Madison Square, Elmhurat; give to correct error in 934D420; $10. tff William H. and Josephine "Taylor fwlfej te- Aobert E. Taylor, undivided half Interest' In tbe following: Starting at intersection of esst line of Pear main st with southesst line of lot 156.

ma.p of Stooeburst. thence, south 42 degrees 52 minutes east 375 ft along north- J' east line of Pearmaln at projecting lu south- ft east direction to a point at beginning, tbe see. south 42 degrees 52 minutes eaat 85 ft, north-1 -eaat 1O0, northwest 85, southwest 10O to be- glnniDg, frontage of property being 45 ft north-west of line of Pearmaln st projecting in SB direction snd northwest line of Plum st projected in southwest direction, Brooklyn town ship; $10. W. H.

snd Josephine Taylor (wife) and R. B. and Otelia Taylor (wife) to E. B. and A.

I Stone Company- (corporation), quit claim deed; lot 800. map of E. B. and A. L.

Stone Company's lots. Elmhurat. Oakland: $1. John Ferguson (single; to Rose Marie -Iacke. (wife of A.

8outheaat 14th avenne (Commerce st) 185 ft 8 East 21st st. said point being distant 113 ft northeast of Eaat 20tn st, thence southeast lOOxNE 33, portion of block 128. Clinton, and block 67. San Antonio, Oak- land; $10. F.

and Robin R. Jarvis (wife) to John aid Myrtle B. McMath (wife), 8 Van Buren avenue 115 ft Staten avenne, south 40.1 -1 or 1 to north line of land of John Frederick McMath, thence south 83 degrees 42 minutes eaat 10 ft, north 40.10 ft ra or 1 to south Hue of Vsn Buren avenue, west 10 to beginning, being east lO ft of lot 1 block 12, msp Lakeside subdivision of Adams Pt property, Oakland; $10. Same to same. SB Van Buren avenue and Staten avenue, south 40.07, south 83 degrees 42 v.

minutes east 115 ftfl north 40.10 or 1 to south line of Van Buren avenue, west 113 to beginning, being west 115 ft of lot block 12, map of aforesaid; $10. William G1. Bente. executor of estate of Henry Bente (deceased), to Minnie C. (single), B.1tb st 150 San Pablo avenue.

east 33-4xN 01. part of lot 23. block map of Gaskill tract, Oakland: $2250. Bridget M. McCarthy (widow to Creed H.

Sbeparilson (married), lot 89, block 5, map of Highland Park Terrace, Oakland; $10. James Lyng, trustees of Louis N. snd Nellie M. Hagar (wife) to Robert B. Mott, treat deed under deed of trust made by lunula Hi i' ger and wife to" secure payment ot $000 to Henry J.

Lyng August 14, 07. 1377D349; Telegraph avenue (prior to widening), 150 ft. south of 48th st (Temescsl avenne), south 1BO, north 83 degrees 23 minutes east 212-8 ft. north 84-4. west 200 to commencement, lots 1.

2 and 8. map of Temescsl Park, Oakland, except portion taken for widening Telegraph avenue; $8100. Louis and Annie E. Johnson (wife) to Anna P. Liunel) '(widow).

Intersection of line dl- vidlng lots 2 and 3. block with south- west line of Bella Vista avenue, thence north-' west 84, southwest to northeast line of Santa Clara (M6a avenue), aoutheaat to Intersection with line dividing lots 2 and 8, block C. north. -east 121.36 ft to beginning, being southesst 84 ft of lot 2. block U.

revised map of Oakland Heights, Oakland; $10. Anna P. Linnell (widow) to Louis Johnson. Vslleclto place 164.992 ft south of Lincoln sf, south 85.856, west 196.77, north 80, esst 177.06 to beginning, being lot 9, block map i' CHICAGO. Dee.

15. Butter steady. Creameries. 2483c; Dairies. 23S31c.

Egs Steady. Receipt. 135 cases; at mark, cases included. 2228c; firsts, 25.27c; prima flrats, 28 30c. Cheeee Steady.

Daisies. 15 16c; Twins, 1515ic; Toon Americas, 1516c; ong Horns, 13 16c. KEW YORK, Dec. 15. Butter Firm.

Cream-ery special. 30c; extraa. 85c: firat. 32 88 Vie. Cheese Firm.

State whole milk, fall and earlier specials. 18c. Egra Firmer. Fresh fathered extras, 88(9 41c; extra firsts. 33 36c; firsts 83 34c; seconds, 29 (g 32c refrigerator seconds, local storage chsrges paid, 21g22c: refrigerator thirda.

1820e: do poor, 14 17c; Weatern gathered white, 8840c. SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN MARKET) SAW FRANCISCO, Dec. IS. Wheat steady; no trading. Cash.

$1.47 1.52. Barlay Steady. December, 81.70 bid, $1.73 asked; May. cash, $1.73. Corn Steady.

Western states yellow, $1.55. 4 MONEY AND EXCHANGE. NEW YORK, Dec. 13- Money on call ateady. 34 per cent; ruling rate, closing bid, offered at 3.

Time loans, firm; sixty days and ninety days, 4)4 per cent: six months, 44 per cent. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral service tomorrow December 18, at 2 o'clock p. under the auspices of Live Oak Lodge No. 61, F. and A.

from the Masonic Temple, corner of 12th and Washington streets. BYRNE In thin ctfy. December 14. Annie, wife of the Jate John Byrne and aunt of F. C.

and R. Kehoe. a native of County Wexford, Ireland, aged 01 years, 9 months and 17 days. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow- (Saturday), at 8:30 o'clock a from her late residence. 1824 Myrtle street; thence to St.

Francis de Sales church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Interment, St. Mary's cemetery. CUMMINS In this city, December 14, 1911.

William F. Cumins, a native of Tennessee, aged 70 years. GEER In this city, December 14, Henry Fowler Geer, beloved husband of the late Mary D. Geer aDd loving father of Mrs. Julia M.

Hershlser, Charles H. Geer, Mrs. Carrie L. Dallas and Fred A. Geer, a native of Connecticut, aged 73 years, 7 months snd 27 days.

GORLEY In this city. December 12. Mrs. Bell H. Gorley.

widow of the late Captain H. A. Gorley, foster-mother of Mae I. Gose and sister of Frank Hamilton of San Jose and A. O.

Hamilton of Oakland, a native of New York. HOG AN In this city, December 14, 1911, James Clarence Hogan, dearly beloved son of Joseph M. and Mary A. Hogan, loving brother of Frank, Catherine, Florence, May, Albert. Kvelyn and Joseph Hogan, a native of Oakland, aged 13 years Jind 16 days.

EILBXINX At the County Hospital, December 15. 1911.. John Kilkline, a native of California, aged years. 11 days. STEVENS In this city.

Dec. 12. 1911. George beloved husband of Mrs. Katherine Stevens, a native of Rhode Island, aged 50 years.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, December 16. at 2 p. from the funeral chapel of E. James Finney, 528 18th streef. Oakland, under the auspices of Bay View Lodge No.

4C1. and A. Interment private. WATTS In this city. December 13, 1911, Annie Watts, widow of the late Stephen Watts, mother of Mrs.

J. G. Sjoberg and aunt of Mrs. Robert Thorsen. a native of Sydenham, England.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services tomorrow (Saturday), December 16, 1911, at 1 o'clock p. at the residence of James Taylor, northeast corner of Fifteenth and Jefferson streets, Oakland. Interment private. CARD OF THANKS. We herewith desire to express our aincere and heartfelt thanks to our many friends snd relatives for their kind sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended to ua during our late bereavement of the loss of our dearly beloved husband and father.

(Plgned MRS. C. WOTBOT.D AND RON. A Ophlr ..1.70 1.72Utah. 08 Mexican .4.37 4.401 Sierar Nev 86 87 Gould 06 08 1 Bullion 4 05 Best A 17 18 Seg Belcher 20 21 Con Va 78 801 Overman 1.00 Savage 80 31 Union ..1.82 1.33 Chollar 08 Julia 80 Potoal 14 Caledonia 1.10 Hale A IB Silver 06 Con Imp 02 Chal Con IS Alpha Ol Occidental 50 Belcher 80 Andes 10 12 Confidence 6o Scorpion 20 TONOPAb.

Montana 77 West End 76 Tono Ex 1.17 Rescue Con 21 Midway 22 Butler 03 Belmont 8.24 Mlspah Ex 76 North Star 27 GOLDFIBLD. Gold Con 4.97iGt Bend 04 Sandstorm 03 Top Ex. ..01 Columbia Mt 05( Florence 70 Jumbo Ex 2 08 00 Booth SO Com Frae 14 10 Blue Bull 05 Gold Kew 07 OS Adams 02! Gold Port 02 Bllver- 01 Cracker 02 Blue Bell 03Red Hllla 01 St-i Ivea S3Yellow Tiger .03 13 02 3 Lone 8tar 04 Merger 19 Oro 04 05 Spear Gold OS Atlanta 16 IDlarafield 12 14 CALIFORNIA. Central 37 BULLFROG. Bonnie 02 (White Capa 06 Mayflow Con 02 031 Tramp Con 02 MANHATTAN.

Man Con 09 Stray Dog 01 Man Dexter .04 Man Big 4.. 81 Mustang 04 Thanksgiving 03 Mineral 08 OO Con 21 OTHER DISTRICTS. Nevada 02 PKta ..1.22 SALES. 150O Rescue 25 100 Frsetion 16 500 Jumbo Ex 22 ,11000 Dlam 08 2000 Booth 06 10 Vernal 16 100 13 1000 Sandstorm 03 100 Kewanaa 07 2000 Coalition 03 Tho following quotations, of prices of la tho New York Stock Exchange are from X. Wilson, member of tho New York Stock Exchange, with offices In tho Mills building.

Montgomery and Bush streets. 8na Francisco: Sales. Stocks Bla-b. Low. Bid.

Ask. Am Agriculture. 60 58H 69 60 Do pfd 103 104 70 AlltS-Chalmers ..2 1 2 2 100O Do pfd SH 6 6tf 7 23900 Amalg Copper 66 64 66 66 2300 Am Beet 55 65 65 10 Do pfd 89 100 Asa Can Co 11 11 10 11 160 Do pfd 0 90 90 90 SOO Am Car A Co. 64 54 64 64 Do pfd 116 118 SOO Am Cotton 44 44 44 Do nfd 92 95 Am Hldo 8 8 Do pfd 21 23 100 Am Ice Seenritleav 19 1 18 19 Am Xanseed 9 60O Do pfd 81 80 80 81 10O Am 87 37 86 87 10O Do pfd 104 104 108 105 470O Am Smel 74 73 78 78 100 Do pfd 108 103 102 102 TO Am Sugar 116 115 115 115 Do pfd 114 116 Am Steel Found. 88 84 1200 Am Tel OO.140 189 139 140 1000 Am Ton pfd ...103 103 108 103 Am Woolen 25 37 Do pfd 89 69 6400 Anaconda 89 89 39 89 600 Atlantic Line.

134 183 133 184 2800 A Santa Fe.106 106 100 106 10 Do pfd 108 104 Bethlehem Steel 29 80 Do pfd 58 68 67 59 1700 Bait A Ohio ...102 102 102 102 600 Do pfd 89 89 89 89 2100 77 76 77 77 1700 Canadian Pacific. 240 240 240 240 4100 St 74 73 73 74 C. A. A 18 28 Do pfd 86 45 100 19 19 19 2 Do pfd 87 87 200 148 143 143 144 200 Do pfd 191 191 190 20O 220 A St ...111 110 111 111 AO Do pfd 145 146 145 146 lO Central 20 20 20 21 10 Do pfd 91- 92 Central of J.817 815 810 820 6400 Chino Copper 24 24 24 24 St 69 63 Do pfd 95 105 Colo Fuel 1 27 28 Do pfd 108 10O Colo Southern 46 46 46 49 Do lat pfd 76 76 Do 2d pfd 65 75 600 Con Gaa 139 138 138 189 200 Corn Products 10 10 10 11 Do pfd 74 76 100 Del Hudson ..167 167 166 168 015 670 700 A 21 20 21 22 400 Do pfd 44 44 44 45 800 Distill Securities. 81 81 31 82 Dulnth 8 8 A A.

8 lO Do pfd 17 17 Enamel AS 14 16 Do pfd 2 95 SOO Erie 82 81 32 32 150 Do 1st pfd 63 62 68 53 10 Do 2d pfd 42 42 42 43 800 General Electric. 156 153 154 155 1700 Gt Northern Ore. 85 84 85 85 1100 Gt Northern pfd. 128 128 129 129 700 Goldfleld Con 6 6 4 6 600 Illinois 142 141 141 141 1500 Interboro-Met 15 15 15 15 4500 Do pfd 48 47 48 48 20O Internet Harv 107 107 107 Do pfd 120 Internat Paper 9 10 Do pfd 46 46 Internat Pump 82 84 Do pfd 82 83 Iowa Central 17 Do pfd 81 40 Southern 28 29 Do pfd 64 67 28100 Lehigh Valley ..170 178 179 179 1000 166 154 155 156 Mackay 81 86 100 Do pfd 71 73 100 Mexican Central. 33 88 83 34 Miami Copper 23 23 22 22 StP a M.136 134 135 136 Do pfd 147 148 600 A 29 29 29 30 Do pfd 64 66 800 Missouri Pacific.

89 89 89 89 4700 National Lead 53 51 63 53 100 Do pfd 106 107 National Biscuit. 188 140 Do pfd 127 128 800 Nevada Con 19 18 19 19 SOON Central ...107 106 106 107 fe St 68 55 Do 1st pfd 8 HO Do 24 pfd 75 85 100 Sc. H.138 137 138 400 Ont W. 89 89 39 89 6O0 Norfolk West. 10 108 108 108 Do pfd 90 91 North American 72 73 11100 Northern Pacific.

118 118 Omaha 137 '141 Do pfd 160 160 800 Pacific Mail 81 30 81 3Jt 220O Penn Co ...122 122 122 122 400 Peoples Gas ....103 102 108 103 Pittsburg Coal 17 18 Do pfd 82 83 106 Pressed Steel Car 88 88 83 34 Do pfd 1O0 103 100 Ry Steel Spg Co. 81 81 31 31 Do pfd 100 101 Bay Con 17 16 17 17 13O3O0 Beading 164 152 163 153 Do lat pfd 88 89 Do 2d pfd 06 97 600 Republic 8 26 24 25 25 100 Do pfd 83 83 83 83 1200 Rock Island 25 24 25 25 700 Do pffd 46 46 46 47 Sears Roebuck 142 Do pfd Hntt gloss 8 I Co 40 45 Do pfd no StL SF 1 pfd 66 68 2O0 Do 2d pfd 41 41 41 SJH 82 Do pfd" 71 i3 -2SOO Southern P.clfic.112 112 112 112 800 Southern Ry ...29 28 2 29 Do pfd 71 71 SOO Tenn Copper ...87 87 87 88 Texas Pacific 22 28 Texaa Oil 84 834 83 84 600 Third Avenue 6 6 6 6 40tSi St W-. 15" 16 14 15 Do pfd "7 Twin City 104 106 27200 Union Pacific 172 174 174 Do pfd 2 04 100 Un of 33 34 600 Do pfd 60 60 60 61 Cast Iron 18 15 80 Do pfd BO 8 Realty 68 6 800 Rubber 47 47 47 48 100 Do let pfd ...110 110 Do 2d pfd 75 76 10T80 8 Steel Cor. 67 66 6T 68 120O Do pfd 1U no 110V ill, 9000 Utah Copper ...68 62 53 f8 Va-Car Cham Oo. 64 65 Do pfd 11 122 1700 Wabash 6 JH 7 4200 Do pfd 17g 164 1 Wells Fargo Ex 147 151 West Maryland 61 61 4O0O Western Union 8 79 80 80 1800 Westlngbonso 68 66 67 68 4 4 Do 1st pfd 10 12 Do 2d pfd 6 Wisconsin Cen 64 57 Underwood 5045OO Total shares sold.

Bonds, $3,155.00. Call loans Opening. 4 per cent: high. 4 per cent: low. 8 per cent; last loan.

8 per cent: ruling rate. 4 per cent; closed at 8B 8 per cent, XOHO LD3T. Bid. Ask.) Bid. At On 4s.

99 99 Chinese Bs 96 At Cn 4al0 100S Wan Db 4a 51 A 4s. 98 98 West Pac 5s 89 4s. 83 84jJap. 4n 85 Col Ind Be. 72 T4do lt 46.

82 US Blty 5s 89 2d 4s. 91 I Col 482 72 I US Reg -SsIOO Ref 4S 4 95 do Conpon .10 Col 4s 91 92ido Beg 8s. .101 Cos 4a 97 97 I do Coupon 101 Ask. 96 61 9 88 93 93 100 100 102 102 113 114 102 83 92 CP lct 4s. 96 97 CP Con 4el02 103 US Stl 5s.

101 101 Utd Btt 5s.l01 101 Utd Ry 4s. 67 70 6s 94 Am TVb Bs 91 do Reg 4s. 113 do Coupon .11.1 Panama 2 lOO Pana 1938a 101 DA EG 5s. 85 Armour 4s 91 TO THE TRAVELING PTJBXJO: The Transfer te. 03TLT company" cfeecfelas; bar crag from yonr hotsl or residence direct to destination on all Tall-roads and steamship UrfesL Furnltnro Moved.

Packed. Stored and Shipped. Phones Oakland 248, Home A5204. Uiiiteci i v- BOOSTS PRICES Damage to Crops Reported From South America Aids Wheat Market CHICAGO. Dee.

Rains doing damage In North Argentina had strengthening effect to. day a the market for wheat. Besides, there wore report of sharp falling off in ship rants foe Soefh American Opening prices here were to 3e up. May started 97e to 97 a gala of 6c te c. bet reacted lo 9797e.

Closing figures were firm, with May at 99c; a gala of 11C. 8eUlng on the part of longs wiped eat ae advance in eoen. May opened a ahade to It nigner at eve- to 63e and leu nacx 10 68e. The close was firm. an at e464e for May.

Oats followed the course of other grain, bat In general lift la at tho start and then easing off. May started a 16th lower to a like amount np at 48e to 48o end later sold at 48e. Bos; products showed firmness on secoent of a rise In quotations at the yards. First sales were occbanged to Te higher, with May $16.03 for pork: $9.3 for iard and $8.50 for ribe. December.

94e: May. 99e; July. 95 Wc Cora December, 62e; May, July, 64c. Oats December. 47c: May.

48e; Joly, 45 Q45e. Pork January, May. July, $18.12. Lard January, May. Jnly.

$9.45. Ribs May. $8.62: July. $8-52. Bye No.

2. 924J93c. Badley Clover $18. 50 20. 25.

CHICAGO, Dee. 15. The Inter Ocean says: It was the gossip on wheat laat night that a number of local bulls had grown tired and taken their losses, John Cudahy being among them. He went out on over 600. 000 bushels wheat, aa he is closing up hia trades preparatory to going to California.

He also covered hia provision trades. Sentiment last night waa more bearish on wheat and tbe short interest showed considerable Increase. Traders say that with favorable Argentine news it will take a lot of new buying to hold prices at or above the present level. It Is said that Lanyon. the St.

Louis trader, la long S.OOO.OOO buahels wheat here. It waa quite freely remarked that Tem-pleton waa getting a profit out of buying cash wheat from Llcbtatern at lc under December and selling it for December in the pit and delivering the cash wheat In the afternoon. In tbe past two days he la credited with delivering buahels on December trades. Gossip among the corn specialists had it that a majority of the pit traders were bullish and long. Cash people said that tbe demand was slack and tbey had more inquiries for bids from country shippers.

One of the largest of the pit traders figured out lsst night where 1.600.000 bushels December had been unloaded the past few days by local longs who did not want the cash stuff. January was 2e under December yesterday, which they say la not a healthy condition at this time of month. I XjIVESTOCK market. I CHICAGO, Dee. 15.

Cattle Receipts estimated at 2300. Market steady. Beeves. $4.75 8.90; Texas ateers, western steers, stockers and feeders, sows and heifers, calves, Hogs Receipts estimated at market dull, steady. Ight.

85.6C6.15;. mixed. 5.850 6.30; heavy, 6.966.35; rough, 5.95(36.10; good to choice heavy, plga, $4.25 5.20; bulk of sales, 66.25. Sheep Receipts estimated at 11.000; market weak. Natives, western, $2.50 4.10: yearlings, lambs, native.

$4.25 western. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY A FEW BARGAINS. $1250 Lot 62xl40; Pte4mont Vista; this Is a bargain. Lot 200x600; at $5 per foo; 60 minutes to San Francisco. $2750 Lot 60x107; East Piedmont Extension.

$-6 room cottages; lot 60x174; Income from two $34 per month. $3750 45xlSO; 6 rooms; S.E. corner Central Alameda. $4000 100x140; good 9-room house anil barn; land alone worth the price; two blocks from S. P.

new electric service. $450060x150; 9-room house; close to S. P. electric service. $8000 42x147; 8 rooms; modern throngn-out; beautiful yard.

List "your property with us for results. BRASWELL WEDEMETER, 127 San Pablo Oakland. Phones A 3327, Oakland 1363. FOR RENT Completely furnished 6 -room 2-story house; excellent location in Vernon Heights; rent reasonable to parties furnishing references. Call at 301 Orange phones Oakland 30G9 or 147.

MODERN, sunny 6-room flats; every convenience; block from cars, 6 minutes to lZth and Broadway; rent very reasonable. Call or address owner. 176 E. 12th street. NEW house, $2300, 5 rooms; lot as first jjayment.

Box B-471, Tribune. TO LEASE Very fine offices for physi-clan in -Peralta now occupied by Dr. Huntington; will be vacant first of January. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST desires pleasant home, assist In housework forenoons; afternoons free; salary $15. Phone Mer-rltt 1128.

RESPECTABLE working woman can room In exchange for company nights. Phone Piedmont 6067. WANTED Saleslady. Cloak and Suit Eastern Outfitting; 615 14th street; LOST-Saturday, Dec. 9, In Melrose, black shepherd dog; yellow spot over each eye; collar; reward.

1653 46th ave. LEGAL In the Superior Court of the State of California. In and for the County of Alameda. In the matter of the estate of Mary J. W.

Wethered, deceased, No. 15001. Dept. No. Notice Is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of tbe will of Mary J.

W. Wethered. deceased, and for the Issuance unto Lewlna W. Martinez. Carrie W.

Woodwortb and Mollie V. Kruoe of letters testamentary thereon, has been filed In said Superior Court, and that Friday, the 29th day of December, D. 1311, at 16 o'clock A. M. of said day.

at the Court Room of Department No. 4 of said at the Court House to the City of Oak-, land. County of Alameda, State of California, have been appointed as -the time and placo for hearing said petition and proving said will, when and where any person Interested may appear and contest the same. and show cause, if any they have, why said petition should pot be granted. Dated.

December 15th, A. D. 1911. JOHN P. COOK.

Llerk. lBy W. W. CRANE. Deputy COMTE, No.

333 Kearny street, Francisco, Attorney for Petl-: loners- ANNUAL' The regular annual meeting, of the stockholders of the Union Savings Bank will be held at tbe office of said corporation, situated at the northeast corner of Broadway and Thirteenth street in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda State of California, on Tuesday, the 9th day of January, 1912, at the hour of two o'cloek P. M. of said said meeting being held for the purpose--cf eleetins a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. A. E.

XL CRAMER, Secretary ef Union Savings Bank. PROBATE OF WILL AND APPLICATION FOR LETTERS TESTA MENTARY THEREON. Even Steel Stock Shares General Apathy of Securities On Waif Street NEW YORK. Dee. 13.

Subsidence of bullish manipulation followin heavy profit-taking was the explanation commonly advanced of the market's heaviness daring the early-' session. Traders were inclined to look for a greater reaction from the previous day's high level. Steel ahared the general a paths despite prospects ef a further advance la prices of products. Renewal of weakness In Wabash leaves and other stocks in the 'group was hardly contributing factor. Copper aharea as a whole were conaplcnona for their relative strength.

By midday the market manifested a somewhat better tone under the leadership of Lehigh Valley and Reeding. Bonds were Irregular. Business dwindled away daring the Boom hour, with little more than alight fractional cbangea in the active issues. The smart advance lr Weatern Union, part of which waa soon' lost, wac almost the sole feature of the hour. NEW YORK.

Dec. 15. MacCIellan ears: Yesterday's market was one of crosscurrents. On the advance in United States Steel the Baraen party sold this and other atocks, especially Union PaclBc. The Prick and Morgan people are credited with being heavy buyers of Steel, while Standard Oil and First National Bank people are quoted as not being bullish and doing little at present.

The Baruch people will Srobably replace stocks If prices go off ttle. Would therefore favor purchases on any further decline. i I COTTON MARKET. NEW YORK. Dee.

15. Cotton spot closed quiet; middling uplands, middling gulf, $9.70. Sr.les, 2000 bales. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.

Cotton Liverpool due 9 higher on December and 6H to 7 higher on later positions. Opened firm, to higher. At 12:15 p. m. market was steady at a net advance of 4H to 6W.

Spots 8 higher at 6.02d; good demand. Sales 10,000 bales. Including 90O0 American. Port receipts today estimated at 70,000 bales; last week, last year. 72.887.

Arrivals of cotton in New York yesterday were 3310 bales. Including 2054 consigned, 40 for export and 1218 forward. A cable from Ellison places weekly consumption of British mills st 8O.000 bales, against 70.000 last year. Continental mills. 110,000 bales, against 105,000 last year.

Total. 190,000. against 175,000 last year. English mill stocks 402.0OO. against S81.000 last year.

Continental mill stocks 1.242.000. against 1,024,000. Total 1.754.O0O. against 1.385.O0O Galveston advices report that 10,000 bates axe being cleared from that port direct export to Japan. It is stated that this will bs the first direct shipment to a Japanese port since the year 1906- Gainesville, wires Weld Sc "Considerable cotton offering and more disposition to sell." Week's into-sight estimated at 635,000 to 640.000 bales.

The following were the closing quotations: Option Open. High. Low. Close. 8.79 8.83 8.71 8.7903.81 January February March April May June July August September October November 8.88 8.83 8.92(28.93 8.9568.87 9.059.06 .099.11 9.15&9.16 9.1849.20 9.19S9.20 9.24 9.25 8.92 8.95 $.82 9.04 0.08 8.94 9.12 9.18 9.20 9.20 9.26 9.23 9.25 9.05 9.20 9.18 9.13 9.19 9.23 9.20 9.10 9.269.29 9.17(89.19 December 9.25 Market closed steady.

Spots unchanged. Mid- ling uplanda, 9-45. e- COPPER MARKET I NEW YORK, Dec. 15. Copper steady; spot, January, $13.35 13.75 electro, 13J413e: casting.

13Q13c. Lead Quiet, $4.404.50. Bar ailver 55e. i I SUGAR AND COFFEE. NEW YORK, Dee.

13. Raw sugar, quiet. Muscovado, .89 test, 4.37c; centrifugal, .06 teat, 4.87c; molasses, .89 teat, 4.12c; refined, WOOL MARKET 1 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.

Wool- Steady teritory. and western mediums, 17 20c; fine mediums, lflfanc: fine, I15rl5c. Universal Scrrlc Vs mhJ Classified Ads in THE TRIBUNE bring big returns. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses have been issued Jt'COinrilXETJRKE Charles MoConneU, 23, and Jessie Burke, 2S, both of Rust.

NELBON-HAMMOHD George C. Nelson. 25. and Madge Hamoud. 38.

both of Sacramento. BTJCH-FOLTZ Theodore Buch, 24, Oakland, and Mary Folts. 21, North Yakima, Wash. YOH-rBEDERIOSSOM Blair Yon, 25. San Francisco, and Ague Frederickson, 22.

Seattle, Wash. DRAGOSI-CASAjrOEA Sylvestore Dragoni, 90. SUa Francisco, and Emily Casaoora, 20. Oakland. FORD-MATBOIT Walter D.

Ford, 23. Trenton, and Florence Mataon, 21, Oakland. TAB SAUDT-AOBB Loots Van Sandt, 31, and Lucie Ager, 21, both of Sunol. TXT It SKY-EDDY Raymond Tursky, 25, and Lillian K- Eddy. 24, both of Berkeley.

BIRTHS. MATTHIAS November 24, to the wife of Her man Matthias, a daughter. BAZLET November 29, to the wife of Baaley, a son. HARRIS December 2, to the wife of Harris, a daughter. SIMON December 7, te the wife of John Ernest Walter Simon, Albert of Ln-Francla a daughter.

J.EVENE December 13, to the wife of I. Levene. a daughter. November 28, to the wife land Cheater Keilbar, a daughter. XIOS8EY November 18.

to the wife of Frederick Mogsey, a eon. BOARD OF HEALTH REPORT. 'The following death certificates have been filed at the Health Office: Name. Age. Date.

Cause, Mary McGrath .75 Dec. 11. Myocarditis. Arthur D. Logan James W.

Rupp F. I Courvelaier ..40 Dec. 12. Pul. tuber.

Dec. 12. Marasms. ..82 Dee. 18.

Bronchltia. Aobu T. Sivupson 4a. M. Glmemober .54 Dec.

13. Perin. anaemia. ..4 Dec. 13.

Convulsions. .61 Dec. 14. Mitrsl reguig. Jtimie Byrne Root.

H. Lorett Dec. 14. Broncho pnen. Henry W.

Geer 73 Dec. 14. Cerebral hem. DEATHS. AKTOSTLLE In San Francisco.

December 14, 1911, Joseph S. Aatonelle, late a member of Oakland Lodge. No. 18S. F.

and A. a native of Italy, aged 52 years. "-Frlawda sod acquaintances are respectfully invifed to attend the funeral services tonne-row (Saturday) afternoon, December 18. 1811, af 2 o'clock, at the parlors of the Albert Brown Company. No.

672 18th atreet. Interment at Mt. View cemtery. Funeral under the auspices of Oakland Lodge, No. 1S8.

F. and A. M. BTJBXEIGH In thia city, December 14, 1911, Elmer S. Burleigh.

Remains at Ernest A. Wollitx' fnneral parlor, 1415 Webster street. Member of Live Oak Lodge, No. 61, F. and A.

M. One System BIRTHS, MARRIAGES sFffsTs9stir UllWsML II I I -mjK PkJ. Watt- Have gift? and friends will not mean Even of the of steps Let us particular. The cr a GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET I CHICAGO. Dec.

15. The fallowing were the dosing quotations: OATS PER BUSHEL. Optica. Open. High.

ow. Close. December 93 .94 .92 .94 May 98 .09 .98 .9 December 62 .62 .62 .62 May 63 .64 .63 .64 July 63 .64 .63 .64 December 47 .47 .46 .47 May .48 .43 .48 .48 July .43 .47 .45 .45 PORK FEB BARREL. January 15.63 15.7 15.55 15.55 May 16.05 16.15 15.90 16.00 jniy- io.au ig.xv 10.07 10.12 LARD PEB BARREL. December 9.07 9.07 9.05 9.07 January 9.03 9.13 9.02 0.1O May :9.30 9.40 9.3 9.35 July 8.80 9.45 9.47 SHORT RIBS PER 100 LBS.

January $.27 8.17 8.22 8.22 May 8.5 8.57 8.47 8.52 Jnly 8.53 8.57 8.52 8.52 Classified Ads in THE TRIBUNE bring big returns. IK, vianon ana Saturday and Sunday. Doc. 1 6-17 AT OAKLAND of resubdlvlsion of portion of block E. Oakland, $10.

I 6TJMMARY OF THE MARKETS, -e NEW VORK, Dec. 15. American stocks In London Irregular, with small changes. Public service commission author Is Ns Tork Central to laaue $15,000,000 equipment trust notes at not less thsn 97. v.

Bulk of $10,000,000 New York State eansl improvement 4a awarded to New bankers at 101 plua. Representative Underwood fears session win go on record as most extravagant ot any Con gresa. British Foreign Secretary Grey ssys Angk Russian agreement was not Intended to impair independence of Persia insists Sbustev be. replaced by some one acceptable Great Britain'1 and Russia. American Agrlesjrtural-Chemlcal declared in- ltlal quarterly dividend of 1 per cent on common a took.

Standard Oil's famous private wire system goes ont ef commission today. Secretary of State Knoa urges Congress te give President sweeping tariff powers to ex. -elude goods of European countries discriminating against. United States. Twelve industrlsls advanced .16 per eentf twenty jictive ivioior gtac SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17THA of Spectacular, Realistic verci and Of her Leave Elmhurst 4:14 p.

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