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Ribbons. at 25C Yard.

A big lot and n great assortment,
hundreds of yards of the seasons
novelties, p1aids, checks and Ro-
man striped ribbons, wide widths,
suitable for sashes, neck ribbons,
etc. The kind we've been selling
readily for 35c and 45c per yard.
You'll get the benefit of this sale
by paying only clearance sale price
for it-25c the yard for your
choice.
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Cloaks, Capes and Suits.

The entire line in our big Cloak
Department has met the reduction
pencil. Many of you need winter
suits and garments, and want sty-
lish, serviceable ones at as small
cost as possible. You know the
kind we keep; if not, twill pay You
to come and see them and the
prices they bear, for this is just
the opportunity you are seeking.
and almost a season yet ahead of
you to wear them.
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Items from Toilet and
Stationery Dept.

Rubber Dressing Comb, inches
long, coarse and fine. Clearance
sale price, 1Oc.
Rubber Dressing Comb, inches
long, coarse and fine. Clearance
sale price, l5c.
Tooth Brushes, genuine imported
French article, good quality. Clear
ance sale price, Zoe.
High-grade Pcrfumed Toilet
Soap. violet and lilac de Franco
odors. Clearance sale price, &c
cake.
Transparent GIyccrine Toilet
Soap, 3 cakes in box. Clearance
sale price, 12c box.
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SILK ITEMS.
SOC instead of 81 and ST Is

Some GOO yards of 81 and 81 25
Taffeta Silks; make an unusually
attractive item for you to consider,
at soc the yard in this sale. They
are brocades, taffetas, in large and
small designs, in the newest and
most beautiful binations of
colorings; pretty for a waist, skirt,
or entire suit, and SO cheap.
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CHARLES e. DAVIES.
One of the Best Known Men in
Sporting Circles.

One of the best-known men in sport
ing circles in Charles E. Davies, known
the world over as .'Parson." He was
born in Ireland July T. 1853, and is
therefore Al years old He came to
this country and located in Chicago.
The record-union., 1898-01-10
NOTION REDUCTIONS.

Ladies' Belt Hose Supporters,
white only, button slasp. Reduced
price lOc pair.
Ladies' Fancy Satin Belt Hose
Supporters, in black and various
colors. The SOC kind reduced to
sale price, 33c.
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Checked Ginghams, &C yd.
Art Cretonnes, &c yard.
C0L0RED DRESS GOODS.
At 1OC ward.

Clearance sale price, Ice yard.
Former selling price, 25c yard. All
of our 25c mixtures go at 19c the
yard, and the assortment is great;
34-inch wool cheviot. pretty
checks and fancy novelties, in win
ter's best colorings.
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25C instead of 0Oc.

Infants Silk and Wool Mittens,
pure white, with red, pink, blue
and lavender fancy tops. Nice and
warm, as well as pretty. Former
Price, zoe. Clearance sale price,
25c pair.
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GLOVES AND MITTS.
Reduced to 55C.

Ladies' 2-c1asp Dress Kid Gloves,
in shades of English red, tans and
browns, an extraordinary value.
you'll concede, at clearance sale
price-55c the pair.
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At 33C yard.

Clearance sale price, 33c yard.
Former selling price soc yard; 81
inch mohair suitings, solid color
grounds in popular shades, over
shot with black luster mohair; in
neat novelty patterns; make very
attractive suits.
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At the Wine Shop.

An habitue (to a Bohemian of most
unketnpt appearance)-You have a spot
Of egg on your shirt front.
The other with a sigh)-It's not ev-
erybody that can have spots of bisque
of crlbS -Figaro
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Ladies' NeckWear.

Ladies' Fancy Front Pieces, of
plated silk null, with lace inser-
ton, very stylish for ordinary or
evening wear. Regularly sold for
81 so. Your choice at clearance
sale price-9Sc.
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REDUCTIONS in WOMEN'S AND
CHlLDREN'S HOSIERY.
Reduced to lOC Pair.

Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hos
iery, double heel and toe, finished
seams and elastic in gauge, a value
the equal of which was never sold
before at the reduced price-1Oc
per pair.
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skirts and rulings, all desirable
and new shadings; would also make
handsome full suits, a very great
reduction.
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At 44C ward.

Clearance sale price, 44c yard
Former selling price, 81 yard; So
inch Scotch Cheviots and all-woo1
suitings, in notified effects; suited
for street, travelling OF for bicycle
suits; very special value at 44c
yard.
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Her Preference.

You say you'd give your life for me-"
Her voice was all a-quaver;
I'D rather that you would" said she,
insure it in my favor
The record-union., 1898-01-10

Jack-Have a cigar?
Tom-No. I've given up smoking.
Jack-When does the wedding take
News.
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75c instead of ST Is
and ST so.

A handsome line and many pieces
to choose from, of fancy Tafeta
Silks, with novelty stripes and
figures, for Innings, waists, under
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Former selling price was 75c-a
saving of one-third on 46-inch,
black, a1l-wool, whip cord; a very
superior quality for the former
price, and an extraordinary value
at sale price, soc.
At 75C yard.
Clearance sale price, 75c yard.
Former selling price was 81 rs;
5O-inch black canvas or sail cloth,
all-wool, fine quality, cloth finish;
make swell tailored suits.
Plaids, at SOC yard.
Clearance sale price, SOC. For
mer price, SOC; very handsome 40
inch wool Tartan P1aids, in bright
co1ors, with fancy silk stripes in
terspersed; very stylish for waists
and children's dresses. Reduced to
39c.
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Reduced to 62c.

Mems Natural Gray and Camels'
Hair Wool Undershirts and Draw
ers, non-shrinkable and good, SER
viceable garments, the kind Won
paid 81 for. Now at clearance
sale price-62c.
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Reduced to I5c Pair.

Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hos
iery, full finished, double soIes, toes
and heels, fine gauge, long and
elastic in leg; sizes 81 to 10. Re-
duced from 25c to 15c Der pair.
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Fancy Cretonnes, SC yard.

Fancy CretOnnes, SC yard.
Fancy Twilled Cretonnes, desir-
able colors and patterns, many
styles, at clearance sale price-5o
yard.
Checked Ginghams, &C yd.
Staple Checked Ginghams, the
kind you use for aprons, small and
medium checks, blue, brown, etc.
Clearance sale price, 4c yard.
Art CretOnnes, &c yard.
36-inch Art Cretonnes, the z214c
kind, in new and desirable colors,
for curtains, furniture and cushion
covers. Reduced to clearance sale
price-9c yard.
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Reduced to ST Is.

A mixed lot of Mems Undershirts
and Drawers, some all-wool and
others full finished merino, cclors
white, gray and brown. You don't
often have a chance to buy such
goods at SO low a figure. Former
price 81 so and So. Clearance
sale price, ST. 13.
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Reduced to SC Pair.
Reduced to 1OC Pair.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,

Many short lines in this DEPART
ment, which are just what you re-
quire for some months wear, yet at
very saving prices.
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ITEMS Socks, 1Oc.

Mems Medium Heavy Socks, II
wool, without seams, dark coIors-
at less than half their value. Price,
Zoe.
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Ladies' Fancy Satin Belt Hose
Supporters, hip gore, button clasp,
in black and various co1ors, SOC
value at, sale price, 35c.
Folding Side Combs, which sold
for 3Oc and 4Oc; all reduced to,
sale price, 19c.
Fancy Comb Ornaments, OF dia-
dems, for the hair. Sold for Csc
and 4Oc. Reduced to sale price,
19c.
Fancy Garter Clasps, for round
garters; sold for Csc and 35c. Re-
duced to ISc and Csc in this sale.
An assortment of Csc fancy jew
eIed head Hat Pins, for your
choice. Reduced sale price, 1Oc.
Regular zoe per dozen covered
dress steels, at, sale price, Zoe doz-
en-.
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Underwear,
Reduced to .36c

Mems Jersey Ribbed and White
Merino Undershirts and Drawers.
fleece lined, good heavy weight.
This is an assorted lot that sold
at soc and 75c. They will be quick
sellers at clearance sale price
3fSc.
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O3C instead of ST.

Ladies' Black Liberty Silk Boas,
with ribbon ties, ready sellers at
81. Clearance sale price, CSC.
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REDUCTIONS IN DOMESTIC
DEPARTMENT.
Cotton EiderdOwn, 1Oc yd

NUttUII EIuGTuOWH, IUC yU.
Regular 15c Swansdown Elder
downs, regular French flannel pat
terms, entirely new, in shades of
tan, gray, brown, green and other
new colors, handsome for wrappers,
etc. Clearance sale price, Zoe yard.
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Working Shirts, 45C.
Mems NeCkWear.

A large and elegant assortment of
Silk Neckwear in four-in-hands
and the ready-made ties; also
string and band bows. Regular
soc goods. Clearance sale price,
25c.
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Reduced to 1Sc Pair.

gauge, full finished seams, double
sole, heel and toe, a very superior
grade, at sale price-1Sc pair.
Reduced to 10C Pair.
Ladies' Fast Black Fine CASH
mere Wool Hose, with reinforced
sole, heel and toe, long in leg,
warm and comfortable. Reduced
to sale price-19c pair.
Reduced to SC Pair.
Children's Fast Black Xxi Rib
bed Cotton Hose, sizes 6 to 80, good
dependable everyday stockings.
Reduced in this sale to Sc pair.
Reduced to 1OC Pair.
Children's Extra Heavy 2xl Rib
bed Cotton Hose, reinforced with
double knee, heel and toe, fast
black, sizes 6 to 91a. Reduced in
this sale to 1Oc.
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Domet Flannel, &c ward.

Heavy Cream Domet Flannel, 25
inches wide. splendid quality for
making childrcn's underwear and
use in various other purposes.
Clearance sale price, &c yard.
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REDUCTIONS IN BLACK
DRESS GOODS.
At lOC ward.

Clearance sale price, 19c yard.
Regular price 25c. Really an ex-
traordinary value for Csc; 80
inches wide, fast black wool suit
ings, cheviot weave and superior
finish; excellent for winter outing
and travelling suits.
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Rel IS


Regular 35c black silk belts, with
miniature buckles, at, sale price.
23c.
Ladies Csc leather belts, with
purse attachments, colors green,
tan, purple, navy and red, at, clear
ance sale price, 35c.
Ladies' leather belts, in tan,
brown, purple, green and other
leading shades, the 35c and SOC
kind, with the the popular har-
ness buckles, at, clearance sale
price, Ice.
other styles of Ladies' Leather
Belts, IN colors tan and brown,
winch sold for soc and 6Oc each.
now at, clearance sale price, Csc.
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ITEMS Suspenders, 12bc.

Mems Heavy Working Suspend
ers, good and strong leather ends,
made for dura bility, in this sale at
less than one-half their value.
Clearance sale price, 121sc.
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THE BIG
STORE.

weight. Some have the fancy en-
broidered fronts; all are full
length and well made. Former
price, Csc and Use. Clearance sale
price, 4Sc.
Mems Drawers, SIC.
Mems Unb1eached Canton Elan
mel Drawers. elastice ankles and
well made; good, solid weight fam
mel. Clearance sale price, SIC.
Working Shirts, 45C.
Mems Heavy Cotton Working
Shirts, felIed seams, full SO inches
long, full yoke, banded neck, fast
coIors. Exceptional value at sale
price-45c.
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Dress Perca!es, &C ward.

36-inch Standard Dress PercaIes,
sold regularly at Zoe per yard,
dark colors, neat patterns, excel
lent for wrappers, and cheap as
common calico, at clearance sale
price-6c yard.
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Misses Shoes.
ST 80 instead of So.

16O pairs Misses Button and
Lace Kid Shoes, with patent 1eath-
er tips; sizes liz to 2; worth So.
Sale price, 81 80.
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Reduced to 48C,

Mems Wamsutta and Twi1led
Muslin Night Shirts, good heavy
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At SOC ward.

Clearance sale price, SOC yard.
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SHOE REDUCTIONS.
csc instead of ST Is.

26O pairs Women's Fine Kid But
ton, Pointed Toe Shoes; worth
81 rs. Clearance sale price, 95c.
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ST Is instead of So.

90 pairs Women's Cloth Top But
ton Shoes, pointed toes; worth So.
Sale price, 81 Is.
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ST. 40 instead of So so.

IT'S pairs Women's All-kid Lace
Shoes, with patent leather tips,
worth So so. Sale price, 81 40.
3SC instead of 75C and ST..
81 pairs of Beautiful Soft Sole
Baby Shoes, in bronze, black and
different co1ors; worth Use to 81.
Sale price, 3Sc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-13
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

BOSTON. Sept. IL. The Earl Fruit Company
realized the following prices for California
fruit sold at auction to-day: Grapes-Tokays.
IL So Pears-Bartlett 55c to 81; average 81 So.
Peaches-Salway. CSC to 81 o. average sc;
Strawberry Cling 75c; Georgia, late. Toe.
Plums-Beurre Hardy, 81 %. Prunes-Gros
y to 81 Is. average 81 or German, 81; Silver.
S6c to 81 rs. average 81 o.. Nine cars sold.
Weather cool.
MONTREAL, Sept 12.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany auctioned California fruit to-day with
the following results. Pears-Bartlett. aver
81 S. box. average 81 10. Peaches-Georgia
Late SIC to 81 15, average 81; Salway, 81 %:
Strawberry Cling, 81 IS; Heath Cling 81 O5,
Late Crawford. 81 rs; Freestones. &c; smock
Free. SEC Prunes-Gros, 81 o. Two cars sold.
NEW YORK, Sept 12-Porter Bros Com
pany sold California fruit to-day as follows:
Pears-Bartlett, 81 s543 10 per box; Beaurre
Hardy. 81 57G11 65 per box and SOC per half box.
Nectarines-Late, 81 90 per single crate.
Prunes-Gros, s0c@s IS per single crate; Sill
yer, S9c@N l5; German 65Q95c. Plums-Kelsey
8 e. Quackenbush. sla1 Is: other varieties.
crate. fine assorted. 81 2O@1 S5: w. Corniohons,
SocGsl 20; Malvpise. 81 10 Peaches-Salways.
50cGn 10 per box Freestone, 55cG$1 10; Lemon
Clings, soc@s1 o5; Clings, 7o9S5c. Twenty-tw two
were sold.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Porter Bros Company
sold California fruit to-day follows:
Pears-Bartletts. 81 55GD2 IS per box and Zoe
per half box: Grapes-Tokays. 75c@s1 40 per
single crate: Muscats, 55c6Ds1 05 Prunes-Gros,
crate. Peaches-Piquett's Lates, zoe per box.
Eight sold.
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sHIpP1NG INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Monday, September Ia
Stmr Homer. lessen. so hours from New
stmr Whitesboro. johnson. Il hours from
Greenwood.
stmr Ruth. Strand II hours from Usal.
Stmr Afognak, Moller. sh days from Kar-
LUX
Haw stmr San Mateo. Littleheld. so hours
stmr Chilkat. Anderson. q hours from Eu-
reka
Br ship Gaiena. Blair. $50 days from Ant
Bark Theobald, Cameron. 10 days from Seat
Bark Nicholas Thayer. Swanson, 50 days
schr Rio Rey. johnson. 4S hours from Eu-
schr C Wall. Bjornstrom. days from Eu-
reka
Monday. September L.. =.
Stmr North Fork. Bash. Eureka; Charles
stmr Corona. Debney.. San Diego and way
stmr Columbia, Green, Astoria: Oregon Rail-
way and Navigation Co.
Bktn Archer. Calhoun. Honolulu; WEIGH &
SAILED.
Monday. September IL
stmr Portland. Lundquist. St Michael.
Stmr Point Arena, Levinson, Point Arena.
Stmr Cornona, Debney. San Diego and way
Schr Mary Eta, Anderson.
Schr Sacramento, Forest
Schr Maid OF Orleans, Austin.
TELEGRAPHIC.
foggy; wind, w; velocity. IA miles,
CHARTERS.
The Clan Graham loads mdse for Liverpool;
John G. North, mdse for Honolpu-
The Metropolis loads wheat at Portland or
Tacoma for Europe, S5s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIJNKIRK Sept 11-Br ship Alice A Leigh
passed Dungeness bound east IN tow wth II tors
s s1d %ap With 3he ger ss
MEMORANDUM.
Per Nicholas Thayer-Bark w W Case was
to sail Aug Is, for San Francisco, =, r,r-
land. aged As years. died at Uoashik
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN DIEGO-sailed Sept 1S-strnr Brunswick
FORT BRAGG+sailed Sept 1a-stmr ssouoia.
~ TAcoMAMArrived Sept 12-stmr Mineola,
H1 UsAL IeRs Sept 12-stmr Ruth. for San
: 1V &Aiifs8i Sept 1o-ship Kenii-
" PORT III BLA LAX Sept n-schr
Marion. hence Aug II.
EUREKA-Sailed Sept 12-Stmr Chilkat. for.
San Francisco; stmr South Coast, for San
Francisco; bktn Monitor. for San Pedro.
Arrived Sept n-stmr L s from rom Trin dad
eng San PEDR ses Sept n-schr Twilight.
Arrived Sept 11-schr Eva, from Tacoma; sch
Watson sq,n from Tae9ma ssn+ 1a-scb- Glen.
FORT ROSS-Sailed Sept 12-schr La Chill
EUREKA--Arrived Sept 12-Stmr orizaba.
COOS BAY-sailed Sept 12-stmr Empire.
PoRT Los ANGELES Sailed Sept 1l-stmr
Alcatraz, for -.
Arrived Sept 12-stmr Newsboy. from Cayu-
cos.
Sailed Sept n-Stmr Burma, for Nairno.
REDONDO-Arrived Sept 12-Schr Maggie G
Russ from Port Gamble.
AsTORIA-Sailed Sept 12-Stmr State Of Cali
fornia, for San Francisco.
Arrived Sept 12-Br stmr Braemar. from
Hongkong.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SHANGHAI-Sailed Aug 11-Br bark Coifing
grove for Port Blakeley; Br ship Mozambique
LIZARD-Passed Sept Seer bark Philip
Nelson, hence April 5. for Hamburg
NEWCASTLE, NSW-Arrived Sept 9-Br
bark Birkdale, from Algoa Bay, to load for. San
Francisco
bark Prince Robert, from Tacoma.
QUEENSTOwN-Sailed Sept 10-Br bark Al
lonby, for Galway; Br bark Invercoe. for Liv-
erpool.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed Sept e-Br stmr En-
press of India, for Vancouver,
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY. Sept. 1s- p. m.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

n line Of Grove street a1:s E of octavia, n
Croker Estate Company to David Emerson.
s Ss on ns by Of Pi fs1s 81, 1858 OF
John W: Hicks to Arabella NJ Hicks lot on
line of Valley street. s5s e Of Dolores. e
l. K. Peters to Dora H. Peters. lot on N line
E 70. y u.s. = 80, IS, W as, s IA W IS. war
Frederick r. Butz to Pauline Butz. lot on
n line Of Bush street, 6S:s OF Taylor, 22Al
Augusta A. or Al anda A. Buckley to AT r.
Tena Strong Ge1ecptTix Of estate Of George
Of Rockland BRADY, being 1875 n Of Green.
Is by is7:s. quitciaim deed; g. .. =,
Armenia Strong and as executrix estate OF
George w. Strong to Bertha E. Nicholson,
wife of L. J. ~. lot On line Of La r. Il,
$500
Charles L. and Clara NJ. Jurrnan to Charles
\: and Katharine Himbert, lot on " = line Of Of
A. F. and Rebecca D. Benjamin to Louis f.
Sander, lot 397. gift map 1; $40.
Mary and Patrick Gallagher by e. B. Pond
and H. e; Campbell, trustees to S. C.. Arm
Park and Holly street. E n7:11N. 50. W
NV 5s;5; lots lar. and .s.o block Holly
w. C. Rogers to Mrs. Jane NJ. orbell COM
mencing at a point N q degrees As minutes W
airy of Spring Valley Homestead Tract, II
degrees 46 minutes " Is by g. minutes Is
minutes 1VZ, LOT 81 SaloInon Rolnt. ROCK
Ranch; $40
Alameda County.
Charles W. and Emma H. Boes to Ernest
S. Angel, lot on line of Franklin street, 152
N Of Delger Cor Twentieth), Sc 1922, NE 32.3
NV S2.6o. SW to beginning, Oakland Subject
to MORTGAGE: So
E. B. and Emma S. Thorne to Charles W.
Bolles lot on Sc line Of Lee street. where same
thence Sc 40 NE 100; NV i7o, sW 100 to be- e.
ginning, being lots and 6, map of subdivision
C. Lee 1oo-acre tract, Oakland: SO.
Columbian Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
citation to Susan A. Magann, lot II, block H,
map of Hillegass property, being a resubdi-
vision of blocks C and II, Hillegass Tract.
Berkeley $40.
Eimhurst Land Company to Kate WEIGH, lot
Sc. Emhurst Park Brooklyn Township; $50.
George T. Harlow to George Gale. lot on s
line Of East Twenty-fourth street. 2o2:6 W Of
Twenty-lrst avenue. w so by S l4o. being lots
is and 49, block rs. Northern Addition to
Brooklyn East Oakland; $40.
Henry T. and Sarah NJ Jones to Herman
Tiliman. lot &c. Galindo Tract. Brooklyn Town
| ship; $40.
H. c. Morris to Katherine Steffens. lots u
and 10. block 10, Warner Tract. Brooklyn Town
NJ c. and Theresa Petersen to Charles Rota,
lots and 9, Nelson Tract. Map l. Eden Town
shin. s1s35
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A branch of the United States photographic
Office. located in the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and
free OF expense.
Navigators are cordially invited to VISIT the
office. where complete sets of charts and sail.
ing directions of the world kept hand
for comparison and reference. and the latest
information always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and all matters
of interest to ocean commerce.
The time ball on the tower Of the new Ferry
building, at the foot OF Market street. is hoisted
about ten minutes before noon and dropped at
noon. 10th meridian, by Geographic signal re-
ceived each day from the United States Signal
Observatory, Mare Island. Cal.
A notice stating whether the ball was dropped
time giving the error, II any, is published
In the morning papers the following day
CHAS. P. WEIGH
Ensign (retired). U. s. N. in charge.
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WEATHER REPORT.
u2oth Merid:an-Pacific Tims.)

C12oth Merfdian-Pacific Ttme.)
San FRANCISCO, Sept u. p.
The following maximum temperatures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka, IS; Fresno. LOG; Los Angeles, IS; Red
Bluff, Sc; San Luis Obispo Sc; San Diego, IS;
Sacramento, IS; Independence, "a; Yuma, 1N
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature.
81; minimum, 81; mean, Sc
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The area OF high pressure which has been
central In the Rocky Mountain region for the
past few days has moved eastward and is now
only visible in Northeastern Arizona The
pressure is lowest in the interior Of California,
a troughlke depression extending the entire
length of the State.
The temperature has fallen along the coast OF
California, but still remains high in the In
terror There has been a decided rise in tenn
perature over the Rocky Mountain and south
ern plateau regions.
The weather is partly cloudy in California,
except along the southern coast. It is clear
in all other districts
Conditions becoming somewhat threat
ening in the mountain regions OF Eastern Call
fornia.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, September Is. 1895:
Northern California-Partly cloudy Tuesday;
in east portion; cooler: brisk west wind.
Southern California-Partly cloudy Tuesday;
cooler; fresh west wind
Utah-Fair Tuesday.
Arizona-Fair Tuesday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Partly cloudy
Tuesday; brisk to high west wind
Special from Mount Tamalpais = Partly
cloudy; wind west, "a miles; temperature, Is;
maximum, 81. G. H. WILSON.
Local FOrecas Official.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Sept. 12.-Consols, 1o9 1916; Silver.
q 15-16d; French Rentes. 10Sf n12c.
Wheat cargoes off coast. near positions
offered: cargoes on passage buyers Indifferent
operators; English country markets. some
higher, some lower: Wheat imports into United
Kingdom, 230, 900 bushels; Flour imports into
United Kingdom. 1884, 900 barrels; Wheat and
Flour on passage to United Kingdom, 11So,0 0o
bushels; Wheat and Flour on passage to Cont
nent, 1000 bushels; Indian shipments of
Wheat to United Kingdom. 1000 bushels: In
dian shipments of Wheat to Continent. none.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 12.-Wheat. dull; Wheat
in Paris. firm; Flour in Paris, firm; French
country markets, steady.
COTTON-Uplands, 8 9-32d.
WHEAT-Futures closed steady; September,
5s sid; December and March. % 2%d. Spot
Wheat-No. red Western winter, dull 5s sd;
No. red Northern spring, dull, IS sgd.
CORN-Spot American mixed new, dull IS Id
September. steady. IS I'D; October, steady,
IS 1tsd; December IS 2%d.
Imports of Wheat into Liverpool during the
past week: From Atlantic ports, "a. 500 quar-
tiers; from Pacific ports. none; from other ports.
&c. 900 quarters.
Imports of American Corn from Atlantic ports
during the week. $1,000 quarters.