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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

MADISON & BURKE,
Established January 1858.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
626 Market ST., Opp Palace Hotel
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

NEW houses cottages and fats for sale cheap
on easy terms In Sunset District near new
music stand and all Golden Gate Park at
fractions. Call at our branch office (open
week days Sundays and holidays). corner
H st. and Ninth ave
BALDWIN & HOWELL 10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS.
New purchases of blocks and lots enable US
to offer unexcelIed bargains.
We will save you money; see US before
buying.
500 to s45o-Choicest ocean Boulevard lots;
beats any investment IN the world So monthly.
$500 to $eoo-BeautifuI Sunset lots; choicest
Of them all; streets graded; $40 monthly
Sunset branch office, 9th ave-. near ST.
s4oO to ssoO-Best located Richmond lots:
SO monthly
500 to s25O-LeveI building lots near Mis-
sion-st. cars; 90 per cent less than actual
value; 50 monthly.
$1,000 $3.50 to s2OCO-Splendid cottages. all
bargains on easy terms.
SOL GETZ & BROTHER
Room 81. Chronicle Building.
POINT RICHMOND LOTS
POINT RICHMOND LOTS
santa Fs Tract
All Al Level sys Lots I All Level TysI Lots Lots
Streets Graded.
Streets Graded
Close to standard Oil Co, immense refinery;
nearest TO Santa Fe roundhOuses and shops.
Prices lOw-BOund to rise quickly.
Sl25 and up; $40 cash, S. monthly.
SIPS and up; SO cash. IS monthly.
dcEWEN BROS, lis Montgomery St,
Sole Agents.
-. sale-Saloon: big kitchen and dining
room; furnished rooms upstairs; rent and
price reasonable Apply As Sacramento St,
between 3 a m and 8 .. m
s26oO-51s SEVENTH St, neat cottage, 8 rooms:
lot 25xSO. Apply DAVID STERN. II Mont
gomery st.
vALENCIA-sT. lots with double frontage, S125
per front foot ASHTON q GARDINER, All
Montgomery ST.
FOR sALE-As a whole or in subdivisions So
vara lot, south line Union st.; 1876 feet east
of Pierce. Lot, northeast corner Green and
Pierce sts-. 105:6x137;s feet Inquire OF
S24 Montgomery st.
IF you want a home we will buy lot and
build you a house on monthly payments
Pacific Home Building CO., 80 Nevada Block
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES, business blocks and lots in all parts
of Point Richmond. Cal ANDREW PRICE.
REAL ESTATE-COUNTRY- sale
ATTENTION. HoMEsEEKERs.
We desire to call the attention OF intending
buyers or country lands TO some bargains in IN
producing orchard. vineyard. grain and
stock farms, many Of which bank fOreclos-
ures, that we have for sale. Mr.. Bush having
had forty years knowledge and experience OF
the value Of lands and being the owner OF an
intellgenty direct intending buyers to the
best lands and bargains in the State.
DAVID BUSH & SON, 10 Montgomery st.
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SAFE SPECULATION.
S3750-Rents $456; in the heart of the manu-
featuring district; will double in
value in next few years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

Choice piece business property on Kearny
near Market St, paying 6 per cent on askin
price,
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Sacramento st.-Two modern flats, near Fill
more; lot 25x127; price $6S0o
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sANsoME-sT. WAREHOUSE.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

500, o00-Rents $500 per year: under lease;
brick and stone building; lot Is 9x9H.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO..
21S-220 Montgomery ST., Mills bldg.
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AIIEN HUN HUMEoEEhEfto.
SAN MATEO,
FAIR OAKS.
MEMO PARK.

We have some beautiful villa sites and
homes in these beautiful places; also some
handsomely furnished houses for rent.
DAVID BUSH & SON 10 Montgomery ST.
FOR SALE NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
Small tracts. SEQ to $40 per acre. on Rancho
Cotatl. sonoma. Co.; future value assured.
San Francisco 10 growinG8 rapidly; location
best for poultry and general farming. Apply
to The CotatI Co.. 300 California ST., for PAM
phlets and information.
$4,000 WANTED for 24O acres Of good farming
and timber lands in Butte County CAL deal
with owner direct Box $685. Call.
For Additional Advertisements Sea
Page "a.
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BALDWIN & HOWELL,
10 Montgomery Street.
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$3750-Grove St, near Webster; fats; rents
$72 per month"; lot 33xS2:6.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

BUSINESS Mems Legal Bureau" consulta-
ton free; in bankruptcy and divorce proceed
lngs parties not required to go into court
Room GIL. Examiner bldg; phone Black 1904
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HORSES AND WAGONS

F'yh sale at a bargain, well advertised 49,,
market complete outfit for bresi-Svv - - -
InsanoIag horses; low rent; good location
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PALMIsTRY.

g. L. Neergaard president St. German Col
lege, reads to 4. 700 Post; phone Hyde 1888.
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$625O-Clay ST., near Buchanan; 9 rooms and l.
bath: in good order; 81 :2x12T: IS.
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PowELL-sT. BUILDING COR
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
MARKET. FOR FUTURES LIQUIDATION STARTED BY
 VERY WEAK CABLES. Total Sales for the Day Estimated At 30O,0OO Bales-All the
 News Was of a Bearish Character.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2!.-cotton futures opened easier with prices 5d9 points lower and con tinued to decline most of the morning under heavy liquidation. started by very weak Ltv- erpool cables and heavy receipts pretty much ali over the belt. There were few supporters in evidence and before the selling movment gave any signs of letting up January had broken to ' 80 or more than SC bale from the best price of last Friday. Europe. Wall Street, commission houses and room longs oe- voted entire attention to disposiug of cotton purchased. large part of 1t above cents. Good weather conditions over the entire belt and slightly lower Southern spot market add ed to the heaviness of the market. Private cables from Liverpool declared that the weight of actual cotton from expoI ters on this side Mad caused the weakness there. Soon after the noon hour the market gave signs of being oversold and in a position to rally with any thing like moderate support. The room. how ever. was slow. to buy again on account of free estimates from Houston and New Orleans re- ceipts. but fresh bear pressure sent prices back to nearly the lowest level of the day with the market finally easy and net 6@te points lower. Total sales were estimated at 30O. 900 bales. Port receipts were larger than expect ed but offset in effect to some extent by fur ther enormous clearances. those for Saturday and today overlapping total port receipts dur ing the same period thus causing loss to port stocks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
WALL STREET REVIEW THE MARKET SINKS INTO
 LETHARGY. Even Professional Operators Seemed to Give Up Idea of Attempting to Foresee Future Move
 ment of Prices.

NEW YORK, Oct 2I.-Speculative senu-
 ment continued profoundly dubious today. but
 and the confusion which have reflected this condition for some time past the stock market
 sank into iethargy. Even the professional op-
 orators seemed to give up the idea of attempt
 ing to foresee the future movement of prices.
 It would be necessary to go back year to
 find a similar period of dullness. Last week s transactions of the Stock Exchange fell below
 the corresponding period of last year for the
 nrst time during tho present caienSaT year. even more marked. are striking evidence of the uncertainty which has overcome the specula- tion, due immediately to the emergence of the
 Northern Pacific problem and the disclosure
 of the fact that the actual terms of settle
 msnt me still remain to to Se sfreea 1pSn sra of m
 rectors of course affords a strong guarantee
 against the outbreak of the quarrel again, the
 ly the whole task yet before them of finding a plan which will be acceptable as final set tIement to both parties and relieve the strained condition growing out of the load of securt- ties carried for control now by means of bank loans. Incoming foreign mails disclose that nized throughout the financial world and its | state of suspension acts as oppressive infu-
 tainty of the money market outlook is an | other doubtful factor. Money continues to gc
 to the South and the sub-treasury at New York | to remove the surplus in the revenue from the circulation, while sterling exchange rose again | today As this marks the process of the re- mittance for repayment of foreign borrowings, | 1t unnatural that the London money market should respond with a decline in rates Money market pressure at Paris and Berlin | continues and the ultimate future of those | markets when the heavy year end require ments come to be met is a question still to | be solved New York banks today had the benefit of payment from the sub-treasury oi | almost S2. 900, 900 on account of the Austra- Han and Klondike gold. Movement of special stocks today call for little specification. There was some early strength, led by the Paciics
 but the general tendency was downward from inanmation Amalgamated Copper lost prac- ticaly all of Saturdays gains
 Railroad bonds were very dull and about :teady Total sales par value. $2, ,29o. 900
 United States refunding 2's declined h per cent on the last call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2I.-The week opened with the market for spot cotton eXhlolting pronounced heaviness and with values lower by very nearly. if not quite, Ac than those or fiolally posted on Saturday. Factors appear measuraby dsheartened by the recent deVel- opment of conditions inimical to tnelr inter ests and are now offering their holdings free ly at the level indicated above sales o'Ioo Ac lower.
 Trading in the market for contracts was Of moderate proportions today. while prices uh- der the influence of unfavorable conditions at Liverpool and the weight of very weak To- cal spot market fell away heavily. The Eng fish trade set the pace by cutting away A1 an ad, ditional 2-32d spots and 4,o4ao-oFu on deliveries October low middling was on 9-64d) and this side New Orleans was op 10 points lower than Saturdays figures Dur ing the afternoon the market continued to d Ie cline until a further loss of 4@o points had been recorded At that time there was con siderable profit taking by room snorsc %nI nI made things lively for a while ana suceeeoeu s.. in forcing values up half dozen points Then the market became quiet aRaih ,ha anu dt Iv
 mained so we'll on to the end or the uay, when the comparison with Saturdays figures showed net declines of l7 points on peceiii"er and I40I6 points on all other months
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Visible Supply of Grain.
TUNNEL TO IRELAND
Scheme to Connect the Emerald Isle
 With Scotland.
London Daily Mail.

London Daily Mail.
 The proposal to make tunnel from Great Britain to Ireland was discussed at the Engineering Congress in Glasgow recently. The line proposed in the plans begins at Stranraer Railway station, and passing north enters the tunnel at five miles. and descending l in 75 passes under the shore line at the Ebbstone Beacon at nine miles. It passes round a curve of a at Is miles and reaches the shore line at the Island of Magee County Antrim, at 34 miles. Rising in 75 and passing out of the tunnel at l-2 miles, 1t joins the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway at fl miles and runs 10 1-2 miles along 1t into the terminus at Belfast. The total length from Stranraer to Belfast is 51 1-2 miles, of which 341s is tunnel and 25 of this under the sea.
 The working of the line from Stranraer
 to Belfast will probably be by electric
 motors from installations near the main
 shafts, one at each side of the channel and 1t is intended that trains be run at
 a speed of 50 to 70 miles per hour, so that the time in tia tunnel would be little over half an hour, and the whole dis tance traVersed from Stranraer to Belfast under an hour.
 | The cost of the tunnel is estimated by
 the engineers and by contractor at 9lO,- | 100000, exclusive of interest during con | struction, and this leaves a considerable | margin for contingencies. The finance of | the project is the present difficulty. Sir l Douglas Fox said he would face this tun- nel with more composure than either the Mersey or the Severn tunnel. As to tn, | cost he believed it would be at least as | low as that for the Simplon tunnel. which was about G60 per lineal yard for single l tunnel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
R. N. Scale & Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 fpx apecial I,eased wtre1

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2l.-Liverpool's de- cline of 5-64 today attributed by private cables to bulls selling out their purchases, be- ing discouraged by the expanding tendency of receipts and unsatisfactory weekly accounts of trade in Manchester The nature of oper- ations here precisely similar. Longs were disheartened by the heavy swell in the move ment and on the development of weakness in the spot department resulting from more liberal interior offerings with an absence of practicable orders in the hands of buyers. sold freely, forcing a gradual drop in prices Clos ing quotations are about i6 points under Satur- day.
 Weekly reports of trade in Manchester were decidedly less favorable. but from the cont nent the tone somewhat more cheerful. There has been q steady increase in the exror ts from this country to Great Britain and this fact has doubtless caused English spinners to relapse into feeling of perfect security. The decline has eliminated a large portion If the long interest while the heavy movement and non-occurrence of killing frost as yet has encouraged additional short commitments Thus while the immediate course of prices is to be determined largely by the outcome of the contest between spinners and Southern spot dealers any encouraging developments in the fact of the accommodating short interest will doubtless cause a prompt and material change from the present easiness of the market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Fl. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

Especial to The AdvertiserI
 outlook in Manchester and large receipts caused tired longs in Liverpool to liquidate occasioning a sharp break Our market. in sympathy, opened sGlo points lower, declined 6d7 points additional on the favorable weather and heavy estimates for both New Orleans and Houston receipts tomorrow, closing at a net loss of IsQI7 points on the daxc Manchester cables state that stagnation exists and trad CTS have no confidence in present values being maintained. The uncertainty as to out-turn of the crop compels a waiting attitude, yet the impression is that there will be suffciency to meet the worlds requirements. unless there Is some immediate disaster to the crop. Clear weather prevalent throughout the belt and changes in temperature have been slight. Fair weather Is predicted with probable showers in aone gections but little change in temperature is expected Receipts heavy and spots are weak. with holders anxious to sell. The move ment and weather conditions will continue to govern the market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Chicago Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Oct. 2I.-General liquidation in wheat in dull and heavy market depressed lower. December corn A4% depressed and De- cember oa.s AqH doYn. Provisions closed
 Traders had expected a bull day in wheat, partly on the rumor that line of short wheat would be covered for the account of a promi- nent broker who died yesterday Liverpool opened hgA to &c advance at 7lh to 7ihq 7l%. A little early covering even advanced the price to 7l%, but n sharp decline in ca bes set commission houses and prominent pro- fessionals selling lines and the only support was more bullish Argentine news. but that had only sbort-lived influence. A consider able visible increase also depressed prices and for the day and closed weak, Naac under Saturdays close at 7oh. Local receipts were and none sa maFns total for the three points of l,ls7 cars. against aS wsse ssrs snd % ..ans; i.557. 900 bushels a year ago. Seaboard clear ances in wheat and flour equaled 5 5000 bush- was reported at 0 isso % ooo bussels. Is '0PRs qhs SIssses @ ss Goo bushels %Gr5s shJegsS,s sS bushels last week and s.es GOO bushels a year ago.
 Liquidation was the principal fac ing influence of the sag in wheat. Indifferent cables fair receipts and sluggish cash de- slump in wheat came the only buying was for few scattering short accounts. Decem Der started unchanged to a shade higher and gained hc early. From this it dropped lc to 56%sc and closed weak. %aAc lower than Sat urday at 55%a554 Receipts were 254 cars.
 There easier tone in oats almost reaching a weak close. During the first hour the market was dull that December was not quoted. Roth May and December accounts opened bearfsh with December hc off Fol lowing the depression in other grains. this pit sagged also and December closed easy. l4dasc
 Provisions were dull and fairly steady. A steady hog market lent upward tendency at the start but a slow cash demand and weak ness in grains disspated any bun movement. and January pork closed 2lzc lower at SIS o; January lard 5c lower at S8. 97M. and January ribs shade down at S7. 82d7. S7tk.
 The leading futures ranged As follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS cITL. Oct. 2I.-cattle.Receipts. 5000 natives. 3. 500 Texans and 500 calves; and dressed beef steers. s5 eo@e. 3o fair to gooi S4.65d6.76; stockers and feeders. S2, 76 ern range steers. S325@4 65; Texans and In dians, S2. 5o@3.7o: Texas cows, S2; loI3; na- tive cows S2 COCA. 25; heifers, S365. 25 can ners. si.esaa 50; bulls. s2. 25@3.6o; calves S3 2566 50.
 Hoss-Receipts. 5000; steady; bulk of sales Ssd6 45: light S5 65@6 30: pigs, S5a5. 60
 Sheep-Receipts. 7.5oo: steady; Western lambs S3. 6566. 40: Western wethers, S3 | SQ 8 40; ewes. S2.75@3 25; feeders. S2. so@3.2 2s steers SI 5Od2 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
London Financial Cablegram.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2I.-Ths Commercial-Ad vertisers London financial cabiesram says The stock market today was exceptional, idle, consols dropping in a relapse on Parii exchange to 25. loh Berlin exchange 1, 20 37h. Fears of gold exports are reviving with AmalSamated Copper and American stock, utterly stagnant New York was a slight bid der for Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Int price of gold in bars has been reduced a farth ing to 77s lsd. although Austria Is still in Quiring for the metal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Money and Exchange.

NEW YORK, Oct 2l.-Money on call steady at 3d3h per cent last loan at per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 41ka5 per cent Sterling exchange strong with actual busi- ness in bankers bills at 4.96h for demand and at 1. 84 for 60 days; posted rates. 4. 64ls 64. S5 and 4.S7
 Commercial bills, 4S3Hd4. 93%.
 Bar silver. STA; Mexican dollars. 45k. Government bonds weak: State bonds linac- tive; railroad bonds steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady. 7lAT7I%.
 Corn-No yellow. 56K
 No. 2 oats, 3eh@3eA: No. 2 white. 37Y G3S%; No 3 white, 37la93SH. Mess pork. per bbl. l3 SogI3 S5 Lard. per 100 lbs, S9. 3oQ9. 35. Short rib sides Qoose). S9. .256S.45. Dry salted shoulders (boxed), zNf7X. Short clear sides (boxed), Ss s5q8 e5. Whiskel. basis of high wines, SI.3o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
New Orleans sugar aI,d Molasses.

NEW ORLEANS, oct 2l.--sugar-steady; orsn kettle. 3;Isg4;. centrifugal yel'ows' Molasses-Nominai; centrifugal, 7@l2; sy- rup. I7924
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
.osin-Firm and unchanged.
LOCAL wHoLEsALE PRICE LIST.
Provisions.

Bacon-TOMc.
 Meai-72c per bushel.
 Corn-White. soc: mixed, 76c. salt--Liverpool' sl sack; Virginia. eoe; Mich Butter-Jersey. 2o026c: Tennessee country. Oats-white. 49c: mixed, 46c Syrup-Fancy Aoc: reboiled. soc. Fiour-Pstenf. S4S5 per barrel: straight '; GS;1aSar-Granulatsd. sAc; Y C.. 5Ac: cut loaf. SIC.
 Jute Bagging-2 lbs. 7hQ7Ac; Ik lbs. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
New York Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-sugar-Raw. strong; fair refining, 3%; centrifugal s6 test. 3S;
 Coffee-spot Rio. strong; No. invoice. 7c; mild steady; Cordova. 7k9Ii Coffee futures prices were decidedly higher and business was enormously active The opening was officially described as steady in tone and at an ad- vance of 2o@35 points general buying, while the selling was scattered and chiefly by parties who were satisfied with their pro it's
 The principal factor in creating this upward movement was the further testimony from Brazil indicating a shortage with some reports having it that the total Santos crop was a failure. European markets were also excited and decidedly higher, as Havre closed francs net higher and Hamburg 2d21e pigs. above Saturdays close Locally everybody bought
 led by the metal clique Wall Street and prominent spot house. Sales on the initial call were 22, 25o bags, and the total for the day was swelled to a matter of I57 900 bags, which represented one of the largest day s business in years and included October at G. 30: November, e,2og6, 4o December, 6 3od6 55 January .4oG6. 6o February. 655@6 65 March. e.eoa6;ss; May. 6.eod7. %; June, ~. 70; July, 7az; l5; August, 7.2o; Septem- ber 7. soy. 35. The market was finally steady in tone at net advance of 35a4o points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Want Reverend Chiefs Resignation

Rev. Dr. Waiter Ford, who was elected chief of police of Smyrna, Del, last March, has been requested by the City Council to hand in his resignation to the Council, as it is thought he does not use the force and other means In his power of suppressing disorder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Nau orlaans Cotton Futures.
Liverpool Cotton Futures.
-vpRpooL' Oct. aI.~cotton futures opened
ro+tor at the Ports.

NEW oRIEANs-Easy; sales e7so; 9rdi- nary TS g. good Ordinary Sd ;ddfiTs ,HT mis9ins 7I1: middlng 5-i6; good n'iup1'Isa 1sa ,oo1 I2i I2Giii44SNJEsroN-steaay: i4SJ raiddling, sA; receipts 2L.haei saock& Aah21sA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Local Cotton Market.
New York Spot Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-Coton-Quiet; mid ding. 6%; net receipts, 66l; gross. 3.232; sales, ,oeo stock, 72.e5s: exports to the con Total today-Net receipts. 72. Ise; exports to Great Britain. 34.42o; to the continent 24.- 2o2; stock 5l4.472
 Consolidated-Net receipts. l4l,522; exports 70 Great Britain, 7.352; to France, IS, iS2; to the continentn, 59,740
 exports to Great Britain, 399. o49; to France l2b, 767; to the continent. 409. AYE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22

Chicago is to have a department store tha viii lcnain oPen iorts esS aHg usn. ihere vi each There are about 40. 900 people woriknt down town whose night trade iS relaed upon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Serious Runaway.

Runaways occur frequently in Alabama The Advertisers Accident Policy remu nerates handsomely for injuries received from results of such an accident.
 adV-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-22
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-Today's statement of the treasury balances (excusive of the gold reserve) shows: Available cash balance, Sl 6s, Il4,927 gold. S9e. POO, ,6l4.