The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13
BANKERS ARE CAUTIOUS.

ana similar purposes, but the banks con-
tinue to show extreme conservatism
where money is wanted for stock market
purposes. Reports that Secretary Shaw
will discriminate against banks retiring
their currency find new believers In
this connection it is to be noted, how
ever, that the applications Of banks for
the retirement Of circulation still come
I'm large numbers, the limit for this month
having been already exhausted.
Coal trade conditions are exciting some
interest by reason OF the apparent inten-
ton Of the coal carrying railroads to re-
strict production. Indeed, it has already
been announced that the anthracite ton
mage in the future is not to exceed the
demand
Trading in bonds displayed little feature
Of interest. United States new As ad-
vanced 4 per cent and the 2's q per cent,
as compared with the closing call of last
week.
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each 25xsO feet, on the west line of Mis-
sion street, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets; 27x127:Slz, and residence at
2427 Green street: northeast corner of
Thirteenth and Isis streets, 5OxSO feet,
with improvements; adjoining properties
on the southwest corner of Harrison and
First streets, and at 40 to 4l6 First street,
lots 43x1O0 and 75x73 feet. with FIVE flats,
on the corner and four fats on First
street; 25x1O0. with two flats, at 1855 and
1857 Seventeenth street; 25xS0, and ten new
fats, on the southwest corner of Bryant
and Ellery streets, four building lots on
the east line Of Noe street, 200:5 feet north
of Market street.
Additional sales by Thomas Magee &
Sons include the following:
Old Peoples Home property on the
81 %
nut streets, s0x137:6 feet, for 5000; south
west corner of Potrero avenue and Tween
ty-fifth street, 1O0x140 feet, with cottage,
to Aarop Miller for Nnnam L. Murphy
for $1,000.
Mrs. Esther NJ. Wilson. lat cost of
$4,000. will erect four-story and base
ment frame apartment house at Broder-
lex street and Pacific avenue.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
An excursion will be run to Willis, the
terminus Of the California Northwestern
Railway, on Sunday, September 20 The
object is to show the lots for sale in the
northwestern addition to the town, which
have been placed in the hands Of the
Burnham & Marsh Company. The streets
have been graded. curbed and severed
and water mains have been laid therein.
Water from the neighboring mountains
furnishes electric light and power. The
announcement is made that to all persons
who go on this excursion and purchase a
lot within thirty days thereof the Burn
ham & Marsh Company will refund the
fare paid, which will be s. for the round
trip. Boat will depart from Tiburon fer
~, foot of Market street, at 1880 a. m,
Sunday, September 90 On the return the
train will leave Willis at .. m. Tickets
on sale by Burnham & Mash Company,
2l1 Montgomery street, and $50 Market
street, commencing Monday, September
a. Each ticket sold insures a seat.
Chatfield & Vincent report sales of
country lands as follows:
Tract of 162 acres of stock and grain
land near Guerneville, Sonoma County
from w. B. Carrouther to r. S. Stockers
for 81, $40; 800 acres of stock and meadow
land near Valley Springs, Calaveras Coun-
ty, from ]. T. Ferregus TO Robert W.
Starlint for $4,000: s7s4 acres of orchard
and grain land near Monticello, Napa
County, from jerome Carrean to A. S.
y Peabody for $S775, and 30 acres of orchard
with improvements near Gilroy. Santa
Clara County. from Frederic F. Mitchell