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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, September 10.-Flour-
Unchanged. with a small trade. Spring
Patents, S.40a5.75; winter straights.
4.35a4.s5: winter patents. 4.7oa5.0O;
spring clears, 4.35a4.60: winter extras
No. 1, 3.75a3.90: winter extras No. 2,
3.5Oa3.65; Kansas straights, 4.S0a4.95:
receipts. 23,S9S barrels; shipments. 49,
394 barrels.
Rye four-Quiet; fair to good, 4.00a
4.25; choice to fancy, 4.30a440.
Cornmeal-Steady; fine white and yell
low. 1:4oa1.45: coarse. l35al.40: kiln
dried stS; rye S Su,et yo No western
Barley-Dull; mailing, 73a77, new
elf. Buffalo.
Wheat-Spot easy: No. 2 red. 1854 ele-
vator and 1.O3%, fob. afioat. No. North
ern Duluth, 1.21 fob. Futures-Lberal Of
ferings by commission houses. A break in
corn and heavy worlds shipments sent
wheat prices off y to q this morning
and the close was y to n net lower. Sep
tember closed LOGS: December, 1.o67sa
1.07 lille. closed, 1.07k; May, 1.117sa
II ZIG, closed. LIS: receipts. l4,io0
bushels.
Corn-Spot easy; No . corn, CO eleva-
tor, domestic basis to arrive; No. >, III
fob ahoat. Futures market was with
higher: September closed Ga; December.
Ga: MAY 631s: receipts. 1870 bushels;
sbipments, 2,24 bushels.
Oats-Spot, steady: standard white.
new. 37s. No. white 3S5: No 3, 37l2
No. 4. 81; futures market was without
transac actions, closing Il 10 lie net lower:
closed 65b. December 81 !.
May 65Is Receipts. $3.50 bushels.
Hay-Steady: prime. 1.12l1a1.15; No.
1, 110; No. ., LOO: No. 3. rs.
Hops-Dull: state common to choice
1909, 2oa22: 1908. nominal: Pacific coast
| e0e 1OaI5: 1908 nominal
Hides-Quiet; Central America,
. 03a. Bogota. 20lsa21h.
Leather-Steady: hemlocks first, ga
"a; seconds, 20a22; thirds. Isaac: re-
jects, 15a17.
Pork - Steady: mess. 23.50a24.O0:
family. 25.00a26.00: short clear, 22.50a
,4.5O
Beef-Firm: mess. 15OOa15.J0: family,
10. O0aa0.00: beef hams. 2200a24.00: cut
meats, steady; picked bellies, 10 10 II
lbs, 15a1S; picked hams, 14isa15-
Lard-Steady; middle west prime. 126Oa
1870: refined, steady; continent, l3.1O;
South America, 1875; compound, INA
l1A.
Tallow-ouiet; prime city hhds., "a;
country, T4aS.
Cottonseed oil-Firm; prime crude
southeast. October. 667a6-S0; prime sum-
mer yellow. 10.20a1O.25: September, lO20a
I0.25; October s.S4aS.SG; November. 1.68a
1.65: December. 7.32a7.33; January. IDA
,.2.
Petroleum-Quiet; refined New York.
9bls., $50; refined New York. bulk AGO;
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FRUIT MARKET.

NEW YORK. September 1O.-Evaporat-
ed apples are in moderate demand on
spot. with prices unchanged Fancy. IOisa
II; choice. sa4a9is; prime, sasIa. and com
mon TO fair. 6alla. Coast advices report
cal spot quotations show no Improvement.
ranging from 81 to 10 cents for Cali
fornia fruit up to 3O-4Os, and from 10
91s for Oregons. Apricots. unchanged
choice. 10i.al1A; extra choice, 11Aa1oH.
and fancy. 12al3h. Peaches. steady
choice, 7a71a: extra choice 71a7E: fancy,
sas,1. Raisins. firm; loose muscatel, 3zsa
So: choice to fancy seeded, 5a6N: seed
less, 4Aa61s, and London layers. j. 2Oal IS.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. September 1O-Cattle-Re.
ceipts. 200 head: market steady; beeves,
4.8OaS40: Texas steers. 375a6.0O; western
steers, 4.5Oa7.2O: stockers and feeders.
4.O0a62O: cows and heifers, 24Oa6 80;
calves, 7.O0a0.25
Hogs-Hecetpts. 900 head: market 10
to u higher; light. 9.40a10OO; mixed.
&. 15a9.00: heavy. S.55a9.65; rough S55a
$50: good to choice heavy. s.SOa9. 60;
pigs. S.GOa9. 20: bulk of sales. s9Oa9.5O
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: market
steady; native. 2S5a4.55: western, 3.25a
4.I5: yearlings, 4.15a575: lambs native.
525a1.1O: western, 5.25a7.OO
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CATTLE MARKETS.
new YORK.

NEW YORK, September iO-Beeves-
Receipts, 600: nothing doing In live
cattle: steady feeling. Dressed beef
steady. Cables unchanged. Exports. 500
cattle; so sheep and l.S4O quarters OF
beef
Calves-Receipts. $50: steady feeling.
veals. 7.5O to IL. Western calves, 4 to
80: buttermilks nominal. Dressed
calves steady: city dressed veals. IA to
lie: country dressed. 10 to 14kc.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. AIS: sheep.
steady at 3 to $50: culls, to $50:
lambs. weak. 10 to 15c lower; common
to choice, $50 to 7. %; culls 40 to Z.
Hogs-Receipts. LISA; nominally firm at
9SOsto 10.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. September lo.-During the
week business on the stock exchange
vas quiet and OF holiday character and
price movements We're narrow. resulting
n little change in values. The relax
alton Of apprehension regarding an i'm
mediate rise in the bank rate. owing 10
cheaper money, induced moderate fresh
Investment buying, principally In good
fielding foreign bonds and rails. but
1Ome rails closed weak or labor troubles
Speculation in mining and rubber shares
MAS stagnant, while American rails were
more than ever neglected. The apathy
the latter was attributed to politics.
aoor earnings and crop news, and the
weeks slight fluctuations leave quota
Ions practically unchanged.
Next week gold arrivals are expected
o 20 principally 10 the continent.
.0day.
The stock market was irregular.
Home rails declined from 3. TO Ia on
labor trouble. while Mexican rails
hardened further: otherwise values
serc but little changed.
/. american securities opened quiet and
about unchanged. Light covering, with
prices FROM 10 points higher during
~" snort session, made the closing
steady
PARIS. September l0.-Trading was
7nll. but prices were steady on the
oSurse today.
3ERILN. September lo.-Prices gen.
orally wcro firm on the bourse today.
shipping shares were weak on the
sholera reports.
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Manchester Cloth Market.

MANCHESTER. September 1o.-Last
weeks increased activity has not been
maintained. due partly to mnnufao-
tnrers asking firmer prices The bulk
OF the business OF the week was in low
gradc cloths Tor Indic. and miscellaneous
orders for the home trade and south
America. Yarns mere quiet and Q six
teeutk lower
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METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September 1o.-The metal
markets were dull and nominal in the
absence of exchanges. Tin easy. 35.0oa
$3.50. Copper quiet. lake. Il. 75a12.sI y !;
electrolytic, 12.50a1e.75, and casting.
12.25a1e50. Lead duh. 4.40a4.50: speto1
quiet, 5.4ea5.60. Iron unchanGed.
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new YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK. September 1o.-The state
ment Of clearing house banks for the
week five days. shows that the banks
hold SO $4,000 more than the require
ments OF the . per cent reserve rule.
This Is a decrease of x11 $4,000 In the
prOportionate cash reserve as compared
with last week. The statement follows:
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HOLDING UP MARKET
Big Financiers Cannot Afford
; to Have Heavy Slump.
LOADED UP WITH STOCKS
Have Got to Unload Before Gen.
eral Depression Comes.
HELP FROM PROFESSIONALS
Always Anxious to Follow What
They Think Is Lead of the
Big Operators.
HELP FROM PROFESSIONALS
By w. G. Nicholas.
correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence or The STAR
NEW YORK. September 10. 1910.
The financial powers have made 1t rea-
sonably plain that they do not Intend TO
let the stock market down too fast. The
banks and their favored follow1ngs have
been hung up with enormous lines OF
stocks and 1t is manifestly not to their
interest to encourage precipitate fiduida-
ton or to contribute in any way to mar
ket decentralization. On the contrary their
pocketbooks and bank accounts favor an
opposite policy.
II there is to be a decline In prices the
descent must be orderly and full OF OPP
portunities for inside unloading. The
program as outlined by q large trader
with intimate inside connections ana at
fiIiations is to be as follows:
Having been hung up with the goods
the banks, or. what Is the same thing,
the rich men who group around the
banks, will SO juggle the market as TO
work out OF their holdings without loss
"They are in control Of the stock mar
ket machinery just the same as they are
In control OF the banks and they will
work the two so as to best milk the
public. Iney got into their present pre-
dicament by borrowing cheap money from
the banks and buying dividend-paying
stocks at low prices for the scalp OF
two or three points there was In the
operation. That would have worked all
right IL the stock market had held where
IL was or advanced. Instead or which.
however. prices broke still further, and
what the rich fellows made on the scalp
they have lost by depreciation OF prln-
cipal
Must Find Way Out.
1T is now up to them TO get out. and
this they propose doing before letting the
situation get away from them.
Not one in ten of these men expect to
see prices permanently higher for long
time to come, but before they let values
down very far they will contrive to save
themselves. That will be the motive be-
hind every sharp rally which may take
place and IL will be very strange indeed
If we do not see many such rallies. The
scheme is TO encourage short selling and
whenever the market gets into an over
sold state TO run prices up ana trim the
bears. The bears and short sellers are
scheduled for continuous and merciiess
punishment and they will get what is
coming to them II the machinery does
not break down or go wrong.
The foregoing may not be exactly
what will be done In the stock market.
but IL ia certainly q very plausible
theory and sounds as though II might
be true, at least In the honesty OF its
devisement. There Is total lack of
genuine bulIish sentiment in Wall street
at this writing. and whatever opinion
may be found leaning to higher prices
Is based wholly upon the theory that
the big fellows are personally interest
ed in making q market for heavy lines
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Gov. Mann OF Virginia has appointed
Judge l.. IL. Wells OF Richmond TO hold
the September term OF the circuit court
OF Stafford county for Judge John +.
Mason Of tais city, w.so Is indispoxcd. The
yorm Will bcein ncxc Monday.
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NEvADA.UTAH.

In big bold, black letters OUR
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER,
just issued, sounds the first low
rurnbling note of the storm that
is brewing around this stock,
which has 5000 shareholders
scattered all over the world.
That first note is sonorous
with meaning. You should not
miss a single detail of this
NEVADA-UTAH CAMPAIGN.
If you do not get our WEEKLY
MARKET LETTER regularly
send for a FREE COPY of this
weeks issue.
CHARLES A. STOMEHAM 4 co.
Commission Stock Brokers,
$3.50 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
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without saying The commissioners are
human beings and most of them are
politicians, with their ears to the ground
and trained 10 understand the meaning
Of those large rumhiings
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Funds From Out of Town.

IL is significant that funds OF out-of-
town banks are appearing in New York
again To- Ice placed in collateral loans
The rapid marketing of new grain, II rs
believed. is supplying resources TO farm
ers for liquidation of loans on land and
automobile purchases. and the favorable
effect il looked for in the returns Of
condition national banks September
I, which are now being compiled by the
controller.
The British treasury today redeemed
s2,.s0No of its bills and next week will
redeem S2J,C,n0oO. thus returning 10 the
money market part of he plethoric gov
eminent deposits in the Bank OF Eng
land. Any need for gold in New York
will be facilitated by this condition: The
growth of the supply Of grain and cot
ton bills in the exchange market con-
duces TO the same end.
Reduction in Idle Cars.
I Predicted frosts in the corn belt hav-
tng failed 10 appear. there was de-
eline in that market. The surplus of
tdle freight cars showed another sharp
contraction. Another decline in Union
Pacific convertible bonds with an ad-
fance In the stock was considered 10 be
Designed to correct a disparity in the
proportionate prices of the two securities.
The August decrease of 433, S0:; tons in
The untitled orders on hand of the United
States Steel Corporation. compared with
b falling off during July of 2S6. s63 tons,
vas not known on the stock exchange
hntil just at the close of the day.
The actual showing of the bank state
(hent was closely in agreement with
preliminary estimates.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
BAR value, S620,500.
70. 6. bonds are unchanged on cali from
tst week.
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IL ray~ 70 real tho want cniU1lrJ 81
ffe Star. Hur~treds Of situs tions ara
6lIed ti.ro4Fh iaeaA
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Quotations and investment Returns Of Securities
Listed Upon the Washington Stock Exchange

] ss eI Ss ssss .Ss Stock r'
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PRESSURE IS ABSENT
No Especia | Anxiety to Sell
Securities in Evidence.
KEEPS BOTTOM TO VALUES
Banks Getting in Shape to Meet
Crop-Moving Demands.
MONEY FROM THE INTERIOR
Releasing of Funds by British
Treasury Also Will Help New
York Situation.

NEW YORK. September lo.-The senti-
nlent of satisfaction over the immedi-
etc financial outlook, which is gathered
b. inquiry. finds its only reflection in
tie stock market in an absence of SELL
Ing pressure. The handful OF stocks
which changed hands during the days
session is demonstration of the stag
nant demand.
The present strength of the money
position Inc New York is felt to be due
10 the restraint of the stock market for
several months past. The desirability
Of conserving money resources for the
fall is a prime factor in the present
stagnation of the stock market. Re-
turns 10 the controller show that New
York national banks expanded loans
nearly $50. OO0, 600 from June 80 to Sep
TENDER /. but rcdiscounting for interior
banks and commercial accommodation
were responsible for this, and not stock
market credits.
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F : AZ! !! . ~ :: !: !!

Monthly Journal. California OH Fields
2-Oil Booklet Questions and Answers About
California OIL Snap. showing all the CALI
fornia OIL Fields. Special Map Ventura
County Field.
California OIL Stocks are paying dividends over
81 .O0O,Oo month. One per cent month 10
the average dividend paid. Everybody should
know about this wonderful industry.
You are under no obligations 10 MS when yoi
object Is to advertise to the world the wonderful
opportunities California presents TO investors.
LOOMS Co., r rs.as,.s s': ca,
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PARIS. September 1o.--Trading was
1all. but prices were steady on the
oSUrse today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-continued

40 ACRES deep sediment loan soil; about IA
feet to pure soft water; 16 acres bearing
orchard, apricots. peaches, prunes and al
monds: | acre rye, balance alfalfa land; trees
large and thrifty and in full bearing; fruit
cutting shed, evapoTator, trays and boxes; 2
incubators: brooder house; l concrete in
cubator house; hen houses. 1928 4 room
house, with bath; barn 20x30: wells on
place: beautifully located main county road
near school and creamery; price $3 go.
So acres 4 miles from town; main county
road: good barn. small family orchard: well
l6 feet to water; part slightly rolling orange
and lemon land: balance bottom land: deep
sediment loan soil: price $3.50 per acre; one
third cash. balance L. and 3 years; splendid
citrus fruit and alfalfa proposition
500 acres beautifully located; lots Of natu-
raj shade: level; deep sediment loan soil; IL
feet to first bed Of pure soft water: between
county roads: y mile to creamery: :; miles
from city and railroad under splendid system
Of irrigation now; ideal for sweet potatoes !:
vegetables alfalfa. corn, fruit ETC.; would
make one OF the finest alfalfa and dairy
ranches in state. or splendid subdivision propo-
sition: price S65 per acre; easy terms
$50 acres: u miles west of Sacramento
river: , miles from station main line of s p
near creamery: fine location: no overflow !:
price $3.50 per acre: easy terms: snap buy.
Full details at HOME SEEKERS INFoR-
NATION BUREAU, 944-9i6 Monadnock bldg,
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
BERkELEY REAL EsTATE-Cou
DN-ItNE4 u htlAff ElSIAIE1--Cyus
GEO. W. AUSTIN. 101S Broadway, Oakland.
,CLARENONT REALTY COMPANY,
$3.50 Claremont av. at Prince ST,

GEO. w. AUSTIN 101s Broadway Oakland.
CLARESIONT REALTY COMPANY,
jOS0 Claremont av. at Prince ST.,
Aug. c. Mills. D. J. erGslTs MsTtsnstein. f. G. Russ.
Take Ciaremont Key Route to North Gate.
A CL4ARElIONT BARGAIN--
81 .OO0i s.. coo cash. balance suit.
This room, high basement cottage. with shin,
gled exterior, Is only minutes walk to Key
ated it is in the heart Of ClaremOnt and az
such reasonable price. submit IL as a SEre
sunny ali day; the size OF the lot is 37x12O; >
bedrooms, living and dining room. kitchen, vesti-
bule, room in basement for 3 rooms; side
CIAREMoNT PARK Lots
We have the lowest prices and will be glad 20
lind just the lot You want and where you want
il. Don't hesitate to ask to show yOu every
thing in this beautiful residence park. where all
the conveniences are a reality, not promise.
for which we are the sole agents. Remember,
we make this section our speciality
S2.5OO-TERMS. $1,000 cash. balance arrange.
Fine lot. Jex115, in Plaza drive. with exposure
toward the south; other lots in this block on
same side OF street much higher in price. This
is an investment with sure profit, as well as
being a great homesite-
This amount will purchase 80 foot lot stu
ated in beautiful Oakdale av: southern expos
ure: all street work and sidewalks in; suitable
building restrictions: lowest price on street.
S3.s0O-sf.5OO CASH BALANCE TO SUIT
At head Of Plaza drive, fronting south aud
west upon the plaza; ia feet frontage on Plaza
drive, depth 10 feet. good view and beautiful
price.
81, 4,5oQ-S1.JO0 CASH. BALANCE 8 EQUAL AN
NUAI4 PAYMENTS
The only building sire left at the brOoksde
ON Hillerest road. Other lots built or plans
under way This Is reasonable price for
rare Kind OF lot in city limits; 81 feet frontage.
Id feet in depth. double frontage: fine live oaks
and running brook. also marine view and only
minutes walk to ClaremOnt Key Route Station.
See II today or during the week.
REAL HOME FOR SALE
Sl0OOO-Ierms. half cash, balance arrange.
This beautiful home is surrounded by q hne
flower garden on lot 50x12O and faces the
south and west: a few minutes walk to South
Gate Key station and TO Streetcsrs. The house
IL new, substantial. and arranged for
comfort. ON first floor. large hallway, with
mirror, and folding doors leading to living and
dining rooms; living room 24x14 across front OF
house, large fireplace. wood I'm natural finish:
dining room placed so il gets morning sun: fire
place and built in side board pantries Kitchen.
maids room. toilet etc. Second door. large
bedrooms. sunny, and large closets connected:
lavatories, separate toilet and large bathroom
storerOOm. in rear OF house is a large she'd for
wood and coal tools. etc. This is finished on
exterior in artistic manner: large garage with
cement driveway 10 the street. This is not one
OF the ordinary thrown together kind OF homes
IL Is something worth while Investigating; do it
now.
CLARENIONT REALTY COMPANY,
Phone Berk. 5T25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06

s ADVERTISE OAKLAND
-AR
Chamber Of Commerce Postal Card Day.
Saturday, February l.. 1910.
Send them TO your friends.
500, 000-Fwo story brick business block: cement
basement; 50x100: near 18th and Broad
way; one of the few heart of business cen
ter buys obtainabie in Oakland (96ol
NEAR TELEGRAPH AVENUE.
81, 500-A fine corner. 5Gx100; street work done;
demand for cottages here; $500 under
MODERN business CORNER.
81, ,o0o-Fine little buy main street; in
thlekly populated district; stores and and
UPPER PIEDMONT SITE.
Fine commanding view; 30 foot corner; surround
ed by fine homes; 80 minutes to ). F.
$40 foot under price of inside lots in
~ DOWNTOWN FLATS.
sS,2JO-3 modern fats. rooms each: income
$500; within minutes walk of Broad
way one-third cash. balance at bank in
terest. $50
SPLENDID FOR FLATS.
500 foot-60 feet front, with eastern exposure;
cement coping; slightly terraeed; fine ear
service: easy walk TO business center;
convenient to S. p. II. n. local.
INCOME AND VALUE.
50, 250-Small business buy in one of the best
districts outside of downtown district;
land worth 5000 per foot: 81 I:6x11o; i'm
cpNyENaES pay yo SO per month
near carline and s. p r. R. local sta
tion; easy walk TO business center. (619)
UPPER PIEDMONT CORNER.
yS000-F'ine modern house, rooms, with
extra rooms in attic; furnace: corner,
63xl21; grand view; 81 coo mortgage can
SLIGHTLY LOT CHEAP.
$S00-Terraced lot. 40x100; street work COM
piete: near 4th carline; cheap.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
GEO. w. AUSTIN.
l01S BROADWAY.

CLAY ST
SIS, ,on0-A fine building lot not far from 10th
and Clay: 30xT5; viii trade for nice income or
residence close in
TELEGRAP AV, RESIDENCE.
S10,0OO-The only corner close in Telegraph
aT for anywhere near this price: fine. story.
room house splendid location for physician;
half cash Will handle this property.
LINDA VISTA FLATS.
SSo00-one Of thee most beautiful and mod
ern new pair of fats that you ever stepped into;
rooms each; elevated lot J5x104. commanding
hne view; owner has standing offer OF $50 per
month for the upper fat: / block TO electric car
line and 4 minutes walk Key Route station
FLATS.
S315O-2 fats upper completely furnished
lot 3I:6x1O0; close 10 S F. station electric cars
pass the door: school. churches stores very
handy: can easily mortgage this property for
81, 600, This is excellent buy.
$1,000.
Positively the best buy you want TO
elegant home. brand new: not built to sell; 10
rooms; billiard rooms. sleeping porches. furnace
hardwood floors in parors. hall. dining room and
breakfast room; elegant electric fixtures; fine
view of lake; block to Grand aY.
SAN PABLO AV.
2.1o0-Good cottage in San Pablo av. close
10 9th St; can be raised and store built below /;
this is an absolute sacrifice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-06
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

Sc, ,250-Fine new residence of rooms and large
sleeping porch in Oxford St; lot 50x13O
this is one of the finest sections for
home one of the incest homes offered and
is a bargain; lots in this section not
be had less than SO. 600, and the contract
price of the house So. 500; il you want
something nice here it is
Sc, 150-A great big bargain in North Berkeley
only four blocks from all car lines and two
stations lot 43x135, with house
that could be rebuilt for less than IS, 900;
house has gas fuel, electric lights. modern
plumbing and is in fine condition: cen
put yOu in possession for $500 cash.
So T5O-A beautiful Craftsman bungalow in
Glst St. right the Key Route sta
ton: rooms and everything up to date
freplaces. cabinet kitchen. youH have
10 see ir Ia get the proper idea OF its
beauty and convenience: lot is 34xi5O-
So 250-Here is snap in the SIc6fee tratt only
Il block from where the :. +. company
viii bud its new station at Dwight and
California stS.; lot 66:SxI3O. with small 4
room cottage in gas. light and water
are in: owner obliged to live south, offers
this very eheaply.
81 600-Corner s0x132:6. in Carlton: other agents
are Offering single lots in this block a
good buys at 81 $50
So 500-We have for quick sale the best buy for
the money in the whole ClaremOnt section:
50x147 in Hotel Claremont tract. across
the street from residence costing over
100000; owner abroad. needs the money;
let show you this
s. 0o0-Lot 50x12J. two blocks from College and
Claremont avs; it's good.
We have $4,000, 5000 and 81 800 to loan
at per cent
Dwight Way Station. Berkeley i19-