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services today (Thursday), August IS, al
10 a. m, at Grays chapel, Geary and Divis-
adcro streets. Interment private, Eternal
Home Genet sry, by automobile. Please omit
flowers.
KELLER-In this city. August II. 1918.
Hilda. dearly beloved daughter OF Frederick
and Mary Keller. and loving sister Of Gle
ment and Dora Keller. a native Of San
days.
Remains at the parlors Of suhr VIE
boldt, 1885 Valencia street, near Twenty
fffh.
Frank. loving son Of Ferdinand and Theresa
Landwehr. beloved brother OF II. J, Land
wehr Mrs. Annie Rolling and Mrs. Agnes
mouths mouth and i' a7 days A'' ass member Of the
yarnshers' and Polishers' union, local No.
1874.
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row (Friday) August 20. at p. m, at the
parlors Of II. 3. suhr & Co. 2919 Mission
street, between Twenty-nfth and Twenty
sixth Interment Mount olivet cemetery.
LAsTRETo-In Paris. France. May 81. 1913
Luigi r., dearly beloved husband OF Charlotte
Lastreto, father OF @. B. and Emilio Lastreto
a native of Italy, aged 90 years months
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
day., August rs, 1913. at o'clock a. m.
ing Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by
electric funeral car. where services will b
held
PREEcEs-In this city August 26. 1918, Arthur
III. Jr., cherished son of Arthur III. and Anna
L. Prcece, loving brother OF Mabel +. Preece
and grandson Of AIRS. E. Preece, q native d
San Francisco, CAL, aged years months
and IA days.
Friends and acqusfntances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services TO-DAY
Thursday, August 2S. 1918. at o'cloei
.. M. at the pariors Of II. +. suhr & Co
2eI9 Mission street. between Twenty-nfth ant
Twenty sixth. Intcrment Mount Olivet GENE
tefy, by automobile.
QUIRK-In this city. August 27. 1919. Flor
ence Quirk, dearly beloved daughter OF Flou
renee and Mary Quirk, native OF sai
Francisco, Cal. aged IL months and il days
Friends and acqraintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tfrl
day), at 1890 O'Clock a. m. from the par
lors OF Gantner Bros, 424 Guerrero street
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth. Inter
ment Holy Cross cemetery. by carriages.
RATTIGAN-In this city August 90. Eugene
dearly beloved son OF the late Catherine Rat
tigan and beloved father OF Mrs. Franz
Kenna native OF San Francisco. Cal, aget
"a years months and 23 days.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Friday August
90 1918, at 8 o'clock a. M. from the par
lors OF J. C. O'Connor & Co.. $50 valencis
street. thence to the Church OF the Mos
Holy Redeemer where o requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose of his soul
commencing at $50 o'clock a. m. IntermenI
Holy Cross cemetery, by carriage.
SLOAN-In Scottsdale, Aris-. August 22. 1918
Charles E. beloved son OF John W. and ths
late JenIle Sloan. and loving brother Of Mrs
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TWO NEW UNIONS
TO Be CHARTERE D
Plumbers and Metal Work
ers of Visalia Organize;
Other Labor News
General Organizer
n n

yMm General Organizer
G68I s.yas3SSS55D F. r Lamoreaux has
IN received charters
from the United Association Of
Plumbers. Gas Filters. Steam Filters
and Steam Filters Helpers of Amer
lea, and from the Sheet Metal work
ers' international alliance for two To-
Gals recently organized in visalia.
The plumbers will be known as local
No. 4as and the sheet metal workers
as local No. $40.
VIII J. French of the state indus
trial accident board, will address tho
Santa Clara county district council
OF carpenters at Its next meeting on
the new compensation law for indus
trial accidents not the result of the
workingmen injured The board is
advised that the American Bar asso-
citation will soon hold a meeting In the
compensation IN cases Of Industrial
accidents.
Arran gements have been completed
by local No. 162 OF the Moving Picture
Operators union for the entertain
ment and ball in the Auditorium next
Saturday night
n
There will be a special meeting
next Sunday afternoon OF the various
locale OF the Blacksmiths' and Help
ers' union for the purpose of discuss
ing several propositions TO be pre-
sented at the next session of the In
ternatfonal Brotherhood of Black
smiths and Helpers. held in Sedalia,
Mo-. October 6.
United Laborers' association No.
has paid death benefit claims to the
beneficiaries of the late M J. Fox
and P. Dillon. donated $40 as a prize
to the Building Trades council Labor
day celebration committee and elected
Is applicants.
X 4
Sixty-one labor organizations will
take part in the Labor day parade in
San Jose next Monday. The Building
Trades council of Santa Clara county
has decided that any member OF an
affiliated union who fails to parade
will be tried snd disciplined.
Local No. 164 OF the Molders' union
has elected L. Roberts and r. w Bur-
ton delegates to the next convention
of the State Federation OF Labor.
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| L|bE RAL SALES
WEAKEN MARKET I
Corn Drops, but Regains
Strength--Whe Easy
Provisions Lower

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.--Corn again to-
day was the active feature OF specu-
lative interest, but weakened on lib
eral selling by longs, but in the final
part of the session rallied fairly well.
Final prices were lsc net lower to
&c net higher, with the September
option showing the greatest recovery.
Wheat closed " to sSc lower, oats
&c to Nc or and provisions un-
changed to 10c lower.
Corn started with a good show of
strength on the continuance of hot,
dry weather in the southwest. A buy
ing rally, in which some of the chief
early sellers figured. lifted prices
fairly well and the close was firm.
Wheat eased on practical assur
ances that the northwest crop is safe
and that Canada will soon complete
the harvesting OF a large yield.
Oats showed weakness, due TO lack
of demand.
Selling by longs depressed pro-
visions.
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On the result Of the bond election United
Railroads bonds declined 11a points on the San
Francisco Stock and Bond exchange yesterday,
a single sale being recorded at $3.50 The
curfty continued weak and closed with $55 621a
bid and SIS. S7h asked Southern Pacific re-
funding As advanced quarter point TO s91,
and Pacific Gas and Electric IS also rose
quarter point to sS5.75. Listed bond sales to-
tailed So, 600. Associated OIL stock was shade
weaker at S41I2ia. OF listed stocks go shares
were transferred
In the unlisted department bond sales to-
tailed $24 900. The only stock sale was OF 20
shares OF Pacific Gas common ut $50 10. drop
OF a quarter point
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u. A. Maxham and Mrs. u. A. shuldis. M ~
tive sof California, aged ~ ye&rs' -ss
and % days. member OF brick
Union. Local No 4.
Friends and acQuaintances are respectluHy
invited to attend the funeral services tounS
(Thursday) August Is, at 1870 o'ciock p. onts. ~.
at the parlors Of II. r. Suhr q 20, @1.g g
Mission street, between Twenty snIln1 I'M any
Twenty sixth. Interment Mount OiseI GENE
terry. BY automobile.
EToNE-In this city. August 27, lslg' Ssaan Stas,.
8. Stone. widow OF the late a. W..,,,ssap ~. 2sosS
and mother OF Mrs. Daniel e. Easlei p-ooN'
native of Vermont. aged "a years
Notice of funeral hereafter Hema.ns a.
Gray's chapel. Geary and Divisadero se'sess' 80,
uLLNER-rn this city, August 20, 1913, WI.
liam c. Ullner, dearly beloved nusua,u %
Martha Ullner. and loving father OF Iesrs eF-s =
Rclmont Arthur and William Timer - anu'nr : rad "a
G. A. Gunther. native OF Gerlnany, .5e- ~9sr
Go years months and % days. Hypg~ Tp9~s
or the verein Eiutracht and Goetne tass L.~s
No. 329, /. o. 0. r. (Chicago papers Ptsase
copy.)
Friends ana acquafntaDces are respecstrs.,y tasay
invited to attend the funerni serves ,1o-t Loci
(Thursday1. August 26. lolS, st ,@.,s,f =
p. M. at the pariors Of Ryan. Mcponnsn s...,s+ 9
bonohoe. All -437 Valencia street. lnferlpene
Cypress Lawn cemetery, by carrlags, carr gsr.,,hord
mains nj his late residence. 1857 Lomoaru
street, until today Thursday. August % a.
IL IN.
WAsHINGToN-rn Oakland. CAL. August -;
1913. Mrs. Eliza washington, nali'e
Texas, aged 45 years.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

(From r. c. Wilson & Co.'S private wire.)
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Cotton continued to
move upward under the stimulus OF bullish
weather and crop reports from the southwest
and growing impression that the next month
~ government report, which is to be issued at
noon Tuesday. win make an unfavorable show
ing and indicate material decline in the con-
dition df the crop In the southwest during the
last month. The only rainfall In Texas was
-02 Of an inch at Henrietta. IN the northern
part Of the state. while the only precipitation
Temperatures were higher. Texas 106 and okla
homa los. Reports Of serious deterioration In
the crop were numerous from Texas and Okla
homa, and reports of an unfavorable tenor are
being received in increasing numbers from Ar
kansas. The National Ginners' ass ,ci alton puts
the condition at only 69.3 per cent against
1913 reported by the government last month.
The market closed firm, spots 10 points high
ar Mf6dlfn0 unlande 70
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DAY IS STEADY
IN WALL STREET
Weakness Develops Late,
After Presidents Mexi-
can Message Issues

NEW YORK, Aug 27.-Until the
last hour of trading today stocks held
steady. with q good undertone. al
though fluctuations were narrow.
Such movements as occurred were
mostly upward Toward the close of
the day several points of weakness
appeared and the whole market was
heavy at the close.
Union Pacific decline was influenced
by the unfavorab BILE July statement,
showing a decrease in net earnings
of $67i 900. New Haven again de-
veloped weakness in the early trad
ing. United States express made a
low record.
States 4s registered declined Y on
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug. -Butter-Unchanged
Refned sugar Marker

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows, net cash: Fine granulated. Bloc;
Gamers granulated, Bloc; fruit granulated,
Bloc: crystal dominos, Ib cartons in cases.
S.90c do 2 1b cartons In cases. a.40c: monarch
bar, 5.45c; tablets in half bbls, 5.e0c: do in 2S
lb boxes, 5.S5c; cubes. 5.35c; monarch pow
dered Bloc: xxx powdered 5.20c: confec-
toners A, Bloc: beet granulated. 4.90c; extra
G, 4.60c: golden G, 4.5oc: d, .40c. Barrels
and 90 ID bags 20c half bbls &c. boxes 60c
moro per 100 lbs than for bags Of 100 lbs net.
Bar In 35 and 40 ID tins $3.50 more, IN and
10 lb tins 81 45 more per 100 lbs than the price
for this grade In 100 ID bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes as follows: Granniated basis.
5-1oc; c. & II. fine standard. 8 10c; coarse dry
granulated. 5.1oc; confectioners' A. 5.foc: berry.
BLOC; powdered 5.20c; cubes, 5.35c; 'Higrade''
bar. 5.45c; bricks lin half bbs, 5.30c; bricks
Gin 25 lb bcxes), 5s5c; crystal dominos g ID
cartons IN cases) s.0oc: do ID cartons In
cases, 9.4oc; extra fine dry granulated 600 lb
bags only) 4.S0c: extra G. 460c; golden G.
4:5oc: yellow p, z.4oc, Additional price per
100 lbs: In bbls and 30 ID bags 10c more
half bbls. 25c more: boxes, SOC more for ali
grades. Bar in 85 and 40 ID tins S1.70 more.
In 10 ib tins so.s5 more. Minimum order, car
load weight.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Copper quiet Sep.
TENDER and October, 16-121sc asked; electro
@15.67Hc
Lead steady at 47oa5c. In London. f2o los.
nm firm. Spot and August, 4225n42. .75c;
September. AZ 25142 62hc October 42E1 142.5 SOC.
Antimony dull. Cookson,s. S.407S.5 SOC.
Iron steady and unchanged
The London markets closed follows:
Copper firm. Spot f7O rs Cd: futures. f70
6s 3d.
12s Cd
Hon-cgeJs!and warrants. asss{sv ..--..,-s.i +.
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BAIN-rn San Mateo. August 20. 1918. Avis
M. Balm. dearly beloved daughter of Frank
and Margaret Balm. native Of California,
aged IL years and IA days.
The funeral Will take place Friday Au-
gust 20, 1918, at 9:45 O'Clock a. m, from
her late home, 10 Tenth avenue thence to
ST. Matthew's Catholic church for services
at 10 a. m. Interment st. Johns cemetery.
San Mateo.
DAMOzoNIO--In this city. August 20, 1913.
Luigi (Grillo). dearly beloved husband of the
late Maria Damosonio. devoted father OF
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The combined membership of sts
Peter and Paul parish will hold an ali
day outing and picnic at Schuetzer
park next Sunday. under the auspices
Of Salesian council No. 566 and Aux
ilian institute No. 63. A musical and
athletic program has been prepared.
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Declaring plcketsng to be legal

Declaring picketfng to be legal, but
offensive language and violence intol-
erable. Police Judge Deasy yesterday
adjudged Ida Adler. secretary OF the
Cloak Makers union. guilty of battery
and fined her SIS. Sophie Pankewicz
was found guilty by Judge Shortall
OF battery and will be sentenced to-
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
Marriage Licenses
SAN FRANCISCO


The following marriage licenses were fssuet
Wednesday, August ~, 1913:
RLACKSHAW-McD0N B. Black
shaw, "a, Sebastopol. and Gilmore L. McDon
nld %, 56S Second avenue
DELPRETE- -DEsANTT-Raffello Delprete. 25
2110 Eighteenth avenue. and Ennis Desanti
10. 1902 Fifteenth avenue.
DINSMORE-McGARvE ]. Dins
more, 80, Los Angeles, aud Rose McGarvey
20. 84S< Twenty first street.
ELvES--D --DAvIs--David N. Elves, %, Paisley
Ont. and Lora A. Davis, "a, Ava, Ill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c. GIambruno
p. lib Noe street, and Ida 0. Hinton, is
see Baker street.
GLASOw-HA II. GLASGOW. %
Los Angeles. and Ferne N. Hardy, 20, Hunt
ington Park, CAL
MALONEY- J. Maioney, 21. II
Aivarado street, and Mary Hogan. Is, z0'
Capp street.
arANzAFLARIS - KAMvoURI - Efstathio
Manzafarls, "a. 1445 Powell street, and Ka
tina Kamvouri, 20. 81 Hampton place.
RIS--SOLOvINE-Alfred A. Morris. ~
and Dora Solovine, ~, both of 257o Suttel
NIzZO- -DEGIOyANNT-Frank Nzzo, 30, ant
Mary Degiovanni. %. both Of $40 Greer
street.
PoDHoRCER-ABRAAfs Podhorcer. "a
and Jennie Abrams, 10. both Of 1886 Folsom
street.
ROBINSON Robinson, 25
20I21a Fillmore street. and Sadie Bailey, 20
Oakland.
OAKLAND
The following marriage licenses were ISSUED
Wednesday, August 25. 1913;
LD--McINToSH-rrank W. Archibald
Al, Emeryville. and Annie L. Mcintosh. 40
Oakland.
Charles de Forest Case, 43
San Francisco, and Olive M Marlin, So, Sar
Lorenzo.
DE BLOIs- Is-POTTER-Frank de Blois, "a, and
Marion Potter. 21, both Of San Francisco
DoWNS-LINK-Ber l.. Downs, So, ant
Myrtle Link. 80. both Of San Francisco.
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Wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal: Cali
fornia club. S1.52H dat; northern club, 81. 521a
Dat; Turkey red, sls5Gi 60; Russian red,
stem. $1.56G1. 60.
FUTURES
No quotations.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. 81 .321z Q1.37h per ctl;
lower grades, $1.2561 40
FUTURES
December. $1.44& G1.45: May, $1.47 bid.
s1.4915 asked; August new. sold at $1.29H (:
September. new, sold at $I.3eh.
0ats-Whlte, nominal; black, 2.5003 per
ctl; red seed. S1S5Q2 10; do feed. 81. 450i 30.
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots. 81. so per
ctl; do white. s.. 50; Egyptian white, nominal;
kafhr corn, Sis
Rye-$1 ~ CLIO per ctl on the spot.
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John McLaren, superintendent of
Golden Gate park, has gone to Denver
to attend the annual convention Of
park superintendent of the United
States. He will return September d.
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Informal Session
CIenrfnes fn Nnrfhnexfern f.ifi

PORTLAND. Aug. 27.-Clearings, 81 SOL ,235; /;
balances. $161 .6e2.
TACOMA. Aug. 27.-clearings. $685.. .ess: bal
ances $115 $50
SEATTLE. Aug. 27-Clearfngg 5000 042-
balances, S21o, ,733.
balances. $50.s1S.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

PETALUMA. Aug. 27.-Quotations for Sc
iected pullets were marked up half cent
Francisco Dairy and Egg exchange.
Dealers and spectators offered 81 cents for
extrn ranch and % cents for selected pullets.
The delivery was light.
SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 27.-Egg quotations
advanced slightly today. exchanges paying 81
632c for extras according to grade. Tirsts
and seconds continue to bring 25c.
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HOT SPRINGS

Wonderful medicinal natural hot sulphur and
soda water, guaranteed for rheumatism. liver,
kidney and stomach troubles Swimming tank.
tub. plunge and electric light baths; expert
masseurs: bathhouse 30 feet from hotel and cot
tages. Electric lights, carpets, hot ana cold
mineral water In every room Amusements.
Fine table from our own dairy and farm BUY
ticket direct to Fetters Springs station. via N.
W. Pac. Ry. Rates. $12 to $14 per week. For
booklet address or phone GEO. FETTEhS. Fet-
ters' Springs p. o., Sonoma county, Cal.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

There was fair demand for butter and eggs
on the Dairy Produce exchange yesterday. OF
the former so cases Of California extras sold at
32c- OF eggs, 20 cases were sold at 32c and
10 cases selected pullets at 26Hc.
The following are official quotations esfab-
lished by sales, bids and offers on the floor OF
the Dairy exchange. Prices IN the street. while
governed By the exchange quotations. generally
range from 11kc to 211c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added.
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0BIT UARY NOTES

Judge w. $. Shoemaker, IS years old.
pioneer attorney. veteran of the civil
war, and for s5 years prominent in
Nebraska politics. died yesterday In
Omaha of heart disease. Judge
Shoemaker was born in Ohio.
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BIRTHS
DEATHS

UBBE-In this city, August 23. 1918. to the
wife OF Ludwig Ubbe. daughter.
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BUTTER. PER POUND
BUTTER. PER POUND
...'..- !. ! ) !. ]. J.

Prime frsts. SOC soc soc soc 3Oc I3oc
Firsts 80. .l29c zoe l2ac l2ec 2oc l2shc
% new dat cheese sold at 1sc. Fancy
California dats, 16l1c per lb. steady; do hrsts,
bye. steady; fancy Young Americas, 161zc;
steady. New York cheddars 2oc. steady: do
twins, zoe. steady: do trplets, Zoe. steady;
Wisconsin twins, 1e11c, STEADY; do triplets,
17hc. steady; Oregon twins. 16c. steady; 90
tripiets. l6c. steady; do Young Americas, tic,
steady.
Eggs-callfornia fresh. per dozen, cases in
cluded.
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UNLISTED SECURITIES

SALES AUGUST IT
Morning Session
rs Pacific Gas Electric (com).. 80. 10
5000 s G. San Joaquin Val 5s. .105. so
s., 600 Oakland Antioch East r 5s. "a S71a
SO, GOO Western Pacific Ry 5s..-.-... so. 1213
Afternoon Session
50, 200 General Petroleum 6s....... 81 so
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Cash Grain ard prov.sions

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Cash wheat--No.
red, s91a a 90isc: No. 2 hard. s7H4 q soc; No I
northern 921a Q93ihc
Corn-No. 3 7eG7e1sc; No 2 white. 761s a
7Tc No. 2 yellow. T0Ia @76Ac.
Rye--No. q 6g77oc.
Barey-50m 76c.
Timothy-$4.50l5.50
Clover-$l0@12.
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soNoMA COUNTY

HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT
NATURAL HOT SULPHUR WATER
Swimming tank, 80 bathtubs. Hotel strictly
modern Excellent service. Rates reasonable
No staging. Send for information and booklet
to THEOD0R RICHARDS. proprietor, Aqua
Callente Sono1na county, CAL. or Peck-Judah,
6S7 Market ST., San Francisco
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SWEETWATER SPRINGS

For rest and recreation; fruits. melons. vege-
tables, poultry and dairy products dancing.
shuffeboard croquet, ETC.; lots Of deer. quail.
rabbits. good table. frequent chicken dinners;
IS and $40 week; round trip $3.50. SWEET
WATER SPRINGS Heaidshurg, CAL
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DEER PARK SPRINGS
NAPA VALLEY
SEOUOIA Sumner Resort

Under new management. Eight miles from,
Napa. Daily mail. spring water. fresh dairy
products fine lakes, splendid table. new swim
ming tank just finished. auto service. Rates
$40 per week. Management DIR. TROPPMANN
and CARR. TRoPPMANN, p. o. box 120: phone
14-F-11. Napa, Cal.
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FLORISTS
-...-.-----e---~~u~~~

BROWN & Kennedy s1SIai soSi 18th Aa''sss; near
VAL union: funeral work spec. Tel. Mkt. o.-o @
Tv70T IT oPIS-rS- nhoue Mkt. 32S5-Funeral
work speciality 5017 18th st. near Mlsslou-
p.9T ToPAT- 14s7 Haight ST.; phone Park
3g6-C,ut flowers pits. etc R. Groves. prop-
ST77pTTFy-TANT co the leading florists.
1900 sutter; Fkn e094 Frank shibelsy: mgr:
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SUMMER RESORTS
SIERRA MOUNTAINS
CAMPBELL HOT SPRINGS

SIERRAvILLE. CAL, altitude 5000: water
unsurpassed for rheumatism. gout, liver and
kidney complaints and all stomach troubles; no
snakes or poison oak: hunting fishing. livery.
picturesque drives; S12 to $14 per week. Round
trip tickets by Western Pacific direct to
springs; auto meets trains at Loyalton; o. round
trip to Truckee, stage to springs; booklet ON
application J. II. PEARCE. Prop
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LISTED SECURITIES
SALES AUGUST 27
Morning Session


20 Alaska Packers Assn .... 80. 90
30 Associated Oil Co. ............. Al 90
10 Spring Valley Water Co... "a. so
81 900 Associated OIL Co 5s.......... 30. so
s., coo Pacific Gas & Electric 5s.... IS 75
SO 600 Pacific Electric Ry 5s...... 100. 90
s., 900 Peoples Water Co 5s......... 10. 90
1000 Pacific Tel Il Tel 5s........ 81 .371a
1000 Pacific Tel G. Tel 6s....-. OF. Is Z
"a, 900 r, Oak & Jose Ry 5s... 0S. 30
81 900 United r r of + 4s........ SO so
Street
81 900 Cal Gas & Elec unifying 5s.. e3. 25
s., 900 r r Co 1st ref 49,. 91. 90
Afternoon Session
Board
10 Alaska Packers Assn.-.....- 80 90
% Associated Oil Co............ Al. 12H
25 Bank OF California, N A.. .195. so
so Hawaiian Coml & Sugar. % 25
so Philippine Tel & Tel Corp. 21 .25
So 900 Great West Power 5s. 10. so. 90
$4,000 Pacific Electric Ry 5s...... 100 90
81 900 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s.... IS. 10
Street
20 Associated Oil Co............. Al 90
81 600 Great Western Power 6s.... 50 90
81 900 Pacific Gas & Electric 5s-.... S5.75
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Oil Stocks
New York Money Market

New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Aug 27.---Money on call steady
at 2A Q21s per cent; ruling rate. 2M per cent;
closing. ~ G2M per cent.
Time loans weaker; 60 days, 81 per cent;
90 days. Al per cent; six months. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, So deA per cent
Sterling exchange easy; 81. 800 for 60 day
bills and 81 .S61J for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S2M.
Bar silver. 595ac.
Mexican dollars 46c.
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. Ca, Aug. 27.-Turpentine =
Firm. 3s4c: sales. 9s receipts. SS2; ship.
ments, 81. stock, S9.e45.
Rosin--Fism; sales 2,601; receipts, 3.o51
shipments. a,s54, stock, 1877, ,4es.
Quote: A, b. S3.7563.s5: G. d. s3.S5; e.
ssS5@3.s714 F, s5-s58s 80; q. .$3.s5G3.95: H.
s. ss'io0i.l5; VIC. : ssas,io; WV. " ~: $50 "a
Dove
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SHASTA

SISSON TAVERN
Three-quarters Of mile from Sisson Start
ing place for hunters and fishers and the
ascent OF Mt. Shasta trip. Fishing and hunt
ing. Fine lake close by. Table and accomnno
dations the best Games rowing and swim
ming. MR. snd MRS, CHARLES WRIGHT.
Proprietors. Sisson. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-28
THE GABLES

Sonoma countys ideal family resort. Just
opened to the public. Excellent table, supplied
from our dairy and farm. Dancing, tennis.
games Bus to hot baths and trains daily at
Verano station. Rates 81 per day, SO and mp
per week Open year round. Address H. 2.
MATHEWSON, Sonoma City p. o., CAL
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-28
TO PAY DEFAULTED INTEREST

The United Light and Power COM
pany of New Jersey has issued no
tice to the holders of its $1,61S,000
guaranteed collateral trust per cent
three year notes, due December 1,
1914. that the semiannual interest,
paid on and after August 26. United
Light and Power Company of New
Jersey, a subsidiary OF the United
Properties company. controls the
United Light and Power Company Of
California
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-28
MARK WEST SPRINGS

Trains leave s. r. twice daily for SAINTS
Rosa where stage connects. Round trip. g. 70,
including stage. Excellent table. hot mineral
baths, all kinds of sports. NO MOSQUITOES
ROSA, CAL