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Apoplexy, Not Foul
Play, Caused Death

An autopsy performed this morn
ing established the fact that John
Ferguson, a sewing machine agent,
2243 Twenty-third street, Oakland,
had died from apoplexy and not as .
result of foul play. as had been sus-
pected by the police and the district
attorneys Office. Ferguson staggered
home at o'clock Sunday morning
and told his wife that he had been
beaten up in a saloon at Twenty-third
avenue and East Fourteenth street
and then held prisoner in a barn in
the rear. According to Joseph Mello,
proprietor of this saloon, Ferguson
had fainting spell and was removed
by friends to the stable in the rear.
where he remained all night. The In
vestigation will be dropped.
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Financial Summary
American stocks in London drm. generally u

American stocks In London nrm. generally Is
@Mup.
cent.
Wilson administration engages itself in pro-
portion groundwork for legislation looking to-
ward government ownership Of telegraph lines.
Pittsburg Coal company declared regular
quarterly dividend OF * per cent on preferred
stock payable October 26 to stock Of record
October 15
Sears Roebuck September gross sales 81 ,946.
600, increase OF % per cent over last year:
total for nine months $e4,049 900, an Increase
OF 13 per cent
Il. N. Brown given full control Of National
Railways OF Mexico: will continue as president.
Mexican liberals name Manuel CaIero as can
didate for Mexican presidency.
Democratic caucus votes that senate accept
report on tarin and drop provision for cotton
futures tax Senate hopes to dispose of bill
finally by tonight
Vulcan DetinnIng failed to declare preferred
dividend.
British cotton mills plan big lockout on octo-
ber Is.
Twelve indpstrials advanced ~.
Q~enty ecave railroads Adynnce6S1A
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rnca1. pRoyIsIoN PRonucrs

Wholesale prices on provision products are
quoted this morning by Miller Lux as fol-
picnics, I41ac; bacon. eastern. 6-S average, CSC;
$40 average, 24c; California, 6-8 average, 22c,
$40 average, 21c, pure lard. NJ. & L. brand,
fierce basis, 12c; best shortening. tierces,
10Iac; compound. Fl. H. brand. tierce basis.
iOc; salad oil. NJ. & L. brand. s5c; white
cooking OIL NJ. & L. brand October delivery,
85c; yellow cooking oil. NJ. & l. brand. soc.
PORK, LARD AND OIL
San Francisco quotations this morning on
pork lard cooking oil and family beef are
Golden Gate lard. tierces, 141ac: do bs, per
case, s7.3S; do los. $s.i5; do 5s. s9.2S; do IS.
50 80. arrow compound, tierces, 11c do SOS,
So SO: do los, $7.95; do SIS. S7.13; do 3s, 81 20;
yellow arrow cooking oil, Csc; white arrow
cooking oil. 72c; primrose salad oil, s5c: extra
family beef, S24; family beef, $24; extra mess
beef, $24; extra prime pork. $25; extra pig
pork, $40. Califene-Tubs 11ssc: half bbls,
Use; tierce. 11Ac; 2 tierces, 111sc; j
tierces, lie; case, 81. Cottolene-Half bbls.
lIAc; / tierce, 11Esc; tierce, 1l1ac; 5s,
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LOCAL AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
LARGE INTERESTS
bUYER RS OF GRAIN
Steady Feeling in Wheat, but
Corn Is Lower in
Chicago

CHICAGO. Oct 2.-Brokers repre-
senting large interests were buyers at
the opening of the wheat market to-
day. and a steady feeling was noticed
at the outset. Northwest cars were
much smaller than a week ago and a
little smaller than a year ago.
Corn was A @Ac lower, and the
feeling was easier all around. In
creased receipts are looked for in
corn.
Oats were fractionally better and
firm under good demand
Provisions were Arm.
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FRESH AND CURED FIsH

Fresh Fish (per lb)-Halibut, l1196121lc;
striped bass. 12ia @15c: carp, 4c; catfish. 10G
7c; barracuda, DC; large soles, &c; sand dabs,
&c; small soles. 5c; sea bass, Zoe; tomcod, go
l0c; shad. 4Ql5c; salmon, lie; smelt, 10c;
crawash. 25 430c.
Salmon-Alaska reds, s1.15: Alaska king,
81; Alaska medium red, s5c; pink, 65c; chums,
60c; No. l tall cans, doz to case, f. o. b.,
San Francisco. Puget sound sockeyes tails
81 so; fats. $1-65; halves, $1Ql05, f. .. b.,
Puget sound.
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HAY. rEEn AND MEAI.

wholesale lots OF hay on today's market,
Fancy wheat hay Qight bales). s21; No
wheat or wheat and oat, si7.5oQis.5o: good
grade, same. $16@1750; other grades. s14. sc
@16 fancy tame ost hay, $1T-5011 is. so; good
grade, same. $15G17; wild oat hay. $13 5o@
1850: alfalfa. $126I4 stock hay, Slodi1 80,
straw. per bale. 656isBc.
Feed tper tonl--Rran. So. .5Om26 for white
and $25 for red; mlddlings $29G32 shorts
S25-5o@2 so; rolled barley, SIS. 500 so. SO
corn meal, S42@43 cracked corn. $42@43: al
falfa meal, car lots. SIT; do. small lots. sis.
Meal tper ton)-oileake, 20 ton lots, $33 II
tons. $3.50; tons. S34: less than tons
$3.50; cocoanut, carload lots, 500; do 10 tons
$50; do, tons, $3.50; do, small lots, $780,
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MISSOURI PAC|FIC
GAINS ENORMOUS
President Bush Says Public
Duty Is to Help the
Railroads

AS was printed in The Call, Missouri
Pacific railways annual report for the
year ended June so last shows a sur
plus of $1,562, 734 against a deficit of
sl.s79.0s2 in the year ended June 80.
1912. and d. deficit of SIS. .232.539 in 1911.
Further details just to hand, however,
are interesting as showing how the
road has prospered under the brief
management of B. f. Bush, who also
is. In control of the Western Pacific
railway
| The report shows that revenues
from freight, passenger and from all
olner operating sources exceeded any
previous record in the history of the
paoperty, the total operating revenues
Deing Sb2,155 1905, an increase of .
s7.652,256. or 14.04 per cent. and net
operating revenues increasing S4,233,-
mol, or 32;02 per cent. Freight traffic
per cent, and passenger traffic rev.
enues increased 1866, ,037, or 9.05 per
cent, cross earnings per mile of road
operated increased s1.027, or 1853 per
cent, and net operating revenues per
mile Of road increased S577, or 31.54
per cent. Gross and net revenues per
train mile. increased respectively. 7.91
and 24:92 per cent.
PRESIDENT Bush shows that the Mis-
souri, Pacific's traffic density increased
ll-S per cent as compared with 1912
ana 1906 per cent as compared with
1911, and seeks to impress upon the
pubic what this means in increased
wear and tear that must be currently
restored. This, he believes. presents
an absolute necessity for making the
way clearer for the railroads to secure
adequate funds, poorly protected as
an9lnyestment, so that the patent
FACILITY and service requirements of
the growing communities may be COM
petently met. Action looking to the
accomplishment OF that end he con-
tends, constitutes good citizenship and
is an obligation from which no section
OF: the country can exempt itself.
\ X ~
The Pacific Gas and Electric COM
pany announces the practical compile
lithtc concrete dam in the canyon of
the South Yuba river. below Lake
Spaulding, near the summit of the
Sierra Nevada Up to August 81 the
ed s5,1e9.0O0, and it is estimated by
the. close of this year the investment
wall have reached s6,60e,o00. The
heaviest expense has already been un-
year of 1880, 900 the company will be-
able to double, the output of electric
energy from 33,3S3 to 6s,666 horse
power.
Copper metal authorities are agreed
that the producers report for Septem-
Der will show a further decrease in
stocks in this country Estimates
place the decrease at from To- 900, 900
to 10000, 600 pounds. At the latter
about 2s.000. 000 pounds on October i.
or about weeks outturn at last
months rate. which the. worlds
stocks, including foreign visible sup-
burg and Bremen, would be about
$1,000. 900 pounds.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.--Extra creamery grades
of butter were offered at slight concessions
today. Potatoes We're steady Quotations
Butter-Reccipts, 4,2S1 tubs Creamery ex
tras. 3o15c; extra frsts. 29@30c: hrsts. 25Ja a
26%c; seconds. 24Ia G25c; ladies. 22@22hc;
packing stock, 21c.
Eggs-Receipts. 5.871 cases Current re-
eeipts, 15@26c; ordinary irsts 22@23c. hrsts,
136l16c.
Cheese-Twins. new, 15c; daires, new,
l512e: Young Americas. new. 15H@f5Ac;
longhorns new, 15c. brick. new l415c
Live PoultrS-Turkeys. l9c: chickens, I21ac;
springs. 1312c: roosters. 1013c; geese, lac
ducks, 12c.
Potatoes-Receipts so cars. Minnesota and
early Ohio. 5SM63c: Wisconsin, 55960c.
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!. LoCAL FRUIr MARKEr

Prices this morning In tho local wholesals
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits-AppIes, per boxi Califor.
mia Gravensteins 81 5012; DO, Oregon, $1s75 q
2; Newtown pippins. tier, s1.50@1.75; do
IA tier, 81. 10 so; belefiower, 3a tier, 81 4l
Ql-50; do. tier. s1.25@1.35 DO Az tier 81
al. .25; Rhode Island greetings, 75cQ$1; Alex
anders, e0c@S1 Is.
eOe
Piums tper crate) --5oas5c; prunes, 6oQs5cl
do, small boxes, 25G5Gc.
Figs lper box)-Back, single layer, 4o@6oc;
Ounces tper boxl--65c d1$1.
Pomegranates fper box)--5Oc 6$1. so.
Pears tper box)-Bartletts, S1.751D2 IS; DO.
No. 2, 75eGS1; other varieties, 75cG$1.
Grapes tper crate)-Seedless, 65Q75c: To
kay. $4,000; Malaga. 50165c; black. 5096oc;
Muscats, 75QS5c; cornichon, e5Qs5c; lugs,
Tokay. S5c@$1 Muscat, S5aB90c; black, 6o9
63c; seedless. 75c@$l; all small texes, $50
4Oc. Zinfandel, per ton. $1411s.
Strawberries fper chest1-$2 2595.
Raspberries (per chest)-SfG6-
Blackberries (per chest) $3.50.
Huckleberries fper ibl-407c.
MeloDs-Delta cantaloupes, per crate. o0cg
$1.25; nutmegs. per box, 401 Sc; watermelons,
per. dozen, $212-75.
Citrus Fruits (per boxl--Iemons standard;
$50; grapefruit. fancy Seeding, $1-5063; 90,
seedIess. $5.50G6; lines, per case, Ss6t0.
Oranges (per boxl-valencias- S4@6-
Tropical rruits-Bananas, Hawaiian. 81 q
$1-50 per bunch; do, Central American, 3A q
&c per ID; do, Mexican, 11s el2c per lb; pineap-
pies. per doz, Hawaiian. $l.5oQ2-o0; lines,
$S.50W10.
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, 1912.
22c do 12-14. 22c; do 14-16 22c: prim-
rose bacon, 4-6, Bic; eastern star hams. 1912,
q lac: do 12-14, 211ac; eastern skid hams 23c;
do l4-16. 81 nc: eastern star bacon. 4-6, 29c dc
6-s. CSC; do $40 27c; do 1912, 26c; monarch
hams, 1912, 2Oc, do 1916. gle: monarch picnic
hams I411c; arrow bacon. $40. 26lsc; dc
1912, 251ac medium bacon. 201Sc: 1t D. s.,
$40, 23c; do 1912, 22c; light medium, 20lac.
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COTTON CROP ESTIMATE

WASHINGTON, Oct. "A report issued to-
day By the bureau OF statistics, department OF
agriculture. estimates that the condition Of the
cotton crop ON September % was 64.1 per cent
OF a normal, as compared with $50 on August
25 1913 096 On September rs, 1912, TIL on
September %, 1911. and $50 the average on
September 25 for the last 10 years
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Primqry receipts and
shipments today. Wheat-Receipts 1.262, 900.
shipments 72s. 600: year ago. receipts 1,67o,oo0.
shipments 1,027 600. Corn-Recelpts 646.00o.
shipments 362, 600; year ago, receipts $50. 900.
shipments 3430OO. oats-Receipts 93T, 900,
shipments SO6. 600. year ago. receipts 1019. 600,
shipments S6< 600.
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DONALD ACCEPTS JOB
AS COACH OF VARSITY

Graduate Manager William Donald
| OF the University OF California re-
ceived q telegram yesterday evening
| from r. G.. Stephenson accepting APP
| pointment ~ coach Of tha varsity
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EI.nuR AND GRAIN

Quotations In San Francisco this morning;
Flour-Net cash. per bbl: California family
extra. S5.6o@6: bakers extras, S465Q520;
superfne. s9.90@4. 10; Dakotas, SO. 4o@7- 40;
Kansas, $6@6.25.
Wheat {per ctl)--Caifornis club, S1.50;
northern wheat bluestem. $500 .625s; tur-
key red, s1.e0d1. 62 n red Reussian. s1.50;
club. $3.50; forty fold, s1.521s @1.55.
Barley tper cti) = Good to choice feed.
S1.3T II al 40; lower grades. S1.304L85; ship
ping and brewing. 81. 4eG1 40.
|. Oats tper ctD White feed, s1.45@1 .5215
red seed, $1.90G2.1 Is; do feed, nominal; black,
81 75G325; surprise, $1.55@1.5T15.
Corn (per ctD-Prices largely nominal. Yel-
low, bulk. Si.T5s DO white, S1.S0.
Rye (per D-S1-45@1.50.
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POULTRY ANE GAME

Prices quoted In san Francisco this morning:
Poultry-Per lb. California fryers, 2l@23c;
old ROSTERS 12c: do young. 22@23c: hens, IA
a lie; eastern hens, 1SQ1ec: do young stock.
22@24c.
Per doz. California hens, small. $4-50G5;
DO large. $e@7; do. extre. ss@11: old roosters,
sSdIo: fryers, S5@e; broilers. s315: ducks,
old. S5Q6: do young. so.5oGs.50: pigeons,
s1.25: do squads. sl.5092.50: geese, per peir,
S2@2.50.
Belgian hare-Per Ib: 1o@11c.
/ Turksys-Per lb. Young. 23025c; do old,
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PEORIA CASH GRAIN

PEORIA, Oct. Cash grain: Corn---Re
eeipts, 80 cars. Market &c higher. No.
yellow, IKE; No. yellow. 71Ac; No. :
mixed. TiAc: No. 8 mixed. 7154c; No. I
mixed, T0&c:
No. white, 4254c: No. white. aliac
standard 42c.
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BUTTER, oHEEsE AND EGGS

Cheese-Callfornia fancy Hats 61ac pound,
nrm; do frsts, 15c. weak; do seconds. l4c'
15he, steady; Oregon twins. Ice. steady. do
triplets, l6c, steady; 1onng Americas, lie,
steady. Eastern-New York cheddars, fancy,
20c, steady; Winconsin fancy twins, l65ac.
steady do tFiplets, 175ac, steady.
RETAILERS charged &c pound on each square
quotations.
Receipts today-Butter, 10 500 polnds; eggs,
10000 dozen; cheese, 24.0o0 pounds
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-SnNnMA HnP RANCH.

Close to town; over 200 acres; 40 acres
hops, orchard; all kinds fruit; dairy: can be
run river. springs gas engine and reservoir; (;
improvements worth S. 000s good house, cabin
and kiln; tools, horses. stock worth $4,000;
on account OF other interests will take $2S,-
900 for quick sale;' half down. income s10.-
5005 If sold direct, a discount. Address me
box 1881, Call office; viii be IN San Fran
cisco for q week
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
HRooMHALL,s aRAIN GABLES

hlVERPO0L. Oct. 2-Weaker American
Of drought in. southern Argentina and at the
opening the wheat market was steady and un-
changed to Md higher. Following the opening
the market was dull at the opening advance.
Russia and Canada continue to offer freely at
a decline and expectations are for liberal
worlds shipments this week with stocks in the
United Kingdom large. These factors served
to check the advance. but stiIl there appeared
70 be good inquiry for Manitoba parcels with
reduced crop estimates from Hungary and
but steady and unchanged to 9sd higher.
Torn opened unchanged and later advanced
A@ !sd with December lending the strength
W eakness In America WAS Offset By expecta-
tons OF light shipments from Argentina and a
better demand for parcels and distant shorts
/ Hungary-An official report states that the
yield OF wheat must be further reduced by
2,500. 600. bushels and this makes deficit
compared with last year of "a. 000, 900 bushels.
France-Buying Of Russian and German
wheat continues Native Is out Of condition
Estimates freely circulated showing
normal yield
Argentina-Drouth continues in the south
with damage resulting therefrom.
FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE
Bank Of England rate, 5 per cent. made in
hope Of stopping Cow Of gold: London market
mostly higher in face Of advance in baak rate
with copper stocks strong.
Liverpool wheat opened unchanged 1s higher;
corn unchanged: At l;so p N. wheat un-
tAnhBcos tOtu ~ VI n uA8HtI-
London copper opened steady, spot fT4. un-
changed; futures {73 It's Cd, up % Cd; lead
f20 12s Sd, unchanged.
A cablegram from Cairo says that the min
ister Of public works has completed in
vestigation Of conditions In Egypt, which shows
that only one-sixth of the crop has suffered
from drought This is considered very ia
yorable condition
Missouri Pacific railway purchased 1ooo2
tons steel rails.
Price Of lead reduced from 4.75c to 4.eoc by
American Smelling company.
Bank of France gold on hand decreased
OF, 900 francs.
Resolution passed at a meeting of Canadian
Pacific authorizing an issue OF per cent de-
benture stock.
London. 2 p: m.;.. Advances Amaigamated
Il; Anc., ss; Can. Pac-, 25a; St. \; Cen, v /;
n. p. r. l., Is; s. P, s; Union, y; Z. s.
8, 4; Wa. \; W., Deslines--B. 4 O.,
pfd.. s. c. o., V rest unchanged.
London consols for money decrease 1-16
New Haven earnings-August operating reve-
nue. decreased 1910 900, operating income de-
creased $685.. .000 Two months operating reye-
nue. decreased $2S5 900, operating income de-
creased $13lS, 600.
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Branch effees:
.l5SS Broadway,
Oakland.
Walnut Greek


efs2T5--7 acres, near Walnut Creek; an 1deai
piece, composed OF beautiful knoll, very
scenic. covered with beautiful oaks, and com
mands a magnificent view; adjoining thn
knoll there is perfect piece of almost level
bottom land In a little natural valley OF itE
own; the soil is rich and Deep and water
can be obtained at shallow depth; property
faces east on Echo Springs road; price of thls
piece is less than $260 an acre; the adjoins
ing piece was sold to u man from Vallejo for
$3.50 an acre, and he is today very much
pleased with his purchase IL is not often
that You get the protection from winds and
frost that this place has, and at the same
time combines the quality Of soil and water
that ii does. See PERCINAL C. MILLS.
q Is Shattuck av., Berkeley. or branch Of.
, flee, 1872 Broadway. Oakland. Tel. even.
ings Berk 439q.
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Opening in Wall Street

Open 8 am
Anal Cop. 75h 76M
Am Can -. 3X 34A|
Do pfd. :. e4% e4AI
Am S & R.. 66A 60&
Am T & #. .128A 126
Anaconda Cop 81H 87%l
Atchison -. 95 95%l
B r T. -. 50 SO
Can Pac ...282ra 231Kl
Cen Leather 22A 22L]
G NJ & s r. los II 1o5%
Chino Cop. 41ss 41hl
Cons Gas :. .133 1873
Erie .....:: 29k 2sh
DO ist pfd 46A 46h
Gen Elec. .145 las
Grt No Ore. 35 IS
III Central. .110H 1l0E
In Met pfd. 621a 62M
X G Sou.,. PAY 24h
Lehigh Val. 151 s157
N K & T.. 211s 21A1
Mo Pac -. 80 80
New Con -. 1856 IT
Sa1es-11 a. M, 112,'
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SAN FRANCISCO BANK CLEARINGS
Monday, September %. IS. 1l2. .0J2 SO
Tuesday, September Sp...s,-..... .. 4z2, So3. ~
wednesday, octobsI asssrsv~xss iQ4ss. .oos'se
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Local Oil Quotations
Bid Ask
THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2.-Cottor due '25a OIL
higher. Opened steady, Ga higher At L IS
mand. Is higher at 7.s9. Sales 14.00o, including
10000 American, and includes 5000 late yes
terday.
WASHINGTON. Oct IA report issued to-
day by the census bureau. department of COM
merce, shows 3.237 .S51 bales, counting round
as half bales. were ginned from the growth
of 1918 to September %, compared with 8, ,001. =
271 for 1912, 3.67e, 594 for 1911 and 2.312 074
for 1910. Round bales included this year are
27 ,S24, compared with 1854 for 1912, 27,91S
for 1911 and 3S. .026 for 1910. Sea island in
cluded 10, ,555 for 1913, 3o3l for 1912 IL s0T
for 1911 and 1904 for 1910. .,
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Inauenced by strong
cables, the cotton market today opened 1713
points higher. The bull movement was helped
by weather reports. Nearly 63z inches of rain
sales at Liverpool. Futures and spot in LIVER
pool were firm.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

ing:
Potatoes (per ctD.DeIta whites $1@1 10:
Salinas, $1.S5@2; sweets, $1.25Q1. 80.
Onions lper ctl)-Silverskins, s1Q1.30s on
street 15c higher
lie, 6@Sc per ID; cucumbers, 50@75c per box;
string beans. 2@4c per Ib; lima, 3@3isc per lb;
peas, otgoe per ID; green peppers, 25Q5oc per
box hot Chiles, 40@50c. eggplant, 25 950c per
box: squash. summer. 40@60c per box; sprouts,
495c per ib; long carrots. soc per sack.
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$500 PER MONTH is MADE in this fine 2s
room modern hotel, located our office; the
rent is reasonable and lease long; place Is easy
TO run; owner is furnishing a large place and
VIII sell this on easy terms take part IN
trade; see this before you buy.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
LESLIE & EVANS CO..

-, 9oS MARKET ST, SUITES 2Of-3
$50, 900 PROFIT can be made out of this so
room hotel during the coming fair year; splen-
did location: rent only $500; lease 1918; house
Is IN best condition; handsome lobby and parlor
strictly modern throughout; this is one OF the
best buys In S f. About So. 900 viii handle It.
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RoSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE TO EcHANGE
LESLIE & EVANS CO.,
e0s MARKET ST. SUITE 2o1-2o2. +
!. :. rY I'll 4 NGES. OF ALL KINDS -.

EXCHANGES OF ALL KINDS.
~ x12. 900 STOCK Of merchandise; all clean,
efaple stock; located in good. fast growing
country town; VIII trade for city property
go ACRES $1,000; 0Toville, Butte county;
trade for apartment or roomiDg house
IMPROVED RANCH, IeO acres; 60 acres In
grapess 20 In oranges, 20 in aprieots, 20 in
Turkish tobacco; income about $4,000 yearly !;
! good house. barn, etc; owner retiring; trade
for. city property.
Ia ALFALFA RANCH, 20 acres: cutting crops
yearly: rich. black soil has full water rights
and good drainage: good house; r0orny porchs
large new barn. chickens. fine team horses
with place a little cash and about 81 900 in
/. frade VIII handle This.
- ROOMING HOIjSE--A splendid, medium
p. sized place In choice location paying big
money. What have you TO oner2 Owner has
toleaye city.
-. BERKELEY. residence, rooms; modern Will
exchange equity for roouSing house.
=. SIX FINE residehce lots, value 5000; trade
for 40 acres alfalfa land.
+. s5 600 TO $4,000 worth Of 4, > and s room
fat property. in good location all rented at
good prices. will trade for hotel.
FLAT building: income $50 per month; all
rented: good location-- equity Of $500; will
trade for large automobile.
<. APARTMENT house; classy district: expen-
S40O0--A paying moving picture show.
SO 5OO-150 room modern hotel.
e.. s2350-5 room bungalow; nice home.
- x2OOO-16O acres Al land.
$500 room fat; net $50.
p SI2. .000--Merchan ndise' good business.
.O00-Income property; San Francisco.
r. SOS cOO-Hotel; wants land
p. 30.0oO-Residence; high class location, s. F.
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100 ROOMS In heart of city; new, moderr
building; rent only SO per room; year lease
this hotel pays well and we can sell 1t on easy
terms.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02

40 ROOMS steam heat. hot and cold water
and closets in all rooms central location a
good transient house; owner going east; never
offered for sale before. long lease; cheap rent;
viii clear $3.50 monthly; about $4,000 takes it
on terms to suit.
So ROOMS; good location; rent only $50; a
fine place and money maker for $1,000 on
easiest kind of terms.
81 ROOMS; close in on O'Farrells dandy
place, clean and neat; all rooms occupied; 81 $50
cash viii handle this.
81 ROOMS on Geary st; rent S17o; year
lease: particularly good place; price sl,5oo
A snap.
is ROOMS: hot and cold water; all modern;
every room full: big money maker; rent only
500; clearing S125 monthly above all expenses;
make an offer on this; it must be sold this
week.
IA ROOMS: rent only $47.50; lease; good fur
nitlre. clears about $1e omonthly; rooms all oc-
cupied by permanent roomers; $3.50; $3.50 cash;
investigate this If you want a bargain.
81 ROOMS; good location; rent S65; lease
1916; all in excellent condition; this place is a
paying proposition; price reduced TO 81, Zoo;
easy terms
The above are all good. safe buys. See them
bafnra hl,vine FXCHANGEc OF ALI. KINDS
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Ex dfyidend-Tonopah OF NEVADA, z5cs Cold
field consolidated, 40c.
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BAR SILVER RATES

LONDON. Oct. 2.-Bar silver. steady at
NEw YORK. Oct. 2.-Commercial bar sill
yer, 61l5c; Mexican dollars. 47c.
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MARIN co. REAL ESTATE

FAIRFAX and San Anselno real estate: ideal
climate: ideal cond itions; ideal railroad seFV-
ices: everything ideal; our machines NEST
All trains at San Anselmo, Lansdale and
Fairfax CROKER g. CO., the leading
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BUSINESS WANTED


WE have great many buyers for small bus.
OF all kinds. II yours is for sale. see US a.
once; this is your opportunity
BARLETTA INV. CO., Grant bid. 7th & Mkt.
$500 to 500 for any kind Of a small business.
What have youf. Mall letter box 1898. Call.