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Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
Phoenix Laundry Protect Your Clothes
 Phonc 153o
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.

of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of MaricOpa.
 In the Matter of the Estate of l.. T. Mansfield. deceased. Notice of Hear ing Petition for Letters of Admins tratiOn
 Notice is hereby given that Mamie T. Mansfield has filed in this Court her petition praying that Letters of Administration on the estate of said decedent be granted to herself, and that the same will be heard tO-wit: On Thursday the 18th day of September, A. D. 1913. at 10 o'clock in the fore noon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court in Phoenix, County of Mar icopa, State of Arizona, and all per sons interested in said estate are nOti- fled then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. Dated Sept. 3rd, A. D. 1913.
 VIM. F. THOMAS,
 Clerk.
 By w. $. WILSON,
 Deputy Clerk
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
Data fer Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday, 92 Lowest temperature yesterday, 60 Rainfall yesterday, Q.
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

We have the only system that abso- Iutely cleans Navajo Blanket. F,Iec- trIc Carpet Cleaner. Phone 733.-Ad- vertisement. ho
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
THEIR AUTO sKIDs-Di.

L. tended the trip of several young men yesterday evening on their return from the swimming hole at the Will o>vs The machine in which they were riding q small truck, when rounding the curve from the cutoff to the main road d half mile south of the Center Street bridge. skidded with such force that all but two of the occupants were thrown out C. l.. Fauber. the driver of the car, and lis partner on the seat were the only ones who remained on the car. Those who were thrown out were Vain Me Kee. C. B. Eckerson. S F.. Stretton and Joe DeSouza, the latter q broth CT of Frank DcSouza Mckee re- Ceived several cuts about the head and face and some bruises on the shoulders. DcSouza had a little toe broken and all the rest were badly shaken and scratched. as well as seriously changed as to personal at tire.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating efreshing.-(Adv) f
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

DRINK HOP ALE. Invigorating: If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

Now is the time. We are the people Electric Carpet Cleaners. Phone 733 Advertisement bg
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08

BATHING SUITS, Pinney & Robin son.-Advertisement. If
Arizona republican., 1913-09-08
CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS.

Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as City Treasurer of the City of Phoenix, Arizona; will on the 5th Day of September 1913, at the Val ley Bank of Phoenix, Phoenix, Arizona, upon presentation, pay the following GENERAL FUND WARRANTS of the City of Phoenix Arizona.
 Warrants numbered from S31 to 97S both inclusive. The same being issued in January and February 1913. In terest on the above warrants will cease on the 5th day of September 1913.
 J. H. KINNEY, City Treasurer of the City of Phoenix,
 Arizona
 Hire little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Nero FiddIed While
Rome Burned, but
Daniel Calvin Slept

Undisturbed by the close proximity
OF a raging blaze. Daniel Calvin slept
the sleep OF the just beside the hull OF
boat high up on the banks OF the
Ohio river the other day in Cincin-
natl. Looking out Of window at
police headquarters Lieutenant Rio
meyer saw flames casting q brilliant
reflection on the skies in the direc-
ton of the foot of Scott street. The
officer turned in an alarm, and the
fire department soon was on the job.
The fremen discovered that the hull
was ablaze. The March food had cast
the hull upon the banks close to the
stables OF the Champion Ice company,
and when the waters receded 1t was
left high and dry. As the firenen APP
preached the burning hull Calvin was
discovered lying alongside the vessel
In peaceful slumber. He was awak-
ened and the blaze extinguished with
trifltng loss.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
STOCKS ADVANCE
ON LONDON LEAD.
Gains for TranscontinentaIS
With Scattering Losses
Elsewhere
BY CHARLES w. STORMS

NEW YORK, Oct 7-The stock mar
ket followed the London lead at the
opening today. Canadian Pacific, with
q gain of u Leading an upturn that
affected a number Of issues. The gains
were balanced. however, by scattered
losses. The volume of buainess was
small and professional. At the end OF
80 minutes a listless tone prevailed
Among the other advances were:
Utah Copper, V; United States Steel
common, "; Union Pacific, s1; South
ern Pacific, "; Republic Iron and
Steel, "; Reading, q Amalgamated
Copper. h American Can, * Ameri-
can SmIeting, W; Anaconda Copper,
u; Chino Copper, "; st, Paul, VI;
Great Northern preferred. Y Erie, n !;
Missouri Pacific, II
|. The declines included: American
Linseed preferred, u Bethlehem Steel,
Is; Southern Railway, rs; Lehigh VAL
ley, & chesapeake and Ohio. ",
Chino Copper lost its gain and Read
ing and other active issues shaded.
The curb was steady. Americans in
London were up on covering.
Price movements during the greater
part of the forenoon were without
much Importance. Amalgamated Cop
per rallied to 75h, Canadian Pacific
declined VI, Southern Pacific was on
= and Lehigh Valley "a. The remain
ing important issues were mainly un-
changed.
Call money loaning at per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
STATIONS


Forecast till 5 p. M Pacific time, wednes-
day:
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Cloudy and unsettled weather. probably light
rain tonight and Wednesday; light west wind.
For California north OF the Tehachspf-
Cloudy and unsettled weather. probably light
rain in north portion tonight and Wednesday;
light southwest Wind.
For California south of the Tehachapi-Fair
tonight and Wednesday; light west wind.
For Enthusiastically rain; cooler tonight
AID Wednesday.
For Sacramento valley--Unsetted weather;
probably Hight rain tonight and Wednesday
light south wind
For Santa Clara valley--Clondy tonight and
Wednesday; light northwest wind
For San Joaquin valley-Clcudy tonight and
Wednesday. light northwest wind.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm Oh Vancouver island yesterday IL
moving slowly southeastward, causing cloudy
weather over the northern portion Of the Pa
cifc coast. with light rain from Cape Mendo-
elmo northward. Over the southern portion Of
California and Arizona the weather Is fair and
cool. Scattered light rain and thunder storms
are reported from the Rocky mountains to the
Mississippi river and light showers the
north Atlantic coast. The temperature has
risen west OF the Rocky mountains and fallen
over the Missouri valley Conditions are un-
settled In the northern portion OF this district
and light showers are probable from San Fran
cisco bay northward tonight and Wednesday.
G.. III. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Falls Under Train;
Boy Escapes Unhurt

Frightened by cry of warning
from companions who told him he was
about to be .pinched, Arthur
Knowles. IL years old, who was steal
ing a ride on freight train of the
Philadelphia and Reading railway at
Chester, Pa, released his grip and
fumbled between the bumpers of q
couple Of cars that we're about mid
way the train
knowles tumble stood with mouths
wide open. expecting to see the boy
ground to death.
Knowles. with unusual pluck and
presence Of mind. hattened himself
out In the middle of the track and 're<
manned perfectly quiet while 10 cars
passed over him.
Then he hoped on the railroad
track and joined his companions.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Vital Statistics
BORN

ASSAR0-In this city. September q, 1913, to
the wife of g. Assaro, a son.
BARToLI-In this city, September 49, 1918,
to the wife OF c. Bartol. sen.
BAUMGARTEN-1n this city. September y.
1918, 10 the wife Of ]. Baumgsrten, daugA-
BETEILE-In this city October 3, 19I3 to
the wife of d. Betelle, a daughter.
BIANCHI-Tn this city, September II, 1918, to
the wife Of S. Bianehi. son
COssoLE-In this city. September 81. 1918, to
the wife Of Il. Cossole, daughter.
CERIsIELA-In this city. September %, 1913,
to the wife Of j. Cerimela- son.
CESERI-In this CITY, September Is, 1918, to
the wife Of j. ceseri, son.
EGAN-In this city. September "a 1913, to the
wife of G. A. Egan, son.
HowARD-In this city. October /, 1913. to
the wife Of c. b. Howard, son.
IsfUS-Tn this city, October z. 1918, to the
wife Of A. A. linus, son.
JoHNSoN-In this city. October 2. 1918. TO the
wife of Charles johnson, daughter
KRAMER-In this city. October 2, 1913, to the
wife OF c. Kramer, a son.
LEvY-In this city. October 2. 1913. to the
wife OF Robert NJ Levy. son.
MALFATTI--In this city September IA. 1918
TO the wife of A. Malfatti. son.
MAsfMINA--In this city. September IS, 1918,
TO the wife Of v. Mammina, son.
MANGANo-In this city. August 27, 1918, tc
the wife Of II. Mangano, son.
MARsILI--In this city, September II. 1918, tc
the wife of o. Marsili, son.
NICoLA-In this city. September 81, 1913, te
the wife Of A. Nicola, daughter.
PHILLIPs-In this city. September %. 1913
to the wife Of c. B. Phillips, a daughter.
PIQNOTARo-In this city. September 20, 1918
to the wife of r. Pionotaro, son.
P0oLER-In this city, September 27, 1913, tc
the wife Of X. Q. Pooer. son.
PUE--In this city, August %, 1918. to the wife
OF ID. r. Pue, daughter.
REGLI-In this city. October 1, 1918, to the
wife Of j. Regli. daughter.
R0CHE-In this city, September %. 1913, t.
the wife Of ]. r. Roche. daughter.
SABHA--In this city, September %, 1918, Il
the wife Of A. Sabra, son.
TEMPERAM-In this city, September 81, 1913
20 the wife of J. Temperam, a daughter.
UBHAuS--0ctober 3. ls13 to the wife OF J. L.
Ubhaus, SON.
zTTA--In this city, September 20. 1913, to the
wife OF r. Zita, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Financial Summary

American stocks in London firm, 1s@s.
higher.
Country bankers at Boston convention adop
resolutions against currency bill, alleging Il
would drive them out of business.
Erie railroad asks public service commission
for permission TO issue So, 100000 gold equip
ment trust obligations.
Ballot OF New Haven engineers and fremel
shows that 9S per cent favor calling strike.
Great Northern contracts for 20 600 tons oi
rails with IlIineis Steel company.
Kansas City Southern reports 2.7 per cen
on common stock In 1913. against Is fin 1912
President Wilson will tomorrow begin aggres
siye hght for passage Of currency bill throngi
senate.
Attorney General McReynolds is reported t,
be willing to compromise government sui
against New Haven.
Senate banking and currency commission
votes to continue hearings ON currency bill unit
October Is.
Twelve industrals declined IT
Twenty active railroads declined ST
Railroads 106-66. Industrials 40. So
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Blue Silk Carriers
For RoYaI Bride

The duchess of Fife would not be q
true Scotswoman II she were not
superstitious. She wants the some
thing new and something blue of the
song. which all lucky brides should
wear on their wedding day, and told
this to Princess Mary, says London
correspondent. Her royal highness.
it seems, also learned from a cot
tager on the Balmoral estate that
garters are the luckiest things you
can offer bride, SO she set promptly
about knitting pair of blue silk
garters for her cousin.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
LocAr sUcAR oUorATIoNs

The Western sugar Refining company quotes
net prices on granuiated sugar. in bags OF lot
fruit grannIated. $3.50; Gamers granulsted
$3.50; crystal dominos. whole pieces. 10 car,
tons, 1e.60. do ID cartons. 81 10: DO hall
pieces 2 Ib cartons Sc. 10; monarch bar, s.. ID;
tablets In half bbis., $3.50; do 20 ID boxes.
e5.55: cubes, 500; monarch powdered, $40;
xxx powdered. $4.00; confectionery a,
extra @, 81 30; golden G.. $4.2o; D. -. TO-
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices on grnrulated sugar
in bags OF 100 lbs. as follows: G. & H. hne
standard. $3.50; coarse dry granulated 4.soi
eonfectioners A., 81 80; berry, $3.50; powdered
&4.90: cubes. S5.05; .Higrade bar $S:lS
boxes). S5.55; H. 4 Il. crystal dominos y Il
cartons), $3.50: H. q f. crystal domiDos Y u
cartonsl $40; extra fne dry granuiatea sloe
ID bags). S4.6O; extra G. $3.50; golden .,
~ %. yellow ID &4lO
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
SAW FRANCrsco nArK crr.pr~ns
FINANCIAL NoTEs BY WIRE

London shows recovery on covering
The financial condition in India is said to be
improving
\ Ceatraet OF stocks in Chicago: Wheat. this
week, 5,396, 900 bushels; last week. 5.396.Q0n
last year, 2.021 900. Corn. this week 20T2 n0d
bushels; last week I.Ss9 900; last year. 1885,
o0o. Oats. this week. 5.sGS 600 bushels; last
week. 5,715. .000 last year. 1S6. 600.
London reports continental selling of stocks
4 MeKican loan Is reported from Paris.
II Is estimated the Balkan war cost 1900,
COO 600.
subtreasury gained 81. .175 coo from the banks
yesterday and since Friday gained $a.571, GOO
CRANKY year ended June 80, net profit before
depreciation, LIZA 500.
Coffee cable: Havre, 1@1A higher; Ham
burg, %@1 up.
London consols. money and account. de-
clined Vs.
Liverpool wheat closed y lower to x higher;
corn closed %@la lower
Liverpool cotton closed barely steady 6hfl7
lower on near and 51a az lower on distant
Bradstreet's: This week increased Il. coo O0f
bushels. last week increased 5.674,000 last
year increased 10s936. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
BANKS OF COAST
GAIN OVER 1872
For First Time in Several
Months Ciearings Show
An Increase

For the first time in several months
Pacific coast bank clearings showed
an increase in September. 1913, over
the corresponding month last year.
In Sacramento the gain was 23.s per
cent, in Seattle it was 1872 per cent.
In Los Angeles 6.S per cent. and in
San Francisco % per cent, the in
crease for the whole coast being S.s
per cent The San Francisco gain
over 1911 is GA per cent. and the
whole coast gain over 1911 is per
cent. The figures as furnished by
r. G. Dun & Co. are:
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Yukon Trail Soon
Fit for Auto TraVe|

DAWSON. Oct. &C. w. Cash. as
sistant superintendent Of the White
Pass overland trail. has arrived from
Dawson after riding on horseback
over the overland trail from Pelly to
Dawson Mr.. Cash says:
"The road crews are doing good
work along the route. The road will
be suitable for autos on the southern
end. but 1T will be a long time be-
fore autos can travel from Yukon
crossing to Dawson in sumner. Much
work will be necessary"
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
HIDES. WOOL AND SKINS

Hides (per lbs--Dry cartie: Butehsrs, 24@
27c: rpurrains. 2J6126c; dry salt hides. 17@1Sc;
stags. 17@I6c; kip 25@27c; veal. 1o@5ic;
calf 28@a1c.
Horse teach)- Extra large prime, skim ed to
hnpf $27o63; No. 1 large, do. $2.25@2 80;
Nc. 1 medium, do. $1.75@2: No small. do,
75casL25: NJ. l colts Do. 25@50c.
Wet Salted (per lbl--Cattle: Steers, medium
and heavy, i5ls s@16c; cows, heavy, l5c;
bulls. steers sad stays. 1o14c; kip. 70 to 80
lbs. I56lI6c; veal. 10 TO 10 Tbs. I7@ISc; calf
ard kip, $50 1911c; cults, 1@2c less.
eheepskias Teach )-Long. wool pelts. 90cQ
II 10: medium wool. 45@90c; short wool. Is "a
zoe: lambs, long WOOL 35@50c; do. medium,
1s@30c; shBaxiinge. No. !. 20@SSc; do, 30. 2.
7Q10c-
medium. 35 Q15oc; large hair goat. zoe: medium
hair goat. &c; kids. 6@10c; poor and dam
aged skins, worthless.
Wool (per ib)-San Joaeuin. fab clip. 50
l2c; do, heavy, 6@8c; light, 9@11c; choice, 10
Ollie; Mohair, choice years, 25@20c. do. SIX
Taiiow fper Ib)-No. clean and hard, in
bbls. 508c: In cans, 41z@515cs No. ?, dark,
3I5 6I5c: grease, 2&GSc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
PORK. LARD AND OH

San FRANCISCO quotat1ons this morning on
pork. lard. cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard, tierces, i4He: do IS. per
$3.50; arrow compound, tierces. lie: do sos
1893 do los, $7.05; do IS. s7.13: do ss, s.. 20:
yellow arrow cooking oil. 6Sc white arrow
family beef. S24; family beef. Sz4; extra mess
beef. S24; extra prime pork, SIS; extra pig
pork. so. Califene-Tubs, 117c; half bbis,
tierces, lie; case, 81. CoftoIene-Haif bbls
11Hc; herce, 1l3sc; 2 tierces. Ike; S.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Thinks Stone Hides
Geld; Savant Digging

Great interest has been aroused IN
archaeologicaI circles BY the discoy-
erv made by Prof Edward Spencer
Dodgson of Jesus college, Oxford. The
peculiar markings on the stone found
BY the savant Of Kiliult, Falcarragh,
West Donegal, are believed to provide
clew to the whereabouts Of an ex-
tensive treasure belonging to an an
Client Irish chiextain and supposed to
be hidden In the immediate neighbor-
hood Several rare gold ornaments
were found near by during the dig
ging of a mound so years ago.
Professor Dodgson will make ex-
tensive dfgginEs in the vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
LOCAL r1UIT MARKET

rrices Quoted this morning on the san Fran
cisco wholesale fruit market:
Deciduons Fruits apples, per boz; New
Sxs 1sdR Rpgse. seI.ssasssas ,ss tss s. ss
do ~ tier. tl@l. .Ib: Baldwins, $i@1-2 Bell
Tower, 3h tier. &I.200l.21: do tier, 81 -25@
LS0: do ~ tier, &1@1,l5; Rhode Island
grseninss. tier. 75c@s1; do ~ tier, Sl@
Psaches--small boxes. s5@soc; do Tugs, 5os
q Sac; carriers, 606l90c.
Plums-Per crete. s5c@$l: Prunes, 65@s5ei
40 small boxes, 300e0e.
do double layer, 40@eoc; white, 25@50c.
Quinces-Per box, 500T5c.
u.b94I2
Pean-Per boz: Bartietfs, &l15@e rs; dt
No. 2. 75c@&1; other varieties 55e4$ so.
Grapes-per crate: Seedless, 7549Oc; lsa
bellss, 6o@75c; Tokay. 65@75c: Malaga, s091
sSea sser ssase aSfoc s; Tse.s
a0c@s1; black, 50@65c; seediess. 9oc@Sl
Small boxes: Seedless. 50c. other varieties
35@4ec; zinfandei, per ton. $21@24; 90 On
grades, Sl5QlS; white wine grapes, IL * -. w.,
4.5o' 5Soe'''ss-s'raw0eff'ss' PEE eAs''' '-''s'
Raspherries-Per chest, $4@7.
Hlackberries-Per chest $296-
Huckleberries-Per ID, 4QlOc.. a.
Coos sfssr''ssria1s Bay. per bo9. sas5a!so S ''''
Delta cantaloupes per crate. Ioe@
81 p; nutmegs, per box, 3301Jc; do sort stoek'
is@s0c; watermelons. per doz. Sl,154S,
81. ,s so@ so; choice. ss@7; fancy. s7.a505 IS
grapefruit, fancy Seeding. S2M3: 90 seeuless'
5.50@6; lines, per ease, &10@lx
Oranges-Per box: Valencias, $496.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian. s5e9
81 30 per bunch; do Central American, 3@3A
per ID; do Mexican, Ia &c per ID; Pineappies
per dor, Hawaiian. $l@2-50-
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations In san Francisco this mcrnlng:
Flour (per bbl)--Net cash: California family
extra t5.600o: bakers extras, $4.6516. 20;
supcrane, $a90@4 10; Dakotss, $6.40@7 40;
Kansas. 36676.23
Wheat (per ctl)-Caiifornia club. 31.47s5f1
1.5O; northern wheef bIuesfem, 81. 800 l. 81 q
turkey red n .e801l .6255: red Russian. $1.47 Y
@1.50; club, $1.47H 01.50; forty-fold. $L541s
01-55.
Barley {per ctlp-Good to choice feed.
$i371z611-40: lower grades, $l-3061-35: ship
ping and brewing, 81 4o@145.
Oats (per ctIl--White feed. 8I.45@I52E:
red seed. s202. 10; do feed. nominal; black,
81 756l3 25.
Corn fper ctf,-Price~ iarxeiy nominal. Vel
low, bulk, 31.TJ; do white, STD
Rye (per cf1}-&l.AS63150.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
POULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the san rfan
cisco wholesale market:
PouIfry-Per ID: California fryers. 20@2zc
old ROSTERS, 12c; do young, 20022c: hens,
isaIsc; eastern hens, 1SWl9c; do young STOCK
20Q22c,
Per dog: California hens. medium. $3G 30;
do extra, dI1.JO: old ROSTERS, SfMo; young
ROSTERS. <70iS; do full grown. f6Ml0: fryers
x5N7,: brpilers s3n4. 80: ducks. old. $4@o. Dc
Young. S5m7: pigeons. $1.25; do SQUADS, - a
m2 50. eastern hens, $7@11, according to sire
geese per pair, $2@2.50-
Turkeys-Per Id: Young, 2s@26c; do old
Gams--Per doz: Rabbits, s2.25G2.75; Bel
gisn hares x46n6.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
Hay, FEED AND NEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots OF hay on
today's market are: Fancy wheat hay. light
bales, 3196g21; No. I wheat or wheat and oat,
s116ffS50; No. wheat or wheat and oat. $14
61650: choice tame cat. $17@1s.50: other
tame oat. S14@11; barley. $l2@15; wild oat,
x12G16: alfalfa, $10@13.50; stock hay. $10@
ii: straw, 50@15c.
reed (per toni Bran, $25@25so for white
aud s25 for red; middlings S29d52: shorts,
S26@27; rolled barley, $29.50@3o5 so; corn
meal. car lots, SIT; do. small lots. $la
Meal (per ton)-0ilcake, 20 ton lots. &33; 10
tons. &33. so; 5 tons, tS4; less than tons.
fS4 30: cocoanut carload lots, so: do. 10
tons, S29; do. 5 tons. 5000; do small lots.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
LOCAL VEGETABLES

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market
Potatoes fper ctl)-Delta whites Ioc4$i'
do fancy. eI6f1I0: Salinas, e1.75@1.60; Ore
gon Burbanks 81 25@1 80: sweets. $i@1.o0
Onions tper ctll-Silverskins, $l.25@15o; on
street, 15c higher
lie. 7tdSc per lb; eucumbers. 75em&1 per box;
okra per box. 25G40c; string beans. 3@4e per
ib; lima. 3@4c; peas. 6G6c per lb: green pep
pers, 25a50c per box; hot chile, 55@65c; egg
plant, 40450c per box; squash. summer, cog
75c per box; do cream. per box. 4o@5oc; Hnb-
bard. per sack, 60@70c; do marrowfat, fo1
soc; sprouts, 3@4c per lb; celery. per doz
punches, 30@40c; green corn, per sack, Sig
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
NOTICE 70 MARINERS
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

The following Information has been received
from the agent Of marine and hsheries Victo-
ria B. c.: Mariners hereby notified that
the red fxed stake light maintained on the
dolphin of shoal point, Victoria harbor. will be
discontinued without further notice, and be-
ginning September 30. A similar light will be
maintained on a new dolphin situated approx
mately 300 feet In a southwesterly direction
from the old site. and in line with Braekman
and Kers wharf and the outer spar buoy. Cau-
tion-The public works department will remove
the shoal marked by the old dolphin as soon as
possible. but until this is completed mariners
are warned not to go over the old site The
dredge will be anchored over the old site until
the shoai is removed, If weather permits, and
further notice will be published when that
work Is completed w. v. TOMB,
Lieutenant Commander, u S. n, In Charge,
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
rREsH AND CURED FISH

4175c. catfish, loMllc: Goldfish, Sc; red rock.
ioQl2hc: black rock, &C.: barracuda; SC; large
sen bass &c: tomcod Sc; salmon, 1O4Ile
smeit Ice; crawasb. 25@aoc.
Salmep-Alaska reds, 81 Is: Alaska king, II;
Alaska medium red. e5c; pink, Csc; chums,
6oc: No. i tall cans. doz to case, I. o. b..
San Francisco, Puget sound sockeyes, tails.
81 so; aats $1.65; halves. $10l-O6. T. Q. b.,
Puget sound.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-07
HAWs Auu BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams ana bacon are: Primrose hams, 10-12
22c; do 1914, 22c; do 14-l8 2cc prim-
rose bacon. 49, Sic; eastern star hams 10-12
bike: do l1-14. u 1ze: eastern skid hams. 2se ,
Dc 14le 211ac; eastern star bacon 4-6, 29c;
do 6-s, 2Sc: do $40, 27e; do 1912, 26c:
arch picnic hams. 14lac; arrow bacon, $40.
2811c: do 1912, 25hc: medium bacon, 3o1sc:
III d. s., S-1D. 23c; do 1o-12. 22c; light me
dun, 2e5xc.