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NO RECE|VERSH|P
FOR NE " HAVEN
President Elliott Says July
Earnings Put That Posi-
bility Out of Question

BOSTON. Sept. s.-TIoward Elliott
president Of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford, is In Boston to-
day preparing statistics and argu-
ments to present tomorrow to the
public utilities commission in support
of the railroads proposal to issue
s67,0o0,0oo In debenture bonds
Mr. Elliott was asked: as there
any immediate possibility that the
road will go into receivership.'
He answered: None whatever. For
the month of July the roads earnings
equaIed all expenses and taxes. one
twelfth OF the annual charge for divi-
dends and interest and 5000. .OTO sur
plus. 1t IS true that this figure Is not
so high as 1t should be- 1t is $780,
600 below the figure for the same
month last year and also July is a
month of big earnings But such a
question. Morgan's withdrawal as
fiscal agent will not affect the bond
issue, for Mr.. Morgan's Arm was only
one OF chain of banks which en-
tered the underwriting agreement
We have not taken up the Morgan
The New york, New Haven and
Hartford railroads. protectlye COM
Elliott5s program and voted unani-
nous approval OF the New Haven
roads request. to issue $4,000. 600
debenture bonds
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TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES

TRUNKs-second hand and storage trunks Of
the leading makes for sale cheap. LEWIS
TRUNK FACTORY. T07 Mission; Doug. 1892
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DEATHS

BAILLY-In Geyserville, Cal, September g..
1913 Albert J. Bailly. beloved husband Of
Emma Il. Bailly and beloved son Of Bertha
and the late Arthur NJ Banly and brother
OF Edward s. Baiily, aged 40 years.
Interment at Greenawf cemetery. San
Mateo county, today (Monday), September s,
1918. at u N.
CASEY-In this city September O. 1918. Salie
Casey (nee Whittinghaml dearly beloved
wife Of d. J. Casey, and loving daughter Of
Mrs. Kate Harkins. native Of Louisville.
Ky lKentucy papers please copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
Tuesday. at a. m. from the funeral par
lors Of Samuel McFadden. 1910 Haight street
near Baker, thence 10 St Agnes church.
where a requiem high mass viii be celebrated
for the repose of her soul, at 9:30 a. m. In
terment Holy Cross cemetery, by sutomo-
bile.
FfscHERMAN-In Oakland, September s.
1919, at German Aitenheiin, Louise Fischer
man loving mother Of Mrs. ]. l.. Morscher
Of CalIstoga, Mrs, r. ]. Flaherty. Mrs. J. ].
Gallagher and Mrs. O. r. Goodrich Of Port
land. ore. native Of Germany, aged So
years,
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral services today
Monday, September 3, 1913 at 2 o'clock
D. M. at the German Altenheim, Oakland.
Interment private. Remains at Ernest A.
Woiiitz funeral parlors 1885 webster street.
Oakland, until noon today (Monday) Sep
tember g.
sCorT-In this city. September 5. 1919. Mar
garet Scott, native Of Ireland, aged 7,
years.
sKoLD-In Oakland, Cal. September 4, 1913,
Sgne NJ SKIOLD. sister of Mrs. Anna Mikkei.
son, Mrs. Hannah Joha1ason, Mrs. Tiida
Sweden, aged % years II months and 20
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InNnnN COPPER STRONG

tFrom j. G. wilson ca private wire)
LONDON. Sept. Stopper opened strong
spot. fT5. up fl 5s; futures. f74 5s up IL IS
Lead. 800 rs Cd unchanged.
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MCL OUGHL. IN LOSES
IN DOUBLES PLAY
Defeat of Champion Sensa.
ton of Tennis at Clare
mont

The defeat OF Maurice McLoughlin,
the hero OF the Davis cup series. in
the doubles games at Ciaremont
Country club yesterday with Wick
ham Havens as his partner, was the
sensation of the state championship
tournament now being played, and
which will be completed tomorrow.
Mclaughlin and Havens went down
to defeat before Batkin and froiey.
McLoughlin played in brilliant form,
but the opposition centered all their
attack on fIavens, and succeeded in
tiring him out
In the first two sets Havens gave
McLoushlin great support, but the
constant attack Of Foley and Batkin
at last told its tale and the cham
pion and his partner had to admit
dereat, 4-6, SIS, s-2.
Johnnie Strachan. Peck Griffin and
Willie Johnston. the three other ma
tive sons who have just returned from
the east with laurels heaped on them,
were also on hand. Strachan and
Griffin beat the vanquishers OF Me-
Loughlin and Iiavens in the doubles,
while Griffin was defeated by Norman
Ambrose in the singles.
Johnston, with Fottreli as a part
ner. won his rounds in the doubles.
and Johnston also won his round in
the singles
The tournament will be continued
tomorrow. Forty-six players started
In the singles and only round dozen
have survived the preliminary rounds.
In the women's singles only three re-
main to fight 1t out for the champion
ship out OF total set of "a
The results follow:
Women's singles. seuiifnal round-sfiss 4.
Myers beat Mrs. G. Touitop.
bon beat Proctor and Meila tdefauitj; Rolfe
and Baldwin beat Gorrlll and 0ids, e--3. Ga.
Batkin and Foley beat Havens and McLough-
FIRST ROUND
Johnston and Fottrsil beat holmes and Am
Breek and Brieden beat stickney and Klein.
Bull and GfeenbeTg beat Roberts ana Fot.
stranss. and LybbOn beat Rolfe and baldwin.
ssraeh and erifhh beat BatEin and Foley.
Murray and Davis beat ions and partner
Mufdock and Bates beat Evans and Retficn.
6-1. CT.
Crawford and Hardy Beat Ratclin and
Rohlfs, &c 6-3. &C..
SECOND ROUND
Murdock and Bates beat Crawford and Han
d. So, 6-3.
Mems singles. first round
L. Strauss beat j.. Srtachan. by default
H. Cheek beat ]. J. Code. B-l, C-s.
Z. s, Tlubray bent ]. y. Knox 8-3. i0-s
b II Batkfn beat C. Foley. 6-1. 6-1
r. I. Murray beat J. II. Bracket. ell.
\. Ambrose beat c. Grifhn. a.. O..
c. stiekney beat F. {. Adams. e-2 PC.
CO.
]. Richards beat J. c. Rohlts. al. .11-s.
II. Breck beat r. GreeDberg. 6-2, 6-3.
b. Detrick beat r. Roberts. 4e. io-s,
6zl
r. Edfrin beat A. F. Barber. by default
z. Fottrei beat A. Bull. Ga. 81, 6-i
SECOND ROUND
l.. Strauss beat IT, Check. IS 6-3, 60
W Johnston beat II Breck. 6-4. ST, 6-1
r. Fottrell beat r. Shwader. GO, g.
W. Davis beat Y. Breeden. by default
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WHEAT WEAKNESS
OFFSET To CORN
Liverpool Sympathy and
Increased Shipments
Given as Cause

CHICAGO. Sept. S.-Corn had an ir-
regular range. the weakness In wheat
offsetting to some extent the contin
ued dry and hot weather over the corn
belt the last IS hours Temperatures
were somewhat lower, inside figures
showing II % IS lower
Wneat. weakened in sympathy with
Liverpool showing a decline of Il a % !.
increased shipments In the northwest
ADDED to wheat's weakness.
Oats followed other grains Pro-
visions were slightly higher in sym
pathy with hogs. which were up sc.
Corn is showing more activity and
an advance to the highest price of the
year reacted in the last few minutes
OF trading, but the close was net
gains of II c to 1Hc.
Crop reports were bullish but the
increase of $4,000 bushels in the vis-
ible supply compared with d decrease
Of 3S1.900 bushels last year had a
bearish Influence. Cash demand was
fair.
Wheat. after showing &C gain over
yesterdays close, reacted on profit
taking and closed with net gains of
1sc to &c. Cash sales were 5000
bushels. Oats followed other grain
and closed with net gains Of nc TO
sc. Provisions finished firm.
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AA-FREE LEGAL INFORMATION BUREAU
with reliable law firm; all cases quickly
handled: we advance all costs. 603 Chronicle
huifdinR
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
OAKLAND LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in Oakland today;
Edgar ]. Mccoigan. 25, and II. Hagerup. p,
both OF San Francisco
William T. wooas 2l and Marion D. Ne
rian, 20, both Of Sacramento.
Allan Dastman. 80, and IDA Gerow. "a both
OF san Francisco
Isaac Lirsett, 81, ana Hazel G. Traphem,
20, both OF Oakland.
Walter Stodcart 26, and Mabel T. Tyson
q, both OF Berkeley.
Elisha b. Parker. 26 and Maude Fl Griffin.
30. both OF Campbell
John ~ Skehman, g. Rodeo, and Agnew
Humphrey. IS Oakland
Bert Gilman 81, Oakland and Timer
Wheeler. 49, Berkeley.
Thomas silva 40, and Leanora Butler, 80,
both Of Hayward
Richard 81 Beckman. 80, and Alta NJ
Steele, "a. both Of Modesto.
William NJ. Wolchuls %. and Laura Hunter,
q, both Of Crockett.
Antoine CARDINAL. 81. and Jennie Nave, II,
Fred E. Daniel. %. Stockton. and lena F.
Albera 90 Oakland
Martin J. Tooiin, 3S and Nora Eastman
80, both of Oakland.
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VIGOROUS BUYING
Of COPPER GROUP
Most Prominent Feature of
Early Trading on New
York Market
BY cHARLEs W. STORMS

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-vigorous
buying of the copper stocks made
that group the most prominent fea-
ture. of the early trading on the stock
market today. Amalgamated showed
an initial gain of u with sales at 1885
and advances OF about half a point
were made in Smelling. Chino and
tennessee copper.
Most of the buying was based on
the expectation that a substantial de-
crease in the stock of metal on hand
Will be shown in the copper produc
ers statement to be issued later in
the day. Trading in the other issues
was dull with movements about equal
~ divided between gains and losses.
The London market was sluggish.
trading in American shares being
dull. The curb market was steady.
The shares showing activity main
tafned strength until shortly after
the first hour, when they slowly de-
clined. Good buying was. in evil
dence In New Haven and it rose
4 to 81
California Petroleum made gains of
around ? points. Copper declined e
Union Pacific was off q Steel was
down Is. Canadian dropped VI. The
tone was weak. Call money loaned
aL
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Local Oil Quotations
Financial Summary
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5
SALES SEPTEMBER s
Morning Session

tFrom j. c. Wilson & Cos private wire(
American stocks In London, irres sdiaf, y up
to " down,
Senate plans not to adjourn until final vote
on tariff nkiit rs taken.
Opposition expected at hearing on New la
ven $67 $50 600 debentures before Massa thu
setts commission tomorrow
Conductors and trninmen on New England
lines met secretly TO form closer federation.
New Haven stock holders comEiittee meets
today to discuss MorEan's withdrawal as New
Haven fiscal agent and attitude to*sri heniing
before Massachusetts railroad commission.
United States urges representatives. In Mex
leo to settle AFFAIRS before leaving counsss.
Currency bill may pass house ths week. bnl
is rot expected to get through senlse sefore
regular session,
New freight tariffs with per cent increase
between New York and Chicago. will be filed
With interstate commerce commission about
September 10.
Twelve industrials advanced 81 20 active
rails advancsd 10
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

August Seller and wife to Thomas Il. Brady
lots a and 45. block Al, City Land associa-
william r. segurson et nj. to James MEX
less. lot ). block 3. ocean View park; $40.
Rivers Bros. to William ]. Grady and wife,
lot = gl0sf E. GolunDia s Hsshts r;ss So
Howard, lot at Z corner. Of Third and Clemen-
tin streets Sc 80 b NE 50; SO ,
sampson Decide and wife to Hester 1. Tym.
lot at Sc corner OF street and Tenth avenue.
e 92:e BY 100; $40.
lot at Sw corner OF Diamond and Twenty
seventh streets. SIG by w 100; $40.
Patrick ". Buckley. b.. Mercantile Trust
Building Loan company, lots 10, 20, 81 block
Rivers Bros. to Elizabeth Jane Clark. lot
43, block II, LakeyIew: $40.
Oscar T. Berluist and wife 10 Edith T.
Dunn lot ie g. line q ~ street 81 2 q Eighth
John Nightingale, deceased, to Michael Grif.
fin. lot In w line OF Twenty hrst avenue. Is
q ksssT stTsst sassns e y eo 9s s. CO.. 81
Biagio Gazzaneo, lot in y line Of Kearny
street. "a Of Green, s 22:s hy f 60. $40.
Margaret S D{ksmsn ,yl "a = 70 & Catherine u Dyke
Tahoe D. Wright to William 6 Pomin, ioi
81, block q, City Land association. and one
esa Charles les & Erickson and wifs to D. ceceia
Erickson. one-third OF lot In line Of Alvaradc
street. 240 Of Hoffman avenue, r rs by $
lis; $40.
octavla A. Doud to Myrtle b. Lieb. lot ii
w line Of Diamond street, size Of Twenty
seventh, s 25 by 100; $40.
Peter W. Norton aud wife to Edward and
Thomas Moran. lot In SW line OF Dore street
Estate of Bernhard Get deceased. BY execu
tors to William s. Shafer. lot In w line oi
Twenty fourth avenue. 22o OF Clement street
n 25 By w 100; s724.2o.
William s. shafer and wife to John Gray
John Gray to Norman H. Smith. same; SO
Gertrude A. Macfarlane TO A. cohn. lot IL
line OF Twenty sixth avenue. 175 Of [
street, \ % by r 100; 80.
Carl w johnson to Sol Getz & Sons, lot il
w line OF Thirty fourth avenue, 275 5 Of
street S 80 by W 100; $40.
Building Contracts
Minnie Frfsche with Richard Fahy-Ai work
except gas fixtures, niantios. shades. plumbing
painting finish hardware. for Il three story ant
basement frame building in line OF sillnsar
street, 81 OF Third, - 2s:s, rs, W ESQ
n 70; $50.
Mary i. Phelan with John G. Sutton com
psny-SteaTn heating system. installation d
domestic hot water supply system for eight
story and basement class c building at u
corner Of Fourth and Jessie streets, NV 70 b
SW rs: $500.
cept cement foundation, inantles, gas and cleo
trfc fixtures, window shades and finish hard
ware. for two story and basement frame II
S line Of North Point street. 1926 r Of Polk
25x137; $4.3T5
Frances r. Morse with NJ. v. Brady-Tc
erect building at sE corner OF Polk and Austin
streets. S 60. z 1873. n T:if, s1:4. 81,
w 100. $I6.T54
Ludwig Bless with Michael Dempinak-All
work except heating. electric wiring. painting,
gas and electric fixtures. wall beds, art glass,
finish hardware. grading. cement and brick
work for three story and basement frame
apartments at NE corner Of California street
and EIlek lane. 3 so by TITS; si7s2e7.
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BOSTON AMERICANS
LOSING IN VALUE

NEW YORK, sept. s.-The baseball
world has the story today that James
McAleer and Robert McRoy are on
the market TO unload their so per cent
of the Boston Americans to some man
or men who meet with the approval
TAYLOR
McAieer and Mercy purchased a
half interest two years ago. but now
are worried over the clubs condition
In Boston the rumors seem to have
much strength.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
Local Produce
REcErpTs rNTERIoR pRopucE sERT. )
Society Cop" Resigns,
Is Divorce SIeuth

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-Ralph
w. Fisher, known to the rank
and file as the society cop, has
rendered his resignation as de-
tectfve to Director Porter. The Bsau
Brummel of the force explained that
he had been called to higher sphere
OF action-name1p. private detective
agency.
After giving the resignation his
most careful consideration, the d.
rector intifnated. in polished terms,
tha. while ne regretted TO DO so, he
would accept Fishers resignation and
allow him 10 make his debut as d.
vorce evidence producer
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Sold for Four Bits,
Woman Gets Divorce

FLINT. Mich, sept. 5.--Mrs. Mary
Aotoniewfcz. who was forced TO ask
aia last winter OF poor authorities In
BuFalo. whers she became stranded
Vvtff several small children, today
obtained a divorce from the man she
claimed sold her for so cents to a
Buffalo man.
she told the Buffalo authorities that
the man TO whom she was shipped by
her husband refused to accept her
and the children. She obtained the
divorce on grounds OF extreme
crnaltv
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
CORONA DUTCH LUNCH

Corona club members Will gather
for the first time in the new club
year Thursday for a Dutch lunch
con under the direction OF the
household economics section. Mrs.
Frances v. Meeker, chairman. A pro-
gram will follow entitled "A Day on
the Dikes,'' under the direction OF
Mrs. e. d. Knight, Mrs. G. L. Bull
lock and Mrs. Alrneron Skinkle.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
RusH on COTTON BUYING

NEW YORK. Sept. s-As result Of the
announcement from Washington that the senate
bill taxing cotton futures 50c bale would not
be effective for year, commission houses
were overwhelmed with buying orders over
Saturday- and the market today opened excit-
edly 23mA points higher In consequence.
Weather and crop dispatches were practically
ignored. In view Of the news from Washing
Ton. The feeling was that for time at least
the market would be governed as much by
Washington news as by the crop condition.
The Liverpool market unchanged
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eovERNMENr COTTON REPORT

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-A cotton report
issued today by the census bureau shows 794,--
from the growth Of 1913 to September l, com
pared with 1850 gs5 for 1912. III ,297 for. 1911
and $3.50 for 1910 Round bales Included
this year are 1884 compared with 7.434 for
1912 7 700 for 1911 and 10976 for 1910. Sea
island included 430 for 1913. 232 for 1912. o46
for 1911 and 2fS for 1870
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COPPER PRODUCERS REPORT

Copper stocks September l. 39,814 u37
pounds, against 81 694. 945 August L pro
ductiou in August. 13l, ,632 900, against l3s,-
074 600 In July: Domestic deliveries. 13 CAD,
600 against Sc, 9o4 COO; foreign deliveries,
73 263 600. against 1s,4so 600; total deliveries,
lac, ,913, ,000 against i37, $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
except fog along The central California eoast
Over the intermountain, region and eastward
to the Atlantic the weather Is generally cloudy
and unsettled and light rain and thunder
storms are reported IN all sections, An area
of abnormally high pressure IA moving south
eastward over the Missouri valley. causing de-
cidedly cooler weather over the plains states
aud Missouri valley. Conditions nre favorable
for fair weather In this district Monday, ex.
cept foggy along the coast IN the morning and
afternoon.
FORECAST
Following Is the forecast for the 36 hours
ending at midnight Monday. September I
San Francisco, Oakland and vicinfty-FaIr
Monday. with fog In the morning aud evening
light west wind
Sacramento valiey-Fair Monday: light south
wind
Santa clara valley : Fair Monday light
northwest wind.
San. Joaquin, valley Fair Monday: light
northwest wind
California south of Tehachapi-Fair Monday
light west wind e. H. WILSON
Local Forecaster, Temporarily In. Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
PR0POSILS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS ron sH0Es-Depot Quarter
masters Office fos6 North Point S.. san
.Frs.ncisco, CAL August II. 1913, Sealed pro
nossfs in trfplicake viii be received bere IN
WI 10 O'clock n M September 10. 1913, for
furnishing 2000cr pairs russet shoes at either
.the BOSTON. New York philadelphia. Chicago,
A. fouig or- Sa1la Francisco Depots Of the Quar-
.esrrnasters Coypts. Information on application.
$50. 7. KNIGET, Depot euartermasters
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
SAW 1oAou1N 11aHr ANp rowtR HOUSE

News received from Fresno states that pipe
and other material to be used in the rev power
house of the San Joaquin Light and Power cor
poration on the Tule river has begun to arrive.
All OF the preliminary foundation work has
been completed. and the engineering force Of
the company has plans so worked out that II Is
believed construction be finished early In
December.
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EARNINGS BY WIRE

(From. j. C. Wilson & Co.'S private wire.) .
Great Northerii-Gross decrease for August,
S1T9 200; two months gross income. Ss80.oVe.
Chesapeake and Ohlo-Fourth week August,
decrease 5000; August, decrease S6o,SO0;
from July /, decrease IS, 5,44f
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TO LEAVE THIS PORT


Monday, September
s,a, rcr New aork ana Europe via 5T,shauntepec;
For Los Angeles, stmr Yale Captain e. P.
Bartlett at p. m, from Pacific street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stfnr Northland, Captain
Fl r. Bodge. at p M. from Lombard street
wharf
Tuesday. September ..
For Honolulu. strnr Sierra. Captain IT. C.
Houdlette, at r m. from Filbert st. wharf
For Victoria, stmr Umatilla. Captain Thomas
ARRIVED SEPTEMBER 8
II q. M, Ger stur Sebara, Bertrand. 8 days
IS hours from Seattle; put in to finish loading.
II a. M. stInr Speedwell. Rosenblad, 36
hours from San Pedro; ballast to A. r. Esta-
ii:io a. M. stmr Elizabeth. Olsen. 4s hours
from Eandon; passengers and merchandise to
if:45 d. m. stmr Pasadena. sfeGovern, Is
hours from westport: lumber to Albion Lumber
company; up river direct. M
9;l5 q. m.- stmr Yale, Bartlett, 17H hours
from San ,Pedro: passengers and merchandise
to Pacific Navigation company.
sso Na,o M tug e. seTt Nexh y g hours
barge in tow for San Francisco Bridge com
$50 a. m. stmr vorthland. Bbage. Sc hours
from Columbia river: bound south, put in to
land 80, coo feet lumber for Il. =. Dodge 4 Co.
3:2O a. nj. strit virginian. Anderson. days
hours from Hilo; merchandise 10 Williams.
Dimond & Co.
800 a. m. stmr Del Norte. Sanford ss
hours from Crescent City; $50 600 feet lumber
to Hobbs Wall & Co
5:25 a. M, stmr Iaqua, Self SO hours from
Coos Bay; passengers and merchandise to East
ern Redwood company
5.25 O. M, stmr Hardy. Nicholson, % hours
from Coos Bay; 100000 feet lumber to Hardy
Lumber company.
5:s5 a. m, stmr Damara Goodman. "a days
| from Norfolk, via Coronel "a days. 65Oo tons
| coal to United States government
6:io 4. m, bktn Fullerton Woldsund. 81
hours from Port San Luis 10000 barrels oil
Rover.
e:15 a. M, stmr TafnaIpais, Anderson. O.
hours from Csrays IIarbor. 5T5.ooo feet lumber
SAILED sEPT
! 1928 a. M, stnir Alaskan, Hillman. Salins
! Cruz.
| 11:e5 I. M. stmr Bear, Nopander, sar
i2;i5 p. m, stmr City of Topeka, Harris
s:25 a. M. stmr Hoquiam. Lofstrom. sar
CLEARED SEPTEMBER s
Stmr Bear, Nopander San Pedro; San Fran
cisco and Portland Steamship company.
Stmr Sierra, Houdlette, Honolulu; j. d
Sprtckeis & Bros. company.
Stmr Governor, Cousins, San Diego; Pacific
Coast Steamship company.
| Stmr Yale Bartlett, San Pedro; Pacih,
Navigation company.
stInr Paraiso. Jacobsen. Portland; williams
stmr Carmel, Hardwick. Hoquiam; sudder
Br stmr Colusa, Minister, Victoria and Van
! coaver W. r.. Grace < Co.
SPOKEN
Per stmr VIM f. Herrin, from Port Sal
Luis for Honoluu-sept. 8. latitude 80 8:
! north. longitude 1876 40 west Fr bark Marecha
| de Turenne, from Eniden for San francisco
FOREIGN PORTS
SYDNEY-Sailed Sept. 8-Br stmr vii
| lochra. for San Francisco.
| HoSGK0NG Arrived Aug. 3i--Jap stm
Avn MRru. from Puget sound.
| PANAMA7--Arrived Aug. sI-stmr San Jose
hence Aug. =.
MoROI{AN-saiied Sept. s-Hr stmr Rober
Dollar, for San Pedro and san Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
H0NOLULU-Arrived Sept. 7, 3 p. m.-Bi
I stmr nile, from Yokohama for San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-Money on call, 2%
per cent. Time money unchanged; go days,
per cent; 90 days. ~ per cent; SIX months 5
per cent Posted rates sterling exchange 81. s36
4.S6l5. with actual business In bankers bills
at S4,s565 for demand and 81 s2s. 6s4. s240 for
60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper un-