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PORK. LARD AND OIL

pork, lard, cooking oil and family beef are
Golden Gate lard, tierces, 14Hc; do IS, pei
| So 90: arrow compound. tierces. Ike; do Sos
ISIS; do los, $3.50; do IS, e.23; do IS. 9.30
yellow arrow cooking oil, re; white arrow
family beef, $24; family beef, $24; extra mesl
| beef, $24; extra prime pork. $25; extra pie
| pork 500. Califene-Tubs, 11xc; half bbls
| tierces, i1nc; case, $3.50. Cottolene-Hali
bbls, 11a4e; fierce, l1esc; fierce. lllac; IS
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices this morning In the local Wholesale
fruit market:
Deciduous Fruits--Apples, per box: Caiifor-
nia Gravensteins. e1.5012; DO, Oregon. 81. rs q
2; Newtown pippins. 4 tier, s1001.75: do.
" tier, 81. 15 al 80; beliedower 81 tier 81 40
Q1.50; DO tier. s1.25@1.55 do. Al tier. 81
Oils; Rhode Island greetings, 7cc@$I; Alex
anders. eOcQsl.25.
eoc
Piums (per crate)-5o@scc: prunes. 6o@soc;
do. small boxes, 2eQ50c.
Figs tper box)-Blsek. single layer 4oG0cc;
Ounces fper box)-05c 1S1.
Pears (per box)-Bartietts. $17592.25; do.
No. 2, 75c@sl; other varieties, 7ocQ8l
Grapes (per crate)-Seedless, 65075ci To
kay, a009oc; Malaga. 5o1e5c; black. 5o4eoc;
Muscsts, 750s5c; Cornichon, e54eoc; Tugs,
Tokay. s5c@$1; Muscat. $4,000; black, 5oq
6bc; seedless, 75cGs1; all small boxes, $50
40c; Zinfandel. per ton, $1fel1s
Strawberries (per chest)-$2. EGGS.
Raspberries (per chest)-S466.
Blackberries {per chest) -$4.S0.
Huckleberries (per lb)-4QsIc.
Melons--Delta cantaloupes, per crate. oocg
81. rs: nutmegs. per box, 401S5c; watermelons,
per dozen. s2G275-
Citrus Fruits tper boxi--I.emons, STANDARD.
Se.5oG7.50; choice. $65o4I.I0; fancy. $s@
$50; grapefruit. fancy Seeding 81 .5045; 90.
Oranges tper box)--valencias. &446
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. Hawaiian, SlQ
$3.50 per bunch; do, Central American, BY %
&c per Id; do, Mexican. u nc per ID; pineap-
pies. per doz, Hawaiian, $l.50Q2.5o; lines.
IS. 5O61O
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HAMS AND RAcnN

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, 10-12.
22jAc do I2-14, 22hc; do 1910, 22iAc; prim-
rose bacon, 40 Bic; eastern star hams. 1912,
22c: do 12-14, 22c: eastern skid hams. 23isc;
do 1916, 22c; eastern star bacon, 4-6. 29c; do
SO. 2sc; do $40, 27e do 1912, 26c; monarch
hams. 1912. 21c; do 12-io. gle: monarch picnic
hams, 15ise; arrow bacon, $40. 26e; do 1912,
pc; do 1912, PC: light medium, 2Onc.
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LOCAL PROVISION PRODUCTS

Wholesale prices on provision products are
quoted this morning by Miller & Lux fol
lows: Hams, eastern, 21lsc; California. 201ac
picnics. 14lac; bacon. eastern. 68 average, 23ci
$40 average 2$c: California, 6-s average, &c
$40 average pic; pure lard NJ. g. L. brand
tierce basis 12c; best shortening. tierces,
lO1ac; compound, n. II. brand. fierce basis
lOc; salad oil. M. l.. brand. S5c, white
cooking oil, NJ. L. brand. October delivery
csc; yellow cooking oil. ~ & L. brand Soc.
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pourTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted in San Francisco this morning
Poulfry-Per Id: California fryers. 22G23c:
old BOOSTERS. lie; do young. 22@23c: hens IA
die: eastern hens. 1s9l8c: do young stock.
22024c.
Per don California hens, small. $4.5oG5;
DO large scar; do extra $s1i1: old ROSTERS,
S4Q18: young ROSTERS, sfQs; do full grown,
Ss63l0; flyers, $500; broilers. s3@5; ducks,
old. 4566; do young. Se5oGs.50: pigeons.
81. as: do squads. 81. 60@2.50: geese. per pair.
$2Q2.b0.
belgian har-Per ID. 1o61ic.
Turkeys-Per ib: Young, 23426c; do old,
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FrnuR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour-Net cash, per bbl: California family
extra, $5.6oI6: bakers extras. *46o q. ~;
superffne, s9T064.2o; Dakotas. 20. 4o@1. 40;
Kansas. $6tl6.25.
Wheat (per cti)-Caiifornia club. $1.4Ih q
1.50; northern wheat. bluestem, 81 90Ql Oh
turkey red. 81 coal. ely: red Russian, ii. 90;
club. $3.50; forty fold. $i.5215 @1b5.
Barley lper ctll : Good to ,o choice feed feed
oats (per ctD-WhIte feed. 81 S@i.50; red
seed. si.eo@2-l5; DO feed. naninal; black,
81 7563 %: surprise. $1.b56l.6Tia-
Corn (per ctI)-Prices largely nominal Vel
low bulk. ST. 10: do white, 81. 81.
Rye tper ctll-$l. 4o41-45.
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LOCAL Hay MARKET

wholesale lots OF hay on today's market:
Fancy wheat hay. light bales, $le@2l: No. l
wheat hay or wheat and oat. &17@lS; No. 2
tame oat. &i7@1s; other tame oat. $I4@10. so;
barley, $i2@i5; Wild oat. $12Gl5; alfalfa. SO
QI3.50; stock hay, $10011; straw, 50015e.
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BARRY-Entered into rest, at her late resi-
denee. Mary {. Barry. daughter of the late
James and Ellen Y. Barry, and beloved sister
of Helen Barry. native of Philadelphia.
Remains at the parlors Of Gantner Broth
ers, 424 Guerrero street. Kindly omit flowers
6WANIGAN Oakland September 90 1913
Alfred, beloved husband OF Marie Swanigan,
brother Of Mrs Ida Griffen Mrs. Lille Forti-
nee. Howard, Nora and Nanefte Swanigan, q
native of Mississippi. aged 26 years.
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For Hongkong, stmr Nippon Maru. Captain
ro e. Honolulu and .hnu ssu PEI
Captain :. 8. Greene. at p M, from Spear
For victoria. stmr city Of Pueblo, Captain
C. j. Hannah. at ? p. m, from Broadway
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr watson, Cap
tain r. Brennan. at 3 p. m. from Howard
For Portland. stmr Olson & Mahony. Captain
r. Agerup. at p. M, from Lombard street
wharf.
from Lombard street wharf.
For Los Angeles via San Pedro, stmr Hama
lei. Captain F. !. HANNA. at p M, from
Wednesday, october 1.
For Hongkong. stmr Mongolia, Captain E.
Rice. at p. m. from pier AZ.
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett. stmr
Hornet, Captain \. r. Marker. at p. M,
For Eureka. stmr +. A. Kilburn. Captain
T. II. Mcclellan. at II M, from Vallejo street
For Eureka. Fields Landing and Areata,
stmr Phoenix Captain E. Kokerits. at IL
a. m. from Lombard street wharf
j. Z. wahlgren, at p. M, from Army street
For Point Arena, shelter Cove. Mendocinc
aud Little river--Stmr Sea Foam. Captain
Heurickson, at 4 p M. from Mission street
wharf.
For Los Angeles ana san Diego. stmr mar
yard. Captain r. Jepsen, at p. M, from
Pacific street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland stmr Multnomah,
Captain g. Marc, at p. M. from Powell
s' For Coos Bay. stmr Hardy, Captain H.
| Nicholson, at p. m. from Fourth street
For Los Angeles. stmr centralia. Captain o.
Svendsen. at p H. from Powell street
| wharf.
| For Gra,s xHarbor. Aberdeen and Hoouiam,
stmr Helene CAPTAIN L. +. Madsen. at 4
| p. m, from Union wharf.
ARRIVED SEPTEMBER 80
| 7:iO a. M. stmr Whittier Zoiling, % hours
\ from Port San Luis Obispo; oil to Union or
company up river direct
l o:lo a. M stmr Atlas. Smith. ? days from
Astoria: ballast to Standard OIL company; up
river direct.
/ $50 a.. M, stmr Hilonisn. Nadsen. days
| 10 hours 20 minutes from Hiio: sugar. canned
pineapples, etc, 10 Matson Navigation com.
pany.
| i1:4o p: M. Power schr Surprise. Olsen
Pigeon point.
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Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80
From Sydney. stmr Canada Cape.
From Grays Harbor stmr Norwood.
From Portland, stmr Paradise.
From Portland and Astoria stmr San Ramon.
WEDNESDAY, 0CT0BERs1
From Hongkong. stmr Kanakuk.
From Salina Cruz. Eevadan.
From Hilo. stmr Hilonian.
From. Seattle and Tacoma, stmr Admiral
Farragut.
From Portland and Astoria, stmr Beaver.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr City Of Topeka.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata,
stmr Vanguard.
From Fort Bragg. stmr Arctic.
From Los Angeles direct, stmr Harvard
From Los Angeles direct, stmr Rose City.
Santa Clara.
From Puget sound. stmr Lord Ionsdale.
From 0rays Harbor stmr Centralis.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Primary receipts and
shipments today: Wheat-Receipts 1,S43, 600.
600. shipments 1885. 600. Corn-Receipts
1000. shipments 687.0 600; year ago. receipts
75S 900. shipments 10000. Oats-Receipts
074 900. shipments 952 900; year ago, receipts
]. 1913 coo. shipments "a. coo
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RECOGNIZABLE GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 30.-The steady American
cables yesterday stimulated soms support at the
opening, and wheat values were w higher.
Expectations are for q liberal decrease In the
visible here. and the spot market was nrm and
generally Nd higher. Following the opening
pressure developed on the liberal Canadian Of
fers. continued heavy Winnipeg receipts and
the high grading there, together with favorable
reports from Russia and expected liberal Rus
sian shipments this week Argentine news, on
the whole, is satisfactory. There was 'dispo-
sition shown to support March, and this month
held nrrl during the entire trading. At 30
p: m. the market was dull and prices un-
changed to " higher than yesterday.
Corn opened N0Md higher. in sympathy
with America and unfavorshle reports from
Russia and Roumania. Later pressure devei-
At 1:3O prices were unchanged from yesterday.
The European visible supply Of wheat this
for the week Of pS6, 600. Last year there was
decrease OF 1900. 600 bushels. when the total
amounted to Il, 0O0, 600
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BAR SILVER RATEs

LONDON, Sept. so.--Bar silver, IS Sled. OF
8 led.
NEW YORK. Sept 3o.--Commercial bar sill
yer, 61Lc; Mexican dollars, 47c.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK Sept 30.--Cofee-Steady; op-
tons opened to I points lower. No. I, On
spot lOlIOhc.
Sngar--Raw. weak. centrifugal. 3-54c bid
muscovado 3.o4c bid; refined qn!et nne
granylated. 4I0414ss0c, cut loaf. 5.o0c bid
crushed. $500 bid; mold A. 5.15c bid; cubes.
1905 csc: powdered. .S0Ql4. a0c; diamond A,
4 soc bid: confectioners A, 4.65c bid softs
No. 4.J5c
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Vegetable prices IN San Francisco this morn
ing:
Potatoes (per ctl)-Delta whites. s1Q1. 10;
Salinas, eI.6S02 sweets. s1.25@I50.
Onions (per ctl)-Slverskins, $lQ1.3O; on
street, 15c higher.
Observation-Disclosures 25@b0c per box; gar
lie, 64Sc per Id; cucumbers, 60973c per box I;
string beans, 214c per ID: lima. "a Csc per ID;
peas, 5Qec per ID: green peppers. 25450c per
box; squash. summer, 40Q60c per box; sprouts,
4Q5c per Id; long carrots. SOC per sack.
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Financial Summary

American stocks IN London steady, h9%
higher
Readings net income for August decreased
S9l9, 900; the railroad fell of $4460 900 and the
coal and iron company SAT- 900.
Conferees report tariff bill emitting cotton
futures tax
Income tax dates from March 81, 1913; SEN
ate TO act Wednesday.
All arguments complete in New Ravens sp-
plication TO issue SGT .552, 600 debentures. de-
clsion rests with commission.
New Haven engineers to hold mass meeting
next Sunday.
Union Pacific announcement may be made
Vice president of German Imperial bank
holds out possibility reduction In Reichs bank
rate.
Report on currency bill remote. although
President Wilson viii give attention to bill
as soon as tariff IS disposed OF.
Interstate commerce commission demands
power over discriminatory state rates.
Twelve industrials declined IL; 20 active
rails declined so
Rails 107.46; industrials s1.23.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-lncreased receipts
forced break in potato prices FROM &c to &c
today Poultry prices were steady. Quota
tions
Butter-Receipts. s.s15 tubs. Creamery ex-
2elac; seconds. e4i1 G25c; ladies, 22@221sc;
packing stock, 21c.
Eggs-Reecipts. e.5a2 cases. Current re-
ceipts. 16@21c: ordinary frsts. 22Q23c; frsts,
% 420c; extras. Csc; cb5sks. 1o91lc; dirties,
l3Mi6c
Cheese-Twins. new. lie; daries, new,
Is ihc; Young America. new. l5la G15s4c; long
horns. new, 15c brick. new. l4i9e.
Live Poultry--Turkeys Ice chickens. 49,
springs, i4c; ROSTERS, i0lAc; geese. 14c;
ducks. 13c.
Potatoes Receipts, 10 cars. Minnesota and
early Ohio, 6546Sc: Wisconsin. 6OH6oc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Dressed poultry,
quiet. Turkeys. lsN26c;s chickens, 17926c;
31lc asked. Live poultry. steady. Chickens.
broilers, 1sM19c; folws. 17M19c; turkeys. lie
asked; ROSTERS I219c asked; ducks, 15Q lSlac,
geese, 13c asked. Butter. easier. Creamery
extras. 1914 bic; creamery irsts, 271a G29lzc;
state dairy, tubs 24@30c: process extras. 2Ig
81 Lar. Cheese, drmer. Whole milk, specials
161I 416ac; whole milk fancy. i6916Aci
skins. specials. 121a @13%c; skins, choice. II
M12%c; full skins, 5Ml0c. Eggs weak
Nearby white, fancy. oM45c; nearby brown
fancy, 32@37c: extras, 3SG35c; frsts, 2Sg20c
Milk, 3la G4c quart.
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Opening in Wall Street

Open 0 am
Anal Cop. "A 74%
Amer b Sug 25& 25%
Amer Car + 44ls AN
Amer Can. 32S 1885,
Do pfd :. 93% e3a
Amer Smelt. 66s 66B
Do pfd 100 100
Amer Sugar.111 Ill
Anaconda :. 365s 3TM
Atchison -. 81 u 81 q
DO pfd !. 1914 90 Y
Bait * Ohio 93ss e4h
Brook II Il SO S9L
Can Pacific. .229& 23oA
Ches & Ohio 50 So
c. NJ & S P.105S108
Chino Cop. 401a 4o%
Con Gas ..132ss 1921
Distillcrs :. f3Z 1917.
Erie .... 2SM 2s7s
Do 1st pfd 46 46b
Do I'd pfd. SO 1884,
Gen Elect. i46&I46%
CT Nor pfd.127 1864
CT Nor Ore. "a " 35
Ill Central. .11o31lo1a
Inter Met. 13A 157s
Do pfd :. 81 SO
Kan City So 24a 24h
Lehigh Val. 156 1864
Sales IL a. m.--12S.
Elk dividend-Amer
Car Chem. . per cen
cent; Pac 7 & t pfd.
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DEATHS

Abel Margaret 66fking. Robert w. so
Barry, Mary c.. = k lapproth. August. 80
Barry. Michael H.. 90 Komesr. Mikel -. 90
Beaver Mrs. Mary. - kummerlander Rich
Blake Mrs. Eliza J. - ard ........... 80
Catalan. Michael. :. - Nc lnerney -. Unfantl
Cohn. Jessie H.. - Muller, JOHN H.. 50
Culigan Michael. a. Palmer, Rohanna - 2
Craig, Mamma s.. 80 Perkins. Arcelia H.. -
Doyle, Andrew w. At Rice, Mrs. Jane L. "a
brennan, Riley so Robinson. Caroline b. 20
Egan, William j. 50 Silva, Tony 1900 40
Engiander, Mrs. Fl ri Suffer. Gabriel 49,. 20
Edwards ....-- tInfantl Turner. James w.. 81
Flynn, William A.. Sc Walters, Charles :. AZ
GoicOyich. George j. ~ Welt0n, Cornelius =. -
Guptill. Ella ..... 45 White. Nellie 49,.
Haskell, Frank A. - Winchell. Herman p. IS
Hayden. Abby c.. G. Wittenberg, Charles so
Koran, Edward j.. - Wright Mrs. Mary. -
Johnson, Maren -. IS Zipfel. Gnido -. 10
Kelly, Mrs. Elsie. N
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS

cheese-California fancy fats. 161ac pound,
weak; do hrsts. 15c weak; do seconds, lac;
l5Ac. steady; Oregon twins. Ice, steady; do
trfplets, Ice, steady: Young Americas, lie,
steady. Eastern--New York cheddsrs, fancy,
Zoe. steady; Winconsin fancy twins, 1e1ac.
steady; do tripiets, 1TMc. steady.
Retailers charged &c a pound on each square
Of butter and &c a dozen on eggs over these
quotations.
Receipts today: Butter As. 800 pounds, eggs
Is. $50 dozen, cheese 900 pounds.
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CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING

CHICAGO. Sept 30.-Opening: Wheat. Sep
tember $3.50; December, 6SQS7Hc; May, e2h
Der f1@10Hc; May. 72Hto nM@ oats.
December. 43@42Xc; May. 46Ac.
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FrNANCrAr, MOTIFS By WIRE

Liverpool wheat opened v higher; corn y @
Y higher. At l:30 p. M. wheat unchanged TO
X higher; corn unchanged.
London copper opened arm; spot f72 los, up
IS; futures f72 Ia Cd. up So; lead f2o IS, up
lbs Cd.
Contract stock in Chicago elevators: Wheat.
this week 8. 895, 800 bushels. last week $500,
900. last year 2,066. 900: corn, this week.
1. $50 900. last week eeo 900, last year 1l6 900;
oats, this week 5, 782, 00o last week 5,123,0o
last year 102, 900.
Balkan situation not improved and London
has heavy tone.
The weakness yesterday In Union Pacific pre-
director that the preferred stock will not
share In any distribution
More liquidation Is reported pending In steel.
1t IL said outside selling IL found on account
of the tariff.
ST. Paul is reported steadily absorbed for
account of Standard Oil followers. The future
of this road Is regarded as assured
beared by a professional following and may
go lower.
Circuit court at Calumet, Mich, dissolved
injunction prohibiting picketing by copper
mine strikers.
|. Canadian Pacific reports August net de-
crease $3.50. 1856; from July /. decrease ST.
oSS. 1T.
Reading company reports August net income
all companies decreased 81. a22. 40e; surplus de-
creased 81, 3a9.o74.
Liverpool cotton closed s@e lower on near
and distant both
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged to 4
lower; " lower. Antwerp wheat closed
liz higher.
The per cent equipment gold notes. series
s., Of the St. Louis and San Fancisco Railroad
company. maturing October /, will be paid By
the Guaranty Trust company by that date.
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SAN FRANCISCO BANK uEARNGS
Monday. September 2e......-... ~. III ~. q
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Classified Directory
for Ready Reference

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The railroad commission rendered =
decision today granting authority TO
A A. Weber to sell to the Alta Dis
trict Gas company gas plant serving
the cities of Dinuba and Reedley. and
authorizing the gas company 70
counties of Tulare and Fresno. The
company was also given authority tn
issue its promissory note In the sum
of $40 600.
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Local Oil Quotations

SALES SEPTEMBER 80
10 Associated Oil .,....s..--
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY LOANED on furniture. pianos and
other security; lowest rates; most favorable
terms In the city See others. then see me
and be convinced; Will you money 81
weekly pays $50 loan. Phone Market 6029.
GEORGE w MILLER, 30O9 10th St south
west corner Mission. room 80.
WE LOAN MONEY TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT; no indorser;
CONFIDENTIAL; red tape methods: 81 week
pays SIS loan. s. week pays $50 loan; 50
week pays $45 loan, 81 week pays $50 loan.
Call and THE ROYAL INVEST
MENT COMPANY, 900 Phelan building.
BALDWIN JEwEBRY COMPANY.
Gold and Silver Smiths
29-35 kearny ST.
LOAN DEPT. RATES PER CENT PER MO.
AA-sALARIED men and women accommo-
CREDIT AND INVESTMENT COMPANY,
52l Phelan building. third floor
AAA-wage earners. either men or women.
can make a loan in strictest confidence at
the EMPLOYEES CREDIT COMPANY room
424. Monadneck building.
CASH LOANED to salaried men on note with
out indorser. MORRELL, 507 Monadnock
building.
SALARY LOANS without security, So up;
cheapest rates ID. ID. DRAKE. s4s Market.
PAWN tickets diamonds bought; highest val
ues- SCHUMAN, 1873 Geary St, room 52z.
MONEY TO LOAN-Real Estate
G. CRAVEN 725 Chronicle bldg: phone Doug
las 3424-Morfgages. loans. Refs tract San
Bruno. Excelsior. Richmond; per cent up
LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. s. sls or 7
per cent Fat or installments Can or write o.
T. EVANS, 1867 Mission St. s. #.
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rHE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Sept 30--Cotton az @4h low
er on near and 6 on others. Opened steady, 6
TO points lower. At 1918 quiet, net 6la TO
nv lower. Spot In moderate demand, II points
lower. at 7.S5d. Sales. 5000 bales. including
5000 American. At p. m. prices were to s
points lower than at 1913.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3O.-The receipts of cot
ton at ports for day estimated at SO, 600
bales against lO4, 8l5 bales last year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
WEATHER REPORT
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. Sept. 80. 1913.
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Tentative estimates indicate that
the cotton crop of the growth of 1913
at current prices for lint and for seed
will be worth more than $1,000. 00o, 000s
The highest value in the 10 years OF
record which the census office has
kept of cotton prior to this season
was s963.180,o00 for the crop of 1910.
Last years aggregate value stood
next to that. and was $920.630, 600. in
GLIDING cotton and cotton seed.
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INVESTMENTS

YOUNG men with from $500 and up to in
vest can't do better than enter the adver-
Using business; ADYERGRAPH SERVICE
VIII stand thorough Investigation FERRY
ADYERGRAPH CO.. 437 Pacific bldg.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-09-30
PARTNERS WANTED

WANTED mariners with s.. 600 each. with
without services; will stand rigid investi-
cation. Call at room s33. Monadnock bldg
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-09-30

EXCHANGES, any kind any place. See us
KORTS & GEARHARD
2o6-F Pantages bldg, 4Os 10Th st, Oakland.
IF You wish to exchange your property. cali
on A L ROGERS x CO., 1912 Broadway,
Oakland
GEBERT, 217 Realty bldg $50 Market St
EXCHANGES
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-09-30

ton with the state in the matter OF
construction of highways and the dis
posing of highway bonds will be
worked out at the meeting of the
Northern California Bankers assoc
citation, composed OF leading bankers
of the cities in northern California,
TO be held In -NnvAmhar
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-09-30

WE have a great many buyers for small bus.
OF all kinds. II yours IS for SALE see US at
once; this is your opportunity.
BARLETTA INV. CO., Grant bid. eth & Mkt.
$500 10 500 for any kind of small business.
What have you? Mall letter box 1898. Call.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GRADING outfit for sale rent or Will take con-
tract; can be seen u mile west Of Holy
4 cross cemetery. on state highway. San Mateo
county; consisting of &c horses and mules
E al young, harness. scrapers, plows wagons
tents, etc. Address F. ]. KING 330s Mis-
sion ST
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-05-09
TOO MANY STATES NEGLIGENT
Fall to Report Cases Of Tuberculosis
or to Glass II as a communlea-
Bile, Infectious Disease.

or the 33 states where reporting OF
all living cases OF tuberculosis Is re.
qulred. adequate or reasonably com.
plete records are kept in not more
than eight, Twenty states and terri,
tories have no laws or regulations re-.
quiring the reporting of tuberculosis,
and in most of these states consump.
tion is not classified officially by the
health authorities as a communicable
infectious disease. These states are:
Arizona, Alaska, Arkansas, Delaware.
Florida, Georgia, Idaho. Illinois, Iowa
Kentucky. Missouri, Montana, Nevada,
New Mexico, North Carolina, North
Dakota, Ohio, Philippine Island, South
Dakota and Wyoming, Special laws
requiring reporting and registration
Of tuberculosis have been passed In
Colorado, Connecticut District OF Co
lumbia, Kansas, Maine, Maryland
Michigan, Mississippi New Hamp
shire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode
Island and Vermont. In twenty other
states, tuberculosis is included in the
lists Of infectious diseases that must
be reported by physicians.