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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
APPROXIMATION
OF SAN FRANCISCO

90 numbers. le1o1 to 1620o inclusive. the
First Capital Of S10,000-$l0 each.
80 Plumbers. 1901 to LOO Inclusive, on the
No. 1880 draws First Capital. $4,000. sold
In Sacramento and San Francisco. Cal. No.
1892 draws Second Capital $1,000. sold in
Oakland and San Francisco, Cal. No. 11766
draws Third Capital 81 600. sold in San Fran
SEQ. Cal. Nos. 1902 and 1860 each draws
$500, sold In Oakland and San Francisco. Cal
The above is for 81 fractions In proportion
The Original Nacional NJ. & + Company
Of San Francisco paid the following for
Frederick ". Reich. 145 Julian avenue, san
Francisco, Cal. 81, 500.
sesrss scsp0 cs 56 5A puD0ce avenue San
Collected by Italian-Amerlcan bank for Ed
ward ]. Clark. employed by A. Call Fruit
at 7os Oak street, San Francisco, CAL,
Mrs Mrs. Patrick o'connor, proprietor o'connor' $
| grocery, 1900 Florida street, residing at
| l3OoIa Florida street. San Francisco, s1,2J0.
william Russell, employed by Henry r.
worthington. 14s-15o First street. residing at
| "a Clementina street, San Francisco $1,2J0.
| Miss Virginia Douglas. residing at Lurline
apaf tments, 1853 Bush street, San Francisco,
Mrs Luisa Demartini. employed Pioneer
| Macaron and yermicelli factory. 512 Washing
| ton street, residing at 81 Norton street, San
| George o'Doherty. employed by Greencbaum,
We'll & Mchaeis, TAO Mission street, residing
at 065 Harrison street, San Francisco, CAL,
Aaron b. Levy. 2559 Twerty ninth avenue,
! Sunset District. San Francisco. CAL. $1,2J0
| Annie S. Jose, residing at 071 Pacific street,
| ,an Francisco. Cal, $3.50.
! X. r. Edgecombc, employed by construction
l department. Southern Pacific company, resid-
| na at 1928 Eighth street, Oakland. CAL,
| $1,000.
j. Radmncher. employed by American Dredg-
| Ing company. Nevada building. Montgomery
street. San Francisco. residing at Rodea hotel.
| flodea, Cal, $1,000.
| +. Isaac. Royal hotel. Clay and hearny
streets. San Francisco. $500.
! A. Giargietti. employed at Siena house. $50
55s Broadway. San Francisco. and Oscar Payor,
/ proprietor cigar stand, Mnnx hotel, 246 Pow
ell street. residing at Msnx hotel, San Fran
cisco. $500.
John Klein. machinist, Bean Spray Pump
company. Julian street, San Jose. residing at
sol Jefferson street San Jose, and Peter
schell. mnchinist, Bean Spray Pump company,
ynlina street. San lose, residing at 2f6 Ala
| media avenue. San Jose. CAL. $500.
Mrs. w. johnson. 1859 Eightyfrst avenue,
Oakland, and Mrs. Mayrich. 1J45 Santa Clara
avenue. Alameda, Cal, $500.
| r. T. O'Brien. employed by Witzei Baker.
los California street residing at 40 Thirty
| nth avenue San Francisco, and collected By
James Nesbitt for John Miller, 1921 Humboldt
street, San Francisco, $500.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
TO LEAVE THIS PORT


For Grays Harbor, Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
stmr Chehals. Capt. Kaffold, at p. M, from
Union street wharf. pier 10.
For Portland, stmr Yellowstone Capt Pat
terson, at p. m, from Lombard street wharf.
For Coquille River, stmr Bandon. Capt Nor
For Los Angeles ia stmr oeesn capt AeI
ander, at Ii a. M, from Broadway wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr klamath. Capt: Jahn-
sen, at p M, from Powell street wharf.
Friday. September 5
For Grays Harbor Aberdeen and Hoqulam.
stmr Chehalis, Captain P. NJ karold. at 5
For Grays Harhor. stmr G. G. Lindauer,
Captain o. /. sandman, ut p m., from Lom-
bard street wharf.
J. L. Christensen. at . p. M, from Lombard
street wharf.
Captain C. A. Knudsen, at p. M, from
Mason street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland stmr Roanoke
Captain r. Dickson, at 10 a. m, from Vallejo
For Portland. stmr Johan Pousen. Captain
|. Ulvestad. at 8 D. NJ, from Howard street
For Portland. stmr Aroline Captain A. II.
Sears. at p. m, from Lombard street wharf.
For Santa Cruz and Monterey. stmr Eureka,
Captain A. Paulsen. at p. M, from Vallejo
street wharf.
For Los Angeles and san Diego. stmr Yale
Captain f. Z. Bartlett. at p. NJ, from
Pacific street wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Hanalei Captain F.
T.. HANNA, at 3 .. m, from Howard street
wharf.
For Los Angeles stmr Klamath, Captain E.
Jahnsen, at p. M. from Powell street wharf.
ARRIVED SEPT
a. M, stmr Hanalei, HANNA, Al hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise
to Independent Steamship company.
l2:05 a. m, Br ship Golden Gate. Burgess,
12S days from Antwerp. Merchandise TO
Meyer. Wilson & Co.
1890 a. M. stmr F. 81 Loop, Mattson. l02
| hours from Everett. 1000 poles and 155 tons
wheat to Loop Lumber company.
1850 a. M, stmr Roanoke. Dickson, IS hours
from San Pedro Passengers and merchandise
to North Pacific Steamship company
5:45 q. m, stmr Pomo. Lilleland. Is hours
from Albion, via Point Arena IL hours Pas
sengers and merchandise to Swayne & Hoyt
$50 Il. M, stmr National City, Bostrom. Is
hours from Mendocino. 100000 feet lumber
to Union Lumber company.
450 a. M, stmr John A. Hooper, Martin SO
hours from San Pedro. Bound for Portland.
Put in for sehr Ruby.
SAILED SEPT. 4
6:45 M, stmr John A. Hooper, Martin.
Portland. with schr Ruby In tow for Bandon.
6:s5 a. m. schr Ruby. Korth, Bandon, in tow
| of stmr John A. Hooper
ISLAND PORTS
MANILA-Arrived prior to Sept 3-Br stmr
| Persia. hence Aug. 8.
Sailed Sept. 2-Br stmr Bloemfontein. FOL
New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
HONGKONG-Arrived Sept. S-Br stmr Har,
palyce, from Oregon. via Victoria and Yoko
! hama.
| YoKOHAMA-Arrived Sept. 3-Br sim,
| Afghan Prince, from Manila.
KOBE-Sailed Sept 4-Br stmr Den OF
| Crombie, for Oregon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
WALL ST. WEAKER
THROUGHOUT DAY
California Petroleum Starts
Higher, but Soon Loses
It's Gain
BY CHARLES w. STORM

NEW YORK. Sept 4.-Weakness
prevailed at the opening of the stock
market today and most issues were
lower. Reading began ss under
Wednesdays closing, but at the end
OF half an hour had increased its de-
cline to n. California Petroleum
whose common dividend had been
passed yesterday, began " higher,
but soon lost It's gain. United States
steel common started with a frac-
tional gain, which 1t lost.
Among other declines were: Union
Pacific, ": Southern Pacific, 1s North
ern Pacific, u New York, New Haven
and Hartford, Il; New York Central.
. Erie, "a Chino Copper and st.
Paul, " Canadian Pacific, Y; Balti-
more and Ohio, " American Can, u
and Amalgamated Copper, s Penn
sylvania railroad, Chesapeake and
Ohio and American Locomotive gained
fractionally
The curb was dull and heavy.
Americans in London were irregu-
lar but for the most part were above
New York parity. United States Steel
common was the frmest. Canadian
dClilC was SOlQ Oh account Ol lts
earnings report
After the first half hour slight frac-
tional gains were reported, but soon
afterward irregularity in the general
list again developed, with New Haven
practically the only one gaining. 1t
reaching 91A, a gain OF 81. Reading
down Is. Southern Pacific and Steel
off ss Other issues were down frac-
tionally at the close of the noon ses-
sion. Call money loaning at 2ss.
The downward movement continued
In the last hour. Steel went to 62 for
the loss of one-quarter from the noon
price, and there were similar frac-
tional recessions from midday in st.
Paul, Reading, Amalgamated Copper.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
California Petroleum went to 81 II
for a net gain of / u on the day. The
market closed steady.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
well marked disturbance overlies Washing
ton and the Canadian southwest. The storm il
moving eastward and will cause general rains
In Oregon. Washington and Idaho. There has
been light rain on the coast of California
from Point Reyes to Eureka The weather Is
Unsettled In the Rocky mountain section and
also in Minnesota and North Dakota Warm
weather continues In Missouri. Kansas and
Iowa East OF the Mississippi the weather is
fair except the Atlantic coast south OF yir-
ginia where small depression exists
The most important temperature changes
have been fall OF % degrees at Chicago and
90 degrees at Green Bay There has been 4
rise of 20 degrees In South Dakota and II de-
grees in Colorado. On the Pacific coast tenn
peratures are rising. Afternoon readings in
the great valley Of California range from 78
to 81 degrees.
FORECAST
Forecast to midnight, Thursday. September
1, 1913:
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Fair Thursday moderate southwest wind
For Santa Clara vslley--Fair Thursday
somewhat warmer: light north wind
For Sacramento valley--Fair Thursday
warmer; light north wind.
For San Joaquin yalley-Fair Thursday:
warmer: light north wind
For California south OF the Tehachapi--Fair
Thursday; somewhat warmer; light north wind
changing to southwest.
=. g. McADIE. District ForecssteS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Freshman Football
Star Breaks 8 Ribs

Lending tackle and effccting one
Of the most spectacular plays in the
freshmen playground workers foot
ball game on California field. Wells
Power. freshman player. incurred the
fracture OF three ribs late yesterday.
He continued the game and then
went to his home. 224s Fulton street,
Berkeley. The pain became intense
and he was removed to the students
infirmary; where examination dis
closed the fractures
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Court Gives Child
to Divorced Mother

Nita Spates was given into the GUS
tody OF her mother, Mrs. Robina Won
Alkmar. today by Judge Graham upon
the plea OF the latter that she had a
home at Redding for the child. The
little one has been In the custody of
Mrs. Emma Frerichs at SO Ramona
street. and her father, j. NJ. Spates.
who was divorced by Mrs. Won Alkmar
two years ago. has been providing for
her support. Judge Graham suggested
that the girl be placed in a suitable
home. but Mrs. Won Alkmar convinced
him that she could care for her daugh-
ter.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
FINANCIAL AND SHIPPING NEWS
CROP MOVING Is
MONEY INF UENCE
Note of Reinsurance Is
Sounded by National
Bank of Chicago

CHICAGO, Sept. A note of re-
assurance is sounded in the monthly
letter issued by the National Bank of
Chicago under the direction of its
president, David r. Forgan.
People throughout the west are
doing an excellent business he says.
land the total for last month showed
an increase over last year. The
primary interior receiving points has
been helpful factor The crop NOV
ing demand is. of course, the chief
influence in the money market at the
present time, and from now on heavy
shipments of currency into the agri-
cultural sections may be required.
The money market is still a heal
thy one and, while the inquiry Is
broad and in some quarters rather
urgent, there is nothing sensational
about the demand. The Dond market
is rejecting a somewhat better in
vestment demand, but the recovery Is
slow enough to Indicate that buyers
are still timid and waiting for some
definitely reassuring development be-
fore employing their surplus funds
In long term securities. Advices from
the manufacturing districts indicate
that the enactment of the tariff law
has been pretty well discounted"
In the metal markets there were no
indications of a change in sentiment
In copper, which was held at 16H
cents by leading producers, and the
demand for pig iron and steel was
sufficient to maintain quota tions. The
effect of the strike at the head of
the lakes was shown in August ore
shipments, which were S2,467 tons less
than a year ago, although nearly as
large as in July, the strike alone pre-
venting an increase in the outward
movement.
The Southern Pacific syndicate will
receive only s17,500,000 out of the
$SS,o00,000 offered for subscription, in
dicating satisfactory solution of the
court, order by marketing Union Pa
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

California, San Diego bay entrance--Refer-
ring to notice to mariners Of August 80. until
outside bar gas buoy. 3SD, can be overhauled
aud relighted. 1t will show a fixed white light.
which will be visible only about two miles fC
& G. S. Charts 5106. 800. Light List Pacific
Coast. 1912. .. 10, No. 2. Buoy List Pacific
Coast. 1911. p. o. Coast Pilot. Pacific Coast
1909, p 42.)
California. San Francisco harbor approach
Bonita channel buoy. 3, second class can per-
manently discontinued. September q IN TO
NJ No. 81. 1913. par. 1854 c. & @. s. Charts
55s52 $3.50 $500, 55o2- Buoy List Pacific
Coast, 1911. p. Il. Coast Pilot. Pacific Coast.
1909. p. 6S.)
California. San Pablo bay-San Pablo
dredged channel gas and bell buoy, 4. estah-
lished September 2. in the position Of San
Pablo dredged channel buoy. i. first class can,
which was then discontinued. The combination
buoy is conical, with pyramidal skeleton SUI
perstructure, and shows an occulting white
light OF about 100 candIepower every 20 sec
onds, thus: Light 10 seconds eclipse 10 sec
onds The illuminating apparatus is lens
lantern burning oil gas. Lower nnidchannel
gas and bell buoy. PS.. discontinued on the
same date. On. TO NJ. No. 80 1918. par. 1927.
Light List. Pacific Coast. 1912 p. IS. No. 40;
Buoy List, Pacific Coast. 1911. p. Is. Coast
Pilot. Pacinc. Coast. 1909, p 70, by direction
Of the commissioner Of lighthouses.
Fl. w. RHODES, Inspector
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Richmond's Tunnel
To Be Started Soon

On request of City Attorney Hall of
Richmond for action on the tunnel
project. County Engineer Haviland
has been ordered by the city council
to submit data on the project so that
the preliminary steps in calling for
bids by the city attorney may be
taken at once The work on the big
bore through the west side hills from
Richmond to the bay will be COM
menced as soon as a decision is rem
dered in the Nicholl and Santa Fe
right of way controversies. The quss-
tion of the legality of title to the
tidelands will be takent up as soon as
the contract is awarded.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THIS PORT

1nursudy. september
From Hongkong via Yokohama and Honolulu,
stmr Chyo Maru
From Sydney. via Wellington and Tahiti.
stmr Moana.
From Balboa. via. Salina Cruz, stmr Colusa.
FROM Portland and Astoria stmr Klamath.
From Eureka, Fields Landing and Arcata.
stmr North Fork.
From Port San Luis and Santa Cruz stmr
Eureka
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr Roam
oke.
stmr Coos Bay.
Friday. September )
From Salna Cruz, stmr Columbian.
tilla.
From Eureka. Fields Landing and Arcata
stnr F. A. Kilburn.
From Los Angeles, stmr Yale
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
President.
From Los Angeles. stmr Avalon.
From Seattle. stmr Crown of CASTLE.
From Portland strnr Klamath
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Broker and Divorce
In Quiet Wedding

Stealing a march on their friends
In Oakland and San Francisco Mrs.
Henrietta Fontaine Scott, prominent
Berkeley divorcee. and Francis j. H.
Manning. a San Francisco insurance
broker, were quietly married in the
latter city yesterday afternoon. They
are preparing for a honeymoon jour-
ney.
Mrs. Manning is known in Berkeley,
where she has lived for the last eight
years with her sister, Mrs. F. B. Sim
mons. wife of DIR. F. b. Simmons. an
Oakland dentist, living at 3271 Grove
street. Manning lives at 1902 Union
street. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Marriage Licenses
OAKLAND

The following marriage license were ISSUED
Ia oakland today:
CHRISTOPHER - -GAYSoR-Arthur Christie
pher. 20, and Nellie Gaynor, rs. both OF
+ Oakland.
CoRBEY-ECCLEs-Ja d. Corley. 81. and
Alice Eccles. 81. both of San. Francisco
C0oK-SALyESON-C. A. Cook. 10. Gilroy
and Esther q. Salveson 10, Oakland.
DOYLE E-BRED0N--Joseph s. Doyle. AZ and
Louise II. Fl. Bredon, 2s both Of Oakland.
HANsEN-LESS- August 7. Hansen o. ant
Jeanette Less. IS. both OF Oakland.
-NES0K-Robert S. Jordan, "a, ant
Pauline Nesok. 10. both Of San Francisco.
KENNEDY-DAvIS-w William r. Kennedy, %
and Nspalie Davis. %. both OF Oakland.
MADSEN-CAAfPBELI~- C. Madsen, %, and
Eta NJ. Campbell. is, both Of Altamont
MATTOX-PACHECO-M S. Mattox 80
and Tasaeira Seraphina Pacheco. 20, Oak
land.
PEREIRA-oLIvElRA- F. Pereira, 2T
and Mary F. Olivera. Is. both Of Hayward
Observation-Disclosures C. Scow, 20
Reedley, and Esther Bergstroun, 10, Oak
land.
SULLIvAN-PRENDIyIL j. Sulii
van, %, and Margaret Prediville. 26. both
of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
MRS. MITCHELL TO BE GUEST

Mrs. Lucy Sprague Mitchell, former
dean of women of the University OF
California, who last year was married
to Prof. W. C. Mitchell of the depart
ment of economics. will be the guest
of honor tomorrow afternoon at a
tea given by the women of College
half.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
New York Bonds
tFr0m ]. 9. wilson 3 oo.,s prl,ate wire.
WHEAT PRICES HraHER

CHICAGO, Sept. An advance of saMd
In the Liverpool market due to higher prices
ior American and Canadian wheat. led to
higher prices here during the early trading
TO-DAY, the outside figures showing an advance
OF Ag9sc. Argentine shipments were esti-
mated at 400. 900 bushels Weather conditions
IN the northwest were less favorable FOR
thrashlng. Corn was frmer. the ouside price
being y M%c higher. Oats followed corn. Pro
visions showed firmer tone, in sympathy with
hogs.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
corroN rurIrprs srranv

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4.-Futures opened
steady Spot cotton. moderate business Prices
unchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept 4-ReceIpts of cotton at
ports for the day estimated at 20, 900
bales. compared with 1896 last week.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
DEATHS

DEA HS
AEGELLoTTI-In San Francisco. September
g. 1918, Frances Lois. beloved mother Of
Frank NJ Angellotti. native Of Blue Hin,
Me-. aged 76 years and IL months
Funeral private. from the family residence
at San Rafael, September 5. 1913.
COLLINS-In this city, September g. 1913,
Vincent Allen, dearly beloved son Of Tim
othy v. and May c. Collins. and loving
brother OF Hazel Collins, a native Of San
Francisco aged months and days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fFri-
dayt. at 10 a. M. from the residence OF his
parents 10 woodward avenue. Interinept
Holy Cross cemetery
RNIBBE-In this city, September 2 1913,
Henry W Knibbe, a native OF Germany
aged SO years.
Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
tomorrow (Frdav), at O'Clock p. M. from
the chapel Of IIalsted Co., 1122 Sutter
street Cremation, Cypress Lawn cemetery,
hv automohIle
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
APPROXIMATION

90 numbers from 26o1 to 27oo Inclusive, $40
90 numbers from 1osol to lss7oo inclusive.
$40 each.
100 numbers ending with 81. $40.
LOO numbers ending with ~. SO.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04

The Napa Valley Electric company has ap-
piled to the railroad commission for authority
10 issue SIS. 300 in stock and SOC. 500 in bonds
for the purpose Of paying on existing indebted
ness and enlarging Its system.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
PACIFIC L. AND p FINANCING

Tie PacInc Light and Power Corporation,
with main offices In Los Angeles, has applied
to the railroad commission for authority to
Issue $4,000 in stocks. TO replace previous
OF these bonds $497 900 are to be used In re-
funding underlying bonds and the balance Will
be used in connection with the company $
hydroelectric projects.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
FLORISTS


Brown & Kennedy s5si'I sas5 Isis As'lss.; ns.i
PARK FLORAL. 1437 Haight st.. phone Park
336-Cut flowers. PITTS. etc. r. Groves. prop.
SHIBEr,EI MANN CO.. the leading dorists.
1900 Sutter; Fkn. 2oe4 Frank Shibeley. mgr.
UNION FLORISTS, phone Mkt 32S5-Funeral
work q speciality. 3017 18th ST. near Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Weather Report
RAINFALL DATA

United States department OF agriculture
Weather bureau, San Francisco. Sept. s. 1918.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
EARNINGS OF CORPORATIONS

tFrom ]. c. Wilson & Co.'s private wire)
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.--Missouri Pacific,
fourth week August. decrease $40, 900: month
of August decrease s325, 600: from July /. de-
crease $431 600
Canadian Pacific. fourth week August. de-
crease $464, coo; month Of August. decrease
$S24.o00 from July /. decrease $3.50. 600.
American Smelling and Refining company,
for six months ended June 80. balance after
charges and preferred dividend equal to 403
per cent on $50. 00O, 900 common stock, against
4.10 per cent last ak months
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

TO- whom it may eoncern-I have purchased
=. from Stanieh & Boganovich the restaurant at
: 40G Hayes IT: any bills owing By them must
h. preSenfel within days from date. RIOS
3. f'OE VENARD
I INTEND 70 purchase the business conducted
hy Arthur NJ Rice at No. 109 Turk ST.. San
FTanciseo.s Cal. September 10, 1918. and
all persons present claims before said date.
:: j. ". FLOOD.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Local Produce
RECEIPTS INTERIOR PRODUCE SEPT.
Grain Quotations

(From j. G. Wilson s. Co.'S private wire.)
CHICAGO. Sept 4.-The leading futures
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
HERZOG-In San Rafael. August 20, 1918,
TO the wife of Sigfrled h Herzog. a son.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
aAR srrvrR srFAny

LONDON. Sept 4--Bar silver steady, f27
9s 1Gd.
NEW YORK. Sept 4-csmmercial bar sil.
yer. 59sSc. Mexican dollars, Acc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
NURSES
PATENT ATTORNEYS


GRADUATE nurse wants patients by the hour
Telephone Park 261.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Local Oil Quotations

SALES SEPTEMBER 4
100 Coalinga Mohawk ..
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES
BOWIE - DONNELLY - In the Lyon Street
Church of the New Jerusalem. this city. Sep
tember ?, 1913. by the Rev. J. 8. David
Agustus Jesse Bowie and Esther Doris Don
nelly, both OF San Francisco.
BR0OKS-LUTZ-In Berkeley. September 2
1913. by Frank Stuart Ford. pastor First
Christian church, Alameda, Harry H. Brooks
of Chicago. H.. and Mary J. Lutz Of Irving.
ton Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
Local Securities
SALES SEPTEMBER 4
Bid Ask,

BID ASK. f1lu Ash
s. Bonds Neal Ry IS. .102 ;.
4s.1lnH :. " Cal P IS. 90 ;.
- ;. l03hl Do con 5s- SO
lneous Bonds N Ell 5s.s... 95
IS 81 ss ss g oel1a I'm s.. s.. les esh l0oS
IS. 100 1O4Al Do SIS =. :. 1os
IS. 100 101 Nat Con Gs.s. !. 7SA
n 5s 99110l l0Trc Con IS SO
II 81 az 931ai0 Trc Co IS TN
Il IS 93 - lOak w IS 90 g6ts
500 101 0m Ry 0s 9sh 99E
ie IS !. 90 lOro Ell 6s... 30
's; IS. 7ax ssSPP sssP 6 eaH 1nP s. = So So So
5s. o2ls 95 p FL Ry 5s.1001a lo2
/ IS 90 U L&P 5s.. 02
A IS 9s1 Pac tat 5s. o7A 97A
} 6s. l04H :. lP & Ocn Is. 9S5a :.
4bs s3h Peep W 5s.. 70l1 >.
So 100 SEG&R IS. 100Ia l01
4 8s 100 saw Ry IS 95ia :.
PISS 90 ISL L & p SIS. 0S :.
s IS 10l Do A Gs. 10lh !.
6s l0S lSW FL r 81 9o
E IS OF SFN&C 6s.. i. l02
= IS 102 SF'O&SJs 5s.. 80
3 IS es 99AI Do 2f 5s. .s7 90
D IS 911t :. SJ&SC r Az :. 90
3 oS 10l y SIC leg os. lOo ~
mos. 100 SPRRCal Is .113 100
| IS s3H sPR rf As 90N =
) IS g9K SVW gn IS. S95s >.
mos IS @A uG&E ss;.;.. "a, lol
IS ON Val Co p 5s ssss 90
5s.1o5 10s
STOCKS
Bid Ask Bid Ass
0 j. !. 621aI Do CON-. :. lbs
faer. s55A Sugar Stocks
Ind Electric Haw C&S... 257s :.
, Con 30z :. Hawaiian Sg 26A :.
pfd. :. 80 Honokaa Sg. 8
'm.. i2h Hutch X. 10
nee Stocks Paauhau -. 12N ;.
md. md .2sl 20 e lon''n oil stocks es !.
s.. :. 125 Anal Oil :. 30
TX stocks Asso OIL -. 417s 42A
B. 13J Pac Crude. sc =.
Tr. l25 lSterling Oil. 7oc 9ac
P. l42h i. Miscellaneous
Cal. 1876 1851 AL Packers. T9%
t. 200 Cal F c.. .1i3x1I4h
on. .240 &c Wine pfd. :. so
r. 800 Do com. 81 81
ngs Banks VI Bros pfd. 3s.s
300 :. Pac Aux A 3A AZ
Saw. 120 lPC Bx COM :. 100
Sav. 81 Pac tat pfd 81
Ter Stocks Phil Tel g. 7 21h =.
pfd SO 92hlRlty Synd... 30
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MODEL MAKING

THE inventors machinist. machinery experts
A. SCHNEIDER ENGINEERING WORKS
15th and Shotwel sts.s 5. r.
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MONEY TO LOAN-ReaI Estate
MONEY WANTED

;. WANT loan Of s2T5 on my diamond for 45
:. days, win pay $50 for loan; good private
!. party. Box 1881, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-04
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES

TRUNKS-Second hand and storage trunks Of
the leading makes for sale cheap. LEWIS
TRUNK FACTORY. 707 Mission: Doug. 3192.
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wall St. Closing Prices

From J. C. Wilson & Co.'S private wire.
Sales STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGe
san Francisco bank clearings yesterday were
So, ,966, 1851.