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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-25

CROP ESTIMATES
FOR THE WORLD.
Total Grain HarveStS for 1918
Indicate Tremendous
Production

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-A cable
gram received from the international
institute of agriculture at Rome to-
day gives the following preliminary
estimates on the worlds grain crops
for the coming harvest:
Wheat-Bulgaria, 60.627, 900 bushels:
France, 322.734 900 bushels; Hungary.
l66, 677 900 bushels; Italy, 20g,440,OO
bushels, Canada. 21l, 100000 bushels,
and for these countries, with Rouma-
MIA, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Luxem-
burg, Russia. Switzerland, the United
States. India, Japan. Algeria, Tunis.
Prussia, England and Wales added, a
total production of 1880, 100000 BUSH
els Is estimated.
Corn-Hungary 19475S,O0o bushelss
Italy, 9S.422. 900 bushels. and with Bull
garia. Spain, European Russia. Switz-
erland, the United states, Japan ana
Tunis added the total production is
estimated at 2,7e6,000. 900 bushels.
oats-Prussia3 42s, $4,000 bushels
tries named for the wheat crop, except
India and France. added. the total
production is estimated at 3,42e,000,-
900 bushels.
GRAIN LIST is WEAK
CHICAGO, Sept 25.-The entire
grain list was weak and slow at the
opening today. with losses OF 1s a 40
for wheat. 1sc for corn and u for
oats. There was no selling PRESSURE
but buying was slow and cautious
Northwestern and Winnipeg receipt5
were considerably In excess of COM
parative periods, and news from
abroad was bearish. Provisions were
firmer with hogs.
Liquidation by longs In grain CON-
tinued UP to the close, and resting
spots for the day showed little
change from the lowest levels
reached. Declines were made Of Il
to Mc in wheat, X to l 7sc in corn and
u to 1c in oats. Cash sales were
10000 bushels of wheat, 5000 bush
els corn and 175,000 bushels oats
Provisions closed with fractional
losses.
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HIDES. WOOL AND SKINS

Following prices are quoted today.
Sheep Pelts (each) LONG wool, SOc0$1; me.
ddium wool. 45@Soc; short wool, 25@40c; shear
lings. good l5G25c; shearlings shaved or
SOC; lambs. small, 15@30c; milk lambs, 1@l0c.
Wet Salted Hides tper lb)-steers, heavy,
over 50 lbs, 15c sound. 141ac culls; steers,
medium, As to 56 lbs, 15c sound, 141ac culls;
cows, heavy, over 30 lbs, 15c sound, 1ac
cuils; light hides, 80 to 80 lbs, 15c sound. 1ac
culls: bulls and stags 10c sound, &c culls;
kips. 10 to 80 lbs. 16c sound. 15c culls; veal.
10 to 10 lbs. Ice sound, 1Sc eulls; calf, up to
10 lbs. Ice sound, 1Sc culis. Damaged or haif
slipped. from lack Of salt or other causes, S@
l0c per ID.
Dry Hides (per lb)--Dry hides, butcher. 1a
lbs and over, sound, 26G27c; culls, 25c; dry
hides, murrains, sound. 26c; dry salt hides
sound, lie; dry bulls and stays, sound, lie;
culls. l6c: dry kip, 10 to Is lbs, sound 261ac;
culls, 29c; dry calf, under lbs, sound 30c;
culls. 29c: dry calf, under lbs( sound soc;
culls, zoe; No. 3 hides. badly damaged and
poorly handled, 5@10c ID.
Tallow-No. / white and hard Tin barrels)
5@5lsc; No. i. in cans, Az @5c; No. 2, dark.
~ Q4c; grease, 2G3c.
Wet Saited Horse Hides (each)-Extra
large, prime, skinned to hoof. 81. 1893; No. l,
large, skinned to hoof 81. 25 a.. so; No. l. me-
dunn skinned to hoof, $1.75G2; No. l. small
skinned to hcof. 75cG$i.25; No. l. colts,
skinned to hoof 25@50c
Dry Horse Hides teach)-No. / large. skinned
to hoof, S2G2.25; No. 1. medium. skinned to
hoof .oog2; No. l, small, skinned to hoof
DOC Uxl' NO. i colts, skinned to hoof, 25950c
Angora Goatskins teach)-No l. large, not
matted, I5c4Sl; No. 1. medium, not matted
3o450c; No classed with hair goat
Hair Goatskins teach Mo. large, 40c; No
L. medium. 25c; kids, 5010c.
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FINANc1AL NOTES BY WIRE

London copper opened easy spot f72 rs Cd.
OF 5s; futures fI2 IS Sd. OF 3s 0. Lead f2o
Liverpool wheat opened x lower, corn h@A
lower 1:30 p. m.-Wheat A6$ lower, corn
y "a y lower.
Canadian Pacific stronger in London. but
most of the active issues show small declines.
Buying of Southern Pacific 412 per cent
bonds is said to be due to talk or retirement
If the Central Pacific IS separated from the
Southern Pacific.
There Is a large private borrowing demand
for Union Pacific stocks. 1t Is asserted In
quarters that the stock is limited in
floating supply.
Journal Of Commerce says: ''Tarr con-
ferees have agreed to disagree on the Clarke
cotton futures. This means that when the
report is made to both houses OF congress 1t
will say that an agreement has been reached
every item in the bill with the exception
Of the cotton future tax and both houses will
be asked TO agree to the parts of the Dill
upon which an agreement has been reached.
Vote will be taken by both houses then
1t is gossip wheat that a further rally
is due after the decline for week past. The
theory Is that there has been break enough
In preparation for the merging of the Com
monwealth Edison company and the People
Gas company, plans for which have been ma
tured In New York a special meeting Of the
Commonwealth directors is called for this aft
ernoon In Chicago 1t this meeting plans for
taking over the Consolidated Electric will be
presented. The merger Of the two large serv-
lee corporations will unite $75,0oo,o0o Of CAPT.
tai stock.
1ondOn-COpper closed hrm. Spot. tI2 los
up Is cd. Futures, f72 12s Sd. up 6s 3D.
Speiter, f20 los. up Is Cd.
Liycrpool-Wheat closed kGH lower. Corn
4mK lower Cotton-Closed u @2M down or
near. unchanged to u up on distant. Closed
steady.
Paris-CIosed unchanged to Il up. Antwerp
y lower. Berlin, X higher. Budapest, u
learances--Wheat Sc, 900. -four 1000. corr
5000 oats $4,000. Wheat and -four equals
I49 600.
Canadian Pacific earnings-Third week. Sep
fember increase $4,000; from July 1, de,
creased 81 ,021. 900. Missouri Pacific. third
week, September, decreased $40, 600; from July
l. decreased $496, ,S75.
Officers Of United States Realty say they
know OF no reason for the decline In the com
pany's stock.
In connection with recent heavy sale Of
American Can securities It is said that the
government will institute suit against the
company In the near future. 1t Is claimed the
main contention of the government attorneys
will be that the American Can company bought
up the principal companies OF the country
only to dismantIe large number Of plants
NEW YORK METAL MARKET
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The tone of the
metal market was dull and easy today. Cop.
per, spot TO October, 15.Jo6l630c; November
15. 81 " Q16.30c. Lead, offered at 4.75c. Spell.
fer e 70m5 SOr Tin. II S50142 25r
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THE COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Lverpool due 2la
ance. Opened quiet, 3Gf4 higher. At 12:15-
Steady. net 5G6s higher. Later cables werS
higher at I2:t5. Spot cotton quiet at 8
points decline. Midland upland. T.s9d. Sales
5000. including 5000 American.
Port receipts estimated at $4,000 today.
against 3T.208 last week and 81. 951 last year.
Cables from Liverpool were irregular at tbs
opening of the local cotton market today. but
the tone STEADY and frst prices were Sa
10 points higher. The bulls cheerfully- sup
ported the list, jnstifying their action on
weather reports from the southwest. Selling
by Wall street houses, New Orleans houses and
certain European houses was active. however
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PORK. LARD AND OIL

San Francisco quotations this morning on
pork. lard. cooking oil and family beef are:
case s7ss do los seis do s. a9 DO s
So. 80; arrow compound. tlerces, 11Ac; do 5Os
$5.75. do los. s1.20; do 5s. 1928; do 3s 50 80.
yellow arrow cooking el 72c; white arrow
cooking oil. 76c; primrose salad OIL SIC: extra
family beef. $24; family beer. s24; extra mess
beef s24; extra prime pork. S25; extra pig
pork. $50. Califene-Tubs. 115sc; half bbls,
l1Bc: l tierce. 11Ac: tierces. 11%c; s
tiercts, IL Iac; case, ST.5e
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Local Oil Quotations
NEW YORK pRoDuCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 25-Dressed poultry. quiet.
Turkeys. 17M26c: chickens, 1T@26: fowls. 12@
19lsc; ducks, 1o913c: ducklings. 16l1c asked.
Live poultry. unsettled. Butter. firm. Creamery
extras, 32M32@c; creamery frsts, 2S1h @31c;
state dairy. tubs, 2f6t31c; process extras. "a
6f2TLc. Cheese. whole milk. specials, 1914 a
16isc; whole milk. fancy, l5A M18c: skins.
specials, 1914 m13Ac; skins, choice. la 21ac:
full SKINS 5M10c. Eggs. heavy. Nearby
white, fancy. 40@l46c; nearby brown. fancy,
s2637c: extras, 33635c; frsts, 2S930c.
Wholesale price. milk. 31a G4c quart. un-
official delivered in New York
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FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations In San Francisco this morning:
Flour-Net cash, per bbl: California
go. superfine. S3.9094. 10; Dakotas. So 4oG
T.40: Kansas, $8@6.25
Wheat tper ct.) - California club, $3.50;
northern wheat, bluestem. $1.6O@ 62M; tur
key red. $1.6o91. .62ls; red Russian, $3.50;
club. $50: forty fold. 81. 1.521s 01.55.
Barley tper cti)-Good 70 choice feed
$l.37k 91.40; lower grades. S1.30@1. IS; ship
ping and brewing. S1.4oa1. .42is.
Oats (per ctl)--White feed, 81 1.471a al .5211
red seed, s2@2l5; do feed. s1.5oG1.55; black,
S2.75@3.25; surprise. $1.55 al. .571a.
Corn tper ctl)-Prices largely nominal. Yel
low bulk. S1.s1; do white, 81. .s3.
Rye (per ctD--$1. .4501.50
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CHICAGO pRopucE

CHICAGO. Sept. 25.--Potato receipts today
totaled 65 cars. falling on from yesterday.
Concessions of &c per bushel failed to improve
the buying. Minnesota and early Ohio. 1597Sc
per bushel: Wisconsin white. T501Tsc
ira ale: extra firsts 2943oc: frsts. 251a a
26Ac: seconds. 24Is 925c: ladies', 22922i5c:
packing stock. 21c. Prices TO the retail trade:
Creamery extra tubs, 32c: prints, 39c-
Eggs Receipts. 6,Tg3 cnses. Jsbbing prices
24c; extras, 274c; checks, 10@11e; dirties,
126l5c
springs f51ac. ROSTERS, lie; geese. f4c;
ducks 13c; guinea hens 81 per dozen. Prices
to retail deNers IN single lots h@1c
and size.
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OAKLAND LICENSES

Elmer g. Murray Is, and Eva L. Abraham,
90 both Of Oakland; James Edward Rodgers
Jr, 2l. and Ruth /. Carpenter 20, both of
Martinez; Lawrence J. De Isuchi 49, and KIttfe
Adams, 30, both of Oakland; Thomas o. Allen.
81 and Beatrice E. Ellsworth, % both of San
Francisco: Harley E. Wood. p. Oakland, and
Mae Mcdonald. %. Elkton. Ore. Fred C.
Wiedemann, 33 San Ramon. and Matte G..
Jorgensen. %. Hayward; Willoughey J. Corlss.
3J. and Ruth L. Thornton 2l. both OF Nico-
laus: Fred II. James 25, Concord, aud Mary
A. Gregory. 80. Oakland: Earl r. McBeth. 20.
and Islay A. Rathbnn, Is. both of Oakland
Charles p. Avis %. and Netfie Kelly, "a,
both Of Alameda; John L. Bettencourt. 90, and
Katherine s. Calderra 40, both of Centerville
Otto Liberman 3s, and Mary T. Fallon, 81,
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nFrnar OF sHEEp

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Forty thousand sheep
the weeks receipts will be about I'll. 900. The
September run Will exceed the previous record
for the month by about 100, 600 head. Under this
selling steady. Hogs steady to strong,
with an $500 top and an $S.10dS.60 bulk
There were 66000 head at IL points. against
broad
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams, 1912,
% kc; do 12-14, 221c; do 14-1e. 2211c; prim-
rose bacon. 4-6 3ic; eastern star hams, 1912,
22c; do 1914. 22c; eastern skid hams, 23lac:
do l4-16, 22c: eastern star bacon, 4-6. 29c; do
6-s. Csc; do $40. PIC; do 1912, 26c; monarch
hams, 1912. 2lc: do l21e. 21c; monarch picnic
hams. l5isc; arrow bacon, $40. 26c; do 1912,
% lac: medium bacon 20Ac. 1t. d. s., $40,
23c; do 1912 pc; light medium. 20hc.
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sRooMHaLL,s GRAIN CABLES


LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.-The late steadiness
in America was Offset here by the heavy Cana
dian movement. and result there was
realizing at the opening, and values were "a
lower Following the opening there was fur
ther pressure, with decline Of ls9A ON
easier G. 1. (. offers, liberal Russian and
Canadian offers and continued good reports
from Argentina. 1t is expected that Russian
shipments will continue large At 1:30 D. m
the market was steady, A@9s lower than yes
terday.
Corn opened AGA lower the easier
American cables and the decline in Buenos
Aires. Following the opening, there was
further decline Of AG%. with liquidation in
December. The forecast IS for liberal Plate
shipments this week, easier c. i. f. offers and
free Russian and Danubian offers. At 1:30
p M, prices were ss as lower than yester-
day.
Buenos Aires-Wheat closed steady, with
January " higher good speculative sup
port Corn, easy, net " lower on easier for
eign advices and lower export bids.
Russia-There are still big fleets of steam-
ers loading In the Black sea and the Azof.
while chartering 1t active. Therefore, there
is every reason to think that exports will con-.
tnue on a large scale. Recently the relatiys
scarcity of offers and arrivals has made some
people inclined to doubt whether the crops are
really as big estimated.
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CoFrEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.--Coffee steady. OPP
tions opened 10g14 points higher. Rio Is. on
spot, 9ie @95sc. Raw sugar dull Centrifugal,
sugar, 2.82c bid. Refined sugar. dull Fine
granuated. 4.7064.S0c: cut loaf. 5.80c bid;
1 95 a s. 05c; powdered. A. 500 A. 90c; diamond A,
4.s0c bid; confectioners' A. 4.65c bid; softs
No l. 4.55c.
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST LOUIS. Sept 25.-Cash: wheat--No.
2 red, ea1A @oo saci No 3. el1sc; No 2 hard.
No. s. 74c; No. 2 yellow. 741s@75c; No. B.
74c; No. 4, 7slsc. No, white. 7511c; No.
IL lsc; No white 44isc; No 3. 4sh @4S%cs
No. 4, 42@43e; standard. 43& d44c.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.--Receipts of grain to-
day: Wheat 1904 ,000 against 1,S14. 900 a
year ago: corn 725. 900, against SOS. 600 year
ago: oats 940. 600. against LOIS. 900 year ago.
Shipments: Wheat BOZ. 900. against 2. a.
600 year ago; corn $4,000. against 696.o
year ago: oats s34, COO against l. l4S, 600 q
year ago.
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LOCAL Hay MARRrT

Wholesale prices carload lots of hay on
today's market follow: Fancy wheat hay light
bales, $1e421; No. l wheat or wheat and oat
$lI.50Qls.50; No. wheat or wheat and oat
$l5g16.5o; choice tame oat, s17m1S50 other
tame oat, $l5617; barley, s12@f5, wild oat
12. straw yOn75c
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKEr

NEW YORK. Sent 25.-Money on call. 2st al
. per cent. Time money unchanged; go day
bills. 4M4h per cent; 80 days. AZ as per cent:
six months. per cent Posted rafes--Sterllng
exchange $4S3M4 4.S650, with actual business in
bankers bills al 81. S5G5M4 4. s570 for demand
paper UNCHANGED.
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LOCAL FRUIT MARKET

Prices this morning In the local wholesale
fruit market.
Deciduous Fruts-Apples, per box: Califor-
MIA Grevenstelns, $1.56G2; do Oregon 81. IS a
2; Newtown pppins. tier $1.50@1.T5; do.
Az tier, 81. .i5@1 80; Beleheur, 5 II tier, 81 40
a 80; do tier, Sl.25@1.35; do Az tier. 81 q
LIS; Rhode Island greetings, 76c@$1; Alex
anders. g0c@s1.25.
Peaches-Small boxes. 50G75c; carriers, 70@
90c
Piums (per crate)-5olS5c prunes, 60@s5c;
do. small boxes, 25 @50c-
Figs tper box)-Blaek, single layer. 40@65c;
do. double layer, 50075c: white, 500e5c.
Ounces (per ox)-65c@$l.
Pomegranates tper box)-506 675c
Pears (per box)-Bartletts, S1.7562.25; do
No. 2, 75cGSl ohter varieties. 75e0$1.
Grapes lper crate)-Seedless. 65@75c: To
kay, s5cGS1; Malaga. 5oG65c; black. 5o@Goc
Muscats I54S0c; Cornichon, 65MS5c; Jugs,
Tokay. S5e@S1: Muscat, S5@e0c; black, SOD
6oc; seedless, 75c4sl; all small boxes, $50
Strawberries (per chest)-S2. .2515.
Raspberries (per chest-S466
Blackberries (per chest)-S4 So
Huckleberries (per lb1-4617c.
Melons--Delta cantaioupes per crate JOc0
$l.25; nutnegs, per box, 40GS5c; watermelons
per doz. S2Q2.75.
Citrus Fruits (per box)--Lemons standard,
S6.s00T.5o; choice, s6.50@7 30; fancy $SG
$50: grapefruit, fancy Seeding, $1.5O013: do.
seecless, $5.50@6; lines. per case. $10@l2. so.
Oranges tper box)--valencias. $4m6
Tropical Fruits-Bapanas Hawaiian. 75cai
$l.5o per bunch; do. Central American, 3A a
4c per lb; do, Mexican, u @2c per lb; pineap O.
pies, per dog, Hawaiian, S162.5O.
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Fire in Asia Makes
Thousands Homeless

CONSTANTrNOPLE. Sept. 25.-The
town of Ordu. in Asia Minor, was
swept by fire today. Thousands are
homeless.
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PoULTRY AND GAME

Poultry-Per 10: California fryers 22023c:
old roosters, 12c; do young. 22@24c. hens, II
Ml7c: eastern hens, 1sQ19c; do young stock,
22t124c.
Per doz: California hens. small $45005;
do large, SCOT; do extra. SSa11; old ROSTERS,
SAGE; young ROSTERS s7@s; do full grown,
$s@1o flyers, $5@6; broIlers. s3@5; ducks,
sI.25; do squads. si.5o02.5o; geese. per pair.
$2@2 80.
Belgian hare--Per lb. IO@11c.
20G22c.
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PEORIA CASH GRAIN

PEORIA. H., Sept. 25.-Cash corn. 5T~cars-
Market fc lower. No. yellow, 73&c; No.
yellow 1880; No. 2 mixed, 73a,c; No.
mixed 73s.c; No. mixed. 7314c. Oats. 4
cars. Market sc lower. No. 2 white, Al Ecs
standard, 411ac; No. white, 41Mc. >.
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nAn s1Ivrp nArrs

LONDON, Sept. 2o.--Bar silver, 2s 7-1ed, un
changed.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-CommerciaI bar
silver. 51%c: Mexican dollars, 47c.
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KANSAS CrTY rIvrsrocK

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 25.-Cattle- Receipts,
1000 head; market steady. Hogs Receipts.
1000 head; market steady; top. sS.471s: bulk,
s.. lo6;S. 40: all weights about same prices.
ep-Receipts, 1000 head; market strong and
active.
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DRrEp FRUIr MARKEr

NEW YORK Sept. 25.--Drled fruits firm
Apricots. choice to fancy, l21f4Ec; apples.
evaporated. prime to fancy. ~ 69c: prunes,
30s to Cos 81 @12c, Cos TO zoos 4kQT11c;
peaches choice to fancy. 6Q7kc seeded raj
sins. choite to fancy. 81 @7&c.
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LOCAL VEGETABLES

Potatoes tper ctll-Delta whites. $1@1. 10:
Salinas, 81 t.S5@2; sweets. $1.250I.5O.
onionsh lper ctD--Silyerskins. s1or1. 10: on
street. 15c higher.
Vegetables-Tomatoes, 100000 per box: gar
lie. 64Sc per 1b; cucumbers, 50@75c per box;
string beans, 2@4c per ib; lima 2Ia 6l3c per lb
peas. 5@6c per lb; green peppers, 25@50c per
box; hot Chiles, 40G5oc; eggplant, 250n5Oc per
box: squash. summer. 100000 per box; sprouts,
4doc per Id; long carrots. 50c ter sack.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
today: Charles Shake. 81 Belmont and Mar
garet Anderson Al. Fresno John F. Cowles
80. Honolulu. and Pauline Jacobs. %. 1885
Mason street; Edwin A. Grauthor. 81. Kansas
City. and Daisy Lowering is. 065 Geary street
John ]. Mahoney, 40. San Francisco and Mate
A. Braekley. 20, s603 Sacramento street; Harry
W de Haven II. and Eva NJ. Anson "a. both
OF Sacramento Orlando E. Merrick. %. Oak
land and GLADYS Beake, IS. Clio. Umberto zan-
grillo. %, 366 Vallejo street aud Alcade Cost,
u. 10 Banana street; John J. Conroy. o. 335
sixteenth avenue, and Alma NJ Henning, IL
san Jose: John NJ Atthowe "a rs York street
and Nellie L. Kelly. q. $50 YORK street
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Monday. September 2x So. 35s, ,39e. OF
Tuesday. September %. $S.231. 1874. rs
Wednesday, September "A 81, Dos, 19l. IS
Thursday. September 25.....-.... 1896. .036.7 II
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BUTTER, cHEEsE AND EGGS

Cheese-California fancy fats, IT pound.
urn: DO nrsts. 15c weak; do seconds. lac;
fancy Young Americas. 1e11c. steady; do hrsts
triplets, Ice, steady: Young Americas, 17c
steady. Eastern-New York cheddars. fancy
| steady: do triplets. 1--we. steady.
Retailers charged &c pound on each square
| OF butter and &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations
Receipts today: Butter 20. 200 pounds. eggs
$500 dozen, cheese "a, 200 pounds.
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NEW YORK MErAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 2a.--1he tone OF the
metal market was dull and easy today Cop
per- spot TO October, 155o@l6.30c; November,
10. .671a 116.30c. Lead offered at 4.75c. Spell
ter, 5.70@5. Soc. Tin, A.S5gl42.25c.
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BIRTHS
DEATHS

CoRRIGAN-In this city. September "a. 1913
TO the wife OF Eugene Corrigan, son.
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PARTNERS WANTED

WANTED partners with s.. 5.000 each. wit
or without services; will stand rigid investl
cation. Gail at room s33. Alonadnock bldg
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Classified Directory
for Ready Reference

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pub.
JOHN r. RUcKSTELL. C. p. A.. Sd door. Ciaus
Spreckeis tCall) bldg; phone Kearny 4151.
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SANTA ROSA REAL ESTATE
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE

FOR real bargains in good lands SONoMA
90. LAND CO.. 223 4th St. Santa Rosa.
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ALIVE ROOM CEMENT BUNGALOW. just
completed; classy. cement. gravel roof bun
galoW in North Berkeley, 2 blocks east OF
The Alameda station OF Key Route;
block 70 Northbrae carline; hardwood floors:
. window seats: handsome stone mantel: all
rooms extensively papered; white enamel
( bedrooms. bookcases. buffet. wired for cleo
? trio cooker; Germanstons sink and bathroom
nOOr; Grsveled auto driveway: lawn and
! flowers already planted: lot 40x135; base
ment; beautifully wooded surroundings VIII
accept lot IN Key Route Terrace. North
! Berkeley. as first payment; price 81. 600, a
few hundred down and $35 per month. c.
I Il. G. RUNDE. 20o4 Yolo av.. Northbrse
Terrace. Berkeley 1915. Take Sacramento
st. Key Boute to Northbrae and get on at
The Alameda" station
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-25
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

Ny wife. having left my bed and board I win
not be responsible for any bills contracted by
her after this date. EMIL LIEBIG.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1913-01-09

rather than respond to the mandate
OF law and governmental decOrum?
The inference must be that the
ghost that haunts MIR Rockefeller is
the fear of self-conviction or, per-
haps with him, worse yet-the ex-
posure of Standard Oil business
methods that would at once lead to
curtailmeDt of the revenues of
that gluttonous corporation through
congressional action. The already
i'll repute in which the Standard Oil
Company is held is strainedly pro-
nounced and we must opine that
Mr.. Rockefeller only hesitates to
drive the final nail.
Regardless of Mr.. Rockefeller's
desire in the premises, however, he
should be brought to the congress-
ional bar of inquiry and made to
understand that with all his mil
lions of wealth he is not big enough
to evade the process of law in this
country. In the forthcoming--issue
of Mr.. Bryan'S Commoner will be
found the following comment:
Dispatches show that when thir-
ty two representatives of labor we're
being sentenced to prison upon con-
viction of completely in dynamite
outrages. federal officials were max
ing organized search for William
Rockefeller. the Standard Oil mag
nate. Rockefeller has successfully
evaded service. and his friends ap-
pear to regard it as a joke. 1t is
not a joke. 1t is plain defiance of
law"
Never was truth more plainly ex-
pressed and the.quickeriiR riiRockefeller
be taught the lesson he.ssmust be
made to learn. the better.-Hanni-
bal Journal.