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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

L
For San Simeon. Cayucos and Port San Luis,
stmr Eureka. Captain A. Pauisen, at p. M,
from Vallejo street wharf
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Presi-
dent, Captain Ravens. at p. M, from Broad
wsy wharf.
For Los Angeles. stmr Yale. Captain E. p.
Bartlett, at p. m, from Pacific street wharf
For Los Angeles. stmr Willamette, Captain
@ Reiner. at .. m. from Powell street
For Astoria and Portland. etmr Merced, Cap
tain A. Aspiund, at p. M, from Poweh
street wharf.
For Coqullle river. stmr Bandon, Captain J.
Norberg, at 2 D. m. from rilbert street wharf
For Willapa harbor stmr Daisy Freeman,
Captain II. Dewitt at p. NJ. from Union
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 80
For Hongkong, stmr Nippon Maru. Captain
a. 6 ar,.,,, stsyens at f mi from pier a1a,n.r 3D.
Captain ]. s. Greene, at p. m, from Spear
For New York via Balboa. stmr Pennsyi-
pier AZ.
For New York and Europe via Tehuantepec,
sstmr Columbian, Captain q; Blackwell. at
For Victoria. stmr City of Puebla. Captain
G, J., Hannah. at p. M, from Broadway
For Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Watson, Cap
tain r. Brennan at p. m, from Howard
street wharf.
For Astoria and Portland stmr Olson Il
Mahony. Captain r. Agerup, at p. M, from
Lombard street wharf
For Portland, stmr Canine. Captain X. A.
Abln. at II a. m, from Howard street wharf
For Umpqua river. schooner Lily. Captain
olsen at I a. M, from Harrison street wharf
For Coos Bay, Marshfeld and North Bend
stmr Redundo Captain c. Erickson at p. m.
from Lombard street wharf
For Los Angeles via San Pedro stmr Hama
lei, Captain r. J. HANNA, at 3 p. m; from
Howard street wharf.
For Los Angeles, stmr Centralia. Captain O.
Svendsen, at 2 p. M, from Powell street
wharf
tain G. Green, at / D. M, from Powell street
ARRIVED SEPTEMBER %
a. m stmr Merced. Aspund, 36 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Charles r. McCor-
mick.
p:I5 A. m. stmr Lewis Luckenbach. MELON
aid, % days from Ancon, via Acapulco =, days.
via San Pedro 80 hours: merchandise TO Luck
enbach Steamship company.
I:45 a. m, stmr Del Norte. Sanford, 30 hours
from Crescent City: passengers and merchan-
disc to Hobbs. Wall & Co.
4:15 a. m. stmr Sea Foam, Hendrickson. IA
hours from Mendocino via Point Arena II
hours; 200, 600 feet lumber to G. ii. Higgins.
6 a. M. stmr olympic. Hansen, 5S hours
from Columbia river. f25 600 feet lumber ia
E. X Wood Lumber Co.
e;lo a. m, stmr San Jacinto Carlson, IS
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Roy Clark and wife to Martha f. Wallace.
lot in line Of Thirty fourth avenue. ITO OF
john Te' Donnsly sI ~ to NsIiis M Donnely lot in
line OF Dolores street, 11S Of Eighteenth, s
20 By E ITO, and one other parcel; gift.
wife. lot in W line OF thirteenth avenue, IT'S s
OF street, s 25 by w 120; $40.
Charles S. Hill and wife to George F:
Rounds, lot in line Of Grafton avenue; l12:6
W Of Harold avenue. W 37:e by 100; $40.
Amalia seifert to Jennie Buhtz. lot in E line
Of First avenue, 10:1o.s7 Of Fulton street,
McEwen Brothers to Ivor E. Jones, lot 5,
block 6, Sears subdivision Of West End map 2;
4. W. Kerby and wife to Eugenia G. Grove,
lot "a. block I. Park Lane tract Z; $40.
Edward Zimmerman to Emelia Zimmerman,
half of lot in w line OF Carolina street, 200
John G. Rapp and wife TO Mary Arau o. lot
in line of Pine street, 135 w of Webster
W 27 By N SIG; $40.
G.. Rapp, lot at Sc corner Of Commercial and
Battery streets. 29:1ota by E 10; $40.
William EIDE company TO Carl G: Wilson
Fillmore street. $50 by 8 1916: $40.
Carla Victoria Backoff and Romain I. Back
OF to Charles Backon and wife, lot SIS, gift
Edward Neuman to Ruth Neuman. lot in
v Ward sfrsst. So So 25ass. sw ios:sN. NV w IS. Is
Elsie J. Goodfriend and wife to Minna ST.
mon, lot in W line OF Thirty first avenue. IT'S
of street. N Is by W 100; $40.
Home Land company TO Louis Link, lot /,
block %, Sunnyside; $40
Virginia varni to Umberto Cheli and wife.
lot in w line Of Otsego avenue. 1868 of
II. o. Trowbridge and wife and United
Realty company to Maggie 9. Powell, lot In In
street, s q By 2 iao' SO, $40 n 1,a. :. :.
Sc corner OF Coleridge street and Eugenia
avenue, n TIA, 70. 90, 20. W l21;4,
n 140: gift.
dro (by sherif) to Florence Z. Richmond. lot
in s line Of Broadway, 1879 q Of Stockton
street. . s1:tH by s 1915; s45e.s5
Sylvan Antoine and wife . to Robert Fenner
Lev Lewis e. stanton and wife to Julia B.
Wolf. lot In & line Of Frederick street. s2:d
Francis Fenelon Johnson to II. NJ. Anthony
and Au2ustin G. Keane, lot in Sc line OF
Naples street. $50 SW Of Japan avenue, SW
% Hsp. ~ SF Frederick Christensen to Thomas Dug
gan ard wife, lot in w line Of Carolina street.
"a of Twenty fifth. %. w 120:2h to w
line Of lot 2. block 1os which h. point IN Is distant
distant A s OF Twenty fifth street and 1ls
w OF Carolina 11S; $40.
John 7. McConville and wife TO Oscar Fried
rich lot in N line OF Twentieth street. $50 r
Of Noe 25 by \ ia; $40.
Mary Trobock Silvey to Henry Sass, lot in Il
line OF ST. Ann street, 1875 OF Pine. n
Henry sass 10 Helen sass, half OF lot in Il
line Of St Ann street, 1is:7h Of Pine, n
Henry Sass and wife to Mary Trobock siivey.
22:T15 by r 60; $40.
Arthur r. Lathrop to Edward o'MaIley. lot
at NV corner Of Filbert and Baker streets, n
so by W 100, and three other pieces; s..
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
mPFTAST ST

Forecast till 5 p m. Pacific time Tuesday:
For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Fair. warmer tonight and Tuesday: light north
west wind
For California, north OF the Tehachapi--
Fair. warmer tonight and Tuesday: light north
west winc-
For California. south of the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Tuesday: light west wind.
For Nevada-Fair, ccoler tonight; Tuesday
fair.
For Sacramento valiey-Fair, warmer to-
night and Tuesday; light north wind
For Santa Clara valley--Fair. warmer to-
night and Tuesday: light north wind.
For San Joaquin ralley-Fair, warmer to-
night and Tuesday; light north wind
WEATHER CONDITIONS
A trough OF low pressure overlies the inter
mountain region. causing light but general
rain the north Pacific states. Over the
southern portion Of the Pacific slope the
weather Is fair. with seasonabe temperatures:
Fair weather also prevails the Rocky
mountain region. Over the plains states and
eastward to the Atlantic the weather is cloudy.
and general rain is reported. The tempera-
ture has risen over the lake region and Ohio
valley and fallen over the western portions OF
Oregon and Washington Conditions favor
able for continued fair weather IN this district
tonight and Tuesday. with rising temperature
in northern California and cooler In Nevada
tonight @. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
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Is GallantIy Dead?
Just Read This Story

PARIS, Sept. 27.-So much is heardS
about the charming gallantry and po-
lite manners of our ancestors and an
cestresses during the time of lie Roi
Soleil." but really we are not a bit
less polite today. and here is piquant
little story which will make you agree
with me.
The hero, very swell elegant of
la haute finance. The heroine, a beau
tiful actress. Place, fashionable Deau
willie.
The inancier is most liberal with
his money. He makes his friend an
allowance of $4,000 a month, and she :
repays him with tender attentions
She is most charitable lady besides
she takes an interest In the poor. SO,
every month to a handsome but poor
Adonis.
The financier is not ignorant of the
generosity OF his friend, but shuts his
eyes to 1t. The young man is useful,
too: he induces dealers to reduce their :
bills and keeps down the demands of
the modistes of their mutual friend.
1t is the wife of the fnancier who :
has chosen her husbands little friend
for him, when she was disgusted to
discover he had a liaison with an ordi-T
nary chorus lady. -
She is exceedingly nice to her bxls-
bands present affinity. The othAsr day
the two ladies met on the stairs at
famous modiste in Rue de lA Paix, and
the legitimate wife thought she saw
light cloud on the brow bf the beauti-
full actress
She asked the modisite what had
bapoeued and was told that the acfress
had had to give up a beaptiful mantle
because it was too expensive. The.
wife asked them to show her the cloak
pinned her card to 1t and had it sent
to the fair actress.
Such are the charming manners of
1918. no longer limited only to the
aristocracy. as in the days of '1e Roi
Soleiel.'' And note. please, that both.
the financier and the fair actress are
highly respected. and even decorated a
he with the Legion OF Honor. and she
with the palms.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29

Financial Summary
American stocks in London heavy and 40 J.

American stocks in London heavy and HQH
lower
Missouri Pacific annual report shows sur
plus Of s., ,562. .0OO,. against nearly 600
deficit year ago.
st. Paul voted to create q blanket mortgage,
The National Association OF Manufacturer
report shows Mexico In urgent need or money.
The conference report on the tariff bill viii
be submitted to the house today.
The public service commission on Friday will
delve further into pay station rates OF the New
York Telephone company
The American Car and Foundry reported ne
gotiatng for the purphase of Cambria steel.
New Haven engineers and fremen asked 10
empower union to call strike II necessary to
prevent enforcemtnt of new rules.
Twelve industrials declined .01.
twenty active rails declined .03-
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WHEAT IS WEAK;
CORN IS STRONG
Liverpool Declines Show Ef-
feet Upon the Prices in
Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-In sympathy
with the weakness in wheat at Liver
pool local prices were nc to Nc off
at the opening today There were in
creased offerings in the pit. North
western cars were considerably larger
than year ago. Argentine crop con-
ditions were better.
Corn was hc to NC better on un-
settled weather conditions and the
likelihood of smaller receipts. There
was no selling pressue at Chicago or
abroad.
Oats were y &c to " c better, but the
best prices were not held.
and the market IN the pit was a shade
better
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Local Oil Quotations
American Girl May
Not Wear Coronet

PARIS, Sept. 27.-There is a well
founded though unverified rumor that
the romance OF Nancy Leishman.
daughter OF the former American am
hassador to Berlin. and the duke of
Croy has been shattered because OF
unsurmOuntable obstacles. Nancy and
her mother and sister have been in
Paris for the last two months The
question of whether or not Nancy
would become the duchess was raised
because OF the opposition OF the dukes
family.
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LoDER-In this city. September 20. to the
wife OF Arthur E. Loder, a daughter.
DEATHS

KUMMERLANDER- Entered into rest in this
city. September 2S, 1918, at his late resi-
lander, beloved husband of the late Emile
kummerlander. and loving father Of Mrs.
Gus Hoehne, Mrs. Minna A West. Mrs. R.
t. Simcoe and Charles O.. Fred A. and
Frank r. Kummerlander. a native of Baden,
Germany, aged 80 years months and %
days. member of Herman Stamm No. pa,
U. o. R. NJ: Gambrinus Verein and Bad
dIscher Verein.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services Tues
day. September 3d. at l p. M. at the par
lors OF Fl. #. Suhr & Co.. 2919 Mission
street between Twenty-hfth and Twenty
sixth. Interment private. Please omit
flowers.
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WEEK OF LIQUIDATION

CHICAGO, Sept, 2e.-wheat dropped 10 the
lowest prices Of the In practically all
the markets Of this country and in most of
those In Europe last week. It a week osf
liquidation and depression In values, due To-
stop loss selling and increase selling by the
decline and tho feebeness of the rallies
There is plenty of wheat the world over; the
trade is In a good. healthy condition, with
values reasonable, and there has seldom been
time when all the markets In better
shape than at present
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
Shipping Intelligence
DUE AT THE PORT

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 70
From Grays Harbor. stmr Columbia
From San Diego and Los Angeles, stmr
Queen
From San Diego and Los Angeles. stmr
Yale
From Los Angeles stmr Hanaiei.
From Seattle and Tacoma. stmr Willamette
From Eureka. stmr Phoenix.
From Grays Harbor. stmr G. C. Lindauer.
From Portland. stmr Multnomah.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
From Sydney. stmr Canada Cape.
From Grays Harbor. sfr1r Centrala
From Portland, stmr Paraiso.
From Portland and Astoria. stmr San Ramon
From Portland and Astoria, stmr ]. b.
StetSon
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THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 29.--Cotton due higher
on October and to higher on others. Opened
steady. to up. At 1915, steady. Septem-
ber Az net higher: other months. 10 6la
higher. Spot. quiet. higher, at COG. Sales,
1000, including 5000 American At p. NJ
Prices to higher than the opening.
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POULTRY AND GAME
nrioo- q,

Prices quoted In San Francisco this morning
Poultry-Per lb: California fryers. 22q 23c
old ROSTERS 12c; do young. 22M23c: hens, II
22d24c.
Per doz: California hens. small, s4.50M5;
do large $6@1; do extra. $Sdi1; old roosrers.
S4m6; young roosters. ST6tS; do full grown.
SsM10: fryers, $5Is; broilers. $685. ducks,
ol0. $596; do young. $6.5o@s.5o: pigeons,
81 90 do squads, $i.509250; geese. per pair,
$2d2.5o
Belgian hsr-Per lb: 10611c.
Turkeys--Per h. Young. 2302ec do old,
2QM2xc.
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Honolulu hahor--Entrance buoy No. q first
class tall nun. has been moved and In now
ward 1870 degrees true tS Y w. mag.) from
its former position. pending the completion OF
dredging operation near by. 1t will be re-
stored to its former position soon as the
dredging operations completed BY order
OF the commission of lighthouses.
A. II. ARLEDGE. Inspector.
Nineteenth Lighthouse District.
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rocAr ppoyIsToN PRopucrs

Wholesale prices provision products are
quoted this morning by Miller Lux as fol-
lows: Hams. eastern, 21Nc; California. 2oisc;
picnics, l4hc: bacon. eastern, 6-8 average, 25c:
$40 average. 24c; California, 6S average. 22c;
$40 average. 21c; pure lard. NJ. & L. brand,
fierce basis, 12c; best shortening, tierces,
101ac; compound. H.. H. brand tierce basis,
l0c; salad oil. NJ. & L. brand S5c: white
cooking oil, NJ. & l.. brand. October delivery,
csc; yellow cooking oil, N. & L. brand. SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations In San Francsco this morning:
Flour-Set cash. per bbl: California family
extra. $56046 bakers extras, $5a5.40: SUI
perhne S3.70G420; Dakotas, $6.40&7.40;
Kansas S6M625.
Wheat (per ctl)--California club. $1.47la q
1.50: northern wheat. bluestem. $1,000 l. 10;
turkey red. s1.57la a 80; red Russian. $1.45m
I46A; club S1.46N @1.47A, forty fold,
Barley fper eth - Good to choice feed.
81. 81 ~ al 20; lower grades. $1.30@1 35; ship
ping and brewing, S1.40@1. AN.
Oats fper ctIl--White feed. 81. .45m al so; red
seed. St.goM215 do feed. 81 500 155 black,
81 2503. surprise s1.55Mi.57ta.
Corn tper ctl)--Prices largely nominal. Vel
low. bulk $l.S1; do white. $1.S5
Rye fper ctl)-$1. 406l1.45.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
LOCAL, HAY MARKFT

Wholesale lots of hay on today's market :
Fancy wheat hay, light bales s1eq21; No. L
wheat hay wheat and oat. $1761S; No. 2
tame oat, sI7Q1s; other tame oat, $l4@1650
barley, $1201S; wild oat, s12Q15; alfalfa. $40.
Q1S50; stock hay. $lo911; straw, 5o075c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
LOCAL VEGETABLES
Vegetable prices In San Francisco this morn

Ing:
Potatoes fper cti)--Delta whites. $1@f 10;
Salinas. 1.s592; sweets, $1.2561. 80.
Onions (per ctll--Slverskins, $14130. on
street, 15c higher.
vegetables-Tomatoes, 25d50c per box gar
lie, 6dsc per lb; cucumbers. 506I5c per box
string beans, 2G4c per ID; lima. 211 d3c per lb;
peas, 5Gl6c per ID; green peppers. 25950c per
box; hot Chiles, 40G5 SOC; eggplant. 25650c per
box; squash. summer. 100000 per box: sprouts.
4q5c per lb; long carrots. SOC per sack.
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REcErprs AND sHrpMrNrs

CHICAGO. Sept 29-Primary receipts and
shipments today: Wheat-Reecipts 2.4I8 ocl
00o shipments 947 900. Corp--Receipts I,27o >.
900, shipments $4,000: year ago. receipts
699 600, shipments 6I0.0OO Oats-Receipts
,2S0 900, shipments 1,l43, 600: year ago. re-
ceIpts 1.468. coo shipments / $50 OON.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
PORK. LARD AND OIL

pork, lard. cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. tierces. 14hc; do 5s. per
so 30: arrow compound. terces 11Ac: do 5oe,
1915; do 1os sT.20; do 5s. 50. %; do 3s, 50. go:
yellow arrow cooking oil. re: white arrow
family beef, $24; family beef. $24 extra mess
beef. s24; extra prime pork S25; extra pig
pork 500. Califene-Tubs. 11Mc; half bbls.
l174c; ] terce, INC: tierces 11%c: s
tierces. 11hc; case, $50. Cottolene-Half
bbls. INC; tierce, 11%c t.erce. 1Mc; IS.
I13kc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
TO SHOW SOCIALIST DEFEcrs

Norman Duxbery will lecture on
why Left the Socialist Party" to-
ing at !. w. w. hall, 3345 Seven
teenth street
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
BRooMHALI,s c1Afa tA.s1Es

LIVERPOOL. sepr. n zsencs opeued qusas.
p u lower, irH1eucHd es pfirAte reports ~ :
and the large 1tae4scaa aAlDraents t6as rsek..
foliowing the orsnnE ssa6kag was h zcxfres
with the undertass steady pecreaxe Ia Rus
amount on passs e ara The a4adesasa world 5
shipments were inceatfs Tp~ support. A.
i.5O p. M, the inaFke- vas cail SiT. ste11,
and lsQA lower 1naa 14turdaf
Corn opened u lower aid lsfsr fuss sher &c
ciined y ON the weaker AaeFican cables. Later
part OF the decline was recovered result
OF iack or selling pressure. Worlds ship,
ments we're ample but the amount to the
United Kingdom decreased proportionately. At
day.
WoTlds shipments: Wheat. last week. is
sSs, ,uo bushels; previous week, 13, ,792, ,oC0
last week. 5.271, 900 bushels; previous wee
0,O44, 900 bushels: last year 9. .6S5 600 bushe,s
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HIDES. WOOL AND SKINS


Sheep Pelts (each)--Long wool, s0cGsl; me-
dium wool. 459Socj short wool. 25940c; shear
lings. good, 15@25c; shearlings. shaved or
damaged. 10c; lambs, large. long wool, 35@ooc;
lambs. small 15@80c; milk lambs, 1910c.
Wet Salted Hides (per lb)--Steers. heavy,
over so lbs 15c sound, l41sc culls; steers, me-
dum As to SO lbs 15c sound, 141ac culls;
cows, heavy. over so lbs. 15c sound, 14lac
culls: light hides 80 to so lbs 15c sound, 14i9 c
culls; bulls and stays, 10c sound. DC culls;
kips 16 TO 80 lbs, 16c sound, 15c culls; veal
10 to Is lbs, Ice sound, 1sc culls: calf. up to
10 lbs, 19c sound. lSc culls Damaged or hair
slipped from lack Of salt or other causes SO
10c per 10.
Dry Hides (per lb)--Dry hides butcher. fe
lbs aud over, sound, 26Q27c; culls. 25c; dry
hides murralns. sound, 26c; dry salt hides.
sound. lie: dry bulls and stays, sound l7c
culls. Ice; dry kip. 10 to 10 lbs. sound. 20 t2c
culls 29c dry calf under lbs. sound. 3oc;
cuils oac: No. 8 hides, badly damaged and
poorly anded, 5lloc per lb
Tallow--No ] white and hard Gin barrels),
5Q5nc; No. / In cans, ~ G5c; No. 2. dark
81 d4c; grease, 2@3c-
Wet Sailed Horse Hides (each)--Extra large,
prime skinned to hoof, $275G3; No. J. large
skinned to hoof, s2.2592.5o; No. l., medium
skinned to hoof, s1.75@2; No !. small. skinned
TO hoof 75c d$l. 70; No. 1, colts. skinned to
hoof 25G5Oc.
Dry Horse Hides feach)-No large. skinned
to hoof s2d2 IS; No. 1. medium skinned to
hoof, $1.5042; No. ]. small. skinned to Eoof
SOC Gsf; No. !. colts, skinned to hoof. 25G5oc
Angora Goatskins tesch)--No. /, large. not
matted, 75cGS1: No. J.. medium. not matted
35 G750c No 2 classed with hair goat.
Hair Goatskins (eachl-No. large. 40c; No
!, medium, 25c; kids. 5910c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
FINANCIAL NOTES BY WIRE

Consols for money. Ta I-1e. up 1-1e account
70 I-lC, unchanged; Rio Tintos, I7H, up \.
London copper opening-F1rm spot f72 los.
up os. Futures, f72 Is Cd, up Is 3D. Lead,
f1e 12s Cd. of 7s 3D.
President Earring of the Chicago and St
paul says that farm territory tributary to the
St Paul had singularly good weather this
year and be expects to transport more grain :
than last year.
Union Pacific still tipped for higher prices.
IN some quarters 1t Is said its cash will be
used to buy Central Pacific
MISSOURI Pacific railroads annual report
shows q surplus OF $1.5d2, 1884, against nearly
". O00, 900 deficit a year ago.
The st. Paul voted to create a blanket :
mortgage.
Liverpool wheat opened u to u lower. Corn
- lower. At 1870 O'Clock wheat was X to Il
lower and corn n lower
Conditions In the Balkans unsettled the Lon
don market, which is generally lower. :
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged 10 *
lower Corn y lower to u higher.
Liverpool cotton closed steady, ~ higher r
on near and up distant. :
Berlin wheat cioeed unchanged. Antwerp
unchanged. Budapest 7a lower.
preliminary estimates-Wheat so, corn 500,
oats 2S0, Hogs IL 600
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Cheese-Califcrnia fancy nats, lie pound.
weak; do hrsts, 15c. weak; do seconds. 14c
loAc. steady; Oregon twins. Ice. steady; do
triplets. 16c, steady; Ioung Americas. tic,
steady. Eastern--New York cheddars, fancy.
Zoe. steady; Winconsin fancy twins, 16hc.
steady; do triplets, 17ikc, steady.
Retailers charged &c hound on each square
of butter and &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations
Receipts today-Butter, Al. 500 pounds. eggs,
81 200 dozen; cheese. 10, 900 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
HAMS AND BACON

San francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams. i0-i2.
22Iac: do 12-14, 81 Nc; do l4-1s. 22hc; prim-
rose bacon, 40, 3lc, eastern star hams. 1912.
22c; do 1914 22c: eastern skid hams, 231sc;
do i4-1e, o2c; eastern star bacon, 4-6, 2ec; do
G-s. 2sc DO $40, 27c do 1912, 26c; monarch
hams. 1912. 21c: do 1916. 2ie; monarch picnic
255c: medium bacon, 20hc; 1t D. s., $40,
23c; do 1912, 22c; light medium, 201sc.
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LOCAL NOTICE 70 MARINERS

hours from Ventura; ballast to 3. X. We
Lumber Co.
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LOCAL PRODUCE
BUTTER, oHEEsE AND EGGS

Quotations the San Francisco Wholesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Butter-Per pound:
Grades Sep 25 Sep. 2e Sep. 81 Sep. 20
Fresh extras 33c 33nc 331ac 33hc
Prime frsts ~ 3Oc 3Oc soc 29c
Fresh frsts ~ 29c 20c 29c 29c
Eggs-Per DOZEN
Grades Sen 13 Sen % San y7 Sep %
Fresh extras - 3oc 3oc 8o1ac 42c
Fresh frsts $500. -.
Fresh seconds .
Selected pullets -. 32c 32c 32c &c
Cal. storage extras 2pc ooc 2gc 29c
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS

DIXON TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.,
T9-Sl-S3 Turk ST.; Franklin 46oo-5060.
CHAS. w. DIXON. Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-29
Unlisted Securities
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Morning Session
35 Western Pacific Ry........ l.50
Is Santa Cruz Portland Cement. 40. 90
25 Pacific Gas q Elsc tcom) -. Sj. %
So, 600 Oakland & Antioch Ry 5s.... IS. 90
IS 600 Oakland & Antioch Ry 5s... rs
MORNING QUOTATIONS
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-27

and the members have bailed them
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of 1t to hold up the general public and
rob it of the facilities for Transports
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1913-08-01
ILLINOIS VALLEY ITEMS.
Miss Jessie Shaner has returned
from trip to California.

Miss Jessie Sharer has returned
from a trip to California.
h. p. George. Wallace Kohler and
Miss Echo Gaddis are making a trip
10 Grants Pass to prove up on the
latter's homestead. Miss Gaddis will
then accompany her mother to Rose
burg.
Ed. MeCann is putting up new
hay barn of 100 tons capacity. The
work is under the supervision OF
Mart Gates. This has certainly been
a wonderful year for hay and the
farmers are all smiling.
Mr.. Coy has returned from a trip
to Nebraska, his former home, and
says that nothing would induce him
10 remain there after enjoying the
superb climate of southern Oregon.
Miss Ruth Collett is staying with
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Pfefferle at present.
The families of Mrs. Annie Cham
berlain and Joe Chamberlain are
having a siege of whooping cough.
Silas Ducummum made a trip TO
Waldo and Takilma on his wheel
Sunday.
Kerby, Oregon, July 81, 1918.