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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04
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Suo..nti, Der uni6uIoies, hsib. bas
neuei:e Gpfer Der unperiieebarsn ees
beimnibooltn SeItn.r6fts, bic ben
ruHiihen Raturm.Hidsn ongsborsn
iinb unb bon Der dmiIi6en airh.Hs
poliii. piitnbar unri5iis kbanbeIi
iperosn. G.stn Sbeen, ueters.usunsen
uns Glnubeu i1mpft man ebsn nit pos
lis,iIiaeu Wi.i.In psrssbens. Gas seigi
Die lonse Reibe Der BON eer airne
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sinii In bober GuHi. itsbenben SIiooor
biz su benz crmen, bic ourfiies Ges
msinbeflur beadernosn, srsiien Bauer,
Der IN Wiuter0benxn uno 5siertasen
bic Wonner unb Wsib.r um ii6 fans
melt. bic feinen Quslssunsen Der BIZ
bel germ Iduit<n. Was bitfs o0rflitsn
Reformaiorsn lshrsn, 1T pisl siesns 2ss
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DuHisI esboIisner geobd6tsr, Oft ass
miihi init ben Sos.n. bic sin pileerns
Der Wond ober elm ipanoernoer pre-
bigger elmer Setis obsr auh Elm oIs be-
fonxrs besHabetsr 9isnsr Doties In
tinem aloitsr psrebrtsr prieiisr BEN
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fammeIi. Der rs!isiofe Jcna.ismus
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in ben raubei,en Norben. elm sIeines,
fsu6ies aIoi!er nit ,3<IIsn, aus fhpes
rtn 9oumitommen Sufammsnstsims
inert. bic Riesn NIT Woos psriiopft.
am ufsr xs Dnegaf,ss perbannie.
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pfabloitn, an Wdrenlosern unb Mo!ise
fpuren rttten. fumpfissn 1annsnpdIs
bern. BON ben fhnsiosnbsn. pom Giss
meer krbrnuieneen SMneeftiirmen.
f!romten nod hsm elenben Dclssirhs
lsin om ftohIblnu esfroenen Gee, um
ben pr<biger ibrer ueber3supuna su
hortn. Der 4bt bes Aloisers melosts
f6pn i'm Snnunr. bob bic pils.r beS
beiIisen Jnoienii mnHenipsife itiirbn.
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ben. Ginmol trofen bic areu,fabrer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04
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Sanie an Carlisle Mpenns Ct.
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min in einem 3immer beg eriten Stods
merits bes 6auies Der GDans als lside
nit elmer siitpunbs iitsr bem ret!en
4uss ouissfunbsn. Die Gpans ioipi.
brsi SniaHinnsn ess Sau'es rpurben
OorIdufis in 6aft ssnommtn. spdbrsnb
Is bier onoeren Jrauensimmern sss
lang. gu ,nitpiih.n. aubereem fpurbe
aud Elm setpiHsr 2erop 9aolep bon Ho.
1887 Central apenus perbaftst. bon
bem bic poiiaei ben Rom.n oes Grs
morbeten srfubr, Der jsooh sbtnic pie
oas 5rouensimmsr bebaupiei. bon bem
Wcroe abfolut nints su rpiHsn.
Serner nabmen Deiel.ips unier Der
Jiibruns b<s RaHtdefs Sissnsr Hud
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piro unb Der tei6uIoist rirp. ben
Wcrb ptriibt an bab<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

Reo Yort. 3. april. ans.i.:
.Wsenniie" poR Retp Yort; ga 1ous
roine" Don 6opr.; Celtic" BON 2ip.rs
pool; &c. 3. sis.sen" BON aopsns
bd9en.
Gipsrpool. abees.: Baltic
mad Rem yor!.
Giume abees.: rSoronia- mad
Rsp Yor,.
qntptrptn. 4bg.: ,Wlarr
qusits" mad pbilabeIphia unb Bottom.
Gustnsionn abs.: .Glpms
pic, BON Sou:bcmp.on. mad Rsp
g)ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

MnpdIte Der aI1ser Die Hiider Se1
a}urlep Tobacco Go. ,interiuhen oiir
fen.
Sn sihter Sarbeion's abtbei
hung bes areisgeridts aaben Die 8e
ih,poreuen I'M Saue bon W Bono se'
gen Ioa Ibc1Hpion elm llrtbeil au'
1881. so.
- Stobteeriht glmer Gorne.
Itlts. Der in Setle's 5utterseihGft i'm
Sabre 1912 einbrat une fIiid]til
tpuroe. aeitern aber pon benz Gebeim.
poli5iiten Solters perboitet puroe,
lpnroe unter Der sInfIage oes G1n.
bru6s unb Tiebitabls Dem areisse.
ridt iibertpieien. - Somes 9euro er.
belt megen Scrumlungerns $50 une
Rotten un6 80 Gage IrbeitsbauS. ---
Sad &pon llno Somes Sunt, Die pon
Ger 16. uno Wooiion gIpenue einen
faliher Seuernlarm einianoten. pur-
Den perhoitet uno ibre 51ue auf belte
5ur 9erbanbIung ieit8eiest.
sllbert Sobnion uno ,Sobdnm
WtortSbura Dnroen aui 9etretben
Der emma Sdapnre uuo Sranees
Reumpelmam I'M 9eoou 1art BON
Dem Iufieber Gepou uno Golisiitsn
8eorg Shneioer perbaitet. Ite gn.
flaga oes llnfuqS iprroe gegen lie
unbangi9 8cmodt.
- @m. Goeitcr. elm tSubrntlnn
Der 9ooinston Iairp 60, beritiet.
oaB Elm automobil nit Der Sbioer
Suensnummer 1914. bon eineln
Wanne Namens 0turpbp seIeitet. an
Der Soutbern 9lnenue in ieinen va.
gen iubr uno oenieIben itarf beiha.
oigte.
- q. Q. Wurpbp. Ser einen Brc.
cerp-2aoen on ser 3. StraBe, 3rui.
iten Ser Waoiion uno Siott Strabe,
betretbt, berihtete, oaB Ginbreher
oemielben einen 9eiuh obitatteteen
nno 70 Gents in gaar ioipie cine
Wtenge 2ebenSmittel itabIen.
- Die 2eid)en bon Charles Bor.
ter, leiner Battin uno 4 atnoern, Oie
bel Der Sohflutb in Canton, g., ibr
Scben nerIoren, traien geltern 8or-
nttaq bier Elm unb tperoen bon ben
2eibitoIlbeiisern AQiion uno 9lates
behui5 geItattung nah @iIIlanls.
tonn, ap., sefanot.
@. 8. @are erIougte einen
@ouerloubnibitein iiir Elm Sadltein.
aebQioe on Der Siiotpeltefe Der Is.
uno 2ongmortb StraBe. aoitenpuntt
$4,000.
Sn elmer Sibun9 Der Stuls
SommiFGre fpuroen bic Saldrc Der
2ebrer unb cine Qln3ubl Retnun9sn
srlaubt. Sapt. $. 8. Club srhieIt
Die Grlaubnib, Der Educational gons
pention, bic i'm IpriI in 9ouispille,
En-, itattfinbet, beisupotnen. 2lue
ShuIen Iol1en auseerdufsrt tpsrten,
ebe Der llnterritt an Wontaa oufles
pirb. Die 8. 8iitrittsitule
blsibt einIttpeilen nod in gsnubune
Der bon Der JIutb Seimgsiudtsr,
- Webrers aapitaiiIten pdren at.
tern in bieiissr Stabt, nm Qusid1u
nad sinem gaupIas fir ein mooernes
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rem rperoen gebsim gshuItsn.
- Qn oen Gsriht, o1b bic Gisea.
:biimer beg 2prics & kntsrs has GoIos
NAL : beatsr ibernsbm.u perSen, lit
1aa Gusiuge beg Ssrrn Qbe Cohen
'ein fpGhres Wort.
- Serr Dtuiom 5:tsp, Gsnerals
9ormann Der e., u. e 6. Traction
So. tpuroe geitsrn mil 5rI. Soa Rap
,on Wortboiae. ap.. getraut. DIS
Baar trat iofort bic Soh5s,tsreiie
la6 Rem Orleans, Ca, an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

Gin alter Qefer mOnte eerne fpiHen,
Oh Der 1burm bes ulm<r Wiiniters
cbsr Der bes Girabburesr WsHnfters
bes Bbepe III.
aui1port b. gieb.: Der Iburin beS
lllmer Wiinitsrs N 161 Meter (516
0ub). Der beS Strobburger MsiiniterS
,142 Dieter l464 Sud bod.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

s.eacn EeHelfad'i. letter rnt aa fts naai.
fsr'nlrii. on fscifsn gctisf leisen. tel 5 smJ
uiff fgtaes 8ielAtn
@sasn Gil be geniieibrr. an sesIhen 2gdr.
nsF unh GrnEsu Ittbui eeasH 1HSsn rantc
xoihsis gam Vai IS feline htsrtal6sisbxH EsfHIs
ia.s IN lanfenstR hon Naliru bsEisisi Eas
t9ferfise eristtisrang. tt es lrtHgi, II: rahss
al hsErHiiifH 3cmo II stR rsins eaisiseFIf be
EafHna, bic ani BILE Sau. anses.tageu nirb
Astns cligs Faiis cher <dlbs.
Bssinr Sabe hrGHRisr Rnb hnrten rfaia
De the tlpt. 81 mite faHm sletgsi rssrfnfie
ssne Elni6s Jsae tu 2Bs nnf et iursgss nss&
~ 5lepsfss Ja,psIier -Ccftais. Ia
ate egiiiiaftas nprttsfsf bsriaufeu gfmc
2d tte perfisaeIie Siaf9s. cher nirb atgsfs as.
sfn Iiussntnna ess rvfrupss euaefanei nnrD
csr " ~ Nsfs sTsbteine 1c., Ef. 9rsf1. Nas
Hfrlanfi nnp anranisss ir giiidnHu.l In pen
setn 1viptst kysfbsssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

SeeaSet bas Jaden iOisrt. filt isriS
tirte, aufgsiprnaeene 4sxt.

asntt tssts stHs 23< aiasAe Ha1 o9oa ~
Bspfik.
gssrfunt cins GInreibrnc init Hemc aM eebu
nnp ftbt, nte ker arHs ileins gprf4s mt ben
fgrecteu ic,uts. az nlrbs eli4 tanfsn fhg pc
timmlif4s asnferune 5sme ~ aasanitn Zoe
an6sE fcfcu 81 t<sHtsH. est oac Oeie W'te
Surd6aeGshsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-04

Wlatt bes Guhrtrs suriidaspi.ieH
pfaImen iinstnb sOs mon peitsr. mstr
ols 20 Qinbsr blisben tobt om W.es
Iiesen. iiber 90. erDohIsne nuro.n
BON Geiben beimseiuhi. Die U<rbois
tang bes 5iibrers bat benz on bic 3sis
ten bss Wliiieloliers aemobnenben
S6auipiel Elm Gnbe esmahi. bas ipies
Der sinmal seseisi bat. ipie ouf bisitm
tulturdrmen goo.n cine ouf nur bnIbs
eebilbsit perionlihi.i. fih cine blinb.
ergsbsns Nnbdnseritafi Ihoffsn tam.
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r NusrEM. UNp nElsERKElT
werbsn f&nea eeItnbsrt snrdt ben 0sbranQ bon
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROChES
Nernhmt fstt eedsse Sabrea. Wrsbe fsek
John l. BROWN & SON, Boston, MAAa.
s . b tn gtpn.

Die Gppinstpu Office ihr Sas uGiu'
dnnatier golfsblatt" beiinDet iid) TN
UebGnSe 20. 509-511 Waeiion
apenae. Anseisen, WittbeiImngen
unb gelteaungen irsenomelher Art
,uerben bis 10 lIbr abenbs baielbft
sntsssengenomncn. SeIepbpu Spntb
1884
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18

ACCOUNTANTS-Certifcd Pub.
JOHN R. RUCKsTELL. c. P. A.. Sd door Claus
Spreckels lCalh hidg.: phone kearny 4l51.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18

PROPOSALS FOR CHAIN. WIRE CABLE,
Track Spikes Rivets Bolts. Nuts. Lag Screws,
Nails, Ticks Lead Washers. Iron Washers,
Sheet Zinc, Yellow Metal Bronze Bars, Brass
Tubing. Bronze-wire Cloth, Files. Corporation
Cocks Portable Furges. Wheelbarrows, Grease
Cups. water Gauges. Buckets. Water Coolers,
Differential Blocks. Scythe Blades Corn Rrootns,
Sash-tool Brushes. Scrub Brushes. window
Glass, Lantern Globes, Oars, Steel Tapes, Hose.
Packing Asbestos Gaskets. Eawhide Belt Lac
ing, Cotton Canvas. Emery Cloth. Railway
Flags Sash Cord Towels, SponGes, Toilet PA
per, and Soap.-Sealed proposals will be re
ceived at the Office OF the General Purchasing
Officer, Isthmlan Canal Commission. Washing
ton, D. c.. until 1890 a. m, October 4, 1918,
at which time they will be opened in public.
for furnishing the above mentioned articles.
Blanks and general Information relating to this
Circular No. 1891 may be obtained from this
office the offices OF the Assistant Purchasing
Agents "a State Street, New York City; Ga
Whitney Central Building. New Orleans. La.
aud 1886 North Point Street. san Francisco,
Call also from the U. S. Engineer Offices in
the following cities Seattle. Wash; Los An
gees. Cal; Baltimore, Nd. Philadelphia. Pa;
Pittsburgh, Pa: Boston Mass. Buffalo. y. Y
Cleveland Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio; Chicago, III
st. Louis, Mo-; Detroit, Mich; Milwaukee,
Wis; st. Paul Mimi; Chattanooga Tenn.
Louisville Ky: Mobile. Ala. and Galveston,
Tex. Commercial Club, Kansas City Mo;
Chamber OF Commerce. Quincy. ILL.,, and Com
merclal Clue. Tacoma. Wash-F. G. Boggs,
Major, Corps Of Engineers, U. s. A., General
Purchasing officer.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
HEAVY UNDERTONE
IN STOCK MARKET
Union Pacific Opens With a
Decline, but Later Shows
Recovery
By CHARLES w. STORMS

NEW YORK, Sept 1S-There was a
show OF some price regularity and
much heaYiness of undertone in the
stock market at the opening today.
Considerable attention was again at
tracted to Reading, which began S
higher Traders reasoned that some
big interests which were selling other
stocks used Reading as a purchase
However, il was evident that some
strength would accrue to this isue
from the financial report.
Union Pacific began with a decline,
but at the end of half an hour was
e up. G. and o., Missouri Pacific and
Erie gained fractionally within the
first 45 minutes
Among the other stocks that suf-
Tered losses of around a half were
Southern Pacific. Colorado Fuel and
iron, Chino Copper, ST. Paul. Atchi-
son and American. Car and Foundry
company.
The curb was dun.
Trading in the Aondon market was
narrow. Americans in London were
nrm above New York parity There
was pront taking In Canadian Pacific
New York, New Haven and Hart
ford went to s51s and established a
new low record, but rallied In the last
hour. At S5h New Haven was 44M
under Its high mark of the year, and
the low point edualed a depreciation
OF approximately $4,000, 0O6
The tone in the final hour was
heavy, but some stocks proved excep-
tions, showing more strength than at
any other time during the day. Union
Pacific sold up to 1902 for gain of
nearly two points on the day This
was "a higher than the noon price
Steel sold around 641z fr a frac-
tional advance. Amalgamated Copper
American Smelling. American Can,
Reading and some others advanced.
Canadian Pacific rose sharply on To-
cal and foreign orders, crossing 233
for gain of more than a point since
noon. AS trading drew to a close a
covering movement impaired a firm
tone to the list.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued
BARGAINS N


WALNUT CREEK PROPERTIES.
sS75-zA acres near Lafayette aud station
on the Oakland and Antioch ky. trun-
ming time Oakland 10 Lafayette Is only
s5 mfnutcs3 This is beautiful little
valley homesite with fine trees and Wild
scenery.
Lafayette station o. the Oakland and
Antioch; this Is a very fine piece of land
for 4 small homesite; it commands mag
nincent outlook. and the soil Is such
that anything planted viii grow sue
ssI5~5a acres scenic villa homesite near
Walnut Creek; is covered with fine live
Tamic view OF Mount Dlablo. Ignacio
valley and the famed valley OF the San
Ramon.
only II miles from Oakland. near sta
tion O. aud A. Ry.. 30 trains daily;
10 minutes walk Of school and almost
directly on survey OF a proposed elee-
trie R. r.; acres practically level.
balance rolling; soil is rich, light and
yery deep. Property partially fenced
and there Is a good well.
81 ,0T5-71a acres OF splendid land near the
above 3 acres; price. terms, soil, Ioca-
tion, transportation facilities and other
eonveniences considered there Is no bet
ter bargain offered in this cIosein see
tion OF Contra Costa county.
s., ,250--T34 acres. near Walnut Greek and the
electric trains; 4 - acres Of this is rich,
bottom land with soil IS feet deep and
there Is plenty Of good water at 20 feet
land produced this year tons OF grain
hay to the acre and at the price offered
These properties advertised can be bought
on extremely low terms or a liberal discount
win be allowed for all cash.
make specially Of large and small acre.
age IN closein Contra Costa properties and
VII, on application send lists aud maps.
PERCINAL c. MILLS.
2iiS Shattuck av.. Berkeley.
1912 Broadway. Oakland.
Near O. and A. Depot Walnut Greek
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18

ELEGANT. room house; cement front. hard
wood floors. sleeping porch. 81 800 cash. bal
sscs same as rent. 6I0 Sth av.; call between
Il and r.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18

Notes and Comment

Local securities continued to recov-
er strength today. In the morning
session of the San Francisco Stock
and Bond exchange bond transactions
of face value OF SS1, 900 were re-
corded. The tone was improved
throughout and the upward trend in
prices was general Associated Oil
was in demand and continued strong
with sales of s11, 900. Great Western
Power. on the strength of its recent
excellent statement of earnings, also
was in demand, with sales of $4,000.
Northern California Power and CITY
Electric showed advances OF x each,
with sales totaling $4,000 and $4,000,
respectively. Peoples Water remained
firm The demand for stocks was i'm
proved, but few were offered.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. have sold the
entire issue of $7,1S0,00O Southern
dsrtcates ps RsFN NeM cent YorK hey tTns mus
ture in annual instaliments during
10 years and were offered on a "a
per cent basis for equal amounts Of
S12,l30,00O of Southern Pacific equip
ment trusts that have been sold this
year
Pacific Gas and Electric. in order
TO supply the rapidly Increasing de-
mand for current in San Francisco,
is now adding 10000 horsepower to
the already large installation in it's
The new generator will care for de-
mands on the plant until the hydro
electric power from the new statienS
at Lake Spaulding is available. TIE
new supply from the steam station
is expected to be available by No
vember l.
The San Francisco Gas and Electric
company, subsidiary of the Pacific
Gas and Electric company. has drawn
by lot and will retire 100000 face
value of its S7.250,00 30 year 4 II per
cent general mortgage bonds at si05
and accrued interest. November J..
With the recent purchase of the
Sl,500,00O San Francisco harbor bonds,
the state of California has increased
the amount invested in 4 per cent har-
Dor securities TO s2.050,0 900.
Estimated gross earnings of the
Northern Pacific for the first week OF
September show a decrease Of $4,000.
The Burlington reported a decrease Of
$4,000 for the same week. For sthe
second week of September the Cana
dian Pacific shows decrease of $205.-
600. The New Jersey Central. I'm which
Reading owns $l4. 300, 900 stock is
earning at least twice its II per cent
dividend. Readings equity In its un-
divided earnings of last year amounts
TO 81. 000,0 or more. Altogether
earnings back of Reading common
last year We're easily "a per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
PRESSURE SENDS
ALL GRAIN DOWN
Wheat, Corn and Oats Close
at Lower Prices Than
at Opening

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.--Wheat closed
with losses OF II q sse. and corn was
off q q sse. Oats were X q y lower
There was continued pressure late
in the day. not only from longs In the
way of securing profits, but short
lines were put out In liberal quanti-
ties. The report issued early rela tive
to the buiyging or corn in Argentina
by manufacturers in the United States
was denied later, although the pur-
chase was probably made aioat and
from Liverpool to New York.
Cash transactions were 100000
bushels each of wheat. corn and oats,
Provisions closed higher and firm.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
DEATHS


JoHNSoN--Tn Fruityale. September IL 1918.
Anna Charlotte Johnson. beloved mother OF
Mrs. Anna Jorgcnsen and sister In law of
Mrs. Elizabeth Elgram, native Of Sweden,
aged so years months and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Fri-
dsyl, September 10, 1918. at 1890 o'clock
M, from her late residence, 2040 Pera1ta
avenue. Frutvale. thence via i:45 a. M.
creek boat to San Francisco ferry. meeting
funeral car at 12:l5 p. m. Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery
LIPPoLD-In Oakland CAL. September II.
1913 william Reno, beloved husband OF Lulu
Lippold, father of Ethel. Bertha, Clarence.
Hazel and Edith Lippold and Mrs. A. Costa,
brother of Mrs. Joe Hunter. Mrs NJ. Finn,
Mrs. f. Portfolio and Frank Lppod native
Of Germany, aged 40 years months and 13
days.
MEINHARDT-In Berkeley. September IT.
1913 Alfred r. MeinhRrdt Jr., beloved of
Alfred F. and Dora Meinhardt and loving
brother of Edward A. and Dorothy L. Mein-
hardt native Of Berkeley, aged months
and "a DAYS.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
SAN FRANCIsco BANK CLEARnGs
BRoonHALL,g GRAIN GABLES

(From J. G. Wilson & Co. 5 private wire.)
LIVERPOOL Sept. 1s.-The Liverpool mar
ket was affected at the opening by steadlness
in Winnipeg and frmer Canadian offers and
prices were Il ID higher. Following the open
ing there was some disposition for preats on
the bearish italian report and favorable re-
ports from Argentina, but shorts again COW
cred on the strength in corn The cempara-
tive hrmness In American offers Is attracting
attention. At 1870 the market was steady
and sd higher than yesterday. Corn opened
unchanged The strength in America was on
set by larger Plate arrivals and favorable Eu-
ropean crop advices During the morning
shorts became excited and covered freely
with an advance of q on a rumor that Amer
lea had purchased big line OF Plate spot and
the steamer already chartered. Plate spot
advanced Id with n good c. I. f. demand At
1870 the market was strong and 2id higher
than yesterday.
Argentina-Heavy rain has fallen. but there
has been no damage to wheat. The outlook
continues favorable.
India-Our agent cables there has been con
tinued dry weather in the united provinces,
which is delaying the sowing OF the new crop
Italy-The wheat crop Is officially placed
at POS 0OO. 600 bushels against l6d. 400 coo last
year and 1872. .0Oo. 900 two years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
COFFEE AND SUGAR
SALES SEPTEMBER 1s

NEW YORK. Sept. IS.--Coffee-tlrm; op-
tions opened Ta1O points higher; Rio No. Z,
on spot eN9hc.
Sugar-Raw. barely steady; centrifugal.
S.73c bid; muscoyado. 323c bid molasses
sugar, . 9ec hid: refined. quiet; fine granu-
lated 4.e0Ga4. sec; cut loaf, 5.G0c bid; crushed.
SOC bid: rcold A. 5f5c bid; cubes. 4.S5a3
5.O5c: powdered. 4T0M 4. soc hid; diamond A.,
4 SOC bid: confectionery A, 4.65c bid; sorts
No. 1. 4.65c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
rr.nuR Ann nrAIN

Quotations in san Francisco this morning:
FLoUR-Net cash, per bbi: California
Family Extra. s5.6o66: Bakers Extras, 81 IS
d5.20; superfne, s3.e0G4.l0: Dakotas, So. 10
az 40; Kansas, $e96.25.
WHEAT & Sper et,l oaiitorn!a Club; Si;5o;
key Red. $1.5591.5Th; Red Russian, 81. so;
Club s1.50: Forty fold, s1.5215 G1.55.
BARLEY (per cti): Good TO choice Feed
s1.371s al 40: lower grades, ;1.3o@i. IS; ship
ping and brewing Si.40Q1.z2A.
OATS (per ctll: White Feed. 81 soy al. 55;
Red Seed, s2@2.I5; do, Feed S150611 IS /:
Black. se.s513-2b; Surprise. sl.5Tls
CORN tper ctil Prices largely nominal
Yellow, bulk, $1.s2; do, white, s1.S7; KafAr
sl.S5.
RYE fner ctn: 81. zoA145.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
NEW YORK BONDS
(From ]. c. Wilson 3 Co.'S private wire.)
CATTLE AND HOGS

CHICAGO. Sept. 1S.-The 200 pound class Of
shipping hogs outstripped lightweights today
on 10c advance. Supply was light and both
Sales above 50 were few, but a lot Of SIS. % "a
$50 business was done There were IS, 900 at
IL markets. against $1,000 week ago. The
OF the week and similar condition existed
In the sheep house.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
LOCAL VEGETABLES

Potatoes (per ctlf-Delta whites I5c@sl.
Salinas. St.S5G2 sweets. S1.25 glib.
Onions (per ctl)-Silverskins, e0cG$1; on
street. 15c higher.
lie. 6@sc per ID; cucumbers, 35G59c per box !;
string beans. 366c per ID; lima, "a d4c per lb:
box; hot Ghiies. 4oa5oc; eggplant. 25@soc per
box; squash. summer, 4o960c per box; sprouts
4@5c per 10; green corn, Alameda, sl.50@
| IL per sack
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
rocAI FAY MAeKrT

Somers & Co. quote prices this morning
follows: Fancy wheat hay Qight balesl,
$21: No. l wheat wheat and ost. s17.50@
1880; good grade same. S169f7.50; other
grades, S14. 50gi6; fancy tame oat hay. $3.50
hay, SIS. 5o@ is so; alfalfa. sl2GI4: stock hay.
Sl001fd0; straw. per bale. 65Gs0c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
DRIED FRUIT MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Dried fruits. steady
apricots choice to fancy. 12n14Ac; evapo.
rated apples. prime TO fancy. 6A 6sfkc:
prunes, 30s 10 COS. 81 1l12c: COS to zoos, Az a
TIC; peaches. choice to fancy 60TLc; seeded
rsisins, choice to fancy, eH 0TLc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-18
PEoRIA CASH aRArN

PEORIA. Sept. ls.-Cash: Ccrn-Receipts
SO cars; markst unchanged; No. yellow
74tsc: No. yellow. T4Mc No. yellow T4c
No 2 mixed 7414c: No. mixed 74Mc; No
mixed TIC oats-Reecipts 10 cars: mar
ket unchanged; No. . white, 43Ac; standard
43c; No white. ci1c.