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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-14
TO LEAVE THIS PORT

L.
For Honolulu and Kahului stmr Lurline.
oaptain r. + Weeden. at p m, from Spear
Fer Victoria. stmr City of Topeka, Captain
E; j. Hannah. at p. m. from Broadway
For Los Angeles, stmr North.and. Captain
wharf
For Astoria and Portland stmr MERGED. Cap.
taIh a. Asplund, at p. M. from Powell
For coquille river. stmr Elizabeth, Captain
j.. Olsen, at p. m. from Harrison street
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS
For Sydney. Aus. stmr Willochra, Captain
wharf.
For Seattle, Tacoma and Everett. stmr
S S. Captain J. Wehman at p M. from
For Portland. stmr Canine. Captain X A.
Amin, Ct p. M, from Howard street wharf.
For Eureka, stmr City OF Topeka Captain
G.. A. Harris, at ~ NJ. from Broadway wharf.
For Eureka. Fields Landing aud Arcata. stmr
Phoenix. Captain e. Kokeritz. at IL a. M,
from Lombard street wharf.
For Fort Bragg, stmr Brunswick, Captain
]. d. Nahlgrens at p. M. from Army street
For Point Arena, Shelter Cove, Mendocino
Little River, stmr Sea Foam. Captain Henrik
son, at p. m. from Mission street wharf.
For Los Angeles and San Diego, stmr Har
For Los Angeles. stmr Santa Clara. Captain
G; NJ: Jessea, at 10 a. m, from Vallejo street
wharf.
For Los Angeles stmr Hanalei. Captain F.
1. HANNA, at p. M from Howard street
ARRIVED OCTOBER 10
11:45 p M. stmr Queen, Alexander, 41h
hours from San Diego; passengers and mer-
chandse to Pacific Coast Steamship company
40 p. M, power schr Golden State, Wal
stead. 10 days from Pirate cove; 175,000 cod
fish and 500 bbls salmon to Union Fish COM
pany.
ARRIVED OCTOBER IA
a. M, s stmr Sherman. Hail. 20 days
days hours and % minutes from Manila, via
Nagasaki % days hours and 81 minutes and
Honolulu days Is hours and "a minutes; pas
sengers to United States government.
$40 a. M, stmr Wilhelmina, Peterson. 5
days 16 hours and 4S minutes from Honolulu;
passengers and merchandise to Matson Nayiga-
tion company.
9:10 a. NJ, stmr Claremont, Lunstedt. So
hours from Willapa; 100000 IT lumber TO
Hart-Wood Lumber company
] a m. stmr Acme. Olsen. 81 hours from
Eureka; 100000 IT lumber to Charles Nelson
& Co.
2:2o a. M, stmr Helen P. Drew, Johann
sen, 81 hours from San Diego; ballast to L. f.
White & Co.
4:45 a. M. stmr Yellowstone, Patterson. IS
four, Guthrie & Co.; 10000 1T lumber to w.
S. Scammell.
$40 a. m, stmr CITY Of Topeka, Harris. 20
hours from Eureka; passengers and merchan-
disc to Pacific Coast Steamship company.
ISLAND PORTS
Observation-Disclosures Oct IS, o. M. T. s.
s. Logan hence Oct. 6. Sailed Oct 49, 8 D. m
Jap stmr Tenyo Maru. for Yokohama; 80
p. m, stmr Korea. for San Francisco.
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CHIRO-PRACTIc

IF you are sick, Chiropractic will do for you
what other science can do. Investigate
Consultation tree. CECIL, the Chiropraetic
Speeialist. 1870 San Pablo av.. Oakland
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SANTA ROSA REAL ESTATE

PRUNES. hops and stock never q failure; no fr-
rigation needed; write for list. REED
REALTY CO.. 100 4th St. Santa Rosa. Cal.
FOR real bargains in good lands sONOMA CO.
LAND Co. 223 4th St. Santa Rosa
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j. Durham has sold all his in
terest In the firm of Emlay Il Durham, 249
Market ST., to Mr.. Chas. Mueller. The firm
OF Emlay & Mueller will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by f. J. Durham.
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HIDES. woor. AVID sK1ns

- Hides tper lbl-Dry cattle: Butchers. 2ea
&c; murrains, 25@26c; dry salt hides. 176nfsc.
stays. 17Q1sc; Kip, 25@27c; veal, 2s13lc:
calf, 29@31c.
Horse leach)-Extra large prime, skinned TO
hoof, $2.75@3: No. L large do, So 25a2. 20.
No. ! medium, do, s1.T5@2; No. small. do,
7oc@$1.25; No. l colts, do, 25050c.
Wet Sailed tper lb)--Cattle: Steers, medium
and heavy. 1871 0l6c; cows. heavy, 15c; bulls.
steers and stays. 105zc: kip. I6 to 80 lbs. 151
16c; veal, 10 to Is lbs, 17G1sc; calf and kip,
1S@191ac; culls, lac less.
Sheepskins {eachl-Long wool peIts 90c6n
$1.10: medium wool, 45G90c; short wool. % "a
40c; lambs. long wool. 35@60c; do. medium
10@30c; shearlings, No. 1. 20@35c; do, No. 2
7Q10c.
Goatskins feachl-Prime Angoras. 75c@sl:
medium, 3o@50c; large hair goat 40c; medium
hair Goat, 25c; kids, 56l10c; poor and dam
aged skins. worthless.
Wool tper lbl--San Joaquin. fall clip. 7@
loc; do, heavy. 6@sc; light. 9qilc; choice. 10
@Ilc, Mohair, choice years. Is u26c; do. six
months 20@22c.
TaiIow tper ib)--No. clean and hard. IN
bbls, 6Q8c: In cans, 515Nc. No. dark
405c: grease. 203c.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
Oakland Lodging Houses for Sale
PARTNERS WANTED

$3.50 cash-15 rooms, with or without hskpg
close in; rent S35 $40 sth ST. Oakland
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War on Eagles Waged
By Swiss Farmers

Eagles are gradually disappearing
from the peaks of Switzerland. and
the grand council has found it neces-
sary to take steps to prevent the com
plete destruction of these noble birds
of prey. The Swiss farmers and shepr
herds do not share this solicitude, but
complain OF the havoc wrought among
their fiocks by the birds Unfortu-
nately, since the measure of protec-
ton pair of eagles in the Muota
valley have destroyed so many sheep
and goats that the inhabitants have
requested the authorities of Schwyz to
repeal the enactment. There is lit
tie prospect of the regulation continu-
ing in force after the year; and it
seems almost inevitable that the Swiss
eagle will go the way of the griffon-
vulture, Of which not single speci-
men now exists In switzerland.
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Best British Polo
Team to Invade i. S.

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Devereaux
Milburn. international poloist, has re-
turned from Europe on the liner
Olympic with the news that the best
British polo team yet is likely to face
the Americans next year in an effort
TO regain the international cup.
Lord Ashby-St. Leger has financed
and Is managing the organization of
an English polo team, which will come
over here next year." said Milburn.
The English are combing the earth
for good ponies, and next years team
will be the best they have ever turned
out"
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BRooMHAII,s GRAIN CABLES

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-THE market yesterday
was quiet. with some pressure, and prices were
unchanged 10 Nd lower. Today the market
opened unchanged from yesterday and later de-
cl1ped y "a I'D. with pressure. due TO increasing
stocks here and the pressure Of wheat at the
docks, this being due TO the scarcity of storage
room. The decline In and the weakness in
Paris at the opening helped the depression. At
30 p m. the market easy aud 4 a I'D
lower than Saturday
Corn--The market opened with heavy real
izing following sharp decline yesterday.
Pressure was due TO the weakness In Buenos
aires declining spot aud pressure of cargoes.
This caused free general liquidation. At 1.a0
the market was weak at as 611Ed lower thai
saturday There was some covering by sherts.
which carried prices up from the extreme Low !.
Buenos Aires Wheat closed Monday IN
changed. and corn weak and 2% @2h lower
Lower foreign bids and weaker American cd
bles and favorable crop prospects helped the de-
cline
Paris-Wheat opened weak. with heavy real
1zing. ON the favorable weather, with libertH
native offers and free foreign arrivals. efH
Worlds shipments: Wheat-Iast week, 15.-
344 900 bushels; previous week. IA 100 0Oo; last
year. 10, $4,000. Corn-I.ast week. 4.761 geo
bushels; previous week, 6.376.000; last year.
6,449. 000 OF the total wheat Russia and the
Danube shipped TOSS 900 bushels and America
6,512, 600 ecH
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Financial Summary

American stocks in London irregular.
tiermany decides to send warships to Mexico
United States informs Mexico that it will
view with displeasure harm to imprisoned
members of chamber OF deputies
BANKERS from south and middle west meet
To-Day In New York TO discuss currency bill.
United States supreme court meets today
Monday next first decision day
Charles Sprout, chairman Of interstate COM
merce commission, selected as head OF physical
valuation of railroads investigation
Hamburg American Steamship company plans
TO Increase its capital by 81. 500. 600
Secretary McAdoo says there is no justifica-
fion for declaring that United States govern
ment per cent bonds have fallen below
London settlement concludes tomorrow
Twelve industrials declined 10
twenty active railways declined 10
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FORECAST TILL ) P. NJ. PACIFIC
WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY
For San Francisco. Oakland and vicinity
Fair tonight: Wednesday fair. warmer; light
north wind.
For California. north of the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight; Wednesday fair, warmer; light
north wind.
For California. south of the Tehachapi--
Fair tonight; Wednesday fair, warmer; light
north WIND.
For Nevada Fair tonight and Wednesday.
For Sacramento valIey-Fair tonight; fair
Wednesday. warmer: light north wind.
For Santa Clara valley---Fair tonight: fair
Wednesday, warmer: light north wind
For San Joaquin valley--Fair tonight: fair
Wednesday. warmer: light north wind
WEATHER CONDITIONS
An area OF high pressure IL moving rapidly
eastward over the north Pacific states. causing
cloudy weather over the northern portion Of
the Pacific slope and fair weather over the
southern. Rain fell generally yesterday over
Washington, Oregon and Idaho ana snow in
Alberta and Saskatchewan. The storm over
Alberta has moved eastward aud Is now CEN
trail 10 Manitoba. East OF the Rocky noun
tains the weather Ii fair and seasonable The
temperature has fallen over the plateau region.
Oregon and Washington and remained nearly
stationary in California. Conditions are IA
yorable FOR fair weather in this district to-.
night and Wednesday. with somewhat warmer
weather In California Wednesday
~~G. "A. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
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BIC YEARS TRADE
FOR LOCAL BOARD
Business of Exchange Totals
$20,838,4 58;; Officers
Re- elected

AT the annual meeting of the San
Francisco Stock and Bond exchange.
held at the conclusion of the morning
session today. officers were reelected
as follows:
President, G. I. Ives vice president,
Milton A. Bremen; chairman, Frank
G. Shaughnessy; vice chairman, /.
Strassburger, secretary, Harry
Schwartz; treasurer, Bank of Daniel
Meyer.
The report of the secretary for the
year ended September 10, 1913,
showed a total business in stocks and
bonds of a market value of $20,S38,-
45S Bonds sold during the year to-
tailed a par value of $14,821. 500 and
market value of $13, 500, 242
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rREsH AND CURED r1sH

4sS5e. catfish 106I5c: codish. nc: red rocS
7@Sc; black rock, sc: barracuda. Sc: large
soles. 5@6c sand dabs, 5G6c; small soles. 4@
lie; smelt SQ10c; crawish. 25@30c.
Salmon-Alaska reds, 81 10; Alaska king. 81:
Alaska medium red, Soc; pink, 65c; chums,
6Oc; No. 1 tail cans, doz to case. (. o. b.
San Francisco; Puget sound sockeyes. tails.
$3.50: fats, $1.55. halves, $1@1.05 I. o. b..
Puget sound
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LET men who have been locating people from
all over the world for 25 years show you land
that you want, that you live and
make money we pride ourselves on the
square deal we give every body: we do not ad-
vertise one thing and try to get your money
in some other way.
G. n. ScHEEL & CO.,
697 MonadDock bldg. San Francisco
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STANDARD OIL CHANGES

u. q. SCOneId, PRESIDENT OF the
Standard Oil company of California,
announces the following changes in
the company's officers and department
rector of producing. has been named
secretary to succeed William Ed
wards, resigned; w. M. Hall, assist
ant secretary and treasurer, to as
sumo the duties formerly performed
by Secretary Edwards. with the ex-
ception of purchasing crude oil. Pur-
chasing of crude oil has been placed
in charge OF H. M. Storey, director of
pipe lines. A new department has
been created to be known as the
credit department, of which r. G.
Warner Is appointed manager. A. S.
Coriell Is appointed assistant secre-
tary and transfer agent to succeed
Mr.. Warner.
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CORSETS--Oakland

SPIRELLA CORSETS-Mrs. 3. $. Howe, Nj
1921 Castro ST.; phone Oakland 1880.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LANDS

SUI IHEhN PAIIFIC LANDS
IN CALIFORNIA.
Antelope valley, Los Angeles county; alfalfa
lands, $50 TO $45 per acre; irrigation by
pumping.
IN NEVADA
Elko county; good ranch and farm lands;
$2.25 TO $40 per acre; terms, one tenth cash,
10 years time. Ask
Southern Pacific Land Offices.
G02 MARKET ST....... sol FLOOD BLDG.
SAN FRANCISCO CAL.
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PORK, LARD AND OIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning on
pork. lard. cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. tierces, 141ac; do 5s, per
case $7.3S; do los, S915; do IS, 50 %; do IS,
s.. So; do los, s7.05; do 5s, $7.13; do3s, $3.50;
yellow arrow cooking oil. Csc; white
cooking oil. 72e; primrose salad OIL s5c; extra
beef, S24; extra prime pork, s23; extra pig
pork. $50 Califene-Tubs, 1ssc; half bbls,
li&e; ! fierce, li4c; tierees. Ell ll%e; ca, 3
11hc; tierce. 11ssc; tierces. 11Ac; 5s,
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CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS

SUCCESS FOR YOU through one of our 60
home study courses. Ask fer free 30 page
catalogue. MODERN SCHOOL OF c0RRE-
SP0NDENCE. J25 Market St. San Francisco
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MONDAY GRAIN MARKETS

CHICAGO. Oct 14.--Mnneapolis Duluth
ana Winnipeg markets We're open yesterday
BUSINESS done from Chicago In outside markets
was iight, In fact trading of all kinds In the
markets that We're open was limited. A bear
ish sentiment predominated and lower prices
prevailed, as the little news that came in was
In favor of the bears Weather Conditions
everywhere were fine, with prospects for d
continuation and most favorable for the mar
kefing Of grain Minneapolis wheat closed
lac lower, Duluth A@%c lower and Winnipeg
&C lower. Il
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Azulejos Industry
Revived in Portugal

A characteristic industry OF Portu-
gal Is the manufacture of azulejos or
porcelain tile. This was inherited
from the Moors, and tiles are used
extensively for interior and exterior
decorations Of churches, converts,
houses, hotels and public buildings.
During recent years the industry has
been greatly developed and the old
style azulejos has been revived by
snch artists as Colace, Martins and
Pinto.
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PROVISION pRopucrs

Wholesale price list on provision products
given this morning. by Miller Lux: Hams
tper lbl-Eastern. NJ. & L. brand. 211kc; Call
eastern NJ & L. brand. 6-S average, 25c: $40
average, 24c; 6S average. 22c; S-1o average.
21c. Pure Lard-Tierce basis lie; best short
ening tierce, i055c; compound, ii. II. brand
fierce basis, loo; salad oil, Soc; white Cooking
oil, Csc: yellow cooking OIL 5gc
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PoULTRY AND GAME

Prices quoted this morning on the San Fran
cisco wholesale market:
Poultry-Per Id: California flyers. 20@22c
old ROSTERS. 12c; do young. 20@22c; hens, 10
@16c; eastern hens, 1S@19c; do young stock.
Per doz: California hens, medium, $5@5. so !;
do extra, S7@9; old ROSTERS, $4G5; young
ROSTERS. S7@S; do full grown, $S1I0; fryers
s5@6; broilers, s3@4.50; ducks. old s4@5 do
young $7@10; pigeons, 1925: do squads, SEA
a. so; eastern hens, SIGH, according to size
geese. per pair, $2@2.50.
Turkeys-Per Id: Young. 2302ec; do old. 20
@22c.
Game--Per doz: Rabbits, $2.25@2.75: Bel
pisn hares S4616
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LOCAL SUGAR QUOTATIONS

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
net prices on graduated sugar. in bags Of 100
lbs follows: Western fine graduated, $40;
IrulI granuIateu, $t-fV, Gamers granuiateu,
81 20; crystal domnos whole pieces. 5 ID car
tons, $3.50; do 2 lb cartons. SO; do half pieces,
in half bbls S. 20 do % Id boxes, SIS 49, cubes,
$4-95; monarch powdered. $3.50; xxx pow
dered, $3.50; confectioners' A, $40; beet.
granulated. 100 Id bags only, $780, extra C..
$3.50; golden @. $40; d. 81.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes net prices on granulated sugar.
in bags of 100 lbs, follows: G. & II. fac
standard. $40: coarse dry graduated. 81. 10;
eeonfectloners' A: 10; berry. $40; powdered,
$3.50; cubes. S4.95; ''Higrade'' bar. $5.05;
bricks (n half bbls), $500; bricks Tin Is III;
boxes), s.. As; III. & +. crystal domInos f5 ID
carton) $3.50; III. g. =. crystal dominos e. ID
eartons), 50: extra fine dry graduated 600
lb bags), $3.50; extra G, s420; golden G.
S4.10. yellow d. 81
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HAMS AND BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams 1912
22c; do 1214, PC; do 14-16. 22c; prim-
rose bacon. 4-6, 31c: eastern star hams. 1912
ri Hc; do 12-14 21hc; eastern skid hams, 23c;
do 1916, 2llac: eastern star bacon. 49, 29c;
do 6-S. 2Sc do $40. 27c; do 1912, 26c;
monarch hams, 1912, zoe; do 1916. 21c; mon
arch picnic hams. 141ac; arrow bacon. $40.
26Iac; do 1912, 255c: medium bacon, 2O1ac;
1t d. s.. $40. 23c; do 1912. 22c; light me-
dunn 2015c
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LOCAL VEGETABLES
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Quotations in San Francisco this morning:
Flour tper bbl)-Net cash: California family
extras, $5.60@6. bakers extras, S465@5 20
superfine, $3.90@4.10; Dakotas, Sc. 400 Z 40
Kansas, $66l6. 25
Wheat tper ctl)-California club, s1.46A a
1.4712, northern wheat, bluestem, $1,000
1.671a; Turkey red, $1.571a a .65; red Russian
=. 46A al AN; club, s.. 46A @1.4712; forty
fold, S1.52A615 SO.
Barley tper ctl)-Good to choice feed $1.3715
CLIO; lower grades, $1.30@1. 50; shipping and
brewing. $l.40@1.45
Oats tper ctI)-White feed, S1-425 al. 4715 ;
red seed, $2G2.15: do feed, nominal; black.
$2.75@3.25.
Corn (per ctl)-Prices largely nominal. YELL
low bulk. $1.74; do white, $I.76.
Rye (per cti)-$1. 45@1.50; recleaned. $1.60
al On
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S. F. MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses We're issued
yesterday:
George T. HiveIy, 81, Lincoln Neb., and
MagdaleDa Diggs. Al. ST. Louis, Mo
Howard K. SchuIze rs East Oakland and
Marion Fouratt. "a. lis Tenth avenue.
W. B. Moyle. ~. 1861 Oak street. and
Emma Robin, %. Sacramento.
Charles r. Meixner, 20. Chico. and Helen
X. Gerber, 81, Durand Wis
PHILIPPE Amouroux, 20. 1868 Webster street
and Blanche Britain. a. 1863 Webster street
Jack Nick Sypher, %, 1872 Jackson street.
and Ena Barber. 20. 2G9S Sixteenth street
Jack L. Merrick. %. 55s Iiaight street. and
Dolife r. Weeks %, 1891 Oak street.
Arthur Perry, %, SusanyfIle. and Florence
d. Mcfarland Is Philadelphia. Pa.
Arthur y. Scheppke 30, Represa, and Helen
May Morrison. %, Milwaukee. WIS.,
Thomas w. Mcdonnell, 3d. Seattle, and Vic
toria Richards, %, Stockton.
JUse Il. Gomez, 49, 1909 Mason street and
Carmen Rueda. 20, 1909 Mason street
Frank Scarlatto, "a. 1852 Columbus avenue
and Mary Manscalco, IS, G01 Bay street
Timothy Murphy. 81, 1T2s Howard street
and Della Flanagan. is. 1882 Lyon street
Giuseppe Scarato 20, 1888 Columbus avenue
and Marin Tilicata, IS. 1884 Bay street
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HAY. FEED AND MEAL

Wholesale prices on carload lots OF hay on
today's market Fancy wheat hay light
bales, $10M21; No. / wheat or wheat and oat
SlI@1S; No. wheat or wheat and oat.
$l4@16-50: choice tame oat, $1761S; other
tame oat, S14G1650; barley, $12@15: wild oat.
$12@15; alfalfa, S10@13. so; stock hay, s10@
IL; straw, 50Q75c.
Feed fper ton)-Bran. s25Q255o for white.
S24424.50 for red; middlings s29m32; shorts
$26@2I. rolled barley, $29. 5O@30 so; corn
meal, $42@43; cracked corn, s42@43: alfalfa
meal. car lots, S17: do, small lots s18
Meal tper ton)-Otlcake. 20 ton lots, $33:s1O
tons, $3.50: tons. $34; less than tons.
S34- so: coceanut, carload lots. $40; do, 10
tons. $50; do. tons. $3.50: do. small lots.
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CALIFORNIA FIRE OPTION

Local officers of the California In
surance company have not yet heard
anything definite from the English
syndicate that has under considera-
ton an option on the entire capital
stock of the company at $95 per share.
The option runs to November ] and
an unofficial intimation has been made
that it will be exercised before that
date II the deal goes through, the
purchasing company intends to con-
tinue under the present management
and with large increase in capital
and surplus
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REAL ESTATE-ortside Cities

SAN DIEGO LOTS
South San Diego and Imperial Beach lots at
from 500 and upward offer a fine invest
ment; easy terms. Maps and full particulars
at room 621 Pacific bldg. S. r.
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FINE paying business; rooming house of 90
rooms. all occupied; corner house; call and
investigate; a reasonable rent; lease. Call
los Broadway cor LIST ST.. Oakland
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TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
Vital Statistics
BORN

II. Caro-. a son.
TISCHER-In Alameda October s. 1913. to
the wife OF George Fischer, a son
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BUSINESS CHANCES
.IewelrW Sacrifice

Photo studio and Jewelry store combined.
doing a large paying business in nearby
town. will take partner or sell outright for
$500. rent is only SIS; lease years. There
are factories In this town employing many
men and there Is big opportunity TO increase
fhe roIumne OF business. Full particulars at
our office
Leslie 6 Evans Co.,
eos MARKET ST.. SUITE 201-s.
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An appropriation of waters of the
middle fork of the Feather river to
be used for the generation of cleo
900 has been filed with the Butte
county clerk at Oroville by Sacra-
mento capitalists. Among the Sacra-
mentans behind the project are l.. f.
The filing states that a power plant
capable of developing $4,000 horse
power is to be constructed within five
years. A fall of 1000 feet from the
cured cured A feature Of the nroiect viii
be a dam capable of impounding 49,
600. 900 cubic feet of water.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-14
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