The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 3, 1897, Page 12

2 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER WHEAT STILL ON THE JOMP The Market Shows Signs of Going Over a Dollar a Bushel, Cudahy Deserts the Short Ranks and Local Brokers Fall in Line. The Stock of Flour and Wheat in London and Liverpool Prac- tically Nothing. The condition of the wheat market yes- terday had a tendency to make farmers, speculators and every one else who had any of the much-desired commodity feel contented and happy. Brokers generally are holding on to their interest in this article, as they hope that its price will rise to §175 per cental within the next week. A great many of the local shorts have followed the exam- ple of Cudahy and have gone over to the Jong side of wheat. A member of the firm of E. S. Bresse & Co. was seen yesterday and gave the foi- lowing interesting account of the Eastern | and local markets during the last week. He said: “The market started off tbis morn- ing at an advance of 134 cents over vester- dav’s close. Liverpool cables were 24 pennies higher. Paris flour and wheat were up equal to 1 franc higher than yes- terday’s close. Foreigners were good buy- | ers ot spot wheat in the New York, Balti- more, Boston and Philadelphia markets. Even Kansas City reported foreign houses asking for offers of wheat in that market, | which is considered an exceptional case. “The bull clique started the ball a- shortly after the opening. Shorts took cember to 9614 on ve the advance tne cli brokers representing Armour, sold freely. their sales causing a reaction to 943 where these sellers turnea buyers and succeeded in advancing the market again 10 96, [he local crowd who are bearishly in- | clined tried to follow in the wake of these leauser Around 95 Armour began bny- ing December and September wheat. On the bulge to 96 the local filied up with long wheat and when they tried to find a market they were unable to do so, as the clique brokers, also those of Armour, would not buy until the niarket had zone under 95. Selling by this ciass of traders resulted in a break to 9415 for | December wheat just before the ciose of the session. “‘Cash wheat was in good demand throughout the day, the premium for September wheat to 1}{ cents over May, showingz that much appreciation since yesterday. The jocal market is in the | hands of people who seem able to lower or raise the prices as suits their interests i best. Many of the large shorts have run in apd have entirely given up t.e idea that wheat will sell much lower this year. “The condition abroad is such that casn | wheat would not be considered dear at| $125 per bushel. The speculative senti- | ment throughout the whole United States | is bullish. Shorts have been hurt so | badly ihat iheir strength bas been greatly | lessened. i “The market gives every sign of going over the dollar limit this week. It is more than likely that when wheat passes | the dollar mark again it will be some time | before it again goes back into the nineties. “Cudaby, who has been a prominent short on wheat, has deserted the ranks and says he aoes mnot care to sell wheat | under a dollar and ten. It is more than likely that he has taken the long side of wheat. *'Clearances from Atlantic ports for the v small trading. que®broker~, and also | Continent and the United Kingdom have | captear, during the past ten davs than | Centrat, like period. United King- | M klec ax G L &d Fac Gaa dmp © been larger for any previo dom bought freely of spot wheat to-day, | showing that they have awakened to the | situarion and are beginning to supply thei produced and 30,190 tons hauled to the miil, aver- aging 39.28 ounces silver to the ton. “The cost per ton of ore for manipulating the same was $2i 51. was $1 2 of m The cost of mining last year per ton less than in 1895, but the ‘cost 1he toial cost of prospecting was increased anipulation, however, wss $1 02 per ton under | 1895. Dividends of 10 tents per share were paid monthly, ag.regating $180,000. an ‘The cash bal- was $366.342, & de- ce at the close of the ye: 1 $96 296 T Dy e milled last year 20,827 tons, yieiding 8 fine ounces gold and 714,373 fine ounces silver, selling for $497,058. There was 20, ha in 3! or $2168 for ore sold. The cost of extracting 259 tons ore was $10 21 per ton, or $206,791: linz, $16,779; reduction. $145,660; market- £6593: pro-pecting, $35,849, and ‘sundries, 378. The operating expenses were $447.030, $.201 per ton. There was also $33.897 ex- ended for half cost of arain tunnel share with the Ontario. A dividend of #37.500 was pad in Auv 66: pgust, the first since May. 1893. The cash on nd at the close of the year was $160.725. al output of the mine to the close of 1896 was tons ore, 11208 fine ounces gold and 30 ounces siiver, which s0!d for $9.45 2 Dividends, $2.857,500: assets, $984,826 BOALD SALES. Following wers the sales In the San Francisco Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR MOR 300 Aba. 60 Belchs 30 250 CC&V...1.85, NG SESSION, COMMENCING 9:30. 20/200 C Polnt...32/40 ) Eavage...31 11600 G & C... 54 32 15150 H&N.. 1.05) 76400 Mxic. 100 Ocetd: 450 Ophir 21000 Potosi :30. 100 Overmn...13 AFTERNOON SESSION 20[51:0 Con Im....03) > ! B&B. Following wers the saies in the Paclfic Stock Board yesterday: REGULAR EPRSTON—10:30. 19/3500 Con N Y . 03200 Potost 20100 Crwn Pr... 21(500 .. : 11200 Exchar.... 400 Alt 500 .. 10(800 G&C. 3600 ... 3 18200 HaN.1.0714 500 Scorpion.. 57/1000 Jul 200 BB&M ... 08 | 200 g 10v Confi.. 2 2350 C Imp ..03/300 Gvrmn < % | 100 Choir .. iright and began covering, sending De- | 300 At | 400 CCEV,135100 . scalpers got| Alpha Con. 0 Atoh 0 s s 4 400 Bullion...10/500 Justice. rolling this morning by bidding 95 for one | 100 Caleda miition or any part of December wheat | 500 800 Ju ..=111400 BNev 15400 Kentuck06(300 ... 5/400 Utah 400 .. 75300 1 SOk, 74200 v 1345 600 Gphir 1400 1.0 14l SFSSION .03 AFTERNOON 20,00 E S Ny 786 500 Julia. 1700 Scorpion06 24/1000 KentuckU6/500 8 E&M. .09 800 L Wash...05/500 . Challce.. % 13/4/100 . 0 .14 71100 50 Conti.1.02156(100 | 500 € Imp. 500 .. 1000 © 500 ¥ Saoki 50u ¢ Poins. 15[400 ... L34 300 x4 QUOTATIONS. THURSDAY, Sept. 2—4 2. Bid. Asked.| Bid. Asked, 24 25(iuma.. 04 05 Ana.. 10 11|justion . 13 = Andes 18—l ientnok b 08 Beichar. 38 ' 40 Mexican. 50 b2 Rest & Baio 80 8il)ceiden: L5 180 #uilion 10 1juphir. 7 76 Caledon 24 s 15 Chollar 72 59 4v Con.Cal& V.. 135 38 89 Uballenes Con. 45 10 Con. imperia. 03 05— Confiaence..... 1.05 va 05 Crown ol 33 v Con New Yors — — eXcucguer ... 05 U6 Byndicat®.ceee — 03 EastSierraNas? — 05| wuuwva . 42 44 Viowdsuece 86 57 ima. T 05 1.10| cuvw Jaken 33 34 | STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE. T Ean conp. Lcnew ssue CalatCnlese. 11215 | Do. Nau\ in6s 1s. Ne N Ry Cal 6s.105%11 Ky Cu os. Contra Costa 543 36 Nanato. | Frremamare182 THURSDAY. Sept. 2-2 r. M. TNITED STATES BONDs. Bid. Asked.| Bid. Asked. 11314U°S dereg... sl llzdg 434 MISC LANKOUS RONDL Unk Gas 53, 108 Cal Eloc 63129 130 (Lo2dis6s..110 ~ — (DtraC W 5s 6 10114 Omuibusos.. 12414 — Dpot-siex-co — 100 |P&O Ryés. U0 — ¥an L&P 6312915132 | P&Ch Ry 63. 103 110 F&CHRR6s — 110 |Pwis KR83115 — Geary-s; K53 — U2 |Yeno WL&L — 105 H L&D 1025 — (racto P &u. — 100 losans Ls — 100 |~F&NPLK5s. 108 10314 | loGntesd 65 — 101 |sPRRAriz8s 9835 9815 | | Mit-stChleds124%; — |FPRRCaiés. 310 111 | KyCon bs 10513109 [SPRR(alds. 90 95 08 = SPBrRCaiss. 1053410635 £V Water5s. 1111a SVWaterds. Juizglulle TSI TN a2ty sTOCKS. | Sprog Valley 1001410014 i vCNgR7s. 95 iu 95 WATER o GAS AND FLECTRIO ETOCKS. Pacifie Lt S ¥ G&Eleo. San Francsca Sweckiou, INSURANCE STOCKS. = needs. le:; amoumioilfwh’ut a‘nu flour in A T T L = SackginHondony JIVEpool 1S practi- | ,p,nocal . 56 57 |Firs Nauon. 1841518514 cally nothing. Rumors that Russia was | Bankof Cal.2: 584! London P&A. 1273410 offering wheat 1n English markets freely | taisb&ivo 87 7100 | Merch kx. - were apparently gotten up for a purpcse. | VINGS BANK CK3. Russia haslight stoek, and there is no rea- g'r-&m- 1ug‘1 1415_3 ’;";:mn 5 100 s believe ths = 5 > | HomnseL. 1181 curity. = son to believe that she will have very | Mutaal,.. 36 40 | Usiowlrust.s50 1060 much wheat for export this year. The | civav Unionass — _\rzenunj_n 1 bav: ‘hmebor no wheat fgr‘ STRFET RATLROAD STOCKS. export. e conditions abroad as a8 Whole | cutornta.... 10914 11014 Onk SL& Has 100 are seriously short. Aimericais ussured | Ge e MO eI S g of good prices for wheut for the next two | Markers: 473 48%4] years to come. | YOWDEER STOCKS. “Wheat in the local market was strong | Atiantien R 17 GianiCom.. 3934 40 and exciied. December sold at $1 613 | basorms 100 15 |Vieone el against $1 524 on Tuesday afternoon. A | MISCYLLANFOUS RTOCKS. little reaction followed the advance to- S day, but at the afiernoon session there | Ger Lead Co. 100 140 | OceanicS8Us S7 373, was good buying by snippers. The mar- | BawC&SCo.. 2134 22 |FacAuxFA 1l 3 ketis in 2 hezaithy condition. Within the | ::;mi:fi g0 33 ‘}:j:""“:::‘c&"’”y 2 s by | - i = next v\'e;k $1 75 per cental is predicted for SALES—MORNIN® RMSSIOX, wheat. e 10 +iaska Packers’ Association 98 00 Meetings for Young W omen. 59 Contra Costa Water. 35 00 < 50 Giant Powder Con.. 39 75 Interesting meetings for the young women | ;00 Gitne Powder Con.. . 2200 of this City are hereafter to be regularly held | 50 a0 do 21 75 on Sundays at 3 P. M. in the parlors of the | $2000 Market-st Ry Con b 109 00 b= *s Christ: & 50 Oceanic S S Co 0 Young Women's Christian Association Home, | 30 9etale $3.00. .- 57 59 at 1221 O'Farrell street. Good speakers and | 10 &V Water. 100 25 music will be provided, and all young women | §) do . do e 160 50 Are invitea to attend these meetings. The | 85000 SF & N P Rallway Bona: . 103 25 meeting next Sunday, September 5, will be | rueei~ addressed by a talented young Chiuese lady, | 100 Glant Powder Con.... . 4000 Dr. Kin Eca da Silva, who will speak on her SALES—AFTERNOON SESSION. country and people.” Dr. da Silva is now de- Board— Tive missionary ~extension lectures | 150 Giant Powder Con. 40 00 throughout the Pacific Coast and is greeted | 690 Hawallan Commer 2178 by crowded houses wherever she goes. | 50 Vigorit Puwder 300 150 a0 4o b 3 00 50 Hutchinson S P Co 33 00 THE STOCK MARKET. 150 do do . 32 75 St et | 200 Marzets: Ratiw 47 87 Occidental was the firm siock yesterday. selling | S0 Oceanic 8 S Co. =i Lt = 95 S F Gus & Ele 97 50 up 1o §1 65 on the 1:00n session. The other stocks | 45000 K G#8 & Fiec: 9360 were weaker, as will bescen. ihe Occidental and Con. Cal. & Va. assessments fsll delinquent in board to-day. The Peunsylvania Mising Company of Grass Valley has declared dividend No. 9 of five cents jer share. = 1n the Savace mine for the past week on the 500 level'of the company’s rround on the Comstock lode, the south drift started from the top of the up- | ralse in the old south drift was extended ten feat; total length, 88 feet. The face is in quertz giving low assays. They are still repairing the main shaft. In the company’s ground on the Bruns- | wick lode, on the 600 levei, the maln borin drife has becn advanced twenty Yotal length. 234 feer. The face is in porphyry and quartz assay- | ng from $2 to $3 per ton. % The joint Counfidence, Challenge Con and Con. Imperial west crosscuc No. 1 from the surface | tonnel is out 1446 feet, h; Dg been advanced 18 | teet during the past weex. he formation In this | crusscut has been quite hard for some days, but | now the face is softer. % No ore was extrecied from the Confidence mine | during the past week. The east crosscut from the upraiee on the fourth ficor 63 feet above the sar | face tunnel is out 128 feet, 8 feet having been sdded during the week. The face shows quartz giving oW ass-ys. i Inthe Belcher mine the north drift from the in- | cline on the 1200 ievel Js now in 247 teet. having | been clesned out and repaird 30 f-et during the week There have been hoisied during .he week | and s:ored in the orehouse at the mine 41 mining | carl0ads o1 ore, the averace LOp Cur sample assay of wiiich was 127 29 per ton. The yield of the Seg. Beicher mine for the past | week amounted to 8 miniug carloads of ore, the | average car sample assay of which was $23 08 per ton. The Overman mine during the past week yiel 7 carloads of ore, the average assay of which w. $.979 per ton. The ore way extracted from the workings in the north drift on the 900 level. The Red Cap Mining Company of Humboldt County has levied an assessment of $9 per share, | dclinquent October 1. The Ontario mine is credited with a product last year of 862 vunces goid and 1,094,425 ounces +il- Ver. the same selling for $741,594, together with £36,260 from sales of ore. There were 33,029 Lons G L o Mrs Schreiner, Tex 0 — e e HOTEL ARRIVALS. PALACE HOTEL Meyer, Angels H W Toothe, N Y chreiner, iondon C Schreiner, Tex N Kobser, Palo Alto J 1 Crawford, Stanford P Jenkins, Stanford Mrs TH Crawfor:, Stntrd P L Sherman, Chicago A Lena Hersey, H Miss Smith, Elko T AP J H Payne, Chicago ¥ J A Fréeman, Portland L Mrs L Sterns. Obio A Mrs W R Hersey, Santa Clara, Gertrade ‘Hersey, Santa Clara Dr J R Curnow, San Jose Mrs J R Coriow & d, San Jose J F Bur e, San Rafael J H Wilkins, San Rafael P Freeman, Poriland Frank Low, St Louls D Pancoast, Phila W R Brown, N Y D W Brown, N Y B Wood. Detraf; ta Clara P Malone, Cleveland I Cooney. Merced Maginnis. Los Ang W _Hgnshaw. akland Kiernan, Portland H Pancoast, Phila Brown, N Y J D Hooker, Los Ang Mrs J D Hooker, Los Ang W Pe't er, Sacto MMrs G W Peltier, Sacto llace, 8acto A D Kidder, Ind [ C Browning, Folsom E ¥ A Drag, US A € Walther, Chicago M 3 B B §W Shipman, Chicago J Giles, Chico G D J Soper, San Jose w A M L w A G J L L L BALDWIN HOTEL. Thumber & w,Denver B Holub, Chi Mrs Browniag, Folsom Mrs Bailey, Grass Valley Effie E Hext, (hicago S L Beelman, Chicago 3 Keenan, Pa H A Knofel, Ky L B allen, Sargent C witbur, s Acapulco A Grundell, St Helena C Thomas, N Y J Koach, Marysville Nugent, Bed Binff J Mahoney, 5 Acapuico NEW WESTERN HOTEL. Mrs W J Pasulls, S Jose Kichards, Los Angel Hayes, Los Banos San Jose Isyior, San ratael Alan, Portervilie Tents, tealdsburg McKey, ~anJose €S King & w, venver G Love, J A King, Ogden Wa son, Fresno J R Brownell, Fresno B Howard, Visalia J Moras, Stock.on hul washo W S Balson & fm. Mo H Moore & w, Ind G Walker, Marysville Grapt & fm, Menlo Pk H Jones, Sacramento ¢ Ellfout, Cal 1 A Kail. Pa H Brown, Vacaviile J N Underwood. L Angles Church, Freestone ~ J K Sutton, Buffalo D Ky.e, Port Angeles GRAND HOTEL. { M n, Oukland W F Jordan, Stockton 3 Whetter, Flko, Ney G b Deal & w. Nev City L L Cory & w. Fresno Mrs E M Cory, Fresno Miss J L Martin, Rahwy A Dixon, Michigan Bluft C'S Hartweil Brooklyn F E Black, Blacks J Peters, Los Gatos D Erskine, Alanieda | 3 Wilkius, San Rafael F W, Henshaw, Oukland W'G Henshaw, Oakland A Jaobl, Bombay W D Perkins, Los Ang I R Nellwé& ch,Jacksnv] H C i homas,Jacksnvlle F M Nickell, Los Ang 3 D Mathews, Los Avg M Hannan & w,Spokane C T Granger, Des Moines S N Willlams, N C I Foster, fied Blaft & B Mayes, ¥ ¥ J H Falcon, N ¥ ady, = BL Bangs, Sacto 31 McKay, San Jose ¥ J Williams, San Jose W J Martine, Denver D Mogon & w, Sacto F B Moore, “anta _Clara 1L W Starr, Santa Clara W J Vautel. Medford, Or J Martin, Denver D Mason &w, Sacto ¥ # Moore, Snta Clara L W Starr, Santa Clara W J Vawtee, Medford W R Newlan, Pac Giove 3 R Oskes, N Y J ¢ Storm, Salinas G J Stodard, Petaluma Mrs M Mason, 8t Louis E Brunuer, Sacio C A Starr, Portland 3 P Davidson, Salinas W E Pars<more, S Jose Miss E Mason, St Louis A W Walker, Willows W E Duncan. }-ed Bluff Siss M Duncan, R Bluff G W Ashley, Stockion R McComas, San Jose Miss H McComus, Jose S V Tratton, Watsonville H Dalton, Marysville C H Cusick, Albany Mrs N E Kofod, Cal_ A B Mitchell, Guatemala P A Stanion, Los Ang Miss E Lincoin, Gtemala C Pereira, Guatemala Miss A Lincoin, Gtemala W Biand, & w, Plerville F Robertsond&w, Victoria, SAN FRANCISCO “‘CALL.™ BUBINESS OFFICE of the San Franclsco CALT— | 710 Market sireet, open unul 12 o'clock every | mignt in the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corner Clay; open until 9:30 o’clock. 839 Hayes street, open uguil o'clock. 616 Larkin street: open until 9:30 o'clock. SW, cormer Sixteenth and Mission streets; apen antil 9 o'clock. 13248 Mission street; open untll 9 o'clock. 2618 Misslon street; open untll 9 o'clock. 167 Ninth strect; open until 9:30 o'clock. 1505 Polk street; open untll o'clock. NW. corner Twenty-second and Kentucky streets: oven till § o'clock- MEETING NOTICES. YERBA BUENA LODGE OF Perfecuion No. 1-Stated meeting THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, September | 8, at 8 0'ciock. GEORGE J. HOBE, Secretary. THE VETERAN ODD FEL- | &2 lows wil visic Ophir Lodge No {171, L O. 0. F., FRIDAY EVENING, == Ny | Sept. 8 1897, © All Uda Fellows are 2NN~ | cordially invited to be present. | D. PEABODY, Noble Grand. iULAR MEETING OF FITUATIONS WANTED—Continnea. OUNG LaDY, RECENTLY FROM THE East, desires & housekeeper’s place: no objec- tion 1o courtry; hotel or wiower’s home pre- ferred. 821 Mission st., room 8. HELP WANTED-Continued. (JEBMAN OR SWEDISH COOK, $30; GER- 7 man second girl, $25: 10 housework giris, city and country, $20 to'¥25: 8 young girls to assist, $10 10 815. '3 IS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. Y QUNG FRENCH WIDOW OF SOME EXPE- rience wants a permanent place as houseseep- er; dty or country. 12433 Geary st., room 4. OUSEWORK GIKLS—SAN MATEOQ. $20; Fresno. $20: Sonoma, $25: Alameds, $20% Oakland, $15. MISS GULLEN, 323 sutier st. YQUSG WIDow WISHES POSITION AS ERMAN OR FRENCH SECOND GIRL, $25. MISS CULLEN, 523 Sutter s HELP WANTED-Continued. (¢ WAITERS, CITY, $20 AND ROOM, 3 WAIT. ers, $35, city: yonng man to learn waiiing: 2 waiters, country, $25 and room: 3 walters, city, $25 and room: walter, country, $30 and room. MARTIN & 0., 749 Market st. ISHWASHER. CITY, $25; 3 DISHWASH- ers, $20 and room: 7’ di-hwashers, $15 and T0Om; cOoks; helper: dishwasher, $4 a weex: 6 dishwashers, couutry hotels; etc. MARTIN & €O, 749 Market st. BUSINESS CHANCES. $1400. EOTELIN A LIVELY COUNTRY + town; 30 rooms well furnished; old established house:. rent only $50 per mont! ing a profitable business; house aiways filled S §004, steady - patrons, aiso well-paying. transient LESs, 5 Fourth st. business. 45(), SALION O OXK OF THE RE-T DU, streets, one block north of Market; well fitted: doing a fine business; worth $800, M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. housekesper. Call 203 Powell st., room 1. OUNG WOMAN WISHES SI1UATION AS housekeeper. 1118 Market st.. room 21. OUNG WILOW, SITUATION AS HOUSE- Ykeepsr for widower; will do plain mending. 1086 Fourth st., room 2. Y OUSNG WIDOW, STRANGER, WISHES TO make herself genersily useful. Room 5, 228 Mason st. EFINED SOUTHERN LADY WISHES Po- sition as housekeeper for widower: must pay #2510 $55 per month for Al housekeeper. 105 Grove st. RS, E. BAL) WIN, PLAIN S| mending; satisfaction guaranteed. 7, first floor, 969 Mission, corner Sixth. 615 LAKKIN_BRANCH OFFICE Of THE ING AND Call room EAT NURSEGIRL, $15. MISS CULLEN, 328 Sutter st. AIIRESS; $18 PER MONTH; BSLEEP home. MISBCULLEN, 323 Sutter st EFINED GERMAN MAID AND SEAM- stress: $25. MISS CULLEN, 823 Sutter st. OUNG GIRL TO ASSIST: $10. MiSS CUL- LEN, 323 ~utter st. OMAN WITH A CHILD; $15 MISS CUL LEN. 828 Sutter st. J UEBSE: $10. MISS CULLEN, 323 SUTTER street. PSTAIRS GIRL, SMALL FAMILY, $20: German second gir), city, $20: second giri for country. see party here, $15. C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. CALL Subscripiions and wanc ads taken. RESSMAKER; CUTS BY THE TAILOR system: dresses made Over: IRL FOR HOUSEWORK: 2 IN FAMILY: T Fresno: $20: see party here. C. R. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. fic_guaranteed; 8150 perday. G. o L, box 140, CallUffice. lfUU.\G LADY OF FREMNCH DESCENT wants a permanent place a3 huusekeeper; ho- tel or widower's home preferred. Kooms 10 and 11, 122 Post st, XPERIENCED YOUNG GEKMAN GIRL wauts & managing housekeeper’s place; city ¢r country; widower's home preferred. Room 8, 207 Post st. 7OUNG ~OUTHERN LADY WISHES POSI- tion as housekeeper; city or country. Call 284 O'Farrell s, rooms 4-5. TTENTION, LADIES — FIRST-CLASS dressmaker wounld llxeuevznlzng I:Dtk ll“hno'ge; cuuing and fitting st §3 50 & sulc Lomm! wha 3383"!‘wenly-lonnh st., who will call 02 you .. the evenin SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harris,15 Graotay EAD WAITRESS; NO SUNDAY WORK. C. E. HANSN & (0, 108 Geary st. HECK WAITRESS; $6 WEKK. C R. HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ADY’S MAID: CITY; $20. C. R. HANSEN &C0., 108 Geary st. F§1NCH NURSEGIRL, $16. . R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. OUSECIRL, $25 SMALLFAMILY; HOUSE- girl, 2 in family, no washing, $20; cook, $30; secona girl, $15: “girl, light work, $15. MRS, NORTON, $15 Sutter st. ANTED — COMPLTENT WOMAN WITH city references to assist in care of 2 children: Protestant preferred: wages $20. Apply between land 2 P a0 at 2808 Jackson st. W XPEHIJENCED OPERATORS ON FLANNEL X% shirts and underwear at GREENEBAUM, WEIL & MICHEL'S, 531 Mission st. HINESE & JaPAnksk; 317D 20 YEARS: Chelp:mLmnm 1997 BRADLEY & Cu..640 Clay UNTER & CO.. CHINESE AND JAPANESK emp. otlice, 6141/, Caifornta st., tel. main 231 i AND JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT VHINE MEN office; best help. 41434 O'Farrelt. Tel K. 426. come charter mem bers are invited to attend. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, | watches, Jewelry, sealskins. Uncle Harrls, | 15 Grant ave. I} Caledonian Ciub THIS Vg EVENING, 'eioc tish Hall, = = = = g Tl ain o S il e JAPANESE KaPLOYMENT LUAEAU, 709 | “Jas. H. DUNCAN, Sec. D. B. McNEILL, Chief. eary st. Tel. Sutter 2125. | = — = = NOTIC A MEETING OF ENGLISH- TLEMAN S[’Ef\Kl\O AND WRITING ! @ap»-kmz bakers will be held SATURD \Y | German, Spanish. Freach and English wishes | KVEXING, September 4, al Tuetonlc Hall, cor. | POsition as' officeman or salesman: moderate | Ninthand Howard sts. 'ali bakers wishing to be- | 8alary. Address A. B., box 44, Cali Office. | ANTED-GIRL FUR GENERAL HOUSE- work; must be £00d cook. 114 Devisadero st.. near Haight. W LLLING CLEAN GIRL TO ASSIST WIIH housework: wages $12. 1817 San Antonio ave, Alameda. TH — YOUNG GIRL FOR i German preferred; $10 a OUNG GIRL: GENERAL HOUSEWORK: 2 in tamily; references; $12. 2042 O’Farrell st. ANTED—)OUNG LADY WAITRESS AT 136 Second st. W HOLESALE HOUSE OR OTHERWISE BY energetic, carefui man, used to work; account- ant if necessary permanency more desirable than high salary. Addiess k. F., box 19. Call T AND BEST IN AMERICA—~ | TH KLY CALL, sent to any address | in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, | postaze tree. | SPECIAL NOTICES, ARE CLOSING THEY goods, corsets, hosiery, OUT DKESS underwear, bed- | spreads, towels, tablé-covers, laces, embroidery, | linings, trimmings, vellings, etc., very cheap at | Pioneer Dry-Goods Store, 105 Fifth st MRS. DR. FISH, 3615 GEARY, ROOMS 1 and 3; electrician; alcohol Turkish baths; without a rival. MME. MIKANDA, ELECTRIC AND vapor baths. Room 31, 1122 Market st. $1 50, 25 VIS~ 100U BUSIN ESS CARDS 2 | wmngcuds 26c. HILL, 2214 Geary st PAINTER, GOOD TINTER AND PAPER- " hanger. wishes to work for house-owners, by Cay or by job; sauisfaction guaranteed. P. T., box 17, Call Oflice. 00D, STEADY MAN WITH EXPERIENCE on cake and pastry wauts position as helper: city or country. . C., box 99, Call. JARDENKE; MIDDLE-AGED SINGLE MAN would like & plsce in a private family. Ad- dress L v. ., box 77, Call Office. 100D ALL-ROUND ECONUMICAL STRICT- 1 1y sober cook wants a steady joo, or will go in partnership. Address Cook, box 23, Cail Office. POSITION WANTED A8 WAITER, BAR- tender or driver by steady man. 31 Freelon st. JPIEST-OLASS GARDEN Kk WANTS €TTUA: tion: understands care of horse and carriage; more for a home than wages; best references. F. B., box 63, Call. BAD 1 S EJECTED FOR g4: | collections : city or country. Pacifi | Collection Co., 41 w*.. room 6 tel. B5RO. SITUATIONS WANTED-1 EMALE. QWEDISH HOUSEWORK GIR O last place: good cook; $15 to countrsy. Apply MRS, NORTON, 2 YrARS $20; eity or 315 Sutter at. ANISH FIRST-CLASS COOK: 6 YEARS' references from last piace: American and Ger- man cooking; city or country. MRs. NOKTON 316 Sutter st. {MPLOYMENT OFFICE—MRS. LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. (tel. Main 53832), furnishes best ITUATION BY JEWISH YOUNG MAN meny years' experience in clothing line; small wages; best references; 4 weeks’ services gratis. (. L., box 123. Call. 00D HANDS ON VESTS; ALSO APPREN- tice; steady work. 6414g.Stevenson st. Youse GIRL AEOUT 16 FOR_LIGHT housekeep ng: small wages. 724a Green st G< OD FINISHERON COATS, $9 PER WEEK. 812 Brisa st., Uakland. YOUNG GERMAS GIRL FOR GENEKAL housework. 19 Dikeman place, off Mason si. W AlLEEss WANTED AT THE MODELRES- tanrant, 121215 Poik st.: call early. 100D VESTMAKER; ALSO AN APPRE. tce. Apply immediately, 8 Eddy, Toom 1 LDERLY PROTESTANT WOMAN, FEW hours Frid ays or Saturdays. 410 Capp st VW OMAN To DO LIGHT HOUSEWOLK AND attend children. 621 Fourth st., Oaklund. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Hurris, 15 Grant av. W ANTZD—LADY TO i EARN DRESSMAK- ing and assist in Iight housework; good home for rignt party. Address, stating age, D, K., box 117, Call Oftice. OUNG GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK and cooking. Call forenoon, 1628 Sutter. ANCH FOREMAN WANTS S8ITUATION: i8S practical farmer and _fruit-grower; long ex- perieuce in this State: good references. Aadress Californian, box 16. this oftice. TUUNG MAN W SITUATION: ANY kind of work; city or country: understands horses, cows and garuen; can furnish references. Address J. A. MACDONALD, 214 Third st. RESESCTABLE MABRIED MAN, 3, DX- sires position; collector or driver: is hobest, sober; speaks German and Euglish; best of refer- ences. A. S, 934 Howard st. (3BBMAN GIRL FUR. BOUSEWOGRE, §16. 1803 Devisadero st., cor. of Bush. VIRL FOR HOUSEWOHRK. APPLY BET. 9 and 12 at 2114 Gree.: st. RANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL 167 Nlatd sl: want ads and subscriptions taken. IRL OR MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO AS- sist in kitcuen. 2% Devisadero st. help of all nationalities. W ANTED-—OCCUPATION BY LADY WHOSE ! husband is in Alaska; sews well by hand or machine; excel ent coo< and housekeeper; highest | references. Address W. O, box 8, Call Otfice. 5 WOMAN WISEES A SITUATION l to do gene housework; good cook and laun- dress: foud of children: e or short distance in country. 271 Fourth st., over flo:ists. '\"EA! SWEDISH GIRL DESIRES SITUA- AN “tion as cook or to do gencral housework in American family: has firsiclass reierence. Ad. dress A. B., box 50, Call. N WISHES WORK BY k or month: is good cook and 0 objection to short distunce 1n coun- olsom st. the laundress: {uy. 818 Y oux, RACTIVE LADY, STIAN- ger, desires a place as housckeeper: no objec- tion to short distance in country. 120%e Geary 8t., room 2. ELIABLE GIRL WISHES PLACE FOR scneral housewotk; good couk; 1.0 objection no cards. ' Call for M. U, 530 kighth | st., Oakland. | TTNGLISH MA~ON'S WIDOW WOULD LIKE | light empioyment: or dau, T 20 to mind child: can piay plano. Apply & h st. JASTERN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO | Ji'35" general housework; understands piain | cooking. Call at 1031 Lagzuna si. (IRST-CLASS FRENCH COOK WISHES sitoation. F. A., box 9, Call. OMAN. 22 TO 25, LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- EFINED LADY ing: $9 monthiy. FRED, box 39, Cali. ness. After 10, MRS. BUTLEK,1170 Market st TOUNG MAN WISHES A POSITION AS night watchman; age 24: wages 8150 per FOR CUSMETIC BUSI- EARN DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY at the only school receiving the gold medal; night; city reference. Address Z E.. box 161, Call. Y SUNG AN WANTS WORK ON SMALL place in country: good ml kerand driver. Ad- dress Howard, box 143, Cull Office. QOB . INDUSTRIOUS MAN DESIRES PO- sition In the country as hotel porter or any- thing else where he may have home and small wages: good references. F. L. C., box 11, Call Ofnce, Oaklana. VARPENTER BY TRADE, HANDY WITH all kinds of tools: accusiomed to management of real property: will work reasonable. Address Carpenter, box 83, Call Office. MARRIED COUPLE, GERMANS, EXPERL- ¥ “enced in orchard, vineyard and farmwork; references. Address J. BRUHN, Veraalis, Cal EIGINEER AND FIREMAN WANT SITUA- tions in city or country; sawnmili, ice factory orlaundry; good reference. A. COHEN, Ocean Honse and Delaware ave. MAN AND WIFE WITH GIRL WISH WORK M on dairy farm ; butter and cheese maker; will rent dairy or work on shares. Cail 621 California. MARKKT ST.—BRANCH OFFICK OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions iuken. s GIRL WOULD LIKE TO DO Iight housework. Call for 2 Jays, 11 Lexing- , near Eighteenth st. | N AT YO [ok ton ave (NS E YOUNG GIRL WANTS A POSITION AN Yi'socond work in a Jewish family: #15 to ARDENER WANTS PLACE IN PRIVATE family; generally useful; un.erstands horses; can milk: moderate wages. Adaress P. M., 674 Sixteenth st, Kast Oakland. 615 LAKKIN-BRANCH OFKICK OF THE $20. Call 1051 Mission st. ITUATION WANTED BY A COMPETENT woman to do general housework; is & good cook. H. H., box 43, Call 00D COMPOSITOR WISHES POSiTION can give good reference If required. Call CALL: subscriptions an. wan: ads taken. INCHESTER HOUSK, 44 T MIRD ST, NR Market; 200 rooms. 26c to 8150 per night; 11 50 to $6 iree bus an r week:; convenlent and respectable; bhsgage to and irom ibe erry. patterns to order 25c. MCDOW ELL'S, 103 Post st. M| 03T CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: M "Winchester Honse, 44 Third st., near Market: 200 rooms: 2oc to $1 50 per night: $1 50 to 86 per week: free bus and baggage 10 and from ferry. NE FRENCH TAILOR SYSTEM, WITH IN- structions, given awsy each month. S F. Dresscuttiog Saloon, 916 Market st. NiaTa SI.—BRANUH OFriCK OF HELP WANTED-MALE. = MEN WANTED AT OUR OFFICE TO- {9 dav, such as: Working foreman for ranch, groom for racehorses, 100 men to pick grapes, 160 men, boys and women (o pick hops, 5 Iavorers for sait faciory near city, 4 rancn teamsters, $26 per month; 5 farmhands, $20: 20 woodchoppers, ~an Mateo County: 10 woodchopper ‘onoma ( ounty, tools and provisions advaiced: walter, coffee sa- loon, §7 a week: ranch blacasmith, $35, and many others. For particulars apply to W. D. EWER & €O., 626 Clay st. ANTED- ers for ~anta 6 5 month and found. Clay st. "RENCH SECOND COOK, HOTEL, $60: SKC- ond cook, hotel, $60; head and secoud cooss, same country hotel, 60 and $35: second cook %00d on short orders, country hotel, $35; cook, country restaurant, $40: night waiter, country notel, $25: 6 cooks, small places, $40, $30 and $25; baker and pustry cooK. hotel, north, $40. potwasher, hotel, $20; dishwashers, kitchen- Dhands, porters, bellboys and otbers. C. R. HAN- SEN & CO., 108 Geary st. PERIENCKED APPLE PACK- ruz Couty; long job: sare pay: W.D. EWER & CO., 626 HELP WANTED-FEMALE. address 11404 Howard st. “ IDOW WOULD LIKE POSITION AS housekeeper for widower or do plain sewing. 2H14 Sixth st., room 6. YELIABLE GiKL, WI-HES SITUATION TO L do light housework and cookiug. Address 305 Golden Gate ave. 7OUNG LADY, STRANGER IN THr CITY, desires a bousekeeper's place. 9 Powell st roow 8. second fluor. EFINED YOUNG EASTERN LADY wishes 0 do second work and sewing. Call 439 Minna st. OLORED WOMAN WISHES BITUATION 4s Jaay’s maid or chamberwork. 1008 Wash- ington s TENOGRAPHER, 3 Y KA RS' EXPERIENCE, wonld lixe position. S. Y., box 96, Call. JOMAN WANTS WOKK BY THE DAY washing, ironing and cleaning. 462 Jessie st. TOUNG 1 ADY WISHES SEWING IN FAML lies by the uay. 1 Alger place. 615 UMPETENT WOMAN WISHES WORK OF any kind by the day. Address 87315 Market. OUNG WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION as housekeeper, Address 126 Fourth, room 21. OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION A8 housekeeper: city or country. Room 15, 3614 Geary si. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONES, WATCH- es, jeweiry,seaiskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantay JPANISH YOUMG LADY WI~Hes POSI tion as housekeeper fcr respectable person: no outier need apply; no objection to child. 1105 ay 8 LAKKIN—BREANCH UFFICK OF THE CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. 7 OUNG LADY, RUS-IAN, WOULD LIKE A good place as housekeeper; no ob jection to stor distance in country: hotel or widower's home preferred. Room 2, 223 Post st. IRL, GREEN ST.,$15; GIRL TAYLOR, 815; girl, Lyon, $15: girl, Pacific 215; girl, Vallejo, Cal., $15; girl, Sutter st. $15; girl, Har- rison. $15: girl, Monterey, Cal, $16; girl, Ken- tucky st $16; girl, Webster, $15; girl, O'Farrell, $16: girl, Post. $16: girl, Haight, £15: girl, Sut- ter, $15. MARTIN & CO., 749 market st. AITRESS, CITY HOTEL $20 AND ROOM ; 2 waitresses, country hotel, $20 and room; 3 waitresses, Uakland hotel, $15 snd room: walt- ress to cook some, country. $15 and room: wat- ress, ety restaurant, $15 and room: waitress to assist cookinz, country, $18 and. room, free fare. MARTIN & CO,, 749 Market st. IRL, ALAMEDA. $25: GIRL, EDDY, $ girl. Jackson, $25: girl, Leavenworth, 3 girl, " - lameda, $20; girl, Buchanan, $20; girl, Broderick, $20; girl, O'Farrell, $20; girl Page, #20; girl, Ceniral ave, $20: girl Uciavia, $.0; elrl, Eilis, $20. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. M [IDLE-AGED WOMAN, KITCHEN WORK, Vi resiaurant. $15 and room; woman, assist in kitchen, small delicacy store, $4 a week; girl to heip in kitchen, Sausalito, $14 and room. MAR- TIN& CO., 749 Market st HAMBERMAID, CItY, $16 ANDL ROOM: & chamb:rmaid-, assist wailing, §15 and room: chambermald, to_ cook some. $15 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. AITKESS TO ACT AS CASHIER, COUN- try resiaurant, $20 and room. MARTIN & CO., 749 Marke. st. OLICITORS FOE CABINET FHOTO- graphy, see party here, 10 A. M. MARTIN & 0., 749 Marketst. » JEVERAL SECOND GIKLS; CITY; $16 A month. MaRTIN & CO., 749 Market st. TERMAN SECOND GIRL; CITY; $20. MAR- TIN & CO., 749 Market st. () HUP-PICKERS: skl rARTY HERE 3 . 3.: good pay. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market. 00K, SMALL DELICACY->TOREK, $5 A week. MARTIN & CU.. 749 Marke: st. MIDULE- AGED WOMAN (G kR M A N) wishes 10 take care of chila of 3 to 6 years, or attend sick or invalid lady: is reliable and trust- worthy. 327 rourth st., upstairs. VEAT YOUNG WIDOW uF LXPERIENCE wants s housekecper's place or will do plain mending. Koom 1, 223 Pust st ESPECTABLE YOUNG FKENCH LADY wishes to find a French or American family who speax French 1o do the housework: best ref- erences furnished if required. Apply 10 MKS. J. R., 1022 Railroad ave., South San Francisco. T OUNG ENGLI~H LADY, FORMERLY IN 200d circumstaices, desires u place as house- keeper: hotel or widower’s home preferred. 117 Eady st., room 1. INE YOUNG LADY, GUOD NURSE, wishes situaion with invalld i1ady; wages $25 amonth; inclose carfare. Add. J. J, 1505 Poik. TRONG YOUNG WOMAN WA TS WASH- ingor housecieaning by the day: reference. 949 Howard st. 61 LARRIN—BKANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL bubscriptions and want ads taken. “H CUOK, CITY, $25: 3 IN FAMILY. & Cu., 749 Market st. SECOND GIRL, COUNTRY. §25: SEE PARLY here, 10 4. ». MARTIN & CO., 749 Marget. (CALHOLIC WOMAN FOR KITCHEN-WORK in an institation, $15 to $20; waiiress, hotel, city, 815; girl sor chamberwors ana walting, plain hotel, city, $15: gir! for gencral housework, Wood- land, $15 to $20: girls for uousework and cooking, country. MURRAY & KEADY, Leading Em- ployment Agents, 634-638 Clay st. OTEL WAITRESS, $20: 3 GERMAN SEC- ond girls, $20 and $26; nurse, institution, $20; 3 couks, German style, $25 and $30; pautry- girl, 85 week; chambermaid, assi-t waiting, $20; inundress, ho el, $20, and giris of all nxtionalities for cooxing and housework in city and country. J. F. CROSETY & CU., 816 Sutter st. (F1BL80F aLL NATIONALITIES Tu F1LL vaijous positions. MRS LAMBERT, 417 Powell st. ] OCKSMITH, C11Y: PULISHER TO POLISH L/ steel, bras 0-horse ranch team- ster, $1 25 a d 8-mule ranch team- ster, 81 a day_and board; 3 muckers for tunnel work, $1 7610 82 adas; 3 gardeuvers, city, $1 25 aday; 20 laborers ~nd teamsters. §1 50 and $1 75 aday. C. K. HANSEN & CO,, 108 Geary st. ¢) NURSEGIRLS, $15; 2 R whaitresses, %5 n week and 84 a week: house- girl, small American famlly, $25: 8 girls, house- work. $20: 16 giris, housework and assist, $12, $15, $20. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. YOUNG MEN FKOM 18 YEARS UP, T U0 2155100 men not over 4b7years: all 1o bics grapes: loug Job: 75¢ & day apd board: reduced farc; for Fresno; we ship on the 4th, 5thand Gth. For particniars apply to C. R. HANSEN & CO. 108 Geary st. 7 () MEN TO PICK GRAPES: LONG JOB: §1 DU aday and board; reduced fare. Apply to C. R. HANSEN & CO., 108 Geary st. ©() MEN 10 PICK PRUNES AND ALMOMNDS 20 Rear city; 76c s day and board; 1ong job. G, R. HANSE N & CO,, 108 Geary st. ©)() BOYS TO PICK PRUNES AND ALMONDS 20 wear city: 75c a day board; long job C. R HANSEN & Ci., 108 Geary st. 7 Q MLN WANTED 34 O read careiully this 1: sters, free fare, $1 75 duy, raiiroad work; 140 la- borers, free fare, $1 75 day. rajlroad work: 60 saw- mill and woodsmen, free fare. $.6, $20: 20 shingle- bolt makers, $1 25 cord; 180 tiemakers for S. P. and S.J. V. K. R., ties 6x8:7 and 6x8:8 feet, tools and food furnished: 40 termsiers. city work. $175 a day: 60 laborers. $175. $1 60 aud $150 a day: 10 men or boys to pick almonds, Conira Costa Co., 815 and jound. fare 25c; 10 farmers, sume ranch, near city; 86 farmers, or- chard and vineyard hands, $:6, 326 and $:0 per month and found: 3 furmers and wives, $10, 856 and $25 per month and found: 3 choreboys; 4 milkers, $20: 3 buiter-makers: 3 choremen, $8 and $10: 10 meu to pick pranes, 32 per ton, anta Clara Co.; man to prune trees, see boss here, $26 aud found: farmer, etc.. $26: 8 ranch teamsiers, $26 and found 3 laborers for a city parc garden, $20 and found; 3 la- borers around sn instituioo, $15 sud found: man to help tiemeker, 81 50 and $175 a day: 5 Dbincksmiths, horseshoers. eic.: a'so 1 blacksmith helper; washer for & city stable, $30 and found; ali-round stableman, city, 835 to $40: 3 brick: molders, $250 a day: tool-sharpener, $3 a day ana found: well-driller, ¥4 a day and found: 6 3 walters; 8 disuwashers; head waiter for & mine, $80; ranch cook, and other places: 360 raiiroad men, free fare. MUKRAY & READY, 834 aud 636 Clay st. HEH URATE-PICKELS. WOKK IN PaCK- DD ing-nouses, drying- houses, wine cellars, aul grapes fruits, wine-bacrels, ete., o railroad stutions, and every other class of help (men ana boys) wai montus’ joos in Fresuo, ~olano, Madera, Tulare, Naps, Sonoms, Stockion, Santa Ciara, Contra Costa counties: wages paid, $30, $26, $25, $23 and $20 per mou. b and f0.:nd; come one, come all; any ooy can do this work. MUR- RAY & KEADY, 634 and 636 Clay st. ANTED—2 RESTAURANT WAITERS, £40 and $30; hotei walter, 825; waiter, coun- try, 8$20; porter, country hotel, $15; cook, chop- hotse, $35: cook, $40: kardener. country, §: others. ANDIE'S, 308 Stockiou st. TO-DAY. PLEASK : 230 2-horse tea 3 SOOKS, GERMAN STYLE, SKE LADY IN office early, $25: 3 second girls, $20: girl for houscwork, $20, San Mateo: nurse, child 3 weeks, $15. MKS. LAMBEKT, 417 Powell st ANTED — DISHWASHEK, $25: ‘washe:, $25: vegetabie-man, $20: di. coffee-house, $20; dishwasher, etc. ANDRE'S, 308 Stock.on (UOK, COUATRY, 340 AND ROOM; COOK, room: cook, $7 & week, MAKTIN & CO., 749 Market st. HOP-PICKERS; SEE PARTY HERE AT 3 749 Market st. AN AND WIFE, RANCH, $35, ETC. MAR- LABORKRS, CITY, $35. BOARD, EIC. MARTIN & CO., 749 Market st. NS, i Matee at NIHN TO (LEAR LAND, $20 PER ACRE. RANCH-HANUS, $20, B! C ; SEE PARTY here. MARTIN & CO., 749 Murket st. 40 §25"sna board: taliyman tor sawmill, $30 and found; erman gardener, tarmers and wife, steady place, $30: saloon lunch cook, $20 aud found: waiting and office work, country & CU., 608 and 610 Clay st. 1() LABORERS FOR WOODS, . $30 AND all winter's job: fare paid. R. T. WARD & CO., 608 and 610 Clay s and found; ladies' tafior, $25 to 840 a weok: choreman for resort, $20: farmer, 820; pruner, man about place, $15: 5 stonecutters, $2 10 83 & doy: tesmaters, 81 70 a day: 10 woodchoppers, rult-) t0 L. . CROSETT & (G, 628 Sacramento. ANTED—¥RY COOK, $40: BROILER, $40 and pastry cook, $10 a weck and Increase; second cook and baker,' country hotel, $40: head waiter, taurant waiter, $35 to $40: _dishwashers and oth- ers. Apply t0J. F. CKOSETT & CO., 628 Sacra- country, 835 and room: cook. cltr, $45 and 20 £ U i aay: eba par. “MARTIN & GO TIN & CO., 749 Market si. 6 APANKSE COUK, $30 AND KOUM. MAR. MARTIN & CO.. 749 Market st. GRAPE-PICKERS, 2 MONTHS' WORK, teamsters, §.0: hotel porter, $1o: farm-r and hotel. 315 ‘wine-makers, country. K.T. WARD board: 10 laborers for miil, $27 and board, W ANTED_F.RST-CLASS WINEMAKER.876 $1a day; German boy for grocery, $10 and found! 80 t0 $1 & cord. ckers and others. ADply t0 $45; lunch and dinner waitress, $20; baker country hotel; restaurant cook, country, $40; Tes: mentost. TOUNG MAN, $20. MISS ASSIST IN THE KITCHEN; ULLEN, 823 Sutter st. %35! SALUON BUSINESS: FIN - PLACE D9V, on Market street; old - estabiished;. in an A1 locality; doing a weli-paying sieady and transient trade: easily worth $600; appreviatedit seen.” M. LESS, 5 Fourth st. %400 TAILORING BUSINESS, Frw . doors from. Market: old established: more than value In-sight: must be sold at once; owner going to mines; it bears Investigution. 1. LESS, § Fourth st. $50 GROCERY ~AND . BAR, COuNER, « south of Market st.: big bar trad; well- stocked; cheap rent; see this bargain. 5f, LESS, 5 Feorth st. ®]925, BRASCH BAKERY: WEST b + Addition; 3 nice 1iVIDg-TOOmS: reny cheap: has a nice steady trace; good value ior M. LESS, 5 Fourhat.* 330 BAKBER-SHOP: 4 CHAIRS: [N « - Western Additien: doing a g0od profi- able business; sickness cause of sale. M. LEsS, 5 Fourth st $325, BEST "SALOON . O THE CITY £0. tront; opposite ferry: finely fitted up and doing big business; owper here b years; mus; sell. STENBERG & Cu., 632 Murket st. $300 DELICACY-STORE: GOOD BUSL + ness: 2 furnished: rooms; must seli, DECKER, 1026 Market st NEOF THE LEADING RESTAURANTS 1N Oakland; clearing $£200 monthly: owner leav- ing: bargain. ANDERSUN & CO., 777 Marketst. ROCERY-STORE FOR SALE'IN GOOD LO- cation: will gIve good lease: established for a number of years. Apply to T. P. KIORDAN, 633 Market st. OTEL AND BAR TO RENT AND FURNI. ture for sale: hotel 50 rooms; in Potrero, near Unlon Iron Works: Address U. L, box 95, Call. RELIABLE BUSINESS (BAKERY): WITH or “without route.. For particulars call 444 Hayes st. OUNG LADY WANTS GENTLEMAN PART- ner; small capitai. Room 2, 1203y Geary st. AYING HOTEL AND BAR BU. 88¢ Sneaps fixtures complete. 1626 San Sruno roa J AITERS FUR CITY HOTEL, $36. HOTEL GAZETTE, 420 Kearny st. WANTED; PARTNER IN SALOON. 650 Sacramento st., cor. Kearny. $200 W ANTED —SASH AND DOOR MAKER: must be competent to lay-out, machine - and finish work, aiso stick moldings. ~Address WIL- K1k, Mechanics' Mills, cor. Mission and Fremont. W ASTED_FIRST-CLASS CANVASSER ON custom shirts and clothing: good territory; estabiished trade. THOS. k. KENT, 597 Mission. Fouk £HORSE TEAMSTERS; COUNTRY; $20 and found. Salvation Army - Labor Bureau, 158 New Montgomery st., 9 A. M. VY ANE 2 ACIIVE AGENTS Ty CANVASS uew books: salary $50 per monib. Apply bet. 9 and 5, Monroe Co., 765 Murket st., room 5. (XPERIENCED MEDIC| LECTURER tor racific Remedy (ompany’s big tent show No. 3. Address P. R. (., box 0, Call. 100D BARBER WANTLD:; STEADY; T young man preferred. Cail about 10 A. M., 167 .~inth st. ARBER POR BATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 105 Fourth at. ENT TO TAKE ORDERS FOR PRINTING. AX 519 Filbert st "ROY TO DO ERRANDS. APPLY AT 618 Fillmore st. ANTED — EXPERIENCED KNIFE-CUT- ter. 1208 Market st TRONG BOY TO LEARN CARRIAGE biacksmithing; references. K. C.,box 125 Call. TANTED — CAKE-BAKER AS SECOND hand. 26 Sixth st. OATMAKER FOR COUNTRY. BiOS. & U0., 26 Sutterst. AN WITH $26 TO JOIN ME IN PAYING business. P., box 43, Call. ANTED—2 BAKBER-CHAIRS; MUST BE cheap. Chair, box 43, Call. ARBEKS, ATTENTION—A GOOD PAYING 4-chair shop on Marketst. Apply Call 100 ME> FOR FURNISHED ROOMs: 280 night or $1 25 week up. The Saratoga, 118 REISN N Sixth st. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris, 15 Grantav H. MURPHY—PLEASE RETURN BOR- « rowed tools without further notice to 1172 Church st. "QHOEMAKER-SHOP, CHEAP; GOOD PLACE; owner guing East. 1802 Bush st. YOUNG MEN T® GO SOUTH; LONG JOB; $20 per month. HERMANS, 637 Clay st RANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 N2 s.—Want ads and subscriptions taken. OATMAKERS WANTED TO WORK IN- side. 106 Battery st. MUNIGUMERY D1, BRANCH OFFICE OTHK UALL; WAL AdS Auu SULSCTIPLIOLS 6 [ 52 taken. ARBERS PROTECTIVE UNION: BAR- bers’ Association of the Pacific Coast; free em- ployment Uttice. S. FUCHS, Sec'y, 325 Grant ave. [JARBERS UNION—FREE EMPLOYMENT B'Burean, 5 ¥ourth st upstairs. L LESS, sec. ANTED—MEN TO LEARN BARBER trade; shops, tools. positions furnished: 8 weeks required. 5. F. Barber College, 1381/ Eighth, | ARBERS—GOOD-PAYING 3-CHAIR SHOP »"for sale: a bargain; sickness cause of selling. Apply 1o DECKKELMA N BROS.. 108 Ellis st. FOR SALE — BKSRPAYING 3.CHAIR. 16c barber-snop in Oakland. 841 Telegraph ave. OSEDALE, 821 ELLIS ST., NX. TAYLOR— 100 rooms, 26¢ night; $1 week: reading room CHEAP; GROCERY AND BAR AND + living rooms. - Apply 457 Tehama st. E 195 EBUIT-/S1088; vacvulll TRA D] & . horse: 2 wagons. Apply this office. ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCH- es, jewelry,sealskins. Uncle Harris 15 Grantav $15 TOUNG LADY (SMALL CAPITAL) WANTS gentleman pariier. 9 Powell, room 8, 2d floor. ¥ OR SALE—ENTIRELY NEW CAR BRAKE, track and ‘wheei brake, working independent of ench other: owiier is without funds to introduce e. Address FRANK BORGE, Call Ofice, Oakland. RINE CHANCE FOR SOME ONE WHO wants good business with comfortable ving in ; statlonery. cigars, news agency ; st a bargain; cheap rent.. D, box 124, Cali Office. 1 80(); EESTAURANT AND S FURNISHLD D « rooms: doing big business: must be sold this week on ac-ount of Owner going to Eu- Tope. Inquire Call Office. ESTAURANT: DAILY RECEIPTS §ib; selling on account of departure for Alaska, Apply this office. $50 GOOD BUSINE3S, WITH FURNI- - ture of 3 rooms; rent $15. 702 Larkin. ALOON, STOCK AND FIXTURES; MUST sell; make offer. apply Call Oftice. RUIT AND PRODUCE BUSINESS; CHEAP. Apply 423 Larkin s ALOON FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. quire 1791 Seventh st., Oakland. |JAKERY FOR SALE—FINE LOCATION; IN Oakland: with horse and wagon and nice family trade: oniy $500. Apply at Reld’s Home Bakery, 901 Sau Pablo ave., Oakland. RUGSTORE; COR. OF HOWARD AND Twenty-fourth sts.: sealéd bids close Sept. 11. J. N. FEATHEKSTON, assignee, 38 First st. 1) IN- V\HICKEN AND DUCK RANCH fFURS. LF, Kieventh ave. and Jst, ~outh ~an Francisco. $15 COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT FOR VU, sale; rent reduced. 712 Valencia st. (QOEPER RIVER, ALASKA—ADVERTISIR U has purchased vesse : “wishes 20 more men 1o join expedition: fare $.00, including 1 year's pro- visions; 1000 ibs. extra treichu ailowed free: nai's Sept. 10. For particulars address room 201, 528 Montgomery st., S. F. AKERY: CHEAP IF SOLD IMMEDIATELY; established 23 years; in large mining town: good trade: owners have other interesis. Address Baxery, box 60, Call Office. ALF-INIEREST SWINDLES, FRAUDS, etc.. prosecuted: ex-United States Attorney: oftices 91-2, 305 Larkin st., cor, McAllister: ad- vice free. FTER DKALING IN GENKKAL MER- chandise 20 years in this town I desire {o sell out and retire. Apply to WM. WADSWORTH, Rio Vista, Cal. OOD-PAYING HOTEL BUSINESS; LONG- established; half interest $500: whole $1000. * Address Cosmopolitan Hotel. Petaluma. $195 NOTIONS, SFATIONERY, BRANCH <9, bakery, laundry, 4 large rooms: bath- Toom and yard; rent $14.. Apply Call Office. $600, 28 = 5 Sipeseres « lisl utcher-shops In the city. B. B box 7, Call Office. 3 F $100 MEAT MARKET: GOOD BARGAIN. « Inquire 20 Hayes st Y UUNG GERMAN WIDOW WITH MEANS Ghoyould like & gentleman partner. Apply 111 PORTLAND AGENCY LTHIS PAPEK. IN- quire this office ora: 133 whird st Portland, ECRUITS WANTED FOR THE UNITED States marine corps, United States navy: avle-bodied, unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years, who are citizens of the United States, or those who have legally declared thelr intention to become such; must be of good char- acter and habits and able 10 speak. read and write English, and be between 5 feet 5 inches and 6 feet in heignt. For foriher Information apply st the recruiting office, 20 Ellis at., San Francisco, Cal. W ANIED_GET YOUR SHOES MADE To fi_ your feet ai the same price you buy ready- made ooes, irom 81, 82, $3, $4 and $5, at 563 Mission st., bet. Firs:'and Second. 52 MONTGOMERY CORNER OF CLAY— OZ{ Open until 9:80 oclock; branch otiice ot the Call: subscriptions and want ads. iaken. UUMS. 100 10 98¢ PEK NIGHT: 000 40 a1 00 per week. Orlenial, 226 Drumm st FLNEMEN'S CALF SHOES, $176: TO Ok- der, $2 50; half-suling, 25c up. 958 Howard AND UKDINARY sShaMoo | GAILOES wanted at LANE'S, 504 Davis, near Jackson. SINGLE ROOMS 100 AND 180 NIGHT, 78 and $1 week. Lindell House, Sixth and Howard. 4 MARKEL ST.—BERANCH OFFIC CaALL: want ads and subscriptions EW WALDO LODGING-HOUSE, 765 MI~ slon st., bet. 3d and 4th—Single room : per night, 10c 10 50¢: per week, 70c to $2: clean,quiet; spe- cial attention to_morning calls; open all night. LSHO, BOUSE, 86314 MAKKET ST.—ROOMS 20c. 25¢ to SUC 1ght: $1 10 §2 week. 1aken. 3000 S SN Wiy domegan: SRS than one-fourth their value; from B¢ to $2 562 Mission sk, bet. First and Second. . - O% HAYES o1.—BRANCH OFFIC THE CALL; subscrpuoss sud -: :"n: room 2 Uregon. A WESE'S NEWS FOR § CENTS_THR WEEKLY CALL. In wranper, for mailing. ———————————————————— LODGING-HOUSES. 99 ROOMS, ALL RENTED, ONLY. 23 rooms, sunny corner. 12 rooms. on Golden Gate ave., 14 rooms, on Fourth st Other bargains. H. Market. $450, 2510 HOUSE, 52 BEDS: RENT . $30; rooms all rented. DECKER, 1020 Market st. $2OO ROAD HOUSE; FINE BAR! MA . ing money. H. U. DECKER, 1 Market st 19 BOOMS: BEST LOCATION 1IN CIT particulars address A. B. (.. box 38, FURNITURE FOR SALE. R A A A A~ JURNITURE OF 5:ROUM FLAT FOR SALE, 4630 righteenth st., Castro cars. OUEHULD KANGE AKE THE BES® JOHN F. MEY KRS (4 947 Market st FURNITURE WANTED. UKRNITURE, STOVES ters, showcases. ¥ LARPLTS, €OU ANDERSON, 1121 Mark NDIANA AUCIION CO. REMOVED 10 19 Montgomery st.:hichest prices paid.Tel. Davis71 CARPET-CLEANING. 1.Y STEAM CAKPET-CLEANING WORKS: cieans, moves, iays carpets. G. h. STEVENS, Mgr. 38 and 40 Eighth st.: telephons South 250. HEN YUU BeCoME DISeUSTED WITH poor work send 10 SPA ULDING'S Ploneer Oace pei-beating Works. 353-57 Tehama sa: tel. So. &1 OT OF UNCALLED-FOR SHOES FROM L up to $1 25. 562 Mission st., vet. 1st and ,;d.u ‘WATTS, reliable carpet-cieaning,renovtg,slter- « atlon works, 413 McAllister. Tel. Jessie 331 ANTED TOLOLLECE WAGES DUK. ersaclerks KN OX Collcction Agey, ull;::’:‘: CABPETS CLEANED, RENOVATED LIKE new. J. MCQUELN, 453 Stevenson; tel. S, 228 RY ACME HOUSE 857 MARKET low Sixth, for & room; 2b¢ a Righi: §1 8 Wase T ADVANCIS CARPET- CLEANING €O, 402 Sutter; tel. Main 894 GEO. WALCOM, prop. ADIES " SHOES, SOLING, 35c; MEN'S shoes, soling, 50c: all repairing dons at halt the usual price. 562 Mlission st., bet. 1st and 2d. INCHESTER HOUSE, 44 THIRD ST, NR, W Market: 300 rooms, 25c a night; reading- room; tree 'bus and basgage 0 and 1rom the ferry. K. siuon wants . beeror wine 5c; 100 MEN TO GET BOTTLE best free lunch. 643 Clay. ANTED_LABORERS AND MEC r 10 know thai Kd Holktn, ‘Keno Honss propre tor, sull runs Denver louss, 217 Third tt: A58 iarge rooms: 25c per nigu:; 81 1083 per week. AGENTS WANTED. W ANTED — WELL-DRES -ED MALE AN female agents. 505 Larkin st 5 3c: KU . SAM- tel. Jessie 944. Stratton, 3 Eightn. ILEANING, 3c: LAYING. ples free; LEANED & KENOYATED LIKS nch; tei. South 36, Mackintosh & Co. B, MITCHELL, CARPET-CLEANING Co., 240 14:h st.; cleaning 3¢ & yard: tel. Mis. 74, J. Couxux‘s CAKP.L- BEATING WORma 833 Golden Gate ave. Telephone Kase 1ud WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—TO BUY SAND WAGON. APILY Toom 308 Spreckels Building, 937 Market 8t Ray Buiiding and Manufacturing Coiupany. 0 LXCHANGE—DENTAL WORK FOR Al bicycle. Ohio Dental Pariors, 80u Market st. GENTS WANTED FOR . Avaters: “poniiive ssharrasts SiERICATED also tonio specific_for all female trouble: DR. AND MKS. WhGENKR, 626 -".‘s'dv”."».'” e ROOMS WANTED. e W ANTED—TO RENT A FURNISHED OF- fice; central location: 1or 2 desks. Addregs PO1TER, box 73, Call Uftice. . LD GULD, GOLD DUST. JEWKLRY, ETC, O bought. 0. NOLTE, jeweler, 222 (’ Farrell. AW \BROKE. PHYSICIANS, K. C. C. O'DUNNELL, 1206 MARKET, -RES 2864 25t st.; diseases Of wOMED 4 sPeciatiys