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BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The situation shows no change.
CEEAMERY-Fancy. 27@28c; seconds, 25@26c
p h.
Fancy. 2S@25c: good to choice, 21@
2212c; lower grades, 1S(020c.
ChEESE-Fancy mild new Is ouotable 111z(0
12c; common to good, S1a@10c: Cream Cheddur,
1l@l2c; y Dung America, 1l9l2c; Western ll9
&c; Eastern, 12@l3c y ID.
EGGS Dropped again yesterday. Store Eggs, 13
9l4c; ranch Eggs, 15@l6c = dozen.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows
BEEF-First quality, 51a6l6c; second quality
4l2@bc; third do. Y12(@4c % ib.
NEAL-Large, 696c; small. 6d7c q n.
p ID.
LAMB-spring Lamb, 1919; yearlings, 7@Sc
PoRK-Live Hogs, 3sz@4c for large and 3M0
&C for small; dressed do, 5@6c o ID.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, I'LL, jan ?0.-For the first hour of
to-day's session the wheat market exhibited some
staying qualities. but after the expiration of that
period the weight OF offerings became TOO burden
some ana prices became weaker and dropped
backward. Yesterdays strength al the close was
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ket-st Railway, 4414: Is S FGaslight. 71sz $4,000
, r q n hallway Bonds, 10, 991s.
Street-SS0O0 Market-st Cable Bonds, 1913; $4,000
s z of Cal 6% Bonds lu9
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-$1O00 Ferries & Cliff Bonds IOe; 10 Pa
ciE Se Gas imp, ~; $4,000 AZ Bonds, 1914.
STREET.-THE Oakland Gas. 5l1A
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Higher quotations from Chicago and
LiVerpool gave futures another lift yesterday, as
VIII De seen by the quotations. and the spot market
ruled hrm in sympathy. Two more ships have
oeen taken for sydney, showing that the Australian
1emano stu keeps up No. l. 81 1114@1 1917
e GU choice, 81 i3s4@l Is o ctl lower grades,
StgI WIZ; extra choice for milling, 81 221a@
CALL BOARD SALES.
iNFoRMAL sEssIoN-10 o'clock May-l40O
Ions 81 10; Soo VI 1875; 100 81 1873. Decem-
REGULAR MORNING SEsSIoN-May-5OO tons,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN 1IvrRpoo1.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, ENG, Jan. 3O.-rhe spot market
is frmer at 5s 9d@5s 91ad. Cargoes are firmer at
2Ss Cd arrived. -
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter; Jann.
April, 5s sgd; May, 5s S14d
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG, Jan. 3O.-Consols 1914; silver.
3O3Ad; French Rentes, 1927 zoe. o
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares

Money on call easy at 3@4%; last loan at *
and closing offered at AZ. Prime mercantile
paper, 6@7% Bar silver, 671sc. Mexican dol
lars, 5o14c. Sterling exchange is firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 S714
for sixty days and "a ss14@4 sS1a for demand.
Posted rates, 81 sS@4 sS12. Commercial bills,
81 S6M@A ST. Government bonds steady; State
bonds dull; railroad bonds higher. Silver at the
rd
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

French Line TO Havre
NOMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH Eu
" River, foot of Mortonst Travellers by <EHeAn
this line avoid both transit by English railway sd
the discomfort OF crossing the channel in a small
boat New York to Alexandria, Egypt via Paris
first-class $3.50; second class $l16.
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. Rupe .......
80. January IL. .......
LA GASCOGNE, Capt. Baudelon ........
january Is, ......
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Poirot,
La BoURGoGNE, Capt. Ee a%eufry 20 ........-
RB- For further particulars apply 10 1900
A. FORGET, Agent,
]. F. FUGAZI & CO ing 1reen' New ork-
avenue, San Francisco 9N-''' -AoH'sOlAeAy
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EXCHANGE AND BULLION
EXPORTS OF WINE.

Exports of Wine from San Francisco in 1895
were IA ,S6500O gallons, valued at $5.7O6,OOO
against Is, 900 gallons at $5.495, 900 in 1884
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Z, 4ssc; Golden g. 414c lf-barrels, 14c more
than barrels, and boxes 1ac more.
n III hoP-Golden, in bbls, 15c; Black Strap, 10c
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SUMMARY OF THE Markets.

Silver unchanged.
Wheat very firm.
Barley, Oats and Corn dull
Rye advanced again.
Corn products higher.
Large receipts of Hay expected
Beans very dull
Potatoes and onions easy.
Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Eggs still lower.
Young Poultry firm. Turkeys lower.
Game steady.
Oranges and Lemons declining.
Provisions unchanged.
Dried Fruits and Raisins quiet.
Increased Wine exports.
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NOTES.
Andes is assessed Is cents
The weekly reports from the Gold Hill mines are

Andes is assessed 15 cents.
as follows:
SEC. BELcHER-on the 800 level the joint Bel
cher and Seq BeIcher west crosscut from the south
lateral ur1ft is out 255 feet the face is in por-
pnyry and quartz, the latter giving low On
Ie 10y level the work of opening out this drift is
sun going on. Have hoisted during the week and
stored In the orehouse at the mine nine mining
carloads of ore, the average top car sample OF
gross yield in bullion from the 80 tons of ore
crushed at the Brunswick mill last week was
LOS 90, the average battery sample OF the same
COZ. IMpERIAL-The JOINT Challenge and Inn
perlal west crosscut l from the surface tunnel is
OUT Isl feet; the face shows porphyry.
GROWN PoINT-The southwest drift on the 900
level has been advanced il feet during the past
week and is now out ] 81 feet. The face is in por-
phyry, showing occasional punches OF quartz Civ
ing ASSAYS of from SO to IS per ton, principally
eoId. me north drift on the eighth floor of the
|. Slope above the 700 level has been extended 81
feet; total length "a feet the face is in low-grade
quartz. Have started a raise from the east cross
cut on the HOO level, the preliminary work
having been completed. The usual repairs are
BELcHER-There have been hoisted during the
week and stored in the orehouse at the mine 80
mining carloads of ore, the average top Car sam
PIE or which shows an assay value OF S22 81 per
ton The gross yield in bullion from the 3S7 tons
OF ore crushed by the Brunswick mill last week
ore being $40 03 per ton.
The average yield of the Overman mine for the
week ending January % was ten tons of ore, the
average car sample assay of which S3S 6S per
n TOD he ore came from the north drift on the
The official letter from the Bodie Consolidated
mine for the week ending January 25 says: "East
crosscut from north drift 200 level was extended
feet; face is in porphyry. North drift from above
crosscut was extended feet; have feet of low
grade quartz in the face. South drift from the
same CrosScut was extended 10 feet, and the
quartz IN the face is 10 inches wide. East
from Giidea vein 800 level extended Is feet;
the face is in porphyry. Upraise from the south
DRIFT from the above crosScut was extended 19
feet; the face Is in porphyry, with some seams of
quartz. South drift from east crosscut from south
drift on the 800 level was extended 10 feet; the
face is in porphyry."
In the Mono mine the east crosscut from the
south drift 400 level is in hard porphyry.
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RECEIPTS OF INTERIOR PRODUCE.
FOR "a HOURS
THE STOCK MARKET.

Beyond little rally in Utah, which sent the
price up to Is cents on liberal transactions for this
STOCK, there was nothing new
IL is reported that some good indications of ore
nave been encountered in the tunnel on the sur
race The Utah Consolidated mine, which
s.arteu rev weeks ago. At the annual meeting
wednesday the secretary's financial statement
showed credit of $21O7 At. superintendent
lyman is In favor of reopening the old surface
tuhnei, starting at point little north OF the
n ; holstlng-works building and running west
CITY therefrom toward the prominent surface crop
pInss Wnlch are visible all along the mounan-top
Hon the Sierra Nevada Company $ claim past the
~ nods I Unit OF the Utah Companys claim. H
Is auviseu mat this west tunnel was advanced west
certain olsianc without cutting the foot or west
wel or the Comstock lode. He is also informed
enat TINS west tunnel passed. through narrow
quartz streaKS that gave low assay value, and
that very little prospect work has been done
through TINS surface tunnel. With Two miners
employed this tunnel can be reopened, track laid
ana put In good working order without any great
outlay of money,
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

(Via SausaIito Ferry)
From San Francisco, beginning October 81 1898
WEEKDAYS.
For Mill Valley and san Rafael: 80, 9:l5 II on
A. N: :45, 3:45 515, $50 p NJ ON
San Quentin-7:3O, 9:15 A. N: l:4b 6:lbP
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays Wedna.-
Gays and Saturdays at IL 80 p NJ
SUNDAYS.
For MIL valley, San Rafael and San Quentin
800 1900, II 80 a. NJ; 80, 300, 80. @s.IS
Pm. *Does not run to San Quentin
THROUGH TRAINS
g:SO A. M. weekdays-Cazadero and way stations.
30 p NJ Saturdays-Tomales and way staiions
e'Vv A. NJ Sunaays-PoinI Reyes ana way atatiopA
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
REeULAR MORNING SESSION COMMENCING g. 80.
200 Alpha .2030O Point. 20 100 Savage. 81
200 & b.. .S7l 100 & C.....512O 5 Nev....47
200 $4,000 HAN. .l.25300 Union GAO
400 Bullion. 81 100 Mexican. 63 200 Utah IL
200 Challnge..3925O Mono. ....l6450 ......... 10
100 CC&V.2. 100 Occidtl.. 1U5 800 ..........14
100 Conf. i .05ll50 Ophir.. 40l
AFTFRNooN sEssIoN-2:SO
200 Andes. ....l9 100 & c. ..51l2OO Savage. .s1
100 & b.. ST 100 HIN ....l.25l200 Nev....47
300 Bodie. -. 80 100 Mono 49,. ST. 90 Union Al
200 CC&V... 2.40 so 0ccdt.. LOS 800 Utah Ia
1OO .245l 80 Ophir. lao SO Is
500 Crown Pt.22l so .........3.46l0 100 Jackt. AT
200 ExchQr..O6
Following were the sales in the Pacific Stock
Board yesterday:
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LEAVE FROM NOVEMBER 20 1879 = AEHlEa
6:30A HavIvaTi5 Niles and WAY Stations. 1O:I5A
7:OOA Atlantic Express, Ogden and East. o'AoF
''O"A DG mento and Redding Via Davis 7:I5r
'i to9a and Santa Rosa. 6:I5P
6:3OA Miles, San Jose, Stockton, lone
Sacramento, Marysville Red BluR
ss:30A Peters and 6Ilton.................. +7;I1P
0:0OA San Le2ndro, HayTards & Way Stns 11:40A
5000 Los Angeles Express. Raymond,
(for Ycscnaitc) Santa Barbara
and Los Angeles. ................. 4:49R
9:0OA Martinez and Stockton. ..,......-... 10:43A
IG:0GA S2n icaDdro. Edywcrtls and Niles I;99P
I2:00M San Leandro. Haywards& Way Stns SiaSf
5:00P Mics San Jose AID LiVcrmoro.... S;ioA
sI:G0P Sacramento River Steamers. 5000. FO:0OP
fI:30P Port Costa and Way Stations t1-15F
3:OOP San Lcanuro Haywards& Way StDs 3:s2P
9:O0P San Leandro Haywards NayStns 6'40P
4;OOr MARITIME, san NaInoS talelo
Santa Rosa ss'' =. S,IsA
4;e0R Benicia, Esparto. Woodland
6T nlsn and -s saor5mento .s' Ie.4sA
go 8tqetoa s 7:!s.
S:3OP New OrleaEs Express. Fresno, Bakers
field. Santa barbara, Los Angeles
Derning Ell Pasa, New Orleans and
East. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AS;AoA
for Moiaye aud Eass''..,.,+',.-. IO;45A
6:OOP European Mail, Ogden and liast.... 9=40A
G:OOP JIaywartls Niles and San Jose 80. 1;I5A
lz:OOr Vallejo i7:45P
5:OOr Oregon Express Sacramento Mars.
yille Bedding, Portland. Puget
Sound and East .................. lO:40A
7;OOP San Leandro, Iaywards& Way Sins I0:30P
9:OOP San Leandro, aaywards& Way st ps tfI2:0cA
TlO:05P I" Sunset Limited" Frecno, Los
and .................,...... sIss45P
|fII.IS7 San IeanLro ITayWards f Way Sins 7:15A
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THURSDAY, Jan..so-4 P. NJ.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, jan 3O-2p. n
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. asked. Bid. Asked
O S 4s coup. .I0S 100 U Is reg IUS 100
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RAILROAD TRAVEL:

sOUTEERN rAUIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFIC SYSTEM.)
Trains leave and due to arrive a.
SAN FRANCISCO
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

cTEAMERs LEAVE AsPINwALL ANaN
- fortnghtly for the West Indies ana Ge7honrSS
southampton, calling en- route az
France and Plymouth to land passengers. ,.h ~.
Through bills OF lading, in connection Nd MI treaS
Pacific Mail s. s. Co., issued for freight anu 'Ao"S
nre to direct ports in England and Germany.
Though tickets from San Francisco 10 as tpir3
Cherbourg Southampton. First class, @ISoi IN ~
aIesa. SCI go For further particulars Apply 70
~NSo' w. PARROT & CO., Agents,
3O6 California st
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.

From SAN FRANCISCO-FOOt Of Market Street tSlip s)
t7:16 900 l1:0OA.M. t!:oo 'so0 ts:oh
400 1890 %e:corM
From 0AELAED-Foot Of Broadway .6OO 500
1ooOAM. 1920 tl:oo .so3 $50 TOO
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SANTA CRUZ DIVISION Marrow Gauge).

ShHIA OltOA DIt toIoN lNIIION ohuSel.
s:I3A Newark CenteryiIle. San lose FELTON,,
Boulder Greek, Santa Cruz and Way
Stations. .......-....--...-.-...... O;S01
a2:I5P Newark, Centeryille. San JOSE New
Alnaden FELTON,, Boulder Greek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations. ................... sII:2OA
4:I5r Newark. San Jose and Los Gatos...: 9:30A
Way statoTs '..4 - '1 t7:2op
COAST DIVISION CThrd & Townsend $751;
0:40A San jose aud Way Stations (New
Amaden Wednesdays only, 800. 1:45R
s;I5A San jose Tres Finos Santa Cruz.
Pacific Grove. Paso Robleg, San
luis Obispo Guadalupe and Prin-
cpal Way Stations .............. 7=O5P
l0:40A San Jose and Way Stations. ....... 0:O0P
11:45A Palo Alto and Way Stations....... 3:3OJ
"2;3OP San jose Gilroy Tres Pinos Santa
Crtz Salinas, Monterey and Tactic
Grove ........................ sIO:4OA
s3'3OP SAM ose and Principal Way Stations 9:47A
*1;S0P San Jose and Way Stations ........ $1,000
5:3OP San Jose and Way Stations ..... sS:1SA
6:a0P San Jose and Way Stations ...... 6:35A
fIl:45P San lose and Way Stations. iz:45E
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A for Morning. P for Afternoon
Sundays excepted >. Saturdays only.
Sundays only
II Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights only.
Thursdays and Saturdays sSundsys and ThursdsyR
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TALLOW SOLO FOR WAX.
A Clever Game Operated by a
Recent Arrival From
Seattle.
Phil Unger Arrested on a Charge of
Having Obtained Money Under
False Pretenses.

Through the efforts of the Morse De-
tective Agency of this City Phil Unger,
who is suspected of being a clever swim
dIer, was arrested last night on a charge
of obtaining money under false pretenses.
AS far as could be gathered from Morse's
men, Unger came to this City from Seattle
about two weeks ago, accompanied by J.
A. Brown and lad, WHO claims to be a
nephew of the latter, and who gives the
name of Fred Brown.
1t is supposed the men have been carry
ing on their operations in a most sys-
tematic manner and on considerable
scale, their victims being merchants along
Front and other downtown streets who
deal in beeswax.
Unger called on Charles jacobson & Co.,
423 Front street, on January 10, and ex-
hibiting a sample of beeswax, worth from
25 cents to 81 cents pound, stated he had
about a thousand pounds for sale. A bar
gain was struck at % cents a pound, and
on the delivery of five barrels, the net con-
tents of which weighed 975 pounds, Unger
was given check for 1924 25 and gave the
firm receipt signed j. A. Baum.
A few days ago the firm sold these FIVE
barrels of supposed beeswax and was about
to ship them to Europe, when it was dis
covered that instead OF beeswax the barrels
contained a composition of tallow and
paraffine colored to resemble beeswax, and
worth about cents pound at most.
The firm at once placed the case in the
hands of Harry Morse, who last night
landed his man behind the prison bars.
Unger and the two Browns were found at
the Winchester House on Third street
but there being no evidence against either
of the Browns they were released.
The detectives discovered that they were
running factory for the wholesale manu-
facture of imitation beeswax at 936 Harri-
son street, and it is believed that quite a
number of firms have been duped by the
game.
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although in this case they know it would
be much easier to get the news than it was
from the new course.
Their inaction yesterday was greatly
due, too, 70 the fact that the Driscoll case
is now before Judge Wallace. Driscoll
was arrested on charge of violating the
ElIert ordinance prohibiting the conduct
ing OF pool-selling outside of a racetrack.
The defendant was found guilty in the
Police Court and the case was appealed.
On Wednesday last Judge Wallace stated
that he saw nothing more in the case than
was IN the messenger case which he tried
months ago on the same charge and in
which he awarded an acquittal. The Dis
trict Attorney asked to be allowed to file
briefs, which was granted, and the case
now Is pending. In the meantime the
poolmen are mapping out some scheme
by which they may get prom pt telegraphic
service, ana they feel confident of success
by tomorrow.
The firms doing business on Ellis street
have all closed their doors to the public
and have secured quarters in place less
conspicuous. Henceforth Hallinan & Co.,
Levy & Co. and Harry E. Corbett & Co.
will transact their business IN Annie alley,
narrow thoroughfare running from Eddy
street to Ellis betmeen Powell and Mason.
They have secured big abandoned stable.
This has been fitted UP with the necessary
stalls and boxes wherein to makes books.
Billy" Kennedy, one of the spectators
from the recently closed "Belfry," who
went to Cripple Greek, has been heard
from. He writes that the camp is more
than overrun by gamblers and sure-thing
men. Penniless men are reaching the
place by the hundreds every day. There
is nothing doing and the death rate from
pneumonia alone is one each hour of the
day and night.
Kennedy is very bitter against his old
partner, Joe Harvey who, he claims, is the
cause OF his having to leave California.
They were associated in the wheel OF for
tune at the Bay District track until Har-
vey decided he preferred to be unasso-
ciated. That wheel earned, according to
Kennedy, over $101, 900 in six months dur
ing which it ran steadily at the Bay Dis
trict track.
The Pacific Coast Jockey Club refused to
permit Harvey to run his game at the
Ingleside track
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The House of Lords.

Probably the House of Lords is the least
sentimental assembly in the world, vet it
is peculiarly susceptible to the authority
and magic of strong personality. On a
celebrated occasion Lord Lyndhurst re-
cited at enormous length all the black
letter authorities on subject. Lord Lynd-
hurst got his way, not by the weight
of his bIack-letter citations, which the
pastoral peers who swell out full-dress
debates could hardly be expected to
appreciate, but by the accustomed, yet
ever vivid, impression of Lord Lyndhnrst
on his legs. Thus, when Lord Salisbury
rises to recommend perilous success to
the cohorts he controls, when the House
''gives audience and attention still as
night" to the sequence of clear-cut argu-
ment and illustration, every phrase poi sed
to hair, every point piercing to the quicS,
the whole speech acting like oxygen on
the languid air of the House of Lords, it is
easy to realize the burden of responsibility
which personal ascendancy lays upon the
leader of the Conservative party in the
House of Lords.-Nineteenth Century.
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GOLDEN CATE BOULEVARD,
The Prayer of Property Owners
Answered by the Super
viSors.
Refusal to Accept Basalt.Paved Fol.
som-Street Blocks-No Railroad
Tracks.

The Street Committee of the Board OF
Supervisors decided yesterday to grant the
prayer of the residents along Golden Gate
avenue and recommend an order decIsr.
ing that thoroughfare a public boulevard
throughout its full length, thus forever
shutting out street railroads from LAYING
their tracks thereon, and making the ave
nue. the pleasure driveway for which it
was originally intended.
The matter was decided upon some time
ago, but as the time was not considered
ripe no definite steps were taken. Yester-
day, however, the matter was brought up
for discussion and the committee con-
cluded that there was no use of fur
ther delay and instructed Clerk Russell to
draw up an order covering the ground,
which he did in the following words:
SECTION /. That certain street in the CITY
and County OF San Francisco known as Golden
Gate avenue, throughout its entire length
from Market street TO Masonic avenue is
open boulevard upon and along which no rail
road franchise shall ever be granted and on
which no railroad tracks shall ever be laid
Sec. 2. No permit shall ever be issued allow
ing the moving OF any house along said street
for any distance whatever, and no house
moving shall ever be done on said street,
either along, upon or across the same.
Sec 3. No wagon, truck or dray, cart or
other vehicle carrying or reg gularly employed
in carrying goods, merchandise, coal, manure,
sand, lumber or other articles of commerce or
trade, shall travel upon said boulevard or
street tor any purpose or in any matter what
ever, provided that this article shall not apply
TO vehicles carrying goods, wares and mer