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RETAIL MARKET.
Richmond Livestock.

Richmond Livestock.
Hogs, top, heavy, $3.50 to $500 per
hundred.
Hogs ~ lbs, common and rough,
So 10 $50 per hundred.
rfogs. 200 and ESQ lbs. average $500
to $615 per hundred.
Choice butcher steers, $3.50 to
$4.75 per hundred.
Lambs. $3.50 to SIS per hundred
Calves 5000 to S65e per hundred
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Sales at l p. m, 549,S00.
New York money market 10 per
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CHICAGO MARKETS
Sharp Gain for Wheat and Shorts
Were the Chief Buyers in the pit
Trading, However, Was Not Great
In Volumc-The Corn Market Was
Firm, Though Bidding was Light.
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Chicago. April 4.-The local wheat
market was firm. Trading, however,
was only moderate IN volume, with
shorts the best buyers. May opened u
q Csc to va 1ac higher and sold up to
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Cattle.

Good to choice steers, l.
900 lbs. and upward. :. $3.50 5.1o
Common to medium
steers, 1900 lbs. and
upward ............... 5000 $50
Helfers-
Good to choice ....... 1850 Ats
Fair to medium ....... $3.50 Ais
Cows
Good to choice ......... $3.50 45O
Fair to medium .......... 3.35% 3.65
Bulls
Good to prime .......... $3.50 4.25
Fair to medium ......... $3.50 $50
Calves
Common to best veal 80. 1000 6.25
Fair to good heavy ..... 100000
Hogs.
Best heavies, 210 lbs, and
upward $500. ....... .So.oVU o.ou
Medium and mixed, 100
lbs. and upward ....... 6.45@ 6.55
Good to choice lights, 160
100 to $50 lbs. ........ $500 6.55
Common TO good lights,
100 to $50 lbs ......... 6.40G 6.45
Sheep.
Spring Lambs ......... .$6.25@ 6.75
Good to choice sheep 80. 1850 500
Culls to medium sheep :. 5000 4.25
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
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Butter.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
By r. r. l,Hon,medieu

doubtedly be on hand all the principal
cars manufactured in this country"
Another piece of news which not
only pleased the dealers but also took
with the owners was the announce
ment made yesterday that work was
about to begin on the boulevard.
A. ]. Fry, the private secretary of r.
P. Shwerin, said yesterday that the
committee on building the boulevard,
of which Schwerin is the chairman.
has commenced work. He reported that
the contractors were getting their
forces on the field and that ground
would be broken the early part of next
week This work is done on the San
Mateo County end of the boulevard
The city end is being built by the
Parkside Realty Company. The realty
company has commenced work and
will push the construction as rapidly
as possible 1t is expected that the
boulevard to the Fourteen-m
House will be completed by spring
The fire department of Oakland
has purchased a Columbia runabout
for Chief Nicholas A. Ball This makes
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

Large fields of horses of moderate
caliber is likely to make the picking
of winners at Emeryville today haz-
ardous proceeding. Glass is lacking in
all six of the races. Como looks the
best of the maiden 2-year-old colts and
geldings entered in the first race. al
Lindley performed fairly well while
back. but has recently run poor races.
He looks like the contender. as the
others have shown nothing.
The second will be a high weight
sprint at five furlongs for 3-year-olds
and upward. Angleta. who went to
the post lame her last out. is the class
OF the race and will probably be in
better shape today. Black Sam, Mimo,
Yo San and The Skipper all look to
have a chance. M. A. Powell is a good
mudder, but has shown nothing in his
races here. The Skipper has a high
turn of speed and may not stop as he
did in his last race.
Distributor, Cock Sure, Chief Witt
man, Monte Lucille, Jake Ward Watch
full and Procrastinate are the horses
that demand consideration in the third
Procrastinate is fast and likes the
mud, but is said to be somewhat sore
Distributor will like the going and
with good boy up may be able to
win. Cock Sure has speed and was
bet on his last out. only to be beaten
at the wire by Chief Whitman, who is
also in this race Sound1y likes five
furlongs rather than a longer route
and will probably stop after going that
distance.
Banposars defeat of Sir Russell and
St Francis yesterday makes her look
the best of the bunch in the fourth.
Alma Boy should be right there, how
ever. and Crowshade will probably run
a better race than the last out. Tenor
dale might wake up, and Nina Gibson,
being a slow beginner, might find the
distance more to her liking than the
sprints in which she has been running.
If Miller rides Pescadera in the fifth
she may repeat. Peerless Lass would
have a better chance with a better boy
up than little Eddie Dugan, the stable
apprentice. Silver Line is danger
Gus contender Mechant has a chance
on his Eastern form. Bushthorpe has
been played to beat better youngsters,
but seems to be a flash in the pan.
Avonalis has been performing con-
sistently and should win the last race
of the day Burne1l is starting Nep-
tunus once more with the green boy.
Thurston, up: and although the horse
figures as a contender, the public will
hardly have the hardihood to support
him, although his owner probably will
have a big wager down on him. Dur
nell figures that he will get better
price by putting the boy up and is
willing to take the chances of a bad
ride Governor Davis and Baker have
been running we'll and will be right
there. Darthula was good mare in
the East, but has performed poorly
here. Fulletta ran a winning race her
last out, but had hard luck. If she
has better racing luck today she may
be a factor. Lucian is a fair perform
er, but will probably need the race.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
SEEKS EXPANSION
OF AMATEUR
ATHLETES

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-President
James E. Sullivan of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union will leave New York today
for an extended tour through the West.
Inc object of his trip is the expansion
OF the A A. U. and the affiliation of
.colleges' nigh and grammar schools
and outside clubs.
sullivan will attend the meeting of
the board of managers of the central
section of the Amateur Athletic Union
winch VIII take place at the Palmer
House, Chicago, tomorrow night. and
will make several suggestions for the
good of the work which is being car
ried on in the West. The tour will in
clude visits to Missouri, Indiana and
Iowa.
One of the objects of the A. A. u.
presidents trip will be to impress on
all athletic bodies the Importance of
schoolboy organization
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
ADOiYDnMhnY0S 80

The proposition of holding an auto
mobile show, which has been advocated
for the last two months, has assumed
favorable headway. 1t has been the
feeling of the dealers of late that the
show should be handled by the trade
and not by any individual or the club.
The latter organization does not care
to undertake the scheme. for IT means
a lot of work for the officers which will
demand an amount of time that they
feel they are unable to take from their
business. The club, however, is heart
lily in favor of the holding of a show
and will lend its moral support to the
dealers in giving the event.
The holding of the show by the deal
ers has turned the affairs of the Tour
ing. Club in another direction. The
Touring Club Is composed of number
of dealers. These have changed the
name of the organization to the Dealers
Association. This association will hold
a meeting this week or the early part
of next week. when it will form per-
manent organization and the old Tour
ing Club will go out of existence
The Dealers Association will first
consider the holding of the show. From
those who have discussed the plan, 1t
is more than likely that the show will
be given during the latter part of Feb
ruary or early in March. This will be
settled when the dealers come togetheN
After the show, the proposition of
road races will be taken up, and then
the short runs The outlook is the
brightest that the automobile has had
since it first made it's appearance on
the coast.
Fred ]. Linz, in speaking of the
,e~
to have a show. I have spoken to a
number of the dealers and they are all
talking of the scheme and want 1t to
take place. A committee is looking up
the trade and making preparations for
the meeting, when we will all come to-
gether. We will hold the show as a
dealers association instead of a tour
ing club, which is the same thing, for
the touring club is practically deal
ers' association. After we get through
with the show we will take up some
other schemes that only a dealers as
sociation can successfully handle.
J. w. Leavitt will put in all the
makes he is handling. He was keen
on the show proposition yesterday and
said:
All they have got to do is to call
on me and we will be with them in
doing our part to make the show
co.
The same sentiment was expressed
all along the line.
L. p Lowe, the chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Automobile
Club of California. was most enthusi-
astic over the scheme of holding a
show He said: II am glad to see the
dealers are going to hold show 1t
is something that should take place in
the city It will do a lot of good for
automobiling. 1t will interest many
who up to the present time have with
stood the automobile fever. 1t also
means a good deal to the buyer. for he
will be able to see under one roof all
that is offered in the market 1t will
be a starter in the show line. What
will be lacking this year will be more
than made up in the years to come. I
do not see that show, even at this
time, should not be up to the stand
ard. There may not be as many foreign
cars to be seen, but there will un-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
za WNNQ WrlQQ0u1l

the fourth fire department that the
Middleton Motor Car Company has sup
piled with motor cars.
c.. J. Heeseman and wife of Oakland
left for the East yesterday They will
visit the automobile show in New York
and also the big races to be held In
Florida after the show. Heesseman
intends to purchase a high-power rum
about while in the East
Secretary A. J. Fry of the automo-
bile club said yesterday that his Office
would issue a 1907 club book about the
middle of January. The annual meet
ing of the club Will take place on
March IL. 1907
The Royal Motor Car Company. that
builds the Royal Tourists. was recently
reincorporated under the laws Of the
State of Ohio. with a capital stock OF
$500. 900, and includes among it's stock
holders many of the most prominent
business men in the State of Ohio
Starting a few short years ago. in a
small factory and employing about
thirty men. 1t now finds need for over
500 skilled workmen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
SELF Government
IS IND|A'S CRY

CALCUTTA, Dec. 26.-At the opening
OF the Indian National Congress today
Dasabhl Naoroji, formerly a member of
the British Parliament, delivered an
address insisting upon the rights Of the
Indians, as British subjects. to govern
themselves. The speaker pointed out
that the Beers. whom the Indians
helped to subjugate, had been given
self-government. while India was still
without 1t.
He urged the raising of a large
patriotic fund to educate the Indians
as to their rights and for the carrying
on of the campaign in England. There
were more than 10000 delegates pres
ent. and the speech of Dasabhl Naoroji
was received with tumult of applause.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
Gossip of the Track

The splendid victory scored by DR..
Leggo in the Christmas handicap was
the principal topic of discussion among
the horseman at the track yesterday.
Proper's performance in the same event
came in for almost as much praise. and
the next meeting of these two sterling
performers in the New Years handicap
next Tuesday is looked forward to with
the keenest interest. Tt is unlikely
that the track will be anywhere near
fast even should there be no more
rain in the interim. Nealon, Sir Ed
ward and r ". Barr are possible start
ers in addition to the Christmas day
contenders. Borghesi is unlikely to
start unless track conditions material
Iy improve.
Jockey Horner complained to the
stewards after the finish of the fifth race
Yesterday that Jocky Chris Miller had
fnterfered with the chances of Prince
Nan by cutting over in front of him
in the stretch. The stewards after
hearing both sides came to the conclu-
sion that the incident had not affected
the result
Starter Jake Hoffman will arrive here
from Los Angeles on Monday and will
officfate at the Emeryville barrier for
several weeks, while Starter Dick Dwy-
er exchanges places with him. Dwyer
will leave for Los Angeles after the
races on Saturday. His work at the
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

barrier since the opening of the En-
eryville meeting has been uniformly
excellent, and racegoers have had little
cause for complaint of horses being
left at the post
Owner W. w. Elliott and his appren-
tice, Downing. have parted company as
result of a disagreement over ride
that the boy put up. The lad has been
returned TO the home of his parents in
Texas
The accidental turning up of the
number on the saddlecloth OF J. c. Glen
in the last race led to a demonstration
by the crowd in the grand stand when
No was dropped in the enunciators
to indicate that Glenn had won the
race. The number on the winners
saddlecloth looked so much like 1 that
a large number of the spectators actu-
ally believed that Rightful had Won
The illusion was heightened by the
fact that the colors of the two horses
were somewhat similar. Rightful fin
ished away back in the ruck, however,
never being prominent in the running.
At yesterdays cut-in twenty-nine
bookmakers hung up their states in the
big ring for a three days period. The
Owensboro Club, in which Jack Keene
is the leading spirit, was an accession
Barney Schreiber's feelings when he
saw Banposal win at 40 to 1 after let
ting the filly run with only a $50 bet
on her to show can better be imag-
ined than described. Schreiber had no
idea that the filly could defeat St
Francis and Sir Russell, and he put the
show money down as a matter of sem
timent rather than with the belief that
ne would win it, He held the flly in
his book, however. and beat the race
about $1,000 on that account.
The stallion Lucky Dog, a famous
racer which carried the colors of Burns
Waterhouse on Eastern and Western
tracks and fairly successful sire since
his acquisition by George c. Bennett,
has been donated by that well known
turfmen to Governor Vardaman of Mis-
sissippi to encourage the effort of that
State to improve The breed of horses
by the establishment of several stations
for thoroughbred stations.
David Gideon is planning to purchase
a French stallion of royal breeding to
head his new stud in Kentucky. He
will not make a purchase until he sees
an opportunity to secure a horse with
a SOOd record aS WtlSHl cdfIiSI anu
long distance performer
James B. Brady, owner of Oiseau,
Fountainbleu and other Eastern per-
formers of note, is coming to the coast
early in the new year for brief So
journ. He Will probably be seen at
Emeryville.
Yesterdays scratches: Bright Albert.
Lassen, Phalanx, Lubin.
Judge Pettingill is receiving entries
for the stake events Of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club next spring. Closing day
is Wednesday, January Q.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
TENNIS CLUES coMBrNE

ALAMEDA, Dec. 26.-The Alameda
Tennis Club and the Bellevue Tennis
Club have consolidated and after the
first of next year the combined organ
izations will be known as the Alameda
Bellevue Tennis Club The officers of
the new club are: President, ). w.
Morton; vice president, e. D. Porter:
secretary and treasurer, Edwin M. Otis: !:
directors-W. B. Parks, A. D. oliver.
j. W. Morton, E. D. Porter, E. M. Otis.
On New Years day two tournaments
will be he1d-a mixed doubles for ladies
and gentlemen and a handicap doubles
for men
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
SHIELDS ON wARD,s TR..I.

MARTINEZ, Dec. 26.-Jack Shields
of Crockett, who knocked ont
Jack O'Keefe of Sacramento last
week. is hot on the trail of
Fred Ward, the Vallejo favorite. for
match in Crockett or Vallejo for a
purse OF $500 and division of the
gate receipts. Ward intended leaving
for Los Angeles, but is considering the
match.
Shields has been fighting for six
months, has been defeated but once
and has knocked out such men as Adam
Muth. Jimmy Quinn, Kid Lafayette and
George Mitchell
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
NEW ORLEANS RACES

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2e.-Fair Grounds re-
suits:
First race, 1--WE and half furlongs-Toyboy
1:07 1-5.
Second race, six furlongs-Rusk won. Albion
Third race. one mile and seventy yarde-De-
bar won, Holloway second. Nutwood third Tirne.
1:44%.
Fourth race, FIVE and a half furlonrs. handi-
cap-Toboggan won. Meadow Breeze second. De
or0 third Time, LOG 4-6.
Toddington second, Gold Circle third. Time.
lib 4-5.
Abe Meyer second, Gold Coin third. Time
40 As.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
MRs. ROSA L. sEGUR DEAD

TOLEDO. Dec 16.-Mrs. Rosa L
Segur of Toledo died this morning
at Dallas, Tex. She was closely identi-
fed with the woman suffrage move
ment ever since its inception. She was
q close friend of Susan B. Anthony and
has held many places OF honor In ma
tionAl ana State suffrage -associations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

SIXTH RAcE-one mile and hfty yards; sell
Apprentice allowance.
Bob Kerns at the Auditorium

Business and professional men and
the public generally to whom the Bo-
quet at 634 Market ST. was e popular
rendezvous in other days will be pleased
to learn that Bob Kerns, who has been
In Los Angeles since the fire, has re-
turned and taken charge of the Audi
torium Cafe at S64 Ellis, near Van Ness
ave. This elegantly appointed cafe will
be run on the same high class lines
that made his old stand such q popular
resort. An excellent commercial lunch
served from II to will be q feature
of the establishment and IL sure to be
appreciated by business men,
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

Drugs don't restore strength: they
don't feed nerves which are weak:
they excite them, but that does not
help them, as the excitement must
pass off, and often they are weaker
than ever. They don't cure disease.
If you are weak you want
strength. Your nerves need new
life. New life is electricity. That
is why Electro-vigor, my new dry
cell battery, has done so much good
1t. fills the nerves and organs with
electric life while you sleep. You
wake up In the morning full of new
vim, new energy Keep that up for
a few months, and your trouble is
gone forever.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
corner Van Ness and McAllister st.
$3.50. $3.50. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
sUyKEN REEF LOCATED

HONOLULU, Dec. 26.-The United
States naval tug Iroquois has located
the reef on which the transport Sheri-
dan was wrecked recently.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

Newspapers in Berlin, not liking the
Ffenchiness Of entente cordial" have
adopted the German equivalent Of An
ggbsstrobuncent 4
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
Winners Appear
Difficult to
Pick Today
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

hy % ~ oSIlSI
First race-Como, AL Lindsey,
Sam McGibben.
Second race-Aaglcta, Yo San,
The Skipper.
Third race--Distributor, Cock
Sure, Chief Whitman.
Fourth race-Banposal, Alma
Boy. CrOwshade.
Fifth race-Pescadera, Silver
Line, Peerless Lass.
Sixth race-Avonnlis, Governor
Davis, Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
FREE TO MEN

CALL IF YOU CAN. I give free
test to all who call. Consultation
and advice free Office hours from
5 a. m to D. m Sunday 10 to IL.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27
Banposal Shocks Barney Schreber by Winning at 40
ST. Francis Runs Disgracetul Race
as a Hot Odds-On Fauonte
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

Decmb
C.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

barrier since the opening of the En-
eryville meeting has been uniformly
excellent, and racegoers have had little
cause for complaint of horses being
left at the post
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

Judge Pettingill is receiving entries
for the stake events of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club next spring. Closing day
is Wednesday, January 2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

on which w Miller was up. and st
Francis. the odds-on favorite. ridden by
Brown. raced out in front to the stretch
turn. where St Francis quit like
dog. Sir Russell went on, but Ban
posal came through the stretch very
strong and won in a drive by half
length Sir Russell stopped fast in
the final strides. st. Francis finished
z distant third.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-27

James B. Brady, owner of Oiseau
Fountainbleu and other Eastern per-
formers of note. is coming to the coast
early in the new year for a brief So
Journ. He will probably be seen al
Emeryville.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-26

Republican party stands for. and has
been loyal. devoted and true to the
people OF Rhode Islnnd and their in
terests. He is the only avowed can
didate or the Repubil on party Of the
state and he deserves for every raa
son 10 be returned 20 the senate See 10
it. my friends, that the delegation from
Newport and Newport county is solid
for George Peabody Wetmore
For the next two years President
Roosevelt should have tho unqualified
support OF congress
THE governor is perfectly able 10
take care Of the issueS In the state
The congressional candidate comes be-
fore you asking your Punrages on the
9Th OF November because ne believes
that the heart OF the state Is truly Re-
publican"
snbborn Says It's a Fake.
Hon. John y Slnborn said ne was
satisfied that Governor utter would be
reelected by the largest majority he
has ever had. lie predicted the cleo
tion OF Mayor Dyer to congress, and
that OF Senator George Peabody Wet
more lie advised all 10 vote the
straight Republican ticket and re-
ferred 20 the cry of the Democratic
party about Brsytonism by saying that
never before was such q fake state
ment put forth.
Robert : Burlingnme indorsed the
Republican ticket and stated that he
supported the candidacy OF Senator
Wetmore.