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Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15
CLINTON.

On Friday, Dec. 19, a supper will be
given by the High School Students
Association. the proceeds to be added
to the piano fund which already
amounts TO some over 800.
The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
basketball team fromA Colby College
easily outplayed the Clinton A. A.
team, rolling up score Of Al to their
opponents 13.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,
Runaway Proves Fatal.

Miss Lena Lewia of Skowhegan died.
late Friday night, as the result OF being
thrown from a carriage, early In the
evening. She and Mrs. George yelling
ton were driving when the horse became
frightened at a glaring electric light.
Both were thrown out. Neither was
much bruised, but Miss Lewia died OF
heart failure after being taken to the
hospital She was about 20 years old
and one sister, Nellie NJ. Gagne. and
four brothers, James, Henry, Allie and
Thomas. survive. The funeral will take
place. Monday, at st. Mary's church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15
HIIFRTA'S FORCE CAN Be
MADE TO 100000.

Mexico City, Dec. 14.-Replying to a
letter sent to him by the correspond.
ent of the Frankfurter Zeitung, Pres
ident Huerta said that if it should be
come necessary he could put into ser
vice Immediately more than 1000, 900
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15

Parcel post merchandise going out of
the British isles during the first half
of 1918 aggregated $40, 9,o0o, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15
FEpERALs REPULsE REBEL
ATTACK ON TAMPlCO, MEX.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15
TO UNITE.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.
CORD WOOD,

100 CORDS NO. I CORD WOOD,
birch. beech and maple. Square cut on
end and full measure given. L. A. Far
dec15d1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-12-15

4edNe incomplete the picture or JOhn
Fiske in the tiny alcove overtopped
by piles of books if did not recall the
beautiful face of a little child fire.
quently seen peeping from behind the
tones. My little comforter" the
great scholar called her.
DR.. Abbot, Helper of Others.
The characteristic helpfulress here
recorded of Professor Fiske and of
Professor Child was also pre-eminent-
ly true Of DIR. Abbott Even after he
ceased official connection with the Ii
hrary, he was indispensable there.
This world famous authority In Greek
Testament criticism was not only a
lover and student of books but a mer-
ry child with little children, laughing
and running with sympathetic glee
in their games. He was an enthu-
siastic lover of flowers. and even this
spring the bright blossoms will look
up again from his wild corner to
recall his memory. Some shy, wild
things there will tell of his Maine or
New Hampshire summerings; that gi-
ant cohesh or yonder white trillium
is perhaps from his New York col
lecting; those rampant yellow violets.
self-sewn even into the street, he had
saved from determination in a Cam
bridge suburb where now the mills of
industry usurp the land.
In Gore Hall Professor Abbott was
generous of time and learning and
one became familiar with his slight
elastic figure as he would dive un-
der the bar of Alcove IS 1-2. His quick
eye would readily discern the refer
ence for which he was in search and
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
HAY and FeedstufY.

Scott. Magner & Miller, in their weekly re-
view Of the hay situation, say:
arrivals Of hay for the last week were 5.531
tons last week 4 729 tons, and the preceding
week 4,055 tons. These receipts have been diff
heult to handle on this market. owing TO the
light demand, and the market continues slow.
AS prices are now approxima tely at the same
level at this time last season, 1t is quite
likely that consumers will commence their buy
ing for winter before long, IN which case
IL is 10 be hoped that the receipts will move
of more readily.
''The unsettled weather Of the last few days
has had its effect in the country districts and
growers who have been holding their hay al
abnormally high prices are now seeking market
with the Idea Of selling their crops at the pre-
vailng prices. We look for considerable hay
to change hands in the next few weeks in the
storage purposes. The rain of the last week has
done practically damage to hay.
alfalfa has been arriving from the river dis
triets very freely during the week and II has
been moving into consumption fairly well. The
interior sections still continue to draw alfalfa
from the irrigated districts, which, together with
the prospect Of lack of water for the later
crops, has helped to maintain the prices Of this
mo change to note IN straw. new crop not
being baled yet"
Feedstuns (per ton)-Bran s2Td2s for white
and s25. .506 26. so for red; shorts. s2SH29; mid
dlings s3fd33; rolled barley s28@29; corn
meal, $3663T; cracked corn, S36G37 chopped
feed, $19n23: evergreen chop feed S22
in car lots and s23 Johbing; oleake meal. 20 ton
lots s32 10 ton lots s32. So ton lots s33. small
lots S33. 50: cocoanut cake or meal, $23 for 20
and 10 ton lots S23- 80 for ton lots and s24 for
small lots: alfalfa meal, carload lots $3.50. job
bing $3.50; Eureka meal, carload lots S22 90
Hay (per ton)-Fancy wheat hay. s2o62l
No. l wheat and wheat and oat, Sls619: good
to choice do S15917; barley and cat, s15ql7;
S11913; alfalfa. s11@14.
Straw-45n95c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

NE lo5. Sc SO. sw 25, NV so, sw 80 NV
Margaret Kirschbaum to Niels J. Nielsen and
Of Hattie, W 25.oe. SLIP. q 25.oi. so.2o;
T. J. Rauer and wife to Roy Clark. lot in W
line Of Connecticut street 100 Of Mariposa n
25 by W 100 and two other parcels; $40.
Marie Bjerrie to Amelia Berry, lot at SB cor
ner Of Elizabeth and Castro Streets E 30 by s
Higiey II. williams and wife to Jean Carey,
lot in e line of Boyce street, 275 of Geary,
s 25 by z 12o; $40.
Of Twenty first avenue, 200 Of Clement, s SO
George r. chiossi to May Woodward. lot at
NV corner Of Hayes and Baker streets, IS
by w 121 1O1a: $40.
Eugene B. Hallett to Henry Hall and wife
lot in w line Of Seventh avenue, IT'S Of
George w. Prindle to Nellie Brown Clough,
lot at NE corner Of Twenty third and Valencia
streets. N 30 by p IS; sci 900.
In line of Thirty third avenue, ESQ s OF ANA
street. s so by 100; So
Joseph O. Stromsweld to Dewey Coffin. lot
commencing at point 153 SW of Fair avenue
and 14e Sc of Mission sw 25 by Sc 73:e; $40.
Same to same: portion of lot s, block 4, West
End map i; $40.
Joe Zero and wife to The Art Tailoring com
pany. corporation. lot In line of Broderick
street. IS y of Grove. % by 100; $40.
San Francisco Land ID and Title company. ccorpo
line of Douglass street, 30 of Twenty-ffth, n
so by W 100: grant
Charles Millard Edgerley to Lucelia May Ed
gerley. y interest Of lot in NE line of Regent
street 3eo,s NV of Wyoming avenue, NV 40
NE 80 T4:31. Sw s5: $40.
o John Albion MeInnis L, to Francis g. MeInnis
Of Twenty fourth. e5 by 80. and u of one
other parcel s240.
wife, lot in line Of St. Rose street, i5o W Of
Wood, w % by n 160; SO.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
General Merchandise

The market for grain bags closed the weei
very strong, with the tendency upward in sym
nathy with frmer northern markets. Larg'
operators inclined TO the belief that Calcut
tas will be selling at 1oc before very long,
Bags-Standard Calcutta grain bags, sAci Sar
Quentin, Slac; wool bags. 5o1ac for and 4sc
for y lbs: fleece twine, 95ac per lb; bean bags
T%MT%c per ID.
Oil quotations are for barrels-Linseed. CSC pei
gallon for boiled and Sic for raw. 5 bhl lots 1c
less. cases &c more Bakers AA castor, cases.
gallons S107. 10 gallons s1.o5; commercial cas-
tor. In cases. 9oe: China nut, cases 75@s5c pei
gallon; extra heached winter sperm oil, soc
pure lard oil, s5c: winter strained lard oil. Toe
pure neatsfoot oil. $50; paint oil, 4oG45c cocoa
nut oil, bhl lots. Sic for xxx, 7She for No.
and T6e for No. 2; small lots 21zc more, car lots
1c less.
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-Pearl oil, in bulk ec
In 1ee: headlight oil, in bulk Zoe, In eases
1fc Eocene, In bulk lie. In cases 1ec: Elaine
2eAc; Red Crown gasoline, in bulk 1819c, IT
cases 22l5c; engine distiilate, in bulk he, IN
cases 1415c; gas machine gasoline, In bulk BIC
in cases, 441kc: vsrnish makers and painters
nsphtha, In bulk 14lae. In cases Fl
Turpentine-In cases sic: 10 case lots lie less
drums and iron barrels, 5nc; Aroturns. cases 3oc
iron barrels and drums 23c per gallon.
Rosin-F. $T.To: n, $7.75; I, $3.50; VIC, SIC
per bbl of 2so lbs.
Red and White Lead-Rea. s6shc; white, q
gs15c per lb; do in and 10 lb lots, The and
TIC respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
WITNESS SMELLED RAGS
IN BINGHAMTON FIRE
Complained of Excessive Heat and
Odor Half Hour Before Fire
Was Discovered

BINGHAMPToN, N. Y. July 2s.-A
new trend may be given the inquiry
into the cause of the fatal fire in the
factory of the Binghampton Clothing
company by the evidence offered by
Mrs. William Whitney, one of the en-
pIoyes. who declares she called atten-
tion to the unusual heat in the build
ing at / o'clock and smelled smoke at
2 o'clock and called the attention of the
girls to 1T. The flames were discovered
at 2:30 o'clock. This would sustain
the theory that fire started In a large
quantity of rags stored in the base
ment.
The search for the bodies has ended.
the last being found outside the ruins
beneath a fallen wall crushed and
burned so as to be unrecegnizable.
The insurance companies have agreed
to pay life policies without demanding g
Identification of the fire victims.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
PnuIt~ md Game

For the first time in a number of years Of
ferings of poultry in the local market during
the week Just ended consisted wholly Of Cali
fornia raised stock. not pound being received
from the east California shippers, knowing that
there was a scarcity of eastern chickens, sent
In large consignments but they made the mis-
take of overlooking the market with small and
medium sized Leghorn hens. These small hens
were weak as to values. with sellers urging
them for sale at $4645 so dozen. while BUYERS,
as a rule, demanded concessions Everything
else IN the chicken line found prompt sale at
satisfactory rates and the market was bare Of
desirable stock at the close Yesterday. Three
cars Of eastern chickens including two that
were held up by washouts on the railroad last
week. fall due tomorrow and fourth is
expected to arrive about Wednesday.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens S4.5O65.50 for
small seas for large and se612 for extra:
voung ROSTERS S76S; do extras, S9610: old
ROSTERS s4d5 fryers. $4,000: broIlers s46
4 so for large, s363.5O for medium and 25063
FOR small; ducks s4d4.5o for old and s567 for
young; geese. s262. so per pair; pigeons, $3.50
l. so: squads. S1.50G2.
Prices ner lb-Eastern hens. -; California
hens. I661sc for Legherns and 1962oc for
Plymouth Rocks: young roosters. ga 28c: fryers
24125c; broilers. 23c.
Game fper dozen)-Hare, nominal; Belgian
hare s4m6.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
.on. .rd citrus Fruit.

r.. ,s+e arrival Of boats and trains with fresh
aIies of orchard fruits that were wanted most
bv local tradesmen caused great inconvenlehce, 70
IL 4rade at large yesterday, besides bringing
e1aa-Iv all Of the peaches pears ana melons from
+ss liver districts and most OF the freignt snip
rae,ts of fgs from Sonoma arrived late' ana az
= .cnseouence large lines Of choice frult tnat
,rouid have found prompt SAFE at shtlssacso1s -
-Jces n received on time had TO be kaerineed OF
P--fea over The market was stu oversteckee
-stb inferior quality peaches and apricots Ana
-afnes FOR such stock sagged badly, tne Weds
ees being enhanced of course, By the laie arIl-
Tai of consignments Choice stoek IN ooIn InSs ,
sia~trc as high as $780, while wrapped peaches
psght IN 70 S5c box for Elbertas and hignsf
- TTaounfsfu fruit In the plum line 1eIL1an 1,a
lines -, alone brought 81 q crate. me mArAst
Pl Ps IoverIoaded with Burbank plums, whlcn wee
49, 49, Sor sale at 5eG6oc crate some cary aI y
ntseu 20 srrivals of Sonoma fgs sold at Sl-Zog
e4Ples Eax INIT prices settled down 10 mucn
Loo s1.yeIs when the belated supplies came 20
iS while the apple market vas ratner easy
m +ba whole receivers OF Gravehsteins 49, ~,
holding tier fruit at slightly nres in az fhe
- tba preceding day, but safes Were slow .. tt s
on tnS Fartiett pears ruled STEADY az spout
i,s rrices with the Gamers taking goou no
Z 80 az 'e06TT5c box. Cantaioupes we1e sesy
~ Tscent decline in Turlock ana rlVeI nusn.Ss ~
49, Ihe bas rad the effect Of checking Lhe moss
a melons :, HS TITS direction from the south water
menf ~ e-e 80 easv there being about 10 cars
ilss,, IN the railroad tracks. IN ene .;e.,
qtlInasLberyes were easy, being more pIenLLuI
me me panTfhing else. while all other oesciipet0'l'
are steady at about previous pr 80 ches+. Ran
rrfes--Eongweftn - pr es'
stfam 49,. ether varieties, $500. .tast.
ne[s,. - - q -Raspberrfes. @44t pel
s3G45O per chest; logahperiiein, e siy =
blscApei nest [s for red and S2.7c4o lol pi@sAi
Sredeberrtes, 159lsc per ID.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, July 26--Butter-Unchangeo
po,,.oe.. ONIONS and Vegetables

~. vage+able market was badly overstocked
-fth cnrnmbers. summer squash, eggplant and
s-sen nenpers Yesterday and the troubles OF
secstvers were added TO by the tardy arrival or
80 liver boats with fresh supplies OF all four
Seserirtions Values were weak at the outset,
ovr.no to the fact that there was big carry
o-ar from, Friday and when the late arrivals
we're thrown On the market, buyers terms prac.
tIcaT1v ruled for general offerings Receipts OF
tomatoes were comparatively light and values
Seid fairly steady in that line. Green ekra
80 osfering freely and as the demand was
limited at the best. prices sagged badly Peas
end beans were in fair request. but tney showed
Tsss Srnness than on the preceding day, receipts
baf11 larger Arrivals of green corn were
ha.t eSo sacks from Alameda county alone,
80 ss tbere was quite a carryover from the
1rsosd5,r dav prices failed to show the Gus
ttr.err y7eekend advance. A lull in the shipping
ssns1d caused the potato market TO calm
So,rn but values for river goods held sIeady
-{tb receivers figuring an early resumption
~ se+fvftv in shipping channels. yellow onions
were weak and lower rae, - .+,.
Pota toes-New river white, 45cGSl per Gu
San Msteo do, 5oQT5c per box; new sweets
405c per ID oaae1 IN ve- I'll. do
yellow. s1df.15 per et
,v-eeeg,stabIes-Green corn, Sl.5o92.2S per sack
60 bsv. other kinds. S1.25G1. so; green peas
~ L. rer lb: eucunbers. 50dT Toe per box; garlic
9Gze per ID; cabbage, 81 per ctl' eAllho"ea, lnh &
8o9soe per dozen. green peppers. S9@ooc PEI
49,. evtre chile e5aT5c;s carrots. $1-2o per sack
% .t- beans 4675c per lb; lima beans. 295e per
Ss.lus 81 ss1,mr1er squash 50075c per box; tomatoes
1gg.6sI per box; green okra, 5o16oc per ooH;
es.gnisnt. eo0T5e per box; rhubarb s5egSl per
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The egg market closed the week very strong,
with prices for strictly fresh stock higher All
around, the advance being 215c in extras. lc
n frsts and half cent in selected pullets
The days arrivals well up TO the normal.
but they were unevenly distributed and short
age IN several quarters brought out some spirited
buying the exchange that boosted prices.
much IN evidence along the street was shown
bv the fact that the price of seconds-the
lowest grade duoted-remained stationary at 2oc
dozen, while the other grades were moving
upward liberal supply of cheap eastern
eggs also counted against values for low grade
California stock.
In the butter market extras stood as before
quoted. but the general situation was much
better than formerly and that grade was ofn-
cialiy declared steady instead OF weak. as on
the preceding day. Receipts were light and,
Judging from all surface indications, the mar
ket for strictly high grade stock was In a
rosition to sustain itself for extended period.
Ffrsts were half cent lower on offers to sell
At 2sc pound, which found no takers There
was Quite an accumulation of second quality
butter in the market and it consisted largely of
shipments from districts that had been sending
IN nothing but extras mp to a week ago Cheese
remained steady at the old quotations.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Butter-20 Of extras at 2913e and so
at 3oc a pound
Eegs-l0 cases Of extras at 29c. 10 at 2e15c.
40 a. 2Oc. 10 at 3olac and 10 at Bic dozen
Receipts were 10000 pounds of butter, 1880
pounds Of cheese and ], 232 cases OF eggs
The following official quotations estab-
iished by sales. bids and offers on the floor OF
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street while
governed h7 the exchange quotations. generally
range from I i4c TO 2lkc higher, owing to the
various charges to be added;
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

John o. McAuIiffe to Central Iron works. LOT
in W line OF Bryant street, 125 OF Eighteenth
S 25 by " 100; SO.
John Briekell company to Isabel R. Devlin
lot r. subdivision I. Sea Cliff
Jorgen plgerness TO Edgar D. Christ, lot ir
n line of Twenty eighth street, 279:11H w OF
Diamond. W 25:5h by ia; $40.
John G. and Maud A Jury to Edward b
Ewing. lot at NE corner of Eddy street and
Bourbon place, e es by 100; $40
Sol Getz & Sons to Bernhard Sack. lot in N
fine of NJ street, s2:6 W Of Forty fifth avenue,
W so by N 100; $40
Mary A. Avery TO Anna O. sutkamp. all prop
erty; grant
James A. and Carrie A. Grose to Small Farms
Improvement company. lot in NV line OF Athens
street, 800 NE Of China avenue, NE 25 by NV
100: 81 600
Joseph Risso and wife to Frank o'Brien and
Wife lot in lire of Marshall street, 200 w
of Grant avenue, w rs by N 10; $40.
David Houle and wife to Manuel Eduard Reah
and wife. lot in W line of Twenty-sixth avenue.
LIT Of California street, s 81 by W 100; $40:
William NJ. Rednall and wife to Fannie Pratt,
lot at Sw corner of Filbert and Divisadero
streets. S 20 by 9T:6: So
James A. Lighthipe and wife TO Harry NJ.
Goodman, lot in f line Of Fourteenth avenue
100 Of n street, - by 100; $40
Walter Fl. Sullivan to Geneviere J. Sullivan,
lot at corner of Third and Tehama streets.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27


to II lbs 26c; Arrow. to 10 lbs 261hc. 10 to II
lbs IDS % Ac; medium bacon. 201ac; light medium.
~ Nto1c; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs 23c, 10
20 .. ~ lbs 22c; NJ. & L. brand. to lbs 2sc, 8
10 lbs asc: H 1isb1 f. o. g. brand to Iss 2oc %
t,s Cottolene-Hait bbls. 1i%e; tierce. IiMc;
sseiees, Ike; tierces, lie per lb: Caiifene.
ti tLs Tor I tieree, i0Nc for tierces. 1o%e for
81. ior nan oDis anu s1o'
eastern Lard and OILS. Western Meat brand
say xslerces 14Ac: sos tper easel $1ss. los
oS 10, os 81 23. 5s $3.50; compound lard. tierces
sse; oos Tsp oper esssl S.; los $500 s. ss 49, as
cos,, yeilow cooking OIL. 65c per gallon: white
sogIklns SsIons OIL s7e per gallon; salad OIL SOC per
,ao California Pure Lard, NJ. L brand-Tierces,
sIo -as eans, ! 70 case, se.e21a: TO case,
~, large tins. to case 1925; medium,
70 case, $s.S2h: small. 20 to case. So. 40.
Tyerna eaa.iprnia nan, Compound Lard H. H. brand
h,elce oasis siac; cans. / to case, s4.s719:
&c &c 20 case $3.50: tins. to case s6.15; 12s.
go 1os sc. 30; M. & L. salad OIL tierce
and &c for yellow
p.ss sseer,mEStra co. family. family and extra mess
soe eeork-E1tra prime. In barrels. s2s; pig pork,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Refined Sugar Market

The western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows, net cash: Fine granufated, 4eoc
Gamers granulated 4.9oc: fruit granulated
soc; crystal dominos. lb cartons in cases
g. zoe: do lb cartons In cases. a.2ec monarch
bar, 5.25c: tablets in half bbls. 5.4oc; do in q
lb boxes, ). 65e cubes, 5.15c; monarch powdered
sc; xxx powdered, Sc; eoHfectioners' A
49oc; beet granulated. 47oc; extra o., ,5oc
bags 1oc. half bbls 25c boxes SOC more per 100
lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar In 35 and
40 lb tins s1.To more. in and 10 lb tins 81. g
more per 100 lbs than the price for this grade IL
100 Ib hags.
The california and Hawaiian Sugar Renrins
company quotes as follows: GraHulated basis
49oe; c. 6 Fl. fine standard 49ec: coarse dry
granulated. 4.9oc; eonfeetioners' A, 4.eec: berry
4 90c: powdered. Sc: cubes, 515c; ''Htgrade
bar, 5.25c; bricks lin half bhisi. 54oe;, bricks
lin % lb boxesl, 5.e5c; crystal dominos Tin II
cartons in csses), sToc; do 2 III cartons in cases
92oc; extra fine dry granulated Goo ib bags
only). 4 roc: extra c. 4.40c; golden c. 4.30c
yellow D. 4.2oc. Addition per 100 lbs: II
bbls and 50 III bags 10c more: half bbls. 25c
more boxes, soc more for all grades. Bar II
35 and 40 ib tins 81 10 more, in 10 lb tins 81 81
more. Minimum order, carload weight.
NEW YORK. July 26.--Sugar-Raw, firm
centrifugal, 3.5Te; muscovade, 5.o7c; molasses,
Q SEE
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Hides. Tarrow, crease and Wool


Hides.crlls sell 1c under the quotations for
sait ana 1H2c for dry hides. HEAVY and medium
salted steers 131se: light 1sIbc: cowhides lac.
bulls and stays. s1ec: saited kip. 14c: salted
veal and salted calf 1THc; dry hides 24d25c;
cubs; 23c: murrain, 23c: dry calf and veal. ese:
CRY KIP 2Se; dry salt hides. Ice; dry bulls and
sisRs. lIe: sheeDskins. short wool 25Gf40c; me-
dium 4S6soc: long wool. s5c6s1: lambs, $50
aoc Tor long and 15630c for short wool; milk
lanbs Iep1oc; shearlings, 15625c for No and
loe Tor No. 2: horsehides. salt .T563 for large
PRIME and s225f12 80 for No. 1; medium, 81 70
qzi small, T5e6sl.25 colts. 25m50ci horse
hides dry $2a2.25 for large, 81 .50@2 for me
dlum, hocds1 for small and 2515oc for colts:
goafskins. prime angoras. 75e6S1; medium. $500
soc; long hair goats, 4oc; medium. 25c; kids 90
Tallow-No, ! rendered. bbls. 545Ec; cans
and drums -2M f5c
Grease-2d3c per Ib.
Wool fspring clip-sau JOAQUIN, and
months, sT1ac per fb; do defective, 6nsc; Red
BMn, 11d12hc; do year 1914 d14c; Humboiat
ciip. 1s020c
NEW YORK, July 2e.-Hides-steady. Gem
tral American. 2s%c; Bogota. 2914 63o12c.
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece, Xxx Ohio Z7c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
Egr MARKET In Nearby Counties

Especial Dispatch to The CalD
PETALUAfA. July 26.-1he week closed with
very strong egg market. after receipt Of
trsnsac ctfons OF the San Francisco Dairy and
Frr exchange quotations for extra ranch being
marked up PIC while selected puIets gained
&c Dealers and speculators offered 5Oc for
delivery was very light and will remain so for
9 long time.
SANTA ROSA. July 26.-Ftrst grade eggs ad-
vsnced 21se here today, on receipt OF adVlces
showing the morning transactions on the San
Francisco Dairy Produce and Egg exchange.
Local dealers paid 2e12c for first grade and Zle
re~ dozen for second grades delivered yesterday.
SANTA CRUZ. July 2s.-The Saturday egg
market found eggs quoted at 3oc, the highest
price paid in many months; Flrsts ana i seconoS
v-ere only fairly active and brought 2213c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
New York Produee g

NEW YORK July Butter-Steadv and
unchanged; receipts. 6.736 tubs. Creamery extras
2s14 @27c; hrsts. 25@25hc:. seconds. 24a25c,
state dairy finest 26c good TO prime, o41 n
251sc: process extras 241h G25c: frsts 291h "A
24e: seconds = 22c imitation creamery f-Sts
24c: factory, current make, frsts, 23923hei
packing stock. current make No 1, 2115c.
Cheese-Easy and unchanged receipts. 6TF
boxes. State whole milk fresh white and col
ored specials, 14Ac: do celored. ayerare fancy
14e: do white average fancy 12& d14c.
Eggs-Irregu1ar: receipts, IL. $50 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. 24m26c: extra f1rsts. 21623c;
frsts 1aR2nc: PENNSYLVANIA and nearby hennery
whites. as to size and quality. 26G31c; do gath
cred whites, 23@2sc; western gathered whites
20626c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

fFrom r. F. Hutton & Co.'S private w1re1
NEW YORK. July 26.-Cotton had sagging
tendency all day. Influenced by reports of fur
Their rains in the southwest, with forecasts for
more Sunday. Values quietly slipped off to
low levels for this movement. Gables were
without significance and weakness of old crop
options reflected the prospect af liberal receipts
in southern Texas next week. Sentiment Is
turning decidedly to the short side, and unless
better support is met the chances for new
crop months falling below lie.
Spot closed quiet. 10 points lower. Middliag
uplands 11.95c: do gulf. 12.2oc. No sales.