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Refined Sugar Market

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows. net cash: Fine granulated. 4.9oc;
Gamers granulated 4.90c: fruit granulated,
4.eoc; crystal dominos. ib cartons in cases,
s. roc: do 2 lb cartons in cases. a.20c: monarch
bar, b.25c: tablets in half bbls 5.4oc; do in 25
lb boxes, 5.65c; cubes. 5.15c; monarch powdered,
&c; xxx powdered. &c: confectioners' A,
4.e0c; beet granulated. 4,7oc: extra G.. 4.4oc;
golden c. 4.3oc. D, ace. Barrels and so lb
bags 1oc, half bbls 25e. boxes SOC more per 100
lbs than for bags of 100 lbs net. Bar in 80 and
40 lb tins s170 more. In and 10 10 tins 81. 55
more per 100 lbs than the price for this grade in
100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis,
1900; G. & II. fine standard. 1000: coarse dry
grsnulated, 490c; confectioners' A. 4.e0c: berry,
4.9oc: powdered. SC; cubes, 5.15c: 'Higrade"
bar, 5.25c: bricks Gin half bblsl. 5.4oc; bricks
Tin 25 lb boxes) $3.50; crystal dominos lin Id
cartons In cases., s7oc; do 2 lb cartons in cases
e.2oc; extra fine dry granulated 600 ID bags
only, 4.7oc; extra C, 4.4oc; golden c. 4.3oc;
yellow D, 4.20c. Addition per 100 lbs: In
bhs and 90 III bags i0c more: half bbls. 25c
more boxes, Soc more for all grades. Bar in
80 and 40 ID tins 81 10 more, in 10 lb tins s2.3
more. Minimum order carload weight.
NEW YORK. July 24-Sugar-Raw. steady;
centrifugal. 3.54c; muscovado 3o4c; molasses,
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Dec,.,uou. and citrus Fru,t.

Yesterday seemed TO be an of day in the
wholesale market fcr fresh fruits. Tor a ma
several lines and prices for most orchard deserp
tons inclined TO easiness. As on the pre-
Of poor quality fruit. for which buyers had little
use though they willingly paid firm prices for
choice lots. Freestones in baskets from the
river continued to have the most CALL while
wrapped fruit in small boxes and unwrapped
stock IN lugs were weak except for few
favored marks. Wrapped Bartlett pears stood
as before quoted, but prices lacked stability, for
buyers showed preference for unwrapped stock
in lugs. The Gamers were still paying 5o6T5c
a box for good No. .. The apple market had
generally easy tone, with large receivers willing
10 shade the quotations for Az tier boxes Of
men showed disposition to purchase heavily.
Fine apricots continued to fnd ready sale at well
msDding the usual premium. while anything that
did not grade fancy sold very slowly. Cen
easy with 81 a top price for the very best selec-
tions. Figs were lower on heavy arrivals from
Sonoma and elsewhere and 81 was an extreme
figure for two layer boxes. Receipts Of seedless
grapes from Dinuba yesterday and on Wednesday
amounted TO full carload and they lacked
sweetness sales were slow at a lower range OF
prices. Malaga and Rose Of Peru sold we'll at
about previous prices Cantaloupes and nutmeg
melons ruled weak with prices still declining,
tbe market being overloaded Watermeions were
in good demand and firm. Arrivals of berries
were about TOO chests and more than half OF
them were blackberries from the Watsonvife
region. All varieties were rather easy as to
prices with that department OF the market
sharing the general duilness.
Strawberries $597 per chest;
banners s5d6; other varieties s3d5.
other Berries-Raspberries, s4.5ogT per chest:
hlackherrfes $3Ms per chest; loganberries, S5(d1
per chest for red and s2.5od3,5o for black;
I,nckleberries i71k T20c per lb.
Peaches-Wrapped. 50GT5c per box: baskets.
e0s Isl: do Sawyer seedlings, s1.25Q1.35; small
lugs T5m90c: large do. S1d1.50.
Apricots-small Jugs, s5cdsl; some fancy,
higher: large lugs S1Q1.50: small boxes. 60c.
Fics-Do1ble layer drawers, 75e@sl; single
Isyer do. 5odT5c.
plnms-Tragedv and German prunes. s5cGsI
,er crate: baskets, 75cMS1; other plums, T5c6
81 rer crate: boxes. 50M65c.
1nples tper boxt-GrayeHsteins, 81 ,od .sh
FOR four tier and Sl.l5Il2o FOR azs tier req
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Poultry and Game

Poultry handlers were complaining Of an over
supply Of small and medium sized leghorn hens
yesterday and they TRYING hard to clean
up such stock at about 81 dozen, but they did
not meet with much success The recent i'm
provement IN prices caused by the absence
Of eastern fowls from the market drew In large
supplies from state points and shippers made the
mistake OF forwarding too many small hens.
Large young chickens. such as heavy hens, young
ROSTERS and fryers continued TO sell of readily
at we'll maintained prices and brolers, too. were
in good request with values holding steady.
Ducks. geese and squads were rather EASY. Early
express arrivals yesterday were about 30 coops
and the Petaluma boat brought a good supply.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S4.50d5.50 for
small seas for large and S9d12 for extra
young roosters. $7Gs; do extras, s9mf0; old
ROSTERS s4a5: fryers, s5.50d6: broilers. SAC
80 for large s3d3. so for medium and s250d3
for small; ducks s4G4.5o for old and s5dI for
young geese s2G2.50 per pair; pigeons, $1.256 q
150 squads. s1.50G2
Prices per lb-Eastern hens -: California
hens 1661sc for Leghorns and iod2 20c for
Plymouth Rocks; young roosters. 25d 26c; fryers.
246 25c; broilers. 23c.
hare, SAGE.
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The green produce market was hled up with
summer vegetables very early yesterday morning.
and after desultory attempts 10 hold values
steady. receivers commenced cutting prices
for everything except peas and string beans,
which were in limited supply. The ruling price
for summer squash and cueumbers was I5c a box.
although some early buyers. who had TO get away
from the market in a hurry, may have paid
little more. Eggplant also lower and sellers
not inclined 70 haggle over prices for green
peppers whenever they had opportunity to
dispose OF round lots. Tomatoes were In liberal
supply. with 81 a top price for river Tugs,
while bay lots sold at S1.25 in limited way.
Green corn steady for choice offerings, while
dry and wormy lots were urged for sale at low
rates. The potato market was active, there
being A good demand for shipment to points out
side Of the state, but stocks were well up to
requirements and prices showed no change.
Onions were also wanted for shipment and they
a little stronger to values than on the
preceding day.
Potatoes-New river, white 7OcG$1 per ctl :.
san Mateo do. 50G75c per box; new sweets, 5G
&c per ID.
Onions-New river. red 90c Gsf.1o per ctl; do
yellow. $110d1.35 per ctl
VegetabIes-Green corn 81. 1.5062 % per sack
for bay other kinds 81 25G1.50; green peas,
safe per III: cucumbers, 65Gs5c per box: garlic.
safe per ID; csbbage. 81 per ctl; cauli6ower,
40I50c per dozen: green peppers, 35G5Oc per
box: carrots, s1.25 per sack; string beans, 446c
per ID; lima beans, 263c per lb; summer squash,
75HS5c per box: tomatoes. 15d25c per box for
Merced: large river boxes, 75e6$1; bay do,
sl25: green okrs. 65GT5c per box eggplant,
75ds5c per box; rhubarb, s5cG$1 per box.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

T.. y. Oliver and wife to ". A. Iven, lot NJ
and portion Of lots and L. Donald Bruce's
subdivision Of portion o. lots 1 and 2. block Q.
Market Street Homestead association So
WA. Iden to Annie r. Iden, same; $40.
Joseph Marty to Margaret Fl. Barley. lot in
line of Ellis street, 100 W of Laguna, W %
by 12o; $40.
Louis Marty ct al to same. same: $40
Henry Cailleaud Jr. eft al TO same, same: $40.
Perham W. Wood and wife to Frank R. Webb
ct al, lot in line Of Twenty-frst street, PSI
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

The only change in quotations under tnis M neau
vestarday was in new California fancy naI eheese'
which recovered the half cent lost on the pT
reding day on one lone sale at l6c pouno. ~
developed that strictly fancy nat cheeses W.
scarcer than any one thought. although me MAJ MAJ
ket was literally supplied with offerings 5nas 5s
would not grade up 10 the excnahse stanua h.4
for first class stock. The quotauohs lor . pus1ea
were maintained without difficulty, put eAtIas
we're officially declared weak instead OF stedu5
a. on the preceding day. Little tmportance Nas
attached 70 this change in the tone OF Tue ma ma
ksf fo~ the reason that local business ii ou1SeI
IL generally OF small volume on THURSDAY. me
general feeling among large receivers OF outteI
in The street was one Of hrmness ana no Que
seemed TO be uneasy as to the dlspositlon Oh tne
stocks ou hand. ,.s t- .,
Selected pullet eggs were declared WEAK Ga
tho exchange because sellers were UNABLE 10 plaee
suv at the quotations, the highest bid oelhg &c
below the quoted rate. All grades OF large fahcn
stock remained firm. with extras particularly 3D.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Rutter-Twenty cases of extras ar soc posnu.
Cheese-Twenty- new California fancy nats
at l6c pound oo,t 5zan
Peeeints we're 40 800 pounds Of butter, 5o,ooo
nonndS of cheese and J. 12T cases or eggs
The following are official quotations estao.
Iisbed bv sales bids and offers on the moor OF
fhe Dairy exchange. Prices in the street. Wnne
governed bv the exchange quotations: generanY
range from 1i,c to 21ac higher, owing 10 lhe
various charges to be added:
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Hay and Feedstu6s

Feedstuns (per ton)-Bran. s27d2S for white
and So. .5od $3.50 for red shorts. $2Sd29: mid
dlings. s31 d33; rolled barley. s2s@2o: cornmeal.
$50. 50G $3.50; cracked corn, S35. .50M &c. so
chopped feed s1ed23: evergreen chop feed s21
in car lots and S23 1obbing; oilcake meal 20 ton
lots S32. 10 ton lots go. ton lots $33. small
lots S33. so: cocoanut cake meal $23 for 20
and 10 ton lots S23. 90 for ton lots and $24 for
small lots alfalfa meal. carload lots S2l. job
bing s22; Eureka meal. carload lots $3.50. job
bing S23: vigorator 500
Hay fper tonl-Fancy wheat hay. s2oG22;
light bales s23. No l wheat and wheat and oat,
Sl9d21; good to choice do. s1861e: barley and
oat. s15d1T; tame oat. S17,50d2l; wild cat. SIG
G1s; stock hay. sl1G13: alfalfa. s14Q16.
Straw-45n CSC per bale.
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties

Especial Dispatch TO The Cain
PETAIINIA .Iuly 24.-There was no change
iu tho prices paid for eggs today after the re-
rnipt of transactions Of the San Francisco Dairy
and Egg exehanGe. Dealers and spectators Of
fcred 27i~r for extra ranch and &c for selected
wcts. Tho delivery was light
SANTA ROSA. July 24.-Egg prices were un-
rhsn~ed today. Local dealers paid p cents for
first grade and 21la cents for second grades
delivered yesterday. The production is the lowest
in the history of the industry for this season
of tho year. Most of the supply is consumed
locally and at the summer resorts while few
shipments are sent north and some 10 Los
Angeles.
SANTA CRUZ July 24.-Todsv's egg quota
tions showed no change buyers paying for extras
"f selected quality 1zc and for irsts and see
unds - &C.
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Rean. s.-d. and Hon.

The bean market has mixed tone. some de-
scriptlous being in good demand at steady prices.
while others were dull and weak Bayos and
Garvauzas are quoted higher, while large whites
and reds are lower. Dried peas are easier, with
prices 25c a GENITAL lower
Beans (reeleened per ctl)-IInas, $S5od5. .s5;
Manchurian butter S3.s5d4: bayos. S35oG S.:
large whites. 81 6od4.73; sman whites S5.s0d
5-15i pink. So. 80: blackeyes. s340G3. So:
red, s4@4.10; red kidney. $3T063.S5: garvan-
zas. s4q4.50; horse beans, scG2.c5; cranberry,
nominal.
Seeds-Nustard. -: haxseed. sss5G4 per ctl;
canary. 6G612c per lb: alfalfa. 1461Sc; rape,
22@3Hc; timothy, nominal: hemp, &c; millet,
2lz d23c
Dried Pess-Green. s2.75d3 per ctl-
Hops-Caifcrnia. 1912 crop 10 growers. 126
l6c per 10 for general offerings; choice. scarce
and nominal at zoe
NEW YORK, July 24.-Hops-Firm. State
common to choice, 1912. <I4d 19c; do 1911. 12G
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

Flour met per bbl)-Calfornia family extras.
s5.60G6: do bakers extras. S4.60@5.2o: super
fine s3.9Od4.10: Dakota patents. $6.4o97.4o;
Kansas patents. S606,25.
Fsrinaceous Goods-In 10 lb sacks are quoted
follows. per 100 lbs: Graham -four 81 30; en-
tire wheat -four. $3; buekwheat -four S5 self
rising buckwheat -four IS 80: wheat meal. 81:
rice -four. so rye -four. $50; rye meal. $500;
corn meal. yellow and white. $S.25; extra do,
$3.50; cat groats, 81. co. buekwheat greats, $3.50;
hominy. So 20: cracked wheat. So; fariDa, 81. 10;
pearl barley. s5.50G6 split peas. So for yellow
and 80 for green In 25 lb sacks 10c lower for
all and 2Oc lower for 30 ID sacks.
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!E, HEIEEIRlkas,II J..I;I IA, It:, H2yLE q! T.

This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto.
rnohists to reach all points the Sacramento River
CoIinsvile Emmaton Rio VISTA iseton, Ryde, Walnut
Grove Vorden, Coutand, Clarksburg Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 a. m. daliy
except Sunday, arriving Sacramento 100 p Stopping
ct al points en- route Leaves Sacramento 300 p N.
daily except Sunday, arriving San Francisco 7oo .. u.
No stops en- route. -
Steamer Modoc or Apache leaves San Francisco II
noon dsly except Sunday. Leave Sacramento i0Og
m. daily except Sunday; stopping both ways st all
points en- route. Arriving time San Francisco and
Sacrameato Indefinite. accountf ruit season.
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Wholesale Fish Market

Prices pcr lb-Samon. lie: halibut &c; chick
en- halibut. -; Goldfish Sc: red rock 10c: black
rock &c; barracuda, &c; sand dabs, &c; soes, &C
kinrfsh Sc: carp. &c; smeits 1oc; silver smelts.
-: herrings. &c; tomcods. Sc; small striped bass.
l4c large do -; sea bass, &c: shad. sc: catfsh.
121kc; trout, =; craw6sh, 2oc; crabs. s2.oo per
Dozen
The above quotations represent I. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish iced and boxed.
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MARKETS
RECENT. Of Produce July "a
wheat and other Grains

Business in cash wheat. barley and other
grains was Of very small volume at the sample
session of the grain trade yesterday morning, an9 am
besides being Quiet the market was easy All
around Speculative prices for barley continued
to weaken in the pit and the easiness In futures
was reflected in the spot market. where good 70
choice feed was freely offered at Sl3oed l.o- y
GENITAL. Five sales of the December option, an
hy one broker constituted the days dealings IN
the pit Cash wheat was weak at the recently
revised quotations. with some receivers wiring
shade the outside prices for certain sraoes
Values for oats were largely nominal IN tne an
sence ot important business. while eastern corn
was easy at the recently reduced quotatlohs.
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal; Caiitot-
nis club s1.5od1 521a per ctl; northern clhn'
81 500 .521a: Turkey red. slsSd l.sI = M Rus
sian red. 81 l.5oG 52H fortyfold, slo-le q 1i.ooi
oluestem, sl.6501.6715
CASH BARLEY
Good 10 choice feed on the spot Sl'oo1 i.o@ =
ger ctl.
FUTURES
II a. M Session
December-S1. .36L for opening ana hish anu
~ 35s4 for low and closing.
May, 1914, closed at S1.3s bid, Sl-4o askeo-
p. m. Session 80,
No trading. December clesed at si.S22 piI siI
S1.S57s asked, and May, 1914, at sl.o'72 piu'
oats@white feed. sl.52laG d .57l4 per cti for
No. l TO choice black. nominal; reo seeu' si-o'
di s5; do feed $1.4561.55.
Corn-Eastern yellow, carload Iots' .ig sl..Tg
l.5s per cti: do white, 81 l'5t' Egyp'iah
white nominal. Kafar. 81 IS CLIO in SACKS
Rye-SL40M1.45 per ctl.
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Futures 1913 crop-Prunes 4c for Cos ia aos
and 414c for 5os to 6os 4os 10 sos, 1ac and 3os
10 4os 2isc higher; apricots, 30 lb boxes nm
raced folac for standard. lie for choice. Hh2c
for extra choice and i2Iac for faucy; peaches so
lb boxes, 4a.c for standard. &c for choice. sac
for extra choice and Sc for fancy.
Raisins-Ioose muscatels 3Ec. AZ c and 4i3c
Tor = and crown respectively; 2. and
crown layers 95c 81 and sf25, respectively;
crown Dehesa clusters. sf.To; 6 crown imperials
go: seeded, lb boxes. 5%c for fancy and oc
Tor choice. with the usual direrential for IL os
boxes; seedless sultanas, SOS. 4Ac; do Ihomp-
son. SC for unbleached
Nuts-Jobbing prices TO the trade: Walnuts,
nominal; almonds 16@1sc: pecans, 16d1sc: Bra
I'll. loQ1sc; peanuts. 515 acc; pinenuts. 149l6c.
Honey-Fancy water white comb. 1512 q l6c;
dars to amber, 1S9 @14lsc; white extracted:
eia q1oc per ID; light amber. s@ec; amber, 50
&c: lower grades 6a5hc per lb.
Beeswax-33dS4 Sac per lb for light and 29G3lc
for dark.
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tierces 11hc; tierces lie per lb: Caffeine.
iic Tor tierce, f07sc for 2 tierces, 10Ac for D
81 ~ Aa'1 op's aD1
Eastern Lard and Oils. Western Nest brand
ta t,a1o rierces. f4hc: Sos (per easel SI3s, los
ss%c: Dos (per case) IS. los $3.50. 5s $3.50. 3s
so.4o, yellow cooking oil. CSC per gallon; white
gallon
california Pure Lard. NJ. T.. brand-Tierces.
sa toc, cans. i to case, $6.621a: a to case,
~ 70 case, Ss. 80 small, 20 to case. s. 40.
r oan1ornia Compound Lard H. H. brand
70 q case $3.50: tins. to a case So Is: lbs
So 20s. $3.50: NJ. & L. salad OIL tierce
oasis; soc; NJ. & l.. cooking OIL Zoe for white
and &C for yellow
BeefmExtra family. family and extra mess
beef S24 per bbl
.,a aPork-Extra prime, in barrels s23; pig pork,
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BUTTER. PER POUND
Grade. : : :: :
Extras 729I3cT % &c % &C SOC soc SOC
Fjrsts 2sc .2Sc 2s15el2s15 i2s cl2s12c
RrTTER PER POUND

Firsts ..... I2sc I2Sc 2s1aeI2s13cI 1acI2s1ee
The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday July 10, IS 1l-l2c
pound.
Cheese-Fancy California fats. 1ec per ID,
steady: do fFsts. 141ac. steady; fancy Dung
Americas 1Sc steady; Oregon twins, 1ec, STEADY;
do tripIets. 16c steady: do Young Americas.
1Sc steady: New York fancy, 2002Ol2c, steady;
Wisconsin fancy 1612 Mi715c, steady.
Eggs-Callfornia fresh, per Dozen cases in
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO

sausalito, Mil Valley, San Rafael-Daily every
30 minutes from GAS a. IN. until 9:45 a. m
hourly until 2:45 p. M, then 3:15 p. m and
every 30 minutes until 7:45 p. m; then ss0,
ilis p M ana 10 ,gu,s =: fpo, On sahdays IN ad
o. m. except 2:15 p. N.
FairfaI-ieave f6:45, 7:15. 7:45. SIS. s;45.
tl2:i5 12.45, t1:l5 As, 2:45, 3:15, 3;45, 4:15'
4:45. 5:l5, 5:45, 6:15, 8:45, t7:15, 7:45, $50,
11.15 D. m.; 80 a..
San Quentin via San RafaeI--Ieave daily at
e:15 a. m. and 1: az p. m.
Tiburon and Enthusiastically every hour from,
Gas a. m. until 1:45 r. M, then 5:15 D. M and
every hour until 6:f5. then 7:45, 9:30, ii:i5
D. M and 1890 a. m.
sArrives 7;o5 p. m. ssArrives 1885 A. m.
sssArrives II :25 a.. M Except Sundays tSun-
days only. isaturdays only; sMcndays only,
Redline Transfer ComPany's agents are author
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~
Astraehans. s1.40d1.50 for four tier and SIG
25 for AZ tier; white Astrachans, si;5o for
tier and 81 .2S for u tier; Alexander, $lo0 Tor
tier and S1.1o@115 for Az tier; crabapples. 80
@75c for small and S1.5091.75 for large boxes
Pears-Wrapped Bartletts. S1.25 so per boz !:
unwrapped. S1.5oG1.75 for No. 1 and 5ocUSl
for No. and culls.
Melons-Cantaloupes. Coachella, Sf612s per
crate: Turlock. s1.2561.75; river nutmegs, $l,Z9
q Loo; watermelons, $1.5oG3 per dozen ana le
1ac per h.
Grapes-Seedless. st61.50 per crate; Malagas,
S1.25d1 1.oo; Rose Of Peru, s1.25: Fontainebieau,
T5c6$1.
Citrus Fruits. (per boxl--valeucla oranges
$6dS-5o; of stock. s3a5; lemonettes, sod''
Mexican lines. nominal
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 31a G4c per 10 ior
Mexican. S1.25G115 per bunch for Hawanah
and 81 a4c per Id for Central American pine
apples S242.J0 per dozen for Hawafans
Dried Fruits, Raisfns, Nuts and Honey
Prunes-Spot. Cts TO 9os. 3 lac bulk basis; oos
sc higher; sos 10 Sos jobbing at 81 Gec as
bulk basis.
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Union TRANSFER COMPANY
Agents collect baggage and checks on trains o. boafs Of
souharn Pacinc Company and deliver baggage 10 resi-
dsnes. They ars authorized to check baggage direct
from residence.
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Hides, Ta,low. Grease and Wool

Hides-culls sell 1c under the quotations for
salt and d2c for dry hides. Heavy and medium
sslted steers f3l5c: light I3I1c: eowhides. 13c:
bulls and stays. s@ac: ssted kip. t4e: salted
veal ana salted calf. 172c; dry hides. "a a 2oc; 7;
culls 2Sc: murrain. 23c: dry calf and veal. aSc:
dry KIP 25c dry salt hides. lee: dry bulls and
stags. llc sbeepskins. short WOOL 25n4oc, me-
dunn. asa Soc; long wool. s5c6s1: lambs. 35d
3oc for long and 15G30c for short wool milk
lambs, 161oc; shesrlngs, 15925c for No. and
1oc for No. 2 horsehides. salt So. .T5G3 for large
prime and $2.25d2.50 for M. 1: medium, 81
az: small. 75cmSI.25: colts. 2JG50c horse
hides. DRY. s2G2.25 for large. 81 .5nG2 for me-
dunn, b0cGs1 for small and o165oc for colts:
goatskins. prime sngoras. 7scn$1: medium. SsM
Zoe.
Tallow-No. / rendered. bbls. 5d5%c; cans
and drums 81 d5c
Grease-2d &c per lb.
Wool tsrrins ciin-san joaquin. and
months. s6i1ac per ID; do defective. 66sc; ken
Blum, 11G125c do year 1871 df14c; Humboiat
and Mendocino, months. 1461sc; do year 5
clip. 1s42oc
NEW YORK July Hides-Quet. Cen
trail American, 29%c; Boeota. 29l263ol2c-
Woci-Quiet. Domestic fleece, Xxx Ohio, &c.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINS SERVICE
Nrs naLl ard

To Oakland. 18th St. and Berkeley, via shattuck Ave.
and Ellsworth 81. Lines Daly-From GEO q: m., and
every twenty min utes until $40 p. inclusive; then
900 $40, 1920. 1l0o 40 p. M, 12.2 20 and 20 m.
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays ony. $40
p. m. 920, 1000, 1910 and II 20 D. N.
70 Berkeley via Calf MIA ST. asd West Berkeley Albany
via Ninth ST. Lines Daily-From eco a. m, t620,
'640 TOO q. M, and every twenty minutes until $40
Pm inclusive; then 600. 94o 1920, 1io0 1is0 p. m,
1870 and / 20 a. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only $40 p. m, s20. loco, 1040 and H. 20
p.m
To Oakland. WsshInSto n-Braadway, East Oakland,
FruitvaIs and MsIross. ua Seventh St-Dsily-From
800 N, then every twenty minutes until 20 p N.
Inclusive; then oO0 $40. 1920. 1l00. 114o p. n,
1920 and i.20 .. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 .. m. s2o 1o00 o4e and ll20
.. M
horssshos 10 Oakland. Washington Broadway, Fruyale,
Alameda. North Side. Daily-From 500 o.. m, fs 20,
640 100, 40. 74o 500, $40 and forty minutes past
the hour until $40 p m; then 400, 44o, 500, $50,
$40, 500, $40, $40 90, 74o, 620 goo, $40, 1920
l100, 11.40 .. M, II. 20 and 10 q.
70 stonshurst Steam Sesyee)-f6oo. te40. f720,
1000. 1000 .. N, Il 20 P. m. 100. 1900. t320.
Nd On
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-25
Menf Market


SIsurhterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows: "a
Beef-Prme steers. 12612Ac; medium do, 10
61lc: heifers 11Q111sc; cows, pa 91o1ac.
veal-1o1sc for heavy, 11@111ac for medium
and 12d121Ac for small.
Mutton-Wethers, ga l0c: ewes. sGec.
Lambs-Lightweight 1iG12c: heavy, 1o@1lc.
Dressed pork (per lbl-l2R d13c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, gross
weight:
Grass fed cattie-No. I steers, over $50 lbs.
~ G7I5c per lb. under $50 lbs, 6R4 arc; second
quality, all weights. o96Ac; thin, undesirable
steers 4675Lc.
No l cows and heifers, 6@6&c; second quail
ity. 5A@5&c; common to thin, undesirable
cows. 3G4c.
Desirable bulls and stays, s1a94c; half fat or
thin bulls, ease.
dium. 6d61ac: heavy, 5m5lee.
Sheep-Desirable wethers, 4G41he; ewes. 3h
@3&c.
Sucking lambS-5A d6c,
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 to 150 IBIS, ~
@7Rc: $50 to $50 lbs, 7hG7%c; $50 lbs and
Up, 7Ac.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-25

Via Alameda Pier
70 Oakland. 14th and Franklin Sts.-
615, 6.45 D m. and then is and 45 minutes past the
hour until 745 .. m; then $50, els, 10.00 10.45,
1l.30 D. m. and f2.15 a. m.
To Alameda. North and South Side
6i5, 645 a. m, and then Is and 45 minutes past the
hour until 7.<5 p. m; then $50. els. 1o00 10.45.
Il.30 D. m, and i2.l5 q. m.