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cRIsP FINANCIAL BRIEFS

San Francisco bank clearings yesterday were
IS O96 500 81.
Bids will be received to August 20 for the
purchase of 100000 Redding Shasta county.
bridge bonds.
Operating income OF the Rock Island system
for the year ended June 90 1913, was S15 Te2 :
81. an increase Of $717.I59 over the preceding
year.
Operating income Of the Great Northern rail
road for the year ended June 80. 1913 was Sos-
G7o.5T5. as against So ia. $40 for the preced-
ing year. Operating income for June 1918. was
81 9ST. .334 as against 81 T62 .3T0 for June 1872
California Traction company has been set for
September 3.
In the hearing yesterday before the railroad
commission the application Of the Halfrnoan
Bay Light and Power company for permission
70 raise power rates for agricultural purposes
Il brought out in evidence that the company
IS losing approximately So. 600 per annum at ey
isting rates. II estimated that gross re-
ceipt~ for the current year would be approxi-
mateiy $l5.550. while the gross operating ex
Denses would be about Sl9 15O The total value
OF the property was estimated at SCI 600.
A New York wire TO j. G.. Wilson & Co savs
thar certificates uf interest In Southern Pacific
stock being offered for subscription by Union
pacidc VIII be convertible into actual STOCK af
tire Southern Pacific company at any time after
iheT are issued This point covered In inc
decree 81 She court
Agreement f0r sale of the ST Louis Rocky.
Mountain and Pacific railway 10 the Atchison
provides that In exchange for the "a .o92 shares
of the capital took. and s.. 1893. 900 of the mort
gage bonds Of the railway company shall be
given S3.e000O0 per cent bonds of the Atchi-
son and $4,000 cash.
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CORN PRICE ON
HIGHEST LE VEL
Drought Damages So Com
plete in Kansas and Okla
horna That Seed Fails

CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-Corn mounted
today to the highest prices that have
been reached this season The adj
vance accompanied reports OF drought
damage SO complete that places in
Kansas Will not even get back enough
corn for seed Closing figures were
steady. Y &c to sc above last night
oats hsaa undhangea Sns fo IL lower. q and pro-
visions at a decline Of I u to II " q zoe.
l An Immense business was done In
corn Bull leaders here seemed dis
posed at first to take profits, and to a.
great extent did SO on the theory that
there should be reaction after the de-
cfded upturn which had taken place
the day before. Prices, however, tailed
tenpxs 70 reinstate investments car
ried the market swiftly upgrade.
Temperatures above IO0for 80 days In
Kansas and no rain for five weeks in
Oklahoma made the most hardened
short sellers hesitate about attempting
to, fight the rise In the corn market.
bv a soa king rain extended today to
southern Illinois. where a downpour
was declared. to have been too late, and
to have given no benefit.
Export sales said to aggregate $780,
900 bushels led to fresh buying Of OPP
tions in wheat. big increase in the
worlds available stock tended TO IN
duce temporary weakness, but was Off
| set by a buliish crop report from the
French government.
Increasing receipts put oats under
pressure In the end. however, shorts
were Fastening TO cover on account of
the sfghtness of corn
Selling on the part Of packers broke
the provision market High prices for
cessive number of hogs to the slaugh-
ter pens.
Wilson's Chicago Adyices
\, -
wheat news today WAS a little more
independent of corn, but the big cereal
was nevertheless largely swaved by
the feed grain. The demand for red
wheat is better. prices having gained
cent in store in the last few days.
Cash people say they are not ac-
cumulating red wheat. If this con-
tinues, the Chicago stocks will not get
| burdensone, for there is q demand for
| hard wheat that will keep Ii moving.
We still believe the loss to corn. oats
| the value of wheat and that 1t will
show later. 1t seems safe to continue
! operating on the easy places, perferring
December.
done in corn today. There were rains
all over the corn belt except In Kansas,
oklahoma and the Mississippi river
were We're higher and leading longs here
| and many followers. sold freely. Prices
| failed to recede as much as expected,
and when few early sellers tried
| to reinstate. the market developed
| much strength. September, corn made
| AZ new high record for the life Of
! the future and May came within nc
of the former high.
| Oats were relatively weaker than
corn during the early decline and made
smaller advances later. Early losses
We're little more than recovered.
Provisions weak
Local packers sold rather steadily
of January lard and ribs all day with
scattered longs going out also on stop
| loss orders.
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug. 13.-Butter- Unchanged.
Exg ,rsrket IN nearby Counties

Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
Especial Dispatch to The CALI
PETALUMA Aug i3.-The price- of extra
ranch eggs again dropped lzc after receipt OF
transactions OF the San Francisco Dairy and
Egg exchange. Dealers and spectators offered
15c for extra ranch and 24c for selected puilefs
The delivery light.
SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 13.--The local egg supply
still continues heavy. bur quotations failed to
change materially today, buyers paying the fol-
lowing: Extras, soc; frsts and seconds, 24lsc.
SANTA ROSA. Aug. 1s.-Changes in the mar
ket quotations today were particularly noticeable
by their absence, for when dealers received adj
vices from the dealings the San Francisco
Dairy Produce exchange they posted quotations
Offering 29c per dozen for first grade eggs 3iac
for seconds or puilet grade and 33c per pound
for butter. Offerings for poultrymen were
sought by all dealers who were approached to-
day. and some small shipments were made to
various places. principally the bay section Pro-
duction records this season will show big In
crease over the previous seasons record OF eggs
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Reflnea suenr Marked

The western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows net cash. Fine granulated- DC; can
ners aranulated. &c: fruit granulated: DC; crys-
tai dominos :. lb cartons in cases. s.S0c: do 10
rartons in cases 930c: monarch bar. 5.35c tab
LET'S in half bbls. 5.5oe: do in p ID hoxcA
!, zoe: cubes. 5.25c: monarch powdered 3-lnc .
xxx powdered. 5.1oc: confectioners A. &c;
beet granulated Soc: extra G, 4.50e: golden G.
40c. n }Oc Barrels and 30 ID bags NE
half bbls csc: boxes soc more per 100 lbs than
for bags Of 1C0 lbs net Bar in 35 and 40 III
tins ST 20 more in 8 and 10 Ib tins. $40 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grace ID ioV
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes as follows Granulated basis,
Sc: e. & II. fine standard. DC: coarse dry granlr
lated. SC: confectioners A. sc: berry; sc' pow.
bricks lin half bblsp. 5.5oc; bricks lin - ~
boxes). & T5c: crystal dominos f5 lb cartons In
cases. g. SOC: do III cartons In cases, 9.3oc'
extra fine dry granulated 600 10 o bags ,, oniyD' -
1900 Additional per 100 lbs; = In bbls and @ %
h bags. I0c more; half bbls. 25c more boxes.
soc more for all grades. Bar in 30 ana ~ I'D
tins 81 10 more. In 10 Id tins $3.50 more MIDI
mum order carload weight
NEW YORK. Aug lS-sugar3-,Rssw IA, eiss sfeady' ,is
centrifugal, 3.7Se: muscovado' S--'c' mo'asses'
. CSC
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FORE IGN None
AFFECTS MARKET
Buoyant Spirit in London
and Underwriting Of the
S. P. Felt Here

NEW YORK, Aug 1s.-Foreign con-
ditions exercised considerable influence
over today's stock market. Official
utterances by British off1cials indicated
Improvement in the relations among
the leading powers made for a buoy
ant market in London, that center later
sharing moderately in the movement
here. though probably selling On bal
ance Paris markets were firm. al
though Rentes were lower. but the Ber-
lin market developed no pronounced
trend, aside from some direct purchases
Of Canadian Pacific.
significant factor was the large
foreign interest in the underwriting OF
Union Pacific's Southern Pacific stock.
which was more than twice oversub-
scribed in short order. This is said
TO be the first European participation
of any size in American securities
Incidentally. the success of this project
caused a sharp advance in Southern Pa
cif1c shares as well as the syndicate
holdings. their respective gains being
From its uncertain opening the mar
ket soon developed a stronger tone.
Steel and Amalgamated scoring higher
prices. likewise Canadian Pacific. Read
ing and a miscellaneous lot of indus
trials. In the final dea alings profit talk
ing. and the less encouraging outlook
IN the steel industry wiped out much
IL not all Of the advance In the leaders,
while the renewed short selling helped
TO unsettle the general list
Crop newsrwas again conflicting. with
continuance of drought in some OF
the middle western sections. In the
face of this. however. western mer-
chants are evincing increasing optim-
ISM born in part of the treasury de-
a m 1la1f rt
billty Of an agreement TO hasten the
tariff bill seemed to excite little inter-
est in financial circles.
The bond market was steady. with
governments unchanged and dealings
light: Total sales par value. aggre-
gated s1.57s,0oo.
j. G. Wilson'S Stock Letter
NEW YORK. Aug 13.--Prices for
stocks ruled firm today with particular
strength shown in old Southern Pacific
saares, and the certificates of interest.
The advance in the latter affected
sentiment very fayorably.
Little is heard here now regarding
crop damage but if much harm has
peen done to corn as recent reports
indicate. II does not seem advisable to
US TO buy stocks on the strong spots.
We would rather take profits when
prices bulge sharply.
For the moment the Southern Pa
cific financing overshadows in import
weight later on The condition of
corn is becoming extremely serious.
The. railroads III the states of Nebraska.
| Iowa and Illinois are revising their
previous estimates of condition
Several steel products have been re-
duced 81 TO SO ton in the last two
weeks in order to attract buying
orders, as the new demand Is only
about so per cent of capacity.
This important trade incident Is
ignored in the present expression of
speculative enthusiasm.
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chicago Grain and Provision Futures
AyailabIe Grain supply

AVN1lUBf1 ftHTuIM SUPPLY.
NEW YORK. Aug 4 Ia -Bradstreet's advices
show the following changes In availsble sup
plies: ~ sRFFFssa f *TSst Fy
creased 3.94S, 600 bushels: United States west Of
Rockies. decreasesl 229,QQo bushels. Canada. de-
creased. $4,000 busheJx; aiost for and I'm Eu-
rope. Increased 800 eco bushels total increase
4. 2G9 900 bushels. R
Corn--United States and Canada decreased
oats United states and Canada, decreased
e3S 600 bushels.t
Increases - Newport News. $4,000 bushels
Louisville COO bushels; Springfield, so zoo
bushels
8 Decreases - Manitoba. 3O7 900 bushels. St
Joseph II2,OO0 bushels: Fort WORTH IS 600
bushels.
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!, BIC FIGURES SHOW
VEAL Til IN BANKS
Deposits August 9 in Nine
National Institutions
$141, 1867, 1863

Nine national banks in San Francisco
s141.S 1863 80, according to reports fur
njshed to the comptroller of currency.
The total resources of the nine banks
on that date were S222. 545.51. Cap
ital, surplus and undivided profits ag-
gregated $50. 21S, ,790S1. showing slight
gains over the reports of June 4. April
4 and February 4. Cash on hand Au-
gust 3 totaled S54.612. 225.95 leaving a
safe margin between cash and deposits
Loans and discounts on that date ag-
gregated $114,252, 917 90. Deposits and
resources are shown in the following
table OF the nine national banks:
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New York Cofree Market

NEW YORK. Aug 13-Coffee futures recov-
cred yesterdays losses during t0day's trading
owing to steady French cables and compare
lively small offerings. The market opened steady
at an advance Of 4 to s points. After selling
about s to l5 points net higher, prices reacted
slightly on disappointing cables from Hamburg
and realizing, bur frmed up on renewed covering
and closed strong at advance OF IL TO 16
points.
August sic; September. s.S3c: October.
S.94c: December. o~5Sc: January. 9.2Sc. March,
9.50c: May. D.61e: July. 9.67c.
Spot coffee. steady; Rio IS 91<c: Santos 4s,
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n 4
A trough of low pressure oycrIies the inter-
mountain region, with two we'll marked mnrna
cue over Montana and the other tn soltheasfsri
California and Arizona. These conditions are
causing cloudy and unsettled weather over the
north Pacific states and infermountain region.
eastern portions Of Washington and Oregon and
Arizona. Scattered showers have also occurred
in the upper Mississippi valley. Ohio valley CEN
tral Atlantic coast and gulf coast states. The
temperature has risen over the plains states and
fallen In Nevada. Conditions are favorable for
fair weather In California ThurSday
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
August IA. 1913:
San Francisco ana vicinity Fair Thursday
light wesi wind
Sacramento valley Fair Thursday; light south
wind.
Santa clara valley Fair Thursday light ncrfi,-
west wind.
san Joaquin valley Fair THURSDAY: light north
west wind
California south Of the Tehachspi- Fair Thurs
day: light west wind
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MIsCELLANEOIs MARKETS
cotton Market.

fFrom J. G Wilson E CO. private wire)
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.--Cotton was irregular,
bnt the tendency was fdownwnrd most 81 zfbe.
time ouing ID showers AZ some points ia Texas
and Okiahoma According TO the ofncIal returns
the precipita tior light. but there were n,l-
n,eous private reports cf showers at many points.
aud there was sufficient selling for both sides Of
one time 1t Is a weather marker and condf-
,tions in the southwest should be closely watched
i1sain there in the near future viii doubtless he
followed by heavy selling.
Spot closed quiet and unchanged. Middling
upiands. lcc; Do gllf 100 No sales
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables
Potatoes-River delta whites, e5c6$1.10 per
cti; special brands. $f.25; MERGED sweets, s2.50G
per ctl.
Onions-New yellow. 81 1oG11 Is per eth
veEefAbles-Green corn $2@225 per sack Tor
fancy and $1G1.5O for ordinary offerings; green
peas: 4@5c per ib; cucumbers. 200S5c per box;
garlic, ~ @5c per ID: cabbage 81 per ctl; cnull-
73c per box for bell and 35 @5Oc for chile; car
tots. Toe per sack. string beans. 4@6c per lb'
lima beans, 466c per ID: summer squash. 30 "a SOC
per box: tomatoes. s1@1.25 per box for sound
and 50015c for soft stock: green okra 100000
per box: eggplant Livingston. 75085c per box;
delta 4O6 50c
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NOrthwestern wheat Market
WASHINGTON

SEATTLE. Aug. II. .--WheA eAt~-B Buest tenn. SEC
forty-fold roc: club 7Sc: ffe 77c red Russian
76c Yesterdays car receipts-wheat :, oats
., corn 2. hay &c, -four s.
TACOMA, Aug. la-gWheat-Bl ~ -Bluestsm. SIC; ;
receipts--wheat 5. barley /, oats ., hay IS.
OREGON
PORTLAND Aug. 3.---Wheat--Tnchanxed
Car receipts-wheaf 20. barley A. Hour 0, oats
Q, hay 10.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Special Dispatch to The Call,

Especial Dlspatch 10 The Ca1ll
EUREKA. Aug. 13.--The latest tramp steamer
listed TO take IN an offshore consignment of
redwood humber In Humboldt bay is the British
steamer Manninztrys under charter TO Davies &
Fehou. and will arrive early Ia September
Preceding the Manningtry Will he the British
steamers Cape Finisterre. due about August o.
and the Aymeric. due about August 25 The
bark Antiope y listed for arrival IN the latter
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NeN YorIx Money Marked

NEW YORK Aug 13.--Money on call steady
at pa 12ia per cent; ruling rate, 254 per cent
closing bid, y per cent; offered at 2iz per
cent.
Time loans steady: 60 days. slansx per
cent: 90 days. 41sG4% per cent: six months,
5R4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. Gf76E per cent
Sterling exchange easy at S4.s3 for go dsy
bills sud S4 $3.50 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.S25t
Bar silver. 59Izc.
Mexican dollars. 4Ic.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds. steady
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NOTE OFFERING

Louis Sloss & Co are offering con-
venient form of note of the Mount
Whitney Power and Electric company.
These notes. in denomination TO sui.
investor, are at one year from date of
issue and are discounted TO yield
per cent Not more than S25Q.000 will
be outstanding at any time. The money
from these notes will be used for per-
manent construction.
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Raps-Standard Calcutta grain bags. 9ssM
a4lc- San Quentin size; wool bags, 50i2c for
ana 4sc for ~ lbs: fleece twine. 9lac per ID
bean bags TssMTAsc per h. -
oil mutations are for barrels-Ltnseed "1c
per gallon for boiled and 61c for raw. Dbl lots
fc less eases sc more; Bakers "A castor cases;
castor. in cases. 9Oc; China nut cases, i5@soc
per gallon. . -, =
Coal Oil Gasoline. etc.r-Peari oil. In bulk sr.
in cases 10c headlight oil, in bulk Zoe. In cases
17c. Focene in bulk lie. In. cases lac: hlalne,
o8Iyc Red Crown gasoline. In bulk l5l2c' n
cases 221ac: engine dishilate IN buiK PC. IA
cases 14i5c: gas machine gasoline. In hulk 5te:
in cases 44hc: varnish makers and painters
napbfha fu bulk 14lae, in cases 21icc
- lfurnentinesIn In cases SIC: 10 case lots 1c less.
drums and iron barrels soc; Aroturps. cases soc.
iron barrels and drums. 23c per gallon.
Rosin-F $40: FL, $I.I5; |. $3.50; W6' slo
per Dbl of $50 lbs.
Red and White Iead-Red. sGS13c: wnHe;
"a Ns1ac per lb: do in and 10 lb lots, Ilac ana
Tie respectively.
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941.50c; September. 4l12@4l. .25c: October 40 81
6l41.25c
Antimony-Nomnai. Cooksons, S.40Q7 S. soc.
Iron--Steady and unchanged.
London markets closed as follows:
Copper-Quiet. Spot and futures, f69 IFS Sd.
Tin-Quiet. spot, f1Sa: futures. FIST.
IrDn-CleveIand warrants 55s
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Cash Grain and Provisfon.

CHICAGO. Aug. la.-Corn- No. 2. ~73G 74c;
No white, T3s< d74Ac; No. yellow. 73074c;
No. s. 72A M73Lc: No. 3 white. 1874 a@T3%c;
No. 3 yellow, rs GI3s4c; No. 4. 12A QT2Ne: No.
4 white. 72h d12s4c. No. yellow, 12H@72%c
Rye--No. 2 new, 63@6Slsc. =
Barley--S0Q zoe.
Timothy $404.00.s
Clorer--EomiDai,
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MOUNT WHITNEY GAINS

Marked increases are shown in the
earnings of Mount Whitney Power and
Electric company for July and for the
fiscal year ended July 81, 1913, over
the corresponding periods last year.
For the month the gain in gross earn
ings 34.21 per cent, and in balance it
was 1888 per cent. For the year the
gain in gross earnings was 1863 per
cent. in net earnings 1912 per cent
and in balance il was 1929 per cent
The statement follows:
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New YORK Grain Mnrket

NEW YORK Aug. Ia -FlourFirm
Wheat-Spot firm: No red, 931sc: No. l
northern Duluth DSl4c. Futures closed net m
changed to sc higher. September, 94Mc; Do
cember, a7Ac.
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Hay and FeedstuRa

Fcedstufs tper toni - Bran. $28T21 for
white and $250l36 for red: shorts s2762S; mid
lings $30633: rolled barley $21. 3o7 so: corn
meal, $41142: cracked corn $4l@4e chopped
feed, $l9@23; evergreen chop feed. s22 in car
lots and SIS jobbing: oilcake meal. 20 ton lots
SO, 10 ton lots $3.50, ton lots s33, small
lots $3.50; cocoannt cake meal. $27 for 20
and 10 ton lots, $3.50 for ton lots and s2S for
small lots alfalfa meal, carload lots $I7.5O job
bing 1880 Eureka meal, carload lots $2o 80,
jobbing $23.50
Hay iper tonl-Fancy wheat hay. light bales,
$19.50Q2I: No. 1 wheat and wheat and oat
S11 5061s.50 good to choice do. $14@ 1850; bar
ley and oat, $15Q1T; tame oat. s16619: wild
cat $14916.50; stock hay. s1f@ 80: alfalfa. s12
@15.
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new York Metal Market

NEW YORK. Aug H. Copper = strcns.
Standard spot to October. 4.S76fta.S5, electro
lytic 15.S7d16c; lake 16c casting, 15.62M
f5.15c.
Lead--Qulef At 4. 45c bid: London TO 7s Cd
Spelter-5. 706 5 Soc; London, f20 LIS.
Tin EASY. Spot. Al .006 Al. Csc; August, 4I40
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f,0ndiffon of Tre..urv

WASHINGTON. Aug. 13s-Ihc condition Of the
I.nited states treasury at the beginning OF bust
ness today was: s.
Net balance IN general fund $129. $50 722: to-
tai receipts yesterday 81. OF .964: total pay
ments yesterday s.. 617. .SG3
The dencit sthis fseal year u 81 is5l4 ;sa$A
OF Panama canal and public debt transactlons.
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Afinneanolia Grain Marked

1 hard S9atc: No. northern. s7H 668lc: No.
northern, s5a4 ms5 Ac; Ne hard Montans.
S3Ac; No 3 wheat. S4MMS5ac September
sc Nc; December 8essc: May. e5c
Ficur--J Unchanged.
Barfey-Unchanged
Bran-$I0. .50@20.
cern--No 3 yellow 16i4G11c.
0ats-No. 3, white. 30 u II 40Mc.
Rye--No. 2 57a @59Iac.
Tlax-$1 .5Ota a 81
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PORTLAND. Aug. l3.-ciearings. So, l56, 265:
balances. $152. $3.50.
TACOMA. Aug. 13--Clearfngs, $3.50. 42J: bal
ances S56. .299.
SEATTLE. Aug 13.-clearings. So. 500. .as4:
: sPoKASE Aug 1s-clearinss. s154. ~; bal
anceS. S63, ,416.
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Weather Report

PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Aug 10. 1918
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OC Al NJ A r K E II S

of yesterdays arrivals from the east. and the
leading importers announced that tHo-thirds Of
next weeks receipts would be springs " Broil-
efs fryers and young ROSTERS selling at
loWer prices by weight while the rates per dozen
stood q, about as before quoted Hens were weak
quotations for both eastern and local birds
- Poultry tper dczen,-Hens. st@4-5o for small.
So 800 80 for large and ss6al2 for extra; young
ROSTERS. $7@S; do extras. $0m10; old roosters.
sos; fryers. So .5oQ7;. broilers. st94.5o for
small; ducks, s4G4.5o for old and s5@7 for
young; geese, Se@2.50 per pair; pigeons si25@
Prices per ib.-Easteru hens. 1sc; California
hens. l5@i6c for Ieghorn and 1sc for fancy
Srear: sresaz s sSnns roosers as yers t@s2S%e s Sc
a0d2lc.
Game tper dozen,-Hare nominal; Belgian
Wholesale Fish Market
Prices tper lbl- Salmon. I2i5c; haibut. 1oc:
black rock, &c: barracuda. &c; sand dabs. &c;
soles. &c; kngfsh, &c: carp. &c, smeits ioc;
small striped bass 15c: large do -: sea bass.
&c; shad. 4c: catfish. 1al5c; trout -; erawfish.
Zoe: crabs. $3.50 per dozen.
The above quotations represent (. 0. b. prices
for cleaned fish. Iced and boxed.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef-Primc steers. 1aa124c: medium do. 10
gle: heifers- 11m111ac: cows s1s610c.
Veal Oa1o.ac for heavy ii@12c for medium
M Mutton-w @ W etSers. tie sl s. as,be ewes. 7laasHc
Lambs -Lghtweieht. Haze; heavy. 1o2
Dressed Pork (per lb)--12ts d1sc
livestock MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound live
stock delivered in San Francisco gross weight
Grass fed cattle-No- steers. over $50 lbs:
lT4@7l5c per lb; under $50 lbs. 6aa Gflc: second
quality. all weights. 6M6lsc; thin. undesirable
steers. 4@515c
No cows and heifers sde&c second n,a QUA ansi'
ity, 5A@5s4c; common to thin. undesirable cows
Desirable bulls and stays s1s a4c; half fat or
thin bulls. 2d3c.
Calres-Lghtweight per H. 7h@71ac me,
dium. 6M615c heavy. 5M512c ,,a
Sheep--Desrabe wethers. 4d4lac; ewes Sia az
Sucking Lambs-5s. acc.
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 10 lop IDS &C.
$50 to 25O lbs, SIC: go lbs and up. Is4c.
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses ana Ga, mus
are furnished By the Butchers and Stock 1fow
ers' Journal
Desirable drafters. LOO lbs and over. ,3Wl,n
Light alters, $50 to 1850 IDS ao,N 90
uriusns' I.., sss o-a :, 1 2so lbs 150f7 POO
Delivery wagon horses. 1850 to l,5O IDS Log t5g
ysr,r Eerr, u,orLers ............. 756i00
MrLES-afEDIUM TO EXTRA
90 90 ,ts @ ~ -aars 125G11TS
1lO0 lbs, to years aooNsa 5ooNsa avn
/, 200 lbs. to years - -oy1 ~ -.
Over years old range from SD 10 10 iowel. w
Note-Shirpers TO this market must ~
and style to command extreme quotations
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-14
Poultry and Came

Poultry and Game
The arrival of another car OF eastern chickens
the sixth for the week had depressing effect
on the poultry market yesterday. and the general
easipess was all the more noticeable because the
contained much larger percentage OF young
stock than those received few days back
Young spring chickens constituted about one half