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aTtnneapoIfs Grain Market

NINNEAPOLIS July 16.--Wheat-July, size;
September. s915c: December. 921s 992Ac. Cash
No. l hard, Gle: Ne ] northern, s95a 490!ac;
tana, ssc; No. 3 wheat s51k @ss15c.
Flour Unchanged.
Brau-Unchauged.
Barley-Unchanged.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 57la G5sc.
Oats-No. 3 white. 36H G3eAc.
Rye-No. 2. 5G05Sc.
Flax-S137B-
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VETERAN OF 81 SEEKS
"WAYWARD" BOY OF Al
Aged san Franciscan Invokes the Aid
OF Portland Police to Find "Lad'
who Left Home in 1905

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
PORTLAND, July 16.-John Massey,
ST years old, is here from San Fran
cisco to secure the aid of the police
= search for his lost boy" James
r. Massey, Al years old, who left home
in 1905.
Massey senior who fought in the
civil war with the Thirty seventh New
cork lives at 1919 Guerrero street.
San Francisco, and spends a portion
OF his $50 month pension in travel
ing IN search of his "wayward" son.
The old man says he received word
in Sacramento recently that James was
in Portland and he is here to induce
ssle lad" to return to the parental
roof.
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FIour and Fnr.naceous Goods

Flour (net per bbl)-California family extras,
S5.60de: do bakers extras, S4.6005. .20 super
fine S3.906410: Dakota patents $6.4On7 40;
Kansas patents S6M6.25.
Farinaceous Goods--In 10 Ib sacks are quoted
as follows: per 100 lbs Graham -four. 81 30;
entire wheat -four IS; buckwheat -four S5; self
rising buckwheat -four. $3.50: wheat meal. 81;
rice -four. S6.50 rye flour, $3.70; rye meal Sc. go;
cornmeal. yellow and white, 1926; extra do,
$3.50; oat groats S460; buckwheat groats, SS. so;
hominy. $370; cracked wheat, So: farina. S4 10:
pearl barley. $5.50G6; split peas SO for yellow
and $3.50 fer green. In 25 lb sacks 1Oc lower
for all and zoe lower for 30 lb sacks.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Reeeints All produne IuIx f8
xvbeat and ofber Grnins

Speculative trade in barley continued quiet
yesterday and the general tone of the market
for futures of easiness. Actual trad
ing in The pit was confined to the December
option, as usual and that month sustained an
other small loss. Offerings of barley in the
remained wholly nominal in the continued alb
of supplies. Prices for barley To arrive
were unchanged. $1-324 Genital being the
highest figure asked for choice feed Cash wheat
remained quiet and easy. with some traders ex-
pressing willingness 10 shade the outside quo
tations for certain grades. Oats and corn were
dull but steady,
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal; Caliior-
81. 81 y al co. Turkey red S167i 10; Russian
red. $1.57Ih q 160; forty-fold, $16o@1 .621a /;
bluestem, $1.e7HQ1.7o.
FUTURES
No quotations
CASH BARLEY
Spot prices wholly nominal in the absence
of supplies. Good to choice feed is offering to
arrive at $1.30g1.32la per ctl.
FUTURES
IL &. m. Session
December 81 3614 for opening and high. and
$685. for low and closing. July closed at
81 1.3o1a bid. l.ss asked. August at sl.Slh bid,
$1.32l5 asked and May, 1914. at S1,39 bid,
D. M. Session
December sold at sI33k. October was
quoted at $1.32 bid. $1.S5 asked.
oats-White feed. s1.53d1.60 per ctl for
No ] to choice: black S2,2J02.To; red seed.
81. 75G1.95; do feed. S15o@ l6o s,-o,fa
Corn-Easten yellow. carload lots $i.oul N
151I5 per ctl: do white. S1-21N al .52l9; Egyp-
tian white, nominal: Kaffr. $165Gl.T0 in sacks.
Rve-S1. 406i1 10 ppr ctI
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NETHERLANDS ROUTE

Tb;, route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
Yaoblsts to reach all points the Sacramento River:
Colinsville, Emmaton Rio Vista lseton. Ryde, Wanus
Grove, Vorden, CourtIand, Clarksburg, Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 3 m daly
at ali points en- route Leaves Sacramento 900 p. m
daly except Sunday, arriving San Francisco zoo D m
No stops en- route.
stear,er Modoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco I3
noon daily except Sunday Leave Sacramento 1000
a. m. daily except Sunday; stopping both Ways at al
points en- route Arriving time San Francisco an6
Sacramento indefinite, sccountfruit season.
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Renns. Seeds md Hops

Further small changes IN the direction OF
lower priees for lima and small white beans
Will be observed. The other descriptions stand as
before quoted
Manehuriau butter So. .S564: bayos. So. 40M
AGO: large whites. s4.7oM4S5: small whites
8 so: red s4Id4 20: rel kidney. $370M3. s.; gar
vanzas S3.5O94; horse beans, S2@2.35; cram
berry, nominal
Seeds-AIustard. -; naxseed. $3.S5d4 per etl
canary 6I61ac per lb; alfalfa, 14@1Sc; rape,
21k @31bc; timothy, nominal; hemp, &c; millet
Dried Peas-Green. ss0325 per ctI.
Hops-Calfernia. 1912 crop, to growers. 120
16c per lb for general offerings; choice. scarce
and nominal at Zoe.
NEW YORK. July 16.-Hops-Frm. State
common to choice, 1912. l4G1se: do 1911, 116
lac; Pacific coast 1912, 16@19c; do 19l1
l4Ml6c
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Deeiduous and citrus Fruit.

Local commission merchants and representa-
tives Of shipping concerns. who returned TO the
city from the principal grape growing districts
yesterday, stated that the crops were very badly
damaged by the recent hot weather, the damage
in some places amounting 10 loss of 30 per
cent II was stated that fully one-half of the
muscat crop In Fresno and Tuiare counties was
destroyed and that the damage TO Tokays in
the Vacaville region much greater than at
first reported. Adyices from Martinez said that
about 90 per cent Of the grape crops in that
district was badly scorched as TO be unfit
for shipment More definite news from all OF
tue districts affected Is awaited with Interest
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Hides-CuIls sell 1c under the quotations for
salt and 192c for dry hides. Heavy and medium
bulls and stage. s@9c: salted kip, lac; salted
veal and salted calf, IKE; dry hides, 24@25c:
culls. 23e; murrain, Csc; dry calf and veal 2Sc !:
dry kip 25c; dry salt hides, Ice; dry bulls and
stags lie; sheepskins, short wool. 25G40c; me-
dum, 45@S0c; long wool. S5c@s1; lambs, 35
@50c for long and 15@Soc for short wool; milk
lambs 1@10c; shearlngs, 15@25c for No. 1 and
1oc for No. q horsehides. salt. 81 75G3 for large
prime and 81. 30 for No. /; medium, ST 70
a.; small 75c@s125; colts, 25G5Oc; horse
hides, dry, s2G2.25 for large. S.50@2 for me-
dum. 50cG$1 for small and 25@50c for colts:
goatskins, prime angoras. 7JcMS1: medium, 35 a
soc; long hair goats, 40c, medium, Csc; kids.
5@1oc.
Tallow-No. l rendered, bbls, 5@5%c; cans
and drums. 3i5 G5c.
Grease-2@3c per lb.
Wool Wool Spring cliBtrssns sa Joaquin. and 8
Bluff, iI@l2kc; do year, d121a 114c; Humboldt
and Mendocino, months, 1401Sc; do years
clip. 1sG2Oc.
NEW YORK, July Hides-steady. Central
American. 29%c Bogota. 291s 030hc.
Wool-Steady.- Domestic fleece, Xxx Ohio, 81
@2sc.
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The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday, July IL, was 2S 5-12e a
pound.
Checse-Fancy California fats, 1Gc per lb.
hrm; do frsts, 1415c,. firm; fancy Young Amer
icas. 17ikc, steady; Oregon twins, Ice, steady;
do triplets 16c steady; do Young Americas.
1Sc. steady; New York fancy, 20G2016c, steady;
wisconsin fancy. 161a G1712e. steady.
L. ILL
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SeTv Work Grnin NIarI<c1

o NEW YORK July -Tlour-Quiet.
Wheat-Spof firm; No. red, 94c; No
northern Duluth SI.00i5. Futures were firmer,
closing ar aI@c net higher July, 96lac; Sep
temher 94asc; December. 9I1ac.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Fernando Nelson and wife to John Artus and
wife, lot in line of Cumberland street, l50 w
of Guerrero, w % by 100; So
Emma Wolf and Carl Wolf to Louise and
John w. Rose. lot in SW line OF Fourteenth
avenue South % SE Sc so by SW 100; $40.
Alexander Finegoid TO Morris Finegold, lot 10
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COMEDY IN SAN RAFAEL
1sn.e,al pI.patch to The CAIN

Especial Dispatch TO The caID
SAN RAFAEL, July IA three act
farce comedy entitled Mr.. Bob will
he presented in Garden theater here
Saturday night under the direction of
Mrs. Fred King for the benefit of the
Marin County Promotion league.
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North.xest Mheat

OREGON
PORTLAND. July .-Wheat-Unchanged. Re
ceipts-Barfey. . cars; -four, cars; oats. car;
hay cars. .
WASHINGTON
40 SEATTLE. July 16.=-Wheat old erop-Blue-
stem 'SSe. forty fold SIC; club. SIC; fife. STe;
red Russian. S7e. New crop-Bluestem. S2c;
firtv-fold soc: club. 79c fife. 79c; red Russian.
rsc Yesterdays receipfs-Wheat. u cars
TACOMA. July 6.-Wheat--Blrestem 95c
forty fold Ole: club 90e; red fife. Soc. Receipts
Wheat. 8 cars barley. 1 car; corn, cars;
har. IL cars.
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Love- lot in n line of Green street. ss:e W Of
Pierce. W by n 50; $40.
The Mccarthy company to Charles e. Peter
son, lot p, block 2s. Sunnyside; $40.
Louis H. Newroth ct al to Amelia f. Pollard
association: $40.
Electric company. lot in NV line of Minna
$40
Annie L. AIcArdIe to George H. Rand, same;
$40
George II. Rand and wife to Pacific Gas ana
Electric company, lot in NV line of Minna street,
50 Ne of Eighth. NE 40 by NV so: $40
Thomas NJ Finkelstein to Ivy Friede lot in NE
line of Third street. 80 NV of Bryant, NV 25
by-SE So; $40.
Antoine Borel and wife to Lihrada r. de Mo
rales. lot in NV liue of London street 100 SW
of Italy avenue SW - by NV 100: $40
William D. O'Donnell to Dewey Coffin. lot I'm
line Of Diamond street As S Of Clipper, $ 80
by 80, and two other parcels $40.
Bernard f. Maloney TO the Mccarthy COMPANY
lot in " line Of Fortieth avenue. 100 OF K
street. S % by w 100: So.
croeker Estate company to Clara orwitz lots
80 and 81. block G. additions TO Castro Street
Addition and Glen Park terrace; $40.
Building Contracts
William S. Sargent with J. ]. Murray-Alter-
ations and additions changing cottage into
flats, 112 Carl street, side between Cole aud
Mary Quinn with H. p otten-in wsrk cx-
ccpt gas fixtures and shades for two story and
basement frame building (hats) In s. line OF
Grove street 202:6 W of Cole, w % by 1916;
$3.1S3
Pockwitz Rebmann Realty company with James
ment class reinforced concrete building in w
line of Embarcadero 229 of Mission street
45:10xS0. building not TO exceed S24. 500. plus
Il. Capurro with Bianckn & Co.-Excsvat-
ing and grading OF lot at Sc of Broad
way and Bartol street. 40x67: IS: 1915.
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DOMESTIC AND FoREIGN CRAM
Future Grain and Provisions
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, July 16-Cash: Corn-No. 2
61l a61%c; No. . white, 63@63Ac; No. :
white. s2asc: 10. 8 yellow 6f@61ac; No. 4
5996oc No. 4 white, 61lzc; No. ! yellow,
.59ia 66Osic
Bye-No. . e28ac
Bsriey-4S063c
Timothy s.. .75d4.75
verseed-Nominal.
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uNloN TRANSFER COMPANY

Agents collect baggage and checks trains or boats Of
Southern Pacific Company and deliver baggage to resi-
den.s. They are authorized to check baggage direct
from residence.
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nuluth Ifnseed

DULUTH. July 16.--Linseed-S1 S1395s July.
81 3SI nominal; September, S1.40; October
SL41; November, s1.41A nominal; December,
81 80 nominal.
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Dried Fruits In New york

NEW YORK July 16-Evaporated Apples
Quiet Fancy, sA 0s15c; choice, 6l4@7e;
Prgnes@Tirm. califODx. sA@12Ac: Ore
ApricotsZouiet Choice 12d13ikc; extra
choice. 13613iac; fancy. 14hM15c
Peaches-Firm. Choice, 6G615c; extra choice,
ca sG7c; fancy, IL 412c.
Raisins- Quiet. Loose muscatels. AZ @s3%es y g
choice to fancy seeded. 5q63aci seedless IA U
6slc; London layers, sl.20@140.
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Egr Market in Nearby Counties

tSItCIaI DIsIatcu 70 Iit NaIlY
PETALUztA July 16.-There was no change
In the prices paid for eggs today, after recelpt
Egg exchange Dealers and spectators onered
dc for extra ranch and 20I5c for selected pull
let's The delivery was not heavy
SANTA ROSA, July 16.-There was no change
in the local egg market today. On receipt OF
advices showing the morning transactions on
fbe San Francisco Dairy Produce aud Egg ex-
change local dealers paid 231ac per dozen for
first grade and zoe per dozen for second or puhet
grade eggs. The offerings for the day We're
light
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Prices lper lbl--Eastern hens. 2o@2fc; Cali
fornia hens 15M1sc for Leghorns and 1S@20c
for Plymouth Rocks; young ROSTERS. 25@ 26c;
fryers 2367o4c; broilers. 2oc.
Game per dozen)-YHare. $1.25@2: Belgian
hare, S4M6.
wholesale Fish Market
Prices tper lb)--Salmon: l2Ac; halbut 9c;
chicken haiibut, codhsn' o SCI req rock. iac;
soles &c: kingish, carp, 4c; smelts. 10c:
silver smets,. -; herrings &C. tomcods,. Sc;
Sc: shad &c; catfish. 121@c; trout, -; crawish
25e; crabs. $3.50 per dozen
The above quotations represent I. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish, iced and boxed
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates 70 dealers and butchers are
Beef~Prime steers. 12@12Ac; medium do 10
m11c. heifers. 1OI5 m11c; cows. 9G10c.
yeal-10hc for heavy, 11@12c for medium
and 12@12ihc for small
Afutt0n-Wethers 9G101ac: ewes, Sd9c
Lambs Lightweight 1g12c; heavy, 1oz
Dressed pork (per Ib)-1215 a1sc
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock, delivered In San Francisco, gross
weight:
Grass fed cattle-No. | steers: over $50 lbs.
74 a71sc per ID: under $50 lbs. .6A 07c: second
quality, all weights. 6@6hc; thin, undesirable
steers, 4@51ac.
NO l cows ana helfers, oeUpe4cs second quai-
ity. 5bm5Ac common to thin, undesirable
Desirable bulls and stags, 404Ac; half fat or
thin bulls, 2M3c.
: Calves Lightweight per lb, 7@71ac; medium,
60t315e; heavy 501555c.
sheep-DesirabIe wethers, AZ @4lac; ewes, sA
gaze.
Sucking lambs-5s4 G6c.
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 to $50 lbs, III
@71ac; 100 to $50 lbs, 1laGIAc; 20 lbs and
up TIC.
Provisions
Hams fper lbl-California, H IL. brand IA to
ls lbs, 2oc; II to 20 lbs, lsc; 2lc9ies, 14 glsc;
hams 261ac; raw. boned 2Tc; Primrose, 23c;
Eastern Star. 22hc; skinned. a4c; Monarch,
Bacon-Primrose. 4 TO 8 lbs 32c; Eastern Star
tos6 lbs zoe, to lbs 29c. to 10 lbs &c, 10
to II lbs zee; Arrow. to 10 lbs 261ac. 10 TO IL
20llc; light dry salt bacon. to 10 lbs 2sc, 10
to Il lbs 22c; NJ. & +, brand, 5 to lbs 2sc, .
to 70 lbs 2s D. brand @ sa,t to lps 2ee
Cottolene Half bbls. 1asc; / tierce, INC; 2
fierees, 111sc: tierces. lie per lb: Calfene.
lie for 1 tierce. 1oKc for tierces 10%c for
tierces and 11Isc for half bhls and tubs: cases.
ST.
Eastern Lard and Oils. Western Meat brand
SO. TO- 5s 50 %, 3s $3.50; compound lard. tierces
9a4e: sos (per easel. s.. los $3.50, IS $6.3S, 3s
cooking OIL 67c per gallon; salad oil, 7sc per
California Pure Lard. NJ & r. Brand-Tierces,
5000 large tins to a case, ss.25: medium,
II to ascase, SS32la small 20 to a case. $S.40.
California Compound Lard, III. H.. Brand
Tierce basis 9hc; cans, ] TO a case, S4.S71a; 4
to case, $780, tins TO a case, $615; 12s,
Sc. ply: 20s, $3.50; NJ. & L. salad oil. tierce
basis, soc; NJ. & L. cooking oil. zoe for white
Beef-Extra family. family and,.extra mess
beef. S24 per Dbl.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. s23; pig pork.
SIS.
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small. ducks. s4m45 80 for old and soar for
young: geese s2M2 so per pair; pigeons, 81 25M
L50; squads. $1.50G12.
Prices (per lbl--Eastern hens. 20@21c; Cali
fornia hens, 15M1sc for Ieghorns and 1S@20c
for Piymotlth Rocks; young ROSTERS, o5Mo6c;
fryers 236124c; broprs. 22c.
Game (per dozen)-rHare. $1.25@2: Belgian
hare S56f6
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and enules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY

AUTOMOBILES, MUTUHCYCLES AND VEF1ICLES
From San Francisco, South End Of Ferry Building, for
Broadway Wharf, Oakiand.-From 600 a.. m, daily.
and every half hour until 900 D. m. inclusive. then
1880 D. IN, 1000 p. m, t1030 p m, fll.00 .. No.,
sf200 mdn, II 90 am. Boats leave Broadway Wharf
From 615 a. m, daily and every bali hour until s45
o. NJ inclusive then 1915 .. m % 45 M, ms
sl045 D. m. s11.45 D. m, *12.45 a. m.
a for Morning. sDaiIy pfor Afternoon.
tsunday excepted. tSunday only cMonday only.
SSundavs and MONDAYS only.
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HORSES

Desirable irafters l. 700 lbs and over. s275@so5
Light drafters $50 TO l $50 lbs 2a5@250
Chunks, 1850 to 900 ms 2oO0l OBS
Wagon horses $50 to $50 lbs I50M200
Delivery wagon horses l. O5o to go lbs 120G140
Desirable farm mares es......... l00M125
Farm workers ............ 75@l00
$50 lbs, to I years. s75@I25
LEGO lbs a to years 125M175
LOO lbs. to Z years .............. 15a@200
200 lbs to Z years 200@250
Over years old range from SIS to $50 lower
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close TO type,rwith age. bone conforma
ton and style. to command extreme quotations.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINS ELECTRIC SERVICE

TO Oakland 18th ST., and Berkeley, via Shattutk Ave.
and Ellsworth 81. Dsily-From 500 g. m, and
every twenty min utes until $40 p m. Inclusive then
oO0 $40. 1920, l100 II 40 p mr. 20 and 20 .. m
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
D. M, go, 1000, 10,40 and 11.20 p. N.
To Berkeley via Calf orna ST. end West Berkeley, Albany
via Ninth St. Daiy-Fron 900 a. m. t. 20.
.640 100 e. m and every twenty minutes until $50
pm, inclusive; then o.0o $40, 1920 II 90, II 40 p m.
1920 and 30 a.. M Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m. 920. 1000. l040 and ll2o
.. n.
TO Oakland. WashIngton-Broadwsy, East Oakland.
FrultyaIs and melrose, via Seventh St.-Daiy-From
600 a. m. then every twenty minutes until $40 p. m,
incusive:g thea Geo. 9.40. 1920 11.00, li.40 p. M,
1920 and 100 o. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m, 9.20, 1000. l04O and ll2o
D. m.
Horseshos to Oakland Washington Broadway Frtynls.
Alameda, North -Daily-Frem 600 a. m. 1920.
$40. 100 I'D 74o, &c., $40 and forty minutes past
the hour until $40 p: m; then goo, 40 go. 520.
$40, 600 go. $40, 7O0 740, $40, o00 $40, 1o2O,
l100, ll40 p. n, 2.20 and i2Oa
To Stonshurst Steam Servlce)-f6o. f640. f720.
t9O0 1000 a. m. Il 20 p. m, 100, 1900, t32os
m 40 and tf % n m.
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cave VIA sAUsALITo

Leave VIA SAUSALIT0 Arl
6:45a Petaluma Santa Rosa, Guerneville,
Duncan Mills. Cazadero. .......t ~
7:15a ISonoma, Glen Ellen o
7.45a Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healdsburg,
Cloverdale, Ukiah. Willis, Fort
Bragg Longyale, sssDos Rios,
'Seeastopol
s:15aI Point Reyes. Camp Meeker. Montel :
Rio. Duncan Mills. Cazadero...-l q
S:45a iPetaluma. Santa Rosa, Guerneville,
Monte Bio, Duncan Mills. Caza-l
dero. (Leaves from Duncan Mills)l q
fg.15a Sonoma, Glen Ellen. -
70 :15a Lagunitas. Point Reyes. ..........l IS
o:45a Petaluma Santa Rosa, Healdsburg,
Ito Sonoma and Glen Ellen week
days only and arrives 6:o5-p NIL 8
f.43piPetaiuma Santa Rosa. Guerneyille.
Monte Rio. Duncan Mills (to
Cazadero Sundays only)........j 10:
g2.45ptPoiht Reyes, Camp Meeker. Montel
Rio Duncan Mills. Cazadero. S1o:
3:l5plPetaluma. Santa Rosa, Healds-
burg. Cloverdale. Ukiah, Willis,
ssSebastopoi .................. IL.
1.45pSonoma Glen Ellen. 9:
h.I5pfPetaluma Santa Rosa Healdsburgj g.
t5.15plpoint Reyes. " Sunday T15 ami 8:
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUSALITo
Sansaljto Mill Valley San Rafael-Daily every
20 minutes from Gas a. m. until GAS a. M.
hourly until PAS p. M. then 3:15 p m. and
every 80 minutes until 7:45 p. M; then $780,
11:15-p M and 1890 a. m. On Sundays In ad
dition-Every 80 minutes from 9:45 a. m. to 3:i5
D. M except 2:15 p. ~
: Fairfax-Leave f0:45. 7:15. 7:z5. SIS. S:45
a:15 9:45. t10:15. 10:45. t11:i5 HAS a.. M. :
fio.i5 12:45, t1:15 Las. 2.45. 3:15, 3.45, 4:15
z:45. 5:15. 5s45. 6:15, 6:45, f715. 7:45. 9.30
1i:15 D. M; tl2:30 a. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael--Leave daily at
e.15 A. m. and 1:45 D. N.
Tiburon and Belvedere-Daily every hour from
GAS a. m. until LAS .. m, then 3:15 p. and
O. si n. Md 1870 a. m.
'|sArriyes 7:o5 p. m 'sArrfves 10:35 a. M
s%sArrives II 80 a. m. Except Sundays. tSun-
days only. saturdays only. sMondays only
Rcdliue Ira nsfer Conpany's agents are author
fxed to check baggage direct from residence.
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Via Alameda Pier
TO Oakland. 18th and Franklin Sis.--
6l5, 6.45 a. m and then Is and As minutes past the
hour until 745 ,. M; then $780, 915. 1000, l0.45.
11.30 D. N. and l2.l5 a. m.
To AlaTieda North and South Side
6l5 6.45 g. m, and then is and 70 minutes past the
hour until 745 p In.: then $50. 9l5. 1000, 10.45,
Il.30 D. a. and 12I5 a.. N.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Prunes-Spot bulk basis. 31ac per lb; SOS, sc
higher; 4os 10 sos jobbing at J]5 @6c as bulk
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-17
wboIesase Fish Market
Meat Market

Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-Prime steers. 12m12Ac; medium do 10
n1lc. heifers 1O15 d11c; cows, 9M10c.
yeal-10hc for heavy, 11M12c for medium
and 12@121hc for small
Afutt0n-Wethers 9G101ac: ewes, Sd9c
Lambs-Lightweight f1d re; heavy, 101z
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-15
KEEPING IN The SWIM.

The fear OF being called a tight
wad" cOlors the whole life and dictates
most Of the actions of the average
American, says Col. Henry Watterson.
The truth Of his assertion no one
can dispute. Few Of us can deny a
share ofthe general weakness. We
are afraid Of being suspected OF sting
mess. Consequently we buy things
we don't need and do many things We
don't really want 10 do Just because
our nGighbors do.
What they will say" is the busaboo
in many home. Yet what do they do
for one? When the strain 81 keeping
up Appearances finally causes bank
ruptcy where are the friends of days
of plcnty2 Somewhere else.
1t would be good for all Of us If We
thought less OF they" and more Of
plain us" This is not seItishnness. It
is common sense. We are put in this
world TO live our own lives In our own
way, provided that in doing so We d.
sturb no one else in the same right
BY lowing down before this false idol
of "thry" we shacke ourselves the
most CALLING OF chains
Because what they will say is so
much all unwritten law in this country
we see pleasant little people who
would be perfectly happy and COM
Portable If they lived within their
means anything but happy. Families
on $9j or $50 week aspire to own
automobiles. Men who ought 10 be
buying homes belong to fashionable
clubs. Women well able to do their
own work keep maids. The well.tO.do
try to emulate the very rich in onter-
taiHmcnt and display. Many who
would be healthier ind stronger for
walking It mile or 50 to the place OF
employment take streetcars. Families
that would be stranded il wages. stop.
ped for week fritter away countless
nickcls and dimes In theathers, mo.
ton picture shows and excursions.
We want to stand well with our
rriendes and neighbors aud we fool
ishly think the way to do ii is ito keep
in the swim" But incomes are not
like rubber bands: they won't stretch.
And in trying to pIease everybody we
please nobody. The right kind OF
friends do not call one stingy fol-
trying TO live within ones means,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-04-15

of thread, they buy 1t at home, some
times even demanding delivery. But
If they have a dress or table to bny'
something in, which there is some mar.
gin OF profit. the order goes away.
Isn't it mighty convenient thing
to have the home stores SO that when
you want the yeast cake Or spool or
thread or thousand orher things, you
can get them quick?
If the policy OF buying away from
home should ever become general,
many lines OF goods now kept here
could not be kept. The public would
suffer distinct inconvenience, and
the frs; ones to kick would be those
who now buy away from home.
On the contrary. II everyone bought
everything possible at home, many
lines Of goods could be improved, and
new ones added, thus making it pos
sible 10 trade with the least eXpendI'
ture of time.-Wheeling IntelligenceE