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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26
Egg Market in Nearby Counties

(Srscial Dispatch to The Csll)
PETAIUMA July 25.-The egg market showed
tendency 70 weaken today after receipt or
transactions of the San Francisco Dairy and Egg
exchange quotations for selected pullets being
marked down &c Dealers and spectators offered
2T15c for extra ranch and 81 lac for selected pull
lets. The delivery IS light.
SANTA ROSA July 25-Second grade eggs
dropped 15c today on receipt Of advices showing
fhe morning transactions on the San Francisco
Dairy Produce and Egg exchange. Local deal
ers paid &c for first grade and 21c for second
grade eggs delivered yesterday. Production re-
mains exceedingly low. with good demand from
summer resorts and nearby markets.
SANTA CRUZ, July 25.-There was steady
demand for eggs today, but no further changes
fn quotations. Dealers paid: Extras, 2I12c;
frsts and seconds, 22i5c.
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r,a1, m p,cIde ss,sat Wharf. Pltr No. :

This route ofers exceptional opportunity Tor Auto
mobists to reach all points on the Sacramento River
Coinsyille, Emmaton Rio Vista. Iseton. Ryde, Walnut
Grove, Vorden, Courtlsnd, Clrksburg. Sacramento
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 .. m daily
except Sunday arriving Sacramento 700 p m Stopping
at all points en- route Leaves Sscramento s0o p. 10.
daily except Sunday, arriving San Francisco 7o0 T. N.
No stops en- route. .,
noon daily except Sunday. Leave Sacramento 1000
O. m. daily except Sunday stopping both Ways st al
points en- route. Arriving tins San Francisco and
Sacamertoi Indefinite, accountf ruit season-
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Hay and Feedstuffs

Feedstuffs (per ton)-Bran. s27@2S for white
and $25.50626.50 for red shorts. s2s629; mid
dlngs. S31M33; rolled barley s2sd2e; corn
heal. S36M3T: cracked corn, s36037: chopped
feed, S19G23; evergreen chop feed, $21
in car lots and S23 johbng: oilcake meal 20 ton
lots s32. 10 ton lots $50 so 3 ton lots s33 small
lots S33.50 cocoanut cake meal. S23 for 20
and 10 ton lots. $225o for ton lots and s24 for
small lots: alfalfa meal. carload lots s21 job
hing s22 Eureka meal. carload lots s21 so. job
bing S23: vigorstor. S22
Hay (per tonl--Fancy wheat hay. s20G22
light bales S23: No ] wheat and wheat and oat
s19l21: good TO choice do. s16H1e: harley and
cat. S15a1T: tame oat. SIT .5od21; Wild oat, SIC
q IS; stock hay. s116f3: alfalfa s14G16.
Strav-45no5c ner hale
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Flour and Farinaceous Good.

Flour met per bbl)-California family extras.
xo6Od6: do bakers extras s4.6O05 20: super
rne S3.ao@4 10: Dakota patents, s6.40@7.4 40;
Kansas patents. S6R6.25
Farinaceous Goods-In 10 ID sacks are quoted
as follows, per 100 lbs: Graham -four 81 90; en-
tre wheat -four. So; buckwheat -four. S5: self
rising huckwheat -four $3.50 wheat meal, "a:
rice four. so: rye -four So 20; rye meal So 60
corn meal yellow and white 1925: extra do.
1880; oat groats, 81 80; buckwheat groats IS so;
hominy $50: cracked wheat So; farina s410:
pearl barley. s5.50G6; split peas s6 for yellow
ana &I50 for green. In 25 Id sacks 10c lower for
all and 20c lower for so lb sacks
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Beans. Seeds and Hops

scans treeleaned, per ctD--Limas, So. .5om .s5:
,nsncnurian butter. S3.S5d4: bayos So. .Jod3. 65
-arEe whites 81. .6064.T5: small whites, S5.6
30; pink. s3.1593.so: blackeves. 3.4oa3 so:
red s4g4 10; red kidesy. SO. 7od2. s5: garvan-
zas, s4g450; horse beans, $262. 25; cranberry,
Seeds-Mustard. -: faxseed s3s5d4 per ctl;
eossrnarg 6d6isc per ID: alfalfa 14a1sc: rape
a3@I3,3c; timothy, nominal: hemp, &c. millet,
Dried Peas-Green. s2.75@s per ctl.
ehops-California, 1912 crop to growers 12d
and nominal at 20c
NEW YORK. July 25.-Hops-ouet State
common TO choice, 1912. 14d 19c: DO 1911. 12R
tic. ~sN' W 49, A@
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Hides, TaIIow. Gre.,e end wool

Hides-Cnlls sell 1c under the quotations for
SAT- ana 1d2c for dry hides Heavy and medium
ssited s steers, 13lae: light 1s1hc: cowhdes 1sc:
ouiis and stags sM9c salted kip 14c: salted
veal and salted calf. 1T15c: dry hides. 24d25c:
culis 23e; mufrain 23c: dry calf and veal Csc:
ury KIP 2oc; dry salt hides. Ice: dry bulls and
stogs, lie: sheepskins. short wool. 25f4 4oc; me
dun 4odsoc: long WOOL s5c@s1: lambs. $50
ooc tor long and 16M30c for short wool; milk
lambs. 1@10c; shearlings 15M25c for No. and
l0c for No 2: horsehides salt, &2.T56f3 for large
prime and e - a. so for No. mediun, $1.7o
a. small, 75c6sl25 colts, c5T3oc; horse
hides, dry. s2G2.25 for large. sl.5o62 for me
dun 5ocdsl for small and 25650c for colts:
Eoatskins prime ansorss. 75c@s1; medium. 35l
5oc;' long hair goats, 40c: medium, Csc; kids. 90
Talow-No rendered. bbls. 5a5ac: cans
and drums 3k@5c
Grease-263c per h.
Wool isnring clip--San Joaquin. 9 ana
months. s610c per Ib: do defective, case: Red
Buf. 11Gl21ae: do year 12m df4c; Humboldt
and Mendocino, months. 14G1sc; do years
clln 1sG2oc
NEW YORK, July 25.--Hides--steady. Cen
tral American. 29%c Bogota. 291a G30lac -
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece, Xxx Ohio, 21c
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SATURDAY, JULY g. 1913

the southwest, the market displayed 4 sagging
tendency early; but when official reports showed
that yesterdays rains had been confined to north
tions OF that state, as well as Oklahoma had
no precipitation of consequence, u steadier tone
developed. 1t is a weather market with the bulk
of opinion leaning to the bearish view, though
there is little to encourage the short side, and
sellers are likely to continue nervous until gen.
eral and copieus rains are had in the southwest.
Spot closed quiet. 70 points lower. Mddling
uplands II. csc: do gulf, II 30c. Sales 500 bales.
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Meat Market


Receipts of live hogs are running light and
prices for all weights higher. Desirable hogs,
that is porkers weighing around 100 pounds,
are scarce and a small premium is sometimes
paid for such stock. Packers say that receipts
will continue light for about three weeks, after
which time stubble fed hogs ought to be coming
forward
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-Prime steers. 12@12Ac; medium do 10
@11c: heifers. 11411hc; cows. 91aM1O1ac
veal-10G101ac for heavy. 11@111ac for me-
dium and 12612Hc for small
Mutton-Wethers, 9G70c; ewes, SGShc.
Lambs--Lightweight, 11G12c; heavy, 10G11c.
Dressed pork (per lb)-12h @13c
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
Grass fed cattle-No. 1 steers. over $50 lbs.
~ @7hc per lb under $50 lbs, 6A @Tc; second
quality, all weights, 6Q6Ac; thin, undesirable
No. cows and heifers, e@eHc; second quail
ity, 5A@5%c; common to thin, undesirable
cows 3a4e
Desirable bulls and stays, 81 @4c; half fat or
thin bulls 2G3c.
ves-Lightweights per Ib, 7A@1hc; me-
dium, 6G61ac: heavy, 5@5hc.
Sheep-Desrable wethers 4@4hc; ewes 3I4
@34c.
Sucking Iambs-5Z ace
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 to 150 lbs. Sc;
80 TO 250 lbs, SIC; $50 lbs. and up, 7azc.
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Dried Fruits In Nav wax

NEW YORK, July 25.-Evaporated Apples
Sni1 Qaiet Fancy, Fancy, sAds1tc; choice. 6&97Ac;
Prunes.Firm. CALIFORNIA;, sA@1eHc; Ore
Aprieots-Quiet and steady Choice. 12@1o &c.
extra choice 13@1s15e; fancy, 14ls@15e.
feaches-Quet and steady Choice eLM
e12ci extra choice. Ga arc: fancy 71aG7%c
haislns-lnactive. Loose muscatels 4H@
t ostc; enoice TO fancy seeded. 5M6Rc; seedless
"A @6Sse; London layers, 81 goal 40
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Los Angeles produce MARKED

Los ANGELES, July 25-Eggs-Steady and
unchanged. Receipts, 335 cases. Local ranch
candled. 32c; case count 29c northern case
count, 261ac.
pounds Prices to the trade Sc above quotations
California extras. 3oc frsts &c.
Cheese-Unchangcd. Receipts 4,765 pounds.
Northern fresh 15Hc; eastern singles, 1Sc; do
twins, lie; do cheddars, 17h@1sc
Potatoes-New yellow sweets, &c per Ib new
potatoes, 55@e0c per box
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Wholesale Fish Market

Prices per lb-Salnon. lie: haibut. &c: chick
en- halibut. -: Goldfish. Sc; red rock. 1Oc: black
rock. &c: barracuda, &c. sand debs, &c; soles, sc;
kingfsh &c; carp 4c: smelts. 1Oc; silver smelts.
=; herrings 4c; tomcods. Sc; small striped bass.
14e: large do, - bass, &c; shad. &c: catfish.
124c; trout, =; crawfsh 25c; crabs. $3.50 per
dozen.
The above quotations represent {. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish iced and boxed.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAusALIro

az roirntss from s:45 a N. until a:an e'g.s
hourly until 2:45 p. M. then 3:15 p. m and
every 80 minutes until 7:45 2. m; then $40,
dition-Every 30 minutes from 9:45 a. M to 3:15
p. M. except 2:l9 .a.aI p m. ~. 7.n a.. 81.
9:l5. e:45 tl0:l5, 10:45, t11:15 i145 a. m
fi215 12:45, tI:l5. 40. c:45. s:15, 3:45, 4:I5.
4:45, 5:15, 5:45, 6:15, 6:45, f7:15. 7:45. a:30,
San Quentin via San Rafael--Leave daily at
e:15 a. M and l :45 p M
Tiburon and ENTHUSIASTICALLY every hour from
g.: :45 a. M until :45 .. m, then 315 D. M and
every hour until 6:15. then T:45, $50, 11:I5
Arrives 1905 p. m. @sArrives 10:35 a. m.
sssArrives 1855 a. m. Except Sundays. tSun-
days only. Saturdays only. SMondays o1y
Redline Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
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Naval Stores-1urpentine and Ro.ir

SAVANNAH Ga. July 25.-Turpentine firm at
&c., Sales 9T0; receipts, 1.13S; shipments $40;
stock 25560
Rosin firm but nominal. Sales none: receipts.
3472; shipments. 4.401s stock 157, ,667 Quote
and b. $500; g and D, - 05; r, $4.lO; F and
G. S415: II, 20: T. $4.25; X, S4.30; NJ. $40;
n s5.35. VIC. $3.50; WV, Sc. As
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Butter. Cbee.e and Eggs

Business in butter assumed more satisfactory
proportions yesterday after Thursdays duliness,
the market being enliyened by the usual extra
buying for weekend wants by local and suburban
trsdesmen Extras were again declared weak on
the Dairy exchange but the feeling among large
and small receivers in the street was one OF
hrmness, for there seemed to be place for al
most every box received. and first hand dealers
who obliged TO buy from their competitors
TO I'LL orders had to pay the usual premium over
the exchange rates. The highest price paid for
extras on the exchange was 1ac under the quoteo
rate while on ths other hand, dealers on the
selling side OF the market demanded ic more
than the quotation The quotations for cheese
did not show the least change, the market being
steady all around.
The only change in the quotations for eggs was
2 decline OF I5c in selected pullets. which were
quoted at &c dozen. The market was steaoy
> the decline. which was brought about Dy one
small sale under the exchange call Inc upper
grades of ranch stock ruled firm at the OLD quo
tations while seconds were rather easy owing 10
the competition OF cheap eastern eggs. =.
Sales the exchange were confined 70 eggs; ~
cases of extras going at 29c. 10 at 2SA2c ana ~
cases OF selected pullets at 23c a dozen.
Receipts were IoT 900 pounds Of butter, 6roOo
pounds OF cheese aud 1892 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations estaD.
iished by sales. bids and offers on the noor OF
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street, wnlie
governed by the exchange quotations, genera,y
range from 1lac to 21kc higher, owing TO the
various charges to be added:
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New York Conee Market

NEW YORK. July 25.-The local coffee
ket opened steady at two points lower TO
advance OF two points There was moderate
LIQUIDATION, but the decline checked by Gov
ering. The close steady.
Spot, steady: Rio rs. 9Iac; Santos IS, 111sc;
mild, dull; Cordova 13616c.
COFFEE FUTURES
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Futures 1918 crop-Prunes 4c for Cos to A0s
ana sl4e for SOS to COS: 40s to sos, 1ae and sos
20 4os 2l9c higher: apricots, 30 III boxes un-
ttaceu, io1zc for standard, lie for choice. 1l1zc
10 ior extra choice and 121c for fancy peaches. 80
80 f ooAes 4@c for standard, &C for choice, ohc
LOT extra choice and &c for fancy.
Rafsins-L,oose muscatels 31ac 4Kc and 41Sc
Ior = and crown, respectively; 2. and 4
cro"n rayers. 95c. 81 and $1.25, respectively; .
eaown 81 w Dehesa clusters s1.70: crown mperials,
80; seeded, ] lb boxes SIC for fancy and DC
LOT cnolee. with the usual dinerential for IL OF
20" eo.es; seediess sultanas. SOS, 4&c; do Thomp-
Nuts-Jobbing prices TO the trade: walnuts.
., nUninaI; almonds. 161Isc: pecans, 16G1sc; Bra
noney-Faney water white comb. 1914 q l6c;
oMn 70 amber. 13l3 @14kc; white extracted
&C; lower grades. 5d5Iac per H.
81 l6eeswax-SS@S4c per ID for light and 2sG31c
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BUTTER. PER POUND
Grade. : : : ! : ::
Extras ....... % nc % u cI3oc SOC soc SOC
Firsts Use Is IS 12ci i2S1s ci2s42c sac

ISIS I-oe q z2cI-o
The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday, July 10, was 2S ll-l2c
pound.
Cheese-Fancy California Cats, lee per ID.
steady: do frsts. 141ac. steady; fancy Young
Americas, 1sc. steady; Oregon twins, 16c steady;
do triplets 16c, steady: do Young Americas,
isc steady: New York fancy, 2062015c, steady;
Wisconsin fancy. 1914 @i715c. steady.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen, cases In
Inde
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MARKETS
Receipts of Produce Julx 2s
Wheat and other Grain.

Speculative prices for barley continued to
e1hen IN the local pit yesterday. with offerings
- me december option rather liberal. That
10 Iuontn MN started out with fractional decline. and
SSIosing at $l.34%. drop Of 1c for the day. One
luhe trade was recorded in the August delivery
a. ~ $1-zS1a. against S1.31 for the last previous
sH aIe mace The other options were inactive but
s sue old ana asked prices were weak at both
SIous or the call board. Cach barley was easy to
weak at the sample tables with very little bust
nes IN progress hut there is actual decline in
nLltes tash wheat had little steader tone
t tusu lormerly the recent declines having stmn-
lated the demand TO a considerable extent East
CASH WHEAT
S9l,lorhla white Australian, nominal: Califor-
en- clup Sl.S00 1.52h per ctl: northern club.
s;..oOd i.o232: Turkey red S165@1.6Tis; Rus
bhsstenT, ssii;S0gl 524 forty-fold sl52ls @155;
No quotations.
CASH BARLEY
Sooq TO choice feed the spot, $1-3o913217
FUTURES
IL q. m. Session
December-S1351a for opening and high and
SL35h for low and closing
August sold at 81. 1.2915 and September closed
Inactive at s1.s1 bid, s1.s3 asked.
p m. Session
Decemher-s1.S5 for opening and high and
81 .34ss for low and closing
May 1914, closed at $1.3T bid. s1-3el9 asked.
For July 81. IS bid: August closed at 81 zSs4
I'D Sl2ela asked, and September at $13l DID,
oats-white feed. s1.52IaG1.57h per ell FOR
No. to choice; black nominal; red seed, 81. .65
91.s5; do feed, s1.4561.55
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots *151@ 1,o2
Ter ctl; do white. Sl.52G1.53 Egyptian white,
nominal; Kafhr. s1.65@1.7o in sacks.
Rye-$140Gl.45 per ctl.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
There was not scarce article the list Of
miscellaneous vegetables yesterday and hardly
ANYTHING showed any frmness to values, for
liberal arrivals came in from various sections on
Top of a heavy carryOver from the preceding day,
and receivers obliged to start cutting prices
at the outset Stocks of summer squash and
cumbers were accommodating rapidly and the com
petition between sellers to effect ciearances
caused further declines in prices 75c box be-
ing top price for both articles all along the
street. Tomatoes in ''lugs' from the river
tinued to weaken. with only favored brands COM
manding ST a box. while small packages from
other sections out Of the running alto
gether Eggplant, green peppers and okra were
all lower and string beans showed less hrmness
than on the preceding day. Peas and green corn
were steady with advance buying of the latter
for weekend wants helping sellers out. Potatoes
and onions still in fair demand for ship
rnent out of the state, but stocks were large
enough to go around and prices showed no i'm
prOYement. .
Potatoes-New river, white. 7ocQS1 per ctl:
San Mateo do. 50G75c per box; new sweets, 5g
&c per Ib for Merced and 4c for Mexican.
Onions-New river. red. 9ocQSl.1 10 per ctl; do
yellow S1100L35 per ctl.
Vegetabes-Green corn. S1.5002.25 per sack
for bay: other kinds. 81 so; green peas,
safe per lb: cucumbers 5od 75c per box; garlic.
s64c per lb; cabbage. 81 per ctl; caulihower
40d50c per dozen: green peppers, S5Q5Oc per
f,ox: carrots $1.25 per sack; string beans. IA DC
per ID: lima beans, 2G3c per III: summer squash,
coarse per box; tomatoes, 7ocq$1 per box:
green okra. 50G65c per box; eggplant. Cog Toe
per box; rhubarb. S5cds1 per hox.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-ELEcTnc SERVICE


70 Oakland, 1sth ST. and Berkeley, via shatuck Ave.
and Ellsworth 81: Daily-From 500 .. m, and
every twenty min utes until $40 p M inclusive; then
900, a40 1920. 100, II 40 p. m, 1920 and 20 m
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
D. m, g20, 1000, 1910 and II 20 p. N.
To Berkeley via Calf nia ST. and West BeEksey. Albany
via Ninth st. Lines - Daiy-Frem 800 a. m, 1870,
$40. 100 g. m, and every twenty minutes until $40
D. m inclusve then 600, $40 1910, II co. 40 p. M,
1870 and 40 q m. Additional beats Saturdays and
Sundays ony. $40 p. m, 920 l0oo lo4o and ll.2O
D. n.
TO Oakland. Washinsto n sreadway. East Oakland.
FruNaIs and Msiross, vie Ssvcnth st.-Daily.From
GOO g. m, then every twenty minutes until $40 p NJ.
inclusive; then 600, $40, 1920 11.00. 1140 p. m,
1920 and 120 a.. m. Additional boats Saturday, and
Sundays only, $40 p. m. s2o. 1000. lo4o and ll20
pm.
Hcrssshos 10 Oakland, WsshInsssn Broadway. Fruvae,
Alameda North Side. Daily-From 600 .. m, f6.20,
$40, 700, 720. 74o. So0 $40 and forty ninuts past
the hour until $40 p. m. then AGO. 40 500, SO.
$40 900 $40, $40, co. 7l0, $40. 600. $40. 1920.
ll.0o, l1.40 p. m. 2.2o and / 20 .. N.
To stonehurst tstsam servies)-feoo, feto faSo.
1900. tl00o D m, II 20 p. m, t2.00. 100. 1870,
400. 800. $40 and 1870 p. N.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

Cotton Market
fFrom F.. r. Hutton & Co.'S private wire.e
NEW YORK, July 25--Innuenced By disap-
pointing cables and private advices of rains in
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UNION TRANSFER COMPANY
Aeens cssct baopaoe and checks on trains or beats Of
Ssuthsrn Pacific Conuany and deliver baggage to resi-
deoce. They are authorized to check baggage direct
from rosIdencs.
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proufsians

Hams fper 1b)-California. Fl. Fl. brand, Il to
16 lbs, zoe; IL to 20 lbs, 1sc; picnics 141a 015c
NJ & l. brand. 22hc: skinned, 22c: dried beef
hams. 26hc: raw. honed. &c: Primrose. 23c; !;
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HORSES
Light draftArs 1 .55o TO e5O lbs 225@25o
CHUNKS 33o 70 I zoo his . c0O6225
Wagon horses / 250 70 / 35o lbs l5ed200
Delivery wagon horses (l50 to 1 $50 lbs 120M 40
Desirable farm mares ..,.. 10oG1125
Farm workers 75@100
$50 lbs 4 to wears rs.... s756f25
1000 lbs a to years......... l2511T5
100 IBIS to Years ... 1506 200
200 lbs 4 to Z wears rs. o00G250
Over-1 years old range from SIS to $2o lower.
Note-Shippers to this market must have horses
close to type with age bone conforma tion and
style, to command extreme quotations.
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VIA Alameda Pier
, and EraakIla Sh

VIA Alameda Pier
70 Oakland. 14th and Franklin Sh.-
0l5, GAS g. m. and then 10 and 45 minutes past the
hour until 7.45 p. M; then $50. 916, 1000. 1o46.
11.30 D. m. and 1918 .. m.
70 Alameda North and South Side
6l5 6.45 L. nn and then Is and ~ minutes past the
hour until 7A5 D. m; then $50, els, 1000, 1o4S.
H. 30 a. M and 1915 q. M
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables

Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Ore, July 25.-Butter-Un-
changed.
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asl; other plums. e5casl per crate; boxes, sc

gS1; other plums. 65cGs1 per crate; boxes, so
Apples (per box) )-Gravensteins. s1.5o@1 65
ior four tier and $1.15@1.2 % for Az tier; RED
A1sstrachans. ST $1.4o@1.50 for four tier and SIC
Is; 20 Tor tier: white Astrachans. $1.5o for
sler and 81 20 for Az tier: common TO choice
.rult ., 5ocM$1: crabapples. eo@T5c for small and
$l:o001-75 for large boxes
Peers-Wrapped Bartletts 81. .256l1.5 80 per box
unwrapped. $1.50@175 for No. / and Joc0s1
for No 2.
Meions-Cantaloupes. Coachella, 75cMS1 S1.25 per
crate; Turlock. S11150: river nutmegs S1dl
l;11o; watermelons, s150G3 per dozen and In
Grapes-Seedless, S161.50 per crate; Malagas,
bleau. 75c0S1
.. citTns Fruits. (per box)-yalencia oranges
sse,SVa 90 seedless grapefruit $o5o@5; lemons
so@s-ooi on stock. s3@5; lemonettes, so4'
Mexican lines. nominal
\, tropical Fruits-Bananas. 31s @4c per ID FOR
ny @sie1ican, Sl-25M1.T5 per bunch for Hawaiian
and 3la d4c per lb for Central American; pine
appies' S2@2.50 per dozen for Hawaiians.
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLE rs

From San Francisco, South End Of Ferry Dulldlns, ~
Broadway Wharf. Oakiand.-From 600 .. N, daily.
and every half hour until 900 p. m, inclusive, then
1880 p. m, 1000 p. m, tl030 p NJ. 'lloo ,. NJ,
s12O0 mdn., sl 90 am. eoats isavs Broadway Whan-
From 6l5 g. M, daily and every half hour until s.l5
pm inclusive; then t915 p m g. AZ p m. tl0.l5 u.
slO45 .. m, "li.45 D. m, sl245 .. N.
afor MornIns 'Daily. pfor Afternoon
tSunday excepted. tSunday only. G Monday snly.
SSundays and Mondays only
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-26

DIied Fruits, Rafsfns, Nuts and Honey
- Prunes-Spot, 6Os to eos. 3lac bulk basis: Sos.
bulk basis
Other fruits 1919 cron.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-21
RApTICT
ViA4 aAO q
MEETING

Efaneelsztic services continue at the
Second BAPTIST church. Eighth ana
Michigan. two blocks West Of the
Frisco station. Eraneelist DEWITT
sankey is doing ne preaching ana Is
assisted b. Fl A Haley as olorister
and Rev Il p haley. the pastor. Ia
creasiug interest Is being manifested
and sood congregations are attending
every evening The evangelist an-
nounces fae following list Of sermon
topics.
Friday. 1850 p. M Regeneration.
John s.
Saturday. 1880 p M The Sin
Asainst lAe Holy Spirit Matt Il.
1882.
SUNDAY. 2.so p. m. The sonship Of
Jesus Heb. ills
Special service for young men sun
day at 1850 p m., -The Resurrection
CT an the Dead" Jn0. 5;2S-2s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-21

Is BEGUN

With the tax rolls for Grady county
turned over TO TIE county treasurer
several weeks ahead Of last years rec
ord, payment OF the 1913 taxes have
begun ana if the first two weeks
which the books haye been open are
To be a criterion, payment Of the taxes
will remain in advance OF previous
years.
The 1913 taxes are now due and
Coulty Treasurer Cloud is ready 10
receive payment for same. To date,
be has received s2S6e26. while last
year at this time the rolls had NOT
been received The payment OF taxes
may be made in halves. providing the
first half is paid before January /. In
this event. the last half may be car
ried until June rs. before becoming
delinquent. but II nothing is paid on
the amount Of taxes on or before Janu-
airy 1, the entire amount become de.
linquent ana win draw the is per cent
penalty as prescribed by law
Owing to the fact that the tax rolls
were received by this office on time
this year. the penalty VIII be attached
on January L. said Mr.. Cloud today.
Il think the time will have been ample
and no extension OF time will be made
as is sometimes done"