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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-03

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Southwestern Tariff Committee
Commenting an This letter would
state tha. fhr task of resistance of
the tariffs mentioned by No. Leland
is one of unusual magnitude. as such
Involve tho iutor-t8t. tariffs 900 ail
thc States east OF thc Mississippi
River from Main" POI Florida ]
have no doubt that Mr. Leland is
pushing The work with 8ll expedition
possible. and I1sf as soon a. Mr. Le-
arl arrive. 40 definite date when
ths ness tariffs vil become effective
mo Information Will no furnished the
public o.. however seems reason
able these new tariffs would Doe rc-
issued. distributed auI become or
.ertitc anyhow inside the next For
f.W weeks
10 was first Thought hy the rail-
roads that they would issue @ special
ldriu omuod}iu- the special COM
moIities for the Panhandle only. but
later they decided to weave these
NOV rates through ne Southwestern
Tariffs. which made This reissue Nee
cssa7y. and this Is Hr better for Am
.ar.llo. as 100 This way tbe new rates
Tor Amarillo will Dee placed before
the shIppiul manuacJuring and
commercial world Instantly
Yours very truly.
s. S. STINNETT. Chairman
Amarillo FreI1ht Rate bureau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-03
EIGHTN.SENEN OF ALIiN
IOR NOTARY LICENSES

Deputy County Clerk Blake spent
q busy day Yesterday the unusual
activity being occasioned by the in-
rush of applicants for notary public
licenses in Potter County Eighty
seven qualified during The day. and
still. others are expected 20 qualify
during the present week Those
who have not yet taken the required
oath are urged by Mr. Blake 90 com,
900 as soon as possible. as prompt
response viii expedite the work.
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$40 Classified Ads must be- ac-
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Scaled Like A Fish

i and other lnrredl-
rate 20 the disease
d. WI o o. froyg tho
tI,m %. leaving the
healthy
.fr FIRST FUN sized
get DO and decide "
-r. II not pay moth
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All Want Ads must be accom-.
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SHAPING NEW AMARILLO
TARIFFS COLOSSAL TASK

Tho following relative to tae ueE
Amarillo freight tariffs Is of timely
interest
Editor Daily NaHs
Amarillo Texas
Dear SIM
In Response rl maa5 aqur.ea and
general paH... concern a- 'o Fhrn
the neH Amarillo rates would boz o.
fr,tiee. wrote Mr g. a Leland.
chairman OF the northwestern Tw.n
COMMITTEE ST. Louis under date of
Nay .Znd and moss baFe h.. reply
o. follow
So Louis $50 Nag 30. 1913
Nr a -uHHet, Chairman
Amarillo Frr.fbf Rate Bureau
Amarillo Texas.
Dear Sir
lu reply 20 sour letter of Mlg
hey to say chat you are correct 100
underestimate thar fhc carriers have
decided TO accept fhe opinion OF the
Commission Boo 9 q Docket $50
1lG-A. aad have instructed me- to
publish 'he Texas common Point
rates 90 Amarillo ON certain com
wodities regret however. thar Z
am not able to ay definitely when
This con Do accomplished 20 rr-
ouir,, the rei ue or number %. our
tariffs such az tariff $50 contain
iug ESQ pages. Tariff so ~ contain
ing ans pages Tariff SO. % contain
inl lsg paae and very probably
Tariff 40. D.. containing $50 pages
This office s very diligently employ
cd Boo preplr.n these tariffs for .a.
Hrr Uu' an examination of them
500 ser. readily indicate 90 YOU tho
Hrf That considerable time rs uecrs
urg to brins This about shall D.,
pleased 20 advice you more specific
nIs about when 'he changes can boz
made effective. when uo arc further
along FOO tho work
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Butter Cheese and Eggs

The growing scarcity OF strictly fresti fspch
eggs was more apparent yesterday than az any
time last week when buyers were securing lhe
market for desirable stock. The demahu Was
more urgent than ever yesterday and as conse-
quence the price of extras made another advance
going TO within a cent Of the SOC level ne
advance made q total gain for that grade Oh &c
since the upward movement started last Week
Extra puIiets also gained cent. while the quo
tations for frsts aud seconds were nnchanseu.
The steamer City of Topeka arrived from hum-
holdt yesterday with $50 boxes Of butter nut
the increased receipts failed to affect the MARKER
adversely. In fact. the market was lltue
stronger than at the close Of last week and
frsts were marked M half cent. Extras were
unchanged though for time it looked as thoueh
the price would 90 TO SOC pound. Checse
stood before quoted
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Rutfer-2o cases Of extras at 30c. 50 at
9al &C and % cases of frsts at 2Slac pound.
ECgs-l0 cases Of extras at 2S12c. 10 at &c
and 80 cases Of selected puIlets at 2+c dozen.
Also on the informal call, 20 cases of extras at
29i5c dozen.
Receipts were JIG. 200 pounds Of butter. 1900
mounds of cheese and .419 cases Of eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
Tshed by sales. bids and offers on the 6oor OF
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed By the exchange quotations generally
range from Ike to 215c higher, owing TO the
various chsrges to be added;
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce July Fl
Ixr.,.,t and other Grains

Several samples Of barley were Offering Tor I'M.
mediate delivery in the local grain market
Yesterday and the prices asked were exactly the
same as asked for good to choice feed 70 ar
rive No one asked over Sl.32 y Genital and
sales were rather slow at that The speculative
department Of the market was very dull 1here
was not a sale made at the morning session OF
cember option were recorded in the afternoon.
The market had an easier tone with the active
option slightly lower the day. Cash wheat
remained duh and weak with Turkey req Iorty-
fold and hluestem quoted at decline OF s9oc =
ton. Prices for corn and oats were unchanged
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian. nominal; Califor-
MA club. S.523 M1.55 per ctl: northern club.
81. .52ih dL55: Turkey red, ST. 65G f.6I Rus
sian red $i.521a 61.53; forty fold. $112 al
bluestem, 81. dL6712.
FUTURES
No quotations.
Rarley-otfering on the spot and to arrive at
S1.3oG1.3212 per ctl:
FUTURES
II a. m. Session
No trading. December closed at > - 20 =. i9 hi9'
$1.37 asked, and August was quoted at sl-S- "'u'
. y. m. Session
ember-Sf SO for opening and low anu 4
81 1.36lb for high and closing. May 1914, cioseu
at Si.3S bid SLAIN asked The other optiols
closed as follows: July, s1.36 asked: august.
Sl.32A bid, S1.34 asked; September, Sl.5o Diu :
November. sl.34 bid, s1.35 asked. -
Oats-White feed. $155f1 go per CT ase
No I to choice: black s2.256275; red seeo'
Sl.T561.95: do feed. 81 .55G1 90
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots $l.'4G i;o9
per ctl: do white. 81 .55@1 SO; Egyptian "n''e'
nominal Kaffr S1.6501.TO in sacks.
Rye-$1 40611. Is per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Portland butter Market
PORTLAND. July .-Butter-Unchanged
potatocs. onions and Vegetables

The higher prices quoted for cucumbers and
SUMNER squash toward the close Of last week
drew in heavy supplies of both articles over the
weekend and caused 8 sharp break in prices
Growers evidently gathered all the summer
squash they could find for the receipts included
much overgrown stock that was hard TO sell. al
though choice lots were readily disposed of ar
satisfactory rates. Quite a large surplus Of
were expecting another decline in prices to
TODAY Prices for river tomatoes continued to
weaken and the decline made It a very difficult
matter to dispose Of general offerings in small
packages. Green corn sold down sharply on the
arrival Of nearly 1000 sacks and lima beans con-
tinued TO draw at low rates Fancy string beans
alone wete firm on limited offerings. The potato
market was decidedly weak with much lower
prices quoted for river Burbanks Onions
were easy with the trade expecting lower
range OF values.
Potatoes-New river. white. 506 73c per box:
in sacks, T0cdS1 per ct1; san Mateo DO. S1MI.15
ner ctl: new sweets. 56Tc per lb.
Onions-New river red. 90d$1 per sack: do
yellow. s161-1O per ctl: Clsrksburg yellow
81 35d1. 40 per ctl.
vegetabIes-Green corn $1.50d2 per sack for
hay: other Kinds. T5cdSL25; green peas 264c
per lb; cucumbers 90cG7S1 % per box: garlic. 3Gf
4c per 1b cabbage. 81 per ctl; csulinower. 4O@
SOC per dozen; green peppers 50M65c per box;
carrots, 81 25 per sack; string beans 2d412c per
III: lima beans. 3G5c per lb; summer squash.
81. 50 per box; tomatoes. 20625c per box
for Merced; large river boxes T5emS1; green
obra, 656T5c per box; eggplant, 75ca$l per box.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Rc6red SMEAR Market.

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
follows net cash: Fine grsnulated 49Oc;
Gamers granulated. 4.eoc: fruit granuiated.
4onc: crystal dominos. lb cartons in cases,
8 zoe: do . lb cartons in cases. p.2oc; monarch
bar. 25c: tablets IN half bbls 5.4oo; do in 25
ID boxes. soc; cubes 5.15c: monarch powdered.
Sc: xxx powdered. SC: confectiouers' A.
1900: beet granulated. 4I0c: extra G. 4.4oc;
golden C. 43oc; d. 4.20c. Barrels and so IN
bags 1oc. half bbls 25c. hoxes SOC more per 100
lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar in So and
40 lb tins SIT more. In and 10 ID tins 50 35
more per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In
100 ib bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
con1ranv quotes follows Granulatsd basis.
1900; c. & Fl. fine standard. 1900: dry
eranuiated. 1900: confectioners' A. 4 poe: berry.
4.90c: powdered. &c: cubes 5.15c. "Higrade''
bar. 5.25c: bricks lin half bhlsl. 54oc: bricks
Tin % lb boxes), $3.50; crystal domnos 6 ID
cartons in casesl S.70c; do lb cartons in cases
g. 20c; extra fine dry granuated 100 Id bags
only1. 4.70c: extra c. 4.40c; golden G. 4.30c:
yellow D.. 4.eoc. Additional per 100 lbs: In
bbs and so III bags. 10c more; half bbls. 25c
more: boxes. soc for all grades Bar in
35 and 40 lb tins 81 20 more. In 10 ID tins s.. IS
more. Minimum order. carload weight.
NEW YORK. July 21.-Sugar-Raw. steady
2.79c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Meat Market


SlsuGhterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-Prime steers 12612Ac: medium do. 10
G11c; heifers. 1015 @11c: cows. e61oc.
Veal-f0Mc for heavy, 11612c for medium
and 12G12ae for small
Mutton-W Wethers 9G1015c: ewes Sdec
Lambs-Lightweight, 11@12c; heavy, 1oh
QI1c.
Dressed pork fper 1bl-1215 613c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
Grass fed cattle-No. steers. over $50 lbs
714M112c per lb: under $50 lbs. 6s4 67c: second
quality. all weights, 6G6Ac; thin, undesirable
steers, 4G5i4c.
No. 1 cows and heifers ea69c; second quail
ity. 81 d5&4c; common to thin, undesirable
cows. 334c.
Desirable bulls and stays. 4G4kc; half fat or
thin bulls, 2d3c.
Calves Lightweight per lb. 7971hc: medium.
Gaelic: heavy. 565Mc.
Sheep-Desirable wethers. AZ gaze; ewes. al
03&c.
Sucking lambs-5st acc.
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 to $50 lbs, ~
m7Hc: $50 TO go lbs 7laG1s4c; $50 lbs and
up, 7Hc.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Horse. md Mule.
GeueraI ,rerchandisc

Grain bags rule very firm at the recently ad-
vanced prices. with the demand from the north
making big reductions In local stocks.
Bags-Standard Calcutta grain bags. e15 q
9$4c; San Quentin. S12c: wool bags. 501ac for
and 4sc for BIZ lbs: fleece twine 9ac per ID;
bean bags, 7sk@7&c
Oil quotations for barrels--Tsnseed. Csc per
gallon for boiled and 61c for bbi lots 1c
less. cases DC more; Bakers "A castor. cases, 8
gallons SLOT. 10 gallons s1.05; commercial cas-
tor. in cases. 90c: China nut. cases. 75@eoc per
gallon: extra bleached winter sperm oil. SOC;
pure lard oil, s5c; winter strained lard oil. 13c:
pure neatsfoot OIL s5c: paint OIL 40145c: cocoa
nut oil. Dbl lots. Sic for xxx. 7S1ac for No
and T6c for No 2: small lots 211c more, car lots
1c less
Coal OIL Gasoline. etc.-.Pearl oil. in bulk &c.
In cases 10c; headlight oil. in bulk 10c. In cases
1Tc: Eoeene, in bulk lie. in cases 1sc: Elaine.
2e]Rc; Red Crown gasoline. in bulk 15lsc In
cases 22he: engine distillate. In bulk TIC. In
cases 141sc: gas machine gasoline. in bulk SIC:
In cases 44hc: varnish makers and painters
nsphtha. In bulk 14lac. In cases 2l12c
Turpentipe-In cases SIC: 10 case lots lie less;
drums and iron barrels, soc; Aroturps, cases 3Oc,
iron barrels and drums &c per gallon.
Rosln-F $40; n s775; VIC. So rs, per Dbl
OF $50 lbs
Red and white Lead-Red. sGskc: white. tx
dSt5c per III: do in and 10 lb lots. 71ac and
TIC, respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Poultry and Game

Offerings of live poultry consisted almost
wholly Of carried stock yesterday. there
being eastern fowls received and very little
Of anything to hand from state shipping
points. The market had very strong tone aud
receivers were inclined to expect some improve
ment in prices early In the week. as receipts
promised to be light and the outlook generally
was satisfactory for the selling interests Only
two of eastern chickens expected TO
come forward this week.
Poultry fper dozenl-Hens. s4.5e65 for small.
S.. soar for large and sa612 for extra; young
ROSTERS STMS: do extras. SoM10; old ROSTERS
s465 frverS. S5.5O66 broilers. S464 50 for
large S303.50 for medium aud So. 50G3 for
small: ducks. S464.50 for old and S5M7 for
Young: geese. s2Gf2.a0 per pair; pigeons. 81. .o50
150; squads 81 50n2
Prices (per lb1-Eastern hens. 21c: California
hens. 15G1sc' for Leghorns and 1sa2oc for
Plymouth Rocks Young ROSTERS. 25626c; fry
ers. 23G 24c: broilers. o2c.
hare S4m6
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Dec,duous and citrus Fruit.

While business in fresh fruits was of salts
factory proportions yesterday the market
lacking in snap and prices FOR most descriptions
were Inclined 10 sag. Pums and prunes in
crates. which were in good demand and strong
10 VALUES at the close. of last week. dis
finctly weak with sellers cutting prices TO effect
clearances. and the weakness extended TO other
orchard fruits. Bartlett pears wore quoted a
the old rates. but strictly choice fruit
srsrce and receivers were willing 10 accept
hver figures for general offerings than they were
on Saturday. The Gamers were IN the market
FOR No 2 Fartletts at 60d75c a box. but they
were not buying anything else. although they
still paying more for apricots in the coun-
Try than they were Offering here Specially
packed lots of strictly fine cots continued to
command high prices in the regular trade while
the general run Of bulk frrTif was easy with
supplies somewhat in excess of current require
neenfs Figs were scarce and high I'm tho early
trade but several large conSignments came to
hand late in the day. There established
prices for the late arrivals and most Of them
had to be held over There a scarcity or
choice peaches in lug boxes hut basket fruit aud
wrapped stock In small packages were in free
Of Stocks of apples were steadily accommodating
and most receivers were considering the advis-
ability of reducing prices for some varieties.
Grapes met with slow sale ST practically
changed rates, while the melon market easy
except for large watermelons. -Four cars Of
canta Ioupes rolled in night. Receipts Of
berries were less than 500 chests and all of the
consignments arrived time. There
TonrTyorth STRAWBERRIES received and this caused
a frner market for tine other varieties. Logan
berries were scarce, the crop being about gath
cred
Ranners s507: other varieties Sac
Other Berries-R -Raspberries. S4.50m7 per chest:
blsckberries S364 per chest; loganberries. S5@7
per chest for red and s3@4 for black; buckle
berries. 1715d20c per ID.
Peaches-Wrapped, 601S5c per box; baskets
5o67S5c: small Iugs. 75c0$L25; large do, $1.25
ADpicofs-smaH t.Dg Jugs 75c@s1, some fancy
higher: large lugs. $10I25.
Figs-Sonoma. 81 25a1.o0 per drawer; river.
y. per box: bay. s.. 80 per box.
Plums-Tragedy and German prunes, SfM LIZ
nor crate: baskets $IM1.25; other pluns, 6J6l
S,Jc per crate; boxes, 50115
Apples fper box}-Gravensteins, 81. 60@1.T5
for four tier and $1.25Q1.4o for Az tier; red
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COftOu NarEef
Ernn r

tFrom r. r. Hutton & Co.'S private wirel
NEW YORK. July 21.-Reports OF scattered
rains, with lower temDeratures over the south
west affected this market and Liverpool adverse
iy and an easier tone prevailed here. with prices
moderately lower early. There was a disposition
among local bulls TO change front but when the
detailed weather sheet showed Texas and Okla
homa rains had been very light as a rule and
scattered. while the official forecast gave no
promise OF general precipitation. the tendency
was to cover early sales. The Atlantic states
situation came in for considerable comment also
as the record back to 1894 showed no prolonged
high temperatures such existed for four to
five days last week
Spot closed guet and unchanged Mddlinc m
lands IL 40c; do gulf 12 CSC. Sales 100 bales
r-r-r
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
HAY and Feedstuns

Feedstufs (per ton)-Bran. s2TG2s for white
and S2j. 30d 26.J 80 for red: shorts. S2SM2a: mid
diiugs. SS1G33; rolled barley. $3.50 %: cornmesl
S3550d365 80: cracked corn. S35. .50G36. so:
chopped feed. sla@23: evergreen chop feed. sol
In car lots and 500 iohbIng: oileake meal 90 ton
lots $50 10 ton lots So. 30 5 ton lots SAG small
lots $3.50: cocoanut cake or meal S23 for 20
and 10 ton lots. $3.50 for ton lots and s24 for
small lots; alfalfa meal. carload lots S21. job
btng SO; Eureka meal. carload lots Sc1.50, job
bing S23: vigora tor. S22
Hay (per ton)-Fapcy wheat hay. S20622:
no. 1 wheat and wheat and oat S1SG2o: good
toA choice do. sl6Gl1 l1S:s barley and oat S15n17:
tame oat. s1Td20: wild ost. S16@17; stock hay
s11613: alfalfa sf4615.
Straw-45 a CSC per hale
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
tlerces and 11,sc for half Dbls and tubs: cases.

tierces and 11sc for half bhls and tubs: cases
ST.
Eastern Lard and Oils Western Meat brand
Lard tierces. I41ac: sos tper caeel $7.3S los
SO 10. 5s $9.23 SIS $3.50; compound lard tierces
S. As: yellow cooking oil Csc per gallon: white
cooking OIL. 67c per gallon; salad oil. 1sc per
gallon
California Pure Lard NJ & II Brand-Tierces.
13c: cans / to case. $6.62ta: 4 to case,
20: large tins. to a case. IS. 25:- medium,
Il to case, SS.325: small. 20 to case. S.. 40.
California Compound Lard. Fl. n. Brand
Tierce basis. 9Mc: cans. to case, 81 .sIi2:
TO q case. SI.90: tins. to a case. $6.15: rs,
se.e2h EOS. SC. 80. NJ & L. salad OIL terce
basis. Soc; NJ. & L. cooking oil. 10c for white
and GTc for yellow
Beef-Extra family family and extra mess
beef, S24 per bbl
Pork-Extra prime. in barrels sos; pig pork,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
rrr Market In Nearby Counties

PEPALIAIA July 21-The week opened with
strong egg market here today after receipt
Of transactions Of the San Francisco Dairy and
Egg exchange. quotations being marked up 1lac
on beth grades Dealers and Spectators Of
fered 2sc for extra ranch and 2212c for selected
pullets Delivery was light.
SANTA ROSA. July 21.-Egg prices advanced
11ac per dozen on first grade and 1c per dozen
on second or pullet. grade over the weekend.
ON receipt Of sdvices showing the morning
transactions on the San Francisco Dairy.
Produce and Egg exchange the local dealers
today paid 2715c per dozen for first grade and
90 per dozen for second. pullet grade eggs
delivered Saturday. The production Is light
compared with the date last season.
SANTA CRUZ. July 21.-Egg buyers today
offered 2Sc for fancy grades. Dealers attribute
the sudden change In quotations to falling of
in the supply. Firsts and seconds brought 24c.
Portland Butter Market
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Hean. seeds and Hop.

Pink small white and lima beans are quoted
lower the heaviest decline being In the latter
(which have been marked down 15c GENITAL. Inc
moment. =
Beans trecleaned. per etn-Idmas s5.5oM5 81;
Manchurian butter. So. s5a4: bayos 50 4oq
81 G0d5.75: pink S3156330: blackeyes. s3.406
3.60; red S46l4.20: red kidney. S.. 1062 s.; gar
vanzas, S35064; horse beans, s202.2o; cram
berry nominal.
Seeds-Mustard. -: haxseed. s5.S5M4 per ctl;
canary 6@6isc per III: alfalfa. 14GlSc; rape,
21a M35ac; timothy, nominal: hemp, &c; miliet,
2K G2hc.
Dried Peas-Green. s3a3.25 per ctI
Hops-California. 1912 crop. to growers. 129
16c per lb for general offerings, choice. scarce
and nominal at 20c
NEW YORK. July 2f.-Hops-Steady. state,
14e; Pacific coast, 1912. 17G19c; do 1911,
Is 6716c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22

CHICAGO. July 2f.-Hogs- Receipts. 1900
Of sales. S9O5@9.4o: light SO. 20G96O mixed.
SIS. s5@9.5O; heavy. SS.6569. 50 rough $s ESQ
SSsT: pigs s7.60M9.30.
CattIe-Receipts IA, 900 head; market steady
TO q shade lower. Beeves, S7.10M915: Texas
steers. s7MS western steers. ST. 100 8. 20: stock
ers and feeders. s.. .60m7. IS: cows and heifers
s3. SOFAS so: calves, Ss.5o6I1.50
Sheep-Receipts. 81, 900 head: market weak to
1562oc lower. Native sheep. S415M5. 10; west
ern. S4.15m5: yearlings, $1,000 600; lambs ma
tive s.. .6od760, western $6G7.eo.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
Flour and F.r,paceou. Good.

Flour (net per bbl1-California family extras.
S. 6o66: do bakers extras 81. 60Gl5 20: super
fine. s3aoG4.10; Dakota patents. se.4o@7.4o;
Kansas patents, S6d6.23
Farinaceous -Goods-Tn 10 ib sacks quoted
as follows: per 1O0 lbs Graham -four. So 90;
entire wheat flour. 81; buckwheat -four S5: self
rising buckwheat -four $3.50: wheat meal. 81;
rice -four $3.50: rye -four So 70: rye meal. Sc. so:
cornmeal. yellow and white. 1925; extra do,
81 so: oat groats. 81. go. huckwheat groats $50:
hominy. So. 20: cracked wheat So: farna. 81 10;
pearl barley. S5.50d6; split peas SIS for yellow
and $3.50 for green. In 25 ID sacks 10c lower
for all ard 90c lower for 80 ID sacks
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
PrrsViSiOnS

Hams (per lhl-California Fl. f. brand "A to
1G his 20c: Il to 20 lbs 1Sc: picnics 14Ib G15c: :
NJ. & J.. brand. 22l9c: skinned. 22c: dried beef
hams. 261ac; raw. boned 2Tc; Primrose 23c
Eastern. Star. 2212c; skinned 24c; Monarch
20t5c; picnic. I5tac.
Bacon-Primrose. TO lbs. 32c; Eastern Star
to lbs 30c, to S lbs 29c. s to 10 lbs 2Tc 10
10 Il lbs 26c; Arrow, 8 to 10 lbs 26Isc, 10 to IL
lbs 2515c: medium bacon. 20lac; light medium
20hci light dry salt bacon. 8 to 10 lbs 23c 10
to u lbs 22c: NJ. g. l. brand ; to lbs 2sc y
to 10 lbs PC: Fl. II. brand. G to & lbs 2Gc 8 to
10 Tbs 23e: light. 22c: drv salt 1601Sc
CottOene-Half bbls. IL &c: / tierce 1tLc; 2
fierces- 115Sc: tierces. lie per ID: Califene
lie for tierce. 107sc for . tierces 10a.c for 5
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
New York Coree Market

NEW YORK, July 21,-A9 sharp advance in
the European markets resulted In steady
opening in the local coffee market with first
prices Is to II points higher Around midday
prices experienced partial setback under real
izing. but rallied later on renewed buying, clos
ing steady at net advance OF 20 TO 30 points
SPOT firm: Rio rs. 95sc. Santos As. 11kc;
mild dull; Cordova. 13616kc. nominal
COFFEE FUTURES
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
xvhoIes.,s Etxh NrarLs.

Prices fper ib)-Salmon. 12Mc; halbnt ac;
chicken halibut, :; Goldfish. Sc; red rock. l0c;
black rock, &c; barricuda. &c; sand dabs, &c.
silver smelts. -; herrings. &c: tomcods &C.;
small striped bass. 15e: large do. -: sea bass
Sc; shad 5c fish. 12J6c; trout. -; crawnsh
25c: crabs. 81. 80 per dozen
The above ouotatio represent (. o. b. prices
for cleaned fish, iced and boxed.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-22
netherlands ROUTE
G,or. psei6N c$yeaR Wharf

This route offers exceptional opportunity for AUTO
nobsts to reach all points on the Sacramento Rivers
Coinsyie, Emmaton, Rio yists, Isston. Ryde, Walnut
Grove, Vordsn, Corrtland, Clarksburs, Sacramento.
Steamer Nayale leaves San Francsco $50 .. m daily
exosrt SUNDAY arriving escrsmeato 100 D. m. Stopping
81 III points en- route Leaves Sacramento 200 p. N.
daily except Sunday arriving 8sn Francisco 100 D n.
No stops en- route. a.
Sfeafnss Medoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco IL
noon daily except Sunday. Leave Sssssnsnto 1000
. M daily except Sunday: stopping both WAYS se Al
points On route Arriving time San Fransieoo sAo
sacramsntoi Indefinite aecountfrlt season.