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Dec1duous and Cftru. Fruit.

Further heavy deliveries Of peaches, coming
swamped the market with that fruit yesterday
and prices for all kinds Of packages sagged
badly. The Gamers could not, or would not.
come TO the relief OF the market, and as a
consequence sellers were obliged to urge business
in regular trade channels by making deep cuts
In prices. Plums and pr1ines were also in heavy
supply and weak 70 values, despite brisk
weekend buying movement Bartlett pears were
rather easy, as the Gamers were temporarily
out Of the market and retail tradesraen were
not Inclined TO speculate green fruit. has
been the custom In past years Ripe Bartetts
were much In evidence, and they were offer
ing at low rates. Figs and apricots were firm
on light receipts, with offerings of the latter
consisting largely Of odds and ends representing
the last of the crops in the late growing dis
tricts. The apple market had little steadier
tone as far as fancy four tier fruit con-
such stock. Nectarines received but little at
tention, owing to their unattractiveness, while
r al of sos OF grapes r. dragged t t badly T. DESPITE
prices Melons were In good request and firm
all around with the best lots Of cantaIoupes
maintained prices. ReceiptsS of berries were
tight for Saturday, being well below 500 chests
Strawberries and raspberrfes did better on de-
creased arrivals and the usual extra buying for
weekend wants
Strawberries = Lengworths, = per chest; Ban
ners $5Q6; other varieties. $445-
Other berries-Raspberries, $6@S per chest;
blackberries. S3@4 per chest; loganberries. =
PEI oaeoe f per oda 1f earres
eo9s5c: baskets, 10000; small lugs, a5Q6oc;
Apricots~cTates. sl@125: small Iugs, s1a
I5O
Figs-Black. s125@1-5o per drawer: white,
10000; packages,
Plums-Prunes, 75cds1 per crate: other plums.
60QT5c per crate; boxes, 35050c.
Nectarines-Red, s1G1-5 per crate; white. 75c
@S1.25 per crate.
Apples (per ox)-Grayensteins. s1.4o@1 go
Cor 4 tier and s1.1o@1-l5 for u tier; red
Astrachans $l71.25 for tier and S5c6S1 for
"A tier; white Astrachans. 75c@s1; common to
choice fruit 5oc@SI; crabapples, 60@65c for
small and $1G1.50 for large boxes.
Pears--Wrapped Bartletts, S16l.50 per box;
unwrapped, 81. 50G1.75 for No. and 75c1S1 for
No. 2; Dearborn seedlings, 75c@$I for small
lugs.
Melons = Turlock cantaloupes. s1.75@2 per
crate; river nutmegs. S1.5002; do cantaloupes.
$250q3.50 so per crate: watermelons. $1.25@3 per
dozen and 1(1lMe per H.
Grapes--Seedless. 75@90c per crate: Ing boxes
75cGS1; Malagas $1@1.50 per crate black Tic
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NETHE:R!LANID!|ss TUE: !. rs, HouLE 81! 4.

This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto.
nohiKsts to reach all poins the Sacramento hve:
CoIInsvlls Emmaton. Rio vkta Islston. Ryde Walnut
Gfose, vordsp. Ceutland. ClEksburg, Sacramento
except Sunday, arriving Sacramento TOO p p Stopping
Il 81 points en- route. Leaves Saaamept0 200 p M.
dsiy except Sunday arriving San Francisco 100 = n.
No stops en- route i
Steamer Modoe or Apache, leaves San. Fnncisco 12
noon daily except Sunday. Leave Sacramsqto 1000
M daily except Sunday; stopping both ;Ways 1t ~
points en- route Arriving time San Francisco spds
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VALIANOS' RELATIVES
PLEAD FOR PROBATION
minds Them Interpreter Conn
mitted Grave 0nenne

Relatives OF Nicholas valianos, for
mer Greek interpreter, recently con-
victed or, q. felony, held conference
with Judge william p. Lawlor yester-
day and made plea for probation on
behalf of Vahanos' family.
Judge Lawlor expressed compassion
for the interpreters family, but main
tained that the offense of which yalia-
nos was convicted is. most serious.
valianos is scheduled to appear In
court on Monday.
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ARC LIGHT INJURIES MAN
Arthur Smith in ! Hospital From {
Curious Accident

Arthur Smith. employed BY the Pa
cific Gas and Electric company. was
treated at the Potrero emergency hos
pital for bruises and burns about the
light under which he was standing fell
on his head. Besides being bruised
Smith received : severe electric shock.
He will recover.
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties

PETALUMA Aug. 2-The week ended with
out showing any changes In egg prices after re-
ceipt OF transactions Of the San Francisco Dairy
and Egg exchange. Dealers and speculatoTs
offered 3115c for extra ranch and 231ac FOR
selected pulets. Delivery was light.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 2.-The Saturday egg
market unusually lively, but there were no
changes in quotations. buyers paying 81 1hc for
extras and 24c for arsts and seconds.
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The averaxr arotat1on for extra butter Cor the
week ending Saturday. August 2, was 81 1-l2c
pound.
Cheese-Fancy California Oats, 1870 per lb,
steady; do frsts. 15c, steady; fancy Young
do tripiets, Ice. steady; do Young Americas.
1sc. steady; New York fancy, 2oG2o1sc, steady;
Wisconsin fancy, 1914 G1115c. steady.
cluded:
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Hides, TaIIow. Greise and Wool

Better business prospects and the improved
condition Of the pelts coming to hand has brought
about a better feeling IN the hide market, and
slightly higher prices are quoted for cows, steers
and calves both wet and dry.
Hides-Culls sell 1zQ1c under the quotations
for salt and I@2c for dry hides. Heavy and
medium salted steers i4c per Ib light, I4c:
isc: salted veal and saited csif. isc. dry hides.
24a a 26c; cuIs, 24c; murrain, 24c; dry calf and
veal, 29c; dry kip. 25c: dry salted hides, 1910;
25a40c; medium. 45@s0c; long wool, eoc0$I;
limbs, 35150c for long and 15@30c for short
wool; milk lambs, 191oc; shearlings l5@25c
for No. / and 1oc for No. 2; horsehides. salt,
50. 75G3 for large prime and s225@25o for No.
25050e; horsehides. dry, $2922 Is for large, 81 80
az for medium 5oc@$1 for small and 25050c
for colts: goatskns. prime angoras. - 75c0$l;
medium, 85@5oc; long hair goats, 40c; medium.
25c; kids. 5I10c.
Tallow-No. rendered. bbls. 6@6xc; cans
and drums, 355@5c.
Grease--2l3c per lb.
Wool fsprinR clipl l--San Joaquin. 8 ana 3
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wholesaIe Fish Market

Prices per ID - Salmon 1215c; halibut, 1oc:
chicken halibut -; Goldfish, Sc; red rock, 10c;
black rock 7c; barracuda, DC; sand dabs, &c;
silver smelts, -; herrtngs, SC: tomcods, Sc;
small striped bass, 15c; large do..--; sea bass.
ec; shad 4e: catfish. 1215c; trout, -; cfawfsh,
CSC; crabs. 50. so per dozen.
The above quotations represent +. .. b. prices
for cleaned fish. iced and boxed.
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LOCAL MARKETS
wheat and other Grains


The speculative barley closed the week WIN
squirt Of activity. 1900 tons changing hanas ;
at the short session. Of the grain -tsaue ,ra,,s
Fridays closing level. but II rebounaeo anu anu
closed unchanged on the day. The distant Ma.
option had one lone sale at S1.3s5. agalnst
81 AZ on the preceding day The spot market
was rather easy, with 81 so cental an outslue
price for choice feed. while on grade gram was
doing in spot wheat but offerings by sample
were light ana the market had STEADY tone
generally Corn was strongly held, following tne
excitement in the Chicago. market, wnile oats
were dull with prices largely nominal.
Henry c. Bunker. chief grain inspector OF the ne
Chamber of Commerce, reports the STOCKS OF
wheat and barley hand In regular ware
houses and on the wharyes August /, az s'SzI
tons and 2oss7 tons + rsspeSrvesi eTe !, sss tons
of wheat and 21.923 tons OF barley on hand.
Stocks of oats were 1,o47 tons, as compared with
1862 tons against none. year ago; st stocks OF
beans were 1Sl, ,2e4 sacks, against les, ,s75 year
AeO- CASH WHEAT
California white Australian. nominal; Califer-
mia club. s1-5o@1,521a per etl: northern sd club,
red. sl,5oGi .52h; forty-fOld. sl.52s; bluestem.
SA.0' FUTURES
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed is quoted on the spot and
to arrive at s1-25Ql.3o per cti; No 4 brewing
II a. m. Session q
December-S1 s21k for opening and low and
May, 1914 sold at 1885, and August closed
at 81 24k bid, s1.27 asked.
Oats-White feed, Sl.506l5l-5 per cti TOT
No. TO choice; black, nominal; red seed, Sl.f5
cornNEastern yellow. carload lots. sI.e79l,s ,ss
per ctl: do white S1.70@1T3; Egyptian whlte,
nominal: Kafhr. 81 65l1.70 in sacks.
Rye-ofering at S1.40@1. 421s.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs
The market for eggs and dairy produce closed
the week steady to firm with prices Tor all
of average proportions. Receipts Of butter were
liberal the deliveries having been increased 0y
the arrival OF Humboldt steamer with
large manifest but receivers continued to re-
port a ready market for anything that graded
as fancy whether packed solid in cubes or cut
up into squares Firsts were firm for cut up
stock, while solid packed offerings OF the same
grade were inclined to drag. Most OF the stores
were literally supplied with cheese. but sellers
reported that strictly first class offerings con-
tinued to move of well. Prices for eggs had an
upward tendency, for after small lots or extras
and selected pullets were sold at the old quo
tations on the Dairy exchange, sellers raised
their asking rates for both grades. Buyers were
not prepared TO pay advance, however, and
nothing came of the attempt to boost values
the sales being as follows: Ten cases OF extras
at 32c 20 at 323c and 25 cases of-selected
pu1lets at 25c Dozen
Receipts were 124. 800 pounds Of butter, 144, 100
pounds Of cheese and l. 135 cases of eggs
The following are official quotations eStab-
lsned bv sales. bids and offers on the floor OF
the Dairy exchange Prices in the street. while
governed BY the exchange quotations, generally
ran6e from / 1hc to, 21ac higher, owing 10 the
various charges 10 be added:
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Provfsfons

Hams fper Ib)-CalIfornia, n: n brand. 4 to
I8 lbs zoe; II to 20 lbs lSc; picnics. 141a@ 15c;
NJ. & L. brand, 221ac: skinned, &c; dried beef
hams 261sc; raw boned 27c; Primrose. % 3c;
Eastern Star, 2Sc; skinned. 24c; Monarch, 2lc;
picnic, I5izc.
Bacon-Primrose, 4 to 8 lbs. 32c; Eastern Star.
to lbs, soc; to lbs. 29c; to 10 lbs, 27c;
10 to u lbs 26c; Arrow, to 10 lbs, 261ac; ~
TO u lbs. % 11c; medium bacon, 20Ac; light me-
dium 20lzc; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs.
2sc; 10 to II lbs. 22c; NJ & l. brand, 5 to lbs.
2Sc; to 10 lbs, &c: II. H. brand. to lbs,
26c; to 10 lbs, 25c; light, 22c; dry salt. 10
Q1Sc.
cottolene--Haif bbls. i1Hc: fierce. I1Ac:
tierces, 1IAc: tierces lie per lb; Califene
111zcs for tierce, 11ssc for fierces, l1Ac for
tierces and 11&c for half bols and tubs;
cases, 81.
Eastern Lard and Oils. Western Meat brand
Lard. tietces. 14iac; SOS (per easel, $7.3S; los,
1915. 5s, 1929; 3s, $3.50; compound lard.
tierces, 10Hc; Sos tper case). $5.3S, 1Oss So 20;
SIS, $6s3; 3s $3.50: yellow cooking oil, Zoe per
gallon; white cooking oil. 73c per gallon; salad
oil, S5c per gallon.
beef, S24 per Dbl.
Pork-E1tra prime. in barrels. $25; pig pork.
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GALLATIN, Mo-, Aug. 2-Thomas
Efcer, a laborer. was arrested today in
connection with the murder last night
of Charles Donaldson Of Junction. III.
who was shot while walking with q
young woman in a park.
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BuiIding Contracts

westgate Park company with Federal Con-
struction company-An work for asphaltic con-
crete payements in st. Francis Wood; 50 s25.
]. II. P1ante with Fernsworth & Hall-All
work, except painting mantels shades and light
fixtures for three story and basement frame
building in line Of sharon street, 100 Of
Fifteenth E 125 by %; SIS. .s35.
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-Prime steers. 12012Nc; medium do. 10
Q1Ic; heifers 11@11Ec; cows. 9h @10Hc.
geai-1061o1ac for heavy. 11@1115c for me-
dunn and 12@l2hc, for small
Mutton-wefhers, 9l10c: ewes S@S15c
Lambs-Lightweight. 11d12c: heavy. 10611c.
Dressed pork fper lb)-12h 613c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
Grass fed cattle-No. i steers, over $50 lbs,
TA &c per 1b; under $50 lbs 6% 67c; second
quality. all weights. 6G61Ac; thin. undesirable
No / cows and heifers. edezc: second quail
fty, 5A@5zc: common TO thin. undesirable
cows. 3d4c.
Desirable bulls and stays. sA04c: half fat or
thin bulls. 263c.
Calves--Lig ghtweights. per lb. 7A@7hc: me-
dium, 616lhc; heavy. 5@5hc
: Sheep-Desirable wethers. 404kc: ewes. SA
GB&c.
Hoes--Hard hogs Weighing 100 to $50 lbs. Sc:
$50 10 $50 lbs 81 G; $50 lbs and up 7Ac.
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months en1oc per ID: do detective 6G76c: Red
Bun j 6a12hc; do year. 12h die; Humbold&-
and Mendocino. months. 12014c. DO yeAr's
clip. 166719c
New YoRK, Aug 2--Hides- Steady. Cen
tral American. 29M2D%c: Bogota. 251k @60hc
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece. Xxx Ohlos zlcs
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Via Alameda Pier

Via Alameda Pier
10 Oakland 14ih asd Franklin Sts.-
6I5 Gas .. m. and then Is and 45 minutes past the
hour until 7.45 p m then $50. 9.l5. 1000. 1o.46s-
u.30 D. m. and 12.l5 al m.
70 Alameda, North and South Side
615 645 a. M and then Is and IS minutes past the
hour until 7.45 p. m; then $50. 9.i5. 1900, l04es
u.30 D. m, and 1215 o. m.
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Refined Sugar sIsrket

The Western Sugar Refining company qnotes
As Follows net cash: Fine Rranu1ated. 49Oc:
Gamers aranulated. 4.D0c; fruit xranulated.
49Oc; crystal domlnos. 8 ID carton IN cases,
S.7oc: do 2 Id cartons In cases, 0.20c; monarch
bar. 5.25c: tablets in half bbis. 5.40c; do in rs
ID boxes. 5.65c: cubes. s.15c: monarch powdered.
Sc; xxx powdered. Sc: confectionery A, 49oc;
beet Rrannlated.. 4.70c; extra c. 4.40c; golden
2. 4.30c, p. 4-2oc. Barrels and 80 ID bags lOc,
half hbls 25c. boxes DOC more per 100 lbs than
for bags OF 100 lbs net Bar in 35 and 40 ID
tins 81. 10 more, in 8 and 10 lb tins 81. s5 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In 100
10 bags
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Rensing
company quotes follows: Granulated basis.
49oc; G. 4 Fl. fine standard. 49oc; coarse dry
granulated 1900; confectioners' A. 490c: berry.
4eoci powdered. &c: cubes, 5.15c: Higrade"
bar :, 2sc; bricks Tin half bblsl. 5-4oc; bricks
I'D p ID boxes). 5e5c; crystal dominos lin 10
cartons in cases), roc; do ID cartons In cases.
s2oc; extra fine dry granuiated Zoo lh bags
only}. 470c: extra G. 440c: golden G. 43Oc
yellow p, 4,2oc. Additional ner 100 lbs: In bbls
and 90 lbs bags. 1oc more: half bills. 25c more;
boxes. Soc more for all grades. Bar in a5 and 40
10 tins 81 10 more in 10 lb tins S2-35 more.
Minimum order. carload weight
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Sugar-Raw. hrm;
centrifugal, 3.64c; muscovado, 3.l4c molasses,
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PouItrx and Game

Very little OF anything In the live poultry line
reached the market from state shipping points
yesterday and offerings from first hands consisted
largely Of hens that were held over from the
for all kinds Of young chickens, which were
closely cleaned up. while small to. medium sized
clearances were effected only at the expense of
prices. car OF eastern was already on hand
for tomorrow's market. and at least two more
were expected to arrive today.
Poultry (per dozen)--Hens. $4@4.50 for small,
seas for large and $s912 for extra; young
s465; fryers. $5.50@7; broilers s4@4.50 for
large. 50 for medium and So for small; ducks.
S4d4.50 for old and s5@7 for young; geese, $20
s1.50d2.
Prices per lb--Eastern hens, 1e620c; California
hens. l5Mz7c for Leghorns and 10000 for fancy
breeds; young roosters, 26c; fryers, 26c; broil-
ers. 24@25c.
Game lper dozen, = Hare. nominal; Belgian
hare. $4@6. y
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C,~uSrnl Merchandiae

RaE~-Standard Calcutta grain bags. eA 10c:
San Quentin. sac: wool bags. 50Hc for and
4Sc for Sh lbs: fleece twine. 9hc per lbs bean
bags. tx 6Txc per h.
OH auotations are for barrels-- -Linseed C3c per
gallon for boiled and Gle for raw. bbls lots 1c
less. cases &c more; Bakers A castor, cases.
gallons S1.07. 10 gallons e1.05; commercial cas-
tor, In cases. eoc; China mt cases, 75@fnc per
gallon: extra bleached winter sperm oil, Soc;
pure lard OIL. 85c; winter strained lard OIL 75cs
pure nestsfoot OIL s5c paint oil. 40@45c; cocoa
nut oil. 5 bbl iors. Sic for xxx. 7S1hc for No
and 7ec for No 2; small lots 21hc more. car lots
1c less.
Coal OIL. Gasoline. etc.--Pearl oil. IN bulk Sc.
In 10c: headlight oil. IN bulk 10c. In cases
17c; Eocene, In bulk lie. In cases I9c: Elaine,
26%c; Red Crown gasoline, in bulk ;1515c, in
cases 22hc; engine distillats. In bulk 7kc. in
cases f4hc; gas machine gasollne. In bulk BIC.
In cases 441c: varnish mahers' and painters
naphtha, in bulk i41sc in cases 21hc.
Turpentfne-In cases 6Tc: 10 case 1ots lie less;
drums and iron barrels. soc: Aroturps. CASES SOC.
Iron barrels and drums &c per gallon.
per bbl Of $50 lbs,
Red and White Lead-Red s@slhc; white. TX
@shc per ID; do. In and 10 ID lots. 7hc and
INC respectively.
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-~ELEcTRIc SERVICE


"a Oakland. 1eh St. and Berkeley, via Shatfuck Ave.
: and Ellsworth 81 Lines.-Dsly- From 500 Z. M. and
every twenty min utes until $40 p. mr. inclusive; then
a08 94a 1920. I.00, l140 p. M. II 20 and L20 n.
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only. $40
D. m, 020. 1000, f0.40 and ll.20 D. m.
10 Berkeley via czIIfoS MIA ST. and West Berkeley. Albany
via Ninth ST. Lluss. I'D Daily-From 900 . m-. 70. 20.
40, t70o q m. and every twenty minutes until $50
D. na incIusve then 9oo $40 1920 II 90. 40 p. M.
1z20 and TO a. m. Additional boats Saturday, and
Sundsys only. $40 p. m $40. 1000. lo.4o and Hoo
p. 10.
TO Oakland. Washington- Broadway. East Oakland.
FssiNas and Mslross. VIA Ssvesth Sts-Daiy-Ftom
600 O. m, then every twenty minutes until $40 p NJ
inclusive; then eco. $40 i02e, 1100. 11.40 p. No.,
1z20 and 10 a. m Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. r.. 9.2o. 1000. 1910 and llM
Pm. i
Horseshoe to oakan Washington Broadway Fruyale,
Alameda North Sidss-Daily- From 900 .. N. t6.2o,
$40. 100. 720, 74O, 500, $40. 9.40 am: then 400
pm, 40, 44o, 500. $40. $40. 600. 620. o.z0. ZOO
and t7.40 pm.
70 Sionsaarst Steam serics)-t6.0o. io.l0. 10
1900, t1o0g O. M. II 20 p M, TOO. f3.00. f31os
400, $780, $40 and f620 p. NJ
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beans. seeds and Hops

Beans (rec1eaned, per cti)-Limas, So 50@5 90:
Manchurian butter So S5G4; bayos. So. 50@S. 50:
large whites s46064.75; small whites. IS bo9
$40; pink, s3.15033O; blaekeyes. So. 4o@3-6o:
zas, s4145o: horse beans. $202.25; cranberry,
nominal.
seeds-M Mustard, -; naxseed. $3.s5@4 per ca;
canary 6681ac per lb. alfalfa. 14616c; rape
214 9319c; timothy. nominal; hemp. Sc; miliet.
2A 92Nc.
Dried Peas-Green, s2.7503 per ctl.
16c per lb for general offerings; choice. scarce
and nominal at 2oc:, 1913 contracts. 1s620c. as
to grade and district.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Hops-F1rm- state.
common to choice. 1912. ls620c: do 1911. 1sg
15c; Pacific coast. 1912. 1e@21c: DO 1911. loQD
1Sc.
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Agents collect baggage and checks On trains bcats Of
Southern Pacific Company and deliver baggage b resi-
dsucs They ars authorized b check baggage direct
from residence.
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OAKLAND HARB0R FERRY =
MoToRCYcLES AND VEHICLES

From San francisco, South End Of Ferry building. fur
Broadway Wharf, oakand.-From 600 Z. m. dnily,
and every half hour untl eco p. M. Inclusive. then
1880 >. m, 1000 p. M, tf0.s0 p m. s1lo0 p m.
1890 mdn., II 90 am. 3oats leaye Broadway Aharf.
From sis a. m daily. and every halt hour until &zS
slo45 p. m. 1l.45 p m. sl2.45 q. m.
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Futures. 1913 crop-Prunes. Santa Clara, 4Kc
for 7Os to 9os; Cos Ac,. Sos &c. 40s NE ana
30s 2Nc higher: apricots. 80 ID boxes. unfaced.
11lsc FOR standard, 12Ac for choice l2xc for
extra choice and 13Hc for fancy; peaches. so
ID boxes sc for standard. 5Ac for choice, SIC
for extra choice and SIC for fancy.
Figs-41ac for standard. 4zc for choice anu
SIC for fancy.
Raisins-Loose muscatels. 3Mc, 4ssc and 4ssc
for q 3 and 4 crown, respectively; 2. ana
crown layers. Csc. 81 and SIPS. respectively:
crown Dehesa clusters, s170: 6 crown imperiais
81 20; seeded. lb boxes. 5Ac for fancy and s1sc
for choice. with the usual dinerentiai Tor ~ o.
son, &c for unbieached.
Nuts-Jobbing prices to the trade: WAlnutss
nominal; almonds lea 1Sc: pecans,. 16@lSc; Bra
I'll, 1511Sc; peanuts, 51t acc. peanuts, l4g l6c
Honey-Fancy water white comb. 1914 @ioc: :
dark to amber i3M@14hc: white extracted.
eIb0a1oc: per lb; light amber, sgoc; amber, ga
&c: lower grades 5951lc per Id.
Beeswax-33Q134c per ID for light and 29Q5lc
for dark
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Flour and Farfnaccous Goods


Flour (net per bbl)-California family extras.
s56oGe: do bakers extras. 81 soG5. 20; super. pd
fine ss.9o@4- 10: Dakota patents. se.4oG4.4o;
Farinaceous Goods-In 10 ID sacks are quoted
follows. per 100 lbs: Graham hour sz 30 ,s en-
rising buckwheat -four. $3.50; wheat meal xa
oatmeal. $500; rolled wheat, s.. 50; rolled oats
eSs eorn 0es @ea yellow s and White s enta
s3 30; oat groats, 81 so; buckwheat groats, So
homny $500 cracked wheat a ss 1890; farlna e "a
for yellow and 81 20 for green. In % lb sacks
1oc lower for all and zoe lower for so lb sacks
Hay and Feedstuffs
Scott. Magner & Miller in their weekly review
OF the hay situation say:
Arrivals Of hay for the last week were PAT
tons. against 1888 for the preceding week. AL
though this large decrease In the receipts would
under normal conditions have tendency to firm
M the market, we can note no change. and the
market remains In about the same condition az
a week ago
light supply and have sold readily at our top
quotat tions other grades moved OF fairly well,
although concessions had to be made in instances
The city demand has been rather light Tor
this time of the year. At the same time there
is an improvement noticeable over last week.
maTs 5a Of hay IN the ann
effect sales rather than place their hay In
storage.
from the river districts and although held at
about the same figures as heretofore 1t IL not
moving readily.
STRAW is scarce. but the new crop will soon
be available at lower prices
Feedsturs tper toni - Bran. $28@27 for
white and $25@26 for red; shorts. $21 as: mid
iings $30d33: rolled barley. S27 soaps. so; corn.
meal s3763S: cracked corn. SO ass: chopped
feed, s19d23: evergreen chop feed. $22 In
car lots and s23 jobbihg oilcake meal. 20 ton
lots $50 10 ton lots $32. S ton lots S3S. small
lots s33. So; cocoanut cake cor meal. s27 for 20
and 10 ton lots, $27.5O for ton lots and SIS fof
small lots: alfalfa meal. carload lots $3.50. Job
bing $3.50: Eureka meal, carload lots S22 Do.
jobbing $3.50.
Hay (per ton,-Fancy wheat hay. s20@21:
No / wheat and wheat and oat. $1S@ 10: good
TO choice do. S15617; barley and oat. $l5@l1;
tame oat, $16Gf9: wild oat. $15016: stock hay,
S11613: alfalfa. $12G15.
Straw-65G G95c per bale
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
niles sono 90 per dozen for Hawaiian.

apples. s2@2 so per dozen for Hawaiian
Citrus Fruits fper box1-Yalencia oranges.
So 5o675 so; seedess grapefruit 81. 50@5; lemons.
S667S: off stock $S@4; lemonettes, $5-50@6.5 5os
Mexican lines. $10@12.50.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 3@31acs per lb for
Mexican, $1.25@1.75 per bunch for Hawaiian
and 351 @4c per ib for Central American; pine
apples $26250 per dozen for Hawaiian.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03

Dried Fruits, Raisfns, Nuts and Honey
Prunes-Spot. COS to eos, 4c bulk basis; sos,
&c higher; 4es TO SOS. jobbing at 511@6c ASA
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03

afor Morning. DAILY. . for Afternoon
sSundsys and Mondays only.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-03
Horse. and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished By the Butchers and Stock Grow