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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-29
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Nurseries.
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EVERYTHING in deciduous, citrus.
shade and ornamental trees, garden
shrubbery, berry plants, grapevines.
rosebushes, eucalyptus. An exquisite
lot in hanging ferns, palms and ever
green, hOuseplants in pots and Japan
csc tubs for house, hall and porch
decoration. Send us a list of your
wants for prices or write for our in.
structive literature. T. ". Schock Nur-
series Qeading nurseries of the south
Mestl 344 w. Adams St, Phoenix, Ariz.
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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Hay and Feedsturs

Somers & Co.. in their weekly review of the
hay situation. say:
Receipts of hay for the past week amounted
to $50 tons, the heaviest arrivals of the sea
son. The market. being unable to absorb these
arrivals, has declined and at this writing there
is congestion of hay here in San Francisco
which is very difficult to move. As result,
concessions are being made in prices and the
a.'Strictly fancy wheat hay and tame oat hay
are very scarce and are the only kinds which
can be sold readily.
Alfalfa is somewhat easier. There has not
been heavy decline in this there has
been In grain hay.
There is but very little hay changing hands
in the country. dealers evidently preferring to
the stock they have already contracted for
there is no storage room. farmers actively
seeking market but for the most part they
unwilling to sell their holdings at figures
which will permit marketing at present. At the
on the part of farmers to put their hay In
storage and hold ii for fall or winter use.
at which time many predict the market will be
higher. However. this depends to a great de-
gree on the fall rains and the amount of early
green feed available" +,
reedstufrs fper to1l-Bran. s2e. 5Om 275O for
white and s25626 for red; shorts $2sn29; mid
dlings, S3fG33; rolled barley. s27 7.50629: corn
meal, s36G37; cracked corn $36@37: chopped
feed, S19m23: evergreen chop feed. $22 in
car lots and s23 jobbing: oilcake meal 90 ton
lots s32 10 ton lots $50 go ton lots S33, small
lots $33. 20; cocoanut cake or meal, S2I for 20
and 10 ton lots $27.5 90 for ton lots and $2S for
small lots: alfalfa meal. carload lots $3.50 job
johbing $3.50.
Hay (per tonl-Fancy wheat hay $20@2f.
No 1 wheat and wheat and oat, $1SG19; good
to choice do. s15df7: barley and oat. s15@17;
$11mf3 alfalfa. s12G14.
Straw-6J n 95c per bale.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS


Levi Ackroyd to Bertha Ackroyd lots 80 and
40. block "a. Refs tract; $500.
Rosa Green to Aaron S. Green ct AL lot il
w line Of Ninth avenue 400 of Balboa street
n % by w 100; $40.
Henry Ford to Mary f. Smith. lot in linz
n 80: $40.
Belle Coleman to Mary B., Whaien, lot IL
block 8, subdivision I, Clarendon Heights; 1876
+; r. WuorI and wife to Ernest S. Burk
of China avenue. NE 25 by NV 100; $40.
Rosette A. Lang ct al. to Thomas p KeGting
lot in N line OF Fell street. 1873 of Ashbury
f % by n 100 and one other piece; $40
Thomas p. Keating to Mary s. Lang, lot in \
line Of Fell street. 1873 Of Ashbury, 25 b,
N 100, and one other piece; $40.
John McDermott to John McDermott Jr, 10
at Sc corner of Gear. street and Twenty-sixtl
avenue. E 20 by S 1885, gift.
William Mcclure to Fanny Ann Mcclure. lot ii
f line of GHerrero street, 1906 of Twenty
seventh, N 27:6, 125. S oS, w 25, n 0:6 y
100; gift
. Thomas W. Huntington and wife to G. II
avenues, N 300 0sby + 100; $40.
Emma L. Clarke to Eberhardt Estate company
lot in S line of Geary street, 32:6 W of Thirty
seventh avenue, W % By S 100: $40
r. G. Waterhcuse and wife to Board Of Churcl
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

frlees Tor the upper grades of fresh eggs are
steadily rising and all indications point TO
tinuance, of the upward movement for some time
10 come. for the production is decreasing right
along ana the growing scarcity of strictly first
efass stock, is maintaining the market in a firm
further advances yesterday. both being 1c higher
on spirited buying on the Dairy exchange. Cheap
eastern. eggs were much in evidence along the
street. and for that reason California seconds, or
store eggs, remained easy at unchanged quota
ward =
The situation In butter is about all that the
selling Interests could wish for. Receipts are
Swelled now and then by the arrival of steamers
from the Humboldt region but taken on the
whole the arrivals are running light and the
market for every box of strictly high grade
creamery goods that to hand. Another
half cent was added TO the quotation for extras
Yesterday. the price being bid on the ex-
change without inducing any selling. This made
II appear that another advance due. The
quotation for frsts unaltered- In the cheese
department new California fat frsts scored an
other advance Of half a cent.
Sales on the exchange follows:
Eggs-30 cases of extras at 32c, 10 cases of
selected pullets 24c. and so at 25c dozen.
Cheese-25 new California fancy fats at 16c
p hrsts at 1514c and % fancy Young Americas
at 1sc pound.
Receipts were IA 500 pounds of butter. 6s 900
pounds of cheese and ,265 cases of eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
bshed by sales, bids and offers on the floor of
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations. generally
range from 1izc to 2l2c higher, owing to the
various charges to be added:
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Refined Sugar Market

The Western Sugar Refining company quote.
as follows net cash: Fine granulated. 4. .90c
Gamers granulated. 4.e0c:.. fruit granulated
490c; crystal donlinos. 8 lb carton in cases
s7Dc; do lb cartons in cases, 0.20c: monarch
bar, 5.25c; tablets in half bbls, 5.40c; do In 2:
lb boxes. 5.65c; cubes, 5.15c: monarch powdered
SC; xxx powdered. sc; confectioners' A, 1900
beet granulated. 4.70c; extra C, 4.40c: COLDER
G, 430c; d, 4.20c. Barrels and 30 ID bags l0c
half bbls 25c. boxes SOC more per 100 lbs thar
for bags of 100 lbs net Bar in 35 and 40 II
tins 81. 20 MORE in 8 and 10 lb tins S. IS more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade in 10t
ID bags,
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis
490c: c.. & H. fne standard. 490c; coarse dry
granulated. 4.90c; eonfectioners' A. 4.90c: berry
490c: powdered. &c; cubes, 515c; '.Higrade
bar, 5.25c; bricks fin half bblsl. 5.4oc; bricks
lin 25 lb boxes), 5.65c; crystal dominos Gin II
cartins in casesl, s70c; do lb cartons in cases,
o zoe; extra hne dry granulated 600 lb bags
only. 4.70c: extra G. 4.4Oc; golden C, e4.3Oc;
yellow D. 4.2oc. Additional per 100 lbs: In Dbl,
and so lbs bags, 10c more: half bbls, 25c more
boxes. SOC more for all grades. Bar in 35 and 4
lb tins $1.70 more. in 10 lb tins $2.35 more.
Minimum order, carload weight.
NEW YORK. July 29.-Sugar-Raw, steady
Centrifugal, 3.57c; muscovado, 3.07c; molasses
2.S2c.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Potatoes, onions and Vegetables

Receipts Of mscellaneous vegetables from all
growing districts only moderate yester-
day. but there particularly brisk de-
mand for anything and the market on the
and conditions Everything that had been weak
to values Monday remained and sellers
were more concerned with keeping stocks NOV
ing than in attempts to boost prices. Choice
tomatoes were wanted and readily commanded
good prices. but pressure to sell of stock
at low rates operated against the market and
prevented an advance in superior quality of
and firm. while green was just about
steady with the demand and supply about bal
ancing. General offerings of green peppers. egg
plant summer squash and cucunbers were
easy with asking prices much lower In the
afternoon than in the morning. when the buy
ing movement was at its best Lima beans
were drug in the market and the offer
were irregular with large lots c--ering below
tho quoted rates. The potato market was strong
a continued brisk shipping movement out of
Stockton and from here. Prices were no high
or. however. Onions easy to weak at
the recently reduced quotations.
Potatoes-New river white 75cMS1 per ctl;
San Mateo do. 50d75c per box; new sweets.
4M415c per ID.
onions-New river, red per cti; do yellow,
$ld1.10 per ell ~,
eeetabIes-Green corn 81 .506225 per sack
for bay: other kinds. 81 .25d 150., green peas,
3M4c per lb cucumbers, 501 65c per box. garlic,
3M4c per lb; cabbage. 81 per ctl; caulihower.
4OQ50c per dozen: green peppers. 3503Oe per
box: hot, chile. 65G75c: carrots Toe per sack
string beans. 4Gi5c per lb: lima beans. "a sc per
III: summer squash 50M75c per box: tomatoes,
s5cns1 Is per box; green okra. -5016oc per box;
eggplant. 5oG65c per box; rhubare. s5egsl per
box.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30

South lot at NV corner of EDDY and Franklin
William q IL Ioew. ~ and Wife to peter and Mary
Burns, lot at W corner OF Russia and Athens
streets, NV IS By SW 100; so.
line 5 o Labos Sn sFes go q 0s avenue
25 By 1875; $40.
Arturo Elias end wife to to Jose. Gareta, lot Of
to line Of Mobiles place. w so, SO. 80; SO.
Robert MacArthnr to Mary T. Macarthur. lot
II D.ss Sf se g hSess BY s'!sI q Of pnlnsy
PerniIa Me1bye to Eugene Gosl and wife, lot
in e llpe Of Eleventh sayenue, 100 Of street,
Honor or Weich to Catherine Gertrude Cook, lot
in NV line 60, Of &C oheneTy % s street: 29s;lo Sw Of
l25 n Of California street, n Is BY W 100; SO.
and wife, lot in w line OF sixteenth avenue.
125 N of California street, 25 by W 12o; $40.
A. na Born ,s Building 11 Wes ,1 to EswTS
Jackson L. Schrader to Ottie Fulmore. lot in
e line Of Forty second avenue. 1925 of NJ
S'tsss oscar Hsymsn go ny Bro to william Henry Hop
kinson and wife, lot in NV line Of Sears street.
26o sw Of Sickles avenue. Sw 2o by NV
Caroline A. Painter ct al. (by commissioner
to Robert A. Dean ct al, trustees OF the Peter
lot ss M SE SI Of and
Sarah A. Andres to Clara Y. Luce, lot in n
line of Broadway. 1916 E OF Laguna street, E
40:4h by 1925; $40.
Fred f. and Anna c. Ouer to Julius Fl. Berg
hauser lot in line of Washington street, 220
w of Scott, w 27:6 by 121:SA; $40.
Sara E. Mosebach to Winfield McKeon, lot in
e line of Stevenson street. 10 of Duboce
avenue, N 25 by 1915; So
Anglo-American Land company to Carl F.
Ernst. lot in w line Of Twentieth avenue, 175 s
Of Lawton street, 25 by w 120; $40.
Newell Murdoch Realty company to Louise r.
Herlihy, lot 30, block o. Forest Hill; $40.
Same to Walter H Adams, administrator Of
the estate Of John E. Adams, deceased, lots 2 to
4, block Fl. Forest Hill; $40.
Morrison F. and N. vida Pixley to Elisabeth
d. Mcmillan, lot II, block 81, City Land asso-
citation; $40.
Estate of John l.. Mclaughlin, deceased. by
executor to Marie Weber. lot NE 25 feet in lot
10. block 16, Fairmount; 81, 900.
Parkside Realty company to Edward T. Burke
and wife, lot at NV corner OF Vicente street and
Thirty second avenue 25 by w 120 $40.
The Mccarthy company to William H. Cav
anaugh and wife. lots 80 and 81, block 4, Lake
view; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Dcciduou. and Citrus Fruits

The market for fresh fruits was in fair shape
for the selling interests Yesterday. with prices
for several descriptions showing more frmness
than for several days. This particularly
true Of cantaloupes and nutmeg melons. which
were in comparatively light supply owing to
the cessation of shipments from the southern
districtk to this market. Tur1ock and river
Dutmegs sold up to 81 box or crate and there
was very little of anything to be bad for less
ths n 81 50 Bartlett pears moved or well. both
wrapped and green fruit being firm as 10 values
=ith the latter relatively stronger than the
$.srmer Good peaches, particularly wrapped El-
tsertas from the south, were wanted and buyers
were willing to pay well for attractive lots
Offerings I'm large and small Jugs stood about
as before quoted. Soc being a TOP price for the
S~St fruit i'm small. open boxes from the Cuper-
esno districts Figs in limited supply and
hrm with nearly everything in the market com
ing from Sonona. Receipts of apricots showed
a marked falling of. Indicating that the end OF
the crop season was in sight. and prices re-
NAMED firm. The market was overloaded with
plun1s and prunes aud only exceptionally fine
offerings of the latter sold up to 81 crate
kectarines were offering in small lots, but there
~as not much call for them and values lacked
stability There was q fair shipping inquiry Tor
fancy four tier apples. bIt supplies were well up
to requirements and fhat department OF the
market had an easy tone. Grapes were easy
with an accumulation Of stocks bringing about
lower prices for all descriptions Receipts OF
Strawberries from .the Natsanvile region were
suddenly large. and. as the bcrrles were mostly
in poor condition. values were weak and lower
The canners --enptinue. fn nnrehase .biacsherries
-f--~ - -
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Building Contracts


.Robina R. Slack with L. A. Hinson. Petersen
James company and Leaf & Kaiser-To erect
two story basement and attic frame fats in N
line OF Green street, $3.50 e Of Baker. 26, n
1925 w 25, %, w l, 8 S76; SO, $50.
Rose T. Ogle with James r. Fletcher-To erect
two story frame residence and garage excep,
concrete, plumbing, heating and finish hardware
in w line Of Dvisadero street, 52:6 of FfIbert
w 1926 by S 80: 4.109.
James and Cathryn Flynn with o. E. Evans
To erect a and half story frame building
on lot TO- block A. Crocker Amazon tract; SO, 700
Mary L. Phelan with Frederick W. Shook com
pany-PlumbiDg. sewers, gas fitting plumbing
fixtures, hot water circulating piping system
tanks, etc., hose reels for eight story and
basement steel frame Glass building at "
corner Of Fourth and Jessie streets, NV 75 by
SW 70; $17 100.
Ford Motor company with Pacific Fire Extin
guisher company, 800 GrnneI automatic sprin
klers for a Eve story and basement reinforced
concrete building; $5.s5 each
Kate Duckett with James p Fletcher-Al
work. except plumbing heating. painting, nnisf
hardware. for two frame residences at Sc cor
ner of Green and Broderick streets, 105 by
27:6: $9.146.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
General Merchandise

Bags-Standard Calcutta grain bags 9a< a
csc San Quentin. S1sc wool bags. 501ac for
and 4sc for AZ lbs; fleece twine, 9l5c per Id;
bean bags rs arse per lb.
Oil quotations are for barrels-Linseed, Csc per
gallon for boiled and Gle for raw, bbs lots 1G
less. sc more; Bakers IA castor. cases.
gallons 81 OF. 10 gallons $1.05; commercial cas-
tor in cases. 90c; China nut, cases, 75@Soc per
gallon extra bleached winter sperm oil. SOC
pure lard oil. SIC; winter strained lard oil. Toe,
pure neatsfoot oil. Soc; paint OIL 4o@45c: cocoa
nut oil. Dbl lots. Sic for Xxx. 7Snc for No.
and 7sc for No. 2: small lots 21ac more. car lots
1c less. ~
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Pearl oil. in bulk Sc.
in 10c; headlight oil. In bulk 1oc, in cases
lie; Eocene, in bulk lie. in cases loc: Elaine.
&c NC; Red Crown gasoline. in bulk 151ac, In
cases 221ac; engine distillate, in bulk 75ac, In
cases 14l2c; gas machine gasoline, in bulk BIC,
in cases 44tac: varnish makers and painters
naphtha, in bulk IA 1ac, in cases 11ac.
Turpentine-In cases SIC: 10 case lots 1c less;
drums and iron barrels, Soc; Aroturps. cases soc,
iron barrels and drums 23c per gallon.
Rosin-F. 81. 70; H, $7.15; /, $3.50; VIC. $40
per bbl OF 2So lbs. f-ss -
Red and White Lead-Red. s@shc; white. "a.
@S11c per lb; do In and 10 ID lots, Z &c and
nc respectively.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Portland Butter Market
Egg MARKET in Nearby Countic.

fSpeciai Dispatch TO The Call
PETALUMA. July 29.-Tbe egg market was
very strong today after receipt of transactions
Of the San Francisco Dairy and Egg exchange,
quotations for both grades being advanced / cent.
Dealers and specula tors offered 81 cents for ex-
trs ranch and 23la cents for selected pullets.
The delivery was light.
SANTA ROSA. July 29.-Eggs advanced 1c to-
day on receipt of advices showing transactions
on the San Francisco Dairy Produce and Egg
- exchange Local dealers quoted 30i5c for first
grade and pc for seconds delivered yesterday.
Production is low for this season and all offer
iugs are absorbed by summer resorts. local de-
mand and light shipments to nearby markets.
SANTA CRUZ. July 29.-Eggs continue to ad-
vance in price buyers today paying SIC for ex-
1ras. Firsts and seconds brought 24c- ~
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Poultry and Game


The three of eastern hens that reached
the market Monday were pretty well closed out
of first hands yesterday and the price remained
strong at 20c pound Arrivals OF chickens
from state shipping points were liberal. being
nearly 200 coops, but prices for young stock
were maintained without difficulty business
being of sufficiently large proportions to keep
stocks we'll cleaned np Fat. heavy California
hens were also steady as to values. but the mar
ket was still oyerstocked with undersized white
Legherns which were hard to move. in large lots.
although sellers were willing TO accept low
prices. The demand for ducks. geese. and squabs
was limited and all three descriptions were
rather easy than otherwise.
Poultry .(per dozenl--Hens $4@450 for small,
seas for large and $9Q12 for extra; young
roosters,. s7as; do extras, ss@lo; old roosters,
large, s8.5o for medium and Sc for small: ducks,
s4G4.5O for old and $5@7 for young: geese, sea
$50 per pair; pigeons, $1.25@1.50; squads,
81. .5062-
Prices per lb-Eastern hens, 2oc: California
hens I61 fSc for Ieghorns and 19@20c for Ply
mouth Rocks; young roosters, 2se; fryers, o5c
broiiers. 24c.
Game vper DOZEN Hare, nominal; Belgian
hare S4n6 % F. !.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
LOCAL N|ARkE
Receipts of Produce July 20
Wheat and Other C;rnin.

SPOT onisSy had decidedly weaker tone at the
sample session Of the grain trade yesterday
noIhlhg, with actual sales of choice feed re-
ported at S1,31A a GENITAL, large receivers hay-
ing tired OF holding at the previously quoted rate
OF sI32l2. Business was of small volume and
several traders seemed to think that 81. 30 was
Top price for the best grain. There was not
traue recorded in the pit at the morning session
noHefately active in the afternoon. and after
advanclng 10 Sl-35 it fell back to the price
quoted at the close on Monday. Trade in cash
Wneat was of 4 light routine character with
sit market arm for some grades and rather easy
lor others Corn strong in sympathy with
citeu ana higher. Oats remained dull with the
quotations largely nominal
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian nominal; Califor-
ma club. S1.50G1. .5S1a per ctl: northern club,
sfoOQI52h: Turkey red 81 e0d1.65: Russian
e al, q SPOIL forty fold $152ls bluestem,
No quotations.
CASH BARLEY
5eoo TO choice feed the spot, 1.27ia q
- Ii a. III. Session
- No trading. December closed at 81 s4ss bid
Sl.S5A asked and August at S1.29 asked.
p. m. Session
Decemoer-S1- 34s for opening and low, s1.33
Tor high and s1.34st for closing. Closing prices
sl.25 bid; August, sI.26L bid S129 asked !;
, May Dl4. S1.3Ils bid, s1.40 asked.
oats-Nhite feed. $1.52la Isl. 571a per .etl for
30 = te choice: black. nominal; red seed, $1.6o
"a ls3; do feed, S1.45@1.5j.
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots, $1.51G1. 50
nominal; Kaffr, s165Q1.7o in sacks.
Rye-S1 40tI1.45 per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Flour and Fnrinaceous Goods

Flour met per bbl)-californa family extras
s5ee96; do bakers extras. $4.60@520: super
fine $3,9o64 10: Dakota patents, s6.4o@7. 20;
Kansas patents. S66625.
Farinaceous Goods-In 10 ID sacks are quoted
as follows, per 100 lbs: Graham -four. s.. 90; en-
tire wheat -four, S3 buckwheat -four. 81. 20: self
rising buckwheat -four, $3.50; wheat meal. 81;
oatmeal $3.50; rolled wheat. $3.50: rolled oats.
4.S0; rice flour. $3.50: rye flour. s.. 10; rye meal
S.. co. corn meal yellow and white. So: extra do.
$3.50; oat groats. s4 co. buckwheat groats IS 20;
hominy. $3.50. cracked wheat, $500; farna.
for yellow and S7.20 for green. In % lb sacks
Zoe lower for all and 90 lower for 80 ID sacks.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Los Angeles Produce marker

higher Receipts. 2Ss cases Local ranch
candled 33c; case count, 30c; northern, cas-,
count, 271ac. -
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Receipts Al,
S73 pounds. Prices to the trade Sc above quota
tions. California extras. 3Oc; frsts. 27c.
Cheese-Unchanged Receipts, 1920 pounds
Northern fresh 1514c; eastern singles, 1Sc; d.
twins. 17c: do chcddars. 17h @1Sc.
Potatoes-New sweets. DC per lb; new pota
toes. $4,000 per box; diamond Burbanks, 81 81
per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
NETHERLAN D.S ROUTE
eror,, parJNe Strait Wharf Pier No,

This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
r,obists to reach all points the Sacramento River
CoIinsylle Emnaton, Rio Vista, Iseton, Ryde, Walnut
Grove. Vorden, CORTLAND, Clarksburg, Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 . M daly
at all points en- route Leaves Sacramento sU0 p. q.
daily except Sunday, arriving San Francisco 100 M
No stops route. 40
Steamer Modoc or Apache, leaves San Francisco II
noon daily except Sunday Leave Sacramento 10.O9
a. m. daily except Sunday; stopping both ways at al
points en- route. Arriving time San Francisco and
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
Beams, Seeds and Hops

The market for California hops is showing a
much better tone and 1918 contracts are now
quoted at 171a @1s1ac ga pound as to grade and
district. Prices for the 1912 crop are unchanged.
Beans trecleaned, per. .ctl}-Limas. S5. SOFAS. 65:
Manchurian butter. 3.s5@4; bayos $3.50d3 65
large whites. $4,000 rs; small whites, s5J0a7
80; pink, S3.1563.30; blackeyes. $3. .40G 3 60;
red, s464.1o: red kidney, S3.T063. S5: garvan-
zas. S4G4.50 horse beans s2@2.25; cranberry.
nominal
Seeds-Mustard. =; faxseed, Sc. S5d4 per ctl:
canary. 6q61ac per 10; alfalfa. 1491sc; rape.
2l2@312e; timothy, nominal; hemp &c. millet,
"a @2Rc
Dried Peas-Green, s2.75G3 per ctl
Hops-Californa. 1912 crop, to growers pa
16c per lb for general offerings; choice. scarce
and nominal at zoe; 1919 contracts, 17s@1s1ac,
to grade and district =
NEW YORK. July 29-Hops-Firm. State.
common to choice. 1912 1SG21c; do 1911 120
14c Pacific coast. 1912, 1sG2oc; do 1911, leg
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-30
BUTTER. FER POUND

The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday, July 26, was % I1-12c a
pcundf
Cheese-Fsney California fats. 16c per H.
steady; do frsts 1552c. steady; fancy Young
Americas. lSc. steady; Oregon twins. Ice, steady
do triplets. 1ec. steady; do Young Americas,
1Sc. steady; New York fancy, 2oQ2oiac. steady;
Wisconsin fancy I615 ar 12c steady.
Eggs-Csliforna fresh, per dozen, cases in
cludcH.