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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01

27s Of Ulloa street. IS by W 100; $40.
George s. Clinton and wife to Lillian r. Fish
er. same; SO.
Mary ]. Knkead to John ,Winiam Horn and
William .. Ayres. lot In N line Of street. 81 "a
NJ Of Twenty seventh avsnue. W 50 BY N 100;
James A. Gray to Charles r, Gray, hair inter
est In lot in SW line Of Slckles avenue 81 SK
OF Wyoming street. Sc 30 By Sw 105; So
Louise NJ, Sage TO Elizabeth O.. Larxelere hall
interest in lot In Sc line Of Mission street. 50 M
Of Main. Sc 1876 By NE 30:1O; $40.
r. w Commins and wife to Thomas n. Com.
Minis. lot in SD line Of Mission street $50 SW
OF China avenue. SW 26 by Sc 83:6: SO
: Elizabeth @. Larxelefe to Louise NJ Eaeo. hall
interest in lot In Sc line Of Mission street, COL
NE Of Main. sE 1875 By M 1910; SO.
J. Landers and wife TO Joseph r. Landers and
wife. lot In w lin& Of Nineteenth avenue. 200
Of Geary street, 26 BY w 100; SO.
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Butter. Cheese and Ecrs

Yesterday was on day in the market for
eggs and dairy produce, with business regular
local account showing the usual Thursday de-
crease, and in the absence of important trading
general conditions showed little change and
prices dd not vary much from Wednesday 5
quotations. 10 fact the only price change re-
corded On the Dairy exchange was In new Cali
fornia fancy Fat cheese, which developed stead
Ter tone and recovered the half cent lost the
preceding day. The principal handlers Of hutter
and eggs reported the market nrm for strictly
all complaining OF the slow movement in inferior
quality goods. on grade butter was much in
evidence and STOCKS were accommodating TO such
an extent in certain quarters that dealers were
expecting the classification on the exchange TO
be extended SO that the quotations would include
seconds. Thus far for the season nothing lower
than drsts has been quoted.
The receipts of eggs published below include
Wednesdays arrivals from the Petaluma region,
which came in too late to be included in the
previous days report. The market remained
firm for strictly first class fresh eggs. with the
supply and demand about balancing. Cheap eggs
continued to drag badly at weak rates, with
liberal offerings OF eastern stock hurting the
market for California goods.
Sales on the exchange were as follows:
Also the informal call 10 cases at SIC and 10
cubes at 31c a pound.
Receipts were 55 900 pounds of butter, Il, 900
pounds OF cheese and 2464 cases OF eggs.
The following are official quotations estab-
lished by sales. bids and offers the feor OF
the Dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
rsnle from L Mc 10 21sc higher, owing to the
various charges to be added:
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DIR. B. CLARK HYDE TO
BE TRIED FOURTH TIME
County. Court In Kansas City Pays HILLS
Insuring Attendance Of Experts
and witnesses

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, July S1.--Tha
Jackson county court today decided to
pay the $4,000 in extra bills contracted
by the prosecuting attorney in tho last
trial OF DR.. B. Clark Hyde, accused of
the murder OF Colonel Thomas III.
Swope, millionaire philanthropist.
AS result, DIR. Hyde will be brought
to trial for the fourth time on Sep
tember s.
If the bills had not been paid 1t would
have been impossible for the state to
bring its experts and witnesses here
for the next trial.
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LUMBER TRUST SUIT
HEARINGS COMPLETED
Government Attorneys ana TRUST CSun-
sells VIII Consider Recerd In wasA-
ingtcn on August 10

CHICAGO, July 31.--Hearings In the
governments antitrust suit against the
Northwestern Lumbermens association
were completed hare today when the
government put on its last witnesses
The suit was nled in May. 1911, and
hearings have been held In Seattle
Portland. Denver, Des Moline. Cedar
Rapids. st. Louis, Kansas City, Min
cago. Counsel for both sides will con-
slider the record in washington, Au-
gust 10, after which 1t will be suDmit-
ted to the United States district court
in Minneapolis
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
snArial nianatnh IN TNnn Cnl1N

today after receipt Of transactions of the San
Francisco Dairy and Egg exchange. Dealers and
speculators offered S1iac for extra ranch and
2S1sc for selected pullets. Delivery was light.
SANTA ROSA, July 3I-There was no change
today on the local egg market. The dealers all
paid Sic per dozen for first grade eggs and 23c
per dozen for second pullet grade eggs de-
livered yesterday. Production remains very light
for this season OF the year and the prospects are
that the supply this fall will be extremely light.
SANTA CRUZ July s1.-Eggs continue to soar
IN price, there being advance today of 1he
over Wednesdays quotations. Extras Of best
Grade brought 24c, while 6rsts and seconds
brought from 24c to c41ac
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EEIHERIk;sN!RE E!!E l!!E! Ik;I.!! Rs E'!,, H2!yL,s.

TAls rouie o6en exceptional eppoftuhity sof Auto
noSil.ts % reach ~ pcnse on - Hscranento River:
Csdnsvis, Emnatoa, ,Rie Vsts l.lston Ryds. Walnut
Grove Vordeh, Courtland, Cark1burg. 6aessmsnto.
ezespt Sunday arriving Sasnmentc ZOO ?. Stepping
8 a points % route. Lssvss SACRAMENTO eco p m.
aaiy sxcspt Sunday. arriving esn Francisco 100 . M
sisanss Msdoc q ApscAs. leaves San Francisco II
aeon daily except Sunday. Leave eaezsmento 1000
& m daily exoept Sunday, stopping both ways st sll
nsihts en- routs. Arriving time San Franeisco and
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DAYTON MOOSE WIN PRIZE
Ritual Teams Of Ohio Towns First and
Second I'm Exempltacation Conteht

CINCINNATI. o.. July s1.--The COM
mittee of judges. which passed upon
the various ritual teams in the exem-
plication contests of the Loyal Order
of Moose. which is holding its silver
jubilee convention in this city, an
nounced today that first prize had been
awarded to the Dayton. O., team. The
second prize went to the Canton, o.,
team.
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Hay md Feedstuns

With the exception Of feed corn meal and
cracked corn, which firm and higher as the
result Of the excited market in Chicago. all
high priced min feeds are easy to weak. Shorts
and middlings are lower. and bran is barely
stendv Mt the old quotations
Feedstufs tper tonl-Bran. see. 50M 27.50 fof
white and S25626 for red: shorts $2T62S; mid
lings S3O633; rolled barley, S2L50M29: corn
meal $37d3S; cracked corn SS765S; chopped
feed $Ien23; evergreen chop feed $22 in
ear lots and s23 jobbing: oilcake meal 20 ton
lots S32 10 ton lots $50. So ton let's s33. small
lots $3.50; cocoanut cake or meal. $27 for 20
small lots: alfalfa meal, carload lots $3.50. job
hing $3.50: Eureka meal carload lots SO. 80,
jobbing s23. so.
Hay (per toni--Fancy wheat hay. y20d21:
No wheat and wheat and oat,. S1sdlsi good
tame oat s17al9; wild oat. si5@16; stock hay.
i1d13: alfalfa. s12@14.
SfraW-65 0e5c per bale.
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Convicted OF keeping a lottery place,
Thomas Smith was sentenced by Judge
Shortall yesterday to pay fine OF $50
or spend SO days in Jail. Edward Law
renee and Charles Spillman were found
guilty of visiting lottery place and
were fined $10seach.
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Flour and FarInaceous Goods

Flour met per bbi)--California family extras
s5e0G6; do bakers extras, $4.60@5 90: super
fine $3.90G4.10: Dakota patents. s64oG7. 40;
Kansas patents. $6@6.25.
Farinaeeous Geode-In 10 lb sacks are quoted
as follows, per 100 lbs: Graham -four. 81 So en-
tire wheat -four, $S: buckwheat -four. 81. TO- self
rising buckwheat -four. $550s wheat meal ~;
oatmeal. $4.60; rolled wheat. So. so rolled oats,
$3.50; rice -four. SC 30; rye -four. So. To- rye meal
So 60: corn meal, yellow and white. SO; extra do.
$3.50. oat rroats $3.50; buckwheat greats. IS. 20;
hominy $3.50; cracked wheat. $500; fsrina.
$40: pearl barley. s5.2o1570; split peas, So. 10
for yellow and 81 20 for green. In 20 ID sacks
1Oc lower for all and zoe lower for so ID sacks.
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DecIduou. and Cttru. rru,..


The wholesale fruit market suddenly filled ND
with peaches yesterday, the receipts including
several carloads besides the usual numerous local
shipments In large and small lug boxes from So
nonaa. the river and districts south of the city
Prices weakened under the Influx, and although
receivers tried hard TO effect ciearanees BY max
surplus had to be held over and the Situation
was weak all around at the close. Aprieots. on
the other hand. were firm, with light arrivals
showing clearly that the crop was pretty well
gathered in all sections. Small boxes and era tes
Of cots sold up to s110 while lugs sold from
81 TO SI.75, as to size of box. with occasional
lots Of fancy fruit bringing more. Bartlett pears
were In good request and steady fer green fruit.
while ripe lots were being urged for sale at the
geod No. 2 at 6o@75c q box The situation 10
the apple market was somewhat mixed. Craven
steinss 7which were the leading feature OF the
fruit by some handlers. while others were Offer
ing at $1.50- asking prices for Az tier fruit
also had vide range, with some sellers urging
sral offerings of piunls and prunes continued TO
drag at weak rates. German pfunes alone seem
ing to be wanted NectarInes received little at
tention. from the trade, but as offerings were
limited prices we're easily maintained. Grapes
we're in oveTsuppiy, with receivers offering all
varieties at low figures In efforts to effect clear
ances. Nutmeg melons were in good request and
they remained steady at to vaines, despite the
arrival Of several carloads frona the Turloek re-
gIon and liberal receipts from the river. There
Of raspbeFries showed quite decrease. Blacks
we're still in excessive supply and cheap, while
etraEberries were uoftlF In poor shape, which
counted against values.
Strawberries - Loneworths. per chest; Ban
ners. $4@5; other varieties, $S15.
blaeKberries s2nz per chest; Iazanberries. s59f
per chest; huckIebefrles. ~ y q 15c per lb-
Peaches-wrspped eo@7 per box; baskets.
4o@s5c; small ings, 5o@o5e; large 90, soc0
Apricots- Small lurs. sI0I.a5: large luSs.
sl.5o@l.75; small boxes and crates. $lG110.
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The sveragr quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday, July .o6, was 20 l1-12c 4,
poand.
Cbeese--Fancy California fats, 15c per lb
steady; do hrsts. 15c. steady; fancy Young
Americas, isc, steady oregon twins. i6c, steady;
1sc. steady; New York fancy, 20@201zc, steady;
wisconsin fancy, i61461Thc. steady.
Eges-Cslifornia fresh, per dozen, cases In
a.
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basis, SOC; NJ. q L. cooking oil, zoe for white
and SIC for yellow. 5sssrs
1sef--Extra family, family ana extra mess
beef, $24 per Dbl.
Porf-Eitra prime. IN osrrsls. scs; pig pork.
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Building Contract.

Ettore Baschetti with Giovanni Chiappe-All
ware for three story frame building (nats) in
N line Of Lombard street, 82;6 b or Jonsu, b ~
by 100; $4,000.
william j. Lowe with David Horle--ro erect
two story frame residence In w line Of Twen-
ty-third avenue 150 n Of Ulloa street. N rs By
W 120; So, ,672.50.
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, July -Butter-Unchansed
Potatoes, Onions and yeretable,


Receipts of tomatoes from the river district
showed heavy increase yesterday and the
stringency In that department. of the vegetable
market was relieved. causing prices to take a
lower range. Practically all of the arrivals
were disposed OF without difficulty, however,
and nothing that was OF any account sold below
81 boz. Arrivals Of green corn from Alameda
county fell below 800 sacks; but as the demand
was not very brisk, prices were merely steady
and unchanged. Peas and string beans remained
firm on limited offerings, with exceptionally fine
lots OF the latter bringing a premium In In
stances. Cucumbers, squash. lima beans and
green peppers we're in abundance and easy for
general offerings, with sellers willing to accept
bargain rates for the unsold surplus In the after
noon The potato market remained steady, with
the shipping demand keeping river goods closely
cleaned up Onions were rather easy at the
recently reduced quotations.
Potatoes-Nsw river white 75cd$1 per eti:
San Matec do. 50075e per box; new sweets.
SAG4h per 10.
0nions-New yellow. 81 1f1.1o per cti.
Vegets sbles-Green corn. s1.5092.25 per sack
for bays other kinds, si.25d 1.50: green peas,
S44c per ID; cucumbers 40d60c per boz; garlic
59te per ID: cabbage. 81 per ctl; cauinower,
5000 per dozen; green peppers, s5d5oc per
6I5c; carrots 75c per sack; string beans, 4a6c
per ID; lima beans, 263c per 10; summer squash,
4OM65c per box tomatoes. $l@I25 per box !;
per box.
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NARkET rs
Receipts Of Produce Jn1v a1
wheat and Other Grains

Weakness continued TO dominate the harley
market yesterday. both spot and speculative
prices being easier. with the latter lower and
activity was confined to the distant December
option, as usual; and although the market dis
played little frmness early. II soon turned
weak and declined on moderate offerings. The
close was weak at s1.33ss. against s1.34ss on
we're unchanged. though some traders were In
clined to the belief that Off grade lots could be
bought at prices below the inside quotation.
Spot wheat was moderately active and steady at
cleaned up on the spot and few remaining lots
we're strongly held as result OF the hrmness in
the Chicago market. Oats were duh, with prices
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian. nominal; Califor-
nia club. S15061.52h per ctl; northern club.
&i.b0d152H; Turkey red. kl.6061 .65; Russian
red: sl:5o@i.52is; forty-fold, $1.52ha; bluestem.
FUTURES
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed Is quoted on the spot and
10 arrive at si.274 4s9lIIaSEgs SlisS Per eti'
II n. m. Session
Decenaber-s1.s<h for opening, si.s4% for
high and si.S4k for low and closing.
August closed at sl;2sN bid, s.. i.2ets asked,
and May, 1914. at s1.sTlS bid. sissls asked.
Deeember-s1.34 for opening and high and
&1.s3& for low and closing.
August closed weak at $126k bid. $126la
ssksd- May, 1914. was quoted at s1.s7 bid,
oats-white feed, s1.5o@15zis per cti for
Ne l TO choice: black nominal; red seed. Sf.65
@I.s5. DO feed. ~. .45dl1.55.
oorn-Eattern yellow. carload lots nominal at
tian white, nominal; Kaffr, $is5 CLIO in sacks.
Rye-Oncring at 81. 4061.42M
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Poultry and Game

Young chickens. such young ROSTERS, fryers
and broiiers. continued 10 sell on well yester-
day and prices for all three descriptions We're
higher By weight. with selling rates per dozen
correspondingly frmer and there was good
market fer fat. heavy hens. too Small and
medium sized California hens, particularly white
Leghorns were still IN excessive supply and
weak, with sellers unable to effect close clear
ances even at round concessions. No more east
ern came in and there did not seem to be any
need for further supplies in that line, for retail
tradesmeH were well stocked with hens and
there is not much OF anything else coming from
the east just now.
Ducks and geese were barely steady to
values while squad pigeons were in oversupply
and weak.
Poultry lper dozenl-Hens, s464.5o for small,
seas FOR large and $e@12 for extra: young
ROSTERS. s7ds; do extras, $9Gio: old roosters.
s4@5; fryersse $5.5o67; hroilers. s4G4.5o for
large, So. So for medium and $3 for small; ducks.
S464.5o for old and s5d7 for ytfnng: geese, SEA
$50 per pair: pigeons. $1.c5@I.50; squads
Si5o92.
Prices per 1b-Eastern hens. 19@2oc: California
hens, 1601sc for Leghorns and 19d20c for fancy
breeds; young roosters. 26@27c; fryers, 26927c;
broilers, 25M26c.
Game fper dozen) ~ Hare. nominal; Belgian
hare, $416.
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Va alameda Piss
ara ernnhfiin ete

Va Alameda PiW
70 Oakland, I4sh and Franklin Sss.-
6ls, Gas .. M and then Is and Is minutes past the
hour until 7A5 p n; then $50. 9.lS. 1000. 1915.
1l,3O D. m. and 12.l5 o n.
70 Alameda, North and South ojde-
e15. 6l5 ., M, and then 10 and Is minutes past the
hour until 7.45 p. na.; then $50. Al6, 1000. l0.l5.
1lt0 D. M, and l2.l5 .. m.
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OAKLAND NARBOR FERRY
MoToRcYCif6 AND VEHICLES

FINN San efssssco, Scum Esd = feny DuEdas. for
Broadway WAer, 0aktand.-Ffom 500 .. m, daily,
1880 b a, 1000 ,. n, tl0-1 .. m, slI.0o >. u.
sl2O0 mdn, u 90 An. Beats leave Broadway Whsrf-
From 6.l5 !. M, daily. and evwy half hour until s4s
p.m inclusive; then toI5 N, s45 p. me- tloiS N.
J. sl0.ls D n, sll.xS ,. n, sl245 .. n.
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Wholesale Fish Market


Prices per lb-sslmon, 1anc; hsiibut. 1oc;
chicken haiibnt, =; Goldfish, Sc; red rock. 10c;
black rock. &c. barracuda. ee; sand dsbs, &C.;
| silver smelts, -; herrings, &c; tomcods,. &C.;
small striped bass. l5c: large do, =; sea bass.
25c; crabs, 81 SO per dozen.
The above quotations represent +. o. b. prices
for elessed ash. iced and boxed.
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Sisughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef@Prime steers. t2Q12Ec, medium do. 10
@11c; heifsrs 81, ilqI1Ee COWS ., "a e. @ioMe. ~
dun and 12@12Hc for small
Mutton-Wethers. ealoc: ewes. sms1sc.
Lambs-Lightweight.. i1@I2c: heavy. loallc
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good. sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco. gross
Grass fed cattle-No. / steers. over $50 lbs,
~ @7Ec per ib; under eso lbs Sss &c; seeona n,a
steers, 4a5hc.
No. cows and heifers. easEc: second qual.
ity. sSa5&e; common to thin. undesirable
Desirable bulls and stays. sta4e: half fat or
Calses--Liehtwelghts. per ID, 7k07Hc; me-
dlum. 6dsIIc; heavy. 5651sc
Sheep-Desirable wethers. 4@41sc; ewes %
snekiing Ianbs--5Hqec
HogsmHs.d hogs Weighing 100 to iSo E@ los- &C;
LOU 10 <UO lUSs ctxCs <oo ipo ohu ~ -
Provisions
Hams (per lb}-Caiifornia. Fl. Fl. brand, u TO
10 lbs, 20c II to 90 lbs iSe; picnics. 14h @15ci
NJ. T. L. brand 22rc; skinned. 22e; dried beef
hams 2eIac; raw. bened 27r: Primrose 2312e;
Eastern Star. see; skinned, z4c; Monarch, 21c;
picnic, 151kc.
Bacon--Primroee. to g lbs, s7c; Eastern Star.
4 to lbs, 3oc: 8 to abs, 29c; 9 70 10 lbs. 21c;
10 to IL lbs. zee; Arrow, to 10 lbs, 261 15c: ~
to IL lbs 25hc; medium bacon, 2011c; light me-
dum. a0iac; light dry salt bacon, 8 10 10 lbs,
23c; 10 to II lbs, 22c: NJ & L. brand, 3 to lbs,
2sc; to 10 lbs. 2Tc; n. II. brand, 8 to 5 lbs.
zee; 8 to 10 lbs. Csc; light 22c; dry salt 16
@isc.
tierces. uhc; tierces. lie per ID: Califene.
lie for tierce, ioHc Tor 2 tierces lONc for 5
tterces and Ike for half bbis and tubs; cases,
81.
Eastern Lard and oIls. Western Nest brand
Lard, tierces. 14isc; oos lper easel. $f.3S; los,
$915: 81, $e,13; IS. $3.50; compound lard,
tierces, enc; SOS fper easel. t5; los, $3.50; So,
y6.8S; &c. $645: yellow cooking ell. Soc per gal
lon; white cooking oil, 67c per gallon; salad OIL
soc per gallon.
California Pure Lard. NJ. & L. brand--Tierces.
l3e; cans. to case. $6.62M to a case.
$40. 20; large tins. to q case $s.2S; medium.
II to case. $s.321s; small 20 to case, s. 40.
California Compound L&rd, H. II. brand
Tierce basis, szc; cans. to . case, f4.S1Eci 4
to case, $3.50; tins, 8 to q case. 1918; 1es,
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LOCAL FERRY IRAIMs-flEcrsic SERVICE

via O1kl1n0 f10
Te Oakland ieth ST, and Berkeley, via Shatiusk Ave.
end EIswesth s. Linss.-D Dsly--From 500 .. n. and
every tweaty min utes until $50 p. m. inciusivs then
COO oAo 20, li00, ll.40 p. m, II 20 and 70 %.
Additional boais Estprdau and Sundays only, $40
,. m, o.20. 1000, 1910 and II 20 p. N.
70 nWtsy Ma Caller ma s. aa4 West Berkeley, Albany
Vie Mislk 81 ulas.-Daily-f 800 D. IA. $40,
$40. t70os. n. sad every twenty minutes until $40
D. M, inclusive; then eco. oto 1890. co. II 40 p. m,
1220 and 40 .. N. Additional boeh Ssturdeys and
Sundays only, $40 ,. n. e2o. 1000. lo.4o and ii20
p. n.
70 0sIiand. WsshiRsssa-ersadway,- East osIdand.
FrulNals end Mslfnss, vh Seventh St--Daily-Frcn
900 = n. then eyay twsaty minutes until SO p. N
ineiudv6 thsn 600, 040 1910, HOO, lI.40 p. M,
l320 and 10 :. n. Additional boats bshrdayv and
sundays oaly. SO p. n. e2o. 1000. 1olo and il2o
p. n.
Nesoshos b oajdaad, WAsAlseiea Broadway. FfuIsis.
Alamsda, Novth SldA-Daly-Ftom 600 = m. ts20,
go. 7O3. 40, 7.l0. 500 840 o.4o An; then 400
pm. go. 40. SEQ. $40. so. 800. go. GO. 200
70 sssa.luN 4 lstsam sssss-fsoo: ts4o, f7ao.
400, 800 $40 and t620 p N.
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Beans. seeds and Heps

The hop market continues very frm. with prices
advancing here and in the east. In this market
1918 contracts are quoted up to zoe pound the
new price representing advance OF 315c a
pound since the first of the week
Beans treceaned, per ctl)--Limas. $5.50Gb.B 30
Manchuran butter $3.s5M4: bayos IS. 5o63 So:
large whites. s4. .6o64 70: small whites. S5.N1
$40; pink. s3.1513.30; blackeyes. s.. 40@3 90;
red, S464I0; red kidney. sS.1nds.S5: garvan-
zas. s464.50; horse beans, s2G2.25; cranberry.
nominal.
Seeds Mustard. -: naxseed, Ss. s5a4 per ctl;
canary 696nc per ID: alfalfa 14G1sc; rape.
244siec; timothy. nominal; hemp 5c miilet.
2Ad2hc.
Hops-Califernia. 1912 crop, TO growers, 126l
16c per lb for general offerings; choice, scarce
and nominal at Poe: 1918 contracts. 1s62oc. as
to grade and district.
NEW YORK. July 31.-Hops-Firm State,
common to choice. 1912. 1en2Oe; do 1911. 13M
15e; Pacific coast, 1912, 1sd2ic; do 1911, 16@
lSc.
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Dried E,ruits in New york

NEW YORK, July 31.-ENaporated Apples
Quiet, Fancy, s@s1sc; choice. IL 6I1hc; prime.
6it d6Ac.
Prunes-rirni California, slseiaAe; Ore
Apricots@steady choice. lad12hc; extra
ehpse Is@sMe fegey y.. M Sc ss Ss.ac entr,
choice. 6% d7c; fancy. 1hMT%c.
Raisins-Quiet. Loose muscateis. IA a@5%c:
choice to fancy seeded. 6m6tac seedless, AZ @
6sic; London layers. sI.o0df.4o.
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Futures 1918 crop-Prunes. Santa Clara. 4Ac
FOR los to COS: Cos Ne, 50s sc, 40s kc and
sos 2ac higher: apricots. so ID boxes. unfaced.
II ,sc for standard: i2Ae for choice. 12Nc for
extra choice and 1870 for fancy; peaches. 80
ID boxes. &c for standard, SIC for choice. Sic
for extra choice and SIC for fancy.
Figs-411c for standard 44c for choice and
SIC for fancy.
Raisins-Loose muscateis. 3tsc, 4ssc and 4xc
for 2. and crown, respectively; 2. and Z
crown Dehesa clusters $170: crown imperials.
81 20; seeded, ID boxes, sac for fancy and omc
for choice, with the usual dinerentiai for II OF
boxes: seedless sultanas, Sos, 4%c; do Thomp-
son. &c for unbleached
Nuts-Jebbing prices to the trade: Walnuts.
nominal; Almonds 16d1Sc: pecans. 16@fsc: Bra
I'll. 15@fsc; peanuts, 55s acc; peanuts. 149l6e
Honey-Fancy water white comb. 151a a l8c;
e1z@1oc; per Ib: Hight amber sGoc; amber, ca
&c; lower grades. 56lsa4c per lb.
Beeswax-3sGs4c per lb for light and 29@Slc
for dark,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
r,ss---Doubls layer dr.wsrs. slal.2s; smaller

Figs-Double layer drawers $10L25; smaller
Packages. -
Plums-Prunes, 7ac@$1 per crate; other plums.
SoMe6c per crate; boxes. a5@5oc.
Nectarines-Red 81, % so per crate and f5c
G$T FOR small boxes; white, 75cds1.25 per crate
Apples tper box oxl--Gravenstsins. $1.5o0Lts
for tier and s1.lo@L15 for AZ tier; red
Ast<nchsns. $1.4o@l.50 so for tier and $1@1, ,25
Tor ~ tier; white Astrachans 1925 for tier
and $1@1.l0 for ~ tier: common to choice
fruit: 5oc@$1; crabapples. 65@75c for small and
$l6150 for large boxes
Pears--wrapped Bartletts. 81. 25d sc per box:
unvrapped $1.5061.75 for No. and 75c@$1 for
No: 2: Dearborn seedlings. e0c@$l for small and
$l.50@175 for large Iugs
Melons. Turlock cantaIoupes. $17562 per
crate; river nutmegs. $150@2: watermeions,
81; ;25d3 per dozen and IMl1sc per b.
Grapes-Seedless 75cnSi per crate; Ing boxes.
E9l.2: Malsgas, s5cN$l per crate; black. zoe
q 81; Fontainbleau, 40@6oc.
Citrus Fruits (per box)--valencia oranges.
s4.5og5 so: seedless grapefruit. $2.5o@5; lem
ons, $6@S.5o; OF stock. $315, lemonettes, $3.50
80: Mexican lines. sio6i25o
Tropical FrM.itsERananas; M bananas; 3A04e per lb for
and 35a@<c per lb for Central American; pine.
apples, $2@2.50 per dozen for Hawaiians.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01

fsr Morning. sDaiy. ptcr Aft9nooa.
f6ubday exsspted $6unday only. Q Monday oaIy.
ieundays and Mondays only.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-01
Horsee and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the ButcheTs' and Stock GROW