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OF the country, or to go out In sympathy with with
the many other trades We touch closely nearly
every other class Of workingmen, having 70 40 40
tne nauilng OF everything used In consirucuon =,
all kinds. and besides having to haul material
into business houses Of every description, ana
unless we are going to be guided by prudence ana
judgment, our organization continually VIII De IA q
turmoil, out Of which spring nothing put
disaster for our international union. and thereby
by living faithfully to our contracts which we
have entered into with our honest employers.
X X
The Portland. Ore, union OF stone
cutters Is making a strong fight 70
have local sandstone used in the con-
struction of the federal building in that
city. L. j. Brion OF the stone cutters
local is securing signatures to a petit
ton urging the use OF local material
and Is receiving many signatures from
business men. The reasons advanced
by the stone cutters are that the rock
is noted for durability, saving In
freight rates, exemption from damage
in long shipments of the finished ma
teria1 and the fact that when used the
be distributed among merchants ana
business men through the regular
channels of trade.
The state of Michigan through its
legislature recently adopted law to
regulate the BARRIERS working within
its limits. This provides that any one
who desires to work at the trade In
that state must present to the state
board OF examiners the certificate OF
reputable physician showing that the
applicant Is free from any infectious
disease. The law also provides that no
barber shall serve any one who is at
ficted with eczema, erysipelas, I'M
petfgo, sycosis, tuberculosis or any
contagious disease. There is a penalty
against any boss barber who employs
any journeyman or apprentice who Is
not provided with certificate.
At the last meeting of the Sailors
Union of the Pacific Acting Secretary
Tennison reported shipping good at
Port Townsend and Honolulu, fair at
San Francisco, Victoria, Vancouver,
medium at Tacoma, Seattle. Aberdeen
and Eureka slack at Portland and
quiet at San Pedro.
The union has elected officers as fol-
lows: Ed Andersen, treasurer; Andrew
Furuseth, secretary; John II. Tennison,
assistant secretary; E. A. Erickson, D.
w. Paul, r.. Tunnell, patrolmen; Paul
Scharrenberg, editor Of the Coast Sea-
mems Journal; 1. M. Holt, manager of
the Journal, and F. Brown, custodian OF
the building.
During 1912 the Shoemakers' union OF
London, Eng, added 8,512 to its mem
bership. making the total number A.
440. The union during that period ex-
pended s16,500 in support of unem-
ployed members and paid $4,000 In
benefits to members on the sick list
The board of directors of local No. s
Of the Musicians union at It's latest
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Meat Market


Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
as follows:
Beef-Prime steers. 12612Hc: medium do 10
611c; heifers, 1015 d11c: cows. e61oc.
Vesl-1013c for heavy, 11612c for medium
and 126f2ibe for small.
Mutton-Wethers. eG1o1ac: ewes. s1ec.
Lambs-Lghtweight, 11d12c; heavy. 1oh
01fc.
Dressed pork fper lbl-12H d13c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered In San Francisco, gross
weight:
Grass fed cattle-No. ] steers. $50 lbs.
"a n TIC per ID; under $50 lbs. So G7c: second
quality. all weights. 6@6hc; thin, undesirable
steers. 4651ac.
No cows and heifers, sa6xc; second quail
ity. 5N G534c; common to thin, undesirable
cows. 3d4c.
Desirable bulls and stags. 494Ac; half fat or
thin bulls, 263c.
Calves Lightweight. per lb. 7271zc; medium,
6d615c; heavy, 5651hc
Sheep-Desirable wethers. Az G4hc; ewes, 3A
@3%c.
Sucking lambs-5a4 acc
Hogs-Hard hogs weighing 100 to $50 lbs, ~
G11ac: $50 to 25o lbs, IN G7Zc $50 lbs and
up. re.
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wilson. View. ON tb. Market.

From J. G. Wilson & Co.'s private wire)
NEW YORK July 1e.-The securities market
ruled weak today increased volume of
realizing sales The weakness was enhanced by
traders. who took advantage OF conditions and
pressed stocks on the market. There was no
news Of any consequence. IT a natural re-
action. and we believe stocks are a purchase on
all such setbacks.
Cotton-Today's market a small one but
the undertone steady owing to continued hot
aud dry weather both east and west of the Mis-
slssippf. II IL still trading market. dom
mated almost entirely by the weather and we
think that. on the whole. the safest is TO
continue 70 buy setbacks for moderate turns.
BOSTON. July 19-Considering the advance
made this week. the action OF the copper stocks
is highly satisfactory. and believe prices will
work gradually higher. though occasional reac-
tions may he expected.
CHICAGO. July 1a.-Wheat--The market
marked time today. There was less black rust
talk in the northwest and more general talk Of
improved crop prospects. Undoubtedly the
strength IN corn and oats was instrumental in
causing some Of the steadfness In wheat today,
but there quite number of thinking people
buying wheat the weak places who believe
the situation makes 1t the cheapest thing the
grain list.
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Poultry md Game

There very little OF anything In the live
poultry line received yesterday and dealers who
were obliged to carry odd lots from the
preceding day were able TO market them at sat
isfactory prices rule. No showed any
disposition to urge business at the expense Of
values. for 1t was generally known that receipts
from the middle west would be light during the
coming, week and every looking for a
general improvement in the demand besides.
Three cars OF eastern hens marketed last
week and they proved to be Just about enough
to balance requirements. 1t reported yes
terday that there would be nothing In from the
east tomorrow and IT considered doubtful IL
more than two would be received from that
source during the week.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens 81 5o05 for small
S5.50G7 for large and S9@12 for extra: young
roosters. sTGS; do extras, s9G10 old ROSTERS
s4d5; fryers. S550G6; broilers. s4@4.5o for
large. S3q350 for medium and $2.5003 for
small: ducks. s46l450 for old and $567 for
young; geese, S2@250 per pair; pigeons, 81 250
1.50; squads. Si.5062.
Prices lper lbl-Eastern hens. 2oc; California
hens, 15@1sc for Leghorns and 1s@20c for
Plymouth Rocks; young roosters. 25126c fry
ers. 23624c; broilers, 22c.
Game (per dozen)-Hare, nominal: Belgian
hare. S4m6.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce July 10
Wheat and other Grains

Cash wheat closed the week quiet anu us
cdedly easy in the local market. Win spot trau
trying TO urge business by making rouhu Co. con
cessions IN prices. Club. Russian RED ana IoiE ,
fold continued to decline. the latest drop pelng
SOC a ton and some sample traders were even
willing 10 shade the new quotations Inc sltua-
tion in cash barley was unchanged The markee Ne I
was practically bare of spot offerings put ,ne
grain was Offering freely to arrive at the 1anIhs.
quotations The tone Of the market was one OK
essiness with buvers still adopting onlsh tactlcs.
The speculative market closed firm, with me
December option scoring n quick advance 10 Slo' i,
and May 1914 sold at $40 Corn anu oa's
stood as before quoted.
CASH WHEAT -
California wi tte Australian nominal Cali,O ~.
MA club S1.52Ia 6I.55 per ctl; norInern t clnU,
ST 52Ib al SO: Turkey red 81 CT y dl !o X huss,sn
red. S152Is al. .55: forty fold, slo9d Loo 2 >
bluestem, s1.6Tla aQ1.T0.
No quotations =, +n.
BarIev-Spot prices are wholly nominal IN ne
absence Of supplies Good TO choice leu -
Offering to arrive at 81 .3O@1 3215 per ctl.
FUTURES
IL a. N. Session
Decemher-S1. .355a for the opening anu lV"'
and 81 81 for high and closing. ,s -.
May had one sale at S1.40 August closeu 60
1888 bid, s1.S5 asked and September at si''z
oats@white feed. s155@1 60 per ctl for
No. I to choice: black S2.254275; RED seeo'
81 T501 a5; do feed s1.5561.63.
Corn-Eastern yellow. carload lots y l.o4G 90
rer ctl: do white 81. .55G1.56; Egyptian wni'e'
nominal: Kaffr, s1.6501.7o in sacks
Rye-S1 4061.45 per ctl.
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uu,ter Cbeese and Eggs

The egg market closed the week yer! nrm To-
strictly fresh ranch stock, which was IN nnIIeu
supply and another cent was added 10 tne 9%uo- guy
tstions for extras and irsts. Yesterday IIse sc
made total advance for the week OF sc IN
extras and 2I5c in frsts. Selected puets ol9 NOT NOT
share the frmness in the upper grades OF IaIss
ranch eggs but no one seemed TO be overloauso
with them for there were none onered TOT SAFE
under the call on the exchange. Callfornia sec
ouds and eastern eggs Of various graoes were
Offering freely in the street, but rs tney were
CLASSIFIED generally as hot weather stock tneE % ulu
nor come into competition with strictly iresn
lots Bakers were the principal buyers OF low
grade eggs and the supply was more than SUN
cient for requirements -. .
The butter market retained all OF lts FORMER
nrmness and extras closed strong at the price
ests bIfshed Friday. Receipts were hberal lcr
saturday but there seemed to be an outlet Tor
ever7 box received. The quotations for eheese
unchanged .,,
Sales on the exchange were as follows'
Rutter-fO cases Of extras at 291ac pouno;
Fgcs-1o cases Of extras at 26lac, l0 at &c
Peceints we're SS. 500 pounds Of butter, $500
mounds Of cheese and 1872 cases or eggs.
Tho following are official quotations estao.
Iished bv sales. bids end offers on the door OF
+be naIrv exchange. Prices in the street while
governed by the exchange quotations; generaIy
~srge from 1ihc 10 215c higher. owing TO tne
various charges to be added:
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Refined Sugar Market

The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows net cash: Fine granulated 4.e0c;
Gamers granulated. 4.eoc; fruit granulated.
1900; crystal dominos. lb cartons In cases,
e.10c: do lb cartons in cases, 9.2oc; monarch
bar 5.25c: tablets in half bbls 5.40c; do in rs
ID boxes, 5.65c: cubes. 5.15c; monarch powdered.
&c: xxx powdered. &c: confectioners' A,
4.90c; beet sranulated 470c: extra c. 4.40c:
golden c, 1900; D. 4.20c. Barrels and so lh
bags 1oc. half bbls 25c. boxes SOC more per 100
lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar in 80 and
40 lb tins 10 more, in and 10 lb tins 81 .35
more per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In
100 1b bags.
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes follows Granulated basis.
4.90c: c. Fl. fine standard. 4.9Oc; coarse dry
granulated, 490c; confectioners' A, 4.90c: berry,
4.90c: powdered. DC: cubes 5.15c: "Higrade''
bar 25c; bricks tin half bblsl. 5.4oc; bricks
lin % lb boxes), 5.65e crystal dominos g lb
cartons in cases). s7oc; do lb cartons in cases.
s.2oc; extra fine dry granulated 200 lb bags
only. 4.70c; extra G. 4.4Oc: golden c. 4.30c;
yellow D, 2oc, Additional per 100 lbs In
bbls and 90 ID bags, 10c more: half bbis. 25c
more; boxes. 50c more for all grades. Bar in
85 and 40 lb tins 81 20 more, In 10 Ib tins 81 35
more. Minimum order. carload weight.
NEW YORK. July 19-Sugar-Raw, steady
centrifugal, 3.57c; muscovado. 3.07c; molasses,
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to 10 lbs 27c; n. n. brand to 8 lbs 28c, to
10 lbs 2oc; light. pc: dry salt, 1e@1Sc.
Cottolene-Half bbls llxc; tierce, 11Ac;
tierces, INC: tierces, lie per lb; Califene.
lie for tierce, 10Hc for 2 tierces. 10Ac for
tierces and l1hc for half bbls and tubs: cases.
81.
Eastern Lard and Oils. Western Meat brand
Lard, ia tierces, 14hc: 50s (per easel $7ss, los
9Ee: Cos (per easel. IS. los $780, 5s se.3s. 3s
S. 45; yellow cooking oil. CSC per gallon: white
cooking oil. &c per gallon: salad oil, 7Sc per
gallon.
California Pure Lard. NJ. & L. Brand-Tierces.
Isc; cans. l to a case, $662H: to case,
$lO.3O; large tins. to a case, $S.25; medium,
IL to case, $S.32M small, 20 to case. IS. 40.
California Compound Lard, 81. n. Brand
Tierce basis. 91ac; cans, / to a case, $4S7h:
TO case. $3.50; tins 8 to a case. s6 Is; 12s,
S. 22h: 20s. $3.50; NJ & L. salad OIL tierce
basis, Soc; M. g. L. cooking oil. zoe for white
and &c for yellow.
BeefaExtra family. family and extra mess
$2S
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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
IL nisnstch to The Caln

Especial Dispatch to The Cain
PFTALUMA. July 1a.-The week closed with
strong egg market after the receipt OF transac-
tlons Of the San Francisco Dairy and Egg ex-
change Quotations for extra ranch were marked
Nd 1c Selected pullets showed no change
Dealers and spectators offered 26lhc for extra
ranch and 21lSc for selected pullets. Delivery
light.
SANTA ROSA. July 19.-First grade eggs ad-
vsnced &C per dozen and second grade lc here
today on recent Of advires showing the morning
transactions of the San Francisco Dairy Produce
End Egg exchange. Local dealers naid 26c Tor
frsts and 21c for second grades. The onerlngs
were larger than the average for the week owing
n II being the weekend cleanup when farmers
visit town for shopping purposes.
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The Coast Seamen's Journal says:
For the Information of workers who
may contemplate a journey to San
Francisco with the Idea of securing
work on the Panama-Pacific exposition
grounds, state that all jobs are filled
and that long line of men are
right here. patiently waiting for their
chance"
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Building Contracts

James Raggett with Robert Sewar & Son-Tc
erect a one story frame building at the Sc cor
ner of Balboa street and Ocean boulevard, 80 In
Balboa street by 100: 81, SS3.
Jeanette Yates with William f. Yates-Al
work for two story residence in line OF
Twenty first avenue 70 s of Lake street; $4,000
Ferdinand Klopper with Mayer Bros.-A1l work
for two story frame building at SW corner
of Broderck and Hayes streets; $4,000.
Madge H. Fish with Charles Wright-Concrete
retaining wall at SW corner of Pine and Taylor
streets. 81 $50
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NErHERLANDs ROUTE
erous paeIde SiYeef Wharf

This route offers exceptional opportunity for AUTO
mobists to reach all points on the Sacramento Rve:
CoinsviIs, Emmaton Rio Vista. Iseson, Ryde. Walnut
Grove, Vordsn, Courtand. Clarksbug Sacramento.
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 . n, daily
at a points en- route Leaves Sacramento e0o ps No..
daily except Sunday arriving San Francisco 100 s.n
No stops en- route <s
Steamer Modoc Or Apaohs. leaves San Francisco IA
noon daily except Sunday. Leave Sacramento 1000
. N. daily except Sunday; stopping both Ways st al
points en- route Arriving tims San Franeisoo and
Sacramentoi ndsfnite account fruit Season
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Elnur and Fnrtnaceous Gond.

Flour met per bbl)-Calfornia family extras.
s560G6: do bakers extras. s4.6o@520: super
fne So. s0G410: Dakota patents, $6.4o@7. 40;
Kansas patents. $66625.
Farinaceous Goods-In 10 lb sacks are quoted
follows: per 100 lbs Graham dour. 81 90
entire wheat -four. So; buckwhest -four So: self
rising buckwheat -four. SIS. so: wheat meal. 81;
rice -four. $780, rye nour 10; rye meal. IS. 60;
cornmeal. yellow and white. S3.o5; extra do,
$3.50; oat groats 81 60; buckwheat groats, so;
homny, $370; cracked wheat, So; farina. $4. 10,
pearl barley, S5.50G6; split peas S6 for yellow
and $3.50 for green. In % lb sacks 1oc lower
for all and 20c lower for so lb sacks.
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WhaIesaIe Fish Market

Prices (per Ib)-salmon, 12Hc; halibut, &c;
chicken halibut -: Goldfish, Sc; red rock ioc;
black rock, 7c; barricuda. &c. sand dabs, &c;
silver smelts. -; herrings. &c: tomcods Sc;
small striped bass, 15c; large do, -; bass
&c; shad. Sc: catfish 123c: trout, -; erawf1sh,
25c: crabs. $3.50 per dozen.
The above quotations represent (. o. b. prices
for cleaned 6sh, iced and boxed.
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Provisions

Hams tper lbl-Calfornia. Fl. n. brand. il to
ia lbs. 20c; II TO 20 lbs, 1sc; picpics. 14a d15c:
NJ. & i. brand. 221c: skinned. &c; dried beef
hams, 26ac: raw. boned 2Ic; Primrose. 23c:
Eastern Star. 221lc: skinned, 24c; Monarch
o0hc: picnic, 15nc.
Bacon-Primrose 10 q Tbs, 32c; Eastern Star.
4 TO 6 lbs 30c, to s lbs 2ac. to 10 lbs 27c. 10
to IL lbs 26c; Arrow. to 10 lbs 2611c. 10 to IL
lbs 25Ac medium bacon 20I9e; light medium.
0t5c; light dry salt bacon to 10 lbs 23c. 10
to IL lbs 22c, NJ. & L. brand, to lbs asc, 5
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Now YORK CoYee Market

NEW YORK, July 19.-Reports Of a frmer
spot situation. sharp rally in Hamburg and
continued rumors Of reduced crop estimates en-
couraged further advance in the market for
coffee futures today. The opening steady at
an advance Of G to 13 points, and active months
sold about % to % points net higher during
the late forenoon. The close OF from the
best under realizing, with last prices steady at
a net gain OF Is TO % points.
Spot-Steadier: Rio No Z, 9Ac: Santos No. 4,
11Mc: mild, dull: Cordova. 13M16hc
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uNJON TRANSFER COMPANY

Assns collect baapass and checks on aIns y bsas =
seuthsrn Pachs Company and deliver baggage to resi-
dsnes. They ws authorised b check baesass direct
fFem resIdeacs
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Hides, TalIow, Grease and Wool

Hides-Culls sell 1c under the quotations for
salt and 1@2c for dry hides. Heavy and medium
salted steers, 1311c: light. 13Ec: cowhides, 13c
bulls and stays, s@sc: salted kip. 14c: salted
veal and sated calf, 1711c; dry hides. 24@25c:
culls, 2sc: murrain. 23c; dry calf and veal, CSC
dry kip 25c; dry salt hioes. Ice; dry bulls and
stays, lie: sheepskns. short wool. 25040c; me-
dum. 45@s0c; long wool. s5c6$1; lambs. a5
assoc for long and 1b630c for short wool; milk
lambs. 1g1oc; shearings, 15@25c for No and
1oc for No. 2; horsehides. salt, s27593 for large
prime and 81. 2592:5o for No /; medium. $1.75
a.; small. 75cGS125: colts, 256l5oc; horse
hides. dry, s2@2.25 for large. s1.5o@2 for me-
dium. 50c6S1 for small and 25050c for colts;
goatskins. prime angoras. 75c@$I; medium. $50
5oc; long hair goats, 40c; medium. Csc; kids.
Tallow-Ne. I rendered. bbls. 5G5xc; cans
and drums, 31a Q5c.
Grease-2@3c per ID.
Wool (spring ciip)-san Joaquin, and 8
months, SQ10c per ID; do defective. eQsc; Red
Blun. f1q12hc; do year, 121a Q14c: Humboldt
and Mendocino. months. 14@1sc; do years
clip, 1s@20c.
NEW YORK, July 1s-Hides-steady. Cen
trsl American: 2e%c; Bogota. 2s13 @3ohc: -
Wool-Steady. Domestic fleece, XXX Ohio q
Q2Sc.
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The average quotation for extra butter for the
week ending Saturday. July 10. was IS ll-lZc
pound >.
Cheese-Fancy California Cats, Ice per 10,
firm; do frsts. 141ac. firm; fancy Yc1ng Amer.
icss 1Sc steady: Oregon twins. 16c, STEADY;
40 trfplets. 1Gc steady do Young Americas,
1sc steady: New York fancy. 20@20iac, steady
wisconsin fancy. 1913 15d1Tl@c. steady.
Fgcs-California fresh, per dozen. cases IN
rfu cd
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General nIerchnndise

Grain bags very strong and higher. with
Indications favoring further advances in prices.
Northern buyers purchasing heavily In this
market and stocks are said to be diminishing
rapidly as the result Of their operations.
Bsgs-Standard Calcutta grain bags, 9H a
a&c; San Quentin. SIC: wool bags. o0iac for
and 4sc for 3ls lbs; fleece twine. 91ac per lb;
bean bags, 7%@7%c.
on quotations are for barrels-Linseed. CSC per
gallon for boiled and 61c for raw. Dbl lots 1c
less, cases sc more; Bakers AA castor. cases.
gallons LOT. 10 gallons $1.05; commercial cas-
tor. In cases 90c: China nut. cases, 75ds5c per
gallon; extra bleached winter sperm oil. Soc:
pure lard oil, S5c; winter strained lard OIL 75c:
pure neatsfoot oil. SIC; paint oil. 40145c; cocoa
nut oil. bbl lots, Sic for XXX. 1Shc for No. l
and rec for No. q small lots 2 1ac more. car lots
1c less.
Coal Oil. Gasoline. etc.-Pearl oil. in bulk &c.
in 10c; headlight oil. In bulk 10c. In cases
lie; Eocene, in bulk lie. in cases 19c: Elaine,
2611c; Red Crown gasoline, In bulk 151ac. In
cases 224c; engine distiilate. in bulk &c. In
cases 141ac: gas machine gasoline in bulk SIC:
IN cases 44Mc: varnish makers and painters
naphtha. in bulk 1415c, in cases 211ac.
Turpentine-In cases 57c: 10 case lots lie less:
drums and iron barrels. Soc; Aroturps. cases 3oc.
iron barrels and drums 23c per gallon
Rosin-F, S7.7o; Fl. $775; VIC. 1918 per npl
OF 2s0 lbs
Red and white Lead-Red. s@S1sc: white. TX
9s1ac per lb; do in and 10 Id lots. 71ac and
nc respectfyefy
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Beans. Seeds and Hops

Beans (recleaned per ctll-Limas, so.6595 80;
Manchuran butter, SO. s5@4: bayos:. So 4o9
$50: large whites s4.7034.s5; small whites.
IS. .s5 5G575: pink s3.25G3.35; blackeyes. s3. 400
8 so; red. s494. 2o red kidney. S.; ;70gSso; gar
vauzas S3.50@4; horse beans, $2Q235; cram
berry, nominal.
Seeds-Mustsrd -; haxseed. 3.s514 per ct;
canary. 6G61ac per lb; alfalfa, 1491Sc; rape,
215@915c; timothy, nominal; hemp &c; miileL
2A 62hc.
Dried Peas-Green. s393.c5 per ctl.
Hops-California. 1912 crop, to growers. 120
Ice per lb for general offerings; choice. scarce
and nominal at zoe.
NEW YORK, July 1e.-Hops-Firm. State,
14c: Pacific coast, 1912, 17G1ec; do 1911,
15G16c.
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ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO
Eausalito Mil Valley, San Rafael--Daily every
30 minutes from GAS a. m until GAS a. M;
hourly until 2.45 D. m, then BIS p. m. and
every 30 minutes until T:45 p. M; then $3.50.
ii i:15 o. m. and 1890 a. m. On Sundays In ad-
dition--Every 80 minutes from 9:45 q. m. to 3.15
Fairfax~Leave f6:45. 7:15. 7:45. s:15. s:45.
e:l5, 9:45, t10:15. 10:45, t11:ib. 11:45 a. m.
z:45, b:16, 5:45, 8:15 8:45, f7:15. 7:46. 9:3O.
ii :15 p. M: ti2 80 q. m.
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leave daily at
e:15 a. m. and 1:45 p. m.
Tiburon and Belvedere-Daily every hour from
CAB A. m. until AS D. M, then 3:15 D. m and
every hour until 6:15. then 7:45. ESQ, 11:l5
p. m. and 1880 a. m.
...Arri,es s mn M +rrcept sundsys Ism
days only. saturdays only. Mondays only.
Redline Transfer Company's agents are author.
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LOCAL FERRY TRANSFERRING SERVICE


To Oakland. 18th st., and Berkeley via Shatiuck Ave.
and Ellsworth 81 llnss.-Daily-F 800 g. m, and
every twenty min utes until $40 .. NJ, inclusive; then
900, $40. 1920. il.0o. ll.4op M 10 and 40 a. m
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only. $40
D. m, e2O, 1000, l0.40 and 1l.20 p m.
To Berkeley via Calf orna St. and West Berkeley Ahay
vla Ninth St. lInss.-Daily-From go q m, 70 40.
'6l0 100 a. M, and every twenty minutes until 10
pm, incuivs then eco, s40 10 40. 90. II 80 ..
lao and 120 .. m. Additional boats Saturday. and
Sundays only. $40 p. m. o2o. 1000. 1o4o and ii 20
IN.
70 Oakland. Washington Broadway. East Oakland,
frultvals and Msross. via Seventh st-DsiYzzFrom
900 m, thsn every twenty minutes until $40 p. M
inclusive: then 600. 040 lo-2o. 1l.00. 1l.4o p. m,
1870 and 10 .. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p. m, go. 1000. l040 and 20
D. ,
Horseshoe to Oakland WsshInuton-Broadwsy FrultvaIs.
Alameda. North sda-Daily-From eco .. m. t6.2o.
$40 700 72o 74o. 500. $40 and forty minutes past
the hour until $40 p: m; then 400. 40. 800. $40.
$40. 600 $40. $40, 100. 74O $40. o00 o40. 1920.
100. 1l.40 p. m. II. 20 and l.20 I'm.
70 ssonehIf:t lsteam ssrslesl-fe0o fe4o f,2o.
100. 800, s5.4Q and 1920 D. N.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-20
PRESIDENT T0B|N
ON LOCAL STRIKE
Head of Brotherhood Com
ments Favorably on Ac-
tons of Vice President
Daniel j. Tobin. gen. :

<4H TEzN1assS> IntNTndtlOndI bTUtI-
erhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Sta
blemen and Helpers of America, in an
article in the July number of the Of
fetal organ of the brotherhood, gives
his views as to the light and power
strike in the following words:
Vice President Casey has his hands full on the
coast. endeavoring to keep out of trouble. He Is
acting in the capacity of general organizer. and
his territory covers everything west of the Rocky
mountains At present he is busy in San Fran
cisco endeavorlng to keep the membership OF
Local No S5 out Of trouble There is a strike
on against the light and heat companies Of that
district and the organizations involved en-
deavoring to pull the teamsters out In sympathy.
Our membership however, is being guided and
advised by Vice President Casey and the other
officers of Local Union No. IS, and we are hope
impossible for the teamsters and chauf-
feurs to expect mix up in all the
strikes that take place In the different districts