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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
made to go t>< store. flUHHnliili'H
I trade summary a little bullish.
excellent milllnc ileir, mid in
< ;<mkJ ilemaud tot PUte ear
in wheat, Bfawigw cash mar
■ - de points v.itii rk-:
"■"!'t»Tt by the leading hulls, pave rom p
Trade wa«, fairiy active sod srfatl
! \v. I-.,- ru.-ily ssli
"!n« here «..<• to %c liijrhi r.
• f 125.000 bushels. Institute at
icrirnlt ... Argentina prop
»< 197,000.000 i;usii.»U. Weather uaaettled im
Country offerings fair.
■villi prireg hijrher
' ether era ins. C,,sli demand
to i...-. :;i-<l sales 253,000 bushel*. '
chM l.uv.
•Y. bin showed a rallying ten
mes good barer*
"+■ were 30,000. aitd prices
f'nsh <;rnlu and Provision*
2C. —Corn—Xo. 2. r-m,
: Xo. 2 yrlimc, s<W|slc; So. 3
49@5flc; No. :i yellow.
Xo. 4. 4.-, i Xo. 4 w!;:
•
':••■ -Xo -J. fee.
■ !; -
XorthivrMf Wlif-ai
WASHINGTON
' Hl'. Feb. Sβ—Wheat—Blneaieaa. WV: ',
<•: red Rr«
---" ' M-.*n!:n> receipt*—Wheat. 25 ]
••: barter, 1) can; corn, 1 car; j
-: fiinir. 4 f-nrs .
QUA, Kol>. 28.—Wheat— Bloeaten
; red Russian. $4c. Re- J
-Wheat. •" . ■ 5 cars: |
y. 10 tars.
onr •
PORTLAND, reb. 26.—Wheat, tnick prices—
: bluestem. 95<fi9Gc: fortr-Md S6r;
rwJ Russian, sic: ralley ipt.s—Wheat, ;
'i' cars; bnrley. !) cars; flour 8 ears; oate, 11 I
Mβ; hay, tS cars.
K*W York Grain Market
YORK, Feb. 28.—Hour—Quiet hut j
Wheat—Spot irregnlnr. N... •_• red, 11.09 ele- |
■Bd $1.11 f o. b. afloat nominal: v>. 7
northern Dnlutu $1.02 f. o. b. atlost. Future* :
Caere active demand, prompted
ly cables, cold'weather in liie w
inmore «if export business, closing unchanged to •
■ Mslut. Export sa!.v. JO loads. May, '
»a IJ-16c@$l. : July el
September riwed at i>7';<\ Bond.
\
Miiiu>>n]H>liH Grain "Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 2C—Wheat—May, 68%e;
utie«t—N>>. l hard ! I northern
2 hard
■
1.63: second pat
'■ W; teeoßd
Clear*. >.
■
■
I)ill nth Unseed *
DULLTH Feb. 26 - -Li iseed, $1
i; J:!ly. $1.83«4.
Local Markets ■
' ■ . * . .. - w otis ... £30
.■■■■ Hides, x : 12."
Ni> i.'iO
;... im< !.' ; i ... i,in..,
- 7,800
. . 2.82( Brandy, gala .. 9<JO
210 Wine, pn!s 101,700
::T" SO
sil.maber. M ft... 140
• • . . X Paper, bdte ... im.
1 - ia .... 160
D corn halo*. 69
■ .. r-k-. ;:] UTMteck, .No .. 14*0
Provision*
rula 11. 11. brsp.!, lf»e;
Primrose,
■■: skinned, ICenarek.
, 13<-.
. 4 n> G lbs. 2Oc; Ka*tern Star.
:■' Urn 24c, i"
- to 10 n>B 10 to 12
: ■ -'tit medium
. 8 tt> in !bs 21c, 10
- ' - .
1 M. & 1., hraod, 4 i - Bμ
' to ; Ibj .5" c; H. 11. brand 4 to s
-
i tierce, r>
5 tii -. i'l , ■■■< r "T !!>; I'alifene.
. : ; , •'■■:•_
for half bbls and tubs; ease*.
Western brand—
. • ■ -.i $6.88; 10:-.,
18.70: ewnpooDd Uα*.
• ■ *4>v lOa, ?''..l."i;
- ' ■ . • . ..'.kitiii.' f>ii. '
lt« cooking oii, GBe per gallon; salad
■ \>cr gellou.
P«re T.ard. If. & L. brand —Tiercfs,
ase, 99.63; 4 to a case, $10.70;
I - $S.:Ti; milium, 1- to a
: mall, 'jo to a case, $5.40.
Conpooad I-ard, 11. 11. brand —
i, !''•: cans. 1 to a ca«<-. W. 63; 4 to a
r-asp. $7.~>ft; tins, 6 to n case. |SU)S; 12s. $5.9:1
■■: .■Oβ. SG per ca»e; M. & L. salad oil,
*.-. '"".'•: H. A L. cooking oil. 60c for
58c for rellow: Biscoia, tSerepp. ll%c.
iif Mils UKc. ca«M-s |7
Extra fainilv family and int-Sa beef,
■ bU. •
Pork —Wxtra prin>r> in $21: pi? pork.
18 SO for half bbls. $2.20 for 23
-\ ft*9t fSer kit.--.
Meat Market
DRESSED UEAfS
rhterera' rates tv dealen and butchers are
'. P-..0 per n> for steers, lOV-j'Sllc
.'rr , *.
UQl2c (or 1.-ireo and llff?l2e for small
V'Vtaers, lOaiOVjc; ewes, UQyi-c.
'tf.lSo per lb.
r jb>—loueiac.
I.IVI STnCK MABKET
■. km are for eood, pound
. .. red ia San Irancisco, gross
>. . i dteers, ovet &50 '. r >° 7 i ; , aT ; > per lh. mu
d quality, all wt?iglm,
liln. nndesiisUe rteera, 4U'-.-
Nβ. 1 cowe Bihl i ■ '1 qnal
. coiiimoa to thin, undesirable cows,
_■•; half fat
2 ■ Be.
■
I ■ per lb, T'-r; medium,
•lrabte «r«tb«ri, unehont, 6@o%c;
I sheep. V'C to %<
.■ • ■: ■ - - r lb.
Hard <rm!n fp<l. weighing 100 to ir.n lbs,
SO lbs and up. 7c.
Wholesale Flub Market
< re 2c higher y ■ ' Mack
_■ again. B
. the market. Tbe crab season opeus
■ my.
. fpor Iby — Salmon, —: pprinp
Lfbot. 15c: chicken balitmt, 10c; codfish.
.. — : l.!;]i-'.c nx-i
rraenda, lie; sand flaibe, , : 7c;
carp. Be; tttoeltt, —; ; !v(■^
• rings, te; tonteoda, l<>--
..:•!, —: white bait,
J ■ ihrlmpe,
rit f. o. b. pr. •< s
boxed tod Iced.
F,zt Vnrkft In Nearby Count!**
PETALCMA, Feb. 28.—Ttoere n
for rpprs trnlaj" afl>T receipt of
hranctaco and Ejtk
I : dealera and ~-"eniiiit<vs
■ the rate of Ife
:.! ranch ci -
U'lje delivery wa.<
•. ROfiA.
r<, phai ■ ' lay. ( >n i
-
rtiry" Produoi
[en paid IT,
; • grade awJ 13% cent*
• llrered j c
til ■ ■■■ aI y with I
Incubation I
hf - - Cored.
S \NT < < BUB. I b. -'•■. — Tl.f *
, I !
■ ■, a*
~ ■ ■ . ■
i'i>rtl-'»inl Uutl«-r Market
-Butter —«'i*y and coun
try c«a ! '1 pact, 07ViC
Batter, < liee«e and Kr-rji
the foi-.rili consecutive day pr
■; iin<-lian»rf>d "ii Ok
- z ,. Ti-nterday, althoogfa
us a iif all dealera were carrying b
■ rarpla*. Hμ fltling of f■■■■
■ - BtKßgtbeaioi
I « I -■■ ■ ■ ■ ■
I -:. sitiOl
. [pease of va':; -
N" oup ahoved any In
ro i" tarn to ihi- cold atorage leehi
for i - ocka. The batter m.irkel
io turn. BsSwad «
iiHciionai decline. AH rcceiverr* reported a *oo«l
1 with both (trails keeping well cleaned
■ . - ■ Dg new In ebi
were as follows:
r— lo casts of Citrus at uio and 10 a<
a ponad.
extras at 17' ie, 20 at 17<
leeted pullets at a d'*en,
Califoruia fancy flats at ltr-^c
wsre 50.500 pounds of batter,
P6«« und 0,075 casr« of
wlau are otflrial quotations pstab
, offers on the Boor <>f tn<
''r!c* c in the street, \*i
Bjsotations, L-
liigher, to On
Pfc. ..w. curries to L-t iiJdt.U;
γ-ittkk. n-:n POUND
!
Grmlcs
!? ! I 3 -■ g *'
I & & I ■=■ c , cr cr
■
,c ■;■■> ,'■ Wo
. to
.......
■■'■■-'
The -•• tr* batter tot the
■ breary 22. was .".4 l-< : -.
c—Fancy California i".at<. 3<i "■ -_■ <• per n>,
do Brats, i.v. steady; ii>> Kcenoi, 14<\
steady; fancy Yoans Americas, 19c. **t*ady; <ln
State, 16c, - - • Oats, ITe, steady; do
Yoonf Aiufrira*. iSc. flrm; Kew York faacy, 30
<'J -•>':■'-. Wit ■:- , ■ ,11
Ebjm—Calil
OfadM
I B
? I ? i • 3 3f
j -j p , I r ~ c ,
8 I 5 J J? li g
Bxtraa itl.'- i7--c it.- ;t<- 17« t7e
Firsts ■ l«C
Sel'ted pullet- v c 16c i-" : civ
markc-'
forwarded the tnitl
which v :i< marketed on Tuesday. The p<
r< Btaitrp decline toon
. rates, hut fancy price* at that. II
v ere Incn :>>•■! to oe*i
.f tb« arrivals came in let*, prlees
D in the car! , -' trade. When I
iii'-'l rappHea came t" kaed, twwcv.r. prices
nil- a top price for the
MleetioH, The perceatace of lnnst d.ini
i:i the receipts was moeh larger
tlian on the ; - ;•. I'.-ty rhubarb •
' • quotations ami lettaee
continued to srivance on limited offerings. Celery
. »t easy prlees and Mexican t ,
were easier, owing to tl>e arrival of aootl
of ripe stock In an nlrendy trell supplied uiarkot.
-<as nothing new in potatoes ..r unions, the
bcl&4 very dull, with st.xki Car in
Potatoes (per ctl) —Rivpr Burbnnk*. 33@.10c:
- do Oregon do, 6J
onions (per etl)—River fellow, Liom
poc do. 75Q85c; frreen. 4O@Csc per box.
Vegetables—Asparagus. 20@30e per lb: prepn
■ per lbfMex ..in tomatoes, |
lx>x: cuemn!>ers, $3(43.25 per box; garlic.
■ c per lh; cabbage. 40@50e per or
S0l&40c per dozen; Rreen poppers. -
per lli for Chill und 80c for bell: earro)
k; celery, Sl.r.tK<i2 per orate;
■ - r. them; sprout"
per lb; art!* >' 25 per dosen;
20<S25e per 1!>: rhubarb, 6@Bc per it : '!•>
- : Florida egspUnl ! pet H> :
ii'> beans. 40c pef lb.
Ueclduou.s »n<l (Itnis Kruit<*
While the cold north wimi bad a teodeacy to
trading in freeh fruits to narrow limits
iftdlog handlers of naral otani
: fair iuijuiry fur tbe ui>per pradea . I
frotC Tlie recently pdraaced pricee for cnofee
and fancy fruif were easily maintained and the
- ( tr;i'.!ins tui.hr advene ii.a:
coodJtioea w.-:s ni'is!'iori'il wjconraging al!
Grape frait, t hiikitiiios noil lemi : -
'iy iit oacbanged prices, while tt<
rr-maineil practically barp r-f Bexieaa IWnes. Oaa>
ditions lv the applo njerket coutimitd to fCTOT
buyers, who could bave shaded the quotatJone foe
all rartetlee lia.l they eared to etbek up bearlly.
Lpplea (per lio^i—FaMPv 4 tier re«N. 7
wiiii tome selected brlngjog |I.lO@i.SS; 4 tier
reft pearnifiins. tOfSUOe; bellflower, e6c@fl
I tier tinil i;r.',rT.".o fOT 4 ... :Ur; white win-
I ter pear mains. 75f$8Sc; Kewtown pippins. $1.2.",;
1 1.35 for :','■_. tier. 85c@$l for 4 tier ami
for 4'i tier: common to choice fruit. 40@60c.
Citrus Fruiis (j>er box)— Navel oranijo. $3®
5.50 for fancy and $2.."0.;" for choice; off
stock, 75c@51.50; tanperincs. standar>l boxes, ?2
' . • for common; seed
ppfruit. $1.50@3.50; Florida do. $."
Ipibodr. for choice aod fancy and (3
for itaadard: fraated teinoo*. )1.50@2.50; lemon
ettee. $5J50@6: Mexican limes imminal.
Tropical Pralrn —Bnn.T!ia>. 3@S%c per lb for
.i; |1@1.50 per binx-li fur Hawaiian andi
!>or lb for Central American; pineapples.
per dozen.
nrU-A Fruits, KaisinM, Atits and Honey
Prone*—Bnlk basis, 2", c per lh; 00s are
40s t,. r.o< ]",c nni! ::ns SV4c higher.
Other fruits. 1012 crop:
Stand- Rxtra
50 lb boxes ard Choice Choice Fancy
Eraporated api)les *%' " ,c> ' c
Apricots B%e i>W' ".
a "•■ r. ','." ."••■: c 8%«
Peari j'ic B&e "'-.-c
Nectarine* K%c 8e 6'ic
Ralsioi —At iweatbox, 2%c per lb to growers;
. ascatel, :; : ,(\ 4c and I-,- tor -. 8 and 4
crown, respectively; I. 3 and 4 crown layers,
Xc S1 ami (1.25, respectively; o crop l
clusters. $1.70: t> crown imperials. 12.20;
1 iti boxes, Vjc fur tsscy and 4c for choice,
■with the usual difft-rentfel for 12 oz boxes;
B*nltaTM*. E ; <> Tborapsoa Cc for un
■hed jtnil r.-"4 ftld'.jc for bleached.
ts (jobbing prices to tbe trade— ltalian
BBte, I<Q,:>:-: pecan*. filberts,
l-'.c: peantrta, plneoats, 12@14c.
New crop: Almonds—Nonpareil*;. I
X L, l.".'Vt,iGc; Ne Plus Ultra. 14.•••• !:.-■; Drakes,
13MrC.: Lancrtiedocs l'JV'.c: walnuts, f. o. l>. ship
ping points. No. i Boftsbell. 16c; do hardshell.
!"'jc; No. 2 hard and soft shell, I" 1 " , : budded.
17c.
Honey—Fancy water white romh.
dark to amber. white extracted,
nominal at P(slf>c per lb; llpbt amber. -
amber. 7@Bc: lower pradee, 6@7c per lib. -4
• per lb for light and
for oark.
Chifajto Fruit "Mnrket
riIICAGO. Feb. 20.— Apples— Thpre is a*steady
- -in fact, fruit is held firmly. 6
pleg now offered are out of coolers. Tbe
• ■!! the average is good, bat there are
connnosj or cheap apples on sale. Receipts
nr«* now small, but occasional cars do come in.
In some of these there have been found frosted
stock. The demand for applet comes mainly from
the local trade. Prices bold to at.out their l*te
Western box,app>s (prices quoted are for
1 a small way. lane lots could DOt be
moved at thi Be Htosi) — Deucfoas outside, for «
few extra line large, $1.50f53; Jonathan. $1Q
l.eS: (Jrimes coldeii. outside fancy. $1(91.50;
ipe, $ 1.3."> ra 1. 7r.; I Spftsenberg . $1. "J.", @ 1.75;
st greeninps. |1Q1.25; Rome be
1.50; some fancy large. stamen
■ pa. fKa-t.25; arlsto black, 51.23<Q1.50;
•r. ,ti.2ricu Wageners, 75c@51.50;
en reds. Tseesl.so.
.'-s— AH Bice fruit of this kind is firmly
held and is ineethin with a fair demand. ■
fruit also has go<»d sale and is firm for sll that
is attractive. Medium sise und clear fruit l»
mainly called for. Boxes — California navels, 84
<*otmt, $2.75; St> count. $.'j; 126 to 200 eoirat,
■ " 216 count, $2.79; froeted,
Florlila. wwnd basis, brigiit. desirable
J2.75; Indian river, outside fan<-y. *2 7." ~-
-8; rnssets, eooad basis, desirable sizes. J.,
Ihtrp fruit, SO to 90 poont, russet or bright,
$1.50@1.75; prapefruir. Florida, per box. bright
depending on size and quality, $2.2"
Baip« nf fancy o/casionally a shade over;
tirs! for th;> jr. OffeTlagS are
only mofUTate of Cβ f.iir of
imported. Ik
1 fency. ?": extra choice. $5.50; llessiiiss, $5.75.
V.'aluuts—Saleable when good at
Poultry and Game
Arrival of live posttiy (roB3 state shipping
were less than lvi coops yesterday, and
a~ the recent Itbera] arrirale of western atode
were !.c ; dbtpoeed of rapidly the market re
;irni .-ill urn-.ind. I» fact, it was evident
that Hie mnrkot woeld be practically ban- before
'■( the week, h* was no more east
ern stock expected and there was m> reason to
expect ;.ny increase In the arrivals of domestic
fowls. Prices for turkeys, both live and flweed,
are wholly oomlnal. this season being ab'"';it. oves.
I'oiiltry (per dozen i — Hens. $4.B0«85 fornmall,
for large and $9@12 (<<r extra: ronac
roosters $7.r,o>',rs :,«.•; ,',, extra, old roost
ers. $4.50555; fryers, $<1.506c8; $s ft<> for
large and $3.50tfM.51l ror small; dneke, for
o'd and $S@lo for younc; geese. $2-/! por'r»e'r;
$1 50® 2; s(|uahs. $2..W^.'{.50; turkeys
I; Itelgiaa hares, $4'a>> per dozen.
• Jame (;i*>r do/en i — Hare, t2.25@2.50; gray
greese. $3«3.50; brain. $1.50@2.50; white reese,
2; bonkers, Jl"/<;. wild ducks are noml
nal, «s dealers .ire nimble to dispose of them
satisfactorily, owing to the rigid enforcement of
the fame laws.
Flour and I-'arlnnccottM <>ood*
Floor (net per bbl}—California f:unlly extras,
'.: do bakers' extras. $4.G0!55.20; super
!.9o«|4.lo; Dakota patents,
ts patents, $66^6.2."i.
laceons Goode — In 10 pounds sa*'k* are
qnotPd as follow* per 100 lbs: Graham Boar,
S2.;m : entire wheat fl<.i-r, $3; buckwheat flooe,
If-raMog buckwheat fl<>nr. $5.86; trbect
- Meal, |4; rice Boar. JO.r.ti: r*e Bear, $:5.7<': rye
$3.00: -orri me«], yellow and white. $3.20;
extrs d... $3.50; oat groHts. $4.W); buckwheat
groats, $8 80; bomiay, $3.70; cracked wheat,
$3.90; fat itia, $4.10; pearl barley. $5.."V0@6; split
. peas, $6 for yellow nnd $7.50 for greea. Tn 25
lb s-M-ks lOc 10-A'-r for all, aad SOc lower for 50
lb sucks.
Beans and Seedn
Beans (per etl) —lima, $5.80Q5.60; bayoa,
$3.3rt@3.4G: lanre white. 54.W5?4.35; small
while. $4..".-,<fi4.70: pink. W.'oru'A.i*): cranberry.
$4.75®5; blackeye. $3@3.20; red, $3.90^1.15;
r» ( i kidney $4T;I.2'J; garrassas, ?;5(a:i.30; horse
beans. $1.75^2.25.
Seeds— MnsTanl, ; flaxseed, per ctl;
cansry, 3^©4c per lb; alfalfa, 18c; rape,
'_■<■; timothy, nominal; hemp, o'4e; nslllft,
2k@2%.
Pried' Pens—Green. $3@3.25 per ct!.
Hops—Ca!!ft(ruia, IM2. crop to p.«»in, •Oβ
- ,b : r choice. 15@18c for medium and
. l- : ;jc for common.
Hay and FeedstuflTs
Fcedstuffs (per ton)-Bran $24@25; ehortx,
$2Z(qiUt); middiinifs. mi'.ed barley.
f2SH- > 9: roiled oats for feed. f4Tfj42; corn
meal, $32@34; cracked corn, $32®34j chopped
fied. $1!)(<t23; evergreen chop feed. $21 In car
lots and $23 for jobbing; oilcake meal, 20 ton
hots $39.60, 10 ton lots $40. 0 ton lot* $40.50,
i snißi] lots $41; eocownut cake or meal at mills,
( $27.50 for 10. $28 for 6 ton lots end 128.50 for
I prmi ! l lots; alfalfa meal, CRrloiid 'ote $18.c> Job
! bing $l!i.">0; Fnreka meal, carload loU
lobbing $•_>:(: rigorator, per ton. $22.
i )!i<-y wheat h«v t $24@2f1: No.
I :md wheal aad oat. $21.5i)"i2H; .
do, iuwor tiaiits, $11^
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1913.
10.r>0; l.irley and oat, $18(if1-.?; cnoice tame oat,
(21@22.50; 'other ilo, fl8(ij20; wild oat,
stock hay, alfalfa. $11i.50<g10.50.
Straw—4o<is7sc per b«!<-.
Illrieit, Tallow, Grease and Wool-
Business in vk>.>l is very quiet locally and
lower jirices are minted )or all grades. I>ars:e
handlera say that Califorala wiol coniititiitfß Uie.
bulk f'f the unsold stocks In the east, Imiionting
that the drniiiiirt for the local arodoct is lijtht.
Hides —t'ulis uii<l brairfu sell about 'j'.il' un
der quotations. Heavy ami naedfum salted
; . i- ■: lielit. l'Ji.Min::i,..-: PowhMes. 12168
Btage, '•'''?'."••' : 5.,;t.(! kip. I4@l!Se; s.-i'.ted
veal am! suited eaK, l<:'■•''/ lT'ir; dry Lid<-«. L.; ;
L'4'ji-; rnurr;nn. 2Sc: dry calf and real. -■
' hides. Ilk , : sheepskins, short wool. 2o'<?50o; me-
I (Hum. Qti@eOc; ion;; \\.»>i, >•<•'isl.l*>: lanb*. 40@
Uie for long and 15(gS5c f«>r short wool; shenr
linps, for No. 1 and 10c for Nr>. 2: horse
| bidea, nit, |2-75®3 far large prime and $2.2">(ti5
(2.50 f(jr So. 1: liie'liuiu. $I.7,"">'ii *J: email, 7&CU
*I.LT.: colts. aSQSOe: borsehldee, dry. $2@2.23
for lar<re and $1.50@2 for rnedinro. I3e#fl Cor
small and 25^50c f>> r colts: goatskins, prime an
goras, 7.V'i?l: medium. 35«550c; long hair goats,
a."i<-: raedicHß, 20c; kids. s@loc.
Sallow—No. 1 rendered, bbls, s@-"',i.c; cane
and drums :'.i'..f;'V.
Grease —3@3c per lb.
Wool—Pail clip, Mf.idoeino and Humboldt. 10c;
tnidille COW ties uortliern. 9(c£loc; San Joaiv.iiu,
'J.'Tc; mohair, goini ijnality, 20@21 , /4c per lb.
IforxeM and
Th<» follow;: •„• qootattoee for borst;: and mules
are furnished by the Batdten' auJ Stcck Grow
i«' Journal:
iroKSKs
Desirable draftere, l.TfiO lbs and over. .$300@350
Light drafters. 1..V>0 to \.V3v lbs i".oii2Ss
Chunks, 1,250 to 1.500 Ihs 2<)0(ft.2.".0
Wagon borsef, 1,250 to l.:?"i0 Ibe ie0(!?225
Delivery wagon boraea, l.ur.u to 1,250.. i;w@lso
! Desirable farm mares 10O« 125
l iiiui workers 75(^100
MDUSS—MEDIUI4 AND EXXKA
950 ll.s, 4 to 7 years $73^(2123
l,i»Ot> lbs, 4 lo 7 years l'jr.'.i 17.".
1.100 Ibe, 4 to 7 years i:.. UJIOO
i 1,200 lbs, 4 to 7 years 200« 250
over 7 years oid rausre from*s]."> to $'i"< lower.
Xnte—Shippers to this market mtivt h«ve hutan
close to type, with ttjie, Ixme ctmformation and
btj le, to command extreme quotations.
General
Bai —Standard Calcutta pniin tn , .;;*, O"ic on
the spot and !* -| •• '.» T s f for Jime-July delivery:
Sun (jnentin, "■'.<•; wmil baps, i';u 2 c tr>t 4 and
•I.jlac for o'j lbs; fltece twluc, 9(fc(.l)! : e pet lb;
bean bugs, s _* .
Oil (quotations :ire 'or barrels)—Unseed. 58e
!>• r gallon for boiled and QOe for raw, 5 bbJ lots
lc loss, cases more: Uaker's AA cast..;. ■ •iises. :>
(toltana Si !'.. 10 j.HlTon« $I.t>9; ooaiaaercial castor,
Id cases, 80c: china nut. cases TUCHIfIc per p:al-
I.i; extra bleached water sperm oil. SOc; natii
ral winter sperm oil, 80c: pwe lard <:i!. B6e;
winter lard oil, 70c; pure ueatsfoot oil.
85e: paint oil. Sum 40c.
Coal Oil. fiasoline. etc.—Water white, iron
barrels or drama, s'■_.<■; 1- T '<> degree oil. iroe bar.
rcls m drnins. !•'<•.■'■'; in eases. Hi' 2 r: tfpeetal do.
pMrl oil. in casi's, 151& c; n* f T;ii. 1.~>t.;.c;
star, la-ec; extra star, ISVjc; Kl.-iiiie. 2Gc;
eocene. lS'-e; red crown mijcl motor gasoline, in
bulk in eases 38%e; engine distillate, in
drama Sc. in eases 7i more; pas machine £!is.->-
Ilne, in bulk :!"i'-.''-, iv cases 4"l-; varnish, mak
ers' auti painters' naphtha, in bulk 15VjC, in
eases 22 1 - , ".
Turpentine—ln cases, CGc; 10 ease lots, lc
leas; drums and iron barrels. 59c: Amturps, case
SOe. Iron barr-ls or drums 23c per gall'V).
Bofrftt—F, 98.43: U, ?9.50; WG, 511.10 per
barrpl of 2KO pounds.
Red and White Load— Red. white, 7%
[ @B)4c per 1!>; do iv 5 and 10 ton lots: 7%c and
' TV. respectively.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The We-ili-rn Sugar Rf-tininpr company quotes m
! follows, net cash: Fine granulated. 4.70 c; cau
tiers' Kranulated, 4.70 c; fruit fcraniilfited. 4.70 c;
:H. & K. crystal dominos. 5 lb cartons in cases,
i S..W; do 2 lh cartons in cases. Dc; monarch bar,
'■ 5.06 c; tablets, in half bbls, 5.90 c; do in 21 lb
boom, r..4.".'>. cubes, 4.95 c: monarch powdered,
\.\XX powdered 4.SOe; candy prnnulated.
4.80e; confectioner* , A, 4.7 tV; beet granulated,
-t "" : extra C, 4.20 c; golden C, 4.10 c; l>. 4e.
; Barrel* and 50 lb baga 10c. half bnrrels 85c,
i bout 50c Bore per H>o lbs than for bags of 100
I H>s not. Bar in ;;."• aad 40 lb tins $1.70 more, in
! S and 10 lb tins $2*33 more per 100 lbs than the
prire for this jrrade in 100 lb bags.
The California nnd Hawaiian Suear Refining
! company quotes as follows: Cranulsted basis,
I! 1 ('. iV H. fine standard, 4.7(k-: coarse dry
I iriitmilaied. 4.70 c; confrctioner?' A. 4.70 c: berry
j 4.70 - powdered, 4.80 c: cubes. 4.!K>c; "Hljtrade
I bar. :..n,-,e; brick" (in half bbls). bricks (in
123 lb boxes). ."..45c; 11. & E. crystal dominos |5
!b cartons in S.."><>c; do 2 lb cartons in
cases, 9c: extra fine dry cntnulat"! (100 lb b3ee
ODl}'). 4.500: extra C, 4.20 c: golden C. 4.10 c;
i yellow P. 4c. Additional per 100 lbs: Id bbls
j ami 60 lb liiiss. 10e more; half bids. 2Sc mor»:
i lose-. 50c more for all jrrades , . Bar in 55 ami 40
'■'■< tins. Si.7o more: in 10 lb tins, $2.35 more.
j Minimum order, carload weight.
\ew York Produce
NKW YORK, Keb. 26.— Hops—Qi-.i.-t.
Uides—Finn. j
!'• tr-.T« -!-i'i St(::i:v.
Wool—Quiet.
l£:iw s'i-_"-ir Stead j\ museoTndo SO test. 3.f>lf*;
'■entrifugiii. 99 test, 3.51 c; molaaaee, SO test,
, 2.7(>r; relhieil. steady.
Butter—Firmer. Receipts, t>.220 tubs. Creatn
• ■;■- i-\tras. ::r,--■■'•i;',>:. .
Cheese —Firmer. Receipts. 1.139 boxes. State,
■whole milk white specials. 17^0.
Bα*—Barely steady. Receipts, P. 290 cases,
I reaa gathered Brste.
DRIED FRUITS
Kvnpocat-.il ;i p| ,i,.s—Qγ. iff.
Prunes—Steiidy.
peacbee—Kasv.
Balding -Dull.
Apricot?— Steady.
< liionuo Produce 3llark«t
CHICAGO. Feb. 20.—Butter—Steady. Cream
eries, 2~'tl'■'■'•('.
- Receipt* 7,385 cases. At mark, cases
Included, 17%@18c; finrts lO'-.c.
Cb«eee—Eaay. I7fii7iic: twins,
Younsr Americas, I'iU <i. IT '•/; lotig
; borLs, 17Vi r 0.17^4c
luX Anßelen Produce Market
(Special Dispatch to The Call>
LOS ANGELES. IVb. 2R.—Kereipt= of produce
j o!i the Los Anireles tvarket today were; Ecm.
282 cases; butter, 2!».:527 pounds; cheeee, 1.210
pounds; fiotatoes. 465 Macks; sweets, 89 sacks;
apple*, 940 boxee.
A f'-w carlond lots of north'Tn potatoes were
exhibited at 99e |>er cental. The demand is tn
_' eacfa <.i.ty cnrlag to the steady price that j
has prevailed tor some time. All varieties of
onkraa are plenttfnl, an overstocked niHt'k't being
predicted if conditions do not soon improve. The
price of local ranch ejrjcs declined lc at the mar
ket this morning. Fresh butter remained firm at
former quotation*.
Butter iper lbi—Prices to trade 3c above quo
tations. California creamery .extras, 85% c;
cretniiTy firsts. :;2'jc.
Egg* i per do*) —Local ranch, candled 23c, case
count 2<>c; pullets. 19c; northern, case-ennnt. 20c.
flic.-.- (per tb) —Northern fresh. ISfc; eastern
"ingles. lSVi' , ; eastern twins, 18c: e,'istern chofl-
Aant. We; eastern Imigliorns. 20'«21e; Orecon
flafeles, 18@18»4c; swiss. imported. 30«532c;
swiss, domestic Uoct, 2:>c; Rcujuefort. 4He; cream
brtck, 21c; limburßor, 22c.
Beans (per ctl)—Xo. 1 pink. $4.50; Nβ. 1 lima
|e<a>e.2s; No. 1 Lady Wn«hli!>,'ton. t4.85@5; No.
1 swrill white. .*. _ i.lo'<-7,«.2.">: blackeye, $4.e0;
Karraiwas $4"( i: hayos, Mexican red,
$4 50; lentil*, $-i> f <i 7.
I'otHtf'es (per r-rl>—Highland Burl arks. SOo(f}
$1; Oreg-.i. |1.0S@1.10; sweets, $2.50; Salivas.
?1.4OQ;1.DO; Lompoc, $1.55@1.65.
Llve»»n<k Market
CHICAGO
•CHICAGO, Feb. 2(».—Cattle—Ueceipts. 10,-500;
market steady. Reeves. $G.B.Vk ■>: TeXas steers.
western steers. KtoekerM
and feeders. $C.l.V<es. 1(>; cows and heifer*, .$3.25
Qi'.'ii; ciiives. $"Q10.50.
~ Hv's—Kfceipts. 44.f»0i): %rket weak, l.lirlit.
j.50; mixed. $5.2. r >ftis.r.o: heevy,
s.r.'j; toogti, $8.10668.86; pigs, $0.50(0,5.35; bulk
of sales. $8.33@8.G0.
Sit- p- Receipts, 2,".O00; market pa=r. Nattve.
■ mi; western. *.">.<;iK;«.<X); yoiirlinss. sc.sn
©8; lambs, native $7.00@8.63, western $7.t»o@
S.To.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS • ITV. !•>!). 2.-.—Cattle—Uecelpts,
fi.iMMi. inrSndiiic 300 southerns; market steady.
N'Htive s< », $7.23(ft8.e0: nonttoem «fe.-rs, $c.50
r/i.v; metli«>rn cows and heifers, f4@6.?8; natlrc
<-ov.t nnd heifers, 54.25@8: stockers und feeders,
«).'.'."if'v S t)Ulls, $5.2.i(a0.75; m!\m, $6.50010;
western :-!' ers, $t>.50@8.50; west era ows, $4.25
Hops i: .-. ists, 13.000; market 10c lower.
Balk Ol - l<r,;s:.\<,; lifMvy, 58.15^j;X.2.">;
packers aad butchers, $S.2o@S.:i2Vi; liplit $S 25
t,i< 35; pijr" >^'.:7.zr,.
Shec[» Receipts, 7.000: market steady to 10c
lower. Muttons, M.735>C.50: « ■■1-irn.!.. latabx, $S
©8.50; range wetaere and yearlings, $5.50@7.50;
ruuge *■«•■>, .<['>/I■■.■_'.■■..
SOI ill it.M.VMA
SOtTTH OMAHA, Fed. 2H.—Cattle—Receipts.
5,000; Biarktrt lnwer. Native steers. $l(as 50;
cows and belfer#, ¥."w7.r,ii; western .steers, $.").50
@8; Texae slr-rs. cows and lu'lf
ers. $4.1." 1 rrf(;.v.-, : ogives. $e@».
IMps -EeceJpts. 16.800; mnrket lower. Heavy
; licht. $s. pi K3> $C-.50r,;7 75
--bulk of s?>> SV".-.. v 1-.
Bbeep- Receipts, 15,000; market steady, ypar
!in?s. $6.7567.75; wethers, lambs,
8.95.
rORTLAND
rORTI.AN'n, r<l). 20.—Cattle— Ilecelnte. 100
toed; market firm. Choice steers. .<7. ( -orr> s.2?>;
good steers. 57<" 0 7.?,0; niedium steers. Sβ..'.)-.'■7:
choice cows. $6..')0<37; good cows, me
dlum cows. $5,5f1/J?e: choice calvee. $8(!?0; good ■
heavy calves, $6.50(&7.50; bulls. $5..">ii'26.
lloxa —Beceiptß, 7<>o head: market tirm. Light
beary, $(1.50@7.10.
Sbeep—Receipts, none; market steady. Yeiir
&ut iretbers, ewes, lambs,
$o@7.
MISCELI.AXEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.—X. F. Hutton & Co.'s
win? says;
"Liverpool about met our advance of yester
day ami showed a better demand for ftpots.
Our market opened about unchanged and showed
eoine strength during the flrct lumr. Boom short
interests here covered and the south was nl«o n
buyer in this market. Around 12.08 c for May a
big selling order appeared, which checked the
'itiward trend and the inarkrt eam»d off a few
"SeatiißCOt Is agalot-t the inarU'-t, aud any
advance meets with big offerings. Meantime
the inurket awaits Rome new development that
will warrant a decided move. Weather predic
tions in tlie cotton belt are not very good, and
while It is too early to hurt future prospects
there is a certain sentimental effect attached to
I til.- late sprlnjr idea. When tbp market bus ab-
I sort'cd wlwt offerings there are arouud present
li-veU, we believe it will work hiirher. although !
Bo runaway can I>p expected until something new
develops to slimulate tilings. Latest spot ad-'
vices from the south were good, with some !
advances shown."
Spot <-lo>ed quiet. 10 points tip. Middling up
lands lli.OOi-; <lo gulf, 12.89 c. No sales.
COTTON FUTURKS Tear
Option Open High Low ("lose Feb.2s A?o
IVb 12.1S 12.23 10.12
March ..12 25 12.28 1-MC 12.19 12.2."> 10-H
I April ' 12.15 12.14 10.21
May 12.03 12.00 12.01 12.05 12.05 10.31
June 12.01 12.00 10.37
Jnly ll.Ofl 12.0.'; il.'ir. 12.00 11.99 10.42
Auk 11.01 11-92 11.87 11.SO 11.88 10.43
Sept 11.01 11.57 10.37
0ct.... 11. .-.-► 11.<n 11.51 11 r.7 11.54 10.44
Dec ... 11.57 11.61 11.53 11.57 11.54 10.49
las.' .... 11,63 11."T 11.48 11.5:5 11.50 10.45
s<. Louis Woo! Market
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 26. —Wool steady. Medium
grade*, combing and clothing. 22U,(ci:2Gc; light
fine. 1!W2le; heavy fine, J3@lßc; tub wasted,
27<356c.~
New York Cotlets Market
XEW YOKK. Feb. 26. —E. I. Hutton & Co's ■
wire says: "The lirtnness experienced in the I
coffee market at the opening jesterday was
lacking today, tee market starting barely steady
at a deelii't; of 10 to 20 points. The cables
*h vwed rather po«ir responses in Europe to our
•<Jvar.ce of yesterday, although the Harre mar
ket at t'"i s-tnrt'was 1% to I*i francs higher
while Hamburg showed an advance of a i pfg-
The trade was more or less Influenced by the
disclosure that a rumor was circulated yesterday
that a new bull pool was beinp formed, tat it
was nothing more then the result of an anony
mous message from the west. It was thought
probable that the rumor caused considerable
buying ami became nervous anil »old
tills morning."
COFFEE FUTUBES
Option— Open. High. Low. Cloae.
March 12.08 c 12.05 c 12.06 c 12.11 c
Apr:i 12.25 c
May 13.40G 12.-4 I- 12.27e 12.57 c
June 12.43 c
July 12.46 c 12.40 c 12.45 c 12.49 c
August 12.55 c
September ... 12.83 c 12.€3c 12.50 c 12.61 c
October 12.50 c 12.52 c 12.50 c 12.51e
XovenitjiT 12.45 c
Mt-ceiiitier ... 12.40 c 12.44 c 12.30 c 12.41 c
I January 12.43 c
Sales, C 2.500 baps.
New York Metal Market
NEW YORK, Keb. 2t>. -Copper—Stpaflj". Spot
nn<l l'et.-:n;:v. 14c bid: M:iroh. April »nd May.
; 1460 c: elactrolytlc. Me: lake, tS.tSc; cast-
Inpa. 14.75 c. Co*>'jer arrivHls. .".45 tcM; exports?
tiiis month. 24.077 tons. I.oadon copper, steady;
»pot. fO4: fi-tures. CM 3a 6«i.
Tin—Stoaiiv. Spot ami Febrnary. 47.50<54K0:
March. 4T.45Q4T.75e; April. 4G.90.-^47.25c Local
pxchantje sales of Hβ, 2S tons. London tin, easy;
•pot. £217: fntures. £210 Be.
Lead —steady at 4.25©4.83e; Ixmdoti lead, £18
7s ''.(!.
Spelter—Quiet at G.15(g6.25e; Londou spel
ter. f2.".
Anthnmy— Pull. CooknonV. 0.2n(§0.40e.
Iron- sti'.nilv. unsettled. Cleveland warrant?,
SOS i ] L .'l in Londou.
Xava! Stores—Turpentine and Roein
SAVANNAH, Cα.. Feb. i'tV—Turpentine firm
a< A294c. Balea. Bβ; receipts, 165; shipment*,
3W: stock. 15.650.
Boats —Finn. Sales. 1 700; SOS: ship
ments, 900; Btoek 122.980. Quote: A ami B,
50.27U: C and l> $'j.40: X, $8.4234; F, $6.45; G,
$rt.sO; 11, $e.(K>: I. K. $7; M, $7,20; If,
$7.23; WG, $7.35; Wtf, $T. 50.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
George 1!. Gl«*a«O0 and wife to Ed#ln D. Ben
nett, lot in S line of II street, 57:6 E of Tenth
avenue, B 25 ly 8 100: $10.
The Gri'ator City Land company to Ernest n.
Deltner, lots 1 and 4. Mock 1", Sunnyslde; $:>.
S. Dueas company to Ernest H. Dettner, lot in
S line of Hilton hvenue und E line of lot of
House of Refuge, E 38:0, S 112:0, W 33:9U, N
U2:ftj fid.
Howard C. Boeeert and wife to Emil Nelson
; an.! wife, lot in N iine of Twenty-second street,
! UK) W of Sanches, \V lt. by N 114; $10.
Mtlcbael A. Slattery to Louis 3. Pernl and wife,
! lot in N line of Bndlcott p.irk, 154 W of Steinsr
; street, W 28 i>y N 70; ?10.
! Johanna Stepf to Loul* Stepf. lot 1n N line of
Pacific street, 20C:0 W of Jones, W 23 by N 120:
I gift.
William UenMM Singer to Nevada V. WoloVn.
lot in X line of Twelfth avenue, 100 S of Clement
street, is 50 by E 120; $10.
S. A. Goldstein and wife to J. P. Alanx, lot
at X\V cornrr of T street und Twenty-ninth ave
no( . YV 32:fl »>v N li»>: $10.
Mary J. Fay to 'ienerieve A. Murphy, lots 31
and ;;2, tiloi-k 20, City Land association: $10.
Marietta Dyar to Mary F. Sclmntz. lot in W
line of Twelfth avenue, 225 S of Lake street, S
2 • : v W IS); $io.
Annie Caetaunetto to Anna Schallman, lots 69
and 70, Vc Martini tract: $10.
MohPiH Investment company to 11. J. Mitchell
and wife, lot in X line of I'belan avenue, B_:C S
of Flood, S JJO by B 100; $10.
Joseph L. (Joldsniith <t a!, to 11. C. Morris et
a!.. lot In W lino of Maple street, 87:8*4 S of
Clay. 8 80, W U2:<;, N 27:8',i, B 25, N 2:3\,
|i 8I:«; SlO. I
Sim .■ 1., hsirip, lot io S line of Filltnore street,
107:6 N of Post, N 30 by B 93; $10.
j John 11. Grady and wife to Henry B. Jones and
wife lot iv S line of Army street, IS7:G W of
Diamond. Vf 27:'! by S 111:" $10.
Caroline S. Wrat'e to OharJee W. Lanse, lot in
S line of Lawtou street, 30 E of Thirty-eighth
avemio, B 80 by S 100: gift.
Verena to I'hilipp Boirn. lot at SB corner
e< Geary street and Eighth avenue, E 26:8 by B
100: $io.
Arthur 0. Hastings and wife to John W.
Smith, lot in SE line of Silver street, 240:4 SW
of Second, SW 25:2 by SE 75; $10.
Mary Donoho and Jam*** Douoho to Thomas
Vodden. lot in S line of Lake street. 77:6 E of
Sixteenth avemie. B 25 by S 100; $10.
Patrick T. Collopy to Terence Derham. lot in
SE line of Bryant street, 77 44 SW of Boardman
place, SW 22."1ie. SE 100. NE 23. SW 43.87, SW
17.90. KW 38.25; ?!(>.
Osc:ir Hryniau & Brother to Matthew l>. Bren
nßn and wife, lot In E line of Mississippi street.
ISI S of Twentieth, E 100, S NW
102:5.4, N 27:9; $10.
J S. McCain and Rose W. McCain to Kather
ine Belles, lot In SW line <*f Bowdoin street, 125
NW of Maaaell, NW r.o by SW 120: $10.
Parkside Kealty company to William M. and
Anpelena l>. Gilliland, lot. in W line of Thirty
sixth avenue, 150 N of Taraval street, N 25 by
W 120: $10.
George A. Applegarth to Kenneth Mac Donald
Jr., half interest in lot at NW corner of Lake
street and Third avenue, W 35, N 116, B 35, S
115: $10.
H. A. L. Ryfkoeel to Mary C. Fowler, lot in
NF line of Masonic avenue, 100 SE of Java
Street, SK 2.5 by NE 100; $10.
C. A. llawkin« and wife to Forest Hill Realty
company, property containing 150.37 acres. San
klUruel Tanch; $10.
Chattel W. Ivrson to Abel A. Costa, lot in
NW line of Athens street. 325 NE of India ave
nue. \K 2," l>y NW 100: §10.
Sal Getz fc Sons to Jamos McAuliffe. lot In N
Une of V street, 57:G Eof Forty-flftb avenue, E
25 bj N 100: $10.
Charlotte W. Turk to Maria G. Romano, lot in
S line of Pacific street, P0 E of Taylor, E 24 by
S 80; $10.
EHmfetb Piaspckl to Stofanie Pempnlak, lot
32. block Q. Park Lane tract No. 3; $10.
T.'rban Realty company to Anna Bertha Sav
age, lot to, block 5, amended map lugleside Ter
riicc: $10.
Urban Renlty romrnny to Anne B. Crocker,
lot 9, block 5, amended map Ingleside Terrace;
$10.
Same to James S. Brownell, lot S. block 6, In
gleside Terrace: $X).
Bertha Eisenberg and Albert Eisenberg to Ed
ward B. Louisson. lot In N line of Sutter street.
82:ti W of Polk, W 27:f> by N 120; $10.
Hehreud A. Joost to Oliver Richard James, lot
D, Wendell Terrace; $10.
W. P. and Hazel B. Hnbbard to Albert
Schwarx, lot in E line-of Fillmore street, 55 S of
Greenwich, S r.2:fl by B S2:C; $10.
Cfttherine Whelan to Knut Anderson, lot at NE
corner of Duncan and Noe streets, N 114 by B
05: $10.
Josph McOuire ft al. to Fred W. Ludwlg. lot
in SE line of Hanover street, 202 NE of Lowell,
NE 25 by SE 2l.'i; $16.
Geert MoU'ina. by sheriff, to August Hansen,
lot in SW line of Ninth avenue South, 75 NW of
1 street NW 75 l>y SW 100; $400.
Paul P. Kennedy to E. T. Kennedy, lot at NE'
corner of Tweuty-first and Noe streets, E 105 by
N 30: $m.
Clifford S. Allred and wife to Ernest H. Pett
ner. lota 1 and 4, Meek 1">, Sunnyside; $1.
Buy District Land company to Henry W. Roth, j
lot in N line of B street, 120 E of Fifth avenue, j
g 83 by N 100: $li.
.tames H. Manor to Ellifi V. Manor, lot in S
line of Green street, 105 W of Fillmore, W 27:6
by S |37:e; {.-ift.
James li. Manor to Florence Manor, lot. in S
line of Union street, 110 W of Scott, W 2(?C by j
S i:j7:«: gift.
Same to Florejwe Manor, lot in S line of Tninn ,
ttreet, 110 W of Scott, W 27:G hy S 137:6; gift. !
Bull til nir Contracts
Augmrt O. H. Schlundt with T. A. McCausland
and William R. Bee—All work for one and a
lialf story frame residence in W* line of Nine
teenth avenue. 300 S of Geary street: $2,000.
Alice F. and Walter J. Andrews with William
F. Yaten—To erect a one and a half story frame
residence in W line of Twenty-first avenue, 250
S of Anza street. S 25 by w 120; $3,000.
——•
ICEMAN PROVES A HERO;
ALSO A GOOD FIREMAN
(Special Diipetch to th* Ctll)
MENLO PARK. Feb. 26.—A real mod
ern iceman, more often the object of
humor and hilarity than the principal
actor In a deed of valor, proved him
self m hero yesterday lw sevjngr
the $20,000 residence of Perry Eyre,
tho San Francisco capitalist and club
man, from fleetruction by flre.
The flames were discovered by a
servant. Tho alarm was sounded, and
w-fliic the serra&tl were searching for
AUCTIONSALJES
E. x CURTIS
AUCTIONEER
Office and Salesroom. Van Ness at Sacramento.
Phone Franklin 2284. The old establishfxl
bouse of CUUTIS —ao connection with any
branch. i
By E. CURTIS (Ketab. l»O2)
At the
CURTIS STUDIO
(Lower Floor)
VAX NESS AT SACRAMENTO,
TOOAY' (Tburftflay), Feb. 27, at 11 a. m.
Elegant Mahogany Parlor, Bed and
j Dining Room Furniture, Persian Car
pets and Rugs in the choicest weaves,
Navajo Blankets, Bigelow Rugs. Kohler j
Player Piano %r\ mahogany rase (col
ored), White Crystal and Bohemian
Glassware, OH Paintings, Haviland
China Sterling Silver, Mahogany nnd
Rosewood Cabinets, Teakwood Chairs
and Tabourettes, Chinese Embroid
eries, Innovation Wardrobe Trunk, six
beautiful Mural Tapestries represent
ing flower gatherers amongst the red- j
woods and oaks »f California, and in
short an extensive aggregation of su
perior household belongings.
E. CURTIS, Auctioneer.
MARK J. LEVY AUCTION CO.
Office and Salesroom. 853 Mission et.
P«ye highest price for all kinds of furniture,
merchandlut, etc. Houses bmizht In tbeir en
tirctr. Goods sold oa ' eommis<;iof#
Phone—Sutter 1209
a garden hose Mrs. Eyre and her chil
dren began removing the smaller ar
ticles of furniture from the house.
Robert I-/ipp, an ice dealer from Red
wood City, drove into the yard Just
as the Oames commenced to leap up
the roof. He ran into the house, seized
a bucket and made his way on to the
roof. By this time servants from the
Percy P. Moore place across the street
had been summoned and a bucket
brigade was formed. Lipp chopped
through the roof of the building with
an ax and crawled to the seat of the
blaze, where, he received the buckets of
water and poured them on the flames.
He succeeded in extinguishing the
blaze, but was hauled from under the
roof in a semi-suffocated condition.
Mr. Eyre says he will make a hand
some gift to the iceman as a reward
for his bravery.
TWO HI'RT IX MORNING JOY RIDE
A motorcycle joy ride early Mon
day morning , resulted in concussion of
the brain for R. J. Gridley, a traveling
salesman living at the Hotel Cecil.
Gridley's machine skidded at the Tenth
avenue entrance to Golden Gate park
and flung him and his partner, Miss
Myrtelle Buckley, aped 19, to the
ground. Both were taken to the park
emergency hospital. Miss Buckley later
returned to her lodgings in Oakland.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE ELECTS
At the annual election of the
Mechanics' Institute, the following
were chosen as trustees: Tirey L».
Ford, Byron Mauzy, Doctor Arthur W.
Scott. James G. Spaulding, Charles D.
Steig-er, Otto yon Geldern and Luther
Wagoner. The annual business meet
ing of the institute will be held
March 6.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
See the GRAND CAXYOX
OF TIIK FEATHER RIVER
nnd THE ROYAL. GORGE
Tbe "Panema-Pacific" Expren and
Tbe "1915" Mall Train*
Leave Uuion Ferry Depot Arrive
9:10 a I Stockton. Sacramento. Salt Lake. \ 8:45p
•{ Denver Omaha, Chicago, Kan- >
7:30p ( eae City. St. Louts ) «-30*
I 4:10p Stockton 10:20 a
Tbrotieh Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars
rta Denver & Rio Grande nnd Missouri Pacific,
Rock Island Unee and Burlington route.
Dining Cars and Electric Lights.
#Schedu'e Effective
Nov. 6, 1912
San Franclaco
ITlflOft FERRY DEPOT
Ivenve ! VIA SATSaTtTo Aitltp
7;40a I'etelutiia. Santa Ko«a. Healds-
I ln'irg. Cloverdale. I'kiah, Wll-
I Hts. Loncvule. **Sebastopol. 7:05p
B:lsalSonoma, Glen Ellen J te:os p
J te:3.-»D
8:15 a Pt Ueye«. Camp Meeker. Monte {t6:35p
Rio. Duncan Mills. Cnfadero { J7:35p
S:43a Petnluma. Santa Rosa, Guerne
ville, Monte Rio, Duncan ft6:3Sp>
Mills, Cazartero (leaves from (J7:Sspj
Duncan Mills)
10:45 a Petalnma. Sante Rosa, Healds-
I bnrc 5:05p
l:4sp'Petfllume,.Santa Rot«a. Guerne
] ville, Monte Rio, Duncan
Mills 10:35 a
T2:4T>pjPt. Reyes, Camp Meeker
8:lSp Petalnma, Santa Roea, Hfalda-
I hure Cloverdale, Ukiah,
I Willits. *Slebastor>ol 11:33 a
4:4f>p!Sonoma. Glen Ellen 0:35 a
E:lsp : Petaluma. Santa Rosa. Healds
' burs n-OSn
ELECTUIC SCBIRBAN VIA SAUSALJTO
Ssusalito. Mill Valley. San Rafael—Dally
every 30 minntes from 6:45 a. m. until 9:43
«. m.: hourly nn*i! 2:4n n. m.. then 3:15 p. m.
end every 30 minutes until 6:45 p. m. f then 7:43,
8:15, 11:15 p. m. and 12:30 a. m.
Fairfax—l eaves te:4s 7:T5, 7:45, P:l5 5:43.
0:15. 9:45. 10:45, 11:45 a. m.; 12:45, 1:45, 2:40.
3:15 8:45, 4:15, 4:45 5:15. 5:45 6:15, 6:45,
7:45. 8:15. 11:15 p. m.': 12:30 a. m.
San Quentln via San Rafael—Leave dally at
3:15 l. m. and 1:45 p. m.
Tibnron and Belvedere—Dally every hoar from
e:4f> a. m. until 1:45 p. m.; then 3:15 p. tn. and
every honr until 6:15: then 7:45,9:15 and 11:15
p. m. ond 12:30 n. m.
•Arrives daily 10:3-". a. m. ••Arrives Sundays
7:05 p. in., week days 6:35 p.m. tExcept Sun
day*. JSunda.vß only. only.
P«>(* Line Traisfer Cotnpaejr'* nsrents ere au
thorized to check baKzace direct from residpnee.
MUIR WOODS rfC%S)pK
MT. TAMALPASS^^P
VIA BAUSAUTO FERRY fg?
UNIOW DEPOT, FOOT OF i!ARK£T BTREET
fUund Trip, $1.90 CemUmd Trip, $2JO T
iT.tafrmtsa i U.Mair Weofa | U. MtTwilnh "
W«ekJ»y SawUy WeeWaV Sunday SaaJay
9:45t 8:45 a t 7:20* Vl:s9a 7:20 a 10:40 a
1:45 a §:45a 1:40p t12:50p 1:40p 11:40*
• 4:45? 10-45* 2:40p 1:59p 4:45p 1:40p
11:45* 4:50W 2:sop!* 8=36» 2:40*
....'.. 1:45» ! 3:50b 3:40>
2:45»l i 4:40"l 4:40?
•Saturdayeonly, f Mondays only • <Mt Tamalpaw onlj;
( Sausalito Ferry—Tel. Kearny 4980
Ticket Offices < 687 Market—Tel. Keamy 2751
f 874 Market—Tel. Doueias 4407
Gewral Office—Mill Valley. Oil. T»» MiUValley Sub. 81
lama c J lana!»ii;" arf 'Miir! sa" vi ilisaj: *pa fir ousts
BAY AND INTEIII RBA.V BO I IK*
tUnfjSMuTi i»«*y Y»rd
terra 700 945 a m. 1X30.320. 600 830 p. m.
Dock and office. North End FVry Bnildipg.
Phooes &«VBjr 406. Utali • U cartA
AUCTION SALES
I H. TAYLOR CURTIS, Auctioneer
J Mageificeinit Collection $
J -OF- f>
I Oriental Rings |
J AT AUCTION J
# The Setter Street Salesrooms t
4 A (532-534 SUTTER STREET)
\ COMMENCING TOMORROW
9 THURSDAY, Febo 27 9 at 2p.mJ
9 PERSIAN CARPETS, PERSIAN RUGS, HALL RUNNERS, $
V KESHANS, SAROUKS, KIRMANSHAS, ISPAHANS, ETC. r
4 4 IN ALL, 200 PIECES; IN ALL SIZES.
\ NOTE.—These Rugs are the Choicest Specimens of Their Kind \
* and Must Be Sold. s J
\ H. TAYLOR CURTIS, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE—Two earloede of ttne big
draft and wapon (S) dapple
jrrsya a» good e» erer came to this market: all
well broken, young and pound; weight of opan*.
8.530 to 8.650 pounds. Some tood contractor*'
or eand wagon horses reasoneM*. Call «n<l «ea
JOS. LETT. 338-340 Fell et.: phone Market 3ST7.
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM FEBRUARY 17. 1913
2.15 a Niies, Livernore, Trmcy, Lathiop,
Stockton, LoJi. Gait, Elk Grove,
Sacramento Roseville,Aub-.irn,Co»fax 10.40p
2.15 a Sacramento, Marysville, Biggs, Chico. 10.40p
6.4Ca Richmond, Port Costa, Martinet
Antioch, Byron Hot Springs, Tracy,
Patterson, Xewman, Los Banos,
Ingle, Kerman, Fresno II -59p
6.40 a San Leandro, Hayward, Niles, Sin
7.00 a The Statesman—Richmond, Valiejo
Junction (VaQejo), Port Costa, .
Beoicia, Suisun, Elinira, Davis,
Sacramento 6.50p
7.20 a Qoidfield Pass.—Truckee, Ha*en, Wa
buska Hudson), Mina,
Tonopah, GoldSeld. Laws, Keeler.. B.loa
7.20 a Richmond, Port Costa, benicia, Sui
sun, Dixon, Sacramento 7.50p
7.20 a Elmira, Vacaville, Rumsey 7.50p
7.20 a Roseville. Marysville (OroviDe), Red
ding, DunsTiuir. ... 10.40p
7.20* Davis, Woodland, Williams, Maxwell,
Willows, Hamilton, Corning, Red
Bluff 7.50t
7.20 a Niles, Pleasanton. Livermore, Tracy,
Lathrop, Stockton (Oakdale), Lodi,
Sacramento 7.30p
7.20 a Tracy, Patterson, Newman. Loe Banos,
In?le, Kerman, Fresno 4.30p
7.40 a Richmond, Valiejo, .N'apa, Calistoga,
Santa Rosa, Crockett, Port Costa... 6.1 Op
f7.40a Avon. Walnut Creek, San Ramon,
Livermore t».sop
B.ooa Newark, West San Jose, Los Gatos,
Wrieftt, Felton (Ben Lomond, Boul
der Creek), Santa Cms 6.60p
6.40 a Port Costa, Martinet, Byron Ho*
Springs, Tracy (Stockton), Merced,
Berenda, Madera, Fresno, Fowler,
Sehna, Traver. Goshen Junction
(Hanford, Annona), Tulare, Bakers
field 4.30p
8.40 a Visalia, Lindsay, Porterville, Ducor.. 7.1 Op
8.40 a Yosemite Valley via Merced..' 4.30p
B.ooa Iryington, San Joee 7.30p
9.00 a Niles, Pleasanton, Livermore, Stock
ton (* Milton). Valley Spring, lone,
Sacramento 4.30p
9.00 a Tuolumne, Snnora, Jamestown, Angels. 2.50p
B.ooa Atlantic Express—Sacramento, Truc
kee, Ogden. Salt Lake City, Denver,
Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago 8.30p
o.ooa Tonopah-Goldfield Standard Steepv.. 8.1 Oa
B.ooa Valiejo Junction, Valiejo { 7!j>op
8.40 a Richmond, San Pablo, Finote, Valiejo
Junction, Crockett, Port Costa, Mar
tinez, Avon, Concord, San Ramon.. 6.1 Op
10.20 a San Francifco Overland Limited-
Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis,
Omaha. Chica«?o 2.10p
10.40 a Valiejo. Mare Island, Napa 12.50p
10.40 a Stockton. { 'JJjg
10.40 a Los Angeles Passenger— Port Costa,
Martinex, Byron Hot Springs. Tracy,
Stockton, Merced. Madera, Fresno,
(Hanford. Coalinga, Yisalia), Baker*
field, Los Angeles 7.1 Op
11.20 a Shasta Limited—Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle 8.50p
12.00n Richmond, Port CosU, Benicia, Sui- \ 10.30 a
sun, Elmira, Dixon, Sacramento.. / I I.IOa
12.00n Davis.Williams,Colusa June, Willows,
Germantown, Or land, Hamilton.... 6.50p
IZOOn Marj-sviUe, Chico. Red Bluff 4.30p
I .OOp Xiles. Irvinßton, San Joee 2-50p
1.20p San Leandro. Niles, Centerville, New
ark. (Redwood), San Jose 7.50p
1.40p Newark, Alviso, Agnew, Santa Clara,
West San Jose ■ IO.OOp
fl ,40p Wright, Boulder Creek, Santa Crui .. 10. OOp
2.40p San Leandro, Kiles, San Jotie '/JOp
3.00p Benicia, Winters Sacramento —Wood-
land, Tudor, Yuba City, Marysville,
3.20p Richmond, Port Costa, Martine*,
Byron Hot Springs, Modesto, Merced,
Madera, Fresno 10.40 a
4.00p Port Costa, Martiner, Concord. Walnut
Creek, San Ramon, Livermore 9.30 a
4,00p Richmond, Yallejo, Napa, Calistoga,
Glen Ellen, Santa Rosa. 8.30 a
4.00p Niles (Ceuterville, Newark), SunoL
Pleasanton, livermore, Tracy,
Stockton. Lodi, Sacramento 12.60p
4.40p San Leandro, Hayward, Niles, Pleai
anton, Livermore 8.30 a
4.40p Irvington, San Jose B^oa
440p Tracy. Patterson, Newman, Los Banos,
Kerman, Fresno 10 40p
4,40s Valley Flyer—Port Costa, Byron Ho*
Springs, Tracy, Modesto, Merced,
Madera, Fresno, Cioeben Junction,
Tulare. Bakersneld. Mojave, Lot
Angeles 12 60a
&00p Valiejo, Fort Costa, Benicia, Suisun,
Sacramento. Roseville, Lincoln,
Wheatland, Marysville (Oroville),
Gridley, Biggs, Chico .„ ll^Oi
6.00p Dans. Arbuckle, Williams. Wiaows,
Orland, Tehama 10 40j
B.OOp Newark, West San Joee, Los Gatos... 8.30«
6.20p San Leandro, Lorenzo, Haywerd,
Nike. Pleasanton, Livermore, Tracy,
Stockton 3.IO»
6.20p Owl Limited—Port Coeta, Tracy,
Fresno, Los Angeles 8.1 Oi
6.20p Hayward, N'iles and Sari Jose 6.50p
6.40p Eastern Express—Ogden, Puebb.Den
ver. Kansas Qty, St.Lonis. Chicago. 8.30p
6.40 a Fort Costa, Benicia, Suisun, Elmira,
Sacramento, Coifax, Truckee, Reno,
Sparks 8.30f
7.00p China and Japan Mai! —Ogdea,
Cheyenne, t Denver. Kansas City,
Omaha, Chicago 3.10|
{ 7.00p Poit Costa, Byron Hot Springs, Stock
ton, Sacramento, Col/ax, Truckee,
Reno 3. lO|
$7.00p Richmond (Valiejo), Port Coeta, Mar
tinez, Concord, Walnut Creek, Pleas
anton, Niles, Oakland....' 12.45 i
&20p Oregon Express—Sacramento. Rose-
TMle, MarysviUe, Red.ling (Klamath
Falls), Ashland, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle, Spokane. 1.1 Of
B.oop Mt. Eden, Alvarado, Newark, Santa
Clara. San Jose 7.50j
8.40p Bakenfield, McKittrick. Hazleton.
Monarch, Moron, Fellow, Shale 7.60 i
[ 8.40p Richmond. Port Costa, Tracy. Mo
desto, Merced, Madera, Fresno,
Hanford, Tulare 7.50 i
9.40p Hanford, Annona, Lenoore, Huron,
Coalings 7 JWi
9.40p Msalia, Exet«r, Lindsay, Forterrille,
Ducor, Fatnoso 7^ol
[ Portland Express—Davis, Willows,
Red Bluff. Weed. (Klamath Falls),
Ashland, Roseburg, Portland, Ta
coma, Seattle 7.30 i
I NETHERLANDS ROUTE A h
From Pacific Street Wharf
TU« route offers exr-eptional opportunity for Ante
mobilists to reach all points on the Sacnraento River
Collinsville, Emmaton, Rio Virta, Isieton, Ryde, Walnu:
Grove. Vorden. Courtknd, Clarksburg, Sacramento.
Sttamsf Navajo leaves San Frandnco 8.30 a. m. c.z'.h
except Sunday, arriving Sacramento 7.00 p. m. Stopping
at all points en route. Leaves Sacramento 9.00 p.m. dailj
except Sunday, arriving Saa Francisco 7.00 a.m. Nc
atops cnlroute.
Steamer llodoc or Apacht, leaves San Frandeoo I.X
p. m. daily except Sunday; arrive Sacramento 4.00 a. m
daily except Monday. Leave Sacramento 10.30 a. m
daily except Sunday: arrive San Frucuco p. ox
otopoiag at all po'Bte co route. $
AUCTION SALES
GALLICK AUCTION ROOMS
041-45 MISSION ST. NEAK FIFTH—M. GaWck.
•uctlomer. Will p«r htfthpst price for furni
ture, merchandise, etc., or will sell on commis
sion. Phone Kenrnf f>B23.
VIA COAST LIINB
Lean (Third and Townsend Street*) Arrive
(Subject to change without notice)
t 6.05t Valencia Street, Ocean View, Cohna,
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno f 6.35 a
6.45 a South San Francisco, San Joee, Morgan
hill Gilroy, Sargent, Pajaro, Wateon
ville, Santa Cm* B.ooa
t 6.45 a Los Altos. Monta M*ta, I.o« Getoe.. J 9.46 a
7.00 a Coaster— San Jcee, Idorganhill. Gilroy,
• Pajaro, Castroville. Salinas, Sokdad.
King City. Paso Robfcs Hot Springe.
San Luis Obispo, Surf (Lompoc),
Hanea Barbara, Ventura, Oinard,
Los Angeles 10.30 a
7.00 a Hollister. Tree Finoe—Wateonvilte,
Santa Crni—Del Monte, Monterey,
Pacific GrOT? 10.30b
t 7.05 a South San Francisco, Fak> Alto, San
Jose. War Stations 7.50p
t 7.05 a I/oe Altos, "Monta Vista, Lμ Gates... $ 3.25»
B.ooa Shore line limited—Paeo Robles Hot
Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles. 9 50p
8.05 a Mayfield. Los Alton, LoeGatoe,Wright,
Glenwood (Boulder Creek), Santa
Cru», Watsonville, Castroville, Del
Monte, Monterev, Pacific Grove 9.05*
9.00 a San Jose, Morganhill, Gilroy. Sargent.
Salinas, Soledad, San Miguel. Iwo
Robles Hot Springe. San Luis Obiero *JWH
9.00 a Bollister, Tres Finos— Wateonvilie,
Santa Cruz—Del Monte, Monterey.
Pacific Grove 4.ou#
10.40 a South San Francisco, Buriingame. San
Mateo. Palo Alto. Mayfield, Los Al- , , 2 , Oo
toe, Los Gatoe. [fsS*
11.30 a Valencia Street, Ocean Mew, Colma,
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno 1.55p
11.40 a South San Francisco, San Jose f 8.20 a
1.20p Saturdays only—San Mateo, Red
wood, Mayfield, Mountain View,
San Joee 1 1100 a
1.20p Saturdays only—Loe Altoe, Mont*
Vista, Los Gatoe. §3.25p
2.001 Del Monte Express—San Jose, Mor
ganhill, Gilroy, Sargent, Watsonville,
fianta Cnw, De! Mont*, Monterey,
Pacific Grove. (Salinas) 12.30p
2.05p Eae'on, San Mateo, Palo Alto, San
Jose 8.40 a
t 2.1 Op South San Francisco, Redwood, Santa
Clara, West San Jose. Loe Gatos,
Wright. Felton, (Boulder Creek;.
Santa Cruz 11' -30a
3.00 a South San Francieco. San Mateo, San
Jose, MorganhilL Gilroy, Tree linos.
' Salinas 10.10 a
3.00p Watsonville, Santa Cm*. CastroviDe,
Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove 10.10 a
3.25p Burlingarae, San Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto, Mayfield, Los Altos, Los
Gatoe 5.45p
t 3.25p Wright, Boulder Creek, Santa Crux., tl 130 a
i.OOp Sunset Express—Tucson, Deming, 1"1
Paso, Houston, New Orleans. Chi
cago 9 15a
4.00p Washington Sunset Route— Washing
ton, D.C.. New York and East 9.15*
4.00p Salinas, Paso Roblee Hot Springs
San Luis Obispo, Santa LarLara,
Ventura and Loa Angeles 9.15 a
4.00p Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago 9.15 a
4.20p South Saa Francisco, San Joee f 7.25 a
t 4.55p Santa Cruj Limited—Mayfield, Loe
Alto* Loe Gatoe, Felton, (Boulder
Creek), Santa Cruu t 8.45*
t 5.05 a Burlingame, San Mateo, Redwood.
Palo Alto, Mayfield, Santa Clara,
San Jose t 6.30t
t 8.20p Redwood, Atherton, Mer.lo Park,
Palo Alto, Mayfield, Mountain View,
Sunnyvale, San Joee t 9.00e
t 5.20p Los Altos. Monta Vieta, Loe Gatos.. t 8.40 a
! t 5.25p Easton, Redwood. Mountain View,
San Joee 9.40 a
t 6.30p Loop—Valencia Street, Ocean View,
Cemeteries, South San Francisco.
23d Street, 3d and Towneend f 6.40p
5.40p San Bruno, San Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto, Santa Clara, Kan Joee... 7.45p
t 5.40p Mayfield. Loe Altoe, Loe Gatoe t 9.40 a
6.00p Tuesdays— Sunset Limited de Luxe,
New Orleana and East. Arrive Sub
daye M.OOa
f B.OOp MiUbrae, San Mateo, Redwood. May
field. Loe Alto», Los Gatoe t B.oo*
t 8.05p 23d Street, Visitacion. South San
Francisco, Valencia Street t 7.13p
6.30p South San Francieco, San Jose 6.45*
B.oop The Lark—Santa Barbara, Loe Angeles 9.45 a
8.1 Op San Jose and Way Stations 7.30 a
IO.OOp Los Angelee Passenger—Morganhill,
Salinas, Paso Robfee Hot Springe,
San Luie Obispo, Santa Barbara and
Los Angelee. 8.25 a
10.05p South San Francisco, San Jose II .55p
I 1.45p South San Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jose 7.35 a
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS—ELECTRIC SERVICE
Via Oakland Pier
To Oakland, !9th St.. and Berkeley vw Shattuck Ay«.
and Ellsworth St. Lines. —Daily—From 0.00 a. m., ana
every twenty minutes until 8.20 p. m., Inclusive, then
9.00,9.40,10.20,11.00,11.40 p. m., 12.20 and 1.20 a.m.
Additional boate Saturdays and Sundays only, 6.40
p. m., 9.20, 10.00, 10.40 and 11.20 p. m.
To Berkeley via California St. and Wett Berkeley, Albany
via Ninth St. Line*.—Daily—From *6.00 a. m., t6.20.
*6.40, t7-00 a. m. and every twenty min'itee until 5.20
p. m. inclusive; then 9.00. 9.40,10.20,11.00,11.40 p.m..
12.20 and 1.20 a. m. Additional boate Saturdays and
Sundays only, 8.40 p. ia, 9.20. 10.00. 10.40 aad 11J20
p.m.
!To Oakland, Washington-Broadway, East Oakland,
Fruitvale and Melrote via Seventh St.—Daily—From
6.00 a. then every twpnty minutes until 8.20 p. el,
inclnsive; then 9.00. 9.40, 10.20, 11.00, 11.40 p. m.,
12 20 and a. in. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundayeonly, 8.40 p. it.. IQ.GO. 10.40 and
p. m. *
Honethoe to Oakland, Waihlneton-Broadway. Fruitvele.
Alameda, North Side—Daily—From 6.00 a. m., f6.-0,
6.40, 7.00, 7.20, 7.40. 8.00. 8.40 and forty minutes past
the hour until 3.40 p. in.: then 4.00, 4.40, 5.00, 5.20.
5:40. 6.00. 6.20, 6 40, 7.00, 7.40, 8.20, 9.00. 9.40. 10.20.
11.00. 11.40 p. m., 12.20 and 1.20 a. m.
To Vigorit Steje, Puflman. Richmond (Steam Service)—
t6.40 and 7.40 a. m., 3.20 p. m., 4.20, 5.20.6.20 p. m.
To Stenehurit fSteam Service)—l6.oo, t8.40. f7.20.
J9.CO, JIO.OO a. m., J1.20 p. m., :2.00, t3-20,
♦4.00. *.').Cn. *r..40 and IA2O p. m.
Via Alameda Pier
To Oakland, 14th and Franklin Bt».—
6.15 6 45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 minutee past the
hour until 7.45 p. m.; then 8.30. 9.15, 10.00. 10.44
11.30 p. m. acJ 12.15 a. m.
To Alameda, North and South Side—
0.15, 645 s. m. and then 15 and 45 minutee past tie
hour until 7.45 p. m.; then 8.30. 9.15. 10.00, 10.45,
11.30 p. m. and 12.15 a. m.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES ANO VEHICLES
From San Francisco, South End of Ferry Building, for
Broadway Wharf, Oakland—Week days 6.00 a. m. and
every half hour until 9.00 p. m., inclusive. Sunday*
and holidays 6.00 a. m. and every half hour until
11.00 p. m.j inclusive. Boats leave Breadway Wharf—
Week days 6.15 a. m. and every half hour until 8.45
p. el inclusive. Sundays and holidays, 6.15 a. fa.
and every half hour until 10.45 p. m., inclusive.
a for Mornina- *Daily. p wr Afternoon.
tSundsy exceptei JSunday only. SSaturday only.
a Monday.
UNION TRANSFER COMPANY
Agentt collect baosaee and checks on train* or boat* of
l Southern Pacific Company, and deliver baggage to resi
dence. . n.sy are authorized to check baggage dirae* from
'.rtiidena. ?
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