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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
PRUNE SITUATION
MORE PROMISING
Prices Already Higher and
General Conditions Seem
to Favor Growers
Reaction Follows the Recent
Flurry in Barley—Wheat
and Oats Firm
■ ;" ■"" AA--':
Alter an extended period of dullness,
during which trade was unusually quiet
even for the dull - -■'*■*. the market
for dried fruits is showing more tone
and activity with prices for some de
scriptions working upward. Prunes
ore particularly firm, with the outlook
ror growers and jobbers more reassur
ing than it has been for some time
past. European buyers are operating
In the local market again, "and .this
activity, together with rather unsatis
factory crop prospects in some parts of
ihe state, has changed conditions to
such an extent that large handlers are
expecting a general cleanup of last
year's yield. ■ Basis prices are higher
than they were a week ago. and larger
premiums are being obtained for the
big tea. All handlers are quoting
to 4 50s which are the largest sizes ob
tainable in quantity, at the flat bulk
basis rate of sea pound, a sharp ad
vance. Apricots,.which have been dam
aged by frosts in some growing dis
tricts, continue very firm, with stocks
steadily diminishing Prices for the
other fruits show no change as yet--
Greatly increased arrivals brought
about a break in prices for strawber
ries long Washington street yester
day, and the* decline had* the effect of
popularizing, the berries among trades
men and consumers. More than 250
chests came in from nearby districts in
addition to about 400 crates from the
south, and, $10 a chest became a top
price for everything except one or two
favored brands of ?Longworths? Cher
ries were also In greatly increased
supply and lower, with 'the. bulk of the
offerings selling slowly because of the
unattractiveness of the fruit. There
was nothing new in apples or citrus
fruits, both being in fair request..
Vegetables were in abundance, with
prices for almost everything on the list
more or less lower. Arrivals of -aspar
agus were far in excess of ordinary re
quirements again, and with tradesmen
inclined to purchase sparingly, the can
ners had things their .own .way and they
reduced their bids to 40@50c a box,
which figures' sellers had to accept, or
carry the bulk of their consignments
over. Old crop potatoes were steady
at unchanged quotations. - The feature
of the onion market was the arrival of
the first new reds of the season. Five
sacks came in from Stockton and they
were forwarded to Oakland, owing to
the congested- condition of the local
market. y y «
Tn. the grain market barley futures
were exceedingly dull and lower, with
sellers unable to effect a single sale of
the Hay option, and there was less
excitement in the cash grain. The dull
ness was merely the result of a reac
tion ihat followed Monday's upswing.
Cash" wheat and oats remained firm at
unchanged quotations* and there was
continued firmness In, ha*' and feed
stuffs. In the bean market everything
except small whites continued dull and
weak. Grain bags were easier and
lower 'for spot and futures-
Quotations for dairy produce re
mained exactly, the same as on Mon
day, the market being particularly firm
for butter, despite a heavy increase in
the arrivals. The-only change in eggs
was a decline of -if a cent in firsts*,
the quotationsfor the other grades be
ing apparently satisfactory to every
one. It was reported that local buy
ers had quit paying a premium to
ranchers in Petaluma. ~
Receipts of poultry were liberal, as
is usually the case on Tuesday, but
prices for everything were maintained
with a fair degree of firmness.* An
other car of eastern hens*, the second
for the week, was received.
Receipts? of Produce April 20
Flfvur. qr sks.... I.olG ? stalt. sks ...?..." "40
Wh«-at, rtls .;.. 6Go'Molasses feed. Bks 1,100
Barley, ctls .... 4,4o.VLeather, rolls ... 195
Oats, ctls 5251 Tallow, ctls .... ■">
Beans, sks ..... ':' 514 Hides*, No .*-..... I.OSO
rorn. ctls .. 123 Pelts, No ..' 2.570
Bran. *-ks ...... 370-Sucar, ctls 8,000
Middlings, sks .. GO. vine, gals 107,700
Potatoes, sks ... !».* Brandy, gals .... GOO
Onions, sks ..... VOO'Lumber, M ft.... SO
Hay. tons ..? 204! Paper. bdls ..... 1.340
Hop-:, ... ' 100' Oranges, bxs ..... 1.000
Mustard seed. sk3 ; 4001 Kaisins, bxs ....*. 5,000
00 \k- k"; WASHINGTON
Hour, qr sks... .11.511i0ats, ctls ..... 5,815
Barley, ctls .... 2.115J
heat and Oilier Grain**
CASH WHEAT
California -white Australian, nominal; Califor
nia club. $l.GOtfrl.G2V" per etl: northern club.
$10001.02%: Turker red. *• Rus
sian red, $L37«4<(?1.G0: forty-fold, $l.Gs@l.Gi \*;
bluestem, $L77(*2&1.52"4:
FUTCKE3
Xo quotations. #-
CASH BARLEY
Choice feed. I j-', ,',. I.4S*fT per ctli No. 1
<> ,<l.4.':'-'-: j.*.".: lower grades, ■.$1.40<31.42 , ,a;
shipping and brewing, nominal; chevalier, nom
inal. ■ . ' , -*"* ' *■'
FUTURES ;
11 a. tn. Session ■;
.. \j sr _>; o stl«>s. $1.43',i bid. $1.45 asked.
f1.4 i for "opening and high and
f 1.4G for low "and closing.
2 p- m*. Session .
Mar No quotation*.: ''"2A.X.,
December—No sales. $1.45 \{ bid, $1.40 J4
Oats—White feed, ?1.55(31.G5 per ctl : blac**
and red, nominal, '- ?""*-.,.
Corn Eastern yellow, carload lots. *i.49f?*1.;»1.
v,,-r rtl-.do white. • $1..-.2fr. 1 •*■>*: Egyptian, white,
51.7nk51.75: Kafilr, $1.45@1,50./'
Rye—"bull and nonrinsl.
Butter, Cheese and "L~gg-«
Sales on tbe exeiange yester-lay " were 10
f.iM>s. of extra butter at J 27c a pound. 50 n<*w ,
California fancy flat cheeses at 13Vic a pound
and cases of extra epcs at 19c a dozen. ;
Bcceipts were 190,300 t«onnds of bntter,* 7.500 ;
ponnds of cheese and 2,579 cases of eggs. - ;
The following are* official quotatioas e»tab- j
1 i«-hed by ~ bids and offers on the floor of the j
Dairrexcfenfee. Prices.in the street, while gov- j
crnecl by the exchange quotations, .generally !
ranse from 2%c higher, owing- to the j
varioos changes to be added: ..:7 * . .-■■•:-: '•
y BUTTER. PER POUND |
I *v j ■ «k j J ».i j ■' J»
f-fxTrSs ...... ;20 iicT2GJ4ct2«^[CJ26«
i'irsi.s:/; ....'».. i2(*5c |26e (2Cc '-:." |2Gc
i 1
I > >
j -■ Ti 1 " •
el27c-r|27c ■■ '
j2Gc ,J26c -'
"Hie averse quotation for extra butter for tbe
r.e--k ended Saturday.*April-2(5,-was .28 l-(ic per
pound. ..'.': . - ' : ~. -- ■ . .?.
Cbeese— Fancy California flat*.',l3%e.per.-'lb..
steady : do first.**. 12c. -*':■ steady: fancy Young
America. 14c. firm: Oregon flats, 17c, steady; do
Y#.'fc Americas. I Sc. firm: Xew,,York fancy. 20
steady; Wisconsin fancy,. ',17*4 {jlSc,
steady. . •'■"• '/"■ .-*''*.;
Esps—California, fresli. per dozen, ca*cg in
rlwled: ; * .;. "■ ":' ":;/: . ~-:** [y:.':-■ y
Grades— -
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: to- " i> ', ji /■' ■ n- ' An
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tc
*xtras ."*." |19e j20'ic'20c '20c-,- Jl9e •"'- I9e :
|lR*£e|l8»4c lSiAc
;el*tod p«lletsfl7c IT.' |i7c ]l7c |17c 17.-
E"sg Market In »arby Counties
(Special Dispatch?to The' Call); y?
I'KTAIr.M.\ ** April, '29.—Tliere was no.ebabse.
:.i tbe official market for extra rain. eggs today
after receipt of -transactions of the San * Fran
cisco Dairy and Egg exchange,* but:the local price
dropped' 1 cent, y Local * dealers and ' speculators
offered 30 -jcents -f <<tA extra -ranch: egg:-..- Thor»
were "325 cases of extra ranf-li eggs sold' for.
Los * Angeles delivery.;' Production* is heavy but
not : excessive, deliveries? being less than; one
yeir.-aeo... *-'.-■: ■-. ■.---..--. ...-. - ; *-. ; -. -:-.:■
April,29.—Err
tiime to show, no change, dealers paying. the Iol
l&vliiff quotations today: - Extras..lSc;, firsts,:l7c;
seconds,: Atlc.' The locaFegg: exchanges•'are '. now
baidliug tbe bulk of; the egg supply. .'..--. '■•■■■■- :
."Portland-. flutter Market
F*>RTLAM>. April 2T».—Butter—ty creamery
r-stRE,: _s(jlid."i»ack,\ 2isc;* conn try .cream err," 2<'>(u
;2Se. », -. - ; - --■"■." '.-.-',- •"-'"' *."-..- =» - 4
- Potatoes - ,? Onions* nnd \ eactablen :
I'oistoes— Ittver • Unrbanks,-. 7*o(<i<>7>c r per .stick:
Leiiipio do, loe r a. ?i:HJ per etl;..Oregon do! 5041
«.>: ""■ sweet*, potatoes. ; $3(53.25;' new potatoes.
tl.So*@2 per etl; do parnets;'s2.so@3.'>«'■•.-.-. -'•■*. «
~-y Onions (per etl) -River yellow Sscs?sl;iOre
[ pon do. $l(g1.10; : Ner.-..:,!. $1.25: i Australian. $4
| 64.50: Bermuda seed, 1.25 1.35 per crate. y y;
\V. ■__. tables— Aspamjni*. 40((ii>0c> per box ** for
; K'jjxi ito choice.v with ; graded : extra >; brißging - $164
i ■-•">: p.-' peas. 2y,lti3He iper '■: encumbers,"
i"scQsl per;dozen:-" garlic, 4(?J(jc per, lb;' cabbage,
: per etl: cauliflower. 40^i50c per. dozen;; green
I peppers, •15 (_'.".-• per . lb;: carrot*. ",<■ I per ; sack;;
; celery,; $25i2.50*; per crate; y artichoke-:, «10«f125c
per dozen; rlxnbarb,'Co<B'rsc, per box; do San Jose.
Sftft 1.23;-tomatoes.-.Florida.- 14614. 50.per crate:*
string beans. 106115 c per'lb;*" do Winters."2oc;
summer squash, $] 2"*''-i 1.75 per crate, y
Deciduous and Citrus /Fruit*
' Strawberries— Lrmg'n-ortbs. : WBflße per drawer;
Banner brand. 40Q50e; Malindas. etc.. 30<540c
southern., SK,_..y. • for 13 basket crates; Fresno
crates. I **
■ Cherries—Purple Gnigne. $1.50<3 2 per drawer
for choice and $1 '.• 1.5 for commoa; white,*,7sc@
$1? .-■*-. ~ -,*'. -'-■:■-... *
Apples' (per boxl —Ben Pa vis. ~".. ■■i%\: - north
ern Pnitzenbergs, $I.2sfi;l.so::4Newtown«pippins,
$1.11 0i1,.".-"". for 4 tier an.! S-'»c@sl tor 4U tier.
Citrus Fruits (per box*—Navel oranges, $3.soS**s
4 for fancy and $2.506J:3.r/> for choice; seedless
grapefruit, $2.5Q(g 5; Florida do. $3(i 0; lemon-".
$551G.50; - frosted lemons. $1 <f?,1.50; lemonettes,
$46i4.50; Mexican limes. $3@G. *.y ; ~
Tropical Frnits— Bananas 3'.£6!4<- per lb for
Mexican $1.23fi?1.75 per hunch for Hawaiian and
4615 c per lb for Central American; pineapples.
1 ?2<jJ4 per doren,, ..-, : " "-"*-".; '■.- ? "
j Dried Fruits, Raisins? Vats and Honey
I ."■ Prunes--Bulk basis, 2%<>12%c per lb; 50s, *ie
■ higher; 4f!s to -••-. se. bulk basis.
i Other fruits, 1012 crop: *
I Stand- Extra
:50 lb boxes— ard Choice. Choice Fancy
Evaporated apples .... 4"4c_ % '»VsC
Apricots ......... I"<* - 12c , l"*c
Peaches ...... 5c OVic 3» 4 e CV4c
Pears - s'l-c 'y •■ -*-7fee, ;££•*
Nectarines s*i<* lj:' ' Vc« <*
I 1 Raisins— At sweatbox. 2 , .i-"" per lb to growers:
j loose muscatels. 3c, 4»ic and 4*4 c for '-'- 3 and 4
crown, respectively; 2. 3 and 4 crown layers. 95c,
$1 and $1.25 respectively: ■• crown ; Deheea . clus
ters, $1.70: 6 crown Imperials. $2.20; seeded. 1 1
lb boxes, .-,".<• for fancy and s<* for choice, with
the usual differential for 12 oz Boxes; * seedless
sultanas, 505,; 4*ie; do Thompson, Cc for * un
bleached. ' - *'
Nuts—Jobb-ng prices to the trade: Walnuts,
lC!g ISc for No. 1 softsliell, 11 @12 for No. -2,
lGc for standard and I9<§;2oe for budded per lb;
almonds, 1-KglGc: oceans, 16@18c; Brazil. 11®
13c:* peanuts, 4*r2(3sVic; pinennts. 136214 c. "-.
i Honev—Fancy'water white comb, 15Vi@iCc;
dark l? amber. l:*,<•.. 14 1 -j<-: whiter extracted,"
nominal at !Hsl9e per lb; llsrfct amber, S@9e;
amber, 7QB<*:'lower grades. CiflTc-per-lb."'--//.
Beeswax—33@34c per lb for light and 29©31 c
for dark. '* . - -".?-??. *y
Beau-*, Seeds and Hops
Beans (per ctll—l.lmn. $3.30@5.35: Mancbn
rlan butter, $3.«0!g3.73;; bayos, 53.20613.30;
large white. $4.5004.05; small white.iSsQs.lo;
pink. $3.40@3.55: cranberry. 55.10fJJ5.25: Man
chnrlsn do. 9 ': 7."■'' l 4: black- $2.756?3; red.
53.706J3.55; red .. kidney. $3.706|3.53; garvanzas,
horse beans, nominal.
Seeds—STnstard. —; flaxseed. $3.X per etl;
canary. 66fCV»c per lb; alfalfa. 14@lSc; rape,
2H®S'4c;* timotbv, nominal?' hemp, 3c; millet.
2y.fe£2"4c '-■-/■:■-y-ry ■ c /
Ly Dried Peas—Creen. $3@3.25 per etl.
j Hops—California. 1912 crop to growers, 11S@
20c per lb for choice * ll@15c" for lower
grades. ;,... * .
'• yy Klojur and Farinaceous Goods /y
Flour (net per bbl). —California family extras,
$5.00*36; do bakers' extras, $4.00(35.20; super
line. $3.904£4.10: Dakota patents, $G.40@7.40;
| Kansas patents. $G6J6.23. .• - y * *
I Farinaceous Goods—ln 10 lb sacks "are qnoted
|as follows: Per 100 lbs—Graham flour. $2.90;
j entire wheat flour, $.*>: buckwheat flour., $5; self
| rising buckwheat flour, $5.50: wheat j meal. $4:
1 rice flour, $0.50; rye flour. $.1.70: rye meal. $".(;":
| cornmeal. yellow end white, $3.23;- extra ; do,
I $3.50; oat Croats, $4.60; buckwheat groats, $&.*»;
I hominy, | $3.70: cracked wheat. $.'{.: j farina.
| $4.10: pearl barley, $5.5061G: sylit peas. ?(! for
! yellow and $7 for green. In A lb sacks 10c
I lower for all and 20c-lower for 50 lb sacks.
Hay and Feedstuff's .?.
Vomers & Co., In their weekly renew of the
hay market, say: '
. "There*ls eery little of interest to report con
i cerning "the local hay situation., and, although
receipts were somewhat less than' the week pre-
I vious, the. mark( I has been rather Inactive?
■This week's arrivals: amounted to l >•**■''■ . tons,
against 2,158 the week previous. * Prices *of
I trraln !.it - remain hisb. but there has been no
i further advance. Tft consensus of opinion is
t that we will see lower prices as soon as new
i bay is ready for? market, which will be very
! shortly from some sectious. as the volunteer crop
la already being cut. .. . v *
p •'There is "co chance-In the country situation,
! but what hay there is.left is being held at high
| prices." New cr.ip conditions are excellent In
i some portions of-the state,; although in other
i sections the situation Is anything bat encour
aging. It .seems -.to be the general;opinion that
we will have : to . Import.- a considerable ■ quantity
of hay and it is quite probable that this can be
done at _comparatirely. reasonable; prices. .'Tim
othy and" grass hay has been used to a consider
able extPiit this year, and has "given fairly good
satisfaction, so that we believe it can be used
quite eenerally during the coming season, should
conditions wflrrant Importations. *"
'•Alfalfa , has . arrived rather «freely of late,
and prices are lower than last quofe<l."
Feedstuffs (per ton! — Bran, - 526.5ft6£27.50;
shorts.■.'S27.soCc2S.so; .middlings, '■' I; rolled
barley. $30,506/31.50: rolled oats for feed, S3G6J
37: cornmeal. $33.50(p30.50; cracked corn. $35.50
chopped feed. Jinfi2.":" evercreen. chop
feed. $21 in car lots and $2.1 for Jobbing: oilcake
, meal. 20 ton lots $36.56. 10 ton lots $35.50. 5
ton-lots $30. small lots $3G.50; coeoanut cakp or
lineal, nominal: alfalfa meal, j carload lots $51,
jobbing $22; Eureka meal, carload lots $21.50,
jobbing $23; Tlgorator, per ton. $22. v .
Hay (per ton) —Fancy wheat hay." $24.50<a20:
Ko. 1 wheat and wheat and oat. $226J24: good
to choice do. f196i21: lower pre. t. $17©IS:
barley and oat, $1*6i21: fancy tame 0at.*52239
23.50; other do. $156122: wild oat. ?17@20.5(*;
stock hay. $116/1-5; alfalfa, $156 i 17.
! Straw—soQSoe per bale.
Poultry.' and Game
Poultry (per dozen)liens. *.-.*.; ."■..-■ for small.
?6.50@7 for large and SloC_jl2 for extra: eastern
hens, 20c ncr S9@lo: do
extras. $106J 12;' old roosters, $4.50@3; fryers.
$81*39: " broilers.-$4.50626 for large. .I:''., i for
medium and $2.50(33 for small; ducks; $56f7for
old and $9<g 12" for yonng; cees*-. ■■■. $2..W6?3 * per
i fair: pigeon,. $J.50@2; squabs. $2.506j3.50;
Belcian hares, $4@B per /.en. -*
Game .per do7.eut—Hare. $2.2 6? a 2.50; gray
geese. $2.50@3; brant, $1.75612.50; white ceese.
$1.50(32.23. ■■' : - ; .;-,y. ■.. _ ■
lioleHale Fifth Market
j Prices (per lb>—Salmon.**-'—;'- spring salmon,
|12"4 c: halibnt, 12i£.c:: chicken halibut, ■■IO?; cod-
I fish, ltd red jroek,*. 9c; black rock, —•: vrrail. ,
—: barraeudariOc; sand dabs. Sc; .... :
! fish. S<-: carp. sc: smelts.: 12y-, silver; smflts*. ?
! —: herrings. 4c: tomctxls. 10c; small striped bass, i
; 12'.4c; large do.—; perch. 7c;". mackerel, —; i
I white bait. —; shad. 4c; pike.-f—: aat*ssh, ;- : I
' prawns. 12%e; shad roe? 20e;*erabs,. $2.50. p<r '
■ dozen. -• -.. Ay ■'- - ,-. A-,--. .■ j
The above quotations represent f-Vo. b. prices j
1 for cleaned fish, boxed tad Iced.
Pacific Codfish
Tbe Union Fish company quotes as follows ' 7
Bcndlcs, small, whole, 100 lb bales? 5Uc; cases?
regular. large, whole,*: 100 lb C* y ic: caw*.
»>xtra,- 100 lb boxes. 7c; ~ eases.* eastern style.
7Vic: Anchor brand," SMc: narrow gauce,-R*je;-
Silver; Kinc. 9*Ue: -Golden . State. *» %c; -White
Seal middles. 31V*6illi4c;"seabrlght bloeks.S'ie;:
oriental blocks. S'«c: Crown "brand.'. : tablets, ■
rx'arl tablets. 9*"*, c: 5 lb boxes . fancy' lK>*-el-»«s.
lie: 2 lb boxes fancy. lKme!es;s, 12e; half bids.
pickled cod. $fi. ■■■ *.. y. ■-• ■---_■■■_ 7,
The Alaska Codfisb .- quotes as follows: i
Bundles; cases, regular. GUe; do extra.?
7c; do eastern 7 c; Frigate brand., - i
narrow Paragon. Monarch, pi..,.; Western ■
Pride. - ■;'". Imperial,"--G0 lb boxes. ?",(■: _», 10 i
lb. boxes. n : y e: Ocean Wave. 7 .-; Siberia
2 k lb 914 c: 1 lb do, 9%c: Choice 1
Bits. slb M.V' lie;, do 2lb 1...v.- 12c;-2 lb 1
t«>nel(-ss bbK-ks, 11 «£c; pickled cod, Sll per I.'ii: i
half bbls, $6. yk- - ? : " .;,' I
Meat Uarkel !
DUESSED MEATS ? * i
. Slanghterers* rates to dealers and batchers are j
as follows: ' ■•.. j
* Beef—lliirgl2c per lb for steers, lOK&lle
tor' cows and heifers. * ..',.**
Veal—ll !i@ 13c for large and 126113 c for
small.- - ...
Mutton—Wethers. 10"4<ailc: i-we<* "lie. * j
Lambs—lHi6ji2c" per lb: spring iambs 136?
14c , ■.■■■",-■'.' ..;-: - ,■_ 1 .,.; ;
Dressed Porktper Ibl—-126t13e.
LIVESTOCK MAItKET
The following .quotations, are for koo-1 sound
livestock,- delivered :-■ in * San- Francisco cross
weight: , '--77-i': -."".." -v.-.- .- /'■■
No. 1 steers,.over 950 lbs, ; 7»4^.7**I C per' lb- I
under 950 lbs 7', 7 "->■•; second quality alii
weights, ;Gi4@7c; thin, undesirable steers -4*£.-
('i .*).■. -*;,.* ---'-,-■, .-.-■: . * '•" "", '
No. I .'-'-v. and heifers? G*-.>6}6"'ic* second
quality. 5K6i(;J4c; comny>n to thin, undesirable
COWS, * •• - ,->:■".._;.. ■■-■ -'-__•.;--
V Desirable bulls?and stags,, 414 ≻ half fat or
thin bulls. 2f/3c..- '' ' --■ -",
-Calves—Lightweight, per lb. me? i
dium, (;-*i 4 *./7'-,e; heavy, .-.--,;>>-. ?' -■■-.-," '?-.- j
Sheep—Desirable wethers,y unshorn, CfatJ'lc* :
ewes, 56j5 J /Jc; shorn:sheep,-ii. to- ",c |... '
< Sucklln-r • Lambs— G%ta-\ c per lb ? "'
:. Dogs— Hard grain fed, weighing' 100 to 130
,'■ A •'"' k 15 ?? '" -""' lbs -k" S^( N -'""•■' lbs?and ■
y Provisions , : ' ?\.
-Hams (per ' fornia ?H. H. brand '"(.V-e*
M & 1., brand. 21e; picniCM. M-... : Primrose'
21 »4c;s Eastern i Star.,: 21c;' skinned." 22 • \fon-'
arch. lS*£6il9£c; picnic. 14 (-.,-. • - ' ;
Bacon Primrose, 4to 0 lbs.' 30c; Eastern tart '
4to 6 te2Bc, ft to S lbs 27-. « to-10 lbs 23c !o ,
to 12 lbs J.•: Arrow,' Bto JO lbs 24' ',10 to 12 ■
lbs 23}4c; : medium .bacon,? up,,.-: light medium.*; l
*''"4e;-Hgbt dry salt bacon. 8 to 10 lbs 22c 10 to '
32 lbs 21c: sugar cored. C to 9 lbs,**24c.
«-: California Bacon- M. 5, & 1., brand. <; to R lbs
Zlftc/ - to:10 lbs 20',c; 11. 11. brand.- Bto S lbs
25i4e,"*S:to 1.1 lbs 24 : ..-. VI to 12 lbs _j ,1;..
Cottelcne— Half bbls. 10.-; i tierce. "•;()'•** c: 2'
tierces,"* I0%c; 5 tierces. 10 Vie per lb: ("alifene "*■ I
lOK-c, for. I} tierce. M>y- 1 for. 2. tierces, ;:•;,,- for 5 ■
- for hair U.l-, and tubs; t cases,"
$7. .•.'"" - *. -
; OiN. Western Me.-.« brand—
L«rd.-.tierces, 50s u» r easej - $7..*.5. lus
■"■' : ■■''"'■' " ...'■■- Ay: ~;.-'■'■■ . .'Ayy *. *■■...=■:, ■y,.../.!.. s *>-,--*.y:<>-.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1913.
SP.I.i. 5* $0.27,. '$9.3o;"compound lard, tierces '
9tSc.,sos*(per.case> $4.J-**. $i;.i.**i. $6.23, 3a :
: 50.30; : yellow ; cooking .' oil :i tsoc 4 per < gallon; S white j
cooking ** oil, - G2e ' per . gallon; * salad - oil,":' Csc *? per j
■ gallon. Ay:-- ';**.-. A-yy.--: ...-.- ;=:,-y.; '■■aa : /:7A\
:* California Pure Lard; *M. ■ & 1., : brands-Tierces.''
': 14»ic: rami. ;1 1 to ; a case. J7.;.7*y *4\to - a 'case, j
■$11.90;' large tins (1 ton case.':s9.ls;,m«Mlhim. : *l2 i
;j_. to a case.' $9,221-.; ! small. 20 to a case,' $9.30. >*"' j
* California Compound I_--ird. 11. H. brand—Tierce 1
:■■ ba('ls,*9Wc;tcanß..*ltto*ajcase.ts4.B7%;?'4.to;a ,
case,.s7.9o; tins, oto a case. $6.15: $6.221- :
20s,"> S&.S0; M. & L*."«salad oil,;;tiercelbasls..Gflc; ;
,1 M.;&'. L. . cooking oil. C 2c * for white; and' 00c" for ,
yellow: Blscola. tierces ilV>c.'buckets lljic'.balf
! bbls ll'sC. cases $7.50.> .". •"-.'.-.*:
t:. Beef—Extra fauiily. family and extra mess
• beef.;.s24 per,bbl.<- .... "7.-A.
--::-:'■ Pork—-Extra - prime, -, In barrels, $2.".: ** pig ' perk,
I $28; pigs',feet. $5.80 for_half;bbls.* $2.25 for -'•">
Ilb kegs and $1.50 for kits. ?? - **■.'-'" J:
Hides. Tallow, .Wool and* Hop* -
". 11i.1.s — HeaTy?medium?salted;steers, lSVi®"
1-1 ! -< : ' IlKfet, s 131 ■ cowhides,' 13>»rt"ft
I 14Vic;',' bulls Sand \ stags,'. OiilOc;. salted kip,'; Ufa
1 15 c;" salted -■ real ?and .* salt*hl ,-calf.> 17%<918%c;
"dry, hide- 25(g 20c; • -lis. 17c; murrain. 24c J; dry
calf and Teal. i!S@29c;,flry kip. 24'n2*>: dry ,
hides," I7e; _' dry balls ' and. stags;!. 17©lSc; i, sheep:,
j skins, short " wool, 25@50e: medium, 50®80c;
I long- wool. £oc<fjsl.ls; _'lambs,** 4 ?forjlong
and "15*?<'35c: for short wool; milk laml»s.?10c; 1
shearlings," 20(f{25e - :-,- .. No. ■1 \ and 10..' : for ; No. 2: 1
horsehi.'es. salt. $2.75^:3. for. ■ larsre > prime * and
1 $2.2s<E£2r»o': for No. ;. 1; ■ medium.*! $1.75(g2; * small. I
1 75c@51.25;;colts. 2".@soc;;hcrsehides,-dry. $2rt? j
2.25 for large,' $1.50*52 forimedlum," 50c@$l'for j
small,"and-; 25®50c for colts: ■' goatskins,ajyimei
angoras, ; 75c@$l;.'".medium,' '35*350 c; - long hair j
goats.' 40c; nicdiuin, 25c:kids." . r )"(f?loc..' ■.■ j"v ". J^fif*?'-1
; Tallow—No. 1 rendered, bbls, r.r.j.'. cansjand |
- drams, ' 3*& fit sc. ■'-'.'■'..•. " .*.*'- -A-*' fy\
■ Grease—2(ji3e.per lb.-; :':•' ■-'/'''' ■'■ Jj\
Wool—Market dull and nominal.*" , - ."*■. |
. '**.-"-■ "■""■•» ■■ •■ -'.-'■ ,':■"■"'■•■ ",;.'—•*;;
'//A- y k?" Ili>r*ea and -.' MMeai .
The following;quotations for' ( horses;and mules
j are furnished by the Butchers'', and 'Stock - Grow
ers' Journal: l ■■: '■- A Ay
■ -77"- •--;"-•• -■- :,"..' HORSES ■*. . .'..'.?-.•..■_ |
Desirable drafters. 1.700 lbs and OTer. .$3ft05<350
| Light drafters, 1.550 to. 1.'..".0 lbs..;*"..'. 250(&255
Chunks, 1.25«> to 1.500 1b5........* ... 200C4250
Wagon horses. 51,250; to 1.350 1b5.";..... !50«i225 j
Delivery wagon horses, 1,050 to 1.2.".0 lbs 135<& 150 1
' Desirable; farm mare 5..............:... M*i'<il23 j
| Farm w0rker5.......; — ..... .."**' 73 100
MULES—MEDIUM TO EXTRA *
950 lbs, 4 to 7 years ................ $750125
1.000 Iks, 4 , 7 years.... ........ * 125C.T175 ]
: 1.100 lbs. 4 to 7 years ..'....,...■.150(1*i200 j
i 1,200 lbs, 4 to 7, years. ..._...;;........ 200^250
Over 7 years old range from $15,t0 $25 lower.";?:!
Note—Shippers to this market mnst'hare horses ;
close, to type, with aze.v bone * conformation - aud*
style, to command extreme quotations.y yy/
- -»'.- General ;3lerehandl*e" V
.. Bags—Standard Calcuttfi • pram bass. 9%e - tor
spot and !i' 2 ',.'.y,- ! " June-July delivery: -San
1 Quentin. * wool bags.' 50v4c for 4 and 4*>c
j for 3V» lbs- fleece twine," 9*ic : ,..- lb;"bean bags;
S"-*C. " >.:.' '.' * •?' Ay "..:.- .-- -y v y»;,l
.;, Oil : (quotations are for-barrels!-—Linseed.** <'•'• j
per gallon for boiled | and ;5Se. for, r;iw , "- ' i.l lots !
lc less, cases sc;more;Baker'sAA ! castor, cases,-1
5 gallons; $1.13? 10 gallons, $1.09: commercial !
castor, in cases. BOc; China nut. ; cases, 75@$5c_
per gallon; extra bleached winter sperm Wl. 80c;"
natural winter sperm <■!!. Sfic: pure f lard< oil,
Isoc; winter strained lard i H. 75c;' pure neats
foot oil. Ssc: paint oil. 30<5.40c. '«■
Coal Oil. Gasoline, etc.—Pearl oil. in balk 9c. j
In cases lCc; Headlight oil, in bulk lOc.iin case* !
I 17c; Eocene,;ln bulk ii.-. In > cases in.--. Elaine,
2Gc; Red Crown gasoline.;' in bulk 16% c, ;In cases
23% c; ensrine dlatillate. in bulk 8c in cases'lsc;;
gas- machine : gasoline.; in ' bulk . :!7c. , in 5 cases
44^Ac:- varnish makers'-and painters' napilia. in
bulkl.iijc, In cases 22H-C. * - ■'"■-'
Turpentine—ln cases, ''.-!-': 10' case lota, lc
less: _ drnms'rand Iron barrels, 37c; Artoturps,
cases 30c. iron barrel* or drams. • •J-'*.c iter pall'.n.
Rosin—F.~ $9.45; 11. $8.50; V.i;, | $11.10 per
bbl of --sii lb-.
Red; and White Lead—Red. R#B%c: white,
7*i(gß*Hc per lb; de in 5 aud 10,1b lots, 7 J ,ic
and 7 ; 4 c. respectively.' A'- ',••-*: '■■■
REFINED SVGAS MARKET* f A
The Western Sugar Refining company eaatea as
follows, net cash: Fine granulated.;4.soescan
ners* granulated; 4.50 c; , fruit • granulated, i 4.50 c;
H. & K. crystal dominos.,s lb cartons; In "cases,;
s.:;<!.•: ,i . 2 ib I cartons ,In eases, 8.80e; j monarch
bar, -!>-„-": tahletsTin half bbhs, sc; do In 25 th
boxes, 5.25 c: cubes. -t.7.">c: monarch '/powdered.',"
4.fioc: XXXX powdered, 4.fiße; candy granulated,
4.80 confectioners' A. • 4.50 c; beet 'granulated,"
4.30 c; extra C, 4c; golden C. 3.90 c; D, 3.SOc.
Barrels and 50 lb bags 10c." half bhla 25c. boxes
BOc more per 100 lbs than '-for ,bags of 108 ibs
net. -B^rin' 25 and 40.1bs tins I $1.70 more,' i:i
*> and 10 lb tins/ $2.35 more per 100 ibs than the
price for this grade In 100Jb bags.'- .- * '
The California and Hawaiian ''Sircar.'- Refining
company quotes as* fellows: - Granulated '» busis.
4.50 c: C. & H. tine standard. 4.50 c; coarse dry
gTHßtilati I, 4.30 c; confectioners A." 4..'*>( V: berry?
J4..-Jl.'; powdered. 4.GOc: cubes.- 4.75 c; ."Hlgrade','
bir. 4.83 c; bricks (in half bblsi. sc;-bricks (in
' '_'."> II boxes!. 5.25 c;, If. <v E. crystal j dootlaea ;(5
lb cartons In, cases,; 8.30 c; .• do '2 - lb; cartons ,iin
cases.; 8.80 c; extra fine "dry 'granulated *(100 Tb i
bags only). 4.30 c; extra <*. 4c; golden C. 3.90 c;
yellow D, B.SOc. Additional per 10* lbs** la bbls '
and:so lb bags, 10c more; half v.is. 25c -more:, j
boxes. 50c more for all grades.' - Bar ln 35 and 40
»> - tins.- $1.70 more:: In M lb '" tins, $2.35 . more. 1
Mlnlmiirn**'order*carload weight. . """"*•'
i .-..-... -».-„-', -—-■ ■ ■ ■- -- .;■ ■ ' -'-.-.--.'. ''..,:•:
Livestock Market ,"'•-•
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. April 29. Hoes—Rpppipts.
heii-i: marfeet *a ' shade . k>Wer. " Itnlk -of sales.
!55.50@5".50: light. fs.:)-y,,s.<w>: mixed. $8.25*0,
8.58; heavy."; $S.IO@S..'JO; rongh, $5.10@5.20;
pip*. SfiAQftiS.Co. : - *•■.-. -. ;
Cattle—Receipts. 2.500 head: market All at
jesterday'p decline. Reeves. S7.2fiSJ3.fK>; * Texas
steers. $8.70«7.75: weetern, / $0.0017' 8; stoekers
an.l feeders, r $*?.'W<SR; cows and heifers. §3.90<@
£.25: calves?; .*0.25(t{9.25. •? —- ".
Bceelpta. lfi.ooo head; market ;5QlOc
loj»*er. - Native, $5.9067.15; , western. SG.lS'a
7.ls:*j*earllnss. $6.4097.85; lambs, native $0.50
«15.73, weatern $a.&O«aS.BO. *
„■--"''-' KANSAS CITY Ay yyA
y KANSAS CITY. - April _».—Cattle—ll. e--.
9,000 head; ; market stesdv. /Native steers,:",s"(!?
5.50; southern | steers. sootbera mws |
am] heifers. $4.25'"*;7.25: native cows and heifers
•-' 2-">a - 40: Ftockers and feeders,'so.so@S; .bulls,
$-".75647.25; calves,; $6.50@9.50: western ; steers,
>■'"•■ y.2:,: western cows $4-25@~.25.
/ Hogs—Receipts. 19.000 bead; market 501 Oe
lower. Bulk of sales, $5.20g15.40; heavy, $?.*ls**s
S.SO: packers and' bntehers, : $5>.20@5.40; light,
f5.25§i8.40: piss. ?7.'_'.-.'.; 7.75. - -->*./,
'Sheep—Receipts, 9.000 hf ad: market Ifle lower
Mottons,*- $5fiJ6.75: ■ Colorado lambs. rr.«0@8.30;
ranee wethers < and yearlings, ' $5.25@7.25; - range
ewes, $5®6.50. - -", --"-/.-,.- '-'.- i* /■
SOUTH OMAHA .
SOUTH OMAHA.' April ; : 29.—Cattle—Reoelnts.
4.100 head;,market lower. Native steers, $7.50<f??
5.50; , cows - and, heifers,,-$5.75@7.75; . western
steers, $e.6O((rS: Texas steers. $(".'./7.r.0; cows
and heifers, $5®7.50:; .-.'lives. $0.7.><<T1».75.
■■ Hoes—Receipts. 13,000 / head: - market -: tower.
Heavy. $5.10«18.2.*".'. llnht.;sS.2o«?S.3o; pigs, ?7@
B;hnlk_of sales.-'55.15»5.25.-* '-• -'"/ ■■■■■ : -'■--■ :-■..:
Sheep—Receipts. 7.500 ■ ..-I: ' market lower.
Yearllncs. $7.7.75; * wethers, $0.4007 7.10;
lambs, $8.30f 8.75. -- —- :* -. .
I . HoKton AVOOI. Market y
j - ; , BOSTON.*/April 29.—Domestic wort! is moving
j more j freely at the expense; of i values/-* Healers
I are. l endeavoring to clean' up. tttelr old stock! and
I buyers **are ,7reported to ;be bidding/ actively.- en
; the •ranges.'/;;. New westet ii wools j range from l:,e
I 6F L e 4 T Ep f) I " > •*
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TWO WEEKS' VACATION TRIP
Tickets told daily June 1 to September M. stopovers. Final limit October 81.
■ The special rouad trip rate from San Francisco is $86.70. This rate'allowa one to"_
go#ia Foriiitnd. Seattle and Vancouver to Glacier, Field. Lake Xobwb^and Banff. Betnrn
py ing via : Afrcw and I Kootonay Lake* and 1 Spokane. Write i tot ; itinerary A outlining day
light rides tlfl * ou sh I entire * scenic ! portion and' short ! stopovers at ; all points of . interest.
G. M. JACKSON. Gen. AgV .Pass. Dept., 645 Market St., Palace Hotel Bid*., San Francisco
I ■ r . ■ . • : , ■-~..■■. . . , ..; , ; .... .......... ~
!in Utah to 'iSc'and In Miehlpan and '■ Ohio.
{: Old J; delaines are- : . sellinc slowly | ; at/s29e,"*';?while;
{Montana * half blood staple/Is firm at 20c. Cali-
I fornia and Texas products are dull. .
]■•■"*; Leading /domestic: flotations t range *as \ follows:
"- aMiss-onri: % blood, 25e; quarter / blood. 23*(|'
1 2Gc:tbrald,. 21-; black, burry, seedy, cotts, IS
{■■£19c.*l
I-.-'Scoured baais: - , - * •-
I Texas— Fine. 12 l in<mt!i=. 54(&53c; dne, 6 to 8
| months.'47@4Sc;"fine fall. 484948c. -?/•--'»-? y.yy
7k California^— Northern. 52@33c: A middle - county, :
50«?52c: £" southern, st 48@49c; J fall '" free, 4&(g.50c;
I fall, defective. 356.-10 C- _ ,
/ Oregon— No. 1 staple. sG(lts7c: east-/
crn elothinc. 50'ff57e:| i valley** No. 1,-V: 55@37c; ; '
valley 2, 52 @33c;f valley No. 5. ! 454^46c.
Territory—Fine, staple. K>@s7c; . tine medhim
staple,;;' 50(g57c; - fineiS'elothlng.J*sl (f|33c;Vft fine |
'medium ; riothlng, 51<S35c:_ihalf i bloody combing.?
50@52c :■% > blood combing,f,4S@3oe; A ** 4 blood;
, ■ \mf, 47^,4**. - , "/ -■-•-* */.
AA, -"•■-• " !: >". A supers, 50554 C../ '../"-■■
* ■_;■ London,- "Wool Sales ■
LONDON.. ; April 29.—There were 12.011 bales
offered fat. the.-. wool *", auction + sales / today. ■' (Joo<l
Wool* were; in * demand **_ but faulty i stock I was * In '
buyers' - favor."/- The | continent i took • the bulk 2of
the'merinos;and the J home trade readily?absorbed
the large; supply of crossbreds offered. - ; * * /'/
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-I, Diiluth Linseed ..
i DULUTH. April I £9.—Linseed—sl.3l %HI A,2:
May. ~-"■ $I.3t"ri : -■- July,"/" $1.34 5 asked; September,
$IAJ7* bid; October, $1.34% bid. . * -
j ;'/-'./-■'■ ,-'-.— . , • — — .".-'.""-'.-.•• ."■; '':.-■- j
REAL /TRANSACTION'S
**; Maurice* Rosenthal Realty' company ;to 'Annette
Scliubener.''. lot * in! S line I of' l* - street.'• 32*« _Di of
Eighteenth■ avenne,, ■ f 10© by Si 100;' *10. ;/;-.,?;■-"
'. A Annette * Schnbeaer,; to* Frank .T. £ A.i.i -• Margaret
Lyons, lot; In /S i. line :0f.7 V street, i :'2:C /B ' ? of
Elehteentb -avenue, E SO by S* 100;.$10. AyA -AAA
7: Balset te Ahi ers ; and *H. L. Alders to Neal \ Pow-*
er. lot *at • S"ft*" corner sof / Clipper,? and - Diamond
streets? 522 -by'.-W. 80; $10. : :; *s " -** .... :/ - ,'y
Rot-crt '>. Hoffman and. wife to Albert: ll.*. Her
bert; lot 'In *NW; line of Jtataie street. 217, ■ SV. of :
Sixth and . 190 / N.W. of Mission, NE •45-by /NW
SO^-%\Q.y--yA--A-7yy yy_. >;.'**,- A.yy /-"--"
'/ I'hiiip HeraM to Louis Musanft?_; lot l. block 1,
University Homestead Extensionassociatlon: $10. I
• "/.Charles A. Rnshton and wife to Robert Martin j
.sife. lot in line of Ninth avenue.*-50 S of .
C'street/tS SB by W,95;510.V;,-* /; /; -r -v» - I'/ r
- ■ Alexander liond and wife to Benjamin Altfield,'
! lot■ in *NJ line of Sacramento"street,- 131:3 E of
Divlsadero. E 25 by 127:S J i: 510., / / / i.?
"/.;* Callft)rnia:• Taclfie/ Title; and Trust, company to
Henrietta Sittenfeld/Slot?at*NW'corner of Green
an'! Pierce streets. N(2 by, W 35:0: $10. - ■/;."-■
; 'Same; to Frank ;R."*f Granrils.'ilot*in *.N line 'of.
Green street,; 68:0 .W/of Pierce, 34 by N 52;'
$10. •; ,'--'/..-/ ," :;/_'/,- -~
. Byron .T.'.Hiwper, and wlfc to Bmma C. MeCol
pan ftal.'.- lot in r. time of Seventeenth- avenue,
225 of 'Balboa *s treet,'N.'so. by; E' 120; $10/.'- r
The* f Empire t State'; Surety company . to' A. ,J;
Mcßovie. ■/ lot .in. S ; line of Broadway. 100 B of
Leavenworth. street, E23 by 88; $10. ~/
Bdw. I>. Crowley/and wife to same, same; $10. ;
y Cornelius O'Leary/and wife to Charles P.Lur- >
i . mam lot; In' E- line of Juniper street,; 200 N of
Bryant;*N 25 by E 85; $—. '.■•"■■ . -Ay' .-A.'.'AA
1/' Otagne to/Mary Olaetie. lot/In S* line of
; Twentv-slxth 'street.*.2lo:3 ■', W of / Cast!'... V." ,
1 38:2ii'.by;S114;*$l.*///; Ay- ■'■:>-' ■-■-• -y - ■ •-!..'
* Mary Aranjo to* Carmelo Arieta, lot in S line
of Union street, 90 E of Grant 1 avenue, E 24::10
by - '>'..; ; $lO. /"/*/?"?">*;'''/.?>'--->-: "'■,' - * :■'-?"
/. Parkride Realty company to Joseph Bacclocco, 1
lot in W tine of' Twentieth*! avenue.-200:8 S of
I Taraval -street. 8 33:4 by 120: $lf>. *"; '•-*"
--* Mary A. ! Heffetnan .to "Jacob; Brans, lot -in ;.W
line of Guerrero street, 39 N of * Cumberland; N
!70 -W 120. S 114 E 25.-N";39.'E 98: $10. :*//'--:
9 Frederick Williams and wife to Charles Kottal.
lot In W line of Buena*- Vista street. 50 S of Coso
aremve, s2sby W. TO; $10./>>"-/ '•- .= y
-Karl Par.! S>>ntitaf: to James T. * Brady, lot In
F lice of Tenth arenne. 2*-'-" sof V street,*S 7*"..
E 120? N 74.805. 1.287, W 118.728; $10. »;- "
" Margaret' "Morgan to' Savings I'nio", * Bank ana
Trust company,: lot at- N- corner of "-Main and
Mission streets. NW 137:8 by KB 137:0: $10. '/
Same to same. lot-In SW line of East street,
91 :S NW: of Mission,'NW' 4,*.:1" by SW 137:6;
810. - -/"--*" /-/-*"-"'" -"'-' '"' -.-./' . '..■»•
s,- r i,f. t.. same, lot' In SW line of Spear street.
1Q0:5 NW of iMission, NW. (.v.) by SW 137:0;
$10.r. _■" - /./// ■/- "-_'"•' -- --:' •' •'/'" ?-: •"•*
Ella Castelhun to Shatter Realty compauy. lot j
at SW corner of X 1 street and Eleventh avenue,
W57:C.by.5.100; $10./- > " -//-'-'; ■ ,"• - .
'/F.C. Castelhun to same, half Interest in lot at
E/c*oraer of Eighth and? Folsom streets, NE GO]
by SB 80; $10. - -?-.;,*?; / "•'-; = ' .*-' -~*-:-,y ~y ■
Shjrfter Realty company to . Frederick Charles |
Castelhun* lot In line of .Larklu street, 70:10 j
N of California, N .36:2.by B 100; ?'O.
Mary B. Farmer and W. T,. Farmer to Thomas |
J. Fahey. lot 2, block ;C, Sunnyslde; ■ $10.
•■ do Nelson and wife toJuanita Liedebt. I
lot >1n- E line ;of Sixteenth .avenue,' 175 N of
Geary. street. -N. 85. E 93, S 2yA 9*:7: $10. -'
* John Brickell conn any to Harry/ B. Allen, lot j
68. map of st-bdirlsior_;i. ■Searliff; $10. ' . 1
Antonio Pagan to Constante Maffeo and. wife,
half interest In lot 7,, block ,4. College Home- ,
stead f , association; tine received. -/ "/',*,
Mary P.' Pavne* ; to '-'tanly 5 Forbes. and ■ Cleave- j
'-•.'. Forbes, lot-in ."-f" line of -. Ro«e-- street, 137:0
;E of Oongb. B 95, SW 23 4 «:. -N CT:2; $10. ,/*_, j
•Ernest; Gchrmatin ana /wife-, to ; Ludwig :F. |
Krueer.'lot in NW line of Madrid street. 173 SW
of Br»Jil arenne. SW 233by*NW 100;'$10./'/'/.//
v Rebecca Last to' 1.-* 'Lorn c t ) a!., ■ tot in E line !
of Stockton street. ■"*:*» S of i Washington.S S |
SC:I. E OS.*!'? N*S3/W 3*%. N 1:1. W 34; $10. «* j
' Marian .D. * Camden to Charles -; Bean, .lot, in . S
line of Casselli aeenne, 3:B' . E from NW corner
of lot 1". Mock li, Sii 100:4%. B 25, N 100:414
,W/25:' $10. /./*;/-*'-" '.-..----■ •?.-/- ■;•'; '1*"^""'
Mission Terrace - company •to Verne _M. Trace,
lota 14 and 15, /block J, Mission .Terrace; ; valu :
aide consideration: ; ',- y /•/.;■'•-' -/ - * *- '■*/'*
r' Charlotte A ? Curtis and husband to Matthew
A.Little,/ tot In-iW; line of-Seventeenth avenue,
175 N of! Lake street, N 55, NW 33, SW 57.44,
S' 51.35. i: 120; Wl9. ". / "--/-*.
. Henry J Warnecke and wife 'to William Dotnu
schat.' "lot in" SE* line !of -Madrid street. 2*.'5 NE
of Italy avenue." NE 50 by SE 100; $10. ' ; "
Fred* C* Jones la W. R. Lett, lot In 9 line of
Pine street,* s-..; E; of r Webster. :E 23 by'._S; 100;
$10. ■',-,■ ;, ''A-A.-Ay:A */ ■"•;/ -" '_•■- -. A./y.y
Louis D. Ptoff et al. to Sarah Fieard. lot in W
line, of Jones street;. 0-:'* S of Jackson. s 85 by
i w .52:0; $10./*-. * * r '. -.'.'-;.."-/•>/■-*'
"-■ Ernesto "Mienacco to Giuseppe Mignacco,>lot
31,. subdivision -B. . block * 18, West Bad map
.2; lift i. ",/ : ?-;-?'-'/''-.- '" "*-",- '/;?■-'/"
- Glnseppe Mlgnaeco to Ernesto Mlgnaccoy lot
13, block B, .division block 19, West End map
2; $10.' - -'--•*. ".'■< A . ".. ■'':■• ---- ■ :
Isaac Foil ands wife to Samuel Gallieian and
wife; lot 574? gifts map 2: $10. / ■:::•■: --. .
/ Gertrude L."llerron- to Frank /A;-Ambrose.', lots .
388 300 385 and : 388, ; Holiday map A;;$10. y : - \
'-Charles E. Ilerron to? William 8. Moore, same;
$10* .
yFrank.A. Ambrose and wife to Charles E. Her-
, '-■-•:A ■'-';;■?/; -
--'; Oscar Goodman to John Koenemann. lot at NW
corner of ; Fierce "I and Bush, streets, N 100 by .W
--30:''$10.*-";-:-'*'-*/"'" - "*' /?"-i* : ' -■" - ■';"'■-
Miehele •''. -■ 'et - til." to *• Maria; Toaa, ; , lot - in -. B
lino , : Eella'r place, 50 - of Francisco," S 20 by
f 45; $10.' '-'-;.; .'-;//-//"-* "'"-■ 'y'/.,;'y' ; : ;,--*■''*/
'■■*■ Rivers Bros..- to V( '•'. /Walters/and wife, ': lots
34 and 35. block G. Cfdnmbia;Heights: $10/ /.
,- John c. Ward; and* wife Ito 'Edward- Genley.' lot i
in the : B line of Eighteenth avenue,*. 133:11 N ; of j
Clement street, * N. 50 by ; E 120; " $10. . ■■'.';
Estate of David' 3. Walker, deceased, to J."J.
Swords, lot^in'E/linCi of Church s street. "S3; 8 of I
Twenty-ninth. .-* 29 by I 80; /$2,000. : ; -
" '/Raymond \W.*v'Hanlon ; to/Antone Silva. lot. 22," J
Spring-Valley? Homestead; $10. ."'
. Ay- Robert;F."; Galiray to Daniel ?B. Leahy, lot; in
X line of Fifteenth avenue.'"lso;S of Irving (I)
street, Si 231by.K E;■ 127:6: $10. * : 3TTS^
« Paul Shulz' to Mamie Schwall.^lot.' in S line :of
Hancock';street, 1105 .E•0" *" Noe, >. E 25 *by S 114:
$10. - % ~;«..
»"• Charles ! M. 1 ; Map?ndie and wife to - Feoravante
Rosa*lots 735 *to 744. gift map t No.* 2; ** $10.
TiSHnldaf Breslaber "et 5 to Daniel Breslauer.
Estate l company,"! lotf in tX f line'of * Gotten s Gate
avenue, * 159 jE of Van Ness avenue, E 32:6' by
X, 120; ; $10. •'- ';'; .. y" '..-.,.- " .'
'--y 7"- > * Building; Contracts .-. .j
' The* S. & \ G.:,Gump;company with Ira W. Co
bnrn-^ Removal ; and * Changes, steel work, electric
work, telephones, plumbing, s steam I hsatins. car
penter, etc., for £ alterations"! to store |in t X line
of j Post S street ;■ between* Grant avenue «and' Stock
ton ■ street, for - $3,738. . ' - * *
* ■> Panama-Pacific > International i Exposition f. com
pany with $ Petersen-Jamesi*' company—Plumbing.'
sewers, water and gas pipes for agricnltnral
building fin* exposition j site,"* for $24,410. ';; _; *
"isi Panama-Pacific f. International Exposition com-"
pany. with f x.-;! A? McLean—All-work except pile
work p for i food *.' products r building Aiu exposition
site, for-$219,390. " , - *
«; Louis * Friedman S with Leopold ! & C. Mollath—
Brick S and s concrete 2 work l for,;; three J story brick
building :ati NE corner lof 1 Bush street ' and ! Grant
avenue,. E'oo.by N• 77 :«, 5 -; for 1 $4,500.** -t rfE , «|S
•«Herman JD.f Hogrefe; with*, Ralneyj & Phillips—
Brick,"*. structural: steel, etc.. for ; three ; story and
basement ".'brick ? building 'in B line ■■■ of & Taylor
street.'/ 91 :G : X of ; Sutter,". X . 22:11 by •E , 87:G, '
for $4,472. ./ ■ „-■ ,- ..*-;.- •./..:. : r 7-7, y
Sugarle, Inc.; with .: Brunswick-Balke,*-f:?Cdl
lander ? company—Store 9 fixtures, except /; tables,
for candy • store at* 59 ( Grant - avenue, "" for "i $4,440/
7H San ; Christina Investment f company; with ', J.A E.
o'Mara— Heating apparatus for a '■■; four * story
and basement' building ■- at E corner '■ of.-' Fremont
ami 7. Market /"streets, •• XE '%, 91:S" by s SE ;U37:G;
$1,050.'/ ,;, - ',":"• y *'/--/;y;y'*';-■-,;. - - •,;. Ay yy ■:.
'..IV.sB? Coffey." with /William ?". Little-— work
except plumbing,";painting '.*and~t electrical , work
for a ? one-?, story i frame* building in : vS ! - line /of
Sixteenth street, jSs W of Valencia,/" 100x110, for
$7,000. yyy.A- y-AA AyAyyA'yA ".' UAAA-'A/A-yAAyy,
. **';.., ■' v ■", ——■ *-. / ' -'-•':,;
COMING OF CABRILLO
BE CELEBRATED
\ A /I/ ■■'- A-, ,- -'-——/ :AA A.:- ":/A-y .AAA]
El Granada to Hold Festival in* Com- !
I A- memoratiou of /Discovery of Half "
"■'/" '//* ; /.' ""; Moon -Bay; .|
(Special Dispatch" to The Call) , ; /-, .-'■■ j
EL GRANADA, April 2S.—The dis
coverjy of i Half /Moon;; bay 'by Cabrillo |
in 1543 ; is to be celebrated by the ; re.-ii-!
dents, of ? the/Half; Moon bay district !
as .'one of / the?. California?; festivals yto,|
be i' held kto ;?• supplement * the -Portola ]
festival/" in San Francisco. " ''
/ A '.'"' meeting ? .has / been, held " in. El
Granada? to plan fori the /festival. The
committee appointed /to arrange for the
festival consist! Of Charles TV. Fay, I*
; -Wiegle?kC./Christensen, J. T. Mabey,
j I>. Damuscus and George Croydon. A.
call has been •'■' issued "to/the. property
owners of .• the ;El' Granada, calling ; upon
them to participate in the celebration???
-. The program as outlined will include
the landing of Cabrillo, TeDeum on the
beach, parade, oration, music, barbecue
and dancing. - , ••■ - "
The Panama-Pacific Exposition com
pany? will /co-operate/, with tlie people
of El Granada rin making the festival a
success? It is proposed to celebrate the
landing of ; Cabrillo ? ahnuajly.k and to
make-it a/special feature in? 191".. / .
A A history; of Cabrillo's voyage and of
the.early explorations of California will
be: prepared "by?the" committee and is
sued'in pamphlet'"fo'Ai."■?■". y *
BOER WINS ON A FOUL .A .
- k NEW YORK, April 29?— George ? Rwlel,{ Boer
heavy weight, .-wan striven a;_ decision . on-'a foul,
tOnight ovi* Fre'd ">Frltts. ■ heavyEweight champion
of; the United' States ; raw, in * the 1 third round; of
a scheduled round* bout -in Brooklyn.. ,;/.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
See the GUAM) CANYOX
OF THE FEATHEII RIVER .
and the ROYAL GORGE ??
The : "Panama-Paciflc Express" "With ■■
{/A Observation Can nnd .-[.::
The "19ir» Mall" Trains kk'-yy'
Leave ■:-: ■-■■ Union ;Ferry Depot . : -.: Arrive -'
,8:10 a Stockton.. Sacramento. Salt] 6:""*p *" i
• -{Lake. Denver. * Omaha. Chi- [ l'<%£ :
7:30p Icago. Kansas City .''St.. Louis"]? 8:30 a .
4:10 p.....;...... Stockton^:......';.. 10:20aj
? Throngh Standard and * Tourist " Sleeping Cars
\ via 3 Pen. & ' Rio . Grande " & Missouri. Pacific.
"' Rock ■ Island '■< Lines and *, Burlington Route."
Dining Cars and Electric Lights. *
'.*''?■ //'./ TICKET OFFICES:
««.-. Market" St. Phone: Sutler". 1631
": 1320 Broadway. Oakland. Phone -
Oakland 132
/»!W§t\ Schedule Effective
Nov. 6, 1912
A San Francisco
» /y>iZ±2o<lA.yy l'MO\ FERRY DEPOT
Leave t :'/■' VIA '. SAUSALITO | Arrive 'Ay:
*7:4salPetalnma. r : Santa-Rosa?. Sea Ma-j '
' ... I .burg, Cloverdale.il klah. Wil-|; * ;
■ j' lits, *Longvale,"^••Sebastopol,l. ■
.'?- i Fort: Bragg. ;..?*. y .;..;... | ; 7:05p
>; B:lsa|Sonama, Glen ; Ellen. :...'..*''.". f ttS:flso )'-:
'■'A A) Ay..", . A . -y 7a: UCf.X'p] !
;B:l3a|Pt. Reyes. Tamp Meeker. Monte I t8:?»'p)_ j
'~ : -.. I : Rio. Duncan ; Mills, -.Caxadero ( J7:33p J* j
B:4salPetaluraa.™ Santa Rosa,*; Ouerne-' ■--■•■
j ville, Monte Rio. .Duncan 1 f tfi:3sp J j
♦ Mills, Cazadero (leaves from 1 ( J7:3op j j
■7:7:7.17 Duncan; Mills) y":.:'.7."77.~.7: I ?-- AA-y:
Io:4oa'Petßli;ma. Santa • Rosa, Tlealds-I *-. ,-_,-*-
I ■ burg. y.::..7.777..77.7777... /'-.. 5:05p j
1:45p I'etaluma'i Santa Rosa,*; Ouerne-j
{ .vllle.y Monte Rio.* Duncan 'A-A... ■--':
' Mills :C-y...y?y.'.:?*.-:.:. •.-*.. y 10:05 a
fl:4Sp[Pt jp Reyes. Camp iMeeker 7.:'.'.'. 77".'.'
3:lDp Petaluma";Santas Rosa.*, nealds-j}.;- 7 *!:" *y*
;-' -~. j : burs. Cloverdaley .-■ Ukiah,!.• -A -...-■.- - -
! : Wlllits.'". Ai 'Sebastopol '- 7.7.7. I 11 :S3a j
»4 Sonoma, y Olen ' Ellen .:......j y 0:33 a j
: o:lsp!l*eta!uina.' Santa Rosa. Ilealds-f ,-•"?' -,-'■:*.-'
--■': - Ay, I 'AA burg 'f'7: *. 77: '77T:T7t"7.'i''7t7T7:'. ! J*>?.**? 9:o3a'
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUSALITO "S%* !
? Sansnlltoy Mill Valley. ' San Rafael—Daily |
every 90 j minutes ' from ,6:43 Ja. my until 9:43 i
a. m. •?., hourly/ until j 2:43 ;p. m.: ■. then 3.15 [p. m. j
and * ever- 30 ■; minutes * until ?: 6:45 p. A m., - then |
7:43. ft:!". • -.15 pA m.. and 12:30 a. m. yy yy-y j
S3 Fairfax—Leaves'" "10:43. 7:13. 7:43. 8:1*, ■• 8:45. |
0:15,10:45?. 10:45. 11:45 'a. m.; 12:43. 1:43. 2:48. •
8:15, 3:43, 4:15. 4:45, » 5:18. 5:45. 6:15, 6:45.
7:45. 9:15. 11:15 p. m.: 12:30 a. m.
: San Quentin via San 'Rafael —Leave -dally at j
0:1" .i in. and 1:45 p. m.
■r. Tiburon ** and Belvedere Dally 'll every hour from ' j
6:4" ia7 m. until 1:45 ■p. m.'; then 8:18 p. - m."*: and j
every hour until t>:l3; then 7:43, 0:15 and 11:13 '
p." m. and 12:30 a. m. '- ' ■
<•Arrives daily 10:35 a. m. ••Arrives"Sundays ;
7:05 ;p. Hk., 1 week | days '■ 6:33 *p. m. -<f Except j Sun- 1 j
days. only. {Saturdays only.
w Red Line Transfer Company's | agent-* I are * a a-
thorized S to: check \ baggage direct ; from j residence.
MUIR WOODS
WIT.- TAMALPAIS llli
VIA SAUSALITO ttnY.:'-A'/-i^B3Srg%
UNION DEPOT," FOOT OF MARKET STREET. > -^WOf/f'^i
ItomalTri-t.jUOCaipfcinal Trip, $2.90 )Ty"£*y
Lf.SißfrMCto j g U.Ntlf Wwtev j U.ltt Ta_u)Hskk! '
Weekday Snmday Weekday I Sunday j Weekday) Sunday
5*.45» B:4st:t 7:20 a 11:50 a) »7:20 a Sl0:40*!
1:45? * 1-40.* 112:50? 1:40? 11:40**.
B 4:45? 10*45«| 2:40? 1:S0p 4:45? 1:40?
ffr-r. 11:45* 4:6ffjrf 2=so?:* 8:35?! 2MOp
A..777. 1-45? ...... 3:50?! 3:40?
2:45> 1 4:40*1 1 4:40? ;
•SatUTdayßonly.'i f Mondays only. % Mt. Tamalpais only, |
: : -*_?"*??~;'" * ""• -- - ( "-.-.'lalito Fern*—Tel.l Kearnv 4080 yy
A -Scket Offices ■{ 687 Market— Kearay 2751 ' -
• ---. : (!«74 Market—TeL* Douglas 4407 ~
General Office—Mill Valley. Cal. T°" Mil iValley Sub. 81 § j
"Intra • 1 TaaaiMu" nd "Mturin" ot tlwart etra Ist nests \
BAY JIJiDJLXTZRURBAN ROUTES I
a*ilniZmt***r ! 'iai& Valhj*
§fawl»" lam 7-00 »46 a. «___ ttStt 330? ftOO «3* *%«
Dm*, ad earn. (tatk M tary Bttiidiaf. *
rtMM - fto-itu «V* '» . *.:",• Umit •a" out*
MRS. MATTHEIS CHARGES
HUSBAND WITH CRUELTY
Clubwoman Seeks Freedom
From Auto Dealer Other
Divorce Court Cases ?
• Cruelty and neglect' constitute the
charges upon which; Mrs? Franc Mer
chante Mattheis. society and club
woman, philanthropist and musician,
seeks freedom from; her; husband, John
H. Mattheis, agent for the Cuyler Lee
Automobile company. Mrs. ?Mattheis'
complaint /was filed. yesterday, by her
attorney,/Juclge V C. 11. Fairaii. ; '
Mrs. Mattheis, .who lives at 103 Con
gress street,? says she was? married to
Mattheis "April; 4. 1810, >at; San? JOse?
PI During j the; last year Mr. Mattheis is
alleged to have refused to speak l to her
for/days at .a" time?' The husband is
accused of -being* bad tempered, sel
fish j and/peevish. /" *; /- -*" •■
Mrs. Mattheis is treasurer of the
Francisco infant shelter: a mem
ber, of the California club, of -the Col
legiate alumnae, and :is a -graduate -• of
the -University* of : Michigan. ;
Judge /Mogan granted an "interlocu
tory decree to George Herman, a mili
tary/ tailor, rom/Martha! Herman, yes
terday? Herman testified when ;he' gave
If _ HAIL WAT TBAVEL 'Ayy : '[A~A.A.yA-~[..y : -Ayy/ .
k? TRAINS LEAVE* AND ARE DUE TO -ARRIVE FROM APRIL 4, 1913 A'A' I
VIA OAKLAND PIER VIA COAST LINE
Leave (Foot of Market Street) Arrive Leave (Third and Townsend Streets) Arrive
A:?*■■• ? (Subject to change without notice) " — (Subject to change without notice)
2.15 a Niles, LivHmore,r Tracy, Lathrop, * t 6.05 a Valencia Street, Ocean View, Colma, : —
;=~ Stockton, j Lodi,; Gait, Elk Grove, * ■Cemeteries, Baden, San 8run0..*... f 6.35 a
Sacramento, RoseiiUe,'Auburn, Col- 6.45 a South San Francisco, San Jose, Mor- "
. far.;;.;......:..............:... 10.400 /'■■■■ y*. ganhili,% Gilroy, Sargent, ~ Pajaro, "
2.15 a Sacramento, *.?arysvi!le. Biggs, Chico. 1 0.40p - Watsonvilie, Santa Cruz........... B.oop
6.40 a Richmond (Vallejo), Port Costa, Mar- ? $ 6.45p Los Altos, Monta Vista, /Loa Gatos... X 9.45 a
Ham, Antioch, Byron Hot Springs, -- 7.00 a Coaster—San ' Jose, Morgaahill, Gil-
Tracy, -Patterson,;,Newman,- Los»•* ? roy, Pajaro,* Castrotille,-Salinas,
--'■-- Banos, Ingle, Kennan, i Fresno';... I 1.20p Soledad,?King City. Paso Robles Hot
6.40 a San Leandro,*-Hayward, Niles, San Springs, : San - Luis - Obispo, Surf
- ; J055.:.::.....:....;....?.....'.... O.lOp . (Lompoc), Santa Barbara, Ventura,
7.00 a Richmond, Pert Costa, Benicia, &ii-- Oxnard, Los Aagelee . 10.30p
sun, Dixon, Sacramento........;.. 7.80p ? 7.00 a Hollister. Trai^noa—-Watsonvflle
yr 7.00 a Elmira, Vacaville,Winters...:... I. lOp " Santa Cruz—Del Monte Monterev*
:7.00a Roseville, Marysville (Oroville), Red- . Pacific Grove * - |0 30n
v . ding, Dun5muir....:r:..\....;;... 10.40p t 7.05 a South San Francisco' Palo Alto' San ■-"
: 7.00 a Davis, Woodland..Williams, Maxwell, : ■ — Jose. Way Stations * ' - sC _i *"
* \\ihows, * Hamilton, Corning, Red _ f 7.05 a Los Altos, Monta VktoVtiiGates!!! 5 3!25p
"' , on. t? Uff «V V •'' o- V'""a ' " "*' *,' '■ ■ 7,80p 8 - 00 -"..£tore Line Limited-*Paso Robles Hot
_ 7.20 a The \a.!ejo , - -yy Springs, Santa Barbara. LosAngdes. 9.50 a '
Junction, Port Costa, Benicia tae 8.05 a Mayfield, Los Altos, Los Gates Wright. i
- , sun, Llmira, Dixon, Davis, Sacra- „ - Glenwood (Boulder Creek)' Santa .
■ -''-i on* *£% '' ;"' ' t"•' '''' ■'"■A-4—" B,SO ' 9P 2 ' Watem-dlle, Castroville,- Del ;
7.20 a .V,* Pleasanton. Tracy. • ~, a A -- Monte, Monta-er, Pacific Grove.... 9.05 p.
Lathrop. fetockton (Oakdale), Lodi, --'yo. B.ooa San Jose. Mcrgantil!, Gilroy, Sargent. -• ?
* -_»9^*T& c,^^ to:;: V- V; "-™T V "V ; ---' - 7 - 30! > '" ■'* Balinas, Soledad, San Migud, Paso ? AA
■.:''-7^..'T^.fttte^*Nw^l«Baßoa' _ r oWcs Hot Spritgs.San Luis Obispo. 4.00p
' 7ia.i, !l ? l *fe'- n *« ,, "p'VV'''' 4 ' 3OP 9 -00» Hollister, Tres Pinoe-WataonriUe,
7.40 a Richmond. \aliejo, Napa, Cahstoga, yy Santa Cruz-Dd Monte Monterey '
*. Santa Rosa, Crockett, Port Costa... 6.1 Op Pacific Grove *-' """"""""""""""""""i . 00a
7/ 7.40 a Avon., Walnut Creek,, San: Ramon. - f - 0.40 a South San Francisco; Burlingame, San : A-... 7,
8.00. Swe. San Josc'Los 'Gatos. * ,0p : Mateo,, Palo Alto. "*** Los/12.30p j
B.ooa Newar*. 4 W«t San Jose, Los Gates, y .Altos. lc* Gates !V... r.l r!k. ??V* { 7.20pk
\A "A ■ : ? right, Felton (Ben Lomond. Boul- ;yy ||.30a Valencia Street. Ocean View, 'OMm, ' 'A:
R an« derCreek), Santa CrU3 * 7.. ....:-, B ' Bop ~ Ceme'erieo Baden, San Bruno Ta. I.SBp :
8.40 a Port.Costa,.Ms^ez^; Byron, Hot I ,40a South Saa I rancisco, San Jose t 9J& ?
|, . Spring, Tracy (Stockton), Merced. .20p Saturdays : only-San Mateo * Red
- .Madera., Fresno, Fowler, wood. Mayfield, Mountain, View, - r •
-.. - Sdma, Traver, Goshen Junction Pan Jose * til 00a
I "" (Hanford, Armona), Tulare, Bakers- - . 1.20p Saturdays ' only'-LoV' Altos,"Monte - * ■
! ne.d.;.......-......";.....:...'.... 4.30p - .<.\ , >*ta Lqj Gatos •-• '--t-Ay. -toon*
8.40 a v??!: i ' %y£sft DUCOT " .. 7.1 Op 2.00p Del Mont Jose,' Mori *' P "
S'j£ \l ey , ™ ** ue ** eed HS ganhili Gilroy, Sargent, WatsonvUle,
1- VonSW' San Jose ............ 7.30p ; Santa Crus, Del Monte, Monterey, *
* 9 - 00 f N ?H*Pleasanton, Livermore, Stock- Pacific Grove, (Salinas). .;„?„„ 12.30p *,
J* ton, CMUton),\alley Spring, lone, *■ , 2.t)5p Easton. San Mateo. Palo Alto, San
i---: Sacramento..'.-.'..;';..'.....*..:.".*..: 4.30p . ' Jose ' • . • """"" 040
-9.00 a Tuolumne. Sonora Jamestown, Angels 2.50p f 2.1 Op S*uh'San FrancLsco'kßedwoodkSanta '
B.ooa Junction (\allejo), Port Costa, - Clara. West San Jose, Los Gates* ?
i -,-.■,.■- Benicia, buisan, Davis, Sacramento. . 10.40p ■•■■.■■..-■-Wrisrht Fdton ■ • nwiA- rv-w ■
f: S.OOa Goldfield Pass—Truckee, Hasen. >" a- * SaSte Cm 5....... )( +11 30a'
- t™l Hudson), Mina, a ln , 3 *°°-" South San Francisco, San Mateo-'. San T " . ]
: on. pT«opa>-. t--*»dfi«W. Laws heeler. ' • 8.1 °* Jose - Morganhill, Gilroy, Tres Knos, - ■ •
8.40 a Richmond, San Pablo, Pinole,.Vallejo • Sa'inas A-At, y' rai "y, 0 I 0« i
' .. Junction. Crockett. Port Costa, Mar- _ _* 3.00p Watsoavillei'San'ti* Castroville, ■?; ***■" !
'10 20. 4 AX -°\^^ d [A San £* mQa -' 850 * 3 ,„ B .^DdMonte, Monterey, Pacific Grove 10. ICa
, 10.20 a Pacific Limited -Ogden Cheyenne, f 3.25p Burlingame, San Mateo. Redwood. '
Omaha, Chicago-Salt Lake City, **£ *S al ° Altof Mayfidd, Los Altos. Los ' -
- Denver .....; S.oua Gates ' 5 450 '
: 10.20 a Port Costa. Benicia, Sacramento, Col- t 3.25p Wright, Boulder' cV^*SMtoCmi!!ktll!3ot
fax Truckee, Reno.: Haien. Love- . ; 4.00p Sunset Express-Tucson, El .'
Mountain, . _ .?: * Paso. Houston. New drlamTchi-
Palisade, Elko, V, dls, C0bre...;... 8.50 a caKO ■-' ** —a* - ■**: yTr'ATry. o 15-'
l°„'f* vSi PS2°& San J05e....-. ..... Mill ; 4.00p Washington Sonart Rout^Washin g : ■
:lo.4oa\allejo, Mare Island, Napa..... .t... 2.50p ■"■■-/--"ton; D.C, New York Md East.. 7. 8.15 a ;
10.40 a 5t0ckt0n?.......?.?...;..?..:..?.{ '2'?S *-00p Salmas, Para Robles Hot Springs, , J
*: 10.40 a Los Passenirer-Port CostaJ 3 ' * San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, OJ^.
11*.»,*. I.os Angeies rasse-iger-rort \ Md An 9, 5^
Martinez. Byron Hot Sprmgs, Tracy, 4.00p Kansas City, St. Louis, Chica«o.. ... - 9 Isai
. Merced, Madera. Fresno, . . * 20p South San Francisco. San Jw ..... '' 7.25« i
- (HujOford Coahnga.\isalia), Baker*. _ f 4.55p Santa Cruz .Limited-Mayfidd. iii '- "
11 9fl, __S L r° 9 A .T ! n* * r p* 7? ' a 7,,0P /!tO3 - L -* G»»«. F-eltou (Bould«
11.20 a Shasta Limiteci De Luxe—Portland, Cr=»lc* Ran** Pi-,,, v"wu«jc»
Taeoma, Seattle 8.60p f B.ospißurlinlk4 Ln " f
12.00n achniond Port Costa, Benicia, Sui- S^CTJ^SS
- 'I sun, Fairfield, Dixon, Sacramento.. 4.30p . y *-.*.. g M ]«*?•' ' : "- ' '-■*"" -. « I(ta
J2.00-, Hnna.-Vacavillel. Winters... .., ? 7.50p f 8.20p Redwood. ' Atfierton; *' Mojo'' Part l
J 2- 00nD >^-"liams,^iu ? June,, Willows, : Pdo Alto,Mayfidd Mountain View '
*•-~ - -,-■• Germantown. Orland, Hamilton...... 6.50 p.. .• , • Sunn wale K*n Jaw yyyy. ""• + 0 ft# :
12.00n Marysville, Chico, Red 81uff......... ? 4.30p f 8.20p Lw"\lt o q V?t*' i^Gat^'! " II 22
■ I.OOp Niles ImngtomSan Joee,., I.BOp j B. 2sp^^^?^t a S>#!."*■
1.20p San Leandro, Nues, Center«Ue, New- San Jose -"«mi»iu t«w,
"Van- wk (Redwood) San J05e....... 7.50p f 8.30p Loop-Valeacii' Street, <
,*- 1.40p Newark Agnew, Santa Clara, .... Cemeteries, South San Francisco
• *. West San Jose.V.. .-.....:........- IO.OOp 23d KtrtJ* * a ja.
f 1.40p Wright. Boulder Creek, Santa Crui..; 10.O0S 8 . 40 p Sm bS & aSS^tl^' f 8 ■ 40,,
■ 2.00p Overland Limited De Luxe-Denver, y °- 40P T alo 7.45p
. Kansas City, St. Louis, Omaha, Chi- yy 1 8.40p Mayfield, Altos.* Los Gatos. 7 : .7t d.lto !
!>iftn: q^T 0 ;?n?";.' \rii-" b A ?"ls! 6 ' oop Tuesdays-Sunset Limited De Luxe. T «
|**^|* m N " , i• Swi Jo f''»:' a 7 - 30p ;, , New Orleans and East. Arrive Sun!
■•.--. 3.COp Bemc:a, suisun. ■ Sacramento — "days ■ .--.Vr" .-. .< iinn»'
V ; land, Tudor, Yuba City. Mary3vme - ~ ma t 6.00? MilW,'SanMaieoVi*edw^d,'Ma'y:
- nnnl, t-i • v'"''-iV'if'V'"i>'"'"*"' J|- 1™ ? field, Los Altos, Los Gatoskk.... t B.oob
; 3.o*toEimira,\acaviUeWi**4ers,Rumsey... 11.10 a 6.05p 23d Street, Vidtacion. South San
: 3. t op Richmond, f Port Costa Martinez, .-- - , Fr^ncisco^ Valencia sW..!?.y?Tt 7.1 fc
. STxf^ 0t teS 5 * M ° eBto ' cf * in an« 6 ' 3op Po*"th fcweisco, San Jose.. !541S
- C kV der M l ' r , * lo r**Vu ; Y lO * 4OP 8 * 00 l) The Lark-Santa Barbara-LoeAngdes 9 45**'
. 4.00p Port Costa. Martinez, Concord, Wal- - .yy 8.1 Op San Jose and Way Stations .yy ; 7.30«
Ann* Creek Ramon, Livermore.. 9.30 a ;| 0 .00? Los Angdes Pakenger-Morjinhiil', '
* 4 -?°: nt " ! '«,-' :^y^o ' D Na P- Cahstoga. -" y.. , i: . Salinas? Pa» RoWes Hot ri^^ 1
s"in^w^^/^^ ; ' * L.V V"V B ' 3oa ' A ■ San Luis Obispo. Barbara and
*.00p Niles (Centertille,,- Newark), Sunol, r I^ 9 Angeles ....;y..;.:*?^" 8 ?5a '
-_;.;.-. Pleasanton Livermore, Tracy, Stock-?--- 'J0.05p South San Francisco.* San Jose......! ? Il.'llp
m an- Q tOD Sa £ ramen ?*v*-i . * ... ' ..V. , f-522 - '-* 5 South San Francisco, Palo AJto"Btt*.> : -Sl'.
.--. 4.40p San Leandro, Hayward, Niles, Pleas-/1 8.30 a ■ . joae - ! r - ■»»? ;
' anton, Livermore ......:..... ..\JIO.lOa ■*'-' -'"--■ '"";:,•;• 7•••~7'":' i ",V 3 . s *,
4.40p Irvington. s "San Jose/r.v?.;....*.;..:.. 9.30 a -~■■.- -■-... ~~ ~~ ~7. — : —— 1
4.40p 10.40P LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-ELECTRIC SERVICE
•-4.4op.Valley Flyer— Costa, Byron Hot ."• v •"-; Via Oakland Pier '
Springs, Tracy, Modesto, Merced. .To Oakland, 16th St. and B.rkeley.'vla Shattuck Aye.''
Madera, Fresno Goshen .Junction. and Ellsworth St. Linea.-Dailv-From OTOa^L and
' We, Bak^ fie!d - * ,4Te » Loa t9 K ft„ every twenty nunutes until 6.20 p. m., bdtoeT'th^
I K ft-W v^^p^ '/-• U'""a•" •'' b ; "•-" *• :. I 2 - 9CO - 9 *' io .lo-20,T1.00,11.40p.n£ 12i0aadl^a~m^
. ,B.oop\£le J o. ; Port ! Costa, Benicia,"Suisun, Additional boats Saturday, and Sundays 840
&^ ; wtt^((S& : '-' ; p. m . f 9.20, 10.00, 10.40 and 1120 p. m. "
• : Gridley, Si^^Chico...... ° V C) : 11.30p
B.oop Davis,::Arbuckle,. Williams, Willows, >* • *,' *' a .™!"!_? St. Lines,—Daily-From *600 a.'m.,'*t6.!»,
:*"- Orland,"*- Tehama:....;..".»:.. .*.... " 10.40p "> 6.40.T/-C0 a. m., and every twenty minutes until BJO
.5-OOp" Newark, West San Jose. Los Gates;.. - 9.30 - ft *Z then ?.-*°- 10 -r 0 - nx *>, 11.40 p.m..
y B.oop Niles, Pleasanton, 'Livermore, Tracy. * <:--': *- 2 9* c ' i ,* 2O a.m..;.Adoitjonal boats Saturdays and
Stockton.::T.7r..::;: < .\.v.".'..::' 10.10 a Bunda >"» OELI y. 8-*0 P- a.. 10.00. lOjW and 11.20
6.20p San iLeandro,'^Lorenzo,, Hayward, p. a. , ' ,
: Niles, Pleasanton, Livermore, Tracy, ? * 1 To Oakland, ; Washinflfon-Broadway,*- Eat! Oakland,
5t0ckt0n::..;:.......;.......... : 2.50p 5 Frultvale and Melrose; via Seventh St—Daily—From *
6.20p Owl % limited—Port Costa, Tracy, ? o m: g 6.00 a.' m., then every twenty minutes until 820 lB."f
Fresno? Los Angeles i.... ?;. ?... I B.loa * inclusive; ■ then " 9.00, 8.40. 10.20, 11.00, 11 40 d" m £
- i 6.20p Hayward, Niles and San Jose ..*.... 6.1 Op ? 12.20 and 1.20 a. m. Addition! boats Saturdays and
,y6.40» Eastern Express— Pueblo, Den- Sundays only, 8.40 p. m., 9.20, 10.00, 10.40 and 1121
ver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago. 1.30p m.
Itm, !?__.,„ Sm'h- ' * I ■»«,; r l2 ! 1 -®?*"* f *' orth Side—Daily—From 6.00 a. m., T6.20,
- tinez IConrord Wn'i'it Cretb Plnaa. . «enc«r until tJ.4O p. m.; then 4.00, 4.40, 5.00, 5.20,
ff BL2Op Oregon - Express-Sacramento, Rose- * i, 1 3 3 V*°, P* Q and 1«0a. m, -
ville, Mar-sviUe, Redding (Klamath - ?•"" To Vijjorit, Siege, Pullman, Richmond 'Steam Service)—
Falls), Ashland, Portland, , Taeoma, k* "« 6 - 40 7.40 a.'m.;3^op.'m.,'4^o, 6JO p. m.
«.««_ Senttte, s "**'|"" B -,- ........... .... l.lOp To ' Stonehurst (Steam ' Service)— "6.00. 16.40. t7.20,
- B.Owi Mt;Eden, Alvarado, Newark, Santa - *-|- * J9JW, 110.00 a." m.. Jp.2o p. m, 1200 '* 13.00 13.2".
- *^"^ Clara, San J05e:..*.:..r.*.;;...':... 7.50p *4.&0, *5.G0, *5.40 and t6JO d. m. • ' ~
;-?;-9.40p Bakersfield, McKittrick, Haidton, i '■.-■>'.----^^g?^"' o^ V ,:.' ..:-.. ;
" Monarch, Moron, Fellow, Shale."'."..""-- 7.50 a ———-—---— —^-——-——————————
9.40p Richmond, Port Costa, , Tracy, Mo- *-; ."*- .? *. ? : ~, Via Alameda Pier
desto, Merced, Madera, -Fresno, To Oakland, 14th and Franklin Sts.— V
« -«_ -Hanf«d,'-Tnlare.;r. .*".*. ;'..**. .... 7.50 a ,6.15/6.45 a.m. and then 15 and 45 minutes past the
*y 9.40p Hanford, Armona, Lemoore, Huron, ' "r - hour until ', 7.45 p. m.; then 6.30, 9.15, 10.00, 10.45,
- ■•-.•■••:•—-• .•- 7.50 a ;;ilJop:m.andl2.lsa;in.*.. ,»* f -%-*!
** Yl & SS y ' 7«w To Alameda, North and South Sid— >*?^*:
f 0 200 Portland '' W'ilW 15 ' 6 4 5 ** m * « od .tho 15 and tf miouV3 tb «
-Red Bluff,*Weed."(Klamath FallsV A'-l I &^°7 9 A 5 '. 1 .: S ! 0 ' 10 g;
t Ashland.V:Roseburg.^Portland,,Talj"." : I "'* U ' 3o p. m. and 12 - 15 -**• m. -- "- ■ -^*
11.40p coma, Seattle 7 " 30a *'OAKLAND.^HARBdII>FERIiY?
11.40p Ca'ifomia Mail— "CheyTnn'e, OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
Denver. Kansas City. ! Omaha, Chi- _ ft • AUTOMOBILES.- MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLES
■ 11.40p Port Costa, Benioia," Suisun,"Davis . From, San Francisco^ South End of Ferry Building, for
gBiSIJ»g-* * Sacramento.' Colfax, Truckee, Reno! 8.30 a k* Broadway Wharf. Oakland— days 6.00 a. m. and
A-A ->~ MF'TUPRI nunc oniiTC " "every half hoar until 9.00 p.m., mclusive. Sundays
V»-Afif-R_^.«S£;flfi,?J^ T E - M-" holidays;COO •* m * and "' -**tf hour until
"ti,-. «rt. hEJ PaclSc Street .Wharf v , "- 00 p ; «-■•- «»!««-*■ Boats leave Broadway Wharf—
fSfcS^ te^^^e^V^\^r^^ fwyAnl <»- -'Week Tfays (i * ls »* In * and'every half hour untii 845
Sl-I te, f* River: r p/ m.'." ir!c!,:i,ive Sundays and holidaysk6.ls». in.,
1-o.iusnlte, bmmaton.Rio \ ista, isle ton, Ryde, Walnut and every half hour until 10.45 P! m Elusive. :yl
Grove, \wdec, Courtland, Clarksbnrß Sacramento. P ' ' mcmMve '
f Steamw Navajo leaves San = Franc l Wo a. m. daily ! a for Moraing. 'Daily* iir n if..™,,,
Wtfn^'^T 3 S"«niento7.flop. m '" Stopping j t Snndayo& * tSundav only jSSy only,
s at : all pomte en route. Leave.. Sacramento 9.00 p. m. . *» Monday Sv -* ll " uii oulJ "
daily eicept Sunday, arriving San Francisco 7.00 a. ra. , ™**" ■
No stops en route. or Apache.' leave, P M Francisco LOO UNION TRANSFER COMPANY
Stea-ner Modoc or Apache, leaves Ssn Francisco 1.00 UWIOrI TRANSFER COMPANY
p. m. daily except Sunday; arrive Sacramento 4.00 a. m. Aoents collect bacgage and checks on trains or boats el
aany except Monday. I«a-,e Sacramento 11.30 a. m. Southern : Pacific Company and deliver bagoaoe to re*
I daily except' Sunday: ( arrive ; San '•■ Francisco 11.30 p. m. dence. They are authorized to check baosaae direct fron
i btoppias at all points ca route. ifeaidwte. ~ *" -^M
his /.wife j I $S0 / with t which to pay, a
butcher's bill, IS / of|?- her , relatives
divided the money : among * them yto
bet on the "races.*y They lost and- he
was compelled to go to work for the
butcher in order to pay off the debt.
Later, the butcher ; him? be-,
cause /he /saw they 1 iT-*relatives * pick- "■>
nicking; /and devouring? meats he
thought were 'going I only to -Herman;
: ; Complaints y filed—Victoria against
Hortense Murandette, ?i cruelty; /-/Violet
C. against Ernest A.* Comely, '■', cruelty?
Edwin A., against -Margaret: M. Fai
rish, cruelty; Ida F., ;against Harry C.
Everett,'! I 'cruelty;*?' Alice ?E.,; against
Robert E. /Turner, cruelty ■// Elizabeth
H., against .William W. Titcomb, cruel
ty; /Mabel ; G., % against • George Fuller
ton, cruelty. / /"'"'"'. ■■"""..
Comiskey Plans Increase
In Grounds
CHICAGO, April 29.—President Com
iskey of the -Chicago Americans plans
to increase the capacity of the South
Side baseball park from 30,000 t0"45,00u
for; the season of 1014. When the en
largement / has been completed; / the
White ; Sox park will have the ? large**
capacity of any baseball plant in the
country, y -.'-. -A -?"' -y/77:-
//According to the plans the grand
stand;will /seat 25.000. the 50 cent pa -
vilion 10,000, and the 25Jcent bleachers
10,000. The improvements will cost
$15u.000.
'.Owen D. Conn, the $100,000 burglar,
was held to answer to the superior
court;yesterday fay Police Judge Short
all; on two counts of. burglary.:
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