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BUSINESS, COMMERCIAL AND FINA NCIAL SECTION
RAIN CAUSES RISE
IN FRESH FRUITS
Showers Check Gathering o:
Berries and Cherries—
Crop Damage Feared
Cash Wheat Firm, With Sev :
eral Grades Higher—Bar
ley and Oats Steady
The rain checked gathering of straw
berries and cherries in nearby giro
ing district Tuesday, and, as a eonse-*
quence, receipts of 'both' were ligrht in
tlie local market yesterday and prices
vent up. The firmness caused by 'the
light i tM-eipts - Was enhanced by the
belief that today's arrivals of straw
berries would be wet" and. moldy and
if was also feared that the ripe cherries
on the trees would be badly damaged
if warm, sunny weather followed; im
i lediately after the rain. -'-A. good por
tion of yesterday's arrivals of f berries
were in rather poor shape, and the
scarcity of choice offerings sent prides
for such stock up sharply, while the
light arrivals alone were sufficient to
cause a i stiff advance in values for
cberaies.' Both packed and loose offer
ings of the latter were higher, with
the advance in the cheaper sorts shut
ting the cannere out of the market
temporarily. The rise in cherries and
strawberries was . not the only J new
catu»e of the market, for the first
plums and. green. apples of the season
appeared and a crate of cantaloupes
was received from Fresno. The plums
ere of the early cherry variety and
came from Vacaville. being packed in
the regulation 10 pound flats. ; .They,
were offered at 75c a box. but they
were too green to attract traders. The
new apples were also. too green to find
favor witli buyers, and sales.were slow
at 60(ST5c for 20 pound r boxes. The
crate of cantaloupes from Fresno con
tained one do2en melons and it'found
» buyer a t $2.50. Among the other
deciduous fruits raspberries" were lower
on liberal arrivals from the Los An
sreios region, while gooseberries and
apricots were fairly steady, with the
supply of both just about ; balancing
the demand. Figs from Yuma. Ariz:,
sold at $3,509? 1 a box., an*d some from
Indio were offering, but they had not
been disposed of tip to a late R6Ur.
The vegetable market was still over-
Rtocked with asparagus, and as a large
percentage of the arrivals came to
and in poor shape, ' prices r'emaihed
very weak, with only giltedged lots
soiling up to $1 a box. Carjners paid
tiO cents a box for good No. 1,; and
further sales , of off grade .stock* were
reported at 25 cents for canning ac
count. Half Moon Bay peas were in
limited supply and higher, while offer
ings from the transbay farms dragged
badly at low rates, owing to their poor
quality. . The market was still filled
up with string beans and summer
squash and buyers' terms ruled for
genera] offerings of both. The first
sack of green corn from across the
hay was received and sales were readily
effected at |" a rloken. CoacheUa
yreen corn was practically unsalable.
In the grain market speculative
trade in barley was quiet, with-the
December option opening weak and
sharply lower and rebounding later to
within a fraction of Tuesday's closing
level. The May contract was not
quoted. Spot barley was held at the
old quotations, but Pales were' slow,
while there was a strong ; inquiry for
feed and seed oats. Black seed led in
point of firmness.- Cash wheat was
very firm, with Club, Russian Red and
J orty-foJd 50 cents a ton higher.
There was no change in the market
for dairy produce, both butter and
i heese being firm at the prices quoted
on the preceding day. Not a pound of
butter changed hands on the excharige.;
Prices for eggs- continued to make
small gains, half a cent being added
to the quotations for firsts and selected
pullets, while extras were bid for at
the quoted rate. ~ , : .
Poultry handlers continued to report
easiness in hens, as another car came
in from the east, and receipts from
state points- showed that shippers were
••tilling- their flocks and forwarding
old birds to the market. Other fowls
were in fair request at satisfactory
prices. ; . :"-.v-v-?
Receipts Of Produce May 28
Flcrar. s'ks.... 3.J>24!Rolled barley, sks. 500
Karley, etls .... 7,555 Alfalfa meal, sky. 100
oats, ctls ...... 20 L»ather. rolls-... 253
Beans, sks 4"?, Hides, No ....... 175
Corn, etle 250j Pelts; No ..:..'.. 3 335
Rye, ctls 20 Lime, bbls ...... GOO
Kran. ske .. COO Sugar, etls ie.loo
Potatoes. sVs ... 1,065 Brandy, gals ... 100
Onions, sks 1,090 Wine, gals ......19,300
Hay, tons 141 Lumber, Ji ft.... 40
Wool, ■ sks 3G3 Paper, bdls ..... β-ir.
Malt, sks ...... 500! Livestock, Xo ... 605
OREGON
Wheat, ctls ;....... 16,000
"Wheat and Other Grains
CASH WHEAT
California white Australian, nominal: Califor
nia club, $1.07>4@1.70 per etl: northern club,
II «:■■•>;. 1.70; Turkey red. Itus
*:an r«(i. $l.Gs*?sl.67&rforty-fold, $1.70@1.72%:
biuestem, |1.77>igi1.f52»4-
FUTURES
No radiog. December was offered at $1.50.
CASH BARLEY - :
Choice fe«-d, 51.47 M. per cti: Xo. 1 do. $1.42%
Cj 1.45; lower grade*.-$1.40; shipping ana
Irewing. nominal; chevalier, .nominal.
FCTURES
'11 a. m. Session:. - ;
May irw not quoted. December opened at
$1.44 and declined to $1.4.",%. The July deiiterv
closed at $l.r»'i bid. $1.43 asked. :
. " . . 2 p. m. Session . ■
T>ee»tnh*r sold at $1.44 and July closed at
$1.30% bl<l. 1 - . v
Oats—White feed. $I.4t%<ij.T3 per ctl for
So. 1 to "hole*, and $1.67 1.60 for stained;
black, $2.305}£.75; red, $!.70«l.9O. „ 1
Corn—Eastern yellow, carload lots, $1.52@1.53
r*r ctl; do white, . $1.34(81.55; Egyptian, white,
$l.70'&l 7.": Kaffir. $1.45@1.50.
$1.35@1.42H per cfi for northern.
..'.-. ■*-,'■•-. ■■"■■■.■
Butter. CMMt xad Kkr»
On thp Dairy exchange. y<"<t*r(laT 10 cases of
rtm eft* soM at 22V4C■".* HMI; Xβ new Tall
fornia fancy Ait cbeesee went at 14c and ■50
(trrgnn twins were sold at lac a porind. seller 1".
d*ys. At tbe informal ee«lon 23 OliforDia Cat
first chee«e« sold at 14c a t>«ind.
Receipts were 80,000 poundsof butter, 106,000
pounds of cheese and 2,018 cases of pjjgs.
Tbe following are official quotations estab
l«hpd by salce, bids and offprs on the floor of
tip I>airy exchange. Prices fn the street, while
K<rv*rßed by tbe. exchange quotationM. nenerally
range from I%e to 2Vo higher.' owing to the
Tarious .nrfr<--« to b* added:.. •
Grades—
I '£. Z £ E
b ''*•■' m .'■ ~'.te.
H v *«* <<
I til 8 ft M
11!
-3- I'OE
tras SBC
rsts . |2"c
|27c
|2Sc
j 27c
Th< average quotation for extra batter for th»
«efk ended Saturday, May 24, 7 was 27 >.<jc : per
Itotiml. - •■ • - ; ". -*. rs
Cheese— K.-incr California flats. 14'i<- per Ih.
fiim; Cα flr?te. 14-. tinn: fancy Young Americas,
IT", firm; Oregon flats, .I(<c. st«-eUy: do Voiing
Americas. 18c. firm: New York fan<\T. 2u<g
steady; \Visr-on»"iii fatiCV, 17@1Sc, steady. -" L ;
Egge—California' fresh. • per * dozen, <-asee In-
Huded: ■ '■ .■ " ; ■':■'. '■ '■ ""■':■: ■•■ * J~ ' -;v ;
! » I:,:K I 45-. ; K ■ ■£_ ->-_fi
I BIB . js . ■■ 2 . - -.' b ■
Grades— v | j '" ■"
. - ii I »c I *... - ii . . -I .cc,.
K I g \ m. c-. -i B
ttras ...... 21c 2Sc 'JSir- 23c jaSc 23c
rsts ....... JOc iflc : l»»ic Un 21c* 21^c
■/•r>nf1s '...... l&J Iflc tf><; 1*8 (ICC 19c ■■■'■'
■n.-.I ptlllctn lSHe ISVie i^ 1 ■' H't';,r- i<11;, 20c
irsts
1 KRX Mnrket; in \«-arhy ! Counties
PKTALVMA, Mky Tlirre =wm no <-nang;e
In tn*> pri at extra ranch ejjgs today nftrr re
cpipt of transections <*f tUc San Francisco .Dairy
and ! Eirsr "-e"xebanjr«\ but' selectp<l jr.illets «<>r*
marked np cnf-half PMit. IWslrrs afld gpetuiS
toM offered 22 e«Bts f<.r 'extra J ranch ami : ; 19
cents for splPitfd pullets.V Tire delivery is «Ic
creafelrifc slightly. - . ' • »
SAKTA Cltt'Z, Xf ay 2S.—Thfrp - was a -*Ucht
in.rraie In cfg quotetione ir<d»f due t<> a-short
ase in tbc nnpply and the' coot I u>«t iiigi) prle»
of '-• feed.- Ejtg psehanges -paid * th«> followinir
upon flellrery: F.xtras of fancy gra<lr, 23<;
firsts and fcf<o!i<l- 20c. ■ , .
s\\'T\ BOBA, May. 28.—There was an nd
taoce bt half a <"-ent per dosen on arronil nr pullet,
j-Tdd* , eggs t'«lay for TfKt<>r<laT"g deliterJes. , .;
The local' dealer* on receipt of advicei *fao\r
inf thft ninrnlnit {fau««ac{!oii3. m tlir- San Fran
<i«co Dairy Produce and Kgg etcbanite f)aid *2c
\*t dot'-n *foe firtjt grade and ISc for second; 6r.
iillpt grade eggs. '■■ •. -■ '" - -*, ;-' ... ' .
TbR ■ jyroductfon is; allins i off - materially and
the indications arc that the . ; storage ■ stock; will
fal] ; considerably,; eliort ,of * pretioue: seasons.—--f z ;
Porilatid' Better ' Market
- PORTLAND. May : 2s.^-Buttrr.-City ccream
ci.v, eitraj.v'solid'-iiack. 28c; country cre»mery»
2t»@2Se. -. .; . \,.;. ■- *-;i~-■-:'-.. ' ' '-..--_
• PotatoeM.OniOHN' and Vccetables v ".*;
*■-Potatoes—River : .Burbanks,'.so(&Ssc per 5. sack;
Lompoc do, ' 60&S5C. per ctl: Oregon , do. 50@"5c;
new <potatoes. 1 buy $1U!5@2.25 ■ per ctl; .'Mission
White, garnets. *t.50@2.: V j " l::;
'-'■ Onldns—Old cr«|) • yellow, aoiulnal \at - S3c<Ssl
per'ctl; new t i»er res!, uoig'uc per sack;?Bcr
mnaa.seed,': nominal. - '*v ■•- >_ ■:-,- ■-.; ■'■;'■:--■ -.; ■'<■-
",..■ Vegetable— Asparngu?, 25fi7ric per; box ■ for. or
dinary. and* 90c51.25 • for ; graded ;■; green peas.
$1 I.GO |kt s sack - for * bey and S@4c per n> ; for
H«!f Moon &ayj cueumberß,'-sl©l.as per box;.do
Texas, $gfst.£a per crate; garlic, new, 4§tsc; per
lb : cabbage,. »1 per ctl; cauliflower, 40$Wf per
<lozen; green peppers, 20(g35c per lb; carrots," .15c
per sack: arucliok6»,sl.2s@l.so per rinte: rhu
barb, W'iiV»: per box; Hα San Jose. $1.10<g1.2.'«;
string beans, 3#oc per lb, Wltn some fancy high
erjismnmer squash, |(HB<tOc per. t>ox. crate; <io
rirer. —; Italian squanli. s23@4oc .per box;
Florida -tomatoes, $4(84.50 i>er crate. ~ ; \*
'■'■■: DeelduouN and ■■ Cll rim i<*ruiis .-,
1 StrawberHee^-Lonitworths. 4: $3@7- ; per "• che«t;
BanniTii, $4.50@G- other .Tarletlcs. $35*5. -
»?Other Berries—Raspberries. $H<rl.C><) per crate:
blackberries, ■ $1.2301.50; • goosebtTries, @75c
per; drawer; iv bulk. B@Bc per lb; for - ordinary
ami r ll®l2'ic for English; loganbefrles, $9®lo
per cuost. !V '''■' ••'■''.*:■*; " v>..^:
: Cherries—Black. 75 , fi!KV per -drawer; Royal
Anne. etev."; 85c%51; u-..5.-. S#loc per lb;for
black, G<i|Be tot Itoval Auue \ and: B%e9c for
white." '■"; r •-„•'■■••■ ■' ■- ■/'-. ; » : --.s.i
Apricots— $1.25<5i.75 per cratejboies, 7ocQsl.
T —$1.50<ti.1.T." per crate.' ■•
* Apples- (per. box)— Ben DaTis, 7."e@sl: N>w
town pippins, .$1.75 lor' 4', tier and $1.23@1.40
for 4».. tier. • '•- >;>.-.•..;
;.' Citrus Pruits (per box) —NaTel oranges, $2.. r
@4.50; -> late Valencia, $5@5.50 for fancy, $4@
4.50 for choice*end"li.7sp2.23' for standard;
eeedless grappfrtiit. $2.5(>@5; lemons. $5@7;
frosted lemons, $lff|l.so; ; lemonettes, $3.50@4;
Mexican limes, $5@5., r •'?>'- - * V-, l * 3^.;
Tropical Fruits—Bananas. *3@3Vse per Ilb " for
Mexican, $1.25@r.70 per bundh for Hawaiian and
4@4Vic per lb Tor Central American: pineapples,
$2@3.50 iier dozen for • Hawaiian and $2@2.50
for Florida. • ' ■■ ■"•'. ~ -' "
DrledlFtnltH, Ralalim, and Honey
■ Prune!— bulk basN, 3»,£c per lb; 50s,
higher; 40s to 50s. none in first hand*. r
Other fruit.-, 1012. crop: :, .... ■;
. .'■■ ■•- :: ■ •'.-.• -- : Stand-;..-: ( ; Extra "- -.:' v
• 50 lb bOTCS— ard'.;'Choice Choice Fancy
Evaporated apples .... '.- 4-% c ' - r >c 5»4c
Aprlcota »OV»c ' ' i\r . 12c 13c;
Peaches «.....'... 4\<: ' 5<- ~ .I**e -.6c ,
Pears 5Uc ■ C>Mc "He "*9Vie
Nect«rines .:.... ...*. .'-. |Se Cc ' B>4c
i Futures- Prunes. 4c for 60a to 003 and 4Uc for
50s To 6i's; < apricots,' f>o lb boxes unfaced,•; 12c
for standard.. 12^c. for choice. 13c • for extra
choice and 13' -<■ for fancy; peaches, 50 lb ooxes,
5e for standard, for cuoice, s*ic for extr*
choice and CUe for fancy. ..- ■ -.-, • - • • ""»**■•'-'?
? Raisins — I-oose muscatels. . Sl-iP.' 4'/ie-and'4ia9
for 2. 3 «ml 4 crown, respectltely: 8. 3 and 4
crown layers. 85c. $1 and $1.23, ; respectively; B
i-rown Dehesa clustlre, $1.70: 6 rrown lnlpetials.
$2.20: eeedeil, 1 lb boxec. s*4c for fancy and 5c
for choice, wita the usual differential for 12 oz
boxes: seedles* sultanas, 50s, 4?ic; do Thomp
son. 6c for unbleached. ■ ■'-. ■' - .:>-■■.■■ ,'. * -■■
* Nut«—Jobbing pxic«s to the trade: Walnut*,
ie@lSc-for No.. 1 soft Shell, 12c for No. 2,
I6fc for standard and. 19@20c for budded per lb;
almonds. 14@16c) pecans,: 16«81«.o; Brasil. Hβ
13c; peanuts. 4>£<3sHc; pinenuts, 13@ 14c.
• Honey—Fancy water , white comb. -loVidlSc;
dark to amber. 1". ■,'.lll> ,■•: white extracted,
nominal at 9C<*loe per lb: , light amber, ; B@9c;
amber. 7figSc: lower grades,. *i/d;7c per lb.
■ Beeswax—3C@34c per lb for light and'29@3lc
fdr ark. .■■ ;*..,■;"■""; •■-,'■■■.■ ■_■ -
'. Beans, Seed«- and Hop*
Beans (per- etl Lima. $5.30e Mancnu
rian butter. $3.73*23.50: bayw. $.1.20® 3.80: large
white. 4.70Q4.00; small white, $5.50eK.60;
plnkj 13.30613.40; cranberry, nominal; Manchn
l-lan do. $3.70@U.90; blackeye. |3.15@3.30; red,
S3.Ssfi4: red kidney. $3.CG«83.75 : garvatiaas,
$3.5003.75; horse berr..-. $2^2.25. - ,'. •
Stede—>tusta»3J,—■ flaisee.l. $3.5.".'54 per etl :
cenary. C?Cm>c per lb;- alfalfa. 14®lSc; rape,
2% © iliic; timothy, nominal; hemp, 3c; millet,
2V4<£t2i,£c. ■- •-< : -"■ ' -■ -■■'--'• ' ! -
Dried Pea»—Green, $->®3.23 pef ctl.
—California. .1612. crop, to growers, IS@
20c per lb for choice and 10® 15c for lower
grades. _ ~'•.. .■ .... ;,; ' ; ' v , .-","
Flonr and. Parlneceotis / Goods - .
Flour 1 net per bbl)—California family extras,
$.*,.GO©6; no bakers' extras, $4.60@5.2U; super-
Hne. $3.00#4.10- Dakota patents. $6.40@7.40;
Kansas patents. "$6@«'.25. .. o.x r-
Farinaceous Goods—ln -10 lb " sacks • are quoted
as followe, per 100 lbs: Oraham flour. $2.90;
entire wheat flour. $3: buckwheat flour. $."; self
rising buckwheat flour. $5.50: Wheat . meal. $4:
--rice, flour, $0.50: rye flour, $3.70; rye meal. $3.90;
ro-nmeai. yellow' andi. white. -.$3.25; extra do, ,
$3.50j oat groats. $4.00; bu<-kwh*at groats, $$.80 :i
boralny, $3.70: cracked wheat. $3; farina, $4.10:
pearl barley, $5.50ft0; split f>e»*, $6 for yellow
and ! $7.50 for . green. In 25 lb sacks '■ 10c lower
for all and 20c lower for 50 lb sacks.
p ... ■ •-',, ■•■ , ■ ■•-, / ...,.■_.•.■ ■■■ ;
Hay and FeedHtnffM
Feedstuffs fpei tout -Bran. $28R0: snorts,- ,
--$30@31: middlings, • $33@33; ro lled barley, $31
A3J: rolled oats for feed, $36@37: corn meal,
i $35,50Q36.50;r cracked corn, $35.50@30.30;
i chopped feed,-- $l!Ka23; evergreen chop feed. $21
jin car lots and $23 for Jobbing oilcake meal, 20
ton lets $35.50, 10 ' ton lots $30, 5 • tori lots
$36.50, small-lots $37; cocoanut cake or = m«l,
nominal: alfalfa meal, carload lots $21. Job
bing $22; Eureka meal, carload lots $21.50, : Job
bing $23: vigorator. per ton. $22.
Hay (per ton — Fancy wheat hay. $£."r<f.2f!:
No. 1 wheat ami wheat and oat. $226|24: good
to choice do, ;$19(222; lower grades, $l7<SilSj
barley and oat. $17«32O; fancy tame oat. $22®
23: other do. $19(321: wild oat. $19@20: stock
hay $1iei3.50; alfalfa (new), $12©14; do old,
$14.50@15.50. ' v-f.
Straw — per bale.
Poultry and Game ..!;.
Poultry (per <lo2en>—Hens. $55.50 for small.
$C.50@7.50 for large and $10*il2 for extra; east
ern hens, 20Ctt21c per lb: young rooster*. $9<glO;
do «xtta#, $10@12: old roosters* $4.50@5; fryers.
$S@9; broilers. 54.50<f?5 for large, $3.25@3.50
for medium and $2.75@3 for small: ilucks, $5
5.50 for old and $7@9 for young; geese. $2.50©3
per pair; pigeons. $1.50; squabs. $2f(7!2.50. .
Game (per dozen) —Hare, $1.75@2.25; Belgian
bare. $4@S., v"'-y: ■'-■.; .".■.'.■,:■■.•..:.."■'. ; : '_ ;
TVliole«ale Flnta market
Prices (ncr lb)—Salmon, IOc; halibut, f»c:
chicken halibut,—; codfish; 8c;. red rock, ; 8c;
black rock. 6c: barricuda. 8c; sand dabs. 7c; ;
so!es, 6e; kingflfth, Fc; earp,:.4c; emelt».. 12V5<!;
silver , smelts, —; .herrings, 4c; tomcoOs,
I email striped bass. 12Vi>c; large do, 10c; sea bass. i
I 8c;, shad, Be; catfish, 10c; prawns, 12% c- shad I
I roe, 15C; trout, 55c; crabs. J2.25Q2.75 J»er do*i?n.
I s Tbe above quotations represent f. o. b. prices
! for cleaned fish, iced and boxed. .
• ■■■ Meat Market :1 • a
' DRESSED MEATS ■ ?
. SlauChferers' rates to dealers ■ and butchers are
as follows: :,- ;\
tftmmtC LIMITED
vf city £f .''■<•>•■ /7CHICAOO g
I Limited Train of Unlimited Service
|Ara/ a Train of Exceeding Comfort
Without Extra Fare
mf\ SJos ANctus The fastest non extra-fare train between San
H-■'■■,■- Francisco and i Chicago—All new, all-steel,
ir--i especially designed equipment, consisting of library,- -
I : observation car, standard and tourist sleeping cars and "
» dining cars —Leaves San Francisco 10:20 a. m., Oak-
H land 10:58 a. m.. arrives Chicago 9:15 a.m. third day via
■ -'" -■■>■ " ■ . *•
H Southern Pacific—Union Pacific
|| Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Line
g , . TUktU) literaturt and full information at \ ■
n 22 Powell Street (Flood Building) San Francisco I
*Go EAST—::
VIA THE
CANADIAN ROCKIES
On one way tickets there is no additional charge for Canadian Pacific
routing. :On the Special Occasion round trip tickets, for slight ad
ditional charge you can either go or return Canadian Pacific.
TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED FROM YOUR LOCAL AGENT
'-'■■ -:\ Itineraries pltaned outlining daylight ridea through sceaio portion of trip ' • ■ i.
■ . J ■ ■- '*'-"..< Corre»p6nd«nce lolicited . ■■ '-;-s-;-; ■ ..-' ;:,- r :*^'-:'-X-}
G. >1. JACKSO.T, Uen. Agt. Paeft pepit, £45 Market St., Palace Uotel Bids..
■-_... . ' ' '/ SRoFranclKco ...... ..
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1913,
Beef—l2@i2>'jc per lb for eteers,ll@f2c lor
coWs and heifers. — -
:•* Veal—iO(gl2cr for 'large' and ll®l2*4c $ fc>r
email. * - -. •-■•.- .-" -• -i? '■"«;..'
MhUob—Wethers. lOf&lOVc; *w««. «@»c. i
. lambs—loc per lb: apring lambs, H®l2c. ;■
- Dreeaed poi-k?{per ; llfJiS'se.'; - ■ * I
' LIVESTOCKS MARKET :
j The ■:following; quotations are for good;.* sound
■livestock, ;? delireredr= in s San ;:•■■ Francisco, £ gross
weight: :?-•:;■.-*-.■?-:■■*;-u;-.. z -%■ ,i:~J.]* : fV,\:>--'<r-:
- Grass" fed; cattle —No. <•- 1 steers, over. 950 i lbs..
•7@714e per i lb: '■-. under ■ 950 ; lbs, •" @7c C- second
quality, al! Weights.*:C!i(&O34c;;Uiiß,.undesirable
steers, 4@5J4c., ** -r,\, ; y;;>-f • - "■->;-,,-.' '„■■ ■- ~~ : -*i ■>*'
*H>o. 1* cotas} feeifer<=, Gg6Ucr seeotfa 'qual- •
Ity, 3H^3%c;■:-.! c«nhmon ■to > tliin, undesirable
COWS.'/B#3c. -o-.,; ■*-"•"••■■> si/V ->..'• :/•.<;■:■•."■' •• :/:.••;
e ;DesiniMe bulls and stags, 4@4i*c; ; hair fat »f
thin bulls, f(JJ3c •'-.',' ■■--.. •r'.-T;..;? - •■• ■ ■:-"'.- J ;\- : :
---■-: CelTPS—Lightweight, -per/ lb, 7c t medium,
61St;Kh£avy,> S^β". ~ * \. .' <.' -'- :' -
She*p—Desirable wethers, 4"4@5c; ewes,
3?i@4c.'k.--->> ■ :-:<: ■■■•■■■. ■■■ -.■■'■ ■ *'■■:■■■"'■'■
-' WuckHnft- Lambs—TiHefi|fk\ . ; '" : ;; .' ■ -
5 —Hani grain fed. wetghief 100 to 130 lbs,
TH«J 150 to 200 lbs, 7!i@T»,4c; 280.1bsana up,
O?4@7c. * , ,
•"'■ ■ ■ ■■■;■ ?* I'revlstottft '.'- V..'.; .• -V
Hnras fppr ibV-fCmlifornia,- H. H. brand. 2&%t ;
M. ft kL. t brand, 21o: *picn•■ HVic;- < Primrose,
22c; l.estem Star. 2lHe; skinned.- Zic;■ Monarch;
18H@19V4C; J picnic,,l4»4d.,',..r v ►•«•»!:
; Bacon—Primrose, 4 to 6 lbs. 31c; Eastern Star.
4to 0 lbs 3k. C to 8 lbs 28c.- 8 to 10 lbs, 20c,; 10
to 12 lbs 25c; 'Arrow*B to ,10 lbs 25V.C. 10 to 12
lbs 1 *4c; I medium I bacon; j •19 i /tc; • light medium.* i
• lOUc; liftht dry.Kalt bacon, 8 to 10 lbrS2c;Tlo to
12 lb* 21c; i Migar icured* 6to 81bs," 24c. '-1 '<■"'
California* Bacon—M. .'& L. brand. 61to 8 * lbs
27}4c.'8 to 10 lbs 2e«tc; H. H. brand, c to 8 lbs
25V.if. Bto 10 lbs Uc, s lO to 12 lbs 23^c.
,r Cottolcne—Half bble, llUc; 1 tierce, lie; 2
; tierces. lQ%c; 5 tierces. 10»ic per;Slb;-CiUfene.*
lO^ic.for 1 (tierce. 10?8C fdr 2 tierces, 1014 c for
o . tierces ; end lO&e; for • lialf s bbls c and f tubs;:
cases, ; . $7. ■;^<iw-t ; ' ! ~,piv-; ■.•■?;?-■ '■:'■,"■ *'''-■- .•-'•■■.-:■ '*::'■■<> '%■ ■
■-; Eastern [ Lard and: Oils, Western Meat brand-
Lard, tierces aiHe; ■, 5O« - (per case) $7.38. j 10s
$0.16, 5s $9.23, 8s $8.30; compound ißtd, tierces
o?4c.i6oa{ptt.case),ss,:ips $6.30, 8β:56.88, 3s
$6.45; yeUew • cooking ell, 006 per '. gallon; White
cooking • oil, C2e: per gallon; salad oil, j6sci |?w
gallon. ■■&■":• -,s. r - ■■- '>:■>■..■■.-■.-.'.•■ ;.r ■;■■>.- '. r.*s:,:^ ;..>■
■■/ California p or e Lard. M. tk L. Tierce?,
£f%c;:<!an*,;l to a ea*fe. $T.BT%: let case,
$11.00; large tins, C to a case. $9.15; medliyri. 12
to -a case, $9.22%; stnal! • 20 to a' case, $9.30.« i: f
_ Celiforuia Compound Lard. H. 11. brand—Tierce
baßls, 9%c; cans, U*'.tola ca«e $5; 4'to > a c>*#,
SS.IO; !tins, 6 to a case. $ti.aO;' 125. : $6.3T^i; 20s,-1
$<J.45;rM ift.rA;salart o n. tierce basis, 66c;jM..& j
L. cooking oil, 60c for «hite ami 5Sc for yfllow; ]
Biscola.i .tierces 11'ic. buckets llt&c, halt i bbls i
■ H %c,' cases $7.50.":-"- ■*; :■.; '■>■- : :.-. -■) ;■: •;-. •'■ -- :■■.'. ■;,■•■",'
-. Beef—Estra -.family,r family and. extra mess j
beef. $24 {»r bbl. ': «■: -~ C ■ -■■& :-yy J-.*-;',
# -^ —Extra prime.' in barrels, ; $23; pig pork, j
$2S. '~'-;'- -,';/. '_ - I:.-.; ":. ■ -"'.■.■ .■ j
Hide*, Tallow, ; i.rrnnr and *\VoolYov
'•< Hides— Heavy and 'medium salted steers. 13@
14c: light. 13e14c; eowhld*«, 13 8 bulls' and
stags, *»A@S>Hc; galted kip, 14@16<-; salted veal
salteri ? calf, ; lRc; drr hMeM 24%®
2SMiC; culls,;23e; murrain, 'lin.e; dry; calf , an<l
veal. 28@29c;• dry kip, 23Hc#23H: •' dry' salt
hides, - ie%c; - dry bulls * «n«l etags, * 17*ic; * *heep
skinr. short ■ wool, 25(230e; '•'•;niedluirt,.-
long wool.-csot , sl.ls; lambs, '40@65c for long
and * 15@35c for ehort * wool; - milk lambs, 10r;
sheirlinffs. 2032*; for No.-l and lOc for No. -';
horsehides. salt, $2.73(g3 ' for : larg* prime ; and
«2.25@2.50 fof No. 1: me.lium. $1.7.">@2: email.
C 51.25; colts, '25c@30ej hortPhides, cry •$2
«2.85 for large, s $!..>o(g2 i for medium. 50c . ®$1
for email and 25@50c for jrf>et«kin«, prim* j
angoras. 75e|j*i; medium, Hs@sOc;. 'loTlg hair I
goats. 40c: medium, 25e: • kids. 4. ZCa 10c."? .■■'.- ".
, Tallow—No. v-1' rendered, , bbls, s@s*4c; icabs
and, drams, .3^@sc. .' ' - .
Grease—2@3c per lb. - '
wool—Market dull and nominal.
' •■" : .■■ ; -"-*", , "' , -:: , ' •■':■■ "■ *'• ' '■'■;■■■ -■-/-'.■' ' '■'■' '■ . .;I
. .' ,r ■"'-'' ._ ■'- IToreea and Mal*»f *-%■;"■ •. ''■ -1
: The following qnotntious for bors**-*and'-m'ul<*s
are fiirnliihM by tiie Butchers' and- Stock OroW-'
ers * Journal: ■-■-:: , --"i ---■■... ."' ■■.■..■■■.':.■'■-••-••:'"-■: "-■
! ■■■^:-r'.\rr.'.' J.;;-: riOKSKS * ■■: ".-■*; i:
I>sirable drafters 1.700 lbs and oter.i2oo(S3so
Light drafters, 1,550 to 1.C50 1b5.T.*:;250§255 j
»iunks t - 1,250 fo 1.500 lbs .......... 205e25Q j
Wagon horses'; .1,250 to 1.550 1ba....'." I{IO@22S
Del [Terr wagon horses, 1,050 to 1.250 lbs 133^1!J0 '
Desirable farm mares ...Y..v. v :.~." :i*. .XV* 100^125 !
Farm workers ..■...'..*.....■...:.:.".■•... 75(&1O<) j
■/ ; MfLES—MEDIUM TO EXTR.V ' I
050 lbs,' 4 'to 7 years ......... :... :. ,$75@12" 'i
1,000 lbs, 4 to 7 years ....;;..:::; ;V..-125® 175 i
1.100 lbs, 4 to 7 years. -............;. l."><i<iiU<»
1,200 ibs, 4 to 7 year* ......,..;...... 200(6-250
. Over 7 : rears old ■ rahge from * $13 to $25 lower. i
Shippers to this market -■- must ■ have i
horees close to type, with a je, bone conflftuation i
and_ style, to command extreme quotations. ■ ; '.;!
.... . , General Merchandise ■', .?,.*:
♦ Bags^-Standard! "Calcutta.. grain bags, 9'tc for.
spot and June-Julr delivery: Quentin, SY-c,
wooi bags. 50HC for 4 and 48c for Jbe; fleece
,twine, BHc, per lb; ■ bean b»j;i>. ft%bc .; , / ,•;
-'OH;(quotations are < for - barrels)—-Llneeed, COc
per gallon i for balled and DBc for raw, 5 bbl lots
4c less.'cas'esSc more; Bakers*/ A A castor, casea,l
"> gallon* $l:ll r 10 gallone $1.09; commercial cae
tor. In cases, f)0c; China; nut, cases,;. 73»ai85c ' per
gallon; r,<xtra *j bleached . winter • sperm « oil. ; 8».>o; |
natural inter sperm nil, Stxv, » pur#*<lanl oil, ■'
85<:j winter strained lard oil, 75c; neatsfoot j
oil. 85c; puint oiIaS0(8;40f;.', *•■;'/>,■.'•■■-.''/'• .. - '
Coal eil, fiasoline. etc.—Pearl oil. In bulk Be.
In eases 16c;, headlight oil, in r bulkiloo, in , cases
17e; s Eocene, iln I bulk J lie, in I cases ? 19c;«Elaine,*
I 2fic; Red Crown gasoline,-, In bulk IOVjC in cases 1
23Vic; engine distillate,' in bnlkSe. in eases <15c; !
gas machine gasoline, in bulk 37c. In cases 44% c; \
varnish makers'" and painters'- naphtha, In bulk
13*4 c ;in cases 22i4e. •. ' ' ; >!
Turpentine—-In cases; Me;ilO cafh> lot* lc lef«s; |
drums and ir6hrbßrrMs,*R2c; J Arolarps ( cases SOc, i
iron ■ barrels and . drums. 23c per ; gallon.: -;;r .- !
Rosin—F.:s9.4s; U, $9.50; WO. $11,10 per, bbl
of 280, lbs. --. - .. , ;-:-v,-.',..- ~-•..»:!
' Red White Lead—Red, gAgHe; white, 7*i' : !
<38hc per lb; do iv 5 ; and,lo h> lou, 7VjC and
714 c, respectively. . •--■-■■•" ■■-■' -■■-■ . j
. t ' vREFINED SUGAR MARKKT i ■ !
■ The Western Sugar Keflning company quotes as i
follows, flet * cash: ■>-. F4no' granulated. 4.«0c; cen-!
ners , ,granulated,; 4.GOc; , fruit granulated, 4.60 c; i
H. & F. crystal dominoe, s;lb cartons la ,case*, i
8.40 c;' do 2; lb cartons in oases, H.fyM : >■ monarch l
bar, 4.95 c; tablets, in half bbls. 5.10 i; do in 25
lb boxes. , 5.35 c:; cubes, 4.85 c; inmiafch:pewdered,* \
4.TOc; XXXX nowdered, 4.7o<*i eaudy grsnulateti, ;
4.70 c; confectioners'.- A, 4. GOc;, beet 1 granulated
4.40 c; extra C, 4.10 c; golden C, 4c; -.D,-*8.80c.;!
Barrels I and 50 lb bags 10c, half bbls 2J5c. boxes !
50c more : per 100 - lbe than for bag* of 100 lb« |
net. Bar in 33 *n<l 40 lb tins $1.70 more in 8 i
and flO lb tins $2.35 more per' 100 lbs thau the
price for this grade in 100 lb bags. . ;,. . <
M The California | and * Hawaiian i Sugar I Refining
eompany ? quotes,as; foilowe: Urntiolated basis, !
4.60 c :: C. »'& 11. fine 'standard,■ 4.t*.oc; • coarse dry
granulated, 4.GOc; confectioners' A. 4.COc; berry,
4.COc; powdered, 4.70 c; cubes, 4.R.V: ■? "Higrade't i
bar, 4.95e; bricks (Iv half bbl*J,3.loes' bricks (In j
i2s■ lb boxes)," 3.35 c; H. & E. cryctel domlnoe (3
•lb cartons In : cases). 8.40 c; ■do 2 lb cartons in !
I cases. 18,00c;;,extra fine, dry granulated (100 lb
: bags 0n1y>,54.40c;; extra. C, 4.10 c; golden C, 4c;
yellow D. 3.90 c.? Additional per 100 lbs: •; In bbls
; and 50 ibbags.tlOc.more; half BbHi,;2se ffld-re!
boxes, 50c more for all grades. Bar in 35 and. 40
lb tins, $1.70 ■ more. In «10 lb tins, : $2.35 . more.'
Minimum order,: carload weight. :■'., ..
WHmob's \ lon.i on the Market*
(From J. C. Wilson & Co.'s private wire) ;v
KEW YORK. May 2S.— The receivership for
-— v ;-.-.:,.r_-;--.■.v.;.;-\ ".'«. '",-■--":---^Tv^. , -*-;--jj •*"•'- J" - ..".«-rr-. l '"Jr
th'eTst.irjouis* and San;Francisco:systeinldld not
set well with Wall street title morning. JUther
low priced s teeuee * were I sold and j also ; Canadian
Pacific X ana * Smelters, but the «i good < railroad
slocks I held I fairly • well. London ; closed ? weak «for.
Americans as well ss for. its own specialties.
sr. Cotton— Were, inclined to ; s,ag, owing to
weakn«e hin » July, which s declined f more ;«than
the • other i months. May dellveryl notices ;to t the
amount 'of ; 10,000 bales j, were s issued and i this ■ did
not ' tend; to, nelp ; matters. It whk to * a tonsid- :
erafcle '• extent : an •■ evening 5. np 1 market t before « the ■
holMays. ?? We. Will regard It as . a traders'
market, pending the Jgovernaient report 1 im
mediately -; after ; the j approaching .* three \ dayb',
closed period. ' "'" * " -..'■•■'. s,-,.X
• BOSTON, Slay 88.—Hβ "change ?. In the local
copper «situation. Prices for the metal are un
changed and the sliare market is absolutely
lifeless. . '
.:CHICAGO. May £B.'—A repetition ofitbejold
news f put wheat ;-througii the.same • paces as
yesterday. -» More ? body crop «•; reports - from * the
same * territory >■:; with no ; ™ rain . _ where : :"■ needed,
caused ah advance to yesterday's ';■ high levels,
after ?■ which realising * sales '4 brought % about «-■; a'
quick " break. ; We believe that it lslsafestlito
make ■.;■ purchases .on weak • S4)ots T while the ; crop
ijcws continues.bullish....., ■ s ' '
; 4 , : :; ;_-- : I,oe i Aegelee Pr*4uoe Market :-«.,;.;
{Special^Dispatch. to The Call) .__ ■. "* '■'■
/?LOsTaKgeLES, Slaj 29.—JReceLpts of /produce ■
on 1 the Log "Angeles exchange this mom
ing were: * - Etpii,-'s73 'f cases ;> butter. 40, OSS
pounds;' cheese, 20.*2W Hounds; i ions."? SiO. Backs.- I
.i<f Potatoes g (p<»r ',■ ctl» —Higiilaml « HuriianUs, ■ 90®
$1; Oregons, ltuc@sl; Saifnas,,sieji,iO;iLompotv
$I.lo@l.2o;rnew potatoes,- f»OS|er>c per bos.:-#*<.rj
- .Beans , (per ctl)—Pink, $4.50; J lima, $0®e.25;
Lady Washington.* $5@5.25; • small white, $5.25<$
5.50; ! blackeye, $4; garvauaa. $4.50; ' ba,vos, $4.50.
@5; .Mexican » red. $4.50; lentil*. ;lc@7..^,v.sr t |
■Ji Butter (pfr lb) —Prices to : trade 3c abore quo
tatione."** California creamery extras, 28 , -.c; -do
firsts,- 25M><-. •=■:•. \ * ■■
M Egg« I (per.»dozen)—Local 1 ranch, candled.; 27c;
eaee count," 24c; ieorthern case tonut, * 23c.i.,F .v
V* Cheese * (per ' lb) —Northero 1 fresh, 14V 2 e; I east
ern ♦" sip.glee, 18c; i eastern * twins, 17c; : eastern
chieddare, , ' lftc;' etsterti•'. longhorns. 17c; <"< trregon:
daiMies, s lT'.s#lßc; Swiss, imported, v Sofgi32c;:
ewlss, domestic block, 25c; Roquefort, 38(^40c;
tfeam' brick, 20c; llfnburger, '% 21@24c.,' •_-■■_ »<>•■;.'
C'hicawo Produce, Market 1 v • -
• CHICAGO, M«i 28.— Better unchanged. Eege
unchanged. *; Itecvipts, * 24,000 ?y. cases. ■ Cheese
higher; -daisies.^l4i,i<^t4^e; , ;jtwine, 14(®14i.i<>:
yonng; American, HM @l4^s; long r horns, l-lS
ei4»i <: -- .• ; . : - _ .
"■■■-' ■> <_*, t Xrn I'ojfk|Pro4ace; .- ..>'.,"
' XEW *' YORK, ■'*• May ;; M-|r-Firm: -' ! . ro-
Cfipt«, 13,260 ttibe. > Creamery Jextras,' S7Vt<s
2T%e; ~: firsts, f 2<;\'»s27VijL-: « state . dairy ,"■■ finest,
2Te: ■ process extras, -, 2e@2o»4c;t imitation • cream
ery firsts, ■ 85H®2Cc; factory, firsts, 24"Ac; pack
ing i Stock, current - make. No. 2, 22c. ■•■%*. ,* j %=.-■* '-'••-:
r Cheese—Firm;< receipts,^; 4,706 ; boxe.«. ,;State
whole ■ milk, | fresh , colored | specials,"" 14c; | arerage
fancy. l»Hc: ; skims. >2i,@loVic: : - '■■■
; ; Kggs— Irregular: iPceipH*, 31,950 case , Fresh
gathered • e'itraß,; <S; 23c; | fresh > gathered ' stor
age,"'• packed, flfst* '■■ to extra" firsts, , . 20V4@22c;, «lo
regular:pa6ked extraiflffet*. *? 21(821V2c", Pennsyl
vanla nearby whites, , 23@25c.
• Hopp—Steed?. State common to choice, 1P12.:
15<U22c: 1 101 v 9<sUc; P&clflc coaet, 1012. 15®
2Oi 1911. il@l4c.■>■•-. ■''■'-■•--■': :-■-> ;
i Raw 'nagar—SteafiyJ Mus-orado, ,2.77@2.53c;
centrifugal, 3.27@3.Soc:.molHSscis, 2.52@2.5>ic.
31ISCELI;aXEOUS HMfAHKETS
;.■: " Cotton- Market : . .:
11 rom K. P. Hufton & Co."s Prir»tp Wire.)
iviNBW..;- YORK, May 28.—Price changes ,wer#
mostly" email, but * tlio tone ".was heavy ; all day,
with ■ continued < llQuldatloo -\ of old - crop ;• option* ■
a ¥ drag on " the whole list. ■■'■■■ Re-tenders .• of some.
lO.OQO bal*s by Ja . leadiCg hpUßCiContiectPd * with
the■ Liverpool deal werfejtaken* as indicating that
shipment* now arriving >in J.iverpool .were not
proving • satisfactory or '"- profitable, ; anrl *r trailing
epeculatite : longs■ in '<* July > become disturbed;Y.••*
y.Tlie l crop £ report.' fronii' a , local house showing
a ■ '-'Mifiltion '.• of 185.3, : and f- average ;'- increase 5 of,
4.7, • Wasi taken".as ajiproximatin? concensusi of
local 'i opinion : and received ? (scarini consiruetion.
;-* Spot; closed "Jjulet,- 1O -points lower. Mid!ing
uplands,-;?, 11.90 c, ;>do f gulf, - 12.15 c. y Sales, 2UO
bales. :., . : ■:■■ ■', ..«jv: t'■■/ ' -,V;^~- ; .-- : .\ ■';?■.'.'■ ■/,
. ... ' - COTTON FUTURES . -J >;'
•' ' '■: - - , • May .»;■ Year
Option Open High ■: Low Close ""27 ";'•' ago
May . 11.83 11.50 11.43 11.40 : ll J .5C: J 11.05
June"-. ;.... .:... ;.... 11.51 ; 11..-» 10.
Jnlr . H.(>l Il.«! 11.85 JI..V. 11.G4 11.04
Aug ': J 11.40 11.42 ll'.SO - 11.30 11.43 11.09
Sept V...... ..... V.... 11. Iβ 11.20 11.19
O<t .. 11.13 11.17 11-16 11.11 11.15 11.19
Kot ;«. ;.... ....-. • -.. ..VT 11.09 c 11.14 11.2*
Dec . 11.14 11.17 11.11 11.11 11.10 11.80
.Tun .. 11.10 11.12 11.00 v 11.06 f 11.12 11.23
March ...«. ; ..... ......: 11.10 11.22 : 11.83
'■'■■ ■'"--■ '■-' ■■ "\-\'' - —-—γ-^t—,,--'-;■' 'h•.'•;-•*•' ■'-■'.■ I
Km .; York and ; London . Metal | Market
f. :; NEW YORK. May" Copper—Steady; spot !
and i May. . 15.35c■ offered; | J;me, 15,30 C t off*"te<l; '
July. tr>y,e offered: electrolytic. , 15.87®!16c} lake,
iSej < easting*, 15.02 c, a Himper: arivals 2,2001 tons.
Exports thl)! month. 34.J74 tons. ,
• «Tin—AVf'ak: upot ftnd.May,'47.73@48.25c; June, ,
47,rjO«|#8^: i July ' 47't( 47.3 T . ,. : , ■." .■••■■
Lead—Steady, 4.4.40 c. ' ...
i' S{»*(lter-s-Qalet.'.s..ji>'S3:4oc., ' ~ .'•
I '■'•Aniltrirthy-i-Dun't- Cwk*flni»,*lß?i<99e.": ■ \
Iron- Hull nnd im-'l rfTift*«l. -••-'-» •«■ -
■ ' London inaikp-t clo*?il ia»fotlowe: . ,- i
v. Copper—Quiet; *epot £68 7s; Cd; future!", £08
It l (i<l. ; ~;*tr.p■?%:■_ ■.>:..-.!.... :■,-;■;;-.--:-•'- ~ :
I Low Rates I
I and East 1
II % Round trip ticket* at fatea ihown b*- - tE]
Ujl low ere en tale en vari«ue dfttea tjj]
Hj Chicago, Union Pacific jy
If I; North Western Line Oil
||U Liberal return limits and fa- fjjj]
Hfll vorable etop-over privilege*. liml
IP These : --- low-rate k tickets ■•* are IJfj|
MH avafla-bl* tot passage - ©ft the * ||BJ
115 I lU*uriouily I equippea, eieetftd |»Jlj
IsU I Hkhted "• Sam I Frwflico "Olfr- lIMI
nsl Vtmltrtf" leaving San l=l
IXII Franrteco daily at 2:00 P. M., |l]fl
iisl or on trains leaving vat 6.40 lan
Ml P. M. and 11:40 P. M. |jjjj
lull Direct edmaeetln** In Chicago liv]
lull * f<l> *" ,ln *" E ***' IHll
S3 $72.50 I
Irfll ' i cniCAOO, tLL., ftltd' Itetuns. - "• r lift
IS ~. $75.70 .; 103
II It ' ST.'PAtf/'ind MINNEAPOLIS, ||l|j
IfS : MINN-* tnli Return. : ; -> l|n|
lln » - $83.30 ; ' nil
111 :fi . f -; ; [f(]
Itfl ; DULtTTB. MINN., «nd Eeturn.,'• InJ]
I $108.50 : M
SnJi XSW TORK. N. V.. and Return. >? Itftl
fflv $110.50 :; ; - g
ilm BOfiTON, ! MAfiS.;*«Bd Return.' ::> In]
5n $108.50 ; -; M
hD| .V pHILADBtPHIA, Pα: and , Return. \. ||f||
|g]| f $107.50 M
iCil r'P BALTIMORII. MD.. and '' Return. ,;' |iu|!
HO $107.50 ISI
ROI 1 WASHIXQTON. D. C, and Return. ||n|
Iffil $95.70 I
lIrI TOaO»*6. OKT.; »n« Retara. |nj|
IBj $108.50 lal
RJlf tlO7fttJlM>. QrE.. <tnd Return. |lf||
I! $116.50 I
[fill QT*EBfcO. QL t and Return. • |n||
m $113.50 m
QOI •i- I»ORTI>AKD. Mβ.. and - Return. ; ||J||
■J9 • MMero ' eQi'^" 1 " ,1 . r «Mrenlent. scbed- liyl
nil alea. aprfect r»edbed —antomatic elac- lift
inn trU eWety pE Everything B
H 22if-Sf£Ls£ Ev**ything I
fflfl ruil partlenlare, date* «f M le. etc.. (HI
Hnl R- H- BItCHIB, O. W. A. \m\
fIW H. V. HOLDER, Gen'l A«nt |jft|
Chicago and Ndrth Western Ry. Dfl
Hfli • 871 Market ; street ' ;|ra
IKI - . rieod Blag. - - . |Sy|
|JQ| ••.• San Francisco -• j|nj
' - ■
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= •;■■■ ■:■■.■-!.: .■■;.; ■- . . ;--..■■• ■■'.:'■.,■■/,. ■:■•■■;■■ • ■
I .; .... , . v - : ... ~,^„. », ~y tre^v»«.*•"»!•*«.«•* SetSBjBRIjB
; Tin—Weak; sjwt ''• £213; futures, £215 ■lWpKi
Lead. *iieiT. Cd.j -:.;-;',,:..'■.'.: .-^..■
;■> Spelter,; &2&. -
' Irou—Clevelaed iwarrants, <37s Cd, i
N**Vi\e|-k;Cefl;ee Mafkef
;hi NLW VOKIC, May :2a—Fntur«s 7 epetiedfeteady
at au ; advance; of * 1 to \ll ? points in ; response Ito
steady European cable*. Trading was not active,
but i olTer ings j were * relatively '» Hght 8 and % prices
worked X gradually higher ioc s scattered covering."
Tli<; close was steady. ': r ''• - .
?"T Spot j coffee, quiet"; Rio ! 7s, ll&c; Santos
i louc; mild, dull; s Cor4ove, noaiina!.
Option ' Opea High Low Close
May ........v; ...... .. * 10.SO
'June*-:...;;;.. in. SO- ; 10. SO r lO.So" 'lO.BO|
July '...10.83 io. 10. 10.SO
' August r'.'.......... s ..;.. .". .:.■« 10.06
.September .. I<).US 11 o<; * 10.9S 11.
| October ..::.... H. 05 11.05 11-05 11.05
November .....".. ■ . ...... 11.05
December ».*.:. i!.u3 li'.W 11.03 H. 06
January i:...,......,. .... 11.07
February:'...'... ■:.-.... ] / . ..... 11.10
MarcU ........11.00 11.13 11. 11.12
April 11.12
Sales—4l),ooo bag*. '. "'" "•" .
— 4 1
I REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
;•; ~--. :<.-■■ -...,.■-.• ; . .:,- -■ . ...
1 i.The,Atlen.company to Uenry J. Aden, lot in N,
line of O'Farrell street;* 137":1M> !E; of LeSTen
worth. E 60:10 by N 137:0; $10.
! Hl\ aterh6use Estate - company, to Federal j gwtir
ily company, lot :In i N\V linn of ' nowar«J i street,
423 Hi of Twenty-second,"NE 90 by N\V 19S\ $I.'
I Matthew A. Little and Wife to Gerhard P. Ter
schuren and wife, lot in F, line of Twenty-first
avetiue. 275 S of A street, S » by ; W 1-0;
! ♦2,3b0."tv""-K.-i,;;.:^. 1i .--' v ;;,- •'-•■•: <;.-r",";. ;^T;/~.^-: -r-,:';:
«■ Chiaffredo Abello nnd ; wife to Paolo and Giu
! soppe Tufo, in W l!n« >f Kearijy street,
i N Inion, S 37: C by W 00; $10. i" % "r
j B Charles 'J. IH. Schultz to Jeanctte I'ates. lot in
I W line of Twenty-Hrst venue, 150 S of » Geary
street, 25 by 120; $10. . : iv;:; : ;■: - w
!-' Joha ;j H. Myers:; (executor . : estatelp?.-Llllie -, S.
"V olnuar*s- to * William A. Brown, . half of' lot; ia
W ' line of . Church *tr?et, 105 N of ; Twealy-tiiird,
N 35 byK 117:0: $S3o.' - v..,y: a, -. v ;
■leremiah ;!*.'-FJemlhg.'and ; wife to Agnes J.
Bortklß, l lot in W line' of < Noe : street, - 30:8 S■• of
Henry, c *g3:(J by > W 86, 4 aud* half of ', «ne 'other
parcel; $10.
it Agnes .1. Bodkin to Jeremiah F. Flemlng.»ana
wife. sam«f; $10. -.■ • - .
f" \ Rebeete \ 1). Grrbes ■to Johti -F. : * Oeibes :et{ a 1.,;
lot in 'N ) line ot: Post; etre#t*' 2r.:5 1 E of < Laguna,
E 51:8 Djr'N-DS.'iand'ohe otiier parcel; gift. \
FVincn x <C. Beninef end HichaM F. Bcanifr
to Lmiis <JlaS*,*lialf'6f lot In W line of Jones,
187.8 N of Washington, N 90 by W 137:6; $10.
'•"•' Kdwaril H. White to fEstelle- White, lot »in-B
llne.ofiTwenty-third.'aVcuue,""2SK» X of U street,
.N 25 hy E 120; gift.'; -~'>?: -\.t-y>.i V- -
T-iO/'j: Uergener to Mutual Holding company, lot
inK line of R street. 75 E of Eiphteehtn ave
nae, E N 62:2, NW 70:1, H 95:11; $10. *,
: plssmeyer to Anton F. Dissmeyer. lot
in W line of;t>lariiohd etteet, , : 136:0 N ot Wilder,
X2oby W 77:0' : »i. '--r-; --—;/..-- ■/,-•
f ' 0.8.- Johnson to John 11. Skinner, lot In S Jin*
of ; Army street, ;SO : X of Douglas, -E. 80 by 8
114; $10. .... ■"-■;- : . :■■-:;
. Nat B. ninkloy (administrator estate of Frank
Mineklev! '. to George <«. Hlnrkley.'.half ; of i lot In
S lihe of Army strret, isO E of Dmiglaes. E 90 by
S 114; $530. • 3 r -r.y .: '-■■ -'-*,/,:■.' -
"*. Georee ». Hinrkley and wife to E. M. •> Wolf,
half of same; $10. •- s ■'-;-.-■"■_':- -.:-.
John H. Skiuner to E. M. Wolf, half of same;
$10. •;.-/ ;,-;■;..■!. : .-:'^.--,-■.—
•, K. M. Wolf to Octatla A:-Doud,lialf of same;
$10. : . .■■■•»_■! - - ;;. -,■ ..,^ : ,,•,:.;■ ..-•■ ,-..,'
-- Franklin : tlealty - r-ompany 'to Bertha J Oherfelii.
lot iti R Iln(5 of I.arfelh strett,'o2:ii S of Bush,
8 44:7 by I «4:fl; |ie. '"';-:-; :, *;--. ,;'■.■ ■■--•;'
""Bernard; Farley « Sr. to Tomn'.i 'Varril.** lot at
SE';corotrjof.Ocean View> nv<»nn<» and ? Plymouth
R AIL WA V TRAVEL
1 S
= "»/ ' SEE THE /, =
I Grand Canyon of the Feather |
I River and the Royal Gorge |
§ The "Panama-Pacific Express* =
5 with iOKitivitibfi Car* and |
£ ; The M 1915 Mail" Trains . |
:5 , -- •.•■■:■.• •" .•-■ -"..■„,•—i—->'V. f r . "."-I* j2'
' 3 Leave - tTqioti Ferry P«lK>t ; Ajrnve • £
,3 4.10 a:...... Stockton .: M ■ x
* 1 through {Standard and Touriet Sle*p!n« £j
3 Care via D*n- & Rid Grande and MiaeoUri =
. : 5 Pacific. Rw* Islarid Line* and BurliUJr- £
,;gv .-•,,. - -.■:->,-v-,vton Rotiie. , , _ V/- -'■'■• : -E
•= »« - Dinine Car* and Electric Lights ; g
?5;v, ; '■■^" ;, Ticket Offices ■;•■;•; :r, S f
i 1 '■ s 665 Market St. -PW Sett« 1651 H 5
i S 1326 Bf»dvwy,Oa««i-Pkeß« Oikla. 132^1
\iNiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiimmiiiiiiiimin#
Schedule Effective
nSn Ma y n ' 1913
San 7 /
' UXIOX FERRY DEPOT
TTiTvTT" ' VIA SAI'SAMTO :.- ■ j I ArriT»
JU:45a i'etaluma, Sant* Kosa. (lurriietllie, , - .'<
. v s Uuncaii ! Mills. Cazadei"&.:...:.. J9;o.>p
T:lsa Soaoma, Otai Ellen;;.':..*. r.;...:. I 6:0 op
»T:4oa PetalunaarSatite Kosa, llfanisbiir^.i v \,
:-:;- I Chwkrdale, I'klah. WiUits. ; - \
r nr«Rg. ;, ***DO9;. Hles,| - , ■■■- rj
. . ! •Sebastopol=-.;:;.i.... .."•..;■•.. I ' *:Sop
8:15 a Pointilteyes;■ Camp Meeker.-Monte ; - ~
; i - Kio. Dunran Mill!",* Cawulero ... ? 7:35p
8:45 a Pftahinifl. R«nta ttee»; OtietttfflllP, j ;
", - ~ . ! j Monte - Uio. Duilran Mills. '• Caia
■ \~i I auto. (I>*re* from Dunetn Mills) f 7:0"p
t?:l3a Sonoma. 01«n"KUen"..;...:"...... _$S:3f>p.
i»:lsa LajniiiUas,; Tolnt :pey*s.:;;..T.T.. *S:osp
XO:ioa'fotalama. Santa ntwft. ; lUaldsbnrg! ,"/.-.'-.
, (to Sonoma and Ulen Elieu w«t; ,;">;•.-_?-,
- flUre only. sml arrltei* 6:06 p;M.) 5:0 op
' 1:45p Petaiuma, Snnta Ro*>e. Ouen^ville,; • --.
H'- - I? Monte Rio. Duncan Mills (tO| •
! Cuzfi<l«Tr> Sundays.only)........ 10.35 a
*2:45p Poltit R<Tf<;, Camp MsekPf," Monte, f- -Hi
■■-.-■% Itlo, DOttcta Mill*, r.ira«Jpro. ... f 10:35 a
: 0:15f» Pftalntna. Piintn Rosn. ; imlfliS - r^7"
I btirs. CloTPrdale,3Lkiah»,Wllllta, :
* ! '«fieba«toT<r>l ~ :-. ......... r..7.. 11:3.'a
- 4:4sp)»onoma. Glen t Ellfn .7..... ...:..". I »J):33a
" 3:l.*p|Petalu*a. Santa Rosa. Heafl«btirg y 9:oPa'
ts:lsp!t'»lut Kgjrta,-Jt.*euiiaay-7:13-a.m. JB:3sa
-f ELECTRIC r 1 SCBt RBAN : VtA ' AUSALI'TO i- >
■■>'•« finiisalito. ' Mill ■ Valley. San Uafa#l—Daily ev#rr
3U minittos frwn 0:45 a. rti. until 0:43 a. J m.:
hourly; until 2:45 p. - m.. then 8:15 p. In. 1 ; anil
tvery i3O tnltmtes i until i7:«5: p.* m. l* then * 9:30.
lt:15 p. m. end 12:30 n. m. On Sunday* tn ail
dltlon— 30 minutes from 9:45 a, m. to 3:15
p. m>. pse#pt 2:15 p. m. - - •
«i Fairfax—Wflvc te:**. ~:1~>. 7:45. 8:15. tt4o,
0:15. v $10:15, 10:4.1. Jll!l5. ; 11:45 a. m.:
i 12:15, c 12:45. 1:45. 3:45. H:45, 4:15,
4:45, 6:l*. 5:45. 0:15, 0:45, f7:15, T:45. s 9:30,
11:15 p. in.; 1 12:30 h. m. - .--
San Qucntlh "via Ban —Leare daily ?at
9:lTi a. in. «nd l:4s'p.'fti."
?' Tibtiron I ami >■ Belreuere—Daily.* cwyl hunt) ffett'
f!:45 • Hi-tai. niitil» 1:43 p.*nu, then• 3:13 'p. tn. : and
*teryii hour •? until, 6:15, "then 7:45, 9U)O, " 11:15
p. m. and l2:S0 a. ,m.;', " ,; -> ~:-.j.' ~..,:
*Atrives» 7:05 «p.> ni. i•♦Arrivesii(i:Ss^a.'i m.
•♦•Arrives 11:33 a. m. fKxotpt Sundays.'- iSun
diys only. i oni.v. fMonatys only.
Redllnf Traitefpf Company , * a(t«ats are author
-1»#«1' to check ; baffgafce dirfet■ from residene*.:;,-- -
l
BAY AND IIVTERUKBAJf ROUTES
Batten i4O«4e»a. 113*. tM«ftlN»t
Dock lea rfto* ft**!* ftery Btfttc
tta» lMu«»' ~'--4tt*afc«m<
street, S 138:7, X 50, 120. 51.70; $It>.
Minnie rD. Levin to SnUUetz v &:- Soas, lot in
W line of -'Tweiity.first avenue, 13u S of "Fultou
street, N,23U>yiW-1205H $10. r .'-';' ; • •
**& Charles ?A. Lyon and I wife ito 'Alice M. * Keat
inge, lot ■at; NW 'corner ! of - Washington and' Me- :
Alllsterißtreets.-'iW «2, N -.-100:6'/.; E 02,- S
I<M:IOV4 };$10.r::-;t::..'-r.-^;^ : ■'.-,-...,,.-.:.-;,,
- * Gustav t. Rcker to » Alsfgaretha Ecker. •: lot t SO,
block , C, portiou or Park Lane tract; gift. . -
W: John -3.t Albert to ; Fred Feuhren,'< lot :in N line
of R street. 57:*5 E of Thirty-cightli avenue. E
23 by N 100; $250.' S"; : - • ' ; - .'■ ■_■ ■-■-;-, '..-.,
yg John ; Beatty ito Savings, Cnion "1 Bank and Trust :
company, lot Iv NE line of Speaf : street,"- 229:2
SE iof I Market. SB ,45110 by ;K E' 137; $10.
Ida B. Gray to William A. Lange.'lot ;inf X
fine ;of Jackson Street. 137:0 W, of Spruce. W
7<T. N 170,';E;7O*S 172:G%; $10. '■;*r ■, •-■ .'-.%■■.._
William SA. Langc; and :wife: to Mary E. Butler
et al.. same; $10. ■":::..'.■ '.■ "-■• • *-■ : f ----- .. .■ ,•;
Emmett M. Bajjley to Gracle B. -'Miller, lot In
W line of Tenth avenue, 225 S of P street. S, 25
by W 120 : $10.. - * .- ■ --.
vs. John l F." Simpson to Bella M. Simon«on"""one- , -
interest in lot'ln.E line ofiHyrte street 2°
Sof North Point,-S 22 by,E S4:C; '$10 ~. -':
F.moiyti G. Cattipbell Chester Leatham. lot
In;E'line;of-Sixtn.avenue,"3o N of Judah street
' Nft2s;by;E'os;'flo.-.'''':;. ;-:'':: --. ■ •* : ■,• .>-.--.-- -.-'■
■gs Mission 'terfac* company to Raymond H Ban
ning , ? and James E. Stewart; lot 12, block A
Mission terrace; i value considerable. , : • ■' . '
V-. Karl Kallcalmcti ", and wife to.George Farley
lot. In 5 N line of Army street/ 78:0 W of Castroi
W 25 by N 114; $10. uastro,
=** Anna Buero to Rosa Anna Pitto et al lot :in
W «line s of Ostego avenue, SO S of Onondago, S
i Jennie Cavagnaro M si. to Pietro Rosaia lot
at ' NW* corner =ot j. Nlasara and. Huron. avenues
NW 106:§ by 9W 40: |«0. ■ .-- t. .7, " '
Mary Joyito Edwnrd P.'lJeald, lot.ln H 1in«» .f
Grove stf-eet.f 150 W of Baker, -W. 21:10 by S
112:G; $10. ■.*?•'*. - : - ,> t '■■■ ■ --■-.-'.' :■■ ' yi":-: -~ '■ °
\--' : {' : '-.""'."-''-' Bwlldliifc Contracts • ■■■:." V
"- Investors Itenlty wraj»any with Werd & Good
win— Grading, concrete,» Brick,. painting, carpen
tering.? ~ tinniii*. rooHrtg. plumbing, heat
ing and elei-tric work for n one nfetf (tort buflfl- '
Ing at* N corner of Fourth and Jessie streets ' NE
hah^LX**!? —~
ON AND AFTER APRII, 4, I9IJ, TRAJUS LEAVE AND ARE.PUg TO ARRIVE AT SAM FRANCISCO. :
l v; VIA OAKLAND PIER ■ ■ --■ t VIA > COAST LINE -n;-; :
Leare'-■»_.".' : ' (Foot of Market Street) •• ; Arrive Leare , : /- - ; (Third and Townsend Strrtt*) Arrira '
;•>■• - (Subject to change without eotiee) *: !, (Subject to change without wrtice)
2.15 a Niles, Livermore, Tracy. Latbfop, t 6.05* Valencia Street, Ocean View. Colma,
'■■-"'■;. .* Stocktoo, ,Lodi, Gait, Elk Grove,* ; * ' Cemeteries, Baden, Sen Bmno .... f 6.35 a
__. '■"''-., Sacramento, Roseville, Auburn, Co!- 5.45 a South San Francisco, San Jose. Mor
"; fax, Trucke*, Reao, Sparks ...;.:...r 10.40p . ■;;- ganhill, ■■■ Giiroy, * Sargent, Pajaro,
; 2.15 a Sacramento, Marysville, Biggs, Chico. 10.400 - .. Watsonville, Banta Cnu :'.,.....- B.oop
.6.40 a Richmond (Vallejoj, Port Costa, Ma- J B.4Sp Los AltoS. Monta Vista, Los Uatoe .. I 8.45 a
■;,.--■ ; tinez, Antioeh, Byron Hot Springs, 7.00 a L'oeMer-- Sail Jwf, Morganhill, Gil- -■''••".
• Tracy, - Patterson, Newman, Los ■ = ; .ir ' toy, * Pajaro. CaHroviUe, SaKrA, '
r v. :■,., Banoe, Ingle, Kerman. Fresno .... II .20? -.•••• '• Soiedad, King City. r«o Robles Hot
[6.40 a San Leandro* Hayward, • Nile*,;< San .. •".. ; Springs, Ban I.uin Obispq. Surf
,-s v Jose..V. ".:•....;:....-.;.;?..... w.._ 6.1 Op v r (Lompoc). Santa Barbara, Ventura, •■ ■
7.00 a Richmoad, Port: Co*U, Benkia, Sui- -,:...: t Oxnard, Los Angeles .:.:..'.... 10.30p
r>^- ; sub, Dixon, Sacramento 7.SOP 7.00 a HoFlister, ■> Tree finos—Watscnville,
;. 7.06 a Elmira, Vacatille, Winter 5.......'.... 1.1 Op Santa Cruz—Del Monle, Monterey,
7.00 a ftoferillei MarymriHe (Ororille), Red- Pacific Gr0Te....r....:....;....., 10.30p
: ding, Dun5aiHir....:..:.;.:.:.■,,;.: 10.40p t 7.05 a BouthSan Francisco, Pato Alto, Saa • .
*7.00 a Davie, Woddtaftd. William*, Maxwell,' "■■ '■-- , ■ - Jose, Way 5tati0n5...:...■.......... 7.50p
. vWillowe,; Hamilton, Corning, Red -' ' f 7.05 a I.os Monta Vista, Los Gaton. :. § 3.25p .
>• V Bluff. ;.*...'..:.■..'"...;.......:. 7.50p ,B.ooa Shore Line Limited— Robles Hot
7.20 a , The Statesman—Richmond. VaiSejo ' . ? ■'•-■' Springs, Santa Barbara* Los Angeles. ' 9.50?
""v. . • Junction, Port Costa, Benicia, Bui- '.% 8.05 a Mayfield. Los Altos, LosGatos.W right,
, " sun, : Dixon, Davie, Sacra- '• Glenwood (Boulder Creek). SanU
■ Meat0v.,:...7......;;,;,..;..;.: 6.50» ; - Crua, Watsonville, Castrcville, Del
7.20 a Nile*. Pleaeantoa, Livennore, Tracy, * ' -' Monte, Montertr, Pacific Grove..*.. 9.05p '
.'■ Lathrop. Stockton (Oakdale), Lodi, , 9.00 a San Jn«\ Morgahniil, Gilroy, 1 Sargent, '
1 : 5acrament0......:....:.....-..:.. .':-. 7.30p ' Salinas," Soleilad, Ban AUgilel, Paeo
17.20 a Tracy, Patterson, Newman, Los Banos, - - ' Robles Hot Bpring»,San Luis Obiepo. 4.00p
Ingle, Kerman, Fresno ....... 4.30p 9.00 a Hoilister, Tree Pmoa—Watsonville,
7.40 a Richmond, Vallejo, Napa, Calistoga, ? ■- - • - . Santa Crua— Del Moate, Monterey,
Santa Roea, Crockett, Port CoeU... i.IOa • Pacific Grofe...;::.-.:.•........... 4.00q
7.40 a Arofi,; Walnut Cr6«k, Saß Ramon, < 10.40 a South San Frandeco, Burlingame, San -■
;•' .Liverm0fe.;:?:...........,;.*... f.IOU : Mateo, • Palo Alto, - MaySeld, Loe/12.30p
I.ooa Newark, West Baa Joee, Los Gttos, >- Altos, Loe Gatoa ..»..,....:...... \ 7.20p
, --:'-' r Wriglit, Felton (Bed Lomond, Boul- * 11.30 a Valencia Street, Ocean View, Colma,
.--.••-.-"-■•■ Creek), Santa Crua............ 5.50)1 Cemeteriee, Baden, San Bruno .. 1.55P
8.40 a Port Costa, Martines. Byron Hot 11.40 a South Sin Francisco, San J05e....... t 8.20 a
•- y Springs!, Tracy (Stockton), Merced, 1.20p Saturdays only—San Mateo, Red-
V ' ■: . Berenda, v Madrfa, Fresno, Fowler, ;; , wood, Mayfield, Mountain View,
' ' Belma, Traver, Ooahen Junction "Bah J05e.......,......:.......;.. ill.OCp •
•'■^-.-:-"-,' (Hanford, Armoa*), Tulare, Bakers- 1.20p SatunJays only—L« Altos, Monta
;.' :-' field./...../-...:...../..:...... 4.30p -v- Vista, Los Gatos ::;....... '..*.:. § 3.25p
6.40 a Viaalia, Lino'say, Portertille, Ducor... 7.10P' 2.00p Del Monte Express—San Jose, Mor- -: ..'",
I' • 8.40 a Yosemite Valley vi» Mereed ..;.'...:.. 4.30p : ganbill, Giiroy, Sargent, Wataonville, •*
.: e.OOa Ifvihgtoh, San J0b*.?..:.•:......... .': 7.30p \ '■/■ .<; 5 Santa Crus, Del Monte, Monterey,.
9.00 a Nile*. Pleasaatdn. Lirermore,• Stock- .'*.- ■ - Pacific Grore, (Balioas) ..»;.:.■.*. 12.30P
I 1 t v f ton, (•Milton;, VaUey. Spring, lone, ■■ 2.05p Kaeton, San ' Mateo, Palo Alto, San ,
I r • 'Sacramento:....7;;;..%. v...;.;v.; 4.30p •• - Jose .;..,:..;... ....;.*;.;<.;... B.<oa
i 119.00 a Tuolumne, Soeora, Jamestown, Angels - 2.50p t 2.1 Oβ South San Frantisco. Redwood, Eant* ,
9.001 Vallejo Junction (Vallejo), Port Costa, ' S » j ■: Clara. West San Joee, Lee Gatoa,
%'; v -■■;Benicia, Suisun, Davis, Sacramento. 10.40p : Wright, Felton, (Boulder • Creek),
I 1 i 9.00 a Goldfield Pase.—Trjckee; Haien. Wa- '' , ;, - SanUi Cfui ....:».....;.... 1..... fl 1.30 a X
i- hu«ka (Yerrington, Hudeen). Mina, . 3.000 South S«a Francisco, San Mateo, San -- • '•'.- -?.
' Tonopah, Goldßeld, Laws, Kecler.. 8.101 : J . v Jose, Morganhill, Giiroy, Tree Pinoe,'
7I 9.40 a Richmond, San Pablo, Pinole, Val'ejo - k 8a1ina5.,..,...:.........,.....:.. 10.10 a
>;{ Junction, Crockett, Port Costa, Mar- 3.00(1 Watsdnvillg,. Banta Cru*, CattroviKe, »-•■ »
tinea, A»od, Concord. San Ramon.. 6.50p Del Mont*, Monterey, Pacific Grove. 10.10 a
•10.20* "PaeiSc Limited','—Ozdeo. Cheyenne, 3.25p Burlingame, San Mateo, Redwood, '
V Omaaa, Ckleag>-Salt Lake City, **' c ? Palo Alto, Mayfield, Loa Altos, Los •-■ —
; De«Tef.v;;.;,,.;.:.v..i....:,../\ 8.50 a . Gatoe.;,.];.i.j.,-..-.^.. ..;».:..;* 5.45p
10.20 a Port Co»<*, Benicia, Baetamento, Col- . ; t 3.28p Wright, Boulder Creek, Santa Ctuj... fl 1.30 a
, - . ttx. Truckeej Reno. Hazen, Love- ■ 4.00p Sunset Express—Tuceon, DemiDg, El
:.'. lock, Wtnnemueca, Bittle Mountain, - '' , Paeo, Houston, New Orleans, Chi- « *
: " "Palisad«,Elka, Wdls,CobTe;:..... 8.80« * cag0.V........;.....;.,;..;..... 9.ISi
■ 10.20 a Niles, Irrington. Sad J0ee....; .... 11.20 a 4.00p Washisgtop Sunset Route—Waehing
' 10.40 a Vallejo, Mare Island, Nap 5;.;....... 12.800 -■' ton, D. C., New York and East;.-. ./- 9.15«
M- in*fteßhwW«n"-■:•■•'■■--.■'■■■•■■■:-- 1 --.:•■■/•/. 10.50e 4.00b Bannas.-Paso Robles Hot Springs,
1 10.401 Btoektca.... .[ 3. 10p SanLuia Obispo, Sanfa; Barbara;
.19.40 a Los Angeles Passenfer—Port Coeta, ... - • Ventura and Lm Angelrt/.v....... 8.15 a
v : Martinet, Byroh Hot Springs, Tracy, l≥ 4.00p Kansas City, fit. Louie, Cnjeaea..,..; 9-lse
Stockton, Merced, Madera, Fresno, -< 4.20p South San Francwco, San Joee '......:t 7.25 a
* ' (Hanford, Coalinga, Vis*lia), Bakers- f *.55p Sanfa Crua> limited—Mayfield, Los :
! i ■■-'■■■••.: field, Los Angeles ■..%..:......:..; 7.10p Altol, Los Gates, Felton (Boulder " - ■
•I 1.20 a Shaita Limited De ! Portland, '-:= y\- Creek), Santa Cru« ...".. h ...,v.. f 8.45 a
■-■- ' Tacoma, 5eatt1e^..*..'.J..i....... 8.50p j f 5.05 a Burlingame, Ban Maleo, Redwood, .
[12.00 ft Richmond. P6rt Costa, Beoicia, Sui* - Fa!o Alto, Mayfield, Santa Clara,
"sun, Fairfleld, Dinon, Sacramento.. 4.SOp : San Joee .;,...-....;.,. t .."...-.v. t 6.30 a
100n Elmira, Vacarille. Winters.:... ...... 7.50fl f 8.20 a fiedwood. Atherton. Meite Park,
: 12.90n DaTi«,Willi4ins,Colu9a June, Willows, '..;■• - - :-••■■• Pale Alto, May field, Mountain Vie*, •'
Ga«Bßto#n, Of land, Hamilton....; 8.50p Sunnyvale, Pan Jose ;............ t 9.00 a
-12.00H Mirmille, Chico: Red Bluff ..'...... 4.30p f . 8.20e Los Altos, Monta Vista, Loe Gatos... t 9.40 a
.I.OOp Nilee, Irtiegton, San Jose ~ '..:..;.: 1.59* t 8.25p Eaeton, Redwood, Mountain View,
1.20p Saa Ldttdro, Nile*, CenterTillei N*w- v" Saa J0ee......................... 9.40 a
> . .ark (Redwood), San J05e:......... 7.50b f 8.30p Loop—Valencia Street, Ocean View, •
1.40b Newark, Alviso, Agnew, Santa Clara, ," Cemeteries, South ' San • Francisco,
•-■■■■•■.-..'^WestSlnJoie/ui:....:;;... r;.;.IO.OOp \; 23d Btrees, 3d add Townsend f 8.40b
f |.40n Wright, Boulder Creek, Santa Cniz... 10,00b 5.40p Ban Br.ino, San Mateo, Redwood,
V 2.00b Overland Limited De Luxe —Denver, '. , Palo Alto, Santa Clara, Ban Joee.,. 7.45p
1 Kansas City, St Louis, Omaha, Chi- I B.4©p Mayfield, Loe Altoe, Los G5t0e......{ 9.40 a
.■■■>■" ■■'■'. /'ete).V;,V..-.^1.V^.'.':. : .V.";.-.'.v.-..' 9.30 a f 6.00p Millbrae, San Mateo, Redwood, May
-2.400 Ban Leandro, Niles, San J05e........ 7.30p ' field.Los Altw, Loe Gatos :...;.. f B.ooa
S.OOp BeniCuL_BuieUn,'Bacrfuneßto—Wood- t f.OSp 23d - Street, Visitaeion, South San
.. ; ; land, Tudor, Yuha City, MarysTille,' v s Fraacisco, Valencia Street. :..'....: t 7.18tt *
• Oroville - .:..*rr.*.....*:...:.*.. 11.10* 9.30p Sotitb Ban Francieco, Ban J05e....... B.4sp
- 3;00e Jilmira, Vacatille, Winters, Rumser.,. tl.lOa 8.09p The Lark—Santa Barbera.Loe Angeles 9.45 a
1 3.20# Richmond, i Port * Costa, Martines, B.IOp San Jose and Way 5tati0n5..;....... 7.30*
Byron Hot Springs, Modesto, Mer- IO.OOp Loe Angeles Passenger—Morganhill,
. c*d,Mader«i, Fre5n0:..;.......... 10.400 / Saliriie, Paso Robles Hot Springe,
4.00b Port Costa, Martinez, Concord, Wai- - * . San Luis Obiepo, Santa Barbara and - *< ■
1 :• •-i nut Creek/ San Ramon, Livnrmore.. 9.30 a . • Los Angelee..... i V.T.TTj;:j 1 , ;:... 9.25*
■-4.000 Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena, Caiietogs, IO.OSp South San Francisco, San J0ee....... I 1.55s
■ --'Otca Ellin, SanU R05*..,......... 9.30 a 11 .45b South San Francisco, Palo Alto. San '
: 4.00p Niles (Center Title, Newark), SuncJ, ; J05e.........".........;...;.....; 7.35*.
; . •.. Pkasanton, Llvertnore, Tracy, Stock- :-» » _____________ - '
* ; •''■;■ ton, Lw.'i, 5acrament0;,,.:...... , . 12.500 -—■■■■-,■--■ - ■" , , "
% : 4.40b Ban Leandro,- Hay ward, Niles, Pleae-J t 8.30 a \:± . .
fcntoa. Livermore ..-.:.. s \IIO.IM '
4.400 frriiiEton. Saa Jose i .:;Vv -,9.30 a LOCAL FERRY TRAINS—ELECTRIC SERVICE
> 4.40fl Traey.PattetMni Newman, Los Banos, : ,
'-'-.■■,■■ Kerman, Fremo,.;..:. 10.400 i ' ,~V'-J Via Oakland Pier
** 40P V &nL ,ye Tr^ rt SK&toluSS Te 0«««h"* »•» *«- «• B«fc*l*y. vsa SbaHuck Ay*.
KS', ffio, OSS' eM H , "" , * S ?- 6.00 a. m.. ard
tularV Bakesfieid. Moiaye Lβ evef y tweM 3 r niinutes until 8.20 p. m., inclusive; then
%: See OUmmW, WOJ » Te> c 12.50P 9.00,9.4(1.10^0,11.00.11.40 p.m. and 1.20 a.m.
I 6.00* Vall4o^ : Co^B«lei4,^uis; i n;'": / Additi °??i S**™ 6 * I *, f°d Sundays only, 5.40
■>:,;• * RaeVaiaento, RgieViJle. -Llafola,- ._ p. ■»., 9.20. 10.00, 10.40 aad IUO p. m.
, . Wheatland. Marysville (Croviilei, Tβ Berkifey via CaWornla St. and West Berkeley, Albany
:-•■'•■"■"' Oridley, Biggs, Chic 0..:...'...:.:. ! 1.300 ; via Nlnfli St. Lines.—Daily—From *e.OO a. m., f650,
- : 8.90* Davm. 1 Arbiiekle,** Williama, > WiHowe, , • ; *c.40, f7.00 a. m., and every twenty minutM until 5.20
.v r >^~ Orland, Tehama.*.;;..:. , .......... 10.400 p.m.,inc1ueiTe;then9.00,0.40,10.20.11.00,11.40p.in. 1 ;
• 9.900 Newark, West Saa Joee, Los Gatos... 9.30* 12.20 and 1.20 a. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
J B.oob Nilet»- Pleeaanton, ■ livermore, Tresy, ' Sundays only, 8.40 p. m., 9.20,10.00, 10.40 and 11.20
;;'8t0ckt0n::v.:v.;.....;..^....... 10.19* p.m. %■■ --..- . - ~, -
6.20P San Leandro, Lorenzo, Harward, Te Otfhw* Washington-Broadway. Cast Oakland.
,-, l <*>V\anntoti, Livermore, Tracy, ; e*rW fwitvtliTn* IMXreZ via St.- Dailv-Froni
'■'< * -a. nSi 0 t•u i " ■ rw**'v ¥,V.V W 600 a - IB taea etery twtnt* miautei unti* 8.10 p. n.,
9.200 Owl Limited-Port Costft, Traey, Musive; then fl.oo, 9.40, 10.80. 11.00, 11.40 p. m.,
■ -e _. Loi Angel M... ~, - B.o* 12-20 aad 1.20 a. m. AddiboßalboaU Saturdays and
tig aCfepS-iS.felo.Deal • JO,, only, 5.40 t, -~ UO. Itft 10-40 «W 11.20
rer, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago. 1.30* v MM ~. . -~ ~ -_.. ,
\ c.400 Port Costa, Byron Hot Springs, Tracy, . "Tf* ,,^. *. OaWand. Washlneton-froaeway, Fruttvale. \
: , Stockton. Bacfamento, Coltax, Tfuc- . i 2t?&Z W Sid »TS? ,l l7 Frc ?. 6oo ■-, m ' ; I
kee Reno Sparks*r.-./."■ .. *.: ~ l,Bop .6.40, 7JOO, 7.20, 7.40, 8.00, 8.40 and forty mmutes past
8.40 a Sleeping Car to Truck'ee for Lake fahoe B.loa - : &* hour until 3.40 p. ffl.j then 4.00, 4.40, 6.00, 8.20,.
i 7.00p Richmond (Vailejo), Port Costa, Mar- v r* lUI i 5.40,6.00. S* 0 ' fl4o 70 7.40, 8 £0, 900 9M 10,20,
tioei, L Concerd. Walnut Creek, Plea*- H-W. 11.40 p. m., 12.20 and 1.20 a. m. < ■
'■ v>: i--:. ■an ton, Nilee, Oakland r:^^, ;.:; .'• 12.45* To Vkjorit'^tog*,' Pullman, Richmond (9Nam Service)—
ti 1.20* Oreaen Esprc^—Bacramento, Roee- ; t«.40 and 7.40 a. m.. 3.20 l>. to., 4.20. 5.20, 6.20 p. m.
:: : :' '• & M KJ3I»!r &S£S (K vS?!!r •';Te "" Steftenuret (Steam ■ Ser»lc«}-t6.00, f6.40. f7.20.
''" ■ ■Ko''ffit-iiSffi , Pertiwia ' Te * om *' , inrt r J9.OH. 110.00 a. 18., i 1.20 p. mi.42.00,^3.00,,f3.20.'
•• -i -eeattlei 8p0kane................... 1.100 - *i nfl. *<t nn' *■> 4n imA ♦ewn m ■- - " -•- ■
! B.oob MW Edea, \h»ndo. Newark, Santa;.; - 400, 6 -°°' SAO and t62op, m - ; - - ;
\r ■■,;-' •'-;.. Clara, 8an10»e..:i.«J.V..V..".:<.. 7.600 "*" "*T~*" " ' '■' ,' ."."'."', ' ' ' '■»*——*——.
IV 9.40p 6le«pinJ; Car for Yoeemit* Valley m - . ,_ 'V 'J : ~ "•■■''."-*
i ■■■-4 Merced and El Portal ./;...'.u. 7.50* - Via Atone* PftT *&£%&&&*
ltOn, ' '"Teoa To Oakland; t4th and Frahklin BrV- '• \ ; ; ; ;
I 10* ntenH , /wi +SS Mnl ; * - 6.18,-6.45 a. m. and tfien 15 and 45,kinut«pa9t the
i I mWI* Richraond, For Costa, lracy. Mo- - KrtTirimfil 7.49 n W.; then 8.30, on ; iftnn ifi« :
desto. lletted, Madera, Fr«eno, n«>« « \nA vi vt* m *
i • Hanford. Tulare ,>•- - ' 7.50t 1130 p " m " * nd 12.15a.n5.- _ , . . ,
9.40p Hanford,,Arijena ti ,L«Bioere, Huron, #' To Alamoda, Horlh and Soutfl Side-• ... / *?
i Ocilißfarri;..... .V.,:..;..... .. 7.50 a e.ts, 8.45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 miniitei past the
iff 9.40k Visalw, Bieiar, Lindeay," Portmiliej : i'V- : .->;-'' honr until 7.45 p. m.: then BJO, fl.ld, 10.00, 10.45, ,
. Ducor. Famoso ;....,....;;.... ; 7.50 a - 11.30 p. m. and i2.15a.m. •iv., , ,' . -i
!If 10.20b Portland Express— Davis, Willow*, — \""\)'~V\- 7"." "- T ■~.„■■ " ; " '', ?, .',,. j'
j Red Bluff, We«d, (Klamath Fall*),
Aahland, Roeeburg, Portland, Ts- 7.30. OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY *
cotoa. Seattle 7.30* OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
' 1,40P °DW? Kaei~Stfr , o ß 2l! e Ch> AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLES >.'
-I '*> eat>. r.: n> .' r, i. ;*vrr. . . 8.30b From San Francisco, Swrth End of Ferry Building, for
i-' I 1.40p Port } Costa, Benicia, •■ Suieun, - Davis, : " Broadway Wharf. Oakland—Week days 6.00 a. m. and ;
!*'* Sawaagato, Colfat, Truckee, Reno. " 8.300 every half hour Until 9.00 p. m . inclusive. Sundaye
'■ r " ." '.'. ' : — - J,,. 1 :.'.-, .'•'.■..■,... ... ' . ""— : ; and holidays 6.00 a. m. and every half hour until;.
NETHCRLAN ROUTE 'V: '■ ll.OOp. m.. incluiiT- Boats leave Brtadway Wharf— I
: : r* '■■•••;■.■*?• From Pacific Street Wharf • - Week days 6.15 a. bi. and *tery half hour until 8.43
J! Thii route offers exceptional opportunity for Atitc- ! f->« MC i^f, v t.- Bun^ T ? r ,V 1 - d '"o , "**-. *W'.V«N :
nobilista to reach all point, on tie Sacramento Riwi Md erer » hlf hour until IOAo p m., u » c!uaTe> j v
Coiliaerille, Emraaton, Rio \'M», Isleton, Ryde, Walaut /.■_i; Tf ..: , '-.j.-.-': .r.." 1 -. ——
Vordea. Ceurtland,.Clark eburg, Sacrattento. > - W'tUs MotnJne. " *Dailr.V p fc*Afternoon/ ' '
.r^K^JJT'fe^'"., B*,,8 * ,, Fr f««w 8-W •• »• *3t tBonday oceptcd. tßundayonly. §6aturday onln
except Sunday, arriving Sacramento 7.00 p. m. Stopping
at all points en rout*. IB Leaves Sicramento 9.00 p. tn. ~-_*--,--:,.. .-. ■-~•:• ~~~~~~~~Tr":
daily atcept Suoday, arriting gaa Fra-cisco 7.00 a. ,m. : : v : ■'
X rffi O, .eav. San 1.00 «" ,0 " TRANSFER COMPANY
p. m. daily except Sunday; arrive Sacramento 4.00 a. m. Agents collect bacsaiti'and cheeks on train* or boats at >
daily except Monday. Leate Sacramento 10.30 a. m. Southern Pacifte Oompanr and deliver baggage to resl« ■;.
dailyj Sunday; arrive San Francisco 11.30 p. m. dence. They are authorlied te efteck baggaee (Hr«et from I
B*oppiß| at »U pout! ea am, ■— -■ * ~ ImMiocti i
si-.n i.r ti'W Iμ, tot $2,100.'- -
Cliff Lstate coinpanjr*byP. T. Walker* Co.
wttß H. f-. "■ Petersen—Foundation • trnlN, fo.,thig<
ami parts, oil ' rct.'ilnlns walls at «or-.
ner •of * Oeary^ainT;Taylor* etreets; ' darny' roofius,
etc.. for a classfA.concrete betel building ■.<> sk
corni>r Jof Taylor and ti«arjf streets,' L 87:B bf
S 137: C. for $103.07. . *v
tOttofAr*ißu«se; with Einnr Pelera— l>> wee*
ii tlift-e", storf framejbnlldJtig- (store aa<l flat*> In
Klineiof Charch street." 51; N of Twenty-sevciitU,
N;2s.byiß 0"), for $h..S2."j. '■■*, * ■?■ '■■", ' f -
V;A. M.vandi Annie Kelly, with? A. K. Evans—To
erect \a < one ? story' frame - building ■' at -NX > corn«r
of Bosworth ' and LJppard streets,; XX JOO by SB
20, for VCO. - : -^P^WW«BBfefflßß
SINGLE TAX ADVOCATE
TO RUN FOR ASSESSOR
W. G. Snrrln Announces Candidacy for
. San Mateo Office Iβ No
vember, 1014
(Special Dispatch to The Call) V
v ED WOOD CITY, May 2«— "W. G.
In, president of j the San Francisco
Single Tax society i from 1902 to 1903
and originator of . the plan for a statue
entitled i^;>'.'Commerce - Civilizing; the
World , on the heights overlooking the
Goiden 5 gate, lias announced i his can
didacy for,:the 1 assessorship« ef San Ma
teo county at. the- election'■" In : lC6vem
ber, 1914. .' He lives 111 , Lomita park. •
Mr. Sawinl states that ho has < been;
a single .taxer_rfor 23 years. is ;; author
of "The Profits and Volume of Capital," , ,
published by F the American Academy of
Political v and v Social I Soience. has re
sided' in California 26 yeafe and'in'San
Mateo county seven years-/; j „: - 5 • -
;; The present 1 county assessor is, Clar- ■
ence •E. Hayward. ' : v ~*' ; "
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