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BUSINESS. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION
l-ard. 88% c: No. 1 northern. x O . 2
£"" her "- No. a bard Montana,
«»1%: No. 3 wheat. SS'J.WWvic.
k Orn ~ No - * !"'!«, 44«J44H«.
'J«ts—No. 3 whitp. .tui.ii fiSlc.
R.ve—No. o, ,V><sr,7V,c.
Rran (nor ton>—sl7,Bo4(lß.
Klooi—First patents. 14.5MM.115: second pet
«-nte. f4.1.",<fj4..Vi: nrst clear*. 53.10@3.40; second
*•>«». $2.sn<rt2.fio.
Tlar~sl.33V;^l.SSs;
Barley—l2©sec.
On In th ll.iscc.l
nrt.rTH. Minn.. Feb. 20.—Unseed— $1.33%®
1 ?.4t,i; Msy. $1.3."> v;: July. $1.57. nominal.
Local Markets
Receipt* of Produce February 20 V:
rionr. qr sks ... 5.472'Mme. bhl< ....... «X»
Parley, ctle ....53,eWu«?ar. ctls ....'.. 9.OW>
fran. ska . ....v ISTR-andr. pels .... 100
for*, ctls .....J gKUWIne. rmb ..... 26.200
* !! ddlltiK». nki .. 4nliTe«tork. ,No ... 40
Potatoes, ski ... 6.6V;'Broorncorn. bales., "no
<">nlon«. *k« ..... fiMtPnrwr. Ml* ..... I,WW|
H»y, tons ...... 21": Apples, bxs ..... 750
T»«ther. mill ... SO'I Timber. M ft.... 13 ft
Tallow, rtle .... KJCoal tons ....... 120
Hides. No ...... S.eSaiWoot eke 2
. Pelts, No ...... <V»r
' ''Mir. qr •Wβ... .24.<vto'R r( ., c fl* ....... ■ 1.000
v ; iAat. otls 3.-. 2fwVßrsn. sk* ....... 4.000
"ats. ctle ....... S.<VWS«hosJs ska ;..... 2,000
KAS'iiviTON '.--.•'■
T '"ir. qr «ks .. 14.*v> Shorts,.- ska ...... 2,223
"beat, ctle .:.. 10.79.1!
; Provision* :.
Flan;* (ppr lb)—California H. H. imM, 19<?;
' >'. ■ A TV brand. 2(V; picnics. 12V>: • Primrose,
1 ,, -: »r.*«tern St«r. 20-He: skinned. 22c: Monarch.
17««Si8c: TiVnirn. He. - . •*•■■.. i .t
R»onn—Primrose. 4 to P, M 2fte; Eastern Star.
'to Rib. -^v % « to « ths 2"". « to 10 lbs °4*. to
'« 12 lbs 2>: Arrow 8 to 10 lbs 23Uc 10 to 12
'*• 22U<»: medium bacon. 18Uc: liebr irediem.
JR\4c: lieht dry salted here. « to 10 lb« 21c. 10
1" 12 ihß me: Kilmer <-nrf<l, 6 to S Ihs, 2.1 c-' :
California R»«h>ti—M *• L. brand. 4 to S lbs
fuj,e. s to 10 ihs 2r,»i.f H. H. brand. 4 to 8 lbs
23U«\ » to 10 Rw StH«.
Cottolfnp —na'f bhls. 10c; 1 fifrf*. 10«e: 2
* T<, rr«r. ioh<": X ti»rr»«, iniAo ncr lb: Oslifene.
"tour fnr 1 tfproo ma*,. for 2 tierce*. lOt-Je for
*_Mereee tod 10% c for baif bole and tube; case*.
r«mfpT» T.xrd nnd on«. Western- Mest brand —
f««e. tWees |ft*&«: r,Oe (rv>r case). fR.SR: 10«t.
•**-■«■■>: r.« $S t;i: r,s. 70: r rnmponnd - lard.
* '•re*** nu> : .»>• (p*r c»«»i, MJK: 10s. I te.iri:
•*«- M.23; Jhr. M.W>: yMiow cooklnjr oil. S6c T»er
Hot: white rooking oil. 5Sc per gallon: salad
nil r"n p^ r jf»]ir>n. ■
•""iiliforni* Pare T.srd AT & T,. brand—Tlero«>«.
'">: en-te. t to a oHxc. $fie 3; 4 to « rune. S10.70:
!•-=■* ♦»«« fl to ■« cis». $8.25: if-dlnm. 12 to a
<»"•». **.«; Brnsll. 20 to n mm. *R. 40
f'ellforn'i r .impound T.ard. H. Tt. brand—
T : »Te+ »><>«iß. <v-: e)>n« I to * ca«». *4.(V1: 4 to «
'*«p. »7.50: tin =. C to a caw. $5.8."!: 12*. $5.33
'"*•»■ -«*■«• : Of), sff.«w»r <•««««: %f & J,. oil.
t'*«> hn«t». PA , : M & L. Tcitinjr oil. eo«> for
■"ii!<o and n«o for tp'low: Bieoola. tfw»«
b--i-»t« .itKrjt>alf f lW!i Tts<. c Cf«sw $7.50.
R'" f —Extra family, family end mess beef. $24
!>*"• KH. • ' ■ ■ - ■:•. .- ■-. -■- - ■ ~.' ~ ■ A"
°orV—Kxtra p-!m» In barrels. $21: n»r norif.
*2rt' Pi*"' f»*t. ».i no for half bbls. $2.25 for 23
ib kesrs and $1.30 for kits.
Mm» Market .
PRKSSFD MTATf! ■"
rates to dealers and butchers are
r<c folloir*: - ; .
Reef—li«MlUc per lb for steers. 10M,®llc for
co 1 ", "ml h«if««r?. !• ■ • _..
V/»ai_ntfr'i2,. f,-,r Isrire snd I1«*12c for »mall.
yfTjtton—W»th»n«. lOtffiOHc: ewes. 9@SMic. '
T.fimhß—l?CTiSf rer lh. : - • - "'.*■-?;-
Pressed PorV '™>r IM— 10ii«?1?r. .
-T.TVKKTOrK MARKFT
The followlne onotations are for pood, • sontld
l!«r. t deliTer#d Id San Francisco. gross
'v'elit:
No. 1 »teer« oTPr !».V> lb« ncr lh. nn
<«»'■ Win lb« T(fi7V. «•: nerond onality. »>1! weljthts.
nere\\^ r: tbln. nni»o«lr«W«» ctcpr«. 4H*i-">e. v
\'o. 1 (»oV« and b*>ifer«. **K«9fi I *'*: second flnal-
Itf. ~Hos6c: common to tbln. undesirable cows.
4ff?4U,c.
TV>«Jr*Mp bnli« »nd staits. half fat
or- M,ln hnlln. 2«Sc. -- '■ ■■.;..-.
r»ivpn_r.Jfbtv-o'»»it. per lb. 7Vie; medfurn.
«(li*>oTi—TWiraMe wPthers. nnshorn. T>V t @(ic:
<"• ~-\ r.<srr«Uo: Fhorn «be»>n. Xic to ?4c less. -■:■
'""tIH" T.«mbß—7<ff7Ur tier lb. ••
nojrs—Hard crnin fed. wfiohln* 100 to ISO lb*.
"' ■"■ i."O to 250 lbs ''h&'Mc: 250 lbs and up.
TVTjolenair Kl«h Market
j r>r , '-''« FhoTwd roneidernhle rerieion yesterday,
rff.mmiij in * downward direction. Salmon, red
rcr-Vfieh..' hTrinsrs and tomfmiß were lower, while
" fi Mi nnrl kirnrflnh were lilyber. : ■
Prl<*e« (n«r lb> —S*lmon. 12Uc: spring salmon,
f>: halibut. IV: chicken balibnt. ■ 10c: codfish.
I0p; red rook. 9<". blark rook. —: yellow tail.
—: b-rrarnrta. lie: Mod < dab*. So:: soles. 7c:
.. ;''~fl«b. Re; - earn. sc: - smelt*. - 12i4c; .direr
'•""Its. 10c: brrrinifs, 4c: totneods. Re: striped
hum. I.V: Tx>roh. —: tnackerol. / — :* white , bait.
— • «ba<i. So: nike. —: eatflsh. 12^r. ■;■.-»
• Th» abore not* 11 on* reorient f. o. b. ; prices
for cleaned fish, hosted and Iced.- >• '■
Batter. Chwif and Eetc*
"Pie on.->tatlon« for "rps i were : undisturbed \ ye«
--'-r'lnv fnr ihr- flr=t time In moro thun a week.
I*" <*nrrfnt prlre« Ijpitjc annarently satisfactory to
frpry one. AHhoiish receipts werf Tnnch smaller
•h-n ri . the precdin? day. there was a neavy
"'■•'■'UTiiilation at tbo stores, but the trade was
'—r'nt on re«-ei»inc orders for shionient on ' the
r '-"i;!«r st»an:er ont for the \ north tomorrow. > It
*•!« oon»Mer<v] ?<<T+nin that the nricp* quoted to
"•.rfher'v mftrkPts *ro<ild brine the \ bnsinese. aDd
»« a r>.ineeouenrß there was not much nneaslne««
•« to the .llsjvisition of tbe accnmnlated enppl!e«.
-The better market dereioped an paster tone and
f-t-«« d«eH"ed 1c on a few small sales on the
exebtajw. ETery one seemed to be carryine *nf
fr'ipnr stocks to keep their trade well supplied.
Now California fancy flat cheese was balf a cent
iower. . . . -.--.-, - " . -.' '
Vales on the exchange were as follows:
Hotter—lo rases of extras at 34c and 20 at
"-".'■'•c a pound. •"«' ' "
'b«e»e—23 new California fancy flats at 17c a
. T>onnd. . •,.:.-•.".-■ '•: ■' .■ <• • - ■ . - . ■ ;.
. - r.sjrs—lo cases of selected pullets at 16e a
«!**■«. '.- : ~ " :•■-.■- '■: ■■ - ■: ..■ "' ■"■ ..
- Receipts were 54.000 rvoonds of butter, 24.300
po"ids of cheese and 2.4R4 causes of errs.
The following »rr> the official quotations estab
lisbpd-by nales. bid* and offers on the. floor of the.
Dairr erebanee. Prices in the street, while cot
erned by the e*«*hanre qnotatlone, generally
range from I'ie to ;Hr biglier, owing to the
Turions rharpes to be addedk - ■-. ■ > s
BT'TTFR. I'F.R Prtl"Nr>
Grades
I«- I «»J *} *• *r •»)
t j rt n n i* ■
cr ! c- tr =• p , c ,
! r I b 3 s I £ I g
Evtras [83c I83e
Wnrte ISle \?.IM.
■'.ire |»M,cttt%c
The fiveragn quotation for extra butter for the
week ended Saturday, February 15, was U4c per
puiiml.
Cheese^—Fancy California flat*. 17c r>er lb,
*tesdy; do flrsrs. Isc. steady: do seconds. 14c,
steady: fancy Yonnsr Americas. ISc, steady; do
firsts. 16c. steady: Oregon flats. 17c. steady; do
Y-Mina; Americas, I*c. firm: New York fancy, 20
&OOV4c. steady: Wisconsin fancy. steady.
F-gg-s—California fresh, per dozen, cases in
•• hided:
Grades
**1 •»! "5 5 19 1*'
CD t
J. 5 5 OB 5 I 8
K\trai
Kirete
We'
;19c t8%c]17\4e.l7%e
18c l"i4c!l6V.c'16^c
(lTc ITe I
)nc |17c liec !l6c
Snoonds
»rted
Earc; Market In Xearby Countlea
'Sperie] Dispatch to The Call>
PETALUMA, F«b. 20—There was no change
in prices paid for egge today after the receipt
of transactions of the San Francisco Dairy and
l~gg exchange. Independent dealer* and «pecu
iMtors paid off for Wednesday delivery at the
rate of Iβ* , for extra ranrh and 14c for selected
•lullets. Tbe delivery was not be»vy.
SANTA ROSA. Feb. 3ft.—There was no change
tertay In tbe local egg prices. On receipts of sd-
T'.ees showing the morning transactions on tbc
Shu Francisco Dairy Produce and Egg exchange.
!<H-aI dealers paid 15H"C per dozen for first grade
au<l 14c for second or pullet grade eggs. The
production continues to Increase slowly p>it
surely. Storage ha* already begun, and will ab- j
(.orb large quantities as long ai» the present low I
prices prevail. Feed remains high,
SANTA CRDZ. Feb. 20—Eges enttmie low Iβ
price and today's quotationa were not marked by
any further changes. Extras of beat grade are
plentiful and bring I6c. First* are also active j
and buyers are paying 15c for them. Seconds or i
pullet* are quoted at HVjC.
Portland Batter Market
PORTLAND. Feb. 20.—Butter—City and coun
try creamery extras, solid pack, 37
Potatoes* Oniona and Vegetables
Arrivals of asparagus yesterday morning were
about 25 boxen aDd as retail tradesmen were ex
pecting a decline In prices sale* were slew In the
«-arly trade, with 25c a pound a high figure with
raost dealers. Rhubarb was relatively firmer aDd
lo better demand than "grass" and the beat bay
iota were held at l-'-jc a pound, bat there were
not enough sales at that flpnre to warrant quot
ing It. Stocks of lettuce were le*« burdensome,
and as much of the poor etnff previouely received
had been weeded out, prices were a little firmer.
Imported vegetable*. mien as Mexican tomatoes,
Florida atriog beans, etc., continued to find
prompt sale at high figures. Potatoes were dull
with prices unchanged, while onions remained
steady at tbc old quotations.
Potatoes (per ctl)—River Barbanks. S3@soc;
Sallnan do $1«31.25; Oregon do, esc@sl; sweet
potatoes $1.90(5.2.
Onions (per ctl) —Yellow, 50©65 c; yreen. 300
65c per box.
Vegetables—Asparagus, per lb: green
peaa, 10igl3c p<* r ,b - Mexican tomatoes, fI.SOQ
LSS per box: cucumbers, $3g53.?5 per hot; garlic,
i J-^eUV ,, * P* r lb: cabbajte, per ctl; csuli
fjower, li(ifc4O<! per doren; green peppers. 20^2- r <c
licr lb fir cbili and 30c for bell: carrot*. 50c
per «aok; celery, *2(e2.."H> per crate: lettnee,
7C<c©f 1.2.*» per rrate for eoutbern; eproijts, e@7c
per lb; artichokes. 7> r >c&sl.£> per cioeeo; muso
loome. 20@75c per box; rhubarb, 6iiSc per io;
do bay. 10@llc; Florida eggplant, 23@30c per lb;
do string beans, 40c per lb.
Deciduous aad Cltrn* Fruit■
Although the aritrer«te supplies of oranree in
<be market are. sofflclent for current require
ments, holdinrs at most of the storps are made
up chiefly of broken itnes. stocks baylnic dimin
ished considerably as « result of • lonr period of
Ilrht receipts. Within a few days nereis will
commence rollinr thl« ws>y again and the stores
will be replenished. Prices at shlpplnr points
rctn/iln firm and Ttlaes are consequently un
fhanreU here. The ippl* trade contimiee slow.
Lemon* and grapefruit are cnovlng fairly at well
maintained pri<"p«.
Apples (per box)— Fancy 4 tier reds. 75c@$l.
with fonip Rejected tirtnjMnr *1.10<&1.25: 4 tier
red pearmains. 40fii'«c: beliflower. t">cfflsl for
3H<3s4 tier and tW'fOe for 4U, tier: white win
ter -vnrmslns. 7S(S , w»* Vewtown plpnlns. SI.?X«V
1.85 for ?.U tier. RV«*sl for 4 tier, and RftHiKc
for 4'i tier: Common to choice fruit. 40@RT«.
CUnts Frulfs <ncr »«ix>—Navel oranres. *2.7""«
3 for fancy. $2<i?2..10 for choice: frosted oranir«>s.
tßntr*>r!'M»s. standard boxes. S2na2.."iO for
choice and $1<91.25 for common: «»edlees rrape
fruit. $1.50t5%5.r,0: Florida do. |3a)S.M: lemon*.
$.i<S7 for choice and fancy, and $3.50®4 for
standard: frosted Irmons. $1.80*3-90: lemon
ettes. $4.r>o«i'e: Mexican limes nominal.
Tropifal Fruits—Punaria*. 3(«3M>c per lb for
Mexican: $TfiCl..V) r>T btinch for Hawnlian «nd
3U«*4c per lb for Central American; pineapples.
$-@3 per dozen.
Dried Frnita, RslKlne. XoJe an«J Honey
Prone*— Bulk b.isU 2<iic per lb: 50e are
10s to 50* pnd $(*>> blffber.
Other frulte. 1912 crop:
grand- F.xtr*
B0 lb bores— wtl. Choice Ci>ofce Fsnej
apples. ... 5Hc 6%c 6c
Iprfeots n Hc ••••
>eachee .V f>ViC c
>ars sVic R'ic »He
nectarine* 5%e 8c e, 4c
Raisins—At sweai«boT. 2V»e p"r lb to sTowers:
oose mtiscetel. 3V;c, 4c and 4H<" tnr 2, 3 and 4
•rown. respectlTPly: 2. 3 and 4 crown layers.
Be. $| and $1.25. respectirely; 5 crop Dehee*.
•loiters. $1.70: 8 crown imperials. $2.20; seeded.
! lb boxer RH<* f«r fancy and 4c for choice,
irlth the nsnal differential for 12 oe boxes; seed
ess suitanas. 50s. 4*; c: do Thompson. 6c for
inhlencbed and for bleached.
Nuts (johblnjt prices to the trndeV—ltalian
•hestnnts. 7<BBc: pecane. 17Q1SC: fllberU. 13®
15c: peannts. pinenutS. l?($14e.
N>w crop- Almonds—Nonpareils. I
X L. lStfllfic: Ne Pin* Ultra. Drakes.
TJingiiedoce. 12»4c: walnnts. f. o. b. sblp
ling points. No. 1 softshell, lBc: do hardshell.
15Vie; No. 2 hard and soft shell, budded.
[7c.
Honey—Fancy water white comb. lSM^l* , *:
lark to amhef. white extrsHted.
lomhial at flSjlOc per lb: lieht amber. S@»c;
imber. 7(SSc: lower rrades. 6@7c p«r lb .
Beeswax—29<jj3lc per lb for ligbt and 26® 28c
ror dark.
Chicago Fruit Market
CHICAGO. Feb. 20. —Oranees—The main hc«l
ness is in Floridas. Desirable sl*es are bavin* a
good sale and are ruling flrtn. The Urge fruit
does not sell so well, yet it is saleable at the
difference Known in prices. Of grapefruit the
supply continues good. Small and medium size
are selling fairly well. Large fruit Is slow.
Former prices prerail. Boxes. California nart?ls.
04 count. $2.25: 80 connt. $2.50: 06 count. $3®
."..25: 128 to 200 cojnt. $3; frosted.
Florida. «K»ond basis, brtght. desirable sires. $2M>
<J|2.75; some fancy. $3; Indian riyers, outside
fancy, $2.75*83: russets, sound basis, desirable
slses. $•-!: larjcp fruit. SO to 9«. russet or bright.
$1.50@1.75. Tangerines. Florida straps, sound,
depending on site. $1.506|2.r<0: grapefnilt. Flor
liia, per box. bright, depending on fcise and qual
ity. $2.25@3.50; russet. $2@2.50.
Apples are doing fairly well in the way of
sales. Stocks hare not been reduced snfflciently
to bring abmit any change In prices. The supply
both of barrels and boxes remains liberal. Some
cars of barrels continue to come In and tn some
cages the fruit Is said to hare shown some fro*t
damage. The weather is favorable for the move
ment of apples.
Western box apples: Prices Quoted are for
sales in a email way. Larre lots conld not be
moved at these figures. Delicious, outside for a
few extra fine, large. $1.50'?3; Jonathan. $1@
1.65; Grimes' golden, outeide fancy. $t@l..V>;
wtnesaps. $1.25@1.75; Spltzenberg. $1.20@1.73;
northwest greenings, $1@1.25; Rome beauties.
$1.25@1.50; home fancy, large. $1.75@2: Sta
men wlnesaps. aristo black. $1.2T»«t1.R0;
bellflowers. $1.25@1.50: Wageners, 75c(g$l;
American reds, 75c<§51.50.
Lemons—Supply Is ample. It Is larger of Im
ported than domestic. Trade quiet. Boxes, Cali
fornia fancy. $6.50: extra fancy, $7; extra cbolce,
$0: Messina*. $5.75.
Walnuts—Saleable when good, 50c.
California Frnttsi Iβ Nevr York
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—e»4 narels, \ v t Thomp
sons. 1 Navelencias. 1 Tangerines. Fair, warm;
market unchanged
Narels, extra fancy. $2.64«34.25; fancy. $2.05
<?|-".36; choice. $1@2.30 : standard. $1.30<§l»0:
Thompson fancy. "$1.f15®£.75; choice, $1.70®
2.25; Tangerines, halres. 95c@51.85 : N*yelea-
Cias, ?1.15(g1.e0.
Poultry and Game
Poultry handlers who predicted that country
shippers would increase their shipments of tur
keys in expectation of an aetire demand for
Washington s birthday bad their opinions veri
fied yesterday, for about 130 cases were receiyed
up to noon. There la no more demand for the
bird* on Washington* birthday than on an or
dinary Sunday, but it happened yesterday that
most of the offering* were in excellent condition
instead of being "grasey" aa usual at this time
of the year. Large retailers, who supply the
hotel and restaurant trade, wanted the birds and
they readily paid up to 24c a pound for tbe best
selections, while nothing but yery poor staff sold
below 20c. All descriptions *>t live poultry re
mained firm on continued light receipt*.
Poultry (ncr dozen > —Hens. $4.M)<g3 for small.
$e@7 for large and $9@12 for extra; young
roosters. $7.50*38.50; do extra. $9<Jslo; old roost
ers. $4.50@5; fryers. 56.50<§8: broilers, $S«s6 for
large and $3.50((*4.50 for small: ducks. $5@7 for
old and $B<J|lo for young: gepse. $2<a3 per pair:
pigeons. $1.5012; squabs. $2.50ti53 50; dressed
turkeys. IS-α24c per lb: lire. 18@20c; Belgian
hares, $4 / cfS per dozen.
Game (per doaen) — Hare. $2.23@2.W>; gray
geese. $3<g3.r>o; brant. $1..*0<(?2.50; white geese,
$1.25@2; honkers. $4<ft6. Wild docks are nom
inal, as dealers are unable to dispose of them
satisfactorily, owing to the rigid enforcement of
the game laws.
Flour and Parlnaeeona Good*
Hour (Det per bbl) —California family extras,
$5.60«g6; do bakers , extras. $4.60@.V2b: super
fine. $3.8004.10: Pnkota patents, $6.40@7.40;
Kansas patents, $GQ6-2.'.
Farinaceous Goods—ln 10 pound sacks are
quoted as follows per 100 lbe: Graham flour,
$2.90; entire wheat flour, $3: buckwheat flour,
$5; self-raising buckwheat fiour. $5.80; wheat
meal. $4; rtce floor. $6.50: rye flour. $3.70: ry«
meal. $3.80: corn meal, yellow and white. $3.20:
extra do. $3.50: oat groat*. $4.60: buckwheat
groats. $8.80; hominy, $3.70: cracked wheat.
$3.90; farina. $4.10; pearl barley. $5.5096; split
peas, $6 for yellow and $7.50 for green. In 25
lb sacks 10c lower for all, and 20c lower for 50
lb sacks.
Bean*. Seeds and Hnpi
Beans (per ctl) —Lima. $.Y!Wto!s.eO: bayos,
(3.3533.45: large white. $4.23f154.35: small
white. $4.5r.(554.70; pink. $-1.70@5.90; crsnberry,
$4.75@5; blackeye. $3@3.20: red.
red kidney. $4*84.20: garvanzas. $3@3.30; horse
beans. $1.75C4;2.23.
Seeds—>fnstsrd. : flaxseed. $3.V> per ctl:
canary. S%&4c per lb: alfalfa. 16®18c; rape.
l<4®2He; timothy, nominal; hemp. 3'ic; millet,
2KO2ttc.
Pried Pess—Green. $3@3.25 per ctl.
Hops—California. 1912. crop to growers, 30<$
21c per lb for choice, Is@lßc for medium and
12M:c for common.
Hay and Feedstuff*
Feedetuffs (per ton)— Bran. $23.30@2.T; shorts.
$25r42fi: middlings. $31*133.50: rolled barley.
$28.50@31: rolled osts for feed. $41(342: corn
meal. $326534: cracked corn. $32®34: chopped
feed, $19@23; evergreen ebon feed. $21 in car lots
and $23 for Jobbing: oilcake meal. 20 ton lots
$38.50. 10 ton lots $40. S ton lots $40.50. small
lots $41: cocoanut cake or meal st mills. $27.50
for 10. $2R for 5 ton lots and $23.50 for small
lots: alfalfa meal, carload lots $IS.r>o. jobbing
$19.50; Eureka meal, carload lots $21.50; jobbing
$23; vigorator. per ton. $22."
Hay (per ton)— Fancy wheat hay. $24@25; No.
1 wbeat and wheat and o»t. $21.r>0@23: good ft.
choice do. $18@2O.a0; lower grades. $14eje.30\
barley and oat, f!«@19; choice tame oat. $21®
22.50: other do. $17!g2n; wild out. $15@19; stock
hay, $11(312: alfalfa. $12.50813-50.
Straw—4o@73c per bale.
Hides, Tallow. Grease and Wool
Hides—Colls and brands sell about HQlc un
der quotations. Heavy and medium salted steers.
light. 12>4@13t4c; cowhides 12>4«i
134 c; stags. »<g94c: aalted kip. }4«j,15c; salted
real and salted calf, dry hides. 234$ I
murrain, 23c: dry calf and veal, 27@28c; I
dry kip, 22(g24e: dry stag*. dry salt |
hide*. 10c: abeepeklns. short wool. 25950 c; me
dium. 50rri,S0c: long wool. Soc@sl.ls; lambs.
Csc for long and lS'gSSe for short wool: shear
ling*. 2O<®2s> fnr No. 1 and lOe for No. 2: norse
hidea, salt, $2.75(33 for large prime and |2.2- r
2.30 for No. I: medium. $1.75<g2: small 7."»efiJ
*1.25: colts. 2S<%soc; horsehides, dry. $2(32.2.', for
large and $1.50® 2 for medium. 75c(ai$l for small
and SS'SiCOc for coif: goatsklm, prim* angoras,
7ScQsl; medium. 8S«50c; long hair goat*, 33t;
medium. 20c; kids, 5010 c.
Tallow—No. l rendered, bbls. cans
and drums. S^(Bsc.
Grease —2@3c ptt lb.
Wool—Fall dip. Mendocino and Humboldt, lo
<ftl2c; middle counties northern. 9®llc; Sao
Joaquln, e@Bc; mohair, good quality, 20Q27y6c
per lb.
Heraea and Mules
Tbe following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers' and Stock Grow
ere . Journal:
HORSES
Detlrable drafter*. 1,700 lbs and orer. .«30©@5!50
Light drafters, 1,550 to 1.650 lbs 36042336
Cbunks, 1.350 to 1.500 lbs 200«250
Wagon horses. 1.250 to 1.350 lbs 180<§225
Delivery wagon horses, 1,050 to 1.280.. 135«5150
Desirable farm mares 1000125
Farm workera 75ffilOO
MULES—MEDIUM AND EXTRA
9"0 lbe, 4 to 7 veare $75®125
1,000 lbs 4 to 7 years 125(3175
1,100 lbe 4 to 7 years 15O&200
1,200 lbs, 4 to 7 years 306^250
Over 7 years old range from $15 t» $28 lower.
Note—Shippers to tnl« market must have horse*
do** to type,. with age. bone cooformttUau and
style, to command extreme quotation* j
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1913.
General Merchandise
Bars—Standard Calentt* gr« s n *»•«■# 9*ie «>
the spot and »«4@e%c for June-July delivery:
San Quentln, Bvie; wool ba«s. 47Hc for 4 and
4.-.SC for 3H lbc; Heece twine. 9Q9ttc per lb;
bean bars. BUc
Oil (quotations ar* for barrels)—Unseed. r.Bc
per rallon for boiled and s«c for raw. 5 bbl lota
Ie leaa, cases more: Baker's A A castor, cases, a
rellons $1.11. 10 callons $1.08: commpnMal castor
tn case,*. BOc; China nnt. canes. 75<aS5c per pal
lon. extra bleached winter eperm oil. 80c: na™- s
-ral winter sperm oil. 80c: pure lard oil. 85c;
winter strained lard oil. 75c; pure n««tsJoot oil.
85c: pairt oil. 30<S40c. , .
Con! Oil. Gasoline, etc.—Water wblte. iron
barrels or drums. BH<>: 150 derree oil. Iron bar
f rels or drums. 9%c; tn caees. Iβ^ , - epecinl do.
i IOUc: pearl oil. in csse«, 15«. c; astrol.
star. 15Uc: extra star 18% c: Kinlne 26c:
eooone. igUc: red crown and motor «rasoline. n
bulk cases 23Hc: enjcine distillate, in
dnims So. In os«es 7c more: r"* machine gaso
line, in bnlk S.*>u.c. in cases 43c: rarnisb mak
ers' nnd paint*!* , naphtna, in bulk 15% cln
c.-<•» 22Uf.
Turpentine— In cases fiftc: 10 case lot*. !<•
1»»k; drums and iron barrels. 5!) c: Arotorps. case
j «0c Iron barrels or dmms 23c per callon.
Roxld— r. $9.45: H, $9.50: WC. $11.10 per
barrel of 2*o notinda. . _„
Red and White I/cad—Red. S«tsV>c; white. 7%
! «Bi4c per lb: do In 5 and 10 too lots, «%c ana
7He respectively.
REFIVEO ST'CAR MARKET
The Western Surer Reflninr company motes as
follows, net cash: Fine trrnnulated. 4.70 c: can
ners* prannlafed. 4.70 c: fniit rravmliifed' 4.70 c;
f?. ft E. crrrtal dominos. ."> lb carton* in cases.
s.ROr: do 2 lb carton* in cases. »c: nionarch bar.
B.edc: fplilets. \n half hble. r..20c: do tn 25 lb
bores. S.-l'c; rubes 4.9-ir; monarch powdered.
4.*oe: XXXX powdered 4..«0c: candy trraoulated.
4.« V: confectioners' A. 4.70 c: beet rrannlated.
4.50 c: exfra C. 4.20 c: eolden C. 4.10 c: D. 4c.
Barrels and SO lb h*es 10c. half barrels 25c.
boxes .V)c more per 100 lhs tbsn ffr bar* of 100
lbs net. Bar in 35 nnA 40 lb tin* $1.70 more, in
8 and 10 lb tins K2.3S more per 100 Ibe than tb»
price for this rrade In 100 lb bags.
The California and Hawaiian Surer Reflnine
eemnenv ouote s as follows: Granulated nasi*.
4.70 c: C. & H. fine standard. 4.70 c: eoarae dry
rrsnnlated. 4.70 c: confectioners' A. 4.70 c: nerry.
4.70 c: powdered. 4.SOc: enbes. 4.85 c: "Higrrade
bar. 5.05 c: bricks (Jn h»lf bble). 6.20 c: brlcke
fin 2S lb boxes> R.45c: H. & E. crystal domtnoi
(f> )h cartons In cas*>a>. 8.50 c: do 2 lb cartons tn
cane*. »c: extra fine dry rrannlited (100 lb b«K»
onlr) 4.50 c: extra C. 4.20e: C. 4.10«
yellow p. 4c. Additional per 100 Ibe: In bbl«
and 50 lb baes. 10c more: half bbls. 2Sc more:
boxes. 50c more for all grades. Bar In R5 and 40
lh tins. $1.70 more: tn 10 lh tia». $2.55 more.
Minimum order, carload weight.
New York Produce
SEW YORK. Feb. 20.—Hop*—Quiet.
Hides—Finn.
Petrolenm—Steady.
Wool —Steady. '__.
Surer—Raw steady. MnecOT**». $9 test. -.0?c;
centrifugal. 96 test. 3.48 c; molasses, 89 test,
2.73 c. Refined steady.
Butter —Easier- receipts, 6.205 tnbe. Creamery
extras. 36c.
Cheese— Steady. Receipt*. 2.232 boxes.
K rr «_Steady; receipts. 14,9»5 cases. Re
frigerator firsts. 15%<3iec; nearby hennery
whites, pood to large slee. new laid. 2Bc.
Etiporated Anplee—Quiet. Prime, SeSiic.
Prone*—Steady.
Apricots—ln better request.
Peaches —Quiet.
Raisins—Dull.
Chicago Produce Market
CHICAGO. Feb. 20.— Butter —Steady. Cream
eries. 2SW."!TiUc.
Eggs—Firm. Receipts, 5.877 cases. At maiir
rasps included. 17@lSc; refrigerator firsts, 13®
14c; firsts. 19c.
I.o* Anerlcx Frednce Market
(Special IMspatch to The Call)
LOS ANGELES Feb. 20.—Receipts of ppodnce
nn the t.oe Angeles market today were: Kg**,
«I 3 cases: butter. 43.1T.2 pounds: cheese. S.-TW
pounds: potatoes. SO sacks; sweet petatOHi, TO
sacks; apples. 4.330 boxes. • „
The price of local ranch ergs again declined
today. A rather Irremlar market 1* ex
pected uctil weather conditions improve.
Beans fper ctn—No. 1 pink. $4.50; W>. t
lima. $e«Q6.2. , i: Lady Washington. No. 1. $4.85ig
B: small white. No. 1. $5.10<aje.2«: blackeye.
$4.e0; Carranxa. $4.50: bayos, $4.50@5; Mexican
reds. $4.50; lentils. $6<fi7.
Potatoes (per BnTbanks.
$1; Oregons. Salinas, $1.4X)@1.50;
Lompoc. 51.55<% 1.6.1.
Sweet Potatoes (per ctl)— $2.M).
Butter (per lb>—Prices to trade 3e abore quo
tations. California creamery, extra, 33V4c;
creamery firsts. S2V a c.
Eggs ''per dosen> —Local ranch, candled,
23V4c: ease count. 19Hc; p«llet». 18c; northern,
cas* count. !7V.c.
Cheese fper lb>—Northern frrsh. 18r: eastern
singles. eastern twins. 18c: eastern cbed
dars. 19c: eastern longhorns. 2Oflf2lc; Oregon
daisies. 18®I8V4c: swiss. imported. So@32c;
Swiss, domestic. Mock. 23c: Roquefort, 45c;
cream brick, 21c; limburger, 22c.
Livestock Market
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Feb. 20.—Cattle— Receipt*. 4.800
head: market steady. Beeves. Texas
steers. $3.20x9!«: western steers. $5.50®7,65;
«tock<»r« and feeders. «6®7.fifl; cows and heifers,
$3.1.V<i;7.40; calves, $7®10.50.
Hogs— Receipt*. 84.000 bead: market slow.
Light $R.10<JJ8.3.";: mixed. $8.05@8.35; heavy.
rr«me.a2tt: p«rt. $7.55e8.05; pigs, $6.25@
«.!*; bulk. $S.2o<&S.3ri.
Sheep—Receipts. 14.000 heart: market steady.
Native. *.>@«.B0: western. $3.25<5e.60: yearlings,
$B.ft3<S7.R"*: lambs, natives, $7.25@8.85; western,
$7.23@8.80.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CTTY. Feb. 20.—Cattle—Receipts.
2.000 heart. Including 200 southern: market
steady to stronsr. Nutire steers. $7®8.75: south,
crn steers. $6,25<!?7.75: southern cows and lieif
era. $4@6.30; natrve cflws and heifers. $4<3«:
stnekers snd feeders. $««*8: bulla. «.".25tfie.75:
calves. $6.50(510: western steers, $6.50@8.25;
western cows. $4<gR.75.
Hogs—Receipts. 7.000 head: market 3c lower.
Bulk. $7.95*88.15: heavy. $7.90@5.05: packers,
and butchers, $7,75@8.15; light. $8(38.20; pigs,
$7«7.25.
Sheep—RecHpts, 8,000 bead; market strong.
Muttons. Jt4.7r>(&iß.ls: Colorado Ismbs. $B@S.RS;
range wether* and yearlings, $5.25@7.50; range
ewes, $3.75@7.75.
SOUTH OMAHA ,
SOUTH OMAHA. Feb. 20.—CatMe— Receipts.
350 head: market steady. Native steers. $6.75<$
R. 40: cows and beifers. (507.35; western steers.
$S.SO«?S: Texus steers. $.i'5?6.50; cows and heif
ers. $4.500e7r,: calre*. $6<f|9.
Hogs—Receipts, 14.300 b.-ad: market lower.
Heavy. $7.W<aS: light. *R«JS.I.'; pigs, $6.50®
7.70: balk of sales. *7.85@8.05.
Sh»ep—Recpipts. R.OOO heart: market strong.
Yearllnes. 57.35tf&7.53; wethers, $5.73@6.50;
ewes, $5.50@6; lamhs. $8(3«.75.
PORTLAND
PORTLAND. Teh. 20.—Cattle—Receipts. WO:
tncrket steady. Choice steers. ?7.B0<88: good
strrrs. $7<5?7.30; medium steers. $fi. choice
cows, Sβ.TiOrtJ": R cows, $eiae.sO: medium
cows. $.">©«> choice ralve*. $•«*!>; good heavy
calves. $8.50®7.50; hulls. $5.50<«:6.
Hors—Receipt s. SOO: market firm. Light,
$7.70@8.20; be«Ty, ?ti.7.">Q7.25.
R D^.p_Ri.c< .|pts 2.300; market steady. Tear
linjt wethers, $3.05@G.20; ewes, $4(g5.25 : lambs,
$6@7.25.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.— E. F. Hntton & Co.'c
wire aays:
"Our market had a small upturn after the
opening on higher Intermediate cablee from Lirer
pool. but shortly before tbe close of that market
buying order* from abroad ceased and a general
selling wave started here and carried July 27
points below the high point of yesterday. October
was stronger and only showed • decline of ft ls
points from yesterday's high.
"Receipts are coming in mare freely from
snntbern ports ami spot holders are more -in
clined to let go. The yarn market Is also re
ported to be In *err poor condition and the trade
lis wondering what will happen next. No satis
factory explanation has been gtren for the condi
tion In yarns. The picking up of port receipts
would suggest an Increase in exports rood. Ex
ports up to the close of yesterday were 950,000
bales behind last season.
"Sentiment is orerwhelmlngly bearish, and the
market is in a position where any bullish new*
or profit taking tomorrow over the two days' holi
day would canse a sharp advance, on which there
woald probably be Increased offerings and a
smash, as that hss become quite a fad now."
Spot closed quiet. 10 points down. Middling
uplande, 12.60 c: do gulf. 12.75 c. No tales.
COTTON FUTURES
Year
Option. Open. High. Low. Close. Feb. 19. ago.
Feb 12.18 12.17 10.14
March ..12.07 12.13 12.01 12.11 12.08 10.17
April lI.W 11.97 10.26
May 11.93 12.01 11.84 11.95 11.93 10.35
Jane n-84 11.81 10.39
IJuly ....11.87 11.90 11.75 11.8* 11.83 10.42
I Aug. ..*.11.72 11.78 11.67 11.75 11.71 10.33-
Sept 11-50 11.47 10^7
Oct 11.45 11.48 11.40 11.46 11.44 10.48
Dec 11.47 11.30 11.40 11.46 11.44 10.52
Jan 11.42 11.43 11.38 11.43 11.40 10.48
St. I.ouin Wool Market
ST. LOTITR Feb. 20.—Wonl—Steady: medium
trades combing and clothing, 2314 @26c; light
Inc. 19@21c; heary fine, 13@18c; tub washed,
n#3Bc.
New York Coffee Market
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.— E. F. Huttoo A. Co. , *
wire says:
"New low levels were made in the coffee mar
ket this morning, with heavy trading on the call.
Opening prices were at a 10 to 15 points decline,
tbe market showing a partial recovery later.
Trade was active and liquidation persistent.
Hamburg and Havre were again decidedly weak.
Hamburg was 1 to m pfennig off at the opening,
and at 2 p. a- showed a net decline of to
1% pfennig. Tbe weakness at Hamburg was
credited In part to the reports that Joseph
Oanon, aa Important operator Iβ Hamburg, had
•sked for an extension of credit, and alto that
be was believed to hare sold 100,000 to 150,000
begs of coffee the last few days."
COFFEE FUTURES
Option— Open. High. Low. Close.
February 12.00 c
March ll.Ole 12.050 11.84 c 12.03 c
April 11.98 c 11.98 a 11.98 c 12.20 c I
May 12.10 c 12.90« 12.00 c 12.29 c
Jon« 12.38 c
July 12.18 c 12.43 c 12.18 c 12.43 c
August 12.R0C
September 12.34 c 12.57e 13.81 c 12.rS7e 1
October 13.20e 12.21 c 12.80 c 15.47 C
November 12.30 c
newnber 12.05e 12.SSe 12.08 c 12.SSc
January :...12.53e 12.35 c 12.35 c 12.35 c
Sales, 134,750 bags.
New Yorlc Met-1 Market
NEW YORK Feb. 20. —Copper—Steadier. Spot
and February. 14.25 c bid: March. April and May.
14.25®14.75e: electrolytic, 14c: lake, 15.25 c:
cast in*. 14.75 c. Copper exports thie month.
22.905 tons. London copper dull. Spot, f64 ss;
futures. {(4 Si. „ ~
Tin—Weak. s?not, 45*.57«i»4«.«3V.c ! : Febra
ary. 48.2.%«45.62Hc: March 47.W<as48c: April.
47.25®47.75e. lAKaI exChsnee sales. 125 tons.
London tin. week. Snot. £218; futures, £214.
at London lead, Mβ
12s 6d.
• Kpelter—Btsy at 6.2566.35 c. London spelter,
£25.
AnHmrmy—Quiet. Ookson'f. 9.?'0<a9.40c.
Iron—Steady and nrfebanged. Cleveland war
rants, 61s 0d in London.
Xmnl utoree— Tnrpeetlee end Roeln
SAVANNAH. Ca., Feb. 20.—Turpentine—Firm
*t 43c. Hate* 78. receipts 203. shipments 20,
stock* 19.000. _, . .
Rosin—Firm. Sties Sl7, recetpts 724, ehin
ments 621. itock* Quotations: A. F.
C. P. S*.3f>: E. M.3S: F. ««.4O; O.
M.4S; H. $*..V5: I. *c.70: K. Sβ »O; M. 17; N,
$7.05; WO. $7.10; WW, $7.1507.50.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS j
William *n<l Hiittie Goldman to Horace C.
Sexton, lot tn NF. tin* of R" ss atteK. UO NW of
Toleom. NW 0:8 to 0:5 more or less by NE 100;
Henry R. Cosbl* to T.Ulian Co»We. lot tn W line
of Poußlaes street. 235 N erf Twenty-fifth, N 2j
3 Patrick's?O'Roiirke and wife to Teter Fr«n<M*
Hurt, lot tn SB line of Verona place. 186:4 NE
of Third street. NE 22 by 8E 70: $10.
W. C. Content and wife to James E. Byan, lot
17. block 8. Lakevtew tract: $10.
H. E. Chandler et al. to Gioseppl Mswera. lot
tn N Une of Silver svpoue. I<*s E of Mission
street. N 84. E 50. S W 50:9. and one
other parcel: $10. . . ___
Guteeppe Pennisl to Aneelo NJcotra. lot In SW
line of Cotter street. 324 * T ; 8E of Sen Joee
avenne. SE 0:3 by 8W 100: $10.
Moneta Investment company to Keieto Lombardi
aod wife, lot 40. block 4. Sunnyside: $10.
Ana-elo Ntcotra to Aneelo MoraMto et al., por
tion of lot 13. Demartlnl tract: $10.
Mary W. Shannon to May W. Shannon, lot In
E Hoe of Fifth avenue. 150 S of Clement street.
S 25 by E 120: $10.
Anastasla Haley to Walter A. Hoffmann, lot
In W Una of Leavenwortb street. 38:8 S of
Broadway. S l«: oby W GO: $10.
Michael F. Haley and wife to Walter A. Hoff
mann, lot In W line of street. 20 S
of Broadway. S 18:0 by W 60: $10.
Edna M. Haskin and husband to Margaret E.
and l/onle La Place, lot In R line of Thirty-flrst
avenue, 125 N of Vicente street, N 25 by E 120:
$10.
Francois Faobert to nelene Fanbert, half of lot
In N line of McAllister street, 31 :S W of Cen
tral avenue. W 25 by N 100, and one other piece;
$10.
Mrs. B. M. Wallace to Adolph N. Schopke, eme
qnarter of lot 30. block 32, City Land association;
$10.
August Glgilng and wife to same, three-quar
ters of same.
.Ltrther Osboroe to Harriet E. Osborne, lota
1341) and T3SO. *lft map 2: $100.
Cornelia A. Spilker to Savings Union Bank and
Trust company, lot st NE corner of Dlvl»ader«
and Sacramento streets. N 62:8>4 by E 81:3, and
two other parcels; $10.
Mercantile Towel Supply and Laundry com
pany to Gallaod Mercantile laundry, lot in NT3
line of Eighth street. 130 SIS of Folsom. SB 25
by NE 75. and one other piece; $10.
Margarette Hanntin to Frances Joy. tot Jβ S
line of I street, 107:6 W of Thirty-second ave
nue. W 25 by S 100: $10.
I.ueile Geary to Frances Jey. name: $10.
E. J. Levin, gnardtan estate of Mary
(Incompetent), to T,. T. Pockmm and A. Roeen
sblno. lot in W line of Twentysecoml arenue.
125 N of A street. N 25 by W 120; $1,400.
Adolph Schwerin and wife to Alice Klnney. lot
commencing 275 N*W from l»W corner of Italy
avenue and Naples street, NW 100 by NE 25;
$10.
Carrie Antooy to Laura Schr«eder et el.,
fourth interest In lot in S line of North Point
street. 114 Wof Hyde. W 82 by S 137:6 U. and
one other parcel: sift.
Augustus R. Llltie ft al. to Jfeeph G. Stroms
wold. lot 1087. gift man 3; $10.
Catherine and Cornelius P. Williams to Mary
Welsh, half Interest in lot In SB line of Madrid
•treet, 150 B of Italy arenue, NE 25 by SE 100;
gift.
Orrillo C. Prxtr Jr. and wife to Stnart F.
Smith, lot In NE line of Spear street, 220:2 SE
of Miwion, SB 81:». NE 275. NW 45:10, W
137:«. NW 45:10. SW 137:«; $10.
Stuart F. Smith and wife to Samuel Center,
same; $10.
Samnel Center and wife to Savings Union Bank
and Trust comoany, same; $10.
Mercantile Trust company, trustees estate of
Richard r>. Chandler (deceased), to F. Smith,
lot in NE line of Spear street. 228:2 SE of
Howard, SE 45:10 by NE 137:6. and two other
pe#els; $ .
Stuart F. Smith and wife to Serines TTnlon
Bank and Trust company. lot in SW line of
Stenart street. 1R3:4 SE of Howard. SE 132:6.
SW 13T:«. NW 45:10, RW 137:6. NW 45:10, NE
137:8, NW 4.1:10, NE 137:6: $10.
W. W. Williams to Fred C. Jones, lot Jn R
Hne of Pine street. 87:6 E of Webster. S 100 by
E 25: $10.
California Newton to America Murdoch, lot tn
N line of Valtejo street. 40 W of Laguna, W
28:0 by N 120; $10.
Emannel's Cnureh of the Evangelical Associa
tion of North America to Charles Katz, lot In
SW line of Twelfth street. 200 SE of Market.
SE BO by SW 75:11; $10.
Charles and Rose Knta to Emarmel's Church of
the Evanjrelical Axsoclatlon of North America,
lot at SW corner of Nineteenth and Capp
streets. 8 65 by W 104:6: $10.
Louis C. and Annie Katherlne Hambereer to
Mary St. Amant. lot In W lln» of Sanches
•treet. 26 H <>t Army. S 44 by W 80: grunt.
David Paul, and wife to Henrietta Titus, lot
tn E ltne of Texas street, 175 N of Nineteenth,
N 25 by E 100: $10.
Fernando Nelson and wife to Oscar Herman
A Bro.. lot In W line of Fourteenth avenue. 1«2
N of B street. N 126, W 135. S 95, E 7:0. S 30,
E 127:6; $10.
Oscar Heyman ft Bro. to William B. and Ma
tilda Irvine lot In W ltne of Twenty-second ave
nne, 9»:5 N of C street. N 25 by W 120. and
one other parcel: $10.
Ellen Carroll to Charles Carroll, lot tn N line
of Sloet boulevard, 550 E of Thirty-ninth avenue,
E r>o by N 123:11: gift.
Charles and Julia Goesal to W. C. Wodell. lot
tn N line of Dβ Long street. 82:4 W of Lleblg.
N 70 by W 25; $10
Ann Keefe to Henry and Alice T.von*. lot tn
NW Hn* of Porter avenue. 107:4 NE of Farra
gut street. NE 26 by NW 103:6; $10.
BnlldlßK Contract
Arthur J. Helneman. executor bf the estate of
Harry M. Helneman. deceased, with Frank F.
and Fred G. Kronnlck—Alterations and additions
to a two story frame buildlna , . .flats into anart
ments on N line of Bush street, 147:6 E of
Gona-h. X 60 by N 120. for $2,000.
Conrad and Henry Getxert with A. Brisa A
Co.—All worfc for two story frame hiiildine
(store and flnt> In E line of Ftllmore street. 59:6
N of Greenwich. N 26 by E f>o. for $4,475.
Clara S. Hamilton with George Goodman Ar
tificial Stone company—Oradina-. concrete, etc..
for front walls, steps and to dwellinr
In W line of Scott street. ft 2:6 S of Green, S
45 by W 110. for $1,863. »
WRONG CONCLUSION
COSTS MAN HIS LIFE
Mtlee Roach Shoot* Lnli Perec, Whom
He Suspected of Stealing:, Then Dis-
cover* Mistake
STOCKTON, Feb. 20.—Miles Roach,
who laet night shot and fatally
wounded Lule Peres, Mexican, whom
he accused of having robbed his house
at Holt, collapsed today when a deputy
sheriff, who was making , an examina
tion of the premises, found $40 in gold
which Roach accused Perea of stealing.
The money was hidden in a flower pot,
and Roach had forgotten the location.
Perez died early today, after making
a statement in which Roach is accused
of murdering him without cause.
BOURN WANTS POOR FARM
Spring Valley Ma«aaie Looking for
New Residence Site
(Special DUpatca to tie Call)
REDWOOD CITY, Feb. 20.—1t was
author!tatively stated today that Wil
liam B. Bourn, president of the Spring
Valley Water company, has offered to
purchase the poor farm from the
county of San Mateo. The agents of
the water magnate say it Is his inten
tion to build a magnificent country
home on the property. If the Varm is
sold the proceeds will be used for the
acquisition of a site nearer the rail
road and the erection of a modern
almshouse.
FIGHT FOR TWO CHILDREN
Fatber and Grandmother Engage Iβ
Seaaatfmal Lck«l Caateat
(Special DiapatCh to The Call)
SAN JOSE, Feb. 20. —Two children of
Samuel Weed.of San Francisco are in
volved In what Iβ expected to be a long
drawn out afhd seneationa! legal battle
for their possession which has begun
in the superior court. According; to
witnesses the children have been in
the Custody of their grandmother, Mrs.
Rebecca Weed of Gilroy. for nine years.
ever since they were abandoned by
tfteir lather. Recently the grandmother
"Aβ eppointd their guardian.
FIRE CHIEF SAYS
EXITS NOT SAFE
School Board Will Make In
vestigations at Edison and
Fairmount Schools
Erish Children Will Have
Holiday During Week
of March 17
Fire Chief Murphy called attention
of the board of education yesterday
afternoon to insufficient fire escapes
and exits at the Edieon and Falrmount
schools. The committee on buildings
was directed to these mat
ters.
A delegation headed by P. J. K*l
leher asked the board to granj child
ren of Irish parentage permission to
absent themselves on St. Patrick's day.
The committee was advleed that such
request is not necessary, as that day
comes Iβ x'acation week.
Bessie M. Carmlehael. Nano Llvine
ston, Mildred McEaohern. Eva X Mold
rup and Meta Wolff were elected reg
ular teachers, having served their pro
bationary term to the satisfaction of
their respective principals.
M. Alice King was appointed 18
months ago a substitute teacher at the
girls' high school and at the end of
one year she presented a claim for $400
difference between the pay of a sub
stitute and a regular. This was dis
allowed.
The consulting architects reported
that the cost of intended improvements
of the yard at the Junipero Serra
school and placing a fence around the
same will be $8,017.
Ruth Heilfrom. secretary of the
graduating class of the L.owell high
school of 1910. asked for permission to
give a dance in the school March 29.
The matter was referred to the com
mittee on building "for execution."
The amount of half pay allowed to
teachers granted leave of absence on
account of illness during January was
1506.
The Esparanto society of this city
was granted the use of the assembly
room of the High School of Commerce
twice a week in which to study.
■Leave of absence' was granted to
\ Alice Purrlne. Mary L. O'Neal and
Helen Murphy.
Martin A. Foley resigned aa Janitor
in the department.
Cohen Held to Aeswer —Charles
Cohen, charged violating the
white slave act by bringing Evelyn
Mitchell to San Francisco from Denver
for immoral purposes, was held to an
swer yesterday by United States Com
missioner Francis Krull. His bond was
fixed at
RAILWAY TRAVEL
aT^^^^^a^a^^^lßv I
See the GRAND CANYON
OF THE FATHER RIVER
aad THE ROYAL GORGE
The "Paaama-Paciec ,, Express aa*
T,ae "1915" Mall Train*
Lea re Union Ferry Depot Arrlte
• :10a ( Stockton, Saeratnentn. Salt Lake, ) •:*•»
< Denrer Omaba, Chicago, Kan- >
7:80 peas City. St. Louie ».5 :3 °*
4:10p Stockton 10:20*
Through Standard awl Touriet Sleeping Can
Tla Denver & Rio Grande and Mlssonrl Pacific,
Rock Island lines and Burlington route.
Dining Care and Electee Light*.
jsSlsK SchediTe Effective
J|jjfe& Nov. 6, 1912
UNION FERRY DEPOtf
I ' VIA RArSAT.ITO 1 ~Arri™
7:46 a PeUltime. Santa Ko«a. Healdw
| bnrg, CloTerdele, I'klah. Wil-
I Utj Longrale. ••Sebaetopol. T:Osp
8:15a!Soooma, Glen Ellen f t6:Oftp )
! ?t6:35p(
8:1B» Pt Reye*. Camp Monte J t6::«p )
rJo. Duncan Mills. Cecadero! ( )7:S5p J
8:43 a Peteluraa. Santa Rosa, GtKrne
vllle. Montfl Rio, Duncan (tSiSSp)
Mills. Casarif-ro (leares from ( {T:S5p J
Duncan MJHs) *
lO:43a : Petaluo>a, Santa Rosa, Healde
| bur* 1 5:06p
l:4spPetaluma. Santa Rosa, Gnerne-I
j rllfr. Monte Rio. Duncan]
Mills 30:35 a
T2:4Sp Pt. R*ye«. Camp Meeker
8:15p Petalorna, Santa Rosa, Healds-
I burn Cloverdale. Uklan,
I Wfllita, "Sebastopol JI:3Sa
4:48p; Sonoma. Glen Ellen % .. fl:3sa
s:l6p!petalunia. Snnta Rosa. Healde-
t hwrg P-.n-.n
ELKCTRIC St BHRRAN VIA SAUBAUTO
Mill Valley. San Rafael—Daily
eyery 30 mlnutre frons 6:45 a. n>. until 9:43
a. m.: honrly nntll 2:45 n. n>.. then 3:15 p. m.
and erery 80 minute* until 6:45 p. m.. then 7:45,
6:15. 11:15 p. m. and 12:30 a. in.
Fairfax— I*av#e 10:45 7:15. 7:43. i:IR, 5:43,
»:15 »:4S, 10:45, 11:45 a.m.; 12:45. 1:45, 2:4.1,
S:l5 3:45, 4:15. 4:45. t:ll 5:45. 6:15, 6:45,
7:45." 9:15. ll:lo p. m.x 12:30 a. na.
Pan Qnentln ria Sao Rafael—Leare dally at
9:15 a. m. and 1:45 t> ra.
TlbTiron and Belvedere —Dally erery hour from
6:4 ft a. m. unttl 1:45 p. m.; then 3:13 p. m. and
erery boar until 6:15: then 7:45.0:15 and 11:13
p. no. and 12:30 h. n>.
•Arrives daily 10:85 a. tn. ••Arrtrea Simdars
7:05 p. m.. week days 6:.V> p.m. fE»ce#t Sua
d»y«. JSundsye only. ISattirdsys only.
Red T.lne Transfer Oropany's agrente are aa
thorized to check baggage direct from residence.
' MUIR WOODS
MT. TAMALPAIsS
via «au«auto ftmnr
UHKSH OWOT, FOOT OT MAMCET aTWEET WT
B—sTrtt,»l.M,CliHtliTrt»,g.tO T
U.tiFnatfttt I U.Mitrfwte If. Mi TaM^ST*
WMki.fl SaaaV WwMgt Jgjg. WgMiyj Swrfay
9:45 a 8:45 a t 7:20» 11:Sβ* Jtfßa 10:40 a
I:4p S:-5« MftiUifM fofP IJ:4te
• 4:45? lj-4ft i'AU Mβ* 4:«t I:4K
11:45 a 4:50*1 fc6ep * 8:35# 2 : sff
I:<s§ 3:|0» |:4fp
liib 4:41." 4:4»
•a»bud»>i<aly. tMondiyicmly. sMt.Tun«lpMio«l|W
( Saueiho F«rry-TeL Kearny 4080
Ticket Often < 687 Markct-tal. Kearay 2751
/ 874 Mwket-Tri. Doacb«44o7
General Offlee—Mfll VaUey. Cat. T-< MiMValtey Sob.Sl
-Imnttlmmrat "IMrIT m riwmtm» wwtt
BAY AID IWTTBBtmBAM KOUTKft
hat* km TttMlta IMO. 3JO ftoa ieST!? ,
AHCTJOHNSAUES
E. CURTIS
AUCTIONEER
Office and Salesroom. Vau Ness »t Sacramento.
Phone Kranklln 22«4. Tbe old e*t*bU*he*
boose of CURTIS—do connection with any
branch.
FOR SAUE—Two carloads of nne bfr
draft and waron horses; (8> dapple
greys as rood as eyer came to this market; all
well brofcfn. young and sound; wetrbt of spans.
...!»0 tn .1.650 ponnds. Some trood contractors'
or sand wsjron horses reasonable. Call nnd see
JOS. LEVY. 335-340 Fell st.; phone Market 38TT.
READY FOR PIE CUTTING
Placer County Committee Indonea Sev-
eral Applicant* for Place
(Special Dtspttcfe to Tbe Call)
AUBURN, Feb. 20.—Placer county's
democratic central cjmmlttee at a
meeting today passed resolutions In
dorsing W. A. Shepard for collector of
internal revenue for the northern Cali
fornia district, Ben P. Tabor for the
judgeship of the United States circuit
court of California. TV. O. Davis for
collector of the port of San Francisco
and Senator T. W. H. Shanahan for
superintendent of the San Francisco
mint; also the following: for poet
masters in Placer county: C. H. Fran
cis. Loomis; Frank Wrenn, Newcastle;
I* F. Morgan, East Auburn: Alice Dur
nin, Colfax; J. M. Haskell. Rocklin;
Mre. W. W. Anderson. Roeeville. The
Committee passed a resolution declar
ing , that no persons not in strict accord
RAILWAY **
THAIM LEAVE AWO AWE DUI TO AWWVE FHOW FEBRUARY 17, »»3 '
VIA fiaarax
■aw (Foot of Market Street) AniTa
(Subject to chaafa without notice)
2.15 a Niles, livermore, Tracy, Lathrop,
Stockton, Lodi, Gait Elk Grove,
Sacramsato Rose ville,Auburn,Gilfax t0.49»
2.18 a Sacraavsnto, Marysrille, Bicfa, Chieo. 10.40*
6.40 a Kicimond. Port Costa. Martinet.
Aatioeh, Byroa Hot Springs. Tracy.
Patterson, Newman, Lo* Baaos,
lade, Kerman. Fresno ll.oSp
6.40 a San Leaadro. Hayward, Niks. Saa
Jos* e.Wa
7Mi Tβ* Statesman—Richmond, VaUeio
Juactba (VaUeio), Port Costa.
Beaica, Suisua, Elaira, D*via,
Sacramento • ■ 8.50*
7.20 a GoldaeM Paas.-TruVtee, Hasen. Wa
buska. (Yerriaitoß, Hudaoa), Mia*.
Tooopaa, QoUfield, Urn, Heeler . B.loa
7.20 a Richmond, Port Costa. Beaida, Bui
sun, Dixon. Sacramento 7.50*
7.20 a Ehnh*, Vaca\ille, Runuey 7.50*
Rosevilfc, Marysville (Oro>-ille). Red
diag, Dunsmuir 10.40f
7.20 a Davis. Woodland. "Williams, Maxwell.
Willows, Hamilton, Corning, Red
Bluff 7.50 i
7.20 a Niles, Pleaaaatoa, livermore, Tracy,
Lathrop. Stockton (Oakdaie), Lodi.
Sacramento 7 J0»
7.20 a Tracy. Patterson. Newman, Lot Baaos,
Insle, Kerman, Fteaao 430*
7.48 a Richmond. Vallejo. Naps, Calie'.oga.
Saata Roaa. Crockett, Port Ceeta... 6.10s
t7.40a Avon. WaJaut Greak, Saa Ramoa,
Livermore TB*o>
B.ooa Newark, West San Jo«e, Loe Gatos,
Wright, Feltoa (Ben Lomond, Boul
der Creek), SanU Crux B.BOt
8.40 a Port Costa. Martinet. Byron Hot
Boring*. Tracy (Stocktoa). Merced,
Bereada, Madera. Fresao, Fowlar.
Selina, Traver, Goshea Junction
(Haaford, Armota). Tulare, Bakers
field 4JOf
8.40 a Visalia. lind»y. Portenille, Ducor.. 7.10*
8.40 a Yosemite Valley via Merced 4.30*
9.00 a Irvington, San Joee 7.30p
9.00 a Nile*, PSeaaaaton, Livermore. Stock
toa (*Miltoß). Valley Spria*. loae.
Sacramrato fklr*
9.00 a Tuoiumae. Soaora.Janaettown.Aajel*. 2.50b
9.00 a Atlantic Express—Sacramento, True
kee. Ogdaa, Salt Lake City. Denver,
Kaasas City. Omaha, Chicago 8.30»
9.00 a Tonopah-aoldSeld Standard Slaepv.. B.loa
9.00 a Vallejo Junction, VaEejo { 7 jo£
9.40 a Riehmoad, Saa Pablo. Pinole, Vallejo
Junction, Crockett. Port Coal*. Mar*
tiaea, Avon. Concord, Saa Ramon.. B.loa
10.20 a Saa Fraacieco Overland Limited—
Dearer. Kansas City. St Louis,
Omaha, Chicago 2.10s
10.40 a VaUeio, Mare Island. Napa J SjM*
10.40 a Stockton. ! { 'fjoj
10.40 a Los Aageles Passenger—Port Costa,
Martiaei. Byron Hot Springs. Tracy,
Stocktoa, Merced, Madera. Freaao,
(Haaford, Coaiinga. \ iaaliaX Baken
neM, Lot Aageles 7.10*
11.20 a Shasta Limited-Portland. Tacoma,
Seattle .9.80*
12.00n Richmond. Port Costa. Beaicia. Sui-1
aua, Elmira, Dixoa, Sacramento.. J 11.10 a
«2.00n Davia,WiUi*ms.Colu*a Juac, Willow*,
(krmantowo, Orkad. HamUtoo ... 6.60f
12.00n Maryanile, Chico, Red Bluff. 4.30*
I.oo* Nile*. Irvingtoß. Saa Jose 2.50 a
1.20p Saa Leaadro, Niles, Centerville, New
ark. (Redwood), Saa Jose. 7.60>
1.40* Newark, Alviso. Agnew, SanU Clara.
WestSaaJoe* 10.00*
11.40* Wright, Boulder Creek. Saata Crui .. 10.00»
2.40* Saa Leaadro, Nile*, Baa Jow *U0»
3.00* Beaici*. Winters Sacramento—Wood
land, Tudor, Yuba Citi'. MaryaviUe,
Orovtlle 11.19 a
3.20* Richmond. Port Costa. Martinet,
Byron Hot Springs. Modesto, Merced,
Madera. Fresno , 1049*
4,00* Fort Costa, Martinet. Concord. Walaut
Creek, San Ramon. Livermore. 9-30*
4.00* Richmond. Vallejo, Napa, Caliltoga,
Qlea Ellen, Santa Rosa. 9.30 a
4.00* Niles (Ceuterrille, Newark), Sunol.
Pleaaaaton, livermore, Tracy,
Stockton, Lodi. Sacrataeato 12.50*
4,40* San Leandro, Hay ward, Niiea, Pieae
aaton, Livermore 830 a
4.40* Irviagtoa. Saa Jos* 9.30 a
4.40* Tracy. Patterson, Nawman, Loa Banoa,
Kennao, Fresno 18 40*
440p Valiey Flyer—Port Coat*, Byroa Hot
Springs, Tracy, Modesto, Merced.
Madera, Fresao, Qoahea Junction,
Tulare, Balwrsfieldj Moi*T*. Los
Angeles 1250?
&00* Vallejo, Port Coata, Beaida, Suisua,
Sacramento, Ro«w\iile, liacola.
Wheatland, Man-sviU* (OrovjUe).
Gridley. Biggs, Chico 1140 a
6.00» Davis. Arbuckle. Williams. WUbwa.
Orlaad, Tehama lO4Op
tJOOf Newark, West San Jose, Loa Oato*... 8.30*
6.20* Saa Leaadro. Lorento, Hayward.
Nile*. Pleaaaatoa. Livermore, Tracy,
Stockton 3.10»
6.20* Owl Limited—Port Cost*. Tracy,
Fiesao, it* Angeles B.los
8.20* Hayward, Nile* and Saa Joae e.eOf
8.40* Eutern Express—Ogden, Pueblo.Deo
vcr. Kaaaas City. St.Louia. Caicago. 8.30|
8.40* Port Coats, Benicia, Buitun, Etaaira,
Sacrameato, Colfaz, Truckee, Reno,
Sparka 9.30|
7.00* China and Japan Mail—Ogden,
Cheyenne. Denver. Eansa* City,
Omaha, Chicago 3-10|
[ 7M) PortCoeta, Byroa Hot Spriaga, Stock
toa. Sacramento, Colfax, Trucke*.
Reao. 3.191
J7.00f Richmond (Valleio). Port Co»ta, Mar
tines. Concord. Wamut Creak, Pleaa
actOß. Nilaa. Oakkad 12.4*
820* Oregon Express—Sarramento. Rose-
vifie, Maryaville, Redding (Klamath
Falls), Ashland, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle, Spokaae 1.19|
8.00» Jit Edea, Alvarado, Newark, Saata *,
Clara, Saa Joee 7J»f
9.40* Bakensfield. McKittrick, Harletoo.
Monarch, Moron. Fellow. Shale 7J9l
19.40* Riehmoad. Port Costa, Tracy, Mo
deeto, Mercad. Madera, Freaao.
Haaford, Tulare. 7^9l
9.40* Haafnrd. Amona, Lemoon, Huron,
Coaling*. 74MN
9.40p Viealia, Exeter. liadsay. Porterrilla,
Ducor, Famoso '. 7MH
I l&20p Portland Expreea—Davia, Wilbwg,
Red Bluff, weed, (Kkmath FalUi, s>
Aahiand, Roseburg, Portland, Ta
coma, Seattle 7.30 i
I NETHERLANDS ROUTE
Pram Pieifle Strttt Wharf
TMe toato offers exception*! opportunity for Atrto
mobtliito to reach all paints as Uμ Sartamat* Rivei
ColKMville, Emmaton. Rio Visu. Isfeton, Ryde, Wainu
Grore, Voideo. Court land. Clarkiburg, Saaumto.
StNmr NtvtJ« VeaTw Sμ Fnodsco 5.30 a. m. dail:
except Sunday, arriviax Skcramento 7.00 p. m. Storata
st all points en route. Leavw Sacrament o 9.00 p.na. datl;
except Sunday, aniriag Sia Fraaciaco 7.00 t> m. H<
•tope cnirouie.
tlwrwif M«doe or AmeN, iewm 3an Fntodeeo LQ
p. m. daily except Sunday; arrive Sacramento 4XO a. ta
daily except Monday. Leave Sacramento 10J0 a. n>
daily except Sunday; arrive San Frtacitco U J3O p> a
gtoppinf at a]] po ; its co tout*.
AUCTION SALES
MARK ). I£VY AUCTION CO.
Offil* and Salesroom. 853 Mltsloa *t.
Pty« hljrtest price for all kimle of furniture,
merchanditit, eto. Hou«*e bougUt In tbelr ea
tlrcty. Goods sold on commission.
Phone —gutter 1209
BARGAINS IN
HORSES,MARES,
MULES
BUYERS
ATTENTION
If you want to see a selected list of
real bargains in Horses. Maree. Mules.
Harness and Wagons look In THE
CALLS HORSE. HARNESS AND
WAGON COLUMN In the CLASSIFIED
SECTION. New bargains every day.
WATCH THESE COLUMNS CLOSELT
and eympathy with the present dem
ocratic etata organlxatlon should b*
recommended for any federal position
under the administration of President
Wlleon.
Leav* (Third m<3 Townwod Streets) «\irira
(Subject to change without notice)
t 6.06* Valeacia Street, Ocean View. Cohna,
Cemeteries, Baden, San Bruno 1 8.39 a
6,45 a Soi.th San Frandseo, San Jose, Morgaa
hifL Oilroy, Santent, Pajam, Wataon
vine. Santa Croi ■••«»•
J 8.45 a Loe Ahoe, Mont* \uta, Los Gatoa -.* M6a
7.00t Coaster—Sμ Jcsb, Morg-anhill. Gilroy,
Pajaro, Castrovill*. Salinas, Soledad,
King City. Paso Robles Hot Spring*.
San Lvii Obiepo, Surf (Lompoc),
Santa Barbara, Ventura, Coaard,
LceAageJes l°^°»
7.00 a Hotlister. Trea f inoa— tt ateoavilla,
Santa (mi-Del Monte, Monterey,
Pacific Grove 10.30*
t 7JOS* Bouth San Francisco, Palo Alto. San
Joai. Way Stations... 7.50»
t 7.05 a Lot Aftne, MooU Vista, Lμ Gatoe... i 3.26e
B.oo* Show line limited—Paso Robles Hot
Springs, Santa Barbara,Loe Angeles. 9 50a
8.05« Mayfield, Los A hoi. Los Gatoe, Wright.
QJeawood (Boulder Creek), Santa.
Cm*, WataonviDe, CaatroviUe, Del
Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove 9.05)
9.00* San Jose, Morganaill. Gilroy. Sargent.
Salinas. Soledad, Sen Miguel. Paso
Roblee Hot Spring*, San Luis Obkpo 4.00b
9.00* Hollister, Tree Pinot-WataonvilJe,
Santa Cru*—De! Monte, Monterey.
PaeißcGrov* 4.00p
10.40 a South San Frsnrisco, BnrKnnme, Sao
Mateo, Palo Alto. Mayfield. Loa Al- , , 230 ,
to*. Lo* Gato*. { 7.20*
I 1.30 i Valencia Street, Ocean View, Colin*,
Cemeteries. Baden, San Bruno I^Of
11.40* South Ssa Francis™, San Jose. T 3.20 a
1.20* Saturdaya onlj—San Mateo, Red
wood. MayfieW, Mountain to,
San Joee. 11 l-OOp
1.20* (Saturday* only—Loe AHoe, Monte
Vista, Loe Gatos. 53.25*
2.00 a Del Monte Exprma— San Joee, M"r
gaahili, Gilroy, Sargent, Wataonville,
Saata Cn», De! Monte, Monterey,
Pacific Grove, (SaHnas) !2-30»
2.08* Easton. Saa Mateo. Palo Aito, Saa
Jo« 8.40t
t 2.10* South San Francitoo, Redwood. Santa
Clara, West Saa Joee. Los Gatoa,
Wright, Felton. (Boulder Creek).
SaataCnis 11140 a
&00* South San Francisco, Saa Mateo. Saa
Joee. MorgaoeilL Gilroy, Trea Pino*,
Saline* 10.19 a
3.00* WatsonvilJe, Santa Crua, Castrovjlle,
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific Grov* I 0.1 Oβ
3.25 a Buriingame, Ban Mateo, Redwood,
Palo Alto, Mayteld, Loa Altoa, Lo*
Gatoe 845*
f 3.25* Wright. Bolder Creek, Santa Cruj.. tN.3Oe
4.00* Sunset Express—Turson. Deraiuf. t.l
Paso, Houston. New Orieaoi, Chi
cago 9.18*
440* Washington Sunse* Route—Wasaiai
toa. D.C, New York and East 8.15f
4.00* Salinaa, Pato Roblea Hot Spring*.
San Luis Obiapo, Santa Barbara,
Ventura and Loa Angeles 9.! 5i
4.00* Kanaas City. St. Louif. Chicago 0.15*
4.20* South San Francisco. San Jose t 7.25*
t 4.86* Banta Crus Limned—Mayfieid. I.oa
Akoa, Loa Gatoa, Felton, (Boulder
Creek). Santa Crui t 348 a
t 8.06 l Buriingame, Saa Ma;eo. Redwood.
Palo Alto, Mayfield, Santa Clara,
Saa Jose t 8.30t
f B. 20» Redwood, Atberton, Menlo Park,
Fab Alto. Mayfield. Mouniaia View.
Punnwale. San Joee t B.oo*
t 6.20* Lμ Altos. Monta \iata. Loa Gatn*.. .| 8.40*
t 6.28* Eastoa, Redwood. Mountain View.
SanJcae 8.40*.
f 5.30* Loop—Valencia Street, Oce»n View,
Cemeteries, South San Fraaeieco.
23d fltreet. 3d and Townsend t 9.49*
6.40 a Eaa Bruno, San Mateo, Redwood,
Pafo AHo, Santa Clara. San Jose... 7.45*
t 6.40* Mayneld, Lμ Altoa, Los Gato* t 9.40 a
6.00* Tuesdays— Sunset Limited de L'.xe,
New Orleans and East. Arrive Sun
dava 11.00.
f 8.00? Millbrae, San Matan. Redwood. May
field. Loa AKoe. lee Gaton t B.oot
t 8.05* 23d Street. VieiUcion, Bouth Saa
Franrieco. Valencia Street t 7.15*
6.30* Souii San Francisco, Saa Joee 5,45»
8.00» The Urk—Santa Barbara, Lo* Angelea 9.45*
B.lo* San Jote aad Way Statiow 7.30*
10.00 a Loa Angelee Paatenger—Morgsuihin.
Salinaa, Paw Robies Hot 6pring»,
Saa Luis Obupo, Siata Barbara aad
LoaAageVFa. 8.25 a
10.05 b South San Francisco, Saa Jo« 11.55*
I i.45t South Saa Francisco, Palo Alto, San
Jot „ 7.35 a
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS—ELECTRIC SERVICE
Via Oakland P«r
Ta Oakland. 18th St.. and Berkeley via Shattuek Aye.
•ml Ellsworth St. Line*.—Daily—From 600 a. m.. and
every twenty minutes until 8.20 p. m., inclusive: then
9.00.9.40,10.20.11.00,11.40 p. m.. 12.20 and 1.20 a.m.
Additional boats Saturdaya and Sundays only, 8.48
p. m.. ia00.10.40 aid 11.20 p. m.
Tβ Nrkeley via California St. and Was* Berkeley, Alkany
via Ninth St Line* — Daily—From *e.OO a. m., te.2o.
•6.40.17.00 a. m. and everj- twenty minutes until &\2Q
p. m. inclusive; thea 9J00, 9.40.10.20,11.00,11.40 pjtt..
12 20 and 1.20 a- m. Addifinnal bouts Paturdaya aad
Sunday* only, 8.40 p. m.. 9.20. 10.0 U. 10.40 aad iIJO
p> m
Ta Oakland. Waihlngten-Broadway. East Oakland.
Fruitvale and Metro** via Seventh St.- Daily—From
6.00 a. m., then ex-cry twenty minutee until 8.20 p. m.,
laduajve: then S.OO. 9.40. 10.20, lIJOSL 11.40 p.
12.20 and 1.20 a. m. Additional boaU Saturdays aad
6uacl«y*oßlj-. 8.40 p. m.. 9.20. 10.00, 10.40 sad 11-20
p.nu
HaraMha* te Oakland. Waahinfttft-Sraaaway. Frurtvale,
. Alameda, Nerth Side—Daily—From 6.00 a. m.,
6.40, 7-Oa 7.40, 8.00. 8.40 and forty minutea past
the hour until 3.40 p. m.; thea 4.00, 4.40, 6.00. 5.20,
6.40. 6.00, 6.20, 64a "00, 7.40. 8.20. 9.00. c.40,10.20,
11.00, 11.40 p.m.. 12-20 aci 1.20 a. ra.
Tβ VT#*r«t Stai*. Pullmw. Richmond (Staain aarvle*)—
"tS.4O and 7.40 a. ta., 3JO p. m., 4.20, 5.20 4.20 p. m.
Ta Stoaahiirn (Stnm Urn*)— ffl.oo. t«<o. t7.2a
J9.00, J 10.00 a. J 1.20 p. m., ».00, U<X>
HM. *&.09. »0.4Q and t6.20 p. m.
Via Alamtd* Plar
Ta Oakland. 14* and franklin SH.
-6.15. 6.45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 nunuteipae* the
hour until 7.46 p. m.; then 8.30, 9.15, 104X5, 10.46,
11.30 p. m. aad 12.15 a. m.
Ta Alamada, North and Smith •Mβ—
6.15. 6.45 a. m. and then 15 and 45 miautw pact th*
hour until 7.45 p. m.; thea 8.30. 9-15, 10.00, 10.45.
p. m. and 12.15 a. m.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLES
From San Fraaehe*. Satrth End «f Fmty Bwitdinf, tar
Broadway Wharf, Oakland—Week days 6.00 *. m. ud
every half hour until 9.00 p. au inclueve. Sunday*
aad holidays 6.00 a. a. and every half hour until
11.00 p. iv., inclusive. Beats leav* Broadway Wharf-
Week day* 6.15 a. m. and every hah* hour until 8.45
p. m. inclusive. Sundays and holidays, 6.15 a> m.
and every half hour until 10.45 p. m.. inflaajve.
a for Moraine. *Dsilv. »for Afternoon.
fSuaday exceptel {Sunday only. (Saturday only.
a Monday.
UNION TRANSFER COMPANY
Aaant* aaflact iai|i|a and cheeks aa traSm *r »aatt at
Seuth*rp v PaclffcCofnpany. and dallvtr baeaaa* t* mi
dene*. Yh»y art authorized te thaek baflSM« dkatf fwn
raaidaitcev
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