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EASTERN MARKETS.
NeaU York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Close-Money on
call. II per cent: closing. per cent; ruling
rates IL per cent; last loan, = per cent
closing bid and offered al 1 = per cent
Time loans were easy and dull; 90 and 80
cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 3Isd44 per cent.
Sterling exchange was heavy. with actual
business Ia bankers bills at S4-Sa -0Gi4. $3.50
for demand and al 81 S52594. .s5S5 for sixty
day bills
Posted rates. 81 SC and 81 IS.
Commercial bills. 81 s5isQ a s5L.
Bar silver 55Ec.
Mexican dollars. 46c.
Bonds-Governments steady; railroads firm
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Receipts of Produce.
FoR rHURspAY. JuNE q.
STOCK MARKET.
Dizziness Still the Rnle on the
Local Exchanges.

With the exception OF the Tonopah stocks.
"hlch continued TO sell briskly business
on the local exchanges continued duiet
tnougn there some Improvement
IN the movement on the afternoon ses-
sion OF the Bond Exchange. Hutchinson Sugar
sold on TO 81 6I15 and Spring Valley Water
was hrmer at S3T s71sdS3S
Fullerton OIL Co paid a dividend OF &c per
share. amounting TO SIC. 200 on the 2Oth
The Italian-AmeriCan Bank has declared A
seInl-annuaI dividend on all savings deposits at
me rate OF Oh per cent per annum. payable
July l. The rate is 10 per cent less than that
OF the SIX months ended December 81. 1905
western Union OIL Co. OF santa Maria has
levied an assessment OF 50 per share amount
ing 70 $4,000. becoming delinquent August -
Two more railroad carloads OF Ophir ore have
been shipped. making ten carloads on the way
me brunswick Consolidated Mining Com
pany OF Grass Valley levied an assessment OF
&c Der share yesterday
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Wheat and Other Grains.

wHEAT-All markets, American and for
eian were quiet and featureless yesterday
The feeling here continued easy with sellers
disposed to meet buyers.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 2TA91 S215: California
White Australian. 81 521591 5Tk; Northern
Club 81 30d1 80; Northern Bluestem 81 80
al IS per ctl.
FUTURES
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open. High Low Close.
December Isl 27ss 81 27% 81 261s 81 26ss
2 p. m. Session.
December-$1 2615.
BARLEY-Cash Feed was a fraction lower
and weak. with buyers holding off and trade
dull The December option was also lower on
anticipated. large receipts from the interior
next week. and sales were large this ae-
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Meat Market.

Packers and butchers report conditions un-
changed. with quiet market Mutton. Veal
and Lamb rule firm. while Hogs continue in
light demand
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows;
BEEF-6GTc for Steers and 5QSc per ID
for Cows.
vEAL-Large. Thaszc; small. sasAc per
pound.
MUTToN-wethers. ThGsc; Ewes. sIs6Tc
per ID.
LAMB-SG9c per ID.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. 61ldS1sc per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for good. sound
Livestock delivered in san Francisco. less so
per cent shrinlxage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers. 755QShc; Cows and Heif-
ers 615 &c; thin Cows. 4d5c per ID.
CALVES-4d41ac per ID gross weight).
SHEEP-Wethers. 3AG3l2c; Ewes. 2% d5c
per 10 gross weght).
LAMBS-$2 25Q2 so per head
HOGS-Live Hogs. lao TO 200 lbs. ~ f15c:
200 to 25O lbs 41ac: over $50 lbs, axe soft
Hogs. nominal; Sows 20 per cent on: Bears
80 per cent Off. and Stays. 40 per cent on from
above quotations
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doing good. Fruit crop excellent; quaiity gooo'
Napa-No change in crop conditions
rdale-C0nditiOns fine Tor ali trllt
Santa Rcsa-NO change since last report
santa Naria-Cool days foggy mornings
continue. with unchanged crop eonoiuons'
WfIlovs-yYheat turning out better than ex-
pected-
Idveru1ore-I Unusually small screaSe OF
wheat this year
san Jose-Plurns coming in; fair crop; me-
dium.
Recommendations same
King City-First lot Of barley Of the season
hauled to-day.
A c. McADIE. Section Director.
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Flour and MillStnfs.

FLOUR-California Family Extras. 81 6od
90 usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 50G4 so:
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at So S5a4 IS
per bbl.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages as
follows: Graham Flour. So 30 per 100 lbs:
Rye Flour. So so; Rye Meal So 25; Rice Flour,
81: Corn Meal SO so; extra cream do. 81 25;
Oat Groats 81 so; Hominy $4d4 %: Buck
wheat Flour. 81 J0G4 T5; Cracked Wheat, S4;
Farna $4 so; Whole Wheat Flour, 50 rs;
Rolled Oats. bbls. 81 25dS 60; in sacks. $6 759
s 10;<Pearl Barley So; Split Peas. boxes, 81
Green Peas. IS 80 per 100 lbs.
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Beans and Seeds.

There is no change TO report under this
head. All descriptions continue quiet
BEANS-Ba yos. 81 40G2 So: Pea 81 90d3;
Buffers. So small White 50 s5G3 10; large
White 81 35d2 90; Pink. So 40G3 so: Red.
81 25G4 so: Lima. 50 3GQ3 40; Red Kidneys.
81 1895; Blackeye S2d2 10 per ctl; Horse
Beans, $2G2 so.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81 25G4 so; Yellow
Mustard, 50 5OG3: Flax. 81 1872; Canary.
5Aa5%c for Eastern, Alfalfa. 141a G16c Rape.
2d24c: Timothy 6G6hc: Hemp. 3hG4c per
ID; Mllet. 3G3I4c; Broom Corn Seed, S2Oq2l
per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Blackeye. 50 per ctl: Niles,
50 %; Green Peas, S3G325.
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Ne1U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. June 23.-CoTTON-Futures
opened steady July. 10-5oc; August. 10 Acc /:
september. 9-IOe; October. e55c; Decem ber
Spot closed quiet, 30 points lower. Middling
uplands. lOs5c; middling gulf, II. zoe. Sales
200 bales
Futures closed quiet June, 10 2oc: July
1O.3Sc; August. 10.29c; September, o 64c; Oc-
tober o 49c; November. 9.45c; December, 8. 4sc;
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57oc; Fruit GranuIated. 5Toc: Beet Granu-
A. 5.TOc; Magnolia A. $500. Extra c. SOC:
Golden c. 5.10c; ID" SC: barrels. 1Oc more.
half barrels 25c more; boxes SOC more: so ID
bags 10c more for all kinds. rabIsts-FfaIf
barrels. soc; boxes. case: H & E. Crystal
Dominos 8 7Oc per ID. No orders taken for
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Cash Gram and Provisions.

CHICAGO. June 23.-Cash quotations were
follows Flour dull; No. spring wheat,
93G9Gc; No. g. S5G95c: No 2 red 9SG99c; No.
corn 4S%c; No. yellow. 501ac; No ? oats
41G41hc: No. white. 4fQ44e; No rye. 45c;
good feeding barley. 34a4oc; fair to choice
mailing. 42n52c: No. l naxseed. 81 oil: No.
Northwestern, 81 OF; prime timothy seed
So 921s: mess pork, per Dbl. s12 00G12 95: lard.
per 100 lbs. So 95a6 9T15; short ribs sides
Qoosel. 81 3T1sGT 80; short clear sides Cboxed).
s. 25I7 so: whisky. basis OF high wines 81 2S:
clct.ar cnntrAcf arada $40 II
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t,olusa-Peaches IN Market poor grade; no
r~o1 pr1nes and pears in good condition.
Stock10n--Grapes showing up well; promise
heaNw crop
V-iufer apples light crop.
Rivereife-Oranges and lemons continue 70
Hsnford-Grspes looking excellent. Grain
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June %. To-day's state
ment OF the Treasury balances in the general
in the division OF redemption, shows: Await
able cash balance. s163. 633. .517; gold, Se4 40 =
l43 -
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Kansas Civ.

KANSAS CITY. June %. - CATTLE - Re
oeipts 5000 head including 1900 Southerns
market steady. Native steers 81 23d6 20:
Southern steers 81 Toa5 30; Southern cows. 81
al: native COWS and heliers. S2qo %; stockers
calves. $2a4 so: Western fed steers sage;
Western COWS, $2d4 70
HOGS ceipts. 1000 head; market steady.
Bulk OF sales, S5d5 Is; heavy. IS 10fD5 - n
packers. $565 15i pigs and lights. 81 25q0 O7ls
SHEEP - Receipts. 5000 head; market
range wethers. S4a4 50; ewes 81 50d4 75.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

Mexican dollars. after a long period of stag
nation have recently shown more life and are
now in good demand for Oriental shipment
as IL Is reported that the Japanese want them
for use in Manchuria This would explain the
heavy shipment OF S1.276. 900 TO Kobe by the
Ccptie on Wednesday. Quotations are con-
siderably higher.
variations in Exchange yesterday were
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Steady, 25a4 4 Fer ounce
Money! Der cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills Is 3-16G2k per cent and for three
months bills 2sd2A per cent.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. June 23.-On the Produce F,x-
change to-day the butter market was steady:
creamery. 1874 TI7 15c: dairy 13l5GI6c Eggs
steady. 149i7lac. Cheese steady. IA 9sc.
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Salmon Exports in May.
The exports CT salmon from san Francisco
~ sea in May we're as follows:

Ir Nsv. 1903. the exports we're 5a5o cases
enc TAs uackaees. valued at 81. tf4- The GUAM
titles specified rs packages represent picked
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Decidnons and Citrus Fruits.

Nearly all kinds of deciduous fruits were in
free supply and, trade was not unusually
brisk the market had easy tone and sew
eral descriptions were lower. Stocks OF Cher
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Board
$1,000 United r r OF F 4 per cent. 70 Is
Afternoon Session.
Board
500 United Ry Inv Co pfd-....... As so
Street
S23. eco United r r OF S F per cent 20 Is
S150OCO Southern Pacific Co 41ss loo Is
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FINANCLAL
Total sales....2l7,1OO shares.

Total sales. 217 100 shares
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO
NEW YORK. June 2S.-Bond transactions of
United Railroads Of San Francisco-25 coo at
SIe; 100000 at SIS STA; $4,000 at $40 25.
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
common-Bid 4 asked Az Proferred-Bid
Ss. asked Ssh.
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Neb., June %. = CATTLE = Re
ceipts. l00O head; market about steady. Native
steers, 81 J09I6 20. cows and heifers, So 200
90; Gamers 81 50G2 so: stockers and Iced
ers, So scat 10; calves. S3a5 so; bulls. stays,
etc. 50 5OG4 CO.
HoGs-Recsipts 10000 head market weak
10 Sc lower. Heavy. 81 0TIsG4 is; mixed
81 o2Hd4 OIL: light, 81 1895 07Is; pigs,
81 50174 so: bulk. s. 02 u as ora.
SHEEP-Receipts. $50 head. market steady.
Westerns. 81 4004 60: wethers 81 60d5 90;
ewss S4Gp4 So: common and stOckers, So 509
4 so lambs S5 50G7
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foundry, Southern and No 1 foundry, South
ern. soft. S13 25d13 so.
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CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. June %. - CATTLE - Receipts
5000 head market slow. Good 10 prime 50 so
q6 30; poor 70 medium, 81 5eq5 20; stockers
and feeders. 81 50a4 so: cows, 81 J0G4 so:
helfers. S2q5 25; Gamers. 81 5OI2 co. bulls,
81 6Od5 25.
HOGS Receipts to-day 25, 600 head to-mor-
Butchers. So 1905 80. good 10 choice heavy
s. 50G5 30; rough heavy. s. 1Od5 %; light
$5 1000 %. bulk OF sales, So 25G5 80.
SHEEP-Receipts. 5000 head: market steady
Good 70 choice wethers 81 75a5 % fair TO
choice mixed. S4G4 20. Western sheep, So so
40: lambs. steady; springs. 81 soar so; clipped
and Western lambs S606 40.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. June %. = Clearings. ss27. .s42:
balances. S159, Ala
TACOMA, June %. Clearings, S254, Coz
balances. $30S, ,32f
PORTLAND. June 2s.-Clearings, $451, ,457
balances $50. 1852
balances, $29. 1874.
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Failures.
Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND. June 3.-WHEAT-Walla
wana 69c: bluestem. Tic; valley. 7sc.
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Weather Report.

r2oth Meridisn-Pscihc Tine)
sAN FRANCISCO. June 23-5 P n
TIE following maximum and minimum tenn
reratures are reported for previous cay from
Eastern cities. -
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

FORECAST
Tl1e pressure has risen slowly over the north
ern half q the Pacific Slope. Thunderstorms
prevail IN Utah.
EreeE over northern Nevada. Utah and Idaho
The following high winds are reported. Point
Reves 90 northwest; s. Z. FarallOn. &C.
forthVrest. San Francisco. 80 west: Eureka,
sd north and Bfodena. -. southwest.
Forecast made a. San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, June "a
Northern California-Ea1r Friday brisk
northerly winds
southern CsIiforuia-FsIr Friday: cloudy in
the moruiuF: fresh southwest winds
Nevada-cl0udy Friday. showers in the
mountains.
san Francisco and vicinity--Fsir Friday:
light south wind changing 70 brisk westerly.
A. 9. kcADIE. District Forecaster.
FrRff and Wheat Bulletin.
For the twe-tv-four hours ending 3 D. n.
g. LIZ.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. June 2s-s ,. n
!, STATES BONDS

THURSDAY, june u ,. m-
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
As or coup .10T Il 107 q As or cp new f3.lsS n -
As or reg. 106ik 106A IS or coup Io5H =
I A
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the san Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Morning Session
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Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.

For The twe-tv-four hours ending D. n,
I2Oth meridian time. san Francisco. June p.
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Alaska P A. 1864 137 y Oceanic Co AZ A.
Cal + A. 9S 100 Pac Aux Pa
Cal Cal Vine A ssis 9ols Pac c BOrx.15s 159
Morning Session.
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The Canadian roads reporte

The Canadian roads reported in
creases in gross and big increases in
expenses, leaving the net receipts
about the same as last year. The
Hill roads do not report their opera
tons regularly but the gross returns
on these lines indicate that the gross
is falling off considerably, but that
their earnings in general are better
than the average of the northwest
ern roads, for the reason that they
have their expenses in hand better.
Taking it all in all, the northwest
ern roads are doing better than most
of the railroads in the country, with
the exception of those small roads of
the northwest which depend very
largely on the ore tonnage for their
earnings. Notably is this the case in
Duluth and in Wisconsin Central
The officials Of these lines have al
most exactly the same story to tell
The merchants and others in their
territory are waiting for some def
mite promise from the spring wheat
crop. This waiting happens every
year more or less, but it was accen-
| tuated this year by the long spring
and the lateness of the harvest. The
rainy spell has a great deal to de
with it. They think that if the spring.
wheat crop promises even fairly we'll
There will be a quick revival Of bust
ness at the northwestern centers.
The roads that serve the twil
j cities have as an excuse for thei
I earnings the fact that the flour trade
has been very bad all thru the sprint
4 and will not pick up until the LAX
i navigation is again in full swing. Tn
u putting in of lake and rail tariffs TO
4 one month will help this condition
and the railroad people expect
il heavy tonnage from this source.
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If you have any trouble with your
liver or kidneys, don't delay an hour
before taking some step toward cur
ing that trouble. Push-kuro will af-
ford immediate relief and will speedi-
ly effect a permanent cure. Don't
stop to talk about it-don't argue
get bottle of Push-kuro and take it..
You will be doing yourself justice.
The price is 81. 1t is for sale at most
druggists or sent upon receipt of
Pusheck, 1919 Diversey Blvd, Chica-
go. Advice free.
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Black Taffeta

Third Floor-Bouleuard.
81 .69-One and a half yards wide; warranted
to wear; II yards for waist; yards fol
a skirt; 4s yards for full shirtwaist suit.
Wed Wednesday Souvenir Bargain at, IS 1,R9
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HILLS COUNTS THE COST
Four Thousand Miners and Mil Men Mac

Four I nousand Miners and MIL Men Maoe
Idle by the Floods.
Deadwood, S. D., June 1.-THE weather
has cleared, the waters have subsidized, and
the damage has been estimated. Mayor
Mcdonald says bridges, roads and city
property are damaged SIS, 900 and private
property 100000. The railroads will suf-
fer about 100000. The bodies Of the three
men drowned in this vicinity have beer
found.
Practically every mine in Lawrence
county is closed down, either on account
Of water or lack Of COAL All the cyanide
plants in Deadwood are closed
It is estimated that 1000 miners ant
mill men are temporarily out of work.
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marked decreases. Including the Ca
madam roads in this group, the gross
earnings for. April are about station
airy, the decrease being only the
smallest fraction of 1 per cent. The
decrease in net amounts to only about
8 per cent.
The latest reports from northwest
ern lines show results as follows, for
April and for the ten months of the
wear so far:
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HANGED HERSELF IN BRIDAL GOWN.
Special to The Journal.
rMenominee, Mich, June Mrs. Min
ME Rainier, committed suicide this after
noon by hanging herself from rafter
in shed. She was attired in her we'd
ding gown. She left note for her moth
er saying that her domestic life was UNI
happy and that she had decided to die.
| She was 80.
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COrSefS

Second Floor-NeU Part.
79e-Non-r unstable steel, stayed, summer net
ting Corset, also fine Batiste straight front
Corset, full gored, lace trimmed; regularly 81 90.
Wednesday Souvenir Bargain, 7m~
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Fans Fans Fans

First Floor-Corner Entrance.
$1.2S-Cream Gauze, decorated and
spangled; our regular $500 fan.
B MsqnSsday's Souvenir $1a29
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One Of the strong magazines de-
voted to forestry and agriculture is
authority for the astounding state
ment that there is a specie Of bamboo
that grows as fast as three feet in
a single day. To a certain part of
the population of the world the bam-
boo tree is as necessary as the pine
is to America. Like the bamboo,
golden grain belt beer has become
one of the necessities of life and
adapts itself to a variety of uses. AS
a table beverage and tonic, it claims
a place in every home like meat and
bread. If out, don't fail to order an
other case without delay.
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formerly carried one sleeper A ten-section car,
with two drawing rooms, has been added, and a
se sseesG to
A. ]. Pitkin, vice-president Of the American
Locomotive company, has been elected president
Barnum of the Pacific Coast company has been
elected director to succeed Mr.. Galloway.
The Transcontinental Passenger association
will meet June p at St. Paul because of the
republican national convention, June 20, at Chi
The sessions will be at the Ryan hotel
the Great Northern have been partially sus-
pended on account Of dropping Of the portals and
cave-ins. This tunnel is at the head of White
fish lake. It was expected to have had the
| tunnel finished several days ago.
Reduced Rates to Yellowstone Park.
For the season Of 1904 the North
ern Pacific announces great reduc-
! ton in rates from st. Paul, Mime
apolis, Duluth and other points in vi
entity to and through Yellowstone
Park. These reductions materially
decrease the expense Of the park tour.
New hotels have been built. Old
| Faithful Inn, modern in every respect,
constructed of logs and boulders, To-
Gated near Old Faithful geyser, is the
most unique structure of the kind in
the country A new and stately hotel
4 on the banks of Yellowstone Lake
4 makes this the most reposeful spot
in the park. Each Of the park hotels
has a capacity for $50 guests, is cleo
trio lighted, steam heated and has g
II good orchestra.
i Season extends from June to Sept
! 80. Route via Northern Pacific Rail
4 road, Livingston and Gardiner.
j Inquire of any agent Of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad or write to A
M. Cleland. General Passenger Agent
; st. Paul, for particulars, and send si1
i cents for wonderland, 1904"
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Art Embroidery Section

Art Embroidery Section
Second Foor-New Part.
o 8G-Hardanger Cloth for Embroid-
ering; sold regularly at 81. Is yard.
Wednesdays Souvenir ARsa
Frlce. W ~~~
Ribbon Section
First Floor-Front.
17c-An Silk Taffeta Ribbon, 4-inch
wide, in all colors, including white,
cream or black; what we always sell
at 25c yard. Wednes- 7N
days Souvenir Price. ........ II W
Ladies' Collars
First Floor-Second Aisle
f4c-Ladies' Embroidered Collars,
also Collar Tops; always sold at 25c
each. Wednesdays Souve- Il ~
mir Price, each. ............ O
LaceS LaCeS
First Floor-Thrd Aisle
1.3B-Cream and White Allover
Lace, for waists-in Point de Paris,
Duchesse, Dotted and Figured Nets;
worth to $500. Wednesdays Sou
venir Price-per O. n CD
yard. .................% W aNS&D
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L. S. s. M. S. A WONDER
London Statist Praises Tt as the Best
Managed Road.

The London Statist comments at
length on the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railway as interesting from
several points Of view. Were it to
fail to provide the 7Sper. cent dividends
on collateral trust bonds issued by the
New York Central, the latter would
have to make up the deficiency.
It is the most conservatively man
aged line in the United States, the pa
per says, all improvements for years
having been made out Of revenue, and
it is the most economically managed
railroad in the world. Altho in 1908
it's expenditures were large it's profits
amounted to 21A per cent on the
stock. The Statist says of the future
Since 1885, the prosperity Of the
it has now been decided to declare
dividends at the rate of per cent
per annum. Apparently the company
will have little or no difficulty il
maintaining this rate
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railway con
pany has declared the regular quarterly d1y1den
| of ~ per cent on its preferred stock, and
1 dividend of per cent on its common stool
/ This is an increase of 2 per cent for the 81
months on the latter issue and at the rate
The Northern Pacific has ordered for Jul
/ and August delivery $50 4O-foot, sc, 600 pOur
1 capacity box cars and $50 42-foot refrigeratt
cars It has ordered also four eombinatie
4 and four tourists. The cOmbina ton cars al
1 coaches will be seventy feet long and will
| delivered in August
The st. Louis has been compelled by increase
traffic to add equipment to its st. Louis train
of two new sleeping cars, dining car al
buffet library car. The North Star Limitt
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Growing Three Feet q Day

See Stoclxwel sOon-That life insur-
ance-The Penn Mutual. Andrus bldg.
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First FIoor-Corner Entrance.
79c-A few pieces of Trimmings, in
cream, black and Persian; widths
from 8 to 5 inches; sold from 81 to
So yard. Wednesdays 7 m~
Souvenir Bargain. ......... II w.
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First Floor-Rear First Aisle.
19S-Hose Supporters of fancy frilled
and plain elastic, assorted colors; 25c
and SOC quality. Wednes- Il a.
days Souvenir Bargain 49,. II UU
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RAILROADS.
n. W. RAILROADS
ARE DOING WELL
BAD SEASON.
Earnings Continue to Decrease, How
Observation-Disclosures OF Crops and
Lake Tie-Up the Main Causes
Figures for April and Comparisons.

Special to The Journal.
New York, June Northwestern
railway earnings continue to show
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