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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
The First National Bank.

A good and sale bark is great con-
venience and benefit to any town or
city, and the people Of Williston daily
show their appreciation of the First
National Bank by their patronage. This
bank was established as state bank in
1899, and year later was Nationalized
with a capital stock of $4,000. Their
last published statement shows Sui.
plus and undivided profits aia ounting
to over $4,000 and ST. 900 due deposi
tors. This bank has been strong
factor in the advancement and upbuild-
ing of this city and county, and is
always identified with all movements
intended to benefit the same. They do
general banking business, soIicils
business from other banks, corporations,
business houses and individuals, and
guarantee complete satisfaction. Every
convenience consistent with sound
banking principles il extended to
patrons Of this institution. The officers
of this bank are all we'll known men Of
affairs Of the strictest integrity, and of
known financial responsibility, with an
abiding faith in our city, county and
state. They are as follows: q. H. David
son, jr., president, c. H. Ross, vice
president and w. H. Denny, cashier.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
Makaroff's DAUGHTER PoruIar.

Mile. Makaroff,. daughter of the
Russian admiral who died in the ex-
plosion of the war vessel Petropa.
vlovsk, is one of the best known and
nest delightful personages in St.
Petersburg. Though but 10 years old
she has made her mark in the schol-
astic world as we'll as socially. She
speaks half a dozen languages hu-
eEtly
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

A lot OF new settlers are arriving
around White Earth and from the re-
cent rainfall they are hard to convince
that this is not an ideal state.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
The T Meat Market.

Lots of butchers know all about meats
except how to cut them, but the pro-
prietors of the Meat Market, Vohs q
Co., are past.m aslers in this art. They
have been in business here for tho past
year aud half, and haye built up
most satisfactory trade. They carry at
all times a full line of fresh, salt and
cured meats "a we'll as fish, oysters,
poultry and game in season. They do
their own butcheriug and slaughter
nothing but the primest Of stock. Their
market is kept neat, clean and inviting,
and they supply many of the best
families Of this city with their meats,
and no customer eyer has just cause for
COMPLAINT
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To SAN RAFAEL, ,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAzADERO. ETC.
Via sausaiitc Ferry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart week days Of 100. 7:45, s;25. $40,
$50 $50, 7:15 e:o0 10:15 and IL :95 p m
Depart sundays and holidays at T:15. 1:45.
a. m; 1918. 12:45. 1:15. 1:45 2:15. 2:45 3:15,
3:45, 4:15. 4:45. Sis. 5;45. 6:15. s:4ss 7:15
n As. s:15 for Sausalito only). 300. 1918,
IL: :35 D. m.
For Fairfax. week days-7:45 q. m. 3:15
d. m. 5:15 p. m. Sundays and holidays
T:45 S:45, 9:f6. 1918. IL AS a. m. ISIS .. M
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m. daily-Cazadero and way stations
ei5 a. m. Sundays and Holidays-Point
Reyes, etc
s:i5 p m. daily Except sunday)-For Caza-
dero etc.
sis p. m. daily (except sunday)-For Point
Reyes. etc
s15 D. m. Sundays and Holidays.
TICKET OFFICE-650 Market 81
FERRY-union Depot. foot OF Market st.
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washington Crop bulletin.

The report OF G. y. Sails bury. section d.
rector United States Weather Bureau for the
Washington CroO Bulletin, week ended April
Is Is rs follows:
with frosts the 10th and 11th which were
not generally harmful but thought to have
KILLED D-11rs and cherry blossoms in some To-
cslities- There were showers several days,
but there WIS general deficiency in the usual
amount Of rainfall which however, is not
harmful at the present time.
The weather was very favorable for spring
work such as blowing. narrowing, seeding and
planting. Il was not unfsvorsble for the
growth of grain and grass. although the cool
nights have made growth somewhat slow. Win
ter wheat improves slowly. and its present
condition very satisfactory. Considera bic
early sown spring wheat has come UP, and
only needs some warm and moist weather 10
make Il grow rapidly. Spring wheat sowing
is nefrly completed IN all except the late To-
csiit.es. Barley and Oat sowing are also well
along, except cat sowing in the lowlands OF
Skaeit County, where Il is not half done yet
Farmers are not very far along with potato
planting. some early potatoes are up, but are
not growing rapidly. Early gardens are in q
satisfactory STAGE Of progrees
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Potatoes, Onions and VEGETABLES.

The usual dulness incident to the closing OF
the week prevailed in the market for old Pota-
toes and quotations for all descriptions were
unchanged. New were firm and active under
a brisk demand for shipping and local use and
the best selections brought higher prices Aus
tralian Onions were easy but unchanged and
new Green were weaker under heavy supplies
There are Oregon Onions available and, as
the crop is practically exhausted, the quota
tions are withdrawn.
Miscellaneous vegetables were generally
active and quotations for several descriptions
were advanced Asparagus was wanted for
shipment and ruled firm at higher rates and
Tomatoes continued to command fancy prices
String Beans and other southern vegetables
were quoted steady to firm. Peas We're abun-
dant and weak with very little business re-
ported at the top quotation and Rhubarb was
a drug the market.
POTATOES-Burbank nks from the river sin
l 25 per ctl: Oregon Burbanks 81 i06i As
per ctl; Coos Bay Burbanks, 81 4061 so per
ctl; Petaluma Burbanks, $1Q1 rs per ctl; New
York Rurals, s5cd$1 10 per ctl; small seed
Burbanks. 90cQS1 10 per ctl. Sweet Potatoes,
75Gs0c per ctl; new Potatoes, 2G3c per lb.
oNIONS-Australian s5d5 e5 per ctl; Green
Onions, 30d50c per box.
GETABLES-Asparagus. 5dShc per Id;
Rhubarb. S5aeoc per box: Green Peas. 3a5o
per ID: String Beans. 9Q121hc per lb: Wax
Hothcuse Cucumbers. 75cGs1 25 per dozen;
Cabbage. SOC per ctl; Carrots. 4o65oc per
sack; Garlic 100 per lb; Egg Plant 20c
per ID; Dried Peppers. 10Q12xc for sun
dried and 13G14c per lb for evaporated; Green
Peppers, 20q30c per lb; Marrowfat and Hub
bard Squash 81 so per ctl.
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OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
(Foos Of MArket St)
t7.f5 An. s.ooA.N. tf.00A-M-
TOO ,. ~ 500 Pm. .t5 >. =.
A for Morning. P for Afternoon-
tsunday excepted. tSundsy only.
sSsturday only. MONDAY only.
fssops st 81 stakions On Sunday.
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Of affairs was coincdent with a report that
representatives OF Gates and Armour at g
secret meeting had made joint agreement to
louioate May holdings and switch into the
July option thus forming basis for deal
IN July wheat by means OF which any possible
loss from the attempted squeeze" in May
might be Offset. With startling rapidity the
price of May kept tunbling headlong, giving
hardly much breathing time 70 the
side OF the market Scenes in the pit were
among the widest ever witnessed on the floor,
traders shouting themselves frantic in an
effort 20 make or break prices. The lowest
point OF the day was reached few minutes
before the close. the price touching es1zc, a
clean drop Of 1l1ac from Thursdays hnal
quotations The clang OF the bell for the
close OF business. however caught the market
at the additionally magic ideal 81 a bushel
While May was experiencing such a downward
whirl the price OF later deliveries dropped only
70 the slump in May, predictions Of rain
throughout the wheat belt had a weakening
infuence on the July option. The close for
July was firm at S6% 1S6Jkc
The extraordinary Developments in the wheat
Pit reduced trading in the corn market to a
minimum July opened unchanged to a shade
higher at 47es Q47zc. sold of to 1850 and
closed at 47&sc
Oats. like corn. held firm. possibly for lack
higher at 2ei5c sold between 29k 629%c and
2s1z q2S&c and closed at 2915c
A lOc advance in the price OF live hogs had
eteadying effect on provisions. At the close
July pork was OF a shade, lard was UP a
shade and ribs We're UNCHANGED
Ihe leading futures ranged as follows:
Arucles- Open. High. Low. Close
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moderate demand and unchanged.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Futrre Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO April 22.-W-heat for May de-
livery sold here to-day al ee1zc bushsl.
ebee- decline OF IL &c from the closing quota
@io~s m thursday the last previous session
- - T3osrd OF Trade. Excitement seldom
~.s-zIsesed accompanied the sensational slump
RE cause % the break was an ap-
-are-t Abandonment Of the supposed
Sv.sii s~reet rofables 70 corner trade in May
-hest Today. as on Thursday. millions OF
h--S.is az May wheat were thrown on the
---tse+ AS e result the price of the Nay
- rfar+cd downward instantly when the
oorr ee,lnded for the beginning of business
T-ho wild downward plunge continued throogh-
80 ne dav With the exception ot one OF two
Sr5-s+ - lies During the last few moments
- ,-aSirq one of the Few up urns occurred
and TIE fnal figure was 81 a brshel Jnaer
---.,.c s,lrport from Armour < Co. the July
-..fio, - wheat experienced only small loss.
- ,lat decline Tor the day being NC Corn.
oe+s and provisions were wholly rnoisturoer
-, -. FURRY closing prices to-day being prac-
-.0-ifv Identical With the latest quotations OF
II see1,e5 to mos. traders 20 be evident from
- ..c-f ~hsf tie Gates coter1e had withdrawn
s,.s,-'o,+ e-or- May wheat Opening quota
-,r-s =, Mev were of 1c 20 &C al 81 0S 10
e. "a Tuiv was shade lower 10 sscAc
-, h.s sold down to 81 OF. From all sides
l-ss, r,-t.ca. was offered FOR salc. but the only
fs,,-,,-s sr,reafe6 70 bc traders with special
Ii,-s "a cover Houses tha; have heretofore
hsa~ ,.reeurla biv operating for tne so-called
W., str.,t crowd were heavy sellers 10 day
<ro,. ,l,e outset and as trading progressed the
ofYfri~-. Com s.Ich quarters decreased IN vol
rrn, A. ne same time the July option was
81 sctiTe demand frvyn Arrn2ur- 1Als cona'aon
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Mining Stocks Active, With OphiI
I'm to S12

The Stock and Bond Exchange remained
closed yesterday. but viii reopen Monday The
Comstock mining shares engrossed the atten-
tIon OF the street. being very active and gem
orally higher. with Ophir a dollar higher at
S12. Other notable advances were in Savage.
Hale & Norcross and Mexican. The Tonopahs,
though ahowing a good list of sales, were with
out excitement and not generally changed
Sales on the California Exchange last week
were 2o,2o+ shares, valued at SIli0, the leading
sales being as follows: Associated 346O
shares; Claremont. 1900; Forty, 15O0 Independ-
ence 10 600, Superior. 1000.
The Tonopah Mining Company of Nevada
paid its first dividend of % cents per share
yesterday.
The Northern Pacific Railway Company has
declared a regular quarterly dividend OF ~
per cent, payable May 16. ahis dividend COM
pares with ~ per cent regular and u of
per cent extra declared three months and a year
ago.
The United MIX Company of San Francisco
has declared regular monthly dividend of 8
cents per share on the preferred stock, payable
Immediately.
The Mexican minis having been closed to the
free coinage of silver since April I5 the Mexf-
can Government will advance funds TO persons
so requesting on bars or silver to be sold
abroad.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

LOCAL
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FINANCIAL

unfavorable effect on the crop. but no damage
In - aholcateo as yet either by weather condi-
Mons OF insects. The condition OF tie crop is
less favorable than at the beginning OF the
month, but no loss in acreage Is reported. The
mIfnour at people for days have been credited
with buying July Wheat and they must have
accumulated quite a line; and the strength
dispiayec to-day seemed TO suggest that the
tr@ce is pretty well sold out. In addition to
tl0i seems to US TO be a prop under the win
ter months. An unfayorable turn in the for
more powers TO be drawn into the Far East
efn war, would naturally excite our market
:,r ana result in sharply higher prices. Market in
the deferred futures acts strong and we be-
heva that with a little encouragement prices
could be made sharply higher"
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 47h91 521; California
club 81 5odI So: Northern Bfuestein. 81 saMG
Frsae. sS NoFtRS5n Of wbss Red l. 81 Sl per Gu
FUTURES
Session to II 80 m
Open. High. Low Close.
bsy bsS.m6., s1 g g s. g ss,1 81 = 81 g. e
declined l%c, chiefly on the approach of the
new crop. The cash grain remained quiet and
easy with sale OF good No. at 81 21A.
CASH BARLEY
Feed, 81 2oG1 22k: Brewing and Shining
81 2bg1 80; Chevalier. 81 22ls@1 2Th hS1i per cti.
FUTURES
Session TO IL: 80 m
Open. High. Low Close.
May ........s1 Il 81 IA 81 IA 81 IA
December 'STh SIX S7h S7%
oATS-The market continues uninterestinss
ana OF a humdrum character, with light re-
ceipts and very moderate demand Quota
tions remain as before
White. 8 9a5al 80: Surprise, 81 55a1 60;
Red, 81 5oq1 60 for No and 81 4O0I As for
No. 2; Black. 81 32h91 As: Eastern White.
81 421aG1 IS per etl.
cORN-Arrival of 100 ctls from the Vast
The market rules dull at the familiar quota
tions.
Western sacked. 81 3o91 s5 for Yellow
81 S5Q1 S7Is for White and 81 3091 32i for
Mixed; California large Yellow, ST 35: small
round do. 81 56g1 60 asked; White. nominal:
Egyptian, 81 80 for White and 81 2591 40 70,
Brown.
RYES1 55G1 60 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-$2 25 per ctl.
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The Overdue List.

Morning Session.
AGO Asso. oil Co. st. Tr. Certificates.
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO. April 22.-cATTLEReceipts,
200: market steady; good to prime steers,
<6Gb T5i poor 10 medium, 81 50d5 20; stock
ers and feeders. 81 7og5; cows. 81 5oq6 90;
81 50q4 20; calves. $3G6.
HoGs-Receipts, 1000; Monday, 10000.
Opened strong 10 sc higher. closed steady;
mixed and butchers. s5 35G5 55; good 10
choice heavy, IS 5oG5 so: heavy rough IS 35
q5 As; light. IS 40G5 so; bulk Of sales. SIS 4o5
SO.
sHEEP-Receipts. 25oo. Sheep and lambs,
steady; good to choice wethers. shorn. IS Esq
90; fair TO choice mixed, shorn, S4a4 rs;
western sheep, s4Q5 40; native lambs. shorn,
81 5046 so; Western lambs, 81 5oa7 90.
Omaha.
OMAHA, April 22@CATTLE-Receipts
300; market unchanged. Native steers, 81 40d
s 40; cows and heifers, IS 50q5 25; Western
steers. 50 1895 35; Gamers, s2G3 so; stockers
and feeders, 81 1905; calves, 81 1895 IS; bulls
and stays, 50 SOFA rs.
EoGs-Receipts. 1000; market lower. Heavy.
IS 271595 s21s: pigs 81 1875 25; bulk of
sales. So 3oG5 32I5.
sHEEP-Receipts, 800; market unchanged
Western yeariings, IS sOG6; wethers, s5@5 So;
ewes, 81 1876; lambs, IS 1897 go
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY April 22-CATTI.E-Rs-
ceipts, 200; market unchanged. Native steers.
a 50G6 so; native COWS and heifers, 81 60G
8 e5; stockers and feeders, s595 Is; bulls,
81 1894 25; calves, s3d6 25; Western fed
steers. s596 Is; Western fed cows. So 5o9
5 E.
bulk OF sales. IS 3565 AZ; heavy, IS z5G5 so:
packers. IS zoa5 4Th; pigs and light, 81 5oa
5 40
sHEEP-Receipts. none: market nominally
20: range wethers. $5a6 80; fed ewes, 81 so
as So
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Receipts Of Butter Cheese and Eggs We're
very heavy, as will be seen. Still, there was
no decline in any Of them and in fact the
great majority OF houses quoted Butter &c
higher at Ice. -Four cars have been shipped
East during the past ten days, but II is under
stood that this Eastern shipment business has
about ceased. Storing is still going on and
the local demand is very fair, and the market
is thus in good shape for sellers, in spite of
the large receipts
Cheese continues weak with stocks gradually
growing larger.
Dggs show no change. The demand for
Easter IL over and in view OF the large ar
rivals most dealers look for an overstocked
market this coming week
Receipts were 1o4 100 lbs Butter, 1856 cases
Eggs and a, ,000 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands Isgl9c
for extras and 17G1715c for lower and me
dunn grades; dairy 16G17c; cold storage
nominal: Store Butter. 15916c.
CHEEsE-11lz912c for fair to choice mild
new and lie for old: Young Americas l30
13 nc; Eastern. 16I1a1sc per ib.
EGGS-Rark1. 17d19c for fair to choice:
store Eggs, fIaiT15c; cold storage. nominal: |:
Eastern, nominal.
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7.45A Santa Cruz Excursion Sunday
onlyl l...................s. .....s..
e.15AHewark, CenterVille, San Jose,
FELTON,, Boulder Creek, Santa
Cruz and Way stations ...,.......
t2.15PEewsrk, Centerville, San jose.
New Almaden. Los GatOs. FELTON,.
Boulder Creek. Santa Cruz and
Principal Way Stations ..........
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Hay and Feedstuffs,

Bran is quieter. with less frmness but pre-.
vious prices rule. The other Feedstuffs stand
as before. The situation in Hay is also un-
changed the lower grades being weak and tbs
upper grades steady.
BRAN-S21 5ol22 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S26Q2S so per ton
SHORTsS23G24 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, s25 5oa2e so
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. $50 5oG
SO 80: jobbing. S34; .Cocoanut Cake at mill.
s22622 so: jobbing. $685. Cocoanut Meal al
mill. s23q23 so; jobbng S24; Corn Meal.
SIS 5o@29 so; Cracked Corn. $29G30; Mixed
Feed, S23G24; Horse Beans, s3OG4o per ton:
Broom Corn Feed 9oc per ctl; Calfalfa Meal
car load lots s21; jobbing $50 so per ton.
HAY-Wheat. s10G13; Wheat and Oat.
s9a12; Oat, SsG11: Barley and Oat SD
10; volunteer wild Oat. s6d9 stable ssTe.
stock. S5 5oa7 so; Glover. s7@1o: Alfalfa S1G
sTRAW-3oQ5oc per bale
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The Coast Imnber Trade,

Ine West Coast Lumbernsn says:
Altogeche- the situation Is healthy though
there are some reports that orders are not 50
p4entltCl as they were q month ago. The
TUiLroan reports OF shipments show that an i'm
mems amount q lumber has been loaded this
Seer-- CsrEo shipments 20 California heavy
sno premise 70 continue Prices hrmer
Nnon they were and there Is a pretty general
movement 70 maintain advanced price positions.
Foreign cargo shipments are not 50 large as
n February, but the falling or does not indi-
cate that the foreign demand is Stacking OF,
but rather thEt few less shipments happen
&C q 90 out IN March than IN February. Ocean
freight rates firm with slight advance 70
domestic ports lumber
The los market is. generzily speaking. in
q healthy condition. The loggers' association
or Puget Sound still e6heres 70 lew prices es-
tAbliEhed early IL the season
Shingles stronger and the market
6rrrer
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Bark ClcaringS gain S7,25oooo oger 1904.
Mining stocks actF0e, aoith higher Comsfocks
No Ae7r York European stock financial quotations
Wheat ioaoer III sympathy 5rTfh the Chicago collapse
Barley Oats, COra and Rye unchanged.
Hay, Beans and Foedstfs as previously quoted
old Potatoes dull; firm and acti7e Onions qceak
Came and Poultry quiet and the latter qceak.
Fresh Fruits actipe and generally firm.
Butter firm at slight ad5nrce Eggs steady and Cheese
Precision and Neat markets not materially changed.
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NEW YORK, April 22.-FLOUR-Receipts
2A20l barrels. Sales. 900 packages. Market
Quiet and unchanged. Winter patents, 50 log
9 5O winter strzights. 81 eo65; Minnesota pat
e1ts IS 6O66 winter extras, So 1904; Mime
sota bakers. SO 1894 Is: winter low grades,
So 4oH3 20.
red, eec nominal elevator No. red, 81 Oh
nominal Z. Q. b. sfoat; No. 1 Northern Du-
luth 81 o. z. o. b. adOst; No hard Manitoba,
s. O24 z O. b. adoat- There was bad break
IL TIE Nay wheat option to-day, attended by
reports that the deal n Chicago han collapsed.
The market closed heavy, May being 1%c down
and the others s.c lower Close-May, eeAc;
July. &c; SEPTEMBER, S5Sc-
EoPsEDuu; Pacific Coast, 1904. 25@2sc;
1905, 2162Ac: clda I41Sc-
HIDEAsteady: Galveston. 20 70 Is pounds.
2Oc; California. d % 25 pounds. 1sazc; Texas
6r-s q 70 90 pounds 15c.
VrOOI,-F1rTn: domestic fleece, 32436c.
PETROLEUM-Duii. Refined 747-boci re-
coFTEEENo market: holiday
BUTTER-Unchanged
GHeE-Unchanged
EGGS-E&sy; Western storage packed 1Sc.
DRIED FRUITS.
ETAPORATED APPLES-Quiet- Quota
Saoaa: Common. ]95e; prime. 5.3o95.4o
CHOICE ed6hc: fancy 7c-
PRrNEs-unchanged 2H9oEc. according
kPRICoTs-Are in moderate demand. with
she r11s-lcet more or less unsettled by offerings
OF futures Choice, 1cGlo1sc; extra choice,
PFEICHTFs-5uiet- claoioe. ioaloHc; extra
olnfce. 1O5k61os<c; fancy, III Gle.
RATgTNS-ouiet. Loose Nuscztels. ~ q6Ac;
London layer. 81 05al 25; seeded. 5isg6%e.
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Hides. Tallow, Wool and Hons

Hides rule firm at the recent advance, with
a good demand Wool is also firm and passing
briskly out OF growers hands. Hops are
quiet, though there is some som business going on,
HIDES. AND sKINs.culls and brands sell
Steers. 111hc: medium. lie; light 1oc; Cow
Uides 1910 for heavy and 9i5G110c for light
StsSs tic; Sailed Kip, lie; SaIted
Ssass Seai. 1i#s: d5s SstsS Sn cais Ia, ise: dSs
5no. sheepskins, shearlings. 25940c each.
short short Wool. 50g5Sc 5g e Zach StG.. medium. 75c9
sa,t So for large and 50 rs for me-
alum 6a11 $S 25 for small and SOC for Colts; ,Is
Gorse ~ Hides, dry. 81 IS for large and 81 ah9
i St So for medium: 81 for small, Soc for coits.
Hsxican, 25c; dry Central American. soc.
Goat skins-Prine Angoras. 75c: extra large.
a. 81 S5: large soc: medium soc; small az
~ TiALLoW-No; l rendered 3D., 4@415o per ID:
W0oI@Spring clip-San Joaquin and South
ern. seven months 17G1aae la.6s DO years staple,
i,STa3c: do defective. 1sq20c: Nevada, IsGooc
per per ID. according to o1adsy quality.
17MlSc.
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Poultry and Game.

Receipts OF Poultry were light as usual on
Saturday, but there was plenty OF carried-over
stock available and, aside from young Roos-
ters, which were scarce and firm, everything in
the chicken line was weak at the recently re-
vised quotations, and quite few coops had
10 be held Pigeons, too We're weak
while Ducks and Geese were well cleaned nm
and steady Five of Western were mar
keted during the week and the daily receipts
from domstic points We're generally heavy.
Hare and Rabbits sold rather slowly. but as
receipts were light prices were maintained.
POULTRY-Llve Turkeys. lS920c per lb:
Geese. per pair 81 2592 80; Goslings 81 1908:
Ducks s6G7 per dozen for old and S70s for
young: Hens, s5a5 so for small and S6Ge 50
FOR large; young Roosters. s7Q7 so; old
BOOSTERS s4G4 80; Fryers, S596: Broil-
ers s2G2 so: for small and s394 for large
pigeons. 81 25Q1 50 Squads, 81 50G2
6yAME@Hare S212 20 per dozen: CottontafI
Rabbits, 81 25G2 so per dozen.
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showed some increase but the market re-
nlained firm at the recently advanced quota
tions with small sizes still having the most
CALL The other Citrus fruits. and bananas
were moderately active at previous quotations.
STRAWBERRIES-Per chest Longworths,
ss@12: large varieties s3Q7.
CHERRIES-Per drawer. Purple Guigne
Sla1 so: White, T5c9S1.
APPLES-S192 per box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Navels, S292 so
per box for fancy. 81 5092 for choice
and sldl so for standard: Tangerines $40
i rs: Lemons, S292 90 for fancy 81 50d1 rs
for choice and 7Sc@SI 20 for standards; Grape
Fruit, 81 5o02 5o Mexican Lines, 81 50a5 per
case: Bananas 81 75Q2 10 per bunch for Gen.
tral American and $191 rs for Hawaiian;
Pineapples $476 per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

The vessels on the overdue list are
quoted for reinsurance as follows:
Voorwarts, 60 per cent; Oleta, 80 per
cent; Affair. per cent; Glenburn, 20
per cent; May, 80 per cent; Costwyck.
40 per cent. and Charles and Max, 60
per cent.