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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

DRAWERS
Womcn'n Drawers, made Of very
fine LonHdnlc. has four
fine tuckH and deep ruffle Of
dainty embroidery regular
value csc. Sale price tss.. Doe
WamenH Drawers. made 81 Yers
fine i.unHdale. deep ruffle OF ALL
over lace. beautifully made reg
ulnr value ktc. sale price 06e
Womcu'H Drawers, made OF very
fine kuinHouk. deep unh reiia
rufne. two rows Of lace inHtfa
ton, bottom OF ruffle edged with
lace regular value fita. sale
price - rs +trrrssfsr.s noe
W9mrnsa Drawers. made - best
quality Loundaic. deep umbrella
rufnu, with hcmHiitched tuckH
and insertion Of lace. bottom al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19
DINNER PARTY

Mrs. G. r. r. Burch GAGE a very
pleasant farewell dinner party IN
honor Of her sister Mrs. q y peFoy.
Of Oakland. Cal. at her hmur. $50
Fifty-sixth street Saturday after.
noon The table was handsomely
decorated with roses Those pres
ent were Mrs. q. J. DcFoY. Mrs
~ r. Bureh Mrs ~. Roa. Mrs =.
j. Malarky. Miea Pearl Rae and Mrs.
g. +. r. Burch.
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ton, neck and sleeves trimmed
with same with . rows of rebe
ribbon. regular value SL1e. ~
uffee .... ...s.......7 Toe
Wamen's Hufne Front Corset Cove
cra. made ~ very fine sheer MAJ
teHat fufnea are edged with
fine Valencieuues lace. regular
value tt76. sale price Sl.25
NIGHT GOWNS
womeu'a slight Gowns. made ~
fine Louaanle. hlKh neck OF
chemiHe style. trimmed with lace
Of embroidery. sleeves aud neck
trimmed 90 CORE pond. regular
value ttz8. Sale price soc
Wamsn'a slight Gowns. made ~
fine NHiuaoot. low neck. short
sleeves. yoke has yoke Of rm-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

length. elk trimmed. shell fin
iah. al HizeG. choice per suit.
...... ........... .......... soc
Women Jersey Ribbed Fine Pure
White Cutton Union Suits low
neck. short sleeves. knee length.
elk finish. pfeitlly made an
.aIzea. choice. per suit ..-. soc
Jersey Ribbed Fine
Cream White Cotton Union
suits. loH neck. no sleeves pure
nilk trimmed. knee lengths. 90
sizes. choice. peg suit. Soc
Jersey Ribbed Fine
Cream White Cotton Union
Suits. low mex. short sleeves,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

pure silk trimmed eaff knee.
beat quality. all sizea. cholcs,
per suit .......ss....... 4I.00
Womens Jersey Ribbed ExtFa
Fine White Cotton Union Suits.
Low neck no aieeves. pure siik
trimmed. cuff knee all slzes.
choice. per suit ..........sl.25
Womau'H Swiss Ribbed Pure
White Silk and Llaie Unioa
Suits. high neck long sleeves.
ankle length. seams are al sllk
bound. well made. splendlcly r.
ifhed. an sizes. choice. per SIT
.... ......... 800. S2.75
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White Liaie Thread Shaped
Vests. high neck. long sleeves.
pure alIk crochet trimmed also
knee OF ankle French band
Pants % match. all sizes. choice
per garment sss.sss-.st...s Toe
Jersey Ribbed Fine
White SIX aud Cotton Mixed
shaped Vests. hieh neck long
sleeves. pure silk crochet trim
med aIsu knee or ankle Pants
20 match. all slices. choice. per
garment ..z... .......S 81 90
Jersey Ribbed Fine Pure
White Counn Union Suits. hiEh
neck. long sleeve knee OF ankle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

THE Girl Engineer" Ga the Title
Of the play which Is being producei
az tho Third Avenue thcater thls
week by SIR Taylor's company Of
players II IS radically different I'D
form from any Of the previous sue
ccsaca produced by this company
during the two weeks preceding.
II Is however. fully the equal of
either Escaped from the Hnrem. i
or Queen Of the Highway"
II is entirely western picse.
and deals almost altogether with
frontier types. but ia some char-
actefH there Is a pleasing combiuas
ton OF eastern civilization and
western wildnnaa
Miss Laurette Taylor appears q
excellent advantage as "Cinders. thu
Girl Engineer" giving her oppor
tunities not found In any of the
earlier plays for showing her capa-
biiitie8. All the characters are
well represented by the different
actors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

bfaldcry. two rows II beading
and baby ribbon. neck and
sleeves edged with embroidery
regular value fI50. Sale pfies
..sf ..st. 1900 ...ss.tsH l.f0
Womeu'a Might Gowns. made 81
fine Louaaale. high neck On
Empire style very PRETTY
trimmed with iaer and Insertion
OF dainty eubfa|derv. a bcanti.
fully mnde garment regular
value 9Lfa. Sale price, 2i.4D
WomaH's Might Gowns. made a.
fire NninHooh rhrmise styie.
yoke OF fine Normandy Valen-
rieunea embroidery With ribbon.
neck and sleeve edged Hith laes.
regular value tza0. sale pfies
o.. s-stsst ssssH stssssN l.1B
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

The steamer Umatilla will sail for
San Francisco Thursday forenoon
at 0 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

wumon's Jersey Ribbed Finest
Cream White Cotton shaped
Vests. high neck. long sleeves
pure SILK crochet trimmed, also
French band knee or ankle
Pants TO match. all Sizes. choice
per garment ..ss+-.ss#ss ooe
Women'a Jersey Ribbed Fine Pure
White Linie Thread Shaped
Vests. high neck long Sleeves
pure silk crochet trimmed also
knee Pants 20 match. French
band all sizes. choicc. per gar
mcut ...s.4.s .sssst.s.s#sF4 oae
Wamen'a Jersey Ribbed Finest
white Cotton Union suita. hiEh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

barney Bernard gave a fino pro-
duefiun OF his now piece. The
Financlet." AZ the Grand. Saturday
night The hit Was 30 pronounced
that a return engagement for next
Monday night was booked before
Barney Bernard left town BERNARD
as an Interpreter ~ Hebrew eharae-
ter. Is ia the Dave Wariiold class.
and that il saying a good deal.
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At THE THEATERS


= AMusEMENTs TONIGHT. .
q I O q Grand. 4
4 KIDNAPPED Seattle =
a THE GIRL ENGll,EER =
Third Ave =
= POLITE VAUDEVILLE star. =
49, 4Es4R 44s4E '
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Wash Goods Sale Starts Anew I'm the N

% %
parouizuE great
fse WORTH
An eegan assortment Of Feg ogandes that pretty sheer fabric
choicest
regularly sold lOc
AT t2Dse, WORTH Zoe
aunders perfectly cannot be
detected linen "a inches wide sold everywhee zoe
IL l2c
toe WORTH t5e-
sheer effective per-
t7e
inches
nglFee
regularly ana price
At t9e WORTH pc
beautiful assortment Of sn stripe Madras In fun yard wide
Wv s ~ -. .......... -. -. :. -. ....,....IOo
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KoLB AND DILL.

The few broken fragments ~ the
English language left after koih
aud Dill. new born starr 10 the Gers
man comedian constellation. Nut
through Nith Il AZ the Grand. Sum
daY night at the close OF the initial
performance Of a. O. u were
swept out By the ianitof,
Although complete returns are uot
en-. ~ far only SIX words Ia the dies
tlonary escaped mutilsfion beyond
recognition a. the hands OF the Ian I
rnawe- smaahcra.
Knlb and Dill are top-tlp eater
talners They belong Ia the Weber
Fleldiau class Of fun-diapenHera. aud
have surrounded themselves with a
company that keeps the crowd eus
terfained while the stars are chang
ing their ridiculous clothes There
b. 40 plet 20 = o. T.. bat Il Il
n good vehicle for some very clever
aud unique apeeialiiea.
4 good chorus. strong In number
though q triflc weak 81 voice. han
dies the musical offerings with
NiKnr and effectiveness.
Zen Dillon. tn the iiihernien
character role auppiAnia barney
Bernard. the Hebrews imperaouator
a. a foil to the ecceutrteitea 81 The
twfn stars
Edith Mason and Tom Pernea
made n dss,lded hit In vocal team
work. both being Ions on the Romeo
and juliet stunt a. well AZ capable
ainEnrH
kolb aud Diii and the whole com
pauy had aea-legu Sunday night.
having iuHs arrived from Frisco on
the tmntilia q few hours before the
curtain wout up. and they extern
I ported a number q jokes about the
trip during the performance
kob and niil continue in n q
/ a." an Thursday night Friday
night The Beauty SHOW Will be
put on for threa nights and sBtur-
/ dag matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

saaSa5 T' WHITE 80I1 77T E'77' T ID '
.1 Hs nc iE Ys.se n By ,@f e @ III @ - @ ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

Mrs Fiake and the Manhattan
company are 10 present Leah
kleschma Al the Seattle theater on
June 81 This Is q story Of criminal
life In Paris and - an intensely ia
terestinE romance. Mrs E.iake Is
supported by an exceedingly strong
cast OF characters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

shirt waist you ought to consd er the benefit TO be derived H
'Hc prices certainly are low
AT foe, WORTH
Meresed sateen nice fine quality Is extra wide measuring
inches white polka brown
ground these big values at 4oe yard Sale price '..iSs
AT t2tse, WORTH
the appearance Of
Jar value zoe yard Sale rfiee .tt.'''i~ -
AT t5e. WORTH 25e-
Small figures white Ineuee this is something new
and 81 already extremely durable and makes
pny the little folks regular value 25c yard SAFE
e.
AT sec WORTH Soc
Of the Materials OF the Is the
IL OF ll SIR
calnrs, figures
perfectly a gown aoe
value soc yard Sale price ..''''.''''
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charming dress fnd7
LAWN SUITS
prety tucked clusters ard fan trimmed
embroidered plated wrist tAhed
stock with hemutehed edge skirt trimmed e match %
opening . A5.9s
$3.50 FOR SIS LINEN SUITS
OF
back
tucked stock with
full plated
a passed 1888
SIS HARDANoER SUITS
irish butcher neu waist made with
plated
trimmed match
fold this
linen that becoming figure and
Sl65O
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WE Iuar no LIVE a1DII wE1IF oR
Fit, Quality, Comfort In Our Knit Underwear

"xtfas Tor prefy iYoh one muat oheF"se ofh g WIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19
Has Sonny Got His Summer Suit Yet?

tomorrow day Best Store WI p hai you
AT s249 INSTEAD or 500 49,,
suIts 70 years q new snappy las,s
he col
brown Suits 80 10 years Of 1sA ,n ana
designs
efnhensi SEQ value FOR ts<ss
AT s2as INSTEAD OF $3.50
ser pfo- suits Of auaty and tailored
tha 10
pure natural nicely trimmed and tailored value 3&se M
....s.'-t...+..'-t. -. ..s.'''.'~'o
"a and trimmed suits to Of white Ia.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-19

H0H1 HIaEH It0lh IHE Ut
Earthen Tea Pots are
highly glazed and at
tractiveiy decorated in
cuiora. Several Of the
latest shapes. ranging in
capacity from To D
cups. are shown. HeEu-
lar prices soc. 75e and
s5c each: special price
tomorrow. each 3oc
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
Banking Matters.

The Seaboard National Bank OF San Fran
cisco has been organized with a fully sub
soribed capital Of 500. .00o Among the sub
scribers sre Captain {. NJ. GoocaIl. who viii
be president. John Rosenfeld's Sons. ". H.
Talbot. p. +. Bowles president Of the Amer
lean National Bank Francis Cutting ana
Henry J. Croker. The bank Will be located
and VIII open in about q month.
The California state Bankers Association
has sent notices naming Oakland as the meet
ing place for the next annual convention,
which is 10 be held on May IS 19 and 20.
Ihe sixty ninth annual report OF the Bank
Of British North America states that from
the business for the last half OF 1904 the
profits. including 1882 SIS Sd brought for
l2s Cd. agsinst G47.s7s lss sd for the eorre-
spending period OF 1908; dividend Of 3os per
E5o share has been declared being at the
rate q per cent per annurn: $4,000 has been
added 20 the reserve fund, making the amount
of that fund s42o coo and $4,000 has been
sppropriatel on bank premises account, lesv-
lng to be osrried forward q balance OF e65sO
- I'd
Al the annual meeting OF the Anglo -CsIifor-
nial Bank Cduited). 70 be held in London.
March - the directors viii submit the fol-
lowing statement OF accounts for the year
ended December 81, 1904.
after making rull provision Tor bad ana
doubtful debts and allowing for all charges
sr san Francisco and London. there remains
50 IS az the net profit for the year Adding
tc this &1l,392 brought forward from last
year. the sum OF s55. SIS is available for sp-
rronriation.
An interim dividend OF 6s per share was
Paid in September last and the directors now
propose 10 pay a further dividend OF es per
share together with a bonus Of IS per share.
making the total distribution Per cent for the
O. the reserve fund. making Il 41so.O 600. and
tc carry forward E11-562
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Grain Bags. 6hc for June and July;
Wool Bags. 3oGs2c: Fleece Twine. 71so-
linston. s.: Seattle. So so; Bryant So 50;
Beaver Hill. s5 so Roslyn. s7: Coos Bay. IS so;
Richmond IS: Cumberland. $l5 in bulk and
si4; Welsh Anthracite Egg. s13: welsh Lump.
$l1 so: Camel. 50 per ton; Coke. s1l 50G13 per
ton IN bulk and slb in sacks: Rocky Mountain
add Sc: Linseed. doc per gallon. for
sssss sasa aso No Sc s fss Bakers Caster 0
81 149I 1e: Lucol. sac for boiled and SIC for
d N Sc sos sos sn
for Australian; extra bleached winter Sperm
OIL. Csc: natural winter Sperm Oil. dc: extra
6leached winter Whale OIL SIC: natural Whale
No, / Neatsfoot OIL ssc; light Herring on.
boiled Fish OH. SIC; raw Fish Oil s5c; boiled
Paint OH. 33c; raw Paint OIL. 3lc.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE, ETC.-Water White
Coal OH. in bulk. 121sc. Pearl oil in cases.
1se; Astral. 1sc; star. 1sc: Extra Star. 22c;
bnk sc n e Motor Gasoline
bulk. lee; In cases. 221so; No.. Engine Dis
tillate iron bbls or drums Sc: No. do. 61c;
cases, 1silc: se-degree Gasoline. in bulk. 25c:
TURPENTINE-7sc per gallon in cases and
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, 7h0
Sc per ID; White Lead. These. according to
SUGAR = The Western Sugar Refining
Company quotes as follows per ID, In
100-lb bags Cubes. A Crushed and Fine
! Crushed 6o5c; Powdered. 5 9Oe; Candy
! Granuiated; 5.9oc; Dry Granuiated. fine.
$500; Dry Granulated. coarse. $500;
Fruit Granulated, 5S0c: Beet Granu-
lated d0Q-lb bags only 5.Ioc: Confectionery
A. 5s0c.! Magnolia A. 5.4oc: Extra G. $500;
Golden c. 5.2oc; d." 10c; barrels, 10c more;
half barrels 25c more: boxes. soc more; So ID
bags. loc more for all kinds Tablets-Haif
barrels. $500; boxes. 655c; II. e. Crystal
Doninos s.S0c per ID. No order taken for less
than seventy-ive barrels or its equivalent
CANNED SALMON-The North Alaska
Salmon Company has opened the price on
Alaska reds 1905 pack. at 81 per dozen. The
company packs from 80. 600 to 1T5,000 cases.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Receipts of Butter large again yester-
day but the market held up. being sustained
largely by continued orders for the north. But
a weakening factor appeared in the form of a
diversion of the San Joaquin Valley ereameries
to this market owing to decline at Los An
gees which usually takes the San Joaquin
product. Dealers rather look for lower prices
unless the northern orders prove sufficient to
offset this influx from the San Joaquin. The
best demand at present is for second grade
goods. which are moving off very well.
Cheese continued steady at previous prices.
The Egg market opened the week lower. with
continued urgency TO sell shown by holders and
buyers holding off. Receipts were heavy for
Monday and large lines were carried over from
Saturday Most houses overstocked
Receipts were 76, 600 lbs Butter, 1897 cases
Eggs and $500 lbs Cheese
BUTTER-Creamery first hands 25c for
extras and 23G24c for lower and medium
grades: dairy 22923c; cold storage. nominal;
store Butter, 15G1Sc.
CHEEsE-12a12hc for fair to choice mild
new and 111ac for old: Young Americas.
13@131c; Eastern. 16@17c per To-
EGGs-Ranch. 17Q1sc for fair to choice;
store Eggs, 16d17c; cold storage, nominal;
nominal.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
CHICAGO, BOARD OF TRADE.
Euture Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. March 27. Favorable weather
for the growing crop was the main factor In
a weak wheat market here to-day. At the
close May and July options were on &c.
Weakness prevailed in the wheat pit through
out the entire session. Influenced by lower
weak July being off 3sQAc to AQ5ac at
9O3sc TO 90tsc. May was down AQ12c to
81 l3L The principal reason for the weak
ness of foreign grain markets found in
numerous advices from America, the great
majority of which told of excellent progress
the opening fair demand for May developed,
shorts being the best buyers. With small
offerings the price advanced to 81 13N. In
sympathy July sold up to 90Bc. A report
from Kansas City stating that high winds in
Kansas were creating some apprehension had
considerable influence in starting this slight
up-turn With this one exception news of
the day contained little comfort for bull
traders. Many advices were received giving
optimistio reports of the condition OF winter
wheat They reinforced by news from
the Northwest telling of the beginning OF seed
cash markets tdull and easy. Late in
the day July declined to $3.50 and May to
81 121a The market closed at almost the low
est point. with July at e9N@90o. May closed
at 81 121h.
Liberal receipts brought out liberal selling
Of corn by cash houses. resulting in q weak
May closed at S9s44SAo.
The oat market was weak. May closed at
301kc. Local receipts were 3S9 cars
A decline of &c in hog prices had depress-
ing effect on provisions early in the day, but
the market became quite steady on cover
ing by shorts. At the close pork a shade
higher. Lard and ribs were each unchanged
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High. Low. Close
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
COTTON. Oonee and Copper.

The Eastern wires Of z. F. Hutton & 90
yesterday said; --.e
COTTON-Consioering the heavy estimates
and unfavorsble weather South the market
held fairly well. The pubic awaits the gin-
ners' report 70 be issued at noon TO morrow.
As iong as the price remains low this viii
naturally induce the farmers 10 curtail the
acreage on any decline from 7szo spinners
viii huy quite freely. Exports from both Eng
lish and domestic centers show a continuance
Of the large demand.
FEE-Ceuite a long interest is believed
% srill exist in the May delivery. and should
any material weakness develop from heavy Of
ferings Of this month il is our opinion thai
Coffee Will be a very good purchase Liqui-
cation OF this delivery has been going on for
some tine. hut when these offerings become
very heavy they are readily taken. care OF by
the leading interests. II is generally believed
that when notice day has been reached II viii
be found the weak long Interest has been
pretty well shaken out
BOSTON-The Copper market to-day was
comparatively broad and active Copper
RsnEe opened strong and Was well bought up
70 7sJ5 but weakened toward the close. Now
York sent over orders "a buy United States
Mining around 26- The buying which sup
ported Utah around 20 ana later around" II
Is now noticeable at ~. and the. stock Is be
ing well taken We expect traders market
for the present and would take profits all
strong spots ana buy. every time the market
rms
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
Potatoes, onions and vegetables.

Conditions in the potato market were prac-
ttcally the same at the C,cse OF last week,
strictly fancy table kinds being In brisk de-
maud at firm prices while inferior offerings
were neglected The steamer st Paul from
Oregon brought down several thousand sacks
and the best lots readily commanded an ad-
vance. New Potatoes were weak and fancy
Onions remained firm
Changes in miscellaneous vegetables were
slight. Asparagus arrived freely and cleaned
UP we'll, surplus. stocks being taken by the
Gamers. who paid &c for No and 4@415c for
No. stock Receipts of southern vegetables
liberal and included much poor stock.
which was being pressed for sale at the inside
quotations.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. 75c9
81 per ctl Watsonyile Burbanks. 81 1091 20
per ctl; Oregon Burbanks, s1d1 40 per ctl;
Early Rose 81 40d1 IS per ctl: Rurals. for
seed $1q1 25 per ctl; small seed Burbanks.
$1Gf 10 per ctl: Sweet Potatoes. s0Q90c per
ctl: new Potatoes. 2d3c per lb.
ONIONS-At first hands. 81 90d3 % per ctl.
ETABLES-Asparagus 4G615c per ID;
Rhubarb. 40dS5c per box. Green Peas, 446c
per ID: String Beans. 10G15c per lb:ss Wax
Beans -; Tomatoes 75cd$I so per box or
crate for domestic and 81 75Q2 per box for
Mexican: Summer Squash. 81 so per box;
Hothouse Cucumbers. s1G1 80 per dozen;
Cabbage SOC per ctl: Carrots 30G40c per sack:
Garlic 9G10c per lb; Egg Plant, 15G1The per
ID: Dried Peppers, 10q121ac for sun-dried and
13d14c per 10 for evaporated Green Peppers.
12A@2ee per ID: Mushrooms. 25G50c per ID;
Marrowfat and Hubbard Squash. $50 per ton
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
Receipts of Produce.
FOR MANDAY. MARCH %.
STOCK MARKET.
Week Opens Quietly With Dividend
by Alaska Packers

There was some business in bonds on the
Stock and Bond Exchange. but shares were
dull. The only pronounced change was in
Alaska Packers Association which advanced
from $50 25 to SS7 so. The directors Of the
association announced the regular monthly
dividend of T5c, payable April IS, transfer
books to close April 21.
In mining shares there were some sharp
fluctuations. led by Ophir. nut the close of the
day showed general decline from the close
on Saturday The Tonopah list showed the
usual long lines of thousands OF shares buI
variations not sharp enough TO call for
comment.
The Mercantile Trust Company 3 dividend OF
three dollars per share will be payable April 1.
The OEomea Sugar Company viii pay reg
ular monthly dividend of soc per share On
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Fully twenty carloads OF Oranges were re-
ceived over Sunday and fourteen of them were
sold at auction. Despite the heavy receipts.
TIE market continued steady for good stock,
and desirable sizes of sound fruit readily COM
manded firm prices. The auction sale drew
a large attendance and the stock sold as fol-
lows: Extra fancy 81 25@1 90: ordinary
fancy. s1@1 80; choice. s0cQs1 so; standards,
5Ocals1 All of the standards OF low
grade being in various stages of decay. Trade
in other fruits was of fair volume and prices
stood as previously quoted
APPLES-S1Q2 25 per box
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges Navels 81 5o62
ner box for fancy. S111 80 for choice
and eOcas1 10 for for standard ST 1 TangerInes.
S0caS1 Lemons. $2@2 so for fancy. 81 25Q1 IS
for choice and I5c@S1 for standards; Grape
Erut S1 5o62 80; Mexican Lines. $i94 80 per
case: Bananas. 81 I5G3 per bunch for Gem
tral American and I5cQSl 90 for Hawaiian;
Pineapples, $3@5 per dozen
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-28
Hay and Feedstuffs.

OF the 1777 tons of Hay that came in yester-
day 1000 tons went aboard the transport DIX
for Manila under Government contract. so the
receipts were not large appeared on the
surface, though they were large enough for
this neglected and weak market. Prices
showed no change Feedstuffs were reported
very firm by the large handlers.
BRAN-$21 50G22 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$26q2S 30 per ton
SHORTS-S21 50922 so per ton
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley. SIS 50426 so
per ton; Oilcake Meal at the mill. S32 509
SO so; jobbing s34; Cocoanut Cake at mill.
s22g22 80; jobbing. s23; Cocoanut Meal at
500 5o78o 5O; Cracked Corn. $50 5oG3l; Mixed
Feed. $24Q25; Horse Beans, s30940 per ton;
Broom Corn Feed. 90c per ctl; CaIfalfa Meal.
car load lots. s21: tobbing $22 so per ton
HAY-Wheat. s10Q1S 80: Wheat and Oat.
S9012: Oat SS911; Barley and Oat, $50
10: Volunteer Wild Oat. $7Q10: stable. $500;
stock 6a7 so; Clover. s7Q10; Alfalfa. $9Q11
per ton
STRAW-S5QeOc per bale