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Fruits and Vegetables.

Attractive offerings OF fresh fruits are
finding ready outlet IN local and ship
ping channels and tho market generally
IL firm. Cherries are weakening under
steadily increasing receipts, but the lower
prices tend to stimulate the demand and
the market keeps well cleaned up on good
stock. Old Potatoes and Onions are very
dull owing to the increased competition
of new crop oferins:. Asparagus con-
tinues very firm under scant supplies,
while the other vegetables are plentiful
and generally weak.
FRESH FRUITS-Strawberr1 $7@8
per chest for Longworth and s4@5 for
large varieties; Gooseberries, chest. $40
$50: Currants, drawer, 754s5c; Cherries,
box, 50Q75c; do loose, u. 3@5c for white
and 60Sc for black. Apples, box, 81 .75Q
$50; Oranges, bog (repacked). t2.25@9.26;
Lemons. box, 31.5o@3i Lines. case, $3.50
@6: Bananas. bunch. $125@2; Pineappies.
vEGETABLEs-Pct.toss. ssc@s1 Per
sack for river and s5c@$1.io per cti for
Oregon; do new. ctl. 75c@$1.25; Onions,
ctl, $4,000 for local and sS.5o@4 for
Australian: do new red. sack, 76cQ$1;
Asparagus, box, $2@S.50; Rhubarb. box,
Beans. ID. 6@7c; Mexican Toma toes, box,
75c@$1.25; Cucumbers, dog. 60c@41; Cab
bage, ct1, f6c; Carrots. Jack, f6c: Turnips,
sack, Il; Garlic, ID, 791oc; Lettuce. doz,
1oc; CauliAower, dox, loc.
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oI0dU9 UHCIIdHgtu.
DRIED FRUITS.
New York Metal Mark.t.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-There was a
further decline in the London tin market
with spot closing s10 lower at f194 and
futures 22 lower at E1S7 los. Locally
the market was dull. with spot quoted at
$4350Q44.50.
Copper was also lower in London spot
quoted at GS5 Cd and futures at fS4 los
Locally. the market was firm and un-
changed, with lake quoted at $16.75@1s;
electrolytic, s1S.5715 @ls.75; casting, SIS. .25
Q1S.3715.
Lead was 6s I'd lower at a16 rs Cd in
London, but ruled steady locally, with spot
quoted at S5.75@6
Spelter was IS lower in the English
market at e 26 lis Sd. Locally, the mar
ket was unchanged, with spot quoted at
S6.90@6.
Iron closed at SOS sd for standard foun-
dry and Sos IT'D for Cleveland warrants
in the English market. Locally no change
was reported.
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.DRAGs HIS TRUNKS
FROM THE OCCIDENTAL
TO ME|GGs WHARF
Marine Hospital Surgeon MccIlntce<
Pays $3.50, but Docs All the
Work Himself.
10 RudeIy Awakened by Earthquake
and Falls Prey to Bunko
Game.
Quarantine Doctor Saves Hls Uni
forms and Books and 10 Now
Counting the Cost.

DR.. McClintock OF the United States
Marine Hospital service is not ex-
actly physical giant. but he Is game.
He arrived here late on tho evening
of April IL to join the Federal quar-
antine STAFF at Angel Island. he spent
the night at the Occidental Hotel and
arose next morning at exactly 5:14:4S
o'clock.
When the sea of IRE began 10 sweep
in the direction OF the hotel he packed
his grip, located two big trunks which
contained his uniforms, clothes, books.
instruments and all other personal I'm
pediments.
Outside the Occidental Hotal he
found an express wagon standing. and
beside It an individual who seemed to
be In charge.
II want to go to Msisgs Wharf.
have two trunks and suit case. Can
you take me there now?" said the
doctor. addressing the expressman-
blocked. Tell you what I viii DO,
though" replied the man beside the
wagon. TIL take your trunks out OF
danger for $10.n
III that's the best you can do an
right. Here's your sic. These are the
trunks"
DR.. McClintock helped lift the heavy
trunks In the wagon and stepped into
the hotel to get his suit case. When
trunks In Il. was sttu there. but ne
expressman had vanlshed.
A second or two later another In
dtvidual appeared, gazed at the trunks
and demanded to know who had had
the nerve to place trunks in his wagon.
McClintock explained
The man was sorry, but the doctor
had been bunkoed.
But I won't 20 back on the other
fellows bargain Give me 80 and I'll
take your trunks to a place Of safety.
McClintock peeled or another $40
bill and the procession started. A
block away the expressman stopped.
Here's as far az I can CO." he said.
Help me down with these trunks"
When the expressman had driven
away McChntock made inquiry and
learned that Meiggs wharf was not as
near as he had supposed. He soon
found that getting another team was
out Of the question
TIL drag them there myself" he
resolved.
And he did.
Pulling one trunk for half block
he returned for the other and after a
rest dragged the first trunk ahead
again. Climbing the Hyde-street hill
was hard work and slow, but he
reached tho summit at last with all
hhs belongings He coasted down hill
and just before sundown reached the
wharf at Fort Mason. There he found
that he was OF his course. Leaving
his trunks he hoofed 1t to Meiggs
wharf. and with what breath he had
left reported his arrival on board the
Argonaut
"We'u go for your trunks IN half an
hour or So" he was told
But by this time McCltntock would
not trust even his brother officers.
He hired q whitehall boat for $3.50
and went In II to the Fort Mason
wharf. The boatman insisted on hav-
ing help with the trunks and Nc
CHntock paid q fisherman $3.50 to as
sist in lowering the baggage into the
boat. He reached the Argonaut with
out further mishap and was so glad to
see the end OF his troubles that only
now has he commenced to figure out
what he got for his $3.50.
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i've Men Attack . Woman.

OAKLAND, May 1s.-Mrn. Mary
Nixon was attacked by two mon last
night at Fftchburg while walking
home. She was seized and sons of
the men gagged her with his hand,
while his companion tried to tear her
garments. After . desperate struggle
the woman escaped. Later she iden-
titled Arise Luigi. QuarrynAn. az one
Of her assaiiants. Luigi wAs arrested
by Constable Cramer. He denies the
accusation.
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EASTERN Markets.
New York Money Market.

NEW foFk Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Money on call
easy, 3451z per cent: ruling rate ri.
Per cent; closing bid, 8 per cent; offered.
81 per cent
Tine loans, steady; sixty DAYS. ~
per tieent; ninety days. AZ per cent. si~
months. 45R@s& per cent
Prime mercantile paper-5G5L per
cent. -
Sterling exchange-Easy at s4S5o66
ss5s9 for demand and at S4S5O5 $50
Tor sixty days.
Posted rates-s4S s. and s4S6H.
Commercial bilIs-S4 SlZ
Bar siiver-67L c.
!. Mexican dOllars-52c
Bonds-Governments. weak; railroads.
Gtes6y.
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BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
Berkeley improves FIrs Department,

BERKELEY, May .18.-Seven reg
ular nremen. to be paid $50 q month
and $40 In their second year Of service,
were ordered added to the Fire De-
partment by the Town Trustees last
night. Chief Kenny asked the Trus-
tees to do away with the men Of the
department Who receive only IS and
$40 month and whose services ac-
oordingly are Of but little worth. In
their place Chief Kenny desired I'VE
regular 1remen. The board approved
the suggestion and raised Kennys i've
men to seven.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
London Wool Sales.

LONDON, May 18.-The offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted to
Is, 429 bales, including a large selection
Of fine and medium greases. There was
the highest point of the series. Scoureds
and merinos were In request on the Con-
tfnent Medium and coarse crossbreds
were taken mainly by home buyers at full
prices A few lots of greasy Lfncolns and
good crossbred combings were taken By
Americans.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS.

Sterling Exchange and Silver higher.
Wheat and Oats strong. Barley
lower. Corn dull.
Grain trading TO be formally re-
suCned May q.
Eoczl demand for Flour slack.
Hay and Feedstuffs fairly active.
Fair demand for Beans in car lots.
Fresh Fruits selling WELL
OLD Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables
plentiful
Eggs, 1Lzo lower. Creamery Butter
higher Cheese lower.
Beef firm. Veal overpIentifuI. PouI-
try dull.
Hides and Leather active and firm.
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New York Grain and produee.

NEW YORK. May ls.-FLoUR-Re-
eel Seeipfs. Is 1890; exports. $500 barrels; mar
sef set. frm and higher s5 for top grades Mime
ers. $3.45 @3.S5; winter straights, $3.so04.
WHEAT-Receipts, So 900: exports, 5000
Do5;nai DoSde esp spo rrreguiar a No a.. red sse
T. o. b. af1oat; No. Northern Duluth,
sS1ac nominal f. 0. b. afioat; No. North
ern Manitoba, 9o7sc +: O.. b. ahoat. Re-
ports OF rain In the Southwest and poor
cables made the wheat opening lower to-
day. 1t had sharp rally on further bull
support and outside buying and in the
afternoon closing easy at nc net decline.
Nay, sV1sc; July, sS1fc; September, s5sc;
HOPS-Steady.
WOOI-Steady
HIDES-Steady
PETROLEUM-Firm
COFFEE-Futures closed dull at net
decline OF 5q10 points. Sales. Ia, 900 bags.
June, e.4oc; July, s.60c; September. s.70c;
December, 6.s5c; March, 7.2oc: April,
7.2Oc. Spot Rio, quiet; mild. steady
SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining,
2s-3262 15-16c; centrifugal, 90 test,
3 13-52q3 7-16c; molasses sugar 21-32c.
BUTTER-Weak
CHEESE-Strong.
EGGS-Steady, unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES1There Is but
little business in evaporated apples, but
remaining stocks are firmly held. Prime
are quoted at lie; choice. Tx @114ac;
fancy, 11% 612c.
ranging from 7tc for 5o-6os to s%c.
APRICOTS-Are very quiet, the de-
mand being checked by the high prices
and, the scarcity of available supplies.
Choice are quoted at 121kc; extra choice,
13Q1311c; fancy. 14614hc.
PEACHES-Are unchanged. with choice
quoted at lie; extra choice 11@11kc;
fancy, 1Ac912c; extra fancy, 126l2Hc.
RAISINS-Are in limited jobbing de-
mand. Loose muscatels, 6@6Hc; seeded
raisins, 5A @7ssc; London layers, $50
6l.60.
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sa .s and ,x soc 20 for Colts; H1Ess so, Hdss e
medium, $1.25 for small and SOC for Colts.
Buckskins-Dry Mexican. s5c; dry salted
Mexican, 26o; dry Central American,
81 1-2c. Goatskins-Prime .Angoras. 75c;
extra large do. s1.25; large. soc; medium.
Soc; small. 35c.
Z TALLOW-No. I rendered, l1-2G4 40
In bbls; In cans and drums. lac less;
No. 2. 4@4 1-4c; Grease. 303 Lac.
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Pacific Coast
Steamship Co.

For Los Angeles, San Diego
and Santa Barbara
State Of California. Thursdays, 10 m
santa Rosa ....~.... Sundays, 10 m
For Eureka Humboldt Bay
Corona. May f2, "a, - 30, f:3o > m
Pemona---...M May Is, n, ~, 1:3o D m
And s~sry third day thereafter.
For Seattle, Tacoma, Puget Sound
Ports, Victoria, Vancouver
UmatIiia. ia..............May a. II m
Queen. 49,. May "a. -. June 8, fla
And svsry Tuesday thereafter.
For Ensenada, La Par, Mazatian,
Guaymas and Other Mexican Ports,
Calling at San Pedro and East
San Pedro.
Curaoes. June y, 10 m
Steamers leave Broadway Wharf
San Francisco
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nutter. cheese and Eaas.

The feature of the market for Dairy
Produce was a drop of 1hc per dozen in
ranch Eggs Increased receipts and re-
ports that shipments wer being diverted
to this market from other points was
the principal cause of the decline. Cali
fornfa Cheese and packing Butter. too,
were lower, while creamery Butter was
slightly higher and very firm ct the ad-
vance.
BUTTUR-i8c per lb for creamery ex-
tras and l6c for No. store.
CHEESE-Per lb, loo for California
CALIFORNIA EGGS-Per doz, Ito.
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Family Rstalf Market.

The retail markets are literally sup
piled with the leading staples and nearly
Ill commodities are selling at easy prices.
In fact, the cost Of living in San Fran
cisco at present 10 comparatively low.
Tho butcher shops are abundantly sup-
plied with Meats and Poultry, Fruits and
Vegetables are coming to hand freely and
there are plenty of Butter and Eggs to
be had at low prices.
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AMERICAN LINE


Piymouth-chernour1 anpton-
New York. May 2s. June g. July 2s. Aug.25
ST Louis, juno 2. June 80. Aug 4. Sept,
81 PaSi 5uas 'u1e is July T r. kus E is - sept ss IS
Philadelphia-Queenst
Noordland May 26 FTiesland ...June
Haverford June Q Westsrnland. June 1s
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
New York-London direct
Minneapolis- May 2s, June 2s. July 21'
Minnehsha: June .. June 50. July IS.
MinnetonEa. June .. July 7. Aug. 4. Sept
Mesaba. June 16, July IA Aug II. Sept. 8
HoLLAND-AMERIcAN LINE
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM via
BOULOGNE.
Sails Wednesdays as per Sailing List
New Amsterdam May 80, 10 a. m.
Slatenoam ....-........ June 3. ~ a. M
Ryndam. June 13. 10 a m
fotsdar- -------..-...-.-.- June ~, a. m
Nooroam. ..;...---....--- June e , a. m
New Amsterdan, dan $500, July T. a. m.
NEW YORK. DOVER. ANTWERP, LON
DON, PARIS.
Finland. May 26. June %. Aug. T. Sept
Yaderiand June ?. June 80. July 2s. Aug 25
iceland June 1S. July II. Aug. II, sept
NEW YoRK-oUEENsTOWN-LIvER
Teutonic. May 80, June q. July %. Aug. %
Cedric. June l. June 20. July 27. Aug. "a
Baltic. June s. July 4. Aug I. Aug %
Majestic. June 13. July II. Aug. s. Sept 5
Celtic. .June 15. July 13, Aug 10. Sept.
Oceanic. Junes 20. July is. Aug 10. Sept u
BOSTON-QUEENST ENSTOWN-LIVER-
POOL.
Arabic. June 7. July 5. Aug. Aug. 80
Cymric June q. July 10. Aug. %. Sept. 20
THs tH MEDITERRANEAN AzoRas. T,a
FROM NEW YORK
Republic. May 81, D. m; Oct. IS, Nov. %
Cretic. June FL. 10 a. m; Aug. 4, Sept. 25
FROM BOSTON.
Romantic. June 5. $50 am: July Z. Sept. IS
Canopic. June 80. D. m: Aug. II. Oct. S
C. d. TAYLOR. Pass. Agt. Pacific Coast,
San Francisco. Temporary Office.
53l Fourteenth Street, Oakland
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stocks and bonds as listed on the San
Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange vii
be called. :
At 1880 a. m. and p. m. the Tonopah
stocks will be called.
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Condition Of the rrea.urv

WASHINGTON, May lS-Today's
statement of the treasury balances in the
general fund shows: Available cash ball
ance, S159, 276, ,567: gold coin and bullion,
$74,4S2,5Ss; gold certificates, $3S, 636, ,4se.
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Cash Grain and prevI.Ion..

CHICAGO, May 1s.-Cash quotations
were as follows: Flour. firm; No. spring
wheat, 83@S5k; No. s, 780s4; No. q red,
soM@soH: No. 2 corn, 4sE; No. 2 yellow.
Soh; No oats. ss% Nc; white. s4h@
fair to choice mating. 47@51: No. fax
seed, s1.o9; No. northwestern, s1141:
prime timothy seed. s3.3o03.4o; mess
pork. per bbl., $15.55915so lard, per 100
s.s5: short clear sides (boxed), 3s.2oQ1s 50;
whiskey, basts Of high wines. $i2s;
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PORTLAND, May 1s.-Clearings, $e72, :
eS7; balances, $1o3, ,16f.
TACOMA, May 1s.-Cearings, ssos. .41s;
balances, $48, ,010.
SEATTLE, May 1s.-Cearings, 1884,
315; balances, s211.76
SPOKANE, May 16.-CleaHngs, $685.
| 200; balances, $145, 247.
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New Ynrk cottnn M..k.4

NEW YORK, May 1S.-COTTON-Spo
closed quiet: middling uplands, 12c; mid
ding gulf, 1225c; sales. 1850 bales.
Futures closed steady at net loss of
S@7 points.
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Meata and Poultry,

and the Wholesale butchers reported an
cyerabundaTce Of small Veal Dressed
Cows were said to be rather scarce, but
not quotably higher
young Roosters, sb07i FryeE1. $4&6:
broilers, s1.7603.5o; Pigeons. $1@1.25:
Squads, $1.26@16o
pound, from slaughterers to dealers,
are as follows: Beef, 1-206 lac for
steers and SOS 1-4c for cows; Veal, 607c
for large and 70Sc for small: Mutton,
Shc@sc for wethers and 7h@8c for
ewes; lamb, 10c.
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Key Route TO Build Now Station.

OAKLAND. May 1s. - The Key
Route has let q contract for q new
station, to cost $4,000, to be erected
ct Broadway and Twenty-second
street
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BANK cIezrInos.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The following
table, complied by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities fer
the week ended May II. with the per-
centage Of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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HIdes an. TaIIow.

The Hide market continues arm and ac-
tive, with sound stock passing cut Of first
hands as fast az II comes to hand. It is
are contemplating general advance In
leather.
HIDES-CuIls and Brands sell about y
Ole under quotations. Heavy Salted
Hides, 12c for heavy and 1cc for light;
Stays. S1xc; Sailed Kip, 13c; Salted Veal.
Is i-2c; Saited Calf, 14c; dry Hides, 22c;
dry Kip. zoe; dry Can. go; sheopskins,
7Ec each; medium, S0o4t1.1o; long wool
$l2502: Horse Hides, nlt. $308.16 foi
large and $1.7E for medium. S42G for
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.sso.3e4
Totals. Can s76,5s5.744

VValS. III SfbI05o.144 III
mot included in totals because con-
tanning other items than cearings ssBai-
ances paid in cash. sssNot included II,
totals. Comparisons incomplete.
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MEDITERRANEAN Azosas. H,a
Toyo Kisen Kaisha

(Orfental s. 8. Coz
Have Opened. Their General Ofices at
217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco
Steamers will leave wharf. corner
First and Brannan streets. 1 D. m, for
Yekohama and Hongkong. calling at
Honolulu. Kobe (Hfogs). Nagasaki and
Shanghai, and connecting at Hong
kong with steamers foi Manila. India.
etc- No cargo received on board on
day Of sailing.
SIS. Hongkong MaruTues.. June 5.1906
SIS. America Maru--Tues.. July 8. 1905
SIS. Nippon Maru-...Sat.. July 2S. 1905
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
Fer freight and psssage apply ar
ONCE. corner First and Brannan SITS.
w. II. AVERY.
Asst. General Manager.
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Butter. cheese and Eoo.

6uttcf Nffcc5r dIu E9gS. =
CHICAGO, May 18.-On the Produce
Exchange. today, the butter market was
easy: creameries 13H@1s; dairies is dr.:
eggs, steady; at mark. cases included.
15K; firsts 15h pr7ma do 1G1k: extras
NH: cheese steady at sM@l2.
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Ticket Offices

Oakland o6s Broadway
San Francisco, Frons of Ferry Bldg.
San Francisco Broadway Wharf
S. p. Freight Office Broadway Wharf
C. d. Dunann, G. P. A. San Francisco.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Exchange and Bullion.
Demand Sterling Exchange was higher.
Silver also advanced
LOCAL.
Sterling Exchange, so days. Q4S2h
Sterling Exchange, sight. Q466A
Sterling Exchange, cables. - 96.66
New York Exchange, sight. -. q
New York Ex., telegraphic.. q
Silver, per ounce. ....... 67AQ
INTERNATIONAL.
New York on Paris .51Sh
New York on Mexico ............. .1S7h
Berlin on London ................. -
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AUCTION SALE
1OO---HORSES---lOO

At the old stand (Tsnth and Bryant
sts., San Francisco), which was neither
shaken down nor burned UP, we viii sell
ONE HUNDRED broken and unbroken
horses from Nevada. weighing from 1000
to 1900 pounds. good ages, good condi-
ton and ready for work.
AS has always been our custom. all
stock offered viii be sold regardless Of
price bid Checks win be accepted from
responsible parties. Sale takes place
s. THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1905,
At II O'Clock a. m, at
J.. B. HORANS Salesyards, Tenth and
Bryant SITS. San Francisco. Cal
w. ~. HORD, AuctIoneer,
Temporary Office ss4 Hayes St, s. E.
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Northern Wheat Market.
ASHINGTON

PORTLAND, May 1s.-wHEAT-Club
73c; bIuestem, 74@7tc; red. nc: valley,
70@71c. -
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wheat and Other craIns.

Wheat and Oats continue very firm at
stiff prices, the former being In active
demand among the country millers and
is very little doing in Barley and Corn
and the former is lower under a marked
70 sell Local as1eTs snd are Gu1
Barley is still being thrown on the mar
ket to be sold for feed, hence the weak
ness. Official spot and future trading in
grain will be Ies9med. 1a IN tns A gram IN. de, r,
Wednesday, May %. the day set for the
opening OF the commercial banks.
WHEAT-California Club. sl.3o@1.35;
California White Australian, S1.371a Q1.40;
lower grades of California, $1.20@1.25;
Northern Club, $3.50; Northern Bluestem,
81 35@1.4o; Northern Red, $1.273z @1.3o
! BARLEY-s112M@1.I5 for common and
s1d7hG120 for choice feed.
OATS-Red, s1.3oQ1.4o for poor to fair,
s14561.55 for good and N.so91.7o for
CORN-s1. So 91.6o for yellow. and white
and 81 321k for mixed; large yellow, $1.35'
G1.4o per ctl.
Flour and FarInaceous Goods.
The local demand for Flour is still
rather slack, owing TO the continued
gratuitous distribution from the relief
stations, but there is fair out-of- f-town
trade, and the shipping movement is
about up to the normal. There is fair
demand for millstuffs at the recently es-
FLOUR California Family Extras.
81 .65@5 10, usual terms; Bakers Extras,
s4.3oG4.6o Oregon and Washington. $500
VI 4FRRINAcEoUs AfI GOODS = Prices in
packages are IS follows: Graham Flour,
s3.25 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, $3.76; Rye
Meal, $3.50; Rice Flour S.: Corn Meal.
s2.75; extra Cream do, s3.76: oat Meal.
ss.75a4: Buckwheat Flour, .s4.bog4. Is;
Cracked Wheat, $3.75; Farina, $3.50;
Whole Wheat Flour, $3.50; Rolled Oats.
bbls. s79s; in sacks. se.5oe76e; Rolled
Barley. SO; Split Peas, boxes, $3.50; Green
Peas. $3.50 per 100 lbs,
Hay, Beans and Feedstuffs.
Local handlers report a moderately ac-
tive market for Hay and Feedstuffs at
satisfactory prices. Rolled Barley is sell
ing better than the other feedstuffs and
in operation is hardly sufficient to satisfy
the demand. Beans rule firm, with the
exceptions OF Pinks, which are more plen-
tiful than; the other kinds. Order, for
from outside points.
6Msssgss aTpbLINesMszs@sS gsa sSn per ton.
FEGbsTf11z FEGbsSUfFs pss solied iea Barley. $3.50
$3.50; .Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots, $37;
jobbing, $3.50 per ton; Cocoanut Cake or
Meal at Mills, $23 in 10 and $3.50 In ton
Cracked Corn. ;ssaso; Mixed Feed. $40
IS; Horse Beans. nominal:e Broom Corn
Feed. 600 per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload.
lots, $3.50; jobbing, $40 per ton; Meal
quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat Hay, s16017 per
ton; Good Wheat Hay. $14615; other
grades Wheat, s1i@13; Wheat and Oaf.
Oat, ssQi1 80; Alfalfa, $1o@11.5o.
STRAW-Per bale 4o@55c
BEANS-Per cu. Bayos. SS.s693.7e;
Pea. ss:7b@4; small White. ta.6o9s;76;
2.o5; Red, 81; Lima, $A6044.75; Red
Kidneys 35b34: Blackeye, So.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-19
Northern Business.

TACOMA. May 1S.-WHEAT-Un
changed. Export bluestem, 78c; club, 72c
red, SEQ.
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PEOPLE ARE AGOG
IN ANTICIPATION
s. ~t
Growing Of King HaaLoa And
Consost FHsi IN Many
Yezr.
.FoRElGN Princes PRESENT


TEondhlem, ine Ala antielpa,
ton n The eroxniax u King Haakon
aud Ais consoft tomorrow Norwsy's
sRci@ns cspitai presents m appear'
anee ~ animation which N I'm striking
lcoatrsa " the quiet M. usually
perysdes The palace. That the iahab-
isants are ail agog in anticipation "
the great exent Is not a. all surpris'
Ing When II Is remembered that more
than thirty years have elapsed since
ne piactdity Of the old town has been
.disturked BY . ~eoronation. while the
pages q htssofy must be turned back
70 b date many tines more remote
To find when the hast Of Norway's
own king Was crowned.
Since their arrival here King
Haakon and Queen Maud have re-
NAMED In more or less seciusion Vt
Stiftsgaarden. The most Of their
time has been spent In consultation
with the court officials and others
regarding the final arrangements for
the coronation, when their Majesties
have appeared on the streets they
have mingled freely with the towns.
people and as a consequence nothing
hut words Of praise are to be heard
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on all sides fur the new king and
queen and for the charming little
Prince OLAF.
Receive Foreign p~osentsses.
Their Maiesties have exchanged
visits with the town officials AM
have also received the foreign princes
and ambassadors. ai Of whom are
now here for the coronation. In add.
ton 10 the official populations repre-
senting the countries Of the world.
and which In themselves make mp n
goodiy number of persons. the city
has filled with many visitors who
have come merely to get q glimpse of
the coronation ceremonies. Included
among the arrivals are many Ameri.
can tourists. The authorities are taxi
Ing the greatest precautions to guard
against . any a~narchistic outrage
which the red International" might