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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, June s.-FLOUR-Re-
ceipts 2s.oee bbls.; exports 10000. Mar
ket duh but firm. Minnesota patents
$4,000 4.35; do bakers 1915 ass; win
ter pate2ts $4G4.30; do straights $500
a.; do extras $2.9063.40; do low
grades $2S0a3.35.
exports $4,000; sales 100000 bushels
of futures spot irregular; No. red
csc nominal elevator; No. 2 red gee
Duluth s31zc c nominal (. o. b. afoat; No.
l northern Manitoba soc f. o. b. af1oat
There was an early break in wheat
due to poor cables. clearing weather in
sharp rally on prospects OF a builish
Government report on Monday, the
market receded again, but Just al, the
Kansas State report, closing partly Is
net higher July SO 7-16fI 80 c, closed
at at so5S Spot S7N S6Ssssci closed at
HOPS-DulL State common 10 choice
sG1Se; 1904 crop nominal; olds nomi-
nal; Pacific Coast 1905 crop lOQ14c;
lsp1 seq a?e eTsston olas nSm:aa % and
lbs. acc; California 81 and 25 lbs. 21c:
Texas dry "a and 80 lbs 1se.
WOOL-Stsady; domestic fleece $50
PETRoLEUM-Steady; refined New
York $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore
s7I5: do in bulk s4.e5.
NOr = rsr1--cpol- rio quiet NO. IN
ike Futures closed steady net ln-
changed 10 points lower. Sales
$1,000 bags including September at
SIS q $500; December s.5oc, and May
e.S5 a $500
SJGAR-Raw. firm; fair refining 2
16-1ed2 3-s2c; centrifugal SO test 3
I5-3zg3Ac; molasses sugar 2 1t-16 a
2 z-s2c: reflned steady; No. floc;
10 ssec; No. II 3s5c; No. 12 3.Soe, No.
ls 5.T5c; No. IA 3:Isc: confectioners'
A 4.45c; mold A 4.s5c; cut loaf 5.3Sc;
crushed 5.30c; powdered 4.70c; granu-
lated 4.6oc; cubes 4S5c.
BUTTER-Weak. Street prices, ex-
ira creamery 20c; official prices tn-
changed.
CHEESE-Unchange
EGGS-Firm; prices unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
EVAPORATED APPLES-The mar
ket is unchanged with very little busi-
ness reported so far as the spot stu
alton is concerned Strictly prime are
quoted at lie; choice liz 611%c and
fancy 11z n 12c.
PRUNES-Continue quiet on spot with
quotations ranging from Z &c to S%c.
APRICOTS-Are sparingly offered as
future shipment and spot quotation
12kc; extra quotations are maintained.
Choice are quoted at 12hc; extra
choice 13613nc: fancy 141I4hc.
PEACHES-Are firm on both spot and
futures with choice quoted at lie on
spot: extra choice. 11h 411@c: fancy
II 2 G12c. and extra fancy 12912hc.
RAISINS-Are quiet with loose musca-
tells qunted at 65 G: seeded raisins 8 u
@I3sc, and London layers at s1.50 a
1.6O.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

NEW. YORK. June e.-CIose-Money
on call. nominal; no loans.
Time loans, steady; 60 days, per
cent; 80 days, AZ 641z per cent; six
months. a. per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5Q5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange, steady, at $4.S5So
64s6 for demand and at $4.S2So q 4 50
for siNty-day bills
Posted rates. s4SsA and s4.S61z-
Commercial bills. S$.6211 q 4.ez
Silver-Bars. 65hc. Mexican dollars.
s6lkc.
Bonds-Governments firm; railroads,
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Hides. TaIiow and Wool.

HIDES-Culis and brands sell about u Q1e
under qnotatiors. Heayy Saited Steers, fyc;
medium, Zee: light l2c. Cow Hides. i2c for
heavy and 12c for light: Stays, size; Saited
Kip, l3c; Salted Veal, 1916; Sailed Calf. lac;
Sheepskins. shearlngs. ouG40c each: sliorl
Wool, 50@I5e eaen; medium. se4lsi. 10; long
Wool. 81 .25G2; Horse Hides. salt. s3G3 .25 fol
soc for Colts: Horse Hides, dry. s2Gl2. o5 for
large and 81 .J0G1. 10 for medium, 81. .o5 for
small and SOC for Colts Buekskins-Dry Mexi
can, S5e; dry suited Mexican. n6e: dry Central
American. 37he. Goatskins-pfime Angoras
roc; extra large do, 81 .25; large, soc; medium,
soc; small, 35c.
TAILow--No. / rendered, 4H94Ac In bbls;
in cans and drums, nc less; No. 2, 4@4Hc:
Grease. 3G5ke.
wooI-spring ciip-san Joaquin and South
ern, Il months. lag Ice: do 6 months, 16G2oc:
Middle County, free, 20d25e: do. defective. lTG1
s0c; Nevada, light. 20q2Sc; do. hsayJ, 1G@1Sc
per Ib.
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General Merchandise.

GRAIN BAGS-912 "a 110c.
lIngton, si50; Seattle, So; bryant. sB: Reaser
Hill, s5 50 Rosiyh. 81; Coos Bay, S.. 30; Rich
mona. s. 80; Cumberland s14 in bulk aud $40 20
ln sacks; Pen1syivania Anthracite Egg. SIG:
Carmel. 81 per toh; Coke, $li 51G5l3 per ton IN
bulk and si5 in sacks Rocky Mountain descrip-
tions. So so per short ton
sOILS-Quotations for barrelsi for eases
add SC: Linseed.i 52e per gallon for boiled and
5oc for raw; Castor OIL. ln cases, No. i, roc;
boiled and 4Sc for raw: China Nut, cases. 6S4
Isc per gallon: Cocoahnt OIL, In barrels. 5Sc
for Ceylon and 55c for Australian; extra bleach
ed winter Sperm OIL 6Jc; natural winter sperm
G0c; natural Whale. Oil 55c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil, Soc; No. / Lard Oil, 7Uc /;
Pure Neatsfoot oil, I5c; No. / Neatsfoot on.
Fish Oil. s5c; Paint Oil stc, .'s
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. Efc.--water White
Coal OH, In bulk, 1gHe: Pearl OIL, In cases,
Ilc; Astral lie: Star, 1Tc; Extra star. zoe;
Elaine ase; Eoeene. lae; .' Stove Gasoline, IN
bulk, lGizc; in cases. 2sc. No. Engine Dis
tiIlate, iron barrels or drums. Sc; no. do Giac;
cases, 6l5c more: Benziae, in hulk, i215c; In
cases. 1ec; s6desree Gasoline. in bulk. 2Se; IN
TURPENTINEEs3e per gallon I'm eases and TIC
In drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE I.EAD-Rcd Load, e67Bnc
per Ib; White Lead. sGsAc, according to quaa-
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Reanins Com
pahy quotes, net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Pine Crushed. 4sce; Powdered 4.6sc, Candy
lated. 45Jc; Beet Granuiated uoo-lb bags anyl,
4.35c; Coafectiouery A, 455e; Magnolia a
Also; Extra c. 4.e5e; Golden C, 3.95e; %, 3. .s5e
H. & f. Crystal domInos, T.55e; Tnbets, half
so-lb bags Zoe half-bbls CSC and boxes slc
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less tian 20 barrels or its equivalent.
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STABBED BY MAN HE TRIES
TO EJECT FROM HIS ROOM

REDDING. June 9-When G. G<as-
sell. driver Of a meat wagon. returned
to his room In Wheeler's lodging house
on California street yesterday, he
found his room occupied by George
Boring, a young man who had recently
served part OF term IN the county Jail
for disturbing he peace. In the hght
thar ensued Boring stabbed GrasselI
four times with dirk knife. He is
now in the county jail swaitIng devsl
opments- II is feared GrasselIs wounds
will prove fatal
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Eastern livestock Market.

CHICAGO, June s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 3e0; market steady Beeves,
S4.10Q6; cows and heifers, s1.60l490;
calves. s. q Fps; stockers and feeders.
$2.75n475.
tinlated, $4,000: market steady. Mixed
and butchers, $685. Q6.40; good heavy.
$3.50 @ go; rough heavy, s6.25@6.40;
light se.s5 6.55 pigs. s5.s5@6.30; bulk
SHEEP Receipts, 1000; market
strong. Sheep. $3.50 a $40. yearlings,
1915 q $40; lambs, S5.50@7.10.
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Deciduous and citru. Fruits.

The extra buying for sunday wants caused
an active market for fresh fruits and. as the
receipts were light. firm prices ruled FOR nearly
everything on the list. Offerings Of early tree
fruits showed much Improvement in appearance
and quality and sold of we'll at satisfactoty
prices. Currants were easier, while Berries and
Cherries remained firm. Tie canhers were bsfy-
Ing of lots of Cherries prices ranging from
2e TO SC per pound bgt there was very little s,lcb
stock TO be had. Oranges were vary scarce and
the quotations were largely nominal coachella
Valley cantaloupes met with a lImfted demand
at $l.55G2 per crate.
BERRIES-Strawberries $Iomf5 per chest for
Longworths and s6GS for the large varieties.
Blackberries s6@T per chest: Raspbrrries. ssGI
II per chest and Sl@1.25 per crate: Ioganber-
ries. s5@6 per chest for red and $36l5 for black;
Gooseberries 7dsc per H.
CHERRIES Loose, 7@loc per lb for black and
5@sc for the other varieties: packed stock; SOC
UERASTs-$4G5. 10 per chest,
AppLFS-New. I5cGSl.50 per box old crop.
T.75G2.25.
APRICOTS-Crates 81 25d1.15. boxes son
75c for suaall and 81 .2JGf.l5 for large
PEACHES-T5c q 81 .2h per box
PLUsfS--Crates, s5c@Si. so; small b&aae. 80
@T5c.
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box Oranges s304 "a
for Nayes and S2.j0@3 for Seedlings: lemons.
s1.50@3: Grape Fruit, s2Gs25; LINES s45oai5
per case.
TROPICAL FRUITs-Bauanas sI62 .per
bunch; Pneapples, Sl.Joqs per dozen.
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
100 HORSES 100

We have had consigned to us from
the Doris ranch in Northern California
ONE HUNDRED head OF horses, broken
and unbroken. all young stock. ranging
In weight from 1000 TO 1900 pounds
There are many good sand wagon
teams IN the lot This bunch is far
above the average.
We take pleasure in inviting you to
attend this sale. which takes place
THURSDAY. JUNE IA, 1906,
at II a. m, at
j. B. HORAN'S SALESYARDS.
Tenth and Bryant Streets. San Fran
cisco. Cal.
No city horses will be offered
w H HORD. AUCTIONEER-
Once 1900 Golden Gate Ave, s r
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New YORK Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June s.-There was but
little business In the metal market
today, trading being restricted BY the
absence OF London cables. Tin was
firm at $40640-25.
Copper was firm and unchanged at
$1S.7561s for lake: S18.37H 61S50 for
eleetrolytic, and $1S.25Q1e.37H for
casting.
Lead was unchanged at s5.7B6595
and spelter at $6H6.I0.
Iron was QUIET at recent figures
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New York Exports ana Imports.

NEW YORK. June s-Total exports
of merchandise and dry goods at the
port of New York for the week ending
today were valued at $i0,sOS, S55
Total imports OF specie at the port
of New York for the week ending to-
day were sS4.2sS silver and s3f0.2S9
gpld.
Total exports OF specie from the port
of New York for the week ending to-
day were sa4s9i0 silver and s25s, 400
geld.
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Provfsfous.

CURED MEATS Bacon. I3kc per ID for
heavy, lac for light medium. l5e for light i5ise
for extra light and f1e for sugar cured: Dry
Salt Sides. 12c; Bellies, 13c; Eastern sugar
l5Ac: II to 90 lbs. 15c; California Hams. II 1xc;
Mess Beef, 50 per bhl, extra Mess So. 80; Fam
iiy. slo; prime Mess Pork, sI6.5o; extra clear,
Smoked Beef, 14c per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at re for California
compound, Sc for Eastern compound and 1910
for pure; half-barreIs. pure. l0atc; Io-lb tins,
HE; 5-lb tins $e; 3.lb tins. l11sc.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June Spot cotton
closed quiet. unchanged on the basis
of 11.20c for uliddling uplands and
bales.
Cotton futures closed steady, un-
changed to two points higher.
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Local Bank CIearinRs.

Local bank clearings last week were
S2s.s05.40S, against S52,77s.S9e for the
same week last year. Considering the
present disorganfzed conditions, when
50 many lines OF trade are partially
suspended, this showing is very salts
factory.
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Morning sesion--lo to IL o'clock.
Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLoUR-California Family Extras 81 65d
5. 10. usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 3oda4 60:
Oregon and Washington IS 5oa4 per barrel
are as follows; Graham Flour. s325 ,per iG0
lbs; RYE Flour. 1915; Rye Meal, So 30; Rice
Flour. S.: Corn Meal. s2,75; extra Cream do.
Hominy. 50. 15G74; Burkwheat Flour, 81 5o61
{ he. "a; GrseSed Wheat Ss75; Farinh, $3.50.
s79s, In sdeks Sc. 500 80 s.Rolied Wheat.
bbls.. s46o; in sacks. 81 10: Pearl Barley, Sc;
Split Peas. boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, SIS 10 Der
100 pounds.
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Northern wheat Market.

PORTLAND, June g-wheat, club,
73c; bluestem, 75c; red Tic, valley, 72c
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, June 9.-Wheat unchanged; ;
export bluestem, 74c; club, re; red, csc.
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Cash Grain and Proyisions.

CHICAGO. June Cash quotations were -
follows: No. spring wheat. s3@s5c; No. 8.
sig 10 No yeldw Tsa' ,ss. s9 oat. e sSre
No. 2 white. 3sGI3s1se; No. 3 white. 36a4 Gssc /;
No. rye, e01z @61c, good feeding barley. A a
45c fair to choice mating 50d55c; No. /
naxseed, -: No. Northwestern. Sl.12: prime
timothy seed, sSeo6l5.T TO: clover Contract
grades. $i1.25; short ribs sides (oose). 50. 256
$50; mess PORK per Dbl. 16759l6 so: lard.
per 100 lbs. $s.7TLs; short clear sides (boxed
S9.s1t2 Gl0; whisky. basis OF high wines, 81 70.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

CHICAGO. June 9.--on the Produce Exchange
today the Butter market was steady: ereafneries
14Glske; dairies, 14@1T14c. Eggs. easy; at
mark. cases included. llGi3c; drsts, l4kc;
prime nIsts, 1o1zc; extras, 1sc. Cheese. steady,
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Dried Fruits and hai.ins.

is the. continued hrnness in rrures botlj here
and in the East. There is httle disposition TO
do business fnture account
RAISISS-Noninal
PRuNES-1e05 CROP 4G4sc per ID for the
four sizes.
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Butter, Cheese and Err..

There was very little doing in Dairy goods
yesterfiay but the market for all three nroducfs
ruled firm at the old quota lions despite the light
trading. The tendency in Eggs was upward
ings at the prevailing prices. Ten cases of
selected ranch Eggs changed hands on the ex-
change at zoe, that being the only transaction
reported.
Receipts were $4,000 lbs Butter. 2Joo lbs
Cheese and $50 cases Eggs.
The official quotations, as established hy bids
and offers on the foor Of the Dairy Exchange,
follows.
BUTTER-F'resh creamery extras. 1se ner lb.
firm: do frsts, lie. Arm; seconds ice Arm
packing stock, steady at 15sSc for 10. i
and 15e for No. 2.
CHEESE-California new fats fDc uer lb.
firm Young America, lie. firm: Eastern storage.
I6lsc. firm: Western new. I5c. drm.
EGGS-CaffTnid fresh selected zoe per
dozen, firm; hrsts, 19c. firm; seconds, 1sc, frr1.
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Receipts of Produce.
THE sToCK MARkET.
Good Saturday Trading ON the stock
and Bond Exchange

For Saturday business was very good
water stocks still being the centers 81
attention Spring Valley sold within
the range Of sIS.75@1s and Contra Cos
ia Water advanced from $51a5 to S54
under sales of $50 shares. Sales Of
bonds were $4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
Foreign Futures.
St. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS June s-WOOL-Steady;
medium grades combing and clothing
"a q CSC; light fine 20 a 22c;' heavy fine
16 q 1Sc; tub washed 33 q 39c-
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Del Monte Is ! Home Hesort.

Hotel Del Monte. by the ~ea, near old
Monterey. Is open az usual. All outdoor
attract Specicl terms for families
who make this their home.
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Poultry.

As usual on Saturday. the receipts of Poultry
were very light. but there was plenty of car
ried-oyer stock. for which there was no demand.
and numerous c0ops had TO be held over for
Mondays market
POULTRY-Per dozen: S5.50G65o for large
and 81 50d5 for small; old Roosters S3. 5064. !.
young Roosters. S6d17; Flyers. $1,000 50: large
Broilers. S36fS.J 80; small Broilers. S26a.50.
Pigeons, 81 Squads. sl9 l.a5.
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Nortbern Rusiness.

TACOMA. June s.--Clearings s57o.571,
balances S39,533.
SEATTLE, June s.-Clearings ST.
35I,T16, balances s254s24
SPOKANE, June 8. Clearings
S6Ss,0SI, balances s70,466.
PORTLAND, June g. Clearin gs
S6o1,53S, balances s49.638.
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BY ORDER OFF Mr.. e. COY.

Formerly Of the Mob Hill Stables. will
sell az auction the entire contents OF
MS livery and sales stables. consisting
or 10 draught, livery and business
horsess wagons three and four seaters.
traps, surreys. business buggies and
rigs OF every description that tend to
make up hrst-class livery stable
Parties needing anything in this line
should not fail TO attend this sale, as
everything must be sold regardless OF
cost or price
Sale at Sullivan's haybarn. on Mis-
sion street. near top OF College Hill.
Thursday, June IA 1906
Nm CLOUGH AuctfOneer
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Ment Market.

Every day sees some Improvement in the de-
mand for fresh Meat and the market Is gradually
getting back info It's former shape.
FRESH MEATS-Whoiesale rites per pound.
from slaughtefefs TO dealers. are as follows.
Beef. 81 6z6e for Steers aud 4 rs 4ac; for Cows;
Veal. 6eI6ise for large and TeIsc fof. small.
Mutton, SIZE for Wethers and 1A9se for
Ewes; Lambs, sta @9c; Dressed Hogs Oh 91Qc.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations are for gosd, sound
Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, sless s06l
As per cent shrinkage for Cattle: :
CATTLE Steers, GGGlsc; Cows and Heifefs.
AZ 6p5c; tLia Cows. 4e per ID.
CALyFS-st4 @5e per ID for light weight 4c
FOR medium aud 3Ec for heavy (gfoss weight
SHEEp--Wethers, Az G5e; Ewes. .4g4i4c per
ID gross weight. -
LAMBS-4A d5c per ID.
H0GS-14O To- go lbs. 6kc per ID; 14o lbs
and Under, 6Ae: $50 lbs and over. &c; Boars 20
per cent; Stays, 3o9t4o per cent. and saws,
i0G2o per cent OF from above quota tions.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and BulIio..
Wheat and other Grain.

WHEAT-Rcports OF rising markets at Chieag GO
and mp north caused syrnpathetic advance In
December yesterday and the marker closed quite
firm ut the new price, though trade was not
very active. The cash grain bad an upward
tendency, but there was not sufficient business
TO waEant any ehange Ia the quotations.
CASH WHEAT
California Club, 81 so11 .32Iz; GalIforns
White Australian, 81 .401 .42z. lower grades
of California. Sl-2c@i Is; SortherR Club 81 40
@l32A Northern Bluestem, $40; Northern
Red 81 81 2IsQ1.S5 per et
FUTURES
Morning Session-10 TO II O'clock
December-si. .s2A.
BARLEY BARLEY closed the week with the
market exceedingly dun. buyers and sellers stiiI
being apart.
CASH BARLEY.
81 .o5@1. 10 for common to good and 81. .12k
for choice feed.
Morning Sesion-l0 to II O'Clock
December-93Ac.
oATS-There was very little doing in this
grain yesterday, hut previous prices were asked
and obtained when sales were made
Ted $l.3041. 40 for poor to fair 81 45
4l:55 for good and s1.60d17e for choice;
White, - e59i.I5; Black. 81 40G1 .42Ia per
CORN-There are very few buyers in the
market just now and. aside from limited de-
mand for small igts. there is nothing doing.
Caiifornin. 81 JJGi so for small round yel-
low. Western. mixed, 81 32L: yellow 81 3Dm
LBS; white. 81 $50 40 per ctl.
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GOOD RENTS FoR STORES.

Jhe corner store ana the ADJOINING
store to Marks Bros. at $3.50 q month;
the next adjoining store on the north
on Fillmore street to Maurice Fran
ztni for $3.50 a month; the next ad-
joining store at $3.50 month; the next
adjoining store 10 Louis Jonas and
Mrs. c. C. Keene at the rate OF $3.50
q month. and the nertherly store to ].
T. Turner and Frederick Dahnkeh Jr.
at 5000 a month; also store on the
north side of Eddy street. about 100
feet west of Fillmore. 20 by 70. at $500
month
The same firm also has charge OF
the leasing of six stores on the east
side of Van Ness avenue. from Geary
street to Cedar avenue. The store at
the corner of Geary street Is 10 be oe-
cupied by RosenthaPs. Incorporated: ::
the adjoining store on the north by
the Rightway Shoe Company. The next
adjoining store on the north. 1876 by
io2. has been leased for three years
to Robert S. Atkins at the rate OF $3.50
a month.
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london ClesIng stocks.

Bar xiiver-3O 1-1ed per ounce.
Money-2q2k per cent
The rate OF discount ia the open market for
short bills Is 3 i per cent and Tor three months
bills SSs as 7-l6 per cent
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,aI,fornia Stock and OH Exchange.
OAKLAND STOCK AND BOND Ex-

+ OAKLAND, June 9.-Following are
the sales and closing quotations today
on the Oakland Stock and Bond Ex-
change:
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AUCTION sALE-Ofice General Su-
perintendent Army Transport Service.
San Francisco, Cal. May %. 1906
There Will be sold at public auction at
III o'clock a m. June IL, 1906 at Fol-
som st wharf. a lot OF miscellaneous
condemned Quartermaster's stores. a
list OF which can be seen at the office
OF the property clerk at Folsom st.
wharf. c. A. DEVOL. Major and Quar-
teruiaster, U S. A.
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MANY LEASES
ARE BEING MADE
Business Houses Actively
Securing Temporary
Locations.
Stores on Market Street
Downtown Rapidly
Being Taken.

The leasing of the stores now being
erected by the Bankers Investment
Company on the Blythe block. bounded
by Market street, Grant avenue and
Geary street. has been placed in the
hands Of Thomas Magee q Sons. The
following leases have already been ne
gotiated
To Thomas Lundy. the jeweler. a
store. Is by 4s. on Market street, to
George wichman. the candy man. a
store. Is by 50. on Market street, 10
the Waterman Pen Company. store
on Market street, Il feet front by an
average depth of So feet.
The frm has also leased for the In
vestors' Realty Company TO Oscar E..
Roseberg the store Is by So on the
northeast corner OF Fourth and Jessie
streets for two years: to Swan. the
painter. the, lot Is BY IS on the north
line OF Jessie street. east of Fourth.
for three years; to the Royal Shoe
Company. the southeast corner OF
Fourth and Stevenson streets, 10 by So,
for two years.
/. l. Rosenthal. Incorporated. will
erect a number OF stores on the north
west corner of Fillmore and Eddy
streets, all of which have already been
leased for three years each BY Thomas
Maree a. Sonx as follows.
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IN WHOLESALE SECTION.

The Arm has leased for the Myself
Rollins Company in their new building
on the north side of. Clay street. be-
tween Drumm and East. since the
leases last reported. the following:
To Hilmer. Harris & Co.. wholesale
dealers in butter. eggs and cheese. the
store at a8 Clay street. together with
an ONCE above. for a total o< $500;
to the Journal of Commerce the store
at a6 Merchant street. for a total Of
$500; to Joseph Bernard the store at
Is Clay street for total of $500, TO
the Calkins Newspaper Syndicate an
ONCE space for a total OF $500; to the
King Keystone OIL Company an once
space for total OF $3.50; to Ward
Dwight an ONCE space at the rate of
$50 month: TO the Sutton Johnson
Press an ONCE space at the rate of $50
a month
Magee & Sons have also leased for
the account OF Rosa Oppenheim to the
c. B. Jennings Company. wholesale
commission and merchandise brokers.
the easterly store or the new building
on the south side OF Clay street be-
tween East and Drumm, for total OF
s2T0a.
For the account of DIT. Adelaide
Brown they have leased the lot 1913
by 40. on the north side OF Suffer
street. between Polk and Van Ness ave-
nue., to NJ l. Cooper for total OF
$500