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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

The only change In prices yesterday was a
decline in Butter packing stock. Conditions In
all three products remained about as before
Northern orders for Butter are reported dirnin-
shing and the local demand has TO take care
of the bulk of the receipts but the market
is quoted firm, with no very large stock. 1t
is the old proposition with Eggs, the storage
houses getting what the retailers do not take.
Cheese is still active and firm
Business on the exchange was as follows:
Butter-500 lbs packing stock. 1Irzc-
Eggs-40 cases fresh selected, 1S1ac.
Cheese-50 fancy new fats, 12c.
Receipts were A. 100 lbs Butter, lI,6O0 lbs
Cheese and 1881 cases Eggs.
DAIRY EXCHANGE OFFICIAL QUOTA
TIONS.
(Note-The Exchange quotations represent
wholesale prices as established by sales. bids
and offers on the Exchange. Prices for Butter
and Eggs on the street are governed by the
Exchange quotations. but generally range about
lG11nc higher. owing TO the miscellaneous
character of the business.)
BUTTER-Fresh- California extras. 20i5c,
firm; hrsts, 1ec. steady; seconds, Isle.
steady: Eastern. nominal: Eastern Ladies'
Nominal. Storage goods-California. nominal;
Eastern. nominal. Ladles-Nominal; packing
EGGs-Fresh California selected. 1shc,
steady: frsts, lie, steady; seconds 16c.
steady. thirds I5c steady; Eastern frsts,
nominal Storage-Nominal.
CHEESE-California fancy new, 12c.
firm: irsts. lie, Arm; seconds. nominal;
Young Americas. fancy. l11ac, weak; hrsis.
1O1hc we ak: seconds nominal. Eastern-Nom-
inai; Western, nominal. Storage-California,
nominal Young Americas. nominal; Eastern
fancy. 16Ac. firm.
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Hay and Fecdstuns.

Bran. Shorts and Middlings are quoted in
light supply, excellent demand and very firm.
with still higher prices expected shortly. The
Hay market continues In very good shape for
sellers The circular OF Scott & Magner says:
Receipts during o the six days Just passed
receiving all qualities, There Is no shortage
in any particular grade. There is plenty OF
choice Hay coming in and plenty Of the poorer
varieties However, as the warehouses in the
country are becoming emptied. 1t gives one
a bettsr idea Of the light stocks on hand to
season. This market is decidedly irmer. The
demand throughout the interior continues very
heavy and our reports n from various sections
to be shipped to San Francisco during this
spring is being gradually consumed at home.
which tends toward strong market for the
Wheat Hay have sold above our highest quo
tation this week This can also be said of
also advanced about SOC per ton. All offerings
of good grade are readily sold. although the
poorer varieties do not move off as well as
some shippers have been led to expect. The
export demand continues moderately good. The
Goyernme mt is about to make another ship
ment of about 75o tons from this port Alfalfa
Hay is In lighter demand. as a good deal OF
the stock are now on grass. Prices are easier
on all kinds OF COW Hay. Arrivals OF Straw
ments. The market is steady for good Straw,
but decidedly weak for off grades
BRAN-si9. 5oQ2o.50 per ton.
SHoRTS-S2o921.5 so per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S27Q29 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Roled Barley. S25d28: Oil
cake Meal In 5-ton lots S37: jobbing s37 so
per ton: Cocosnut Cake or Meal at mills. S23
in 10 and $23. so in ton lots; jobbing. S24;
Corn Meal, S27. 50G2S; Cracked Corn. s2sn
2s. SO. Mixed Feed. S24G25; Horse Beans 5000
80 per ton; Broom Corn sa,a Fssd Fee sef per stI;
per ton; Mealfalfa. $22 in car lots and s23. so
In smaller quantities.
HAY-Wheat, s11. 5091650; Wheat and Oat
s10@l4; Oat. s9G13; Volunteer Wild Oat. SAG
il; stable $4,000: stock. S7Qs; Alfalfa,
SO 506fi1. so per ton.
sTRAyy--3O155c per bale
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future GRAIN and proyisIons.

CHICAGO. April THE wheat market was
easier at the opening because of continued fa-
vorable weather In the West and Southwest,
which inspired moderate selling by pit trad
ers Offerings were readily taken by shorts
and commission houses and rally followed.
With the exception Of slight reaction toward
the middle OF the day the market. Influenced
by a sharp advance in the price Of corn and
the strength Of cash wheat at outside markets,
remained firm. The May option opened un-
changed to q shade lower at THE to 77bd
77%c, sold off to T7%9T715c and closed firm,
Nc up at 77z aT7Bc
Trading in corn was decidedly active and
the market was strong. There was good
general demand by commission houses, cash
interests and shorts. May closed N95sc up at
46Mc.
Prices Of oats were held steady by the
strength of corn. May closed sc higher at
3IhG31Mc.
Provisions were firm all day because or an
active demand by local packers Offerings
were light At the close May pork was UP
lOc lard was 10q12hc higher and ribs were
l0012Ilc higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Hides, TalIow. Wool and Hops.

Local Hop report considerably more
doing around 10c for both 1905 and 1905 goods
The general range in prices remains the same.
HIDES AND SKINS-Culls and brands ssll
sbout lb61c under quotations. Heavy salted
Steers, BE; medium. 12c; light. II Ac; Cow
Hides, 1113c for heavy and 111ac for light;
stays Sc; Salted Kip. 12c. Sailed Veal, l3c;
salted Calf lac; dry Hides. 22c: dry Kip. 2ec;
Try Calf. 24c: Sheepskins. yearlings. 20g40c
each: short Wool, 50d75c each: medium. y0c@
81 10; long Wool. 81 25G2: Horse Hides, salt.
$s63 25 for large and S2.75 for medium. 1925
for small and 50c for Colts: Horse Hides. dry
S2m2.25 for large and S1.50G1.I5 for medium.
81 25 for small and SOC for Colts. Buck Skins
Dry Mexican. 35c dry salted Mexican 26e;
dry Central American. 3Thc. Goat skins
Prime Angoras. Toe; extra large do, sl.2o;
large, soc: medium soc: small. S5c
TALLOw-No- l rendered. 4A4415c In Dds;
in cans and drums. Ac less No. ?. sq3Hc;
Grease. 293c.
do defective, 11@l4c: Middle County, free. 129
lie: do. defective. 9611c; San Joaquin and
Southern sI11c: San Joaquin Lambs. l4d16c:
do defective. 9G12c per ID. Spring clp-San
JOAQUIN and Southern IL months. l4@l5c; 90.
6 months, 1491Tc: Middle County, free, 22q
24c: do defective 1S620c per lb
HOPS-I611c per ID for 1905. with contracts
for 1906 quoted at 9611c.
Meat Market.
There was no change in the different markets
yesterday
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
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strained Lard Oil. T5c; No L Lard OIL. 65c-
pTre NesrsfoOt Oil, 75c: No. I Neatsfoot Oil.
5TILc: Herring OIL 4Oc: Salmon Oil 34c: boiled
FISH OIL. 35c: raw Fish OIL. 35c; Paint OIL 35c-
COAL. OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water White
Coal on in bulk. 10i5c; Pearl Oil. IN cases.
1Ic: Astral, lie: Star. lie; Extra Star. 2ocs
Flsine 26c; Eocene 19c; Stove Gasoline In
huIk l6i5c: in cases. 23c. Motor Gasoline, in
hnlk 16iSc; in cases 23c: No. 1 Engine Dis-
ti1Iafe iron barrels or drums. Sc. No. do.
az. cases 61zc more. Benzine. In bulk, 121he:
Sasss. Zoe; e-degree Gasoline in bulk. 26c in
cases. s2c
SIC in drums and iron barrels
s1Sc per ID: White Lead. SqS15e. according to
ISI1G4R-The Western Sugar Refining Com
nany quotes as follows per h. in 10O-lb bags-
r,hss A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5.55c:
powdered 54oc: Candy GraRulated. 5.4Oc: Dry
c.ranulated fine. $500: Dry Granulated. coarse.
aor. Fruit Granulated. 5.3Oc; Beet Granulated
1i09 In bags only) 5.1Oc: Confectioners' A.
soc. BIagrolia A, 49Oc: Extra c. 4sCc.
S:oissn G. A. zoe: d. 4 60c: barrels 10c more.
Laif barrels csc more: boxes soc more: So ID
bsgs IOc more for all kinds. Tablets-Halr
Sa@@~els & sec. boxes. 6.05c: H. & Z. Crystal
Toor,incs s. zoe per ID No order taken for
Isss than seventy-five barrels or its equivalent.
CANDI.ES-The Standard OIL Company has
issued a new price list as follows; Electric
Light SKIES, SAd11Ac per set: twelves. 9tsc;
GRANITE skies. 9012c. Paraffine Wax. 11412cs
Radiant do. SG1014c per set.
COFFEE-c. E Biekford's circular gives the
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Clearinghouse Banks.

NEW YORK, April THE statement of the
clearing g-house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold 81. $50, 625 less than the legal
reserve requirements. This compares with
surplus OF S5,131, 2T6 last week. a decrease of
SI,69l 9GO The statement follows: Loans xI,
0S2. 7o9, 400, increase $7,205, 500; deposits ST.,
III, 400. decrease $l27. .e00: legal tenders $780,
541 7oo. decrease ST. 1871 200: specie Sill. COO
decrease So Goo; reserve $24S, ,299, 100, de-
crease 81. .e04 245; reserve required $3.50 $50 1926
decrease $212. .300 deficit Sc, $50. 625. decrease
81 69l, 800; ex-United States deposits $372. .o75.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ner York rIoney afarket.

new loEA MOASg AAaNhSc
NEW YORK. April Close: Money on
cal. nominal; no loans.
Time loans. firm; 80 and 90 days, 51196 per
cent: six months 81 per cent
prime rnercantile paper. 5asQ6 per cent
Sterling exchange hrTner with actual nusi-
ness in bankers bills AZ 81 S47594- S4S5 Tor de-
uand ana at 81 s2200z $3.50 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates, 81 .sS1s and s.. Sc.
Commercial bills, 81 s1la a4-s2-
Bar silver, 81 e
Mexican dollars, zeSt
Government and railroad bends steady
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, Proyisions.

TIE week closed with quotations as before
and the market firm but dull.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 12ied13c per 10 for
heavy I3H@14c for light medium. 14A G14lac
Sor tight 16c for extra light and 171c
for sugar cured; dry Salt Sides, 1115c; Bellies,
,21se; Eastern sugar cured Hams. l4% qioe
mi. extra Mess, $40: Family. S11: prime Mess
PORK. S15; extra clear. s22: Mess. sic: Pig
pork, s23 Pigs Feet. S5; Smoked Beef. lac
LARD-Tierces quoted at &c per lb for
California compound. 1$c for Eastern com
pound and lie for pure; half barrels, pure
i1Ac; 10-lb tins, 11&c: 5-lb tins IL &c; 5-lb
tins 12c
CoTToLENE-One half barrel. DC; three
half barrels. sac: one tierce. SAC: two uerees'
S5sc: five tierces. slAc per ID.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. April 7.-FLoUR-Receipts
goo barrels; exports eIoo barrels. Dull and
>, ,WaEAT-Receipts 1000 bushels: exports.
2. 500 bushels Spot, steady; No. 2 red, SIC
Northern Duluth. Ssc (. 0. b. aaoat. While
only moderately active and somewhat irreg-
ular wheat showed a generally steady tone
1 Sc net fHh hgher fas May, s5HSs5 is.lse. closed
st9sc; July. g e,dleGsszsc. closed ssssc; Sep
HOPS HoPs@steaGs. State e'0'eo common mon to choice
1905. 10G15c; 1904. 7G9c; olds, SAFE; Pacific
Coast. 1905: sG1Sc; 1904. TGsc; olds. 4q6c
WOoL-steady Domestic fleece. s5Q3sc
PETROLEUM-Steady
points ioEer saIes Ss5oo bags Including
May, 665c: July. 6.s5c; September. 6.96@7c:
October 7ioc: December. 7.3oc.
Spot Rio, quiet No. invoice, Lice; mild
steady; Cordova, 1OQ12asc.
sUGAR-Raw, steady: fair refining, 1-32
issses Ss tiG Sugar. 25sz@2 1a-lse Refined steady
No. s, 4,2Oc: No. Z. 4 16c; No. S. 4.1oc; No, o.
No Ia. S.sSc; & No. IA. Ss5c; mold A. 455c;
cut loaf. 5.4oc: crushed. 5.40c; powdered, 4SOc;
grannIated g1yl, 47oc; cubes: 1855: & 49,. .au
cry 23q23l5c; official price creamery common
70 extra. 15a23c; held common to extra; i5@
Western factory common to frsts, 13q16c.
CHEESE-Flrm.
EGGS-Firm. Western hrsts, ls33c; choice
seconds, 1Sc; southerns 15mlsAe
DRIED FRUITS.
EyAPORATED APPLES-The market is
1rner. owing TO the better demand recently
noted. Common 10 fair. 71AGs1ac; fair to good
Ceo5), e7k gee; nearly TO strict prime, 9ts9
csc; choice, 9BG10c; fancy, lie.
PRUNES-Are very firm in tone. but there
has been no quotable advance and quotations
still range from 45sc TO &c. according to
Grade.
APRICOTs-Are in good demand and com
mand full quoted prices Choice, 10sAG1lc;
extra choice, llh012c; fancy. 12lac
PEACHES-Are in good demand. Choice.
10qIoAc: extra choice, 105z911c; fancy, 11g
111.c; extra fancy, 111a912c-
RAISINS-Are unchanged. Loose muscatel.
6Q64sc; seeded raisns, 5A arse, and London
LAYERS at 81 .5061. go.
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eading futures ranged as follows:
Oman Hiph .nU Clnan
Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. April Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. dull and steady; winter
patents, SO. 9.4oQag0: straights, So 2oa3 60:
spring patents, sss563so: stranghts, So 3O9
$50: bakers 81. 20a2. co. No. 2 spring wheat,
No. corn. 451ac; No. 2 yellow. 48c; No. 2
oats. s1hc; No. white. 31632Ac: No 2
rye e1n63c good feeding barley, 3Se5Ssisc:
fair to choice mailing. 43m50c: No. l haxseed'
S1.07h: No, ! Northwestern, s1.13A; prime
timothy seed. $317ls mess pork. per Dbl,
S1615a20; lard, per 100 lbs. Ss. 456s. .47h:
short ribs sides noose). sS coos. 10; short clear
sides fboxed), ssa599. 05: whisky basis of
high wines, SIPS; clover contract grade,
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nec,duous and citrus FruIt..

Only one car of Oranges arrived over night
and. as trade was of good proportions and the
heavy arrivals of the preceding day were well
cleaned up, the market continued in excellent
condition for sellers and prices Of sound fruit
were we'll maintained The that came in
yesterday was of well-known fancy brand
from the Redlands district and sold off we'll at
$3 25G3 so per box. Prices OF the other Citrus
goods were without quotable change. but Mexi
can Lines had a downward tendency. Apples
retained the frrnness noted frequently of late
and the upper grades of storage goods were
reported TO be rapidly cleaning up. Ripe Ba
nanas were in extremely light supply and con-
tinued TO command firm prices Attractive lots
OF Longworth Strawberries from Palo Alto sold
a. S262 80 per drawer, while off lots OF the
same variety sold down to 81 per drawer.
Some large Berries were received from Wat
sonville and brought 75e per drawer
APPLES-$I.5 5042 25 per box for fancy and
Slnl.25 for choice. frs aZ fsS
CITRUS AND TROPICAL FRUITS-Or-
anges: Navels, 2.25@3.5 so per box; Seedlings
81 25q2; Mediterranean Sweets, 81 25g2. so;
Tangerines 81. 5092; Lemons, S15033: Grape
Fruit Sod3 for seedless and S1.25d1. .15
for common; Mexican Lines. s495 per
case. Bananas Hawaiian, S1g1.I5 per bunch
Central American. 81 T5d2 IS per bunch; Pine
apples. s3q4 per dozen for Hawaiian and $2g3
for Mexican.
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Bank CIearfn~s.

Local hank olearings for the week tust
ended. compared with the corresponding week
cf last year. show an increase OF SIS. 462 527.
the amount being SSH 914. against $780,
So in 1905 The clearings for the same
week IN 1900 were SIS. .05e- -29e.
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Condition of the Trensurv.

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Todays statemen.
of the treasury shows: Available cash bal
ances. Sl62. 245. .Sl2; gold coin and bullion,
$74, ,S2S; gold certificates. $60,36o. 260.
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NOW YORK MetnI Mnrket.

NEW YORK, April There was no quo
table change in the metal markets today and
business was quiet. as usual In the absence
OF cables.
Spot tin is quoted at s2S 1925 25
Copper is firmly held with lake SIS. 50Q
1875; electrolytic. s1s2591s.5o; casting, S1s9
1925.
Lead shows no fresh feature, with spot at
$535d54 As.
speiter and iron are unchanged.
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FLOUR and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras S4.700
5. usual terms; Bakers Extras. S4 6o94e0;
for average and up to s4 40 for the best brands
FARINACEoUs GooDS-Priees in pack
ages are as follows: Graham Flour, 1925 per
Rice Flour. ss, Corn Meal, s2.75; extra Cream
DO. 1918: Oat Meal, sf5oq4. rs: oat Groa,s.
4.I5; Hominy. s3I5ai; Buckwheat Flour.
Whole Wheat Flour. So. so; Rolled Oats bbls.
sIGs; in sacks. Sc. 5oG7.5 so; Rolled Wheat bbls,
si 60: in sacks. S410: Pearl Barley SO: Split
Feas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas. $3.50 per lou
mounds
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Beans and seeds.

The Bean market shows no change Whatever,
BEANs-Bayos, SO. .40dE3 so: Pea. S.. 1904;
Butter sidD4 25 small White So 1o93 90: large
White. 81. 3oQ2 so: Pink $1.70a1 90; Red. So. .25
1855; Lima, s435Q4. 40: Red Kidneys, ST. rs
al: Backeyes, $4.45G4. go per ctl: Horse Beans
81 75G1.s5
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 81. 50@4.T5: Yellow
Mustard. So. .5o@3. 20; Fiaxseed 81. 5oa3; Ca
nary. 6G6Ac; Alfalfa l2c; Rape. 21s@3c:
@3Nc, Broom Corn Seed S20@21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. $1.s5; Green Peas,
50 1902. 80 per ctl-
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Northern Business.

PORTLAND, April 7.-Clearings s5o2 1872
balances $50 101.
ances S36, ,369.
balances s2S4. $50.
balances S36. $50.
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Exports and Imports.

NEW YORK. April Total imports of
merchandise and dry goods at the port OF New
York for the week ending today were valued
at SIG ia 634 Total imports OF specie were
s32 42G silver and 81. .237, ,932 gold. Total
ports of specie were $S64, ,1T5 silver and S51 800
f>oid
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
St. Louis Wool Market.

grades. combing and clothing 2462Sc light
fne. 2o@24c; heavy fine 1sG21c; tub washed,
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Wheat and Other Grains.


WHEAT-The week closed with Chicago
fractionally higher and futures in this market
also frmer, with some trading in May. The
cash grain was steady, with moderate sales.
More California Wheat is Offering 1t appears
that considerable Wheat has been held back
for more money and the holders, disappointed
In their expectations, are now pressing this
Wheat on the market Quotations show no
change.
California Club. S1.35; California White
Australian, 81. 4212: lower grades OF California
Wheat sl12hgL2O: Northern Club. spot,
81 SOd1l 81 u; Northern Bluestem, S132HGI35 IS;
Northern Red. Sl.25.
FUTURES
Session to II 80 a. m.
May 2ps9 s.sI Hsa- si.s7 LsT' sf.ss f:SsF'
December l.27N 1:27% l.27A 1.2Tss
being ese2 ctls. There was no change in the
cash grain the market being very dull
Futures were easy and neglected.
CASH BARLEY
Feed, 81 1871 .1S% for common and 81 2o9
1.21A for good to choice; Brewing. S1.223s0
1,25. Chevalier. S1.2541.35 per ctl.
FUTURES.
Session to 1850 a. m
May-No sales S1.1S asked.
December-No sales; 96%c asked
OATS-Several local houses were In the
market as buyers yesterday and quite a num-
her of sales we're made at unchanged prices.
The situation remains before stated.
Red, S1.40Qi.55 for choice. 81 ~ p GpI. 81 n
for fair TO good and s1.2T1aq1.30 for common;
Irise. ST. e5Gi.75 per ctl.
cORN-SmalI round yellow has advanced
Under meager supplies and a brisk inquiry
All other descriptions remain unchanged. There
are virtually no receipts from the Western
States at presents
western sacked. s1.271s for Yellow. $iS2h@
35 for White and s1.1Thq1.2o for Mixed;
California large Yellow, 81. 25Q1, ,271a: small
round do s1.6oq1 65; White, s1.s714 q l. 40;
Egyptian, s1.IoG14iA for White and ST. .25Q9
$50 for Brown.
RYESs1.47laG1.5 per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-S1. 50q1.I5 per ctl.
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Bar silver-steady: 29%d per ounce
Money-2AQ2A per cent.
me rate of discount in the open market
ior snort bills is per cent and for three
months bills 3G3M per cent.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, April 7.-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was dull and
easy; creamery. 14421c: dairy. 14nl9c; eggs
strong at mark cases included. 1612c; hrsts,
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Sales
g. AUCTION SALE 81
$5O,OOO CONTRACTORS, OUTFIT.

$4,000 CONTRACTORS, OUTFIT.
have had consigned to me for sale from the
state OF Nevada mammoth contractors OUTFIT
consisting m part follows; One steam
shovel; one steam road roller; three heavy
rock crusherS. two Ransone concrete mixers.
with engines and boilers. two concrete mixers.
unmounted one threshlng machine. one 16-HP-
and one 12-HP. gasoline engine: one donkey
engine; one 35-HP. Atlas engine: one 35-HP-
boiler: one 60-HP- upright boiler; 80 freight
and sand wagons; two 60O-gallon water wag-
ons; twenty dump carts; six ouggieS; $40
Fresno scrapers: IS wheel scrapers; 90 slips
bucks and Mormon scrapers; Is iron wheelbar-
rows; 40 dump cars: centrifugal pumps. as
sorted sizes: Burleigh drills; 80 road plows
shoyels. picks. mattOcks: blacksmith outntss
ranges. tents dishes. etc. VIII also sell a rev
mead OF horses and mules with harness rms
outnt IS in hrst-class condition Is ready 10 use
and will be sold In lots 20 suit Sale taxes place
MONDAY. April 8, 1906, Mt n n M,
Cor. Seventh Ave. and j ST., Near Afhli-
ated Colleges, San Francisco, Cal.
Intending purchasers take Cliff House car az
Fourth and Market sts which runs south OF
Golden Gate Park Get OF at Seventh ave
and II 81 and walk two blocks south Ournr
Will be ready for inspection four days prior 70
sale Terms cash. Send for catalogue
w. III. HORD. AuctiOneer,
Mutual Bank Building, 7OS Market ST..
San Francisco.
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New Work. stock List.

E. F. Hutton Co.. so California street.
Ssn Francisco. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange, furnish the following otnclal
ouoEari0us OF that Exchange
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Northern wheat Market.

PORTLAND, April Wheat: Club. 66G
6Tc: bluestem, 66q6Ic;- red. 64G65c; valley,
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, April Wheat unchanged: ex-
port fluestem Iac; club, 6112c; red, 66hc.
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Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.
Receipts OF Potatoes were light and the
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TsN - In
By order Of Mrs. Campbell OF Marin County
I will sell all her work and driving horses.
along with buggies carts and wagons and all
kinds OF harness. TUESDAY April 10. IL
a. m 1140 Folsom st. VIM. Cicugh Auctioneer-
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

The Siberia took out treasure list of
sl3T 416, consisting of S64.36s in silver bullion
for Kobe s60.s9S in silver bullion for Shanghai
and s1l $50 in silver bullion and $1,000 in
Mexican dollars for Hongkong.
Silver and exchange showed variations
worthy Of note.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.

1e6c; prime irsts. tic; extra. Ice; cheese.
steady. 11Gl3hc.
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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
Entertained at Luncheon.

One ct the most pleasing func-.
tons ofs the season was given bg
Mi. and Mrs. Silver Serumgard
last Tuesday at High Noon, at
their beautiful home on Fifth
street. this city. Senator Hans
brough was the guest Ell honour
and with him were invited Mes
sers Jos. Kelly, A. B. Kerlin,
John Burke, Ole Serumgard, Frank
Cock burn, Editor b loon and the
Scribe of the Inter-O Ocean. VI:
The guests were at first ushared
into the Library. b spacious re-
treat walled with books &c diversi-
fed lore, and there entertained by.
MI. Serumgard himself. After
the company had been we'll pre.
pared BY anecdote, pointed Jest
land brilliant repartee, the ac-
|complished hostess announced the
| dinner. sss
Served in fine form, the sump-
tous dinner was greatly enjoyed.
Red and white carnations enter
|twined with maiden hair ferns
made q pretty center piece, and In
front OF each guest IA spray Of
those suggestive flowers served,
not only to bless the hour With
their voice Of vel leone, but to-
awaken memories of other and
happy days
# was q oyous company. SEN
ator Hansbrou was at his best
Mr.. and Mrs. Serumgard had.
| at that table those who had, with.
them, broken the broad breast Of
the tbs wild erness in this part of the
state. Incidents Of anectdotal
value passed par excellence, and.
We are sure our hostess will long
remember the exuberant hour Of
her j eminiscent guests. 58
Mrs. Serumgard was assisted by.
the Misses Annie, Gertrude and
Minnie Jamison, who, in a delight
full manner contributed to the
pleasure 6as'u Of the company.
With all good wishes for their
| guests, q hope expressed that they
should come again, our host and,
hostess l' at 2 p. a. permitted the
ompany to depart.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03

Mrs Bancroft will return to
town early il the week. During
August and Sept Der Mrs. Ban
croft will give lessons in china
painting in her studio at seventy
i've cents d lesson. Ladies' in
tending to do Chris mas work may
find ~ very advantageous to take;
their lessons during the summer
months and at such 8 low price
for lesson tshildren's classes viii
continue We nesday and Thurs
days at' 1890 a.