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ACCEPT PACIFIC
MAIL WHARvEs
-
Big Improvement on the
Front Taken Over by
Commissioners.
Thanks Extended Those
Who Gave Valiant Bat
tie the Flames.

The state Board of Harbor Commis-
sioners met yesterday afternoon. Ac-
ceptance Of piers AZ and "A at the new
Pacific Mail Dock from Healy. Tibbetts
& Co. the contractors. was ordered by
the board on the report of Chief En-
gineer Norton. The contractors were
paid $4,000 on the progressive ac-
count The reserve payment will
amount to sS7,000 This latter sum rep
resents 75 per cent of the original con-
tract price,
The board received an application
from the San Francisco Timber Pre-
serving Company for additional space
t6s ds Tsr rae the frGn bas p
sion to maintain soap works was put
ting up a livery stable on the prem
ises. The chief engineer was directed
The following resolution. introduced
by President c. A. Spear and seconded
by Commissioners John ID. Mackenzie,
sw6ereas. On the 18th of April. 1905.
at about 5;15 a. M. the city of San
FTaR FransisSP was s s15s in1spslx an foiiswed
OF different plaees5 and whereas, the
water maj. mains sIpp,ynbs tb1s '1s IsaS Sy wSs fSs
city at the mercy Of the hamesi and
whereas. the water front OF said city
was the only portion. OF the city where
spread OF the names could be made, the
water from the bay being avatlaple;
and whereas, the engines OF the san
Francisco Fire Department and those
of every person. frm and corporation
and every vessel controlling or carry
ing apparatus for fighting IRE were
fort to prevent the spredd OF the
flames to the wharves and other State
property under the control OF this
crowned with success thus preserving
the water 'front.' the inPortant ana val-
liable asset in the reeuiidtng OF san
Resolved. That the thanks and ap-
probation OF this board be and they
are hereby most heartily rendered 70
all those who BY their snoEts .s eonsslo--
sResolved. That the thanks and ap-
preciation OF this board be and they are
hs5ssy the Nasiona az hs aSard Of caeT
MIA and other military ORGANIZATIONS
engaged in preserving peace ana NAM
tAihfng order along the water 'front.'
during the progress and subsequent TO
the control of said nreS.
sResolyed further, That these resolu-
tions be spread upon the MINUTES OF OF
directed to transmit a copy thereor 70
the San Francisco Fire Department, the
,ryi ri1hot the fIonorabie the Secretary OF
War and the Honorable the Secretary
or the Navy and that q copy OF the
same be printed in the DAILY daily press. - srans-
Secretary Foy was directea 70 srsns- sa;s-
retAry of the Treasury. the. secretary
Of war and the Secretary of the Navy,
The president of the board viii visit
sacraniento tomorrow. 1t Is nov, un-
derstood that the Legislaturs viii ap-
propriate, for the repair OF sas sn rSp- Sp
cisco such a sum as can be wisely ex-
pended prior to the rsgular meet,ns nstt
oi snnliSafion of scott & Magner for
the signment of an entire wharf Tor
hsv was referred to the Chief Wharr-
niger. ....a.
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FOUR WALTERS IN sAx0NY
ARE ANXIOUS TO MARRY
Chief Dinan fn Receipt OF Letter AK
lag for Information to Aid Them
to Secure Wives.

Since the earthquake Chief Dinan
has received all sorts of requests by
letter and telegram. and one OF the
most interesting of all came to him
Yesterday from Saxony, Germany. 1t
was signed by Ernest. Muller Lipart.
head waiter Bahnhof nuremberg,
Wansleben County, Saxony, and trans
lated reads as follows:
II herewith request respectfully in
formation whether there are a few
HANDSOME young ladies in your city
from 20 to 35 years of age free and
later on disposed to marry four well to
do walters, establishing themselves in
the gastronomic business. They are
four capable business men. sober and
upright. Two OF them are ready to
marry Immediately and the other two
later on. II necessary their photo
graphs would be sent. Discretion in
this AFFAIR IL a matter OF honor"
The Chief was puzzled for a time to
know just what to do in the circum-
stances, but finally decided to send a
reply that the time had not yet arrived
for the establishment of a marriage
bureau in connection with the Police
Department.
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cAt,iFoRKIA CANNERIEs
COMPANY SIGNS LEASE
Concern building Plant which VIII
Employ 500 Women and Girls Be-
Einnins July 4.

The California Canneries COMPANY
whose large plant on Brannan street
was recently burned ont. signed a
iaasA Yesterday with the santa r E
RaiIroad Company for twenty years
of the block OF land bounded by Elgn-
teanth and Nineteenth streets and Mln-
i,esota and Indiana streets
Three weeks ago constructor was was
begun on these premises anu spur
track is now being put in over 5ee Ieet
long The cannery and warehouses
now beinE constructed will be COM
niAfed prior to July 1 ready for ae-
five operations for the. coming season,
which are expected to begin about July
4 Thfs will be one OF the largest cam
Ming plants in the country and viii
emplov during othe height of the sea-
son inward OF 500 women and girls
as well as a considerable number OF
The company has also acquired the
cannery at Dixon, Cal, where active
operations will be begun early next
week on cherries and later on early
apricots. The plant in this city will be
ready in ample time to take care OF
the APRICOT crop from the bay counties
as well as of Santa Clara County.
The machinery ordered to equip the
cannery Is now being placed ready for
installation and will have capacity OF
$4,000 cans per day, or total for the
season OF fully 250,000 cases, or about
scot, 900 cans.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

+ Nearly all of. the receipts of Cherries and the
bulk of the arrivals OF Berries from the Watson
willie fegion were rain-damaged and generally I'M
attractive and had to be sold for what buyers
cared TO pay. Large lines of loose Cherries werr
turned over to the Gamers at or near, the inside
1tiotatfon and some Malinda Strawberries had
to be thrown away Cherry Plnns appeared
from vacavilfe and were held at t5e per drawer,
and d box Of early Alexander Peaches, which ar
rived from the same place. on the preceding day,
was sold for 81. yegetables were plentiful and
generally easy. Egg Plant and Ben Peppers
appeared from Los Angeles and sold at 15e and
20c per nound respectively.
FRESH FRUITS-Strawberrie sS@10 pei
chest. for Iongworths aud s2aa for large va
rieties; Loganberries, per chest. S4@G;. Goose
berries, per ID, e@sc, C'irrahts drawer, 5o@8ae
Apples Apples, per. per. box i.75@225: Oranges
per. per- box (rspacked), s2a5. IS; Lemons. per box
ST. 1>50@3; LINES, per ease. S4.5o13; Bananas
bunch 81. .25@2; Pineappes per dozen, $2d4.
yEGETAB lES-Potatoes, T5c@s1 per sack
fer; river. and 65c6ls1 .per ell for Oregon: dc
new, ctl. S1d1 go; Onionst per ctl,'s S3.3eQ
for Australian; do new red. per sack, 65@Stle
Asparagus per box. s1.75@s: Rhubrrb, box, sos
al. %; Peas. per sack. 75e@$l: String. Beans
per H. 2d4c: Cucumbers. box. sl@l.5o; Sum
mer SQUASH box. 81 al 30, Cabbage, per cti
73c: Carrots, per sack 75c; Turnips. per ssck
75c: Garlic, per lb. 4@5cs I.etsnce per dozen
tOcs Canfifower, per dozen 4oAi5ec.
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the closing of the May deal. Trading
in that option was light. and because
of. moderate profit-taking the price
2ldc a bushel, declining from
size, the opening price. to Sc the
close was S2kc. The market has had
a somewhat steadier tone during the
last hour because of: covering by
shorts July opened a shade to IS a ne
lower at 825s G82M sold off TO Slss q
SIAc and closed 1ac lower at S2 QS2 1sc.
The corn market was easier at the
opening because Of large local receipts.
The market, however, quickly rallied
and held firm for the remainder of the
session. There was an active general
demand for the. greater part Of the
day. while. offerings were light: An
advance of u to: e lin the price of
cash corn strengthened the market
materially. The close was firm. July
opened Ac,,to Sc lower at 4S1z @4Sssc c,
advanced to 49Ac and closed >lsc to
II c. higher at. 49@49sc.
ed a lower at s3Ac, sold between
1890 and 33 and: closed. 1sc. to Il C
lower at SO p G337sc. =.
Hog receipts ait. the principal pack
ing centers were considerably in
creased today, and consequently provi-
.stons opene weak. Toward the middle
Sof the day; the market became steadier
ON a fair demand By a local packer AT
the close July pork was off 2la @6c; /;
lard was down 715c: and ribs We're Z y c
lower.
Tie leading futures ranged ss follows
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
sUMMARY.

silver and exchange about as. before.
Local stocks and bonds quiet.
Cash wheat Arm and futures higher.
Barley, oats and corn unchanged.
sale Of surplus relief flour attracting
general attentfon.
Hay market. hampered by. slow rail
deliveries.
Beans stiIl meeting with fair de-
mand.
eAerries and berries damaged by
rain.
Peaches and cherrs, plnms from Vaca-
willie In market.
Butter and eggs closely cleaned up
and firm. Cheese weak.
Meat market uneIrnnEed. Poultry
dull and weak. .:-
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settle II shipments came forwslu % d1reeteu
orr market would be fully and satisIactorlly sup
t,lied hit owing to the congesteu condition or
the tracks here Hay can ~ prVuSn. ~ Ia only as
nnn,har of cars. some of which were shipped
weeks ago have not yet been marketed We
are siepending very largely on the water for
our supplies although our natural marKet is IN
..Shipments during the past week show total
of 23O0 tons in comparison with 2os2 tons for
last week and $3.50 tons this week last year.
1t is still very evident that the consumption sum OF
ton will probably continue Tor many months to
..one car of new volunteer Hay, was marketed
on Saturday last 1t proved to be or excellent
qualitybright clean ana grsTa gaae vii, H. ppoo ea,
in, as the recent heavy rams nave unuonptedy y
ruined the volunteer crop a.. it as impossible to
report the full extent OF the aaus aannse from me
weather much Of fhe sown Hay will be saved.
Prices b6id without material change and will
probably slow no weakening until the freight
blockade Is relieved or the new crop ready for
shipment By. water.
MIDDLINGs -S2I @s0 per ton
SHO1tTSAS21 0122 per ron.
FEEDSTUFFS =. Rolled Barley, $24@e6:
per ton; Cocoauut Cake or Meal at mills, So;
In i0 and Sa35 so In 5 ton lots; 1obbing. $24;
Corn Meal. s2S@29: Cracked Corn, $29@30;
Mixed Feed so4@25: Horse Beans. nominal
Broom Corn Feed. zoe per en-; sao A, AIaifa Meal,
falfa, sl9.5 i'll car lots aud $50 In smaller
spHh.i- HaYMchoice wheat Hay, s1o@i7 per ton
Good Wheat Hay sl4@l5 ot1er sn05Sa graaaes a Wneat
Dat, sio@ $50; Wild oat. ssali.So; Alfalfa.
sTRAw-per bale. 4e@55c. :
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General Merchandise.
GRAIN BAGS-9M@l0c

GRAIN BAGS--9h 0l0c.
slss ss sss sG &C. Yss Yss. tse ssr
Hill. $3.50: Roslyn, ST. Coos Bay, $3.50; Rich.
n sacks Pennsylvsnia .GthTasI,e M snsa,s Egg sly
bulk and slo in sacks Rocky Mountain descrip-
tions. $3.50 per Short ton,
OILS-Quotatlons are for barrels; for cases
-add &c: Linseed. 52c per gallon fof boiled and
sslers Bal a1F essss Sassor Ico
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China mt, casesy $50
Tse per gallon. Coeoanut OIL, in barrels. 5Sc
ed winter Sperm OIL e5c; natural winter Sperm
OIL, 63c: extra beached winter Whale Oh,
60c natural Whale OIL 55c; extra winter
strained Lard Oil. soc; No. Lard -Oil, Toe:
Pure Neatsfoot OIL, zoe; No / Neatsfoot Oil,
Fish OIL s5c;s Paint Oil. $5c
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.---Water White
Coal Oil, in bulk, 101ac: Pearl OIL, In cases.
Esnt a se Eoe.ns I Star m stove ssf
bulk, 1Gisc; In cases, 23c; Motor Gasoline, in
bnlk, 16i4c; in cases, 23c: No. ! Engine Dis
tlllate. iron barrels or drums, SCI NO. DO, 6laci
cases, 6Iac more: Benzine. in bulk, l21ac; eases,
l9c; sG-degree Gasoline, in bulk 2oc; In cases.
TuRPENTINE--ssc per gallon Id cases and
s2c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, SQShc
per ID; White Lead, sQs1ac. according to guam
SucAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com.
pany quotes, net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4sOc; Powdered, 465c; Candy
lated. 4.5sc; Beet Granulated lloo-ib bogs only
1850; Confectioners' A.. 45oc; Magnolia a,
4. .i5c Extra G, 4.Q5c: Golden g. se5c; D, 3.s5e
II. & +. Crystal Dominos. 7.55c; Tablets. half
sob bsss oc oAes salfsbis Ds a5c and boxes sSs
more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less than 10 barrels or its equivalent.
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Hides. Tallow and Wool.

Mail reports from Nevada say that Woo
buyers there have reduced their bids from i9t
TO 15c since the fire. stating that unsettled
financial conditions here following the ire have
prevented them from operating on the former
basis.
; HIDES-Culis and brands sell about 1s6z1e
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers. he:
heavy and lae for light: stags. shc;. ,saltci
ip. 13c; Salted Veal, .l31sc: Sailed Calf, lac;
dry Hides 22c; dry Kip. zee: dry Calf 24ei
Sheepskns. shearlngs, 20@40c each; short
Wool. '50aT5c each; medium. 90eQsi l0; long
Wool, sl;95@2; Horse Hides. salt. s3@3. rs fol
large and S2.75 for mediihi. s2:25 for small and
zoe for Colts; Horse Hides. dry, se@2,25 foi
large and 81 .50@1.75 for medium 81 .25 foi
small and 5oe for Colts Buckskins4.Dry Msxi
can. 35c; dry saitcd Mexican, DC; dry Central
American, 3Thc. coatsklns-prime Angoras.
75c;s extra large do, s1.25; large 5oci medium,
soc; small. 3jc.
TALLoW--No.. rendered 4lk@4Nc IL ~bbls;
in cans and drims nc less; No. ., 4G4Aci
Grease 30b3IAc,
woOL--Fali clip Northern free. la@l5c: do
defective, 11@14c; Middle County, free 126D14c
do defective. s@l1c; San. JOAQUIN and South
ern, sG11c; San Joaquin Lambs, 14@l6c; do
defective, e@12c. per n. Spring elip-sar
months 14@lSc; Middle County, free, 22G
24c; do, defective, 1SQ20c; Nevada, 22@23c PEI
mound.
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Nrw York sfock NIarket.

AEW YORK May 8I.-interest in to-
DAY stock market was confined to
special stocks. The market as "a whole
Was unchanged from the duh and HIST
less trading Of last week. Some of the
movements in Special stocks had nomf-
regarding plans for the: companies.
Others were without +eNplana ton .hSa-
Eond She character OF the. buSlng. me me
Identity of some Of the large operators
in the stocks newly active was the
same as the active factors. in some OF
the trading movements last week. This
led 10. the assumption that the dealings
were designed 10 sustain the market
during its period of dullnesss Such was
the effect OF todGy's speciaf movement Is
while they were occurring. The eject
was very moderate even then an lost
some Of its force afterward, when q
dropping tone developed. The strength
OF St Paul was connected with Suppo-
Sitious regarding the plans for ffnanc-
ing its Pacific Coast extensions: Il. WAS
asserted that buying of the stock wa $
based upon knoyyledgss mat at arfan aasl gS Z.
adequate resources for compile ting. that
werk Money market developments
were OF some Importance. but seemed
70 have little effect on the stock speeue
lation. San Francisco again sent heavy
Temittanees TO New York by telegram
through the sub b-treasurN,, the days
time some $1,000. coo was sent from New
Nerk TO Canada. representing the funds
due 10 the drain TO san Francisco. Con
ditions in the foreign, exchange -Jnarltet
was greatly confused by the contradic-
tory information regarding the United
States Treasury attitude in the policy
Of aiding gold imports by Government
deposits. Finally the deposit of bonds
for the withdrawal Of 81 l.5e0, 600 by the
National City Bank was allowed on the
Ereund that the arrap cement for the
gold - be Imported antedated- the de-.
cision to discontinue the practice for.
the reseut. This decision is explained
40 ing due TO the present sufheient
SUPPLIES fer the gnQneN market. doing
away with the emergency condition
waicl prompted the adoption Of the
praCtice in the first place. Money WIS
freei,- offerc6 cu1 cali. especially by
b8 ke.s concerned in the Pennsylvania
note Issue and the tone was easy IA
spite Of the. arafions for the Jun e.
DE- N.slsall rs. and for the Chicago and
NortiiR- estarn stock subscription pay
lne1lts-- tomorrow. Pennsylvania was
heavy throughout ard weakened sharp.
ll~ a. oRe time with the circulation OF a
~ eS that the placing OF sbonds in
- had fallen through. The denial Of
rs .aOf failed TO rally the stock and
Il reacted when the directors ao~
isl1d without any announcement of a
for financing its eXtension- The
4 these TWO incidents. was 10 ina
ia cadvances and to make the clos
in -Hn. easy.
Sonds were irregular. Total sales
par value 81 45o 800.
United states old As advanced y per
cent on. call
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FILLMORE STREET BOASTS
ITs FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Doors Are Opened while Hammers He-
sound and Workmen Toll TO Com
plete surroundinG Structure.

Fillmore street now has nationai
hank In operation. The United states
National that was doing business az
Market and Fourth streets prior 70
porary quarters since the fire at 1900
Geary street, opened it's new doors at
the southeast corner of Fillmore ana
were working overhead on the second
story Of the wooden structure tnat
houses the United States National
Painters were impartially distributing
sanrsles Of paint as they hastened to
put on the finishing touches
Tellers and others lined up IN front
of pine counters that were still 1nno-
cent OF paint and still had the fresh
smell of planed boards. The circum-
stance deserves notice for the reason
that this Is the first national bank ever
pected happenings of last month sud-
dendy caused to become the busiest
thoroughfare now in San Francisco.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, May 31.-Sentiment in the
wheat pit was bearish the entire day
thrown upon the market. Weather
conditions throughout the United
states were favorable to the growing
CROP In the Southwest. where the
harvesting is in progress. the weather
was clear. while in the Northwest there
were light rains. In Illinois, Missouri
and the Ohio Valley the Weather Bu-
reau reported beneficial showers. News
from abroad was also bearish The
market at Liverpool was dull and de-
pressed on a poor shipping demand.
Cheaper argentine offerings and esti-
mated record breaking crop in India.
Little excitement was manifested in
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

The Flour market rules very firm and in view
of the rising tendency in prices of the raw gra IN
seme dealers were expecting an advance The
sale OF the relief surplus or 80, 900 barrels for
immediate export is exciting a good deal Of
talk on Change and is the feature Of the mar
ket at present.
FLOUR-Californfa Family Extras s4G5m
g. 10, usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 3OeD4 co:
Oregon and Washington, S350414 per barrel.
FARINACEOUS GoODS-Prices In packages
ore as follows: Graham Flour. 1925 per 100
Flour, ss; Corn Meal $275; extra Cream do.
So. 75: 0at Meal. s45004.75; Oat Groats. S4 75:
3Hominy s375G4; Buckwheat Flour, $l5om
4.75: Cracked Wheat, $3.75; Farina. A. 50.
Whole Wheat Flour, $3.50 Rolled Oats bhls'
sT@s; 10 sacks, Sc: :5o01 50; Rolled Wheat, bbIs.
$3.50; in sacks. s4.l0; Pearl Barley So; Split
pounds.
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Rn.ttrr. -Cheese and Eeus.

There was continued frmness ia Butter and
Eggs yesterday, there being a good speculative
cleaned ups California INT Cheese remained weai
at the previously quoted rate, though holders
were not trying to urge business. On the ex
change size was the highest bid for fats.
Receipts for forty-eigh hours were 1900 lbs
Butter 1900 lbs Cheese and 9s6 cases Eggs.
The official quotations as established by sales.
bids and offers on the hoor oof the Dairy Ex;
change are as follows:es
BuTTER-Fresh creamery extras, Isc per ft
steady; do Hrsts.. lie. steady: seconds. lBe.
steady: packing stock. steady at 15c for No /
and IA nc for No. ..
CIfEESf--Caifforhia new nats Zoe per Ib.
weak; Young Americas. 1ocs steady; New York
storage. 1shc. steady.
DOZEN firm. frstss 17ce Arm; seconds Ice.
firm,
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Kfiled by TRAIN.

Salvatore Dimicelli, 1aborer EN-
ployed by the Southern Pacific Com
pafiy on its Bay Shore CUTOFF, was in
stantly killed at Channel and Msrrimac
and several other laborers were stand
ing on a .fiatcar when an engine
bumped into it. He was Knocked to the
ground and nefose the & car could @
and crushed to death. He resided al
211 Roanoke street.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May .31.-The London
tin market declined sharply, with
prices showing a loss of about "a 5s 20
Is. as compared with the quotations Of
last Tuesday being quoted at f181 los
and fiS1 los for spot and futures, re-
spectively. The local market was weak
and lower in sympathy with spot,
quoted at $39.50M39.75.
Copper also declined in London, clos
ing at fS5 for spot and f84 los for fu-
lures The local market was un-
changed with lake quoted at S1S.1s a M19:
electrolytic, S1S37ha m1S.75, and cast
ing at $1S.25 G1S.37 y,
Lead was unchanged in London at
f16 15s. Locally the market was quiet
with spot quoted at s5.75 "a 5.95.
Spelter advanced 2s Cd to f27 12s Cd
in London. The New York market was
steady and about FIVE points higher at
$5.9O@$6.
Iron was lower abroad, with stand
ard quoted at 49s Sd, and Cleveland
warrants at 49s I I'D. Locally the mar
ket was unchanged.
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Meats and Poultry.

Receipts Of Poultry were light but the de
mand was likewise and the market remained
dull and weak for everything except large younc
chickens witch .r formed but small percentags
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. $4jO6s7; OH
BOOSTERS, 50. 500 40; young BOOSTERS. S8GI.5n
Fryers. S3.50M5; large Broilers, $2.56613 so
Pigeons. 81 Squads. Sl6lf.25.
FRESH MEATS-Wholesale rates per pound
from slaughterers TO dealers, are as follows
Beef 5ib6tGe for Steers and &c for Cows
Veal. 6@Gisc for large ANA lose for small
Mutton, S19 acc for wetnerS and T1s0se TO.
Ewes; Lambs, 9@9Ee; Dressed Hogs, gt5 dllec
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u,ra,r-r pensea : New TRIAL.

A decision was handed down by the
Supreme Court yesterday denying
new trial to Thomas =. Fallon, con-
victed in the Superior Court OF murder
and sentenced TO be executed Fallon
shot and killed his wife. Agnes. in a
room in a lodging-hOuse at 949 Mission
street on April 1, 1904. She had COM
menced divorce proceedings few days
before the tragedy.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion,
Wheat and. other GRAINS.

WHEAT-While there were no transactions
OF any consequence In spot Wheat yesterday, the
market ruled strong, with holders very firm in
their views. Futures were higher, but in the
absence of important business prices for cash
grain were Unchanged.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, s1.so@135; California white
fornia. 81 20d1 %: Northern Club 81 3DQ1. .32is
Northern Buesten, $1.3Th 11.40; Northern Red,
si.32is g1.35 per ell.
FUTURES
Morning Sessoa210 TO 10 O'Clock.
DeeemberNo sales; si.ss bid, si.ssH asked.
No afternoon session.
BARLEY-The settling up of May contracts
occupied the attention of the Barley men yester-
day and as result there was very little trading.
The December option was lower and the spot
market continued very weak, with buyers and
sellers still atsvarlancc.
CASH BARLEY
sI.o5@I1o for common and $1.1o@1f5 for
good tet choice feed.
FUTURES.
Morning Sesslon-1o to II o'clock.
Open. High. Low. Close
December s6l4; s6h 9e 96
No afternoon session.
OATS-'rhere is sery little doing 10 this grain.
quoted rates Stocks OF all descriptions are
Red, si.so@i4o for poor to fair s1.45
Gl.55 FOR good and s1.GQ@i.70 for choice
White. 81, ,05@1.I5; Black. s1.40@1. .421a per ell.
CORN-Was Offering freely on the sample
tables, but There were. no sales reported and the
quotations were nominally unchanged
California. $i.55ml.G0 for small round vel
low; Western, mixed. $i.321a; yellow, 81 300
i.35; white, $1.35@1.40 per ctI.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
Receinfs of Produce.
r,rE sToCK MARKET.

Business was very dull on the Stock
and Bond Exchange yesterday. Shares
were neglected and sales of bonds were
only $4,000.
The mining stocks were also quiet,