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Hay and Eeed.tuTs.

The circular Of Scott & Magner Says of Hays:
Arrivals of Hay the San Francisco market
during the past six days have amounted to 2699
tons.
Conditions in the trade have not been salts
factory. 1t has been impossible to obtain sup
ply enough to furnish the demand There is plenty
of Hay being loaded at railroad points. but the
railroad does not bring the Hay in TO San Fran
cisco shipped. During the past week on one
day there were only two cars into San Francisco.
ON another day only three cars, and another day
only five ears. This condition has caused much
Inconvenience to all parties concerned 1t Is i'm
possible TO supply the demand with what con-
sumers need OF the different qualities We had
expected that the New Hay would relieve the sit
ia tion but the recent heavy ins have dam
aged what baled and delayed further baling
and shipping for the moment. Prices on Hay have
continued very largely nonnel as the question
has not been price, but ability to get the Hay Of
suitable quality 10 meet the requirements of the
consuming trade. There has been little in
quiry lately for shipping May, but some orders
could not be killed for the reason that the Hay
was not at hand The trade for Alfalfa Hay il
with dernad about equal TO offerings.
BRAN-S1a. .J0421 per ton.
MIDDLINGS- -$27 a3o per ton.
SHORTS-S2l ar per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, $24@25:
Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots, S3I 80; jobbing, S3S
in 10 and $3.50 in ton lots; jobbing, s24:
Corn Meal, S2s@29; Horse Beans, omnal
Broom Corn Feed. 9oc per ctI; Alfalfa Meal,
carload lots $40 so: jobbing. $50 per ton; Meal
falfa, $40 80 in car lots and $50 in smaller
quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat Hay. si7d1s per ton !.
good Wheat Hay $1j@16; other grades Wheat,
$i3M15; Wheat and Oat. Sl2@l5; Tame 0at.
S14m15; Wild Oat. $10@13: Alfalfa, Sl2. so.
STRAW-Per bale, 30M55c.
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Wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-Owng TO the lack of milling faeil-
tiles al this point the Wheat business is still
centered at Port Costa and trading In the local pit
is consequently light. The market retains the
firmness noted frequently OF late, with occasional
sales for Port Costa account reported.
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 S0@1 .32ih; CaIifornis
White Australian. 81 .4o@1 .421a; lower grades
OF California 81 .206l1 25; Northern Club 81. 80
Qf.32A Northern Bluestem, 81. 40; Northern
Red, 81. 322 al SO per etl.
FUTURES.
Morning Session-l0 to II o'clock
Open. High. Low. Close.
December 81 .30as 81 Boss 81 .30A 81 BOZ
No afternoon session.
BARLEY-Quotations are largely nominal with
the market unsettled and business In spot grain
practically at standstill.
CASH BARLEY.
for efoice feed
FUTURES.
Morning Sesion-10 to IL o'clock.
December-9312c.
No afternoon session.
OATS-There is nothing new to report here
Small lots changing hands at the old quota
tions.
Red 81 3onl 40 for poor to fair, 81 45
@1.55 for good and s1.B0@1. 10 for choice
White, 81 .65@1 .75; Black 81 .4O@1 .421a per
ctl.
C0RN-Holders still asking previous prices,
but buyers aputetic and the market is dull
in consequence.
California, Sl55@1.G 60 for small round yell
low; Western, mixed, 81 .32i9 yellow, 81 .30@
.35; white. 81 35@1 40 per ctl.
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Meat Market.

quoted yesterday.
FRESH MEATS-wholesale rates per pound
from slanghterers to dealers, follows
Beef, 5l296c for Steers and Al @5c for Cows
Veal, 6@61ec for large and 7G5sc for small;
Mutton, sac for Wetbers and 11a@Sc for
Ewes; Lambs, 1a@9c; Dressed Hogs 81 @10e
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 400
40 per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE--Steers, 6@6hc; Cows and Heifers,
AZ @5c; thin Cows 4c per lb.
CALVES-41e @5c per lb for light weight. 4c
for medium and 3 &c for heavy lgross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers, 4la@5c; Ewes, 4@41ac per
ID tgross weight.
LAMBS-4% d5c per lb.
HOGS-140 TO $50 lbs. Nc per ID: 140 lbs
and under. 0Hc: $50 lbs and over, &c; Bears. 90
per cent: Stays. 30@40 per cent. and Sows.
lO@2O per cent on from above quota tions.
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nutter. Cheese and Eggs.

Eggs are still heing stored freely and ms the
receif,ts are decreasing AK Usual at this time OF
the year the market Is exhibiting evidences OF
strength and some dealers are expecting =
higher range OF prices. Eighteen cents was bid
and 2Uc asked for selected ranch tile Ex.
shrnge Yesterday but there were sales.
Cheese was quoted firm at tie recent advance
under a good speculative and shipping demand.
Butter stoed as previously quoted. The bulk
of the arrivals are still going Into storage.
Receipts ware 039O0 lbs Butter, 8600 lbs
Ctaese and 4f3 cases Eggs
The official quotations as established by bids
and offers on the floor of the Dairy Exchange
are as follows.
BIT1TER-Fresh creamery extras 1sc per h.
firm do firsts. lie. firm; seconds, Ice, firm;
packing stock, steady at 151sc for No. /
and 1Ic for No. 2.
Cr1EFSII--Californa new fats, 9lsc per lb,
Arm: Young America, 1Dc, firm; New York
storage. fGlAc, steady.
EG5is-Caiifprnia fresh selected, ice per
dozen, firm; first, 1sc, firm; seconds. tic. nrm.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
View York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June 6.-Money on call
easy 3G315 per cent; ruling rate u
closing bid 81 offered 2 per cent
Time loans easier. so days sQAA per
cent: 90 days A. per cent; six months
81 0444 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper q
~ per cent. $3.50, =
Sterling exchange firm at 1850 q
zg5T5 Tor demand and at 4.S255 q
zS26O for so day bills.
Posted rates s4S3a 4S61z.
Commercial bills s4.S2l4.
Bar silver 66 isc
Mexican dollars Sic.
BONDS-Governme and railroads
erealV
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Nashville. 154&; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas. 36% New York Central, 145;
Norfolk & Western, 90h do pfd. s5;
Ontario & Western. So; Pennsylvania,
6S16; Rand Mines, az; ; Reading, 70 7s;
do lst pfd. Al; do I'd pfd, 40; South
ern Railway, 40A; do pfd. 1oS; South
ern Pacific, 69ss ); Union Pacific, 156;
do pfd, 9S: United States Steel, AZ
do pfd, 1091a Wabash, 22A do pfd,
50; Spanish fours, 93A.
Bar silver-Steady, SO 9-16d per
ounce.
Money-2k a s per cent.
The rate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bills is 3 u Der cent.
The rate of discount in the open
market for three months bills is 3 IS q
31z per cent.
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CURED MEATS-Bacon, 1870 per ID for
heavy, 14c for light medium, 15c for light. 151ac
for extra light and 1Ic for sugar cured: Dry
Salt Sides. I2c Bellies, 13c: Eastern Sugar
cured Hams, l. to IA lbs. 151sc 10 TO 16 lbs
l51ac: II to 20 lbs. 15c; California HAMS IA nc:
Mess Beef. 50 per bbl; extra Mess $3.50: FAM
lily, $40: prime Mess Pork $1,000: extra clear.
$23 Mess, Sl9; Pig Pork, $26; Pigs Feet, So
Smoked Beef, 14c per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at re for California
compound. Sc for Eastern compound and 10Iac
for pure; half barrels, pure, 1oAe; 10-lb tins
11Ae; 5-lb tins II sc; S-lb tins. 11lAc.
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81. 70; Peaches. box, I5c@$1.2J; Apricots crate
$1.5002; Pluins, box or crate, J0c@s1. so; Or
anges. per box (repiekedD, 81 5oM4; Lemons,
per box, S1.50@3: Lines, per case, $450@5:
Bananas. bunch, S1.o5@2; Pineapples per doz
$2@4.
river and 6Jc@S1 per ctl for Oregon; do new
ctl. 9oc@sl. 40; Onions, per ctl. s3.5o@4 70
Australian; do new red. per sack. s0@e0e: As
@S1; Peas, per sack. 75c@l .25; String Beans.
per lb. 3@5c; Cueumbers. box s1@1.50: Sum
mer Squash, box. s1@1 %; Cabbage. per ell,
zoe; Carrots. per sack, 75c; Turnps. per sack.
75c: Garlic. per III. 4@5c; Lettuce, per dozen.
IOc, Cauinower. per dozen. 40a5Oe.
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Rean. and Seeds.

Pinks continue TO decline and rule very weak
under a marked pressure to SELL All of the
other Beans arc reported steady 10 firm. stocks
of most kinds having been reduced to far below
the normal
6n4: small White, SO 20G03 4O large White,
s.. .20I2 T0 Pink 81. coal 30: Red. 81; Lima,
50 ,S06f5. 10.
sEEDs-Brown Mustard. 81 5004 7A; yell
low Mustard. Ss.50@s.I 70; Flaxseed, 50. 50@3;
Canary Gn8Ae ~ Alfalfa l2c: Rape, ~ 6l:c
Timothy 5e Hemp. 5@j4c per III; Mlet, ga
SIZE: Broom Corn Seed. $ao@2i per ton.
DRIED nEAS--Nies, $l.S5; Green Peas,
SO. .25d2. so per etl.
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NICHOLAS BLAKE's NAME Is
ON LIST OF THE MISSING
sister Anxiously Searches For Brother
Who Disappeared ON the Morning
of the Earthquake.

Mrs W. j. Dunn is anxiOusly search
ing for her brother, Nicholas Blake.
who has not been seen since the morn
ing of April IS. He left his home early
on the morning OF the earthquake and
did not return.
Blake lived with his sister at SAT
Hayes street. When he discovered that
the earthquake had arrested the flow
of water and gas ne left the house to
ascertain the trouble. His relatives
waited in vain. but Blake did not re-
turn.
The missing man is a Forester. be-
ing a member of Court SutrO Heights.
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Reccipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Water Stocks Active and Mining Stocks
Selling Fairly.

The feature on the Stock and Bond
Exchange yesterday was the activity in
water stocks, Contra Costa rising from
S44 to $4S, but falling back to s47.25 at
he close. Spring Valley was firm and
also active at s20.3715 a 2O621s Sales
of bonds were $4,000
There was less feature to mining
shares than on the preceding day, but
business was very fair all around. The
variations in the Comstocks were gen
orally toward lower prices, while the
Tonopahs were irregular, with no pro-
nouneed tendency either UP or down.
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Arailnble Grain suppIie..

NEW YORK, June Especial cable
and telegraphic communications re
ceived by Bradstreet's showed the fol-
lowing changes in available supplies
as compared with previous account:
Wheat7-United states and Canada.
east of Rockies, decreased 1,543,000
bushels; af1oat for and in Europe de-
creased 100000; total supply de-
creased 5,543,000 bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada
east of Rockies, increased 1,1S0,000
bushels.
Oats-United States and Canada, east
of Rockies. decreased 100000 bushels.
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Flour and FarInaceous Goods.

All mill products rule firm in sympathy with
the raw grain, with an average demand reported
FL0UR-California Family Extras, 81 65@
$40, usual terms; Bakers Extras, 81 .306l4 so;
Oregon and Washington, SO 50Ql4 per barrel
FARINACEOUS GO0DS-Prices in packages
follows Graham Flour. 1925 per 100
lbs: Rye Flour. s3-I5; Rye Meal So .J0 Rice
Flour SO: Corn Meal. 81. 10; extra Cream do,
50 10; Oat Meal 81. 5oG4. 70; Oat Groats, 81 rs
Hominy. 81 7564: Buckwheat Flour, 81 .50M
4.75; Cracked Wheat. S3.75; Farina, 81 80;
s7@as: in sacks, sc. 5007 so; Rolled Wheat.
bbls., 81 80; in sacks, 81 10: Pearl Barley, Sc;
Split Peas. boxes, $3.50; Green Peas, s.. so per
100 pounds
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Nortl,ern business.

SEATTLE, June 6.-Clearings, S1,510,-
TAT; balances, s2S4.670.
TACOMA, June 6.-Clearings, s47o,-
059; balances, $6S,346.
PORTLAND, June 6.-Clearings, ST.
119,203; balances, s151,366.
SPOKANE, June 6.-Clearings, 1920
03l: balances S1S4997.
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Mixed and butchers s6.sO@652A; good
heavy s6.45m655; rough heavy $3.50 a
G. 40; light s63Oa6.47h: pigs 5000
6.25; bulk Se.4006.50.
SHEEP Receipts $4,000. Strong.
Sheen S4.401D590 lambs S5256660
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Ct. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, June 6.--WOOL-Steady
Medium grades, combing and clothing,
24@2Shc; light fine, 21@23; heavy fine,
16 a 1Sc; tub-washed, 33 q 39c.
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Poultry.

Poultry handlers reported fair inquiry for
large young chickens. SUCH as full-grown young
such stock were quite firm. Small stock was
very dull and Broiiers ana Pigeons could be had
PoUITRY--Per dozen: Hens s4 5oQ7; old
BOOSTERS, So 10674 30; young Roosters, $6aI so:
Fryers s3 506i4 30; large Broers. So 3dn3. 80:
small Broilers, S2@2.50; Pigeons. 81; Squads,
S1Ml.25
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-To-day's
statement of the Treasury balnces in
the general fund shows: Available cash
balance. s161.5o15s2; gold coin and
bullion, S2,7S4,6S6; gold certificates,
S42.o0S,S30.
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Northern wheat Market.

club, F2@73c; bluestem, 1905; valley,
72@f3c; red 70@71c.
TACOMA, Wash, June 6.-Wheat un-
changed Export bluestem, 74c; club,
72c; red 69c.
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Eruita and Xegetables.

The market for fresh fruits continued firm
and active there being brisk demand for
choice offerings of all seasonal varieties. Bpr-
res and Cherries were still In short supply and
cleaned up quickly occasidhal sales Of both be-
ING made in the early trade at prices above the
outside quotations. Royal Apricots we're in good
demand at frln rates. while Prlngles were prae-
cron Anples were Offering Freely bit found few
BUYERS. owing to tile grernnpss Of the offerings
Caofilonpes appeared from the Coacheila Val
Icy but were not sold. having arrived too In to-
Quotations for vegetables showed but little
change from Tuesdays closing prices.
chest for I.ongwvrtlis and seas for large vh-
rieties; Loganberries., per chest. $5@I.
Raspbcrries. per chest, So@l2; Back
per ID. 60fsc; Currants chest. S8dn7 so;
Cherries, box 75cDsi IS; do loose, lb, 6ul0c;
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June Cash quotations
were as follows: Flour. easy; No. 2
spring wheat S1@84c; No. 3, 770S3c;
No, 2 red, SIS z @s71sc; No. 2 corn. so u
@50&o; No. 2 yellow, soy oslo; No.
white, .35@36Mc: No 2 rye. so ~
good feeding barley 42@44c; fair tc
choice mailing. 4S@55c: No. l fiaxseed,
s1.O7 No. ! Northwestern, SHAY;
tract grades, SLIPS; short ribs, sides
tlo6sel. sS;306s40; mess pork. per bbl,
$15.4 As GD16.50; lard, per loo lbs. $50;
short clear sides (boxed), $9.70@9s0;
whisky; basis OF high wines. sl.29.
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Chicaro.

CHICAGO. June s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 10000. Best steady. others
weak. Beeves s4M6: cows and heifers
s1.65di5: stockers and feeders s275@
i. 10. TEXANS $3.7e@ 4.4e: calves $3.50 a.
Hods-Receipts 22,o0o. SC to rye
higher. Estimated tomorrow $4,000.
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Butter. Egg. and Checse.

CHICAGO, June s.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
firm creameries, 14@19c; dairies, 13b
p17c Eggs, easy; at mark, cases in-
cluded, 14c; firsts, f4hc; prime frsts.
15hc; extras, 1Sc. Cheese, steady: 10
ollie.
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

OAKLAND, June 6.-Following are
the sales and closing quotations today
on the Oakland Stock and Bond Elk
change:
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New york Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, June 6.-FLOURr-Re-
ceipts 300 barrels, exports 1900. Dull
WV HREEaSfs feSaa steadH $4,000 bushels
exports 19S,4O0 Spot firms No. red,
"a, nominal elevator; No. red, nominal
f. o. b. afioat: No. l northern Manitoba,
s91s f. o. b, afiost. 1t was a dull day
in the wheat market with an increased
trade and at the close prices showed
favorable crop and weather news, the
market reflected strength in coarse
grains, a big decrease in worlds
s5eses sutsSer 5qS SEA as 95ls e closed closed
S5ssc;. December S57s QS6%c, closed
HOPIsteady.
HIDES-Steady.
PETRoLETM.steady.
CoFEE-spot Rio steady; mild,
steady. Futures closed steady, net un-
changed to points higher: Sales for
the day were reported of 23,500 bags
including June at 5000 5.95c; July So
640c; january e45c; May e75c
SUGAR-Raw, firm; tair refining
1--17c; centrifugal SO test, 8 1890;
molasses sugar 211-16@2 2S-32c; re-
BTTTER-strong; street price extra
creamery, 1874 @2oc; official prices
creameries common to extra. Is a 19 Y c;
Western factory common to firSts, 100
CfHfEEsE-Easy.
EGGS-Unchange
Dried Fruits.
EvAPORATED APPLES-The mar
ket continues quiet and unchanged.
Strictly prime are quoted at lie; choice,
11A q 12c; fancy, q a 12c.
PRUNES-Firm; spot ranging from
rs @SA c, according to grade,
APRICOTS-Unchange choice are
quoted at 12kc; extra choice. $50
1870; fancy, 14@14hc.
PEACHES-In light demand, but
spot supplies being scarce prices are
firm Choice are quoted at lie; extra
choice. 11A Q11l2c: fancy. 11a4 912c;
RAISINS-Quiet with loose muscatel
quoted at So 627; seeded raisins. 5 "A a
10 c, and London layers, $l.5OQs1.60.
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Dried Fruits and Raisins.
Provisions,

RAISINS-Nominal
four Sizes
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Non Ynrk Mininr stnck..

Adams Con. 25c; Alice, $2.45; Breeze,
s0e: Brunswick Con. 53c; Comstock
Funnel, 22c; Con. Cal and Va, S5c;
Horn Silver, 81; Iron Silver, $3.50;
5eadville Con. sc; Little Chief. sc; On
ario, s225; Ophir, 81; Phoenix, &c; Po-
osi. 12c: savage, sac; Sierra Nevada
81. Small Homes. 9Oc: Standard 81
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SALES.

Cal c A.. Pac 9 Borsx. =
al Wine A. 81 50 Psc Tel Co. 10 lo5
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Z
4orn Silver, 81; Iron Silver, $3.50;
seadville Con. SC; Little Chief, SC; On
ario, s2.25; Ophir, 81; Phoenix, &c; Po-
osi. lie; savage. sc: Sierra Nevada,
Boston stocks and Bonds.
Money-Call loans. AZ @5H; time
oans. 5m5H. Bonds-Atchison adjust
lble as, 94Ik; Atchison AS 10l; Mexican
,entral as, 77&. Railroads-Atchison,
20; Atchison pfd, l02 Boston and l. Az
on Elevated. 1873; Fitchburg pfd, 139;
Mexican Central, % II New York. New
Iaven and Hartford, 196; Union Pacific,
cal. 20; Amer Arge Chemical pfd, 99 1s ;
Amer Pneu Tube z1; Amer Sugar. 1885,:
Amer Sugar pfd, 1876; Amer Tel and Tel
1854; Amer Woolen, SS; Amer Wooden
pfd, 1861; Dominion Iron and Steel,
81: Edison Electric Illnm 246; Massa-
chusetts Electric. 201s; Massachusetts
Electric pfd. I0A Massachusetts Gas,
52%; United Fruit, III; United shoe
ofd. 3O7s; Greene Consolidated. zoo 70 u .
q Steel, 4lA; Steel pfd. 106 ss :;
Westinghouse Common, Il. Mining
ed. 1os: American Zinc, 9; Atlantic,
1914: Bingham. s4&; Calumet & Hecla
SS5 q eco Centennial. 2Sk; Copper
Range, 1873; DAILY West. 1eA Franklin,
sachusetts Mining. 8; Michigan, IZ1S
Mohawk, 6S1s; Montana Coal and Coke
Is New Butte, 93 II Old Dominion, 40;
0sceola, IL Parrot. 2S& Quincy. 100;
states Mining $3.50; United States oil
u; Utah. 62% Victoria, tx; Winona,
gH wolverine, 136.
London ClOsfng Stocks.
Consols for money, S91s DO for ac-
count, Sg3s; Anaconda, Ia Atchison.
SO: do pfd 106 u Baltimore & Ohio,
Il2: Canadian Pacific. 1651s: Chesa-
peake e Ohio. 60A Chicago Great
Western 20; Chicago Miiwhukee & st.
Rio Grande. i5&: DO pfd. 90Ni Erie,
4755 10 lst pfd, S1z5: do 2i pfd. "a.
Illinois Central. 1861; Louisville &
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California Stock and Oil Exchange.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
ocrrnlnr ,i..n. -. IL
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

New York Exchange is lower. Silver and Ster.
ling Exchange are fractioually higher.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Alaska p A. so 81 loceanIc Co. =
Asso Oil Co. 40 lrac Aux A. =
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City n e VS.
TOWN TALK

tornado insurance, best. companies.
lowest rates. D. c. Bell Inv st Co. New
offices, Security Bank building.
Souvenir postals, complete line in
views comics, art and city views, at the
Century News store. 6 Third street s.
Four per cent interest on your saw
tngs If deposited with the State Insti-
tuition for Savings, SIT First avenue s..
Quickest and best service on surety
, bonds, burglary and liability insurance.
Fred L. Gray Co., Security Bank
building. "
Never buy real estate without having
the title insured by the Minnesota Title
Insurance & Trust company. Costs lit
tie, worth much.
If you want frst.class automobile
new, top lamps, etc, call on or address
A.. W. Strong, 415 Third street S.
The Journal automobile tours, "See.
Ing Minneapolis ,, = two-hour ride
leave The Journal office at $3.50 am,
1:3O pm. pm. and 1880 pm.
DR.. Montgomery speaks at Fowler
church Sunday morning on the subject.
"What Business Man Says and in
the evening on "In the Other Fellow s
Place.
Minneapolis lodge, No. ~, A. O. U,
", and Banner lodge, No. %, D. of
H., will hold their annual picnic Satur.
day, July q, at the new picnic grounds
at Comma park, between the fair
grounds and Como park.
Wanted-An energetic young man to
canvass and collect for a newspaper on
the road. Must be of good appearance
and address, and an abstainer Of intoxi
eants. References and bond required
Good position for right man. 7l2a
Journal.
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JOKE rs ON ST. PAUL
Milwaukee Advertisers Pay High Trib-
ute to Minneapolis.

Due appreciation of Minneapolis is
nalvely expressed in a circular which
was distributed among the delegates to
the Wisconsin bankers convention last
week at Milwaukee, when they visited
West Allis, q manufacturing suburb.
The bankers from Minneapolis ex-
pressed the opinion that it was the best
disinterested advertising matter they
had seen in a long time. The St. Paul
men were silent.
1.-THE Town of Marvellous Growth, -
the circular is headed: GAS st. Paul
Is to Minneapolis, it continues, $50
will West Allis be to Milwaukee.
when the new shops are completed
more men will be employed at West
Allis than any city in Wisconsin, save
only Milwaukee: Think of it, more men
than any city in the state, excepting
ony Milwaukee. Can you make a mis-
take by investing thereof
The. circular is issued by the Cen
tral Improvement company. founders
Of West Allis. It states that the place
Is booming''
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.EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
BUILDING PERMITS

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
NEW MUSICAL IDEAS
Mrs. Charlotte S. Mann Explains Theo
ries to Minneapolis Club Women.

Mrs. Charlotte S. Mann, a prominent
figure in a new line of musical educa-
tional work, is exploiting her ideas
among the society and the club women
Of Minneapolis. With charming per
sonality and attractive arts Of speech
own belief that for thoro apprecia-
tion Of music, preliminary study is nee
essary.
Mrs. Mann worked out her musical
education plan while doing work Of the
sort in public schools. AS in Montreal
and other cities of the east, Mrs Mann
has been received here with profitable
pleasure and she has found the way
20 the hearts of the women as she has
visited their social and club gatherings.
Practical illustrations Of Mrs. Mann 8
ideas are given by J. S. Duss. the com
poser and director, with his band, which
will be at Wonderland for two weeks.