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roads-Atchison, sS1h do ptd, 1924: Bos-
ton & Albany, 253; Boston & Maine, ll9;
Boston Elevated. 15419; Fitchburg pfd.
l3s; Mexican Central, 221s; Y, n II '&
neous-Amer Arge Chem. 25; do pfd, "a;
Amer Pneu Tube, 1875; Amer Sugar, 1876:
do pfd, 1876; Amer Tel & Tel, 1877; Amer
Woolen, 81 do pfd, 1884, Dominion Iron
& Steel, 3ol5; Edison Electric Illum, .246;
Massa chusetts Electric Is; do pfd, S5;
ll0E; United Shoe. Mach, 81; do pfd. 80,
u S Steel. 402a; do pfd, 1854; Westing-
house Common, n. Mining-Adventure.
G; Allouez, 3S1z: Amalgamated Copper,
ham. 35: Calumet & Hecla. 7O0 Centen-
niai, 21; Copper Range. 761a; DAILY West,
is; Franklin. 171k; Cranky. 12A; Greene
Con, 2SB; Isle Royale, 20: Massa chusetts
Mining. St; Michigan, 1874; Mohawk. 64G:
Montana Coal & Coke, Sas; North Butte.
9S1z; on Dominion, 411A; Osceola, 10; Par
rot, 271s: Quincy, 81; Shannon, So; Tam
arack. 1c2; Trinity 9: United Copper.
fSs4: L S Mining, 571s: U S Oil. 12; Utah.
81; Victoria. Z; Winona, 81; Wolverine
London Closing Stocks
Consols for money, So 9-16; do for ac-
count. S9Fs; Anaconda, 1875; Atchison. 9l9s;
do pfd, 1854; Baltimore & Ohio. nU7s;
Canadian Pacific, 164H: Chesapeake 81
Ohio, 60ss: Chicago Great Western. 20;
Chicago, Nil & St Paul, 17S1s; De Beers,
17N; Denver d. Rio Grande A; do pfd, 80:
Erie. 44%l do 1st pfd. soy; do ID pfd. 70i&;
Illinois Central. 1T71s; Louisville & Nash
vile. 149la; Missouri. Kansas & Texas,
35A; Now York Central. IA; Norfolk &c
Western, 81 do pfd. "a; Ontario &
Western 51sz; Pennsylvania, 6SA; Rand
Mines. SIS; Reading, 677s; do 1st pfd, As;
do I'd pfd, AZ; Southern Railway, 3Sa!; do
pfd, 103; Southern Pacific. 66A: Union Pa
cific9 153A do pfd, 9S; u Steel 42jl: do
pfd, 1QS7s; Wabash, 211s; do pfd, At; Span
ish is. 937s.
Bar silver-Quiet; 31Nd per ounce.
Money-2Kd3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 35s per cent and for three
months bills 9-1e per cent.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY. MAY IS.

John d. Schehr to Mary H. Schehr,
lot on s line Of Oak street 1s5 w Of Bu-
chanan. w 27;s by 10. Western Addition
block rs; gift
Domenco Cassassa to Anna Cassassa,
lot ON line Of O'Farren street. 1926
feet s7s q nerss a5 10y " Western ls7 addon E
block 43o; also lot on s line OF Eighteenth
street. 25 w Of Noe, w 26 by s IS, Mis-
sion block 80; gift
Garrett @. and Mary ]. Sweeney to Nell
ESQ w Of Lyon. w 25 by N 275. Western
Addition block so4: also lot on nne
OF North Willard street. 80 Of
Aasos ns of MeSster ss BY ea0 of of SoS
Willard, E 26:6 by n 1855. Western Ad-
dition block 1871; also lot on N line OF
McAllister street, 40 d Of North VII
w S2:s. 1868. Western Addition block
7S7; also lot on SE corner Of Fair Oaks
and Eighteenth streets. 27:10 by 8 101.
Mission Block IS; also lot on line Of
b 27 by 1o1, Mission Block rs; also lot
6. block 4s4, Bay View Homestead As
ISOLATION; SO.
Mary J. Sweeney to Garrett e. Sweeney; ;s
q Of Fair Oaks. E "a by 8 1o1. Mission
Block 70; $40.
Angelica Beckah to Walter I. Beckah.
lot ON q corner Of Third and Stevenson
streets, SE SO by ND 57:6. 10ob 354; gift.
Same to Gustavus G. Beckah. lot on Sc
line OF Market street, 17S sw Of Fifth.
sW rs. by Sc 100. 10ob ssoi gift
John D; schehr to Mary y. schehr. lot lot
Of FOLSOM, Sc 20 by SW sb. 1oOb 400;
gift
vale Homestead Association; gin.
Joseph L. Konrad to Mary l. Konrad-
lot on w line Of Harper (BartletD street,
2a0 Of Grove. 8 90 by w 100, lots Is
and IA. block "A. Paramount Land; $40:
Same to same. lot % on e II line e. Of {, NSs No
block "a, Fairmount Land; $40:
WEDNESDAY, MAY L.
Henry ]. Shillcoclx to Carrie b Bur
CESS, lot on s line Of Haight street, s1:S
Addition block 51s; SO.
Malachi H. Craig to Margaret Craig.
lot on E line Of Folsom street, 21o OF
Twentieth. rs by p 12s. Mission Block
ignacia S. de Sarabia to Clara E Ron
COVERT, lot on 8 line OF Hinckley street,
62:s of Dupont. d sb by 8 b7:6, bo-vara
William q. Jackson to Margaret L
Jackson, lot on 8 line Of street. 7io
w OF Ninth avenue, w IS BY 100, Out
side Lands Block 76o; gift
Sol Getz s. Sons to Robert and Maggie
avenue, rs NV Of Moscow street, NV
% by sw 100. Excelsior Homestead
Block "a; SO.
tenet, lot ON N line Of Coso avenue and
w boundary line lot &s. gift map 8.
100, p 80, s OIL. thence 50 feet, thence
100 feet to w boundary line Of lot as,
OIL, lots 4s. 10. 81. "a. SO and 6s, gift
map 8, $40.
JEFFERSON Martenet to Marie L. Marte-
net, lots As to 81. "a, 56. 5S, "a and 20.
gift map g.: gift.
George NJ. Mitchell and Thomas NJ
Gardiner to Jefferson, Marie L and Ran
dolph w. Martenet (reconveyance re-
corded May 16. 1900. lot "a, gift map 8.
BUILDING CONTRACT.
| James Gigg (owner) with Logan z.
Reed (contractor), architects Armitage
& Lowell-House moving and all work
| for three dwellings moved and raised
with story and basement, on NE corner
| of Geary and Aveny streets, q "a by y
125; s16.s10.
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Hides. TaIIow and Wool.

The market for wool Is gradually
working into shape, and there Is fair
movement already reported In shipping
channels, Boston being the heaviest
buyer Spring clip Valley wool was
quoted at 16@1so yesterday and Nevada
stock was reported firm at 22923o per
Hides and tallow were quoted firm at
previous prices. ,
HIDES-Culls and Brands sell ABOUT
@1c~ under quotations. Heavy Sailed
Hides, 12c for heavy and 12c for light;
Stays. SIC; Sailed Kip. 13c; Salted Veal.
I3 1-2c; Sailed Calf. 14c; dry Hides, 22c;
dry Kip, 20c: dry Calf. 24c; Sheepskins,
shearlings, 20040c each; short Wool BOG
75c each: medium. s0cGs1.1o; long Wool.
s1.2502: Horse Hides. salt. sS4325 fol
large and s275 for medium. s2.25 for
small and soc for Colts; Horse Hides,
dry s2@2. 25 for large and S1.60Q1.15 for
medium. $1.25 fo- small and soc for Colts.
Buckskins-Dry Mexican, 35c; dry salted
Mexican, 26c; dry Central American,
81 1-2c Goatskins-Prime Angoras, 75c;
extra large do, s1.25; large. soc; medium
Soc; small. Csc.
TALLOW-No. l rendered, 1-204 SAC
IN bbls; in cans and drums, lac less;
wooL--Fall ciip.Northern free, 1s9
ty. free. 12@14c; do, defective. s@11c;
Joaquin Lambs. 14916c; do. defective.
s912o per ID. Spring clipISan Joaquin
and Southern, Ia months, 14916c; do
months, 1401Sc; Middle County, free.
22@a4o; do, defective. 10000; Nevada.
22623c per h.
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New York Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May 21.-There were evi-
dences Of speculative realizing or liqui-
dation in the London tin market again
today, very sharp break being reported
in prices, which closed between go los
and 210 lower. at Elsa for spot and
&178 for futures. Locally the market
was weak and unsettled. with spot quoted
at S4O@41.
Copper was also lower IN London, clos
ing at 2S4 12s Sd for spot and at 2S4 for
futures. Locally the market was un-
changed. with lake quoted at $l8.75Q19;
electrolytic, s1s.371a91S75; casting. s1S.25
Q1s.371h.
Lead was unchanged at s5.75Qe in the
local market. In London prices were also
unchanged at 416 It's g.
Spelter was unchanged at a26 It's Cd
in London and at $5.909e locally.
Iron was slightly higher in the English
market. with standard foundry quoted
SOS 90. Locally the market was un-
changed, with No. 1 foundry Northern
quoted at s1S.75Q19; No. foundry North
ern, s1826Q18.50; No. Q foundry South
ern. sl7.756lS
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FINANCIAL And commercial

the resumption of banking is expected
TO be made in the wrecked city by the
mlddle of this week this movement is
not expected to run much further and
an early return movement is looked for
when the banks have opened and salts
lied the demands Of depositors. The
movement Of sterling exchange in New
Aork old not point to an early resump-
ton of the gold import movement There
We're sharp reactions in the London
market for copper and tin, and the cop
per group of securities felt some SYM
pathetic effect owing to the extent to
which the rise in the metals has af-
fected the speculation in the stocks of
that group. The wheat market showed
some speculative operations based on the
dry weather in the crop regions, but this
was of small influence in the stock
market. Railroad traffic officials assert
ed that mercantile activity in their ter
ritories indicated a spirit of confidence
in the crop outlook. The dull and life
less character Of the market held up to
the closing.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales (par
value), s1,650, 900.
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Meats and Poultry.

The market TOT dressed meats Is Hber-
ally supplied. and cows. large veal and
lamb are slightly lower. Dressed hogs
rule very firm under a good demand
among packers, but prices are expected
to break before long, as the receipts ere
steadily increasing. There was no mar
ket for poultry yesterday. there being
practically no supplies available.
POULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. S460QI
young BOOSTERS, s5@7; Fryers. s4@5i
Broilers, s1.75@3.50; Pigeons, S1G1.25;
Squads, $1.25@1.50.
FRESH MEATS-Wholesal rates per
pound from slaughterers to dealers.
are as follows: Beef, 1906 lac for
steers and &c for COWS; Veal, 6@6Ac
for large and 7@8c for small: Mutton.
S1b09c for wethers and 7k4Sc for
ewes; lamb, 91z Q10c; Dressed Hogs, 91a
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SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS.

Sterling Exchange lower
large crop Of Coffee expected.
Formal resumption OF Grain trade on
vs. Ncd--esCay.
Western White Corn frmer. Barley
Woa--
Wheat and Oats very strong.
Flour and AIiilstuefs selling off well
Hay steady. Feedstuffs weak and un-
settled
Bcus moving well. with prices ir-
regular
GOOD demand for all fresh Fruits.
Cid Potatoes and Onions dull and weak.
Butter firm. Eggs steady and Cheese
veal
Dressed Meats in liberal supply and
Wc.---.
Wool firm ard in fair demand.
Hide and TaliOw markets continue
strong.
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.Ner York. stoek Marker.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-The stsgna-
ton OF the trading IN stocks today was
fell 10 the smallest aggregate for any
day this year Professional room trad
ers allowed themselves TO become dis
coUraged over the possibilities Of profit
able operations IN view of the profound
neglect Of the market by the general
public, and their operations fell TO small
proportions. What little speculative In
terest there was among the chronic trad
ers was largely diverted to the days
favorfte sporting event which was the
subject Of more discussion and appar-
emily IS much. financing as any market
security The only stocks in which ap-
were the specialties subject to individ-
ual causes. These were OF the slightest
effect on the general list. which drifted
Risnlessiy in one direction and then the
other. or with sluggish price currents
running IN opposite directions al the
same time. There was an abullition in
the high priced anthracite coalers Of a
kind familiar in that quarter Of the
stock list This was IN response TO a
z proclamation from a highly successful
epeculator IN that group Of stocks OF his
estimate OF probable future prices to be
touched BY these stocks.
Distiliers' Securities rose on the re-
ports OF prospects for the enactment OF
the free alcohol bill American Locomo-
tive was affected by rumors IN circula-
ton OF a possible merger with the Cen
eralE Electric Company. These are the
principal examples Of the market. The
general tone. So far as II was oiscernible
at all was reather heavy. as was almost
inevitably the case in a market OF such
limited demand for stocks. Pennsyl-
vania stock was apparently in good sup
plv and the course OF the investigation
of that company and its heavy borrow
ing Kept ii under some degree Of pres
= sure. The money market continued easy
and dull. the principal inquiry being for
funds- carrying over the end OF the year.
Whilef5 per cent was reported bid for
this maturity. money brokers reported
that most Of the business was done at
cisco through the sub-treasury again
~4founted to over q million dollars. As
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table market old Potatoes and Onions
were dull and weak, owing to the compe-
tstion Of new crop offerings, while all
other descriptions were in fair demand
at good prices.
per chest for Longworths and s406 FOR
large varieties; Gooseberries, 1b, 4@6c;
Currants, drawer. 80Gs0c; Cherries.
box, 60975c: do loose, ID. $3.50 for white
and 6@Sc for black; Apples. box, s1.75Q
ESQ; Oranges, box (repacked), s2@3;
Lemons, box $1.5o93; Lines. case. $3.50
90; Bananas, bunch. s1.25@2; Pineapples,
doz, s2@3.
ETABLESPotatoes. 75c@s1 per
sack for river and 85c9$1.10 per ctl for
Oregon; do new. ctl. $191.25; Onions,
ctl. $1,2591.5o for local and $4,000 for
Australian; do new red. sack, 10000;
Asparagus, box, s1.50@3.50; Rhubarb,
box, $1@1.25; Peas, sack, s1@1,25; String
Beans. ID, 5@7c; Mexican Tomatoes, box,
75c@$1.25; Cucumbers. doz. 5oc@s1; Cab
bage. ctl, 75c; Carrots. sack. 75c; Turnips,
10c; Cauliflower doz 40c
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General MERCHANDISE.

GRAIN BAGS-912 " QlUc-
wellington. $3.50: Seattle. So; Bryant, S.;
Beaver Hill. $6. 80; Roslyn, 81; COOS Say; az;
Anthracite Egg, SIS; Camel, 80 per ton;
Coke, 1150Q13 per ton in bulk and $40
in sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions
s'tSH 'otSfHLsGouotation are for barrels; for
cases add &c; Linseed. 62c per gallon lon Tor or
cases, No. i. Toe; Bakers, ~. cases; ss N2U ;oU
EaM Ion coeoaaus onaa so Oil fnsss IN $50
lon and s5e for Australian extra Wntep
Sperm Oil, 63c; extra bleached winter
Whale OIL, 6Oc; natural Whale Oh obc;
extra winter strained Lard OIL. Toe; NO. l
Lard OIL Soc; Pure u sz Nea6sioHGt Hsrrne 2 Oh OH
zoo. 100 salmon % s Oil s5c: boiled Fish oil, s5c;
raw Fish OIL 35c; Paint OIL. S6c;
GOAL OIL &, GAs6LNIIc A 6I,i Ico ETiMSao5fL PeaTS o
81 Star, % 2oc: Elaine. 2Sc; Eocene. 1sc; Stove
Gasoline in bulk b5,. b5o ,ic n cases ie cases sss
22c; No. / Engine Distillate. iron barrels
or drums, Sc; No. do. SIC; cases. 61ac
more; Benzine. in bulk, 121sci cases. lsc;
86-degree Gasoline, in bulk. 26c; In cases.
TURPENTINlS5o per gallon in cases
and $40 in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE GEAD0ReQ Lead
s@8ho per ID; White Lead. S0S1ec. ac-
" osITGs,aRGThe Tt1s, Western Sugar Refining
Company quotes, net cash: Cubes, A
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 480c; Pow
dered, 4.66c; Candy Granulated. 4.S6c;
Fine. Fruit or Coarse Granulated. 1850;
Rect Granulated (100-lb bags only, 4.35c: +:
Confectioners' A, 4.55c: Magnolia A.
4.15c: Extra c, 405c: Golden c. $3.50; D,
3.s5c; H. g. e. Crystal Dominos. 7.5oc;
Tablets haif-bbls, 5O5c; boxes, $500 per
lb. Barrels and 60-lb bags, 10c; half-bbls
25c and boxes 50c more per 100 lbs for
all grades No order taken for less than
rs bbls or It's equivalent.
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'otal sales 49,. .ss4.5oo
New York Bonds.

L S ref Is reg, 1Oeh; do coupon, 103H;
do IS reg, 1924; do coupon, l02zz; do old
Is reg, 1924; do coupon, 1874; do new As
reg, 12aA DO coupon. 129A; Amer Tobacco
102; dc adj As, 94iz; Atlantic Coast Line
As, ygA; Baltimore & Ohio IS, 1O0as: do
3iss, 95ik; Brooklyn r I CIV As g1z; Cen
trail of Georgia 5s ILL., do 1st inc, 81; do
I'd inc, 30; do Sd inc. SO; Chesapeake &
Ohio AS 1o6; Chicago & Alton 31xs, 10;
Chicago. B & Quincy new As. 1914; Chi,
cago, r 1 q Pacific r r As, 7Sh; do col
5s, 20; c, c. c & st Louis gen As, 10i;
Colorado Industrial 5s, series A, TN; do
IS. series B, 77@z; Colorado Midland As, rs;
Colorado e. Southern As, 93A; Cuba 5s,
JOS; Denver & Rio Grande As. 100A; Dis
tillers' Securities 5s, IS; Erie prior lien
as 161: do gen As, 81; Hooking Valley 4as.
1857; Japan 6s S9%; do I'd series, 9S9;
do As cert, S51k; do 4I1s cert 933s; do 2d
SERIES a2ss; Louisville & Nashville unified
IS. 103: Manhattan consol gold IS. l0iB;
Mexican Central As, 7ek; do 1st inc. 21;
Minn e. st Louis As. 90; Missouri. Kansas
& Texas IS, 102A; do DDS. So; National r
r cf Mexico consol As. s4i4; New York
Central gen s15s. 90: New Jersey Central
gen IS. 127; Northern Pacific As. 1o3a: do
3s. 75is; Norfolk & Western consol As.
a955; Oregon Short Line rfdg As. S5%; Pa
cv 3i1s. 9s; Reading gen As, 1oos; ST
Louis & Iron Mountain consol Is, 113ss;
st Louis e. San Francisco fg 4s. Sc; st
Louis Southwestern con As, SOY: Seaboard
Air Line As, S7ik Southern Pacific as. 93la;
do lst As cert. 96A; Southern Railway IS.
117iL; Texas & Pacific lists. 122: Toledo,
st L & Western As. So%: Union Pacific as.
JOS: U S Steel I'd 5s. 9S; Wabash lists.
113ss; do deb p. 7S%; Western Nd As, Sc;
Wheeling & Lake Erie As, SS1z; Wisconsin
Central Is, 20.
New York Mining Stocks.
Adams Con. zoe: Alice. 81; Breeze, 30c;
Brunswick Con. 6oc; Comstock Tunnel.
15e;. Con Va Min Co, CSC; Horn Silver,
81; Iron Silver. s.; Leadville Con. SC;
Little Chief. &c; Ontario. s215; Ophir. 81;
Phoenix, g; Potos, J5c; Savage. zoe;
Sierra Nevada, 5c; Small Hopes. Csc;
Standard. g.
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Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May A-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 30. 900. Market steady to 100 lower
Beeves. $1oQ6.16; cows and heifers
l75GD5 s5; stockers and feeders. s2.75@
go: Texans, S4Q4.60: calves, S4D640
HOGS Receipts, 10000 Market 1Cc to
15c lower; estimated tomorrow, 24,000
Mixed and butchers. Sc 1906. 40; good
heavy, $63o9S.40; rough heavy. $6.10Q6.7o
sales $680Q6.N
SHEEP-Receipts, 10000. Market strong
to 100 higher. Sheep. s475G6.5o; shorn
lambs, s6.S5Q6.S5.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York MONEY Marked.

NEW YORK. May 21.-AIoney on call,
STEADY, .2G31k per cent; ruling rate, g.;
closifg BID end offered. per cent.
Tine loans steady; sixty days. ~ per
cent, ninety days, ~ per cent; six
months 4%75 per cent
~ pfsnle mercantile paper-5G51z per cent
Sterli ing excllange-Steady at A.S5259J
4S5g0 for demand and at S4.S96 for sixty
eda7s
Posted rstes-s4 s5G4 s65k.
Commercial bills-S4SIz.
Bar silver-7tsc.
Mexican dollars-521kc-
B0n6s-GoveiEme steady; railroads.
heayy
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Visible Grain SUNNY.

NEW YORK, May 21-The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday, May 10, as COM
piled by the New York Produce Esx-
change, was as follows: Wheat 33,613. 900
bushels, decrease 2, 323, 900; corn 225S, ,0O1
bushels, decrease 542 900; oats 10548. 200
bushels decrease 1853. 600; rye $4,000
bushels. decrease 76.000; barley 1,4S7 900
bushels. increase e, 900.
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Butter, Cheese and Eqqs.

The market for dairy goods was mod
erately active. and aside from a slight
decline in California cheese there were
n0 changes in prices on the Exchange.
Butter was reported firm and eggs ruled
steadily at the old quotations. In the
last report mild new California cheese
was enormously quoted at loo per ID.
The quotation should have been 1870.
The receipts. as reported by the Mer-
chants Exchange, were 72.600 lbs butter,
4400 lbs cheese and 615 cases eggs.
The Dairy Exchange quotes as follows!
BUTTER-1Sc per Id for creamery ex-
tras and 15c for No. 1 store.
CHEESE-Per lb, 100 for California
CALIFORNIA EGGS-Per doz, tic.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Nal 2I-The offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted
to II. 007 bales. Merinos were in active de-
mand and touched the highest prices Of
the series. The home trade bought super
secured mediums and coarse crossbreds
and America took a fair supply of medium
to fine merffos and superior greasy cross
hreds at full rates. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal stocks were firm with a good
demand.
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Butter, Cheese and Eooa.

CHICAGO, May. 21.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
easy; creameries, 131z@1S1sc dairies, Is
@17c Eggs, steady; at mark, cases In
cluded, 14h@15c; hrsts. 15c; prime hrsts,
Ice; extras. lshc Cheese. steady, sA
ELGIN, H.. May 1.-Butter-Firm at
$50 per pound, a decline of 1c from
last week. Sales for the week were
677, 900 pounds.
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wheat and other Grains.

With the exception Of Barley. which
was weak under a marked pressure to
sell, everything in the grain line was re-
ported steady to firm. notably Wheat and
Oats, which are higher IN the North
than here. Western white Corn Is firmly
higher market The regular board ses-
sions Of the Grain department OF the
Merchants Exchange VIII be resumed to-
morrow and marked revival or trace
In all lines is expected
wHEAT-California Club, H.30@1. 50;
California White Australian, s1.371 gil
lower grades OF California, SI20Ql.zo;
Northern Club, $130; Northern Bluestem,
81 5Q1.4o;- Northern Red. s1.27h 91-3o
per ctl.
s117h @1.20 for choice feed.
OATS-Red. s1.3o@1.4o for poor to fair.
s1.4601.55 for good and S1.60Q1.7o for
ehclSf for sna ff round Ys-
low; Western. mixed. s1.321A; yellow,
S1.30@1s5; white. s1.3591.4o per ctl.
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Receipts Of Interior Produce.

4460 ar SKIS flour "a ctls wheat, 3081 cts
barley. SAG ctls corn 364 bbls lime. 2S rolls
leather. 1918 hides. 1855 bdls pelts. 112 SKIS
onions, 20 bales wool 3s tons straw. 914
tons hay, 1876 SKIS middlings. 436 SKIS BRAN
From Oregon-460 ctls oats
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Condition Of the treasury.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Today's
treasury statement: Avasiable cash bal
ance. s15S, ,S22 4S4; gold coin and bullion,
$74, ,014.S5S; gold certificates, SAL, ,069, o95.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

EXCHANGE and BuIIIon
Sterling Exchange Is lower.
LOCAL.
Sterling Exchange. so days. - g.. 4.S1&
Sterling Exchange, sight,. - @4.So
Sterling Exchange Cables. - Q4.SoA
New York Exchange, sight,. q
New York Ex.. telegraphic.. %
Silver per ounce. ..... 67%9
Mexican Dollars . q So
INTERNATIONAL.
New York on Paris. 51S72
New York on Mexico. ..... 1874
Paris on London ................
Berlin on London .................
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C. o,,I. wooI Market

ST. LOUIS, May 21-WOOL-Firm.
Medium grades. combing and clothing,
25Q9Oc; light fine. 22@251ac heavy fine,
lS920c; tub washed. 33QS511c.
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New York cotton Market.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Cotton futures
points.
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TICKET OFFICES

San Francisco. Front of Ferry Bldg.
San Francisco Broadway Wharf
Oakland 968 Broadway
8. r. Freight Office Broadway Wharf
G. d. Dunann, q. P. A, San Francisco.
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM, '
ROIrI OGNE

NEIL IAN LINE
NEW YORK. DOVER. ANTWERP, LON
DON. PARIS.
Finland. May 26, June %. Aug. 4. Sept I
vaderIand. June 2. June 80. July 2s. Aug. 25
Kroonland Juno 8. July 7. Aug. IS. Sept. Is
iceland Juno 18, July IA, Aug. IL, Sept.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-QUEENSTO
POOL
Teutonic. May 80, June q. July 25. Aug. %
Cedric. June I. June %. July q. Aug "a
Baltic June g. July 4. Aug. 1. Aug 29
Majestic: June lS. July IL. Aug 8. septes
Oceanic. June 20, July IS. Aug. Is. Sept. II
BOSTON-QUEENSTO
POOL
Arabic. June 7. July 5. Aug. 2 Aug 90
Cymric. June II. July 10. Aug. %. Sept. 20
TtH1a MEDITERRANEAN AzoyRsHHs.
FROM NEW YORK.
Republic. May 81, 3 D. m; Oct. IS. Nov. %
Cretic. June 81. 10 a. m. Aug. 4. Sept. IS
FROM BOSTON. 10
Romanic. June 5. $40 am; July Z. Sept. IS
Canopic. June 80. p. m; Aug. II. Oct 9
C. D. TAYLOR. Pass. Agt- Pacific Coast.
San Francisco. Temporary Office.
5s4 Fourteenth Street. Oakland.
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PORTLAND, May 21.-Clearings, ST.
oil, Ill; balances, s105,S41.
TACOMA, May 21.-Cleartngs, sT25,-
All; balances. SCI. .948.
SEATTLE. May 21.-Clearings. $1,421,-
o64; balances, S2S3,99S.
SPOKANE. May 2l.-Clearings. s7ls,-
261: balances. $50, ,135.
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Toyo Kisen Kaisha

(Oriental 8. s. Coz
Have Opened Their General Ofices az
217-221 Brannan St., San Francisco
Steamers will leave wharf. corner
First and Brannan streets. I .. m. for
Yokohama and Hongkong. calling at
Honolulu, Kobe (Hiogo). Nasasaki and
Shanghai, and connecting at Hong
kong with steamers for Manila, India,
etc. No cargo received on board on
day Of sailing
SIS. Hongkong Maru.Tues.. June 5,1soe
SIS. America Maru--Tues.. July 8. 1905
SIS. Nippon Maru.. Sat. July 2s. 1906
Round trip tickets at reduced rates.
For freight and osrags apply at
ONCE, corner First and Brannan SITS.
W. II. AVERY,
Asst. Gensral Manager.