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Whale OIL, soc: natural Whale On. Sc;
extra winter strained Lard Vi. l5c: %. L
Lard OIL &c. Pure Neatsfoot Oil, 75c.
No. l Neatsfoot OIL. 671ac; Herring Oil.
4oc: Salmon OIL. Csc: boiled Fish OIL. Sc:
raw Fish Oh. 3sc; Paint Oil. 35c.
COAL OIL. GASOLINE. ETC.-Water
White Coal OIL. In bu.--. 1870; Pearl Oil
in cases, lie. Astral. lie: Star. lie. Extra
Star. 20c; Elaine. 26c; Eocene, 1sc: Stove
Gasoline. in bulk, $3.50; In cases. he;
Motor Gasoline. in bulk, 1514c; in cases.
22e; No. l Engine DistiIiate. iron barrels
or drums Sc; No. do. elkc: cases s1sc
more: Benzine. in bulk Pic; cases. 1sc. !.
ss-degree Gasoline, In bulk, 2oc; in cases.
31c.
TURPENTINE-S5e per gallon in cases
and SIC in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead
sQ8iac per lb: White Lead, SQShc, ac-
cording TO quantity.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining
Company quotes. net cash: Cubes A
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.S)c; Pow
dered, s.e5c: Candy Granulated. 1850
Fine, Fruit or Coarse GranuIated, 4.55c:
Beet Granulated tlo0-lb bags only 1850;
Confecttoners' A. 455c; Magnolia A. 4.15c,
Extra C, 4.0oc: Golden G. 395c; d. 3.85c: !:
H. & f. CRYSTAL Dominos. 7.55c; Tablets,
half-bbls. 5.o5c; boxes. 5.3Oc per lb. Bar
rels and 5o-ib bags. 10c; half-bbls 25c and
boxes SOC more per 100 lbs for all grades.
No order taken for less than 20 bbls or its
equivalent.
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CHURCHES To RAISE
FUNDS For benefit
Of FIRE SUFFERERS
Nation S Prcsbyterians VIII Make
Collection Third Sunday
in June.
Congrefa aliOns Whose Houses
Were Destroyed to Be
Given Aid,

DES MONIES. May 2e.-The Presby-
terian General Assembly. in annual ses-
sion here. today unanimously adopted a
resolution calling on the Presbyterian
churches of America to raise $500 900 for
the relief of the churches which suffered
from the San Francisco disaster. The
third Sunday in June. or as soon there
after as possible. is the date fixed for
taking COLLECTION in every church.
The Presbyterian General Assembly to-
day voted to authorize Moderator Hunter
COrbett 10 name a committee of ten min
listers and eleven elders. one Of whom
shall be from the Cumberland Presby-
terian Church in case union is effected. 70
draft plan for consolidating all the
boards of the church into one organiza-
ton. 20 be divided into executive. lsgis-
lative and judicial departments.
A resolution was offered by Dr p.
Trumbull Lee of Philadelphia. memorial
izing Congress to stop appropriations for
sectarian purposes rhis is the outgrOwth
Catholics and LutherHns are receiving
substantial assistance from the Govern
rnent in their religious work among the
Indians. The resolution was referred 10
the committee on bills and overtures, and
it win undoubtedly be adopted by the as
sembly
The assembly, today voted TO combine
with the Hunga rfEn Reform Church and
the Reform Church in the United States
(German) in Hungarian religious work.
The organizations were invited TO name
committees of three each, to serve with
similar committee from the general
church in carrying on the work. About
As, 900 Hungarians come to America year
w. and the desire is to bring them into
the Presbyterian Church
The assembly received charges from
the Presbyterian Church South. from
Greeneviile. South Carolina accuS-
ing the home board OF the
Presbyterian Church North Of offering
Southern churches financial aid to per-
suade them TO change their afiliation.
The Southern church asked that com
mittee be appointed for an investigation
The North church replied by telegraph
that the home board was guilty OF no
such action and refusing to appoint a
committee.
DR.. Edward 8. Young Of Pittsburg
stated that IN the offering Of many over
lures having to do with benevolenees and
the support Of members in sickness he
sees the ultimate organization and main
tensnce of an insurance society whereby
the assessments are made by the church
boards and the distribution. benefits and
premiums conducted by them. The propo-
sition win be discussed by the assembly.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, May 22-The Boston wool
market is without special feature, the
tone being quiet, with prices firmly held.
Dealers are approaching the new clip with
scant stock in hand. Old territory stock
IS practically exhausted. Fine clothing is
held at about zoe and fine medium at
66Q6Sc and halfbiood at 6S@70e. Pulled
woods are dull. Australian crossbreds
and merinos are moving moderately and
are in strong position. Territory quo
tations follow:
Idaho-Fine.. 22923e: heavy. fine, 1s6
27c: low medium, 26Q27c.
Wyoming 2la22c; heavy, fine,
ls@2oc; fine, medium, 22@2sc; medium,
26G27c; low medium. 26Q27e.
Utah and Ney ada-Fine, 22G23c: heavy,
fine. 1eQ20c: fine, medium, 22Q24c: low
medium. 26@z7c.
Montana.-Fine. choice. 24@25c: fine.
average, 236s4c; average, 23@24c: fine.
medium choice 24G25c: staple, 27Q2Sc:
medium, choice 2762Sc
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FEAR JAPAN
WILL TRY To TAKE ISLAND
Secret Dread Is Exposed by Refusal Of
Diplomat 70 Visit Mlkado's
TRAINING Ship.

LONDON, May 22.-The Chronicles
Melbourne correspondent says that Sen
ator Dawson. former Minister of De-
fense. has declined to accept the hos
pitality of the japanese admiral of the
training squadron visiting Australia. He
explained that he did not wish to be
discourteous. but that he would not be
a hypocrite. and said he believed the
Japanese came to spy upon the land.
Senator Dawson prophesies. says the
correspondent. that Japan some day will
endeavor to seize Australia. The cor
respondent adds that Mr.. Dawson's ac-
ton is condemned. but that his views
reflect the secret fear of many Austral-
ians.
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CHINESE TRIES TO MURDER
TRIO OF HIS CouNTRYMEN.
Taro Planter Uses Hatehet on Three
Men, Dangerously Woundlng
One Of Them.

HONOLULU, May 22.-Through a de-
sire for revenge. Nip Sal Chinese taro
planter, made murderous assaults upon
three countrymen in Pauoa, assauting
them with Chinese hatchet. One of
his victims was horribly wounded and is
not likely to recover. Sun Heong. Chew
Chong and Sun Hong are the victims.
the two latter not being dangerously hurt.
The quartet had been. associated in the
taro planting in Pauoa Valley. A dispute
over their respective rights arose and a
lawsuit followed. Nip Sal was dispos-
sessed. he claims, of his rights. so he
became desperate and planned revenge
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Eggs ruled very firm on the Dairy
Exchange Yesterday and were bid up to
173ac per dozen. one lot of ten cases be-
ing sold at that figure. Most receivers
were expecting higher market and
were Indifferent about selling on Change
at the prevailing prices Butter wes re-
ported steady. while Cheese was easy, &c
per pound being the highest offer on the
Exchange for mild new California.
The receipts were $4,000 lbs Burter.
II. 400 lbs Cheese and 1043 cases Egga.
The Dairy EXCHANGE quotes as follows
BUTTER-1Sc per 10 for creamery ex-
tras and 15c for No. l store.
CHEESE-Per ID. Ice for California mild
new and 1910 for fancy Eastern.
CALIFORNIA EGGS-Per Goz. 1TXc
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NEW YORK. May 22-FLOUR-Re-
ceipIs, % 000 barrels: exports, 1000 bar
rels; steady but dun.
ports Jos. coo bushels Spot barely steady;
No. . red. 92c nominal elevator and 94c
nominal {. o. b. ahOat. No. ! Northern
Duluth 925se nominal f. o. b. afioat; No.
Northern Manitoba. 90kc nominal T. o..
b. afcat Opening lower, wheat rallied
on foreign buying and steadiness West.
but shortly turned weaker. declined about
It. per bushel on reports of good rains
in Kansas, liberal receipts and unload
ing. The late afternoon market was ir-
net decline. May closed at 9elsc: July
closed at SIC. and September at sec.
IfDES-Steady.
WOOI-Steady
PETROLEUM-St
SUGAR-Raw. steady; fair refining,
zs-$ZY5 l5-lce; centrifugal. SO test;
az l1-l6c Refined. steady.
BCTTER-Easy; Western factory, COM
mon to frsts. 11Ql4Hc.
CHEESE-F'irm
EGGS-Steady and unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS.
EvAPORATED APPLES-There has
been no change in the market. Strictly
prime. lie; choice. i1A Q11hc; fancy.
PRTNES-Are said to be attracting a
little better demand for future shipment
and remain firm on spot, with quotations
ranging from I5sc 70 SAc, according TO
grade.
APRIcOTs- practically nominal ON
spot, with choice quoted at 12kc; extra
choice, 130131ac; fancy, 14MI45ac.
PEACH ES-Are quiet. but firm on spot
with caoice at lie; extra choice, IL Il a
l1@c; fancy. llA 41ao; extra fancy,
RAISfES-Are dbn and nominal: loose
8fusca tells. 6G6ssc: seeded raisins, 81. N
nc: London layers, $I500I60
COFE EE-The market for futures
closed dull not unchanged TO points
higher: sales Tor the day were reported
u % 80 bags. i1c,uiing Msy, s. CSC: July.
E 35c; September, 6 J0e36 55c; November,
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THREE MEN ARE FOUND DEAD
IN KENTUCKY WAREHOUSE
suppositIon Is That Two of Them
Fought Duel and Third Was Killed
hy Stray Bullet.

MAYFIELD. Ky. May "A triple
tragedy occurred last night at Lynn
vile. this county. a visitor to the ware
house owned by Mark Wilson. a-prom-
inent merchant. found the proprietor. his
brother, West Wilson. and Arthur West
lying on the floor shot to death Re
volvers were found beside the bodies
of Arthur West and West Wilson. Two
citizens reported that they had been at
the warehouse shortly before O'Clock
tonight and left the entire party on good
terms. although ell had been drinking.
The supposition is that West Wilson and
Arthur West engaged in a shooting af-
FRAY, killing each other, and that one
of the bullets struck Mark Wilson
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Meats and Poultry.

All kinds OF large Chickens, that is
large. heavy hens. young BOOSTERS and
receipts are light prices of such stock
are steady. Small Brollers are hard
to sell and there is no demand whatever
for Ducks Geese or Turkeys.
Fresh meats are plentiful and the mar i.
ket is reported easy for everything ex-
cept dressed Hogs.
POIJLTRY-Per dozen: Old Roosters,
81. 3.50145o; Hens, s4.5GGf7; young Roosters.
S567: Frvers s4GI5: Broilers. so63.5o;
Pigeons. s1Glf. %: Squads. 81. 1.256f15o
FRESH MEATS-Wholesale rates per
pound. from slaughterers to dealers. are
as follows Beef. 5iz@6hc for steers and
&c for COWS: Veal 616izc for large and "a
&c for small Mutton, Stam9c for wethers
and 7lx@Sc for ewes; lambs, 91aGf
Dressed Hogs SiHlI10c.
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CHICAGO, May 22.-The wheat market
today was a weather market almost
exclusively. From the opening to the
close sentiment was bearfsh because O..
the prospect OF more favorable weather
for the growing crop. The prediction o.
the wea ther bureau was that rains VII
fall generally throughout the wheat bel;
than &c in the price OF wheat for Ma!
delivery was another factor that favored
lower prices. The break in the Ma
option was caused by liberal profit king
which was induced by the quite general
belief that the leading shorts in tha
option had made settlements over night
The market closed easy. July opened
shade lower 10 a shade higher at S3% 6
s3Ae, sold up to S37sc and then declined
down at S27s ds3c
The prospect Of wet weather through
out the Middle West weakened the corr
market. Severa leading longs were fres
sellers. The market closed easy. Jul.
opened shade lower 10 d shade highe
at 4Sh G4Slic, sold of to 47ssc an
closed u &c OF at 47ssc.
Trading in oats was active and tn
market was weak because of favorahl.
weather conditions for the growing crop
Reports from Texas were that harvestini
has begun in the Southwestern part O
that State and that the yield is meetin
expectations. July opened unchanged
isc higher at 3fG34fsc. sold Of to 33h
and closed q Gi1c lower at S3h 93SS
Provisions were quiet and prices wei
inclined to weaken more In sympath
the close July pork was OF 713c. lard wa
down 5@71sc and ribs were SC lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low Close
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Ohio Democrats Indorse Bryan.

LIMA, o.. May 22.-William j.
Bryan was indorsed for President
here by the Democratic judicial Con-
vention of the Sixteenth judicial Con-
The resolutions. which were adopted
with cheering. declare that Bryan
would have been renominated and
elected in 1904 had the trusts not
stolen the nomination from him. and
that the National Democracy will NOM
mate him in 1908 By acclanation.
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Beans and Seecs.

The Bean market is moderately active
I'D generally firm. Small Whites and
inks are the only descriptions that are
eally plentiful hero. stocks of all the
ither kinds being closely cleaned up.
ireen Peas are doing better
BEANS-Per ctl, Bayos. 50. 10: Pea.
375G4; small White. s3.4e735o large
Fhite, g. 4aaZ. 70; Pink. 81 e5kl2. .O5: Red
Lima. s4.6Na4.75; Red Kidneys, s49s Is:
lackeye IS.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. s4.5oQ475; Vel
1w Mustard, s3.5e613.s: Flaxseed 81 5aGs
'anary. ess6i4c; Alfalfa. 12c; Rape. zisq3c
timothy, &C. Hemp. 5q5ihc per 10: Miilet,
G3Ac; Broom Corn Seed. a2uc12l per ton
DRIED PEAS-Niles, H.S5; Green Peas.
2asd2 80 per ctl
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Hides, TaiIow and Wool.

Good. sound Hides are still eagerly
sought bv tanners and are finding
ready outlet at stiff prices as fast as
they come to hand. Tallow rules firm
at previous prices and Wool is moving
freely in the regular distributing chan
nels
HIDES-Culls and Brands sell about y
ale under quotations Heavy Salted
Steers. BE; medium, l2c; light 12c; Cow
Hides 12c for heavy and l2c for light:
Stays, SIC; Sailed Kip, he: Salted Veal
f3lhc; Sailed Calf N4r: dry Hides. &C.
dry Kip. 2Oc: dry Calf. 24c, Sheepskins
shearliTgs, 20640c eacn. short Wool 50G
75c each; medium 99cGsl 10: long Wool
81. 25m2: Horse Hides. salt. S3G325 for
large and 81 70 for medium s2.25 for small
and soc for Colts: Horse Hides. dry. $2G
- for large and s1.506t115 for medium
81 25 for small and 50c for Colts. Buck
skins-Dry Mexican, 35c, dry salted Mexi-
can, 26c; dry Central American. 3T1sc
Goatskins - Prime Angoras, 15c; extra
large do, s120; large. soc; medium, 5Oc
small. 35c.
TALLOW-No. 1 rendered, 411G4Ac in
bbls; in cans and drums, lzc less; No. q
4Q4hc: Grease, 3G31Sc.
WOOL4-Fall clip-Northern frees 1363i5c !;
do defective 11M14c: Middle County. free.
12014c do defective, 963llc; San oaauin
and Southern. Sd1ic; San Joaquin Lambs.
l4G16c; do defective. sG12c per Id. Spring
elip-San Joaquin and Southern u
months, 14di6c; do 6 months. 14GlSc: Mid
die County. free 2znz4c; do. directive, 1S6l
poe: Nevada, 22@23c per 10.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY.

silver and Mexican Dollars lower.
Grain trade 10 formally resume TO-
aGy.
Flour quiet.
AiIlstHffs in good demand.
OllcHke Meal soc higher.
Hay and Bran unchanged.
Beans generally active and firm.
New kinds OF Fruits and Vegetables
appearing daily.
flggs higher, Butter steady and
Cheese easy.
All meats plentiful and easy except
Pork
Sound Udes IN demand and firm.
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To Form Pinapple Trust.

HONOLULU, May 22.-The commit
tee on cooperative marketing of the
Farmers Institute has instructions TO
effect a combination among the pine
apple growers of Hawaii which shall
agree not to ship any island fruit on
consignment, and shall keep the prices
at which the product shall be sold in
the control of the producer. This ac-
ton was taken at a meeting of the
Institute last week.
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STONE IMAGE OF HAWAIIAN
GOD Is FOUND ON BEACH
Native, While Rcmodeing House, I'm
covers an Effigy Evidently Of
Great Agc.

HONOLULU, May ga stone image
of the Hawaiian god Kane, in re-
markably good state of preservation. was
dug UP a short distance from the beach
at Kawafhae last week by a native who
was remodeling his house. There are a
number of stone houses there, some OF
them of great antiquity and it seems
probable that there has also been a tenn
ple there at some time or other. The
god is Of black stone. about four feet
and a half high, with q distinct head
and features-the eyes and nose and
mouth being all well defined-and hide
ously ugly.
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I .7oc: DeeA-,re-. e.759a. soc; Marc
To: April. TOT Csc
New Work MstaI Marlest.

NEW YORK. Nay 11.--The London tin
market recovered part Of yesterdays loss
during today's session. with spot closing
at a1s5- fos and futures at E1s2. Lo-
caliy the market was quiet and shade
Copper was hrner In the London mar
ket also, closing at Rs5 for spot and
z s4 los for futures. Locally copper was
unchanged, with lake quoted at SIS. 164
10 Electrolytie at 18.Gh91S.76 and
casting st as 26@1S. 3e1S.
Lead quiet at IS, 1906 n the local mar
ket and declined Cd TO 2 10 los IN London
Spelter closed at f27 Is Cd In Lon
don and S.. s90s in New York.
Iron was g shade higher IN the English
market, with standard foundry quoted at
SOS I'd and Cleveland warrants al SOS
1o1zd Locally no change was reported.
No ! foundry, northern, SIS. 75G1s; No
foundry, northern. and No. l foundry.
southern SIS. .25Q Q1s SO; No. foundry,
southern S177561s.
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
fOO---HORSES---1OO

At the old stand (Tenth and Bryant
sts San Fra ucfScof which was neither
shaken down nor burned Up we viii sell
ONE HUNDRED broken and unbroken
horses from Nevada weighing from 1000
tiOn and ready for work
As has always Eeen our custom. al
stock offered viii be sold regardless OF
price bid. Checks viii be accepted from
responsible parties Sale takes place
THURSDAY. MAY "a, 1906,
At II O'ciock a. M, az
J. B. HORAN'S Salesyards. Tenth and
BRYANT SITS. San Francisco Cal
W. n. HORD, RuctIoneer,
Temporary Office e64 Hayes 81. S. T.
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Hay ard Feees.uffs.


Oilcake Meal was marked up Sec per tor
yesterday and was reported very firm al
he advance Otherwise there was no
change in prices or conditions in the mar
xet fer Feeastuffs.
BRAN-S19m20 per ton.
EuDDLINGS-S2743op per ton.
SHORTS-s2t4f2 per ton.
FEEDSTCFF'S = Rolled Barley sea
1850; Oileake Meal in 5-ton lots. ss7 80
obhing s3s per ton; Cocoanut Cake o.
Neal at Mills. s23 in 10 and s23.51 in 5 tor
OTIS: jobbing. s24: Corn Meal s2s12a'
tracked Corn, $a9G3o; Mixed Feed, s24a
5: Horse Beans. nominal; Broom Corr
Feed, 9ac per ctl: Alfalfa Meal carload
OTIS 1880; jobbing $50 per ton; Meal
alfa. $3.50 in ear lots and $40 - snalIei
quantities.
HAY-Choice Wheat Hay, s1sg17 per
on; Good Wheat Hay. s14Q15: other
:rades wheat, Silals; Wheat and Oat-
aGl15o; Alfalfa, s19G11. so.
STRAW-Per bale 4eQ55c.
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Russian stat. Robes Ar. preserved.

MOSCOW, May 22.-The robes Of state
and the sword and standard of state used
at the ceremony of the opening OF Par
lament at the Winter Palace May 10 were
today placed IN the museum OF the Krer1-
lin for safe keeping. The crown and scep-
ter remain at the Hermitage Palace at St.
Petersburg. which contains the most im-
pOrtant OF the imperial collections.
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EASTERN MARKETS.

New York Money Market.
NV YORK Hay 22.-Cicse: Money on cal.
s-e1ty. sGsL per cent; rnif1E rate, 81 Per
cert: closing BID, per cent: ohcred AT - per
cen
lime loans somewhat nrner; sixty and ninety
DAYS. - scr cent. siE months 80 per cent
Prime u-ercanc tic papes-4G5 per ceat-
Sterling Ezcaazge-Stcady. vita actual bust
-ssd and al S4ss0s1z s2lo fo@ sixty day bills
Posted rEtss--s4 So nnG s. s8i@.
Commercial biIls-sz S14
Ba- sEveF-Ssi4c
Mexican .oilHrs-52ke.
aoTer2g.ent b5a5s c0ETi railroad bonds, irres
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Ea.tern Llvestock Market

CHICAGO. May 22.-CATTLE-R Receipts
2500: steady 10 strong: beeves. s4@6.15; cows
and heifers, $l.75d5.3o: stockers and feeders.
s.. I5@4s5: Texans. s+94.eo; calves. ss6l6.40.
HoGS-Receipts, 10000; steady 10 shade
higher: estimated tomorrow, $1,000: mixed and
butchers. s6.15Ge 42l4 good heavy s6ae@
$40. pigs, ss.so@e.i6; bulk Of sales so.s3ls a
go.
SHEEP-Reeeipts 1900: market steady TO
strong; sheep, S4I5dG.5G; lambs. S5. 5eGT05.
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Would Save Tucker From GaIlows.

BOSTON. May 22.-A petition more
than a mile long and bearing more
than 115,500 names was sent to Gcv-
ernor Guild today, asking him TO COM
mute TO life Imprisonment the SEN
tence of death imposed upon Charles
L. Tucker for the murder OF Mabel
Page at Weston. in March. 1904. The
signers include s0,s60 men and s5,6s5
women.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, May 2-Cash Quotatfo
were as follows: Flour firm: No. z spring
wheat, ssGSsc; No. 3. 7eQese; No. red, 80
G92e; No. 2 corn, 9,4d495ze; No. 2 yellow,
34izd3Sc: No white a5it Gs4J&c: No 2 rye.
&c: good feeding barley, 49t3c; fair to
choice mating. 4Fd52c; No. / flax seed.
$l09; No. ] Northwestern, sI.141z clover,
contract grades, si125; short-ribs sides
(loose). $S.soGs; mess pork per bbl s156 cog
15.65; lard. per 100 lbs. $s52iz; short clear
sides (boxed(. 50 1ofI9.3o; whisky. basis of
high u,ines 81 %
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vlsIbfe Grain suopiy.

NEW YORK. May 22.-Special cable
and telegraphfc communications received
by Rradstreet's show the following
changes In visible supplies as compared
with last account:
Wheat United States and Canada, east
OF the Rockies decrease. 3. Sol. 600 bushels
Af1oat for and In Europe. decrease, 1e0.-
600 bushels. Total supply, decrease. q
TOT 900 bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada, east
of the Rockies, decrease. ae5 600 bushels,
Oats, United States and Canada, east
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london Wool saias.

LONDON. May 22.-The offerings at
the wool auction sales today amounted to
1922 bales; merinos and crossbreds were
in active request: Americans bought a
few crossbreds. chiefly light parcels
Withdrawals were frequent as holders
asked rates above buyers views
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Butter. Cheese and Epys

CHICAGO. May 22.-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was
steady; creameries, 131fd1sisc; dairies, 13Q
lie. Eggs, steady at mark, cases included.
l4p14izc: frsts, 14isc; prime f1rsts, 15lsc;
extras, lSc. Cheese. steady, 9is412c.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE, May 22-Clearings. u,4e1.-
$50; balances, $21S,8S6
TACOMA, May 22.-Clearings, s6ls.
balances, $50, 2S3.
PORTLAND, May 22.-Clearings, s753,-
904. balances, s89,72
SPOKANE. May 22.-Clea rings. $780,
e16. balances Sl49 G9g
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ceneraI MECHANICS.

GRAIN BAGS-y12ulUc.
COAL-Welington. $50 per ton; New
Wellington. $3.50, Seattle. s6; Bryant Sc:
Beaver Hill. $3.50: Roslyn, 81; Coos Bay,
$50: RichInond. s7.soi Cumberland, sl4 in
bulk and sl5e5 in sacks; Pennsylvania.
Anthracite Egg SIG; Camel. 50 per ton:
Coke, $l15o1i3 per ton in bulk ana SIS in
sacks; Rocky Mountain descriptions, So. 30
per short ton
OILS-Quotations are for barrels: for
cases add &C. Lifseed sc per gallon or
boiled and soc for raw: Castor OIL, in
cases. No. l. roc: Bakers AA. cases 81 20
01.22; Lucol, sec for boiled and 4Sc for
Ion; Cocoanut Oil in barrels. Sc for Gey-
Ion and SIC for Australian. extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil. e5c natural winter
Sperm OIL. G3c. extra bleaehed winter
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Macleay Defeated at Cor.

HOLY LAKE. England. May ,22.-In the
second round of the amateur golf cham
pionship today c. c. Lengen beat C B.
Macdonald OF New York by up and TO
play. W. f. Fairlie beat P. L. MacLeay
of Oregon at the nineteenth hole.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-23
Flour and FarInaceous Goods.

The nillers continue to report brisk
demand for Farinaceous goods for local
and nearby use, but they say that trade
In Flour is still hampered locally by the
free distribution OF relief supplies
FLOUR-C California Family Extras, s4.65
G5.l0. usual terms; Bakers Extras, g. 30Q
ie9: Oregon and Washington. s3.5GGf per
barrel.
packages are as follows: Graham Flour.
1926 per 100 lbs; Rye Flour, 1910; Rye
Meal $3.50; Rice Flour. s.: Corn Meal.
Il. 50GI4.75: Oat Groats. ss75: Hominy. g. Is
"A: Buckwheat Fledr. s45804S5; Cracked
Wheat, 1915; Fariua. $50; Whole Wheat
Flour, ss.50; Rolled Oats. bbls. Sos: in
sacks, sc. 5o@7 80; Rolled Wheat. bbls s4.6o;
IN sacks S4.l0; Pearl Barley So; Split
peas, boxes, $3.50; Green Peas $3.50 per 100