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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June 14.-FoIiowing the
liberal profit taking of yesterday, the
wheat market today was again subject
ed to heavy selling pressure, and al
though several rallies occurred on COW
ering by shorts. sentiment in the pit
was generally hearish The principal
rain throughout Illinois, Indiana, ken-
lucky and Missouri. Another factor
day was the weak tone of the Minneap.
oils and Duluth markets. Reports from
the Southwest regarding the condition
of the crops were as conflicting as ever
One fact. however, that stood out prom
inently in the days news was the con-
tinued absence OF rains in Kansas and
Nebraska, where the crop is said to be
deteriorating. The market closed easy.
July opened unchanged at S3c. sold be-
tween 82ts mS2Hc and s3@s3lsc and
closed Ss@Ac lower at Se1s @S26sc
Trading in the corn pit was active
and the market was unsettled. prices
huctuating within wide range. Early
in the day the market was weak be-
cause OF liquidation due TO rains in IL
peared to have been oversold on this
break and when little later commits
sion houses began to buy freely there
was rush to cover by shorts which
caused sharp rally. Toward the end
of the session the market eased of
again on renewed profit-taking. The
CLOSE Close was stsadg, tsn Suiy ope,sed SgSe
51Mc and save and closed unchanged
at 52Ssc.
An advance of &c q bushel in the
price of oats for July delivery was the
feature OF trading in the oats market.
The volume of business was large.
Stocks which are available for delivery
on contracts are small. The chief fac
tor, however, was the crop damage
scare. The market closed firm July
opened Unchanged to isc lower at
1914 @3sMc. sold up to 40lsc and closed
q c higher at 39sse
Sentiment in the provisions pit was
bearish. but the strength of oats tended
to steady the market. Increased re-
ceipts of hogs had a depressing effect
early in the day. The volume of trad
ing was small. At the close September
pork was unchanged at 1860: Septem-
Der lard was off 215c at 1895 and Sep
tember ribs were down 21a@5c at
s9.22h.
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New YORK stock Market.

NEW YORK, Juae 1.-THE sharp
6reak in today's stock market was the
natural consequence of the market con-
osuons for several days past The fail
ure OF the Government crop report on
Mohoay 10 sustain prices eVldentlv
proved great disappointment TO the
speculative operators for the advance.
The decline since then has brought a
realizing sense Of the DIFFICULTIES Of Sc
curing profits IN the present market.
Previous success in advancing prices
served 10 obscure the narorw limits of
withheld and the professional element
Were agreed in buying stocks the rise
3n prices was not difficult TO account
for. But the events of the week have
awakened the conductors of the cam
paign 20 the difficulty in disposing of
their stocks al the higher level TO
25ee oSef oSee 9Tn 96s dpandon p1shea ps 1n
ooubtedly prompted a good deal of
selling IN todsy's market. The for
nation Of Weil-org2nized bear party
was also 10 be perceived IN the action
OF the market and In the attacks on
some Of the stocks made vulnerable by
with the supposed identity OF the lead
ers of the new bear campaign and the
formidable prestige attached to some
OF the names used made these rumorS
an evil porfent to the less confident
holders Of long stock. Among the
ranks OF these were some Influential
market organizations which had ac-
cumulated special stocks in pool hold
ings. That there was extensive un-
loading Of pool holdings today was the
current belief Actual news bearing
on values was sca1ty and the market
was affected almost altogether By
technical causes. Neither the grain
nor the cotton market offered any sup
porting factor for stocks, but neither
was there anything IN the crop news
10 account for the days weakness. Iron
trade authorities reported some increas-
ing demand for pigiron. but these re-
ports were pOwerless 10 Offset the in
crease Of the steady supply of United
States Steel stocks. which was fed into
the market on every opportunity The
violent reaction in the price of copper
IN London may have been an aggraYat-
ing factor in the Special weakness OF
Amaigamated Copper and the fall in
this stock was Of large sentimental ef-
feet on the whole list. The same was
true Of Reading. owing 10 the l2rge
place held by that stock p the recent
Speculation: Baltimore and Ohio was
the only effective point of resistance
in the whole market It's advance was
associated with the policy disclosed
yesterday by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road authorities in raising dividends
on subsidiary stocks. But Baltimore
and Ohio has had its recent dividend
Increase and failed 10 benefit duly from
ii. owing TO the concurrent increase in
the issue of stock The falling Off IN
domestic exports for MAY, due to the
large decline in the value Of cotton
Ucnt abroad was not q favorable fac
tor. owing 70 the large reliance placed
np0n foreign money sources Tor felfeT
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McrcnntElc Trust Comnnnr.

80 The seventh annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Mercantile Trust
Company OF san Francisco was held
June 1S, in the banking house of the
corporation, 4g4 California street.
The reports indicated that the cor
poration enjoyed a prosperous year.
The net earnings for the year, after
payment OF all expenses and taxes,
amounted 10 Sl65.6S7. Dividends Nos.
8 and I amounting TO 500 GEO, were de-
clarcd in September, 1905, and March,
1896, respectively.
fne net surplus and profit and loss
account OF the corporation is now
LlOn amount 10 Sl0,ST3,6G9.
The banking house and vaults suf-
fered no damage whatever from the
earthquake of April Is. and the damage
by IRE was not serious. The bank
office reOpened one week after the
earthquake, namely. on April %.
The following board of directors was
unanimously elected for the ensuing
year William Babcock. Wakefield
Baker. H c. Breeder, Warren D. Clark,
w. r. Detert, j. G. Drum, c. Z. Green,
" q. Irwin. ID. O. Mills, z. S. Pills
bury, \. D. Rideout, r, D. Robbins,
Henry T. Scott. Claus Spreckels. Fred
erick ". Zeiie.
The directors elected the following
officers Of the corporation: n. d. Ride
out. president; Henry 7. Scott, vice
president; William O. Irwin. vice pres
ident; John d. Mckee. cashier and sec
retsrE; ". F. Berry assistant cashier;
o. EllinEhouse, assistant secretary; A.
Il Winn, trust officer.
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Potatoes, onions and Vegetables.

Moderate arrivals and an average demand for
local use, together with fair inquiry for ship
nlent by rail-, held the market for new Potatoes
and Onions steady and good stock was quickly
closed out of first hands at satisfactory prices.
Although few favored brands of new Potatoes
from the river sold above 81 % per GENITAL that
figure was generally regarded as the top for
general offerings on the wharf. Old Oregon Bur
banks were selling freely Tor seed purposes at
easy prices.
summer Vegetables continued to weaken under
free arrivals aud Cucumbers. summer Squash and
String Beans were easier. with the Gamers
taking surplus lots of the latter 1c per pound.
Green Corn from the Winters region was slow
OF sale at sl.5Odl.1s per sack, while choice
Brentwood lots found prompt sale at 25c per
dozen. or about 50. 10 FER sack.
P0TATOFS-New crop, S5e@S1.46 per etl;
old rrop Ts@9oe per sack for river and 6O@9oe
per cti for Oregon.
oSIoSs--S New Red, per sack. 75@aoc; Aus
tralian. per ctl. $3Ql3.50.
yEGETABLES-Gr Corn $1.50@2.50 per
sack; Asparagus. s1.50@3.a5 per box; Rhubarb,
S5e9S1.25 per box; Green Peas, $f@1.25 per
sack; string, Beans. lose per ID; Toina-
toes, $l,25@2 per box Or crate; Cucumbers,
6aGs5c per box for Marysville and 81 for
bay; Summer Squash, 65M9Ge for small and $1.5
@1.75 for large hoxes; Garlic, 3GD4c per Id; Cab
bage. T5c per ctl; Caulinower 4O@50c per
dozen; Carrots, 15c per sack: Turnips, 75c per
sack.
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Butter. Chee.e and Erc..

The Egg market was dull and although the ar
rivals were even smaller than on the preceding
day, most receivers had mere on hand than they
could dispose of, and under strong selling pres
sure prices fell back to where they were at the
beginning Of the week. The market steady
at the decline. however, as it was generally be-
leyed that the lower prices would stimulate the
demand and prevent any accumulation of sup
plies.
Quotations for Butter were undlsturbed the
market being quoted firm for creamery goods and
steady for packing stock store Butter.
Cheese continued TO arrive freely, but liberal
storing held the market steady.
Sales on the exchange were as follows: But
ter-l0 boxes and 10 half boxes creamery ex-
tras at Isle: Eggs-10 cases selected ranch
at 1870 and 10 at 1ec.
Receipts were II. 500 lbs Butter. 20 500 lbs
Cheese and $50 cases Eggs.
The official quota tiens. MS established by sales
bids and offers on the floor OF the Dairy Ex-
change, are as follows:
BuTTER-Fresh creamery extras, Ice per lb
frm; do frsts, 1S1Ac, irmi seconds 1Tc firm !:
packing stock, steady at 15hc for No. /
and l5c for No 2.
CHEESE-California now fats. 1Oc per h.
frn; Young Americs, lie, firm: Eastern storage
161ac firm; Western new. 15c 6Fm
EEGS-California fresh selected, Iac per
dozen. steady; frsts, 1sc, steady; seconds. lie,
steady
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Money and Stocks.

The New York circular of Henry
CleWs says;
unusual condition. While sellers are
ei-l t-edingIy optimistic, buyers are con
servatiye and more or less critical.
General conditions continue excellent
outside Of the stock market, ana aye
much in favor OF holders The local
monetary situation, Tor Instance stead
ily improves. Funds are returning from
the interior and large amounts ifullg
Sl5-e00 coo thus far) have been sent
back from san Francisco. 50 that our
bank reserves ought TO shoE 4 rising
tendency. Can loans have consequently
been easy. indicating q better supply of
money for immediate needs. although
time money is sti.l held al fairly good
rates. In the foreign markets easy con-
ditions also obtain. and the outlook is
r0F continuance of these favorable
conditions. NeaFy all unusual obliSa-
tio1s have been satisfied IN Paris and
London. and the situation there is ia
VOra5le to further operations on Amer
lean account should conditions remain
2S satisfactory as at present. In gen
eral the outlook abroad is cheerful, and
il is quite probable that the foreign
markets would expand their accommo-
daIions 20 sound American projects If
called upon, No doubt many OF our
early maturing obligations viii be re.
neyed without difficulty.
stocks have been accommodating in
stronger hands. and no doubt every
thing will be done to keep the market
An good form. There Is a large amount
of money in this market awaiting in
vestment. and nothing but the fact that
shreWd investors consider prices too
high prevents q quick absorption Of
floating securities. decline ia time
money rates just now would inevitably
stimulate investment buying. J nly dis
bursements VIII soon be available. Last
year they aggregated $135, ,000,e Geo and
this year they will be even greater
June and July should r-itness a com
pSratiVely easy money market, but
when the crop movement sets ia higher
rates must be again expected. 40 un-
due. stringency, how~fr. is probable
while our credit abroad remains as
strong as il now is
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

New York stocks rather lower. Cotton higher
Local stocks and bonds show few new features.
Silver I4c lower Exchanges rates Unchanged.
Wheat and Flour still very firm Cotton dull
Barley weakening under large crop prospects.
Oat crop locking very badly in the West.
Railroads making better deliveries cf Hay
Beans showing considerable change Feedstus before.
Far actiy.ty in both 1905 and 1896 Hops.
Cured ard Fresh Meats as 0eTpra quoted
Eggs lower and dull Butter firm and Cheese steady
New Potatoes and Onions SteHoy. Vegetables weak.
Po,ltry in poor demand AMI weak.
Oranges weaker. Lemons easier Small Fruits weak
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HaY and FeedstufYs.

There was no further change in Feedstufs
yesterday. Receipts of Hay by rail were much
larger keing 81 cars The circular or Somers &
There has been a steady increase in ship
oe s's copang may Is eras settns into shape
handle business property During the week just
ended there were. s49o ions received here, in
comparison with BIAS for last week and 1900 for
the week preceding that. Were it not for the fact
that olr market has been absolutely bare for o
month past. present arrivals would have per-
haps been q bit too heavy for us. As 1t Is.
however all arrivals have been readily and
promptly absorbed. A continuation of this in
crease will occasion an over-supplied market
shortly. Arrivals by water have Materially de-
creased showing that the bulk OF the old Hay
locafed In bas warehouses has all been mar
keted
HDuring the past ten days quite little new
crap Hay las been sent here, being for the
most part very good grade rs q Wheat Hay from
little evidence of damage IN q few cars. but for
tie most part everything g shipped s here has been
shoi,ld he ARRIVING very freely
Prices hold without material change. At the
moment new Hay is selling on par with old
to stand bs itself and on It's merits. The fact
that most consumers prefer waiting until August
before feeding new Hay MIL .Jn probably bal keep the
the month Of July
RRAN.si9. .5oalao per ton.
sHpbsSsfaga TEpbsTsFs Roilea ReF sga Barley s2aa..
oleake Meal IN s'ten lots, ssi.soi iobblns, SIS
In 10 and sos.h0 ip 6 ton lots: iobblns, s54:
Corn Meal. S2s@2a;N Horse Beans. nominal;
eas'aaa rSa sss @ ohbas SO per- ton Neal
falfa. $3.50 IN car lots and sao in smaller
qaPhs'flss HaYMchoIee wheat s17@ls per ton,
good wheat. si5aIa; other GRADES wheat
Sj2@i4; Wheat and oat. si2@l6; Tame 0at
sleIl5; Wild oat slo@ia; Alfalfa, lcql2;
stock. S71S per ton.
HTRA AW-3eGt5Jc per bale.
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from strain the coming, season. The
turn of $4,000 Gee on deposit with ma
tional banks on July 10 was felt to
eomplicate the money outlook on
July ] falls due the requirement for
the second installment Of the increase
in the trust company reserves made
obligatory by the new State law. 1t
is estimated that this will call for
sl2, 900, 600 in addition TO the cash now
held by the New York trust companies.
The violence of the raid on Reading
in the last hour caused the decline to
overrun itself and the scramble to
cover among the shorts induced spas
modic rallies. The closing, however,
was feVeriSh and unsettled.
Bonds were easy. Total sales (par
Value) S2,320,000.
United States bonds were unchanged
an call
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cases. 1ec: se-degree Gasoline. in bulk. 2sc; in
cases. 3sc.
TJRPESTINE--sac aer gallon in eases and re
in drums aud iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead. S@Slsc
per Id; White Lead Se1Sisc, according to guam
titv
UGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes. net cash: Cubes A, Crushed and
Fine Crushed. 4,soc: Powdered 4.e5c Candy
Graaulated. 4-G5c; Fine. Fruit or Coarse Granti-
lated 4.55c; Feet Granulated uo0-Ib bags only).
4.35e: CONNECTIONS A. -55c: Magnolia A.
4J5c: Extra c. 4.o5c; Go:dea G. 3.95c; d. 3S5c:
II. ( T.. Crystal dominos, I.55c Tablets, htslf-
bbs. 5GJe; boxes. 530c per III. Barrels and
a0-ib bags Ice half-bbis a5e aud boxes soc
more per 100 lbs for all grades, No order
taken for less tLan 10 barrels or its equivalent
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Water Stocks Still Rising-C0mstock
shares IOWeF.

Both bonds and stocks sold very fair
ly on the Stock and Bond Exchange
yesterday. the sales of bonds being
$4,000 divided among nine corpora-
tions. Spring Valley Water stock was
active, 1859 shares selling at S19.S50
20.50. rising figures Contra Costa
Water was also higher at s54.50Q
higher at ss45o, and there was a sale
of Giant Powder at $50
The mining stocks showed no new
features worthy of note. The Com
stocks were generally lower with more
sellers than buyers, while the Tonopahs
showed no marked tendency either
way.
The Security Savings Bank has de-
clared a semi-annuaI dividend to de-
positors at the rate of 3H per cent
per annum, free of taxes, payable
July 1.
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Eastern LIvestock Market.

CHICAGO, June 14-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, S0e0; market steady to weak.
Beeves, $4@605; cows and heifers. s1.65
oslo; stockers and feders. $2.75@4.7O;
Texans. s37a@4.S5: calves, $5.256s75
HOGS-Reoeipts, $4,000; tomorrow.
estimated, 21O00; market Sc lower.
Mixed and butchers, s6.3096.55 good
heavy, s6.471a @6.55; rough heavy, $6.25
6.25; bulk of sales, s6.45@6.60
SHEEP - Receipts, 1000. market
strong Sheep. $5.6O@6.15; lambs. $3.50
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ner York afoner aIarI,ef

NEW YORK. June 4-Close-Prime
mercantile paper. 5@5k per ceat.
Sterling exchange heavg. at S4.S5S9I
t-S5S5 for demand and at ss.s2S0 a 4.s2S5
for siEtY-GaV bills.
Posted rates, s4.S4G4.S7.
Commercial bills, SAs21z a 4.S25s.
Bar silver, 64lz C.
Mexican dollars. soc.
BOnds=lsoVernm steady; rail-
roads. easy.
.aoney on call, hrmer; 3@3% per
cent; ruling rate. 3L per cent; dosing
bid 3 = per cent; offered at per cent
Time loans. strong; sixty and ninety
days, 4 = per cent; six months, ~ per
cent.
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AUCTION SALE-Ofice General Su-
perintendent Army Transport Service,
San Francisco. Cal, June Il. 1905
There viii be sold at public auction, at
III o'clock a. M, juno %. 1906, at Fol-
som-street wharf q lot OF misceIlane-
Gus condemned quartermasteF'S stores,
a list of which can be Eeen at Folsom
street wharf. C. A. DEVOLs Major and
Quartermaster. U. ; A.
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Northern Wheat Market.
OR ECON.

PORTLAND, June 14.-WHEAT-
Club, 73c; bluestem, 75c; red, Tic; VAL
ley, 7Se. "
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, June 14.-WHEAT-Un
changed; export bluestem, 74c; club,
72c; red, csc.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese,

CHICAGO, June 14.--On the Produce Exchange
today the Butter market steady; creameries /
1401l9Iac: dairies l4@17He. Eggs STEADY, at /
mark cases included 12@14c; frsts. l5c: prime |
firsts 18c; extras. 1sc. Cheese. stea/e, 91k@11c
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Today's
statement of the Treasury balances in
the general fund shows: Available
cash balance. s165.S54,s47; gold coin
and bullion, $S3,T83,01s; gold certifi-
Gates $43355.110
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, June 14,-Sppt cotton
closed quiet Middling uplands 11,20c;
middling gulf 11.45c. Sales, 100 bales.
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Poultry.

mand being limited and prices irregular and
satisfactory. Nearly all handlers were shading
ordinary offerings.
P0uLTRY-Per dozen: s550@G.5o for large
and s4@5 for small; old BOOSTERS. So S.5o@4-5O;
young Roosters, S66p7; Fryers $3.50QD4.50 80; large
Broilers. $3@3. so; small Broilers. S2@2.50;
Pigeons, 81; Squads, 81 %.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
rIyEpDnnT
St. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, June -WooL-Steady;
medium grades combing and clothing,
24@ 29c, light fine, 20@22c; heavy fine,
16Q18c; tub washed, 33@39c.
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;ow Mustard. ss.5o@3.T5; Flaxseed. sa5od1s;
Canary. S6@6Ae: Alfalfa. 1ac; Rape. 21A g5c;
Timothy, &c; Hemp 595lac per ID; Miliet. 3da
3lle; Broom Corn Seed. so09g21 per ton
DRIED pEAS--Niles. 81 So; Green Peas, sa.25
o. 10 Der et,.
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General Merchandise.

GoAL--Weiipgton, $50 per ton; New
wellagt9n: 80; Seattle. SO; Bryant So:
Richmond, $3.50; Cumberland. sl+ in bulk and
Sl5.a5 in sacks; Ganeei, 20 per ton; Coke, 81 90
Mountain descriptions sa 30 per short ton.
olLs-Qgotations are for barrels; for cases
5lc for raw; Castor OH. in cases No. l. roc;
Bakers "A; cases. 81 2e@I. "A: I:Eeol, zoe for
7sc per gallon: Cocoanut OH, In barrels. Jse
for Ceylen and b5e for Australian; extra bleached
winter Sperm Oil, G5c; natural winter Sperm
OIL Csc: extra hleaehed winter Whale Oil.
aocI natural Whale Oil, 55e; extra winter
strained Lard Oil, Soc: No. Lard oil. zoe;
pure Seatsfoot OIL. zoe; No. / Neatsfoot on.
e7lac; Herring Oil, 40c; Salmon OIL, 35c; boiled
Fish on 3Ic; Paint Oil. 76c.
coal. OIL, GASOLINE. ETC.-watsr White
Coal OIL, 10 bulk. lolsc; Pearl OIL. N easss.
Elaine a6c; Eocene, 1ec: Stove Gasoline in
bulk. fGiac; in cases, a3e; Motor Gasaline in
bIilk. l6iAc. in cases. 23c; SO. l. Engine Dis
fillate. IRON hgfrels or drums, Sc; No, DO 6llc;
cases, Ulac more; Benzlne. IN bulk, lslsc; in
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Hides. Tal,ow md Wool.

Prices for Hops established since the FIRE show
more firmness than before and are given below
Local handlers report fair activity in both new
and old crops at the quotations,
HIDES-Culis and brands sell about y Gle
under quotations Heavy Sglted Steers, lie;
medium, f2c: light, 12c; Cow Hides, 12e for
heavy and 12c for light; Stays. SIZE; Salted
Kip he; Sailed Veal. 1315c salted Calf, l4c
dry Hides, 22c; dry Kip, zoe; dry Calf, 24e:
shrepskins shearlings. 2Geg4oc each; short
Wool a0QT5c each medium. 90cGBsl .1ai long
Wool sl.2s@a; Horse Hjdes, salt, ss@3. p for
large and 81. for medium, 81. % for small and
5Dc for Colts; Horse Hides. dry. s2@2.25 for
largo and si,a1@l.TJ for mcdiem, si,.5 for
small and soc for Colts Buckskins-Dry Mexi
can. s5c; dry salted Mexican. 2fe; dry Central
American. ST1se, Goatskns-Prime Angogas
l5c: extra large do, $l.a5; large, 50c; medium.
5nc; small 35e
TALIOW-So. rendered. 4h@4$s In bbls
IN cans and drums, Ae less; No. =, 4@4Aei
Grease. 3d931Ac.
WoDI-spring Glfp-San Joaquin and South
ern u months. l4G1l6c do. months, 10000;
Middle County, free, 20@2ic; do, defective, l7G
eoc;, Nevada light, 2Oq23c; do, heavy, 16G1sc
per lb.
HoPs-1O@1ac per ib for both 1905 and 1906
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California stock and OH Rxcsange.
Mining stocks.
EXCHANGE.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales On the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
Regular Morning and Informal Sessions
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ern. s1.l01a; prime timothy seed. $3.50; clover,
contract grades $I1.25, short ribs sides floose}
50. 2O@93D. mess pork. per bbl S18.70@l lG 10:
lard, per 100 lbs, Ss52ia short clear sides
boxed, S3621a @9.70; whisky, basis OF high
wines S129
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Rean. and seeds.

Quotations for Beans show considerable
change most ,iescriptians being lower.
nnIninal small White. s. ioMs5o large White,
81. 4ome.Go. Pink 81 JOG 50; Red. fs.e5g s.58;
SEEDS Brown Mustard, s4.5oV4,75; Yel-
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Londen CLOSING stocks,

Bar sflver--Quiet: 90 1I-I8d per ounce.
aIoney-21s @2A per cont.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is 3laM a. 9-l6 per cent aud for three
months bills I-l6@3h per cent.
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Morning Session

40 Contra Costa Water Co..... $3.50
90 Contra Costa Water Co... - -62Ia
90 Giant Powder Con- 50 90
Hawaiian COml 4 Sugar Co.. 900
100 Makaweli Sugar Co. O...-........ 1915
10 Pacific States Tel Tel Co.. "a 80
400 Spring Valley Water Co. ....... 20 GO
525 Spring Valley Water Co... 30.12h
100 Spring Valley Water Co. b 9Q... 20. 80
81, ,O00 Cal Gas &El g s. T 5s-.. %. 80
81. 900 Market-st 1st con 5S. liz. 90
s., 900 North Pacfc Coast 3s....... Jos 90
$1,000 Northern Ry of Cal as........117. so
So, 600 s L of Cal Us 19i2l. "a
$1,000 Spring Valley Water Gs...... .1OI 80
$1,000 United Il X of F 4s.......... SO.3T1h
$3 800 United r OF s 4s.. so %
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100 Cal Fruit Gamers ASSN. 49,. Of 90
10 California Wine Association 81 90
6a5 Spring Valley Water Co. ....... l9.S71S
100 Union Sugar Co. o............... Is 90
$1,000 Sierra Of Cal Gs.-.....I12. so
$4,000 4 Valley Js............ .l17.5O