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Egg Market in Nearby Counties
-SpecioI Disoofcb IN The Call

PETALCNIA MAY 1T,-There vas a drop
Of one cent today in tho price paid FOR eggs
after receipt Of quotations from the san ~ lI-
cisco daily exchange Twenty -ivc cents was
paid by the Petaluma egg exchange, other huy
Crs paving - cents for first grade.
SANTA ROSA. NAV 17.-There was drop
of a cent per dozen in the price of eggs TODAY
receipt of advices Of the transact ions on the
san Francisco dairy produce exchange The
local dealers quoted "a and 2S cents spot cash
for choice and y cents for seconds. The supply
i falling Of slightly ing % the advance of
the season and weather conditions. bue the de
msnd for storage as well as shipment contin-
ues strong.
SANTA Cruz May IA greater demand
for eggs readily met nv small dealers todav
who supplying the market At - cents.
Larger dealers continue their shipments.
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Beef, Mutton andLiyeHOgsLOwer
Butter Advanced, Eggs Declined
September. s1.7o1a; October. s1.s1ls bid
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

Gra1n and PrOVISiOnS
CHICAGO, May IA fare upward near the
end Of the session this afternoon gave touch
OF brightness to the market in wheat. Inc
activity at the close with prices at the top for
the day in sharp contrast with the rest OF
the time. The stoppage Of wheat shipments at
Buenos Aires because of strike there served
as a pretext Active options finished Il Sc
higher. May down sc. Corn showed 4
qAc to &c gain and oats Isc of to a
shade higher. Provisions were in the end l0c
to 42c up
Depressions because Of reports Of damage by
the Hessian fly were current also. Reports OF
the plowing up Of wheat in this state and Mis-
souri, also helped the bulls. Export cIearances
were 15f 600 bushels and there was slight
Improvement In the cash trade. with sales OF
10000 bushels here and 5000 bushels at Buff
1alo An interesting trade was the sale OF
100000 bushels of July delivery by one prom
afterwsrd advanced 4sc on covering by a num-
Der OF local shorts Extreme dullness prevailed
and fluctuations were within range of &c.
The northwest reported considerable offerings
of wheat to arrive. The southwest meanwhile
continued to report wheat carried until sold.
Rain here and In the northwest and in the west
for a while threatened to make traders besrish.
but leadership was lacking. Cold weather in
England is said to be retsrding the growth OF
wheat there and it Is reported with assertions
that the crop in France shows deterioration.
On the other hand Duluth wired that the price
quotations.
According to a dispatch from Minneapolis all
that is needed to bring the spring wheat
September delivery here sold between $1.OOs4 a
1.Ol4s, closing 1.c up at S1.011a.
Corn shorts covered on reports of replanting
necessary as result of recent cold weather In
important sections Of the state and Iowa. Sep
tember ranged from 6314 96SSse to $3.50 and
finished with y GAc gain at 6315c. The cash
market was firm No. yellow closed at 6S 2
664c.
Oats were for sale in considerable quantities
on rallies. The weather was reported better for
the growing crop September fluctuations were
from S9hc to Ss%c, with the close at s9$s a
nc. a net loss of II c.
Packers were the best buyers of provisions.
There also fairly good southern demand
Pork closed ST1ac TO 4215c up. lard was 1oc 10
1712c higher and ribs gained 2215c to 25e.
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks unchanged. Cot
ton and copper stocks lower.
Tonopah stocks active. Comstocks
quiet.
Palmer oil stock sells IiberaIIy.
New York and Hongkong ex-
change higher.
Wheat steady. Barley lower.
Flour market I'm better shape.
Hay still dull and weak.
No further change I'm beams.
Dried fruits selling well. Raisins
quiet.
Wool neglected. Hides firm.
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Beef, mutton and live hogs lower.
Provision market rather easy.
Good demand for horses.
Butter higher. Eggs lower. Cheese
STEADY.
vegetables In liberal supply.
Old potatoes and onions dull.
Strawberries In excessive supply.
3 Cold storage apples firm.
Poultry market unchanged.
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Horses and Mules

Auction sales of horses for the week con-
sisted of miscellaneous consignment from
Tehama county. Considering the quality Of
fered prices realized were good. This offer
ing was only guaranteed for wind. The fol-
lowing prices were paid for the different
grades:
Broken chunks to years. 800 to 1 400
pounds. SlSJ to 5000. Delivery sorts unbrOken
weighing from 1850 to 1000. $110 TO SI35
Light draft mares. from years old 70 aged.
sold from $115 to $3.50. FilIies from Sis to
S125. Four year old colts from 1250 to ! 400
pounds brought from $145 TO Sl65, according
TO style and conformation Light saddle and
driving sorts Of questionable ages from S75
to $l25. Ordinary and blemished horses Sold
from SIS to sos.
At the Novato land company sale. splendid
team Of 4 year old shtres. weighing 1900
sold for $3.50 This team woul1 he cheap at
$500 on the San Francisco market. They went
TO desler-'
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers aud Stock Grsw
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. 700 lbs and over S3,f7 80
Light drafters, 1850 to 1.6J0 lbs... z750a25
Chunks, $50 TO 500 lbs ........ 2GO612 30
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PnnIfrr and G.an,a

No more western poultry reached the market
yesterday. and the two cars marketed On
Monday pretty well closed out sfocrs =
consisted largely of domestic fowls Ordinarv
hens ard small hroilerS were weak while lars
young chickens were IN good demand ana a~,,
with the supply limited '
Poultry >tper dozenl--Hens SS 5O06 FOR v,,.n
81. 5O0 30 for large and $50 10 for extra vo,,,s
roosters, SSn H. old roosters. S5 5OG76. frvers
$Td7-50; broilers. 81. 4.50se5 for large "a 800 4
for medium and 81 -50uS Tor small; ducks. nos.-
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The leading futures ranged as follows;
Cash Grain and Proyisions

CHICAGO, May 1T.-Cash quotations were as
follows:
Flour. steady; No. . rye Ts6sOc; feed or mix
ing barley. 52M51c; fair to choice mailing. 621
66c; taxseed No l southwestern 500 =; No. !
clover. S11.25; mess pork, per bbl. S23- 90
%. 80; lard, per 100 lbs $13 320613.25; short
ribs sides Qoosel, $12S7 Il G13.25; short clear
sides, boxed. S1375d14
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total cearanceS of wheat and -four were equal
to 157 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
sol. 900 bushels. compared with 161, 900 bushels
the corresponding day year ago The world 5
visible supply. shown by Bradstreet's. de-
crease. 3.931 900 bushels. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. 10 cars; corn, 53 cars
oats 100 cars: hogs 23. coo head.
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PRODUCE
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Foreign Futures
AvaiIahIe Graiu SunrIx

NEW YORK, May 17.-Speciai cable and
teegraphic communications received by Brad
streets show the following changes In available
supplies compared with last account:
Wheat--United States, east Of the Rockies.
decreased 2.43S. 600 bushels; Canada decreased
$4,000; total United States and Canada de-
creased 2.331 900 bushels ahoat for and In
Europe decreased 1.6O0. 900; total American and
European supply decreased 1881. 900 bushels
Corn-Unted States and Canada decreased
2, 453 900 bushels.
0ats-Unted States and Canada decreased
,223, 900 bushels.
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA, May IL Wheat-Milling bluestem
soc; club, Soc. Export bluestem, S9d9Oc; club
So @S6c
SEATTLE. May 17.-Milling quotations. Blue
stem, 90c; fortyfold, SSc club. SIC: Fife SIC:
red Russian. S5c. Export wbeat-Bluestem SIC;
fortyfold. Soc; club, Sac; Fife Sac; red Russian
SIC. Yesterdays car receipts-Wheat, 60 cars
oats 5 and barley ..
OREGON
PORTLAND. May 11.-wheat track prices
Club, s4@s5c; bluestem. sT@ssc; red Russian
s3d s4c; turkey red, SEC; valley, s5c. Car re
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK; May 17.-F1our-Ouiet nm
changed. Receipts, .525 barrels; shipments,
12,7l5 barrels.
Wheat-Spot easy. No. red, $1.14h c. l. T.
No. l northern, $11e% f. o. b. Option-Wheat
opened easier today the weak cables poor
cash market and favorable crop prospects, but
in the afternoon advanced sharply on less IA
vorable crop news and closed firm at unchanged
to nc net rise. May closed at $116 July at
1.101s and September at $1.07k. Receipts
A 400 bushels; shipments, 81 $50 bushels.
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Mfnneapolt. Grain and prod,,.

MINNEAP0LIS. May II. = Wheat = Nav
Sl.09is: July. 81 I.0s%; September. s1.0eL Cash
wheat-No. hard S1.12ss; No / northern
81. l0gl LIS; No. 2. $1.osls al .O97s; No s.
Oats-No. 8 white. 3a7s a 4oTxe.
Rye--No. 2. 70MT3c.
Fiax-Closed at S2.11.
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New York money Market

NEW YORK, May 1Tr-Money on call steady
al 3s4 IA per cent: ruling rate, 37s per cent:
closing bid 8 u: offered at per cent
Time loans easier; so days, 3& per cent; 90
days, 3A@ per cent; months, 4@4l4 per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4$s ask per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 s390@4.s4 for 60 day
bills and at S4s7Io for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.s3l5 @4.S3s4.
Bar silver. 54c.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Bonds Governments steady, railroads irreg-
ular
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DeciduonS and Citru. F,ruit.

Strawberries continued to come TO hand in
excessive quantities. and after the wants OF
had TO be turned to the Gamers at
bottom prices Raspberries and loganberrieS were
in increased supply. but brought satisfactory
prices. while goose cherries continued to drag at
irregular rates prices having a wide range
to variety Receipts of cherries were uneN
pectedly light. and the demand showed
made a sharp little advance some Royal Annes
were received and sold at S115 for 10 pound
were received. and prices were easier at S1.5O
for crates. St.25 for 20 pound boxes and T5c
for slides. A small box Of early green apples
and of cherry plums in from Vaea-
hour. Twelve boxes OF black figs came in from
Yuma, Ariz., and found buyers AZ S3M3. so.
currants were received from across the bay.
They were sold at Zoe basket. or at the rate
Of about 15c pound Cold storage apples were
firmly held at the recently advanced quotations.
and there was a fair trade in oranges and other
citrus fruits. Some handlers were asking a small
advance for desirable sizes of fancy oranges.
chest; large varieties, $250G4 per chest; crates
40d6Oc
Raspberries- 5oa5 for large and s1.5Oaz
for small crates.
Loganberries- per chest
Gooseberries-3oG60 per drawer; in bulk.
3G6c per 10.
pie Guigne and I5ca$1 for red and white: in
bulk. 7@10c per ID for black and 596c for
white
75c6S1
Citrus Fruits (per box)-NaveI oranges. $3.50
Ito for standard; tsngerines. 81 2511.T5 per
box: grapefruit. S25O673 for seedleSs, lemons,
s3.7574 for fancy. $2d3 for choice and $3.50
1.T5 for standard: lines. $5.50M6
Tropical Fruits = bananas T5edsI25 per
bunch for Hawaiian and So 50N3 for Central
American; pineapples, S2925O per dozen.
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Los Angeles Oil Market
| [Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. May 1I.-The oil list was
active on the stock exchange today. Associated
was lively, opening at $5e, weakening slightly
afterWard, but closing strong.
California Midway sold off again today The
stock opened at 55at cents and sold down to
o4A cents. Mexican Petroleum preferred was
strong at S6S.
Union oil was especially strong during the
afternoon call, selling up to $l0I.50.
Oleum is down 10 cents and shows little
prospects of waking up.
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Treasurx Statement

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
follows
Trust funds-GoId coin. 1854, ,124 500; silver
dollars, $490, ,234, ,000 silver dollars Of 1890,
S3.726.000: silver certificates outstanding, $780,,
234 000
General fund-Standsrd silver dollars in gen
eral fund. s1.s102s0; current liabilities $780,
asa 6S3; working balance in treasury Offices.
s16 sol 090: in banks to credit of treasurer Of
the United States, $3T 673, 731 subsidiary silver
coin, S21, ,479 99S; minor coin. $137s, ,479; total
balance In general fund. $sO,247, ,425.
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PortIand Ruttcr Market

PORTLAND. May Bntter-City and coun-
2Od21c
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Northern BUSINESS

SEATTLE May 17.-Clearings, s1,ss6,s4T;
balances, S255, ,507
eP0RTLAND May T.-Clearings $2,04S,094,
balances S244,51S.
TACOMA, May 17-Clearings ss1s, 400, bal
ances $52, 1872.
SPOKANE. May 17-Clearings s762, ,o57, bal
ances S45, ,925.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipt. OF Produce May 4.
Provisions

Provisions
Dealers reporting rather easier market.
though no changes are reported. The demand is
fair
Cottolene-one half bbI BE: half bbls.
l23se' l2sse' tsFee' i2&e' tleFee' i2e' 'ieF'e''
Bsms and Bacon-The Western meat company
hams 141sc; California hams. 1914 G201sc; extra
fancy bacon, 2Sc; fancy bacon, to 8 lbs, 25c;
cured, 25c; light dry salt bacon, 5 to 10 lbs,
22c; 10 to u lbs. 2112c; medium bacon, cola
light medium bacon. 201sc
1880; IS 16l5c; compound lard tierces 11lac.
sos 1i%c, los 12Ac. IS 1850. 3s 121ac: yellow
Ssc pes gall I salad oil 75c G per ~e ga e00Ans OH
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
gRer Extra family so bb
lily beef SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, $3.50
per bbl; smoked beef. 1sc per ID.
mess, ss2; pig pork, $50; pigs feet, s5.75 for
half bbls. $2.40 for % ID kegs and Sl.S5 for kits
Meat Market
Hogs are lower, several cars selling at the re-
duced quotations. The demand continues light.
Dressed beef and wethers are also lower, and the
market for all descriptions of meats is dull and
easy.
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef-s@ss4e per ID for steers. Tasc for cows
veal-9@1oc for large and shG1oAc for
Mutton -wethers. s1s@1oc; ewes. sas1e per
pound
Lamb-101a @11c for spring.
Dressed Pork tper lb)-1315 @14c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers, 900 lbs. alive SIC per
ID; under 900 lbs, DC; second quality, As. d5c;
third quality, Al 64Hc.
No, | cows and heffers, .4e4Ae; second quail
ity, 31a@3&c; third quality, 81 63I5c; com
mon, thin. undesirable cows, pa G3c.
halt f.%
thin bulls, III G2c.
Calves-Light weight, per lb. 5%@6c; me-
dfum, ia @5lsc; heavy, 464%e
Unshorn sheep tper lbl-Wethers No 1. 5xc.
ewes, 5Le- Shorn sheep (per lbl-15 "a sc less
Lambs tper lbl-This years milk lambs 6el
SIC; yearling lambs, So, @6e.
Hogs (per lbl-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to lao lbs. 9l4 M915c; 1+0 to $50 lbs, 91hc; 250
6G7c 49,
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pried Fruit-. Raisln-. Nut~ and Honey

The local trade report a very fair business
in dried fruits. Prices for apricotS are nom
iDal. as the old are all cleaned up and no quota
tions for new being named. Peaches range
about as before. Prunes are hrm. with quota
IiOns unchanged.
Rafsins are the duietest article in the market
at present and all conditions in them remained
unchanged
Fruits-Evsporsted apples. 6l4 a6lse; apricots.
nominal: peaches. "a a SIZE, do, 1910 crop, fu-
ture delivery. 81 a5iac; prunes. S0SAe- With
lIc premium for 5Os and 1c premiums for 4Os
ncs 90, f74c: pears, 51 iOc-
Raisfns-Iayers clusterS-6 crown, $50. >
crown 81 10: crown. $1.25: seeded. f05c:
ordinary layers 5 crown. $l25; crown. 9Oc
seedIess suitanas. 21a G+c; Thompscn's seedIeSs
SI,mSlae for unbleaehed and 81 d61sc for
bleacbei; loose muscatel. crown. 4c; 3 crow a.
31bc: crown. Sc; seedless. 2d2Lc.
Nuts-Almonds. nonpareils. t41s q t5c: Xxi.
14M f41sc: ne plus ultra. i36tt31 1ac: Drake 1Oi I
01fe: languedocs. f0d10i1c; hardshe1. 81 ii 7c:
waInuts 1,c per ID for No. softShells. Sic FOR
No , do: pecanS 14tadi6 peanuts 4f5615c.
pine nuts. fS6f20e per II.
FIoney-Comb. 14d15c for water white and 10
ME per ID for light amber; dark amber 7asc;
extracted nominal.
Beeswax-2Tis a soc per ID for light and 2sa
26c for dark
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH. May 17--Flax-In store and to ar
rive on track. S2-21; Nav. s22f: July. So II:
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STOCKS DORMANT
IN WALL Street
Speculators Are Discouraged by
StagnatiOn Prevailing in
the Market
Many Protests Against Increase
of Freight Rates Have De-
pressing influence
New York stock List

members of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish tie following list Of bond and STOCK sales
yesterday.
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Palmer Oil Stock Is Active and
Imperial Declares Big Dividend

Bar silver-Steady; 345sd per ounce.
Money-21a Q2st per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3ss @3h per cent and for three
months bills 3ss @31a per cent
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Mining stocks

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock and exchange board yesterday:
H0MSHnCLS
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Tn ExrRNi
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The butter market is somewhat unsettled
with the price OF extras huctuating daily. hur
the fluctuations are narrow. The meat packing
concerns. whose interests are In the east, seem
determined 10 hold prices in the local market
at high levels and they are able 20 do 30 be-
cause large receivers continue to store their
surplus holdings or dispose OF them in ship
ping channels Those who are storing would
ike 10 have the market down 10 a lower stor-
age basis but under existing conditions the
tendency is not Ia that direction A brisk
buvfng movement Oh the exchange yesterday
sent the price Of extras up 1c 20 quotation
OF 2S1ae a pound. The under grades We're TN
changed. In the egg department. lc was Topped
OF the quotation FOR extras which were quoted
at 2Jc and hrsts were nc lower at pc. The
market ruled firm. with large handlers storing
freely. The cheese market remained Steady
and fancy Young Americas were icc higher
on sales at 15fac y pound.
Sales on the exchange were as tOliJNS.
Butter-1O cases Of extras at = re. 50 eases
at 2Sc. and 20 cases at 2Si2c pound
EgEs-10 cases Of extras at 21c a dozen
Cheese-50 fancy Young Americas at lS'2c
a pound.
Receipts were 80 500 pounds Of butter. $500
pounds OF cheese and $50 cases Of eggs.
The following the official quotations estah-
lShed on the floor OF the dairy exchange. Prices
in the street. while governed by the exchange
quotations. generally range from liec TO 2
higher. owing to the various charges to he
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Loans, Exchange and Silver
ew York and HongkoDg exchange we
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RTTTER PER POTNn

Orades May 10 NAV - MAY 10 WAY
Fresh extra &c 2S1se 2Iisc eSi
Firsts ........ .26t2c 26tsc 26tac 26tsc
Seconds .. PC 26c .Gc 26c
Chese-California fancy fats. lie per lb.
steady; do drsts. f3iac stcady: do seconds
12lac. steady; fancy Young Americas. 15i7c-
steady; do drsts. lac. steady; New York fancy,
zoe. 6rms Wisconsin singles. 19c. firm.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen. cases in
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focK EXCHANGE.

Walker oil company. on section %, adjoining
tne Cosmo at the northeast corner, is also
planning to start drilling
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Assessment Directory Comstock Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, May 17-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rjd- Ask. Bid. Ask
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New York Bonds

.i07. .60O-total shares sold.
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New York Mining Stocks
New York Curb stocks

Gug Express. $50 100 Ohio
Kerr Lake S% SIS Ely
Ia Rose. 4 GIG 4 11-16l Con
Miami ... 2I% 21K Tuolu
Mines of Am 80 % Mays
Nontg Sho.-. y = Janua
New Utah u ]
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-07

Initial 
   Sohd Elk Eembem interchangeable Enameled  Solid Emblem  Solid  Gold Plain Tifney Carbunkle Solid Finished
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Fountain Pens

havebe 
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Do You Realize That LOcketS are Now
 More in Vogue than ever

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Gent s

Gcnt s
 No. l Plain Cap $1.1o No. IS Plain Cap $1.5o No. 20 Plain Cap $1.s5 No. g Hexigon Plain Cap -. -.- .. .$2.25 No. 241-2 Chased Plain
 Cap =. -....$3.O No. 241-2 Chased 2
 Gold Bands .$3.75 No. g Pen Large
 Barrel =. ...$3.75 No. 2s Plain Extra
 Large Barrel S5.25 No. 20 Baby Jack
 Knife ... .$1.s5 No. 20 Jack Knife
 =. =. - .s1.s5 No. g Jack Knife 1
 Gold Band ..$2.65 No. g Jack Knife
 2 Gold Bands $500 No. IS Gold Ornament
 cd Filigree s4.5o No. 45 Pearl Top 3 Gold Bands inlaid Pearl Barrel S4.85
 No. 15 Gold Filigree
 Ornamented Cap 2
 Gold Bands .$5.25 No. 47 Covered en- tirely with Gold Floral Designs, Pearl Barrel 2 Gold Bands .H.5o
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Miscellaneous The Following is List of Suggestions Which We Haven't Time to List


   se Watch in all kinds filled Filled Emblem large eassotm
 A Large Assortment of Emblem Pins
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Ladies

No. 1 Plain Tapering Cap =. -. .$1.1o No. 1s Plain Cap s1.5o No. 20 Plain Cap s1.s5 No. 6 Tapering Cap Chased 2 Gold bands -. .... ...S2-25 No. 6 Tapering Cap 2 Plain Bands .$2-25 No. 21 Plain Cap ? Gold Bands .s2.65 No. 8 Plain Cap Gold Gold Name Plate A.t5 No. Is Gold Orna- mented barrel $4.5o
 No. 45 Pearl Top, 8 Gold Bands inlaid Pearl Stock .S4.s5 No. 15 Gold Filigree
 Ornamented Cap 2
 Bands Pearl lnlaid
 ..- ... =. .$5.25 No. 47 Covered intirely with gold cap ioral
 eral design sweiIed
 Pearls Bound with .2 Gold bands S7.50
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Gents Rings

Square top =. -. ... .$3.2s Solid Gold Signet Bright Finish Sut
 Shank Oval Top --...-..-.. .$325 Solid Gold Signet Rose Finish Scroll
 Shank Oval Top ...... -............. .$475 Solid Gold Signet Rose Finish Green
 Gold Flower Design Oval ..... ..... $5.5o Solid Gold Signet Rose Finish Scroll
 hank Beaded Edge" ....... ..... $5.50
 Solid Gold Signet Extra Heavy Green Gold Tiger Design Shank Oval $500
 Sold Gold Signet Extra Heavy Rose fin ish Beautifully designed square top $7Jo0
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Ladies' Sci Rings

Ladies Solid Gold Ring Wire Mount
 lgs set with amethyst .-......$i.oo Ladies' Solid Gold Ring. Fancy Tiff
 fany mounting, set with any col
 ored stone S1.9o Ladies' Solid Gold Ring. plain mount
 ing, set with bloodstone 2oo Ladies' Solid Gold Ring. cluster mounting set with Rub Doublets ........ S3.o0 Ladies' Solid Gold Ring wire gallery mtg. set with Large Mexican Opal =. =. $500 Fancy Shank Bioodstone $3.75
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