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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

Thousands of Democrats voted
for Mckinley. Some from omis-
taken idea of the issues before the
people and more from coercion and
intimidation. They now repent of
their act and will come back to the
party of their first love and never
stray from it again. We think it
is about time for the regular Demo-
cratic press TO pursue more con-
ciliatory tone towards the gold
Democrats.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

YoUNGsrowN, o., Nov. pa
hundred employees of the Hannah
iron furnace have been notified of
a cut of 20 per cent. in wages.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

PORTER, w. VA. Nov. 26.-The
wages of the employees of the Clay
Lumber Company, of this place,
and w. S. Lewis, of Carlos and
Laurel, have been cut from 10 to
20 per cent. These works employ
about 125 men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

We publish batch of "confi-
dence" news this morning, which
makes interesting reading for the
follows who thought free silver
would ruin the country. The
"signs of the times" do not show
much prosperity" in the United
States. We hope it may improve
however, and that the busy wheels
of industry will soon be heard in
every quarter of our free land, and
that everybody will have work at
good wages and be contented and
lnDDV
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

One of the most certain results
of the recent election bears
directly upon the fortunes of
Arizona and New Mexico. What
ever hopes they may have had of
Immediately getting into the Union
will now fail of fruition. Even
under ordinary circumstances there
were score of sufficient reasons
why they should wait awhile be-
fore entering upon the dignity of
statehood. Now they will have
to wait. Neither this nor tho next
Congress will admit them.
Democrats must not worry about
the proposed tariff Legislation of
the Republican party. They are
alone responsible. If plan adopt
ed is beneficial, the Democrats will
share alike with the Republicans
in the blessings, and if they mako
mistake, reopen the whole mat
ter and depress business by tariff
agitation, and by re-enacting
McKinleyism, the people will
hurl them from power and restore
the Democracy. 1t isnot our fight.
Again we see the necessity for
inaugurating the president elect
and opening the new congress i'm
mediately after the election. The
country will be compelled to wait
until the 4th of March for the
golden prosperity which was to
flood the land after McKinley's
election.
The Populists have control of
the supreme court of Kansas.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

The newly elected Justices and
Constables will please take notice
that we keep all kinds of blanks
for their use in stock.
There will be special term of
the Circuit Court next Thursday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

BALTIMoRE, Nov. 26.-Receiv-
ers were appointed for tho Camp
bell a. Zell Company. The firm
conducted large business as en-
gineers and contractors, and was
also proprietors of the Enterprise
Marine and Boiler Works and
the Enterprise Iron Works.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02
sUIT FOE DIYoROls.
A Sensation Which lis Causing
Considerable commentator
Huntington.

AllnG1nBCOms
Huntington Advertiser 9th.
Joseph r. Gallick to-day insti-
tuted divorce proceedings against
Ella Nj. Gallick, his wife, on the
ground of marital infdelity Tie
cause will attract much attention
on account of the prominence of
the parties in this community.
Mr.. Gallick has for many years
been one of the leading business
men of Huntington and the pro
ceedings instituted to-day lisa mat
ter of general surprise and regret.
The friends of Mrs. Gallick vigor-
ously deny the alleged offence and
SO the right and the wrong5of it
must await the laws delay.
However the affair terminates it
lis most sad and unfortunate one.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

Prosperity has set in with Ven
gence. Thousands of working
men are being thrown out of en-
ployment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-12-02

We are still hopeful that better
days will dawn We know that
there is such a thing as better days
for we have seen them.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
Qu ISLAM ..
Oentfhldno.

Mie aus gutter Sue[e D~erGal1tet,
1T aptf9en Der rufitf4en uno Der beutf9en
Regierung elm @inpsrtGnbniB gu Stanbe gs>
fommen, ppna9 auf bic iibrigen europai@
f9en Gegierungen Elm Druid bebufS 3uz
itanpebringens zines internationulen ueber@
eintommens ~ausgeiibt perben fol-, Sem3lz
folge man gegen anar9tftif9e Gomplotte
unb 8erf6pDrer borge6en uno tDomOglt4
cine Gepiiipn Der internattonalen Musliefe=
rungsbertrdge porne6men min. SieIes
ue6ereintommen 1T auf Die 3uiammenz
funft bes G5aren unb bes &aifers Milz
belm in 8reslau 3uriid5ufibren. Ser
iteabertretenoe ruifi9e Miniiter bes Nuse
tpdrtigen, S3if9tin, lit iebt benpiibt, Srant<
ret3's &nf3luB an biefe M6md9ungen gu
e~rldngen unp 5pii9en 9eutf9lanb, Oeiterz
rei3 unb Stalien 1T bieierbaGb ebenfaGs Elm
gt%otenaustauf3 i'm @dnge, NuBerbem begt
man Die 9offnung, baB @nslano ii9, angez
fi9ts Der bon ben BDlisiften BON Scotland
Oaro ange6lt9 entbedtenO nnamitberf6p0z
rung, benz @orgeben ani9lteBen pirb, mos
na3 Q%ndr1titen unb ale 8eriiber pbDiI9fr
9etpalttbaten. fir ELECTROMAGNETIC UNI
ter Die gemetnen @erbre6er sere9net tperz
zen foIen.
Die groBe @naabG @enerale unb anberer
bOber PrenBif3er Offisiere, tpeI9e felt ben
lebten ManODern oerabi9iebet tperben fouen.
bat Die n8ofiif4e 3eitung" bsranlaBt, auf
Die Sbatia3e aufmertfam gu MAIDEN, baB
felt Der SbrOnbeteigung aat1er WilbeIm's
nt4t neniger uls 546 preuBif9e Generate
ben 4bf4ieO erbaIten baben unb bab mod
276 bOr benz &egierungsantritte bes iebiqen
&aifers CUR 9ispOfitiOn geitsate Generate
am Seben fino, baB alfo ONES in Qaem
ebenbunoertfebenunbfiinf5ig preuBiI9e @e=
nerale penfton beaieben, unb einige anbere
3eitungen, barunter iOgar cOnierOatibe, be-
iaipsrsu ii4 sbsnfaas abeE bic Obsn ssriists
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-30
Oeiterreib= unearn.

2ebte @o@e tagts in Srtent, Sirol, Der
Init <SreimuurercongreB, fir ben bic @Or6es
rsttunsen in ROm, tpD Der Central GrecutiD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11

- Die 8iirger bon Goinburg,
S6ottGuno, bo6sn bsiAloiisn, Elm
8enfmul gu @6rsn oes DerItor6enen
S6rtftitslIer5 Hpbsrt QDuis SieDsns
ion 81 ieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11
Scr Yrp;rB gegcn Die Seamiru Der
nStauoarDzCiIGu."

gDusco, Ser, 10. Deg. - Der
9ro5eB gsgen Die 9eamten uno Qgent:n
Der rSIdn0lrn Sel @o.," pel9ar
idon DOR 3!pei Sdbren eingsleitet tpurz
De, nirO jeBt i'm Wsge oes 916eus
Corpus garfa6rens DOR bic 8unDesz
geri4ts gs6ru9t per0an, I'm iiber bic
&sdtsfrdft Das i'm Stauts Serras be-
ffaEaroen Qnti Sru5t GtItBes cine
grtIf:iOung Der bD9itsn SnItan5 elm
5ubolan. Die 9eumten bes Selz5ruIts:
SO6n 3. gfodefeGer, 9snrp M. 5luglsr
unD s. Gl1D 8ierce f1bsn, Ie;tDtm iene
2(nflags gegen tie Dorliegt, ben Staut
Serus ni6t btirsten fOnnen, neil bort
bic S6ergen auf lie lauern. 2luberz
bal6 Dss Staates IinD iie por 8er61fs
tung Iicber, Du bis6sr i6re Quslieferung
bon Dan 5uItGnOigsn Staats6:6Droen
perlpeigert puroe. I'm iebo9 bieIem
peinli4en 4ntlage5uitanoe Elm @nDa 81
MAIDEN, ion bls Pro3eBOerfa6ren ssgen
Die angefld9ten SruIt 2lgenten in ST.
rds, bic ieit6er untsr 9iirgifuft in
Sreibeit gelafen fparsn; DOR Die 8unz
Deagerihte gebra6t tperben. Die 8irz
gen Der angeflasten Qgenten babsn, eiz
nsr 9era6rsOung gemdB, bic 8iirgi9uft
5uriidse5ogen, ppruuf bic '8erbaftung
Der Qngefldgtan folgte unb Suglsi9 i'm
gunOssgeri4t i'm Dsge Dss 9ubsas
Corpus 8erfd6rens oas QntizSruits
8eIeb oes Staltes ungsfo9tsn purp2.
Hun ioa our9 oas 606ite 2anb,stribuz
nal enti9ieosn iperoen, o6 berdrtige
Stddtsg2laBe stfpas gu beDeuten 6uben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11
6i:6er odrnitoar, uro iGr 3uitano iolI
tritiIh Tsin.
Gtns StaSt aaf Waoaaasfa scpLitu'
Ocrt.

paris, 10. 0a3am6sr. - Na6s
ri9tan aus 9lrtanamuripp, Maougl5s
far, mslosn, DAB bic SrIurgsnttn in
Der y2a6t pom 1S. gfppembsr ou5
StGot6sr 9(m6p6imungo, 5ebn Ntsiz
len opn Der 9auptitaot, pliinoerten, 40
@eFdngene ma6ten unO aIles in Der
1lmQsbung uufSutrsibsnbe 8isb raubs
ten. Die engliIden 8stpobnsr enttas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11

= Sn Spofane, 8af6., piro sine
SAarfI6iiten=gcmpagnie prganiiirt,
fpelfe in @uba ssgen Die Spanier
tdmpfea ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11
Gan; ltneriesli6.

9lfs Elm iiheres Mittel ee9en 8er>
renfun9en unb dhnlide SflmerSen bat
Salpatipn Sel niht feines gletden.
Srau 5ranf Suif SIS Gratiet 9loe.,
Oetrcit, Mtd)., fdreibt: "Sd 9ez
brau6te Salpatipn Sel unb mus ia9>
en- bae es Elm gang unerieBlide6 Stnts
ment lit; SD hattie meinen 5uB oers
remit uno Saloatipn Sel furlrte MIDI.
Seitbem trau6e id, es INNER fllr.
Shmer;en unb @unpen." " Salpaticn
Sel fpltet nur 25 9ents. Sein anoeres
Wittcl furirt 70 RAID ano iIher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11

= SSn Ql6ernant, @ales, lit Elm
9o6leni6u4t our6 ein0ringenos Stu
then iiberl6tpemmt tporben, nobel 6
8erglsute i6ren Sob fdnosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11
Sic brtttfdIc 9lrmrc ioa ueritarIt
tpctOe1l.

NonD on, 10. 0.3ember. = Der
3uItanD 55reoerid 8aIt's, Tpel4' 2eBz
ferer 5ugleib nit 2aDp Salina Scott,
So6n Goderton unb gBm. 2lplott Der
8srlsumoung Carl 8u7eG's anqe@
flagt 1T uro ipel6er an Der 2ungenz
Gnt5iirbung parnieOer lisgt, BAT IiA
bermaBsn beri6linrnert, oaB Die Qer3z
te feine 0offnung meAr auf ieine 9:z
nsIung 6egen.
2lu9 2abD Scott li:gt an einem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11
Sic sage Der Sanoiutrtbibnft in
sSranfreid1.


8dris, 10. Se8ember. - 8ele'
oentli9 Der 8srdtbung bes 8iio9st5
6e8 9(dsr6auminiItsrium5 in Der SAM
mar cab 9rtmierminiIter W}sline 6u,
bah Bic Qanofpirt6e Dur9 Ous unouus
ernOe sSaQen Der grsiIe geihGoigt lpers
ben uno ouB Die @infu6r50le TIRE
0irfIumfeit g(ngsii6ts bes StntenS
bes g8srt6es auslGnbii4er 8eloIorten
uno Der 0eoiIen30Qe gum 5beil etngcz
biibt 6Gttsn. Ruh feiner 9lniidt ma
re- Der 8imetallismus bds etn5t9s Saz
qennittel, dber Oitfe 6rage beDilrfe lns
ternatipnuler Regslung. Die Hegte=
runq beu6Ii9tioe, Iih beIoroers itb'r
bic SSruqe Der @etreioeIpetulation .uno
oes lGnDIi6en 8srIi4erun9speIens 5r
informiren. 2(uf D1s SDitem Der Grs
portz8rGmien einqeGeno, ertldrte Der
WiniIter oafIelbe fir gsfG6rli6, oa eS
gu GepreTulian fiifre. S6lieBli3
meinte Wteline, eins Der 9rOBten Wobla
tbaten, lpel6e Der 2anoptrtbl6att ers
tpieTen iperoen fGnnten, mare Die 2lutz
bebun9 Der @run0tttller.
9(bbe Sc Otpre lentte 5podnn Die
QufmertIumteit berHegierung auf odS
9(npu6Ten Der Ginfubr ameritanii4en
SdpeineFleiI6es. Wieline entgegnete,
ouB inn 8egent6eil Die @infubr BON
S6nsinsz uno QeIal5enem 6letld pon
II auf u WfilIionen 5rarrs gefdllen
fpGre. Gr betonte, DAB nt6t Die @in7
fu6r aus oem Q(uslanDe Das 6allen
Der 9reiIe hsrpprgsrufan babe, 7ons
bern oas bies in 5olge Der geiteigertan
nEano=9roouftion geiae4en lei.
gSraufrctn's SIotte.
8aris, 10. Sa5ember. - Wtdrtnsz
Miniiter 8esnarO iUgte in ieiner Be-
reits ertpGbnten GaDe, Die er geitern Dor
Dem 8uogsteGomita Der Summer 5u
@uniten sines @rtrazGreoits BON 20O,z
100000 5Srancs fir Die SIotte belt,
Die QeBters befino, IiA teine8ps9s in
10 idls6tsm 3uItunoe, pte bic 3dbler
behaupteter. 3roBDsm 6abs Die Re9
Qierung felt msbrarsn W}onoten etnen
Blan unter GrpdgunJ ME Die Stdrts
Der 6tptte 3p,dmdBig erb0bt p5rosn
f0nnta. 9amnGhIt lperOe Elm 8eIdluB
in Differ 3shtunq 9efaBt un0 oasParz
lament nm 8olpilliQung DIR gu DeiIen
gusFii6rurg bsn0tbiQt9n Summe err
IuGt peroen. Die Regierung Iperoe
u6er, ertlGrte QtDmiral 8esnaro sum
S6luiie, jeDen 8ori6Iug uuf 8iooer=
einfiibrung zines duBeroroentli4en
WarinesGtqts aGlpeiien.
= Die 9iirger DON GOinburg,
S6ottfano, bo6sn bsi4loiian, Elm
8enfmul gu G6rtn oes perItor6enen
56rtftitsGer5 RO6srt GDuiS Sieosns
ion 81 ieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11
Ser Sentidje Gorreiponoemt,
e T6slib, ,p5hentIitb unb Sonntass,
q. O7aine, GtseutbhHer ano Rcoaften'

q. O7aine, Gtsentbnmer uno Hcoafteur
(stahfoIeer pen 8. RaHe),
elepefsgfe SaItimOrcsStrase uub SoIisSffiee@sus.
greis bes ssIattes, burt 9rds,r b,iorst,
12S Cts; tagIid,e uno Sonnta 40 =stuegabe 10
Gents 8oe, SobIbar on bic oas SIat belorsenoen
Erdger.-9aaIicb nebft Spunta a. .Mus aabc rHfer
3eit i'm Terbdltnis; tIr bic podlcntlid'e stussabe
NIT Sonntasshlat, portofrei, NIT Ibsus tnr CLUBS
$3.50 pro Sabr, na0 traeno einent Srtt oes Snlans
bes, 81 nah europa. 2pnnta s=Muegabe 81
pro Sabr.-Das bette unb btaisite osutibe SIatt
n ben Oiittel> uub SIoitaate-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-11

2le6er 5000 Amfpri6e fno 6esa6ft moroen,
sas.u Summ Gter Spuarsau ausma

bon tru
&
Sar Suf fH
Gransa Sa aasbaaSh
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL, June S.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction to-day.
realizing the following prices: Royal apricots.
81 S0@2 40 per half-crate; Newcastle apricots.
81 50@1 So; Clyman plums, 81 35Ql so per half
crate: Cherry plums, 81 05; Alexander peaches.
81 35@l 70 per box; Governor Garland peaches.
81 40@1 So; Royal Anne cherries. 81 25@l So ;
mixed cherries, 81 25; Black Republican, sl@
l 20; Centennial, 81 159l 20; Black Blgarreau,
81 l0@l 20; Black Tartarian. $1@1 25.
Porter Bros. Company sold open auction to-
day California fruit follows: Apricots- ROYALS
81 80; seedlings, 81 TOOL go: Newcastle. 9Dc6
81 40. Plums-Clymans, 81 S5: Cherry IN
10-pound boxes, csc. Peaches-Alexanders 81 30
@1 20. Cherries-Royal Annes, 6OcMSl AZ:
Bigarreaus, S5cG$1 30: Centennials, 7Oc61Sl "a
Tartarians, 75c@$l 20; Assorted, 95c01Sl Is.
Black Republicans. S5c.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June S-POrter Bros
Company sold at open auction California cherries
which arrived in very poor condition, as follows
Tartarians and Bigarreaus, 35@S0c.
NEW YORK, n. y, June S.-Porter Bros Com
pany sold at open auction to-day California fruit
at following prices: Plums-Clymans 81 o50
25. Apricots-Royals, 81 rs; ceilings, 81 65SG
l 60 Cherries-Eltons. 81 S5; Governor Woods
81 so: Rockports, 75c0S1 70; Ligarreaus Ala,
! 55; Tartarians 65c@$1 40; Oxhearts 81 80
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit
at open auction to-day the following prices
CIyman pums, So 1908 10 per half crate: ROYAL
apricots 81 1902 % per half crate: Skyhigh apri-
COTS 81 501l IS: Seedlings, 81 25@l 30; Aiex.
anders peaches, 81 45@1 80 per box.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL
TuRE WEATHER BUREAU, San FRANCISCO, June
s. 1896. 3 P. N.-Weather conditions and general
forecast;
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those OF same date last season:
Eureka 81. 80 last season 49, 80; Red Bluff 22.43,
last season 2971; San Francisco 21.25 last season
25.7O; Fresno S.16, last season 1857; San Luis
Obispo l7.7O, last season 26.04; Los Angeles
SS5, last season 1910; San Diego 5.93 last season
1920; Yuma .SS, last season 3.O1.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations IN California to-day:
Eureka So Red Bluff 80, San Francisco 81,
Fresno 96, San Luis Obispo 70, Los Angeles IA,
san Diego 66, Yuma 104.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 81, mean %.
An area of high pressure IS central this evening
repotted from Southern California and Arizona.
Much warmer weather prevails throughout the
plateau region of Utah and Eastern Nevada. The
temperature is slightly lower in Northern Caifor-
MIA this afternoon, but the change is only temper
ary, and conditions now favorable for a more
severe norther than has prevailed during the past
rise in California during Tuesday and Wednesday,
and will approximate 100 degrees in the interior
valleys Wednesday,
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight, June g. 1895:
Northern California Far: warmer in the north
portion Tuesday; probably still warmer Wednes-
day; brisk northerly winds.
A hot norther in the interior.
Southern California-Fair; continued warm
Tuesday and Wednesday, fresh northerly to west
erly winds A hot norther in the interior.
Nevada-Fair Tuesday.
Utah-Fair: slightly cooler Tuesday.
Arizona-Fair; continued high temperatures
Tuesday
san Francisco and vtcinity-Fair; slightly warm
er Tuesday; fresh northerly winds, probably chft-
ing to westerly in the afternoon.
w. ii. HAMMON, Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09
EXPLANATION.

The arrow hies with the wind. The top hgureA
ct station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath It, il any, the amount Of
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines, connect points Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word 'hgh" means high harOmetric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: dow"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by clOndy weather and rains
slows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the "loW' is inclosed with isobars Of
marked curvature, rain south OF oregon is improhr
able. With high" in the vicinity Of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions
Gtll produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09
GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, spot S4 %; June
July delivery $4 3712; San Quentin, "a 20; Wool
Bags, 241a@261ac.
COAL-W wellington. SO q ton; New Wellington
SO p ton; Southtield wellington, 81 so p ton;
Seattle, $5@5 80: Bryant, So; Coos Bay, 81 so;
Wallsend, 81: Scotch, 81 so; BrymDo. ~ so;
Cumberland, s11@12 in bulk and $l3@14 in SKIS;
Anthracite, % ems 49, % canneI, 81 50: Rock Springs
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 go; coke
$1l@12 in bulk and SIS q ton in SKIS.
COFFEE-C. f. Bickford's circular gives the re.
cepts at this port during the first five months ot
the year at S8.573 bags, against 117l18 bags dur
were 81, ,329 bags, against S0,U2 in 1899 The
stock On hand June l was 81 l,Oo2 b*gs, against
June ] was 2,445,00O bags, against 3OS6,49l June
l, 1885, The Gil cular says: "On all sides dealers
complain that the demand from The interior
usually good at this season of the year, has been
daily growing poorer and extreme dullness char.
Rcterizes the condition of this marker since the
9th ut. In other quarters the staple is likewise
slow OF movement and generally lower, the decline
in Bra3ils in New York being fully &c within the
past month. Here fine Coffees are turn deareT
and wanted; all other kinds would be shade lower
business being done. We let former prices
stand as nominally representing today's condi-
Nicaragua. 1884 Salvador, 1886 Guatemala,
219 xican-in all 29429 bags against 33,0os
same time last year" We quote market dull at:
COSTA RICA-l9G2015c for good to prime; $50
19c for good mixed with black beans; 1884 @
17s4c for fair l31a@161ac for common to ordi-
nary.
sA4vADoR-1s@ @1s14c for good to prime washed
1714@Dl734c p 10 for lair washed: 1884 @20c for
unwashed; 16s4@161sc for good green unwashed;
l9@1912c for good to prime unwashed peaberry.
GUATEMALA AND MExICAN-2O1 12g2l l1ac for
prime TO strictly prime washed: l9A@20c for
good to strictly good washed; 171a@lSs4c for fair
washed; 16@1714c for medium; l414@15 534 for
ordinary; 1z@14c for inferior to com mon; 2O14@
2lc for good TO prime washed peaberry; I9@l91ac
for good to prime unwashed peaberry
SUGAR-The Western sugar Refinery Company
has reduced its prices and now quotes as fol
lows, terms net cash: lube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 57sc: Dry Granulated, Sac;
Confectioners' A, 51sc; Magnolia A 45sc; Extra
c. 41ac: Golden c. 4ssc; half barrels, lac more
than barrels, and boxes 1ac more.
SYRUP-Golden, in bbls, 16c; Black Strap, lOc
q gal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-09

feet. The face is in cav porphyry and quartz, the
last giving low assays. West crosscut l, 2SO
feet south of the Mexican boundary, on the same
level, is in 460 feet. The face shows clay seams,
porphyry and narrow lines of quartz, which aasay
90 cents per ton. There were no important
changes in he old Central tunnel workings of the
Ophir during the week.
At the Andes mine during the past week they
hoisted the remainder of The ore that had sccumu-
lated and shipped this to the Mexican mill for
concentration; Shipped. $50 tons; assays aver
age: Gold, $50 IA; silver, 53.2 ounces per ton
BRUNSWICK LODE wOPK.
BEST & BELcHER, GOULD & CURRY AND Con-
CALIFORNIA g. VIRGINIA-BRUNswICK LODE
incline; total depth 224 feet bottom In hard por-
phyry. Owing 10 necessary repairing having to be
done TO the tunnel The east crosscut has been dis
continued for the present.
HALE d NORCRoss-BRuNswIcK LoDE-2OO
ieVel prospecting work under management of the
H. d n. NJ. Co)-The main north drift ex-
tended 10 feet; total length 229 feet Face in clay
ana p2rphyFy, with strngers of quartz Have
started east crosscut from the main north drift
ut point 2Ul feet east from incline station and
advanced the same 20 feet. The face is in clay
ast ana p9rPhy.y: Have also started winze on the
east Slde OF the main south drift on our south
boundary and sunk the same Is feet. Bottom in
quartz AMI porphyry.
CHoLLAR- BRUNSWICK LoDE-The south drift on
IN 6ne ZOO level from shaft No. has been extended
20 rect during the week. and ia now out 80 feet
from the Chollar- Norcross line. The face of the
urliI Is In porphyry, with slips Of clay and seams
OF clay through 1t There is a slight seepage of
water from he roof. A portion of the week has
Deen occupied in getting in a blower and some air
pipe, and there is an abundance of good air
for ventilation. No. shaft has been sunk feet
quartz; total depth 464 feet, Work has been dis
continued in tie bottom in order that station
may De cut out and chute made forthe 800 level.
OCCIDENTAL-550 level - The east crosscut
from the lower t1nnel which is being to con-
meet with the Edwards shaft is now in 156 feet,
nayins been extended "A feet during the week,
Ihe race OF the crosscut is in hard porphyry. $50
1evei-West crosscut 2. which started % feet
south OF the main winze, is in 369 feet having
been extended 80 feet. The face is in hard por
Phyry 100 level-rhe upraise from the north
arift from the west crosscut is up 1S feet follow
Ing under and along the ore body. Have resumed
work in the north drift face in of fair quality.
me south drift from crosscut has been
tended 20 feettotal length 81 feet; face in fair
grade ore.