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The San Francisco call., 1896-07-08
THE CROP OUTLOOK.

CHICAGO, I'LL, July 1.-THE week ending July
8. ike that immed lately preceding, was upon the
whole, exceptionally favorable Winter wheat
harvest is about completed, except in the more
northerly States where it continues. Heavy rains
in Kentucky and Tennessee have caused some
damage TO the shocked wheat. some thrash ny
has been done in West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois Minnesota and North Dakota report
spring wheat 10 be considerably injured by rust.
In South Dakota spring wheat made favorable
progress during the week and in Iowa IL is begin
ming 10 ripen Reports generally indicate that corn
has made fine progress anQ the outlook for an ex-
ceptionaly tine crop In the principal corn states is
most promising.
The condition OF cotton has improved, especially
the eastern portion OF the cotton belt and the
complaints OF injury By lice continue diminish.
The outlook for tobacco continues haIterlng, the
weather conditions of the week proving favorable
for the crop
part Of Texas and northern Louisiana and is being
felt in western Tennessee and over Limited areas in
Minnesota Rain is also badly needed in Oregon
and Washington Light trosts occurred in New
York anu IN Nevada and Utah, causing no serious
injury.
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In the case of the Market-street Com.
pany the increase was on personal prop
erty alone, and while portion of the
raise tell on the roadbed, rolling-stock.
etc, the largest portion was on the fran
chise. This is deemed far more valuable
than formerly because of the increase in
population in the districts to which its
cars run, and because within the past year
the lines OF the company have been ma.
terialIy increased and improved.
The other corporations having special
privileges were the ones that received the
heaviest raises, the franchise being taxed
IN some instances for three and four times
what they were last year
Tne Geary street franchise was Increased
from SIS, 900 to $3.50, 600. the Edison Elec.
trio Light and Power Comaany franchise
from $250,0o0 to 500 900, and the Sunse,
Ieiephone Company from $780, 200 to
500, ,o00
The statement Of the Presidio and Fer.
ries Railroad Company that the earnings
of the hne had decreased was accented
and the assessment was SLIGHTLY lowered
OF the total raise OF $50, 500, sS4 the real
estate of San Francisco was Increased
ST., ,900.636 This is largely due to the
costly Improvements that have been
placed on business properties such as ths
Parrott block and Others.
Il Is foregone conclusion that rnanv q.
the banks and corporations will fight tbei,
assessments on various grounds. The
Crocker- -Woolworth National Bank ano
the Mutual Electric Light Company have
already begun legal proceedings to pre-
vent the collection Of the taxes their as.
sessments would call for.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
TURN. WEATHER BUREaU, SAX FRAScIsco July
z, 1886, p N. Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka IS, Fresno 10s, San Diego ~, Red Bun
log. San Luis Obispo 81 Yuma los, San Francisco
SO, Los Angeles so.
San Francisco data-Maximum temperature SO,
minimum So. mean 81.
The pressure has fallen slightly during the past
twenty-four hours over Northern California and
Northern Nevada. There has been q slight rise on
the northern coast
The temperature has rysen generally over the
western half of the country. except in Northern
Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington the tenn
perature has risen during the past twenty four
hours from ten 10 twenty degrees
A thunderstorm is reported al Phoenix, Ariz,
with .o4 inch OF rain. Elsewhere the weather has
been fair.
Conditions are favorable for continued warm
weather in the valleys OF California
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnlf ht, July g. 1896:
Northern California-EAir "Wednesday: confin-
ued warm weather in the valleys; fresh northwest
ery winds on the coast light winds in the interior.
southern California-Clondy along the coast
Wednesday; fair inland: light westerly winds.
Nevada-Fair Wednesday; continued warm
weather.
Utah : Fair Wednesday: continued warm
weather.
Arizona-ThBnder-showers Wednesday morning,
fair Wednesday: warmer in the eastern portion.
San Francisco and yicinity-Light southwest
ALEXANDER G. McADrE.
Local Forecast Official.
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Railroad and Other Franchises
Come in for Material
Changes.
A COMPARISON OF FIGURES
Why Real Estate Valuations Were
Advanced $1,000, 900 Over Those
of Last Year.

Twenty-one banks and ten big corpora
tions will have to stand the brunt of As
SCISSOR Siebes raise of So, $40, ,SS4 in the
total valuation of San Francisco property
unless the Board of Supervisors, sitting as
a Board OF Equalization, sees fit to change
the Assessors figures.
Compared to the assessment rolls of 1895
the report turned over TO the Board Of
Supervisors on Monday shows that the
raised banks, which include the Anglo
Californian Bank, Bank of California,
Bank of British Columbia, Bank of British
North America, Crocker. w oolworth Bank,
California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, First National Bank of San Fran
cisco, Hum boldt Savings and Loan Society,
La Societe Francaise, etc., London and
San Francisco Bank, London, Paris and
American Bank, Mutual Savings Bank,
Pacific Coast Savings Society, San Fran
cisco Savings Union, Savings and Loan
Society, Security Savings Bank, the
German Savings and Loan Society,
Talant Banking Company, the Sather
Banking Company, the Nevada Bank
and Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Bank
will be expected TO pay taxes on an in
creased valuation of $19, 49,, ,522. while the
corporations, including tue Market-street
halfway SOnpaIg, spring Ndlley water
Com many, San Francisco Gaslight Com
pany, Edison Light and Power Company,
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. Pacific Gas Improvement Company,
Sutter-street Railroad Company, Cali
fornia-street Railroad Company, Geary-
street Railroad Company and Sutro Rail-
road Company, have been raised an aggre-
gate OF $5 259, ,359, or a total of $24, Isl. .SS1.
As the entire personal property raise is
but $2O, $40, 24S it is apparent that outside
of the corporations and banks mentioned
personal property assessments were low
cred 81 13l, 633. Only two banks-the
Hibernia Bank and Donohoe-k Kelly Bank
ing Company-werer reduced.
The reason of this immense increase
was the demand of the State Board of
Equalization, which, on the occasion of
the Assessor recent visit TO Sacramento
with his assessment rolls, informed him
that in future the amounts loaned by
banks on stocks and bonds must be as
sessed as solvent credits. These have
never before been regarded as such by
Assessors and are now made to bring a
revenue to the State for the first time.
The heaviest individual increases among
the banks are as follows:
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BATRACHlANs AND FLORA.
Interesting Papers Read at the Acad
emy of Sciences.

Interesting Papers Read at the Acad-
emy of Sciences.
At meeting of the m smbers of the Acad-
emy of Sciences Monday night four new
members were elected. The membership
would have been increased by eight had it
not Deen for the indifference of those
present. 1t requires at least twenty votes
to be cast to elect a candidate, and in four
instances this number was lacking, though
not single black ball was cast.
The programme of the evening COM
prised papers on the geographical distri-
button of life in California.
w. L. Ritter discoursed on batrachians
or the salamander family as found in this
State, and gave some interesting facts re-
these peculiar creatures.
Alice Eastwood treated on plant life in
the Golden State. She called attention
to the facts that California had length of
10 miles, extended through nine degrees
OF latitude and rose from the sea level to
an altitude of Ia, 600 feet, thus containing
within its borders a vast variety in soil and
climate.
There are 5000 species OF plants, she
stated, within the State, probably as many
as on the whole Atlantic coast, including
the prolific State of Florida. Continuing
she laid stress on the value of the study
of plant life. The scientific investigator
of the fora of section, she explained,
played the same part for horticulture and
agriculture that the prospector did for
the mining industry, and hence was
most necessary individual to society. She
spoke of plant migration and of the fact
that MANY of the fora of California were
evidently Indigenous TO the State, though
also found in widely distant parts of the
world.
Charles a. Keller was to have spoken of
bird life in California and John Van Dem
burg of the reptiles of the State, but owing
TO the lateness of the hour these two SUBJ
jecps were postponed till the next meet
ing which will be held on the first Mon
day in August. There will be no meeting
on the third Monday of the current month.
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FELL FROM A HACK.
Serious Accident to a Little Girl. Re.
sulting in Several Painful
Scalp Wounds

The 5-year-old daughter OF ]. Hawkins.
who lives at Fifteenth and Market streets.
sustained serious and painful wound
Friday afternoon by falling from a car
riage. With her parents she had gone to
a funeral at the corner of Fifteenth and
Noe streets, and they were proceeding in
hack to Holy Cross Cemetery. The
little girl managed TO loosen the inside
catch of the hack door and fell out on the
ground, striking on her head aud sustain
ing two severe scalp wounds.
The child was carried to the Office of DR..
G. A Clinton at Twenty-first and Howard
streets. where, after working several hours.
DIR. Hughes dressed the wounds. One OF
the wounds was i've inches long. and II
scalp.
This mishap and the fatal accident
which happened to child OF DIR. Con-
molly under precisely similar circum-
stances, two years ago, indicate all too
plainly the danger to which children are
exposed when riding in ordinary hacks.
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GODFREY'S ENDUR|NGLOVE
The Marine Fireman Cannot
Keep Away From Cath
crime Nugent.
He Appeared Before Judge Campbell
Yesterday With B ack Eye and
Got Another Chance.

James Godfrey's infatuation for Gather
inc Nugent. the buxom keeper of lodg-
ing-house at 2s Minns street, will, it seems,
never die. He has been arrested many
times within the past three years for an
noying her, and has been severely beaten
by other rivals for her hand.
He has promised different Judges to
keep away from her. but so soon as he re-
turns to the City from trip on the coaster
upon which he is fireman he gets filed
up with waterfront whisky and gets mixed
up in fight on Minna street.
On Monday morning he appeared before
Judge Campbell with black eye and q
wounded scalp He had been at his old
tricks again, had been thrashed as usual
and was then arrested for disturbing the
peace.
How many times are you to come
here9" queried the Judge. 'You have
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Lectures on SociaIisY,.

T. T. kingsley, State organizer of the Social
ISL Labor partv, viii lecture before Iahertv
Branch al lis Turk street, this even
ing on "hconomic Reform" On July is
George Aspaen win speak under the same
auspices, and viii be followed one week ialer-
July y, by Professor II. h Powers OF the fss.
land stanford Jr. University. who vii lecinTe
and Limits OF Socialism
Tie open-air meetings conducted By the So
claiists for years are everywhere regarded by
them as valuable features OF their aritatiof,
work not only on the score Of ecas,oya~ 49,
because they gain thereby hearing from peo-
pie who seldom. If ever, attend the indoor
meetings OF political parties.
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sailed.

TUESDAY, July z.
stmr Alice Blanchard. Dunham. Portland
Brstmr Progresslst. Pinkham, Nanalmo'
Stmr Columbia, Bolles, Astoria
Stmr Mineola, Pillsbury, Tacoma
Stmr Albion, Lundquist.
pulco
Stmr City of Everett, Buckman, Nanaimo
Stmr Scotia Olson, Rockport.
Stmr Rival, johnson, Fort Bragg,
Slmr Weeott whitney. Port Kenyon
Schr Moro. Jorgenson, Coquile River.
Schr NettIe Low, Low, POM Reyes
Schr Reliance, Skipper.
Schr ChaS Hanson, Nelson, KODIAK.
Telegraphic
POINT LOBOS. July TO p M-Weathsr
hazy wind w: velocity. niles.
Domestic Ports.
COLLINS LANDING-Arrived July 7-Schr
Mary Eta, hence July 8.
SAN PEDKo-Arrived July 7-Sch Emma Clau-
AsToRIA-saled July 7-stmr State of Califor-
mia, for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGO-Arrived July 7--Br ship Jesso-
meme, from Newcastle, NSW.
REDONDo-Sailed July 7-Stmr Protection
EUREKA-Arrived JuIy 7-Stmr Farallon, firm
Yaouina Bay. and sailed for San francisco
BOWENS LANDING-Arrived July 1-Schr
Mary Eta. from Collins Landing.
Sailed July 7-<chr Newark. for San Francisco
POST-safled July 7-Stmr South Coast,
TAcoMA1Arrived July 7-Bark Holliswood
MENOoC1No-Arrived July 7-schr w $
Phelps, hence July A; stmr Point Arena, hence
July 6.
Foreign Ports.
ALGOA BAY-ArrIved June 10-Br ship An
caios, from Tacoma.
QUEENSTOwN-ArrivedJ July 6-Br ship Wray
Castle. hence Feb 9.
Sailed July 6-Fr bark Duchesse Anne, for
Westport Br ship Bardowie, for Hull.
YOKOHAMA-Sailed July 4-Br stmr China
for San Francisco
Arrived July 5-Br stmr Empress of Japan. from
Vancouver
TABLE BAY-saled June 11-Br bark Gra-
nada. for Royal Roads.
Movements of Trans s-AtIantic Steamers.
NEW YoRK-Arrlved July 7-Stmr Southwark,
from Antwerp
Sailed Jnlv 7-stmr Lain, for Bremen; stmr
Aurania, for Liverpool.
Observation-Disclosures out July 7-Stmr
Majestic
LIzARD-Passed July 7-stmr Bonn, from
New \ ork, for Brem en- stmr Scandia, from Ham
burg Tor New York; stmr Amsterdam. from New
York, Tor Rotterdam; stmr spree, from New York
sOr Bremen
ISLE OF WIGHT-Passed July 7-stmr Patria
from New York. for Ham burg.
ImportatiOut.
EUREKA-Per Pomona-III bxs butter, 643
NJ shingles, 2 cs saddlery PIX rs mdse, horse. I
cs shoes, z pkgB express, SIX coin.
h r and r R-22 pkgs ndse, s L tubs kegs
2l7 bxs butter, bols cs cider.
Consigae~s
Per Pomona-Brigham, Hoppe d Co; J r Hanify:
Co: Wheaton. Breon & Co: Russ, Sanders & Co; Y
Sweasey; Amer Carp Acid d Gas Co; Hills Bros:
Hilmer, Bredhof Il Schulz: Norton, Teller K Co;
K whitney Il Co; o Smith & Co: y Haight;
Sanborn. Vail d Co; Wells Fargo q Co; Conmer-
ciai Transfer Co
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Explanation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath IL. IL any, the amount Of
rainfall OF melted snow in inches and hundreCiths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
therms. or dotted lines equal temperature. The
word high means high bafometric pressure and
is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: 'siowH
reters 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
coast When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isohars 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 Fnprob-
able With .high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling the California coast warmer
weather may De expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions
viii produce opposite result
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s697: Beef hams inactive, s14@I5; tierced beef
dun, steady; city extra India mess, $l1@1s; cut
meats. Is nIm' moo rate oeman1' picked bellies,
lssc; picked hams 8lz@lOc. 7'SS
:, LAkDmoues L X so G Western o steam s. 10 asked;
nent, S4 30; south American, 81 75; compound. 4
PoRK-steady. moderate demand; old mess,
81 1903 IS; new mess, IS 50@s rs.
BUTTER- Quiet. State dairy, 12915c; do
do creamery. iIaSlb &C., do factory. s@iic; EigIps'
15c; imitation creamery, lO@12c
CHEESE-State large, 51z@5szc; full skins,
EGes-Fairly steady. quiet; State and Penn
sylvania: lsc; Western fresh, 1l@l2c; do per
TALLow-Dull. easy; city. S1s@S14c: country,
'9SgS uSTiVNsEED Tti o1n-ouies. ea.v. cruae 9o@
2lc; yellow, prime. 24s4C@25c asked; do of grade,
R5sIN.ouiet steady. Strained. common to
TURPENTTNE-D steady; 25l4as5slc
PoTATOES-Choice, steady.
RICE-Firm. Domestic fair to extra, 3@5s4c;
MoLAssEs-Moderate demand. New Orleans
open Kettle, good 10 choice. 27@37c.
corr EE-Steady. to 10 points up August
$l1 S0@1l SO; September. $40 s5; December.
SO 20; March, $40 90 Spot Rio, steady, quiet ;
sUGAR-Raw. easy, more active. Fair refining,
io-lbc: centrifugas SO test 7-16c; refined,
A, &c; standard A. 4s1c: confectioners A. 4sSc:
cut Loaf 5$sc; crushed: 5ssc; powdered, SC;
granuiated, 4sYc; cubes, &c.
Fruit and Produce.
RAIsINS-London layers. $l@1 O5: loose mus
catel, two-crown. S7s@4c; do three-crown, SC; do
four-erown, 61Ac
pEAcHEs-feeisd. > N. l2@1sc; do unpesled.
APRICOTs-Bags, s15@e1xc.
PRUNES-Four Sizes nominal: 7c
HOPS-Quiet, unchanged.
WOOL-Firm, unchanged.
Merchandise.
PIG 1RON-Quiet. UNCHANGED
COPPER-Quiet: lake. S1l so
lEAD-Dull; domestic, 80 97Jz.
11N-Firm; Straits, S13 65.
PLATES-Quiet.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

CLEANERS WILL SAIL FROM RH
- Broadway wharf san Francisco. as &zEszS
follows:
For Mary Island. LorinE. wraneeL juneau Kill
hsnoo ana sitka (AlaskaI 81 A. n, July 3, 13
Is. - =,
For victora and Vancouver n CT, Port Town
send. Seattle Tacoma. Everett Anacortes and New
Whatcom (Bellingham Bay, Wash.l 9 A. \.
Juls l3 -. % 2S. ana every nfth
day thereafter. connecting Vancouver with
the c. z. R r. AZ Tacoma with n. p. R r,
At Seattle with g. n. BY, a. PorE Townsend with
Alaska steamers
For Eureka Arcata and Fields LANDING CHuus-
boldE Bayl str Pomona P n. Jny s. g. II
16 % -. q and every fourth dAv thereafter
For Santa Cruz Monterey, San Simeon. Cayuccx
Port Hartford (Saa Luis Obispo). Gaviota santa
Barbara Ventura Hueneme- san Pedro East san
Pedro Los AngeIesl ana Newport, a. A. n July
,, . J. Is, =. u. 80 and every 1ourth day
thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only Al Port HArfori
(San Lnis Obispol. Santa Barbara. Port Los
Angeles. Redondo Los Angelesl and Newport. II
A. NJ IVY 2 as -. a, = All every
fourth day thereafter
Ior Ensenada san jose del Cabo. MazatIau In
Psz. Altata and Guaymas (Mexicol, str. Orfzaba
10 A. Stno zoLn ~ ..fO-itn lnere Rfter
TlcKet ONCE Palace Hotel New Montgomery
street
GOoDALL. PERKINS q CO. Gena Agents
10 Market
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Increase.

promised, time and again, TO keep away
from Miss Nugent, but you keep going
there, looking for trouble, and you gener-
ally get it. Who licked you this time ?
Was it Tracy or Maroney? You don't
know, Ell? There are lots Of other pretty
girls in the city besides Miss Nugent, and
why can't you go after one of them and
leave her alone? She won't marry you,
and there's an end of ii"
Godfrey hung down his head and did
not attempt to answer the Judges ques-
tons.
Il tell you what II. do" continued the
Judge. If you leave with your boat to-
morrow morning will let you go on your
own recognizance. but if you don't l will
order you to appear here Wednesday
morning, and l promise you that / will
prevent you from annoying Miss Nugent
Tor some time to come. The next time
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notified at noon, and arrived at the
locality when the horse had already en-
dured four hours of torture. The owners
were forthwith notified that they must
nave the horse shot or taken away IN an
ambulance if they wished 10 escape ar
rest. The ambulance idea did not strike
the pair of worthless favorably, since the
hire of the vehicle would be Sc. Nor did
the notion of going to Jail commend itself
TO their fancy, so at 1880 the horse was
dispatched to the happy grazing grounds
with the aid of revolver.
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vision, divided as follows: Murders SO. acci-
dents 161, shocks (railroad accidents) 80, sui
cides LAB, unknown ~, natural causes 331.
OF the suicides the principal routes selected
are as follows: Drowning 10, gas 23, knife
II, arsenic Is, morphine 8. Fifteen people
died at the hands of their fellow-men, the re-
suit of gunshot wounds, while seven were
stabbed TO death. Seventeen lives were lost by
reason of fire and fifty-fve died from internal
fnitlries
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coinage OF THE MINT.

against sl,ssO.04S in June. 1895. For the fiscal
year lust closed the coinage was $24, 3S2. 9bl,
AGAINST $24 ,92O 110 for the previous fiscal year.
Inc descriptions coined in the fiscal year Of 1896
DO were as follows: Double Eagles, S21.623, 500;
Eagles, $4,000: Half Eagles, 1922 U5O; Dollars,
$l,u5O.OOO: Half Dollars, $242, 451; Quarter Dol
lars, $4,000; Dimes, $40. 900.
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You come before me l viii fix you. Now
you can CO."
Godfrey, in the belief that Miss Nueent
would marry him, loaned her $500 about
three years ago to enable her TO furnish
the lodging house. She prospered and
repaid him the money and then declined
to marry him, preferring to bestow her
smiles on W. Tracy, one of her dodgers.
Hence Godfrey's troubles.
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NEW 1unA STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money cali has been easy at 2G1sy: last loan
at 11a%: closing offered 1aaz. Prime mercantile
paper. 41z@51az Bar silver. 6SSzc Mexican dol
lars 5Ssz@54S4c Sterling Exchange easy, with
actual business IN bankers bills AZ 81 81 for 60
uays and 90 SIS for demand. Posted rates, e. S71z
a ssh Commercial bills, 81 S694 s61a.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, Ill, July THE Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit in the Union auction to-
day. realizing the following prices: Prunes-
simoni, 81 6O@1 75 halt craze. Piuus-Peach,
81 55@l so z half crate; Burbank. 81 25. Apri-
cots-Roysl, 95cGlSl O5 = half crate.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS.

nocai al Cnstom-house collections in June were
$500 osUO, against ss51, 800 in June. 1896 For
the hrst six months OF 1896 they SO, 607 900,
against $264S,7O0 for the same period in 1895.
or the hScal year Just closed they were $6,44T,
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1t takes the moon exactly 1854 minutes
(29 days, II hours and Al minutes) to
make its revolution round the earth.
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NoTE-Tn the ABOVE exposition Of the r.ss. -
cary morning tides are given IN the Ieft hnnd
so1nno ana The successive fides OF The dar in fha
order OF occurrence TO time The saco-,a 49,
column gives The second tide Of the dav the third
time column the third tide, and the last Or ri-h
hand Co uznn gives the last tide Of the cav -.
when there are but three tides, as soynef1r-,sss
occurs The heights given are zddftions ri res
sostnctnzs On ibe United States Coast Sn-rsv
snsrIs. ex cept xnen minus sign (-3 preceoes tfs
Ee1Ent ana then the number Kfver ia slss,.rrT-4fS
from The depth given br ra1e chsrrs -
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The Morrne Record

Coroner Hawkins has completed his report
for the fiscal year ending June 80. During the
twelve months 745 cases came under his super
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FINANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
and new YORK STOCKS.
" HEELOLk & CO.,

Il Leidesdorn St. Tel Main 1884
BRANCH OFFICE
e2S Market ST, Palace Hotel. Tel Main ss2s
j. ). PURDE. Manager.
Orders instantly executed latest market ous,
tstions Reference 1st National Bank, y F.
CHICAGO. 1R1NATk MEkE A&W XoRK.
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ROYAL NlH STTlK PlCKET CNMPAEF

C4TEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL 9A
- forrnightly for the West Indies AID ssaaE4
Southarn pton calling route at Ceroourgh-
France and Plymouth TO land passengers
Through bills OF ladine, in connection with ths
Pacific Mail s S Co. issued for freight ana traes-
ure 70 direct porrs in England and Germany
77lrouch ticl<ets from san Francisco 20 Plymouth
C-harnonrz Southarapton First class. S195. third
class. Se7 SO. For further particulars apply 20
EARRO1T & CO, AgenIs,
3O6 California &c.