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count fnr 900 srINtmtHiHf tl.d a.. y I.
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a. pfayrd flE
Dated MAY ittH. rE
~ A G. REESE, uulr ..tfl W.
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bult5i,s ol clH.ilcrri the following
supiic,uanr arI7u. d'oigs 70.
Campse r.l.. James Matun,
grant i..eny J.4inb 70 Ncihou.
butgis,, Cr8..ius Hlinaws, nunult
win 10 OBJ t.b, Auurrw MeC1n,
muTiey Z srco.i Grrfoe; Thpmns
Wtii.a~,sIrIHf iu nRi degre'; and
Jo,i,i, ef-t f5f grnni larceny. y itn-
lpr dsnrtfad teen d1nn with the
anoiirsti,uup i1 rstbs lime, oil being
-tilIundrrGsiIuft'Hrn ~ that hour.
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ons huudfsd shares OF hlar at 81;
10 y gle a. 8 l.S cent; 900 Mtrour at
o. 81 aud llJ - $3.50, 700 Man moth At
ts1li 800 UnA al sls5; 1000 D.ton
NJ 81 cents; 100 swansea a. 81 20; 100
Rover at Is osaig 1000 K ChmluI
Anaolnds ~ 2, coau; 1000 Lutte
PiuabuIg o. cents; 100 Northern
Light 90 cguts, 100 NJ OIL aud 100 1T
s., LOOT phi'hdI lghiA g. q h. N 60.
At | os1t, 1000 u 4, 1000 hO / and
siOOlati Total ehsfss sold, lg,bJj.
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WHO Knows Her Whereabouh?

The NEWS 10 UqISstsi to state lhal
the relatives Of hlbertlnA KicIlsttmu
who came 10 thls country Ia 1875 from
Dnmmcn, Norway, are anxious 20
know OF her whereabouts. Anyon,
In possession OF the desired information
wuulu cOulef iAvur by com nuulcAl.
lug with her Auut, hiTs. NulrOH, 90
wet, Eighth South, Salt Lake City,
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OGDEN.


Mr.. Johu Fau'stol, agvI n yeaf'.
has met with very painful accident,
In company vita n number Of oIhr
toys he goI on to hnnd car on
Twelfth street, rom which DO itli, the
cat wheel uutlug "a very ugy gaun IN
his lex but not breaking any b3ne1.
Too grand Jury has reported IN tue
sre1nd dittuct court Five cases
nave bton Investigated, Ouiu CufTyt
one OF the ipuictrd, was urtaigned auu
plealui guiity 10 the charge OF selling
iIuuuf 20 inuinn1. Tue names ui tue
o,ntr pumUns indicted were not maue
Eu0wu.
John PhllllpS, who was arrested
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Music

Don't Thint, words ana music
by W. 4. Fmnols, aud Nj Esporauz f.,
maEurka by Ar.usi PrJcel, are
amoug tho latest novelties At DAynes
q CgHltst'r.
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MADE GOOD MS ESCAPE.
Prisoner Nl,h.ll fakes frensh Leave
ffn the Chain Tang.

The chils.sang woatto work on Cap.
itol Hill thh morning. There IL moth.
log unusual about thlf, because they
nfo taken hire every morning Except
Sunday bot there YVES an unusual
pf1o,e, In, vheu Ia Eagle Gate was
reached, 'srugh which they have 10
pass TO rea,h that favored spot Among
the motley crew was man nam q
Mitchell. sal was convicted ysstor.
cay OF ira5a. aud ssnt 10 len f5r ton
days. While ln court having d
heaiing htl,gaicl with the justice 20
hn allow % gj scot 'roa that no might
be onublUIi 80 aIl Join tue Syndicate
Shove, VIH whom ur claimed IA
haG ptnl0n ah cauvasmau. But
his honor ft'ut0d 10 yield 10 hin spptAl
ana sent BIN 10 b1nfi with JAilut
Klmball. Mitchell seems 10 have
taErn rAl1u uuhiudiy 90 this aud
doubilfat uuIu up hIa mind
10 'bteak ~ rY" Whenever an oppcT.
tunity al rtd ibglt. The rppoItune
DetioI oAuttuls 90. ming aud Mitchell
the eufrtH off GuEraH tHUnno Hui
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A. y mtcuug ut tue executive CON.
mltiro % the midsummuf cunivai
held 10 The AtlHs block yes Orisy
aItefn ou, the following aivisJry com.
mi.ttu WaH sppIiultUi
igttf IA. WelIs, George q Cannon,
James HisIuluuiyg, ". D.. McCui.
uicy, NJ, ii. Wakts u. q. Wgtber,
Go. Fgo a. l. We, Htber J. Gfaui, Geo.
ElwnoY. J n. Dolly. T.. l.. Williams,
u. W. Powers; J0hu q ptokaTi, Jhl,
McChfyslal. Euseksi Divid keith,
X. g.. CurnUtfs, Park Guy; 4. 5.
anrs, Mayor Hoibf0la, Prove; FgeJ
]. keIstl, u. "A, Perry John rcov.
croft, Ofdru; Brifgu W. Thatcher, J..
G. Wslirfs, Logan; 4. X. Cuutr Len;
Luther ruttlr, MantiiJ J. 81. II iltHU,
Rtehntld; T.. r. FauwGtlb, Fflh, G.,
Martin Mnnc1n, Msfout; Barney
Quinn, Bingham; o. l.. Gibson, SUI
ahino.
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pnrsOnal

CIV Mlrshll llisEcy Of Laramie, Wyo.
mIusi and Engineer l., hanOld, accord
mr 10 tho Boom rang, have come 90 Salt
t.aEs on business,
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a mans health
carries him through
the world lie De.
ponds on Il lof en-.
ioymput ior happi.
Nee, for success, Tor
the achievement u
anything De has IN
hand Americans
take big chances
Theyusk everything
iu hu mess They
have confidence IN
their brains aud
their ability. The
American buslur rs
mon ls active NrNi-
De. elastic Euuek
him down With nil.
ufr ard ne ~ up
sFaiu in a minute.
~ long as he keeps
hts health. failure
doesn't mean any.
thing 90 him lie
has lnstaiitilc time.
but that Is all lfhc
can keep bis health,
Doe will go ON 90 sue
cess lir feels sure
of that and yet his
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NEW TINE CARO-, n EFFECT nW 10. 1896
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g.1lam overland limited Tor Chlssgo. Omaha.
Denver, kansaa CITY, - Louis, ogden
$50 " iosii express Tor san Franel,so.
oEisn. Cache Valley sni intermediate
COO m local express foI ogden ana inferno.
coz 70 htisnuc express Tor uhicaso. omaha.
uUnyof hantas tur. ~ ioais, bats,
ruri and hhn FRANCISCO,
Z 90 m local cNrtcss Co. Mcfcur Iinuc.
rfnvo, NCphl, Manu- and iniefmediair
WtS p y malt and express Tor Provo. Ncphi.
Milford. futr1 tud intermediate oifts
sstsam miasd tram t0f UaTuoid uelch,
40ous aaj lefauut
ASrfvn
$40 y ~ ovcrArd Halted fsrm Chicsra
onaha. ~ Louis, Kansas Clly, Denver
l'aft Cty and tFtCu,
uuf .H utti audfNUrgsH fftm Helena. Iuttr,
roulaud, sac fiau cisco, CFlsh aad 10.
trFn Vdlaic puinia,
5flspm iugsl express from san francisco
Cache Valley ogden ana intermediate
aaia ~ Atlantic ,aprcts from Ih,caro
omaha, ~ Louis. kansas CIV, Denver
1tsam mall and sxHrcis from frisco. NH
ford. Nurhi. tf1fu anu intermediate q oitti
90 pm lutu expires from hUtcur Tlnur
f,oyo, Nophi, Manu- and Intermediate
adi 10 mixed trriu tom Terminus. Toos.,
snd uaffeld Reach.
Trains south Of Jus, run sany cAcsp'
'Eal daily sIespi SUNDAY
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up, mes dHII with "nIrEdt uutmuufAnt too.
don rfIrna showed Uu lurruluifut Which
bad HuUnrtbvnna influence urou intornh
tuual HuafrH
augar dst .optt ueanrcts shortly after
iU.Il aud TUtOIu1 . BE-" cent ls..a.
The mar 90 WUH extremely uHElah nc
lnal hour, without noteworthy ClAuFOa
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Asking For Pardon.

Tue state B'ari Of P.rlons NETT.
u'y al 10 O'Clock In the supreme CUT
'''n IN The Joint city anu ccualy
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silver Lead,
fiv,sti'i lead. iap


guNAN In thU NIflI ward ~ this ti.f y. May
o.. t'Hus Irene Margaret iHfaut daughter Of
William q Hud Auulg O.. luNan, agcd months
and iI drY.
West street Dn Monday. AZ ilo'sIool, noou
irlouds invited
HAstktt At tba residence Of her tonsiu.
law. kuwar1 rcIsrltC, Halt Lake titY, NAV
hth, tpt Of Ola nEe. ngrd "a years, months
and 10 uuyH. HafaE tlaaIHm
Funeral will 10 held ~ tho Twelfth ward
chapel ~ o uI. Monday, May l-ih. Friends
invited.
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So st WV g, l1l.L Probate Div La o..
'e4l-lAl hftrri Hl HUIfH. sstf,'.a
NOuniy Fute0i Uth '''i
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H. NAhlfHN. 1raFs o..
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Dress Goods.

A genuine clearoui here the knife has
gone In deep. Read this.
so Ladies' Suits In storm serge and covert
cloth IN navy black tan and gray, worth from
50 to si2 will be cleared out ut .........,....
......,,.,... 600, ...,,..., o, 81 80 and S %
Ladies' Serge Mackntoshes In navy blue
and black regular 20 50 garment to be cleared
out NJ ,,.,......,.- ~, a....""""..... SO 30
Misses Cloth MaCs.ntnshes, q regular - so
garment 70 be cleared out NJ ....,......,......00c
Misses Refer Jackets this seasons
makes are offered at actual New York cost,
from so; upwards,
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
POTATOES. Onions, vEeErABLEs

PoTAroES-old stock continues very firm.
New Potatoes are higher at sl@l 25 q ctl:
River Burbanks, 45@5Oc . ctI; Oregon Bur
banks, 65@,S0c: Oregon Garnet ChIles 7O6s5c.
Early Rose ESQ SC; Petaluma and Tomales 5b
@70c q ctl; Fl um boldt Burbanks. coarse q ctL
ONIoNS-Are easy at 81 5011 rs. New Onions
are frmer at SO@90c g ctl.
Observation-Disclosures were 5g6 boxes A.
paragus, lis boxes Rhubarb and 324 sacks Peas
AS VIII be seen receipts are small, owing to the
April frosts, and the market is dull in consequences
though prices rule firm.
Summer Squash, 81 50@1 rs p box; Egg Plant.
1Sc p b; Los Angeles Tomatoes, $161 Is p box:
@Sl 2 dozen; Asparagus, $l@2 2 box for ordi-
nary and 81 2592 70 for extra; Rhubarb, 5Oc@sl;
Dried Peppers, 7@9c: Green Peppers, lOGl Sc
Green Peas 81 26Cgl so . sack for common and
21z@3c 2 ID for Garden; String Beans, 66lOc q no;
Horse Beans, 35@50c q sack: Dried Okra, l21hc:
new Cabbage, 40c 2 ctl; Garlic, 41aG15c q ID.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Continue very dull, az
far as spot business is concerned, and rates are
nominally unchanged. The chartered wheat fleet
in port has registered tonnage of % 200. against
4O,s0O tons on the same date last year. Disen-
gagged, 10000 tons. against 6744; on the way to
this port, 210,S64 tons, against 276,60
WHEAT-The market continues very dull and
while there is no pronounced decline quotations
are weak, both for spot Wheat and futures.
No. l, 81 0712 q ctl; choice, 81 0S34 al 10: lower
grades, $19l O614; extra choice for milling 81 Is
@l 2214.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION 10 o'clock-December-
800 tons, 81 O51a; 1000, 81 O55s.
REGULAR MORNING SIoN-Decem ber-l 500
tons. 81 05Ts; 100. 81 o.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-200 tons,
81 06: 500, s. O61s. Seller '96, new, storage
paid-l0O, 81 031s
BARLEY-Brewing continues dull. Feed also
is quiet, but the local iobbing trade keeps spot
stocks down TO manageable point. Feed 7114(1
73S4c; choice, T6c; Brewing, S0GS5c
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-10 o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION December - 100 tons
741sc: 100, 74c.
oATS-There is nothing going on outside of the
uGual local demand for Job lots Milling, 75GS21ac
prise. 90cGSl p ctl.
CORN-Recepts are larger and the market is
weaker, though not actually lower Large Yellow,
SSS4@9l14c; small Round do, e71sc9$l White,
S5@e0c = ct
RYE-Inactive at 7614@7sslc p ctl
BUChN HEAT-Very dull at SbG90c p ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13

,r SH; sun-aried, i1afa2c: Peaches, s@4c and 6@sc
for iancy; peeled in boxes. 11M121sc; Prunes. &C
Ior sor ionr sizes 6@51zc for 40abOs and 4aa9oc
i0l I2ug6Vs: Aprcots. t12@9c for prime to choice
yyUSllc ior fancy Moorpark: Figs, black, 512c;
mhite rigs, 3G6c: Pears &c q ID for evapor-
ated a halves and 4@71ac for quarters; Plums'
Sh2@4c for pitted and l911ac for unpitted; Nee
tarines, 495c 2 ib for prime TO choice
KAISlNS AND DRIED GRAPES-Prlces are as
Ionows carload lots, +. o. b. San Francisco; -FOUR
crown crown loose, 3s4c = II; 5-crown loose, 2ase; z,
SSrown &c; seedless Sultanas, 312CgS94c; seeoless
1Muscateis, NJ 212@2Ac: three-crown LONDON layers
aoc r box: clusters. 81 35t@1 so: Dehesa CLUSTERS
Sz iuCgz 20; Imperial clusters 81 oO9z 10; Drieo
Grapes, - = H.
JoBBINe PRIcEs-Fourcrown loose, 31ac; 3,
crown, 2s4 Csc; 2-crown. 214@212c- Seedess sur
tanas 4c . ID; SeedIess Muscatels, &c; 3-crown
LONDON layers. 75@9Oc: clusters 81 5Ogd y:
Dehesa clusters, 81 so; Imperial clusters, @z io'
Dried Grapes -
NUTS-Walnuts are quotable at s@11c o ID
tor NO. hard and 11@13c p n for papershell lon-
ping lots; Almonds, 6@712c lb for Langueaocc
ana ana SHs@lOc for papershell, jobbing; Peanuts ~
@7c for Eastern and 41a951sc for California; aicH-
ory Nuts, 5@6c; Pecans, &c for rough and &c foI
polished; Fflberts, s@9c: Brazil Nuts. s91oc .
ID; Cocoanuts, 81 5O@5 q 100.
hVNEf-Comb is quotable at 1OgIzc = 10 Ioe
oIight and St99c p h for lower grades; water
whit, white EXTRACTED 5@51ac o ID; light amber as ef
tracted, 41444$4c: dark am Der, &C; oark, zOoc'
bEEoW WAA-26G2712c q ID.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
WEATHER EUR Eau REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO
May H. 1886, P. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those OF same date last season:
Eureka 5O.41, last season 41.9l: Red Bluff 2l So,
last season 2625 San Francisco 20.S4. last season
25.41; Fresno S16, last season 1467; San Luis
OBJ spo 1884, last season 1888; Los Angeles
e.35, last season 1904; San Diego 5.e2, last
season 1915; Yuma .SS, last season ). 01.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported to-day from stations in California during
the past twenty-four hours: Eureka %, Red Blum
~, >an Francisco 62, Fresno "a, san Luis Obispo
80. Los Angeles 70, san Diego ", Yuma 49,
san Francisco data-MaXimum temperature 81,
minimum 4S. mean So.
The area OF low pressure. which was on the
coast Sunday morning moved rapidly inland and
united with large area OF low pressure over the
upper Missouri Valley. An area OF high pressure
overiie the northern half of the Pacific slope
over Northern California, Oregon and Washington
the pressure has risen from two three tenths of
an inch during he past twenty-four hours. i his
high area will probably move slowly inland. caus-
ing throughout California northerly winds high in
the valleys and warmer dry weather. The tenn
pera ure ha' remained about stationary over the
entire country west OF the Rocky Mountains, ex
cepting Western Nevada where ii has risen 10 or
u degrees. u is still, however below the normal
throughout Nevada, Utah and the San Joaquin
Valley. Generally fair weath r prevails over the
country south OF the fortysecond parallel. Cloudy
weather with very light rain is reported from the
north.
Forecas made at san Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnish May 13 S96.
Northern California Generally fair Wednesday
warmer throughout the state and much warmer
in the valleys; fresh northerly winds, increasing
in the afternoon
Southern Canfornia-Fair Wednesday; warmer
on the coast and much warmer inland; northerly
winds
Nevada-Fair Wednesday: warmer.
Utah-Fair Wednesday; armer.
Arzona-Fair Wednesday; warmer in western
portion
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday;
warmer westerly winds. increasing in the after
noon. ALEXANDER @. McADIE,
Local Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

7 $7@s: beef hams, inactive, S14 80 @ 10:
terced beef, quiet; city extra India mess $l4@
10 so; cut meats slow and weak; picked bellies,
IL pounds, 412ci do shoulders, 41ac; do hams,
LARD Steady; Western. s4 So; city, 81 %;
May. $4 go; Refined, dull; continent, $5 25
south American. SO So; compound, 414c.
PoRK-Dull, weak; old mess, 5000 so; new
BUTTER-steady, moderate demand: State
dairy d 40 de DO hed
9@11c; do factory, 7@10c; Elgins, 16c; imi-
tation creamery, 91s@l2c.
5@934c; do new, es4@s34c: do small, old, ago
loo; part skins, old, S@414c; do. new. 2@5c; full
EGGs~oufet: Western fresh. e@1O1sc.
.TALLoW-Weak; city, 314c; country, $3.50
COTTUNsEED oIL-Dun: crude. 21@211ac:
yellow, prime 2614@261ac; do of grade, 2614@
P0TAToEs-Easy.
RICE-steady. Domestic. fair to extra, S@6s4c;
MoIAssEts-M Moderately active firm: New Or
leans open kettle, good TO choice, 27@37c.
CoFFEE.ouiet; points down say, $l3 10;
June, $12 so: July, $12 O5: September, $1l 80;
March, $40 IS. Spot Rio, dull; No. 4 lac.
SuGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining, 35so:
mand; of a. i1-ie@5c: &c. mold a, b5sc; standard
a, $3.50; confectionery A, 514c; cut loaf. &C.;
crushed, &c; powdered and granulated, bssc;
cubes, $3.50.
Fruit and Produce.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
ALMoNDS-Nominal.
WALN UTS-NOminal.
APRICoTS-Bags, S12@l0c
PEACHEs-Peeled. D Ii, 1o@l2c: do un-
peeled, 6@7c.
RUNES-Four sizes. Sc.
RAISINS-Two-crown loose muscatel. 2s4@3c;
three-crown do, 3s4@4c: four-crown do asa z@5c
do London layers, 90c0$l.
wooL-ouiet: domestic fleece, 15@2Ic; pulled,
lo@3Sc; Texas, 7GD12c.
HoPs-Quiet; State common to choice, 2Ha@sc:
Pacific Coast, 215@7c-
Merchaudise.
PIG IRON - Moderate demand; American,
$40 1913 90.
LEAD-Fst; domestic, So 2O1a@3 %.
TIN-Firmer; straits. SIS 45; plates fairly ac-
tive.
sPELTER-Quiet; domestic. 81 O5@4 10.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Another Heavy Day in Mining specu-
latiOn.

Yesterday another lively day in mining
stocks AS usual the heaviest sales were on the
noon informal session, on which, as rule, the
best figures of the day reached. Choilar
touched $3 O5, Potosi S 65, Belcher 81 10, Con-
hdence 81 80. Crown Point 81. Hale & Norcross
81 70, ophir 81 65, Occidental 81, Savage 81,
Sierra Nevada 81 50. Union 81 25 and Yellow
Jacket 9oc
ON the afternoon call the whole line broke
Sharply, as will be by the list OF sales below,
AT the close the market was Irregular but rather
W eak than otherwise.
On the Bond Fxchanve San Francisco Gas de-
cilneo 10 W 12c and Edison sold up TO 81 IL.
Inc weekly report from the Choilar is as follows
In the south stope the 450 level and in the
openlng above crosscut they are stopping In the
pay ore lying to the of the old ground and are
ABSORBING the Filings, all OF fair grade In the
Wlnze peiow the 450 level they are following q
streak OF good ore 4 feet In width From these
points they saved during the past week 96
tons ana lSO0 pounds of ore, the average top car
sample of which SO 81 per ton. This ore
they are accommodating in the bins. They re-
pairing In the main incline and in the airway up
through ne tunnel level
In the Potosi mine the raise from the south
stope on the 450 level is now up sixteen
hoors or IL feet, seven feet having been made
since lat report. The top is in vein material
giving assays OF from $5 to SIS per ton, on the
500 level the west drift from the shaft Ia
opened 4o6 feet, 10 feet having been repaired and
retimDered the last week. ON the tunnel level the
raise from the west crosscut is 40 feet ID feet
having been added the past week. Tho top il In
qunrtz giving assays as high as $40 per tou.
The annual meeting OF the Hutchinson sugar
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
DEcIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Arrivals or Che were
6I3 boxes selling at 40cC0s1 for White and Red
and $l@1 rs p box for Black. Receipts are much
smaller than usual at this season, owing to the
frosts and late rains
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Strawberries 233
chests, selling $7@l0 p chest for Longworths
and S56l7 for large berries.
Gooseberries 35@40c drawer and &c . ID
in sacks for small and 60@75c q drawer and SC .
h in bulk for large.
Raspberries S. p drawer
Biackberries from southern California So 25 @
crate.
Curranis. 75c@SI q box.
CITRUS FRUITS-Limes easier. Lemons
very dull. Choice Oranges steady.
Oranges quotable at 81 25G2 2 box for Seed
ings, 81 5O6i for Navels 81 1907 rs for Malta
Bloods and 81 5O@2 so for Mediterranean Sweets:
Lemons, 75c@$1 20 for common and 81 5042 SO
for good to choice; Mexican Lines S6(95 so: Ba-
nanas s1@2 q bunch: Pineapples, 5000 q dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
HIDES. rALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Prices show no change
whatever. Heavy salted steers are quotable at
64a@7c q Ii; culls and brands, 51a@6c . n;
medium, $4,000 p h; culls and brands. IA
@5c; light, 5c: cuIls and brands DC; Cowhides, 5c
salted Calf 6@7c; salted Veal, sc: dry HIDES, 8
@10c; culs and brands 715c: dry Kip and Veal.
7@Sc; cuIls. 5@6c; dry Calf 15c; culls, lOc Goat
skins, 20a35c each; K ids, SC; Deerskins, good
summer, ,25@3Oc: medium .I5@26c; winter, 9@1oc:
sheepskins shearlings, 10@l5c each; short wool.
20@36c each: medium, 40@5Oc each; long woois
65c each. Culls of all kinds about 1Sc less.
IALLOW-No. !. rendered, 314@312c; NO. 2, Sc'
refined. 512@534c; Grease, 212c = fb.
WoOL-Quolations show no change. The market
continues very dull with little coming in and little
going out We quote Spring Nevada, 6@9c; san Joa-
gum and Southern Coast, six months, 496c ID;
San Joaquin, foothill, good 10 choice, 19sc; san
Joaquin, years fleece. 412@61ac; northern free,
csc; do, defective, 5a6Iac 2 ID.
HOPS-There are offerings at &c o ib, but buyers
show no disposition to purchase. We quote nomi-
naily 26l4c q 10.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
ct station indicate maximum temperatur@ for the
days; those underneath il. If any, the amount OF
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect points OF equal air preSsure iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature The
word 'high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: 'low''
refers 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows usually first appear the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
ana low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
but when the ''low' is incosed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south OF Oregon is improb-
able. With high" in he 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
Will produce opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-13
PROVISIONS.

Dealers report all descriptions duh and un-
changed.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, &c q fo for heavy. &c
for light medium &c p ID for light, loo for extra
light and 12c p h for sugar-cured; Eastern Sugar
cured Hams, 1l1ac; California Hams, l0c h;
Mess Beef. 81 b0@s; extra mess do. 50 o0@e: fam
ny do, $40: extra prime Pork. SS 509S; extra
l0c Q ib.
LARD-Eastern. tierces Is quoted at SAC b
fornia tierces, 514c for compound and 6i4c for
pure; haif-bbls, 614@s1sc; TO- tins TAG; do DID,
CoTToLENE-ealc in tierces and 1880 . b in