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The Portland daily press., 1896-10-14
See the Prices.

Lot Of heavy, navy blue flannel out
side Shirts, single breasted or double
breasted, at only Soc each.
Lot Of navy blue flannel Outside
Shirts, single breasted and double
breasted, extra value at SOC each.
Lot Of heavy navy blue flannel Out
side Shirts, all wool, lined back and
front, at only S1.S9 each.
Lot Of last seasons soc Jersey Over
shirts at wonderfully low price, only
81 1-2c each.
Lot Of heavy grey Underwear at
only soc per piece, as good as we sold
last season for 75c.
Lot of fleeced Underwear, in shirts
to soc per piece.
Lot Of all wool 1875 Underwear,
double breasted, grey, at only LOO.
Single breasted at same price.
Lot of heavy grey Underwear such
MS VIC used TO sell at hoe Wiil be sold
at only 75c per piece.
Lot Of very choice white wool Under
wear such as we sold In past seasons
at 1926, now LOO.
Will refund money i'm every case
where customers are dissatisfied.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-14
MISERIES OF THE VICTIMS
OF PREMATURE DECAY.
The Doctor Handles the Subjee
Without Gloves.
THE HOPELESS ENCOURAGED AND
DESPAIRING CHEERED.

Means Told for Restoration of Vitality
and vigor.
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-14
]. R. LIBBY.

Its as If Mago-Lantern had shifted
al beautiful slide.
.HESE SWIFTLY SHIFTING window shows of A quick
the slide big window on Oak St. sud-
den bossomng of Plaid manyhued many styled
color combinations, Of everything bat price.
One price for all, soc
that
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-14

FOOTWEAR FOR LADIES'.
We told you last week Of a
special bargain in Ladies'
Dongola Boots, you caught on to it
and the sale was enthusiastic.
So we repeat the sale Wednesday.
Fine, soft Dongola, patent leather
tips, laced and buttoned, cloth and
leather tops, all the new styles Of
toes, $500
The Portland daily press., 1896-10-14

HE 1926 Blanket at CSC
pair that we told you of
yesterday, is still on top. We
started the sale with 800 pair enough
left to take the sale through We'd
nesday. See them in window No.
one. Price per pair, Csc
Also the $1.S9 white Quilts at
SLAP
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

While there was not much change in mining
stocks yesterday values were slightly OF in most
cases and trading also lighter. The Mexican
assessment falls delinquent in office to-day and the
occidental Con. delinquent sale takes place also
In the Chollar mine (Comstock workings) In the
stope above crosscut $50 level, there is no
cha nge of Importance to report for the week. We
continue to work the streak in the hanging wall
and have prosecuted to the east on the seventh
floor twenty feet, finding nothing of value there
so far.
In the south stope on this level they are assort-
Ing the Filings. Inthe winze below this point the
streak OF ore reported last week CONT of about
the same size and value, and the ore is saved for
pay.
They have shipped to the Nevada mill for reduc-
tion during the past week 124 tons and 1900
pounds otore. The average battery sample OF the
ore with that heretofore extracted was $25 so.
In the Potosf mine (Comstock workings) from
45O level they have run an east crosscut 20 feet,
passing through vein material composed of clay
ana quartz, assaying from So to SO per ton.
They have started north drift from the top of
the raise. following the vein, and are finding
punches OF pay that assay WELL The drift is out 10
feet.
In the west crosscut from the $50 level they have
started a south lateral drift 470 feet from the
shaft which is out IL feet.
From the raise above the southwest drift on the
tunnel level they have continued the northeast
discontinued, finding nothing of value.
They then started a southwest crosscut from the
top OF the raise, continuing it % feet in lowgrade
matter.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Firm and advancing. Calcutta Grain
Bags spot 81 2O94 25; JuneJuly delivery,
81 371a; San Quentin, "a 20; Wool Bags, 2419@
261sc
COAL-Prices show some change. circular
for Australia says: sThere are only three vessels
now en- route from Newcastle aggregating about
ABOUT SUOO TONS AS these SIX vessels are all that
can arrive here with Colonial Coal before August
ana possibly September, this means market at
ina time almost entirely bare of these Goals. This
mas naturally led to marked advance OF price, IN
TACT, owners Will not name price Tor any AuStrf-
ian now affoat. OF course no Coal famine need be
apprehended as we have sources to draw from on
our northern coast which will always guard us
against Coal famine. With sparsessupply OF
Engllsn aud Australian en- route and In STOCK the
owners OF our Coast mines will assuredly feel lustt
neo IN gradually advancing their figures and IN
creaslng their shipments. The cessation OF New
castle shipments has been caused by the continue
month ago and yet continues. Its further duration
10 a matter OF guesswork. as the feeling existing
ueIWeen owners and operatives Is very bitter. AS
tnere m uSt now be fully as steamers and sailing
vessels at anchor in Newcastle awaiting their load
lns turns, IL can be readily imagined what seri-
the Colonies"
Wellington quotabie at So; New Wellington,
90 q ton: Soutnield wellington "a 90 q ton;
SSeatue, S5G5 SO; Bryant, $5; Coos Bav S4 so:
Malisend. 81; Scotch, 81 so: Brymbo 81 30:
S5umDerland $l1@l2 In bulk and Sl30l4 In SKIS;
5Gnracite $e; Camel, 81 so; Rock Springs Castle
Sats ~ ana Heasant Valley. 81 90; Coke Sll@12
III pulk and SIS n ton in sacks.
~ "a ASOLlNE AND NAPHTHA-The standard
Oll company has made the following changes:
Deooorized Stove Gasoline, in bulk, lac; do, In
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-The following prices rule on
the Fruit Exchange:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apples, 11a@2c o n for quar-
tereo. &c for sliced and 40l41Ac for evaporated ;
Peaches 3d5c and &c for fancy; Aprcots 61sGo
&c for prime to choice, sc for fancy and 10@11c p
n for fancy Moorpark' Figs. black, 21sc for un-
pressed; White Figs, 4c in sacks: Pears, 7c 2
Prunes, 3(l3Lac; Plums. 31ac q ib for pitted and
11aG2c for unpitted; Nectarines 31sG15c p b for
prime 10 choice and 51ac for fancy.
JoBBINs PRIcEs-Evaporated Apples, 4@415c
p b; sun-dried. i1RG2c: Peaches, 31JaMbc and SC
for fancy; peeled in boxes. 1215c q 10; Prunes 4c
for four Sizes 5651zc for 4005Us and 4Lau15c
for 5O@60's: Apricots. t15G9c for prime to choice
l0@1lc for fancy Moorpark: Figs, black, 31sc:
ated halves and 4G712c for quarters; Plums,
S12@14c for pitted and 1@112c for unpitted; Nee
tarines, 4@5c p II for prime to choice.
RAIslNS AMP DRIED GRAPES-Prices are as
crown loose, 3Slc; S-crown. loose, &c; 2-crown,
21zc q ID; seedless Sultanas, S12035lc; seedless
Muscatels, 215G234c; three-crown London layers,
zoe box: clusters, 81 35@1 80: Dehesa clusters,
81 1O92 20; Imperial clusters, 81 6O@2 10; Dried
Grapes, - q b.
JoBBING PRICEs-Four-crown loose, 91z614c; s.
crown, S14c = h: 2-crown, 2sl csc. Seedess Sui
tanas &C . ID; Seedless Muscatels, &c; 3-crown
London layers, 75@9Oc clusters, 81 5091 IS;
Dehesa clusters, 81 80; Imperial clusters, 81 rs;
Dried Grapes, -
NUTS-Wanuts are quotabie at e@11c . n
ior NO. hard and l19l3c 2 ID for papershell too-
bing lots; Almonds, 6@71ac Q b for Languedoc
and S12110c for paper-shell, jobbing; Peanuts 51x
97c for Eastern and G51ac for California; hick-
ory Nuts, 5@6c; Pecans, &c for rough and SC for
polished; Filberts, S99c; Brazil Nuts. SlG10c q
ID; Cocoanuts, 81 5095 q 100
HONEY-Comb is quotable at 1O9l2c . n for
bright and s@9c p ID for lower grades; water
white white extracted t@61ac n; Light amber a eI'
BEESWAA-26M271bc q b.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO ILL, May 27.-Less disposition to
depress heat prices was observed this morning
the heavy declines of the past few days having the
effect Of inducing more conservative attitude
on the present bears, many OF whom took oppor-
tunity to cover when the market at its weak
est Liverpool cables after the three days recess
came with but Id decline, which did not adequately
correspond with the American loss for the same
period That fact tended to steady the tone here
prices opening slightly easier than they closed yes
terday but very shortly rallying little. The
weather all that could be desired for the crops
and other conditions continued adverse to i'm
Receipts in the Northwest were 262 cars against
23S last Wednesday and 233 year ago. Chicago
bushels Bradslreets gave decrease In the
worlds visible supply of 4,797,000 bushels Inn
which there was some steadiness. but in less than
thirty minutes afterward prices broke sharply on
Export clearances were 294,643 bushels. Closing
continental cables were all lower. July wheat
opened open from 90 5s35s to 5SAc sold between 5sss@
s4c lower than Yesterday. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow, l3 cars.
CoRN-The movement of corn from the coun-
try good this morning. $50 cars arriving at
Chicago. This was depressing to prices and
caused an easy opening, but wheat displaying a
better tone reversed the direction OF the market
and caused a frmer feeling. The trade was local
pool cables were 14d lower. Withdrawals from
store amounted to 223710 bushels. When the
break IN wheat TOOK place during the last bonr
corn declined in sympathy. Bradstreets reported
decrease of 1,5i7,0OO bushels in the available
supply. Export ciearances aggregated 242,525
bushels: July corn opened at 2s1zc, sold be-
tween 285s@2SMc and 2S3sc, closing at 2S3s0
2Si2c. 1slG1Ac UNDER yesterday. Estimated re-
ceipts for tomorrow SIT cars
OATS-Were Influenced solely by wheat and
corn. Less of weakness was consequently ap-
parent early. and shorts were inclined to buy con-
siderable. Receipts were liberal at 5l9 cars and
SO, 500 bushels were Withdrawn from store Ex-
port ciearances were 153,510 bushels The late
weakness In wheat and corn was promptly re-
sponded to by oats. Bradstreets reported an in
crease In stocks of S0s,00O bushels. July oats
closed unchanged from yesterday. Estimated re-
ceipts for to morrow 256 cars
FLAX-Was easy. Cash, S49S41zc; July, S3c:
September, S412@S514c. Receipts were cars
PROVISIONS-We weaker on the average
also lard showed symptoms OF recovering slightly
The impression that this article is entitled to more
consideration has taken possession OF the minds OF
traders and led to some buying Pork and ribs
however, continue to display an entire absence of
strength. The hog market weaker Toward
the close moderate buying by shorts rallied prices
all around. July pork and lard each closed t2Is0
SC higher, and July ribs 21zc higher
BUTTER-The market was firm with good de-
mand to-day Dealers talking higher
prices for later in the week. Creameries
Extras, l5c; irsts, l4C9141zc: seconds, loo
lSc; limitations, fancy, ll@lSc. Dairies-Extras,
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
A Bottles Sea VOYAGE.

On April f. 1895, James B. O'Neill of
Philadelphia tossed overheard from the
steamship Stuttgart bottle containg a re-
quest for the finder to return it to him at
his address in Philadelphia, offering re-
ward of $5. Tuesday Mr., O'Neill was
somewhat surprised to get his paper back.
scrawIed, bearing the signature of John
George Lowell and dated March 13. 1896,
Ballyoughtra, west of Kerry, Ireland.
Lowell wrote that he had found the bottle
while cutting seaweed among the rocks.
The epistle concluded as follows: "I must
tell you when found this that there was
half glass OF water in the bottle, which
made the Paper Damp as you will See your
self by this and Very hard to write on it
and as to the Five Dollars its not in the ac-
count of them l am returning this sheet,
although Gould not be Poorer than what
l am and as hard working"
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28

121l@13c: frsts. 10@1lc; seconds: &c. Ladles-
Extras e@lOc; frsts. S@81sc; packing stock, 7c.
EGGS-Were in good demand and frmer. Re-
ceipts only moderate, and stocks were well cleaned
up. Fresh stock sold at 9@lO1ac p dozen.
MoNEY-Was 6% on call and 6@71 on time
loans New York exchange sold at 81 premium.
Closing Prices.
wHEAT-May. bsc; July. 5sss@6ss4c; Sep
''Ss coKN~May. 271s@27ssc; July. 2sqs@2s1ac;
oxTs~May.7 i7slo; July. 1870; September,
1850.
LARD-JuIy, 81 20; september, % S112.
RIBS-July, $3 so; September, $3 30.
Livestock.
UNION sToCKYARDs, Ill, May 27.-The
demand for cattle to-day was good. but the supply
was TOO heavy. and prices declined 10@15c. The
run of hogs was moderate, but there was more
than enough to satisfy the demand, and prices
were therefore 51IOc lower Good TO choice native
sheep firm, being scarce, but Texans we're a
drug on the market. Prices for the latter were 1uc
lower.
CATTLE Receipts, 19, 800. Fancy beeves
"a 2O94 80; choice TO prime, 13OO TO 17Uo pound
steers, So 95@a 10: good TO choice steers, 1200O 120O
TO sou pounds, $3 60g3 10; common TO fair steers
800 10 14O0 pounds. $3 30G5 50 choice feeders,
900 to 1900 pounds. S3 60@S 80; common 10 choice
stocKers. 81 S0@S 80; pulls, choice 70
extra. 80 90@3 %; bulls, poor 10 cnoice: So OO9
10; cows and heifers, extra. $3 7O@4 OO; cows
fair to choice, 50 40@3 20: COWS, common to fair:
25; calves. common to good. So 25@4 20; Texas
grass steers, 81 60@3 80: Texas fed steers, S3 10
as So: Texas cows ana bulls, 81 30@3 20; mixers
and sprlngers, per head, S20@S6.
HOGS-Receipts, %, 600. Heavy packing ana
shipping lots, sY 0b@3 35: common TO choice
mixed. So 1908 40; choice assorted % 4o9
SHEEP1 Receipts, 20, ,o00. Interior 70 choice.
~ 60@4 25; lambs. So 25G5 25.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
rURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANcIsco, May
27, 1896, P. M.-Weather condi. ions and general
forecast:
The following the seasonal rainfalls TO date
as compared with those of same date last season:
Eureka sc. 9S, last season 45.4S; Red Blaff % 49,
last season 29.71; San Francisco 21.2O, last sea-
son 25.7O; Fresno S.16, last season 14.67; San
Luis obispo 1910. last season 1888: Los Angeles
$685. last season 1910; San Diego 6.s2 last sea-
son 12.20: Yuma .SS, last season 3.01.
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported to-day from stations in California during
the past twenty-four hours: Eureka So. r ed Bluff
"a, San Francisco 20, Fresno 1O2, San Luis Obispo
7s, Los Angeles "a. San Diego "a, Yuma 112.
San FIR anclsco data--Maximum temperature 20,
minimum 81, mean 64
The pressure continues high over Northwestern
the past twen tyfour hours of about ten tn OF an
inch along the northern coast. There has been a
sigh- Increase in pressure along the central coast
of California. The pressure has risen decidedly
over the plateau region.
The temperature has remained nearly stationary
over the country west of the Rocky Mountains,
with the exception of the coast OF California from
Eureka southward, where there has been fall in
temperature Of from 10 20 deg, due probably to
fog and strong westerly winds. The greatest fall
In temperature has been at San Francisco over
Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho the tenn
perature has risen about 10 deg. No rains re-
ported at any station Of the 10th M erid ian,
Fog has prevailed along the coast from San
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-Spot grain is duh and unchanged,
but futures are much lower and very weak.
No. l, 81 05@l O6Lz choice, 81 O71h; lower
grades, $l@1 O5; extra choice for milling, 81 100
l 20 q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SESSION = 10 O'Clock December
200 tons, 81 003s; 400 81 OO1.
REGULAR MoKSISe SEssIoN-December-200
991sc; 1900. 9ec
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 500 tons
9ss4c; 20O ss11c; 500. sS5sc; 100, sec; 800,
BARLEY-Continues weak. with further shad-
Ing In futures, Feed, 7l14@7212c; choice, 7Ss4c;
Brewing, S0@S5c
CALL BOARD SALES.
ISFoRMAL sEssIoN-10 0oclock-December-lOO
TONS 711sc
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-December-lO
tons, 705sc; 10O 7011c.
AFTERNOON SESSION. December-llO toms
7O5sc; 1000, 701zc; 100, 704c; 100. Tic.
OATS = Dealers quote previous prices Mill
ing, 771a@S5c o ctl; fancy Feed, s5@sOc; good to
choice. s0gS6c; common 70 fair, 70@7715; Gray
7212gS212c; Surprise. 90c0G$1 p cu.
CUkN-No further change. Large Yellow, GOA
9212c; Small Round do. e71ac; White, SO@S5c
p ctl.
RYE-75@771sc q ctl.
BUCKW WHEAI-S5M90c q ctI
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28

NEwPoRT-Arrived May 27-schr Reporter,
from Port Blakeley. -. on g,
BOWENS LANDING-Saleo may %'-SCnE
Newark for San Francisco. - -, s.,, o..
EUREKA-Arrived May 27-Stmr South Coast,
Sailed NAV 27-stmr Pomona, for San Francisco.
SAN DIEGO-Arrived May 27-Schr sequoia,
from Fort Hadlock.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK-Arrived May 2o-Snlp george
Stetson, hence Jan So
Foreign Ports.
Ia LIBERTAD-sailed May 27-Schr Challen-
eeYY'o eeYY'oHoHAMA-ArrivedM 1Ha May 2e-schr Fred
Sander, from Port Gamble. May 24-Br stmr EN-
press of China, from Vancouver. ~
COLON-sailed May 25-Stmr Finance, for New
York. n. n IT.
Clan Buchanan, from Vancouver.
Movements OF Trans Atlantic SteamerSs
NEW YORK-Arrlved May 27-Stmr Stuttgart,
from Bremen; ,p s5mS sc5iPeda iron rom Amsterdam:
stmr Majestic, from Liverpool and queenstown;
stmr Ethiopia; from GLASGOW: , vo.,, COR sontbann,
ton; stmr Kensington, for Antwerp; stmr Britain
mic for Liverpool n. 81 s.,,
st Paul. x,
BOULOGNE-Arrived out May ~ - Stmr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES out May 27-stmr
ed1i; eodW1Ei;ENsTowN-sailed May 27-stmr Aura
MIA for New York 60 ,,,.,.,, g.
SCILLY-Passed May ZI-StInr hisslssiPpi' III
New York, for London. n, g.. Do.
PRAWLE POlNT-Passed May 27-Stmr Rot-
terdam, from New York. for Rotterdam'
Importations.
SAN pIEGO-Per Santa Rosa-ss bdls dried fish,
3pkgs tobacco, 4 SKIS beeswax, z cs money skegs
anchovi es, 26 pkgs fish. l9e oxs lemons o. p1S
lines, 199 bxs lemons, 104 bxs oranges, Afs pigs
mdse
santa Barbara-lO5 bxs lemons, bxs oranges
3S bdIs dry pets. 1872 pkgs mdse. ,oo =
Redondo-1 pkg mdse, 63 bxs lemons, 602 bxs
oranges, 72 puncheons wine.
Los Angeles via RedOndo-9 pkgS InuSe.
Los Angeles via Port Los Angeles-5S pkgs mdse,
bXs china goodss 3 bxs chocolate, oDis grease
Port Los Angeles-7 bxs tomatoes 2 pkgs mdse,
IL bxs squash, 3 bxs lemons 1000 SKIS corn.
Port Harford-45 bxS fish, cs oeesWa1s COOP
turkeys, IA dressed calves, IL coops chickens, 40
cs eggs, 26 tubs 5512 bxs butter, % pkgs mdse,
SKIS gypsum, cs cheese, 81 cs wine.
COnsignees.
Per Santa Rosa-Enterprise Brewery; III Dutardi
Cox Seed and Plant Co; Wheaton, Breon q co; w
Cline; Jonas Erlanger & Co; Norton, Teller q Co:
HiImer. Bredhoff Il Schulz; e Whitney q Co;
cry; Hills Bros; Western Meat Co; L ID Stone q Co;
Brigham, Hoppe & Co; Ross & Hewlett; ltalan-
Swiss Colony: Jacob Unna Coz American Union
Fish Co; III Kirchmann q Co; b G. Rum q 90;
H Hickman & Co: WitZel IL Baker; Honmani +
Wakefield; g Camilloni IL Co; Chas Jacobson q
Co; FL Cain & Co; Murphy, Grant d Co; hlttle q
Co; Bissinger & Co: San francisco brewing Coi NJ
+ Cabral; Pacific Coast Fish Co: Union Gas En-
CINE Co; Jacobs Il Co; a Levy & Co; Abramsons
Bacon d Co: Z t Allen; d Ham burger: Risdon
Iron Works;W 4 Mitchell; w Fuller q Co: II y
Greenwood; Levi Spiegel 81 Co; NJ T Freitas & Co;
Pacific Coast Syrup Co; Wetmore Bros; southern
California Fruit Co: A CALI Fruit Co; California
Wine Associat on; Brau nschweger Il Co; A
Pacific Ammonia and Chemical w orkS: CarpeY u
Co; Brown Ss Adams; Grav q Barbler1; w ii
Miner; K Warrel; ] Ivancovlch & Co; Newmark
& Edwards; Hulse, Bradford d Co; Buckingham %
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

PoTAToES-New are lower New Potatoes In
sacks, 7bc@$1 15 2 ctl; new Early Rose in boxes
from the River, $1@l %; new Garnet Chiles
81 10; Oregon Burbanks, 65@90c Q ctl; Early
Rose, $50 &c; Petairma and Tomales, 65@S0c p
ctl; umboldt Burbanks, 70GS0c . ctL
oNloNS-Are lower and demoralized al 2oGGSoc
p ctl. Stocks have. been accommodating for some
days and $500 sacks remained unsold on the
wharf yesterday
VEGETABLIsS-Arrfyal were 6S9 boxes As
paragus, I6S boxes Rhubarb and oS6 sacks Peas.
declined.
Alameda Summer Squash, 7c; Los Angeles
summer Squash, 81 p box; Egg Plant, ZOc .
10; Los Angeles Tomatoes, $2@2 80 p box: Cncum-
Ders, oOc@$1 p doz; Asparagus 5Oc9$1 20 . box
Tor ordinary and 81 1902 rs for extra: Rhubarb
6Oc9$l 25i Dried Peppers, 7@ec; Green Peppers, 10
@2Oc n; Green Peas, 5Oc(d$1 p SIX for common
and 81 20 for .Garden String Beans 5@6c d b for
Los Angeles and 6@9c 2 ID for Winters; Horse
Beans, bO960c q sack: Dried Okrs 1212ci Cab
bage, 45@5Oc 2 ctl; Garlic, A@5c o io.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers are
quotable at &c p II; culs and brands. &c Q
h; medium. &c q b: culls and brands. &c: light,
culls and brands. 4@41sc; salted Kip, DC 3 ID:
salted Calf &c; sailed veal. &c; dry Hides, l0c;
s@9c; culIs, 7c: dry Calf l5c; culls, 10c: Goat
SKINS, 20@36c each; Kids, Sc; Deerskins. good
summer, soc; medium, 15@2bc; winter, lO@l6c;
20@35c each medium, 4O@5Oc each; long woods,
60c each. Culls of all kinds about 15c less.
TALLOW-No. !, rendered, 314@31ac; No. 2,
&c; refined. 512G53lc: Grease. 21ac ib.
WOOI-Vailey Oregon, 9@lO15c T ID: do lower
grades, S(091ac p ID; Spring Nevada, 5000: San
Joaquin and Southern Coast, six months, 4@6c;
San Joaquin, foothiil, good TO choice, rose; San
Joaquin, years fleece, 41s@612c; northern free,
99c: do, defective, 5@6lsc p ID.
HOPS-Nominaly l1hn3c Is ID.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Arrivas OF Oh erries were
1856 boxes, selling at 60@75c for White and Red
and s0975c y box for Black. Cherries in bulk, 8
C17c q b for White, 6@6c for Black and S1aG4 xc
for culls.
Prngie Apricots sold at 50c@sl rs p box, 80
boxes coming in.
The first Green Pears and Apples arrived the
former from the River, bringing 60c, and the lat
ter from Vacaville 75c p small Dox.
II. w. Blaisdell of Yuma is sending in Figs
which are bringing 75c p b.
BERRIES-Receipts OF Strawberries were $40
chests, selling at S7@9 p chest for Longworths
and S4G6 for large berries.
Gooseoerries. 20@25c p drawer and 2@215c q
ib in sacks for small and 25@30c 2 drawer and 21a
@3c b In bulk for large. Many of the arrivals
showing mlldew and sunburn.
RaspberrIes, 10000 p drawer; Newcastle Rnsp-
berries, 81 so 2 crate
No Blackberries from Southern California.
Currants had wide range. Good stock sold at
$5@7, but burnt and mildewed stock went begging
at $3G4.
CITRUS FRUIrS-Lemons and LINES are tend
Ing upward Oranges are quotable at 75cGS1 25
2 box for Seedlings $3@4 q box for Naves, 81 90
o. so for Malta Bloods and 81 2592 25 for Mediter
ranean Sweets; Lemons, s1@1 so for common and
S292 so for good to choice; Mexican Lines, $50
80; California Lines, 81 p bx; Bananas, $lG2 =
bunch; Pineapples, $S6l6 ? dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-28
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

Francisco northward. Conditions are favorable
for fair weather Thursday the Pacific Coast,
with warm weather inland and fog along the shore.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours,
ending midnight, May 49, 1896.
Northern California-Cloudy weather Thursday
in extreme northwestern portion, fair elsewhere;
cooler in the valleys; fresh northerIy winds in
land westerly winds and fog the coast.
southern Calfornia-Fair Thursday light orth-
westerly winds.
Nevada-Fair Thursday; continued high tenn
perature.
Utah-Fair Thursday; continued high tenn
perature.
Arizons-Fair Thursday; continued high tenn
perature-
san Francisco and vcinity-Fair Thursday;
fresh northwesterly winds: PROBABLY fog
ALEXANDER @. McADIE,
Local Forecast Official.