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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-01
MRS. II. c. TAYLOR.

Speed, 1876 knots. Dimensions
Length on water line, 256 feet; BEAM
50 feet: draft, Is feet inches: dis
placement, 4,OSi tons. Two propellers'
driven by vertical triple expansion en-
gines. Horse power. 5,244. Coal ca
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-01

the stars ulhSA .s.t,o
Wv ~ AZ the examples OF feminine
,, ,. with which this broad coun-
!. 's .Driukled like armament Eacn
~ hos IFS faces. like no others,
,U.,,ve of its climate, life and ac-
,ss. all have their beauties, VINO
MIA m to the admiration OF the
a as representative Of their native
~ In collection they would
y congress of grace. beauty and
irbtlIness that no other land can
'srsvIth is presented distinctive
~ tho handsome women from four
tors Of the country. Each is a rep
srptiye beauty of the city from
m she halls and. what Is also to
DOlnt, there are characteristics OF
\ besides her facial charm, that
give pride to the place OF her
b.
lew York comedies the palm for
manly graciousness and beauty to
other American city. A glance at
ideal type herewith presented will
you why.
Mss Marie Churchill, who Is now
ng talked of as the new beauty
|that city, made her debut last win
but was first prominently noticed
Narragansett Pier last summer. AT
Tuxedo ball, a short time since,
al the Horse Show she attracted
Ereat deal of attention. She is an
usually tall girl, but so we'll proper
he'd that her height does not make
conspicuous nor ungraceful. Her
bring is dark, although not perfect
nette, and her eyes seem to change
color as do eyes when the pupil is
sge, for sometimes they look blue
again black. Miss Churchills
e Of beauty is not an uncommon one
America, but her complexion is
re like that of an English woman
Inheritance, probably, for Miss
|urchill's grandfather was Scotch.
has a fine figure, and dresses well,
looks best in evening dress, her
X and arms being so beautifully
)lded. As yet Miss Churchill has
had her portrait painted, but 1t
said she will shortly sit to one OF
most fashionable artists.
chicago is boastful of many things,
Of her charming women she has a
kht to be. This will be admitted
en by those who deny every other
lim the city puts forth. No city
lEes more gracious contribution to
gallery of womanly beauty, and its
De will be recognized as of a distinc-
3ely American character.
Mrs II. c. Chatfield-Taylor Is ac-
pnted by many as the most beauti-
woman in Chicago, and she GER
|rly is one Of the most accomplished.
e Is the daughter of former United
lies Senator Charles b. Farwell, one
the merchant princes of the city.
has been prominent in the best
Elety for many years. Mrs. Chat
Na-raylor has travelled extensively,
Is now In the Orient with her hus-
na and her sister, Mrs. Reginald De
pven' Of New York. She has the add
Alage Of a superior education, and Is
entertaining conversationalist.
MRS Chatfeld-Taylor is a brunette
Ia abundant black hair, soft brown
es' beautiful complexion, and q
&c that shows an artistic tempera-
cat She is devoted to music. liter
u'e' and the arts, and her husband
40 is one Of the best known of west.
authors, has received great aid and
Is0urasement from her. Altogether
Is one OF the brightest OF western
Onen' and a leader not only in a socia
~ but in those things pertaining tc
'sla'ure and art as well.
VI 10 city of America Is there mor,
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HE BEAT THEM ALL.
WITH HIS AGE TAKEN INTO CON-
SHERATON.

A I4-Year-OId Chicago Lad Surprises
the Natives by His Artistic Skating
In the Championship Contest on the
Ice.
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SOME RICH WIDOWS.
NEW YORK THE MECCA FOR
MANY OF THEM.

Most OF Them Sustain Numerous CharI-
ties-A Few of Them Are Young and
Lovely with Dollars on All Sides of
Them.
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New York Letter.)

HIS city must be a
good place for wild
ows IL we are to
Judge by the num-
bers who come
from all points OF
the compass to this
great cosmopolitan
city. The widow
ers are almost an
unknown quantity.
Old men are scarce
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-01

ASTER FRANCIS
Horrigan was un-
known 10 fame
when he donned
his ordinary pair Of
club skates Christ
mas to enter the
fancy skating con-
test at Tattersall's.
Chicago. for the
chapionship of Ilii-
nois. Next day the
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-02-01
Gold Aluminium Collar Buttons.

A collar button of gold aluminium is
being placed on the market. 1t is made
out of one piece of metal (no solder be-
ing used. and is warranted not to bend
or break. H.In OF the metal expert to
tell the short bolero jaeen the button
and a -e, and the gold
alum' A Good ranteed not to
blac' A. Tho 1oin,,g 6, sitton Is made
b., e. aam,,,ed 70 b,s bs through nine
d s - ha. honu,,l finished,
ne ih'erVais .De'w w' ckson has
or men an ass IN prizS N. 'ncav land IN
f! n the $ q ry1n-
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pacity. 2S6 tons. Armor-Sides, Is
inches; turrets, forward, 5 inches; aft,
~ inches; barbettes, forward, IA
inches; aft, 111s inches. Armament
Main battery. two 12-inch rifles; sec
ondary battery. six 6-pound rapid fire
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Base Bail Notes.

Evangelist Bill Sunday Is. together
with Chapman, going to begin a three
weeks crusade against sin in Brooklyn
shortly.
Richard, better known as Mick"
Struck, a director OF the Louisville
Base Ball club. died at Louisville. of
typhoid fever. Mr.. Struck was a
wealthy contractor and a great base
ball enthusiast
Lew whistler and Long John" Healy
are selling groceries together in St.
Louie. whistler will not manage or
play in the Southern league next sea-
son, but will be found with some West
ern League or Western Association
club.
The parents Of Tom Mccrccry. the
.Pittsburg boy. who was with the Louis
VILE team last year. and who signed
With that team for 1896. are strongly
opposed to tn boys PLAYING ball. ana It
Is doubtful >. ho viii be II l|es' ~
x,>o<- n X< WISH
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MARIE cfIIrpc,,,,

(oncn ' ,ha concerning its beautiful
Eester, ', IAN In St. Louis. The south
|nutled y metropolis has reason to feel
hlleryr ~ - !, distinguished place in any
\ loye, ~ .womanly grace. for It's types
Snnena.s,s,s need no expression OF
Ia ssess s'' ~, They are distinctive
N one :, vi themselves. st. Louis
p0y /, = 49, ner unmarried bellies re-
NJ s' 'ne person Of Miss Marie
d ~ was married two weeks
'rard Rice lirA n,ce
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i NOTED BEAUTIES.
lu.arrrrE OF WOMEN aSs Fam
(u AS, For THEIR CHARMS.
chicago, Cincinnati and st.
i'' s,..,. in tho coutss, for First
P'' 49,. Churchill and MIR" Ii.
c,.tnsld-Tayior'
Special letter.

o product or any
city in the country
has such enthusiast
tic praise as Its
beautiful women,
and for the very
good reason that
every one OF the
American cities has
a galaxy of fair
ones of whom to be
proud.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, June
IS, 1896 P. N. Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka so, Red BIuff 90. san Francisco SO,
Fresno 90. San Luis Obispo S. Los Angeles "a,
San Diego 10 Yuma 11u.
san Francisco data-M aximum temperature SO
minim 4S. mean 81.
The pressure is highest this evening on the
Northern California and oregon coast and is low
est in Arizona 1t continues to increase along the
coast and diminish in the interior, a condition
favorable for cool westerly winds from the sea-
which will result in still cooler weather in the in
terror.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight June g. 1895:
Northern California-FaIr; generally cooler in
the Interior Friday; fresh westerly winds, high
northwest winds and moderate gales on the north
ern coast.
southern Callfornia-Fair; cooler in the interior;
fresh westerly winds.
Nevada-Fair; cooler.
Utah-Fair Friday.
Arizona-Fair; somewhat cooler Friday.
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair Friday: foggy
at night; high westerly winds Friday afternoon.
W. H. HAMAON,
Forecast Official,
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GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 81 25; San
Quentin, 81 20; Wool Bags, 241a@2615c.
CoAL-W WelIington, $S p ton: New Wellington,
So q ton; southfied Wellington. So 90 % ton;
Seattle, $5@5 so; Bryant, So; Coos Bay, 81 80:
Wallsend, 81: Scotch, 81 so; BrymDo, 81 So;
Cumberland. Sl1@l2 in bulk and $l3@14 in sks:
PENNSYLVANIA Anthracite Egg, $11 80; Welsh
Anthracite, So; Camel, 81 so; Rock Springs,
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley. ~ oo; Coke'
$11@12 in bulk and S13 q ton IN SKIS.
COFFEE-C. +. Bickfo ford's circular says: "There
is very little to be said Of this market during the
past ten days Business has been eXtrem mely slow,
at times seeming to stop altogether. Small sales
have been made here and there at slight conces-
sions, generally under pressure to sell on the part
Of importers or in the effort to close out remnants
The larger holders, however, have not seen mt 10
accept the prices thus made as a basis for new
values, and in general way the market has not
undergone any material change. To-day'S first
ragua. l3,l45 Salvador, 16 400 Guatemala, 1877
Mexican: in all 1882 bags against 1873 same
time last year"
We quote the marKet dull and nominal at:
COSTA RICA-19@2012c for good to prime; $50
19c for good mixed with black beans; 16A9
17s4c for fair; 131a@l61ac for common to ordi-
nary.
SAGvADoR-1S0le14cf for good to prime washed:
1714@1734c o 10 for tair washed: 1896 @20c for
good washed peaberry; 171sG1l75sc for superior
unwashed: 16s4@l61sc for good green unwashed;
GUATEMALA AND MExICAN-2012@2112c for
prime 10 strictly prime washed; 19A@2Oc for
good to strictly good washed: 1712@lSs4c for fair
washed; 16@l714c for medium; 1414@l534 for
ordinary; 1z(11 4c for Inferior to common; 2014@
21c for good 10 prime washed peaberry; 19@l91ac
for good to prime unwashed peaberry.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes. terms net cash: tube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 57sc; Dry Granulated, 614c;
Confectioners' A, 51sc: Magnolia A. 45Ac: Extra
C, 412c; Golden c, 4ssc hals-barrels, lac more
than barrels, and boxes 1ac more.
SYRUP-Golden, in bbls l5c; Black Strap, 10c
p gal.
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HIDES, rALLow, wool AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers, TO
712c p ib; culls and brands 6@613c q lb: medium,
6@612c q ID; culls and brands, 5@512c q fb ilght
DC; culls and brands, 4c Cowhides, 5@513c cuiis
and brands, 4@41sc; salted Kip, &c o ID; saited
Calf, 7@Sc; salted Veal, &c: drv Hides, 1O12@1lc:
cuils and brands, s@s1ac; dry Kip and Veal, SG9c;
culls; &c; dry Calf, l5c; culs, lOc; GoatskIns
2O@ooc each; Kids, sc; Deerskihs. GOOD summer.
SOC; medium 15@25c; winter, 7@l0c; sheep-
skins, shearlngs. lO@15c each; short wool, 20@
35c each; meoium. 40@50c each; long wools, 5OQ
DOC each. Culls of all kinds about 12c less.
TALLOW-No. l, rendered, 3H@912c; NO. q
&c: refined. 51RG534c: Grease, 212c q h.
WOOL-The Ukiah sale will be held on the Z5u
and about 500 baes will be offered The clover
dale sale will be held the 25th, end 4Oo bales
will be offered The Wool is said to be In fair con-
dition. A local circular says: There has been no
change in prices recently, put there is fair ous
ness doing in good woOs within range OF quota
tlons Scourers working rull up 70 capacity,
and We have two Eastern buyers here this week.
80 far they are making examination OF STOCKS mere
for sale, and we hope to find them liberal buyers
before they leave. The Wools of Mendoclno and
Humboldt counties are just commencing to come
FORWARD, but no sales have been made so far
Valley Oregon Wool quoted at 99lOHsc;
90 lower grades. 8 a 91ac; Nevada, 6@9c;
San Joaquin and Southern Coast, six months, 4CQ6c;
San Joaquin, ioothill, good 70 choice, 1g8c; San
Joaquin, years fleece, 41a0612ci northern free,
7@9c; do defective, 5@l61ac p b.
HOPS-libl13c "A m
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NEW YORK nIARKErs.
Financial.

NEW YORK, N. Y, June 1S.-The stock mar
ket to-day was feverish and in the main firm.
London sold fairly large amounts of ST. Paul.
issues. probably 1900 shares in all, and this
starred the downward movement Tha attitude of
the foreigners disappointment and was at
tTibuted TO the reports Of an unfavorabe turn in
Venezuelan matt ers and to misunderstanding of
certain pIanks in the Republican platform touch
ing foreign affairs. The views of the veteran
bear operator now in London were cabled to this
side and given wide circulation, and ENCOURAGED
his somewhat limited fol owing to fresh endeavors
on the short side of the account. As a matter Of
fact, however. the Nquidations for London were
the main factor at work
II may develop later that Cam mmacks message
and the selling by London houses served a com
mon purpose. namely enable certain interests
his nomination gold platform. The London
selling and the efforts OF the bears did not
confidence and the selling os long stock was Of
limited proportions. Holders of securities were
encouraged by the decisive vote at ST. Louis for
the gold plank, and commission houses were
buyers Of the standard issues at the decline.
The wrangle over silver at the st. Louis conven-
tion was used against the market by the traders,
ana IN the closing hour of business prices sold AT
the lowest point OF the day. The decline ranged
from "a 70 l12 per cent in the usually active list.
Quicksilver was more active an sold al 2 for
the common stock The preferred opened a, l.
BID and rose 10 IL bid. specuat on closed barely
steady. Net chances show losses of "A 10 1875 per
cent. sales were 1888 shares
Bonds were quiet and lower. The sales were
SS41, 600.
In Government bonds 81 80 900 coupon fours of
1925 sold at 1l7Sz011S; $40 600 of 1907 az II q.
$4,000 coupon fives at 113@1l3A
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Fruit and Prod uce.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO Ill. June 1S.-Occasionally to-day
wheat was moderately active but in the aggregate
business slow and unmportant. Prices ruled
higher early offerings, however growing heavier
later and prices in consequence receding. Recei pts
at Chicago 19 csrs and the Northwest had
523. Local inspections from store mounted to
l,4OO bushels. Liverpool cables quoted 14o ao-
vance Continental markets were irregular Elk
port clearances amounted to 2lS,&9S bushels
July opened from 5914c TO 591set declined to
5914c closing at 5712@575sc. 11s@114c under
yesterday. Estimated receipts for tomorrow 10
cars
CORN-Partook of the early frmness and the
later easier feeling of Whe al. Trading was light
and without significance. Receipts were 326 cars
and 1885, 500 bushels were taken from store.
Liverpool cables quiet and steady. Exports
of Corn were AIS, 900 bushels. September Corn
opened at 295sc, declined 10 2912c, closing at
291sc 3sc under yesterday. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow, 365 cars.
OATS-Were mainly neglected deal. For tone
aud feeling the trade relied the other grains.
Receipts were 232 cars, and 37,4O0 bushels were
taken from store. Exports were 81, ,423 buSheIs.
July Oats closed lac lower. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow 220 cars
FLAX-Was steady. Cash, SI14c; July, Slc;
September. S414@S412c Receipts, IA cars.
PhOVISIONS-A tirm hog market impaired
strength to provisions at the opening, but the de-
mand proved Indifferent and prices declined. July
pork and ribs each closed 212@5c lower and July
lard 212c lower.
BUTfER-Qulet and steady. Prices were un-
changed.
EGGs-Quiet and steady. Offerings fair. Prices
NoNEY-wss 5@e% on call and s% on
premium.
Closing Prices.
wHEAv-June 5711sc; July. 571a@575sc: sep
CokN~June. 271sc; July, 277s@2sc; septem-
Der, 2S5sc.
OATS-July. 1714c; September 1890.
PORK-July ST 1715: September. 81 3215.
LARD-JuIy, S4 1715; September, - 3212.
klBS-July, So S712i September, $4 021a.
Livestock.
UNION sToCKYARDs, Ill, June 1S.-Cattle
were in light supply and good demand. at steady
prices. Offerings of hogs were moderate. The
market steady. Sheep were strong and lOc
higher.
GAIT LE-Receipts, $780, Fancy beeves, 81 25
td4 80; medium steers SO 60@3 so: common to
lair teers, So 35@3 60 bui S, choice to extra
81 S0@3 25; calves, 81 60@5 so.
HOGS kecelpts, 27, 900. Heavy packing
shipping lots, So 15G3 40: common choice
mixed. SO 15n3 50 choice assorted, So 50G3 55;
light, So 25@13 55; pigs So 1898 55
SHEEP-Kecelpls. 12U0u inferior 10 cnoice.
$2Q4 lambs, So 1895 25.
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vALPARAIso-Arrived May 2--Br bark Gras
mere, from Port Gamble.
ton. from Port BlaKeley.
BRIS OL-Arrtved June 17-Oer bark Edith.
sToCKToN-Arrived June 16-Dan ship Cop
lev. hence Jan 23.
MELBoURNE-sai June 1e-Br bark Niths-
dale for Oregon.
ImportatIons.
POINT ARENA-Pe Per Point Arena-1 KIT 2 frkns
AZ bxs butter, % dressed hogs, coops chickens
aiiS NaVarro-2 %uTro. bxs butter. % s054 ties
SANTA c RUZ-Per Gipsy-2 crts 2 SKIS bones,
10 bis sole leath 16 bbs glue, CO cheese, 1000
bb!s lime, 4 bxs butter, cs eggs.
Monterev-32 empties, cs cheese, 3 bxs dry
fish, 61a bxs butter bx 217 SKIS dry squids, 2 SKIS
Moss Landlng-1 bx butter, cs eggs:
Watsonville-1 bbl empty bottles,c 8 empties'
nea SaIinss-$ss SKIS oats, IL empties-
+ HUENEME-Per Eureka-l BIZ c.othlng'
East San Pedro-60 cs canned hSh-
Ventura-l bx nuts,4 bbls wine, ,144 bxs oranges,
bxs books l cs bacon, 80 bxs lemons, oxs
santa Barbara-l bx mdse, 112 pkgs junk. bbls
ale i2e bxs lemons, II bxs oranges, bx fish
Gay!ota-lO dry hides, bxs butter. cs eggs
Port Harfond-l7 bxs FISH. 81 cs eggs Kegs
frkns Is bxs butter, d cs cheese, OK snoeS ~
cans Jallow II rs tar paper, 10 o1s herrihs' Ok
NipomoEi54 SKIS mustard, % SKIS beans, SKIS
seed.
santa Maria-l7 SKIS beans.
Cayucos-I bx hardware, 2 tubs A 6xs outter, 9
dressed calves, IL cs eggs. odls nloes' oolS
tallow -
San simeon-l4 tubs 40 bxs butter, 3 cs eggs L
roll paper, coop chickens
Consignees.
Per Point Arena-Ross & Hewlett: F B Aaight;
Wilson & Baechtel; Norton, Teller q CO; HooertS
& Tuft; w Sumner t& Co: smith Casn otoIe,
standard OH Co: Rohlfs d Gerdau: Fredericksburg
Brewery; Enterprise Brewery; Dairy mems mon;
Russ, Sanders & Co; Mendocino Lum Der Coz u W
Lempsrle; II Gilmore.
Per Gipsy-Wetmore Bros; Dairymen's Union;
Brigham, Hoppe & Co; G Carpy & Co: California
Paint Co; Cal Bottlng Co: Standard OilCo; Ho;h
d. Co: B G Ruhl & Co: F B Haght; Jonas Erlanger
& Co; w Mitchell & Co: II n Tnden a. Co; hron
Tanning Co; Herman Joost; Norton. Teller q Co;
Moore, Ferguson & Co; Dodge, Sweeney q Coz y
Martin " Co: A w Fink & Co; III Coweu q 20: n
Ohlandt d Co; Naber, Alfs S Brune; NJ Bradley.
Per Eure ka-BrighaIn, Hoppe & Co; Mack q Co;
J. Scatena u Co; Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schulz; COX
Seed and Plant Co; Levi Spiegel & Co; American
Biscuit Co: Dodge, Sweeney q Co: Wetmore Bros;
Wieland Brewing CO.. Chas Harley& Co; Pac Coast
Fish Co; A Paladini: j Ivaucovich d o: Union
Brewery: Wheaton, Breon & CO.. American Union
Levy & Co; G Camilloni IL Co; D Smith & Co:
Witzel & Baker; II Hickman & Co: A Levison;
Daneri e. Co.. G + Whitney Il Co; NJ Levy Il Co;
NJ L Freitas & Co: III kircnmann q Co; II Dutard;
ID Z Allison q CO.. Smiths Cash Store: T Uri Il Co:
Baker & Hamilton; FEELING, Cressy q Co; Clark
Blum d Co: Hills Bros Getz Bros d Co; Sunset
Seed and Plant Co: De Bernardo & Co; Arctic Oil
Works; Western Meat Co; w Sumner q Co: A
o Lincoln: Marshall, Teggart & Co; VIM Cline;
w Price & Co: de Martini; Henry Allen:
II Llebes & Co; Labor Exchanges; Newell Bros; A
K Stevens: Italian Swiss Colony.
Late Shipping intelligence Sec TUenty-seventh Pd0S.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19
AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Arrivals OF Cherries were
1445 boxes, selling at $l@1 25 p box for Black,
and 90c@S1 10 for Royal Anne. Cherries IN bulk
S@ec for Royal Anne The demand is good and
everything is sold.
Peaches, 25@75c p box. and 5O@SOc p basket.
Plums, 75cG$l p crate and S5(175c p box.
Cherry Plums. 25@40c q box
Apples, 25G50c p box and 25G35c p basket
and 50c(G$l q large box.
Green Pears, 25@4oc q box and 25@2oc p
basket.
Royal Apricots. 100000 q box and 95@4Oc
D basket. The Gamers bought at 25@36c p
basket. Moorparks 65@l75c p box.
Figs, 75c@$l so y box.
BERRIES-Receipts Of Strawberries were 545
chests. selling at $5@S p chest for Longworths
and $3@5 for large berries.
GooseDerries, f@D212c y ID in bulk.
Raspberries, $5@S q chest Newcastle Raspber-
rles, 75c@$l o crate.
Backberries, $6@s p chest and 81 p crate.
Currants So 60@14 90 p chest and some fancy
goods bring SIS. Mildewed stock So
CITRUS FKUITS-Oranges are almos: gone.
Lemons are going OF BETTER and Lines are firm
Oranges 81 50@2 q box for Seedlings. sS14 so for
Navels, So D. box for Malta Bloods and 50 oOa3 so
p box for Mediterranean Sweets: Lemons, sig
90 for common and $2(03 for good to choice:
Mexican Lines, $6q6 so; California Lines, 81 p
box; Bananas, $l@2 p bunch; Pineapples, $1@4
"a dozen
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Drumpurton takes for Brisbane
and Sydney 66,2SS centals valued at $S1, 600.
Dealers give still lower prices for spot wheat
and futures are also weaker. No. /, 95@9712c
choice, 9Ss4c; lower grades, 90@93szc; extra
choice for milling, $l@l 1213 p ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-10 o'clock-December-
600 tons, 9914c; 500, CSC.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-December-60O
tons, 9S5sc.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December - 200 tons.
9S3sc; 200, 9S14c.
BARLEY-The market continues to ease on
Feed, zoe; choice, 7l14c; Brewing, 75@S0c.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 o'clock-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decembe ber-900
tons, zoe; 100. 701sc.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-December, leo tons,
701sc.
oATs-The assortment is limited and confined
to medium and poor lots Milling quotable
at S712@e0c: fancy Feed, 9O@9212c; good
TO choice, S21a@9Oc; common TO fair, 771s@S24 42c;
Gray, S0@S5c; surprise 95cg$1 021a s ctI.
CoRN-Quiet and unchanged. Large Yellow
quotable al S71y20921ac; Small Round do 81 12c;
White, 771a@S21ac q ctl.
RYE-75d7614c q ctI.
~ 4 a 4 flo "a AQfl
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-19
Exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
9 station indicate maximum temperature for the
Aaysi those underneath it. If any, the amount Of
rainfall, of melted SNOW in inches and hundredths
curing the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
mes connect points of equal air pressure; iso-
tnerns, or dotted lines, equal temperature The
word nigh" means high bsrometric pressure and
usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: 'sloy''
'tefers 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
ana low along the coast and the isohRrs extend
north and south along the rain is probable;
Dut when the 'luw'' is inclosed with isobars of
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is improb-
able With thigh" in he vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the alifornia coast warmer
weather may be expected summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse OF these conditions
VIl produce opposite result