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NOTICE.
stocLholdor,' meeting Grant Cold Mining
Company.

stoeLholdors' meeting Grant Gold Mining
Company.
NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
~ meeting OF thu stockholders OF the
ntant cold Mining Company, % corporation
organized ana o'ialinf under the laws of tho
hiAte ul Utah, BE- hereby called % ho held M
the ollco ci ihv company, Home tlrs iuaut-
nnce company building, sos, 2l 20 .NH, Hast
lsmpiu n.ruti, fait Lgto Lity, Utah, ON tho
ltth day OF september, 1850, ntl O'Clock % u. ,
for the purpose Of considering the proportion
uoraunn OF the company by increasing thu
capital stock % mo cumpuuy bud also tho
proposition a. ntnsnd SAN AfiicIo by docreha.
tho number thereof iy order Of tue board
uf drcUiOre
THOMAS W. SLOAN, seey
SAT- LAKE CRY, utan, August sth. ia
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kNTIos 10 CREDITORS.


-NN'N"7' "''oAeu'
NOTICE Is iEnEnY GIVEN ny THE
~ undouiFncd, AdminltuatrN OF tho
estate 90 John q, stevens deceased, 10 the
cralliora 80, ana an PERSONS having clHima
hEninat tho SAID deceased, % exhibit them
with the hcccssarr vouchers, within 10
moniha after thH nf6t publication OF this
nnuce, 20 inc sam hdmnistratriN az G1H
Mccormick bIoc., SAT- Lake CIV In the
County oi SAT- iale, Utah
MARlA STEVENS.
AdinniauaitiN OF tho estate Of John n
stevens, deceased
Dated Aug 18TH, 1904
a. q, EDWARDS, Attorney for AdminlsuAt-
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
The Eldorado Gold Mining Company. Prin
cipal place Of business. SAT-
IAAn lllY. ulAh.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeting Of the directors held on tho
Ehd Gay - August, lsDi, an assessment Of ono
cent per share was levied on tho capital atlek
o. the corporation payable Immediately To
Joseph y, kogora, secretary OF SAID company,
~ the oloes Of tho company Nos. ~ aud n,
Commercial Block. salt Lake city, Utah Any
htnek upon which tbs assessment nav remain
unpaid on the 9Th day OF september, is)d will
be delinquent aud advertised Tor thlo at public
auction, and unless payment 10 made before,
VIII be sold on The 18TH day OF October. itaG,
nt O'Clock pm, TO pay tho delinquent assess
menl logelher with cost OF advertising and
expense ~ sale.
;, Alines located at Mereur. rsoole County.
JOSEPH !. ROGERS, Secretary.
Ro0mh 20 and ~, Commercial ulock. saIt la.
CITY, Utah.
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In the Matter u the Estate u william II.
oroscH, deceated
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Franklin 4 Richards anu james a.
Lilo, cxecutou Of enc last vii ana tctta.
wrnt Of william u, Oroyes deceased. h.ye
rendered Tor fctiI cmcnt, anu hlcu IN said court,
their nnal account OF Their Naturalization Of
raid catate and petition Tor nnal distribution
~ iho residue ~ tain estate among the per
cons entitled thereto. aud thn' saturday the
IN DAY OF sCptcmlnr. a u lslf, al 10 O'Clock
q m., at the court room OF said court, m the
county ouft House. rhlt Lake tliy and
uouuty, Utah, has been duly appointed ly The
uIru ~ said court Tor the rtttlompnt ct SAID
account and huafiuF said uruuun Tor diftrltu
ton, 90 which time and place any person IN.
tcfeHtod In aaid estate may Anprsr aud show
rausr, " any thcrc ho.wny said account should
not be- settled and approved anu nnal distrinu.
ton made a. prayed tor
dated august itu, lstl
4. h. STANTON, CLERK.
ny A. q. REESE, Deputy CieTk
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IN the Matter Of the Estate NJ LIlon q. CLAW.
aou, Deceased.
DunfuANr 40 AZ ORDER 10 fAtu
tourt, in SAN matter. nuucc b. hereby
plVCn that saturday the itin DAY uf september.
A.u,. isld 10 % O'Clock a. m 90 The county couf,
House in RAFT Lac city, Utah, boz the sour
room of said Court has been appointed tho
ilmo ana place Tor The hearing OF uUutpn uf
Hiram y Claws1n ir ant spencer twsnn,
UfAYinH Tor the admission 10 probate ~ rrrs
tain document thgrewith prrfcuted, rurrart.
INK 10 be 100 lHat VIII ana ientamcut NJ tllru
q. tlaWaou, dscpnsoi, when ana whore ali
reraonr interested may appear 1nd oppose thc
probate nt said wiii, or TIE gfantinr 20 letters
tstiAmCnt.ry 90 Hiram ~. tiaWHun W. aud
sponcaf Oiawson AZ prayed Tor ~ aaiG pou.
ti0u.
~ witness whereof . hayr hcfcuniu 30 my
hand und hnKFd tha sful ui trid
lsEALl taufi, the llst day Of August q. d
lsU
e.. D.. STANTON. Ci6rk.
ny FuEn W. DENNIS, ncputy uieft.
Nuuse q MufLu, Atrys for fetiu0ncfs.
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NOTICE u HEGEnY GIVEN THAT AT
~ au adjourned meeting OF the Board OF
Directors Of said Corporation. held ~ the i0th
nay 90 AuEuft lev, Al tic Ofler OF tho Com.
uauy. Rooms ~ anu iH tummerciul Block. tait
lhso titT, Utah, an utfesHuirtt OF three til
ccuta prr share was levied un tho capital stock
OF me Corporation Tor tuo purpose ~ paying
Mo Indebtedness 81 tho tumpany and Tor tho
further development Of the mincn Of tho Con-.
punY, payable Immediately 10 tho UNDERLINED
rrrtotarl', "a the ONCE % tho Company, rooms
N anu N Commercial Nlutk, rat laku CITY,
Utah. Auv hInrk upon which tins nfHraHmont
may remain unpaid on tuesday tho ihth day
OF september, i'al, wi be delinquent anu Ad O.
verified Tor tale Ht public auction, and unlctA
payment % tn1du before, will be sod ON
ffiday, thu lhth DAY ~ october. lsb. at o
o'clock y, ~. a. tho Afnresaii once ~ tho
compassionate pay tho delinquent assessment
tnrotnor with the costs of advertising and ca
pcnnr NJ sale.
Location OF the works and minoa OF said
corporation is Ia hoavuf county. Utah.
iuuN 80, nkEtEF,
sectotsty % SAID corporation.
Dated August n, ls9l,
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nSE NAY HnR-E ABOUT YEARS OLD,
~ star I'm foTo head, right hind foot white.
II th0 ah0s. .sarribed animal Il not claimed
anu taken away On or before rrptowhcrs 1901,
he Viii bp tulu a. cay tairny Found as gp, m.
JOHN y. NATION,
louud keeper
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Gnd iu accordance with law and The board
OF directors mRde ON the 18Th OF juno, lsT. I'd
many fhafcs % each parcel Of stock ~ nav M
necessary will be sofa ON the an day Of son.
mDer az u, u., az the cnice OF tho company
No, ~ Ausa bloch. TAT Lake City. utaa. 10
pay the delinquent Assessment thereon Ia.
goiher win tho coss Of advertising and he
Coat OF sale.
TIMOTHY EGAN, Treas.
uHAlLE- T.. uUDsOA, Sorpy.
GOLDEN STAR MINING 8 MILLING co.
Date VI nrsg publication Aug. istn, lsVs.
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DELINQUENT NnIlor

nelinquout Notice Doldta star Mining and
MulinE Co T., location or minea. Gold Noun
tain district, ilutc County, Utah. frnci.
pal place u business. san lake CITY utah.
NOTICE TuERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tho following described stock on
account ~ Assessment levied on June lu, l.l6,
thn several hmuuuta set opposite the names
Of TIC respective thafcho defs, a. folloWa;
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estate SHOULD not DO made.
IAMEs 4. COuLT. THE ENECUTOH or
~ the last VIII ana testament OF james 81
liicks, deceased having HE'D his petition herein,
uuly Nenued, praying for an order OF anlu OF Tue
real estate OF sAid decodtnt, at private tAlt,
Tor the purposes thefeln act forth. ~
IA therefore ordered that all persons
Interested m the estate Of said de-
ceased, appear before said court on salur.
day the 18Th day OF september. a. 1850, at
10 O'Clock a, M, NJ thu court room Of SAID
court, IN the County Court House, in the CITY
and County Ut nais Lake. Utah, TO show cause
why m order should not bo granted ~ tho
sald executor, 20 sell 80 much o. N erenl
shaU be necessary, and that COPY uf this
order DO published NJ least four successive
wroks IN iho bIsnnTr EVENING hLws,
and county.
Witness my hand this l7th day Of August,
A. n ltpa. ~. 4. llfICiflE. Judge
II O. kpwAnns. McCoTnick block Attorney
for Administrator.
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In the matter u the estate OF Ebeneaer
Brown, deceased.
THE PETITION OF DAVID brown.
A praying for I've partiticn Of the properly
OF The oatate OF Euonofsr brown, deceased.
HAVING been nlcd herein, u Il ordered that
saturday, the aih day ot soptember A. u
isa, 40 ~ O'clock a. m, Of said daY. be- aud Il
u hereby nNud ~ tho time for hearing said
petition and 10 10 further directed that noiice
Of hhii hearing be published Tor a. least IL
DAYS before faid hearing IN me ncsrret hNrn.
lng News, a Newspaper published IN sald
county OF SAT- Lake aud state OF Utah.
Dated -altLsko CITY, Utah. August "a lslL
NJ. l. itTgiiiE. Judge
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho District Court. Probate division, Third
Judicial District, IN and for salt Lake
COUNTY. allln VI llAh.
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uunapHS.

In tho District Court OF tho Third judicial
Disirct Q, the state % Utah, County
OF nali LaGo.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Third judicial District Court ~ thu
state et Utah. In and Tor salt Lake County.
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Tho state Of Utah sends greeting to Hugh
MCkorna. defendant
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In the District rouri ~ tho Third Judicial
Dittriot % tho state Ut Utah, Couniy
Of summit
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LtaALtNOTloE.

In the District Count Probate Division. Third
Judicial nitiricL la ana for ~Alt Lake
County, state OF Utah
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order TO show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate SHOULD not DO made.
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In the PROBATE Diyis.oa.
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In the Matter q the Es,ate Of william II
oroyen. doceated
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-18
CANNED AND DRIED FRUIT.
Both Markets Are in Average Con-
dition

Both Markets Are in Average Con-
dition
The circular OF the Cutting Packing Company
says of Canned and Dried Fruit:
CANNED FRUITS-APRIcoTs-No thing OF in
terest except that The stiff advance in dried has
confirmed the better fee ing previously advised
Little doing, although there is some new inquiry
for jobbing parcels for export. Extras in IT
sui ply and there wall be no carry over of 80 PACK
CHERRiEs-~tandard Black are cleaned up. with
only light stock OF extra Red and White and
PEAcHEs-Frees are in much better supply than
expected in August, but of the poores, qua ity,
and the pack Will be much shorter thana ticipRed.
Clings are at = premium, packers paying from $50
TO $40 per against S25 to $50 for contracts on
which early sales were based. Quality equally as
poor as frees Contracts for extras will not, as a
WI ole, be filled over one half and not all for
standards In full.
PEARs-A large packing of standards and sec
onds flushed two weeks ago Uu. put OF ex ras
very i'm. All viii 20 on very readily at fair
prices, the demana- being exc Lent from all quar-
tiers.
PLUNs-Short pack-better inquiry but as there
err over. stocks viii be cleaned up early.
SMALL fRUITs-N o carry-over and very light
pack. Demand good.
MISUNDERSTANDING inst begun An excellent
crop-qualny good and d. mand lively, the market
being wholly bare of old stOc<.
A general improvement In trade is noticeable
from all directions, and while there spnri we
look for gradual increase and s.ead. demand all
through the fall. Finances not troubling
packers as much as a month ago, but neverth her IS
they not railing over each oh-r IN their forts
to accumulate phenomenaIy large pack, and it
is Within the bounds OF probability that output
based on the legitimate requirements of the trade
will be the result OF he hardes- year in the MEM
DRY of most OF the packers on the coast.
DRIED fRUITS-APRICoTs-A good export
and domestic demand has dee cas- stocks con
siderably. NOT over 75 carloads being unsod IN the
State most OF 1t of fair quality only prices ranging
nom to &c for Royals and 1Oc per pound for
MoOrparks.
PEACHES Have also been goins out freely at
312 o 534c for choice and &c for fancy stock.
The dry ng viii fall cons derable below tn at of last
year, prob sbly not exceeding so per cent OF the
1895 output Cool sock Is being bought up IS
offered al above prices.
RAIsINs-Picklng general over the San
Joaquin Valley, but cool nights are retarding the
curing of the iTuit, which, wi favorab e weather,
cannot now come in until the las of his moni b,
except in limited way. From present appearances
there will be 80 per of asst years dry
ing instead or 90 per CT stated by us earlier
in the season. The fruit is sma in size and the
crop whole will not run over per cent s
per cen crown.
PRUNEs-Cool weather is delaying the drying
The crop which will not exceed 30 10 rs per cent OF
last years is running TO small and medium sizes.
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EXCHANGE ANo BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTTER GRAINS.

wHEAT-The General Roberts takes for Cork
66 122 cls, valued at $65, 100; KnmaIie for Cork.
62,252 cts at $6A, 1853; Orente, for Cork, 40, 286
ctls at $4u644.
The export movement has been rem RrkRbly
heavy this month and the market continues active
and firm 1T further advance. No. !, q71zd$ 81 p
ct; choice, 81 Ola; lower GRADES, 90(g961; extra
choice Tor milling, IL U21e@l O71a q c.L
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 O'ciock-December-
60V0 ctls, 81 Oh.
SECOND SESSION - December - 5000 ctls,
81 Ia
h OCULAR MORNING SESSION. ecember-4o
cts, 8 O51s; 1000. 81 OS; 200J, 81 0z7 rs; $4,000.
81 u43z.
Az ERNooN December-s4 600 ctls,
81 O3
BARLEY-Prices are about the same. We quote
ell; Brewing. 7212@774zc y cti; ChevaIier, SOC
BOARD SALES
INFORMAL. SESSION. Is oclock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEASONING sales.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales
OATS-Fair demand on local jobbing account.
Black, for feed, selling 7U@S0c = ctl:
Milling. S71an go 1ac fancy feed. 9212@95c: good
TO choice. SSd9212c: common fAlr, 759S0c;
Gray, S5GS712c; Surprise. 95c@S1 0212.
CORN-Wrak, neglected and in large stock.
large Yellow. S2la@S5c: Small Round do, 500
S71ac = ctl: W-Ite, 7ut975c.
RYE-7O@7242c q cu for old and 621a@65c for
new.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at S5@95c q ctL
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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKIN Heavy sailed steers 61ac;
culls and brands, 51ac; medium, 51s@ec; cuils and
brands, 41zgac q h; light, 4@419c: culls and
branos. 312G4c; CowbIdes, 4@5c; culs and brands
312G412c; saited Kip, SC: sailed Calf. 6@7c q h:
salted Veal, 5@D6c; dry Hides 9Gl0c: culls and
branus, I@712C. dry Kip and Veal. &c; culi~, SO
&c q ID; dry Calf, 15c; cults, Zoe: GUaiskins. zoo
Sbc each; Kids, &c: Deerskins, god summer,
20 a25c p h: medium, 15@ DC; winter, 1@sc;
Sheepskns, shearines. l01l5c each; short wool,
20@35c each; medium, 40i9bOc each: long woods,
6OS6O each. Culls OF all kinds about 12c less
ALLOWING. l. rendered, 212@2S4c; NO. 2,
2@214c; refined, 4s4@5c: Grease, 1ac y h.
WOOL-A local circular SAYS: Since the cleo
ton in Vermont Maine there is decidedly
improved one to the Wool market. and LIBERAL
sales have been made 10 scourers since then. so
that there is prospect that a. least three of Ties
establishments will be running this week. I he
shippers h ave yet made up their minds 10 buy,
but II Is only question of time as to when ship
pers and dealers Will prove 10 be large purchasers.
The class of Wool recently sod embraces chiefly
low grade and what is termed cheap spring stock
No sales or choice Humholdts and Nj ndociDos TO
report as yet. Fall Woods are coming forward
slowly, but viii be neGec ed until such time as
there Is quick and general market Sales le0.-
200 bs-" New San Joaquin Fall, 212t94c q n.
We quote Spring clip: Hum boldt and Meudocino,
lOGl lc; Nevada, GAS &c: San Joaquin and south
ern Coast. six months. 315@5c; northern free de-
fective. 412G515c p 10.
HOPS-Are nominate
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

weather. with conditions favorable for showers !;
high northwestern inds.
Southern Cali orna-Cloudy and threatening
weather with tond tions favorable for showers:
FIR sh westerly winds; sandstorms inland; warm err
on the coast FrIiay and trida night.
Neyada-C oudy and threatening weather;
warmer
Utah-Cloudy and threatening weather: warmer.
Arizona-Cioudy Ald threatening weather with
probable showers
San Francisco and vicinity Loudly and threaten
ing weather; high ives erly winds.
A &. McADIE, Local Forecast Official.
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81 6O04 IS: good TO choice steers, 1900 10 1900 10.
sd 2UGk So; medium steers. 1000 10 800 b. SIS 80
"a Is: far beef steers. SbO to 13UU lbs,
SIS so a 3 So; butcher steers. SO 10 "a Z so;
choice sIocKers and feeders, sou 10 1851 b, 80 80
&10 g.; fair do. b0U 10 S75 ~ 81 60s03 ~; bulls.
choice to extra, So SOFAS o; bulls, poor choice,
81 1907 IS: cows nifers choice to extra, IS 80
G3 80: cows. fair choice 81 25Gl3 40: ows.
common to fair Gamers 81 25@2 10; calves. good
chO So 75G6 OU: calves, common TO good,
S. G0@5 10; Texas grass steers So 20@& 50.
Texas cows and bulls ST. 7b092 so; W stern can
ming steers 81 65@4: Western range cows and heif-
ers 81 COOS IS mixers ana sprlngers = head,
S20GSS; Western range steers, 81 TOt03 20.
HOGS - keceIpts $4,000 heavy packing
shipping lots. 50 7O@3 l5: common 10 choice
mixed, 81 1903 20: choice assorted. So ING
D 80; neht, az S5@S so; pigs. 81 50&3 20
ShEkP- keceIpls Is 0OU. InIenoe 10 choice,
$2@3; lbs, 1914 rs.
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DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.
DRIED FRuITs-

DRIED FRUITS
Nothing new to report Trade is still quiet.
Quotations on the Fruit Exchange are as fol-
lows:
CARLOAD LoTs-Aprlcots, case p h for Roy ais
and 9(Gl0c z 10 for choice 10 fancy Mcorparks;
Prunes &c q ID; Teaches, 3@4c q ID for prime TO
choice, 61sc for fancy and 5@10c for peeled In
boxes; Apples, Sc for evaporated and 2d2 1ac Tor
sun-dried Pears 12d3c Tor prime 10 choice. 2@3c
for quarters and 45c Tor balves Plums &c for pit
ted and 1129Sc Tor unpiIted; Nectarines 3G4c
for choice ana &C for fancy; white Figs, &c; black
Figs, 2492Iac.
JoBBING PRI Es-Sew Peaches. 414@51sc q
n; fancy, &c p ID: Apricots, 6@lc 2 n;
fancy, &c; Moorpsrks lO@llc: new evaporat ed
Apples DC; sun-dried. Sc; Irunes, &c for the TOUR
$685. for pressed: white / i.s, &C; Plums, sc for
pitLed and 12c for unpitted new Nectarines. 4
@5c q ID for PRIME to fancy Pears 21z@3c for
whole. 212aS12c for quarters and 495c tor halves.
RA SINS-
CARL AID PRIc s, F. O. &. Fresno ourcrown
Sultanat &C; Seedless Muscstels 212c; 3cIown
London layers 81 10; clusters, 81 50; Dehesa
clusters, 81 IS; Imperial clusters, 81 SO; dried
Grapes, 2Szc p n.
JoBBISe rkI. hs-Fourcrown, loose, 41ac; s.
crown, 33zc q h; 2-crown, &c p n; seedless Sui
tanas, &c = ID; seedless Muscatels, S1ac; 3-crown
London la, ers. 81; clusters, 81 50; Dehesa clus-
tiers, 81 5O Imperial clusters, SO.
NUTS-Quo atoms are as follows: Whnuts,
nominal: Almonds, &c q b for Lansuedoc,
shell, bbing; Peanuts 4@Sc 4 h for Eastern and
&C for California; HicAory Nuts b96c h;
Pecans, 71s@sc; Filbers, 719@Se; brazil MUS
712@Sc = b; Cocoanuts, s4G5 3 100.
hONEf-Comb, 1O@l21ac Tor bright and b99c
for lower grades; water-whlte extracted, 595 12c;
light amber extracted, 412@4Szc; dark amber, AZ
41zc; darK, 2@3c y ID.
bEESWAX-25027c 2 ID.
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rxpranaeion.


The arrow flies with he wind. The top figures
~ station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath It. IL any, the amount Of
rainfall, Of melted SNOW in inches and
during the past twelve hours. JsobArs. solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; is0-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "hgh" 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" ms ally first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coss,, and the isobArs extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the GLOW" Is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature rain south of Oregon is iInprob-
able With "higb" in he vicinity of Idaho and
the pressure failing the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather I'm winter. The OF these conditions
ell produce opposite result
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OLE AeRIcULr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Sept
II, 1896. 5 P. M-Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations I'm California to-day:
Eureka -, Red Biuf "A, San Francisco So
Fresno SO, san Luis obispo 81 Los Angeles 81
San Diego So Yuma los.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature s.
minimum 81, mean 81.
An area of low barometer overies Arizona
Western Texas and the grea: valleys of California
The pressure a; Yuma is 19.46 inches, or nearly
$40 of an inch BE- ow the normal. The pressure in
the great valleys of California is about 2-10 of an
Inch belo the normal here has been fall over
the entire country west Of the Rocky Mountains
The temperature has "a len along the Pacific
slope and throughou- Nevada ana Dtah
There has been an increase in cloudiness over
Lower California during the past twenty-fouI
hours.
a low of considerable intensity appears to be de-
Velopng over the south IN salf of the Pacific SlDpe
Hish northwesteriy winds are likely al ing
the northern coast of California
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight. Septem Der 1S 1885
Northern talifornia-Cloudv and threatening
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-18
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The recent advance sent buyers OF
on TO picked roll and fresh descriptions are badly
demoraliZed and lower in consequence. No reason
alb offer is refused
SREAMERY-Fancy, z4@26c p n; seconds. 22@
csc 2 h.
DAiRY-Fancy, 2l@22c; good TO choice 1s@
2Cc; lover grad s. l213Gl71sc y D.
PIcKLED-l5@l7c p ID.
FIRKIN-14@ioc y h.
CHEESE Choice mild new, S1s@ec; common to
good Old, 6@Sc q ID Cream CHrddar, 10@l1c;
Young merica, 9@lOc; Western, 10@l1c: East
ern. 1@13c p h.
EGGS-Ranch continue to improve Oregon
quo able at 12@l3c 2 doz; Eastern. 141zG16c q
dozen tor fair TO choice and &C for fancy store
Eggs l2@l4c Tor ordinary and l5@171ac Tor good;
ranch Eggs, Z21aG29 cold storage ranch, l79
1Sc; Duck Eggs, 1bdl7 = doZ.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-18
POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

POTAToES-The market shows no change.
Sweet Potatoes are quotable at $l@l 1914 p ctl;
Garnet Cniles, 5O@65c p c,l: Larry Rose, 2-@30c
Burbank Seedlings, 25@3Oc for Rivers and 6O@
soc for Salinas.
oNIoNs-2O@25c 2 seek; Pickles sec p sack.
NEGETA BL.S-M Marrow fat Squash quotable at
$oGF oO q ton; Green Corn, 35@16oc p sack:
Alameda Corn. 60c@$l p crate; Berkeley Corn.
33@3Oc z box: Summer Squash, zO@SOc . box
Tor Bay; Egg Plant, 25@35c Z box: lomatoes, 10
20935e; Pick es. 5U@65c y box for No and zb@
QUO q ctl for No 2; Green Keepers 2593Jc q
large box Tor Chile and 25430c for Eell: Green
Peas. 5O@75c p sack for common and &c 2 ID for
Garden; string Beans 50@75c p sack for COM
mon and l15@2c p h for garden; LimaS 25G1 &c
p sack; Green Okra. S5@4Oc q box; Dried Okra,
12A2c r ID; Cabbage, Acc q cti; Carrots, 25@30c
3 sack; Garlic l@l sac p ID.