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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-27

TO go West cheaply and comfortably
take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Touris.
excursions. Personally conducted
Leave Boston weekly.
New England agency 1882 Washington
street, Boston. s12 tt
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Bicycles

Bicycles
Just see how much bicycle
worth we can sell you for
5000.
The "Ansantawae is
acknowledgement machine,
ladies' or gentlemen's.
1t wouldn't be if we
couldn't vouch for its relia-
biiity.
Our $500 and $4,000
wheels are specimens of dry
goods prices on highest grade
high-priced bikes
No trouble to show them,
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Going to Bridgeport.

The members of Mithras senate, X
A. Z. O., have been invited to visit
Nebo senate, Bridgeport, this evening.
There will be several limitations at the
close of the business session and there
will be refreshments served.
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q, G. MEYERS. Observer.
Note.--A minus sign ii preiixed to thor
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero,
AT" in connection with Observation-Disclosures
atl.ace Of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth OF
water not known.
aReloW zero
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MALLEY, NEELy g. CO.

The Paragon combination pickerel spoon
nth brass, copper, or nickel spoon-~2oc.
Best futed trolling bait at--25c.
Single and double gut leaders made from
best quality silk gut at &C,
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WfleW !!

wv RESW
Here's some losses--bnt
we've shut our eyes and
gulped them down, and
hope to come up smiling.
NJ N n "
Winter for ladies-There's a
Under- lot,that we will not carry
xxyear overhead the room for
new goods-going to make
them SO cheap that you can afford
to buy them for next winter.
Would also suggest that socie-
ties buy these for missionary boxes.
Sale opens Friday morning
closes after Easter
LOT odd lot of Ladies' Vests and
Pants-mostly pants--both flat and
ribbed--have been rs, 95c, $1.Oo,
1875 and 100
For this sale, SOC ca.
LOT about 3 doz. Ladies' Ribbed
Combination Suits--in one size only.
No. Shave been $l.25 and 1.75--
For this sale, SOC ca.
LOT. Blot Of Ribbed Merino Vests
and Pants--mostly Pants guaranteed
wool-have been Soc
For this sale, CSC ca.
LOT Our entire stock of Children's
Wool and Merino Underwear--to be
sold at exactly q price.
All 40c qualities, zoe,
All SOC qualities, CSC.
All SOC qualities, SOC.
All SOC qualities, 4Oc.
A Ribbon Bought a manu-
Treat facture line of Warp
Printed and Fancy
Ribbons at a low price They're
here, ard are unquestionably the
Ribbon sensation Of the season.
$50 pcs. 4 inch width, Dresden Warp
Prints, in light and medium styles
and colors-Satin with Dresden Gren-
adine Band-Fancy Plaids with Satin
Bars - Block Checks - Black and
White Stripes--all Of the best quality
have been sold at 80 and Soc
25c yd.
ParaSOlS are here with all their
graceful loveliness.
Warp Printed Taffeta Novelties
elbow the dainty White shades.
White Hand painted Parasols
are novelty.
An Don't need one,
Umbrella perhaps, but would i
Ca1a not be good policy to
A look to the future
when such prices as these prevail !?
Our entire stock of &c in. and 90 in.
fine Umbrellas at "a regular prices.
Choice Of Black and Navy Silks, Gerges
and Glorias
Sample prices
Regularly s1.5o, for $i.OO
Regularly 800, for 200
Regularly 400, for 2.67
Regularly 500, for $3.50
Sale starts Friday morning
stops with Easter, or before if all
are sold.
767-77l Chapel Street.
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Fly Books

Fly Books
Simple fly book carrying 100 flies, with
celluloid leaves, best leather cover at S.. 50.
A first-class book with waterproof paper
leaves carrying 90 flies at 6oc.
Patent leather book for flies on leader, at
age.
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WEATHER. RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEpARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. March a6 1926. 8 %. M.
Forecast for Friday--For New England
and eastern New York: Clearing in the early
morning; fair and decidedly colder Friday;
high northwesterly winds, westerly gales on
the coast.
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Cork Floats

Cork Floats
All shapes and sizes, SC and loc. Land
ing nets, soc.
Baskets
Best wicker finish, 75c each,
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Rods

Rods
!, Joint ash rods roc each.
! Joint with lance tip and brass mount.
ings soc each.
5 JOINT ash rod. lance tip, brass mount.
ings and reel seat soc.
) joint bamboo Csc.
5 joint bamboo, nickel mountings and
reel seat, 75c.
; Joint split bamboo, nickel mountings,
with extra tip, in either fly or bait, at SIoo.
; joint lance wood rods, nickel mount
ings, in either bait or fly, sr3s.
5 joint ash rod with hollow butt, contain
ing extra lance wood tip, SIos.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.

THREE MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH, 80
CENTS; ONE WEEK. Is GENTS; SINGLE
COPIES, CENTS.
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Carlisle, Sueck, and Limerick, small hooks
on single gut-J for &C.
Small hooks on double gut for SC.
Sproat and Kirby Limerick on three
ply gut-3c. each OF : for &C.
Black fish, on double gut-ec. each or 3
for SC.
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Reels.
Single action, plain brass reels, IS
yards, lac.
Single action plain brass reels a5yd., 20 c.
Rubber click reels, S1.oo
Nickel multiplying adjustable click reels,
50 I'd, st.oo..
Nickel and rubber multiplying adjustable
click reels, sI.25.
Balanced handle, multiplying nickel and
rubber reel, 100 yards with adjustable
click, S2.75.
Balanced handle, multiplying nickel and
rubber reel, with adjustable click, $500
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Our S3.3o Outfit

One split bamboo rod 10 foot
length, with joints, and reel seat,
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Flies, Hooks, Etc.

Flies, Hooks, Etc.
The most ambitious disci-
pie of Izaak Walton might
well be satisfied with the Sc
lection offered here, and the
most modest purse can &C
complish much in our large
assortment of flies at SC.
each.
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Lines.
We have these in all the
standard grades of linen and
silk, approved by sportsmen.
The best oiled silk braided
lines, warranted every strand
pure, we sell in IS yd.
lengths at ooc. each.
Of course other stores
"best may not be nearly SO
good as these best made.
Here are some good reli-
ables at smaller prices.
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Silk
Best braided silk lines les yards)-35c.
each.
Good braided silk line, Of waterproof fin.
ish-as yds-25c. each.
Linen ......
"Star" braided linen lines in 100 yd.
lengths regardless of sizc-6Oc. each.
Large t.pided linen lines, in coils of az
feet for-I0c. each.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were lower again yesterday and the mar
ket exhibited no features worthy of comment.
On the Stock and Bond Exchange Edison Light
Gas at S3s@s51a. The sugar stocks were steady.
Challenge Con. is assessed cents.
The Andes delinquent assessment sale will be
held to-day.
The California Wine Association has declared its
second dividend the rate of 81 % per share pay
able March 81.
In the Chollar mine. in the stope above crosscut
2, 45O level, and the south drift from 1t they
asserting old filings on the sixth floor and saving
the punches of pay in places lying to the west of
the old stope In the south stope near the old
Potosi shaft they opening to the south on some
fair grade ore and turning the old filings at
that point, from which they able to save about
half as pay. on the 100 level the south drift from
ing in low-grade materia They saved during the
past week Sd tons and 500 pounds of ore, the aver
age topcar sample of which was $40 &c. silver cal
culated at par.
In the Potosi mine the raise from the south
DRIFT, 460 level, has been extended z feet and is
up "a feet, at which point it has been tenn
pOrariiy Stopre1 and are now engaged in opening
another compartment to the east, with the inten-
tion of ultimately connecting it with the south
drift on the tunnel level, now being opened. The
top of the raise shows the same vein matter re-
ported last week. except that the quartz had given
place largely to clay. The vest drift on the 500
level has been repaired and retimbcred for al
distance of 33S from the shaft. On the tunnel
pairs of the south drift, and have completed 200
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WEATHER Bureau REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO
March 81. 1896, ) P. N Weather conditions and
general forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
compared with those OF the same date last
son: Eureka 1881, last season 36.7e; Red Bluff
1919, last season 1912: San Francisco Is. 81, last
season 23.41; Fresno 537, last season 1854; San
Luis Obispo 15.41, last season 2446; Los Angeles
7SS, last season 81: San Diego 444, last season
1l4S Yuma 49, last season 3.G1,
The following maximum temperatures are re-
ported from stations In California to-day: Eureka
5S, Red Bluff 80, San Francisco So Fresno so,
San Luis obispo 5S, Los Angeles &C. San Diego 81,
Yuma rs.
san Francisco data-Maximum temperature 5S,
minimum 81, mean 81.
The following Tainfalls are reported from sta
tions in California during the last "a hours: Eu-
reka %, Red Bluff To- San Francisco 10, Fresno
.02. San Luis Obispo .03
The area of low pressure central this morning
over Wyoming and Montana is moving eastward;
the pressure having fallen rapidly during the past
"a hours in the upper Missouri Valley, and risen
over the Pacific Slope. The western half of the
storm has been marked by light rains and fresh
westerly winds, except in Southern Idaho where
heavy snow has fallen. Idaho Falls reports .Ss
inches melted snow. Rain has fallen in showers
California north of Los Angeles Very light
rain is also reported from Arizona. The tempera-
ture has fallen the entire western half of the
country, except IN very small area near Carson
and a. Wala Walla where the rise has been slight.
n area of high pressure appears to be moving in
from the ocean, and clearing weather with slight
rise in temperature may be expected Saturday and
Sunday.
Forecast m ade at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight, March 2S, 1885,
Northern California - Fair; warmer; westerly
winds.
Southern California Cloudy; slightly warmer;
westerly winds.
Nevada-Fair; warmer.
Utah - Unsettled weather Saturday, clearing
Saturday afternoon; warmer.
Erlzona-Fair Saturday; warmer.
San Francisco and vicinity-Saturday warmer;
westerly winds. ALExANDER 6. McADIE,
Local Forecast Official.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, June-July delivery,
$4 25; San Quentin 81 20: Wool Bags, 24G26c
COAL-Harrison's circular says: "During the
coieries with Ia, ,329 tons of Coal. 6693 tons from
Australia The light arrivals for several days have
served so deplete stocks IN yard at the same time
there ample here to satisfy all Immediate re-
quirements. Another Coal disaster took place a
few days since, caused by the cargo of the bark
Alexandra catching fire; it is a grade of
Colonial Coal. There is another cargo of the same
grade now en- route. A few months hence we are
promised shipments of Corral Hollow Coal from
Lvermore; 1t will then be ascertained for what
uses this character of fuel is best adapted Latest
cabled quotations for Swansea Anthracite for
future shipment show marked decline, the free
in Coal freights: there is also a softening of Coo
NAL values for loading several months hence. 1t
is singular that shipownerS should seek this port,
with the present ruling quotations for grain
frelghts." Wellington So q ton: New yelling
ton. $S o ton: Southfeld Wellington, ST 80 y
81 so; Walisend, So so; Scotch. 81 so: Brymbo,
81 SO: Cumberland. S13 so in bulk and 81 5 in SKIS
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, $13; Welsh An
thracite Egg, -: Camel. '$S: Rock Springs
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 60: Coke,
$40 so in bulk and S12 so p ton in sacks.
RICE-:Chinese mixed, So 2h@3 As: No. i, $3 6O
@3 70 ctl; extra No. l, $3 90@4 10; Hawaiian,
q ctl.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 61sc; Dry Granulated, b1ac;
Confectioners' A, 5%sc: Magnolia "A, 47sc; Extra
G, 4s4c; Golden Q, 45s: half-barrels 14c more
than barrels and boxes 19ac more ~.
SYkUP-Goiuen, in bbls, l5c, Black Strap, loc
"a gal.
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DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE.

NEW YORK, n. Y, March 27.-R. G. Dun &
Co. will say tomorrow in their weekly review of
trade: The returns OF failures are somewhat dis
appointing. Several of magnitude were mentioned
a week ago and they have swelled the aggregate
of defaulted liabilities for three weeks of Marcn
$12,363,614, against $l1,271,121 last year. A
heavy failure in Texas will also swell the aggre-
gate of returns for the past week, which includes
259 in the United States against 234 last year
and 39 in Canada, against AZ last year.
No important change has occurred in the genera al
condition of business during the week, and If trade
in some respects looks worse, in other respects it
seems better
There have been somewhat less favorable fea-
lures in the dry-goods market, but in iron and
steel conditions are slightly improved, and in
boots and shoes considerably more hopeful.
Foreign trade little more satisfactory. In gen.
eral the course of domestic prices tends to favor
the marketing of staples abroad. Wheat has
gained about point, but corn and cotton remain
unchanged. Cotton had lively rise with the
covering of short sellers, but began to decline
again a week ago, and has been tagging ever since.
In the dry-goods market the last indications do
not warrant expectations that the mills will con-
tinue full production throughout the season. The
demand for womens dress goods is the best feature
OF the WOODEN markets: Ihe sales OF wool have
fallen to less than half an ordinary weeks full
consumption, amounting last week to only 1926
$50 pounds at the chief markets. A striking fea-
ture this week has been sale OF $4,000 pounds
of American wool for shipment to England.
The iron ard steel markets have disclosed
similar feature, for little Alabama pig has been
sold for export. There has been little more ac-
Livity in steel this week and the Carnegie works
have sold 10000 steel rails to Japan, but in the
main the market is ABOUT as inactive and inSufti-
cient as ii has been.
There has been no trading worth the name in
railroad stocks during the past week and scarcely
any in the indusrials that fluctuations in prices
are scarcely worth noting. The earnings OF the
railroads have been rather less promising than in
previous months. averaging only 3.4 per cent bet
ter than last March thus far and the tonnage from
Chicago, which has SO long been much in excess of
previous years. has fallen short of the move
ment in 1893 Something is expected in stock ex-
change circles from important negotiations which
Mr.. Morgan is endeavoring 10 make abroad. But
N q whole little 1itrio
pected for some time to come in the security
mar
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DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC

DRIED FRUTrS-The market continues in a
state of complete stagnation The following nomi-
nal prices rule on the Fruit Exchange:
CARLOAD LoTs-Apples, 2@212c y ID for quar-
tered. 21a@3c q ID for sliced and 414c q 10 for
e-aporated: Peaches, 314@4C p ID and 51a@6c for
fancy; peeled in boxes 12c; Apricots. 71a@s1ac
for prime TO choice. 91ac FOR fancy and 10@Ilc
= fb for fancy Moorpark; Figs. black. 21ac for un-
pressed; White Figs, 4@5c in sacks; Pears. &c p
h for evaporated halves, 4@61ac p ID for quarters:
Prunes, 334@4c; Plums, &C p 10 for pitted and
112@212c for unpitted: Nectarines, 5@6c % ID for
prime to choice and 612c for fancy.
JoBBING PRICES-Evatorated Apples 4@412c;
Peaches 3D4c and &c for fancy: peeled in boxes, 10
@122c; Prunes 4c for the four sizes, &c for 4OG5Os
and sc for 50@6U's; Aprcots 6@91sc for prime to
choice, lOt@l1c for fancy MoorDark: Figs, black,
214@2Ac: White Figs, 3@5c: Pears. 612c for
evaporated halves and 3951ac for quarters;
ted Nectarines 4@5c 2 ID for prime TO choice.
RAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Prices are
as follows carload lots, o. b. San Francisco:
London layers, S5@9Oc q box: fourcrown, loose,
334c q 10; three-crown. loose, 214c p h; two
crown. 2c; seedless Sultanas. 3s4@4c: seedess
Muscatels 212@234c; three-crown London layers.
az IS: imperial clusters, 81 60@2 75 Dried
Grapes, 21ac q ID.
JoBBINa PRICES Four-crown loose, Sc; g.
crown, 214@212c: 2-crown, 134@2c. Seedless Sui
tanns, 334 g4c; Seedess Muscatels, 21ac; 3crown
London layers, S5c@S1: clusters, 81 40@l 80;
Dehesa clu tiers. So 25; Imperial clusters, So 70;
Dried Grapes 212c
NUTS-Chestnuts are quotab'e at 6@Sc p ID;
Wanuts, S@10c for No. hard and 10@l2c for pa
per, ioobing lots; almonds, 6@712c for Languedoc
and S12@10c for paper-shell, jobbing: Peanuts, so
&c for Eastern and 312@41ac for California; Hck-
ory Nuts 5@6c; Pecans &c tor rough and g. for pol
ished; lberts, sa9c; Brazil Nuts, 71a@Sc p ID;
bright and s@sc sor lower S grades water
white extracted, 5@51ac 2 ID; light amber ex-
tracted, 414@434c: dark am ber, 4c; dark, 2@3c.
BEESWAX-24Gl27c . h.
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HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy salted steers, 7c;
culls and brands. &c; medium. 51a@6c: culls and
brands 41s@5c light, Sc; culls and brands, 4c;
Cowhides, &c p ID; culls and brands, 4c; salted
Kip. sc p ID: salted Calf SC p H. salted Veal,
&c; dry Hides, I0@11c: culls and brands 11ac;
dry Kip and Veal &c: culls. 619@7c; dry Calf,
1bc; culs. 10c; Goatskins, 20635c each: Kids, SC;
Deerskins, good summer. 25@30c; medium, $50
25c; winter, 10c: Sheepskins shearlings, 100
15c each; short WOOL 2U035c each: medium, 40
G5Oc each; long WOOL 65c EACH Culls of all kinds
about 12c less.
TALtOW-No. l. rendered, 31s@4c; No. 2, SC;
refined, 51a@5szc: Grease. 21ac d h.
WOOL-We quote Fall follows: Eastern Ore
gon, 9t011c @ ID; San Joaquin and Southern, 3@6c
Nevada, &c.
HOPS-Nominal limitations are 266c % h.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

= 6@lO14c: do factory, 10@14c: DO small. 6@l014;
| part SKINS, 3e7c; full skins. 29213c.
syivana, i1dSa1islc: tn % Southern, iO1k@lic:
Western. fresh, 1714c; duck, 2oC92sc; goose oeS
TALLow-weak. City. 3 1l-16c: country, 31sc.
COTTONSEED OIL-Cruce. 21c: yellow prime
| 2512c: do of grades. 2514@251ac.
RESIN-Firm. Strained common 70 gooo' Si 20
TURPENTINE-ouiet2 2slac
POTATOES-Moderately active. Sweets, 81 so
RICE-Moderate demand. Domestic, fair to
extra, 3@334c; Japan, Ss4@4tsc .
good TO choice, 27@37c.
COFFEE-Unchanged 10 10 points up. March.
Il IS; July, Sii 45; September siO 65@io 70:
October, $40 45@l0 so: November, $40 25@
10 50; December; SO 20@lo 25. spot Rio. duh,
sUGAR-Raw dall, firm; far refining, ss4c;
centrifugals 96 test. 3-l6c. Refined firm, quiet,
5-lec; No. i2, 41sc; No. Is, T1ec of A, 4 s,1e
@z 1s1Sc mold A. 5c standard a. ss
sac. -'N'''
Fruit and Produce.
CALIFORNIA FRUITs-Almonds- - soft-sheli,
T12@Sc; 90 paper-shell, l1@12c.
APKICOTS-Bacs, 91a(Gl21sc.
,,PEACHEs-Peeied 131s@1oc; unpeeled, 40
RUNES-Four Sizes 5@514c.
RAlSINs.London layers, 7h@s5c: do three
crown loose Muscatel, 31ac: do four-crowD, 4@oc;
do clusters. 81 25@1 40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 61a@7c; do soit-shell.
S12@10c.
HOPS-Quiet, easy State common to choice.
242@sc; Pacific Coast, 21a@sc; London market
dull 20@40s.
WOoL-Frm; domestic fleece. 16@22c; pulled,
l5@33c; Texas, 9@12c.
Merchandise.
13 so.
COPPER-Lake $40 rs.
IEAD-Barely steady; domestic. S3 1912.
TlN-Dull; straits, $11 80: plates dull. weak.
sPklTEk-Qniet: domestic 81 lQM1 ID.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1896.

60@90c: River Burbanks. 3O@4Oc p sack: Oregon
Burbanks 3b@6Oc: Oregon Garnet Chiles, 7O@
Soc; Early Rose 40@5Oc; Petalumas and
Tomales, 40@50c.
ONIONS-Are lower. Good to choice, 5O@o5c D
ctl Cut Onions. 25940c: oregon. 6O@Soc q ctl
VEGETABLES = Arrivals were 1OlS boxes
asparagus ana $50 boxes Rhubarb and 303 SACKS
Peas
khubarb and Green Peas were higher under
lighter receipts and good demand.
Egg Plant from Los Angeles guotable at lUc q 10;
Mexican Tomatoes. 81 75(d2 q box; Los Angeles
tomatoes, y sl@l so q box; Cucumbers, oO@7oc
q COZ; Asparagus, 5Uc@S1 so box for ordinary
and 81 rs for extra; Rhubarb, 35@73c; Mush-
rooms, 5@l5c 2 h; Dried Peppers, 10@l21ac:
Green Peas, 2@3c @ Ii: String Beans, s@lOc 2 10;
PRED Okra, 1212c; Cabbage. 4O@5Oc q ctl; Garlic
4@oc c: ID; NATIONAL Squash, $50 Il ton.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28

The arrow dies With the wind. The top figures
st station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it, If any, the amount OF
rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines connect points of equal air pressure iso
therms, dotted lines, equal temperature The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
Is usually accompanied by fair weather; "low''
refers to 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 and low
along the coast, and the isoSars extend north and
south along the coast rain is probable; but when
the low is inclosed with sobars of marked curva
ture rain south of Oregon is improbable. With &
"high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and the pressure
falling to the California coast, warmer weather may
be expected in summer and colder weather in win
ter. The reverse of these conditions will produce
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

No particular change in any description Whole
sale rates for dressed stock from saughterers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51sc; second quality,
412@5c: third do, 31a@l4c p ID.
VEAL-Large, 5t@6c: small, 6@7c p b.
MUTTON-W ethers, 6@61ac; Ewes, &c p h.
Handspring Lamb, 7@Sc p H.
PORK-Live Hogs, 414d4ssc u ID for large and
41z for small; dressed do, 4s4@161ac q H.
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POULTRY AND: GAME.

PoULTRY-Receipts were lighter again yester-
day, and as to-day is Jewish holiday there was
good demand and prices for most descriptions ad-
yanced again. Live Turkeys were especially stlff
being scarce.
Live Turkeys, l7@lsc p ID for Gobblers. l7@1sc
y 10 Tor Hens; Dressed Turkeys, 1o@l7c; Geese, =
S7@S Tor young; Hens, $4 5O@6 90 Ts doz: Roosters
young, $7@7 so; do. old $4@4 so: Fryers. $6@6 90:
Broers, So 50@6 for large and So 50@4 80 for
small; Pigeons, 81 1892 for young and 81 2o@
10 for old.
GAME-Quotations continue nominal, as the ar
rivals are mostly in bad condition Hare, 60@75c
p dozen; Rabbits, 81 % for Cottontails and 75c@
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-28
EXCHANGE AND BULLION.
THE WEEKS FAILURES.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 20
failures in the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday as compared with lS
for the previous week and % for the corresponding
week OF 1895. The failures for the past week are
divided among the trades as follows: ! harness
and saddlery, 1 bakery, Q grocers, l tanner, l
manufacturer earthenware, dry goods, jeweler
i contractor, merchant tailor saloons, restau-
rant, shirt manufacturer, 2drugs, general store