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super e 65ae3 %; do. extra. - 50aS4 25 Do fam
n.y. = xtntes wheat patent. ss.ooas5 %;
$a4oa n 10 receipts. L2a0 barrels: exporfs Il.
l95 barrels; sales. Las barrels. Wheat nrm--
1ooaloo$; steamer No. red, 0lHssiHr receipts.
0,996 buahels; stock, 1,2zl,f12 6usheIs; ala
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the hixh.
est and the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents.
Messrs. Moore & Schley, No. 80 broadway
Ohnea
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weyler Prepare. 10 Leave.

HAVANA, October 2S.-The Spanish
steamer Montserrat. Captain Descham
from Barcelona, via Cadix and Vera Cruz
for this port. has arrived here and has al
ready embarked the horses and carriages
belonging 10 General Weyler, the retiring
captain general Of Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28
Government BOnds.
ms reported by Corson q Macart-
Grain and Cotton Markets.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1927 r st. members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs.
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.. New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28
MEXICAN TOWN FLOODED.
Every Building i'm Village of Ahu
NADIA Washed Away.

NADIA Washed Away.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, October ga special
to the Globe-Democrat says: Floods have
washed away every building in the village
of Ahumada, state of Chihuahua, Mexico.
The town had population of !, 200 persons,
and they are all homeless and suffering
Eduardo Linss, a wealthy merchant and
grain buyer of the place. lost $4,000 worth
Of property. including 5000 bushels of
wheat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

The Treasury Department has appointed
Joseph n. Patterson OF Ph1ladeiphia fore
man Of the public building At Buffalo, N
Y, in place of J. w. Kinsey. resigned. Mr..
Patterson was formerly In the once Of the
supervising architect but lost his place
under the last administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

LYONS. France. October 2a-rhe Cath
ole Mission at Hue. Cochin China, re-
ports that q disastrous uphoon swept over
that part OF the country on October a
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senator Morgan stim lnprovi...

SAN DIEGO. Cal. October 2s.-At an
early hour this morning Senator Morgan's
condition showed no change, and the indi-
cations were favorable for speedy recovery.
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GEORGES CHARGES DENIED.
New York Judges Declare They Were
Not Blackmailed.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Henry George
is supplying the greater part of the
ginger that is being consumed in the
municipal campaign His allegations
touching the integrity of the recognized
chiefs of both the leading parties are ex-
citing wide interest though they are met
by those most directly concerned with a
showing Of Indifference that does credit
to their capacity for going unruffied
through a political game of foot ball
The most specific of Mr.. Georges allie
cations are that Roger A. Pryor paid
Richard Croker ST., 600 for the judgeship he
now holds: that $4,000 was paid for a seat
upon the bench for Judge Ingraham and
that other judicial offices were made the
object of barter by the so-called political
bosses.
Judge PryOr's Denial
Judge Pryor has made categorical denial
that he paid or caused to be paid d.
rectly or indirectly, any sum whatever for
the nomination, and like denial has been
made by others of the judges involved in
Georges allegation
That judgeships come high is, however.
a fact well known and freely admitted.
The sworn statement of election expenses
on file in the county clerks office show
that since the law requiring itemized state
.ieti'7 VI SUCH expenses Went into effect the
following sums have been so paid:
By Judge McAdam, $1,000; by Judge
Pryor. 10000: by Judge Ingraham, 81 WsD.
Dy Judge Newberger, 81, 1SJ; by Judge F,hr-
ilch. S6.iJO; by Judge Smythe, 5000 and
by other Judges sums below the amount
last given down to $40. These sums IN
should be made clear, are for so-called
legitimate election expenses.
George alleges that ir addition 10 tho
sums admitted to have been paid as above
the Judges have been blackmaiIed out Of
otAer and In some instances larger sums
IL Is for this alleged eXtortion of black
mali. and Tor other kindred offenses which
ne asserts, have been perpetrated that
George threatens Croker and Platt with
latitude frequently permitted in a political
campaign there has been no move to pro-
esed against George for libel
Van wyck's ..stnrv Sueecb
II George is doing a great deal of talk
irg, 50 are Tracy and Low, though the
latter are less sensational and personal In
their utterances. The only exception to the
rule of -volubility among the mayoraI can
didates is Van Wyck. whose star speech
delivered last night before the Independence
Hall Democracy. was limited TO thirty words
OF commonplace acknowledgment of a
hearty greeting.
In the event of the defeat of Seth Low
IL VIII not be possible. in the light of the
statement given out by the Citizens Unions
treasurer. j. Kennedy Tod to aIleSe thai
the failure of the non-partisan movement
was the result of Inadequate financial sun
port Mr. Tod says that the union has been
supplied with funds beyond its actual
needs. and rumor has IL that the total OF
SO. TO the cause is about $1,000
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Steamship Arrav.la

At New York-Persia. from Hamburg; II.
H. Meier, from Bremen: Germanic, from
Liverpool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

n2a
: The International simultaneous cloud OBJ
servations referred to In the last report
were concluded June 80 Of the present year.
About 1000 observations were taken for
cloud heights. and probably 2.0o0 pairs Ct
observations for direction and velocity OF
the wind were taken at the primary station
In this city.
Plans for system of simultaneous OBJ
servations over the whole world on the
height direction OF motion, velocity and
movement Of clouds were set on foot May
]. 1895
In answer to request by the interna-
tiohal commission having It In charge the
weather bureau. established here primary
station and fourteen secondary stations In
other sections OF the country. The bureau
also collected On Its charts during the past
Twenty-Five years series of cloud obser-
fundamental data for this discussion. n n
thought that toe greatest possible infor-
nation, and . working basis win be fur
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

There is nothing new in mining stocks, the de-
mand for them being " ~ slow.
The Exchequer assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day. and the Caledonia delinquent sale
takes place also.
The Alaska Packers ssociation will pay the
usual monthly dividend of rs cents per share on
December -
the annual meeting of the Goud & Curry Min
ing tompany has been called for Decem Der 20
The Junction Mining ompauy of Tuoumne
County has levi an assessment of ~ cents per
sh are, de inquent January 8
The joint Confidence, CHALLENGE Con and Con-
Imperial west crosscut l, fr N the surface tunnel
is now out 1926 feet, having been advanced ten
feet during he week. The face shows porphyry
There is still a strong figw of water coming from
the face of this crosscut
In tn Consolidated Imperial NINE the surface
tunnel is now in 4lO feet from the nor. line Of
the company ground. having been advanced ten
feet during The week. The face is In old filings
In the Crown Point mine the upraIse from the
sout drift on the intermediate level las been ad-
vanc ed seven feet for the week through porphyry,
cay and quartz, the latter of good rade which is
being saved. One set more Will reach the 7OO-foot
level The south drift on the T00-foot level has
been advanced 10 feet Tor the week through
quartz and porphyry OF low grade, and is nov out
81 feet south OF the south raise. They are repair
rug the shafL above the go level station. The
joint Bel her-Crown Point west crosscut from the
top OF he Q che uprarse Nc. / $50 levei. is now
out 80 feet, IL feet having been ADDED during the
week. The face Is III quartz OF low assay value
In the Becher mine he or, d riff from The in
cline the 1900 level is now 42J feet having
been cleared out and retim bered five feet du Ing
the week the $50 level west crosscut from
the top of upraIse No was com enced during
the wees and is out eight fe.t. The face
shoAs quartz giving low Essays. The. joint work
with c. own POINT as described in the letter from
that mine Coniinurs o be done. No ore was ex-
tractcd from the Belcher mine during the past
week.
The cid OF the Overman mini for the past week
amounted 10 nine carloads of ore, the value of
which, per car sam pies was SI2 10 per ton This
ore extracted from north drlf: on he 300 level
There IS 30 change I'm the condition of ths mine.
In the Justice m ne during the past week the
southwest drift started from the west ct0Sscut 40
leve ), has be- n advanced in ore nine feet making
its total length twe.ve feet The face is in as
saving 81 per ton Ore hotsted during the
of the same averaged $50 so p rton.
sales OF STOCKS on regular calls of the San Fran
cisco DO rd thns far tn year am united o 2, ga s.,
600 shares, against S,3 200 shares during the
same period last year
he Pacific Lighting Company Will pay wi
dend Of Az cents on the oh GO.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Dec 1-At the auction sales Of WOO,
TODAY 1892 bales we're offered, OF which 1000
were withdrawn. The Withdrawals of Queens and
greasy were Iarge al secured sold we'll. The Con-
tinent and the home trade continues good buyers
Crossbreds were Irregular. Buenos Ayre, stook
in poor condition and only few bales were
sold. The general tone of the sales was steady
Following sales IL all:
New South Wales, 5422 bales: secured. edATs
I'd; greasy 5s4G Cd
Queensland, 1852 bales; secured, Is Id6ls Sd:
greasy, 5@9 Cd.
south Australia, $50 bales; greasy. 5Casd.
New Zealand, S23 tales; secured 7dtGls lad.
gray. 5@534d.
secured 714d@ls 4d greasy, So 734d.
Falkland islands. 375 bales greasy, 53l@SsLd
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec, 1.-The misunde standing of
order to buy. Decent Der wheat came near de-
moratizng the market at the opening. A COM
mission firms order their broNer to buy 25 600
bushels pecem Der wheat was misunderstood and
the wheat was instead offered for sale resulting IN
some other small lots coming on: the market and
an. sslnost immediate dec inc o 94c, against
9o94c at The close YESTERDAY, The mistake was
soon disco@ered, and the buying OF not more than
5O,OUO blu nels put he pr ce up again to 96s4c in
quicker time than IL took to go down. May
started unchanged at 9l1sc, but the demora liza
ton in Dect1noer caused Temporary depression
in May TO 9U34c!
. It.quickIy covered. however, and in the course
OF the forenoon 1t reached 5B. he cold weather
continued tn ougout the win err wheat reg on aud
the beds were still uncovered. The St Louis
crop. experts evidently thought The trials that the
p ant was being subiec ed 20 were more than il
cJu-d live through. as several orders came from
There % buy: July wheat That flu .ure in conse-
quence was relatively strJnger than May. Min
some falling Off ia receipts compared with the pre-
vious weeks, buttwere still dIscouragingly heavy
Ii against those of year ago.
Atlantic Tort clearAnces were equal to b75, 600
bushels in wheat and hour. The estern primary
market receipts were 1908 900 bushels, com
pared with only 504, UO0 bushels last ear. Zero
weat er prevailed in the rego around Duluth SO
that it considered very Que ,tiouable II any
more shipment would be made from there by
lake this season This was delivery day. but noI-
wIthstandng this fact there hardly any wheat
turned over. and 1t is belief that little Will be
until navigation closed. Liverpool opened un-
changed Tor a / fulures except Mav which opened
Esd higher, Tut it closed slrJna, 5s9ld higher for
March, This trading month being the 81 est
notwithstanding the rath-r encouraging situa-
tion the trade was so light and the active local
traders so reluctant 10 retire with any unfnshe
business in their hands that In Their efforts is
pose of long wheat they accumulated during the
forenoons rise be market slipped from under
them ana the price Of May went down from 81 SAC
to 903sc about fifteen minutes from the clos :.
New York reported but ten loads for export. This
lack OF 'xport demand started the unloading
which was rendered difficult by the almost utter
lack of buyers, and prices slipped down very
easily.
May closed at sOss@9o1ac. December behaved
better,After this mornings gymna3:ics ano closed
at S614c, an advance Of 1ac.
Corn firm and vel R2RA tile affected by either
the early strength or clUs weakness of wheat
= Up 10 short time before the close the market
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

boston. Dec 1.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow OF the wool
trade: The wool market has shown. very little
activity during the past week. except in fine
woods In Australian the movement was heavy
last Friday and Saturday. The purchasers have
been principally mills the wool being bought to 60
out of the market.
Any change in prices which may have occurred
has been of a spasmodic character There is a
widespread feeling that the depicting of the
stocks Of Australian m axes II certa n that higher
iSes for what is left can soon be Obtained, TO
the re son that wool of this class is practical
Withheld from the marker. ana the greasy prices
have in some Instances, been advanced 2 cents
a week ego
The s lies of the week amount TO 1919 600
pounds domestic and 3.0SS, 900 pounds foreIgn
making a total OF 4. 600
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
NEW YoRk* STOCK MARKEr.

NEW YORK, Dec: with only l1signifi cant
interruptions =prices> tended steadily. upward all
day on: the stock exchange. closing about the
hIghesl-with avery bnoyant tone Net gains ex-
ceeded point.in nearly.aH stocks The advances
at the opening were trivial and trading was not
very active, but as the day advanced the scope OF
the Speculation brpadeled and :assun ed a: more
aggressive and confident tone. The strength OF
the ma rkel developed first I'M Sugar and suread-
Ing gradually tnE5u4h tue, market separate slo Ks
We're adV3n ed SHARPLY one after the -other before
the whole market took up the movement. -: ::
some of The stocks wniGh d rvtLoped NEST ac-
tivity and streng Ii :yeste day we're somevv hat
neglected to-daF, while the rest of the marx eli
rose TO 'pfoportl0gate levelsi The bear element
did mot. yield without a .Strugg e 8nd was not
scramble of.the slro erlaifv aided he rise
There was nc news of irpporta ice "a ring the
davi he bn ilsn Sc nt1n Mt on tire haRge being
Ia her cry stan ZlIg Of several DAYS inpres sions
% he almost -Iotff. subsistence. OF .appTeleusIon
over he { ubail question so had is effect There
Was some awakenlhg of. 9utsiae interest m 2 nj
This was not en- large q ana the dag IS rise
for the most part due TO the Operations OF a
powerful com bned Interest" .'--.-+:.' =:
NO impression was made on the money mark ct
to-day Dy the periodical interest and diviuend dis
buTsemei Is.
I he bond market was strong aud very active,
The specu alive issues showing notable advances
Tota sales, S3.6U0,00o UnIted states new As
I'D vAnced Is bid
TOTAL safes STOCKS $50, 400 shares. including:
A;chison preferred 6729; Burlin ton II. g. L.
and n. l0.65U, Manhattan 20 S-5, Missouri Pa
cific 1856. y. j. Centraj 1880, ew York Cen
trAl 1854, ortnern Pacific 4zI0. do preferred
1888, Northwest terminal 1885,. Rock Island
25 lS9. 81 l. ana s. I. preferred $3.50 81 Paul
4e, 5S5, t p. III and Inaha 517S, Union Pacific
b254, American Cotton oil 1870, American To-
bscco 1850, Bay state Gas 81 80, PEOPLES Gas
Is 645 c, ,olidated Gas ex. div. 1925. sugar
81. $50 10. preferred ]: 81, Western Union 500,
Chicago Great Yves ern S245.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT-The Brenda takes for Cork 1924
ctis valued at Sill, 276: Jules Verne, for St Ma
Zaire, 47,455 cts S6S, 500; Emilia Ciampa, for
Cork. 34,4OO cts at $54 500; Ellisland for Cork,
79,7O7 cts at $4,000; Afghanistan, for Liver
poo. Al lac ctls at 81 1000.
Futures were firm er again, but spot prices were
unchanged
Tidewater quotations are as follows; 81 4S34@
1 40 tor No. J. al 4614 for choice am $l a. l20
oO . c.! Tor extra choice Tor mhling-
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL sEssloN-9:15 oclock-Mav-S000
ctls 81 AZ; 1000, S. 421s: 1000. 81 4!7s. De-
SECOND sEss1oN-l'ay- 1000 ctls 81 AZ; eo0o
81 421s; 20OO, u 4214
hEGuLAR MoRNINs sEssIoS-De zee oeI-2ooo
May-4OtO, 81 IL; 1000. 81 4l1s: l4,OUO 81 405s
10000 81 4O$4; 2U,uOO, 81 4o6S ,.,
81 4o14: 600. 81 4ois: Ia Co. 81 40: 1000
ST. 3s1s 1000 81 1881; 5000, al 1855; 500,
81 ;912. Dece m ber-4UU0 81 A4s4
bARLEf-The scarcity in choce bright reed
continues and tnls description is firm. The other
grades eady
Feed s21s@sOc for dark to good and e-1aas5o
Brewing. 81 05@l 10 Tor No. / and s0Gsoc .
cti Tor DARK Coast
CALL BOARD t4LEs
INFORMAL sFssIoN-9;l5 o'ciock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No 50 eS
REGULAR MORNING SkssIoS-May-2000 cts,
ssc WV '''' -''''-'' e- -OO'
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-No sales.
OATs-sIooks a bout 1000 ions less than on
this date last ear, and holders are Aeriving some
hrmness from this fact. Fancy Feed. 81 2U@l 25;
10; Surprise. 81 25gi IS = ctl; Red. 81 ESQ
IS; Gray, 81 l21aG1 l7Ia; Milling 81 12159
l l74z; Black, for seed, 81 S5Sl 3D. Clipped Oats
CORN - Inc situation is unatered Small
Found Yellow. 95c@Sl p ctl: Large Y ellow STA
@S5G ctl; White, s7Hs@soc
RYE-Sl@l 02La p ctL
BUCKM aEAI-Ouoted at 81 2O@l S5 p ctl.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Dec l-CATTLE-Trade was fairly
active within q range of SIS 1895 so for common
to prime beef steers, with sales largely a. $50
10.
Calves, 1896 so for good lots. The stocker
and feeder trade very good at 1894 35. and
prime feeders were salab,e at 81 4O&4 SO
HUGS-Sales were a S. 25@13 40. There wers
very cbo ce hogs sold at s. 4C@3 421I, a iew GO
ing as high as So As. Common aud packing hogs
sod at IS 1898 25, and pigs went chiefly at $50
50.
SHEEP-Were wanted at So 75GS for inferior
OTIS up 10 SAGA IS for fair choice hocks. West
ern-fed sheep going a. 81 10@4 SIS Lambs were
Ia demand at as 1894 tor cuIls up TO % as rs
Tor choice prime lots. A few prime sheep sold
at S4 7U@4 So.
keceipIs-Catue $4,000; hogs, $4,000; sheep.
$4,000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-02
O. C2eor O P0rtIy CIouoI-3
o Cloudy 8 Ram 8 Snow
Exclamation.
The top nKurN

The arrow fies with the wind. The top figures
q station indicate maximum TEN peraturA for the
days. those underneath it, if any. the amount OF
rainfall. Of melted snow in inches and hund
during the past twelve hours IsobRrs or solid
lines, connect po!n OF equal air pressure; iso-
uerIns, or DOTTED lines, equal temperature. Ths
word thigh" means high bRrometric pressure and
Is usually RccOm panied by fair weather: 'low'
refers to low: pressure and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually nrst appear on the Washington
coast. w hen the pressure Is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
outwhen the Glow Is nclosed with isobaTs OF
marked curvature, rain south of oregon is improb-
eble.-. With thigh" in he vicinity OF Idaho. and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse of these conditions
SIu produce an opposite result
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DRIED tKUIrs. kAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.

Prunes are neglected and almost unsala bic. In
fact, they are the dullest fruit the list The
other kinds also dull.
DRIED fRUITS-Quotations follows:
Frunes carload lots. 414@419c Tor 40-5O's $40
sc LOT ou- GUS. Sl4G3I2c for 60-7Os, 2S403c tor
7.-oWs 2i49212c y 10 for s0-90s ana 1s4@2c
lor 9O'lOO's; Peaches, 5@512c n; fancy. 6A2G
zee; peeled. 1O9l212; Aprtcots, S@6c 3 h for
ROYALS and 7@SL2c for good TO fancy Moorparks:
evaporated Apples. t@6S4c: sundried, $50 @414c;
Dlac8 Figs. In sacks 2@3c: Plums. 313G41ac q h
I n pitted and l@l 1ac for unpitted; oeached
RUNS DC; Nectarnes 1850 o b for prime to
fancy Pears 2G5c tor quarters and 21a@61sc for
haIVeS according color etc
hAISINS-New RaisIns 2I4@Sc for 2-crown, &c
ior Scrown. SC for A-Crown. bl2c for Seedless
SuItanas and 81 10@ Is Tor London layers Dried
,NUTs-Chest nuts are quotable at s@l0c 2 ID;
WAlnuts, 7@712c p h for hard and S99c q n
ior softshell; Almonds, S@4c for hardshell and SC
ior papershel; Peanuts 4@5c for Eastern and
&C ior "a itornIa: hickory NUTS 5@6c y ID: Pc
cans, S@lOc p ID; Filberts sG912c; Brazil Nuts
e@Sc; Cocoanuts. 81 BUGS q 100.
HONtl-New Conn lUc for bright and 7G6ec
for lower grades; new water-white extracted. A149
ss4e; light amber extracted. Ssl@4c q L.
LSESNA &-2J@ 25c p 10
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco De
ce Der J. 1877, 5 P. NJ
The FLOWING The rainfalls for the past
tNeniy-four hours and The seasonal rainfalls to
date as compared with those of The same date last
season: Eureka 90 this season 9.27. last sea-
son J 46; Red Bluff 90, this season 419 last
season 533; Sacramento 90, this .. "a
last season 4.72; san Francisco 90, this season
2 IS, last season 6.76; Fresno trace, this season
ZAP, last season 3.Ol; an Luis Obispo 90, thi
season. last season l. TO- Los nge les trace, this
season PAS, last seaIon 299; san Diego trace, this
season 09. last season 2. OS; Yuma 90, This
son 81, las. season 20. g..
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature 81,
minimum 80 mean IS.
Weather Con ditions and General Fore
'.> ~. = casts. -
:. a slight barometric depression which was CEN
ira last night in y evada has moved southwark,
and is now central in Southern Arizona IT has
Increased IN Intensity duringthe last twenty four
hours: j he p essure at PhGepiX tonight is 1882
incueSi il area or high pressure stul remains
ceutra. north of Montana and North Dak0a
There is q very rapid flow OF air southwark and
westward from this zion, which :Will result in
unusually cold weather and killing frost in Cali.
There l. danger OF injury 10 citrus fruits
-Ihursday. night In the more exrosed portions of
Forecasts made at san Francisco for thirty
hours enGing midnight, december 9, 1897: : T.
Northern Cali1ornia-FatF. Thursday: killing
frost tonight and Thursday; NAV. mi re citrus
southern CHlifornfa-Fair Thursday; killing
frost tn#the interio:. Thursday hight NAV iDjure
cirrus fruits in eNIesei places: brisk northerly
wind; a north er 7 thursday
Nevada-Fair Thursday: continued cold.
UtHh-tair- =. thursday; continued cold. -
Arizona Fair Thursday: much CO der; kill ng
frost Thursday night -: - -: :: 90
SAN francisco ami vicinity-Fstr- Thursday
br SIX Dortheriy wind. -. -
speciaTrep ffom Mount Tain al pals, taken a,
p NJ clear: nirth wind: 1--WE We: miles; tenn
peTature 49, maximum temperature so -.
- ny. H HAMNoN, Forecast Cffciat;