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HIDES, TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND SKINS-Culs and brands sell 1c
2 ID under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, &c;
medium, 7c q tb: light DC 4 ID; Cowhides. SC:
sailed Kip, &c q Il: salted Calf. 7GSc; sailed
brands, S9lOc; dry Kip and Veal, 90 IOc: dry Calf
15c; cuIls. lOc; Goatskins, 2U835c each; Kids,
&C; Deerskins, good summer, 26c = 10; medium,
2Oc; winter 1Oc; Sheepskins, snearlings, l0@2Oc
each; long woods, 4006Uc each
iAILOW-No. !, rendered, 3G314ci M z, 21zci
refined, SC; Grease, &c q b.
WOOL-Jacob Wolner's circular says: ''The
sales Tor the week will foot up about S0OOO lbs,
with pr ces about the As last week. All kinds
OF Wool have been selling and s. ockS are getting
smaller. All the securing mills are still actively
employed. consuming about 10000 lbs per day.
Purchasing brokers still cannot get orders Tor
secured WOOL Tor Eastern account, as their corre-
spondents do not want to pay higher prices than
they offered a month ago The sales in he East
ern markets e about 2,UO0,0OO fbs less than last
wee~. but since the LIST OF January the sales show
an increase OF 20 600, coo lbs more In comparison
with the same time in 1890. The market East is
reported firm. but mostly speculative and the mills
still cannot get many orders for goods. AT the
London sales In pro which Will close the
lUth inst, about onethrd of the w ools offered are
bought for American account, especially OF he
better class of WOOL and this keeps the prices up
II II not for the American purchasers there Is
no doubt that he London market would be easier.
With heavy rains all the state the outlook is
this tate that we have had for many years. Stock
sheep are advancing and good many ho went
out OF the business are now buying as a tarln on
Wool is nearly assured In about SIX weeks
ket." We quote Fall Wool as follows: Free
northern, 7@S12c 2 b; middle counties, free, STAG
7c; do detective 412@6c; san Joaquin, 3Ql5c; DO,
foothill, 6@7c: Eastern oregon, 79lOc; Valley
Oregon, fall and lambs, l0@l1c y 10
HoPS-6eSc for lair 10 choice and s9lOc . ID
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J: e. Buckmaster to r. Reddy. J. C. Campbell
and w. H Metson, re-record of 17lU. d. 19, und-
vided 1ya of lot line of Eighteenth street. lO5
w of Mission, w 25 by S5 also undivided 10 of
lot in estate of Margaret Buckmaster, deceased
$4,000.
G. c. and Catherine Merrill (Chandler) to Will
liam Linden. lot on line of Twenty-fourth street
so w of Vicksburg, w 25 by n Ia; $40.
j. +, Olson or Olsen to Mary A. Redford, lot on
n inc of Twenty-fourth street, 254:11 w of Doug
lass, w 50:l1 by ia: gift
Charles Hugues TO Emelie E. HugCes undivided
II of lot on line of Dupont street, 20 n of Pine
n 20 bv Z so; gift.
FloreGce B. HInckey (wife of F. W. to Minua
B. Neller and Louis e. Buck, building on lot on SE
corner of Geary and Dupont reets 20, E 60 N
20, w ~, N So w 40: 5 1851
William E., Kittie T.. Howard NJ. and Sophia c.
Linslev to same, same 1.-TWO pieces. qultclaim
deed; SIS.
Petro and Teresa Zazzi to julius Mendelso To-
on w line OF Third avenue 125 s of California
street, 25 by w 120: $40
Trinity 81. and Madaline Santa Cruz to NJ. A.
1jams; lot on SW corner of NJ street and Forty
second avenue, w 1876 by S 100; So
Charles Z. Spingler Kate T. McColgan, lots
10Sl aud 1882, Gift Map 8; $40
walter S- Linsley to Annette L. Linsley, lot on
Sc corner OF Napa and Carolina streets, E 200 by
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RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

There was no change OF any consequence in
mining stocks yesterday. The close was weak.
The Gould & Curry sale took place to-day.
The Soulsby mine in Iuolumne County has
been assessed sc, delinquent March 3.
The Live Yankee mine in Nevada County has
been assessed &c, delinquent March lS.
weekly reports from the mines are as follows:
Con. CAL & VA.-1000 level-The south drift
started from the west crosscut at point l24 feet
in from the top of the upraise srom the cross
cut from the north drift from the Con. Va. shaft
station has been extended % feet, passing through
soft porphyry, clay and quartz of low-assay value
total length so feet. l65o level-We repairing
and easing timbers on the ninth floor in the
south Drift. On the ninth floor (the first
floor above the sill floor this Ieyel) at point
loO rect east and % feet north of east line from
the Con. Va. shaft, the incline upraise b as been
carried up 80 feet the slope, passing through
porpnyry, clay and quartz assaying from 81 10 SIS
per tons total height 20 feet on the slope above the
1880 level.
lfoO evel-Fr ON the tenth, eleventh and twelfth b
noors o. the east side above The sill floor of this
level Al The north end of the stope, il oil ground
OF FORMER Workings, we have extracted 19 tons of
ore Inc avtrage ASSAY value per samples taken
from cars IN the mine, was $29 ID per ton. ON the
twenty-six b floor above this level the stone and
cement bulk head has been COMPLETED, shutting of
All connection with old slopes From the west
orlft on the twenty-six floor, at point 1e0 feet
In from its mouth. the south drift, where the good
STEAKS OF ore were found, has been extended 8
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feet, total length 36 feet. Work in this drift was
suspended January 2l and resumed February 5.
width of Is incnes dining ming @ downwaTd
to the south and east, so that the ore
streak does not show in the face of the
drift except on the west side one foot above the
bottom OF he drift. The average value of the as
says across the face in the strea below the level
OF our DRIFT is from 81 TO $40 so per ton Along
the east and west sides OF the drift for eight feet
north from The face the streak shows an aver
age width of 15 inches. On the east side the av-
erage ASSAY value is about $500 per ton, while on
the west side the samples assay from $50 to Sl2V
per ton. We nave extracted from this streak in
working south during the past two days. tons OF
ore assaying 8 43 o per ton, which stln rerna
on the twenty-sixth floor in the west drift. The
total extraction Of ore for the week amounted to
l9 tons, the average assay value of which, per
samples taken from cars hoisted to the surface
was S2S per ton.
In The ophir mine on the 1000 level west
crosscut is in 373 feet. The face is In SOFT por
phry, clay seams and lines of quartz giving low
assays In the old Centra tunnel workings or the
Ophir they extracted during the week hve tons OF
In the Hale d Norcross mine on the 900 level
the upraise started from the sixth floor 81 feet
height IA feet. No change since last report Have
been repairing the main shaft between he 700
and 500 levels and the 800 level. Only worked
two days upraise 2
In he Chollar mine on the Comstock no work
was done during the past week
Brunswick lode: Consolidated California and
Virginia, Best & Belcher and Gouid & Curry
Shaft 2, he usual work done at various points
with no changes in the material passed through
since last official advices
CHoLLAR-Shaft l has been sunk feet ON the
incline and is down 500 feet. he bottom is
in hard footwall rock. 200 level-Have opened
the sixth floor and find the continues of about
the width and grade as heretofore. Below
the 2U0 level have sunk IA feet, the ore at that
point being feet wide, car samples rom II rang
ing from S45 $65 per ton. 800 level-The slopes
on and above this level present no change worthy
of mention for the week. 400 level-Have ad-
vanced the main south drift on this level lS feet
for the week through hard rock, and it is now out
267 rect from the north line; the face Is IN hard
porphyry with small seams of quartz through
il. The raise from No. j crOSSCut is up 81
feet, having been advanced 10 feet for the week.
The top shows abou: the same width and value as
reported last week. 500 IeveI-The south drift
from the station has been advanced 33 feet for the
week, making its total length 62 feet. The face Is
in hard ground composed OF porphyry and seam OF
low-grade quartz. From all points have extracted
and shipped TO The Nevada mill for reduction ~
tons and 500 pounds of ore. The samples for the
week average follows: Top car, gold 9S9 oS,
silver % SS ounces; wagon samp.e, gold S4O %,
silver 23 90 ounces; battery sample, gold So OIL
silver S.S3 ounces per ton. Are now engaged In
cleaning up the run for the month.
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irmAr cables foreign buying ard local covering;
fell 1s@ic on local liquidation, closing steady at
unchanged prices to 1sc .cline with buyin & mod
May and July mou active. No : red Feb
ruarv, s41ac: March s55sc; ay s25sc; July,
C0RN DuI weasef. No 2, 1884 @2s1sc eIeva-
tor: 29s4@301sc afoat.
creased stocks, weak West ana local realIzn ng.
May and July only traded in. February, 24ssc;
May, 1890; July, 303sc
OATS Dull, steady.
ontions dull. weaker. February, 21ssc; May,
2l34c July. Z2$sc
Cnicago, 221ac; No 3 2O1ac; No. white. 22c;
mixed Western. 2l@24c; do white, 21@3Oc
white State, u @30c.
Provisions.
LARD-ouiet, tirmer Western steam, 81: City,
SO 80; May, 81 IL nominal; refined nominal quiet;
Continent, 81 rs; South American, S4 gu; conf
PoRK0Steady, m noderate demand: new m sss,
$sC9S rs.
EITIkk-Fairly active, firm. Western Cream
cry, l3(42112c; do factory, 7G1 4c: Elgtns, z "a
2l1ac; imitation creamery. 21@2l4ac:
nkESE-Strong, fair demand. Part skins,
sos PC; full SKINS, 3431ac.
EGGS-Quiet and steady. Ic"house, $2@3 80;
Western fresh. &C; lined 1901 31ac
TALLoW-ouiet steady. Cny .$sc; country,
G0TIoNsEED oIL-Firm. Crude. 2Uc; yel-
RfCE-Fi-m fairly active. Domestic, S7se6c;
MoIA AssEsesteady. moderate demand New
CoFFEESInactive, 5 TO 10 points down. March,
So 25; May, So 35. Spot Rio dull steady; No. z,
97sc; 934c afoat.
aUGAR-Quiet steady; on A, 37s@4c; mold A,
412c; standard A, 414c; confectioners' A, 41sc;
cut loaf and cruihed, 47sc; powdered, 41ac;
granulated 414c; cubes 412c
Fruit and Produce.
APRICOTS-Bags. 9G11c.
IFACHEs-Peeled, boxes 121a@15c; unpeeled,
bags 7@9c.
PRUNES-Four sizes nominal, 51sc.
RAIsINsIIwo crown L. M, 414G G41ac; three
crown, 514951ac: four crown, 6G161sc; London
layers, 81 1901 45; clusters, 81 45(9l so
A. MONDS-Soft shell, S@912c. paper shell,
11@l2c.
WALNUTs-Standard, 7c: do soft shell, &C.
HOPS-0uiet; Pacific Coast, 312G13c-
WOOL-Firm; moderate dem and. Domestic
fleece, l6@2Sc; pulled. 1S@S1c; Texas, 7@l2c-
Merchandise.
PIG1RoN-Moderately active. American, $1l
@1S.
COPPER-Firm. Lake. $l2.
LEAD-Firm. Domestic % 221293 2712.
IN - Dull. Straits, S13 as @ IS 55; plates,
moderate dem and.
SPELTER-Firm. Domestic 80 50@4 1917.
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DRIED FRUITS, KAIsINs, NUTS. ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-Quota on the Fruit Ex-
change are nominaliy as follows:
CARLOAD 1oTs-Aprfco;s are auotable at 6G9c
for Royals and l11s@12c for choice to fancy
Moorparks; Prunes, 31sc for the 4 sizes Peaches,
49o42c Tor prime 10 choice, 61at97c tor fancy and
S0-uc Tor peeled IN boxes; apples. 595Lec for
evaporated ami 2@21ac for sun-drled: Pears, 212
6@612c for halves; Plums, &C for pitted ana 1ac
10 unpltted; Nectarines 31A94izc for choice and
572c Tor fancy; White Figs, &c; Black Figs, PA
@212c.
fancy, 6129712c q ID; peeled. 1212c p ID. Apri-
cots, 61299c p h: fancy, 10c; NJ Moorparks. 12@
13c; evaPorated Apples, 534c; sun-dried, 2A@3c;
Prunes 5494c for the 4 sizes Figs, black, &c for
Plums. a 120g5c for pltted and 112c for unpitted;
Nectarlnes, 4G6c p b for prime TO fancy: Pears,
212@5c for whole. 41a@51ac for quarters and
412@612c for halves.
CARLOAD PRICES Four crown, looss 53sc;
three-crown, 43sc 2 ID; two-crown, $3.50 p u;
seedlesS SulianaS, 512c; seediess Muscatels, 1880
three-crown London layers, 81 Is: clusters 81 %;
Dehesa clusters, 81 so; imperial clusters So;
dried Grapes. &c p b.
JoBBISG PRIcEs-SAN -Four-crown,
loose. o@4c; Scrown, 4S4c; 2-crown, sac; seed
less Suitanas, 5Ac; seedess Muscates, 4H2c;
5crown London LAYERS, 81 25; clusters, 81 81;
Dehesa clusters, 81 rs: Imperial clusters, 50 20.
oH2gIc 3 u for standard and 9@912c q ID Tor
soitSheIl; Almonds, 6@612c for Iangu edoc, SO
SH2c for hardshell and SG9c b Tor paper shell
feanntS, 9Goc g D for Eastern ana 4c Tor Call
fornla: Hickory Nuts, 5(96c q ID; Pecans I129
&c ? h; Filberts, 711A@Sc; Brazil Nuts, 71a9Sc:
CocoRnuts, $4@5 p 100
HONEY-Comb, 10@1 212c for bright and 599c
Tor lower grades; water-white extracted Dos 12c;
light amber extracted 412@434c; dark amber
4g412c: dark, 2G3c p b.
BEESW AA-22025c q n.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGs-calcutta Grain Bags, spot, 1870; June
July delivery, 47sc; San Quentin, 81 65; Wool
Bags, 241s @261ac
CoAL-welington. ss p ton: New Wellington,
So q ton; Southfield Wellington, 81 so y ton;
Seattle, So 90: Bryant, So so: Coos Bay. 81 rs;
beaand 30 SOIS and SIS I'm Penn
sy ivania, Anthracite Egg, S11@12 q ton; Welsh
anthracite. $s@1o; Camel. S. ? ton; Rock
Springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, 81 60:
Coke. 81 l@l2 IN bulk and SIS o ton in SKIS.
CoFFEE-C. E. Bickford gives the receipts at
l0,024 bags during the same period in 1896. The
sales from first hands were o166 bags, against
5435 bags agains, 422s February !, 1895 The
worlds visible supply February l was 1881, 96S
bags, against 3,2S7,9s9 February !, 1895. The
circular says; There is very little to be said or
the market since the 27th ult. The recent arrival
OF two cargoes puts dealers in better shape for
business, but the country demand has been slow
and hrst-hand sales light. stormy weather
throughout the interior doubtless contributes to
the prevailing conditions. The only change 10
note is further decline in good green unwashed
Salvador, last sales being at 1o1ac- Quotations for
other Knds are continued as being more or less
nominal. To-day's ock consists of l65 Costa
Rica, l Nicaragua. 475 alvador and 1857 Guate-
mala-in all S5ls bags against 345s bags same
COSTA RIcA-191a@2u12c nom. for good TO
prime; 17129l9c nom. for good mixed with black
sALvADoR-IsQ1l9c for good to prime washed:
1854 Qll7 1ac for fair washed; 19G20c for good to
prime washed peaberry: 16@161ac for superior
washed; 1512c for god unwashed; 1SGlo1ac for
good 10 prime unwaSheu peaDerry.
GUATEMALA AND NJ ExiCAN -2lG2l1ac 2 ID for
prime 10 strictly prime washed new CROP 2OA
gus ,or gotd to rietly good washed new crop;
1S12@19c for good washed old crop; 16@1S14c
for fair washed old crop; 1S@l5c for medium
old crop: 11@l3c q h for ordinary old crop: 80
1Os4c for inferior TO common old crop: 191a@201ac
for good to prime washed peaberry old crop;
ls@1S12c for good to prime unwashed peaberry
old crop.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed 5Ibc;
Powdered, oc; Fine Crushed, 61sc; Dry Granu-
lated. 43sc: Confectioners' A, 48sc; Magnolia A,
&c; Extra {, SEC; Golden &, 334c; half barrels
14o more than barrels and boxes Lac more
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S 100; also lot on W line of Wisconsin street. 200
s OF Napa, S 241. w 200 N ls1, 100, 80
"a. NJ. Cleverly to Angeline S. McCandless, lot on
w line OF Thlrty-eghth avenue 15o OF l street
arsDne 275 \ OF T street, n So by w l20; also
lot on Z line of Thrty-eighth h avenue 70 OF ;
street so by f 100: also lot on line OF y
Street S2:6 OF Forty-second avenue, = = by n \
I00: also lot on n line of Q street, 1926 OF
Forty first avenue. e 70 0y 100 \ of O street,
80 IS bv co. also lot on w llne OF m i 81
avenue, 100 of . street, 30 20 y fEortVsecond
svenne, w 57:6 by ) 100; also lot on W line OF OF
Thirty-eighIh avenue 275 ) of Q street, 70 oy
w 100 also lot on line of Thirty-nlntn avenue; ;
soc : of T. street s 25 by e 1920; also lots 2! and
%, block 55, lots %, 81 10 So oiocA 90 ivy
sConspamtine Whining to Mary wulffing, lot on
" line OF Florence street 1UO or otanlei 80.
by w 100, lot 80, block 40, City Lanu AsSo'iA''
r. j. Noonan (by L. wadham, Tax Co o'lec;or1 10
Margaret ouderbacE lot on corner aG Oh rortion lot
8, block 323. Hunter Tract, tax deed o.; all
Charles Campodonico to sarah tI
interest in lot on E line OF Sumatra (SeN5nIs-u@ ~
avenue), $50 NV of Santee (G street), NV 20 uS
NE 100, portion lot IA, block 324, same; also III
terest IN estate of Pasquale Campoionico; gllt;
John b. Campodonico to Kate Richards Rose
Danerl, sarah. Emilia. Henry Eugene ana mar. MaIy
Campodonico, lot NE line of Sumatra (SeEen-
teenth avenue) $50 NV OF santee (G street(, NV
IS by 10, being portion of lot 4 BLOCK o|4'
Hunter Tract 50. ,,.,o,-
Brown Ann Hoffman and Louise Pa.eIson' @ EnG E19
vided one-tifth interest in lot 81. Dlock 4, rLnO
Tract, Homestead A ssoci alton; $5.
Thomas J. Alverson 10 Eliza Alverson, lot on SE
line of Arlington street. 313 SW of Roanoke, SW
25, Sc ITO, NE 25 :3. NV la, being lot 3S, Jones
Add ition to Fairmout Tract; gift
Peter Jennings to Margaret Jennings lot on SE
line of Naples street, 225 SW of China avenue,
SW 25 Sc 200, NJ 80. NV 100. SW 20, w
100 being portion of block 81, Excelsior Home
stead Association; gift.
John l. Mclaughlin to Henry A. and Anna D..
Meyer, lot on E line of Chenery, 468 NE of Miguel,
25 e e4;11A, SW 26:1A SW 1911, being por-
ton of lot 20, block 10, Fairmount Tract; $40.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Charles A. and Alice c. Bailey to B. P. Lors-
tanAu lot on Sc corner OF Russell street and Stan
ford avenue, S S465, E 93.45, n 40, E 8, n So 40,
w 80 81 to beginning, being lots 1S and 49, block
4 Adeline Tract, Berkeley; SIS.
w. S. and Emma l.. Bigelow to 6. A. Big Glow,
lot on Z line of Vernon street, 147 \ OF Moss ave
nue., 40 by E 1872, being lot "a, block B, stan
ford Tract, Oakland: also lots and 3, block 3.
map of East Oakland Heights, East Oakland; $40.
G. Magerstaedt to Caroline Magerstaedt, lot on
SW corner of Tenth and kirkham streets. w 80
by 40, being portion of lot 2s block 55l, Eighth
street Tract, Oakland; gift.
Pauline Scheuerman to Charles Scheu erman
lot on w line of Elm street, so of Edwards. s sc
by w 1Sb, being portion of Pacific Theological
Seminary Tract, Oakland: $4,000.
Albert c. Lassen TO same, same, subject to m ort-
gage, Brooklyn Township: $40.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

WHEAT-The market is dull at unchanged
prices for shipping grades. Quoted at 81 S21s@
l 371y2 for common grades 81 3SS4 91 40 for aver
age No i, 81 1149l 4242 for choice and 81 471ya
91 b212 . ctl for extra choice milling.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'cIock-May-AOOO
ctls. 81 4O14. December-40O0. 81 90
SECOND ~EssIoN-May 1000 ctIs, 81 39IA; 1000
81 80; 5000 81 3s7s
REGULAR MoRNINe SEssIoN-December-2
ctls. 81 2l1a; 5000, 81 21L4 May-22, QUO, 81 SO;
2S,0OO S. 1878 $4,000, s. sS14
AFTERNOON SESSION - May-6000 ctls, 81 3S.
80 5000 20 81 67S4; 5000, 81 S77s: 5000. 81 S71s;
2o,OO0. 81 S75s. December-2OO0, 81 2OZs; 1000
81 z11s: 400, 81 2l14; 20O0. 81 2laS
BARLEY-Steady with moderate demand.
Feed 75@sOc q ctl; Brewing, S71a@s21so = ctI
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoS-9:15 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-May-2OOO ctls
79c: 1000 1890.
AFTERNOON SEssIoS-May-20 20OO 791Ac
OATS-Fancy Feed, 81 S71a@l As: Common
White, SlQl 10: choice, 81 l 5G1 S5. according 10
quality. Black for feed 95c@$l 90; for seed ST 10
@1 20; Gray, 81 1901 so; Red, 81 lO@l 20; Sur
prise, 81 45@1 55 q ctl
CORNING Improvement. Large Yellow, 756
771zc; Small Round do, eUc; White, 75Q771ac 3
ctl. ~ T.
RYE-s71a@921ac p ctL
BUCh VIII EAT-QuO AT 81 l5G1l % a ctI
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ENN ANhi N

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath il, il any, the amount of
rainfall, of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, OF dotted lines equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather: Glow"
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 isobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable;
but when the "low' Is inclosed with isobars of
able. 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 winter. The reverse OF these conditions
VIII produce opposite result.
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WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
IURE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Feb
g. 1897, p NJ. Weather conditions and general
forecast:
The following are the seasonal rainfalls to date
as compared with those of the same date last sea-
son and rainfall during the past TWEEN hours:
Eureka, 5204. last season 24.73. past "a
hours -O4: Red Bluff 1880 last season 3S3, past
d hours 90; San Francisco 1871. las. season
II AZ, past "a hours %; Fresno 7.S5, last season
4.O9 past "a hours 90; san Luis Ohispo 1899
last season 1925, past "a hours, .02; Los Angeles
11.Ol, last season 59l, past "a hours .00 San
Diego 7-25, last season 4 A, past "a hours 90;
Yuma 466, last season .46. past "a hours 90.
san Francisco data-Maximum Temperature SIS,
minimum At, mean 81.
There has be slight rise in pressure over the
northern half of the Pacific slope Conditions are
still uniavorable for settled fair weather. Rain
has fallen from Eureka norLhward. There have
also been light rains in Nevada ana Utah.
The temperature has remained nearly station
sry over the entire Pacific slope
Forecast made at san Francisco for 80 hours
en4ing midnight. February 9, 1897.
Northern Callfornia-Showers Tuesday in north
ern portions; cloudy in southern portions; fresh
southerly winds.
Southern CaIfornia-Cloudy Tuesday; light
westerly winds.
Nevada-Cloudy Tuesday.
Utah-Rain Tuesday.
Arizona-Cloudy Tuesday.
san Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday
westerly winds.
ALEXANDER MCA DIE, Local Forecast Official.
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FLOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras
81 1904 95 Bakers extras 81 1894 So; Super.
fine saga 50 p Dbl.
CokNMEAL, ETC.-Feed Corn $17@l7 so;
Cracked Corn. $l7 5001s p ton.
M1LLSTUFFS-Prices in sacks are as follows
usual discount to the trade; Graham Flour 50 SIS
r 100 lbs; Rye Flour, 81 rs f.10O lbs: Rice Flour
so 70: Cornmeal. 81 35: extra cream do IS;
oatmeal, $3 90; Oat GrOats, 81 Hominy So 10
@3 30: Buckwhea: Flour, $3 1903 so; Cracked
Wheat $3 30; Farna, $4; Whole Wheat Flour.
81; Rolled Oats (bbls), So 50@5 80; Pearl Barley,
So 75G4; Split Peas, So So Green do $4 70 =
1uO - u
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the United States Hydrograpnic
once located in the Merchants Exchsngs IL
maintained in San Francisco for the heneAt oS
mariners without regard to nationality and free OF
expense. ~ -Aee VI
Navigators are cordially invited 10 visit the
once. where complete sets OF charts and sailing
directions OF the world are Kept on hanl ror com
parson and reference, and the latest inform alton
can always be obtained regarding lights. dangers
commerce w 0ee0"
The time ball on top OF the building on rele-
srsph Hiii Is hoisted about ten minTItea before
noon, ana Is dropped at noon. 12Oth meridian, by
y. e.esrapnlc signal received each dav from tha
Cal. a. NAre AsiSno'
A notice stating whether the time hall was
Sps nr1ppea on tine, or giving the error II any Is
puonsnei the same day by the afternoon nanera
en3 0s 'ne morning papers the following dav
w. ). HUGHES,
Lieutenant Q. s. N. in charge
The Time Bali.
ANcH SYpFoeRAPHIo OrFrcv. UzN
MERcHANTs' MECHANICS
. GAN r FRANCISCO. February q y9n7
ne ume Dali on Telegraph Hin was dropoal
r1..s,y al noon to-day-l T.. al noon OF the 9lya
Au' VI exactly st +. N, Greenwich time
w. 8 HUGHES.
Lieutenant Q. S ". in charge
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-09
BEANS AND SEEDS.

All descriptions nominal ard unchanged.
BEANS Bayos, 81 5o9I 81 q ctI; Small
Whites 81 boil % o ctl: Large Whites SI@I is a
ctl; Pinks 81 l0@l 25: Reds, 81 lO@l 20: Black
eye, 81 1O@l Is; Red Kidney, 81 90; Limas, 81 10
q 80: Buffers, 81 25Gl SO; Pea, u 15@l 80.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. 50 5Oa2 rs: Yellow
Mus tard, 81 75@2 y ctl Flax, 81 35@1 40: Canary
Seed, 1$4@214c : 10: Alfalfa, SAC; Rape. 21a9
2Ac; Hemp, SC; Timothy, 41ac.
DRIED PEAs-NiIes, sl@l 20 = ctl; Green,