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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-03
| RECIPROCITY TREATY
PERU WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW.


Washington. Dec. Peru is the first
Of the South American countries to
open negotiations with the United
States for reciprocity treaty under
the provisions of the Dingley law. The
negotiations were begun through the
Peruvian minister here, Senor Eg .nu-
rem and at the same time the auInoii-
ties IN Peru took action whirn las
given much satisfaction 10 the state
department there. This vas the in
PRODUCTION of measure granting hu-
thority To the president Of Peru To con-
clude the reciprocity treaty without Inc
usual formally of having II submitted
To the congress of that country. reru
has submitted a schedule Lf articles IN
which II desires reciprocity CONCESSIONS.
II is expected that Mr.. l,asspn viii
prepare a schedule covering the eccds
which this country desires t. .xpor, To
Peru and that between the two scneC >
ules list will be made for insertion IN
"A reciprocity treaty.
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BROKE The RECORD.
Ives >cor" Mas Twenty. Nine Higher Than
that Made by shaefer

NeU York. Dec. 6-Frank Ives was
pittrd against George sutton In the
sixth game ~ the champion iilliard
tournament AZ Madison square Garden
Cnuccr' hall. he ulayed ~ brilliant
form and secured his 800 points while
sutton was rolling NJ ii0. The cha M
pion's higNest run was 40. In the .ifth
frame. and his average was 4 Ii. On
the other hand, the Canadian expert
PLAYED uoorly. He Was nervous and
only In two innings managed - score
90 After running li0 Ives broke the
record, his score helng ~ higher tnan
tN1t wade by Schacfer at Chicago last
May In his contest with Daily. when the
urst new game was played In this
country, Score; Ives. 5oo: sutton. 40.
ANerage-Iyes. "a Ia. sutton. s1-3.
Time ~ game-rwn hours and i've
minutes.
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FOR IGN0Ble PURPOSES,
Consular ig"nt Clark. at Piura, Peru,
I.ed the United states soat of
Anne to staye an Biils.

Washlrrlon Dec. 2.-Secreiary shrr-
man has closed the case Of Emil clark.
consular agent at Piura. Peru which
attracted much attention some month";
ago. by ,1illrE for the resignation vf
Clark
on Atgi = last Clark Was ous'-I
from inr quarters used below A. ths
United state consular Office aud above
As "A residence. II was stated al the
time that th" consulate had been
sacked me house plundered Aud iu-
dignity rH upon this government
through Us representative. The stas,
dapartuHr' ptpmptly called on Mr
clark Ea rlTiculars which d. said
he would furnish. The Peruvian min
istrr s'r.' I-ulsureh, .Il,,n,s put siit,t'ui
stnt.rB. ui tEN clark was In arr,urs to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-03
A BUSY DAY.
President Mckinley Beseiged by Appiica-
tions Of ONCE Seekers.

Washington. Dec. 2.-President Me-
Kinley has completed his message and
to-day listened Ia applications for office
from number of senators and repre-
sontatiycs In behalf Of constituents
anxious that their names shall be- sent
To congress soon after II convenes
Charles Page Bryan OF Illinois. who
has been recently appointed minister to
China, called on and thanked the presi-
dent for his appointment. He will re-
main tn get instructions at the state de-
partment and expects to leave for
China I'm about two weeks
The probable departure of the presi-
dent. caused quite rush Of people to
the white house during the afternoon.
Several members of the cabinet. includ-
ing Secretaries Long, Alger and Bliss.
had interviews with Mr.. Mckinley and
Assistant Secretary Day was with the
president during the afternoon. Sena-
tor Kyle and MIR Kittridge, member of
the republican national committee Of
South Dakota. were among the callers.
and ex-Secretary OF War Lamont saw
the president for a short time.
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A Mining Deal.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
Boise. Idaho. Dec. 2.-,i. 4. Mulcahy ana
J. r. Walsh ~ Spokane have purchased
TN. Washington mine near Idaho city
from Charles Ralbach Of omaha. the con-
sideration being s5a.eo. The Spokane men
represent New York parties. The WASH
ington Is an old property. having pro-
duced a large amount Of gold I'm the early
days. but lately has been idle. The new
owners will develop the property to a
great depth.
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III. President Lenve. for Canton.

Washington. Dee. 2.-President Me
Kinley left the city at I.20 o'clock to-
night over the Pennsylvania railroad
to hasten To the bedside of his sick
mother at Canton, wher. he will arrive
tomorrow. With him went Judge Day
assistant secretary Of state. the two
occupying the Pullman car pnvy
Croc kett attached la the regular train.
The president made hurried arrange
ments for his departure and during the
afternoon disposed of "A large volume
of business awaiting his attention. He
reached the station unattended few
minutes before the time of the train
10 leave. Desiring To avoid any demon
stration III" president instructed the
coachman 10 drive To the baggage en-
trance where Assistant Secretary Day
Porter and Executive Clerk rortelicou
awaited him.
The PRESIDENTS stay at Canton Mil
depend upon the condition in which hr
finds his mother. II she improves he
viii return 90 Washington In time for
the opening ~ congress and later again
20 TO Canton.
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Pb.1drlrNa p". . Auua N.E-Je the
,uung Vfi" 9f : Nsr'a, pttur fum
doatrf LIVING ar - Jackson Ftuyt ro-
night Killed U.r twu labts. uur uEsd
y"tr- aud one AGED muuih> hy suofI-
'rug fh'm win Illuminating gn- Tho
woman attempted 10 commit =ti,L" fr
rb, som, m1uu,r lHd the r,turnue hus-
band found DIS rh.idrru 1,Hu Hud hIs
wife Boa tu uuHHus,lurs condition. Shs ms
f,ypN,i
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WERE GIVEN UP FOR LOST.
The Funeral sermon wns n Wasted 1T.
fort-The Men Return.

Victoria. II. C., Dec. News has
reached here that a party composed Of
j. Robinson, a cannery man. and sew
eral employees who left lDverness. on
the northern coast of British Columbia.
TO journey 10 Claxton and who were
given up as lost. are safe. So strong
was the belief that they had been
drowned that the people of claxton
mourned them and a resident minister
preached their funeral sermon. While
their funeral was being conducted the
men were comfortably cnsconced in an
old fishing station unable to proceed ON
account Of a high wind
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A PATRIOTS SON.
Franz kossuth Expresses Indignation at
the Proceedings of the Griehsraib.

Budapest. Dec. 2.-lf the lower
house of the diet here to-day Franz
Kossuth. son of the late Louis kossuth.
the Hungarian patriot. asked Baron
Banffy. the premier. whether the Hun
gaItan government. In the present po-
litical situation In Austria. would sub
init bills To force Hungary's right nn-
der certain circumstances, tn act as a
free agent In the settlement of economic
matters common tn Austria and Hun
gary.
Kossuth. amid the applause of his
supporters. concluded his remarks with
expressed Indignation M the recent pro-
ceedinss In the lower house of the Aus
trian reichsrath. Baron Banffy. in an
swer to kossuth. said he expected to
be able Ia make a definite reply To the
lattcrs question ON Monday next.
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Annexation of Hawaii.

Washington, Dee. 2.-Scnaior Stewart
or Nevada. who arrived In Washington
to-day. says the people of the Pacific
coast generally favor the ratification of
the annexation of Hawaii. lie expressed
the opinion that the treaty would not
consume a,gr"at deal Of time IN the sem
ate. He said that so far as he know sem
atur White uf California was the only
pacthc coast senator Uronouncedly
against rne treaty Senator Gray, who Is
"A member of the committee on foreign re-
lations, said in reply a. a question that
he thought there would h" me- considers-
bile delay IN diSposinC OF the treaty The
treaty occupies the first place nn the sen-
aic's executive calendar Senator Harris
of Kansas announced to-day that he was
opposed to annexation. lie has heretofore
been uudt Cided
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WESTERN LINES MEET
The, Win Return to IN. Old >chedul. OF
ommts.ions.

Chicago. Dec, The Western lines
rfy, arfIu To-day Tor fhc purpose 81
considering thr passenger situation ou
'0r ugh ritHs % 1tr Pacific r'a-l No
10 .nUr fp tar pld srhrlulU pt COMMITS
-|3u<. uul that al rates ln all parts nf
.us ratrlioty ut thr through lines
saguii bc restored a. e1rly as pravtl,-
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The PLAN FELL THROUGH.
>m,,terme" find Themselves Unable to
Ln ct the Combination.

NON York. Dee. AT the office of
the Kansas city Consolidated Smelling
and N,hning company. IN this city. IL
was sft1Cd to-day that the attempt NJ
the silver smclfurs TO combine Tor the
better management ~ their business
iuteu IS hll failed ard that on Mon-
day last m, Is representatives ~ the
hatf dozen smelling houses who had
h.,u vuuf,rrlng for week In this city.
left without encctng consolidation.
The purpose ot the sinslturs was 10
form combination by which pficcs
of rrnuci 0ncs c1ull be- regulated by
uu executive committee. iu which each
uf th. smriting houses was tO be rp-
rlsrnlcd.
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STATE TREAsURtR'S REPORT.
statement of the states Finances
Piled Win thr Auditor.

Helena. Dec 2.-Tne monthly re-
port ~ State Treasurer Collins
was filed with thr state audit
or this afternoon. II shows "A total
cash balance in the several state funds
~ $3o4,23sW The permanent school
fund has the largest balance. There
were but 10 cents IN tIy general fund AT
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-03

London, Dec. 2.-The bicentennary Of
the reopenlng of ST. Paui's cathedral was
celebrated this afternoon with a mag
nificent Masonic service. About 2OS grand
lodge officers In full regaiia took part In
the procession.
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Bcnrhrnmhrr. Defeated.

Santa cruz, Cal. Dee. 2.-'rhe All
Americas defeated tlr rcJchcumbers OF
santa Cruz thls afternoon by u score nf
2 To !. due In "a larr. measure TO thc ,r-
rors OF the local team
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-03
Committed suicide.

North Yakima, Dee. al. A. Rollins
AN aged rancher living near Tampico. ~
miles from this city, committed suicide
last night by hanging himself He is
thought TO have been mentally unbal-
anced.
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A JeWelry
AExhibition
UNytvaAed Me West
WE SELL TO-DAY
To Sell Again To-rlorrow

This years customers must be ours
o twelvemonth hence.
The values We give are our best ad-
vertisements.
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Inter-
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Pullman
Techning
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p:30 u m
| Dnd day
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Broad.
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assenger
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

GTEAMERs LEAVE BROADWAY Azz
- wharf, San Francisco. as follows: 5000
For ports in Alaska June 5, 10 l5 90 25 20
and every fifth day thereafter, at 8 A. NJ.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C), Port Town.
send. Seattle, Tacoma, Everett AnRcortes and
New Whatcom (belliIgham Bay Wash) 9 A. n
June ., lO, 10, 20 %, 20 and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the C. p p
X, at Tacoma with n. z. R. r., at Seattle with a.
n. Ry at Port Townsend with Alaska steamera
For Eureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hup-
boIot Bay, Str Pomona p. NJ, June l, s. 8 Ia
Is, ~ 70 50. July 3. g. l3 II, 81. 26. 30, August
T. H. 16, 20, "a, 2S, and every fourth day there
after.
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cavuco.
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) Gaviota Santa
Barbara Ventura Hueneme san Pedro East San
Pedro (LoS Angelesl and Newport, at 8 A. "
June 3, z, II, l5, l9 49, 81, anu every fourth
day thereafter.
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Harrord
(San Luis OolspO), Santa Barbara, Port Loa An
gees Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport II
A. NJ June /, 3, g, 13 II, II, rs, 20, ana every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan Ia
Psz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba 10
A. n. the ID OF each month.
The Company reserves the right to Change with
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours OF sailing. Ticket othce-Palace Hotel 4
New Montgomery street.
GOODALIs PERKINS & CO., GenI Agents.
lU Market ST., San Francisco
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GENERAL MERCHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags, 47s@5c; San ouen-
tin, SO 40: Wool Bags 24@27c.
CoAL-Wellington, So; New Wellington, IS
couth field Wellington, 81 so: Seattle. IS So:
Bryant, IS so; Coos Bav, 81 rs: Wallsend, 81
= ton; Cum oerland $l3 50 = ton in bulk and 81 5
In sacks; Pen nsyI vanis Anthracite Egg, Sll@l2 2
ton; Welsh Anthracite, SS910; Camel, 50 3 ton:
] ock Springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley.
81 90; Coke. Sll0l2 in bulk and sl3 p ton in SKIS
CANNED SALMON-The Alaska Packers As
sociation quotes Red Salmon follows: In lots
OF $4,000 cases. csc p dozen; $4,000 cases, S21ac
e oozen; 15,OO0 cases, 90c 2 dozen, net cash l. o.
b. eX-shp.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: cube and Crushed and Fine
crushed. 61sc; Powdered, $3.50; Dry (iranulated
oc 2 ID; Confectioners' A, DC 2 ID; Magnolia A.
4Ssc; Extra C. 412c; Golden Z. 43lsc; candy Gran
ulated DC; half barrels lac more than barrels ana
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
DRIED FRUITS. KAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

For a car OF new Apricots for June shipment,
&c was bid AMI refused. Holders ask 7c The
general Of inion Is that they will open at about 7c
DRIED FRUITS-QuotatIon5 are as follows:
Peaches. 412Gec q fb; fancy, 61ac p n: peeled
s@1lc; Apricois. 6@sc; Moorparks, 1O9l2c;
evaporated Apples, s@512c; sun-dried, 2@3c;
Prunes, 21a@3c for the 4 sizes: white rigs Be-:
Plums, 4@41sc for nitted and l@l1ac for unpit-
ted; Nectarnes 312G51ac p n for prime TO fancy
Pears, 212@4c for whole. 212G5c for quarters ana
S@5c for halves
RAISINS-
Four-crown, loose. o$4c; s-crown. 41zc: 2-crown
$3.50 2 b; seedeS Suitanas, 6651ac; seedless
Muscatels. 412c 3-crown London LAYERS, slGlI rs:
clusters, 81 80; Dehesa clusters 81 50; Imperial
clusters, 81 SO: dried grapes out.
.NUTS-Chestn uts quotahle at s@lOc: walnu;s,
612097c p b for standard ana 9091zc y n for
softshell: Almonds 6@61lc for Languedoc, so
312c for hardshe and S99c = n for pApersheli
Peanuts, 4@6c q 10 for Eastern and &c for CALI
for mia: Hickory Nuts, h@6c . u; Pecans, 71z6
&c p h: Fil5erts, 71a@Sc; Brazil Nuts 7IA6nsc:
Cccoanuts S505 50 q 100.
HONEY-COmb. l0@l21s for bright and 50ec
tor lower grades; water-wnIte extracted, SOS lac;
light amber extracted, 41294slc; dark am Der,
46412c; dark, 2(63c p n
BEESW AA-22625c a n
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Exclamation.

The arrow flies with the wind. The top figures
a. station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath it, If any, the amount of
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hundredths,
ourng the past twelve hours. IsobArs, solid
nnes, connect pon OF equal air pressure; iso-
therns, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high barOmetric pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: dow
Tefers 10 low pressure, and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows usually first appear the Washington
COAST: men the pressure Is high in the interior
ana low along the coast and the iaobars extend
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
out when the 'low'' Is inclosed with isobars OF
marked curvature, rain south of Oregon is i'm prob
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
Will produce an opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS.

HIDES AND sKINs-Culs and brands sell lc
. b under stock Heavy sated steers,
lH2Goc b: medium 7c: light, 64a@1c: Cow
hides 61s97c; Stays sslted Kip. DC; saIted Calf,
T@Sc; saited Veal 6@7c; dry Hides. l2@l212c;
culls ana brands. 9dl0c: dry KIP and Veal S(GlOc
cry JAIL Be; culls, IOc; Goatskins, 2O@2oc eacn;
hl9s, &C; Deerskins good summer 2oc d.
medium, 2Oc; winter 1Oc; ~heepskins, shear
Hngs lO@20c ench: short wool, 3OG40c each;
medium: hO050c each: long woods, 60@75c eacn:
-, ,IALLOW-No. /, rendered. 2Sz g3c q ID; No. :.
zt2c; refined. -34c; Grease. &c 2 D.
WOOL->pring clip Is quoted: Mountain 11@
l3c: Foothiil, 9@llc: san Joaquin, years clip
1gSc; do, seven months, 7l1gc q h; Nevadas
Sg11c; Eastern Oregon, 711Oc
dOPs-6Gec for fair to choice and s9loc r %
ior fancy. Contracts being drawn at s@loc
ior new Oregons aud 7@9c for new WAshingtons
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

New Barey Hay is now coming forward.
BRAN-S14 5O@15 icr the best and 81 scala
p ton outside brands
MIDDLINGS-$lS9l9 for lower grades and
SO 60@20 so p Ton for the best
FEEDSTUFFs - Rolled Barlev, S16 5O017:
oncaGe Meal al the MILL S26 80 q ton: ioo6Iug
$27 so.
HAY-wbeas is quotable at ss@1o 90 p Ton;
new Wheat S7Q7 80 p ton: Wheat and OaL, S70
10; Oat, S6@JS so; new Wild Oat, E6G6 50; Bar
ley, Sc 5OgS; Barley, $:@5 SO for River
and $697 for other grad es Alfalfa, $697 SO; COM
pressed. S7@l0; stock, $5@6; Clover, $6&S 2 ton.
sTRAW-z545Oc q bale.
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

Receipts were 25 chests Strawberries, l4s che.ts
Currants, s2e4 boxes Cherries and $40 boxes
Aprco:s
Figs from Yuma brought 26c ? n.
Currants sold higher. Berries showed no partIcu-
lar change.
Cherries did better under decreased receipts
Aprioots were In good supply.
Peaches came in from Vacayille and sold at 81
p box.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries $S@5 p chest for large and $7@
BscEberries 76cesl 25 p crate and - p
dIaweT.
Goosebernes 1Gl1ac p for small and 2@2ISc
for large and 415c for English
Raspberries. 81 50Gl0 q chest; from Newcastle
$1@l 70 2 crate.
Currants. 5. "a p chest
Cherry Plums 80 q SOC q drawer.
PriDgle Apricots, 26@50c q box; Royals, 400
75c
Green Pears, 30@4Oc . box.
Apples. Sl@ol 50 g box; Green Apples, 95@75c
Cherries, 25@5Oc v box for ed and black: loose
Whine, 2604c q 10; loose Black, @sc p 10; Royal
Anne, 6O@65c u box ana A@5c q h in bulk
CITRUS FRUITS-NAvel Oranges uuotable
at S305 y box for choice TO fancy and $232 80
q box for common: Seedlings. 81 25Gl 75 q box:
Mediterranean Sweets 81 2512 so q bx; Lem ons
7bc@S1 % Tor common and 81 5On2 25 for
good TO choice; Mexican Lines, $5 5006 q box;
tananas 81 2592 so y bunch; Pineap pples, $50
4 30 p doz.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATs-Bacon 71ac . n for heavy &c
y n for light medium. DC for light 1Oc p n
for extra light and l2c p 70 for sugar cured EaS.-
ern sugar-cured Hams 12@I21sc q n: California
Hams. lO120l lc; Mess Beef, $o@1S so p bbl: extra
mess do. IS 60g9: family 90. 50 5O0l0; extra
prime Pork, $l0@lO SO: extra clear. SIS oU@Dl 1
2 bol; mess $l2 50@l3 q Dbl; Smoked Beef
91ac q b.
LARD-Eastern tierces quoted at 61lc for
compound and &c TOR pure; pals 615e: CAL
hornla tlerceS 4i4c D b for compound and 51ac
for pure; half-bbs, 6szc; lob tins 61Ic; 90 s. "a
61zc p D.
COTTOLENE-Tierces, &C. Packages less Than
500 bs-l-D pals. go IN case. S7sc s. r pals 20
In case, s$sc; 6-n pals, ~ In case e1zc; 10 n
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUI-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO June
z, 1897, N The following maximum tenn
peratures reported from stations in California
today:
Eureka hs; Red Bluff. lO2; Fresno, 1O4; San
Luis Obispo, 70; Los Angeles 7s; San Diego, 66;
Yuma LOG.
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature SO,
minimum DO, mean 81.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
trough-Iike barometric depression extends
throughout the interior of California and
thence northeastward to Montana The
temperature sill continues in the
Pacific Coast region, except along the i'm
mediate coast Rain has fallen in Western
Washington and Mort hern oregon and in all OF her
sections the weather is fair partly cloudy.
Forecasts MADE SAP Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight. Juf e g. 1897
Northern CalI.ornia-Partiy cloudy uesday
cooler in the interior; fresh westerly winds
Southern California-Fair Tuesday; cooler In the
north portion: fresh ives erly winds
Nevada Partly cloudy, probably occasional
showers In nor ortion Tuesday; cooieE
Utah--Fair Tuesday.
ArizOna-Fair Tuesday
San Francisco and vcinity-Generaly fair Tues
day except fog In the morning; brisk westerly
Winds, becoming high In the afternoon.
II ~ p H10N.I
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ExCHAsGE AND BULLION.
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND orhEK GRAINS.

WHEAT-It was a holiday in Chicago, hence no
quotations were received from there. This mar
Ket was fiat aud nominal with busines of any
consequence reported. Quotations nominal at
81 2212t4l rs 2 ctl for No ], al 261l@ 2712 for
choice and 81 30@1 3712 for extra choice for mill
ing.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SFssIoS-9:15 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-Dece m ber-2000 ctls 81 20.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-Decemoer-400
ctls, 81 2OlA.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-20OO ctls
81 2U1s; 40UJ 81 2014.
RAi LEY-Nery little business reported. Feed,
671s97l lc outside figure for choice bright; Brew
ing. e5G9Oc q ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES
JSFoRhAI. SEssIoN-9:l5 oclock-No sales
SECOND SESSION -December-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales.
OAT~-Har ardly anything doing. Fancy Feed,
81 25@l 80 2 ctl: good choice 81 lO@l 20;
common, S5c@l VITA q ctl. Clipped Oats sell al
l@J2 p ton over the product
CORN-The stock in the state June was 6l,-
2eO ctls. against lU3,460 ctls June !, 1895
Quotations are unsettled. with a quiet business
Large Yellow. S1@l 03sz q ctl small Round do,
81 O5@1 10: While, 9L12G971ac p ctL
RY E-S212GS7I2c q ttl. stocks in tho state
June were II, $50 citls, against II, 100 June /,
1895.
BUCKwHEAT-Is nominal at about 81 2b@
l 40 p ctL
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
BEANS AND SEEDS.

The stagnation in Beans has resulted in lower
quotations for almost all kinds. The stock In the
state June was 505,73O bags against 369, 396
bags June !. 1896.
BEANS-Bavos quoted Al 81 650l rs; Small
Whites, SIG Is p Ctl: Large Whites $l01 O71a
? ell: Pinks. 95c@$l 05; Reds. Sl@l 10: Black
eye, 81 So d 55; Red Kidney. 81: Ii mas. 81 500
/ rs; Buffers, 81 25@l SO; Pea 81 al 10.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. So 5OG2 rs; Yellow
Mustard. 81 rs y ctl; Flax. 81 50Gl so; Canary
seed, l34@214c 2 n; Alfalfa, sac; Rape. GAG
234c; Hemp &c; Timothy s12c
DRIED PEAs-Nnes nominal; Green, 81 3O9
I SO -
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-08
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San Francisco.
9:l5 A. N. SESSION
On account of to-day being holiday in England
and France, as well AS in Illinois, Ohio and Micni-
gan, there were no markets outside of New York
to guide prices
Cold wea her effected an advance OF SIC in New
Y York, while Chicago reported the curb Tor July
wheat 671sc sellers
Traders in the local Call Board were not dis
posed trade mucD. Buyers and sellers were
widely apart. There were sales at the first
session.
1O:l5 A. SESSION.
Business in wheat exceedingly tame One sale
of December at sl 20. Traders indifferen pre-
ferring TO await foreign markets Tomorrow before
branching out
II :l5 A n. SESSION.
Wheat trading small December sold at 81 2O1A
In order to execute oders outside prices had TO
be met, as At the previous sessions there was no
disposition TO trade
Barley not mentioned.
r. N. SESSION
The session opened with prices unchanged from