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THE STOCK MARKET.

The feeling In mining stocks continued weak
and most of them shaded OF few cents
In the Standard Con. mine At Bodie, for the
week ending May 29 work done on the 245.
265, $50 and 600 levels. RAISE in Bullion vein
shows IA inches good ore in the top. Raise 8,
vein, has - inches ore better han r-ce ntly
south drift in Black vein shows thirty inches of
poorer quality North drift Ime vein, has
two feet of good ore. North driIt from raise in
Bullion vein has eight iEches rather poor ore
Nor h drift in old works, Bullion vein. is n early
finished North drift Eas vein, has poor ore. In
north drift, Fortuna vein, and l, same vein.
the ore is not yet broken. They stopping ore in
the faulted and unfaulted portions of the Bullion
vein; ore fair grade. In the Inc inc vein the ore
is rather poor. In the Blac ledge he slopes are
large, but still low grade. Raises and are
changeable but mainly good AT point "a" the
ore is pnching. In the Burgess ledge ore Is beiEg
taken from old works. pillars ana scale, and Is fair
grade.
Standard mill siatement-Ore crushed for the
week, 3lS tons; average assay, vanner tailings,
S1l SO; concentrates produced, tons; assay
value, $l43 SO; plate ama. gam produced, 1872
troy ounces, value per ounce s. 2S The mill was
to close down June for repairs. Tailings-Plant
treated $50 tons of taiings for the week; plant
treated 4-512 tons.
Tne Pacific Lighting Company Will pay a
monthly dividend of 35 cents per share to-day.
The Pacific Cav Improvement Company Will
pav the regular monthly dividend OF so cents per
share June 10.
The san Jose Water Company will pay a
monthly dividend of so cents per share on
June 10.
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GENERAL MrKoHANDIsE.

BAGS-Calcutts Grain Bags, 41s@5c: San Ouen-
tin SIS 40; Wool Bags. 24G27c.
L-Harrisou's circular says: During the
week there have been three arrivals from Wash
ington with $50 tons OF Coal two from Oregon
$50 tons; one from British Columbia 237O tons;
one from Swansea 325S tons, and two from Aus
tralia, 4703 tons; total 2l.Ul1 tons. There is no
material change to note this week business is
very quiet ana values are steady. Stocks in yards
are ample for AL present require mems, sales
are very light TO- all puri Of course in June
there is always a marked fAii2k ef Tor domestic
uses and our factories not consuming their
usual quota. and feeling assured there WI not be
any marked advance in price for several months
TO cone they rest easy and only order AS their
necessities demand There is very formidable
list Of engaged tonnage from Australia, footing up
about l6O 900 tons capacity all due here this
year, as SU% OF this has already passed OF first
handS the market quotations cannot become dis
turbed by tree arrivals from the Colonies Our
tarin trainers dragging their slow length along
ana II becomes a query when the ,chedue
Will go into effect Locally we feel fairly conf
lent that the Senate recommendations tor Coal
Will be accepted by the ouse. and our wholesale
dealers are ac.ing accordingly"
Wellington, - z ton; New Wellington, IS;
south fed Wellington, 81 So Seattle $5 So:
Bryant, S5 so; Coos Bay, 81 rs: WallseDd 81
= ton; Cum berland. SI3 SO = ton in bulk ana ST
In sacks. Pennsyl vania, Anthracite Egg S1l6DI2 y
ton; w elsh Anthracite, SSlpl0 Cannei, Ss p ton:
Rock springs Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley
81 90; Coke. SllGI2 in bulk and Sl3 p ton in Skis
Saga ~ Q Ctl; extra No. l, 81 1904 go; Hawai-
ian 81 81 712; Japan. 81 20@4 So
sUGAH-Ihe Western sugar Refining COMPANY
has Rd vancet its prices and quotes as fo-
Crushed. 61sc; Powdered, 56sc: Dry Granulated
DC e n; Confectionery A, &c 2 10: Magnolia A
A6sc; Extra G. 4L2c: Golden Z, 43sc: Candy Gran
ulated, Be- half barrels 14c more than barrels aud
NC
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pears BY the fig of the Sl35 boxes report
Prices are still lower
Apricot4 from VacavilIe are running small In
. size this year
Strawberries are firm and would be still higher
were IL not Tor the cheapness of other frulIs:
ARRIVAL OF cars southern Bananas mexican
Lines are h.eher
DEC1DUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries, 81 5O@4 so q chest for large and
$5@4 for small.
Biackberries. 81 25@1 50 p crate.
Gooseberrles, 1@l1ac p b tor small and HG212c
Tor large and 4@5c for English.
- Raspberries. $5@IO q chest; from Newcastle,
SOct0$1 2 crate.
IuTrapts. S. @3 2 chest
Merry PlumS, 40 soc p drawer.
75c
Green Pears, 3064Oc p box.
Apples sl0l So 2 box; Green Apples, 26g75c.
- Cherrles l5GS5c r box for red and black; loose
Whle, Ik204c . q loose Black, I@212c; Royai
I Anne, 4O975c p box and 312q 12c Q ID IN bulk
NllhUS FRUITS-Hsvel Oranges are quo table
a. a. S5G3 3 box for choice 10 fancy and %2G2 oO
pox Tor common; Seedlings, 81 25gl 20 2 box;
Meolterranean Sweets, 81 2592 80 2 bx; Lem ons,
foCgSI 20 Tor common and 81 oO0z 20 iOr
Eood 10 choice; Mexican Lines 50 5O9o g Dox;
hananas- 81 26G2 so p bunch; Pineapples, $50
4 50
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Yesterdays WHEAT MARKET.
The following resume the wheat market is
furnished by e. A. Bresse, Produce Exchange
srainbrokeI 412 Pine street.

The following resume OF the wheat market is
furnished by <. A Bresse, Produce Exchange
grainbroker, 412 Pine street.
SAN Francisco, June 4, 1897
Chicago.
Wheat opened weak on softer Liverpool cables
i he fact that French m srkets were higher seemed
to be lost sight of. There was considerable Iqui-
dation going in July wheat. Country longs are
beginning TO sell out and not going into Sep
tember usual These offerings are of sufficient
volume TO satisfy the of shorts, which keeps
the market rid OF small shorts who generally lead
in a run that is made to cover
There were no special features to to-day's trad
ing Cash wheat reported in less demand.
\ esteidAy's cable OF rings met with no response
yesterday proved their unworthiness this morn
ing The manlpulatois apparently became afraid
OF their own game and failed to boom wheat upon
a fictitious bAs Those who were caught in he
trap yesterday loosened themselves at he opening
this morning
First Liverpool cables reported a decline OF "a
and those at the close showed a further decline Of
ID. July wheat upeEed at 67Bsc to 81 12c right at
the put price, and advanced To 6734c buying
against puts. Those who bought agans puts
found no buyers 10 unlO ID upon. At the advance
many got out "a small oSs
he c. ndltlon of the market weak Septsm-
per Tang ed early 312c unuer July. At the close
the spread narrowed Gown to S1sC. If liquidation
continues in July traders believe July's premium
VIII narrow, and possibly September may sell
over II. The bulk of trading Just now is almost
wholly IN July. septem Ger is growing more active
daily and will be the most active month after
June 20,
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND oTHEK GRAINS

WHEAT-Another slump at Chicago and Liver
pool broke futures, will be seen. Spot business
continues al a standstilL Quotations are nominal
at 81 22A2t0l z5 for No. !, al 261L al 271S for
choice and 81 30Gl 81 y for extra choice Tor mill
ing.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAI SkssIoN-9:I5 Oclock-December-
20CO CHS 81 &OIs; 10000, 81 2O3s; Is 600
81 20l4; SO 900, 81 201s; 1000, 81 20. 2UOO,
81 1884 2000, s 1875.
SECOND SESSION 80 December - 10000 ctls
81 / t3s; 1000 81 1914; 80 OUO. 81 1872.
REGULAR MORNISG SESSION December -
500 cts. 81 1881. 20, 600. 81 1917.
AFTERNOON SESSION cember-l 2, 600 ctIs
81 1914; ZJUO 81 1885; l4.OUO. 81 lEIa.
BA AhLEN-Weak ana duh Fed. 671567l ia c
2 CT, outside figure for choice bright; Brewing, IS
@9Oc = ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoS-9:l5 oclock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoS-No sales
REGULAR MORNING SESSION ecem ber- 1000
ctls 6s12c
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-2oOO ctls.
6S1ac.
oATs-Fancy Feed, 81 25@l 80 . ctl: good TO
choice, 81 l0Gl 20; common 95c@r O71a = ctL
Clipped Data sell at $l@2 p over the raw
product
CORN-Prices show no further change Large
Yellow, Sl9l O2Is p ctl; small Round do, 81 10
al l5; While, SbG95c . eli
RY E-Firmly held at SOGS5c ? ctl.
BCCkWHEAI-Is nominal about 81 250
l 40 = ctl ~
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FORT BRAGG-Arrived June 4-stmr Noyo,
hence June
TACOMA-Sai'edJ ed une 4-Schr u w watson, for
EUREKA-saiIed June 4-stmr North Fork,
for San Francisco
YAQUINA BAY Sailed June 4-Stmr FaralIon
for an Francisco.
TATOOSH-Pas9ed June 4-Stmr Queen, hence
June 2 for Port Townsend.
PORT ANGELES-In port June 4-U stmrs
SEATTI E-sailed June 4-Schr Roy Sonar.
for Newport; scbr Challenger, tor San Pedro
WHITESBOKO-Arrlved June 4-stmr Green
GRAY lHARBoR-sailed June s-schrs Emma
Utter ana kaoy A Cousins for San Francisco
tura for Grays Harbor
AiBIoN-saiIeI June 4-stmr CIeone, hence
TACoMA-sailed June 4-stmr Lakme, for san
EUREKA-saiIea June 5 stmr Ii lamook: schr
Mary Buhne, for Francisco; stmr Alice
Blanchard. for Portland.
Arrived June 4-stmr Homer, hence June 2 and
FORT ROSS Sailed June 4-schr La Chlena
GREENWOOD-Arrived June 4-stmr Scotia.
sEAITLE-SalIed June 4-stmr Signal
EUREKA-AIriyed June As mr. Homer, hncs
hence June 2: schr John a, hence May %.
Sailed June 4-Stmr Homer for COOS Bay.
Foreign Porte.
SYDNEY-saIed June 2-Br ship Cromdale 20,
YoKOHAMA-saiIedM May SI-shfp Roanoga
for Honolulu June 3-Br stmr Energia, for
CALETA BUENA-In port May l--Br ship
Max well. for san FRANCISCO.
HONGKONG-Sailed June 2-Br stmr Empress
| of China, for Vancouver.
ImpOrtRtl01S.
E r and f r R-Per Pom ona-92 bXs butter /
| bx leather, 70 dressed calves 331 SKIS potatoes
Eureka-S0O NJ shingles, 81 doors. tubs 90
| bxs butter. 40 cs milk, cs peas bxs apples /
| pkg hardware, bx dry goods SKIS sand, SKA
hides, 81 N It lumber, cs stationery l SIX coin /
| pkgs express
ArcSta-60 eds stavebolts.
COnSI ~uoos.
Per Pomona-F Hsight; Hills Bros; Georre IA
| LuccS; h ealds 5urg and Sonoma Commercial o..
Hoffman: Norton, Teller & Co: Ross & Hewlett.
Standard OIL CO. Wheaton. Breon & Co: NJ Dosus.
| Wolf & Son; Brigham, Hoppe q Co; Albion Lum
Der Co; Pires q Keyes; Marsha l. Teggert q Co;
G Whitney & Co; w Knight q Co; Calif1rnJa
| National Carb Acit Gaz Co; Wells, argo & Co +
Blrno Il q Co; Haas Bros; SanbOrn, Val & Co. 7
4 Clement: California Barrel Co; Pacific Coast
Luml er and Mil Co; Hilmer, BredhoR & schuIz;
Geo ID Graham; Dodge Sweenev & Co: National
| Ice Co; r Hanify; NspR Soda Water Co: Scott q
Van Arsda 9 Lumber co; J r Hantty
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEP ARTAlENr OF AGRIcrrI-
TURE WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANCISCO June
4, 1897. p n. I he following maximum lem
peratures are reported from stations in California
to-day:
Eureka. 50; Red Bluff "a: San Francisco. 81.
Fresno, 9S san Luis Obispo, "a; Los Angeles. SO:
San Diego, 6S: Yuma, lO4
minirum 81, mean 6S. ~
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
An area of high pressure lies off the north Pacific
coast while an area OF low pressure exists in ri
zona Partly cloudy weather pre- walls throughout
central California aud the plateau rrgfon between
The Sierras and the Rocky Mountains Cloud V
weather. with occasional lght showers is re-
porteo from Western Washington The tempera-
ture is generally above the normal throughout h @
entire region west of the Rocky Mountains Partly
cloudy weather VIII probably be continued Satur-
day.
Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty hours
ending midnight June B. 1897:
Northern CaIlfornis-Generslly fair Saturday
probably cooler along the southern coast Saturd ay
afterncoD; fresh rtherly wi I'd.
Southern Callfornia-Fair Saturday; fresh north
erly TO westerly winds
Nevada, Utah and Arizona-Fair SATURDAY.
San Francisco and vicinity Fair Saturday:
probably becomns cooler in the afternoon; light
variable wiuds: shift ing brisk west .rIy in the
afternoon w. II. HAMMON. Foreca,t Official
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CokN-June, 233SG23I4c: July. 233L LG24c
oAIS-June, l71ac; July. 177s0ISc
BARLEN-CAsh No. !, 26@3Zc
KY Flash. a2S4 c; July 80.
r La AASbED-Cash, 7o12c; July, 76slc
A1MoIH1-Cash 81 75; August, 81 rs.
Produce.
PoRK-June, 81 90; July. 81 TO-
IARD-June. $3 At July So 81
RIBS-June, 81 ~: July, sd %
BUTTER-MsrKet steady.
Creamerles-EXtras 1415c = h: frsts I261 Ac.
seconds, Il9 &c Dairtes-Extras, l2c; frsIs I'd
@1lc; seconds 7@Sc; imitation creampries eT-
ira, 1OGllc Ladies Extras, 94IUc: firsts I'm
&c: packing stock, ,resh, 6G7c.
EGGS-MarSet steady. Strictly fresh Io.s oF
cases returned, salable at S14c.
Livestock.
HOGS Light, So 4503 60; mixed s2 Am
3 60; heavy, So 25G3 5712; rough, So 256S as
Packers bought % 200, shippers $500 Receipts
20,OOO. Estimated receipts for to-mor row 900
CATTLE-Beeves, 81 0Qg5 90; cows and heif-
ers ~ Oo94 35; Texas steers, $3 2OD4 40: stock
ers and feeders, So 65@D4 60. Receipts 2cOO. Est-
mated receipts for tomorrow 200.
sHEEP-Market steady Receipts 5000.
Receipts at Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA, NEB r.. June 4-CATTLF-
Receipts, $500 head m arket steady
HOGS-ReceiDt5 5000 head; market 66lOc
lower
sHEEP-ReceIpts 400 head: market strong
Receipts at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 4 4-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 4oOO head; Market stesdy to strong
HOG>-Receipts A,0o0 head; market for heavy
and mixed strong. 10y
SHEEP Receipts, 5000 head; market strong
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DRIED FRUITS. RAIsINs. NUTS. ETC.

hereafter, until July 81 the Dried Fruit houses
VIII close on Saturdays at = O'CLOCK p NJ.
The market is dull at nominal quo atoms
DRIED FRUTTS-QuotatiOns follows:
Peaches 412G6c n; fancy, 6lsc q b; peeled,
e@llc; Apricots, 6@Sc; MoorparKs, 1O9l2c;
evaporated Apples, b@512c; sun-dried. 2@Sc;
Prunes, 21a@Sc for The 4 sizes: white rigs, &c;
Plums, 4G413c for pitted and lGl12c for unpit-
ied; Nectarnes- S12@51a u for prime TO fancy:
Pears, 21294c for whole 212G6c tor quarters and
S@5c for halves
RAISINS-
Four-crown, loose 5S4c; S-crown. 41Ac: 2-crown.
5Ssc 3 70; seedess SultanRs, 6G1512c seedless
Muscatels. 412c 3-crown London LAYERS s1Gl 20;
clusters, 81 80; Dehesa clusters, 81 5O; Imperial
clusters, 81 so; dried grapes out
al, SIS-Chestnuts Quotable al Sgl0c; Mainu.S
oH2@1c e d for standard ana 9N912c q ID ior
softshell; Almonds, 6&615c for Languedoc SG
sec Tor hardshell and SG9c = h for paPersheil
Peanuts, 496c 2 10 for Eastern and &c for Calf
iornia; Hickory Nuts, S@6c = II; Pecans, 712D
sc y b; F1lSerts 71a@Sc; Brazil Nuts 7120Sc;
Cccoanuts S505 90 . 100.
HoNkY-COmb, iO@l21a for bright and oG9c
iof lower grades; water-whIte extracted o(Go H2c'
night amber extracted 41e94$Ec; dark amber,
4i9412ci dark 263c , n.
BEESW 22M25c a n
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NEW YORK nxCHANGE.

NEW YORK, y. y. June 1.-The stock mar
ket seems 10 be going through process of adjust
ing, for while the upward movement IN granger
shares app to have eliminated the remainder
OF the market confines strong and the advance
made in granger shares IS well maintained. Ac-
tiyity to-day was greatest in that group Chic ago
Gas and sugar Refining but changes in he gen
eral plice levels in these not i'm por-
tsnt sugar Refining opened lower, but de-
Veloped strength, presumablv in anIic patton Of
the declaration Of ividend next week. The
contrast between speculation in that stock this
time and that which went during the tariff re-
vson OF 1894 is striking and refreshing but il is
perhaps too early TO speak with any certainty in
ms regard, as he sugar schedules hnve not yet
been reached IN the DEBATE the tariff.
IN point OF Strength anthracite shares were The
features OF he market. Jersey Centra and Della
ware and Hudson advancing sharply and showing
more suppor than since the beginning of the
year In the bond market also tberA was a fair
degree OF activity and a firm tone prevailed. The
1estuTes OF that division were Atchison Issues.
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HIDES. TALLow. WOOL AND HOPS

All descriptions under this head are dull.
HIDES AND sKINS-CuIls and brands sell 1c
2 under SOUND stock. Heavy salted steers,
7la9Sc ? 10: medium, 7c; light, 612@7c; Cow
hides 61247c; Stsgs 4c salted Kip &c; salted Calf,
7GSc; saIted Veal, 6G7o; dry Hides, 12@1212c;
culls and brands. 9@IOc dry KIP and Veal, 99l0c;
dry Calf SC; oulls, IUc; GOatskins, 20&25c each;
Kids, &C; Deerskins, good summer 25c p n
medium, 2Oc: winter, l0c; sheepskins, shear
hngs l0@20c each; short wool, 30@40c each;
medium. bU96Oc each; long wOols. 60G75c eacn;
TALLOW-NO. !, rendered, 2s< @3c q D; No Z,
212c; refined. 4slc; Grease. &c 2 n.
WOOI->pring clip Is quoted; Mountain. II @
lSc; Foothill, 9@llc: san Joaquin, years clip,
7@Sc; do seven months 79yc p Il; NevadAs,
SGllc; Eastern Oregon. 7@lOc
HOPS-6Gsc Tor tair TO choice and 9SlOc q b
for fancy, Contracts being drawn at SGlOc
Tor new ore CONS and 7G9c Tor new MhshingLOns.
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

Butter is firm enough but the advance is caus.
Ing purchases OF Eastern which Will produce their
effect later on Cheese is steady. Eggs continue
weak.
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries l7@l71.c; sec
onds, 15@16c . fb.
DAIRY-Choice to fancy, l4@16c p p; lower
grades, ll6l3c.
PICKLED-15@ &c p n for new
TIRRIN-1bc a b for new
CREAMERY TUB-New. 161z0l71zc = n
EASTERN l1@l21ac Ior iadle- pac ked.
CHEESE Choice mild new SC q Ii; corn mon
TO good, oQ7I2c p n: Cream Cheddar, lO0l lc.
Young America S99c; Western, lie: Eastern
13915c e b.
EGGS-Ranch Eggs. 121a@14c; store Eggs
l011@lZe q doz; Eastern, ll@l2Hac: Duck Eggs
l3c q doZ
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PROVINIOSS.

Hsmsare firm, but everything else is dull and
weak.
CURED MEATS-Racon. 71zc 2 h for heavy, sc
= h for light medium &c for light, 10c y ID
for extra light and 12c 2 70 for sugar cured East
ern sugarcured Hams 12Gi212c 2 n; california
Hams lO1291 lc Mess Beef, s. 0DS 90 y 0hl extra
mess DO. IS 50G9 family DO 50 5O0lO; extra
prime PORK, SlO@l0 so; extra clear. SO oOGl
9 bol; mess, SlZ 5OG13 E bbl; Smoked Beef
912c q h.
LARD-Eastern tierce5 quoted at SAC for
compound and &c Tor pure: pals. 612c: Cal
iiornIa tierces 414c . n for compound and 5Isc
for pure: half-bbls, 5sIc; 1O-D tins 614c; 40 6-b
6Lac . H.
500 Ds-1-io pals. 90 IN case 1sc; S-b pals, 20
10 case, SSsc; 5b pals u IN case, o14c; 10 b
pals in a case, e1sc: Sob tins, l or in case,
1850; wooden buckets, 30 lbs net, I1sc; fancy
tubs 20 lbs net, 1850; half-barrels about ITO ibs
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CONDITIONS STILL IMPROVING.


Business conditions vontin1e to improve in the
East The circular Of Henry Clews, under date OF
New YORK, May %, says: During the past week
wall street has shown an improving tendency.
step BY step normal conditions are gaining ascen-
dencv: and the adverse incidents of politics, do
estic and foreign, are stea1iy losing their effect.
For long period these special eXtTaneous factors
have stagnated the investment and speculative
marx cts alike and normal influences have been
held entirely subsection 10 their parayzlng
effects Now The relative standing of these diner
ert sets Of conditions is reversed and the intrinsic
causes regulatin ng values receive their od-tlme at
tentou and have their legi innate effect in deter
mining the course of prices
This is a healthtul and hopeful sym out ior II
shows that the outside influences which have so
long disturbed confidence gradually disappear
ing which is the thing needfui to restoration
OF activity Toe accidents of politics, the pro pa
tilttes of and the eXcitements OF popular
passion, all have very quick bearing on prices,
but they do not create activity but rather siagnac,
because the speCia uncertainties attending such
causes: and the only influences on when the men
OF " all street will operate freely are those upon
when they can form a reasonable judgment. II IS,
therefore,, hOpetul sign when influences OF the
latter kind coming into control
Among the factors affecting the Market faVor-
ably is tue general tendency toward an improve
N ent in the earnings OF the railroads Loth gross
and net, as com pared with those OF n wear ago
The grCSs earnings OF 50 TO d5 Tor the hrSt week
SOS. .Z95 or 3 Il uer cent While 56 roads for the
S Coud week OF MAY rapOrJ 50, l63 46O, an IN
crease Of $3.50, 4S7, OF 5.SI per cent. AS 10 net
earnings, l35 roads show increase of SIS D.
900 fOr March. the rate OF about per cent;
while fOr The first three m onths of he year, l79
ROADS exhibit gain OF 1851. 900, at the raj
OF nearly per cent. one or the most satisfactory
features Of his Improvement Is that 1t eItends
ing mar the recovery Is due TO causes common TO
the country large
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POTATOES, ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

New Potatoes are lower Onions show no change.
In Vegetables Asparagus and Peas higher.
Potatoes - New PotatoeS 5Oc@$l ctl.
New Early Rose in boxes, I5cd$l: River Reds
6O@7Oc; Burbank Seedlings 50966c Tor PetAu-
mas; Oregon Burbanks. 6O@S0c
ONIONS-New Reds, 35G5Uc q sack
observation-disclosures were 446 boxes As
pRragus, lSG boxes Rhubarb and l9S sacks Beans
summer Squash in small boxes, bO(G7ac p box;
Bay Squash, $l9l so; Cucumbers, 4O6175c for
Marvsvllle and 81 % for Bay; Asparagus 75cm
81 IS for common. 81 b0@l as for choice and S29
so for fancy; Rhubarb, 35@65 Tor ordinary and
75c p box for choice large; Dried Peppers, 6dsc
y h; Green Peppers. l5c = n: Green Peas
75c@S1 rs . sack; Stnng Beans. l1a64c . NJ:
Dried Okra, S@9c y n; Cabbage. 75@S5c g ctl;
Carrots 25goOc 2 sack: Garlic, l1292c = h:
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ExpIana alton.

The arrow flies with the wind The ton hgures
a. station indicate maximum tenn perature for the
Gays: those underneath il, If any, the amount of
IalnTall, OF melted snow in inches and hund redths
curing the past twelve hours. Isobars, or solid
llnes, connect po!n Of equal air pressure; iso-
therms or dotted lines equal temperature. The
Word nigh means high barometric pressure and
is usually accom- panied by fair weather: dow"
IeleTs 10 low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied bv cloudy weather and rains
Lows usually first appear on the Washington
Coas'; " hen me pressure IS high in the interior
and low along the coast and the isohArs extend
horth ana south along the coast. rain is probable
Dut When the "low'' is inclosed with isobars of
marked curvature, rain south OF oregon is improb-
aoIe WIN high" in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling 10 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
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Hogs are ste adler again. The other descriptions
are unchanged.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 51a96c: second do Sc:
third do 4G412c q n.
NEAl-Large. 5S6c; small, 66s7c q n
MUIION-WetheT 5G5Lsc; Ewes, 46D5c q n
HANDSPRING 6Qg7c p n
PoRk-Live Hogs, 314@3Ssc for large and Sla
gA5sc Tor mall and medium: soft Hogs 214@
Z1ze z Ii: dressed do 41a45I4c.