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a EiERCUH DIVIDEND.
twenty Ave Thousand Declared By
the Company To-day.

the company Iouay.
Following ils usual custom the Mer-
cur Mining company has declared lite
April dividend OF s25, coo, the same TO
be distributed among stockholders on
tho Goth inst. When paid the COM
pauy will have dividend total OF
S675, 900, which will be regularly added
upon as each succeeding month rolls
round.
A number OF tho compaby's direc.
tors visited the mine on Thursday and
returned more encouraged than ever
at tue promising condition OF the
bonauzh. They were accompanied on
their tyur OF Inspection by Or. Forrest
and Mr.. G.I A. Anderson, both oil
whom are here transacting business
with the company, regarding ore
treatment for tue enlarged milling
capacity. This morning the Mercur
directors held meeting, but what
they DID could not be learned, sithoug h
1t rs reasonably certain that they were
discussing the question OF ore treat
ment, anu the royalty figure for the
use Of the Macarthur Forrest process.
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upefinteudent O. Bradu OF the
Alpha mine is In the city from
Granite mountain. bringing with him
some nice looking samples which ale
now in the hands vi a local asssyei.
He Is here for the purpose OF puI-
chasing supplies and states that there
lie considerable activity In the GrAUile
mountain camp. Before the first OF
May there Will be eightesn or twenty
efficient properties working, and CON-
ridering the fact that practically moth.
ing was done In this camp until last
year, Mr.. Brsdd thinks tnis is q re
markably good sho wing.
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A Tramp Killed.

A Tramp was killed at Oxford today
10y the freight train which arrived
from the south at 4 O'Clock, ssys
fridays Pocatell0 Tribune. The
accident occurred about noon just
near OXFORD station. The unfortunate
fellow'e name was Bar Gardner. The
remains were brought to Pocatelio
where Coroner Rocker took charge OF
them anu will hold m Inquest.
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The suit for divorce brought by
Thomas n. MoClosky against his wife
Matilda was heard by Judge Hile-
this morning, submitted anu taken
under ADJUSTMENT.
Colorado Fuel and Iron company VS.
the Western Hardware company; cub.
United on motion OF Attorney Moyle
and taken under advlsement.
M. ID. Wells We Forsey Vincent
company; motion 10 vacale judgment;
attorneys not resIonjing case contin.
ued to April II.
IL. Diuwoodey furniture company
Judge Cherry announce d today that
he would call the Jaw anu motion
calendar perempiorily on Tuesday
next and continue It on Wednesday.
John w. Burton filed a suit In the
Thi d district urt to ay sgalns,
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iDiendent Green is TO the effect that
Ia the bottom OF the chat the ore
showing is improving as worn pro-
crosses in the properly.
The shipment referred to discloses q
rich discovery OF ore, which will uu-
doubiedly throw tho Buckeye into
greater prominence than ever.
Meanwhile its owners are rel licing, anu
Ok to be the poslessofs Of u bouanZa
before a great while In the future.
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Missionary Party.

On MONDAY evening next, April
Eth, a complimentary party will be
rendered to Elder George 3. Campbell,
Ia the Sixth ward assembly rooms,
commencing ut 1880 O'Clock. A
program of songs, rscitations, instru.
mental music, speeches aud dancing
ba. teen arranged Tor the occasion.
Il DIR Campbell leaves on Tuesday
Mex on mission.
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In the case OF the 1. Ii. Dewey Fur.
niture company et al vs. II. T.. Neye,
Il. N. Childs and Emma ID. A. b.
Neve, Judge Hiies Today rendered a
Judgment Id favor OF the plaintiff
substantially as prayed, for.
This was SUIT brought by plaintiff
and Others to have the court set aside
an assignment OF Neve IL Child, made
on the first day OF May, 1894, Tor tue
benefit of the firms cred tots, on the
ground that the cum OF $3.50 was tutned
over TO Neve'r wife, which plsintin
alleges was for the purpose OF delrauu.
lug 1t.
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liable uses for mankind, the same in
kind, but dffsii ag IN degree only, as
II 1t had designated nation Or tribe or
race, as the object OF the charity"
As 10 the fourth point the court says
Sbere can be no doubt but that The
statute Of the 43 Il izsbeths must he
taken to he n part OF the common Law
Of this State and OF very state where
IL has not been changed BY special
legislation.
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The Horn Silver company mas com.
menced the shipment OF lis concen.
trates, twenty'four cars or about 400
tons having arrived in the city tnis
morning. The Concentrates are said
TO be very rich anu the company's
mill 10 reported to be doing nicely
with plentiful tu ply OF water to Iun
the same. The mine Is also In good
shape. The company has about 200
tons TO send in right away.
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results. With the approach OF spring no
has had an indescribable feeling OF i'll
health. Not sick enough for the bed or
well enough for the table, Ina few words,
He Became Run Down
each year from constant mental and ply
steal action. Hoods Sarsaparilla has re-
loved and invigorated him in every In
stance. Last month we purchased four
bottles OF the medicine. | took two OF
the bottles, being weak,
Without Appetite and Wgor
After / had used half bottle OF
Hoods 1 realized quite an improvement
and Boon felt quite comfortable. gained
90 much that recommended Hoods sar-
sapGrllla to my nearest neighbor, who has
had mGlarial symptoms. Sho has also
taken the medicine and its effect upon her
for good was almost magic. She has now
prevailed upon her husband to take II to
build him up. l have also given Hoods
sarsaparilla to my two little girls, ono
nearly years old, who is not strong, con-
sequently languid, and the other, 10 years
old, for pimples which indicate bad blood
and distigure her complexion. Both have
been helped by Hoods sarsaparilla which
am glad heartily 10 recommend" MRs.
@. HUNT, lOl West 3lst Street, N. Y. City.
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STOCKS AND nARKErs.


NEW YORK. April lO.-stock market opened
depressed In sympathy with London, reces.
AionR most niarked in international shares
Mars set developed an improved tone under
the influence OF good buying IN industrlals In
which top prices generally were recorded
Changers and other leading railroad shares
rose slightly. Closing was firm but slight
losses general in standard properties Ths
total sales OF stock were -, 100 shares
6rangors became the subject OF the bear
attack. Industrial shares were fegerish but
mainly lower on profit taking.
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The City's Health.

The board oil health report for the
week ending to-day shows this number
% births to have been Al, Of which 81
were males ana 90 females. There
were 0 deaiha, s mates and / female.
There are three flags outstanding; two
cases OF scarlet ever aud three cases OF
dIDhth eTIa,
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cunningham FOund Guilty.

The jury In the Buckingham fofni.
cation case retired last evening and in
short tune returned with u verdict OF
guilty. Defendant viii be sentenced
on Tuesday next.
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an improved bill of fare for the po,,.,,
and believed that no additionsi uents
would be incurred by following Y on,
his ideRe on Diet. "s OUT
The following table shows thu .
s9liment OF patients for the month CO. o;
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on THE EXCHANGE.
Business Rather sluggish In the PIT
During the Week.

During the Week.
The past week on 'cuanZe has been
rather sluggish one, stocks being
quite inactive and recording not the
sect OF figures. Towards tho close,
however, an improved condition was
noteo, which II carried Into the COM
log week, bids fair to make OF 1t a
period oil good business.
mDuring today's call badlam seigned
supreme In the pit, tue brokers giving
vent to grievances which had arisen
IN the daily transactions OF the week.
Ssles were fairly good at strong quota
lions, the sellers being Utah, Swansea,
n tthern Light and Richmond Ana
condn.
The closing figures were as follows:
LISTED STOCKS,
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a Tintic Property showing cool
Grade of Ore.
The Buckeye at Tiutic lie In a very
promising condition at present. A
.hipment OF ore sent in yesterday ana
which came fro the 300.level OF the
mine asssyeu 80 per cent lead, SO 8
ounces silver anu .2S In gold to the
ton, and the latest repor, from Super.
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NEW YORK, April 10. - Reserve, decrease
81 tB,b25; loans. decrease, $50, 100; specie
decrease. $3.50, COO; legal tenders, decrease
loo; deposits. decrease, IS 09o, 900; clrcu'
hold S6,N0.m0 IN excess OF requirements OF
the q per cent rule
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One huuured shares OF Utsh at
slO2l; 100 Swanser n, 81. 40; 100
Mort lern Light at 793 cents and 100
at 49, csnts; 1000 Richmond Ara.
condA at q cents. Total share sold.
l 400; selling vaue Of stocks, $500. rs.
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.
During the week shares have
changed hands as follows.
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Beauties Bcyond Compare.
Easter Hats at Z.C.M.I. Watch
the Windows,
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN special'meeung of the board of directors
Of this corporation called Tor that purpose W
tina president, and hold on tho 9th day OIL
April. 1871, an IA easmont of ono mill per
tiare was levied upon the capital stock OF inc
corporation, payable Immediately to the seefe-
tsry ut the ONCE OF tho company at 40 SCUM
n ain street tup stalrs). any stock upon whieh
this assessment may remain unpald on inc
10Th day OF May, 1891, will be delinquent ana
Will be sold at public auction unlcss payment
be made before on the 10th day OF May, nv
at ls O'Clock noon. at the olice OF the afore..
said, together with costs OF advertising and
expense of sale.
by order OF the board.
a. W. RAYBoULp. Secretary.
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Chicago April 10,
wheat--April, 60. May, 60.
Corn-April. 23l, May. 9ssas.
Oats, April, 10; May, l6asaG,
PorE-April, $3.50; MHy 1883.
Lard-April All; May $3.50
iIibs-April si.iDi May a.67,
Rye 30h
tlax-7lii.
Barley-2JhaS3
Timothy AprIl-265.
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CAuTi0Ni

II osT OR sToLEN. 100000 SHARES "
~ the Buckeye Mining Company, eertlnio,h ho
No 33s issued January 81, ISL, In favor Of w
undersiHned 4 his is 10 caution the pubic H0'
to purchase said stock. JuhN bAN
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Chicago, April 10
sheep and lamb market quiet
Native sheep. So O0d IS 90
Westerns. IS 7nGSj.OO
Lambs, S3.75ay $50
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Pesiy a Lowe, 10 w. 2nu south
Stock, Mining and Grain Brokers.
Richard L.. Coiburn, stock Broiscy,
Rom 20, 10 w. ,secOnd So. Tois. go.
Kenneth DuDueiisn, stock and
Mining Broker, No. iol Main ,street.
Telephone No. sos.
Taylor Bros, IA W. lat South, Stock
anu Real Estate Brokers. Tel. 35S.
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Tony frlends ana customers and the
public geneIally:-Having sold out my
cut Hover business, corner Main and
First South streets, Mccormick build
Ing, ,xpect,to open a firAt.class cut
mower store as soon BE possible, duo
notice OF which will be announced
later.
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SILVER, LeNf
d, l6A.
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PROVO, UTAH, ApuI 10, 1887.

Msuicsi Superintendent Harry pre-
scented his eetimate OF cost OF mainte.
nance for quarter ending July 3lst,
1897, ct $4,000. The estimate WIS ap.
proved.
Director Chapman, Superint, nden
Harry AMI Steward Pyne were ap
pointed committee 10 take the necss.
sary steps to I'm prove ihe i've stock OF
the institution.
An order to have the hillside pasture
fenced wAs maize.
Medical Superintendent Hardy re.
ported that ha was tx lerimsuling ON
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Today's temperature lie shown Ia the
fac nimile Thermometer given below;
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Antonio and Maria Cato to Daniele Arata, un-
dXdsd haf a, 2, lG5 on be bs of STo street.
Frank W. McEwen to James he derson, lot on
w line OF Bake Ferrie) street, 220 of Point
Ann Jr and William Iowpe rthwaite to Edward
J. lie Breton, al interest in estate of Ann Cow
perthwaite No. 1927; except III 8 2+0 lot
line of Ptarl street. 2l5 N of Ridley, 25 by 4
Ellen MCGEE to Francis McGee. lot on line Of
Guerrero street, 1858 of Seventeenth, 25 by
l. 80; gift
line of Hampshire street, 20 of Twenty-thfrd n
25 by E 100; $40.
Lillian NJ Moore lots 242 and PSI, Heyman
Charlotte F. Clarke to Margaret a. skelly, lot
on line of Battery street, 6S:4 of Pacific, s
50 y by h 81 IS; $40.
John W Hendre to Mercantile Library Associ-
atit n = line Cf Greenwich street. 1874 w
of Kearny. w 90 by : 1875; a so lot on line of
Beach street, 1878 w OF Jones, W $3.50 by \
1877 :6 also undivided two-tnirds of lot on E cor
OF kighth and Irwin sIretts, NE APPS, Sc
l2O, y L 1925, Sc 12O, Sw 4l9:4 w l94:I14
lbs NJ OF Merrill, NE rs. Nv rs, sW IS, Nv
IS, SW So 81 10. lots II, Is, 19, so and 81. block
g. Peoples Homestead; also lot on Sr line OF
sweeney street, 325 y + of Merrill NE 25 nv sE
rs. block s. same; also lot on SE line of Sweeney
street, l75 SW OF Railroad avenue Nv 25 by SIC
70, block B. same; also OTIS 339 and $40, PreciLa
Valley Lands; 81.
Wendell and Augusie C. wohn to El'zabeth Dean.
re-TecUr1 OF 1743 d. S2, lot line John street
1873 w OF Powell, W % by tO: $40
Margaret A. okelly TO Charlotte F. Clarke lot
81 IS by IS: $40.
Mary G. and John II. Lynch TO James D. Phelan
lot on NV line of Market street. 152:I SIS n +. of
Golden Gate avenue. NE IS, NV 10 ~ n
S9:lSs w 1873, 1876 27:ll, Sc b9:9; SO
tranH Z. and Mabel =. Morrison TO same lot on
NV line OF Market stree, II :15s + OF Golden
Gate avenue ard zS:1 Is u Taylor, y lOI :71L
S9;lSS r. 239 80, 81 o5:7Ls, Nv 25: SI1J
Mary g. Lyn 10 sane. 100. d. 81. lot on T. inc
OF Iay or street a IS OF Turk, Il go 35, w <,
IS, W So, 10; IS. ~ y -
Deborar a. (or Deborah) and Edward O. wehh
and as trustee Hattie L. Cor Hattie W. MeeE epS
as trustee, Eorry W Meek Mary w, John 5. .Ir,.
samne NJ Edward w. and Otis w, Engs, estate
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Otis webb and Mary W. Engs (by trustee) TO
street, 1875 NV OF Mission, w 81: NJ Sc,
, Deborah 4. or Deborah Webb to same lot on \ +
line OF second street. 25o " Of Mission, NV
20 by NE so: SO.
Herbert Folger to same lot on NE line OF second
street. 157 :6 wv of Mission NV 81 7:6, NE 90,
NV 20, NE 66. Sc 117:6, sN 112, quitclaIm
deed al.
Mary E. Lee to same same: also all interest ac-
qulred from estate of OTIS Webb under decree dis
trioution recorded in so miss 147 quitclaim
deed; 81.
Hugh Mccormick to John A Mccormick, lot on
81 line of Folsom street, 1875 NE of Fourth,
NE ~ by SE so: S25OO,
Alicia Duthcy 10 NJ {. Dufficy and Jane Tomb Z,
LOT on NV line of Mission street, 275 SW OF Fifth,
SW 25 by NV l6O; $40
James McNab and Elizabeth Smith to Men alb &
smith "a corporation), lot on SD line OF Brannan
street 2O6:3 NE OF Eighth, n 4 1859 By Sc
Real Estate and DEVELOPMENT Company to
CHRISTINE Lundbor-, lot line of De Haro
street 800 OF Twenty-third (NevadaJ, IS by
100 gran.
Willard V. ana Marie l. Huntington to Joseph
j. IompkinsoH lot on line o. street. S2:p w
OF sixteenth avenue, W IS bv y 100; $40.
Sunnyside Land Company and California Title
Insurance hnd Trust Company Margaret Bow
man, lot 81, block Al, Sunnysde: $40
bora c. BelliSle TO Adam SweigerL lot on + line
of Prospect avenue, Is of Henrietta, y 70 bv Z
~, lot 1872, Hey ma IS subdivision OF cobb Tract:
$40.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady at 20s spot,
usual options The chartered Wheat feet in
port has registered tonnage OF 26, 500, against
25 500 tons the same date last year; disengaged
27o TONS against SO OOJ; the way 10 this port
277 $50 tons, against 237, ,l20.
WHEAT-An advance at Chicago sent futures
up here without, however, anv increase In busI-
ness. Spot grain was unaffected and dull Quota
!, 81 2614 a 2712 for choice and 81 SOGl 371a
for extra choice tor milling.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'Clock-December-
2s.OOU ctls 81 20S4; 5000, 81 2O6s; 26 600,
81 3C1a
SECoSD SESSION Decem ber-2OOO ctIs 81 2O5s;
10000, 81 2Os1: 1000. 81 2O1s; lsOOO 81 u.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION December -
10 900 ctIs. 81 81 Is; 22.UOO, 81 2lsl.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December-20OO ctla
81 2l$4 40OU. 81 2l5S: $4,000, 81 2l1R.
BA LEN-Prices remain uudisturbed with a
dun business Feed, 671z971t4c, outside figure
for choice bright Brewing, S5G90c = ctl.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SFssIoS-9:l5 o'clock-No sales
SECOND SEssIoN-December-NO sales
REGULAR MORNING SEssIoN-No sales
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-No sales
OAT~-The moderate stocks meet with but a
poor demand. Fancy Feed are quotabIe at
81 23@l 30 2 ct: good 10 choice 81 lUGl 20;
common, 95c@l O712 e ctl. Clipped Oats sell al
81 az p ton over the raw product.
CORN-Moderate sales are eported at the quota
tions. Large Yellow, Sl@l 021a; small Round do,
81 U5@l 20; White 91I2G971ac p ctL
BUCKWHkAT-ls nominal a. about 81 256
AU . ctI
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sell Aprcots continue undersized Arrivals OF
Cherry Plums are larger
All Ferries
Orsnges are firm with decreasing stocks Lem
ons are weak ana slow. Mexican Lines are get
ting scarcer again
DECID UOUS FRUITS
Strawberries SS 5O@5 chest for large and
$6G9 for small
BlacEberries, 7bcGsl IS p crate and 3o@4Oc 2
drawer.
GooseberrIes, al 1Iac p b for small and 11a@2c
ior large and 445c for English.
kaspoerries, $4@l0 2 chest; from Newcastle,
T5c0S1 2 crate.
urrantS 5. a. SO p chest
Peaches, 75c@Sl rs p box.
Cherry Plums 20 GA0c y drawer
Csc
Green Pears 3OG4Oc p box.
apples S1tgl So 2 box; Green Apples, ZbG6Oc
- Cherries, 2O0tOc p box; loose White, l12G312c
g 10; loose Black, 12@ 2 h; Royal Anne 4O9
ooc box and 312@5c 3 b a n bulk
lRDS FRUlIS-Na avel Orange are uuotable
AZ $500 y box for choice 10 fancy and S2@2 90
oox ior common; Seedlings, 81 25e92 q box;
Mediterranean Sweets, 81 5O@2 rs p bx; Lemons,
IocgS1 70 Tor common and 81 5O02 e box for
Rood TO choice; Mexican Lines, 50 5Ogo p box;
bananas al 26G2 90 Fs bunch; Pineappies, $50
4 80 = doZ
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DRIED fruits. RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

For new Apricots &c is bid, 7c asked Indica-
lions point to large crop of Rll-siZed fruit No
figures named on other new fruits Old fruit IS
well cleaned up and nominal
DRIED FkUIrs-QuOtatIons are as follows;
Peaches 412Q6c p n; fancy, 61sc p b; peeled.
N@IIc; Apricots, 6@Sc; MOOrpsrks 1O@12c;
evaporated apples, 5@513c; sun-dried, 2@3c;
PTunes, 21s93c for the sizes; white rigs, &c:
Plums, 4a41sc for tilted and 1@112c for unpt-
ed; Nectarines. S12Gl51ac p h for prime 10 fancy;
Pears, 212G4c Tor whole, 212Gbc tor quarters and
S@5c for halves
RAISINS-
,Fourerown, loose. 6s4c: s-crown. 444c: 2-crown.
SSsc ID seed ess SultanaS, b91611c; BeedlesS
Muscatels. 12c; 3-crown London layers, Sl@l rs;
clusters, 81 5O; Dehesa clusters 81 90; Imperial
clusters, 81 so; dried grapes out.
NUTS-Chestnuts quotable al S@1oc: Wslnuts-
oH9gIc q ID for standard ana S@912c y b for
softshell; Almonds, 6G61ac for Languedoc, 80
512c Tor hardshelI and S99c 70 for papershell; ;
Peanuts, $3.50 n for Eastern and 4c for Calf
tornla; Hickory Nuts, 5@6c = b; Pecans, TAO
sc = n; Fi5erts, 7136Sc; Brazil Nuts, 712@Sc;
Cccoanuts S5@5 50 = 100
HONEY-Comb IU@l21z for bright and 5Gec
ior lower grades; water-whlte extracted, bG5 12c;
light amber extracted. 41994slc; dark amber,
4G412c; dark, 243c p n
BEES w AA-22625c = n.
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THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco June
g, 1897, P. NJ The following maximum tenn
peratures reported from stations in Calfor mia
to-day:
Eureka, 60: Red Blum, 9s; Fresno. 90; san
Luis Cbispo, 72; Los Angeles, 70: san Diego, 66:
Yuma, los.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature
81, minimum so, mean So.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure is highest this evening on the
Washington coast and lowest in the Rocky Noun
tain region and in Arizona. Generally cooler
weather prevails throughout the Interior of the
region west Of the Rocky Mountains.
forecasts made at san Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, June g. 1879:
Northern California - Fair Wed nesday, fresh
Dortherly winds.
southern California Fair Wednesday fresh
westerly wind; p obably cooler in the Interior of
south portion
Nevada and Utah-Fair Wednesday
tion. ~ FOi
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair "Wednesday.
bTlsk westerly winds in the afte noon
W. ID HAANoN, Forecast Official
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POTATOES. ONIONS. VEGETABLES.

Most of the Green Corn is poor and sells low
The Mississippi Tomatoes are dragging at s292 25
. crate other Vegetables plentiful and gem
orally lower
The market is overstocked with Potatoes and
Onions
POTAToES-New Potatoes in sacks. 50cCG$1 .
ctl; New Eariy Rose in boxes, 50G90c: River
Reds, 60@70c; Burbank seedlings, 100000 TOR
Petalumas; Oregon Burbanks 6O@I0c
ONIONS-New Reds, 4005Uc q sack.
observation-disclosures 4S3 boxes As
pRragus, l0U boxes Rhubaro aud y sacks Beans.
sumner Squash in small boxes 25G7ac q box:
Bay Squash. 75c@Sl IS: Cucumbers, 40@6Oc for
Marvsville, 81 25gl SO for Bay; Asparagus, 5Jc@
81 25 for common. 81 50Gl IS for choice and $2G
2 SO for fancy; Rhubarb, 35@5Oc Tor ordinary and
65G175c 2 bx 3or choice large; Dried Peppers, 6@Sc
q h; Green Peppers. 1212c z ID for Chile aud &c
tor Bell; Green Peas, l1aHZL2c: String Beans.
112@3c; Refugee Beans. Y@4c q 10; Dried Okra
S@9c p ID; Cabbage, 75c = CT; Carrots 2515Oc
2 sack; Garllc, 1262c z Ii; Tomagoes, 81 az p
box; Green Corn, S@25c q dozen.