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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL
TURE WEATHER BUREAU, San FRANCISCO, Sep
Der 8. S97,
The following are the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from weather bureau
stations in California:
Eureka - Red Bluff 78. Fresno 81. san Luis
Obispo 66, Los Angeles 76 San Diego TO- Yuma
9S
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature "a,
minimum Sd. mean a.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure has risen rapidly over the Upper
Missouri Valley. 1t has remained nearly station
ary over the Pacific slope.
The temper iture has risen rapidly over Utah,
Oregon and Id no. IL has fallen about 10 deg
OF Californ he temperature is about II deg be-
low the normal
The weather has been generally fair over the
Pacific slope.
maximum wind ocity of 20 miles hour
from the no tn is reported at Red Bluf, but the
temperature is low.
Forecast made at San Francisco for 80 hours
enuing midnigh,, September TO- 1897:
Northern California-Fair Frldaf: warmer;
northerly winds in the valleys we terly winds on
the coast.
southern California-Fair Friday; fresh west
erlv winds
Nevada-Cloudy Friday; warmer northw est.
Utah-Cloudy Friday: probably rain In northern
portion: cooler northwest
A ArIZODa-Showers in eastern portion early Fri
day: cloudy Friday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Friday; ffesh
westerly winds ALEXANDER Nc DIE,
al Forecast Official.
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The COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. n. y, Sept. 9.-The market re-
sponded to higher quotations at London with a
fractional rise the opening it responded yes
terday with decline. The market sank quite
weakly under the heavy realizing movement in
the morning. London buying invi ed realizing
sales and it is likely that the failure of large
outside brokerage house had something to do with
the heaviness on account OF the liquidation
tailed upon agents upon the floor. The assem-
bage OF the st. Paul directors with a quoru m
present was the effective influence in checking
the decline account of the prevalent belief that
extra dividend would be declared.
The advance which followed affected the other
grangerS by sympathy. and extended an i'm
proved tone all through the list The renewed
strength i'll the grain markets, the reports of heavy
traffic on railroads and The improvement in earn
ings helped the rally. Oregon Navigation showed
increase OF 1929 1906 for August. The pros
pect of settlement of he coal-miners strike
caused some movement III stocks of soft-coal
roads
Dealings in bonds again centered in the Atch-
ison issues. Total sales, $500. 000 Uni ed
States Old As coupon advanced ~ per cent bid.
Total sa es Of stocks today were COS ,696 shares
Including: AtChison, 9220: do preferred, %, ,225:
Canada Pacific. 3505; Burning on, % 300; {. c.
9955; L. dS N, 13,430; Manhattan L., 10, $50;
Missouri Pacific, ,lSO; N. h. d I. prefe red,
81 81; New Yo-k Central, 6075; Northern Pacific
preferred, l7,60S; Ontario and Western, '14U;
Reading, 95Z5; Rock Island, 1870; st. Pau,
129,725; southern Railway, 5435: do preferred
81 90; W abash preferred, 1850; W. & l. r,
1885; american obacco, 20l55; Bay State
Gas, 24020; Chicago Gas, 14525 General Flee
trio, 6S5U Laclede Gas. $500; Lead, Is, 72O;
Pacific Mail CLIO: Sugar. ll,127; I. e.. & J.,
1880: Western Union, 922U; Chicago Great
Western. SOLO.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
ALAMEDA COUNTY.

=Mountain View Cemetery Association to F. s.
Stratton, lot lob in plat So, Mountain View Gem
terry, Oakland Township; $120.
A. w. and Ida Pattani 10 M NJ. Croe, lot on w
line of Cottage street, l24 :3 of Central avenue
40 by w 100 being lot and portion of lot 6
Revised Map of Encinal Home Lots, Alameda:
W. G. and Mary C. Benton TO Mary J. Potter
lot Is, Map OF aurel Farm, near Haywards
Z. C. and Sarah T. Robin to O. H Burnham,
lot on line Of Union street, 1850 of Four.
quitclaim deed; s1V.
Mary F. and Charles A. Littlefeld to Richard D.
Grove, 80 by 100, block l.. Kelsey Tract
Oakland; $5.
Savings, lot on E line OF Telegraph avenue, s OF
Elm street, S 80 by 1926, block IL, Pacific
omt stead, Oakland: $5
Daniel and Hannah Galen to James Gallen lot
on line of Nineteenth street, 145 of Union.
l4s:01a 30:l 3-16, l45:71s, w 30 to begin
ming, lot 4S, Surryhne Tract Oakland; $40
t. NJ. Babbitt to Lucinda Babbitt. lots 7S and
81, Map OF Academy Homestead, Oakland: gift
Same TO same, lot on e corner of Prospect ay-
enue and Webster street, f 70 by N 275, Oakland:
gift.
O., line Of Brown street. 166 h of Grove, 90
by 12O:3 being lot 9, block A, Brown Tract
Oakland; gift
Same to Hattie B. Owen, lot H. block D. Brown
Tract. Oakand gift.
Alice S. Blake to f. P. Welle lot on 8 line of
Albion street, 271:7 of Grove, e 46, 9 I4O:6 w
As, N lao ~ to beginning, being portion of Alden
Tract, oakland: $40.
Henry and Rosa Mohr TO A bbe F. Aldrich, lOr
on line OF Myrtle street, 30 s of Eighteenth
20 by 100. block 5s3, Market-street Tract; Oak
land; So
Helen Rousseau to Annie E: Lareault, lot on W
line of Campbell street, 10O:714 y Of Atlantic, S
25 Dy 74:3. being lot 23, block 1885, Map of
g bbons property Oakland; 81.
Peter and Annie E. Lareault to Emma Alson,
same, Oakland; So
NJ. J., Mary l., j. W. and G. A. Laymance to
John Yule, all interest IN lots 19 and 20 map of
subdivision Of Lake Merritt Park East Oakland;
80
Edgar D. and c. NJ. Parker to same. same East
Oakland: So
Charles Mcdonald to Elizabeth A. Mcdonald,
all Interest in lot corner of East Seventeenth
street and Tenth avenue NV 1872 by NE rs
block 95, Clinton. East Oakland; gift
Theodore and Ida Wagner to X. g. and Harriet
Meyer, lot on Pine street, ~ of Eunice street.
+ 1876 by n 30, TO correct sos D., 66, Oakland
Township: SSU0
3 NJ and Lucinda Babbitt to May r. Gilpin lots
30 and ST. block A, Amended Map, Teachers
Tract, Berkeley; gift.
II. c. Morris 10 Margaret Raymond, lot g. block
IL, Warner Tract, Brooklyn Tnw ship; So
William ]. Lay nance to Herman Harfst lots l
and 2, b ock A, lots and 9, block j. Hem hill
Tract quitcIaim deed. Brooklyn Town ship $40
s. NJ aud Lucinda Babbitt to Hatty B. Owen,
lot 25 block 81. city of resno, Fresno; gift
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 9.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold to-day: Grapes-Tokay, 55c@Sl O5;
average, 73o: Muscat, 81 O5. Peaches-Salway,
50@60c. Pears-Bartietts, Sl@l 3D.
LONDON. ENG, sept 9.-The Earl Fruit Conn
pany sold to-day: Pears-Beu urre Hardy (half
boxes) So O4@2 40; B, Clairgeau, 81 @1 50;
Duo hesse, s. 1922 40: Acme, 81 92 Prunes-
Silver 81 4C92 SO = single crate Peaches Sac
per b K.
NEW YORK, n. Y. Sept. s-Porter Bros.
Company sold to-day: Pears-BartIetts, 81 25@
95. Prunes-Hungarian 81 65@l S5. Grapes
ToKays ;@l 10 per sin gle CRAZE; assorted. S5c09
81 so; i. uscats, 75@$l 80; Malvoise. $1 O5.
Plums - Japans, 81 l0@l 40: Satsum8s, 75c.
Ieaches-Saiways 45@05c; L. Crawfords, 400
75c.
NEW YORK. N. Y, Sept e.-The Earl Fruit
Company's auction sales: GrapeS-I okay, 81 15
@l 40; double crates, 81 3O@2 55; Muscat $l09
10 Prunes-German 3U@40c: Fali enberg .40c:
Gros, ST 35@l rs. Piums-Kelsey Japan, 6Oc@
81 20. Pears-Bartletts, 81 20@l 65; Onondaga,
75c; DIchesse, 65@s0c.
BOSTON. MASS. sept 9.-The Ea ri Fruit Com
pany's auction sales: Grapes-Tokay, 81 20@D1 60,
average S! 36; NJ Muscat 95c@Sl 10. avera,e ST..
Peaches-Ora .ge Cling 6. q &C, average roc: Nc
Dewitt, 5@7Oc; Diamond, 55c. Pears-Bartietts,
81 35@1 rs, average 81 60. Nine solo to day.
PHlIA DELPhIA, PA. Sept 9.-The Earl Fruit
Companys auction sales: Pears-Bartletts, 81 15
1l s., average 81 AS. Peaches-Urange Cling,
Nc eyitt 6oc: Strawberry. 60@90c. One cal sold
to-day.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 9.-The opening In wheat
was sluggish and at q shade under yesterd ay s
price. December started al 95A @95Is and sold
down to 955sc before any strength was shown to
support It The weakness was due to opening de-
clines at Liverpool and Paris. Foreign advices
however. changed the OF affairs about half an
hour from opening. 1t stated in dispatch
from Odessa that the crisis in the grain trade In
outhern Russia had been enhanced by the influx
Of half score of Hungarian com missioners who
purch aslng wheat at any price they could OBJ
tain 1t for II was so stated that the Government
had made extraordinary purchases of grain for
food reserve as precauton against another fam
Inc. This soon oblIterated the effect OF the sleh
declines ct Liverpool and P Paris, and more urgent
demand arose. the consequence being that by / 2
o'clock Decen Der had advanced to 97Tsc
Local scaipers, however fought shy OF the mar
ket for som time and were conspicuous!y reluc-
tant 10 have much TO do with it to-day. The ab-
ssnce of such an important controlling force was
seen in the difficulty com ission men h az In fill
ing orders, m ore especially buying orders. the
in The price were unavoid able, December wheat
was not tor sale after the first half nour by any
one who did not have u previously bought aud the
advance to 971sc Wa a tended by many fuctua-
tons The ord nary market news had nothing
very novel or exciting beyond the Odessa dispatch.
Chicago received 295 cars only 10 of them con.
tract Minneapolis and Duluth reported 672 car
loads against l04S year ago. The Atlantic port
clearances were equal in wheat and -four TO $685.
600 bushels The French demand for wheat which
had been somewha. In abeyance rev we'd again &C
cordIng to q cablegrain from London which quot
eu SHits 10 rranCe Ol q cargo OF already an0at
California wheat New York reported IS boat
loads taken there for export up to IL O'Clock.
The marx, t continued strong, 9731c being cur-
rent for December about half hour before the
close.
People who we're still bearishy inclined confined
short selling to May livery and that In conse-
quence got 10 slight discount, It's price being
97M when December WAS 9S1sc. At the closing
Decem ber had reached - 14c.
Trading in corn WAS not so active as OF late. but
the market was very firm, some of the firmness
being due 10 sympathy with wheat and predic-
tions OF frost in che Northwest
Oats opened weak. but firmed up later and re-
mained so for the rest OF the session.
Provisions were weak in comparison with the
grain markets, although pork showed an advance
at the close
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

CTEAMERs LEAVE BROADWAY "a.
y wharf, San Francisco. follows: Ezt4E4
For ports in Alaska, 8 A. NJ. Sc etuember 8, 3, l3,
Is, 23, 2S, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c., Port Town-
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett Anacortes and
New w stcom (BelliHgham Bay, Wash.l 9 A n
Sepi. g. g. Is. 1e Is, % and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the c. P. R.
R., at Tacoma with n. T. X. r., at Seattle with g.
n. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Arcata and Fields Landing (Hu m
boIdt Bay). Str Pomona P NJ, september l. s.
TO- a. Is, %, 27; October !. 5. 9, g. 1S, %. 20,
80: Novembe. 8 8 H. 16 20, "a 20.
For Santa Cruz Monterey. San Simeon, Cayucoa
Port Hartford (san Luis obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro, East San
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, at 8 A NJ
seplem er 7, IL, 15 19, 23 27, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Harrori
(San Luis Obispo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
seIes. Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport, IL
A. NJ oeptem ber b. 8, Is, Ii 81, 25. 29, and every
fourth day thereafter.
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo Mazatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer orzaba Id
A. N. the 2t of each month.
The Company reserves the right to change with
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours Of sailing Ticke. ofice-Palace Hotel, /
New Montgomery street.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., GenI Agents.
10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. 8 9-CATTLE-Sales we're
largely at S4 6O@5 80 for Beef Steers common lots
going for $4@4 rs and prime cattle at IS $50
As, some whit e-faced Durhams averaging lb41
pounds selling at SIS 45. Prime Hefers, s4 25@
5O Young Feeding Bulls S3@3 35; Calves.
Sc 50; Stockers and Feeders, 1904 so; Western
Feeders, 80 5O@4 Westerns we active at So rs
"a rs for Cows, Heifers and Steers, with Steers
going at So 60G4 20.
HOGS-~ales we're slow at So 70@4 40 as
treme range for Hogs and 50 1894 35 for Pigs.
Hogs sales were largely at S4@l4 25.
SHEk kP-Lam bs sold freely at $50b 10, a Jew
and in active demand at $4 tU@4 rs: Western
Range Sheep sold actively at So bugs S5, Feeders
selling at e3 5U@3 Co. with some lots So $50
rs Native Sheep were salable 1T 81 25064, few
going above $3 S5.
Receipls-CattIe 1000; Hogs $4,000; Sheep
lb GOO.
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R, A. Golding, a Peddler,
the Victim of Three
Boy Footpads.
They Attacked Him in a Barn
While He Was Stabling
His Horse.
Harrison Porter, Arrested for Grand
Larceny, Suspected of Being One
of the Robbers.

Harrison Porter, a boy Is years of age,
who gives his occupation as a cooper, was
arrested yesterday by Detectives Ryan
and O'Dea on a charge of grand larceny.
A warrant has been out for Porter s
arrest since June last year. On June he
stole horse and buggy belonging to
James Marshall, an expres~man. He sold
the horse to a dealer on Harrison street
for $40 and the wagon to blacksmith for
SIS. Then be disappeared and only re-
turned to the City few days ago.
Porter is also suspected OF being impii-
Gated in a robbery on Saturday night, but
it looks at present as if he would not be
charged for the crime.
Saturday night, about 8 o. clock, r. A.
Golding, a peddler, who keeps his horse in
Spa rks barn, 1903 Harrison street, was In
the barn alone sta bling his horse.
Three BOYS, who had been watching for
Golding, stole into the barn. and as Gold
ing left the stall after feeding the horse,
they sprang upon him. One OF them
hands and choked him. Another punched
him on the face and in the stomach till be
fell shrieklng to the floor.
The third Quickly went through his
pockets, but divining what they were
after, Goiding had the presence of mind
to take S8 out OF his pocket and keep 1t in
his closed fist. The robbers had heard
the jingle of the coin, and not finding any
in his pocket, they seized hold of his
clenched fist and struggle ensued for the
money.
Golding's screams had been heard, and
the robbers hearing the approach of hurry
ing footsteps, dashed Golding's clenched
fist against the floor and the money was
scattered. They made a grab for it and
quickly disappeared in the darkness.
Golding, who was bleeding from wounds
in his face, told Sparks, the owner of the
barn, who was one of the men that heard
his cries, that h had been robbed. A
lantern was procured and, after a search,
$5 rs was found on the floor. The robbers
had got away with 81 %.
From description of one of the robbers
Detectives Ryan and O'Daa thought tina
Porter answered the bill. Golding called
at the City Prison last night and he
picked Porter out of six men who stood
up in row before him. The detectives
were about to book Porter on charge of
robbery when GoGin, asked to have
look at him again. He went 10 the cell
and after zing him up surprised the Off
GERS by saying he was not sure ne was the
man.
GoIding will have an opportunity of see-
ing Porter N daylight Today, when he
will nave a final chance of Identifying him
or Dot.
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EXPLANATION.

The arrow fliss with the wind. The top figures
et station indicate maximum temperature for tho
DAYS: those underneath it. II any, the amount OF
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hundredths
curing the past twelve hours. 1sobars or solid
tberms or do.,eS % ,tn.. " .o1naI ar,nperetnrs ~.
word "hKh" means high barometrc pressure and
Is usually ACCOMPANIED by fair weather: "low"
refers TO low pressure. and Is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows usually first appear on 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:
out when the "low' Is inclosed with tsobars Of
marked curvature, rain south of oregon is improb-
able. With "high" in he vicinity OF Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
WI produce opposite result
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, NY, Sept.e.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram: The stock markets
were siren sthened to-Iay by the retention OF the
bank rate but the Americans are still the only
depa rtment where any movement of any i'm
portance is taxing place. quiet opening in
tn ose stocks was followed by great strength and
animation. the bears closing in aniicipat the
settlement and the public being small buyers of
low priced descriptions
Fifty thousand sovereigns in gold we @ with
drawn from the bank to-day for India aud ELS, OOu
for ova Scotia.
The erin market was more or less weak The
Paris bourse had fir N opening became dull but
closed AT a recovery.
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NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET.

NEW YORK, n. Y, Sept 9-Wheat made q
gain of about &c q bushel to-dsy, December reach
ing the highest point since August % when it sold
at 81 O41A. Shorts were active buyers inspired
by sensational cable cries to the effect that un-
gary was large purchaser OF Russian wheat to
supply home deficiencies. Foreign houses bought
futures in the forenoon and later took about 80
loads of actual grain, Guiding a fair business for
the early market but closed firm vii most of the
opening loss regained. Speculation broadened out
a l1ttie, Stlmula ed by renewed interest the
part of the big Chicago traders and a belief at
efforts Will be made to push wheat in Chicago
mel mt su hsides Some of the local bulls talk
ing 81 % for September in New York. but con-
to-morrow's overnment report would be bullish
helped along he bull sentiment December so d
from 81 to 81 OF spd closed at 81 Ola or 1ac
higher than last night
Merch an disc.
NEW YORK, n. Y, ept 9.-Flour receipts
26,29s barrels; exports, 160. Firmer and hig her,
without i'm portant busin
WHEAT - Receipts, 9l,775 bushels; exports,
144,ss4. spo., strong; No. red, 81 061a. OPP
tious opened lower in consequence of weak
cables but turned strong and adv anced all day
reports that Hungary was buying wheat in
Russia coupled with a fair exp1rt demand and
red, Nav, ST. 0O14@1 Ols1 closed ST 6I5s: Sep
tember 81 o21e@l o414; closel 81 04A
Sc Pacific Coast 1855 crop sgs 1885 crop crop SO SO
&c; London steady, 55@ 0s
WOoL-strong Fleece, @27c; pulled, No 2
extra, 21@40c; Texas. 10@l6c
PETkJ IL r UM-iUlL easy.
P1G1RON-Warrants closed quiet: Sc S0@7.
LAKE COPPER-Quiet: Sl1 l0@ll %
TIN-Dul; Sl3 55@l3 60
SPELTER-Quiet; "A 25@4 80.
LEAD = Quiet; exchange firm, 81 1904 40;
brokers, $4
COFFEE-Options opened steady with prices
unchanged TO points higher ana closed barely
STEADY with prices po nts net lower To higher
Sales $3.50 bags, including September SIS 80: De-
cember, So 80 Spot Coffee-kio, steady: No. Z
invoice, ts4e: ioboing, 714c; mild, steady; Cor
dova, 1O12@161ac.
SUGAR. Raw strong; fair refining. 3s,sc: CEN
trifugal SO tes', 376c: refined frmer; mold A,
5l6c: standard A, 81 &c: onfectioners' A.
5-l6; cut loaf 1l-16c; crushed. 5 IL &c;
powdered slice; granu:ated.. 51sc; cubes
5 5-l6c
BUTTER - Receipts 1884 packages: STEADY !;
Creamery Western, 12@lSc; Elgins, lsc; factory,
S@12c.
EGGs-Receipts, S055 pack ages; quier state
and Pennsylvania, 17@lsc; Western. Ice.
Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept. 9.-California dried
steady.
EVA PoRATED APPLEs-Prime wire tray. &c;
wood dried, prime, 614c; choice, e1ac; fancy,
6sz@7
TkUNEs-31a@71ac per pound as to size and
quality.
APRICoTs-RoysL 7@sc: Moorpark e@Ilc
PEACH ES-Unpeeled 7(6lUc; peeed, 1lMi4c.
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WERE HAPPY AT FAIRFAX.

St. Brigid's Parish Reunion Was
Grand Success.
The grand reunion of the mem bers of
st. Brigid's parish took a big crowd to
Fairfax Park yesterday whare the excur-
sionists spent the day IN dancing, sports
and wandering over the spacious grounds.
The contest Tor the most popular cadet
of company G, the prize being a hand
some banj }, was one of the most musin .
features OF the outing. The contest finally
narrowed down to Herbert Harvey and
J. Toohy. the former winning just at the
cali of time.
Prizes for the games as well as for the
gaze were numerous and costly.
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Kanaaa City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept 9-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1000. Best grades steady, others slow.
Texas steers. 81 55@3 90; Texas cows 81 2o@
so: native steers, $500 20; native cows and
heifers, 81 50@3 75: stockeTs and feeders 81 70
"a so; bulls, So 25@3 SO
HOGS-Receipts, bU00 Market steady at yes
terday's close. Bulk of sales $3 1904 pig heav-
les, $3 95@4 %; packers $3 9U@4 10; mixed, SAG
Is lights. SIS 9J@4 l21z; workers, 81 100
4 l212; pigs. So o0@4 ~.
81 EkP-Receipts. 1000. Market steady. Lambs,
So 25@5 muttons S3@s3 rs.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
North PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
Via Sausalito Ferry).
Hroun Gan Erapcisco (,o.nroanctny ~ ,oo,

WEEKDAYA
For Mil Valley and Sa Rafael-7:0O, sS:ls,
s9:4a 1850 A. M: "1:45 SO, 400. 5:I6
s6:0u, = 80 p. NJ
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays. wednes.
days and Saturdays AT II 80 p "
SUNDAYS.
For Mil Valley and San Rafael-s8 100, 50 100
so 200, loo. 1i:3O 4. N; 100, l:l5 $3.50
~: 100, $3.50, 6:45. IL :OOP NJ.
IL :OO A n does no. run to san Rafael; $3.50 and
II :OO p. n do not 20 Mill Valley.
1xAins marked = run to San Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
vMO A. II weekdays for Cazadero and way sta
tions; l:Ao r. n. Saturdays for Cazadero and
way stations: 500 ~. L. sundays for Cazadero
ana way stations: 500 4. n sundays for JoiDt
6sves and way stations
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ST. LOUIS Mo, Sept. e.-wheat touched the
dollar mark again at noon to-day and advanced
traction more. eports of killing frosts in the
Northwest and estimates on the European short
age of wheat caused Decem ber which opened at
9S1zc and declined lac, advance fully &c, clos
lns finally at 81, or lac below the top. The uther
OPTIC closed at Sl3s for September an advance
OF 1885 from yesterday, and May at 81 Ola, 20
1.udxn
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NorE-In the above exposition of the tide, the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column and tho successive tides Of the day In the
order o. occurre nee to time. The second time
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives the last tide Of the day except
when there are but three tides sometimes
sccurs. The heights given are additions to the
soundlngs on the United States Coast Survey
charts except when . rlinus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given u subtractivs
from the depth given by the charIn-
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ON aha.

OMAHA, NEBR, Sept. e-CATTLE-Receipts
800. Market steady. Native beef steers, 81 log
10; Western steers, S3 609 50; Texas steers.
s3 25@4: and heifers, s. 9U@3 90; Gamers.
81 25@2 30; stockers and feeders lower, $3 500
30; ca YES &4@6; bulls stays. ETC., $2@3 70
Hoe S-keCeipts 5000. Market 5c lower
Heavy So s5@4 81. mixed. So 9O@s 95; light
S3 95@4 o.: Luk Uf sales. So 90@4
SHEkP-Receipts. 270U: market steady: fair to
choice natives, s.. 30@3 81; choice West
erns, $3 20@3 60; common and stock sneep 81 76
as so; lambs SIS 5U@5 25
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-10

Corn. Sligo: No. Oats. 2Oc; No. White, f. o.
b. 23c: No. White, f. O. b., 21@221ac: No
Rye, 5l1ac: No Barley nominal: No 8.
81 o31s@l 061a; Prime Timohy Seed. 50 ESQ
2 70; Mess Fork p bbl. So 65@s TO- Lard = 100
lbs, 81 rs: short Ribs sides Qoose) S3 0495 10;
Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxed), 513 3@5Nc: short
Clear Sides (boxed) $4,000; Whisky. distillers
finished goods, per gallon,