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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30
GEORGES SUDDEN DEATH.


Tour Some Hours Before-The Victim
of Apoplexv- Hard Work of the Cam
paign Killed Him.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Henry George,
the candidate of the Jeffersonian
Democracy for mayor of Greater New
York, died suddenly in the Union
Square hotel, of what is thought to
have been apoplexy.
Mr.. George arrived at the hotel at
about l o'eock in the morning. He
had Just come from several large mass
meetings in the boroughs OF Queens
and Brooklyn The work Of the night
seems to have told on him. He COM
planned of being tired, but his friends
and relatives who awaited him thought
it only the natural fatigue that follows
such hard campaign work as Mr..
George had been doing.
Not long after reaching the hotel he
retired. Mrs George awaited him III
room % Of the hotel 1t was about
3 30 o'clock when Mrs. George was
awakened She found Mr.. George
sitting in an armchair.
II am not feeling quite comfortable, !"
said Mr. George to his wife
won't You go back to bed? en-
quired Mrs. George anxiously.
Il will sit here awhile. was the an
swer
Mrs. George at once grew anxious as
to her husbands condition. Mr.. George
gradually grew incoherent and lapsed
into semi Inconsistencies.
Mrs. George was now thoroughly
alarmed and called her son, Henrv
George, Jr., from an adjoining room.
Frank Stevens was also called in.
Mr.. George was now unconscious.
A call was sent to DR.. Kelly of III
Jass Fifty ninth street, and he came
without deie~
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MARTHA CLAYB0URN WON.
Common Law w f. of Allen Gregory
CTS sis Fortune.

CHICAGO, Oct 30.-Probate JUDGE
Kohlsaat has rendered his decision IN
the Gregory will case in favor OF the
plaintiff Martha Clavbourn. The con-
test over the 81 100000 estate of Allen
Gregory, father of the stockyards. !"
which has been in progress several
days, proved q sensation.
The plaintiff, Martha Claybourn.
sought to establish her rights as he
widow of Allen Gregory. and did so
through the evidence given by Mrs.
Lille Gregory of Kansas City, niece
of the millionaire Mrs. Gregory testi-
fed that on March last she performed
common law marriage ceremony
uniting her uncle and Miss Claybouru.
with whom he is said to have lived for
40 years.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30

ne Nus I'll sfFbuSo '''' 'f9F t>"hler"
enoe, but Assv Z, .icnso.
CHICAGO, Oct. - =. h@~'es o.
Brown, D. D., still stauDs SIS. nded
from the ministry.
BAY conference was declared by the
mutual council of the Congregational
chur Il TO be justified in its action in
suspending him.
AT the same time the finding of the
council vindicates him of the OF iglnal
FERROUS charge and urges that the con.
ference ard the minister strive to adj
just =. TT ii ereHce.
The yrr'flct Is d vi. ,p.v for the Bay
conference. with 'palaatlve" for DIR.
Brown.
His position at the present time is q
strange one He is suspended from the
Bay conference, on the Pacific coast
This finding has been JUSTIFIED by the
appellate body. His ministerial stand.
ing is effected. Still, he may femain
as pastor o; the Green treet church,
Chicago, as long as the church cares to
have him, he may remain member
of the Chicago association as long as
the association cares TO welcome him
into the fold.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30

LApoRTE, Ind, Oct 30.-There was a
dramatic scene IN the Pinkerton muir
der trial here. John AMI Daisy Pink
erton, son and daughter of Charles
Pinkerton, who is on trial for his life.
took the witness stand and gave evil
dence which, if uncontradicted will
send their father TO the gallows or de-
prive him of his freedom for life.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30
One Of the Best

The Morgantown New DOMINION,
one of the best papers in the State,
now appears as a daily.-Huntin9-
ton Herald.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30
The Leading Florist

Mary NJ. Jenkins, Florist, Grafton,
w. Va. Fine cut flowers and floral
designs speciality. Potted plants in
variety. Grafton. w. Va. Box 221.
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striking Miners Arrested.

PITTsBURG, Oct 30.-The New York
and Cleveland Gas Coal company has
called on Sheriff Harvey Lowry to stop
the marching in the neighborhood Of
the mines. and as a result 38 marchers
were arrested at Plum Greek yesterday.
Sheriff Lowry has given orders to his
deputies to arrest all marchers, and it
is expected the men at Sandy and Tur-
tie Greeks will be arrested today.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30

The death Of Henry George who
died Of appoplexy yesterday morn
ing has thrown the New York may
orally campaign into confusion.
What effect it will have on the cleo
ton is hard to tell but the general
impression is that Van Wyck will be
helped more than any one else by the
turn affairs have taken 1t leaves
him the only Democratic candidate
in the field as no more nominations
can now be made and there are two
Republicans opposed to him. This
will make his election almost sure.
The city is strongly Democratic and
in the face of divided Republican
party it is very hard to see how any
one else can pull out majority.
Georges death was most unexpected.
He seemed to be in the best of
health and died in few moments
after his illness attacked him He
was in many ways the most unique
personality in America He stood
as the embodiment of the single tax
movement and it has suffered a we'll
nigh irreparable injury in his death.
In many ways mistaken and mis-
guided he was man without guile
and an example worthy of the emu
lation of the young. Another typi-
cal American has passed away.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30
T N DEATH VI GEORGE
i ri,:ely Throw any Votes
10 an.,4a.4y.
III t3w VII ef ;oME.

A. he Gsorg. Leaders Mt First Favsre
supporting rhr Ciiizens' U.no Candi-
date, bur Finally Somins eel th. son
of Their Dead andidntr.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30

+. l.. NARET has received another
supply of the justly popular Malt
Mead.
A FULL line of Reymers box can
dies the finest goods on the market
has been received by +. L. Naret.
MARRIAGE licenses have been issued
to jeremiah Stewart, 33, of Fayette
county, Pa, and Annie Belle Blosser,
81; and to Jesse Frankenberry, 26,
and Florence Robinson, 30.
SUCH Musicians as Remengi con-
slider the Starr Piano without an
equal. You will regret it if you buy
piano without comparing it with
the Starr. Walter A. Mestrezat, Agt.
THIS morning saw the first real
heavy frost of the season. 1t was
very much in evidence. Everybody
saw it. Thermometer even tumbled,
getting down to %, the lowest reach
ed this fall
TIE fronts of several offices on
Chancery Row have been painted a
brilliant red. The exciting scenes in
court this session have evidently
made the lawyers hilarious. Cox
& Baker and L. V. Keck have start
ed the decoration.
THERE is hardly any use for us to
again call your attention to our Car
pet Department except to say to you
that they are being sold at the same
old prices as before the advance.
Don't forget that. HIRscHMAN's.
THE Football Game last Saturday
between the Farmont Gymnasium
club, and the Second team of the w.
V. q. was a very game from start
to finish, neither side making a score.
There was a small attendance at the
game, and consequently the "Gym"
came out in the hole when it came
TO paying expenses. The University
team came at noon and were quarter
ed at SINNERS Tavern. The crowd
this time was much more orderly
than the one the week before. This
game was the first appearance of the
Fairmont team, and the boys can
congratulate themselves on the result
Of Saturdays work. Hess and Stand
ford, were the "bone and sinew'' Of
the game on the Fairmont side but
the remainder of the team showed
excellent training, and in a few "hoto
games will make good players. The
affair was under the management of
George Watson, who is great lover
of athletic sports. The Fairmont
team will go to Morgantown to play
in a week Or .-Fairmont Free
Press,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-10-30
Rv. DR.. BROWNS p9-ii ON.

He stsn ds sn pended t'..,,rt e4y Confer
enoe, but Nsisv T. icngo.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady at 2ls Sd,
usual options. The chartered wheat A 'et in po,t
has registered tonnage of 29,7OO tons, against
37,lO0 tons on the same date last year; olsen
gagged. 1O2, $50 tons against 5O7l7; the way
TO this port, 10000 tons, Rgains. 22S,5OO
WHEAT-The market is in fair shape, the de-
manu being rather better and the shippers ara
paying full figures for desirab. e lots Futures are
firm in s. mpathy with Chicago Quoted at 81 21 IA
@l 2212 for No. l, 81 1884 al 25 for choice and
81 2712E0l 80 Q ctl for extra choice tor milling.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:15 o'clock-December-
40 U ctls, 81 2l14 $4,000, 81 2lss.
SECOND SEssIoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION - December -
1000 ctis, 81 2l3s; 1000 81 2l1a; S000 81 2l6s
AFTERNOON eEssIoN-Decem ber-4O0O ctlS
81 81 Ts 5000, 81 -.
BARLEY-Feed is firm at the old prices. New
Brewing is also firm, but ola is nominal Feed,
70@73s4c, outside figure for choice bright; new
Brewing, s5@S71zc; old Brewing, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFO RMAL SESSIONS Us o'cIock-No sales
SECOND SEss IoN-No sales.
REGULAR MORNING >ESsIoN-No sales.
AFTERNOON SESSIoN-\o sales
OAI~-The marEet continues dull, with light
offerings. Fancy Feed, 81 256D1 80 = ct; good
to choice, 81 lO91 90: common, 95cG5Sl OF ~ p
ctl. Clipped oats sell at Sl@Z q ton over the raw
product.
CoRN-stocks are altogether TOO heavy for the
demand and prices continue weak. Large Yellow,
971ac@$I; small Round 90, 81 lO@l 1215;
White, S5@s21 1.c
hYE-New il weaker and dul. Old is held
still higher AT 81 20. New, 8 IA 1850 q ctl.
BU(hWHEA T-Nominal at 81 BOG 40 per ctl
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

Apr 29-LAt 81 S long SO w shin Rar,ne Broth
ers from Port Blakeley, for Plv mouth
May oO-Lat II >. long SO w, Br shin Moryen
from Swansea, TOR San francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Wells. Fargo & Co. to R C. hambers. lot on Sw
corner Of hcAllister and scott streets, w 3O6 3 by
Thomas Pemberthy to Annie Pemberthy, lot on
line of Jersey street. 202:7 w of CastIo, w 24:4
by ] IA, quilclaim dee 1; $40.
John r. and Camille y. Carroll to Elizabeth C.
Whittier and Gertrude b Carroll lot on r line of
so, 1898, w 2:6, Z. w 27:6 1873. W go:
$40.
Louise and Bertha Bourquard and Henry A.
vi lenneve TO Antonietta and NJ. g. oninip lot on
) line of Jackson street, Z06:3 e of Taylor K
z2:ll by S 1875: IS.
administrator Maurice ]. Wall lot on Z line of
Jon.s street, 80 of Turk, 27:s by E lO7:6;
Maurice j. Wall to Edward COnneII, same, quit
aim deed; $40.
Edward ]. Francis and S. and Dominic Nc
Fennon and Annie Kennedy to same, same: $40.
Giuseppe aud talerina schenone TO Giuseppe
S OF Lake, = 25 by " l2O $40
=, A X P Harmon Jr and Eta q; Edwards to
OF sai sS STae5 lot On y, Y Pe % street. 1915
John and Maggie ]. Tamonv to Peter Tamony
lot on line Of 7 D6 sees Fl l7S 81 Of Epgs1is
1875, w 20, lots 3SO 33l, S32, 3S4, 336, SSs, Gift
Reese HeweiIyn to Anna newellyn. lot on s
corner of Java and Park avenue. sW 1875 ST.
125. NE l5l:2, W l2s:7. beng lois to 10 and
terest in 8, and 10, block 5, Flint Tract Home
stead gift
NJ H. Logan to Maclean Hospital and sani-
tarium, lot on SW corner OF Casei avenue and
Douglass street, w 206:S by > 22S, except the n
line OF Nineteenth extended w from w OF Doug
lass, Isl - w Of Douglas. w 5l:4 by n ia; also
lot on line of reward street, 1858 w of Doug
lass, n S9.70. w 1887. y 55.S5. f SOO6: $40
Martin hammers. etc, To Martin hammers, lots
10 s, % and "a block 1O24, surveys Of salt
marsh and tue lands. also lots 81 and 90, boc<
4SS. Bay City Homestead Associa ion, also lot
III corner Alas aud " ater Front streets, =
17O:l0. l1U:lQ. NV 2O3:S. also properly in san
Joaquin County: Sl345.
Martin and Dorothea hammers to Annie NJ d.
Meussdorffer, lot on Sc corner Alaska and Water
Front streets, 5 l70:1U,E 11O:lO,NW 2O3 g; $40.
Same TO Hermanda and Bette Joost, lots 10 8,
23 and "a, block 1u24, surveys Of salt marsh and
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
THE wEATHE.. BUREAU.

UEITRD STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcUL-
IURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco, June
%, 1897, P.
The following are the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from Weather Bureau
stations in California;:
Eureka so, Red Bluff rs Fresno 50, San Luis
obispO ~, Los Angeles 76 san Diego SO, Yuma
1O2.
San Francisco data; Maximum temperature 50,
minimum So, mean 81.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts
The weather conditions improving through
out Northern California and southe oregon.
The pressure is slowly rising in WesIern
Washing, on and Oregon. showers have occ urred
al ng the coast TO-DAY from Cape Mendocino
northward. Elsewhere the wea her has been
fair.
forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty
hour ending midnight June %, 1897:
Northern Cal fOrnia-Fa-r. except partly cloudy
on the northern coast Wednesday; warmer in the
mort the EAST portion; fresh westerly winds.
Southern CaIifornia-kair Wednesday; fresh
westerly winds.
Nevada-Fair Wednesday.
Utah-Fair " ed nesday.
ArizonR-far w, dnesday.
san Francisco ana vicinlty-Fair Wednesday:
fresh ives ,erly winds. w. H. HANMoN,
Local EOrecas. Official.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

delphIa and Baltimore refined, So 10; refined In
bulk, % IS.
HoPs-Crop of 's5. s@4c: crop 'ss. 6@sc; coast.
crop '95' 3@4c; crop se. 6@1O. London market
60Q70s
wooL-DOmestic fleece. 1s@ysc; pulled, l6e
HIDEs-Buenos Ayres. dry, 20 lbs, 1s1a@lsc;
Galveston 20 to 25 lbs, lac.
Observation-Disclosures sole BuenoS AyreS. light
10 heavy weights. lS@20c: acid. 1e922c.
Dried Fruits.
RAISINs-California 5O-lb boxes. 2SLc: crown,
3$4@b1sc; seeded, 754@s1zc; seedless muscAtels,
51a@5lc.
CURRANTs - 4Ts@5142 in barrels: cleaned
6@7lSc.
FKJNEs-Californa, 26- n boxes S14@7c; BON
boxes, S@7c
EACHEs-CaliforniA unpeeled. bags e@sc;
boxes, 7@9c; peeled. lO@l2e.
APRlCOTS-CAlifornas ooxeA S149l SO; bAgA
71a@l0c.
CITRoN-Il@l21sc for fancy boxes
FIGS-F&ncy ordinary. l2@1sc; fancy washed
2O@22c.
DATFS-Parsian. CON boxes. 21z@33zc; Fard
in boxes, s4(15c; cases, 534@6c.
WALN Vi s. California standard 61zc; soft
shell, &c.
ALMoN Ds-sheIled. 15s4@2sc
PIG IRoN-southern So 269lO SO: Northern,
~ TIN-strAits SlS sO@14 90
LEAD = BROKERS. IS Is; exchange. &S 81.
Stocks and Bonda
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
A Smart Cahin-Rnr-

A certain captain included among his
cargo . number of gaIlon-jars of fine
brandy. Incidentally he also included a
remarkably smart and intelligent cabin
boy. The worthy skIppsr had a deep
rooted aversion TO the inconvenient
curiosity of the revenue officers-in short,
he desired to land his brandy without
their aid.
Upon berthing his vessel alongsIde the
quay a plank was pushed on to the jetty,
and as soon as the patrol came within
few yards the cabin boy, carrying the
jars, stepped ashore and was Immediately
accosted by the customs officer. The fol-
lowing dialogue ensued:
well, my lad, what have you got
there2"
Cant tell you, sir"
But you must"
Captain said 1 wasn't to, SIR"
"On, but I'm a Custom-house officer,
my boy, and if you don't tell me what you
have there l shall call that constable over
yonder and have you arrested
We'll, sir, captaIn'll just kill me if he
knows. He said l was 10 take the jars 10
MI. =" mentioning the officers name),
"12 B street, with his compliments"
'Oh, yes; see. It's all right; I'm Mr..
-. Here's shilling for your honesty
and, see, go out this way"
The officer is still waiting for the arrival
OF that boy and brandy, and will have to
Mait.--Tit-Bits.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
DE CIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

Cantaloupes from Yuma are hard to sell At s3
p dozen
Cherries have ceased to be the leading fruit now
and Peaches ana Apricots have the call. Peaches
in large supply and dull, but Apricots sell
very ell. Apples and Pears In their usual
large STOCK. PIums running green yet. Figs
not very active.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
straw berries, $2G3 p chest for large and 81 50
"a so for small
Black berries S2G03 q chest
Gooseberries. l@I15c ? D for small and 2Ihc
for large and 495c for English
RaSpberres $3@5 2 chest
CurTants, / JUd3 q chest.
Peaches 2O@40c 2 box and 3O@4Oc p basket
Plums, z5@75c y box.
Cherry Pl1ms, l5G25c p drawer.
Royal Apricots 25950c p box and 35@5Oc p
basket.
Green Pears. 26@s5c p box and 1O@l6c .
basket
Old Apples, $l@l SO; New Apples, 1s035c a
small and 6b@S5c q large box and 26@ SC .
basket
Cherries, 2O@4Oc p box; loose Black. :@sc
p n; Royal Anne, 35@5Oc p box and 31z@4 1ac
p ID In bulk.
Figs Black. single layers, 25@4oc 2 box; double
layers. 6C@75c.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges s202 so
for choce 70 fancy and sl61 so p box for com
mon; Seedlings Sl@l SO p box Mediterranean
Sweets, 81 500l rs; 81. Michaes, 50 bO63:
Lemons, 76c@ rs for common and 81 5G(02
p box for good to choice; Mexican Lines, IS 90
az: calf fJrnia Lines 75c p toV; Bananas 81 %
az 80 . bunch: Fineapp.es, $s@4 so p doz-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
PROVIsIONS.
,icle on the list.

Trade is still dull
CRED MEATS-Bacon, 71ac 2 h for heavy,
sc y n fer light medium, sc 2 h ligh, lOc 2 ID
tor extra light and lie p ID for sugar cured East
ern sugarcured Hams, l2@l2izc 2 ID; California
Hams, l01s@Ilc Mess Beef, $S@S so p Dbl;
extra mess do. IS 5O99; family do, 90 oO@lO;
extra prime Pork. SlO@1U so extra clear, 81 IS 5O
tdl4 z hbl; mess $I2 5U@13 . bbi; Smoked Bee
912c p fb
l-AkD-Eastern tierces are quoted at oi4c for
compound and &c for pure; pals. 615e; California
tlercsS 414c n for compound and bL3c Tor
pure; half-bbls, 53lc; 1O-ib tins, 614c; do 6-n.
61zc q h
than 300 Ds-I-b pai : 50 in a case. S1sc; 3ib
,ails' 20 in case, sssc; 5-fh pals. ~ in Case
sac; lO-ib D ,ils IN Size: 5O-1b tins, or
IN case, 75sc; wooden buckets so lbs net,
75sc: fancy tubs, 80 rbs net 1855; halfbbls about
llU lbs, 71zc = b
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23

CokN-June, 24H20246sc; July 22SSc.
OATS-June, l731c; July, SC.
BARLEY-Cash o. 3, 27n33c.
RIE-Cssh, Sac; July. 1914
FLAASEED-Cash, July, 161ac: September
761zc-
11MoTHY-Cash and September, 81 1902 721h.
Produce.
ToRK-June 81 81: July. 81 40.
LARD-June So y; July, 50 7o9s ~.
RIBS-Juy, So IS.
BUTTEK-Market firm.
Creameries-Extras 14Izc: 6rsts, IS1h614c:
seconds, l2@ &c Dsires-Ex tras, 12c; hrsTs 10
Gllc; seconds &C. Imitation creamerias-E
1OGllc; ladies, extras, 10c; frsts, &c; packing
Stock. Il esh, &C.
cases returned loss OIL salsb.e at S12c.
Livestock.
HOGS Light. sS 9O93 as; mixed So SOA
3 4212; heavy, SO 1908 40; rough, So 05@3 Is.
Packers bought 20, 9OO shippers 1900. Receipts
to-day 2l,OO0 Estimated receipts for tomorrow
SO 00U.
CATTLE-Beeves, So 5O@5 10: cows and heif
ers 81 1904 20; Texas steers, 81 S0G4 20: stock
ers and feeders, So 40tG4 40 HeceIpts 2bUO. Est-
mated receipts for tomorrow Il 900
SHEEP-Receipts 10000
Receipts at Omaha.
SOUTH OMAHA, NEBz, June 22-CATTLF-
Receipts, 42O head market steady TO lOc lower.
HoG>-Receipts, 1910 head; market fully sc
higher
sHEEP-Receipts, 300 head; market steady.
Receipts at Kansas CITY
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June % -CATTLE-Re-
eeipts. $50 head best grades steady; others a
shade lower
HCGS-Recepts. %, 800 head: market steady
sHEEP-keceipts, 5000 head; market steady.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
HIDES. TALLow, WOOL AND HOPS.

Wool is quoted rather higher and holders are
very firm The effects of the tarih are now being
seen. The demand also shows marked improve
ment. hops are nominal and neglected Hides
are dull
HIDES AND SKINs-Culls and brands sell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy salted steers, e@St3c
q h; medium, &c; light, 61z@7c p h; CowLides,
612eGIc; stags &c; salted hip, 69Ic; saIted caIf'
culIs and brands. lUc; dry Kip and Veal, s@lOc;
ory Cali. SC; culls, 10c; Goats~ins, 2OG3bc each
klds, DC; DeersKins, good summer, 2oc q ID
medium, 20c; winter. zoe; Sheepskins, su earrings
1OG2Oc each; short woo, 25@4U each; medium
4O@5Oc each; long wOois 5O@i &C each.
ALLOW-\o. l, rendered, 2Sz GSc ? ID; No z,
214@L 12c; refined, 434c; Grease, &c ? b.
MOOL-Spr.ng clip is quoted: Mountain, 20
13c; Foothi.l, 9@Ilc; San Joaquin, years clip,
e9Sc; do, seven months, 7Gs9c p b; Nevadas, 10
9lSc; Eastern Oregol SGI-c.
HOPS-6(1Sc for fair choice and 9C11Oc ? ID
for fancy. Ontr. cts being drawn at SO IOc
TOR new oregons and 719G9c for lew Wasningtons
and Sag lOc for Cali oT..i-s-
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL, June 22-PTovisons were
higher owing TO better prices for hogs the yards
and smaller receipts Trading was only fairly
active and mostly 10 cover by shorts. Packers
were the principal sellers. There some buy
ing BY ouisiiers. The cash demand only fair
small supply of native cattle met q rather
fee BILE demand ~ MONDAYS prices Only the
cho ce smooth steers sold readily at the values Of
the day before. Feeders were slow of sale at 2Uc
decline from the best prices of last week. and a
liberal supply OF veal ca had go fully sc be-
low prices paid a aEo. There were nc fresh
arr ivals in the Texas division
In hogs there was a brisk ira .e from the outset
at = sirong 81 advance on N onday's best prices.
or 71sc above The weak opening prlces OF that
day. On that basis the the supply was rapidly
bought up packers operating freely and taking
everything useful.
The she, about the same as Monday
and found guile re ady sale at steady prices. Tue
demand TO neavy sheep is still SLACK, but all Eood
Hsht and heavyweight sh' p yeariines and lam
sell readily s.aughterers 81 a big loo advance
on last weeks reduced prices
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
Exclamation.

~ station Indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath It. II any, the amount Of
rainfall, OF melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours. 1sobars, or solid
lines, connect poin OF equal air pressure; iao-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word high" means high barOmetric pressure and
is usually accompanied by fair weather: "low"
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
flows" usually first appear on the Washington
coast. When :he pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobArs extend
north and south along the coast. rain is probable:
but when the "lOw'' is inclosed with isObars Of
marked curvature rain south of oregon is mprob-
able. With "high" in The vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast,
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter The reverse of these conditions
will produce opposite result
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-23
HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

Hay IS higher. 1t is not very often that Hay
advances this time of the year. when the new crop
Is coming in. NO change in Bran and Middlings
BRAN-S14@l4 so for the best and 81 3@l3 so
2 ton for ou tside brands
MIDDLIA G~-$lS@l9 for lower grades and
S19 5O92O so p ton for the best
FEEDSTUFrS - Rolled Barley, S16 5O@17;
Oicake Meal at the mill. S26 so p ton; iobbng.
S27 so.
HAY-Old Wheat is quotable At SS9ll p ton:
new Wheat, S7@9 so p ton: Wheat and Oat, $7G
10; Oat S6CdS 50; Wild Oat, $6G7 so; LRi.
lev, S6 50@S; BARLEY. SjQ5 80 for River and
$6@7 for other grades; compressed, s7@l0; new
a falfa, first cutting $5G5 so; second $6G6 so
stock S6@7; new Clover, S61S p ton.
STRAW-25n5Oc = bale