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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
WEATHER CONDTTIONs AND GENERAL

rgEAELhrL-
The pressure has fallen rapidly oyer Utah
and Arizona a storm ~ considerable energy
oVerlies -he irter-uCUntsin region. and east
bound travellers by an routes may expect severe
V-eagher- snow IS falling from Flagstaff 70
Ealr Lake Clrv and thunGer-storus are re-
ported at Phoenix and salt Lake
The temperature has fallen from p 70 Is
degrees il Utah and Arizona.
, me -olcWllg maximum wind Velocities are
reported Winneuucca p miles west: salt
Lake 81 west N06ena 56. southwest. hide
pendence 90. west, Flagstaff 36 southwest:
Phoenix 26. west Yuma so. west; San Diego
p. northwest
The following river readings are reported
Red Blu1 l4f. falling Tehama II-s. falling:
GerEs-ll-e lfe. -alNuE- Sacramento 25.S fail
i1E- Colusa p 2. falling; san Joaquin bridge
16 = falling.
Forecast made az san Francisco for thirty
n0lrs ending midnight. March "A:
- northern California Showers THURSDAY
sarlE heavy frosts in the interior Thurs
O. r--uing- tCfsh southerly winds
southern Califcr1i1-Cloudy. cooler Thurs
DAY possibly lisht frost in the morning; light
p D----Hesr winds
NeEa1a--ClouLv THURSDAY
san Francisco and Ntcinlty-Cloudy Thurs
d.. probably showers, fresh southwest wind.
A. g. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.
H1cAGo. March 23.-cash quotations were

CHICAGO March 23-Cash quotations were
as follows: Flour. dull and steady; No ?
spring wheat 90a97c; No. 3. sOG96c: No. ?
red 91i4 G95Lc; No. corn. 50ikc; No yell
low. Size; No oats. 3s<43sase: No 3
white. 3si4 a41c: No. ? rye. CSC: good feeding
barley 3Sc fair TO choice mailing 45G55c:
No. 1 laxseed 81 o71s; No. l Northwestern,
81 Ia prime timothy seed. 50 So mess pork
per barrel. sl2 SLY Gl3 lard. per 100 pounds
Sc 72hG6 20: short ribs sides Qoose) Sc 50G
6 621k: short clear sides (boxed) 81 25d7 3TIg:
eLv Ia sis Of high wines 81
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
Wheat and Other Grains.

WHEAT-The markets everywhere except at
Chicago continue apathetic. and now even Chi
cago is showing Guieter iudications- Cargoes
route to Liverpool are neglected. There is
no change here worthy OF note
CASH WHEAT.
California Club. 81 42hqi 4T15; California
Club, 81 421adl As; Northern Bnestem. 81 521a
al 573 per ct.
Session to IL 80 a. m
Open High Low. Close.
DECEMBER ...Si =. / s2s. ss% s% sss. sS% s
p. m. Session.
Open High Low. Close.
May-No sales. 81 40 bid
December =. 81 38si 81 334 81 1885 81 33%
BARLEY-The southern Barley districts have
been yfsited by copious rains curing the past
twonty-four hours and futures were lower in
consequence yesterday. taking he cash quota
tions down with them fractian in sympat thy.
Otherwise there nothing
The steamer Siberia took out 80 1913 ctIs,
valued ct S36 CSC. for Japan
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. 81 12l3a1 1873. Shipping and Brewing.
81 15iagl 90 Chevalier. 81 l59l 25 for fair
to choice.
Session 8 to Il: 80 a m.
December 80. 90 90 994 99L
p. m Session.
Open. High. Low. Close.
nay ....,-.Sl 10 81 10 81 10 81 10
December 99h 99l4 991s y9la
oATS-The situation is quiet and unchanged.
White 81 "a !sal 81 Lack. 81 25QI So;
Red. 81 25q1 b; Gray, 81 32lA per ctl.
CORN-tlUotations unchanged and the
market continues quiet.
Western sacked 81 ST1A for Yellow 81 35
for White and 81 2T12qI 30 for Mixed; Cali
fornia large yellow 81 i0gi 45 small round
do. 81 50dl 55. White. 81 40Gl 45 per ctl;
Egyptian. 81 45G1 80 for white and 81 27hq
1 20 for brown.
RYE-S1 3uQ1 32la per ctI.
BUCkWHEAT-S 1912 per ctl
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Northern Wheat Market.
-0REGON.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, March 23.-wHEAT-WaIla
Walla, 75c: bluestem. soc; valley, Sic
The ship Vercingetorix cleared to-day for
Queenstown or Falmouth with % 459 bushels
Of wheat.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, March 23.-WHEAT-B -Bluestem,
Sic. club &c.
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81. LoniS Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS March 23.-Wool. steady: me-
dium grades. combing and clothing. lSG22c;
light fine. 15a1T1@c heavy, fine, 129141ac;
tub washed, 22131c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24

Total sales .254 600 shares
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK. March 23-B1nd transactions
OF the United Railroads OF san Francisco were
S85 600 at SO G2R. $4,000 at SO s7l2 and
So, 600 a. SO 80
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common bid ~. asked As; preferred. bid
81 asked IS
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHIcAGO March 23-OR the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady
Creamerles 14d24c; dairies 125sd2ic Eggs
steady. 15Aq15l.c. Cheese. easy. lOkG1Ic.
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Weather Report.

L l2Orh Nerfdian-Pacifc Tfrne)
SAN FRANCISCO. March 23-5 p n
The following are the seasonal raiufalls 10
Gate compared with those Of same date last
season. and rainfall In last twenty-four hours:
Last This Last
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London Closing Stocks

Bar silver-Weak 259. d per ounce.
Money-3A per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market FOR
short bills is 81 per cent and for three months
bills 11-16a3s per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24

The average farm laborer's family
in England lives on $1S5 a year the
average mechanics family spends
$500.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

The Siberia took out for HongAong treasure
list OF S163. 059 consisting OF $TfO9 in Mexican
dollars $3.50 in gold coin and $151. eco in silver
bullion
Silver declined ne Exchange was un-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
WATER STOCKS

Contra Costa So 80 Port Costa =.
Marin Co 62hls W Co 39K ssB
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Cent L & p. 3%S & E 5915 so
Mutual f L. 91s 97s stkn c & E.
Pac l. Co.. 551a 10 & E.. 2Th 32H
TRUSTEES CERTIFICATES.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
Nc5U York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. March 23-The cotton market
closed at the top with net gain Of 22d45
points.
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Morning Session.
Street
$4,000 United R R OF F 4 per cent. so Is
Afternoon Session.
Street
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
General Merchandise.

and stays. 40 per cent on from above quota
tfons
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Unlisted Securities.

MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Bid Ask Bid Ask.
BAY CPC 6s. 80 IS Co as. 9s %
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Morning Session.

Board
Bank OF California 400 90
Is Hawaiian Coml & Sugar AZ gu
Gas & Electric. 30 50 50
s.. COO Bay. Counties Power Co 5s. 1Ol 90
street
50. 600 Market-st Ry LIST con 5s.....1I5 90
81. .OOO Pacific Electric Ry IS. b los IS
Afternoon Session.
Board
10 Bank Of California 425 90
2S Cal Wine Association 3 B.. OF 90
so Giant Powder Con ......... 81 90
20 Hawaiian Coml & sugar.. As so
) Spring Valley Water Co. 80 371s
81. 600 Bay Counties Power Co SIS .1OI 90
81 600 Hawaiian Coml & Sugar 5s.16O 90
5000 Pacific Electric Ry 5s. 3.IO5 az
S.. 600 Spring Valley Water Co 6s....1O4 so
Street
% Hawaiian Coml & Sugar.. As 90
81 600 Oakland Transit Co per cent. .I19 so
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24
Miscellaneous Markets. .
Foreign Futures.

LIvERPooI
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. March 2aR p. m.
STATES BONDS

Bid. Ask. Bid Ask
is or coup .+1OS los IS or CD new. 1881 a
As or reg. ..1OT 1074f3s or coup 1911
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24

TONOPAH MINING EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco and TOnopah Mining Exchange yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24

PACIFIC STOCK EXCTkANGE
Following were the sales on the Pacific
Stock Exchange yesterday:
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-24

Sun Tel Is. .1f3 -
Do IS .....102ff -
Suttr- st R5s- 1O5 113
UR OF ST As. so sol,
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
Chairman Is Calm.

General Wilson views the ball situa-
tion calmly. If ne is disappointed with
regard to The Pension Office ne will
turn IN and 60 the best he can with
out it,
b. H. Warner chairman Of the com
mittee or civic organizations. received
today a Gtter from j. Hampton Moore.
president OF the National League of he
publican clubs. stating that nc would
come 10 Washington next week Co ar
range tor Jnc appearance of a number
of clubs in the inaugural parade The
clubs which are under this general or
EaniZatiou are uumbcrleSs, and IL Is pos
sible Jhat some plan may be formulated
whereby uey viii all parade together.
Mir. Warner is having engrossed "a
handsome comm .ssi0n which viii be
given the aides and members Of the civic
escort III VIII be "A handsome piece
of parchment. fully equallng in beauty
and quality tie commission given by
the Governments % its officers
District Applicants.
William r. GaUIhcr. who viii be at the
head of the civic escort is receiving a
large number of applications from citi-
zens of the District who wish 20 ride
IN The civic parade. IT ls expected That
one OF the largest civic battalions I'm
the history Of Washington viii ride up
Pennsylvania Avenue on Inauguration
day
Capt. f. NJ Heines. of S2S x Street
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
PRESIDENTS HABITS
HIS PLEA FOR MERCY
Young Man Up for Manslaughter
Shown LenienCy Because ROOse-
welt Is a Boxer.

BRIDGEPORT Conn Dee lG-The
fact thar President Roosevelt has taken
boxing lessons WAS successfully adj
vanced ass an eXtenuating circumstance
IN the criminal superior court i'm the
case of Harry Kearns, nineteen years
old, who was up for rial on a man
slaughter charge i'm causing the death
of his friend and slopmate. Thomas
Fitzpatrick. last month.
kearns pleaded guilty 10 mauEiaugh-
ter, and his counsel Attorney Thomas
il. sullivan, i'm h.s argument for
ClemencE. said-
''The President of the United States
does not froWn on boxing, and he has
even taken lessons In the arr. and this
young prisoner merely tried his ability
against "a friendly opponent. as the
President himself has done ON many
occasions.
Ten dollars fine and one day I'm Jail.
said Judge A T. Rorabacz. who Isl
great admirer OF President Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1904-12-16

Books and Stationery specially reduced for tonight
and tomorrow morning. Classified for easy choosng-en-
ter by Eleventh Street door and help yourself Intelligent
attendants will be ready with suggestions but only at
your request
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
MONEY TO BE SAVED
BY VOTING MACHINES
If Their Use Is Legal, Chicago
Will Gain 100000
Yearly.

CHICAGO. Dec. 16-Chicago wiz save
on an average almost 100000 year in
election expenses. If the supreme court
approves the legality of the new law
authorizing the use Of voting machines,
which was adopted By voters Of this
city at the November election
A suit has been started 10 determine
whether that law Is good. The hear
ing has been set for December ..
If the decision Is quick and favorable
the election commissioners intend to be-
sin the use of the new machines at the
ma yOTalIV election
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
WILLIE CARR BLOWING
MONEY ON CHRISTMAS
His Lucky Discovery of Black Arrow in Brick Kiln Brings
Genuine Happiness to Little Fellow

SrollinR Ie.surely through the various
aisles OF department stores, pricing
sweaters, Ice skates, ana other tlnugs
Tor himself as we'll as handkerchief.
vases. perfumes. and many other taln-
ty litue articles for some one else, VIII
liam Carr, of 1906 First Street south
west had "a busy day today
The beauty of il all u.s.. said VIII
liam, who is only fourteen years old.
--that all this"-here he displayed IBIS
numerous purchases lis on The Times
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
MEETS DEATH
BY SUFF0CRTl0N

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dee. 1G.-lIrs
sarah Boyle aged 1eVtuty-Iour ears,
was k[ltd bV smoke during fire early
this morning at the home ct her s0n-in-
law, Samuel Thompson. al 245j Stanley
Street
Thompson and his wife rescued their
three children by throwing two Gf them
from window and carrying the other
down stairs through fire and smoke.
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
WHERE WILL BALL BE
HELD THE QUESTION

northeast. mas applied to the committee
on military organizations for place in
The parade for the Junior Rechabite
Iaucers, q semi-milltary temperance or
eanizat.oa. There are about 800 boys In
this club. who earch with spears In
stead of guns or Rags.
fsadore Saks. chairman Of the commit
tee on printing has called a meeting
of his committee for 1890 clock tomor-
row morning. when plans for tie lnaug-
ural souvenir book viii De discussed.
The meeting viii be held at the New
Willard.
The Washington times., 1904-12-16

10 hasn't cost me one penny / had
sawed for Christmas. and besides, I've
given ms mother SIS of the money
William piaymaJes report that since
his finding OF the SLACK Arr0W sent up
in balloon last Tuesday night, they
have an had more candy than they
could possibly eat. Gee! bat Willie S
been generous said one. Candy, and
hot Soda and peanuts. and Oh, just
everything Amt While a lucky boy 10
have found BE-. tluught'
There are many others who are ask
ile this same question
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
TRIUMVIRATE FACES
COMMITTEE ROCK
Worse Than Civil Service, -
They Say.
FIGHTING FOR EVERY CENT
Hope to Conclude Conferences at
Congress Tonight-LOng Ses-
siOns Held.
FIGHTING FOR EVERY CENT

The three District Commissioners have
but single Thought jusJ now. and they
are working that thought overtime.
They may not agree on the exact density
Of smoke which shall be allowed 90 per-
meate the Washington amosphere, but
as 20 the financial needs OF tie District
they are i'm perfect accord.
Every dag this week the triumlir3Je
has appeared before the District Appro-
pTiariuns Committee al the Capitol 90
present the needs of the District 90 the
attentive lawmakers. The Commission
crs are bending every c1Orl 10 secure un
appropriation consistent Nlip the 1i'a'-
lutte necessities of the coming nscal
year
an Day Sessions.
Yesterday and today they held au-day
sessions at The Capitol They have
made such progress in the work that
some hopes were entertained this MORN
ing OF concluding the conference this
evening. But it is more likely that "a
final session viii bee necessary tomorrow.
The Commissions express themselves
as highly pleased with the results of
The conference uD 10 date The mem
beers of the committee have shown a
lively interest iu District affairs and an
evident understanding of the situation
The District officials are confident OF
securing good bill
The series OF conferences this week
has almost completely absorbed the
Commissioners time aud attention.
They leave the District Building each
morning with big bundles of reports
statistics and data of different sort
with which 10 forlify their position.
Up Half the Night.
1t is said they sit mp half the night in
order 20 be prepared 10 answer the ques-
lions hTed at them The following dag by
the committee. These gentlemen have q
thirst for knowledge concerning the Dis
trict just now which makes il necessary
Tor the Commissioner 10 come to each
session 'primed kven as We'll equipped
as they are. the Commissioners are ole
ten taken by surprise, Tor there is nolh-
lns Ike unto tne IerIile' minds Of n
Congressional committee when they be-
gin 10 play The game of Questions and
Answers
AS one OF the Commissioners says
ITS worse than a civil service eXami-
nation"
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
SECOND ROUND.

'It was nice oi you TO acknowledge
you WeIr Wf.n-.
That's nothing. ] don't mind admit
tins i.u Wrous when 2 know iu my oWu
mind thar / am right.
And thcu the trouble recommended
Houston Post.
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
SON SHOOTS DOWN
SLAYER OF HIS FATHER

COVINGTON. Ga. Dec. 16.-At Harys
Cross Roads. In Jasper county. J. NJ
Parker was shot and killed by JESSE
Hodge,
Parkers son. a youth Of eighteen.
seized his fathers pistol after he had
him
The Washington times., 1904-12-16
lconunucI FROM FIr1t PagcJ

buildusgs and equipment belong 90 them.
The Pension Building should Dee had.
III 10 cannot Doe secured why not get the
two great foundation walls prepared FOR
the new Union Station. lay a good floor.
put ON temporary roof And the
problem is solved Not as the commit
tee would like to have it, but a place
provided that will be safe The people
will not particularly iike 3d. bat 10 will do.
81 hope the time viii come when there
viii bc an Inauguration Hali, and am
heartily I'm favor of Commissioner West S
scheme for public building.
Al committee headquarters General
Wilson was kept busy AN the morning
receiving visits from chalrmen ot Vari-
ous committees and others interested
in The preparations for the iuaug ura zion,
Several members Of the committee on
legislation conferred with him DeIofe
and after The meeting.
The Washington times., 1904-12-16

ar for best of &c
IS % d k S, library
4 - bound. History,
classics, fiction. travel.
The Washington times., 1904-12-16

nFf FOR Boys and Girls
~ Best books. with
4 - choice OF $50 best
titles.
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TT Sab NtanD StroBe.
The International Drug Co.
1903 @efsgommercesS traBe.
3amr bie reinften 9rp8men.
ebeetalttdt -4rompte unb iduele 4blisisrunssR
aa@ ieben, Stasttbeite. Nieoriee Yretie. Eel. Al,
~ Go mirb DeutI6 NIB Guglil& geIpro1et.
Mmftreid1er ". DecOrateur.
0ren. Snmmert.
210 Dftsg Commerce. troBe. Eel. 235.
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sSacob Maaner,
Haa.tluteruebuaer nno RontrattOr,
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DANCE, Ber Is.
Sambpl5 9anclmn8.
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Sbiirea, Tenfter, SalOuiiea IT,. Il
lsa unS ia apeuae 6.
Us. y. @dOe, Vl9e1llgillsef.
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8. .. Gooos % 10.
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-
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AuRlh SIREtl llvEHl STABLE.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-16
OFF FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.

A number Of Astorians will start for
the great st. Louis fair early next
month. among whom there will be a
bunch of Herman wise's customers,
who are wise enough to buy their cloth
ing hats, etc, at Herman Wise's ele-
giant store.
on the evening of the Goth Of this
month Mr.. Wise gives a dance for the
benefit of his customers; there will be
and fancy dancing for pres
ents, and at about IL o'clock that night
1t will be decided which of Herman
wise's clothing customers shall receive
the first-class round-trip tickets to and
from the famous ST. Louis fair. Mr..
Wise gives a number with each ten
dollar purchase.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. A. Fisher and family have re-
turned from their Seaside cottage.
Miss Eta Strauss has returned from
a two weeks sojourn at the seaside.
Dr. Smith, the Portland dentist, is
enjoying his annual outing at Astoria,
a guest Of the Cole hotel.
Mr.. James, student of Albany Col
lege, is spending q few days in Astoria,
looking after business matters.
Mr.. c. B. Lamb, of the Pacific Navi-
cation Company, accompanied by Mrs.
Lamb, took passage on the steamer
Elder yesterday for home.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-16

The Improvement OF Sixteenth street
will cost the city pretty penny. The
work entalled an expenditure OF SS2S.si
In excess OF the limit OF rs per cent
OF the assessed valuation OF the prop
erty and this sum must come out Of
the general fund. The cost OF improv-
Ing In front OF the city hall property
was s1is3.t5. while the assessment
against the school district Is &li2.7i.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-16

The ladies' In charge OF the corona
tion of the regatta queen held a joint
meeting with the regatta committee
yesterday, at which II was decided TO
hold that event on the forward upper
deck of the steamer Bailey Gatzert,
which Is to make the trip from Port
land with Admiral Campbell and in
vited guests, and will remain here dur
Ing the regatta Admiral Campbell was
present at the meeting and showed
great enthusiasm In his preparations
and hopes for the success Of the regat-
Ia. He left for Portland last evening
Photographer Peiser had his left
hand badly lacerated by the explosion
Of the flash light preparation with
which he was intending to take pic
ture of the crowd at the opening Of
the new Unique theater last evening.
A number of stitches were necessary
to bring the torn flesh together, but
II is believed the hand will be saved
entire.