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Montana news., 1904-11-02

has selected upon in the of Mr. R. Lemert who is to
the republican wgwam trapping union votes
Mr. Lemers union record dates back the time OF his arrival
Helena, when he found necessary take card in the
Typographical order position the Montana
Record He is measuaby fast aker but hardly able impress
unonst who the intelligent standard OF Socialist
However and anyway Mr. Lemert role in the republican
edy show his brother union Mess Sanden and Smith,
aks for taking in the democratic party and excupate himself
for taking in the republican party.
Mr. Lemert ranks the category of curosies who
card vocerous declare bocos issue edcts anahemaiz
members of the Citizens Alliance and disrupt business generally
the year. and election periods touch knees with the capi
tals politicians nterminge with Citizens Alliance members
against the working class for measey promises OF petty political
Office
Mr. Lemert union and republican, defends Theodore
Roosevelt in ignoring the demands made him by the citizens
Colorado and elsewhere interfere behalf of stopping the
arcc raids and cuee made his brother union men in
Colorado by despotc military aed to the mine TO
exerminate unionsm in the of Colorado
Were Mr. Leme of all the union cards issued by the
unionzed crafts of America would be the
of convincing intelligent and thinking workngman that Mr.
those of his M enemies organized labor and
labor for what personal remunerave gain
This be the conclusions unbiased mind
1t difficult understand how Mr. Leme going to change
bong nasmuch he does not control his
own
Montana news., 1904-11-02

An Associated Press dispatch that the
Pennsylvania system compelled leave the service of this
tenn on account OF the following general order which has just been
made operative:
mo empoye of the who hired after he reached the
of hyhve to be retained If hired before he
thirty FIVE then he retains his position On the Cleveland and Pitts
burg railroad alone about fifty employees of the company will be
of positions at midnight"
AS the Carnegie steel mills have recently force order of
similar nature that this will be general in all the larger
manufacturing establishments in the What the old
to do?
Montana news., 1904-11-02
ONE MORE OF THE SAME KIND

Just prior to election the old paryies select union
work upon the rank and file the
of ensnarng them and delivering their capitalist
This has been exception the rule Under promises
other ncidenta the democrats Clarke
county selected upon Mr. Sanden Smith, who are of
the reactonay type calculated the uneaed union
votes into the captaistic shambles
countervang stroke the other wing capitalist party
Montana news., 1904-11-02
Socialist National and State Ticket

DUNtdttot lNouUudt duu otes$
For President
Eugene V. Debs of Indiana.
For Vice President
Ben Hanford of New York
For Presidential Electors
w. n. Holden, of Silver Bow.
J.F. Mabie, of Park.
Joseph Hoar, of Silver Bow.
Malcomb G. O'Malley, Silver Bow.
For Lieutenant Governor
John w. Frinke, of Deer Lodge.
For Congressman.
]. II. Walsh, of Fergus.
For Chief Justice of Supreme Court
C. NJ. Parr, of Silver Bow.
For Clerk of Supreme Court
John Peters, of Carbon.
For Secretary of State
Henry Lynch, of Fergus.
For State Treasurer
Erik Olson, of Cascade.
For State Auditor
w. c. Phelps. of Lewis & Clarke.
For Attorney General
E. o. Jackson, of Silver Bow.
For State Superintendent of Public
Instruction
Mrs. r. Anna German, of Silver
Bow.
Montana news., 1904-11-02

Any subscriber not receiv-
ing the News regularly should
notify this office at once. 1t
only takes a one cent postal
card. Our mailing list is prac-
tically perfect, and many errors
are carlessly made at certain
postofices, and our readers
can assist us greatly in prompt
ly notifying this Office of the
same.
Montana news., 1904-11-02

Complaint lodged by the state secretary account of the
ty shown by the of the locals throughout
the state and the account of the dele
lct answering correspondence Comrade Graham
unng worker the assistance comrade in order
TO carry ON his work successfully Comrades be heedu
Montana news., 1904-11-02

Wokingmen OF the republican, democratic Socialist par
ties which, political party contributed the support of the
Colorado miners? Are you onl
Montana news., 1904-11-02

Credit Next of Seattle for the OF their cartoon styled
Home Parasites reproduced in issue of October
and The Crisis of Salt Lake for OF their cartoon styled
he Old Wall Crumbng in issue of October I2th Beg
to acknowledge the oversight
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02

annual proportion on 81 900; Los Angeles
Pacific Railroad LIST Con. mortgage 5s 1881,
emi-annual. amounting to 1000 Northern
Railway Company of California 5s. 1888, semi
annual amounting to $11S.175; San Francisco
and San Joaquin Valley Railroad 5s, 1940
semi annual, amounting to S150000; Southern
Pacific Railroad of California 6s. 1905. series
and Is. Southern Pacific Railroad of Cali
fornia Us. 1906. Southern Pacific Railroad Of
s11S,775; Southern Pacific Branch Railway of
California 6s. 1887. semi-annual. amounting
to sos, 800; Bay Counties Power IS Second
mortgage), semi annual, amounting to ST.
500: California Northwestern Railway 90.
semi annual, amounting to $50, 600; Sunset Tel
ecraph and Telephone Company js, semi an
nual amounting to S56 ESQ; United Railroads
of San Francisco As. semi-annual. amounting
to $500, 900; Mill Valley and Mount Tamalpais
The O2hr Mining Company has declared a
dividend of % cents per share, amounting TO
SOS, 200, payable April 8. Two more railroad
carloads of ore have just been shipped, making
ten carloads now the way or In process Of
sale. The directors to appoint date upon
which all visitors will be admitted to the
mine.
Ex-dividend yesterday: California Title In
surance and Trust Company regular quarterly
of y per cent amounting to $1,000 Mercan-
tile Trust Company. regular sem-annual of 3
troleun, NC per share, amounting to $500;
Peerless Oil Company. regular monthly, -14c
per share, amounting to s14, 600; Twenty Eight
Oil Company. regular monthly, 10c per share,
amounting to $4,000; the New Idria Quicksilver
Mining Company a regular quarterly dividend
of 1Oc per share and extra dividend OF Zoe;
West Shore Oil Company. &c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
Exchange and Bullion.
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables


Potatoes ruled firm with trade moderately
active and the best locs OF table varieties were
readily disposed Of at the maximum quotations
Fresh receipts from the river districts were
light. but were chiefly low grade and
sold rather slowly in consequence. Dealers
were anticipating a higher range Of prices Tor
Oregon Burbanks. as the cargo brought by he
hands annd the steamer due Monday is ex-
pected 10 bring light supplies. Receipts OF new
Potatoes were about 100 sacks and prices had q
wider range. The last consignment of Sweet
Potatoes for the season, consisting OF Ios
sacks. received and met with prompt sale
at So IS per GENITAL. oregon Onions were
ffn,er for good stock. while poor lots continued
70 drag at unsteady rates Sales from second
hands were reported in small way at &c per
pound.
hacking Asparagus yesterday. and as a re-
suit. the receipts in this market showed a
marked shfinkage, only $40 boxes being re-
ceiNed. Prices of all grades firmer and
procured a few small lots at skate. Rhubar b
ruled weak as receipts continued heavy and
there was very little inquiry for shipping Peas
were easier receipts being heavy and the carry
over from the preceding day large. The bulk
Of the receipts came 10 hand in poor condi-
tor having been packed while wet Offerings
~ tomatoes in original packages could not he
sol1 AT any price and the quotations represent
me values O repacked stock The Panama
efco,,,er brought but 22l boxes OF Tomatoes and
45- boxes OF Peppers from Mexico.
Another consignment Of Tomatoes was re-
,ei,.ed from Florida Il consisted OF 10 crates OF
g baskets each and met with prompt sale at 81
per crate -.
o7sf % Der ctl; Oregon Burbanks, 81 30d1 80
ner eli. River Reds, $1G1 10 per ct; small
oregon Burbanks for seed, 90ca$1 10 per cti;
Garnet chiies. $1Q1 % per ctl; Early Rose.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Rdisins;H onev.

The market continues very quiet and quota
lions show no change.
FRUIT-Apricots 50 d1okc for Royals and
9Q12e for Moorparks; EVaporated Apples, Az a
&c: s:n-dried. 3a431c; Peaches 51sQ7hc;
Pears SQ11isc; Nectarines, nominal; Figs.
white 3G4c in boxes; black. 4hc; Plums,
pitted Base per h.
PRUNES-1e03 crop. 2Ad215c for the four
sizes.
RAIsINs-The Association quotes the follow
ing prices: Standard grades, 50-lb cases.
3-crown SIC: 4-crown. 6ac: Seedless Loose
Muscatels 4Ac; Seedless foated. 41kc; 2-crown
Malaga loose, SC; 3-crown Malaga loose 5xc:
Seedless Sultauas unbleached 415c; Seedless
TEompsons. unbleached, Size. Layers per 90
Id boN-6-crown Imperial clusters, So; 5-crown
Dehesa clusters. 81 80; 4-crown fancy clusters
81; 3-crown London Layers 81 80: 2-crown
London Layers 81 %; usual advance for frac-
tional boxes and layers. Seeded-Fancy I6-oz
cartons per 10, 7%c; fancy 1907 cartons per
package CSC; fancy bulk cartons, per H. 7i5c.
choice 1907 cartons per ID. 7hc: choice l2-oz
cartons, per package. 6Ac; choice bulk car
tons per ID, TIC: 1907 cartons, seeded Seed
lings Muscatels per ID. &c; 12-oz cartons.
seeded Seedlings. Muscatels, per Id. 52c; bulk,
seeded Seedlings Muscatels. per h. sac
No. 2. liz G12c. No. l hardsheIl l3Gi3Be
No 2 nG11Ikc; Almonds. Ike for Nonpa.
reils 111zc fer 1 X l.. lie for Ne Plus Ultra
and 9Lc for Languedoc; Peanuts care for
Eastern; Pecans 11G13c; Cocoanuts 81 b015
HOMEGROWN 10Q11Isc for white and Sh
G9hc for amber water white extracted 20
SIC; light amber extracted 4KQ3%c; dark,
3hd4c.
BEEswAx-27a29c per Ib.
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DeciduonS and Citrus Fruits.

Trade in the Orange market was of smaller
volume than on the preceding day as the
demand for shipping had been satisfied but
the demand for local consumption continued
brisk and. stocks We're comparatively light.
the market ruled firm and better prices were
obtained for the choice and standard grades
of Navels. both in the open market and in the
auction rooms. where the offerings were larger
than ucuaL As result of the continued
steady demand in the open market there was
a good attendance OF jobbers at the auction
sale and the bidding was spirited throughout.
Eight We're sold. follows: Extra fancy
Redlands. 81 S5d2; ordinary fancy. 81 25G1 50:
choice 81 10GIl GO; STANDARD S5cdS1 Is. Choice
lots OF Lemons. Grape Fruit and Tangerines
were in good request at full figures while poor
lots were inclined to easiness Mexican Lines
were firm at unchanged rates. The Panama
steamer brought UP 404 cases
There nothing new 10 report in Apples
APPLES-S2G2 20 per box for extra fancy.
81 50d1 40 for ordinary fancy. 90cdS1 % for
choice and 50d75c for common.
CITRUS FRUITS-Navel Oranges 81 500
p for fancy 81 25d1 80 for choice and 90cG
81 % for standard: Tangerines. 81 25dl IS per
box. Lemons. 81 75q2 80 for fancy 81 25@1 80
for choice and 75cdS1 for standard: Grape
Fruit. 81 25d2; Mexican Lines S5d5 80 per
case; Bananas. $1d2 per bunch for Hawaiian
and 81 5Od2 % for Central American; Pine
apples. $2q3 per dozen.
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Poultry and Game.

Fine large offerings Of Poultry. particularly
young BOOSTERS and good heavy Hens, were
IN request at steady rates and occasional lots
of exceptionally fine stock commanded a prem
ium. Small stock was easy and Fryers and
large Broilers were quoted lower The mar
ket was oyerstQcked with small Brothers most
Of which were no larger than SQUAD Pigeons.
and they We're hard TO dispose of even at the
minimum quotation. The fifth of Western
Poultry for the week. consisting chiefly of
large Hens. was on sale and cleaned up quick
ly at good prices.
Yesterday being Good Friday, trade in Game
was quiet. but as receipts were light prices
were well maintained.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys 1601Sc per lib;
Geese. per pair. $2G2 %: Goslings S2a2 %;
Ducks SIS 50d6 so per dozen for old and SIS 506
so for young; Hens Sos for large and
So 5O@6 80 for small; young BOOSTERS. 81 5oG
50; old Boosters $5G6; Fryers. So 50GI6;
Broilers 81 50G5 for large and So 5000 Sc
for small; Pigeons. 81 25d1 so per dozen for
old and 50 50Q2 as for Squads.
GAME-Gray Geese. $3G3 so per dozen; White
Geese S1a1 so; Brant 81 5oQ2 for small and
50 50G3 for large; Honkers. S465: English
Snipe. 50 so; common Snipe 81 50a2: Rabbits.
81 50d2 for Cottontails and S1G1 % for Brush ;
Hare 81 25Ql so
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RAINS DISTURB
TRADE PROSPECT

NEW YORK, April 1.-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say: Low temperatures
and heavy rains, bad roads and floods
have checked spring trade, delaying
collections, discouraged the Easter de-
mand and closed a three months
period of rather backward business in
the North East and West.
There are some redeeming features
Agricultural implement men have done
probably the best seasons trade on
record, the railways are gradually win
ming out their transportation difficult
ties, the Western clothing and shoe
trades have done very we'll and the
feeling in the iron and steel trade is a
more cheerful one than seemed pos
sible a short time ago. While nearly
all signs point to smaller turn over
In the countrys trade than in 1908.
the feeling Is still general that the
crop outlook, stimulated by high
prices, favors large yields, and warm.
dry weather is eagerly awaited as fur
nishing a true test of the real trade
situation.
The great mass of commodities
show continued and notable strength.
Wheat (including flour) exports for
the week ending March 81 aggregate
1,267,430 bushels, against 1.S81,S45
last week, 3.130,974 this week last
year, 4,446,917 in 1902 and 4,6sS,69S
in 1901.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending March 81
number PIP, against 215 last week. las
| In the like week in 1903, 176 in 1902,
1888 in 1901 and 1872 in 1900. In Can
ada failures for the last week of March
number eleven, as against eighteen
last week and eighteen in this week a
year ago.
R. G.. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review
of Trade tomorrow will say:
Much deferred Eastern business was
transacted during the last few days
and some sections report satisfactory
results, but at many points the
weather is not yet normal, and, on the
whole, the seasons trade thus far
compares unfavorably with last years
volume. Manufacturing returns are
conflicting. iron and steel plants gain
! ing ground, footwear exhibiting the
natural reaction from an unprecedent-
ed production in 1908, while the tex
tile mills have much idle machinery
and little forward business to encour-
age operations. Lumber-and building
materials are in better demand, al
| though floods at the West and labor
/ trouble at the East retarded struc-
tural work to some extent.
Transportation is still interrupted by
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-04-02
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

The weakness in Butter and Eggs continues
and dealers are still actively canvassng the
market for buyers, who holding off ex-
pecting still lower prices. Stocks of both are
large, and those OF Butter are steadily increas-
ing while those Of fEgggs are about sbta-
tionary. Receipts of Eggs thus far this week
have not been heavy as they were few
days ago. but they have been more than the
market could absorb. The arrivals of Butter
have beeen larger during the past two days and
the spot stock is getting unwieldy. There are
still some 100000 lbs of cold storage Butter
on hand which is an enormous quantity for
this time OF the year, especially as the new
grass product is coming forward so freely.
There ere no quotations for this cold storage
STICK. as there is nothing doing in it, hence
they are discontinued. for the present at least.
There ie no change in Cheese which con-
tinues in excessive supply.
Receipts wsre SO. 200 lbs Butter, 14T0 cases
Eggs and So, 800 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands Ole
for extras. zoe for frsts and 1SG19c for
seconds: dairy. 15G19c store Butter nominal
CHEESE-s13G9c for good to choice new
and Ease for lower grades; Young Americas,
9hdloc: Eastern, 15Gl6e; Western. 14d15c
per H.
EGGs-Ranch, Is1zG2oc for fair to choice;
store. 11qlSl9c per dozen.
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STOCK MARKET.
Still Dull, With Anothev DIR
dend of &c BY Obhiy.


All classes of stocks we're dull yesterday,
and the oil stocks were particularly neglected.
Alaska Packers was weak at S145
The gross earnings OF the United Railroads
os San Francisco in February were s4s2 4O3
against $445.161 in February, 1903, an increase
of $37 ,242 Those for the first two months of
1904 were 81, 009,313 against $917 9S7 last wear.
an increase of sol 1926
Coupon No. IA from the first mortgage q
per cent bonds of the Sierra Railway Comma nv
will be paid April IL.
The California Wine Association has de-
clared a regular monthly dividend of SO cents
per share. payable April IL.
An assessment of 2 cents per share was de-
linquent yesterday on the capital stock of the
Pacific Jupiter Steel Company of South San
Francisco.
Tha San Francisco Union Salt Company of
Alameda County has levied an assessment Of
215 cents per share, delinquent April 90
Ex-coupon yesterday United States Gov
errment As, 1907, quarterly, amounting to 81 :
635, o70; per cent consos of 1880. So ia $40:
Geary-street IS. 1921. semi annual amounting
to sf6. 775 Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company 5lss, 1916. and 5s, 1919. proportion
on 81 23s. 4s4; Los Angeles Railway Company
5s 1885 semi-annual. amounting to SI20 225:
Los Angeles Lighting Company IS. 1924. semi
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General Merchandise.

& Rss 5: s g. N Rs i Bsss s sas
lington. IS; Seattle Sc so: Bryant So 50; Be ca
Ray s. So &C Grsta 81 ' 81
81 So Cumberland. $13 in bulk and sl4 % in
sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. s14;
SIT 80: Camel. S. SO per ton; Coke. s11 souls
per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks; Rocky Noun
per long ton. according to brand
OILS-Quotations for barrels: for cases.
add Sc? Linseed. ACC per gallon for boiled and
Bakers "A, 81 1901 ~: Lucol. 45c for boiled
and 43c for raw; China Nut, 60GT0c per gallon
for Australian extra bleached winter Sperm
OH. Soc: natural winter Sperm OIL soc; extra
bleached winter Whale Oil, csc; natural Whale
OIL, Coo; extra swinter strained Lard OIL. 75c;
No. l Lard Oil. e0e: pure Neatsfoot OIL use;
No. Neatsfoot OIL. Coo; light Herring OIL.
boiled Fish Oil, 4oc; raw Fish on ssc; boiled
Paint OIL. 35c; raw Paint OIL. 33c.
COAL OIL-Water White Coal OIL in bulk,
lac; Pearl Oil. in cases, 2019c; Astral, 20i5c;
Star. 201sc; Extra Star. 241hc; Elaine. 26hc;
Eocene, 23Kc; Deodorized Stove Gasoline in
p 5sa' lee: in cases. 22ae; Benzine. In bulk.
bulk, 25c; in cases. 31c.
TURPENTINE-- per gallon in cases and
&c in drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead, "a
7'sc per lb; White Lead 79715c. according to
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. per lb in 100-l6 bags
Cubes. A Crushed and Fine Crushed. 565c;
Powdered, 5.50c; Candy Granulated. 550c;
Dry Granulated. fine. 540c: Dry Granu-
lated coarse, 5.40c; Fruit GRADUATED. 54Oc;
Beet Granulated Q00-lb bags only) 530c:
Confectioners' A. 540c; Magnolia A. Sc:
Extra c. 4.90c: Golden C. 4s0c 3D. .
4 roc: barrels 10c more: half barriers 25c more
boxes, SOC more: 50-lb bags. 1oc more for ali
kinds. Tablets-HalfS barrels, 5.90c; boxes
g. 15c: H. & z. Crystal Dominos S.40c per h.
No orders. taken for less than seventy-fi bar
rels or its equivalent.
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the scarcity of cars, although in the
coke region there is less congestion.
and railway earnings thus far reported
for March are but IL per cent smaller
than last year. Agricultural prospects
are unchanged.
Further progress in the right direc-
ton is reported in the iron and steel
industry. Increased activity and
somewhat firmer quotations in West
ern hide markets resulted from more
interest on the part of tanners Com
mercial failures this week in the
United States are 20S. against 226 last
week, and 229 the preceding week and
173 last year. Failures in Canada
number sixteen, against fifteen last
week and eighteen last year.
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.7'FfFE. RINK OF ENGLAND.
KS Statement Shous a Falling off
:. T. -. ~: III Profits.

!: -T.se Bank q England its semi annual
.zuee1!ng. March - declared a dividend OF y
S.ficr..cert for The past six months. This was
= t FIRST. time in seven years that the dividend
ms: been below 10 per cent pei annum- The
a. i'.'rrnaf 81 tho hank stated that the profits
e. SER -tlre sA months ending February % We're
.i[5.l 81. and that after DroViding for the
=. rs rEegd:. tht amount Of the rest on that
I'D =: y A.. ES.Gls. 1S0.
:. The pgoftsof the bank in the corresponding
A. glcntES a .5ear ago were e739 Sl5. in 1902,
- s.s5lC lin 1901. e725. 500. and in 1900.
= .-I1r c149. 80 -.
- ..7s.il. e.. ISl1. the: Bank Of England has paid
: Z. ually 10 per cent. In 1S.l6 So per cent
:l;a-ssI'ai g. and in 1925. SH per cent
-..ssT be:-hiEhcst and lowest prices for Bank Of
. ,. Gland - stock in the first two months OF
.ise '-have- been. respectively $40 and 81 ,
. re- highest and lowest. figures OF previous
:. 81 ans are as follows.
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Hides, TdHoaO, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sRINs-culls and brands sell,
about 1k41c under quotations Heavy Slated
Steers, 9lzc: medium Sic; light 7s c: Cow
&c; Sailed Kip. &c: Sailed Veal Zoe; Sailed
Calf. lie; dry Hides. 15d76c: dry Kip 13c: dry
short Wool 40de5c each; medium. 7O6D9oc. long
Wool $1a1 so: Horse Hides. salt So as for
large and $2G2 80 for medium. 81 25651 75 for
small and Soc for Colts. Horse Hides dry
81 as for large and 81 80 for medium. sltdf 81
for small and Soc for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican. Bic: dry Sailed Mexican, 25c: dry
goras. 75c: large and smooth, 5oc; medium.
35c: small. zoe.
TALLOW-No. ] rendered, Az d415c per III.
No q 81 d4c. grease 2h6D3c
WOOL-Spring clip-San Joaquin and South
ern. IL months. 9Q11c; do months. sdl0c
per lib.
HOPS-24927c per lb for California. 1903.
and 17hG20c for crop of 1904.
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= ,gEE.A III ER. CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
.:''T>:::" FORECAST.
-t.;.rse' pressure IL. falling rapidly the
;t.ilcrf hers harif- Of the Pacific Coast Cloudy
:: gester. PREVAILS generally from san Francisco
iIrTii-- ward .
T.. The. temperature has risen over. the entire
= - eseorn half q fhe country except IN small
: = "a .fr'.tife northern coast OF California.
=. - :--hf Sacramento River and its tributaries
=. sfe'.falling slowly, The. lower San Joaquin
: sc9nt!fues figt.
. gf6iusaa p = falling Narysrile. lo4. failing;
:; Ss srsIfshto -. q falling; san Joaquin Bridge.
= -sdsscast made at San Francisco for thirty
= fonrs ending midnight April ?
-. 2-i..t.lern ..Csiifornia - CLOUDY, unsettled
ther' SATURDAY possibly light showers; light
.s9 Ssis r' cl5ssiiifornacloudy Saturday light
= Y c.fefly swiuls.
-: A-el.a o.s-Fair saturday
=, Ss:r. F-sflcisco and vicinity:-Cloufy unset
=. .vesiher saturday possibly light showers;
! 'fgiit fcurlerly winds
-. "a G. EscADIE. District Forecaster.
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.gUMM.4RY OF THE MARKETS.

M 5sar5el quotations from The East or abroad
I 6oal Gram Exchanges closed; BIT s,4H open to-day
SIX cr4qud ,EfcIsange rates unchanged and nominal
t1ttt. Cheese and Eggs stiHpcnhfnl and depressed
eifd trais Aufs aud RarsinS slo70 and unchanged.
lrf6fi5ions qliet and 7cifhont feature.
I5Rtte ,Shoeb and Hogs as previously quoted
EQf@Qes and Onions firm and Asparagus rather higher
laohfry and Game continue TO clean up 7eeH.
4l}rag26sand other Citrus Fruits still firm