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poor unfortunates dying amid saualor and
without any attempt being made TO relieve
their sufferings. / have often seen poor
man lying alone on pallet in a small room
scarcely large enough to breathe in, with
his wife away earning pittauce to pay the
rent which he was unable TO earn.
Il think OF all classes that there Is none
so unfortunate as c0nsumptiyes, because
their disease is so tedious and SO hopeless
Nobody wants them; no hospital wants
them. But the plans / had in my mind for
the ameliorati0n Of these sufferers were
too vast for immediate accomplishment And
so let the matter rest until now some of
my kind friends have rallied around me
and have lent their generous assistance to
render possible my dreams of nearly half a
century ago"
The hospital Is named after Elizabeth A.
Seton, the founder Of the order of the
Sisters OF Charity in this country, who was
converted 20 the Catholic faith in March,
1865, soon after the death OF her husband,
and who died OF consumption In 1921. Mrs.
Seton was connected with the Roosevelts
of this city. and Archbishop Bayley aud
MOnsignOr Seton are her nephews.
A plat OF ground Go feet by 900 feet has
ben selected as a site for the hospital upon
the estate of the late Judge Whiting on
what is known as the Spuyten Duyvil Park
road. 1t ls on the highest ground in
the neighb0rhoOd. rather remote from the
Hudson. The building will face the SOUTH
east anu WIN rave frontage oil 10 feet and
depth OF 40 feet Its style will be Italian re-
Nuisance, after designs by William Schickel.
The main part Of the structure will be
three stories high, while the wings and CEN
trail section will have four stories. A GU
pOla will surmount the center, rising 1OO
feet above the ground. The land upon
which the building will stand is sloping. so
that while the front of the basement rises
orly three or four feet above the surface
the rear is to be entirely exposed. Stone
will be used in the construction of the base
ment, and the upper work will be OF red
brick and terra Gotta. The principal feat
ure Of the exterior will be a large portico
in the center, and broad pazzas on the sides
and rear OF each floor Accommodations
will be provided for $50 patients, two-thirds
OF whom will be in wards aud one-third In
private rooms. In the rear an Oblong ex-
tension Is to be built, which will contain
the chapel and accommodations for the sis
tpra
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CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The Earl Fruit Company re-
allied the following prices for California Fruits
sold at auction to-day: Bartlett Pears green,
50 95@3 05; ripe 50 40@2 So; Howells. 81 25:
Gross Prunes. 81 100 rs; Germans 81 25@9l 35;
Italians. 81 1901 40; Hungarians, 81 10; Bulgar-
ians. ST. 2G01 rs; Golden Drop PIums, $l0l o5;
yellow Egg, Sl@l 10: Colum bias, 81 O5aI 10:
bradshaw Sl6b1 10: Purple Duanes, 81 O5ml O:
Quaekenboss, 81 05; Red Neetarines, 81 10: Orange
CIings. 81 l0G1l 80: SuSquehannas. 81 l01l 10 ;
Centennias, 81 IS; Early Crawfords. S1Gl 10;
hall crates FOntainebeaus. 81 50 half crates Mus
cats 81 1901 90: half crates Rose de Perus. 81 20
half crates Blue Mavoisies, 81 rs; half crates To
kays. s. 35(d3 o. Twenty cars have been sold
here daily this week.
NEW YORK, Aug. Is. - Porter Brothers Com
pany sold to-day carloads OF California Fruit
Bartletts, 81 1902 65 Reurre Hardys, 81 Z5@2 50;
Early Crawfords. 81 1901 SO: susquehaInas 81 20
al IS: Lemon Ciings, 81 1901 10; 9ermsn Prunes.
81 1892 Is; Gross, 81 POOP rs; Falienburg PlumS,
81 359l SO; Kelsey Japan Piums, 81 rs; Egg
Plums, slGl 20; Silver. 81 SO; Nectarines, 81 25@
l IS; SeedleSs Grapes, 81 so.
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Cruel, Cruel

To It's victims is that memorable foe 70 human
peace, that destroyer OF rest and frequent termina
tion OF human INSTRUMENTATION. Like many an.
other physieai ILL., 1t is easily remedied at the outset
with Hostetters stomach Bitters, which expels the
rheumatic virus from the blood through the kid
neys There exists the ampiest evidence to prove
that In cases that have resisted other treatment the
Bltters has produced thorough and permanent re-
suits But TO temper re with this maady ia folly
Attack it at once with the BItters and II may hs
nipped In the bud. When mature IT il the mos,
obstinate of complaints. Kidney trouble dvsnen
STA. neuralgia. inepIent govt constipation. malaria
aud liver complaint beat hasty retreat when the
Differs is summoned to the rescue A wineaiassruI
three times day. "a
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that is of Huntington's. giving advice to the
merchants of California how tn do business.
He does not say anything about his own
and his partners methods of doing business
the methods Of robbing the Federal Gov
eminent, stealing iand, evading payment of
debts and taxes, debauching Legislatures
selecting Judges, Congressman and Senator's,
maintaining an army OF ward strikers, en-
richng bosses, prostituting newspapers,
even robbing such H. cities as Oakland
be almost too much for the devil to
say in sermon; and Huntington is
fond of preaching and showing how
his beloved California. which he has
leeched for so many years, can retrieve its
fortunes. In charmingly candid manner
Huntington sneers at our merchants. be-
cause they have not shown more enterprise,
and he thinks they might have built up a
great trade with the Orient, including China,
and might still reach out for that trade.
HOW THE COMPANY CHoKED OFF TRADE.
Now every merchant in the State knows
how the Southern Pacific has behaved in
this matter. The company chartered line
OF English steamers, running between San
Francisco and Yokohama and Hong-Kong.
These steamers have brought freight in
connection with the railroad under such
terms that no merchant could compete
Freight was taken from China rated through
TO New York, Chicago and Omaha or any
points East for much less than our mer-
chants could ship il from San Francisco. 1t
is system of rank discrimination To pre-
vent any independent movement of trade.
Yet Huntington sneers at our merchants
because they cannot compete under such
circumstances. Everybody understands
him and despises him In such braZen aud
impudent mendacity.
'Our people have been discouraged, but
they are now aroused, and it would be sin
gular if, being at least n0miBally indepen-
dent, they could not get out OF their en-
shaved conditions. My opinion is that we
shall get out of It. There Will still be lit
tie trouble and difficulty, but We must ovei-
come the common enemy and make things
right in the end. The caution of the mo-
ment to honest people is against allowing
men TO 60 into conventions who will be used
by the railroads TO nominate officials for
their own convenience. and against approx
ing the nominations OF men of that class,
although they may have something ostensi-
bly, prepOSsessing to recommend them"
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ID Donnolly, Napa
CALIFORNIA HOTEL.
Clunies & W, Portland u II johnson Pa
Miss Clunies, Portland L James 4 W, Omaha
J dup, Chicago C L Fisher Il W Ny
L Bern, Chicago Miss Fisher y
c Carter. Los Angeles L Howard, Oakland
X DoOIey * W, Los GatOs ) NJ MOorhead San 10 sc
Il FISH. n o Hawk W, Saeto
Church Parade Prayer-Books.
London Graphic

A lady of fine artistic taste has discovered
that at church parade her prayer book, by
its incOngruOuS color, entirely ruined the
effect of Il carefully conceived costume. 1t
struck dIScOrd in an otherwise perfectly
harmOni Gus dress. This has been remedied
by having cover to her prayer-book which
shall be- perfectly in accord with the lead
imp tone Of her garments The prayer-bOo
cover will hencef0rth receive rs attentive
con sideration as the bonnet the gloves and
the sunshade, and no jarring note Of color
will be introduced by means of volume
bound In blue velvet or in scarlet morocco.
If this rule be applied to everyday gar
ments and 10 any volume that lady may
feel inclined to read, the business in fancy
book-coyers cannot fail to lie extensive.
For il is easy enough TO imagine that the
most artistic arrangement of color may he
at once ruined by its wearer happening to
take in hand ssme garishly bediZened novel
Of tn.dav
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AN ITALIAN CRUISER.
She Will Escort the Transport Carrying
the Statue OF Columbus.

the statue OF Col um Duss
New York sun.
The statue of Columbus which the Italian
citizens of the country are going TO present
to this city on the occasion of our Colum-
bian celebration in commemoration of the
discovery of America. is expected here
within two months. 1t is the work of an
Italian sculptor, GaetOna Russo, and is now
receiving its finishing touches in Italy. 1t
will cross the ocean on TRANSPORT, which
will be accompanied by cruiser of the
Italian navy. the Giovanni Bausan. The
arrival of the vessel will probably begin
New York's big celebration.
The statue is 1914 feet high. of marble,
and stands on richly 0rnamented column
and pedestal of red granite, the whole 70
feet high. 1t Is TO be placed at the Eighth
avenue entrance to Central Park. The
statue will be divided into many portions.
each of which will be packed separately
and with great care in the hold of the trans
port. After its arrival here the statue will
be built up from its site, piece by piece.
The transport In which ii viii be packed
is the Gariglano, steam vessel of $50 tons.
She is 186 teet long, % feet beam, and draws
Is feet. She Is naval vessel, very lightly
armed. and was built merely for the trans
portatiOn of tr0Ops and stores. She carries
only two guns. Her cOnsort, the Giovanni
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A HOME FOR CONSERVATIVES.
Handsome and Spacious Building in
Course Of Construction.
Naw York Trihnna

Course of Construction.
New York Tribune.
Work was begun few days ago on the
Seton Hospital for COnsumptives at Spuy-
ten Duyvil. When finished this new asylum
will be the most complete of its kind in
Europe or America, aud will utilize all that
is newest and best in the treatment and care
of its unfortunate inmates. IL will be under
the direct supervision of the Catholic Order
of the Sisters OF Charity. and IFS doors will
be open to the sick. poOT and private pa
tients OF both sexes and every color and
creed. The new institution will cost $780,
coo. ana the contracts signed on Wednesday
call for its completion Dy October !, 1898
Seton Hospital Will be the realization Of
the benevolent ambition of Sister Irene,
the protector and head of the New York
founding Asylum, which she has cherished
for many years. Telling the story briefly
In her own words, the sister said
ut is forty years since, while | was al
work in the lower part of the city, / first
conceived the idea of a home for tax NJ care
Of eonsumptiyes. Those who have ever
visited the tenements that surround lis have
seen, as l have seen so many times, these
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A DANGEROUS BEAR.
Even When Dead 1t Gave a Hunter a
Bad Scare.

Even When Dead 1t Gave Hunter a
Bad Scare.
Butte Inter Mountain.
II have heard and read many thrilling
tales OF adventure in the West" said an old
timer the other day. "but l have never
heard or read OF one that euualed an exper-
ience OF my own way back In the COS.
was tenderfoot or the thing would never
have happened-at least, not in just the
way it did.
"lt was In the summer OF '63, and myself
and two other fellows, we'll known all over
the State to-day, were prospectinp and
were camped in the hills near the head Of
one OF the tributaries of Alder Gulch. Grub
was mighty dear in those days, and we de-
pended to great extent on the game we
killed for our meat L was the best shot in
the OUTFIT and did most of the hunting.
zone day l was looking out for deer when
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Aug. lS.-wheat was dull and opened
1sc higher advanced 1sc more on a reported cold
wave in the Northwest, higher cables and a ru.
mored stri&e settlement at Buffalo, which proved
false, declined Ssc pnlug up the receipts at
prominent points, easier cables. rumors that big
Lond on bank failed and lack OF buying orders ad-
vsnced sac higher cables and denial of the ban K
suspension. and close firm at higher. Receipts
36s,00O bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels
Rye, 81 lac Barley, 63c.
CHICAGO. Aug lS.-Wheat-CaSh. 771sc Corn
62I3c PORK - Sill IS. Lard IS 05 Ribs -
So Mhisky-Sl I5
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DUN Il.

Our life's profoundest joy and Borrowing.
The heights OF loving aud the depths of hate,
Are to eternal silence doomed by fate,
Though glib with wordy utterances that spring
From every futile evanescent thing.
Light passing feelings throng the outer gaze;
Speeche sS within, the heart is Isolate;
Silent upon his throne still sits the King.
Ever our deepest things are unexpressed:
The fullest rapture stl must voiceless De;
The keenest anguish never tongue can free.
Eeeret mysterious inmate OF each breast!
Grit with appalling soitude-aone
II lives its life-it dies its death. unknownl
-Cornhll Magazine.
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Rosa and Bonita for San Diego and Gypsy for the
Salinas River The Umata falls due from Vic
toria and Puget Sound and the Arcata from Coos
bay
The schooner Vine, 222 tons. loads mereh andise
for Guayaquil; ship Columbia. 1899 tons, Coal at
Departure Bay for this port.
The Poseidon takes for Cork 81 219 centals Bar
ley valued at 100000; Wanderer for Cork 80 .o0S
centals at
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The handle will be composed of alterna,ir,
light and dark woods-of historical interest
--encircled by broad bands OF gold. which
will be inscribed, From the Women of Ne
braska." The head of the hammer will be
OF silver. and upon its face will be placed
The seal OF Nebraska in gold relief. The
head OF the hammer will also be bound with
a wrought gold design, representing the
United States colors, each State TO be repTe-
sented by star In diamonds. The Flagstaff
VIII be OF pearl and the entire device sur
rounded by an American eagle. Max
Meyer OF Omaha Is the designer
Mrs. Langworthy also states that tho
woman's auxiliary board of Nebraska are
actively at work, and she is confident of a
satisfactory exhibit from that State
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales in the San Fran
Stock Board yesterday.

Following the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
BIerIAR SESSION. 40 A. NJ
ESQ Beicher.. 80 100 CC&V g. 20 so Ophir
80 q B...1.20 SO n Il n &C.. 20 lOo overm 30
100 ChOiar. DO 200 Justice. 05 zoo Savage IS
100 Con 80 lU0 Mono. 10 100 5 New. LOS
~ ........-3UI % New Q-.--.ZOi SO Union. Loo
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2:30.
500 Belchr.... 0l00 C&Va.3.3O so Savage. 80
100 Buiwer.. 50 80 q .....SU' 80 SO Mis-
90 Caledon LIB 100 Ophir. ...2.15650 Scorpion. 10
200 Con Y..35l
Following were the IN the Pacific stock Board
yesterday;
REGULAR sEssIoN-IO:70
$50 Belcher.. .S0lhO g e. 80. IS 500 Oyerm 20
100 y B..l.2 90 so II a y 80. 40 200 Savage B5
800 Bullion. 10000 Justice. zoos New LOS
200 CboliaT.. 50 $40 Mexicn...l "a zoo SHiIl O :
z51 IC&F 5.3O ZOO Ophir- =. 10 400 Union. 90
800 Exchq .05l
AFTERNOON sEss1ox-z:30
100 Andes.....3ol SO & & V $40 ! so Overm 29
20 Belchr 80 5OO.k O.. IS 1000 - %
100 Gu olIhr... sol 90 Oyerm 49,. 50,
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of Alameda, as acres w OF Haywards at the s
corner OF lands of Charles Spencer. Sw 50 chains
TO land OF William Meek NV 399 so feet, NV 55
chains, Sc 3s2 feet portion of Old right OF way of
san francisco. Alameda and Stockton Railroad,
Haywards Eden Township: $40
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, August 10,
SUMMARY OF THE MARKErS

wheat and Barley weak.
Oats Corn and Rye dun.
Hay In enormous supply.
Potatoes and onions unchanged
Butter lower and weak.
Eggs quiet.
Two ears Eastern Poultry In.
Game nominal
Fruit ana Vegetable market glutted.
Lines advanced.
Dried Fruit firmer
Silver lower again
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Wool Market.

Boston. Aug. lS.-There is good demand for
Wool which is firm and unchanged Territory Is
steady at 5S660c for clean. 54055c for fine me-
dlum and 60dD53c for medium. Considerable Mon
tana sold at lS@D24c. Texas and California Is In
fair request at lS92lc. Australian is In good de.
mand.
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A WONDERFUL HAMMER.
1t VIII BE Used to Drive the Last Nall
in a Worlds Fair Building.
Chicago Inter Ocean.

Chicago Inter Ocean
The women of Nebraska will present to
Mrs. Potter Palmer the hammer with
which she Will drive the last nail of the
women's building.
Mrs. E. c. Longworthy. vice-president of
the Women's Board Of the Nebraska Com.
mission, In recent letter 10 Mrs Susan
Gale Cooke, secretary Of the Board oil Lady
Managers. gives description OF the ham,
mer. 1t will probably be the most novel
instrument OF the kind ever manufactured.
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Exchange and Bullion.
Shining Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Mariposa for
Honolulu and sydney, Homer for Portland Daisy
Kimball for Little River and Fort Bragg, Santa
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NEW LINE CLIPPER SHIPS.

Merchants Limo.
NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO.
THE MAGNIFICENT IRON SAIP
It. f.. q y " Els.
1887 Tons Reg. REED, Master
Is now on the berth at New York, and having large
engagements viii receive quick dispatch.
TO be followed by the Al Clipper Ship EMILY
RED.
For freight apply TO
j. w. GRACE & CO..
430 California ST.. San Francisco
w. II. GRACE Il CO.. Hanover square New York
1el5 top
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras 81 4O@4 so: Bakers extras, 81 1891 20;
superhne. 50 COOS 2 DBL
WHEAT-Weak and excessively dun. No. l. 81 35
p ctI; choice. 81 3614Gl 371a; lower grades, 81 %
Qs1 So; extra choice for milling, 81 3SA@1 All y
arI
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New York Mark ats,

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-Coverings by shorts were
still most prominent In Burlington and other
grangerS. The upward movement, while 1t con-
tinued at Insignificant fractions among most OF the
railroad sqares reached the entire list. There was
an extraordinary rise In sugar from 1884, to
1924, most of the other induStrials gaining from
to per cent The close quiet and heavy on a
decline, though most stocks were fractions better
Governments dull and firm. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
closed at See
NEW YORK. Aug. ls.-United states Bonds as.
llOl2; 90, 2s. 100; Northern Pacific. 2O34 Cana
dian laeihe, SS14; Central Pacific. 20: Onion Pa
cine. SS14; AtchlSon ana Santa re. SS1a; Wells
Fargo. lag; Western Union. 991a; Snver. s21sc;
Sterling. 81 s71aGe4 SO.
wheat-August. s25sc. Flour, steady. Coffee.
slS 90. sugar. ia a S14c. HOPS - Pacifc
Coast, 2OG25c- Hides. &c. Copper-Lake, Sll 60
1in-Spot. $50 40. Lead-DOmesuic "a Co. Iron
$40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 56c
Hops are very quiet, with transactions on the
basis OF Zoe, or n fraction less.
DRIED FRUIT
A hrmer tone In the California Dried Fruit mar.
ket continues, but the buying is very conservative
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
sugar-Strong, firm aud unchanged. The market
is very bulilsh.
CoGee-Inactive and irregular az lOal6 points
advance August S1S 80; September, SI3 so;
October
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English Wheat srarkst.
FUTURES

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Is - The spot market Is
steady at 6s 1Od. Csrgoes are Arm at g4s for of
coast 34s Sd iOr Just shipped and S4s Tor nearly
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General Merchandise.
BAes-caIeuttas. s1s@5ssc; Wool Bass. So

BAGs-caIeuttas, 61s@55sc; Wool Bags seq
3Sc.
oIL-California Castor OIL. in cases. No. l. quot.
able at 81 IS bbls, 81 10 manufacturers rates)
Eastern do 81 20: California Llnseed bbls, boiled.
soc; raw. 4Sc; cases. 2 2c more. Cocoa, 50G55c
2 gall; China Nut, 50G60c e gals Eastern Lin
seed Uu, D0ls, Sic; do raw, I9c = gal cases,
2isc Lard OIL. bots, ~ 12e cases. soc = gal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lSI2c q gallon: Eocene.
2i15c p gal Astral Is J9c r. ,ali on; 1902 Elaine,
23l@c; Pearl. lSI2c Water White. refined, bulk.
12c: Headlight us cases use; Mineral Illuminating
30Oo 25c In eases; Standard, HOP fire test, lie =
gallon In tcGps II &c faucets and l2c in bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63o Benzine. bulk. 12iac p gal;
cases. lie; 7lo Gasoline bulk l3c cases, 19c; $50
Gasoline. bulk 25c; eases, 29c 4 yal.
WHITE LEAD-Quated at 71sc p 10.
RED LEAD AND LIrHAHGE-7Iac q 70.
TURPENTISE-Quoted at 4Se = gal.
SuGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed. Pow iereI
anu Fine Crushed. all 55sc q 10: Dry GRADUATED.
SAC p n; ContectiOne=S' A, 5Isc; Standard A,
41sc; Magnolia, 45sc; Extra c. 41ac; Golden @.
4$sc; ID, 414c = 10 half bos. lac more than bbls.
and boxes
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MORNING
Board-26 Water. iO0ss 80 Cal Electric
Light 1917; 20 Pacific Gas Imp, SO: 20 90. 1914;
10 do. 1917; 90 do. 1894; 100 Hawaiian CONNER.
ciaD, b o. 154.
Street $4,000 S 81 Bonds. l2l
sETEREooS sALE4
Board-50 Giant Powder. 10, 4b: 41O viqorIt
Powder, 3; 200 Hawaiian Commercial b 8, IA: SO
Safety Nitro Powder, l2A: as Cal Electric Light,
1855: do, 1877 rs do, 1872.
street-l0 GssIight, 7l;bSV4z Bonds sI1h
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Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. z Red Winter: Au-
gust, rs 3b2d; September. 6s Sd: October is
Sgd; November 6s 4d; December, 6s Aid.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Aug. 1s.-ConsOls. 81 1-16; Silver
81 sd; Rentes, egf S7Iac.
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Portland's Business.
California Emit.

PORTLAND Or. Aug. 49, learances. ss45. 900;
balances, SIS, 900
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San Francisco Meat Mark, +.

Wholesale rates from slsughterers to dealers ars
rs follows:
BEEF-First quality 5@5I2c: second quality.
a12c: third do. 3laGsc.
VEAL-Large. 5[aQl6c: small Calves 6Is@7c.
MUTT0N-W ethers 7Gl712o; Ewes 7c
thanksgiving, S0D9c q 10.
PORk-Liye Hogs, 5I4@5ssc p 10 for heavy and
medium grain.fed; small fat Hogs, 81 055sc stock
Hogs, 1aG5c; dressed do, 7L29DSc p To-
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Now what has been the result of this
fDsensate greed and tyranny? Why, San
Francisco should have had to-day from
300. 600 TO 600,000 population instead of 3O0,-
000. Had il been properly treated by the
railroad it would have had that population
at least, and the State would have had two
or three millions easily. Why, this State
could sustain in comfort a population as
large as that of France. but four or i've men
have blocked the way by fragrant fraud and
knavery.
what an unblushingly impudent letter
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ENr. Chroa omesss aud
instrument Maker, California stresa
Sign of the Wooden Sailor.