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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
CONCERNING WOOL AND wooLENs.

In the New York Commercitl Adver-
tiser. Mr.. Abraham Mills, Of the firm Of
Mills & Harding, admits that he is a
theoretical free trader. but says his ex-
perience in business during the past four
years has changed his views as TO the
Practicability of free trade in the United
States under present conditions.
Il am not in favor of admitting wool
free Of duty" he declares. IN addition
to the many well-known disadvantages
which the American wool grower is I'M
der. there is the item Of freight charges.
Where it costs three cents per pound to
ship wool from the West to the East, the
foreign product can be brought clear
from the Cape of Good Hope for one
half a cent a pound"
This is all true; but the advocates Of
free trade in this country have always
ignored the practical and business facts
which determine whether given eco
nomic policy is profitable to a country
and its people. Their theoretical argu-
ments on this point was that TO put wool
on the free list would stimulate the pro-
duetion of wool in this country. The
fan in the value and number Of Ameri-
can sheep. because Of the fall In the
price OF wool due to the Wilson law,
showed the fallacy Of the theory.
Furthermore, Mr.. Mills points out the
further fact that, because OF the under
valuation Of imports, made possible by
the advalorem duties of the Wilson law
ON imported wooden goods. that law gave
no real protection to the wooden industry.
The proof OF this is the stagnadon in
wooden manufacturing. and the idleness
OF the men employed in most branches
thereof. during the life of the Wilson
law.
England and some of the continental
wooden manufacturing countries have
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

long start OF us IN the manufacture Of
wooden goods. This industry needs Just
the careful protection which the Dmgley
law gives &. u believe tnat IN time, ="
Mr. Mills declares. I'VE can overcome
the superiority In process which the
British now possess as "a result Of their
long training and experience, But we
must not let down the barriers, for II We
do the Ensushmcu viii sah our whole
market" Nota these mcts, and call the
attention OF free trade theorists 90 them.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
oREGoN's GREATEST FAIR.

can be attended for one fare for the
round trip from any point on the lines
Of the Southern Pacific in Oregon.
The fair opens on September N, and
closes October 3. Nine days. Every day
will be the best. Fraternal order day,
October 2; Oregon press day, October q;
pioneer and barbecue day, October 5;
Salem day, October 6; school day octo-
Der I; free for all races, last day, October
s. School day, October 7, children under
twelve years Of age admitted free. School
children over twelve years of age, ten
cents.
After harvest you will want a rest, 50
come to the state fair and enjoy yourself.
One fare for thee round trip. Popular
admission Of % cents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

The Southern Pacific viii make a one
fare rate from an points ON their lines
In Oregon to the oregon state fair witch
opens September 80 and closes October
8 \ big harvest and big fair. \ clean.
vigorous. delightful and comprehensive
exposition % everything pertainlus TO
the farm and the farmer, Good races
and amusemcn,s Of an kinds, special
attractions every day.
With the present crop prospects and the
extremely low railroad rate 70 one fare
for the round trip. the people q Oregon
can AFFORD to patronize the state ;air that
benefits all classes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
swoRDswoMEN ABROAD.

Some day 1t vii he the women Of foreign
countries who win defend their nations
honor after the French-Italian style re
Gently witnessed. Women Of the upper
classes in France and Spain are generally
expert swordswomen. They are taught
10 fence as carefully and accurately as
their brothers, and there are numerous
schools where young women are taught
not only fence but to use the broad
sword.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
CAETOETA
TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing 70 the advent Of winter, We the
undersigned, milkmen Of Astoria, are
compelled 70 restore the price Of milk to
It's former standard Of j0c per can whole
sale. 22i2c per one gallon retail, 12i:c per
one-half gallon retail &c per one-fourth
gallon retail, &c per one pint.
At these figures and no less we can
and viii supply all our customers with
pure, clean and unadulterated milk. The
above prices 10 take effect October /.
(signed):
e. II. sLOOP. Of Standard Dairy.
WM. LARSON e CO, Of Larson Dairy.
REITH & WILSON, Of Eagle Dairy.
7. W. JEFFERs & co.
A. JAIME.
H. WEDEKIND, Of Star Dairy.
E. A. GERDING.
H. MCCORMICK.
W. ]. INGALLS,. Of Excelsior Dairy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

LET Us LIVE BY THE WAY.

LIZ = L4f + DI lHE II.
In the youth Of the heart,
Ere the glorious ray
That was born Of life's morning
Hath faded away;
While the light fingers yet
In the eyes that are dear,
And the voices We love
Still remain with US here;
While the warm blood leaps up,
And the forest resounds
With the tread Of the horse
And the bay Of the hounds,
Oh, ever and always,
So long as We may,
AS we journey through life
Let US live by the way.
Let US 1--we in the thought
That in mirth or in sorrow
Has a strength for each day
And a hope for each morrow,
With smiles for the future.
Though tears for the past,
And joy in the hours
That fly from US fast.
Oh, ever and always,
So long as We may,
AS we journey through life
Let US live by the way.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
MARINE NOTES

MARINE NOTES
The Glenlee arrived down yesterday.
The Mardchal suchet arrived down yes
terday.
The o. Il. & y. steamer Columbia
sailed for San Francisco yesterday morn.
ing with large freight list.
The steamer Blanchard. Captain Moran
arrived in yesterday from San Fran
cisco and way ports with a general cargo
and left up river.
The malnmast OF the Manzanita was
put in place yesterday and the contract
ors expect TO have the ship completed
in about ten days time.
The British ship Euphrosyne, Captain
Thompson. cleared and sailed yesterday
for Queenstown with a cargo Of 4j.ls.
sacks, or 1O5.2sO bushels Of wheat, valued
at 1870.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
DRIED POTATOES NOW.

The opening up Of a demand for pota-
toes peeled, sliced. and dried like apples
promises to give fresh impetus TO po-
tato cultivation. BY this operation de-
cay is prevented and freight cost less
ened. The potatoes are peeled and sliced
by machinery soaked two minutes IN
strong brine. drained. and dried at a
temperature OF about 1874 degrees. Be
fore using the slices are soaked nom
twelve TO fifteen hours, and have all the
freshness and flavor Of new potatoes,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
MYSTERY TO HIM.

A peasant who regularly attended the
market in the neighboring town, seeing
the children Of the orphanage walking
by in procession, was heard TO remark
How strange! l have now been coming
to town for the last twenty years, ana
those brats never get any bigger They
are just the same size as when my father
was alive"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

To heal the broken and diseased tissues.
20 soothe the irritaJed surfaces. to in
stantly relieve and 10 permanently cure
is the mission Of Dewitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

No man or woman can enjoy life or ac-
complish much in this world while suffer
ing from a torpid liver. Dewitt's Llcle
Early Risers. the pills that cleanse tha,
organ, quickly. Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

In these days Of culture and progress.
do not wear grizzly beard or mustache,
when hey can be colored a natural brown
or black at home with Buckingham S
Dye.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
HIS DOWNFALL.

He used TO Dc a ladies man."
Babbling and gay;
He wore his hair in bangs and had
A winning way
He used 10 be a ladies man."
But things are run on different plan
Today.
Now he's just a woman's man,
Silent and meek;
His wife says men are fools, and he's
Afraid TO squeak;
She's big and strong and runs affairs
And sits up on him If he dares
To speak!
Cleveland Leader
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

Low EXCURSION RATES TO THE
OREGON STATE FAIR.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
WEEKLY.

Sent by mail, per year in advance. 50 90
Postage free to subscribers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
Fifty Years Ago.

r-es'dSn' Polk in the Waite House shalt
While 'n lowell was Doctor Ave-;
Both wcte busy for human ,ysal
oue 70 govern and one 20 hc.'.
Aod. as presidents rowe. st VIII
me;'mes depends on a iivcrpiu,
Nr. to.k took Ayers r,i.s Iygou
Fer h's livsn so years sSo.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

Spain colonized the island Of Cuba in
1511.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
Reading or Distance Glasses

1900 Eye ulnHHoH Tor Nsp, or
$500 lEyo Glasses for N,lo
warranted Gold Plated Frames,
Mako your fricnd n beautiful ANA use'
ful present wo guarantee n perfect III
by mail providing when you order the
planne. you answer tho following ques-
tlonui How old Ever used glaAAout
How longH Male or remalo'
uEo. MAYERLn. Expert optlcian.
IS THIRD street Han Francisco
Opticians and Photographic Supplies
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In Eject sept. =. 1897.

All the Above Trains Arc Daily.
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Farm Lands

117 ACRES GRAZING LAND, NORTH
Necarnie; 16O-acre farm on Upper Me-
halem; 154 acres on Elk Crock beach
and 300 acres near Olney.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
North Beach

TEN-RooM HOUSE, FURNISHED. AT
North Beach; for sale cheap. Close 10
beach and railroad.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
Beach Property
SEASIDE
For Rent

GROOM HOUSE. FRANKLIN AVENUE
and Thirty-third street; 20 por month.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping. over Astoria Land & Invest.
ment Co.'S once; 81 per month.
A 2O.RooM LODGING HOUSE. sA-
loon, dining room and kitchen; S35
SALOON AND LODGING HOUSE ON
Astor street
SEASIDE COTTAGE, ROOMS, g25 PER
month Cottage rooms and one cot
tage 8 rooms. Apply for terms.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26

Property list uha have the uay bargains
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-09-26
MARINE NEWS.

Ml0l wNrEN TOW wNrNN
aa..---s--- a-s .s-sas..aaa...s
DATE Nj I'M M n NJ
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 8-ProvisIons opened
higher. reacted and declined heavy realiz ng.
Trading was fairly active and the decline slight.
The SLOT market was only moderately active.
The cattle market a trife more active and
Sc ling somewhat Detter than vest rday. Good
heavy steers sold strong Exporters bought lib
orally. There were only two loads of Texas, but
the big run OF Texans yesterday rath r wea kened
prices on all kinds of stock. Veal calves 25@
@l5Oc lower than last week
The hog business active. with q partial re-
gain of yesterdays prices being nearly SC higher
than yesterdays close, with the.general market
closing steady. Fewer hogs wers carried over than
for any day this week. Common rough sorts were
slow sellers.
The sheep trade ruled active all along the line
AMI there we more spring lambs and yearlings
so clipped lambs, than aDy day month. A.
most everything worth buying sold early. Prices
were about l0c lower.
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HAY AND FEEDsrUFFs.

The market is taking care OF receipts Of H ay In
fair shape AMI prices steady. Feed,tuffs are
unchanged.
BRAN-$l3 50@14 for the best and $l2 5O@l3
z ton Tor outsi side brands.
MIpDLI>G ~-Sl7 5O@ls so for lower grades
and S19@20 q ton for the best
FEE kDSTUFFS - Rolled Barley. SIS 5OGl7:
Oicake Meal at the mill. S26 so 2 ton; iobbing.
$27 90.
HAY-Whea, $S9l1 p tom Wheat and Oat, 81
@l0; Oat SI@S; Farley, So 5O@S: River Bar
ley. $5@6 q ION: compressed, ss@l0; Alfalfa
first cutting, $5G5 so; second, $696 so; stock
$5@6; Clover, S6GS q tom
SIKA W-25@5Uc Ss bale.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.


WBEAT-Prces were firmer in sympathy with
Chicago and the spot market also firm but
unchanged. Local quo ations follows:
ST. 2l1A@1 221a p Gil for No. l, 81 23s4Gl 25 for
choice and 81 25@l 3212 for extra choice tor mill
ing.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 ociock-December-
20O0 cts 81 "a; $4,000, 81 237s: 10000 81 23SA
SOU0. 81 q SIS.
SECOND SEssIoN-Decem ber-S 5000 ctls ST 23Iz :
$4,000, 81 1914; $4,000 81 23ss. SU0U, 81 1884 :;
Z0.0OU, 3 235s.
REGULAR MORNING SESSION Decem ber-4OO0
ctls, ST. 2314; 5000, 81 1895 May-2UUU, 81 26 rs !:
2U0U 81 d
AFTERNOON SESSION - May - $4,000 ctls
81 2614; zS,UO0. ST. 1855
BARLEY-F Feed is firmly held but sales over
the quotations reported. Feed, 6Ss4 @733c;
new brewing, s5G9Vc; old Brewing, nominal.
CALL BOARD SALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-9:l5 o'clock-No sales.
SECOND SEssIoN-Dece m ber-eO00 ctIs, 731ac;
20OU 1886; 1000. 7Ss4c.
kEGULAR MORNING ber-2o00
ctls, 73s4c.
AFTERNOON SESSION - December 1000 ctls,
1870: 1000. TAG; 1000 7414c; I4,000 745sc
6U0U. 741ac; 1000, 74AC.
OATS-Continue weak and dull. Fancy Feed,
81 221a@1 271s; good to choice, 81 OF 1a@l l71a ::
common, 95cGSl 05: Surpr sc, 81 35@l 40; Mill
ing, 81 159l 70 q ctl. Clipped oats Sell sl@2
3 ton over the raw product
CORN-Receipts and offerings are liberal and the
market continues dun Large Yellow. 95c@$ /;
mali Round do, 81 0712@1 1879; White, s5@
soc q ct.
kYE-oherin-s continue negiec ed Old. SIG
O5: new, S0@s21ac q ctl.
BUCkWHEAI-Isn nominal at 95cQSS1 10 p ctl
for new and 81 35 for old.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

96-deg test, S1ac; refined all grades 10 NO 3 ad
vanced 1sc. others 1-l6c
PETROLE u M-Ntw ork refined. 80 W; Phila-
depha and Baltimore refined So 80: refned In
bulk. S3 as. Dull
HOPS-Crop OF '95 3a4c: crop 'e6. 6@9c; coast
crop 95. 80 4c crop 80, 6@lU London market
bUa 7Os Steady.
WOUI.-Domestfc fleece. 1s@23c: pulled 1b@
22c. slightly higher on account of passage OF the
tariff bill
HlDEs-Buenos A yres dry. 20 ns., 1S129l9c:
Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs, 4c. Quiet
LEATHER-Hem emock sole, Bue nos Ayres. light
10 heavy weights lS@l9c; acid. le@22c. Firm.
Dried Fruits.
RAIsINs- California. 5olb boxes. 2slc: crown.
b1a@5$4c. Remain firm owing to small supplies;
trade inactive.
CUKRANTs - 4s@51.c in barrels: cleaned
bulk. b1a@6c; cases, 61s@51ac: cartons, 6@7 71ac
Quiet, s. eady.
FkU Es-California, 25- n boxes. 314@7c NJ ore
active firm.
PkACHEs-California unpeeled. bags 6@sc;
boxes, 7G9c; peeled. 1O0l2c Inactive
APRlCOTs-CalifornIa Boxes 7@l2o bags
CITRoN-ll l@l21ac for fancy boxes Dull.
FIGs-fancy ordinary, l2@lsc; fancy washed
:t@24c. steady.
DATEs-Fersian. 6O-D boxes. 21a@Ss4c: Fard.
in boxes, 4s4 G5c; cases 6%l @p6c. Nominal
WALNUfs California standard. e1ac; sof:
shell, Sc. Firm
ALMoN NDs-sheIled 1s14a2sc
Metals.
PIG IRoN-southern, 50 25@1O SO: Northern.
FIts TiN~straits s1S s0@13sO. Dull
COPPER-Brokers, $I1 l21a exchange, s11 90.
Ste sdy.
LKAD-Brokers, S. 35; exchange IS S71a.
Firm.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
July &, 1897,
he following the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from Weather Bu-
stations in Calfor ia:
Eureka 90. Red Bluff 81, Fresno go, an Luis
Obispo "a, Los Angeles 81 San Diego &C. Yuma
lO2.
san Francisco data: Maximum tempe ature SO,
minimum So, mean CO.
Weather Conditions and Gen Fore
casts.
An area OF high pressure lies over the oithern
hal OF the Pacific slope During the past twenty
four hours there has been a general Tise in pres
sure west OF the kocky Mountains, except near
Carson CITY and Red Bluff An of l. W pres
sure lies over Arizona.
The temperature has risen generally over the
Parfc Coast Iu the greai valley of California
there has been a ri'e OF from 10 deg over
Northern Nevada there has been rise of from
TO IA deg
kain has fallen in Arizona and at Ell Paso, Tex.
Forecasts made at S,I Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight, July g. 1897:
northern California - Fair Friday; continued
warm weather; north rly winds in the valleys,
westerly winds the coast.
southern California air Friday; continued
warm weather; fresh westerly winds
Nevada ClouIy Friday: continued warm
lher.
Jtah-Far Friday; warmer
ArizOna-rhuuder showers early Friday morn
ing in eastern portion fair Friday
san Francisco and vicinity - Fair Friday; con-
uGued warm weather; westerly winds becom-
ing fresh In he afternoon.
ALEXANDER MCADIE Forecast Official.
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NV YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, n. y, July That the Senate
had actually passed the amended tariff bill was
heraided on the Stock xchsnge at The opening
to-day by general buying and a strong market
Commiss!on-house orders we're not numerous,
however, and the edge soon taken OF the ad-
varce by disposition the part of traders 20
realize profits. Reactions were general with the
market grt dually drifting into a dull condition.
] he tone, however, steady, and the appea--
ance of fr, sh buying orders in the afternoon
caused rally. a stir- ulatng influence was the
announcement that the directors Of Northwestern
had dealt with the question of refunding by an
thCrizing mort gage for Sl65, 100000 to run for
Ninety years, expiring November l, 1887. IL is
figured that the saving in interest will be So $50
pr annum or over 12 per cent on com mon stock
northwestern issues were the strong fea. ures in
refunding news.
Much OF the floor gossip during he day naturally
ceutered around the tariff bill The bill will now
20 into conference. 1t is not thought tina there
will be any material changes in it before il finally
becomes law and It, supporters exl ect the
maker of prosperity. 1t is generally admitted that
II wi increase the deplei ed revenue. the effect OF
whi las 10 make foreign inves tors fearful
OF our finances and di.pO ed TO Withdraw from
raiher than enter lnto investments. With the
tarif out of the Congress is likely TO adjourn
leaving action upon McKiney's proposition for a
commission 10 revise The coinage, banking and
currency laws until fall Ihe message to Congress
proposing the commits on is now exp .cted 10 be
de aged until the tar II bill is safely in conference
In late afternoon trading professional operators
endeavored by hammerlIG the market 10 effect a
reaction, but In this Jhay were not successful 20
any marked extent.
Sugar was affecied adversely by the proposition
of the Secretary OF the reasury place an inter
nal revenue tax of cent pourd on all refined
sugars p oduced from raw sugars imported PRIOR
to the enactment OF the tariff pill his propos-
tion is reported 10 have diverted the de mand for
the product of the sugar company 10 imported re-
fined suga s. The tendency of the foreign ex-
change market was drmer Government 10 ids
quie. and slightly easier. Railway and miscel a.
neous DoLds we're mouerate active and hrm.
The Ban& of England reported TO-DAY an in
crease IN IT'S total reserve of E64 O0U proportion
OF reserve 10 liability, 49.3 81 per CEN. To- al
bullion holding, G36,7l9,752; reserve EI5-
259,000
The Bank OF France reports the following
changes for the week: Gold holdings, increase
10,425,U0U francs: silver holdings, decrease
3S5O,U00 francs; notes in circulation. increase
4600,OOO francs; total holdings-zold 2.Ol6-
236 5U0 francs silver ], 22S, ,302, 900 francs
Call mones, IA Per cent Time money is quoted
al follows: sixty days per cent ninety days
214 per cent, four months IA per cent, six month
per cent, sevea months 3 per cent on good mike
stock Exchange collatet al Domestic exchange
on san Francisco sight 171ac premium, telegraph
z0c premium.
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Peaches, 5@6c p ID: fancy 61ac: peeled, S@lIc:
pric OTIS, new, OF, 51a@6c p ID. carlo ad LOTS
evaporMed Apples, 5@6c; sun-dried, 234 @31ac;
Prunes, 2IoG3c for the sizes viii; e Figs. "a &c:
Piums, 4@41sc FOR pittel and l@l1ac for 1npitted;
y ectarines, 312@41sc p b Tor rime to fancy;
Fears Z@4c for quarters and 2@5c for halves.
RA AISINS-
Four-crow loose, 4@5c; s-crown 31a@94c; p
crow H. 234@314c p h ;seedless Sultana,. 5@5 1ac;
seedless NJ Muscatels 4@412c; 3-crown Lonuon lay
ers, $l@l l5: clusters, sI $50 25: Dehesa clus-
ters, 81 1892; Imperial clusters $2t93 70.
NI1S S-Walnuts. 6HaG7c p h for andard anj
9@9t2c p ID for softshell: Almonds. 6d7c for Lam
guedoc z1a@31ac for hardsh@ll and S@9c p ID for
pai ershel; Peanuts 4G5c p b for Eas ern and &C
ior Callfornia; Hickory Nuts. 5 &c p ID; P-cans,
s@lOc q ID Fl bert. 9@911c; Brazu Nuts $3.50;
tocoa uts, $5@15 so p 100
HO, Ef-Aew Comb, IGc Tor bright and 7@9c
OF Iower GRADES; new water-white extract u,
4i4G434c: light amber extracted, 3S4 @4c q ID.
WAX-22@25c u H.
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Calcutta Grain Bags 47sc; San Quentin,
SIS 30; Wool Bags, 24@27c.
CoAL-W ellington. $S New Wellington. So;
Soutntield Wellington. ST SO: Seattle. SIS 50;
Bryant, S5 so: Coos Bay S4 rs; Wallsend, 81 80
= on; Cumberland $l4 81 q ton in bulk and
Sl5 90 III sacks; Pennsylvania, Anthracite Egg,
SD q ton; Welsh Anthracite, $S@l0: Camel. SO
y ton; Rock Springs, Castle Ga.e and Pleasant
Valley 81 60; Coke, $l1@1+ in bulk and $l3 y
ton in SKIS.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Company
quotes, terms cash: Cube and Crush d and
Fine Crushed, 6Mc; Powdered, sac; Dry Granu.
lated 51Isc 2 h; Confectieners A, o1sc; Magnolia
A, 4Ac: Ex ra {, 1850; Golden Z, 1ac; candy
Graduated, 514c; half-barrels 14c more than
barrels and boxes 1ac more.
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PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon. Sc p ID for heavy,
eH2c for light medium, &c for light, log 01ac
for extra light and ll1a@l2c for sugar.cured East
ern sugarcured Hams, 12@l21ac q tb; California
Hams. lO@llc y 10 Mess Beef $S@S so y bbl:
extra mess do, IS 50@9; family do, SO o0@l0;
salt PORK, 5 5O9s p bol; extra prime Porn. S 10
@lO 6O: extra Gear, i3 5Oa IA; mess $l2 5o9l3
p Dbl: Smoked Beef. 91sc q ID.
iARD-Eastern tierc-s IS quoted at 412@5c for
compound and "a csc for pure: pals, 612@6slc:
California rierces, 414@412c for compound and
&c ior pure half-bols, 534c: 10 b tins, 614c; do
COT OLENE - There's, 5s4c Pack ares less
than 3oO bs-l-tb pals, 81 in a case. STsc; BIB
pals, 20 in case, sssc; 6ib pals. ~ in case,
sac; l0ib pals, IN a case S1sc; So h Tins, or
In case, 1880: wooden buckets. so lbs net
7Isc fancy tubs. so lbs net 1850; half-bbs, about
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-09
POTATOES. oNIoN>. VEGETABLES.

Potatoes in sacks lower but boxes keep up.
Onions about the same. The market is crowd
ed with Vegetables, which are lower
POTATOES-New Ear.y Rose In boxes 500
soc; sacks, ~ @50c; new Burbanks, 6U@l9Oc es
ctl in boxes and 9O@5Oc in sacks; Sweet Potatoes.
oNfoS--New Reds eo@75c p sack; silver
SKINS 75@9Uc q ctl.
VkGETA BLES-Bsy squash, l5@25c u box;
Bay Cucum bers, l5@25c p box; Asparagus, 81 GD3:
Green Peppers, 4Oc@Si Chile and 75c@sl
lor Bell; Green Peas, 11a@21Ac y ib; string Beans,
1@D21sc u ID; Green Gkrs 75c y box: Egg Plant,
75c@Sl; Cabbage, 6O@75c p ctl; Carrots 25@3Oc
u sack: Garlic, l1aGG s4c n ID; Tomatoes, 25@45c
p boz for Vacavilie ana $1@l 20 for River; Green
Corn, 50c@$1 r. sack, and 5Oc@$l 50 p crate for
linn