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COMMERCE OF SAN JUAN.
Imports and Exports at That Port
During June.

The War Department furnished the state
ment today that the total value OF mer-
chandise Imported al the port of San Juan
Porto Rico, during the month Of June was
S4''o,35S, of which amount $17aGG2 was
from the United States, sS6.776 from the
United Kingdom, SD 402 from Germany,
S11G,110 from Spain, s12,11S from France.
S1,H5S from Venezuela, $1749 from Holland.
$1242 from Cuba. $'iJ3 from Italy, S1U56
from Denmark, $105 from ST. Thomas
81 500 from Austria and $!i5s from Belgium
All of the goods entered were for imme-
diate consumption, and all were brought IN
foreign bottoms.
The total value of merchandise exported
during the month of June from the port of
San Juan was S3122o3, of which amount
the United States took s160,06; worth ;
Cuba, S44,215 worth: Spain, $96,G32 worth:
France, $3.S21: Germany, S',221 worth; St
Thomas, 5000 worth San Domingo $4,U61
worth. and Holland, sSS worth.
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Secretary Root Briefly niscu~ses
Policies for Porto Rico.

secretary Root Briefly Discusses
Policies for Porto Rico.
Secretary Root took up Porto Rican af-
fairs for a time today, and the insuIar
commission and all other officials who have
a hand in Porto Rican affairs assembled to
discuss the situation there, not only in con-
nection with the storm emergencies, but as
to general policies for. the island There
not time, however for that extended
discussion of affairs that the Secretary de-
sires when emergency matters are disposed
Of The insular commission is about ready
to submit the draft of laws which it has
prepared for Porto Rico. 1t is based on the
oid spanish laws, with changes suitng
them to American methods of procedure
1t is expected that Mr. Root will give con-
siderable attention to this code before il is
put in force, as it is intended to create a
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MUTINY ON A TRANSPORT.
Warren En- Route From Manila With
Filipino Crew.

SAN FRANCISCO August 14.-From ad
vices brought here by the transport Cen
tennial it is believed the Warren bringing
the Colorado regiment which sailed from
Manila July 16, and which was expected TO
arrive here Wednesday next, will not
reach this port carrier than next Friday.
After leaving Manila the Warren ran up
against a typhoon, which battered her up
considerably, and, next, the officers had to
face mutiny among their men. AS a re-
suit tWenty-four of the Warrens crew un-
derwent trial and were sentenced for
terms varying from three months to two
years, and the Warren is sailing for San
Francisco with a green creW of tilipinos.
The mutiny was brought about by one of
the men claiming he was sick and refusing
to work. He was placed in irons. The en-
tire crew then quit work and declared they
would not resume until their comrade was
released and sent to the ship. They We're
all court-martialed and sentenced, as above
indicate
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THE GERMANS AT MANILA.
One of Won Dicdrich's Officers Talks OF
Old Incident.

CHICAGO, August 14.-Lieut. Kehrl of
the German navy, who is touring America
for pleasure. is at the Auditorium. The
lieutenant was an officer on the Gefion, Ad-
mral Won Dedrichs S flagship, in the Phil
ippines during the war with Spain. He
said:
There was a misunderstanding between
Admiral Dewey and Admiral Won Died
rlchs over harbor regulations, but the af
fair has been much exaggerated. The adj
mirals Were good friends and frequently
dined together. The stories of the bitter
ness of the feeling between them come
from English sources. The English people
wish to impress upon the American mind
the aid they rendered this country, in
order to pave the way for the alliance they
seek with the United States. England
would like nothing better than to see the
United States and Germany go to war, so
that she might get control of that much
more commerce of the world. The feeling
sad to have grown out of the Manila in
cldent does not exist in Germany.
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BOTH WARSHIPS SAFE.
The New Orleans and Mach:as An.
chOred in HnrbOr of SantO Domingo,

The New Orleans and Mach;as An
chOred in HnrbOr of SantO Domingo
There is no longer any doubt as to the
safety of the warshps New Orleans and
Machias. A dispatch was received at the
Navy Department this morning from Com
mander Longnecker, commanding the New
Orleans. showing that both vessels had rid
den out the recent hurricane in safety and
were anchored in the harbor Of Santo Do
mingo. Both of these vessels left port Just
before the recent hurricane broke upon the
West Indies in full force, and as nothing
has been heard from either of them up to
this morning considerable anxiety was felt
as to their safety, especially as they were
supposed to be in the direct path Of the
terrible storm. The feeling of anxiety was
augmented In the case of the New Orleans
by a revival Of reports as to her instabil-
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AN TI-DREYFUS DAY
Witnesses at Rennes Today Believed
in Captains Guilt.
BILLOT AND CAVAIGNAC EXAMINED
Conformation of MERCER by CAST
mir-Perier Falls Flat.
COURT ADJOURNS FOR \ DAY

RENNES. France. August 1.-THE shoot
ing of NJ Labori. leading counsel for Capt.
Alfred Dreyfus robbed the morning session
of the Dreyfus court-martial of it's para
mount interest The murderer, apparently,
chose today for the attempt because it was
anticipated that NJ. Labori would crush
General Mercier, the former minister of
war, with his cross-questioning.
The news of the shooting of NJ Labori
caused an immense sensation in the court
room, where the usual audience had as
sembled. awaiting the entrance OF the
judges. NJ. Labori's absence had just been
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DEATH OF FRANK RHEIMS.
Well Known in Connection With Base
Ball and Other sports.

CHICAGO, August 14.-Frank Rheims,
well known in sporting and athletic cir
c.es, died last night at the county hospital.
Mr., Rheims was identified for several
years with the house of A. q. Spalding d
Bros. as an organizer and manager OF bail
teams. He was frequently commissioned
to explore the country for players, and II
was due to his discernment that some OF
the present league players We're brought
from obscurity and gwen positions where
their ball playing qualities were brought
out.
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NJ. LABORI WOUNDED
Counsel for Dreyfus Shot in the
Back by Assassin.
TIE ASSAILANT MAKES HIS ESCAPE
Soldiers and Detectives Securing
the Country for His Arrest.
DETAILS OF THE CRIME

RENNES. August 14,-Maitre Labori
counsel for Dreyfus. was shot and probably
fatally wounded while on his way TO the
court room this morning.
Maitrc I.abori left his house alone for
the court at about o'clock this morn
ing. His residence is situated in the sub
urbs OF the town. about a quarter of an
hours walk from the Lycee. The route be-
ing along a solitary road beside the river
Nilaine. He had reached point half way
ON his journey when two men vino had
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DEWEY SICK WITH FEVER.
Confined to His Cabin on the Olympia
Mt LeKhOrn.

LEGHORN, Italy, August 14.-Admiral
Dewey today remained on board his flag
shio. the United States cruiser Olympia
which arrived here at noon yesterday from
Naples, being i'll with fever. The captain
of the vessel received the visits of officials
and others in his place.
James a. Smith, United States consul at
Leghorn. accompanied by Edward c. Cra-
mer. the United States consul at Florence,
visited the Olympia today for the purpose
of taking leave of Admiral Dewey.
The newspapers GaZetta Livornese and II
TELEGRAPH of this place have published BIZ
oSra phies of the Victor of Cavite'
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Assistant Secretary Spaulding of the
treasury left today for his annual vaca-
ton He has gone to his home in Michi-
gan Assistant Secretary Taylor is expect
ed to return to the city tomorrow.
Mr. Jack Lewis of the Second National
Bank has gone for two weeks stay at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. Singleton l.. Cooper left today, ac-
companied by his little son Earl, for a
sojourn in Stafford county, Va. They will
return about September ].
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NEWS OF LIEUT.. GILMORE.
Admiral Watson Cables Confirmation
of the Report of His safety

The Secretary of the Navy received a
cable message from Admiral Watson at
Manila this morning announcing the safety
of Lieut.. Gilmore and his party which was
captured by insurgents at Balor many
weeks ago. The message is as follows:
MANILA, August 13 1899.
Secretary of the Navy WASHINGTON:
ESCAPED Spa 1ish prisoners leport Gilmore
ana thirteen other Americans-eight sailors
ana 1lVe soldlers-confined at Nlsan July
-. -Four sailors in hospital with sore legs
gilmore well treated. Supplies sent by
admiral never reached ~
(SignedD WATSON
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BRYAN PREDICTS LONG STRUGGLE.
President of Street Railway Union on
Situation mt Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 14-The
fifth week of the second strike of the en-
ployes of the Cleveland electric street rail-
way opened today. The reward of the
company of $4,000 for information leading
to the arrest and conviction Of persons
guilty of placing explosives on the street
car tracks has resulted in active work by
scores of detectives. The company regards
the strike ended but President Bryan
says it has just begun.
I'VE are just getting down to business"
says Bryan, .and people may expect
long struggle unless the company surren-
ders.
The boycott is still in force but its ef-
feet is weakening under the strong infu-
ence now directed against it.
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To Take Dynamite Gun. to Manila,

Lieut. NJ. c. Buckley, Sd Artillery, has
been relieved from duty in the recruiting
service and ordered to repair to this city
and report in person to the chief Of ord
nance for the purpose of taking charge of
dynamite guns about to be shipped to the
Philippine Islands for use against the n
surgentS.
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PRESIDENT OUT FOR A SAIL.
by Mrs. Mckinley On tn.
Yacht EIfrida.

PLATTSBURG, n. Y, August 14.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley and party left Ho-
tel Champlan this morning for a sail on
the yacht Elfrda. The day is a beautiful
one, the sky being clear and the sun bright
and warm after the rainy weather of the
past few days.
today was John Marin of Plattsburg, who
has held the office of special deputy colec-
tor of customs of the Champlain district fer
thirty wears.
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smelter., str,ke Declared on

SmeIters' Strike Declared or.
DENVER. Col, August 14.-The strike Of
the employees of the American Smelling
and Refining Company's plants in Colorado
was declared off at meeting of the smeiter
mems union in this city last night.
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Rigging of the Shamrock Arrives.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Anchor
Line steamer Furnessia, which arrived to-
day from Glasgow, brought the racing spars
and rigging and gear of Sir Thomas Lip
tons yacht Shamrock.
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There is no business that
cannot be benefited by jul
dicious advertising, and
there is none that may not
waste money by poor use Of
space.
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Hotel at Tuscan Springs, Cal, De
strOyed This Morning.

RED BLUFF, Cal, August 1.-THE hotel
at Tuscan Springs near here has been de-
stroyed by fire. One life was lost and the
financial loss will be in the neighborhood
of $4,000.
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UINEH1ND tgut-,
August "A, 1899.
Secretary of War, Washington D. c.
Il forward you today 500 for Porto Rico
relief fund. (SgnedD r. A. ALGER."
''WASHINGTON, D. c. August IA, 1899
Hon r. A. AIger, Grand Mere. Que:
Thanks for your generous contribution
to Porto Rican relief. | trust you are rap
idly regaining your health.
(Signed) "ELIHU ROOT,
Secretary of War"
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His Wife Notified.

The sky was overcast when NJ. I.abori
left his house accompanied by Col. Pic
quart and the latter's brother-in-law, NJ.
Cast M. Labori was laughing and chat
ting with his companions when he was
shot.
The wounded man fell to the ground He
tried to rise, and put his hand to the wound
in his back, and brought the hand back
covered with blood. As he lay there, with
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-10
Decidu0ns and Citrus Fruits.

The Gamers paying the following prices:
Peaches. S1Od20 for frees and $12 50d25 for
clings; Bartlett Pears. in this city $S0G35 per
ton for No / and s15G20 for No. >; Green and
yellow Plums $15G2O per ton; Colored Plums,
S10615.
Some Bartlett Pears are still bringing $40
on canning account. but the combine will not
nav this figure, and the outside Gamers will
give it for strictly choice stock only. Peaches
and PIums continue plentiful, and cling
Peaches are lower.
Grapes and Melons still go slowly under
gradually increasing supplies Apples are
steady and quiet. FIGS nave d "lue range as
will be seen.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Apples, 25d50c per box for common and. 500
9oc for good to choice; Crabappes are NOM
BE 'BiiERR1Es-Blackberrie .s8a4 per chest
64 for large berries; Raspberres, s5Q6 per
chest Huckleberries, s66S per ID.
Cranes 25d50c per box and crate for Fon-
tainebleau. 40cGs1 per box and crate for Rose
of Peru 60d75c per crate and box for Muscat
and 65GS5c for Seedless.
Watermelons. s5G15 per 100
Cantaloupes. 75c0$1 50 per crate; Nutmegs,
Pears 25G50c per box. according to size;
Bartletts 5O6s1 per box for green and 25G4Oc
Nectarines. 25qioc per box for white and 6o9
Figs tHt 75cas1 so per box for double layers of
small black and 5o175c for large purple.
Peaches. 25d5Oc per box and 20d30c per bas-
Plums. 2Od4oc per box; Prunes 10000 per
CITRUS FRUITS-Valencia Oranges, s264:
Lemons s1d1 30 for common and 81 75d3 for
fornia Lines, - per small box: Bananas. 81 so
az 30 per bupch PineappIes. s1Q2 30 per dozen.
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisuus.

There is no call for old Prunes, but dealers
say that a good demand awaits the crop.
and that as soon they come in buyers will
take them. New York mail advices predict a
fine market for Prunes during the coming fall.
Peaches are easier, and Apples are weak
owing to the size of the crop. Apricots are as
firm as
DRIED FRUITS (old Crop)-Prunes SIC for
40-5O's &c for 5O-6Os. 4c for 60-7O's 314G3ac for
7O-S0's 274dSAc for SO-9O's 21aG2Ac for 90 100 $
and 2d214c for 100-110s.
DRIED FRUITS New Crop)-Prunes. in
sacks. SIC for 40-50s, 5Q514c for 50-60's. 464kc
per lb for 6O-70s 3%c for 70-S0's. 3A@312c for
S0-90s and 2a.dSc for 90-10Gs; Apricots, 10Gl1c
for Royals. 1212c for Moorparks: Peaches.
6a61zc for standards and 7d71ac for choice;
Evaporated Apples. 7G7hc; Sun-dred. 41a@5c
per lb: Nectarnes, 6d7c per ID.
RAIsINs-3Ac for two-crown. 4a4c for three
crown. 5@4c for four-crown. 4I2G6c for Seedless
sultanas, 317c for seedless Muscatels and 81 20
for London layers; Dried Grapes. 2AG3c.
NUTS-Wanuts 56Sc for hardshell. 10d11c
for softshell Chile Walnuts. 11612c; Almonds.
new crop 71kc for Languedoc and 9i.c for
paper-shell; Peanuts. 6d7c for Eastern and Az
d5c for California; Cocoanuts. 81 50d5.
HONEY-Comb. 111ac for bright and 10ikc for
light amber: water white extracted, 1AQI13c:
light amber extracted, 64gzc: dark, S1sc
per lb.
BEESWAX-24d26c per lb.
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Foreign Futures.
California Frlnt Sales.

The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruit
at auction to-day at the following prices;
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Peaches-Early Craw-
ford, 76c; Late Crawford 5OcdSl 10, average l6c;
75ca$1 is. average nc: Tuscan Cling. 95cdsl 80,
average 81 10. Pears-Bartetts, 81 3Oa2 10, ay-
erage 81 10. Plums-Columba, 75cQS1 60 aver
age s9c Kelsey local 45, average 81 49, Satsuma "a
81 150l 80, average 81 II; yellow Egg, SOcd$l ~,
average 81 05. Prunes - Bulgarian. average
81 CS; German. 81 O5G1 80, average 81 19; Gros'
81 15dl 80. average 81 So; Hungarian, 81 lOQ! a.,
average 81 40; Italian, 81 25d1 45, average 81 81
Silver, 90c6S1 35 average 81 05; Tragedy 81 81
al 50, average 81 Al. Twenty-nine cars SOLD TO-
day: favorable weather.
BOSTON, Aug. 9.-Peaches-Early Crawford,
55cGs1. average SIC; Elberta, average - 10;
Susquehanna 75GS5c, average 79c- Pears-Bart-
let's, 81 5Oa2 10, average 81 S2 Plums-Bur-
bank 81 05d1 As. average 81 81; victoria aver
age 81 80; Yellow Egg, average 81 IL Prunes-
Gros, average Al. Thirteen cars sold today:
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Peaches-Early Crawford,
average 62c. Pears-Bartletts 81 S4d2 49, aver
age 81 C1. Plums-Bradshaw. average 81 "; CO.
lumbia average 81 01; Kelsey, 81 5lal TO- aver
age 81 81: Purple Duane. average 81 VI; Aelo"
Egg average 81 %. Prunes-Bulgarian, average
81 80: German, average 81 50; Gros average
81 55; Hungarian. average s. 30. Ten cars sold
to-day; weather threatening.
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EASTERN MARKETS
Ne7u York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-There was not much
OF stock market to-day. The market sold
of az the opening realizing and the
heavy tone impaired by sympathy with Lon
don Sales Of securities for London account
continued to-day on moderate scale The
call money rate in London nevertheless dropped
a fraction to-day and sterling exchange in
Paris advanced, but in Berlin declined. There
Is q renewal OF anxiety over the Transvaal
question which had its effect in foreign stocR
carly depression here. But the local market
resisted this downward tendency and was in
cIined 70 move upward before the end of the
first hour under the lead Of Sugar and in
e,.,,9nathv with an additional rise In the Min
reapolis and St Louis stocks. Consolidated
Gas was strong and American Tobacco forged
upward again, its gain reachlng nearly three
noints and holding well near the top. Sugar
yu,ea kened before the day was over, but there
were enough individual stocks showing strength
+o maintain a pretty firm tone, notwlthstand-
sne the f1tense dullness OF the rest of the day.
80 of the gains were Oregon ayigation,
~. Pacific Coast, 2 and Reading and Chicago
and eastern Illinois IL each; General Electric
and colorado Fuel, point each. Atchison
Trorerred advanced strongly in the late deal
ings. o- ,,e-a easier ,o-do,, IN
der the influence OF orders from out-oI- to~ii
eo,,rccs Chicago, Duluth, Minneapolis and st.
81 T,ere said to be lending money here and
expressions of opinion from hnanclaI authorl-
tics IN Chicago as TO the plentltude OF money
there had a reassurtng enect' j." me Chlyaso v,
IS buying commercial paper IN New YORK
country hanks throughout the West are said
to be buying paper In chicago. me rates Tor
time loans and for comIneFcIaI of ~ et loN
tendency in call loan departments; Gold i'm
ports have up to to-day seemed tiIe oily re-
source against money stringency mere IN case
Of large demands in the interior LOT moving
o-,,e odav's movement of sterling eNchange
vas therefore highly important as lnoIcdtihg
the easier condition there Inc presentation
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, Aug. 9-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter tomorrow will say;
There is a quieter tone to the wool market,
although the volume of sales reported shows
up quite large being close TO 100000 pounds.
A considerable portion of this business, how
ever. was really accepted some time previous
to the week under review. but the transactions
were given out until this week some
houses report a fair demand from some. Of the
smaller mills, which will probably continue
for some time, as they were late coming
into the market.
The situation far as prices are concerned
is as strong as ever. As to the total stocks OF
wool in the United States 1t is doubtful If they
have been light since the Mckinley tarif
law in operation.
The sa les for the week in Boston amounted
TO s $50. 600 pounds domestic and $1,000 pounds
foreign making a total of 6.S9l, 900. against a
total of c. 439. coo for the previous week and a
total of g. 33g, 900 for the corresponding week
last year. 49,
Sales since January !, 1899, amount to 170, 317
coo pounds, against Il S27 SIC pounds last year at
this time.
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Hay and FeedStnfS.

The Hay market again showed signs Oh I'M
proving, though prices not much oeiter'
Receipts from around the bay were Aght' he
circular of Somers & Co says:
There is a noticeably good demand 1or the
choicest grades of both wheat and cu!tlVateu
oat Hay. The majority of present arrivals ~, Is
very good quality, but the grades genera gen, ny
termed gilt edge are not very pientlluIi; ;,a, au
The medium grades of Hay, generally termed
stable Hay are very plentiful and sell quite qi
cheaply. In fact it is with much dltncuitS
that these particular grades are disposed OIL
BRAN-S15 50917 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-$1 50Q19 50 per ton.
FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled Barley, SIS 90 per ton
oilcake Meal at the mill. s2Iag2S; jonDingI' ,aaI
$2S 506t24 so; Cracked Corn, $246l25; Mixed Feed
$I6d16 80; Cottonseed Meal. s2S per ton
HAY-Wheat, s6 5OdS 50 for common 10 gooG g
and s969 80 for choice; Wheat and Oat, Sra
50; Oat. seas; Barley, $5G7; Island Barley;
"a 5OG5 50; Alfalfa, s5G7 so per ton; Compressed
Wheat S9d10
STRAW-2O635c per bale.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags, SIC; Wool
Bags. 26d2Sc.
COAL-WelIington. IS per ton: New Yelling
ton IS; Southfield Wellington, 81 so; Seattle.
Sc. Bryant IS: Coos Bay, IS; Walisend, 81 so;
scotch IS; Cumberland. 50 in bulk and $40 so
in sacks: Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg, Sl2;
Camel IS per ton: Rock Springs and Castle
Gate 81 60; Coke, 312 per ton in bulk and $H
in sacks.
STJGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
many quotes terms net cash. in 100-fb bags;
EEuhes A crushed and Fine Crushed. 5tsc;
Potydered. 55sc; Candy Granuated, SIC; Dry
Granulated. 51sc; Confectioners' a, Sic; Cali
Soiden G 4ISc; barrels, 1-16c more; half barrels
&c more; boxes. 1ac more 5O-fb bags. 1sc more.
10 order taken for less than 10 barrels or its
aoutvaIent Domncs, haIf-barrels, 57sc; boxes
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Potatoes. Onions and Vegetables

There has been a heavy demand for Onions
Of late for Australia the total sales on this ac-
count footing up about Is 600 sacks Some went
away yesterday by the Moana, while some go
by the Canadian Pacific line. This demand
having ceased the market is quieter and
Potatoes are in good supply and unchanged
AS for Vegetables, the market Is piled high
Pc PoTAT0ES-G "a Chiles, S1q1 10; Early
Rose, 75cq*l Bprbanks I5ca'l D 70 per etl hin in
banks. 81 25 in sacks and 81 50 in boxes; Sweet
Potatoes. 2A@212c per lb.
ONIONS-s1a1 20 per ctl for SlIVersklns;
Pickle Onions. 15c per sack.
VEGETABLES :. Asparagus. 75Gg$2 50 per per
box: Green Peas &c per lb String Beans. lq2c;
Lima Beans. 4c; Cabbage 5o@60c; River
tomatoes, 25G4Oc; Egg Plant. 4OQ5oc Green
Okra, 4Om5Oc per box; Garlic. 2d3c: Green Pep
pers, 25@50c for Chill and 4OG60c per box for
Bell: Carrots 3064Oc per sack; Bay Cucum-
bers 2Od30c; Pickles. 117c per lb for No. 1 and
40G50c per box for No 2; Summer Squash. 20d
25c; Marrowfat Squash Sl4 per ton; Green
Corn 25cG$1 per sack; 75c@$1 25 per crate for
Alameda and 65G75c for Berkeley.