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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27
It Won Once.

Tilden and Hendricks were elected on
tariff for revenue only platform. 1t
is said that Tilden himself formulated
the following aggressive plank in the
platform of 1876, and on it was won the
victory;
We denounce the present tariff, levied
upon nearly 1000 articles, as a master
piece of injustice, inequality and false
pretense. 1t has impoverished many
industries to substitute few. 1t pro-
hibits imports that might purchase the
products of American labor. Ithas de-
graded American commerce from the
first to an inferior rank on the high seas.
1t has cut down the sales of American
manufacturers at home and abroad and
depleted the returns of American agri-
culture-an industry followed by half
our people. 1t costs the people five
times more than it produces to the
Treasury, obstructs the process of pro-
duction, and wastes the fruits of labor.
1t promotes fraud, fosters smuggling,
enriches dishonest officials, and bank
rupts honest merchants. We demand
that all custom-house taxation shall be
only for revenue.
Why should the democrats be afraid
to champion tariff reform on the basis
of ''tariff forrevenue only?" Hancock
was defeated for no other reason than
that he repudiated, late in the campaign
this distinctive utterance of the platform
ON which he stood. Honest govern
ment'' and 'stariff for revenue only
win be tie shibboleths of victory. Car
Isle stands on level with the platform
of 1876.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27
The Old Story.
Boston Globe.

Boston Globe.
Girl in blaze; man in maze. Girl
accusing; man confusing. Girl storms;
man warns. Girl quickens attack :;
man tries to talk back. Man repents (?).
Girl relents. Girl cries man lies.
Girl beams man schemes. Girl for
gives; man-still lives. And with two
Irving tickets, an opera promise and a
pound of caramels, makes himself as
solid as the democratic platform.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

7 Under AND BY VIRTUE OF 4 SPECIAL
u alias order OF sale issued by the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Dickinson County, State OF
Kansas, in a cause pending therein, wherein
Robert Chaplin Is plaintiff, and John j. Collins
and others are defendants, Will, on
Monday, January 18th, Il. d., 1884.
at the front 1oor OF the court house, In the city
OF Abilene, County OF Dickinson, State OF Kan
sas at 10 O'Clock, a NJ. OF said day, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, to-wft: Lots number one o., two e.
three (3) and four "a, in block number nineteen
Qe) in Kinney and Hodges addition to the town
(now city, OF Abilene, in Dickinson County,
State OF Kansas The said real estate will be
sold pursuant TO the Judgment OF the Court in
said cause recited in said special alias order OF
sale
witness my hand this s6th day OF December,
A. ID. 1883 HENRY LIFTS,
le-5tl Sheriff Of Dickinson County, kansas
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-27

The Kansas City Times puts truth
very directly as follows: This matter
of protective tariff goes right home to
the people, to the producer and cOnsum-
er on our western prairies. Our Kansas
farmers, after years of struggles with
border difficulties, with drouths and
floods and other privations, incident to
the settlement of a new country, have
at last got tolerably forehanded. They
would like to enjoy the fruits of their
toll and industry. They can now afford
many of the luxuries of life, or could if
it was not for the Unsuitable demands
of the eastern protective tariff cormor-
ANTS. Suppose the good farmers wife
wants to carpet her new house. She
wants to put on considerable style; say
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
DIED

In stockton, July 3lst, Mrs, DIR. A. 5. Bird, agtd
about 30 years. s,,t
In Monroe, Aug. It'll, Flora ID. Grant aged 30
In Searsport, July 22d, Lizzie NJ staples wife pr
Capt: 5. G. staples, and daughter of Washington
and Jane Pcaslee, aged p years.
At Boston Highlands Aug. LIST, John Watson, s9n
of the late George Watson. of Roxbury, aged 20
years.
In New York, July 10Th. Mrs. Helen NJ. Adam j.
daughter Of the late William and Sarah Oger, fob
mery of Camden.
In Rockand, Aug. %, Freddie, son of Frank al ut
the late Jennie Felch, aged months and 10 days
In Rockland, July 10Th, Emma G., daughter of \.
G. and Louise Sartelle, aged years, 10 months "a
DAYS.
In Manchester, n. H.. July 10Th Ira b. Emery, Of
Rockland, aged - years.
In Waldoboro, July 2Sth John +. Miller, aged ds
years.
In ThomastOn, July 9th, Rev. John Wakefield
aged 50 years and 10 months.
In Augusta, July 26th Ella G.. daughter of Carrie
ID. and the late Capt Albert :. PendlcJon, of RocH
land, aged Is years, months and D days
In Rockport. July 25th Mrs. Mary A. Davis, agei
63 years and II months
In Waldoboro, july 9th, benjamin Sherma,
aged So years and months
In Waldoboro, July 23d, Mrs. Rebecca Oiivcr,ageN
81 years.
In Mt. Desert, July 18th, Mrs. Mary, widow OF
the late William Atherton, aged 81 years, months
and II DAYS.
In Mt Desert, July 30th, Nellie daughter of Capd
William and Mary j. Freeman, aged about II yrs.
We, the members of nvdtus Lodge, L. 0. o. ri
assembled. make the following dedication of rel
solves to our worthy brother Rev J. A. MoreIeI
and family. Wishing to express our heartfelt symE
pathies and tender feelings to this our afflicted
brother and family, submit the following:
Resolved, That whereas by Divine direction that
tender thread of life hath been served and thai
messenger death hath summoned Helen NJ More
len, wife Of Brother J. A. Morelen, from this valid
of sickness suffering and sorrow to that haven of
rest, that beautiful home beyond the river, wherd
sorrow and affcton shall be- known no more.
Resolved, That in the death of Helen NJ More
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

There were 100 deaths from cholera in Egypt
Saturday.
Diphtheria prevails in Wisconsin and Ar
kansas.
At the present rate the Government will in Il
little more than three years have paid all the
bonds it can now control.
The Ohio delegation TO the republican Presi-
dental convention next year will be for Senator
Sherman if he is Il candidate.
Jesse Harper it is reported, intends to issue
the call for the next greenback-labor national
convention within the next two months.
despatch from Cape Town says O'Donnell
who killed Carey, the informer. was, Friday,
committed for trial on charge of Wilful murder.
The Boston Water Board cautions the public
against the waste of water as economy in this
direction IS necessary by the state of the reser-
yoirs.
The torpedo experiments at the Newport RI.
station have closed Very successful expert
ments We're made with the Selfrdge gun cotton
torpedo.
Hanlan easily won at the Minnetonka Lake
regatta Friday, lIosmer coming in second and
Teemer third. IIanlan is anxious now for
match with Courtney.
The Prince of Wales has accepted, with
thanks, painting of the Longfellow house at
Cambridge, painted by Mr.. Ernest LongfellOw,
and presented to His Royal Highnes> by Ellis
Lever.
The inquest concerning the death of Senior
Francisco Barco, the Spanish minister to the
United States, who committed suicide, rendered
Il verdict Of death by suicide while temporarily
insane.
General ROsecrans says that Dennis kearney
is fraud. and IAN arrant humbug;' that he is in
the pay of the Central Pacific Railway Compa-
ny, which employs him TO make the anti-mono-
poly movement odious to decent people
President Arthur has the knack of turning
neat sentences, and felcitous manner of say
ing the needed word in the best way. and then
stopping. His little speech at the opening of
the Louisville exposition was Just the thing"
Boston Herald.
The results OF the canVasses of Ohio made by
the republican and democratic State committees
have been published. The republican canvass
claims majority of %, $50 for the republicans.
The democrats canvass claims IS, 220 majority
for the democrats.
At the inquest on the body of Capt. Webb at
Buffalo. n. ". the jury rendered the following
verdict: We find that Capt. Webb came to his
death while attempting to swim the whirlpool
rapids of Niagara river. The immediate cause
of his death the jury was unable to determine
Mrs. j. NJ. Springer, GARDINER. ME-, says: 81
successfully used Browns Iron Bitters for the
worst backache | ever knew"
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

len, whereby the family circle of this our Brother
hath been broken, that he sustans in her death an
lrrcparablc loss of ever kind and affeCtionate
companions and that the children of this family,
upon whom atlction falls most heavily, lose a
wise guardian, sympathetic Undergraduates;
and may they in their hours of temptation and trial
ever pc guided by thai persuasive voice that never
leads astray.
Resolved, That as the wife of Brother of our
Order we gratefully remember the Conscientious
ness, the fidelity the amiabencss and sincerity with
which she sought to fulfill her obligations and en-
body ana eNemplify the principles of our beloved
and noble fraternity
Resolved, That we pledge our heartfelt sympathy
TO the family of the deceased in this hour of their
bereavement, trials, and sorrows; and while we
bow in submission to this dispensation of the Di-
vine Will, we offer the prayer that the God of the
widow and fotherless" may give His support and
1mpart His consolation.
Resolved, That these resolutions be made part
of our records and that copy of them also be pre-
sentcd To the afflicted family.
Respectfully submitted,
J. Il. TABER,
JAS. LIBBY, JR, Committee.
4. II. MYRICk,
Unity, Me, Aug. 1, A. u. 1888.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELLE asst.
ARRIVED

Aug. 4th, sch. JAS. Holmes, Ryder, Boston.
Aug. 9Th, schs. A. Richardson, Pattershall. Ban
gor; Charlotte L. Sbey, Bartlett! Portland; Henry
Woods, Bangor; Mary Farrow Condor, Boston
Nellie, Drinkwater, New York.
Aug. 9th, schs. A. W. Ellis, Ferguson, Ellsworth
Victory, -, Portland Fannie A. Gorham
Welsh, New York.
Aug. 7th schs A. Hayford, Jones, do; Nellie s
McKeen, do.
SAILED.
Aug. LIST, sch. f. l.. Warren, Babbage, Boston.
Aug. ID, sch Hannibal, Pendeton, Bangor.
Aug. 3D., sen. Mary +. Corson, Bagley, Jackson.
Vile.
Aug. 4th, sch S. l.. Davis, Burgess, Bangor
Aug. 9Th, sch Lillian, Darby, Boston.
Aug. 9Th schs. Orion, White, do; A. Richardson
New Haven.
Aug. eth, schs. Henry Woods, Boston; Victory
-, Bangor; A. W. Ellis, Ferguson, New York.
Aug. sth sch Geo. Il. Ferguson, RYAN, Boston.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
MARRIED,

In Waldo, July 10Th, by s. kingsbury, Esq, Mir
Charles Y. Wentworth Of Hermon, ami LydiaI NJ
Wentworth, of Waldo.
In New York, July 9th, Capt. Charles l.. Whit
ney, of Winterport, and Miss fiulda NJ Fredrikden
of Sandcfiord, Norway.
In Washington, Aug. 4th, lily III. b. Wright, EfI.
Fred ID. Stetson and Miss Anna f. Walter.
In China, July 2lst, Mr.. Wilder Young and Mis-:
Hattie c. Carr, both of Freedom.
In Stockton, July 10th, Capt. X. ID. Cummings
and Mrs. Abbie W. IIutchins both of Prospect.
In Fairfield, July 2lst, NJ. James W. Luce O
Fairfield, and Miss Emma Carter of Troy.
In Rockland, Aug. LIST, Frank W. Edwards, OF
Boston, and Minnie j. kellar, OF Rockland,
In Rockland, July 3st, Andrew Allen and Jo Be
phine Allen, both OF ltockiani.
In Rockland, July 18th, SeWell A. Rich, of kofk
land, and Ellie 5. Simmons, Of West Camden.
In Rockland, July 10th, John Goss, of Greeh.
Landing. and Genie Spollord of Deer Isle.
In Ellsworth, July 3lst Geb H. IIughs, of Bath
and Miss Abblc +. Blonditt, Of Ellsworth.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
RETAIL MA Rk EFT.
Boston Market.

SATURDAY., Aug. I.
BUTTER-Choice grades sire firm and in steady
demand. but all other kind 5 dull. The sales of
Western and Northern creahercs have been at II a
BE for choice, and lSa2Oc for fair and good New
York and Vermont diaries at Is g2Oc for choice, and
5al1c for fair and good; Western dairy ut AZ lGc
and Western ladle packed at 3al5c u IL.
CHEESE-Cheese is steady, with il moderate de-
mand. Sales of choice at ~ Zoe; fair and good
at Sa9c, and common at G91d y H.
EGGS-Eggs have been in demand, and fresh lots
are scarce. Sales of Eastern at y BE; New York
and Vermont at II d22c.
POTATOES-There is Il fair demand for potatoes,
with sales of common and good southern at ! No q
%; and Jersey and Rhode sand at 3l1542 " Dbl.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
Observation-Disclosures

A S \ BEVERAGE, with hot or cold water,
n swcetencd, or hot or cold milk, or added to
ice water, lemonade, ctcrvcsccnt draughts of min
eraI waters, it forms refreshing and invigoratng
beverage, unequallcd in simplicity and purity by
any tonic medicine, while free from alcoholic
ton. Avoid mercenary dealers, who iur few cents
extra profit try 10 force upon you their own on
others when you call for SANFORD'S GINGER.
Sold by wholesale and retail druggists. grocers,
etc., everywhere.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
SANF0RD'S
GINGER
SANF0RD'S
GINGER
SANFORD'S
GINGER

pREPARED with the utmost skill from IMrOR-
n TED GINGER, CHOICE AEOM ATICS and
the purcst and best Of MEDICINAL. FRENCH
BRANDY, from the wordrenownrd winners
Messrs. OTARD, DUPUY 4 CO., COGNAC, rem
derng ii vastly superior 10 all other tingerS, all
Of which made with common alcohol, largely
impregnated with poisonous ftisi oil and strength
pnpd with
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

A s a PURE FRUIT sTIMULANT, for the
- aged, mentally and physically exhausted, care
worn, ovcrworked for delicate females, especially
mothers, for those recovering from facilitating dis
cases, and Il means Of reforming those addicted
TO an excessive use Of alcoholic stimulanIs, it is
uncqualled in the whole range Of medicines, Be
ware Of limitations. SANFOED'S is the finest
ginger in the world and, Notwithstanding the high
of its ingredients, is the cheapest family medi
cine. Sold everywhere,
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

Is designed to meet the wants Of those who need Il
medicine to build them up, give them an appetite,
purify their BLOOD and Oil up Che machinery of their
bodies. No other article takes hold of the system
and hits exactly the spot like Hoods Sarsaparilla
1t works like magic reaching every part of the hui
man body through the blood, giving to all renewed
life and energy. 81 a bottle; six for s..
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

union at Bangor on Tuesday Aug. u.
During the month of August the Maine Central |
Tissue excursion tickets to party of five or more
from Belfast to Lake Maranocook and return on |
regular trains, for l25.
\ bingham. Mass paper contains an account of
reception to Miss Mary Z. Patterson, rendered
her recently by her many friends. Miss PatteI-
was a native Of Belfast and left here for Hing
ham in lS33.
Attention is called to the advertisement of Il. IL.
Cn,roi,,N son Belfast furniture dealers and under
t4kery AR Charles Coombs is practical embalmer
rl has an the modern appliances for his business,
which are fully explained in the advertisement.
Read what they say.
the Catholics from Bangor, ana points along the
river made an excursion TO Dice's Head, Castine on
Wednesday. The company was in the barge lowed |
ht The steamer Ralph Ross, and accompanied
p, tho Wutcrpor band. The excursion stopped
al Belfast about noon where number joinedi it.
Miss Mary White, of this city, went to Bath last
lI to her sisters, Mrs Bailey where she remained,
being an invalid Tuesday evening She arrived
home accompanlcibv Mrs. Bailey, being furnished
with special through the kindness of Mr..
Fucker, the popular superintendent of the Maine
central railroad
4 party consisting OF Mr.. ana Mrs. J. W. Fred
rliak. George A. Quimby, Mis-, Addie Chase, A. q.
burgess ANIL Miss kcnney, will leave Belfast tits
laomng for a week. cruise to the east. They will
rle To Fort Point aud from there will take the
steamer Cnnbra for Bar IIarbor. Possibly tie
n.rN wit. extend lhoiI trip farther east
Attention is called to Ihe notice Of the PenoDscot
Bay steamboat Co., al II II. ,Johnson'- store Aug
TT ~" ~ WI NJ
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a4 ler-, Pierce r..,. into lorenzo pow, team on
IS .libnorl ay.nu. nu Tuesday evening. Pierce,
..,- ~.lqa> Mr. DOW. one Of the Shaft, bjt Mr.,
u.,, iI,. r,I,j ., i, little oir in tt,, c.,ri.r.
t.-n.r.uu .at Bonn Shaft. Of tbe pierce team
.. .rl.u Fortunately no ono ,v.,s eri,p.I,,
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." '"'i'N "'i'NEtS' ''' ''F 'hc' exercise, me
.'''H" 0P'I,7"'l '"'' nav "cFn i"N'e" 10
l''' r '~ '''' ''''' ny N'"'i''' ~"
''''7' '''''''' "'', l''''.l our streets Pii'r 70
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"l " IN" invited guests, Rev IL ~ Phllblook
officiating After the wedding breakfast Mr.. and
Nr- Edwards took Gle tam foroll Orchard going
trNm tHvra ~ Montreal om short bridal tour at
jn' close ui which they return to their home on
Columbus Avenue, Boston Mrs Edwards is
"i.-Ai aHi interesting lady and has many friends
In thi~ eAt. ROLAND CONFERENCE.-The.
,.,
sensational account OF a duel with small swords be
."'rA i"" Boston mel-ttorge t. Griffin, New
f'-taii| representative OF a New Y rk commission
a4j,- aul HatAore George Wheeler, head sales
H:.a u dee chadreu'9 department Of a Washington
-tl.tt r.tUiu- house The Two men had bepr warm
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
ALONG THE wHARvEs.

Sch. Orion has loaded paving for Boston, Sch
Lillian has loaded paving for Fail River. sch
Geo. b. Ferguson has loaded granite paving and
hay for Bos ton and Ouincy. Sch charlotte r.
Sbey has loaded ice and hay for Jacksonville,
coal for swan & Sihnv R 70 anI 4ch yicoy has
III snha,,oI -, ~ ~, e',a ~ IL ,i, ~ II,
i D. o 81 !" VI Uoiil f aui 9no nri1
~ ni1at, ~ " TIA I, '1t'i ;S ~ ~ T.
n,,or, W., - ,itcI,n, g S ~ ~ =.
rir%o Of coal from sch Nellie and NIB now lisrbar@
Ing sch A. Hayford -. The new sdh Jessie Lena
is chaIaer1 70 oan stone at inkI9rt Ior Pea
ware hfeak"a'er' anu went uprNef Wednesday
AMERICAN PORTS
San Francisco Jnl,, both ArriJ nd .hi, T. p
HIrk Carver Iiyernool ~ F
Eost0n Julv3Jst Arrived sch Inrenca Ielond
Adams PORT johnson Aur 4th Arrived sch
Daylight Uodgtlon Baltimore Auo an Arrived
sch Herald, Gray, Ciehfuegos july Both sailed
brio H. G. Sibley Fowler Port Snnib
Portsmouth, July 3Oth Arrived sPh Mark Pen
dleton. Ambov. AHg. 2dl Arrived srh. Tantan,ount
Pend'eton Amboy
New York july 3ls1 Arrived sdb VIM Flint
Dodea >. Chelsea. PASSED. he date Imr' 8I schrs
Florida, Ferguson, Boston, FamieT i. tiorham
Welcb Belfast
Charleston, Aug lst. Arrived sen. Welaka,
Cottrell Bangor
Philadclphio .July 3ist lIparedI sch Diona
Patterson Lynn CIrordd Ausr Isl Iort sarah r
staples Elwell Lcghorn Aur 3D. Arrived sch
Dorah H. French. French, Bangor.
Iarksonyille Julv 30dl CIrarrd an St Johns
,ilmnrp New VOW '''i - - 80 '''''
Savannah Aup 3D. Arrived sch mary A. IInll
Mcdonald, New York
Baltimore Aug. 3d. CLEARED sch f. ill., Hermann
Wood Nanoncpt hur ath S,iIn1 sch r q pom
dIcton Pcndleton Bangor f. H. Herman Wood
do
~ -
f'hfi"f i"i'l9'
Cenfucgos, july 10th. Sailed schr Herald, Gray,
Boston.
At Cow Bay July 2i1h. sch. Edward Johnson
Mcdonald, and sailed Aqg. ID for Port smonth,
lleivoet July 9th Arrived ship \ahty Pcndlc
ton, Pendleton, BrouWerhavcn.
MARITIME MISCELLANY
The Republican journal., 1883-08-09

CAMDEN, Capt. Fred A. ilosmer, of one Of the
Mr.. and Mrs Boyd of Philadelphia, are visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. III. Goldman. Rev. Mr..
Cross pastor of the Congregationalist Church.
preached a very able discourse last Sunday morn
ing, to large audience, from the text Thou shalt
not bear false witness against thy neghbor"
Mrs. Geo. w. Burkett of Belfast is visiting friends
in Camden. johnson Knight received a cargo of
coal last week by sch. NJ. c. Hart . The many
friends of Andrew Fuller were panied to hear of
serious accident which befel him at Albany, y. y.
last week, by the bursting of cylinder in the felt
mill of which he is superintendent. His leg was
broken in two places. III. NJ. Bean launched from
his yard last Wednesday three -maSted schooner
of about 800 tons burden, named the William H.
Allison. She will be commanded by Capt Z. c.
Remission of ROckland. 80. Among the arrivals
this week was member of the celebrated Adams
family of Mass, son of Charles Francis, Jr...
The Pioneer made excursion from here and
Rockport, Wednesday. to Ninal Haven.... The
steamer Pioneer brought about 80 eXcursionists
from Ninal Haven, Wednesday, They had a dance
in the afternoon at Megunticook Hall, returning
about O'Clock. The Ocean House is now com
pletely filed with guests. 49,. The following is a
list of individuals and firms paying above 300
tax in this town and the amount of same:
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17

CORN MEAL-Dull ............-.......-... $3.50
HAY-Dull
Prime 15.000 1850
PoRK-Steady, good demand 49,. HIS
LARD-Steady.
/. itcfco....... .
heK".'.............. S%S
Dry SALT MEAT-Scarce and higher.
shoulders .................... 5H
Long clear and clear rib........ TX
BACON.-Dull.
SHOuluefS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GA
clear rlh.... .................... SH
Chort CLEAR oI2
HAMs-scarce, Firm.
Choice sugar cured ........... ...l6]2r0.7
COFFEE-Firm, moderate demand.
Common to prime. 10A0I4
SUGAR-Quiet and weak.
common to good common 5H
Fair to fully fair....."" ......"".......51ad5M
Prime to choice...s........ ...."."...... 6@6T
Yellow clarified ......................... 634C07
WHITE CHARMED ....... ....,..7HO7H
MoLAssEs-Active and firm.
common 30
Frlmo TO Ala Az
RICE-Good demand.
Ordinary to prime. "..."..".".4%05M
Cotton Seed oii--Crude s2@ss, refined
1904.
Sight par. Sterling Bank 4S2. Consols
673s067I.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-FLoUR-Dull, IN
changed
CoRN-Steady, 49I.
OATs-Firm, cash and nov. 2S34.
PoRK-Active demand, S100Su.
LARD-Firm, S7.5507,6O.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov l6-FLoUR--Unchanged
CoRN-Lower, 44@44E.
WH1sKY-Steady, LA.
PoRK-Higher. Sl1.5O.
BULK MEAT-Quiet.
SuOrI 90
LARD-Firmer $7.3507.4O,
CINCINNATI
SCINC1NNATI, Nov. 16.-FLoUR-Dull.
FAMILY .x430IJ4.I0
Fancy. "..S5. 000530
CoRN.-Firm at 50@.
OATs.-Easier at 30(030H.
PORK-Quiet, S11 .50O1l.75.
LARD-Good demand, S7.OO07.5O.
WHIsKEY.-Active and Firm at Sl.13.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-11-17
Latest Markets by Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, November Standardization
steady.