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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22
AN UNFOUNDED ALARM.
One Good Result That Will Be Accom-
plished by Clevelands Election.

One Good Result That Will Be Accom-.
plished by CleveIand's Election.
While the stories of negro alarm at
the election of Grover Cleveland have
been exaggerated for political purposes,
there has certainly been some appre.
hension on the part of the most ignorant
of the Southern blacks that the return
of the Democrats to power meant in
some manner the oppression of their
race.
One of the best results to be accomplish
ed during President Cleveland's term
is the removal of the erroneous impress
sion from the minds of the Southern
negroes that Democrats are their natural
enemies and Republicans their friends
and protectors.
Since emancipation and enfranchise-
ment the Republicans have been in un-
disturbed possession of the National
Government. For their own purposes
they have deceived the colored people
of the South with the story that should
the Republican party be deprived of
power enfranchisement would cease and
slavery be restored. That so stupid and
wicked a falsehood should be believed
is a proof of the ignorance and super
stitiOn of a race recklessly endowed
with the franchise by the Republicans
Immediately on the abolishment of
the deplorable institution of slavery,
which had deprived its victims of all
education.
The Democratic party favored eman-
cipation as war measure. but would
not have enfranchised millions of the
released slaves and flooded the ballot
box with the most degraded ignorance.
Such an act was an insult to American
citizenship.
But now that the negroes are en-
dowed with all the rights of citizens the
Democrats would not, if they could, de-
prive them of one of those rights. The
mission OF Democracy is to educate the
Southern blacks up to an intelligent
and honest exercise of the franchise.
The Republicans have no right to
claim, as they do, that the negroes of
the South are all in sympathy with that
party, even now. The enfranchised
slaves were given the ballot in order
that they might become the political
chattels of the Republican party. That
is one of the crimes for which Repub-
licanism has to answer. But the over
throw OF carpet-bag and bayonet rule
gave a second acknowledgements. politi-
cal enfranchisement, to the Southern
negroes. and the more intelligent among
them already understand the imposi-
tons practised upon them by Repub
lican politicians and attach themselves
to the Democracy.
Before President Cleveland's term
closes, the eyes of the colored people in
the Southern States will be opened to
the knowledge that the Democracy is
the party of even-handed Justice to all
and the champion of the oppressed OF
all races.-N Y. World.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22
A SUDDEN SUMMONS.

Sudden Death of Hon. Schuyler Colfax at q
Railway Station at Mankato, Minn.-A
Observation-Disclosures the News to His
Wife.
MINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, January Ii.
The Hon. Schuyler Colfax dropped
dead at the Omaha depot at Mankato,
Mimi, at 1880 this morning. He arrived
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Road, and walked over to the Omaha de-
pot, took off his coat, sat down and fell
dead in a few minutes. The doctor says
he died from heart disease.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22
nuei ON Horseback.

0AINbhiD1n, VA, ~ahuoAy AS'
News comes from Calhoun County that
two men, Joel Shuman and Thomas
CHM, fought duel on horseback to set
tie an old quarrel. They met on tbs
road Ginn's little son was on the horse
behind his father, who told him to get
down and run away. The men then begun
firing at each other. Each emptied the
contents of his revolver. Shuman was
wounded in four places and fell from his
horse He died within an hour. CHM
has three wounds, but may recover. The
boy stood near fence corner and watch
ed the proceedings. He was terrified but
unframed
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22
CoLFAX's PREsENTIMENT.
CHICAGO, ILL, Januar,

CHICAGO, ILL, January Ii.
Mr.. Colfax was in this city last week
lecturing at the Metropolitan Bust
ness College, before a large audience, on
''Land-marks of Life" In one of the
first sentences of that lecture he fore
Swallowed his near end. s'The hope of
nation,'' he read from his manuscript, sis
in its youth its young men, and women,
whose candle of life-unlike my own,
which is nearing the socket-burns with
all its first splendor.'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22

The Oldest carriages, used by the
iaas of England, were called whirii-
Cob. These became Questionable
aft Ann, the daughter of Charles ~.
anOueen of Richard H., about the
enbf the fourteenth century, showed
theadies how gracefully they could
ridon a side-saddle. Coaches were
frRnown in England in the year
15s They were introduced from Ter
ma by the Earl of Arundel. They
can into general use among the mo-
bill in the year 1905. The celebrated
On. Of buckingham was the first who
rod in a coach and six horses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22
BREAKING THE NEWS TO MRS. CoLFAx.

The news of the death of Hon. Schuyler
Colfax at Mankato, Mimi, yesterday
is received with the deepest sorrow
in this city, his home. He was highly es-
teemed by all of South Bends citizens,
who mourn him as feIlow-citizen as
well as distinguished man. Mrs. Col
fax was informed of her husbands death
by Mr.. P. E. Studebaker, by whom tele-
gram, announcing the sad event was re-
ceived. She was much overcome, but
subsequently recovered her self-control
and bears her loss with fortitude. A dele
CATION of Odd Fellows from this city will
meet the remains at Chicago, and accom-
pany them home. The funeral is not yet
announced.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22

The average duration of life among
well-to-do people is forty-five years;
among the middle class it is twenty-five
years; among the labaring class, twenty
years: Among one hundred people the
wealthy would not number more than
five, the middle class no more than fif-
teen. and the working class eighty
Boston Post.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22

The electric light is pronounced by
an English scientist, who claims to have
exhaustively examined into the subject,
the only illuminant by which the sur.
rounding atmosphere is not vitiated
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22

IN inch announcement IN news
pah Is worth two miles of letters on a
boa fence Chicago Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-01-22
THE WHITE HOUSE.

First of a Series of Farewell Receptions BY
the Retiring President-The Diplomatic
Corps Lead the Van-A Brilliant Assem-
s. bIa1e.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-11-05
,N;ar ART; NS!asOrIsal
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

n K. AMOS IT CAS,
(of Long Branch)
Having arrives; at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only menus
whereby he can bring his business TO tnc
proper standard ~ives vent as follows:
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POONING AND DYElNH
In the latest style Of the art tonsorial
SHARP RAZORS AND a CLEAN
SHAVE
Is t,c motto of this tn,erpli>;ng artist, and
Ivy stree attention 70 hr,SnrES cant help
hul please all. VIII he in his shop at al
times.
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TURN
DOWN THE LIGHTS AND BE
CAREFUL.

Itmay seem strange, but it is n fact, that
with all the snow and rain OF WATER sttt'f-
tics prove that there are more fires then
than at any other season. Protect yo'ir-
selves against los. or damage 10y fire insur
ing in companies (1Sot mututl) in which you
pay for your insurance at once fer any time
agreed upon, and that's the end OF it No
assessments of premium notes TO annoy you.
We represent the following companies:
INSURANCE. COMPANY Df NORTH
AMERICA, IF Hlhedephia.
PHlENIN, IF Har!t"rd.
WISNINGTON FIRE and MARINE, of
Boston
GERN.A.NIA, Of NeW York
.AGRICiLTURIL cf -Neao York
PEOPLES, Of N'e'o York.
FIRENEN" S ct Baltimore.
We refer to leading men like the follow
ing: G. a. / Snou,lrr, RI. Dutrow, Buck
cystown.
Co.. John b. Thomas, Louis M"Mnry,
Geo II. Kizer, John Rnlkcy, Frederick.
John r. Rudy, Middletowa.
Chas Stevens. G. L. Firor, CrcagcrstoWD
Joseph Byers, d. II. Rciman, Emmtsi'ur"
Rufls X. Day, VIM. Ii. Puldum, Urban"
J. Dorsey Jones, Liberty.
J, In II. Mciidi.h, Howell Shiplcy, NJ"
Market
Daniel BuIrlnan Henry Buhrman Levy
BuhrmHn, lIouyc.s.
Rohcr, DArricl, Shank e. Long, Woods
horo.
J. Columbus O Donncll, PdcrsvilIc.
George a Stevens, Eugene L. Derr, c, L..
Rnmsl'urg Nj Pleasant
john IL Honuer, I. G S,oc!isdale, Simon
Lohr NpchNl..cAlDWn;
II T. lIouyr & Son, townsville.
/ Thornton Poole. I.in~nnor"
Charles 3r, ndrur. VIM. Stuli TuscaroIa,
FREEMAN Il TllOMAS.
GHN"N'L assurance Agents,
Office vi h .Ino b Thorn s. $, Ii No Ct
West Patrick Street '. Frederick.
!. Jan T. 1857 #
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LNnO 0Onm pr~eats gre" nroy. Send
N2U. UUV"s cents !; n" .. g., and nc BY

F'~VV3VVVmN5I! vow Will gel Tree pack
are Of goods of large value, that VIII start
YOU in work that will at once bring you in
moucv faster than anything else in America,
All about the San0,ro0 in presents with each
box. Agents wanted everywhere, of either
sex, Of all a-cs, for all tie time, o. spare time
only, to work for Us nj thcr own homcs,--
Fortunes for all wnrkt rs ab o,utr)v assured
Don't delay. II. NAlIE1T 4 Go. Portland
Maine
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FIRE INSURANC
--O.O-
Frea'k White, Agent,
EHa2;1a,1ics*oMn, Md.

Represents the North Brit sh and Mercantile
INSURANCE. Company Of l.ondon and Elin
bur-h, csIablsI'et! in 1919 and Capital in
1854 of $4,000, 900. Also tie
II u T ia Il FIR T.
Insurance Company o. Carroll County, Nd,
established 1870. All persons desiring to in
sure their property from loss Ivy fire 10y call
ing in person ut my office in I"chanlcstDwn
.r Ivy writing to me can ascertain the charges
rnl any informant on they desire in reference
to insurance in said Companies.
FRED'E WHITE.
ms- % If. Agent.
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That Terrible Endemic.


4. W. FISHERS
FAR VI MACHIN cry
WAREHOUSES
NAc-TEN' awATiCM
AND
~Ag4EyTcMss.
The following Iced n: m"h"s of Firs'-rla
Farm Machinery is ken, fl sale ~ me al
thr warehouses named above.
THE "EhplRi:"
TRACTION, PORTABLE AID STA-
TloNARY ENG.NES;
TIE "EMPlRE'
T.IRESIU,R AND CLOVER HIl.LER:
TIE NEW OSBORNE
STEEL FRAME LIGHT HARVESTER
AND
TWlNi3 BINDER;
NO.3AND 40 soSDoHNE
SINGLE REAPER;
80. 2THONT CIT and No. ) FEAR Gu"
OSBORNE MOWER;
TIL. NEW 80 ;VSDDEE.
L,GHI MOWER;
TIE INpYOVED R,TOWN
"ENp.Hn' GRAM DRILL,
THE ">UrER!NN' tHA!N DRILL:
TIE ..i..NCiI x nNDIInhD
CNIBlNHD
CORN PLDW A%D PAINTER;
TIE lDNB!N DISK ll\tRpM
THE "ENANS" AND TNE CHAMPION
CORN PLANTERS;
The ,.n,lr G. Int Riding Bar Flow, the
,;ou,l Nrrl ~ IT." bl;',r N'"'l Econ
mist. " .lny and plh"m'Hr ploWs;
Dorr}, IN SINGLE Slov Flows;
TIE TLom s." 'Ciittain ald o'hcr
iiDNSEpAKr.~;
The P,ynrrr and other Macat Fans;
The "%H!553::33 :" Wagon
with The valuable
TRUSS ROD AXLE AvrArINENT;
Ness YORK .nl Sc. rN HVga!cs;
$nr'c nd nouh!c Iir pcs;
Tlc Gent i've Fr'n,i. Burr
STONE Mills
Cit,rr MN. ron aal Wood, lift n, Il force
vnmpy, tt" Bnrlryr Force P".nr Si' c,"I'N
Ru,n.r Betting. sectors fer li"arDS "il
Mowers, ,wnr ion All kinds of E.nd. r. at
rock hot'om prices;
Noseley's GARNET Creamery,
The &todlard Churn,
Awarded Diploma III Nd |ta.c Fair at IL
%nrs,own in 1854.
Mnrc'S pvramhal Milk S,raincr and Butter
Worker ami large and complete lime at
Agricultural implements Machinery AMI
Rrpais,
EGa;ss :s,a.a ko0St*,
All goods sold strictly on IIcir merits ord
g,larantc"daS represented. Farmers $n"uid
fail TO visit my wArrho lS's "tnrc hll:nG.
/. III. Fisher.
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4 EsNsVal Send six cents r post
4 ;tXN.p rs S.H "% d. t"aI. w:n ' wilt
hell, you 10 more money right away than
ANYTHING els IN this world. All, OF t'''"I
sex, succ,eu fir ,m, .irst hour Tnr broad road
of fortune opens before the workers, Also
htcly sure. AT once address. True " Go.
Augusta, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-11-05

Hundreds of letters from those using
Ayers Hair Nigor attest its value as a
restoror of gray hair to it's natural col =
or. a Il stinulant and tonic, prevent
ing and often curing badness, and
cleansing and soothing the scalp, IFS use
cannot be too strongly recommended
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a CARED.
DIR, ]. j. HENSIIAW,

DIR. J. j. HENSIIAW,
Offers his rofSsioral
Services to the citizen, Of Mechanicstown
and vicinity in the practice OF medicine end
surgery Having an experience of q years,
R,sidcnc" opposite Luih' ran church,
feb 10 If
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AGRICUL
Causps Of Failures I'm Farming.

failure in farming is the one crop sys-
TEN. A farmer thinks he sees more IN
this crop than in any other and sows or
plants his whole farm in that crop
This makes his business more of spec
uative character than is mixed farm
ing. which has in it something of the
mutual Insurance principle.
knew a young farmer who was
helped to buy Il good farm by his broth
err law. He soweL us whole clear
ed land in wheat tec!(k G?wheat at seed
ing time was sellnyat $500 per bashe!.
This should have been an ArgI,~Sent TO
him that the next crop wou)l SCI for p
much lower price, As he had no hands
hired b. the year he had to harvest,
tAre,h and mar>et tho' big crrr with
high prccl tranoient LABOR He had
t , more th.n double the amount of ma
clinory. run more than double the risk
of bad Weather. and, though lie made II
far yield per acre after selling at less
than dollar bushel, he came out
about even. but a failure OF the wheat
crop would have been still M"re disas-
trouS.
The next year tobacco was selling for
high prices Our one -idpad AS we'll as
our one crop man. decided that tobacco
was tn most paying crop, and 50 he
Hired hands by the year and planted a
mammoth crop Of tobacco, lie got
along with it very we'll until his ne
g oes saw sucker CROWN, at every
leaf, and a little horn worm making his
arrangrment TO take the Leaf ont OF the
way Of the suckers His hands took a
scare at the size of the field. drew all
the wages they could and stampedel,
and went looking for high transient
wages. Some OF the crop Was never
housed.
A good genera 50 manages 'o'l ne
IN 'pres his s'.d.er' with the roniI-
dence that tiny can 90 What II" orders
them to do, and Just 80, though IN Il
Sm t.Ier scale, the good farmer must
never lose the confidence OF his farm
help. My fricud then said that the
farm would he p'aHt4d h. corn 'he next
year; chat lie would bn! "nl htIt"n a
large pen Of hogs; that both OF these dr.
ticl,s OF lrIt" necessity and would al
ways pay; t""t the work on corn crop
wa, not 50 urgent as on wheat and to-
bacco, and ii his labor lent linn he conId
get more in time 10 san" his crop
BUS corn al twenty ce"ts per buSEel
and pork at = yer 100 pounds never
made much money for the land owner.
And 50 the lratlor-in law came oyer
and told him THAT the farm must he
s"ld. lest the interest acc amt would
make it impossible for hlm to get his
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-16

The exclamation astonished those pres
c-,nick, quick ~ cried, for heavens
s,dkei"
Impelled by my earnestness, couple OF
policemen darted into the street. The cab
man stopped in answer to their hail, and
soon Rollickson was escorted into the room
in which was Il prisoner. He turned pale
on the sight of me.
Strip his arm " ! exclaimed eagerly.
He drew back as an officer approached,
and ii was only after struggle and by
main force that he was compelled TO sub
NIT to an examination, which revealed
mark the exact counterpart Of that found
on myself Before l had finished the mar
rative Of my acquaintance with RollIck-
son and the circumstances under which It
began, an American detective entered the
office and fully identified my late friend as
the criminal for whom had been so SIN
gularlv mistaken. | may add that when
the blonde wig and the whiskerS had been
removed. with which he had disguised
himself, the likeness between Rocklinson
and myself was quite marked. l was re
leased from custody, and the real Roach
detained in my stead. The next steamer
carried him back to America to stand his
trial for numerous burglaries. And the
young lady, it is to be hoped, was cured OF
the romance of falling in love with stran-
gers at first sight.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP
FOR HONOLULU.
freight. 25 Per TO
FARE REDUCEDI

TOHN TALBOT TICKET e,
u Agent Central Pacific Railway, ,5szzs: =,
and Agent Tor Ipnan Royal < = E5.1iT
Mail Steam ship Line, can book r-c't S,sssS-sf-
Passengers from England Ireland Or Scotland
to Sacramento, at Extraordinary Low Rates
Send for Friends, as these rates are for few
days only. JOHN TALBOT,
ap14plm c, P. r. K. Depot, Sacramento.
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Persons at 4 distance may be cured al home b!
addressing Il letter to DIR, GIBBQN, stating case
symptoms, length Of time the disease has con
tinued and have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity 20 any part OF
the country, with full and plain directions. By
iuClOsng ten dollars III registered iette= through
the Pos,0flCe, or through Wells, Fargo q Co. 3
package OF medicine win be forwarded 70 any
part OF the Uuicu. The Doctor cures when CthsIs
TAIL. Try hin Mention the REC0ED- UE!ci
Address DR.. J. T. GIBB0N,
jGGtfpti FOX 1867, Sar FTaNGisCt,
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MArcHEs-pnrcnssion- 80. Teleernrh

MATCHES Percussion, sec; Telegraph, SOC:
Eastern Farlor 81 %.
MATTING-Common. 81 81; Contract, $50
50 Fine Contract, sos Imperial, 5000 3
NJ MErtI.s"C Clipper Gap california; Pig Iron is
quoted at s25iG30 for Nos. 10 4, We
quote rs follows for other kinds Coke Tin,
81 25a5 50; Roofing Tin s. 70, Charcoal Tin, s. so
a6 Is q box: Yellow Metal. 24c; English
Cast steel lidl5c; Sheet Zine, sIEe9c; Pig Lead
3hGfc: Bar Lead, 44G419C; Lead Pipe, 7cj
sheet Lead, Sc; Bar Copper, i@c; Pig Tin, S)c
oII-China Nut, Goa61c California Castor
81 40 for No and 81 - No. ,: refined UOcoanut
45aIJOc; California Linseed. in single barrel lots
52i6c for raw and SIC for boiled; Petroleum,
ll0o. in cans, l7@2lc; 90, 1857, &qAS5e; pure
in tins: Possei Olive, 81 25,4 10; Plagniol Olive
s. 25a5 %: Duret IS 1906 Is extra fine
kinds s7als . dozen pints. The Arctic Oil
Works quotations are as follows: sperm, Crude
aOc: Natural Winter 81 0S. Blcached do, q 49,
Whale, Coast 5i@a55c; Natural Winter, zoe; do
Spring, 5se; BlcGched Winter, 6ldD62c; do Spring,
Coo; Extra Bleached, Coast, &C; do Northern,
63d64c Z gallon.
PAPER-Cdlifornia Straw Wrapping soc, soc,
s. and 81 10 p ream for the four styles.
-S29G50 , flask. Price in
London. IS per bottle.
RICE-Hawaiiau Is held at SIC; new Mixed
CHM, 81 i06p4 % I. two mats
RUBBER GOODS-The net prices orthree-ply
and tour ply Rubber Hose are 7tfl9c for y inch,
!GG-5e Tor = inch, l6@'3lc for inch, 2o5Sec for
IA inch 2fll47c for u inch S26625Zc for2 inch,
and 40ctdsl for inch Suction Hose, S7ep5oc for
! inch 509Ae2lgc for IL inch and 75c6eS1 50 for
inch; Steam Fire Engine Hose, sOe1aSi 25. These
are the prices OF the Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manufacturing Company
SAIT-liverpool from warehouse Is quoted at
~ % Tor Rigging SIS for HarshalPs aud SD
ioF All Voef pssocs Carmen Island SlSsSl6 for
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LIGHT HEARTS.

Say airs, quick tunes. roguish glance that flies
Swift SIS a suns CLEAN over sparkling rills.
A merry, jubillGns voice that mounts and
trills,
Like the larks music poured from shadowless
skies;
Sly moods arch words cspriciou6 coquetries-
q" What are HcS5''-say st thou-"but the
Wanton wiles
Wherewith light and trivial soul bcguiles
It's kindred souls, bound by the same Tain
ties e.
An! false philosophy These hearts of light,
Grace motion, impulse, may Vet hide beneath
Their rant surface depths of passionate might,
Thoughts solt as pity, love whose Weakening
breath,
Famed to fame. makes many a life-path
bright,
And selfdeyotion. conquering time and
death.
Paul Hamilton Hayne, IN the Independent.
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:
bing at 321lef371 5c.
WOODENW ARE-The price-list of the Coos
Bay Stave and Lumber Company's product is in
part as follows: Pals. painted, ) hoops. So per
dozen: var4ishcd do black hoops, 50 25: var
nished 90 galvanized hoops, S. 70; White
Pails-Blaek hoops, s. .; do galvanized led
9: Lard Pals covered, SS@3 70; Flour. $40,
$ 80 ard $ 50. for the three sizes; Feed and
Deck Buckets. 81 50@5; Wen Buckets, $40
-; Water Kegs, ,$t@6 per dozen; Tubs,
painted, 5000 per dozen, or S. per nest; var
nished DO, SOL; white do $1,000 per dozen;
Black 90, $l4fti8 3 dozen; Keelers, s. 50G5 for
plain, and S561g per dozen for brass bound;
Family Washboards s. SO; double zinc do, 81;
laundry, $ 50 per dozen.
WOODEN GOODS-Pioneer Blankcting is quo
ted as follows Vlcuna and Brown, - inch, 30 o.
s. 80 . yard; Gray. same width and weight,
81 S713; Gray. same width, ii or, 81; Gray, 81
inch, I6 OF, SOC White sluice, 60 inch g 80:
Pioneer hannels, q gray, or white twilled, :
coo 3 OF and t9e 2 ~ OF; white, plain fglled
81 l6; 80 inch Go, 81 81 CT French pl&ids, 81 20;
do 81 extra heavy, Csc; Opera fannels, $50
}75@c; Honeyconlb hannels g 25@2 70 q yard.
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n .1oc,Bilk. Fancy. per IL. &c

When net weights are gwen, the following
rates are charged iorpackages Cases containing
about 50 BIS SOC; cases 70 or 20 rs, i5c tins
containing 30 lbs 45c, or - lbs, 35c. A new med
ley biscuit, represented by 20 varieties OF birds
fish, animals etc. is quoted at l5c; Animal and
Notion Biscuit, l2c Dairy Biscuit fer invalids,
lSc FOR plain and 20c Tor iced Charcoal Biscuit
for dyspcpGcS, 24c.
BKIGK-Englsh Fire are jobbing at So 500
- r thousand English Bath, soc q dozen
California building descriptions, &C 5G@ii ?
thousand.
COFFEE-Salvador, Zoe; Guatemala, i0G11I2c
Costa Rica. IiGiIj %c; Java, l6G.ISc 3 10.
COAI.-1he San Francisco Gaslight Co. is sell
ing Coke At soc Z Dbl by wholesale and Coo by
retail. We quote coast Goals as follows: Coos
Bay, 50 10; Rentou and Seattle from ships
side or from Coal bunkers on wharf, Sc 80;
Nauaimo, S7@7 p for Southtield Steam, and
SSFts % for S0uthfeld for domestic use; yelling
ton. SSiG:o 50.
CANDLES-The product Of the local Candle
factories is quoted as follows San Francisco
Crystal Wax 1910 for 1t o. and l413c for II OF;
Stearc Acid II OF, 1870 star, "A on, l8c; Eureka,
II o. l2IZc; Eagle, y o. l2c; Cincinnati II OF,
l0c; Mission Chemical Wax, II Oh, Zoe; do l6 OF,
TIC: Solar Sperm. Il 81, lie; do 10 o. 16c;
Adamentine, - OF, lie; Eastern brands vary
from SC TO nc; SPERM 25c; Parat5nc, l5@Ise
CASE GOODs-A leading local canning
firm quotes JeIlies OF all kinds in 2-b tins
at s. 25l12 50 per dozen; Assorted, Apricot,
Plum, Pear Peach, CIcoseheTy and Ounce
Jams % tins. 8 25@2 80; Blackberry and
Currant Jams, s. 1922 70; Raspberry and straw
berry Jams, = 751g.S PCT dozen. 2-tb tins. The
same firm quotes table fruits as follows, in p 10
ffr,G.
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