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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
last Day 10 Ipd..nsp olts.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND Nov. 5.-The las
day Of the great campaign opened brigh
and warm here, but in the afternoon ;
slight rain fell, and the weather cont!n
ued threatening into the night. Msnl
anxious faces scan the heavens in con
cure shout to-norrow's weather. Tn;
hotels and streets presented busy APP
pearance. From esrIy morning crowds
were gathered in the lobbies and on the
street corners, earnestly discussing to.
morroW's results.
Extensive preparations were completed
this evening for receiving and distribu..
Ing returns from Indiana. Returns will
be collected By the Associated Press and
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jointly, ard comparisons will be made
with the presidential vote OF
1884. The first returns received
will show the result by precincts.
There are 1873 precincts II tina state, an
inc ,eSse of five over thelpreclncts Of 1885
As On as twenty rrecir Cts have reported
the returns will be added end sent as the
first election bulletin. Each bulletin will
give the exact vote of 1881 for the same
precincts. As soon as twenty additional
precincts hsve been reported they will be
added to the first twenty snd the reEult
will comprise the second regulsr bulletin.
Rsturns by counties will slso be sent In
addition to the precinct bulletins, but it
is scarcely probable suy county returns
will be received before l or , O'Clock
Wednesday morning az the ticket In Ia
diana contains thirty seven 10 forty
names and under the law each name on
the ballot must be called eff. This will
necessarily delay the returns.
TIE polls open from TO s =. N. cnd
close al p. N. NJ counting is permit
polls are closed.
494, ia, of which Cleveland received
PA 800; Blaine, 258 1853; Butler, 1898,
and ST. John, SOP, l. is conger7atively
that. TO morrow's vote will
reach from 500. 900 to $50. 900, SLOWING s
large increase over 1854.
Next to the result IN the state st large.
THE GREATEST INTEREST
ceuters in this, Marion, county ana many
local wages have been laid on the out
ccme. There are niney precincts in
county, Including the City Of In
The vote Tor 1884 was:
Cleveland, IA ,2O5; Blalnei I44,o5; outiefi
1866; st. John, 172.
Ai.er the Marion county vote interest
centers in the vote OF the Second ward Of
Harrison's ward, which IN
1884 gave Blaine 729, Cleveland 229, But
Ter 8; 81. John IL. General Harrison's
precinct, the third, gave Blsine 236,
Clevelsnd 66, other candidates nothing.
The Democrats stat5 committee hos
arranged 20 also bring returns by pre-
cincts, and the Associated Press will han
die their returns, giving the total ofevery
thirty precincts, and stating with each
bulletin that the returns are from the
Democratic committee. Special wires
have been run into the Democratic apd
headquarters, a5d at several
other points in the city. General Esrti-
son Will receive returns BY wire at his
1nugp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06

considerable political talk, bl. Washing.
ton is probsbly the quietest plsce in the
Union to-day. All the voters and
election workers are absent,
aud commercial business will
move along tomorrow just as on other
days. No political excitement at the
POLLS and the usual scenes on election dly
will be witnessed hsre.
The betting Is very light. Some small
wsgers have been made, but the odds are
still in favor OF Cleveland.
Tie passenger SCENTS of the PennsYl-
vanIs and Piedmont linss stste that fully
twice ss many voters have left the city
this yesr as ever before. They realize
thst the contest is close and dare not lose
the opportunity TO vote. This is the
tone OF both parties. Interested
parties waver between doubt, anxiety and
over confidence. The time Of high incl
lectual discussion, the period Of public
psrsdes, the few last days for sensations
and roorbscks have all passed.
a special operator will be stationed a.
! the White House to furnish the returns to
Mr, Cleveland and his household, whe
/ Will swsit the returns by specisl wire,
snd oil Washin gton will be out o-morrow
night. Fair weather Is promised and 8
lsrge vote will be polled IN cong quence
AL is quiet tonight on the Potomac, but
who can tell what day may bring torsh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
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ylot,m, of the Kat.ls o..ss p,...,s..

LocKHAvEN, Pa, Nov. 5-An itques:
was held tits afternoon by the Coroner Of
this county, on the bodies Of the eeven-
teen victims of the Kettle Greek mine ex-
plosiou. The testimony Of witnesses
shows that dynamite caused the explo-
sion, but no blsme attaches to anyone ex.
cept the miners themselves. The scene
a. the mine WAS hesrtrending when the
coroner and Jury reached the pisce. Sew
ersl OF the bodies will be buried there to-
morrow, and others will be sent to differ
ert points for in.erment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Gable NoteE.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-A dispatch to the
Daily News from Nice in regard 10 the
Wurtemburg scandal says the Kings
Counsellor, Jackson, whose appointment
st modest salary wss SANCTIONED by the
WuItemourg cabinet, is wrongly con-
founded with ether American fsvorites of
the King; that Jackson is surrounded by
none OF the luxury displayed by the others
and that he had nothing TO 60 with their
introduction.
The s.. Petersburg correspondent CT
the Daily Telegraph says General Gourko
has sent telegram to the Minister of the
Interior announcing that ne has discov-
cred the existence OF reyo-
lutlonary society in Poland with
numerous branches. Many mem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06

nut change, sud are ssid to be based on
@ cayeful poll Of the votes. The Republic
c1ns claim gsin OF TWO Congressman,
Masking total Of seventeen out OF
.Henty-one. The figures on the general
result are q plurality of $1,000 Their
gains Of Congressman are ex )ected to
come from the Seventh and Twenty first
districts, while they are not resdy TO
ccncede the election OF Democratic
Congressman in the Fifth and Thirteenth
They give the Pfohioitionists vote OF
16, 900, which Is an increase Of 5000 ever
four years ago. Tonight no one in au-
thoEity is TO be seen at Democratic head
quarters, but the statement given cut
three days ago WAS inst the Democrats
would have plurality Of $4,000 in the
state, and would gain six congressman,
making their representation Ia the next
Congress twelve instead Of six, ss a,
present.
Judge Thurman WAS called on this
This afternoon by sn Associated Press
correspondent, snd upheld the statement
sent from him in the dispatches several
days ago. He says he Is no prophet, and
in election matters he believes 10 one csr
prophesy which will win, but he is hop
ing and fully expecting the Democratic
ticket TO come out ahead.
kssIa many parts OF this state this has
faeen 8 campaign remarkable for Its lack
of excits maut, but still s full vote is
looked tor by leaders Of both parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Lanham at Wsatherford.


WATERFORD, TEX Nov. 5.-Hop. S
W. T. Lsnham returned home this even
ing from short trip through his district
and delivered an able address to one OF
the largest and most enthusiastic audi
ences ever assembled IN this city. The
court house was literally packed with tie
people OF the city and country to hesr
their Congressman give sn account Of his
ldsh!p in the national Congress.
Mr.: Lsnhsm gave In mod.
es. way slight sccount of
some CT the important bills he had Ia
troduced and secured their passage, and
sn account Of many important measures
thst hEve received his attention, which
are many, IS his district lie the largest
district in the Union. He paid 8 high
tribute to the justly distinguished Texans
Colonel Mills, and eaid he WAS to-day one
Of the grsldest statesmen and leaders
inst this country hss, and he has no
patience with those who, without cause,
Taotir1go
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06

srliVel to- dsy lie VAS driven 20 the town
bal. A crest crowd awaited him, and
Numerous deputst,ons presented him
with addresses. In speech, he said the
addresses fully recogrizad the fact tia!
| the I1isn question Was really a. English,
Scotch and Welsh question, and thot
until tbs question was settled the country
could know neither solid peace or fec
| tusl progress. He said sill Efforts to
rnive The fisheries question with the
/ iited States had been egregious
failures. The Liberals did not
wish to increase this tiffi;ulty #
settling the matter IL dispute, but they
| were des!roue, that by e j1dicious choice
CT the people and the suggestion Of
| measures, the question should be settled
| In manner tending to draw both coun-
tries into closer relations. The Ssckvllle
incident, he said, WAS extremely unfortu-
nate. 1t had resulted In the ipfiiction Of
a serious slight and dispsrgaement upon
Eoclsnd. He hoped tie matter wss sus-
ceptiole OF satisfactory explanation. The
incident ought to serve to moderate
little the spirl. OF vsuntinL snd Dragging,
which is in vogue smong msny Tories.
A CHALLENGE ISSUED.
LONDON, Nov. "A London special to
sporting paper states j en- Carney h4s
issued g challenge to McAunfa, in which
he say he is ready ard willing to fisn..
Jack McAuliis, he American champion,
in Spain, France, Aus'rslis. 0r any part
Of the world for $1,000 or E10 coo, or as
much more g side 3s ne likes.
THE PARNELL CHARGES.
LONDON, NV. Mr.. Bucklae, editor
OF The Times, hec 81 interview with Lord
Salisbury 1t the Foreign Ofi;e to-day
With reference, IL is supposed, 20 the
parnPll charges.
WHAT THE STANDARD SAYS.
LONDON, NV. With reference 20
the Ssckvilie STAR the Standard says:
TIE real grievance is not the letter writ
ter By LoEd SackVille, but his verbal ex-
plantation Of it. II will, however, sur
prise the people Of Eaglsnd 10 De told
tha5 when Lord Salisbury asked for 81 SC
cuEate statement of WHIST Lord Ssckvilla
really said, the American Minister was
unable to furnish the desired Information,
snd Immediately after, before Lord Sails
bury was able to act, Lord SsckvIlle re-
ceived his papers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Murcersr,sOar.-s,ion,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. An
schlag, the murderer OF the Hitchcocks
and OF Oldham Fuegh, hss prepared q
written account Of his lie and crimes,
which fills two columns. II differs little
from the confessions he hiss made, ex-
cept that he gives new details Of the
butcreIy Of the Hitchcocks, the unfor.
tunase Illinois couple whose fruit farm he
coveted. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Italy,


NICE, Nov. The King Of Wurtem-
burg is much irritsted over the news
payer report chsrgiDgthathe was under the
irhdence Of three lAmeiicsns whom he
had msde his fayorltes. A few days ago
the King announced Baron Won Mittpecbs
OF Wurtemburg Prime Ministert Nice,
and instructed him to make official de-
NAL if the report that his private estate
had been involved by bis expenses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Quiet q. Washinssor.

Special to the Gazette.
WARRINGTON, Nov. ITO day hssbeen
like Sunday in Washington, and the usual
Excitement on the eve OF "A PRESIDENT al
contest is lacking. The departments are
almost entirely berett Of clerks who hive
gone home, to vote. TIE officials, high in
authority, .re also absent, and the wheels
ct the g6Ternmsnt :re temporarily
clogged.s There has been, OF course,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Additional Bargains for This Week.

We have about 200 Jersey Suits boys ages
years. in navy Glue aad brown. We have for them
they must go. We place them sse week strictly
New York coston display in the Clothing Department.
We call special attention to immense OF Trim
minss. We have everything Gimp Brsids Ornaments
Grdles Jet Steel and rridesceu and
Ornaments Prices correct
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
GIsdstone Addresses an Audience al
Birmingham This SackviIIs Matter
Touched Upon--The Fisheries.
A Challenge to Fight for Big Money
"A Strong Company Formsd in
RUSSIA Kings Complaint.
The subjscts of the King OF wursemburk
Uiamor for the Dismissal OF Ris
American Favoritss,
e oglnro.
GLADSTONE STEAKS.

lR MIEGHA AM, Nov.
5 Mr.. Gladstone
arrived here to-dsy.
The city was co
iate in his honor.
Mr.. Gladstone will
remain il gIrming.
ham most Of the
week and will
q e yer several
speecEe S. On bis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06

s - =
J he two state
committees es
10 :ne result in
the etste ere
very hopeful,
each aiming
FOR its Hu CAN
!idste by q big
plurality. Both
s tst & ent S
rave been Civ.
en- out for sew
erll dsva With
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06

,.Itj9s.l tnttf6u Texas.
PIoytdaht Savings Life Assurance Society in
sAsss;AVes as iIe company lie suree property
J; ioE can carry 40 per cent. more insurance in
The "Provident" for the zane amount of money
than ip any other company doing business In
TeNaS Five cents per day invested In the
ProVident Savings Life Assurance Society will
Insure man aged forty for $1,000 man forty
ears old can create an instantaneous estate of
$1,000 by taking policy in the Pfoyident Say
ings Life Assurance Society, and sustain 1t by
tax OF so5 per year; premiums may be psid an
nusllY, sem annually or quarterly. Write L.
b. Parrot State Agent. Waco, for circulars of
this excellent compa Y. Wanted. By the Provi.
dent Savings Life Assurance Society, q first
ass agent at Austin. Fort Worth, Paris, Psles-
ttno and Denison. None hut frs: class mer
h.Ving local IL fuence In above named plafxs,
need ap. ". a superb opening feEsssef Of
ability that can control businessy ApV7y to
II. b. PARROT, StatSfAgent,
waco, "A eXaS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-06
Additional Bargains for This Week

we place OF sale Ladies' German Knit Merilo
Skirts the very price OF SOC esch skirts we'll
worth 10 CnildTens Fancy Canton Skirts at
SOC each; worth 75c.
sSk
We shall Offer this Bargains in Striped
PLUSH aud VeVets quote prices but promise
that you shall be to vote them very cheap.
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ALL READY.
Preparations Completed All Over the
Union for The Receiving ard
Counting Of Ballots To-Day.
Care to be Exercised in the Distribut-
ing of Returns from the States
in Which Interest Centers.
aoth Sides are Hop ofui Of Victory Ia Ohio.
Republican Calcul atoms Thurman
Makes Preciction-At Warrington.

The Prospect In Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OFIo, Nov. 3.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
General News.

THE Ohio returned TO Cincinnati last night
with fair trip.
THE Eugene left for Arkansas City ycster-
day with fair trip.
TnE Chckasaw Is the packet leaving this
evening at 6o'clock for White river.
The Jay Gould and barges, from New Or
leans, passed up TO st. Louis yesterday.
TnE Rosa Lee backs out this evening at 0
o'clock for osccola and the upper bends.
Tux Dick Fulton, from this port with a
tow OF cmptics. passed Cairo EN- route TO
Louisville yesterday.
Tur Y. T. Schonck, loaded fiat, passed
here yesterday ON her way from Cincinnati
TO New Orleans without landing.
TuE City Of Nicksburg passed up from
Natchez 10 St. Louis yesterday. She put of
here lot OF sundries aud added some way
freight
TuE Paris c. Brown passed here yesterday
morning on her way from New Orleans "a
Cincinnati. She discharged about 100 tom
OF miscellaneous freight
THE Coahoma leaves this evening at 0
o'cloch for Helena, frisrs Point and all way
findings. Capt. Thomas Clagett commands
with Mr. VIM. Ashford in the Office.
THr second and last one of Robinson
floating thcaters was launched at Howard .
shipyard on Saturday, They will be used
on the Ohio aud Mississippi rivers, showing
AZ all towns.
TuE Arkansas City, en- route from ~
Louis 10 hatcher, passed here yesterday
forenoon with fine trip OF both freight and
passengcrs she put of here I $50 packages
of merchandise and added 10 tons OF sun
dries for way points.
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Caught nj Last.

From The Boston Courier
1T must be very lonesome sitting all by
yourself in your Office balancing your
books a, night, John, said an adectionate
wife.
at Is, my darling"
III have been thinking about Il for some
time, and now have got delightful sur
prise for you"
"a delightful SURPRISED"
Eyes, my dear. l sent for mother yes
terday, and expect her every minute. i
mean TO have her stay with ms quite n
while. She will take care Of the house at
night and look after the children, and /
can 90 down and sit In your Office with
you while you work.
1.-THE dev-that Is 10 say, couldn't
think Of your going down town"
at u my duty, dear John. i ought 10
have thought OF II before, but Il never
came TO my mind ill Yesterday. oh, John,
forgive mel Forgive me for not thinking
OF your comfort sooner. But ! will 80
with you tonight"
Tonight Why, 1.-the fact is, got
through my books last night"
ooh, YOU did How delightful And
you can now stay at home every evening"
I'm 30 gladl"
And the delighted wife ran OF 10 make
preparation for the reception OF her mother,
while her husband with sombcr brow sai
staring at the Goals In the crate, In which
he could sec the picture OF a mother-in-
laws rcproving lace and poker party
with n vacant chair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18

Corrm-common, lac ordinary, i6c, fair,
lie, prime RIO isc, choice 10 fancy, SIC, old
government esN9eG firm
SreAR-Pur white. Gao OF white 6sc.
yellow clarified. GlsMlAc. open kettle. ~
iaba.c refined A, Csc. standard cranulaicd,
nc. plantation cranulatcd, &c; powdered,
~ cut Loaf ~. steady
Ricr-louisiana. b4@er Carolina, os@
&c, strong.
CaNvrn Goons- Pine arplcs, Al 20 Peaches,
. lbs standard. g. ~ 3 he, standard. - -
second. 81 "a lhs standard. - Is. TOma-
tscs. lhs. standard. 81 10 3 lbs. standard
Si2S StraWb berries Si.sh RaspbcrTics
81 90 Hlackhcrfics Al 3,fsl.so. 0rncn
gage. H.55igi.s5 Pears sl.75tt2 - Plums
siGsdi.7 as. Asparagus ss0F4i.2a Green
corn. n.i5Gi IS. Gnccn peas. si-Odi.po
Cove oysters, full weight ! ID, &c; lbs,
si .GSCgi IS. light weight ] IL. Oogs,c. lbs,
81. 10. Condensed milk. Crown, ei.75fa5S
Fnele, b. 75 Swiss. $40. salmon, ti.s)i
sardincs N.5G mustard sardines $500
Mackerel, $50. herring mackerel, ii.25.
CANpiEs-stick, all sizes. w hxs. pals and
brls, s,fteac fancy assorted, sA@ibci extra
fancy iSfa &c, firm.
CnrrsE-New York factory. cas-; full
cram, i26il8c; Young America. bale.
SoArs ANB CANbiEs- Soap, JeJ5'iC can
dies, full weight, sA.@a.
Saginaw. a. SOLO per brl. Ohio
river. tl.2Ogl.25 per brl. sks, fine, si.Sje
i.i0. coarse, 81. lOal.lb pkts blcachcd, s4.25,
mixed brls, ti0SG MIXED 29sesTc
MoLAssEs-L Louisiana common 10 fair, goa
25c. prime 10 choice, ;riCa3,c, fancy. l0OBi5c
common 10 fair. 2O6t25c. prime to choice ~
@SSc syrup, 2OlGioc' steady
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. Roads and stocks.

Ngw YoRK, April l7.--Money on call easy
at . TO az per cent; closed offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6@7 per
cent Sterling exchange fairly active and
firm at S4.S51 for sixty day bills and ASIA
for demand.
Government bonds were active and strong.
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was more active and
stronger today and everything on the list Is
higher this evening with the exception OF
the Richmond 4 West Point stock, which
suffered a reaction of moderate proportions.
In consequence Of the uniayOrsble report In
regard 10 the German Empcror's health, the
disturbances ON the European bourscs was
reflected Ia this market by London selling
this morning. but the increased demand for
domestic account notualisCd the eject OF
the foreign operations, and an immediate
improvement In prices took place In the
early dealings, There were heavy coverings
OF shorts and more confident buying for the
long account grrat deal of which
wss credited to the Standard oil interest,
The passage III the bond resolution had
marked influence late n the day
when the upward movement became morc
general and on a report that the SECRETARY
Intended buying SlVA GO without further
authority nom Congress, government sccnr-
titles advanced sharply With a marked IN
NlNatHN ~ Wv AaNtfNNN W iNNANiNHN AseN'f AHN
market was rather heavy at thr opening hut
Immediately gave evidence ot strength, and
under the lead 81 jersey Central and Union
| Pacific material gains Ncrc made In the first
hour. The only demand however. was sup
piled by that time, and prices had sar-inr
| tendency until after noon. When l.ackawan
ma bcnamc the loNdcr. and toward the last
/ hour the upward movement assumed lap0cl
/ proportions. and the bot priccs ~ the DAY
/ Wcrc reached by thc beginning ~ the las
half hour, There vas a slight setback, hu'
/ Tie clrsc Wa active and firm, though a
something % from the irst SECURES The
active list j. generally frscionally hirhc'
/ this evening, while iSckAWanna j. up =
Jersey Central -, Tennessee Cod ~. Bur
I linciOn & quincy and Omaha I per cent
osch. but Richmond & West Point j. OF \
I aud The prcicrTVd 1.
Railroad bonds Vcv not ~ active, the sale
hciRg s7Sa00 but tho market WAS strong
I Thcrc was no special feature 20 Interest n
the dealings
The total sales q stocks TODAY were % ~
. sharls i1nsfun uunfnfnus
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ueu-shoid suppIis..

Arrir--Ncw York. s3Da3T5 PER bil
dried apple las per NJ from store. Dried
peaches, Nc from storc.
NNaTr AHirs---Onions A. 0ofl4.hO per brl,
SEQ per bu Cabbage, new Louisiana, crate,
tS.756I400 kmut, brls, $50 hall brls,
Ab0. Garlic 5oc per 100. Turnips, N.5o9
i.75 per brl.
pouttnY--Chickcns, spring. scarce. 400
@aOo hens, ts.oosS.2s turkeys, hoccCe
1890.
FHrtr.-orangc., Me.sina. $3.50 per boz;
imperial, A.0 per Dor. Lemons 5000
800 per box. Bananas tLboa2o per
| bunch.
PIcELrs-Drls. $3.50. half brls tl00
/ Eaas-Easy; h1s. i3c, Eases, lie.
Reconsideration Layers, 500, Layers, g. 20,
California. t22a.
| Nuts-Cocoanuis $40 Per 100. Peanuts
Virginia. H.. Tennessee. farmers stock, 30
lc roasted, 2llc higher, shcllcd, ioc. recans
Texas, 0ai2c.
BurtTR-nuticrinc, i2nlsc creamery. =
O30r. dairy, isa22c, country butter, 1000
Clpm-ozHk, $3.50 PER brl, aud $3.50 pei
half bh.
Por,rou-fiun; selling nj si.2seti.t0 pei
hu, ~. 21Ot3i0 pei hrl; sweet poiatooS 80
G3.OO per hrl. sccd sweet. s2-Otg275.
NNTaAH- Per gal. S0tiac.
sTR,WnrHuirs f3OOtt35D per case pinis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
GENERAL TRADE.


CoRN MnAI,-siandarl, $27o@2.s5, pearl,
s4.OO roller s2.S5Ge30D steady.
Br,Ns .Np PE,s--Nayy beans, $2,55a3.0o,
medium, $40. stock peas, ti.2S per hui
lady peas, si.75 per bu; black eyes, Sl.oo
per hu.
oar MG,i.-lu half hrls, $3.50 from store.
fLouR--From store. Common, SaootsS. ";
family, Sad0 choice, s3I1ct3,o0, 'ancy, St@
@l.S0; extra fancy, sLS@i.Se patent sL6D
@5.0o; steady,
CRAcRrps--Soln, extra. "a; soda, treble
extra. 4i.c; ginger snaps, a'id6lsc; assorted
iumblcs. l0c
Ca,okEp WuR,r-ln half brls, si.sS from
store.
HoNrNY AND GErs--frou store, tSsA