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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-08
JOHN QUINCY ADAAs.
Hhs Impression he Produesd While Score
tasy OF State on an En- Han e1inister.

The Impression he Produced While Score
tasy OF State on an English E1inister
The portion Of these VOLUMES most
interesting to Americans vii! be the &C.
count of Csrning's three years. sojourn
in this country as minister, says the Nav
York Times n review Of "Fhe Lie Of
Lord Stafford de r ,ccli f." He came
ont chsrged with the special task CT
pleasing the people and doing wnat
might be done TO make Ameci-
cans forget the then recent difficulties.
Canning does not seem TO have been quite
the man fitted for the pscifcstor. Ii was
natural TO hin, and mis- expsrience had
rather :ret g:nened the original bent. to
carry things with q high hand; but he
seems 10 have done pretty well in Ameri-
CO. How very keen the hostile sus-
capabilities Of Aueticats then we're may
be iadged from the remark Of John
Quincy Adams, then S2cre'ery OF State.
Adams said to Canning enc day: "Sr,
il took Us Of late several yes to go to
war with you for redress Of our griev-
ancss; renew these suit cts CT complaint
aud 1t will not lake Us = many weeks to
produce the same effect" the Adsnses
hsye all been 6 warl,ke generation. The
reminds US Of the pregnant sentence
in his sous letter to Lord Jonn
Russell during the civil war, which put a
stop to the building Of privateers: "ny
Lord, this means wsr." It is amusing tc
como.re the opinions which these two
eminent men have LET. on record OF each
ether. They were each somewhat Of the
character OF the man VINO ssid that he
never had been on 5 Jury In his LIE
withou. encounteriDg eleven unress0n-
able men. Cannins's opinion OF Adams
was inst "he was more commanding
than attractive in personal APPEARANCE,
much shove par in general ability, bu,
having the sir Of d scholar rather than q
st,tesmsp, very uneven temper, dis
position ct times well meaning, G manner
somewhat too often domineerirg, and 81
ambition csusing uGsteLdinees in mis- po'
iiticsI career" He remarks that Adama
had trek when ne Wss with him on
some point Of difference between
the two governments Of leaving open the
door iuto his room occupied By the secre'
teries aud giving them high opinion Of
his national spirit BY soue expression
which he (Csnnine) could not allow Il
pass without corresponding comment
This characterization was written wher
Canning was ninety-thrae years CT age
and shows US Whist wonderful old NAL
he must have been. $.
Adsm's opinion Of Canning is thus 70.
corded in his memoirs: "Hs's proud
hightempsred E1g,ishmsn, with dispo
sisiou to be overDearing, which hsv'
often been compelled TO check in 1T
own way. He is. Of all tia f1reign min
listers with waom l nave had occasio!
to treat the man WAC has most tried N.
temper .. he has great respec
for bis word, and there is roth'n
false about him. Mr.. Canning l
uan OF forms, studious ct courtesy
and tenacious OF private morals. As
diplomatic man his grea. w,ni is supple
nsse, and his great virtue is sincerity.
Mr. Lsne Poole remarks that this Iade
nent fer ga opponent is sirgulsrly JUS
and clear sighted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-08
Convinced nlmsslt That He was Drunk

OOHNIHCSu AhuR Az " a. 40 eAA
Albany Argus.
u Michael Fsllon wks arrested by Patrol
man Wax ,r yesterday afternoon and ar
raigned before Justice Conway for public
intoxication. "I sin't drunk, Judge;
lock q: yourself-7ou're drunS,"
and Michael leaned against
the side of The bar and tried
TO look dignifed. BE WAS told that 1t
would c7sE him SO or ten days. "Bet you
So amt drunk, and can proveit. Show
me crscs ard III walk it," and the inc
briate cast his blesred eyes about
the room, apparently expecting to
find crack in the sir. Finally
one of the reporters pointed to
q line or tia oil-cloth. Fallen toed it
and started to show how sober he WAS.
He took three steps and succeeded In
keeping his equilibrium, but she fourth
WAS TOO much tor him, and he
would have fallen but for Officer
Walker, who stood by watching the
fellows movements, and caught him in
time. Waving his arms shout his head,
and looking ut the court, Michsel shouted
~ give It up, Judge; send me to jail"
Then everybody joined the cour: in q
hearty laugh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-08
The Youne... Convict in the County.

nashville special 10 Atlanta TO- stituson.
Probably the youngest convict in the
United States Is now In the state prison
in this city. His name is Dan Jor-
dan, ar1 be was sent from Mem
phls last Sunday, He Is less than
eleven years old, and is small for his age
He WAS convicted Of having stolen s.
and sentenced to thSee years in the peni-
tentisry. When the first night Of his in.
generation came the guard did not lock
him In solitary cell. but allowed him to
lie on blsnksr by the stove,i where he
sobbed himself to sleep. He had .
widowed mother in Memphis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-08
All hail the winters chilly Blast.
This wear I'm richer far than last"

9ur stock for the winter embraces variety gossxt
pie marvel at combination of "Beauy Low Priced
further you hat, coms.t6u 10
you Loaf your may by ss,sskts
sive line we fitting, ready made oYercoss 80 20
underwearSome ~ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-08
Wanted,

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-08
SHANGHAI.


GOaHT.
NEW YoRk. Nov. Honey On call, easy
at 2G2Hc; last loan 21fc; closed offered 2hc.
Prime mt rcant.le paper AZ ask. Sterl ng eI
change dull but steady at 81 81 for siXty-day
bills and 81 SIX for demand.
BorDB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-08
On 'CasNGE.
rho Rsss vssr1n EER5zas

wheat Opened stronG, Flucsuatsd mar
row'y and Closed st ga AdvaI Ice,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-25

A. Urcn has closed out his meat mar
10 warrent It's continuance. The entire
outfit Is still there and business can be
resumed at any time.
The Kings Daughters haveabout 500
on hand with which they viii purchase
chandeliers, contribution boxes, alter
cloth and contribute towards a carpet
Tor the new church.
The Kings Daughters picnicked nj
Runkle lake on Thursday afternoon.
Rev. f. O. Jones and wife and the editor
and wife were guests oithe society ON the
occasion.
u. G. Lockwood traded his splendid
driving horse, Gyp, and carriage for Capt.
Raher's big horse aud a blackboard and
it's hard TO tell who got the best of the
bargain.
Eminent doctossay: Warmers White
Wine 81 Tar will never be equallcd as n
cough medicine Sold by j. l.. Kimhall
d Co. Sept. 20
A number of Lake Chicago Indians are
campcd on the bluebeTry plains, near
Pamela. They are there for the fruit,
which is brought Co town and sold.
The BURBERRY plains, at Pamela, are
still attracting large crowds oi berry
gatherers. Bushels and bushels of the
fruit Is brought 10 town daily.
VIM. lldrcd purchased Mrs. H. II.
Browns residence on the corner of First
street and Crystal avenue and will occu-
py il with his family.
Sol. Thouin's boarding house, on main
street, has peen given a coating 81 paint
and presents a decidedly bright and at
tractive appearance.
To nse base ball phrase. Mr.. Clevc.
land IL likely 20 'ian the wind" while
Harrison "hits her for home run"
Rev. +. O. Jones will lecture on "Thc
Scottish Covenantcrs" nest Sabbath
evening in the new church.
Thos. Wills drives a newly-acquircd
carnage horse. The animal came from
Iron Mountain.
The blueberry crop this year exceeds
that 81 any year since this section was
settled. ~
Grasshoppers are doing much damage
To cabbage and turnip crops in this vicin.
ity.
c. r. Crandall is building neat dwell
ing on Fifth street south.
An addition is being built on the resi-
dence of MIR. Grafton.
A.Swedc miner was injured at the Dunn
on Wednesday
John l.. Kimball took the school cen
cts this week.
steam laundry would pay well in
this city.
School commences one week from next
Monday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-25

a wife as she did teacher, bob" will
have secured a treasure, indeed. and we
believe that she viii bc all that. We. M
will all their Iron Riverfricnds, consratn-
hate the happy young couple, and join in
wishing them "A long, prosperous and
happy life.
Charles Remington, head sawyer at
Quirt 4 Lorenz's saw mill, met with a
serious accident while at work az that
mill last Wednesday. They were saving
hardwood lumber and a slab was caught
by the saw and thrown with such force
that a piece Of il went through the roof
OF the mill, and another piece, striking
Remington over the eye, split his scalp
open TO the back Of his head, the silver
following the skull around Although IL
is only scalp wound. tits a serious one
A large number OF our citizens are hav-
ing picnic az Ice lake this Thursday
afternoon. That they are having a good
time, goes with saying. u. {. Mckinnon
is mt the head Of IL, and he knows how TO
extract pleasure rom the forests, and
how TO make Others happy.
4 man whose name We have not learn
ed, but who WAS employed ON Henry
Lyngs homestead, some twenty miles
northwest Of this city, is missing He
started 20 go 10 neighboring lake to
fish, and tits expected that heis drowned.
party started out to-day in search of
him.
The water works engine house is en-
closed and by next week the machinery
and pipes will have arrived. 1t will not
be long then before we viii be prepared
for fire, although we hope the water works
viii never he needed for that purpose.
The Harrison and Morton club holds
meetings every Wednesday evening ess
CampbclI's hal. Everybody is invited
TO attend.
The first carload OF pipesfor the water
works arrived this week and has been
distributed along the course Of the ditch.
Mrs. Finley l. Morrison attended the
wedding ~ Robert Quinn and Miss Me-
ellis, at Florence, this week.
Mr.. Diesch. 81 the Marinette Iron works.
is here experimenting the construction
uf our water works system.
Paul y. Minckler has been confined 10
his bed by severe attack Of quinsy a
portion OF this week.
The boiler for the water works plant
will be here this week II was in Chicago
last Monday.
4 killing frost, hast Tuesday night,
played sad havoc with the gardens in this
vicinity.
Miss Tida Mct'ilhs. Of Florence, is visit
inc with friends in this city, this week.
John McDonah spent a few days Will
his family the past week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-25
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

DR. A 4. Metcalf WAS numbered on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. :. Hopkins visited IN the city
lcw hours ou Wednesday
H. r. Lott, the able Iron River attor-
neN, had business here on Monday.
Mrs. J famplc, of Beaver Dam, Wis,
visited friends IN tsis city this week.
Al. Austrian and family returned from
camp on Alichigamme on Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Beuan. difference, il the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Mcleod.
Mr.. B,lstrom, 81 Negaunec. is here
with Der ickdaughter, Mrs John Larson.
Mrs. +. r. Brown has sold her Crystal
Falls property and will remove 20 Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mrs. Lesson, of Marinette. * at the bed
side " her daughter, Mrs +. j. Gilbert,
who is very i'll.
Mrs :. u. llollister, Sr., returned from
Milwaukee ON Tuesday evening. Mr..
Hollister Is still absent
MIS- John Larson has been seriously
III this week, suffering from wlooplng
cough aud other trouble.
DR. aud Ms. III. c. Kinball spent u
portion oi the week at Al. Austrian >
camp ON the AIichagammc.
VIM McCmty returned from Oshkosh
last week During his absence he pur-
chased a fine team ni horses.
Elder Bartlett, OF Marquette, and Rev,
G.. G.. Squircs, 81 Iron Mountain, were
guest of +. @. Jones over the sabbath.
Henry Tod. OF Youngstown, Ohio, and
i. N Porter Of Stambnugh were here on
Wednesday. They are interested in the
Youngstown mine.
VIM. X. Godshall has quit Mastodon
and after a swing around the circle will
I locatc at Wausaukec Wis. He will be
missed BY many friends here.
Mrs. j Kitchen and son Albert, who
! have been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs j. H..
4 day 90 their home at Bingbamton Wis.
Miss Myrtle Rowley returned IN Mon
day from Valparaiso, Ind. She Was ac-
companied by Miss Birdie Morse. OF
! Wanpnn, Wis, who viii remain here a
month.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Flewelling and
I daughter. Mrs. L. H.. smith, w. W.
1 Weathcrwax and VIII Galbnith whilcd
away sunday az Capt. Roberts camp on
the Brule
James III. McNaughton, the kecn-carcd
and cat-eycd locale Of the Norway Cur
rent. and splendid fellow altogether
spent sunday last at Spread Eagle, tn,
guest of the editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Gnensburg. who was
visiting son and daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs
4 A. Justified, here during the past
month, returned 60 their home at Mil
waukcc, on Monday evening.
Richard Dawson, whloin resident ano
J prominent puisncss man oiCrystal Falls
was in the city over Sunday and VIA,
heartily welcomed by his many old-tim,
. friends. He is now conducting a pros
porous business at ToinahawlS, Wis.
Max Berlowitz, our young dry good,
merchant, j. no longer bachelor liz
was married ON the fifteenth inst, tc
Miss May Role, a charming and accom-
pliscd young lady 81 Oneida, New York
The young couple will arrive here next
week and will occupy the Nelch fcsidcncs
on Marquette avenue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-25
THE CHICAGO AND
''' W9!;!7|:!!!s!!x
- RAILWAY.
Penctrates the Centres OF Popula-
tion in
ILLINOIS, IOWA,
WISCONSIN.
MICHIGAN,
MINNESOTA,
DAKOTA,
NEBRASKA AND WYOMING.

Its TRAIN SERVICE is carefully ar
ranged Co meet requirements OF local
travel as well as 70 furnish the most at-
tractive Routes for through travel hc-
tween important
TRADE CENTRES.
Its Equipment Of Day and Parlor Cars,
Dining and Palace Sleeping Cars Is with
out rival Its Road-Bed Is perfection oi
-bullasted steel. The North-WeS-
tern il the favorite route for the Com
mercial Traveller, the Tourist and the
Seekers after New Homes in the Golden
Northwest. Detailed information chcar-.
fully furnished by
i. Il. REDFlELD, Agent.
Crystal Falls, Mich
j. VI. WHITMAN. H. G. WICKER,
Genenera Mangaer Traffic Manager
h. L. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-25

G. n. NASH, umpire; time two hours.
Robert Quinn, for several years one 81
Iron Rivers leading merchants. aud one
of our best citizens. was united in mar
ringe at Florence, Wis, ON the 2lst in-
slant, to Miss Josie AIcGillis 81 thclntter
city. The brideis also welIand favorable
known IN this city having taught school
here the past year. II she makes as good
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-25
clubs. The following Il The score:


Iron Rivsr-~n - - . o 90
Florenee 80 o q 1 q o = a 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
No. II jefferson stroot.

MuLronp. Jeweler, 2vi Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
Drain and Proyisious.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. i0-All the markets
ON change opened quiet and fcaturcless to-
day, with but trining changes from ycster-
days closing figures. May wheat started in
30 higher, mt Sic, and during the early part
OF the session was very dull. Heavy pur-
chasing later by several large operators got
IL out Of the rut into which II bad settled,
and turned the market upward by noon
May wheat had reached sec, and for half
an hour was steady around slkc. There
were no features to the market outside this
individual buying. Corn opened unchanged,
with May ut 63Ac, but heavy buying 10
cover shorts soon caused Il sharp advance
In prices, and May sold up 20 dl1c, and
closed at 63xc. Oats sold within nc range,
May closing at SAC. Provision traders
were rather slow la take hold, and business
dragged during the entire morning. Ar
rivals Of hogs were Disappointing and prices
higher There appeared TO be less DISPOSE
ton 10 sell product, and flrmer feeling de-
veloped In pork, Que 10 the liberal buying
by one or two large traders, who had good
orders, and vt times took all the crowd
would sell. My pork opened at SIS BIZ,
declined 2lfc. advanced TO Sl5 Us, rcceded 10
els 62lf rallied, and closed at $40 57ls'
Lard was the weakest article on the list, and
declined 5@l0c, and uloscd at inside figures.
May opened at 81 02,l, closed at 81 s2lf@
7 IS. Short ribs remained steady, with a
fair trade at 81 i0CdS ~ Tor May.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11

New York and cities north and cast, on
demand, kdiscount buying, hprcmium sell
ing. New York and principal cities north aud
EAST three days grace, = discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans, s. discount buy
ing, 81 premium selling.
Nothing Of interest transpircd at the moot
Ing Of the Stock Call hoard today. The
monthly circular OF the Manhattan Savings
Bank and Trust company discusses local Sc
suritics as follows: "since our last monthly
slrcular prices Of investment securities,
under an easier money market and n very fa-
vornblc local outlook, have been strong, at
advanced prices. Taxing District bonds,
under the favorable Interpretation placed
upon the local election OF the 9TH inst have
been especially stronghold the 4-0s and the
Bs having scored an advance within the past
few days equal 10 2 per cent. As compared
with prices ruling year ago, local investment
bonds and stocks show but little change, and
what changes there are have been In the di-
rcction Of hotter figures. Speculative securi-
ties, however have, as rule, Jared badly
the natural result Of undue expansion and
speculation as forshadowcd In our circulars
Of last spring We give herewith compari-
son OF some 81 The most important changes
In the prices of various stocks, az compared
with this day year ago, the figures In each
Caee leinp fair uNeruf,p uriros
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
BY TELEGRAPH.


NV IonE. Jan. i0-Moncy ON call easy
NJ 10 . Tcr cent; Last loan per cent
closed offered AZ per cent Prime mcrcnn.
tile paper 55@7H per cont Sterling ox.
change quiet hut firm with actual bushes.
al ti,iH Tor sixty day bills aud AslA Tor
demand
Government bonds were dull but firm.
State bonds werr duh aud steady.
The stock market Nns neither ~ artiyc nor
~ siunE ~ yesterday and the speculation
lacked vim, the general feeling early Ia the
day being rather bcari-h. The most con.
sricu0us feature was tlic sudden woaknes. OF
Jouisyillo A Nashville, which hal been ~
strong lately. London was a seller. aud the
decline was attributed a. the Dissatisfaction
AZ the action oi the directors The close.
however, was steady, NJ irregular changes
iruun last evenings prices. The iinal changes
are very evenly divided bctNccn gains aud
losses, which, however arr Tor small fuc.
lions only, except Ia the ease II the Louis.
willie Nashville, which lost 4. per cent.
RAILROAD bonds still show an Increasing
volume 81 business SALES Si.s21On, II
which Fort Worth 4 Denver hrsis furnished
tluS,WO. The total sales VI stocks TO-DAY
were 2l5, l55 shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
NEW YORK.

Spotsopcncd weak, quotations nominal and
closed quiet middling lose. Sales i0s bales.
Quotations were as follows Ordinary, INC;
good ordinary, 8 i5.i0c; low middling, 9Jsc;
middling, lOkc; good middling, l0ssc mid
ding fair, NC; fair, iiJsc.
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
as follows January, i02i@io2a; Feb.
ruary, io2o9i0.3o, March. i04i@io.i2;
April, lOlo@io.Jo May, l05S9l057; June,
1895, July, io.70GiO7i; August, 1914
@i0 70; September l0.3i@io.30; October.
l0029i0Oi; November, 0.sI@90o Sales,
?3i, 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened dull, and
closed quiet; middling, 0l.c Sales 400
bales. Quotations were as follows ordi-
nary, sHc good ordinary, Lice; low mid.
ding, o7-iGc, middlng, o9.c; good mid.
ding, i0,sc.
Futures opened weak and closed quiet and
steady at decline, as follows: January, o02
@oGi: February. o.7ia976. March, o s7CD0 ~.
April iOOogi00l; May i0.leai0.l3, June,
10 22@io2i; July, iOSSalo.9i; August 10 %
6oio3l; September, 0ssa0eo October,
a6ieo63 November, 987@9Ss. Sales, u.s..
90 bales.
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MARKET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
General News.

Coor.
Gran.
p,-s,,,,.s, III,
DosiNhss "u,i,
ao'LN s''ii iisihs.
THEE boats leave To-Day
MUD and slush prevails on the levee.
ARKANsAs river Is rising nj Little Rock.
Tue Gayoso goes TO Tiptonvile tomorrow
Tur snrfaee of tho river Il covered with
dyift
,rn,, vo,o Adam. ,,,..os ,or,orro,,. ,,r =
Kansas Civ ',' '''''''
Tnr noSa,o ,ooros c,no,rro,i ,o,nor-o,y
10. 'h,s 49,, ''"''' N'''''''''' ''''''"
~, '''' po',
=, ihE 'hlck.Saw, ,apt; FL rostlI' icuNcS
VI cNo.ihS ". WI" iNeh
TUE Thomas sherlock should nass mere To-
morrow evening on her way 10 New orielns
TnE Rene Macrcady left yesterday for St.
Francis riyer-tho first boat Of the season
from this port.
THE James Lee, Capt. Claggctt, leaves this
evening for Helena and Friars Point Will
lam Ashford Is her clerk.
A. SOON ns the wind lulls Cant. Henry
Wilbur will pilot Heating barpe 10 Helena
con,aInin,, a mi Vol cor,,o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
BABY HUMORS
And all Skin and Scalp Diseases
Speedily Cured by
CutIcura.

Our little s0n viii hc four year Of aFc on the 9TH
inti. ~ May, issA, be was attacked with very
painful breaking ont " the skin. We called IN a
physician. Who tfuaicd him for about four weeks.
The child rcrcVcd little OF no good frum the trcat
ment, o. the breaking out supposed W the physl'
elan a. D. hives In an aggravated form, bcuiinc
nn'rf In hloichcs, and mon and morc distressing.
We Nrfu iuNIugnily obllrud ~ Get NJ Ia the night
and rub him with sp,la in water strong linimcnts.
etc. FINALLY, We called other physicians until no
los than III had attempted 20 cum him all hlike
falling and the child steadily getting wurc and
nonc. until about the gth IT lAst July when We
brrnn tn give him CuTiCtHA RrsotyTNf Internally,
and the ttriCtnA aud CrftCtnA soar externally,
aud by the Last Of August he was nearly well
that W. gave him only one dose ~ the hrsuLNlNt
aiout every scoond day. for about ten days longer.
and h. has never lrcn troubled since with the h0f
fihle malndy. In al We used les than one half u
bultlc II The tUtttrnA lusoLyENt, a little lcs.
than one box 81 CuTicuHA, and only one cake OF
IrurInA soar,
N. D. HYAS. Cayura. Livingston Co, ~.
Subscribed aud sworn ~ boiorc me THIS ith day
January, ISL. g. y. COZ, J, 4.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11

SUGAR-Pure white, csc; Off white, 0NO
64c; yellow clarified 6Ml96xc; open kettle,
5lI615si; refined A, 6Ac standard granu-
lated, 7%G75sc; plantation graduated, TO
nc; powdered, 7Ac; cut loaf, Ike adyanc-
ing.
RlcE--Louisiann, 5H@O,4c; Carolina, oIf
Gy6Ac; firm.
CAYDlrs-Sticks. all sizes, IN boxes pals
and barrels, 6}9e0ci fancy assorted, S59ioc;
firm.
Scars AND CASpLEs---soap 3@5lEc; can
dies, full weight, SA6J9c.
CmEEsE---New York factory, DC; full cream,
13Ml3kc; Young America, 1Ic.
CorFEE-Common, lS1lc; ordinary. 10
fair, l9a2OHc;c prime Rio, 2Of@2ic;
choice to fancy, 2i1g922c; old government,
sArr-saginaw, 81 95@i 40 per barrel;
sacks, fine, 81 35lGl 40 coarse, 81 l0@l 10;
pockets, blcachcd, 81 25; mixed, barrels,
$40 go mixed, 2alG7c.
CANNED GooDs-Pine apples, 81 25G0i 30.
Peaches, 2 pounds, standard, 81; 3 pounds,
standard, - Is; seconds, Al u.s. Tomatoes
2 pounds, standard, sl61t 10; pounds,
standard, 81 256il 30. Strawberries, ~ 60.
Raspbcrries, ~ 60. Blnckberrcs, 81 l5GDi d.
Green cages, ~ 1901 ~. Pears, 81 1902 %.
Plums IL 6jfl rs. Asparagus s. 75d I 25
Green corn, 81 25di -; Green peas, 81 COO
i75. Cove oysters, full weight pound, 81
2pounds, 81 654i 20; light weight, pound,
G0a05c; 2pounds, SiG1i 10. Condensed
milk. Crown. s. 1908 ~; Eagle, 81 20.
Swiss, s. 70. Salmon, 81. Sarlines, IS 10;
mustard sardines, s.. Mackerel. 81 90;
herring mackerel, 81 -.
MoLAssEs-Loulsiana common 10 fair, 25C1
3Oc, prime 10 choice, 35@i0c; fancy, 4361i 5c;
common 10 fair, 20d2Jc; prime 10 choice, %
6g33c; syrup 20l145c: steady.