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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-04-25

he did not know Hayley was generally
| in debt. and that there was trouble IN
collecting bills from him. Mr.. Luce and
his counsel did not secure the with
! drawal of my protest against the re-
| newal of his license. Mr.. Luce pro-
posed a speedy trial of any charge to be
brought against him.
| Cross-examined-I stated that the IN
terview commenced at II. It may have
| been later than that when we COM
menced. Five lawyers were present,
| and they all talked. l do not think any
| of Luce's counsel used any epithets
Perhaps the expressions used were
rather warm | characterized Hayley
pretty strongly, and | think Thurston
concurred with me. [ think Mr.. hatch
disapproved of Hayley being called
scallawag and dead beat, and said he
moved in good circles. L never believed
| Havlev was an officer in the British
army, nor do | still. do not think he
knows anything about military matters.
To some limited extent | know some
thing about military matters. Prior to
April last year [ had never spoken to
Luce. [ have no personal anImus
against Luce. | had lawsuit with Luce
about building, and got waxed, or in
other words, beaten; l am aware the
building has since been removed from
that window Am not aware OF the cir
cumstances of the removal.
|. q. Tewksbury, sworn, stated: L am
a storekeeper at the bonded warehouse
at Custom House [ have been there
five years. | receive goods in bond and
collect duties. Have liquor under my
charge in considerable quantities at
times If a liquor dealer wishes to
withdraw they come to me. | know the
defendant he is wholesale liquor and
wine merchant. He has had business
relations with me. | have seen this
Exhibit Az; it is an order for the with
drawal of liquors. The signature is
Luce's. l saw this order on February
l, 1887, at my Office. l do not know
who brought it there. Mr.. Luce gener-
ally brought orders of this size himself.
If he did not come his teamSter would.
This order was for the purpose Of get
ting out the goods mentioned. They are
all dutiable goods. Neither Mr.. Luce
nor any person paid duty on those goods,
because the order bears the signature of
Senior Canavarro, the Portuguese Com
missioner. These goods were all i'm
ported. Either myself orr the-clerk de-
ivered them to Mr.. Luce. [ recollect
the order being scratched. With the
name of Canavarro on the order it en-
titled him to the goods mentioned free
of duty. The goods were in bond before
they were delivered to Luce. The
amount of duty on these goods on Ithe
order amounts to 1901 Is. It has never
yet been paid.
Cross examined-I noticed the erasure
at the time the order was presented.
The orders are filed upstairs in the Gus
tom House, but not by me. This order
has been before the Chief Justice and
also in the Attorney Generals office.
The erasure looks little more prominent
now than when first saw it. THE wit
ness was here shown number of orders
which he said were from the Custom
House files, and the book (produced)
contained othersl. [ have not learned
anything new in this matter between
the time the case first came up and now.
The prosecution here rested.
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THE DEFENSE.

THE DEFENSE.
At 4:O5 o'clock Mr.. Hatch opened the
case for the defense. He stated that
they would show tn at there had been no
conspiracy between the defendant and
Hayley.
w. S. Luce, sworn, stated: filled in
this order (produced), signed it and
drew the goods from the Custom House.
did it at the request of Captain Hay
ley. He was a customer of mine and
Canavarro told him he would give him
an order for remission of duty. [ gave
him blank order and he returned it
later signed by Mr.. Canavarro, the Por-
tuguese Commissioner. Hayley did not
owe me anything at that time
At this point the Attorney General
asked that the Court make an order for
the defendant to produce his day and
cash books, journal and ledger, showing
the entries for February, 1887. His
Honor said he could not do that The
Attorney General then asked that all
the evidence given by the defendant re
lating to the subject be stricken out.
His Honor said he should prefer not to
rule it out.
The examination of the witness was
then continued: Frequently Captain
Hayley came to order goods of me for
Canavarro | knew Hayley shortly after
ne arrived. He has acted for other
members of the Diplomatic Corps in
getting orders from me. 1t was during
the time after he was in business for
himself. He ordered largely for these
different people. | never mistrusted
Hayley's statements. | don't know any-
thing about Hayley's financial standing.
He had an income from home and also
held two or three positions here. | con-
sidered for this place he had very good
income. He had credit [ believe he
paid his bills; never heard he didn't.
do not remember seeing the erasure on
the order. | observed Canavarro's name.
do not think the paper looks the
same now as it did before. When / saw
it month ago [ was surprised at the
difference in it. The amount OF money
for duties I filled in at Havlev's
dictation. The 1901 10 was filled
in prior to the order being pre-
scented at the Custom House. I had
no agreement with Hayley about these
liquors before drawing them. Had no
agreement with him whatever. Have
drawn liquors for other Diplomatic Rep
resentatives. Sometimes filed in the
order before thew signed and sonnet mes
after | said at the interview that did
not know how Hayley's account with
me stood [ had not looked into it.
have had dealings with Canavarro since
the date of that order / did not saw
anything about this at the interview.
At o'clock the Court adjourned to
9 80 O'Clock this morning.
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Wash Fabrics showing the latest materials
THE ALMA CLOTH.

LATEST light weight and durable in the shade Of TO-
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The only Practical Confectoner all streets Hon
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narrow limits. The trading, with the ex.
ception above noted, vas Utmost entirely of
retail order, mostly scalping, a traders
market pure and simple. The strikers con-
tinued TO absorb theiipterest Of operators,
and the reported dcathof the Emperor vii,
liam fell fiat as far as any effect on the stock
market was concerned. The market finally
closed dull and steady, generally at small
fractions below the first prices. The fact
that tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Off
cials have sought the protection Of the courts
gave iirmer tone TO the business today, and
the feeling is stronger in favor Of organizing
against combinations which interfere with
tho business Of the country. Closing prices
show irregular changes from last evenings
figures, but defines arc In majority, though
they are for fractional amounts, except In
Richmond West Point preferred, which
lost 4 per cent.
Railroad bonds were again very dull ona
unusually devoid OF feature, though the tone
OF the dealings was heavy throughout, and
almost everything traded In is lower tonight.
The 81 les were only $73s,O0O. The tolal sales
OF stocks today were 2i8,3 shares. Closing
Qiiotationg
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rhnt ulrhun, Of Nn,lon..

The broad Atlantic. l. ever stormy thot1ushinrc
Yet blow the winds ever 20 hcrccly, and ride the
waves ever ~ loiuly, scamen must man The good
ships tourists viii brave the passaFc, aud CONNER
ciai travellers aud huycn must visit the ccnter Of
iorcign trade and manufacture. Thst airocious
Inaiady. soailckncs, t'Eclher with colicky Teinl
and much inward uncaslncs. 4 often endured
when notic,icrs stomach nliien would have ioftl.
ncd the yoyaFcrs against ihen. Sea captains aud
In fact al old salts aud veteran traveller arc ac
quainicd with the protective value Of this cstima,
bic preventive and umedy, and arc rarely unrro.
yidci with H. fmlnnnis 10 the iaT West should
usc ~ safeguard against malaria. seek the aid
81 The nltlcr for Dyspepsia, constipation, liver
complaint Kidney troubles. aud all ailments that
impair The Harmonious aud vigorous action OF The
WI uuMan
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nnrrea on, ard she, Down.

WICHITA. Kas., March s.-Three men
living in the Indian Territory, julius
Quinn, William Antwerp and Joseph
George, were burned out Of a log cabin
Sunday night and shot down by n mob Of
cowboys concealed In the underbrush.
The murdered men recently went 10 the
western part Of the Territory and took up
. site for q claim on Rabbit Ear creek,
which they expected TO make entry upon
when the Territory Is opened for settle
ment Tho land they squaited upon was
In the range Of cattlcman, George IL.
Delaney. Delaney tried many ways TO
get the squatlcm 10 leave the country. hut
failed. People In that vicinity charged
Delaney's men with completely in the
murder,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NV YonK. March s--Money on call easy
~ 2R@i per cent, last loan, per cent,
closed, offered at per cent
Prime Mercantile paper, ota0h per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady, at fSoH
for O0 day bills aud 81 = for demand.
Government bonds were DUH and heavy.
State bonds were very dull but steady.
The stock market today with the exception
Of the iif.t hour when over one-ihird OF the
cntirc days transactions were made, Was
very dull, aud while generally weak moved
up and down In htiul way within very
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Groceries.

NEW YoRK, March s.-Conree-spot, fair;
Rio, nominal; options, 5000 points lower
and only moderately active. Sales, so, 1000
bags March, $l0.40al0.G0 April $4,000
1915; May, $9.9o@lo.3o; June, 50, 75Gslo. 10;
July, S0.65@9.90; August $050G9.75 Sep
tcmber, S9.40@965; October, S940@0G5; No
vomber, s0.4OM9O5; December, S0.30@9. 60.
sugar-Dull and unchanged; refined quiet;
yellow, 59sc; standard A, &c Molasses-
Steady; 500 test, 2o@9oIEc. Rice-Firm.
CINCINNATI, o., March s.--Whisky---Firm.
Sales, LIS barrels finished goods on basis
Of sl.09. Buiter-Strong. Sugar---Steady.
Eggs-Weaker, ii@l5c. Chccse--Firm.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March Son the Produce
exchange today the butter market was
steady; creamery, 22@2sc; dairy, l7h@25c.
Eggs--Lowcr, liGpl5c.
HAVANA, March s.-Sugar-Quiet; LOCO
bags centrifugal, 500 polarization, were
sold NJ 27794a27sli gold per quintal.
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Grain and rroNI.ion..


CmcAao. H., March s.-Empcror VIII
Jams condition caused some uncasincss
among Speculation scalpcrs loaded mp IN
anticipation Of bulge, which they expected
would come when any favorable news ar.
rived. finding Tow buyers. the speculative
croxd were suddenly seized, shortly after
the opening. with dcsirc 10 sell. aud began
dumping their holdings ~ such promiscu.
Gus manner that caused break Of &c In
corn, &c IN wheat aud sc IN oats. II was
only temporary, a. buyers soon appeared
aud began buying hack with more vigor than
they had previously sold. aud the result was
n sharp rally, that carried prices a shade
above opening figures. Wheat was nerve
Gus market, and largely influenced by the
nature of the reports received regarding the
condition 81 Emperor William. The Inarkc
ruled quiet, although there were several
spurts. May opened unchanged at s0A@
sojEc. advanced 20 Sic, broke 10 s0,sc, under
free offerings by spectators, reacted with n
better feeling 70 sIhc. became weak again
and closed at oO,ko.
The action OF corn was a surprise 10 all
classes of operators. Trading, although
lap,c, failed 10 equal that IL the three prcccd.
Ing days aud was more of n local character.
Hutchinson was principal feature Ia the
trnde, and cold about 800 90 bushels. Sew.
crnl large commission houses also sold heavy
lines, Prices druppcd 30 under the heavy
selling aud for a time the market looked
~ though further decline was in.
cyitahle. There were az least $500
600 bushels dumped during the morn.
Ing. When prices started upward II
did not require any manipulation Tor rap.
IA rally. and outside figures were touched
shortly before l o'clock. May opened al
5ljsc, sold at Sc down IN b2Gc, rallied "a
bs,,c. reacted and closed ~ 81 "a 52.c.
There was active speculative trading IN
/ oats, aud fluctuations wcrc wide and quick
for that market. May oais opened at - Sc
sold down TO Si,ic, up Co Si,sc, and CLOSED
az Siisc.
In provisions, the changes witnessed aeair
favored the holding side There was no par
/ ticular activity In the trading and no new OF
surprising feature In the business transacted
yet strong UNDERGONE pcOadcd the market
/ Higher prices were the rule. Spcculafiy,
/ interest was divided between pork and shor
/ ribs Lard was quiet, May pork sold n
| sii .OOait. rs and closed af sit0b MAY lar
sold at b. 70G,i ~ aud clo.cd at $40. Ma,
short ribs sold at tl.i2At rs aud closed q
S7e2H
Tho leading futures ranged ~ follows
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No Chamber Of Horror. Provided.

If1m Ile Omahh Void
Secretary Amateur photographer ASo.
clation-Didn't you notice, air, that our
rules barred out Of the coming exhibition
all pictures Of surgical operations, hospital
horrors, disseciing.room scenes and copies
OF paintings ofinquisilion toriurcsG
Amateur did.
"And yet Won sent In this horrible thing.
look at those iaccs. What internal tor
lures are thosc mon undergoing Are they
being sprayed with yitrol7'
ono, siri that's m instantaneous photo
graph
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Fish, ackerel half brls, No. !, 500;
No. 9, 1925; No. 8, -; l0-b Kit No. j,
$i.l0. No. 9, Si.05; No. 3, -. Dry her
ring, family, Doe per box.
Hoo PRoDUors-Stcody; mess pork, 5000
61lG00; sugar cured hams, liml 1sci break
fast bacon, ll@il ho; bulk pork, clear sides,
79I@7jkc; clear rib Sides 7lsg7Ac; long
clear, 7yi@7%c; shoulders, GAc
LAnD..-Tcs, TIC; half brls, 7ssc; kegs, 7esci
choice kettle, SN@9I4c; steady.
Pros FErT---Drls, $780, half brls, $1,000
400; kegs, $50,
FnFsn MrATs---Choico beef, hindquartcrs,
Sc; forcquartcrs, lc second grade, hind
quarters, Gc forcquarters &c. sheep, DC.
Hogs 1c
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CHICAGO, H., March s---The DrorcrJ Jour
nal reports; Cattle, Receipts, $500 head;
tea, $5.65, steers, $325615 TO- stockers and
feeders, 81 20d3.50; cows, bulls and mixed,
$2.OO@3.40; Texas fed steers, So. 25Cg4.00.
Iogs---Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
5000 head. Market strong; mixed, S5.i0d
5.S5; heavy, $5.3J@5.55 light s5.05@535;
skips. So 100000.
shccp--Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1000 head. Market strong and i5c higher;
natives, Si.Ood60O; western, $5l0@B00;
lambs, s5.i0g035.
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HAy-Choice, from store, 05c@s1 co. car
load. from leyee or depot, $iS.b09i9 80;
prime, store, 0oG02 &c; car load from levee
or depot $i7.00S9 1850; prairie from store,
G0@76c; car load from leyce or depot 5000
@12V.
BnAS-Trom store, 500; from levee or
depot, 5000.
coRs--From store, white, 02c; mixed, 6sc;
from lcyee or depot, white, In bulk, SIC; in
SKIS, COO; mixed, in bulk, 6ici in SKIS, DC
OArs-From store, white, f3c; mixed, 4Oc;
from levcc or depot, white In bulk, SIC, in
SKIS, 400 mixed, In bulk, 3Gc; In SKIS, CSC.
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tiNihfOot.
AZ noon spots-Dusinc-s good NJ nm.
changed prices. salcu. 1900 bales, Of which
American, n.GoO bale. Receipts 1900 bales,
of which American, 1900 bales Closing
quotations w,rc ~ follows Ordinary, 4 ~.
iGl good ordinary, i-iGi; low middling.
sid good middling. o 0.iOl. middling MP
land,, Esd. middling Orlcans, 7.i6d.
fuiurcs ai~ncd steady at decline aud
CLOSED steady, NJ follows
The prices are given In pence and 0iihs,
thus 4.UJ means A0JOid, aud Aoi means
5i0ld.l
Ala p m-March. 62id. sellers: March.
April, aha sellers April. May, 5.22d, sell.
en-; May.Iunc. a.21d, buyer, Iune.July.
62od. sellers, July.August, SID, sellers,
August september, aid sellers. september,
bNd. sellcrt, bcptcmbcroclobcF, biSd
SELLERS
nAvnr
spo,s-Qulci aud steady. Tres orllnalre
Orleans spoi, og,lt futures for March dc.
livery, 0s,sL
Nole-Ircs ordinairc Orleans ,pot Gsf.
represents COS fmncs Tor 20 kilos Of strict
midlllng cotton, llayro terms. A Milo IA
about ? lhs, or a s5io0 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A frame u equal 10 zoe
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I.eaf.

ST. LOWS, No, March s.-Lead values are
gradually hardening, and from the present
outlook still higher prices will certainly fol-
low next month. In the last day or 20
about 100 tons refined, April delivery, sold
at Si.a5 (tliis price could have been topped a
liitlc today) ono receiver claiming that he
Siah with fLvO bid.
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A.oo@ilo; extra fancy, $i.25@l.SG patent,
Si.JO6o50G quiet.
CnAcKEgs-Soda, extra, 4c soda, treble ex-
ira, 4Kc; ginger snaps, 5H@01Sc; assorted
jumbles, l0c.
CRACKED WuEAT--ln half brls, s4.S from
store.
HoMINY AND GRTTs--From store, 1925
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NEw YonK, March Sat both first and
second hands the demand was OF the pro-
portions Of previous reports, with the re-
quest for and movement OF scasonable spe-
cinlllol VOL snalaincd
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NOW L. the Time

To use Hodges sarsaparilla with Iodide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous af'
fcctions and all diseases peculiar TO females.
Rcnovatcs and invigontcs the system. Phys
icians recommend II. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine Co., manufacturers,
Nashville, Tenn. u per bottle. Sold at
Holsters drug store, IS Main street.
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Cash quotations wsfe y. lnlloNg
Flour.-sleady and unchlnrsd.
No. 2 spring wheat, 50sa'iiIc, No. 2 rcd
wheat si9c. No. 2 corn, eiaGs2c, No. 2
oats 9ss.asO1c No. 2 ~ iollc No bar.
lev. 75GA2c; no. I has seed, tilidl. AS.
prime timothy seed, floHt2bl
Mess pork. per brl, sls 90 ltoo. lard, per
100 lbs, G.0S short IiD ttd q, loose, E.i2isCt
short clear rldes. boxed, q 0aI.N
Reccipts-flour, 1900 bIls wheat, 1900
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A subcommittee Of the House commit.
tee ON foreign aiIait have agreed to report
a bill 10 give effect 10 the new Chinese
treaty which will he submitted 10 tho Sen.
ate by the President In few days.
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Titr well known strengthening properue,
Of Iron, combined with other tonIcs and q
most perfect nervine are found In Carter.
IRON fills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and complex.
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bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 100000 blu; rye,
1000 bu barley, 1900 bu
Shipments = Flour, 10000 brls; wheat
60OO Blu; corn. 10000 bu oats, 70, 900 bu'
rye, 1000 Blu; barley, 1000 Blu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 8.--Flour---Strong,
s2.40@415.
heat-Opened firm and advanced stead
ly on threatening reports from Europe,
closing at the highest point 40 above yes
March, s2Mc closing s2i/c; May, s2N@
sake, closing, S39<c; June, S2}fSS2s<c, clos
ing, S27lc; July, 70I@79Xc, closing, 79lSc;
December, S37lC6SIc, closing SAC.
Corn--0pened firm and closed nc higher;
cash, 46N(a47c; April 4Gssc; May, FN@
41ssc, closing, 4711c; june, 4sc.
Oats-Firm; cash, 3O1l@So%c; May, 20h
9209<c.
Rye-G0Hc bid.
Barlcy--75@S7Xc
Bran--70c.
Corn mcal--$2. 50@2.55.
Hay-Unchanged prime timothy, $4,000
1885, prairie, $S.00dl200.
Butter-Unchanged creamery, A@2sc;
dairy, 18@25c.
Provisions firmer. Pork, $1415@142 5.
Lard, $7.30@735. Dry salt meats--Should-
ers (boxedl 1915; long clears, S.15; clear
ribs, 1928; short clears S.40G7.45. Bacon
| $7.75; clear ribs, $7s7If short clears, 5000
| $40. Hams, steady at Sl0'5Ogl2.OO.
Receipts---Flour, 5000; wheat, 5000 corn,
81 600; oats, 10000 rye, none; barley, III, 600.
Shipmcnts---Flour, 1900 brls; wheat,
l35,000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 5000 blu;
rye, none; barley, none.
| Afternoon Board---Wheat--Ea April,
s2ssc May, S3Hc; July, 70Itc. Corn--Lower;
April, 46Ssc; May, 47ssc; June, 4sc; July,
46}lc 0atsDull; May 20ssc.
KANsas Cry, Mo-, March 8-.Wheat--
Steady; No 2, soft, Tic bid, 78Ac asked.
Corn--stca ly; No; 2, cash., 4Sc bid, 4ic
asked; April. 44c bid, 4iAc asked May, acc;
No. 2, white, May, 4sc. oats--No. 2, May,
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GENERAL TRADE.
nreasI.tum.

Cons Mtai,-slandard, t20j; pearl, N.Oo
roller, " poa3O0. quiet
btAs.pNavy t2sba3o0. medium, t2.7S.
oar MrAie-ln half bfis. 81. 80 from store.
fLoth-ffon store, common, t3OOd3, ~.
iamily, tJ2,@S5o, choice, a.. 5oa35 20. fancy.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened easy, lower
10 sell, aud closed quiet mddllng, Csc.
salcs 100 bales, including 800 bales last
evening Of which 100 TO exporters and 100
to spinnor.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, SIC; low
middlng, e9Eo; middliug 9,sc; good mid
ding, Toe; middling fair, 1886; fair nomi-
nal,
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change today; Corn received, 1910 bu;
withdrawn, S,3oi bu; in store, %, no bu.
Oats received, 9i5 bu; withdrawn, $3.50 bui
In STORE 5loSi Blu.
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Mule. asd Horses.

Horsrs Pair demand. drivers, tie5di75;
heavy draft, Si,5@22s. saddle, fi50tNO.
extra saddle, teOOe 80. plugs. tsOlt65;
Tcxas ponies, $500, common drivers, 90
WiOO.
MuLu-Falr demand, II 10 ilf hands
high, tpo0tli0 itif 10 ~ hands high, fiiOo3
le5 rs 90 1915 hands high, ti2b@iO0, ibf 20
10 hands hgh, fiJ0atno.
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GroeerIcs.

COFFEE Common. Zoe; ordinary iGc; fair,
lie; prime Rio, lSc, choice 20 ianey 2Oci OLD
government, 2sM30c; quiet.
SrGAg-purc white. $50, OF white csc
yellow clarified, 0LCs024c, open kettle, 5l.(g
5gtc; refined A. CSC; standard granulaicd,
7iSc; plantation gnnulated, ne; powdered,
sIS@SAc; cut Loaf, sJ9@3Ac steady.
RIcE.-Louisiana Gci Carolina, OEg'ci
strong.
CAsDirs---stick, all sizes In bys pals and
brls, sjsc0c; fancy assorted, sl.@lbci extra
fancy, is@2bc; firm.
CIiKrsE--Ncw York factory, case full
cream, l2Gll21c; young America, l3@l3lGc.
SALr--.Saginaw, SLS5,gli0 per brl; Clio
river. 81. 20Cfl.25 per bril- SKIS lnc, h.J0cg
40; coarse, si,lOni.lG pkts blcached, 81. 70;
mixed, brls, 5000 mixed, 2A9Ic.
Scars AND CASDLrs--Soap, JDgb4ci can
dies, full weight, sA@0c.
CANNED Goons.-pinc apples, sl25epl.J0.
Peaches, . M, standard. si.75; 3 rbs, stand.
ard, S27b; seconds, ~ 60 Tomatoes, ibs,
standard, sl.OOodl.lO; 3 lbs standard, ~ 25d
100 Strawberries, Si.f6. Rnspbcrries,
Si.C0. Blackbcrrics si2j@l.40. Green
cages, Sl.75ful.S5. Pears SLIjst2.23.
plunis. ~ GjCdi.75. Asparagus, t2.0Sgi. %.
Green corn, Si.25ai.i5 Green peas, $1,000
l.t0 Cove oysters, full weight, III, D0c; 2
lbs, 81. GbGdi.T5 light weight, | ID, 00g0oc; 2
lbs, ~ GOAL. 10. CONDENSED milk, Crown, f5.75
Co5.s5; Eagle, $40; Swiss 500. Salmon,
500. Snrlincs, 1913; mustard srdineH,
f5Oo. Mackcrcl. Sl.50i herring macEcrel,
s125.
MoL,ssEs- Louisiana, common 10 fair, %
Ci25c; prime 10 choice; SOidNc fancy, $50
lOc; common 10 fair, 2O92jc; prime 10
choice, 25ef2sc; syrup, 20lJf0ci firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-09

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