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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Mel man County,

special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nov. s.-R:turas tEon1
forty precincts out Of forty-one in this
county give Mills s4l9; Jones, $685.. This
gives Mills q majority Of ss6.. Ths: PIE
cinct that has not been heard from IL
thousht to give Nils g sigh. .nisjGtaty
This will mske Milib' nsjJTity IL this
county about 400. a
Dickinson, Dem ccrsf. for district jud q
is elected over Rice, Democrat, By 5000
majority.
Ford, Dsmr ertt, candidate for sheriff
of this county, is eiec Ell over Ciscaush,
Union Labor, By over 1000 msj otiiy. Tha
rest of the entire Democratic cuu1ty
ticket Is elected by safe nsj 1rities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

clerk, ". L. Huf; tax assessor, Bob
Niche; tex collector, B. III. Lyon;
County Treasurer, J. N. Lindsey; c unity
Attorney, 3 z. Slaughter; County Sur
yeyoT, Il. n. Kssse This predict,
Justice of the Pace, John S. Terrell;
County Commissioner, James Aoles;
Constable, Joe K Her.
Jrdge DiiisTf, Democratic nominee. mas
majority CT 20C0 II mere ever Jadee
William Irwin, IrLeps1den candidate.
Last election tais county elected an Inde~
pendent &c the -egi lEture ever the Eegu
lar nominee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

BELToN, TEX, No7. 8-Twent4-three
precincts give Mills 1905; Jon 1881
The sams IN 1885 gave Mills 1881 and
Rankin 1406 Eleven precincts yet &c
hesr tfon, which Will Increase I,-ls
msj5r!:y.
Tyler is elected Sers,or. Rcop /:
elec'ed &c the Legislature, defeating
L9w7, the Democratic nominee.
Blsjz cad Gully, Laaepentents, are
elected Treasurer ard Collector Tss2ec.
lively.
HsuiIso1 for ASSESSOR, Sparks 7oI
SheZ ana BIgaan for Surveyor, Demo
cratic nominees, aIo erected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Eopk1ne u UutF.

BLACK JACK GROVE, Tx, Nov. g.
Tbs precincs gives Ross 427, Martin &c;
. Democratic gain.
CongTsss-Culoerson 4l2. nc opporsnt
S.ate Se1a or-J. ". Crawford, DEM
ocrrt, 4lt.
Repressrteti7e-E NJ. Nelson l65, ".
Y Eslms 81, J P G!st 227, B NJ. Camp
81, o S. Davis %.
District judge y. Terhape.2, J. j
Nathess 9. J. 6 Ms;heTs l23 7. y
Hortrrsa 26, J. L. White 239, J. K
Milan SO.
D!stEics Attcrrey-C. H. Y1akuu 42O
Dsmocr,IlG countY ticket 42S msiorlp
over r Republican auc Prohibition ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
PaYa Il CpuntY.

FLATcNIA, Tx, Nov. 3.-This pre-
circt gives fGr president, Cleveland, 1858;
Harrison, 4; Srseter,
Ross, 224, loss 81; MsrsiD, II.
Congress-Moose, 987. loss 81; Cock,
CO; SleGge, l
L gjsiatcre-McGuire, Demccrss, 304
70; AGE, Non. Psrtissl, lilo; Lucz, R.
publican. 81.
Democratic electors, 272; Republican
81 ectors 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

DoDD CITY, TEX, NV. This pre-
ciDct poi!ed GOA votes, gain Il iS5 over
1854 The count gives Il IS 499; Martin,
81 TIE Democracy log: IA Ger cert OF
ne entire vote. while In 1884 it lost Oh
04t ger cent. ". J. Hood, Democrat, for
+ preventative received 500; CGloreI
R Ioert e. Tsylor, REPUBLICAN, 8; Gentry
SEE wpsid. 0 Colonel D. B. Cui5ersOr
came up With his usuSl yote--tuI
Strecg.h, 5l2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

PEARsALL, Tx NV. S-EiIo county
rstur1s WIZ thea pr enc % hear
from, g!ya C:evslsra, $50; Hs:-lson, 50.
Csaie, 352; Brewster, IS
Ross sDd d er state ffi:iaiE, ago.
The vota fog sasE5R C Icle's, 6us nos
cfl:'s', gives ". c. Dug secty, 2lI; }. S
IL N=aI, 205
". " H.ypa1 is pzah7S!Y eiected IS
sessoc, and ST. D9lan cou2cy judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
NV UrI.,rs rIarksa,

NEW ORLEANS, LA Nov. s.-Sugsr-
Centrifugal ezsieT; plantation grsnulsted
7S7 Ice; Choice white 6s@64c; of
" mite 6i@6 3 Ice; grsy whi,e 6 l-le@
G.; choice yellow clarified 1906 /;
pyiDe yehow clarifl ID 5 Is 1890; of
ysllow clsr!f d 5s@5 ls-l6c; seconds
G(Q5 9.16c. Coffee dull and lower;
ommo- to rhine lS5@l7
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Bcrtssus County.

SUNSET, TEX Nov. 8.-Ths Official
vote of this precinct is as follows:
Presidential ectors-Demc cratic, Ia
r pubicsn, 8; Uoion Labor, SO.
For GovsrnoT-R 7ss, 100; Martin. lis
C0peresc-Hsre, 1888; Thomas, 73
State SanStor-S.epEens, ZIG; Roberts,
10.
Observation-Disclosures, HI; Forc,
1903
Districs J1dge-P:erce, 144; Barrett,
%; HsroeFg, So.
District Clerk-Esrt 60; Davis, 1853.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

TERRELL, TEX, NOV. t. Kaufman
county. This preci1c. gives Ross, 1886;
Martin, 295.
Corgressnan-Abbott, 64o; Eva-s,2 S2.
State Senate-Eiubroush. Democrat.
500; Heath, Independent, SlS.
RepreEentative-DillaId, 554i Irwin, In
dependent, 34l.
The Democratic ticket is carried by 3
substantial msiority. Judge DiIlsrd beats
the Independent candidate for Represen-
tative by probably 1900 votes in the
county. Tae count was not finished till
to-day.
TERRELL, TEX, NV. s-The Dem
ocrats have carried the county by sn
overwheln ing msjority. The following
county and precinct officers sre elected:
Representative, j. E. Dillsrd; county
Judge, John Vesey; sheriff, Martin
Hsney; county CLERK, A. L. Ssef; district
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

ATLANTA, TEX, NOV. 6-FUlI returns
n Casa County give Ross loco majority
over bis vote two years sso.
Sheppard. scr district jude, has ma
jorlyy 0ver Cuieorson CT 1900.
Carwile's mi nrily in 'he Seventeenth
Legislative district is COCO over Skinner,
independent. All Ihs otner nominees CT
he Democratic Party win hF Increased
maj JriGlee.i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Cleveland, 1874; Harrison, %.
FIR CongfsssmRn-CrEin, 1856; Brew
ster, 20
Far State LegisIsture-Dunlsp, III;
E a Peasants, 145; V WELDON, 25.
r EXPORT, TEX, Nv. 3-ComFlete
re urps of ATSnsss county give Cleveland
Ill, Harrison, IS.
GoverDor-ROss, 1873; Martin, IL.
Congressma1-Crain, I48; Brewster,
As
Republican gin OF six votes over 1884
Enire Democratic county ticket elected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

VIcToRt,. TEX Nov, Tbs vote IL
Victoria Comfy, with cue email precinct
TO hear from, y ss follows: Clevelsad,
1872; Esr~'sog. 625
R'sf, 74Si Msrttr, 7i2
epgfessmaL-Ccsin, 10; Brewster,
Up
Safe Lagisi2;uTs-Ouslsp, 64S; p,ets-
ants, 247; Weldon, 4I2; RslloNlu, $50;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Johnson County.

GRAND view, Tx, NV. THE re-
suit for this COX wse:
For Gover2or-Rosa. 254; Msrttp, 126
CongEese-Abbott, 24l.
essDtsuve-BEown, 221; Barley
Is; Veaca, l22
District Jadge-R. D. Tarltor, 100; j
Il. Hall, 273.
District Att.orley-wsrd, 1922; Wear
I4S.
District Clesk-Phl A,ler, 25l; A. j
Gsrrisop, 81; S;ringer, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
EorsI5 County.

DAINGKRFra Id, Tx, Nov. '8-Tae
entire vote Of this county stands: Roee.
1922; REPUBLICAN, $40.
Skinner, Independent, for Legislature
SG4.
y. B. Cul5erso8, Democrats, for Con
gIess; 1884.
D. 81. Rides, County J1tge, is re,
.lec.ed.
Ross mt kitty is greater thsn it was
mo yes13 $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

Special &c the Gazette.
San ANTONIO Tx, NoT. s.-DeWi:t
county votec-C!evel.nt, III; Harrison,
II.
ROSS, lis; Msrtip, 81.
For CoDeresa-Ctair, 9s; Brewster. So
LegrsIslure-WelD n, Democrat, 1853;
E L DUNLAP, -, "a; r, a. P!easaais,
Republican, So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
BCtqus County.

Special to tie Gazette.
MERIDIAN. Tex, Nov. s.-Gvirg to
bs1 weather onlY few boxes have been
orough: in from neighboring precinc e,
bus II is generally conceded tbs. the
Democratic vote in this county has fallen
on about 400. Couu:y, Officers elected
are: 4. B BNrry, County Judge; e. C.
Cooke, c urty Clerk; joan Maicsls,
Sher.f; T P. Smith, District CLERK; Jonr
Deer, Collector; N G. Cash, Assessor;
W. s Powell, County Treasurer The
County Attorney rscs as get is undecided.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

CAMERON, TEX. Nov. s.-Returps sre
In from ths waoIe County except three CT
four boxes, which ~iu not masatis ~
change the presea. f.ures in this conniy.
In 1884 Cleveland received 1928. Z. IS
year Milan county gives Cleveland 2lI4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
GrsSson County.

WB1rEwRIGHr. TEX Nv. Demo
cratic majority, 1854; gain, IS Ross ma
j 1ri'Y. 1876; gem, So. County ticEe
elected.
WsITEsBoRo, TEX Nov 7.-Toe coC2
OF 7sllos here mas JUS been finished.
r lsP, 1876; Martin. l2S.
Coagrske-Esre, 4S9.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
SEVENTH DISTRICT.


CoTULLA, TEX NV. 8.-The following
is the vote o! as slla county:
CIevelsnd, las; Harrison, 296.
Ross, 207.
For Congrsss-Erewster, 27S; CEair,
le3.
For State sen1tor-At!ee, S76.
For Leeisla ,ure-Rlode3, 364.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATEs

aata By al rs;isosGs in CoioraJo 30 persoss
no5oiE.- CIR s. cugsiC1 t!CEc:E
me s1n79er yesOEts d C0lalzdc ars notsd IN,
" ZIG over, and int ecsasYg cYs- Il ? lJenysi
snS ISio '7rande IS TIE gra-dssS OF earth,
reacts % sal9 via Teas P6ubsr.!Ic Eo1s.
81 81 coupon lcles statians n TEssz an,
LcH'slSna. C2ii fer Information Ln1 oescrluE;p,
Il&Ster or Z. b. BURROWS, ! p Al =
A 9. ?. a. C!@ da;c street, T-r: i 5ssh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Vap ZSndt County.

Ne1G n N'ihl NNNIS'
Wills PoNT, TEX, N5v 8 --Kilgore'F
mai1rity in this county is 833. Rocs end
the Lstioasl ard entire state ticket Geou:
the ssme. The U1ion La5ori!es sre CON-
pletelY vsr q1!saed. They have elec!eo
only one hiGer in the un'y, that beirG
u Justice cE The Peace II P1eciacsNo. l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
TENTH DISTRICT.
Williamson Couutz.

81 ecial &c the Gazette
TAYLOR TEX Nov. s.-Tae Hon D
Sa ers 10 EGG ed from This, tia Tentc
Coz gressicnl district, BIZ 10000 plural
~. TIE vote for stste SeEs:or between
B. G. Giles and, George W. Glssscock ia q
close aaht.
GEoKhKz6wN, TEX Nov. I The raias
here hsaf prevented complete return,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

zoo to 1000 votes. THE, however, Ia not
predicted upon 6 cerisigty, and the result
will not bs known before the Full returns
ere received from the entire district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
TEXAS RETURNS,
Continued from First Pgqe.

Tercune ot this city ia conceded elected
district Judge Of tie E ghth district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
BE spElpKs.


BIG SPRINGS, Tex, Nov. &.-The Ra-
public rs OF Howard county are having 9
big i0Ilhcstlan over the election Of Rsr
rIsoa. Borhses, booming cannon AID
fireworks ar the order of the evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
&EELEG6ER.
Rates of Fare From Fort Worth

To T'!7sssf 81 70, 20 Paebi,. 81. oO. 10 g.,
orsdo s9ssS 1928 90, 10 Denver S24 90,
SrHD TBlP EYCEGsI0y BATES
EroNsRsrt Worth to Trinidad ed retprs SsS IA
&c, Ggebio, Colorado ATrinSs and refurn SO En-
tStnyer snd return $50. GO, TO Salt iale sBd "a
sxxickets ccc fcr 30 days Going sad so 6Ays Pc
Xsnl' 2 with isY over pg.T.;sZes both JT8y5
extreme 5inl!s o. ttckst ua.u OG.cbe- 81. isss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
MoneJ. stocks aud nond.

Nav YoRK Fob 0.-Moncy on call easy
at 36JI per cert Lat loan ~ per cent /;
closed and offered at 26t21 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5g7 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull but steady and UNI
changed.
Government bonds were dull and rather
heavy. State bonds were very dull aud
steady.
The stock market was very dull today hut
the tone Of the trading was much better
than yesterday and the losses shown last
evening were about recovered aud on a
much smaller business. There was less
bear news from the west, and the attacks
OF the bears lacked the vim displayed OF late
for the market was somewhat Of surprise
10 them rs there was no pressure OF long
stock and the sales of yesterday seemed To
have been absorbed by the bulls. The hor-
rowing demand for the active stocks showed
no diminution, but rather the reverse in
dicating still further increase In the short
interest. Some weakness was developed in "a
few stocks late In the day, but the close was
steady at about the best prices OF the day.
Everything, almost without exception. "
higher this evening but the advances arr for
fractional amounts, only Delaware 4 Ilud-
son rising u, and Manhattan. New York
Central aud Richmond a West Point =
each. Railroad bonds were very quiet and
prices were irregular, but generally higher
Sales, $4,000.
The total sales Of stocks today were |, iO6
shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10

Rict-IOnisIana, Sh@o,ic; Carolina o'S
h1c. strong.
sra,n-purs white, Oi.c. OF white. 0ysc;
yellow clarified, 0'.Cp6Ac. open kettle, 81
ta5A.c. refined A, CSC. standard graduated,
1ifc, plantation graduated. nc. powdered,
s,iGtsAc: cut ioai. s,fas.c. strong.
CANriKs-Stick. all sifcs, IN has. pals and
brls. 0lsdar. fancy assorted, SSCct0c. drm.
CoFrIE-Common. i7isc. ordinary, lsc.
fair is6@las prime Rio, ioif @sc. choice 20
fancy, 2i@22ci old government, 2s@Dc
steady.
sALr-saginaw N.sSGi 20 per bril- y,
fine, sl3bdi. 90. coarse. tl.i0ml.iS. pkis
blcachcd S.2o, mixed, bFls, 1850 MIXED,
2HM7c.
soArs AN c,splp-soap, S95,sc; can.
dies. full weight. sk@0c.
CHrrsT--Now York factory, Gdsc, full
cream. l2tti2isc; Young America, i8aiaisc.
c,SNEp Goops Pine Apples. N.2Sdi.5o
Peaches, ? Tbs. standard s2Oo lb. stand
ard. f2.l5 seconds. ti.,5. Tomatoes, = III.
a.. 2i@i.aO Stftwbtuics. SiO0 Ra.p.
berries. sl.Gl BlWkbcuics. silaal. q
Grccn cages, 81 75fal s. Fear. a. 7sa2 ~
Plans si.6idi 70 Asparagus, a. 75al %
Green corn, fi.l3Gtii, Grven peas. 81 GOGl
i.75 Cove oys'cfs iull weight, ! TO-
sioo 2 Us N.t@i.ij llght weight, /
~, ODdGiC. lbs ti.Ooaiio. Con
dcnscd milk, Crowa, ,i5JGl 80, Faglo
AZ 7a swiss. Si.5t salmon. eco Stt-
dimes ta1A, mus'aid safdlncs. $500. Mack.
crrl, a. 20 herring m.ckcfel ti.D.
MOI tfsfs Louisiana, common % fair -
Ct2ic; prime tn choice, 500 &c; fancy $50
Ga common Ia fair. NOV. prime 10 hoice
DO -. syrup, Dsbc irm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: FRIDAY. FEBRUARY TO- 1885,

active for the May options. There was more
or less realizing and the fact of there lately
having been aliberal decline, bringing prices
down to within 2921lc OF the lowest point
that May oats has touched, created also
very fair speculative demand. May sold at
3l@3l nc, and closed at 8lssq31 nc.
Provisions were steadier, but the changes
In prices were small and mostly in favor Of
holders. Receipts Of hogs were fair and
prices lower, but had little effect on values
of hog products and although opening sales
were at about the same figures as yesterdays
close, they soon moved upward pork adj.
vancing l5c, and shortribs TIC, and closed
steady with most Of the advance maintained.
May pork touched $la.I0 and closed at
$l4.37H. May lard sold at !. 81 1Sc and closed
at 7.s2H(q7.s5 Short ribs sold to 7.sOc, and
closed at 1850. ildl
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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600, according to age and make; common
whisky, 90c@il5, according to proof.
BAaGING--66I7c.
TIEs--s1 l0@ll2.
SHoT-Drop, 1885, buck, SLIGO.
LEAD-6Nc.
NAIIs-Iron, S2.10@215 steel, SO 25@23o
PowDER-Kegs s.; half kegs 1915; quar-
ter kegs, $3.50.
ToBscoo--Common, 25@35c other grades,
35CdS5c.
sSurr-Garrct's S10.s5; Ralph's, $l025;
railroad so. %; Gail Il AK, 800.
COAL OrL--Prime white, wholesale lots,
10c per gal.
HIDEs-Dry flint, No ! be; No. 2, l0ci
dry sailed, 7@1Oc; green salted No. ], GAO
61sc; No 2, 5s5hc; gr,cn, l@5c; sheepskins
l5cGI$l 90.
Woodbury. greasy wool, unwashed 1910
1sc, clear grease wool, 23CD2jc; bury washed
20g3Oc; tub washed, 3S@35c.
BEEswAX- -lSCD2Oc.
TALLOw-3613Ic,
FuRs AND SKINS Deer, 30G35c; bear, 800
@7.O0; mink, ,j@40c; coon, hunter handled,
I50D70c; county handled, $4,000; otter
$i.0OCa5.0O beaver, 50c@Si.0O wild cat, l5C9
25c; fox, l5GD75c; muskmt, l0d l5c; opos-
sum, l0@l5c; wolf, 5GgS2.0O skunk, l59
75c; panther, 50cGQSl 90
SEEDs--Red clover, $i7j@5.25 per bu
timothy, S3.25 per bu; herds, 50g55c per
bu; blue grass, 1928 per bu orchard
grass, SliO9l5O per bu red oats, 4s95Oc
per bu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
EXCHANGE.

ENNHANNE
New York aud cities north and cast, On
demand y discount buying. New York and
principal cities north aud east, sight, :.
discount buying,
Selling Rates-On New Work. per cent.
premium on sums below 81 1000, $50 per
$1,000 premium ON sans of si,O0n or more;
ON cincinnati ST. Louis or Louisville, 81. 80
per 5000 premium on all sums; on New Or.
leans, $1,000 local open Ill sums. Prime
commercial sterling, $isl9isll
Nothing developed at the stock call board
meeting today. The bids and offerings were
wide apart and no sales were recorded.
The local cotton make, closed steady;
sales, . 100 bales.
Al New York spots closed quiet and up
1-i6c, with futures very steady. G. l..
Greene 4 Co.'S report ON cotton certificates
says The general turn ON the market has
again been upward, with a further addition
made TO values. Liverpool was higher and
nrmer. The advance Of prices was 7@S
points, closing about the highest and well
supported
New Orleans closed firm, with futures
steady and up q 10 10 points Liverpool was
quoted business good at hardening prices,
with futures steady at an advance Of 3points.
The New Orleans sugar market continues
to rule quiet and easy, in sympathy with
New York and London, and prices rule
shade lower. Molasscs Il stll dull end unin.
tercsting Rice is quiet, with stocks acou.
mulaiing slowly.
As TO the general grocery trade the New
York Commercial BULLETIN says The most
pronounced features Of trading are TO be
found In the continued steadincss in coffee
and the weak, Unsatisfactory condition Of
the markets for sugars
Nothing Of interest has developed In the
local markets. and prices remain materially
without change.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
ne.ea,. OF Free Trade Win Canada.

ToRoSIo, Ont. Feb. 0. Speaking at =
meeting Of the Commercial Union club
last night, A. II. Campbell said that the
numbering interests would be benefited
greatly by free trade with the United
States. Al present, be- declared, Canadi
aus were living upon each other Com
mcrcial union would bring American cap.
iial 10 Canada, and opnn lip large market
in the United states for Canadians. Thos.
Coulon of Wclland, sayS the tariff was de.
stroying the Canadian IN trine.
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Prsyfsfou..

FISH ackcrel, half brls. No. !, $3.50 No
2, 500. No 3 S8.5. l0.lb XII, No I, Si.i5c.
No. 2 $40, No. X si.0d Dry herring, fam
ily, 25c per hos.
Hoo PRopr'rs--Fifm. mess pork. sl5JOa
1890. sugar oued hams iiCliijsc; break.
fat bacon, iiGoli SC; bulk pork, clear sides
s,.Css1c; cl-af rib sides, sss,fc; long clear,
TIC: shoulders, bi.c.
LsRD-fcs nc, half brls, 7A.c, kegs, 7A.c.
choice kettle. s'fa9lsc firm.
Pios' Frrr-lIrls. 800. half brls, 1900
$50. kegs. fl.25.
FREsn MT,rs-Choice beef, hindquarters.
NJ. fomquaTtcrs. &c; second grade. hind.
quarters, &C. forcqraricrs, &c. sheep, ~.
floyz &c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10

HAY-Choicc, from store, 0SoGsl.OO, car
load, from lcyce or depot sis.5OGl1j0
prime, store, Oag2tsc; car load from lcvce
or depot, 81 0Oais 80. prairie from store
0O970c, car load from leycc or depot, 5000
6ii2.o
BRAS-rrom store, tiOO from levce or dc.
pot. si0Oo.
'CoHS-from store. white, 02c; mixed, Doc.
from lcyec or depot, white, Ia bulk, OO,sCg
Ole; In SKIS, G,c; mixed, IN bulk, 55ilg565ic,
In SIX, b7hdbs,fc.
OArs-from store. white, iiGtibc; mixed
si@l2c; from levcc or depot white IN bulk.
aDllCai0c; In ks, lisc; mixed, In bulk,
Gis@5sl.c, In sks. t0giiisf.
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vsous.hotd so,,tir.-

Arru-Scw York. si5oGtt On nor brl.
dried apples, d,ais pr 10 irom s'orc
Dried Icachcs, Gismiiic from sore
fHuu- Onnrs, t3OOdffO pel box lem.
ons. S9Nii@ ler boz. psn'nas, 81. 500
90 per bunch.
Onions. &ii0C1'Oo DC. bh
Si.S0 per bu Cabbage. Nv Louisiana SiOi
ct351 Huui. hrls. g. iOdS.6O. hslf brls
t2s@lia Garlic, sl.0 pr 10 Tumipg
" ~ per hrl
Potnny- Chickons spring. pO,a2oo
hc'H. tlWtAi, tmheys tiOOlt1i Lon.
drcisc thir ken. 2b0mbN, trfkcys. t2mih
pe, W. durks. sa0o9a63 geese, N.c)e,l ~
per dos
G.v,- Quail. 800 per dss. squ,uel.
.tcmsl.1 pef dus. Ncnis1n. whole eh,ei
l9jg saddle. Ia. Wild ducks, 500 pe,
do. Rabbits tiO0 per dux. pmlhe
chickens " Ope'S.oO per aos VIII iukcys
fittrt--nrl.. $3.50. half brs. A.01.
Eoos--firm NJ 2a6glo.
hnNNs-lonlon layer, 800. layers, g. Is,
Caliior ia, tl.21.
| Nurs-Cocoanuis $50 pei 100 Paduis
! virginia, O. Icnne zoe farmers stock ",
ici roasted 70 higher .hellcd, loc rc
cans, Texas, ml2c.
Brrtrn-lintierinc. igtilo. creamery. %
H3Ic dairy. 2pd %. country butter i3ktsOt
CibIh-Ncw York, S7UlaT. 10 nor bfl an,
AWaf2b pr hall brl.
feof.io,ir.'--Firin. selling NJ ii2j per bu
Seo912o per bril- swcci potatoes, ,2oo@
vi'roAA-Pcr gal ioSi2c.
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GENERAL TRADE.


Cons MEn--SlandAId. $40, pearl, 500
roller, S206taOO; higher
BEASs-Nayy, $aoog21b; medium. 81 iOes
go.
oar ME,I-In half bils 81 30 from stole.
fiouE-ffon store, common, S3.OOdS IS:
family, 8.25CoS 80, choice, 81. 50l13 75 fancy,
I0ocaf.l0 extra fancy, A2j@t50; patent,
~ 50CIi 40 steady.
ira, 4lSc; ginger snaps 5iEdGlsc, assorted
jumbles. iOc.
CRAoEEn Wnk.-ln half brls, as from
stoic.
HoNiNY AND GRfrs--vrom store, 1928
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At noon; Spots--Business good at hard.
cning prices. Sales, 1900 balcs, Of which
American, 900 bales Receipts, 27,0O1
bales, OF which American, 5000 bales
| Closing quotations were ~ follows Ordi-
nary, 6lsd; good ordinary. 3-lGd; low mid.
ding, 55ed good middling, esd, middling
uplands, 5Ifd' middling Orleans 8 0.i6d.
Futures opened stcady at an advance. and
closed steady, ~ follows.
ifhc prices are given In pence aud Githg
thus: i,3 means i.63Gid, and SOL means
5l-0id.
At p.m.-Fcbruary 6aId. sellers Feb.
runry-Marcb, 5.SId. sellers; Mnrch.April,
aSGd, sellers; April-May, 5.3sd, sellers.
Mny-June, 550d buyers; Junc.Juiy. 6lid,
buyers; July.August 6.igd buyers Au.
gusi,scpiembcr 5iid, sellers; September.
Odd, sellers.
HANRE.
Spots-Quici and steady. Tres ordinaire
Orleans spot, 6sfi futures, for February de.
livery, 65ssf
Note-Tcs oniinairc Orleans spot or,
represents 6dk francs for 30 kilos OF strict
middling cotton, iIavm terms A kilo Is
about lbs or IS 100 kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc II equal 10 .Uc
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Mule, aufi llorsrs.

HoRsEs-Fnif demand; drivers, sI25@l7G
heavy draft, Sl75i225; saddle, sl50g2OO
extra saddle t2OO92jO; plugs, Sj0CD65; Texas
ponies, Sl3ltG0; common drivers, H5C0l0O.
MULEs--Fait demands II To Az hands
high, s00@ll0; Az to 10 hands high, sll06g
l25; Is 10 l5il hands high, Sl256Jl 100; l5lI TO
10 hands high, Si5O,o,iDO.
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The n.r,,lilan s,,,sn,.

JonEI, III, Feb. p.--Prison officials
irom III parts Of the country wcr hon ioI
a course OF three days instruction IN the
Bcriillion system OF idcntiii cation now IN
usc In Russian, French aud other PRISONS
Practical dcm0nEtmiio M OF how thcschemc
works were afforded by thirteen ncN /. "A
victs Just arrived from Chicago.
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middling, 94c; midding, 0 i2-lOc; good mid
ding, 10 Slice
Futures opened firm and closed steady, as
follows; February, o.9i@9o5; March, $780,
April, loos@i0o9; May, 1O.l9@i0.20; June,
lo'Dslo.sO July, lo3e@lo.i0 August, TO- 80;
September, e.sS99oO; October, o,5s@059;
November e47@94s; December, o.4s@94o
Sales, 30, 200 bales.
DAILY REroRr AND INTERIOR MARKET.