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The daily critic., 1890-05-31
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Raltimore and Ohio RniIr0ad.

Schedule IN Eject May n, 1890.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street.
FoB CHICAGO and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited express daily ll3O a m, express
FoH CiNCnSArr, ST. Louis aud indianapolis,
%, express daily, $40 and u 30 p m.
foh fiFIsbI l.S andd Cleveland, express daily
9.3o a. m. and $40 m.
F9R IEXlNgToN and points IN the shenan-
dCah valley, ll.1O m.
FoH WNcuEsrER and way stations IS 30 pm.
FoR BAIrNoRE, week days, 4O5, 500. 6.85,
30, $50, 90, $50, 30, QtO0, 1900, s. min
utes) m, i2.lO els, 50, 45minutesl 8 IS,
GOO, 9. Is, %, 7s0, s.35 95O, 1880, and II 100
pm, Sundays 405. 2 20. 2 30, {. so, o so a m
I5Vo, y, ~ minutes ~. ~ -, 80, da-minutel
C.sO, f.gO, S.85, 1870. ii.C0 pm.
fOR WAY STATIONS between Washington and
baltimore, 800, 0d5, sc a m, y 10, 3.25, fsl3,
-, 100 p m. Sundays, $50 a M, ilO.
3 -, fa2, go, 100 D. m.
TRANS LEAVE BALTIMORE for Washington
week days, 500 go, $50, 7.i5, 90, 9 %
s 80, SIS. Q 80 and l0.eO lO.85 m; 'iet0, 100
e.l0 ESQ, 80, IS, 500, q 90, o ~, 200, 80,
$50 $50, geo, 1910, iOO and II 90 b M.
Sundays. G80, MS, s 80, s 35. 9.80, 10 20, 10 IS
a m; 100, ] 05 2. 10 2 30, u.s. 500. Q 20, 700,
5.8O SEQ $50, 10 10, 10 20 and 100 pm
FoR ANNAFOLIs. 6.85 and $50 a M, Il 10 and
40 m sundays, $50 a m, i.3s p m.
Leave Annapolis 6.40, $50 m, is.05, $50
pm. Sundays, 80 a m, 4 90 p m.
F6E STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch,
fo.a0, $50 a M, sl,5 m For principal
stations only, flU. .i0a a m, . 30 and $50 "a.
FoE RoCKyIllE and WAY stations, +i85 I'M.
FOEGAIrHEBsBUBG and intermediate points,
t9u9. 5000, tllQo M, leo, 1900, fj.35,
fe.45. 5000. m 10 p m,
FoE BohD's and intermediate stations, 200
ChurcH train leaves Washington on sunday
az l.la ? m; stop ing az all stations on Met
rOIultau Branch
FoH FEEDEHIcS f680 S 30, $3.50, tII8oa m,
81 l5. $50. tao . m.
fuH HAGEEsroWs, fil30 a nj and 70 81 = m.
IHAISs arrive from Chicago daily az Id5 a m
ana Do n; from Cincinnati and St. Louis
daily Z a0 m and 2u1 p M from Pittsburg
5.lo m, 60 b M daily
NEW YORK 8 PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
FOE Nav I0EK, Trenton. Newark and eliza
beth. n. y F4t6, fse0, 0.u0. al2u0 a m.,
go, ago aud 1880 b. no. Buffet Par.Or
taIs ol an day trains. Sleeping Car on the
FoE PuiLADEIFuIA, . 15, $500, 1000, tiaOl
noon, 20, F4du, 6l5 and 80 D. "a
EUE NEWlEk, HEL.. Wilmington ana Chester
ti.e5, Z 1J a, m. 1900 noon, 80, 40, F515
and 1920 D. M.
FuE lAIEENEBIATE points between Baltimore
ard Philadelphia, 800 and St 20 a. M tl2t0
FisU b. m.
TTAss leave New York f5r Washington.
- u4 fll .J m, eco, '3 -, $500 p M. and
TRANS ie-ye Philadelphia for Washington.
- ~ - l5 l3l3, ll35 No. l.i1, fL3i,
1855, 81 .s- m-
F0E AUASTil CI, 4e5 "a "a and ~ com
tEXcept sunday. FDailY sSuulaY only
Baggage called Tor and checked from
hotels ana residences by Union Transfer %.
on orders leff at ticket Ulicez 90 aud 1851
pa ave. ana az depot.
q. r. ODELL, CHAS. o sCCLL,
Gen Manager. Gen, Pass. Ag't.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

Harry r, Bristow, the 16-yeaTo old son
Of Alr. +. II. Bristow, chief Of the Ap-
pointment Division in the Postollice
Department, was drowned yesterday
afternoon in Rock Greek. He was in
company with another playmate aud
took their lunches with them for a hOli-
day iu the country Harry proposed
going in bathing when near Pierce s
Mill on Rock Greek, but his companion
was not inclined 10 Join him. He, how
ever, went i'm alone aud was carried By
the current into deep water lie cried
for help aud some men who were near
attempted 10 rescue him but failed.
The bodE was recovered three hours
after the accident, and the funeral viii
take place this afternoon al 4 O'Clock.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
THE DAILY CRITIC
CITY sPEOIALs

IudispensAbls Articles for the summer.
Mr. Thomas d. singleton, the prominent
and leading furniture dealer at il5 seventh
street northwest, has the following goods,
which are INDISPENSABLE for utility. luxury
and comfort at this season oi the year, az
prices that no one who j. a judge uf the ar
tieles can Justly complain of l-yiz. mating
that are plain, fancy and damask, al Cut
prices Baby carriages, Uf an descriptions
and prices, from g. 90 s35 An excellent as
kofimght OF mosquito CdnOpies, all sizes,
neatly made and al Iusted, t1 protect you
from flies lu the morning and mosI IuitUs az
night. A large stock of window shades 20
select tfolns HuF color or style that your
fancy might dictate, at prices 90 suit the
most economical ANY Size wire screens,
either for doors or windows, To- stock or
made % order, and properly adjusted In
sour windows OF doors az "a very small eN-
EeIse Their splendid line of woven wire,
cocoa and rubber door mats, Ia all sizes az
bottom figures Also a fun stock Of "rhe
Bissell's carpet swCeper three different
styles, which are arknlWledged 10 be the
best sWeepcrs on the market. "a tremendous
stock u reed and rattan furniture. which j.
especially suitable for the summer being cool
and comfortable A special feature is male
IN mlkiug 20 order loose furniture covers.
Cut and made 10 order af short notice, from
81 un, ut best quality linen and bindings,
Al Of fhe articles uleT TONED IA this para
graph viii De- sold at special prices ui which
no one viii complain. All Caruet- viii be
sold AZ cost.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
SPRING ADVICE.

AfifHfinc Magazine
Be careful Of your diet. You DO not
need heavy food such as you require during
the winter.
Spring may be beautiful, but It Is treach-
erous. DO not let It deceive you into a
cold, fever, malaria or pneumonia.
DO not throw of your winter hannels too
early. II Is better 10 suffer a little incOn-
veuience than 10 take cold.
IL you feel tired, feyerish or oyerheatcd
DO not rush on aud take "spHng medi-
cines.n Cool yourself down aud IN this
way help your system and purify your
blOgg.
Ify0u feel hot and thirsty do not drink
large quantities of water or other "long'
drinks. 10 Is much better 20 take a little
pure whiskey and water, which will uueuch
tile thirst tone the system aud foTtify
against disease.
Remember that only pHre Whiskey should
ever be taken into the system, and that the
leading chemists and scientists Of the pres
ent day unite IN declaring that Duiyis Pure
Malt is absolutely the purest and best.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
WayIand Seminary Graduates.

The graduation exercises Of Wayland
Seminary were witnessed by a large
audience at Coburn Hall last evening
William Walden Of Virginia delivered
the address of welcome and the pro
gramme was participated in by William
Walden, Markham Va; John W.
Simpson, Washington, Ky Emma "
Taylor, Cinnaminson, \. J. Henry C..
Brown, CanneltOn, w. Va; Richard j.
Jordan, Wilmington, n G.. Minnie T.
Buster Coal Valley w. Va. Alice +.
Matthews, Fortress Monroe, Va Chas
NJ Dame, Danyille, Va William T..
Clark, Richmond, Va John r.
Beckett, Baltimore, Nd William fl.
Barlow, Shippers, Va.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
Il H G M
q 3 Il F s T r E
A VETERANS DEATH.

Seized with a Hsmorrhage In Street
Car.
Thomas c. Fowler, one Of the old
veterans who attended Memorial Day
services at Gettysburg yesterday, died
suddenly last night In the drug store at
the the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Ninth street. He alighted from
the train al the Sixth street station
about midnight, and Ia company with
two ladies, took a car for his home,
No. 2221 Cleveland street.
In order TO catch the Avenue car hC
ran some distance and soon after sitting
down he was taken with a hemorrhage
At the corner Of Ninth street he was re
moved from the car 10 the drug store
but never recovered consciousness.
Fowler was a member of the Eighty
fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers, and
has lived In Washington about foul
wears
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

an DO clock last night the tug Edna.
which was wing al the wharf al the
foot Of Thirty thhd street, took IRE and
vas almost completely destroyed.
There was only one man on The boat
when the dre broke OUT, aud the flames
bad gained such hcadwaY before dis
covered that they could not be con-
Iolled The boat was owned by III
T TIMBER of Baltimore aud The loss Is
placed at 81 600.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

Dr. Joseph T. O'Connor delivered
yesterday afternoon the last lecture Of
the course al the Catholic University
upon The internal Construction of the
Brain He dwelt more especially upon
the nature Of the functions of the cere-
helum. OnneXt Wednesday Cheyalier
Reynolds, the well known Washington
aIcLuOlogist, will deliver a lecture.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

The Marine Band viii render the fol-
lowing programme In the White House
Grounds at 54j o clock this afternoon
Patriotic s0ug-"uur Country. ry.....-- Clarke
usertue-"lhe Kings Lieutenant" .TtI
Comet solo 'luHammatusH ..........E .Egssiul
Mr. Walter f smith
"a FuueTua. March 0l q Mar.0Ielle'
G0uuuI
Selection from JacObuWskls ueW opera
aDiek
Ballad -"L0Fe's old Sweet song .MlIoy
Ag-ail-'Aila ...-.......... .......-....-. erdl
Fslse-"C Captain Eraca-sa' ..... Mqlloeher
Patriotic aiF-'Hal Columbia .........F .F YES
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
omcsrs Elected.

The stockholders Of the Metropolitan
Investment and Building Company held
their annual meeting at Garrett Park
yesterday and elected the following
officers President, Captain George H.
Brown, public gardener; first vice presi
dent, Judge +, f. Best second vice.
president, John w. Bates; secretary.
S. Dana Lincoln; directors. George III.
Brown, George III. Rice, Judge T..
Montgomery, f. NJ. Dawson, Judge "
Brent, G. G. Bergman and DR.. r. b..
DERRICK, advisory committee, General
Albert OTdway, General s. s. Burdett
General w. w. Dudley, f. " Murphy.
w. Ii. Alden, H. c. DaTough and
Major O, G. Fox finance committee, J..
c. Stoddard, J B. Cox and w. IL.
GunulsOn.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

The funeral 9f Henry P0lkiuh0u
Who established thg well known priut-
ing house chat bears BIZ name aud who
died Thursday al his residence 2t2-
Pennsylvania avenue Wi.l take place d.
30 O'Clock dis afternoon luteTmeut
ta be made al Oak Hin Cemetery The
deceased leaves a widow. lvg dau -htel5
and two sons.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
BABY CarrIages ana Refrigsrators.

Having had a great run on those s55 par.JI
suits Oi seven pieces, We turn our attention
o. baby carriages and refri-lraturs Many
VIII want them, and uu family should, f1s a
minute De without tEcm. Tho stock We dis
play embraces the newer styles the best
makes aud the lowest prices. The benefits
ol our credit system are always az The dis
uosal OF our customers. Therefore, bring
what Money yuH have and buy what you
want Ttat i- tfe rule af Ridden FuHui-
tlre Carpet ami Stove stores AZ Hlj and i3.
I'm street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
HoUght0a a Cos unprecedented Ia
ducements

o. furniture. OAK bureau. naIl-te.ll. wash
stand, pair 1f feather pillows, extra large
oak table, lue reed chairs. wire mattress =
ali these sert .ccahiC and desirable articles,
useful every day. for the small sum 1i - 10.
Again they ulrE chairs and sIE-ianf eE-
tension table 90 lhe surprising ami uupr6ee-
aentea price " 5000. Aud again, g an guG
spare ne small Hm Of -l0s If -. See uaT c.
4lace aak dining laHm suite. 10 j. a daisy and
tle price Is almost nominal
M. d. HsUaIITHs & GO.
l-ls b 1890 81 d ST.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

REMEMBER that the payment 0f Prizes
Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS gi New Orleans. and the tickets are
signed by tle president Ol al luailllt on
whose chartered rights are recognized l4 me
highest courts; therefore. beware 1t lll Init tl-
t'Qus o. anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR o the price uf che smallest
part OF fraction Qf ticket LssLa Sd ht Us iu
any drawing Anything D. our name offered
tuF less than Dollar ls q 5Wlu1la-
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A Rorthx nIorernsnt.

The movement 10 present France
With a handsome testimonial In recog-
milton Of her great service IN furnish
ing The Colonists with men and ships
during the Revolution is being urged
by he Detroit J1fTHak. Popular 81
subscription are requested,
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

The young people Of the Church Of
the Ascension who are interested IN the
cause Of missions win give a garden
party this evening al the southwest cor
ner Of Scott Circle.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
iC0C0O Tickets az Forty Dollars; Halves,
so; Quarters, SO. Eiglths, So TWenti-
eths, g.. Fortieths, ~,
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

81 FOB CLUE RATES or any further iut0r-
nation desired write leglbly @ the under
signed, clearly stating your residence, with
state, County, Street aud Number. More
rapid return mail delivery VIII De assured By
your incluslug an envelope Gearing your t4l
address.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

All ordinary letters containing Postal
Notes Money Orders issued By all Express
Companies Qr New YORK Exchange.
Addressed
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
will nay all prizes drawn In the Louisiana
Stale Lotteries which may be presented al
our counters.
II. M. WALMsLEYs Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
=. LANAUX, Pres. state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. \. o. Nat. Bank.
CARL KQHS, Pres. Union Nat. Bank.
,.n-, ,l.-,-u-rrr ,- -, I. tr-r,... IN -.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

So better Beer tuau lhs BobL P9rusr )
.eala Cabinet Bes-
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

centre of Washington, so X $50 ieet would cost you
present adjoining lot free of charge and unincum
houses costing $4,000 more built Ardwck Heights
ments, otherwise, may desire Perfect title,
at AIS p. NJ and Mr.. c. w. MITCHELL will
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

II you prefer A lot on F street, In the business
advance in two years. will hold for and give as
completed on or before OCTOBER IS On all
per cent. interest, to be paid in monthly install
at my office on TEIURSDAYSand SATURDAYS
The daily critic., 1890-05-31
M. A. DAUPHIN
New Orleans National Bank

AddEssz Registered Letters containing Gu
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

For safllE lamb ald Wasn.lglau drasz 81
hael - r. ~ keAy N.utl street wing
Lanlre Aaekai aad n Z. AaEzat. til-4 aud
= streets.
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

10 better Beer thau lal EQHf Fgl4sr
Kleana lat lel Beer
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FOR ALL CASH

price for option of repurchasing at IS per cent
houses costing not less than $1,000 each, to be
one-half the cost of building for five years, at
who may wish to examine the property please call
The daily critic., 1890-05-31

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING will take
place al the Academy of Music, New Or.
leans. I'll ESDAY. JUNE H. lslO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-04
DALLAS.
Thieves Make Good Haul and Fix
Themselves for Coming Northers
Mailing Clerk Held Up and Relieved OF $50.
Sadly in Need Of Room to Accommo-
date School Children.
Srecial TO the Gazette.

srecial to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX. Dec. 3.-WilIie Wilson
is boy of loft co!or,'' but By hard
work and steady habits he had saved sos
in the currency of the land This money
he gave 10 colored woman, Eva Gar
rett by name, to keep for him. Eva
used her bed as bank for the deposit,
and q couple of days back II was found
that the bank had been robbed. Dan
Garrett, Eva's husband or lover, was
charged with the theft and to-day was
bound over in Justice Braswell's court in
the sum of $500 to await the action of the
next grand jury.
Mr.. Joe Marsh and Mr.. Shep King
have sleeping rooms over Fellmen,
Grumbach & Harris place on Elm street.
During the day some theft or thieves en-
tered their apartments and stole full
dress suit. SIS in cash, and a plug hat
belonging TO Mr.. King, and from Mr..
Marsh they got two suits of clothes, an
overcoat and other articles of less value.
About o clock this morning, as Mr..
j II. Robinson, mailing clerk at the
postotlice, was coming to the Office to at
tend TO his duties, he was held up by two
ihou ueai tuo city park Buu TODDeu OF
$50. The men presented pistols and or
dered him to shell out, which he did
without delay.
The wrestling match between Lucean
Christal and Billy Ressel will como off
on next Monday night for purse of
5000.
Nothing new has developed to-day IL
the Il. o. Lindeman matter, and his
whereabouts is yet a mystery. Emer-
son, Talcott & Co. are doing all in their
power to secure the amount of Linde-
man s shortage by attaching all property
held in his name. Something startling
regarding the matter may be looked for
ct any time.
The burden of the cry from the Dallas
school board appears to be the lack of
room to accommodate the school chill
dren. Many of the buildings are crowd
ed far beyond their capacity and the
condition of affairs causes much incon-
venience both TO teachers and pupils.
The council is doing all it can to relieve
the over crowded condition of the build
ings, and work on three new school
houses is being pushed as rapidly as pos
sible, and it is safe to say that few
months longer time will see Dallas fully
supplied with room for all purposes with
in her school district.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-04
Eradstreet's Trade Review.

Al q majority OF cities reported by wire
trade movement has been more quiet
and of somewhat smaller volume than
the week previous. This is stated to be
due to the continued effects of string
ent money market, to the Intervention
the Thanksgiving holiday, and TO
prolong mild weather. From all quar-
tiers dealers in seasonable goods report
that with colder weather n sensible in
crease in demand is confidently expected.
The exception to the rule of restricted
distribution at the East appears to be
among jobbers of cotton goods, which
are said to ne quite active. OE1aha,
Chicago and St. Louis announce en-
larged volumes of general trade
within the week the reverse
is true ut Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Memphis aud
Kansas City. There is also less activity
AT St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth
than has been expected at this season.
Iron is disappointing and weaker. Fears
are entertained that cuts will be made
on some Southern makes. An
thracte coal is not in salts
factory demand, but prices are NOM
inally firm. Production is heavy. Cat
tie at Kansas City are advancing on
light receipts, but only steady ut Omaha.
Hogs are in far supply and firm in price
at the former city, but five cents lower
at Omaha. At San Francisco coal Is
scarce and high in price. The Eastern
money st ringency has begun to have an
effect there. Some manufacturers of
cotton and WOODEN goods at philadelphia
report that trade has fallen off. Pota-
toes and apples are scarce and higher.
There is some further ease in the New
York money market, though discount
and call loan rates remain about as at
the close Il week ago. The condition of
the New York banks has improved, snd
while outside commercial paper is not
solicited, regular customers of the banks
at New York are more freely cared for.
Out-of-town banks are in some in
stances feeling the scarcity of funds
more than week ago, yet no serious
trouble has been reported or is expected
by leading bankers. 4 restriction OF
commercial and industrial credits is
among the probabilIt of the near flu
ture, as is a more normal rate for time
money, approXimating to the legal rate
in varying localities, owing to an in
creased demand.
Dry goods are in limited demand at the
East, first hands reporting trade quiet.
Export business is light. Prices are
generally firm. Some makes of cotton
AIDES have advanced. Cold weather has
depleted retail stocks and slightly aided
the jobbing trade. Special jobs and hol-
iday specialties are most active. Wool
is in limited demand at the seaboard.
Large sales in November have reduced
stocks and holders are not inclined to
make concessions. Cotton opened strong
on good trade advices and better spot
demand, but weakened later on increased
stocks and lower cables.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-04
London Wool Sales.

LONDON, Dec. 3.-There were offered
.793 bales at the wool sales to-day
Desirable Australian was firm; Victoria
and Queensland, new clipping, greasy i,
was much favored; inferior sorts sold
slowly; tierces were in good demand;
desirable qualities of Cape of Good Hope
were briskIy competed for at hardening
prices; 1000 bales have been withdrawn
to date; there are obtainable 5000 bales.
Following are the details of to-day's
sales, with prices obtained:
Secured, 7d@ls 4 ed; locks and pieces,
34d@ls Sgd; greasy, 414d@1s Sgd;
locks and pieces, 41s@515d.
Queensland-29n0 bales. Secured =,
Is ld@ls 61ad; locks and pieces, S1ad@
Is 41ad; greasy, 524@ll15d; locks and
pieces, 624@91ad.
Melbourne and Victoria-17O0 bales.
Secured, Sd@ls Sd; secured locks and
pieces, 619d@ls sgd; greasy, 624@
I'D; locks and greasy, Sd.
New Zealand-lS0O bales. Secured,
sd@ls sd; locks and pieces, lO1ad@1s
41ad; greasy. 534@111ad: locks and
pieces, G34@9d.
South Australla-4Oo bales. Greasy,
6@919d; locks and pieces, 4}4@734d.
West Australia-40 bales. Secured,
1ld@ls cd; greasy, 6R@l1d; locks and
pieces, 41id.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-260O
bales. Secured, 91sd@ls I'd; greasy,
41ad@ls ll1ad; locks and pieces, 6@7d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-04
THE FORT WORTH MARKET.
TAn quotations below are revised daily by lend
ing dealers, and will be found reliable, whole
sale and retail, as specified.
COTTON

TAll quotations below are revised daily by lead
ing dealers, and will be found reliable. whole
sale and retail. as specified.
COTTON.
Buyers are paving 81. dac.
PROVISIONS AND SUNDRIES.
Fresh fi5h-Retailing: Catfish, gulf, 1Oc per .;
buffalo, gulf. 10c per ID.
Following quotations are on the basis OF job
lots:
Fish-New mackerel. half bbls. No. 1, 50 5oa
10 90; half bbls No. 2, IS 90: Goldfish, 2B bricks,
6iSa7c per Ii; loose Goldfish. 6a6lzc per Id ;
picked herripgs. per bucket, 81 so.
Holland herrings-Kegs, 81 5G6l 10.
Dried herrings-Per box, iOc.
Bologna sausage-96 lGc:
M Na,t.-s Rd s. C. hams. lOs;slr4c: do.
sides, 1l.c: short clear, dry salt, SIC; shou.-
de Toa s%sl.e; dried dbl beef sf, 9'4c o.
Grits"Per Dbl, si25.
oatmeal-New: per half barrel. loobs. 50 75s
90: per barrel, 81 90.
Crackers-XXX soda, TIC; cream do. GIG;
lemon cream. siaaIOc; ginger snaps, 81 a Oc.
sSusgarssstandard grs9ula,sd &c; powdered.
clarified. SIC; choice yellow clarified. $50;
prime yellow clarified. 6l.ci fancy seconds.
exc; choice seconds, &c.
22'4c; prime, 205sc; choice. rs. a22l5c; fancy,
Pea Berry f; ' "a sssc o aroUcses ario:s
2sl.c.
Maple syrup-old time, one-gallon cans. per
IN, II,
gallon. per dozen, 50 90.
Molasses-Fancy choice reboiled. SOC: choice
4oc; prime, s5c; choice centrifugal, sc; new
Lard. refined-Tierces. SIC; ffty-pouud cans.
sac; twenty pound cans, 63sc; ten pound cans,
csc; five pound cans. &c; three-pound cans.
Rice-New crop, prime, &c; choice, nc; head.
nc.
Cheese-Fancy full cream. in box, 1sc; fancy
full cream, Tin box, l2laci Young Americas,
IN boI, 13i1c.
Pickies-Medium bbls, 81 90: med halves,
Sc %; small bbls, sl2 90; small halves, 81 %;
Chow Chow. Sc 80; small 10 gal. 81 20; Gherkins.
per Dbl. s12 so.
g. 1898 Is per 100 pounds: half patents. s. 500
90; third grade. s. soaz IS; fourth grade. s. 80
Candies-wholesale quotations. Stick. full
b boxes. eas iac; fancy csnuies. IL Ice
Nuls-Wholesale quotations: Peanuts. new
smcnds nGIss Bsaz nuts saase per
hlberts, lie per b: new English walnnts. &c.,
Canned Goois-Prices per dozen. Prices
2bs, s. sal %; peaches, standard. ms. 81 S.:
ans. 81 65: seconds, ans, 81 so; sbs, 81 40:
Strawberries. 2ss, 81 80; blcckbsrries, 2s 81 80;
Towfat peas, 2Bs. 81 50: oysters .uli weight, Ii.
81 sosl 40: ans. 81 4Oa2 80; tomatoes, standard.
ms. 81 Co91 o5: ans; 81 loaI -: green corn.
river salmon. 81 sal So; sardiues, h,s. domes-
&c, 5e5 So. imported. si2 coz 90; Eagle
condensed milk. s. o.. California canned
peaches,. yellow free, 81 s5a2 80; peaches,
white cling, s. 70aa 80; plums: 81 ood2 IL;
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liant, is cases, So 10; Brilliant, IL 1-5 cases.
81 "a; Eupion, 1-5 cases, s. Is; Gasoline. 81 10.
<oSr s. i o,s g. az per
years old. 81 ooa2 %; fancy extra old whisky,
81 9o15 90.