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The Portland daily press., 1892-11-12
GAVE UP TOO SOON.

California Republicans Found a Pleasant
Difference in the Morning,
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-THE
latest returns from California seem to
place the result of the Presidential cleo
ton in this state very much in doubt
Computations made on the state vote
yesterday afternoon indicated that Cleve-
land would have aplurality of about 5000.
Returns had been received then from
nearly three-fourths of the precincts out
side of San Francisco, and these gave
Harrison plurality of 543S. The returns
from San Francisco are incomplete and
conflicting, but the latest bulletin gives
Cleveland plurality in this city of 1922,
making Cleveland net plurality in the
state at large 2474. The chairman of the
Democratic state central committee
claimed that Cleveland's S plurality would
be 420O, and the Republican committee
conceded the state to Cleveland by a
small plurality. But the returns from
the interior of the state, which have since
been computed, change this materially.
These later returns not only increased
the total vote 10000, but they also in
creased Harrison's plurality nearly 1000.
The latest computation made was upon
returns from 1890 out of 1924 precincts
outside of San Francisco, and the result
was: Harrison, 81 800; Cleveland, IA, 535;
Weaver, 1921; Harrison's plurality,
7445. Taking Cleveland's plurality in
San Francisco as 1892, it gives Cleveland
a net plurality of All There are still IS
counties in the state from which less than
two-thirds of the precincts have report
ed. These counties complete gave Har-
rison in 1888 plurality of 542. Accord
ing to these figures it seems the ultimate
result will depend upon Cleveland's ac-
tual plurality in San Francisco and the
final returns from the 455 precincts in
the interior which have not yet reported.
The Call (Rep.) this morning makes the
following calculations on the political
complexion of the legislature: In the
Senate, with IA hold-over Senators, the
Republicans will have % and the Demo-
Gratis, with six hold-overs, VIII have II.
In the Assembly the Democrats will have
~, the Republicans "a, the non-partizans
2, and the Peoples party l. On joint
ballot the Democrats will have SO and
the Republicans 81. As so votes are ne
cesary for majority, this leaves the bal
ance of power in the hands of the two
non-partizan and one Populist assembly
men. These three men were formerly
Republicans and it is thought on the cleo
tien of United States Senator they will
vote with the Republicans.
Confirming the Mornings Good News.
SAN FRANCISCO, November Ire
turns from 1921 precincts in California,
including 239 in San Francisco. give Har-
rison 104, 1853; Cleveland, 10l, ,633; Weaver,
20, 533. Harrison's plurality is 313O.
Based on the figures Of four years ago in
the outside precincts, Harrison will carry
the state.
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Won a Bride as an Election Bet.

CINCINNATI, O., November 11.-Henry
Randolph of Evanstown has several
times asked Miss Lawrence for her hand
inmarriage. Shortly after the DemocSatid
convention at Chicago Miss Lawrence
made a bet with Randolph that Cleve-
land would not be elected, the stake be-
ing her hand in marriage. Thussday
night Randolph came to this city to re.
ceive the returns, and when he found
that Cleveland was elected he was wild
with joy. He claimed the bet, and yes
terday the couple came to this city and
were made one.
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me. November IL, 1892.
5 A. M. Isr. NJ.
Weather Observations.

The following are the observations OF
the Agricultural Department Weather
Bureau for yesterday. November II, taken
at p. M, 10th meridian time, the OBJ
servations for each station being given in
this order: Temperature, direction OF
the wind, state of the weather:
Boston, $40, NV, clear; New York,
40', NE. clear; Philadelphia, 400, W,
clear; Washington, 360, NV, clear;
Albany, 340, SW, clear: Buffalo, 4o0,
SW, clear; Detroit, 36o, SW, cloudy:
Chicago, 420, NV, clear; st. Paul 360,
NV, cloudy; st. Vincent, missing
Huron, Oak, 480, n, clear; Bismarck,
So, E, cloudy; Jacksonville, missing.
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PURCHASING ARMS.
A War Like Feature of the Political
Trouble in the Sandwich Islands.

Trouble in the Sandwich Islands.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November IL
A letter from Honolulu of Oct. II says:
Business is at standstill. The gov
ernment is almost bankrupt the govern
ment employees have not been paid for
the last month, the appropriation bill is
not through the second reading, and the
queen and the legislature are at logger
heads. The queen insists on appointing
her own cabinet The last cab net, con-
sisting of Cornwall, Gulick, Creighton
and Nawahi, was removed by legislative
vote, in just two hours and twenty
minutes after it was announced.
''The opposition will not allow an en-
abling act to be passed to pay current
expenses. The opposition, composed of
at least 26 members, will recognize no
cabinet that is not formed by one of the
majority, and. furthermore, any cabinet
formed must first be submitted to the
members of the opposition for approval.
This means that all matters are to be at
a standstill until the queen accedes to
the principle laid down by the opposi-s
rion.
Personally the members of the oppo-
sition are distasteful to the queen. She
is reported to have said that before she
would acknowledge this principle she
would cede the kingdom to the United
States. 1t is asserted that if the opposi-
ton continues to hinder business in the
house, the legislature will be prorogued
and a new constitution proclaimed, al
lowing universal suffrage, under which
the queen would receive an overwhelm-
ing endorsement
''The opposition is composed of the
leading men in the kingdom, and the ac-
ton of the queen is soundly denounced
by them. On the other hand the minis
terial party asserts that the opposition
proposes to rule or ruin. There is an
undercurrent of bad feeling. The gov
ernment has been buying arms and pow
der. 1t is also said that the opposition
has 200, 900 rounds of ammunition.
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Democrats Celebrate with a Coffin.

CINCINNATI, November 11.-A ghastly
outrage was perpetrated last night at
Reading Ohio, a Democratic stronghold.
Henry Rooster, an active Republican, was
taken by crowd of noisy Democrats,
who carried him about the town on their
shoulders and compelled him to drink
frequently. Late at night, when Rooster
had fallen asleep, he was placed in
coffin, carried home and laid on the steps,
where he was found by his wife almost
dead.
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PORTLAND MAINE MORNING,

much as possible, and are aiding her
with influence if not with money. Mrs.
Deacon's appeal from the decision of the
tribunal of the Seine, dismissing her
suit for divorce can be heard next We'd
nesday. The daughter she carried Oft
is said to be in concealment near Paris.
In the meantime the lawyers for MI.
Deacon are seeking to obtain from the
court an order commanding Mrs. Dea-
con to pay sum of money as a penalty
for each day that she retains from the
father the daughter she has abducted.
The appeal in Mr.. Deacons suit for di-
vorce will be heard at AK on Thursday,
December s.
Across Asia on Bikes.
LONDON, November ia despatch
to the Times from Shanghai announces
the safe and successful termination of
the journey of two A merican college
students who set out some months ago
on bicycles. They travelled by way of
Taskend, Kuldja, Urumtsi, Hami,
Suhcau, Lanchow. Sen an and Paoting
flu. They were everywhere kindly re-
ceived.
A Horrible Tale.
LONDON, November fla despatch
from ST. Petersburg says woman in the
Ismail district of Bessarabia, who had
been given shelter by q peasaut, killed
two young children of the latter and eat
the flesh Of one during the mothers alb
sence from the house. The mother. up
on returning, became a raving maniac.
The cannibal was arrested after most
desperate struggle.
A Priests Offending Tongue.
DUBLIN, November 11.-Rev. John
Fay, parish priest at Summer Hill,
Meath, was today sentenced to one
months Imprisonment for using Ian
guage which the court held, was calcu-
lated to prejudice the witnesses in an
approaching trial.
British Boat Seized by the>French.
LONDON, November 11.-Advices from
Dahomey state that the French des-
patch boat Belandon, has seized the
British steamer John Holley, loaded
with Winchester rifles for the Dahomey-
ans
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Rishon N.nde Coming.

New York, November 1.-THE assign
sns q q hh9pss psed dS1 shf b. 'Pp1g Rs 1os2a confer #
church include Bishop Ninde for West
brook. Me, April 12, and for East Maine
at Machias, April 20.
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Kinney, Dem, 4o,714; Carr, Pro, /, ,4s2;
Moves, Peoples, 221. In the legislature,
the Republicans elect 22o representa-
tiyes and the Democrats 1873. The first
congressional district gives Blair, Rep,
20. sig; Stone, DEM, %, ,227; Dodge. Pro,
557: whittier, Peoples, 95. The second
district gives Baker, Rep, 1885; Park
er, Dem, 19,44s; Drury, Pro, 707;
Blodgett, Peoples, 144.
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New Hampsl,ire's Vote.

CONCORD, N. H., November Ire
turns from 224 of the 2S5 towns and
cities of the state give for President:
Republicans, 44,447; Democrats, Al, 1917;
Prohibition, 1,193; Peoples, 331 For
governor, Smith, Rep, has 42,9S2; Nc
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ESTABLISHED JUNE %, 1s62--voL. 81.
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.


Page 1.
Weather indications.
General telegraph news.
Page 2.
Losses from Camden's fire.
Augusta Democrats after the offices.
Sunday services.
Obituary.
Maine Central to run new trains to Portland.
Page 5.
Fashions of the season.
Maine towns
Christian Associations.
Page4.
New Publications.
Editorials
Page5.
Deaths and marriages.
The court record
Music and drama.
Harbor news.
A peculiarly sad accident
Page 6.
Poem: The Sons OF Toll.
Wit and Wisdom.
Life In coal mine.
Magazine notices.
Page :.
Financial and Commercial.
Marine News.
Deering city government meeting.
Church of the Messiah Fair.
Perley Haines found.
Personal.
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rections, he began to
steadily improve, and
after the use Of them for
seven months his head
was entirely well. When
we began using it his
head was a solid sore
from the crown to his
eyebrows. 1t was also
all over his ears, most of
his face, and small places
on different parts of his
body. There were six
teen weeks that we had
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FACTORIES STARTING UP.
CIeveland's Foreign Supporters Hear the
News and Are Glad,

LONDON, November ia number of
Welsh plate manufacturers, whose
works are closed, are giving notice of
resumption of work in their establish
ments. The news of the Democratic
victory is received with great satisfac-
ton in the iron and tin plate manufac-
turing districts Of Great Britain.
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Mrs. Deacon Again.

PARIS, November lit is said that
members OF tie Abeille family are incit-
ing Mrs. Deacon to annoy MI, Deacon as
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The Portland daily press., 1892-11-12

Californja<-While the Democrats Still
Claim Ohio, the Chances There Now
Seem to Favor the RepubIicans-A
Glance Around the Field.
COLUMBUS, O., November 12--At mid
night the Republican state committee
completed a table of pluralities with all
the counties heard from officially with
the exception of four, which are estima-
ted. These figures reduce the plurality
of Taylor, Republican, for secretary of
state, to 767, and show that the Harrison
electors are chosen by 1877 plurality. The
committee comedies the probable election
of Seward, the elector who heads the
Cleveland list, owing to bungling on the
part of voters who placed a mark oppo-
site the name of the first elector, the
others not being counted. The Demo-
cratic committee claims the election of
Seward and possibly the otl.er electors.
Earlier Estimates
COLUMBUS, O., November 11.-At Re-
publican headquarters at midnight last
Ol1lSAoi lOtol iio Low OSS3A ASSOAVS W.
from 81 counties, and with the others
carefully estimated, showed a plurality
of 1860 for Taylor, Republican, for sec
retary of state. The gains on the official
returns have been gradual and steady
for the Republicans. The chairman
thinks these figures will be about as
nearly correct as possible until the offic-
ial count is made. At Democratic head
quarters they recognize that the tide is
against them and do not dispute the cor
rectness of the Republican figures. They
authorized the statement at II o'clock
last night that the figures at hand indi-
Gated small Democratic plurality. They
said: ''We think it proper to await the
official count for the final result In justice
to our party friends and the public we
hope they viii have the patience with us
to await the official count. y The com
mittee is claiming 600 plurality. The
Republican committee also claim the
election of the Presidential electors, al
though Taylor Republican, runs a little
ahead of Harrison.
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HANDSOMELY DONE IN IOWA.
4 Plurality of Twenty-Five Thousand, and
Ten of the Eleven Congressman.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, November 11.-All
the counties of the state have been heard
from semi-offcially. Harrison's plprali-
ty will vary little either way from @, 600.
No doubt the Republicans have ten of
the eleven congressman by good majori-
ties.
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LIGHT In The DARKNESS.
California anNOhio Seem To Be Still
In the Fold.
WYOMING ALSO ESCAPES FROM
THE DEMOCRATIC FLOOD.

The Victory in Iowa Proves To Be Sub
stantial One-It Is Probable that a
Republican Senator Will Be Chosen In
California(-While the Democrats Still
Claim Ohio, the Chances There Now
Seem to Favor the RepubIicans-A
Glance Around the Field.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-12
Maine schoolmasters Meet.


BRUNSWICK, November 11.-At meet
ing of the Maine Schoolmasters Club at
the Tontine House, officers were elected
as follows:
President-B. L. Whitman OF Waterville.
Vice President-Pr Professor G. G. Chase, Lewis
ton.
Secretary and Treasurer-John r. Dunton.
Lewiston.
Executive Committee-G. c. Purinton. Farm
1ngton; Superintendent G. A. Stuart Lewiston;
r.. T. Sampson, Saco.
Membership Committee--F. W. Chase, Bel
fast; L. c. Russell, Rockland; M. G. Fernald,
Orono.
AT the post-prandial exercises, Presi-
dent Hyde of Bowdoin presided. Tho
speakers were President Whitman of
Colby, President Fernald, Professor &C.
Chase of Bates, Professor F. G. Robin
on of Bowdoin, j. w. Mitchell of Rock
land.
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Getting Ready to Jubilate.

SKowHEGAN, November 1.-THE DEM
ocratic county committee of Somerset
county met at Hotel Heselton yesterday.
A committee of the Democrats of Show
hogan conferred with them, and it was
decided to have a county celebration at
Skowhegan at as early date as the ne
cessary arrangements could be made.
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WAsHINGToN, November l1.--Pensions
have been granted to the following
Maine people:
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Wiu Send a Republican senator

BISMARCK, N. d., November lire
turns today make the defeat of the
Republican state ticket certain except
for secretary OF state. The legislature
will be Republican on joint ballot by at
least 20 ensuring the election of a United
States Senator. johnson for Congress,
is elected by a small majority.
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Rev. Myra Kingsbury's Accident.

BELFAST, November 11.-Rev, Myra
Kingsbury, pastor of the Universalist
church in Belfast, met with painful ac-
cident Wednesday evening. She had a
severe cold, and was bathing her breast
with alcohol, when the alcohol caught
fire, burning her severely.
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THE WEATHER.
Light Rain and Flurries of Snow.

BosToN, November 11.-Local forecast
for New England for Saturday: Light
rain OF snow furries in the northern
sections; generally fair in the southern
portions; southwest winds; slightly
warmer. Sunday: Probably fair.
The Portland daily press., 1892-11-12
Congressman Funston Defeated.

Topeka. Kan, November To-day
unofficial returns show that Congress-
man Funston, Republican, is defeated for
reelection in the second district by
Moore, Fusionist. The Fusionists ,se-
cured majority of nine on joint ballot
in the legislature.
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The Presidents Reply.

AUGUSTA, November 11.-Governor
Burjeigh, at the time of Mrs. Harrison's
death, forwarded feeling note of con-
dolence to the President and has just re-
ceived the following reply in General
Harrison's own handwriting:
Please accept my sincere thanks for your
kind expression of sympathy.
BENZ. HARRISON.
1t is inscribed on plain white card
with black border, in the centre of
which in printed script are the words,
s'The President" two lines of the reply
appearing above those words and one
line, the date and the signature below.
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WYOMING FOR HARRISON.

State ofdcers Democratic.
DENVER, Col, November 11.-A special
from Cheyenne, Wyoming, says the Re-
publicans have a majority of one in the
legislature on joint ballot, with several
districts yet to be heard from. Harrison
has a majority In the state. The Demo
Gratis elected the governor by 1000 major
ity or more. Gibson Clark, Democrat, is
elected to the supreme court by major
ity of 20OO. It now looks as if Coffee
Democrat, is elected to Congress by a
small majority.
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DENVER, Col, November ia
Phoenix, Ariz., despatch says the returns
from all counties, though incomplete,
elect Smith, Democrat, delegates to Con-
gress by about 5000 majority over the
Republican candidate. The legislature
will probably stand in favor of the DEM
Gratis to 2.
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The Plurality in Indiana.

AUGUSTA, November 1.-THE clerk s
returns from 431 out of 514 Maine cities,
towns and plantations. give Harrison
81, ,S13, Cleveland Al, SOB,
The Progress., 1892-03-26

and soon returned with her
large umbrella and wide
brimmcd hat. Jumping in
to the wagon, which stood
at the gate, she laughed a
.silvcry little laugh and drove
away. On she drove,
through crowded streets.
Her many girl friends would
blush and hang their heads
to avoid speaking to ''That
digraceful creature Young
dudes would stop and gaze
at her with wide open
mouths, uttering the mono
syllable "A-w-e' At last
Clare stopped in front of a
large brown house. A state
" looking gentleman walk
ed about the yard. He was
accompanied by a stylish
looking young gentleman.
Clare shouted, vegetables,
Carlton?' The young man
came toward her with a scOwl
on his forehead. "FOr Gods
sake" Clare, go on. | don't
want my uncle to see my fu-
ture bride selling vegetables.
Clare compressed her lips
and drove away. Up to
the hotel she drove. The
summer boardcrs were play
ing tennis. "Vegetables?'
Clare shouted, as she rang
her little bell. The ladies
turned away with disgust,
while the young gentlemen
all turned their backs tC
Clare. But Earl Ehvan
bounded forward. What
; fun; he laughed gazing at
Clare. Then he went into
, the hotel and soon returned
) followed by the cook whc
, bought all of the vegetables
Earl jumped into the wagol
; and drove away. Before
Clare reached home she hac
plighted her faith to Ear
+ Ehvan. Mrs Parker wa
: made very happy by having
: such a large sum of none,
/, for her vegetables, but Mai
mie was astonished that
e rich man like Earl Ehval
should marry an ugly CIR
), like her sister.
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Hides and Wssl.
Irsn aud Hardware.

AxEs 81 10 10 10 30.
ANrEs-tB per ib.
ErrJowS-Pet irCh. 30 to i1c.
EI1ISG-Rubter GOc. aud 10 per
cent oil li't.
CAs1INGs-Per III. ?, 20 A..
U,ES Per dCz 81 90 to y %.
IoReE SHOEs-Quoted at s. 30 per
kev:mule shoes n, Is 50 per keg.
JRoN-Flet, round nn1 square stifl ~
Sc rates.
UAMEs lion tound, ~ % TO S. 90
", doz
Vrows-Kelly. ~ 80 each.
PoINTs Kelly, IL % per dCZ.
Ia u SIpEs-K,l y. 81 25 per doz
MuIs-Oofree. per doz s. 80 to s so.
NAILS Stiff So el, 81 10 On so penny
bat
Rorr-M ,uilla per IN. 13bc; sisai.
ICc ba IL; cotton plow line per Iound.
l3c by the coil.
tp.rEs ,hort handle, SO 80 to II 50.
suovEr.s-Long handle per doz,
60 500 10 ~.
s. LErs-Al s zes, 4 to 30 per III.
sISGrErRrEs-sl 30 to 3 90 per dcz
TRAcl CuAINs-331 10 SOC per pair
BULL TOsGuEs, corn shovels. dis.
mond soooiers. 81 per 10; turn sboveI'
$40; heel bolts aud grass rods, 60 pc
pound.
wAGoNs-23 inch thimble skein
SA to AZ so; q inches, tt5 to 48;
inches. $40 to 40; 3I inches, f58; 8
inches, SS5. seats. u so; brakes, 81
tul n ar. or hollow iron axle wagons
tvo.noiss, SO; iour-hUrse, s65 to 20.
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THE LOCAL MARKETS.
prsvtsfsns.

BACON Steady; 10.
my SALT MEAIs Steady. tsh
RpEAgFAsT RACoN-Quoteu at $50
by the box; .,, s., n,
iO@l0ln , q. ,.,,
lard 30. ,,oc
PoI'oGNA SAUsAGE-69e6c.
PCS FEET-Hsli barrels, 81 2s;quar-
ter-. 81 IS. A..
StIMoN-Columb;a river, bv the
pounds. oc
case a. 2j; other kinds, 81 81 as.
MAcKEREL--1 bbls 81 90; kits. i %
sAnprNEs-Querter boxes. Ameri,
cap. 81 40; imported by the case, sll
C612 80.
PIcKLEs-Ameriopn. gallon jars by
the a, zen. 81 25d4 so; halt gallons,
80 25(e3 75; English cbow-chow' - U.
ToMAToEs-Two Us. SIC: lbs,
al 10. utuer vegetables, 81 6O(6l q.
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AXLE GREAsE-Sells Vt ~ 10 10 10
by the case.
CHEESE ia TO II.
Cars Percussion are quoted at as
TO 500 per NJ. and L Y at 60o per NJ.
CANpY-Ba,ber pole at 7}c per lb,
and fancy q, l8 to 25c; gum drops ale
held at IL TO 23c.
CANpIEs-Star, full weights are
ono,ed Ut lOc per pound by the boz.
CEMENT-Louisvile in gooi suppl,
and held u, 81; Rosedsle, 81 65; Port.
land. 81 30
SPICEs--Prices n l9 as TO llws mt
meRs, 75o ger lb; black pepper, l5c; all
spice. tJl; ginger. 109l24', mace, zoe;
cloves. 65c; tspisco and sage. loo per
pound.
LEAp-7}o per lb.
LINE-Alabams, 81 25 per Dbl.
Ou-Coal oil by the case sells at
81 50, per gel by the barrel, l2c; lard
oil. winter strained, held at go per
gai: linseed oil a, 81 to roc per gal.
SALr-tirm; Texas evaporated in
sacks OF five, 81 70: Louisiana salt, gee
Michigan, barrels of 26O lbs, 81 20
rock. 10 per ~.
STARCH-4I 4Ic per pound by the hox
SoAP-Per vox, az % to $50; Mag
nolis, 81 to q % per box; India blue
50 uer box.
LoBs7E s-Imported, 80 %.
| OYsTERs-Oue pound cans. iiRb'
weight, by the dozen. st 15c; STANDARD
|, cans by the dozen are quoted a
a. 10: 2-ib cans. Standard. bv the d zs'
at 50 10; LIGHT at 81 75 to 50.
| SAND q per bbl.
SHoT-Drop OF all kinds sell at 8 SO
buctshot, 81 rs.
| TOwDER-Whole kegs. Sc so; halves
50 50, and quarters 50 %, bla,tiDg
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