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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

Hon. William ]. Bryan makes the
following statement in regard TO tne
election:
1.-The result was a surprise to me and
the magnitude Of the Republican vic.
tory a surprise to our opponents as well
as TO those who voted our ticket. IL Is
impossible TO anslyze the returns untii
they are more complete, bus, speaking
generally, we seem 70 have gained In
the large cities and to have lost in the
smaller cities and in the country.
The Republicans were able 30 secure
tickets or passes for all Of their voters
who were away from home and this
gave them considerable advantage. We
have no way Of knowing how much
money was spent in the purchase OF
votes and in colonization. But while
these would account for some Of the
Republican gains. they could not &C.
count for the widespread increase in
the Republican vote.
1.-THE prosperity argument was PROB
sbly tie most potent Que used by the
Republicans. They compared present
conditions with the panic times OF 1893
30 1895, and this argument had weight
with those who did not stop TO consid'
or the reason for the change. The ap
peals TO stand by the President while
the war is going on had great deal OF
influence among those who did not
realize that q war against the doctrine
OF self government in the Philippines
must react upon us in this country. We
made an honest fight on an honest plat
form, and having done our duty as we
saw it, we have nothing TO regret.
We are defeated, but not discouraged.
The fight must go no. am sure that
Republican policies will be repudiated
by the people when the tendency OF those
policies is fully understood. The con
test between plutocrscy and democracy
cannot end until one or the other Il
completely triumphant.
IL have come ont Of the campaign
with perfect health and clear con-
science. l did my utmost to bring suc'
cess 10 the princsples for which stood
Mr.. Stevenson did all that he could.
Senator Jones and the members OF the
| Democratic, Populist. Silver Republt'
can and Anti. Imperialists Committees
did all they could. The Democratic
Club organization put forth It's best ef
forts. Newspapers, campaign speakers
and local organizations all did Their
part. have no fault to end aud no re
proaohes.
LAS long IS ] live l shall continue &
take an active interest in politics.
believe is TO be the duty OF the citizer
60 do so, and in addition to my inter
est as q Citizen feel that 1t will re
uuire q lifetime Of work TO repay th'
political friends who have done 50 muct
| for me.
II shall not be Senatorial candi
date before the Legislature which hs
been elected. Senator Allen deserve
the Senatorshlp which goes 90 the Pop
uiists. Mr.. g NJ. Hitchcock and Mr.
W. H. Thompson are avowed cAndi
dates for the Democratic Senatorship
They both deserve we'll If the party
and am too grateful to them for pas
support TO stand in their way. even If
desired a seat In the Senate"
Mr.. Bryan said he had no program
of action for the immediate future. ii
sent the following telegram to the Pres
ideut.
William Mckinley, President, Can
ton, Ohio:
At the close Of another Presidentia
campaign IL is my lot to congratulate
you upon second victory.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
GENERAL NEWS.

Wild excitement in Wall street. n.
Y, follows the election. Trusts stocks
are on boom.
The large sugar refining companies
have made a reduction Of 10 per cent.
ia all grades Of refined sugar.
The directors Of the Standard Oil
Company have declared dividend OF
10 per cent payable TO stockholders OF
record on November Is This makes 48
per cent. in dividends paid out by the
Standard Oil Company this year.
Mrs. "Stonewall" Jackson has left
the Church Home. in Baltimore. fol
her home in Charlotte, n o. She hat
been at the Home for month suffer
ing with acute neuralgia. Of which she
has been cured.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
rnr nuar rifru Yarn

Nrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions OF mothers Tor their children
while teething, with perfect success. It
soothes the child, softens she gums,
allays all paine, cures wind collie, and
Ia the best remedy for Diarrhoes. II
wili relieve the poor little sufferer I'm
mediately. Sold by Druggists D.every
Dsrt Of the world Twenty-Five cents
4 bottle. BE sure and ask for MFs
Windows Soothing gyFur,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
MARRIAGES.

Mr.. Walton N. Jackson and Miss
Nettie w Samuels. Of Caroline county,
were married Wednesday at Bethel
church, in that county.
Miss Gussie Day and Mr. Oscar NJ.
Adrain both Of Fairfax county, were
married st the residence of the brides
parents recently. Rev. John McNabb,
officiating.
At the marriage OF Miss Lucie Oornelis
Watson 90 Mr. Alfred Friend Wedues-
day night, in Petersburg, Rev. j. W.
RosebrO, D. D Of this CITY, OH
ciGted
The marriage Of Miss Ellie Raphael
JOrdon. Of Prince William county, to
Mr. Elmer l. Oarruthers took place
Wednesday in ST. Psul's Episcopal
church. Hsymarket. Va.
Miss Miriam Opie was married in
Baltimore last week to Mr.. Arthur Ber-
nard Chancellor by Rev. Arthur Ohil.
ton Powell The groom Is brother OF
Mr. S. o. chancellor, Of Loudoun
county.
Miss Cora Maude Zones was married
at the home of her parents, in King
George county. Wednesday night, TO
Mr.. E D. Brown, Jr. Rev. H H
Zones, the brides father, officiating,
assisted by Rev. I. j. Wray.
Mr.. George W. Herring. of this city,
and Miss Carrie Pearl Noryelle, Of AL
bemarle county, were married Wednes-
day, at the Oovesville Presbyterian
church Mr.. B +. Herring was best
man and Miss Morris maid Of honor.
Miss Tunie Walston Tyler. formerly
Of Eastern Shore, Va, was married
Wednesday in Philadelphia, TO the Rev.
A. e. MacNsmsra by Bishop Talbot
She WAS given away by her brother
William Walston Tyler, Of Cape Charles,
Va.
Licensed to marry In Washington :
Daniel p. Hood and Minnie Mountjoy,
both of Prince William county, r.
o. Lowe. of Loudoun county. and
Pearl Harrison. Of Fairfax county.
Joseph Wheeler and Susan Hicks,
both of Spotsylvania county, Va.
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westmoreland County.

Montross gives Bryan 1873, Mckinley
l47. Jones 100. Sinbbs i04
Oak Grove gives Bryan lO2, Mchln-
ley 33 Jones AZ Stubs IL
Wsrrensville gives Bryan 35, MCKEE
lev 81, Jones AZ Stubbs 26
Hague gives Biyan 800. Mckinley l44.
Jones POP STUDIOS g.
Oldhams gives Bryan n, NJ kinley
40. Jones %. Stubbs 3D.
Kinsale gives Bryan 20 Mckinney
9G Jones SO STUDIOS 60
WestInofeland county. with Colonial
Beach and Baynesville precincts &c
hear from, gives Bryan a majority OF
40 and Jones 400.
northumberland County.
Heathsville gives Bryan 10. McKin'
lev 2O4 Jones 1876 Stubs 1856
LottsburR gives Bryan 22O, Mckinley
1876. Jones 22S. S'ubbs l5l
Lillian gives Bryan "a, Mckinley l42'
Jones 90, Stubs 100
Burgess Store gives Bryan l55. Nc
Kiuley 1850. Jones 100, Stubs l46.
Reedville gives Bryan 81, Mckinley
SO Jones 80, Stubs 10
Harvey's Wharf gives Bryan %. Nc
Klnley 40. Jones 90. Stubbs 40
Wicomico Church gives Bryan l23
Mckinley 1877, Jones 1876. Stubs 1876.
Northumberland county gives Nc
Kinley "a majority, and Jones liz ma
jority.
Bryan's majority In First District II
about 4 200 aud Jones for Congress oyel
G, 600.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
OR9HGE
Paying Election Bets-Repu0lican Club at
Unionville TO be Permanent.

Correspondence Of The Free Lance
Unionville. Va. Nov. 8 1900.
Jubilant Republicans aod not alto
gether happy Democrats mes yesterday
and shook hands over the political chasm
They exchanged congratulations for ex-
pressions Of condolences. then both un-
dertook 70 state how u happened, but all
agreeing that results were decisive.
Election bets and wagers we're settled
up.
The most amusing incidents, and
that were unusual at this place, were
two wheelbarroW rides through our
village Two young and handsome
bat not happy, Democrats. Messrs. Il.
Conway Harris, OF this place, and
Marshall James. Of Lahore. had 70 roll
two jubilent and weighty Republicans
along our main thoroughfere from the
store OF John W Clarke 90 the p0st-of-
fee, a distance Of several hundred
yards, the latter being Mr.. James
Duncan, who wss wrapped ia old glory
and Mr. 3 g. Martin, who carried a
Mckinley and Roosevelt banner Qdite
4 number Of people were in the process.
sion, which was cheered frequently on
The route When the end was reached
the crowd was photographed In she act
Of rolling and marching. The presl
dents OF both political clubs, Messra
John W. CLARK representing the BRYAN
RhoadesviIle club aud Mr.. a. q Wal
ters representing the Taylor District
Republican club we're present. the Tor.
mer seeing that the rolling vas we'll
done and the latter seeing TO IL that the
riding was ell right.
At the last meeting Of the Taylor
District Republican clu0 twas decided
that the club continue as Al organiza.
ton. meeting once month and trsns"
acting such business aud discussing
such questions rs may come up from
time to time for the party's future
good.
The election la the county passed of
quietly, more 50 than for many wears.
X X X
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
CHINA.

Russia is reported 10 have seized ter.
ritory opposite Tientsin. but the story
lie discredited In official circles
General Linevitch, the commander
OF the Russian troops, has officially
notified the foreign oonsuls through the
Russian Consul. that the land on the
river side. opposite the British aud
German settlements. has been annexed
30 Russia by right of conquest I'm.
lees all foreign owners Of property I'm.
mediately deposit documents proving
thoir ownership. no cleims win be Gu.
lfftaIne'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
RElSoHS wHYYOU SHOULD BUY
THE "sUccESS" arr
TIGHT HEATEH.

REIsoHs wHYYoU SHOULD sUY
THE "sUccEsS" Arr
TIGHT HElTER.
1 Ashes are removed from
the front, and not through
the cover. and fire can be
started at the bottom.
2 Oar draft Is the highest
Of the kind aud guarantees
the success and the durabil.
ity Of the stove.
3 Oar stove is absolutely
ssfs no danger Of sparks pop.
ping out aud setting fire TO
your house.
4 All stoves are linedwith
heavy steel lining. with air
space between liningan out.
side, TO prevent stove from
Wrapping and burning out.
8 Our draft is attached 20
the stove. and net to the liz
inc.
9 Consumes less than balf
the fuel that other so-called
alright stoves do.
Every stove guaranteed TO
give satisfaction, or your
money refunded. All sizes
Of last season price.
Do not forget our line Of
Oarpets. Rugs, Art Squares &.
Oriental Rugs at the Great
Furniture and China Store.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

McKinleys plurality 4S; Jones plu.
rality 81
Wooley received 5 votes and Debs l..
Crockett received 2
Caroline.
The official vote is as follows :McKin'
ley l144 Bryan 1877 ;Woolley IA. McKin.
ley's plurality GO Jones 1857; Stubbs
897 Crockett 10 Jones plurality 40.
The Judges threw out 1856 defective bal.
lots Port Royal gives a majority Of
100 for Bryan and 80 for Jones.
Gloucester.
Six out of eleven precinct returns in
Gloucester county, Va, were made out
for the presidential candidates instead
OF for she electors These returns be.
ing thrown out leaves Bryan 10 Glou
oester. 484; Mckinley, S54 The returns
for two precincts were defective Bs to
the congressional votes At present the
vote stands: Jones, 903; Stubbs. 435 ;
Crockett, (Prohibitionist). 10 Jones's
plurality will be about ass.
Accomac.
This county gives Bryan, 1854 and
W. A. Jones. 2l31 majority.
Lancaster County.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
VIRGINIA

Brysn's mhj rity in the State 10
about 30 600
All the Democratic Congressional
candidates we're elected. the msjorities
ranging from / 500 for judge Rhea in
the Ninth and 600 In the Tenth for
Hon. II. d Flood 20 over 5000 each
for Hon W A Jones, Hon John +
Rixey aud Hon. James Hay in the
First. Eighth and Seventh districts
respectively.
Additional returns have been re.
ceived from the counties named below
since our last issue
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

Warsaw gives Bryan ia Mckinley
1850 Jones 232. Stubbs 100.
Newlsnd gives Bryan 1866 Mckinley
70. Jones 2l9 Stubs II.
Emmerton given Bryan 1917 Mckinley
2l7. Jones 299. Stubs 100
Farnham gives Bryan l55, Mckinley
1l5, Jones 1850 Stubs 81.
Richmond county gives Bryan q
msjority Of l1S and Jones $50
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

AeuINALDo and Dom Paul can now
view the situation from the "stool of
repentance"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

TIE election has demonstrated that
New York can supply the country
with q few extra hsuls of fame.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

Mr.. BRYAN's winsome eloqueuce
was not sufficiently magnetic to draw
Rphrsim from his idol.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

TIE money lost on the election is
the paramount issue" with many
deluded enthusiast.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

TIE star of the "Silver Knight"
has fallen and Mckinley will mount
his "cross Of gold"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

THE Honorable Charles A. Towne
has no cause to regret his recent po-
liticsl course.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

All IL not lost. We Riohmonders still
have the mule.drawn street'oar =
Richmond Dispatch.
Then you should have pulled Mr..
Bryan through.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

Mr.. MoKINLEY's campaign reti'
cence was, most probably. the fore
runner of q tip.top speech on the
fourth of next March.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

MANILA is coming to the front
rank as an up.to.dste city. 1t has
Tia share Of municipal problems.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
Perfectly Natural.
Norfolk Landmark.

SO far as the gentlemen who occupy
the Federal offices are concerned, the
approaching Thanksgiving Day will be
devoutly observed.
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Richmond County.

Bryan's majority in lancaster 10
$50; Jones' majority Is ZIG.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

CzArRxAN Jones should learn soma
wholesome lessons from the election
aftermetb.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Stafford County (ohciaD.

Pluralities: Mckinley, 2lS; Rogers, TO-.
The following is the result from the
Sth district. Showing maj)rities. not
official. Alexandria City Bryan 1908 ;
Rixey 1853 Alexandria Oounty-Bryan
10; Rixey. 100 Fairfax-BryaD, 4S2 ;
Rixey, $40. Fauquier-Bryan. 1914 [;
Rixey. 1916 King Compatibility.
1862 Rogers. 1871 SseffOrd-Mckinley
2l8; Rogers. TO- Loadoun- Bryan. 997 /;
Rixey. ll2G Prince William-Brysn,
6S6 Rixey. 1852 Oulpepsr-hryan, $50
Rixey, BOO. Luuisa-Bryan, rs; Rixey,
100. Orange-Bryan, l6l; Rixey, SOL
Bryan's majority in district. 1893 F;
Rixey's majority in district, 6374.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
,yt Greene.
The official count in this cou ty gives
Bryan 90 majority while Hay has 2l3
msjority over Gibbons. HAYS majority
IN district 900 Bryan's. 5000
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

SINCE the election Gen. Edgar
Allan is, no doubt, hunting for that
shorn lamb.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

WHAT'S the matter with making
Mark Hanna Secretary Of the
treasury
SINCE the election Gen. Edgar
Allan is, no doubt, hunting for that
shorn lamb.
Now the Republicans will have q
Thanksgiving turkey in full dinner
pail.
THE Prohibitlonists may attribute
their defeat to the recent wet weather.
THE Texas landslide affords little
consolation to Democratic farmers
Mr.. BRYAN can now renew &C
ousiutsnce with his front porch.
|
THE Teuth District will sweep
Washington with s Flood.
GROVER CLEvELAND'S vote was not
a sire qua non, after all.
KENTUCKY still manifests dIspO
sition to be contrary.
|
THE "silentn voter was not in evi'
denee Tuesday.
CANDIDATE WoOlley is too dry for
| jOlhfcstiou.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

Now the Republicans will have a
Thanksgiving turkey in full dinner
pail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

Mr. BRYAN DISCUSSES The ELEc
TON.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

he is not a Candidate for Nebraska Senate
ship.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

WHAT'S the matter with making
Mark Hanna Secretary Of the
treasury
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

THE Prohibltlonists may attribute
their defeat to the recent wet weather.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

Mr.. BRYAN can now renew &C
oQsiutsnee with his front porch,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

THE Texas landslide affords little
consolation to Democratic farmers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

GROVER CLEvELAND'S vote was not
a sire qua non, after all.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-11-10

KENTUCKY still manifests a dlspo
sition to be contrary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18
ssss-
A NC SLUMP.
Cotton 1o2 Paints Lower Than EiEbt
Dnys Ago.

New York. July l5.-ExceuI for few min
ules around the opening tho boar faction had
things on the cotton exchange is way today
and hammered price, down to the lowest
figures touched in weeks. Ths August option
WAS by far the most susceptible delivery on
the list and fell TO SIS, this being just 1902
points below tho best price scored eight
days ago. The market opened steady in tone
with prices 2G5 points higher on room Gov
ering and light investment demand founded
on steader feeling in Liverpool than eA-
peeted, The demand was soon gratlned aud
then the market began to feel the effect OF
bear pressure Point by point values eased
of until holders became panic stricken and
dumped over great blocks of summer and
later months deliveries. The cables por-
traycd emphatic weakness In Liverpool: for
eign representatives. here were planttfully
stocked with selling orders. while New Or
leans seemed 10 actually food our market
with selling orders. calling for the new crop
orders report gained currency 10 the
effect that an influential Arm In New Orleans
was tottering on the edge and might collapse
at any moment. shortly after midday NO
storm OF liquidation and bea. sneculatton
seemed 10 reach Its height and from then an
the market was not only quieter hut a.
veloped considerable rcnuperative energy On
arisk profit taking. But anything like speep-
fatinn fmied to win TO the front The week
" crop statement from the bureau AZ Wash
lngton was quite as favorable as anticnated
the late phRses OF the market were rather
better. prices working in TO almost iast
nishts closing on proht-taking purchases.
~ the close the feeling was steady, WITH
prices net to Z points lower
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON

The following are the quotations for this
market as Furnished ny the Box Bell Saun-
l.r.- Con, 81 i'm
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.. nose ruling N Houston wholesale mar

sfs ,hose ruling IN Houston Wholesale mar
- HEAVY STAPLES
AhM Powder. per keg, 1910,
she, ner aacE 49, buck a.so
bACON-Bxtra abort clear. IN sacks, slsc
regulars skGs7Ac. boxed &c higher: bellie'
BAGGISG AND TiEs--Bassins. s-lb. sse,
"a -ib sac. ArTow ties. less than carload i0tS.
.roul Houston. ;l.50.
CANDf-Stck. wrapped. basis "a. i4lAS
per ID No. I. mn weight hasis r. s5st4
~ per lb; special sizes &c higher.
IANDLE's- Star. fall wsigh'. l=tc; orsn-
ne, full weight llssc: ElesiT,e iigh,s lie.
coFFEE-Rio. fair ioaioleo: prime MA
NC. choice ilAdl2he: oeaberfy i5c: Cor
dova l3c Roasted conees: Arbnrkies Ariosa,
ca. basis IeO-lb cases. 1l.o)e delivered: ss-lb
hasis lt0-lb cases. S4.5D delivered; 35-ib
T. 5Or. Apex IL. 40c.
cRAcKERs--A b c soda. bulk. boxes &c
lib cartons &c ginger snaps SCI, eoeairs
s.; stage planks sic; cakes and ium6les ilc,
fLoDR-Texas Star Mills. Tidal Wave
s. %. sea Parry 81. Sea Nynph SS; SEA
Jewel 1885, rye -four Ssl: Dumpern'ckI
s. ". Special rates for shipments TO Interior
pcirts. Quarter sacks are i0c higher than
hsif sacks and wood l5c higher tnan half
astks
FARiNAcEous GooDs-Grits hominy aud
cream meal IN barrels. = -; pearl meal
., 4g-.b lacks, 81 00Ef2i 10 per barrel Of four
sacks. Scotch oats zs.5q. Friends oats So,
d 'G e. 0-'' 'i'''" 80 i'""'' 04'' 80
LARD-Renned tierce. compound. sac.
leaf Sc Sob laus &c h. CHER than tierc-s;
Job cans Ac higher. 5-io cans 5se higher.
HAMS Standard, ilAaIlAc; picnic hams
S..
ncNEY-In barrels 50asoc per gallon; In
fC-lb cans extracted. 5000 in comb 9gIlc,
N i2-lb cans extracted 5hgIc: pound sec
tons l2dl5o.
LfNE-Bulk $40 per Dbl; coopered 81 "a
MOLASsES-Reboiied fair 6a.dlsc: prime
20d2lc: choice 2jd 26c: fancy acW crop syrup
12433c. pure new crop syrup Sc.
MLk-Msgnoiia $50, Eagle 500; Lion
Hl5. SNOW S75a3.s5.
oYSTERs--1-lb fun weight, 4-oz.. 90G35c;
2-to fui weight s-oz l.e0d s. lib full
weight 5-oz.. 95c4{i o. 2-lb fun weight
l0-oz. 81 7tqis0. lib. light weight. 554toc.
g-lb. Light weight. s5d90c.
PICKLES Five gallon fegH i.75; iQ-galon
kegs $500. gibbs $500 pHts, American
style, jU90c quarts. American style $lz5
i--gailon s. 10Gl Is. gallon. American style
g ltN3 .: 1gallon hcYsEon VS..
RICE Extra fancy head 84si,c choice 80
$40. fair p5G5c fancy imported oia4iAc
R5fE-siaal. basis ZIG. iOc. Manila. lie:
SALT Liverpool. coarse $4,000, fine 95c0
Il %. Louisiana, coarse So. line 9Oo; bb.s,
:s-los. s. 3 CO.'S s. 30. lyO-os 81 5O Io-is
SALT -Mackercl No. in lob kits
95cdti q nall bbls. 1o-lb.. No $50 tubs
sALMoN-Fancv Pillar Rock Columbia
River 81 %, Cable Columbia River y 10 Web
Foot Columbia River 81, 2511l- 80 Helmet
sARDlNEs American quarters "a 20Q4 25;
mustard s4GQ042 %: imported Gillette grade,
quarters tll.5g. fancy sprHts quarters 50 ~
STARCH-St> acard goods; Pearl, in 40-ib
boxes. Ht44Hc Royal Gloss, Bulk iIzq4kc;
Nicksi, 100 packages per oo1, SID; corn
starch SIC per h. 20 and i0-lb boxes
re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-07-18
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS-P ineapples, a.lb eve.
=. .sss 81 and eoFeiess 81 S5l9 00 e-lb extra grated
s -iisSsg...si I'D standard sliced 81 5O pears
:, % Standard 9Vc, peaches. 2-lb standarS
49, i'g9' standard 81 25gIi 50. 9Th seeera
alto SOU --'9 DIG Si.VN
SSAitNED vEGETABLEs-To Tomatoes an
lgl Telshs soVsoc; Glib. fuli weight. eSG
~ 3tI9 ana tomatoes. s-lh Zoe. Lima bears
s'ln. iull -w2leh,, 75e: string beans a-ib f5jj
tN11i,snt t9e' A No, ! stringess beans. g.ib
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