.20 @ .40 .20 @ .40
Sumatra Wrap 2.50 @ 3.25 2.00 @ 2.75
WOOL. Ohio, XX, pound. .31 @ .32 .33 @ .34
Michigan, X, " .27 .28 @ .29
TEA:--
Oolong, Amoy Super $.17 $.13-1/2
Formosas, Superior .28 .23
Japan, Choice .30 .23
Hyson, 1st .35 .30
COFFEE:--
Java, Pa. Packages, Pale $.26 @ .26-3/4 .24-1/2
Mocha .25 $.24 @ .24-1/2
Rios, Fair .18-1/2 .20-1/2
EGGS:--
Near-by and Cape .22 @ .23 .23 @ .25
Vermont and New York .20 .21 @ .22
N. S. and N. B. Firsts .19 @ .20
POTATOES 1.50 @ 1.62 2.50 @ 2.75
ONIONS 2.00 @ 2.25 3.00 @ 3.25
SQUASH, Marrow .60 @ .75 1.75 @ 2.00
APPLES, Gravensteins 1.50 @ 2.50 5.00 @ 5.50

If the articles given in the foregoing table be classified we find the
following results as to the rise and fall of prices before and after
the tariff of 1890.

PRICES.

Risen. Fallen. Unchanged.

Flour. Oats. Dyes, S. Hayti.
Rye. Shorts. Dyes, extracts.
Corn. Cotton. Rosin.
Cod. Print cloths. Pitch.
Herring. Mackerel. Tar.
Hay. Rye straw. Petroleum.
Oat straw. Hemp--Manilla. Salt.
Dyes, N. Hayti. Jute butts. Tallow.
Whale oil. Hides, domestic and foreign. Lard.
Sperm oil. Hops. Pa. wrappers.
Lard. Opium.
Pork. Hemlock bark.
Butter. Pig iron.
Cheese. Lead.
Potatoes. Copper.
Havana wrappers. Spelter.
Sumatra wrappers. Leather--all kinds.
Tea. Molas