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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-17

by Telegrsph.l

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, September 16.-Money
closed steady. Exchange closed steady;
posted rates, 4s5t; actual rates, 4sli
for thirty days, and 1881 for demand.
Governments closed steady; Currency
6's 11s bid; is coupons, 1873 bid; Il a
do. 1861 bid.
Almost all the stocks were lower again
this afternoon. All were . to ! per
cent. lower than they closed on Satur.
day. The Northern Pacific and Oregon
Transcontinnel stocks were more active
than usual, and their declines were
larger than in the other stocks. The
cutting Of rates in the West was I'M
doubtcdly responsible for the bearish
temper of the market. During the tone
OF speculation continued weak to the
Lose, when the bottom prices were
current in except few instances. The
decline ranged from II to q per cent.
the latter in Northern Pacific preferred
Sales 296 jSl shares.
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Louisville. Ky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September A.
Large offerings and a decidedly strong
market on all grades of hurley tobacco
have been the features of the market
this week. In good and fine tobacco
these offerings have been the largest OF
the year, and prices were very strong
at to . cents advance over last week.
Quite number Of hogsheads OF good
cutters brought from % to 34t cents.
Medium grade cutters and filters were
very active al slightly advanced prices.
Common filters and smokers were ( to
cent higher than last week. In col
ory tobacco there was nothing good Of
fered. aud the few medium and common
ones sold at very stiff prices. In dark
heavy tobacco the offerings wore lignt'
and the market did not show any
change worth noting.
T. j. o BRYAN.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by c. W. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. III Main street.
REVIEW.


NEW YORK, September is. - The
cut,rates west a lower London market.
and frost in corn Belt were the bad fea-
lures which our market had to encOun-
ter this morning. Prices opened off,
and the decline to 1890 was from tall
per cent. Then there was a good rally
TO O'Clock with small trading. and
then half per cent. falling off TO >
O'Clock. The universal verdict was
that the market was wonderfully
strong one to take so much bad news
so quietly, the frost is not believed to
have been much If any damage to corn,
and it Is confident that the railroad will
find a way TO prevent reduced rates
from spreading. Thefe is no question
about this being bull year with mag
nificient business in sight. All re-ac-
tons are breathing spells IN a bull
market, when wise men pick up stocks.
The market in the last hour was weak
a nd cloeed irregular
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Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, September TO- Cotton
quiet and steady; middliDg. lie
Flour fairly active and steady. Wheat
Southern easy; Fultz. 7jaS5c.; No. ?
7sa79c. steamer, 72c.: Western easy and
lower, No. 2. winter red. spot and Sep
TENDER. 7Sa1stc. Corn-Southern nom
inal: white and yellow, 42a45c.; West
ern active and lower: mixed, spot and
September, 39ia4Oc. Oats steady: West
ern white. 26a27se. Rye quiet, good tC
prime, j0aj2c. Provisions unchanged
Petroleum quiet; refined, S715. Cot
fee quiet; Rio cargoes. fair. l9sc. Sugar
steady; A soft, Ste. Copper quiet; re-
fined, l0al0tc.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
OPP. POsTOFFIcE, RICHMOND, VA.
OUR STOCK OF MINERAL WATERS

is large and com plete. embracing all The Do
nestle and Imported Waters used IN lhls sec
ton. Wc are agents for the sale Of the
FAliNNI.LE LlIHlA WATER and the
celebrated CHASE CITY MINERAL WA
TER, which We sell 10y the gallon ana deliver
free in any part OF the city.
Persons using Lamps Will consult their
safety hv burning our EitCfRlC-LiGHI
SAFETY Ola very high test. odorless ana
economical oil.
IL YOU wish clean mouth SWEEP brehth
ana healthy gums use OW Ems x MINORS
PIIENOL MOUTH. WASH. which, together
with our KAI ODONT OlH-POM DER,
forms the best dentifrice known.
We keep all kinds OF HAIR BRUSHES,
CLOTHES BRUSHES. FLESH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSHES. TOOTH
BRUSHES. COMBS. etc. etc, and, In fact
everything found ina INST class retail Drug
Store. -
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are an
eSpecial feature Of our business. and compe-
tent Pharmacists are always on hand, day
ana night, to attend all wants In this depart
mcnt. - $500. ,
Ilorders by mail for DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS OILS. WINDOW GLASS willrecelye
our prompt attention.
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st. Louis Markets.
lBy Telegraph

ST. LOUIS. No, September l6.-Floul
quiet but stead and unchanged. Wheat
weak; September, 779c. Corn lower
October, 29tc. Oats lower, October, lSc
bid. Lard-Prime steam, 5ic. Pork
standard mess, Sll .62i /, dry salt meats
shoulders. So, longs and clear ribs
sac: short clear, 81. Bacon boz
shoulders. 5a5ic.; longs and clear ribs
s.. 75aS5. so short clear. S.. 90aS6.0O.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. September 10 Wheat
haze. lower. Corn weaker and &c. low
er. Oats quiet and tatc. lower. Pro
visions fairly active and 2;a7ic. higher
Closing: Wheat-September, 76tc.: DC
tober, 76ia76sc.; December, Icia7osc.
Corn-September 52fc.; October 32la
seize. December, 5lil3lsc. Oats-Sep'
TENDER. l9sc.; October, 19ic.; Decem'
Der, l0sc. Pork-September and Octo'
Der, SLIGO; January, 1928. Lard
September. Sj95; October, $500; Jan
uary. S5.77i. Short ribs-September
Sj.07t October. S4.s7i January, - 90.
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ACTION or DEBT ON TWO PROMlsSORl
MITES
JOHN BOWERS,
No. Z Governor Street.

No. z Governor Street.
MARBLE AND MARBLElIED SLAIh
MANrEIS:
FINE WOODEN MANrElS'
SLATE ANDTILE HEAKlHs;
CRATES AND TENDERS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES,
HOT-AIR FURNACES AND FIREPLACE
STOVES; ..,.
4 large variety of HEATING SIoN -
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES
Fine BRASS TENDERS AND FIRE SITS;
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
VAPOR COOK STOVES. an Lin
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CO-pSRrsCR>uuP NOTICE.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

This agreement. made this thirty-ilrst day
Of August. 1850, between Isaac Davenport,
Jr Junus A. Morris. Bernard ID. Chalkley
and /. A. Jacob. all Residents 0f the city OF
Richmond. Nirginia-Witncs- That inc
said parties hereby agree 10 form q hiniteb
or special co-partnership. under tne nfin-
name Of h. d. CHALkLEY &JACOB, IN whlch
firm Isaac Davenport. Jr., and Junius a.
Morris are 10 he The special and he rnard u.
lhaiklev aud L. A. jacob the general part
ners. and 90 which firm the spe cial partners
are to contribute each the sum OF s6."1".o' I.
The general nature OF the business 10 be
transacted is tanning and finishing Learner,
buying and selling leather hides, shoe-iind-
ings aud generally 10 deal IN al supplies
pertaining to the tanning and leather busl-
ness. The pace II business is % be IN klch-
nond. Virginia. and sad firm Is To continue
for one year from this date. unless sooner
legally dissolved.
Given under our hands this the day ana
year above written.
!. DAVENPORT, JR.
JUNIUS \. NORRIS.
BERNARD ID. CHALkLEl,
T. A. JACOB
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LEE CAMP SOLDIERS HOME,
RIcuNOxD. VA. November 2, 1885.

THinnicuv Nedicine tompdnW
t;ents.-Some eight years ago ! was al,
tackled with Sciafica, and suffered Tor severn,
dnvs 90 "a time the most agonlzinK pam. a.
continued getting worse, although receiving
inc h. II medical treatment and using aiin9, i.
every remedy that was suggested. hnalls
GOT 30 bad OF and suffered SO much was M, y.
able 10 attend 10 any business, ana went 10
the .@oidiers' Home" \ short time after
being there. In reading the Atlanta c0ns ,,,,.
hon. saw your "HUNNICIII> kht, :
NIA'rlC CURE" advertised and SO highll
recommended by citizens OF atlanta tha ~
af once wroie To YOU for some. ana IN n leW
d,ys received three bottles. / commenced
tni,ing il ~ soon as receive ). and before one
notfic had been used | felt its dement's. J
fool. the other two bottles and scarcely ever
folt a pain. Asceitalning that ms GhhAl
AND ONIY CUKEfo ~CIAIlCA ana klit,
MATISN was for sale by OWENS & MINOR,
bought one bottle more and used tnat. ana
since then feel like a new man, without I
roit. from that uuhearble disease, S1lAl
ICN and I chcerfully recommend u 10 nj
afflicted with Sciatica or rheumatism "s
~ 4. ". HUNGERFORD.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va. September 10. 1889.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat .37S bushels.
Corn-4.jl6 bushels.
Oats-1 $40 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Wh 20 bushels common
at zoe. LCngberry, GO bushels very
good az G3c., 20 bushels common at zoe.
60 bushels common at go. Mixed. 500
bushels prime at Soc: 500 bushels very
good on private terms ; Is bushels good
ct 7sc.: 1873 bushels good at 75c.; "a
bushels fair at 70c.; 30 bushels common
at Csc: 80 bushels common at Coo.
Shortberry, ii bushels very good at 7sc.
40 bushels good at 75c. a bushels far
at 73c.. 81 bushels fair at &c; ibC
bushels fair at roc, - bushels common
at GJc.. 20 bushels common at &c.
81 bushels common at 60. Total yale
of wheat, 5,07G bushels.
Corn-White, $50 bushels common
at 40c.
Oats-Wlnter, 90 bushels good on
private terms 30 bushels fair at 39e.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding. 1910; low
middling, l0ic., good ordinary
&c.
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<a.l,vills Market.

NASHVILLE, TENN. September 49,
Wheat-Dry milling No. 9 firm at soc.
tough. 74c., damp, 79c. Corn dull
milling 32{c.
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BANK STOCKS.
Union Bank of Richmond. III ......
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. 33i SAT
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion S. s. Con-. 20 II
Sloss I. Il S. Co. bonds, 3D.. GSi est
Sloss |. & S. Co. stoch......~ - .....
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7. INV TNIITNI 7 y
JUNIUS 4. NORRIS.
BERNARD ID. CHALkLEl,
i. 4. IAilE.
STATE u riroinia-ciVoJ Ricamond, fo.ifi''

state n Tirqinia-CiUoJ Richmond. fo-irft
I, Charles L. Williams. notary public for
the city Aforesaid. I'm the state Of virginia. do
Morris. Bernard u. Chalkley and y. \. jacob.
whose names are signed 20 the foregoing
writing, bearing date the 3lst August. 1850,
have ACKNOWLEDGED the same before me in
my said city.
And | do further certify, that Bernard u.
Chall1lcy this day made oath before me. in
my said city. that Isaac Davenport, Jr., and
Junius \. Norris the special partners named
In said writing. have each actually paid into
the said co-partnership tho sum ~ sG.G65.07
I'm cash.
Given under my hand this 2d day OF SEP
TENDER, 1859.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Notary Public.
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Richmond Live stock Market.

RICHMOND, va, September l6. 1889.
Receipts-624 head of cattle; $50 sheep
and lambs; eli hogs.
Sales-563 head Of cattle; 200 sheer
and lambs; 2l7 hogs.
Prices-Cattle. best. 81 to &c. gross
medium to good, "a to Ste. gross, com
mon to fair. IL to 2ic. gross; sheep,
to 4ic. gross; lambs. 4 to 5tc. gross
hogs. 8 10 &C. net: bulls. II to etc
gross.
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HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

Acainst the world for all impurities OF the
hicod and diseases Of the kidneys and skin.
II Is absolutely an infalliblc cure for kheu-
matlsm in all ITS FORMS
We do not refer to people In some remote
and inaccessible place. but give you the les
timonv Of your friends and neighbors. Here
is the proof:
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HUlliClttS Rheumatic Cure

Infallible cure for rheumatism Sclailcu'
Neuralgia. and all diseases of the Blood
Skin and Kidneys. For sale by druggists
at one dollar per bottle: six boxes for five
dollars. send for book OF testimonials iree'
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Ctfy ~ Richmond f0-frif'
In the Office Of the count of 1hancery for
the said city, the 2d dag OF september,
1850:
This paper was presented, and. with the
certificate annexed. admitted To- record al
hali-past twelve o'clock.
Icstc:
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
\ COpy-rests:
reS- TuiW lY =. B. BRADY, ~. 4.
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r.N LJNAuc ASYLUM, }
Wlui>N~uuEG, VA,
July 10, 1850. )
HllING USED NOLAN
lDlNE for several years in
ii. treatment of uterine dis
eases and as a general tonic,
Imust cordially recommend it
urusc in such cases.
las. ID. MONCURE, NJ. ID,
Superintendent.
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BY Telegaph.l
baltimore. September lG.-virginia
ten forties, SO; do. threes, 67aG7i.
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ALLEN < GINTER,
CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
RICHMOND. VA.
Pactorisx 9Th and Caryapd 9Th and Cary SIS

CIGARETTEs.-Richm Straight Ga
No. l (the original brand. virginia Brights
Opera fufis, ana other popular brands.
SMOKING TOBACCO Richmond Gem.
Curly Cut. Richmond straight Cut, Old
Rip Long Cut, Dixie Chop Cut, smoking
Mixtures (curly cut and granulatcdl. and Cut
Plug Tobaccos. &e.. &c. All prepared FROM
the choicest tOOaccOs prOcurable.
NH 26-tf ALLEN OlNIEh.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERK ; OF
y FICE + TIE CHANCtRl col kl OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 81,
1SSo-IN VACATION,
~aTan liHnlltol... t'i i'''ii'
against
Peter Hamilton. Charles II. =. Hamilton. in-
fant child of George Hamilton, deceased.
under tweniy-onc years of az" and George
~ CHANCElh.
The object of this suit T. 10 obtain decree
for the sale Of house and lot 10. jpl. on
Preston street. city ~ Richmond, between
Third and Fourth streets. AMI Tot of land IN
the county of licnrico, adjacent io the SAID
city. between II. James and ST. l0hn street :
extended. of which said property william II.
Hamilton died seized, and tIe assignment ip
the plaintiff. Sarah Hamilton. oi her dover
I'm the proceeds of sale. and for the admins
traftOn of the assets and payment ~ the
debts Of the SAID william IL. Hamilton, de-
ceased and George Hamilton, deceased.
And affidavit having been made and hled
that Peter Hamilton lson 90 W II. hamilton
deceased is not "a resident oi This state, i u
ordered that he appear here within ilieen
DAYS, after due publication Of this order. ano
do what IL necessary to protect bis interest
In this SUIT.
A Copy-Ieste: ..,.,.,.. ,.,..,
CHARLES W. GODplN. clerk.
a. - r.,.,t.... rms d. eI..-'iIl "a
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Richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND. VA, September 16, 1889.

Repor:ed by John L. Williams Sen
bankers and brokers. No. iii Main street.
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RICHMOND, VA, September l6, 1889.
FIRST BOARD.
81 900 Virginia consols, July. 1850
coupons on. at 45i.
ST 900 Virginia new 3's at SIT,
$50 Virginia coupons, fundable, al
3si. go, =,
1920 Virginia coupons, fundable, DID,
at 67s.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
limited States rs r. & c.. 1861 ...."
T.,:t.3 S,atas A.. r. 4 CO. rs ......
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- ~V'' CHARLEs W. GODDIN. clerk.
" & COMMISSIONS. p.u sc.i-iu lw

VIRGIN IA-IN NACAIlON-lN
Y TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE CIR
CUT COURT OF NEN KENT cot MY, IliE
I'm DAY OF SEPTEMBER l~99;
Robert g. MOuntcastle and Freeman Mount
castle partners in trade. dOinI business nm
der the nrm-name and siy oi y. i. q J..
MOunfcastle -.......... iilhllHA'
against
william LOWS. ''i'N''''
ACTION or DEBT ON TWO pROMl~SORl
NOTES.
The object Of this suit is 90 recover Of VIII
liam Lewis the defendant 10 this suit. two
promissOry notes one for the sum OF sixty
one dollars and niucfy-c light cents. with legal
interest thereon from the ith day OF March,
1850. and the other for the sum of nifty dol
lars. with legal interest thereon from the 9th
day Of October. lso4
And affidavit having been nude and filed
that william Lewis Is "a nonresident Of the
state Of Virginia. A. j. ordered Tint he appear
here within nfieen days after due publication
of this order and DO what may nt necessary
10 protect his Interests in this suit.
cOpy-Ieste;
j. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
VI. II. BARNES, pa o. lO-IulW
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SMOKE Kinney Bros. Maid Of vir'
gipia.-sdv.
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PRE- 81 ON 3 Il L v L N,
FINE ART RI
No. 18 Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
WHAT CURES ?

As medicine Of GENUINEMERlrw we place
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A Reading, Penn, man relates agoose
.,Irv which points moral, II 1t does moi
- !, IL published in full with The pre-
,,,,,narx remark that these are not the only
',oo.e ,,ho have been plucked while drunk
But 10 the story -,
mrhe other day party OF young men OF
n,o,,,sy,lle. over The border line In scnuyi-
,,n, comfy. while on a lark. soaked soih'
-, a, +, mini OF whisky which they couidh
,,,ok and scattered II among mock OF
,'.o.c that had wandered from farmhouse
a,,o,, distance away. The geese greeniiy
,o,,o,,ed the corn and then moved on again
-, the farmhouse. An hour later 'ns
''.,''au who owned them found them IN Inc
w., an a comatose state, and, believing 'hs"
'" -" been Killed by poison at me hands o.
me,usmy. FASTENED 10 remove the 'e"''ie'
,.a,,, mem. AMER plucking them pare a"o
ns s that they could not be used Tor 'oo'
-, ,nccircumstances she hung 'h '"keo
.... down an embsnkment near ny
nn,,us the night the luekIe's p'ius s'ep' .'
,,'a,r drunk. and next morning 'ho '"' "''
va. wa, as,onishcd and chagrine" 10 so.
W.. n,edled together outside INC rom
'ne" ,, nude and repcntanr condition. .sns
49, 90 work and made coats TOT 'ne'n OUT "
cheap dsnnei''
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skAorr couNTY NEws NoTEs.
Mount Vernon Raises a $50 900 Railroad
suhsidy-The Building Boom.

Mount yernon Raises S50pO0O Railroad
suhsidy-The Building Boom.
L.. CossKn, Nov. 30.--Thanksgiving day
was observed in Ia Conner about as usual.
Union services we're held in the Methodist
church, Rev. X. T. Gray. the Baptist min
lister. delivering the Thanksgiving sermon.
A turkey shooting-match was held in the
suburbs OF town, beginning Wednesday
afternoon and continuing all day Thurs
day. The Thanksgiving ball in the even
ing vas the most brilliant social event OF
HE season. II WAS held In the rink. About
sixiy couples we're present Dancing con-
tsn,sed till nearly daylight. A ball was also
givan az Avon, on the Skagit river.
IL T. Peck Il putting up a fine residence
ia the north part Of town. A. D0yle's new
store building on Commercial street, isfast
assuming proportion. and contracts for two
more business blocks IN the Calhoun adj
dition viii probably soon be let Excaya-
tons are now being made for f. Il. Eyre's
new livery stable on First street, near the
old Davis mill.
Work win begin next month on the Fra
ternal Hall Associations fine new hall on
the Garner Of Benton and Third streets. 1t
Is very much needed. and when completed
will be the finest frame building in town.
Arrangements have been made FOR put
ting another coat Of maeadam on First
and Morris streets, a. the heavy teaming Is
cutting through.
More oats than usual have been hauled
to Ia Conner for shipment SINE these
streets were opened, as the teams can now
avoid the big hiA.
THE roads In the country are Ia very
bad condition. owing to the recent rains.
The Ship Harbor railroad Is graded 10 q
point about twenty miles up the Skagit
river, and recent developments indicate
that the track viii be laid and cars running
% that point by next spring. The Fair
haven road Is already completed and i'm
running order 70 the northern part of
Skagit county.
A bonus OF $50, 600 has been raised in Mt.
Vernon toinducs the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern 10 extend it's line from Snohomish
to Mt. Vernon. thus giving Mt Vernon d.
rect communication with Seattle by rail.
skagit county alread has enc well
equipped railway, the blanchard railway.
which furnishes an outlet for tho Samish
valley about four miles north OF Edison.
The new scow. 7oxa0 feet. Eve feet hold.
for tee steamer Fanny Lake. Is nearly COM
pleted and will be launched next week.
The same contractors. emmett s. Miller,
have taken contract for another scow OF
the same sire for the steamer Isabel. II Is
lie third they have built this year.
The bulb OF the hAy crop has been moved
from the Oats. The crop amounted 20
$500 tons this year from Stanwood 20 SAM
ish. worth st carrSnt prices $4,000. The
cat crop reached atous 400.s0 sacks, which
FL present prices Is worth ever sH,o.aoa.
The marsh lands from The Skaxit 10
Sasnish contain about Sc, coo aeres, nearly
teo-th BrSis Of which l. In cultivation.
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Calm Company. Of Seattle. capital
stock. SO 3d. trustees. =. A. CABIN. Of
San Frxncis10. Hsward Tilt0n, II. r Webb.
Of Seattle. Oh5eet-Io transact . general
mercantile business.
The Washington Lanufscturi1g Com
pany. Of 1aeorna capital stock. $500
trustees, w. b Chamberlin, W.. l. Barker.
Ernest S1heurman, Charles IL johnson,
81 Y. New HliMus and Fred Echeurmsn-
0bieet-To buy and sell reai estate.
Olympia Land Company. of Port Towns
end capital stock 81 5000; trustees.
Charles a. Dyer. james Jones. Of Port
Townsend, w. T. CavanAugh. Of Olympia,
r. 3 Gould. Of kslsnois, and s. 1. Lupton.
Of Washington. d. G. 0aleCt-To bug and
sell real estate.
Tacoma Tannery and Leather Manufact-
rrfng Company, Of Taeom4; capital stock,
500 90. Trustees: Ruins s. Davis, Her
bert s. Griggs. b. s. Davis and james u.
Davis. Objcct-Tc manufacture leather
Puget sound Loan and Investment Com
pany, Of Port Townsend: capital stock.
increased from SIS GO 20 sf00. co. Trus-
tees. A. H Wintr0be, J. E. Clarke, ". B.
Lashe and r. G. Harper.
West Cost Manufacturing Company. OF
Tacoma; capital stock, IS, go. Trustees I:
David MeRay. A. e. Pretty, z. n Goss
and Y. W. Fletcher. 0bject--To operate
wood working machinery and naanufact-
IRE wood.
First Congregatinal church, Of Edmunds.
snohomish county. Trustees: Yelling
ton F. Smith, Flora A. smith. Ella Arm
strong, Carrie E. Woodruff. Objsct-Io
obtain by gift o. purchase property, and
70 erect church buildings thereon.
Grant Street Brick Company. Seattle:
capital stock. So. 900: trustees. G. z. Nor
ton, w. s. Berdan. Louis Newman, w. ,.
Berdan, sr., and g. II. O'Aealey. Object
TO make and sell brick.
The WilIapa Navigation Company, OF
0ysferyille, Pacific county; capital stock,
$500: trustees. Thomas Randles, l. ii.
DressIer, S. s. McEwing. John A. Arm
strong, Thomas Roney. John G. Moates,
G. A. Heath. object-To build and equip
steamboats,.
Physio- Medical Association, of Washing
ton. Walla Wglla; trustees. James Il.
stevens, SHES NJ White, /. A. Long. r.
Cummings. j. g. Stufdevent and G. G.
johnson. Object-The promotion Of med
ical principles.
Tacoma & Chehalis Valley Railroad
Company, of Centralia; capital stock $780,
coo: trustees. George Il. Ellsbury, James
". Stuart, George w stoeiIer, Frank H.
Miller and ID. B. RIees. 0bject-To con-
struct standard gauge line from some
point on Gray's harbor, easteriy along val
ieys OF Chehalis and Cowlitz TO the Column
bia river. with branch line from some
convenient point to Tacoma and Seattle,
also telephone line over same route.