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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14
The Oldest 1nhabitant.
cathlam AZ fSazptfo

George +. Allan, Of Cathlamet. Is prob
ably the oldest living white man in Wash
ington and Oregon. He came to vancou-
yer in 1879, which was then . part OF Ore
gon. The changes he has seen wrought in
the Transformation of the two new states.
from lonely wilderness to populous state
hoods, Is indeed wonderful. Mr.. Allan
says that in 1857 he wrote TO Frenchman
by the name Of Gunieau. who lived at
Umpqua, whs he knew was an early
pioneer. asking him when he came to Ore
gon. He replied in 1895. which makes
Gunieau, il he is still alive. Mr.. Ailan's
senior by three years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14
Young ATTORNEY Arrested for Embessle-
ment.

Los ANGELES May pc. w. Glowner, a
well known young attorney. was arrested
today ON . warrant charging him with
endorsement. j. ID. H,ll, client Of
Glowner, charges him with retaining money
belonging TO him. Glowner claims that
the money is due him. He was released
n his own recognizsnce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

sAs FRAScssco. May l3-The obsequies
Of the late Judge Sabin will be conducted
by the Grand Army OF the Republic in this
city At the special request OF the Carson.
New. post. and the body left here under
charge Of q Grand Army of the Republic
escort. IL is understood that formal SER
vices Of interment win be conducted in
Carson on Thursday next.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14
THE NEW CHINESE ROUTE.
Coolies Smuggle Themselves Over the
Arizona Border.

Coolies SmuEgie Themselves over she
Arixona Border.
PHGsIx. A. T., May lathe activity
shown by the new collector at San Diego
has caused the tide Of Illicit Chinese inn
migration to turn toward the Arizona line
By way OF Guaymas The Arizona frontier
Is more than so miles long. and is only
imperfectly patrolled by mounted guards.
It is an easy matter for the Chinese to
reach the line OF the Southern Pacific road
and 60 thence to points in California
Only few days ago eighty-seven Chi
nese were landed at Guaymas 10y the Mex
lean steamer Alexandra. having been
brought fr0Q Mazatian, where IL is said
they came from San Francisco. having ar
rived at the latter pnrt in transit on the
Oceanic, Three days after their arrival ct
Guaymas thirty-four OF this consignment
again boarded the Alexandra on the latter .
return trip to San Diego. and were landed
ct Ensenada. Lower California. ostensihly
for the Lower California Mining Company.
The rest all ct once disappeared from
Guaymas. and the fifty-three are now In the
United States.
These facts have been brought to the at
tention of the authorities Of the territory
and closer watch will in future Be kept
on the coolies that may be landed at Quay
mas.
Arizona territory is peculiarly good
ground for the Chinese to travel over.
The Southern Pacific company Is employ
ing large gangs Of them as track rcpairers
and there Il less anti Chinese feeling than
anywhere in the West In Phoenix for in
stance, all the restaurants but two are con-
Quoted by Chinese. In such country the
Monaghan tourist Is not likely TO be
stopped and questioned and once over the
border is comparatively safe. Arizona
having now been made = separate revenue
district closer watch will b kept on the
border
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14
REDUCED RATS EAsr.

The Northern Pacific Ia now selling Grsf class
limited tickets through 20 Chicago for ~. Sec
ona- class. -. These are the lowest rates nox
in effect A. chiIberg, city ticket agent rs Sec
oDd sees. Boston block, Z Tonkin, depot ticket
agent es<Stfte.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

Los ANGELES. May Ia telegram has
been received at the office OF the Santa Fe
Railroad Company in this city. ordering
another cut in rates to Chicago. TO take ef-
feet on the 18th inst The first-class rate II
reduced from $65 70 sG3. and the second-
class from $40 10 $3s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

prYALLrr, May Is.--Tno delegates from tho
odd felsows' lodge here ieit yesterday morning
for EifensburR and hope 10 Garry Puynllup -
the place Of meeting for next year
large brick operahorse IL tie next building
Of importance which Puyliaup il going to have.
Nm. shuman has sold two blocks OF his add.
tson at Meeker junction 70 the Odd Fellows Of
this town for e. DO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

NEW York, May 1.-THE result Of the
shooting affair between Mastcrson and
Mrs. Alice Hopkinson last evening was that
both left the police court this morning
without giving testimony against each
other. Masterson said the shooting WAS
purely accidental When the announce
ment was made that both were discharged
they left together.
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p,one.r cai,sorni. Murders Recalled.

MaKYsvfILr. Cal. May IA sews days
ago. while party OF men were digging a
ditch on the Friesleben ranch. half way
between oroville and Marysvii.e. near the
site Of Charley's Ranch hotel Of early days.
they unearfhed tso human skeletons, eyi-
IDENTITY white men. They are supposed to
be the rrmsins OF two packers. who mys-
teriously disappeared near that place IN
1865. Char.ey's Ranch hotel in those days
was tough hole. Old miners speak OF
these packers coming there with lots OF
gold and disappearing
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Silver cEgEk VINES.
Clutches Still Faii of Saew-Turnsng the
Sultan River.
r.

On Tuesday sAe Eye received word from
the Pearsaa party tnow c=mped At the
month O. Silver creekl that IL viii be a use
less waste of time and monev for pros
peesors 10 attempt getting into the district
for month or SIX weeks longer. There is
no snow At the month 81 the creek. but al
tie yandAlla three miles above. there Is
said 10 be ere feet on isveI and seven feet
al the Silver creek TOWNSHIP All the cab
ins On the GEEK excsrs that 81 The Van
aasia. where men have been 81 work al
WINTER. have h<ea crushed by the SLOW.
which Is The deepest ever known at tbs
tiue OF The year. The gulches are full
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is ATTHE
RESIDENCR OF EX.niY0R YESLER,
THIRD AND JANIS.

Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
Faax
sead for free book explaining the Histogenesie
system. 8
CAT rIOS-Tae Histosrnetie medicines are
sold in bat ore agency tn each town. TIE label
areu ~ the bottle bears TIRE following irscysg-
tfoa. ~nr. i. Eugene yortans Hsstogs retsc
Medicine. Every other device Is : fraud.
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Dug Up . Canoe.
Snohomish Eve.

While digging ditch to drain marsh
on the Snoqualmie, near Novelty. farmer
unearthed an Indian canoe four feet under
the surface. The canoe il made Of cedar,
after the pattern of them in use by the
river Indians and is as sound as when first
made. II has undoubtedly laid buried
there for centuries. as spruce tree five
feet in diameter has grown over it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

Chicago. May 1a-ln . short time an
effort will be made TO secure the release
from the pcnitentiary OF the convicted an
archists, Fieiden. Schwab and Needle. by an
application 70 Judge Graham, Of the cir
cut court. for writ of habeas corpus. on
the ground that the prisoners are detained
without due process OF law.
General Butler, the associate counsel,
feels sure of success. One OF the anarch-
lists lawyers says that the writ viii be
asked for on the ground that after sentence
was passed upon the condemned, the case
was appealed to the supreme court. where
the finding OF the lower court was affirmed.
bat the prisoners we're not taken before the
supreme court to hear this affirmation OF
their sentence. The claim IL made that
this was breach Of constitutional rights.
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TEy 70 rgrTY HoUEs SAVED

Re tsksn- the Northern Pacific vessseaIea train:
leaves eesst1e $50 q N dali 30 es<4nke o.
srs III niles the ssse-tgss foGse 10 Chicago
Tusr4ss slersssnx cars thrnszga- placing pa<sen.
rers In gTrliea deyos ten 20 cry hours aAead sf
other Inca A ChiIherx. CITY tslkes sxsaL -
&c kef agent. seattle.
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sxx FR.xcssso, May IA morning
Paper states that Major ]. W. Powell. difee-
tor OF the United States geological survey.
win probably be impeached for permitting
thousands OF dollars. appropriated for the
benefit Of fhe arid lands. 20 be wasted.
senator stewart 10 said to be the chief CON-
paasnans. The waste Of the money - Al
tyisutesi to the fact that Powell put sub
ordinate officer. who Vas not an engineer,
In charge OF the surrFr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

NEW ORLEANS, May I3.-~The Louisiana
Lottery Company has doubled its offer 70
the state for the privilege OF maintaining
the lottery
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Fever Sore Eight years

nusf exeepd 10 ron the franks Of one Of my
cuesnmsn- Who has beea cnfe1 By using the
rf1fcxA EEHEDfEs. of N cd SORE, caa<of BY
atong spell Of scxEse9x or fever eight years sg9
He uas - ead he wss fearful be would have
% nAve his leg amputAted. but 70 happy - say
Ne - nov eDtsrely wEil.-sourd rs = dollar He
CAsox. merehant JOHN " MINOR. Drag
gtsxs Ge5reshoro, tenn
We have bean selling your CsrTtcuEA RENE
DIES Tor yeass. and have the first comp nt yet
70 receive from p1R ,hssef. One OF the worst
coeo9 OF sczrfusa ever saw vas cured by them
TAYLOR & TAYLOR Frankfoyt Kan.
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Cuticura Resolvent

: The new Blood and skin Purifier and psrrest
and bss. OF Humor Remedies. internally and
CUTIcrRA, she great SKIN Cure. aud cUrfcuRA
SOAP, an exqniafte SKIN Beaufsher, externally.
speedily. permanently. and economically cure
every dis ese ana hninor o. the akin, scalp and
blood, with loss OF hair. whether itchirg. burn-
Ing. scaiy. pimpiy. sercfusoss. az hereditary.
Vhen ell ether remedies fai.
SOLD everyuhere Price. CrrzcrRA. Zoe; Soar.
&c: kxseLyENr, y. Prepared by The PoTTKx
NeSend s0f How 10 CuFc skin Daeasos, y
- pages - illustrations. ana LOO seetimonsalA
QlQV'C skin and scalp psri6ed and beauts-
On0J y ded By cuTIcuRA soar. Absolutely
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CONF AyD sEE

Of pfanos, oYxAEk. musical instruments OF all
kinds ever exhibited IN seattle o. T. ftss-s 4
Co. faoe Front ssreet
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PASSENGER COUPONS ILLEGAL
Missouri Railroad Commits Fionsrs Forbid
an rmposttiou ON Travellers.

JEFFERSON ciTY. Mo-. May l2.-The state
board Of railroad commissioners today
rendered an important decision TO the
effect that hereafter the practice must be
abandoned OF collecting extra fares from
passengers who fail to purchase tickets.
where the extra fare is IN excess Of the
statutory limit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

R<sevvstions on any steamship ire In fhs
AtsAnszc eeyvtee 10 Eusote and England can D.
sseaze1 al SoxtaerB PAcsEc once A. cbsibary.
e4fy ticket a<ens. ZIG Ssoo1d sfTett, Beaten
bzock. T. Tonksn. depot ticket agent. seattle
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p1- = e1onen e pfoaee g - G1ts "a
- - vseA - ec1ema eAat h less III M haiE
~ eEnlp - eoyeE-4 win ernp<zons which the
$780, hn10 49, Drszl< Aead, and that his hair
voQtd nesef x7oy oGnin- DesD0ir1nx ~ cure
tsem physsei6ns, bexsn 70 uss tie cuncURA
k1AGpf r. ond m hHpTy TO say. with q z
DeG per1ett sncee1a His hair II ro8 splen15d,
49,. ~ - = - p,.pse = nfa rem
moe9 spesdy. ocpa0mice and sure cure for al
skin dlseAs<e IL ir3nnss and children ard fsel
fn1 every moeIeg vito has IN zf9ieted child
Win thank nc fsY 80 dosre
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. EVERY MUSCLE ACHES.

~A and weakness relieved In one
I. ~ 0inute ~ the Cutacura Anti-Pain
~ yPIast4r The irst and only inssan-
tancous pain killing strengthening Ilaster. Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-14

NEW FISH AND DkAPERy SETs
Pc. sxprxsx from Mex Fork large line ar
rived Saturday Chester EIsary-
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rocExTs LAp1ES 81 MNERyEsTa
We 5axt received nses rev underwear. We
49, snnvfr1 : hsg it, ct eoxsan Ga. Isle tarsn1
a. IS - - and IS eensk- Chester CieATy-
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Agents. far r censemers = Co kid gloves nes
ios iass IN. dreassd and undsssssd Chester
CieGy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-22
kilograms ISriefeJ.

Tho Secretary OF the Nayy yesterday accepted
the dynamite cruiser Vcsayins.
Bond offerings Yesterday atWashlngton $751;.
100 All accepted 81 ~ for per cents aud 1885,
for Va.
The Grand Commsndery Of Knights Templar
Of 3lsbGma met yesterday at Huntsville. The
attendance is large
The Montgomery Trust Company, OF Norris
town. Pa. which Suspended payment few
weeks ago, resumed business yesterday morn
Ing.
A Helena MONT special says the Supreme
Court yesterday decided the Silver Bow sheriff
contest In favor OF John 4. Lloyd, the Ropubll-
can candidate.
The Executive Committee OF the Worlds Fair
A. Chicago yesterday elected Lyman j. Gage
chairman. Gage - yice-presideBt OI the First
National Bank Of Chicago.
,edar Keys special says the revenue cutter
McLane left here yesterday afternoon for points
along the SHTanee river on the hunt for Cottreil,
tho fugitive mayor Of the city.
The United sstos Brewer.' Association began
yesterday at Washington It's thirtieth annual con-
ventiOn. There we're present about 30 delegates
from all parts Of the United States, representing
approximately 100000 Ia invested capital
The Alabama Midland railroad from Mont
gOmery 10 Cambridge, Ga, Was opened up for
business yesterday. Passenger snd freight
rtnenu IS viii 20 INTO aIect immeltutoty. his
line has now twenty-oight miles OF road in ope-
ration, aud IL Quo OF the most important Hnes
recently built Ia tho South.
J. d. Abrahsms, Deputy Comptroller q Cur
rency Of Washington. yesterday rendered his re-
signstiOn 20 the Secretary o. the Treasury, To
take eject on tho 18th instant, In order 10 ac-
cept the position Of cashier OF the Southern
National Bank OF New YORK city Abrahams
was appointed from Virginia January, 1887
The original package business was begun In
Lewiston. Me-, yesterday car arrived con
taining ifty-six barrels and large mum boz OF
sixteen gallon kegs o. beer consigned 20 q local
dealer, who took them 10 his store without any
Interference Of the authorities. The dealer says
the New Hampshire Brewery. where he OBJ
tanned tho beer. hes agreed 10 assume all the
costs Of any test case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-22

We've been particularly careful in the selec-
ton Of our White and Fancy Vest patterns. We
see lots shown around US We throw to one side.
| wouldn't have them-because We knew you
wouldn't wear any such botches.
Some Of the rarest patterns were made no in
stiucy quantities. Nobody could have more
than very few. We took all that came this
way.
Placing orders the size OF ours we had right
to prohibit tho showing Of our selections TO
others Naturally we enforced that right You
won't soc twin vest to yours on every other
man you meet in tho street. That's worth some-
thing-because a Fancy Vest Is more or less con-
spicuous aud the resemblance couldn't pass I'M
noticed.
We had access to tho London sample cards
and bought as they pleased us-ln contrasts to
the home patterns.
Besides these fancy patterns--in Wash and
Worsteds-there are tho Plain White in Pique,
Duck. Marseilles, etc. We are showing them all
in single and doubled breasted effects-and at
prices there isn't house In town that reaches
low enough to quote with u.s.
You want gu eye out for the nt, as woll as tho
..,.--,a nsr,h that virtiie--stfy
LIvERIEs.
Those of our patrons who have changed their
servants Liveries must pardon Us If We refer to
this subject with some frequency for a short |
time to come. Some OF you are less thoughtful |
and need the matter brought TO your attention
Irn strike you very forcibly some day when you |
see your turnout beside your neighbor's how
faded and shabby your coachman's old coat y ,
looking. Then you'll want a new one-and want
il In a hurry Como In as much Of a rush as you
like. We keep a complete stock on hand all the
time-Not alone for the coachmsn-but for any
Of your male servants-from the butler to the
cook.
We're suppliers TO the leading social house
holds Of Richmond-and on your afternoon
drive tho trimmest, richest equlpages that Whisk
by you are o, our dressing. Yours can LOOK as
well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-22
me FIYERs AT IouTsvTLLF
Yesterdays Ball.


Brooklyn lBrotherhood): Brooklyns, 3; base
rors, ?. Batteres-Van Halten and Kinslow
Keefe and Mack.
Philadelphia Nosguel: Chicagos. 3 (: bsse-hIts,
3 errors, 3. Philadelphia. {; base-hiis, 4 err
rors, 4. Decentralization and kittridge;
Nicke-y and SERVER.
bsse-hits, :; errors. 1. Cleyelsnds, bsse-hits.
Z ; errors. 3. Baiteries-Ilusted apd Milligan !:
O'Brien and Sutcline,
Philadelphia: Athletics, II; base-hits, 10: er-
rors, 2 TOledoe, 3; base-hlts, 8 errors, g. Bat
teries-Green and Robinson Smith ana sage
Boston ueaguel-ten innings: BOstons, l :;
bsse-hiis, 8 {: errors, !. Cleyelands, 0 Ossehits,
s; errors, Il Observation-Disclosures and Hardie !;
Warfsworth and thinner.
Boston brotherhood BOstons, II base-hits
II; errors, 3 Pittsburghs, base-hits Q; error,
O. Observation-Disclosures and Kelly; sssley and
Carroll.
New York (Brotherhood) New Yorks, 5 base
errors. 2. Batteries-keefe and Ewing: King
and Boyle.
Brooklyn (Loaguo): Brooklyns 10: base-hits.
Il; errors. y Cincinnatis, 4 base-hits. 3: or
r0rs, 10. Batterlos-Lovett and Daily: Foreman
and Baldwin.
rors, B 81 LOUIS, Z base-hits, 10: errors ..
Batterios-Barr and MCGUIRE SWEETS aud
Nunyau.
Syracuse: Stars. l base-hits, 4 errors. >
Colum bus, 4; base-hits, 9; errors, 3. Batteries-
Keeie and DAILY; Easton and O'Connor.
New York tLeagus): Now forks, IA; base
hits. l6; errors, none. Piltsburghs, base
hits, 5 errors. 3 Batteries-Rusie, Burkett,
Buckley and Sommers Baker and Berger.
Brooklyn: BrOoklyns, ?: baso-hlis. 3; errors.
9. Louisellles p: base-hits. (; errors, G. Bat
teries-Daily and Bowers Rhret and Byan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-22

BALTIMORE. May ELECTION trm: middling.
f2Ac. Flour dull but nrm aud unchanged 10
ward-street and western super. g.. Ss$2so; do
extra, SAT-; DO. DO. family, fLsoasts5; City
mills. RIO brands, extra, ti.a5asS: spring DO.
do, sAi0aiAbO; do. do. straight, 81 60as5.50. do.
do. extra. fAioss40 Wheat dull; southern
quiet; Futs, Sia92c.; longbcrry. ga9Sc: No.
Z, S3c. steamer No 2 red. SO. western strong:
Nc. winter red, spot, exc; May, 92Sc;
July, elac. Corn-souihern dull white, t2al3c.
yellow, gate. western frmer: mixed, spot,
4lka4sc.; hsy. aAsa2c; June. 4OAs a4O;,c;
July. i0Aa401Sc.: August, 40a.siic. steamer,
3stc. Oats quiet: ungrsdej. southern. and Penn
sylvanis, 3tc.; do. western, white, 3S's a36sc.;
DO do. mixed, 3la35c. graded No. ? white,
soc. Rye quiet ana steady; choice. o3a61c.
prime, 6lseSc.; good to fair, osatoc. Hay
scarce prime 10 choice timothy, tl2J0atla
Provisions quiet Butter dull and weak cream
cry, fancy, iBc. do fair 10 choice, i5c. DO iml-
tatlon, I0aiSc. ladle, fancy, i0c. DO. good 10
choice. sssc.; store-pscked, 5asc. grass, TO-.
flrm; Rio careoes. fair, i9Hal9Ac.; No. :, i1Sa
l7Ac. Sugar quiet: graduated. i-l6c. Copper
firm; renned. l3Asii Whisky nrm and
erpool per steamer steady. Cotton, Az. nouT.
l2s Cd. grain, I'D; Cork for orders 3sais.ei.
sales-Whest, s2,U0O bushels; corn, 1900 BUSH
els.
ST. LOUIS.
sr. LeUTs, May 2i.-Flour firm and higher;
fancy, f2g0asAl0: patents, fL9Oafa Wheat
=
great Excitement, aud closing unsettled butl4a
l'sc. above yesterday: No red. cash, sic.
July, e3hc,; August, 9iSc. December, 9i&c.
Corn closed about a. yesterday Oats hrm bat
slow; No. 2, cash, @Ac. bid July, 2GAc. Wits
key steady at fl.0!. Provisions very dun /; only
small Job trade done; unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. May 2i.-Flour barely steady,
Wheat firm No. ? red, Csc. Corn barely steady:
No. mixed, Hc. Oats steady; Nc. 2, mixed,
3)e.lc. Pork Arm MT go. Lard Reaker at So la
$500. Bulk-meats and bacon firm. Whisky
steady At S1.02
NEW YORK COTTON FUrVRg%
NEW YOsK. May 2i.-Cottou--Net receipts,
a. bales gross, 4.002 bales. Futures closed steady
Sales, i26.00J bales May, si2.NaSI2 y; June,
fl2 39ail2.40 July, si2 i3sSi2f4; August, 81 30a
fl&3l; September. 81. 44aill.lj; Octoter, i0sSa
$iQo9; November. tl01lagil12 December,
Sl069aslh.7O; January, t0.13aslQsl. February,
sl0,77aSl01S
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lReporied tor the Dispa,chJ
MAY 2i.-Market nrm. sales reported on pri-
yate terms. Prime. 6ar. extra prime, 6bc
fancy. &C.; common, 2aic.; factoryhsnd- picked.
6&esc.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Roportod for the Dspatch.l
MAY 2i.-harkot steady. receipts nominal,
and stock light Prime. 5.a6s.c. extra prime,
6Ac.; fancy, &C.. nd-pexed, 6sashc.. span
ish. 81. slafi.i0.