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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
T w Li rAH FOR FOR NEW YORK.
,@a. every TUESDAY, WE'D
M NEsDAY and FRIDAY at
MEN Leave L V. New York from
Richmond every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND SAT
n URDAY at +. NJ.
For further information apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO, Agents.
dep lSOl Main street.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY's
Y LANES RIVER LINE for the sea-
shore, cheapest and most pleasant route
IN Norfolk, Portsmouth, old Point, New
landings Connections-At Old Point and
Norfolk. for Hampton and Smithheld.
Va. Washington. ID: c., Baltimore, Phila-
deinhia and New York. James river BY
town. Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
less than half charged by rail Fare 70
portsmouth, Old Point and Norfolk. 81 80
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY at a N; STREET CARS
Go DIRECTLY TO 81: sIEAM sihlt
Throngh tickets on sale on steamer and
az Ga Tber's Agency, No. sOl Main street.
Baggage checked through. S:ate-rooms
engaged for day or night Music by a
grand orchestrion.
FREIGHT. Freight received daily for
above-named places and Eastern North
Carolina also ior Eastern Shpre or Nlr-
eInia and all regular landings on the
James river. at LOWEST RATES. and
through bills issued
IRWIN WEISIGER. Superintendent.
EDWARD Il. BARNEY, President.
General Ofices-Planters Bank Build
Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
'Daily
STnPpING PLACES.

Nos 30. a. 46 and 81 make no stops.
No. +V5 stops on signal al heams, stone
Creek. Jarratts, and Belneld. No. 401
stops on signal at Drewry's, Centralia.
Chester, Reams, Stoney Creek, Jarratts
and Belfeld. Nos. Is. "a. and rs stop Oh
signal at Manchester. Drewry's. Contra
liza and Chester. Nos. 30, A., 49, 81 and
80 will stop on signal at all stations.
Huumdl IaidC@ buiIct, see. In. cars on
all through trains. on trains Nos. 80 and
~ sleepIus-cars between hIcnmond anu
Lynchburg, Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA, GA.
Leave Richmond Y SO A. NJ. daily; ar
irving Weldon 2:io \. NJ, and at Atlanta
o.Uy T. NJ. VIA >. A. l.. Through s4eepels
Richmond TO Atlanta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
THE ONLY ALL~RAIL LINE TO
MORE OLE.

Leave Arrive
Richmond. % 90 A. NJ. Norfolk II :25 A. NJ
Richmond. $40 z. NJ. Norfolk. 8.4J z. NJ.
NoIIoIh....'S:UU a. NJ. Nlcnu If Ia 10 a. Va
Norfolk. .'4:35 +. NJ. Richm'd. 700 p. NJ
The trains leaving Richmond at 900
A VI. and Norfolk at AS f. NJ. are solid
trains between these two points. and pas
cars.
Trains leaving Richmond al 900 a.
NJ. and ll:i0 =. NJ, and arriving at Rich
mOnd at S:25 A. NJ. and $50 T.. NJ. make
close connections at petersburg 10 ana
from Farmyille, Lynchburg. ana west
Il. NJ SULLY.
Superintendent
r. r. ". MYERS
General Superintendent
T. NJ EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-25
STEAM bOAIa

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
" PANY.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW YORK.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY:

SOUTHERN RAILWAY:
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
SHORTEST AND QUIISCTKIIE%STT cI ROUTE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Is. 1884,
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 1t-f2:5o a. ".
COUTHERN EXPRESS. daily for pan
sleepers Richmond. Va. 70 Danvlle and
Greensboro. Connects at Danville with
the Washington and Southwestern Nestl-
buled Limited lNo 80; S Carrying si ,isD,n
birmingham. Memphis, Shreveport, and
New Orleans. Dining Car Greensboro 10
Montgomery. At New Orleans and Mem
phs connections are made for all points
in Texas and California.
TRAIN No. 3j-l2:S) p. NJ.
r. Asst MAIL. daily for all points South
/ and Southwest. Connects at Moseiey
with Farmville and Powhatan rallroau'
Keysyile for Clarksville, oxford and Dur
carries sleepers New York to Atlanta
and Montgomery. and from New YORK 10
Jacksonviie Parlor car Atlanta 10 BIZ
mingham.
TRAIN No. r7-6:c p. NJ
A MELIA ACCOMMODATION daily , ex.
n cept Sunday for Amelia Courtnouse
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
Train No y. 66 A. NJ; No. 50. 40
Z. NJ; No. is, $40 a. NJ
WORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAyoRLTE R }}l, pi,, TO ,H H3El-
MORE, PHILADEbPHlA AMI
NEW iORk.
LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN No. l6-4b z. NJ.
baltimore Limited, daily except sunday.
for Nest Point, connecting win lorh
River steamers for Balunlorr. AT WHICH u
noint connections are made WIN ran llh,s
Tor Washington. Philadelphia. New fork'
&c.
TRAIN No. 10-3:10 p. NJ.
r OCAL EXPRESS, daily except Sun
/ I dav Stops at all stations. AZ
Lestor Manor connects with stage LOT
Wallterton; also, connects WIN bhI,l-
more steamer at West Point daily eS-
cept Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE p.
NJ. DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Trains from West Point arrive at isich-
mond at 9O5 A. NJ. daily' iO;p A. NJ
daily, except Sunday ana monday, ana
S.9J p. NJ daily except Sunday.
TRAIN No. 1850 A. NJ.
OCAI. MIXED. daily except sun
| dav. leaves Twenty thlrd-Street sta
tion for West Point and interme iia'e
points. 49,, -. - ,,,r,,,i.
street, omen from 3 A. NJ 10 $3.50 A. NJ.
CIV ticket office, 9)l Main street.
NJ SI-IP W. A. TURK,
ram Manager Gen Pass. Agent.
" II GREEN, General Manager.
I Il THOMPSON, superintendent.
JNO. NJ BEALL. Tray'g Pass. Agent.
920 east Main street. -ttchmJnd. va
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No. q makes all local stops; Connects
at Raleigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for
Asbeyille. N. c., and all intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
No, 40s-"vestibuied Limited irain,'
Buffet Sleepers Richmond to Atlanta.
Closc connections at Atlanta for New Or
leans and all points South and Southwest
and Mt New orleans with the Southern
Pacific and Texas and Pacific railroads
TO ali Texas points. No extra charge on
"Vestibuled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. iOo-"Atlanta Special" "Vesubuied
limited Trains 40 A. NJ. daily.
No. u. Mail and Express, 6:5 p. NJ.
daily. vii,
apnly at ticket office. pyrd-Street sta
ton: Richmond Transfer Company. Sol
east Main street, and company's once.
$50 east Main street
John II. WINDER, General Manager.
II. J. ANDERSON, Genl Pass. AGENT
III. NJ. BOYKIN. City Passenger ACT.
1886 east Main street
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Cabin Fare. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5 o
ROunQ lIlp......ss..s..sss.ss II W
For further information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN & co. Agents,
de29 1901 Main street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24

Steamer Henry Bailey yesterday took .
cargo Of freight 70 6kagit river points
Htsamer Glide brought In thiysy-6ve
tons Of freight from Tacoma yesterday
afternoon.
The wssco viii probably b rsadY to
resume her run b. June 1 after having
undergone repairs.
Steamer Utopia came in from San Juan
island with 500 barrels Of cement, unload
ing - Central wharf
The steamer Al-Ki yesterday sailsd for
San Francisco With cargo Of I, O46 tons OF
coal and ITO tons Of merchandise.
Steamer Fairhavsn takes the run to
Everett and Whaseom in place Of the State
today. the latter boat taking an excursion
70 Victoria.
Word has been reesiyed that the steamer
Rainier il ON the beach up Hood canal.
having lost her rudder, and abe viii DO In
Seattle today.
Steamer George r. Starr vent TO Vic
toria last evening with about fifty mem-
bers Of the Chamber Of Commercs. IL is
stated that she viii continue on the run
for the summer.
Steamer Walla Walia arrived at 3 80 yes
terday morning from San Francisco with
the following passengers for Seattle: c.
X Rightmire. g. G. Turner. Mrs Cans
and mother. Miss H. y. Anderson. Mrs. ].
C. Grasss and daughter, Mrs. II. J. Ellis.
Mira. NJ. A. Ellis, ArA Hcmiellsy, J. d. E
Eimsndorf, y. Gefson. Mrs n. DAVIS,
Mrs. A. Thompson, Miss A. Weber. Mrs.
/. j. Spencer. Mrs. David Wallace. NJ. b.
Byther. Miss White. Mrs. y. w. Hanke.
Mrs. r. C. Barnum. Mrs. J. Giachs. Eva ID.
Gachs, 8. E BARTON. wife aud daughter.
& t. Gachs. c. r. Foote. Samuel Williams.
ID. ID. Egau, vile aud child. +. +. Dingiey.
Mrs. p. e. Hale. Mrs. ]. l. Ingham. Mrs.
Chaplin, j. Roberts. @. b. Adair, c. +.
Bush, wife and sister. Mrs. J. NJ. Schmitz,
q. d. Tartan. 8. b. Laughton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-24
CHICAGO MARKETS.
TEE DoARp OF TRADE

CHICAGO, May g -Wheat-Opening
trades in wheat showed &c loss, the mar
ket sold down fraction more. rallied *
0a<c. worked back 1@xc. rallied a little
and closed easy. The eAsineaa ut the start
was due to the various state bulletins be-
ing more favorable than expected. Early
Liverpool cables were easy and this added
weakness to the situation. Outside mar
kets oil opened lower, and offerings from
the start we're heavy, while the inquiry
was rather limited. Tho demand picked
mp later and the top prices of the dap
we're scored on private cables. which re-
ported the German government as having
issued . report which made the crop there
unfavoraolc and the damage by frost scri-
Gus. aud prices advanced. reaction set
in and prices were not maintained when
the oif-cables we're posted. which showed
Berlin of nGssc: closing PRICES were near
the bottom.
Corn--Generally firm ali day. The
strength was chiefly on the theory that
the movement Is Liable 10 fall of in the
Immediate future. influenced ay the pros
pective advance in rates from Kansas aad
Nebraska points, and also the tear OF dam
age by drought 10 the recently planted
crops in Iowa and Nebraska. The hus.e-
tins also indicated some damage To corn by
the late freeze. The market opened with
Q fractional loss, but almost immediately
recovered and sold up sc. eased OF a little.
advanced &c and closed At the top.
Oats Firmvr Al the start, advancing =
9tssc on light offerings, later reacting ,aee
s.c on increased offerings
Provisions--Iower prices Tor live hogs
caused q moderate decline IN provisions al
the opening. This Was followed by .
further decline in sympathy with the
weakness in wheat. followed by a partial
reaction on the report thai the coal
strike had been declared OF. Attempted
covering by those who had sold early
created strength later. the market closing
at the outside price Of the day aud rather
active. Compared with last night, July
pork is Toe. July lard Sc and July rihs ioc
higher.
Closing wheat-Essy No. . cash. Nae;
rn-hlghsr: No, cash. s7,sc: July.
oss.-aisaer: cash. SIC; July. sit.e:
Pork Higher. cash. SISSY; July.
3iLSsis.
$6A
live STOCK.
Csttle-keeeinis. lsnu mead MARKER
generally title lower on natives, steady
on Texans: prime IN extra native steers,
81 irSa4 ~: medium, 81 sassgs; Others, xS>os
ssS.5: Texans. g.. ps5S-S1
Hogs- Receipts. 3t.ne head. Market
about SC to~er. but ali sold; heavy. - ~
ssAaS: packers and mixed. A.Azst 20.
rgine heavy and butcher scignfA ~ -
az a so. assorted issat.s$a TSsAsa
sheen aud lambs keosspts. none. A
trsas 10 wer on common. steady On best;
,og, sheer, 81 zsas4ss; top iAEsea. sAas9
So
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Thsrs - no better roasa hstwsea cAsoags ana
81 Paul seaa tAss Of sAs sar;h- Western iiaes
nose more direct. mare solfsiy nns snhss2a-
usiiy constructed. eaairpsa vita sar eeschss,
sss~gsRg, nasseE, csEasssEsgasns snd tinsng ears.
oyssxtsd vsth grssssr y4xslAaes fzi1StAk-
inx the sssats and eoea Fort ef ia ssssez-
gers Tia private cor p~gtneas slessssns ear os
aaus#sl esegAace asa fash. Ia wnien I'll tas
yfiyacy 81 vsssss cxa apArsraantss secured, r If
asssrsxt. Ewa &C rsurs cnn aArsrnsnss e&a "a eoa-
reessa en- saits The bafes library car emhsxras
sspsr4ass ssaektss s<soen. tsratahea vita sssv
ekairs wsftsax assks. weat-ssaeetst library es
standard aaa ecrsl2f xerka gusse szroks AID
ezgssat psxse-tissls, well-ssoexsi easst q tszr~
esss ssop, nsta ree<s and N apartment Soc
iMrxsxs. All OF sksss carr vsrs ssreesaalx cae-
ssracsA FOO thss s-sza IA The esss rcssirss zssn.
sss tnescsss essrF ceHvsassueo and are coanerte1
~ ssssssaae. plasfcrsaa psrzssssag really psxs-
sxs srnza 07s 10 szctesr. - N acastnsa@ts "a
snisss TIA syssssns ef kesssnx. vsaEsIssizsa,
hxaunx saS sasrtssc eazaEunscakAcn sre ali A
gsTfses - slsesssA Al meas ass s<rvea Ia asa-
Ing carr rcase. Theps dang ears ara sra
esoas ana ecmfastassA. saa tas egassns asd
service are In a. respsess exs.rssy Gnexc~p<soa.
sasA r. " fsssw. fnsss scssa sSsss. Aa III
Gsaxry e9ooes eoask5A
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new YORK MARKETS.
rnR STOCK KxcHAxax

800 Na'N n
49, fesx. May aA--Waii street specu-
-. r. soday was generally strong and de-
- scssve. Reactions due mainly to
ssshg saass took place at intervals. and
- uas IN occasional bear dive. which
ksess down temporarily. bas there
a0seFs Tor all the stocks offered.
s.ssa.l ssF each decline came rally which
- ssaea higher rate Of values. Ex-
p soos to the rals we're found in some OF
spesa;asive speeialties, which move
- and In few cases receted on
London Was n purchaser in
49, amounts Of the Arhisrage stocks.
H-ssls % - Paul. Louisville & Nashville,
- sa asffae And Atrhison. Chicago xss
= asasy hnysr Of 81 Paul. supposedly
s -. s<eesns % prominent railway men
= essy Who anticipated good results
as meeting Of railroad managers 10
Ia thar csty tomorrow. The
-. market wss helped upward by
-. satloa of q settlement Of rate
3 -ssssss's Zoe some time 20 come hy thls
@ - seee AMI the bail, used the meeting
- sass ~as in ia. and perhaps more.
- sAs again taken in hand By the
0srS. ssaa moved upward on reports from
- ssoa CITY taa& the senate wcuii
- arss bill With the 81 aass protect
refining interests and that the
49,. seaid aessrs the senate amend
iae rnEaor taat the coal strike
.fP.ossatng . settlement affected the
- " We Anthracite stock. fsvorahsy.
"a, asss- "A VAS eeegAs by outsiders ca
60, = snss iAsse souId Re no farths.
es~s.s.sss. saissfers With the payment Of the
sn<s. = sNsdAse stock IA. ssrcng on re-
~. - = shs effect shst arrangements had
So : sssa wiih shs manufacturers eat.
Ars.- t which helped TO maintain
Al tie influences affecting
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DseAs 1esss1sa - 80 An13essss Onss
Xesessasy.
Resi- sskate transnesseas from January !.
tsel. azs $2Uo.s07 Thsrs vsrs 6tsd fcr
record yesterday Is dSeds. the considers
tscas aexssgsxine Q4Na4 Eoitosing y
tAe list = fnrnsahsd ~ Osbcrns. frsmDse
= Co, ahskxaesnu e title. ll6 Cherry
strsst, bssussn Ifons and Sscond:
A. MilstovitrA . = Kirkpatrick. Mock
6 RohinoonsA. 4t0
Ormo1d Fisschsr 10 c. a. Gibson. lois -
and ~. Sseck -. Huntington Park 70 De
4oin4s- n
solonon Lsesr.nAs 70 r. 8. Upsss, NJ
81 ssssc Z. p. 8. n,0n
G. L Camphsli 80 j. Howard. j acre In
L y. CoIllns' D. G.. I'm
G. B. Howard 70 J. 0'3yiea. lots D. %,
q. block - Commsrciai s. Stsam Motor
Line. $0a
4 r. Lord 10 b. B.oom. loss 1 S. 9. block
3. Commercial s. Eseem Motor Line, $97a
=. J. Chamheriia 70 G. A Kiibcurne. 100
blocks Kiibourne's div. Green Lake, Is
K Linsees 70 H. d. v. Hadenfesdt. loto
S TO 10, block -. Dsnny 4 Hoyt'a, $50
r W Barso 20 r. 4 Hang. l0s 10. block
Q. WaliA Waila. so
o. r. McGiver to y. Kahn, los !, block
3, Collins odd. $50
G. 4 Nngpbury to rugst Sound Ma
tionai Bank. lot II. block II Waiia walls.
$40
Pc. Hughes 70 O. 7. Robsrss, lot q
block -. Denny's 9Th. s. on
Sheriff 10 b. B. sullivan. lots ) 70 &
block 81. Woods So Shore div. $i.46l-
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UACaR1U nAv1uATxoa CuNPAMY-
TINS TAnLR In e6'acs April I. 1ooA

UAC1R1U RAv1UATxO2 CuNPAMY-
TINE TAnL1 In e6ocs April ]. 1ooA
aEArTLE-WHATcoN RoUrk
Daily tSuaAay ezespssal
oTEAH1R stats OF WAnHIN0TO1
" ae6ssis. -. j - y IL Whatoom. las p -
Ar Whaseom- q s00 - AZ SEATTLE. $500 u
8topp4ag - HSeaig0 An1ccF4so 81 rairAaven,
anA - Eveseas eeutA-oonn1. connecting - ueAssio
0EATTLE-rACoNA HoUTR
Daily texespt Saturday,
oTEA MEN HEyRr BAILEY
~ TaosnA-.. AGO y Iv esassis..-. esSe , u
AZ SsAstas. :. S.1e - Ar Tacoma ..l1:o0 N
Conasctlng with Steamer eeate - Washingtoa
for Hiaalso AnacOrtes, fAlxhAven and WhAtcou.
and viii eseAmar FaafAAven teS xvscocA L. Con-
sss and al " Ai1hy isisAd patntA
Il CoNARn AND wnIDRY INLAND nouT8
sfoRRTsa At Hv&AEFx.
0TEAMER YAIRHAvZS
NeTsh h'nA-Excsps gat Ssafh b'a-Kxoppe 0aA.
Lv seastis. -. 900 N Lv Ia Csansr. So m
Ar Il Csensr 500 ! N Ar seattle ESQ ; n
pe,uk LAaessy. C~npsviEa. So De Fsca. Oak Has.
her aDd Ctss,ady. connecting - seattle with
steamer Henry Eaiaey ~ fseomA
wharvss-Pscsns Havssasasa Co, Tacsna; ra-
e1Ac Navtgofioa Co.. onNfs1e tepgmery Raker's
dock, foss e Caivsssity ssrsail; AercAans' dock
FOR fuil ,a<siesiars rates. sxesraiesa tswags.
etc. apply 70 o. address 4. J NACLEoD. Asest
seattle, telsphozs 6aS: J. Z HARMON. Frslghi
ed rasssnseR Agsas Tsceas; ssisehsas -
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The following marriage licenses were
issued by the county auditor yesterday:
willis r. Dryer and Mary Il. Williams,
both of Seattle: /. w, Bond and Mary HI.
Wilson. both Of Seattle; John b. Finiay,
Of Seattle, and Nellie A. Rolph. OF Kiona:
William A. Stevens and Harriet o. Tracy.
buth of Seattle; ID. B. Speslman and Cath
crime McCiorey, both of Seattle: Fremont
T. Cramer and Gertrude Edison, both OF
SaaffiA
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Leander Anderson Was bound over to
the superior court yesterday for trial by
Justice Humphrey on the charge Of bur-
glxrix,ng the sioop John oliver a, the Ar
iington wharf two weeks ago. Bonds we're
fixed at $50, in default OF which Ander-
son was committed to the county Jail.
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afAxD WHEAT MARKR1.
-. Nay g Whsat - Walla
II; Valley. Th0S0c pr Genital
- s.Axcrsoo lGAnxnrs.
~ nArs % Trade

- sTAyn % SRApR
Jh1sousco. May 23.-The yscelpts
$3.50 ineluds S27 boxes asparagus,
= rhnbarh, l,l6o sacks potatoes,
DDoa ~ sacks beans and = boxes
- Rrissa ars generally steady.
ssesipts Of fresh fruits were <92
50 saubsssiss, 4S04 boxiss cherries,
= eoosshsntss, $50 boxes apricoes
sss appisA The demand b quiet
Z n - ffuita
e1aless market II still weak. with
ypDplisa Eggs are steady at quo
1tlqa eAenss remains unchanged.
1ken0Yb6 Kastsrn poultry continue
asssy @ass weak for ell kinds Of
tnaknu5uTys AID onArRa
Hu-Ws quots: Net cash prices for
m19 extrnA N600a 10 Per barrel:
49, a!1as, N5o9a6o; supsrdns. "a
Uhee1-Ths situation Ii stiil discourse
1hefs b no buying for shipment.
- sce trading 10, therefore. at . stand.
"a l wheat 10 nominally quotabls
per Genital, with milling descrip-
= Uk0l0 par Genital.
s oUstuoeS ~ uuti, Wutte prices TOT
eualtfy are quite easy. We quote:
~ y good feed. 964@S7l<c: choice
MSea ekco$L0o; brewing. $i.l0eli5
weotai.
0s-lhs market 10 not in. good ahaps
- eeiline interest. Stocks are large,
80 Ne demand - light and slow. We
- eossignmenss as follows: Mill
II q3oL0; Surprise. N.37sS@Lls;
:. ~ -. N27,{9La2ts: good 20 choice,
=: poor TO, fair. $i.0o0 10: black,
fsd. nominal; gray. $i-i2tS9Di.ao
s1.eses Fsceipts Flour. quarter sacks,
Nsson, l.6i2: wheat, centats. 1850;
y. eentala. Isl: oats, Oregon, $3.50;
eacka s7s, rye. sacks, $40; beans,
u: potatoes. SACKS, 4. 1856: Oregon,
es1N eaaoos, sacks, i,sM.
rISAxcfAL
Il { {. 49, On sight. New York. Ter $i0N,
sium. Sterling biiis-on London,
49, hars- Per ounce. s2,sas62s<c
san doliars--ao, : oslo.
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charge. against pst.csives.

The attorneys for tao men named Kelly
and Amos, charged with grand larceny.
have filed charges With the police CON-
m.ssioners against Detectives Cadihce and
Roberts. II Is alleged that the detectives
beat and kicked the men in order TO COM
pei them 10 have their photographs taken.
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The total sAies Of stocks today we're So.
- shares. inciudfng: Burlington, g60o;
CHICAGO Gas. -, 100: lDistilsing, S, 100. Gen.
erat Electric. IA, 100; Louisville 4 Nash
vilIe. $500: Manhattan Consolidated,
A0O; Missouri Pacific. 600; Lead, I. 500;
New York Central. AS0n: National Cord.
aEe 8 100; Northern Pscifc. preferred,
6S00; Reading. II 30; Rock Island, :, 100;
Sc Paul, 1900. Union Pacific, 400;
Western Union. l6. DO
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