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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17

Olympia. Feb Especial for
the following domestic corporations have
been tiied In the Office OF the secretary of
state.
Navajoe Mining Company. OF Tacoma;
capital, sie,ioo, IN ioi shares of 500 each;
incorpcrators. Harry NJ. Ball. F. M. Bail;
to do a general mining business.
Third Street & Suburban Railway CON-
rano. OF Seatties capital. 500, 900. in 1.o0o
shares of 500 each; Incorporators. A.
Macintosh. A. III. Brookes. Frederiek
Bausman; to build and operate street rail-
ways.
Snoqualmie Tribe No. S, Improved Order
Of Red Men. of Tacoma
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal
church. OF >Modntain View. whatcoan
county.
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ryerert chlnnneys smoking.

Everett. Feb. 1s.-Special.-The smelter
started up yesterday with ore on hand for
a three months run and plenty more un-
der contract. Three carloads OF bullion
will so to San Francisco by the steamer
City or Puebla.
The nail works resumed operations yes
terday with prospects good for an extend
ed run. An order for 5000 kegs came In
from San Francisco.
Capt. Gilmore viii bring out the tug Al
bert Lea next week. The boat is now
owned by Knapp & Co. of Everett, who
have a years contrac. for carrying lime
rock for the paper mill and smelter.
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snnren,e conr-t Decisions.

Olympia, Feb. -specIat-opiuious in
the following eases have been flied in the
supreme court: Charles T wooding. re-
s9onaent. rs. Oscar l.. Grain, appellant;
ChehaHs. motion denied.
.. Is. Dewey et al. respondents. VS..
Westminster Presbyterian church. appel
liant: fEom Pierce: dismissal granted
olympia, Feb The supreme court
has afflrxlsed TIE 3asgs1s1ft n sha casa Of
the La France Ere Engine Company,
resronslent. IS. town q Mount Vernon.
appellant
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Gray's Harbor Fish In New York

Aberdeen, Feb. ls-SspaeiaI.---T fisher
mans union we're sfg a. q ia 81 > i;-bt o4sr
the fact tnat word was resolved from New
York city that FISH sent from here in
chemical refrigerator cars had arrived at
the Fulton market there IN prime condI-
tion and were meeting with a ready sale
at prices showing an advance over that
expected. Two cars had arrived. the first
being caught in a snow blockade and not
arriving there until the second car, sent
a week later. had been received. Afbin
Johnson. agent here for the market, was
authorized 10 draw on them for the full
amount.
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4 California pfoneer Dead.

Santa Rosa. Cal. Feb. Is.-unrle George
Walker. one of the FIRST settlers ia Cali
fornia. died az his home near s<4Dastopoi
his morning. He came across the plains
frora jackson county. Missoari. ia $780,
an4 settled IN The Willamette valley. Ore
ron, but soon after came to Suffers Fort.
From there be moved 10 Sapa. He built
the Missouri houSe. The FIRST hotel opened
10 Sacramento. came 20 Sonorsa In 1ss1
and buflt the first redwood house in the
Santa Rosa valley.
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Effect of Judge Baiiinger's Decision.

Everett. Feb. ESPECIAL. Judge Bal
linger's decision In granting a temporary
injunction In the county seat contest Will
simply operate as stay of proceedings
in preventing the removal Of the records
from Snohomish to Everett pending the
decision Of the supreme court on the ques-
ton OF jurisdiction which was raised IN
the case brought hy ex-County Auditor
Swerfnger. Should the supreme court
in that case stand hy its former rulings
Il settles the case In Everetts favor, and
the kriescheI case falls with 1t.
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!. Harris. of OLYMPIA, Dead.

Olympia. Feb. is.-Special.-A private
dispatch received here today announces
the death IN New York city OF I. Harris.
OF the firm OF Harris & Sons. of this city.
The event occurred In Jewish hospital.
as the result Of pneumonia. after. enc
days Illness. Nr. Harris established a
business house here IN 1871, and was we'll
known all over the coast. lie leaves a
wife and two sons in this city. DeccSsed
went to New York 10 hey for his house
nere. and had been absent bus a few
weeks. The remains will be brought to
Olympia fer tnterment.
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Whatsozsl. Feb. l--SSseciAA An import
art meeting Of sa1TSa ysFs seSafiest a4o0s
or aalaeent 20 the several Tos1s bslis "a
THIS county under the DoEaAos TS@a s-1F
tc<.a place this aftsraaoa IN toe t'paF i
Of trade racEas. Every Foa8 s'ssarasfsss ~
yer agfhos.xe4 Vas represented. and a
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whalenack Net Yet in the Stream.

Everett, Feb. 1s-SpecsAi.-Th high
tide was nearly ,we feet un5er the reeorI
;AIs morning. aaG in consequences tha
sfearr, wAa.sssacS city q Everett aia nas
Get sat into fsse stream. The steamer
Yrrsev ana a tug aaa Eines ons and we're
ready 10 move she steamer from ihe barge
works, but ta@ water lacked about t~esve
s-ehex IN eepsh. TIE steamer Will so cut
on the first trip az high tsie.
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committee vas APPOINTED aad funds sub
scribed 70 engage an ag1eraey to Institute
q case TO test The validity % the Law ard
the legality or tna proceedings Of the
coEnzaissioners under which tke various
improvements have been made and as
sessznents levied The participants In the
meeting rerresen OF a small minority of the
persons herstife3. who have failed or re-
fused for various reasanz to pay their
improvement tzxss
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Vancouver. B. G. Feb. i5.-By the
warrinpro. which sails for Australia to-
morrow ugagninE, number Il Mormon,
m. sssaouaries feave Tor New Zealand.
where ;hcy viii stay for a pcraod Of thr1c
years doing missionary ~ork ia The IN
tcresss aT The Mormon church.
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washinEtoa city. F~b. ~speclaI.-sen-
ator Squire todsy offered an arnendfne-s
80 The SuniTy civil bEif providing that
portion Of ffse sssm appropriated be for re
servey os public lands within the limits
% railroad Iana grants under sbe efrsc~
zion OF she coTnmssxioaer OF the general
laas ofTlee.
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London. Feb ia dispatch frosn s..
Petersburg says that the czsye~itch.
Grand Duke George. who iz 1iniersng in
CrlHs2a oE account et pulmonary trorbie.
- exea~soraiifS bloo3 aoa his condition is
alarming.
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Auacortss. Feb. ~Speclat-The res!-
deucs of n VI. Hensley was destroyed ~
FIRE Friday merning. The fire was discov-
erea 81 ab0ut s o'clock ard Nas due 10 a
defective flgs. Loss. ABOUT 81 30 Pars az
the furag1ure wss saved.
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Salem. Or. Feb iS.--T'ss senatorial tsal-
los today was: po1re =. Hare - Raley 6.
wsztheTsori l. Williams e. absent IL.
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Mur,Ierer steevs,> o.sa rIfecn Year..

Portland. Feb. Is.-x. y. Sleeves. sh4
lawyer wha. wlth Bunes Kelly. was con
vlc;sa of the murder % Geergn ". sayrcs.
uzs toasy sentenced - fifteen scars i'm
rrtsonfsaaf
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The Isia,,n f,essf,ncl,

Hosse. Iaahe. Feb. fs.-Tte ballet for
Tustea states senator fEAAy resulted as
follows. Saeup =. Sw@es Is. Caageit u
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IhFFF"s7R IFay~ fF'oFll ~an Franoi~eo-~
Thrv~e uons~ Ahead or tscFIuanta.
Fort Townsend. Feb. &c Special The
race between bark GermAn.a aaa ship
Spartan. which saiie3 from SAn Francisco
February fer Seattle. Terminated tonight
81 gNvor u the latter vessel, y hish passed
un tire Sound three hours ahead ot ire
asA~r.aaniA
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THELlSHONCLETHIND
Republican Senator's Denoance
the President
FoRTHE RoTHscHllD CONTRACT
Which Pledges the United States in
the Pawnsheps of London.

The Bonds That Sold tor Ioi Arc Now
Werth iis-Eyen the Egyptian So
cuFattes Bring Better Price~Hor
speeches by woicott, Teller and
Lodge.
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five we're 10 tell You
in this lad. the re-
ductions 5 we have
msda on C;oaks you
woaid be inclined 10
aaubt onr good name
We vii. simply say.
II you need a garment
come and investigate.
You will find the
ur.css are none too
higfl for tho smallest
purse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-12
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk RIB. Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LIME
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY !. 1875.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
ia u. daiiy, except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, $50 a MI Arrive at Phiia
dephia 5:5. p. M; New York at 1888
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 p N. daily. Portsmouth, High street 5:Izl
Arriye az Philadelphia 6;ioa. m.) New
York 1:ti a. III. ~"
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
200 q. No. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street, 910)
leaving New York p. m. Philadelphia
AERlVE AT NORFOLK.
sos p m. daily except Snnday-(Portsmouth,
c,.. York at $ a. n. Philadelphia 1910 a. M.
lines TO and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape Cherries Pull
man Buffet and Parlor Cars on day trains between
Philadelphia and Caps Charles
ns-Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
theNeamera X. i. COOKE,
Gepe nj a"""t-
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Ras> OLDD0A!H|ON STEAMSHIP
EEiS ~ COMPANY.
Y FOR NEW YORK.

pASsENGER SHIPS AEl, APPOINTED TO sAI,.
/ irohi Norlolt on MONpAY, IUtS DAY. WEB.
EESUAi THURSDAY ana 81 ruEDAY II SOP.
~. rom New York on MuNpAYS, TuE.DANS.
WEpNE-DAl :. TIT E>bANS at . y. NJ SATuG,
DAYS, PA
Passenger Recommendations unsurpassed
Fare, including meais and staicrooiu ber,u.s SOD
Fare, ieund LIP limited TO thirty days .... ~ "
fortckci' ana reservation OF stat, rooms apply
q, tomrnnys oihcc, Il M.in siicct, Oh al general
ottce 4; wuu:
FOX E,cuMoND-Shil, leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY . IA. ana leave Newport News every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening. arriving u.
Richmond the next morning.
TIME s"HEius.E or SrIa,IEsS
! Ao4h9Tmp,c"' lutav AeeomacE Enoil and
~ OF masm,' sWi,ns na'iy' exec sunday.
E0N OiD PoIN,-At =, c: and ll.ljs
IN. ana p. VI. l'ortsin"uth. % 40 aud 100.
aui sos u. a.. ha! Lane wharf Norfolk 1t o.. ..
anu il.O ~ Ia. and : 80 y. ~.
FOR 1,rrtnS-At MS a. M. andil5
y. M. nay Line il5o i. IN and 80 pm Portsmouth
AT IUUi g. III. and AV' y.
tnk NEW rNEVS ANDSnITH
BAY Line wharf r. M.
ron hA>t AND Vase: RIVERS
hh!v. EXCEPT sunday, leaving Conranys wharf
AZ Giu 4. N, rHrtsmouih. t.Ij a. NJ Bas Inc
,on HA's, AND pouIoS,N NV
tEs>-l o1chings Old Point leaving Comranya
IL
els 4. NJ. Ia, LIN Wharf Norfolk, a. $50 H. w.
returning ueNt uar.
foK>Evi.. Is,NEi1-Tu,sIa lay. Thurs
dty aud < saturday. rom Company MARI ii t.J a.
im. Portsmouth r-'" Ia; Say l..nc. Nurl"k am.
FOH NAN>r MONp Ktti,. AND
>ufEOIk--Ai -. M: Portsmouth, $40 D. m;
conncuugat SuloS with :. Aud :. Il. l.
JLFreisnt 10; Mathews Race roquosln, Wara
Sev-il ANA Nanstmonu rivers must DC prepaiG
yuRIn GAit0E..N ,DlttS.oN- For
n.rlv h y. ~ ". D. i.->ie3mcr on ,hu Ieiy,s
Norfolk tor " 1sninRton. y. 6, Mondays alta M;
u sdavsai J. near inS freigh, tor ashing-
ton ami poluts on the Tar. rumso aud Panico
rivers
Freight Tor New bern. y. c, received a. u. and
b. K. r. depot
Freight received daily. except sunday ntii
IL. VI Il. CEOWELL,
Agent.
DO!NOkE, NORFOLK ANp
ii BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT 60.
coumenelns NJ t>nAY, June 18Th, 1891, tho
steamers OF tnis line will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday aud thursday nj =. M Ion Bati-
more, and Leave RIltim re- Pier so 81 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday al : D. n
freight received daily.
wy RANDALL,
Telephones Agent
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Cation .WarlXoia.

NEW YonK,July H.--Cetton futures close d
eteHdy. Sales, lt3, 400 bales. Middlinc gulf
s. mh"alng uplands. Is July. & sIs
. 81; August ssaj 80 September & 9jaG Is
October. 3sao 81; November O2a7 Oh: De.
cember. 707a1 o.: January. l2a7 10; Fob.
ruary, l7aT 10; March. 22a7 %.
The total net consolidated receipts OF cot
ton reported from all ports to-day were
Wt bales; export 10 Great Britain. 4
pa!es; 10 France, bales; To Continent.
$3.50 bales; stock, 3Si GA bales,
LtvERI ooI. July ll.-12:3u y INJECTION
hatSSt qnltt ma prices Easy; American
aniddling. SD. Sales 5000 bales: Amerioan
SO bales; speculation aul export. 500
faies; receipts, lOUO bales; American 500
ERies '' wv
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Heavy rains reported in Texas.
Bar silver declined l6d in Lon,

Henyy rams reported in Texas.
Bar silver declined led in London.
Spot cotton in Liverpool declined
l.32d Contracts declined 2.64ths. clos
ing steady.
Future contracts in New York closed
steady to II points advance. Salea,
lG3, 400 bales. August, 6: IS To $50;
October, 6.97 to $50; January. 7.l2 to
7.l3.
Galveston received on yesterday the
hrst bale of new cotton, crop OF 1898.
10. This is fifteen days later than last
season and three days later than in
1890.
United States ports received 9O7 bales
cotton Yesterday, against $50 bales last
year AMI l ,i42 bales in 1892.
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Baltimore linrKcrs.

BALTIMORE. duly ll.-Flour clio ell dull.
Western supertine. i255i,2 20. wester rI,
eAtra. s3.l0h3tn DO Family. $50 al 90; win.
Ser wheat patents. 3i.t0ai.25: spring do 81 U5
ALSO: DO straight. -. Suu3. ". Wheat closed
unsettled; No rel. G7as7ic: Steamer
No red. g aa4,c. Southern wheat bv sample.
Usaisc: do ON grade. 62iaG7.c. Corn closed
quiet. No > mixed. iSais!c; southern white
corn. soc: do yellow. jIaj2c. Oats closed
eteauy: M white Western. Seas .:
no mixed Western. 20 '";ilc. Provisions
closed nrm; mes, pork. III o.. bulk shoul-
ders. d!c. short rib sides. 7ic: ear sides. rae:
sugar cured shoulders. lie: hams. sm III. lie;
barre. llAc. lari, refined. Sc. Ccree. stro -,
snd active. NO {, lo.c. sugar. Strong; grauu.
iated Si.7u.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
A TlANTIc AND pANvlILE RAILWAY
sCUEDuLEIN ErrFcr MAHcn l,rv ,so7

Leave SHIN ers Compress Wharf. Gailv onJ n ~,
VEST NUii"ik, asa ~ TOR Huhaio Ii h q SPRINGS
iRINiIc amt al iut'rnediatr L ttions: arriving M
D"""c /. III SprlhE' al so {. IA: ba ivil" I.2I
IN. Leave Norfolk t3uu m West nnr an = a.
I IA. Leave !.aNrenc' viii. daily Except sunday
NJ ".'H ~ Hrriv'n' a. i',H' Zee ~ y. an,
connection made Al DanviIle and Jertsss Juno.
no" III ai' points in The Southern Railway system:
4, i'ennistoh Junction Tor Durham south Boston
w. Il. L. " ''' ~
Ait".im> make connection for Euiialo Ii,bi,
Srri"H. ,.>ccpjinE SuuGays
Pullman SlccperS lciwccn panyille Ashcy;r
Atlanta Augusta, Memphis aud New Orleans S'
Tickets GU sale ami baggage checked AZ Walkes
Agency, q, 'omnanys Agency At wharf Norfolk.
w V. ID. Williams Arcncv, Portsmouth:
W II. TAYLOR
CU,s n u,n-,- General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-12

no ~ psily; connects with y. [. L. train - Tor
~. lvj Daily except sunday, make: closs con.
ION, y. Z. Plymouth ~. c. and ali Eastern caro-.
lina points al oRt Rocky Mount with 4 q
tram 80 for all points south N' L.
rams arrive II Norfolk SOS p. u daily. AIso
al iV.Zoa m daily, except Sunday.
baasE"ge checked att company's Norfolk wharf
% Main street " -6e"''
For tickets 10 al points south, sleeping car
reservation and general in lOrnaIi onn call on ~
adde's, J. A. NEUGEBAUER
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES F.. MAUPfN
General Forwarding Agent.
, r. VI. EMERSON
GIN. SEEpEL.,, AssH"
General anager Norfolk
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BiOJCheS
And PinpIes

indicate inactivity Of the
skin. They show that the pores are
clogged and that poisonous refuse
matter has been denied All egress.
The accumulation of this matter
under the sein shows in red Jumps
Dlotches and possibly i'll pimples.
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Chicago NIaris.ts.

CHicAco. July 1.-THE leading futures
sauged AZ follows Wheat closed hig err.
Corn closed higher Oats closed higher
Fork closed higher
wnEAr-luiv GslaGi, September. G7!a67!:
December. gu Clo-ing--Iuly, 65Iaj5!: Sep
tember. -; December. G9i.
CorN--luly. AZ: Srrtember, i2:ai3: Nav.
BG aS6i, Closing -JUly,42t: September. Asia
f3l: May. 3i:
OA1S-JnIv. PSI: September 2aia2ai: MAJ.
Sssa26t. Closing July. 23i; September. 23l
May. 27!.
loRK-July 1921: September II 1921 Clos
ing-iuly, ll.22. September, 1875.
LARp--iuly. o.Sj September. G.44i Clos
tng-1uly. 6.S5: september. Gas.
RIBs--Juiy. G.2e: september. t.22l Clos.
tng-Juiy, t.20 September, go.
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Norfolk and Washington, DC.
STEAMBOAT /. COMPANY,
BY Da%1iR11t.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE 0HEsA-
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

commencing JULY Gth and continuing during
.as W ySmmsT months the new palntial stsapef
trips to Washington, D. C., leaving FortsnoutS.
Gay Line whsrD every Tuesday, Thursday a d
S1turdny at $50 IN, Norfolk nj .;i5 a. M. ' Git
a. $40 III.
Peturning leave Washington on Monday.
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday st 8 a w. arriving
a. Fortress Monroe, 5S, and Norfolk $50 D 10.
ne steamer leaving Washington on Sunday
mornings, arriving IN Norfolk at $50 p m, will
return at Sp anne day.
Fare for the round "trip $3.50, good for return
passage by night steamer same day, or following
morn nc steamer only. The regular night schedule
Will continue as formerly.
tickets on sale Il. q o. Ticket Ofiee, N. s. G., w,
+ Wakes and Company's Office on wharf Tsle-
phone All. D. j. CALLAHAN
Jy2-u Agent
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NORFOLK Va. July IL, 1895.


PrOvisiOms.
-, h-Mnc kerei, No .. IN kegs. Il 81: new
suiall. Sl2 80: new. merilum. oI3 M. No q IN
1ess, $50 Herring. Family Roe barrel,
49,; North Carolina Ont Herring, SO. 25s
$40; Eastern. IN barrels. S2.75a3 90.
JESS fpRE- New. 5l3.50
l!AM-Fork. SIP 60
EAMs--Smlth!iei |. l3aljc
., hrLh NfAls-C ear RIB. &c; fat backs
ssHorLuLns-sugor cured, TIC.
GAcoS--shoulders. 40
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BRRAsTs-Sugar cured, Ole.
IARD-Pure lard. tierces, ITO. cases and
tubs, &c: compound. SIC: tierces. in cases.
sc
CHEEsE-Cresm. iOlnllc; Western Dairy,
ea1Uc.
BurrEI-New York State. dairy. new. 2ia
&c: fresh creamery .2jn2ic; Western. lea ISo.
KEROSENE OII.-tirm: liz degrees. lie;
90 degrees; 13ic; Red. loo degrees, lilo.
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DRAIN.

PEAs-Steady; Black eve peas, s2.bo
per bag Black. Slal.l0 per bushei.
ConN--Southern white. quiet. 5la52c.
OATs-Steady; Mixed. BE; white. 400.
MILL FEED--Market steady; Bran, 6 Is. 90;
shlpStuh. or midllings flS.5O meal, white
bOlted, per so lbs. 6ic.
iIAr-No. Timothy, $780, No. 2, SIG 90
al7.00
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ArRIvE AT NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EMPRESS daily tc.c.ut SUNDAY, Il,
p y. IA. aud Express daily tcxccp; sunday al n
q. M: connect with all rail aud steam line, NJ Nor
folk for the North Las and West Passenger ~ "a
tior loot OF East Nam street. SOrfpI mud Woat g.
arm depot Freight station on Water street,
h As TERN CARulINA DISPATCH, FAST
IL Freight LINZ AMI OLD DOMINION LINE
between ~ points North and fast via Norfolk and
NoriH!I and southern Railroad 10 Eastern North
wnrdcA promptly at low rates.
II For further Information apply 10 the General
ObiCc OF the \. & :. Il. 4. Co, Norfolk, Va.
H. G. HuDGINS,
III. X. KING,
l.tntrll MnnArer
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
July II, 1895.
ARRIVALS

Sohrs Jacob NJ Haskell. Doane New Bod
ford. and Mary Palmer, Ha-kell Philadel-
phia. To WIN Lamb Il Co, for coal.
Schr George L Dudley, Wilson. New York
light.
Schr Donna Il Briggs. Quincy with
gravel.
Schr Newman, Caswell, NV Haven,
to load pig iron
Schr Minnie aud Emma. Clogg Baltimore,
light
Schr John . FerGuson, North Carolina to
Be timore with lumber.
Schr William and James Baltimore light.
pbia, wi Ii coal.
Tug Ocean King, KimbGll. New York. with
barge Annie ii Smith, to VIM Lamb & Co,
tor coal
lug Enterprise. baltimore, with bargcs
Cornelia L Rowland, Mallory AMI Anna.
hight
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D'l'y except SUNDAY. ether time IN w.
No" Tor k"u'rv,rt" Daily from ,it-mnr L. 10
I''hn or EN'cli sun Ry iet.nr, ., t. uut,c,-
Ner,r fu'ihah ala ~ ola 20 ~ 10 III -lmond
anu fAIthr ~ '.t h'u u 20 nDuc.v
80. l-iu Tin 'nnMi liay. l., lhnan >l.ep,rs
''h"ohd I, 'htinna'i aud 'u ,iouS,ite to
Car we. oil t,uiuon.,iIir
50 ',--f"r, y nnai DAILY. Pullman S'ccp,r>
- Il Point 10 Hinton AMI tui,iousyiIl, 10 e. min
naii atid Ioui>vill. Meals scryci on p,,,,.., ,,.
west OF tor ouSy ! g
steamer i.o'',," arrives nj Norro!k daily ig:O5
noon AMI 5:tl = ~
For further information arpy to
Il. T. ROOKIE, Passenger Agent
{. o. Ticker plt,r. ',iautv street
Inter \ lan',r u It-
IL liN b Pc -,
Division a. cn.rr Agent
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Groceries.

COFFEE Steady; Rio. common. lea
l7ic; Fair. l7.alS3c; Good. 19;a2Olc: Choice,
2ln2lsc; Lasuayra. 2iIc; Java. 29a30lc.
SlEups ANp MoLAssEs Steady; Syrups.
Fright lsa23c, Fair Grades. l6 a20c; Porto
Rico, l6. 70 and 26c. as III grade
NEW ORLEANS MoL.ssE'-Quet; Fair. goa
25c: Good. 36a i0c Choice, 45c.
FLoun-Market cas- Western Spring
Wheat, Best Patent Family. S4.75; Winter
Wheat. Best Patent Family, $3.50: Winter
Wheat. Choice Patent Family, si.4O: Choice
Straight Family. Si.2O: Good Family, $500:
Far Family. $3.50; Good Low Family, 1878;
Good Extra. e3. 65: Fair Extra So. 49,
SALrClirm: Liverpool Fine. sl.l2al.25;
q. A.. G5aI5c.
RlcE Milled 5a6c; rice, in rough, ela65e
per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-12
N0fr0lk COTTON MARKETS
OFFICE OF THE YIEGINlAS,
EDITnI Va lnlviI ian-

Seaboard AIRLINE Railroad-For Norfo,t
Q bales.
Norfolk and CIrolina Railroad-For Nor.
folk. Al bales