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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT,
Money Market
Bv Southern Assoclated Praas

b' southern AsSoclated Pro5S,
NEw Your. March 22.-Money Oh call
Psy at 3. per cent; closing ut per cent.
Sterling exchange il firm, with actual bust
l.ss i'll bankers bills at 4S7.aiSS for sixty
lays and 1891 Tor uemanl. Posted rates.
B3lai9O. Commercial bills. iS6ia4S1!.
Soyernment bonds closed strong.
THE STOCK MAGKET-cLoslNG BIDS.
american Cotton Oil. 25.; American Cot
Ion Oil. pref. 7il; Americ II Sugar Rein
prizes, 96l: American Sugar Rehneries pref.
%; American tobacco. 20: American To-
baccC, pref. 1914; At.hison, Toleka and
eanta fe, o.; baltimore and Ohio, 53l; Can
ada Pacific. 81; Chesapeake ana OHIO. III;
son and Quincy. 72s; Chicago Gas Trust
=; Delaware and Lackawanna. l6l3; Distil-
Iers and Cattle Feeders. l4t Erie. 81: Erie.
pref, l7A General Electric, 36S Illinois Con-
,,ral, So Lake Erie ana Western, ~; Lake
Erie and Western, pref. 72i; Lake Shore.
I3Gl; Louisville aud NASHVILLE 5js; Louis
vile, New Albany AMI Chicago. "A; Man
haitian Consolidated, lOSt' Memphis and
Charleston, ~; Michigan Central. %; Mis-
souri, Pacific, 215 Mobile aud Ohio. 10;
Nashville and Chattanooga. 70: United
States Cordage, AZ; United states Cordage.
pre-. q: New Jersey Central. ~! New York
Central 95s; New York and New Eng
sand By; Norfolk and estern, pref. l2t:
Northern Pacific. 80; Nor .hern Pacific. pref.
t5!;, Northwestern. 81; Northwestern, pref,
,S7 Tactic Mail, 81: Heading, 10.: Rock Is
land, G3,: -. Paul. 1869; St laui, pref, ll5i;
Silver Certificates, 63: Tennessee Coal ana
Iron. l5l; Tennessee Coal and Iron. pref.
70 asked; Texas Pacific. 10; Union Pacific,
y, Wabash, 81: Wabash, pref. IA: Western
Union. S7.; Wheeling ana Lake Erie. al2;
Wheeling and Lake Eric, pref. 43f; Alabama
class ~, l0J; Alabama. class b. l05; Alabama
c.sss G, % bid; Louisiana IS, 100 North
'urolina ia, 100; North Carolina 6's, 1877; Ten
ntssec New Settlement 3s. So: Virginia
5s, deiorrel, 81: Virginia Trust Receipts, 81:
Virginia Funding Debt 10: United States
a.. registered III; United states As, cou-
IOns, ll24: United states -. %: Southern
Railway So. So; southern Hallway Conmon,
~ outhern Hallway Common. pref, 500;
South Carolina 4 q, l0i.
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s,Vr:I.uEs>, cUuDr.

TUE NORFOLK. ALBEMARLE AND ALLAN
L TIC HAILEOAU co.
SILAS v. BURT. Ip,
W. V ~ NoRpEH. heceNefs'
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. l, 1885.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
40 III, DAlS ctc.rt sunday Mixed
.!5 a nj. Daily. Through express.
l.:2ipm Daily. Local Express
so J.. Ia. Daily Local T. press
''SVpm, Daily except Sunday. Local EH-
c.5op IN. Scuday only. Through E1-
s:i5p. m. Pal except Sunday. Through
Express.
LEAVE NIRGiSIA BEACH.
GO IN, pntg except Sunday, Through
Express
els o m. Dairy except Sunday. Local Ex-
Ices m. Sunday only. Local Express.
l.l5 pm. la Is except Sunday. Mixed
80 pm. l'aiy. Through tx icss.
So = M. Daily. Local EHllcss.
1:Ou y l'Ily. Local !.Np.Us
Through ESrr 81 Trains make the trip in
lhitty-hve minutes; Local Express Trains
ioIy-hVc minutes.
a Ciair Car attached to all Passenger traius.
B.P HOLLAND.
General superintendent.
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Icg>~ QLDDOMIHI0N STEAMSHIP
&C. COMPHHY.
y FOR NEW YORK.

pAsSENGER Sliii'S ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
l from Npriolk on MoNtAN. III tSDAY, WE'D
m. ! rom New Iork om MONDNY, TiiEsDt y
NEpNL-DAlS, THURSDAYS at - H. M SATUR-
DAYS, I p. IA.
ras>rnG n accommodations unsurpassed
Fare, including meals and S,aicroom berth s 90
Fare. round tip, limited to ti,iriy days. IL 90
FOR ticket, and reservation oil sat rooms apply
AT company "ih,c, - Main Street or at general
ItIi. EtiIMOND- sidp leave Norfolk every
SUNDAY ard TUESDAY cyening, arriving NJ
m9nd the ncNt morning.
TINsE SrssEngts: OF STI:aMEIeS
! Nor. hHmP"n' lua'' Accomack Enoli and
~ ct Wish, sailing daily. except sunday.
tOis OLD ros At $50 and HIS o.
IN. and 3ij l. m; Portsmouth, G;l5 and i0:U5 and
900 . M; Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk At aud 1880
tnt NJ ,MrrON-At lrI5 a. N. aud a4j
=. m; Pay Line 1880 a M aud y. M Portsmouth,
iois >iw rE'itt NEWS ANuSNuTu
isEtD Al 2;'I ? m Portsmouth, 30 p. M;
i1iS AS, aND WAGE nrvEttx-
DALI. except sunday, leaving Companys wharf
AZ $50 A. m; PORTSMOUTH, 6Ij u M; Bay Line
OK "a, IL. rn0t0sIN sND SEW
nc Hit titH- Touching a. 0ld Point eay
inc Company wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
ami FRIDAYS at s!D "a m: Portsmouth, SIS Il. M
BAY Line Wharf. Norfolk, at . i. M; returning
Enis NANSrMDND HgvEts AND
>tf RoLtt-At u. M; Portsmouth, $40 D. m;
connc,tins at suffolk with ". l.. Co. Il; X. and 5
Hui &. Il. Il.
freight for Mathews, Back, roquosim, Ware
severn ana Nanhrmond MYERS must lie prepaid
Ns.N az "a i>oE.iN isaVs FOR
mcrly N y. s W. H. l.-Steamcr Albemar!c leaves
Norfolk for Washington sc. Mondays al =. IN;
lndays ~ I a. IA. earring freight and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar, Pungo aud
Iamiico rivers.
freight FOR Newbern, y, c. received a. y and
:. /. Il depot.
Freight received daily, except sunday, until On.
IN. NJ, Is. CROWELL,
Agent.
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A TLANrIc AND pANvILLE RAILWAY

sCHEDULEIN EFFECT July lsr, 1894
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily,
e:2u u.
Leave We: Norfolk daily. g:Ij y. IN.
Tor nanvIl!. ami aii int mediate stations ar
rivi At panv He a. 5.2i =. M.
lAarc Norfolk, ':10p. tai.
Leave W, 81 N,rolk. $50 +. M.
Tor I.awrcuccv. H. aud Intermediate points ar
irving ia1r.n,cril'c az . T.. IN.
Leave Lawrturcyilic iuiiy except Sunday nj q
=. NJ, arriving nj awhile az 10 T. IN
tVuhecliun made q, lianvillc and leilress June
tiuu I'LL points ia the Southern Railway system:
at lrnni'tou Junction Tor Durham outu Ro>ton
and all points on the Durham Division of the y.
~ ". Il. x.
Pullman Sleeper between panvilc. Ashcvillc
Atlanta Augusta, M,nrhi, aud New Orleans
Tickets on safe and bIR.a.c checked al Wakes
Agency, Count any's Agency a. wharf Norfolk,
W. v ii. Williams Ageuc!, Portsmouth:
w II. TAl LOR.
General Passenger Agent.
CliAS. o. HhlNES superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

"Perhaps you would not think so.
put very large proportion of disease
IN New York comes from cnrelessness
about catching cold" says DIR. CYRUS
Edson. 1T Is such simple thing and
so common that few people, unless it is
case OF pneumonia, pay any attention
to cold. There are great many cases
OF cataErh and consumption which have
u cir origin III this neglect of the sim
plest precantion OF every day life. The
most sensible advice is, when you have
ono get rid of 1t as soon as possible.
ny oil means do not neglect it," DR..
Edson does not tell you how to cure
cold, but we will. Take Chsmberlain's
Cough remedy. 1t will relievs the
lungs, aid expectoration, open the SO.
cretlons and soon effect q permanent
cnre. 20 and 80 cent bottles for sale
by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23
Merchants Z Miners TRANSPORTATION CO
DIRECT ROUTE.

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PRoVIpENCEANp SAVANNAH.
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
at t. u IN. lUi; BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY aud SATURDAY ut p. m.
FARES 70 BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
First class, Including meals and saloon
-" 'i"ln pritl .................S % 90
second class. inoudn. meals and berth. 90
FOR SaVANNAU.
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY at
tn,g First class, including meal. and
bunk ~ a. nm
Poishablc Freight sent viz Providence. for
Na''ch hy early train to Noston aud at the same
'Hc rs ny direct steamers TO Boston.
Ferlshnblc frcghts not receive later than 5.aO
p m on calling day of Boston sh PSI $50 sailing
days OF Providence ships.
For further information apply to
L. II. WEIGHT Agent. Norfolk. Va.
A. -. STibBlNS, Asst 'r.riil Mgr
W i. l llNEl:, General Pas. Agent
j. g. WiiITNtN. frunc. Manager
General Offices, Baltimore, Md.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

NORFOLK AND RAPPAuANNOCK ROUTE
~ On aud amer SUNDAY, December 3Oth the
steamer Essex will leave Bay Line wharf, Norfolk
every Sunday at "a. M. for Iappahonnock and in
termediate Landings. Freight for these points re-
eeived SATURDAYS. For landings beyond Tappa-
hammock freight received AS usual.
WM. RANDALL, Agent, Norfolk,
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pOANOKE, NORFOLK AND
II BALIIMDRE STEAMBOAT co
commencing TUESDAY, June 10Th 1921, tic
steamers OF TINS liue will leave Bay Line wharf
every Monday aud husday at 8 4. M. for Rail-
more and ave Baitim r., Pier No 81 Light strc.i
MAJ mai rSery ineslay aud Saturlay al . F. nj
ra,.,o WM RANDALL,
''"PA'Hs % Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

New YORK. March 22.-Kale, Nor
folk, &l.15; Spinach, Norfolk, Sl.7;
C12.25.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23

Nry- ,orh rruck.uar,,c,.

Market steady; Prime. &C; strictly primo
&c; fancy. &c, common. lallc. Spanish, soc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-23
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(NLsriHULE LINITED.)

Leave Norfolk 4.3j p m. arrive
E!chmond 900 T. IN. connecting ior
Washington, BslImore Phiiadcl-
pima aud New York. Returning,
leave Richmond 900 a ~ arrive
Norfolk II p ~. Stops only al
suffolk, Waverly and Petersburg
Sccoud-cass ti'kcts no. accented
for pa. sage on these trains.
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
900 ~, arrive AT Richmond Il:Oj
N. Returning leave Il richmond
6;iOp m; arrive at Norfolk $40 pm.
fH i'Ilhcr information as to tickets rates bag
E1ge, creeks, etc, call on or address Il " COUEi-
~ District Passenger Agent; G. H. BOsLEY
lIGket Agent, 90 Main stree, corner of Grauhy or
I. J. Finch, Agent, depot Norfolk aud Western
I'iIToau. w. n. BEVlII,
General Passenger Agent
General Office, Roauoke Va
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
VIM W',
GRAIN.

NORFOLK, Va. March %, 1895.
Grain.
fEAs-Steady; Black eve peas, 5000
per Gag; black. 9Oca:l per bushel
ConN-Southern white. l3ai4c.
90 oArs-Steady; Mixed. 37a3sc.; white, Ala
MILL FEED-Market steady; tpran, $500;
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.
SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY oTIlEl:
LINE.
THROUGH DAY And NIGHT EMPRESS EACH
WAY.

WAY.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT JAN. 20, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
go a. M daily except sunday tporsnouth
High street, 80 Il. uil Arrive at Pih.n-
d"Ipha 5:52 y. m, New York Mt SIS
T..
LEAVE NORFOLK.
ESQ r. III. daily uurtsmrUth. Ilish sire {. GoQl
AtrlvrU ihiiadcli hia 5l0a ma New
York i,ij a M.
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
700 a. IN. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street GI0)
Having New York y. M, I'hila ic,phia
li;lG T.. III.
ARRIVE At $OEFOLk
$40 y. III. daily, except sunday Portsmouth,
ilGn street, sta y. M. having New
YORK al a n; I'hiladcij hia 10. "a a. In
'I".e connection made with all ral ana sound
lines To aud from Bosom.
Pullman >i,cpine Cars on night trains between
jersey City. Philadelphia aud Cape Charles ruil-
~. Fun and Far or cars ON day trains between
Phl7i, iIiia and cape Charles.
rs-lhr'ngh tickets sold and baggage checked
NJ Wakes Agency, under Atlantic iiotcl, and on
inesteamtrs. H. T.. COOKE.
Gcnct al Agcut,
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SHIPPING NEWS,
Port Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
March %, 1896.
hRpIVSIC

nr stmp oaklands. Blacilin. Tampa to
sal ell. gu"
Br tmp Berwick. pollexfew. hil,delphia
10 ampico. to Vim Lamb * Co. Coaled ana
y stmp Carlton, dam. Liverpool 10
Sailed. --'
schr Hester ~ Waters. Foxwen, Balti.
cargo. "'4
light. '''o' g
MEMORANDA
Stmr Queenstown passed in the Capes at
1872 m Nv
Barktn White Wings pass.d ont the Capes
CLEARED.
Ser Fac sherman New Haven. with coal
ihrso )aniel Jenny, Hobokeu or New
lCrk, with coal.
SAILED.
~ Ut stmh Oswald. Attree, Hamburg, by
barber O. with gen raj cargo.
Schr NJ Harlow, SO or. Su.,oik. Ipht.
sehr Abbie Dodge, to Sea for bluefish.
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NJ : I Horfo|kaWestsrn R.R.
EDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER l.. 1891
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER l.. 1891.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
|'iu a.iHn.-lh he chicago Exprc<s-for
Petersburg. tEic IA az a. n 4,
ANA Washington. nthU Tor
Abnchbur., EsonnOKc a..
Hnns"rd. tfiucg,rin, Po-
cnh"utas. fkcnuya, IL
ltiinb.Is and thIrn.o.
Sleeper H0anokc tu , a.
iunbUs without CHANGE
NisO Tor RuinsIi. Issi .,ui,
hnONNiiic, thaiiunoo.n
nnd Intermediate Points
fuiiItnn = ~cprr.Isndtord
Ia th'.ti;I,tOuEH.
ly:-O y. 10. -t,r Petersburg, Ealiord, Pulaski.
Bristol; also Tor Biuciied, and 10
,ahont = ais, for Rocky Mount
a"d all "a IONS on Wiusion-~il,ui
uIvis on Ha, Pullman SLEEPER
Norfolk % Il auoke. Connects at
Eosnokc 1t 1:IO IA with Wash
inetou and Chattanooga limited
for all points South and Wet Pull
man slcsperS Roanoke TO Memphis
aud NJ" orleans. Din ne car at
iachel.
a Il RI Norfolk daily, $50 IN, 1875 a III
sGipm.
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Rough Rice Wanted.

Five thousand bushels, highest mar.
ket price. Il. L. Owen, 275, 277, 279
Water street,
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poANoKE AND cAsulE RIVER LINE

STEAMER LUCY
leaves foot Commerce street every wednesday at 4
y, M. for rlN mouth and Rolboke river landings rs
high as Palmyra, y. c., Windsor and all Cashie
river landings Freight received daily.
TIE NOTTINGHAM & WRENN Co,
Phone No. l2s. Agents,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-23

Steamer CAilkas viii san today ~
Alaskan norts.
stcgasa~ Unats'la arrived this mcrnAns
at o'clock from san Francisco.
Steamer Sigrssl sailed yesterday Tor Nn,.
nainso, to load a cargo Of coal for A.
ioraa~
Fishing schooner Ss. Lawrence sAsI>d
yesterday for the halihut banks or pix-
on's Entsancc.
Hawaiian bark Mauaa Ala cleared ycs-
ssrssay from Port Riakeiey with 10000
feet Of iagaber for Honolulu.
The following storm bulletin w.. -.
ceivea by Capt. Hatfield yesterday: 'sren
a, IA. hoist information signal. STORM
central of Oregon coast. barometer m.
Ing in north. Moderate or shore. Gales
along coast
Steamer waila walia VIII sail today
for san Francisco with y full cargo OF
freight and the following passengers: ].
T. Duffy. c. w. Young. Mrs. I. Deven-
dorf. A. @. Mailer. Mr.. Caches, Willard
Records wife and child. Mira. n. Ro-
main, Il. Frssch. A. Il. Barnes. Mrs.
Wells. II. X, osasil MIR. Leo Daft and
family. and forty In the Storage.
Steamer City OF Topeka sails today for
Alaska With 200 tons OF general freight
and tho following passengers. Mrs. s..
NJ. McGrates. Morgan j. Nell. II. l..
Cheney. Mrs. r. l., Cheney. Il. NJ.
Pound. Frank Pceksteia. Mrs. Frank
Feekstein, Annie Brusin. George l.. Rice.
IL. A. Bauer. f.. Armstrong. r. L.
Holmes L. j. weimer. and full steer
age.
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mutton are up H. cent. Lamb .ra
PORK are down 1-2 cent.
West strees tohbexs r.rsv4 ss.~ r,,.x
aess On me Hhois Is exceptionally eooa
.oE .ne season and tha3 me osstsook for
sne future Is bright.
IN fruits fancy apples are scz-ce ans
ksoa stocks are well CLEARED M Or
1hses are N nre csnasfscn. ana dea,-
eTs Predict q stiff srlavket 8, s.fx ire
tnro1Shosyt the season. Taerr "a Az
cvessuppsy OF lenSnan on hard. as,r cha
Wospect Is for much bower PRICES.
M Sle local produce market vs.ssSr-
Gays business Rus fairly nm RI -
mark. 4 new variety OF or1sous rar,ro
D1otners, has been put upon the mar
Net. and are quJted at 81 50 per hun-
uIs1- sweet potatoes on account Of
easT poor carrying qualities are duh
ssisefs al Dc per pound. Virginia pea-
nuts are or I cent per pound. ohio
cnestnuts are out OF the marker
Poultry dealers report recesxss fay,,r-
on, but no Improvement IN xs,e ae~,,. .,,.1
sellers. = A''s =
The market is about cleaned M on
I1e7sa ranch eggs. An increased con-
SUMPTION - moving eggs freely. bu,
. not advancing the prices. Eastern
packed egss are practically on, OF tn.
Market
ine Feed market has frightened con-
siaerably during the week. and ioi,berz
are Dresiscting an increase in ha,siuesa
during the immediate future. Oats are
exceptionally firm at ST per TON. With
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-23
MARINE NEWS.

FORT Townsend. Jan. 2e.-Speciai.- ne
cargo OF lumber. sea.oao feet o. Australian
timber. OF the derelict bark southern
cnicf. WAS sold today al auction 10 l.. IL.
Hastings for $50. Only on hid was re-
eeived- The underwriters suar1n,sea
the cargo against sii claims for Salvage.
Tho purchaser has not definitely decided
what he viii do with .he cargo.
Clearest-Nor sh sasa. l.sss tons. Cant.
I. oftkiaht. frosn Por. Blakeley. for
Dcidrecht. Holland. with ssaSi feet OF
rough lumber. valued at sTlT5.S7.
Arriyed-Steamer Umatslla, from San
Francisco. for Sound ports. To sail to-
morrow-Ship Dashing Wave, from Ia
coma for San Francisco.
hoouiam. WASH. Jaa. eo.-Saaled--yor
Honolulu. schr o. NJ. kellogg. Arrivesi--
From San Francisco. schr San Buer,n-
ventura for Hoouiazn: schrs Sailor Boy
and ottilie Ford Cor Aberdeen: schr
Guide. for Cosmopoiis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-23
SAN FRANCISCO MAKKErA


San Francisco, Jan. .s-The wheat mar
ket opened at a further decline this morn
ing. The Chicago price OF May wheat
went down to IS 1-sc. and there was
drop In the same option ct the local call
board to 81 Use. Other options, the SPOT
market and the wheat trade generally
continued weak. At the regular session
of the call beard a small reaction &C.
CURED and May wheat recovered to 90 1-sc
In sympathy With slightly firmer tone
In the Chicago market, where May re-
acted 10 IS Lie.
Financial.
Silver ba s, 50 1899 5-Sc.
Mexican dollars. 5lq5l l-2c.
Drafts. sight, IL lie; telegraph, a0c.
aiHinG stc~~
Alta, 81: Andes. s.; Belcher, As: Best &
Belcher. 81; Bodie Con-, 81; Bullion. IL;
Buiwer Con. 10; Caledonia, 0S: Challenge
Con, 3; Choilar, 80; Confidence, "a; Con-
Gala. and Va, $50; Con. Imperial. OF: Con-
New York, 02: Crown Point. So: Gould &
Currie. 81; Hale & Norcross. IS; Justice,
21: Kentucky Con-. %; Mexican. 90; Mt.
Diablo, 10; Ophir. los; Overman. IL: Po-
tosi. As: Savage. As; Scorpion. o.; Sierra
Nevada. AZ; Silver Hill. 05; Union Con-,
20; Yellow Jacket. 81
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Tacoma Marine news.

Tacoma. Jan. Especial. Emmett f..
Hunt. captain OF the steamer Victor was
married to Miss Henrietta Middiese.l yes
tcrday.
Tug Boyden brought in Sig boom OF
logs from Utsalasay TO the st. Paul and
Tacoma mill today.
Steamer umatilia will arrive from San
Francisco tomorrow.
George ]. Beck. a Presbyterian mis-
ssossary from New York. viii leave for
his field OF work in the Indian Mission M
Sitka, Alaska, on the steamer City OF To-
peka tomorrow.
Schooner Jennie Wand arrived today
in ballast from San Francisco to load
lumber TT the st. Paul and Tacoma mall
for the same port.
Steamer Willamette is duo from San
Francisco to load wheat for the Parirc
Coast Steamship Company.
Steamer Multnomah took eighteen tons
of groceries TO Olympia today.
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ne vrarmEE Is DEcxxBxA

-. ,sautfzv review OF che weather Of
..ssnxson for December. 1884. Was Is
- s<,xeraay By George n. Salisbury.
1890 81 the state weather bureaz. and
< = tois9Es:
e.vtrx and cosnparssoEi.--Dec embier.
- ~ ror normal month. but was
~e.wur<hy for rs how mean temperature.
/ ,ueteh vas about degrees below the nor
- ana rs deficierny IN precipitation Of
.suey IN inch and a half. TIE hast nine
80 II he month were unaisuaiiy pleas
3 - sepecsaily for Western Washington.
s :, MN ocszarrsng during that period A
- ara Storm. waaicn Will hong be rermem-
80 abr IFS great severity. prevailed
~.sz fhe eoast and Souni region from the
a % the 18th. During this storm the
4 fs.v,u,<,er sourhe<l the hawess point IN re-
srst ysars, heavy ran fell. ard high gales
asxxref, doing great damage 20 ssap-
sx. There was Considerable SNOW dur
- Dc fnoseh particularly IN the eastern
xxt Il he state. The coolest day was
raersz7y Che 18Th; the weiaynass day oc-
exrxa on 6Afferene dates in different 10
A<itieA
6urxuary OF Temperature. Mean
uaaktzy temperature. Eastern Washing
tm. rs. mean monthly temperature,
Western Washington, 37.i, mean monthly
nrger2suse for the s1Ise. 2s.6. which IS
Ire years The highest temperature OF
q nnrS4n Was 50 at Walisl Walia On the
III. tAe acwea; was S below zero at. Wa
sAvsse on Are 21t1r. The greatest mnzatn-
b mge WIS So az Fort Spokane; the
M was Is at T'aAooan island. Mean
nsxe In Eastern Washington. 81; IN
Western Washington. g.
Summary OF Precipitation Mean total
pn1piSazion In Eastern Washington. 1.96
srchss: mean total precipitation In West
81 Washington. $50 inches; mean 'tJsai
ueeipiAtiom for fise state, s.35 inches. or
iH inches bsssuw the average for the past
ase years TIE greatest amount occurred
4 Neaa bay. ii.ss inches. the feast
aasDux at Kennewiclx. 0.55 inch. Snow IN
ezsts considerable amount fen on tho
eaxEusa side OF the Cascades: al Cas-
ca1s tunnel there Was si inches during
a. mSsssh
Miscellaneous The prevailing sind was
f;pm me east tn both Eastern and Vest
~ Washington. Very high gales oc-
cured along the coast. The east aver
axei clear days; tho west IL: days with
nsn IA Tue eastern part. s; in the west
80 part Il. Lunar halo ON the Sth ait
Asae. SaSht earthquake shack on oh at
lAkessse. MaAibTe observer Says mean
iealIeraatfTa Is lowest since 1854. yaahon
u<isTe On tise asas barometer read SIS,
ne ssSesf recorded on this island in three
rsasx Uiga-Mean teigpegsaxure. below
hsfiIsa. rainfall four incesos below aver
sse Tsconsa--Tae special phenomenon OF
We mussih was the low baromet-
neA pressure on the 9Th, during
Ue heavy gales along the Ia
enc COAST. regssteiesf 2s.ss. q. fail OF 1.5s.
reasiesf fan ON record ascse. smahoanlsss---
ssFisEasas week WIS simply ideal winter
xeeiief; clsar As a bell. AMI not 200 czSsli.
ss' sesd enough % give vsgor ANA zesE To
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-23
Eessan weea Market.

Boston. Jan Se--The wool market has
oecn generally quiet the past week. al
though trade was of = fair average. The
outlook was undoubtedly better than i.
was one week ago ard the manufacturers
seemed DISPOSED TO take hold Of the raw
material with more freedom. Manufac-
furers have. however. different opinions
as to the prospects for the value OF wool.
II ~ believed that as the market Is now
sstuated. prices viii be Influenced largely
by the London sales.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-23
FOkkIGN MAitEkf

Liverpool. Jan. -wheas-Stsafy: de-
u,ans4 poor. No red winter. IS II. No.
2 red spring. IS Sd: No. hard Manitoba,
So af-sd: No. i California. IS I'D Fu-
lures opened steady with near and Dis
tart positions Id lower. closed steady
with near positions Ia1 I'D lower. dis
tant positions ii lower, business about
equally distributed. January. Is I'D:
rebrssry. Is sI-2d; March. Is ia April,
e. 7f-ai: May. 4s "a; June, IS Sd
Corn Spot dali: American mixed rev.
II. Futures opened dull. with near and
distant Positions Id lower. closed weak
with near positions i-sT1s lower. and
dsstan. positions led lover: business