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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-15
Among Our Cotton m.n,

The cotton crop is enjoying splendid
weather.
Spot cotton in Liverpool declined
Lied. Sales of the week $4,000 bales
against 81, 600 bales same time last year.
Contracts declined 2 to 3.64ths, and
closed quiet.
Future contracts in New York closed
quiet, 6 to points decline. August,
7.O2 to 7.03; October, 7.09 to 40;
January, 7.20 to 7.2l
The Board of Directors of the Cotton
Exchange have appointed a special
committee to prepare letter equiring
tho use of standard bngglng for the
better protection OF cotton.
B. Newgrass. Esq, President of the
Atlantic Il Danville K. r., has been duly
approved by the Board of Directors of
the Cotton Exchange as visiting
member.
The crop movement for past week is
as follows:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-15

l. OF RICHMOND PETERSBURG, Old 20 Mt
J. CLAREMoST. NEWPORT MEMS and I4nrs
ratiOu CumnsDr'. E!e ant STEAMER ~, AIiD>I,~
leaves Cyde's Wharf, Noriolk, every TUESDAY,
at Portsmouth, old Point Newport News gons
md returning, arriving ~ Eichmoni ft,oui D.
m connecting tn ali evening trans. Fare to
Eichmond Sl.Sp fare TO Richmond aud return
a. so isIc 10 Richmond seconds lass 81. Tickets
much chc'per ihaI hv any otheF route to Rich
moud, Petersburg Waverly IiloIsiord aud static
Atlantic and panVille railroad MHd al point.
via Richmond. Tickets lur sale ~ ticket agencie,
OF Wake S son II Brandt and on board steamer.
CO Freight received daily, Sunday excepted, Tor
hllRboye named points.
JAMES W. McCARRI7K
Agent
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New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.
Cape
Charles
Route

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 5. 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
ISS a N. daily, except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, $50 q. ny Arrive at Phila
delphia 6:52 p. M; New York Mt 1888
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Clio p. 70. daily. Portsmouth, High street 5:y)
arrive nc Philadelphia $40 a. m y New
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
900 a m. daily, tportsmouth, High street, o.10)
Leaving New York p. M; Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
sio0 p N. daily, except sunday-(Portamouth
High street, s:l6 p. MI leaving New
York at a. a.; Philadelphia, 10. 20 a. m
Ito. close connection made with all rail and sound
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape Charles. Pull.
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
ny-Threugh Tickets sold and baggage checked
st Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel and -
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Chicago MARKETS..

Isnged ss follows: Wheat closed lower.
Corn closed lover Oats closed lower.
Fork closed lower
wuLAT-June.s7S; Jnlv, 7Sia7s;; Septem-
Der. 79i. Closing-June. II; July. al; Sep
sember, 7S..
coRS-Juue, 5o;; July, tos; September, SO.
Clusing-June. i9t: July Sos: September. 81,
OAIs-June 80. July, 29i; September. 2a;a
Eye. ClosinG-June, 29i; July. 2g;a29t Sep
sember 29I.
roRK--July, l242l: September, 1870. Clos
ing-Iuly, l2.40 September. 1870.
LARp--July. G.55; September. CTS. Clos
fnG-July. G.57t: September, 6.i7,.
klPs-July 621i; september. t.47I, Clos
fng-July, $50; September, c, 90.
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Cotton ILnrttafs.

1.vERPooL. June l4.-l28O p. m:-Coltou
auiet; prices e0sie.; American mddling.
2 I'D. Salos, 500 bales; Amer can, 100
bales; speculation ana export 800 bales; re-
feipts. 900 bales; American. 2.iU0 bales.
NEW Y0RE,Juue II Cotton futures closed
quiet. Sales, 1871 500 balei. Middling gulf,
T lac; middling uplands. l-Ic.June, + o.;
suiy. W: August. O2. September Z OG;
Cct Der, sB; November. II: December
I l5i January, 20; February, %; March
$50. -
he total lie. consolidated receipts OF cot
ton reported from all ports to-day were
i'6oS bnles export 10 GreSt Britain. $500
sai2s; 10 France ealea; to Continent
LASS bales; stock, Al $40 bales.
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IT, OLDDOA!H!9H STEAMSHIP.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

pAsSENG Err SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
l - from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUESDAY, WED.
WEDEEeDAYs. THURSDAYS at p. m, sATJE
Passenger ACCOMMODATIONS unsurpassed
Fare, including meals and stnterooin berth IS eQ
Fare, round trip limited to thirty days.. Is %
For hckets ana reservation OF stat rooms apply
at Coinpany's office, ~ Main street or at general
0' FOR KiCHMoND-sh leave Norfolk everv
THURSDAY p. m. , and leave Newport News every
SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening. ARRIVING II
Richmond the next morning.
TIME, , sn,saEp,U.E OF srEAMERa
i rfs,s rls1 1s fs'E s1ssp' sunday
ami 305 p. NJ; Bay Line Wharf Norfolk at s: by
ana FOE o ii ii aai az 1l15 M ana sd,
p. bay Line, ii:Soa. In. and p. mi Portsmouth,
l w i ai:S q r 81 7; M News AND smuTH
FL R3o p. M; Portsmouth, 2S5 p. IA;
Si ZOE na' S Elns. > h 4 II wAmE 1.IvEna-
at $50 2. mi PORTSMOUTH. 6i5 q. nj Bay Line
Iois IsAGik And POQUOsIN RIy-:
ERs-Tpuchns a. Old Point leaving campsnys
!: a. M. Bay Lin. wharf Norfolk. at SIS a. NJ
fe,usn,hS , les' RAVE Thursday Thurs-
day and saturday from CompAny's Wnarist s:s.
r TS1 "" TaS Sesi aiS SSs AND
sUEFOl.K-Ats ~, M; Portsmouth, alo p. mi
ooDneeting at Suffolk with s. tnd e. r.
Severn and Nnnscmond rivers must DO nrepeIe
MIA sra CAROLYN sesEVsStssN---for-
Norfolk for washington N. C.. Mondays az 4 .. m.s
Il ~ DAYS at a. NEAR Ing freight for NeshspRe
ton and point. on the Tar. Pango and Pauiico
Freight for .Nsvbsrn.N. c., received .. n ana
FTsaht rscclred daily. except SUNDAY; NATL
10 Agent. Is
d oANoKE, NORFOLK AND +:
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co. !
Commencing TUESDAY June 25th,. 1854. tfas
every Monday and thursday At s. .. M. for BaitSl
more and leave Baltirne re, Plsr No. ~ stfts
wharf. "vcrv Tue.hny ana Saturday ~ . ~ q
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NE NosFOLk, ALBESiARLE AND ATI.AH
= TIC hAlLRuAU co.

hE NORFOLK, ALBLMARLE AND ALLAN
TIC RAILguAu co
S,Is W. burt.
n,,,p ~ ", VAN NoRDES. receivers.
TIME LIABLE No. lin EFFECrsUNDAY.
'oN@ 'rh' 1913. AT & o,LOUK A. NJ.
LEAVE NORFOLK,
200 N. daily ex,ep, sunday. throuvh .,n,o.,.
arrive Virginia Beach 7:8s M 'Npte'''
zoo IN. daily except Sunday. mixed; arrive yir-
ginia Beach 9l5 m. w.
$50 m, Sunday only. local oxprcs,. n,rira VII
ginia beach 9:i5 M VIZ
iooo M daily ,hr9 'gh eIp'es' arrive Virginia
,oo. v'rsinin Beach ii4o IN. ''''' arrive
'--' ~, dniiy, local express; arrive Virginia
$3.50 p m, daily, through express; arrive Virginia
haven h.neI, o and Ocoana) arrive Virginia
7;2o M, daily local express; arrive Virginia
1880 m, daily except sunday, through express
arrive Virginia Peach 1l:U6 y N.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
500 m, Monday only Htops only al o,eana
folk $40 m
6;tSa IN, daily except Monday stop, only IL.
b,cina, Iynnhavcn and KcIul syi lie: ar
live Nor ok 7:2j II M
SIS III, daily exeent Sunday, local express. mr.
rive NvriOk quo Il Ia.
sS5 III, eunday gu y. local express: arrive Nor
'olk 10. u IN.
lis p IN, oaily excerpt Sunday, mixed; arrive Mo-
folk 2;25 M.
2l5 p ~, dail'. through express arrive Norfolk
25lpm
$40 M, daily local express; arrive Norfolk 4:55
6'iO IN, daily, through express; arrive Norfolk
di5pm.
$50 III, daily except SUNDAY. through express
arflv, Norfolk 800 pm.
''"o III, sunday only, through express; arrive
No"olk 1895 y Ia.
1880 IN, ally Hc,pt Su, day. through express;
arrNo Norfolk li:O5 j. M
Trains stop oniy OH siunol NJ Intermediates
stations To MT oil or take passengers
through ExprcsS Trains mako tho trip In
lofty five minutes
Chair Car is attached to all Passenger trains.
seats 70 cents each.
B.f. HOLLAND,
GeneTui Superintendent.
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a." 80 - paiy connects with h. C. L. train % for
No. 10" Daily except sunday, makes close con-
nection ~ iobsood for Washin gton,N c. Kins-
ION, y. T. plymouth: n. c. aud ali Eastern Caro-
una POINTS; al Mt Rocky Mount with A. C /.
tram rs Tor ali points south 49,
linns arrive 81 Norfolk Cos p. III. daily. Also
al iO?o A. IN. daily. except Sunday.
1aSgage checked at company's Norfolk wharf
and also al office OF Passenger and Ticket Agent
96 Main street. e'
For tickets to al points South. sleeping cor
reservation and general inforInatioun. call on ~
address J. 4. NEUGEBAUER,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES J.. MAUPiN,
General Forwarding Agent.
7. NJ EMERSON,
GIN. SERtEI.,
General Manager Norfolk.
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SAILED.

"Many OF the citizens of Rainsvi lie
Indiana are never without bottle of
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy in the
house," says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place. This Rem edy
has proven of SO much Value for colds
Group and whooping cough in children
that few mothers who know it's worth
are willing to be without it. For sale
by ell druggists.
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HRItin,nrc nIarIsrfa.
TEE STOCK MApKET-cIosINd BIDS.

BALTIMORE, June l.-FIour fairly active
Western supertne, :2Sja3,t0; Western
extra s3.25a3.75- do Family S3.s5ai25; win
yer wheat patents. 81 25a !. 80: spring do 81. IS
sL60: do straight. Si.lTnI25. Wheat uiet
aud easy; No q red. 77ia77io; Steamer No 2
sed. 7I.a75c. Southern wheat by sample,
ssaSUc: do on grade. 16aTsc. Corn weak:
So2 mixed. 54a54.c; Southern white corn,
&c; do yellow.5sc. Oats. steady; NJ white
Western. 37IaSSc: No mixed " estern. "a C
Esked. Righteousness pork, SI+ 80; bulk
shoulders, &c; short rihsidcs ,7,c. clear sides
Sic; sugar cured shoulders. 7Sc: hams. large
al!c. small, lilo: Lard, refined, Sc, Coffee
Dull: No 7,l6c. Sugar, quieti graduated,
$40.
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,Dailv B-BreaEfast D-Dinner. H-Supper
No II connect at Weldon with A. c. Line. Pull
man s.Ie.pers Portsmouth 10 to Atlanta. Ga.
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays con.
neIls ~ rankin with steamers Olive for Eden
Ton ana land ms on the river. Connects at
Raelsh With Southern Railway for Asneville. N.
r. l.. " " -
No 400 and II. vesibus Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper
Portsmouth 10 ttlqmia, va. onncts directly at
Atlanta, with w and A Il. L for CHATTANOOGA
Nashville, and AL points West Connects with
and W. y. r. r. for Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest
AEEiVE.
mo 40, Atlanta iuecial 7H0a m
tNo. So: Mail and Express $3.50 m.
For tcke:s ana baggage checked to all points
& neral iniorust on, call on or address W " n
Williams; ~ High stie.t, Portsmouth. s.
4. J. ANDERSON. J. W. BROWN Jr
Gen. Pass. Agent. Pass. and Ticket Agt.
h. 81. JOHN, JOHNiH. WEDER,
Ce,4 - -
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Norfolk Va. Juno Is, 1895
Produce.

rorITEY- Chickens. old, 25n3Oc; spring
Chickens. l2la25c.
EaGs-Wholesac l0c per doz.
iiEEswAx-2sc per pound
TRUCK--Irish potatoes Eating potatoos
e225a2 so per sack. IIaymans dun. Sl.UOa
l.2a; yellow. SlOOal35. Onions f276 per
Bag; Bermuda onions. sl.13 crate.
SoGlhkhN fhuIrS-fananas. Sl25 per
bunch: oranges Sorrento. ner HOY 90 10
2neoanuts. :i.0D per bag OF 100; pineapples
aasc; lemons. $3.50.
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sixty days and 1891 for demand. Posted
gates. 4s9n4eU. Commercial bills, 4S7taASS.
Government bonds frm.
TEE STOCK MARKET-cI.osISd BIDS.
american Cotton Oil. 27l: American Cot
tor Oil, tref, TSs: American Sugar REIN
cries, l11t; An ericsn Sugar i;etineries. pref.
lc0s; American Tobacco. lli American To-
Santa Fe. 100: baltimore and Ohio, CPS: Cam
ada Pacific. 5Si; Chesapeake ana Ohio. 22i:
Chicago and Alton, l52 Chicago. Burling-
ION and Quincy. ssh; Chicago Gas Trust. Is;
delaware and Lackawanua. 162: DiStil
ers and Cattle Feeders. ~, Erie. lOi: Erie.
yref.. % asked; General Electric. 35;: Illinois
Central, &c. axe Erie and Western. 2il Lake
Srie and Western, pref. S3t; Lake Shore,
s47;; Louisville and Nashville, 5Si: Louis
vile. New Albany and Chicago. IS; Man
Ration Consolidated, IL s;Memphis and Char
ieston. 10 asked; Michigan Central. 02i:AIs-
souri Pacific. 29s: Mobile and Ohio. %
Nashville and Chattanooga. 65: United
states Cordage, 81; Unitod States Cordage.
pref. 81; New Jersey Central. 100l: New
York Central, 102i; New York and New Eng
sand. 49,; Norfolk and Western. pref. al;
prof, lsi; Northwestern. @9l; Northwestern;
Pref. l45: Pacific Mail. 81; Heading, Is;
sock Island, 72t: StPaul, 6S3: st. iaul.pre'.,
a22!; Silver Certificates, 81: Tennessee Coal
ana lron,32 ::ITenneBsee Coal and Iron. pref,
g.; Texas Pacific. l2.: Union Pacific.
S3t: Wabash. 81; Wabash. pref. l9l: Western
Union. 93I: Wheeling aud Lake Erie. 143;
wheeling and Lake Eric pref. i6:: Alabama
riassA. l07; Alabama. class y, l0T: Alaba-
Rna class @. 81; Louisiana Is. 100; North
Carolina As, 100; North Carolina G's, 1856
Tennessee New Settlement SIS, 81: yir-
Rinia 6s, deferred, 81: Virginia Trust Re E
ecipts,Gi; Virginia Funding Debt eli; United
States As, registered lll4; United states As
coupons. ll3; United States rs. ~: South
srn Railway SIS, 9S:: southern Railway
Common l4t; Southern Halfway Common,
pref, 4lA; South Carolina Us, l07.
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Norfolk Cos,ou unru.ts.

UFflCE OF The NinGINTlN,
NORFOLK, Va. Juno IA, 1895.
Atlantic ana Dan'ille Railroad-For Nor
folk. ~ bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For Nor.
folk, Is bales,
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
June "a, 1895.
ARRIVALS.
Tug o. oan King with barge Coal King, to
Wm Lamb i Co, for coal.
MEMORANDUM.
CAFE HENRY, Va. June li.-l2 M.-Cloar.
Southwest wind; 10 mics. Light sea.
CLEARED.
Sohr Simmons, Griffith. New York,
with H. mber.
Schr taunie q Stewart Lane, New York,
with lumber.
Barge Monarch, Hoboken or New York,
with coal.
SAILED.
Ir stmp Lochie. Byron, Antwerp.
Z stmp Corona, Wittenberg, King Lynn,
having coaled.
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HELLQ HELLO!I HELLO! |!
THE NORFOLK TELEPHONE EXCHANGE

offers communication with oyer eight
hundred Subscribers. Are you on the
list Ii not. can you aiord not TO have
telephone at your place OF business!
And what a comfort and safeguard 1t 10
10 have telephone at your residence.
Attention ID called to the LONG DIS
LANCE SYSTEM OF WIRES, by which
communication is to be had, upon pay
ment OF a small toll. with Newport News,
Hampton. Chesapeake City. Old Point.
Suffolk. Smithfeld. Barrett's and Chuck
atuck
Cali on the manager. or send him worI
and he will call OH you.
J. W. ORkWS, Manager.
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FIsn.Maekerel, No ., III kegs. $3.50: new.
'mall BIZ. bO: new. medium, $1,000; No 3. in
1910; Herring, Family Roe. f, barrel.
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SSAEDll'f la MA y, 1898.
NAIL AND LAraESS LEAVES NORFOLK
daily Except sunday 9:i5 u IN. for EIixahr,h
City, Edenton. Mackcy's Ferry, Roper. Pnnier"
H. r. steamer n follows; Daily (cScept sunday
Tor Plymouth and Windsor. TUESDAY, TIIITpS
DAY aud SATURDAY for all landings OH Cnowan
fiver, on MONDAY aud FRIDAY Tor : uppcrnouy
river, and WEDNESDAYS tor salmon Greek Cor,
meets nj Bcilhaycn with steamer Viryiuiq bare for
MaES!ervillc. south creek, Aurora, Washington
ami intermediate landings. Connects ~ Ii,r6cth
tiY wi I, steamer Now".r = Monday, Wednesday
and FRIDAY Tor NcNbrruc. n. G., direct.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK a,o
p M uaiy teXeeHl sunday for Elizabeth CITY
iusnton anu Way-+iMio ns. CnnneCts at Elizabeth
'ty with the stcawr, Nrusc Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday for Newborn. Roanoke l,land an
Morehcad Ciiy, kinston aud Co dshorro VIA A &
n. . TX. H. ana Tor Jacksonville Wilmington n
land all stations on the w y. 4 \. L.. r.
A,EINE At NORFOLK.
Mali. AND ENPEl-SS daily except Sunday at
connect with all rail aud steam line, nj Nor
folk for the North. Eis. and West Passenger s,n
tior foot vi East Mani street, Norio and Weai
crn depot. irtIsht sta' "t "r u,rsicct
ASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH, FAST
II FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between all points North aud Eant via Norfolk and
Norfolk and Southern Railroad 10 Eastern North
Carolina. ''"
freight received daily until : u IN and for
wnrde1 promptly nj low rates
For further iniormition apply to the General
Office of the y. :. Il, r. Co, NortoiE, Va
III. L. KING, eN~
General Manager
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leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily.
$50 - ~.
Leave Wet Norfolk, daily, casa III.
irving nj DanNie at 3 - r. M
Leave Norfolk, d:20 p. N.
Leave West Soriolk 5:i5 g. m
For l.awrtnCeyt!tc aud intermediate points ar.
irving lawrtn,erille a. . \. IN.
Leave l.awTvnceyillc daily except sunday at
4. m, arriving at lanvillc At 10 a. IN.
Connection made at Danvlle and Iefress June
ton fr all points In the Southern Railway system;
at nenniston Junction tor Durham, south Boston
and ali points on the Durham Division OF tho y.
". K Il.
Pullman Slcepcrs between Dauville Akhey lilo
Atlanta Augusta Memphis aud New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked az Wakes
Agency CompHny's Agency nj wharf. Norfolk,
w. V. h. williams Agency, Portsmouth:
" II. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent
CHAs. o. HAINES, Superintendent,
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i EGy y ssf5 MRS. WINSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup

has been used for children while teethng-
1t soothes the child. soften tile gums. al.
lays all pan. cures wind cholic, regulates
tho stomach and bowels. and ~ the best
remedy for diarrh9a. Twenty-Five cents II
bottle. Sold by all druggists throughout
the world. nei6.suw
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A TLANTIC AND DANvILLE RAILWAY
sCHEDULEIN ErEECT JUNE ism. 1925
Ga aud alte: June 18th, our passenger ira II, On
Pultalo Lihia SprlnIS lirancl will be operated
under the folio wing schedule:
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SCHEDULE EFFECT MAY 4. 1850,

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD CON
~ PANY,
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HIYnE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
" l.ADEIrHIA-Only direct xU1sn
line from Norfolk TO PHI ladrT ha
Uutil further orders, steamers are appoinIrSI 10
sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and
saturday al p. M AMI from rhiladcphiq every
Tuesday. Thursday anu SaIurdar.
Through hills OF hiding TO all points South and
Southwest via :. r., Atlantic Coast Line and
Virginia gud Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES W. MC''Ai;hICK
General Goutncrn Agent, Norfolk. Va.
". i. CLYDE Il co,
AGenis hilaleiphla.
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Peanut Market.
Market steady; Prime. &c; strictly prime,
2lc; fancy. 2:c; common, ia2c; Spanish, $50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-15

s2.75; North Carolina Out Herriug, s3.25a
$40; Eastern. i'll barrels. S2.75a3.U0.
MESS PosK-New. $lI,60
HAM-Pork. Sl275
HAMs-Smithieli. l2ai4c
BULK NlEArs-Cear rib. $685.; fat backs,
&c; bellies. $685..
SiocLDERs-Sugar cured. TIC.
BAcoS-Shoulders. &c.
jREAsrs-Suear cured, Ole.
LARD-Pure lard. tierces, ITO, cases and
tubs, 90: compound. 5ic; tieroes, in cases,
CnEEsE-Crcnm, lOal2c; Western Dairy,
SalOc.
BvTrEn-New York State dairy, new ala
&c; fresh creamery, 2Ss2lc: Western. lGalSo.
KEROSENE OIL-Firm: ll2 degrees, lilo;
GO degreesi Isle; Rcd. loo degrees. lao.
PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas, $3.50
per bug; Black. S1al.l0 per bushel.
CoRN-Southern white. quiet. 55c.
OATs-Stoady; Mixed. $50; white, 42c.
Mill FEED-Alarket steady; Bran. a1S. 90;
shlpstuif, or midtllings. $500; meal, white
bolted, per so lbs. Gle
H.I-No. Timothy. $500; No. 2.
sli00.
Peanut Market.
Market steady; Prime. &c: strictly prime,
Etci fancy. &c; common, la2c; Spanish, $50,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Nv Southern Associated Press.

wrwl York. Juno 14..-Money on call easy
u per cent. closing at per ceat:
Eterling exchange is firm. with actual
sixty days and 1891 for demand. Posted
gates. 4s9a4eU. Commercial bills, 4S7ta4sS.
Government bonds finn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-17
SOME TRADE-DoLLAR FACTS.
Interesting md Valuable InfOrmatfO
Concerning That Coin.

Philadelphia North American.
The evolution of the trade dollar has be-
come highly interesting and may be instruc-
tive in the light of discussion now going
ON. The trade dollar was invented by the
bonanza men of the West to create n mar
ket tor silver, OF which an enormous
amount was in sight. But though the sill
yer was in sight there was home de-
mand for the metal No high-strung pa
triot at that time proposed to pay OF the
national debt in silver and though the
coinage of silver dollars was free and I'M
limited to all who had silver to sell, no.
body offered TO fill the land with silver dol
lars; That was a little singular. was it
not? Instead Of having their silver coined
into standard dollars the silver kings in
vented dollar worth about per cent.
more than the standard coin and prohibited
purposes The trade dollar was worth
rather more than the Mexican dollar and
was intended TO supplant that coin In China
and the East.
Why did not the silver kings stick to
free coinage of the daddy dollar? because
they were afraid the increased coinage Of
that coin would depresiate Inc price =. Sill
yer in the home market They wanted TO
create a market far from home upon which
they could rely. What happened? This:
So soon as the increased production Of
price. every man wtio could buy silver at
the market price took IL TO the mint and
had ii coined into trade dollars. ostensiby
home. The profit was at first "a of l per
cent, but finally advanced TO per cent
and this. remember. on dollar worth more
than the standard dollar, and yaI ten
der for no more than s.. II people
who discuss the silver question : will
take in these simple facts, an. that
they involve, the motive behind coin
age at i5 to ] may become apparel. No
body asked for the abolition of the stand
ard dollar except the men who now threat
en- to pull down all created things unless
the free coinage of silver at 10 TO 1 shall
be resumed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-17
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

A tidy young fellow dwells in Saco, Me.
When he goes to see his girl he carries a
shoe brush with him, and on her doorstep
hats while. he gives his shoes a finishing
touch
According to Belgian savant a man at
tains his maximum weight about his for
te,h year and begins to lose IT about his
sixtieth year. a woman. however. does not
attain her maximum until about her fiftieth
year.
Prince Dimitri Khiltoi, wealthy and in
fuential Russian noble. has announced him
self a disciple of Tolstoi. and has divided
his estate among his peasantry, reserving
only seven acres, which he cultivates with
his own hands, in order to support his fam
lily.
artists paintings he had done, and tell
might get for them 12 francs each at a
dealers. One of these paintings was sold
last week for 1900 francs and another for
$1,000 francs.
The first woman to receive the degree of
LII. d. in North Carolina is Mrs. Cornelia
T. Spencer. of Cambridge. Mass. The honor
was conferred by the University of North
Carolina. The lady is a sister of ex-
Solicitor-general Samuel +. Phillips, of
Washington. and her father was a pro-
fessor in the university.
When the Shah visited European royalty
on his memorable tour some years ago he
made a general nuisance of himself. par
ticularly in Berlin. On the day after his
departure the countersign given the garri-
son in the German capital was ''Schwein-
furth." This is the name OF a German city,
but IL also bears the Interpretation 1.-The
pig is gone" meaning that every one in
Berlin instantly appreciated.
Frederick Swift. son of Mayor Swift, OF
Chicago. is being initiated by the Delta
Kappa Epsilon Society of the University of
Chicago in novel manner. The young man
has been made to parade the streets bear