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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

ca, reg car ~ . n ard COCO bush at e over
- % D. anoa'. f1r export. Man c.oscl al Go'tc..
,".yN Tho market FOR com was weak and lower Tn"
,.r'ng found qult" number Of selling orders, ana
o. aui.e promptly responded 70 The offerings dec,irlng
~, small t:ade at tnv decline. IN" weak
~. ..,ral % he result - the liquidation OF some
;ir,s - rc which had been Rcd for considerable
- 4 ve-v decidedly Encouraging feature IN the
small demand Toy cash corn ana me
fsc ma. with the opening = navigation close al hand
ne. hss Leen ltt." demand Tor the GW"W" busi
X, . ,,rr ned - and which fas been oneT-i
A. o. lrler MAY The more favorable weather re-
pors vor. agains !nproy enent Late ~ me aie
- ,r.r. VS. 'llradstrre' visible when
-, i|cr.,s-. II Js3 bush reducing the total
a. =, ~ olp bush Th- rally short lived ana 'a-
Tho mani. turned v~ah. leaving OF at the lowest pr'e
~ .n nav A. i,Gssc net loss The cash market was
f,,r I'D yr-,kpr: 13 bush steamer sold at 3Op'"c
sf,r bush steamer yellow a. 'p'gc ee-
v.,,~ ,ri 90 bush unGraded yellow at 5O~.c. GA
Tho. Us small business IL oats TO-DAY, Win pil'"S
resnord, =, the feeling noticeable In the other
markers The opening WAS dull and heavy, WIN some
sell ny orders bought In by the decline In corn ana ny
more favorable reports Btadsti'r' A!sp'"
Witch sh.,c.! decrease Of $4,000 bush. iail"d -
stin,nlafe IN. demand and tn" close was quiet al -
rei decline cash cats were quiet and lower. sales
w.r. ~ go bush; A. follows 1000 bush ~ oats.
3"7 n nc .,aror. 5000 bush No white 3d'sq36'.c.
irack White 3i n 400. BARLEY Matkei gu"' quoted
No 3 Miwauxec GIaG2r: ungraded Western, "2@ttc
MALT Market duef. Quoted: western. '0a'tc'' .ShES
Mn,k., sfesly with moderate t1bbng trnd- Quoted;
Clover IS 30 anl 50 30 for ." gIsat+ good q"Hhy
quoted s. ia $40 -. timothy. ~ UdSb 90
We rive .or comparison IN" closing prices o' the pre-
,inus Iav and the corresponding dhf" last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

Liverpool Aprl 8 80 p m-Hetf .EXiia lni'1 ness
finn at eos prime mes. finn at COS. Prk Prime mess
Western fine nrm SIS 81. 90 medium hrin a. "it va
Hams-Short cut about II 20 10 10. dun at AS Bacon
Cumberland cut. abou, ~ Z, q, r. dul AT 3@s snort
rib about - IL. 34s; long clear ndles about ~
~ duh at 32s Cd: long and short clear mddes: about
H. rps Cd shoulders About II 10 u IL. dull
Al 2ss Cheese American finest white steady 4s "a
o colored steady sis. Ta0w-Prim" city nominal.
tonseed o-I.verpool refined firm at 1ss Spirits ~
turpentine firm 22s Cd Rosn-Common firm AZ -
I'd Lard-Irime Western spot dull at 34s "1. Wheat
No red winter firm gid No red spring firm a.
5s 81. FlourSt Louis fancy winter steady at % 81
Corn-Mixed spot steady A. 2s.d; April steady
2xd: May seady at 4s 2.d; June steady az - ID
Hops at London-racihc Coast firm az t"d(3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West Az ST. Station. New York. a. tst
lows. aad - minutes ,ari.er from foot Franklin St.:
3iSV 4. VI. DAILY. Local 10 Buffalo.
olo A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica syracuse Rochestss.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chicago.
olb +. NJ. Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ST Louis.
TAO r. NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Utica Syracuse
Newark. Rochester and Buffalo.
S1S r. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi
For tickets time tables Of local trains psror and sleep
New York and at stations Time tables at prncipG
hotels. For other Information address
&C. E LAMBERT. General PASSENGER AGENT !
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rpREME COURT. city and County of New

- I pREME COURT city and County of New
- YIrK William e. seldom. pllntiH. against Alice H.
Alycn. defendant summons:
rp he above named defendant: You hereby sum
u,ou-I answer the complaint IN this action. and &C.
,pIy answer the plaintiff attorneys
after the Ice Of thir summons eN
elusive service. and In - your failure
Judgment VII! be hk-n against you
b. I.faul, ,ur the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated York ,lty. March Ath 1875
SEWARD. GUTHRIE. MOKAWETZ STEELE.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Dnee and pastOflcc address NJ. Nassau street
New York CITY.
r., the aiove-named defendant: The foregoing sum
mons served upon you by publication pursuant 20
order ~ the Honorable Henry r. Re-kman. one of tie
Justices the supreme Court % the state OF New Work
dated the day - April 1895 AMI nled With the
pan IN the oce ~ the Cler " ne cry ana county ~
Neu. York s county Court House. In the city OF
Nrw Work.
ll,t.I Nr, .NaiA April 49, lSS
SEW NRD. GUTHRIE MoRAWETH STEELE.
Attorneys FOR plaintiff.
oal,e AMI r5s,ofce address No - Nassau street
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

Galveston April 9-C,tton steady mIddIlng. 1910
l, nidIlng I-lG.. good ordinary, l-l'c, h"L anu
gross receipts - bales sales. $40 bales; stock 1883
bales -,
Norfolk April 9-C1'ton steady; miidiins. c. low MD
ding To-. good ordinary. i5l6c. me- ana xross
,.iris 80 iale-. Nplr's Great Britain f.W. ,ai"s
ca-twis~ 7,o bales gales gu bales stock ~ w baies
Sa.arnsh Apil @ cotton firm. middling. = 10 10 IN
,t.ung I'D good ordinary. Size net receip's. 2H
tales gross 80 bales. exports coastsis", Ia bales
"a l-s ~ bales. stock. ~. ~ bales ,,
%ew-Oreans. April cotton firm good mddns
. ID. ,uddlng : - To-. low wddug > ! e. good
r,,r, 80. NJ receipts. II lt3 bales: gross l3ol2
,s,os eNry-ts colswis- s22 bales sales 51jo bales
.,..t 30 .~s l1ie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

tAufhfaCite uS-i eNtlIsI.riy.)
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC Sd. 1894
Trains leave station foot Of I.Oerty-st.
For Eacton Be!hIehern. Allentown Maueh chnna IA
to 'R 2a:raS az 30 ss e rs to- %e42sn andass
20 Il :i5 EastonJ A. NJ. 100 $50 800 p. N .
For Wilkesbl.re Pu.t0n and sctanton, 3:io a. ~,
10 Iso $50 ,, IA SSnf aS t ;Go a. NJ TO-
"a !. st. TO 10. 80 SO. 500 p ". i31S nigh,
Fer Harrisbur at 40 500 o:i0 A. NJ. 10. 80 100
200. w. r. a: 1915 night. Sundays. 100. 5;2o oos
For s1nbury L.w'shurr ard wlliamsport at 80 s:oo
e'iS A. g. ITO I 30 30 p ~ sundays. 600 p. NJ,
r.S,, r'f' go "N l5 "f a. NJ " go 70 "a
G Bank al a.; 40 s' s0a'y, Kept 0''a'
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 SIS 4. NJ. l:+5 $40, 40 p ~
For rarminsiaie Toms River Barnegas PARK and Bar
nerat 4 20 s'i5 A. NJ. las $40 p. IA ~
For Atlantic City, Vn~anl and Brdse'on' 80" ~ Ne
Fo- Monmouth Reach. seabryht and Uishls,a' q
Say;srE -, 81. re" oS Np no III 49, 49, %"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASliIH1-
rs Hsas.' IN" f ;sii;
aish, sunday 30 300 1880 Dining can A. NJ. l;3o
DO 'pinire arr coo p ~ I2i5 nisht. 600 1870
Ujninr Oar A NJ ] 30 30 500 Dining carl. 500
y 81 isi5 night. ..undays. 900, 80 .pning Carr
A NJ i:a . IN Dining carr. GOO p NJ ~? nisn'; :,
POI a.. 0i4 iito 3?2 Broadway 10 Sh,aye 81 Fest
ln mR s' ave-. wYoIk courst SEQ Fuon., B-ook:
COMPANY YIN csir check baggage from hotel %
resistance " 'cstnatiOn
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Proposals

PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF ME-
i MORTAL I'LL west Point y. Y.-OIce Of Post
ouarterinsster N,st Point y Y. April 1895 -sealed
Proposals In tplcic VIII le received at this Office until
noon WEDNESDAY, May 10 1875. for the construction 81
a Memorial Hall Plans 'an u. seen aud form, and
.I,ssrs McKm Mead ma White. Architects. 100 Flfth
Avenue N"w city The rght Is reserved to reject
any arl all prop1snls !. 4. HELIIAGER Captain and
\. . Nj, L. = Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
DEL. LACkAWANNA AID WESTERN X. Il:
stutioas IN Nev-N loot OF barclay ana
Christopher Strccts. .,,,.
NESTIbVLED rR aiNs: " h itiiE

Direct route - NEWARK. BLOOMFIELp. MoNTCIAlR.
Iii,e. Madison. Moris,ogn PasSai. Pater,on b2yn.
PATCoNG. Iacke,tst6wn. sCHOoLEY,S MoI,NtnL ;
Wilmington. PHI LIPSBt'RG. EAsToN. WATER
GAP STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountain, SEA-.
Ton PITTSTON. MILkEsBARGE; NANTICokEE
bANVIIIE HOETHUMBERLAND, Montros-. BiE,t-
HAMTOS. OXFORD. NORWICH, Walerviue: ,ElCA-
VfCUrIEID SPRINGS. Cortland. SYPAClSE. or
WEOO ITHACA. ONEGO. RI MIRA. CORN.Ni-
BATH DANSVITTE BUFFAIO AM all points WEye.
NOPTHWI'ST AND SOTTHWI:ST. =.
20 A. REFRIGERATION MAI. stops at principal
200 A M-BUFTAIo SCRANTON. RINGuAMroN.
ITiCk RicVI'IFTD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ard
nee, n, Burial, VITA train for Chicago. arriving o.,
100 p NJ sCRNNTON plNCTAMTON and ErMIRA
co p ecRiHr0< WiGKI:SRARpE and Pr.YM.
OIrTH EMPRESS. Pullman rarlor
% r ()aily)-Ri Nao Nesthgled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. RrNGHANTON ETNIRA. BUF-
TALO Pullman Rrre, Sleeping car Connects AZ
buffalo with train FOR Chicago. arriving at 9:35 D. m
ssc p NJ Daily ECFFAI:o. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. VTrCA. SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers . . . :.
TiCKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoD ATOMS A, ~
Murrsy-t AMI 900 Rgoadway Tickets at Try stations
ara broadway 30 West l?Nh-sf 20 Columbus
eve New-York 33S and 7oG Fuicn.st and - Broadway
p~oof,yn. Time tables giving full information at all
wrSTcorr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII cali ror ana
check baggage from ho'e residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trans
lIs fillmore, Washington, Chicago, Cincinnati
st. Louis and All folats West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave New-York OF Llbertys, daily for CHICAGO.
"a y. M. and l2.i5 night PlIfsBt re- 1880 D. m.
ard i2:I5 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, a. m.
qi 20 a. Dining Cap. 80 $50 ?. m ex ssndays
IS ~ p. M. Dining Cnr). Goo p. M l2l3 night All
trains run daily skcep. $50 p. m
NORFOLK. II 30 a M. daily; $50 p m, Es sun
NEW-ORLEANS. Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car p. m, daily
All trains illuminated with PiYtsch light
Ticket Offices III. i2 e6l 4i5 lto Broadway. 81 East
IAN St i2y Bowery. v Y: 3H Fulton ST. Brooklyn;
stations, foot OF Liberty St, c. r. r. OF n. J.
New YORK Transfer Company will call FOR and check
baggage n nm hotel residence TO destination
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:::::::
Ncworl~ans stock ........ 1850 1888. go
x soe &C s Il ssis5 +, -s 5 e 100? 90
paI,irnnr~ deliveries ...... lni a.; I"17
New-Ori~ans deliveries 80. l53 i2,' -"
4 ::i. . ..' s :5: ;:: 4: ,,:;
The na,E for hra1 ,, sro"l %a' f9 s '. me
Sosls G qn os' BIO for Ho ~ 49,, VIM io s.
was quoted A. l34c The d-w"nl foi .nld H~' ".,
was seaiy We note Of bags Maa,aO, and
DHrGs s1s Il $rgm %Gm.p,sy a" ,sy cese
snnd i he ef f me fS hsn S'' &
additions For single pa, kns's s. If N nominal ga.'"
more couil be CHAINED vi,hou, difficulty q, 81" ~"
Ts5n1 q :, tr' me rq 'pl . Of ar ng "
LONDON Ia. strengthened ne yeS, Of n9ir. 'n" a.
6@r~d sre Mid a, 81 sos: g. quins IN
23th s nl" n,nt@ Of oie. have r,c~iv cen r'~
s.na oil. c,nnns yey sn pr 1 Gsrn ard ), 20 M
wayne County from the hands q o'n hoa .. ~ 10
recently q 70, Tor export; unl're,ol At s,og'
81 10; TIE n9Wnn pl1 g ne eu,.rts,n@a tansy penn,
royal. sirarnn, and wn'erSreen uhc.as'el' tn'"s q,
il rht some holders quoting ls'ss s"n"sa ).
freely innu for
quality make IN dull S2'fc for PRIME, man
tobt,ug arrives SLOWLY aId ~
r"n,y taken AZ the range 81 jO4S - the latter for
~ ynrk sto,e
FJOI'K AND MEAI.-The market fcr -Four vas Dun
.,cn,,inr fer block 81 winter straghis. mainly %
rive spring patents wer- neglected and bakers w"f"
nominal low grade winters and springs both scarce.
and I'm the ab.ence Of stocks nominal In price sales -
a. s,e II cO ,kps Including 800 bbls straights
81 s,ns2 ~ and prvnis terms he buzz arrive -!
Iis city cnars 81 35ds3 bbls city nnrs 81 'f
RYE FIOI'H' Market Arm sales 200 bbl' Al s. l1H
a: .. ma coDs;uT.I- Market quiet. sales. 200 hi'.
S,.d yrandywno 50 10; SaEamorc 81 10. Western AMI
S,.6.,, e. ,o1y1 20 '.'.. RAG MEAL. Market cay.
900 eacts fine white 81 o0s1 ~ fine yew 81 %
20, go u-cIsl FEED steady ted.
,Glsni.c. "a N D0nO2i,c. H. oOG92itc. 100 y,
n"do,o 49, car. yvnsfcrn mddline. 30" HON
Srr.. roton.c.d meal s5q1Oc: 81 meal 81 %.
FiiNi', 1o%.,,c els % 900 Lays CITY a. 9Dr.
'''9 - NJ, m. ,,i.,,,, i,su..s ,.,
FOREIGN bfiEp lt l, i,, '",i.es .io,i,g G. mo
tnucs 81 moderate pi'PIL"n' ss,ns I,f,une ,. A..
Whit OF " hhsthg % ,,i,.s ,re Iafei, sfead,
criFhG NNil i.''o .,,.,iii The decision Of tlr
turIaI7 I.n,,,s ,,n,, f.r..cr are that tho shp-
du'N t-i,1I S'.trs i., loon g., FAR this
m"utS to 'e 40 80 i,lt yrar While The chip
'-'p IONS hayc he,n YER, materially In
mems 20 n,s.n "d Zoe s,e ,,irt Nus are flow and
aS' yai .,o va o,1,.. Valencia rala,ns 2s.Hic.
snow !N -i'aHt' ,,r,,. ~. 80, rorl dates r5Ic.
suian'. gig. 'ar',ttt.i' 49,. ,ufor,l,
curanis "'tR|c' iI,,as PT,r,n 49,. a. H.. Ssuuis
tnlOt4c nimDhos::, - ~. a "''' '''"N' "''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
E RTE LIN ES,

Though Tor thI'asO ana ne West leave New.
York Chambers daily. follows. and iyt
minutes earlie- West 2&l-st.
OF. 4. M.-Vest ibuled Express for Waverly Bing.
C'Ic hamton. f:lm!ra. Buffalo Bradford and Saa.
Isrior Buffalo
s).nn u. M..Ncstlbula! Limited. Solid FOR Chi
C'VO cage VIA ChautaYqua Lake. arrives Cleveland
50 a. m. Chicago I p. IN. Sleepcrs Chi
cagu. Cleveland and Cincinnati DINING car
E..(l 4. VI Buffalo Nestbuled Express Buff
O'cV fsIo A NJ. making direct connections for De-
,roit. Chicago and the West. Buffalo passengers
remain IN sleeper until \. NJ.
$40 n ,a h esss s sss and Nsg2I , Fa ais
and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
4 OcAI. TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodation al III. 2il. 4Oi nj7 Broadway,
1873 East l2Jth--. Chambers and West a3d-si ferries,
York: 10 Broadway ard 1913 Fuor->t Rrookyn: 20
Hldson-st. Hob0ken. and Jersey Ciy station Erie
Transfer Company calls Tor clrcNs baggage from
hotels and residences e. d-s'i-ation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


direct 70 exporters and rIty sausherers ~ 'raIns
per H. To-day CABLE adyices quote weak market At
e?'a L9naon ana yrrpo o ~ a az London and
at I2qi3c at Liverpool estimated dressed wight A"if
onoco took out 30 cattle to Bermuda for g. r olsh
$40 cattle AMI 3ss sheep Tor 81 goldsmith; cattle
and los sheep fS shSmbITg son also 9n2o ga,
cude 30 quarters Of beef in the reutonic for fasmans
GSnp~ and IN md ' Ha@s S ia shc% r
CALVES only about 90 head received at all city mar
ycals up 81 per 100 n. and u choice fat do at
,rals: f.aic FOR country dressed and "H'c FOR little
Sales Hume & Mullen: s,ate vrale. IL ID average
s. 30 per 100 II. do. ITO h. at - 90 -.
& collins: II Jersey v~as "hoice various weights a
SHEEP AID LANES Receipts. 81 cars cs2 head
k, ana 10 car~ wrr~ held yest~riny ry 'tlc
lambs in gh supriy and wan1 at an aGnancs u ." a
s. per had for gi TO cholc" .o.f nT I'l,ns '[ M
NOT forward trash and inferior lambs Win The ~
m m@n W % , .hcap @s at s. = pc loo ~
m' at ' s. r'p A Ia q 9 E' a"ss : % 1'' sSe
commission dealers aud were sGld mainly q" >"HS" 80 lrr
a. 7a9c por 10. dressed lambs weak At No";e i'w
f amG. G4ssr for arac % p ene oS
81 per - quotabi~ change pr in"i" g"aiy
az a., s, /, per- loo h. 49, clipped cp ana lambs u
n at s. =" 81 ca. e:!' cpp- ., Sd q - ~ s. .
collins. u jrrsey amss A. Sc i" per head d'' at
u3GS i"c,ip' "s az. %. ,,',,n g''' n"m
head 49, fi," - I ~, y, ,,imry i'',''
inner e., :. 49, p-- ID far .,....} to light weights
OTHER NAaKgrs- ~ TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. Apal .clt,i~.E .,~ip's JAS, - hours 800
load total ~ week. thgs go head. ier sam" um"
XsJ S'Tr so '% S~ on .as ' = Gead oac '
sa ;hn -, nri'm S:"ers 81 75as5: r.agn se.:s at;
Sia<' 80 Hogs Eeee.p- lost - hours. -'p i"'! '''
=; head c,n.ra~i ,hrusn. 80 head. 70 %~" (o-k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10
A,rw- YORK sI.PEEME COrKr COMFY

I.h
y KINGS N.rt T. carpenter. as eN"'hr.S ~ '""
ana testament x Jacob \ CARPENTER d'cr"S' l.
,i,.,..o ,.,tus, william \ Iinisty Richard r. y.
fn.l.,t lanes Lindsay. John lindsaH. George Nc
E,r,l. OIL i.rIsay Mirv =. Dnvie Jessie Dakiisoh'
N,, Nru T,uutf Lindsay, Annie l,trs. or i.llsa,
WI,.n II.lsr William ll1iE~ jr. and ihiilp halimh"'
,'rt.rdaufs Summons.
r.. above named dtf'n4auis: -.
Van are hereby summoned % answer the complaint IN
..ti.n ana a - your answer on the
t.,f.qs attorney within days after ;h- s"fNi.e
-, ms summons exclusive u 20" day ot service ana IN
s e., ,,ur ft.u. io appear answer. julgm 'ni w'll
D.. ,.rn against y1u by Auit for the RELIEF demanded
% f4- complaint
STEPHEN W COLLINS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
oaice and Tostoni-e address. 80 Wall stre-t.
New York cry
To ahoys named d-f~adaris Annie Bht"s or Lind
.lN ,;~p-g- Mccarthy or Lindsay. and John Lindsay;
foregoing summons - ord upon YOU by rHn'A-
ton pursuant order - fn- Hon willard Bartlett.
one " the justices NJ supreme Court ~ the state
q Nv York Iaf~I ~" 10Th lay - March. l.'I AMI
nlai with the complaint the Office ~ the Clerk u the
Count. kings in The Hall %; Records. IN the City "
ur..tivn Nov York. "a The - day of April 1898.
psf-I Nrn York. Apu "a. l.'3
STEPHEN W. COLLINS
Plaintiff Attorney.
Oflre and IuSf.s'.ce address. ~ Wall Stg-ef.
New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-10

81, ,,,,, ,... 80 f.u.v-. Flour wa, nrm at
.. -. m, o. ,u.l,r,t. demand both for
',a'' ,i .n,nnr,rr oc,nn, 8, ,prng wheat -,
!.H Y ''.iPl." Ia, -,o,,,. II, Ted ~, ma :,
y" y, ~, ~, ~, < . .,ts -. \, = re 80. SO
-, "a X / nnNs..J 81 .,s' prime timothy seed.
~. 81. ,.,,. Si2 i.i.aSt1 laId.
- t. ~ AZ o'i ~, .'ort rilrs side. t,.., 81 80 .
=, .I.,,h,.r. u..Nb g,uss short
'f.,r' slns d.,l, 81 % 80 GO Wht.h~y tl'c-s'
s,,,s sugar ~
a, I'M. standard 4 Dbl
p' 'i ~, ,'',I H., N,ti,nai IIua.,J on a. Raw
,--"S 80, tr,'l,,.c ,.,nrr .l,y he
90 '''''n an va ~. ,.,,,,.,, -. t,.is I.ft1r.
l'' 80 t.. 81. st, fresh stock lie per
h'ui'' NUM- '-hh' WIZ '' ~
p,@''l A.. .,t... ,Vt,,,r r,t.rf
lI'' i..,.' Nlll! y e. III, - H. =. RI.
- ,,,'t, n; iy y,n,i.. 81 ;5aSi ~. spring
w. e. a., - - ,,,.v T,fsy H., family 81 500
!, 80 f,r %,,1y.l.nin 8. 5:fs. - ,Io CIV - -
as, - Wheat Sc1rrrl, any + the top gr'drs Offered
,r,r 90. ,n r'rn frcey "ner.i prices well sustained.
,,,,,.f nrf. d.,rnnI tnpfn,nv SO white missed
tr'rs an. y,tIt. rur ami \, . mixed iti.c yellow
S,l.. e,sil. made previous prices.
...,,. ontt. In,nr, ,n,uJ fair Pork outlet steady.
80 .i.,, ,,J f,,r, steady,
,,,r t.rnrl' -, l.,f and terfie 90. prime steam
go. i,r, s,ei .,ts ou,et bu steady. ioa-r shoulders
r' lo,.- sI,rf rit,. hose .hor c,alr sidrs ~
Nm easy. only ulc H. ,clnanl. loose shoulders 5'.c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-24
THE NEW SHIP HOWARD,
She Makes Her First Trip in Fine
Style.

She Makes Her First Trip in Fine
Style.
The Howard, the new chip of the
Merchants aud Miners Line, arrived
here yesterday and was greatly nd.
mired by II large number OF persons
who visited her ut the wharf of the com.
pnny. The steamer is handsomely lin.
ished and is first Glass III every par
tlculnr.
She brought freight and passengers
from Baltimore aud took considerable
freight here. She left for Boston lust
evening with l15 passengers. eighty
live from Baltimore nnd thirty from
Norfolk. Three of the compnny's Of.
hcers were aboard. W. b. Turner,
general superintendent; w. p. Turner,
general passenger agent; W. V.O'Neal,
compass nd Iusier. Ihs vessel behaved
beautifully and is one OF the best
steamers of the company.
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fishers Of this magazine for September.
Its contents embrace 1.-The Gardeners
Daughter THE Pleasure OF Yacht
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Woman Writers OF 70 day. ~ Flesh
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MERCHANDISE RECEIPTS.
Reported for the Month Of July by the
Chamber of Commerce.


Chamber of Commerce.
The receipts of merchandise at Nor
folk, Va, for the month OF July,
1885, as compiled ut the Chamber Of
Commerce were ns follows:
Lumber, feet 80, LA, OILS; logs, feet
~. l73. $50; slaves, m. 226, 600; shingles,
IN. 1924. $50; railroad ties, m. 2.0i3;
hay, tons 1885, corn, bnshels 80, 256;
oats. bushels q, 200; meal, bushels IT,,
O90; rice, bushels 100; bran, bushels
1000; wheat, bushels, ~, OUO: peanuts,
bags 49, 96; %coffeo, bags !, l3l; sugar,
barrels 1923; molasses, ETC., barrels
ISL; cheese, boxes l, 1856; butter, tubs
l,406; flour, barrels 11,l75; flour, bngs
l,5SO; pork, barrels 800; beef barrels II;
fish, barrels 3,495; fsb, boxes 1873;
meat, bulk. pounds. 1,54l, SG7; meat,
tlerces, 4: meat barrels, 1.092;
meat. boxes, 1916; lard, %tierces,
525; lard, cases 1883; lard, tubs,
sol; oil. coal. barrels ., 1877; cotton seed
meal, bushels 400; fertilizers, tons p
2l3; hides, packages 3, FOG; horses and
mules. head III; hogs and sheer, head
5lS; cattle. head GA; naval stores, bar
fels 2,O33; potatoes. barrels 1892;
truck, barrels, Its; truck, boxes 20.
VA; eggs. barrels "a; eggs crates l,479;
salt. sacks G,9l5; coal, Pocahontns. tons
10, LOG; pig iron, tons Z, 095; tobacco,
leaf. hogshends 3,lG7; tobacco, leaf,
tlerces 52O; tobacco, leaf, cases 3l7;
tobacco, manufactured, packages 49,
14G.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-24
Stnnainr OF i,,r Cubs.

Norfolk administered another humil-
hitting ''shut out" to the Petersburg
team yesterday afternoon, the cause o!
which can be nscribed TO tho elective
ness of big ED" Herr, who taking nlI
things into consideration, pitched the
best and most brilliant game seen on
the home grounds this season. The
big sorrel topped twirler was i'll tn,
pink OF condition, and the best OF
humor, aud Notwithstanding the fact
TINT Pop late generally got 'big
head" mixed up for big ed" and APP
piled that not altogether e%uphonious
title to tho young man from st. Louis,
it had no bad effect. for he attended
strictly to tho work before HIM, ana
how woll he performed his task, should
be highly appreciated, from the inci
that only three ''Furmsrs' connecteu
safely with his deceptive curves, nnu
they were OF tho Insignificant order
aud far. very far apart.
He was cool and steady, only send
ing two men to bases on balls, and was
successful in retiring eight of the boys,
who play ball under Tommy" Tur
ner's management, by his skill in de
ceiving them. In other words, lie had
the Farmers" to the number of eigb,
tanning the mir and striving with
might and main to hit the ball, but,
alas. the sphere was as delusive us tn.
fablod "~lrishmnn's flea" and the re
suit was that they thought they suv
tho ball, but they didn't. But all III,
praise 10 not duo big Head" rs
Pop" Tate is pleased to call Mr.. Herr,
for all the boys beLiud him put up II
magnificent fielding game. md wer,
quite expert with the stick, Ge,er
leading in that accomplishment, with
O'Hagan aud Tate close seconds.
Thornton did clever work in the field,
aud while he did not have much 10 do.
he did that little well. Corcornn is IL
the game and is playing gingery bnll.
as is O'Hagan, Cote, and, Geicr, tht
latter showing great evidence of u
''comer" III tho business.
Mills has net had suiiicient work to
do no yet 10 pGss Judgment and Colin
flowers abilities are too general,
known 10 need comment. The Peters
burg lads played clean bali mud al
though 1t Was apparent Sto them.
after the sixth inrirg. that they would
not win the game, yet they contested
every inch OF the ground i'll the light
aud did not inter or let up III then
work until The last man was ont. Pack
ard good nnturediv tool the pounding
given him aud those who fought on his
side showed no disposition to quarrel
or find fault with him or ANYBODY else.
Taking the game as II whole, it was one
oil tho most pleasant games OF the sen.
GOD, entirely free from the usual kick
ing and wrunSllng, and the Petersburg
team are establishing II reputation here
that might 10 enyied by others. Az
was the case yesterday, tue game IN
detail would prove tiresome reading
30 The N~IkGlNlAS contents itself with
npnend'nG the following score: