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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

CUBAN REBELLION.
ective Measures to Stop 1t. Support
Asked
By Southern Associated Press

u
HAVANA, April 17.-Capt. Gen. Cal.
LEILA to day turned over the governor
chip OF the Island of Cuba to Gen,
Ardertus. and will sail for Spain on
April Goth.
Following toe arrival Of Gen. Cam
pos active measuren for the suppression
of the rebellion have already been
Saken. Gen. Garrish has been appoint.
ed Governor OF the Province OF San.
tiago dc Cuhn; Gen. Snlcendo
has been appointed commander
OF the first division, with head.
quarters ut Santiago de Cuba, and
Gen. LeChamher has been assigned TO
ahe command OF tho second division,
with headquarters Mt Baynmo. Gen
Mnrtiuez Cnmpos has Issued a proclu-
nntion. asking the support of the vnrl-
GUS political parties mud promising to
impiant reform at the conclusion OF the
febellion, which lie hopes will be
tpeedlIy terminated.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April ia
club called tho Friends of Cubn. WAS
organized to-day among prominent
Cubans and business men of the city IN
give tangible AID to the Cuban patriots
ahe club appointed Il committee to SO.
sicit subscriptions aud arrange for
entertainments aud excursions.
hlNGsroN, Jn., April 17,-Rolugees
srom Cuba are arriving hero daily. The
safest arrivals report that the town of
Las Palmss Inns been burned by the in
aurgent leader Cebrecto ana that the
own of Bnynmo is besieged by the
aebel leader Crombel, with 800 men,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18
THE KEEL CELEBRATION.
The United States viii Have Its Finest
Fleet Present
BY Southern Associated Press

BT southern ASSOCIATED Pr6eb.
WAsuNGroN, April l7.--The United
States is to bo represented at the Kiel
celebration on Juno 10 by the finest
American fleet that has visited
European waters since the civil war TO
be added by the cruiser New York as
flagship aud the triple screw flyer
Columbia which will be detached
for this purpose from Admiral
Meade's heet v hen il arrives nt Key
West next month with tho addition of
the San Francisco and Marblehead,
now In the Levunt. for the protection
of American interests. Admiral Kirk
land. now i'll charge of the European
station, will command the squadron.
The Minneapolis will be fitted up at
Norfolk as the flagship of Admiral
Meade during the absence Of the New
York III Europe, which Is expected 10
be but temporarily.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

CHARLEsroN, S. c., April H.
Schooner Centennial, Capt. Sommers,
which left for New York April 9TH,
with cargo of lumber. encountered
heavy gales aud became water logged.
and was abandoned on the 18th. i'll lati-
tude 3G. longitude 74.3S. The captain
nsd crew were taken on the SCHOONER
Almeda Wiley bound from New York
to Fernan1lDa. wnich arrived oil
Charleston this afternoon.
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Acknowledging uarrinse.
By Southern AssociatoI rress.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April l7.-Mr.
Pnyton Randolph keim, general super
iniendent OF the Southern branch OF
the United States Express Company,
OF Cincinnati. and Miss Annie Adelaide
llurkamp, daughter of the lato John
Ii. Hutkamp, OF this city, were to day
united IN marriage ut St. Georges
Episcopal Church, Rov. W. NJ. Clnrk
officiating, assisted by Rev. a. T.. Suup,
ders,
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TERSE TECEGRAMS,
The Newsiest Flash News in Abbrevi-
ated Form.

ated Form.
ROANOKE, Va, 17.-'Thare was no
game today bccanse OF wet grounds.
Umpire Gautin, who hos failed to give
satisfaction, has resigned.
CINCINNATI, o., 1.-THE coatmakers'
strike, which has been on for the past
ten days, is practically declared off.
The original demand was for an in.
crease In the wages of 30 per cent, but
n compromise was elected on 20 per
cent.
NEW YORK, 17,-Mayor Strong has
appointed Rodney s. Dennis as Com
missioner of Accounts in place OF
James >. Lehmairer, resigned
BAhTIMoRE, 17.-Tho Board of Di-
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road Company by unanimous vote to.
day decided to pass the common stock
dividend. The dlrectors declared the
customary semi annual dividend OF .
per cent. on the stock OF the Washing
ton branch.
RICHIoND, Va, IA Berryvile
special to the Dispatch says the jury
IN the case OF William Il. Page TO day
found the accused not guilty OF forgery
as charged not on the ground Of IN.
sanity, but becnuse there was u doubt
whether INC endorsement In question
Was forged.
BURLINGTON, VT, 17.-There was q
light shock of earthquake felt in this
city at about 1880 TO day. This dis
turbance was of several seconds dura.
ton.
ODEELIN. o., 17.-George Cowan,
aged 81. while playing baseball yester-
day was struck by apitched ball behind
the ear and instantly killed.
ALBANY, n. T., 1.-THE u Senate
Committee 10 night decided to report
favorsbly Senator Lexow's "Greuter
New York" bill which was prepared by
the Greater New York Commission.
PHILADELPHIA, l1.-Thr suit OF ex.
Mayor Smith against the Times for
libol reached climax shortly before
noon to day, when Col. y. h. Nc
Clure, the editor Of the Times, in
structed his counsel TO withdraw from
the ca,e. The jury rendered verdict
OF $40, 900 for the plaintiff,
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ftrhnond h3sv Victorn.
by Sonthorn Asrncintni prasa.

RIohMoND, Va, 17.-With Decem.
ber weather prevailing aud the wind
blowing gale. Richmond again dc
ieated Petersburg this afternoon. The
game was dull and uninteresting and
proved an easy victory for the locals.
score:
liiihmon ........3 8 OIO3 7-l7 II
fe,crsburg .",..2 o l 81 10 Ii IL
batteries-knorr and Behne; Hay.
den aud Harris and Nc cClung.
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we Kcjoiee 10 sc. tho spring.

and whilst nature is blooming 80 beau.
tiiuily, we must arrange our parlors.
boudoir. library and dining room,
and the beat way TO begin is to arrange
our walls by hanging pretty pictures
and 10 refill our book case with the new
DOCKS, and make the spring anu sum-
mer us pleasant as possible. Nusbaum
has magnificent line of picture fran.
lLg aud pictures also. aud speaking
about books "Priucess Allnp."
"Manxman," "Discords" and many
other new and good works will be
found at 12S Main street. 1t
Bpttermilk and Ice Cream at Macs:
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hoInns Dixon fa,trt.
by Southern Associate | Pre- IA.

CHARLEsroN, S. o., April l7,-Train
30, the Seaboard fast mali on the North
Eastern railroad, which left Floreuce
at $40 o'clock this morning for Ohurles
ton, ran INTO washout at Howe's
Crossing aud WAS completely wrecked,
The Rev. Thomas Dixon, ,Jr., tho noted
Now York preacher and orator. re
ceived the worst injuries, though not
Eerlous.
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DISASTROUS CYCLONE.
Damage Done TO Georgia Property in
Washington County.
BY Southern Associated Press.

MOBILE, Ala, April ia special to
sho Register from Fairford, Ala, says
aast night about o'clock O disastrous
cyoloue from the northwest passed
across Washington county, crossing the
Senboard railway. All the houses nd
9ences in its path were swept Glenn,
Fortunately. 60 far, no deaths or se.
sious inlurlss have been reported. The
koss will probably exceed $4,000.
The log camps owned by the Sea.
board Manufacturing Company were
blown away. Tho houses blown away
Tere those Of B ID Williams, George
Evans, G + Dees, Willis Dougherty, j
7 Patrick, p w Mclllvain and Frank
Harris.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18
NORFOLK BRIEES.
Cleveriy Caught. CaptionIess Items
of Current happenings.


James Edwards. who was convicted
OF Involuntary mauslaughter and given
SIX months III Iaii for killing Jumes
Sawyer, WAS haiIed Yesterday IN the
sum OF So, for his appearance when
the motion for new trial Is argued.
While the childien of the Boys
Home were enjoying an excursion
Tuesday evening on MIR. Rogers little
steamer, Cyreue, Dennle Butts, "A smal!
boy fell oves esbonrd and came very near
being drowned.
The SCHOONER Mascot. coilided Tues
day with an unknown schooner of
Seawel!s Point ana lost her main sail.
Alr. Cornelius \. Wilson. of jersey
City, arrived here yesterday TO atteud
the funeral OF his hroiher.
The Nelhnes $4,000 suit against
Police ComWisaiouers Verdier and
Bolton in tue Court OF Law aud Chan.
Gerry to day.
Lelip Cousins, colored woman, be
came onrnged with u colored girl
named IroimHu, u witness ia the Poiice
Court yesterday morning aud struck
her IN the face. The Justice WAS yery
indiguunt and sent the woman at once
10 jail and fined her $3.50.
The Good Templnrs OF this city will
hold meeting this evening in the Y,
NJ. &. A. parlors ut o'clock, and all
persons whose names have been RS.
ce!ved for membership are cordially in
vited to be present,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

Light rNins in the cotton belt yes.
tsrday.
United States ports received $50
bales cotton, against S,632 bales last
year and 1921 bales in 1892.
New York future market advanced
10 to II points, closing steady. Nav.
$50 to 6.Sl; August. 6,S5 to Csc.
Sales, $50, 600 bnles.
Liverpool future market advanced G
to 76lths, closing steady. Spot sales,
5000 bales.
New York aud Galveston spot mar.
kets advanced Lice; New Orleans aud
Wilmington markets advanced !c.
Receipts for to-day ut New Orleans
are estimated at from $500 bales to
4,O0O bales.
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is. a. SAUNDERS Great >aie From e.
~ JnffrEy & co... Ntock

We are denied the space to describe
the wonderful bargains, SO can only
mention a few items. All Wool Cheyiot
SuIting, worth 50c. now 29c: Chipa
Silk from 100 up; SILK Warp Nuns
Yelling, worth 81, onr price 75c; Silk
and Wool Crepons, 40 inches, Jatiray's
price $3.50, our price 81. 80; Linen
Sheetlng, worth Sl.25, now soc. Crash,
worth sc. now G. and &c; 1.0O0 Linen
Towels. 45x22, worth zoe, now I2}c;
GOO Hnck Towels, 44x2G. worth 300.
now 2lc.
bargains in Laces, Embroideres,
Lace Curtains, Ginghams and tho
famous Lonsdale finished Cottous, only
DC. Fine Cottons worth &c, now 40.
Remember the quantity is limited, SO
II interested, make an early call on Us
this week. e. a, Saunders.
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EanY. Eenr. nlnY.

Choice Michigan Hay in lots to sui
she trade cheap. d. REID & BRO,
aplO D&Wlm go aud 2I0 Church St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

Constable Bros. ~ Wall haye removed
so Academy Music building.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

Newest Discovery"-Ex teeth no
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms, l62 Main,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18
BERKELEY BRIEFS.

The funeral of Mrs. Sophia W.
Lyons VIII TAKE place this afternoon at
, O'Clock from Eerkloy Avenue Baptist
Church
The funeral Of MIR. w. II. Wilson
will he held fsom his late residence on
llne street this utternouu ut 4:3u
o'clock. Berkley Lodge No. 278 will
attend in IL body.
The w. q. Il. u will hold a meeting
TINS afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
O. S. Baker at o'clock. All members
are requested to be- present. as import
ant business Is to be transacted.
The DemoTest medal contest has
been postponed until the 23d instant.
MIR. Charles M. Coston, O populsr
young lawyer of this town, received
the nomination III the straight ont
Democratic convention for Common
wealth . Attorney yesterday.
Don't fail to see" "lngomar" at Mark ct
Hall to morrow night for the benefit of
st. Paul's Z. L. Church.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

1t will be Rn agreeable surprise TO
persons subject to attacks of bilious
colo to learn that prompt relief NAV
he had by taking Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Disrrh9a Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be pre-
vented by taking this remedy as soon
rs The first symptoms of the disease
appear. % aud 90 cont bottles for sale
by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18
An I,iPoRrANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
DERkiEf, Va, Auru N 1so5

The joint committee from the citi
Zens and Town Council of Berkley, to
consider means for obtaining improved
town government, met ut the Town
Hall Tuesday night, the 10th, with all
members present. MIR. George w,
Jones WAS elected chairman and John
MILESTONE secretary.
After consideration OF the authority
OF the committee and the time and
proper method Of holding future meet.
lngs, 1t was moved and carried that the
committee adjourn to meet at the same
place Tuesday, the Odd. at p. M, and
that an Invitation be extended through
the newspapers TO any persons who
may wish to express their views TO cor.
respond with tho secretary, in order
that arrangements may be made for
hearing them at that or some future
meeting, JeAN MILESTONE,
Secretary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

TO purify, vitalizc AMI enrich tho blood
an glve nerve bodily AMI digestive strength
take Hoods Sarsapnrilla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18

Bpsiermilk and Ice Cream at Macs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-18
Fly Instruments

Are the finest that can be
proCured-..the same as in
use in all first.class' optical
offices. No snowy, massive
looking apparatus to fright
Ell children and disgust
ladies.
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Ty Business

Is steadily on the increase,
which is proof positive
that | have given satlsfac-
ton to the public during
my three years residence
iii Norfolk.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-14
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU, SAN Francisco,
May Is, 1895, P. M.-Weather conditions and
general forecast.
The following maximum temperatures were re-
ported to-day in California: Eureka So deg, Red
Bluff 9s, Sacramento 80, San Francisco 79, Fresno
50. Yuma 104.
The pressure is highest over Washington to-
night, and is lowest in Montana and in Southern
Arizona. The temperatures continue high in the
interior of the State although 1t is growing cooler
maximum temperature of SO deg is the highest
ever recorded before May 20. The increasing
pressure over Washington and Oregon viii cause
the hot to continue in the interior Of Calfor-
mia for several days.
The following are seasonal rainfalls TO date as
compared with those of the same date last year:
Eureka 4176, last year 1929: Red Bluff 2S.40.
last year 1875: Sacramento 1880 last year
14.19; San Francisco 25.41, last year 1850;
Fresno IA. IA last year 6.27: Los Angeles 1886.
last year 6.55 San Diego 1886 last year 40;
Yuma 2.97, last year PIC inches.
San Francisco data-MaTimum temperature 70
deg.s minimum 50 deg. mean 90 deg.
Forecast made at san Francisco Tor thirty hours
ending midnight Nav IA. 1885,
For Northern Call1ornla-talr; nearly stationary
temperature, except slightly cooler in the San
Joaquin Valley fresh brisk southerly to westerly
winds.
For Southern California-Fair: nearly stationary
temperature; fresh westerly winds.
For Nevada-Fair: cooler in northern portion.
For Utah and Arizona-Fair; nearly stationary
temperature.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair: nearly station
airy temperature; probably foggy at night; fresh
westerly winds, becoming brisk to high in the
afternoon.
II TI.,rro>- I7oracos+
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-14
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 13-Wheat opened at
slight decline, partly account of the change from
unreasonable heat to comparative cold, being con-
sdered rather beneficial than otherwise for the
growing crop. The weeks shipments from Russia
amounted to the unusually heavy total of 5000, 600
bushels and that Information was in the hands of
people at the seaboard before the opening, but did
not become public until half an hour afterward
and then it was discovered by those who had sold
upon their advance Information regarding the Rms
sian shipments that they had miscaculated its
effect upon the crowd.
From 64c and 6414c at the opening the price of
and at the latter point when the Russian ship
ments were made known but the price broke TO
643sc only at that time, and again recovered its
previous highest price, although it had another
and further decline later The market came I'M
der the influence of heavy shipments from other
countries, and the price of July dropped to 637sc
in hurry, but made even greater haste in getting
back 10 higher point than before. From IS 7sc
it advanced to 6514c in about fifteen minutes Elk
port clearanceS OF wheat and -four since Saturday
from Atlantic ports were 191 900 bushels.
The primary market receipts were 225,0O0
bushels compared with 266,00O on the CORE
spending day of the year before The opening
cables brought higher quotations from Liverpool
ments headed toward them last week they lost
ABOUT all of the early gain. Every commisSi on
house with connection IN those States had
reports Of poor and in many cases very poor pros
gan and Missouri. Kansas is reckoned as being
completely out of the count OF the winter-wheat
raising States this year. The poor crop prospects
and the disappointing visible WAS too strong COM
Dlnatlon Tor the short sellers The price advanced
near the close to 6512c and il wound up at 663sc.
Corn was dull and firm without showing much
Independence of action. 1t had a range in price
tor i uly OF from 50asc to 51c and closed within
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-14

cs bacon, bxs butter. % bxs oranges, l crt b
wheels, pkgs mdse, 40 bdls green hides, bx gun,
bxs butter, bdis hides and skins, AZ cs eggs,
bxs dressing, 554 SKIS dry fruit 2 cs hats. So
SKIS beans 10 cs cheese, bdl hides, IL bxs fish, 20
PORTLAND AND AsToRIA-Per oregon-s3
SKIS oysters, 17S SKIS evap apples, 1910 SKIS bran,
2677 SKIS 600 gunnies 612 or SKIS flour, 1880 sacks
oats, 50O5 SKIS potatoes.
matchwood, Is bdls hides Costs tea, 25s acks
bones 8 pkgs mdse, z crts earthenware, 81 bis h
collars 10 cs Dbl oak powder cs scales SKIS
sc bis excelsior, cs "a kegs hooks, "a baskets II
6bs insuators Pkgs attachments aSdn m pigs mchy
dry goods, 1878 SKIS oats, 1885 SKIS -four. 4273 SKIS
barley, $50 SKIS potatoes.
Consignees.
Per Santa Cruz-Standard OIL Co; Hirschbaum
& Co; McDonough & Runyon: Baker d Hamilton;
G L Whitney & Co: Dodge, Sweeney q Co; Shea,
Iron Works; Brigham, Hoppe d Co: f B Haight;
FEELING, Cressy & Co; Beanet & Murray:
Per Corona-Standard Oil Co; n & e Walters;
c Whitney & Co: Norton Teller & Co; Sunset
Mnfg Co; Thomas & Kahn Smiths Cash store; >
J,aneke Witzel & Baker Jansen Rose HeRgy;
Hills Bros III Dutard; H Hickman d Co: Chicago
Brewery; American Union Fish Co; Paladlni; II
Blake: Holbrook, Merrill y Stetson; , BrunSWlck !;
w r knight IL Co; CoghilI & Kohn; G NJ Volkman;
J Ivancovich 81 Co; Camilioni IL Co; Bailey I;
E GARNER t Co; Calm, Nickelsburg Co; United
Workingmen Shoe Co: Durham, Carrigan d Co; A
joy; Cunningham, Curtis q WEIGH; Pascal, Du-
bedat & Co: Wetmore Bros; Snshemer Bros; F L
Smell Reynolds: II Liebes & Co; Berthe q Co:
San Francisco Brewery; Washington Mnfs Co; f
\ eal Jonas Eranger d Co; Amer Press ASSN
Scatena IL Co; d E Allison II Co; Hawley Bros;
H Wedleck & Co; Toplitz; irvine Bros; Sherry,
Avlila & Co: s Siiyerberg: Oyerman Wheel Co: J
RoeblIng's Sons 81 Co; D Kellogg, l. Jacobs,
Field 81 Mackie; French: Risdon Iron Works
Yokohama Nursery Co; II S Harmon; A Lusk /;
Kuhlmayer & Co.
Per Alice BIanchard-John Rosenfelds Sons; B
Boitan; Cert, Sloss d Co; N Ohlandt & Co; Howe
Scale Co; Brown Bros & Co; Hulse, Bradford q CO..
JIG johnson & Co; Jansen, Rose q Heney; Pacific
Bone & Fertilizer Co; Porter Bros d CO.. c Jacob
son d Co: Balfonr, Guthrie Il Co; Dalton Rros; III
u Clay urgh d Co; Chas Harley q Co; Dutard :;
Holbrook, Merrill 81 Stetson; General Electric Co;
J Unna d Co; Murphy, Grant & Co; Price Baking
Powder Co; NJ BrandensteiD d Co.
Per Oregon-H Dutard; Moore, Ferguson & Co; A
Levy d. Co; G J Liest & Co; Otis, McAIlster d Co;
Geo Morrow & Co; Goldberg, Bowen & Co; Dalton
Bros: Geo Morrow & Co; A CALI Fruit Co; Fogarty
q Parker; Gould d Jaudin; Jansen, Rose q Henry;
A Levy d Co; J II Cain d Co; NJ Levy &, Co; Lay
man d Co; Thomas, w w Smith; ] Ep-
pooh: Mcpherson q Rucker; w r LarZalere; ] H
Boggers; Thomas q Kahn NJ Moraghan NJ E A
Wagner; Allen q Lewis; Darby dS Immel
For Late Shfpptra Lateuiqence See EyeUenth Page.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-14
DRIED FRUITS, RAIsINs, NUTS, ETC.

DRIED FRUITS-As will be seen in the tele-
graphic news widespread blizzard has swept over
the Middle and Western States, freezing almost
everything in the way of fruit. Ii the damage is as
severe now reported then prices for California
fresh and dried fruits will probably be high this
year, especially our own crop is short In fact
fruit to be short all the world this year
Prunes dropping from the trees there just as
they dropped from the California trees, which
means light crop of Prunes both in France and
California The Apple crop of the Eastern and
Western States a practical failure even before
this last freeze which killed of the few remaining
The Baldwin is the great Apple in the East, but If
letters and reports TO be believed there will be
no Baldwin Apples this year. In fact. the pros
poets that fruit will rule higher this year
At present. however the market is as dead
doornail. Prunes four sizes, 4(G412c q ID; larger
sizes, 43I616c. smaller sizes, 2G3c: Apples, 4@1
Peaches, 41a6c; Apric0ts, 5@6c for fair 10 choice
ard 7@712c for fancy Moorpark: Pears 4@Q4 12c
for evaporated halves, 3d4c Tor quarters and 112g
&c for inferior goods; P1ums, 3d312c for pltted
and 112c for unprtted; Figs, black, 312c for
pressed and 2(1212c for impressed.
KAISINS AND DRIED GRAPES = Raisins-
four-crown loose, quotable az S1ac y n three
crown. 212c e 10; 2-crown, &c q ID: seedless
Sutanas, Sc q ID: seedless Muscatels, &c 7B ID;
3-crown London layers 81 35@1 AS p box; clusters,
So 2562 10: Dehesa clusters, 81 80; Imperial
clusters So so; Dried Grapes-112@ls4c p ID.
NUTS-Chestnuts are quotaDie at 3G5c q ID;
Walnuts 7(191ac for paper-shel and softshell, and
6G7c for hardshell Almonds, 2@21ac for hard
shell, and 506c II h for softshell and - for
paper-sheIl: Peanuts, 506c for Eastern and Al
&c for rough and &c for polished; Flberts, Sld9c:
Brazil Nuts, 7@712c p n; cocoanuts, 81 50@5 80
p 100.
HoNEY-Comb is quotable at 6@10c; water
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITs-Arrivals of Cherries were
763 boxes, selling at 3O@60c p box for red and
white 75c@$1 % q box for black.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. very dull at $50
25c q drawer for common, 212G3c p ID for
oregon Improved and - for English. Receipts
OF Strawberries 391 chests, selling 5000
berries.
CITRUS FRUITS-Six cars were auctioned at
higher prices, follows: Fancy Navels, 81 75@
81 90; fancy Seedlings, eOc@S1s10; choice do,
S0c@$1 80; standard do, 65c@$1 10; st. Michaels
81 %; Malta Bloods, 81; Lemons, 81 O5@1 co.
Tangernes, SOC for half boxes.
Fancy Navels continue firm. Lemons are doing
better and Mexican Lines are still higher, owing
to the hot weather. California Navels quotable at
81 50@2 rs; Seedlings, 75c@$1 so: Sicily Lemons,
$4 q box; California Lemons, $l@1 rs for COM
mon and $2@3 for good TO choice; Mexican
Lines, SAGA so D box; Bananas, 81 25@2 q
bunch; Pineapples, nominal.