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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ExpREss
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 1881
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7;t0 R.m. daily except sunuay-(Por,.moutb
High street. 7;3O n. MI Arrive &C
fniisuelphta D: z p. m; New York az
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 Up. N. daily, portsmouth, High street. b.55l
SSrrivs al rniladelphia $40 a. m;
Rev 1OTk T:S3 a. IN
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
300 M DAILY tPorlsmouth. High street. 9iO)
leaving New York s y. m; Phiiadel-
ARRiivfEpAiT' NoRtoLE.
e.o5p IN. daily, except SUNDAY PORTSMOUTH,
HHish street, SIS P M leaving New
Close Connection maue with sill rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Gers on night trains oe-
tween Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape
Charloa. Pullman Buffet ami Psrlor Cars on
day trains between Philadelphis and Cape
s9-Through ticket, sold ami baggage check.
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel,
RIB. COOKE. Genr Agent
EoR PETERSBURG, NEWPORT NEWS
I CLARtMONT SCOTLAND AND JAMES
RIVER LAND NGs,-sleau :. A. MCCALL
- : ~ =. ~ ~ OK dt u II. III. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY for
above points, reaching Petersburg abo 1t 8 D. M,
Connects with A. * ID. K. Il. AT cotland With
. = < :. X. r
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and sI.2j round
trip, 81.
Meals served on steamer for SOC.
Tickets sold on steamer.
Freight received daily for above points
The MEGA eau be chartered for excursion
purposes any tuesday or thursday night at
vsIy LOW Iatos r.. h. COOKE,
General Agent
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New YorL Markets.

kHs YonE. January 2.-Fiour, dull and
steady; winter whoat, low grades.
s2.Soa2'6o fair to fancy. 81 5laJ.y5; 10
patents. S2.75s3.90; Minnesota cIear
ez;Soa2..O patents So. Ou3 20; low
extras e1.O6H2 10. Southern -four. dui,
ana steady common to far extra. a2 i'm
pW; good to choice. 40. $5.iUss. O
meat closed more active for exi ort uud
eeauesuSi no. red. store AMI elevator
euss"uic'ahoat. Ol;c. Corn closet d Ii
nnh lover; No 2, Sic, elevator: Size
shos'. oats closed easier. No ?, S4iAs5c;
~ ., "nlte SO G; miIel Western "a n3tc;
White 40. 33A4l @. Cat meats uuia,
Piehled Giles, daG. c:shoulders &c iiams
90 nilou.es. nominal. Lard, ,uiet
eity. 6.6ua66... Pork. dulI. olI 80 49,
ei2 75al3.Z5; extra prime. nominal. coz.
sSee-m0, qu'et anu nrmer; No Z, 10 c.
Sugar-ltaw. dull aud steady; fair ram
ing: Zi"2 c. ,entrifuSals SIC; r.fnei NH
ana nominal: on A. 3ia3ic; standard A
1'-ioatc' cut loaf. 7-l6a4.c; crushed
d l.l6a4ic. oNoo9'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Fluctuations Of the Markets Yes
terday.
MONEY ON CALL WAS EASY.
Chicago Wheat Market Closed
Lower. Baltimore Flour Closed
Dull. New York Flour Clos.
ed Dull. but Steady. The
Grocery Markets.
By Southern Associs:sa Prsss.

SEw YomK. January 2.-Money on
cali easy. at !h2 per cent; last loan at
Per cent. and closing offered Mt per
cent. Sterling exchange closed strong,
sS7in4s1. for sixty days and 4sSiaiSS; for
demand. Posted rates. s3SlaiS9t. Cent
Mercial bills 4S6 asia. Government
bonds closed lower.
THE srooK MAuxnr-cLosrSa BIDS
american Cotton Oil. 23i; American
Cotton Oil, preferred, G7a6st: American
Sugar Refuories. 81: American
Sugar Retineries. preferred. so; Amer
scan Tobacco, IS; American To
ind Santa Fe. At: baltimore aud
Ohio. Cpl: Canada Pacific. $751;; Chesa-
Penke and Ohio, II; Chicago AMI Alton,
t46; Chicago, burlington AMI Quincy,
w; Chicago Gas trust 72t: Della
ware, l.acknwannR ani Western. 1907:
Diatillers and Cattle Feeders. 81; East
!enuessee, virginia aud Georgia. -; East
Tennessee, Virginia All Georgia pre-
serred. :; Erie. %; Erie, pref, 20S;
GENERAL Electric, 34i Illinois Central, S2,;
Lake Erie AMI Western. 1G; Lake Err
and Western. preferred, Il: Lake shore,
lS4t: iouiHville ami Nashville. 53s;
s.onisville. New Albany aud Chicago. g.;
Manhattan Consolidated. tOil; Momphs
and Charleston. 10; Michigan Ceutrai,
W: missouri Pacific. 26}: Mobile ami
Ohio. II: Nashville. Chattanooga
aud st. Louis. Is: nitei States Cor
d"ge. z; Unitei States Cordage, pre-
lerrod. IL; New Jersey Central, sot:
New York Central. 97;: Now YORK
ami New England. 1921: Norfolk AMI West
orn. preferred. III; Northern Pncino. 81.
northern Pacific. preferred. l6t: North
western. 80: Northwestern. preferred,
ei2; FRcino Mali. Il; teading, I3;; itch
mond ami West Point. -: Rock Islam,
Oh; 81. Paul. 55,; st. Paul pre-
ferrod. 1l6i; Silver Certificates, 5y;;
|ennessee Goal All Iron. 1871. Tennessee
Goa snd Iron. preferred. 40 asked: e1A.
sneinc. d: Union Pacific. Il: Wabash.
-; Wabash, preferred. 10: Western
Union. So: Wheeling and Lake Erie. ~:
wheeling and Lake Erie, preferred, al:
Alabama. class a. l0!. eN; Alabama olnss
.. IVA. e1; Alabama. class @. % bid, ex;
t,ouislans Stamped As, 100; North
Narolina is. loo ex; North Carolina is,
"a; lenuersee ois. -; Ieuuos-
zee Now settlement Gs, -; Zen
nessea New Settlement SIS. =: New ren-
nessee Settlement SO so, OK; Virginia d +.
Ereferreh. 81; Virginia Trust Kecsip,s,
az: virginia Funding Debt. So. es:
Shltod states Registered. lib; United
cta'es Goupons. As, 49,; Unitei state.
coupons. rs, %: Southern halfway So.
e9.. et; Southern hallway Common. TO-;
Southern hallway, preferred. 81; i. q.
Hon-f undabie, 1921, Ell. = G New Issue
E.s,-, -V'tF 49,
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PrOYininna.


t-Mackerei. No. I, inksrs, s425.
new, small. $l2 So; new. medium, 1925;
No 8. III kegs. $500. Herring, Family
Roc. s275a3.25, Eastern, i'll barrels, 81. rs
R9.I5
Mess BseJ-Steaiy; family mess, sl5.25;
second grade. 1915.
HIms-Smithfeld. 1Alal7c.
Pork-New mess pork, SI4OO.
BuH Mrnts-Olear RIB, TO-; fat backs,
So; bellies. 7tc.
Stou:d.rs-SugRr cured. 10.
Bdeon-Shouiiers. TO.
brcdsts-SuGar Cured. l0Jo.
Lara - Pure lard. 8 40, tierces;
&C.
Oi'e'e-Oream. l0al2c;i Western Dairy,
lUc., as 10 QuaiIty.
Bmter--New York State, dairy, new.
2lo; fresh creamery, 22so.. Western, IL 10
lSc.
Rerosene 0H-Firm: III degrees. lOa
lie. $50 degrees, aaso.; Bed. 100 degrees,
l0allo.
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Wholesale OuotationsI

Cypress Lun,Jsr---Market in good de.
mand. Boards lx6-l6 feet long, SIS. 90:
boards, lx6-lG rough, S10.UOall 90;
boards. 1xl2 to IL inch-16 feet clear,
F2i.0Oa25.0O: boards. rough, wide, $4,000
lS.oO; scarce and i'll demand.
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Stnvc MARKET.

Market dull. except /, white oak pines.
kei ok season over. Prime red oak
hogsheg Is, Is 90; culls, 1900: white oak
hogsheads, prime. $1,000: culls. $4,000:
white oak heading. prime, Sid.0Oa. co.;
en cur so, U; white oak pipe. $4,000; culls,
93S.O0 white oak barrel. $500: culls'
Sl5:0o: white oak, octavoes, S27.0Ja2s 90;
culls. I6.U0aS.O0.
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SHIpP1NG NEWS,
pOhTS OF NORFOLK AND POETS
MOUTH. January /, 1897
ARRIVAL

British steamship Glengoil. Davidson.
New ork, to the N a Il 60. to load.
British steam ship Bavarlan, Newport
News TO the y L Co, to load for LIVER
pool.
Lritish ship Forest King, Leblanc. Bos
ten. II ballast
Sch oners acheus. Sherman. Cham.
bers. New Haven. John c Swceny. Hill.
bee. baltimore y II amin + Poole. Ross
iroNi nee, TO YIN. Lamb Il Co, TO r
coal.
:, hoouer Carrie l., McPearson. Balti
more.
schooner @ Il Glidden, Fallen, Thomas.
ton, Me. light.
Tug Edg f. Luckenback, Keen. New
York with barge Puritan. To VIM Lamb
n o Tor coal, AMI barge Coal King. 10
Newport News,
MEMORANDA.
B rlt Carrie Winslow passed in the
Capes at noon
The following vess 10 are at Ports
mouth. Gbout nineteen miles below HIT
terra. bouni OFT. Schoonels John W nsll.
Jr. ,nmmers, O McNaughton. Outten,
New York; Geo liowes. Bs erldge: Ada
Henry, Hill, NewLeru; Susan Porter.
Lupton, baltimore.
GAfK AKNAy, Va, January C.--l2, a.
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Air Dried pine Iunbers

A flooring dry ana clear, s11. go
"a rough edge. best. $1,000: No.
Z, ss;oo' No. 3. 5000; A rough stained,
$500: small joists. $500; large jolsts.
SS.6ual0.00 AKA l6-scantling, 1925.
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Grain.

Peas Dull; black eye peas, ete,dy,
S2.00a2.25 per bag.
Corn Market. steady; Western white,
52c: mixod. 4Jc; Southern white, i5c.
Odfs--Firm; Nixsi. 3Sa4Oe.
AiHrsed-Market steady; Bran sl7. GOALS;
Shipntuf, or hidilings. sl8.D0ai 800:
Meal, white bolted. per 80 lbs., $50;
Hominy. C.
Hay-No. ! Timothy. elA.c0; No, Q,
512.5 0al3.U0.
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Cloudy. Northwest winds; 10 mileO. Light

CLEARED.
Schooner Virginia Rulon, Leak, New
York, with lumI or.
Schooner kehraim and Anna, Trayers,
Baltimore, with lumber
Earces / sniel l lenpey and Nereus,
Hoboken or New York. with coal.
SAILED.
Fritish steamsh p Loughrigg Holme,
Milligap. Manchester via Newport News
with l.U60 bales cotton and other cargo
Norw' gian bark Prince George, Johau-
nessen. Rio. with coal.
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Norfolk Cotton Markets
OFFICE OF TIE VIRaIHIAN.
NORFOLK. Va. january 2. 1895.

NORFOLK, va, JtnuRry z. 1855. I
Norfolk and Western Bailroad--For
Norfolk. lO4 bales; other points -
bales total. l0s bnles
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-Eor
Norfolk. ISL bales, other points. 3
bales. total. 1874 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroai-For
Norfolk. $50 bales; other points. =
bales; total. 1876 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAIIRoAn
~ COMPANY

NO4hI
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1900
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
ualiy except Snnunvl 9:i5 II IN for ElizabnIn
~ rEutenlon' Mackey's Ferry, koner. Pam
- o; he, maven; etc Connects at Ed.nton with
y. " ). X. IL. steamer rs follows: Daily
WINDSOR; ITfESbAY. Tor ru njY@nnsS ana
river, on MONDAY ana Friday i a%
Scuhp,rnoig river, AM WEDNESDAYS
for Salmon ere K. Conn,c nj ISeIlhn, an wi,i
steamer faven Pele for Nakeeyvillc' Sontb
landings. ~ '"o ''"'c
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
40 ~ uAiiy Except Sunday for Elizsbe,l,
tt!, het alton anu T.ystations Connects at
aud \ewbern Man ay Iuesigv. III an Il
SSalur av for Newbern. Roanoke Island an,
Morehead city, KiDston and Goldsborn vim a
NJ X. H., and Tor Jacksonville, Whining
t,h; >. -. and az stntious on the w. n. Il =.
Il; H. and at Edenton daily with steamer for
Plymouth.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily (ercept Sun
SSay! a, 40 IN, aud Express daily except
steam lines at Norfolk for the North East and
west. Passenger and freight stations foot 81
East Main street, Norfolk and Western depoi.
HASTEfE CARO- INA DISPATCH FAST
~ sRElGH LINE AND OLD ON1OiGS
- Oetsech all points North and Enst via
NerioiS and Mort" X and Soath,. N EailIoad 70
= ern North Carolina
FREIGHT received daily and forwnrded nromnt
ly nj low rates
For further Information apply to the General
ONCE OF the N. i S. X: R. Co., Norfolk. Va.
II. G. HUDGINS,
hener2l Freight and Passenger Agent
NJ. K. KING.
General Mana-er.
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KILN Dried.

A No. l, 10 inches, $500; Al No. l.,
l2inches, $3.50; A. No. @ q. SIG. 90;
A No. . edge, 81. so; l.. No . STOCK,
$500; Al No. 8 Ct &c. $3.50: A No. 3
stock. sll.o0 bill SUD. air dried, So. 5Oa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Prompt
AND
Unfailing.

Will permanently heal
Eczema, Salt Rheun, let
ter, Poison Oak, Ring
Worm, Pimples, Dandruff,
Itch, Itching Piles and
every kind Of eruption. 1t
sottens the skin and effec-
tually removes all blemish-
es. Emlnently superior in
restoring and Identifying
the complexion. 1t has
been tested in innumerable
cases with unvarying sue
cess.
Sold by all druggists, or
sent by mail on receipt of
price, SO cents.
FOSTER MEDICINE COMPANY,
baltimore. Nd.
rSFOSTER'S GERMAN ARMY AND
NAVY BLOOD BITIERS will cleanse
the system and drive out all impu l.
'lss II Is both purifier and an in-
HlGorator Pleasant to tie taste.
EHect immediate. In large bot lbs
Sl.0U. at all druggists
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03
Chicago UnriScfs.

Cnioieo. January 2.-Tha loading
FUTURES ranged as follows: Wheat oius.d
so"er. Corn closed lower. Oats clos,1
lower. Pork closed lower
MnEtr--Ianu"ry, 53i; May, 57.A57:;
OF: july 57Iaas A'"'
=, oons-'iannnry. 45I; May, 49,; July, IS.
Nor'n9-January: A4.; May. 47:; July,
oATs--Jnnuory. 2s!; May, 81. Closing
sannary. 2S!; Nay, 3ls
., po,nk-Janunry, ll.35; May, 1881.
Closihg-l January. ll.a0. May. IL .65,
LAnD-January, & Z NAV. 7,Uo. Clos.
shg--January, 60; May, 6.ias,
Ahs-Januarv, 5.12 Nav, 500. Clos
shs-January. 6.G7i: May, 1921.
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Shiilgle Market.

Shtn9les---Quiet: No. hearts 96.OOa7. IS
No. hearts. So OOa5.5 50; No. sap,
$500; No. 2 saps. - 50a5.OO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NoaToLk. Va. January q 1895
RfnMnIe

Produce
Potz,I-Chiokous. ola. 22la25o.
E9o'-Dul; Wholesale. l7alSa. pcr dca.
Bneston1-12io. per pouua
1>r4Os-Iriih potato ss-Southern Rose,
81 sta: % per barrel; Haymans, now,
76aSUc; yellow, e0aSl.
Southern FruuS-lauanas. 70caSi. 90
per bunch; oranges, sorrento. $3.50
per box. cocosuuts, sl.00 per bag
OF leo; pineapples. CATO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

New orK Truck Market.
New YORK, January 2.-KaIe.
firm; Norfolk, 81; spinach, higher;
Norfolk, 24a5.
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PcnnIII Marker.
ItIrn Der Market.

Market. quiet; Prime, lie; strictly
prime. 2ci fancy, 2tc; common. lRI}.
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= he Way

to reach catarrh is through the blood
Hoed's SarsapRrilia, by pari wing tn,
oiood' removes the cauee OF the diseas,
and permanently oures catarrh. TAX
only Hoods.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

HOOPS Pills act easily. yet prompt,
an effectively, on the liver and boWe 3
$50.
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DoANoKE. NORFOLK AND

DOANoKE. NORFOLK AND
~ BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY Juno 25th,
1894. the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line harf every Monday and Thurs
day NJ ) III for Bal more, anu leave
baltimore Pier No. % Light street wharf,
every TUESDAY, and Saturday at ) D m,
Freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL.
Telephone s. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

DOANOKE AND OASulERIVEk LINE
N-Steamer LUCY. J. j. Jones. MASTER.
will leave Commerce street wharf every
WEDNESDAY al 4 p m. for Plymouth
and oil Roanoke river landings AS high
es Palmyra. y g.. Winusor an al AM
ings ON the Cashie river. freighta re-.
ce yed up 10 D. m. For further infor-
nation Apply 10 the NOTTINGHAM 81
WRENN CO.. oftice Commerce streCe
wharf. Phone LIS. IY6.sS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

~. "ii polHts south. - 80 '"'+' 49,
No, l0:i Daily, EXCEPT Sunday m,.o, o,
I Ti NJ linbgo d for Washington y g
mn M,"St"ni n, ~ plymouth, n. C. and ali East
HC It ,rnnp soHrts also at Rocky Mount with
lraihs arrive at Norfolk 5.I5n ~, na.,
"'S 80 a. lu..S a. "a Daily. except SUNDAY.
hagSase checked at company's Norfoir wbarf
Agent. 90 Main street anu i'ckct
for ,,tkr,s to all points South, slacpinr cal,
reservation and general information cal Va. a.
vi "our'hs j. \. NEUGEBAt Err.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JANIS +. MArPIN,
General Forwarding AGENT
7. ". EMERSON,
G. NJ S;HpETI. se' Abe"l'
General Manager, Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-03

FTRavwLERg suruH:
FENHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
IL ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO.,
Slas W. Burt,
W. Van Norden. "eoe''orS.
eCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY,
OCT. l, 1884, AT 6 o CLOCK A NJ,
LEAVE NoRToLK.
DAILY EICkrr SUNDAY.
eco m, Mixed.
1ltO IN. Local Express.
800 pm, Leca Express.
$50 p IN, Local Express.
SCSDAY TRAINS.
1880 nj, Local Express
800 pm. Local Erurc.s.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEAcR,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
500 IN, Local EXPRESS
12i6 p m, Mi,ed.
AS pm, Local Express.
6S0pm. Local Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS
1870 p III, Local Express.
500 y III. Local Express.
Local Express Trains make the trip In forty.
Eve minutes.
Mixed Trims one hour and ten mnutes
B. T. HOLLAND,
'ienerai Superintendent.
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The trip by thesesteamers affords a most en-
loyaole sail on the Ches tpeake Bay passing
through Hampton Roads and hnrbor Of Nor
folk, with view Of all Directs OF interest Incl
dent to these historical localities. Offering un-
and luxuriantly furnished SALOONS and state
tricity.
West and baggage checked 10 de,tination
Ststeroomo reserved upon application in peraon
at the oompany's oiticeNo. II West Main street
or on board steamer
Freight viii NOT oe received AFTER 400 p. L.
to go forward that day.
For further In formation apply TO.
W. RANDALL, Agent
fDaily except Sunday. "Daily.
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DAILY except sunday.
40 !. Cincinnati and St. Louis Limited.
and st Louis. Meals served nm " 6ininn Car
west Of Gordonsyille. S"'
No; ., +. +. v, daily with Parlor Cars, Old
rolnt 10 Richmond and Pullman Sleeping
Ser Richmond TO Hinton and Gordoneville no
Slncihhati and Louisville. Meals served ON
Dining Cans. Co ,ueet at Coyingtou. Va.
Only on w mondays Weine .d'vs and Satur as
stons east NJ Gorionsy lie 'oe"'
steamer Louise arrives ar Norfolk, daiI1. I2:o5
noon ami ESQ p. m.
For further in formation apply to
X. I. BROOKE. PapsenIcr Agent
{. o. Ticket Office. Grauby street,
VI der Atlantic Hotel
JOHN d. POTTS,
Division Passeuper Apent
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chs,ISs RoH York, Philadelphia aud
Ronts Norfolk Railroad Go.
kg III ssl:, & j.: e. 7

SIX HOURS QUICKER TuANANY OTHER
LiNE
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DASSE EGEu SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
i sail from Norfolk on MOND Y, TUES
DAY WLDN ESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
UEDAY at G0D p, m from New York. on
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS WEONESDAYS
Al RSDAY Us lat 3 y. 90; 4 "a
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-12
HE KNEW WHAT 1T WAS.

There was a man at the Third stree de-
pot the other day making inquiries about
a lost trunk, and after an hours hunt
the baggage master found a lid and bot
tom and one side of something which
might have once been a trunk and hand
over with the remark:
This must be what you are after"
Yes" was the reluctant reply.
Anything more?"
mo. nothing more"
Want to AXE the pieces away with
you?"
mo / guess not"
Sorry about the damage; but you
know how it is"
Yes, I know"
He stood looking at the remains SO
long and so disconsolately that the bag
gage master finally said:
"You might put in a claim for dam
ages
Yes, but 1t wouldn't ooh we'll" sighed
the trunk owner as he turned away.
I'm a baggeman myself. got see, and
I'll be hanged if l { don't believe l busted
that trunk with my own hands on a trip
two weeks ago. It looks exactly like one
of my favorite jobs."-Detroit Free
Press.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-12

taxation now leved upon the domestic in
dustries of this country.
Resolved, That we pledge our support
to fair and liberal pensions to ex-Union
Resolved, that we condem the falacy Of
protecting American labor under the pres
emit system which open our ports to the
pauper and criminal classes Of the world,
nounce the present Ineffective law against
contract labor, and demand the further
restriction of undesirable immigration.
Resolved, we cordially sympathize
with the efforts Of organized workmen to
rigid enforcement OF the existing eight
hour law on government work. and ask
that a penalty claus be added to said law.
Resolved That we regard the maintain
cenaries, known as the Pinkerton system,
as a menace to our liberties, and we de-
mand it's abolition. and we condemn the
recent invasion of the territory of Wyo-
ming by the hired assassinS OF plutocracy,
assisted by Federal officers.
Resolved, we commend to the
thoughtful consideration Of the people
and the reform press, the legislative sys-
tenn known as the Initiative and Refer
endum.
Resolved, That we favor a constitutional
provision limiting the office of president
and vice president to one term, and pro-
yiding for the election of the senators by
q direct vote Of the people: .
or national aid to any private corpora
ton for any purpose.
H.. E. TAUBENECK. Chairman, Marshal.
]. II. TURNER. Secretary. Georgia.
LAWRENCE MCFARLAND. Secretary.
NJ. C. RANKIN, Treasurer. Terre
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MEAT OR

Nature as q rule can be depended upon
to adjust herself to circumstances, no
matter how varying they may become.
In this way, the present advance in
meat. which strikes directly at the poor,
is not an absolutely unmixed evil. It's
effect upon the consumption of molasses,
especially throughout the South, has al
ready been noticed, and it is highly prob
able that the advance, If it continues,
will create a more or less well-defined
boom in molasses. When the poor are
deprived Of meat they fly to rnolasses as
the next best thing, and that product be-
comes the leading foundation Of their
meals. So that the decrease in the con-
sumption of meat instantly increases
that of molasses, striking a fairly equita-
BILE balance.
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DULUTH MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN.

mail
Chicago, Jun 10.-Wheat was not act
I've today. the government report which
will be issued this afternoon causing
some hesitation in business. Prices
were easy on rains in the Southwest, a
states needing moisture and on a large
shipment to importing countries last
week. The visible supply decreased g.
400, 900 bu and the amount on ocean pas
sage increased $50. 900 blu. Closing CONT
mental cables were higher. Cash wheat
was firm early, but closed weak. July
closed NC lower than Saturday. Esti>
mated receipts for tomorrow Al cars.
Corn was easy and inclined to be dull.
The feeling was in sympathy with
wheat. The visible supply increased
&c., 900 blu and the amount on ocean pas
sage $50, 900 bu. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow 215 cars. July closed M@%c
lower.
Oats-Steady to firm on prospects of Q
bullish report by the government this
afternoon. The visible supply increas-
ed 123. 900 bu. Estimated receipts for to-
morrow $50 cars. July closed h@Ac
lower.
Flax was firm; cash, $1.4s; September,
1925; October, $124h. Receipts were II
cars.
Timothy was firm; prim cash., 1925
onminal; September, IS; country lots, "a
@4.75. Prime clover, $3.50 nominal; Oc-
tober, $3.50.
Provisions exhibited firmness on a
strong hog market, but trading was
light. July pork closed 2sc lower; July
lard a shade higher and July ribs 211c
higher.
WHEAT
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