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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

oil points Saiib win " I. J.. Train - Tor
~, noi D'iiy except sunday, makes clos. con.
h' c'!1h ~ iiohg0od 10, Washington " T. r.
,, t, y. =; plymouth ~. c. and eli Eastern N"ro
mm" lotNls' Ai At Rocky Mount with A q
AUS AMY" qt Norfolk Cos p. M daily Also
al :, ~ 20 a. NJ. Tally, except sunday
nd siE"s t".G'cd ~ 'ompanys Norfolk wharf
sc Main .ircci. "' -'st''
For tickets 10 al points South, sccpin,
resery.tiou and general IN ioIInatiolin can ON ~
address i. y. NlUGEBArEE
fnsscngeT and Ticket Agent q
JAMES T. MAUpfN,
General Forwarding Agent
,, 4. VI. EMERSON
C. NJ. SEl:i FL, "''HSe' hSeu''
General Manager Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
InsavEr.EltS' GUIDE.
NORFOLK : SOUTHERN +. R. CO,
sCMrpuLE IN EFEErr IuLY ,sn,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECr JULY lsnl
MAI. AMI ~ ..ISo LEAVES NOt,FhLK
daily Except sunday Gt' u ~. for Eiil,bcth
Eity, Edenton, Muckey's Ferry, Roper. pnnloso
Belhavcn, etc Connects al Elenron win, -
l. T. steamer AZ follows: Daily except Suudayj
Tor Plymouth aud Windsor. TT, SDAG 'rJIiinS
DAY aud SATURDAY for al. LANDINGS on Chnnan
river, on MONDAY and FRIDAY for S.Ippr,non-
river, and WEhSESDNfS ft salmon Creek Can
meets at he Haven with steamer Virginia Darn Ior
and Intermediate ianiing> Connect, nj EIluIrth y
City daily Except sunday with steamer New.
berne for Nsg's Head
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
T.: IN. daily IeIcept sunday for Elizabeth civ
City with the steamer Neuse Tuesday Thur.,l.v
anu Saturday for Newborn Roanoke leland an /
Morehcad City Kinston aud L, dslnrro via A &
n. L. Il. r.. and tor Jacksonville Wilmington
C.,aod all stations on the W. y. Il y T. l.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily teI,rrt Sunday Mt
a. m; connect with all Tail and steam iucs at Nor
folk Tor the North. last and West, PASSENGER am
tor loot oi East NAM street. Nort,iI and Wps,
crn depot Freight station Oh Water street,
TERN CAROLINA pIsrA1CII. FAST
between all points North and Easi via Norfolk aud
Norf"ik and southern Railroad to Eastern N,utb
Carolina. '" '''''"
Freight received daily urti. = - m and hr
wnrded promptly ut low rates.
For further information apply TO the General
ohce of the \. q :. L. z. Co Norfolk Va
II. g. HupGINS
IS. X. KING, h'
&C. neral Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

OR RICHMOND PETERSBURG, OLD 10 Mt
T. CLAREMONr. NEWPORT NEWS and James
river landings direct by iayhght-virsinia NaVl-
cation COMPANY, Ele ,ant steamer 20 AliI.,,S
THURSDAY and SATURDAY NJ n. M, touching
at Portsmouth, old. Point, Newport News going
M, connecting tn ali evening ina us. Fare 10
ldch:nond Sl.ho fare 10 Richmond aud return
much che per iha hy amy other route 10 RisL-
inond, Petersburg WRverly Iltrksfnrd aud stations
on Atlantic and Danyilo railroad and all pSints
via Richmond. Tickets for sale AT Ticket ageneies
Of Wake < Son, ii brandt and on board s;eepasy !;
b. Freight received daily, Sunday excepted, klz
anbove nam"f' nrints. ,.g,s,. - ~
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among oar Co,,oa rIen.
kains IN the cotton belt yester day.

Bar silver advanced SID.
New York future contracts declined
Gas points, closing barely steady.
August, 40 to 7.2l; October, 7.2l to
10; January, 7.39 to 40. Sales,
Dos, 900.
Liverpool market declined l-32d.
Future contracts declined 2 to 3-G4ths,
closing quiet and steady.
keceip:s at u. 5. ports for the week
are 1910 bales. against G.27S bales last
year and j., SGS bales in 1898.
Southern markets unchanged. Only
100 bales sold ut New Orleans,
Galveston received lS9 new bales
cotton during past week.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money MarKct.
Bv Southern Associate Press.


Sew Y"Rv. August lG.--Morey on call easy
a. lail por cent. closing at y " cent. Steri-
&ng ehrnapSe is easy. with actual business
sn bankers bills at 4S9la4S9! for sixty days
>nd 40 aigO. for demand. Posted rates.
GOatcl. Conu ercial Hills, tS3taisu Gov
erument boaas quiet.
THE STOCK NAuKEr- CLOSING BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 25'; American Cot
toE Oil. rret. "A: American Sugar Rein
<rts. III; American Sugar i'efiueries. pref.
10h Amer can Tobacco. LOST: American To.
tnccD, pref. III: At:hison. Topeka aul
famta Fe. lj!: Baltimore and Ohio, Gil: Can.
ada Pacific a. Chesapeake aud Ohio 2lI;
Chicago and Alien, 100: Chicago l;ur,ing.
1om and Quincy. 10Y; Chicago Gas Trust. 81;
Delaware and Lackawanns. 16li Distil.
ers and Cattle Feeders. 20l; Erie. So: Erie.
yeef.. :0!: General Electric iGl: Illinois
Central.?.: / AXE Erie ami estern 241: Lake
atie a"d western. pref. 40; Lake Shore,
>5l: Louisville and Nashville. G;l: I.onis.
Vile ow Albany and Chicago. 81: Man
patton ."nfohdated. II i:Mcmrh,s aud Char
sonii Pacific. 3Ii Mobile and ohio. 2il
Nashville and Chattano5sa. 40: United
states tordsCe, Il: United stats. Cortlnge,
pref ~: New Jersey Central lOil: New
sli, "; Norfolk and Wos cru. prar.. l3i:
Sortherh Pacific, Al; Northern Pacific,
pref ~ Notwithstanding Northwester, J.
PREF, -; aciiic Mail. "A; Peadiu,. ~
S0eA Island, ~; st. Paul Ill: st. raul.pre'..
40; SiFer Certificates. &C.: Tennessee Coal
an anu - on 80: Tennessee Coal and iron. pref.
rs; Texas Pacific. l2l; Union Pacific.
81 wabash. .; Wabash pref, 2li: Western
Snon' S5'' Wheeling aud Lake Erie lG;
Wheeling md Lake Eric, Alabama pref. 52i.;
ass a, ios.; Alabama. class b. lGS: Ala
pama c.ass Z, sS!: Lorisana IS %: North
Sai0lin" sc, lOi; N"rth Carolina Gs.
sSy:lehi"ssec New Settlement 3 5. 80! Virgin.
IA S, deferred. 81; Virginia rrus, i,eceipts.
=; virginia Funding Debt. 63!; Emitted
.lates Is registered, ll2; United States So,
coupons ll2i; United States IS &c.; South
Common, 49,: southern Halfway Common,
pref ALI; south Carolina AS, log.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NonroLK Va, August lG. iS9.

Corrrr-Niuch higher AMI active: Rio
common l6iaI7ic: Iair. lS.uIgc: GOOD. ~
fuc Choice, 2ln2l;c; Lasuayra, 2I,c. Java
fa3U.c.
Synurs ANp MOLAssEs -Steady; Syrups.
;riEht. lsa-3c. Fair Grades. I6 u20c; Porto
Rico. IL, ~ ANA 2Gc. as to grade
NEW OnLtANS MoLtssE quiet: Fair, zoe
25c; Good 3Cn!0r; Choice. l5c.
= FLoUno-Mnrket strong. Western Sprinv
heat. Best Patent FAMILY. s4.15; Winter
Nheai Beat Patent Family, $3.50: Winter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

SOUTHERN FRUITs-Banauas. S1.00al.25 per
bunch. oranges. Sorrento. per box. 50. 30
cocoanuts. $500 per bag Of 100: pineapples.
Ease. lemons. J.5Dai.T5.
Observation-Disclosures. old. 20a25c; spring
ohickeus. l0a2Uc.
EGus-WholesAle. lie per doz.
BEESwAX-25c per pound
rEUCH-lrish potatoes Eating potatoes
Slal.25 per barrel. Onions, $500 per bag.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
y PHILADElPHIA--Only direct .Isoa
Until further orders. steamers are Ap OluleI to
sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday
phia every Tuesday Thursday aud saturday.
fhrou gu bills OF laiine 10 all points south aud
Southwest via Seaboarj Air i.;ue, Atlantic Coast
Line and Virginia Tennessee Ar Line Railroad
JAMES W. MCCARR1Cki
General soutuern Agent. Norfolk Va.
". l.. CLrI,E SCO,
Agents Phi 'aleiphla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

PEAs-Stcady: Black eve peas. S2.50
per bag BLACK. 75c per bushel.
CoES-SOutnern white. quiet 4jniSc.
OArs-Steaiy; Mixed. SOC. white. 3Io.
Mill FEED MARKET steady: Bran, $3.50.
shipstuh. or middlings. $500; meal white
boltcd per 80 Tbs. bic.
HM-No Timothy. $1,000; No. .. $500
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Mrs. Grubb's caru,voro,,. NAL

Mrs. lSaac G. Grubb of State Rood sto.
tioii' Delaware, has mule THAT within
mo past week has attacked. killed and
partly eaten two Young calves. --Phila.
delphia Record. .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

Miss Annie Heckroth is city mission
AIRY of West Philadelphia, Pa She
preached recently ut the Methodist
chapel
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NotroIK COTTON unraet,.

OFFICE OF The YRGISIAy,
NORFOLK. Va. August l6. 1895.
C bales.
Norfolk and Carolina EAilroad-For Nor.
fulE, ! bale
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III. From New York on MONDAYS TUE-DAYS.
WEpNEoDAl :. THURSDAYS &, p. m SArUR.
DAYS, r. M
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, includlug meals aud s,uler or her,ne SOD
Fare, round IMP limited ioihiriY days Boo. Is W
Fort'c!,cl, ana reservation OF stat rooms apply
nj oompanys office. ~ Main street, General
Office Ut wha:;
FoE KlCHMoND-Shir. leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY y IN. ana leave Newport News every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, uuiyinS Il;
Richmond the next morning.
II,IE s"IiEnUiE :r STEAMERS
! North@mr,oI. lu'av lecomacs, Euoia and
IL" OF Nisht, saimg hniiy' eNeet sunday.
rOIs oIU I'oI> At g. i: aud ms,
M ana p. NJ l'or'Sm"nth, IL 60 aud 1905
ani 10 u a. ha, Line VIA Noifole at %. o.
nnd il:'U =. m. anu 80 j.. ~.
ROts "a ,NfsoN--At ms \. III, audil5
T. m: ray Line liOa. NJ aud i:sy = M Portsmouth
al iuuI e. IL. 9ud 900 y. mi
frk >t.NrON iNt.NS ANDSutIu
stEL3 At 80 r. 81; Portsmouth, 2.i5p -. IA;
Bay Line "h"!i, $ T. M. Ia" "ss, ,,c..,sua )
"a. .-uJy,. go. ~ At Upm. iug. n,,i
FOt EAST AND vtHE RIVERS
llh,i', except sunday. leaving Company wharf
Wharf, Notiuk .. a. 49, '"' ''"'
,Ois Ha.N aNp POQIoS7 HiN-
NS-lOurhiug a Old Point. leaving Company ;
wharf ihy t-r. SUNDAY tit, Il. m. Portsmouth
,:l6 a M, la, Line Wharf Norfolk. Ut $50 a. ~,
returning nest uaJ.
..rs >s:N.. \ HI,EI-Tusiay rims
H. and saturday. from Company " uLrI at 90 i
la. PORTSMOUTH. U.Iha IA nay Line Nuriok ..in.
FOR NANSt Nt0ND IEINIu ANl,
>IsEoI. Al . !. N. Portsmouth, $40 -. ~ I;
connecting at suffolk with :. ahd =. L.. 4
iEreI.ut 10; Mathews, BacE Po1upsiu Wiz,
Severn muu Nauscmond rivers mus, Tie ute paG
NDIksIs CAItSI.,N prtis.ON Fo-.
merry n y. y W. l.. i.-~irImcr Alhcrnaf rlet, /,
korIolg Tor Washington y. g.. MONDAYS A. ! a H.;
IA DAYS ~ l e. n.rAir nv freight pmt 80. e., =
re's Tor Washington ana points On the Tar ruugo
nni paIuiico rivers
Freight Tor Neshern, y, C., received 1: y. and
b. K. r. depot.
Freight received daily, except sunday, Mil p
III. NJ. h. CKOWELl,
Asen:
poANoHE. NORFOLK ANp
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TIr AvEr.EIrs, GUuDE.
ThE NORFOLK, AL9EMARLE AND ALLAN
TIC RAILROAD co.
SiLAs W. BURT.
W. VAN Noppey Receivers.

'HhE NOHtOLk, ALBEMARLE AND ATI.AS
TIC RAILROAD co.
". VAN N pGni Receivers.
TIME TABLE No lin EFFEOrsUNDAY.
JUNE Urn, 1898. AT O'.LOUK a. NJ.
LEAVE AuKtOLk.
700 M. daily cxtcrt sunday. through e,nre,,.
,o arrive Nirsinin Ic,ch 7:lS - M
800 an, daily eScep, SUNDAY. mixed; arrive yir.
rina Peach >: Ii M.
u 3mh'a! "niy ioyal express; arrive vir
WV III HMIy ihro gh osp;ess; arrive Virginia
,o,, Nr5inia leach li:4b Il ~
i-'=' M; daily, i",o express arrive virginia
$50 p III, daily through cxpr.ss. arrive vi,,i,i,
Beach 400 10 M "s'"'"
O'-V M nSl.y TOP only a. Hcmrs,iile, Lynn
na M"n am oeeanN). arrive Virginia
Beach so, u IN 49,"
1880 p III, Guiiv except sunday ,,r mob e,n,,s.
arrive Wig il fcayh ll:uj MN
LEAVE NlEGINih l;i.NCii
''oo NJ Monday "niy tstops only at O,eann
l' Tnn ,.i and kemp" HE; Il rive .,o.-
t;4' III. daily except Monday C,top, only ot
o. cana, lynnha'cm and kcmi s,i lie. Al.
30 III, daily eNc'rt SUNDAY local exprey. ar,
rive Nora X anO a M
S'' m s Nn0i ony. local express mr.ve Nh
ii' y NJ, ally exc H. sunday, 'Scd arrive 40 g.
81" = m dail. thicaph express, arrive Notfok
$40 p m daily local express; arrive Norfolk *,
Clio p m daily, through express; arriye Norfolk
$50 pm. dan, except SUNDAY through express
ar.tN" NurfUlk aObp M
w + M sun ny "'tv. thIou; III cxpioss arrive
iv'So ~ 'aiy scrt, 81. day, through eIpr. );
Hri'Nc W iplt ~ % rm.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat COMPANY

~, me New and powerful Iron D lace steamer
WAnhlNGloN aud NORFOLK viii leave dulIy AZ
follows: " e"'S NauJ -
NORTH ROUND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
NORFOLK IRON WORKS.
GEO. w. DUVAL d. CO.,
70. Is Water street. Norfolk. Va

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMIIL AMI NJ
KINDS OF machinery o. tbs most improved
patterns. Aiso repairing at tho shortest
nouce. ihrticuInr attention 10 steamboat
work. ~ Walls PATENT BOILER TU BEI
fEKROLES are the only perfect remedy
Tor ieaky boiler tubes hey oan be iusertei
In n few minutes by any engineer, ana are
warranted 10 stop LEAKS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
. : : !; Wy Korfa|kaV|esternD.R.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 70. 1897.
LEAVE NORFOLK Tally.

LEAVE NORFOLK Tally.
?:iO n,lm.-Ihc tihtcrGO ENprcsa-TOr
PctcrsbuI1. Itt 10 n pn % % a
Iud IVA Washington. nise tor
Nv hchbnrE- ts0unORc,
tsuHt"rd. IkiurIi"Id, 10.
cnhnuIns. hrnoya. 90.
lUnibpS aud th,,nrp.
Sleeper stOunuL. ~ a..
tumbus NViihoitI change.
1850 tOr Aui:,.iIi. lt,Is,oi
tIn"NNitir. thn,tnnoo. a.,
nat INTERMEDIATE Paints.
lV:uu n N. -fnr Petersburg. Eadiott, l'ulaSkI,
Bristol; also 10. llurirld. and 70.
'ahonl :; hisr lar HockN Mount
rrd nll sta ions IN Wiusinu-S M
invision. Ha, PuIman si,.,,r
Norfolk 4" Roanoke CONNECTS at
koaunhc ~ 8 "a III with Wash
ineion nnd Cha,t,u"n,a limited
Tor all points Souih amt Wet ran.
man sic' Ict> IotuULc To Nen,uhi.
rnd NJ" ileau.. Dmne car al
tAChci
n ERlV + Norfolk daily. s?Oa III. !l.!ja III
H. nm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
IT, OLDDOMIHfON STEAMSHIP
p<is S COMPANY.
v FOR NEW YORK.

DASSENG Ell SiIIlS AXE APPOINTED TO SAIL
/ from Norfolk on Mon .AN. TUESDAY WE'D.
NESDAl !b u HSDAN aud 81 TUltpAY ut w ~
III. From New York on MONDAYS. TUE-DAGS
WEDNESDAY ;. THURSDAYS at p. IN, SArUR
DAYS, r. M.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
NORFOLK AND EiCuMONp.

NVNf YIN NNI' RICHMOND
tNlSrlEGtr tiNtTEpN
Lave Norfolk iJ5 u m prri o
l'tchhond 800 T. H.. ,onucc'iur o,
Washington, ll.hnnuic, lhiia,lr
plata Ini Nes OIL. E,turuiuy
leave Evhui.nd 800 IA. utriv"
Nor, TX ll..I ~. St"l,, only M
SunOIh, W.f'rls auI r,t,r,hi,,,
SCtoud-'lass t"kci> mo- a,ccutc
1ur ps.r-r" on these trHtus.
Other iaty trains leave NutlOlk
ga ~ HrtiNG 40 iicimuud lihi
nh EcmnInr icavo Richmond
u IN: nrrtNe ~ Norfolk ~. ,
pm.
for nilheT Information us to tickets, rates nag.
fiec, cheeks, etc. call ON or aidic,s L. " COuHf.
MEl District Passenger Agent I, BOSLi.Y
iickct Agent 20 Main street or { j.. Finch
Agent, d'poi NOrmlt and M",,rrm railroad
W. T. BlNIlID
behci al Passenger Agent.
General Office, Roanoke Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

pOANOKE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT 90
Commencing TUESDAY june 9th 1896 th,
steamers OF tins line VI. have Bay Line VII r (
every Monday and thursday III ) a. M for BAN.
more, and leave Baltin r. Pier No 81 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and saturday ut p. 1r-
freight received daily.
WM. RANDALL,
Telephones Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

rams stop only on signal At intermediate
T um. =" y. an or t'N" "u passengers
, ihrough krprcsT Trains mako tho trim 4,
,,ni,ty.nye minutes; Local Expires, Tra,nl
n I'M Car = attached TO ali Passenger trains
Seats - cents each.
II. HOLLAND,
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heTCh0NiS GMineTS' TRANSPORTATION G.

o'N g. tSooT
For BOSTON rRovIDENCEANR SAVANNAH
Every MoNnAi WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY
ut Up. IN. FOR BOSTON
FOR rROvIDEECE
Every TUESDAY aud SATURDAY
FARES 10 nosroN AND PROVIDENCE
FIRST class. including meal, and saloon
N'y'"o" bcrth.,...... ...,........ ...... n I an
S''o"' 'i''s 'hc'"dn. meals aud berth q mn
FOR SAVANNAH
- Every WEDNESDAY, and SATuRDAYatsm
i iMr-fifst class, including meals AMI
IuuE ''' ""u
tllnh""le Freight "a. rIoyiu-uc. f,r
Wni""d by early train 10 ROstou and M tho sam.
ray, - Wv nitrct steamers 10 boston.
ietIshahlc fT"ights not receive I late, than an
y N on sailing days OF Boston ships $50 saiIih;
Gays al Providence Shiu, i-' NH
IOT tutthvr iuv,uut,..,, L,uu,I
H. IL. MhlnlIi, Agent. Norfolk. v,
a; w. STl.liHiN>. Asst 'Iarin Mgr
W. TURNER. General Pass Agent
j. q. WHITNEY. Ttafic Mauayer
General Offices Baltimore Md
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

H. NHl' ."ri' 't.rr m. IL. N
- o. h""r',ri' l'ai,y from p,it,mou T. to
N'fr. l'"llm"" l'alsr az tl,i % n,toli buiouJ
u" 'I''t ',r %" h" II o." G"n,rv
>, IN ''"mi nary rulmm Sls.p-r,
Car We. oil ,uIdou. WITT. " '
50 "-i"t' - maj Ia H.. Pullman sleeper,
va I"lht u" Hutton AMI t,"rionsviiic ia e. .ir.
NAL MAJ, an "'l,Nu' Meals served on Diuius cars
steam I"n,s" arrives at Norfolk daily ie:Oj
noon ani ttUn M
F,i iuTher information gpply to
Il. I ROOKIE Pas, uEeI Agent
Ga o. rmErt urUr G,nuLy str "'
unitr Aliauiic Hotel.
JOINS - 70 rs
DINi~t"n ia- ens"r Agent.
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON
nENsED sCHEputE
~ Effect NoNEMBE is. 1891
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30

yTHE SHETLAND STALLION, Pony Logan,
will make the season of 1895 as follows: An
fiocb, Mondays; Salem, Tuesdays; Union
Grove, Wednesdays; Russell Station; Thurs
day; Somers Station, Fridays; Pleasant
bav from improved stock, years old; weighs
400 pounds; sure stock getter and VIII geC
you colt from any sized mare, that VIII MAKE
yOI1r wife and children happy and will sell for
more than a large horse. Owners OF Pony
Logan colts have refused S75 or over for year
Odds. Ask Mr.. Kellogue, of Pleasant Pfalr1e:
q II. SHIELDS & Son, of Bristol, owners. 1tf
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auRscRIPTloN PRICE,
BARGAIN COLUMN.


Advertisements of 40 words or less may De III.
week payable invariably in advance. To per
sons who are out of employment and are ao-
yeTtisinp for a place, half price. Advertise
nents longer than forty words pay 25 cents for
each additional forty words or less.
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Dotted SwiSseS.

We are always in the front rank
Qualities Correct, Prices Reasonable. That S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-20
IRON PRODUCTION OF AMERICA.
Michigan Leads. Minnesota Second
1892 the Big Year.

Washington City, May 19.-John Berken-
bine, the iron ore expert OF Philadelphia,
has prepared for the division of mineral
resources of the United States geological
survey an exhaustive report of the iron
ore resources Of the world. in which the
production of iron ore in 1888 is estimated
at about -. 10000 long tons.
The portion of this report relating to the
United States shows that the total produc
ION Of iron ore In this country in 1894 was
1i.S79. 67s long tons of 2.240 pounds. as COM
pared with II. 5S7. go long tons In 1898. This
is an increase OF about ~ per cent This
production is only 70 per cent. of the max
imum production of the United States.
namely, 10. 30. e65 long tons. which was the
output I'm 1872. but is slightly greater than
that of 1893. the production in that year
being Il per cent. of 1892, showing a re-
markable falling of. The falling off is
further shown by the statement that the
average production for the year from 1889
TO 1892 inclusive was Is 30. 4s2 long tons.
while for the last two years IL has been
but IL. 10, 654 long tons. difference of 3,626,-
IS tons.
OF the classes OF iron ore mined the red
hematite continues TO be the leading va
riety. being - per cent. of the total pro-
duction. brown hematite, magnetic and
carbonite following in the order named
OF l per cent. OF the total product. The
number OF blast furnaces in operation
also shows an increase over 1893. The
number I'm blast at the close of 1898 was
49,: at the close of 1894. is.
Twenty-four states produced Iron ore
in 1897. ranging in amount from 4.4l9.074
tons in Michigan, to 1915 tons in Mary
land. Most of thu increase noted above
in production was IN the Lake Superior
region, Minnesota showing the greatest
increase. from = 40 .927 tons In 1898 TO .
ESQ ie3 tons IN 1874. ranking second among
the iron producing states while in 1893
She was third.
Michigan contnuss to be the largest
producer. having held this rank for six
years Alabama is third. Virginia fourth
and Pennsylvania NTH
In spite OF the increase in production
noted, the total value OF the product was
hut slS ~ .325. or sLli a ton as compared
with SO. 265. 972. Or ST s5 a ton in 1893
Michigan also leads the country in the
value OF her iron ores In lSai they were
worth s5S44aS5. While Texas foots the list.
with a value OF Sli.52l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-20
SIBLEY AND WARNER.
Populist Udell, of California, Returns
TO the Attack

San Francisco. May 19-Alva ITdeu.
secretary or the State Silver League. mas
removed his headquarters from Los An
geies TO this city, and intends 10 wage
the most aggressive kind of warfare
against the adherents of ahe gold sfan-
GARD. incidentally he wall endeavor 10
enpha size the opposition of the lsas-pe
% ten. n. j. Warner, chairman OF the
executive committee OF the American Ri
metallic party.
"A lew days ago a dispatch cr.t9cisinr
80 49, was sent from Colfax. WASH. In
which Gen. Warner called Irdeu
crank and an anarchist" The dis
p&'ch also stated that Udeu had threat
enea 10 denounce Gen. Warner and the
Cdeu states: - iep'S
maze no such threat. I sinnulv toIa
warner what our probable action yvouI5
ne our party was organized I'm necen,-
Der last' and Warner put lrp n scheme m
capture the movement by holding a self
Ioi'S = uted caucus in February. and has
'N'lI ca hHnseIf dictator. by what right
NSi,ioI discover. We hold his letter
uated the 9TH OF April. asking rs 70 racos,.
hlze MS committee as the head - -
movement and requesting orr committees
10 act as the state executive coror,s.tao -
california. We protested against his forc.
ing Mr. Sihley upon US. and fo--hvvtth ~
trlea Dy insane and contemplate metho3s
10 destroy US and build up a movement Of
his own. S'i' "
BY resolutions sprung at ineating At
san Francisco. he asked Coy Pn57 -.
4isorganize the Democrats party hat
hohored Budd with the governorsbtn IN
vain effort 70 get the governor -
ini''ed TO the Si5ley movement. Falling
20 so gain his point. ne now denonn',ss
us as cranks and anarchists. as avsr,,
soIdbug cuckoo and corporation hiralinr
names every person who critioises ais
honest method our report and resoIu-
t.o.tS SPEAK lot themselves. and brand his
epithets as a tissue OF faIsehooss W
deal with principles and not win Ven
we speak we'll Of NJ. Sibley. but war
rer IS beneath our official notice Wbe,
NJ resorts 10 personal abuse of men
whose cooperation he has solicited he
brands himself as failure in the ror1r~t
or ne national campaign No man IS "a re
who follows such leader"