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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13

St. Paul is booked for bumper"
crop of veterans of the late war in
1886.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13
Twenty-Five of the Dead.

HOUGHTON, Mich, Sept. 12.-Twen-
ty-five bodies of victims of the Osceola
mine disaster were recovered today.
Five others are still misSingA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13
TODAY5S EVENTS

%amIine-Farmers Day at Fair.
Gun Club shoot,
State Fair Races, 2.
GetrOpOI'n-MiIkW White Flag, S.15.
Grand-FanchOnt the Cricket, SIS.
Auditorium-In Old Virginia, SIS.
OIympic-CIine q COniy's Co., SIS.
Aurora Park-Base Ball, $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13
MOVEMENT OF STEAMSHIPS.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Arrived: Mas
sachusetts, New York; New York,
London.
ROTTERDAM - Arrived: Spaarn-
dam. New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Augusta
Victoria, New York for Hamburg, and
proceeded.
stralia, Honolulu. Sailed: Coptic,
Hong Kong and Yokohama.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13
AS we went sailing on.

% voice of passion lulled to peace,
this dawning of today
% voices twain now blent as one, ye
sing all fears away,
Since foe and foe are friends, and loi
the Lord as glad as they,
He sends US sailing on.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13

with life-blood leaping warm :.
Who walked the troubled waters, all
unscathed, in mortal form
We felt our pilots presence with his
hand upon the storm,
AS we went sailing on
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Continued ON Third Page.
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the board of trade, Mrs. Gunlock
presiding It's opening session was
also devoted to hearing annual re-
ports, which showed increased men,
bership and good conditions gener-
ally. The ladies of the circle, how
ever, showed no disposition to unite
with the Womans Relief corps.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13

Continued ON Fourth Page.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-09-13

IS one who spake the dead awake.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
Cotton Narh cts.

New York. oct. I1-Cottou futures
closed firm; sales, S9i, 500 bales. October.
~; November. ait. December. go.
January. 80: February. 49,: March.
'.26; April, go. May. 9.i5: June. g.4s.
New York. oct .l1.-Cutton easy: mid
HlIhG gulf. 9 !-lGC.j middliug. . 5-l6c.
Net and gross receipts. ZOO bales: cx-
ports TO Great britain. G.35G bales: FOR
WarG'd. bales; sales, %I3 bales. all
Summers; stock. I53.4Nl bales.
Total to-day. Net receipts. a6.4t5
bales; exports To Great Britain. 23.l40
halrS. to France, 7.GlG bales stock. ISL
SIS bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts.
--' 0,.' bales: exports to Great britain.
'"5N, bales. To France. S.llG bales: To
continent 1857 bales.
New orleans, oct. l..-COttun futures
steady: sales. Ia 5uo bales. October.
49,: November, "23; D-crmbcr. n"T.
January. 92N. February. ..%u. Narcb
'5l. April. 9.}i: MAY. 40. June. H&S.
!-~1Ntrr"ol.Oct l1.-l2.;vp. m.-Cottun.
good demand ana fair business done:
prices easier. American midiliuu IL
l6d. SALES. l2.on0 bales: American. 10.
goo bales, speculation amt export. l.uou
bales. receipts, 100 bales. all American.
l~iN"ipoul. OCT. 1T y. m-Futures
steady, American middlinc fair. : IL
W good middliut. s. %-32d: low mia.
iIlhS. I -.-"2i; good ordinary. 1 28-a.d:
ordinary. 4 l'-l2d. October and October
ana November. + 5l-GiH4 I2-Gal seller.
November and p,crmbcr. 4 5l-GAe,I 81
old. December ANA january. 5.-G4Y
."'-hid seller: january and February
""-hiH4 3i-64i seller. February and
March. ) i'-"i"5 55-6id. March ana
NPIil at-'4d value; April AMI May.
! "'-hi"i aN-64d seller; MAY ana June.
'"-Gid seller, Iuur ana July. Gl-G:J
buyer: July ana August. 4 Gl-Gilli 6a-E4i
value. cultures closed easy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

$s.75@5.25: patents. S3.35Gi.aO: low en-
$3.50.
Wheat market more active and
steady: No. : red, store and elevator.
6Siac.; ahcGt. 69l.c.
Corn-Sp"ts moderately active II
strong: No. =. 3Sisc. elevator: 3al.c.
ai!uat. Options advanced sax cents
ana closed unchanged Ia * cents over
Yesterday. October. 37%Sc.; NovcmI,cr.
"6'sc.: December. ~5ihSc.: May. 35'sc.
p~ats-Spots quiet and easier. OPP
iions dull n easier: October. a35sc.
~peoanther. 2$5sc. aIay. Ease. Spot
prices. No. :. 2ih M2il.c.: No. = white.
- &c: mixed Western. 2ia25c.
~Heef-Steady: family. S9Ml2: extra
mess. $1.5OWS. Beef hams inactive. S1a.
Ticrced beef firm; city extra ]. NJ. ST..
cut meats quiet and steady; pickIcd
belize. 6"sn6&c.: shoulders. G6iGiac.;
hams. @4c.; midilcs. nominal
~I.ard-Quirt and lower: Western
steam closed At So: city. 500; October.
nominal.
Pork-Dull and steady; mess. $975a
10.
Butter-Stcady: State dairy. 12M2lc.
DO. creamery. 22i2a23c.; Western dairy.
l0n li
Coflee-Steady II unchanged To 10
points down: October. $15.35: Novcm-
Der. S15.lOU IBIS: December. II: March,
$li.60: May. $l425. Spot rio steady and
NOR" active: No. 4. l6iac.
SuSai-Rnw stcudicr ana dun: fair
refining. %i4c.: refined quiet. OF \.
J h-ltui'2c.. STANDARD \. -. G.. cut loaf.
use; crushed. 58c.: graduated. IA W5c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.

Norfolk. Va. oct. l.. 1895.
Iish-Ma,here'. 80. =. in h,gs. S4..o.
new. small Sl2.ar; new medium. ST.. 80
3. ia kegs. $3.50, Herring. Family Roc
Eali barrel. STA; North Carolina cut
licrring. $S.25H5.75, Eastern. in barrels.
$2.15u%.
Mess ~Pork-Ncw. $9.75.
Ham PORK, SO.
iIams-Smithurld. li0l1c.
Iiulll M"ats-Clcar rib. $5.S5. fat
backs $50: bellies. $G.25a Sc {. MS "a
size pieces. pork plate. $40.
Sh"'Ildcrs-SuGar cured. Sc.
Sacon-ShOuldcrs. a..
Brcasts-S Sugar cured. lie.
Lard Pure lard ~ticrccs. 1W7i4c., as to
cases and tubs. nc. over t~icrccs. com
p,Gni, 'r. @tl'rcgs' in cases. SIC
thc"sc-Crc',m, lO0IO&c.; Western
ijanS. HU3tac.
Huttyr Market strong: New York
stat" dairy. new. 2ld2ac.; fresh cream
cry. "a -1c.; Western. 16U lSc.
~NoroSen" Oil-Firm; IL degrees. lie.
90 degrees. l3lac Rcd. $50 degrees. l4c.
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SIS .:U,pr.

lli- NDErDLk. Ai.BtMARLE AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
Running between Norfolk and the FAM
3us virginia l;ench Seaside Resort.
SlLNS w. fIltl' ana W. VAN NOR
DEN, Receivers.
TINE IN EEttCT SUNDAY,
OCTOBER GTll. 1885.
DAILY ENCEPT SI'NpAy
I."nr" Norfolk q III mixed. II n. m.
loIni cNrr"su; ! y M. locul express.
IoaN" Virginia Ii"aciI-H "A. m. local OK
press: $50 /. m. mixed. & y. m. local cx-
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Leave Norfolk 1880 n. IN. local cxprcse.
, u. M. local express.
l."av" Virginia Rcacli-t:3o y. M. local
express. = u. m. local cNpr,sS
trains stops only Oh siEun,s at Intcrmc-
ina" stations to put OFF or take on pas =
scngrrs. - '"'
Local Express trains make tho trim I'm
forty-tiVc minutes ' ~
y. l.. HOLLAND.
General Sup"rintrndcn..
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A FIRMER TONE NOTED
There Was an Advance in The Postal Rates
Of Sterling Exchange.
4 MODERATE SELLING MOVEMENT,
Tho Speculation in Ehc Usually
Prominent stocks Wa. again Ola
fetal C,inrnctcr-A Rear
Trader ovrvcd fully 5000 shares
of Burlington and Quincy.

New York. oct. IA little irregular
itv characterized the opening trading
at the Stock Exchange. bat this soon
gave. way 10 Il iiimcr tone especially
III the Changers. which improved "a to Il
per cent. on the decrease OF nearly
5000. 600 in the gross earnings of tn" 81.
Paul road for the second week OF OCT
Der. An advance in tn" posted rates OF
sterling exchange of !. To 1881. AMI
4SSis, however dampCued the buliish
ardor and started It moderate sc!tn,a'
movement. II vas not generally
Known. however. that at tn" decline Il
leading bear trader covered fully $3.50
shares of burlington II Quincy ana
1000 shares al Distilling and Cattle
Feeding. Sugar ana Leather. preferred.
Pacific Mail and Chicago Gas We're the
greatest sufferers. AltOgctncr the
speculation in tn" usually prominent
stocks WAS again of = retail character.
This will br seen when ii IS stated that
The total sales were only i6i.i50 shares
OF which 30. 800 were sugar. 1870 i@ur-
iingtou. l2.GQ0 Chicago Gas, ll.2OO -.
Paul and ~. i"n Leather.
Th" sales of listed stocks aggregated
ll3.S2I shares, and OF unlisted l0.57S
shares.
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t"ftcc-Strongcr; Rio. common. 1870
l7l.c; Fair. lSl, mIac.. Good. 2Udaoa,c
Ch"ice. 2iH2ll4c.; Laguayra. u I-3c.
Java, 2iU f0i-c.
SNrups and Molasscs- Steady: Syrups
Bright, lNI2&c.: Fair Grades. lea 2Gc.
Porto Rico, l6. 20, and PC, as To grade
New OrlranS MolasscS-Quict: Fair
.oM Zoe. Good, @GU4Oc.: Choice. 45c.
Flour Market advancing: West.
cin Spring Wheat. Eest Patent
iaihiIy. $3.50. Winter Wheat
i'est Iatcnt Family. S.25: Win.
ter Wheat, Choico Tatcnt Family
$50 Chotc" Straight Family. $3.50
GOOD Family. SEQ. Fair Family. $3.50
Good Low Family. S$.25: Good Extra
$3.l5.
SaIt-Firm; Liverpool Fine, $i4Slfo
G. ~. 5oNaG5C.. as Ia weight.
tiic"- Milled. 5GGc dice. in rough, G.
Coo. per bushcl.
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baltimore. oct. 1I.-Flour-Firm:
Western super. z2.i5@2.65: do. extra.
y. '5"&. do. family. $3.20a3.5O winter
wheat, patents. E%.55m%.No: spring, do,
$3.10Vi; do. straight. 81. 550$75.
Wheat-pull. No. = red spot and Oc-
toher, 65a4 a ste: December. go. 1890.
steamer No. > red. ga U62c.: Southern.
by sample, GGNG5i4c. do. ON grade. c3Ia
mGGl.c.
Coru-Stcady: mixed suofs ara
@Ifsc.: October. &7i4 W&7iac.: November.
80" 3''ic.: year. 33"4 G3ic.: january.
,,@"emH;aa".; Southern white. 37N2Sc.
do. yellow. 3763SiaC.
Oats Easier: No. . white Western.
-, 2H2'iec.; No mixed. do. 22@2%iac.
k~y"-QuieT. No. =. iA145c. near Nv,
iIHiSC Western.
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CMirnm. m ~ y MN. ,,r,D,I-
oiTi .II,. W. ,,u3, y. -. n,'"' ,!'
N'H an" IT, j. IA Iul
nivts ~, ~.
marv c;,c,, an" "n>i'lN, la.' 'tI'-
worla.s yisihI. "u,,,y ,i.n ','.r IN .,'
nouucca Yesterday Womb h,. r.nJ tuI',
49,, .'iai" i''' n'ou1'''"I'S n"'
nr~,,nin.mm, ,.'nn,;I, ~, l,n'
H. n,i,.i ,,,i'. 'l'" 49, " as.
,n ~" ,t' '"' NV '"'N 'u'''-
wa. trwir., V u' 81 ii''''',I ~ '.'''.I'
Tal.. ,m5',b -, n.n "t,'' No.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of Norfoti> md porisn,outI,
October 18th. $500.

Er. stmp. Lady Palmer. Smith. New
Company. Ia load for Glasgow.
Hchf. Fannie G. Bowen. Chase. Fall
RiNer Edwin f. Hunt. CrowelI. Wash
lngton, 1" VIM. Lamb X Co. for coal
Schr. Addic Fuller. Small. New YORK
Il"ht. to load lumber for beverly. Mass.
sem Geo. VI. Grant. rcltum .Provi-
dence. I" VIM. Lamb " Co. for coal
hatE"S Washington. Andrew Jackson
ana l|"ll" of Oregon. to VIM. Lamb x
co. for coal.
MEMORANDA.
81 stmp. Joseph John. Tullnch. from
r~aINcSt"n 10 Bremen. arrived at New
port News for coal.
Som Carolina. Connelloy. from phil
adcIphIa. with coal. arrived at Ola POM
EchI. John A. lCurtiS sailed rI1,,n
ilampton for James river.
TUG Underwater. Wiley. with hara.
ON" star for Ncw Bedford. passed ont
the CapcS ut II a. IN.
HaIse Weston Belle is in Hampton
cape Ilcnry. va, oct. l7.-l2 m.
lear. North wind: "a miles. Heavy
CLEARED.
Schr. George /. Drake. Schoneld. H.r-
muda. with coal.
Schr, Alicr Il. Phillips. Crossbv.
Bridgeport. with coal
Sthr Geo. +. Dudley. Wilson. Bridge,
Schr Mary ans Lee. Rockland with,
SAILED.
Stni Joseph l.. Colby. I.avcrgo. Ros
ton. with coal.
S'hr' Julia /. Grafton Mac Gail. to sea.
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Produce.

southern Frui;s-Bauanas. Si6$l25
per bunch; oranges. Sorrento. per box.
$3.50; ~cocoanuts. Si.25 per bag of 100.
~plleupplcS. 7GfSc.: lemons. 50: North
ern apples. S2.25G25O.
POULTRY Chickens. old. Csc: sprin:
chickens. lea 20c.
l:Egs-W Wholesale. l5@lGc. per dozen.
l~;"eSwaN-25c. per pound.
irish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, $l.50 per bag; Onions. $l.15 per bag.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
Grain.

Pcas-Stcady: Blnck-Eyc PcasSl7,
per bag: Black. 50n55c. per busllel.
Corn-Southern white. quiet, ut -
Gats-Steady; Mixed. CSC: white.
3Ou32c.
Mill Market steady: Bran.
Sl5.'O: ShipStufr. or middling. ST.. 80.
meal. white bolted. per 80 lbs. a2c.
iiay-No. ! Timothy, $l7.5O; No. ..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-18
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
E OLDDOM|N|0A STEAMSHIP
&- UUhPRNY.
I FOR NEW YORK

PASSENGER snlrs ARE APPOINT
Irlnf61hspA} "NN2bG, AArGGkiDf3ayYE 4 4:e5
TTuEMsDrA'2Sss.. WEEDNIE!ssDGHnYSM. oTTHPGARtSS..
DAYS at 3 T.. m. SATURDAYS. 4 y. IN.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpass-
Fare, inciudinE meals ana state
Far, round trip, limited to thirty
tof tickets ana reservation q state
rooms apply at ~coinpany,s office. u
N F%R S''THiitc PPirAln0JESinneEsa hiS S''i lsn W " NarL
f Nawr sySry T]iiwHtHsnMI p mI an& lesgs
TUESDAY evening. arriving at Rich
nond the next morning
NORTHAMPTON, Luray, ~Accomack, t:noin
' snnd, it''imS; - S,piiins daily except
FOR Old roINT"Ni j. c:S5 and ills
q IN: ana a'h p, m; Portsmouth. 6:15.
Wharf Norfolk. al s,so'I ana ini.as0 n m
,Ton A|rToN AZ lil5 a. m. and
lVe p. m; Portsmouth al lO:05 and sos
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
FiELD-A $50 p. m. Portsmouth at 2:l5
!, M; Lay i.tno Wharf AT 3 p. IN. Tues
days, Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fri
days. AZ 3:2o p. m. Portsmouth. 3:45 y.
m BAY Line. I =. IN. ON Mondays and sat
FCR EAST AND WARE RIVERS,
l29iiy except sunday, leaving Company'a
wharf at $50 a. m. Portsmouth,, G:i5 u.
IN. liay Lin" Wharf. Norfolk. Z "a. M.
moN BACK AND pOQUoSIN RIVERS
T"ichin% At Ola Point. leaving Com
lanE wharf daily except sunday at
q =. m; Portsmouth G:l5 =. M: Bay Line
wharf; Norfolk at $50 II. IA, returning
nest dag.
FoI; SEVERN RINER-Tucsday.
TlnIsday ana saturday from cefnpany's
IN Say Line. Norfolk. "A. m.
NANSEMOND fiIVER AND
StFfoLh- , y. m: Portsmouth. 3:1o
-. M. connecting AT Suffolk tyltI - and
= u II. Freight FOR Matthew'S. Back.
foqupSin, Ware severn ANA Nunsemoni
rivers must bc prepaid.
NORTH CAROLINA DiNISION-Fer-
merry y. y. and W. n. L.-Stcamer Abe
marie leaves Norfclk FOR Washington. ".
g.. Mondays at i a. m: Tuvsdavs ut |
g m; carrying freight and passengers for
Washington and points ON the Tar, Pun
70 ana I'aiulicu rivers.
trcight tor Newborn. y. C.. received at
\. and $ X. X. depot.
Freight received daily cNCcpt Sunday
NJ. u. CItOWELi.. Agent.
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CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE SrEAM.
SHIPS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d.
Until farther orders. steamers ore an
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. Wednesday ana Saturday at 3 u
M, and from Philadelphia every TUESDAY.
Thursday and Saturday.
Through, bills Of Iading 10 all points
Line. Atlantic Coast Lin and N!rE.ria.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
co,or,, si NM " McCAERIoS.
w. T. CLYDE. e CO..
Agents. Philadelphia.
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,lIlINn rACL MTMTINr-nE 4. u. HAr

klIilNG FACE WITH TGNr-pE \. u. BAR
M"i"l q" run the machinery o. his oi- $SeasIs3
nee ant ln lake IA Hia,e "t ms stguuNI[fffS
meter, winch mas d"ur such excellent wore ~ he
ana improved 100 The past lew unniI.. aud j. urv
one OF tu" ncsie3uipl,d aui h~ltvlup n-uial IstRh-
h'tin,r'S IN ih. south. ~" Ha, all the lair,. IN.
proved INSTRUMENTS, Nth tic knps r. i.e OF twenty
ave ear, tNp"ri'nc- lu tli" u-, cot dental .u,tru-
'ucu's. His h. WORTH something 'u Nuu. ca VOL
.'aliIc its value Or 4. f. BARRETT i, mel
for tn" l'ru.u. business win Il pltnty Of Dental
material 10 d." Hl < ut> ol Dental VOL, at pric,,
satisfactory O." al ,li.>c> oi I.rurl".
HE 8. % BNEEEIT UENTiSr,
otice aver ll> 2ud 49, Nyin street. opposite s-rry-
a IN to d Ia. ielg-tf
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Peanut Nlurkpt.

MARKET dull; Prime, &c; strictly primo.
IS; iancN. 3Ac.. common 2U2t.c.,
Spanish. Sl.lU.
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Cut loaf. 81 rs
Powdered > II
1 81
Conf"ctioners' Standard "A".... :;
American off 4 ::
Franklin Nearly white "B'....... ! L.
Centcpnial. bright yellow "B"... 4 .
California 4
FRANKLIN standard extra Co.,. : /
keystone extra '............ = @
Nm"rican extra C"............. :: y
Nearly White New Orleans Sugar. -
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New Sorh Market.

New York, oct. I7.-FIour-oniot
pnd steady winter wheat, low GRADES.
-7N2.co, DO fnir To fancy, $2.SOUa.45:
no. patents. SS.1VQ&15, Minnesota clear.
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ASH Quotations Flour was dIic,
10, : spring wheat. -a2.c ,u6us.c.: 10. >
lrh' "'H, e. "d"c.. No . corn. %Uisc.m
1"'<c No. . oats. lNi.c. Mess rnrs
lSN.o' i2n>S5o, lard, $5.G5GiS56.t.: shoui'
Gers $5p $500, u. 5. shoulders. S,.37I, .
r. I. sides, blank. Whiskcy. Sl.22. '
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b'iIy H-iir"akiaat b-Dinncr $
n" " connects at Weldon with a. G.
i.t".. tulln1.. !crpcrs Portsmouth to At
DU Muuaays. Wednesdays ana Fridays
""uurJts 't Franklin With steamer Olive
-. tti'uton and landings ON the river.
'onnu,iH ai iialviGh with Southern rail
Hty Iur ArurVillc. y. O., ANA an inter
W,tiilt' nuiIts on the " y e. &. =
Nus iJ3 ANA 40 Ncstibuio Limited Train.
No '>ilu rare Weldon 10 Atlanta. Pun
nlau sleeper Portsmouth to Atlanta. Ga.
up"u AT q q" IN. FOR reception OF passengers.
conn, .ta lir"ctly at Atlanta with " and
s.. t. f.. Tor ChHttluuoeH. Nashville ana
i,ll pOIn'H West. Connects with <. and Is.
: u u Tor M"hlir. |AIontgoTncry, New
orleans and ALI POINTS Southwest.
ARRIVE.
SO TO-. Atlanta Special. 7a0 a. IN.
NO. 3'-Aia and rNprcSs, $3.50 = m.
For tickets ANA husEagc checked to an
points South aud Southwest. sleeping car
rcs'rNnlion aud general inGounstlou. call
on or address " V. u. WILLIAMS. tick
ct agent 5,li High street. Port mouth. VA.
j. ". BROWN .Ir.,
Pass. and Ticket Aren't.
JOHN IT. WINh.H.
General Manager.
r.. j. ANDERSON.
General Pass. Agent.
l. ST JOHN.
\lcr-TICsident
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Sut.ut' Mnt.flEt.

Market GruI. ont OF town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates 10 the
different points. Local sales are being
made as follows:
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and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Tha new and powerful iron uuIac,
styauloi- Nl.W PC,RT NEWS. WASH
lN,iFoN ANA %oRFOIk win iytv,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, June 10. 1893.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO day
Wrappers, - hogshcads; filters, so, scrap
Or!ghD. .. hurleys. .. lear DARK, %.
Total, 20 hogshcads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright, 81 fogshoads dark.
IFS hogsheads Reinspec' ions-Bright, 8
hogsheads; dark, us h)gsheads.
Myers, Allegheny. Ola Dominion, CIen-
shaw's BaVenpOrts, ll ntcrs', and
SLockOc tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts. l55 packages deliveries, 2o3
Packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons for the city OF Richmond, Va, to-
day. Cigars ana cigarettes N,lZ245; PLUG
tCbaccos .6f7.I. Total, $4,000.
Messrs Charles w. BONNER x co. re-
ICrt the LVnchburg tobacco market for
the week ending June s. 1875, as follows:
sales for week ending June 1. 1875, 6Sb,
coo pounds, sales for week ending June
4 1895. l06 500 pounds. Decrease week end
ing June s. 1898. 2l9.joO pounds
Sales from october l. 1891, TO June \
1896. 1907 200 pounds sales from Octc-
her l. 1898. To June \. lNi lIel2@g
pounds Increase for lNi-9j, Soi.9y3
pounds.
our market continued firm throughout
the week Offerings were not very large.
All grades were uniformly represented
Brcmen hllers and dapplcd tobaccos had
nm nv friends and the prices on these
showed a considerable advance over those
Maid last winter Bright tobaccos. with
fairly good color. We're also in good de
maud. and We're sold at an Increase IN
,,aiue The trade seems TO be gradually
awakening from its long slumbef ana a
feeling of hOptfulness rs apparently be-
ing imbibed by each member
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-11

The Granting OF the Constitution to Italy
the Cause.

The Prince OF Naples italian Beneficial
Society Of Richmond, ana the ltalldh flu-
tdal beneficial Society Of NorIolk yeStel
day celebrated the granting OF ,ne III III
stitution 10 Italy in appropriate style'
and the ceremonies were elabordteiy ar
ranged and attractively carried out. Ihe
nrincipal event was the dedication or Two
handsome society flags, one Inc liAilah
nar and the other the American.
The members Of the Italian Mutual
beneficial Society OF Noriok arrived III
Richmond Sunday evening over the Ches-
apeake and Ohio road, ana We're met ~
the station by the Prihce OF Ndpicss -
cietv who escorted the visitors 10 Inon
Hail on east Main street, where q re-
ception was held. During their stay me- =
the. Norfolk society were Inc quests on 1,
the Richmond organization. ABOUT "p
ofcIork Yesterday morning the societies
mat al Thou's Hall, and were addressed
nv President Somma. of the Richmond Or
ganizatiOn. lie spoke IN ltallah. Mr' L.
cassabOna also addressed the eatheflhs.
After the suceches. the line or mafch
was formed. and the procession moved
nm Main street in the following Order 7.
Italian Beneficial Society Of Richmond
Italian Mutual Beneficial Society OF NOR
folk. carriage containing me sponsors,
Mr. A. GirOlami and Sir. Peter Gonellt :
carriage with Mayor Taylor and FFesl-
dent SOmma. of the Richmond Society
carriage with city officials and invited
guests including Captain Charles tpps
Headed by the Christopher Columbus
End Howitzer Bands, the procession NOV
Ell IN Main 10 Ninth. thence 10 Grace.
and 10 81. Peters Cathedral where the
services were held. As the procession en-
tered the church the choir sang Regina
coeli" and when leaving, the Hymn Of
THANKSGIVING Before blessing the nass
Rev. Father FriOl explained the ceremo-
nv. Mrs. 4. GirOlami and Mr.. T.. GOnella
acted as sponsors.
After the exercises the parade moved 70
the CITY Hall. where they Were Joined by
The Societa al BenevOlenza fratiellanza
Italiana. Thence they went 10 the Cap
itol Square, and were reviewed by Gsy-
ernor OFerrall from the steps OF the
Executive Mansion. Thence the entire
party went 10 BlandOn Park, where the
day was spent in social enjoyment Dur
Ing the afternoon delightful music was
Giscoursed by the Christopher Columbus
Band under the direction OF =. colavifa.
A dinner was served, and the outing
was greatly enjoyed by ali IA attenaaAet
Mr. A. E0ntenesi acted az chief marshal,
with Mr.. James BOtto as his assistant
The committee In charge OF the celebra-
ton were Messrs. c. +. ciucci (chairman).
A. Fontenesi, Il. Careers, and >. UirO-
iiaui