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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, July u.-Eigher prices
were the rule at the Stock Exchange to-
day, and confident tone characterized
tho dealings from start 10 finish The
strength Of the market was attributed
TO the reputation Of the Chicago plat
form and candidates by influential Demo-
cratic papers throughout the country.
and the announcement Of the withdrawal
Of prominent members of the party be-
cause OF the radical action OF the con-
vention. London was evidently not
affected by the proceedings at Chicago.
and our securities there ruled firm
throughout. Foreign houses, however
had few orders, as the London Exchange
Saturdays closes before the board re-
assemblies for business.
In addition 10 the revolt Of the sound
money Democrats, the market was bene-
flied by the government crop report Tor
July. The latter caused quite a sharp
t4siiy~sn ire western shares, which nave
been heavily oversold Of late. The ad-
vance in prices ranged from IL 10 Oh
oer cent. Chicago Gas, Mannat-
tan, the Changers. Sugar ana
Paw state Gas being especially
prominent in the rise. Bay state Gas
iumped 10 2O1-4 and Manhattan 10 w.
a gain OF 23-4 per cent. In both cases
Cotton Oil and Leather, preferred itocKA,
were heavy under the hammering or me
past few days, but showed recups'~t'vo
power and recovered part OF their recent
losses. .,ao,
SPECULATION closed firm. and l-4a2 IA
ner cent higher on the day. The total
sales were lO5t22 shares. including ZOW
ST. Paul, 1880 Sugar, and ITO IoDaceo'
Bonds were quiet and easier IN toho'
the sales were only $500.
treasury balances: Coin, SlV',oV''ff'
currency. $50. 1888.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call per cent; prime mer-
cantile paper. 81 IL. 1T .,o,
sterling exchange firm. with actuai
h,,eiress in bankers bills at StS'gAS' ia
fo- slxty days. and siSS for demand;
,osteI rates. sLS 1-2GSiSS IL; CONNER
atol Nils. S.S1s4s6 IL.
Rar silver. 6s 81. Silver at the board
covernment bonds steady. State bonds
All railroad bonds easier
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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CreNYc PersOpais.

CRHWE, VA, July n--(Special.)-M
Charles Green, who has been Ill FOR some
time suffering with q cancer Of the face.
is now I'm such n condition that his death
is expected at any time.
Miss Nellie Tuggle. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. NJ. X. Donnon, has
returned home.
Mrs. III. j. Chapman, Of Petersburg.
IS visiting Mrs. r w. Tuggle, at THE
Grove"
NJ Preston Bolsseau, Of Washington,
d. c.. who had been visiting relatives
here, has returned.
Mr.. Montgomery Jackson, OF Petersburg,
and Mr. Freeman Epes. Of Washington
d. c., were I'm town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thornton, OF Rich
mond. are visiting Mrs. l. J. Tugsle, at
"Ravenswood."
Mrs. w. II. Milton, OF Baltimore, and
Miss sallie Epes. Of ST. Louis, Mo, are
visiting their parents. at The Castle"
near Nottoway Courthouse.
Mr.. X. Baxter Jones left today to visit
relatives in Brunswick county.
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FARMVIfE.
A Wise Sciecion-Thc Rsins-Fnrm-
ers Gloomy-Personnl.

FARMvII.LE. VA, July ll.-(special.)-
lected wisely when he chose Farrnvile
as a place for holding one OF the Peabody
summer Institutes. was clearly evidenced
this week at the opening. There were
more than l50 teachers here, represent
Ing every part OF Virginia. They were
from As far as Montgomery on the west
Accomao on the east, Clark on the north.
and Danv!lle on the south.
The institute Is conducted by DIR. John
A. Cunningham. president OF the state
Female Normal School. and the follow
ing are those occupying chairs: Theory
and practice OF teaching. Miss Mamie
Eubank arithmetic and history, DIR. ID.
NJ Brown, city superintendent OF Pc
tersburg schools: geography and physi-
o!ogy Miss Elizabeth Hewlett drawing
and spelling, Miss Susie l.. Hlll.
THE RAINS.
The rains which have fallen through
out this section for the past ten days
have done incalculable damage TO all
crops Tobacco In the country surround
ing Farmvllle Is reported as almost
ruined in many instances. especially in
low lands. The corn and melon crops
have In some places. been literally
drowned, and the sight along the Apo
mattox, Briery, and Bush rivers Is
sad one 10 all those farming on their
banks. Tobacco which had bid fair all
along OF being the best crop made in
Southslde Virginia for many years, Is
pronounced on almost total ruin. The
farmers are greatly discouraged over the
gloomy prospects.
Hon. William I.ovenstein. of Richmond,
Is here for the benefit OF his health. He
Is stopping at the Farmville IAthia
Springs.
Mrs. Ellen Campbell and Mrs. Sue Pres
ton Trigg. of Abingdon. Va. are visiting
their brother. Or. ]. l.. White
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BANK grATEMENT.


BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changesl
Reserve, increase. 81 $4,000; loans, in
crease. 1888. COO; specie. increase, $500;
legal tenders, increase. s2.s34.Soo; deposits,
Increase. A,ih,2O9; circulation, increase.
s3S 800
The banks now hold s22 1875 in excess
Of legal requirements.
The New York Flrancler says this
week: The statement OF the clearing
house banks for the week ending July
llth, shows a gain OF $4,000 In the re-
serve, making the total for the week
s22.2F2l5. This was largely brought
about by the gain OF S3+il,20o in deposits.
the Increase In cash having been g Ol9. 800.
made up OF s2.93iSOo legal tenders and
ss4,5co specie. Since the interior move
ment for the week was lighter than
usual, the balance, after deducting out
ward shipments, having been not over
one million dollars, II is plain that the
gain came from sub1rreasury movements
and the shifting incident 10 the July
dividend period. In no other way can
the heavy Increase In cash and deposits
be accounted for. The period Of heavv
interior shipments Is about over and 4,
VIII re only short time now before Tho
demand from western banks will be n
FACTOR In equalizing the situation. Tn
70 the present time. however. THIS demand
has been light, and the business don
mas been much less than was expectad
me deposit Item for the first time
1hiS year crosses the i've hundred million
iu1i ~ ths gain since the Ist of Juna
a.hs Deen ABOUT twelve millions. and
from the lowest point OF the wear .broa
millions. Loans, according N IT, -
uleht are expanding slowly, the gain for
the week having been $4,000. The totaI
'oiume or loans Is now at the higbeg,
point OF the present year, the gain over
,he low point reported February 9Th he
ing thirty-two millions. Comnarad r,I.h
the corresponding week last year bo,r-
ever loans are s340oo. 900 less. danos,,s
Htooo"o less. and cash $4,000 600 iass'
AS exports are now not heavy. and nc
mere Is great falling or IN intsr,or
FUNDS the outlook appears TO be I'm favor
or rather quiet market, governed nv
ioca demand and the replenlshment or
loss cue TO the operations OF inter,or
banks. IL Is yet too early 70 NOT. ~
effect. II any. OF the Chicago conver,,on
The averages in tho statement for to-
week ending July H. 1896 as comnarad
WIN the corresponding weeks Of 1896 ami
1894 are as follows: anu
July, 1896 July. 1926. july. 1904
Loans .....sll1l529Oo s5ll O92 90 siS2. 7s0 200
Specie m G. $50. 500 Ga 2qla,o o., CO. ~
Legal ten '''''''
ders . s6I5y50O 1ft,2o on GA az 20.
Net depo- ''''''
sits ..... 500, tS9l00 66T on Oao reo %, -,
Circula- ''''0
ton zee. 1883 500 13f7e an ,n,,o cha
Total re-
serve is,1is,300 175 3e7.sOo g21. 900 5oo
Reserve re-
CURED =. 125,S72,252 al, 9a2.5oO 147.ss t9s
Excess Of re-
serve 80 Z'ZfIZo sS,+5,5co 1894, 375
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receipts. ys7 bales: exports-to Great
Britain, ass bales; Continent. ses bales:
stock, x7.se0 bales =,
Totlls since september ist; Net r r,c:ss,.
AiSs,3p bales; France, <62.Slo bales: conti-
Futyres closed easy; sales. 10, 10 bsIss:
dss ; aaYs oSem m tspssfbS ss:nss m:
ts*; January. $50; February 80;
~ Total visible supply Of cotton for r. t I,
bales are American; AGAINST s,iis.td ana
a.7s,.2N bales, respectieciy. lass year. fs.
ceipts OF cotton this week at all interior
towns s,9il bales; receipts rom the plan.
tations, l<S bales; crop In s'gnt. @si"Hi
suns report: Cotton declined s 70 II
points to-day. closing easy. vita sales OF
i01, 400 bales.
To-day's features: Good, general rains
In Texas during the twenty-four hours
ended at o'c.ock this morning bad
depressing effect on cotton prices today;
New York, New Orleans, and l.ivefpoot
declsaed. August was the weakest month
the way down, and contributed TO the
weakness. There was considerable selling
by comrission-housss and also some sell
Ing for German account. Tho Chronicies
weekly weather report was favorable.
NEW ORLEANS. July M-Cotton-Fu-
July @F7; August. 1851: September. ss.i';
october. 1913: November, 81l; December.
Sl5; January, &ls; February ss23;
March. 1871
NAvAI.-sToRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July n.-Rosin--
FIRM; strained, $l.32 IL; good strained
N.37 ID
Turpentine--Good.
Tar-Quiet at N.i0.
Crude Turpentine-Dull hard. u.30; SOFT
ITO: virgin. $50.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. July li.--Turpen-
tine--Efrm At &c. sales none
Rosin-Ffrmi sales. none; A, d. c, -.
ana u, sl35; +, $40; q, N.b; II, N.S0; l.
si.55: X, Size; NJ, $40; y, sl.So; window
glass N.e0; water-white, 81.
SAVANNAH. GA. July u.-Turpen-
tine-Firm at DC, bid; sales, 1000 casks:
receipts, 267 casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales, 1900 barrels; re-
ceipts,. s,7ss barrels; A, b, y, ana =.
si.47 10; II, $50; G., $50; II. N.5S; I, Sl-D:
X, N.6s; M, $40; ". N.1s. window-glass.
ti.S; water-white, 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
BEGlN THEIR DUTIES.
SOnslhlnsOiihsN New Officers Just Elected
by the City Council.
A., ,EE YOUNG AND ACTIVE MEN.
~. Davis, Superintendent OF the
AImshouse, n Nidowcr, Bat VIZ
o,s oue-SIeefchcs of Mcssrs.
NynIford, nuskeII, and Others.

change has come over the spirit Of
p,chmonds dreams. municipality speak
ise ard tho people who were-that IS
come Of the people who were-in Office are
~, l,nler 40. Others have taken their
c,ess. To mighty hand Of the Demo-
'-.., League sor Good Government has
boon fe.t. aul it is hoped by the leaders
Gin chat movement that the influence OF
Ga blow has been FOR good. IL Is
veu-laown fact that the caucus OF the
Democratic members o, the new City
Council resulted IN changes in several
OK tho important Offices OF the city and
tat al Joint session OF the Council he'h
a. Tuesday night these changes were
ratified ana went into effect. The new
officers arc nearly all young men Of high
standing and OF more or less experience In
public life.
SUPERINTENDENT DAVIS.
IL Us true that Mr. George b. Davis,
tae superintendent OF the city Aims
house. IS "a widower but he IS sin this
s.Is Of fho meridian Of life. Messrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
ROANOKE JOTTINGs.
Divorce Grantcd--CriticaIiy IiI-she
Took an Appeal.

ROANOKE, VA. July i.-(Special.)-ln
the Hastings Court to-day decree was
entered in re case Of Rosa l.. Robertson
against w. II. Robertson, granting her a
divorce end giving her permission 10 re-
sumo her maiden name. Rosa Ledbetter.
Captain a. i. woodbridge. a former resi-
dent OF Richmond and Chesterfield coun-
~ but who has resided here for the past
twelve years. is critically III with Bright's
disease.
A. T. Bgodie, a popular machinist OF this
city, and Miss Eugen!e sauter, OF Nor
folk, returned last night from Bristol,
Tenn, where they were married. Rev. DR..
". r. Laird officiating. The young lady's
parents ed the match, but lovo
laughs az obstacles.
Airs. Sue Barton. charged with criminal
practice on Grace Workman. was SEN
fenced to six months I'm Jail by Police
Justice Williams to-day, but through her
counsel took an appeal to the Hastings
Court.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Death of IA Neteran-schooI of
Methods Excursion.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July IL
Especial. )--Robert Allen Hawkins, a we'll
known citizen. died at his residence, IN
this city, this morning. after a long i'll
ness, in the 57th year OF his age. Lis
death was due to a complication Of dis
eases Mr.. Hawkins was born and
reared IN this city, and served through
the late war Ia the Nineteenth Regiment
Of Virginia Volunteers. At the second
battle OF Manassas he received wound
IN his right leg. which disf bed him to
such an extent that he was compelled 10
retire for the remainder Of the war. He
leaves 1--WE chiilren-four sons and one
daughter.
An excursion. under the auspices OF the
School OF Methods, now IN session here,
was run to Luray Cave this morning.
one hundred and seventy-fve teachers
made the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
SOUTH BOSTON DEMOCRATS.
For Otcy First. Last, and all the
Time.


SOUTH BOSTON. VA, July u.-(Spe-
cial.) THE Democrats of South Boston
met this evening, and elected the follow
ing delegates TO the county convention,
to be held at Houston on Monday to
elect delegates to the Sixth District Con-
gressional Democratic Convention, to be
held at Bedford City Wednesday, the I'D
OF July: r. X. Nobln. William I. JOrdsn,
A. X. owen, J. ". Dickerson, W. d. Hill,
j. NJ Darlington, r. W EdmOEdson. and
w w. Word.
Hon. 4. X. Noblin offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted: Resolved, THAI we heartily en-
dorse the course Of our representative in
the United States Congress, Hon Peter J.
Otey, and nov instruct our delegates TO
the Bedford City convention TO vote for
his denomination, first, last, and all the
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12

MR. GEORGE Q. RUSkELL.
selected 20 deliver the annual address be-
lor- thar body az Atlantic City.
.'t Davis has been "a merchant on lower
N.H street Tor over twenty years, and
o.. made himself a useful citizen.
TIE PLUMBING INSPECTOR.
1lr Augustus Arsell. tho newly-electcd
Plumbing Inspector is one Of the Oldest
citizens GO Richmond, Notwithstanding the
fact that BIO claims ne IS the youngest OF
fl the officials d the city government.
Eo was born ana reared here and has
lived here an his life. Tie Is son Of
Augustus Alsel. ST., Who died many
years ago. Mr. Arseli, Jr. spent his early
lfe in ,le City Nater-Wor.s, being the
assistant superintendent " that institu-
ZION before he was 81 years OF age. It
Was Mr. ArseIs intention when the
war broke out either 20 60 out with the
lafayette Artillery. OF which he was
tren "a Lieutenant. or with tho Richmond
Hpwitzer5. but there was no one else
D re as far as was known. who could
take I'D tao duties OF the Assistant Su-
lorn'endcat OF the Water-Works. and
Mr. Arseu was exempted from service in
Che army by request OF the Superintendent
end The Water Committee. During the
war Nr Arel often did guard duty at
the bridges. on Belle Isle. al Libby Prison,
the tobacco factories etc AT the evacua-
ton AN the Old city officials. except the
superintendent of ,he Water-Works and
Dis assistant, Mr Arscll. were
turned OUT. Nr ArseA remained
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12
Columbia Democrats.

COLUMBIA, VA. July u.-(Special)-
At A meeting OF Democratic voters held
here to-day to appoint delegates TO the
congressional convention at Amherst
Courthouse. Hon. j. McC. Miller was APP
pointed delegate and }. A. Shepherd al
ternate.
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III packages. and all sold; highest price

~.
Private sales for week: Wrappers. %;
smokers, &; filters. 104, dark leaf. 2ol; Bur
ley. 8; iugs. as; stems. -. Total. bsl hogs-
heads. against s5s hogsheads for same
vQek last year.
Revenue collections for week: Cigars
and cigarettes. $7.7s7.37; tobacco. N2,tS.Ss.
Total. $50 zni5.
There are no change in quotations for
any grades. This weeks sun-cured tobec-
cos continue strong. and In good demand.
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LONDON AND PARIS

LONDON, July n.-Consols, li3 80 for
money, and 1l3 T-l6 for the account.
j. M.-Paris advices quote 3 per cent
rentes at l0li.. o lie. for the account
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Orders for printing sent 70 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices will be
sure TO please you.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. July II. 1896.
No auction sales to-day, and private
sales very light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. 1854 tobacco. N.5E.4o. Total.
s22a2s0
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, July IT ~.
Quotations: Wheat-Iongberry, 6ogsc.
s rsd ssS ss eofnWiit ssoSi Virginia s
3sc.; No. white. 35QS5iac.: No. 2 mixed,
3tf5fsc. oats-No. mixed, 22azsssc
No. 3 mixed. ZlJHizc. Rye--3SG3sc.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MApKrr

BALTIMORE, MD. July 1l.-Virgjnia
ys. new. Oh asked; Consolidated Gas
stock. CT 1-i9d 81.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NIUsIuR Doe.
United stttoI -, c0upon ....-.......... %
United States new As coupon. ........... -.
Z. ). new As, registered. .......-......,. -.
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In this position untn ISIS VA
10 was ordered either 10 take the oa,a q,
allegiance 70 the Republican party or
give UP his Office. lie preferred 10 90
the latter. and subsequently went into DIS
fathers business-plumbing. ke remained
f. this business until 1872 whom he c.osed
out. on account OF dun trade. He sue
&C Ids Mr.. Thomas n. Landers as Plumb
ing Inspector
ANT-AT-ARMS RUSKELL.
air. George Claiming RuskeI. who sue
cseds Mr. Robert X Halsi"n ~ s'rgeant'
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Cash quotations.: -Four was quiet with
prices unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat
corn, Is l-2Q26 7-Sc. No. oats. 10 la
i6c. Mess pork s6.6ggs6.6o. Lard. So 81 la
$40. Short-rib sides, 1851 l-2aS.c0; dry
short ribs, S3.75GA: short clear sides
1911 l-2. WhIskey. sl.22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTocK-YARDs, ILL, July IL
csttiemReeeipts 9 head M, market eo quiet;
ers and feeders, s2.4O4s.7O; cows and
bulls. s1.25Q $3.50; Texans. S2.50QS3s5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head; market
strong; heavy packing and shipping lots,
S305NS3.S0; common TO choice mixed, S.l5
ASA choice assorted, s3.t04S3.55; light.
S3.20Qs3.J2 II; pigs. $275qS350.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; market dun;
inferior to choice. s2Q;i; lambs. Sa{640.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 1l.-Flour-Un-
changed.
Wheat-H CHER; July. SO lac, asked; Au-
gust, 50 Sic. asked; September. % 7-Sc.
Corn-Higher: July. Csc. asked; septem-
Der, % 1925 use.
oats-Hfgher; July Ice, bid; August.
l6c.. bid: September, is l-sc., bid.
Pork-Standard mess, old, $50
Lard-Prime steam, 500, choice,
Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., July u.-F'lour-Quiet
and easy: winter patents, $.5Jg3. l5;
spring patents, S3.50Q$3.S.
Wheat-Quiet and easy; No. red. new,
track, IS l-2c.
Oats-Dull and easy; No. mixed. II IL
qiSc.
Pork-Firm; clear back and family. $3.50.
I.ard-Quiet; kettle, S.a l-2gAl2 L.;
prime steam, S.5OltS.sO.
HacOn-Quiet; shoulders 4 l-4c.; short
rib sides, 1894 lie; short-clear sides,
$500 1856.
Whiskey-Steady at sl.22.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July l1.--l2:30 p. Moot
ton-Demand moderate; spot prices. led.
lower; American middling fair. lid;
good m 9oda gSrs,a Ar low n misadng
3 9-led.; sales $500 bales American, 7,so6
bales; speculation and export. 90 bales;
receipts, none.
rate; July. 55-sid.; July and August.
3 53-64d.; August and September, sod. !;
September and October. 3 40-6id., also
3 A-6id.; October and November, 3 s7-sid.;
S6-Gid.; December and January. 3 ss-std. (;
) s6-6id. February and March, 3 d-sid.
Futures quiet at the decline.
] Il. M-Amertcan middl.ng, y-32d. !;
July. 3 56-G4d., buyers: July and August.
3 53-eid., buyers: August and September.
8 3S-6ld.. buyers; September and October,
3 is-s4d.; October and November, 8 3s-s44
3 37-sid., buyers; November and Decem-
Der, s5-s4a3 Sod. sellers; December
and January. 3 g-e4q3 ssstd,; January
February and March. 3 a6-siG3 Sod,
buyers; March and April, 3 s7-6443 3s-64d.,
buyers: April and May. 33-6.d.
Futures closed quiet and steady.
NEW YORK. July u.-Cotton-Dull:
middling Gulf. 5-Sc.; middling. 3-Sc. |;
net receipts. none: gross, 81 bales; for
warded. d bales; gales. l24 bales. all
spnners; stock tactuaD. Los. $50 bales.
Totals to-day and 80 far this week: Net
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Cash quotations: -Four was quiet with
"a 1-fq5i 5-Sc.; No. red C. l-sg5S Lac. No.
2 corn, IS l-2Q26 7-Sc. No. 2 oats. IL LA
i6c. Mess pork, s6.eggs6.e5. Lard, So 81 l-23
$40. Short-rib sides, 1851 1880; dry
short ribs, S.75GA short clear sides,
$37 ~ Whlskey, $22.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
Lace Curtains and
DraperieS.

s$-inch Pain Ar Deaiszs. al eolors,
- a yz~9
ss4uch Fancy Art Dealrns. al eolo-s,
Ese a ward.
E'rapery silks. fancy printed. large
variety. Soc 4 yard
Cciorri Table Fslts. 1g-iach. a. g. .
&u3 MS vars
&-iueA Seik&i.Hes. = large variety.
So e 2n4 cSloEsIgs 1isc an8 as a yard
eaEca FAloNs. covered VITA art
ce11ms. az T5o each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
Housekeeping Goods.

IN this department we lead IN assort-
meat and values. Our Linen values
arc unsurpassed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
Glove Dept.

We can show al the la-sst Glove new
elites.
The Monarch" with Rhinestone
novelty clasps. The Emperor" with
the new Suede cuffs. The "IdeaF' Tn
fastener, which prevents the wear OF
your finger tips All shapes and sizes.
SPECIAI--Ladies Two-Clasp Glace
KID. embroidered Backs, a splendid
wearing glove. ali sizes, new fail shades,
s. a pair.
Three-Clasp Mocha" Gloves, all
shades and sizes. Novelty pearl clasps.
si.35 a pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
At SIC Each.

Sheer IAnen Nwn Handkerchief.
new and exquisite patterns. entirely
new.
Fine Irish Linen Lawn Handler
chiefs. handsomely embroidered. at
EoC. 6sc and f5c each.
Irish TAaeu Lawn Handkerchief,
hand en- broidered. az s.. Si.sa s. each.
Extra Quality irish Lawn. registered
designs, band en- brojdered. point lace
edges. al s.. s.. s. ard S each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-13
Satin Damash Table
Cloths.

Size sxIo. White linen Damsxk
Cloths, with SELF border al around.
@s9 each.
s.ze Sxle. waite Linen Darnask
C.oghs. with SELF border al around,
5 - each.
Sze loxio. Waite Linen Damask
Cloths. With self border al around,
8 - each.
SIZE i0x11. waite linen Darnask
Csoshs. vita self border al arotsa.
s. casa
}sxA waite linen Damask Table
Cloths. border al around. sA58
F1.I Size Three-Qua-Jer Darnask
Dinner Napkins az 8 -. s.. s2sa s.. "a
70 g. a dozen.
Table Linens, olsacbet, az 60. soc.
g.. 90. -. 81 a yard.
i--IDch satin Damas< Tabs rAnsn,
extra value. 81 a yard
= Yards W}3e Satln Dauask. hand
soane patterns, a. TO and s. e a YARD.