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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

RI VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
he Old Dominion Brick, Tile and S's MANI ~
TyIiganized under the laws Of the State OF
EiTSnin, bearing date on the nth day Of
deed book 1t, page Is. OF the Clerk
i IN Of Charles CITY county. Va. and At
cured. shlll sell Mt public auction on the
premises. 1t Sturgeon Point wharf. in
o on! iaN Gity c9ansy, Va, on The 9Th DAY
&LE THAT PiEscE OK r A9R!i OF
souEty. in the State of Virginia, on the
ner ,hs bank tnrS, Of the James river being part
and bounded and described rs follows,
t ,nt Beginning at ordinary low
leans over the water. distant in
Tsiter 1Ss, di l Ion, seven hundred and
geon Point wharf on the eastcrly side
erection ddi stn f sro h In g orther,y
Fncker seven hundred ana sixty feet, and
parallel herewith: one thousand six hun
TrunX to q point; thence running casterly
a Maior parallel rnrs With The James river low
honsand. six hnndred anh er twcnty S iHe
feet along the lana of said Truax six hun
lred and sixty feet to a point thence run
SSf'"s saa p%F neRsr % snd d ne
tant therefrom one hundred feet along
the land of said TruaX, one thousand
four hundred and twenty-five feet to n
roint; thence running casterly and par
,liel with low water mark OF the said
James river and along the land OF the
'aid 'rrunN sixty feet. distant from the
lands OF said Tucker forty feet to
point. thence, running southerly. distant
and parallel herewith along the land OF
@ end Of the " old eS Srie In thp pns ha he
ired feet, more or less. to n point ut the
'ow water mark of the said james river
IN the westerly side OF the Sturgeon
Point wharf, az the same now stands
and thence westerly along the ordinary
low water mark of the said james river
teinbraclnS the old bril- yard) seven
hundred and twenty feet to the point OF
beginning. embracing also all the lands
within the said bounds, estimated at
twenty-five acres. be the same more or
less. and also all the marine fishery and
riparian rights in front of the land here
by conveyed on the said James river
together with and including the entire
brick plant thereon, consisting Of dry
houses. boilers. engines, brick machines
hand-trucks. whcclbarrows, shovuls
spades, dirt dump carts. iron rail-, mule,
cart, wagons and all other personal prom
erty of every kind and description on tie
~ ''-s.~- icrs ~
TERMS-Cash
T. W. WILCOX,
oc22-tds Substituted Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
morning at II o'clock. Services by

morning at IL o'clock. Services by
liev. " lillian Chinn.
Mr. walter Jordan, Chairman Of the
board OF Supervisors, was in Suffolk
To-Day for the purpose of signing ecorcs
81 county warrants. Many OF the reel
pients, who had performed some small
service us juror or election official pre-
ceoeo MIN to the Clerks Office, and
nature as S's
MIR. Howard Shackclford and br,d,
nave taken their residence on popi,ln1
avenue.
Rev: j. +. Love will use these sub
t ,t Lor discussion Sunday at the Bap-
tist church: II u M, "Forw,Ird". IN
D. M, rs the Bible True?"
AS n consequence OF broken glass In
one OF The storm doors renters I'm the
city market to-day suffered more thon
necessary from the cold
MISS Ruth WilRcn. who has beon
visiting Miss Janet Withers vii, Law
folk 'e' III NOR
>. W. Page. ESQ, OF Burlington, N g
was today In SUFFOLK on bTsi,,nae
vIit SAFE FROM CREDITORS
IN most cases when an inJfvidnni 10
placed behind the portals of a. IN II hr ., 10 =,
aciose easily so far as the apprehension
Oh ncing harassed by creditors goes hnt
such Is not always true. a Wash,nrtnn
SQUARE business man yesterday took oc-
IN
nil TOT the purpose of presenting n bin
10 an Inmates gaze
hECiiPTlON.-Mrs. Matte ]. Co,,
sey last evening gave a reception n; hc-
,,cslaence, on Main street. In honor of
me, ner daughter. Miss Josephine Cuusey
crowd or friends. Refreshments were
served about IL O'Clock, and tho nnrty
dispersed half an hour later.
WILL CHANGE QUARTERS MON
DAY -The clerical forces of the conn,
tN and Circuit Courts. which have bean
confined to upper apartments in the
during the construction and
equipment OF the new Clerks office. ey
pet TO move into their permanent uuor-
teis Monday. The new Office has hean
eSceilehtly furnished with the requisite
desks. document flies. furniture, and
heating apparatus-all OF the most an.
proved designs and models Of conycn
icnce Mr.. 3. r. Smith. OF Richmond
one or the contractors. WIS here last
evening. and after Il final inspection.
cupanoy.
DEEDS PUT ON RECORD.-Thcsc
deeds OF bargain and sale were to-1ay
put on record i'm the County CLERKS
Office: William r. Causoy, administra.
tor of p. II. Causey, dcceas ed. trustee
and Eliza Prentls to sidney Davis. one
lot on Briar Hill. s57.5O: Davis FRANK
Parker to rnNmar RIcks, one acre I'm
Cvnrnss district Narser>ond COUNTY
SEQ; I1otman Kicks and wife to John =,
Gates, same property, s35: Annie Shirt
Yer and David Shriver tn James C. eau,
sey, real estate on the Nansemond river
containing 900 acres. and including
"Mintauville" farm and "Dumplin Is
land" consideration. $4,000
ROW IN a RARRER-SHOP.-O
complaint OF Andrew Falloman. driver
of an oil wagon. Marmamke Jones
barber. WAS to-day assessed $50 in
Mayor Brewers Court for disordc,iv
conduct. The allegation was apsault
ing and striking. 1t appeared from cvi-
derce that the two became involved In a
difficulty In Jones shop. during which
Halloman came in violent contact with
a chair which resulted In the disloca-
tion OF his shoulder. His injuries. which
are not serious. were looked after by
DR.. John T.. Phillips
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

TUESDAY. January 18th, at II O'Clock
sharp we will sell to the highest bidder.
Hitnout reserve, all the organs and
Piano5 remaining IN said stock Twenty
organs (new ana second-hand). The lot
embraces some of the finest TINT Is nado;
also several fine Upright and Square
ramos and other musical goods This
sale is positive. Dealers ard others in
terested In this class OF goods specially
invited. Terms cash.
TAYLOR * CO.,
5a6-su. w.sa.su,tu Auctfoneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
Reno Sui.

The Mutual Life Insurance Con,n,rv
have moved from their old quarters
into the building formerly occupied by
the Talbot brothers. on Main street
Persons having business with the COM
pany will please note the change. which
Is, perhaps. the most desirable location
In the city. 1a4-c;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Pannill Bros, Real Estate and Cen
eral Auctioneers. lis Main street,
Norfolk, Va.

7 ARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE,
AUCTION SALE OF STATIONARY,
OFFICE SUPPLIES. ETC. EVER
HELD IN THE CITY OF NORFOLK
AT the direction of Messrs. Hume &, Bill
solv; VINO are disseminating the book and
stationery business, we shall. beginning
on TUESDAY, January 14th. at Ii a. m,
TO suit, the entire stock as contained In
store No. 10i Main street consisting OF
Stationary, Fancy Goods, Books, Pic
mensity of the stock will nccssitate the
sole being continued from day to day
until all tho stock is finally disposed Of,
after which store fixtures and linexpired
license VIII also be sold Notice daily
papers for further announcements.
PANNILL BROS,
jn5-tdS AuctipneeIu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
HEREFORD. NC.

HEREFORD, n. c., Jan. 4.-(speciaD-
T. {. blanchard & Bro. have had their
warehouse snlneIed.
business is dull In town to-day.
Thc weather Is somewhat cooler than
- mas been. We had slight snow last
hit
There the forty-eight places of bust
neSe In DIR town.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
BY w. II. ii. Tricc & Co.. Auc,ioneers.
F XECUToR's SALE.

BY virtue of the power conferred upon
me me ny the Will Of the late Eva S. Smith
oecensed shall sell ut public auction
at the Real Estate Exchange. on Tues
1AI the lith, day OF January. 1896. at
q, a. az, rs and SO Falkland street. The
lots front about twenty feet each on
falklnnd street, and run back to n lane
Ten rect wide. extending from Reilly to
Wake street. The buildings on the lots
nave aye neen recently damaged by fire.
TERMS-One-rourth cash, balance on
one, two and three years from the dnv
OF sale. with interest payable annually
Tor which each purchaser will be required
10 give notes secured by deed of trust
upon the property purchased at his ex-
pehse. w. w. OLD,
Executor.
poo, rs,,. w, II; II. TRlCE X CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

Stuart Sanford. of last years Peters
ourS team, has signed with Jack Chap
mans Toronto Club.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
AUCTION SAaES-FUTURE DAY.
TAYLOR 4 CO., AuctiOneerS,
2o2 MAIN STREET.

THE BENZ. LowENBERG PIANO
AND MUSICAL. INSTRUMENT COM
PAN9. Is COLUMBIA BUILDING
n-,o>, 1lNI; out At PUBLIC AUC-
11itON..GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO
BUY AN ORGAN OR PIANO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

Iannehill The question naturally
on earth that the Western League
want? 1t seems they have not re-
served any Of their stock of brass and
cheek.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
EDENT0N, N. c.

Edenton, N. c.. Jan. 4.-(Specian-
Miss Julia Jones has returned from ELI.
zabeth City, where she has been Visit.
ing friends.
Sheriff Parker has rented and moved
his family to the Skinner farm. abou,
two miles from Edenton.
Mrs. Bette Sawyer, of Elizabeth CITY.
is visiting the family of Mr.. L. +. Zleg-
Ter. on Broad street
After weeks absence on business
Mr.. w. j. Warren returned home yes
terday.
The cold wave mentioned In ycater-
days Vtrginian reached us last night
PridaY causing the thermometer to
drop several degrees
Mr.. Julie Wood has been quite sick
for several days at his home. on Water
street.
c., was in town last night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

Ned llanlon and his Orioles viii begin
their migratory flight to the South on
March 18TH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

me Portsmouth team have been or
uered 20 report for duty on March 18th
ana VIII AT once go into practice.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
a Shower of Gold

would not be more wonderful than the
cures made by SEVENTY SEVEN.
4 Mrs. II. 3. DOwNEY. ~ w. 9S,h ST..
New York: 81 took the New Specific
G''77'' for Grippe and 1t cured me; one
small vial"
s BARTRAM b. NEWHALL, publisher
of the Lynn. (Mass.) Transcript" says
of the III for Grip and Colds: "Ac-
squaintances have had experience in the
use and are loud in praise of the efficacy
1 OF Its work. In all my experience with
4 Humphreys Specifics there never has
been case where they have failed to do
what you claim for them"
IS Mrs. HUGH MAYER, Princeton, Ky,
says: Several weeks ago got q trial
bottle of your co. for Grip and Colds:
am so much pleased with the success of
1T that / want some more"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
will break
.1IlIp a cold.

Sold by druggists. or sent prepaid upon
receipt OF price. 25c.. or five for si.0O.
Humphreys Medicine Co., III and lib
William street, New Foa&.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05
Ted Sullivan's Little Game of Nee.
Snw-Umpirs, Hog.ins' Suitability
Tor the Directorship of the vtr.
Etniu Western Leugue Az.
Hurnncc-O1her Items.

Ernie Hodge, IT Is said has refused
an offer of the Washington Club
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

Arson has made up his mind IN loan
IfupS at second bag. TRULY is making
Il name for himself since he played with
Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

You can find what you want for a
Bank streets.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

Billy Sharsir has made n hot n,,,
Manager Sheltinc that Pitcher To,
smith VIII do better work than Ort
next season.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

w. II. II. TRlCE & co,
Neai Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ju'-tu y Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

Jack Glasscock, according to Snortinc
Lie. has G;@clned II Virginia League
m,anaSement Who offered 1t? Don't
all speak III once.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

T HE ABOVE STOCK OF GOODS
VIII be sold in lots or parcels to suit
~ " auction. commencing on
January. .. 1896. and con
tInuinF from day TO day at the hours of
10 n. m. and p. m.
JOhn @. NiemnNcr Gnnnr1l AMctInlannr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

sandy McDcrmott, one OF the Virginia
League star OF unpircs of 81 has been
chosen to hold the Indicator In the West.
erh League the coming season.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

TEKMS-CASTI.
WILLIAM N. PoRTLocK.
de4-tf Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-05

Wm. 'snakc) SStlcy is in Key West
ana says he will hold the managerial
rene or the Austin team in the Texas
LEAGUE me coming season. They will
have To anchor him in the po.;itjnn In
the interests OF their club and finances
otherwise we opine lie will fit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Indian schooner Swan Is at Ballard uu.
dergoing repairs.
Schooner Norman Sunde expected to
leave on a fishing trip last night
Bark Emma f. Herman sailed on her
cod fishing venture IL Alaska waters last
night
Steamer W. r. Monroe was expected
IN last night with q load OF hay from
Samish.
Schooner Annie arrived from the Ash
ing banks yesterday, with about 1000
pounds Of fish
United States Inspectors Cherry and
Bryant went to Gray's harbor yesterday
and win return Friday night.
Steamer Rosaiie. which has been IN
spected and overhauled. went on. on her
regular run to yictorft last night
The steamers running to Everett yes
feriay reaped quite harvest from the
humber of politicians anxious TO attend
the convention.
Steamer City Of Topeka went to Quar-
termaSter harbor yesterday afternoon She
viii 60 on the ways and have rer bottom
scraped and BE- repaintri. 7hs Topeka
will leave here for Alaska mex. Sunday
morning At O'Clock.
Oriental steamship Tacoma has arrived
on the Sound from China AMI Japar wrh
f0i tons or T.7fs packages OF sralxnt for
Seattle. on this there are SsGa sacks OF
sugar and SO sacks Of rice. the remain
der being made up OF Chinese boz goods.
general merchandise and cur4os The
steamer City % Kingston II bringing the
freight 20 Seattle ex steamship Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January I and Tor
Te~te rrynv.


Real estate trarsac,ions since January
l. 1875. are u.s5s. ass There were fled for
record Yesterday 10 deeds axgregafsng
S.aafs ~ Following 10 list furnished By
the Daily Bulletin. room u occitentai
block.
John schram ct ux. 10 A. A. suther-
land. Iot Il. block q. Lake Union al.
Aur.I =. g.
Reuben 8. Robinson ct ux TO ALERT
W. Busdress. lots II ard y. block y: lots
2 to 5. block -: 10. 10 block ~. lots 6 ard
Z block %: lots and 2 block n: lot =.
block fs lot I. block Is. Gilman Park: lots
and g. block 2. Home sd. May II. sl.oeo.
Jens c. Jensen ct III. to Frederick sor-
ensen. 4. NV nx sec a. .. g. % a. May Il
$50.
George r. Dearborn .; ux. 20 Standard
OH Co. lot s. block S. Pinmmzr's ad. May
II. s. w.. Ss.lfa-
John r. Trowbrisge ct TX 20 Harry
Krufz. y Sc as sec 3. 3. S. % A. March
ie. 81
same 10 same. sw re. ne Iw and . u sc
rw. sec =. =, S. 100 a. March q. 81
l. r. Blinn ct ux- and D. Camsry
ct ux 10 Mrs. /. Hesser. lot =. block 81.
River Park. Jaly =. 1859. Sic.
JOAN p. TAYLOR % r. z. kleher. ioss and
& block =. Yeslsrs LIST as- July 2. iss3-
q. c.. 81
Receivers y. P. r. r Co. 70 Augns:
Grams, lot & sas u. 2. $. sig a. August
l. 1854 s-a.I
I<sznde- Lodge 70 Sarah ~ Lodge. u
10. Ard Il To- Z block ]. resiers Is.
sd: hots l. and j. block II. LasonA. lots
L and "a block .. Evans 4 Bsexetrs al.
lots ard 5. block !. East Pzfx ad. lots
20 ard II. heck Il. lots 8 20 =. block l..
Lake Union a3: lots 3 ard !. block Z. Al
sgon He{xhss al: .oss 1 Ard z. block 3.
Aver O'Har4's al. bot S. block 6. Pros
p@cg Terrace al. lot IL tsock !. Lake View
al: lot "a block =. Gilman Park: tract ?.
block = Kerrs Suburban Villas. Iots To
4 ara TO is. block ]. lots 10 Is. block
= HATS al Kirkland. n y . y 10 - SEQ
=. Is. 4. lots 30 Is. block 2. lots II 10 Is.
tlo<k & Central III. Ezs, Seattle. Nay 5
La
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NEW YORK MARKETs.

New York MAY r.-Tse-e was q o.
estest corsTrsctton N TIE vosunae of bszss-
.eSx UPON the stock exchange today. ts,s
Ia ten> cf the limited ep-ss.Ja.Sor, vas
firm Throughout TIE s-s1aerces bearing
Dgsoa prfces were rather conflicting. frs.
we're IN TIE main encouraging 70 the hxyis-
ers Of securities, Lons.oa prices FOR Amer
ieaEs csAra. Irregular. bat rzaos.erat. rxsr-
ehzses for sa-v-x3 accoant we're exrs.~-sss.
in this market. and this ts-s served 4,
y. so re cary Ara-so-1ce-7>a. that g. SO =
- - sosi Saaii os exported 20 Germany.
No agreeable change hes t-4-., -,,,ss-i =,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. May l2-Arriyed: ScAoon-
er Orient. Gray's harbor. Departed:
Sunoi, Grsy's harbor; Arago. Coos bay:
schooner Rio Rey. Co1uille river; State Of
California. Astoria and Portland. schooner
Ralph J. Long. Su:slaw river: schooner
Parkersburg, CoQuiile river.
Freights - Fernbank. now at Portland.
wheat thsnce 20 South Africa: Doxford.
now at Portland. lumber thence to South
America. Arranmore, now on the Sound,
lumber thence TO Sydney. is Cd; Yark-
land. now on the Sound. number thence to
Calcutta: kynance. now at Nanaamo, coal
thence to this port.
Port Gamble. May l2-Speciai.-Arrsved
-Schr Lizzie Vance, Capt Hardwick.
fourteen days from San Francisco.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srss GARLAND AND EvANGEr.

e..,.t. ara Toxr<@rd- Ssah Bay route.
S.s.-,,s- Garland leaves YesirT dock Mon
ssys wssfresaAys sui Fridays at q
49, pnrt Townserd. Port Williams
ssSx u. port Arxxles Pcrs Crescent.
sessv.ssrrS. PysAt. Ciaitssn Bay ard Sesa
49, rrtaTasus. arrsyes at sestsie y
- .s~rs1stte tayS Steamer ESzzgeg
M % yasf~r s,rk so- Pvt A-reies and
yiN.orsa Nazaays weiEestays snd Pa
a. ~ 10 d M. arrives Seattle alter
rate days 10 p. m
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER RoSAlIE
A,,.-~t,a Sa,s !sayes for Nsctc-ts ara
T,rs rc~r<end daily. exesp, saturday. al
uN y m; rctaEnI.s sssves NssoFa a. :,
4 =, steamer l3anc ieaNcs Tor Eort
s>n~r~Sra ana way poinss daily. exc-p.
sanssy. al 8. IA. sunday, a,r~ch Al
m: retrrEi-s. c,rccG sNE~
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ropr ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
sSNN rNSTCS ROUTE

s-rAxgR MARY r, rERLEY
80. u.rr.nxgcn's wharf. foot % Wash
sr~,~n street., fer south BeaeA@ sy.vAa
s.rsy, n. Whsie. kr~rsertoz- Jaitec
Snss.. my pcck Charleston Ss1cey.
S..-xroa Ssaicc. SisSsT1 Als. a. , IA.
saTHy3ay sN y ia: Sss-sxy, > b.; re
snrrgnx leaves Sslxer4ase a. s-S = "
Ts.eohcnA BLACK Ss .
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Financial.
Lond1a- Nay R-Szsver. - 1sisa ccn-
scas. 1slS
New York. May U-rAe Eveafng Poxss
Aardoa eahlexrsm sAvs: Tue stock market
opened trh totzy. h1s recovered later o.
csnnsnsc private cables stating that the
fressrsa prisoners would Be merely sen
fenced 70 hve years police supervision.
frces AZ the Gloss were al the best Cer-
soss were higher. Soush Americans were
N eensnd- and mines we're better. Amer
icza rats we're dasiish on gold exports eut
ciosee better IN the street
Tee Paris bourss was duil. and Berlin
vas steady.
RreadasufM and Graina-
Lfverpcol May l4-wheas-scos arm;
Demand poor: No. : red winter s. SD: No
! hard AAnisoha. = 81; No. California.
- 81 Futures close quiet. unchanged to
I'd lowers May. s. I'D: June and July. So
sd: Asxuse and september. - sad: ocso-
Der, 80 ~.
corn-spos quiet: American mixed. new.
- Nd Futures closed steady. with May
Nd lower ana other month"; unchanged frcm
Yesterdays closing prices: May. Is. June,
- nd. July. b Nd: August. IS I'D; Sepsem-
Der. Is ID. October - Gid
Ffcar-stesdy. demand hir: S. Louis
hncy winter. Is Cd
Hops.
dops-At London: Pacific coast. a Ia
London Wool salsa.
London. May Nat tho wool auction
salaa today faE3 bales were offered. of
which l.sos were withdrawn A good quail
ify was offered. and the best parcels ruled
FIRM at full rates. whtle inferior WOODS
we're irregular. Sales: New South Wales.
$50 bales, secured. sd8fs SID: greasy,
AA0led Queensland. l.aas bales; secured,
Ia 1d1ls 3asd. greasy. 74ied. yicso-
ria lm bales. secured, sdRis
I'd; greasy. 4AG5d. South Australia,
as bales. secured. 10 isSd: greasy. &ss5asd
Tasmania. s. bales: greasy. 7isdQis cid
New Zealand. lssi bales: secured, sd0is
Sid: greasy, H79sssd- Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal. SO bales: secured. TSd0is I'D:
greasy. Si<9ii,*d. River Platte. - bales;
greasy. A07Ad
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND

RAit}s GAeNFs
Leaves Seattle a M. IL m, p. M
ALeaves Everett 80 g. m. go .. m. 10
m.
Everett p m.
Fare-Slnsie "Trip. &c: round trip, 81 8;
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
Landinx-Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
sEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
r. W. Gordhue Manager
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-14

Board OF Trade.

Ch.cago May E.-The many damage
claims In from various sections a. the
start and some little unea<sness displayed
owing to certain houses being Irregular
caused a 6rmer tone IN wheat at the start
but later IL was announced that the grain
m the houses mentioned would be trans
ferred TO the regular houses at the ey-
psnss of the proprietor of the house re-
Gently made irregular Increased selling
soon set IN. which gradually carried prices
down. the news being generally bearish.
The rains in Kansas. Missouri. Oklahoma
and Nebraska, and liberal Northwestern
receipts had a more weakening tensency.
The prediction by the Sgnai service %
more rains In the Yves. and clear and
cooler conditions in the Northwest had
also depressing Influenza The range
for the day was NC.
Moderate speculative activity was noted
n corn The feeling developed at the
start was easier ard continued weak
There was a good trade IN oats. and an
easier feeling. The buying was by large
professionals who were short.
Trade in provisions vas light. zsd the
slight Improvement OF the day before
failed OF repetition
Closing Quotations.
wnest-May CSC: june &C.
Ccrn-Nay, sc; June. zsi.c-
oats-Aay. is4c: June. iss.c.
Pork--May, E-asizs July, TO.
IArst--Mzy, $s-s5; July. A.s-Hs-
R35s-Hay. "a. July. S4.esX&-io.
Bariey-z>&.S,c
Rye-&f~c.
Fiaxsee1-SSo.
Tsmoshy-Qn
live Stock.
Sales % cattle were OF q basis Of g 70
Eg-5 for common 10 TAR dressed beef
steers up TO ttsff.4 for good TO prime
shippsng ard export besyss. with trading
largely AZ s.. SGT - there bang a fair
proycrssaa 81 rather choice cattle Stock
ers ard feeders s. sEs ~. COWS ard
hesssrs again IN good demand. an9 the
bulk sad vel above f.sa Bulls Of good
Gus lily as3 rot sell very wta. but calves
" active ard stroEg at Tuesdays ad-
vance.
After an early crrn-ess prices fer hogs
became weak To- Sc lower. the huEx CT
sales sesr< AZ - x<z5- IS for h-svy. and at
g. q for Eghfwesxtts. Heavy hogs sod
a: az extreme range ~ S2ft1-J4-a. red-1rn.
s. @sf3- 60. nxn.a s. ts55-a.
ShAep sal A. a<1s-sss los fair 20 eaosee.
with sales az gR1eTscs 50 common at Go
as. saxnhn oed Al AS-S. ceisny At 80
Aa1 HDuAEt. xxkA AxAx EzzRsoO = 49,