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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
Huntington service.

n YOU want a good tang" you must
ask f2r H.
n vou want your t.-ket % Omaha. S.
Joseph. Kansas C-ty. 81 Louis or CAi-
-ara ID read Via the Burlington route. y02
must tell the ticket agent 50.
NJ p Benton Puget Sound agent. cor
nar Yes.er avenue and Front street
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Totals

There was ~ tnrretse ~ mileage IN
New HAMPSHIRE. Vermont NaSenchu-
sctts. Rhode Island rnnnr-ticut Della
ware Tennessee Nebraska Nor,h pa
kota. south Dakota. Wyoming. Oregon
Nevada. Idaho ard New Me&I.o The
LARGEST nIcasr iaiI Was in Texas -
miles. followed ny triian Territory vfta
-. California With .s and tnts. Peuusti-
vania. West Virginia Maine aul Gcargta
with between So a~3 .o s8ra Tu Canada
"a lines added '4 IS miles snl in NeNtrs
lines adtci O. - rallies THE new cone
stru-tian sos general consisted os short
branches ana extensions enc AVERAGE ter
the - lines htirE iiiTr no-e than 10
niies Tho railroad mileage 81 tse United
States now aggregates l>i aao
Tire rapil decrease in railroad buiIlIrz
a. @frrt.m laFnu.
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Highest
Awards at
Worlds Fair.

effect upon not few local projects: but
FOR transportation lines OF ans cOnsidera-
ne Importance the steam locomotive does
not yet recognize any competition, and the
s.uiiding Of steam railroads Is stin 10 20
on. although the pace Of former years may
not again be euuaIed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
LUMBER AND SHISG LES.
shipments for Is95 Much Larger Than
Tor the Previous Year.

Shipments OF lumber BY rail from this
state up 10 November, 1895. show an in
crease Of 81. $4,000 feet over the previous
year. and the total for shingles for the
same period is %. $4,000 larger than that
Tor 1891. The shipments went by the
Northern PACIFIC, Great Northern and
Canadian Pacific railroads, and as COM
piled by the Pacific Lumber Trade jour
nal are given In the following tables. the
first one giving lumber statistics:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02

You MAY e. any meneu; require the use
az Whisky as stlmulant or medic ne.
Keep b1-tse % the famous cd Jesse
Moore "A ga TIE house Moore. hunt
q Co. sole agents for rs1e Paclac Coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02

Here's your chance The Washington
Ea5oar Company. 20 Front street. = c.
fe~sux Their entire stock Of mack-utosaes
ard ran coats a. greatly reduced pE.ees-
Store open evenings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-02
For
Colds
And Coughs

Early i'm the Winter. I took a
severe cold which developed
into an obstinate. hacking cough,
which troubled me for nine weeks.
In spite of medical aid.
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Totals ..6.4g7 slaS7 l2I

In consulting the above tables. Il
should be borne In mind that shipments
IN 1894 were held down by floods in June
and by strikes IN July
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AYERS
Cherry Pectoral

being recommended me, | began
TO take it, and inside of - hours
/ was relieved. That one bottle
cured me. and | cannot speak too
highly OF its excellence. Mrs.
L. f. BOSCH. Eaton. ONO.
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Headquarters FOR Nanvoa's Remedies az
Sm4la * Kennedy drug store, Butler
block. Second Aa4 James.
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Totals
Lumber.

Totals ..-...c.. !. ST2. 90. 900 1901 80. 900
Shipments OF lumber and shingles by
CIR lnnHa ts..rn.
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NV II Il Remover enjoys the conf
tronage ~ people all over the
.s,..4.,.5 - 10. who use II % restore and
-. - N natural color
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fltofits .--..tt.- .---.---,.-. lth l,iN-.a3
A summary BY territorial groups shows
the following results.
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waters Of an Alaskan winter. which were
rolling and beating al their highest pitch
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY OF MN
NESOTA
NOTICE Is hereby given to the holders OF the
~ Six Per Cent Bonds Of the above Company. dated
June is,. 1901. that the Atlantic Trust Company under
ts provisions OF the Deed of Trust securing said Bonds
wifi receive its office. at No 30 William Street. in the
CIV OF New York until July 10TH is96 Offers for the
ale Bonds to the amount OF $4,000 at not ex-
ceedng and interest TO the date OF payment
IN $50 900 In OF said Bonds not offered for
sale Aforesaid will be the duty Of the Trustee to
redeem Bonds TO the amount not offered In accord
ance with the provisions OF the Deed Of Trust.
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
New York. May 10th. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

BONDs-THE MONEY MARKET
Gales of Government honds consisted OF Sl0Wm
,oupon as of 1925 at 11GlI. S5UoU al il1as @-.oJI
- 000 ~ IC9X Final quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

iSa.,o1 New York. Jun. 81. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
Spokane and PalOuSe.

NEW YORK May 9th. 1896
To the BOndhOIders of the
Spokane and PalOuse Railroad Company
and the Holders of New York Security
md Trust Company Receipts therefor'
The undersigned Committee. after negotiation with the
Northern Pacific Reorganization Managers has arranged
with the latter that pursuant the provisions OF page II
Of Plan Of Reorganization Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad System dated March 49, 1896 the bonds Of tho
Spokane Palovse Railroad Company participate
such reorganization receiving FOR each $1,000 present
bond with all unpaid coupons attached
S25 in cash January l. 1891
s52J In the new 3 per General Lien Ronis
bearing Interest from January /. 1907.
$3.50 In the new Preferred Stock Trust Certificates Of
the reorganIzed Northern Pacific Railroad
Tho present agreement with the Northern Pacific Rail-
road whereby they pay equal to interest
n. per cent. per the face Of the present
tonds) continue January 1891. inclusive. but not
thereafter such payment be made July L. 1895. AMI
January !. 1897.
Holders OF bonds Spokane and Palouse Railroad
Company or OF New York Security and Trust Company
receipts therefor IN order participate in this arrange
meni. notified deposit their bonds or receipts with
Mcssrs T. = Morgan & CO.. New York. not later than
18th. obtaining in exchange therefor suitable Re-
organization Certificates Issued by them. ent!tl
their holders TO all the benefits OF said arrangemen
Bonds or receipts - deposited may at the dis
Of the Reorganization Managers be excluded from
the benefits o this arrangement
The undersigned Committee Is unanimously or the
Of the foregoing prop0si-
ton the test interests Of all bondhodes Or receipt
GEORGE Il. SHELDON.l
EDWARD y: GIBBS, o.,rrur
X. Is. DODSON. COMMITTEE.
WILLIAM BLODGET.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

In State issues there were safes oi F'''''
Tennessee settlement 3s at ~. ..o
Activity in railway bonds was con1nen ~ ~, ,o '.o
AtchIson and Northern Pacific issues Eisewhtte
sales were small the only exceptions being ErIe
As prior bonds. Southern Railway first os opo
kane and Palouse 6s. and Texas and facinc
first Js in which transactions were moderately
large Final changes were general net declines
the chief ones being In Kansas and Texas hrst
As which lost ~ to S21a; Mobile and Ofio new
Us, ~ to 11S: Texas and Pacific iirst Hs, ~ 10
SC,ih: the second incomes. " to 20; Oregon I'M
rcyement frsts ~ to SS; Erie general Hen
3. As. Nv 70 64M; Spokane and Palouse Gs. TO
"a: Kansas and Texas seconds. 1h to %; Al
Gibson Adjustment Ar. " TO 40N; Erie 4s prior
bonde u TO O2&: Northern Pacific consol 1s re-
ceipts " to 497s: Southern Railway first 5s, 4
10 O3. and Wabash second mortgage 5s. to
S3N Hooking Valley 5s advanced / to 'S5%.
Money on call was 1h02 per cent. Time
money ruled at 2h per cent for thirty days,
ner cent for three months 3h per cent for four
me nths and 3M04 per cent for SIX months. Com
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

1st mortgage bonds (Manhattan Trust
Company receipts). ts).......................
5000 chicago and Northwestern Railroad C0n-
psny - registered gold bonds due i9JZ a..
Interest June and December. 49, ITO
$1,000 city OF Yonkers. County OF Westchester
20 bonds registered. Issued under the -.
Consolidation Act. due April l. 1900 ... idlA
share Chemical National Bank .4loo
400 shares American Sugar Refining Company, ,,o,
srsferrc1 1"e''ean sugar enn'"s 1893.
$4,000 Norfolk and Virginia Beach Railroad COM
pany 1st mortgage bonds. July. 1871 ~
coupons on. ....... ........:... 90
1850 shares Leadviie Consolidated Mining en-
100000 State Of North Carolina 6cc bonds. April.
1870 coupons .................... lot Sfov
81. 900 Gainesville jefferson and Southern Rail
way Company Georgia. % mortgage 10 ~
5000 Atlantic Mutual Insurance company scrip
or lsW
SO oS7 os National Nation "s coraase Company trust nauda
ton certificate. ae.........................l lot S<'o
40 National Corlage Company Trust Ndu1a-
IS, ,000 Camden and Atlantic Railway Company
pennsylvania Railway Company system)
Cd mortgage NOW lst mortgage) go bonds ,,,
due October l. 1899. Observation-Disclosures. lO0h
tember / 1919 e ~''............ ~ fiG%
10 shares East Orange National Bank. ....... 40
$1,000 Retsof Mining Company LIST mortgage J06 .
bonds due 1925 thypothecated) ............ 10
10 shares Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany ............................. 3l0
IS shares Southern National Bank .,."...... iilh
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
S"T 81: sSs s:sSss
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
$:%9;' $:$''; e %!;, Z; S$ ss @
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND ST PAUL.
Fs%s,' Fss's week s: May
IOWA CENTRAL.
$$%';' : : e. ss3 ? e &
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
S$%% : e. r, .ss
PITTsBrRG AND WESTERN
S$$$f, : E a;1 @
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
S:%S'; {: { 4; e.; 3
MOBILE AND OHIO.
Jan ! 10 MAY 3l...... l.343,S2l LAB 43S fG9.Tl0
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
CNhole System)
Month Of April
$s:::'ss 5 3 4:
Ne, earring. :;.. N,2Osi7s n,i7',ssO sosi.n2
Operating expenses o.Jooi62 liot70ss 0.6so. 735
Net earnings mos s. l722is s4lOtt99 st4l6.I3i
KINGS COUNTY ELEVATED.
COnlclai TO New York State Commssioners)
Quarter ending March 81
C;rrys earnings .... sla3 ioJ s2,5 237 si97 5i5
Operating expenses lU4D 1889 l3o.522
Ne, earnings ...... $751; siOI9i2 sG2 033
other income ....... l5i $50 4.IO1
Total. .......... SCI 921 Sli0.W2 sea. i4O
First charge. ....... DOGs7 80 231 OiO05
Deficit .......... SOS 7Gi 1921. .t25 S2I .955
Surplus.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

names for three months 4d5 per cent for four
months and 4iaQ5 per cent for six months.
Names not we'll known ruled higher. Only
the highest grade paper was marketed.
The supply Of bills In the foreign exchange
market was better, but the demand light,
the market ruling dull and fairly steady Clos
ing posted rates were 81 SSGSi SSls ard 81 S9D
~ SJl2 for long and short sterling respectively.
Closing rates for actual business were fol-
lows.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
o,al, Sis. 2so. sos siIo 75sa3s Inc s'77
CANADA SOUTHERN'S REPORT.

The pamphlet report Of the Canada southern
Railroad for the year ended December ~ SHOWS
the following results. compared with Two pre-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
flnanrial.
- CHEQUE BANK,
CHEQUES
. FOR TRAVELLERS
AND REMITTERS
~ ARE BETTER THAN
LETTERS OF CREDIT.

Paid where Credits refused
Cashed All Over the World BY
Agents. shops, Hotels, Rail-
roads. etc.
YOU draw your own cheques.
You get them from IL up.
You send them In the mails
You save time and money.
No Charge for Cashirg
No Identification.
ISSUED ny THE
United stntcs CheGuc Bank. Ltd.
Capital. f1SO.OOO.
DIRECTORS
SIR EDWARD THORNTON, Chairman.
Late British Minister to Washington. d. c.
LORD DE Isle & DUDLEY.
President Of the Cheque Bank. Ltd.
WALTER EARLE. EsI. London.
II. s. COUI9ON ESQ., London.
FRED'K W. PERRY
Gsn'l Manager, NewYork.
Applications for shares Of the Capital Stock at
Il each will be received the offices OF the Bank
40 4 ~ Wall ST., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
financial Meet,nqs.
C,pi0cn0 Notices

4 DIVIDEND OF THREE cN PER CENT.
will be paid on tho the International Eevatins
Company at their olce. No l0i New York Produce
Exchange on 18TH stockholders Of record on that
date The transfer will close at o clock r. ~,
June 9Th and reopen o'clock \. NJ June 18Th. le90
GEORGE d. PUFFER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
Financial.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

UCW InRl ChVITIU nhILnuhU W.
FIRST MICE. GOLD BONDS.
Office Of the Central Pacific Railroad Co..
New-York June 2. 1so0.
This Company has made arrangements to extend u
So 8s3 First Mortgage Bonds maturing July 1. isod
that the Principal thereof shall become payable In ~
years that date January l. ls9s with In
meanwhile paynti. semi annually January ana
July l. at the rate OF so annurn. Principal and IN
terest payable In United States Gold Coin.
The right Is 10 redeem the Bonds extended
any paying Bondhoiders the face
Of the Bonds interest thereon at the rate OF
per per from July ist 1885, in United states
COIN interest accrued subsequent TO that
may have been paid thereon before such redemp
ton thereof
The right OF the Bondhoders to avail themselves OF such
extension been reserved such holders as PRIOR
TO JUNE 10Th. $780, shall deposit their Bonds for
thnt purpose with MEssRs. SPEYER q CO.. New
York. or with MESsRs. sPEYER BROTHERS,
London, or MIR. LAz. SPEYER ELLISsEN,
Frankfort on Main. or MEssRs. TEIxEIRA DE
MATTOs BROTHERS, Amsterdam.
The extended Bonds will be stamped to show the -
tension and Coupon Sheets wifi be annexed. repre-
sentng future interest.
Copies Of the Extension Agreement can be obtained at
Company's once and at the Office Of the Bankers
above mentioned
The pesen, extension made the date Of maturity Of
the maturing Central Pacific First Mortgage Bonda
on or before which Company expects arrange
a long extension OF the entire First Mortgage issue.
c. p HUNTINGTON. vice-President.
--aF
Bondholdcrs desiring to avail thenss
selves Of the privilege Of extension re-
ferred to in the foregoing notice are
advised that, upon presentation at our
office on or before June 10th, 1896, their
Bonds will be stamped and new Coupon
Sheets affixed, free of charge.
SPEXER c1c CO.,
20 BROAD STREET
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

Tho following securities were soid at aue b,
=, ,he New-York Real Estate Saiesroop ny
Adrian ii. Muller Son: Prices
a.. on coono, City Electric Railway Company
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26

Notice is hereby given by the Light
house Board that on or about August
TO-. 1885, fixed red light will be estab-
iished on the structure recently erected
on the northerly end of the east break
water at the entrance to the harbor
of Port Jefferson, south side of Long
Island Sound.
The light will illuminate the entire
horizon. The focal plane OF the light
will be about thirty seven feet above
mean high water level. The light NAV
be seen about three miles in clear
weather.
The structure consists of pyramida,
cd wooden skeleton. with q bracket at
the top. from which the lantern will be
suspended. resting on a rough stone and
concrete pier.
Notice is hereby given that. on or
about August 10. 1896. an experimental
lantern light will be established on the
structure recently erected on the point
Of the beach on the westerly side Of the
entrance to the harbor of Port Jefferson.
south side of Long Island Sound.
The light will illuminate the entire
horizon. The focal plane of the light
will be about thirty feet above mean
nigh water level. The light may be
seen about four miles in clear weather.
The structure consists of pyramidal
concrete pier supporting white post
with a bracket at the top, from which
the lantern will be suspended.
Notice Is hereby given that on or
about August 15. 1895, an experimental
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
Chicago Market.

Chicago. July 25.-The momentum of
the weeks bullish feeling eliminated
to-day in net advance in wheat of
lls@1hs cents. The noteworthy bull fea-
ture was the coincidence of wet har-
vests both In England and the United
States.
Ccrn-The very large Argentine ship
ment of 1,50S,000 bushels was a bearish
feature. and the weather being good for
the crop. the market was in the dumps,
with little or no business doing.
Oats gathered their steadiness from
the wheat pit. but there was little doing.
The cash market was easy, with q loss
Of AQla cents.
Provisions-There was no particular
feature in provisions other than q de-
cline in the price of live hogs. The
trading was light.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
Chiffon Mnrhers.

New York. July 25-Cotton quiet /;
middlng gulf. 7-l6c.; middling. 3-iGc.
Net and gross receipts. = bales: for
warded. - bales; sales. 81 bales, all
Summers: stock (actuaD, 81. 702 bales
Total to-day end so far this week {:
Net receipts, 4l3 bales; exports TO Grea I
Britain 547 bales; to continent. $3.50
bales: stock, l72,634 bales.
New York. July 25.-Cotton futures
closed steady; sales. 65, 800 bales. July.
SIS; August, 6.s9; September. 6s5: Octo-
Der. 6.32: November. 6.27; December. G 20:
january. 6.33; February. 6.37; March,
6.42: April, 6.46
Liverpool. July 25.-1 p. m.--American
middling, 3 25-32d. July. ; 43-6i6l3 AZ Sid
value; July and August,3 !2-6i@3 43-G4d. ;
August and September. 3 3S-64Q3 39-64d
buyer; September and October 3 32- $40
33-6id. buyer; October and Novemb Der.
! 29-64Q3 30-64d.: November and De-
cember. 2S-64@3 29-64d. buyer; Dccem-
Der and January. 3 2S-64aD3 29-64d. buyer;
January and February. 3 2S-64@3 % "a d
buyer: February and March, 29-G46p
) 30-G4d. buyer; March and April 3 81
CAD. seller: April and May. 32-64d.
seller. Futures closed quiet
New Orleans. July 25.-Cotton futures
barely steady; sales, 1920 bales July,
:; August, 6.2l: September, 6.0I; Octo-
Der. 5.97: November. 5.97: December G. 90
January. Cos; February, Cos; March,
GA.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26

Schr. Grace Vandusen, Lee, PhiladeI-
phia. with coal
light. oiii''
Tug Storm King New York, with
Darges Antelope and Monarch, eto VIM.
Lamb d Co. for coal.
Schr. Brooklyn. Langford, Baltimore.
Schr John II. Williams. from New
York. with coal.
light. .
sohr VIM. Donnelly. higgins, from
Philadelphia. light.
SAILED.
BIZ stmp. Radnorshire, Davies. Ham
burg via Newport News, by the United
states Shipping Company, with 1O2. S57
bushels corn.
Br stmp. Vittoria. Wetherell. Tam
pico. by VIM. Lamb 6, Co., with 2.752
tons coal.
Schr. A. j. Bentley, Inman New York.
with pine wood
Schr. Thomas Richards, Case, to Bal
timore. with lumber.
Schr. Henry l.. James. Corbin, to Bal
timore. with lumber
Schr Huda, Daniels, light, for Balti-
more.
Schr Holland NJ. Hounton, Houston.
with lumber for Baltimore.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
Stock Mark CT.

New York, July 25.-The action of the
PopulSts at St. Louis yesterday in nomi-
mating one Of their own leaders for the
Vice Presidency instead of taking up
thu nominee of the Chicago convention
led to a strong opening at the Stock Elk
change to-day. 1t was argued by the
bulls that this would probably prevent
fusion with the Democrats and to this
extent was favorable to the cause of
sound money. A report that McKinleys
letter of acceptance would contain q
strong endorsement of the gold standard
also induced purchases for both accounts
and the fact THAT there was no gold
shipments owing to the stand taken by
the banking interests of the country
also had some influence on the market
London, however, was seller. but the
purchasers, especially at the opening.
were numerous and the stocks offered
by the foreigners made no impression
on values, and in fact prices actually
advanced anywhere from y to pr
cent. Lake Shore rose TO 145; Pullman
Palace to 147: Jersey Central 21a to
94A; Tobacco . to 90: Delaware and 1ud-
son to 10; Sugar 1% 10 1855. and the
other leading issues i4W1as P:r cent.
Inc sharp rise induced realiZations in the
closing Trading and the Improvement
noted was partially lost.
The bank statement, which was but
imperfectly understood by the average
trader. caused some selling at this time.
The decrease in deposits Of over $l2.000.-
700, which was commented upon, it s.
said. was the result of r;ht recent with
drawal of Europe money in the shape Of
gold exports and the contraction in
loans.
Spec! - closed barely steady. Net
ch2ngeS ~ ans of AQ1A per cent.
in the & :.al-.i Is. and 2G3 per cent. in
Jersey Central, Lake Shore and Pullman
Palace. Totals sales We're l04. 944 shares,
including 2o,55o ST. Paul. 1890 Sugar
and $500 Burlington.
Bonds were strons.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
Hive StOck Market.

Market-Quiet and dull Butchers
Cattle-Extra fat. smooth steers, 3A@
4c, :: common 10 fair, cattle. 3@3hc.: com
mon rough cattle. 2@2Ac.; heifers. fat
ard smooth. Sc; heifers. common, 2hc.
cows. fat and smooth. 2h@3c.: cows
common ANA rough. 2@2Ac.; bulls. "a
2Hc.: mich cows, common. $40. GOA %. 90
mich cows, good. S25.00p35.00: good or.
dered oxen. 2k@D3c.; common cough oxen.
2d2hc; heretics and scalawags 1h62c.
good corn-fed hegs LIVE. 3G93;Sc. gross
common to fair hogs. live. 30p3Ac gross
light pigs, 3lac. Hogs dull on account OF
warmer weather.
Good lambs. 3@5c.; poor lambs unsa la.
Bile and not wanted; butchers sheep. fat.
2A@3c.; poor sheep. not wanted at any
price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
New York Market.

New York. July 25.-Flour-U nchang-
ed. steady and dull.
Wheat-Spot dull and firmer with op-
lions. Options were fairly active and
strong at %@1B cents advance; July.
G3Nc.
Corn-Spots quiet and firm No 2,
32Ac. elevator; 33hc. afoat. Options
were dull and steady at A@h cents de-
cline: July 32c.: August, 32c.; Septem-
Der. 32c.: October. 32ac
oats-SDots dull and firm: options
steady and dull; July, 22Ac.: August,
22tsc: September, 22hc. Spot No. 2,
22&c; No. 2 white, 24l5c.: mixed West
ern. 22h@24c.
Beef-Steady and dull: family, $1,000
800: extra mess. $6.00@7.00. Beef hams
quiet, $14.50@15.00. Tierced beef steady
and quiet; city extra India mess, 11@
l2c.
Cut Meats-Steady and dull: picked
bellies. &C.; shoulders. 3AG4c.; hams,
a0l0c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26
Baltimore Market.

Baltimore, July 25.-Flour dull.
Wheat-F'irmer: spot and July, 62@
62Ac; SEPTEMBER, 62A@63c; steamer No.
red. 5S@5SAc: Southern by sample, $40
SAC; Southern on grade. 6O1k@63kc.
Oats-Firmer; No. white, 24a025c;
No. 2 mixed. 22@23c.
Corn-Easy: spot and July, 31@31kc.
August. S03s@31c; September, 31@3lA /;
steamer mixed. 29A @30c; Southern
white and yellow corn, 3lh@32c.
Rye-Steady: No. 2 near by, 34k@35c;
No. 2 western, 35935ihc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-26

bell buoy, painted red. will be estab-s
lished on the east side OF the entrance
TO the main ship channel irto Mobile
Bay; The buoy Will be located off the
southerly extremity of southeast shoaJ9
about one and one-quarter nautical
miles SSE. ZEE. (magnetic) from Sand
Island Lighthouse. and about l5O feet.
to the westward of the present position.
OF Knoll Buoy No. 2, red second-class;
nun. which will be discontinued on tie
same date. f 3S@
Exact bearings of the bell buoy wilt
be given when it shall have been placed.
The sailing directions for entering the
channel will not be effected by this
change in buoys ~