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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-12-20
.oEFlclAl, PROCEEDINGS OF THE
Board OF SUPERVISORS, Villas COUNTY.
1sStas w
lcantned from lest week.
,tContirsed from last week. J

-
corErY CLERKS OFFICE EAGLE RIVER, Wis NOV r. 1897
The pursuant adjournment and were cameo 20
order BY the Hon. Chairman All members present
Upon the following report OF thecerk OF the circuit court
h ~. nunher name and amount of each juror and wit
ness certificate drawn; WAS accepted
To THE HONORABLE BOARD SUPERVISORS of Villas County
GENTLEMEN III !.
We The UNDERSIGNED committee on settlement with county
voud respective report that We carefully examined
the following report the clerk the courts office and compared
the issued said office and found the
to be correct recommend that the report be accepted
Dated this goth day ofNovember: 1897
T.I.Loughlin, COMMITTEE on settlement
1osenh EllOtt.} with
Mart Hirzel, County Officers.
To the Honorable members county board OF Villas county
Exr1FMENI herewith present statement OF witness Jur
ror and court certificates issued from November lst 1891
giving the certificates whom drawn and the amount
ofcach certificate.
Respectfully Submitted,
John RADCLIFFE, Clerk of Circuit Court.
The following list OF the witness ceetihcates ssueo1o the
~.0fA1 A II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
&nttnn Markets.

Liverpool. June CT p. Motion
Spot fair demand: prices higher: Amert-
can middling. 4Ad. The sales Of the day
were 10000, OF which 500 we're for specu-
lation and export, and included $500
American. Receipts, 5000 bales, includ-
ing ECO American. Futures opened quiet
with fair demand and cl>sed quiet al
the advance; American middling-July,
l2-Gf@i l3-6td., buyers: July and Au-
gus. 1l-6:d.. buyers: August and Sep
TENDER. ! 0'-6idll 0S-Gid., buyers; Sep
temher and October. 4 01-G4@4 o2-Gtd.,
buyers; Oc.0her and November, CT Gid.
DuyeM; Novembc: and December 3 S.
6iQ3 b9.G'd.. buyers; Decemhe: and Jan
ua:y, 57-cid.. buyers; January and Feb
ruary, I7-6Ad.. buyers: February and
March. 2 57764@3 5S-Gld. buyc:s; N arch
and Ap!i!, 3 5S-G4D3 ID-Gld. value.
~ New York. Juno observation-disclosures
opened steady a. the advance slles.
$500 bales: January. 7.20: February. 1923:
March. 80; August, $50: September.
ISL; October. TIT; November. 7.1e: Dc,
cemhev, ia ,T9-E.
bales; January, 7.o7; Fsh. uary TO; 10:
March. 7ol; April. TIT; July, 74o; Au-
gust, 7.a9; September. 7.20: October 7.o5:
November, I OF; December, 7.Oi.
Snot c2tton closed steady: middllng
uplan u.s. middlng gulf, SIS; sales,
e,56l d les
New York. June -Co.ton-steady:
m!ddlsnS. 11s; net receipts none; gross,
S00 9altt;; exports to Franco, ASS .lale.,
&c, ne Continent. 920 bl'cs; forwarded,
~ ba.ea: sl.eE, 2,55l bales; sp:nncrs 500
baI2S; i7ck, actual 94,5:5 balc:..
i n#,i today: Net receipts AS Ealcs
cSpHI n , Great B:italr. rore: 10 France
40 HH.-- 70 the Continent, 920 bales;
st "c':, ii2,t2S bales
CoHS3 dated: Net receipts, / $50 bales.
eNp1"s - Great Britain, $3.50 bales: TO
Fr,n - tSS bales: TO the Continent,
1,3a0 "a 'ce $500
In.Hl since September 1st Net reccipte
6,;H. y" bales; eNrorts 10 Great Britain.
$50 bales; to Fisnce 697 1874 bales; TO
nc Continent. 2,110.S2l bales; to the
Channel, 5.!S1.
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EH 4 vETi. {. ,ss, s,riJs a,r:.9
Qld Dominion steamship.
ConIDQly
b FOR NEW Y ORKs

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE .APPo1NI-
Guiding sundays!,at,5 $50 3 s.; -; From New
I; 2Sk dnily Ion e, Af1S.pTUEsDAYs.
FRIDAYS at $500 p. m. ;SATURDAYS. 4 100
?: m. Passenger accofnm tons unsur-s
Fare, including meals and. state
II DOM berth ....,.......... e 90
days =. -. Il. 90
Il For tickets and reservation OF states
rooms apply at ticket office, 1879 .Nlnin
II OR RI G II NJ O II D-Ships ID leave
Newport News every SUNDAY EVENING {
arriving. OF Riehmond the. next morning.
days about 10 a. ;l3ss q is
TIME SCHEDULE OF STEAMERS
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SHIPPING NEWS.
f"r' OF NHrioII< una rOrts,n,u,n
July 6.tsS7.
n .

spanish gimp. Pedro Bonct, Calves
ron TO RcG.erdam. to VIM Lamb s.
Co. agents. Coalcd and sailed
spanish stmp. Francisco, Arrihi, Pun
Ia Gorda to Hamburg, to WIN. Lamb 4.
GO, agents. Coaled and sailed,
9lmr. El.fhl Thompson, LINN.
20 VIM Lamb & CO., agents, FOR coal,
schr. Sarah W. Lawrence IIammett,
10 Wm Lamb & Co, agents, for coal i
Schr. Marguerite, Trip, TO VIM.
Lamp d Co, agents, for coal
Schr. John M. Brown. Brown to YIN.
Lamp q Co.. agents. for coal
ss>nr. Sarah G. Ropes, Kreigcr. to VIM.
Lamp q Co., agents. for coal
Schr Charles y. Briggs -- to YIN
limb Il Co, agents, for coal. @
Schr Maudc Seward. Apple,soth. Bal
s:Eiore. with coal
Rarges n. & w. and s. Vastly and
San Josnuin. to VIM. Lamb & Co,
agents, for coal
SAILED.
Schr Jccnic Lpnitt, Chase. Cartarenn,
with coal.
schr. Marion. Wyarott. James river,
with coal.
sem. Lula CULLEN. Payne, James river
q" Washington. With lumber
large Monarch, Boston, with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
LlN |; { SELL !.
Hsll asss nos Loss Marked Ia tha Leading
NJ 4 Stranger and industrial. Stocks. n
laBoB TROUBLES Al 4 EFFECTIVE !. WEAPON |
rms I.oWsr Rrices for, Am cri can 80, Sc
D surIstes In y.endon saia TO he Dne
SSss sn ssepnrtsora soft Coai Strike niu
Eascset Values Quite sharply In
soIllcS Cases.

CIV York, June 6.--The intention Of
y Eaeursty holders. clearly indicated by,
SSt heSt one of zto-day,s5 market for stocks
u to AN ait further developments in
Sthes general business situation before
iHdea,ing In the market.
@@ Buyers were unwilling to offer higher
,Spricss than hose Mt which the market
&sciosed Saturday. Although the lower
sblds invited come offerings which were
Ssquita large for some; stocks. there was
1 no:heAYy pressure to sell, the majority Of
ssEholders apparently being as unwilling 10
ssSeil{ atStheS decline as were buyers to bid
sthdgher.5 The market was in consequences
adull thro0g bout, some department being
marked I'm the lending granger and IN
llSdnstrIaI stocks The bears also find the
labor troubles IN the bitumnous coal in
ssdus try an effective weapon. The lower
prices Tor American securities In London
Were said to be due to the reports Of
4 the, soft coal strike ca bled from this side
IS Ind the London prices affected values
Is here sympathetlcal,y quite sharply in
sS5SOmeS cases.
B The rally did not wipe out the earlier
asdociines entirely. butt left the net losses
s. generally small. The extreme less In the
s leadlngss hases generally eQuailed or eN-
SSceeded n point Sugar fully recovered
q anu gained 3sc. net. and lea! showed a
gain New Jersey Central
1: decltne ed 2 per CENT but recovered all
81 but q fra ct.en Louisville and Nashville
u closed q point off. Bay State Gas was
3 strong day. and closed rs higher
IN minneapolis and ST. LOUIS also advanced
MI MI u a:sEthe close. Otherwise net changes
Sssss.hnw fractional losses In tho active Ihst
tSsal sales OF stocks fer the day
u sa l1.ifl;,l:easto 150.1l5 SHARES including
Igar&13 400; darlington Quincy II. :
s!st 0es Chicago Gas. $500; Reading, 5000
q Sill aul. &c, 100; Tennessee CSal and Iron
22SS9 900: Jersey Central, 1000.
e: bond market, S aged generally III
81 sttHSrnnTth " with the stock market, 'bu
q he 20: sesf were small except In few
n well own mo. tgages. Total sales
Il tWcreG 600.
bonds were steady on bi,
5ES.quot atoms. no trans:c iors being record
Ye.d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
U0II0lk and OCEAN View R. R.

Q EMaIERSOct SMITH, Receiver.
Short Line, Quick Time, Frequent Trips
Between Occa.l View and Old Point.
Schedule in effect May goth, 1897
Leave Norfalk..-sG 10 To-. /; 81 80 ex.; 1890
To-; sS:!5 To-; 1870 To-; $1,000 cx.: 1O:45 To-:
81 10 a. m. To-. 20 cX.: AZ $40 OK; 4:l5
To-: $40 cX. 6:io To-; 500 cX.; 9:l5 To- 10 :3O
y. m, 10.
l.s"y~ Ocean view-'G:5o To-; $500 ex;
800 10; *?:15 To-; 1000 10; 1920 ex.;
III Ia To-. ~l1:45 a. M. 10. ] 100 ex.; 2:15
To-: $3.50 ex.; 4:45 10, 6: 100 eS.; tbs To-; $3.50
cX; H:45 To-: l0:35 To-; ii 100 p. m. 10.
&--Dlily except Sunday. sunday
only. Not marked daily #. (.
Through cars connecting at Ocean
View with Norfolk Niljonghby Spit and
Gli 1'oint r. H.. for Old Point, Hampton
and Newport News.
&. Trains; leave Old Point for NORFOLK
"7;30, @S:i5. 1910, $1,000, 1855, sl1:l5 a. m.
l2:30 i:io, 300, 4:15 $50. 6d5, 500. 9:15,
1850 y. nj.
DAILY except Sunday. i--sunday
Only. Not marked daily.
Chair cars on afternoon and evening
t:a.nG. Seats, 10c. extra. sl-
l1:e.Gh, trains leave Norfolk for Ocean
View a 200 a. M, ECO a. m. and 500 ..
n. FIe!sht must lie in depot Is minutes
before leaving time Of train.
L. j. MATHES, Supt.
@, EMMlIRSON SMITH. Receiver.
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SOticGtO Nsurjncrs.

NEW YORK COMFY ISLAND
CoHey Island ChanreI
SaS oGoy. showing fixed rcd light
which was taken up on June o31 1So7
having been rendered unscrViceabla by
co'ilslon, was repaired and replaced on
It's station July I'd. 1897 Mariners arc
requested to avoid collding with this
BUOY Centennial Tower, Coney Island,
=. x ~; Old Orchord Shoal Lighthouse,
s. w. by w 4 w; Coney Island Idrht,
house, n. by W.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
Live stock.

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Milk cows from East tern North
Carolina cannot be sofa on this mark ct
owing to the United States quarantine
regulation.
common to fair cattle, 3@3Ac; Eastern
North Carolina, best, 2,s13Ac.; common.
ihm21ac.; heifers, Western. 2Ep31ac.;
bulls. ~ Csc: fat cows. 2h@31ac; mich
cows. good, per head. s2o.o013500: COWS.
common. $40 .00@200O; butchers sheep,
?t:@4c.; good. corn-fcd hogs, 3H6D3a4 c. I;
light pigs 3'ac. Hogs dull and slow de-
mana. Dressed hogs. 4hc. per pound.
Lambs, 6@7c. per pound.
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4 TLANTIC AND
~ DANVlLLE RAILWAY

Sehsdule in effect June 18th. 1897
s,LtRAlN NO. 1-Daily-I-cav Norfolk
Nest NTrf99lk. goo n: M, for Dany:ie.
3unnio lithia Springs and intermediate
points. Arriving at Bunnlo LlthIa Springs
az p; m, nrriving at Danville 5:25 p. m.
TRAIN NO. S-Daily except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk, $40 p. M: West Norfollz
0ilo p. m. arriving at Lnwrencev.lle 1000
y. m.: leave Lawrencevile {No. 81 $50 q.
M: arriving AT Danvil!c 10 :35 a. M
TRAIN No. 3 connects at IGmporia with
Atlantic Coast Line train No. 35 for all
points South leaving Emporia at $40 y. NJ.
TRAIN No. connects Mt Denniston
Junction with Norfolk and Western Rail-
road for Durham ana intermediate points
TRAINS Nos. and : connects ut JEFF
r!cs Junction and Danv!llc for all points
on ire southern Railway System.
PULLMAN &!.EEPERS between Dan
Vile. Atlanta jacksonville. Memphis and
New Orleans. TEIf-.
Wnikn,S Agency and Compa ny's Wharf,
N %rlt,slk;x and " r. IT, WILLIAMS
WAt. II. TAYLOR
CNAs. O. EAINEs, General Nyanggcr
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l,{s St iTRAyELEHs'{tiU IDE.
kOri0Ik,, VIRGINIA Beech Qnu southern r., r Co.

: &. u L ! ~ Il X y
MODERN STANDARD GAUGE LINE
& Running between NORFOLK and Yir-
Einia's Famous Ocean Resort, VIRGIN-
Ia BEACH. ts3S6 q ID
New and Complete Equipment! Excellent
Service! Quick Ttmei Perfect
Roadway!
TIME TABLE NO. 8 IN EFFECT SUN
DAY. June Is, 1897, at eco n. III, 81
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
3 LEAVE NORFOLk.-7:5Q a. m. through,
express; 500 a m. mixed: 1900 a. M,
Through express: 1900 m, local express;
s;eO p. M. through express 600 u. m,
lnrouHh express; G:l5 p, m, local express;
40 y. M, through express; Hoo p. m,
through express. +
II LEAVE VIRGINIA EEACH.--G:3o a IN,
maven anu kerpsril!c: $50 a. m, local cx-
pts"s: LOO p M, mixed: geo y. m, through
express; 3:!0 p. m, through express: 200
p. m, through express; $50 y. M. fast
only at Occuna, Lynnhn~
ven ana kelnpsviiic: S:45 u. m. through
express: 1890 j.. m. through express !.
SUNDAY TRAINS
LEAVE NORFOLK.-so 100 a. m local
eNprcss; 1000 n. M, through express: 1l:l5
a: m, through cNpress-ltichmond Spe-
ear :eo u. M. local express: 800 p. m.
through express 5:30tD M, through ex-
press; I:i5 y. m, LEGAL express: LOO y. m,
LEAVE VIRGINIA BE<ACI-G:so Il. m,
fast cHrTcss-stops cnly al Occana, Lynn
haven and Keinpsvil.e: 9:i5 II. m. ioca,
express: l2:oo m. through express: 2e9
y. m. throuEh express: $50 y. m. local cx-
r,ond Special: $40 D. M, through express !;
1920 p. m. through express.
3. =. HOLLAND, !, II. PANNIIL.
Gen. SUIT. Gen. .Trt. e Pass Agt
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Nancy RnrHc,.

lss New York, June 6-Money on call easy
lGSl ~; la ct Loan IL; closed, 1Ql1A per
4cen =; prime me: camille paper, 3@4 per
q ent.sS Sterling exchange steady, with
actual business In bankers bills al 4SG31
y 9pih1# for demand, and a. 1861 04S6 for
s :Sty.c cy9; posi- ed rat ties. S6HD4S7h and
$3.50 Ssil.; commercial bills, 4S5; silver
PERTH Gates, 60B M60la. Bar silver. 60.
& & mexican dollars. AZ G ove nm ent bond
ggEEdull. $ss Rai.:uld bonds weak.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07
Peanut Market.

Farmers market very firm; fuacy, az
Csc; strictly prime, 2LGl2asc.: nrime
20:Nc.; Spanish, Soc; low grades, IL
mlAc. I5~''-
Hand Picked-Fancy. 46p4hc.; extras,
&C.: third grade. exc: No. l Spanish
Snelled. Ole; No. l Virginia, &C.; No. 2
Virginia, 2Ac ~5' I'D.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

EVENING EXpRESS LEAVES NOR.
FOLK at 10 p nj. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday for FL Zabs,h CITY. Edcnton and
way stations. CGJneCis ut Elizabeth civ
with the steamer Neusc Tor Roanoke isi-
and, Ocracokc Oriental, Ncwherme, More
head City, k.nSton ana GGllSby!u win 4
& y. G.. r. r., and for Jacksonville, Wi.
mington. \. G., and all stations OH the Vi.
NJ x n r. II. = :
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t!itce OF the Norfolk Virginian,
..- t...H NOpfo1ls J,,1,, % ,c,,
Rccr,p,. ss7 raj, .,cn,nc,
NIt,H.EsAE.E QUOTATIONS.
N lsrOSSSl<iIlA
Local. Thro. fatal.
Narfolk ", J,Iy G

Norfolk, Va, July 6, 1887.
tlsh-Alackerel, No. T. III kegs, $500;
new. small. $3.50, new. medium, $1,000:
No. 5; IN kegs. $3.50: Herring, Family
Roe half barrel. $3.50: North Carolina
Cut Herring, $3.50; Potomac, in barrels.
1928. 80
Provisions--Market strong: mess pork,
oid. $S.15; hams pork, new. $975
Bulk Enthusiastically; Clear ribs. S525
IS to size and cut: fat backs. Si.65:
bellies. Sac, for small; $3.50 heavy; pork.
plate. S;.45.
Shouldcrs-sngar- cured, nc.
4 Bacon Shoulders, SIC.
EreaSt-Sugar-cu Sc.
Hams smithfleln. 1iG915c.: S. C.. slip
hams, i1%aD12c.
Larh--Purc lard siarccS. &C. cases,
and tubs. nc. over prize of tlerces: com
Mound. iAc.: lierces, il cases and tubs,
&c. higher.
Cheese-Crcam, lie: Western dairy,
a'hGplGc
Ruttcr-Ncw York State dairy, new
iSMl9c.: fresh creamery. $50 2oc.; West
err. l5Ml7c.
Kerosene Or-Tirm: 11o degrees TIC. !;
80 degrees. 1oc.: Red. $50 degrees 10lHc
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III Ns(l El(,Or

Southern Fruit-Bananas, 81 00@l.25
per bunch: oranges. California $3.50;
nessina. $3.50 cocoanu;s. $3.50 per bag Of
100: lemons, s325GD3.50; cabbage, 81. rs
per, barrel.
otatoes-IIaymens, s1.00; ycllows,
si.oo: onions. $500 rcr sack; new Irish
potatoes, $1.25I1.5O
Poultry-Old chickens. 2O@25c.
dozen. =
Beeswnx-22c. per pound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-07

EASTERij CAROLINA DISPATCH.
tAST EEE:G'!f i.iNI; AND OLD 20.
MiNlON LINE; between all points North
aud East via N!.rtplk and Eorf0l,! and
Southern rail.oad and Eastern NORTH,
Carolina. "
Freight received daily until D. m. and
forwarded FIompyiy at low rate.
tor further INFORMATION apply ID the
General oiiice CT the r. & S. T. X. Co,
Ncrfoln. Va.
II. c. HIIDC1NS
General Freight and Pass Aren't
=. i. KING. General Manager.
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Norfolk & SOulQsIl R. R. Co.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE So 1897.

SCHEDULE IN ETTECT JUNE 50, 1901
EOLk daily except sunday IL q. m for
elizabeth City. i:GentoE. Mackey's Ferry,
Roper, Panteso, BeihaVGn. etc. Connects
ut Euent0n with =. Il ). +. r. steamer
as follows: Daily Except Sunday for
plymouth Jamesviilc. Williamson and
WINDSOR. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY for all landings Oh Chowa n
river; on MONDAY and FRIDAY for
SScuppernonG river, ~nrd WEnNESDA VS.
for Rvoca. Connecting st Bclha,cn with
Stcame, Virginia Dare Tor NIaklcyviiie.
South Creek. Aurora. Washirstrn ant. in
Elizabeth City. daily except sunday, with
steamer Ncwbernc for Nng.s Heud
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Rosln nna 'rurncn.ino.

turpentinc quiet. 231a@2le.; receipts, ZIG
casks. Rosin firm at SIPS and Sl.30; re-
celpts. 324 barrels. Crude turpentine,
steady at Sl.30. $3.50, and Sl9O; receipts.
81 ba: reia #st s lN =
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ARRIVE AT NORE0IL

MAI. IND EMPRESS (daily exccp.
sunday ~ 4:2I D. IA, ;i!lt morning lii!in
at II am. Tuesday, Thursday ana 81; tuE,:nv
CONNECTING viii ell iiii AID Sjc.nl lines ut
Eoriolk for the North. Fast and West,
passenger stations loot of I;,s' Main 81,
Norfoiil, aud Western d:Lo, F.-iaht STA
:icn on Water street
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NnY,ll Sfn,,ns

Rosin. s2.25 per barrel: pitch. s2.a5 be
barrel: tar. $500 per pork barrel, an
$50 ligion: turpentine. I5c. per gallon
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I,IEnr Mnrs.er.

Ha:.:et-Advancing; outof town prices
ere tfr dependent IN the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
raleo are being made az follows: Cut
,l1al. S5,ia: powdered. s5.11; granu,ated,
Isi,sb Sso.i &c toner's standard a. $4.74;
Amer !cnn 81 ~ GI cont annial sl,yisht
Yell 4,.e4 liforn!n z, ~ i.1f:
EJst; i,El IN ssAndal q SeEtrISC, Sill; ise:.
". a. me- sX e,
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v E..ts.s.Is JG
GrnIn.

& Peas.-Steady; biacA-eye peas. new
crop. S1.45 per. bag: black, s1.O001.25
straightper bushel: clay, zoe. per bushel.
Mill Feed-Narket steady: bran, St3:
shipstuf or middlinE. S1400: meal. white
jbolted, per SO pounds. 40c. !39
Michigan, Ohio. and Indiana. No. l.
Timothy hay, $500; No. 2. $1,000; mixed,
$1,000. =
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Frcs,,Eia,,.

Crackers. per pound, &c.; taylors. per
pound. &c.: pan fish. per pound. &c.: bak-
Ing fish. per pound, &C.; founders, per
pound, &c.; sheephead, per pound, 7c. ):
mackarel. per pound, &C.; blue lish, Del,
pound, &c.: specified trout, per pound
&C.: rock, per pound, SQp10c,
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.hefCh0D'S IAiDerS' TRANSPORTATION CO
DIRECT ROUTE

For BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
l:JalCN. MONDAY / i. NJ, WGDNES.
-. !. J.. ~. SHARP: F2!nAl. +. NJ.
ETcEy "EESl)AI, 'rHURHD:\Y and SAT-
r, ,,.,,.. ~ R2AT ~ p; m
DINCE.
fErs;-ciass, including meals and
Second. class, includ!ng meals and
49, ~ .'uu
Pcrishahle freight sent via Provid, nee,
forwarded by carly train To Boston, and
* the same rate as by direct steamers to
SOSion.
!,'ni further information apply to
L. II. WRiGt1Y. Agent, Norfolk, Va.
=: y STEnnINS. ASST Tariff Mgr.
". p-IUItNGR General ass Agt
j. {. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager =
General Offices. baltimore. Nd.
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3S'9iicnCo Mnrs1ctx.

Corn was pre-emi-
the market OH Change to-day.
EE eea CT damage from the prevailing hot
sss .Il!li sstrted, q general buying move
men "a nj resulted lin an advance OF a
5Ii lCl5 &c. The rem rkab!e spur had
9 an Sc le.s influence on all the other
markets. Wheat improved &c; oaie,
ana provisions ~ @10c.
IN ~ STOCK sETA
Isl Inc lead M fnt ures ranged ns follows:
ss'sf$s5 DEERE Open. High Clos
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EO|IOk ! WASHINGTON Steamboat GO.

Iilu uGM aI.u 4S..S.Aui ,.U.I palace
steamers EEWI'OkT NEWS, WASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
Steamers leave portsmouth,. foot
OF North street ats. .......... 80 H. m
Leave Norfolt. foot or Matthews
Leave Old Point ut ..,.......... 7.26 p. m.
Arrive Washington at .......... GAS a. m
b.. & Q. Pcnn. r. r.
Lv. Washmston at 90 Il, i'll. 7:20 a. M
AZ l'hilade:phia at.ll:l6 4. III. l0:AG a NJ
AT. New York TT =. pan y. M rs n m.
South Found. Il. & Q. Penn. II. r.
!.v. New York ut LII 30 a. III. /: 90 D. III.
Nv Fhiladclpn'n at. ~ p. III. ais p. II.
Ar. Washington at. 4:Su p. NJ. 6:lS u. m.
Steamers l,.avr Washington! at ..7.Oa D. M.
Arrive Fortress Monroe at......G:35 o. m
: rriH5 Norfolk at..................1:S A n H.
arrive nortS!Enuth at. SEQ q m.
The trip down the historic Potomac
ki.er unG rn-$e rG:in, jas iii the ecSant
steamers Of !hiS company IS unsurpassed
The steamers are comparatively ncw, nav
Ing Gccn built n 1891. and are fitted 10 in
the most luNiiriart amer with electric
lights. call bells and steam heat IN each
room The tables are supplied with every
delicacy, OF the season from the markets
Of washington and Norfolk Tickets On
sale at =. y, Q. ticket office: n. & r ONCE.
ut w. ~. Wake & Co.'S office on wharf,
For further information apply
y. ]. CALLAHAN.
TeleDhon" 'i7. agent
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1FeAyxs9.EIkS,t:U I n e. u
GID 6 Il SOUTHERN
GDIl Railway Co.

THROUGH WESTERN NORTH CARO-.
LIMA, THE LAND OEN$THE sky
tween Norfolk and Chattanooga with Pull
man Sleeping Car through from Norfolk
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GPTcer3ca.

;Coffec-Grcen. steady; rio common,
ais@l1c.: fair, 121a013kc.; GOOD l4Aen
lGc.: c!!oice. l7@l7lac.; Laguayra. zoe
Java. 2902Olac.
Eyrups and sses-SteGd ,: sy1
uDs. BRIGHT. 1S@23c.: E'qir Grades. leo
2oc.:, Porto Rico. IL. 20 and 2Cc.. a. to
Grade. II
New Orleans Molasses-ouiet: Fair
20D25c.: Good. 25G'S0c.: Choice. 35c.
Z. Flour Market s:cady: Western spring
W!!c::, Pest f'atcnt. Family. $500 win
ti' Wheat. Beet Patents. $500:
Choice Straight Family. $40: tfcol
Family. $40; Fair Family, 1880; Good
E%i:a. $3.50: meal per bag Of lU0iLs.
$50: rcr Leg CT 92lbs.. SIC.
Il Salt-F'irm: Liverpool Fine, a3c. GD1. 90
aa to grade: O.. -. 55@G5c., az to weight
Rlce-Milled. "a @GE.c.: rough, clear
OF red. 45@6oc. with rcd. &c.
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!sHe.: pickleed sho,,u,ltle ems, 5Ag5 Sc. d.

sKc:;; pickled shonlde lens. s AD5ssc,;; 5 do.
hams, S GI9h c. S4S ,s,tss
Lard-Quie Western stea med, si.25:
July. $40 nominal |: refined quiet; Cont
.nent, S4.55; compound SB@iHc.
& Pork quiet; mess, S8.25@s.75; short
clear, 50, o9Gplo. 90: family, s9.25@10.00.
Cotton seed Eol1--Steady. but quiet.
Bug er-Stendy; Western creamery,
l1916.: factory.71sGp1ohc.: Elglns Is:
Imitation creamery, 94@12kc.: State
Pctatoes-Firm; New Yo.k. $4,000. rs:
sweets. Southern, New York. s2.0002.25.
j. 1'canuts-Fan cy picked. 4@4Ac.
Spot coffee-Rio dull: Cordoya, 110
tic. III s57s's4 4, 5
Sugar--Raw, fair refining. &c.; centrt-
fugal, 96-test. 3hc.; sales, 600 hogsheads
Muscavodo. S9-test &c.; refined firm:
mould A. &C.: standard A, 4ssc.; confec-
TONERS A. 1850; cut loaf. 59sc.; powdered
&C.; granulated, 1856; CUBES, &c.
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Hsnltim Q re s1nr,sct.

Baltimore. June 6.-Flour-Dull; West
ern SUPER. s250@2.75; do. extra, $4,000
3.75; do. family, s39o@4.30; winter wheat
patent. St.5o9i.65; spring do. s40o@4.30;
spring wheat straight, s3S50p4 90.
Whea affirm: spot. 70@70Ac; month,
G9k@69&c.: August. GSM@69kc.; Sep
TENDER, G9@G9Ac,; Southern wheat. by
sample, 62@72c.; do. on grade, G6M q
ike.
Corn-Strong: spot and month. 29H@
e9Hc.; August. 29M Gl30c.; September,
3Oh 6p3015c.; steamer mixed, 27H q SC. !;
receipts 217,927; Southern white corn, 30
@33c.; do. yellow, 33D33llc.
Oats-S;cady; demand light; No. 2
white Western, 25h@2Gc.; No. mixed,
2?@23Hc.
3SMc.; No. Western, 3aAcj bid
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