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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16
STOCKS DOWNWARD.
TWO DAYS REACTION NOT DUE TO
WHEAT DEAL COLLAPSE.
NO MANIPULATION FOR A RISE
Apparent Agreement to Let the
Market Take It's Course, for the
PrescBt-Wheat Prices Rise-Corn,
Oats, and Provisions Up.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Speculative OBJ
servers who argued that the two days
reaction In the stock market had been
due to the collapse Of the wheat deal,
were disappointed to-day. Pressure from
that source was practically all removed
by the announcement that the enormous
holdings Of cash wheat owned by the de-
feated wheat Spectator had been taken
over by powerful financial interests, who
would be able to save it from being sac
rificed at forced sale. The course of the
wheat market very plainly indicated the
termination of the crisis, but there was
no movement to advance prices Of stocks.
Apparently the leaders OF speculation
have arrived at mutual consent TO let
the market take its course for the present
without further manipulation for rise.
The course Of prices was consequently
downward, in a rather dull market. Elk
IRENE declines Of a point or over were
registered In most of the active stocks
during the day.
Fears OF tighter money as a result or the
bond issue were advanced by the bears
u
large fnanciers already have in hand the
funds which they expect 10 put into the
new bonds. 1t is evident that the banks
and capitalists are preparing to take al
of these bonds they can get.
Railroad bonds were heavy, in sympa-
thy with stocks. Total sales, A,gOvO
United States old As. coupon, advanced
s-S. and ditto, registered, 81, i'm the bid
price. There were sales OF the new As
coupon. at an advance OF Is, and or the
SIS. coupon, at an advance of is ever the
preceding sale.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
p. N.-Money on call steady at LA
l1-2 per cent; last loan at IL per cent
prime mercantile paper, 5nA per cent
Sterling exchange easier, with actua
business in bankers bills at SiS5dSiso Il
for demand and at si.s3 3-idSiA for sixty
DAYS: posted rates, &.S5q$iS5 IL and
"a Sc f-2aSI.S7; commercial bills, A.@ La
silver certificates 5Sd5s "a; bar silver
5S1-4: Mexican dollars a IA.
Government bonds strong.
u,oE CfrnnR nIfnT kT1ONo
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ccipts at brazilian ports free; ana SPOT nl
BUYERS Indifferent; closed STEADY anu u IL
changed 10 s points net lower: sales, ysp
bags. including July. $3.50; OCTOBER, ss.,e'
Spot Rio dull: No. I, invoice. 5-ec.; nv.
Z. jobbing, 7-Sc.; mild quiet and feature
Less: Cordova l-2nl5 l-Zc.
Sugar--Raw quiet and STEADY; fair rehn-
ing. 3 3-4c.: centrifugal, Sc degrees test
4 5-1Gc.; refined steady.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. June i5.-Fiour--on-
Wheat-steady; spot wheat. 95c.; July,
S2as2 1-ic.; August, 76c.: southern wheat
by sample, s3Q93c. .ca
Corn-Firmer: spot and monln, OF
S6 1-ic.; July IS Lass f-2c.; august, % 81
Gl37c.: southern white corn. ooQ56 l-zc.
Oats-More active; No. 2 white. $40
81 i-2c,
Grain Freights-Continue very dull;
steam to Liverpool. per bushel. Id,
June; Cork, for orders. per quarter os''
sugar-strong and unchanged.
Butter. eggs, and Checse-Steady ana
unchanged.
Lettuce-st25 per basket.
Whiskey- unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, June ia seemingly SUD-
lime confidence that Armour knows now
to market cash wheat sent prices up an
around to-day, I'm the wheat pit. June
wheat closed Sc. higher for the day. July
2 l-4c.. September / l-2n1 5-sc.. and De-
cember, 7-Sc. Corn advanced 1 5-Sc.. and
oats / lac Provisions rose ~ l-2c. in
pork. u l-2c In lard. and II l-2c. In ribs.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening Highest lowest Closing.
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STAU NTON.
III. j. Taylor to he Appointed 'o"'-
monvenIth's Attorney.

STAUNTON, VA, June 15.-(SpeciaL)-
Judge Grattan will appoint Mr.. HERBERT
Tavlor commemorative Attorney LOT
stanton. Carter BraXton was the Denio-
cratic nominee. and pending mis- candi-
dacv before the people in the .gehera'
election, joined the west aug -
Guards Second Virginia Regiment VI
which he Is first lieutenant ana VEN ~
the war. The people elected braNton, or =.
49, be win be unable to qualify, there Is
tho vacancy to fill, to which Taylor VIII
he anpointed. Should BraXton return be
fore the expiratioIs of the term for wnlcn
ne was elected there is little doubt Iha'
ne will be rendered the attorneyship. ray
Ior was Braxtons nearest competitor III
the primary election.
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TERRIFIC GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
4 House WrecI<ed-Narrow Escape
from Dcath-Barn-Burne


WINCHESTER, VA, June 15-(Spe-
c.alj-An explosion Of gasoline, resulting
ir the wreck OF a house, occurred here
this afternoon shortly before o'clock.
Airs. Tpton l.. Dorsey had accidentally
SMILED some gasoline directly beneath a
large threc-burner gasoline stove, and
,ss1 struck Il match 10 light the stove.
A terrific explosion followed from the
s-rition of the gasoline fumes. the rear
..,r was lifted from the side of the
house and tOcether with the heavy door
frame and transOm, was hurled nlteeh
s..- av3y. The wall on the adjoining
..ra near the door was bulged outward
and torn away. and other damage done
Airs. Dorsey. who was standing heaIE
directly over the exploding gasohhe' was
G.zed bv the terrible shock. but was not
hurt The building was all ablaze lh an
Instant. bat recovering from the shooN,
Nr. Dorsey finally gave an alarm Oh
fire. The department responded ana ca
trruished the fire. The house ana I"I-
r.tgre. were ruined by fire and water.
---. t-,udiny was one Of row Of new
houses. owned by DR. John >. Lup'uh'
-f. loss is covered by insurance.
last night DIR. John S. Lupton also SUI
Tered loss bv the total destruction by hre
af his large barn and the contents. the
harm was situated three miles from
town. Dr Iupton's son. Lucien' VINO
va= the only male of the family al nome,
s.v smoke issuing from the barn ana
ching there, found the structure IN
flames.
The fire IS believed 70 have been caused
fv epontaneous combustion, although d
c9.ored man says he saw man running
away from the barn shortly before the
FIRE occurred.
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rrenerici,rhnrg Mention.

FREDERICKSBURG, June b.-(spe-
ral-sixty-cight packages containing
,atables OF AN kinds, donated by our
citizens were shipped this evening 10
Company X. al Camp Alger.
Arthur Smith and Ellen Ehzaoelh
Hicks were married az the home oil the
bride last night, Rev. Or. T. >. runaway
1TIaung.
o. b. Hazard. Of this city, who has
been en- consultation with the war De
r.rfmeut. has been authorized 20 orga-
r.le naval reserve force here, and a
meeting FOR that purpose will be held
tomorrow
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KILLED by LIGHTNING.
. Young Farmer in Nansei""""
county-To secure Bonds.

NORFOLK, VA, June 1'--oSPec'a''-
william w. Marshall, of Nansemonu
county. was killed by lightning whie
riding horseback yesterday AFTERNOON
uis horse was also killed. The young
man lived on his farm, on the Nahse-
mond river. ora IN ,he
clerks office this afternoon a noIlsase
by the Norfolk Terminal and Iranypo 'it
tstion Company TO the Central IIu lso
Company. Of New York, 70 secure yv "a
Il OO0 5 per cent. first mortgage soi"
bonds. dated February !, lsSs' anu uu'
February l., 1918. ,o. o,e
After being at the naVy-ya.o ioi
year and having $4,000 expehoen -"
rack cruiser Newark LETT AT 2
o'clock to-day for Cuba, stopping IN
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June l5.-Flour steadier,
with a more general inquiry from buyers.
Rye Flour-Dull at $.2OG8.70.
Corn Meal-Steady; yellow western, I2c.
Rye-Dull; No. ?, 52GjSc.
Barley-Dull; feeding. 80 lie.
Barley Malt-Dull.
Wheat-Spot strong: No. 2 red, 9jG9Sc.
Options generally strong all day. The
buying motives included steadier foreign
markets. a good export and milling de-
mand, the jump i'm corn, and unfayorable
crop news. Close. 3-4n2 Sac. net higher.
Sales included No red July, closing at
SEC: September closed, re-: December
closed II l-2c.
Corn-Spot stronger; No. 3. 80 l-2c. Op-
tons strong and decidedly higher, closing
at a 1Ml l-sc. net advance; shorts covered
vigorously on bad crop news; July closed
3Sc.; September closed 3sc.i December
closed SOC.
higher on the rise I'm corn, and bullish
crop news. closing at SIC. advance; July
closed % S-Ic.
cut Meats-Quiets
Lard-Firmer; western steamed closed
at $6.l0dS615; city. $3.50; July closed at
s6l2. nominally; refined quiet
Pork-Qulet: mess, $l0.25aSl0.75.
Butter-Firm; western creamery, IL l-zu
lie Elgins. lie; imitation creamery 10 IL
Gl12 3-4c.: State dairy. II l-21l6e.
Cheese-Steady; large white, l-Zg
6 5-Sc
Eggs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania,
PAP lie; western. fresh, IL l-2ul2c.;
southern. 10 SIC.
Potatoes-quiet: new, SZ40
Petroleum. Dull.
Rosin-Steady.
Turpentne-Steady.
Rice-Steady.
Freight TO Liverpool-Duli.
cabbage-Steady.
Cottonseed Oil-Demand entirely from
local sources: prime crude, ~ l-2c.; prime
summer, yellow. DC.
Butter Oil-2sc.
Coffee-Options opened quiet. with prices
unchanged to 5 points lower ruled mae
tive and featureless. with weak under
tone, European cables being esarisn- TO
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4 Romnntic suicide.

WEIGH. w. VA. June l5.-(Speeial)-
Al lager. near here, James Moore one
of the most prominent young men IN TINS
section. committed suicide by staDDins
himself in the breast. Moore ieii despe-
rately in love with young lady, ana
houebt her an engagement ring When
bs offered il to her she refused to take
Il vhereupon Moore pulled large knife
from under his coat and plunged it into
his breast and fell down at her feet
Moore was the adopted son OF Dr. W. X
IL ger prominent lumber dealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16
RTcUNoND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond, Va, June 10 1898
Private sales were as follows: Cutters
hogsheads. leaf dark, 70 hogsheads;
Tugs tsun-cured). hogsheads; Tugs dark,
hogsheads. Total number of hogsheads
sold during the day. A.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond, Va, to-
day were: Cigars and cigarettes, Sl3. 2543S
Crenshaw's Warehouse had a sale of
seven packages, with good prices. This
warehouse reports receipts, packages;
deliveries, 3 hOgsheads.
Shelburne's Warehouse had a sale Of 80
packages at satisfactory prices. Here IS
a detailed account of the sale OF two good
J. s. Chamberlain pounds. s26; fS
pounds, 1885; go pounds, $l3.75; 1876 pounds,
SLID.
81: 1872 pounds, 1873 22O pounds, $3.50; 12O
pounds. SIG; 23S pounds, $l2.25; l4i pounds,
$500; Z56 pounds, $50.
Messrs. W. b. Palmer & Co, make the
following detailed report Of sales OF the
day:
+. c. Wash. of Lousa-No. /. sll.5o; No.
,. $l2; No 3. $3.50; No. 4, 81; No. 5, $3.50;
No. 6, sl3.75; No. 7. $lL75; No. 3. $1,000; No.
3. $40 No. 10, slO.75; No. II, Sll.75; No. II,
$l2 No. -. $40; No H. Su.5o.
ID, j. Waller, of CarOline-No. !, Sl2.25;
No. ,, 49,; No. 3, $ll.25; No. T. SLIPS; No.
5, $3.50; No. 6, $SS5; No. Z. $3.50.
G. Goodloe of Caroline county-No. l,
1915; No. 2, $3.50; No. 8. $ll26; No. 4,
Stops; No. 5. 81.
T. V. Winston, Of Louisa-No. I, $3.50;
No. 2. $3.50; No. 3, SIPS; No. 4. $925; No.
5. $1l.
h. p. Waller. of Louisa-No. u, $50;
No. 49, $50; No. Is, Sll.7j; No. IL. Sl0.15;
No. 10. ST. No. II. $I1.75; No. TO- $l2.75;
No. 49, S1075; No. 20, 81.
Mr.. George A. Haynes. proprietor of
Stonewall Warehouse announces fine
sale for tomorrow Thursday.
The tobacco inspector makes the fol-
lowing report for the day:
neutrality-suspicious. IL: reviews, 0.
Dark-Inspections, Il; reviews. 0. Tierces,
dark-Inspectlons. 10; reviews. 0.
Mr.. John Meadows, of oxford, n. c.
a prominent tobacconist of that place,
wasa a visitor 20 the Trade to-day.
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taunton Roads for fInal orders.

Hampton Roads for final orders.
The Coroner's jury in the case OF c.
II. Bridgers, formerly steward at the
Atlantic Hotel, who died suddenly at his
home, In this city on May 18th last met
this morning and rendered the verdict
that the deceased came to his death from
strychnine poison administered by
party or parties unknown to the jury.
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June Time.
Boston transcript.

Boston Transcript
June time-oh. the noon tim6
When the feast IS set!
For thy souls deiighting
Here are sweets inviting:
Rose bloom and mignonetie
June time-oh, the tune tlmo
When the hearts a-thrill!
Reason lost In fancy.
Summers necrofnancy.
Thrush and whip-poor-wiil.
Juno time--oh, the moon time
Living Is 10 dream.
In thy dream-hewn boat
just TO lie and float
Down the placid stream.
June time--ab. thessoon tmes
Quickest time 10 60.
Sacred month OF clover.
Bees. and birds. and lover
Heavens overflow.
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Insist on Elastic Starch. Refuse INIT
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Reading the News.

Washington Star)'
Oh bring the atlas. mother.
The big one bound In red;
Likewise a magnifying glass
To show the letters spread
Across the tinted pages, mother.
Where criss-cross lines confuse.
For I'm going 10 read the news,
mother.
I'm going 10 read the news.
And I pray do not neglect mother,
TO get a gazetteer
And a Spanish dictionary.
These words are sadly queer;
It's a fearful undertaking
And it's giving me the blues.
But I'm going TO read the news,
mother.
I'm going to read the news.
Elastic starch-the hcusekeeper's
fftQn1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16

The human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep 1t GO
ing longest and most regularly by using
DeWttt's Little Early Risers, the IA
nous little pills for constipation and all
stomach and liver troubles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond, Va, June To- 1898.
Receipts-Cattle, go; sheep, 100; lambs,
go; hogs, 500.
Sales-Cattle go; sheep, 100; lambs, go;
hogs, 800.
Prices-Cattle, best, 2Gt4 SAC, gross; me-
dunn to good 363 3-4c., gross; common 10
fair. l-4d3c., gross: bulls, 1-2a3 l-2c.,
gross; sheep, 3a4c.. gross; lambs, 4q5 l-2c.,
gross: hogs $3.S0HSi.30. gross.
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snnreme Court of Appeals.

WYTHEViLLE, VA, June l5--'spe-
c.alJ-Francis W.. Cline. Argument con-
GUIDED
Chapman. receiver, VS.. Virginia rear
Estate Investment Company PartiaHy
argued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

hltHiuOlu, ' -, June 10, 1890
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 81 &c
92c.; mixed. 90 TO 92c.; shortberry, 20 10
92c; No. red, 92c. Corn-Virginia white
bag lots, 80 70 40c.; No. 2 white. 39c.; No
3 white, Is 4 C.; No. 2 mixed, 3Sc.; No.
mixed, 81 l-2c. Oats-No. 2 mixed, 30c.
No. mixed, 29c Hye-No. 2, nominal.
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CRY OF MANCHESTER BOND cAnr~


Notice IL hereby given 10 the holders
that the city of Manchester. Va, Calls
for payment the following bonds IS
sued by said city, all being l0-Sf-year a
per cent bonds-narnely: 80 coupon bonds
of $500 each. Nos. H2. 2l3 and Nos. 81 ia
261 both inclusive dated January l. lsSs.
and caIlable January l. 1898. and one reg
istered bond for $500. dated and callabls
as above, issued in lieu OF IL coupon
bonds of that date. Also. "a coupo1
bonds of 500 each. Nos. 262 to 2So. both
inclusive, and dated July ], 1893, ana CAM
able July J. 1898. ...,.
Inc holders OF said bonds are required
to present the same for payment at tne
CTty Treasurer's office. in this city, on
July /, 1893. at which time all interest
thereon will cease. =.
For retiring tae above bonds new lo---54-
vear 4 per cent. coupon bonds of the city
WIN be placed with Messrs. thomas
Branch & Co. Of Richmond, va. for safe
or exchange for the old bonds. Price on
application. ,,o>-,r,c1, IN
Treasurer City Of Manchester, va.
1e Nv .f'&SutJu ! In
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BONDED DEBT OF RICHMOND.

City Auditors Office,
Richmond. va, June 3, 1885,
NOTICE.
The transfer-hOoks of the bonded debt
of the city OF Richmond will be closed
on and after the 18th INSTANT, and re-
opened the LIST day Of July, next.
EDWARD J. WARREN.
Je Stu 10 Auditor
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BOYDTON.
The Town EIection-A Warm Fight
Personal Notes,

BOYDTON. VA, June 15.-(Special.)-
more interest than any heretofore held
here. The two tickets marshalled their
entire forces. and It was a fight to the
finish. count OF the vote at night
showed that Walter l.. Ciack had been
elected Mayor by majority OF seven
over Thomas ii. Boyd. 1t was young
ticket against the old ticket. and young
America won. Mr.. Clack has been
Deputy Sheriff in charge OF the office for
some time, and has given such evidence
Of his business and executive ability as
satisfies all parties that he will make
good Mayor.
The Rev. DR.. James A. Duncan, Of
Knoxville. Tenn, is spending some tlthe
here with his wife and three children
They are at the Haskins Hotel. The
Doctor preached two sermons on sun
day, which placed him I'm the estimation
of his congregations in the front rank OF
Methodist diyines.
Professor G. II. Irving, principal or the
graded school here, left yesterday LOT
his old home. in Amelia county.
Mr.. Edward Puryear, Of Paducah. KY
! e. here on a visit 10 his mother and sis
! ter.
Colonel j. n. Alexander Is back from
| Louisa. and has gone TO Buffalo Lima
| Springs. where he will act in the same
capacity as last summer.
William Carter. Jr., is back from school
| at Staunton. 10
Colonel Thomas +. Goode and family
| will not go to Buffalo Springs just yet
| Colonel Archer is already there, ana ule
place is open for visitors. III,
Sheriff Il. f. Cogbill is quite SICK VII"
| typhoid-fever. e.
Sidney Johnson. private secretary 70
Colonel Thomas +. Goode, and assistant
cashier in the clearinghouse OF Wiillalis
& Goode, has been quite SICK the past
| week. -. ..,.,,
Tnore was a good rain in this section
Yesterday. Crops are cleaner OF grass
| man usual. and are looking remarkably
Vol on the stock farm of DR.. f. ,;
| Wbo,ev. near Clarksville, the wheat ana
winter oats are splendid. The Doctor
also has a mile race-track, and some
tbirtv standardized horses in training.
II Is the model farm of this section Oh
| Virginia. ,.,... 10 In
w. A. Bryson. whose business is IN
! richmond. came up home TO see ms
| family and vote in yesterdays eiectoh'
| and returned to the city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16
FINANCIAL.
RICHARD w. marry,
banker ard Broker.
.o,r pnaT MAIN STREET.

Government. State. Municipal. Railroad
Bonds. and Stocks. acknowledgements
Chemical and Bank Stocks boughs ana
gold. Loans negotiated Investment se-
curities "A speciality.
Foreign Exchange. Letters OF Creoies
10 9Th. Su&Tu1m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16

Money saved by using Elastic Starch.
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stafford Democrats.

FREDERICKSBURG, June 15.--(9pe-
c,aIl-At a meeting of the Democrats OF
STAFFORD to-day, the following deiega ,et
70 the congressional convention, which i.
meets I'm Alexandria July I'd, were elect-
ed, and resolutions eulogistic OF con on.
gresham Rixey, and requesting ihn
nomination, were unanimously ADOPTED
- NJ. Lee, Il. I. Rollins. .. >, HeIly
Hugh Adie, r. w. Berrsy, j.. H. RAM
zaIl, Writ Powers, and W. ). 'acoDs'
Instructed for Rhen.
GATE CITY, VA, June 15'-Capeelat'o :
Tho democrats of Scott county held z
,,ass-meeting here yesterday and elected
deIepates TO the congressional conVen-
ton instructing them for Judge W. r.
Rhea. of Bristol. w. 5. Cox, a promine.n
Young lawyer, was elected county chair-
man.
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WHEAT-No. :,

dull and weak. No. 2 spring wheat, S0Gg
see; No. spring, 77de0c.: No. red. sSQ
9Oc No. 2 corn, % 34GS3c.; No 2 yellow,
33933 lac. No. oats. 25c.; No. white,
2S 1-2c.; No. 3 white. q l-2c. No. rye,
43a43 1-2c. No. barley 9At35c. No 1
fiaxseed, yl16 Prime timothy seed, 265.
Mess pork. per barrel, $9S0d$9.S5. Lard,
per 100 pounds. $5.S0aS5.S5. Short-rbs sides
Coose). $5.4Om$5.7O. Dry sailed shoulders
(bokedD. 3-4m5c. Shore clear sides lbox-
ed. $5S5a$6.05. Sugars. cut-loaf. I'M
changed Butter steady; creamery. l40
Ice; dairy, II 1-2Ql3 lie. Eggs, steady;
fresh l-4c
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Insist on Elastic starch. Refuse imita,'
items
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-16

Elastic starch-the housekeeper's
friend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-24

be he'd O. the city hall for al. p@rsous
waos wiz hare fse1 application. Tlrh 80
Seattle Csyss Service Commission for 1ao-
sIti0ns n the classified civil service OF ffs
city OF Seattle as fellows.
Police se-yIce-Fa-rolman ara driver
Fire serv3ce-Pipeman, truc&rnan. engxz-
eer marine a0f fire.. pilot and stoker.
Civil engineering seEyice-Tl-a1 xrs4srrsay,
eornpsster, transtfrnan. head calalrrla.. req
chairman ard axeu7zn.
Csisr1c8. ssrvses--<3exh coEyy.st
Mechanical engineering xevytcs--r.r9Ey,.apr
fireman aid wood pasgsr.
Inspection seTv5cs-Ss ustary irsxseetnr
Labor servsee-Ail positions in fhe Iafsa-
service requiring skilled or unsxslIs3 ssfss~
Examinations VIII begin on Iersrri,e- s
1875, and applications viii be received Car
the same ret later than Seyeni,-r = gssss
Applicants viii r. examined in tna
branches specified ii the rules ard rexzs.a-
lions OF the Commission, ard in me rtsa,EIrs-
nlerts Of the i1ssssti3ns for which t!1ey an
ply. Applicants for fire eersscs vii b. ex-
pscte6 to be familiar stth the Fire Manual
Each applicant VIII receive ysossas notIee
Of the exact ttgne Of his exaulrla Ton.
BY order Of tire Civil Service Comm sssr,r,
OF the city ot Seattle.
ARTHUR II. CIRCUIT.
Secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-24
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRASCIScO. Nov. as.-Arrived- Str
Walla Walla. from Victoria Saied-Bk
Mauna Ala for Port Townsend.
PORT Ludlow, Nov. =. -Sailed-Bksn
Robert Sudden. for Port Townsend and
Melbourne.
&EAH BAY. NOV. 2.-Psssed ou;~-Sh
Columbia from Tacoma for San Francisco:
bk Carroilton. from Moodyville for Ade-
Lasfe-
PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. ..-Arrivea-
fr sh Olympia from Hongkong.
ASTORIA. NoF. 22-ArriTed-Br sh Sa-
naoana. from NagaSaki Br ST. Yarana. from
San Francisco
TACOMA. Nov. sailed-Bk Gatherer,
for San Francisco
YOKOHAMA Nov. a.--Asrived-Br STE
Sngul. fron Astoria.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2s.--Arrlved--
Bk Amy Turner. from Honolulu Sailed.
Sh \. O.. Ropes. for Liverpool; sh Servia.
for New York.
PORT TOWN SEND. Nov. - Arrived
nr STR Olympia. from H0ngkong.
ASTORIA Nov - -Arrivyd-Br sd Sa-
n1oana from Nagasski.
PORT LUDLOW Nov. ?. Sailea-Bktu
Skagit. Capt. Robinson. for Honolulu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-24

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an extreme raEge at s. RIGS s. PIGS were
lcc higher as = rnle. With sales sargeiy al
SssaS.A- Shippers cerfinGsesi alsY,os, out
Of the market
Sleep-Ihs<e was sharp advance In
sheep. aid lambs Sod quickly AT s. 5es7ss -
for anterior to prime. AMI lambs a. s. ye2
Sta Western range sheep. Ss.s18 "A
Lambs advanced iSsassrc and sheen loo A
deck OF So head OF leS-in Minnesota sheep
brought safe
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OMAHA. Nov s3-S.;tIe-Receipss ssesa
head. market. Sc1ve. stronger. Native.
beet steers. s. 2ssgS.as Western steers, SIS
a&se; Texas steers. S.sesf3as: cows ana
hsifers Sss&: stcckers and feeders. sS.s5<S
2sj: bulls and stays, s. SszISA
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higher. Heavy, S&ifs9ss4ssis. mixed. s. -
cas-; light. s-SsGfS.5e bulk % sales, So GA
SS.sa,
Sheep-Receipts. 40: market, strong
Fair 10 choice natives. ss,sAsf&: fair 10
ehosce Westerns 81 +oGsS.S: common and
stock sheep, Sza5.so: lambs. siG5.aa