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The Republican journal., 1899-04-20
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PROBATE NOTICES.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE The subscriber
"A herety gives notice that he has been duly
appointed administrator of the estate OF
BENJAMIN F. CHASE, late of Unity,
in the County of Waldo deceased. and given bonds
against the estate of said deceased desired to
present the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment immedi
ately to E. D. Chase of Unity my a u,
agent. FKANh y. CHAsh'
The Republican journal., 1899-04-20

"Have you got any EN- baImeo beef?''
asked the Joker of his butcher.
''No," replied the dealer, off his guard
''but we have something just as good. !"
fYonkers Statesman.
The Republican journal., 1899-04-20

HXECUTOR'S NOTICE The subscriber hereby
T. gives notice that he has been duly appoint
ed Executor of the last will and testament of
OLIVER BLAKE, late of Morrill,,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given bonds
as the law directs. All persons having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired to
present the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment immedi-
ately. JOHN U. nLAhh.
Morrill,, March IA, 1899.-3t l5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

", yosso. . cotton merchant ~ Koss.
Jspss, arrived IN The city last Mint ann 10
q Essst ~ ihe Hsislsf brand Today ne
wsli Interview Ina ofnoers Of the shsmhsS
~ Commerce and Oriental steamship Hbaa
and ssdssssr 80 n'svrs 4 ffsiGbt rate 70
japan that wtu enable him ~ make tssgs
sHlvssss 1T es,te., whss u,is rate has
l~.s secured u V ne Intention ~ - dsrecs
"a the e.stss esbssfs s.d make purybs ses
sssssDsls6 IA ~ IsAss $50 bAIss, which
be viii jNys s6apt~si " Heailia ~ await
transportation ~ tbs tv,sBb IN an hssrs
slsw given Isss Alabt hs sad
Americans d. not appreciate the Jagsn
a-ssteg MARKET ] stsAk 0f tBIs prodvct hs-
eassss I AN well p~sd -, ", ~ ibs gsss'
sbt Tins japan II using bDDD tsIss VI In
dian esties ~ coarse fsbffa IN the chi
nass trade sad x6,0D bs.ss o. Ansfieaa
Tslen " : Nnsg nlsf, Zee nc msnyfsaturs
=. rfsl Dss.1 using 4n.sv,esS e5ttoa, a6d
'ssss ss =. 81. az ~. 'I iss"s bel sslss u A"s
ess seitsD, witch 10 NE beet sfewl ~ tbs
v.s,'d. ws -" es'y ST y hs'shs rate
s,ssi ,11'y6 J"sSds ~ EnsIlsS woeIs
American wssis are equally =. soed, ssd ~
, y. :y ' sssssn wv y . ss Vol A w:
sheliA la stvlsd 81. Apbsrias alone FIAT
ssslb,. ~ inset English s0t0pesllioH va must
tsts 10y sf:ls1t ,siss.
~ xss,es, a., Ses, W. s J" csw ti ps,ins
W Hvfspa s4,syId ts fpvBlshsd ~ ~ by
:. Asm.f' ..sl " W. esA sol s~ss " The
s' I. . !. ". ... y: !. s s; q n: l g,ss:
trade p ibs i,rsGi ana Ea,roJs w 10 ths
psssens sIns hss hsp, W. hsy'"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

VANCOUVER, n G.. aspt ~ Ksbs
ptshi 4 Null millionaire tss grower and
s'e~ ~ SApan's tresi tfvNripsrt merchants,
s,,l,,sl, y 'ss ri.y,s.. n inaIs ard veg.
Jsfan IN INC eehsvess ~ eor4r,sfrs WHEN
sgssis ~ ss'oies 70 o,sni IL chairman
n Ne yosgbavs Chamber II o'omfnefss'
Tfsdsfs aulia, abA q fnssnisee ~ the sny.
efnrsns hlsh council scs ssfs,u,urN VIM
frsfrs ent Industry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

" ~ &fssSf no spsttSF GOV"
\ mszss spnesatsS ~ fss stft-
s~ss ~e<rtsga oesrsfss 90 no
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spes<s a ~ ~ rssteS ~'sfk vsse,.
Hses wpAs kssv sl~&sy ssssefkes
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guw~wrss n Sswtis tksfv ssAse~s
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- ssS~~srs 40 e~askrSfsss ssS ~.
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ew~ ~ sf~~Sy ksvr sfvvs ~ No
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4 s4wwsA e~rvsss ~ ~ CIV ~sg
- m~<b. ~,st ~ iofsmsss ~ sesve
~ sswsvtsr yfs.0o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

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- $50 eeesS@ss ~ e1awsoNWs


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" AHfth ard she ESTATES ~ tfsuo ty.es.
more ard usf.y sg~nrSs
The VrrTt rvsses " eW Inehsp ls0e
sfa - inches fhses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

TiiEur are lots ~ IA" brands ~
whissey, bat only uns Jesse Moore IA, u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

Ann you uofSa pApr,
Call \, chs Nos,h.tn rselAc ofise Seat
sstlswb.r Inn, fs,s ~ 9htass' Sw 90 TO-
sna sli poin's IN the Ess, IN pyypnfitsu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
SEEKS AMERICAN COTTON.
K. Yokoo, . japanese xsrchsnt,
Asks Low Freight Rates.
spsAks o. TIVE JAPAN MARkGr.

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Msssss WIZ America ssessA Not
Asvstt Tkss GWsssst-tss zee
Os~ Mstttss wsIss-Jspsssss wsss
ss N.Y. Amssssss wssi SsssssA ~
Thss GsssssA 10 Rsw ssVesssss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21
HlftI PROMPT RESPONSES


Evps ~ r~~ws~ ~ sssss ss~ 90 go
s~ss~-s~~~ssssy ssv e..-~vsss 90.
~~vs~s s~~ss s~~~.~@sy 80 rs..
~s1~ . w~s~s~~~~s s~sssv~ss~s-
r~w~s~>~~ - 30 s~s~ s~s sses-
s~~ss~ s~~ s~~xs~s ss~ ss~~sss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

y " FfNfen, ~ fha u~n t'ssre,see Zee
swtirsr. vifef thief n polsrs pesd isss
rishs q 80 sfssir uta Shefn~be&,ss N f~s,
nsff pfsfen rses - W. fasfsn ssys
rfsw, sssss. shyof September . ant vgfsti
~ tf1f sey ftes ~ i~ssrsrf sssssine fsf
Rte hcfne ~ fwslana fnlsrealst~iy Nc h4<
h~srs frem hifr I've paslrs view vtsMs
= l~srn ANYTIME ~ ne sIsslne man 'sst
rlDNF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

mssA twppss rsspssttsss rswWN IN
eAWsp Greek.

stgsH '~,san, . . ies k,.'is,s.!'s..c p.
egppss tisisvlsd COMPANY owbIas' ss5gp
y. HIM a, ,.,s Z. . @swe .o; ,.s a. y T..
s,nf, hsta, has iuN s,fyeh . sleh lead ~
sskvsf yr ihslt itvpsftt which idAs fair 10
d!sIdsl Tks .sA wRss on, si'sep y w va:
ehly shsvI sls Inches wlds, bpj ~ Il wss
r.. !. Orr ais is.. u Width, std ,hs
..ss,,ns sra .snlnf sa,' e's. sgd 4 shove
The vfs Il .vsft bl6bss sads aotpev and
1891. , .a.. wee men taking S's four
The etk they srs WORKING IN pow eysnss
g,' N isyys ehagts, ~.Isfihs from 10 20
~ pvsisia snd ihs HInsSs sfs NV wosks
W 90 gsss s"ild shvnh " Sand 20 the ss-
suls sstoslilaht that Viii weigh uvsI n ton
Arrangements bevs iusi BEEN made with
'hs Ts~sws sme''et and tbs company will
~ 90 .rsln shipments ~ ofn
M y " warner, the assnt ~ thu CONS
yshy has Ws' fs'ufned feSm a ,Flp ~ New
YAtt e''t, whefs he want fn secure flnis
~ eu' .,, y. r'cEs.,'y on gs,'Ins tsS.
spstns, which viii No. q great saving
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-21

pt@H sheFNfsy fhls ear I~ accomplished
ee~ss Wses ssssss cadets,
The fs,i~wns lsFFef fem gsv' dian
fyssf - ssssssfs~sas4ns tfss Ifiah hs3i
esf~fs hss ben sessfssd ~ Chairman
II eses. n fhe slilsses sgsNMiffea
80 essh sAess s.<s~ss - s~sssssb<ss ~ shs ssss
kfsfss~ sffse Aser~ a So ssssttss bsSs n " ssh
iesisns > o. k=sN go 90 - fstsf feet eli
esxs
80 49, skss 3 \ ~ ass o. n, tLts t~s.sss
- Ntss n izsssfss y ed " hess fesa
~ stF2 tAaes fslgsi sssA@~e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-04
NAvAI. sTORE MARKETs.
4 Chance for the Orange Trees

Tho fact thar no bad news I'm respect 20
the orange groves of Florida mas 9een
be,rd durine the last two or three DAYS
leads 10 the hope that TIE groves haso
escaped very serious damage III INC
pr.ater part OF the orange section. ~
Rs been' p0inted out in the dispatches -.
ne Morning News that the freeze thls
,ssr VS. very different from that OF
iSg5. The cold spell was longer Inen am
came directly after period or very VIII
weather. which had filled tho trees WV"
sap. .,,,,s .iat in
$50 n was apparent iimost as soon -
me cold wave had passed that the OF ahso
trees i'm his garden had been klll'n py
The cold. In that year, also' ne say -
nalmetto trees-those which were eN
rosod ID the fll force OF the northwest
r,ind- were killed. II does not YET ap-
near that the freeze Of this year has
iul.d orange trees IN his garden. ht
trees show that they have heen an, ',t
to some extent by the cold but mere
arc mo- Indications yet that they nave neeh
badlv hurt. And Mr.. hab,ishhHi uovs
MOI hear of any palmetto trees having
been killed bv the blizzard or THIS year.
From these statements tuo CONC
&C. drawn fhat the cold Of this year was
not nearly so severe on orange tr's 40
was that of February $3.50 IL la 49,
tainlv 10 bee hoped that The injury "one
the trees is very slight. ana tnat VIZ w.,
dsmago done peach trees Ia tnls Sthso
A. moi nearly SO great as at hrst SUPP
uOeyd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-04
0EDERED TO MANILA.
prurY WANTS VESSELS or LIGHT
DRAUGHT.
RECEIVED PRIZE MONEY CHECK.


NORFOLK. VA. March 5.-lspecial)-
-.. tttlc auxiliary eunboat vixen. winch
-..ved a prominent part in the Spanish
,..r. has been order,. 20 Mania. Inc
Vixen IS now az the =. 'N-yaro'
md il will take about four weeks to nt
ler up for her long voyage. The order
-.,s ir RESPONSE to a request from Adj
,,,ral Dewey to seud uelt draught ves-
...s which can navigate the waters in the
philippines. Captain vs.. O.. Wise OF the
United States r.c.iunc-ship Franklin
+rrmerlv executive officer of this navy
,.r7 and during the war with spain IN
command of the Yale. has received
check for S>gN that being his share OF
r-... money from the sale of the cap
url Spanish ship Rita. taken 10y the
sale during tho war and sold 10 the
..v.rnment for $4,000 The prize money
mounted to about $4,000 and every man
. tla Yale received a portion of it.
The government is establishing a mu-
scum Of naval trophies from the late
,ar az the yard. There have been brought
..r- from one of the Notifications in
cuba two old brass cannon. with their
-ilees The guns are very handsome
.,s Of workmanship bearing the coat
arms of Spain. and dated June, lNo'
..-" The gun carriages are OF mas
oak. and are ON small solid iron
The lifting AVID lhtins were
.. tv Cd screw with a wooden handle.
".. smallpox scare in Norfolk county
caused citizens TO do several Iash
.rs Yesterday at Deep Creek, where
shotgun quarantine was established
weeks since 10 was learned thal
r.l man was in q house on the cahdl
banks .- Williams Lock suffering from
...H-rox A hurry call was sent Tor the
...u-uox wagon and the man taken 10
... t-douse. The citizens then de-
..l NOT 90 take any chances on other
developing from the house ana
rr was applied aud the building ana
.reuts were reduced 20 ashes.
.mena Badger. more cham 81 years ola.
nle-s and abandoned. was found
ming about Test night by
mn Cannon and was sent to po-
l0uartcrs. BOO court to-day She
h4rged. B,uc without friends
ltre t0 goo, The woman afterwards
... to drown herself u the river.
hseuucntly committed TO jail
.. .. for safe-kceping
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-04

Earlier in the session there had been some
buying by Wall street PARTIES which spo-
sequently subsiiel The market was
finally steady and point lower TO / point
higher.
Cotton futures opened steady: March,
$50. April 1926: May s6.G June, 10,
July and August S626: September ana
october. @1l; November. $500. December,
Sll; January. ssh -.
Futures closed steady: March: So;
April. @.26 May $.27. June. $3.50; July.
1927: August 626. september and Oc-
tober. 1912: November. $50; December
1913; January. S6b.
Spot closed dull and unchanged; sales'
800 bales.
The following are the total net receipts
of cotton al al ports since September ist'
Galveston. 21107@ bales, New orleans
1.7S7 sos bales. Mobile, 2lN,l5o baiess -.
vannah. 9SL3e bales; Chatlestoi,, ~. ~
bales: Wilmington LS6.5S bales; Noflolk,
56j 2sT bales: Baltimore. 30S2 bales New
York. 10i Sq2 bales. Boston. 29o~o bales
Newport News. itNi bales. Philadeipnla.
37.0iS bales Brunswick. 23IWi bales 10y sss
Arthur. 49, TO bales Pensacola I9s.eg,
bales: Port Royal. 20S65 bales. Total
1883 bales
NEW ORLEANS. March S.-Cotton-
Futures steady: March. Soo bid; Apru,
q SSqN 50: MAY. S5920S93 june. S.'oo,y
Sontember. S5SiNs5S2; october. S&os9NN ",
November S&Q$53; December @'eiV
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. $. c.. March 3.-rur-
pentine-Firm at &c. sales, none.
Rosin-Steady and Unchanged SAFES
none. .,.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. March 3-spiriis
of Turpentine-Firm at H0H2c'' re0''p'''
Rosin-Firm al 9o095c.; receipts. 52S bar
rels. =, o-s,t9 IN.
receipts. 81 barrels. ,..,.
Tar-Firm az 81, receipts w nai
SAVANNAH, GA, Marcn o.-sl ~ - y
T'irpentine-Firm at fic.; sales. - casks
Rosin-Firm and unchanged az yester-
dav's outside quotations, sales, ol' uat-
rels: receipts 2SlS barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-04
Clarke COUNTY.
Land sule-Lead and Tin Ores-Per-
nonaI.

sonal.
..fIlI.E. VA. March 3.-(Spc-
.....Nr Albert Elsea, of Mount airy
r.asad Of Mr. Charles f. Nelson
.. Winchester tract OF land in the
mountains east of Berryville
s,s ceres. This is "a part OF
r.t bought in boom times LOT
r .,e which Isl upon IT, Out Which
.. l..u mined yet in paying gum
.. ON Am adjoining tract prOspectors
I.w af work getting out lead ana
.... with the object Of working lhV
mines .u.a larger scale. if the ores are
found r. Do. .n paying quantities.
Iacy AN OLD colOred woman
claiming tn Dr.. 1903 years OF age, dled on
t. au SIR. w. n. Whttacre last
Saturday ut.t
Ns Coke reached this place
morning from Taylor Tex. one
Oh. leave shortly for Germany 10
... Deer daughter Mrs. Ernst Heddeaus'
.s Holland. who has been visiting
. r.r Mrs. Susan Griffith, returned
.'..lay 90 her home, in Washington
D O
N R H. Page has returned from a
NI ra Washington city and Petersburg
. Emily Smith has returned from
if to Washington, ID. c.
d. Matt Thompson. is visiting rela-
u Roanoke Va.
j.. S. Tiford. Of Washington.
Il her father. Major 5 }. g. Moore.
week
Nr Charles S Steele left last week for
BIZ .mc. Boo IOudoun county Va.
b. Fred j. Crown has obtained a po-
with the Georgia Chemical Works,
Augusta. Ca. and is now al that
place.
AaJor Charles Elicit Cabell. who has
Deem Wishing his sister Mrs. A. Moore
Dr.. Icrt Tuesday for his home In Lynch
burg Va
BITS A. Moore. Jr.. is visiting friends
M Washington. ID. g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Rlchmond. Va. March 3. rs.

islNhliDIiNi ' a. -he4 ~ - AD'e'
Private sales reported to-day were light
United States Internal revenue collec-
tions for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
dav were: Tobacco. S3s99.6S; cigars, ST.
l22 30. Total, s5.32-.s
Old Dominion, Allegheny, Stonewall, and
Seabrook's warehouses reported to-day:
Receipts. y hossheads; deliveries, III
hOgsheads. 800.
Crenshaw's Warehouse sold to-day 81, $50
pounds or dark loose tObaccO-highest
price. sl57J Stonewall Warehouse sold
b go pounds-hlghest price. 1915. Shockoe
Warehouse also had a large sale, with
good prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-04

close on a slight scare OF shorts. and the
closing tone steady at partially lsc. net
advance March closed at SAc. May
closed at 77i1c.. July closed at 15sc.
Corn-Spot steady. No. 2. 44ia4G&c. OPP
tions opened steady, with wheat. suisse
Quently eased or, however. on prospects
OF cold weather: ruled dull all day, ana
closed quiet at partially a &c. advance,
March closed al 4Sl.c.; May closed at
n2sc.. July closed at N7tc.
oats~spot steady; 30. ?, si1sc. OPP
tons inactive.
Resf-Quiet.
Cut Meats-Steady.
Lsrd-Steady; western steamed. S.s5;
March. $50 nominally. Refined steady.
Pork--Firm.
Butter-Steady: western creamery, i6h
2lc: do. factory. l2alr3c.; Elgins. Hc.;
State dairy. l8n2Oc; creamery. l5n2ic.
Cheese-Firm; large white. llullAc.
Eggs-Irregular; State and Pennsylva-
MIA. &c; western. fresh, 2siac; southern,
Potatoes-Quiet: New York. S25aH5O:
Long Island, $3.50 A.25; sweets, Jersey
Cottonseed- on-Firm; prime crude. a@
pc.
Petroleum-Dull.
ROsin-Steady.
Turpentine-Steady at 45qisAc.
Rice-Firm.
Coffee-Optlons opened barely steady. az
unchanged prices 10 points decllhe'
with the worlds visible supply decreas-
ing less than predicted ana leadlns nea5
houses pounding the market rallisu
slightly, on covering with some ino ,,,l,
showing a net advance OF . points later
showed rather weak undertone. European
cables being unsatisfactory. receipts az
Rio and Santos large. and spot deinanu
slack. Close unchanged 10 points iilsl-
or. sales 10 600 bags including May, SJ.Wi
I'll. Rio dull ana easy
No. I. invoice. SIC No. l. JoDpihs' oft0'
Mild quiet: Cordova, SGl4c. al
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. 5isc.;
centrifugal. s6-degree test. Use; molasses
sugar. 3ll-l6c. Refined firm
THE DRY-GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK. March 3-The demand for
all descriptions OF cotton goods keeps up
well. Business checked by short spot sup,
plies and reserve of sellers on Forward
contracts. Tone is strong throu2nout,
and prices tend upwards Print-cloths
quiet but no goods Offering az present
prices Woollen goods quiet and without
change.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. March 3.-Flour-Dull ana
'WJheaf-Dull-Spo and the month. 76a
76ikc.: April 76i2a76Ac.; May 4.t@"'sc''
southern wheat. by sample. IOdhc ooo
Corn-Dull: spot and the month 500
COLO April. 399sG39i2c.; May, WAC asHeu .
,o,tlthern white and yellow corn. 3SH zoe.
Oats-Dull and easy; No. white So'2e
SIC. -. -, eo9c0ihc
Rye-Easier: No. ?, near ny "eoV'20''
No. 2 western, 609tc. ,
Sugar-Strong and UNCHANGED,
Rutter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged.
C6eese-Steady and unchanged
Lettuce. $3.50 per bushel box.
Whiskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 3.-There Is notii't "
in the news to-day regarding WIeas soi ~
! encourage any extensive buying or sen,
IN and the market ruled dull within a
I narrow rs0 range. May closing lsc. higher
| corn left off a shade lower, ana oa,s ar
| iLc. higher. Pork declined DC. ana iar'
IN M icodino futures ranged as follows
opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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noan able to verify the truth Of the re-

been able TO verify the truth Of the re-
port.
There are several United states pension
ers i'm this county-some Of the Mexican
war and others Of the war between the
States-and as tomorrow is one Of the
draw-days the Clerk of the court will
be kept quite busy preparing pension pa
pers.
Mr. Henry Weiss. of the United States
Railway Mail Service. was here to-day.
Captain C.. 5. Garner and Mrs. Garner,
late Of Garysburg. y. G., are visiting
friends in town to-day
Mr. and Mrs. James < Newell who
have been residing in town for the past
two or three years. will shortly remove
10 Norfolk, where they Will in the future
reside
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pOsTON, March 3.-In compIIdHVv WI
ltitior presented by prominent clu-
d n5ovor Quincy has given directions
zons, -"S,,nerintendents Of public grounds
10 ~ ~. he work Of extermnating the
10 pgs,' snarrow. What will be done just
hns''s'a ,oryer will be In the nature OF an
now n,r'o'ri mem The department will try frst
M ~ method of dislodging and destroying
tbo nests Of the sparrows.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 3.-tlour-Duil ana
about steady. without change; winter
stralghts. S3.55a $40.
RYE Flour-Steady.
BuckWheat Flour-Dull.
Cornmeal-Quiet.
Rye-Dull: No. 2, e15c.
Barley-Quiet.
Barley Malt-Qulet 81 o.ae-,e.
ontions opened steady, and for a tlme
Were fayorably affected by cold-waye PIE
S,crions over the winter-wheat oeit, fol-
lowing a rain-storm and by heaVy .c TlTlal
ances A setback under realizing occurIsu
T., tbs AFTERNOON, with final rally AT the
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A. tina season Of the year when pneu-
AS '"' 10 grippe. sore throat coughs.
l naIal cataTrh bronchitis, and lung
, .o,ul are 70 be guarded against. no
ming lis fine substitute VIII answer
the purpose" or is Just as soVu as
one Minute Cough Cure. Ihat II ,ne one
infallible remedy for all luhs' 'Nio"a' VI
bronchial troubles. Insist Visolou7's 80, ~poa
having It il something else" is offered
Won
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. March 8. lss.

I'I0IIIII0'I1' NJ " y -
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. 20 TO
7Sc.: mixed, 70 TO 7sc.; shortberry, 70 10
Use. No. 2 red 7Sc COrn-White. Viz
ginia. bag lots, &c; No. white, &c; No.
3 white. 40ia 10 Ac.; No. mixed, 80 to 4Oc. /;
No. mixed 3SI2 10 3sc. Oats-No. 2
mixed. &c.: No. 3 mixed, 32izc.; winter
seed. 81 to 3Sc. Rye-63 10 65c.
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BICYCLES.
sna nlcncLEs DOW TO ss.25

MEMS AND WOMEN's NEW 80
MODEL BICYCLES are now being OF
800 ~ 4 IS 40 SO 15, and sent 90 any one
anywhere for full examination before
nayuent IL made. For catalogue anu
flIl particulars. cut this notice OUT ana
mail 10 SEARS, KOEBUCh q - Ss IN,
caEO. ''-'
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En1porIa Mention.

LMpOBIA. VA. March S.-(Special)-It
reported that there is a case OF small
Ioh az Hitchcock. a small village about
seven miles south OF here, but 1 have not