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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

THE CIRCULATION OF THE NiEGiNlAS
e I.ARGELY IL ENCEaS OF AN. other
paper published in Eas .rn Viz l;ium.
us circulation IN NorfolS aud Portsmouth
j. creator than that Of any paper puDiisiIod
or circulated III tho two critics.
4 70 delivered i'll the cities OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth ana snbGrb' for ~ cents II
week. Will sub ,rptlons, postage paid.
F,v,, Dollars per year; Three poliars to-. ii.
momths, OEe Dollar and Fifty Cent. for
three months, AMI litty Gents for one
muntn.
Advertisements inserted at tho rate OF -
CEN1s 81 VA FIRST iN,hETION: each subSc-
queut insertion a7i CENrs. or 3 Gents
wHES lSSIi lj.p EVERY c1EEH DAY. Coutrac-
tors are not nl'owel 10 exceed their upa @
or advertise other than their legiti,ny;o
business. except by pnyinS especially for
the same.
TuE WErLIY NiHoINIAT Asp CAWoiiNIAN.
eight pages. is delivered, postage paid.
three months, 25c,: six months. tuc, twelve
months. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

All Wool Knee Pants Suits for
boys, all Sizes double breasted Jack
cts. double seat, double knee, patent
bands and riveted buttons on
pants, suits that have sufficient
weight for year round wear.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

Fine Imported Cashmere Wors.
ted and Cheviot Pants for men, all
sizes. superblv tailored, form-httinq
and in every detail Of manufacture
strictly first class Trousers Many
IN this lot actually worth double the
Bargain Price put on them, but
cleaning up time is now. Go they
must.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

Serge Worstcd and Chevot
Pants: plain and fancy effects.
Samples in the Clothing Window
Many of these Fine Pants are rem.
nants from suit binations, and
sold tor less than the bare cost of
the material and trimming.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23
Right Down Hard Pan Prices!

Boys Knee Pants Suits at the
Cd AF One Forty-Fivc are Big Bargains
kH MH and practical economists are not
"Ae H~ slow TO catch Busy times on
these suits.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

Mems Summer Coats of Good
Wash Fabrics, equal in every re-
spect to goods everywhere at near
about double the bargain price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-23

Pin Stripe Pants for men, all
sizes, are just as good for sound,
staple value as one dollor is worth
another These are good. service
able Pantaloons, and are warranted
neither satinct nor snoddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

demand 10 establish advance except on prime ufkey
which are n shade higher. We quote: Turkeys western
hens I2aI3c do young iOnllc do Ola ons sur
chickens Philadelphia 12disc. do. Jersey, i-dl 90
state and Pennsylvania. Oa2c; do. western W. &c:
fowls jersey iOd11c: do. state amt western
ducks lOai5c geese If10c: capons Phiiadepm loh-
do Western lOn17c squads white, per doz NhS' ~ 40
dark. S2aS2 -. - eta
C;ANE-We quote: Wild ducks. canvas per PAIR 81"
81 80; do redhead 5OcNs1 20; do Malard 4oHpc 40.
comnoner kinds 2Oa4oc No snipe nor ploVrr "n'feu
fine fresh or fancy would sell readily at gCd pi
HAY AND STRAW business very light AT the Close
condition Of the streets for heavy Hu'N-
ing: prices held unchanged We quote; Hay. prime per
100 n, 1oq75c; No No |. DnE,c; do shipplhe'
zoe. clover mixed jOHjjc; clover. 3odloc rye Straw
4OdnJc; straw. 800 ioc 49,. =, ..,
pOTATOES AND VEGETABLES Movement "f pota,
,oes e. restricted by the to-day but the generai
noei,ion Of the market firm one. In view OF pros
nac,ive light arrivals is however too light al inc
n, fairly establish advance About l'n Daes
Scotch napnun i'm to-day. but movement reported AZ
vet sweet POTATOES Onions and other local winter
yeoe,abes held firmly Norfolk kale and spinach scarce
and higher Little movement In Havana or brrmuda
prices held steady W" quote: TO
,,o~ bermuda per bbl. SGdSG 90 do state ana East
ern Pose per double Dbl 81 2nx2 % do per sac X
or 40 H. 81 s7as2 white kinds 81 13aSl - DO s,9'cn
Nsrnum per 81 9Oqs2; sweet potatoes per Dbl ~ 30
as -: onions white sGasa red 81 1889 So yellow
81 750s2 % nrnips GouI3c: parsnips 'jcnSi squash
75cGsi 80: cnbbases 100 sass 20; celery per doz
aat lunches Siusl 80; do doz stalks lodVc; SPIN
ach per bbl sSas6: kae. slnsl so onions. bermuda
and Havana crate 81 15QS2 oka Havana. per car
rer $685. 30 peppers, S2fS2 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ney-lork February g 1899.
REEVES Receipts 81 cars or 1i23 head 20 cars
for export alive cars Tor ey saush'erers END 10
for the mark making ws,% CIV s The extremely
light supplies the prospect that Few Gail" VII r'l
a sharp competition and alyance IN prices; ana d, the
ya, ns ,ur ;5Sioe and -om- sales fully SOC
stronger than grades were quoted ~ SLING On
wednesday No good beeves In the Yards. An eNprlsr
bought single carload for ne RermGia ,,sG xcn
To- tr native steers st 81 as ~ bull. a, 81 u city
dressed native sides arm at az 'gr odyices
Srm fonddn and Liverpool quote American s'cerr hfm
a! liza per dT onG &m %Ts sheep higher at i2qc
choice weihers selling np to i1,, LOO 5 IN the
Aurania to Liverpool for Eastmans Company the an
men,a due to sail i@ c %i and cars II sheep
10 he shipped To- Glasgow by Armour CO. were s'1!en
cuhc takcs cut 2's ca,,'e v v The Manoha which
quarters Of beef for G,o cattle and about o quarters
beef ,aru. hipPes rs T b., nd y miy b. deferred
until next week. The Tjomo for barbados takes cat
tie IaH Sherman culver Illinois steers i2't N
average at 81 10 per ~ II do. ~ No. AZ s. TO- no.
s. So il Kentucky oSen, i2lo ~ at - ,,oo :, o s.n
p Mcp ,t, n, 81 - II d." 80 NJ at 81 COW
T. 'U at s. 10: Il d. pp6 81 s': II do. "5 ~ at
'2 NsSo IN a. CO. bulls iso y at g - q, q cows 3. go o.
a. IS q; at !: a. 81 49, q, g. 81 q. g y %
s " sherman 10 Illinois steers 1878 H. at - ~ ="
'1 ' sSnd IL" i. Indiana steers ~: n S 10
Ohio ii9o n s So s. 40 s'r at $. t ~, o loo n
cAfvEs Only abu, 40 cai,,s recelye at all markets r
nrm in view = the difficulty mat WI a,'ca ~, ~ S,
Icrs quote stas7 % r eo, - pTmc , ye.ii ala ID
tic per 10 country dressed opi"'sc Iiile calves d"
'ssaHqEr r AND LAMBS receipts, Is cnr. er {? eo hcea
cars Tor slaughter direct and 10 cars ~ ~ ii'
Mos ~ ss 81 'G .ie ,S YOU'D &f aa, ..'"'I' %
and choice ,nis a. s.rs@ - wi -n.r or a -1 ~ ~, ~
So. dressed lambs higher ~ ~" ,,...,, .,.., ,,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Fob t-Cot'on steady; mding BIC: low
u.IIng g.. good ordinary. So: net and gross re-
,cips bales sales 80 bales stock. lj5 N'S bales.
weekly gross receipts. lH~H5 hees, exports 10
Great britain it2 bales continent G2a bales. coast
sr ~ bales. s,ies GiSn bales spnners I'D bales
= rflik Tsh. s'i'Utf0n firm. milng jisc. low mid
ding To- good ordinary. LIS. net AMI gross re
bales cna~fwi-c. 4Ni bales. sales.
~, bale. ~nrh ~ bales Weekly net and 20"
bales q, Gr'ut britain. = ~ bales.
t..0sfwf-r 49,, iniee. rnse. . liH bales
go frI &c.
%. . To-. uflfng . iGc low miing I II To-. good
ordinary a. receipts g.G bales Erss 40 hle-
France. 5'.~g bales .nfin"n ~ bales. cuhfwi-" !"
tsi.. -nl.s bales s'lek 80 o3G hHies Ns'hy n"'
receipts - bales gr.-s ~ r'f bales. exports f1
,s-.tf bales France lslNi hiios. CON
tu,ni II h,.s cDasWi~e. 2.nS7 bales. sales - 90
bales
savannah. Fob cotton quiet hut steady. mlddling.
o.. mlilllnr n ID. god ordinary ~ net AMI
gre. receipts. . ~ bales Exports cts'w" il' bales
fslos - bales. stock Is ~" bales Weekly net and gflea
bales. % % continent. -'t'J
bales. rsa-twis. u5iT bales. sales 80 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Feb Especial. Wheat started firm on higher
Liverpool cables and New York buying. II eased Of
the Washington and On the failure ~ New
York export business May opened AZ -. sold
between 54N and 53's and closed AZ ~ 7Hl-ii.c The
Workers took great deal ~ wheat here In tho first
hour The local crowd. however had theory that the
strength everywhere the cold weather. moiiv"
trade did consider important small export clear
anrcs about 10000 bush including the hour encouraged
the belr-hnes - the local crowd 50 da the easier con
tion,al cables When the bond announcement was made"
and Wall street began 10 decline on r. the hearish-
among grain traders was Increased" There wei"
small arrivals here but this was due f. the h@,
zard Minneapolis and Duluth had J.? cars against ."
year ~ all the primary points th"r" were only
bush. against over .isi.rp bush last year
market showed lack - short interest livery
hIiy uld tho outset about selling. hui as the
dav wur" of this fmiltf disappeared. MAY 'l.n"d At
So between ~. ana -. and closed az 80 Re
crris - the estimate flr o. morrow" 20 cars
win moderate weather arrivals viii %" god deal
There VII h the ac'unu atoms rom DE st. I'm
fhe also promises larger movement 'ahl"s wen"
simply l0Wsi corn. w"r" strong carry an !
weak CLOSE They nf"u"l 81 =r.r. sold he-
tween -. AMI 2ti.. and closed ~ "'-D-'itc
Nr-u~ ffr small receipts ana on higher
prices yarls Armour nllrd everybody up ami the
market fhe close 80 H"l Ices - iusf about M" hi
,,ne. made Thurs'a, rork 20. lard. - ribs TO-
rl.re l9opl hogs 70" estimate f1r tomorrow was
l,-s prices 10 fh. fari- jfflp higher.
curb puts Mf wheat N"r" aiit', calls. ''t.c
Puts MAJ were 49,. calls 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
OTHER MAnKErs-ny TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Feb s-cate- Receipts Last - hours. 60 head
total flr thus FAR |l1p heal fof sam" I'm" ar
week l"" hrHl % NJ 'n-'N.'', '.'..,, "'.t,. ,rl
YORK.. rnl". 80 head. fn"r"'t 'i-i'l .-.,.,
stronger. closed strong: alI odd. weather ''ff .Ii"
railroads refu.'l - sh.p ar'r y "'.''h .n-' ,.1'
steers. So 1"lSt -. o. .tft tfi' itA'' "'
1..f.rs s. :y,' bulls s. '>'ot1 Ir' Co. '. .'-
s. oasG5 81. fan-y. 81 TO- I~''s,. a'' - ~.
head. total fNf week i.I7 iii 90 N' ~.
sam. time last week s51 head cHn~gn' fh 'fn d"
head Nv YORK - h'tl. nn .al". -","' h''i
ings very Hight. market oI~nri active - 'f "' h'i
closed STEADY with fea loads un-ali ns fhrf '"u'
MT SHIPPED. owing o. the stormy "',ih'i. ~
$, aOgs5. u.c-lium and miN'i 81 s5Hf - y ~.
I, So tlss 81 90 rsYghs. S. 75ats. s'nss >ars' -
sheep ana lnmfs Receipts last - h'ur. go h"'l.
,,,, fo- ,ees thus far 3Gs head. for same iin" hs
YORK 80 h.sl 90 sale. Geo head. u'ft~' or'f"'
ana higher. closed nfm at-.ni ~ 'Anfis .,
- culs ami s. 7jasb - export ""ih"f- a."
10 81 20. good 81 7sa,5 choice 70 best lamb. ;, .a
good Cnnadas % sale solI late AZ s. '"ptI
Union STOCK Yards. 'hi,as, t"h WI. ~" ~, -
81 ,oass ~ suckers ana feeders s. 25aS3 - cows and
bulls. 81 aoas3 - calves - '1as' H' /,
e. choice mixed stasi -. choice nss"7"d ~ Hn> ~.
light 81 ioqt, 30 pigs. s. is' - sh'rp r"c.irs IS
lambs. s. soass y
81 Louis. Fob s-cattc receipts: ~. head MaIkcl
strong lut steady Native sass ~. cows 81 q.
as %: Texas steers. - 10 Hogs Receipts ~" head
3. ao 81 n, mixed 50 .oqsi so light slgsi ~ sheep
Native mixed 81 80. lambs ~ l0nk4 30
Fast Liberty. Feb -tsi'l" Receipts Nght. demand
e. % good 81 i5qsi ~. god butchers. 81 i~qH -
rough Fat s3as3 light steers. 81 l0uS5 20 Hog
drlphias 81 sasi co. mixed 81 ,.as, 70: best Yorker'
81 1oas4 to fair Workers - t'Hf 20 r'uss
Ta,f sheep supply light but demand good. market a.
tive and higher on 10th sheep and lamiso EAFa S'p
siGs2 ye;riinSs s. 5oas4 ~ lambs s. 2at5 %
common 10 fair lambs. >3nSi 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-Nork. February - i''' .
crDo>- Tho locol cotton market opened with partial
advance Of point ruled irmer as the session au, an.
on hrmer Liverpool. where futures cl.seu az au' ne,
p,rts advance. al was about poih'S W!
During the afternoon there was a weah hiiNe ~ a. =
on local realizing free offerings ana closed easy WIN
a net loss OF points. Commission houses VIZ Lee
sellers on point advance. Total sales Tor the u
we've ia 800 bales While port receipts are compare
lively light the receipts are heavier than ~
reced n is thought that for the coming
week will largely dominated 10y the weather al m,
south which is favorable for free movement ne
nc nv, rcceips to-day bales against 10 los
bales last IA 46 bales last year Port receipts
for the week were l4O2ll bales against l"l2J4 DaeS
last 4;9 bales last year Total snch az ai
rors g3 73i Exports to-day were as follows; 10
Great Britain $3.50 bales France IG4 bales; Continent
q 7o bales; and the week follows: Great Bfltal
IS CI6 bales; France 1909 bales Continent s2os aes
The saying that the small movement VIII I've
only temporary OF bad roads In the south anu
deal Of cotton held back which must
forward the future. The bulls say that nv
turning point the movement has come. ana tha IT,
CENTS will show and less from now on 800 ~,
Opening. close to-day, and cosihg oius 'e
.inlis Ind .OL0N:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

so sd track .. ss RSFs s s'sas
81 S. Dry sated meats steady Loose ns r boxed
worth more Bacon Iso. sePS 6y GS' s nG % aS
n hp clear sides &c boxed meats worth NC more
S WRskey Steady: sales IA bbls. 81 %
Milwaukee, Feb swhea was qTi ea, ,9sy May sold
M closed at 'c Th Gs%% rh O ONLY osr
reported inspected and these Se No red
5Sc No hard seac The barley market Is quiet and Ma
nc chan 2c : No ~?!e do .c Rye firm good de-
mand No t. 53c firm and scarce at 43.c Tor 40
Nav Prime steam lard SO - cash and Sc 20 May
Minneapolis Feb. s-There steady wheat market
grn out and IL sold m from the close yesterday largely
weather conditions Opening May '6c highest 'g, ~
opening 5cisc highest 57sa57c lowest IG:e closed IT,
55 today The prineirah fe%n n,. of hf
qnite Iiberaliy to arrive 100000 bush Of No Northern
qs RE- a" yd Re M p So o Nor fST Soc
s, S% i 10 B. sOe ' e Whit aoac Flour seldy
SOB for F patents 81 S,gs2 80 bakers Production
70 blls shipments 1895 bbs Bran and shorts steady
si5: 'I fancy bulk sia So
Philadelphia. Feb. s.-Flour market s'eadier in sym
pathy with the advance in wheat but 6uyers wrIe ' IN
actual wants Rye hour quiet steady at 81 90 per
former rates Wheat market strong adNah,sa tn2c
ndr light v rn7 , ar p oper,o cables We're gen
orally firm but there very iittle export inquiry,
Nd F Te IN %N' 81. az: MarG6 sSc April 59d
5e'.c. May. 5aa,a59'sc Corn market was firm under
light reccp.s and bush speculation IN all home gram
censs Prices here adya1ceG 4n ', n, CSo' in " the
market Local cariots were small supply and hrmy
held; quiei. No for local trade 4>atee The latter Tor
ass April sssa!sEs May a,''4s e., oats e-ias.
demard slow. quiet firm; closed l;c higher
l s"gsh S, So Ma rise = G f?5 Np %
MAY. 3I'sa3sc Eggs scarce higher lennsylv hrss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iiv.rpool Feb s. 3:4j p. m.-Bcef-Extr, India mess
steady al GSs sd; prime mess steady at 5.s ~ PORK
pr mo moss Western steady AT 5is 81. do medium
steady nt dis Hams Short cut about "a 90 !" ID hn
a, aos ~ Cumberland cut. about - to 30 10
,rn nj AIS: short rib about - NJ firm at os long cl'ar
rniddes about ~ ~ at s OIL long and short clear
rtdd,s alsout ~ No. s's I'd shoulders. about !.
~ IL n, firm at Chcese-A American finest white dull
a. asa American finest colped dull at i?s Taow Prime
civ nominal Cottons.ed oil Liverpool refined easy AZ
~ oI spirits 81 turTrrtne steady AZ lis Rosn ''n-
,, arm AZ "a lOi,1 Iard-Primc Wessern spot firm AT
Sts "a {. red winter firm al Is 6'zd, No red
rs Louis fancy winter firm
- 80 ~ ,,nrn MIXED Western spot. firm AT - Id Feb
r,a, firm nj As Nd: March at a. Id April firm at
a. Hons at London Pacific Coast firm AT I. JsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
WEST SHORE RI.

Trans leave West Al 81. station. New-iofA a. W.
lows. anu 10 minutes earlier from too FganA..n s"'
3iW 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo ,....,
ciio n. VI. Daily for Albany, ltlea, syracuse h0s"~
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago. s~.
O;t5 u. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. liica ''ns.
euse. Rochester. Buffalo Niasara Falls Toronto w
uot, Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis: e..,.~.
.ti5 J.. NJ Daily, except sunday for tuca syrae''"
Newark Rochester ard Bafrao. ,.h.s.
S:I5 4. VI. Daily for Albany Utca. syracuse hoeness'
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit C'e'e'''
Chicago and -. Louis. liam.
For tickets tables Of local trains paror and s,p
ingcar accommodations spply city ofirs hrookyn
NewY York. Il stations. Tine taples II p''"NV~
hotels For other Information address -.
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD,

stnticns foot of Cortiandt and Desbrosses Sta.
200 A VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and ntSs
mediate stations
s.15 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUY.
EALo. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE aA
he Wes'. anu PRINCIPAL and local points, dining car |"
suspension dge Pullman Nestihule Sleeper Chicago
lao A. VI. daily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
mediate points. Reading and Harrisburg
100 y. VI daily. except sunday. FOR ELMIRA ant al
intermediate stations connections FOR Pottsyle and Read
ing, chair ca. &c Wilkesbarre.
t;IO u. W. daily. except Sunday. for L. and B.
JUNCTION AID prIcpa intermediate stations; Pui,maa
Vile.
t:%O q. VI cailv evccr, Sunday. Tor SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD anc 1tsruediate stations
5id5 e. ". daily. for Eas1n and intermedste sta,ons
GOO T. VI. ds'y. for Bt'FFAI.O NIAGARA FALLS
and all poin West Pullman sleeper yeshulei trais
y Y 70 Chicago Sleener Rual0 and Toronto conres
lions for Reading Fni Harrisburg
Gi:sO y. VI. daily. except sunday for East1n and inter-
mediate stati,-s
o:00 r. Il. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocH.
ESTER PI'FFATO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman Sleepers TO Chicago and BuTalo. Chair
Wiikesb
Tickets ard Pullman sccommodatlons a, ?15; 26t aM
anil l32f Broadway. itS p0werv. 3 East lith s. ~
East l2'ir ST. y Y: ssn Fulton s. Court 81. %
Rrcadway ani P0,oivr Annex brooklyn y. Y.
The Y Y rransf'r -. viii r7i ~ and check oaggaV
rom hotel or residence through 70 test'r ,i'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
NvATIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
Eleven iron steamships. aggregating $1,000 Tons
pom New York Wednesday. Friday aud SATURDAY.
A DEIIGHrFUL sIX DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
70 GALVESTON. TEXAS Thence b. rail 10 MEXICO
CITY AND pofNTs ~ MEXICO. and 70 DENVER.
CoIoRADO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY Also to
Sax FRANCISCO and all california Winter Resorts.
NV FLORIDA-vIA BRUNSWICK. o.
10 JACKSONVILLE ST AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. &c
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued % all
noins H. Texas Colorado Utah Arizona California Mex
e. y Georgia Florida &c. Excellent accommoiations
Write Tor our GO-pags Pockct Guide tmaiei treel:
C. II MALLORY Co. Ger. Aets.. Pier 20, +. r.. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
RAILROAD Of W-jERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively
FoJr tracks Automatic Block signals.
on AND AFTER DEC I'D, isoi.

on AND AFTER pc I'D. 1898.
Trains leave station foot Of Liber,yst.
n9r Ea.ston behi.h~m. Aient9wn. Maueh chPsS a:,
To- Easton) 4:3o 55 7:3) to Ailertown. p NJ santayS
$50 q - e Easton). \. NJ. ! 90 $50. 600 =. "
For wske SO p',so1. ard sG 90 90 r.
For R@sdrg at : 20 500 ~ 1000. ii: 70 A. NJ 10
ass 80 A. NJ. 100 30 20. ECO p u. i2, nsss
For Harrsbu go 500 9:lo !. II. 40 30 90
100 5a5 p NJ. i2:i5 night Su.iays TOO $50. eN
For sunbrry Lewlsbu-z ard wll.,arspo-t at $50 sM
9;Io A. NJ; i:lo. 20. 80 p ". SUNDAYS 600 p "
EGsnk. as 40 81, " s,,rdavcco syc,,; Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 s:l5 A. NJ. las. $40 4:4O p ~
For Farmngaa.e. Toms River Bsrnegat Park ard Ban
nceat. 40 s:l5 A. NJ. i45. 4;40 r. ".
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Brdgeton. 4:3o A. u,
Say:siHE: iao 81, ri:so. A. y, -, l''. AIS ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA B4 46S AND WASHING
,, Fo, Phlad phla. week dayy 40 500 200 100
Cap: 500 Dining car ,a: 73o So p N i2.s
800 Dining Carr 600 P NJ. 1913 nigh.
DINING Carr A. NJ. 30 $50 500 lplring car 80
p. n. l::l5, right, sunday, coo ii,3o Dning cso
Tickets and pariorcar can be procured At IN
26i. as oti. tlo 323 Broadway. ~ Gh-ave q EsS
i4'hst. I3i East l2tth-s' 2Gi West l?5,hst. 25l Co
iurhus-ave New-York Cour, SEQ Futon-s,.. Rrok
Company viii call for and check baggage from hotel
residence n destination
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ElG CIT EEM M0 u RS ITO
SPRING T lMIE :

Nv tho fast steamers ~ Old Dominion Line 70 Old
Point Comfort and Virginia Reach. \ complete and de-
ghtful change Perfec, aoat and ashore
Try It and
write Tor particulars 20 Old Dominion 5. $. Company
PIER ~ North River Ncw-York W. l.. GUILLAUDEU
Vice President and Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
oJAPAN]aGM0NAa
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.

PACIFIC MAID ;. ;. co
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL. s. s. co.
Steamers leave san Francisco
OCEANIC Honolulu. February IL, y p m
GAELIC.
CHINA Honolulu .............. Maicn =" y p n
Tr freight passage and general Information apply 10
343 broadway. Battery Place. Washington BUILDING
and 2S1 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

CAVANNAH LINE-TIlREE TIMES WEEK
- Is Pier b. y r.. foot q Spring-s. Tuesdays.
Thursdays Saturdays at L. VI. For freight pas
sage apply To - 1890
II r. 3i7 Bway. s. T.. & w. Ry. 26i
j. I. ADAMS. q r. A. FIR. l. WALKER. AIT. O s.
352 Hwav s co. pier IS r
G. NJ. SORREI. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
DrD ~ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

DED %" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR la GUAYRA. PUERTO CABEILO. CARACAO
AND MARACAIBO. VIA CURACAO.
FROM PIERREPONr torres. BROOKLYN.
VI,NEZt ELLA ......... Wednesday. Feb 10. p
= = PUILApFI PHIA ...... Thursday Feb 81 1 p. H..
: CARACAS. Tuesday. March = 1 p.
These American built expressly for the trade
have very superior accommodations Tor passengers.
~ ~ BOULTON, BLISS & DATIETT,
General Managers l35 Front-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
NID DON'T MON LIN T..

n II II VI 7 y y
~ steamers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA BEACH.
PETERSBURG and RICHMOND Va and WASHING
TON. D. c-Moi. Tues Msa Thurs. ana Sa,. For
For WEST POINT yA.xTaos. Thurs and Sat From ron,
urdays p m. Through tickets and freight rates to all
''''''' ". L. GUIILAUDEU. Trafnc Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

Market easy to points decline, oonp pare;
with Yesterdays closing prices 1ransierripe l
h As Total sales. 1i.5r bales New" ork net f,ealS.
56s bales: gross. 56s; stock lG spot 'ot1n sam mn
changed compared with yesterdays closing 900 ,,.
snecuation and export, 500 bales: American 100 pai'
middling uplands 3D. Futures opened nm pSrnarx
ce2v FEBRUARY March, 262v: MaTch-April ISIS AiIii-
NJ 2OOab: Nay-June. Bob: JuneJuy. SO3i7s; July
August 30,s st-Sepember. aD6b; Sept'mber-oc,o
her, 3o7d30S October November %'s Novempe % u
be, 3I0i.s The weekly statement Of Liverpool stocks IS
as follows: