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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-18
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Domiciio: Ronda Pedro 70 II BARCELONA.
Febsero 2zde 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-18
SALON BARBERIA.
Jose AMIREZ COAMO

En- el pnnto mas csntrieo ae Il poblaci6n.
plaza principal, esta barberia estA montada
CON todas las comodidades apetecible~, I'm
de one oil p6blico no eche de menos Ia
prontitna oil buen servi 10. Por el sitio
que ocups, puede ser I'M lugar de reunion
muy poAtico sgradable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
In The Churches.

Preaching i'll the Free Methodist Church on
Sunday ut 1870 IA. m, Sunday school at $50
II. m. Everyone welcome
Rev. | l.. Wood Will preach at Cherry Hill.
tomorrow, Sunday, morning al 1880 o'clock,
and at Crouchs Chapel at 3 O'Clock
There will he supper held in Hart's NJ. L.
Church. Elk Neck, ON Thursday, February
2lst., for benefit OF pastor Tickets. 35 cents.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Curtis will hold Divine
service, next sunday February l7th, in
Chesapeake City mt 1890 a. m. and 7. Up. III.
The revival meetings that have been in
progress tor two weeks IN the Elkton A. L.
NJ. F. Church. still continue with good
results.
st. Andrews Guild will mold "A supper and
fair, in tine new cnurrh,bui.ding. near Andora
on Friday and saturday evenings. 22nd and
23rd inst.
Rev. W. 7. Valiant, OF Cherry Hill, will
preach in the EIkton NJ. L. Church on sun
day morning at 1890 uciook. The Rev. |. L.
Wood will preach AT Cherry Hill.
Services at Trinity Church Elkton. to-
morrow sunday, ut the usual hours Subject
Of sermon by the Rector, Rev. William
Srhouler "rhe Problem of Charitable
Relief"
Elkton Presbyterian Church services sun
day. l7th inst, 1876 a. m, sermon by the
pastor, Rev. J. McEImoyle. on Some Cur
rent Happenings and their Significance"
7.3O p. H., meeting under the auspices of the
Tempe rance and Good Citizenship COM
mttee of the Y. L. 5. c. Il. Subject, "Ths
Forces that Produce Good Citizenship"
Several short addresses Everybody cordially
welcome.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
LECTURE COURSE.
AT Tome Institute, Port Deposit.

Tome Institute has begun Il course of lec-
lures and other evening entertainments to he
given in the assembly room OF the Institute.
Notice OF titles and dates of entertainments
will appear in this journal
Some OF the lectures in prospect are The
Great Northern Country" by William A.
McAndrew. director in Pratt lnstitute-an
account OF the last developed portion of our
country; its newest railroads, It's cities, life,
and people. The Origin and History OF
Writing toy Prot. Norman +. Heffiey, direc-
tor in Pratt Institute, Brookyn, y. Y; The
Greatest Things on Earth - Prof. W. G. Cock
ham, Adelphl Academy. Brooklyn, NJ All
lectures will be fully illustrated with electric
stereopticon, and VIII be delivered by noted
men in the various lines OF literature. art and
science.
On Friday, February 10, Prof. McAndrew
lecturcd on The Great Northern Country.
Tickets for these lectures Will cost twenty-five
cents, and may be obtained ut Cameron's
drug store, Port DEPOSIT, or Dy written appli-
cation to the director, lone Institute There
are no reserved seats, tickets being issued
only To the number OF seats and Numbered in
sequence simply Tor the convenience Of the
Institute.
"heading from Dickens Prof. Walter V.
Holt has been pOstpuncd
TAe reading room OF Tome Institute WAS
opened 10 the publir on Thursday, February
Hn. and thcralter every morning from ten to
hali past eleven O'Clock, except on Saturday
when The hours VIII pc man past nine to naIt
past eleven. ON Monday, tuesday, Friday
ana saturday evenings the reading room will
he open IRON seven to nme O'Clock. During
tines" hours Tome Institute students may use
the library except IN IN" evenings.
Citizens, rIergymen and members of other
professions, and especially teachers. OF Ccci.
county are cordially invited to avail them
selves OF the library privileges for reading
and reference
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
Death Of William L. Parker,

Mr.. William l.. Parker a well known and
respected citizen OF TINS county. residing at
Cart"rs paper mills, died at an early hour ON
tuesday nlornIng last, in his 10th year. He
la4 been II sufferer Tor number Of yeur3
from disease Of the kidneys, which caused
nm great personal discomfort, and which
delicd the sNiIl OF his physicians.
Mr.. Parker was son OF the late Charles
Parker oi this county. and Il grandson of the
late Robert Carter, the pioneer OF the paper
making industry IN this county, MS mother
being Harriet Carter. an own sister of VIM. q.
Carter aud a haII-slster OF Henry Il. Carter
the late |. u. Carter and Dir. Robert Carter
MIR. Parker leaves widow, but no children
his wife beng daughter ot Thomas Tong,
o! this county. He was employed at the
Cecil Paper Mills at the time Of his death
He was an excellent citizen and IA good man,
and his death Is IA loss to his vicinity.
His funeral took place Yesterday, and was
conducted by the Rev. William L. Valiant, o.
the Cherry Hill NJ. +. Church, in the GENE
terry of which his body WAS land.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
TO HELP THE POOR.
The Churches of ElktUn Unite in THIS
Charitable Mission.

committee. ,.,,,,,ri.,,,.. ,., ,.... - ,
two rrprns,r,t,,ti,,,.. fr,., +,, u,.,l.,,4,
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corni Churches q, l,Ii.,,r .l,lI .. .,..,t,,...
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,n,,Ii..oti,,, f h,i,, :, Ala, 4
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district. are ~ foi,oyy..
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and Mrs Frunk Enrr ,,..to,.
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.Iruos,u., tnr,n ,.v,,no,.,, ,,,,.,, ma, ..,,,.
Mis-. N. :. Evans ana Mrs ,i,,yo,,, ,.,.,t,..,,
VISITORS.
Fourth District All that 90 .t,,,, ,.t ,,,,,.,,
west Of North street .urnu.,n,, ,n,,t .,r,,,,
EXTENDED to the river AIRS " n ,,,. ,,,,
Mrs. ". Il. G.Ipm. visitors
The committee orranlzc,i hv c,,.tir, u ,t
Mccullough, ESD. Treasurer and Serr.unrv.
Or Il g. Nurkuu E,.vs N.LIr,.,,.,. 49,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
A Bereaved Family,

A sad case Of bereavement is that of Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Marten. who reside on
the Cleand farm near Elkton. On Thursday
morning of last week an infant child died
from dipthera, aud on Friday second child
died from the same nalaiy The remaining
child aged four years was then i'll and on
Wednesday also fell II victim to the same
disease The three children were girls. Mr..
and Mrs. Marten are hrurt broken over the
bereavement and have the sympathy of the
entire community
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
Chesapeake City Items.

CHESAPEAKE CITY, Feb. ii, ls24
The young people are having lots of sport
rpasting on CoolinSS Hill.
Communion service will be- held in the NJ
L. Church. Sunday morning.
the revival services at the VI. l.. Church
closed SUNDAY night on account of bad
weather.
Steele Cooling had his eye hurt while coast
ing Tuesday night. He was run into by
another boy.
Bishop Curtis Of Wilmington. Del will
preach in st. Rose Catholic Church, Sunday
I.srniug and evening.
Miss Emma Leslie hal talfey pulling on
Monday night. Those present were Misses
Bulnh Benson, Rebl Hu lson, Linda Krastel,
Mary Leslie, Rachel LoIcrss, Lizzie Norris
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
Charity Supper.

The ladies Of the town will hold supper in
Odd Fellows Hal On Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings next tOr the benefit Of the
poor. and which every one that can. should
aid either by their aLLcn ltn." or ron.ribut/
ion. All contributions sent before Tu"slal
can b" left ut the hone o, Mrs. John II.
Alexander, on North street. and On Tucsda}
after II O'.lo X at the Hat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
School Commissioners.

The Board OF School Commissioners met on
Tuesday. Present Messrs. Everist. Ash and
White Minutes We're read and approved
An Institute was held ON January 3Oyh and
3lst and February lst. 1t was regarded as
quite successful.
The following bills We're ordered To he
paid: II. Ninsinger. furniture. No. 5. Third
district @2i,0O; IL. Ninsiiger, furniture No. 4
Second district, :l6,00: Thos. Conrcy, coal,
second district, 500. 25; expenses of Institute
sundry bills. Ss2.9o
The quarterly accounts We're examined and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
Lecture al AndGra.

Hon. John $. Writ will deliver Il lecture in
thd new 81. Andrews Church, Andora, near
Providence Corner, this, Saturday, evening.
NJ half past seven. Subject, maryland. My
Maryland." Admission, 2? cents. which will
be in aid OF the church building fund. The
reputation of the speaker and the Object in
aid of which the lecture is given ought to
secure a lnrge attendance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
Death OF W. H. Kirk.

William II. Kirk well-known resident Of
the Sixth district died at his home on We'd
nesday, from the effects Of "a paralytic stroke
which ne had several days before He was
in the S3rd year ot his age and leaves II widsTw
\and children.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
NORrH EAST.
North Etsl. Feb.

North Last. Feb. lj, 1898.
Considerable tait and anxiety was created
here hy the announcement that receivers had
been appointed for the Mccullough Iron
Company, but ii is believed thai it will in no
wise affect the works, which have been idle
all the winter except fhc forgcs and one
sheet mill, which is stIil running. The work
\of rebuilding that portion Of the mill which
Mas burned down in October last is still in
pkogr,ss
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
ACCOUNTS PASSED.

First and final account OF Thomas G.. Bond
administrator Of y. Byron smith and dis
trioution struck on same: third account OF +.
Il. Gillespie, administrator d. b. n. c. t. A. of
Edmund Ph!slck; first and final account of
/. u. Gillespie. executor of John Taylor; first
ana fhaI account Of ElnOr j. White, eNl
rrutor of Eliza Balance; first and final pre-
terred account of Mary ID. Bennett admins
tratiX OF Elizabeth Denney. and dividend
struck on same: first and final account of
George W. and Robert l.. Barnes. admins
traitors of Rachel l.. Barnes and distribution
struck on same; first and final account OF
Caroline J.. Flintham, administrators of Ben
jamin Flintham, and distribution struck OH
same; first and final account of James e.
Russell executor of James W. Gwinn. and
distribution struck ON same: first and final
account OF George w. Craig and Elizabeth
Craig, executors Of William Craig: seventh
account Of I. b. Gillespie. guardian of Clar-
cnce Il. Mccullough; third and final account
oi jacob Tome, guardian of j. Webb Rey-
nolds
Court adjourned to meet in regular session
on March l2th, 1895.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
An Interesting Sight.

There is an interestns sight at what is
known as White Hall hill, on the old Lewis
Vile road, just north of Cherry Hill. There
the snow is banked fully ten feet deep. through
which Il cut has been made. The strong
wind took up the sand and dirt from the
fields and spread it over the snow. so a. you
drive through the cut it has the appearance
Of being two walls OF rock. 1t is well worth
VI drive there to see the sight
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
BONDS APPROVED,

Bond Of Martin Burgett administrator d.
u. II. g. I. "a. OF Harvey Burgett; bond of VIM.
Il. Nhworth, administrator Of Caroline
M'Cabc: bond of,Annle Il. Gardner. guardian
2i Bessie NJ. Winchester, bond OF Caroline
'. Pond, guardian Of Elmer C., Annie c..
and Elsie A. Pond.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
RISING sun.

one of the worst storms since the 1888
, blizzard, in fact worse in some respects,
visited US on Thursday night. The snow fell
to the depth of about twelve inches, when IA
heavy wind sprang up and kept getting worse
until 1t was regular blizzard. The morning
train that reaches here at q got stuck in IL
DRIFT at Sylmar. The train that reaches here
at 1908 was about thirty minutes late. 1t
having two engines the conductor thought
they could get though the deep cut at Hunts
hut when about half way through both
engines stuck fast. The engineers seeing they
could get no further reversed their engines
and to their dismay could not get back. The
train had no Passengers except two agents
who came back to the hotel They snow was
blowing so hard they saw it was no use To
shovel, 50 nothing was done until Saturday,
when the section gang shoveled all day. and
on Sunday they were reinforced blythe Colora
gang. 1t was finally gotten out by Monday
noon. on which day Il gang of $50 men lrOm
Oxford came down and helped dig the train
out The company only offered ten cents an
hour, consequently could get very few men
from this nelghhorhOod. our town was also
showed under, the streets being almost i'm
passabe iOr two or three days. the public
roads in every direction are blocked. the
farmers having to dig them at their own
expense, therefore they are slow to open them.
CuNuWINGO.
A. Il general thing the roads are all open
now ANA travel is resumed. our little town
was not affected much in regard to SHOW
drifts beng Ill the place wprre IT was well pro
tected by the hills. lhc only public road to
and from this place that was not ,iriited so Us
to stop travel was the road down the old
canal TO Octoraro, except the urIdlseto the Har-
ford side. Pilot Iown was completely showed
III until sunday morning wien one man was
seen To mount the drIlt with his shovel which
looked ike big undertaking Tor one man,
Tor there wa about one mile uG drlIt III
length, to open beiol" any Use much could j."
made oI the road. But ne hat not snoycll-d
long before several others joined nun and hy
! O'Clock, +. m. the road was made passable
from Pilot Town to Conowincu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
County Commissioners,

The County Commissioners were in regu-
lar monthly session on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Present: A. Anderson. j. c. Price, Jr..
s. L. Hndman.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Treasurer John W. Banks, made the follow
ing report for the month of January, 1855.
RECEIPTS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16

Orphans Court.

Tn" Orphans Court tor Cecil County met
on Tuesday last. Present: james McCauley,
Chief Judge; W. X. Rechefus and David p
Davis, Associate Judges.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16

Wouldn't Salary Come Handy?-See ad-
vertsement Of II "Chanco to earn money! on
page 3, il you want Il position.
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The appointment of ke%iah Alexander to
school No. IL. Third district, tcooredD for
the remainder of this year was confirmed.
Owing to the death of John w. Beaven,
long an honored trustee of school No. 4,
seventh district. W. X. Reckeius was APP
pointed as trustee of said school. Adjourned.
GEORGE BIDDLE. Secretary.
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S2s,4S2 %


HE Commissioners took into consideration
the matter Of opening the county roads block
AIDED with snow and decided that it would
not be advisable to do this work because of
the expense. Several persons made appli-
cation to. the Board to take steps to open
the roads.
The claim of George Biddle, School eX-
aminer, for 81 10000 for the public school
fund was aXamincd, passed and ordered to
br paid
Report of William Benjamin. james Clifford
and Jos. l.. Wells, examiners appointed to
view and determine whether the public con
VenIen"e required the opening Of II public
road III the Fodrth Election district as
petitioned for 10y Edwin II. Strahorn and
others was, examined and rejected.
Various changes and corrections were
ordered to be made in the assessments for
1895.
WEDNESDAY
Clinton J. White, Sheriff, appeared before
the board making claim Of el2. 50 for feeding,
trarnps. Fhe claim was passed and ordered
paid.
The following bids We're received for
furnishing lto ryr Jua county buildings fot
1898: J. II. M.Neal 10. 100 lbs. Geo. Booth
40 100 los, Jacoo Howard 25c 100 lbs. jacob
Howard va, awarded the contract.
The Board adjourned to meet February lb
and 20. 1898.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
Letters Advertised.
ELKToS PosT- T-oHICE, Feb.

ELKToN Posr-o#ICE, Feb IL, 1895.
Mr. John VAIL Mr.. George Regares,
Miss Fannie Hopkins, Mr.. q. Commings,
Miss Lidie Collins, Mr. VIM. Rosell
Miss lddee Potts. Mr. Tiney Reed,
Miss Lena Cameron. Mr. Saml Hammond
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
DISBU RSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS
State tax deposited to credit of
Comptroller State Treasury . : S7l II
County funds disbursed during
month ....... ................. lib IT
Bal. in National Bank .. 81, ,S3} %
Bal. in ID National Bank. 1916 90
Bal. in Rising Sun Bank. .637 OF
Bills receivable in safe. l,75O 60
Cash in safe ............. 10
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-20

NEW Yorr. September l?.-Flour. steaiv
and moderate d"muuj winter wheat low
grades. Sa.LJa2.3u. @. iIir. 10 fancy <2Gnn
H.25; 90. patent, :33la '.in. Minncsota Gle. r.
e450a2..U; DO patents -. lOai.iO low extras.
50. ja2.5U. cI:y mills. :3.s5ui.tU: 40 patents
.39Oai.a5. Southern houi cios-d 4u!et ana
STEADY; common TO iaIr e&tr.. $2.Uua2. "a:
good to cEoIce.do +!sUu3 10 Whclr,
uull, oi enci irmer. clo>oi easier,
No 2. rcd, store ana elevator. rSc;
"noHt. O3 L, unGraded 1iaS3c.N No =. red, C3,c.
Corn. n! ANA ,itm; No . Ie ele-
vator; 40 l-ic. anoat; unEraled mixed, 5Gi
naH.c; steamer mixed % a5S,ci No =. Isaa
i"!c Oats. dun mi iirmcr. No 2 25c: so
white, ZHa29.c. mixed Western. 2ja27c. Cut
meats. quiet. picheled bellies. u e; shoulders
ata5 l-2c hams sl..c: mddlcs nominal:
short clear. $3.50. Lsri. hrmer and quiet:
Western steam. sG.2I l-2 city. IT, Pork dul
AMI ST ady mess. :l0.UualO.2j, extra urine
nominal. Coiicc-l:Io closed steady No :.
l7.c sugar Raw. du!I "nh unchanged
fair refining. 3a3:c l,olinud nrm
and fairly active: on a, Iai;c mould
y. ii-l6ai;. standard A. ! 5-lGnuc; cut
Loaf, l5-l6.b:c crushed, Is lGa5. g
Hianulated. 5.lCai.c.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS ouicKIn rmAN ANY OTHER
lIiEouGh DAY A%p NtGuT EMPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE iTLrtlcrM MAY 1885,
;.EAll HoKtoAk.
"a u dMi', except sunday -Porismoutl,
liish street, 80 .. an Arri,cu rLila
ncPh"' ~ p M New York at s.',s
iEANE NORFOLK.
e:lC =. m. naiy. portsmouth, High street 60,
AiIi.s@ Philadelphia 5lOa m D N.s
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
SEQ a. III. uaiIy, l'nr,mouth, High street 9.lO)
th,inS 10" l"rk . M; Philadelphia
Al Al H VI 81 NoEfoLK.
t:U5 r. m. daily except sunday PORTSMOUTH
iilgl, -'icci, u .. No., leaving New
,., ORR ~ a. IT,. Philadelphia TO- 20 n m,
'"s' ',hnccii1u made with 1Ii ru.I and ,,nnn
lines 10 aud from Bosom ~ ''"u
Pullman Sleeping las ON might trains bc, ween
Jersey ny, Philadelphia sud tale Charles Pan
man liuiirt aud ParOr Cars on dAy trains nctwe,u
fhi!aurlrhia and Cape Charles.
So Through Ticket, sold aud i"ggdSe checked
.t Wakes Ag'ncy. under Auan!'c Hot, and on
thtIteamers. Il. H. COOKE,
Genc. Al a. gent.
NORFOLK AND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON
DIHsED Schedule
~ LIIL,i Lu,-. %, is95.
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TRAVELLERS .t.U,DE.
'TiE NORFOLK, ALBEMAgLE AND ALLAN
TIC RAILROAD Co.

'Ilik NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE And ALLAN
TIC KAILKOAUCO.
,iLAs w. BURT.
TIME TABLE No I'm EFFECT SUNDAY,
SELL. lsr, 1875, AT go LOCK AN.
iEA\i. .>oi;rOik.
300 III, daily except SUNDAY mixed arriye Wiz.
GINA Eeaoh $40 M
'''VVa H. uaily through eHpics,; arrive Virginia
t." M a, da,y, io,nl express; arrive Virginia
$50 p NJ daily, through e1 press aIriro yi,y;ni,
Beach ':e5 pm.
o;l' i IA, daily local express arrive virginia
Hrach 800 pm
.. III, daily ia az" express; arrive Virginia
Beach SEQ ~ ~.
iIANI VIRGINIA BEACu
$40 M daily, local express arrive Norfolk at
y o ~, ~ except SUNDAY, mixed; arrive Nor
IollS - = ~ 49,
10 III, daily, stops only 1T Dogma l,pnh,,r,
ALL m, daily thiOurh cxpIcss. ar,lyr Sn,i,,ii.
e;l1 M, daily. local express; arrt,c Norfolk :.
sl'rm, tally through express; arrive Norfolk
".'tpm.
On Sunday the 10 a M Train from NorC.k
WI, s,op on SiSnal Il kcmpsvil!C i.yi nha,cu
Trans stop only on signal II intermediate.
fthll"h~ {" lu't all ur take on pa~..urcrs
through Express TrRlus make tho trim Ia
.hlrty.hve minutes; Local Express Tram,
iorty-dvc minutes
Chair Car is attached to all Passenger train,
scnts - cents each
b.. HOLLAND,
Genttui super nlcuuoul
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ssrNt.rrtcS.

CorfEE-Aluch higher aud active: Rio.
common lGlsl7ic; Fair. Is ;al9c; Good. 2la
pa iUlc.
Sinurs ASD ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Syrups
bright. lsa23c. Fair Grades. IL a20c; Porto
Rico. l6, 20 and 2Gc, as to grade
NEW onlEANS MoLAssES-Quiet; Fair, zoe
20 Good. 36ai0t; Choice, i5c.
FLOUR - Market easy. Western Spring
Wheat. Best Patent Family ii.5u; Winter
Wheat. Best Patent Family. si.I5: Winter
Wheat. Choice Patent Family. t3.95: Choice
StlrnGht Family. $3.50: Good Family. S}.55:
Far Family. :3.45; Good Low Family. So 3d.
Good Extra. S325,
SMT-Firm: Liverpool Fine. :lO0al 10;
q. A.. 55n65c, ~ t. weight
fi,E MiIlcd, 5adc; rice, IN rough, 6laG5c
per bushsl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-20
ls:titi.iiorc MARKETS.

lhrTIMorr. S,pt i9-Flonr more active:
western suvcttne. S22Oa2 30 Western
extra. - F0a}.75 do Family. - 9jn3 -: VIM
ter wheat nteutS :3.3I,3 80: spring do g. A.
n@.1h: dc straight. -. 25a3 30. Wheat 'osei
nnSettci aui higher; SO rod
t3 S-lai3.C: steamer No . rod. GO a-iaflc;
southern wheat 10y sample. 6la o. 10
IN grade. coat c. Corn clio o. unscttle I
h"n tit!e- No , mixed. suot. iluil!r:
southern white corn, llai2c: do yellow. spa
a3c. oats. firm. Spoi iul irv: ~ white
Western. 2G'H21o; No mixed Western. "a "a
2itc. Provisions, steAiy mess pork. i'll 90:
bulk shoulders &c; short rio sides. &c: clear
sides &c; sugar cured shoulders Sc. hams.
small. II c; l.rEc, III! Lard retiuoh, 7sc
toiice. jail: No :. lii. Sugar, strong, gran
u.NIcG, !5.5S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-20
Cotton .fIlritefa.

Nrw INK. September la.-Cotton futures
c osed firm. Sales. 2Og,2uO bales Mildlimg
gulf, -. mIuGllmE uphnds. SI.I. Sen.
tenber. u3. October 81 November. \ 10:
5 -; March. 81; April. 5 ~; May. s ~.
Total nct receipts at all ports to-day. l2,-
losl so far this week: Ne receipts p
us; exports Great lhItain 10 ,G32; france.
20; Continent. 1895.
LsN,nl n"r, sept. l9.-l2:3J y. motion.
i"Ir business doue; prizes favor buyers:
american middtnS. 9.3ld. Sales. ~ coo
bales American, l0lOU bales. specuintion
ana export. 500 Ua.o'; receipts bales.