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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Andriss. Gertrude ]. 10 New-York County Ma
tional Bank. s2d-st. 800 It W OF vth-a'e'
R en'i'a Helen NJ. to Henry Cheney. 4sd-st.
l4i.s IT Of loth.ave year sarah Wright.
n e S Samuel-st. lot l12. map East FREMONT
ppannd d1s ignatz. to Aaron weIser. No 27s
BOVINE ane Benjamin II. and wife to John Baldwin.
No 80 East l2S IN yeaF Life Insurance. CO.
$ 72d-st. 100 It W OF West End-ave. mort
sam nss' to Henry oppenheimer 72dst 100 #
Chamber nj weS' Ellen ita n. and another to Herman
Mundheim $ Talmadge-st 100 It OF WASH
p ahs'0 Anna II se and another to Howell.
Walton-ave. 2G26 IT OF l5oth.st; years ,,.;
60 OF New-York. trustee. s 4sth-st, lol.o II
w OF 5th-ave, years. 800. =. -
Same to same. 4sth-st. 1915 II OF o'n-aVe'
Ei FL ysar Therese to Harlem Savings Bank,
FLANAGAN HV,ast John F to Martin Metzser corner
IO0th-st and Amsterdam-ave demand ;.:..,,'.
Frizell Samuel. and wife TO Max pah,iser.
oOth-st, 1874 It OF Maeison-ave' year. z
H mIas James X. to John Bussng jr, veriO-
ave I742 II s OF Cliford-st. years
Klein. Benedict A. to Frederick J Mddlebrook
ct al e s Eldridge-st. 1911 It n of canai-st 4
sa mor's ga Trustees of Louis Mamesley Sui
Ivan ST. 1868 IT OF Prince-st: years. 40
Same to Farmers Loan and Trust Co. No ~
K Me'' Poweil Saade l.. and Thomas IL to susy
r Wood n Jefferson-st lots 50 to 80 map OF
Section b. Edenwald. years. p. ;;..;;'
Lo Forte Remigio. TO the Dime savings bahx:
Brooklyn, n $ 5sth-st. 200 It OF 6th-ave'
Mc es.s james. and wife to Tinsey Jeter.
Perry-aye lot 3s4 map OF Norwood. years.
McEntee. Mary F., to Title Guarantee ana asu oss
Co old e $ l46th-st, $50 II Of 3d-ave, years
McAndrsws John T. to 23d Ward Cooperative
building and Loan Association. W Tinton-aVe'
2l, n 8 OF l69th-st, instalments. ......: ..:...
Noonan Hannah, TO Daniel Quigley. W Arthur
AZ 3c5 n = OF Pehan-ave, year. ..........;.
Overlook. Alexander New. TO the Emlgaant. IN
dustriai Savings Bank. n l44th-st 1854 II W
OF Amsterdam-ave, 1 year. mortgages.
Rogers Corneia II b. and another TO the MUTUAL
life Insurance Co OF New-York . lolst-st,
90 II W OF 2d-ave. year. '..;a..,:;:'
schnuee Francis j. to Jacob Schmitt. n l26th-
At 223 II e Of Columbus save, years. .,;...'
same 10 same n s l26th-st. 200 II OF Coium-
bus-ave, years '.''..' .. :. :. -
Wilks MARY. 10 John Bonnet. jr. and another.
executors. n l06th-st. $50 II OF 2d-ave, D
years 80 -. .
Wells Anne r. to NJ sutton. corner
White Plains Road and Elizabeth-st. year. .
weser John A. and wife to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, . 3 43d-st. 325 IT W OF loth-ave,
years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOrk. August 1850
and cE sausheres and 3
ea a.d on counting sn Of w inf' IS cs c
Trade SLOW from beginning to n do an %ere steady
Tough stun abundant supply and fractien lower
S ssasAt 9"3 ls% e1 es
aa mani STATE, sssT 30 'sl & 'Gs Ga 10
tds. a 81 s5s sss' S s' &c
ss@s5 c SIDE. slow at 5Sss per
sSs 90 ns a" s.s qS ss Fvs ss S
STEADY a. nd s aRp sHs at
dresseS Weight shipments include loo cattle on
hSu aoe7 quarters Company and
s. sheen Ir l. sRd the Gulf AA"''
% IS 90 sa"S isS 1e a 9n s. o. 'fs $685.
At s; s. 49, State DO s. 25 1850 r al a.
o. d? ls.y a" dS 3d. at ls g ID d. 1880 +
1908 n at 50 So . dO is - n butts al $? 1888 s
e q a. ssse D a. g 's at o. s.
% H,sss steers ss ,s 1879 m a. at :: 90
r. los i rs & 4: 10 g. e. SO 3 CO. az g
" 81 & a. d 70! 49, a. 81 70; s sG i:s b. at
o. sS S% 5s :" Som NJ % q
ssssHHa G1.Ss: ) 'S; 'sss i'ss +
+ g. Fl lso g. r. q q
% ss indiana rans'T sll l.as 1854 at S d.
g. q S6s g. g. at ' i: "a fs az: da
5: IS ss CO. go s.'a III p at "a. ss': 'saS r
cow. il4o ~ at 49, do l7S H. at s2"'s; II DO 's'
ID az Sherman: Is Illinois steers 1910 10 at 81 50:
do ITO ~ at s. 49, IS do, 1873 b. at 81 s5 10 do lilo
Huns al s. H a 'ssF; r 90 80 j. sr'
* 81 s. ~ IS a. IS "a
j. g. io' curtis state steers 800 n at 50 bulls 1872
H. at 80: cow $50 M. at So do. at $40 each; do
sis s's s; Gsen 4, ~ y 30 a; a1 g TO-
bulls $40 H. a, & as dO 10 S' Do d, eac a1 49, 10 do
on S trade aR sssd ssas
sim due at late hour FROM hu airS. and s
so pSr head ,Ie extra ed %h' at ssas sS
Halenbeck & Hollis: fresh calves included at
!. G. Curtis: cow for sH; DO. for s35; do
CALVES Receipts. 1920 head s except IS head; 70,
duI and 25e lower crasSers and buermks were in
@ sRp Of 'as S 1s o% %d ruin n su and
about 200 head were 20 eel at late hour GTSssers sod
%: Sns .s Sed e ssSe; :.., :. ' 90 %
sas. S'' pnis"S,ss; 1928 ysal; ls2 81
30 %, 4? no o. u, e. 81 3 srs fed calves us ~
H. at s. i2 1856 H. at a. 10 do. III NJ
p Nelson: yssl; 40 ~ a. &; d. Ieo n at 81
~ az u, 81 as, DO 2is NJ 81: culIs III n NJ 81
40 mixed calves 2o4 No. at 49, Il l5s NJ IS
] raiicnbeck a. Hollis: - yeals. lJ4 ~ a Do
III n. At 81 az do: 1872 ~ at e. 81 do. i4o N, al
DO ii2 ~ 81 10: do. 2do II. 81 ~: do NJ
Il % sss H. 3. 81 s' $50 n at sa,s
do las H.. at So
{ S &; H.: Y E +. IT, 2
Hume Mullen: veals. ls3 10. 81 %; 30 do. $40
~ al 81 II do 1876 H. at 81 75 G do il3 NJ at SO 30
l5I ~ al, Sc: DO 1872 NJ q, ;, 20 u DO l57 10 at 81
H. at 81; do. 20 H. 81: DO zoo NJ at 81 So 81
gassers and buiermilk FOG n. 81 81 10 do TO- NJ at
81 80 1876 DO lao H. at So l5s do. iC3 n. at ST. 20 do
1874 N. at 81 -.
rs Judd Coz veals. 1855 H. at 81 30: 32 do las n.
81 25 256 Do. 15s ~. ST. do i55 H. So 50 10
mixed calves l5I NJ - 80: 81 do. 1876 10 M ~ do
2i7 10. az 81 10 10 DO 200 NJ So go 10 do 20 NJ at
81; 81 bu;termilks. ls3 ~ at s. rs
s. Sanders: AZ veas los No. 81 12ik N. at
81. 80 do. IA ~ 81 10 do n 81 10 20 do.
:ol To- at u. culIs 2os n. at 81; fed calves 22 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings ana alt
have been fled with the Building Department:
New buildings. - 49,, ...,..
dwelling. by Augusta w Butt. OF Wiiett-ave
Woodlawn Heights - :. - y. =.
Centre-st Q $, SO II n OF Worth.st, three-story
brick warehouse, by James Boyd OF lVO west
Alterations. ., ~ -
four-story and basement brick stable
2gth-st Nos and West by Angelo Moreilo. 10
A four-story brick restaurant and lodging mouse:
Brook-aye e g. $50 II OF i65th-st. by Albert
Rei TO a three and a. half story frame dwelling.
eOth-st No 80 East. by Annie Leverich. 10
nve-story brick dwelling .::..:.::.::......''
rrankn-ave. No 1893 by Fred Telling. to
three-s,ory frame store and dwelling. ...:....;.
broadway and 39th-st. corner. by Joeeph
Brewer to a seven-story brick bachelors apart
bsth-st No iii to ll9 East. by German Leder-
kranz 10 a four-story brick clubhouse
Wash,ngton-ave $. ~ II OF lOstn-st. oy
Thomas Hicks, to two-story frame stoop ana
ets,.st 10 10 TO "a West. by Benjamin stein
hardt TO Ave fve-story brick fats ana STUDIOS
Franklin ave No l229. by Elizabeth Alien 70
,hree story frame store and dwelling
Franklin-aye No 1928 by same. TO two-story
frame dwelling and store ......-..-.
a2d-st East No % by DR. Andrew smith, 20
"A fourstory and basement brick once anu
dwelling ...........,..-.... ...''.'''.'''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

q, Z
pEANs AND PEAs-Demand from all sources ~ sui ,,
DE yh, hut there IL no urgency the moment 10 sell
scsnt at fun late prices make no canre ~
H. General line Green peas easy We a"oaa'
domestic. choice per bush ~ 30 as 90
90 ~ do medium 81 50: do white kidney, y iyIs "a
sd kdney 81 1851 50; do turtle soup 81 42us, a.
40 yellow eye 81 209s2 25 d. Lima. Call ~ '.u n '
81 eoayi 20; DO. foreign. q 1oasi no. f as2e
p unrTTFRThe market received support from the I,
western adyices and light receipts but there wns held
trade In nearly all kinds Extra creamy a..
steady at buyers recognized that TO te the r wanted
P, there was plenty Of soch 70 meet cuI,eu .., with
axny the top grade was an irregular ma nS storage
narrow outlet Further sales OF co h,,
s,er nj i9Qi9Ac. State dairy hrm or me IN fresb
.her sorts not much wanted Mo'e"e"' - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r5varroo, Aug ! 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
as ~ Tas ID prime mess dull 5ss cd. Pork.Prime
mess western fine dull BIS Cd; do medium duii al
hIs IA Uams-Short cut about IA TO ~ ID. dul a, 5s
Bacon-Cumberand about % TO 80 10 STEADY az e.
sbnr, rib about - ~ 36s Cd, long clear mau,es
about AZ N firm at 3js: long and short clear nddiss
about IS H. firm 34s Cd shoulders-About ~ 20 - 10
arn AZ Ais Cd Iari-Prme Western spot du az Jus 20
Cheese-American finest white and coored STEADY a, o.
"a Cottons-ed o-I.vsrpool refined firm AT lis "i
S,rt,s 81 t,rpentine Cd Rosn-Cominon duI
at IS Wheat-No 2 red winter firm at rs %; No req
snrng firm at Flour-St Louis fancy winter hrfh
al Is 3D. Corn-Mxed Western spot dull at ~ 70 An
,s, dull AT Is lid September dull AT rs lAsd OCTOBER
dull AT Is lid Hops London-Pachc coast steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08

Market closed quiet at point decline COMPARED H sna
yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices 'vV
Total sales York receipts lVO
bales Exports Continent 81 bales forwarded 90 bales
sales 1850 bales: spnners. 1OSl bales stock lIz 500
bales Total receipts to-day 1l2 bales thus far tbs
week 9l7 bales Exports to-day: Great Britain e3aS
France 800 bales Continent. 30 bales linus lar
week Great Britain rs bales France 800 oales
steady, Lice higher Middling uplands TIC; mdding
gulf. 7isc Sales. losl bales. all spinning .s,.,.,
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton. more demand andilCna
saIes to-day 1900 bales American sales 1000 bales
EJACULATION and export. I 600 bales; American ~
bales; receipts 900 bales middlins upands 70 sd
Futures opened steady sellers at 264 advance closed
quiet and steady to points net advsn an, Aus s
S47b; August September. Sab September S1e
November 3sob: November Desember SS1hss
er-January 352ias January February. SoS,eo'
FEBRUARY March. 35ss; MarchApril S5ess: April. MAY
tendency: cloths business at low prices .,o.
C-OFFEy--The local movement was renal kably SLOW
range Cables featureless IDeiiv
Chief sales were for OCTOBER. nam
hug market quiet August 1880 pigs September IS 70
ffgs October rs pigs November. 1450 pigs RIO oncis
rrces "A 300 No 4 market steady receipts sU
bags: stock $4,000 bags; exchange los; cleared lor
United States 5000 bags. Santos receipts ilVu page
Santos $4,000 bags market STEADY a, .. 20
francs: October % francs: November, % % francs
Contracts 10 10 % points advance sales
--st hays rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
The STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug Flour quiet receipts stoS ebs
Wheat steady; spot and August. G9ao'sc sep
TENDER 697sG7Ohc December. I3n I3lsc; steamer No
red G6dG5I.c: Southern by sample, iOpi 90 on
grade 67i,d7Oc stock 74G 700 bush sales. lIiVO bush
Corn dull lower: spot iGaNiIc; August 4oi2c ASKED
September 45Iza4J3.c year 3si2c asked January 3t%4
3sc Southern white 49c do yellow. oOaolc stock Iool
bush; sales 1900 bush Oats quiet and steady NO Z
white Western 3O430isc: No mixed do 29c asked
stock ia 1874 bush Rye steady; No 2 Bic stock l56l
bush Hay easier. s6asl6 30. Grain freights steady
s3 M bulk shoulders 6c short rib and clear sides zc
sugar cured shoulders hams, small lie; large, ll@c
Lard refined 7Ac Eggs firm. 12i=H13c Other articles
unchanged.
Boston. Aug Flour dull and easy. Oats quiet
Shorts steady steady. Butter rmer Western
creamery $4,000; Northern creamery. "Dq2lc cheese
ouet: Northern. Sq9kc: Western 1sdsc Eggs frm Tor
fresh; Eastern 17c; Western and Michigan lig1412c
Buffalo Aug 7.-spring wheat fair demand; spot limit
higher; lower; No hard spot &c Chicago Sep
teniber: do. (. La7c under New York September
Sales 1900 bush No hard spot. I2S.g'3c spot; loon
bush arrive. T3c; $4,000 do I. .2ac Closing No
sales cars No red Chicago. G9a.nIc: 1000 Indiana
IOs.c; 600 bush No white oregon, 6eisc track; cars
No white 73isc track Closing: No red Chicago 7ossp
7i1c: do Indiana. 7ltn72sc do Toledo 1lssc store No
red track INC. Corn dull. weak lower. Closing;
No yellow asa 46I.c: No yellow. 5iani5a.c: No :
corn .5c; No corn &c in store oats quiet, easy
Closing: No 2 white. 2Ia29c: No white 25q2Ic No 2
mixed 23d26c. track No white. store. pc; No z
mixed pc Rye nominal; No .. track BE. Flour In
yair demand unchanged. Mil feed strong. unchanged.
Canal freigh,s dull wheat. &c; corn lac; oats lac To
New York.
(-bic,9o Aug THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08

tn the decline IN wheat The effort reach
chicago has not succeeded but In the last two
Tt prices have come close the figure named
Mas some Improvement in the market late. but the
ma oppression In cash property prevented any rally.
Ca. 'ne close was barely steady at Sa%c net loss
at a, premium Sales No oats at 2atc 5000
xHsn NO white at Csc; 900 bush No white
s"uSo.c 10000 bush track white. 2sd29c No 2 oats
were quoted at 2otc asked in elevators 100000 bush
WIRE reported on export private terms.
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-.
'ous Gay and for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Aug. cotton steady middlng 6ssc low
wise 100 bales; stock. 1853 bales. -,
Norfolk Aug 7-Cotton firm; middling, &c; low mid
ding o. ice: good ordinary SIC; net and receipts.
10 bales exports coaswise. 2o7 bales sales IS bales
savannah Aug Cotton steady; middling. 6s.c low
rniddlng Lice good ordinary. Lice; net and gross
ecents bales; exports coastwise, bale stock. 1901
bales. ., , .,,s,,u
7itc midng l-i6c; low middling. Bloc; good ordi-
nary &C. receipts 9s bales exports to Great
Rrfain 6O45 bales; France 1900 bales coastwse.
10 bales. sales 1 300 bales: stock So 27S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08
prazn conee 4. as follows:

c xe. se adverse about making although
S II wses %els ss held wssisPss
Is Sd .saa ssd s. e Sss 4
s s o o . "a; : ~ 5 Ssfs
s patents g 1Ss; % 2S Ss 1 sS'i sS Sls. Extra
800 Rye f1,5s K al sss So
lar ws sSs1 a ans soa,he1
NEAL Quoted; a see Witt 3 II
o . Ss'a % H. SSc sossss so .h.s sSS
g. TO- n sssi ,; sssBs ca s't oil 0
city feed s50eOc. and for bran. ana 'i"ri '" ~
,1s:. s.s:2 Ssse' S:
.a There Vas a.ailne and prices
9 export suy d the early was s.u sss s TO
saa.,Gn long C %as a 20 sfsR
ss'G iass nsss ca SlaeI q s"@
Of spns from and As ,oSsy Ssrc
ssersay several earsoss . sae, were apparently
a. q sRsmSsP prices rs very to S Urgent
houses apparently being willing 10 rahsr posi-
% sS ' ;sss ,sr price Ts';s Ssi.ss s
e'Sssnt S on No .sry and la weak good
mort ss %s sse
S' 5 SsSisSs si'
sss s"1 Spers shs the whss ssse
today TsTe e sss' last
s sss % s Ss: esssi sssns
nnaxs bush The market in the Lea a1es and cover
rallied quickly late in The o. sA' Cash
-s highest quotation hMzsc net oss' .cr EXPORT
more active Included 80 c9e BUSH n.r september
.s lace ol pp ssw ~ 5ss suss st e
Nom m seosember b. anoat ana 80 anoat No 2
store vas Quoted a, september price sep,e" sell
cN st 73c. =. CORN-There was J Of &c
Va this morning which resulted in dec Tns weak.
n.s and corresponding amount at ChcaS crop bulletin
w. was the Government weather ana e. Southern
Was fatterng and stated thai IN s.ured
tnsAh Of the corn belt the crop was Itne and at
Cosa ieuidation factor IN the aeo q, New York
dfus September broke below voc ana the
dssa below 45kc. making the lowest qIVn noys due
The a. Distant deliveries were weak anu The decline
ss.sofabie prospects for the crop and prices
xess there excellent export Duy,"1 on the
large export buying but without, success on AZ" at
chsssnss close prices heavy leavnx o corn
verrssc 10 nc loss for the day NJ. corn at
sss,e salss included 10000 bush No Elevator sep
i've: closed %5se 5000 &c oyer Sassasc over
august closed 4ehc 10000 bush a. and 1900
bush Her b. anoat, spot and special ~,ers bought
white at t,s aa 1S cs.. %ss
~'a prices were lower, very largely ~ ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08

while the market Tor re and sanI0s coffee mos Do
A., show any marked change in sentiment II. 10 nv
,css I'm, buyers 20 be less disposed, 10 Pur
chase than heretofore The tone Is about seaay ana
,c for RIO No fiat bean on spot NO aSe,ra an a.
~ MA coffee ruled steady. with rar oennano
Ne ,o,e sale Of coo bags Rio No on spot az ioc eA-
sh, ana 10 bags Maracaibo on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-08

Qonntrn Real estate for Sale.
-
NOR SALE.-A fine residence at the West End. BRIDGE
L port. Conn. Contains IL rooms with all Improve.
ments; plot 55xi6f; terms. cash Address
RESIDENCE Tribune once
SEAcoNNET PARK. sesconnst Point Rhode island-
~ The headquarters OF New lorks noted West Island
Fishing Club directly opposite Newport and extending
beyond Il far into the Atlantic Ocean. Always cool
and breezy Plated the artistic Lots fog
sale upon reasonable terms For plat. ETC.. apply 70
--------.---l. ISAAC l. 0oEy CO. fr2ydspcs = h 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
SHIPPING NEWS,
Port OF Norfolk and Portsmouth,
March 10. 1896.
ARRIVALS

Er smp Napalima, Gruchy. Boston Ia
Galveston, to VIM Lamb AZ Co. Coaled and
sailed.
Br s,mp Sir Will m Armstrong. Johnson.
Coaled and sailed.
Barkentine James Ii Hamlen, Mcdonald
New Work, light
Schrs Aarjory Browne, Osborne: Estslic
Lhinney Phnney, New York, to Nm Lamb
Ser II !. slaisht. Taylor. Philadelphia,
with coal.
Schr Hattie V Kelfie. Warwick, New York,
light.
Schr G Cranmer. Mathis. New York,
light.
Schr S V W Simmons Smith, Philadelphia
light. p''"'
S1hr BESSIE Beach, Mckeague. Philadel-
Pima, with guano.
Schr James W Starr. Maxwell New YORK
light.
Sohr VIM NJ Wilson. Bragg. Phia elphia,
Schr Calvin Il Baker, Maine, with ice.
Schr Jeremiah Smith, Smith, New York,
= hr ID Steelmen Primrose, Baltimore.
S.hr Thomas Ri hards, Cox, Baltimore,
Srhr Mil,ille. Camp Boston Light.
light
sehr Marion f Rockhill. Bragg. New York.
with salt.
Tug Samson. Halves. New York. with
largc No ITO i'll tow. to Wm Lamb 4 Co. for
coal.
barge Daniel Tenney, New York. to VIM
Lamb * Co, for coal.
MEMORANDA
Br stmp Saint Oswald has gone from Lam.
pert g FONT 10 the Compress dock.
Sthr Crescent, Mehaffy. from Wiscssset.
Is ut Cape Charles.
Schr Addie J. McFaddcn. Steward. from
foole's Landing, isat Cape Charles,
lug Salhe went TO suffolk o-day 10 tow
n schoon'r from there to Newport News.
CLEARED.
Schr Fannie o Bowen. Chase, Fall River.
with oa.
schr George Davenport, McCloud, Bos-
ton, with coal
schr Eugie, Meekins. Washington, with
lumber. ''
Schr Helen IIasbrouck, Sprague, New
York. with lumber.
Schr Thomas Seward, Corbin baltimore
with lumber. =
schr Watchful. Coburn, Wa hinston, with
lumber. "''N
sehr Mary Graham, New York, with
lumber. WIN
sehr Hester A Waters, Foxwali, Baltimore
with lumber.
l'a'G Sc Astoria. Hoboken or New York
with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Among our cotton Men.

Weather continues rainy and uu.
favorable throue hout the cotton belt.
Large business in Liverpool yestor.
day. Sales on the spot IS, 900 bales
and quotations marked up l.16d; mid
ding, 3!d; contracts advanced 2 to
3-G4ths and closed firm.
Active and exciting day in New York
cotton market. Spot quotations up
3 Lice. middlinR, &C.; contracts were
very feverish, advancing Is points and
closing easy, points for the highest
figures of the day, but from 10 to IA
points higher than Fridays closing
prices, with sales of 1914, 300 bales in
two hours. May, GA; August, GIG:
October, G.25 to 6.26.
Receipts at United States ports yes.
terday. were l2,772 onles. against Z, 705
bales last year and 1853 bales in
1892.
New Orleans receipts for to morrow
are estimated at from 10000 to 5000
bales, against AGO bnles last year.
Southern markets advanced from
l.16c. to 10. per pound yesterday.
The five leading interior towns re
ceived yesterday 6,2l3 bales, against
$3.50 bules last week and ., $50 bales
last year. Stocks lost S27 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN 20, 1896.
LEAVE NORFOLK
$40 q III. Gaily except Sunday-(Portsmouth
High street, $50 o. M Arrive at phila-
dcphia 5:'2 y. M; New York at s:Js
y. III.
LEAVE NORFOLK
ESQ =. IN. daily. PORTSMOUTH, Iiirh STREET GOO
ArrivcM rhiladcli hia $40 a ND Nes
York asa IN
ARRIVE AT SORFOLK
sOo a. III. daily, PORTSMOUTH High street. 9:lO)
leaving New York p. IN; Phiadcphia
li:lG y. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
500 p. IN daily except sunday Portsmouth
High street s:l5 p. m leaving New
YORK at n. II rhiladcjh a 10 70 a 10
'iose connection made with all rail and sout d
lines TO aud from BoHon.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Iersey 'ity, Fnladeiphia aud Cape Oh aries Pull
msn nun and 'ar.or Cars on day trains bet weeu
Philadelphia. and ape Charles
Sp-lIrDush tickets sold aud baggage check ed
NJ Wakes Ag, ncy, under Atlantic Hotel aud OH
hesteamers X. Is. COOKE,
Gene al Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
Eas OLDDOM|N|ON STEAMSHIP
NSS: COMPANY.
4 FOR NEW YORK.

Passengers SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL
from Norfolk on MON DAY, TUESDAY, ED.
N. From New York on MONDAYS, TUEsDAYS
WEpNE- DAYS, THURSDAYS at 3 p. IN. SATUH,
DAYS, 4 y. M.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
Fare, including meals and aicroom terthS s 90
Fare, round trip, limited to thirty dsys... IL w
tor tickets and reservation of STAT rooms apply
al toinpanys office u Main street or ut general
office at wharf.
~: MCnMoND-ship leave Norfolk every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arriving a,
Kichm nd the next morning.
UsME >uIIEnU, or SUEAMEIys
Northampton, lurRy, AccoInack Enola aud
isi- OF Wight. sailing daily, except sunday.
l.,a'c Company wharf NorIols.
fo.t OiD i.0.>.-At $50 and 1875 ?.
III. and 3+i p. W. Portsmouth. 6:I5 aud 1905 AMI
500 D M; Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk at 7 and 1920
FOX n ,MpToN Al Iri5 a. M. and s.45
=. NJ Bay Iiuc, 1880 a. uud p. IN; Portsmouth
InH MN EOIki NEWS ANDSMlTH
nlEt.D At 80 p IN; Portsmouth, 245 p. IN;
fOis SIS. AND wAuu RIVERS
DALI. except sunday, leaving Cumpany's wharf
at $50 4. m; Portsmouth, $40 m, Bay Line
lOit nA.K. ruotlOSIN AND SEW
GhN EtviKN Touching a, Old Point, leav-
ING Comranys wharf MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at $50 II. M; Portsmouth, Si5 a. IN,
tay Line Wharf, Norfolk. al .. m; returning
next day.
w NJ .uoNb AND
>slFF0LN-Ata N; Portsmouth, 4 10 p m:
connecting at suffolk with w. /. 90. Il. r. and s.
and {. X. r.
Freight for Mathew, Back. poquosin, Ware
severn aud kans,mond rivers must be prepaid
SURiea f!AIUIsN AtE .>sO>-For-
merly N. y & W. d. l.-Steamer Albenare leaves
norfolk for Washington, n. g.. Mondays at . d. IN;
Fridays ~ Il. IN. earring freight and passengers
for Washington and points On the Tar, i'ungo ani
Pamlico rivers.
Freight for Newborn, y. G., received E. n and
: H. Il. depot.
Freight received daily, except sunday until 5p.
III. VI. b. CROWELI,
Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-17
WESTWARD.

Daily except sunday
No. !, Cincinnati and 81 Ioujs Limited daily
WIN fari0r Car, Old Point 10 Clifton Forge ami
"'l'hah S!ecpers Gord0nsvl!c to Cincinnati and
81, l"ni.: Meals served on dining car west OF
No. = /. +. v, daily, With Pullman Old Point
10 linton and Pullman Sleeping Car Gordonsyile
20 ,!hcihhati ANA Louisville. Meals served on
lnhing tars Connects at !Covington Va, for Vir-
slhi lioi Springs. No. makes local stops east OF
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, u noon
and i 80 o. ~
j or further information apply to
X i. BROOK L, frsst NIGER Agent
G. & y. Ticket Office CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN -. POTTS
Division Passenger Agent.