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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Dccenhcr 30. II aud ynuun,y 8,

For thirty days only and for cash. III.
Following goods will be sold at half
price:
One lot fur capes. reduced from s175o
to sS.76.
One lot wool capes reduced from s13 so
to S6.75
One lot wool capes reduced frcm $50
One lot Jackets from $40 to $500
One lot Jackets from s12 to $3.50
One lot Jackets from $3.50 to $3.50.
One lot all wool IA blankets from
$3.50 to S325.
One lot 1at extra large blankets from
$3.50 to $3.50.
A. ]. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Thtcycs nj Worl..

Constable Hodges yesterday arroatcd
two female pickpockets named Rcbec-
CT Brown and Ethel Christian. who are
regular pickpockets, and have become
expert at the business. On Friday night
they robbed Henry Snow, colured. of
$3.50 yesterday. They We're arrested
and were given thirty days each.
Robert Evans, who would rather steal
than work, was also arrested by the
same officer for stealing push turt,
and was given thirty days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Murat 4Iaistead's East Meeting with
Blaine.
.(Murat Halstcad. in McClures Magazine
for Junuary)

tMurat lIalStcad. in McClure's Magazine
for Junnary)
when Mr. Blaine was for the last time
in New York on his way to Washington
stopping as was his habit at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. he asked me to walk with
him to his room. fronting on Twenty
third street. on the parlor :loor: and lie
slowly, as If II were Il task, unlocked the
dorr. There was a sparkle of autumnai
crispncss i'll the air, and he had lire.
that glittcrcd and threw shadows about
htfuily. There was not much to say.
II WAS plain at last that Mr.. Elaine WINS
fading. that he had within Il few weeks
failed fast. Ills great bright eyes were
greater tEan ever, but not so bright
Ills face was awfully white: not that
brainy pallor that was familiar-some-
thing else! He seated himself in the light
of the fire, on an caSy-chair. There was
Il knock at the door. and servant hund-
cd him card, and he said: mo" and
We were alone. could not think of q
word Of consolation: and in moment
he appeared to have forgotten me- and
stared in fixed, rapt dream Mt the
pickering fame in the CRATE. 1t occurred
TO me TO get III, and 20 away quietly, as
conversation was impossibie-for there
vas too much TO say. 1t came 10 me that
! ought not to leave him alone. Some
thing in him reminded me of the mystical
phrases of the transcendcnt paragraph
of his Grafton on Garfield. picturing the
death of the second martyred President
by the ocean, while far off white ships
touched The sea ana sky, and the fevcrctl
face of the dying man felt The brea tn
of the eternal morning."
Some weeks earlier Mr. Blaine and i
had had deep talk about men and
things, and he was very kind, and his
boundlcss generosity of nature never re-
Ncaled itself with n greater or sadder
charm lie now remembered that con-
81 (AI nal IL
II could have endured all things ir nv
boys had not died" The door opened.
ana his secretary walked inland I tool,
Mr.. Blainc's hand for the last time, say.
ing Goodnight" and he said, with a
look tina. meant farewell-"Good-by"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Low 1.oIldny Rates II. 4 q. r. II.

On December 23d, oath. 25th and 3lst
and January lst tickets will he sold
from Norfolk to Wilmington. Del. and
return at 1913. To Chester Pa. and
return at SG.26. and to Philadelphia and
return at s673. Good for return pas
sage until January 18th. Round-trip
tickets at special rates will also be sold
on above dates TO other points. For
tickets and further information. apply
10 ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
de22-tja1 Passenger and Ticket Agent.
GO Main ST.. under Atlantic Hotel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29

Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. T. II.
Martin, misunderstanding by the pas.
tor ut II a. III. and 1880 p. m. Baptist
Young Peoples Union will meet at p.
III. Subject. Good Tidings."
Chestnut Street Union Mission-Sun>
day school and Sunday school service
will be held at the Chestnut Street Mis-
sion Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Iiiingham Street NJ. T.. Church.
Preaching at IL a. IN. and 80 p. m by
the pastor, the Rev. j. *. Joliff
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Thc Modern Mother

has found that her little ones are i'm.
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup OF Figs when In need of the lax
alive effect of n gentle remedy than by
any other and that 1t is more acccpta-
bic to them. Children enjoy It and II
benefits them. The true remedy, Syrup
of Figs. Is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
stole His Clothes ana Another Mans
Money.

Yesterday Mr.. Samuel JAWS, paint
or. and an employee of his, named
Duffy, while at work painting n house
in Brighton. was robbed of Il coat and
vest and some money. The coat and
vest belonged to Mr.. Duffy. The money
was taken FROM the pocket of Mr..
Jaws pants. The thief was kind
enough to lc:lNc the pants behind
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29

To n hoartling-school miss who met
Joseph Jefferson at n tee table and
began to talk to him about Sabbath
brea king, the actor said .If were
a fisherman l should never fish on Sun
day. but being an actor I can rest
both soul and body by fishing"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29

On Friday sneak thief went in the
back yard of Mrs. Hodges house. on
county, near Chestnue street. and while
hold duties. the boy went In the sitting
room, opened Il drawer. and took ont n
pocket book containing several dollars
and some valuable papers. Housekcep-
ers cannot be too careful In locking
their doors.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29

A big reduction on carpets, rcfrigera-
tors. canopies. and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money.
at ]. 6. Crawford's
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sure winners

4 splendid all wool, brown mixed
cheviot suit for $3.50. worth $3.50. We
have six lines Of the above goods in
different colors. including black, at
same price.
BRESLAuER & ANTHONY.
ia High street
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United states Demand Indemnity

London. Dec. 2S.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says that the United
states has demanded from the Porte
the payment of a large indemnity for
the losses sustained by American mis-
sionarics through the action Of the
mobs in Asia. Minor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Cnsh md One Price

On January LIST we will ndopt tho
cash and one-Drice system. Our motto
vii! he to sell the best goods for the
smallest price possible.
JOHN a. MORRIS & co,
Clothiers and Tailors,
303 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Do Won Want

a suit for yourself or boy at a saving
Suits, regardless OF cost. Stock must
go If low prices will cause it.
LEVY & JACOBS,
200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29

LOST--On the night ar Dnco,nbor y5tb
a,o sinaii linked gold necklace, with O
or mo ,,.it III charm. either at Academy
~, Mus,e' Main street on ferry boat OF
Ill t.Sn. court or County streets; suit
r pnr, I reward II left ut 52S County street.
iottsihouth 1eaY-2t &
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
PORT NORFOLK AMUSEMENIS.

New Years Eve Night there will be
dancing IN the enclosed pavilion FOR the
public. New Years Day there will be n
Grand Football Game between Ports
mouth and Norfolk Teams This will bc
VIII he played on the grounds opnosItc
me n4tGl Vernon. and VIII be free for
'he pubic; Gimme called at 2:3O D. nj.
iisatcd Electric Cars Will run every
half hour to the grounds. de29-2t
(Snr copy)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29

$ Guessing on bicycle Will close jan
uary Sth. BE sure you get a guess in.
Every one dollar purchase entities you
to q guess. .
CHARLES r. WELToN & CO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
This Wtrk at HEammiII'S, Common.
cling To-MorrOw, Monday Morn.
ing. nt 10 O'Clock, We
ShuII Soil

One lot China Silk Handkerchiefs.
worth I0c., at 6Rc each. The 15c. quail
~ will so at lie. each: the Csc quail
ty at 1ac. each The %7iac. quality at
2Sc. each: the 50c. quality at SOC. each;
the TIC. quality at 49c. each: the 81 quail
ity at 69c. each. and the s1.39 quality at
will be sold at 9Gc. each. Come early.
Don't miss this bargain sale of handkcr-
chiefs.
HAAINILLS, 800 High street.
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PORTSMOUTH ADV,s.s
WANTED.

The public and my patrons to know 1
Gun furnish tine Carriages. nice Horses
and LIvericd Drivers for New Years day
calling. Good Driving Iorcs for sport
hest style ut short notice. a full line OF
Groceries. Feed. Harness and lluggies
Horse Sh , /, Biqa lacks; Vehicles
Cord and Slab Wond. Sand. Lime. etc
Thanking one and all for past patronage
und soliciting same for the coming year,
being fully equipped to- wait on all, | am,
Yours very respectfully,
de29-1m o. l.. WILLIAMS.
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oRTsM L: ,j.,:l.'i',ill,j
COZ and 500 Middle Street.

FOR RENT-New sevcn room, l,o,,se In
p DC. locality: three minutes from ferry !;
a M.lgT; sewerage and gas; $50. Apply
olo Iilsh street, Portsmouth. de2g-it
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HAAIMILL's, 32O High street.
We Are Supplying the People with
Suits Rnd OvercOnts Mt Reduced
EBu,In

We have made q Reduction in our
Suits and OVcrcoats. Look at our win
dow display. The largest stock in
Portsmouth. Prices cannot be dupli-
Gated anywhere. NJ. ROSENBAU UNI,
116 and 11S High street.
Fl: Q. Pearson is agent for Stephen
#. Whitman's fine superb candles. Nice
new mixed nuts. Fireworks ut whole
sale prices. Call to see him.
FERRY NEWS STORE,
Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29

MIS-. COOKE AND CHILDREN
ro,d gr,ea,n,fmily extend thanks to tho diff
n nereiit nre companies. viz: The Annex
nriEhton Bucket Brigade, and nil others
MIC so kindly came to their assistance
on aa .me night of December 2Gth, 1895
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-29
Specials for To-day.

Good Oranges zoe. per dozen: Hcinz;s
Fine Sauer kraut, loc.. three quarts for
&c: Fine Sweet Apple Cider, Zoe. per
quart: Standard Packed Corn, &c. per can,
four cans for 25c: Fine Fresh Saratoga
Chips. 25c. per pound; Fine Canned Table
Peaches, Toe. per can. Try our Boyd's
Queen Table Syrup. 50c per gallon. This
Is the finest Syrup that cnn be bought
Use our Cracked Java Coffee at &c. and
save money.
c. W.HUDGlNS Il CO,
S02 Crawford street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30

xV,Vo bush, with details follows: $500 bush No
,eu, 10 arke LAC - smber. ( o b. afoa: G+.ooD
oush NO hard spring. az september. b. atoat.
steamer. September ~: and 16tp0 bush No hard Mani
In store. quoted sep.rn price sepembe closed
sc nc over septic nber delivery and lac Septem
per o b, anoat. No l Northern spring nominal, lac
over september delivery Ne hard spring nominal 2sc
over september delivery. Liter. $3.50 bush No red for
eSport priva'e terms. b. anoat. :coRNA close
anu an'et market was reported In during the
part OF the session. holders keeping ~nacousy their
ASKING prices which resulted In Gales prices indicating
Inc market was assisted little by the rather bush
turn OF The Price Currents weekly weather crop
ment and also by the cold weather the North
west with some In cau M " frost Later In the session
however, reports came In that there probability
OF warmer weather In the Northwest. and this the
market lost It's frn1ess and prices eascd on little with
uainR Yer, light The Cincinnati Price Current
Rains have not essentially improved the situation OF the
corn crop which will much short Of earlier calcula-
lions In Ohio Indiana. Illinois and portions Of Iowa:
2oOtoOUO BUSH In the afternoon the market sold ~
predictions OF weather m the Northwest but
nn'y rallied with wheat. clos st an advance OF i,u.:
over the close ~ last rieh cash duh and
weaker Sales iG,vp bush No corn al 2sc
september b. ano,: No corn quoted nominal, lc
over september In elevator: September closed at 4ss
No corn quoted 1'fc September. del cred.
oATSA quiet lis'less market reported In oats the
while N the West the kwing Of prices although little
broader than here did attract marked attention The
afternoon market quiet and steady closing at sdi,c
gain last nights close. Cash oats steady ana
bush No at 24d2tc elevator; 1000 bHsh No Whit"
&c FOR ~ 900 bush DID 2stsm2,. ELEVATOR GHs
hush No white. 2ti4c. track and canal white. WuSb
bush 2,n32c: rejected white &c elevator. and
rejected mixed. PC. elevator.
We give for comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
yious spending date last wear;
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na,lroaos.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foo. o.. resbrosscs and Cortlandt sIes'~
s s5 e. II; !; Esss
Sn cala sr sy..f s"'as s''
fcssys n icS ~ t. foa, ssS T. H. and Toledo
200 y; cIncAeo AND ST. LOUIS EXP ExnREEs ssi.
coo s VI wn ssilass s,.:s":
4: "'f sS4$ua siis; n
Sr s:ss c s"s s'S pr insa"sSo. o; r. NJ
500 Ssy s :ss s: &C..
lana '%XsMass;Ssffox AMP THE : % 10 ICON.
s ay rs 'Ss SIS s Jsn NJ .i: ':Ss sui
Parior and .nn g car., 40 Dining Carr. Dining
M'T JsSs:5nl ms night daily
ATT TAFT, % ccssr TINE sleeper. 70
g c., T1 ,p r., t. MaSon and Charleston"
Tg,sl ss.HS o n "a bnnx
'ss Y "r.ss..' =, ' rr. s ps,o, c..
FOR I CAFE m,Y ~ iico T. n. 100 and aio P NJ week.
e $l: ;:s :' "a ''$|' I;; S;'iP 'sS;
S;'S s'. So ;"%$'' $., r;?ss
az r. 20 s il 20 q. Ht'S. 'St Dr'rs IN
nis s's sS Gs2 os .sc az go 90
rs. srIs. r.. M H. Ss Fiji sS nj 20!
%S s1s 800 SEQ q ru ns s,;.: az
Broadway 40 Bookiyh Annex station feo' e Fulton
%ny ~ isr',y
hotels sr1 ssi-nce 'hrous" TO 'e'"aJon n WOOD
J" r os1cT,, nnn,r.r. General Passr I Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30
WEST SHORE r. r..

Trains leas. West i.d NJ. station. n. T.. as iVi""s
and 10 MIN. ~ earlier from loot franklin st..
BIO A. VI Daily. Local to Buffalo. Sleeping car 10
lEOon,vi,le sundays only. Can De occupied at y. m
S.:,O A. VI Daily local Albany, for Catski Mountains
and Saratoga. Parlor TO Albany, sundays only.
OIS A. W. !, ily Albany. ttba, syracuse Rochester
buffalo Nas.ra Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and Chicago
trains New PATTI Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska- Par
l1r cars Hobart and New Paltz
B'II.::5 A. NJ Daily excep, sunday to ca,skiIl Noun
Albany saratoga. cslawslI. c Lake George Paror cars
I.I5 r. VI. ;turdays only PATHOLOGY Special to
Catski Mountain Parlor car 10 Bloomylle. -
C-:15 r. VI. Daily. except Sunday, to Catskill Noun
rainr New T.. IT, Lakes Mohonk and Ninnewaska. Al
baay saratoga Parlor attached to Hobart and Sara
400 T.. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany s.,,.
GOO r. W. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Tochester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and g.. Louis . 49,.
O.fO r. VI. Tally. except sunday, for Newburg. Albany
Sarafoga ana Montreal. Parlor car 70 Kingston.
7.f5 r. ". DIiy. excep, Sunday. for Utica Syracuse
Roches er ami Buffalo. 49, .
s.i5 T.. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse Roche:-
ter I3ufrao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
ChicagJ and -. Louis .,ouo MA "A
A. n - leaves BROOKLYN by Annex: Alooo no 20
a. m. 90 80 Jersey city. p r. r. Station Alo ~
Bli.2O - Is D. m. - 1850.
For time tables pnror and slesrIne.c,r accom-
apply city offices Brooklyn ana New lort sho
stations Time tables at principal hotels p1r cner
Information address g. r. IAMhEHI;,
Gen p >senser Agent Vanderbilt ave. New-4ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30

Chicago Aug - ,Specal.-Wheat to-day rallied Ia
cents and held II all september opened at ~. sold be
tween 5gT. and Giis cents. and closed at the top De-
c.mb.r closed at -. cents premium The market closed
considerably above call price The strength from
the recent oyerselng. There was too. et-up In the
September auiaton The market acted as u that had
been about Completed outsiders concerned
In fact to-day buying Of September was more urgent
strnighout shorts like Kosencranz and Pardridge were
covering Cudahy position to renew his short
selling on the New-York reported some export
business. loads. but cash business was completes
year .r, cars against 10 1884 The anxiety OF elc
people To get changed over confirmed me BELIEF
that deliveries next Tuesday would he small SeabOard
clesrances were moderate only little over 1DoOp bush
els. Primary receipts were large 'o9W bushels WIN
Toledo not reported Cables help 60 the market
Local receipts small q. cars against ZIG last yeJr
To-days rally more matter or sentiment man IN"
result II the news may. though bring higher cab'e
In the morning That might keep the market going
NewYork was buyer. There assertions OF foreign
buying
Corn was up q fraction. II was helped by the whoa
strength and also by a bullsh crop summary by TIN.
latter said the crop would certainly
exceed bushels September sold between J5
and aG,s and c',sed II May closed ~, cents
discount There a large out Inspection. oosHD
bushels. reported Tor J,SoNo bushels
The demand hov showed nattening out Thn
for spot wsrr ie narrower No. being only
bushels Cables without change Receipts 2is
cars; the estimate flr ~ morrow, 80 The western
weather perfect. fps's and ienty OF rain The
prediction for Friday warm ana lear
Shorts In September oats covered up being Ieatui hat
the deliveries would he light enough next TUESDAY 20
start rally Oats aso affected by the srne'h
of wheat September cprdsi az H. sold between
lst aud l0 and closed al Iva cents seller. HsesI u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30

but before close sales making at nc 'c settled
S Safa 'p Part S s%. "s hut h.G Rather we
quiet trade in sma',,e full cream e" Largo colored
c do sn' . @nG s Do DO . sSsH s
s@sac; fair es6Tsc chenanaso c cSo,se
GSc n! do c"crsi sheiss sss prime ~"
proportion Of the supply .. sa,'as.,y aq F"ney good.
steady all lower qualities very dull and nSse
s ss , ssaH zone ennsy H% i5Se best.
I DO ar t" c sSsd Dit al. 1s ,s nsess grades
hight light s9 g s ra" ss '.Ssii
oepcny and hot w;sn.r %rsS' ns' ;ons
IS weak and reach n; TOP S1Ss ssa .s sis.
a and 1" rs sS' 'sss % s m"
inc quality supply ana steady but S.r c S"%s
a ssSas n a. %ndfa sose ar,is 8. rssa
3 IS Do GF d1 81 iSS'a ssa. s. 'pss
ns.s slasl .; DO assrafs nsr per- case 7ysi
Go Tigain orasi DO other white 'o@I', DO h ,.
ecc DO More. Early ioal2c pums per 40 ."'Ts
Ss'G sir. e" sSas do '' .mS s sss
mi casl crsnbcrr.- Cape CO., per o Ssi new
cvnporaed apples selling slowly a, Ssssc ss% GS
suits. For the old stock there is very ng aa' Sp,ies
Peeled peaches Offering ' Srs in
a 'ss" ana or % slightly nsre pGvns
no a,acon - arss bsSsrs o,'r nona Quiet trading
io"' "prIcos at uncSans" quote Ags.
vaoreet Old fancy eS9'c Dc prime 10 sndrei new
sliced sic do cut sassc and 'hins sa
ar, n" ;1,"T '' SySpoTe s@s sand,sa is
cherries o. hpcte'eiIis las n,scs9,1. 49, a %S~ 10.
ioc pnes Old size and quality 'a,'.c. ...ars.
H Shcul nd n M~ ns ~ s s" 81 i Sops
almost entirely neglected. Ma further change can De moe
in nad ,@' VIZ r' q 90 State ana r"cnc coast
DO good to prime 's1d'sc: do common TO "r' '"'' w.
PorLTRY-ArIvE-I weakness was shown o" %,
stock hand and were unwilling TO o. .ss fe hr 10 Co.
9msInas rNep at sasrr pIs re quote Spring chickens,
Sa per No. s'2c do Wser a ,a ducks '' Sr pa
"c serc s7cgsl 2' Gseo% .n rsT p sna Oe and
best scoded chickens are moving very web nckss
medium and Lover grads nss ,nd dragging
prices Spring ducks barely eddy vo mss ar hard
to sell We quote Ta,k.ys Old per no.
pSilade.phia i3aSc do Western DR., pick.a, Sale do
ssled 9aie o co,k' &C. spring W %.ss sSo"
.ssa ; I4 .. E'f bids S :, :. q. sna
gs grouse ss '' sslsG s snpt and
fodsn psysr sass q; grass piove 81 'oa'' '' vent
mAY ANp STRAW Market dull and unchangsd- We ,s
quote for new hay prms per % 70" S Cove o &
4Oqiuc: i0d e..o-
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES potatoes o''r
plenty yer, dull and extremely low. sweets IN muc.
arwer s,pplv ana the advance r. more than lost
Onions In large supply and dragging ~ low prices o,mr'
u nearly kinds continue IN excessive sur
plv and offered very low prices We quote fotho
,,ng Island per hbl "casl %: 90. ,ressi'<, ~ 40
yellow slasl ~; DO Eastern red siaSl ~ &c" 0fSns'
per bbl incQs 25 celery per doz stalks. .dsp
iers per bbl 7jcG$i 30. do. pickles per oW asn
corn Der 100 2ON5tc. plants. per hb "n'Dc; pei
psrs ,oI75c: squash Hubbard 73c4sl do. marrow" ~. ~
aG,c: turnips iGn5oc lima beans per bag, y
T.c string beans COa15c; beets ana carrots per 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARkt. REPORT.
New. York. Angus, -. 1895.

Ncw-loik. August ~ 1870
opening seemed f"y0g Lover pp pr'S on c Ss and
s ssr w,s rom Msnche,e spnn"r. was lighter
expected, heir aknss amounting TO onN 49, hroas
The Liverpool market however closed win prtua
Of q pon er vim When ne onT %arke; opened
q, least prominen, local operator started IN 10 ouy
ssoui 3 point. was turned advance of points
over yesterdays closing figures pr,es com,nusu 20
NJ % 4 rs an advance I 10 points from YESTERDAY
ohsr months moyea "R s sres taxing some cotton
il was reported there some selling Tor south
the local situation and many OF me snew'e s
operators could not or would not, give pr pr sa Marx
scannsd to BY steady buying The n, mar
te closed steady in 'onr w,s net bales The
prices within hin point os or the " hS ST sse Of hs he
year The market excited owasl the , SSse many
inferior receipts and light portwsrd movement were ss
s%f fa''' The IN ocS Sp epos a
southern spot markets Galveston Sew.4riea,s S an'
while Mobs savannah. Wilmington and Norfolk wee
@ s @ o1 as 20 o I'' ,se weather. in the
ton belt today and tomorrow indicates showers 9day
Urn Texas and Western Florida The weather map thus
morning shows sherman ciaTksViS ena ssn An,ono
M corsicana clear and hot Memphis partly cloudy snS
ssm Pine Bs n and paas e p RHiy oudy
Waco clear The receipts o. new sot, at Cal Sa
TssSn 1Hde asy .s week and 700 Receipts
e, Houston today were 500 oalsS M very light
and those who want heavier receipts are getting ANXIOUS
the so lar , Dno m ins Year The Bombay
weekly movement shows receipts Of 1900 bales aeah'
Ia; ia, ssss s.a ~ e 4Ss amount
bales against 400 last year There Were no coz bsles
as wsss slr ns Jan"sy We're bales against
corresponding period lsst ysss hid. N.
p1e Ssass night and aia last S year follow