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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NewYork. June II. lSSo
.a Ia; q 3 g and n. he , S.a
s:ss ANA. s r.. ~' %: sa
AMI ,ow and Qs. SnSuSH, s.,e',ns Sn
, sssns "eS n. nss Of " spo ssasS next
%s 1a az. qS n%a n nsn S' Sss' ma
% d. White dn.y q: %r 80 % I'd i kan ns,
@sa DO s .,5Ss 8 s 30 DO ,6 y.r .s s
medium 81 7ousi so green peas bbls. sio5: do bags
niffEIi~AM tresh creamery Rad very quite.
ss but s and Y S.'s
hold prices steady on the basis ot sc for extras speca
hey would again operate tTe, i, prices
% aa%Sn No ca FOR factory ana
speculative buyers not doing much a, the moment.
quote: Creamery. STATE renn'ylvania ana Western
@ DO s do ss s %: :.sSUS ns, is snsy
iGsc ' dairy iar ihir' ar... iSiSs Imitation
Snlry eai.c factory, extras i2c DO nr.ts iiaIi,c do
ar. to ,rso" nd asr set S creamery 'Sse old
cHEEsE~ The local market was very slow; Jobbers had
much stock Offering q elias. 10 int.re.
and ff wn ils s.ss "a" exit Would
Improvement in these today; Par. skins irA.sinr ana
s sna ' the country market. Yesterday com. forward
on Liverpool sshl' Tor new cheese aes Cd
t sS W. or G %Sc fanny good choice sc
Do s"S to sso s do 90 %n To &
llG,c part skins Chenangoes etc choice large 4c do
common to prime cl3i4c: full skins. iai.c.
is quiet for day. hut arrivals moderate. and
nrlccs with some confidence Under grades are how
ever neglected and rather urgently Offered Culs quiet
and barely steady. We quote; Jersey PEI dox l6c:
state i.dfi4nc; Pennsylvania i3l.ai4c: Western hest
sections fancy i3Sai3lc: do. averax. prime. i3c:
FRUITs-FREsH- Georgia peaches In largo supply
and mostly common quality and kind such neglected
Pums In small supply Ms yet. but few wanted Cher
ries quiet but good sound lots about steady straw
berries cleaning little better and prices slightly
nrmcr on choice quality fuckieberres rner fr choice
ws,ermeons In liberia, supply and demand light.
prices tending downward Muskm"ons neglected unless
Unusually nne We quote: Peaches Georgia. per 2tqt.
carrier 75cas2 30: piums wild 81 50Js3 80: do
per to bush crate. $igsl go cherries per H. 44sc
Strawberries up-ryer. q. Orl0c. do Jersey 4etsc;
do Maryland and Delaware 3aoc: hucklebrrie. North
Carolina per 5Ql0c goosebcrries 4G5c blackberres
saoc watermelons. 100 SaO6s2s; muskmslons. per
bh. 81 7hGs+
rRrITS-DRIEp-Nohins OF special interest was shown
to-day In Kind OF domestic dried fruits Buyers
not inclined to do mu-h; and holders made
push sales. on the whole. values weak We quote
Apples. evaporated. fancy G*g7c do prime choice 81
Q6'9c. do common to good. 5da%c; do sun-drei baSsc
cores and skins .aic raspberr-s evaporntsd is
ries, lie: baekberries "a Q4c: piums State 3isQ4c
aprc9ts ogoc peaches. California. peeled. 2Gsc IN
peeled btdSsc: prtnss as to size and quality aiaffasc
AoPs-Ths movement very light for the day. but the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

NV Ycrl June -. is'5.
Rrysn,e IS ar; r. ~ ~ ,,,, G'I' . ''' "a
trading F,..lns Hrn ~ sd ls~t'f '} li'.''l i.i
,'. siic, .,ea1y 7as'.' l'r y - o,i'nny '."-
a, -. So. Teas d. 90 sI5'sc lai f'ii - -
So. Svlf & '0s s'.,- = a,e,''l reg p, f,,. Il
rcr. .as ,.tIe asera.e weight - =. 4t,fas" lf"
S. - cattle sil ly ,As - u HUM 49, .,.ifs
June H. MS averaged cd II per oar~as-. AM I'D .F
ale aav,ccs quote H. oa''i' h'rh-
- M i.4l2lr. tops 80 sinking tie of,! Nin",i. IN
sn~,p selling - - i3te ifess'i "es'i n"l L.,'.
c,G ,,,,le rnl 49, qn1ff~fs Il beef .H fnr M'rls
ll.l.n ru quarters . iesf IN fh" - .'n'i i' b..
-. 80 ,.iir ., is., ,. .rs .r~'9
CALVES Keeil'- ." hrll sd "i A. -i,ar 49,
[ ,.... ,..' fr county ar,,,,a al aao.a ~
s,.'s homo & Mullen. - ,.e':; - !; As',as' At s.
Ier 100 - - mixed calves. iG ~ ID" So ied ~. -
siirrr A&p LAMns Re-cp''. can, Or 2 io2 hal
all fr ~ market. vi'h 'e o. sYl.n . ca am 10
IA irlf. bette ~ sheep tAi mere ga. % u, '',.
IN rfiD,s Lambs ruled steady. quality "tFlffrl WI
n, choice t',t .nessi hsh' cars na'ay $780, ~
unsoll "a, re &C., common o. god 'e''p 80, ~ -.
D., 80 mutton s,a, O., rs yer ~ Dressed 'aa''"
qi arics NJ 3D., ~ virginia inrn' % = syeras. at
s. % per -" T. 80 - ~ - - - y, v,rg,ns
d. Il ~ =, s.. nl'o late Friday 30 Virginia ia"'" 70
Il" AZ lsl - 60 100 Kentucky sheep ~ ~ A. So 100 DO.
s. n a, s. r. T., Kentucky lamla 81 r. AT 70 .
H. McIn.rs,n 4 Co.. ~ virginia lambs. w ~ NJ
<~eion 3 co: rs virginia limbs 90 =. at So s, go
d. H. AZ 81 c2. u q. % H. ~ s. - ~ a. .. 49,
a. s.. h'' rraa5. 81 'ho sheep 90 H. at = 80 - 49,
iia1r.S 22 Keng,sy is'"s 3; 8; n b. 3 3 g:
Ii..,@ui.es Hois. 80 k'n'n ~ sns"r. ~ 10 a. ~
alive Nomnaiy him a' g s'ss 10 PER ]" 10 country
1r.,sed +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfOt'i'

New
cOTrOS-The marke, opened AT decline ., ,eing
continued liquidation. consii"f.pIr
~ ,,reans account Fluctuations wrr, "l'' ~,
80 i noinrs Local buyers took the oH-tins' ~
No, The closed steady III 1o'.
not loss II TO 3 points or practicsy WIZ ra,n~,s
S,sadin.s. was impaired 10 the market Wy wv, ,raxa.
,h,, r.s.edng was necessary In some pas heH,,v
Ling ~ tho choking ~ N" cotton pans $50
r .hich has grown rapidly. owing 10 re'en. 49,
u,. .atlsfactory The receipts AZ ne ports ouay n6
esf.u, a., bales against 3.l62 baes "ss IA h,'s
c,n h,i.s Receipts al tlou-'l" 49,
a,,irs .,p, ba,es last week and - hl'es -. Ia,
Ic'.'nfs az Memphis were bales asahS1 -
- hills I, 'Ih- Financial nf''..''.
:, low sections - Texas h"se has or'h c.,;.n
,,,h "a IN tho last week In tho remainder OF Wv
-, t-y.yer the precipitation has h-'h
moisture + needed IN portions ~
r,r,ner ~ II, correspondents report ,na' ~
,,rtvfrr II. Dallas, Texas. Correspondent s"D -,t.
49,, "a t',,uug over the southern portions OF ,cp,iy
I'm ms 40 aid 20 be damaging the crop S'""s,,
Hi..,,c som. r.flanting Is going On VIC ' ~.
,r..s and weeds To XII on ,'t.o.
nnS favorable fpr cotton wiicl re- -
-. int, during ne OK ~. "
.g.tua. same wee! OK lo'', .' -
r, "a sir.t a. compared wiih laS' yrA' ~ ."~,
fhf- there mas come INV CO.
10 ,,fes compared with s.->-"lo an, -
Il year
~ - I'm .haw. az ncrca-e X 40 ~" pi.'' a., $50
49, .rt m. same date = ls"i. an hefrae "a
- o,sr he corresponding dat" ~ ~" nHu a. -
"a 20 .s, f,l.. rr,tu 1885,. The total visible Ia
~ IA naes against 3.ilsvso "a'es az. ~, o,
go, IN isoI and 3ols 80 bales In ~. I., i.
a." .n ",rnly il g. 500 bales against -'i-"" '''
IN - rang. and close to-day and closing dos Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June Is tSpecaD.-wheat to-day lot no.
July which closed Friday Tire. sold low ~ 7%ko
and closed 74rsc The market showed the LIQUIDATION
by the bull leaders Friday. The lesser bulls hal poor
market sell to-day The weakness . result q
the rather than OF the news suatpn There
were however bear features the news Export
clearances than million less thai the week
before; cables showed sharp decline there were show
ers through Missouri. Iowa. Kansas and southern ILL.,
nois Argentine shipments i.o00Oo bish. q little
larger than before. There practically no
cash business here and NcwYork reported nothing there
for export the pit besides the scattered selling By
smaller holders there imporan' short selling
By Professionalism. Partridge and othes
Corn weak enough TO lose over cent. Good
weather favorable crop reports and liquidation by longs
tho bear July sold from ssc 10 iSAc. and
closed the bottom The inspection lf9 cars: The
estimate for Monday ~ cars There sss no improve
ment In cash demand. Not carter Was made.
cables Argentine shipments ~ere o6VWO busn
for the week: New-york led the selling
Oats declined almost much september soso
from 20<c to ?sAc and closed at the totom The show
ers through the West had effect. Eecelps were
the estimate for Monday 20 charters
made. There several long lines u oats which
will only add 10 the weakness II the decline continues.
Provisions surprised one by Advancing trine.
pork lard and ribs closing &c Friday Armour gave
the market the support necessary lie supposed %
shedding the market over this dull moth In ne ex-
that II will take OF itself July hog re-
ccpts gh-iOOOO to-day. 5000 estimated for Moor
day. l3000O for week 49,
On the curb puts July wheat closes II 12Nc; eaus
as 76Ac Puts on July closed ~ A7se; calls. wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

situation tas changed in essential point We quots.
state and Pacific 1894 choice sQsc do good "a
prime 6td7tsc do common to fair 4a6c; yearlinss q
~ fOULTRi-ALivF-No fresh stock In to-day. but
dealers had fully cario1ds on hand and there no
trade to speak Of NaiIes nomnnly UNCHANGED We
quote: Spring chickers prire large. per 10, 22Q.sc
GOcMSi 10: pigeons i5s25c. .DREsSED-Few fresh
fowls In to-day and important demand for them;
marhet rated about steady Spring chickens tending
downward especially for al snail sizes Spring ducks
steady. Turkeys firm for good lots Old cocks dull.
squads about steady We quote Turkeys per ~ sQiVc;
fowls sa9isc OIL cocks. Sc: old ducks 7gilc; spring
SGc: do Long Island. 25a3oc Il, western. dryplcked
2S3oc do sca,ded l5G.ic: squalls. dor 8 5oa32 so
siGse 50: "usi per doz ST 75as2 % English snpe ana
golden pover 1903: % grass pover' si1si so venL
son. per H.. liN iGc. W. - :,
nrme per 100 ~ ,5msOc; do No to No l. 55ai5c;
aphnnrr soT55c: clover mixed 55aG5c; clover. Soc:
rye s,iaw 45d55c straw. $1,000
'POTATOEs AND VEGETABLES New potatoes plenty
and shade easier. Old hold steady Asparagus shade
irmer Cahtages plenty and offered very low String
beans Of cce Quality and rn; poor lots dull
Tomatoes very 6Iil. CucumbeIs shade easier. We
quote: Potatoes 5cuhe n new fair 70 choee PER Dbl
s2qss %: do Inferior. ,:egs 20; DO CID 81 sogsi 7s
bunchss SEQ So turnips s2gs2 80: peas per bag 800
&c: lettuce per bhl Soc oabbagec. Dbl 3cd75c Do
Dat Dutch GO0Gcc: cucumbsrs per basket. 73cd9l DO
nsr crate 50.oc string beans Norfolk. per half Dbl
% 0aS2 rs do basket 81 .Ou$1 ~; DO North
Iarona 75cqsi 49, do Charleston per half Dbl. 6oeo
e. O Tomatoes p.r carter ,5cdsi %; mons bermudA
per crate. 81 %; do Egyptian, per sack. *2a*3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
MEDICAL AND SANITARY NOTES.

PI-STULATION THE WORK OF PARASITES
Tho process o. pustulation. both OF cowpox and
.oalnox t. according TO investigation by Professor
cuomurl Of the University Of Pisa. originated by a
parasitic which develops the epithclia cells. av-
INC studied both the norphology and biology OF THIS
organism he says 1t IS capable or amoebic move
nants which be seen on examination OF IyipHt
taken from the initial vesicie at me tenperaturs oi
III. human body-a process by which ne ms a 10
verified the muliipcatiO OF the parasite under the
microscope. With stain OF gentian ana nethyehe'
the structure OF this low organism may oe S1ual'i
cear outline The professor has succeeded IN re-
nroducng the parasite In the cofne1 or rabbits with
ho Ssc that no other OF irritation Is capable
Of producing anything appearing Ike the same para
site in the cornca
CLIMATE FOR PHTHISIS PULMONALIs-In
a naper read by Or. Swope before the Kentucky
Medical Society he summarizes the accepted points
In the treatment of this disease. namely. dry
climate. having a maximum number Of fair days
and minimum humidity. with slight range OF tenn
nerature a moderate degree Of high altitude md
annie facilities for outdoor life Among the data
made by DR. Swope. In this connection. Is that for
permanent even long continued residence. FLORIDA
is unsued for such patients. the low altitude. the
humidity and the heat OF summer rendering this
region almost untenaDe during the summer months;
nor does North Carolina. with her pineries. fuIly
meet the requirement for her most noted resort
Asheylle has an altitude OF only $50 feet, while
her temperature ranges from 100 degrees TO below
Conclusion that Southern New-Mexlco comes nearer
TO fulfilling what Is required Tor the hdVtntagcou
treatment OF pulmonary aseases' ana es 20
City partly across which runs the little am
stream Mmbres until II loses Itself in the dry
IN altitude. about NIFTY miles long and forty wide. is
sheltered on every side by high mountain ranges
"a seaks. has constant winds from the northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rtve,,,ool June 49, | 2. m.-iieef-EStrn India mess
steady s6e, primo steady at G2s I'D PORK Prime
do medium dull at "2s Cd
HANG short cut about Is III n. arm a. AS 81 Bacon
cumberland cut about ~ t. 80 H. firm N 3is. shor'
,h no,, =. n, firm 32s Gd. clear mldllrs aboH.
a. n, INN AT KS Gil long and short cl.lr midiles about
* n ln al ag- ShouldeiE About T. - ~ n steady
' % ,hc.s.. American finest white and coored. nrri
-, i.s d. ordinary new. firm at 3Gs TaIlow city.
nr,,ral Ct,unsccd Liverpool refined. nrm is 81
SHIRTS Of urp.ntinc steady at 22s I'd. Rosln Common
Prime Western spot. dull AT 3is ID
nb.nt- red winter dun rs D.d No red spring.
.orSs exhausted. Flour-St Louis fancy winter nrm at
Ga C,orn-Ni.ed Western steady at IL i<d; June
d nj 4. Az dull T. 4i4f August duh ~ g. iNd
Jrona n, Iond0n-Paclc coast steady NJ IL l5sNf2 Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Jun. l5.-CoiiDn quiet. mdillng. 1916,
low midcllng 7-lGc. good ordinary. l-i6c net and
gross receipts 2i3 bales sales. ~ bales stock l2f"
bales.
Norfolk June l5-Cotton quiet. miidng &C: low mid
ding fJc. good ordinary bic. net and receipts
bales. stock. ly.512 bales.
savannah June ih-ao'fon steady. mildllng. 6tc low
rnidd,tng T-ldc: good ordinary. lGc net and gross
receipts 3O7 bales. exports coas,wis" 2J3 bales stock
~ 100 bales.
Orleans June i5-cotton dull and "asy; good mi'-
ain, lGc mildnr q Il Go low midiling. 10 100;
goo, ordinary &c. and receipts. 40 bnles ex
rnris cna.in lse - lalea. nl-cA. I26:sO lalcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
NOW TO EAT 4 GEORGIA AELOy.

From The Atlanta Constitution
when yor pull a Georgia melon you must know
where you are at, -.
An. look out how your knife is going In;
Put one-haif on this side you. the other hait on
An. titr. YOU get between 'em and-begfn!
Oh. they're mighty mighty hlln'. with their ham-
in hearts o. red, . ,
IKE the reddest o. the roses In the South;
When cotton's down to nothin'. take the place o
meat an bread $780,, , 81,
mQutJaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

COFFEE soma ils3os,on VAS shown - hguidaie ana
an today. -" IAt.nl was Ilt''
,..r Ir@c,l-,i. ~ tho close months lsns rnhr
o. r. and Ufhef- gai.lIg IL" extent - points &c
i-arisn situation AZ Hh'f"
der. len. T. take profits The rerciiS q Hio Wei" ass
iarx.~ warehouse deliveries AZ f'N
-, y.ry .ma! Hatre DOWN 4. franc. June c,rls
NJ IA francs July ~ - August. ~ 10 september " %
80. i- pi ltia steady - ~ feis f1r NJ = 'NchaEr
o. receipts i2pp bass. Cleanliness f'r n'i St''rs
IN, f..s Snnos quiet Two days receipts. '"" h'S7
49, H.; bags Hamburg Gu.! sales. f"' ihss'
.r. O. August :. - September. 1850. 'ctot'r. 80"
,,-,-t. ,..~. steady a. points a.sAnco - . points
s..iln. s.!es w~rs 400 bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London June l5-The minority wool for the last week
were: From New South Wales. ios'5 bales; from VIC
tora ins bncs, from NcwIcnland @9'2n halcr. ron
Cape 4 Good Hope. l.52' bale" from Natal ~" palrN'
fror, China from various other places
.,i bales The arrivals date for The next series ~.
sale. which opens July 2 aggregate 3oJ~!2 bales o.
which bales were forwarded direct -
sae OF woolled sheepskins VIZ held June n ana -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. June is.--rl.u- quiet. whsst weak No
rsG,s spS, sap.mSer 7sslsSc no Y9
.sos ri t23 BUSH sales SO mo bush Corn weak mixed
sa E do yellow 63a54c stock 3e3 $50 bush: sales
81 90 bush Oats quiet; No . white western 814@3ec;
10 mixed DO, 3i,ic asked; stock 100? BUSH Rye
verv ouiet; No 2. 05dG7c. stock s229 bush Hsy.Lov
sr,dea steady choice timothy ylSC$3 10
Grain frcEhs very quiet Coffee dull l1c Other articles
unchanged.
R,ston June iJ-F7our dull and weak Corn easier.
on,s. Western isaisac: Northern creamery isaisha
f'hsa.e steady; Northern. now ii.Gssc Eggs auiett
T Tns,srn itisc; Western and Michigan. i3al3hc
Dunaio June l5.-sprns wheat in fair demand; liniss
stronger for / closing. sales: H. 900 No hard
spo, soaasc: 100 do. size; 10000 DO 1Ac over New
York Julv 10 600 No Northern do. so.c; 100 do Sotc
600 No hard c T. NC over New. York July: closns
10 ! hard spot sO.c: do c 'osc; No Northern
7olc. DO T. 7sAc. Winter wheat In good demand for
limits. nrm Sales 1900 bush 30 red Chicago 790
aoiac ~ do. Indiana sOls1c car DO Toledo
closing: red. Toledo s11sc do. Indiana. '95tc
a. Chicago IsasG1ssc; No white. Oregon: h5,sc Corn
ic lower and demand light, Sales; u cars No yellow
Sac: No 3 yellow. 53sc: No corn S3hc: No 9 corn
Siiic in store. Oats-Scarce on track store onerngy
liberal and weak: No white on track closed Ssc; No
ub,,s 25c No mixed 32iac asked: No white In store
s4i.as5c; No 3 white. 34sc No linked S2,sc asked
feed quiet unchanged. Canal frieghts-wheat. lac;
corn i,.c oats ihc TO NewYork.
Chicago June i5-The leading futures ranged az to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

M,,tr, rlo.cl ecalv n q T-0InI' ''''.' ','
Win Yesterday closing prices IfhH''''''"''
Total sal.,. 10. ND bales -. go, ,v tint,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

I.eceipts OF breadstuffs al in,er'S
las, three ciphers 1000 omitted
AZ follows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-28
Now YORK. NIRrkcts.

New YoRK. Sept. 27.--Flour. closed qui, I
and unchanged; winter wheat low grades.
s2,l5a2,JD 10. fair to fancy S2G0s3. 25;
do, patent, S930aG5o; Minnesota clear
S25Oa2..U: do patents i3.20s4 10. low extras,
81. l5a2.5O; city mills. S3.15ai.U0: DO patents.
S3. 9Uai.S5. Southern -four closed quiet and
firm; common to fair extra. $2,ua2. 20:
good to choice: do. s2.sOs3.lO. Wheat.
un.ettloh and quiet. closing steaay; No .,
red, store ana elevator. b5 use; ailout,
tGG:c ungraied 7iaS8c; No ., red, csc.
Corn. closed steady; No 2. 81 | &c.
elevator: so &c ntloat: ungraded mixed, 5Yi
a5ssc; steamer inod,57 iajS.c; No 2. 4S!aiglc.
Oats closed ,teady; No =. Ii!c No . white.
21c; mixed Western, 25ag7c. Cut meats clio ed
quiet and hrner; pickeled bellies. &c;
shoulders. &c; hams. 9.9l- lie; mIddles nom
maj; short clear, $3.50 Lard, quiet and
firm; Western steam closed at S62D bid:
city. at IS 95aG. Pork. dull and steady:
mess. Ss.5oae.75; extra prime, nominal.
Coiee--Rio. dull AMI steady: No z, l5lc.
sugar-Raw, closed dull and firm: lair re.
hning 3.a3 I-ac; refined. quiet and firm;
OIL A. l-l6ai 5-lGc; mould a. ll-lGn4g;
standard A. 4 7.l6a5; cut loaf, l-IGa5 l-4c:
crushed. l6a5 l,4c powdered. ll-lGa
rs: granulated. 7-lGai ST.; cubes, ll-l6
IA rs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-28
Cotton Markets..

NEW YORK. September Election futures
closed steady. Sales, S7s,S0U bales. Middling
gun, Is; miudling uplands, $ rs. Sep
TENDER, 65as CT; October. Glus &C: Soyem-
Der, 7uas II; December. 77aS IS; Jsnu-
airy, IS; February. 9lnS %; March, 8 gCa
3 ~: April, 02ag 0S; May. 8 O7a9 OS.
Total net receipts at all ports to-day. 20
27s.
Total so far this week. Net receipts 1i7 i.
f3l; exports Great britain, 80 ,5g5; France.
200, Continent, 0,OTG
LEvLnrooL Sept 27.-I230 D. m-Cot.
ton, active business, prices firm; Amer.
iean middilng, 3l.S2d. Sales, $4,000 bales:
American. 1900 population aud export,
I,OOU ba.es; receipts, - bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-28
u rO Ct.rIt,s.

:. C"FFEE-Steady; lilo. common, lGlal7Ic;
ra,r: i6salsc: Good. 2Ja2U,c: CnoIoe.
zlaZl &c; 'l.asuayra 2ilc; Java. 2aa sole.
siHuf. AID MoL.ssEs Steady; Syrups.
bright lSn23c, Fair Grades. IL u2Oc; Porto
fico, 10, 20 ami 2Gc, as to grade.
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssE quiet; Fair, zoe
20; Cool. 3Ga Zoe; Choice, 45c
~. FLOUR - Market easy. Western Spring
Wwnoat' BEST Patent Family. $3.50; Winter
Whoht. Best Patent Family, sI.uO; Winter
Wheat: Choice Patent Family, $3.50: Choice
ST'raiGht Family. $3.50; Good Family, 81 0:
EMr FANNY. $3.50; Good Low Family, 50, %;
Good Extra Gals.
= H.Lr-firm: Liverpool Fine. slO0al.l 10;
IL A., 55a65c. ~ t. weight
h,E ,Ailied. 6s6c; rice, in rough, 6la65o
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NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R, CO.

~ MAJ. AND ENrnnSs LEAVES Noi:-
re- lroL t!,,s DAILY te&&Gopt Syadnyl go g IN.
Ferry. Rapfr. Pantcso Eelhav.Il. ct,..
CONNECTS at tiirnton with y ana $ II. Il.
, stea msr ~ y, follows: i,silN except sun
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY FOR
an landings on thnWIu river. on MON
and WEDNIlsDAYS for salmon Grr,
Connecting at Bcllhavon With stcnfni,
virginia Dare Tor Mukclcyviilc. South
creek, Aurora, Washington aAd interim.
diatc landings.
EyENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOn-
Elizabeth city. Edenton ana way-s,.
i"nS. Connects at Elizabeth Guy with
llh,%, sieanci Nsuse. rueshay., Thursday
land and Morch".d city. Ninston ana
Golfshoro via \ and y - r. n, und f0i
Jacksonville. Wilmington, r. g. and a.
MAI, AR RHn < At =. ;, N ;a!2 N;E
GXccpi sunday a, Ii Il a "i M. conneet VIE WIZ
All rail ana steam lines at Norfolk for
the North, East and West. Passenger
Toll, and Western depot, Freight sta
.icn Oh Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD 20.
MINION LINE between all points North
and East via Norfoik and Norfolk ami
uiiuu.
F'rcish, received daily until p. IN. ana
forwardiv promptly at low rate
For further information apulv to tho
General OFFICE of the y. ami S. Il. Il Co
Norfolk. Va.
II c. HUDGINS.
General Manager
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Baltimore MARKETS..

BAITIuoRF. Sept. 27-Flour closed firm:
Western saperhne, s225a2. 40: Western
extra. S2.55a2.S0' do Family. S3.GOa
$50: win ter whoat patents S335a3 co, snriug
closed firm and unssttled No 2red. 6tic;
fteamer No rcd. 90 l-Sc; Southern
wheat by sample. 63aGGc; do on
grade. G2.a6otc. Corn closed quiet:
No mixed spot, 39ic bid: Southern
white corn, 39c; do yellow. 4la4lc.
Oats. closed firm: M white West
ern, 21a27ic; No mixed Western. 24ia
4Sc. Provisions steady; mesa pork. 81 30:
Sulk shoulders &C; short rib sides. &c: clear
ndes, &c; sugar cured shoulders Sc: hams.
small. llIc; large, III. Lard. refined. 7lc.
Gomez, firm; No I. l6c. Sugar, strong; gran
Mated, S5.5s.
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IIIiIN E-Rrclkf9st D,I.unc- yc,,,n.
w.. ~ '"hiect at Weldon with A. c. Line. FULL
ma" r Nsel eis foItslnonth to 10 Atisn,a. Ga.
, n"I's -, ilanIIin with steamers Olive for Elem
T 0 m sinn ns on the, river Connects vt
H. =. 'i"'' on '"e W. Az =.
No 4Oa aud II. yes.ibule Limited Train. M
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlanta. Pnllmau Sie.per
Portsmouth 10 Ni,nta. ia. onnets nncctiy at
Atlanta, with " and 4 Il. u. for Cl,attannn1p,
Na:h,ilic, and all points West Connects with A.
aud w. J.. Il i. for Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE
'Nc. 80. Atlanta tpcciai 1:S0a
NO. rs. Mail and Express $3.50 IN.
, OF tieLes ana baggage checked TO all points
South ana southwest sleeping car reservation aud
& neral in!or'nnt on, call on or address W. v. II.
Williams; ~! High sire I, Portsmouth q.
7. J. ANDERSON. j. W. BROWN, Jr.,
Gen. Pass. Agent. / Pass. and Ticket Agt.
T. 81 JOHN, JOHN III. WiNDER
Yiee.president, Gene nj Manager