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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-26
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PASSENGER SHIPS ARE ApotSr
1s J, SAIL I IF froM ii, Nogfolk DAILY at:
ANb ERl1 HAHYRsN It 3 m'
SATURDAYS, p. m. Passenger &C.:
Fare. including meals and state 5
Fare. round trip. limited to thirty y
rooms apply at Camganys Office s'4 II Il
MED street Gr f Fsne5a G psnp,w wharf say:
ar TIME q sc TfhGnE TIE BE- nfSF m%e5pns
and $iaine, sailing daiiy 0 eaeen, E ssn:
EoR e oE6 FoRTyt SS ana EGrrols
10 o5 ana NJ $40 nj r a d. por!smouth s4s and
ron HANiPtfoN~At Ills ia a. nv N. ?. ana nd
EoR NEWpoit;T News AN AN6 5 81 Sm F r:
Ell =, ~ 2;so p M Il: ports,iouth ct
,,i FHh sAsr A%D WARE RIVERS
whnr G al 10 gnay 5enxins
rT EoR : R i ( $oap,SsfNtA ND ;. SEW g.
aayc Gomsys @harfF M # ola PgInt
nesiny and Friday at $3.50 a. m; Ports
mouth. Sin u. M: Bay Line Wharf Nor
FOLK, at 800 a. M: returning next day,
FOR SEVERN RlVER-Tuea9lay
Thursday and Saturday from Companv!s
wharf at G:3O n. m. Portsmouth. Gas N
M; Pay Line; Norfolk: n m. "
+, FOX NANSEMOND RIVER AND
p m; connecting ut Suffolk with s. and
ErslpI, for Mathews, Back. poquosIn.
Ware Severn and Nanscmond river,
must be prepaid ''eiis
NORTH cAEohINA DIv1s1oN-For-
merry =. n. ana W ID. L:-Steamer Albe-
marie leaves Norfolk FOR Washngton y !.
G., Mondays at e. m: Thmrstnvs az
q. m. cnrryinr freight and pusseneera
for Washington aud points on the Par
pungo and Pnmtco rivers -
>frrlEht Tor Newbern. y. c.. received ut
y. and s. X. r. Depot - q
Freight received daily except Sunday
MI schedules subject to change with.
out notice.
NJ. II. CROMWELL. Agent.
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1.-Two StncL Market.

Matket-Surply light during the past
week. Demand good. Prices firm with
upward tendency on all kinds OF cattle.
Butchers Cattle--t.xtra fat. smooth,
Steers +Hiiic.: common to fair. cattla.
81. T3ssr.; rommon, rough cattle. 2i.G
"i4c,; heifers. fat and smooth 3A M:;iac.
heitcrS. common. 2i2M3Ac: cows. IA,
and smooth, 2'.V3hc.: cows. common
and rough. 2Hd2Ac.: bulls, 2maIac.;
miicn COWS. common. $l5u %; milch cows.
! Gnoi. sZ""S'o' good ordered oxen. "a
"%.c.: common rough oxen. aG.a2.c.. har.-
ties and scailawags. ll@G2i.c.; BOD corn
led hoss live. iHiAc. gross. common To
fair hogs, I've, &c. gross; Ugh, pigs, 20. a
4C -
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go

sIA HOURS QUIchEn THAN AM
OTHER LINE
THROUGH Dhl nED NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 5, 1855.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
1:io e. M daiiy. ytccb. SuEuuy-(Ports-
moIth High street, 30 a. m }
Arrive at Philadelphia, 5;52 w.
H.. New York at :3S y. M
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Clio p. m. daily, Portsmouth. High street
5:55.) Arrive at rhiladelpha
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
eco o, m daily. Portsmouth, High street,
s:l0.) leaving New York at %.
m. Philadelphia. II :1G p. m.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
sos p. H. daily. except Sunday-(Ports.
mouth, High street S:15 y. mr.
leaving Now York at 8 a. M:
Fhili lalphia. IO:nn a. m
Close connection made with all rail and
eound lines TO and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cara on night trains
between Jersey City. PhilladeiphIa and
Ior Cars on day trains between Phila-
delphia and Gnpe Charles
checked at, Wakes Agency. under At
laBtic Hc.nl. and on the steamers, az
!, = r, u. COOKE. General Agent,
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk mud port,mouth
Iarch 3ifh.Is
ARRIV Al &

| Schrs. Fanny Z. Bowen. Chas. Eal,
| River; George NJ. Grant. Pelton. prov;-
dence. and Wm. Il. Palmer. Dyer. Ba,h
Me. to VIM, Lamb & Co. for coal
! Schr. VIM. Jones. Mclean. New York.
light, TO load pilinE for Halifax.
| light.
schr; Charles Gibson. -. Bal,i-
| more light.
Schr. Minnie and Emma . HsI,i-
! more 10 North Carolina. light.
Schr. Edwin c.. Nauticocl,
river to load oysters for Nanticock
river
schr. East Newmarket. --, Bal,i-
more, with bricks TO naYy-yard.
CLEARED
Br. stmp. Prior Conradi. Nyborg Den
mark. by the North American Trans
port Company. with Also bushels corn
Hr. stmp. Barden Tower Robertson.
Hamburg Via Newport News. by Barb /
& Co. with 500 bales cotton, cars
walnut and poplar logs
Rr. stmp. March. Corner. Antwerp. by
Barber ~ Co, with 300 bales cotton
100 bales cotton lintels. 100 bales cotton
waste $50 pieces cedar. 2.227 pieces pine
lumber and IA pieces oak lumber.
Schr Lizzie RI. Brayion Rogers. Fail
River. with coal
Schr Minerva j.. WebmOrc. Hill, City
Point, to load for Washington.
Schr William L. Franklin. Thomas
City Point to load for Washington.
Schr Maud Seward. Travers, Clare
mont. TO load for Balttmire.
Schr Express, Hill. baltimore. with
lumber
Schr. Cornelia. Hill. Centreville. Md,
with lumber.
Schr Mabel and Ruth. Clogg, New
berne, n. c.. with guano.
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AN EXTREME DULLAESS
Speculation at the Stock Exchange Was
Of a Midsummer Character.
SUGAR WAS THE MOST ACTIVE STOCK.
Notwithstanding The DuIlncss, tho
Tendency OF Prices Was In the
direction of inproveMent-Th The
Greatest S:RtrIs Were Made In tho
lndustriais-RniIw List Firm.

New York. March 25.-Speculation Mt
the Stock Exchange to-day WAS OF Il
midsummer character, the dizziness hav-
ing been extreme Only l05g00 shares
were traded in and in this meagre total
sugar which was the most active stock
figured for 1900. ST. Paul came next,
with l1,700 shares. and L. & N. third,
with $500 shares. Notwithstanding the
dizziness the tendency OF prices was in
the direction of Improvement. London
bought moderate amounts of It's favor
ties and this with slightly higher prices
from abroad and the belief that the po-
littcal situation of the United States as
affecting the outside world, had I'm
proved, assisted the rise which took
place In the general list. The greatest
gains were made i'm the 1ndustrials.
Chicago Gas advanced Il point to 6IA.
on the report that the directors intend
ell TO recommend the payments of divi-
dcnds. Tobacco, after AN early decline
from So to S2lS. rose to 81 and closed at
say. The story on the board was that
the directors at their meeting on We'd
nesday next. will declare dividend ON
the common stock. Nothing Of the kind
could he obtained. 1t has been remark
cd that the American Tobacco dircc-
tors are singularly quiet.
Sugar first fell Is to Ia. and rose to
115h@l15. General Electric was firmer
and ranged between 80 and 353s. The
railway list was firm. but the variations
were merely fractional. St. Paul was
strenS thencd by the increase In its earn
ings for the third week of March of
nearly $4,000. l.. e n. advanced with
in fraction of 50 on purchases by
London houses. Spccula tion closed
firm. with prices anywhere from ia
to q per cent. higher ON the day.
Bonds were higher. The sales footed
up $780,, 900.
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chicago Market.

Chicago. March 25.-Thc opening qu7-
ta.ions on whoa; to-day were the inside
and the closing almost the outs.dr
The market presented varying degrees
OF strength during the session with only
moderate activity i'll the aggregate. The
Northwest reported heavy arrivals The
opening trades were made al shaded
prices in consideration of the receipts
hut almost Immediately afterward a
sharp demand rose and q bulge from
62isN62t4 to CPS for May took place
some of the buying was credited to Ar
mour. who was reputedyto taking hand
on the long side. Recess!ous occurred
la:cr. but. as the session nearcd its
conclusion there was renewed energy
to the demand and the best quotations
OF the day were then established Brad
streets report decreased the world.
available supply by 3,T01 900. hui th,
figures We're received rather phlegmati-
cally. although they We're conceded 70
be hull!sh. Some Of the subsequent;
buying was probably due 10 that.
Corn-l5usiness was not large or i'm
portant ana no particular attention was
attached TO the market Buying was for
covering purposes. and was rencrslIy
speaking. light in its charac ter.
Oats We're tirmer. IN sympa thy with
the leading markets. y fair trade was
noted. with no extraordinary transact
tionS recorded.
Provisions declined early. but made
almost 4 full recovery before the session
closed. Longs sold out during the morn
Ing. finding further cause for discourage
ment i'm the low price of live hogs
There was good deal of short selling
ana III covering later there was rally.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-26

Southern Fruit-Bananas, I5c. @sI.25
per bunch: oranges. Messina. S3.2adii: CO.
coanuts. S3.75 per bag OF 100: Lemons.
3250T3.OO: Northern apples. S4.0oGfS5 90.
Turnlps. sl.2s@1.5o; sweet potatoes
Hayman's. Sl.Ta6p2: yellow. s2M2.25; red.
sl.00@l.25: onions. SITS; parsnips. ST.
celery. 304c. stalk: carrots. SITE.
neutrality-suspicious.. old. Doe. spitng
chickens. none on market
neutrality-suspicious.. old. 25dt21iac
spring chickens. none on market.
t:gEs-Wholesnle. l0c. per dozen.
Beeswax-2GN27c. per pound.
Truck--lrish potatoes Eating pota.
toes. soc. @$l26 per bag
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Timothy, s17oo@l7.5o: No. 2. s156O@lG. 90
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No.
Timothy Hay. $500.
Fresh EIsll.

Firm and steady. Trout. large pcr
boH). sl00ll: trout. medium (per box),
SS.50@S.I5; mixed (per boS). S6.5Odp7; null
lets tper box), s65O@7: croakers (per
boX), S6.50MI: taylors (per boN), $7.50dD
S: sheepshead tper pound. SGDl0c: Span
ish mackcrel (per pound. 12c; rock (per
pound). lOdnl2E; pampano. l5c; blues. &c:
black bass. GG0Ic; white perch. 41sG5c;
yellow perch. Sc; Florida shad. l5G2oc:
red snapper, 51sc; groupcrs. SC; North
Carolina shad, 20@4Oc
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Stnve Mark CT.

Markct-Therc is an improved do
mand for light white oak hogs
heads. barrels and octaves. IN heavy
pipes. prime. $500: culls. $1,000: heavy
hogshsads. prime, S55@ IS: culls. So; Prime
Red oak hugsheads, :25 and dull; rulls
$l5: white oak light hogeheaGs. prime
$1,000; culls, S32.Go: white oak heading
prime. SIG; Guile. SIG: whit oak light
pipe, $50; culls. S35: white oak barrel
$3,; culls Sl': white oak. octuves, sac;
Culls, $40
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Arrived out From Noriolh.

Amsterdam. March 22.-Str. ALBANIA.
Bristol. March 24.-Str. Gcna. Norfolk
and Newpor; News.
Falmouth March 24.-Str. Start.
Hamburg, March 23.-Str. Gcymana
Landskr nj. March l7.--Str. Norlands
nucnos Ayrcs. Feb. 20.-Bark Serena
for Rosario.
st. Jago de Cuba March e.-Schr. Cla-
IA Goodwin.
New Bedford, March 2s-schr. John
Il. Williams.
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Money MARKET

New York. March 25.-Money on call
easy at 3Q3ia; last loan al and closing
offered 1t 3 per vent. Prime mercantile
paper 5'aM6 per cent. Bar silver. 6Sas
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S7M4S14
for sixty days, and lSSG 1851 for de-
mand. Posted rates 4SSn $50. CONNER
cial bills, 4S6G+S6a.. Government bonds
steady: State bonds dun: railroad bonds
firm. Silver At the board was uuiet.
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Sugar Market

Market steady. Out OF town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates TO
the diTeren, points. Local sales are be-
ing made as follows: Cut loaf s5.T3;
powdered. SEAS; granulated, 500: con-
fectioners standard "A" SSH; Amcri-
can off a." IS6; Franklin nearly white
'B. sa.I2: centennial bright. yellow b"
AS; Franklin standard extra &C." Si.36:
keystone standard extra &C." 1929:
American extra &C." s423
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baltimore Market.

Baltimore. March 25.--Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-Quiet; No. red spot and
March. T1A472c.: May, 5S4s &5s7sc.;
July. CSC. asked; Southern. by sample,
I64I7c.; do. on grade. flM@I4hc.
Cern-SteadY; mixed spot. March and
April. 33$T34c.; May 3ils@34ssc. !:
steamer mixed, 33c. bid; Southern 36c.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white Western,
261a@2Ic.; No. 2 mixed do. 24laQ25c
Rye-Inactive; No. 9, 42iac, nearby;
45@46c.. Western.
Coffee-Quiet, 13Tsc
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McItlOrRIldn.

Schr. G. c. Wehrum arrived Mt Bermu
la Hundreds on the 24th from New
York. The following sailed from Rcr
muda Hundreds OH the Goth: Schrs.
Standard. for Philadelphia: L. c..
Knight. Jr., and Jesse l.. Leach. for
New York.
Str. Azalea Br.). Progrcso. 10 north of
Hatteras.
Bark Geneva, for north of Hat:eras
At Guantanamo, 9Th instant
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SAILED.

Br. stmp. Aswanly. Cameron. Ham
burg. by the North american Transport
Company. with 141.500 bushels corn.
Schr. S. y. Hitchcock. Sorenson. Ham,
ilton. Bermuda.
Schr. James w. Bigelow. Bird, George
town. Dcmerara. So
Schr. James b. Jordan. Hempel. San
tiago de Cuba.
Schr. Helen Hasbrouck. Sprague. New
York. with lumber.
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Live stock.

to fair cattle. 3hqh4c. Eastern North
Carolina cattle, best, 3hQ4c.; heifcrs,
Western. 3hQ3Xc.; bulls, 2Am2kc: fat
cows. 2GG4c; milch cows. good per head.
2o@35: cows, common. Sl5625: butchers
sheep, 3AQ4c; good corn-fcd hogs. lac
AZ; light pigs. 3AGp4c: fresh pork, hogs
dressed large. per pound. 4df5c. hogs.
dressed, small, per pound. 595hc.
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Sailed for Norfolk.

New Orleans. March 2i.-Str. High
lander tclcarcd).
Delaware Breakwater. March "a
Sehr. Howard H. Peek, Mehamy. from
New York.
Providence, March @4.-Schr. Genl T..
S. Greeley. Blake.
New York, March 24,h-Schrs. Alice
Mcdonald. {. W. Alc3tt Maud Hriggs.
Baltimore, March 24.-Schr. Charles
I. Strann.
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Air Dried ptuc I,,unn.r

A flooring dry and clear sll25; "A
rough edge. best. $40: No. ., IS: No g.
So A. rough stained, 81: small joists
~ large joists. sS.6QQ $40: PA lG scunt.
ling. $500.
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Lumber Market.
tMholesale Quotations.l

Cypress Lumbcr-Market in good de-
mand. Boards lX6-lG feet long. Sl1.15:
boards. lX6-16 rough, Sl0uSll. 50;
boards. lXl2 to Is inchcs--.l6 feet clear,
s2i@s2 boards. rough. wide. sl5qslS. so;
scarce and in demand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-26

On Marca Il. 1896, tht position of the
gas bouy. which was established Feb
~. 1896, 10 mark the eastern edges OF
rum Eeach Shoal. western channel
OF arraSansett Say. In .dc Island. was
----~---------
Continued on Eighth paEe)
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new AMI powerful IRON palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
lNCTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as followa
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WHOLESALER EQUATIONS.


Norfolk. Va. March %, 1896.
Fish-Alackerel. No .. in kegs. s. 90
new, small. $3.50; new. medium. ST.. 90:
No 3. IN kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family
Roe. half barrel. S2.75: North Carolina
Gu, Herring, s3.25Q3.75: Eastern, in bar
rels. S2.T5
Mess Pork-New, sl0.25
Iium-Pork. 5000.
Hams-Smiihheld- l2Il3c.
BULK Meats-Glear ribs. s5.G5; IA.
backs. 4Isc: bellies, 53sc. as TO sizs
pieces; pork plate, s4.5S
houlders-Sugar-cu 6Hc.
Bacor-Shoulders. GMc.
Breasts-SuSar-cuTe Sc
Lard-Fure lard. tierces. 6IaGG&c.. as
10 cases and tubs; nc. over tierces: com
pound, 4Ac.: tierces in cases. SC.
Cheese-Cream. gaze; Western D,,.
sac.
Butter-Market firm: New York State
Csc Western. lG020c.
Kerosene oil-Firm: 1l2 degrees. sac.
60 degrees. l1Ac.; Red. $50 degrees loo
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Kiln Dried.

A. No: l. 10 inches, sl7: A No. l, l.
inches, SIS; "A No. /. edge. ali,jo; Al
M. ,. edge. Sl2.50; A No ., stock. Sli.
A No. 3. edge, $3.50: A No. 3. stock
Sl2.1O: bill stun, air dried s.. G06Sl2
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Grain.

Peas-Quist; Black-eye Peas. sl.S0G
190 per bag: Black. 704S0c per bushei
Clay. 50MG0c. per bushel
Corn-Southern White. S4435c.
Oats--Steady: Mixed. Csc: white. SOC.
Mill Feed-Markct steady: Bran. sl4.o0:
shipstun. or middling, 90: meal. white
bolted. per SO lbs. 39hG41c
Hay-Maryland and Virginia, No. /
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Shingles.-ouiet; No. hearts, ssm
$3.50: No. hearts. S5a $3.50: NJ /, sap
Sc: No. . saps, s4.2oGS5.
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General Manager.
A TlANTlC AND DhNvILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER

y TTF.JUT IT. IN IF i F.CT NOVEMBEK
IL, 1898.
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf ,!niiv,
$50 a. m; West Norfolk. s:45 a m for
arriving at Danville 5:25 D. m. Leave
Norfolk. 5:23 p M: West Norfolk i:55 D.
IN. Leave l.awrcnccvilln daily Except
vile at 1920 "a. IN
Connection made at Dnnville and JEFF
frcSS junction with Southern Railway
system: at Denniston junction for Dur
ham. South Hoston and all points on
the Durham Division of the ". and w
X. X.
Pullman scepers between Danvllle
Ashcville. Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis
and New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk; W. v. II. Williams
Agency, Portsmouth
WIN. n. TAYLOR,
General PASSENGER Agent.
CHAS. o. TlAINES,
Superintendent.
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groceries,.

coffee-stronger and q cent higher;
lec. Good. zoo 20a.c.: Choice. al6foI1%.c"
Laguayra. 81 l-3c.: Java. 29q3oltc,
Syrups and Molasses-Steady: Syrnns
Bright, lS023c: Fair Grades lGG, snr
Porto Rico. l6. 20 and 26c. as to sraJ.
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet; Fair,
20425c.: Good 364i0c.: Choice, I5c
F'lour-Market was steady: w,ct
ern Spring Wheat Best Pain,
Family. $40; Winter Wheat. Bsst 20.
tent Family. s4.35: Winter Wheot
Choice Patent. s+.l5; Family. S405.
Choice Straight Family. s3.Sj; Good
Family, $3..5; Fair Family. So 50: Good
FANNY. 1885; Fair Family, IS 20
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. sl.O0G
Ito. as TO grade: G. a.. 55Q65c., as TO
weight.
Rice-Milled 5a6c.: rice. In rough, %
q soc. per bushcl.
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Peanut Market.

Market-Quiet; Prime. 3Ac.; strict
~ prime. 3lac.; fancy. gaze; common
2Q24ac.; Spanish. sl.10.
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TIsav,:I.r:IsS, <:UIDE.
N. Nv NORFOLK AND VIEW
" RAILROAD COMPLY

W. RAILROAD COMFY.
y. nniM!StSON SMITH. RECEIVER
Time Table In effect March ~ 1886
T:3o u. M. 300 a. M, ii 100 A. M / Co =,
m. 100 D. m. $3.50 p. M, and OH Satur-
DAYS only III 100 y. m
day. S:l5 a. M, 0:0o Il. M. l2:OD noon, 900
y m, 100 D. M. Gl0 y, M, and on Sntur-
days only at 7:3D H.. IN.
Leave Norfoik, Sunday. 800 II. IN. III 30
n m, LOO y, M. 800 y. M. 500 y. IN.
Leave Ocean View. Sunday. 1000 IL. M,
ls:N noon. 2:00 p M. 400 y. m. i:G0 d. III.
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NVRFlLH 3 SOUTHERN R. Z, @,

MAIL AND i:NPREss LEAVES NOR
Eoi.k daily except sunday ~ a, n! lUi.
Elizabeth city. Edenton, Mackcy's Ferry.
Is follows Daily excerpt sniday ', 'i Tor
Windsor. TUESDAY. rIItESDAY AID AID
SATURDAY for all landings an ,'hoWmn
r,W.- ana Com" Oh MONDAY and FRI
PAY for ScuppcrnoEg river. and WE'D
ing at lle!lhavcn with stcai vir"injo
Dare r?r Makityvill"; *".ih Crccj., All
ings.
,GGTENI%G EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
Elizabeth city. Edenton and way-sta-
tons. Connects at Elizabeth Glib with
the steamer Neuse Tuesday. Thursday
Landing. Morrhrad Citv Iiirstnu at,J
Golasboro, via \ and ~ c. r. r., and for
Jacksonville, Wilmington. y. G. and ali
MAIL AR hHn *, At J NoRF9hlt.
%Scpt snnayJp at Job s a ''n n so da!y
With all rail and sicaIn, ,ip"s al Norfolk
,Sik' and r Fight G s;4:
rH HAFT FNEiG,t nTAff .IHt;N ,nlsrArcu.
MiNIoN LINE. between ali noiy ~ -
and East via Norfolk and ol.tJ ;NvI,H
Southcrn Railroad and Eastern Nor;h
Freight received daily until > p. m. ,na
forwacdiy promptly at low rate '
Eor IrF Gtnre information apply. to the
Norfolk Va
II. c. HuDGfNs.
AZ Gen s;;H,i Ereigh, and Pass. Agent.
General Manager
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Port orNewport News.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Ava ID. Douglas, Thompson, Bos-
ton.
Schr. Andrew Adams, Adams Boston
Schr. Marguerite. Trippe. Providence.
Schr. Carrie F. Brownson, Bennett.
Fall River.
Schr. IL. IL. Hanscom. Holmes. FAN
River.
schr. George L. wolcott, Ports
mouth.
Schr. Luther a. Ruby, Potter. Boston.
Schr. Kate l3. Ogden, ---. y. u.
ARRIVED OUT FROM NEWPORT
NEWS.
Hamburg. March 23.-Str Cedar
Branch.
Portland. March 24.-Str. R0mola
Rotterdam. March 21.--Str. Emma.
Tmuiden, March 23.-Str. Mendoza.
Salem, March 24.-Schr. Maria O. Tcel
Vineyard Haven, March 24.--Schr.
Bertha Dean.
SAILED FOR NEWPORT NEWS
Boston. March 2t.-Tug Saturn with
barges Oakland and S. II. Mead
New York. March 2i.-Schrs. H. IL.
Weaver ID. IL. Rivers.
Str. Westhall U3r). hence II, Bai,l.
more, 23d instant. for Newport News.
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TRAVELLERS .,:Usp r. !:

NAl l.toAD Co. ssG.ts55 L
RuNNING BETWEEN NORFOLK and
Fanon. VIRGINIA BEACH ser Ecscr.
SiLAS w. BURT X ". VAN NOkDEN,
,p,,, Receivers ID.
THuNsDAY, FEB. s. issc. Ar
O'CLOCK ~. NJ.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
IN '''S I've, NorIolk--I:W q; M, mixed: 9:20 o.:
~, Stops only at Thnlfa. Lynnhuven and
mee1,m ni l2:S9 y, m, local express; $3.50 p.
~ leave Hrays. yirginla lscach--9oo a. M. local
lornl ~ ii:0l u. m. mixed: Pals y. M,
oceahn. '.ynn!,ayen and ThaiIn
SUNDAY TRAINS
,rh.nc No:iolk-?:20 Il. m, stops only. ut
, mainh, i.yhnliavcn anu Occuna: /: 100 D. m.
'"Ini SNrrsss: $3.50 u. M. local express.
,. i"mys Virginia. Bcach--l0IU "a. m. local
~, 1853 2:i, =. IN. local express: 4: 80 10
Thnliu '' '-s hhha'eh ana
,t.,i rams as, stop only OIL signal ut interme-
nm,'1S iinhS u put off or take on pass
tiip III forty-Rvc minutes ''AA' .''
~, .. ,iair Gar Is attached to all messenger
'"'iS' seats - cents each.
b. J.. HOLLAND,
General SLpurIntenUcnt
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FARES TO f nSToN AND PRovI.
First class. tncluu!ng meals ard sn- ~
loon stateroom berth. .......,,,,. a.ea .
Second class. including meals and
For SAVANNAH. ~ b
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at q. m. 797I--i-tS
Fare-First class. including meals
Fare-second class, including meals i;;iiis''1 =
Perisha BE Freight sent Via. Priovideneea'
forwarded by early train to Boston, ana L
at the same rate as by direct steamers tic
,Perishmbie Freights not received later
than 5:2y p. m. on sailing days Of Bant1n#
ships; $50 sailing days Of PROVIDENCE
FOR further Informa ton apply to f3s:tSl
r. H. WRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk We. IS,
A. D. STEBBINS, Asst Tariff Mr. ~,
W. +. TURNER, General Pass Ae't.Ssss6s
H. WHITNEY, Traffic ManaKer.sS#i
General Offices. Baltimore. nd.
ROANOKE, NORFOLK AND W ~
BALTIMORE STEAMBOANhCO
Commencing Sunday. September lSs. 8
1855, the steamers Of this line will f1Gnv6S
Bay Line wharf every Wednesda y3s and
Saturday night for Baltimore and Leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and FridSH I
sE sss5sea ssfsseo eSl NIX q sasII!ss
AHaH&
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Opening. Highest Lowest.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was quiet and steady; No . spring
wheat, 6O&@6I1@c.: No . red. G4lsGt
65!hc.; No. corn. 2sA qI2Sasc.; No oats
lSAc. Mess pork. ss70&s75; lard s5.05:
short-rib sides. s4.65@47o: dry sailed
shoulders. S45084 1929: short-clear sides,
Bs62a4Q4.76; whiskey, sl.22.