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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26
CHURCHES YESTERDAY
Or. Holman Addresses an Inn
mense Audience al the
Theatre.
HIS DISCOURSE ON "FAITH"
YOUNG MEMS MUTUAL IMPROVE
mENr ASSOCIATION CONVENIENCE.

Two Sessions Held at the Tabernacle
AT Unity HaIl-Rev. Clarence IT.
Browns Lecture Mt the FIRST Con
gregationaI on .'T'he Teacher In
His Library
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26
tvORKING lNOMAN,s LEAGnn

Programme for Monday:
Third paper on Pottery, China and
Porcelain"
Lecture on hygiene.
Recitation.
Song af
Paper on Hawaii.
Exchange of receipts.
Thought gems.
AL women are welcome.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26
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You Can Be Well

When your blood is pure, rich and
nourishing for nerves and muscles. The
blood is the vital fluid, and when it is
poor, thin and impure you must either
suffer from some distressing disease or
you will easily fall victim to sudden
changes, exposure or overwork. Keep
your blod pure with Hoods Sarsapar-
lila and be well.
Hoods Pills are the best after-din-
ner pill; assist digestion, cure headache.
% cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-26


Roasting ScAizzlngs Best
tea in San Francisco costs
more than roasting other tea
in China or Japan, but it
makes tea better.
You don't have to pay
the difference, though. 1t
comes out of our profits.
We make money in Civ
ing up profits. Queerl
A Schilling s. Company
San Francisco 392
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
IT'S Our Business Aim.

This selling the there money We
don't make much profit far dollars and but
making and that tells in the long difference
how small the how little you pay, effort give you
moneys worth every time Is it Footwear this evening? Our
inspection the quality
make prices and why making rspu
ton money Shoe bills Let show Foot
boys gigood shoes mean-shoes put
with the idea of standing throw
aside that's the kind of you want Well
here and for less than usual money,
FORMANS 10 ....'.! East -!!'!! gs.'! d. Street. ST.!
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
other Games Ysnterdar.

At Paterson-Paterson sdded another
notch to It's score In the percent
age account by winning from Newark
yesterday by score Of 13 to 10. A very
high wind made IL almost impossible TO
judge fly balls and fifteen errors were
made by both sides Wandering
Willie" SetleY pitched for Newark and
Paterson made seventeen hits off him.
The score:
RH.R
Paterson. .8 2 2 O0OO s-lsl7 3
Newark.....3 O O.8 o 0 2 O-lO-s Z
Batteries-MeMakin and Elton; Setleg and
A. Rolhtuss. y pire- Burns.
Az HaTtford-Poor old: "Ted" Snlli
vans steers were again trun down
yesterday by Hartford By score of 13
to l.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
Atlantic League standing.
national League Standing.

Vote for George Mcintyre for Tax
Receiver tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
DInD.

BANNER-On June 9th 1896. Margaretts J..
Banner.
BARBER On June G. 1896, Mary A. Barber
aged 80 years.
ONNEY-Suddenly, of diphtherla, on June
Z, Herbert s.. son of Charles F., Jr., and Nellie
G. Bonney, aged II months.
BRANIGAN.-Ont the 9th instant. at Cam
den. N. j. James Branigan. formerly en-
ployed by Henhoeffer q Vaughn. of this city.
C0LLlNs.-On June 10, 1896. Sarah E.
Collins.
PALMER.-0n 9th month, 10th, Margaret
M. Palmer, in her SD year
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
struck BY a Swing.

While enjoying the day at Woodland
Beach yesterday, on Scott M Sunday
school excursion, Hermsn Budd. of East
Sixth street, stepped from a swing at
Woodland Besch and had his collar bone
broken and bis scalp cut. Or. Fl. O.
Bucknsster dresssd the wound
Evening journal., 1896-06-12

two base bit and scored on a hit by
Cavelle. Hickman aud Irwin got bassf
on balls In the sixth and scored Foster
got base on balls In the ninth, stolt
second snd scored on a hit by Bsttsm
For Wilmington in the sixth SprRtt
made two base hit. Montgomery" got
base on balls and both scored on Jerry
Nops home run. The locals scored one
each In the seventh and ninth The
ecora.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
Where They PLAY ro-dar-

NETS" at Wilmington.
Hartford at New Haven.
Newark at Paterson.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Baltimore.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
WON FROM THE NETS
The Jersey City Representa-
tives Were Beaten Easily.
AND JERRY NoPs MADE A HOME Run

Bowen's Numerous Bases on Balls
Helped Wilmington TO Win Out BY
Score Of II TO 4-Moriarity Had the
Best OF FraDey Last Night.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
METROPOLITAN.
SCORE BY INFINGs.
Wilmington. on........2 0 3
MetropOlitans. ......0 0 o

Metroaoiitans, 10 0 . 0 Q i
Earned runs Wilmington. 2; Metropol-
tan. 1. Two base hits Drew Spratt. Ca
velie. Cohen. Home rum. Nops. Sacrifice
hits-Neweli. Stolen ses-Newell, Gala
gher, ,Spratt,2 Montgomery .BsnnoD. CRvelle,
Foster. Irwin. Cohen. Bases on balls on
Nop5, 4; of Bowen, IL. Hit by pitched ball
-Spratt and Wise. Struck out-By Bowen,
4; by Nops. ]. Left on bases-W ilmington,
l& Metropolitan, 10. Double . ay-Newell,
Mcintyre with Berryhill. Passed balls Fos-
ter 3. Time-2O5 Umpire-Hoffer.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
Straw Hatsi

All new goods bought In case lots from
the mills direct. selling at prices
guaranteed the lowest In the city at
Ross's, 210 Market street. Popular styles
Summer Underwear at %. 80 and E0c-
the best values for tbe price ever offered.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
We sod Have ) Few More 1sph

RAmblers. Fowlers. Clevelauds, Spauld-
ings, Stearns, Columbias at the extreme
ly low price Of $45 90. You should call
at once and examine these bargains.
They are selling fast. Mcdaniel &
Merrihew Cycle Co, No. 101l Market
street, Pioneer Cycle House.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12

The keel has been laid and work begun
putting the ribs OF the new steel tug
being built by the Harlan and HollinRs-
worth Company for the Standard Oil
Company.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12

When you want better Window Screens
than the ready-made ones, 20 TO Harry
Yergers, No. 4i9 Shipley street.
Vote for George Mcintyre for Tax
Receiver to morrow.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12
Keel Laid for = New tug.

Vote for George Mcintyre for Tsx
Receiver tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-06-12

Vote for George Mcintyre for Tal
Receiver to morrow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Maritime .lisceIIanx.

Schooner Richard Cromwell Is at
Smithfield. unloading salt
A four masted schooner was ashore
on Black Fish Shoal. off Assateague.
for short time yesterday. She fioated
without assistance and proceeded.
The tug Chicago. OF Baltimore, which
is somewhat OF stranger here, was In
port yesterday for orders. She has not
been here before for a long time
The American brig Henry B. Cleaves,
of Portland. Me. Captain T. c. Wallace,
bound from Ponce. Porto Rico, for Bos-
ton. with cargo of molasses. arrived
here yesterday morning in distress. Cap
tain Wallace repoics that he sailed from
Ponce on the 22d of March and that all
went well with moderate weather until
the I'd instant when north of Cape Hat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk md portsmonth
April 9TH. 1895.
ARRIVED

Britis'h steamship Charing Cross, Mills,
New Orleans. 10 Copenhagen, to NYilMam
Lamb e. Co. to coal.
British steamship Roehampt5n Breck-
on. New Orleans to Svepborg. to Will
liam Lamb e Co. Coaled and sailed
Brig Henry b. Cleaves. Wallace Ponce
Porto Rico, to Boston; with molasses.
Schooners Charles Davenport, Pink
ham. Portland. Mary e. H. G. Dow. Nal
Johnson. Washington. D. c.: j. T.. Du
Bignon. Parker, Boston, to William
Lamb e Co, for coal.
Schooner S. Warren Hall, EGll, New
York, with guano to Jones.
Schooner Harry Shepard, Rich.
mond. light.
Schooner Hattie L. Giles. Stone, Balti-
more. with suano.
Schooner Hulda, Daniels. Baltimore
with cargo.
Schooner Three Friends. Wright. North
Carolina. to Baltimore. with lumber.
Schr. Marion, Shelley, James river
light.
Tug Edgar Il. Luckenbach. Kccne
New York. with barges Frank Pendlcton
and Annie IL. Smith, to William Lamb
& Co. ror coal
Barge Antelope to William Lamb &
Co., f2r coal.
CLEARED.
schooner Alice Mcdonald. Brown. O.
enfueEos. by William Lamb & Co, with
1,027 tons coal
Schooner lem A. Curtis. Mattaponl
river to load fer Baltimore.
Schooner Jennie T.. RICHTER, Cros=ley
Bridgeport with coal.
Schooner Paul Seavcy, -, New York
York, with Zig iron
schooner Charles Sprague. IDarper
New York. wg.h lumber.
schooner Annie Il. Mitchell, Newport's
News, to load coal for Sound port.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Cotfon markets..

New York, April T.-Cot.on-Qu. and
steady; middling gulf. SIS; middllng. ia /:
net receipts. l5s bales; gr;ss receipts,
3,ill bales: forwarded SOS bales; sales.
US bales all sptnners; stock (actuaD,
Isl. 3I3 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, L.. 2sl bales;
exports to Great Britain. 1875 bales; to
the Continent, $3.50 bales; stock. $685.
OILS bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
Sl.46l bales; exports to Great Britain,
5.625 bales: to France, $50 bales; TO the
Continent. 15.267 bales.
New York. April 7.-Cotton-Futures
closed easy; sales. 1890 bales: April,
7.G3; May. 1877; June, 7.6S: July, no; Au-
gust 7.69; September, 1856; October 7.25:
November. us; December, 72l; January.
7.2G.
New Orleans. April 7.-Cotton-Fu-
lures quiet; sales, $4,000 bales: April.
$50: May, 7,64; June, 7.62; July, $50; Au-
gust, 7,4s; September. 712; October, 6.s9;
7.O2
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Port ofNewport News.
ARRIVED


British steamship Ch!ckahominy.
schr. Lyman NJ Law. Blake. Prov!-
dence.
Schr. Jerome B. Look. HodEkins, New
York.
Schr. Alice h. Mitchell. -. Norfolk
Tug Saturn. Lewis, Boston, with barge
Macauley.
CLEARED.
Barges Enos Soule and C. c. Chap
man, Boston.
barge Nancy Pendloton New York.
SAILED.
Schooner General f. s. Greeley Blake
Providence
Schooner Walker Arlington. Drink
ter, Providence.
SAILED FOR NEWPORT NEWS
Hueiva, March SO.-Steamor GravI,pds
Key West, April C.-Stelmer Oilv7tte
Nooska, April 5.-Passad schooner
Oracle ID. buchanan. Boston for New
New Bedford. April S.-schooner c. A
White -
providence, April 6.-Schooner VIM. p.
Hood
Richmond, April s.-schoo'ner Rnlie s
Delby
ARRIVED FROM NEWPORT NEWS.
Aarhuus. April 3.-S;eamer Robert
Harl owing.
Dublin, April 2.-steamer Maniton via
Belfast.
Boston, April 6--Steamer Shawmu:.
with barge R:nsicader: tug Taurus, with
barses :. r. Mead and Oakland
Charleston, April 6.-'S;eamer Thomas
A. Ward
Providence. prlts.-schooner Marguc-
rite.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
TOBACCO PROMINENT
The Dealings In the Stock footed up55,Oo0
Shares In a Grand Total of l63,67g.
SPECULATION STRONG IN EARLY TRADING
The Strength OF the Sterling Ex.
changes Was much Commented
Upon ana There Were Rumors OF u
Shipment OF 81, OOO, Gold spccu.
intfon Closed Firm I'm Tone.

New York, April Tobacco doomed
into prominence again to-day, the deal
ings in the stock footing up 3d. 700 shares
in grand total of 163,S79 shares. At
the opening the shares ruled firm at
S7A@SSA, but as the day wore along
there were liberal offerings OF long stock
on reports OF the serious illness of one
of the Southern directors. Another sto:y
was to the effect that an Injunction had
or would be, applied for to restrain the
distribution of the scrip dividend re-
Gently declared. The weakness of this
specially had no influence on the general
run of active stocks, which scored net
gains on the day. In the early trading
speculation was strong, much to the
surprise of the professional traders. who
were free sellers of the market yestcr-
day on the passage of the Cuban reso-
lutions. The impression was that the
action OF the House would have an UNI
fnyora BILE influence abroad, but as a
matter of fact. London paid little atten-
ton to the matter, and carly cables
showed that American securities In
London were on Il parity with our clos
ing figures on Monday. Local shorts
then started IN to cover, and prices
moved up A@l$s per cent. all around.
Sugar, Union Pacific. Chicago Cas- the
Changers and General Electric were es-
pecially firm. Sugar moved up to 1875.
An advance in tho price of refined of l-l6
cent per pound. and belief that the
company is In control of the raw sugar
market added to purchases. Union
Pacific sold up TO 9is. There was little
doing in the general list. The strength
OF the sterling exchanges was much
commented upon, and there were ru-
mors OF n shipment of 81 100000 gold by
Saturdays steamers. The Cuban stu
alton received less attention, and the
impression was that executive action on
the resolutions would be delayed some
time.
AS foreign bankers are Offering four
months money at per cent. the effect
of a Government call of deposits at this
time is prcplematical Speculai on
closed firm In tone. Net changes show
gains of AIl per cent. Tobacco lost
4Ss and Manhattan l per cent. on the
spec:alties. Nickle Plate preferred rose
10 IS. and do seconds TO 3sia.
Bonds ouiet and nrmer; sales footed
up only $500, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
slsAvEIE.,.,.s, ,,,i,n,,
l,-Ss~e Fly .vELEts, asisnr. 8
Ms oLDD0AIN|0N Steamship
COB gyghPlAY.

PASSENGER sAlrS ARE Apoy,s,,
ED TO SAIL from norfolk DAILY a a.
TJHhm ~ AND tSFIDAYs at 5. 81:
eommodations unsurpassed ss'Aseri 40 sS-
Fare. including meals and state
Fare. round trip. limited to ihi f;iy; SO
For tickets and reservation $; . 10
mSm str aepi Sr GamIa olee
y 9 + RI q il ii . n pNshIipps~ la eavs
Newport Newport Negs every SUNDAY evening ming
T IMEs Hlfa%Sna tss nfS fE n%SMshTS
M mo- ,sil hnray. Accomack. Ehola
For Syf fSeom nETyAt @S 5o and
I 49, ana m s and ?. s o. Ports R.S sS and
Norfol ~ 700 and iisd a. N. ne AND Mhs s:dsS
FOR g sHanXd mp4d 5s;oo II MA and 400
S45 p m: Bay Line, $50 m. and 1 4:oe
E pSSFEsSw% soRr 1t NE 12S a HSb SIS
2 2aS p m: Bay Line Wharf at p. M. 5:
wharf at 9so m: P seaGtsns GtSSm s:tn
;, RoR RAsS wPP oauo Ssfsels Ans s. sny
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mrSerti. ss M; Bay Line LIN i Wharf S %as
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Thursday Thu and saturday from companmayy:
III, FioR y Ms; sMESsf9lki R r.
Z m connecting ct sarro HiEsts WIN 3 s sds
VI! Freight for Mathews. Back. poouos,.
MAR, mare :, severn re and Nansemond rivers
:, NORTH CAROLINA DIv1sroN-For-
mie!Iy ~. ". ana w. d. L:-Steamer AiSa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Southern Fresh Fruits nna yeeeta.
blco.

New York. April 7.-Strawberries-
FLORIDA. quart, 10026c. Asparagus,
Noith Carolina. dozen punches, Sl.5OGD
GOO. Reets, Florida. crate, s1.25@1. so;
%. do. punches. s4OO06.0O. Cabbage.
barrels and crates. s2.50@2.75. Carrots.
100 punches, s2.50@5.0O Egg plant, box.
A.5n@L''Se fSaie, Norfolk, barrel, 81. 5046
I:io; do. Baltimore. sl.25Q1.5O. Lettuce,
florida' half-barrel. basket. s1.5O. Pars-
icy. New Orleans. 100 punches. s40o@7 90.
feas. FLORIDA, crate, S1.50@350. Rad
isAes. Norfolk, 100 punches. 81 Oo611 20
string beans. Florida, wax crate. s2lS:
40 do do green crate. $1,000. SO. spin
ach. Norfolk, barrel. sl.O0@I.50. Squash.
FLORIDA, white crate. $3.50. Tomatoes
Florida, carrier, N.5o@3.5O; do. do. era te'
M;eoQ"0o.; do. Key West, carrier. 81 con
800; do do. box. 25@4Oc. Potatoes. Flor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
no EXTRA fAsl OH ANY nam.

No. ho3.--"The Atlanta Special" leaves
S"rioii<, Via Ferry, DAiLS, 81: lI.3O u. M
Leaves Portsmouth, DAILY. nj I2 .UI night.
for suffolk FTansin Boysir. Weldon, lien.
derson, Raleigh. Southern Pines. Waarsb"ra
AopTos,. Charlotte. Chester Clinton, Green.
wood, Abh.viila, Eloel'om. Athcns. Atlanta,
Augusta Macon, MONTGOMERY, New Orl"nn.'
Mashv ille Menghis Selma. Pen, scala, Texas
Mexico. Calf rnia. SU.id Limited Train, with
Pullman E;i!rt S.eepsrs and Vestibuled Coach, g..
70. Ai.."The $. A. L. Express" leaves
Norfolk, daily, mt o."E am. Lenvrs Ports
mouth, duly, MT 9.15 a.m., for nil nhore
point: emf Pendlcrou. Murfrcesboro. Lewiston,
llafham, aEt Ill Atlantic Coast Line points. vim
weldon Also connecting al Franklin Moniaya'
Wednesdays End Fridays for lnndl nrs on the river.
No. 40=.-Arrive Portsmouth daily 7.30aIn
No. 81 Arrive Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
For tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car rsser.
vaiions, etc, apply to
J. W. Ero"n. Jr, Psn'r Art II H,n st., Norfolk. VA
'" H. Williams. Ticket irt, az High ST. Portsmouth, Va
Geo. asr. Eat,r. 1ra' Pai,'r Ast. Portiueuth, Va
T.. ST. JOHN, flta.Presdsnt and General Manner
v L. rs Bst. Gsser1i Superintendent, Portsmouth, vs..
II. W. n. GLOVER, Trane Manager.
T. y. ANDERSON, esa,I Pa.,,r Irt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

New York. April G.-Schrs. Thomas
l.. James. Pierce; Lucy Wheatley, Iay-
Tor: Dora Allison. Rose; and II. j. Ray
mond. Cianmer. Norfolk and Virginia
ports.
Bremen. April Str. European.
Falmouth, April Str Vera, and
sailed for Lynn.
Isle of Wight. April 6.-Passed Str.
DANA for Copenhagen.
Liverpool. April Str. Bretwalda.
Boston. April 6.-Str. Joseph L. Colby
with harges Fantee and 10.
Bridgeport, April 6.-Schr. Alice B.
Phillips.
Nembern. April 6.-Schrs. Agnes S
Quillin and Lulu NJ. Quillin.
Nobska. April Passed schr. John
Twohy. Norfolk for Boston.
New London. April 5.-Schr. Mary a.
Randall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
teras n latsude se5s i.lonsi,uae 7.1s

. /. a . D.
teras In latitude 5000. longitude 7i1s.
On that day he encountered heavy north
west and northeast gales during w!,icl
the foresa., mainstaysaC and fore.-p-
Wast-Stay sail were carried away, and
other sails were badly torn, and splE.
The vessel wa,s run before the gale for
eight hours and on Saturday she hove
10 and drlftcd about. Saturday night she
was eight miles east from Body's Is
land Light with calm. On Monday
with a southwest breeze. she bore away
for Norfolk and arrived here as stated
The Cleaves IS leaking u little. and her
pumps are out OF order. Captain Wal
lace will procure new sails here and pro
coed to Boston. The vessel is now con-
signed to u. s. Baum.
The british steamship Lord Lans-
dcwne. from Baltimore. for Dublin.
which has been ashore at Point-N
Point, Chesapeake Bay, floated Monday
night after having llghtencd about 300
tons of -four She proceeded fer her des-
tinat!on and passed out the Capes at /
O'Clock yesterday morning. The schoon-
Ell John Booth, which was engaged In
taking the Cargo from THE steamer, has
load coal.
Schooners Mary Curtis and Fannie
Brown. from Charleston. have arrived at
Richmond.
Schooner Wilson and Hunting is at
Scotland
Schooner y. J. Bentley sailed from
Delaware BrealSwater on the 9th for
Philadelphia in tow OF the tug Samson
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Norf"Ik Cotton Market.
WHOLESALEQ COTAYI0sS.
PrOvisfouu.
Norfolk, Va. Arr

Norfolk. Va. April Z. 1896.
f.sh-Maekerei, No. .. In kegs, 500;
new, small, $3.50: new. medium. sIs a.
No. ), in kegs. $3.50: Herring. FamiIy
Roe. half barrel, sa.75: North Caroiin.,
rels S2.75. "
Mess i'ork-tNew, 5000: mess pork
old. $3.50. f0' ~
,i.ams-Pork. $1,000; hams, smlthhsla
l9i.ml4c. -u
bulk Mea,s-Clear ribs. SEC. fo,
backs, Use; bellies. Size. as to Sc
pieces; pork plate. si.T5.
ShoulderS-Suga Ghc
Bacon-Shouliers. J&c.
Observation-Disclosures nc.
Lard-Purc lard. tIerces, 6l.@ca:c o.
to cases and tubs; ii.c. over tierces: corr
pound, SAC: ti"rces III cases. ac
ss4c. 'iiS'
Butter-Market firm: New York State
dairy, new. 2oc.; fresh creamery. go
2ic.: Western. lGd oOc
Kerosene oil-F.rm: liz d. grees, SEC. :.
co degrees. like; Red. l5u degrees, ioc'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
= Eggs---Wholesale Toe. per dozen.
BeeswaxA26cc97c. per pound
iruSk--.cish potatoes. Eating pota.
toes. 90c.Gs1Go per lag.
SuRar Market.

Market steady. Out OF town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates to
the different points. Local sales are be-
Ing made as follows: cut ioaf. $3.50;
powdered. $3.50: granulated. s535: con-
fectioners' standard "A" s5.23: Ameri-
can OFF "a" 81. eS: Franklin nearly white
"B, $3.50: centennial bright. yellow "B."
st6l; FRANKLIN standard extra &C." s4.4S;
keystone standard extra C. SAL;
American extra &c" S4.3S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08

New York, April 7.-tMoney on call
easy a. $685. per cent: last loan at 3
per cent. and closing offered at per
cent: Prime mercantile paper. 5A@G psr
cent Bar silver. GS1s. Sterling Exchange
firm, with actual business In bankers
bills ut iSSGI 4SS1, for sixty days and
4S9QiS9A for demand. l'os;ed rates
4S9@490. Commercial bills, 4SIG4S73.
Government bonds. firm: State bonds
finn; railroad bonds. firm. Silver at the
board was dull
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-08
Fresh Fish.

Firm and steady. Trout. large per
poX) Sl0al1; trout. medium (per box.
SS50@S.75: mixed (per box). Sc. 5o6D7. mml.
lets (per box), s65O@7: croakers Cper
boN). S6.5og7; taylors (per box), 81. 500
s; sheepshead (per pound). 8@loc; span
ish mackerel (per pound). 12c; rock (per
pound. 1o012h; pampano. 15c; blues, &c:
blackbass. 5R@6c.: white perch, 4lhG5c.
yellow perch, Sc; Florida shad. 15@2Oc:
red snapper. SIC: groupers, Sc; North
Carolina shad. 20035c.
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Memoranda.

Little Egg Harbor, N. J., April L.
Schooner Jerome B. Look. Hodgkns.
from New York for Newport News
QighO. stranded on Little Egg Ilarbor
Shoals at 1880 y. M. yesterday and
floated at midnight. assisted by crews
of Little Egg and Little Beach stations;
no damage.
Halifax. N. s., April IA diver has
examined the stern of the disabled
schooner Viking (Br) and found 10
other damage than the rudder braces
gone Tile vessel Is not leaking She
will discharge about 600 tons of coal to
enable her To proceed to her destination
tI'all River. Mass.) after being supplied
with new sails and a. new boom and
gaff.
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Rice-Milled. 5@Gc.
G IN I'm.

Peas-Nominal: Black-eye Peas. s1.So
per bag; Black. 75@S0c. per bushel; Clay.
50460c. per bushel.
Corn-Sou:hern White. 341hc
Oats-Steady: Mixed. CSC. white 3oc
Mill Feed-Market steady: Bran, sl4 90:
shipstuff. or middling. $1,000: meal. white
bolted. per so lbs. 39G@41c.
Hay-Maryland and Virginia, No. l
Timothy, sl7.o0@17.5O; No. 2. sl5.5O@1GO 90.
Timothy Hay. s1S.5O619.oo.
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TIME Receivers.
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DAILY ENCEPT SUNDAY.
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IN. i"",,, i 81, p: m. local express; $3.50 p.
cx LSaye y,irEinia Beach--soo n. m, local
local ST. III ;oo n. m. mixed: 2:l5 D. M,
ocsn , express; 40 y. m, stops only al
oeeaha' LynnhaNen and TImfin.
1o,ro ~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
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inn aii'u, LynnhnNen and Ocennn; j 100 n M :.
-, cApress; 1850 y. M, local express
ox $500 Virginia Bcach-IDIU a. M local
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III, H. Local Express Trains nuke the
y Chair Car is uttnchnd IN nj, -,
""'"s' seats 70 cents each.
Il. +. HOLLAND.
General Superintendent
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Produce.

Southern Fruit-Bananas. 75c.@S125
coanuts. 1915 per bag Of 100: Lemons.
s2,6O4S.0O; Northern apples. s4.O0QS5. 90.
Northern cabbage $2.75 Der sugar bar
rel: Florida cabbage new. SO per crate.
Turnips. $l.25@1.60: sweet potatoes:
Hayman's, sl.75G2: yellow. s2@225; red.
sl.001l.25; onions. $1.75; parsnips. $3.50;
celery. 3G4c. a stalk; carrots, $l.75.
Poultry-Chickers. old. 25420c.; spring
chickens. none ON market