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Cotton markets.,

New York, Feb. ll.-Cotton easy: mid
ding gulf, 7-16c. Net receipts 7Se
bales; Sr,ss, 10,o26 bales: forwarded
l,27S bales; sales, 80 bales, all spinners:
stock. 1S7,20l bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, 23.7o4
bales; to France. 9l0O bales: to CONT
nent. - bales; stock. S6G.4S6 bales
Total so far this week: Net receipts
6o3. ISIS bales; exports to Great Britain
A2.o92 bales: to France, 1862 bales; to
continent. 26,324 bales
Total since September /: Net reccipts,
4.lGi.G.0 bales: exports to Great Britain,
l.3Sl,392 bales; Ia France. 3I7,I25 bales:
to continent 1868 bales
New York. Feb ll.-Co,ton futures
steady February. t,7a; March 7.Sl;
May, 1.G@; June, I.9G; July. 7.9S: August
s.96; September, 80: October T.5S; No
vcmbcr. 7.53; December, 7.55. Sales. $780,
800 bales
New York. Feb. ll.-To-morrow being
a holiday the various exchanges will
be closed.
Liverpool, Feb. 1l.-12:30 p. m-Cotton
market quiet and prices easier: Amcli-
can niddling. 4 a-lGd; sales. 5000 bales:
American, 200 bales; speculation and
export. 500 bales; receipts, As, 900 bales;
American, $4,000 bales. Futures opened
easy and demand poor March and
- {,
May and June, 4 23-6Ad: June and July,
23-6id; July and August. 23-64d; Au-
gust and September. 4 20-6id; October
and November 4 4I-64d.
Liverpool Feb. ll.-l2:45 p. m-Cot-
ton; American spot grades I'D. lower:
mlddling fair. 41sd good middling. 45sd;
'n!ddling. l7-32d: low middling, 4 7-lGd;
good ordinary, 4 5-l6d; ordinary. 4isd.
Liverpool. Feb. ia p. m.-Cotton:
February, 26-6i@i 27-64d: February
and March 4 25-G4G4 2G-G4d seller:
March and April. 4 2464fI4 25-G4d value;
April and May, 4 23-6i0G4 24-G4d seller;
May and June. 22-6Idt4 23-GId buyers:
June and July, 4 22-646ri 23-64d seller:
July and August. 4 22-6id bid; August
and September 19-6iGl4 2O-64d buyers.
September and October, 4 10-646I4 11-64d
buyer; October and November, 4 6-64GN
1 0I-64d; November and December. 4 o.
Cad value. Futures closed quiet.
New Orleans. Feb. ll.-Cotton futures
steady; sales. $4,000 bales. February
ITO; March. 7.73: April IT'S; May, 7.s9:
juno. 7.S6; Jnly. 7.Ss: August, 7.S1; Sep
TENDER. 7.S9; October. 7.3O: November
7 OF. December 729
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Ill, Feb. 11-Wcakness held
complete possession of the wheat market
to-day and as Il result of the depressed
conditions values showed n net loss of
=: cent. News favora Bile to prices was
Sauly needed and the lack or encourage
ing intelligence led more than one hold
c!> To dispose OF his wheat. Nav wheat
opened at 66%s to &c. sold between G6ls
and 65ia closing at G59s-$.c. under YES
toriay. Cash wheat was weak and IIc
lower. The decline in wheat placed corn
in n discouragng light. the sympathy
existing between the grains causing the
latter To lose, by the weakness of the
former. The trading was of the kind
which usually preccdes Il holiday and
consisted of evening up of former con-
tracts.
May corn opened at 3OI. declined to
POS, where 1t closed-iac. under yester-
day Cash corn was &c. lower.
The oat market held firm at tho he
ginning Of the session. but ultimately
yielded TO the pressure surrounding If
Trading was in the main slow and otIiet
May oats closed L@3sc. under yester-
day. Cash oats were steady.
Weak wheat market was too much for
the product under heavy selling of the
long stuff. Prices ruled weak and low
or all day. y heavy line was sold by n
prominent commission man carly in the
session, some comment thereon taking
place. At the close May pork was 22I6
and 25c. under yesterdays price.
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I'll: 1,i!..A'lsy',lsI.E. 6. I, I: .,.Ds.
80 ~ . . 3 . u
.R', OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D j [! |! !. !
b FUk # NEYYASY QRNs

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE a PpGI Sassrtss
ED &IOi8SAlL5 irom Norfolk $DAiUYssas;sss
fyS B ru ESD MsS fEb e et
THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS ut, 5 s.. MY 3 s:
sM adS 1IsBs m
Faro, INCLUDING meals and state So SeesSs
Fa a1S round trip. iimitedi 10 ihir,y g
E E tickets and reservation Of s Il e.
S'6 fE'e & i f of shibs WIs sass
ar Tfhg sc KIfh%Gh ri or nes Tra Ss
and ane dals easspt ss9 n
day For hs oD FofSrA, SsssSSt ahd
VIZ @Sarf S @ ok 100 and md IGs a9s
ag For j RAMProN-At, HIS a. m.9 and
$S F. mr. ay At 1o IS and ssaa
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
III :. IN; Buy o Line WHARF 9r as T. H. =!
an RGi, eN EIsT Su HMyy WARE n1ynRs
Shayt q $50 j. @.: Psltsmout SSne e:is !.
E RSK 1RvAGk !, SS rs say
nSaady Bay a. s Enc Wharf pS %ds
lotE6 e ' SgvR rsRfsfFTR1 hEE ne Tus asS
wharf ut G:s0 u. m: PORTSMOUTH, Gas a.
M" Fo tRfay MS Ns MsSmTfo9NII. r RiTER Ann
SUFFOLK-ht 3 p. M; Portsmouth, $40
=: m. connecting at Suffolk With s. and
Freight for Mathews. Back, PoquosIp.
Ware, Severn and Nansemond B rivera
NORTH CAnoLINA -DIVIsIoN-For.
nler!y N N. and w. d. Is--Stcamer Abe.
marie lcnvcs Norfolk for Washington. N.
c.. Mondays ct a. M; Thursdays, at 4
g M; carry;:s freight ana passengers
Pmngo hnd Pnnllco rivers. I1Es.
Freight for Eewhein. N. c.. received at
Freight received daily except Sunday.
All schedules subject to change witfi-
W NJ b. cRowELD, Agent,
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Rev York Market.

Now York, Feb. 11.-Flour-QuIet and
firm market: unchanged. Southern flour
quiet and unchanged. mn.
Whcat-Dull and easier with options:
NO. 2 red store and elevator. Soc; afioat.
size. Options advanced Sc: fell 20
&c: rallied &c, and closed steady at
lsG'tsc. below yesterday. with moderat c
trade; No. red and February, T3Lc;
March, 74Ac.: May, re: June and July,
7lssc
Corn-spots dull, Ad1lsc. lower. clos
Ing steady; No. =, 31hc elevator; 37sc
afoat. Options were dull and steady ut
&c. decline; February. 36&c.; May, 36Mc;
June, S62sc.: July. S7Ac.
Oats-Spots quiet and steady: No. 9,
25t2c: No white and No. Chicago,
26!hc; mixed Western. 25M@26hc. OPP
lions dull and irregular; February,
25Bc.: May. 25Ec.
Hay-Quiet and easy: unchanged
Beef-Ouiet and unchanged Beef
hams dull s1550. Tierced beef, dull:
city extra India mess, 15@l6c
Cut Mcats-Quict and easy; picked
bellies sac; shoulders. 4Ac.; hams,
SkGISMc
Lard-Quiet and weak: Western
steam. S5T0; city, $5.20I5.25; May, S5.a0.
Refined. inactive; continent. $5.95: com
pound, Az @05c.
,Pork-Easy; mess. s1o.5o@1O75.
Rutter-Fair demand; State dairy. 10
a l9c.; do. creamery. 13016hc.; Western
dairy. lie: Eigin, 19c.
Cotton Seed Oil-Lowcr and dull;
crude. 2oiac.: yellow prime, 2GEc.; do,
off grade. 2ai&G2Gc.
Ros!n-Duil and steady: strained, COM
mon to good, SlNla@1.60.
T'lrpentinc-Quiet and steady, 29A a
29Sic,
Iice-Falr demand and firm: I'M
changed
Enthusiastically active and firm;
unchanged
CoTee-ouict. 5I1O points down;
March. ST.. 5Ca 1853: April. $500: May.
Sl2o5Il2.l5; September, $ll .05dTll.lO
November S1l.00: December. $lH.S5@
lOeH. Spot rio, steady: No. ., 1870.
Sugar-Eaw. firm and more active;
fair refining, 31.c.; centrifuGals 90 test.
3,sc. Refined. quiet and steady; I'M
changed.
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IIsa vM..El.s,; .s.,,,p d.

He MoREoLN. ALEEMARLE4A AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
Runp H!, between Norfolk and the famous
81. virginia Reach Sensible Resort a.
SlLAS w. BURT & w. VAN NORDEN,
Receivers q 8: 'sg 'is
TINE IL, TABLE No; I'm defect
O'CLOCK A. M.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. y q
=, leave N0rrolk--7:Co a; m, mixed: 800 n.
n. stops only at Thalla, LynnhaYen and
o =, 1880 p. m. local express; $3.50 p.
leave Virginia I,each-9:Oo A. m, local
in MprIsss; IL :Vo a. m, mixed: 2:l5 p. m,
p Weui express; 1850 p. IN, stops only ut
oceaha, Lynnllavcn anu Thalia. Fa
SUNDAY TRAINS.
,,,.cnNe Norfolk-9:20 II. M, stops only Mt
ima,a, L%niiinvcn and Oceann; l 100 - M,
ioTul .NpTeSs 1850 u. m, local eXpress
i.rnvr Virginia lieach-l0:l0 81. M, local
u,%iNsss: 2:lo u. IN, local express; 80 u.
Thalia. $500 - ''iNN' 80 81 S1ii'A
,,d rams stops only OIL signal ut intcrmc-
m ,".u a,iuls to put off or take on pass
,,mS'th. Local Express Trains make the
"lp ~ iorty-iivc minutes.
~ Chair Car Is attached to nil mn ssonper
"uins. Seats ~ cents each.
-. L. HOLLAND,
General Supcrlntcndcnt
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Baltimore. Feb! l-Flour-Oriet:
Western super. S2.55ef2.70: do. S2.e5M3.SO
DO. family. S3.GOG3.S5: Western wheat,
patent $3,9oct4.50: spring. do. SS.70GI:
do, straight. S3.i0Gc3.60.
Whelt-Dull: no. . red spot ana
February 5"a: Gl7ic.; May, 73@734c. ::
Southern by sample, 75G76Mc.; do on
grade, T2ff15c.
Corn Easy: mixed. spot and Fehru-
airy, ~ q aS%sc.; March, :%sas q 33l4c.; April
SiW2iAc; May 35ls 035hc.: steamer
mixed, 3la4 Gt3rIsc.; Southern. 3aMSSa.c.
oats-StTong: No. =. white, Western,
sc: No. ., mixed, do. 2Gc
Rye-Frmcr; No. ., a4@45c.; nearby,
dIG4Sc.. for Western.
liay-lGc asked.
Other articles unchanged
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norioik nnG Portsmouth
February IIth. 1896.
ARRIVALS

Barges Edith Halves. Wavcrly Jack
son, No. .. Maryland. and schooners
Columbia. Paterson. in tow Of the tug
Grace Titus.
British stmp. Clandeboye. Hay, New
Orleans to Falmouth. to VIM. Lamb &.
Co. Coalcd and sailed
Schr. Alice Il. Phillips. Crosslcy, Fall
river. to VIM. Lamb 6: Co., for coal
Schr. Mary L. Graham. Medley, New
York, light.
Schr. Sally and Ellen. Williams. Wash
ington, with guano.
Schr. c. c. Lane, Swan. New Haven,
light.
Schr. Thomas Booz, New York, TO
West Norfolk.
Tug l.. Luckenbach. Williamson, New
York. with barge San joaquin to VIM
Lamb * Co, and barge Kingston to
Newport News.
Tug Stella. Baltimore. with three
barges in tow to North Carolina.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Freddie Hencken. Henningson,
sailed from Scotland. James river, yes
tcrday for New York.
Schrs. John j. Wood and Governor
Hall are In Hampton Roads.
Cape Henry, Va. Feb. LIZ NJ
Clear. West wind: 20 miles. Light
northeast sea-
CLEARED.
Schr. Centennial. Baltimore, with lum-
Der.
sehr. A. H. Quimby. BALTIMORE, with
tHIAHSS s.i lr y r - -
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! SLIGHT REACTION
Business on a Smaller Scale and a Down
ward Tendency In the Railway List.
loaD0N's ATTlTuDE WAS DISAPPOINTING
American Securities Failed 10 Re.
spond 10 the Queens yitcranees-
Foreign Houses Reverse Their Pc.
sitIon-Tobncco Fcvcrish- Leather
Preferred Jumped Two Points.

New York. Feb. 11.-NNhile business
ut the Stock Exchange was on L smaller
scale than yesterday, the tendency of
prices for the prominent railway. issues
was downward. The change III sentt-
ment was not entirely unexpected, as
some of the plungers in the board have
been rather reckless in their purchases.
The first disappointment encountered
by the bulls was the failure of Ameri-
o;tn securities in London to respond to
The pacific utterance OF the Queen 70
Parliament in the matter of the Venezu-
elan dispute. Foreign houses reversed
their position and sold, and sterling ex-
change developed q little more strength.
Again there was selling by traders,
who invariably even up their contracts
OIL the eve OF q holiday. Sugar was the
most active stock, and closed about 2
points lower at 11l3s on fears OF hostile
legislation ut Washington. Manhattan
scored the widest fluctuations. The
stock opened slightly higher at 1l2 rose
TO l13h, and finally broke to l0Sa4 on
efforts 10 realize. The best bid at the
Close was los.
DenialS OF the recent reports about
leasing the prosperity to the Traction!
people had considerable to do with the
slump at the close. Tobacco was fever
ish and ranged between as and SO with
the final transactions at 1914. Leather
preferred jumped . points. to 16A, and
later fell TO &c. General Electric made
new high record, selling ny to within
4 fraction Of 33, IN rumors that the
company had secured Important new
contracts. The Anthracite coalers were
heavy throughout on the Introduction
in the New Jersey Legislature of an
antitrust bill, which has special refer
ence To the new coal combination. In
the afternoon trading the early selling
movement which had been checked by
the rise OF certain spccialties. higher
prices resulted, and near the close the
lowest figures OF the day We're current
In number OF instances. The market
left off weak, net changes showing
losses OF LM3 per cent. Manhattan
and Delaware and Hudson We're In the
lead. General Electric was the only nc
tive In the list which showed a gain.
and the advance in this instance was
Only Il per cent. Bond; were firm and
higher. Sales were, Sl,527 900
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New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk B. R. Go
Cape
Charles
Route

SIX HOURS 0UlcilEE THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 6, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK
I:i0 o. m. daily. except ounuuy--( Ports
mouth, High street, 80 a. MI
Arrive 1T Philadelphia, 5:52 D..
m; New York at S:3S D. m
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6I0 .. IN. daily, Portsmouth. High street
5:55.j Arrive At Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
500 q. m daily, PORTSMOUTH, Hig., street.
9:l0) leaving New York at s o.
m, Phila &c rla lI;1G p. m. =
sos p. m. daily: except sunday-(Ports
mouth, High street, S:15 p. m.
Leaving, New York at a, M:
Philadelphia, 1920 a. M
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston M
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
Cape Charles. Pullman Buifet and Par.
loT Cars on on day trains between Phiia-
checked at Wakes Agency. under AT.
r. q, SQQHH. General agent.
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Among onr Cotton Mem.

Fine wenther prevails in the cotton
belt.
New York future contract market
closed steady, 2@3 points decline. Sales.
10000 bales; May. T.93M7.94; August,
I.9GGiIaI; October 7.5SGr7.59
Liverpool declined 1-32d In spot con-
tract: contract market declined 2-64Ql
3-6ith. closing steady.
New Orleans future contract mark ct
declined 3Go4 points. closing steady.
Sales. $500.
Receipts at U. S. Ports yesterday were
2310i bales, against 1886 last year and
1903 bales in 1894.
Stocks I'm five leading interior towns
so far This week have decreased COL
bales, against COL bales last year anu
5.227 bales in 1894.
New York cotton market closed to-
day; President Abraham Lincoln's birth.
day.
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Produce.

Southern Fruits-l5ananas. Sl@i.2J
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica, $3.50
per box: cocoantNs, $500 per bag of 100
Lemons. S2.50G3.O0; Northern apples.
SS00d4.00
Turnips, SI.25, dull: sweet potatoes,
$500; haNman's, 1925; yellow, $3.50;
onions, sl.75; parsIips. $500; celery.
'.N &c. a stalk; carrots. Sl.15.
ionlt:y-Chickcns. old, 22lhU25c.
spring chickens. l2GlSc.
Observation-Disclosures, l2Ml3c. per dozen.
BeeswaN-2Ic per pound.
Truck-lriSh potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, Sl..o per bag; Onions. $l.75 per
bag.
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NORFOLK 6 SOUTHERN R, R, CO,

MAiE ASD ExPk FEss'T Ll S%X Il No OK:
i E1i ,h nniy SeNGept Sunday 10 Tor
a, l;denton viii. n. and s. il. IL X s H',nsr
- rlym %,%Ts: n,sy itexeHr sunday 70"
Windsor TUESDAY, TiIuRSB3HY n r,,,i
SAT- KDAr for all lnnd!ngs on t'howan
DAY for Scuppernong river, ana WE'D
NESDAYS FOR Salmon Creek Connect
Ing 1T Eeilhayen with steamer Virginia
rora. Washington and intermediates Innd
inas. . ''''u
i,}l 40 2 .,, m daily except Sunday for
lions, ZION co ,in, at Elizabeth 9th with
Isiand, Merehead cit r%Oe iiinsto G9a" ahG
G g Via and s. G j. r. ana FOR
stations on the w. n. and ~ r. Il.
MAIL AND EXPfkEsss daily E'iy texccnt
except Sunday at ioa5 u a. n mr. con na!ly
for me North East and West s a Pa N@riolk
i fi"It and Wtestetn depot Freight Sta
rN H4ST F!HEicIf nrAfff9HJ E;N spIsPArGu,
MINiON LINE between ali niE bo, MP D0,
and East via Norfolk and S ;olltiJ N9rsi
Southern Railroad and Eastern So unS
Freight received daily until D. m. and
for"ardly promptly at low rate '''u
General nf oiee on Pm apply to the
NorfoFS. Va. 49, ~ w.
- II. C. HUDGINs.
\, General me NJ Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
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Steam barge Susie Hitch. Washington,
with lumber
iarges Delaware and N. & w. No. /.
Providence. with coal.
SAILED.
British stmp. Falls of Bracklinn, Will
son. Glasgow via Newport News by the
North American Transport Company,
with 6S,5Il bushels corn, two cars slaves,
one car hickory logs. three cars ash
logs. four cars walnut logs and two
ours popular logs.
sSchr. Fanny II. Stewart. Lane, Now
York. with lumber.
Schr. Edgar G. Ross. CULLEN. Now
York. with lumber.
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E'rcsI, Fish,
Live stock

Beef Cattle-Fairly supplied
and prices holding up; Western
North Carolina and Virginia
steers, fat, per pound. .........3 QiIac
Eastern y. c. cattle. best 500. 2ia@3A c
Common Observation-Disclosures. 2@2hc
Demand good.
Milk Calves. common, per
YcarlinE Calves. per pound :. az GD3iac
sheep, per pound .......:.... .2t4M4 c
Hogs. live. gross weight, prime,
10 TO zoo Observation-Disclosures. Az c.
Fresh l'ork.-IIogs, dressed.
large. per pohnd ...........4 as C
Hogs. dressed, small per
pound .. &c
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Cash Quotations.: Flour was, dull and
unchanged; No. 9. spring wheat, 64K@
G5Ac.; No. 2. red, 671G@IG9c.: No. .. corn.
27&c.; No. 2. oats. l91Sc Mess pork,
SaSIk@$lo: lard, &5.42k@s5.45; short ribs,
kew Sl22 ..'E.E
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Peanut NLnrkcf.

Market very dull: Prime, 3A@3lhc.
strictly prime, 3@sc.; fancy. 3ss@S%c
common. 2@2,ac.: Spanish. 81.
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Sugar. Ssnr.Sci,

Market firEi. Out Of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates In the
different points. Local sales are being
made aS follows:
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily US follows.
NORTH BOUND.
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Norfolk Iron Works.
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. 10 Water Street. Norfolk, Va,

ENGINES. BOILERS. sAwMILL and
oil kinds of machinery OF the most I'M
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice. Par ticular attention
70 steamboat work. DUWAL'S PATIENT
BOILER TUBE FERRULES are the
only perfect remedy for lcaky boiler tubes
Taey can be inserted in few minutes by
any engineer. and are warranted to stop
leaks.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
3d. SOUTHERN
0bA Railway Co.
-scllEprLE lN EEEEcT lAN. Gln. 1sas

These trains connect ut Greensboro
with main line trains reaching the princi-
east.
Depot ticket office open THIRTY MIN
!irES before departure of train. foot OF
Matthew street.
For tickets and full information apply
TO
Agent. 90 Main street.
j. -. McCARltICk, Sol. Passenger Agt
T.. Il. LAME, General Agent, corner
Lee and Faycttc streets, Norfolk Via
w. II. GREEN, General Superintendent
j. Nj. CULP. Traffic Manager =
". y. TURK. General Passenger ACT
General OliiccS--l30 l'cnnSylya MIA ave.
nuc, Washington, ID. G..
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Steamers leave Portsnnouth, foot
of North street at.............. $50 %. M
Leave Norfolk, foot of Mathews
Leave Old Point at................ S:S =. m irl
Arrive Washington at............ GAS a. m
Is. " ". Penn. X. X.
Iv. Washington at. $40 Il. In I:2U n M,
Ar. Philadelphia att 10 u. m. 10 :dG n, IN.
Ar Now York. ....... 300 y. IN. 30 d. M
South Bound. d. & o. Penn. X. 4
l.v. Nav York at. II III "a. M. :UJ H. M
l1H. Pnilnuelphia at. :33 y. m. 3:lS y. IN.
Ar. Washington at. 1870 p. m. CHS j.. IN.
Steamers leave washington at. 700 n. IN.
Arrive Mt Fortress Monroe it,. $50 a IN.
Arrive at Norfolk at.......... 1880 a. m
ArriSo ut Portsmouth mt. ...... 500 u m
The trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
:bs, Of this company Is unsnrpo ssc,i.
ing been built III 1891, and are fitted IN
in the most luxUriunt manner with cleo
tric lights. call bells and steam heat in
each room The tables are supplied wit n
every dciicacy of the season from M.
markets OF Washington and Norfolk.
Tickets on sale at =. g o. ticket office: Il
& c. office. ut w. T. Wakes C Co.
For further infcrmation apply
Telephone. AL. Aren't
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3. In kegs, $3.50: Herring, Family Roe,
half barrel, SETS: North Carolina Cut
Herring. 23.256S3.75: Eastern. In barrels,
1926.
Mess Porll-Ncw. sl1.5o.
HaE,-Pork, 5000.
Hams-Sm!thfleld. 14&17c.
Bulk Meats-Clenr ribs, $3.50; fat
backs. sac; bellies. 5&c., as - size
pieces; pork plate. s515.
ShoulderS-SuEar cured, 6Kc.
Bacon-Shoulders, SIC.
Breasts-Sugar-cure Sc.
Lard-Pure lard. tierces. T07kc., as to
cases ana tubs. 7AG. over tierres: COM
pound. Size: tierces. in cases. 51sc
CheesecCream. lo,SV11c.; Western
:, B4tterIAIarket firm; New York
cry, 2+42oc.: Western. 16ap20c
Kerosene Oil-Firn: I12 degrees ,S&c
so degrees. Ike: Red, $50 degrees. 1Oc.
groceries.
Conee-Steady: Rio. common, 1890
y pc: Fair. lah1flYc.: Good. 209 2O3, {.
Choice, 21@21Ac.; Laguayra, 81 1-3c
java, 2aGt3okc.
Fright. 1sG2Sc.; Fair Grades. 1GI2oc
Porto Rico. 16, 20, and 26c.. as to grade.
New Orleans Aiolasses-Quiet: Fair,
2og25c.; Good: 3saiuc.: Choice. 45c.
-, Flour-M arket strong; advancing
Fan Ramily ). to, $3.50; r,, Wlnter Wheat
ter Wheat, Choice Patent, S4.25: Family
S.l5: Choice Straight Family. $3.50;
Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family, $3.50;
Good Family, s3.15: Fair Family, $3.50
S3c5
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. s1@1.10,
MS 20 grade: G. a.. 55ir65c.. as to weight.
Rice-N1ilied. 5@Gc.: dice. in rough, C.
C5c. per hnshGl
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Port orScwport News.
ARRIVED.

ARttl V ED
Steamship ST. Paul, . New York.
Steamship Maria, -. Nori.cSS.
Schr. w. r. Houston. Coleman, Fail
River
SAILED
Steamship Palentino, --. Liverpool.
Steamship liuelva. Towill. Bristol.
Schr. Alassasoit, Babbitt. Fall River.
Schr. Major Brown, Osborne New
Haven.
Steamship Phoebe, Jenkins. Amster-
dam.
Steamship Aluwick, Jenncss, Suth.
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Grain.

Eeas-Stcudy; Islack-eyc Peas, Sl9o
per bag; Black. zoe. per bushel.
Corn-Southern White. long grain,37c.
short grain. 35c.
soc
MIL FceA Market steady: Bran.
Ni; shipstuT CT middl!nG, SIS:
meal. white bol,ed. per 80 lbs. 3S@4Oc.
Hay-Western No. /, Timothy. $3.50
Q19.o0: Maryland and Virginia, No.
Timothy. $500: No. .. sl5.50.
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana No. l
Timothy Hay, $1,000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-12

a ILANflC AND DANVILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFf:cr NOVEMBER
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf. daily
$40 a, M; West Norfolk, 9:A5 O. m for
Danyilie and all intermediate stations
Norfolk. 5:25. p. m. West Norfolk b: :Sag p
N. Leave Lawrenceville daily except
S Sm,haafi ,o at 6:oo a. m, arriving at Dan
Competitor made at Danville and JEFF
fress junction with Southern Railway
system; at Denniston Junction for Dur
ham, south Boston and all points on
r. r. "
.i EMimian tslSsnP.rs between Danville.
and New Orleans.
at Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk. w v. Fl. Williams
Agency. Portsmouth.
W. IT. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent:
CllAS. O. IfaINTS
o Superintendent. !.
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