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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
4 BOYS DANGEROUS SPORT.
uE BoRRows RIFLE AND FIRES SHOTS AT
RANDOM

People living In Marshall. Baldwin and Moh'gom-
.,v SIS Newark have been frightened for some time
nv bullets striking their houses or flying through
,bAsr anarrnenis In one house in Baldwn-st, while
the family were at the table. a bullet whizzed
through the window and the table. Just graz
yss,erdav Arthur Neary. eleven years old. Of NO
Sc Montg onery-st was arrested for hi1ng nopert
rHA on Thursday. the bullet grazing the head OF a
;i',le girl RE said he had borrowed the rife from
Willie Clawson fifteen years old; OF No ~ Mont
eourery-st who was arrested and admitted OWNING
Inc rife He was Jaroled for examination Neary
was discharged with a warning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
PAY or POSTAL CLERKS INCREASED.

Some twenty OF the clerks I'm the Newark post
Office have had their salaries increased. They are
all low-salared men. The Department allows an
increase amounting per cent In the amount ior
clerk hire, and Postmaster Haynes decided 10 use
the increase Of 81 100 this year In increasing salaries,
instead OF employing additional clerical help. Inc
Increase goes into effect to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
ITALIAN REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE.

The Italian Republican Club was organized at No.
q Market-st.. Newark. Thursday night. with DR..
J. NJ Malatesta president; =. g. Malta. vice.
president; r. Dotto. secretary; F. cauro, financial
secretary, and J. BufanO treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
WORK OF THE ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE.

Ocean Grove. July 81 (Spec!aD.-To-day session
Of the National Temperance Camp Meeting was
hold under the auspices OF the New-Jersey Anti
Saloon League The Rev Or. Peter Stryker' OF
Asbury Park presided. The principal address was
made by the Rev. :. L. Battcn Of Morristown' VINO
nXniainsd the work of the League. The address a.
the afternoon session was made by the Rev. Dr.
John HandIey. OF Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01

Elizabeth. July 81 (SpecaD.-Mrs. F. A. Iyer'
who with her husband. drowned while bathins
In the Connecticut River near BratteDoro VI
was the granddaughter OF the late Chancellor Will
iamson a wei. known lawyer OF this city -
Mrs Tyier's maiden name was LEILA Wltllal-
fore her marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
STRUCK BY Az OVERHEAD BRIDGE.

Freehold. July 81 topecaD.-Edward Dawson,
twenty years old. OF Conductor Dawson, Of
Atlantic Highlands while working on Central
Railroad freight train this morning was struck by
an overhead bridge. near Bradevct and sustained
Injuries from which he died the way TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
M, pf,yER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Mon,clair. July 81 (speciaD-Pierce Wheeier'
shor,s,on Of the Montclair Athletic club. WINE
loading a revolver this morning scc'osntan1 naiv
himself through the Ief; mana, iiiiA'' ""e " ~
wound Blood poisoning Is feared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
A game played In the second round:
SECOND RoUND-oUEENs GAMBrr.

DR. Tarraschs mistake. says THE London
Standard" l2....R-K. He should have
played the obvious l2......P-Q Il g. ShowatePs
r T. instead OF the Queens move Black could
not then have moved PIX y T.
The following position. says THE Standard"
occurred in the second round between Janowsd
and Pillsbury:
Black (Pillsbury)-Thirteen pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
TO DISCIPLINE THE KICKERS
THEY MUST INDORsE BRYAN OR GET
OUT.

CHAIRMAN PRICE. OF THE EssEy COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC COMMITTEE SERVES NOTICE on
THE ELEVEN RECALCITRANTs-AL-
LEGTANcE TO THE CHICAGO TICK
EFT THE PRICE OF A PLACE
ON THE COMMITTEE.
1t was announced in Newark yesterday that at
the meeting Of the Essex County Democratic
Committee next Wednesday night those members
OF the committee who have not declared their al
legance to the Chicago ticket will he requested
TO resign and that II they fail to resign they will
be kicked out.
It is understood that Colonel E. L. Price. the
chairman Of the committee has transmitted
tice to the eleven men who known to be I'M
favorable to Bryan and Sewall that they must
make public profession OF faith In the ticket or
get out of the committee Harmon II. Hart, Of
South Orange. has openly declared his Intention
TO oppose the Chicago ticket. He led the oppos-
ton 10 the Endorsement Of the party nominations
at the last meeting OF the commit tee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
ouoT WHILE CLEANING 4 PISTOL.

Morr,stown. July 81 (speciaD-WhIe cleaning NJ.
- No., .ai,,or his morning Harrie Weir. son OF
,sa.ssor Weir accidentally shot himself In the ieft
nigh The wound is serious. but the boy WIZ prop,
III recover No one was near MN AZ tle ,aei al"
az as no idea how the weapon was dlschaTsed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
FIRST RorNp-vrENSA OPENING
NOTES FROM THE DAILY NEWS.


IA, By this move Black gives White the command q
the centre difficulties for the deyeIo9.
OF his pieces
%, II P-B 2 then R-K would probably follow win
B-kt . preventing 70. threatened 20 ..
The plan initiated with this payo0
IN The Russian successful incisive style
ID Black could have saved this Pawn by P-B
FOR then B-k q ,ch) would have been awkward.
(e) Black must the from the diagonal and The
p.c he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01
HE is DEFEATED ALREADY.
ON THE COMMITTEE.

The Socialistic Labor party OF the With Congress
District has nominated James f. Billings for Con-
gress. The party poed SO votes in the district in
1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01

JanowsN would have obtained the prize for brfn.
fancy given by Heydebrand der Lasa II he had
made the best OF his opportunities He gave up the
exchange and Pawns for Kings side attack. sac
rifced a second exchange. and compelled P'.!sbury
give up his Queen in order TO save IL. mate
The position. as given above. is very Interesting.
White played /. r X Kt. OK r 0orced): Kt x
@ ch p Kt ch etc. He now might have won by
force with the following variation pointed out by
Hofer of London: 3. B-B en-. P-Q 4; 4. KIT p,
p Kt: ). p X p oh. K-R: s. BIB. threatening Z.
R-Kt s and wins. There Is defence to II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01

Governor Griggs in Newark yesterday. In
conversation he referred to the numerous defec-
tons OF prominent New-Jersey Democrats. and pre-
dlcted that the State would give Mckinley and
Hobart 1000 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-01

NINTH BOARD-vIENNA OPENING.


.fiave only played ten games the others eleven
Total number OF games pIayed ninety nine
Total number OF stll 10 be played seventy-swo
Appended is another game, played in the mr.
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Chicago Marker.

Chicago. Sept. l0.-'rhe bu mess in Inc
wheat maike: to-day was handicapped
by anticipation OF the government re
port. No one cared 10 assume n deter
mined attitude either for OK agains:
prices until the document was out OF thu.
way. hence trading was restricted to Cp-
erat.ons of minor character and to
covering by shorts and selling out by
long,. The carly decline in prices WAS
followed by Il rally.
Conf osis in portions OF the West
and Northwest. although conceded To he
OF no probable importance. as menace
10 the crop, most Of thu corn being on:
Of harm's way, nevertheless Undue d
traders in ,his market with courage.
causing some buying and q slight aa-
vancemeut In p!.ce.. Trade was not
brisk. however. ana ample room for i'm
proNement existed
Qats-Neithcr Ia" early strength Of
com. no" the then prevailing weakness
OF whoa; had any particular Influence
on oats.
Provi- ions TRAILING in product WAS at
Si@adV prices. the fac; tl:at the hog mar
lie; Va. without change aiio. ding no
decided influence.
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A rLANrlc AND pANvILLE RAIL-

ATLANTIC AND DANyILLE RAIL-
"A WAY. T51tSS
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. LIS. 1888.
Train No. l.-Daily ..Leaves Norfolk.
(Shippers' Compress WHARF at e:20 a. M,
West Norfolk $40 a. m. for .Danville and
intermediate points; arriving ut Dan.
we Teaf S;z0 N e ns.-Daily except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk o:25 p. m. West Norfolk
5:55 p. m, arriving Lawreneeviile $3.50 D.
m. Leave Lawrencevile mo. 81 500 &.
m, arrive Danville 1850 q: m. IN
Train No. connects at EMPORIA with
Atlantic Coast Line train No. So, for all
points South, leaving lImporla 9:10 o. m.
This train will await the arrival OF train,
No 49, when notified by the A. c. L., THAI
there are passengers for points on the al,
and D. west OF Emporia. {57ti7a
Train No. / connects at DENNISTON
JJJNCT with Norfolk and Western r. n
for Durham and intermediate points. 80
Trains Nos. : aid connects at JEF.
FRESS JUNCT. and DANVILLE for an
points OH Southern railway syaten1. Il -
Pullman sleepers between Danville ana
Ashville, Atlanta. Jacksonville, Menu
phis and New Orleans. 80
All trains connect at Buffalo junction
with branch trains. to and from Buffalo
LIthia Springs, except on Sunday.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
Wharf, Norfolk; and at ". '. II Wii I
". p. e. Cen Man'g'r. Gen. Pass. Agt. 81
CHAS. o. HAINES, superintendent
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Cotton MnrIScfs.

New York. Sept. 10.--Cotton quiet;
;niddiinS gulf. Csc; m!ddlng, S7sc; net
receipts. more: gross, 1,741 bales: for
warded, 362: sales, &C, all spinners; stock,
G90S5.
Total to-day-:Set receipts. 3O.470: ex-
ports TO Great Brlta!n, 1856; continent,
5000; stock. 326.0T9
Total SO far this week-Net receipts.
l25,S32; exports to Great Britain. 3l.37S;
France, 5,501 continent, 1857
New York. Sept. l0.-Co,ton futures
closed steady; September S.52@S.5A: Oc-
;cber. SD; November, s 5GfS,57 Deem
her. SEC; January. S.7@mS.13: February.
S55@ SO; March. S.7?@s.so; April, S.92q
Ssh: May, S.SGmS.SI. Sales 81 100 bales
Liverpool. Sep. 10.-12:30 p. m-Co;-
ton quiet; prices easier: American mid
ding. l%-.Gi; sales, 5000 bales: Ameri-
can. 7eoJ hal,s; futures opened steady:
demand fa!r.
l2::5 p. m.-Amerlcau spot grades i-32d
lower; American rl!dil,n% fair, 1924;
good m!adi!n;. 4 2?-3@d; mlddline. 4 ~
sd; los middling, ll-l6d; good ord.ua-
ny. 4 9-lGd; ordinary. i5si.
y. m.--Sepie mber. i3Gilii 4i-6ii:
Septemhe? and October. S7-GiGT4 SS-G;d
buyer; Ootoh = ANA November, 4 35-Gl1r
; "j-6dG; November and December. 81
Cini "-Gid buH.:: December and Janu-
AIRY. 3&-Gif "i-Gid seller; January ana
February, i5$-64sii 3i-Gi1 seller; Fcbru-
airy and March, %i-Gid seller: March and
April, i$i-6+04 %5-64d; April and May.
4 %5-Gii seller; May and June. S5-GiM
%6-Gil seller; June and July. 36-G4d
selle" Futures closed quiet
New orleans. Sept. i0-Cotton futures
barely steady: sales. 5o,Goo September.
SIS; October. Sl9; November. S26: De-
cember. So: January, SIS; February.
SAP; March, SAG; April. $50
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New Yor,. ssnrrxet.

New York. Sept. 1O.--Flour-Unchang-
ed and steady. Southern flour, un-
changed and quiet.
Wheat-Dull and easier; OPTIONS were
moderately active and closed veal, nj
&c. decline; May. 6S&c: September
63asc.: October. 6S3sc.: December, 65I;c
Corn-Dull and steady; No. >. o5I, a.
25hc. elevator; 26k M26Ec afloat. Ou
tions were duh and steady at re. ad
vance: September. 25Mc.: October, 257Sc..
December 27Mc.; May. 2gssc.
Oats-Quiet and steady: options dull
and firm: September. lg4c.; October
19&c.: December. 2Ga.c Spot No. .. o0c. !:
No. white. 23Q231.c.: mixed Western.
19@21c. "
Beef-Steady; family, s7.OOmS 90: extra
mess. S5.50nG.00. Beef hams firm and
quiet, sl550gl6.00 rierced beef. dull
@9.5O.
Cut Meats-Firm: picked bellies. 5@
9Mc.
lard-Qui-t ana easy: Western steam
closed at SS.C2'z: city, S2G5.
l'ort-S;eaGy; new mess. S.5OIlS2J.
Euttsr-Loss doing, fancy and about
steady: State dairy. l0GIl5c.: do, cream
cry. lli1miGlac.: Western dairy, S112c !;
Elgins. lGEc.
c9Mee-Stcady. 5@15 points up: Sep
TENDER. tgl5Gi?.20: November, SS.55Gl
$50; December. $S.50drS.G0 To: January $50:
March S556,S.G0; May. $S.55MS.GO Spot
rio. GIli 2nt' steady; No. I. lOlsc
SuEar-Raw, dull and easy; fair REIN
inS. i3ldc. asked; refined, steady and
unchanged.
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I.i,N stnck NinrIict.

Market-Quiet and dull: Butchers
Cattie-EXtra fat. smooth steers, 3i.GG
4c.; common 10 fair, cattle. 3W3ihc: com
mon rough cattle. 2i=@2i4c.; heifers. fat
ard smooth ac.; heifers. common. :i.c.;
cows. fat and smooth. 2i&6,3i4 &C.: COWS.
common and rough. 202Hc.: bulls. 26r
2l"c.: mich cows common. $4,000 20 90:
mich COWS. good, S20.O0I35.GG: good or
dcrtd oxen. 2}a@@c.: common rough oxen.
2G2i4C.; hcro.ics and scala WagS. lHu2 &c :
good corn-fel hogs. liNN.. 3m3'ac. gross
common TO fair hogs. live, 393lAc. gross
light pigs. 3iac Hogs III better de-
mand.
Goog lambs. SGi14c.: poor lambs. un-
Gaiable and not wanted: butchers
sheep. fat @AW$Mc: poor sheep, not
wanted at any price
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IRREGULAR, FEvERIsH
Operators We're Bearishly Inclined and
Prices Yielded Under Pressure.
THE MARKET WAS WEAK I'M TONE.
Tho Bank Troubles I'm New Orleans
and the Report of the Agricuitu-
raj Department tor September on
Cotton, We're the UninvorabIc Dc
veIopmcnts-A Slight ncnctIon.

New York, Sept. 10.-Speculation at the
Stock Exchange to-day was irregular
and rather feversh. This is only natural
In view Of yesterdays heavy reallZations
and the efforts OF the professional operas
tors to bring about reaction which they
claim Is long overdue. An advance in the
Bank Of England rate of discount To p.
per cent, the first change since February
%. 1894. rise in the price OF eagles In
the London market and sitter discounts
outside OF the bank, coupled with lower
prices for American securities abroad.
all assisted the reactionary movement.
The action of the bank. II was argued
would check gold shipments, Du; the re-
verse proved true and the purchases Of
eagles and bars at the Bank of England
for American account to-day footed up
6 $4,000.
At home the bank troubles at New
Orleans and the report of the Agricul-
tural Department for September on cot
ton were the unfavora BILE devt lopments
The favorable news of the day other
than the engagements of gold We're the
report of the ST. Paul road for the III st
week of the current month. and the de-
claration of full dividends by the direc-
tors of the road. As stated operators
were bearishly inclined and prices g:ad-
ually yielded under moderate pressure
"A intervals the downward tendency was
checked. but in the final trading the
market was weak i'm tone. The loss in
prices ranged from Il 10 90 per cent
Tobacco, Sugar, Rock Island. Pacific
Mail. Manhattan, Louisville and Nash
VILE. Tennessee Coal and Reading We're
prominent in the reaction. London
houses We're credited with sales of ten TO
fifteen thousand shares, principally st.
Paul and Louisville and Nashville. The
last named was sold on the damage to
cotton crops and trade Generalization
in the South.
Speculation left off weak in tone. Net
changes show declines of AM2h per
cent In the specalties CONSOLIDATE
Gas fell TO AS and later rose 10 14S:
Illinois Steel declined to 3TT37k; big
-Four preferred jumped 10 So
Total sales were 1Sl.l54 shares. includ-
ing 1880 Sugar. $4,000 ST. Paul. 1900
Louisville and Nashville and II. 800 Bur
]ington.
The bond market was dull and weak.
Total sales, $3.50, 600
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riiAvELE..s, ,.,,,.,,.
rn.AyELEsss, c.yInfs. E
as 0LDD0AIN0HSlEAASH|l
- con ggAYAAi
n FOR NEW Y0RRs

I PASSENGER SEAlrs, A.sr.3s., ,.tJ4s i, b -
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Fare. including meals and state
Fare, round trip. limited to o. thirty iii:tSs
For tickets and reservation ,,i x Is
rooms apply at Campaigns ONCE IA
fssefs fr Il hsSsps5a g pns e eags
aff1y sc fHIfh%Gna s9 oE nf sHHR
sept Sunday. Leave Company's wharf.
FOR OLD Po1Nr-At $50 and 11:ls .,
M % az S;d' and 1il5 m; Portsmouth e:l5 an4
NoTtolk az !S5 and lao a 3, N. and Mha a:o
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Whayt e at sunday a. m pls@y,nS
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:, FOR BACK. PoouoaIN AND YoRK
HIYERSLTouching NJ Old Foint-Leaye
ComRah,y,s wharf Monday, Wednesday
a. a; M; Bay Line wharf. Norfolk. at s:4s q. /.
sUFFoLkNAt sM D. M; p alHmR AN s!Is
2, m; connecting at Suffolk with s.. anG
Freight for Mathews, Back. poouos,.
Ware. Severn, York and Nansamond
r' Treig mai Tor es W PssBRn1si
ings on Tar. PamlIco and PunEo ritvars
EeceR1ve5d an a. and delivered from n. 4 B.
NJ Freight for Sewbern. N. c.. received at
Freight received daiiy ercan, a,,a.x
Al scheduleu subject to change Wiz:
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Maritime Miscellany.

The Merritt wtecking Company's
steamer William Cooley has finished
jumping out the New York. Philadei-
PIMA ana Norfolk railroad barge No, q,
morning.
me tug Norfolk has been launched
ron rnomas' ways and the New York.
n,i N ana Norfolk railroad barge
NO 3 was hauled out on tho same vas
yesterday.
me tug Croatan was launched from
C"ionnas ways yesterday.
me barge Minnie Smlthers has been
iamnched from Graves ways.
ways for repairs.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
fort OF NGrfoIk nrd p"rfsn,ouih
September IOta. 1896.
ARR Is.

british simp. Jane kelsan. Peterson.
Port Tampa to S;teitin, to william
Lamb x co. Ccaled and sailed.
Schr john y. Curtis. Eel. Washing
tom. light.
Earees Geo'ge May. TrI;on. Thomas
l.. @trana and c. Schaefcr. North Caro-
l!ra. TO Baltimore. with lumber
Tug Pee: les. Baltimore, with barge
for Petersburg
Sch: Annie Wallace. Baltimore. with
coal.
CLEARED.
Barge Antelope. IIoboken or New
York, with coal.
Barge Belle of Oregon, Providence.
with coal.
SAILED.
British steamship Leyden. Calvert.
Rotterdam. hy the North American
Transport Company. wiki rs hog head
OF tobacco. $50 u rCcs oil. 30 ;iarces beef
cases, !0j Heroes lard. 4 cars slaves. III
cars oak lumber, . cars pine lumber. e
cars cedar ana 1929 bushels corn.
Schr Laander Y. Bccbe, Howes. Sa-
vannah. with coal.
Schr Samuel II. Sharp, Crowley, New
Scnr Hattie T. Giles. Rhea, Balti-
more. with coal.
schr K. y. Spcdden, Mitchell, Balti-
more. with coal.
Sclr. John Q. Fergus on. Wheat!ey.
Baltimore. WITH coal.
Schr. William J.. Franklin, Thomas
Baltimore, with lumber
Schr y. Il. Fields. Perry. Baltimore.
with lumber.
Schr Annie L. James, Corbett, Ralti-
more, with lumber.
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Baitinnere Market.

Baltimore. Sept. 0.-Flour-Duu and
steady: unchanged.
Whcat-Steady; spot and September,
60i@HG0&c.; October. GliAm6la4c.: De-
cemher. Gas G3Isc.; steamer No. rcd.
5'i2@a5Ac.: Southern. by sample. cog
81 vac: do, on grade, 59IG2c
Corn Steady; spot and September.
2iI%m2i2c.: October. 25d25hc. new or
old. November on December, 2GG2GlI c.
January, 2Ii$c.: steamer mixed, POL a
2o&c.; Southern white and yellow, 2G@
&c.
Oats-weak; No. . white, 2i@25c.: No.
mixed 22c
Rye-Weak; no. nearby. S50S6c.
No. Western. 3G127c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-11

me eldest son OF the late Sir John
M!liias Is one of the most successful
breeders of hounds in England.
Certical Denmanship, which has long
been REQUIRED in many county clerks
o!llces and other places where public
records are kept. and came into vogue
IN me iashionamle schools in New York
a coupie OF years ago superscding the
English stlve. has just been pdontea hv
the Kansas City Board Of Education ns
me system which must hereafter be
taught i'll the public schools.
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No EXTRA FARE on ANY TRAIN.

No. do3.-"The Atlanta Special" loavcs
"nx,.s In WIN Jerry, DA1' at 40 Pm.
for for Suffolk; Eranklin, noykn. Weldon, Iiender.
Southern Pines, Wadesboro, Mouroe, Charlotte,
Chester, Clinton Greenwood, Abbeville Elbertan,
Athens, Atlanta Augusta, Macon, Nashville,
Mcmphis, Tcxns, California tvia Mcmphls) SOLID
Limited Train, with Pullman Buffet S1eepera aud
FestbulCd Coaches.
No. iI.-'Ths S. A. L. Express" leaves
Norfolk, daily, mt 9.05 AIN. Leaves Ports
mouth, daily, Rt0.l AM. for all above points,
and Pcndleton, Murirccsboro. Lewiston. and ali
atlantic Coast Line points, via Weldon: Also for
Montgomery, Mobile. Now Orleans, Texas, and
Mexico twin Now Orlcans).. Also connecting Mt
landings on the binckwater river.
No. 4o2-:Arrive Portsmouth daily 3oam.
No. 3s.-Arrlvo Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
For Tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car rcscr.
vations, etc., apply to
j. W. hrown. Dr., PR0r Agt, ~ Main ST., Norfolk, Va
aso neP Hattie, Tra, rk>s'r Agt., PortSmonth, Va.
'" '. IL Williams Ticket Agt FL High b. Pornouh, We
J.. Vt. JOHN, vice President and General Manager.
y. r. NC hEf, General superintendent, Portsmouth, Va.
II. VI. u. GLOVER, n, J., ASDENgOS
Tr.Ge Manager. Gsasrsi ras,r Au4
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schr, L!za!e Williams. Williams. Bal
t!more, with lumber.
Schr. Ida Comfy. Marshall, Philadel-
phia. with lumber.
Schr. Robert Haley. Pannll. Elkton.
Md. with poplar wood
Schr. 5; Warren Hall. Hin. Ocracoke.
with coal.
Schr. l.. 5. lowering. -. James river,
10 load wood for New York.
rug Mary j. Walker. with tow of
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Suwnr NprlIct.

Market easier and lower Out of
town prices are dependent on the de-
livery rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
loaf. SEAS: powdered, sell: graduated.
s4.S6: confectioners' standard y, si.73;
American off A. S4.G1 centennial bright,
yellow Il. Si.23; California II, SALT;
Franklin standard extra c. Sill: Key
stone extra c. S5.05; American extra c.
S2S9
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Live Stock.

Better feeling and cattle in fair de-
mand for good stock
Choice heavy cattle. 3IsQ4c: common
to fair cattle. SW3&c; Eastern North
Carolina. best. 2iaM3c.; common. lk6r
2l1c.: heifers. Western. 2h@3ac: bulls.
2Gt2I%c.: fat COWS. u, N3c.: mich cows,
good. per head. S20,eGm35.O0: cows. com
mon, S10.00Q2O0O: butchers sheep 2li@
nc: good corn-fcd hogs. 3laM3a4 C. !:
light pigs. SIC. Hogs in better demand
for all weights. Lambs. best $40
4hc. per pound: common not wanted at
anv price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-11

Southern Fruit-Banannas. T5c.0Sl5O
Der bunch; oranges, Messina. 81 .509 8 90 {:
cocoanuts. 1915 per bag or 100; lemons,
S3.I5: cabbage. sl.T5 per barrel.
Potatocs-tiaymans, Sl.00; yellow.
Sl.00: onions. $500 per sack.
Grapes-Scuppcrnong SOC. per box.
Peaches-25GIG0c. per basket.
I'oUltry-Chickens. old. 25c.: spring
chickens. large, l5Q20c.; small. lea
1216c
E@gs-Wholesale, quiet. at 15c. per
dozen.
1iccswaX-22c. per pound.
Truck-Irish potatoes, 15c
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~ SHIP FOR PHlLADELfHlA.-U Only.
dlrect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia
Until further orders, steamers ave ap-
pointed to sail from Norfolk every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at
6 p. M. and from Philsdelphia every Fneess
Through bills OF lading to all roifits
South and Southwest via Seapoard Air;
lantic Coast Line. Virginia and Tennessee
Air Line, Southern Railway. Norfolk Il
Carolina, Norfolk & Southern Hailrosls..
JAMES W. McCARRICK, IS
General Southern Agent. Norfolk, va &
WIZ. p. CLYDE q co.. "a {
Agents, Phiiadsiphtns