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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08
FEBRUARY fs. 1895

Inaccordance with the following program:
FEB. IL. Arrival OF His Majesty
"REx." King OF the Carnival, on Royal
Yacht from the passes, escorted by the
Royal Flotilla. AT night, the Krewe OF
Proteus, about 7 o'clock, in Grand
Pageant on the streets, and Ball Mt the
French Opera House.
FEB. rs. Mardi Gras Day. Grand
Pageant OF His Majesty REX" King OF
the Carnival, in Float Taheleaux gener-
al masking on the streets, parade by the
Phunny Priority Phellows. At night, the
"Alstick Krewe OF Comus" appears liz
street Pageant oil beautiful Tableau
Floats. and Comus Ball mt the French
Opera House; grand Reception and Rex
Ball at the Imperial Palace. Entertain
ments and balls throughout the city.
Only reached quickly and directly from
Chicago 10y the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
Amons Our Cotton MEN.

Liverpool market future contracts adj
Vanced lQ2 points. closing quiet and
steady.
English consols, lOSls. decline of x.
London quoted bar silver. 9OT up
Lied.
Better feeling in New York contract
market yesterday; values advanced 4
points and closed steady; May. S.IoMSu;
August S.l50S.16; October. 7.T@7.72.
Sales, 1l5.1O bales.
Messrs. Latham. Alexander & Co. of
New York. say that If the percentage
remaining to be marketed after Febrll-
airy LIST Is the same as the average OF
the past ten years the crop will be
6, 160.T1S bales.
Future contracts III New Orleans ad-
ranced las points. closing steady.
Sales. $4,000 bales.
The Agricultural BL-eau report will
be issued OH the 10th.
Receipts at United States ports were
l4.hS4 bales, against 23.OS3 bales last
year and 6,74G bales in 1894
New Orleans receipts to-day are csti-
mated at from COCO to 1000 bales
against 5,345 bales last year and 554l
bales in 1894.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
NORFOLK 8 SOUTHERN +, R, CO,

MAiH AHD a ExF rhFsI LE N2X II No iSf:
l2izahcth City, Edemton. Mnckey's Ferry.
as ioiows: DAILY except Snna nG'''l r",
IIlTImaenth ,r IIa4,mSssville. ,MI!ialnston and
s MlndsHf AYpE fGI THlmKsDAY and
.ivcr. and Como on MONDAY and FIJI
PAY for ScupnernonS river. and WE'D
ing nj Rcllhavcn with steamer Virginia
Dare for Mnklcyville. South Creek, All
rora. Washington and intermediate land
inss.
EyENlNG IsxnREss LEAVES NOR
Elizabeth city. F:dentom and i'', wnyls i"t
lions lions Connects at I4llzibsih 9Th Win
and Saturday for Ncwbcrn, K Hm n"ss
Isla;nd, Morehsa!l City, Kinston and
Jacksonvillr. Wilmington, n. g. and and i alI
stations on the w n. and " Il, il. -
Mali, A ANb . 81 H9sF daiiy Cexcep,
sunday e e. Az p. m. and EXPRESS daily
for the North, East and West. pas soriGik
folk. and Western depot E'reisht y si nt-
ton on Water street. 81"
FAST ISKEIGIiT LINE = AND Dt 5i.n go.
and East Via Norf Siea ana E ES1tI Norm
Southern Railroad and Eastern No ih
Carolina. W. 'H
Freight received daily until : n. M. ,,1
torwardiy promptly at low rate ~
For further information apply to tho
General Office Of the n. and S. r. r. Co
NorfoIG- Va. 49, ~
General Freight and Pass. AGENT.
n. X. KING,
General Manager
A TLANTlC AND DANYILLE RAIL
n WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
Leave Shippers Coinprcss Wharf daily
$40 g.; M: West Norfolk. s:45 a. m. for
DanVilIo and all intermediate stntions
arriving at Danvillc. BIS y. m Leave.
Norroik. 5:23 y. m, West Norfolk 5:55 D.
m. Leave l.awrenceville daily (cxcept
sunday at 500 Il. m, arriving at DAN
Vile at 1920 a. IN.
Connection made at Danville and JEFF
iress Junction with Southern Railway
system; at Dennlston Junction for bur,
the Durham Division OF the N. and ".
huffman slenpers between Danvile,
Asheyille. Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency. Company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk: w v. ii. Wiiifams'
Agency, Portsmouth.
W. IT, TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent:
CHAS. .. UaINt'S
o Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
TRAVELLERS .suInu.

II
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. :1p51SsTS
running between Norfolk and the IN mons
q, Virginia iieach Seaside Resort. !, (
SlLAS w. BURT q VIVIAN NORDENt
rISn rr, Receivers. II
iM ~ TABLE No lin EFFECT
THURSDAY. FEB. g, 1890, AT g -
O'CLOCK a. M.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY,
>, Leave Norrolk--70O n. m, mixed: 0.eo 81
~. STOPS only mt rhalia. Lynniiaven nnd
n' ei In.,, iS;aO p m. local express; $50 p.
.I Lemys Virginia Bcuch-9:Oo a. M. local
locn, s.n ,loo y. M mixed; 2:l5 D. m,
S nn EXPRESS; i:h0 y. m, stops only ri
oeeaha. I'ynnhavcn and Thaiiu.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
,rhh.ei;Ve Norfolk-9:20 Il. M, stops ONLY nj
naia. l.yhnhnvcn and Occann: 900 u m.
'"iui eNpreSs: 3:h0 p. m, local express
, xn,.',' virginia Bcach-IOiU a. M, local
-, uhptrsS: 2:l, y. m. local express; 4:50 n.
Thala. '' i'S'ihdVeh ana
-, atains stops only on signal ut lnterme-
@m,, s'",iohs to put off or take on pass
ri Local Express Trains mako the
ZIP IN iorty-five minutes.
~ CHAIR Car is attached In all nossepuor
trains. Seats rs cents each. -
b. +. HOLLAND,
| $500 GENERAL Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
Baltimore .InrI,cf.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 5.-Tlour-Firm;
Western super, s2.55G27o extra,
S2,?5@35O: family, s36OG 3S5; Western,
patent $3.SOG4.15; spring, do, s3.7OaS4;
do, straight, S350a36O
Wheat-Gnsctticd and higher: No. .,
May, 7i*S@74%c.; Southern, 76@77c.. dc,
on grade. 73@76c.
Corn-Firmer; mixed and February,
@3ss q &c; March, 337sG33a.c: May,
"a g a &c; steamer mixed. 32c.; Southern,
S2ai M33a4c
Cats-Firm: No. .. white Western, &c.
DID: No. :, mixed, do, 2402ihc
Rice-Qutet and steady: No. ., 43@44c.
4GGD4Tc. Western.
Provisions Firm; mess pork, 12c.;
bulk shoulders. 6hc. short ribs and
clear sides, G2ic.; sugar cured should
ers. 7lac.; hams. small. lie: large. lOl.c.
Lard-Rctined. nc.
Butter.Fancy creamery. ooc: store
packed, S@l0c.
Coffee-Dull; No. :. 13,s@1alsc.
Other articles unchanged.
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9s sss AyELEssss, Gus d
~ 0LDD0N|HIOhS STEAMSHIP.
GUNPRRY
I FUR NEW YORK

PASSENGER shIPS ARE APPOINT.i
ED To SAT- rd IRON Nan Mof5Slk pAiIx
f RH6k 1T}SsE aRB fn5aHS & 8
nodations Unsurpassed. s'Nl'8i
Fare, including meals and state
FaSs. round trip. limited 10 thirty $
yySs aSyy il Gs5sa9s
asTSiSs Ss Is svsfy sSs
= Hfh%Gnf t BE- ne sTx oMsnn
and Elaine. sailing daily = except Sur
a1 esyf Sss S and NH FRS
VIZ &Sari Eorf sna &c e 10 ana BIZ
ST + # AH Nay Hias P ID a. m s sss
400 p. m; Sortsmouth at 1905 and s:Os
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
T. m: g s:y0 LIne nv Wha rfer It p :!
p% %Sis s. EAST su %%b wARn
Sha5 SfffRs Saasy fss%iSsaS SfSSmeeagys
k8R RvAEGRN FssSRiSsIst a Sd ps shy
%s sS SAG Friday BAY at s Enc WRartP NsS
,ox { 81 reR1siF22lsk next Tus saaS
wharf al go q. M; PortsmoutR. e s:ts a.
m" Fo lay N Elns sHESItSsk 4 RIVER " AND
%sHnee,as at 9 sfo Hs's with 3. s si12
rEreishs for Mathews. Back. poquosIn.
EoRTHp etXRoL1NA D1yIs1oN-roy.
marIe lepves Norfolk for W asninstohhaa i n.
-, Mondays Mt n. m; Thursdays, ut I
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COTTON AInrIseI.

New York, Feb. 5.-Cotton quiet. mil
ding gulf. size; middling. Sic. Net
receipts. = bales: gross, 3.G5:, bales: for
warded, 236 bales; sales. 153 bales. al,
spinners; stock, 7S9l bales
Total to-day: Net receipts II5Sa
bales; exnons Ito Great Britain. lao
bales; to France. = bales: to continent
2,Ga2 bales; stock. 9i.3ll bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts
I5.630 bales; exports to Great Britain
S4.234 bales; To France. 1888 bales: IN
continent. 5000 bales.
Total since September LIST: Net ra-
ceipts. 4O67.215 bales: exports to Great
Britain. ,29S,S02 bales; TO France. 3.S4l
bales; to continent, ,497 bales.
New York. Feb. 5.-Cotton futures
closed steady. February, 7SS: March
Sol; April. S.O6; May. $40: June, Sl3;
July. SIG; August. Sis: September. 7.SG
october. III; November. 765; December
I. &C. Sales, ll5,5OO bales
Liverpool. Feb. S. p. m.-Coiton.
February. 30-GiG+ 81 64d seller: Feb.
ruary and March, 4 29-64di4 0-Gid seller.
March and April. 29-64d seller. AurI
and May, 4 27-64I4 2S-64d buyer: Nav
and June. 27-64d seller: June and July
26-64M4 2T-G4d buyer: July and August
26-64G4 27-G+d seller; August and SEN
TENDER. 23-6i@4 24-G4d seller; Septcm-
Der and October. l5-64d seller: October
and November. ll-64d seller: November
and December, 4 l0-646fI l1-64d seller
Futures closed quiet. but steady.
New Orleans. Feb. 5.-Futures steady.
sales, 2S.600 bales. February. 7.S7: March
I.9l; April, 7.95; May, 799: June. SO2:
July, S05; August. 1856: September. 7.53:
October. 7.42; November. 7.39; December
7.f0.
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WITH The FlRANCIERs
The BusInessIa Stocks Was Virtually Grow
ded Into the Last Hours Of Trading.
THE BOND BIDS HAVE BENEFICIAL EFFECT
Magnitude of the Kids and the Prices
rendered Led to General Buyin-
of the Markct-priccs Moved Up
Several Points-Susar Falls ana
Rises-Bonds Were Active.

New York, Feb. 5.-Business at the
STOCK Exchange was virtually crowded
INTO the last hour of trading and during
TINS time commission houses had no
reason to complain. Early in the day
brokers and operators were waiting to
near from Washington in the matter of
the pond issue. The success of the loan
was admitted weeks ago. but the
amount of the bids-neurly 10000, 600
simply astonished the street, the prices,
100, were u great deal better than eN-
pected. the average being about ITO.
The syndicate bid, 1t will be remem-
Dered, was under ITO. The magnitude
TO general buying of the market and
prices moved UP anywhere from = to
~ per cent. Sugar was feature and
after falling from 1854 to 10Ia., rose to
1895.
The early decline was the result of
the passing of the sugar bounty bill
by the German Bundesrath In the
last hour the shorts were the most con-
spicuous buyers. Leather, preferred.
moved up from GALS to CTS, on reports
from Boston that the money for the
February dividend was in the bank
The Washington stocks. such as ST.
Paul, Rock Island and Is. " O., were in
better demand on the splendid showings
recently published. Speculation closed
strong.
The total sales were 2S9.79S shares, in
GLIDING 49.S00 st. Paul. 5000 Sugar,
1860 Rock Island. 1850 Missouri Pa
ciflc and 1.gc0 Reading.
Bonds We're active and strong. The
sales footed up 81 .9li 1000. Treasury la
ances: Coin, S9i, l3G, Al; currency, $751;
$40. l5S
The sales to-day of listed stocks ag-
Eregatcd 1926 shares, and of unlisted
stocks, $500 shares.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. B. Go

SIN HOURS &yIeNEt THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
PRESS EACH WAY.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
mouth. High street, Z 80 u. m
Arrive ut Philadelphia, $3.50 D.
m; New York at S:3S p. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
o:lo p m daily, portsmouth,, High street
5:55) Arrive at Philadelphia
$40 a; m: New York, TAB a. M
ARRIVE At NORFOLK
500 a. m. daily. PORTSMOUTH, High street,
S:l0D leaving New York at D.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
sos p. m. daily; except sunday-(Ports.
mouth. High street, 8:l5 p. mr.
leaving New York at a. M:
- Philadelphia, 1920 a. m
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey City. Philadelphia and
lo5 Cars on day trains between Phila-
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. under At
lantlc Hotel, and on the steamers.
R. B. COOKE. General Agent .
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Chicago Market.

Chlcago. Feb. 5.--1n the mornine
mneat appeared to be bound for the
dollar mark. but after noon The marLat
looked as though the bottom had fallen
out entirely.
me crowd was badly whipsawed and
number OF traders. who made n profit
OF lhe up turn early. parted with their
MI Enihs oefore the session came to an end.
- ne opening was strong and from az to
Some sharp buying gave prices an i'm.
petus In an upward direction about the
END OK the first half hour. ana q. further
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II NtIuce.

Southern Fruits-Bananas. s1Ql2j
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica, $3.50
per box: cocoanuts. $500 per bag of 100,
Lemons, s2.j04S.00; Northern apples,
$3.00Q4.O0
90 pnrnips. SIPS. dull: sweet potatoes,
$500; hayman's. S225: yellow, $3.50:
onions, Sl.15; parsnips, $500: celery,
3Mtc. a stalk; carrots. SIZE.
Poult:y-ChickenS old, 22hdp25c +:
spring chickens. 12@1Sc
Eggs-Wholesale, 12Gpl3c. per dozen.
iSeeswaS-2Ic. per pound.
Iruck-1rish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. Sl20 per bag: Onions. $l.75 per
bag.
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advence Of Y cent was recorded. For
eign orders TO buy. accompanied by adj
vices, confirmed crop damage reports
from Argentine, inspired the strength.
AT the close u. moderate rally from the
inside was; noted. May wheat opened
from 67@67A; sold between 66& and GSA.
closing at 67ss-& cents higher than yes.
terday. Cash wheat sold at steady
prices.
Corn was ready enough to decline with
wheat. but not as agreeably about par
ticipatfng In the early advance The
market was very commonplace the I'M
proFement In the finer grain early being
responded to feebly. and prices receding
quickly when the Stun in wheat took
place. May corn opened from 3OA @SO3a /;
advanced to 305s@3Ok, closing at 3OA a
S0B-a, shade higher than yesterday.
Cash corn sold at Il cent advance, but
closed with the gain lost.
sympathy with other markets gov
ernened the action of oats on the early
advance. Shorts. covered with freedom
but later sold on the break May oats
closS>f unchanged from yesterday. Cash
oaSs sold "A cent higher. closing easy.
trading in products was with some ir-
regularity. the opening being at easier
fgures than the close of yesterday. The
sA'ength or grain early in the session
helped product, but towards the close
prices eased off, and at the end were
about steady. May pork closed tx cents
higher than yesterday. May ribs. Is
cent lower, and May lard. cent higher.
Leading features:
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New York Market.

New York. Feb. 5.-Elour-Firm and
fairly active Winter wheat, low
grades S2.50Q3,00; do. fair to fancy.
$3.50: January. $3.50: do patent. s3.9O6r
TO; Minnesota clear. S2.Todt3.30; patent.
S3.Sb&r4.4o: low extras. $250Si 300 south
crn fbcur firm common TO fancy extra.
S2.ioNS30O; good TO choice do, S3.OOI3. 80
Wheat-Spot market duh and firm:
NO. red. store and elevator, Sic: afloat
s2&c.; options were fairly active and
irregular; No. . red. February, 74isc. !:
March, !5Ac.; May. 73Ac.: June, 72Iac.
July. 72kc.
C"rn--Spot dull and firm: No. ., 36lsc. :
"'iac. adloat: options We're duh: FEB
iuary, 3fc.; May. 36Iac; July. 37lAc
oatS-'Sp.fS more active and barely
steady; No. .. 25Ac.; No. white oGGI
re; mixed Western, 24ls@26c.: options
duii and easier: February, 247kc.: March
25hc = May, 25Hc
Rcef-Firm and UNCHANGED
Beef Hams-Dull at $3.50
Ilerced Beef-Quiet ana easy. citv
extra, India mess. Sl5.0oGl6On
Cut-meats-Quiet and steady: pickled
SIC. ''"i'is'
Lard-ouiet and weak: Western
steam closed at s5.7Sk; city. 81 a.. Mn,,
$50; refined dull; continent, s6.l6. cum
pound, 4A@43sc. eoi''-
Buttcr-Fancy firm good demand.
changed. III
Ctton-seed oil-Quiet and a,sv
crude. 2S023Isc.; yellow prime. 27ihc :.
do off grade. 26& G27c. g.
hosih-Quict and easy: strained
Common TO good, Sl.57h@s16
Iurpentine DUH and weak at 291Sc.
fice-firm and fairly active: dema nh
fair to extra.
:, Molasses-Firm and fair demand.
27Gp37c. ~ eioice'
Cohee-Steady at 1920 points I'M.
FEBRUARY, Sl2.25@sl2.4O: March, s12.15m
SiZ.35; April. Si2oe; May, sl1. 7e@s11 80:
July. sl1.3d; December. slO.55QS10. 65:
spol Rio dull and steady: No. z, 13c.
Susar-Firm and dull; fair refining.
S nsa' centrifugal. Ss.60GSa.63M bid: re-
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Norfolk Cotton Market.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.
NOrfolk. Ya E,

NoTfolk, Va, Feb 8, 1896.
Fish-Mackerel. No. 2, in kegs. 81. 90:
new. small, s12.5o; new. medium, sic: No.
3. In kegs. $3.50; Herring, Family Roe
half barrel, $2.75: North Carolina Cut
Herring. S3.2533.75: Eastern, in barrels.
1926.
Mess Pork-New, $l1.50.
Ham-Pork, Sl050
Hams-Smithfield. 14317c.
BULK Meats-Clear ribs. $780, fat
backs. SIC; bellies. sac, as 20 size
pieces; pork plate. $6.15.
Shonlders-Sugar cured. GAO,
Baoon-Shoulders, 6Ac- \
Hreasts-RnsaI-cIred.aa %. ~
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live Stock Market.
-Firm and ACTIVE.

Mnrket-flrm and active.
Butchers Cattle-EXtra fat steers.
from 1000 to 200 lbs. 3Gp4 1-4n. %. fair 10
good steers. from 800 TO 1000 lbs, 31-4
az 3-4c, h.; fair good steers, from 500
to 800 lbs, 2i4Q3Ac., h.; common rough
steers. from 500 to 1000 lbs, 2g2 l-2c.
ID: fat hcifers. from 900 to 1000 lbs.
39S&c. lib; common heifers. from 800
TO LOCO lbs. 2A42%c. h.; common
to fair cattle, 1-4QSc H.: bulls,
2@2hc. h.; fat cows. 2k@2Ec. Id.
mich cows, SIS to SS5 per. head: good
ordered oxen. 2984o
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SfRyc Market.

Market-Thrre is an improved de-
nand for light white oak hogshcnds
barrels and octaves: ia heavy
pipes, prime, S?2@95: culls. s40Qi5; heavy
hogsheads, prime, $50; culls, $40. Prime
REQ oak hogsheads. s25 and dull; culls,
slh: white oak light hogehcads. prime
$500; culls, $50; white oak heading
prime. SAG; Guile. SIG: white oak light
pipe, $50; culls, s35: white oak barrel,
culls. $40. ~
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q ruin.

Eeas-Stcady; Bluck-eyc Peas, s1.9o
per bag; Black. zoe. per bushel.
oorn-Southern white. quiet. at SIC
30c
Mill Feeh Market steady: Bran.
sl4; shipstuf. or middimg, sl5:
meal. white boltcd. per 80 lbs. 3S@40c.
Hay-Western No. l, Timothy. $3.50
Ql9.00: Maryland and Virginia. No.
] Timothy, $500: No ., Sl6.6O.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. /
Timothy Hay. $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
Port'Or Newport News.
ARRIVALS.

Bg. Imperial. Lewis Boston.
UNREPORTED ARRIVAL OF It'll
1NSTA MT.
S. S. Duchess of Roxburgle, Riddle,
Port of Tampa.
SAILED.
S. S. Duchess of oNburgle, Reddic.
Bordeaux.
$. S. Thomaby, Goldworthy, Dublin.
Sch. Addle NJ. Anderson Bennett. New
Haven.
Sch. Walker Ammington. Dunfwater,
Providence.
Sch. Jessie Barlow, Barlow. Cuidatt,
Bolivia.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF NOrfoIk nnd Portsmouth
February 5th. 1890.


Port OF Norfolk nnd Portsmouth
February 9Th. 1890.
MEMORANDA.
Cape Henry. Va, Irb. So Nj
Dense fog. North northeast wind; 10
miles. Moderate sea.
CLEARED.
British stmp. Henrietta H.. Rerr.
Port Royal. by the North American
Transport Company. to finish discharg-
ing
Bnrges G. C. Chapman ana Frank
Pendlcton, IobolSen. with coal.
Barge Majestic, New Bedford, with
coal.
SAILED
British stmp. Douglas Hill. Williams,
Boston Docks, Eng, by the United
Shipping Co, with 105.750 bushels corn.
British stmp. Vittoria. WctherilI Tam
Dico. by VIM. Lamb 4 Co., with 2.7ss
tons coke.
German stmp. HunIaria, Jansen.
Hamburg, having coaled.
Stmr. Joseph l.. Colby. Lavcrge, Bos-
ton. with coal.
Schr Mnttie Newman. Loveland. New
York. with box shocks
Schr Eva l.. Ferris. Stevens, Wilson'S
Point, Conn, with coal.
Schr Warner Moore. Crockett, Ashley
River, With coal.
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GrOcertcN.

CoHee-Steady; Rio. common, 1890
ltiac.: Fair. 1877 nlyc.: Good. 2udn20a.c Z. !;
Choice. 21Q2lAc.: Laguayra. 81 1-3c. !:
Juvu. gag 30!ac.
Syrups and MISUNDERSTANDING; Syrups,
fright. 1S@23c.; Fair Grades, 10000. !:
Porto Rico. 16. 20. and 26c., as to grade.
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet; Fair.
So4 soc.: GOOD. 3G@4Oc.: Choice. Acc.
Flour-Market strong; advancing:
Western Spring Wheat. Best Patent.
Family, $3.50; Winter Wheat,
Best Patent. Family. S4.35: Win
ter Wheat, Choice Patent Family.
Si.l5; Choice Straight Family. S3S5:
Good Family. $3.50: Fair Family, S3.3O:
Good Family. s3.75; Fair Family, $3.50:
. Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine, s1@1.10
as to grade: G. a.. 55065c. as to weight.
&c. per tushel
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Money N9aruer.

New York, Feb. 5.-Moncy on call
firm, at SOS per cent: last loan ut G
per cent, and closing offered ut 6 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. car per
cent. Bar silver, 61aSc. Sterling ex-
change. dun. Actual business in bank
crs' bills ut 4SCai QiS7 for GO days and
aS1ai G4SS for demand. Posted rates
4s7@iSSh Commercial bills. 4S5laM4S6Is
Government bonds, higher: State bonds.
quiet; railroad bonds. steady.
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Lumber Market.
lNYholesale Quotation

Wholesale QuotationS)
Cypress Lumbcr-Market in good de-
mand. Boards lX6-lG feet long, Sits:
boards, iX6-16 rough, Sl0GSlI 80;
boards, 1X12 to is incheS-l6 feet clear,
S2iGs25; boards. rough, wide. Sl5Q SIS. so:
scarce and in demand
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Bullg-Good extra. s.om 1000 to 1906
lbs. 2Gl2 1-2c. ID.
Hogs. Live-Cholcc packing and
butchers. 15o TO 200 lbs. 4c Light
pigs wanted. at &c.
Extra good sheep, 4@4Ac.
Medium and fair, 2is93hc,
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Cash Quotations-Flour was dull and
prices unchanged: No. . spring wheat,
649a @661ac.; No. . red. 6Sat 071c.; No.
oats, 1870; No. . corn. 2SAc
Mess pork, S10.250l0.30: lard. S55TIsGD
800; $. II. sides, 1875; D. S. shoulders,
S5.5005.70
Whiskey. sl22.
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Lard Pure lard, tierces. Ta7Ac., rs to
cases and. tubs. fAc. over ti"r"ns: COM
pound. 6Mc.; ticrces. In cases, SIC
Cheese-Cream. 1o1a0l1c.; Western
Dairy, 90 2lac. @
,ButterANIarkct firm; New York
Sto,te dairy. new, >23c.; fresh cream
cry. 24ep25c.: Western. l6@2Oc.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: 1l2 degrees, sac. :.
60 degrees. ike; Red. $50 degrees. 1Oc.
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Kiln Dried.

A. No. I. 10 inches. SIT: "A No. /. IL
inches, $40; A No l, edge, sl4.5o; al
NO. : edge, sl250: A No. 2, stock, $li;
- No. 3. edge, $3.50; A No. 3, stock,
$3.50; bill stuff. air dried. SS.6O@sl2.
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ShiHclc Market.

Shingles.-Quiet; No. hearts. s69
$3.50; No. hearts. s5G@5.50: No. i, sap.
IS: No. saps, S420@$6.
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Air Dried pine Luu,,,cr

A flooring dry and clear, sll.25: a.
rough edge, best. $40: No. ., SIS; No. 3,
90: A. rough stained. 81; small joists
So; large joists. sS.60GS1O: PA lG scant.
ling, 1920.
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Peanut Market.

Market very dull; Prime. 3AG3bc.
strictly prime, 3Hsc.; fancy. 3fs@3&c.
common, 2q2lac.; Spanish. 81.
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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 as follows.
NORTH BOUND.