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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22
Chicago Mark ct.

Chicago. ILL.,. Feb 2l-Whcat closed
with a slight decline from yesterday.
pnt There WA" Very little DOING through
out the session What business there
was represented closing NJ of contracts
Tor the week tomorrow hrin. Il holiday.
shorts covered up during the morning
ana longs sold out before The close.
Corn displayed very little energy to-
day The rcccipts-3S. cars-hcinr
larger than expected. was n considcla-
ton in favor OF easy prices at the start
and whea, not exhibiting any strength
confirmed the declining trend Towards
the close sympathy with wheat brought
about :, rally. but the final weakness in
the leading market failed TO affect
prices.
oats were in Il condition bordering on
stnsnaiion. Whatever slow. dilatory
action took place WAS due to sympathy
with wheat aud corn
PrnVisinnS-Ra firm tone ruInd
In the product market to-day 4 light
run or hogs and an advance I'm their
prices inauGuratcd the strength in pro-
duct and no pressure being brought TO
bear on the market later. the early gain
was sustained.
May pork closed shade higher than
yesterday; May lard. 2iaGt5 cents higher:
May ribs. 2la cents higher.
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Cotton SInrkc cts.

New York, Feb. 2l.-Cotton dull: mid
ding gulf Size; middlinE, T;sc.
Net receipts, none: gross, 3.1l5; for
wardcd. 80: sales. 200. all spnners:
stock. 1883
Total to-day: Net receipts. 2l.72G. ex-
ports 10 Great Britain, 7,i0S; France,
II .i?6: continent. 1920; stock, S56.S32
Total 80 far this week: Net receipts.
l0I,9la; exports to Great Britain, 80, 339
France. 1888; continent. 36.aeS
Total since Ser:. LIST: Net receipts.
i.32H59s: exports To Greas Britain. L.
476.2oO; France, 3oo,535; continent, 1,22a.
3d.
New York. Feb 2l.-Cott7n futures
closed steady; sales. 2ll 200: February.
lbs; March. 7.5?; April. 7.Gj: May, 7.GS;
June. I.1a; July ana August. 7.75: Sep
TENDER. 7.52: October, T.il: November.
10: December. $50
Liverpool. Feb. 2l-la:30 D. m.-Co,-
ton. demand fair: prices firm: American
middling. l5-;2d.; sales. 1900: .\meri-
can, ll,lOo: speculation and exports. H.
Ooo receipts. c.GD0: American. 400. Fu-
lures opened firm: demand moderate.
New Orleans. Feb. 2i-CC;ton futures
steady; sales. 6i.2D0: February. : 40
March. al; Anrn. "a: May. 7.iy: Jun.
$50: July. I.39: August 7.5l: Scptem
Der. 20: October. III; November los;
December, 10
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A FIRM SPECULATION
The Prices Generally Were a Fraction
Higher.
OPERATORS REALIZE ON CONTRACTS
Foreign ana Local Commission
Houses Turned Up rs Buyers Nm.
ring the Afternoon. and the Gran.
ger ana Standard stocks Gen.
orally were Bought.

New York, Feb. 2l.-SDcculation ut the
Stock Exchange opened firm. With prices
generally fIactionally higher Subse-
uuently spectators and others sold on
the theory that the Cuban debate iii
the Senate yesterday would check the
rising tendency and lead TO lower
prices. There were also realiEationS by
operators. who make ii Il rule to close
out their contracts Oh the exc of Il holi-
day. The impression of values was
slight outside of Manhattan. Missouri
Pacific and Baltimore and OHIO. which
ran off lGlia per cent. The other promi-
nent issues yielded II to * per cent, but
In no case was there any great pressure
to sell. In the afternoon there was Il
decided change for the better, foreign
and local commission houses having
turned up as buyers of the Changers and
the standard stocks generally. The an
nouncement that the gold reserve had
reached 100000, coo and the ease in
money. time loans having been offered
for ~ per cent. both contributed to the
strength late in the day. Al this time Il
number of the prominent issues sold
AT the best prices of the day and We're
weak st. Paul advanced; Rock Island
to Iiis l.. * y To ~ ami Northwest to
1oa3s. In the Industrials Leather, pre-
fcrrcd, was the feature and rose from
G63s to 663s ass on covering of short
contracts Chicago Gas WIS in better
demand on the application Of the nttor-
neyS of the companies for leave In file Il
petition praying the Court IT, direct the
Secretary of State 10 file the consnlida.
ti"n certificates. In the sncc!llties
minneapolis and St Louis. preferred.
jumped 10 81; do. seconds 9i4 TO 52h
and Consolidated GAS. III.
Speculation closed firm in tone Net
changes show advances of /, To ., per
cent; l.. & y. leading. Total sales were
11o.2O2 shares. including 2l.3oo St Paul.
1890 l.. & ~. l@.20O s$uGar and 22,SOO
Leather. preferred.
Bonds We're active and strong. The
sales aggregated S2l $4,000
The sales ii listed stocks aggregated
lil,35l shares. and Of unlisted 2SS5l
shares.
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Cape
Charles
Route
RsW York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go

SIN HOURS 9ulcNEt: THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH b..A AND NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE y l:rFECT MAY s, 1885
LEAVE NORFOLK.
40 o. m. daiiy, except ounu.y-(EortS-
mouth. High street, Z 30 H. m. J
Arrive at Philadelphia, $3.50 ~
M: New York at S:3S D. M
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Clio p. IN. daily, Portsmouth, High street
5:55j Arrive at Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
300 q. m. daily, portsmouth, High street,
9:ie,l leaving New York ut D..
Arrive AT NORFOLK.
sos p. m. daily. except Sunday-(P
mouth. High street, Sis n m, !
leaving New York at s a. m. !:
Philadelphia, 1920 n M
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines 10 and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between Jersey City. Philadeiphia and
Tor Cars on day trains between Phila-
delphia and Cape Charles. ff
Through Tickets sold land baggage
checked at. Wakes Agency, under At
r. Is. COOKE. General Agent.
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TKAvEr.I.Hs :, ~
:. = -HAvI:E. tH s ~ 'DR. 81
ke:s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |!
It. Is gghPAAY
A FOR NEW Or fS3s

PASSENGER SI1Irs ARE Agso, 81
ED 40 Sail no,.i ..Hoffoik DAILY j. tg
IA + lSb npSiHRss i
Fare. INCLUDING meals ard state
Fspe round trip limited to thirty ihiiiii:s 9
E fsSS tickets and reservation Of s L e
lain street or az genera, Office at wharf,.
Newpdtt Ntws evsry suSDA s4hiP syeS spxs
" TI sc fIfTGhf III or ne sftx 1MSn!E
az #Son oED SiSFXs IL; aaa
VIZ @Sarf Noi ok e Zoo ana iiso a. Line s
"I To j ? fmi'AMproN-At 1l:15 a. m. and
400 j. M; PORTSMOUTH at 1906 an;d s:o5
FOR NEWPORT NEws AND SMITH.
ais M Bay G' Line WHARF 4r AZ p In a:
pS; H si ES Clamp, %SS W} y4ygls naxms
Y WhaTf q t; 5 SSvmi: fSTtsiIniSnt5. s:is a.
S i"epSEssS%S5H%!? 9on S!s rs &sa
mouth Sit a. M hay Ia Line Ii wharf. Hos-
fo FSE u ~ sTsRN 'HiHTrTeEsE NEXT TUESDAY aay
Thursday and Saturday frdfn Company's
wharf ut go a: m: Portsmouth. 6:45 Il.
FoR NANsEMoN river AND
SUFFCLK-ht 3 u. m: Portsmouth, 3:1U
Freight for Mathews. Sack. Poquos!n,
Ware, Severn and Nansemond rivers
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISIoN-Fo..
nicely y n. and w. ID. L.--Strumer Albe-
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, N.
C.. Mondays ut a. m; Thursdays, at
u M. clrrFtcS; freight and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar,
JunEo ana Pnmlico rivers
n. and S. X. Il. depot.
Freight received daily except Sunday.
All schedules subject to change with
NJ. q. cRowELb. Agent,
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ne MORFOLk. ALBEMARLE AND
ATi.h MTG RAILROAD CO.
N""hinE between Norfolk uId the famous
CT, Virginia leach Seaside Resort
"ihAS w. BURT & W. VAN NORDEN.
riu,> Receivers
I'm, ,IiABLE No. lin EFFECT
THURSDAY, FEB. G, 1896. AT
O'CLOCK a. NJ
DAILY f:NCEpT SUNDAY.
n, ''ea aye, NorIolk--7:0U u. M. naked: 800 a.
t IT,, S'"ps only ut Thalla. Lynnhaven and
IN 'e'i inn., ls;%o y. m. local express $50 D.
a y i.",.ye virsmI;, Beach--9:Oo u. M, local
local w n. m. mixed 2:l5 p. M.
o rn,,, "NtrtSs; 100 D. IA. stops only at
'"'a' i.Ennhaycn and Thaiia
SUNDAY TRAINS.
.rh..ii,H'' oiiollt-.:2U a. M. stops only at
,n.,i' l.Nhhiav"n ana OccanS. 100 u m,
a. cNPitSS! $50 y. m. local express
ynrn virginia Beach 10: 10 H. M, local
n, II, D. m. Local EXPRESS: 4:50 u
fhaliu. '"'''' i'ShhnhFeh ana
a., ,"'ls stops only on signal at intcr,ne
rm",,, IONS 10 put off or take on PASS
~, t., zeal Express Trains nuke the
,r,t ,'',. ar Is attached to all pa ssenprr
'""s' seats 70 cents each,
IL. l.. HOLLAND
-------- General Superintendent
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New York sInrRet.

New York. Feb. 2l.-Flour-Dull and
barely steady: city mill. patents. 81. 2060
4.45; others unchanged. Southern flour
dull and unchanged
Wheat--1s cent lower, fairly active for
export and closing firm: No. Q red store
and elevator. 1SQo7SAc.; anoat, sOIsSp
S0Ac.
Corn-pulI: No. .. sec. elevator: 37hc.
aiioat Options -wcre firm and dull at
B4A cent advance: May 3Ghc: July,
3IMc
Oats--Quiet and frmer: options dull:
February. .5s+c.: May. 25tsc Spot No.
2. 2basG25tSc.: No. white. 27c.; mixed
Western. 26@27c.
Beef-Quiet ana steady: unchanged.
Beef hams. quiet, $l450Il5.50. Tierced
beef. dull and steady: city extra India
mess. sl500@lG50.
Cut Meats-Quiet ana unchanged.
Lard-Quiet and steady; Western
steam. $5.I0dl575; city. S5lO May. $3.50.
Refined. quiet: continent $500.
Pork-Steady and quiet: mess, slO.25@
1918
Buttei-FancN firmer and fair de-
mand; state dairy, 96l10c.; do. creamery
held l3Il7lac.; Western dairy, 9a@l3c;
l;lgins. pic.
Coffee--Steady, 5@l5 points down:
March, Sl2.45Nl2.55: May. sll.S5@l2. 90:
July, Nl.i5: September. s10.S5: Decem-
Der. $1,000. Spot rio. dull and steady;
No. Z. l3Ac.
Suga:-Raw. dull and firm; fair retin-
ing. sac. bid; refined. firm and quiet;
unchanged.
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MOircs aIa,:srf.

New York. Feb Il Money on call.
easy, AZ sal per cent; last loan at ::
per cent. and closing offered al , pcr
cent. Prime mercantilo paper. GGi7 ncr
cent. lSar silver. GA; Stcrliu.. cx
change, easier, with actual business i'm
bankers bills At ASGh G'aS6': for G0 DAYS
and iS,ialtiS1%. for demand Posted
rates. ASA iSSi. Commercial bills. 1881.
@iSG. Government bonds. firm: state
bonds. quiet: railroad bonds. strong.
Silver ut the Board was higher
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22

Southern FiuitS-Banamas slWl2j
per bunch, oranges, jamaica. S3.5e
per box; cocoanutS. Si.r0 prr bag of 100.
Lemons, $2.60Q3.U0: Northern apples.
S3.00Qi00.
l'urnips. Sl.25. dull: sweet potatoes.
$500; hayman's. $225; yellow. $2.jU;
onions. SlIa parsnips. s.tc: celery.
"Mic. u stalk: carrots, $l.75.
Poultry-ChickenS. Old, 2aiG Il 25c. (;
spring chickens. l2TlSc.
lIggs-Who!"salc. ia l2c per dozen.
Beeswax-21c. per pound
T1uck-iriSh potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, toes si.s5 per bag: Onions. Sis per
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nnItin,ore ,Inrket.

Baltimore, Feb. 21.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged
Whcat-Dull and easy: No. 2, red. spot.
I2a,c bid: March. T3l4c. asked
Corn-Stcady: mixed. Spot and Fcbru-
AIRY, 339sc.; May, 34;sM35c.; steamer.
mixed. S2s@32l4c.; Southern corn, S3Gp
l4c
Oats-Easier; No g white. Western,
2Sc.: No. ., mixed. &c.
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SsI'R11 AZ.

Eeas-Stcady: Black-cye Peas, sl.9O
per bag: Black. 7Oc. per bushel
Corn-Southcrn White, long grain. 37c. {:
short grain. 34Gf;;5c
SOC
Mill Fec> Market steady; Bran.
Sl4: shipstuT CT middlhg. So:
meal. white boltcd. per 20 lbs. 3S@i0c.
Hay--W2stcrn No. j. Timothy. $3.50
Timothy. $500: No. .. Sl5.50.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. /
Timothy Hay, $1,000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-22

Z OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD
L POINT. CLAREMONT, NEWPORT
NEWS and James river landings direct by
dayBght-Virginin Navigator Company:s
Elegant steamer POCAHONTAS leaves
Clydcs Wharf. Norfolk. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY NJ
81. m. touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport News going and returning,
arriving AT Richmond about 3 p. m, con-
meeting with all evening tr2ins. Fare to
Richmond. $3.50; fare to Richmond and
return, $3.50: lare to Richmond. second
class. 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route to Richmond, Peters-
burg, Waverly. Hicksford and stations on
Atlantic and Danville railroad and all
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale ut
ticket agencies of Wake d Son. II
Brandt and on board steamer.
Freight received daily Sunday excepted,
for a0 above named points. E5s.8
JAMES ". NcCARRICK.
Agent.
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ELYDES REGULAR LINE. STEAM
SSHPS FOR PHILADELPHlA--Oni /,
direct line from Norfolk to Phlladelnhia. "
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mois-5
day, Wednesday and Saturday Mt y.
Thursday and Saturday. I. Z IA. 8 rs.
Through bills. of lading to all points
South and Southwest Via Seaboard AR
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad. :.
q ~ &s JAMES w. aNIcC&RRICfS,sSs sss IN
General SouthernA "A gent, n Norfolk !NyaG 53l
II AZ II "a, W. p CLYDE co.. ST
3 St Agents. Phila6aiph
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Norfolk and WASHINGTON
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASTE
lNGToN and NORFOLK will leave
dnily us follows.
.,OI.rI. EOEND.
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NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNOCK
~ ROUTE.-On and afts, Sunday, De-
l2ay Line wharf. Norfolk. every sunday
at Sa. M. for Tnppahannoek s sI inter inter-
points received Saturdays. For landings
beyond Tappahnnnock freight received
WM. RANDALL, Agent,
Norfolk Wa
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groceries.

Coffce-Stronger and J., cent higher:
re" common. l6E@l7lac.; Fair. ISi4 a.
l9c: Good, 20N20S4c.; Choice. 2lQ2llIc.
Laguayra. y l-%c.; Java. 2gu%Olac.
SNrups and MolasscS--Stcady; Syrups.
bright. lSN23c. Fair Grades, 1G0 o6r !:
Porto Rico. 16. 20. and 26c. as to grade
% New Orleans Molasses- Quiet. Fair,
20G 2oc.: Good, 3cG! 40c.: Choice. 45c.
flour--AIarkct strong; advancing.
Western Spring Wheat. Best Patent.
Fanily, $3.50; Winter Wheat
Best Patent. Family. $4.35: Win
ter Wheat. Choice Patent. S4.25: Family.
S4l5: Choice Straight Family, 81 "a
Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family. $50.
Good Family. sS.75: Fair Family, $3.50;
salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. sl@1. TO-
as to grade: G. A. 55465c., as to weight
Rice-Milied. 596c.: dice. in rough. Gl
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iciep''ohe' @ai- Agent.
NORFOLK 3 SOUTHERN I. +. CO.

MAIL. AND I:NPREss LEXIS NOT 81;
t miE nni En-, ~'NESn, sunday 10 4 Tor
"isr anito. rn te!hans;,M a .ie Ierry
a. li taS,I, Wiz! !p n and $. r. H. Steiner
II ,nas X i%Se WI,i; smHa (oI
Windsor. Tuesday,, TmURsD5A!HY and and
S ~. i nni ~. Tor ;ii ianH!qgs on Chowni,
DAY for Scmrpernong river. and Wt..jij7
NtSllAh tor Salmon Creek. tonnrtt-
bar" Tor Maklcyvilc. South Creek Al Al.
:"ia. Washington and intermediate land
iuES.
IN EYENiNG ENrREss LEAVES NOR.
i;lisnbeIh City Fdenton and i'' Way!s i9r
lions. Connects ut Elizabeth Cith with
all, an Ss sa,mr,I NI lar TInsiday, rhursd4$
Is'hnH Morehcad City, K XII sH'''1 and
G &c so0Ti Vi" ana y {. i: e. ana Tor i"r
stations on The w. \. and y. Il. L.
MAIL AND Il E ST Hi2s' am ,xcc,
S iMN,, s a. i;33 D. m; and EHir"ss Gaiiy
Tor M North. East and West Pa M"ri"k
l"ik and western eIooti.. rr rtisHi' E Si
EASTEHN CAROLINA DIspaTctI
MlNloN LINE hetweeii ali ali p ~ old 20
and East yin Norfolk and E S0I,tiJ ,Nor nh
Somlhcrn Railroad and Eastern 'H No unh
Freight received daily until . D. m. an,
lorwhtHiS promptly at low rate ''u
. Tor lnItn Liner Information apply to the
"Thsrar ONCE of the y. and S. t. X. Co.
H. &. IIUDGlNS
General Freight and Pass. Agent
NJ. X. KING. 81 cHl'
General Manager.
rLANTIc AND DANyILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN ETFEcT NOVEMBER
Leave Shippers. c q; lS2s: w,,r, AIN.
$40 a. m; West, Norfolk. GAS a. m for
arriving at Danvilie. 80 p. m S'I h"aVc
Norfolk. So. p. m. West Norfolk. 5:S:. y.
m. Leave Lnwrenccville daily (eXccpt
sunday at 500 n. M. arriving Mt Dan
vile at 1890 a. M
Connection made at Danvlle and JEFF
Iress Junction with Southern Railway
System: at Denniston junction for Dur
ham: South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division OF the n. and w.
pullman sleepers between panville,
AShevilie, Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis
aud New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at wharf Norfolk: W V. II. Williams
Agency. Portsmouth:
General Passenger Agent;
CHAS. -. nAIN'HS
Superintendent
~. p. q G. II. Al
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of Norto.k mud rortsunnuth
February 2faf. 1895.
ARRIVED

Br. stmp. Rla!rmorc. pinson. Calves
ton 10 Liverpool. " VIM. Lamb X Co
cualed and sailed.
Er, stmp. Glrndower. IIuncyman, New
Orleans 10 Bordeaux. 10 Wm. Lamb &.
Co. Coaled and sailed.
R". stmp. Cyrll. Davies New York.
10 the North American Transport Com
paly. Ia load
Schr. Henry l.. Gibson. Payne, Wash
inGion. light
Schr. Levin j. Marvel Bell, Baltimore.
with guano.
Schr. Ephram and Anna, Travers.
Washington. with suano.
Schr. sally Purnell Rcswick. Hill,
Eastern Maryland 10 Newbern, n. G..
light.
Rargcs y. & w. Nos. . and 4, to VIM.
Lamb " Co, for coal.
MEMORANDUM.
Cape Henry, Va, Feb. 2l.-l2 M
Clear. Northwes; wind; % miles Mode
rate northeast sea.
CLEARED.
Schr. Clara Goodwin, pinkham. san
tiago. by Vim. Lamb & Co, with l,4.?
tons coal.
Schr w Wallace Ward. Kelsey. Proyi-
dcnce. with coal.
Schr. George NJ. Grant Pclton, Prov
idcnCe, with coal
Schr Agnes l.. Manson, Rabbit. Bos.
ton. with coal.
Schr. George p. Davenport, Mcleod,
Portland. with coal.
Schr Mary Mcfarland. Small, New
Bedford. with coal.
Schr. Jennie y. IIuddell. Hanson, New
York. with lumber.
Schr. VIM. ID. Hilton. Falkcnburg, New
York. with lumber.
Schr Lizzie James. Graham, New
bern. \. c., with coal Outside route)
SAILED.
Br stmp. Ferntield, Watson, Ham
burg. by the North American Transport
Company. with 1000 bales cotton and /
car poplar logs.
American stmp. Miami. Townley.
by the United States
Shipping Company. with 81 900 bushels
wheat. 10000 bushels oats and 4, 500 sacks
flour.
Port orNewport News.
SAILED.
>. stmp. Pleany. Cobb. via Norfolk.
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Peanut Market.

Markct-Quct; Prime 3l4m3l.c.
strictly prime. 33sc.; fancy. 3:s G3*! C
common. 20 @'2c.: Spanish. 81.
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Crop in sight. .5,S37 Sol S.3S2.S3 coo. sos
Liverpool reports sales OF IS zoo bales
cotton during past week. AGAINST &C.. 900
bales last year and 10000 bale; in 1884
Forty-ciSht hundred bales cotton sold
ut Memphis yesterday: market. firm; de-
maud. quiet. at T"h for miidling
COTTON Exchange closed tu-day--t;cn
WaShiugton's birthday.
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Mess pork-New. sll.5O.
ilam-i'ork, $1,000
S!nithneid. 14@17c.
Bulk Mcats-Clcar ribs. $50: fat
backs. 5i+c.: bellies. a2.c., as - size
pieces; pork plate. s5.15.
Shoulders sugar cured, G1tc.
Observation-Disclosures, SIC.
BrcaStS-Sugar-c cured. Sc
Lard Pare lard. tierCes. 1T7lc a.. 70
cases and tubs. 7i$c. over iir-,..s: com
pound. Sac: tierces. in cases. 5lac
Cheesc-Crcam, 10i.9llc.: Western
Dairy, 91a;ac.
Nuttcr-Markot firm: New Yorl,
state dairy. new. 23c.: fresh cream.
cry. ga 25c.: Western. lGM2Oc.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: Il2 degrees SEC
60 degrees. ike: Red. $50 degrees. iOc'
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and prices holding up; Western
NORTH Carolina and NIririnin

ond prices holding up; Western
North Carolina and Virginia
steers. fat. per pound. ........3 q4lac
Eastern y. c. cattle. best 49,. 2isaD3Lc
C3nlnon .:.................. 2@2Hc
Demand good.
MIX Calves. common, per
lchrltnE Calves, per pound ....2l4 M3iac
Sheep, per pound .2ls@i C
HOGS, I've, gross weight. prime.
10 to zoo .......... Az c.
Fresh Pork.-Iogs, dressed
large, per pound ............4 as C
Hogs. dressed. small. per
pound @G C.
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steady; No. .. spring wheat 621s Q62sac. !;
No. 2. red. G6la@67hc. No. 9. corn, 2sJ1 c.. |:
Mo 2. oats. 1888 @20Ac.: No. 2, rye, 3Sc.;
Pork. S9.S7k@si0; lard. s5.42Is; s. II.
sides, Ss.lo@5.l5; d. S. shoulders, $4.75@
s.; 8. c. sides. s5.25@537Mo. Whiskey,
e122.
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SCHEDULE IL EEEEt,r Lax OH IL

These trains connect at Cr.cushnrn
VITA main line trains reaching the plinci-
pal points South. southwest AMI south
east
Depot ticket Office open Thirty MIN
CTES before departure OF train, foot O:
For tickets and fall Information apply
J. a. NEtGt:nAr!!R. city Ticsc,
Agent. GG Main street
]. ". MccARl:ICE. sol. Passenger Ar
T.. 4. LAME. General Agent. corner
lee ana l'ayritr streets. Norfolk "a,
". II. GREEN. General Supcrinlcnd';
J. VI. Gull. rr"nic Manarer
w. ~ TURK. General Passenger Art
General DuiccS-i2u1 PENNSYLVANIA Nv
Mur. MushiliHtnn, y. q.
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Steamers leave Portsmouth,, foot
OF North street at. $50 D. IN
Leave Norfolk. foot of Mathews
street, ut Observation-Disclosures. CLIO d, m
Leave old Point at............ 10 H. m
Arrive Washington at.......... GAS a. IN
Is. " y. Penn. X H.
Nv Washington otak 500 r. IN. J.3U Il. IN.
Ar Philadelphia uT1l:ie y. IN. lD:iG a. m
Ar. New York. ....... 2:nO H. M. -. D. IN
South Hound. Is. * o. Penn. X. r.
i'N' - 30 :. III Ill ~ a. M. :uu y. IA.
Iv Philadelphia at. :33 p. IN. els D. m
ar. Washington at. 4:3U y. IN. 6:iS u. m
Steamers leave Washington at 100 o. m
Arrive at Fortress Monroe at. 6:30 a m
Arrive at Norfolk at........... 30 "A m
Arrive At Portsmouth nj. ....... 90 a IN
The trip down the historic. Potomac
River ana ChcSa peukr Bay on thc elegant
steamers OF this company il unsrIrpu ss...!
rhc steamers are comparatively new. hay
Ing been built IN 1891, and are fitted IN
In the most luXuriant manner, with clcG-
.aeh r" %,i The tables are supilicd wi;H
M, Of Washington and Norfolk.
Tickets on sale a I 4. g o. ticket office: <:
& G. Office. Mt w. T. Wakes g. Co.'S
Office. on wharf.
For further information aDply,
d. j. CALLAHAN.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. /. 1886
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

7:4o a. m.-For Richmond, Washington.
Lynchbnrs and the West.
4:25 p. m.-Vcstibule limited for Rich
mond and Washington. Stops
only at Suffolk, Waverly and
Petersburg.
$50 p. m.-For Petersburg, LynchburK,
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive Norfolk daily, s.e5 a. M.
l:35 u. IN. and 900 p m
Tickets and all information at station
and 126 Main street. T-
w. B. BEv1LL.
Gapernl J3occeppnr 4nont
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Amou. our cotton ucn.

Weather III cotton belt. clear and cold.
Spot cotton in Liverpool advanced
Lad. Contract market advanced 1-6iIi
2-Giths. closing quiet and steady.
Consos In London declined Il
I09 ll-l6.
Future contracts in New York declined
Gti" points, closing steady Sales. 2ll.20o
hal"s: tone. steady: May. LISA 7.69; Au-
gust. I.I5d I.i6: Ocoher. 7ilMI.l2
Future contracts in New orleans de-
clinrd ?f;l0 points, closing steady. Sales,
CT .2nO bales.
The cotton movement for the week is
as follows:
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Receipts Hy Hni, stenmcr.

ci;.,r OF The virriuIan.
Noii"lS. Va. Feb ~ $40.
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IIssv.:l..:IrS, CUTIE.

n, 0i, NoREoLK AND VIEW
gu w RAILROAD COME Ply.
tEie f6blc i'm Effect February 80 1896
Leave Norfolk. daily except Sunday
1:"o a. M, 400 u. M, l1:Oo II. M. go u.
m; 800 -: M. 1850 y. m.,nnd on Saturdays
'rn"" Ocean View. daily except Sun
day, SID Il. M, 1000 IL m. 200 noon. 2vv
days ony at T:J0 u. III.
Leave Norfolk. Sunday. 300 n. m. loo
u. M, 200 u. M, 800 y. IN, 900 u III.
Leave Ocean View. Sunday. IO:OJ II m.
EGO noon. 100 3. M, 800 y. IN. 300 y. IN
W. u BAltItEFr, Jr..
.Gcnerai Manager
H$e M CAROLINA
SNs dIE No RAILROAD.
CONDEMNED SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
Dt.CE:M Bt,R :. 1879.
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St..ur Market

Market firm. Out Of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates 10 the
different points. Local sales are being
made ~ follows: