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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29

The light will be visible from all points
or approach from the lake. 1t Will IL
Illuminate 2o9 degrees OF the horizon
lying between n. SO degrees, e. &c. "a
Nd and N. 6S degrees w. (NW. by w.
% Wo. Bearings from vessel.
The structure Is a square, dark red,
pyram!dal, open framework. sur
mounted by n square lantern. with white
roof, and having q balcony with black
hand-rail.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that the East Haddam. Meadows Post
Light, fixed red, on the east side OF the
channel. above East Haddam Landing
conn River. Conn.,, which was ex>
inguished April 10. 1896. on account of
Ireshet, was re-establlshed on the 22d
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that the white spar dumping buoy
In New York Lower Bay having been
carried away, Il new buoy, at the re-
quest OF the Supervisor of the Harbor,
| has been placed In 80 feet at mean low
| water. about LOO yards N. w. " NJ of
| the position OF the old one. The present
magnetic bearings are: Coney Island
Lighthouse. n. w. II NJ; Sandy Hook
Main Light, S. w. by 8.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
| that on or about Mayt10. 1885, light vessel
No. 81. moored off Sandy Hook, on the
easterly prolongation. of the axis Of
Gedney Channel entrance to New York
| Lower Bay. will be temporarily with
| drawn from her station for repairs and
replaced by relief light vessel No 16.
| Light vessel No. 6 will show q reflector
| light flashing white everv fifteen sec
| onds INSTEAD of an occultlng electric
| ii5ho, from the foremost head The
light Will be visible about ten nautical
| miles. the Observers eve Fifteen feet
above the sea. Should the flashing be-
| come imperative a fixed white reflector
| iight VIII be shown from the mainmast
| During thick or fegRy weather IL H.
| inch steam whistle will sound signal of
the same characteristic as that sounded
| from light vessel No. 81. viz, blasts of
! three seconds duration. separated by
silent intervals of twelve seconds.
Light vessel No. 16 has two masts.
| black smokestack and the steam whls-
tie between the masts. but differs from
light vessel No. 81 In having II yellow
hull with Relief" In large black letters
| on each side and No 16" in black on
! each bow and each Quarter.
Light vessel 81 will be returned to her
| station as soon as repairs have been
completed. of which due notice will be
given.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
| that the lights of the new system of
| electric buoys. making the sides of the
| Gedney and Bayside Range Cut Chan
nels. and the lights of the two inner
| electric buoys. Nos. 5 and G. of the old
| system. marking Gednev Channel en-
| frame TO New York Lowed Bay. were ex-
| tingushed on April Path. 1896. Repairs
Will be made and the buovS .relighted as
soon as the weather will permit The
| four outer buoys in Gedney Channel
remained lighted.
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TRADING WAS LIGHT
During the Early Dealings the Tendency Of
Prices Was Upwards and Advanced.
PRONOUNCED GRANGER IMPROVEMENT
London Bought the Changers and the
u Local Operators Also Purchased
she Same stocks, the Favorable
Earnings Recently Reported fIav.
ing Had Stimulating Influence.

New York, April 2s.-Trading at the
Stock Exchange was light to-day, only
1859 shares changing hands. In this
total Sugar figured for 80, 800 shares, ST.
Paul for 1900, Tobacco for 1900, and
B. & O., $500. During the early dealings
the tendency OF prices was upward,
and prices advanced anywhere from Is
to per cent. the Improvement being
most pronounced in the case of the
GrangeES Consolidated Gas and the
specialties. London bought the Grang-
ers. and the local operators also pur-
chased these stocks. The favorable
earnings recently reported having had a
stimulating influence. In the late trad
Ing business picked up. but the increase
was at the expense of values. Foreign
houses were sellers of st. Paul and other
International stocks. the developments
in South Africa having induced foreign
liquidations. In the aggregate 1t is to
be said the sales for this account were
light. Manhattan was rather heavy on
sales of about 5000 shares, and fell from
1l0A to 10s&0109%. The decline in ac-
tive railway list ranged from u to
per cent In the lndustrials Sugar was
the feature. The stock ranged between
124Q1259s, and closed IS per cent. lower
on the day at 1241s. Tobacco first rose
to T3k and then fell to 71h. In the
specialties Albany and Susquehanna
rose to 49, on dealings of 225 shares
Speculation closed weak in tone. Net
changes show losses of from "A to l per
cent.
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Ts.AyanEM.s,, M.
49, .s 49,, 1ssAxs:hEst sssIanE.
es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
g!VAPlHY
FOR NEW YORK

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APoI,r,r.
5lIO TO SAIL from Norfolk DAILY, at
DAYS "a TgEspAYs. = W dEsi1s pa Isels5
THT ~ s, q AND FRIDAYS at p. m.
Fare: including meals and stats
Fare. round trip. limited to .tthi thirty %
ro ISr tickets and reseryaiioa 81 slate tses
Newport News every sUEDAYi 'p evenings ieays
af TIME g sc RHIsh%SnS The BIZ, next s 9o5nl
thiampton Rhoads. Northampton, Lurav
a nG,S;omaek. Enola and Elaine. sailir,ys.
%WVh, ssrre EXCEPT sept Sunday. Leave companys
FOR OLD PoINT-At GEO and ,1,5 9
i9oa M "a. and sos D. 1 Ha1 ns s4s shS
s;3 Eo u N aAMM MP" iI:l5 a. m 7, and nd
p. M PSrtsnoath at 1906 and a: eeq D. no -
r rEH n NEWP,oRT NEWS AND sMfTH IL
IA p. m: Bay Line WHARF l at q !, ~
ps E1k s1 East s sXiSSf py WARE n1vrRs-.
MN mnaf BAY yt INC wh M q.
LeaSs M NJ oIa Pg Msa
moniS gig Friday ut $3.50 q. m.:.Porfaa.
fol,r ~, e go u. m: Bay Line Wharf Ncr-
Tb hUH SEVERN RiWER0tff Hag
wharf fa az G ana Saturday from compsnvys.s
M; Bay Line. Norfolk. 7 s m $40 q.
sITG GFh EANsEMoND RIVER AMI
u. m ro ronr 3 u. m: Portsmouth s.io
c. r. R n. at Suffolk with s.. and
ware FTeish s,,i for Mathews. Back. Poouo.,n
must be prepa,d ana Nansemond riysrs
hy<1
n, M erIu I, l, CAROLINA DIVISION
marle T iea W. ap MdN w. D. L:-stesmer AIR.
c. Mondays at n. M o' T MSiashangton N;
Tor Was sRSiErytng freiEht and passensers
NJ nn66 N ! f9r Newborn. N c., received 8,
on An schedules subject to espngsu sunday
NJ. B. cRowELL. Agent
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Cotton Markets.

New York. April 2s.-Cotton-Quiet;
mddling gulf. Sas: middling. SM: net
receipts. ia bales; gross. S35 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain. 6755 bales; to
the Continent. 1.27s bales; forwarded, IT'S
bales: sales. 34O1 bales; sp!nners. 213
bales; stock. 1857 bales:
Total to-day: Net receipts. 6327 bales;
exports to Great Britain. 6.S57 bales: to
France none; Continent. 6.4S7 bales
stock, 4S4.4l5 bales.
Total SO far this week: Net receipts
21.50S bales: exports to Great Britain.
27.sll bales; to France, 249 bales; to the
Continent. 1l.G77 bales.
New York. April observation-disclosures
closed steady; April. 7s9; May. 40;
June. 7.sl; July, 7.SS: August, 1877: Sep
TENDER. 7.39; October, 1924; November,
7.l5; December, ia; January. 71s Sales
10000 bales.
Liverpool April 2S.--l2:30 p. m.-Cot-
ton-Demand moderate: American mid
ding, 4as; sales, 5000 bales: American,
100 bales; speculation and expert. 500
bales: receipts. 10000; American. 10000;
futures opened quiet: demand moderate.
Liverpool. April 2S.-Cotton: April.
lS-6i@+ ls-64d.. buyer: April and May.
lS-6id., buyer; May and June. 1850
4 lS-6td. seller: June and July, 4 l5-6+d
July and August, 4-64d.. seller; Au-
gust and September, 4 1l-64d. September
and October. 03-64d.. seller: October and
November, 6l-6td., seller: November
and December. December and January
5s-64d; January and February. 59-64d
Futures closed steady
New Orleans, April 2S.-Cotton-Fu-
lures steady; sales. 1880 bales: April.
i.55: May, 7.56; June and July. Z. 80. An.
gust, 7.is: September. I'll: October. "a.
November, $50: December. 90. lam
AIRY, 6.s5.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
ATLANTIC AND pANvILLE RAJ

ATLANTIC AND pANvILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIT. 15 .es
Train No. l.-Daily.-Leaves NorfoiE
lShippers Compress WHARF at $40 a m
West Norfolk 945 a. IN. for DanVille and
intermedia1e points; arriving at Dan
Vile 5:25 p. m.
Train No. 3.-paiIy except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk o:2S p. m. West Norfolk
$3.50 p. M, arriving LawrencevilIe 9 10 n,
m. Leave LawrenceyIlle mo. IS 500 u
M, arrive Danville 1850 a M ~ WV d"
Train No. connects at EMPORIA with
Atlantic Coast Line train No. az for All
P9intS -, South; leaving Emporia $40 p m
No IS. when notified by the, A. G. l.. that
there are passengers for points ON tbs
and d. west OF Emporia ~
Train No. j connects at DENNISTpN
JUNCT. with Norfolk and Western n ~
for Durham and intermediate noipts ~
Trains Nos. and connects M IrE
FRESS JUNC'r. and DANVII,i,E Tor aII
points on southern railway sYatem
Pullman sleepers between Danviiin md
Ashville. Atlanta, Jacksonville MAJ.
phis and New Orleans.
at Wakes Agency and CompanV.s
wharf, Norfolk: and at w. v II VII.
liams' Agency, Portsmouth,
c: d; OWENS. VIM. II. TAYLOR
cyyAPp. & Gen MaSS'g'r;; Gen: Pass, Ast.
Superintendent, Trav. Pass. AT
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Southern Fruits ana Vegetable,

New York. April 2S.-Strawberrle
FLORIDA. quart, sqlSc. do. North Caro-
lima. quart. 9425c.: asparagus. North
Carolina. dozen punches. sl50q4 90: do.
Norfolk. do. Sl.50@2.5 so: do, MARYLAND
and Delaware. do. sl.50Gl.75: beets,
Florida. crate: sl,25@175 do. do.
100 lunches s5.0Oas.0O: cabbages. do.
crate, s2.5Oa2.75: do. Charles ION
crate s215430o: egg plant. Flor
ida. box, s3.eOQ6OO: kale. Norfolk.
barrel, Use. a100: do. Baltimore. barrel,
Sl.00: lettuce. Norfolk. basket. 4O@SOc /:
do. Charleston. do. soc. a 81 90; do. Flor
ida. do. soc. 9sl.25: peas. Savannah
basket, 5O@75c.; do. Charleston. do. Use,
@Sl.5O; do. North Carolina. do. sl.5Oa
LIS; radlshes. Norfolk. barrel 81. 5oG2 90
string beans. Florida. crate. 81. 50a3 3. so .
spinach Norfolk. barrel. sl.0OG2OO: do.
Baltimore. do. $1.75d2.o0: squash. Flor
ida. barrel. $3.50: tomatoes do. carrier.
Sl.254260; cucumbers. do. crate. $4,000
500: caulifiower, do, basket, $3006 90 =.
potatoes, do, S5.00@9.O0
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Chicago Market.

Chicago. April 2S.-Scarcely anything
ranking as activity was visible In wheat
to-day. The range OF prices was narrow
Ell than 1t has been In long time, and
even local traders were for the time be-
Ing indisposed to attempt trading on an
extensive scale. The reason for this dis
inclination was doubtless the near ap-
proach OF delivery day for the May OPP
lions.
AS yet IT is believed that there IS
much to be liquldated. A sensible wild
ening OF the spread between May and
July took place indicating that some
changing was going on longs not relish
ing the prospect of having the wheat
delivered to them under present condi-
tions. The influences were mainly bear
ish ones, values recognizing the fact
by depreciating somewhat After the
decline, which was established at the
opening. there was a steadier tone to
values. the close. however. being at net
loss from yesterday.
Corn-It was a difficult matter RI on,
ceive OF activity In corn, with wheat al
most stagnant. Wheat gave the corn
pit the appearance of lifelessness. Prices
were almost stationary, although a de-
cline from yesterday was noted.
Oats-No strength or activity deyelop-
ed in oatsl and following the other
grains prices were easy. Trade was DIM
and inactive.
Provisions-But light and indifferent
trading took place On product. The
general tone of the market was steadv
The hog market showed no partIculsr
change. AT the close July pork was 5c
lower; July lard, 21ac. lower, and Julv
ribs shade lower than yesterday.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk md F0rtamOuth
April 2Sth. 1896.



British str. Hawkhurst. Mumford
Pensacola to Cardiff. to VIM. Lamb &
Co Coaled and sailed.
Schr. Thomas j. Shyrock, Insley, Bal
timore. to West Norfolk. light.
Schr. E. 5. Newman, Caswell. New
London. light. to load pig iron for Bos-
ton.
Tug Triton Chase. Portland. via Vine
yard Haven. with schooner Sarah and
Ellen. with ice to Tidewater Ice Com
pany. and barges Enos Soule and c. c.
Chapman, to VIM. Lamb & Co, for coal
Barges b. Donaldson, Donaldson,
North Carolina to New York. and Jos.
p. Tucker. Leward, North Carolina to
Philadelphia. with lumber.
Barges Robert Mccoy. North Carolina
to Roper's Landing and City Point.
North Carolina, 10 Roper's Landing.
CLEARED.
Barge Corsica, New York, with coal.
SAILED.
Schr. +. c. knight, Jr., Crowley, James
River. to load for New York
Schr Lydia II. Roper. Hanson. New
York, with lumber
Schr. Edward Smith. Lane, New York.
with lumber.
Schr j. b. Van Dusen, Lear. New
York, with lumber.
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CAPE New York,
C hAt Philadelphia and
ROUTE Norfolk r. R.
SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE

slA HOURS QUICKER THAN ANx
,,,p. OTHER LINE.
A1l'oOGn DAY AND NIGHT Elk.
PRESS EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY e. lass
LEAVE NORTNOLK.
$50 u. M daily, except Sunday-Ports-
mouth, High street, 7:30 a m,
Arrive ut Philadelphia, 6:52 n
m; New York at S:SS d. m. -
LEAVE NORFOLK.
DIV y. m DAILY, PORTSMOUTH, High street
5:G5) Arrive at PhiiadeIphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. ~
500 a. m daily, (Portsmouth. High street
9:1o.l leaving New York at NJ
A nj; Ph y Is p1na ia las p. m.
800 p. m. daily; except Sunday-(Ports.
mouth, High street, Sis n. m
leaving New York Mt & a M.
philadelphia, 1921 n M
Close connection made with all rail ana
sound lines to and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
es sns en-, Jersey .ss City; Phiadelphia and
ior Cars on day trains between Phila-
delphia and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
tantic He'll. and on the steamers
r. Is. COOKE. General Agent.
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g A | SEABOARD
y. 1sa = AIR LINE.
SHORTEST CATTTvFY
QUICKEST ROUTE 80 e1......:1-: Il II
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Texas, California.
no EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAM.

No. 1o3.-.The Atlanta Special" leaves
Leaves Portsmouth. DAILY, at 2 OF ni.ht,
Tor Suffolk; Franiiin, Boykip, Weldon, Hen.
Monroe, Charlotte, Chester. Clinton, Groen
woed A16svillo, Eiber,on. Athens, Atlanta,
Na.hvills; Memphis. Selma. Pensacola, Texas.
Mexico. CALIFORNIA;. Solid Limited Train with
Pullman Buffet Sleepors and vestibuled Coaches
x No: 1i.1"The $; a. L. Express" leaves
mouth, daily, Mt OILS am, for all ata1.
points. and Psndicton. Murfreesboro, Lewiston
Durham, and all Atlantic Coast Line pnints, via
Weldon. Also connecting at Franklin MONDAYS
Wsuhesdsyssnd Fridays. for landings on the river.
No. t02-Arrivo Portsmouth daiiy 7.3e a M
No. se-Arrivo Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
Fer tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car re,er.
'stions, etc, apply to
j. W. Brown. 'r. rs,,'r LEt, II aaia St. Nerfsrl. Va.
". " H. nilia' Ticket lsi, 2I7 Nigh St. rort.ueuth VI.
&c. Her. Bate. Tra'. Paii'r Agt., Portsmouth, Va
L. si. JOHN, Ties.rrssiient and GENERAL HANGER
v 4. Nc. BEE, GsRsrai sup.rsisads.L Psstsnoa,b Va.
u. W. b. CLOEfR. Trane Manager.
III. ANDERSON, osar Ps,s,r Art
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wheat-spot market dull and easier;

unchanged.
Corn-Spots dull and easier; No. 2.
S5&c. elevator: 36Ac. afioa.. Options
were duh and steady ut M@hc. decline;
April. 35esc.: May. 35lsc.: Ju'w $3.50"
Oats-Spots moderately active; options
dull and steady: May. 24eac. Spu, pr.ces
No. 2. 25kc.: No. 2 white. CSC; mixed
Western. 25@26c.
Beef-Slow and unchanged. Beef
hams quiet. $li.00@15.5O. Tierced beef,
dull: city extra India mess. sl400@l5. so.
Cut Meats-Quiet and steady; picked
bellies, Axe; shoulders. 4x@4Nc.; hams.
SlS@9c.
Lard-Quiet and weak: Western steam
closed at s5.Q5 bid: city. $3.50: May. $500.
Pork-Active and steady; old mess.
$9.0049.50; new mess. $1,000.
Butter-Choice firm: State dairy, SO
14l3c.; do. creamery. 10@15c.; Western
dairy. 799c.; do. creamery. 10@15c.
Coffee-Steady points down to 10 up;
May, $l2.90@12.95: July. $3.50; Septem-
Der, Sl1.60Ghl .65: December $1,000;
March. SLOTS. Sept rio. dull and steady
No. Z. 1870.
Sugar-Raw. dull and firm; fair re-
filming, SXQ3Hc.: -conetrifugals IS test
4 5-l6c. Refined, quiet and unchanged.
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Memoranda.

Hremen, April 26.-Arrived: Steamer
Hugo. Norfolk.
Copenhagen, April 27.-Arrived, Steam.
er Charing Cross. Norfolk.
Hamburg. April 26.-Arrived: Steam
er Mohican, Newport News.
London, April 27.-Arrived: Steamer
Sibun, Newport News.
Lizard. April 26.-lPassad: Steamer
Tuskar, Norfolk for Rotterdam
Portland. April 27.-Arrived Steam.
er Briseoe. Norfolk for Aarhus: steamer
Hermann. Newport News for Reval
Boston. April 27.-Arrived: Schooner
Augustus Hunt. Newport News
Sailed: Schooners Oracle D. Buchan.
an. Laura c. Anderson. Newport News
Horatio L. Baker. Clark's Cove and Nor.
folk.
New Haven. April 27.-Arrived
Schooner w. d. Hilton. Norfolk.
Providence.A April 25.-Arrived: Schoon.
er c. A. White. Norfolk.
Salem. April 24.--Arrived: Schooner
George p. Davenport. Norfolk.
London, April 27.-Ship Charles r.
Flint (Nic). Carvey. from New York,
March IA, for Shanghai. was burned al
sea April q. All hands saved and land
ed at Pernambuco. She had a cargo
Of 100. 500 cases refined petroleum.
Steamer Roehampton tBr), Breckon,
from New Orleans March 81 and Norfolk
April Z. for Svendbotg. was spoken
April 81. in lat. so N. long. 81 w, with
her engines working badly.
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81 OIiey NI0rlI Ct

New York. April 2S.-Money on call
easy at 2@3 per cent: last loan at 9, and
closing offered at .. Prime mercantile
paper, 5kQ6. Bar silver, 6sk Sterling
exchange very firm. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4.SIatQ4.ss for
GO days, and 4.SS24Q4.S9 for demand.
Posted rates, 4.Ss1e@4 ,S9is. Commercial
bills, 4.S6A44.S71s. Government bonds
firm: State bonds dull; railroad bonds
higher. Silver at the board was firm
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536c.
GrnIu,

Peas-Nominal: Bleck-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag: Black. 75@80c. per bushel
Clay. o5@60c. per bushel.
Co-n--Southern White. 341S@35c.
zoe.
Mill Feed-Market steady: Bran. s13. so
@14.0e: shipstuff. or rniddnng, s14.009
$500: meal. white bolted. per SO lbs, 400
42c
Hay-Maryland and Virginia, No. l
Timothy. s1T. 509l8.0o: No. 2. l550GD16 CO.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. !
Timothy Hay. sls.5O@1s.oO.
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Rnltimore market,

Baltimore. April 2S.-Flour unchanged;
receipts, 1900 barrels: wheat. No. red
spot. 6Sh@e9Ac.: May, 6SN @69c.: July,
6SN Q6sc. Southern. by sample, 74c.
asked; do. do, on grade, 69@72c. Corn
weak; mixed spot. April and May, 34B@
35c.: June, 35lac. asked; July. 35N@3sc.
steamer mixed, 33h@S3%c.; Southern
white, 35&c.: do, yellow, SIC. Oats firm;
No. 2 white Western. 24Ac. Rye steady;
No. 9. 40@41c., near by; Western. 42Q
43c
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sugar Market.

Market very steady. Out of town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates to
the different points. Local sales are be-
ing made as follows: Cut loaf. 1923;
powdered, s5.s6: granulated. s5.6l: con-
fectioners' standard "A" s5.4S: Ameri-
can Off "a" $3.50: Franklin nearly white
"B. $500: centennial bright. yellow b
S4.s6! Franklin standard extra &C." SAFE;
Keystone standard extra &C" Sab;
American extra &C" S455
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Produce,

Southern Fruit-Bananas, 75c.Qsl.2i
per bunch; oranges. Messina, $3.50; CO.
coanuts. s3.75 per bag of 100: Lemons
$25o9300; Northern apples. S4.Oo9S5.Oo
Florida cabbage (new) s2.5oQ3.00 pei
crate.
Sweet potatoes. Hayman's, s1.75; vel
low. $2.0042.25; red. sl.00; onions
sl.75; celery. sap4c. stalk: Bermuda on
ions. $3.50 per crate.
Poultry-Chickens old, 27h4 soc.
pring chickens. 2OG35c.
Egss-wholesale. dull at loo. per doz
ReeswaH-26G2 PC. per pound.
Truck-1rish potatoes: Eating Dota.
toes. 90c. Q$l.00 per bag
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NORFOLK y1Re1N1AN. WEDNESDAY APRIL % 1895

New Orleans Molasses-Ouiet; Fair.
2o925c.: Good, 3s040c.: Choice. 45c.
Flour--Market much flfmer: West
ern Spring nheat Best Patent,
Family, S4.36; Winter Wheat. Best Pa
tent Family $3.50: Winter Wheat,
Choice Patent, S415: Family, SiO5;
Choice Straight Family. s3S5; Good
Family, sS.T6; Fair Family. 50 so: Good
Family. SS.35: Fair Family. SO 20.
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine, $1,000
Ito. as to grade: G. A. 55@65c.. az to
weight.
Rice-Milled. 5Q6c
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LYDES REGULAR LINE STEAM
- SHiP FOR PHILADELPHIA
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
Until further orders, steamers are APP
pointed 70 san from Norfolk every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Saturday at p.
M, ana from Philadelphia every Tuos-
day. Thursday and Saturday.
through bills of lading to all points
south ana Southwest via Seabo2rd Air
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
w. p. Clyde 4 CO.,
Agents, Philadelphia.
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TIMr DEN. Receivers.
G TABLE IN EFFECT THURS
pay, APRIL 20. 1896 ~
I.e,v DAILY My EXCEPT SUNDAY.
u Norfolk-6:3O a. m, Mixed. gag
ha, y m;' stops only at Kempsyiiie. iynS.
nrnsr an id oceana; 1880 D. m. Local Ex !.
m o S..y z. m. Local Express; $3.50 n
Exn nwe virginia Beach-9:OO a. m. I,ocal
Th rn,,ss' 10 p. M. Mixed: 2:S D. M.
oncouGsh Express: 1850. stops ohiv ~
5.so " vi L;ynnhaven and KempsyiIie.
''S' D. M. Local Express.
M ~ N9rfolk-9:S5 Il. m, stops only
mi ~ Nv p m. Local Express: 3:2O y. M. iro,
r.Mpsss $50 y. m. Local Express
cal virginia Beach-IO:2O n, M To-
nrass cypress: 2:25 p. M. Through by
Isl a:"o p. m. stops only ut Sceana
.orai ''n Ean and kempsville 1880 b. M
d,a a,a'ns stop only on Signal at interm.-
tha ,r, through Express Trains make
press IN thirty-1ve minutes; Local Ex
P'sss rains. forty-flvc minutes,
van C mar Car is attached to ali Passen.
scr Trains Seats. 25c. each.
u. y. HOLLAND,
General SuDerIntendant
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Notice 20 Mariners

Notice is hereby given that on or
about April 80. 1896. fixed red tubular
lantern will be esta blished lin the struc-
ture recently erected on the sasterly
end OF the w. breakwater, about % feet
from the channel face OF the pier en-
trance to Dunkirk Harbor. Lake Erie,
from which the former pierhead light
structure was washed away December
81, 1895.
The focal plane OF the light will be
IL feet above mean lake level,
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NJ. AYRI.Eisk,. asIInE.
NJ & n " NORFOLK AND VIEW
RAILROAD COMPLY.

o. IMMERSION SMITH, RECEiVER.
Time Table In effect April LIST. 1896.
$50 a. M. 300 a. m. ii;oo a. M. ESQ p M,
Ky =; m, 4:oo p m. 500 r: m. 100 p, m,
p m. $3.50 p. M. 4:So y. m. 600 p. m,
500 D. M.
a, M, II 30 a. M. i 20 y. m. 800 p. m,
1870 p. M. $50 p. m. $3.50 p. M. 1880 p. m.
II 100 n. M. 1880 p. m. 200 p. M, 400 p.
M. 500 p. m, 500 p. M, TOO y. m. 500 p.
III.
notice to conductor. Arrangements for
Special Train or Car can be made upon
application.
r. II. PANNILL
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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Norfolk Iron Works.
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
Mo is Water STRAIT Nacu =,

ENGINES. BOILERS. sAWMII,I, an,
all kinds of machinery of the most i'm
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice. Particular attentior
to steamboat work. DUVAL'S PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRCLES are th.
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler tubes
Taey can be inserted in few minutes by
leaks. S'op
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AiHe NIack-

Choice heavy cattle. 4@4Ac; common
to fair cattle, 2Q3lac.: Eastern North
Carolina. best, 2M@3Ac.; heifers,
Western. 393lsc.; bulls. 2Q3c.; fat
cows. 2M434c.: mich cows. good, per
head. 3259$35; cows, common. S16@S25;
butchers sheep. 3h@4c.; good corn-fed
hogs, &c. Light pigs, 3h@4c