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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-10
STOCKS WERE FIRMER
But'Tradlng Was on a Small Scale, Only
5l.660 Shares Changing Hands.
SUGAR WAS THE MOST ACTIVE STOCK
The Tendency OF Prices was Upwards,
the Result OF Covering OF short
Contracts by the Operators Tho
Changes, While I'm the Direction
OF Improvement, Were slight.

New York, May 9.-Stocks were firm
to-day, but the trading was on a small
scale. 52,66o shares changing hands. Su-
gar. which was the most active stock.
was dealt in to the extent of 1926 shares,
and ST. Paul. which was second, for
5000 sharess The tendency of prices was
upwards, the result Of covering OF short
contracts by operators. who Were dis
turbed by statements that the ST. Louis
platform Will contain a plank endorsing
sound money and on reports that the gold
shipments next week will be light The
changes, while generally in the direction
uf Improvement, were slight. There was
some good buying of st. Paul brokers
credited with inside connections. taking
the bulk of the stock. Other notably
firm stocks were Sugar, Burlington and
Quincy, Tobacco, Rubber, Laclede Gas,
and Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
The preferred stock of the last named on
light trading advanced Z per cent. to
5S. Rubber preferred rallied from a to
80. but the Improvement otherwise was
only Il Q1 per cent. The closing was dull
and firm. Net changes show gains of I
per cent. in Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg preferred, 3 In Rubber.
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Iatier' out of mare by Happy Medium.
owner VIM. Young. Reidsville. n. c.
2:lS CLASS-PACE.
Whitby, Oh. H.. by Hamles. dam Rlacl,
Hawk Eclipse. owner II. NJ. Hewitt
Wcyanoke. Va.
=, kea Roren. Il. c., by Renneld, owner
l. l.. Stackhouse Marion. S. G.
Pea Bird, b. c.. by Reniield owner T.
l.. Stacbhouse. Marion. S. G.
Ailendora, Blk. NJ, by Steinway. own
ers Cottage Farm. Norfolk, Va.
Lucre. b. H.. by VIM. L.. owners Grea,
Horse Stables. New York.
2:3o CLASS PACE.
Randolph, c.. Br Geld. by Abraham
owner G. Steele, Norfolk, VIA.
Oakley L.; Br. Cold. by Hannibal
dam Daisy. by kert. owner W. G.. Gre.
CORY Richmond, Va.
Nancy Lee. b. NJ. breedlnl1 unknown
owner ;. B Nelson, Richmond. Va.
Mary Garrett. breeding unknown, own.
er Boston Fear Baltimore, Md.
Princess l:ulolit, CHI. NJ, by Prince Bel
mont. owner George Me. ID. Blake. Rich.
mond. Va.
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TIsAvEa.s:ssS, GUIDE.

| ATLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April, II .ec
Tram No. l.-Daily.-Leaves Norfoik
! (Shippers' Compress WHARF at 9:2o n m :
West Norfolk $40 Il. m. for Danville and
Intermediate points; arriving at Dam
| Vile 5:2o y. m.
Train No 3.-Daily except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk OPS p. m, West Norfolk
$3.50 y. M, arriving 1awrenceville $50 n
IN. Leave Lawrenceville (No. 81 600 n
m, arrive Danvilie 1890 n. M :"
Train No. connects at EMPORIA with
Atlantic Coast Line train No as for al
points South, leaving lSmporia 9:lo n m
This train will await the arrival OF fra ~,
No. 81. when notified by the A. c. l.. tSat
there are passengers for points on the A.
and ID. west of Emporia. "
Train No. ! connects at DENNJSToN
JUNCT. with Norfolk and Western r n
for Durham and intermediate points ~
Trains NOS ! and connects nj JEE,
FRESS JUNCT. and DANVIIIE for "a Il ~
points on Southern railway system oil
Pullman sleepers between banviiie md
Ashyille, Atlanta. Jacksonville Men
phs and New Orleans EHem-
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
AT wakes :, Agency and Companv"s
wharf. Norfolk; and at w. v n VII
Iams' Agency. Portsmouth
". p Y Gen. Man'g'r. Gen. Pass Art
CHAS. O. HATNES. W. A. TAYI .o ~
&ssSa:sSencese. ErEs. rass. kSa
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g A SEABOARD
- ~ - AIR LINE.
SHORTEST SOTTTH
QUICKEST ROUTE 49, ...s..:.,., = -
Atlanta. New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Texas, California.
no EXTRA FARE ON ANY IRAN.

No. A0s.-"The Atlanta Special" leaves
Norfolk, via Ferry, DAILY, at 11.3o y. m.
Leaves Portsmouth,, DAILY, at 2 .OI night,
for Suffolk: franklin, Boykin. Weldon, Hen.
derson. Raleigh. Southern Pines. Wadesboro
Monroe CHARLOTTE Chester. Clinton, Green.
Augusta Macon, Montgomery, New Orleans,
Nashville; Memphis, Selma. Pensacola, Texas,
Mexico California Solid Limited Train, with
Pullman Buffet Sleepsrs and yestibuled Coaches.
No. 4i.-"The s. A. L. Express" leaves
Norfolk, daily, at 9.ob AIN. Leaves Ports
mouth, daily, at 0.15 am, for all Adore
points. and Pendleton, Murfreesboro. lewiston,
Durham. and all Atlantic Coast Line points, via
Weldon, Also connecting at Franklin Mondays,
Wsdnesdays and Fridays. for landings on the river.
No. t02.-Arrirs Portsmouth daily 739 am
No. ss.-Arrive Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
For tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car rsser.
vations etc, apply to
J. W. Brsrn. Jr., Pai,r Ast, ~ gAia ST., ssrfof Va
". H. Williams, Ticket lst si7 High ST., forsmsuth Va
Gee. HEP. Bate. Tra.. PassK Art, Perifnou,h, Va
Z. ST. JOHN, Vlee.Prsside.t and osnuai Manager.
Z. ne. BEE. Gsasral nupsrinssssnt Portsneuth, va
u. ". .. GLOVER, Trsas Manager.
as. ASpEsaos, a.a1 2s,.,s A..
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TOWN OF SUFFOLK

William Drew. Constable J. S. Under
woed. and N. G. Norfieet. ~
The peace warrant, which caused him
TO be sent to jail In default was sworn
out by William Williams, who had been
been fined 81 and costs on n charge OF
entering mis- (Gilden's) premises and cur
sing In his wife's presence. Williams
became enraged, and countered with a
peace warrant
FENCE TROUBLE IN CYPRESS
The fence trouble, which has been
agitatins the quietudc and good feeling
among the farmers of Cypress district
is not yet settled. Farmers residing In
that vicinity were In Suffolk to-day and
SAID that some of the fences We're still
down, and that the consequent raids of
stock might precipitate trouble at, any
time.
Capt. c. 4. 1redell. ex-Chief of Pc.
lice in Norfolk. has been for u day OF
two the guest of General l.. S. Baker
In whose brigade he was captain during
the civil war.
For fast driving Henry Drew, colored
was to-day fined $3.50 by Mayor Brewer
Dr. Corbin. of Savannah, Ga, is visit.
Ing his relative, Mr.. Joel Brinkley.
the Presbyterian ladies whose ice
cream festival closed last night, cleared
about SCI on the enterprise.
The funeral of Richard Holland, tho
olu SUI OIL NhE. rank IOl-
land. took place this afternoon, Rev. J.
L. Love officiating.
Sherman Ballard has equipped and
opened new barber shop on East
Washington street.
Hero are Rev. II. G. Cheatham's sub.
1ects at the Main Street Methods,
church tomorrow: IL a. m. "Aniictior
ana Glory; p. M. "Bslchazzar's
Feast" the fourth sermon inethe series
on the life and times of Daniel.
Miss Cora Davis. of Norfolk, is visit
ing the Misses Mcneil
Mrs. l.alla r. Martins infant will be
buried Sunday afternoon.
There are now only three men In the
chain gang. Some OF them were lib
Grated and others escaped. one by slip.
ping his foot through the ring around
his ankle.
KEY. j. Il. Love has terminated his
trip and will preach in the Baptis,
church to-day at the usual hours.
John Hall, %. was to-day licensed 10
marry havana Whitney. 81, colored.
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IDENTITY DISCLOSED
The Name of the Drowned CoIered Woman
AsCertalned as Emma BraSton.
THE BODY VERY MUCH DECoMpOSED.
An Old White Man BaiIet by Judge
Kfiby for Chnrity's Sake The
Fence Trouble In Cypress StiIl
Unsettled-Rcv. H. e. Choatham's
snbjects-rhreef I'm the Chaingamg.

Suffolk, Va. May 9.--(Special )-Fuller
particulars have been learned regarding
the Identity of the colored woman whose
body washed ashore on the Nansemond
river yesterday, an account of which APP
peared in to-day's Virginlan. The purse
found on the corpse, which owing to the
lateness of the hour last night when the
authorities here were notified could not
be obtained. was to-day opened and the
contents Inspected.
From two receipts. therein, II appears
that her name was Emma BraXton, and
that she was from Richmond. The t,ck-
ct, which was from Richmond to New
York, was sold by the Old Dominion
Company on April 81. 1896. There were
also In the purse two small keys. some
advertising folders printed in Richmond,
and q trunk check, No. 1850. issued by
the Old Dominion. The body w:Tch
was in an advanced state of dec9mposi-
ton, has been buried in this county.
The purse and contents will be held here
until called for.
BAILED HIM FOR CEhATsITY'S
SAIGE.-George F. Gilden. an old white
man about sixty-five years of age, who
lives in Barrett's Neck. and who was
sentenced to twelve months in the county
jail! in default Of $50 peace bond. was
to-day liberated by Judge kilby, the
bond having been given. His wife was
sick. and the family in destitute circum-
stances, and the following went on the
bond for the sake of charity: Captain
r. Il. Norfeet, Constable j. J. S.
Branch, b. B. Saunders. Wilson Norfieet
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Maritime NIisccIlnny

Cape Henry, Va. May 9.--l2 M
Clear. East wind; miles. Light north
east sea.
Tug Saturn with two barges in tow
passed out the Capes at 80 a. m.
The brig James Brown has gone to
Lambert's Point To load coal
The waterlogged schooner Samuel II.
Sharp has been pumped out by the tug
Keystone. Her cargo of wood has been
sold and was discharged yesterday. The
Sharp was then towed to Thomas ways,
where she will go on the ways for re-
pairs.
The tug Success. of Baltimore. has
been bought by Captain Joseph NJ
Clark, of Norfolk, and is now in this
port engaged in harbor towing. The
Success is 63.feet long. IA feet inches
wide and feet 6 inches deep. Her
boiler is new. having been put in her
recently at Baltimore. She can make
about nine miles per hour. and is quite
an addition to Captain Clark's list of
tugs.
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rAavgx.Esss, Il, ssssI,,R.
49,, THAvEK.Esss s. q VIE ists.
- OLDIOAIAIONSTEH
Ns CuApBAI
FOR NEW YORK

PASSENGER s5ktIES Is ARE APOINT-t
D n1 SAdm ae@ Y seEiS ay On AoS
TTllTH1K}SsBA IS AID !, SRIpA ): IS 5. ri
sgommodations unsurpassed : =
Fare. including meals and state
Fare. round ain trip. limited to thirty :
For tickets and reservation ot s is,S
nt%9oS, & i f
TIME scMGpUIs % Of hs sTE a1alnlns
GnSa n and Eaas .siIiny
TW9ht, Sy except Sunday. Leave Company's
FOR OLD Po1Nr-At $50 and HIS Z
81 ara m sa and s @ Z rorts Rsy ss ana
FOR sHa1dsYs 52eo & Il i gna a. 4 %. and
D. Dr. m y p po;r,a nay Line. II 80 M. and 400
ESH SS@ssssR; q 5SiSs a &sD 5sS b
Sa5 p. m B x;so L ?; M Wbas9
pP ESh e, EAST s ASSp WARE R1vRRs-
WI mhaf a,S 9so ssaGisns aiSSme s
E ESR RI RVAGK; IEsoaSS;SsfS Asp s sNv-
Lsays @hnrFf M r. oIs Pg VET,
mouth SIS a. tf m BAT at T TiDe wps Ports
io F6iR at s;eS a m: returning next day. or
Thursday s SGH 81 IN RIvER-Tuesday.
MN mnaf Roa at S;So a mi, Portsmouth. sIsyS
M" Id nay kLine, Morfolk. a m. ''fo ..
S,oFFoLk-At 3 p. m; Portsmn,t, AND
{. r. r. connecting OF SUFFOLK with s. s any
W. Freight for Mathews. Back po.,..
must nse be se nrena and Nnnsemond rissr.;
- NORTH CAROLINA D1v,s,o,,
,nerg \; NJ and W. b. L:-Stean,sM,.I
G. Mo rShves ~ Morfoik for Washington n.
e. e. M, carrying freight ana mdnrs naay at 1
Pungo a ana 30 and points on the Tar
r, :, Freight for N awberrn, VeGrs.
All e's scbed IeeSelved dnily except SUNDAY
out notice. subject to change Wiz.
N. B. cRowBLL. Agent
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of NorfoIk mud Portsmouth,
May 9fh.IS96.
ARRIVALS


Br. s.mp. Craigmore. Crosbie. Balti-
more. to VIM. Lamb Il Co., TO load coke
for Tamp!co.
Stmr. Joseph L. Colby. Lavcrge, Bos-
ton. TO VIM. Lamb K Co, for coal.
Br stmp. Orsino, Evans. Licatal. 10
Barber Il Co.
Schr. Ephraim and Anna. Trayeys.
Washington, with barrels
CLEARED
Bhree Felix. Hoboken or New York.
with coal.
SAILED.
Schr. Edwin r. Hunt CtowelI, Bos-
ton. with coal.
Schr. Edith olcot,, Warren, New York.
with coal
Schr Snowflake, Darby, New York,
with lumber.
Schr. sallie Purnel Beswick, Hill.
New York. with logs.
Schr. Horatio L. Baker, Atkins, Balti-
more, light.
schr. Nahum Chaplin, Mills, Newport
News, light.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-10
merchants GAileIS' TRANSFORMATION Go
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ROUTE.
HoN BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH
FIFTY RRTYTry w MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
r"iDAi AZ T.. IN. for BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY ut u u. m.
FAKES TO BOSTON AND PRoyI-
DENCE
first-class. Including meals and sa
loon stateroom berth 60 On
second class. including meals and
FOR SAVANNAH
Every WEDNESDAY and SATJtRDAy
at II. IN.
'are are class. including meals
80" otiti '.............. .............Si2 80
are second class including meals
h'u puih Observation-Disclosures. 90
Perishable freight sent via Providence.
forwarded by early train to Boston. and
Boston. ~
Perishablc Frcights not received later
thah p: M. on sailing days OF Boston
SHIPS $3.50 sailing days of Providence
For further Information apply TO
X II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va.
A. u. STEBBINS. Asst Tariff Mgr
W. +. TURNER, General Pass. AEt.
). e. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
GENERAL Offices Baltimore. Md
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southern Fruit-Banannas. s1.00Ql.50
per bunch; oranges. Messina. S3.T544.0o;
eocoanuts. S3.I5 per bag of 100: Lemons,
S250@3.0O: Northern apples. s4.O045.50;
Florida cabbage Cnew). $3.50 per crate.
Sweet potatoes. Hayman's. S1.75@2.00;
yellow. $500. Bermuda Onions, $3.50 per
crate.
PouQtry-Chickens, old, 25@211 sc.
spring chickens, large, 2oQ25c. small,
10G15c.
Eggs-Wholesale, dull at 9@9hc. per
doz.
Beeswax-26@27c per pound
Iruck-lrish potatoes: Eating oota-
toes, S5c. Qs1 per bag.
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&c, GA p New York.
o baF;1E:S Philadelphia and
kOOlE Norfolk r. R.
AAooRS QUICKER THAN ANY
L OYEiER LIME -

Oh HOURS QUIcKEk THAN ANx
,rIJRoIYcu OTHER LINE
sczrn,i RREss Each WAY. r Elk
7..s -, LEAVE NORFOLK. - A'ens
" - III. oaliy, except Sundey-(Per.a-
mouth, High street 7:3O ., ~
Arrlys at Philadelphia. 5:5o ~
m; New York at S:3S o. M y
s,o leave NORFOLK. = -
'A' ~ III 9aliy' PORTSMOUTH, High streee
Ply a. NJ; New York 7:4S Il m
e.o, ARRIVE AT NORFOLK - IL
Wv II M daiy' (Portsmouth, High stree+
s:l0D leaving New York az SSS
m. Philadelphia. 1l:lG o. m y"
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
sos p. m. daily; except sunday-fpor,..
mouth. High street, S:15 n ~
Leaving New York at a. ,e
r, Phtladolphia, 1920 a. M IL
Ciose connection made with ali rail- ava
6oIn1 ilnes to and from Boston "ae
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trait.
ca lMee Charles 1slesey City; PhIsdsiphia and
iGI ears on on day trsins between Phiia-
Ihro9gh Tickets sold and bap1aeo
i Gnets,kea a. Wakes Agency. under AZ
ianttc Hc.Al and on the steamers At
r. b. COOKE. General Agent
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Port orNcwport News.
ARRIVED.

Br. s;mp. Glenmarven. Potts, Savan-
nah to Bremerhaven and Hamburg.
coaled and sailed.
Tug Walter A. Luckenbach, Willin.
New York. with batges Coal King and
City of Atlanta, in tow for coal.
SAILED.
Ship Theodore Fisher (Ger). Won Hor-
ten. Gjestemude.
Stmr Saturn. Lewis. Boston, with
barges S. r. Meade and =. c. Merry
man in tow. with coal.
Bark Luigi Ruggiers Qtal), Cadiz.
with cargo.
Schr. Charles Noble Simmons, Rabbit,
Boston, with coal.
Schr Sarah w. Lawrence, Hammett,
Providence, with coal
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MemOraNI0.

Manchester, May S.-tArrived: Steam
er Saturnina, Norfolk
Plymouth. May S.--Arrived: Steamer
Maristow. Norfolk.
Reval. May ARRIVED: Steamer Her
mann, Newport News
Scilly, May Passed: Steamer Wv
dale. Newport News for London
Boston. May S.-Arrived: Steamer
Underwater, Newport News, towing
barses Macauley, Oakland and Mary
Whitridge.
Cleared: Schooner Spartan, Coombs.
Norfolk.
Sailed: Schooner Harry w Lewis
(Br.). Norfolk.
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EnDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
Isl - SH FOR PHuADELPHIA.-O
ui Ttn,u me fn from Norfolk to Philadelphia
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon-
nay a Maedfn reS, and Saturday at p.
day. THURSDAY and Saturday.
sou ni[hougn a bills Of lading to all points
SG9 na aho Southwest via Seaboard Air
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
c,, JAMES w. MoCARRICK,
General Southern Agent, Norfolk Va.
W. p. CLYbE & Co.
AGENTS. Philadelphia.
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PASSED Through He'll Gate.

Schooner Rebecca. Hammond. New
Haven for Norfolk.
Delaware BIeakwater. May S.-Schoon-
er Frank Leaning. from Philadelphia
for Norfolk before reported here leak
ing will be towed TO destination by tug
McCauley
Schooner John S. Beacham, from Nor
fol-, for New Haven, with pig iron. be-
fore reported at Assateague. Va, leaky.
etc. passed up at $40 p. IN. in tow of
tug F.. V. McCauley, bound 10 Philadel-
phia for repairs.
Philadelphia, May S.-Captain Ben
nett of tug Juno. reports May D. eigh-
teen miles south of Fenwck's Island
Light-ship. in sixteen fathoms of water
passed q sunken wreck; heel of mast
and end OF one yard We're about eight
feet out of water.
Charters.
Schooner II. J. McAllister, Philade
ph.a TO Norfolk. iron, 81 and loaded.
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WHOLESALE oUoTATIOya
Provisions.
NOrf0lk No

NorIoik, va. May 3, 1896
Fish-Mackerel, No. 2. in kegs, s.. co.
new. small. $3.50: new. medium SO nv.
No. 8. in kegs. $3.50: Herring. Eor 1EU:
Roe, half barrel. s275: North Carni,,iyy
Cut Herring. S3.50Q4,OG; Eastern I'm bar
rels, $3.50. va
Observation-Disclosures firm; mess no.,.
new, S875; mess pork old, $500 POI NJ
Hams--Pork, 1915: hams, Smithfleld
Bulk Meats..Clear ribs. $3.50: f.,
backs, 45sc.; bellies, S4.90Q6.OO, as r. s tat
pieces; pork plate. 4asc size
Shoulders-Sugar-c 6Ac.
Bacon-Shoulders, CSC
Breasts-Sugar-cure INC.
Lard-Pure lard, tierces, 66eslo
cases and tubs nc. over price of tierosa e.; .
compound. 41ac.; tierces, in cases ana
tubs. Nc. higher. anu
Cheese-Cream. s&c: Western Dairy
Butter-Market firm: New York sta,o
dairy. new, 1SQ19c.; fresh creamery iac |.
Western, 16@1Sc. i'c''
Kerosene Oil-Firm: 112 degrees suo =,
90 degrees. Ike: Red. $50 degrees soc
Groceries.
Coffee--Steady and n cent higher
rio, common, 16hQl7l4c.: Fair, 1877 a.
lsc.: Good, 2o@2OAc.: Choice. 2la2IXe..
Laguayra. 81 1-3c.; Java. 29Q30Isc.
Syrups and Enthusiastically: Syrups.
Porto Rico. 16. 20 and 26c.. as to grade.
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet: Fair
2OQ25c.; Good. 36Q40c.: Choice. 45c.
Fiour--Alarket firm; Western Spring
wheat. Best Patent. Family. S4.35; Win
ter Wheat. Best Patent, s4l5: Fam
ny, S4.05; Choice Straight Family, s8S5:
Good Family, s3.75; Fair Family $3.50:
Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family, sa.20.
salt-pf-n.: Liverpool Fine, $1,000
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baltimore Marker.

Baltimore. May 9-FIour-Steady.
Whea,-tnsettled and higher: No. 9
red spot. zoe. bid: May, 69lac. bid: july
ana August, 6sGG9Bc.; Southern, by
sample, 79@73c.; do, on grade. 7OG75c.
Corn-Dull: mixed spot and May, 3aG
3'1sc; June. 35laq3j&c.; July, 35a. 036c
steamer mixed. 33%. @34cc.; Southern
white, 35G35lac.; do. yellow. sec. asked.
Oats@Steady: No. . whtie Western.
2'A Q26c.; No. mixed, do. 241aQ25c.
Rye-Firm; No. . nearby, 4l@52c.;
Western, 43G44c
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NORFOLK 8 SOUTHERN R, :, CO,

sS NAIL AID nj Expn l LEAVES hAv NOR e:
E4hS day ,%S exEsep1 tsgnda 10 for
n0YEsdl @f & f!e r.
WSndser THHRspH4S AND AND
SAa end SG o on MaeSSNp xf ana FK
DAY for Scuppernong river. and WE'D
NESDAYS for Salmon Creek Connect
1 sre at for m.h sesi6
rora. Washington and intermediate land
ings.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK 10 p; IN. daily Except Sunday for
E Eliza nS city: Edent tn and Way.sta-
the steamer Neuse TUESDAY, Thursdav
and Saturday for Newbern, Ocracoke
Landing: Roanoke Island and Morehead
y. C. II. r., ana for Jacksonville. VIII
mington. y. c.. and all station OH the W
nA1r. AR Ri, - ct 81 M LOB 81 n; ,
sH@ap p s asd cypress n .o6 daily
fes 5hs Nersh Eas. ma %ss,. Pa sSI1slk
sSIs and e aeb"t rF Fsfsf' S sfs.
:, PATTERN AZ SG5SARoLIINA DISPATCH.
and East via Norfolk and ESlafS tN0rI tn
southern Railroad and Eastern NortS
Freight received daily until p. m. and
forwardly promptly at low rate.
For further information apply to the
II. c. HUDGINs.
u Sen1serIeSi G Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
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Money SInrIyef.

New York. May 9.--NIoney on call
easy at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5Qb1s per cent. Sterling EN-
change barely steady, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4STA04SS for
sixty days and 4SS24 4S9 for demand.
POSTED rates. iSShQ4S9R. Commercial
bills. 4S6A d4s712. Bar silver. 673s. Mex
lean dollars. 1895. Government bonds.
steady; State bonds, dull; railroad bonds.
iiTm. Silver al the board was neglect
ed.
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lilo. as to grade: G. A. 550s5c.. as to
weight.
Rice-Milled. 5aec.
rain.

Peas-Nominal: Bleck-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black, 75@SOc. per bushel;
Clay. $4,000. per bushel
Cocn-Southern White. 34hD35c.
Oats-Steady: Mixed. 27@2sc; white,
Soc
Mill Feed-MarlSet steady: Bran, 1880
@14.00; shipstuff. or middllng, $4,000
$500; meal. white bolted. per so lbs. 400
Hay-Maryland and Virginia, No. 1
Timothy. sl750QlS.0O: No. 2. s15.5od0l 90.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. /
Timothy Hay, s1S50@19oo.
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Sugnr gInrItet.

Market very steady. Out of town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates 20
the different points. Local sales are be-
ing made as follows: Cut loaf. SG.11;
powdered, 5s.73: granulated, s5.49: con-
fectioners' standard "a" S53G: Ameri-
can off a." So.ll; Franklin nearly white
b" $4.9l: centennial bright yellow b"
S4.13; Franklin standard, extra &C."
S.6l; Keystone standard, extra &c"
S4.55; American extra &c" $4.49
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H.nYe &fOclI.

Choice heavy cattle. 3%Q4c.: common
to fair cattle. 2%@3hc.; Eastern North
Carolina. best. 21a@3Ac.; hefers.
Western. 3@3lsc.; bulls. 2Q2%c.; fat
cows. 2R@3lsc.; mich cows. good. per
head. $25@s35: cows, common, s15@s25:
butchers sheep. 3AG4c.: good corn-fed
hogs. SIC. Light pigs, 3laQ4c. Hogs
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TRAVELLERS .sUIpx.
hE NORFOLK. ALBEMARLE AND
AILANTIC RAILROAD COMFY.
CUNNING BETWEEN NORFOLK and
Tsmou. VIRGINIA BEACH ser R..s..
SAIi>s w. BURT and w. VAN NOR
nr,rr DEN. Receivers. -,

iluulNlh DLhun Resort
SlLAS w. BURT and w. VAN NOR
= I IHBLE IN EFFECT THURS
=, PAY. APRIL %, 1896
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
AeaVe Norfolk-6:30 n. M, Mixed: g.35
h a. M a stops only at Kempsvilie, Lynn.
nhven and Oceana: 1880 y. M, Local Ex l..
press a:29 p m. Local Express; $3.50 y.
E Ieays virginia neach.9:oo a. M, Local
TEikpress' I:2D p. m. Mixed: 2:25 %. m.
IdhIoush express: 4:50. stops ONLY n I
7:So SI ~ m Liymm iai and Kempsvilie
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave NorfOlls-9:35 "a. m stons only.
at 95.od k,smpsville. I.ynnhaven and 6ceat,a:
ls:So y. M. Local Express: s:2O q. M 10.
cat Express: 63o y. m. Local EXpress
Leave virginia Bcach.l0:20 n m, In
E a., Express; 2:25 y. m. Through Ex-
LiS yrnl tsnr and kempsvilie; 1850 p. m,
Trains stop only on Signal at ,nterme-
alate STATIONS to put OF or take on mas
ssnsers. through Express Trains make
Ine triR IN thirty-tlrc minutes: Local Ex
press trains. forty-hve minutes.
a Chair Car is attached to ali Passon-
ger trains. Seats. 25c. each,
Il. T.. HOLLAND
Gencrnl SuperIntendent
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Fresh Fish.

Trout. large gray (per pound),
3Rc.: salmon (per pound) 7c.;
croakers (per hundred). 75c.: sheep
heads, (per pound, 4@6c; rocS (per
pound). 4@Sc.: pampano. &C.: blues. Sc. :;
white perch. 21ac.; North Carolina sbad.
roe, 15c.; buck, &C.