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Cotton Markets.

New York, April 2O.-Cotton dull: MID
ding Gulf, Slice: Middling. I5-lGc (;
net receipts. -: gross, 1885 bales; eX-
ports France. 14i bales: Continent, 1877:
forwarded. 2SG bales: sales. 1.l06 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts 1859 bales;
exports Great Britain. 5.057 bales: France,
LII boles: Continent. 1884 bales; stock,
461.4S7 bales.
Total SO far this week: Net receipts.
1855 bales: exports Great Britain. II.
SGT bales: France, 14i bales Continent.
1854 bales.
SsE YSss ApS 2 sor closed
80; June, IN; July; 10: August. 10:
7-12: December. liz: January, til.
Liverpool. April 20. 1890 p. m.-Cotton
market: prices easy. American Mid
ding 47sd Sales. 5000: American. 1900;
speculation and export. 500: receipts.
1900. all American. Futures opened
quiet; demand poor.
Liverpool. p. m.-American Middling.
April. 4 17-64d. seller; April and May,
l6-Gi0pi 17-64d. seller: May and June,
15-6iGi4 lG-64d.: June and July, 13-6i@i
l4-G+d seller: July and August. 12-Gi0t
l4-6id. seller; August and September.
I 0s-Gi@4 09-G4d. September and October,
3 5S-6i@3 59-6id. buyer: November and
December, 3 5G-G4d3 57-64d. December and
January, jG-GiQ3 57-G4d. buyer; January
and February, 5G-64I3 57-6id. buyer.
Futures closed quiet
New Orleans, April 20.-Cotton futures
dull; sales, $4,000 bales. April, 7.+s: May.
7.41 June and July, 1853: August, I.i2:
September, los: October. $50; November.
6.S6; December. 6SS: January. 6.92.
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GAINS WERE MATERIAL
Commission Houses and Firms With Foreign
Connections Received Larger Orders.
BULL OPERATORS WERE ALSO ACTIVE.
London Operators Bought Fully Ten
Thousand shares of st. Paul, l.. &
n. and the Southwestern as Well as
Round Amount of Mortgagee-
Attention Paid to Changers.

New York. April 2o-Business at the
Stock Exchange was on u larger scale to-
day and on well distributed business
prices for the leading issues scored ma
terial gains. Commission houses and
firms with foreign connections received
more orders than for some time and local
Dull operators We're also disposed to ex-
tend ten l. ad their hin, lines especially in the
consols private advices reporting trans
actions as high III and the advance in
United States tours of 1925 to 1855 ex-
plain why investors and others are COM
PEELED to seek other avenues for the em-
ployment of their capital London, ac-
cording to good authorities. bought fully
ten thousand shares of St. Paul. l.. &
n. and the low priced SouthweSterns as
we'll as n round amount of mortgages.
Local operators paid more attention to
the Changers than of late and the beurs
also covered extensively right through
the list.
The advance in stock prices at one
time was equal to lG43la, Consolidated
Gas leading. Subsequently there was Il
reaction Other stocks conspicuous in
iic, Southern railway. Missouri Pacific.
dustrials sugar rose to l2GI2. the hes;
price yet reached. Cotton oil preferred
advanced 1875 to SIS Speculation closed
strong with prices anywhere from I, TO
per cent. higher on the day. Total
sales were 2l2,43l shares. including 3d.
600 sugar, 2i,400 Union Pacific, 20.S00 To-
bacco, IFS 400 St. Paul and 1850 L. & n.
Bonds were active and strong. Sales.
S2,235, 600.
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ton. Thomas l.. James. James C. Cliff
ford. Lucy Wheatley, Harry Landeli,
Ellenora Vandusen. Grace vandusen,
Lille Falkinburg. George W. Anderson,
t. Harris Kirk. Mamie Saunders, Flora
Condor and Marion Il. Roclshill. for Vir-
gina; Annie =. Chase. Marian, Lydia
II. Roper, Howard A. Hunt and Jennie
n. Huddell. for Norfolk: William e.
Downs. for Newport News.
Boston. April 19.-Arrlved schr. Oracle
ID. Buchanan from Newport News.
Newburyport. April l9.--Arrived schr.
Alfred Brabrook from Newport News.
New Bedford. April 19.-Arrived tug
George w. Pride from Norfolk.
Sailed schr. Charles A. Briggs. Briggs,
for Norfolk.
New Haven, April 19.-Arrlved schr.
C. c. Lane from Norfolk
Providence. II. l., April 19.-Arrived
schr. Annie b. Mitchell from Newport
News.
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(IlicR-o NInrkcf.

Chicago, April 2O.-The ideal spring
weathcr-rain ana sunshine--which pre-
vailed van today had deterrent effect on
IS per rent by direct application and
corn and oats proportionately through
sympathy with the leading grain The
statistical news had nothing in it upon
which the bulls could base hope OF i'm
provement I'm prices Whilst stocks
showed reductions. the falling away was
comparatively so small that disappoint-
ment rather than encouragement was
felt
Corn suffered depreciation In value
from the weakness extended by wheat
Al the same time nothing that wa;
calculated to cause enhancement APP
pcared.
Oats like their companion commodities.
experience depression. Trade was in the
main light although commission houses
evidently had n slight increase i'm the
number of orders. Shorts were the best
buyers their purchases affording the prn-
cipal support.
Provisions-An oversupply of hogs was
detrimental 10 prices ut the yards ana
product through its relations with that
market also declined Some slight re-
covery before the close was ascribcd 10
covering by shorts. The influential opera
tors with Few exceptions. expressed {: lack
OF confidence
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New York Market.

s, New York. April 20 Flour dull and
steady: winter wheat. low grades. 81 2Gai
2So; do fair TO fancy. s2S5a3S5: do pat
sents' $4,000 20; Minnesota clear. s25o6
33'd5 patents. s345a4.35: Low extra, S22oSl
SoO Southern flour dull. steady: com
n rtoh TO fair extra, s2fod3.oO; good to
,sWheat-Spot duh: No. 2 red store and
s'CeT Gator, nominal; atoat. nominal.
aoc' afloat Options were dull and weak
AZ, Sc'qHG. decline decline. April, SG%c. May.
oonsts-spots quiet. steady. Options dull.
easier. May. 2i@c.; July. 2itsc. Spot
W Wo T. 2,'a 81 No. white, 2ic.: mixed
extra mess s7 SS 'aT Tieyced a''q Seef
Ssn,!oeTSo0 Tierced beer. steady. QUIET,
s sa'c. Cmt meats, quiet: picked bellies.
5Hc;, shoulders. 4IsIi%c; hams SIs6r9c.
lar cirrd quiet. lower; western steam, $3.50:
PorkaFlrm. moderate demand; old
MESS $3.50; new mess. sloO0al06O.
6uSter-Quiet, fairly active unchanged
cofieenFiye points down to five points
up; April. a2.2o; June. $3.50: July. ESQ
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Maritime Miscellany.

Cape Henry. Va. April 2O-12 m
Hazy. West wind; eight miles. Light
northeast sea.
search was made Saturday and Sun
day for the schooner reported off Cane
Henry, but without success.
The barge Diamond Brand. which was
sunk in Croatan Sound recently, arrived
here Saturday night full of water in
tow of the tug Albemarle II IS thought
that the barge will be hauled out and
repaired here.
The trim little schooner yacht Triton
OF the New York Yacht Club. owned by
Mr.. Il. c. Clark. of New York. arrived
in port yesterday from Cid Point. where
she has been for the past few DAYS. The
Triton haa been cruising in the West
Indies and along the Florida coast since
last November, and is now bound home
ward. Captain Clark has with him his
two daughters and a son. They will
leave for New York In a day or two
The tug Hustler yesterday lowed tho
barge Oak up James River The Oak
VIII bring cargo of hard wood logs TO
THIS port. which will be shipped foreign.
The steam yacht Comanche. Captain
Cove. recently in this port, has arrived
at New York
The tug Walter A. Luckenbach has
arrived at New York with two barges
in tow.
The tug Underwater sailed from New
York on the 18th inst. with one barge
In tow.
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no EXTRA FARE on ANY TRAIN.

No. +o3.-"Tho Atlanta Special" ieaves
Norfolk. VIA Ferry, DAILY, at 1870 n. M
Leaves Portsmouth,. DAILY, ut 10 night,
for Suffolk. Franklin, Boykin. Weldon, lien.
derson, Raleigh. Southern Pines. WaaesLoro
Monroe, Charlotte, Chester. Clinton Greer.
wood Abb"vilio, Elherion. Athens. Atlanta,
Augusta. Marou, Montgomery, New Orleans
Nashville Momrhis. Selma. Pen, acola, Texas
Mexico. California. Sviid Limited Train with
Pullman Buffet Shoppers and Vestibuled Coaches.
Ma. ai.-"Thc 5. a. l.. Express" leaves
Sorfolk, daily, ut 9.05 am. Lenycs Ports
mouth, daily, ut OLE h.m., for all abors
points, and Pendleton. Mnrfreeshoro. Lewiston.
Durham and all Atlantic Const Line points, via
Weldon. Also connecting at franklin MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Fridays for land ngs on the river
No. +O2.-irriv" Portsmouth d.iiy 7.3e am.
No. 80 Arrive Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
For tickets, baggage checks sleeping car reser.
vations, etc, apply to
}. ". Brown, Ir Pan'r Ag, IT N.In ST.. Norfolk Va
W. '. H. wlsms. Ticket Agi, al High ST., Va
Geo. HeF. Bate Trsr P.,,t AEL, Portsmouth, VI.
T. BIT. Jols. Nts.PresIisnt and Gcusrsl Hanger.
" K me- ZEE. General Superintendent, Portsmouth, Va
u. ". u. GLOVER, Trsae Manager.
r. J. ANDERSON, CsnT Pa.s'r lrt
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THAv.I.:sl. El.., J, !,
J. 1aAvHs. E'ss, s.ulnr.
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HoD gyAplAY

.PAsSENGER Si1lfS ARE APoIS;1s5
ED D no 9, Fall aaa from Norfolk DAILY at
2Nb SRsp1Igs i 3 &:
commodatlons unsurpassed sf5 ac.s
Fare. including meals and state
Fare. round trip. limited 10 thirty. thirty $50
ra T0r ti se|s and ssssrxaion sr stass e
N So HIch oN g Pasa as w lsavs
!, TIME sGHBpuLE OF sTE sAaSlnlpS;
iatSmpton Rh n'a6 Northampton. Luray,
4M9hli Syr EXCEPT sent Sunday. Lenve Company!s
MFH oR o MG5fq porNr-At 40 ! i ~.
isSS M al and B; s05 s5 q Fl Bay Line
FOR HAMPTo 5S t Ills sha a 4; m p mn M
S.A9 o. b. n,o; Bay Line, 1880 m and 100
Eok SG'%SSe oRr 9 Nh 1s;Gs a nS6 S gmPP,
2i5 p. m G siSo Fl Wba P99Fts,nsuth q.
FOR EAST H2py WARE R1vEps
W WAY e at g'so Sunday. 5saying companya
n RSR R1RVASk SssfsS't AND s gEy
Leave company,s Wharf, Monde oLa p9 %5a,
fo ni'n n, S 40 a; m. Bay Line WHARF. Tos.
Tb nUa y SEVERN So, RiWER@Tuesggav
Wis Suay amd Saturday from Gonna naS
W, mhaT r. at $50 a. m; Portsmouth, 4 Fps
FOIL lay Ms a&s MSSrfolk; m: s,'' =
sUFFoLKHAt sn a ~ RIVER AND
E r. Il connecting OF SUFFOLK with g. and slG
Freight for Mathews Raj,
m mnre be severn mre, and Nansemond qnars.
merly =. N and W. b. L:4isytt aSsi ,sIN.
CO. ,a' Mon eaves n Morfolk for washington NJ
a m. carryi ns ,r a; M Thursdays az Is
P pr ma shh ana points on th he Ea
TWreH nhq a. Psmlieo rivers. 'Ae Ia a.
N; and s. II. r. Depot AZ ~ received at
All s snhe5 received daily except SUNDAY
out notice. uies subject to change WITT.
NJ B. CROMWELL. Agent \,
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Rnltlnore aInr,,e,

Baltimore, April. 2O.-Flour dull: west
ern superfine. s2.30dp25O: do extra, S2.6od
3.2o do family. sS.5OgS.SO: winter wheat
patent. s3.s00i.l5: spring do do. S3.75Qp3 %
do do straight, S3.5otd3.65.
Wheat-Dull and easy: No. 2 red spot
and April 7lG7iAc.: May, 7oLt Gl7Olhc.
July, 7lU7lBc.; Southern by sample, 75@
76c.; do on grade, lQ74c.
Corn-Steady: mixed spot April and
May. 35ssG35lsc.; June. SsM bid; July. S6as
QS69sc: steamer mixed. 34d3iAc.: Southern
white, 35dI354c.; do yellow, 3I@37Ac
Oats-Steady: No. white Western, 26c
No. mixed Western, 241adI25c.
Rye-1naetlve: No. near by i0G41c.
Western, 42Gli3.
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ATLANTIC AND DANvILLE RAIL
Train No. l.-Daily.-Lcaves Norfolk
GShinpers' Compress WHARF at a:aj IA. M.
West Norfolk $40 Il. m. for Danvillc and
Intermediate points; arriving at Dan
vile 5:25 p. m.
Train NO. S-Dany except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk J:20 y. m. West Norfolk
$50 y. m. arriving Lawrencevle $3.50 p.
m. Leave Lawrenceville (No. o. 600 a.
m. arrive Danville 1890 a IN.
Train No. 3 connects at EMPORIA with
Atlantic Coast Line train No 49, for all
points South, leaving Emporia $40 p. M.
This train will await the arrival OF train
No. 50. when notified by the y. c. L.: that
there are passengers for points on the A.
and -. west OF Emporia.
Train No. ! connects at DENNISTON
JUNCr with Norfolk and Western r. X.
for Durham and intermediate points.
Trains Nos: | and . connects at JET
FRESS JCNCr and DANVILLE for all
points on Southern railway system.
Pullman sleepers between Danvile and
Ashville. Atlanta, Jacksonville, Mem
phis and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency and Company S
wharf, Norfolk; and at w. v. III VIII
liams Agency. Portsmouth
XP. & Gen. Man'g'r.- Gen. Pass. Agt.
CHAS. o. HAINES, w. A TAYLOR,
Superintendent. >, Trav. Pass. Agt.
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Southern Fresh rruitsand Vegetables

New York, April 2o.-Strawberries-
Florida, quart. l5I3Oc.: do North Carolina
quart. 25460c. Asparagus-N. c.. dozen
lunches S2.O0IG5o: do Norfolk do do
S3.4r5 Bects-Florida. crate, i5c. Wsl %:
do hundred lunches, s3M6. Cabbagcs-
do crate, S20OGI2.25. Egg Plant, do box.
s.. 50M5 Eale-Norfolk Dbl, 50c.MSl: do
baltimore bbl.. 5O&t75c. Lettuce--Florida
basket. 5OcM$2: do Charleston do SOC. a
sl.75. Peas--Florida basket. l5c.N$l 30;
do Savannah do sl.M5. Radishes-Nor-
folk. hundred. soc Msi.25 String Beans
Florida, green. crate. s2mi.a0. Spinach
Norfolk, bbl soc GiS2O0. Squash-F'lorida
white, crate Sl.2aftl.5o Tomatocs-Flori
da, carrier 81 .5OaI.5O. Potatocs-Florida,
Sc Q9U7 90
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SUGar Mnrked.

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. 1928;
powdered. $3.50; granulated. s5.61; con-
PETITIONERS standard "A" SEAS: Ameri-
can Off "A, S5.23: Franklin nearly white
"B," $500; centennial bright. yellow b -
S4.S6! Franklin standard extra &C" s4.73;
keystone standard extra &C" S.73;
American extra &C." s4.55
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Tl,Aykl.r.ns, c,rIaE.
N. & o. " SoRFSL[K AND XII i

N. & O " NORFOLK AND VIEW
:" ~ ". RAILROAD COMFY.
o. EMMERSoN SMITH, RECEIVER.
Leave Norfolk. daily except Sunday
s:S0 u. M. 300 n. m. 11:o0 a. m. 1:3o y. m.
~ leave Ocean p VIEW 0:G aaiy exceSt 3 sun
day, Sl5 a. m. 1000 u. M. II noon. 2:l5
r. M. $3.50 p. IN, 1880 j.. M, 600 p. m.
500 u. IN.
Leave Norfolk. Sunday. 800 a. m. 1880
a. m. 1850 a: M. 100 y. M, 800 y. M,
Ieave oceaD Il VIEW sanday ioGS S' a. m
11:0o a. m. ~ 80 p. m. 200 y. m. 400 p.
M. 600 y. m. GOO y. m, 700 y. m, 500 p.
III.
Trains stop at oil Stations on signal or
notice to conductor. Arrangements for
Special Train or Car Gun be made upon
application.
II. IL PANNILL,
General Freight and Passenger Agent.
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NloIIey NIai.t<cI.

New York, April 20.--Money on call
easy at 2iaM3; last loan ut ~. and clcs-
ing offered at 2.=. Prime mercantile
PAPER 5'4I6 per cent. Bar silver G79..
sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills at 4A7IaGi
4.SIsi for 60 days and iSSAa4.SSla fcr de-
mand. Posted rates 4.SSi.ffiSei. Com
merctal bills i.S6i8NiNh Government
bonds steady; State bonds dull: railroads
bonds higher. Silver at the board was
quiet.
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CAPE New York,
CHARLES Philadelphia and.
ROUTE Norfolk R. R.
"A-> aOGES QUICKER THAN ANY
| n,,r> OTHER LINE.

slA HOURS QU1cREE THAN ANY
rx,u, OTHER LINE. ,3j
PRESS EACH WAY. go,
,. LEAVE NoRToLK. -
f'ao u. m ohlly, except Sundey-(Poris-.
mouth. High street, 7:29 a. MI
. Arrive at Philadelphia, $50 o.
m; New York at S:3S p. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:l0 p. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street
s:55) Arrive at Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. q
s:OO O. m. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street,
9:l0,) leaving New York ar %.
mr. Philadelphia. I:16 p. m.
sos p. m. daily, except sunday--(Ports.s
mouth High street. S:15 p. m.ly
leaving New York at a. MI
phi!HI"'pii". 1n."n n "A
Close, connection made with all rail ana
sound lines to and from Boston. AZ
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night traino
between Jersey city. Phiiadeiphla ana
Cape Charles Pullman Bunet and Par
lor Cars on day trains between Phile-
delphia and Cape Charles. ~
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at. Wakes Agency. under At
r. Is. COOKE. General Agent q
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Notice TO Mariners

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that on or about April 30. 1896. the char
acteristic of the steam fog whistle at
Seguin Light Station. on the highest
part of Segun Island. off the mouth
OF the Kcnnebec River, Will be changed
to sound. during thick or foggy weather
blasts OF three seconds separated by 81
lent intervals of iifty-seven seconds du-
ration.
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G rain.

Grain.
Peas-Nominal; Black-eye Peas, 1880
1.90 per bag; Black. 75QSOc. per bushel:
Clay. 55@G0c. per bushel.
Corn-Southern White. 34k@S5c.
Oats-Steady; Mixed. 2742Sc; white,
Mill Feed-Market steady: Bran s13 IN
@l4.O0: shipstuff. or middltng. s14 O06
1900; meal, white bolted. per so lbs, 400
Hay-Maryland and Virginia, No.
Timothy, sl76O@lS.00: No. 2. SIS. 5OGDl6 90
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. /
Timothy Hay, s1S.50dD19O0.
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TltAvBa. s:ssS .s.t,spfsi

n i II
NORFOLK. ALBEMARLD AND
RuNA AirMLrANTIG RAILROAD co. SS5
The ,.,n ZEN NoffOLh ana
,Famea. VIRGINIA BEACH ser E..srs
W. Bultr q W. VAN NORDEN,
TIAtp Receivers.
THtiTEAsB6LE No; I'm EFFECT
O'CLOCK a. NJ.
DAiLY EXCEPT SUNDAY
IN a, Norfolk-7:O0 a. m, mixed; 500 a.
Ocea Soops only ut Thalia. Lynnhaven and
IN, ioco;, la;So p: m, local express: $3.50 p.
ex Igsys Virginia X Beachs:oo n m. local
o tSSai express; 400 p m. stops only Il az
Leave SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tbniia No:folk-9:20 Il. M, stops only Mt
Io msii'a, Lynnhaven and Oceana; :oo b m.
-" W. e6preSs; $3.50 p. m, local express.
oyn,nsc virginia Beuch--lO:lO a. m, local
IN ~ s, 800, 40 j. m. local express: 4:6O n
'rha JJitops only at Oceana. Lynnhayen and
dais a rs. stop only on signal ut intorme-
entsr s'a,ions to put or or take on pnss-
tr, - Local Express Trains mako the
III iorty-hre minutes.
"'iS' seats Is cents each
b. +. HOLLAND,
General superintendent
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ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co I
Commencing Sunday, September 1Gt.
1886, the steamers of this line will laayS
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday, and
Saturday night for Baltimore. ind leave.
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and F'riday
at p. N. isSt5
: Eslephons q YTtS. RANDALL. s. 5 4
q A9sE9 3
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Prod ucc.

Southern Fruit-Bananas. 75c.@s1.25
per bunch; oranges. Messina, $3.50; CO.
coanuts. s3.75 per bag OF 100: Lemons.
S2:50@3.oo: Northern apples. si.00QpS5.00.
Florida cabbage new. So per crate.
Turnlps. sl.25@l50: sweet potatoes:
Hayman's. s1.75; yellow. s2.00@2.25: red.
s1.0O@1.25; onions. sits: celery, 3@4c.
a stalk.
Posiltry-Chlckens old. soc: spring
chickens, 259S5c.
Eggs--Wholesale. 10c. per dozen.
Beeswax-26@27c per pound.
Truek-lrlsh potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. soc. @S1.00 per bag.
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NoH-
Elizabeth City, Edcnton ana way1sta.
tons. Connects at Elizabeth 9th with
the steamer Neuse Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday for NuNbern, Ocra cox.
Landing, Roanoke Island ana Morehrad
CITY, kinston and Goldsborro via a ana
y; {. K. r.. and for Jacksonville. Wi.
niinEt6n \. c.: and all station OH the ".
y. and n. Il. r.
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NuRFuLs & SOUTHERN r, :. CO,

STU I-Ilt = = ~ ~ Y pI'IF p no
FOLK daily Except Sunday 10 a IN. Tor
Elizabeth City, E1enton. MaekeyIs Ferry.
at isdcnton with n ana s. II. r I stni,ns,
rs follows: Daily Except Sunday for
plymouth. GAINESVILLE, Williamson ana
Windsor. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY for all landings on Chowan
liver, and Como OH MONDAY and FKI-
NESDAIS for Salmon Creek Connect
irs at nellhnHen With steamer Virginia
Dare Dare ier Miak,eyvlile; South Creek All
inSs
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1880: September. sI1.45: December, s1oS5:
MN Ma lo.es9lo.7o. Spot Rio dull. steady;
Sugar-Raw, firm, quiet: flair refining.
SaG3B: centrifugals. DC test 4 5-16; refined
quiet, firm, unchanged.
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Closing

Cash Quotations-Flour dull and steady
Prices unchanged. No spring wheat.
6iAHb5Hc; No. red. 67a.4G9&c; No
CORN. 29.sW3oc. Oats l9ss@l95sc; Mess
Fork. ss5oMs55; Lard, s4;S7l3G4So: S. Z.
Sides. A.25M30: ID. S. Shoulders 81 50s;
a;62ia; s. C. Sides. s4.5o4i 62Ia; WhisKev
s1.22
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TRAVELLERS, gums.
ap1G-St

c ETDES REGULAR LINE STEAM
s A. 81 IL r., FOR PiIILADELPHIA.-O Only
ifn,n me T, from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every MOI
aay' W,edncsday and Saturday at d.
DAY. Ihursday and Saturday.
sout [ou and Bills snstS Of sd!ng 70 all points
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virainia
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
c, LANES w. McCARRICK.
deherai southern Agent, Norfolk, Va.
:, w. p. CLYDE & Co
: Agents. Philadelphia,
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk md Portsmouth
April goth. 1896.

Schooners Alice Il. Phillips, Crossley,
Bridgeport and Carrie a. Lane, Quick,
Carteret. n. j.. to William Lamb e. Co,
for coal.
Schooner n. Morris Perot, tRandolph,
New York. light.
Schooner Thomas ]. Seward, Travers,
Baltimore. with coal.
Schooner j. Il. VanDusen, Lear, Phil
adelphia with guano.
Schooner II. l.. James, -, Baltimore.
light.
Schooner Robin Hood, Baker. Balti-
more. light.
Schooner City of Fredericksburg.
Schlear. Bermuda Hundreds to Philadei-
phia with wood.
Philadelphia, with guano. to Baugh,
Sons IL Co.
Tug Ocean King, Tingle. New York.
with barge Corsica. to William Lamb X.
Co. anu barge City of Atlanta. for
Baltimore.
Tug l.. Luckenbach. Williamson. New
York. with barges San Joaquin and
Nancy Pendleton TO William Lamb Il
Co. for coal.
Whitridge, TO William Lamb &, Co, for
ccal.
Barge Navesink to Newport News. for
coal.
Tug Frank X. Eskerick, Philadelphia.
with two barges in tow.
Tug Mary Walker. Kelley, Philadei-
ph!a, with barge Charles \. I3rann in
tow.
Barges Vastly Wasp and Maynower
10 William Lamb X Co. for coal
Barge Colonel II. SnCwden Andrews
Baltimore. light
Barge Jennie Marshall. Philadelphia
light.
CLEARED.
Schooner Alicia B Crosby, Bunker
New Bedford with coal
Schooner Lizzie Fl. Brayton, Rogers
Fall River. with coal.
Schooner Sarah w. Lawrence. Ham.
nett. Providence. with coal
Schooner G. y. White, Conner. Provi.
dence. with coal
Schooner Maria o. Teel. Johnson Bos
ton, with coal
SAILED
Schr. Add!e p. AfcFadden. Stewart
Hartford. Conn. with lumber
Tug Mary Walker. Kelley, Richmond
with barses John Hagan and Rose Ha
gan In tow.
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Port ofNewport News.
ARRIVED

Schr. c. a. Donnell, Brendigs. Boston
Schr Is. ID. Perry. Garfield New York
Schr c. p. hoffman. Jcwett, Portland
Schr. Is. Barnes, Mehaffy. New Haven.
ship AppomattoN. -. London.
Ship Albano Koch. New York
Tug Nathan Hale, barge Lawrence.
Cole. New York
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to fair cattle, sN@sMc.. Eastern North
Carolina cattle. best. 3ep3&e.; heifers.
Western. 3hG3&c.: bulls. 2Q2sc; fat
COWS. 21aQ3lsc; mich cows. good, per
head. S250sS5: cows. common. Sl5@s25;
butchers sheep, skate: good corn-fed
hogs. &c; light pigs. 3hdD4c.: fresh pork
hogs. dressed. large. per pound. 4Gf4Isc.
hogs. dressed, small. per pound. 4laQ5c
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Memoranda

The Following vessels are reported as
having sailed from New York on the
1Sth:
Schrs. William MCGEE, Samuel c.
Holmes. c. c. Wehrum. Jennie Middle