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STEAMSHIP OVERDUE.
The Aswanby and a Valuable Cargo Of
Sugar Missing.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb lit is feared in
shipping circles here that the British steam
ship Aswanby, Captain Cameron, from
Hamburg Jan. IA for Philadelphia. with a
crew of thirty-fvc men and 400 tons OF
sugar. valued at upward of 100000, has
foundered at sea, as nothing has been heard
from her since Jan. 10, when she passed
Dunnet Head, having taken the northern
route, through what is known as the Pent-
land firth. of the most dangerous To-
caIities known to navigators. The missing
ship has OH board the largest cargo of beet
sugar ever shipped here in vessel and
IL is consigned TO the Spreckles Sugar Re-
fining Company. who have it fully covered
by insurance. In addition to this there is
about $50 tons of general cargo on board
Should the vessel have foundered at sea- the
loss will foot to upwards of $50o.O00
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Acts Approved by the President

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President
has approved the act granting to the Kan
sas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad Com
pany the right to construct a railway and
telegraph and telephone lines in the Indian
Territ ry; also, to authorize the use of
the " mite lot, in Washington, ID. G.. for
the encampment of the Christian Endeav-
OrerS.
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requirements OF the convention, and to
seat not less than twelve thousand per-
sons. The locality of the convention au-
ditorium is to be left TO the local COM
mittee of st. Louis, subject to the APP
proval of the hall committee.
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Needs of the Navy.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l-Secretary Her
bert was before the House committee on
naval affairs for two hours, going over many
questions of naval armament and outlining
his views on desirable features Of naval ap-
propriation. The Secretary submitted sew
eral interesting tables showing the relative
cost of war ships in the United States and
foreign countries. This disclosed that the
United States is now able to build better
ships. at less cost tha1 any country in the
world, save Great Britain, and the latter
country is but slightly ahead of the United
States in the economy of naval ship build
ing. 1t also made evident that the cost
Of building war ships in the United States
had been vastly reduced in recent years.
Mr. Herbert was questioned by Chairman
BoutelIe and others of the committee con-
cerning the need of additional battle ships.
torpedo boats. etc. The Secretary made 1t
clear he desired the amplest allowance of
the various classes Of vessels that Congress
felt warranted in giving. but he did not fix
exact limits on the number of the various
ships, although 1t was the general under
standing that three battle ships, instead of
the two recommended in the Secretary's an
nual report, would be very acceptable to the
naval aI1fh0rifipS
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neuoxitS nuG Withdrawals.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE deposits of gold
at the subtreasury to-day were between
S4C0e.O0O and S5.000O00. The subtreasury lost
S5ie0O0 in gold coin and $1S.i00 i'm bars
leaving the true amount of the gold reserve
so $50 SO
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WILMINGTON. n. c.. Feb. IA. - The
steamer Commodore, the alleged dlibuster-
ing vessel. which has been detained here
for some time. received her clearance
papers and sailed to-day. She is supposed
TO haze aboard arms and ammunition for
the Cuban insurgents, and her probable
destination is Charleston. S. c. The de-
parture OF the vessel was made without
any effort at secrecy, but. on the con-
trary. she sailed away blowing her whistles
and with other evidences of demonstration.
This action is in accordance with the state
ments OF counsel Kerr. OF the Hart line
steamers. to which the Commodore be-
longed. who said that the vessels OF his
line would sail with arms and ammunition.
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Havana sIny Have Electric Roads.

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. H.-Ex-Senator H..
II. Hammond, OF Orlando. Fla, and Col. T.
j. Appleyard. of Sanford, Fla. were in the
city to-day In consultation with Hon. s. T.
Everett. OF the Everett Electric Railway
Syndicate A9 result, a company will be
formed In Cleveland within month having
for its object the construction of electric
street railways in Havana as soon as the
war Is over, and the ultimate extension of
the system throughout the island. Such rail-
roads have been impossible heretofore ow-
ing 10 the oppressive taxes levied by Spain
The gentlemen interested say that even if
the insurgents are not victorious they have
assurances that Spain will mitigate many OF
the conditions which have caused trouble
and prevented business progress in Cliha
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5 PER CENT. MONEY.

Weare prepared to make loans at and
61s per cent. on good business property.
JOHN s. SPANN 81 co.
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HOW THE ..ENDLEsS CHAINv OP.
CRATES ON THE TREASURY.
Gold Deposited at One Window
Drawn Out at Another to Pay for
the Latest Issue of Bonds.
OUTLOOK NOT ENCOURAGING
LITTLE PROSPECT THAT THE RE.
SERVE WILL REACH 800, 1000. 900.

Another Call for Bonds Predicted by
New York Brokers, and Customers
Advised Accordingly.
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CUERO, Tex. Feb 14.-The remains of the
late Congressman William Henry Grain
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Movements of stenmer,

NEW YORK, Feb. 1i.-Arrived: Nor
mania, from Genoa, Ethiopia, from Glas-
gov; Mobile, from London.
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Cotton Markets.

New York. Dec. 21-Cotton quiet;
middling, TIC; net receipts. 1870 bales;
exports to France, 1850 bales; continent.
600 bales; forwarded, 3.9l1 bales: sales
1855 bales; spinners. So bales; stock, ac-
tual. 2I6 139 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. 67,52l bales;
exports to Great Britain. IA. 5S1 bales: to
Franco, 1856 bales; continent. $3.50 bales;
stock. 1882 S3 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
1880 bales; exports to Great Britain,
30 3l4 bales: France, 24,S2S bales: con-
tinent, 2s.409 bales.
closed steady; sales. 10000 bales: De-
cember. 6.69: January, G.72: February
6S1; March. $50; April 6.9T: May, 704 ;
June, 7.09: July, 7.12; August. ia
Liverpool, Dec. 81 1880 p. m.-Cotton
Good business done; prices favor buy
ers; American middling. Id Sales. IL =
600 bales; American. II 400 bales: specu-
lation and export. 1000 bales: receipts,
$4,000 bales; American, SO. 500 bales. Flu
lures opened quiet; demand poor.
Liverpool. Dec. 81. y. m.--Cotton. De
cember. 8 5S-64d.: December and Jauu-
airy. 55-64GD3 56-64d.: January and Feb
ruary, 3 55-6ld.. seller: February and
March. 3 55-64d., value: March and April.
May and June. 3 S6-64Gi3 ~ It'd. buyer:
June and July, 8 57T3 5S-64d seller: July
and August. 3 5S-64d.. buyer: August
and September. 3 56-6iG53 57-G4d.. buy
ers. Futures closed barely steady.
New Orleans. Dec. .t.@CQtton-Fu-
lures steady: sales, $4,000 bales: Decem-
Der. Sc 80: January. S6.iS: February. s6.5S;
March $685.: April SG.7l; May, S6.1S;
June, $3.50; July. SG.SS.
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ders. s4.25@4,5o: c. sides. s4.oo@4.l2M.
Whlskey, S1.1S.
New york srarKes.

New York. Dec. 21-Flour dull, steady;
winter wheat, low grades, $4,000 go;
fair to fancy, s3.55@3.J5; patents. $500
5.25; Minnesota clear. S3.50@4.OO; low eX-
tras, s2.30@3.30; Southern flour dull,
steady; common to fair extra, s303.55;
good to choice do. sS.559S.S5.
Wheat-Spot market moderatively ac-
tive, stronger; f. o. b., 97kc.; ungraded
red. So@9Sc.; options were more active,
May. S5hc.; December S7Ac.
Corn-Spots fairly active for export.
firm; No. 2. 2S5sc. elevator. 2sssc. afioat.
Options were dull and steady at MQH
per cent. decline; December, 2Sssc.; jan
uary. 2S&c.; May. 3lMc.
Oats-Spots more active, firmer; OPP
tions firm; December 22c.; January,
22hc.; May, &c; spot No. 2, 22@22kc.
No. white, 25kc.; mixed Western 22@
23c
Beef quiet. unchanged.
Beef hams firm $500.
Tierced beef strong; city extra India
mess. $l3014.
Cut meats quiet. steady; picked bel
lies. A1sc.: shoulders &C.; hams. 8AQ9c.
Lard quiet. steady; Western steam,
A15; city, 1910; December, s4.05.
Pork steady. moderate demand; new
mess. sS.25@S.75.
Butter, choice, firm; State dairy. ll0
l9c; do. creamery, 14@21c.: IGlgins 22c
Coffee steady, 5@15 points up; Deem
Der, $9.35: March. s9.40@9.5O; May. 50. so;
July, $3.50; September, $3.50; spot Rio
dull, steady: No. Z. 10c.
Sugar-Raw. dull. nominal: fair re-
lining. 2Bc.: refined quiet. steady: Off A,
4@tMc.; standard. 4$c: cut loaf &c.;
crushed, &C.; graduated. 4ssc.
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PRICES RANGED HIGH
Sugar Ran Off on the Talk About Aggress.
I've Action by the Arbuskles.
GENERAL LIST HOLDS FAIRLY WELL
Ehe Grangers. Louisville ana Nasi,.
willie, ReadinE Southern Railway
Preferred, Western Union, Chicngo
Gas, Tobacco and Leather Prefer
red We're All Prominent.

New York. Dec. 21.-The opening deal
mEs at the Stock Exchange were gen.
orally at higher rate of prices. the sus-
pension OF the National Bank of Illinois
having mad little or no influence. 1t Is
srue Manhattan broke 2h per cent. In
the first hour, but this decline was due
20 special influences. the litigation just
brought by bondholder having been
taken advantage of by the bearish con-
dated Gas of New York broke 3@l44 on
the reiteration of the stories of adverse
legislation at Albany this winter. Sugar
also ran off on the talk about aggressive
action by the Arbuckles, but the general
list held fairly well. London In the
meantime had sent In orders for ST.
Paul and other stocks listed abroad.
Foreign houses were in receipt Of adj
vices that their correspondents wero
by no means alarmed by the action of
the Senate Committee on Foreign Re
tations In the Cuban matter, and buy
Ing orders executed here to-day GER
tainly bears out this statement. In the
afternoon. when 1t was announced that
the Senate had postponed action on the
Cameron resolution, local operators
changed from the bear to the bull side
and this new buying led to a sharp
rise in the active specalties. Another
important factor on the bull side was
the announcement that there would be
no gold shipments to Germany to-mor-
row. Then came reduction in posted
sotSo Aol oCHldHo from fSS
70 4S8. In the rally which followed the
favorable developments noted prices
rose Y to AZ per cent. Manhattan was
the great feature. rising to 80. The
Changers. Louisville and Nashville,
Reading. Southern Railway Preferred,
western Union, Chicago Gas, Tobacco
and Leather Preferred were all proml-
nent. This advance brought about
realizing sales i'll the last hour OF trad
Ing. but in the final transactions the
market was firm In tone.
Net changes show gains OF 4 @15s per
cent. Total sales We're 237.5SS shares.
including $4,000 Sugar. $4,000 st. Paul,
$500 Burlington and Quincy and 1900
Manhattan. An interesting incident OF
the day was the sale OF a block of 81. OOO,-
GOO United States AS of 1925 by Il. II.
Hartman & Co. to Harvey Fiske Sons
at 1l9. The reasons for the sale could
not be obtained but II Is understood
that the purchasers have placed a round
amount of the bonds with Investors
Bonds were Irregular. but In the main
firm. Total sales aggregated s1,1700OO
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.
Norfolk, Va, Dec. q. 1Se

Norfolk, Va, Dec. q, 1896.
Fish-Mackerei, No. 2, in kegs. $500:
new. small. $l2.5U: new. medium, Sl2.UU
No. 3. in kegs. $3.50: Herring, Family
Roe. half barrel. $3.50; North Carolina
Cut Herring. 1885: Eastern in barrels,
S2.25.
Provisions-Market strong; mess pork,
new. $3.50: ham, pork. new. $3.50.
Bulk Enthusiastically; clear ribs. aga
42.c.. as to size and cut; fat backs, 4lac
bellies, 4AWol2c., as 10 size pieces; pork,
plate, 4Ac.
houiders-Sugar-cure &c.
Bacon-Shoulders. Cue.
Breast-Sugarc 1Ac.
Hams-SmIthhelu. l4Q15c.; S. C. slip
hams, 1l&@l2c.
Lard-Pure lard tierces. size; cases.
and tubs. &c over price of ilerces; COM
pound. .4lsc.; tierces. IN cases and tubs.
cheese-cream. 1O,z@1o3c.; Western
Butter-Market stronger: New York
State dairy, new, 23c.: fresh creamery,
22m24c.: Western. 1S620c.
Keresone Oil-Firm: 112 degrees. 7kc. ::
90 degrees. 10c.: Red. $50 degrees. 1oMc.
groceries.
tSe-St!onSer; It.o, common, lj44 20
talr. l6hQlIc.; good. lSQIShc.; choice.
8UISc. -v
syrups and Molasses-stead,; syr.
ups. BriGht. lS023c.: Fair Grades, lea
20c.: Porto Rico. 10, 20 and 2Sc. as to
grade.
New Orleans Molasses-Ouiet; Fair.
2O@21c.: Good. 25Q30c.: Choice. SIC.
p fioarnMa nr; strong and higher;
Family, $685.; Winter Wheat. Best Pa.
tent. S5.25; Choice Straight Family. s4.S5:
Good Family. .s4.75; Fair Family. s445:
Good Extra,s4.o0: meal.pe bag of 1oOibs'
50ibs.. 40c.
Salt-F'irm: Liverpool Fine, 9oc. al 90.
"a to grade; G. a.. 559G5c. as to weight.
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TlsAvRr. 3 q z, tsa1 ! 10.
.->-,,,,: 1rissAwEr.ssss, q s,spss 4 E ess
Eas 0LDD0AIA|OHSIEEKyg1
\ ~ yRpaA

RASSENGER SiAAxS sAItE xAfsO1ST-s;
Guiding sundays,, az y;vo p. M Hronn fssts
F MnPNssp a 500 ;. M. saTuapAYa
400 y. m. Passenger Recommendations uns
Fare. Including meals and state
Bspe. round trip. iima;;edi 10 iIiTiy
rgS$s ii aSSy i, ;sSsi eis..
a as is.'s 1T. # i Sss
ships leave oa Pom. f fer NOT SosfolS sa
q qFiM hS00 sa i Z; 81 OF STEAMERS
o Assop snhSa and EnoIa, saIliils daily
:, 1s FOR OLD po1Nr1A. $50 aud 1las ].
lss n ana 81 ana e I5 Pay a. 4 Ens sSa s
FOR HAMPToN-At HIS a. M. s;ts
p b m: Bay Line, 1880 a; m; and 400 p. m.
EaH AXTEys9eG J. g;
F u bf EAs sPs A Xsf5f @ y ss4 P K1vERs
Rkeaxms sSSmSSatggy q wharf HaH at So
M N$6k Sc sgy q R RIVER esdas..
Portsmonth. Gas a. M: Bay line. 7 si5
RIvERS.-Toucnlng ~ Old Point-Leavc
Companys wharf Monday, WednesdaN
and Friday OF 6:16 a. M; POrtsmoitth!s 6.@
q; m; Bay Line wharf. Norfolk. at S:AS a
FOR NANsEMoNp RIVER Ann
eUFFOLK--At 9 p. M; Portsmouth a:is
2; NJ; connecting at Suffolk with 8. and
Freight for Mathews. Back, pouuoHIn.
wars, ware. - severn. York and Nansemond
Freight for Washington. N. C. and land.
inge ON Tar. PamlIco and Pungo rivers
r. II. depot. , t'' -
NFre,ght for Sewbern. N. c.. received as
Freight received daily cxcept sundav
AZ seheduien subject to change Wits.
NJ. N. cpowrr.r,. Aean,
rooms apply at Campany's Office. - n
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SHIPPING NEWS.
fort OF Norfolk md Ports,nouIn
December III. 1896.
ARRIVALS.

British stmp. Heathield. Mackenzie
IaNeston to Liverpool. - William
LAMP * Co Coaied and sailed
hritish stmp. Calliope, Flcetham
Newport News 10 Avonmou;n. 10 MI
nam Lamb Il Co. Coaled and saiied.s
EeEman simp. PolagiI, Gronmeyer
New orleans Ia Hamburg, 10 william
Lamb Y CO, Coaled and sailed
BF':.sh s:mp. Anthony Radc.in, RIB
eris. Galveston to Liverpool. to William
Lnab \ Co Coa!cd ana ssiI,d.
British simp. Arcadia. Lloyd. P,o
gresso. 10 New York to William Lamb
n Co. Cosled and sailed.
hfltiih stump. Orion. i!rown. 10 VIII
liam Lamb Il Co., for coal.
British stmp. Glenmoor. Dyason.,
Tr: nsport Company fos cargo.
Schr. Albert r. Siealns. Allen. 10 WI
liam Lamb x Co. for coal
Schr Ida IL. Gibson. Faulkenberc. Pc
i.rsbuEs 10 New York. with railroad
schr Rebecca, coste.. New York
light.
Schr Virginia Roulon. Leek Ph:!aGel-
phia, with coal.
schr. e. S. Erwin. Rigg!n, Washing
ton. light.
schr, Agnes CULLEN. CULLEN. New
York. with fertilizer
Schr. lowering ]. Marvel, Eel. Hil.i-
more. 10 North Ca, olina. with coal
Schr. Fannie Stewart, French. New
York. light.
schr, John j. Ward. Wiibert, New
York. light.
Schr. II. II. Grant, Sutpen. New York
light.
Barges Washington. san Joaquin and
West Point. TO William Lamb e Co.
for coal.
Barge Joseph Tucker. North Carolina.
to Phi!a delphia with Timber.
Tug Frank Eskridge. North Carolina
with TWO barGes in tow
Tug Columbia. Philadelphia to North
Carolina. with five barges in COW
Schr Berthe and Maud. lowering.
North Carolina
Schr Edna Pogue. Sauerhoff.
Barge Donaldson. Donaldson. North
Carolina
Barge Pamlico, Newberne to Phila-
CLEARED.
sehr. Lizzie H. Brayton. FAN River.
schr. Howard b. Peck. Bridgeport.
with coal
Schr. ]. ]. Reese. Turner's Wharf.
James river. l!gh..
schr. Charles l.. Davenport. Kelly.
Baltimore. light.
schr. city of Augusta, Baltimore,
with ice.
Tug Luckenbach passed out the Capes
at ~ a. IN. with two hargcs In tow
ARRIVALS, PORT OF NEW YORK.
Schr. Mabel Rose. Walton. Richmond,
Va.
Schr. Jessie W. Starr. Maxwell. Nor
folk. Va.
Schr. Elenora Van Dusen. Godfrey,
Norfolk, va.
Schr. Charles W. Alcott, French. Vir-
ginia.
Schr. Joseph ]. Pharo, Taylor. Scot
land. Va.
Schr. Edith Newman. Loveland. Vlr.
ginia.
BOUND SOUTH.
SchT. C. c. Lane. Swan. New Haven
for Norfolk Va.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Theodore Deans. Grdgson. Nor
folk, for New York
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baltimore Market.

Baltimore. Dec. 2l.-Flour dull; West
ern super. s2.S5@33o: do. extra, $4,000
4.l5; do, family. s4.50@4S5: winter wheat
patent. S5@5.25; spring do. S4.65Q495:
do. straight. s4.4004.70. Wheat unset
tied: spot. 90h@90%c.: Southern. by
sample. 90@92c.: do. on grade. Ss@glc.
Corn firm: spot, 27M@27Nc.; year. $500
&c: January. 27@21kc.: February, 273s
@27Mc.; March, 27A@2sc.; steamer
&c; do, yellow, 22G27c. Oats quiet.
steady; No: white. 25926c.: No. .
mixed, 22k@23c.
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Southern Fruit-Bananas, S1.O0@1. %
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica's, $3.75eD
500; cocoanuts $3.50 per bag of 100; lem
ons. s2.7oQ3.00; cabbage. $l.5O per barrel;
Potatoes-Haymens. 75c.; yellow, 75c.
onions. $500 per sack
Poultry-Chjcken market glutted; old.
2oc.: spring chickens. 1691Sc.: small.
not wanted.
Eggs-Wholesale. firm at 1S119c. per
dozen.
Reeswax-22c. per pound.
$3.50. 80
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Money StnrtSet,

New York, Dec. 2l.-Money on call
easy at lhQ2 per cent: last loan at 9,
and closing offered at . Prime mer-
s ss paper. 3E@4 per cent bar silver.
e5Ac. Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at
StS3& Q4.S4 for 60 days. and s4.S7A@
t.saR for demand. Posted rates s4.S4iba
e;es. Commercial bills, s4S2A @4.S3N.
government bonds firmer: State bonds
al the board was dull.
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Live Siock,

Market fair and cod cattle in de-
mand.
Choice heavy cattle. SM@4c.; common
TO FAIR cattle, 3V3kc: Eastern North
2hc.: helfers. Western. 2h@3hc.; bulls,
2Q29c.; fat cows. 24 Gr3Ac.; mich cows,
good. per head. 2o.oO@35 90: cows. com
mon, S10.00@20.00: butchers sheep, 2k@
sac good corn-fed hogs, 3isG4c.
light pigs. 31sc. Hogs in better demand
for all weights. Lambs. test. 30
4'@c. per pound: common not wanted at
anv price.
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Rice-Milled, 4%@6Mc.: rough, clear
OF red, 70c.: with red, Csc.
rntn.

Peas-Steady; biack-eye peas, new
crop. Sl.25Q1.40 per bag: black, 5o960c.
per bushel; clay. 40c. per bushel.
White Corn, S0c.; mixed corn, Csc.
Oats-Steady; Mixed, 25c.; white, zoe.
Mill Feed-Market steady; bran, S12.50
Q14.o0; shipstuff or middling, S14.; meal,
white. bolted. per 80 pounds. 4oc.
Michigan, Ohio. and Indiana, No. ],
Timothy hay, No. 2. S13.0oQ15.Oo: mixed.
$1,000.
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WESTWARD.

Da..! eAecpt sunday. Otter time u"IIy.
~. .-..NO4Ioi.t 10 Cincinnati ana I.uiIl.f-
vile uhi!y. iar.or car O.C Point to Ripn-
mCnG. and Pullman sleeping cars from
j. ,hmond FOX Cincinnati, Louis lille ana 81
Louis, M,als served Ola DIninE CARE west
40. %.Eorfolk to r!rclhnati ana Louis
Vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars for
lnclhnau ana i.0a:sv. IL. Meals served
On Dining Cars west OF GoriouAvilie
Steamer Louise HrfiNG!, at Norfolk daily
1905 noon and y. m
For further In formation apply to
X. Y. BROOKE, PASSENGER Agent
e. Hrd q. Ticket bihcc, CRANKY street
Under Atlaptic Hotel.
JOHN n. POTTS.
set General Passenger AGENT
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Suynr HynrJsct

Market-Steady; out of town prices
are dependent on the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
Ioaf, S5,11: powdered s4.S6: graduated,
a4'fs' confectionerers standard, y. s.. SO
American off A, SILL: centennial bright
yellow Il. $3.50: California b. Si.73:
Franklin standard extra G. S3.67; Key
stone extra c. s3.6I; American extra c.
S3.55.
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Trout, large gray (per round), S@sIsc.
salmon (per pound), 6Q6c.: croakers
(per 10U). 1904: shepherds (per pound),
s9l0c.; blues. 6QSc.; butter fish, 2a3c.
per pound; Spanish mackerel 15@lSc.
pound; black bass. 5Q6c. per pound
rock. SQ10c. per pound: mullets, s6.0oI
500 per box.
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Merchants GMIleIS' TIglSDOIIl|iODC0.

rop IDlREGT ROUTE
SAVANNAH. ~ rs 49,
T., every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard
-. rEoR PRoyip SSSc
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
URDAY at D. m. ~ ~
FAKES 10 BOSTON AND PROVI-j
,,, DENCB l8g
f. H,siera6n. , including meals and
second class. including meals and
49, FOR SAVANNAH. '...'.' ~ " ".
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
fareIfirst- class. including meals
auu perrin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l2 60
FaarneaISsee9nd-clasa. including meals = y
Psrish9bie freight sent Via Provdenceg
IoWnrded by early train to Boston, and
az the same rate as by direct steamers to
thar perisSha a freights, not received later
ships. 'si iueuSes
For further information apply to
X. Il. MRIGHT, Agent, Norfolk Va,
A. D STERRINS, Asst Tariff M'gr.-s5e
W. 7. TITRNER. General Pass. Agt. S
d. =; WHITNEY, Traffic Manaper
General Offices. Rnlt'more Md ~
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NO EXTRA FARE ON AMY TRAIN.

No. fO3.-'.ThN Atlanta Special" lcnycs
Norfolk, via Ferry, DAILY, at 1l.30 pm.
Leaves porismoutl, naliy, at 1901 night,
for Suffolk. Franklin, 1Soykns. Weldon. Ionder-
son rE. durham daily except Sunday. Raleigh.
Snnthcrn ptncs, Wilmington VIA ilemlop. Wadns-
hnto. Monroe. Charlotte. Iincolnton. Shelby,
ituthot,2rdion. Chester. CLINTON. Greenwood,
AA6novii,c ElbCrtor Athens, Atlanta Columbia.
NNT Nth Msnphis Terms. Caliicrnis tyn Mem
Sls,ep'rs aud ycs,ibulc Coaches
No. IL" The s. 4. L.. fxp,css" Irnycs
Norfolk, daily. nj 9.p5 III. Leaves Ports.
month, daily, ut n.I5 am. for oil uboro points
etccpt dnes not run wet Of Charlotte on Carolina
central Division. and yin Weldon for all Atlantic
'otst Limo points, also for Thown-vilc. Mont
Eo,nery. Mobile. pcnancola Now Crianrs Toms.
Chfornis, and Mcricp win Vow Ot,"rrsi. Also
rr9ln,ccting Mt Frenklin Monday, wcdnralnyr and
trhieYs. for inndinra On thu 1Nackwator river.
Arrives Pondloton, Murfrocshoro. Lewiston pnr-
han. COLUMBIA and AuF,istn daily o,ccr, Sunday
Monday. 49, 'i'
No 4p,-Arrive Portsmouth daily sannm.
20 3s Arrive Port smUuth daily. 6.kO nm.
t2r Tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car rcHor-
vations. otc.. apply 20
j. W. Hrs-n. Ir ras,'r Ari nan ST.. NortaiL, Va.
Murray Forbes. rrav. Pnss'r ARt.. rori,nouth, Va.
'. st. JOHN Vice. President and General Manager.
v. y ArHl H. Grhcrsl Superintendent.
II. ". u. GLOVER, I. J. lypEnSOy
Trahic Manager. GENERA ras.'r Art,
Portsmouth, Va.