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The sun., 1896-10-24
10 INVESTIGATE THE TONES.
Health Eoard to Take Steps to Remedy
Its Overcrowded Condition

It's Overcrowded CONDITION.
At its meeting next Tuesday the Health Board
will consider the overcrowdcd condition OF the
Tombs prison to see what can be done to remedy
1t. In the mean time President Wilson will
have inspectors visit the prison and make "A
detailed report as to Its condition. The matter
was brought TO tho Boards attention officially
yesterday by n letter from Jacob Itiis in behalf
OF the Council OF Confederated Good Govern
ment Clubs. OF which lie is general agent
The letter set forth that on Sept. 80 5l8 pris-
oners were crowded into 2s3 cells and that he
daily average for two years had been 400. The
prison officers admit that at times three prison-
ers occupy cells intended for one This ia nm
necessary, as the surplus prisoners could be dis
tributed among the various court prisons MIR.
Kills called on the Health Board to exercise the
right the law gave IL to put a stop TO the oyer
crowding OF the TOmbs.
The sun., 1896-10-24
MISS Aonw ~ a DIroKcE CASE.

She Was Counsel for the Plaintiff and G Got
Decree In short Order.
Miss Rosale Loew, who was appointed re-
ceiyer in a law suit n few days ago. appeared
yesterday before Justice Clement in the Su-
preme Court in Brooklyn as counsel for Debo-
rah Chadbourne in her SUIT against Zebulon
l.. Chadbourne for an absolute divorce. Miss
l.oew had plain sailing, for. although tho de-
posed. Mrs, Chadbourne testified that her mar
riage took place on Feb. pa 892; that she mad
no children; that she WAS not prvy to tho
offences charged against her husband. and did
not ask for any aIimony.
Judge Clement said that he would sign tho
decree soon as the testimony was written
out The entire proceeding did not last more
than a iiteen minutes
The sun., 1896-10-24
DIR. HALLETy.

roty years blood and nerve su.. tu' .. r.-.R n!
secret ana irlNhte diseases of men IN NV ,., d. -
ho'h pos bAing, ulcers .Ain dsr,sU- -rr. ...H-.
inoath anu htR painful SNr.l,lI.s E.lr., I,.I,i
uohuh. p'hpe7 OlutuhuS; my Inf.lI r,,. 1a..... ~
h,rNour n"bbny, wuAKnesS nf 10 ia ai,tl rr.. N..s
yi't. nrShns impcdm"Gi 10 u.fIa-. ..'
Esnr res lufcd lear In nIna practice I.,r. r.'.i.
thousands cured t,pu't,it ''.. r..
10 @ llr ursl AMI ID At; you can save me f' nN
Gihal huH ring; char ses low, less Than am ur r'i"
Sahst, Eoto Dr. HALLETr 2lS EasI itil mo- a
av. new ORR; no charge unless tIlred .. ~, tt0t
sundays v too. Write Or call Beat advice fTsS
The sun., 1896-10-24
Clergyman Die. In n Horse Car.

y. A. seaman, a retired Methodist minister,
OF lf' West Eighty-seventh street, fell dead
yesterday in Ninth avenue car AZ an. car
reached Twcnty-scCond street " N'
us son; ;. f. seaman; who is n receiving teller
al the Fulton Market National Bank sn1i I'M
Nr. seaman had left home in apparently uerfcct
health; Death was probably due to hehrl dis
ease. Mr.. Seaman was rs years old ' "'S-
The sun., 1896-10-24
s"mptroiier Mns Sell That Tranr.IInrira
railroad Franchise SOW.

Inc appellate Division Of the supreme CoHrS
has affirmed the court below in dls,olylas 40
Injunction which stopped the ComltroIl,r- at-
leinpt to sell mt auction the franchise u l's
n,fest tailrnad route beyond th- Harlem. .a'l
vht py lhe ienDle's Traction Company. I 1Eur
WI VII IecIsLnn ille competitors tor the turji't
rs they please "
The sun., 1896-10-24
New HrldEe Commission aud Contractor
Fiyna's Eond.

Ihe Executive Committee OF the East River
bridge Commission met in Engineer IiH,AS
once at NJ broadway. Brooklyn. YESTERDAY. A
motion was made to increase the bond oi f. Il.
Flynn. who has tho contract for building tie
Eew YORK tower, from Sl25. 900 to S2Iu.uUd.
~ ~ was SAID that th.S action was taken because
~ was cst'Hhlei that the work could nui 10
uOne ior less ihan Sli7,O0O. Flfnn'- 10 was
nearly SiO0.0GO hvlnw that figure. No.4cuJ.
was taken on the motion
The sun., 1896-10-24
ROBBED Il DENVER HOTEL.
HIAde. who Was the Night Clerk. Cav
MIRseIf Up Aner Spending the 81 .OOO

young man who looked as II he had been on
protracted dobauch delivered himself up TO
the Headquarters police Wednesday night an
nouncing that he had robbed the safe of tho
Oxford Hotel Of Denver OF 81 900. lie said he
was John ID. ilinde. 20 years old, and that he
had been night clerk of the hotel.
The Denver police. Oh being notified, wired TO
have him detained, as his story was trur. The
money llinde took belonged To the bOarders of
the hotel He apparently gave himself up be-
cause he had spent IL III riOtous living.
The sun., 1896-10-24
Dockmnster nrndy ReIn.,n,.,

inc Apps'iate Division Of the supreme Court
has renstated Thomas Brady. who IVA. dio
missed as dockmaster some time 400 hv ,,'o
Dock Commissioners. The court said ,h.,
braly. being veteran sailor. was entitlod 10 ~
~ ihir nearing, Which he did not get. and that III"
chaTgea or lnCompetonCy and negIect ~ Az -
tnhae hgainst him had not been sustained TIA
full court Joined in tho decision Ahe
The sun., 1896-10-24
Transler OF the Reaalng Maas n..t.ra.- =

The transfer of tho properties of the Phia-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company was
made in philadelphia yesterday TO the pur-
chasers on behalf Of the reorganization mana
gers by deed from the Commissioner of sale ap-
pointed by the Court. II is Confidently aSnac,Id
that before the close OF the year the new com
pany, which Is To be organized as speedily as
possible. Will he in possession and will begin TO
operate the property not later than Jan. "
The sun., 1896-10-24
Sine Fri.oner. E.sape ThrouSh n rnn..,

fohr SMITH, Ark, Oct. ?3.- Nine prisoners
escaped from the United States jail here last
night and have yet been captured. They trn1
t st.eu aheo ths cells where two boys of the Cor
d rosS Laih Toooers gang In an at ut to eScane
IainHs noie 70 the roof recently. and let them
The sun., 1896-10-24
Drswued Man at n.,b E..o.

drowned man. about 40 years old feet
inches high, with smooth face and dressed in
dark clothes. was washed ashore yesterday at
the foot OF Bay Seventeenth street. Bath Rssch
He had So bull in his pocket "'"SN'
The sun., 1896-10-24
FLINTs FINE FURNITURE.

Exceptional Oriental Rugs for special
color schemes.
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TICKLE STOCK MARKET
An Uncertainty and lndecislon In All Listed
Securities Evident Throughout the Day.
MORE SIEADlRESS NEAR THE CLOSE.
London Selling HAD An UnravornbIc
Effect Early in the Dny-DecIinc
Checked by Heavy Buying Of
Chicago Gas.-Snsnr Fell More Than
Two Points, Bonds Higher.

New York, Feb. 14.-London selling.
due to the opening of the Transvaal
qGestioU. had an unfa NCSable effect
upon the local stock speculation this
morning. The foreigners. according 10
good authority, SOLD anywhere from 49,
600 10 $4,000 shares.
The decline was checked soon after
the opening by heavy buying of Sugar
anu Chicago Gas. Sugar moved up from
liza To Ito and Chicago Gas from GS to
6si4. The rise in the first named was
credited to purchases for lower Wall
Street interests, while Chicago Gas was
bought by operators, who believed that
the Illinois Supreme Court will decide
IN favor of the reorganization com
pany. The strength of the stocks named
mad good effect OH the general list and
the Changers, Louisville and Nashville,
Delaware and Hudson and Leather Pre-
ferred and Leather all scored higher
figures. In the afternoon the feeling
was less confident, the steady withdraw
ais Of gold from the sub-TroaSury to
pay for the new bonds. the failure of
outsiders TO respond To the decisive de-
feat of the radical sllvcriteS in Congress
yesterday and the decline in Govern
ment bonds having led TO sales for both
the long and short accounts. Manhat
tan was conspicuous. breaking from
HOE TO 1907. Sugar fell from ll5 Ia 1l"l.
and other prominent spccula ton fancics
from 10 ~ per cent each. In the spec
ialties Consolidated Gas broke AZ IL
1851. and Pullman Palace. .la To l5a;
Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheeling Pre-
ferred rose 2ia. and Illinois Steel. 4 10
20. Near the close the general market
displayed a little more stcadiness and
prices rallied fractionally. Net changes
show losses of Il to 3 per cent. Total
sales were 240,20S shares. including 5S,a00
Sugar, 10000 st. Paul. 1S.1O0 Tobacco
and l6 100 Chicago Gas
Bonds We're higher. sales aggregating
sl,l49000.
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Ncw York NInrkct.

New York. Feb. 14.-Flour-Dull and
easy; unchanged.
Wheat-Fairly active and firm: No.
red, store and elevator, SOlac.; atloat,
S2c.
Options opened weak ut &c. decline,
rallied 1s0lc., fell %M isc.. and closed
weak at ls@Ac. below yesterday; No
red. February. 73Ac.: May, 745sc.
Corn-Dull and firm; No. ., 36iaI34c.
elevator; 3Tk@37&c., ailoat.
Options were duh ana firm at un-
changed prices. without new fca lures:
371Sc
Oats-Quiet and steady.
Options We're dull; February, 25hc. /;
May, 25asc.; spot No. ., 25lGc
liay-Quiet and unchanged
Becf-Dull and unchanged.
Beef hams-Dull, $3.50.
Tierced beef-Qulet; CITY extra, India
mess. l5dll6c.
Cut enthusiastically, quiet and un-
changed.
l-ard-Quiet ana nominal: western
steam, $3.50: city $500; May, 5000 nom
inal: refined. dull; Continent. sc 90.
compound 4&G5c
1916. '''''V"
Cotton seed oil-Dull ana steady:
crude &c: yellow prime, 2GQ2Gl.c do.
off grade. 25ia@2Gc.
Rosin-Firm and active; strained.
common t. good. s1.GO@l.62E.
Observation-Disclosures demand and
firm. 1914 M29Hsc bid.
Rice and molasses-Firm ana un-
changed.
cotton-Quie;. 512o points down:
March, Sle.i5Ml2.50: April. sl2.l5: MAY.
sii"om %: July. Sll.45@ll.50; August.
sii'I9; September. si0.95: December,
Sao,'a' spot ri5. quiet and firm: No. Z.
Husar-Raw. dull and firm: fair re-
unchanged
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NgRT0ls ! SOUTHERN R. R. CO.

sS,jD. A =, B. xi i II . M%N xo ,i
Eni.k .!"iiN ,rAG.rrt Snhdnyl 10 ~. ior
ioprr. pan;rso. I;"lhav.ii. 10. CONNECTS
=, iiiia,"n WIN i;n ! "na 4. I: ,sl.ansr
Wimlsn%. n EspAi; TlITKSDAY ani
.j',.,r md Ccmu on MONDAY ana lERI-
pay for Scurp%En,onf river, ana Wei
MnSiAhT i", S" ii.i,i ,,r""k I,%?mn,.ct-
Dare for Mnklcyvill., South Greek. All
:oia. Washington ANA iutcinIc.iinro land
.I:yE%iNG ENrEt:ss LEAVES NoE-
Elizabeth city. i?dcm,o,l- ana wmy.sin-
tions. Connects at l:liznbrtlr~ Cith' will
lid sa,"rday Tor N"wt@ ii 'i ,o,,Iai...
-lnn'l Mnrrhrad city, i<instun ana
G9lE ksa2Tili VIA Wil nnm n e r. ana i%r
stations OH the W. y. ana y. L. L.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND ENriiHss; laiiy except
Sunday =, II" y. m. and f!Xp'css daiis
MI IA iii ana a ,r az lines nj ii Narl%I
for the North. East and West. i';lssciig'':.
roif, ana wesIeln DEPOT. t'rSisht,' st r.
lion "a "','-. "'."tt
.AsTEEN CAROLINA pt.,,,r,.,,
EH$'i l'EEiGnT I!Ni; Nn'lSStt .h 80.
Mi I:as, Va Norfok and al E E%iq!J ,NG ~,
southern Railroad and Easter, NH. ,!'n
Carolina Ia
Freight received daily until ! u u, ,,
forwaGGiy promptly at low rate
For iurthcr information apply TO H..
General OHicn OF the y. ana s. IL. Il %
Norfolk Va. -
>, Gc'G;roi Freight and Pass Agent.
General Manager.
ATLANTIC AND DANvlLI.m RAIL
y WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EErECT NOVEMBER.
u. 1885.
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf, daily
go a, IN: West Norfolk. 9:i5 H. M for
ltanville and all intermediate stations
arrivMs at Danvilic, 5:25 y. IN. leave.
Nori"!t, 30 y. m. West Norfolk, $50 y.
Sunday ~ eco q. IN, arrivin. at Dan
willie at 1890 a. IN.
Connec,icn made at Danville ana Jef
fress Junction with Southern KaiIwnv
System: at Dcnniston junction Tor Du'-
ham. South Boston and all POINTS on
The Durham Division OF the y. and w
r. r.
pullman slarpors between panyiilo
Aslcylll". Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis
Tickets ON sal. ana i,a@ga"o ch"ci;ed
ut Wakes A@-ncy. coinp;in%'s Agency
At wharf :iorrolE " s. NJ Williams
Agency, Portsmouth,
W ~ TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent:
Superintendent.
" T.. q C. NJ.
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Cotton Mort.c,.

New York. Feb observation-disclosures.
midulins. Gulf, Sasc.: middling Slsc.: n,.t
receipts, ~ bales gross S.G4O bales. for
Warato' l.n' bales; sal IS. o bales: spin
neis: w. STOCK. l9G.2S6 bales: weekly net
receipts, l,9'G bales: gross u oSG bales.
exports 10 Great Britain. 1851 bales.
I" FRANCE. iG1 bales; continent, G.G4o
haies; forwarded. 3,26l bales; sales. NOD
Spinners 5g3
Total to-day: Net receipts. %. SGl bales
exports to Grrat Britain. a.i5o bales: TO
stock, Sjg.2l9 bales.
I"tai so far this week: Net receipts
lets bales: exports IL Great Britain,
Sits bales: to France. IL. 7gS bales: con-
tinent, 47.l12 bales.
Total September LIST, Net receip,s
f'-i..tso bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
i.425SGi bales: To France. 377.lG9 bales:
continent, l.lS7 Ogi
New York, Feb. l4-coiion- Er,u,.y
closed easy; February. 100 March. "a
APRIL. 1's: May, 7.S3: June. 7.Si; Julv
,'N'; AUGUST. ..S6; September. 7.Ga; Oc;o.
Der. I5l; November. 7.4G: Drccmbr,.
..l". Sales. iiG.5OO bales.
Liverpool. Feb. LIE J.. M.-Cnttou-
demand moderate; prices. stca,irr:
Americans niddlinS 4iad. Sales 10 coo
'aseS' American, 800 bales; spccula-
ton and export. 500 bales: Iecrirts. 10 900
steady; demand. fair: February. 1 ,i-;ld
February ana March. .a-Gimi "i-,;id .
March and April 2i-G4f.i 2i-Gid.. Ap,il
ana Nay 22-'ilH,i 23-tAd: AIav ana
Jnnc. i2l-Gi@4 22-G4d: Jun" and july.
i -o-6iMt 2l-Gid.; July ana August. 4 "O-6i
al 2l-64d; August and September.
i:-hid.: September and October.
IV-hid; October and November. G-Gi6.
'-did. Futures firm
l2:i" j. M.-Cotton-A American mid
ding. fair and good midilinr. IN
chanG"d; other grades. Lad. higher.
American middlinr. fair. 22-:.d rood
middling ! lo-32d.: middline. i l7-S.a
low middins. l7-l6d.: good. ordinary
D lid. ordinary. ilsd
Liverpool Feb. III =. M.-rotinr
February. :S-6id. values: February ANA
March. @1-6id. sellers: March and Auril
1 @a-dlni 2G-64d. sellers: ApriI and NAV
A-Gid. sellers; May and June. 2S-64d
buyers: June ana July ! 22-G4Gt4 % GID
seliers: July ana August. 1 22-64d. sellers.
August ANA September. 4 l9-Gid buyc;s
September and October. ( ll-Gid buyers
October AMI November. i7-6im4 -Gtd .
November and December. lad. huv-
crs. Futures. firm.
New Orleans. Feb l4.-Cottou-Fu-
lures. steady: sales. 5U.G0O bales: Fehru-
AIRY and March, I.GG: Aprll. III: May.
10: June. T.Ta: July, 1.S2: August 80.
September, I.%a: october. !. %: November
20: December. 20.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
Specially Low s.ric..

Messrs. Greenwood Il Bro. are I'm re-
ccipt OF many new ana useful articles,
i'll their line, some of which they urr
enabled IL sell at onc-half the regular
price. ana everything nj II price To com
pete with any Raltmor" or New York
house. Prayer book. markers silver and
ribbon &c, worth SOC. ana 75c. Supply
limited. other novelties and STABLES nj
less than cost of production. The man
ufacturcri ext the prices and wc ,l,, lin.
rest. More zoe. alarm clocks hourly cx.
pcctcd For best goods at lowest prices
and satisfactory work interview ''THi.
CASKE,T."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-15
! TMAvEr.lEl;s,i.I s,.G1tInIIr:.
Ra,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
\ GUhPARY
Il FOR NEW york.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APP0dNT.S
ED ~ s1.in FROM i1o" Ss MorI ToS pAiknx e
FRsp1 THFS Sab BMHRN e . x
Fare. including meals and state
Fare. round trip, limited i, thirty; S :
T Esss tickets i and fsss5yaiioa # stats ia
Ha f!refs e II sfGsfs o,f SHIPS 81 we eaye
ying a" sc fIfh%9he t6s nesf 1aheTnlHs
ssa f;Ialne. sai1ins dliy esssp. ssne
az For UP fS 1IsTgAt SsS and sH!1s
I oi and a;a5 = AM m Iortsm1u!h S45 and ns
Wharf WIZ L Sorr ok az az Zoo and e a. n @
aI Eo ! ? %AMrroN ~ 1 Il a. M ana
400 j. M; Sortsmouth ut 1906 and s:o5
FOR NEWPORT NEWS, AND SMITH.
Ed Bay ~ ne WHARF 4r at >. a:
whaif al $50 g; IN; fortsniouth, s.i5 a.
l.i;S nIR%A%k 4 SfS ,5Si.
mn"ih Sa5 d. ' M hay III Iine C. wharf. Sor.
f"IF FISH, 81 s&.N ''iHiiT9iE.EE neT Tue asy
thur sday and Saturday from Company's
wharf 81 Go ~. m: PORTSMOUTH. GAS u.
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND
SrFFCLk--ht j. m; Portsmouth, $40
J.. ~. cnnncctinS at Suffolk with s. and
,yrIsiThe! Cor Ms,n \, Back, poanosln,
WORTH cHi;o!.rNA plylsIoN-ro..
narIH Leave, Leave. %"riolk Tor Washington. N.
y M. rtrrS:Sa:: freight ana passcnEers
trr Washington and points OH tnu Tar
, i'nnso aId l'nmiico rivers
Er,l%ht Tor iicwhcIn, y. q. received NJ
| y. and S l., " depot.
i FREIGHT received daily cscapt Sunday.
All sh'du!ea subject to chcmgc witi,.
out notice.
Nj T. CRowE!1. Agent.
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New YORK,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk I. R. Co
Cape
Charles
Route

'5iA iiOuE5 Gric.lmn Th,% ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH 80 hNI, NIGHT In
PRESS EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN DEFECT MAY ), lS9a
LEAVE NORFOLK.
n.uAth. Iiism street. 40 i. M
Arriyc At Philadelphia. 5:52 u.
nj: New York AT &:3S i. IN.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
j:i0 p. III. daily, Portsmouth, High stree I
BOO Arriy. 1T Philadelphia
$50 q. IN: New York, 7:i3 a. m.
AIRLINE Al NORFOLK.
500 n. III. daily, portsmouth. High street.
9:io) lcayin.; New York a; s y.
IN. Ihliidniphia nc p. III.
ARRIVE: At NOkFOI.K
sos p. III. daily: except Sunday-ports
mouth. lliGh street, Si5 y. m
leaving New York at a. M:
bhilatl"lrha, 90 n m
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
,,."iwrGn J:rs% CITY r'hiladciphia and
lor cars q DAY tian'a between Phila-
G'lI!iia ctG cane charles
Through ti"E.tt sold ana 'asgas5
c'l,ch"n 81 W"ii;r's Agency. under Al
laEt!: IL ".,i cn tive steamers
i. u. l~EE. Gcrernl AEene
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CoTee-Steady; no. common, 1870
!, &c: fhir, -! q i"c.: ';uhd wa ~. Z.
Choice. 2l42i;4c.: Laguayra, 81 lac.
Java, 2?U %u9.C.
SNrups and MISUNDERSTANDING yiups
bright. lisa 23c.: Fair Grades. lGa20c.
Porto Rico, lG. 20, and 26c.. as 10 grade.
NV Orleans Misunderstanding; Fair.
2U(d 2ac.: Good. :'GGI SOC: Choice. A5r
flour-Markct strong: advancing
Western Spring Wheat Bcs; Patent
Family, $i.a0; Winter Wheat
Pest Iatcnt. Family Si35: Win.
ter Wheat. Choice Patent. Si.25: Family
Si.l5: choice Straight Family $3.50
Good Family, $3.50: Fair Family. So. 80
Good Family, S3,75: Fair Family, 81. 30
SAB
Salt-Firm; Liverpool Fine, s161 10
as To grade: G. a.. 55Gi Csc. as TO weight
Ricc--Nlilied. 51Gc.: dice. in rough. c.
CSC. per hushcl.
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Chicago lInrLcI.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE Two extremes.
strength and weakness. were present
at different times in the wheat market
during to-day'S session. In the morn
ing the tone was exceptionally strong
ana IL WAS 4 difficult matter To solve.
why II WAS. An ovcrsold condition ui
IN" market was doubtless. the real
cause of the strength. After nc OH prices
broke away rapidly, ii hring claimed
1hat the advance was unnatural
May wheat opened fran CO.. Ia GGa. e..
sold between G7asNtG7i.c. and CO.., {. clos
Ing at the insidc-asc under ycs;cr-
day. Cash wheat was quoted about
steady.
Corn was moved altogether Ivy SYM
rahhy with wheat. When that grain
advanced prices in this markr, ros,
anu when the SHARP decline was inaugu-
rated. corn lost all its previous improve
m"nt. Nothing new in the situation
WAS reported. May corn opened at
SUlsc.. sold between S0A, q SOC, closing
al me insidc-,sr under Yesterday.
Cash corn was quiet ana steady.
oats were dull. but Joined wheat and
corii IN the early advances. later declin-
Ing. Thc1c WAS nothing Interesting or
especially entitled t. mention in :h,
trade. May oats closed a shade under
yesterday. Cash oats were steady.
I'roVisionS-'fhc hog market ur..r
opening firm ana higher. later berr,n..
weak and lost the advance. Provisions;
opened in sympathy with the lut,.r
tone, but subsequently ruled steady.
Packers sold literally and commission
men reported many outside buying Or
dcrs. May pork and May ribs each
closed shade under yesterday and
May lard unchanged.
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large Independent. 10 VIM. Lamb Il
Co. for coal.
Tug Mars, Bartlett, New York.
MEMORANDA
British stmr. Deptford passed in the
Capes ut l2:lJ p. III. for Hampton Roads
for orders.
Schr. Venus arrived at Old Point
Cape Henry. Va. Feb. l4.-l2 Nj
Clear. Northwest wind: 10 miles. Heavy
northeast sea.
CLEARED.
Schr. john II. Cannon. Harrison, New
York. with lumber.
Rargcs Charles II. Bowen and Thomas
=. Strann, Newberne. with Suano.
SAILED.
British stmp. Lismore. Gibson. Bel
fast via Newport News, by the North
American Transport Company. with $40
barrels flour and cars popular logs.
Schr. Fanny Tracy Hickman, New
York. with lumber.
Schr. ilurbcson Hickman. Henderson,
New York. with lumber.
Schr. Ida T.. Comley. Marshall Balti-
more. with lumber.
Schr. James II. Hargraves. Hammer
ley. Baltimore, with lumber.
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I'asavELEiss .Ga,lDE.

ne NoRE0Lk, ALBBMARLE AND
ATT .aNTIc RAILROAD co.
running between Norfolk and the famous
Virginia Beach Seaside Resort.
SlLAS w. BURT d w. VAN NORDEN,
Receivers.
ihiI TABLE No. LIN EFFECT
THURSDAY, FEB. q, 1876, AT &
O'CLOCK a. III.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
- Leave Norfolk n: m. mixed: 900 n.
m. stops only ut Thaia. Lynnhnven and
Ucc|mn: i2;o p. m. local express; $3.50 p.
Leave virginia HeachAy:Oo a. ~, local
inMpress il:oJ u. m. mixed: 2:lJ p. m.
toNal express; 400 y. M, stops only ut
oceana, iynnhavcn and Thuia.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Noriollf.-9:20 Il. M. stops only ut
hiiiGi' l.ynnhnvcn and Uceana: | 90 - M
IoGai express: $50 y. m. local express
Leave Virginia ltcach-lo:l0 II. M, local
EMPRESS; 2:lt D. IN. local express: I:JO D.
M M stops only at Occana, I.ynnhuvcn and
Trains stops only on signal Mt In,crme-
uihlc stations" to put off or take on pass
ciiE'rS. Local Express Trains make the
TRIP IN lorty-iivc minutes
a. clair Car iS attached to all passenger
'rai's. Seats - cents each
IL. 4. HOLLAND,
General SuDrrintpulruI
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Southern l'ruils-iianannS SlWl.".
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica, Sat
i'"r box: cucoanuts. Sioo per bag of lUU
l:emons. $..5oM3.oO: Northern apples
$3.00M4.00.
'rurnips. $l.a5. dun: sweet potatoes
S2.uo; haynan's. *2.5; yellow. $3.50
onions. Sl.I': rarsnins $3.50: celery
80 &C.. Il stalk: carrots, $l.75.
Poult:y-Ch Chickens. old 22iaGi o5c
spring chickens. l2GrISc.
Eggs Wholesale. ia l2c. per dozen
EceSwaX- per pound
Iluck-lrisli potatoes: Eating pota.
toes, SD rc9 bag: Onions. Sl.75 per
bag
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Port orNcwport News.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Mary Curtis, Maker, Rich
mond.
Stmp. Lismorc. Gibson. Norr5lk
Stmp. Miami. Townlcy, New York
Brig Roundabout, StaGg. New York.
Brig. Quinncbaug, Anderson, New
York.
Schr Meaning Star, -. rhiladel-
phia
SAILED.
BRIG Belle of Oregon. Harding l. s
ton.
!i;mp. Saturn, Lewis, Boston.
RriE knickerbocker. Lund. Boston.
Simp. Falls CT Brncillinncr.
Glasgow
Simp. Maria, --, Rotterdam.
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Money NIni.ItCf.

New York. Feb. li.--Nioncy on call
frmer a, 3M5 per cent; last loan al > per
cent, and closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6M1 per csnt
Bar silver. G7i.. Sterling Exchange
steady, With . quiz; business "a; iSGii n
4SGla for sixty days and iS1lamiS7& for
demand. posted rates, +S1M4SNt. Com
me"cial bills. 1881. 1856. Government,
bonds. lower; State bonds. dun: railway
bonds. firm. silver at the board was
quiet.
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live SINrl, .

E!eef Fairly supplied
and prices holding up; Western
North Carolina and Virginia
steers. fat. per pound. ........a Q4'ac
Eastern y. &. cattle. best ...... 2laM3i4 {
common Observation-Disclosures. 2Q2lac
Demand good
MILK Calves common pcr
POUND Observation-Disclosures. M n SIC
learlin% Calves. per pound ....2i. M3iac
sheep. per pound 2iaMl &
Hogs. live. gross weight. prime.
- 10 20u Observation-Disclosures. ~. c.
Fresh l'ork.-IIOGs. dressed
large, per pound ...........4 90 c
Hogs. dressed. small per
pound " &c
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. oats. 100000. Mess pork, slo.150
1920. Lard. s5.504552M. Short ribs,
sides, s5.20@5.25: dry sailed shoulders.
Si.75I5: short clear sides. s5.37h. Whis-
key Sl,22