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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25
Cotton Markets.

New York. March 24-Cotton-Stcady:
middling gulf. SIS; middllng, 7N. Net
receipts. none; gross. 5,043 balts; ex-
ports to the Continent. 600 bales: for
warded. l.2l6 bales; sales, 3.3s2 bales
spinners. $40 bales; stock l65 l52 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. lT,l47 bales:
exports 10 Great Britain. 5052 bales: to
the Continent, 4,50l bales; stock, ESQ.,
73S bales
Totals so far this week: Net receipts.
BOOB bales; exports to Great Britain,
2o.2o3 bales; to France. 4G2 bales; TO the
Continent. 300 .4O5 bales.
New York, March 2i-Cotton-Fu-
lures closed quiet: sales, 79.7OO bales:
March. ISL: April. 7.53: May. 7.59: June
and July and August. do: September.
80: October, 7.2o: November, 7.l5; De-
cembcr, us; January. 100
Liverpool, March 2I.-l2:3O r. m.-Cot-
ton-)emand moderate; prices easier:
American middling. 13-32d.; sales. S. 900
bales; American, 1000 bnles: spccula-
ton and export, 500 bales: receipts. 10
ooo bales american. l2,500 bales. Flu
lures opened quiet demand poor.
liverpool March 2i.-l2:ih D. M
American grades decline l-S2d.
Liverpool. March 2l.--f u. INJECTION
March. lS-GtGi l9-64d.: March IL
$40 lS-6+d.. buyer: April and Nav. 4
li-Gtd.. seller; May and June. l6.G4d
buyer; June and July, 4 1864 lh-64d
buyer; July and AUGUST, 4 l4-6id., seller:
August and September. 10-G404 ll-6ld
Seller; September and October. 4 2-6Id
buyer: October and November. 3 61-6.G
} 62-64d. seller: November and Deccm-
her, . Go-6id.. seller: December and Jan
uary. 60-64d., seller Futures closed
steady y
New Orleans. March 2i.-Cot,op-Fu-
lures dull but steady: sales. -. 200 bales.
March. i.iS; April. ~: MAY. $50. .J,inn'
~; July. ~; August. 1881 Sen.embor
Ho5; October, ca: November, 6.92; De
cember 6.94
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A RAID BY THE BEARS
The Advance In Sterling Exchange Ap.
pearedto Encourage Them Somewhat.
STOCKS WERE DEPRESSED UNTIL LATE.
There Was Some Talk About Gold
Shipments tn the Near Future
The Reported embarrassment of
Bank Could Not BE Confirmed
Speculation Closed Steady.

New York, March 24-Stocks were de-
pressed until late in the day. lower quo
tations from London. an advance In
sterling exchange and the selling OF
about 5000 shares of St. Paul and Louis
VILE and Nashville for foreign account
having encouraged the local bears. The
advance in sterling exchange appeared
to encourage the latter, and they added
to their outstanding lines. There was
some talk about gold shipments In the
near future, and this, with the revival of
the rumors about a down town bank
being In trouble, materially assisted
those operating for lower prices. a
good deal was heard again about the
unsatisfactory conditions of trade, but
certain officials Of financial institutions
IN the neighborhood Of Wall street were
Of opinion that this feature of the COM
mercial situation had been exaggerated
for effect. The reported embarrassment
OF bank could not be confirmed. The
early loss in prices ranged from 1902
per cent, and was we'll distributed, the
Industrals. the Changers. Louisville and
Nashville, Reading, Northern Pacific
preferred Western Union, all being
prominent In the decline. Washington
firms were again sellers of the active list.
In the last hour Chicago Gas bounded
up from 65B to 6T3s, on an unconiirmed
report that the company intended re-
Stunning dividends. The rise in the stock
alarmed the smaller shorts and an adj
vance Of h@1s per cent. followed. Cen
eral Electric. the \Grangers. Louisville
and Nashville, Manhattan, and North
ern Pacific leading.
Specula ton closed steady in tone. Net
changes were slight either way. Sugar.
however, lost " per cent. At the close
there was good demand for stocks In
the loan crowd, which indicates that the
short interest has been materially in
creased.
Total sales were 1S2.Sl0 shares includ
ing 1920 Sugar, $4,000 ST. Paul. 10000
Burlington and Quincy, and II, 500 Louis
Vile and Nashville.
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Chicago. March 24-The wheat mar
ket began at DISADVANTAGE to-day, but
redeemed itself bcfofc the close. On
the curn,' prior to the opening prices
were depressed by the large Northwest
crn receipts, and the weakness was
conveyed 10 the regular markets For
a time during The morning there seem
cd 10 be no rtcuperatiVc power. no con-
tldence being displayed by the bull ele-
ment. Several of the influential opera
TOYS. who were short. covered later on
and thstr buying lifted values above
yesterdays close where they remained
most of the session. Near the close
There appeared more 1irmness and final
figures were almost best of the day
Corn-Speculative interest was a neg
alive quantity IN corn. The tone and
feeling was dependent on wheat, prices
moving lower early and upward later
under that influence trade was mostly
local, recent sellers buying back what
they had disposed of. and scalpcrs
taking few risks OF minor importance
Oats ranged at lower prices carly. but
when the wheat and corn markets raj
He'd they also had II moderate recovery
There was moderately good trade
yesterdays break having created a fair
short interest, which has been covering
tod day.
Observation-Disclosures in product was
ascribed to a break of 56llO cents in
hog prices this morning. but in addition
thereto there was a decided boar senti-
sent In control of the market Profess
SIGNALS were arrayed against prices and
under that condition the buying was
not OF the kind TO invigorate the tone.
The close was Tx cents lower for May
pork.
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no EXTRA FARE or ANY TRAIN

Mi; No: tos. - Atlanta Special" leaves
Leave. Portsmouth,. DAILY. 1901 night.
Tor suffolk franklin, Boykin, w oden, H.n.
isthon. Raleigh, Sol'huIn Pines WuapsLuru
Monroe, ,Charl"tte, Chester. Clinton, t:rron.
wood, Abb.,:iIa, Elbcr'on. Athens. Atlantis,
Augusta Maron, Montgomery, New Oricn.,
Nashville. Msmrhis. Selma. PENSACOLA. Texas
Morico, California. Sulii Limited Train. will
Pullman Euiioi Sieepers and ysstibulrd Coaches.
No: 1i',"The $; a. L.. Express" leaves
Norfoik, daily, AT DOB ann. Leaves Ports
mouth, daily. nj g.l5 n.nt. for nil ANY.
points snd ptndleron. Muifreaskoro, Lewiston.
l1nIham. and all Atlantic Coast Line points. vim
Weldon Ais" connecting at Franklin MONDAYS
Wednesdays AID Fridaye. for iaHdugs on the river
No. 4O..-A rriv, Portsmouth d3iiy 7Yo a M
No. IS Arrive Portsmouth daily 6.50p.m,
For tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car rsser.
vHtions, etc. apply 10
j. NJ brown. lr.. PiI,r Att, IT a,in ST., Norfolk VI,
Wv H. Williams. Ticket Igt., Az High ST. Pot.p,utb Va
G'o aef. Bate TrE'. Psu'r Ast., Port.no. VI.
u. NJ. John, fisr.Prssdent and GsHsral Maa.c.r
>. n ht ELf, General superintendent, rortsnouth Va.
H. W. " GLOfEE Iraae l,ols.r.
7. ). ANDERSON, 6sn'i Ps,s.r I.t.
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FHAvELsns.,,. CIT, b 81, !, 3
1H -, e: 3 ssss' ts,Ii,s.
ms OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |! /
zoa lghPhAY
e FVA NEW YORK I;

| PASSENGER SIMS ARE .APoINr.
ED TO SAIL from Norfolk DAILY at
THHIIsPA AYs AND Fridays a ssp :. ~:
commodations unsurpassed g So = 'esss
Fare. Including meals and state q. 81
Fare. round trip. limited to thirty q
FOR tickets and reservation Of state Tile
room apply 1T campanys office, III
Newport News every SUNDAY iP eye isRys
@;Fyhs scH fhaSns % Of nf sfH n@GsSnHp
Northampton. I.uray. .Accomack, Enola
and Elaine, sailing daily except SUN
FOR OLD PoIET.At $50 and -i Ii Is x.
% eo5 ana sa and P s On p0rtsmouth S:4s and
Norfolk: at zoo and ii:so A. m ma and Mna ia
+, For liAMPr9N.Ai il:l5 a; m and nd
pE9h NE ;SSs a as1 5isi r f:
2:45 p. m; Bay Line Wharf at p. M:
lS6R iSAsT AND WARE RIVERS
mT Rn9 AZ J;s & wb mn Gas a.
sKN RiVERs-TonehhiRns ia at S Cd Ps SEy-
Leave Compamy,.s Wharf Monday, Wed.
I nesdny and Friday at $50 a: m: Ports
CT n "a. 80 49, i'.hS i1iiic Sna Nor
foik, at 900 y: m: returning next day
FOR SEVERN RIVER-Tuesdav
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf ut $50 q. m: Portsmouth, 6:45
III; Gay Line: Norfolk: a m. -
Eolt NANSlsMOND RIVER AND
p m; connecting at Suffolk with s. and
Frelgh, for Mathews. Back poonos,n
Ware severn and Nansemond rivera
NoltTll CAROLINA D1vISION-For-
N N
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington n.
G.. Mondays at n. M: Thurstlays at
u. M. carrying freight and pnssengers
for Washington and points on the Tar
PunGo and I'!mlico rivers.
>,frcSh. Tor Mewhern. n. c., received at
Freight received daily except SUNDAY.
~ schedules subject to change with
N. B. CRowELIi. Agent.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co

siA HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE
PREsS; EAG a : WAY Y'hi EN-
SCHEDULE; | N E.FlIEcr MAY g. 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
ido q. H. daliy, except Sunuay-(PortS-
mouth, High street, Z so a. M.
Arrive 1T Philadelphia $50 o..
IN; New York at S:3S d. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Clio p. m daily, Portsmouth. High street
6:5sj arrive at Philadelphia
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
900 q. m. daily. CPortsmouth, High street.
9:l0,) leaving New York at o.
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
sos p. m. daily: except sunday-(Ports.
mouth, High street. 8:lb D. my
leaving New York at a. m. !:
Phila helphia, 1929 n. M
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines TO and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
Cape Charles. Pullman BUFFET and Par
lor Cars on day trains between Phila-
delphia and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at. Wakes Agency, under At
~ r. b. COOKE. General Agent
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The schooner Robert S. Graham,
bound from Danversport. Mass, TO
I-Cspbert's Point. to load coal for South
port. has arrived In the Della ware Break
hauled out OH the ways before her
cargo OF coal - taken a Oourd.
Captain r.. RuggelS and crew have
returned from Smiths Island. where
they have been engaged III making re-
pairs to the wharf nt the Quarantine
Station. They came home In an open
boat.
The schooner Charles C. Joyce had
terrifying jibboom and port cathe:ld car
ried away yesterday evening while be
! Ing docked by the tug David b. I'M.
by fouling the British steamship Lady
Palmer.
The position OF the wreck or reef.
which was passed by the British steam
ship FelbridEe at G:20 y. III. the 22d
instant. was ut that time In lat. ~. IS
~ long, IL sc w. Cape Henry bear
ing. ~ w by w. II w. true. Cape
Charles bearing. N. w. by w. Il y.
true. Current. N. L. NE, . knots.
Wind fresh from S. w.
Captain Davies. OF the British steam
ship Febridgc. reports that he found,
when off Currituck. cucrcn: running
In an opposite direction from what I,
was reported on his admiralty chart
and but for hearing the reports of the
guns of the United States cruiser New
| York. which was practicsnC near Cape
| Henry at the time. he would have failed
! to make the Capes.
| Messrs. william Lamb & Co. yeSter-
day cleared three American schooners
for foreign ports. the S. y. Hitchcock
! Captain Sortnson. q Norwegian, 70!
bermuda: the James b. Jordan, Captain
| IIempel. for Santiago dc Cuba. Captain
| Hcmpel is "A Dane and u son of the
10, IIe nj q a
| Navigation ut Copenhagen. Then
comes The. schooner James w. BiEelow
Captain Bird, an American. bound fol
Demerara.
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Southern Fruit-Bananas. 75c. @sl. ..
per bunch: oranges, Messina s3.25mi: CO.
coanuts. 1915 per bag of 100: Lemons
s2o0ar3.Uo; Northern apples. S4.uUI 81. ou
Turnips. sl250l5O: sweet potatoes;
Hayman's, sIT5; yellow. s2.35G2.5 red
$1,000 l.25: onions. Sl.70: rarsnips $3.50
celery. 3Q4c. n stalk: carrots. si.75.
Poultry-Chickens. old. 25Q21kc.
spring chickens, none on market
Eggs-Wholcsaie. 9ml0c per dozen.
BeeswaX-26I2Tc. per pound.
Truck-Irish potatoes: Eating oota.
toes. SOC. a 81 - per bag.
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Frcsh Eisil.

Firm and steady. Trout. large (per
boX), $10Gll; trout, medium (per boX).
sS.50dpS.l5; mixed tper boX). sG.50Q7; null
lets (per bOx), s6.50Q7: croakers (ppr
boN). s6.5o4I; taylors Wer box). 81 50Gt
s; sheepshead (per pound. SllOc; Span
ish mackerel tper pound. l2c rock Uer
pound. lo@12ls; pampaho. lac; blues. &c;
black bass. GITc; white perch. ik@5c;
yellow perch. &c: Florida shad. l5Q 2Uc;
red snapper. SIC: groupers. Sc: North
Carolina shad. 2O@4oc.
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MONEY Harriet.

New York March 24.-Money on call.
easier at 3W3ia per cent; last loan at 3
per cent and closing offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 5i.n6
per cent. Bars liver, GSlIc. Sterling eX-
chengc. strong. with actual business
In bankers bills at 1870 1914 for Go days
and $3.50 1851. for demand. Posted rates.
iSScliS9 Commercial bills. 4S6Q4S6ia
Government bonds, firm state bonds.
weak: railroad bonds, steady. Silver at
the Board was dull.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT Of Norfolk md PortSm0uth
March cath. Is8G.
A

British stmp. Sirona, Wood. New Or.
ieans TO Manchester. to VIM. Lamb &
Co. Coalcd and sailed.
Schrs. John Twohy. Thatcher: Helen
II. Benedict. Brocket. Boston; Mary A,
randall. Burch. New London. and Alice
H. Phillips. Crossley. bridgeport. 10
VIM. Lamb n Co. for coal.
Schr. S. V. W. Simmons. Griffith. Now
York. with euano. to the American
Guano Company.
Schr. Minerva l.. Webmore EiIl
Washington. light.
Schr. VIM. H. Davidson, Hankins.
New Haven. light
Schr. Ada May. Hudson. Cape Charles
to North Carolina. light.
schr' Bonito. ------. Chlncoteaguc 10
North Carolina. light
Schr. Jacob S. Barnes, -. North
Carolina. With oysters.
Barge Jackson. No. 8, North Carolina
with cargo.
Fargo n. &: W., No. l, to VIM. Lamb
& Co.. for coal.
CLEARED.
Schr. $. +. Hitchcock. Sorcnson. Ham
ilton. Bermuda. by VIM. Lamb & Co,
with 500 tons coal.
town. Dcmcrara. by VIM. Lamb & Co.
with 16O Ions coal.
Schr. James Il. Jordan. Hempel, San
tiaso de Cuba, by VIM Lamb G. 60
with l.030 tons coal.
Schr. Helen Hasbrouck. Sprague, New
York. With lumber
SAILED
British stmp. Dingwall Kendall west
Hartiepool, by the North American
transport Company, with l05, 900 bushels
corn.
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baltimore Marker.

Baltimore. March 24.-Flour dull.
Whcat--Dull; No. red spot and
March. 71h@71Nc.; May. GS&c. asked:
July. 6S7sc.. asked; Southern. by sample.
75076c.: do. on grade. 7l1a@74Ac
Corn-'Steady; mixed spot, March and
April. 333s@33%c,; May, 34,a@34Ac.
@36c.
Oats-Steady; No. .. white Western,
26E2G2Ic.; No. mixed do, 24ka25c.
Rye-Dull; No. ., 42kc.. nearby; IS
@46c., Western.
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sugar Market.

Market steady. Out OF town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates to
the different points. Local sales are be-
ing made rs follows: Cut loaf $5.73;
powdered. s5.iS; granulated s623: con
Iectloners standard "a" SELL: Ameri-
can off a." 81. Sc: Franklin nearly white
Il. Sa.72; centennial bright yellow "B. %
4.4S; Franklin standard extra &C" s4.3G;
keystone standard extra &C." SAG;
American extra &C" si23
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1.-Two Sfnck .

Choice heavy cattle. 4@4hc.; common to
fair cattle, 81 Q3Nc: Eastern North Car
DINA cattle. best. 3G3Ac.; hcifers. West
ern. 3A43isc.: bulls. 2@2hc.; fat COWS.
2E@34c.: mich cows. good. per head,
2o03o; cows. common. sl5025: butchers
sheep. 3EMic: good corn-fed hogs. Ia
"a light pigs, 3s4@ic; fresh pork, hogs
dressed. large. psr pound. i05c. hogs,
dressed. small per pound. 5@5l2c.
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G rain.

Peas-Quiet; Black-eye Peas, $1,000
1.so per bag; Black. 75@Soc. per bushel:
Clay. b0df60c per bushel
Corn-Southern White. 34@S5c.
Oats--Stsady: Mixed. CSC: white, SOC.
Mill Feed-NIarket steady: Bran, s14.0O:
shipstuT. or middling. SIS meal, white
bolted. per SO lbs. S9hGE4lc
Hay--Maryland ana Virginia. No. /
Timothy. slI.00Gl1.50: No. .. S155O6Il6 90.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No /
Timothy Hay, $500.
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Port UfScwpori News.

ANN !fl-o.
Schr. Charles X. Schulz. Hall, Provi.
dence.
schr. Luther u. Garretson, -
Savannah.
SAILED.
German stmp Scandal. Sunderhofr
Hamburg.
Br. stmp. sanderson. Smith, Glas-
gov.
Barge Marion. . Allyn's Point
NOTES
Sohr. Luther IT. Garretson arrived at
the yard from Savannah. Ca. with
lumber. She came on account Of +. g.
Huntington & Co.
The steamship Menemsha was not
locked yesterday. but will probably
go in to-day
1, is said that the Paris will sail for
New York Sunday morning
Come of the iron men are leaving
here 10 se.k employment In the ship
building esta blishments on the grea:
lakes. Like birds OF passage they go
North In the spring and South IN the
fall.
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Iirava;l.r:rs>, G,,Ip,t.
N,&lv NoREoLk AND VIEW

N.&1Y NoREoLk AND VIEW
RAILROAD COMPLY.
t',v ape In Effect February o. 1896,
7.R1 s,,'e NorLolk. daily. except Sunday.
mni, s'W ", = IN m. $40 y. inland ON Saturdays
a i:eays Ocean View. daily except Sun
gay; S;iS a. M 1912 n. m. 1900 noon. 200
days ony at 1880 y. IN.
, Leave n Norfolk, Sunday. 800 u. m. HOO
Leave Ocean View. Sunday. loco a m,
l2:oo noon, 100 j.. H.. 400 y. M., Goo D. m
w. u iSARRFI"r, Jr.
General Manager
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wood; No. 2 spring wheat, 6oA 06lc. ;
No. red, G3hQ65c. No. corn. 2s9
2S@c.; No. oats, 1SA @1Shc. mess pork,
SS.7o@S.S0; lard, S5.o7hR5.10: S. r. Sides,
si.IoQ4.75: d. S. Shoulders. si5OQ
4.62&c.; S. G. sides. $4.62hG4.75.
Whiskey. Sl.22.
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TR avELERS, GUIDE.

CL3DE'S REGULAR LINE S1'EAM.
SSHlPS FOR PH1LADELPHIA-On
direct line from Norfolk to Philadclphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon.
cay, HgunesIay anu Saturday at . y.
Thursday and Saturday. A-esoaS'
Through, bills OF lading to all points
South and Southwest via Seaboard All
Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES W. McCARRICK.
senerAi sou'De W. 44seG9 fy SSGrfelk; Va
a LIZ -, ! AEents. Phllad slnhis. b
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SAILED
Maritime ,IisceIlanx

The schooner Hester A. Waters, Capt.
ROCKWELL. sailed from Baltimore last
wednesday for Scotland. James river
arrived there. loadcd full cargo OF
lumber and arrived back at Baltimore
again on Sunday.
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General Manager.
A TLANTlc AND nAMviLLE RAIL

ATLANTIC AND nAA.MviLLE RAIL
SCHEDULE IN EEf'Ecr NOVEMBER
Ii. lSs6
O. lie Leave Shippers Compress Wharf, daily
Danyiile and all intermediato stations
Norfolk. 5:25 p. m: west Norfolk. 5:s s5'I p
IN. Lave Lawrencovilie daily Except
sunday u 6:oo a. m, arriving at Dan
Connection made at Danville ana JEFF
fress Junction with Southern Railway
System: at Denniston Junction for Dur
ham, South Boston and all points on
the Durhan Division OF the y. and W.
r. r.
Pullman sleepers between Danvilic.
and New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Companys Agency
at wharf Norfolk, w. v. II. Williams
Agency, Portsmouth.
WIN. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. Q. IhIEES,
Superintendent.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron pulace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
IESTON and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
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Port ef suffolk.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Lottie Russell. Fiddler. Norfolk,
to load lumber.
SAILED,
Schr. Charles B. Leet, Cranmer, New
York. with cargo.
Schr. Elanora Van Dusen, Godfrey.
New York. with cargo
Schr. Millville, PHILADELPHIA.
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Nortoik cotton Market.
WHOLESALE aEorATIoxs.
Norfolk Va Marc

Norfolk, Va. March "a, 1896.
Fish-Mackerel, No. 2. in kegs. 81 90.
new. small $3.50; new. medium. ST.. On.
No 3. in kegs, 81. so: Herring. Family
Roe, half barrel. s2.75: North Carolina
Cut Herring. S3.25@3.75: Eastern. I'm bar.
rels, s2.75.
Mess Pork-New, s1o5O.
Hani-Pork sl050.
Hams-Smithfeld--. l2G13c
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs. SEE. "a,
backs. SIC; bellies, bMc.. as 10 size
pieces; pork plate, si.75.
Shoulders-Sugarcur SIC.
Racon-Shoulders, CSC.
Breasts-Sugar-cure Sc.
Lard-Pure lard. tierces, Gk1SAc &C
10 cases and tubs: 7hc. over tIerces: com
pouna, 4&c.; tierces in cases. Sc.
Ckeese-Cream, l0c: Western D,ar,.
9@aifc.
Butter-Narket firm: New York State
dairy. new. 2Oc.; fresh creamery. 2a@
CSC: Western. l01aoc. ny
Kerosene Oil-Firm: 1l2 degrees sXc .
GO degrees. Ike; Red. $50 degrees. 1oc
Groceries.
Coffee-~StronGer and u cent hieb,-.
rio, common. lGh@l7ac.; Fair. 81 IN
lsc.; Good, 2eG2oNo.: Choice. 2i92IXeWt.
Laguayra. q l,3c.; Java. 2sQ3OHc.
Syrups and ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Syrups
Bright, 18@GSc.: Fair Grades. lGap2Go
Porto Rico. l6. 20 and 2Gc. as to grad.
New Orleans Molasses-Quict: Eaip
2o925c.: Good. 3s04oc.: Choice, 45c.
Flour-Market was steady: West
ern SPRING. Wheat Best Patent
Family, s4.40: Winter Wheat. Best Pa,
tent. Family. S4.35: Winter wheat
Cheice Patent. sA15: Family, s4.0S:
Choice Straight Family. sass; Coed
as7ei Eaic &ssaitg. aa,RQ; Coca
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NlaFaLE 1 SOUTHERN R, E. q,

sSipg AND s. Exp Fl; EST LE S,H So 81.
Ir1l.k tally lexc.pt Sunday 10 II. IN. lJr
E :iiz lily. Ea.i,!on. Markcy's Ferry.
1T Edcn,on viii n ard s. H. H. s G,..., 1cs
ii ,si fyIlo%s; DAILY Eexcsp, Sunday Tor
Windsor. TUESDAY, TIiURSDAY aid
$Art !iDAy for ali ianiiags IN tiho~am
~, ~ tnu Como on MONDAY ana FRI
NI.SpAhS Tor Salmon Creek Convict
inv AT Hcllharen with steamer Vir,tni.
Dare Ter baskerville; South Greek. All
ingS.
,,G GY !: II EXpREss LEAVES NOR
i;,izabelh city. Edenton and wayls ta y
tons. Connects mt Elizabeth 9th With
. me steamer Neuse TUESDAY. thursday
Landing. M"rehcad civ Kir4tor a"I
Gol:lsboro via a: and n. C. II. r., and for
!; ,iso Wilmington, y. c.. and ali
=, ARELVE At MoRFQLk
s, MALI a. nN ~ EMPRESS daily Except
(sNcepi $nnayyp at nj 2nu a. iM lh naily
wi mith all rail and s,ea,a, ,ipes At Norfolk
SiS n" rs s;fsE; S S.:
E a. 1IIi I%S,; H GTAfT2pILINA DISPATCH.
MINIoN LINE between ali noi H,:i} ~ ~
and East via Norfolk and Eor aiT N9 and
Southern Railroad and Eastern 'f No aIS
freight received daily until 8 D. IN. and
iorward!y promptly at low rate 0
For fnrthcr information apply to the
Norfolk. Va. ~
c H. c; HUDGINs,
NJ Gen HI1c Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
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Baltimore, March 23.-Schrs. Thoma (
j. Shry"ck. Lizzie a. Williams, William
aud James. John 9. Ferguson. Amelia
H@rn. Fair Wind. Alice Hodges ana
iIcnnie L. James
New York. March 23-Schrs. John "a
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Family. $685.; Fair Family, Sc 90
Salt-T'lrm: Live; pool Fine. $1,000
lilo. as to grade; G. A. 55I65c.. as to
weight.
RIce-Mnled, 5@Gc.; rice. in rough. 25
030c. per bushel.
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Peanut Marker

Market-Quiet; Prime. SHc: strict
~ prime. 3fac.: fancy. gaze: common
2@"tkc.: Spanish s1.l0.