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History OF American Shipping.

In 1889, only % per cent of the
foreign commerce OF the United
States was carried III American ships,
although American ships were built
from 33 to 80 per cent cheaper, and
better, and lasted longer, than fore.
ign ships. The first act of the first
Congress, and subsequent acts OF
that and other Congresses during
the latter part of the last century,
created preference for American
ships in the carriage Of American
foreign commerce, by taxing i'm
ports in foreign ships more than
they were taxed in American ships
The policy, during the nearly forty
years 1t was in force, enabled Amer.
lean ships to carry 80 per cent OF
American foreign commerce.
In the mistaken belief that Amer
lean ships could thereafter carry al
of our foreign commerce, without
any statutory preference, the legis.
lation that had created that prefer
ence was partly repealed in 1915
still more was repealed in 1917, and
in 1923 was wholly and finally re
pealed. From that time American
ships carried less and less of Ameri
can commerce, and at the beginning
of the civil war they carried 66 pei
cent, which had fallen at the close
of the war to but ~ per cent, and il
to-day but II per cent of our foreign
commerce.
In 1892 an Act was passed which
confined our coastwise and inlano
commerce to vessels of the United
States, an Act that has never been
disturbed, and which has given tc
the United States the finest shipp,
ing in the world. In 1892 American
registry was denied to foreign yes
sells, which Act has been continually
in force ever since. But the Act OF
1928, above referred to. nevertheless
permits foreign ships to freely com
pete with American ships in the
carriage of American foreign com
| merce.
From time TO time attempts have
been made to again give the carry,
ing of our commerce TO our own
ships, by bounties and subsidies. In
1913 subsidies were granted to two
transatlantic American lines and
withdraw in 1859, whereupon the
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SO Years of Free Trade in England.

What half century of free trade
has done in England is shown in
PROTECTION AND PRosPERITY.' The
author in concluding his exposition
of the tariff policy of Great Britain
says:
Sustained at first by assumptions,
prophecies and speculations, 1T has
been condemned and exposed by n
fair trial. Originally false in theory,
it has been equally Infamous in its
results. Had it not been for the pa
triotism, wisdom and humanity of
the people of other nations, this
economic devil fish would have fas-
tened its tentacles upon all nations,
and dragged the whole world into
its pool. 1t has reduced to degrade
tion and misery the wage-earners OF
the greatest commercial nation on
the globe, aud bound them to "A CON
dltion of servitude in some respects
worse than chattel slaves. Adopted
mt time when the most magnificent
results had been tested through pro.
lection, it has arrested industrial
growth, aud sent the nation on the
road to ruin. Powerful as n des-
troyiug agency it has proven impo-
| tent and weak as q saving ordinance.
That "cheapness' which was thought
TO be secured, has cheapened men
as well as commodities. The con.
sumer has suffered with the produc.
or. Failing most heavily, and strik
ing first at the wage geearner, 1T has
dealt blow after blow at the whole
industrial life of the kindom, re
duced profits of manufacturers, in-
comes of clerks, country merchants,
mechanics and all who depend on
the rewards of labor for subsistence
1t has eaten into the vitals of the
nation like an incurable disease
Skilled artisans have fled the coun-
try, followed by capital and indus
tries, seeking shelter under that pol.
icy OF protection to home industries
through which alone nation can
become great and its citizens pros
porous. As industries have been
supplanted and labor displaced by
competing imports, instead OF find
ing employment in other industries,
they have found relief either in emf
grafton or in almhouses. Goods
have nc been paid for with goods.
| lubbtut vi No-
nestle production have closed fac
tories, thrown labor out of employ
ment, silenced machinery, and in.
creased the army of unemployed and
peggars. Instead of stimulating ar
tisaus and manufacturers to greater
exertion and higher skill, free trade
has blighted their prospects. de-
stroying hope and left them III de-
spair, committed to u life-and-death
struggle for existence. Iustead OF
undermining and destroying foreign
rivals it has forced them as "a means
OF self-defence, to build up indus.
trial systems which have arisen to
menace and cripple their would-be
destroyer. The greed and avarice
upon which the whole fabric was
reared are meeting their just retri-
button, yet the innocent are suffer
ing with the guilty. Failing to mon
opolizo the markets of the world it
is now powerless to defend markets
at home Mr.. Golden and his AS
sociates built their whole CONNER
cial policy on false theories. false
prophecies and false hopes, which
were to be shattered and destroyed
by few years of actual experience.
This is free trade in England.
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Republican Committeeman

Adams u. T. Fetterolf. Tobias Mitchell.
Beaver. Nathan freed. irwin KlnneN.
Beaver WIN Ilreter, g. W. Boush:
Centre. j. W. SampSel. II. Z. SlmpScl.
Chapman u. 4. por'Z,iue, 7. II. Nichols.
Frankin.-C. II. Dunkclbcrger. j. w. hiSch
hover
Jackson. Vim. Martin j. = Yearick.
Niddleburgh, curtin BowcrsON, W. T. Fees.
Nidilecreck j !. Mitchell. y. l.. Row.
Monroe II n. BOrdner. |. v. BOust.
pcnn,-Dauicl kuOnse. q. L. wagner,
Pprry-Irwin Bower Henry Harding.
Perry W..-Dlnicl Mlnevii. II. *. Ftrster.
Spring.-Dr. 4. VI Smith. u F.Spald.
SelinsWrOvc.-E. ". Gcmb'rling. q. W. covert.
UnlOu,--Goo. I. Flanders. J. q. Stdhl.
Washington, VIM. &. llilblsh, Jerry Charles.i
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II your children are subject to
Group watch for the first symptom of
the disease sr-hoHrseuess. If Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse il
will prevent the attack. Even after
the croupy cough has appeared the
attack can always be prevented 10y
giving this remedy. 1t Is also invalu-
able for colds and whooping cough.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Hard OF Hearing for 50 Years
Caused by Catarrh, and Cured
bv DR.. Salm.

Rev. j. j. Lester. Swaes, Pa.
RcplA Ing 90 YOUR inquiry. as 90 testimonial
with my -iguaiure. published by Dr. Sllm, win
say, That was under hts treatment Tor ten
months Tor my hearing. lt was CJtarTh UI the
middle Ear, aud Ike yourself, could hear better
some days than others, hear better In noise My
nearing was very much improved by the treat
ment, ana have no doubt but tuut he can help
you. Dr. Salm appears 10 be an honest man ana
ht VIII tel Jul the truth, whether he car help
you or not. II were you, would certainly con
sult hlm, wa, longer afflicted than YOU. Ny
hearing was bad In one ear for about 35 years,
aud IA tue other turabOut 81 or 25 years Hoping
that yOhr hearing win be entirely restored re-
maln. lslAc Plers0n. HeIlOLd. nedI0rd CO.. ia.
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After the Country Doctors had Give.
en- Him up rs Incurable, DR.. Salm
Cured Him

must truly say that Dr. saIm has treated Inc
well aud have improved wonderfully under his
skillul treatment, even after our country doc
tors all gave me up as lncurahle. +. .WeidenInyel
PaNt"hNille, snyder co, Pa, Aug. ~, 1896.
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DIR. Salrl1 Snatchod FIor from He,
Ora 90.
Mr.. secretary:-

II,
You asked me why ala not come back last
month. The medicine Dr. Salm gave me helped
Inc so much, that thought Il was not necessary
10 return at present, but however, 4 need any
further treatment he Is my Physician. lie cured
me Of Scroiula about one year ago. snatche1 me.
you might say, nom the grave This Is saying a
good deal, but II is true. Mrs 4. T.. Meyer.
Linden Hall Centre co. Pa, July a. lsg6.
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Cnse ofCatarrh Cured by DIR. Salrr
Rev. j. d. Lelster. Swale3 Ps..

Yours came TO hHnd to-day. Dr.
Salm treated my 10 year old hoy Tor Catarrh In
the head. and cured him IN months. | don't
know whether he can cure you or not, but on
examination he Will tel you the truth. know
a man here. that he examined, and he told him
that he could not be cured. know other people
that he has done great deal OF good, In other
cases. Ben. |. Linbert.
Madisonburg, Centre Co, Pa.
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Case OF Ca.arrh cured by DIR. Salm,

For years have had bad case OF Catarrh,
took cold continually aud always had hcadache
bad stomach, rs well and too many accom-
panylng troubles TO mention. But now. after
only short treatment OF DR.. Salm, am almost
u mem man, Henry TfeOn.
Sunbury, NJrthd Co., Pa, Seut 9th, 1891.
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1--WE MUST HAN
100000 Go,,

The International Newsa,ss"''p
more, Md, tnukes mCst m, alo Bft
anyOhe selling 200 COPIES 'o,, ~, a. acs ,
story OF Jesus" or "Religion,.l ,l' ID
geOh; The greatest selllnv s,ssil
watch Is given IN ad .jilon 20 I,
selilng GO copies In 30 days ~ n,
~ 7 weeks, another 10 c6i,e, Vas q,
plete VI 90 combination ma, 70
90 cents. Freight pnld ~. y. ID
Uo0ks ana Bibles also 'v,v5li n
diately. 'a' NrsS
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READER.

What can be more attruv'a q,
made cheerful aud iragritl II
flowers all through IA" lOu w..
they can be had without pr.,. !,
without them ? A cOllaii.b \
Understanding bulbs. ln tlto,
ing the celebrated Raster IlE Ia
lips, &C.. alone worth sl.sl. (. ~
tum 10 AMERICAN GARDENiNl =
price Sl.Uv year. popularw46
Hover growers, by Mn,,r, VIZ "a
secdmen, 81 Dey ST., NY. e,11s,
firm whom we know 10 be- ,s,ss|
send them n postal card ana ry,l
tlculars by return mail, Thses \
repeated.
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a valuable pre.erl,,.~

F'~ffF
Editor Morrison Of Val
Ind, Sun" writes: "Ixl
valuable prescription 81
Bitters, and l can cheeriss
mend it for ConstipatiG I
Headache, and as a ge,ml
tonic it has no equal MI
Stehle, 2025 Cottage Ga|
Chicago, was all run ilr|
not eat nor digest food, hl
ache which never left hs 4
tired and weary, but stl 4
Electric Bitters restOreix|
and renewed her strengtL |
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From Sire TO SON.

As = Family Medicine Bacon's Celery King for
the Nerves passes from sire TO son as q legacy.
II you have Kidney Liver or Blood disorder do
not delay, hut get free sample package OF this
remedy at once. IL you have Indigestion, Con-
stipatOn, Headache, Rheumatism. etc, this
grand specific VIII cure you. $. +. Howell, Me-
Clure Pa, j. W Decker, Rlchfeld, W. IL. Her
man, TroXelville and Il. III Walters. Penns
Creek, the leading druggists sole agents, and
are distributing samples free 10 the aflicted.
Large packages Doc and 25c.
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Cured OlSlouach, Liver q E8Ys 7Ilu0le BY Dr. Saln

For more than years have had bad StOn-
acne, Liver ana Nerve trouble. Became 50 weak
mat couldn't WORK any more. For six ana one
halt years have tried the hest doctors Ia this
County but got worse aud worse, hut nov. after
short treatment with Dr. Salm | am able to
attend 20 my daily lahOrs again, putting In a
good days work Eat splendiily aud have
gaieh greatly lu weight, Phllip r Eaders.
DAlmAlln. Nlrlhd 90, Pa. Sent. o. lSlR
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Cancer | Carr,

Cancer cured on the tr.,,,
hand or anywhere on the 81.
the body ds eight days vl,bo,,
drop OF blood. No knife u.ot
sonable. Call at my Office O..
u. II. RoTHRoCK. NJ. d. ~
=. s.-Rindly ask your drp,.,.
whether he keeps Dr. n. r y.
dies vlzi Two-day Cough cur ~
ment. Electric Neuralgia curo ~.
ache Powders, Vegetable cons,. 4
all domestic animals. Ess. ps,,.
Tincture, Perfccto vanu, -,
goric ana Castor on. ifno, -
them at once as they are Sod =,
where. DIR. RoTnRocK. NOJ
Pharmacist, New Berlin. p,
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Received Grent Benefit.

| have received great bcneft from the three
months treatment have taken from Or. Salm,
Tor which feel very grateful. l.. f. Porter.
Butler, Butler Co, Pa, Aug. Isl, 1895.
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STATE.
For COngressmen-at-L Large.
GALUSIIA \. GROW,
=. \. DAVENPORT.
COUNTY.
For Congress.
TIIAD. VI. MAHON.
For state senator.
EDWIN VI. llUMMEI.
For Assembly,
CHARLES W. HERMAN.
i'or sheriff
I. SCOTT RITTER.
For Treasurer.
.ss So WILLIAM II. RIEGLE.
For Commissioners.
WILLIAM DREESE,
ISAAC SPOTrS.
For County Auditors,
j. &. BOWERSON,
G. +. MOYE Err.
For Coroner.
Dr. j. T.. BOGAR.
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have only taken a halt months treatment
and In that time, dare say, no one could have
done more for my health than Dr. Stlm. as teel
a great deal better. WIN. II. Knepp.
TrOxclyille. snyder CO.. Pa, Aug. %, 1896.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
AFFAIR EnsuiTy Prevailed for III, Standard
Issues and the IndusiriaiS.
SUGAR AND CHICAGO GAS IN DEMAND
The W enGsL OF Sugar was Ascribed
to LuJinS Tor Etavemcyer- KIecnc
:count-Tho Changers were Tn.
.ucnccd lis The Closing Hour by
I'm The West.

New York, Aug. 1.-THE tendency of
prices a the Slack Exchange I'll the
opening was upward. 4 fl.r .ciquiry pre-
NMlinS for tEe STAN iar1 ISSUES and the
.nCuSt:-l.S. N the CAGE of the last nam
ed Sugar cnl Chicago Gas wsre in tho
best demand, the former r.s.ng 20 lOG cha
best of the week, while Chicago Gas ;id-
vanced lA - "a. The Strength OF sugar
was again as.r.Nll 20 buying for Have
meyer-Kec.-e 2.CcOuIt. The Improvement
in the STANDARD stocks ou...ia OF Lake
Shore Was Gni;npol;lE.. .ay MG0%: per
cent. The crock c.2;rei. Moreover rose
X TO 1885,. ard cc'.nr.ss!3a houses. espe-
c.ally chose crn3cu.Cd wiin The ste: ling
exchange syndicate. ws:s a.ore Lull.s.h
in their views, - least so far a :hs in
restmect .sSS IS are cD12c:ncd
Later III small bulls wsrs inclined 10
take profits suI shor offcl..g; brouC:p:
about decline u 2h per cent. N SUGAR
ana 1sGtl ne; csn;. IN t.:e usually active
list. Mania -;..n Was weak and fe!l II On
old !epc.,i .h,c .kc Ga:eS:,..s ro- sle
June qG2;.er Will he uEfavorshla and
that the Giridoua rate VIII be re6ucsi
Inc s1,'5:i. tt.t e. rIci 20 w.ll nc, ie filed
nnll s1Ee time N august, and me d.vi-
oeiii matter We :I5t come UP for two
1;G!::Lsss o. -.
The Changers were influenced in tas
cicFLi:s ! .Gr ~ ihe rere tsCi aCnoraliza-
ton in '1;es al rae West. but the bur,
OF the selling was fc! professional ac-
coum; S@e, @ls'g,on closed weak In tone
ana generally Il 70 ia rer oer:. lover
on the day. Lake shore ga.nvd ~ nsr
cont. and C5rs oiidatsd Gas per cent.
Minnesr:a and ~. Louis hyat preferred
brought c.. against e., tn las; previously
reported sale.
Total transactions were &C. 100 .raaras
including 23,ioO sugar. 500 81 Paui nd
$500 Burlington
$4,000. ~
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so,Ac.: October. ale.

SoAc.: October. 31c
Oats-Oull and firm: options iirner
and oull; August. 22sac.; September.
E2ac. SPOT No. ., cage: No. > white,
2ok,c.: mixed Western. 24Gl25c.
Ecef-Ouict and steady: family. $4,000
eco: extra mess. s6.00Gt7.0o Beef hams.
steady. Sl4.50Ii500. Tierccd beef. quiet
and ateaGy: city extra India mess. sll.o0
G9l2.CO
Cut Enthusiastically aud drm: picked
bellies. ~. cp5c.: shoulders. 3%@4c.:
hams, 9eIlOc.
Lard-F'irmcr aud dull: Western
steam closed at 500 asked: city. s3ly.
Perk-Quiet and firm; old mess. sT.25cp
7.75: new mess. S7.T50S25.
Butter-Steady and fair inquiry; state
dairy. l0@l4kc.; do, creamery. 11h@
l5c.: Western dairy. 9Gl2c.: Elgins. l5c.
Coffee-Steady; August 10 points up;
others unchanged TO 8 points down: Sep
tcmber. S9.G0rNo.75; October. *o.25Gl9.30
December. E9.C0Ia,l5. Spot rio. dun ana
easy: No. {. lll.@i,3.c.
SuGcr-Raw quiet ard firm: fair re-
nning. &C. Refined. quiet and firm.
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Cotton Markets.

New Orleans. Aug. Futures steady:
sales. $500 bales; August, 6.7I: Septem-
l,er. C.63; October. GEO; November, Gel /;
Dece mher. G.G4: JalSuary, GO; February,
C.15; March. Go.
New York. Aug. Lotion Dull: mid
ding @uh, : ll-l6; middllng, 7-l6: gross
receipts. zoo bales; forwarded none;
stock. S0.52S bale:
Total to-day and so far this week: Net
receipts, l.3lS Ia les; exports to Great
Britain. 40 bales; to the Continent,
".lS7 bales: stock. 1897 bales
New York, Aug. 1.-Cotton-Futurcs
cio7ea steady: August. 7.2l; September
G.%e; Oc;ober. 6.91: November. csc: De-
cembtr, 6.SS; January. G.91; February.
500; March. 900; April, 7.oi; sales. 1S5, goo
baies.
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NAticctn Mnrincra.

Vineyard Sound light Vessel.-Notice
ID given by .hc LIGHT house Board thnt
On er ShoUt August Is. 1896, Light Vas-
oS No. fl. monrei abosht ia miles sOEtsl-
westerly Of Sor AID Pigs Rocks, y. SIDE
OF the westerly entrance ~ Vineyard
Solnd. vial be- w.shdrawn from her sta
tich fsr repairs and win ne temporarily
replaced by Relief Light Vessel No. So
Relief Light Vessel No. 50 VIII show
the same as Light Vessel N~. Al. two
fixed rcd reflector lights. and durihg
thick Ca fossy weather the fog signal VIA
he sounded by l2-nch steam whistle,
with the same characteristics as on No.
II. viz. blasts of SIX seconds duration.
separated by silent intervals OF for:y five
seconds.
Relief Light Vessel No. 50 has a :ed
hull. tHo ma.S:s, schooner riggtd. with
smokest2ck between the masts. but iif-
fers from Light Vessel No. IL in h0vinS
Relief No. So in white letters and fig
ures on each side
Light Vessel No. Al will be returned 10
her station us soon as repairs have been
completed, CT which due notice viii lie
given.
E.aS. Channel. New York Lower Bay
Notice IL also given that on or abou.
he substituted for each Of the two outer
buoys now marking the nortsea ste ~
side OF the East Channel entrance "a
New York Lower Bay az follows
East Bank Gas Buoy No 2-rh.s buoy
will show fixed red light. VIII be pa :nte<i
red. numbered . In whttc. and VIII he
moorsI IN about q fee: Of wafer IN place
OF the spar buoy g.: the SANE Color ana
number. Centennial Tower, Coney Is
land. y. b. l.. y T.. North Hook Boa
con, Sandy HOOK. SSW. q W. Roma~
Shoal Lighthouse. ". * g
Eas. Bank Gas Buoy No. 4.-This buoy
will SHOW fixed red light. will he ,n.;,t
cd real numbered IN white and WI be
mccred about mile NV q W. from Fa -.
Bank Gas BUOY No in ebou; II fee; Of
water in place Of the spar buoy Gs ihr
same color and number. SANDY Hcn,,
Lighthouse. $. q w. Romer Sb3al
Lighthouse. SW. 4 s. Elm Tree LsaA:.
house. NV. * ". The lights on ;h.sn
buoys should b. seen in Gear weather
from V 20 "a mSes. Should ether Of
IN" lights b. accidentally ex:inc,i!sI,e \
mariners al'r request to inform in.
light -heuse inspector, ToInpksrsv.lia.
New York
Bearings arc magnetic and gwen an.
proxImately: distances are IN nautical
miles; depths are mean low water.
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money Mark &c.

New York. Aug. Money on cali wa 9
nom!natly per cent. Prime merca nj No
paper GGI per cent. Sterling EXCHANGE
St%acy, with actual business in bankers
't us ~; e'SSM4.SSA for sixty days and
~ Sa1 11'''+ Ior demand Posted rates SIS
mf;Ssla. Commercial bIis 4.S7@IS7X
Government bonds quiet.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm.
Silver at the board was easier.
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Rice--Millea. sGec.
Grain

Peas-Dull; Black-eye Peas. s1o0 per
bag: black. 6eUG5c. per bushel; clay, S0Q
DOC. per busbel.
Southern White. 34c.
29c.
Mill Feed-BIarke: steady; Bran. SIC. 30
Gl30o: shipstuf, or middling $4,000
$500: meal. white bolted. per 90 lbs, 400
-, Ha5-Maryland and Virginia, No
Timothy. slG.50: No. .. sl4.50
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana NO. ]
Hay. Sl7.o0
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Sugar Market.

Market easier. Out of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates 10 tho
different points. Local sales are being
made as follows: Cut loaf. S5.aG: pow
dered. $685. granulated. Si.13; confec-
TONERS standard a. $500: American OFF
a. I.36; centennial bright. yellow i,
S4.O5: California II. s3.9S: Franklin stan
dard extra c, .S3.9S: Keystonc extra c,
Si.93: American extra c. $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-02
Live stock.
Quiet and duh

Choice heavy cattle. 3h@4c.: common
to fair cattle. 3Q3lhc; Eastern North
Carolina. best 2kG3Ac.: common. 1IAG7
&C.: heifers. Western. 3es3lsc: bulls. 26l
2hc.: fat cows. 2hm3i%c.: milch cows.
good. per head, s25.o0G@5. 90: cows. com
mon. Slo.oo@20.0o: butchers sheep. 2h ~
&c: good corn-fed hogs. 3ihc. light pigs
3lSc.; hogs, dull. Lambs, best, 3G85c.
per pound: common not waited at any
price.
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Raitinnrr Mnrsset.

Baltimore. Aug. Flour firm and I'M
charged.
Wkv2t-Steady; spot and August. 620
62hc; September, 62&s q 62& c: steamer No.
. red. 5Sm5SAc; Southern by sample. G00
Gihc: do on grade Coz. dtG3%c.
CGrn-Easy: spot, 29laG29ssc: August.
29ii 6I2Shsc: September. 29l.@295sc: Sou til
egn wh.ce ana yellow com, 31@3lc.
Oats-Firm: No. . white, 2S1S@29c; No.
mixed, 24kM25c.
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Proouse.

Southern Fruit-Banannas. 75c. 9s15s
per bunch: oranges. Nessina, s4.5sp5. co:
cocoanuts 1918 per bag of 100: lemons,
S2.1S@30O; CO bbage new. 75c per crate
HavmeEs. sl.75; yellow, s1.75: Bermuda
onions. Sac. per crate.
muda onions. Sl.25 per crate.
Peultry-Chickens. old, 25c.: sprine
chickens. large. 10000; small, 1oe.
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NORFOLK Z SOUTHERN R. R 60,

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E l,Sl.K daily Except sunday 70 u. IN. for
Rener PantcGo Belhavcn. etc. Conndcis;
at F1ienton with y. Il s. r. II. steamer
81 Is,,rd fellows; Daily except Sunday Tor
Wi nGsorn T TI1nsS6A T MnunHfSH s sna
SATURDAY for all landings ON Chownfi
r r i and Como ON MONDAY and Fri
GESDAYs FOR Salmon Creek Connect
irG 1T Bellhayen with steamer Vir.inin
i W i?r MnE,lsyvnIsa is3H;m Greek An
ings.
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S ~, NJ Connsc,s at Liiasheth City
day and Saturday foY Nc.befn. ' Dew.
csisc Landing. Morehend City. kin-ton
h q5. J G@ssSHa via wl,mnH n e r. nna
all statiorrs on tho W. N & X. X Il.
styn. A HaB n AT NosF 20, n ox
Sunday at t:25 p. M. amd Ekploss daily
for th lh al S Ea and s,eam and h 3 Esgfsk
%orioi4 and Western depot Freight sta
GoDtion on Water street.
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Southern railroad and EastcrR NORTH
FrrI; lit received daily until r n NJ and
forwarded prainptly al low rate
Genegal eaie Of the n. O ( 's'kiE +. f. Con- ;oy
Genera. rs!Ent {, sd it !1,a5! Agent.
N. K. KING. Central Manager.
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Now YnrI, NnrEaf

New York. Aug. 1.-Flour-Dun and
unchanged.
Wheat Dull and firmer; ungraded
red. 5SG6Sc.
Corn-Dull and firm: No. Q aessc e,e-
yator: 331kc. afloat. Options dull and
closed firm at Ii cent advance; august,