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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-27
New York srarIsc,.

New York. Feb. 26.-Flour-Duli and
steady; unchanged.
Wheat-Moaerately active and easier;
No. red, store and elevator, Sl@S1Kc. !;
atioat, S2k@S2Mc.
Corn-Sctlrce, firm and, dull; No. 9,
S6Sc., In elevator; 37&c, atioat; options
ware dull and steady az NC. decline;
February. $40; May, 3GAc.; July, 37ssc.
Oats-Dull and firm; options dull and
easier; FEBRUARY. 26Ac.; March, 25%ct /;
May. 253sc.: spot pI:ceS-No. ., 2GNc:
No. 2. white. 21Mc.; mixed Western,
2Gh@27Ec.
Realistically and unchanged.
Tle/ced beef dull ana steady; city
extra, India mess. s15.0O@1G5O
Eut-meats quiet and UNCHANGED.
Iard-C2utet and easy; Western steam.
S5.60@So.G24; city, So.
Pork-lh moderate demand and
steady: mess. Sl0.25@$lO.T5.
Butter-Choice firm and fairly active.
State dairy. 9@2oc.: do. creamery held
at l39lSlac.; 'Western creamery, 146022c.
Elgins. 22c.
Coffee-Easy and unchanged to {
points down; March. sl2.tO@l2.45; April,
SlZ;l5; May, $l1.S5Ql1.9O; June, $li so:
naiy, Nl.25@ll,3O; September. sIO.75Q
1920: SPOT steady; No. Z, l3Ac.
Susar-Raw quiet, steady and I'M
changed.
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raiAVl.I i Il 3
TIA W.,
.Eas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gvhPRAl &! &.
a FUR NEWLY ORK9

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE Apo ~
ED 10 SrAiL from Norfolk. DAILY s.
"a Z ry tas Nyw 1 $fss Ha S9M
sMTT 5IsI3s sass Passenssf
Fare. including meals and y state
Fare. round trip. limited to thirty = ss
F FeT tickets and reservation 81 SAC 81
ns%S5Es SsSe svs{y SaSpSs4P ssss
aE TfM sc hifhGha t BE- ne sraMHs
and Galne SAILING daiS eseept 5sHSS i
d1Fx Lesyf S SsS aa NHrie
1sSS sorf OK sifS and hsS ss j Lane
A FOR j p RAMpToN-At HIS a. m. aaa ana
400 :. M; Sortsmoath at 1906 and an; 5 s:eass
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
Eli b. M Bag 2:yo ne nv Wharf er ss Il E!
dS $Sh eI H4sF sa 2SB WARE n1vnRy
Hay nhss FSatSSiS SaD sSS
E Is e R a s v;TeSsSIas s "a pS.S.:
mouth. S:i5 a. M: Bay Line Wharf, N5f.s
1915 C 'SH feRtYHEVgaE nef Tus aaaS
Thursday and Saturday from Company1s
wharf NJ $50 a m; Portsmouth. Gas a.
nj FoR Ray k s,Hs FSdtSlh i RIVER " AND
SuFFOLK-At 3 p. m; Portsmouth,. s:Ie
= M connecting. at Suffolk with 8. and
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquosln.
Ware. Sevesn and Nansemond Rivera
NORTH cXRoLINA- DIyIs1oN-Fos.
mcrly N N. and W. D. L.-Steam err AIba.l
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, NJ
c., Mondays at a.. M: Thursdays. at q
for washington ,and points on the Tar.
PMngo nnd Pamiico rivers;
N. and s. X. H. depot. ~ '-'S-si
Freight received daily EXCEPT Sunday.
All schedules subject to change with- I
out notice. = : ~ ~ 80 z
81. b. cRowELD. Agent. q
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Live Sfnck Market.

Markct-F'irm and active.
Butchers Catt!e-isXtra fat steers
from / 900 to ,200lbs.. 3GII1-4-. D.; fair "a
good steers, from 500 TO l.390 rs. al
@3 3-4c. H.; fair good steers. from SOC
TO 800 lbs. 2iap3Ac. h.; common rough
steers, from 500 To 1000 lbs. 2a3 lee
ID: fat heifers. from 900 To 1000 lbs.
ga sac. ID: common heifcrs. from 500
10 1000 lbs. "a W2Ac. h.; common
to fair cattle. = 1i@Sc lb: bulls
2m2iac. ID: fat cows. 2l4@22.c Id.
mich COWS SIS to s:5 per head: good
ordered Oxen 3M3%:c.
Bulls-Good extra. t:om 1000 TO / 300
lbs, 2HiH l-2c 10.
Hogs. l.ivc-rhoice packing ana
butchers" $50 To 200 lbs. 4c Llga,
pigs wanted. at &c.
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Cotton u arlSets

New York. Feb. 26.-Cotton steady:
m'ddling gulf STsc.; middling, TIC Net
receipts, : bales; gross. 1858 bales; for
wardetl, 1.I9l bales; stock 1872 $50 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, l4.2oS
baies; exports TO Great Britain, 1876
palss; to France, i.063 bales: to conti-
nent. 3,7I0 bales; stock. solicit bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts.
63550 bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
53.aO5 bales: to France. s.4ll bales: to
continent 39399 bales.
New York. Feb. 2G.-Cotton futures
closed very steady; sales. l93.S00 bales.
February, 7,G2; March, 1.63: April. 7.6S:
May. '.I2: June, I.76; July and August
10: September. 1.52: October, TAP: No
vembcr. 80; December. 7.4l.
Liverpool, Feb. 26.-lo: 20 .. Moot
ton. demand fair and prices steadier:
American middling. 1 l5-32d sales II 900
bales; American 1900 bales: s.pccula-
ton and export, 200 bales: receipts. 1000
bales; American 600 bales Futures
opened steady and demand moderate.
Liverpool. Feb. 2G.-4 y. m-Febru-
airy. .a-6lG4 a3-64d.; February ana
March, 2l-6+d buyer: March and April.
20-6id. seller; April and May. 4 l9-64d.
buyer: May and June. 1S-Gi@4 19-64d
buyer; June and July. 17-Gi@4 1S-64d.
buyer; July and August, 4 17-6id seller;
August and September. 4 I4-64d buyer;
and October. 4 06-64d.: Octo-
Der and November. 1 0o-G4d. November
and December. Ul-6id buyer Futures
closed quiet. but steady.
New Orleans. Feb 2G-Cotton futures
steady: sales. 1880 bales. February
and March. III; April. 1853; May, 75S:
June. 1872: July. 7.66: August. 7.5S: Sep
TENDER. 7.2S October. =: November, 7lC;
December, III.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co

SIX HOURS @ulGNnk THAN ANY
m,,n OTHER LINE.
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY s, 1896.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
''fe u IN. DAILY, gXcept Sdnoey-(Ports-
moath, High street, T:3e,a. m j
Arrive ut Philadelphia, b:52 D.
M; New York at SIS y. m,
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Glo p. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street
5:55.) Arrive at Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
500 q. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street
9:l0,g leaving New York at 8 %,
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. ="
s05 p. m. daily; except Sunday-(Porta.
nouth. High street, S:l5 D. m !
leaving New York at a. m.
Philadelphia. 1920 n. M
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines TO and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
f eetwee en-, Jersey City. Phiadelphla AND
lor. Cars on day trains between Phiia.
delphia and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. under At
lanttc Hell and on the steamers.
IL ~. 3. b. COOKE. Gaasral Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF SOri0lk nnd Porfsn0nth
February 26th. 1896.


Stmr Joseph l.. Colby. Laverge. Bos-
ton, with barge No. 100 in tow, to VIM.
Lamb K Co. for coal.
Schrs. Lizzie II. Dayton. Rogers, Fall
River: Alice Il. Phillips. Crossley.
Bridgeport; James Boyce. Jr, Tilton,
New York. TO Vim. Lamb & Co., for coal.
Schr. Ellen NJ. Colder. Hanson, Clark's
Cove. Me. with ice.
Schr Maynard Sumner. Dyer, Balti-
more. light, TO load pig iron.
Schr Edward c. Smith. Lane, New
York. light.
Schr. z. T. Layton. Mills. Baltimore,
with lime.
Schr. Agnes s. CULLEN. Huston, BaltI-
more, with guano.
Tug N. & w. No. /. with N. G. w.
barge No. !, to VIM. Lamb G. Co., for
coal.
MEMORANDUM.
Cs-;oe Henry, Va. Feb 26.-12 NJ
Cloudy. Southwest wind: 10 miles. Light
sea.
CLEARED.
Stmr. Joseph L. Colby, Laverge, Bos-
ton. with coal.
Schr. Mecosta Strntton, Beverley.
Mass. with lumber.
Srhr. Samuel Dilaway. Smith, Boston.
with coal.
schr. Samuel II. Sharp. Crowley. New
York. with wood
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NpaEpLR { SOUTHERN R. 3. %,

NAIL ,ATD I.xpREss LEAVES; {" No Ok:
l:li2abeth city, !hentrn. Mackey's E iS
Kors PER lan' ,i,s Seihmyen. s,c Connects
:ts Follows. Daily lcxcept S,indnyJ FOR
WTiI nSos TI I4agfyil9" r1lRgpi ana
::ATi'HbAY for iii ianding sS '.' ,hoy ann
.iv..r. ana Como on MoND,HY ana 'I FIJI
pay for Scnppernong river. and WEB
ing at Bellhavcn with steamer Virrini,,
Dare FOR Maklcyville. South Greek. All,
rora. Washington and intermediate land
ings.
EvENING fNrnEss LEAVES NOR
Hens Conn, connsc N,io l:Iz a ciiS wiih
fsi%nS%; I ,s /, Gly KiqstoS S" and
st ufoSt on The ~ and \. & K Ena all
ARRIVE At ,NoRFoLk.
Sunday Z, 4:2l p m, and Exprcss daily
for he North East ana West. ra S%a,sik
fSik. and western depot. Freight Fight s sta-
EASTERN CAROLINA D,cp,rc,,
FAST IKEIGGTIT Line ANDDl 5Eh So.
and East via Norfolk and ID Eei1iS North
southern railroad and Eastern North
Freight received daily until 3 D. m. ava
forwagdiy promstly at low rate. u
For further information apply to 81 the
General ofllSe of'tae N. and SIR. r. Co,
H. c. IIUDGINc
AZ. & Gen ENG Freight and Pass. Agent,
General Manager.
:ITLANTIC AND BANWILLE RAIL-
IA WAY. -
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
II. 1895
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf, daily.
ego q. m; West Norfolk, 9:i6 O. m. for
Danville and all Intermediate stations.
arriving at DanVillc, rs D. M Leaves
Norfolk. $50 y. m. West Norfolk. sos D.;
IN. Leave Lawrenceville daily Except
3SmnsayI at Goo a. m. arriving Mt Dam
conHeetion made at DanvIlle and JET
system; at Denniston Junction for Dur
,ithe Durham Division OF the n. and ".
Pullman slsepers between Danville,
Ashevlile. Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis.
aud New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at wharf Norfolk: w v. Fl. Williams.
Agency, Portsmouth.
w II. TAYLOR,
GENERAL Passenger Agent!
CHAS. o. flames.
Superintendent
=. ~ bN'TNS, -.
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Port or Newport News.
ARRIVALS.

Steamship Shawhnut. Fuller, Bos-
ton.
Barge Rlrglender. Keene, Boston.
Barge Puritan. -----, New York.
Stmp. NIassasoit. hurry. New York.
Stmp. CSasEleiicld Johnson, Galveston.
Schr. L. IL. Weaver, Richardson. New
Haven.
Stmp. Marguerite. Trips Boston.
Stmp. Gena. --, Baltimore.
Stmp. Laughton. -. New York.
SAILED.
Stmp. Chesterfield. T:.ampson, Lon
dom
Sitmp. Verda. PlUut Rotterdam.
Stmp. AFbano. Koch. Hamburg.
Stmp. Dora Farther. ---, Iany,,:lr.-
SItnp. Aldborough. Pearman, Hull viz,
Norfolk.
Stnp. Kanawha. --, Liverpool.
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New York. Feb. 2G.-AIoncy on call
easy at 3M+ per cent: las; loan at per
cent. and closing offered nj 4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 6@I per cent
bar silver. GS3s. Sterling Exchange
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at 4S6laM4SG%. for sixty days and
dSii@@4S1%4 for demar.i Posted rates.
<S7I 4SS1a. Con::nercia! bills. 4S5& Gp4S6A
Government bonds, steady: State bonds
dull; railroad bonds. easier. Silver at
the board was quiet
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e OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD.
POINT. CLAREMONT, NEWPOaSTs
NEWS and James river landings direct. Nv
daylsht-Virginia Navigation Company'as
Elegant steamer P0CAHONTAS $1eaYest
/ Clyde'S Wharf. Norfolk, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAYS ti
a a. M, touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport News going and returning.3
ARRIVING at Richmond about p. m, con q
meeting with all evening trains. Fare @t1:
return, $3.50: fare TO Richmond. seconds
class, ST.. Tickets much cheaper tl,ari
by any other route to Richmond, Peters,
burg, Waverly. Hicksford and stations On.
Atlantic and Danville railroad ard all
points via Richmond. Tickets FOR sale at
ticket agencies of Wake s. Son, a
Brandt and on board steamer 81
Freight received daily. sunday excepted.
for ell above named points. {S l!5S7 s
JAAES w. IcCARRICK,SS
|. ..., o. .tSs Agent
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Stuyp Market.

Market-There is an improved de-
mand for light white oak hogsheads
barrels and octaves: ] LA heavy
pipes. prime 5000; cul!s. $500: heavy
hoEsheads. prime. SOS; culls, s32; Prime
Red oak hossheads. S25 and uuil; cuIls
SIS: white oak light hogeheads. prime
$1,000; culls, $1,000: white oak heading
prime. SAG; Guile. S26: white oak lish,
pipe. sGa; cullS. $780, white oak barrel
$3i; culis, Sl'; white oak. octaves, $50
culIS, $iu.
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Produce.

Southern Frults-Bananas. S1@l2
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica, $3.50
per box; coconnuts. S4.00 per bag of 100.
Lemons. S2.5o@300: Northern apples.
s3.0OGp4.0O.
Turnips. sl.25 duh: sweet potatoes.
$500; hayman's. $3.50; yellow. $3.50
onions, Sl.T5; parsrips, $500: celery.
3a4c. Il stalk; carrots. S1.75
Poultry-Chickcns. old. 22MGD95c.
spring chickens. l241Sc.
Eggs-Wholesale. 12Gpl3c. per dozen.
Rees WaN-27c. per pound.
Truck--Irish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. sl.25 per bag: Onions. sl.T5 per
bag.
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1905 c
3c.r
30@35 C
6kc. ID
5 e. ID
Live stock.

Beef Cattle-Fatrly supplied
and prices holding up: Western
North Carolina anu Virginia
steers. fat, per pound. % 9iEc
Eastern n. c. cattle. best -. 2iAQp3Ac
common 2Qp2!&c
Demand good.
MILK Calves, common, per
P'uiN ..o.&Uo
Yearling Calves. per pound ...2M Gp3!sc
sheep, per pound ..2h@4 c
Hogs. live. gross weight. prime,
IS TO 200 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Az C.
Fresh Pork.-Hogs. dressed,
large. per pound ........4 @5 9
Hogs. dressed. small. per
pound &C c.
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nnittrl,ore MarIse1

baltimore. Feb 6.-Flour-Dul.
Wheat-Firm; No. red spot and Feb
ruary, TAX @I4lsc.: March. T4lkc. asked ;
Nay, idA Wi3Bc.; Southern. by sample,
"@tSc.; do, on grade. 73a76c.
Corn-Firm; mixed spot and Febr,l-
ary' 3d@3ihc.; March. 34M@34,ac.; April.
S4rsWooc.: steamer mixed. 32&Q327sc
Southern. 33h@34hc.
oats-easy; No. = white Western,
2'@271sc.; mixed, do. 251a@26c.
hye-Quiet; No. .. 43Q44c. nearby; AZ
0iGc Western.
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TRAVELLERS, s.uInIs.
a. ~ - 80 >-+.-. -s>--s- ss.,sN--1>>>>.
4, & 0t, NORFOLK AND vIEv

4, 3 gV, NoKEoLK 3; AMP VIEW .
t'' ~, ha6ie IN, Effect February %. 1886.
30 oea ~ m NORFOLK .n, daily except Sunday,
M nm 10 ~ NJ IVY q; M. 1900 II. m, 1:0o j..
only ut 700 .. M N'' 80
,,,y s.,s Ocean View. daily except sun
s'io u. IN, 1910 Il. M, 1908 noon, 200
4. ~ :. y. M. t:lU y. III. and on Sutur-
ady onE q! 5:So p. m.
L &c, An Norfolk, Sunday. 900 IL. M, HOO
d. H., l:oo - m, 300 p. m, 600 u m.
80 i ae Ocean View, Sunday. 1000 a M.
L. w noon. zoo =. IN. 400 y. M, 500 u. M
w. ~ BARRETT, Jr,
General Manager
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q riaIli.

Eeas-Steady; Black-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black, zoe. per bushel
Corn-Southern White. long grain, 36c.
short grain. 34@3Sc.
Oats-S, lady: Mixed. 2Sc.; white.
Mill FeeA Market steady; Bran.
sid: shipstuH, CT middiing. SIS:
meal. white bolted. per SO lbs, 3S@40c.
Hay-W2stern No. /, Timothy. $3.50
Qls.0o; Maryland and Virginia, No.
j Timothy. $500: No. q sl5.Io.
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana No.
Timothy Hay. $1,000
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Chicago MARKET.

Chicago, ILL.,, Feb 2G.-The bull fever
in wheat was subjected to some aEat
ment over night and to-day's prices were
at all times below the closing ones OF
yesterday. AS the advance was origi-
nnlly due to I.iverpool's strength, so
the decline was tranceahlc to the weak
ness of that market The morning ca :
bles showed only an Indifferent response
to the boom OF yesterday and when
the crowd considered the fine weather
and large Northwestern receipts. In con-
nection Herewith. they felt disposed to
market, but the demand seemed UNEQUAL
70 the offerings ana u decline neces-
sarily resulted. The trade was scatter
ed, no heavy concentrated operations
being noted, the days business showing
quite contrast with that of yesterday.
Corn-The receipts. present and pros
pectiVc. Is the absorbing consideration
in the market at the present time.
Whilst the arrivals to-day-4G5 cars
We're Tar less than those OF Yesterday.
they were, however. considerably in
excess of the estimate This tepdad IN
produce a backward disposition among
buyers Fhe weakness of what was
also discouraGing factor and prices
easily fell away under the circum
stances
oats-The losses in the larger cereals
hau a sympathetic effect for weakness
on oats. business was slow and mac
i've, ana operators found little oppor-
tunity for action either way
Provisi0ns-The same story as ycster-
day can be repeated on product. Hogs
Were lower and most naturally depress-
ed the tone in provisions 1t is reportea
that the consumption OF hog meats
shows marked falling off and that is
Huoted In explanation of the heavy feel
Ing i'll the market.
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Lumber Market.

(Wholesalc Quota tionS.)
Cypress Lunber-Market in goo d de.
mand Boards 1x6-l6 feet long. Sl1T5
boards, 1x6-I6 rough. siUd $ll So
boards, IKE TO is inches-l6 feet clear
s24@s25: boards. rough. wide, SlaM SIS so
scarce and i'll demand
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Kiln Dried.

A No. l. 10 inches, sl7: A No. /, II
inches, Sl9; A No. ]. edge. sl4.bo: A
No Z. edge, Sl2.50; A No. >, stock. SAL
"A No. 3, edge. $3.50: A. NO. 3. stock
Sl2.60: bill stun. air dried. SS.G0GSl2
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Air Dried pine Humber.

"a flooring dry and clear. sl1.25; Al
rough edge. best, $40; No. .. IS: No. 8,
80: a. rough stained. 81; small joists.
50: large joists. ss.6O9Slo: 2x4 16 scant-
ling. 1920.
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PenIluI Market,

Market-ouie;: Prime. 3h@3Ec.
strictly prime. 3a4c.: fancy. 3izQS24c
common. 2@2hc.: Spanish. ST.
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HLltDE'S REGULAI. LIN b s, AZ Re
SSH!PS FOR PHIIADELPHIA4-o
direct line from Norfolk to PhilndeapKIa
pointed to sail from NerfoiR. every M HI
day, "Wednesday and Saturday dc 81; 81.
Thursday and Saturday 49, ~ eSts
= Through bills of lading to Ill 4 poI ia
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and iaVifelssiaats:
Tennessee Air Line Railroad " 49,
JAMES W. 8McCATEiGK5
General Southern Agent. fJorfoi .sVASSS
~ Agents. a.f P aha.sS 4
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SlliII.lc Mntlkef.

Shingles No. hearts, sC@
$3.50: No. hearts. 500 $3.50; No. l, sap,
Sc; No. > saps, S.20GS5.
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Barge Annie H. Smith. Hoboken o,
New York. with coal.
SAILED as.

German stmp. Sorrento. Kudenholtd,
Rotterdam via, Newport News, by the
United States Shipping Company. with
25,T00 bushels corn. ! ear persimmon
logs and 200 bales cotton.
Tug L. Luckenbach. Williamson, New
York. with barges. Rondout and Astoria
In tow.
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NORFOLK AND RAFPAIIANNoCIS
~ E6UTE.-On and after SundaY..S Dssf
cember 10Th, the steamer Essex Will lasaV SSS.
1say Line wharf. Norfolk, every Sunday
at s. a. M, for Tappahannock md 6inter43
mediate landings. FreiGht for fjIaaAS
points received Saturdays. For LANDING e
beyond Tappahannock freight srereiYea1
VIM. RANDALL. Agent
NorfolE Vi ~
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful Iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK will leave
only as follows.
.SOilTII ROUND
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Opening. Highe,t lowest Clo,,n,

Cash Quotations: Flour was firm:
prices, unchanged; No 2, spring wheat,
s4tsS 81 Sc; No. 2, red. GSIaD69Ac.; No. 9,
corn, 2SM6i29c.; No. 2. oats. 90isc'. Mess
pork, s965Q9.75: lard. s5.32b6l6.S5: s. r,
sides, S595.05: d. S. s.. S4.75@S5: S. r.
D., S52645.S7A. N.84sk2y. S122
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I'It AvEI.EIIsIss .aUIn 3, IS 3;
-
aH NORFOLK, ALBEMARLIIg AND
RlEaNfNG BETWEEN NORFOKS fAND
lannon's VIRGINIA BEACH ser f;essrs
SiLAs w. BURT & W. VAN NoRDEN,
TIAB TABLE 10. I'm EFFECT
TllURSDAY. FIGB. g. 1896. AN -.

TIME rhpr,, RECEIVERS. IN,
THURSDAY, FEB. &. 1886. An
O'CLOCK a. NJ. i
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave NorfollS--7:00 n. M, mixed; 9:2V o.
m. stops only ut Thalia. LynnlaVcn and
-, Uce9ii,a: l2:3o y, M, local express; $3.50 p.
Leave VirEInia Bcncil-9:OO a. m. local
,L o,i.,r u :oo a. IN. mixed: 2:l5 y. m,
iSciii express: l:hD y. m, stops only at
oceana. Lynnhaven and Thniln.
SUNDAY TRAINS PES
r., leave Norfolk-a:20 q. m, stops only at
,,rhn,ia. Lynnhaven and occana 100 d m. !.
'oGhi EXPRESS: $3.50 y. M. local express
Leave Virginia Bcnch--I0:l8 u. m, local
nNPrnss; 2:l5 y. M. local cxpross; 1850 o.
NJ, NJ Stops only at Occana. Lynnhaven and
Trains stop only OH signal at interme-
s,,I stations TO put on or take on pass
LIE Local Express Trains make the
Trip ~ forty-llve minutes
,a, Hhatr car Is attached to all passenger
Trains. Seuts 20 cents each.
Il. T.. HOLLAND,
General Euporintcnd
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Steamers leave Portsmouth, foot
OF North street nt.......... ESQ H. IN
Leave Norfolk, foot OF Mathews
Leave Old Point at............ T:.S r. r. m m,
Arrive Washing ton at........... 6:f5 a. IN,
80 Is. ~ q. Tenn. X. X.
Lv. Washington Mt. y 90 H. M T:.u n n,
Ar. Philadelphia at.il 10 Il. III. lp:i, H. m
Ar. New York 200 y. M 90 H. IN
south Bound Is. &, o. Penn. r. f.
Nv. NV York at. III 10 a. M I:UJ D. m
l-v. Philadelphia at. ] ::a3 u. NJ BIS D. I'M
Ar. Washington Mt. 1870 y. III. CHS D. M
Stca mers leave Washington at 100 n m.
Arrive ut Fortress Monroe at 6:3D n IN
Arrive ut Norfolk at.......... 7:so a. m
Arrive nj Portsmouth, III. 500 a. m
, The trip down the historic, Potomac
steamers of this company IL unsurpu sscd
The steamers are comparatively new. HAY
ing been bui II III 1891, aud are fitted I'm
In the most luHuriant manner, with elcc-
tric lights. cnll bells ana steam heat in
each room The tables are supplied with
every delicacy OF the season from III,
markets OF Washington and Norfolk.
Tickets on sale at Is. ~ O. ticket Office: Il
e c. office. nj w. T. Wakes & Co.'S
Office. on wharf.
For further information apply.
ID. j. CALLAHAN,
lclepnOnc al.
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Norfolk COTTON Mnrke..
wNOLESAEE QUOTATIONS.
PrOSIaionx.

~
fl6h-Alackerel, NO. =. In kegs, $500:
new, small, Slo5u; new, medium, sic; No.
J. In kegs. $3.50; Herring, Fanny Roe.
hall barrel, Sc.75: North Carolina Cut
1925. 49,
Mess Pork-New. s11.5o.
Hom-Pork. SLIPS
Hnms--Smithrlelds 1401Tc.
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs. $3.50; fat
backs. 5Mc;; bellies. 5s.c. as to size
p' shonld h1Fk Pnaie; 'mld sxo
Bacon-Shoulders. enc
Breasts-Sugar-curc SIC.
LII Laransure lard; tierces. 1@7Ac.. as to
pound. SIC: tierces. in cases. SIC.
Dairy. 9@9iac.
Butter-Market firm: New York
State dairy. new, 23c.; fresh cream.
cry. gag Csc: Western. 10000.
Kerosene Oll--Firm: Il2 degrees. g.. q
70 degrees. Ike: Red. $50 degrees, i0c.
Groceries.
Coffee-Strongor and Il cent higher.
rdo' common. lG3s@l7tsc.: Fair, 1874 q
Laguayra, 81 1-3c,; Java. 2s@ 30lsc.
Syrups ana Molasscs-St Steady: Syiuns
Bright. 1SG23c.; Fair Grades. 1SGooc .
Porto Rico, 16. 20, and 26c.. as to grade
9o Se% Orleans aa so6 Mat3nlasses-Quiet; Fair
49, e, oeW'oe'' SHolcc. zoe.
fiour-Nlarket strong: advancing:
Western Spring Wheat, Best Patent,
Family, $3.50: Winter Wheat
Best Patent. Family. 1896: Win
ter Wheat, Choice Patent. s4.25; Family.
N.f6: Choice Straight Family, $3.50:
Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family, $3.50;
Good Family. s3.75: Fair Family, $3.50:
1925 "''''
salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. $1@11o.
as to grade: g. A.. 55966c.. as to weight
Rice-Aiilied, 506c.: dice. in rough, G.
CSC. per bushel.
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.heIChQnIS' GMIDeIS' TRANSFORMATION en-
DIRECT ROUTE
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AMI
SAVANNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at p. N. FOR BOSTON.

URDAY at 6 p. m. "a
FARES TO BOSTON AND PRoyI.
DENCE.
First class. incluainK meals and So
loon stateroom BERTH , am
SECOND class. including meals ana
For SAVANNAH. '.'...'. ZOO
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at q. M
FaTe-tirst class, Including meals
Fore Second class, including: meals 81
Perisha BE Freight sent Via. Providence o.
forwarded by early train TO Boston. ana
e the Same rate as by direct steamers to
- PeFisSable Freights mo-. received later
than b:y9 y. m. on sailing days Of Boston
ships: $50 sailing days Of Providence
For further information apply to
x. 4. &RiGHT, Agent: Norfolk. ya.:
w. =. ~ hNER. General Pass. Agt.
Gon MnlJ Ess. Traffic Manager.
ROANOKE. NOHFOLK.AND
BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO.
commencing Sunday, September {st,
1885, the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday and
Saturday night for Baltimore, and leave
Saltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
fs'sa $ PIX z s1 Ss'l5sS 49, e..