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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-17

badly convince themselves that it
deserves the elegant appellation
of "rot" bestowed by them on
the "Honolulu smartie." From
the time of Kamehameha l. the
Hawaiian Islands have formed a
single and indivisible government,
which cannot be dissolved except
by revolution. Unsuccessful at
tempt at revolution is sedition and
treason, and Boosting of ability to
effect revolution is seditious and
reasonable talk. AS to the Tri-
bune's talk of non-consent to the
revolution of 1898 on the part of
the other islands, it is highly mis-
leading to people who are not
aware of all the facts pertaining
to that event. 1t is not pretended
now, even by the Government,
that a majority of the electorate of
1892 has yet assented to that rev.
olution. Yet beyond few indi-
vidual protests, the foreigners on
the other islands not merely gave
consent by silence, but pro-
ceeded to organize armed forces
to support the revolution. All
the open expressions that came
from Hilo and Hawaii were wild
for the Provisional Government
and for annexation, and there and
elsewhere throughout the group
foreigners who showed dissent
were abused disgracefully, in
anonymous letters to the press
and otherwise, for their indie
pendence. 1t is too late in the
day for any foreign colony out
side of Honolulu to pretend that
it did not consent, as q whole, to
the overturn of the old govern
ment. There was a time-there
were many times-between Janu-
airy II, 1893, and July 4, 1894, when
any formidable demonstrations,
not necessarily warlike, on the part
of considerable numbers of for
eigners at important points
throughout the islands would have
seriously embarrassed the cause
of the Provisional Government.
Now that the present order is
established, it is eminently mis-
chievous for anyone to attack the
integrity of united Hawaii as it
stands. There is positive knowl-
edge that some of the Hilo journ-
alists were in the revolution from
the start, even sharing in its
honors and emoluments, and for
these such utterances as those
here criticised, besides being rep
rehensible in policy, are in an in
tense degree stultifying.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-17
COFFEE ESTATE AND LANDS
For Sale.
lam directed to sell at Public Auction on
Wednesday, May 81, '96,

at ~ o'clock noon of said day at my sales
rooms on Queen street, in Honolulu (unless
sooner disposed OF at private sale) the follow
ing described property, namely:
A tract of land of about $500 acres in fee
simple situate at Koo and OlelomOana in
South Kona, Island of Hawaii, about eight
miles by good road from HoOkena, one of
the largest villages in Kona. There is an ex.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-17
B. r. FOSS,

Soliciting Agent.
ia. Address p. o. Box 307, Honolulu,
or call at the I. X. l.. Store, corner King
and Nuuanu streets.
l02-H
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-17
International
Iron Works
Queen Street, Honolulu:
ESTIMATES And DESIGNS
Furnished for Building All Glasses of
Machinery Repair Work, and,
Reconstruction or Remodel
ing Old Plants.

Iron, Brass, Phosphor-Bro Zinc, Alu-
minum, and Lead Castings. Ornamental
and plain Cast Iron and Steel Columns,
Iron and Steel Girders and Trusses,
Grstings, Doors and Shutters, and gener-
al line Of Iron and Brass Work for buildings
OF all classes. Ships Blacksmith Work done
with neatness and dispatch. All workman
ship guaranteed first class, and at prices
that have been hitherto unknown ON the
Hawaiian Islands.
Island Orders will receive prompt atten.
ton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05
Among our cotton Hen.

Texas and Southwest weather clear
ana cold. Snow at Amarilli, TEX: t;u,r
ana Atlantic States. cloudy ana unset
tied weather prevails.
English Consols declined l-lCd.-
los 3-l6d
Bar silver at London, 80 l3-16d., an ad-
vance of 1-16d
Future contract market In I.ivcrpool
declined lq2 points for this crop. but
new crop advanced partially half point.
closing steady.
'nture contract market in New York
advanced sal points on present crop
and Sa9 points on new crop. with sales
OF lei.G00 bales; May. S.O7QtS.OS: August
Sll@Sl2; October. 7.67GD7GS
Future contract market in Kew Or
leans closed steady, 1907 points advance.
Sales, $1,000 bales.
Norfolk received 2.445 bales of cotton
yesterday, against LIP bales last yoar
The five leading interior towns have
received during the half week as fol-
lows:
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TKAVEr,ei.s,,,,Is, z ,I n
Ea.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COhpHhY

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APpuI sT.s
ED ~ SAIL =, from Nofioik DAILY al
EEi lEIFsPAYS AND FRIppAYs s
modatIons unsurpassed / s. 49,
Fare, ins is.h meals and state
Fare pc roSnd trip. limited 10 ;hirty sse
rd TSs tisE ;is and Isss5yation e et "a
Ss%sdss N. 6 Sss
a?TFIYMRE : fh%9Gf Ri ne sE nxasnS
md Elaine. sailing daily, except Sur
i ISLE ffeomsaTnz SS5s S and NH ls
m n and s:a5 p. m; portsmouth,. els and
Wharf SorfoIR. &C. TO and 1ny so a. hin @
II! Eo j P F R.AMproN-At HIS a. m. and
400 j. M: 9ortsmouth at 1906 and and sos
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
5i5 p M Bay asO Line NV WHARF r9r IT It. m a.:
nfE sS H1SG ASR ElARn ahayHR
S S}s s s'%%y
1 nS5aay S Sad Friday 81 s;s9 Psrss.
FOR SEVERN RIVER - Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf ut $40 a. M; Portsmouth. SIS q.
m: Say Line: Norfolk, a. m.
| SUFFCLlS-At u. M: Portsmouth, 3;ls
p n. connecting at snTolR with S. and
,Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquosn.
Ware Severn and Nansemond rivers
NORTH ,CARoLlNA DlyIsIoN-Foy.
| merry y n and w: d. l.-Stcamer Albe-
marie lenvcs Norfolk for Washington, N
G.. Mondays Mt u. M; Thursdays at /
= M; cLrry;oS freight and passengers
PunEo and Pnmlico rivers
Freight for lSewhein. n. c.. received at
Freight received daily EXCEPT Sunday.
Aii schedules subject to change with
NJ u. CROMWELL Arant h.
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baltimore RIarAct.

Baltimore. Md. Feb. 4.-Flour-Firm-
or: Western super, sa.55G27O; extra,
sa.95U $50; family, sSGOGl3s5: Western,
patent $390QA.l5; spring. do. s3.7O@si;
do. straight S3.5On3.G0
Wheat-Dull and easy: No. ., red, spot
ana February, 74&Q74%c.; May, 73& a
&c; Southern. by sample. 75@77c.; do,
on grade. T2@75c.
Corn-Steady; May and February.
.S%M3Sc; March. S3a.NS27sc.: May. 26M
"6hc.; steamer. IS l-ac.; Southern, white
and yellow. 323. q 333.c
Oats-Firm; No .. white Western. 2Gc.
bid; No. = mixed Western. 24024i&c
Rye-Firmcr; No. ., 43G4ic. nearby
4GMi1c Western
Provisions- Firm; mess pork. 12c.
bulk shoulders. G4c.: short ribs and
clear sides Gac.; sugar cured should
ers. 1iac,; hams. small, lie: large, loL.c.
Lard-Reiined. TIC.
Rutter-i'ancy creamery. 2oc: store
packed, SMl0c.
Cofree-Dull; No. I. lslsGl3,.c.
Other articles unchanged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05
Cotton Markets.

New York. Feb. 4.-Cotton-MIddIing
Sic; net receipts. l.3Gl bales: gross.
f.39S bales; forwarded. 1.O53 bales: sales.
$40 bales: spinncrs. l19 bales. Stock
lS0.Gi1 bales.
total to-day: Net receipts. 1882
ha,es; exports TO Great Britain, ESQ!
bales; continent, ll,O1l bales. Stock,
~ 500
Total so far this week: Net receipts
Gi,055 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
Gals bales; to Fran1ce. 1858 bales
continent, 36,43S bales
Iotal since September LIST: Net re-
ceipts, i.e52G31; exports to Great Bri-
bales; continent, 1.1l0.S45 bales.
New York. Fob. observation-disclosures
closed steady; February. 7SG; March
1877; April. SOB: May, S.07: June. so.
July. S.i3; August, Sill; September, $50
October, 1.GT: November 7.G2; December,
7.63. Sales. lO4.50O bales
Liverpool, Feb. i.-12:30 p. M-Cot-
ton-Demand moderate: prices, I'M
changed: American, l9-G4d; sales, s. OoO
bales: American 200 bales: specula ton
and import, 500 bales: receipts. l. n00
bales; American. 14l00 bales Futures
opened easy; demand. moderate: Feb
ruary. 4 3l-Gid.; February and March
2?-64d; March and April. 42S-64d. !:
April and May, 4 27-6id. Nav and lime
26-G4d.: June and July. 25-6id.: july
and August, 25-64d.: August and Sep
TENDER. 22-6+d.: September and Octo
Der. l2-6id- al 1850. "a 14-64d: Octo-
Der and November, 4S-64d.@4e-64d.0 a
4 10-64d. Futures. steady.
=. -Cotton-February, 43O-64d. :.
February and March. 2S-64d. "a 29-6id'
value; March and April. 4 2S- Cad. seller:
April and May, &c 6i0f4 27-G4d. value:
May and June, 4 25-6i04 26-64d. buyer:
June and July. 426-6iM4 26-G4d. seller;
July and August, 25-64d. buyer: Au
gust and September. 422-64d BUYER:
September and October. 1864. buyer:
October and November. a-64d. buyer:
November and December. 4S-G414 9-G4d.
buyer: December and January, S-64G
9-G4d. buyer. Futures. closed steady.
New Orleans Feb. 4.-Futurcs, steady:
sales. "a. 200 bales: February. 7.SS; March.
$50; April. 1888; May. 1871: June, 500;
July 500: August, 1882; September. ESQ:
October. 7.40; November. 7.s7: December,
2.as.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
,r,,no OTHER LINE.
iiiNouGI DAY AND NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH NAY
SSiiEDULE y EFFECT MAY 6, 1896
LEAVE NORFOLK.
~ d. H. oali!; y%Gypt Suiu;:y--U 'orts-
mouth, High street, I 80 IL M
Arrive nj Philadelnhia, 6:52 D.
M: New York AT S:;.S d. m
LEAVE NORFOLK.
oLo p. III. aaliy, PORTSMOUTH. High street
tb:55) Arrive at rh!iudeipha
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
s'oo a. M. daily, Portsmouth. High street
s:l0( leaving New York at 8 o.
IN, IohIlndclpha, ll:l6 D. m
ARR; WE 1T NORFOLK
sos p. m. daily; except Sunday-Ports.
mouth. High street, Sis D. mr.
leaving New York at & n. M:
Philadelphia, 10:?l a IN
tIoSe connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on ni,.ht train.
re ,no en- Jersey CITY Philadrlphia and
lor Cars or day trains between PhiIa-
deIphit anG Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at. Wakes Agency. under Al
iantic Hotel and on the steamers.
X b. COOKE. General Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05
TisAvEs. E,sS .s:UII,t..

liz NORFOLii, ALBE8lAkLE;;+}I AM
~, ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. 9Ifii ~
summing between Norfolk ana tho fam
slII,IMss Virginia Beach Seaside ltesorI
w. BURT and w. VAN NON
TIME u DEN, Receivers.
iiAE TABLE in EFFECT SUNDAY,
pSTOBER 9TH. 1886.
local ave Norfolk-7 II. M, mixed; Ii n. m.
Leave SWr i,rI;n,a., 2; o MI, local express;
press 1850 y. m. mixed; y. m. local eS-
I,eave SUNDAY TRAINS:
2 n ave Norfoi--1C:2O q, M. IocnI c,nrosa.
. T. c M: l% 81 express 'oen' eHpressi
eynress s virginia liepch-l:30 D. M, locnl
Tre FPS; p m. local express ' oe"'
di,,t" is STOPS only on sii;nnIs ut inferno
scngerp. Pos oii OF JAKE on pas
fo Iosai Expires, trains make tho trim In
q. =. HOLLAND.
General Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05
off A, ,47sc.; standard A. 4Tsc.; cut LOAF
and crushed. 51sc.: granulated. 45sc.;
freights to Liverpool quiet and nominal:
cotton. Isd; grain, Sd.
Chicago Market.

Chicago, Feb. 4.-The tone and direc-
ton of the wheat market to-day were
exactly the reverse of what they were
yesterday. There was scarcely one hard
SPOT throughout the session, and hold
ers, who bought yesterday. were anxious
sellers III most cases at Il material sac
rifice. The market opened at Il loss of
from TO 1-3c. from the closing figures
OF yesterday. y story to the effect that
large quantities of wheat were to be
moved from the Northwest to this Mace
was very important consideration with
the trade. and induced consdera bic
selling. The feeling continued dcpress-
cd during the remainder of the session.
and the close WAS almost at the inside.
May wheat opened from G7as to 81; sold
between 6I9s and 66H, closing at G65a-
lis cent under yesterday. Cash wheat
was ~ cents per bushel lower
Corn displayed more willingness to de-
cilno with wheat than II did to advance
with 1t. AT the same time the business
was not at all enlarged, IL quiet ruling
throughout the session. 1T is said that
large shipments of corn have lately been
made from Newport News. which have
not appeared in the official clearanccs
May corn opened at 309a: declined to
3o1s@SOA. closing at 30k Q30ta-ts cent
under yesterday. Cash corn was steady,
closing weaker
The same relative conditions existed In
oats as in corn. May oats closed $50
Y cents under yesterday. Cash oats
were weak, declining Il cent, whilst
trading was in progress, closing nomi-
nally weaker.
Observation-Disclosures sold product and
commission men, acting for their coun-
try clients, did likewise. There was not
much stability to the market at any
time. The weakness of wheat told very
seriously on the sentiment, and as hogs
were lower buyers found nothing but
encouragement confronting them. AT
the close May pork was - cents under
yesterday; May lard l2ia cents lower.
May ribs. 90 cents lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05
NcrT YorIt Market.

New York, Feb. i.-Flour--Firmcr
and more active: Western white. low
grades. s2.50Gl2.0o: do. fair to fancy.
$3.50: January, $500; do. patent. $1,000
so: Minnesota clear. S2.70Gi3.30; patent,
$335M440: low extras. 81 100000. South
ern 'ttur firm; common to fancy extra
S2i0N $500; good TO choice do. 81. COGsa. 80
WheM-Dul! and firm at 15tc decline
with options; No. .. red. store and clio
Nator, S02<c.: anoat. S2i4c.; options were
more active and irregular. closing weak
at 1HsWla4c. decline; No. . red. Fchru-
arE' '"%c'; March, H%ic.: May, 72Mc.:
June ana July. 72kc.
Corn--Dull ana easier; No. . 2GfiaGisc
In elevator; 3Ii2c.. attoat; options were
0nll and closed weak at HOi.c d.
37'sc.
oats-puli and steady; options dull
ana en- sirr; February. 25c.: March. 25A C.:
May 2bEc:: spot priccs-No. .. 25c: No.
white. 26i4c.: mixed Western, 2502Gc
BceI-Firm and unchanged
Reef llams-Dull at Sl550
ricrccd Beef-Quiet and easy: cftv
extra, India mess, $l5.00@lG.00
Cut mcats-Quict and firm: picked
bellies, 5lac.; shoulders. 5Q5Ac.; mans.
Size.
1ard-Lower and quiet: Western
steam, $3.50; city, s535: refined. quiet:
Continent. $500: compound. 4a1@5isc
Pork-Quiot and easy; mess, sll.0o0
11.25 '''V
Butter-Choice steady; good demand
and unchanged.
Cotton-seed ol-Quiet and weak:
crude. 2i@2iiAc.: yellow prime, 271ac.;
do. off grade. &c.
fosiil-Quet; strained. common to
good. sl.57laQl.6O.
Turpentine-Dull and weak at 2eIs0
S0c. '2v
Rice-Firm and fairly activa demand
fair to extra.
Moiasses-Firm and fair demand:
rev ~ eys- orleans open kettle, good to choice
Cofiee--Barely steady: 5Ql5 points up:
reDruaiy. sl2.40; March, Sl2.10G1225;
Npril' slla0@11.95; May, sll.GOQ so;
1 n, Nl'46; September. sio.65Gl0S0:
and steady; No. z, $1,000.
SagaNRaw firm and active: fair
sehning. aAc; refined was quiet;
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MUCH MORE CHEERFUL
The Morgan Syndicate Imparts Greatsr
Confidence In Financial Circles.
MARKET HAD GREAT INHERENT STRENGTH
Railways Make Encouraging Monthly
Reports--IIissourtP Pacific Break
General List Remarkably Firm
Sharp Advances Recorded In tho
Entire LiSt-wheat DuI',

New York, Feb. 3.-Wall street opera
tors to-day took more cheerful view of
the situation than for some time The
news from reliable sources that the Gov
eminent loan will be largely oversub-
scrloed, and that too at prices con-
sloeraplY above those named by the
morgan syndicate, impaired greater con-
iioenca III financial circles and to free
buying OF securities. In addition TO this
there was the highly encouraging re-
port Of the ST. Paul road for the first
week OIL January, showing an increase
IN earnings of $16S,000 as compared with
1889 The Rock Island statement with
its gain Of nearly S5S.0o0 for the month
oi January, was also better than eX-
peoted. AS the exchange continued TO
rule at about the low rates current yes
lerday and the indications are that
considerable gold will be imported to pay
Tor foreign subscriptions to the Govern
ihehs loan. the bulls had pretty much
everything their own way. That the
,lnarket has great inherent strength wac
plainly attested by the way in which ii
TOOK the break of nearly four points
III Missouri Pacific. This stock fell from
24h to 20A on rumors that receiver
was about to be applied for and that
Russell Sage and George Gould were at
loggerheads. These stories were prompt
~ denied in mosS emphatic terms by the
persons named, and the stock rallied to
z3sS. While 1t was on the down grade
the general list held remarkably firm,
only fractional declines having been re-
corded outside of General Electric
which ran off IL per cent. AT the after
noon session. speculation developed still
greater strength and sharp advances
were recorded right through the list
There was brisk demand from the
shorts and livelicr inquiry for the lons
account The Improvement was equal
10 t444s per cent. United States Lea tn
er Preferred rose 1881 Sugar, PA ST
raul, Rock Island and Consolidated
Gas. 2; Northwestern, Baltimore and
Ohio and Delaware and Hudson, 19s,
and Jersey Central, ~ Southern Raii-
way Preferred, IL, and Tennessee Coal
and Iron, rs. and Louisville and Nash
VILE 134 per cent.
Bonds were higher; sales were $l,2lT,-
600. The sales OF listed stocks aggre-
gated 19a,a31 shares and OF unlisted
stocks 35,SS7 shares.
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NORFOLK Z SOUTHERN R, R, co,

NAIL AND e ixf ;hfT L N4X 81 So tSf5
En i. daily leNESGpt Sunday 10 a. m. for
Roper, Pantexo. l1elhavcn. etc Connects
rs I9ll9Ts; Daily ,IexcSpt snndaD Tor
Windsor TUESDAY s: THURSDAY and
DAY for Scuppernong river, ana Web
Mes DAYS fu; Salmon Creek. Connect
inS AT, Eellhavcn with steamer Virginia
rora. Washington and intermediate land
inSs.
EoLE 4;io ,, m daily (.xccpi sunday md yU for
Eilznbct.l city. tidcn,on, and wayesi;,-
t'i", steamer Nemse ImSsaay, Thurs @i,n n
ana Saturday for Newborn. Koanoks
f;d5Slor6 M or dn ci'y kipston and
Jacksonville, Wilmington. n. c.. and ali
stations on The W. N. and n. r. Il. al
MAIL A ,EiS EN 81 iii2:sf dniIy. ecxco,,
sunday e. 4:25 y. M and Express daily
with, all rail and steam lines at Nurfoils
for the North, East and West. Iasscnser
i fok nnd foHi 81 aSi Main street Nor
ton on Wairi street
FAST FREIGHT LINE NND3i Il ~ M M
LINE between ali po;I,iS ~ !,
aud East via Norfolk and Norfolk an? and
Southern railroad and Eastern Norti,
Freight received daily until S D. m. and
forward!y promptly at low rate
General Office of the n. and S. L. X. c :oe
Genera, rre,r,' II; .6 G; HH IIL
NJ. k. KING. sei''
General Manager.
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Providence. to william Lamb 8 Co.,

Providence. to William Lamb & Co.,
schr. Edith olcc:t. Warren. New
York. TO William Lamb & Co, for coal.
Schr. Major PtclSands. Hart, Boston
Via Newport News, to William Lamb Il,
Co.. for coal
Schr. Thomas Clyde. Calhoun. VIII
minEton. to New York. with lumber.
and sailed.
Tug Mars. Bartlett. Providence, with
barge Delaware, to William Lamb &
Co. for coal.
Tug Chowan. with sohr. James A.
Garfield.
MEMORANDA.
Cape Henry, Va, Feb. 4.-lo NJ
Cloudy. Northeast wind; ten miles.
light northeast sea.
CLEARED.
Stmr. Joseph l.. Colby, LaverEe, Bos-
ton, with coal
Schr. Matte Newman. Loveland New
York, with lumber.
SAILED.
British stmp. Carlisle City, Matthews
Liverpool via Newport News. bv thr
North American Transport Company,
with 2,526 bales cotton. As tierccs tobac.
co. and cars ash logs.
Schr. General e. S. Greeley. Rlak,
Providence, with coal.
Schr Fannie Reiuhe, Buckaloo r,hor
lesion, with coal.
Tug Carolina with barge Snowden
Andrews.
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Southern Fruits-ISananas. sigh %
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica, $3.50
per box; co"oanuts. Sa.CO per bag of 100
Lemons. $2.j0GS.0O; Northern apples,
S20014o0.
Turnips, SIPS. dun: sweet potatoes.
$500; hayman's. s2.25: yellow, $3.50 !;
onions, Sl75; parsnips, $500; celery,
safe. a stalk carrots. sl75.
Poultry--Chickens. old, 22,6I25c. ::
spring chickens. l2M1Sc.
EggS-Wholesale. l2Ml3c per dozen.
Beeswax-2Ic per pound.
Truck--Irish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. sl21 per bag; Onions. SITS per
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth
February 4ih. 1900.


British stmp. Primers Point. Jenkins,
Swansea. to the North American Trans
port Company to load for Liverpool
German stmp. IIungaria. Jansen, New
Orleans. to William Lamb & Co., to
coal.
Schr. William H. Davidson, Hankins.
New York. light.
Schr. General 8. e. Merwin, Smeed,
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Honey NLnrIlcr.

New York. Feb. 4.-Money on call
mercantile paper. coz per cent. bar
silver. G79i. Sterling Exchange dull
with actual business in bankers bills
at 1853 G4S7 for sixty days and 1872, "a
ASS for demand. Posted rates. 4S7GI4SSiG
Commercial bills. 4S5laM4SGiA Govern
ment bonds. higher; State bonds, dull
railroad bonds, dull.
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{.rn

Feas-Stcady; Black-cye Peas. $3.50
per bag; Black zoe. per bushcl.
Gorn-Southern white. quiet. at SIC.
30c
Mill FecA Market steady; Bran,
Ni; shipstuT, or middling. SIS:
meal. white holtel. per 80 lbs. 3S0t0c.
Ilay--Westcrn No. !. Timothy, $3.50
Timothy. $500: No .. sl5.50
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No.
Timothy Hay. $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05

Cash Quotations-Flou was firm and
prices Unchanged: No. spring wheat,
64l.c.; No. = red. sG.2S'&; No. corn, PES
@2Shc.; No. 9 oats, l9ia@l9a4c
Mess pork. Sl0.12l&@10.12&; lard. $3.50:
=. s. shoulders, $40; S. c. sides, s5.250
$50.
Whiskey, S1o2
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05
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Ma n NORr'Oi.n MD 7OLEAN
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. Z, 1885.
DAILY lIEC.lSpT SUNDAY-Lcnvo
Norfolll-6:45, 800, II 100 II. m; 100, SEQ
500. ZOO p. m. Leave Ocenn View--S:0o.
10:u0 n. M: l2 noon: 200. 4 90. 600. 500 D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lcnve Norfolk.
Leave Ocean View-lO:00 81. m: 1900
noon: 200. 400. 600. 500 p. III.
w. a. BARRTTT.
General Manager.
General omcc. Ocean View. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-05
Norfolk Cotton Mnrkct.
WHOLESALE q ROTATIONS.
Provisions.
ofiis c Of The vIryini,p.
NOrfOlk. Va, Feb. 1, lSge.

Norfolk. Va. Feb. 4, 1886.
fish-Mackerel. No. =, In kegs, $500;
new, small, Sl25O; new, medium, SIP; No.
3. IN kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family Roe.
nal barrel VIE: North Carolina Cut
1925.
Mess Pork-New, s11.5o.
tIam-Porll. $1,000.
Hams.Smithfield. 14017c.
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs, $3.50: fat
backs. SIC; bellies. 5Nc.. as TO size
pieces; pork plate. s5.15
Shoulders-SuEa cured, SIC.
Bacon-Shoulderp, exc.
BreaSts-Sugur-cureu Sc
Lard-f'ure lard. tierces, 1m7H G as 70
cases and tubs. TIC. over tiertcs: com.
pound. sac: ticrces. in cases. 51kc.
SheeseMCream. 10hQl1c. Western
Dairy, 9N9i3c.
Buttcr-Markct firm: New York
State dairy. new. &c; fresh cream
cry, 24@25c.: Western. 16@20c
Kerosene Oil-Firm; 112 degrees. S%c.:
GO degrees. Ike; Red, $50 degrees. loc.
groceries.
Coifee-Steady: Rio, common. 1GIs9
aisc.: Fair, lSL.QlI9c.; Good 2UGn2U4.c.
Choice, 2l42ihc.: Laguayra. 81 1-3c. !;
Java, "24, 3Ui&c.
Syrups and ENTHUSIASTICALLY: Syrups.
Fright. lSWo%c.: Fair Grades, lea 20c. !;
Porto Rico, 16, 20, and &c, as to grade
New Orleans Molasscs-Quict: Fair
@oG s"c.' 1000. J644oc.: Choice. ASc.
flour-Narket strong; advancing;
Western Spring Wheat, Best Patent,
Family. $3.50: Winter Wheat,
Test Patent. Family. SI.35: Win
ter Wheat. Choice Patent Family
Si.l3: Choice Straight Family, s3.S5:
Good Family. $3.50: Fair Family, 81.
Good Family, 1915: Fair Family, $3.50:
s3.25.
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. s161 10
as &c grade: q. a.. 55f65c., as to weight
Rice-Milicd. 5Q6c.: dice. in rough, c.
Csc. per bushel.