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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-20
Marine NisccIInnx.

The tug c. w. Morse left here yes
tcrday for Bermuda to tow disabled
bark White Cloud to New York. The
y missing vessel. the schooner Viking
is now more than u month out from
Newport News for Fall River and there
arc fears concerning her safety.
White Cloud lost nlainmast al the
head. with all yards attached. except
Ing nnnTaril. together with all sails:
also for topeallantmast. with royal and
topaallant yards attached: the mizzeil-
san was torn by falling spars. Nessei
is tight and in good condition 10 tow
to destination.
The report that schooner John II.
Manning. Sprague. which sailed from
Portland March .. for New York, was
overdue a. her destination. ana that an
anxiety WAS felt for her sifr.ty was;
lncorrec: Til. Manning arrived SAT ~
al her dcstina ion on the 9th inst. but
no report of her arrival being made
Though the REGULAR ship news channel
II was naturally supposed tina, SHE had
not reached New York
Steamer Persian Prince G3rD. from
NV Orleans via liavrc. before report
cd bcachea opposite Antwerp 10 prevent
her sinlling after being In collision with
the British steamer Morven, has been
Heated. and il is expected she will l.,
locked ut an early date. She was lying
a: anchor when uhe Mnrven col,!de,l
with her The Morven has been ar
rested.
De!elic; schooner George T.. Vernon.
which was abandoned November II
las; while on voyage from PascaSau!a
for i|oS;on. was seen by steamer Do
MIME IirJ. a; Para March lG. in la;.
:? y long. Ga w. Date not given
Nv Haven. March lS.-l'he owners uf
schooner Van Name Il King. of ,h!
Pert. have hcCn Informed that III
steamer Georgian Will demand So. GG0
salvae" on the frs; named vessel. which
was ;oNSd into Boston on Monday In
Il hrlp!ss condition. The amouu, de
mari ii 10y the Georgian Is more than
the sch oCn-ar is worth.
Fernand;a, March lS-Schooner John
II. May. Burroughs, from New York
which arrived to-day. reports while of
l!atteras 10Th go; INFO Il hurricane and
sprung foretopmast and split mainsail
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Among orr .ottan nen,

Weather in Texas and Southern dis
trict. clear and cold; other portions OF
cotton belt. cloudy and unsettled.
Consols in London. lo9&-advance of
3-16d
Bar silver. 3lM-dccline OF x.
Receipts at Bombay, India for the
week are $1,000 bales. against 5000 bales
last year and $4,000 bales in 1924
Liverpool SPOT quotations unchanged.
Sales. 10000 bales, against $4,000 bales
last year. Future contracts closed quiet
and steady. one point advance.
Future contract market in New Yorl,
yesterday was active. nervous and ir-
regular. May contracts declined S
points. selling at al. then advanced to
.S2. declining to 10 and closing weak. at
i.IlMI.I2: August. 7.7i@1.T5: October.
I.20M7.21: Sales. 2S3. 800 bales
Future contracts in New Orleans de-
clined 4G5 points. closing quiet Sales.
G3.500 bales
United States port receipts yesterday
We're lO,l23 bales, against 1871 bales las
year and 1898 bales In 1891
New Orleans receipts to-day are esti-
mated at from $500 to $500 bales.
AGAINST 6.9GS bales last year and 1916
bales in 1891.
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z h 4 SEADOARD
IL zsa ID AIR LINE.
SHORTEST cNVYrT1rF
QUICKEST ROUTE 80 $500, l. II
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Texas, California.
no EXTRA FARE on Any TRAM.

No. 40".-"The ..ilauta SpcciaIn leave,
N"rf"ik, via Ferry, DAILY, at II 30 nm
l.rnv.. !'orisn,"uil.. DAILY, nti2.0i ni,.ht.
Tor Suffolk. frank ill., 3oykiu, Weldon, iien.
nerfou tS'cigb. Suulc Pines. WaIlesborn
M"nToe' Charlotte, Chester. Clinton, i;rtcm.
"""n, "Dn,vliie, EiberIon. Athens. Atlautn,
Nashville, Mrmrhis. Sslmh. Pensacola. Texas
Mr%ir". California. Solid Limited Train. with
Pullman Butte; SIcepsrs and yestihulrd Coaches.
NO: The 5; a. J.. Express" Leaves
norfolk, daily, at 300 am. I.caycg Ports
mouth, daily, ut a.ll nm, for MI ai,nra
Pninta, and PendrIon, Murirrothoro LrwIston'
durham, and all AtlantiG Coast Line noiute vim
W uId"n AIS" connecting al Franklin MonI.ys
Wednesdays and Fridays inr landings OIL tile river
10. ;r2-Arrivc PorisinOut III tlaiIy no A n,
NO. ~ # Arrive Portsmouth, daily 80 pm.
For tickets, baggage checks. sleeping car re,er.
'ntions etc applyto
>. W. Grows" ir. rs,.r ist., - Main ST., Norfolk ".
". H. "iil:n i 1irkri tE 2i7 frh ST. ".
1to ftf- Raiie. Tra,. Tal>r Art., Port,moutb VI,
l. 81 JOHN. Vice .rre-Iitht sni G.asrsi naR.rer
y A. Me- nEI' Grntra Srrrrini~rd,n Portsmouth, Va.
IL. W. u. GLOfil;. TrALc uIua=.r.
J. !. ANDERSON Grn'l Pss.r Art
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Cotton Markets

New York. March 19.-Cotton steady:
middiing gulf. SIC: middling. Sc. Net
receipts. bales; gross. 800 bales; vX-
ports 10 Great Britain. 1874 bales: to
content. LOSS bales: forwarded. bales
sales. e6s bales: spinnera 269 bales
stock, l60.165 bales,
Total to-day: Net receipts, 1929
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1884
bales; to continent. 2,S5G bales; stock,
6G6.50G bales
Total SO far this week: Net receipts,
a5,a93 bales: exports to Great Britain,
5T,5T9 bales; to France. $50 bales; to
content. 2G.3S2 bales.
New York. March I9.-Cotton futures
closed weak sales. 2SS. 800 bales. March.
July. IA; August. ia: September, 7.37
October. 1876; November 100; Decem-
Der. 7.22; January. 7.26.
Liverpool. March 19.-l2:30 p. m.-Cot-
ton. demand fair and prices firm; Amer
lean middling. l3-32d.: sales. 10000
bales; American. $500 La les: specula ton
and export, 800 bales: receipts. $4,000
bales; American. $500 balls. Futures
opened firm and demand moderate
Liverpool. March 19.--4 u. m.-March,
4 20-G4dpi 2l-6id. seller: March and April.
la-G+Mi 20-G4d. sell.r: Ap:il and May.
1864. seller; May and June. 4 lS-64d.
buyer; June and July. 4 l1-64i seller:
July and August. l6-64d. seller; Oc-
tobST and November. 3 G3-G4d. buyer:
November and December. December and
January, 3 62-Gid. seller. Futures closed
steady
New Orleans. March la-Cotton flu
lures closed quiet: sales. 63.500 bales
March. 7.59; April, go; Nav. 7.64; June,
765: July. 7.64: August. 7.57: Septem-
Der. III; october. 7.03: November, 70l !:
December, 7.02
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sailed for NorfoIIs.
nI.asters in Innunr,.

Mr.. n. *. Sanford. surveyor
to tho Bureau Vents at Baiti-
more, reports the following ma
rind disasters during the month
of January, 1886. concerning all
Tags: Sailing vessels reported lost
Twenty-siN American. l Argentine l
Austrian. Brazilian. 81 british. !
Danish. G French. German. : Italian.
- Norwegian. . Russian. Swedish: To-
tai 100. In this number are included
Ii vessels reported missing. Steamers re-
ported loSt-Onc American. IL British. |
Greek. Italian. l Norwegian. Spanish
total 20. In this number are included
steamers reported missing. Cau.t
of losseS-SailinE Notwithstanding.
d: collision, .: lire. 3; foundered, .: .iban-
doncd. s: condemned. 20: MISSING IL;
total 100 Misunderstanding. II; col
lision. :: foundercd. =; condemned, /;
missing. 2: total. ~. Vessels surveyed
and classed by the Bureau Vcritas, from
January 2lSt UP till February 20, 1896
Sailing vessels, 1874; steamers. So: total
266
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rRAvEll:lLIEl -, !, :, 3, ), ].
1h aYEr' En- s. :. u = :.
rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES! |! |! | !
~ lghPhAY
B FOR NEW iiY,lO II i. &.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE SAPoiN;T.s
aD re SAIL from Norfolk DAILY Il 1
THTiKISsPAYs ANb ERIDAYasH Ut ttts : = 81
con, ada ,on: p m Passenger ae.
rare are including Including meals and state
Fare. round trip. limited to iarty'isea
ro Tor'tieKeis ana Ieaervation 81 u taes
rooms Mot,, a.. apply at cnmpany's office, III.
70 4 / i 6 il II . n p4shipsS Ih eaTs.
Newport News every. SUNDAY evening
at TiME sc If%9nG 'e De- neyi Ena95pIS
and Elaine. sailing daily except h Sun.
FoK OLD f oISTgAt M SaS and GlG p:lS
TO- ":oi ma i, S15 r. m, m; Portsmouth G:i5 and
&orr" nn4 s0s ah 80 Pay a. mlne an wharf &
p NJ. Sundays. io:01 a M M. and 4 and w
EoR HAMr'foN--At ills a. m. = and nd
s . %, . ~ mo.i I;ay line. ll;a9 NJ. and AGO
ron NEwpoR;rMEiSWiSSs aH NB SisS F; II:
9s :i. !, m ~: s;$o i; M; Portsmouth. at
FoR isAsr HNDy WARE RIVERS
Rhny, es y, Rio Sunday, leaving conpanys
l,E E2H n RAsK; $S%i AIM i5t ASD 8. SEW 81
Leave Gompa s0 WhnrFF ao6 GA Pqint,
ncstny ana Friday at $50 n. m: pnr gs-
mouth, Sta m: Bay Line wharf Nos-
| IoIn, AT ?:m q. M: returning. next tjay
| FOX SEVERN RIVER-T,tesdny
THURSDAY Thu md Saturday from Company;
wharf az G:,D a. m. Portsmouth, G:J5 n
M Go ,tay s!ns M"rfoIk; n m: =
T0n NANSEMOND RIVER AND
SuFfoi.k --At ; y. M: Portsmouth 3:io
=; m; connecting at Suffolk with S. and
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poouos,n
n Mnre NJ se nr,.,, III and Nansemond rivers
NORTH CAROLINA DIvIsIoN-For.
merry y. y. and W. y. L:--Steamer Alhe-
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington N
G., Mondays AT u. m; Thursdays at i
=. M; chrryihg freight. and passengers
PnngO and Pamico rivers. 80
Freight for Ncwhern, n. c., received at
y. aud S. r. r. Depot. 80
Freight received daily except Sunday.
All schedules subject to change with
out notice $50
NJ. y. CEOMELL. Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk mud Portsmouth,
Enrch 18Th. ISaG.
ARRIVALS

ir stmp. rormore. Ernst. Galveston
Ia Hamburg, to VIM. Lamb & Co. Coal
ed and sailed.
l'r Gimp. March. Newport
News. 20 Barber & Co. 10 finish LOADING
Schr. George +. Dudley. Wilson, New.
Haven. light.
Schr. G.arie d. Chambers. Bennett,
New York. light.
Schr. +. S. Newman. Caswell. Bridge
port. light.
Tug Anna. Suffolk. with barge Wash
ington in tow.
iags:s Wasp ana Maynowcr. TO VIM.
Lamb < Co. for coal,
CLEARED
Schr. Hulda. Daniels. North Carolina.
light.
Schr. Robert Hoaly, James river, light.
SAILED.
Br, stmp. Vera. Forth, Falmouth, hav-
ing coaled.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co

SIN HOURS .QUICKEu THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH DhN AND NIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY s, 1893
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$40 u. III. DAILY, GAGGpt Sunuuy-(Por:s-
mouJh, High street, 30 a. M. i
Arrive at Philadelphia, 5;52 o.
M; New York at S3S p. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Clio p. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street
$3.50 Arrive at Philadelphia
6:l9 a; m; New York. 7:43 q. m.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
900 q. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street
9lo,) leaving New York at s o.
m. Philadelphia. 11:l6 D. m.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
sos p. m. daily: except Sunday-(Ports
mouth, High street, Sis D. m
leaving New York at 8 a. m:
Philadelphia. 1920 n M -
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars OH night trains
between Jersey City. Philadeiphia and
lor Cars on day trains between PhiIa-
delPhia and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked ut, Wakes Agency under At
lantic Hc.-l, and on the steamers.
r. Is. COOKE. GGasral Agent.
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New York sInritef.

New York. March 9.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged
Wheat-Spot duh with options: No. 2
red store anA elevator. 7SNa7Shc
atloat. 79A@S0c.
RSc afoat. Options were dull and un.
changed.
Oats-Spots dull; options dull and
STEADY; March. 25c; spot No. 2, 25c. /:
NO white. 2Gi&Q2GIc.: mixed West
ern, 25l2@2Gc.
Eeel-unchanGtM> Beef hams dull,
extra India mess, sl5.0OaI6.5o.
Cut hleats-Quiet and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet; Western steam, s5.47h;
city. 60 ~
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Port orxcwport News.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Stmr. Santui;. Halves. Boston
Schr. Lucinda sutton. O'Brien,
Providence.
Schr. Lyman NJ. Law. Blake. Ports
mouth.
Schr. Walker Arlington. Drinkwatrr.
Providence.
Barge Imperial. Lewis Boston.
SAILED
The British steamship March cleared
yesterday af;"rnoon for Antwerp with
Il cargo consisting of 6S.57l bushels of
wheat valued g.. 3233lI.
the Chesa peak and Ohio steamship
Rappahannock sailed Yesterday for l.iv-
erpool. having Oil beard 81? head of
cattle. valued al $4,000.
Stmr. Santui;. Halves. Baltimore.
with barge Atlas.
Barge Nancy r.ndet0n. New York.
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The largest schooner ever hu;lt on
;hr Atlantic coast 1t almost ready FOR
LAUGHING a: Bath. Me. She is a for
master ana has been named the VIII
Ham Il. Palnsr. Her G;mcnc!ons az;
Length, 2i1 feet: brGadtn. II fact: dfp.n.
70 feet. ana Sc1ss tonnage. l,S05.73. Tnc
''IErSt !cro-nCr nj pr sent afinl; Is;
tie Gov. Ames. which is OF only twenty
seven tons less than rhe new vrss n
Each Of the Palmcr's lower rlasts ;s liz
fee: long. or one foo; longer than those
Of the Gov. ANS.
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nnhtlnore Market

and unchanged.
Whent-Dull and easy; No .. rcd. spot
and March. 72@72hc.: May, 69h @G9hc /:
July. 69c. asked; Southern. by sample,
7aaIGc.: do, on grade, 71@74c.
Corn-Steady: mixed. spot March and
April. 33M@33Ac.; May, 34Isa34Mc:
July. 35@sc. asked; steamer. mixed 327s
I321ac.; Southern. white, 34M@36c.; do,
yellow. Sih@36I.c.
Oats-Firmer: No. 2. white, Western,
26A@2Ic.; No. 2. mixed. do, 24lk@25c.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2. 43c. asked, near by;
45@4Gc. Western.
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SuSnr Mnrltcf

Market steady. Out OF town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates to
the different points. Local sales are be-
Ing made as follows: Cut loaf, s573:
powder cd, s5.4S: granulatcd sag: con-
fectioners' standard "A" s5ll: Amcri-
can off "a" s4.SG: Franklin nearly white
B. A.I2: centennial bright. yellow b"
AS; Franklin standard extra C. SI36:
Keystone standard extra &c" S4.29;
American extra &C" $423
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Southern FriEt-,Bananas, T5c. al 90
per bunch: oranges. Messina. s3.25fbt: CO.
connuts. S3.I5 per bag OF 100; Lemons.
sG.nVaf300; Northern applies. S4.Uui SAITH.
Turnips. sl.25Gl.5o: sweet po;a,oes
Hayman's. Sl.75@2; yellow. s2.25Gf2 80
onions. sl.75; parsnps. $3.50; celery.
SQac II stalk; carrots. s1.75
Poultry-Chlckens. old. 25St21c. spring
chickens, none on market
Eggs-Wholesalc. 9Mltc per dozen.
BeeswaX-aGQ2 &c. per pound
Truck-Irish potatoes: Eating pota.
toes. soc. @sl.25 per bag.
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Frpsn FT1bI.

Firm and steady. Trout. large (per
boN), sloTll trout. medium (per box
sS50mS.76; mixed (per box. So SOAR: ml1I
lets per box). s6.50W7: croakers (per
boS). sG.50q7; taylors (per box), s7.5o0
s; sheepshead (per pound. SQl0c; Span
ish mackerel tper pound). 12c; rock (per
pound. l04l2k; pampano. 15c: blues. &c:
black bass. safe; white perch. 4kGD5c:
yellow perch, &c: Florida shad. 15@2oc
red snapper. 5hc; groupers, &c; North
Carolina shad. 2o84oc.
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Money NIn,.i,ct.

New York. March l9.-Money on call.
irm. at 3Mi per cent: last loan at ;
per cent. and closing offered at 3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. ahGf6 per
cent. Bar silver, 6Si4. Sterling cX-
change, steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4SGi&M+S7 for Go DAYS;
and iSiAMiSS for demand Posted
rates. aSIM4SSta. Commercial bills.
1So'l 4S6i.. Government bonds. steady;
State bonds, dull; railroad houds. lower.
Silver at the Board was easier.
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Live Stock.

Choice heavy cattle. 4@4hc; comon to
fair cattle. 3h @3Mc: Eastern North Car
ollna cattle. best. 3cr3Mc; heifers. 81 az
31sc; bulls. 2G212c; fat cows. 2hd3Ac;
mich cows, good. per head. s25G3a;
calves, common. sl5dl2a: butchers
sheep. 3A@tc: good corn-fed hogs. ar
Az; light pigs, 3&@ic: fresh pork, hogs
dressed. large. per pound. 46p5c. hogs,
dressed, small. per pound. 5@5hc
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Grain.

Pcas-Quiet; Rlack-eye Peas, sl.809
100 per bag: Black. I5GDS0c per bushel.
Clay. 50M60c. per bushel
Corn-Southern White, 34@35c.
Oats-Steady; Mixed. 2Sc.; white aoc
Mill Fecd-Marke; steady: Bran, sl4 oo
shipstuff, or niddling. sl50O: meal white
bolted. per 80 lbs. 391aG4lc.
Hay-Maryland and Virginia, No. I
Timothy. si7ooa 1850: No. 2. SIS. so9l6. 90.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No. !
Timothy Hay, $500.
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NORFOLK Z SOUTHERN R, R, CO,

mai. A%D iSxFREss LEAVES cav NOR X.
Eolk Iaily (rAcept Sunday 10 Il. Ia. tor
E!izahe,h city, Ecemton. M.ekry's Ferry.
~ i:drnton win. y ara $ i. IL. sI"nmt.
a. iotl,,wa: lanily sc%c.m Sunday ioi.
Windsor. TUESDAY, TiiI'KSDAY and
SATURDAY Tor All inlr!i;iis on jhowai,
:, -, nni .cmn on MONDAY and FIJI
DAY for Scuppcrnong river, and WE'D
NI:spAYS Tor Salmon ,I..k. I'on,.,...,
irg nj Bellhavcn with Steamer Vlr.i.,ia
Dare ~ t2r MImk,,eyvlls; so.,h Greek, Al
lnSS.
FOLK 1910 p. m. daily (rSccri Sunday, ,Hr
tIi2Abetit City. Edenton ara wav-stn
lions Connects at Elizabeth 9Th with
ahe s i,.si,r;a Neuse "%sGay Timrstay
Landing Morche,d 'Ettv iJirain" nd
GolGsbOro via y. and \. G. Il r.. and for
stations on the w. n and y Il; t. 80
ARRIVE AT .NOREOLk.
(excert Sunday nj U2i a m. CONNECT
f Yin M al raj and d.. 'T and w. a" Morio!&
ISS sS rf fTsSi STA Sta
:, E ts4 IlEt:IG,i IIAII;pIHI tNA DIsrATcu
MINlON LINE between ali po,,,,I X ~; !,
aud East via Norfolk and S0r nttI = on i
Sonthrrn Railroad and Eastern Nor;h
Freish, received daily. until y. m. md
forwardly promptly at low rat,.. 1'''
For ipr nii;l. inf9rna.ion apply, to The
Norfolk. Va.
II. G. IIUDGINS.
:, Gensral Freight and Pass. Agent
General Manager.
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Pork-weak; mess. .s.7oa1o.2a.

Cotton Seed Oh-Dull and unchanged.
Butt,r-Fafr demand and unchanged
Coffee-lnactive. 5Qpt0 points down:
Aianch, s13.15613.20; May. sl2T0Ql2 so;
June, s12.30; July. s12.0O@i205: Febru..
airy. s1o.65. Spot rio, quiet and steady;
No. Z. 1880.
Susar-Esaw. firm and quiet: fair re-
filming, 3Ac. bid: centrifugals sc test.
& 3-l6c. bid. Refined, steady and un-
changed.
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InavEi.rs.s, s:sI,pE.
Nl u A. "a 4 ~ u n.

N,&QT, NoR a,tOHL,kt "a AMP VIEW
-,".y ABLE In, Effect February %, iS.j,
~ Leave Nortolk., daily except Sunday,
u;a' o ~; M 9'W y; IN, II :Uu IL M. IN D.
only at 200 u. M.
Lenye Ocean View. daily except sun
day. s:lG a. m, 1000 u. M. ~. 90 noon, 200
?: m. ! p. m. a:io p. M. and on Satur-
days ony at 1:lo y. IN.
Leave Norfolk, Sunday. 600 a. M II .0N
B. m. 800 y. m, 300 p M. 200 u M NY
Leave Ocean View. Sunday. 1000 a m
l2:oo noon, goo T.. M, 400 D. m. 500 ~ M
w. ~ l:ARHE:rr Jr,
General Mrnu..r,.
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NorioiIs GOTTEN MnrLet.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
s,r0ytsi0ns.
Norfolk, Va, March ls, lso

Norfolk. Va, March ~. 1896.
Fish--Mackerel, No. .. IN kegs. s7.Oo:
new, small. $3.50; new. medium. $1,000:
No 3. in kegs, $3.50: Herring, Family
Roe. half barrel. s2.I5: North Carolina
Cut Herring. s3.25Q3.75; Eastern, in bar
rels S2.15
Mess Pu-k-Ncw. sl0.75.
Ham-pork $1,000.
ms-Smithficld- 12Ml3c
Bulk Mea;s-Clcar ribs. s5.S5: fa;
backs. 5,sc.; bellies. 5lac. as 10 size
pieces: pork plate. $3.50
Shoulders-Sugar-cur 6!ac.
Bacon Shoulders. sac
Rrcas:s--Susar- cured. Size
I.ara-I'urc lard. tierccs, 6iaG6a;c.. as
"a cases and tubs; 14c. over ticrces; com
pound. 4%ic.: tierces. in ca SEES sc.
Chccsa-Cream. loc.; Western Diary.
9Q9i.c.
Butter-Market firm: New York State
dairy. new, poe: fresh creamery. 2+m
aJc.; Western. l6M20c.
Kerosene Oil--Firm: l12 degrees. sac.
Go degrees. like: Red, $50 degrees. lOc.
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Spoken.

Captain +. NJ. Halves, OF the Old Do
minion steamship Gloucester from. Bos-
ton arrived here yesterday and reports
speaking the schooner Frank w. Howe,
Captain Williams. from Brunswick, at
1850 q. NJ. on the 18th, $50 miles south
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Opening. Highest. Lowest.

cash Quotations: Flour was quiet and
unchanged No. ., spring wheat 65M
661ac; NO. 2. red. G+asc.: No. 9. corn.
2Sia@2S3sc.; No. 2. oats. 1gIc Mess
pork. s9@a.12ia: lard. s5.1505l7la: S. X.
sides. SiS7la@$5: ID. S. shoulders, s4.62II
@A.Ia; S. C. sides, S5.l2hQ525 Whis-
key, Sl22
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Peauut Mnr,tet.

Market-Quiet: Prime, size; strict
~ prime. Shc.: fancy. 3Nc. common
2@2i5c.; Spanish, sllO.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron nnlncc
steamers NEWPORT NEW1, WASH
INGToN and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows
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Coffee-Stionger and Il cent higher;
rio. common. l6i4@i1hc.: Fair. 1877 ar
l9c.; Good. .oG@o4sc. Choice. 2l@2lEc.:
Laguayra. u l-3c.; Java 29al30lAc.
Syrups and Molasses-Sleady; Syrups
Bright, lSq pc. Fair Grades. l6G2Oc !.
Porto Rico. It, 20 and CSC. as TO grada'
New Orleans Molasscs-Quiet Fair.
20Gi25c.: Good. 36U40c.. Choice, 45c.
i'lour-Markci was steady: West
ern Spring Wheat Rest Patent
Family. s4.i0: Winter Wheat. Bast Pa.
tent Family. sl.%5: Winter Whna,
Choice Patent, @tla: Family, 500:
Choice Straight Family. $3.50: good
Family, 1919; Fair Family. 81 so. Good
Family, S3.3a; Fair Family. S. 20
Salt-firm: Liverpool Fine. s1.OOm
no. as to grade; G. a.. 55Q65c.. as to
weight.
Rice-Millcd. 5aGc. dice. in rough, 81
@G5c. per bushel.
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A TLANTlC AND pANVILLE RAIL
- WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
IL, 1855
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf. daily,
$50 a IN; West Norfolk, !a;45 a. m, for
Danyiile ana all intermcdiate stations.
arriving a; Danvilc. 5:25 D. m Leave
Norfolk, 5:25. y. M: West Norfolk. 5:55 D.
IN. Leave I.awrcncevillc daily Except
Sunday ut 600 u. m, arriving at Dan
vile at 1880 Il. m
Connection made at Danvnlc and JEFF
fress junction with Southern hallway
System; at Denniston Junction for Dur
ham, South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division OF the n. and w
II. X.
Pullman slecpers between Danvile
Ashevlle. Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Companys Agency
At wharf Norfolk; w. V. H. Williams
Agency, Portsmouth.
VIM. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. O. HAINES,
Superintendent.
" % - n 40 q
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west from Gay Head. Captain Williams
reported all well.

west from Gay Head. Captain Williams
reported all we'll.
Arrived out From Norfoil.
Baltimore March 1Sth.-Yacht Nor
ma, barges Wnverley and jackson. Nos.
. and 6.
Antwerp. March 17th-Str. Plessey
Prov Head. March 17.-Str. Manhan-
set.
Providence, March 17th.-Schr. Genl
$. II. MerwIn; schr. w. w. Converse,
18th.
sailed for Norfolk.
Baltimore. March 1S.-British stmp.
| Lady Palmer. cleared.
Faith. Me. March 1S.-Schr. VIM. ID.
lIlmcr mew).
New Orleans. March 1S.-Stmr. Hazel
Branch. cleared for Dunkirk. via New
port News.
Nobska. March 17.-Stmr. Ashlands
Boston. for Norfolk, passed.
New London. March 1S.-Schr. Mary
y. Ranoall.
Providence. March ls.-schr. Geo. NJ
Grant.
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Il
~, ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. SfTfb
CUNNING BETWEEN NORFOLIt and
Samon. VIRGINIA BEACH Sen sensrt
SlLAS w. DUITI " ". VAN NORDE.N.
Receivers
TIME II, TABLE No. In EFFECT
O'CLOCK a. NJ.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
i.earr Norfolls--7 200 u. m, mixed: 900 a.
m, stops only at Thalia, l.ynnhaven and
0 o. i2:%n p. an. local express; 1850 p
Leave vir;inia Beach--a:oo a. M, local
,G np!,: ii:Oy u. m. mixed: 2:i5 y. m.
local express; 1850 p. m, stops only at
SUNDAY TRAINS.
~, cave Norfoik-a:2t a. M. stops only n /
Ihhiia. lynnhlvcn and OCEAN,: 100 y M.
local express; 1850 y. M, local cSprcss
Leave Virginia iieach-,lu:lO a. m. loca!
express; ::I5 p. m, local express: 1850 y.
M, M, stops only at Oceanu. Lynnhaven aid
Trains stop only on signal at interme-
u,htc stations 70 put or Or tnke on pass
cnGtrS. Local Express Trains make the
TRIP IN iurty-iivc minutes.
y CHAIR Car Is attached TO all passenger
trains. Seats 70 cents each.
u. l.. HOLLAND,
General superintendent.