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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-11-05

We hope sometime to be able to get
a copy Of this original speech and
claim the sll3 reward offered by rich
ards. A gentleman suggests that a
CODY of the reward and the Record
side by side would be good collateral
(?l for a loan at any bank.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-11-05
The Called Jade Winces.

But Naugle's character, or rather
lack of character, is so we'll known
thaAwe do not care to comment upon
sud- conduct, nor upon the character
of the man guilty Of such conduct
further t1an to say that he would, IN
our opinion, periure himself on oath.
steal pennies off the eyes Of the dead
or cruelty the Christ whom he pre-
tends to serve for less than thirty
pieces of silver.-Mail.
The above from the pen OF a mao
who has been endeavoring to ignore
the points and thrusts Of the VOICE
at his party, the man who has as
sumed the exalted attitude OF sell
composure 10 the face Of lombard
ment, shows that his air has been an
affected one, that instead OF COM
posure his breast has been heaving and
ranking with venom toward the
VOICE because Of its exposition Of the
multifariOuS inconsistencies, decep'
tions, and downright dishonesty prac'
ticed by the Mail and its editor
His indignation has finally leaped
overheard and regards no limit, as
evidenced by the sample above. II
contains no NORWOOD for the editor
of the VOICE, If its words were
spoken by any man for whom we had
any respect, or for whom the people
OF Wellington had any respect, we
should feel inSulted, hut coming from
the source it does it fails to create
within our being a single ripple Of
NaliCe.
1t comes from man who has beer
more than thrice convicted in thi;
campaign of absolute premeditatet
falSehOOd, without once confeSSing o.
correcting his fault; 1t comes from
man who is notorious for his lyinG
habits,
Coming from such a source anC
under such circumstances hi
language has no sting for tue editol
of the VOICE. We have not told
single falSehoOd in this campaign
Every word we have uttered has beef
truth, aud whenever we have fOunC
that we have been IN error we have
cheerfully made corrections. Oul
readers will bear witness to this
And we stand ready at all times Il
correct any erroneous statement w
have ever made. Can the editors o
the Mail or MOnitOr-PreSS say a
much? All know that we have eX
posed their falSehOOdS time and again
but have never yet seen a retractiol
Or correction from either of them
Truth is what the people want ant
the editor Of the VICE will never b.
a party to deception. We do no
need to descend to deception. Their
iseuough truth abroad if it we're al
told to forever dam the pOlitica
reprObates in the Republican part
in this county, in this state and il
this nation. It's the truth that hurts
you know. FalsehoOds have no sting
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1896-11-05
Yours Truly,
CHAS. H. BLISS.

With slight hope that we might
get a copy of the original record we
wrote twice to the public printer aud
finally received the following reply:
Office of the Public Printer.
Washington, D, c., Sept. H. 1925.
Lyman Naugle, Esq, Peoples Voice, Well
ington, Kansas.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your letter
of September 10, l have to state that
the supply of copies of the DAILY"
Congressional Record for January 10.
1874, is entirely exhausted, and we
are, therefore, unable to supply you
with COPY of the same or certified
copy of the speech requested.
Twenty cents sent by you in postage
stamps inclosed. Respect,
Tn. e. BENEDICT, Public Printer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
Cotton Markets.

New York. Jan. 22.-Cotton steady:
middling gulf, s Slice. middling, 8 5-lGc.
Net receipts, 1852 bales; gross. 10. AZ
bales; exports to Great Britain. 1O.32S
bales: to continent. 1,S33 bales: forward
ed, 2,62S bales; sales, 3.103 bales: spin
ners, 2S9 bales; stock. 1SG. 596 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. 1882
bales; exports to Great Britain. 1I.d3S
bales; to continent, 1l,AS3 bales: stock,
$50, 132 bales. u
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
ia.l15 bales; exports to Great Britain.
35,o57 bales; TO France. 4.5SG bales; to
continent, 5S,774 bales.
New York, Jan 22.-Cotton futures
closed quiet, but steady: january and
February, 1872; March, 7.99; April, SOB;
May, S.07; June, S.ll; July and August.
SID; September. 7.S4; October. III; No
Liverpool, Jan. 22.-l2:30 p. m.-Cc.-
ton, demand fair and prices firm; Amer
lean mi6dling. 4 17-32d: sales. 10000
bales; American, $500 bales: speculation
and export, 1000 bales: receipts. 10000
bales: American. TO- 800 bales. Futures
opened firm and demand moderate.
Liverpool. Jan. 22.-4 p. m.-Cotton;
January. 4 21-6IGi 2S-64d sellcd; Jan
uary and February. 4 27-64d seller; Feb
ruary and March. 4 2G-G4d buyer; March
and April, 4 25-64G4 26-64d buyer: April
and May, 4 25-64dr4 26-64d; Ma and
June. 25-Gid buyor: June and July,
4 2b-6+d buyer: July and August. 4 25-64d
buyer; August and September, 4 24-64d
seller; September and October. 4 17-6id
seller; October and November, 4 l3-6Id
sellers. Futures closed quiet.
New Orleans, Jan. 22.-Cotton futures
steady: sales. $1,000 bales. nua
7.S7; February. 7.SG; March. ISIS; AriiI,
7.92: May, T.96; June, 7.99: July. S.O3;
August. 7.96; September, 7.7S; Octobes.
T.54.
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New York Market.

New York. Jan.22.-Flour Firm and
unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and stronger, with OPP
lions checking business; No. = red.
store and elevaor. 73c.; aaoat, 74H @76c:
No. /, Northern, T3c.
Corn-Spot dull and firm; No. Q,
3GM @36lac., In elevator: 37A @37lsc.,
afioat; options were dull and firm at
M4&c. advance: January, 36ssc.; Feb
ruary, 36c.; May. 357ac.
Oats-Spots quiet and firner; options
dull and iirmer; January. 24Ac.; Febru-
airy. 24Sc.; May. &c; spot prices: No.
II. 2iM@25l@c.; No. .. white, 26.
Becf-Unchangcd.
Beef hams-Dull at $l5.50.
Tierced beef-Quict and unchanged.
Cut mcats-unsettlcd; picked bellies,
Bic; shoulders, Sc; hams, SEaG9c.
Lard-Dull and weak; Western steam
|S502; city, SEQ.
Pork-steady and quiet; old mess,
$50. 75G$1l.
Coffee--Quirt at 5@2O points down:
January. $13.2o@12.25; February, sl3.O5
@13.10; March. sl3; May. l 2.5o@i2. s.:
September, SLIGO; spot Rio, dull and
STEADY: No. 7. S14.
1 Sugar-Haw dull and firm: fair rc-
filming, 3&c. bid: refined moderately ac-
tive n tirmer; some grades higher:
mo. 6, 4kc.; No. Z, 4asc.; off A, 4 9-lGG
4 11-lGc.. standard a. &C.; cut-loaf and
brushed, $3.50; graduated, &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
REALMS OF FINANCE
The Market Practically Unchanged Excepting
a Slightly Better Undertone In Stocks.
slIG1T ADVANCE IN PRICES REPORTED
Dine TO AdvIces Indicating n Peace
full Solution of the Venezuelan
Question md Delay on the Davis
Monroe Doctrine Resolution-Rnil-
wny List DuIi-Moncy Easy.

New York., Jan. 22.-While business at
the Stock Exchange Showed no mate
rial Improvement In volume, the under
tone OF the market was distinctly bet
ter. The advance In prices was the d.
rect result of the advices from London
Indicating a. peaceful solution of the
Venezuelan question n the DISPOSE
ton on the part of the Senate to delay
action on the Davis and other resOlu-
tons affecting the nations relations
with foreign countries. These deyel-
opments. coupled with rather extensive
buying for London account, led to an
advance of anywhere from e TO ~
per cent. The comparative case In
money on call and the disposition OF
the leadinS financial Institution to deal
more literally with borrowers on time
also helped the rise in the list. In the
case of General Electric the stock was
influenced by rumors from Boston thnt
the old deal with the Westinghouse was
on again. The stock rose to 27M, the
best for n long time past. Tobacco II
Chicago Gas We're weak at one time.
Tobacco falling to T6IS from 70. and Chi
cago Gas to 63M from 60. The decline
in tobacco vas attributed to the closing
of the transfer books for the annual
election, which practically wiped out
the premium on the stock so far as
borrowing purposes are concerned. 1t
was also stated that there will be no
contest at'the annual election, and this
gave the bears fresh courage. The re-
fusal of the Secretary OF State of IL
linois to accept the reorganization pa
pers of the Chicago Gas people weak
ened this stock. After an early and
sharp advance the railway list drifted
into dullness and the market for these
specialties continued quiet until the last
half hour of business, when IL number
of buying orders made their appear
ance. Nickelplate stocks were the g
lures at this time, the common rising
~ to 10; second preferred 3 to 90, and
the first preferred SIS to SO.
This rise was Il TO the declaration
Of q five per cent. dividend on the first
preferred. Nothing was paid in 1895: 4
per cent. in 1894. and ~, per cent. In
1892. Speculation closed strong and
with prices A@1k per cent. higher on
the day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
Live stocIt MARKET.

Market-Firm and active.
Butchers Cattle Extra fat steers
from .O00 to ! ,?0olbs SeI4 Ii. b; fair Ia
good steers, from 800 to 1920 lis, 3l-l
@3 Sic. b.; fair good steers, from 500
to 800 lbs. 2laW2Ac e., h.: common rough
steers. from 500 TO 1000 lbs, 292 1-9c.
h.: fat heifers. from 500 to 1000 lbs.
@Q3&c. lib: common h%eifcrs. from 900
to 900 lbs, 2A02&c. lb.: common
to fair cattle, . 1-4@3c. lb.: bulls,
202I@c. h.: fat cows, pa M2Xc. Ib
milch cows SIS to S35 per head; good
ordered oxen, 3G3Ac.
Bulls-Good extra, from 1000 to 1906
lbs, 2I2 1-2c. lb.
Hogs. Live-Choice packing ana
butchers" $50 to 200 lbs, &c. Lig ut
pigs wanted, at &c.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago. Jan. 22.-It has been com
Puted that all the way from 1000, 900
bushels to 10000, 900 bushels of shor
wheat has been covered in this market
since last Saturday, and doubtless, one-
iiaif OF The total was bought in to-day
Nurte 2 cents Improvement in price
pver yesterdays close being recorded
ut ons thine. and the close, whilst al
some recession from the outside, afford
"a call holders n very respectable
Proft on their Investment. a noticea-
pie railing off in tha Northwestern re-
Eeipts started the buying. and the anx-
3ety OF "saptts" kept 1t uip. News
Argentine was ~discouraging as to
ne crop and to the ability of h coun-
~ 10 FURNISH any wheat for export.
The bullying propensity of whsnt pore
ruiz as am influence in corn. The gain
the latter was not important or Sig
liticand' the ~s4tuatlon in 1t having no
Independent merit, and the imnarove-
was not marked by any enthusi-
lsm. b commission houses reported
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THXvGLEM.T Ig
ss,IaAvs.I.E .s., l..i,I,E. sSsaS4
Es, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gUnPhHY.
FUR NEW YORk%

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPoINr.
ED no BAIL from 4sorIolk UAI5Ya5at8
i p8Yss. !: m! ru thasstn Ysw WEE e Hs; sa9M 81
ggihiSTIhfSsBBAAYYSS Ia AND NJ aFtDA9asat3sBm M:
modntions u~nsurpassed. IS SAs'1a
Fare. insiuding meals and state
Fare. round trip. limited 10 thirty !.
ra nor Il 4; and sAs5yaie Is state
a:ain street Or az general office at wharf.
Ne e. news Nmei ev n su R,D XsRRIp Sys FAY !.
a aTEMS = s schalfsaPaTSEnfh Vi BE- ne sfr Rash!5S
AND Elaine. sailinE daily except Sur
ai ESoR hs oE1 fF%9o%n STyyx, SS :sS and N e :Ig !:
VIZ I. Hosri sGa s e 70 20 and and; hn q ]. =.
al: EoR diAMS a1 1l;15 a. M. and
400 =. m; PORTSMOUTH at 1906 and a s:Ss
2 NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
2:a$ i. M: Bay Line wharf f at ! y. nat a.:
TSR EAST ASD5 WARE RIVERS
Rhhilyr e * a:so sunday a. m:; P5saylsE SSiSSmPanS,s
mRKSSR nFR1AiySHSYN%$$s$SsSS,S SSh f. SS + :. rs.
nesday sGa Friday ct $40 8. m.; Ports.
fo1f {, It ' sGv ii asi reHia TTEEE neT T,s aay;
wharf wharffa az G &sp a. sa M! Por la9@ Si22mSSa ss q,
'n % hay k MS sESTeSshs 2 Il RIVER I'VE: M
so Rr sehncetIns p at Ri; iff pfHsEts VITA 3 s sis
Ware, severn and Nansemond river;
WORTH 'ccPNRoL1NA D1yIs1oN-For.
ma arly IN r NJ: and Mdr vi p io r.7iStsHmer Abe.
c., Mondays ut 4 a.. M: Thursday a mr. 1
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~l.I.AvEI.E,ss GUIDE.

THL N0RisoLh. ALBHAiAHEG lTMD,
unn,nMr RAILROAD Coz
nmn between Norfolk unu the lam.
SIf'nMss virginia Beach Seaside Resort
w. BUlsT sand w. VAN NOR.
~ tARLE IN EFFECT SUNDAY.
eth: 1896.
,o i.eHvs Norfolk-7 Il. M. mixed: Il. ~ mi
Leave WiissJi;niaa =; M local express:
press; 80 u IN" ne1ehGs q. IN. local OK
press. NS y J.. H.. local ex-
,, SUNDAY TRAINs.
a nense Norfolk-lC: 80 q. m. local on nrnae.
o Z. M. legal express. 49, ~ eAPress'
EXPRESS s 3 Si pi IN beach-1:ao p. M. local
rams Stops only on sIEnnIs ~ ip.,u
luke OH pas
Local Express trains mako Tho 49,. -.
forty-fiVe minutes. N ~ Trip u
r. p. HoLLAND
GENERAL superintendent
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ca In tow for New York, passed out the

ca In tow for New York, passed out the
Capes yesterday.
Tug l.. Luckenbach, Williamson, with
barRes Yonkers and Frank Pendleton
In tow for New York. passed out the
Capes yesterday.
Tug e. w. Morse, Blizzard, with two
barges in tow for New York. passed out
the Capes yesterday.
Tug Triton, with two barges. and the
German ship Fidella, In tow for New
ports News, passed in the Capes this
morning.
Tug Mars, Bartlett. with one barge In
tow. passed out the Capes yesterday.
Cape Henry, Va, January 22.--l2 M
Hay. Northwest wind; ten miles.
Light sea.
CLEARED.
sehr. May Mcfarland, Small. New
Bedford with coal.
sehr. Clarence H, venner, watts.
Barge Nancy Pendleton, New York,
with coal.
Barge ITO, Boston. with coal.
SAILED.
British stmp. Riyerdale, Lawrence
Viewpoints News. by the N. A. II. Co. To
load part of cargo.
Schr. Oliver Schofield, Suffolk, light,
to load for New York.
Schr. Mary h. H. G. Dow, Malcolm.
son. Providence. with coal.
Schr. Helen II. Benedict, Brocket,
Boston, With coal.
Schr. Edwin II. Hunt. Crowell, Provi.
dencc. with o
Schr. Lewis II. Coward. Haynes. Fal
River. with coal
Schr. Maggie M. Keough, Tilton
Charleston. with coal
Schr. S. Warren Hall. Hill. Newberne
n. c., light.
Schr. Edna and Emma. Richardson
Wilmington, N. c., with cargo.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
baltimore Market.

Baltimore Jan. 22.- Flour Firm;
Western super. s2.4532.60; do. extra,
S2.15GF3.1 10: do. family. s3.25GN3.6 GO; winter
wheat patents. So. 6OG3.90; spring do. do.
S3.40@3.60; do. do, straight, S3.25@3.5O.
Wheat-Strong; No. 2. red, spot. Jan
uary II May. 70%@7lc.; Southern. by
sample, 7l@72c.; do. on grade. 6SIaM
T1kc.
Corn-Firm: mixed. spot and January,
33h @33asc.; February. 33S q 33lac.
March, ;33ssd33A: May. 3kG35Mc
steamer mixed. 32@32AG; Southern, 321a
0331ac.
Oats-Steady to firm; No. 2. white
Western, 24Q24kc.; No. 2. mixed. 23c.
asked.
Rye-Firm; No. 2. 4Oc. nearby: 41@42c.
Western.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
Among our Cotton Men.

Rainy weather in cotton belt.
Spot quotations in Liverpool ad-
vanced 1-32d. Contracts closed quiet
near months partially nal point de-
cline.
Future contracts In New York de-
clined 4 to 6 points. closing quiet and
steady; March, F.99 to s; May. S.07 To
sos: August, S.14 to S.I5; salcz, l3l. 700
bales.
New Orleans contracts closed steady
at 6 to 3 points decline; sales, 600
bales.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 1882 bales, against 5000 bales
las; year, and 26,GS3 bales in 1894.
New Orleans receipts to-day are csti-
mated at from 1000 to 5000 bales.
against S.a2S bales n s year, and g.3os
bales in 1894.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
Prod

Southern Fruits-Bananas. S1@l.25
per bunch; oranges, jamaica, $3.50
per box; cocoanuts, $500 per bag of 100,
Lemons. s2.50@3.OO; Northern apples,
S2.15@4.O 0.
Turnips. SIPS, dull: sweet potatoes,
s2.GO; hayman's. $500; yellow, $2.25;
Q2.50; onions, T.75; parsnips, So; celery,
3at4c. a stalk; carrots, SITE.
Poultry-Chickens. old, 22h@25c.;
spring chickens. l2lD1Sc.
Eggs-Whoiesalc, 15m17c. per dozen.
BeeswaX-2Ic. per pound.
T~ruck-lrish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, Sl.25 per bag; Onions. s1.T5 per
bag.
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fair eountry buying and the pit was q

fair country. buying and the pit was q
buyer to shorts. 81
An advance to correspond with that
of corn took place In oats. The factor,
OF course, was the strength which radl-
ated In all directions. May BATS closed
"a cent higher than yesterday. Cash
cats were firm and v OF q. cent higher.
Provis.ons-The hog market was ne
ported scents lower his morning, and
when the market for product opened,
that report received recognition by u
decline in pork, lard and ribs. The
strength of grain acted as an offset,
however, and values wsre soon back
to the closing figures OF yesterday. Late
in the session there were recessions and
May pork olosed 10 cents unde.' yestcr-
Iay.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth
January o2d. 1895.
ARRIVALS

British stmp. Aloedene, Jones. Balti-
more, to the North American Transport
Co, to load for Glasgow.
Spanish snip. Oracle. Cirarda. Calves
on to Liverpool, to william Lamb IL
Co. Coaled and sailed.
Tug Sallie, Pungoteague Creek, with
stmr. I. N. Veasey inflow.
MEMORANDA.
British stmp. Lockmore passed in the
Capes this afternoon for Lambert's
Point.
Tug Walter A. Luckenbach, wilIin,
with harGeS CITY Of Atlanta. and:Coral-
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NJ %NIRrIkcf.

New York, Jan. 22.-Money on call
easy at 314 per cent: last loan at 3
per cent. and closing offered II 3 per
Prime mercantile paper, GM7 per
cent. Bar silver, ca. Sterling exchange.
easier, with actual business In bankers
bills at iS7hM4S7M for GO days and
4SSA G4S9 for demand. Posted rates. 4SS
q 1897. Commercial bills. 4SG%+ a 4SIA.
Government bonds, irregular: State
bonds, higher: railroad bonds. easier.
at the Board was neglected.
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slave Market.

Markct-Thrre is an improved de-
mand for light white oak hogsheads.
barrels and octaves; LII heavy
~l!ogsncads, prime, So6: cul!s. $50. Prime
Red oak h~ogsheads, $25 and dull; culls.
SlH; white oak light hogcheads. prime,
500; culls, $50: white oak heading,
prime. SIC: Guile, s26; white oak light
pipe, SG5; cu!ls. S33; white oak barrel.
S36; cu]ls, SIS; white oak. octavoes, $50:
cults, $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23

CLYDE's REGULAR LINE STEAM
ESSHlPSi FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia. Z
pointed TO sail from Norfolk every Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday at i.
m, and from Philadelphia every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. ..4S#
Through, bills Of lading TO ell points
Line Atlantic Coast Line. md Virginia.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES W!sMcCARRfCKs 80
General Southern Agent; Norfolk, Va.l@Sa
eTG9% W. .ICLYDE{&SCO,N55ss
@ Agents. Phila6eiphssA
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NorfoIk cotton Market.
VIII OLESAhE QUOTATIONS.
brnyfafAnE

Nonfolk. Va. Jan. 30. 1896.
Fish-Mackerei, No. 2. iii kegs, $500:
new, small, Sl2.50; new, medium, sig: No
3. in kegs, $3.50; Herring, Family Roc.
half barrel. S2.75: North Carolina Cut
Herring. SS.25@3.75: Eastern. In barrels.
1925.
Mess Pork-New. $l1.25.
Ham-Pork, sl0.5 sc.
Hams-Smithneld. 14@17c.
Bulk Mests-Clear ribs. $3.50; fat
backs, size: bellies. sac, as TO size
pieces; pork plate, $5.1b.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, 6Xc.
Observation-Disclosures, 6&c.
GreastS-Sugar cureu, &c.
Lard-Pure lard. ~tierces, T07Kc.. as To
cases and tubs. nc. over tierces: COM
pound. 5hc.: ~tlerces. In cases. SIG.
CheeseCreaIn, 10hQl1c.; Western
Dairy, 9W9nc.
undergraduates firm; New York
State dairy, new. &c.; fresh cream.
cry. 24@25c.; Western. 100000.
Kerosene oil-Firm: 112 degrees,8%c.:
GO degrees. HE: Red. $50 degrees, i0c'
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$3.50; Choice Straight Family, $3.50:
Good Family. sa.60: FAIR Family. $3.50.
s3.15.
salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. s1@1.to.
us 20 aue O.. a.. 55d65c.. as to weight.
Rfoe-Milied. 506c.; dice. in rough, G.
CSC. per hushel.
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daily. B-Breakiast. D-Dinner. s.
No. 4 connects at Weldon with A. c.
lanta, Ga.
On Mondays. Wednesdays ana Fridays
So:i'ieGts a. t'rnnkin with steamer Olive
ior Eaenton and landings on the river.
CONNECTS at Raleigh with Southern rail
way Tor Asherilie,. n. c.. ana ali inter
mediate points on the w. ". c. II. r..
NOS. 4h3 and Al Vestibule Limited Train
NO extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. pull.
man sleeper !OrtSinoutk to Atlanta. Ea
open ut -. m. for reception OF Dussenuers
Connects directly nj Atlanta with W and
a, L.. X. Tor Chattanooga. Nashville ana
all points West. Connects with a. and W
y. +. Il. for Mobile. Montgomery Nav
Orleans and nj Doints Southwest. ~
ARRIVE.
10 ao2, Atiatt.t SPECIAL. 7:SO a.. M.
mo. 3a-Alail and express, $3.50 d. m.
For tickets and baggage Checked 10 all
points South and South west, siecpinr car
reservation and general information, call,
OH or address
W. V. II. WILLIAMS.
TiGkGt Agent. FL High street, Forts
GEORGE McP. Bate.
Travelling Passenger Agent. Portsmouth.
". j. ANDERSON. j. w. BROWN. Jr.
GerI Pass. Agent. Pass. Agent.
T.. ST. JOHN. J. II. WINDER'
Nicc-frcsident. Gen'l Manager.
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IItAraaEns, ,;urn,

NenFV NolsEonN AND oceans
sSCaEpuLE in EPFiscT oST. Z, iss5.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDhY-Leavc
b NSs'9 9:oo 8: n. " i.e ave- o 3; an v lev. $:@,
1890 a. m: 10 noon: 2:0V. 400, 600. $500 pm.
SUNDAY TRA1NS-Leave Norfolk
Leave Ocean View-tO:O0 a. M; IL 200
noon: 900. 400. 500. 500 D.. m.
w. a. BhRRITVT,
General Manager.
General Office. Ocean View. Va.
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Griiln.

Peas-Steady; Black-cye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black, 70G75c. per bushel.
Corn-Southern white, quiet. ut $50
36c.
oats-steady; Mixed. &c; white.
Mill Feed-Market steady; Bran.
$la: shipstuff. CT middling, SIS:
meal. white boltcd. per 80 lbs, 3S@i0c.
Hay-Westcrn No. I. Timothy, SlS.5O
Q19.00: Maryland and Virginia. No.
I Timothy, S1T.50: No. 9. sl6.5o.
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Cash Quotations-Flour was firm and
unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat, 59@
60%c.; No. 9 red, 63Is@654c.: No. 2
corn. 2TA @272sc.; No. . oats, 1SAc.
Mess pork, S10.17k@10.40; lard. So. 621.
@5.T2h.; S. II. sides, s5.0o6f5.lO; ID. S.
shoulders, S4.f5@5.00; S. C. sides, $5.37k
05.50.
Whiskey, S1.22.
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Kiln Dried.

A No. I, 10 inches, SIT: A No. /. IL
inches, Sl4: A 10. /. edge, Sl4.a0: Al
No. :. edge, Sl2. so; A No. .. stock, Sill;
- No. 3. edge, $3.50: A No. 3. stock,
sl2.a0: bill stuff. air dried. $S.G0@sl2.
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I.uis,bcr Mnrltcs.

CWholcsale Quotations.)
Cypress Lumber-Markrt in good de-
mand. Boards lX6-l6 feet long, Slf,I5;
boards. lSG-lG rough. $l0M$l1. so;
boards. 1X12 TO Is inches-lG feet clear.
s24@s25: boards, rough. wide. $la@SlS. so;
scarce n in demand.