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SUGAR.

New Orleans, june --Sugar-open ket-
ne duiet, 2 J 4d3: centrifugal. very
strong; white, ll-l6Q3 rs; yellow, i-sa
centrifugal. IGa
New York, June 7.--sugar--Raw. strong;
mould "a" 3-s: standard "a" 10;
confectioners' "a" L.. cut loaf and
crushed, IA; powdered, s; graduated. |
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40 difficulty Is found IN sustaining
prices in rice.
The supply Of Cahforn.A oranges Is
practically exhausted.
Baltimore packer. are putting now
canned peas On tue market.
Peaches from Fort Worth and strawher.
ries from AionaNe No, were on .he mar
ket today.
California cherries were IN large sun
ply this morning AMI brought low prices
Some shipInenis arrived IN bad condi-
Ton
Thtre VIII he an auction sale Of lerlnus
In New York tomorrow and another az
Thursdsy. Last weeks sales netted high.
er PRICES.
Strawberries from North Texas sold at
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Carload lots lob cars. from mills. deal.
ers charge from store bill0c more per I6a
los on bran, zsisc ner busnel on oais and
corn ana lell6a per 30 lbs on hay.
BhAA--79duc.
CHOPPED coRN-7orT76c per 100 lbs.
cDBN--36E CSC sacked
CHOPPED OATS-Sle per 100 lbs
0ATS--White Nehres SKA 2gn3ic: New
Texas 3Oc.
~Alfalia. tls @llS.n 90 per ton; mil.
10. SEQ; timothy $40. JoGlI.5o; South
Texas prairie hay, Ac1lf500
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PAINTS ND OILS

OII-LInscot. In hhle RAD q. t,,Tl,
nc; water white. l50 test In bhlg IL IN
I,aSes EL53, prime. while. l51 est IN hbl,s;
ttIe, m cases 81 IS; briilaa; Oh. 81 50. In
tp.s' &C. stove gasoline, IN cases 81 30. I'm
t,piS' lie, i-rplon oil, n bbls. no: in "a
40; castor oil medical pure, s. 10: t,Ir.
pellttuc, IN hbls sc N' WI
WHITE LEAD-strictly plre 81. ael.,..
siAIslaId Hh;te lead 4i.s; raint.,s 81 w.
WINDOW GLAeS-In boxes, 20 and II
70 " az! y nor cont d.scoMnl now III 80
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Sr. I.OIfTH.

81 LOUIS June 7,--tattle- Receipts. 900:
sh,lP'mel > %o: steady for best grades:
en.!te 10 fancy export steers, 5.0)G5ti:
A.f 10 good native shipping steers 80
@f@; bulk Of solos, 46yai75 dre=s.pi bocf
ana butchers. a00nl.S5: bulk OF sales. 4. Is
nIe2; light s.ecrs, 375d4,3N' bulk OF saley.
bulk of sales 3,G5I4 90: cows and heitsr,
l't9Hl'-o; Texas and Indian steers fcl 3 80
60 grass. S.@ail0; cows anl hoifers
49,, ~, ~ HOGS Receipts. 5000; shnmsnts
~. miN@.l. 3.25d34s; heavy. sAo1i3 ~
Sheel Receipts, SGo; shipments, 1000
market steadY native muttons. 3 35Gii u ,
340Nl Do. lnnh. 4 2AaG-nn
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NEW nRl.rANs

New orleans, June s--Flour-cu,o;; ca
ia fancy, .,aNd4.Sa; racents t.7csitl -
SSinusAl FsGl. Ia BrAr - quiet, I'll
= !.N-->S eadY, rrlsls< l4tNGlSm, Chosce,
lNS3 Corn .NuseT. No. :. sNck.Ni, inlNed,
sa@sa, NSl4.N. IS, wh.te. SfASJ OG,s--
S;fsay, No. 2 -a9G, "a ksce--S;edGy;
iine2 AeNce. 8 - Boxed ,ncsts--l1ry sah;
sRonl8S'S Is; slicS, 10 Bacop-Ciea-
Its ssses. - Hafns--C.ear sncrt, -
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THE OUTLOOK FOR SUGAR.
Last Nsek's Advance Followed BY o
Quiet Market.
WIRE NAILS NAY BE ADVANCED.
Consolidation of Wire Rod MANN
fncturers would Help Prieea.
Tobacco IL Higher.
WIRE NAILS NAY BE ADVANCED.
once g TIE Post

~. .sva,,a a. * :. IS, e-,ses o.
,,a.lrs,s s,,r.- a. ,r.sa las. r-sesv Is
49,, .,,,-or-,,s -, -, 1855. 49,, "a
a,,.,,,r,.,a o,, a. snv ss,-nes.s.e -sspe,,ca.
Nor,he-n n-s,es ware advanced - oa Tire
.ar.o ,,av Tag IT, --.ss -ns-s.a ,.Y or,o-
r .S,.ss IL i, ss,,;h4-r r.srAs,s \ ;s,e-
s-xr- .oo-. New Yorx ss.7s Thus .a-. a,
,he n1vnpee me a-5e-s ara e5.r.as in
verr sssui,. VA. ., IS sa,y aaes4sa u
-, -, 60. ~ ~. -,
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MnrrI. Cnnnty rInn.

George c. Van Dcruark OF Webster
shipTea a crate Of very fine nur6ank
n!nus7 so Houston tolsy They we-o gain.
ere4 from 7r@eS planted tHo years ago.
ara wsTe the oss, ana larges. variety
- a on the local market this season AIR
! al i-friaf}s has several acre. Of land
csFei 20 plrms, peaches and other fruit
~ Wtbsisr aad sihteR thas thr rc.s II
oo1nlF5 - wea adapted 10 their caitsrc.
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snss7se Se- r-ate Sunday morning. Ta3ayas
stsces racce3 srcir 81 A&iM Slaskccr-
RES h-Snsh. 81 hNSl
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season. l,39o,sso; total same ,,r. \.
Sgil' las. $50; same time lasi ,s,. - -
w; Wv, Total stock this day, SsS. Il. n. i.
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pFunn3.ds 'Horse Sh4t' and "Capt.
ki@1 hranas o plug tobacco were ad-
vance4 - DFire today. stse frst making
5pmp 0f e au3 The latter L. per pound
LiEssf' q Meyers 81 81. LOUIS nave also
.dsAneet ;hsr star plug D. per pound
Tcsss advances are lophtiess due 10 ,ros.
.eciiye oui.ez-
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ffour. sAM eSrsels what Ase husn>,s
cora. tsAeN bushels cats. SNtsN bushels
Salpfnects- fou-. sys,c barrels what. 'S.-
W PUSHES cora, Slcea bushels; oats, IL.
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NO cE1CAG0 ,fApNE,r

Chicago, june On account Of she
1ta.s.a1 election which WAS heii todat
there were no p-ovis .o-s 11l-kt;s.
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| COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
A Gain of Three Points 10 Specu-
latiye Values.
TRANSACTIONS WERE INSIGNIFICANT.
4 Light Demand for Spot Cotton.
lnrgc Experts Rapidly Decrease
ing the Supply-Notcs.
Office of The Post.
Houston. Monday, June I


market"
That is what one bull thinks of the
fo- s', ,o,,,tt S. .'',, '''o"I ,, "a,
-.,,i,,,,o,, - va. ,,,,,,is,. -, $500. 49,
>,3 If .T,ns ,,,,, s,,,,h mo r,,,,s ~. ~ ~,
reo,, So, ,.,lo,,,,,. ~. -, ,,. no
no., ,,,,,e. h,,,,s,, -, -, =.
,,,,,. 40 .,,o a,,ist, ~, -, '.'es'
s,,.1A,, o,,,,,,o,,. t,,. a., .,t,a.,. ~
| sac ~. ,,,,.a .,,,i, 49, -,
| ,.c,n .h. ,,, s,,sn -,
49,, &C .,',,. - e'V'''' VAL
| 1ro.,,. T..
a. was '"e same oid thihg over
49, ,.,,, ,''. wy W. :, e'i'' ~ Oh points IN
| t,a,,. , -. i'"I.s sou OF"
| .,..,., ". IT, van street
,o,,on ,.e,' Ism ull not help the
| t"t'u" bFVkers. !he outsiders and PRO-
| fessionals seem TO have dronnad .ha
| worlds ..reotest st,,,ta .,,, ,. .,,..,,,...
,I,air ,l,s,,,t,,, ,,.,,o,i, ,"' ','.it
| ers.
The demand for s,o, cotton, to, ,,. VI,
now. n 4, ,.srs. 80. ,l,.,,. ~. - '+ 80
''>"' ~ IL were not HGRt 1t would hardly
| he possible to prevent A Gotten fsrnjre
Today ,bera wa, ,no,bo,.. ehio,,,.,., -, 10
con t.,ies "a .t,a oo.,.,,,1,,. , ' ~
are do "n TO Loco bales At this time last
wear these stocks had rot r,lIo, below
'''N'' NN'S"
'he S"'V" mark and interior stocks were
about 5oooo bales greater than at present
The American vis,b'o a, ,b,s s,,a - .i,.
Atlantic is 75,ooo bales less than a wear
ago. a..l q year ago it vas so small that
,.here. vac ,o,,i,. ,,,,..t-t
..''.9 was haraiy ANYTHING in tho line of
S',','s'les with which to comnare it.
Ljverrsool will resume business await,
ron,,rro,. ,a,, ..,, BUSINESS aSai"
io',o" ana nav tell US what to do
cial Chronicle. one of the hest Amer 'l,,,
authorities vii ri,.a ~,
AMI THURSDAY t,., lupol,,
make its annual p1ese -. ,,,,. 1, ua eaAu ~,'i
tion of cotton. pcrhans ,boSa " too eo,'u'-
may awaken some interest in r ,nar,.o.
80 -. 80" F''flaFNaoie FOR an absence
% A. ts, ,o..,..s ....,..
onened oris, mi, &c Iu'"Fes
The HRS, sale y.os s'' 80 10 ''l ,or AnsuS',
the market n,,o,,,.,a., u. nc
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locally In any class of goods, seuers ho,,,.
ann us TO maintain present conditions AZ
lar as possible. rather than dalc ate rs
the season. In staple cottons there is M IN
charge worthy of note. Bleachei aud
brown goods are dull. Tho manufact;,s..
ing trade which has been rather heavy
tor the last week or Syyo shows s,vns ~
!sTging. Print cloths show no Change
rirlnis an all STYLES are only fairly active.
WOODEN and worsted mons wear fabrics
are reported dull. Nevertheless there i
said to be. fair demand for low and mid
die priced cloths.
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THE WOOL MARKET,

Prices paid by Houston dealers
Twelve months, medium ..,.,.....N ~
Twelve months, fine. ...,.,..l
BURY Observation-Disclosures. Sa
Six months. 1g2c less. !"
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APPI-i2S--Funcy sliced, In boxes In
sc; fancy .eyaporated. in bulk. size: IS.
ClTRoN-ltc per ID
>, f1Gs-f1fklsh LAYER. l2al5c: in sacks
CuRRANTs--In bbls. &c: cleaned Cur
rams a h3aes. &c. IN 10 cartons. nj
NEC I-ARl nj. S-Evanora; ed 7aSe
fEAC II Hi;'-~f'Vaporated. unpeelei. 100
PEAKs- ,EFyaporated. 6l4a7c,
AfRlcQrS-l l0lsc.
HAlsiNS-California J.. l.. boxes 81 ga
10. = hoN L. l. r4ls.ns. G0c 2-crowl l.
n raisins, 90 ID boxes. &c: S-crown l.. Nj.
Fkt Nks-Crop OF 1896: Callfor,,.,
ptHues 20 itrs' ldah,c. s0-,sts, o., 400 10 "a
e'.Hp.-e Ge-lg8. e l',-t0s. &c fn.J1s 81. all
'rF prunes, sac, ruby pruncs sac. '''
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lOpei- Sat
hOllH OF pellVcry Ing, CLOSED q :

q asked: b bid.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened qu:et closed duh but steady:
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COTTON.
HOUSTON DAILY STATEMENT
HOUSTON SPOTS
GALVESTON SPOTS.

Tho Galveston spot market closed quiet
and UNCHANGED Quotations.:
low ordhary.. as lMlddi.ns ~
Ordinary ........ us Good IN ddiinc 7ass
Good ordinary. ~ NIddllng FAR
Low Mlddllne. G7s sales. ...... "a
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS.
The New Orleans SPOT market c,oesa
steady and unchanged. Quotations.:
Low ordinary =. OBS IAlIddnnr ~
Ordinary. ...... SIS iGood middl.nc I ills
Good ordinary. ON MiddlinG fair. sts
Low mlddiin... l5-lG snies .......... 4u,
NEW YORK SPOTS.
Tho New York spot market closed
steady at Saturdays decline.
oooa ordinary. d l4-.6 Good miidllnc.
Low middling.. ! 6-l6 Middling fair. a-l6
'i'"uAhs- 4!-Io ea!es. -.-..+..,.. 21su
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
openel steady; closed quiet: sales. 500.
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LIVE sTocK.
HOUSTON.
GALVESTON

ksported for The Post by \. P. Norman,
@Es stock commission merchant.
hoiee. per n. gross......... 2isa -.
1t,,i 6,,s' per 10. sross....... q "a
Oynm sn per ELECTROMAGNETIC o. ftle %
Na4rI1gs-
G smaoun. Per 6el II ia. ~T Re 5. g ~
Calves
S'5o.ce, per H.. cross......... ~ ~
s1In9n' per ih. eross...... "a 3ts
Choice. per III, sross......... $40
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New York. June 7.-Hubbard Bros. &
COS cotton letter says: With the Euro.
peaH markets closed and with Ettle OR M
speculation IN America, the market has
sfowr no distinction. There is no chnnre
IN the TEMPER of th., trale.
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HIDES, rALLow AND nEnswAx.
praices paid by Houston dealers.

Now York, June 7.--Hides-- Firm. L.ath.
isHai. Wool-Frm. ~
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'rereAce -. 1874 1915 Lash, S2i .......
HAVRE MARKET
iiaNre. juno 7--Spots quiet but steady,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston. June z.
VESSELS IN PORT.
gen ~ d. Berwind. Flood & McRas.
- Rita, Fowler K McVitie.
Seih Geo A. McFadien, Fowler & Nc.
IS Explorer. Parr &, co.
Ss Guy Colin Fowler & McVitie.
IS Alamo. SaMYer & Co
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GALVESTnN e.rArna1r.N

"a Net receipts at Galveston to5ay were
'Sss season. s22.2A; gross reaelpfs this
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14

20 De the inevitable conclusion that It
Will soon have one OF the genuine tvpa
based unon an actual enhancement Of
values The concentration Of the ship
ping interests TO this point, together
with the beneficts sure 10 accrue from
the construction OF the belt railroad will
give an added impetus 70 DEVELOPMENT
that Will make our growing suburb a
city within few years. There is no
gucSsWork about this, as ii is founded
upon substantial basis.
The land company has decided TO adj
vance the prices Of lots March !, and
persons who have been considering the
question Of making purchases will do
Wei 10 Go so before that date; besides
desirable lots are being taken up fast
and the pr:ce will never be so low again
The map which appears in the columns of
this paper SHOWS the situation on the
harEor. and clearly att"sts the advan-
taSe which is claimed for this property
rs to location. Ii IS commenda bic that
the company has plated its property
IN large lots, inasmuch as the majority
Of those who, desire suburban residence
nave in View the object OF more ground
space. The lots are iOxl40 feet front
ing on wide avenues. and the prices
have been uniformly low, considering
the advantages Electric lights. electric
cars, telephone, depOts, schools and
churches are among the privileges al
1870 tNit dllu ti!c question vi ST.
curing the water company to eS tend it's
pipes to the property is now under con-
sinoration.
We are told there has never been so
great 4 demand for Port Norfolk lots
as during the past three months. and
the demand is daily increasing. 1t is
expected that at least 100 new buildings
VII! be erected this year, one party be-
ing under contracts to build ten houses.
and another proposes to build ten houses
and a large brick store building The
various religious denominations are
pianninG-to erect ediiices. and the prom
ise fer the year 1897 is that 1t will be a.
memorable one IN deVclopment
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me above map presents 2 section of
our harbor which is attracting the at
tention OF al! who arc interested in re-
cent railway projects. The map shows
me terminus OF the ATLANTIC Coast Line
ana inc southern railway and the pro-
posed improvements of the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk RAILWAY nj
Port Norfolk in connection with the belt
line. The rapid Improvement nj Port
Norfolk. occupying as It does the al
FaniaGeous position on the harhnr, has
led to the belief that land there will soon
be valued by the inch. This era does
NOT seem vary remote when il Is known
that lots have sold for an advance Of
over l5O per cent within the past year
and that the aggregate amount OF sale,
for 1896 is not far from $500. 900, 81 that
not only the Post Norfolk Land com
pany Is to be congratulated. but also
those who have bought lots Of The COM
pany. The natural tendency Of the rail-
way and shipping interests 10 concen-
trate at Port Norfolk makes It unncc-
essary 10 offer any argument in favor
or this place for Investments. Mr.
Mason, the genial manager Of the com
pany, announces that he has a few lots
bordering on the belt Inc from which q
rev feet have been sold TO the Belt Limo
company. he Is enabled 10 sell at one
nail the original price. These lots nre
lull forty feet front ana arc about one
hundred feet in depth. making good
size lot FOR all practical purposes, and
are especially valuable for manufacture
ing or for wholesale business by reason
OF adjoining the belt line There are
only q FEW Of these lots and the price
until SOLD IS only 1925 each. Other regu-
lar size lots. d0X1l0 feet, are offered NJ
from $3.50 to $3.50 per lot. RI will be noted
that these lots contain double the mum
Der OF square feet Of the orGinarvs lot,
and are, therefore, IN exceptional in
Yestment. Those who have not visited
Port Norfolk for some weeks viii he s,r
pr;sed at the amount Of building under
way. M. w Mason. room 30a Columbia
building (Norfolk). will furnish mans
ana further information In regard to the
property
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TN AYE Z ] B 3, iiiiai,ss,
h. I,TlY
+ O)Il Dominion SIe0IIshII
ClTI1Qly
2 FOR NEW Y DE2E1

i i5n ~ s, Nof nk Dil pP2iHn
IYfk aaliy d! M Stsi9 =; rtgt Een Ne
N MEDN i.SDAYS. rHDRSDAyssSsLH.aaMS M NJ
~ i ~, - a. 9;ge p m; sArURDAYs4:o 400
rasscl. 4 !" 1e'eoiin' mn tons unsur-8
'f roe;n 'bp e1tb meals and state
Fare, round trip. limited to KS
FOR ticket: and oo
rooms apply ut Ticket oiics = NJ Hf
xnsods, KIc XVII I + oy&Sa SSH Is leave
Ships leave Old Point for Norf tor' sgn.
uS TiM h30u sd i 4 81 Or s.rr
Hampton Roads, Nort6nmninni = z Ira e q
tAcc1Inncls and E;nola. sailing daily eScapei
SS pI5l Leave Companys wharf. NorsS
FOR, OLD Po1ET--At ESQ d nd y Il, !.
I Ioo3 a,' M nnd T a. r. porsmoath. Gas and
NorGol, at 100 and :$p a m nlne nG dsS
p. IN. Sundays: Leave Bay Line nj az 1 do
Folf H - Ill" *! = ri Ills a.,5
BIZ n; Hag iI,ns, 1l;5e a. NJ: and lo5 r. M
G %o %Fw y 19I@ S %S o5 a.,
n !, :, b. 2;So p m; Portsmouth at 2:4s
Leaving C:npany's, wharf at at $50 q: m.:
l.ortsmonth, Gas q. M. cay Line wharf.
.,,Fo j: shVN.EsiH';N .nvER-ruesdays.
InursdaN3 and Saturdays at ESQ a. m; ;
I FOR I:AGK. poQUOSIN AND YORK:
E!NI:Rs-'rouohing ut Old Polnt--Leaves
Friday at Glib q. m; Portsmouth, $50 a.
nj: lay Line Wharf, Norfolk, at 6:45 a. M.
,.E0iS NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUF-t
c0nnectinE at Suffolk with s. and G. r" RI
!, treisht for Mathews, Back, PoGuosin,
Ware. Severn. Yorl. and Nansemond riv.s
crs must the prepaid ",.'' n 80 s55
h'reighto for Nnsh!ngton, n. c. and land
lnSs on Tar, Pamlico and Fnngo rivers re-S
r. depot. Gl'. ~ - IL
Freight FOR Newborn, N. c., received at
n. 81 S. X. r. depot 3E-' '-',@' -, 3 ~
Freight received daily except Sunday. .a#555
AZ schedules subject to change Without
notice. II'N' - Z 49, -
NJ. Il. cRowELL. Agent.
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CAPE \
CHARLIE |
. R0U !
New York, as
Philadelphia
and Norfolk.
!, Railroad

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE. lFft.414
THROUGH DAYg.NNp NIGHT EXPRESS
E.ACiI WAY. Si$
SCHEDULE y EFFECT NOVl6. 1896,
LEAVE. NORFOLK. SB$
iio Il. M daily. except sunday-( Ports
mouth. High street, so n. nj. }
Arrive 1T Philadelphia, 5:52 D..
M: New York at S:GS p. m. E5@
leave NORFOLK.
GI0 n. III. daily, Portsmouth, High street,
n:.l'. Arrive Ut Philadelphia
h:lV =. M: New York, 7:i3 q. m. 4
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. 5sEI7.f
o:co o. III. daily. Portsmouth,, High street,
$40, leaving New York at D.
IN. Philadelphia, 11:10 D.. m. 17@f
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. 5z5s 5%s &
S:e1 y. M daily, except Sunday-(P orts-f
mouth. HiSh street S:2o D. M. y
leaving New York at 5 a. ~:
PHILADELPHIA, 1920 a. M. tSza5$,f
Close connection made with al! rail and
sound lines 10 ana from Boston. "a i!35+5
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
netcWecn Jersey City. Philadelphin and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet aud Parior;
CATS on day trains between Plila,lei 3hia!
ana Cane Charles. g5 iI }& S iilf - RI
1'hrouSi, Tickets sold ana q be sga re
checked al Wakes Agency. nnle.Atls n
TIC i1otel, and Oh steamers. a# lbyy ift
r. Fl. COOKE. General Sent.
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Merchants XkineTS' TRANSPORTATION CO.
DIR ECT ROUTE.

49, ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
> SAVANNAH. H,i#
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY AZ q y. m. for BOSTON. M
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Livery TUESDAY and SATURDAY at g
FARES TO BqSroN AND pRovr-
DENCE. Fs#
h, .I I%Ia9, INCLUDING meals and 4,
second class. including meals and ItJ-
FOR SAVANNAH. lGS.5I@
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
at 9 Il. m. 58
hn :,nei ,,dr; including meals
una Derln Observation-Disclosures 2 so
fnie,Second- class, including meals
ana bunk %
PerishaHlc freight sent Via Providence,
iorWnrded by early train to Boston. and
at a, the same rate as by dircc, steamers to
l'erlshnhlc freight not received later.
liian ! -. ~. on sailing days OF Boston
&hirs $50 sailing days Of Providence
ships. .Ti3 sH5s s.EIll'hiN
For further Information apply to
r. II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va. HI;
~ p STEREiNS. Asst Tariff Mgr. {3,6
". T. TURNER. General Pass. Al ct. itf5
j. 9. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore, Md.
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mouth, his theme being Things TO Hold
on To-Good LOOKS, Good Manners.
Gpod Health, ana The Lord Jesus
Christ \ few pertinent remarks were
mace by Key. Il. Il. Hatcher also. 3
feature OF the meeting was tho orrani-
&At,on Of choir OF thirty boys TO lead
th2 singing n the weekly meetings
h.ach boy prcsen: was given box of
candy and fruit. and i, wa. announced
tAat every boy who brought another
BOY with him TO the mex; meeting would
get present in addition 10 the one Civ
en- usually.
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Marvellous Enhancement of Elcnl I:..
tate values.

II any one desires to be more fully
convinced of the Increase In values Of
real estate in this vicinity, remarks the
portsmouth Star. he has but To so to
Fort Norfolk (North Purtsaloutn) Bona
ide sales have already been made or lots
at an advance OF more than 100 per cent.
profit, and the end is not yet. This prop
erty has never had q boom, but it seemo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14
I,I.blIc INSTALLATIONS

At the public installation Of officers
Of Virginia D,vis OH No. 2. H. r. X. oil
T., at Richard on's Hall ton orrow night
there VIII he music Rotations, ana dan
eng. The committee in charge is COM
pissed Of the following gentlemen: Lieu
tenant Louis Richardson, Captain A.
busch. ana Lieutenant Ashley. The di-
rector or ceremonies viii be j. ". Bait
ley.
Beechan's pills will dispel tho "biueo.''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-14
.s,.,nn= cur cotton ,tc,;.

Weather in cotton belt now moderate.
Bar silver in London 292! d. per ounce.
against 3G7sd. last year.
Consols advanced kd.--l1n Tied
Spot cotton in l.lYcruool declined i-lGd
Future contracts declined = 10 s points.
closing quiet
York; midl.inS, &c. Future contra cts
closed barely steady 1T i TO 10 points de-
cline OF old crop ana 10 II points de-
cline Oh new crop. Sales. 125,aj0 bales.
March, SCI &c G,62; Nay, G.13 10 Ga Eiu-
gust, G.G, 10 SIS: October. G.,a o G. 81.
Future contract market in NcW Or
leans declined points. March Gi2
Southern markets declined 1916 TO &c
United States port receipts yesterday
We're 1857 bales against IS, $40 bales last
year.
interior towns Loss 6.SG1 bales last year
against loss OF $50 ba.es last year and
1,565 bales in 1895.
United States port States list 40
bales; yesterday.
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MEETING FOE. BOYS.
4 Choir Organized OF thirty Rows TO
E.paH the Sin.iia'.

The meeting for boy: al old Frs; Zap
tist church yesterday had an attendance
OF about 200, and was m exceeding y IN
terest!nS one. The address was deliver
ed by Rev. "A. f.. Owen, d. D.. Of the
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SClIEDGLE IN EFFECT JAN. 10. 1897
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;, TTains arrive q Sorfo'k COS p m.
Grm ,,,,,, also at 1880 n ~, daily. except
NJ; "a runs through wlthou. change.
RnEgagc. checked OF trmpnny's Nor
folk folk wLGrf. and also at once Of l'assen-
eGf hHn ,i&keI Agent. III Main street, OPP
Tor tickets to all points South, slocc-
in1 car ,rcservntiOn and general itforrna.
ion, call on or address.
J. \. NIIUGERAlTER
Passenger md Ticket Agent
JAMES r. MAUpIN,
General Forwa rd'n,: Agent
r.. NJ FNERSON
General Trc'cht and Psss. Agent
II. NJ, Il
General Manager fTorrn1k