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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
UNION OF CRETE And GREECE
Proclaimed al Halepa Sunday and a
Cabinet Crisis May Follow.
DENIAL OF RUMORS OF A MASSACRE
By Secretary of Foreign Affairs Curzoh IN
the House of fCommons-somef FIRING
but Small Loss Of Life-E1em.
plary Conduct Of Turks.

ATHENS. Feb. S-A dispatch from
Canea states that tho Union Of Crete
and Greece was proclaimed at Halepa
yesterday.
It IS possible that a Cabinet crisis may
follow the popular manifestation made
here yesterday in favor OF the annexation
Of Crete.
WAR INEVITABLE.
BERLIN, Feb. s.-A large number Of
the German papers in their comments
ON the Cretan situation. declare that war
between Greece and Turkey IS almost
inevitable
SAYS THERE WAS NO MASSACRE
LONDON. Feb. SIN the House OF
Commons to-day Right Hon. George
\ Curzon Under Secretary Tor
Foreign Affairs stated that the rumors
Of a massacre I'm crete were unfounded.
IL was true that there had been some
firing there. bat the loss of life had been
small. During the firing. he said, the
Turkish troops are reported to have COIL
ductcd themselves IN an exemplary mon
ncr. and there was practically no pun
dering.
Mr. Curzon said that five thousand ref
ueees had embarked from Canea, ana
that place was now perfectly quiet AS
there had been "a reported scarcity
of food az Canea, the admiral
I'm command of the British Med
iterranean squadron had sent troop
ship with biscuits and meat sufficient 10
feed 200 persons for fortnight. Two
thousand refugees were on board the
British warships at Canea. Mr.. Curzon
said and the last of the fueitives were
taken off b. the Greek war vessels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

PRINCETON. IND. Feb. S-The ex-
tensive shops Of the Louisville. Evans
Vile. and ST. Louis Railway Company, In
this city, were destroyed by IRE al an
earlv hour this morning Loss $4,000 TO
500 900.
FORT MEADE. FLA. Feb. s.-The Bell
Phosphate Works four miles east OF this
place, valued at $4,000. were burned last
night. The fire was OF inccndiary origin.
There was no insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

Important New Departure by she BIS
mineham Rolling Miu Company

pTRMlNGHAM. ALA. Feb. 6.-'rhe Blr-
mingham Rolling Mnl Company, owners
and operators OF the largest rolling mill
I'm the South employing 1900 men. today
consummated arrangements for convert
ing their entire plant into steel mill.
which will be the biggest South of tho
Ohio river. 10 will make steel from Ala
bama low silicon iron, which is now beng
produced direct from the red ores abound
ing I'm this district.
This iron has been sold steadily TO tho
Carnegie Steel Company and other North
ern steel workers. since its introduction
year ago. and is pronounced by them
as splendid for steel making purposes.
The Birmingham Rolling Mil Company
has a capital stock of S300o00. the last
named Of which was subscribed to-day.
This new move. iron men say. Will inaug-
urate an era OF stcel-making in the South.
Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
A BLOODT AFF4IR.
Men shoot Each Other Over the Possess
sion of Match.

siOn OF Match.
BRISTOL. TENN. Feb. S.-Special.-A
quarrel over the possession Of a match
resulted in q frightful shooting ARRAY
near Abingdon. Washington county. Va.
yesterday evening John and Reuben
Taylor and VIII Cars|ell, all young men.
engaged i'm the quarrel. while returning
home from .unday-schCOl. Using "a pis-
tol. Caswen shot at Reuben Taylor and
TAYLOR returned the shot piercing Cars
wells side with ball. Az this juncture
Alexander Carswell took up the fight.
for his wounded son and fired several
shots al the Taylor brothers. wounding
them both fatally. One shot penetrated
John Tavior's bowels, while his brother
was shot in the region OF the
heart. Win Carswcu is not eX-
pectcd 20 recover The elder Carswell
WAS jailed ut Abingdon to-day.
Jasper Odow. young man. who took
the Part OF the Tavl0rs. used his revolver
freely, but without effect
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
ABINGDON. VA. Feb S.-special-A
bloody anray occurred Sunday afternoon
about two miles south Of Abingdon. I'M the
knobs near the chapel of the Good
Shepherd
John Taylor and Reuben Taylor. and
Alex. Carswoll and son engaged I'm a gem
eral shooting. the outcome Of an old
grudcc
Both the Taylor brothers are probably
fatally shot. one through the breast and
the other through the bowels.
The younger Carswcn was slightly
wounded. and mounting his horse rode
away The older Carswcn escaped un-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
DrtieS on Iron and Coal

WASHINGTON. Feb -special.-The
Ways and Means Committee OF the
House it Is understood. decided to-day 10
retain in the new tariff bill existing duties
on iron ore and pig iron. This will be
done It Is supposed. az the request OF
the manufacturers OF iron and steel who
do not want an increase IN the price OF
their raw materials. The duty on coal. II
is anticipated. viii be increased to rs
cents ton. the rate established by the
Mckinley bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
Will Curiail PrOducr on.

BIDDEFORD ME. Feb. s.-The man
agement Of the Pepperell and Laconia
Mills to-day announced the contemplated
curtailment Of production. In accord with
the agreement with some other cotton
factories Of New England. There will be
a reduction OF 10000 pounds in the pro-
duet OF the Biddeford Mills between now
and May. Fifty thousand spindles will be
run one-third time but all others on full
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. S.-Con-
sul-Gencral Lee teiegraphs the State De-
partment that Correspondent ScoviI. ar
rested az Tunas. Will bee brought 10 Ha-
vana. reaching there Friday next. and
he apprehends no difficulty in the case
Il is thought here that ScOvll will De ex-
PEELED from the island after a brief i'm
prisonment pending examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

The Committee VIII visit and Inspect the
Needed improvements.

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Feb. S.-Spe-
-Rop.esentative Tyler went before
the House Committee ON Rivers and
Iiarbors to-day and extended TO them
tho invitation Of the city Councils and
boards OF Trade OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth 20 visit those cities AZ an early
date and inspect the harbor There is
no probability that AN additional appro-
priatlon for the harbor can be obtained
at this session OF Congress, but as an
lut i've OF the members Of the commit l.
tee have been reelected % the next Con
gress. 30 is thought a visit during the next
TWO weeks Will pave The way iof a Hperai
approximation when the next Congress
meets.
THE COMMITTEE ACCEPTS.
NORFOLK VA. Feb Special. .-Ihe
River aud Harbor Committee OF the House
has accepted the invitation Of Norfolk
10 visit this city and ascertain the needs
Of the harbor. in order 10 estimate the
amount needed for It's proper improve
mcut.
The date Of the visit Of the committee
has not been fixed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
Pnsfmn>fer.l.enrrnl Milsnn

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Postmaster-
General Wilson was to-day asked II there
was any truth in the repeated statements
that he had been offered the presidency or
the Washington and Lee University. Mr.
Wilson said he had talked about the
matter with the trustees OF that institu-
tion. but that body had not yet held a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb. S.-Fore-
cast for Tuesday:
Virginla-Partly cloudy cooler In south
ern portions; winds shifting 10 norther-
ly.
North and South Carollna-Local show
ers in the early morning. followed By
fair. cooler, northerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

ROME. Feb. S-The Pope to-day at
tended a requiem mass for the rapose or
The soul Of Pope Plus X. His Holiness
aneared to be In hts usual state Of health
ana smoke I'm strong voice as he pro-
nounced the absolutlon at the conclusion
OF the seryiceA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

WASHINGTON. p. c.. Feb. s.-The
issue Of standard silver dollars from the
mdnts and treasury Offices for the week
ended February 9th. was 1904 300. and for
the corresponding period last year was
s2i9Gi9
The silver shipment OF fractional silver
coin from February Lst, aggregated sl4i.-
$50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
corr THE SCHOOL TEACHER.
Fred. Maltby Resents a Whipping Giver
HE Erothnr.

FAIRFAX COURTHOUSE Feb. s.
Fred. Maltby, of Lorton. this county.
was brought here last night by sheriff
George \. Gordon and locked up upon
charge of assaulting Mr.. Rolfe Wells.
principal Of the public school Of that
place. Mr.. Wells had found IL necessary
10 chastise Maltbys Younger brother.
Maltby resented this and called the prin-
clpal 10 account a fight ensuod. and
Wells was cut in the back by a knife or
some sharp instrument. lie was taken
10 Washington, where he is now under
the care Of a surgeon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

meeting 10 make an offer OF the pos'''on'
He jokingly remarked that ne nnu' -
ccrding TO report. been oiiete" ~ -
itorship Of a New YORK daily ""u
was to practice law in the me'ropo
lie added in seriousness that
true that he had been offered .no - -
idency OF several educational
NDNINIiION> HtLD tT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

PIERRE. s. D.. Feb. s.-The senatorial
6ebf ecos mer-ily on. and the situation
is practically unchanged. The vote IN
ioint session to-day resulted Picker. a..
Fvle. g: PloWman. ID. Goodykoontz, ls;
Inlmer. l. keilar. ?.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

WASHINGTON. d. g.. Feb. S.--A tcie-
grgm 10 the Navy Department announces
the death OF Naval Cadet Charles \.
Walker at Taunton. Mass. yesterday.
Cadet Walker was invallded home from
the cruiser Mirneapalis,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

WASHINGTON. -. C.. Feb. s.-special.
Postmaster appointed IN North Ca-olfua
to-day are as follows.
&. r. Lasster. al Cruksyille North
ampton county. 5. G.. Robertson. az Do
bag. larcy county, l.. A. Davis. AT
Lewisfork Wilkes county. and j. J.
Pearce az Prlvett. Franklin county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
1 Patent othe Perrine Heir.

WASHINGTON u. O.. Feb. s-secre-
tary Francis ordered Land Commissioner
Lamoreau TO Issue 4 patent 20 the Per-
rine heirs. Of whom Mr. Pcrrine. Mrs.
cleveland's stepfather. is one. FOR 1900
acres OF lands In Southern Florida.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

PITTSBURG, PA. Feb s-A revival
I'm the iron and steel business IS expected
here. Prices Of steel billets are about
- cents higher than last week. and or
Pig iron prices are also advancing slight
lv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

The range OF the thermometer at rhe
Times Office yesterday was as follows:
A. NJ. 45; u NJ. i7: 3 p. NJ. 50. r.
NJ. 30; 9P. NJ. AS; u z, ~, -. Average.
43 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. s.
Speclal-Seine hauling commenced on tho
Potomac river today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
Condition If General Shelby.

KANSAS CITY. Feb S.-General Joe
Shelby's condition is unchanged. lie may
live another twenty-four hours. but his
physicians state that they would not be
surprised at a collapse at any moment.
His mental faculties have apparently lett
him. He scarcely recognizes any person
and fails TO respond to any questions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09

General Shelby was In Richmond during
the late Confederate Reunion. and was
one Of the most conspicuous OF AL the
veteran commanders present.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19
TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.
h0rl0lk, VITg|n|a Beech 0DQ southern R. R co.

Runhhlss between NORFOLK ana Viz
g,nia,a Famous Ocean Resort. VIRGIN
EFFECTlVE SUNDAY. MAY Is. Mt GOO
~. NJ. 1897. &1
DAILY excerpt SUNDAY
LEAVE NOREOLk-G:15 mixed. 9:3o n.
m, through express, tstopa only at
henpSViilc, Lynnhaven and Occann, II $50
u. M. local express 800 y. M, through ex-
press, tStops only ut Kempsvilc Lynnhu-
ven and OceanO: $3.50 p. M, local EXPRESS,
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACfI--S:3O a. M,
iocal express: lis p. M. mixed: 2:30 D. M,
through express, (makcs no stops): 1850
IN, through express, (stopS only at
oceann LHnnhnVcn ut liempsyillc): 1890
u. m. local express.
SUNDAY TRAINS
LEAVE NORFOLK-9:3 n. M. through
%n%rress, (st2ps only ut kempsville. Lynn
haven AND Occann); 1890 y. m, local cx-
press: 1920 y. m. through express, (stops
only at Kcmpsvillc, Lynnhaven and
oGeanal: $50 p. m, local express
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACII--lO:l0 d. m
iocai express; 230 D. ~, through express,
makcs no stors): $50 u. m, through ex-
press. (stops only ut Oceana, l.ynnhaycn
ana l\cmpsvilla); 1880 p. m, local express
Iralns stop only on signal ut intermcdi-
ate stations to put OFT or take on pusscn-
GERS. Through express makes the run IN
minutes. Chair cars attached to ali pas
SenEer trains, seats 25c each.
MI trains arrive and depart from new
passenger station corner Park ana Clair
borne avenues. Bramhleton Ward Street
cars run IN one square OF station.
=. i. HOLLAND, r. H. pANNIII
Cen SUIT. Ger. Irt & Pass. Agt.
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livered. 24c Dull and barely steady
closing Il c. lower: July 22Nc -.

livered. 24c. Dull and barely steady,
closing Ac. lower; July, 22hc.
Beef--Dull. 45 i IS
Cut Enthusiastically: picked bellies. SO
bhac.; picked shoulders &C; picked
hams. 909Mc::
Lard--Dull; Western steamed. $40;
May. s4:oo, nominal Refined. easy; Con-
tinent. $40.
Pork-Steady.
Rutter-Qu.et; Western creamery, ITO
14c:: d. factory, 7k@10kc.: Elgins, lac =;
imitation creamery. 9f@l2c.;. State
dairy. 10@14c.; do, creamery. 11Q14c
Cheese-Quite; large. 9@9Mc. small.
9& @lo&c;; part skins, 4Gl7Mc.; full
Skins. 21a@3c.
Eggs-Steady; State and Pennsylva.-
MIA. 11c.; Western fresh, 10A @1OMc
Southern, 9Q91ac
Enthusiastically
cabbage-Per crate, s1.oo@125; toma-
toes. per carrier. S1.50@2.CO
Coffee-Spot Rio week and nominal
NO invoice. Use; jobbing, S3sc.: mild,
steady: Cordova, 111a@13Mc
sugar-Raw and quiet; fair refining.
2Ac.; centrifugal &c test. axe. sales,
$50 bags. Refined, steady.
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q TRAv'EI; ER 81 Z s:nYssI3rs:I
rs Old Dominion SlglnsiIl
e0nllll
d FOR NEW Ss ORR

PASSENGER SHIPS iAREt3APPDI
eitidn3 s,nt,av aIo 70
E MhMRhSsR ass:sS ]. ~
p F. s m Passenger onlno tons
Fare. including meals a ana u state .ss
Fare round trip. limited ihissy ST.
rd TSS ,!shsts ,i ii s
n fs1sr Ri o!fs e o yRa tps 1ssysE
a MSTiort ff n;sbe eyery
shps oia Pen ahs seSs Bun
,TlMR sGHEb ST Or. s 81 q, 81 q
AsG Ss,nw and Enola. sailing daily exesp
folI' leave leave Company's wharf Nor-
= FOR ,oLP PoINT--At 80 ana ii :15g a.S
YHDsr { M NJ Sa5stts7 SS asd Is
l0Se oi Il FiXni :es s1s AZ + II:
81 hfSsfisSHsSiR S N% 81 Sn 1S IS;
All: ENs ii"o A Sh5rf M e. a;ee Fl RH1rRs
rtggnou,6 Gas a m: Bay L, GsV 'a ri
EoR 81; sh i: n1vBR-ruesa ayy &
pI,n nr ard Saturdays at az;
To 1fRAs GK S4 bapuo 81; sny hA.nS :o2 at1s
x notwithstanding at Z Old 1point.LeasvtaesS
TETii,dipanSa wharf Monday, Wednesday and
mi; 6Hay Ling wharf Norfolk, at EDS a. II.
rGf ~ = N,AtSsSEAIO&D RIVER AND SUE
connecting a SUFFOLK with s.. nrd C! r. H.
w rreisGs 70: Mathews, Back Poauosin.s
ers a. n ~ fe orf and Nansemond riYs
l., Ereigh 4, fer Washington N. c., nd land.
f s Wana at and delivered from N.E&s s.sR.s
Trcirhf for Mon,lr ~ =, i% 49,.
N. & S. r.. r. dorot 5ef5i4.e.sSssIs
Ereisht received daily except Sund SSlf5
al schedules subject to change Without
ME- cRowEI. s. Va ran tsSSssss;
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memorandum

rug waiter a. Luclsenbach passed out
the Capes at II u. M. with three har.yas
in tow. 80 -
Antwerp. May 14--Arrived British
steamer Castilian Prince, Coul, New
Orleans via Newport News.
Hull, May Ii.-Arrived, British stmr.
justin, Iwecdie, Mobile via Norfolk.
London. May l7.-Arriycl Mrit;sh
stmr. Shenandoah. Buckingham, New
port News.
Pramble Point. May 17.--Arrived. Bril-,
ISM stmrs. Dora Forester, Woolly Nor
roik, Tor Rotterdam. and Marine, Muir
ray, New Orleans via Norfolk.
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R0sin ana Turpentfne.

Wilmington, n. c.. May ls-Spirits
turpentine steady ut 24M6D25Nc; re-
cents. is casks. Resin. nothing doing;
SO and $3.50 bid; receipts, 2SS barrels.
crude turpentine steady at Sloo. 81 so
ana Si:9o; receipts II barrels Tar firm
at Sl.Oa; receipts, 4l3 barrels.
charleston, S. c., May lS-Turpentinc
market firm. 25c; sales. =. Resin, firm:
sales. =; 3, G. sl.25; d, Z, $3.50; +. G,
Si.32; H. $50; l. sl.55; *, NJ. Sl.65; \,
SlI5; w, G., S1,S5; w, w, $500.
savannah. Ga, May 1S.-Turpentinc
Ilrm. 2oSsc.; sales, $500: receipts, 2052.
Rosin. firm and unchanged. Quote a r.
e. d. $l.40: ID S1.47la; r, $1.52IS: G.
Sl51 - II, S165; l. $1.7O: X, 81. so: NJ, %l.S5:
n, $500; w, G, $500: w. w, $3.50
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Cotton StarIxerS.

New York. May 1S-,rhe cotton mar
ke;t mad steady opening with the FIRST
cal! developing an advance of SAL points
on near positions and 1dl2 points on the
more remote deliveries. Following the
tirst call ira ding was slack, with u mar
TOW changes, and the market finally
sIc3oS at a net advance Of lGl6 points
me early Improvement was due, chiefly
10 a better class Of cable news than had
heen looked FOR, supplemented by some
dieting falling off in receipts.
New York, May lS-Cotton steady:
midd!inS. 1Mc. Net receipts. - bales:
gross. 9,ul6 bales; exports to Great H,.i-
tain. l.1al bales: to France, 1897 bales:
IH the Continent. 1.O03 bales; Forwarded,
7ST bales; sales. sac bales; splnners. it6
bales: stock. li2,575 bales
Tcia! to-day: Net receipts, 1856 bales !;
exports TO Great Britain, G,l4O bales: 10
France last bales; to tie Continent,
1908 bales; shock, 3Sl,7SG bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 1869
uh!es: exports to Great Britain. 6534
halcs:ito France. S,49S bales; 10 the Con
tinent 2i.714 Ha2cS.
Total since September |: Net receipts
G.a3l ,5Si bales; exports to Great Britain,
@.5l6,9ll bales; 10 France, GSO,S47 bales.
{" the Continent, 100000 bales: to the
channel. 5.4Sl bales;
New York, May 1S.-Cotton futures
opcncd steady: sales $500 bales jan
larv, G.SS; February. 691; March, Cos;
MAY, 1872; june. 1874; July. 1877; August
80: September. 100: October, 6.S2: No
vcnber. G.S2; December. 6S4.
Closed steady; sales, 77.loo bales. Jan
ualy, G.S9; February, Cos; March, COZ;
May aald June, 7.333; July, 1859; August,
7.SSS: September 7.O3; October, 6.S4: No
vember, GS%: December, 6.S6.
SPOT cotton closed steady; midt!ing
nnlands' 7:lc; middling gulf. Sc. sales
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York. light.
srhr,, John z, Wards NYilbert, New
York. light.
Schra 'farhlnson Hickman. Hender.
son. New York. light.
to Suffolk. light
Barges Lawrence, Mayflowcr, Ante
iope, D. I. Tenny and Frank Pendle
ton, to VIM. Lamb & Co, agents. 70,
coal. n
CLEARED.
scllr; Clara Goodwin, Pinlthan, Bos-
ton, with coal
Schr. S. b. Marts. Holloway. c. Har.
Dor, with coal.
schr. Alice: A. Colburn, Mcleod. Port.
land, with coal
Barge Oakland. Boston. with coal.
SAILlJD
Schr Heraldine. Foster. Galveston
with coal.
schr. Mary standish. -, Suffolk tc
New York, with lumber.
U W luSiu-ol ouSIABT PIN po,uu1od1no
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-19

rLYDES REGULAR LINE STEAM
~ SHIP FOR PIiii.ADIILPHlA.--O Only
direct line from Noriulk 10 Philadelphia
Until further orders, steamers are APP
pointed 10 sal! from Norfolk every Mon
day, "Wednesday a!!d Saturday at d y. m,
and from Philadelphia every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills Of lading TO all points
South ana Southwest via Seabonrd Air
Line. southern Railway, Norfolk and
Carolina, Norfolk and Southern Rail-
roads. JAMES W. McCSRRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk Va.
VIM. T. CLYDE; 6. co.
Agents. philadelphia
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October and November. 3 50-64@3 51-64d.
buyers: November and December, iS-G4
dh3 4a-64d. buyers; December aud JAM,
uary. 5 4T-64Gp3 4S-G4ti. buyers: January
and February. 347-64Gp3 4S-6id. buyers;
February and March. ; 4S-6id value s..
New Orleans. May lS.-Cottan futures
dun but steady; sales, 400 bales. May.
:S2 bid; June, 7.27@7.29; July, 7.31GD7 80 !:
August, 7.10@711: September. 6.7i0672;
October. 6.5S@6,59: November, G.6O@6 81 !;
December 6.62@6.63; January, 6.G5@6 81 ;
February, 6.GSal6.70. s'#
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Baltimore sInrlset.

baltimore, May 1S.-Flour dull and I'M
changed
Wheat--Dun and easy; spot and
moiith. 1SA @79c.; July, 75c. asked; Au-
gust, 72Ac. asked; Southern wheat, by
sample, S5@S6c
Corn-Tirm; spot, aoA @3o,kc.; month.
S0Mc June, 292s@29hc.; July. 29ladI
s9Ac:; steamer mixed, 27Ia@27%4 c.
Southern white corn, sic; do, yellow,
oats-Flrm: No. white 2S@2shc.; No.
mixed. 2I1ac
Rye-Weak; No. nearby, 4oc.: No. 9
Western. 40lac
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N"w Tnri, .I;,clI.t.

iI.r.., Mas -,Fl0u:-Wet,k and
- SRI; city mill. patents, 1880
'i!sE@- oi1 "a t"nts, $i95lI*i0. Rye
III. Corn 'Gcal. dun. Rye. easy:
,:"..2i::, @i2,c iiatlcy. dull; feed
..~.;i.-&'r,, weak; NJ. Northern
h i".l;. fltGc. nl!ca:; No. I Northern
tG,!.t.. S2.,;c. anc.;.
,.n.ll- -stI1; cag::': 40 2, s'zsc, elevator;
1lAc. aIrci
Cslla-spot lu:u;: No. ., 22c>: Ma, de-
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Casch Quotations.-Flo was weaker;
no. spring wheat, 70%6D7lc. No. :;
spring wheat. G9@73c.; No. red, SS7sD
90Mc.; No corn, 249s Gl24%c.; No oats.
tx M1Sc.; No. . white. 22@23c; NO. i
White, 20h022hc.; No. . rye, 34@34E,c /;
No. ? barley, nominal: No. 3, 2Sbm32c, !:
NO. flax seed, 76h@77Bc.: prime Tim
othy seed, $3.50.
Mess pork. per barrel, SS2OGIS. %; lard,
per 100 lbs, S3.15: short ribs sides Ooosc),
A.aDGt410 dry sailed shoulders (boxetl),
aa'oAc.; short slear sides (boxcD, 45sm
&c.
Whiskey. distillers finished goods, per
gallon, $1.19.
Sugars-Cut loaf. 1884; graduated,
Sill
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Don't neglect Il cough because the
weather is pleasant; before the next
STORM rolls around it may develop into
q serious difficulty beyond repair. one
Mlnute Cough Cure Is easy 10 take ana
WI 40 what It's name implies. d. c.
STERLING, j. M. i. Tr0ttcr. Norfolk. r. |,
Walker Brambieton: Truett & Smith,
Berkeley.
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NeTchQDIS' gHiDeIS' Observation-Disclosures
DlREGT ROUTE.

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FOR BOSTON, 9EUVIDENC IL 5s5 ND
SAVANNAH. 81 }};ssgsSsasf3$s
DbsVysbJ > AMo ~ |; = WEDNEss
90 L. ,! S sInrASP;, ER pay
Every TUESpAY,5 TIL RSDAY. and SAT-
ORDAY ut 6 p. IN. S.ia;st3 81 s8&a
FARES TO BOSTON AND PRoVI-5
,,,... DENCI5. !, fef5.IS
Il lrSt-class, including meals and ISss3ss4s
taterOom berth s.a 80 M
Second-clnss, including meals 8 ma $3.50
FOL. SAVANNAH ;s's.'s ''S}s IS
livery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
=, at u. m W $gs
Far re; l1I;r;,t including meals
T-n " ~ 1890. Sl2 30
are, IS;ec9nd-class. including meals sSss
n 41a,i, bunlS s. 90
e, rHrishable freight sent via Providencei.
forwarded by early, train to Boston, and
Boston. lliE}l ~, t.lfS 49, ~
ror further ~ I, r, III, apply to
=; p; sTEDBINs. Asst Tariff Mgr. 'Sts$
W. Tu!lNIGR. General Pass. .Agt S8.}s
J. G.. WHITNEY, Traffic Mana EeS.sifgSS :5sss
General Offices Baltimore Md 5$Es1 %$$ss9 T
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>..u"r Mn,.ser,.

New Work. May lS.-EIoncy or call
saty nj iME(l "a Der cent: last loan ~
~ per ccA;.. am! tsip.iIg offered at IL. q
~ Per Cent. Prime nalcalAI4e plpcr,
3f>f2* Per cent. sterling; Exchange
easy. with act;t.lI business. in bank c,is'
~, ~ .'6!;: for GrIhAnd and at iSGCI
+etH t&r Ms days. Pasted rates. 4.S7
niM '.SS|I' .$&'s Coanlzrcial bills, 1851
f'i'>'ii:' ~ !rc5 certificates. Gl@6lH 4. Bar
~, Me;:ican dollars. i12s. Gov
rs. raEr,i5, steady: STATE bonds,
=. ross .uNds, finn