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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

baltimore. July @0.-Flour--Fi.m aha
unchanged.
Wheat Unsettled; SPOT, Soc, bid;
month, 19lac.. bid: August and Sep:em-
Der. I1lAMiI&c.; steamer, No. red, 76c.
bid; Southern wheat by sample, .77Cs
SlAc.; do. on grade, 72QlSlc
Co:n-Firm; spot, month and August.
3lW%lAc.; September 81 4 I%l2sc; steam
cT mixed @SGf2Siic,; southern White
corn, %2W3 3c.; do. yellow, 3$di3Ic
oais-t>irm: No = white, 2GI2GI3c !;
No. mixed, 2%Gi 23,.c
ltyc--li:mcl; No. . nearby. lie; No 2
IVES tern, ilIHc, bid
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Southern Fruit-Bananas, 81 0

Southern F'ruit-Eananas, 81 GOGGLES
per bunch: oranges. California, $3.50;
McsSila. $50 CncnanU;s. $3.50 per bag of
1907 lemons. S3.1I5Mi.10; cabbage, North
crn. $i.5NGti..J per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures $l.00; ycllows,
S10o: onions, $2.75 per sack; now Irish
potatoes, $i.2aGt7.jD
Poultry ola chickens. o0Mo5c.
11ggs--W Wholesale; steady, q, sc. per
dozen.
Reeswax--22c per pound.
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BuCkien's Arnica SaIVe

The BEST SALViI in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter. Cha5pcl?
Hands. Chl!blains. Corns. ana all Ski.
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles. or
no pay required. Il Is guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 23 cents per hex. FOR
SALE Ely Eurrow. Martin & CO.
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Gsrn I'm.
PeaS.-Staady:

Peas.-Steady: bIack-cye peas. new
crop, $l.45 per bag; black, $l.OOGN1 %
straight per bushcl; clay. zoe per bllshcl
White corn. 33li soc; mixed. 33M3ac
Nj Fred--MaTllct steady; bran, $l3. so:
shipStuif or middlnG. $l4.Q0: meal. white
boltcl per 80 pounds. soc.
Michigan. Ohio. and Indiana. No. !,
Timothy hay, $500; 40. 9. $500; mixed
$500.
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ADVANCE CONTINUES.
Sugar Again Makes a New Record as
a Result Of tbs Tariff.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET is EXCITED
Tobacco and Lead Were Also Favored
gifts TO he Derived From, the Rev
Tariff Kill-The 1ndustriaIs and
Changers We're Firm.

s New York, July 20-Tlle stock mar
ket. after considerable early activity
and strength, closed firm Deldw best
prices, but at ractionat net gains. The
strength in Sugar, Lead and Tobacco
was in anticipation OF the benefits TO
be derived from the new tariff. Tho
sugar company, having secured a most
acceptable schedule passed by ,hd
House and presented to the Senate. fail.
ed to justify the fears OF n sensational
break entertained by some traders uftel
yesterdays point advance, and Oh
the contrary opened up ~ per cent.
subsequently it scored an extreme Sai!,
Tor the day Of Az, establishing 81 ucM
record Of 14GA, and thereafter gradual.
declining, closed With q net gain Of "a
Lead. Common and Preferred, scored ;in
extreme rise of per cent. OH enormous
dealings. COMMON, however, later lost
II its gain. Tobacco Common onl.
temporarily held lis ] point advance
closing unchanged, but the Preferred
remained 2 per cent. up. Generally
speaking the lndustriais were firm OF;
the winding up OF the revision of tho
tariff. Changers slid off somewhat OF
profit-taking, but the list generally dis
regarded London's changed attitude i'll
Seillng Americans. Reading First Pre-
Ierred on large purchases, crossed &C
on rumorS of q possible dividend provid /
ed the coal road continued to be Opcrat.
ed tremendously. Generally speaking
fractional! recesSions followed the nooI
houI OF successful traders converting
paper profits into bank deposits Prices
were from time to time marked Up"ns
but the tendency TO advance was check
ed by threatened Democratic orIiositic
10 prompt conclusion on the tariff bill
and on rulnors Of the possibility Of II !.
export of gold, due 10 the large ante.
tariff bill imporlat!ons. especially Of
sugar, and TO discharge ublga lions duo
europe for returned American securi-
ties.
The reported enormous decrease IN tha
worlds visible supply and the cnnSo
ouent rise in wheat hcrore the close
nuenccd IL rally. as it would mean in
creased demand for our grain. ana. in
dced the large increase of exports OF
general merchandise for the week shows
the present demand for our product.
Inc total sales OF stocks FOR the Gav
were $3.50 shares. including Atchison
Ire1errrd 1861; Chicago, Burlington
ana Quincy. 13.S26: Reading IS 90: Rock
Island. 9,S2a ST. Paul Sc, 30: st. paul
ana Omaha. $500: Tobacco 10, 800: Chi
caEo Gas 1905; Lead. 2009S: Pacific
Mall. 5.l55; Sugar, S3,i33; Tennessee Coal
AID Iron, $3.50
The bond market continued to ad-
vance toward hiSh level on purchases
which Included a moderate snrinkling or
the gilt edged issues. The inquiry for
continental account was mainly centred
III inc speculative mortgages, with
changes generally narrow The aggre-
gate sales We're 400 OG0
Governments were pressed for soIa
and yielded a action on sales of Sl- 400
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SrIInr NkRl.l1Nf.

Observation-Disclosures; outof town prices
are dependent IRA the delivery
rates 10 the different points. Local
sales are being made. rs follows: Gut
leaf. $5.6i; powdered, $5.o3; granulated
Si.39; confectioncrs' standard \, N.SG:
American off y. $i.II; centennial bright.
yellow Z, $.iG; California Il, $500:
Franklin standard extra G. Sill; Key
stone extra c, $A.05; American extra c.
So Sc
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Crackers, per pound, &c; taylors. per
pound Sc: pan fish per pound, &C.: bak-
ing fish. per pound. +c.; founders, per
pound &C.: shccNheaaS, per pound. Sc;
mockarcl, per pound, Sc: blue fish. per
pound, Sc; SDccklcl trout, per pound
ic.: rock, per pound, case.
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New and Complete Equipment! Excellent
service! Quick Time! Perfect
Roadway!
TIME TABLE NO. 3 IN EFFECT SUN
DAi, june IL, 1897. ut 600 a. m
DAILY ENCl2rT SUNDAY.
LEAVE NORFOik .--T:l0 Il. N. through
tIANrc5S. SEQ 4. IN. mixed: 1000 a. III,
Ss!mpuSh express: 1900 M, local express:
~ y. m. through exp,css: 5:Go y. NJ,
InIpuEh express; $40 p. m, local express
go T. ms through cypress; II 10 y. m,
through express.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH 80 Il. m.
,thSt eNpress. stops ou!y at Ouralii. Lynn
maven ana NcmpSvilo: $50 II. 1t,.. local OK
piH>$ :VJ p M, missed goo u. M. thr0uG!
tAi'icSS; SA' y. M, Through cxprCS"; acg
- n, throuEh express; 700 y. ~. fast
V%pf'sS,-St stops only at Dceaua. lyunha.
w, ana k",npSvl!o; S:45 u. IA, through
eNi''eSS' 1V;d' T. m, through EXPRESS.
SUNDAY TRAINS
LEAVE NOkTOII< -S:Jl Il. M local
@Nir%ss' ,N;op u. NJ. ihrouIh c%prcss; il Is
T ~: l;oo y. M. local express 500 H. un
,LGSS; !: "a l., m. iuca! express; 1890 y. IN.
through express
leave VIRGINIA. RE.ACH.-C!Go m
iast cNprcSs stop: only a. Ucc;,ua Lynn
MAVEN hhu k"mp&Eiiie: a:l5 .. in., focal
'Nrrc*S; l2'o IN. thEouGh cNl,rcss POO
". M through cNpr"s.: $50 y IN FOCAL cS-
press 800 T. m. through cxnroas- 't.rh~
innild Special: S:lI ~ m. through EXPIRES;
'n;#' p N, through ,s&nrr=H.
Gen. SUIT Cen :.rt X lIas.. At.
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Norfolk, Va, July 20. ]


r'ish--Mackerel, NO. Z. in kegs, 81 90:
new. small. $....50. new. medium. 100:
No. 3. in kegs, $3.50: Herring. Family
Roe. half barrel. $50; North Carolina
Cut Herring, $3.50; Potomac, i'll barrels
s2.:5
Provisions-Marl1ct strong: mess pork.
old. $50: hams. pork. new, $9.13.
Bulk Enthusiastically: Clear ribs, s5.oa
as to size ana cut; fat backs, $4G5;
bellies, 5a,c for small; SOD heavy; pork
plate. $4.45.
houlders-Sugar- cured, 7Ac.
Bacon Shoulders. Gao.
Breasts gar-curc,l, sac.
Hams-Smithfiei0, 1+@l5c.; S. G. slip
hams, fi&i 0l2c-
Lard--purc lard tierces. SC; cases
md tubs. &c. over price or tierces: com
pound. 4i4c.; ticrces. in cases and tubs
&c. higher.
Checsc-Crean. 11c.; Western dairy,
9ia6rlOc
Buttcr--New York State dairy, new
lSWl9c.: fresh creamery, 1S120c.; West
crn. 13Gll7c.
Kerosene Oil-T7irm: 112 degrees. 71kc.:
60 degrees. 10c.: Red. 15o degrees. 1OAc.
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NJ, =. CR0wELL. Agent
a TLANTlt, AND NJ. N.
DANVILEE RAILWAY

>, ikAllIWkA Y.ry
Schcdule in effect June 18TH, 1887.
,tihAlN No. 1-Haily-Lcavcs Norfolk
IShipppers, Compress WharD ut 500 d. m.
,,.' norfolk. $50 a.. M. FOR Danville.:
ijnitaio li!hia Springs and intermediate
npihtS' Arriving n { Bunn 10 lithiu Springs
VIZ III =; n iS,rriving At Danyile 52S p N.
Leaves Norfolk, 5:to p: M: West Norfolk
"lo p: ~ ~ arriving at Lnwrsnccville 1000
M; arriyinE ar Dnnvl!c 1895 n. m [ 5t...f
IRA!N NO. connects n E,mporia with
Atlantlc Coaat Line train Mo-, 35 for ali
p9 i, South. leaving Enlporia 4 t $40 pm.
HItAlN 10. connects at 2Denniston;
Junction with Norfolk and Western Rail-
rGnI t9r DURHAM and intermediate points.
,Ikt\iNS Nos. J and s connects at Jeff
rici Junction and Danvillc for ali points
OF! nc southern Railway System. | 44;f@&sl
HUFFMAN STJ2EPERS between Dan
N1ia. Atlanta. jacksonville. Memphis and
Iicltcts on sale and baggage checked at
Walk;,,s Agency ana Compnny's Wharf,
Norfolk. and ". y H. WlITJANIs;;
AGENCY. Portsmouth, .7'&s7TIsS@
WM. TT. TAYLOR i5iSsss
Traffic Mnnager.&4
ICIIAS. Q. ITAINES, General Manager. 5f35@
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Ocean, View.

Ncedham & Jones, the irish come
dams at Ocean Fi&", are doing All en-
tirc!y new act :his week. They certain
" are experts at clog, reel and jig dan
cling. , ,.H !, jy 1S-5t
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GTOpcrSp9.

Coffee-Grcen, steady; rio common.
9aMllc.; fair, l2ia@l3lac.; good. 1i12Gp
l6c.: choice. l1@lIl@c.; LaEuayra, zoe:
I&:a. @3GI3OEc.
SyruDs and Noinssc.-SteadJ; syr-
ups. Bright. 1S@23c.: G'air Grades, 16Gp
2oc.:. Porto Rico. IL. &c and 2Gc.. as to
grade.
New Orleans Molasscs--0uict; Fair,
20aI25c.: Good. 25q30c.. Choice. CSC.
Flour-Narkct strong; Western spring
Wheat. Best Patent, Family, $1.lO: Win.
Ter Wheat, Best Family, $500
Choice Straight Family, $i.i5; Good
Family, $3.50; Fair Family. Sl.25; Good
Extra. $780, meal. per bag of lO0lbs.
See: per bag Of o2ihs.. SOC
Salt-Tfrm: Liverpool Fine, 9oc. al 90.
as to grade; G. a.. 55GG3c.. as to weight.
Rice-Milled. 4@0GEc.: rough. clear
OF red. 45960c.; with red Csc.
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Resin, SEQ per barrel: pitch. 1926 per
barrel; tar, $500 per pork barrel, and
$3.50 ligion; iurp1ntiDe. t5c. per gallon.
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Tr.AvEf.EIeS, l:US GsE:..
SD SOUTHERN
%0bl Railway Co.
TlIROI.c,t

liKOIGll WESTEltN NORTH CARO-.
LiNh. TIE LAND Oh TIlE Sky"
Nc only line operating a solid train bc-
1"t&ii Norlo'h ana Chattanooga with pull
~, .'"H '7ietR ,n5 Car through from Norfoils
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MEMORANDUM.

Cape Henry. Va July 2o.--12 M
Cloudy. West wind; two miles Light
northeast sea.
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ia. NV "Gk II %. IliIcu
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. NASH
iNGTUN ana NORFOLK Will leave
Gaily as follows:
MOIrll BOUND.
Steamers leave Portsmouth,, foot
81 North street a.. ..... 30 ~ m
Lea'e Norfolk. foot Of Matthew's
Slrtsl NJ Observation-Disclosures. g 10 D. III.
leave o'ii 3'uiht at ....,......... Z: 20 y. m
Arrive Washington at ...... G:I5 Il III
+: & Q. Penn. r. r.
~. WaSIirGt0n ats 90 Il. IN. 7:20 IL III.
Ar Philadelphia nt.ll:l0 Il. in. 1896 Il. H.
AZ Ncw York n -. can y. m. ;@3 y. IN.
South Bound. t. & o. Penn. II. r.
Nv. New York at ....ll::D Il. M. 20 y. IN.
l.v philadelphia nj. -; y. IN. BIS y. II.
Ar Wa5hl nE:un at. 1850 y. m. G:lS u. IN.
Strnnlcre leave WaShnEton at 1909 u. IN.
Arrive EortrCHS Monroe nt......G &c n. IN.
Arrive Norfolk at..................1:3H Il. IN.
arrive PORTSMOUTH nt........S 500 n. IN.
The trip down The historic Potomac
hsEHr ana tntsl.GC.tE, lay OH the elegant
EtealucrS of this company IS UNSURPASSED
The steamers are comparatively new, nav
ms Dctn huit II 1891. anu ngc fitted up in
the most lnNurant manner with electric
lights, call bells and steam heat in eaoh
room The tables are supplied with every
deliCacy Of The season from the marketH
OF Washington and Norfolk Tickets on
GRlc at y. & 0. ticket Office n. 6 o. otlco
HI w. ~. Wnlkr g. Co g office on wharf
For further Information applya
D. ]. CALLAHAN,
l'elrnhNN" Az. Agent.
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK

MAIL AND EMPRESS daily eycer,
Sunday n :2I p. IN. ana morning train
al II am. Tuesday, Thursday ana SATURDAY.
connecting viii all raj! and steam lines at
Norfolk Tor the lTorih, East ana W.si
Passenger stations foot o: l.aS, Main ~ .
Norfolk ana Western dcpo, Freight sta
ton OH Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DIGpAJCTI
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD 90.
MlNlON LIME between all points North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern railroad and Eastern North
Carolina.
Freight received daily unit, . y. M. ana
forwarded promptly at low rate.
For further Information apply 10 the
General ONCE OF the \. &; S. X. i. Co.,
NGrioln. Va.
II. C. 1ITDGINS
General Freight and raGs Agent,
NJ *. KING. General Manager.
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BV : s: WI sH!0I|NA 9 4:s W Western
80 :- ..=--szz'szz.a Sci,Dtula il Eifacs
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July j, 1897
LEANI; NORFOLK DAILY.

$40 a. INFO" Richmond, Washington,
lynchhurs and the West.
1885 p. m.-NcStibuicd Limited for Rich.
mond and Washington Stopa
only n suffolk. Naverly and
Petersburg
1000 p m--l'nr Petersburg I.ynchburg,
The West and Southwest
Trains arrive at Norfolk daily, 20 a. m.
II 20 4. m. ard l0:4G p. M -
Tickets, and all information at station
and 2i2 Main street -
". y. BEVILL.
General Passenger, t.ent
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NEW YORK MARKET.


fairly active. minnesota patents $i.25
MH.i5
Rye F'Ioui--Quiet
Corn Meat Quiet.
Rye strong; No. ., 392ic.; car lots.
Aol4'5i&c.
Earley--DulI; feeding, 29A 029lac.
Barley Malt--Dull.
Whcat-Spot. stronger: No | North
ern New York. SC@ic atloat; No / North
ern Duluth, SS%lc. anoas.
Corn~-SpOt, steady but quiet; No. .,
@l3sc. elevator: 32&sc anoat
Oats--Spot. easier: No . 22c.
Beef-tauct; beef hams, 2lG,25c.
Cut Enthusiastically.
l4ard-k'irmer: Western steamed $40
e1$i.a5. nominal: city, $3.50: September.
Sii. nominal; refined firm; continent.
$40; $. A., $3.50; compound, 4Gl44c.
POr?i-Quict.
buttcr-ttuiet: Western creamery. 11Gl
l+lac.; factory. T10lac.; l1lSins, 15c.: i'm
itation creamery. 9laGll2iac.: State diary
10@fl0Mc.: do creamery. ll6il3c
Cncesc-tluict; state large, 7,sM73kc ;
small fancy. 7hM1i&c.; part Skins, .tCs
oi2c.; full! Skins. FAC.
tggs-Quier; state and Pennsylvania
12i@ Npl3c,: Western fresh, 12c
Tomatocs--i'%r carrier Savannah and
Charleston. zoe ffSl
Long Island CuDba ge-Pcr 100, SEA
$3.50.
Spot Coffce-Eio. firmer held higher;
Cordova. l0IaWlG15c
Sugar--l;aW, firm: fair refining csc. ;
centrifugal, 9G test. 398c.: refined firm.
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Co,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 80. 1897.
MAIL. AND EHlEl.sSS LEAVES NOR
C0Lk daily except sunday 10 A. IN. FOR
;:liIIDetn CITY, Edenton. MaCkcy'S Ferry,
at Edenion with y. u :. X. r. steamer
as follows: Daily tr%ccpt Sunday for
plymouth, gainesville Nillinmson ana
Windsor. TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY for all landings On Chowan
river; on MONDAY ana E!iIpAY for
SciippcrnonE river, ana WHnNMSDAYE;
Tor AVoca. ConncCtints at Bolhnvcn with
steamer Virginia Dare for AluklryviiIc
south Creek, Aurora. Washington and in.
tcrmcdintc landings Also Conil4cts Al
Elizabeth city, daily except Sunday, win
Stcame: Ncwbcrn.a for Nays Head
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FOLK ut $40 y. III. Tuesday, fhjirst'ly and
saturday for elizabeth City. E,d,nlnn ana
WAY stations. Connects n Elizabeth CITY
and. OcracO!Ic Oriental, Ncwbcrnc, More
head city. llinstou ana c;uld4horo Via :,
& y. G. r. r., and for Jack sonv!nc, WI
mlnGton. \. G.. ana al stations on tho "
a. n - :
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SCHEDULE IN EL'TECr IAN. 10. 1897
e,, .,,,,. 30. 10. no; los.
DAILY sunday.
Leave NcrcolN, Va. =. $40 ami 40 y m
'hl ;TSuHolk. w; ....... 9:49 mi 3:al II,
ar iui'lS y. C......... l0:n, Il IN 1 rs p III
Hr l!oi,hoou, y. G. IL 40 Il III + 40 u III
n Idtpcfo, y. &c.,. .il2:l2 y IN! 600 p III
hr Rocky Meant, n. C.l2:42 j mi CAD M
Ar i,iymoulll, n g.. ........ 7:I0 !, II.
Ar MAsfihistcn, n. c.. ......... 7:2u d IN
Ar Einston. y. G. -. .......... 7::5 J, m
=. M!iaGn. r.. .C.;,.....I E:l2 p mIil:is IN
=. Sohndsnpf". ~ &C.. @:03 y m 90 Il M
ar Mi!minEtGn. y: c.. o:45 mi $50 4; III
ar thEei!cVillc, N. c. 4:lJ p IN :07 a III
Ar Florence. S. C....... G::,5 y mi ;:l4 q m
Ar Charleston. s. G.. Hoo p m 6:o5 Il IN
= ?% a""s;a & Gu s s:T5 M n 1915 s:i5 M
ar MaGon. Gn......: Il:oo ml1:p0 Il m
Ar Savannah, Ga. ~. l2:5o mi SIG n m
Ar Jacksonville. Fla! 7:Go 81 nj 100 p m
No. 40 Daily connects win "a c. l.. train
for all POINTS south. I
No. ioS. DAILY except Sunday. makes
Ing, n. O., kins,on. y C.. plymouth X.
e., and az eastern Carolina points: also
at i;oqfky Mount with a. c. L. train 80 Tor
,Trains arrive 1T ;Norfolk G:o5 p. m. daily:
also al 1880 q m; daily, except Sunday.
Norfolk Wilmington.
baggage checked al Company's Norfolk
wharf, also at Office of Passenger and
I, .iR. A iE2ait, III Main street. opposite
For tickets TO all points South sleeping
Car reservations ana genera! informa ton
cali Oh OF address,
j. y. NEUG EB.AUER.
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES r. MhUPIN
General Forwarding Agent
II. NJ iIMFRSON
Traffic Manager. !.
IL. Nj. EMERSON.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
General Manager. Norfolk
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q n AELA MTG
RI Il COAST
no VIC E<a LINE,

tIorfolt & Cnraiina E;niIrouti,
SCHEDULE n EFFECT Jan 10, 1857.
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NORFOLK VTRGINIAN: WEDNESDAY. JULY 81. 1897
THAvEIEI,S' GUIDE.
kOTi0|S, virginia Beach and SOu|ne[n R. R. GO.

MODERN STANDARD GAUGE LINE
Running between NORFOLK ana vir
t'ihia,S Famous Ocean Resort. VIRGIN
IA BEACH.
New and Completes Equipment! Excellent
Service! Quick Time! Perfect
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Yhe lend!ny luturss ranged as followy:

Cash Quotations:--Flou was quiet
and firm; No. 9 spring wheat, 7o% %
IG$,C. No 3 spring wheat, 10GGI3c.; No. .
red. I5i2Gr16%ic.; No. . corn, 26M fi26iac.:
No. oats. l1Ac.; No. = white. 2l&@22c. :;
No. ) white. la2sGH2ll&c.; No. 9 rye, SC :;
no. barley. -; no. 3. 22@32c.; No. J.
2Siac.: No. / fax seed, SlAMS2c.; prime
Timothy seed. S2.15.
Ness pork. per barrel. S7.70m1.75; lard
per i0dlbs, M.11M1t4.2o; shor, ribs sides
Noose). AisW3c.; dry. sailed shoulder.
(boHeD. AZ di3c.: short clear sides
boXed), 5M6i5Ac
Whiskcy. distillcrs' finished goods, per
gallon, Sl.19
I Sugars cut loaf. unchanged
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NAVAL .Sfsyrp0.

Reeswax-2oc. per pound.
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F0TiNh Z EQShDQ|0D Steamboat G0

n.- ne" AKA i'v".ii.i ilo.. EIitcu
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH
! NGrUN and NORFOLK Will leave
daily IA fDllpv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-18
REAL ESTATE.
A FIFTEEN STORY HOTEL PLANNED IN
THIRTY FIRST

THE SITE BErwEEN BROADWAY AND FIFTH-AVE''
ALREADY cHosEN-MANY PRIVATE SALES
THE PROTEST AGAINST THE STREET
ENcUMBRANCE BILLS.
w r. H. Martin will build a MODERN ni'ee"-
story freproof apa rtment hotel on the sou'" aiuo
of Thirty first-st.. between Fifth-aVe anu D'o"
way about 100 feet east OF the latter thoroughia!e'
on n site 57Ixss9x irregular, now occupied oy
huud,ngs n, Nos. a. IS and S. Work on the new
hotel will be begun this season. Architects are
now at work the plans.
Stabler e. Smith have sold for E. Ehery Ahoer,
son No % West Nineteth-st.. three ,.
high stoop private dwelling on plot VS''N'''
". Fisher has sold for Henry Rothschll or 20 20
Wodisop.ave and One-hundred- "a nd eventeenth-s,
fve-story nathouse. 251lxssx9l on private Term
Mrs Lindsey No 3l4 West Seventy -second,st ia
four-story high-stoop stone dwelling size zoH"H'V'
r. RI Cammann Co. and Douglas Robinson
have sold for Mrs Fannie Robinson NO IS Mma'aS
ST. a fve-story iron-front buiidihs io' ~N'''' WI
Charles f. Schuyler Co have sold for Mrs -, ~
G. Tobey the house No g3 West SeVeh''e'"-S'' 80
60xlOO. The terms are not disclosed. J.. y oi.nt
Fl. C. Senior has sold for John Healy 70 Snsnt
for investment No 3os west Oh,,"a Is sx75xI0O
feminist. a ive-sory single hathouse' i''N''~'''
At the Broadway Real Estate saesroom yes'e 40
day d. p. Ingraham Co. sold IN parsto nt os, Of
West Thirty -fourthst. north side l0'2 ieet eas, ",
Tenth-ave.. 90 10x9S.9. three story ana pase"e'
brick dwelling to C.. DAILY for S4.2O
Bryan L. Kennedy sold, southeast corner OF tuuu
son and Vestry sts a four-story brick pu'idins'
.5y9J to G. f.. Hobbs for 81 100. ,y
Ar The Liberty Street Exchange Richard v mar
nett sold No Is Little West Twelfthos north siue:
100 feet OF Nnth-ave.. 25xi05o lou, s,J Gi
hr.ck tenement with store. and four story DITCH
rear tenement to Mary n. Mcbride for sl6SW 49,
As a result OF a letter received YESTERDAY, tno
Real Estate Exchange Committee on Legislation
will to-day send representatives tc Albany 20 ap,
pear before the Senate Committee on Cities anu
Co. fnnh
PRODUCED by Asscmbymen Finn and Leonard. me
delegates will also bear the official proteS, Oh .ne
Real Estate Exchange l.. j. Callahan VIII De one
of the party and will probably be the chiet spokeS-
man.
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st. w corner 2d-ave for four nye-story Srek
hats and stores. 25Sx76x26x846: Joseph
schrener, Of No 10 West 12fst-st. md George
FenneIi, Of No 121 West 121st-st owners; john ..
Hauser, Of No 1.4+1 3d-ave. architect. :.....,.
Centre, Elm and Franklin SITS, for an eight-Hory
stone and brick prison. 1886 city. owner;
Withers h Dickson, Of No "a Bible House. arch- "a,
I7th-st No 243 East for six story brick nat and
store 25xS6 Heinrich D A Bauhnhn. OF No Tbs
2d-ave. owner Schneider & Herter. Bible House. y,
s6th-st = r. 200 II Of Riverside Drive, for hve
nvc.story 20x64 brick dwellings; Edward
Belts. Of No $50 Marcy ave. Brooklyn, owner a,
137th-si SIS i2s It 9 Of 7th-nve for two I'VE
story brick flats. 25xs5: August Jacob OF NO
go East 1Sth-st. owner; John Hauset OF no q.
I,44i 3d-avc. architect. ~
Alterations main office: 1871,
Wooster ST. Nos "a and 20. To fve-story brick
store and factory: Samuei Eiseman. OF No ~,
IVES, S,ih.s owner; y n Murphy OF No ~
Centre franklin Elm and Leonard SIS. TO prison;
city owner: Withers Dickson. OF No d Bibie M
House, architects
Cansl-st No -; Morris Simarsky of NO ~
Hester a.. owner: Iorenburger q Strauo OF NO
100 Bowerv architects.
b3d- st No Ia1 East to three story brick dwell
ing: Joseph Groil Ct No f+I East BID g. owner
charles RI Richter. OF No ! Madison ave. archi-
No plans from branch office.