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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
Inc I.a,Ihr AbIs

Washington, Jan q! james 4. sefym'
-eT aud Edmund l.. BAyllss were before
the hou-- committee on interstate aud
foreign commerce to-day, III the interest
4 the Pacific Gable company, Ot New
lmk. They both argued upon the merits
~ the ScTymsrr I'LL over the Spalding
hll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

lr-,pfiA, a'irruu,u Mr-, + lrafre
entertained uumnrr ut h.bN frnu!- At
her fr-Iirurr uIi Act todd a,rlur, slth
progressive rafi party iHntN -.
treshurn;s were served all the afternoon
sp.Il very Pleasantly
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

JefYrr-onville, TIA. Jan. s2,-Thr jail
was broken open nj midnight by masked
msn and two nrgroeS, Charles for-ythr
and William White. implicated In tht
murder II Mrs. Rowland, at Fans PaTE
wrte taken out and hRngei and their
hnNrs i.dI.,d with bullets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
In,nnl.mn.r rllh M,KInl.,

canton, Jan, >! Judge Nathan ti"n.
~ West Virginia, pnpulaTlJ cr~ilt,si
with the attorney RrnefalHhlp IN lhe can
met. reached this city al 81 o'cl,rk Tor
A eouisrpnee With Major Mckinley,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
IlsaI k..tai- Transfsrs.

Dolores AOutnya tO Benigue Z, de
iuafduno, warranty ~ RtantoTH Interest
IN the Miguel aud santiago A0nlolu
lanh grant,
Sisters ot Loretta n the Loretta Liter
a., aud Benevolent Institution, deed e
iva pieces ui hand IN the town III Brfna
lillo aud one piece Of land III precinct
NJ. |.
CAsua \ ReTtnncino to Geo, Mulhol
land aud wife, release 10 lots 4, ., H. :
aud \, block a. Gallup.
BERNARD llfsld, trustee, Ia Tehnsiu SA
hedTa and wife. release a. twu pieces n
land East OF the t0wn ~ Ranches lie Al
rirc"
Te0dosiO Saledra and wife to lsidf,
SaniOyAl, warrant t0 twO pieces 0f lAnI
east ot kanrh,4 de- Atri4cu; 500
NJ v. FlOufnoy, trustee, to Laura \
Stone and husband release to lot !, hlocl
:, lluniugs highland addition.
Alberto X. ArmiJo, truste+, Ia Fre'irr
| lex fnTnOf, release Ia lots ~ aud q
block II, +, ArmiJO y Otern addition
TeOdUTo A de GArcia Ia Louis tiArria
/ deed n piece OF land la Corrales, tliH.
| Summers BuTkhart. special master 4
! Neiil X Field. Rec dead tO lot - blocI
/ T.. Highland addition; $2JO
! PAsculA Archulsta " Emetefio Atrhu
letA, OF al, warranty Ia all gTant"T's IN
lerest In the estate Of jose FrancI-c
Archuleta; go.
silver aAs LsAd.
New York, Jan, 2I.--silVer, ~ 4. eat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

NrW Nuk. Jan .! Justice Lawrence,
IA the rfmiual ltaurh ui the supreme
.ruu lAuUi,si ,luvL lhr demurrer Ia the
indictments found .nmp months Agu fuf
rnn.uitnr, against the officers ~ the
American Ioharcn compAuy he ca-f
Ma argued a trw Werk- Agu,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

salt Lake city, jan. ~, Ia the -na,
v"paii.ts v% % chsngsa fro@ M Lawrence n''t,, t.
thatcher. Henderson gained on. yol.
from K.wlins Result, Thatcher. ~,
l.ndsrADn. 20; Rswlins, ~. Allen. 3,
Lawrence. |; ksbsksr. L. Powers, |.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

Judgr j II Nailrn Shu Wa At ''r
IllIu- the past irH Hay. reformed Nr-lri.
dAY mpinlug II am lnt"r"-t"i ~ a
turquoise mine n few miles from 'rftll.
Iu-. remarked ludg" MAiiru, ami thr
mine II shaving up nicely "" have
several order. lu ull IA iUWp"l-" stone
And l"lir,r our nine /. the m'Hi 'a'"t
ahlr IA the district" Nj Ma,ii,u di~r
lnfufm,4i M CIIlItN that IN" I"-rl" ~
Cefrillo- are feeling luhihuI Over IA"
-mrlt.t PROJECTS, aud Ala nrf thr new,
exclusively gwen Ia lhl~ pal"f, that ID"
santa Fr railway p'splr would probably
extend the Nalin branch from ~" Ma
dTid coal mines to san p,gitu. The luigr
told the people there tn lnuk a. lh' Cl1r
IuR tOT news.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
OaIy MLs.IhE

Denver, Jan, % A package contain.
ing $3.50 was missing from The sark Of
registered mail which arrived Ia Denver
yesterday, from San Francisco. over NE
mon Pacific. The package wAs first
ml-a-d at the Cheyenne ps-tOt'ice. In.
rpectOts are Investigating the IOtL,Ty
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

- ~ 80 '.. - ''e' '.'''t
g." iuuNnruuE " blIi- "A' declared tu
t"t
NhrtruInu Mt duncan introduced
g uhcil 'Iil w. .', 'Au ar' I" r".I'
..t thr better cat" "' -t''', aui -I',
"hik~ 10 W" HNihruI Ipuihl~' county seals
.' The territory
Ice llll Wa ieAt u" Nis' lu' ~
uii",
VT curry " have. u..Ht. u .'.i
Vat the bl'l b" t"t' ia" .rr.NI .ur ''
uii",
VII NrhulrtH. q tIH Nfll't r"u'.
&" ,l,euj That the hli %" t'H 900 'ui '.r
Information, AMI ,l VA -n.r ui'l
i"u muiiuh d" Nj NN',d ni 'ni"u
rlA county ;hr hI Ma 90 .f thu.
ia'rI pfutri uul fr''rt'sl lu ,h" r..n
mI,ir' vu mumtlpU tul prna,, ..tp,
r.mu-.
b, unhWmNu- r..-,.l Nf 30. o.
u.h NUt r.pn. u't'..'l rY..I
I.Nt f'-...'..u ~. rN..uS I 70
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I"i motion "' vi n"f '.'''.'
ria county To- I'II ~ l.. 'I'.'"
| 'Ih''-Ih'rl lHlh'"' ''r. l'.'I''' Zoo '"'
committee .1 iiii..i.N. al
Mt 0h','"'''. .. .Hu Nt-'.' '.'''t
lnlt"iur'"i r"nnru hI'i w. j.. ". A''
l"f Va" W"Ir''I'h u' y ',. I"''' ,'' 'h'
| titles ~ towns "i '' "''''"i' '' ""
N'Nr".
| ia" hlI Mas f'"' |.'' "-' N"'' ''
pun motion ut VII Mlrn, Co., uu1u
| al g. 4 B..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
CURED AT q YEARS.

DR.. Niles New Heart cure vlctoriOaS.
SuuthUr u,'-iirliu. ..,u shuS "a, h a r-'url
Ilrrr is q YrrIiaNI" Ifirtr,h. - yrhrS uf
age. Nlih .if.ns lf |ut."' iuuS'f'utlr who
had lisdt lHss,i'' k'.vs lie t'gS the NCW
lL.-.- ---- : ---LLI-L AL-l Al-Ll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

l,,trfIn the kirrlIIr llghi c"uIphu'
Nrlr uu-, rNlruilug tlrIf ilu" It' 500
pnI -Ifrrl, aud ruIlIug anl -Ih-h,uE o."
,halr tee, at a i"arlul th'" ! hhpI"u"'
along. Aud iuuui lNu n.u M vs. il'''a
cutting the tnI,- uIi. AMI iuIWr Go"
raII4n. hrN said the t,CliIr lIghl
COMPANY utdrfri ih"m {" a" q. tu
inrurI them that a." lr"r- ~" rNH
PROPERTY aui olirrri thrm 90 ,t"r
cutting then.
InA irW mIuuh- rhlur hark AMI
found thrm -llli at the "ufk "' d"-ifur
tiuu lHru l"'lruplulN uil"frl lh' Il,
h. -tuI. AMI -taTtrd a. NM a." IuN"i
ami Police. hut failed lr Nui lNm nud
uuuk VII cumming a!i'Tlnhd iinm ih'
kit-t WHtl. tu the -crli" We I"Uul l'rm
.Ill ~ Hurk AMI agAIu ufi"f'h lh"m l'
stop ihrI "" -urr"' .l'i ia 'uliuE a."
mayor aud police aui u-"l ~" auih"rtl
w. hat L. prevent iuflhf destruction.
iu thlnk the prurl" ~ NlhuIurfVur
have -uiu" rI.'t- thai the" r"twthll"u
Afr huund ln. ~ -huulI hr, NAL" 1" fr
| -I.'ri
For years ~ hAN" bought water, ami
hired mon aui teams tu water ilI"-'
| trrr,. ani hraEtltN cur eat. anl haN'
pAid the NrIN COMPANY t"f the water That
| l., causing th" i"-trucil"u AMI n"" i'
allow them. without let ~ htudlanrr, T.
| ruth hlr-~N ir-trm lh"-r beautiful -hai'
| trees l., n shame that rdnud uui word
! tnrIpfr-,. AMI | notice HAT there AZ
| I,nl.. .rt and other Itrr- 1" l." dr-ifuNtsi
| Let this l,r a notice tu citizens auh pf"l
rriS owner to pt~rut further dhmae"
Iuf Ia. Kind. n \ NuNItuEI.
AlirrInau tlT-l Nafd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
o~r.TuotsA>p DOLLAR uWr.

\ Hig >,riL- Made Scar IrsAb"ihi""u
N.N heNiCu.
Inuidtd. Colo,. Jau. -. news "a- ~
c-lNrd Yesterday lTuu knzal~lhto"n, '
VI that n great strike had hs-u made III
nna ~ the mlne- hear There. A letter ~
criyed by D. I0IIlirb states that un Ill,
nrst oi the week, In the Black t0pI-I
mine, n packet uf ore Ma reached thai
a-aayrd tl, J., ~ u the ton, The letteI
adds that the ore look- aImoat Ike puT'
gold, treat excitement prevails IN lha
vicinity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
klrukI VI lktA>uRtF.
Re>clpH Aui riShutSemenS A GOot
showing

Yesterday Il H. Myers who va ~ two
,,,t~ county TREASURER iiird his report
NI,h lr.hil" clerk balirligr aud I'M
i.I/tN here pr,".rnt- the receipts and
-Iut -"Iurnt-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

Il. H. MIRO.
CuuutN Treasurer
I. fI4Nt \. NJ, Deputy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

silver and LsAd.
New York, Jan, 2I.--SilVer "a. cad
t2 NJ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
H. Old Dominion SIeQnSll}'
rs C0npQny ...... I.
y FOR NEW YORK

ED no SAIL from Norfolk 7DAitY Sin-s
Guiding Sundays! at 500 p; m. From New
WEbNEsDAYs. THuRsDAYs AND
FRIDAYS at 300 p. M; SATURDAYS
loo y. m. Passenger accommodations un-
Fare. including meals and state , a
Fare round TRIP. limited 10 thirty 1
For tickets and reservation Of state.
rooms apply at ticket office. lS - MAIN l'll'li
a'Eee, Or 4 sSnaFSi o'ff psSips
Newport News every SUNDAY evening.
ARRIVING at RICHMOND tho next morning ,,G
' TfMS sDG ser L & Il OF STEAMERS
ESpi EnoS sanE esasS
Sunday. Leave Company's wharf, NSf NOT
FOR, OLD PoINT.At $50 and y III: 4 4 q. q.
wharf SosE a At 20; 1872 and adj i g Az Z;
'i F6R e i IAN F. iii r M, AIS p.
m: Bay Line, 1870 o. m and 80 p; ~;
P %oR %hw + 5STs News Sna vs. AND SMITH
FIELD-At 2:30 p m; Portsmouth AZ G'A8
FOR or Bay As s5ne A Th5rf W a sS0 F Ri1ER
Portsmouth. Gas a. m; BLY, Line wharf.
N E6a s 5is8 s. e RIVER = Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at $50 a. m. -;
Portsmouth. GAS q. M; Bay Line, ZOO
a. m.
| Notwithstanding Mt Old Point--Leaye
Compnny:s wharf Monday, "Wednesday d ~
and Friday at 6:l5 n. M; portsmouth,, Wy
a. M; Bay Line wharf. Nortoik' az VIZ
FOR NANsEMoND RIVER AND SUE.
FOLK-At p. m: Portsmouth, 3;lo p; Ms
| connecting at Suffolk with 8. and c. Il. II
Frelsh for Mathews, Back, PooYosin.
Ware, Severn, York and Nansemond RVS
81 Treirht Tor Washington, N. c., and
landings on Tar, Pamlico and Pungo
rivers received at and delivered from N.
"I Freight for Newborn. N. c., received at
N and S. S. r. depot. ST. IS.
Freight received daily, except Sunday.
All schedules subject TO change Withous
| notice. ~, - y - u .o.,+ ~.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Dec. 20.-The cotton mar
ket opened quiet and firm at an ad-
vance of sos points. English cables be-
ing encouraging and weather accounts
from the cotton belt pointing to some
interference with the movement, while
preventing work on cotton fields, where
cotton remains unpicked. Throughout
the session traders were hesitating and
the volue of business was small The
recurrence of the holidays caused the
trade to close up old scores rather
than to take on new responsibilities,
and outside speculation was very slack
lhere was moderate quantity of
limited buying orders from parties who
had been steadily buying for invest
ment purposes recently but in n small
way. Following the first call the mar
ket got down gas points on local lidui-
Gation in the absence OF outside sup
port, but by noon was back to the best
point, and for the rest of the session
ruled generally firm and fairly active,
with local cover:nG a feature. The
market closed steady at net gain of
5G6 points.
New York, Dec. c0.-Cotton, steady;
middling. 5Isc. Net receipts. III;
gross, 10,i0S: exports TO Great Britain
9S9; to France, COG; to the Continent,
LOO; forwarded, 5,35l. Sales, 100 bales.
Stock, actual, 1Cl.557 bales. Total for
to-day-Net receipts GG,595; exports ia
Great Britain. 47,2S2; to France. Alps;
to the Continent, 3G.037: stock, ] .O92. 6OT;
Consolidated-Net receipts. 524.2S3;, cx-
points TO Great Britain, 59,492; to France
f.l25; 10 the Continent, 51,5i1 TGtal
since September 1st-Net receipts,
9G5.5T0: exports to Great Britain, 1915
I75; to France, 1868; TO the Continent,
1,ao6,5T7.
New York. Dec. c0.-Cotton futures
opened quiet and firm; sales, 5000
bales. January, Sill February, STA:
March. $40; April. 5.S5: May, $50; June.
594; July, SIS; August. COZ: September,
GOO; October, GOO.
Liverpool, Dec 20 4 p. tpn.-Cotton,
spot in fair demand and prices stead.er;
American m;ddling. 3 3-l6c. The sales
of the day were 10000 bales. of which
500 were for speculation and export,
and included 9,1C0 American. Receipts,
1000 bales. all American
Futures opened quiet but steady with
moderate demand, and closed steady.
New Orleans, Dec 20.-Cotton flu
lures, steady. Sales, $1,000 bales. De-
cember. $50; January, 5.3365.35; Feb
ruary, 5,2SI5.4o; March. 5.4465.45; April.
5.49@5.55; May. 5.54G5.55: June, 5.59@
$50; July. 5.656p5G6; August, 5.69@5. II;
September. 5.I4Q576.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port or Norfolk md porfsmourh
December 70, 1907.
ARRIVALS

Schr. Lyman NJ. Law, Providence, tc
Wm Lamb & Co., agents, for coal
Schr Waltham, to VIM. Lamb & Co.
agents. for coal
.Sch:. VIM. Nicely, to VIM. Lamb & Co.
agents, for coal
Schr. Ida L. Hall, to VIM. Lamb & Co..
agents, for coal.
Barges n. & w. 1 and 3, New York, to
VIM. Lamb & CO., agents, for coal
Stmp Penworth, Morgan, Santa Cruz
to Moth Atlantic Transport Co, Iigh,
TO load for Manchester.
Stmp. Hartville, James, Tyne, Ia
North Atlantic Transport Co, light ia
load
SAILED.
Stmp. Kfldona, Roberts. Leith. with
5o,371 bushels corn and zoo bales OF
cotton.
British stmp. Dumblane, Mackenzie,
20 Liverpool. with coal
Schr. David =. Davis, -, Providence
with coal, by VIM. Lamb & Co., agents
Schr Alfred l3rabrooke, -. Savan-
nah. with coal, by VIM Lamb & Co.
agents.
Schr. Stephen G. Land. -, Savannah
with coal by VIM. Lamb & Co, agents
British stmp. Glcnoch, Holman, tc
Rotterdam. with coal
CLEARED.
Stmp. Santiago de Cuba, Montiago
from Ciehfuegos 10 New Yo.k with
general cargo.
British stmp. Kingsville, Reese, from
Galveston 10 Copenhagen with $1,000
bushels wheat. 10000 bushels corn 595C
sacks cotton seed, 200 tons coal, 500 bales
cotton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

PLEASURE ISLAND POST-EIGuT
TEMPORARILY DISCONTINUED
The stake for Pleasure Island Post-light.
Hudson River having been carried
away in a freShet. December 10. 1897,
notice is hereby given that 1t will no; be
replaced till the opening OF navigation
In the spring. Due notice will be given
OF the -e-establishment of This light
WRECK BUOY RE,AIOVED.-On the
18th of December, 1897, the spar buoy,
painted with red and black horizontal
stripes, which had marked the canal
boat II. J. Devanny, sunk in the Hud-
son River, off the Delaware. Lackawan-
ma and Western railroad docks, Hobo
ken, y. j.. WIS discontinued, the wreck
having been removed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
Even The Stocks Which Had Shown Wide
Gains Lost Practically All.
THE CoALERS WERE STRONG AS A GROUP
Rev Jersey Central, Reading tFirst
Preforrcd) sugar, Pitsburg. g. q.
and st. E.onis, nnd Consolidated
Gns Advanced, Hut Mono of the
Gains Were Entirely GEeid ana
Some Were Practically Wiped Our.

New York, Dec. 20.-After a few spas
modic efforts to continue the rise of
Saturday, to-day's market fell back
into a decline and failed TO recuperate.
The aggressive strength OF some Of the
speciafties at the opening served to
sustain THE market for Il time and TO
give 1T an appearance of strength, but
realizing sales in the general list went
hand in hand with the manipula ton
for a rise in specialties. and even the
stocks which had shown wide gains
lost practically all after the large ope-
Tators had taken their profits in the
general list. The coalers were strong
as group, on account of the growing
fbelief In an agreement to restrict pro-
auction and to keep UP prices. They
were also helped by the cold weather
and the consequent Increased demand
Tor the product. New Jersey Central
was at one time two points higher, and
Reading first preferred rose to near 81.
Sugar crossed lao during the day
Manipulation of the Pittsburg, c. c.
and st. Louis Stocks advanced the com
mon 3h and the preferred 2k. Con-
solidated gas was also three points
higher at one time. None of these
gains were entirely held and some of
: = them were practically wiped out I'm
.oi dclhC was another stock that en-
ooyed q period Of strength in the late
dealings, but 1t also reacted. The con-
tradictfcn of Saturday mornings report
OF Withdrawals of gold from the Bank
or England for shipment 10 New York
mad largely to do with the termination
OF the rally which set In Saturday. The
condhtfons in the money market CON
sanued to dominate the situation in the
STOCK market, and the stiffening of the
rates for call loans to 4GD5 per cent. in
the late trading to-day checked the
hopes or those spectators who Thought
1hey saw an assurance of continued
ease in money by imports Of specie. No
doubt is felt that the large trade bal
ance in our favor Is n sufficient security
against any real stringency in money
al New York. But it is not believed tina
"a per cent. rate for call money will
result in movement of specie, in view
'si the existing high rate for money in
London and in the European centres.
Ihere us not much prospect of easier
money until after the first of the wear.
ana until that time n halt In sncculo-
tive ACTIVITY in securities is Felt TO he
probable. "
:. The bond market was not as active
as or late. but prices held firm. with
me exception of some of the ,speculativc
ponds. Total sales, $1,50O.O00.
Inc total sales OF stocks were o73 non
shares. ''00o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
BALTIMORE FLOUR MARKET.

Baltimore. Md, Dec 2O-F'lour, quiet
Western super. s2.7O@3.1O; do, spring,
S3.35@4.10; do, family, s.4.4O:' winter
patent, $50; spring, do, s5.00@5. 20:
spring wheat straight, s4.S0@4,95
Wheat-Strong; spot and month, 9SIa
@9SAc.; January, 99@99Ac.; steamer
No. red. aS@93Ac. Southern wheat,
by sampe, s3Gs9c.: do. on grade. 93h
@9Skc.
Corn Strong: spot, 33ss@33Nc f;
month, 33lsCD3394c.; December, new or
old, 333sc.; January, 329sG327sc.: Feb
ruary. 32M G33c.; steamer mixed. 319s
034c.; Southern white and yellow corn.
2S433c.
Oats-Barely steady; No. white, 200
30c.; No. 2 mixed, 27@27kc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-21
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool, Dec. 19th-Arrivcd: Ka.
nawha, Newport News.
Hamburg, Dec. 20th-Arrived: Her
cynia, New Orleans, via Newport News
ST. Michaels. Dec. lSth-SailCd: ST
Giles 0rom Sourahaya). Hampton
Roads.
Leghorn-Sailcd: Largobay, IIamp.
ton Roads.
Antwerp, Dec. 1Sth-Sailed: st. Mar
mock Newport News.
Liverpool-Arrived: Primers Point
Norfolk.
Antwerp, Dec. 1S:h-Arrived: Bel.
gian King Newport News.
st. Allchaels, Dec. 20th-Arrived: Mel
bridge. via Newport News for Hull (put
in for coaD
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"A 80 AsAS AND Stt y.
4 8 !. ,, ~. DANYILLEsrtKYIT
Tf SehHa ui Sh n eireet tober End. isl Il
wharf. foot Of Mathews i hayes, o .5G
Villa Vii s Mest nEorfok. e:5o a. nj. Tor ID
DaSviIIe 52 a.e 81 ns Points. arrlging AZ
r.a mRAlN Nc; SacDaily except sunda y-I
o'eloee 81 M arriving 81 at panyllle ;aI So
!, TRAN NO: 4 arrives at Norfolk at io:isi
u M n, aaily except Sunday. Y 3 IS TX.
D. m. daily. - A'o' toin 'tNs = CIV CIV
TRAIN No. . connects ut Dennisto On
Junction with Norfolk and Westcr, frf,if.
'9a IN, ,Gr n- sn Hi and intermediates POINTS,
fress Junction ana DanviIle for nj, points:
on Nc southern railway SYSTEM & rS79.T33
Pullm1h sleercrs between Danvillellendi
h 1nh MIC, Atlanta. Jacksonyile, MemphIs5
Tickets on sale and baggage checked al
Wages agency an0 coInpany's wharf,
NoTIoK, anu ~ w. V. II. Williams agen-
Wbr. II. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
CHAs. Q. NAMES. General Ma ma ger. -
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BY RAIL AND STEAMER.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
RrOytaI0tIx.
Norfolk, Va, December 20, 1897.

Norfolk, Va, December 20, 1897.
Fish No. ., in kegs. 5olbs
1915; roes. $3.50; new. small, $3.50:
new. medium. none; No. 3 in kegs. S.75:
Herring. Family Roe. half barrel, s2.5o
North Carolina Cut Herring, 1925; Po-
tomas. In barrels, $500.
Provisio1l-Market steady; mess pork
old. sS.75: new. 1925; hams, pork, $40 Is
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs, $50. as to
size and cut: fat backs. 4Nc.; bellies
heavy, 5.15@5Ssc. for small; GMc. heavy:
pork, plate, s4.S5.
Shouldcrs-Sugar-cu 7c
Bacon-Shoulders. TIC
Breast-Sugarc cured, SAc.
Hams-Smithfeld. 17QlSc.: S. c. slim
hams. loo.
Inrd-Pure lard tierces, 5K65nc :.
cases and tubs. &c. over price of 1ierces.
compound. 4Hc.; tierces. In cases and
tubs, &c. higher.
Cheese-Cream. 1o@lohc.; Western
dairy, Sh@9kc.
Meal. per bag of 1oolhs.. s6c.: per bag
of 92lbs., soc.
Salt-Firm; Liverpool Fine, S5690c.
Rutter-Ncw York State dairy. now
23c: fresh creamery. 22Qo3c: country.
14G15c.
Kerosene oil-Flrm: 112 degrees. re :.
GO degrees. SIC; Red. $50 degrees, 9Qi0c
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Market firm for all kinds OF stock.
with strong demand ut good prices;
choice heaVy Western cattle. 3A@4lSc.
North Carolina. best, 2ls@3Iac.; common.
iia@2tsc; heifers, Western, 2IS6D4c.
nuils, 2h@2&c. fat cows. 2k@3Hc.
mich cows. good, per head. s25 0O@40 90;
cows common, sI0.00@2G00: butchers
Sneep, 2la@ic.; good corn-fcd hogs, 3A q
&C.: light pigs. 3atG4c. Hogs. weaker in
sympathy with Chicago prices; dressed
hogs. 415c. per pound: lambs, 3ls@i1Sc.
per pound
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