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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
TIE WATERS E,ECEDING
Ahe Conditions ut Helena, Arc. Arc
IWpr0riuw.

Helena, Ark, Marcel, 19.-Tl,e river al
neon noon was within three inches OF the
hiShest water OF record here. ,,he SIN
,hone to-day after one OF the most pro-
.oiihtd ana heavy d"wnpours OF rain for
naany years, and conditions arr mare
hopeful.
me observer urges people in the low
,st 10 move at once to higher grounds.
ne ieHeeE; in front and north or the civ
are having the attention OF the officers
81 me citH anu the levee boards and are
being raised ana strengt hcnca, HEAVY
rains yesterday and la2t night have
parity inundated a portion OF the north
eern suburbs Of the city, but the water
Is now fast rcccling.
me levccS at Mndoc are still holding.
anu WIN me recent recruits 10 the al
ready large army of lcvee workers there
Is bright chance OF maintaining the
statu quo. The levces on the NIiss,ssippl
SIDE appear to be in good shape.
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THEIRS
I { II Ihtl()NY !!

When I discovered that my little
boy had lost his hearing In his right
car | was very much alarmed, fear
ing that 1t could never lie rega!ncd.
Owing 10 the fact that his left ear
was not much affected DID NOT
DISCOVER THE DEAFNESS IN
ills RIGHT EAR UNTIL THE
HEARING IN TT WAS ALMOST
GONE. Fortunately e nc!ghbor OF
mine whose daughter had received
great benefit from DR., Firey's treat
ment told me OF DR. frey. ana urged
me 70 place my child in his hands. l
d!d 50. The result has been more
than dared TO hope Tor at first. MY
ClIlLD'S HEARING HAS REEN
ENTIRELY RESTORED. The treat
lnent was very mild and pleasant,
and my little boy did not make the
slightest opposition to il, set the i'm
proverncnt has been steady, until now
he hears as wei! as ever.
Mrs. MARSHALL WHITE.
I. Windsor and Highland avenues,
Brambeton.
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RISING at CAIRO.
Khe Rise is Not Very Fns. nut Is
Steady.

Cairo Ills. March 19-,J'hc river here
rose four-tentils Of q foot in twenty
loul' hours, and the prospect is that it
VIII go 10 high wafer mark, which is
90 The citizens nave organized 10 be
prepared 10 meet any emergency ana
watch the lcvees around the CITY thGr-
ouShly.
y large area Of wheat lana has been
hooded in the neigh borhood of CONNER
cha! Point. in this county. Until the re-
suit of the heavy rains are known pre-
aictionS as to the extent of the rise are
Impossible.
Hird's Point Is entirely under water
and the cotton belt and the Iron Noun
tain trains cannot enter Cairo. The
steamer Mary Morton arrived from the
lower river this morning, reporting the
ieVccs intact from Osceola up. but i'm
mediately fearing n break. The Nor
ton rescued Il large number Of people
and live stock
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AN a ]. uhNAI Tul..RIA|! \ NC TIER
s5s5& 81 4, 49, $780, $500 ;
She Was on tbs Point Of Deserving
,slx Small Children.
SHE AND HER PARAMOUR ARRESTED
The woman Held TT 81 900 Hond a,..l
INC Ai"h sent to .Lnil Ais0-An Old
Veteran cha, =eh With Embczzic-
men1-alany Jail Sentences Itn.
posed in the Police Court.

justice Tomlin disposed Of lengthy
SOCKET in the Police Court yesterday.
Inc most important case was that rof
MARY Dunn, colored, an unnatural
Ihother, who was on the point Of de-
sefting her six small children and rum
ning away with her pa:a,nour. Gillian
scott. Her plan was discovered by OH
Ger f4argrove, who arrested the pair
IN the Police Court the woman was
placed under Sl,oC0 bond for her good
Jail
Scott was also, fined s25 for adultery.
and In default Of fine was sent to JAIL
SEVERAL JAIL SENTENCES.
The justice imposed several jail SEN
fences, as follows:
Sicily DiShman, colored, larceny OF
'braSs pump from the Oh. Heinrich Brew
Ing company; six months.
William Banks and John SAWYER.
both cclored, larceny Of s25 worth Of
i<h ON NJ. A. Gregory in the city mar
ket; two months each
Ella Bullock, colored, larceny of a 81
toy safe from Mrs. Annie Spando,,r.
Church street; two months She was
also lined Sc for assaulting Mrs. Span
dour. An Appeal was taken.
sarah Groves. thirty days, in default
OF furnishing 500 bond for sobriety.
JOG Joyner colored. carrying a con-
$20.5O was also imposed.
AN OLD VET ARRESTED.
Charles Bonfanti. a veteran from the
soldiers Home a Hampton, was arrest
Cd on the charge of embezzling S. from
Messrs. Borland e. Wilcox. OF this city,
who recently defended him before the
United states Court on the charge Of
assault. de secured loan Of So until
MS pension money arrived, and promised
10 pay Their fee OF $50. After returning
TO Hampton he wrote the lawyers that
he would pay them nothing They ac-
cordlngly had him arrested OH the
cage was confined untN Saturday.
MANY MINOR CASES.
Joseph Jones, for the theft Of n $40
revolver from ii. II. T'ricc, was given
thirty days in jail, and on the charge
or hou;ebreaking was held for the
grand jury.
John Martin, fighting. fined Sc
William HcSeley. iis:h ting; fined $3.50.
Nellie Temple, colorad, larceny of Il
music box; he'd for five days.
Charles j. Bonfant!, larceny; cont.nu-
cd until to-mo-row.
Bette Douglas colored profanity.
fined $500
Two tramps were given an hour In
which to leave the city
JUSTICE HAWKS COURT.
washington Love, colored, was tried
by Justice Hawks. in Huntersvills. yes
terdaE afternoon, upon the charge OF
stealing $40 overcoat, 4 81 meerschaum
pipe and SIS in cash from w II. Nose
ley. He was adjudgcd guilty and was
sentenced to ninety days in jail. An
appea! was taken 10 the Norfolk County
Court and the prisoner was ba!led in the
sum of $500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Attire OLD STAND.
The Southern building ana Loan VIII
Continue HuAincsY.

Knoxville, Tenn, March 10 Judge
Clark, Of the, united States Court. TO-
DAY deciucd the famous Soutncrn Build
ing and Loan suit by ischarging all re-
ceircrs. lie based his action upon the
report Of Special Master j. ". Caldwell
The masters report was full and COM
plete and showed that the true state of
affairs had been reached Il he ass1ciI-
tion IS declared solvent ard 10 protect
standing, preventing othur Bills being
filed. IT WAS proven that Ms Johnson,
who was the complainant IN lha suit,
had not complied with the bylaws In
asmuch as he had not given sixty days
notice OF Withdrawal. The ass1ciation
will now continue business at the old
stand.
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DEATH IN THE WATERS.
Concluded from First Pnge)


Mississippi rivers and intensely III,
threatened flood conditions previously
announced, II Is probable that the
hoods in the lower Mississippi Valley
uurinE the next ten days or two week
WI III many places equal or exceed in
ne!Sht those Of any previous year. Adj
us''cnal warming is given TO residents OF
.hc threatened districts in Louisiana
Arkansas and Western Alississinni ~
remove from the region Of danger
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
From Cripple Creek.

After the big fire in Cripple Creek,
took very severe cold and tried many
remedies without help the cold only be-
coming more settled. After using three
small bottles Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, both the cough and cold left
me. and In this high altitude It takes a
meritorious cough remedy TO do any
good.-G. IL. Henderson, editor, Daily
Advertiser. For sale by al! druggists
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
IG0,zEsEENE EXCURSIONS.
The Question az Ah"lishinG Them
Being .A.iiaicd.

Chicago, March l9.-!The Central Pas
senger Association lines have issued an
appeal to the roads in the Southwestern,
Western anu Southern Associations,
urging them to agree to the Withdrawal
OF homascekers' excursions entirely. on
the ground that the volume Of business
from Central Passenger Association ter
ritory is not sufficient to warrant the
periodical reductions of rates made for
these excursions, which are taken adj
vantage OF by ticket brokers and others
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tnn sloyc Aftrr All.

Washington, March l9.-The old fiat
bottom gunboat Monocacy, which us
ually rest in the mud at Tsin Tsin year
III and year out has successfully nc-
complished her longest voyage in sew
cral years. y cnblcgram 10 the Navy
Department today announces her sa &c
arrival at Shanghai. where she will be
repaired and made ready for another
winter in the Pei HO below Pckin.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

Chattanooga, Tenn, March ia
small sliin, carrying three boys, was
cnpsizcd in the Tennessee river, oppo-
site this city, to-day and two Of the
boys drowned. They We're John Davis.
aged lG. and James Edwards, aged Is.
The river is very high and the current
dangerous.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
JOHN S. ETHERIDGE.

LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLES
BERKELEY, VA, 3. & !.
K Having just completed my new stables.
corner Chestnut and 81 F.enrl street and
stocked the same with p some ~ flrst.plass
Bugg.es, Carriages, Driving Horses, G tc,
1 am now prepared to- furnish good turn.
out day. or night atrock hot tom pr!c es, 5$SlB
Norfolk and Portsmouth trad O solicited:
JOHN S, ETi1I;RIDaE. sopri 81 ts 81. n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

fOR SALE--One f5-horse- power engine, in
nrst CLASS condition: has just been thor
oughly overhauled. and is as good as
new mas an improved adjustable cut Off.
anu can therefore he run at a less horse
power II desired, ana be very economical
IN inel Apply TO GEORGE w. DIIVAL
CO. or OLD DOMINION GUANO co.
~ ". IL L- ir9t-tf
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meteorological Dnra.

U. S. Department: of Agriculture,
w Gather Bureau, Norfolk March 10.
Ihe following observations are record
cd for the past ~ hours:
MaNlmum temperature ............. 70
Minimum temperature As
Normal temperature AZ
departure from Normal -. minus Is
departure from normal since Janu-
AFS ....... plus 10
Itsiahlai Tor II moruS ............... il
fuihtall since March .............. Alb
J. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

We present for your, inspection the
the largest variety OF foreign woolens
ever shown in THIS city, back ed up by a
reputation for fit and orkmanship
eaualled by none. Rudolph 6: Wallace,
S32 Main street. 3.,s4
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DR.. /. B. FREY.

has Offices at rooms and No 35s
Main street, Norfolk, Va. (over &c.
and Zoe. store-)
s3pECIALTiES = Catarrh, Asthma,
Hay Fever, Dyspepsia. Dea fness and
all other diseases of Eye, Fear, Nose,
Throat, Chest and Stomach
Consultation always free. Medi-
cines free 20 all patients Terms
moderate 5s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

4 Did you see the great crowd OF shoe
buyers at Hofheimer's yesterday? Mum
delrg celebrated shoes at half price
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PORT CALENDAR

Sun rises at G:0S q. M. aud sets at G:5S
p. m. High water 1T 1901 q. m. and
1922 u. m; low water at 4:Oa a. nj. and
4 los D. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
WEATHER REPORT.
forec"st an.i Sei,cral Conditions For
T0.lRY.
Washington, March 10.

" .1sIfffIS 0OlIt NfIII GI1 ~.
Forecast: Virgin,a-Showeps
i Ram in the morning. robably follow
i ed by fair weather: winds
- shifting to southerly.
North Carolina: Local show
efs IN the early moring, followed by fair
weather; westerly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
A Wonderful Exhibit.

800 umbrellas in one show window.
Most wonderful Il the price, 4Sc. each,
to be sold Friday. March 10Th.
LEVY BROS,
344 Main street
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Property 'ErnnSfcrS.

Mary +. Boyd to Martha a. Wood.
High street property: $4,000.
W T. Curdts to Mrs. G. w Burger,
lot on the east side OF ParkeYenue,
near BrahbletoE avenue. $1.7uO.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

l t tho system Is fortified by Hoods sar-
senarilia: which makes rich, red blood,
there Is little danger of sickness
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

DR.. Week, eye expert. Is located per-
manently. Examinations free. +. H.
Gale, 152 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
New 1dcn fPnpar Patterns IOc-SoIe
Agents for Norfolk WriSht's, $40
SInin street.

Correct in design and style. accurate
in fit; economical. Any pattern for 10
cents, even if worth o. 80 or 40 cents.
Call and sec them and get April fashion
sheet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

buckingham Lithia Water, clear and
sparkling. 20 bottles, Sl.o0. GA Church
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
Hr. E.nrr Nntilrnrt.cl.

Frederick ESncr, 4 native OF Germany,
vas natu"alized in the Corpora ton
Court yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

WANTED-All who are seeking employ
ment, male and female, white or coiored.
to know that we furnish all kinds of
york: ready in Ncrfolk or in any cities
North, and send all women wanted
Work in Norfolk. Come, money or no
money: Call at orce at tGS Church street,
Norfolk. Va. 3. +. Walden, Agency.
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FOR RENT.

FOX RENT--Five nice rooms on second
moor, with city water, on Clifton street,
near Maple avenue, Berkeley, Va Apply
to G e. WOODSEND, on premises
mr1S-St .
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Always in season. Hopkins Steamed
Hominy ftIulled Corn. Elegant lunch
In MIX. Quart can. 10 centa. izz.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Posit.on as Clerk In any re-
liable business; can give iirst-ciass ref
erences as to my ability and res,rSnsi-
billy. n. l.. H.. this Office. mi2j-lte
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
FOR SALE.
MI ACHE e, Fl Y :!

One 15-Horsc Power Boiler and Fittings,
$500; one TO 4-Ilors., Power Boiler. s35:
s-iorse Power Engine, SG5,Co. All in nice
order Machinery Of every description.
both new and second hand. at low figures
Call on or address, r A. PERRY
Cor. Kelly and Brambleton avenues.
mvlg-1Ws
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AGENTS WANTED.


WANTED--AIanager for Virginia for an
up-to-date Loan Associat on plan very
attractive; must be experienced and give
satisfactory bond. 1t will pay YOU to in
yesdgate. w. J. ALDER, Secretary
Chattanooga, Tenn. mr9.tu, tn, sa-Gt
NANTED-Your address; will send par.i-
cuiars OF how one man made S22N00 IN 5
years; you can do the same ny trying.
address +. O. Box 5S0S. Boston, Mass.
fel6-tu,th. sh,sr-Am
WANTED. Agents. $50 TO $50 week
sure 10 workers. No capital needed.
New Goods. New Plan. Sells Mt sight
Every family needs It, HOUSEHOLD
SPECIALITY CO. Box l2i, Cincinnati,
ONO. Gel9-Sa.tf
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman TO take or
GERS Tor publishing house: thirty-three
dollars monthly guaranteed Call on w.
B. H., Manson fiJust. IncMIY-3ts
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or four cars or nice dry
large pine wood: must be four feet four
inches In length and sawed OUR
WOOL AND COAL COMPANY, Chapel
and Henry streets mrlC-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

WANTED-Position by young man with
some experience Collcctinr or c1fica
work. Adde'S this office, ANXIOUS. Z
1nr1S-3ta
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20

TO CURE. Eol.n IN uNEDAi.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to cure. csc. snS-ttl thu SATIN
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~ @ IL { o.

We beg leave to notify all our SINNERS
ana the nublc generally that we have
this day sold out our commission business,
Eooh viii, etc., to Mcssrs. Walden & Co.,
buyers for the liberal patronage that we
nave received from them In ths, past, and
"il1 be pleased to have them give the
same patronage to our successors, as our
ASSOCIATION with Messrs. Walden & Co,
we thnk. 5ustifies us in giving them this
recommendation. Very respectfully,
my20-ite |68# POWER IT. j5f2na 81
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See DR.. Week about your eyes, All
glasses prescribed are guaranteed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LARGE Pile Asa Mt FRONT ROOMS on
first floor, with good board, four TO five
dollars per week li2 Charlotte Street
mchl93tf
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first floor, with good board, four TO five
dollars per week. ll2 Charlotte Street
mchl9-3tf
BOARD-A single or double room, furnish-
by applying TO new number 52l East Man
z street. Terms moderate. mrlS-tf
LAURENCE WARING, ATTORNEY-AT-
LAW removed TO is Bank street, oppo-
SITE former office. n,alo-lm
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
1t may concern that the bus ness hereto
fore carried on at No. 50 Kent street
Norfolk, Ea., by n. Fivel ns agcn, for
It Fivel, IS my own individual business,
10 other person having any interest
therein, and will hereafter be conducted
IN my own name. +. FINEL. mrll-2ws
1IOOMS--Two large rooms. furnished or
unfurniShed, with lights and heat, with
use OF both. for rent west Of Duke street
Address or apply l23 Yarmouth street.
lnh4-tf
as E6R CHECKS IN. SIX HOURS:
asp assn CURES IN 8 DAYS At
40 ttl E NDrug store lS3 Church stree,
Norfolk. Va. mr2-Gm
PORT NORFOLK PROPERTY-Apoly to
J. IRWIN BlTNER, Secretary OF the
Port Norfolk Land Company, AT Iiasers-
Town Md. for prices on any unsold lots
or blocks Of property a Port Norfolk
:. IRWIN BlTNER. l!ugerstown, Md
fe2G-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET HEi

,,c,-ro>, RI. ,,,o marie, mas not acted to-day al
together to the satisfaction Of the irehos 90 42oo
The trading in futures hoWeNTt' s,cady a, a net
saranca ~ % points At best level Of the ".
prices showed advance OF 10 ~ poh nave somewhat
dwinded away leaving local professional been
largely in control The feature Of the N e future list
and the Of holders eNcep nd for spot
premiums the contract eNeI me and Grades
below these are scarce or ess noniha! a. ,ed
quotation Grades better than miidis raiive en- 81
and IN larger supply. and hence sno" , ~ hesfa-
ness The final phases Of this afternoon p9ht 70 sTt
lion speculation with epoi opyets u
Sentiment remains rather bullish however on we pos
strength Of the statistical iosi,%n he new seas IN
even when reckoning the present crop as r. u.s.
does. s6j0'.O bales. which is easH| -na'Jvg I'm.
current estimates mere at Haiance 81 the
ropean American requirements i"i W."
season the minimum Neyertnc,esT los, e wbiic the
statistics fails arouse speculative 'e.e o. ,yh"h
market ty the Arnness for spot lotion. 10. Ia
quotations were marked w ,oe 9,t The Houston
Post to-day estimates the Increase IN the aIieder
Texle cent and states me crop TO estb"r
This repor, is understood refer the northern put
OF the State. private accounts from me . Ssiss
Of spot cotton the local market were ~. lae inclua
ing spnners and 400 ts"s celivered on en-
tract. Otner markets mddne quote wepe as I9 aS
sales ESQ bales Arm Mobile rs nothing dG,ns; ssya2 =;
bales firm Memphis, ~, sales 40 bales que; ana
Augusta. 7'.c sales 81 bs.es steady; 81 us' so.
sales 10 5aies firm: Charleston. &c No Gales hin'
Wilmington. 1850 .c higher n" safes hrn' baltimore
FAC no sales. quiet. ,, c. .
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabies-spo cotton
easier sales 10000 bales: speculation and export Sp
bales American 1900 bates; recepts 800 bales mid
ding uplands. AID. Futrces steady and UNCHANGED.
Dsr stf f%tSr G' oss May 4o ayune 4eb
Sovsnber Dessmber s52s DsSemberJ January SSGizs
70
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rom,nsy steady a. seoos.o each for poor to good

nomnay steady sooos4o each for poor to s0od cows
calves Included. , ,vs~o AZ, head
s. at Jersey city and $3.50 sixtie,h-s There was
hardly any 9,o,a6s change IN n Ss"raay quality eons
ered all disos.d q y co9G Soas quiet at
5SSe Der H. country drcssed sold +gGe; little calves
sales@jeIGe Wright r. veas 100 ID average
al s j isdi x CO. . vca:s 100 ID. at s.. ,,o ~
Newton & Co: veals. l22- at - 30; do' lou w.
SHEEP AND LAMBsReceips including 10 cars s,, a'
the stock carried over from yesterday there were 20 cars
ON sale lGIs a, Jersey City and 95 Of slXileth-st
mand slues1sh from the a pprnns ca I g1oa
were nearly quite. steady Six cars were CARED
s; ~, Per 100 n clipped DO at sias4 30 Sommon 20
choice unshorn lambs at s. 3;qsG % clipped 40 al
T a y Or m 50 nS d SaSs at nHao ed do
dressed mutton 7as:e per H. b Ie' Carcass
saesNewton % iie clipped state lambs :, ~ ~, 70
aye1sse 7s 100 ~ 24i DO 50 =. ~ 81 a 4, s d.
clipped IT. d. Jos b DO % n at g. 90 n
90 h. H. at at $ % Do, Ito H. 81 % % ~
Ri do 90 g. T. at 81 a. i clipped sheep JOG H. at
81 o. 2,3 Buffalo do IS H. at - N a, s. 25 ?.2
Mcxlcan d. IS NJ at So IS unshorn Indiana do :, ~
s. IS cc unhorn Ihdisra sheep oa No. al and un
sh6rn n ana a's Feap ana u lambs % II at
~ Collins 200 unshorn Western lanos e 20 100 IL at
81 oa cIipped do i02 II, at 81 81: los Ohio do JOS 10
81 -. ca Virginia spring lambs at - "a e"c"' 90
B. McPhe-son 257 clipped Buffalo n ra a, & IS & n
Ke 81 $50 'S %9' Isn kfns IS , eaSh
sanders go CLIPPED raGalo n~ 2, ~ =, r. 80 ."
go Dc Ga H. I s. cars a. s'a or as head nans %
head On sale steady at 81 l50S per 100 ID for the
coTntry Grsssed f nSmnny n ayeage a,
$, s7's per 100 ID: rough 800 h. at SO 37i4.
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9s7 So choice fancy ;obbng lots ssasy mot a
fair CARROTS 50 .0Is3 I0 timothy fancy )opphs i"'s'
SiISi 20 naxseed, Sac ( New-Nork n,
SrGAR-Thcrc busnws IN raw susaI, s ~.
spot csc. basis 80 test lahdeo %.
forced sale and higher prices were asKsa NJ ,
close The above included III hhds 3U DIS anu
bags Kits. Yesterday there were sales on ~ $50
Trinidad centrifugal basis 80 test AT Sac cX WaII 'l
II 100 bags and 125 bags. same ex-ship losns 49,
BIC 90 centrifugal 3.G3 l3-lOc io ~ st
Muscovado and 2i3n2 a-lGc - test noasses susl'
London market closed quiet and unchanged ior
with quoted I'D ana fair refining AZ VS. ID 81
was quiet but prices fully maintained a, some 40,
vance, present and next month quoted at IS "a fth
is fairly active and STEADY with prices
We quote Domnos, &c: loaf. 1isc' cruslt1 49,
powdered 47.c; coarse powdered &C. sranuiatei -
granuated Ii.c. granuiaed isc; extra me
eranulat"d 4ssc Confectionery granuated 4c: cubes
is.c. XNXX powdered 47tc; mould A. &c; diapond A.
4i9c. A. iasc: No ]. 4ic; No $40 y D.
4lic; No T. 4lSc; No D. 4i.c No G, 4oGc; No ls no ,
SIC: No .. Sac. No To- 3'sc; No II. 3?c; No ~ "c'
No 49, 33ic No ~ 3sc: No Il. 3.lNc. no ~. Jisc'
TOBACCpThe market rather quiet i9r sea rear.
steady 800 including ~" cases ctp
1895 NewEngiand Havana. at lOn3bc; 100 cases !sy'
PENNSYLVANIA Havana. BE. 40 England sea
I4c and $50 cases sundres 3dijc. The market flr
prices. sales 80 bales at 13cQSl 10 IN bona;
ruled steady. hut unchanged with SAFES OF Id
bales AT 15cGS2 10 In bond.