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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-22
AUCTION Sales
GROCERY AUCTION.
THIS DAY (THURSDAY), AT IL A. NJ,
COR. FOLSOM AND NINTH.
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD. Auctioneer,
602 Market Street.
GROCERY AUCTION.

1t has not been decided yet what will be
the administration of the new clubhouse,
but as Mr.. Borden is deeply interested in
it, it is likely to be maintained under his
control or that of the city, if he sees fit to
endow it. 1t is to be helpful club home,
and the aim is to provide instruction as
we'll as amusement, for there are class
rooms and provision for manual training,
as veil as bowling alleys, playrooms and
a gymnasium.-Bost Transcript.
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1n. Gnto, Cand,ante for COLLECTION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 21-B. F.
Robertson of Los Gatos has made formal
application for appointment as Collector
OF Internal Revenue.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
PACIFIC sYSrBM.)
Trains leave and arc due to arrive aa
san FEsANGi$CO-
Main Line, Foot of Market Street,

(haln Line, fOOb Ol L1iiIhe1 'oOLCOo.l
LEAVE FROM JULY ], 1897 ARRIVE
s6:OOA Nils San jose and Way Stations. .......
7:coA Atlantic Express, Ogden and last: e;4oP
Rcitiipr via Davis ,,.... 5:45P
7:00A Yacavile and Ruuscy ....:......-. siRoP
S'aistosa Iilt and santa Rosa. e;I5r
s:30A Miles San Joss Stockton, lone,
Sacramento NInrysvile, Chico,
Tchana ard Red liinE ........... 1iISP
,S;3OA Peters Milton and Osktale......... s7:15P
9:DpA New Orleans Express, Merced, Fresno,
Bakersfield Santa barbara, Los
Angeles Deming, Ell Paso, New
Orleans and East ................. 0i!of
9:OOA Vallejo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I2:I5P
....... Miles, San jose Livermore and
Stockton n.....................,,,,. E;IOP
sI:OOP Sacramento River Steamers. SCOOP
I:00P Niles, San Jose and Livermore..... s:!5A
I:30P Marticez and Way Stations ......... 7:i0P
door Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo.
Napa. Castoga, III Verano and
Santa Rosa. sa......................:. S;IoA
4;OOP Bencia, Winters, Woodland,
Vile and Sacran1elto .'.......... IO:I5A
4'30P Lathrop, Stockton, Modesto Mer-
ced, Raymond (for YOsemite). and
Fresno, going via Niles, returning
via Martini, ,Z..................... z. Azilok
5i0OP Los Angeles Express, Tracy,
Santa Barbara and Los Angeles 7.45A
6i0OP Santa Fc Route, Atlantic Express
for Mojave and East. t..........,... 6:13P
6:O0P European Mail Ogden and Fast. IO:I5A
6:00P llHywar1s. Niles and San .lose-..... s:40A
ls:0OP Vallejo t7:45P
SCOOP Oregon Express, SACRAMENTO, Marys-
Vile Relling Portland, Puget
sound and Fast ............... 7,45A
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At the beginning of the present century
the Bible could be studied by only one
fifth of the earth's population. Now it is
translated into languages which make it
accessible to nine-tenths of the worlds in
habitante.
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DR.. HERMAN MUIR ORATOR OF GERMAN DAY.
editor Oakland
Oakland Turn Veren supplied of the
The exhibition Will OF Oakland
Turn Verein and Jack Williamson
the knights
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11fAwRnasss sjl /
OldI Dominion

81 t,cyI3 4 40
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eladt 8
< q ogki dali on hdONnaYsysTyI SSsN
x.,tt1sRT 1 .s
EHSAsiDA1S az 3:OD p fn.s: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RI RI ~ ~ q sonH
Ta r. ~ q 81
pae,,,1 hsl
ta 2 round
rooms apply at tsofficsAF Hssstff ~
20 r. 5SsSSR5IR G. HSMsC NaDslSh ffjs 1aSsa#
M &c? eYse aYeniaSs
= sinnas s as - li1
daX f - n H'',t 49, 2 !, M
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cotton MARKETS..

New York. May 20.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at 4 decline Of TO >
points, cables being unsatisfactory ana
crop accounts generally favorable Fol
lowing the opening call there was some
llrcSularlty. With 4 further decrease OF
| to points, attended by feeble rallies
and finished steady with net decline
Of 4 10 q points. The undertorc of the
market remains weak. however Some
or 'o-daN's crop news has been eXcep-
tiona!!E bearish, although to some cN-
ten. ontra dictory. Selling was arrest ed
BY activity in spot cotton, sales OF
which reached 5,73i bales, inc uding 9 .G0J
bales Tor export and 2,413 bales for spin
AiH%- This led 20 some covering ana
Stcad.ed The market for 4 time, bu; loca
sentiment was inclined 10 be hsa.ish in
| he absence Of speculative competition
for cation, twi;hstanding the :ncreas
ed strength Of the statistical position.
New York, Cotton active; middlin".
'%4c-; receiptS, none; exports 10 the con
tinent, 80; forwarded, none: sales. 5.72I:
SINNERS. 2,il3; stock, 15o.7SS.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1857: cy-
norts 10 Great Britain. $50: 10 the con
tintn:. 30: stock 577.l aG.
Noilsoilda ted-Net receipts, 1922: cx-
po ,r TO Great Britain. 1909; 10 Fra ncc.
H'i"S; 10 the continent. 2G.Sl2.
Io;al since September 1--Nct rcceip.s,
o.'3b,"9l; exports 10 Great Britain, 9o6.
H.
o'!i.12S; 10 the channel. 54Sl.
New York, May 2O.--Cotton futures
opened steady: sales G6Oo bales. Jan
uaiy G.%3, February GSS. March 6.92
June 1.29. July 1872, August 7.25. Sep.
tSl'per G.91, October and iNovelnbe! 6.I7.
December ESQ
Closed quiet and s,eldy; sales. 30. 800
S yaleS January $50 February G.Si
Ma.cm ':Ss ;, May and June 1!25. July 72S.
~ ~ u.s. -, September 81, Octobar ana
NoNeihosl, 6.il, December f.7T.
ni,u ~, cnt'on active; midd!ing ups. 7a.c.:
i'i !, .S CUR. Sc: sales, 5,274 bales.
LIVER pool, May 90 pm Cotton, spot
iiaoaeEaie demand; prices lower: Ameri
can miauling, alsd.: sales. 5000 bales. az
" h!c'i "un We're for speculation and ey-
poi.. ana Included GOO American re-
ce!p's, 1000 bales including 200 Ama,-
cali. rulufts opened quiet with a mod
ga sc demand. and closed barely" steady
a. H. me decline american, m!ddlilS:
NY ,.0oa-Gieyi,oi-64d., Sellcry! May and
June I.o2-64lpI. 03G4d., sellers: lime and
July. i.cl -64aS4 .02- Gid. sellers: Julv And
-Au&ir I, ioo.6iM4. OF cid. sellers: Aucust
ana september 3 G0-Gi6i3 q SD. sellers.
septcm Der and October, 3 t5a-e,Gl3 a.,
oad'' seiiets; October ana galIernbe., }
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IS schr.SsNYilliam o. Snow, ellis. to YIN.
Lamb sS::tSsG.. as ents5 fOr coal gS2S
t%5Sch:I!3 SeneEat e S.SiGrccly. Blake 10
WIN. Lamb 4 Co. agents, for coal
Schr:thSsJ. Conlon, ~, TO VIM Lamb
, Il Co. agents. for coal
York. liShs 3 3s:>zg. AZ
Sarge General AlcGlennan q VIM.
Lamb & Co. 2gents, for coal.
Sarge Davie Crockett. TO VIM Lamb
81 Co, agents. for coal
Schr. II. Morris. Pccyop, New York.
Barge Susie Hitch, North Carolina 10
Baltomire.
Barge c. r. Bowen. North Carolina 10
| Barge Georgetown, Baltimore. with
poplar wood forPh:ladelphia
sarge John iagan, Frederick shurg.
with poplar wood for Philadelphia.
Barge James S. Watson. with poplar
wood for Philadelphia
Schr. {. G. Lane, Johnston New York.
| with lumber.
Schr. Rebecc;, James, New York, with
| lumber.
Barge Maytlowcr New Bedford, with
coal.
Barke Lawrence, South Norwalk. with
! coal.
Barses n. and w. Nos. and 6. Provi-
dencc, With coal
SAILED.
british stmp. Trarea, Sullivan Ham
| burg. having coalcd.
Schr a.. T.. MERRILL Sharpley -----
| light.
Schg. Matthew Eussar Howcs. Peters
| burg. to load for New Haven.
Schr Malind:, Wood. TO sea for fish.
Large Frank Pcndlcton, Hobolen,
With coal
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Receipt. rss Hn,, anu S,cn,ner.
WHOLESALE: QUOTATIONS.
6srnS'IA
Norfolk. Vn \,

Norfolk, Va. May 20, 1897.
Fish-Mackerel, No. =, in kegs, 500;
new. small. $3.50, new, medium, $1,000;
No. 5. IN kegs. $3.50: Herring. Family
Roe. half barrel. $3.50: North Carolina
Cut Herring. $685.: Eastern iii barrels,
1925.
Provisions-Market strong: mess pork,
new. $3.50; hams. pork, new, S?.2a
Bulk Meats--Stcady Clear ribs, 1926,
as to size and cut; fat backs. ~:
bellies. $3.50, rs TO size pieces; pork,
plate. $3.50.
Shouldcrs--S Sugar cured, CEc
Observation-Disclosures. cue.
Brcast-Sugar-cu TIC.
Hams-Smithliela. 14015c.: IS. G. slip
hams, 1lM0f12c.
I.ard--Pure lard ticrces. 4Mc.: c;,ses.
and tubs. nc. over price Of tierces: COM
pound. s4Mc.; ticrces. in cases and tubs.
&c. higher.
Chcese-Cream. 12Mc.: Western dairy,
lie
Butter--New York State dairy. new
20N21c; fresh creamery, 1SI2oc.; West
ern, lie.
Kerosene Oi--Tirm; 112 degrees, TIC
SO degrees. 10c.: Red. $50 degrees, 101Ac.
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New YORK aInrhct.

New York, May Colour quiet as a
result Of the firm views of holders.
Rye Flour-Dull
Corn Meal-Du!l; yellow Western, 5Sc.
city, G0l6lc.; Brandywi:lr. sl.75@1.S5.
Rye--Quiet; No. 2 Western. 3Sc.: car
lots, 39641c.
Barley-Stcady; feeding. osls T2SMc.:
elf. Buffalo.
Barley Malt-Nominal.
Wheat, spot-Quet, but fi,mer; No. I
northern New York. S13sc atloat; No. |
northern Duluth. S2Mc. afioai.
Corn. spot--Quies; 80. 9, 29Ac eleva-
tor; 30Ac. a1ioat
Oats, spo!-Active for exports: No. .,
22lAc.; No. 2, delivered. 23hc.
Beef-Quiet. a."
Cut Enthusiastically
Lard-S;e ady; Western steamed,
Al2l@; May s4o5 refined steady: con-
tncnt. S4.45
Po:k-Quiet.
But:er-Steady; Western creamery, II
q lac; do factory, 7M@i0hc.; Elgins, lie
imitation creamery, 9h@12c.; State
dairy. 1o@14c.; do creamery. 11Ml4c.
ChecSe-Ea sier; large. S&M9&c. small
9N MiOEc.; part skins, 4MI1ac.; full
skins. 24M3c.
I1ggs-Steady: State and Pennsylva-
MIA, ll,4c; Western fresh, 1o,kGl1c.
Southern, 96l1Oc.
Po;atoes-Ouiet New York 81 05GI1 %;
sweets. $l.25GI2.00: Southern. new. S35oGD
400
Cabbase--Per crate. 81.
TOmatoCss-Per carrier. $1.50m2OO
Coffee, SDot-Rio, dull. lower to sell;
No. invoicc, 7a4c.; No. Z jobbing. SIC
mild, steady: Cordova. 1lh@13Ac.:
Sugar, raw-Quct; refined steady.
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Coffee-Green, steady; rio common.
9h@1lc.; fair, 12M@l3Ec.; good, l4ia6D
16c.: choice. I7@l7l@c.; Laguayra. zoe. ;
Java. 29G30Hc.
Syrups and enthusiastically; syn
ups. Bright. 181023c.: Fair Grades, 16@
20c.:, Porto Rico. 10. 20 and 2Gc. as to
grade
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet; Fair,
20025c.: Good 10000; Choice. 35c.
hIonr--Markct steady; Western spring
Wheat. Best Patent. Family. $500; Win
ter Wheat Best Patents, $3.50;
Choice Straight Family. S4.65@4.7G; Good
Family, S4.55; Fair Family. $4.i5: Good
Extra, $500; meal. per bag Of 1O0lbs.,
Soc; per bag Of 92lbs., 74c.
Salt-Firm; Iivcrnnol Fine. Soc. nj On.
as to grade: G. A.. 55@G5c., as to weight
Rice-Milled. 43iMGlAc.: rough. clear
of red. $4,000; with red. Csc. x
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live SiOplS .

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand Milk cows from Eastern North
Carolina cannot be sold on this market
owing to the United States quarantine
regulation.
Choice heavy Western cattle, 3l&GIIM e.
common to fair cattle. 303&c.; EastcrI.
North Carolina. best. 2ia @r31ac.; common,
llaW2hc.: hcifcrs. Western, 2lAG}%iac
bulls. pa &c; fat COWS. 21a@3lac.; mich
COWS, good, per head. S20.00Il35.00; cows,
common, Sl0,O0I 1000; butchers sheep.
2l3M4c.; good, corn-fed hogs, 3E@33i c.
light pigs. Sic Hogs dull and slow de-
mand. Dressed hogs. iAc. per pound.
Lambs, GM1c. per pound
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TRAVELLERS, q, Il
Norfolk. VITgInI0 Beech 0nd S0lN
Running between ,NORFOiE
ginia's Famous Ocean Iscso,g
VStS Af'yt .44.tse-. i. a sN5-zI'1 = z
SUNDAY, MAJ
~. NJ, 1897.
DAILY ENCEPr SUN

I.t<lL II<>S1stI SUNlS X
LEAVE NORFOLK-G:lb mixed. o 40 q
m, through express. (stops only nj
NeihpSrille. Lynnhnvcn and Occann u Nd
y. H., local express 500 D. m., through px-
press. (Stons only ut Kcmpsvillc, I.ynnhn-
ven anu Oceann): $3.50 y. M, local express.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACII--S:3 80 a. M,
local express: 1915 p. M, mixed: gao ~ IN,
through express, imakcs no stops). i m
=. M, through express. (stops only ut
Ocenna. LEnnhaven ut Kcmlisviie); 7:W
y. M, local express E>' 80
SUNDAY TRAINS
LEAVE NORFOLK-9:30 a. m, through
express. (Stops only at Kempsvillc, Lynn
haven and Occana); 1890 y. m, local on
press $40 j.: M. through express. (stops
only at Eempsvllle I.ynIlhavcn and
LEAFE VIRGINIA BEACiI--iO:tO a. m,
locn! express; 2:30 p. m, through express,
tmaEes no stops; 1880 D. H., through cx-
press, tstops only at Occnnu, Lynnhavc,
ana kempsTil,0: 80 y. m, local express
Trains, stop only on signal at ntcrmcli-
ate stations 10 put off or take OH passeil-
gers Through express makes the run, IN
81 minutes. Local express trains in 40
minutes. Chair cars attached to all pas
senEer trains, seats 25c. each.
All trains arrive and depart from now
passenger station corner. Park anu Clair
borne avenues. Brhmbleton Ward Street
cars run IN one square OF station
H. L. HOLLAND. r. II. pANNILI.,
Zen. Supt. Gen. -'rt & Pass. Agt.
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Baltimore SsnrItet.

Baltimore, May 20.-Flour dull, I'M
changed.
Wleot-T!rm: spot and month, 79lSM
a@c.: July, 15c. asked: August. I2c ask
co. Southern wheat by sample. S5mS7c
Corn-EaEN; SNH md month. 2giaM
23hsc. June. 2AA6929%kc. July 292, a
2?,ac.; August, 2ahc.; September. :0}A a
3ot2c.; steamer mixed. 27H m273sc.
Southern white corn, S3M Gi34c. dn vel
loW, 30i2c.
oa:s-Ehm: No. > white 2Sa 2Si.c.; No.
. mixed, 2+Em25c
Rye-Steady: No. . nearby. 39,aT4Qc.
No. Western. 40l m.O.ac
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ItGsln ana 'Eu"pcn1inr.

Wilmington, \. c., May 2O.--No mar
lets: holiday
Savannah Ca, May 20.--Turpentine
market opened firm at 2aMc. with sales
OF go: closed firm al 25c.. with further
sales Of 600: receipts. 1927
Resin market closed quiet, unchanged
sales. IS; receipts. 2,4SS.
Charleston, S. c.. May 20.-Turpentinc
firm, 25c.
Ros!n-Firm: sales. none II c. Sl.25;
=, $3.50; f G, Sl.S5: Fl, sl50; D. l55
* NJ, $l.65: \, $l75; " 6, Sl.S5: " "
$500
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm; No. 2 spring wheat, 72Ap
7SAc.; No. 8 spring wheat. GS@7Sc.; No.
Cred. 90A @92hc.; NO. corn, 24lAm2a5sc.:
No. oats, 1SAc.: No. 2 white. 22D23c. |;
No. 3 white, 2oh@22hc.; NO. 2 Rye,
3lAc.: No. 2 barley, normal; No. 8, $50
34c.; No. A, nominal; No. flax seed,
76@771ac.; prime timothy seed. S2.SoGn
2S5: mess pork, per bbl., $S.25lS.30; lard,
per 100 lbs. Si.d06D4.70; short ribs. sides.
loose. 5005Mc.; dry sailed shoulders, box
ed, 4Ts@5c.; short clear sides, boxed.
nominal: whislley. distillers' finished
goods, per gallon, S1.19; sugars, cut loaf.
UNCHANGED
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Fresh Fish.

Croakcrs, per pound lie: taylors. Dar
hound, &c.; pan fish, per pound, PC: bali-
ing fish, per pound, Sc; founders. Ter
pound. &C.; sheephcad per pound, lc.
and &C.; mackarcl. per pound. Sc;
blue fish, per pound, &c; spccIilcd trout.
per pound, &C.; red snapper, per pound.
&C.; roe shad, North Carolina. l5c.
buck Shad. North Carolina, 76DSc.: herr
ing. 50c. per hundred. rock, per pound.
S1il0r.
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JOHN d. POTTS,
asst General Passenger Agent.

rLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
~ SHIP FOR PiiiLADELPHIA.-On
direct line from Norfolk TO Philadclphia
Until further orders, steamers are an
pointed 10 sail from Norfolk every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Saturday at ) p. M,
and from Philadelphia every Tuesdav
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills Of ladins TO all points
South and Southwest via Seaboard Air
Line. Southern Railway Norfolk and
Carolina. Norfolk and Southern rail-
roads. JAMES W. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
WM. T. CLYDE. & CO.
AGENTS phila1alpbfo
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Merchants GMIDeiS Observation-Disclosures
EDIREGT5Ro:IrE:.s

{ 4 Z
FOR BOSTON. IDEN {. ISL
4 SAVANNAH. S.
bOSICN. MONDAT54 Y. 3M!,3syVEnNlSSss
DAY, . i. Ai., SHARP: IrR DAYts4Ip SsNfss
/, FOR $PROVIDEN CII.fls. "a a AL
Every IljlSSD 4 y, TFIuRSD4AYSandsS SAT-
:, GRDAG Mt Dt n.
FARES TO BOSTON AN b SPRoYI-;
,@s DEN IL.
First-clnss. including meal 81 a
HtaterOom berth D. sg d.
sgi tsrtii including meals Il and
FOR SAVANHsiH AT :; ~: sss
livery WEDNESDAY. nd4SSATURDAY
at 8 q. m. ~ Sf9954s
aar ire Irnr:;t including meals
rn nnG Sst,G,! d-clnss. including meals
Perlshnbie freight sent SssS
loorWardcd by early train to fE3ostonY4FAn dS
Boston. z - s:sSsS
noi further Information apply to D. sS3s:
r. II. MRIGlIT. Agent, Norfolk, ~ al
Asp; SIEBBINS Asst Tariff hf,gr.Ts:ass s
W..P..gJIlNIIR.C General Pass! sAEt.S#iSS
s. 4 G,l,W II T'TNOY, Traffic Mana ger,Sa
General Offices. Bal tinora.sN All
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SlsGDt. 5InrlSet.

Enthusiastically; out Of town prices
are dependent IN the delivery
rates TO the different points Local
sales are being matte as follows: Cut
loaf. 1924: powdered. $3.50 granula ted
MIL; confectioners standard y. $40;
American off y. $4.36; centennial bright
yellow Il, $3.50; California Is, S3.74
Franklin standard extra c, sass; Key
stone extra c. 1914; American extra c,
S3.61
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GrHln.

Peas.-steady; alack-eye peas, new
crop, $l.45 per bag; black, SoGDS5c
straight per bushel; clay, zoe per bushcl
White corn, Sec; mixed, 33c
Mil Feed-Market steady; bran, $l3
shipstuif or mddlinG, $1,000; meal, white
bolted. per 80 pounds, loc
Michigan. Ohio. and Indiana. NO l.
Timothy hay, $1,000; No. =. $500; mixed
$1,000.
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y """1 7;nr-s 81,

sew ori, May 20--,AIoncy on cal
c;.Sy at ,lE@l1a per cent; last loan IL
t;2sS3 i%t@l'E per cent; p:lmn merca i
u, t2E' Per cent; sterling ex-
:AtA&e duil and easier with actual bus
i;ieS& II ntESef*' bills at 4S7IsG14S7as for
4cia2nd and 4! .SGGliS6h for Six IL
GAYS pasted rates. a$7 and .!8SGN4SSll.
c2rf:12cr2ial lis 4S5A; silver certiii.
CA.@s- NtMa1i:: har olive. GO: Mexican
l-!!3!H. IT'S. government bonds steady
SKATE bonds dull: railroad bonds lir1n.
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Memorandum.

British stnp MoNtcGusa passed in the
Capes for Norfolk at a. m
British tsmp. Niagara Mckay. New
Orleans to Cote. passed in the Capes
for Newport News att a. M
Cape Henry, VA, May 20--12 NJ
Clear: southeast wind: 10 miles: light
northeast sea-
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k'~0 slcp.

Southern Fruit-Bananas, 81 00GIl. 81
per bunch: oranges, California, $3.50;
Nessina. $50 cocoanuts. $3.50 per bag OF
100; lemons, $2.25; cabbage, $500 per bar
rel
Potatoes -Haymens S5M90c. yellows.
SOm9oc.; onions, $500 per sack.
Poultry-Oih chickens. 221.m30c.
Eggs Wholesale; Steady, at &C. per
dozen
Beeswax-22c. per pound
Truck-irish potatoes, S1.25.
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is4S-G4dS3 4e-64d. !, sellers November. and
December 3 46-64d.. buyers: December
and January 8 45e64d.. buyers; Janu,ry'
and February. 46-64d..z buyers: Fchru-
New orleans May 20--Cotton futures
dull; sales, 3t,S00 bales. May 7.22 bid I:
June 7.1@7.19; July 7.20@T.22; Angus,
6.95dl6.96; September 662@6G3. October
6.50GG.51. November G.51Gp663. December
6.54@6.55, January 657@G.sS. February
G6O6I66 tslTstE
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t::icG"O IEnrHc;s.

laicaGo, Nay 21.Nhoa; made an
a5"e. advance to-day. sac. a beginning
Nit.sn was !athe. unpromising Of Such
I2su". It wa case of large Amcri-
& #! cr2p estimates being pit.ed against
i9"2iGl N@i'2a" reports ana the latter
pr &c tie S;!2l ger, July whcs :. closing
a; 2 A.'G Mr. %dHaacn. Corn wa. HELPS d
~ 40 cXtGtt q about kc whils. oats
20 - &c. h!g eg. Provisions advanced
.!-{&Tac.
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"Dany except Sunday. Other time daily.
no. l-kiChmond to Cincinnati and
Louisville dn Is. Pullman Sleeping Cars
for Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis.
louisville
NO. 5-Daily- Norfolk TO Richmond
Daily, except Sunday-itichmond to West
Chiffon Forge. Parlor Car--Old Point to
Richmond.
No. = Norfolk to Cincinnati and Louis
VILE daiy. nniiin;th siGGi1nis Gnrs %
served on dining ears west Of GordonS-
vill".
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily
l. :O5 noon and y. IN.
i'or further information apply 10
X. r. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
Under Atlantic IIo:c!.
JOHN D. POTTS,
teSt. (;tMnral Passenger A cent.
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&'c;tIfnf YI,t,.Ixef

Farmers market quiet and steady;
fancy, ESQ 2Ac.: strictly prime. ~: q
use; prime. 2M2hc.; SPANISH, Sic: low
grades. liaWl%c.
Hand Picked-Fancy, 3}4@3}4c. ex-
tras. 2iaM .%ic.: third grade. &c: No.
Spanish shelled. 4Ic.: No. Virginia. 2is
q 2&,c.: No Virginia, &C.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Sort ~ sGrfn',. nnu t.nrs.n,nufn
H!aE 20 1892.
AHRGE.A

BRITISH S.mp. Ellie. Niels II, Fc;nanh:.
M 20 Stcit!A. 10 VIM. Lamb !; GO
agents, Coalcl ana sailed
Schr, AIfCed Draybrook. Garland. il
Wm. LAMB g Co, agents. fvG coal
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Rosin. $2.25 per barrel; pitch, 1925 pei
barrel: tar, $500 per pork barrel, and
$3.50 igion; turpcn,ine. ioc. per gallon
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!. &!... $:EIEffS, q UI p r.. sst} 81
I'D SOUTHERN.
~ f. Railway Co ].

fii cGu WESTERN 4 NORTH CARO-.
LIN. mEiiNA, THE LAND OF THE SKY.ss'{IS8
Inc only line operating Il solid ira II, be-
Tween Norfolk and Chattanooga with Pull
mar, ,n n Sieenng Car through from Norfolk
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CAPE \
CHARLES
!. ROU T {
New York J &.
Philadelphia L: /
and ] Norfolk III,
| Railroad

SIN HOURS QUICKER STIIANissAN Ys
OTHER LINE. lsFssE
THROUGH III D D y IN. NIGHT IlxPREsssSS.
SCHEDULE. IN, EFFECT MA Y i3.s ls9S .Ss
LEAVE NORFOLK sssSsE
ia III. daily, except sund ayz- tPorssga
Arrive at Philadelphia Is :ds psss
T Iii Ny No 9fiy 81 S;ss 3: Isl Z
G:lo p. NJ: daily, Portsmouth, High Sstreet.#
s ss5 arrive !, I'VE . at 90
i. ARR 81 s. x AT : S SSa s5f;z 81 81 M
900 a NJ d9 5iS l rsstis@est H1s
sos D. M Aa dalty, exge StoRsE Sadsy
mouth. High street S:15S p.sin5l
1PshhiHls ndEelp naY 3 s :a 81 aa sa
so oSe ines 1o ra% With
betewesn Jersey City. P6iIa Esss
car; 20 on n day e; trains SsW
ehceEea sifss s eenay
tic hotel and or stcamers,Sss
a TLANrIC AMI
SCHEDULE IN lR afNEdhh aaA nAdHtg
Train NO. 1-Daily-LeaWasa 90 N oMfGi KssS
{{Shirpers, Gompress WHARF & :2of US
Intermediates points arriving at Bsnass
Leaves Norfok 81 s gnssss sSa5Hass
$40 e. p. m, arriying LaWr@neeyill
;rrve banvlie io:ss S q. Il ssso q ossSa s
Train No. 8 connects atSEMPORIAs Sei tsTs
This train viii await she!lagriaapfof l5raahs
there are passsagela f Sy s peinfs
,H HsSa Ss wI{S III
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Norfolk & SQuIAe[l R. R. 60,

SCHEDULE - Etti!CT APRIL ~ NJ
MAIL. AND EXPRESS LEAVES NOR.
elizabeth City i:denton. Maekey's Tcr io
mop Edcn i, an ego, ;slhSvsn etc Connects
nlynoH;h, Ia,nssSSilie. Williamso "S' n md
SATURDAY.. Tor ali LANDINGS on choW VAN
river; on MONDAY and FRIDAY FOR
S5 ar spna rjy.r ana WERNisbAYs
steamer Virginia Dare for Mnkicyviiie.
South Creek Aurora, WASHINGTON ana in:
Elizabeth City Monday with steamer New
bcrnc for Roanoke Island. Ocincokc Land
ing. Oriental and Nnwbcrc
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR.
Eylk Mt -" =: m. Tncsilay Thursday ana
Saturday for Elizabeth City, F:t!.nton and
With the steamer Neuse TUESDAY. Thurs
head City, IS:nston ana t;oldsboro Via j,
4 y. c. r r., and for .lacksonvilr. vii
minstCn, =. G.. and all stations on the "
for Roanoke Island. Connects viii
steamer Ncwbcrne "Wednesday for Roam
and Newhcrnc.
NAIL A NHb isA AT H9HrS {sa'iv ,x..0,
At il an rue:day hnr s and Saiu 1ti
Norfolk for the North, East ana West
passenger stations foot o: East Main ST.
Norfolk and Western depot: Freight s!a-
ton OF Water street
! E z IS =! ,s.,., GAHokINA plsrArcu
ana Eas, Via. Norfolk ana s;orfoll; a and nd
Southern rail,oad and Eastern North
Freight received daily unit, p. IN. and
oFG Sr frha rony "a low a rais 10 ,be
General Office Of the y. & S. T. r. CO..
NcrtolH. Va