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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
Brakeman kllie d.
EygE

Alfred Payne, 2. W. 6, B. freight
brakeman fell from car in the West yard
OH Wednesday evening. He was run over
and both legs cut Off He died before he
reached the Delaware Hospital. His
funeral will take place on Monday. In.
terment will be mado at Evergreen, N. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

The large dam at Ferndale, on the w.
& N. Railroad, Is nearly completed. and
will soon be in readiness for the coming
Ice harvest. Tho dam covers thirty acres
OF meadow land and is leased by the Con-
sumers os this city. The huge ice houses
on the spot are also well under way, and
will be used as temporary storehouses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Miss Nina Meadow Boyd and DR.. Henry
Lane Williams, Of Philadelphia were
married in st, Andrews Church by Rev.
Charles f. Murray, on "Wednesday after
noon. A reception was gwen at The resi-
dence of Nj. Alvin Allen, the brides
cousin. They will reside AT No. liz South
Eighteenth street, Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

A false alarm was sounded from box II
this morning. 1t was caused by clerk at
Blumenthal & Co.'S. factory winding the
alarm over again.
While responding to tho alarm, one OF
the wheels Of tho Delaware Truck camo
6+f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs Isaac j Moore, of Delaware
avenue, Newark, celebrated tho tenth an.
niversury Of their Wedding on Wednesday
evening. Valuable presents were received
rs souvenirs OF tho occasion. The guests
from this city were DR., and Mrs. Johns
William Lincoln and 4. G. Moore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Mrs. Baush, residing at No. 1888 West
Fourth street held No. 1865, which drew
the silver tea set given away by Mr.. S.
Mitchell, No. 219 Market, street on
Thanksgiving day. The set WIS hand
some one and is highly priced by Mrs.
Baugh, who was SO lucky as to hold the
winning number.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Revival services are now in progress
at Elsmere. Several conversions this week
and others seeking. Tonight instead Of
regular preaching there will be an old
time experience meeting. AL a:e invited.
ComeI CumnIi COmel!l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
Entertained the Officers.

The officers of the U. S. S. Wilmington
were entertainment at the Wilmington
Club this afternoon. Tho Wilmington
City Railway Company placed private
car at tho disposal of the officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
CROSBY & HILL,

have a stock Of reliable, useful
merchandise. We are equally
confident that it was bought
right; we know that it will be
sold right II you have. a need
that this store can supply, you
can bank upon this fact; it will
be supplied fairly and honestly
We are not doing business, for
q week or q month-it's a life
time matter with us, and your
patronage is valuable. II we
protect your buying interests,
we can reasonably count upon
your continued patronage.
Doesn't all this strike you
as being common sense and
good business policy4
With store full OF bright,
new, up.to.date merchandise at
the very lowest cash prices, tree
pictures and trading stamps,
what more could Ne dor unless
give you the goods for nothing
and this we almost do. Let US
tell you about it.
More Handkerchief bargains,
Have you visited our Handler.
chief counter lately! 1t will
pay you to do so--great Hand.
kerchief snaps all the time.
Beautiful holiday handkerchiefs
for very little money. In add.
ton to the great bargains ad-
vertised a few days ago we have
some more just received, such
as
1900 Japonette hsmstitched handker-
chiefs with silk initial, for CSC ,5pn la
dies imported scallopad and embroidered
handkerchlots. MICA Goods. i1c. each s5Sc
for ha.t dozen; $t15 u dozen Worth
twice the money. Those al..!tnen hem
stitched handkarch'afs Mt i, 10 and ia cts.
arc great values; the 10 and lee grades are
tue.
Another Stocking chance,
but that is nothing new with us
We have Stocking and Under.
wear bargains all the time, and
the people know 1t, hence our
busy counters. Let US tell you
about the latest, au importers
stock -
IA pairs of mems fine full regular half.
hose, combed Egyptian yarn, spi!c.d heels
AMI toes, in ben1tifn: bronze nolo.s fine
and silky looking goods: regular zoo
value; our p".co i3c. Il par or two pairs
for 21c; Il n.x of SIX pairs for 72ci very
great bargain; sizes, o, OK, 70, lOM and II
Have you bought your Win.
ter Jsoket or Cape yet? 1t not
we would like to have an oppor
tunity to show you our stock;
we are very busy in that depart
ment. We have the right
goods at the right prices: new
goods arriving every day. The
newest and best are here. Moth.
ing small! about our garments
but the price. Great valuesNin
Dress Goods, Table Linens,
Towels, Napkins, Blankets,
Comforters, Braids and Trim
mings.
Have you looked at the I'm.
brella we are selling at 80 cts?
An immense stock Of Umbrel
las, all prices and qualities. We
guarantee the very best value
in the country.
HOLIDAY GOODS
just opening the finest and
largest line of Dolls, Toys,
Games and Fancy Goods We
have ever shown--ail at our
low cash prices.
Shop with us and save money
right along.
CROSBY & HILL
sos, 607 and 500 Market Street,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|s&&H fHa(>UG;lLAA$SI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Stansbury Murray, Jr., mourns tho loss
OF fine black skye terrier answering to
tho namo of Ida" for the return Of which
friend Of Mr.. Murray's offers & reward
of 500,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

George W. Hearn, of Laurel, Is the own
er Of cat that not only trails rabbits.
but catches them and brings them to his
masters feet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

G. 4 F. Suits and Ovcrcoats
y 4 - We have had a big
demand lately for
our SIS grade Of Mems Cloth
ing, and when you see the
qualities and values we are
giving you will understand
why it is. In Ovcrcoats we
have the nobby short loose
fitting BOX Goats, made with
satin tops and corduroy lin
ings, velvet collars, and in
blues, blacks, seal browns,
brabs and modes. Black and
Blue Smooth Kerseys in me-
dun, short and regular
lengths, Fur Beavers in blacks
and very dark Oxford mixed
Smooth kersey. These coats
are made with heavy double
warp Italian cloth Innings and
satin sleeve Innings. In Suits
VIC have fancy Cheviots in
browns, neat Worstcds in
grays and browns. Black Thi-
bets and finest Cheviots Every
garment is carefully cut, well
tailored and ..usIapasd to
give you satisfaction.
Open evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Strong Cough Candy, Ferguson's, II e.
Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Seized BY the Constable.
Constable Greene has seized the horses
and wagons OF H. NJ. Hayes, No, lob
MARYLAND avenue under q writ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Buy tho boy Suit Tomorrow
Three Dollars and a"ha!f will buy
aneat, drrssy and servicenb,e suit
for any boy from years TO IL years.
We have at least fifty styles in
Double Breasted suits at three
fifty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26

Suits and Ovcrcoats $500 up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
Property

Walnut brittle (
gusonS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-26
liza Things Right It's Here,
liza Things Here It's Right

The early bird catches the worm, us said,
Bat sAg turkey caught the az instead.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
T~ss.vrLrr~' GU,of.
SO['HE:, t!5isla BsiC1 rnl S0uLhtTG R. R CO.

MOloipnN' S'TtrnSRp GAUyE LINE
R.n:-inS ). s~srn NORFOLK and Vir-
Ia sI2A.A.
~ ser> S2".r ou:s f:i i:, srf Excellent
R>>J,s.y!
r1SS ABLE M. IN EFFECT SUN
'|,I J"".c l.. 49,, 81 s.W 4. III.
L!..ILf -:NCEPF SUSDAT.
80" ~ IOPFoLk.-7.i; =. IN. through
eNn,vss' S"O :. m. ,Gixcl: 1910 II. m..
anrou;n eX.r.s.: i2.!0 M. lo"al cxprcss:
wv g. %. through express: 500 u. M,
shr",yh cypress: G:I5 p. m, local express:
y. % through express: HOO Il. M,
,.t'L.EE VIRGINIA R1GACn.-6:,0 Il. IN,
iast o!rie.s, atops only at G. Gang, Lynn
mmnvh ''mu :>c.rpSvtlir: Go u. III, l.Cal ci-
orTSS .:W :: m mixed: .aO p. m. thrc-;:h
uN'rsSs a:ih p. m. throusl: cxpresa: $50
e.%r.-sI'tops only 1t Ootans, Lyrnha-
Nv n.a Es,npSvil's: S:ii y. -. through
eAP.'is, 80 .. M. t.lrSu,h cSrre.s.
,c,, SUNDAY T-t.hINS.
i.rIAN l.: NORFOLK -S:.5 =. M, local
oNP'N" Iu.c9 Il. !:i., %tI:ouE'. cXp. "ss: II rs
~ ~ ~ ,cNircss-.R!chmond Srr-
nnrr,.s. cA."-.s: $50 p. -. ~;arnu,:r, cx.
pi'S-: H u. III. i"rni cXDr .:.s: ll'.O ~. IN
fi'1us -.pro...
LANC Virgin. PrACH-G.~ ~. M.
- ,'":,s. s;sri cr.H At Ocean. Lynn
aH".n - kcri?:vil.:: 1.l5 u. m. local
p &C.. :..ou"G -xarcs-: -" y -. To- I'll tx-
Sren': 20 >; M. ih.o.g'. KIP rss = ti'cA.-
mot'l S~.sr::Il: S:t5 y. an, thro .xh ,1prns1;
90 p. M. through cX.rcsS,
L 7: Ho!.LAl|D. n. II. P.kNN:lLI.
GIN. Supt. Cs%. ~. Is IA j.. AGt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
Closed steady sales. G7,soo b.la.

Closed steady sales, 1850 b.lan
7.i6: February. 7.19: !A~.,l:,
rs: April. 1926; July. 1854; Angus. 752;
September, FPS; Oc:ot-,r. TIT; Ns~an.
her. I'll: December, TJ3 .
New York, July 2C.--Spnt cotton clsscd
quiet and steady: m:ddling upiunda,
Z l6-16c.: miAA;ing gulf, 8 3-lsc., rales,
ego bales.
Liverpool, July 2G.-4 D. m.-Cntton
SPOT moderate business and pr1e--s
lrIn' american middllng. 4hd. The
sales OF the day were 5000 bsle., OF
whicil 500 were for speculation and eA-
port, n included 1000 bales American.
receipts. 1000 bales. Including 1,pcc
haleS American.
FUTURES opened quiet. with n pocr de-
mand. II CLOSED steady at The I'D
vance.
American MIddling-July. 1850
= i4-6id. sellers; July anu August. 4'12-
ofd. sellers; August and September,
4 eS-64d. sellers: September and October.
= el-6id. sellers: October end November.
8 oS-6i@3 59-6id. buyers; November ami
December. 3 5u-64d. sellers; December
and January. ; 5i-64@3 55-6!d. Erysr,
and February. 3 53-64@3 I-3ta.;
FEBRUARY and March. 3 E5-a.d. LuyaS;
March and April. 5 56-64d. sellers: April
and May, 3 56-6463 57-6id. buyers
New Orleans, July 26.-Co:ton futures
quiet and steady; sales. 1850 halcs
July, f.I5@7.76: August, 7.I6@7.i2: Sep
tcmber. 6.99vH7.01; October, c.S!@6.St,
November. I.S6@6.S7: DtcemDe". s..ScH
16.96. -
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BALTIMORE r.

Baltimore, July electromagnetic:
winter wheat patent, Sa.35G4.GO: spring,
do. A.25GA.50; spring whca straight,
s4.05M4.oO: receipts, $500.
Whcat-Spot, SOL @SO*c.: August. 1914
Mi9lac.; September. 79M79kc.; steamer
No. . red, 75I&@76c.; Southern wheat,
by sample, 79GS2c.; do, on grade, 7SGp
sic.
Carn-Stcady; spot ard month. 311a@
31Esc.: August, 31H@3lAc.; September.
3lAd31l4c.; steamer mixed. "S@2Si4c.;
Southern white corn, SIC; do, yellow,
sc.
oats-Firmer: No. 9 white, cC.%Co7c.;
No. 2 mixed, 2$ia@o4c.
RHe-Firm; No. . nearby, 4Ic.; No. .
Western. 41I.c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
COTTON

New York. July 26.-WhiIe hu IN
cotton futures was unusually slack To-
day, ihe market showed bic
signs of strength. Opan.ne steady. al
an advance OF t06 points. prices further
improved 1W6 points with the market
hnaliy steady at a net gain of 4M9
points. Betser news from Liverpool ,han
locked for reports of ia \ bv %contin.
Eed heat. dry weather In Southern ana
Central Texas and portions OF Arkansas
n a hardening tendency Of spot mar
keis both in ;iiiJ country ma abroad.
ali tended Ia check selling and send
shorts 10 cover. y number Of :ttcmpts
wee made 10 raid the market, but at no
time during the session were there cyl
dcnccs Of weakness. Tho bulk Of he
Q was for &c i acc unit, wi
October receiving chief attention. Con-
siderable Gwitching of the Angus. option
10 the more remote positions was a fca-
lure. New Orleans and foreign interests
were carly purchases. but turned sellers
at the highest point.
New York. July 26.-Cotton quiet and
steady: mldf!iaS. Z 15-l6c. Net re .a.pts.
= bales; gross. 1.0Si bales; exports TO
the Continent. 200 bales: forwarded, S5S
bales: sales. geo bales; spinncrs, $50
bales: stock tactnaD. C.. S97 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. SG2 bales;
exports 10 tho Continent, 200 bales;
stock. 11i,0l5 bales.
Conscl;da.rd: Net receipts, 1852
bales: exports to the Continent. 1910
bales.
Total since September lat: Net re-
cc!pts. 6.607,176 bales: exports to Great
Britain. 2.99S. 557 bales: TO France. Co.,
lM bales: 10 the Continent, 2,135,447
bales: to the channel. 5.4Sl bales.
New York, July 26.-Cotton futures
opened steady a: the advance: sales,
a.l0 bales. January, 7.l3: February,
lis: March. us; April, 10; July. I 81;
August. isl: September, 1872: October,
7.13: N0velcoct. toe: EaHanbnr, 1,l1,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
\, De.
sS Old D0nd0l Steamship
AS G0HpQly
q FOR NEW YORK.

81 pASsEE;ii.tt shirs ARE AProIM1.
yEiSb% la,!% = Is St { a.: + :; ~; rG 5lssHo NSH
MaEIR1Hiisp d, a:S5 =. 1 TL!HSk SI[itb AM q
:: ~. Passsn.-. accc.nLiodaf:ons unsur.
Fars, :,nclH5'ns meal, and state
Fa.e. round "trip. iii;@iie;d TO thirty
Tor .:tske,s and ~resetvstiou ot s,a ato
looms a.aly d: ticket oficr. Is? Main
10 Or Il n 'iiSnH II "ij'T & p 5! g,nrf. ,o,x,
a]tsyhIyi nss e; R]'shmYna nc nt$t morning"
TyiIM ii:'' ts% ! !: 81. or STEAMERS
as%s.iay. Ia T." @.' ccr. :s3'i'I!s %iiay sx Sor.
FCE OLD rnlNT-.A; CO., and ,1:I5 a.
m; nl:I a;i' and 7:iO u. m: Portsmouth.
Lin; Nh Wha uaf 'S &%ri &; ma = and d 20; AZ :; M; ,ia x
Il, NJ. unI 400 y. IN. $rndays: I.c.,v" Say
IL! EoE E 1i 'S:M !" n: ,fg n :Ha A. :; a. = All i: nm,
:;io p. m; Bay Line. Ii.io a. IN. md 44:VS
p,l!%n;ii: rSSrr!SWE1 n!oRr" q! N lG:S$ snH go gsu y;
=, r %;i INK sSH Fine N %yhS'f # q S;%S Ti a]%y;rn."
i;%aH!ng Grnpnny's wharf az. Go a. Ia N:
iOItnii'uth; 81" Il. N; uay Lima wharf.
.E r:if'S' 5: $n 2 Fl; nrvrr-r;c.,.v,,
I.M-.lays, aud SATURDAYS IT $50 a. ~;
'GrtS,lquth. G:i2 j. N: Bay Line, T:el II. IN.
FOR BACK. PthGuOSiN AND YORK
Eo,npany.6 wharf Monday. Wednesday, and
rii"ny nj 6:l5 =. M: Portsmouth. G:3O a.
M; j:hy Line whnrf. Norfolk. ut G:i5 n. IN.
,op;. NASSEMOND RIVER AND SUI.
rr,,;M,:Nt p: M; I'oriSm3uth. $40 y. m:
light for Mathews, Rack. poGunsin.
ware, severn, York aud Nruscrnoiid riv.
frciE';t fcc Washington. y. c.. and land.
l:iSs on Tar, lnmlico aud I'ungo rivers re-
ISit"t az ana delivered from y. IL 3. Il.
freight for rjcwhern. N. c.. rccetvod at
rrrlGit received daily cSccpt Sunday.
AZ schedules subject TO change wit out
NJ. u. CROwELI. Aren't.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
% YORK MARKET.

New York. July 26.-Tlour-Opened
strong. but the late drop in wheat shut
out buyers and the close was, easier;
Minnesota patent. S4.35@i. 80: winter pa
tents. S4.356G4.7o. Rye flour, quiet. Corn
meal. steady; yellow western. Coo; city.
6l162c. Rye. firm; No. ., lie; car load
lots. 40kG42c. Barley. quiet; fcediS.
29lac. Farley malt. duil.
Wheat-SDot quiet: No. 2 rcd, store
and elevator. S0& @S03sc. anoat August;
No. l Northern New York. SGkc. afloat.
Corn-Spot steady; No. .. 21Mc. cleva-
tor: 32Fsc. anoat; yellow mixed, 33Hc.
Oats-Spot steady; No. 9, 22c.
Bcef-Firm.
Cut Enthusiastically.
I.ard-Steady: SEE tcnrber closed $3.50.
Refined, steady: Continent, $40: COM
pound, 4@4Ac.
Pork-Firni: old mess. sS.G0@S.50; new
mess. SS.75m9.5O &c.
Rutter-Quiet; Western creamery, II
@l5c.; do, factory, T4lo1@c.: Elgins. 15c.;
imitation creamery, 9h@l2c.; State
dairy, 10IlAc.; do. creamery, l16l5c.
Chcesc-Large white, TIC; large coll
ored. TIC; small colorcd, 7A@7hc.;
small white. nc; part skins. 4@5l5c.;
full skins, 2E@3c.
Eggs-Quiet; State and Pennsylvania,
loMG13c.: Western, 12c.
Tomatoes-lcr carrier, Savannah and
Charleston, FAC. 90. Cabbage, Long
Island. per 100. S2.50M3.50 &c.
Spot Coffec-IilO quiet: mild, quiet.
Sugar-Raw and frmcr; fair refining,
BIC; centrifugal sc test. SAc.; sales,
10000 tons conerifugal, Muscovado and
molasses from store at quotations. Re
fined. firmer; mould y, Sac: standard
A.. +7Sc.; confectioners' a, 4Nc.: cut loaf,
5hsc.: crushed, 5Ac.; powdered, 5Ac.;
~Eranulated, &C.; cubes, 5E c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-27
Norfolk and Ocean View R, +

o. iHMMl:fSDN SMITH. Receiver.
Short iir". Quick Tin;-, i"fcaucnt Trio.
oCet.I View a.d old FONT.
Schedule in effect May c?:!., 1897.
Leave NorfcIx.-sG:i5 To-: -7:3O ex $3.50
To-; 'S:+5 To-: :a:3O lc.: 30 o. cx.; IO:i5 To-,
ell rs Il. M. TO-: I2:.0 ~: li5, 40 cX.; Ais
To-: $40 en-: lib IL: 500 cA.: 9:lb To-. 1880
y. M. 10.
Leave ocean v.ew.-s.a To-: ..co .1.:
1900 To-; 1915 To-: 1000 To-: 1920 .x.:
!1l:I5 To-; Ell As a. M. 10. 1:Gn ex.; 2:I5
To-; $3.50 cx.; 4:i5 To-: 600 eE.: 7:l5 To-; AGO
cx.; 9:t5 To-; 10:35 H.; 100 p. m. 10.
daily except SGnday. sunday
only. Not marked daily.
Through cas- connecting 1T Ocean
View w!th Norfolk, Willoughby Spit Ana
Old Point r. r., f,r old Point, Hamptop
and Newport Naws.
Trains leave Old Point for Norfolk
'7:30. 1916, $3.50. $1,000. 1O:t5. sll:15 a. M.
1890. !:l5. : o.. +:i5. $50. Gas, 500, 9:1i,
10 $50 p. II.
daily rxocpt urfiv. s-!Sunday
only. No. marked .fh.iT.
Chn!S cars on hitnrnD3L mo evening
sJaiAa- 6eAta ioc. fEfrs.
FrsiTh: trlnA .ssre S3'f2ik for Oe~an
View a! { 90 Il m. il 30 v. n. Ian: : so ..
m. Fr+iSht mnsr BE ~ !: ACCT 10 minutes
6efhrN ie-srtng 81 rA.G.
l.: 9. AAcEgH, .tuct
Q. EasHE 7E.o.k 5MIJ:E. nans.rs-.
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MARKETS.

Wilmington. n. C.. July 2G.-Spirits
lurpentine firm. 24@o4lhc.: reccipts OH
casks. Rosin firm, $1.20@1 .25: receipts,
$40 barrels. Crude turDent!nc quiet,
sl.3o, $3.50 and s1.9O; receipts. 81 bar
r"ls. Tar firm at sl.l5; receipts, $50 bar
rcls.
Charleston. s. c.. July os.-Turpentine
ilrin at PC. bid: sales. =. Rosin, firm:
sales. y. y. c. y. s1.l5: r.. Sl.aO: +.
Si.3o; G, Sl.:i5: II. Si.45; !. $1.55: X, Sl.55;
$500. 800 ~
Savannah. Ga. July 26.-Turpcntinc
tlrm at Csc: sales, 1.S2S: receipts. $50,
l{osin. firm; sales. 5000. y. II. c, u,
$l.e': r. $40: +. Sl.35: G. $40: n, 81. 81:
!. $l.55: X, $1.Go: NJ. Si.65: n, s!.s5; w. G,
sos; w, w, $40. -
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4 rLANTIC AND
-. DANNlL1.E RAILWAY.

Tcilc!ule III effect Junr 18TH. 1897.
Kahn No. l-~baily-l.cavcs Norfolk
tS.hinppers'. Compress WHARF NJ 90 n. M;
MuSl Norfolk. 100 :. m, for Danv!Iic.
l'tiia!o l-ilhia Springs and Intermediates
points. Arriving at ~Iiilfa.o i.ilhia Springs
":sS ~ n, arriving al Dnnvillr 80 p. IN.
TRAIN. NO. "--Daily except Sunday
caves Norfolk. $50 y. NJ: West Norfolk
".lo u. M, arriving ut Lawrenccv!llc 1000
u, m: leave nwrcnrcSilic tNu. - 80. Il.
m: aIriving at Danville lo:3l II. IN.
lltAlN ia. " connects ut l.InpOrin with
Atlantic Cna3t Line train No. 81 for ali
points south. leaving !.mporia a, 9:lO r.. IN.
TRAIN No. CONNECTS at DcnniSlon
Junction VIII Norfolk and Western Rail-
road for Durham ard intermediate POINTS.
TRAINS Nos. | and r connects a. .ictT-
iici junction and panvillr for all points
on tht southern Railway System.
PULLMAN SLEl:rERS between Dan
vile. Atlanta, Jacksonville. Memphis and
New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked Mt
Wakes AGENCY and C~ompany'S Wharf,
Norfolk. aud w. V. II. WILLIAMS
AGENCY. Portsmouth.
VIM. II. TAYLOR.
Trni Tic Manager.
C1IAS. Q. HA1NFS. General Manager.
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Chicago. Ills, July Z6-Wheat COL
lapsed to-day after a brief struggle, IN
which the bears came of victorious.
September was forced down from TAN
to y and closed at TN, u net loss Of
*. Sensational advlces abroad caused
the opening squirt. but accumulated
stocks at primary points and reussur-
Ing dvlccs from the spring wheat belt
outside influences. Corn was
weak, likewise oats, on favorable wealth.
er and increased country offerings
Pork closed a shade lower, while lard
and ribs advanced slightly.
fhe leading futures ranced as follows:
Open. High, Clos.
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VIEW York MONTY MARKET.

New York. July 26.-1lnney on call
ut 163 per cent; last Loaf at 10
per aent.. and closing offered al 1Hm
| pc: cen!. Prime mercantile paper. go
ger cent. Sterling Exchange quiet but
l-rn. with actual business I'm hankers'
bills ut I.s7A G4.s7it Cor demand and az
.s6aF4.SGH for slxty days. Posted rates,
.87G4.s7h ana &SS@iSSM. Commercial!
bills. 1854 G1.S5;a. Silver certificates,
069A. Bar silver. 80. Mexican dol.
,a-s. ~. Government bondA stronger;
sta:e be@ds, quiet; rIll:oui hondv,
Gt.onn.
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NORFOLK COTTON MARKET.
Oflcc of the Norfolk V%irg.rian
Norfolk, Va. July &c. lS7.
RECEIPTS BY RAIL AND STEAMER.
w WHOLESALE 9TOTATINSS-
PrOyISionS

Norfolk. Va. July &c. 1887.
Fish-MackereI, NO. Z. III kegs, 100;
new. small. 500, new. medium, Sl2.OO;
No. 3. in kegs. $3.50: Herring, Family
Roe. half barrel. SEQ: North Caro-. ina
Gut Herring. $3.25; Potomac. in barrels,
$500. 80
Prnvisions-Market strong; mess pork,
OLD. IS 3: hams, pork. new, S9.15.
Bulk Meats-Steady; Clear ribs, sJ.o5.
rs TO .n-e and cut: fat backs. si.C5;
bellies. sac. for small; S5.35 heavy; pork,
plate. s4.45.
Shoulders-Su-ar-cured, &c.
Observation-Disclosures, 6Ac.
Brcast-Sugar-cured, GH@ac.
Hams-Smlth1elu. l4Q15c.: S. c. slip
hams. lie.
Lard-Pure lard ~ticrces. Al Csc; cases
and tubs. &c. over price of iie:ces: COM
pound. SIC: ~tierces. in cases and tubs,
nc. higher.
Cheese-Crcarn, 1oMc.; Western dairy,
9hc. =
I;utter-Ncw York State dairy, new
lSMl?c.: fresh creamery, lS92oc.; West
crn. 15I17c.
Keresone Oil-Firm: 112 degrees, TIC;
90 degrees. 10c.: Red. $50 degrees. 1oEc.
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Merchants ShinGS' TRANSPORTATION G.
DitS GGT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
EOSd4N. MONDAlil J.. Nj. Wl2DNES-
pa. 2'..Mlr SLiAltP: FRIDAY, 4 Z. M.
-, IIsOHIDENCi:.
fT:rS "GESDAi. THURSDAY and SNT
,.IHl,AI 1T u u. N.
FARES 10 J:OSTO., AND PROYI-
-, DENct:.
lirSt-cicsa. Including mcnls and
''"' "'Hi peIlH- ...,...... SLIGO
sGcond-class. Including :ncais and
r,h" '''''.' ''.'.''. ...,... .S3.p0
Prri"hahlc freight sent via provid. nee,
forwarded 10y early train 10 Boston, and
a. ne same rate as by direct steamers 10
Elor further information apply to
j. II. MIGHT. agent. NorfGik. Va
=; ~ ~ STfIisiSiNS Asst Tariff Mgr.
j. c. WHITNEY. Tranlc Mnunrcr.
Genera! Offices. Baltimore. Md.
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TIC leading futures anced as Follows:
Omen. High. Clos.


Ca-h Quotations:-Flour was steady;
No. 9 spring wheat, 76Mc.; No 3 spring
wheat. nominal: No. : red. 76M @ISc.;
No. 2 corn, 26H@26%c.; No. . oats. 17Ac.;
Nc. 2 white. alh@22Ac.; No. 3 white.
2o022c.; No. 2 rye, Csc; No. 2 barley.
No. 3, 2S@31c.; No. !, CSC; No. / flax
seed. S2h1S3hc.; prime Timothy seed,
SITS.
&Iess pork, per barrel. S7.70@7.75: lard,
per 100lbs., s4.17HtR4.2o; short ribs sides
Qoose), 5HG5Mc.; dry sailed shoulders
tboxed), 4A@5c.; short clear sides
(boXcd) 4H@4%c.
Whiskey. distillc7s' finished goods, per
gallon, S1.19.
Sugars-Cut loaf, unchanged.