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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-13
COTTON Markets..

New York, April 1.-THE cotton mar
ket closed steady. with prices finally two
points higher To two points lower as
compared with Saturdays closing
figures. after opening quiet and easy.
with prices unchanged to three points
lower Trading was almost entirely
local. although in the afternoon there
was some buying for European account
which caused local covering. The more
warlike outlook in the Levant exerted
some influence here. but none in Liver
pool. Selling was checked by reports Of
an increased demand in Liverpool for
Manchester, notwithstanding the dis
turbed political outlook.
New York. April 12.-Cotton quiet:
middling, 77-1Gc. Net receipts, = bales !;
gross. 7.044 bales; exports TO >,reat Bri-
tain. 1861 bales; to France, 72l bales: to
the Continent, 2.72G bales; forwarded,
2.057 bales; sales, 459 bales, all spinners.
stock CactuaD. 1862 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. S,6o6 bales
exports TO Great Britain, 1861 bales; to
France. 721 bales; to the Continent, 2.726
bales; stock, Gi4,152 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts, 14O45
bales: exports to Great Britain. 21l6
bales: to France, 72l bales: to the Con-
tinent 13.l47 bales.
Total since September l: Net receipts.
6.30S. 1874 bales; exports to Great Britain.
2.7G6. 6S7 bales; TO France, 615.516 bales; to
the Continent, LII, 1913 bales; to the
cnannel, a,lSl DIlCS.
New York, April l2.-Cotton futures
opened quiet and easy; sales 200 bales.
January. CTS: February, $50: May. 7.O7:
June III; July, III: August, 7.l5; Sep
tcmbcr, G.SS; October. G.72; November,
CT: December, 6.733.
Futures closed steady: sales. $1,000
bales. January G.s3; February. csc;
April, 7.e2; May, 7.o6: June. 10; July.
7.15: August, 7.l5: September, G.92: Octo-
Der. GO; November. GIG; December. 6.79.
Spot quiet: middling gulf, Lille.
middling uplands, Tile; sales. 459
bales.
Liverpool. Apr.l 12.-4 p. m.-Cotton.
spot Increased demand and prices
steady; American middling. 4d. The
sales OF the day were 10000 bales. Of
which 5000 We're for speculation and eX-
port. and included II. 800 American. Re-
ceipts. 1000 bales Including 1900 Ameri-
can. Futures opened and closed quiet
at the decline and demand moderate
American Middling-.April 4 00-64d.
sellers; April and May. 3 63-6id buyers
May and dune. s G2-6l03 Slid buyers
June ard duly. 8 G2-Gid. buyers: July and
August, 3 6l-G+0f3 G2-Gld. buyers: August
and September. ) ,9-G4d buyers; Sep
tcmber and October, 53-64d. buyers;
October and November, 7G4d. buyers
Nnvemhe" and December, 3 446iFr
g l5-64d. buyers: January and February.
3 i64d. sellers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-13

- q p . s J 3 T = i i
$50; May. Slab. nominal Refined. firm
Continent. Sl.75; compound. 4M@4Ac
PorR--Steadiar: old mess. SS.75I9.50.
Huttcr--tluict: Western dairy, nothing
doing: creamery. 1i61Sc.;.; do, factory
ScNl2Ec.; ElsinS. 1Sc.; Imitation cream
cry. 11GDl6c.: State dairy, 1l11Sc.: do,
creamery. 1i@19c.
Cheese-Qu!et: large, 9@12lsc; small
stNi21Ac.: part SKINS. 5flSc.: full skins
MGH3c.
Eggs--Firm: STATE and Pennsylvania,
l0@lo1ac.: Western fresh. aA@lOAc;
Southern. w @9Iac.
Coffce-Opened firm, 5000 points h;sl.
er, following favorable European news
Foreign and local houses bought ali
through the list. Late cables were firm
and further steadier for the near
months. Receipts at Brazil and delive-
sles from warehouses In this country
wee large. Closed steady, with prices
.oH;n points net advance. Sales, &C. $50
bags, Including April. $500; May, SG.9501
80: june, $I.0G: July. $T.l5Gp7.25; August,
$40; September, S7.4017.45; October,
;. .l0M l.55: November, $7.45; December,
s..ao1. GO; January, sI.55G7.65; February.
$3.50: March. S7.65M7.7O. Spot Coffee
Rio quiet and steady; No. I invoice. TAG;
No. lobbing. 7a4c.; milk, weak; Cordo-
va. l31a0l5c.
SugaI--Raw and nominate fair retin-
ing. Sc; centrifugal 96 test. 33sc.; sales,
1900 bags; centrifugal 96 test. prices to
be fixed by next sale. Rfined sugar.
steady; No. 6. 4 Slice: No. Z. 4 Lie; No.
), 3tSc.; No. .. 81 c.; No. 10, 35sc.
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GGEIf.EEhALLy DO|NNW
a'til's IN Europe Ware Potent Factor Ia
Encouraging Tradlas.
Lsh,,,,;@;--S DEVELOPED LITTLE FEATURE
I'Sc :rc,:d OF the asnrIe. Downward
Ea"HIE' E"nitxim:s Sn;cs tn .:on,e
81 ~" stocks thnt lsnve Enjoyed
"a" Grcateat Enius Of E.nac-'she
Price az Chicago WhenI Advanced.

New York. April 12.-With the excep-
Ton OF i rally in prices shortly \ ftpr the
decline al the opening the course Of
prices was very generally downward to-
DAY. The course of affairs in Southeast
EUROPE was a potent factor in discourage
vices received in the street painted Il
more alarming condition of affairs than
was reflected from the foreign eX-
changes. The trend of the market DOWN
ward brought realizing sales in some Of
the stocks that have enjoyed the great
est gains Of late.
The bond market eased off in SYM
pathy with the downward trend Of share
values. but the losses were trivial aside
from Colorado A1irland lists, which re-
acted { per cent. as compared with the
previous sale The dealings developed
little feature and were largely confined
eto the prominent issues. The sales were
S963GQO
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TLANTIC AND

A TLANTIc AND
"A DANVILLE RAILWAYS
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH IT,
Train No. 1-Daily--Leaves Is Norfolks5
{Shippers' Compress wharf, at 9:20 g. nj
west Norfolk $50 &. M. for Danyile and
Intermediate points; arriving at 4 Danyilie
6:2a y. IN. ;ss9 q. :.tSssaS
Train No. 3-paily except Sunday
Leaves Norfolk $40 p. M. West NorSolls
G;lo p. M. arriving Lawnencevllle 1900 Ep,s
M Leave LaWrenceville (No. s. 6:52 q. nd.
arrive Dnnvtlie 1925 g.. m. SIglSs
. Train Train No; 3 connects at EMPoRrAs sitlss#
At!antic Coast Line train No. g., fortY eli
E,'I,1 South, leaving Emporla $40 81 M
This train will await the arrival Of ttralRa
no. IS. when notified by the A. CD. that
there are passengers for points on tho AZ
and .. West of Emporia. 5sgiss5
,I TTatn Nc; conneGts az DENMIsTOaS
r; r; for Durham and intermediate points
Trains NOS and connects at II DE-
E IF I3S, JUNCTION and DANVILLfE FOR
al points on Southern railway SYSTEM. 81 ~
Pullman !1'i slespers between Danvil!e .4nd
phts and New Orleans.
IiGkets on sale and ha ggags checked aS5
Morfolk. and ". Y. H. Williams Is gaHs
a WIN. II. TAYLOR a ISL
Traffic ManaEeF,SSssS8s
caAs. O, ITA1NEs. Gent Manasessssss
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CAPE y
CHARLES|
. R0UT \
New z:'I7 York, !.
Philadelphia.
and Norfolk.
\ Railroad I

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE, 3.:s}iSN
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ExPRESaS
EACH WAY. %$54F5;25 3 80
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH g., 1881. 81
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:45 q. N. daily, except Sunday-(Po to-
mouth. HlSn street, z 80 a.. my
Arrive al Philadelphia 6:4a p.@'
m; New York at S:38 p. m. sS|5sSs
LEAVE NORFOLK. f; LOS vs.
6:lo p. IN daily, Portsmouth, High street,
6:55. Arrive at Philadelphtas
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
800 q. m. daily. Portsmouth. High street.
9:l0. leaving New York at 8 D.
m. Philadelphia II 10 .. No.,
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. 1;'sss.ss 55aaiS%ss
sos p. m. daily, except Sunday-{Po
mouth. High street, S:15 p.3m.lLs
leaving New York at 8 a. M !:
Philadelphia, 1920 a rnl. lit3?FSEI[8Is
Close connection made with all rail- ana
sound lines to and from Boston. . 7sSsi
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
betewsen Jersey City. Philadelphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet PaciOrS
c ears aG on, on day nG trains between New YORK
Through Tickets sold ana baggage 81
checked at Wakes Agency. under AtlanSs
tic hotel, and on steamers. ss.sgssii
R. 3. COOKE. General Agent. ISL:
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Merchants XM|leTS' TRANSPORTATION a

DIRECT ROUTE 25
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH I5; So E5o 77GSTaJ5
avery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
r''ADAf at D. m. for BOSTON.
EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY. at az
FARES FARES TO Bq S;5SS AND PRovI-
h. liz ton, INCLUDING meals and
Htatero0m berth 50 CO..
seecHo,na5d SECOND including meals ana .'$
FoR sAVANiNiiAi.Hii.. -. '. - "a "a
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
at q. m. $3.50 tsi{9sSy
ra nnd berth s.. including meals
far re; s.,e,3n class including meals
Perishabie freight sent Via Providence eY
nof Turucd ny early train to Boston, and 1
r. the the same ratio us by direct steamers too
,I mGrishahle freight, ,.ot received later
ss'iips $3.50 sailing days Of Providence
For further Information apply to E5 lsss
r. n. ,MRlGHT. Agent, Norfolk Va. SsEAEss
4, p ST1GRBINS, Asst 1'ariff Mgr $3s s3S S
". r. TURNER, General Pass Aet.iI8E.3iSs5fsSsq az
General S 5iiicea Irf 9aIf, m ara gNId
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port al SGrfoIE ma a'ortninnnth
April l2 1907.
AINRiI Walls.

Schr. Mary s. Bradshaw, Doughty,
New York, to VIM. Lamb & Co. for
coal.
Schr. S. p. Blackburn, Ross, Boston,
to Wni. Lamb &: Co, for coal.
Schr. Edward Smith, Lane New York,
light
Schr Holland w. Houston, Hounston.
5al more, to North Carolina. With
cargo.
Schr John @. Ferguson. Wright.
Norm Carolina to Baltimore. with lum-
Der.
schr Augusta. Baltimore. with
cargo
schr. {. G. Lane. Johnston, New Yo.k,
light.
schr. Minerva l.. Wedmore, Iun. BAL
timorc. With ling
Schr. Annie Hodges. Morris. Baltimore
with lime
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Bought and sold for cash or on n margin
OF . to per cent. Commission Lie.
Write or call for our 400 Page Security.
Manual" conceded by banks and the press
TO he the most condensed and statistically
rcliilble publication OH th,. subject Clear
~ sets forth: capitalization. latest re-
ports OF earnings, dividends and gives
maps; also highest and lowest Iriccs for
past ten years OF all railroad ana indus
tral corporations listed on the New York
ih!iadelpha, Boston. Baltimore anu Chi
cago iiNchanGes--in fact. a condensed ed!-
ton equal TO Poors
DON'T GIVE DISCRETIONARY Or
DERS, BUT OPERATE ON YOUR OWN
IuDGM EMF BASED ON FACTS TO 1871.
FOUND IN THE MANUAL. AND DO
NOT DEPEND ON POINTS. POOLS OR
SYNDICATES.
ISSUED AND MAILED FREE.
bctcrNniniH" tho FinnncinI Erspol.
stbiitty ofihe Firm With wnich You
Deal rs As gnportant As Selecting tic
Right stocks.
New York National Bank References Fur
niShed.
Rrtvat& wirea
aDrl3-li
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yL5tNSt
ER sauas, rs !; I
NJ 0ld Dominion SB1IIBIiIlIII||
gIQnDlll
q FOR NEW ORM|

PASSENGER SHIPS ARD5a rPrsr ;,,s.Ss
ci U = = S SAit. II from MorIoik DAlLl
Ssl AZ Sss 3 ru 5EsR Me-
81 pa s ~ PASSENGER aecommoda uoaas nasa
Fare paem ,Ibn sl,S meals ana stato
raa1s; round trip iiniali;e;d 10 ih,rtys a
e opom5 r ePpIS at a 5Isket ose Main
srrylnE Nf Kisbsss5TX
- HdM i{I sSMEp st; or srEA,spn l1
Sunday syn Leave Company's W 1ay fe1NSe gRps
N FOR ond o III P n s:so and Ills a.
s:i5 ana and t is a and 7;1 n Portsmous
@ n II = tx So ssd hsz
v EoR HAM e ena 4S2 IL q a. Is.
2:1o p m; Bay Line. ii go a. M. ana ana :co
8; f S!WP6Rrs q N 1GSS an IS s
p M Ba1 Liz siSe p wb m; san
Horfa1,! S:45 a. M Bay Linz me- ahap;
rE1oR,. 81 sh i; Il n1vER- =, vs.
PPn nr, smn;,, naS Z. Saturdays at $50
EoM s:'i P 8 81 EEny L1s 5oS 81 M
E{Sp Fen wharf Monday. "Wednesday and
m fio RySv " G;i1 q: M Portsmouth. $40 All
- GpR N.AtSsEMoED RIVER AMI fS sur s;
r rE,,MN,h ~ p M Portsmouth, 3:l0 p m
Ercight for Mathews, Back. Poauosifs. 81
Ware, severn. York and NansemondS Nv
cfs must be prepaid. .# $500 - Afalst554
freight 4 for Washngton, N. c., and land
imEs On !ar. Paniico and Pungo rivers re-
r. depot. 800 -. q 80
\, Freight for Newbern. N. c.. received 40
trreiGht received daily except Sunday Es5SS
~ schedules subject to change without
NJ. B. cRowELL. Agent. 33sJ
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schr John T. Williams, New York.
light.
schr; Marion Rockhill, Bragg, New
York, light.
Schr. A. l.. Pender, Wor,hington, At
lantlc City, N. j.. light
Schr. Charles, G. Joyce. Wheatley,
Baltimore. with coal
Schr Della Carson. -, New York,
light.
Schr James G. Clifford. Mills, New
York light.
Schr Francis Shubcrt, Gifrard. Phil
adelph:a, with coal
Schr. Charles "A Dennelly. Brcndagc,
Punta Gorda. with phosphate
Hllgcs Astoria Corsica, Lawrence.
{. G. Chapman, Eno9 Soule and Wash
lnGton, to VIM. Lamb x Co. for coal.
(C'nnf
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Chicago Mark ers.

Chicago. april 12.-The bulls on the
Hoard of Trade were In high feather TO-
day. Prices We're advanced all along the
line and the bears were called upon to
settle to the extent Of &c. in May what,
lac. in corn. CSC. In oats. zoe. In pork,
ilac. in lard and SC. In ribs The order
OF The day in all quarters seemed to be
the covering up of short contracts, the
result OF the recent hammcring process
by which the bears forced wheat for
May delivery to G4Rc. on Friday last.
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Enltin,orc yrnritet.

Baltimore, Md, April 2.-F'lour-Dull;
S3.cO43.75; do, family, S3.90Q425; winter
wheat, patents. s4.35@4.65; spring. do,
St.lo04.25; spring wheat, straigllts, 3.95
@4lO; receipts, 4,706; exports, 255; sales,
$50.
Wheat-1nactive and firmer; spot and
month. 74@74Ac: May, 7S@73hc.: July,
10@IoAc.; receipts, 1920 exports. -;
stock, 462,G16; sales, 1000; Southern
wheat by sample, 73@75c.
Corn-Firmer: spot and month, 27laG9
278c.; May. 277s@2SMc.; July, 29isc
bid; steamer mixed. 2ik@24tsc.; receipts,
ISL .lOl; exports, 26.794; stock, 2.7O1, 1925 !:
sales. $4,000; Southern white corn, 29!h6D
zoe: do, yellow, 27@271ac.
Oats--Firn: No. white. 25@26c.; No.
mixed. 2315@24c.
Rye-Steadier; No. nearby, a71Ac.;
Western. 3S43SAc.
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a.iCR SIOclS.

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Milk COWS from Eastern North
Carolina cannot be sold on this market
Choice heavy Western cattle, 3,@Gic. ;
common TO fair cattle. 3G13Ac.; Eastern
North Carolina, best. 2la@%Mc.; common
1i2QD2Ac.: hcifers, Western. 2iGi3iac.
bulls, 2@2Mc.; fat COWS. 2HGi2i. c. mich
cows. good. per head. $50. 00M35. 90; COWS
common. s1o,00QG200o: butchers sheep
2l2Wic.; good. corn-fed hogs, ~ ass i;
light pigs. 3l.c. Hogs dull and slow de-
mand. Dressed hogs, TIC per pound.
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Money HIRrlSet.

New York, April 12.--Money on call
easy at 1908 per cent; lost loan at rs
per cent. and closing offered at 1la per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 3lS@4 per
cent. Sterling Exchange firm. with ac-
tual business in bankers bills al 4S7A "a
4S7la for demand and at 4S604SGA for
sixty days. Posted rates, 4S6hQD4S7 and
4SS@isS1@. Commercial bills. 4S5. Silver
certificates, 62@62h. Bar Silver, 62Mc.
Government bonds. weak; State bonds,
dull: railroad bonds, easier
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Chester and Len0ir R. R.
NORFOLK, WiLLOUGIIHY SPIT
NNn OL) t'Dl MI L Il {,

Short linr between
NORFOLK. OLD POINT x HAMPTON
schedule take .ffac: FEB J. ls9i Ira MS
lnav" Norfolk ana Ocean View depot Nor
folk, Va
n. m: a:4S Il. m: II :,h Il. nj. 80 b. nl ::
I'D D. m; 300 r. M: 30 p. IN: $3.50 y. m:
LEAVE OLD PolN.r.-t7:Co 4. m; us %
4. M: 9:i5 q. m: 1900 H. m. 1890 D. m :;
li2:co r. m; ":t@ p. m: $50 J.. m: 600 y.
m; $50 y. III.
does not ,nn Sunday H. S:li a. m.
and 200 y. III. trains from Norfolk and Old
Point DO no; stop between Wilioughby
Spit and Norfolk. il--Dn Monday We'd
ncsdays and Fridays. train leaving Nor
folk at S:aa a. M. connects with Richmond
and Washington SPECIAL, leaving GA Point
nj 1000 q. IN, arriving R!c!lMDnd ii 10, H.
m, Washington 3:3l y. III.
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Resin ana Turncntine.

Charleston, April 12.-Rosin firm,
26i@c.; receipts. Id casks. Turpentine,
firm, 261@c.; receipts, 1856 barrels.
Wilmington, April 12.-Rosin steady;
strained Sl.40; good, S145 Spirits
steady, 262 027Mc. Tar steady csc. Tur-
pentine. nominal; hard, s1.30: soft, $3.50.
Savannah, April 12.-Spirlts firm. &c.
sales. Pol; receipts, 5SG. Resin, firm;
receipts, 1850; sales, 10; water white,
$2.3502.40: window glass, s2.20@2. 25: y,
s2.0GM2.10; A1, $1.S50I2.0 90; *, $3.50: I, sits;
II. $l.70; G, $1.G5: f. SLIGO; E. s1.55; D. c.
and a, $l.50.
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scr",us- Is, Kni, nnn ~,cn.,,"r.
Ass2is.E$Al.E Na,<,raTIssSS.
s'rfbSlSixbiiS.
Norfolk. Ma Anril !,

NOrfOlk. va. April ID 1891
fIah-Mackerei, NJ. :. II Kegs, $1uU:
new. small. Sl2.5O; new, medium, sl2O,
No. 3. In kegs. s3.aU: Herring. Family
Roe. mai! barrel. $3.50: North Carolina
Gu! iier!'inE. S".Sa: Eastern in barrels.
52.2J.
Provisions-Market strong; mess pork.
new, 50, 80; hams, pork. new 1925
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FRESH Eial1.

Gray trout. per pound. &C.; croakers.
per pound, &c.: taylors. per pound. &C.
pan fish, per pound. &c.; baking fish. per
founders. per pound. &C.; sheephcard.
per pound, 4c., &c. and &c.; mackarel Per
pound. 15c.: blue fish. per pound. l0c
speckled trout, per pound. 7c; red snap
per, per pound. 4Hc.; roe shad. North
Carolina, zoe: buck shad. North Caro-
lima. 1896; herring, soc. per hun
dred: rock, per pound, S0H10c.
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l'rtsttI1f .r.

Southern Fruit-Bananas, 81 O00l.25
per bunch; oranges, California. $3.50;
Nessina. $3.50 cocoanuts, $3.50 per bag OF
100; lemons, S2.25; cabbage. $500 per bar
rel.
Observation-Disclosures, Soc: yellow. 90c.;
onions. $500 per sack.
Pou!try-Chickens 2OGI3Oc
Eggs Wholesale; Steady. At 9la@l0c.
per dozen.
ReeswaX-22c. per pound.
Trucl:-Irlsh potatoes, SIPS.
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TKAVELEE,S' GUIDE.
Norfolk I Southern R. R, Co.

SCHEDULE IN f.t'Ei1I:r MARCH l. 81.
NAIL AID .-Xrl;lI!7S LEAvE.S NOR
t,Olik daily Except sunday 10 a. m. for
elizabeth City, Edenton, Mackcy's Ferry,
itop"r. i'anlcso, Hclhaven, etc. Connect!
ct Edsnton with \. IL S. X. K. steamer
as ioiioWs: Daily Except Sunday for
plymouth, Gainesville, Williamson and
Wimds0A, TUESDAY. THURSDAY ard
SATl FDAf for all landings on ChuwAli
river: Oh MONDAY and FRIDAY for
Scuppcrnong river. ana WEDNESDAYS
for Avoca. Connecting at Bclhavcn with
steamer Virginia Dare for NIulilcy Vile
South Greek. Aurora, Washington and in-
tcrmcdiate landings.
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Peanut YlRrlSet

Farmers market quiet and Steady;
fancy. 23s@2Ac.; strictly prime. 2A a
2ssc.; prime, 2@2Be.: Spanish, Sic; low
grades. 1AGa1Ac.
Hand Picked-Fancy, 3A@3hc.; ex-
tras. 2l4a2Mc.: third grade, &C.; No. 1
Spanish shclled, iAc.; No. Virginia. 21@
M2Mc.; No. 9 Virginia, &c.
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What No p

CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was steady:
No srrhg wheat, 67&iGiGS5sc.; No. 2
red. "iW%Ic.; No. . corn. 24M24Mc.; No 9
n2,s. !6'ic.; No. white. 17laM17Ac: No.
3 White. l7*:M20Ac.: No. > rye, Bic: No.
barley. =: NJ. ). 25m32c.; No L. 23Gl
o3l:c. No. flax seed. 72hGlI7c: prime
Tir.Cthy seed S2.G0Gf26i.
Mess pork. per barrel, $S.5:WS. 60: lard,
j.cr ln0lbs $!.2": short ribs siaee
Qsoset. $i.63Gid.S5: dry saltrd shuu tcrs
utu"@'h. 5h,m5l2c.: short clear sides
Dcst,!,, * diiTsc.
N!.sllcE. distii!ers' finished goods, per
&S:..u!:. 81 ~.
S,sass Gu, loar. s5a4; graduated,
S5Gl
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EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK at 4:lo y. m. daily (eXcent sunday
for Eliza beth City, EdenIon ana way
stations. Connects at Elizabeth City
with the steamer Seuse Tuesday. Thurs
day and SainrdaT; for NewlHrn: Roanoke
Kinston ana C;oldsboro Via y. & y. c. r.
r.. and foi Jacksonville, Wlnington NJ
X. K
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Naval stores

ROsin. $l.00 Der barrel: pitch. 81 % pei
barrel: tar. S1.75 per Dor.1 barrel, anG
$3.50 ligion: turpent;,;e. 4Gc. per gallon
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G rain.

Peas.-Steady, plack-eye peas, new
crop Sl.45@1.50 per bag: black, S0@S5c
straight per bushcl; clay, 70QS0c. per
buShe!.
White Corn. soc; mixed corn, sec.
White Corn, 32c.: mixed corn, 31c
Mill Fced--Market steady; bran, S14.00:
shipstuff or middlinE. s14.00; meal. white
boltcd, per so pounds. Zoe.
Michigan. Ohio. and Indiana, No. l,
Timothy hay. $1,000; No. 2. Sl4.00; mixed.
$1100412.00.
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IN I!.,! G. & !. a s.! $. 5 co.
F~A baltimore and Norfolk Linc.>

PASSENGER rates sl.o one way. sl.5o
round trip.
Leave Portsmouth by Transfer steamer
from Trugicu's wharf, fool Of Queen
street. daily except Sunday, $40 p. m;
leave Norfolk, foot Jackson street, $50 y.
m; leave Old Point, G:30 y: m; arrive Bal
timorc, foot Leo street. 700 n. III.
Leave Iia Gilmore. foot Lee street, daily
except sunday. goo =. M: leave Old Point
GOO q. III. Arrive Norfolk. foot jackson
street, ZOO 4. n; arrive Portsmouth {Nor-
folk fcrry) 500 n. IN.
New and elegant steamers. The service
Is 1irst-:lnss in every respect. Meals serv-
ca on tho American plan.
freight received at the co!npany's wharf.
Norfo!.:, ana Trugion's wharf foot OF
Queen street. Portsmouth. daily except
S''ii;iaE until 4 -. m, compGnys pier, No.
~ Light street. Baltimore centre OF b,isi-
nea1 portion o: city. Street cur lines from
pier to All points or Baltimore.
|: z LAME. Agent.
]. IL. wINGFlELD,
Passenger and Ticket Agent 53 Main
street. Atlantic Hotel Telephone lip
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Sn.nr hInrlkat.

Market-Steady: out or town prices
are dependent IN the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
loaf. SEAS; powdered. SSH; graduated.
si.S6; confectioners' standard y, s4.7S;
American off A. S4.61: centennial bright.
yellow b. St.05; California b, $500:
Franklan standard extra c, s374; Key
stone extra c. $3.G1; American extra G,
$3.55
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Daily except Sunday. Other time daily.
No. Norfolk to Cincinnati and LOUIS
vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Old Point for Cincinnati, Louisville, and
st. Louis Meals served on dining cars
west Of GordonSville.
No. 3--Norfolk 10 Cincinnnti and Louis
Vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars for
Cincinnati and Louisville. Meals served
on Dining Cars west OF Gordonsvil!e.
1905 noon and y. m.
For further in formation apply to
X, r. BROOKE. Passenger Agent,
c. and O. Ticket Office. CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN D. POTTS.
asst. General Passenger Agent
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Daily Daily ey Sunday. .,sii, cx Monday.
Cnn"rctiaHs n New rrcnn. with Southern Pacific m;
California - " $50 : - . S"' -'|~''oa ''
40 az Arrive Portsmon,h daily 30 SIM
No A--Ar1vc Portsmouth ln,y 6.app m,
j. '" i'rnwn. ar. rns>'r ir. v-im 81, X,rn,Il II.
hhF'n! forht>, Irn'. rn>sr Art. ris,nnr,,,, q.
=. ST. IUuS, ! tcr.rrrtiicn anL Grnrrn MANAGE,
'. J.. MehEE, t;rnrral suprr lni en-, rnt
u. ". H. CLOVER. Z. J. ,>pInsnN
Traeo HanaEcr. t;,nI rr.,.r tr,
Portsmouth. Va. -
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EASTERN CAROLINA DISrATCn,
FAST ERE!C:lif LINE AND OLD DO,
MtNION LINE between ali points North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern ralloa and Eastern North
Carolina.
Freight received daily until |. D. m and
for,warIed promptly at low ra'2.
General office CT the n. & s. +. r. CO.
NcrfolK. Va
H. C. IIIIDGINS
General Freight and Pass Agent
NJ. Is. kING. General Manager