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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-11
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Jan. 1O.-Thc tremendous
receipts Of cotton. {this week promising
to exceed the movement of large crop rec
ord year by, 80 per ccnt.), and weak Eng
FISH cables caused our market to- open
Tbe wenspasss at , Heci s 81 igS points.
creased by claims that New bedford cot
1on operatives wero threatening to strike
Another element of weakness was persist
ent hummering by parties operating for a
we'll known Philadelphia house who used
August option aS n sort Of battering ram;
bat without much success, rs prices at
the lowest showed loss of 3Glo points.
During the afternoon the market deyel-
oped considerable irregularity with
weak general undertonc following liquida-
ton and increased activity on the part of
the bear contingent. The close was quiet
and steady.i
New York. Jan. 1o.-Cotton quiet and
steady; m:ddling, 15-16c.; net receipts,
,l63 bales; gross. ISIS bales: exports to
bales; forwarded. 6,oS3 bales; sales. els
bales bal sspinners, 3l5 bales; stock, actual.
120,1S9 bales.
exports, to Great Britain, 1881 bales; to
Frames RI. 1850 bales; to the Continent.
Consoidnted-Ne receipts. iO2519 bales:
e dan 1l,5e5 bales; to tho Continent.
Total since September met receipts.
h'9 9gs "a bales exports to GTSat Britain
9o9 hales to 70 r Gsn Sso' bales to
New York. Jan. 1O-Cotton futures clos
cd quiet and steady: sales. $1,000 bales.
January. SIS: February, 81: March, so:
April, SIS; May, $50: June, 5.93: July
5.a7; August, 600; September, $50; Octo-
Der, Col.
Liverpool Jan. 1o.-4 p. m.-Cotton-Spot
good business done; prices easier; Ameri.
can middiing. sgd The sales of the day
were 1850 bales, of which 1000 were for
speculation and export and included L 300
American. Receipts, 900 bales, including
$500 American. Futures opened quiet
with a moderate demand and closed bare
ly steady.
New Orleans, Jan. 1o.-Cotton futures
dull; sales, 1900 bales. January, $500
5.Si; February, 5.3tM537; March, 5.J2m
5.i3: April, 5.iIGf5.i9; May, 5.HGGt5 80; June
5.!'TGi5.59; July, 5.62N6GI; August 5.GG6I
5.GI: September. 5.G9q5.TI; October. SEQ
= 70
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There W|asa Haiti The Ball Movement
81 and Upward Prices.
PRICES (! A RULE SOMEWHAT LOWER
nenrs sold OF; the leading stocks
quite AsGresssvciy- Thero was
Some Pressure 10 Sell for London
Account nnd Ancricnn securities
We're Lower.

;, New York, Jan. 1o.-There was u halt In
tne pun movement on the stock exchange
tto.day. the upward course Of prices meet
m ms, by some special stocks was
nov suIhcient to overcome the general
arn enS,a entirely. and prices as a rule
pressure TO sell for London account ard
prices OF American We're lower in London
here There
take an unfavorable view of the future
OF values In this country. There was also
some SO selling to realize in continuation Of
Saturdays profit taking The readiness
OF traders to realize gave weight to the
opinion of some of the professionals that
a belief that large lines OF stocks are
already In the hands of spcculators await.
i II, "a q rise. These holdings. It is argued,
ana passed into the hands of large COM
olned interests. Doubtless the fear Of
some son such manoeuvrcs caused some OF
inc smaller operators TO pause to-day
u also gave confidence TO the bears, who
sold some of the lending stocks quite ar-
d tha as as compared with the latter part OF
me week The recent activity of Cievc-
land, Lorraine and Wheeling, one Of the
on its obligations, was extended to-day
Lake Erie. The common s; iss"t Of the the
ferred over points. Whec; i and rne LIKE, prse
Erie stocks also advanced materially, but
i nnsseo IN quite an errntc manner. Ten
H s,.! Coal was strong, apparently in
tral was in demand OH the strength OF
us statements of earnings which showed
an increase In gross for December of
nearly Si59.ceo. and in net for November
OF S5e3,lsS. MS compared with the cores
ponding period last year.
The buying of Northern Pacific stocks
was also very heavy, blociS running from
!,Vo TO 1000 shares changing hands quite
frequently. rs Il result the preferred
closes lac. higher Mt 62Ii which ia n NOV.
high record. " ''> !"
:, There was, some disappointed IN view Of
satufdaYs bank statements ut the con-
Ilnucd ilrmness OF money which did not
iG ,l below per cent. Foreign exchange
inc bond market was quite active to-
day and ,prices held firm in face OF some
rehnzin s IN the speculative issues. Total
United States old As coupon arc &c
lower bid. The total sales Of stocks were
$4,000 shares lN' 49,
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cBPE New York,
cuhplEc Philadelphia
CnhiaLEo and Norfolk
kUUIE Railroad.
QUICK TlME-LOW RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 20. 1897.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7.45 d IL. daily, except Sunday-(Ports-
mouth. High street. 1880 a. m.)
Arrive at Philadelphia 6:t2 p
m. New York Mt s:3S y. N.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
BOO. Arrive Mt Philadelph's
$40 n. m: New York, l:43 a. m.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
0 90 o. m. daily. Portsmouth. High street,
9lo, leaving New York ut p
M, philadelphia. 40 y. IN.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
7:J0 p. m.-Da;ly, except Sunday (Ports-
mouth. High streets 500 p. ND
leaving New York at O. m.:
Philadelphia, 1920 n. M.
Close connection made with oil Tnll and
sound lines To and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars en- night trains
betewesn Jersey CITY. Fn!Indeiphia and
Cape Charles. pullman Buffet Parlor
cars on day trains between Philadelphia
and Cape Charles;
checked Mt Wakes Agency. under Allan
tic Hotel. and OF steamers.
General Passenger and Freight Agent.
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Marict-The demand for r. o. slaves
IS over for the season. The receipts
OF w. 0. are more liberal and equal to
the demand; IA heavy pipe, prime, $93;
sulls. $500; heavy hogsheads. prime,
S65Q6I; culls. $33; prime red oak hogs
heads. s25Q2S: culls. sl5@1S; white
OAK, light hosshcads. prime, SiS950;
culls, s2S; white oak hogsheads head
ing, prime, sii@46; culls, s24; white oak
pipe, ST@S0: culls. $40; barrel w. O..
primes, S32033; culls, SIS; w. o. oc-
tave, $50; culls, $40.
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Market firm for all kinds of stock.
with strong demand at good prices;
choiee heavy Western cattle, 31s@41ac.;
North Carolina, best, 2A@3Mc.; common.
ita@2hc.; heifers. Western. 2laQ4c.
pu,ls, 2hs@3Ac.; fat cows, 2k@31hc.
mich cows. good, per head. S25,o0@40.o0:
cows common, S10.00@20.00; butchers
de-; light pigs, 3M@4c. Hogs. weaker In
sympathy with Chicago prices; dressed
hoss. 41ac: per pound; lambs, SA@d3ac.
per pound. . :
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NI9W YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, Jan. 1913 p. m.--AIoney on
per cent: closed 2;aG3 per cent. 'Piim"
mercantile, paper. Sisd,iIa per cent StcrI
Ing exchange firm with actual business, I'm
bankers bills Mt I.S5is for demand ami mt
,S234 for sixty days Posted rates. .S$iSIS
4,S5. Cominecciai Hills, ASP. SILVER ccrii-
ficates. S7l!MtS. Bar silver. 57is Mexican
State bonds dun; railroad bonds stronr
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COTTON NOTES..

Weather in the cotton section unset
tied
Estimated receipts ut New Orleans
for to-day are from 1000 TO 5000,
agans. 1861 and 1851 in 1895.
United States ports receipt; yester-
day were 81 ,956 bales, against 304S9
bales last year, and 53.i5S in 1895.
Spot market in Liverpool unchanged
at Sad. Sales, 10000 bales. Futures
closed barely steady one-half 10 one
point decline.
London bar silver unchanged, % T-1Gd.
against % 1864. last year
New Orleans future contracts declined
two points. March, 5.da. Spot II arKet
quiet middling, 5-16c. Sales, 5000
bales.
Spot cotton in Augusta de1iinal Lies.
Middiing steady nj 9-1Gc.
Future market in New York declined
three to FIVE points. closing quiet ard
steady Sales $1,000 bales January
5.75 to SO; March; $50 to 5.Sl; May,
$50 10 $50.
Estimated receipts In Houston yes
terday from 1880 TO $4,000 bales, as
against $40 last year and 1850 in
1895.
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family. s4.4GdI4 .65 2 winter Wheat patent.
Ass;ss@61o; spring wheat straight. si.S0@
Wheat-Firm: spot and month e7nap
s1fsc.: February, f:aesc.; May, $50. bid;
steamer No. red. 92&193c.; Southern
Iheat, by sample, sSQ9sc:; do on grade.
{ Corn-Quiet; spot. month and Febru-
airy, S2ss9a2ssc.: steamer Mixed SiI3l hc.;
Southern white. corn. 30136c.; do yellow.
Gats-E Firm; No. g white. 2stdsoc.; No. 2
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ErGall Fish

Croakers. ncr pound, &C.; taylors. per
pound. &C.; pan fish, per pound. Sc; bak
ing fish. per pound. &C.; founders. per
pound &C.; shecpshcads, per pound, &c. /;
mackarel, per pound. 12c: blue fish, DC:
pound, Sc; specklcd trout, per pound,
&C.; rock, per pound, 12c. Spanish
mackarel 12c
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NuENr Nnrifef.

Markct-Strong; out of town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates 10
the different points Local sales arc
being made as follows: Cut loaf, $3.50:
powdered, Sa.5i; graduated, $5.35; con-
fcctioncrs' standard y. 1923; American
off a. Si.99; centennial bright. yellow
Il. si.5i: California b, $4.lS; Franklin
STANDARD extra c, Ail; keystone extra
c. $i.35; American extra C, SIPS.
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bunch; lemons. s2.75as co.; ca tbagte

per bunch; lemons. s2,759s.oo; cabbage,
Northern, 80 per barrel. 81 4
Potatoes--Hay $1.5o: yellows,
Site; onions, s2.25@S.0o per sack; Irish
potatoes. S2,25 per sack; apples, fancy,
s350@4.00. a II. ST 's & .
Poultry-Old chickens. 20025c.
z ,,Eggs-Wholesale steady, at 17c per
3 Beeswax-23024c. per pound.
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Luii,bcr n1-rKet.

Wholesale Quotations.)
CyDress Lumber--Market dull and no
aemand: boards. 1XG--16s feet long, $3.50
eVlo:Oo: boards. 1x6-16. rough. s9.00Qg
l0.oV; boards. 1X12 to Is inches-16 feet
clear. s2o.00@22. 90; boards, rough, wide,
s12.12015.oO -
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. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKnr

Chicago Jan. 1O.-IIcnvincss character
lied all the grain and provision markets
to-day. Wheat was, affected mos, by the
the final figures of Saturday. Corn de-
clned MM3ac.
Oats closed sc. lower and provisions
10 cents.
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& Southern B. Il. GO.
SCHEDULE IN .EFEEcT iisERT.s. d. 1914 y7

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ,sEPT.s u. 1sy7.s
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK daily (excep. sunday 10 a M for;
elisabeth c!ly. E5 ssI, MaSkeS,s Eerry.s
at Edenton With n. *. S. r.. r. steamer
as follows, Daily, except Sunday fors
windsor TUESDAY. TEIURSDAYsSar and
SATURDAY for all landings on GhoWams
river: on MONDAY md !FRIDAY5SfGr!
for, Avoca. connecting at BclhaYenf. with
steamer Virginia Dare fer Makley:Yille,s
South Greek Auara Washing an y! ton md ms
beth Citv- Monday and 'WcdncslaS Mills
steamer Newherne for Roanoke SsI sianlf.s
Oriental and liewbernc. hi
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Kiln Dried,

CYPRESS Lumber-Marl1et in fair de-
mand: A No. 1, 10 inches. $3.50: 4-4 No
l. - inches. $1,000: "A No. 1. edge, $3.50
s12.50: A No. 3. edge. $3.50; A No. 3
stock. s1A00: bill stuff. air dried. 5000
1000.
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Peanut IIarItcf.

Farmers market quiet: fancy, new,
e&@2lsc. strictly prime. 2el2Ac., new
Smelling stock. 1EIlSc.; new black and
darGp, lGlhc.; pine, 1Hf31Bc.
Hand Picked-!anc S9@Ac.; extras.
"W2;ic.; third grade, &C.. 80. Spanish
shcllcd, Sc; No. l Virsinia, 2l.c.; No. .
E.rGi mia. 1Mc.; old farmers goods.
oisQ2Ac.
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ir Dried Pine Humber.

"A flooring, dry and clear. s11.O0D12.00 90;
no. q. sS.5009.00: edge box. s6.h0@7.0o:
STOCK box. SS.00@S.50a small joists, IS.
$3.50. 7..7'' ~
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Hamburg, Jan. 7.-Saled: Procida.
Newport News.
Leith, Jan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Norfolk.
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I,rIItrAT Nrf,L.OIii.

( MAI. and 3ESP.sGSS 5dnt kept
a I ii nin. Tuesday, Thur dny and
Connecting viii all raj; a2,l IS, "a &
Norfolk Tor the North. East "a nd SyeSfsS
Passenger stations foot OF Ishat MIA tfs stSE
Norfolk and Western ,ros ssrei hs q Is I.
ton on Water stree ~;
e. EasTERiJ CNR e.;l n III 81 Us
FhETSFI;Ei3tl fl y ID .ts
add ant W.T., Il 6rf q aid fssssi
Southern raj i5Sslsd
IS n,eis sF{sf sd d
fofysa rfs
e former ifGt hi
;Geneta lffice46f " e
II Ss 81 ss
s.si 81 sss SC
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Sll1rlosc Market,

Shingles-Quiet: No. l hearts. $1,000
5000; No. 2 hearts, $i.00@i.50: No. sap,
S3.00Q375: No. saps, s300@3.75.
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CIYDE's REGuLAE LIFE STEAM
~ SHIPS FOR PHILADELPHIA
ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM NOR.
FOLK TO PHILADELPHIA.
Until further orders, steamers arc ap.
pointcd 10 sail from Norfolk every MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Mt
p. M, and from Philadelphia every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATUR.
DAY.
Through bills OF lading to all points
South and Southwest via Scaboard Air
Linc. Atlantic Coast Line, Virginia and
Tennessee Air Line. Southern Railway,
Norfolk and Carolina and Norfolk ard
Southern Railroads.
JAMES w. ArcCARRICK,
General Southern Agent Norfolk Va
WILLIAM /. CLYDE & co.
General Agents. Philadelphia.
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wIIor.ESAIE QUOTATIONS.
Ere, VISIONS.
Norfolk, Va. january

Norfolk, Va. January 10. 1898.
Fish-NIackerel. No. 2. in kegs, 5Ofos.,
S4.75; roes. s17.50: new, small, S1250;
now. medium, none; No. in kegs. S4.75;
Herring, Family Roe. half barrel. So 80;
North Carolina Cut Herring, $S.25; Po-
tomas in barrels, $500.
Observation-Disclosures steady; mess pork.
old. $S.75; new. S9:25; hams. pork, $40. T5,
Bulk NIcats-Clear ribs, axe, as to
size and cut; fat backs, lac; bellies,
heavy. SIC. for small; SIC. heavy;
pork, plate. $500.
Shnu!dcrs-SuElr- cured, &c
lIams-Smithheld. 174lSc: S. c. slip
hams. l0c.
Racon-Shoulders, TIC
Brcast-Sugar-cur sac
ILard---Pure lard tierces, 5K651ac
cases and tubs. &c. over price of tierces
compound, &C.: .:erces, in cases and
tubs. &c. higher.
chcesc-cream, 91&G1oc. Western
dairy, Sk@9c.
Meal, per bag of 1colbs.. s6c; per bag
of 92lbs.. Soc.
Salt-Tirm; Liverpool Fine s509oc.
Huttcr-Eew York State dairy. new
23c.: fresh creamery, 20@21c.; country,
1i1l5c.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: 112 degrees, nc:
Co degrees. SIC; Red, $50 degrees, 9QiOc'
Corfce-G"ecn, quiet; rio common,
Si.q9c.: fair. 1lQll1Ac.; good. 12h@
lie; choice. 15@l6c. Laguayra, l60
lie; Java, 2715@29c.
Svrups ard Molasses-Higher; syr-
ups, Bright, 1S@23c: Fair Grades, 15c
Port Rico, 10, zoe and 26c.. as to grade.
New Orleans Moosses-Quiet: Fair,
iSG25c.; Good 2T@Soc.; Choice. sic.
Flour-Narket firm: Western spring
wheat. Best Patent Family S5S5: Win
ter Wheat. Best Family $3.50; Choice
Straight Family. S4.S5; Good Family,
$4.75: Fair Family. sI65., as to grade.
Rice--Miiied. iMGG1sc.: rough. clear
Of red. 450G0c.: with rod. Csc.
Grim.
Feas.-Steady; Dlnck-eye peas. new
crop, Sl5o per bag: black, 100000.
straight. per bushel; clay. zoe. per
buShcl.
White corn, 3Sc.; mixed, 3Sc.
Mill Feed--Market firm: bran. $500:
shipstuff or middirG. sl550; meal. white,
bolted, per 100 pounds. soc.
Michigan. Ohio and Indiana. No. 1,
Timothy hay. $3.50; No. 2. $3.50; mixed,
$3.50.
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NeIch0lIS GNi1eTS Transportation G.
OIRGGV r4ouTE

FOR BOSTON AMI PROVIDENCE.
BOSTON, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY AT Goo T.. Nj.
FOR PROylDEECE.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
ERDAY at G p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVI.
DENCE.
Flrst-c!ass, Including meals and
atntsroon berth ..:.. ................ 50. 90
Second-cfh SO. including mears and
Per!sha,le freight scnt Via Provide nue,
forwarded by early train To Boston,. and
n the sarae rate as by direct steamers 10
Tor further Information apply to
r. II. WRIGHT. Agent, Norfolk. We.
Il a. D. STERBINS. Asst Tariff Mgr.
W. P.TUnNBRs General Pass. Agt- ~ 3I
+ ]. c. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Ofnces. baltimore. Md
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVEe ~ on
FOLK MT 10 p. m. Tuesday. rhursGa Yin ma
Saturday for Elizabeth, CITY Edenson a1Sl
With the steamer Neusa for : 5sSIcWBStnlS.s
Morehead City. ktnston md Goiashara VIA
Wilmington. N c., and for all STAT nns sis1s5
tho Nv q N. II, r.. Stops at Roaioa "a a So
land Tuesday ana Saturday! slSSs
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WESTWARD.
mo. LIMO. 5.lNo. 3.

.Dnily except Sunday. Other time daily
No. 1-Nurfoll1 to Cincinnati and Louis
VILE daily. Pnrlor chr Old Point to Rich
mond. Pullman Sleeping Cars Rich
Louis Meals served on dining cars west
OF Gordonsvillc. Connects ut Richmond
for I.ynchburg nnd Lexington, Va.
Mo. 6-Dnily except Sunday. Richmond
TO West Clifton Forge
No. 3--Norfolk to Cincinnati md Louis.
yillo daily. Pullman sleeping cars Old
Point for Cincinnati and Louisville. Meals
served OH dining cars west of Gordons-
VILE
Steamer Louise arrives ut Norfolk daily
IL :O5 noon md 700 y. IN.
FOR further Information apply to
f. w. CURD, Passenger Agent.
c. and o. Ticket Office. CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN d. POTTS,
Asst. General Passenger Agent.
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he leadinE fntllres rnngod os fo,lnn..
NEW YORK rROVIsIoN NLARkr,r

tho decline in wheat and ruled lower on
choice grades.
Wheat-,-spo weak; No. red. $l.oo,s.
C.orn--Spot easy: No. g Si74c.
Oats-Spnt quiet; No. ., 2S3ic
Beef-Firm.
Cut Enthusiastically; picked bellies SIN
&C.,; do shoulders. &C.: do hams &c
Lard--lfasy; Western steamed sos.
May, t515 nominal.
Pork Steady.
Dutter--Duil; Western creamery, liSl
SOC: factory. l2Gpl5c.; Elgins, zoe; State
dairy. is5y20c.
tW;.on seed oll--QuIet: prime crude.
1Sis8iSe: do yellow. 22Isc
Spot coff: e-I;io dull: No. invoice, CHc;
No. jobhinE. Gle: mild. Guict: Cordova,
shdl6c.: sales. 1000 bags Alar,cniho, ~. /.
Sugnr-Raw steady: fair refining. Sa,c:
centrifugal, Oh test, he; refined firm
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore Jan. 10.-Tlour dull; Western
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AUCEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL.

Stmr. Croatan. towing from North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Barge c. Il. Bowen. lumber, from
North Carolina 20 Norfolk.
Barge Triton. lumber from North
Carolina TO Baltimore.
Barge Joseph Il. Tucker, lumber, from
North Carolina TO Baltimore.
S;mr. Charles Hamilton, merchandise.
from North Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. Samuel Ecclcs, towing, from
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Barge Susie Hitch. lumber, from
North Carolina to Baltimore.
Barge John ]. Ward lumber from
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Barge Jackson. No. 5, lumber, from
North Carolina to Baltimore.
Stmr. w. b. Rogers, merchandise,
from North Carolina to Norfolk
Stmr. Lucy, merchandise, from North
Carolina to Norfolk
sismr. Chowan. towing, from North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Schr Dorchester. oysters, from North
Carolina to Norfolk
Schr Joseph Allen oysters. from
North Carolina to Norfolk
Schr. Rosa Lee. oysters, from North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Schr. George c. Wainwright. oysters,
from North Carolina 10 Norfolk.
Schr Maggie slu:phen oysters, from
North Carolina to Norfolk
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The mind made easy and the body
comfortable by wearing the garments
Rudolphi s. Wallace make.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort of Norfolk nnd Portsmouth,
SanunrS 10. 1898.
ARRIVALS.

Barge Wasp, to VIM. Lamb & Co.,
agents for coal.
Schr. Charles c. Lister, to VIM. Lamb
& Co., agents, for coal.
Schr. Mabel and Ruth, CloGgs. with
luinit.
SAILED.
Schr. Milessa. Combs, for Bermuda,
with coal by VIM. Lamb & Co., agents.
Schr. Nathan Lawrence, for Boston,
by VIM. Lamb & Co.. agents, for coal.
CLEARED.
British stmp, Fitzclarence, Pattie,
with grain for Hamburg, by N. A. T.
Co.
British stnp. Caledonia, Davis, for
London with phosphate.
British stmp. TroDic. Barber, with coal
for Bremen. by VIM. Lamb & Co.,
agents.
British stmp. Anthony Radcliffe,
Roberts, with cotton and grain for
Havre.
British stmp. Lord Kelvin, Steele
with general merchandise for Ham
burg.
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Chester and LcIloii[

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The herald., 1898-04-17
SEVENTY MINERS DEAD
AS A RESULT OF THE CHILCooT
AVALANCHE
List of the Victims as Compiled by the
officers of the Steamer
Queen

PORT TOWNSEND, April 16.-The
steamer Queen arrived here last night with
the latest advices of the Chicoot ava
lanche. The reports as to the number of
people who were killed are conflicting.
The report from Dyea says that fifty-four
were killed and that seven are missing.
The report from Skaguay places the num-
ber killed at ninety-siX with fifty-four
missing.
The list of identified dead, as compiled
by the officers of the Queen, contains sew
enty-two names. as follows:
Allan Gray, Seattle; c. L. Smith, Sedro;
J. B. Pierce, Tacoma; Warner, San Fran
cisco; A. Anderson San Francisco; w. G.
Carle, San Francisco; Con Geppert Seat
tie; j. p. Clark, Idaho; A. King; Tom
Clark; George Riser; McNeill Sanford
Portland A. Chaepell, Seattle; Tom Ras-
mus, Colorado; w. Grimes, Aiken, Colo.
r. l.. Esterbrook, Seattle; William Osnall
San Francisco George Eggert, California
Stratton Sheldon, Iowa; w. F. Warner
San Francisco; Frank Millett, Butte
Mont; William Falk, Sheep Camp; James
Smallwood, Portland; John Merchant, Cal.
ifornia; c. H. Henry, Arizona; Thomas
Clark, Idaho; Jager, address unknown; c.
p Harrison, Seattle; e. j. Hudson, Port
land: E. p. Haines, Seattle; W. l.. Riley
Seattle; e. D. Atwood, New York; C. Beck
Sanford Fla; L. Weidelin, Kansas City
s. A. Morgan, Emporia, Kan; S. NJ
Grimes, Sacramento; Mrs. Ryan, Balti.
more ]. a. Morgan; p A. Olsen, Washing
ton; ]. Sprague, Ballard; D. A. Ellstrom;
William Preston; ]. Scaling; Oscar An
derson; Thomas Wall; Timothy Glen, Port
Land; o. A. Nelson, Washin, ton; Mrs. N.