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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-19

LONDON, March IA dispatch Il
the Daily Mail from Singapore says i
is reported from Hongkong that The
American squadron has sailed for Ma
Mia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
3etn 8aB3nang.
9rufiIien.

8rufilten.
01g 6sIeB iagt, oaB 5rembe in
s~rie6en83sitsn ieOer 3eit mad 8rus
Fer. Dbne einen PaB 81 beiiBen, toms
rrar. BON bort peiter abreiIen OOer
T4 6oiel6It aufbaIten t0nnen.
Ricaragua unO Sdlbaoor.
I'm 6rieOens3etten perOen teins
QGTe D~erlungt.
8uruguap uno -
9ein 9aB3pang.
Yeru.
9GTe perben ni6t ~berlangt, ieoo3
ipirO Qmeritdnern angerat6en, ila ioz
tort nu9 ibrer Qntunft bel einem am:a
rttaniIfen 8oniul 81 regiitrtren.
8ene3ueld.
Qu8ldnoer miiTen ii4 bur9 PGIe
ooer an0ere 9Otumente %legttImiren.
Qrqentinten.
en- 0roentinien beIte6en teine 9aS4
8oTI6riften jeoO4 empfieblt Der amt4
rifaniI6e @eIanOte, DAB Qmeritaner
iih 8GFe mitnebmen, bamit iie i'm
s5due Der idbrIiatn MObilma6ung
Der Nutionals9arb unO in anoeren
6daen ii6 iofort gu legitimiren i'm
Stunoe fino.
Gan Domingo.
5remOe miifen in iebem 6aGe
QdFe Bel ii4 fiibren, tpel6e benStems
pei zines SpnIuls bieIer Republif tras
gen. SOate Elm Nu8lGnoer nab
San Domingo tpmmen, p6ne einen
YuB 81 beiiBen, fam er 10 LANCE feIta
gebalten perben, bis Iif bic 8eb6rbtn
in Ieinem 9eimatbslanbe Qustuuft
iiber ibn peri9ufft babsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Sis PaBsR egulatiunen.

Sir 3eiienbe na3 Dem QuSlanoe
pi9tise 8eItimmungen auf 8run0
Der G~rbebungen SeitenS Der Derz
f9iebenen biplomatii4en uno CON-
iularii9en 8ertreter.
9Gfe tpernen nur an 8iirger, uno
Stpar pom StaatsietretQr Der Ser.
Staater, b~erabfolgt.
I'm einen 9aB gu er6alten, muB
MAJ cine f6riftli6e Npplitation in
Sorm zines QffiDopit5 mad benz Sc
creturD Of State" ienOen, pel9es emit
halten muB: 8eburtsprt unb Datum,
Beirut uno Wobnung be5 8etenten,
Die @rtldrung, baB er bic Ser. Staaz
ten cine 3eit lang OerIuifen tpolIe unO
cine 9erIonsnbeI9reibune nit folqenz
ben 0aten: QIter, Statur, Stirne,
Qugen, g&uIe, dumb, &inn, Saar unb
@eii4t. 8ei3ulegen lit bas 3eugniB
zines gluubpirbigen 3eugen iiber bic
Wabrbeit Der gema6ten QnQaben.
R%aturaliitrte 8iirger miiFen lire
8iirgerpapiere beilegen unb angeben,
BON pel4em 6afen unb auf pel4sm
S6iffe iie ii9 na9 4merita einges
i6ifft unb fpo tie lett ibrer Qnfunft in
@merita gelebt baben, mo unb BON
tpel9em 8eri9t tie bus 8iirgerpapier
er6alten BADEN unb baB tie nit Der i'm
8iirgerpapier genannten PeriOn tbenz
ttf6 itnb.
8ittpen unb &inber miifen bieIelz
ben 9aten be3iigli4 bes 8atten ober
@uters borlegen.
Der 9uB lit 3tpei Sabre giiltig. Quf
ben BaB fann man aud feline Sruu,
feline minberjdbrtgen &inber unb
9ienftbpten mitnebmen.
Na9 nem@OngreB>8ei9LuT fin0
bic 9aBzR egulationen Der berf6iebez
men fremben 2dnber, iotpeit bieIel6en
BON ben biplomatii9en uno tonIulQz
ridden 8ertretern Der Ser. Staten
i'm Quslanbe ermittelt perben fpnnz
ten, in 8u6form gebrudt unb an bic
GongreBmitglieoer pert6eilt nprben.
@us bieIer8rOf4iire lit erii9tli9, bah
8iirger Der Der. Staaten, tpenn lie I6
ms 4uslano 6egeben, faft in allen
6Gaen gut tbun, ii9 9G1e gu beTorz
gen, oa ie OaOur9 bielen unannebmz
IidteiteH eHtgebeu tuerben. au9 bei'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Sermiidtes aus Oen Der. Staaten

@benIo pie 9alditina beiiBen au9
bic Ser. Stauteu Elm e 0 D.
Meer," tpel8es Der b~eiltrGftigen
Gioeni6aften feines 0aferS tpegan
Der MeDi5inzSee genunnt piro. Gs
lieut i'm Siiben bes Staates @ai6tngz
ton, alf Der groBen, bOm Columbia
TluFe umI9lungenen Soasbene in
1900 SUR S66e iiber Dem StiQen
Oaean. 9a fein 5luB fi4 in ba1eIbe
eroieBt uno bas Nipsuu troB Der be-
tr26fIifen @erbiinitung in Oiefer
trpdenen Quft ft9 glsi4 bleibt, 10
nimmt man an, buB es BON aueaen
imerbalb feines 8edens gendRrt fper=
be. 9er @al5gebalt Oes @afers lit
beinabe e6enio groB, pie i'm 3OOtsn
Meer BON 8aldItina. Ra9 neueren
l1nterfu6unqen leben inoeien bob
me6rere Sbiere in bemfelben, ndmli3
cine oana feline S4ilbtr0te unO Elm
I%pnberburer, etpa 3panaig Gentimeter
Ianosr Tif6, Der feline lansen gegIie=
berfen @orberflofen gum Serumge6en
ouf benz goben benuBen tdnn. SSn Ell
mem neiten umtreiIe UNI ben See fe6lt
iibrioens aaer 9flan5entpu4s auf benz
t6pnigen 8Oben.
Sin pielperipre9enoes 9enie Iebt in
9ort[aRb, Oregon. Der Mann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Ginbrr6rr in Der @ubnnns rimrs
WiQionGrs.

Mount 8ernon, q 3, II.
Sebruar. - Gin6re6er beruu6ten bas
6aus bes MiaioH6rs Sbeobor S6uz
NADER in QuaterS gPibge, no6e Murz
muroned, am 0ienitag Qbeno uno
mu8ten dnIe6nli4e 8eute. 0ds 6aus,
tpel6es in einem 9rioatparf Iieat, lit
~iiolirt. Die JamiIie S4uma6er 1T
auf ReiIen in europa, unb Die Qufii9t
ii6er bas 9dus bat Srant 9aniom,
pel6er cine Strede Dapon pobnt. &ls
Der aufIe6er geItern gu Dem Sauie
fam, um gu inipi5iren, fanb er bic
SFrontt6iire nit elmer 4rt singei6ta>
qen. QGes i'm 9uuie mar in llnDrbz
nuno, uno er fanb einen3ettel nit benz
Snbdlt: r0ir Iafen Die art CUR Siz
6srbeit." SLIDER uro Suipslen i'm
@ertbe BON $1,000 iinb geitobIen. Cine
fran80fI6e 1br i'm Dertbe bon $3.50
unb NippIa9sn febIen. s3pei 4n5iige
bes MiQionGrs tpurben bon ben @ins
bre9ern genommsn unb ftatt oehen
afpei I9Gbige Qn3iige bd gelahen, pos
raus bic 9oli3ei f9lieBt, Dab IS 5fpet
RGubsr tporen. Spuren bpn Rdoern
iinD bemertbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
Sn DER ShmeQiufeit,

8or einem @iener GrfenntniBIenat
Ite6t elm iunges MGo6en ais An9ez
tldgte. Sic bGlt ben &Dpf tief gefentt,
i6r Bid ftreift taum ben neben i6r
iiBenben SuIti5pa4mann. - PrGiiz
bent: Sic beiBen 9ittorid 8dpitI6?-
Die &(ngetlugte nidt. - qrGiioent:
Sinh 10 Sabre aft, aus Qtba in 806z
men?-9 / Qngetlagte nidt pGbrenb
bes gan3en raf6en NbnebmenS i6res
Nationales. - Der 8rdiiOent ruff To-
bann apsi Jraren Dor, bic bon Der
4n9etla9ten beItoblen porben ftno unb
9eugniB ablegen follen. - prditoent:
@ie 6eiBen Marie SCHUBERT? - 3su>
gin: 8itte, Serr prGIioent ..... -
9rGfiOent: sic limb ais 3eugin pOrgez
laoen? - 3eugin: 8ttte, 9err PrGii=
bent, bic bic .-9rGiibent: Nas mol
len Sic ben iagen ? = 3eugin (auf
bic 4ngetlagte 3eigenb): Die is ia gar
not bic 0iebin, bic un5 beIto6Ien
bat! -9rdfioent Gin bic Often bIitz
feno): Ginb Sic benn ni6t bic Ditto
ria 8apit53 - Die Nngetlagte
16iittelte ben Sopf. - Prdiibent !:
Ni6t aus 2iba in 806men ? - Die
8ttIagte f3iittelt pteDer ben SOpf. -
YrGiioent ga, iper linb Sic oenn eli
gentli6?- @mtsbiener Gin ben Sual
it~iir3enb): 8itte, 9err PrdIioent! Der
SuIti3pa9mann Bat cine 4noere oerz
piI6f! (Seiterteit.) @uf einen @int
bes grdifoenten nirb bic itumme An=
defluqte u6z uno bic ptrtlt3e 8tttoria
9apitim pproefiihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14
CASTOREA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .

G6as. @eeba4 an Qlnnie See6u6.
@runoftiid an WeitIeite Der Bomb,
na6e MuaitinItraBe, II BEL GA, @ro8.
$48, $1,000.
8m. s. Suqerton an 5annie g.
6uQerton, @runOitiid an SiOOtieitt
Der 9olp6inItraBe, na6e Mprtlez@t0e.
1876 Bel t. @runO3in5 $75, S..
Qoam @tiB an 6enrb u. uIri9,
9runDfiid an HorOieite Der German
ftruBe, nube 5ulton@QDe., Is Bel 81,
8runb3ins $50, So.
6enrD u. ulri9 an Noam StiB u.
5rau, @runoItiid an %g&orOiette Der
2ormanitruBe, nabe Sultons4 benue,
Ii Bel 81, 8runb5ins $50, S..
2lopIius 5. 90oefe an $, 6. GOOt
uno 8ruber, 2 9runoItiide, S..
8i9aro Bernard, QOminiitrator,
an Margaret u. Renebran, @runof.
an Horbieite Der G6eItnutz5ias4 pe.,
nabe YOrt>S 40 bei125,
$1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

y Qlcucer &ibir (ober &afr el Rez
Dir, MurottO) lit Der Srt, mo i'm Sab
re 1873 bus portu9ieii9e Seer BON
ben Mauren ii6erfaLen unb bolIfGnz
big aufgerieben purbe. Sat- Der gan8e
erfte &bel, eini4IisBIi9 bes a0nigs
Dom Sebuitian, befanb ii9 barunfer
nnb por tOot Ober in 9efansenI9aft
geratben unb beridoQen. Die Solge
bie1es Nattonulungliids mar Der Ser
luIt Der Selbftdnbi9feit portugal's
unb feline 6~0zidbrige l1nterjo9ung un>
ter fpunif9e 9erri4aft, bon pel4er es
fi9 erTt i'm Sabre 1910 pieDer frei
MAIDEN tOnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

Qeiie la9eno trut er in einen Dffentz
li6en @arten, f9ritt in cine etn1ame
Qaee unD lieB iih baIelbt auf cine
8ant nieber. Die Strublen oerQbenD=
Tonne umtppben nit einem golotgen
S9immer bic jungenS risbe besQbOrnz
baumss, unter Dem er fuB. uno elm
goloiger Slimmer perfldrte bic fpetBen
Tliigel GINGER Sauben, Die bod iiber
ibm Elm gautelnoes Spiel trieben. limb
es mar mdrher6aft ftiq, nur a6 unD
gu pernabm er ben IanftflOten0en Son
zines &ot6tel9ens unb mttunter i9lug
tpie aus traumtpeiter Serne Der letie
Slang elmer @lode an fetn DIR. uno
ME er 10 in benz 9efible lebensfris
f4er gebngli9teit por ft4 trGumte,
blibte cine Grinnerung in linn ouf.
Seute jG6rte ii9 Elm beoeutfamer Tag
in feinem Qeben. @s mar Elm 5riibz
lingsz abeno pie beute. Gr ituno, be-
bend Dor grregung, Dor Marie, bic, bic
8lide geientt, Dor ibm fab. gr err
Dartete Die Nntport drf bic Srdge, ob
tie iein @eib tperDsn noble. Cine banae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-02-14

geno elmer DeiIe leqitimirtn. Ou bic
%geforberte Qegitimation in benz 9aFe
bouItdnoig entbalten lit, pirb angeruz
then, ii4 benin 8sIu6e oaIeI67t nit
einem 4ofs 3u perIe6en.
3rdnsbqal.
9on einem 8oniuI Der Repu6lit BIZ
iirte YGIe mijfen Dorge3eigt peroen,
ieoo6 fam Oas 8streten bes Qdnoe5
audi oann geitdttet peroen, fpenn ii6
bic betreffenOe Per7on in unoerer 0tiz
1e Iegitimirt. Die Qusl6n0er er6alz
ten einen Qufentbalts 9oB uu8gcfers
tiQt.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
Old Dominion Steam.
ship Co. S Lines, ].

appointed + Sal from Eorfoik S dai1y ass
of FROM 3 m N NIsiTdn Yo SR1m9da g11 IS
day ut 300 p. M; Saturday mt 100 n. m. (.
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare Including meals and state
Round trip limited to 80 days. .....sisSS
For tickets and reservation of state
rooms. apply ut ticket office Main street
or at general office ut wharf. T5;if1'
FOR RICHMoND.-Shi Ienve New
port Ne ,ss, every Sunday evening, arrtv-
Ships leave Old Point for Norfolk sun
days about 1000 q. m. ,l eilli7
Hampton Ronds. Northampton, Luray.
Accomnck and Enola. sailing daily, ex.
Scept Sunday. Leave company's wharf,.
For, OLD PONTIAC $50 and 115 AZ
IN. and i:l5 p, M; Portsmouth, 6:i5, ol5l
n ,,ima 1000 n. m. and so5 E IN. Bay Line
m. and 80 p. m. sundays-leave Bay
FOR HAMpToN.-At Ills a. m. and
1905 .. m; Bay Line wharf at ii so a. m.
~ %oR rs SR B 2; NEWS AND SMITH 1,,t
For WARE RIVER.-Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at $3.50 n. M; Ports
u H.. "
FOR EAST RIVER-Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday Mt $50 a. M; Ports
mouth. 6:i5 a. M; Bay Line. 100 a. m. .,
FOR NORTH RIVER. Monday, We'd.
nesduy and Friday at 6:30 A. M; Ports
mouth, 6:A5 a. m; Bay Line, TOO a m.
FOR SEVERN RIVER.-Tuesday, i
Thursday and Saturday at $50 @. m. 4,
Portsmouth. Gas a. M; Bay Line, 100 a.
FOR BACK, PooUosoN AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS, touching at Old
Point, leaving company's wharf Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at 6:15 a. ms
Portsmouth, $50 n. M; Bay. Line wharf.
Norfolk, 6:45 q, M. returning next day.
FOR NANsEMOND RIVER AND SUF-i
FOLK.-At 500 p. M; Portsmouth,. $40
p. M, connecting ut Suffolk with s. 81 c.
r. r. sEs4 .iat IS.
An schedules subject to change without
notice. 5s5
Freight for Mathews. Back, Poquoson,
Severn, Ware. North, York river and
Nansemond rivers must be prepaid. n -
Freight for Washington, N. c., and
landings on Tar, Paml!co and Pungo :riy-5
ers received at and delivered from N. Sc s.
Freight for. Newborn, N. c.. received at
N IL S. r. r. depot. (. SIEi
Freight received daily. except Sunday.
N''''i Nv = N. B. cRowELL. Agent. IS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
The Greatest Discovery YET.

w. NJ. Rcpine, editor Tiskilwa. ILL.,,
Chief" says: we won't keep hous,,
without DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. FIX
perlmentcd with many others, but never
got the true remedy until we used DR.
Kings New Discovery. No other RENE
dy can take its place in our home. ms
In 1t we have a certain and sure cure
for Coughs. Colds. Whooping Coughs.
etc" II is idle to experiment with other
remedies. even if they are urged on Won
rs just as good as Dr.. Kings New Dis
c0very. They are not as good. because
this remedy has record of cures and
besides is guaranteed. IT never fails
to satisfy. Trial bottles free at Burrow,
Martin & Co.'S drug store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
srI.avRI.E - = /, 4. ~ ,I..l

v IL, AND IS ssga
wbaIsI soo NO. 9, Eeaves sqs1
M West Norf aH TthssM IN street M
p E hhs ~ isa,e e n
e 4 TR "a. ~ No; Daily except SIND
lin n II, ortoik Sao p. M: West NoTfofEsS
O'Clock O.. m. sd : Il ~ ~ y
a H. dSily except Sunday. s5s
: n aAt tis,i 10 arrives at Norfolk at
TRAIN No. q connects at 1oen,nis Is ~
JUNCTION with Norfolk and Western rnii.;
ro 5ae f9r x, ourham and intermediate points.
,s ~. I,i NOS. ! AND 3 connect al Jef-
glress Junction and Danville for all poffitsf
or the Southern railway system. - IS 81
4 pullman sleepers between Dnnyi,Ie IA ma
A An M. atlanta. Jacksonville. Memphls
-,TlGkots on sale and baggage cf1eckedS III
HWaike,s agency and rompany's wharf
cy, Portsmouth - 's''''> ~ 80. -.
WA. H. TATLOR,ii!Is
CTIAs. Q. HAINEs General. s1 Manager. 4;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
HORSE Met FOR EXPORT.
(Ncw York Sun

The American Horse Meat company,
OF New Jersey. has obtained Il license
from the kcarny. y. j., authorities 10
carry on the business of making sugar
cured horse hams. smoked horse ten
dcr!oinS, picked side ribs OF horse and
plain salt horse, all OF It strictly for en-
port. AT lca:; the company has given
bonds OF $1,000 TO sci! none OF its pro-
duct for consumptiCcI IN America. ana 1t
claims TO have a large trade already
established In Europe The license Waf;
granted on Monday night, and the con-
Germ will occupy the slaughter house on
the Kcarny meadows, near Frank
creek. formerly used for the slaughter
Of sheep.
Or, j. V. Laddey, United States
meat inspector aCd a graduate of the
College Of Veterinary Surgeons of New
York, has charge of the plant. lie has
also given bonds to keep the place free
from odors or other mIiSnnccs.
The horse meat is to he shipped from
kcarny packed in casks and cases duly
branded as horse meat, and each pack
age will contain Il certificate bearing
a notnry'S attestation that the cEmtenis
have been duly Inspected and are per-
fcctly pure and healtnml. TIE com
pany will do all its export; business
through 4 New York brokerage con
Germ. .H.r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
Gains We're Maintained With Only lnslg-
nltleant Reactions at intervals.
BUYING WAS oaA VERY LARGE SCALE
Some of the Most Notable Gnins wcro
Achieved Enr,y In tho Day ana
We're quite Firmly lreId Throusn-
out. Even I'm tho Face of Large
transactions -Intcrnationais SOLD
Freely.

New York, Jan. 6.---Today's stock mark
e. was broad, animated and strong
t SnIttGSushGut. and gains were maintained
with only insignificant reactions at a
Few intervals. The buying was on a very
IarGe scale and was aggressive and con-
ndent; a number Of prominent operators
were in the movement and their combin-
ca takings made up n large share of the
total transactions of the day. But there
market, which was awakened by yestcr-
days strength and the commission house
business was on II fairly large scale. Tho
investment demand for safe dividend pay
Ing stocks and the heavy buying OF bonds
were also evidences of an invasion of new
iife into the market. 1t is likely that
these dealings were due to the large
amounts made available for investment
by the January dividend and interest dis
professional, nevertheless, and they seem
ca TO have been melted by the very con-
lideht, expression of one of the largest
and most dashlng operators in the mark
ct, and who was In large part the leader
OF last summers rise. Some OF the most
notable gains were achieved early in the
out, even in the face of very large trans
actions. There was suggestion OF realiz-
Ing In this. but after all offerings were
slightly below the best and showed net
gains of between and points for near
ly all active stocks. Prices for American
Europe to-day and gave an impetus TO
the rise at the opening here. the inter-
haSiohui StocHS DetnS the lirSt 10 advance.
REPORTS on the settlement OF differ
ences on the rates from the West also
helped on the rise. The coulerS all en-
joyed marked gains on reports OF in
creased business and better prices. Con-
tinued strength in sugar also helped TO
sustain the market. The recently prevail
Ing tightness of money showed the first
decisive tendency toward easier rates to-
day; Dnd while most most loans were
made at 3i2 per cent, the rates yielded
to per cent. and closed at that There
was better demand reported also for
commercial paper, though not sufficient
to cause yielding of the rate which
continued Mt 33sGl4 per cent for choice
grades. There was some outstanding
short interest in the market and the COW
ering of this helped on the lise
The bond market was even more ac-
tive. and stronger than stocks and some
notable gains were scored. There were
two transactions of sl0o,0CO par value. one
IN Brooklyn Transit fves and the other
in Wabash iirsts. Commercial canlc fours
gained 3is; Susquehanna and Western
general ives, 2h: Missouri Pacific collat-
eral trust SIS, 2: and Mobile and Ohio rs
IA. Total sales, s5,goa,C0D. Government
bonds were Il higher all around. The to-
tai sales of stocks were SS9,Goo shares.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-07
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Jan. 6.-The cotton market
was supported by increasing sales Of spot
S Soicon at Liverpool: these reaching 5000
most discouraging sign; more than Off
set the very heavy receipts Of cotton in
steady with prices unchanged to 1 point
higher, failed to respond to the Eng
fish activity. in fact, the record of the
day caused good deal OF diSappoint-
ment. The entire swing OF fluctuations
was only Il matter of points and the
IG,5CO bales, with the market finally steady
at an advance of 1I2 points. The slight
appreciation was helped by further nc,
counts from the South pointing to de-
creased acreage for cotton ana broaden.
inE attention TO cereals instead. Selling
was also, checked by the continued large
| outward movement from Southern ports
reaching nearly 5000 bales.
New York. Jan. 6-Cotton dull; mid
gross T.55i bales: forwarded, 3,i3S bales:
sales i.oIS bales: spnners. IS bales; stock
Total to-Gay-Net receipts as,22s bales;
| exports to Great Britain, G.926 bales: TO
the Continent. $3.50 bales; stock. l,276,iOl
bales.
Consolidatcd-Nct receipts. 25o,23a bales
exports to Great Britain, GS,Gf3 bales: to
Franco. li.5lI bales; to the Continenet,
Total since September met receipts
5,ISI,l6l bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
| i;SSl,0S5 bales: to France. 5O9.G7G bales; to
the Continent. I,52l.Sj7 bales.
New York. Jan. 6.-Cotton futures open
| cd steady: sales. 900 bales. January
3.I: February. 5.77: March. 5.S0: April
ISL; May. $50: June, 5;92; July 5.s7; An-
gust, CO.: September. G.Ol; October, co.,
November. 6.ca.
| Liverpool. Jan. Cd p. m.-ClosinG cot
ton-Spot good business done prices low
| er; Amer lean middling. 3 Sgd. The sales
of the day were 5000 bales, OF which ,O0o
| We're for speculation and export. and in
cluued l5,200 American. Receipts. l5.0GN
l>alCS, all American. Futures opened quiet
with moderate demand and closed quiet.
| New Orleans Jan. G.-Cotton futures
quiet: sales, 11,2Oo bales. January, $40
| 5.35: February, 53CI5.3S: March, H.isG0
6.i3 April I.+adf5.4S: May. 5.52Gl5. 50: Juno.
| a.5Idi5.IS: July, 5.529i5.GS: August 5.CSSp
5.6a: September, 5.7l45.72; October, 5.7iQy
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Stnrp Market,

Market-The demand for r. o. slaves
Is over for the season. The receipts
OF w O., are more liberal and equal To
me demand; III heavy pipe. prime. Sgs:
cuiIs. $1,000: heavy hogsheads. prime.
So'Wo'; cuils. SS3 prime red oak hoEs-
headS. <25N2S: culls. S1591S: white
oak. light hogShcads. prime. S4S@5O:
culls. $2S: white oak .hosshcads head
ing. prime. SiiNiG: culls. SPA white oak
PIPE, SH@S0: culls. $40; barrel w. 0.
primes, $S2@23; culls. SIS; W. o. &C.
tave, $50; culls, $40.
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CAPE \ Ncw York,
ctlEDli-c Philadelphia
ossheiLG0 and Norfolk
HUI IL Railroad.
QUICK TIM Glow RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH NAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. %, 1897
LEAVE NORFOLK.
f:i5 q liz. ouiiy, except Sunuuy-tPorts.
mouth. illSh street. 30 u. IN.
Arrive M Philadelphia b:i2 y.
m; New York ut s:3S y. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6O p. m. dolly. Portsmouth,. High street.
h:i5. Arrive at i'hlladclphis
b:l0 IL. M: New YORK., i:i3 u. IN
ARRIVE AT NOHFOl.K.
o 100 o. Ia. daily. Portsmouth, liiEh street.
9:,e. leaving New York ut p
M. Philadelphia, lao y. IN.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
I - D. ln.--Da.ly. except SundAJ tPorls-
mouth. iIiEh .rr.rI.S.rO y nj
lcavinE New Ntfk ~ 4. III.
l'hi!adalpbin. tN:2v q. m.
Close conntct:nn mace Nth all .ail and
eound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars en- night train,
heuwren JERSEY CITY. Fnilatelphia and
Cane Charles Pullman Bunet Pnrlor
cars ON day trains between Philadelphia
~ Thro,ish Tick"te sold md baggage
checlo.d at Wake = Agency. under A tan
tic Hotel. and or steamers.
General Passenger and Freight Agent.
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s,raa,,ss.

Southern Fratt-Bananas, s10o01.50
per bunch; lemons, s2.75@300; cabbagc,
Northern, $3.50 per barrel.
Potatoes-Haymans. $3.50; yellows.
sl.76; onions. S2:25 per sack; Irish pota-
toes. s2.26 per sack; apples. fancy, $3.50
Poultry-Old chickens, 2o025c.
dozen. $50 ~ ~ 1
Beeswax-23@24c. per pound.
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Market firm for all kinds of stock.
WIN strong demand at good prices;
choice heavy Western cattle. Sa@4ikc.;
Mortn Carolina, best. 2ih@31sc.; common.
tt ,,svH: heifers, Western, 2kG4c:
luis. 2tsQ3Hc.; fat cows, 21k@3hc,;
nlilch cows, good. per mead. s25 90:
COWS. common. s1o.oo@2O.oo: butchers
sneep, 2HQic.: gbod corn-fed hogs.3&0
~, Iisht pigs. 32i@4c. Hogs. weaker In
sympathy with Chicago prices; dressed
noss. 4'sc. per pound: lambs. 3ls9dhc.
per pound.
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The leading futures ranged as follows:

NEW YORK PROVISION MARKET.
New York, Jan. 6.-FIour opened dull
and easy, but rallied later with wheat.
Whcat-Spot firm: No. 2 red 81 .OOi6
Corn--Spo firm: No. 2. 3j@35isc.
Onts-Spot steady; No. 2, 2SA42Shc.
Becf-Firm.
Lard-Steady: Western steamed, sos:
May. s5;i5 noninai; refined quiet.
Professionally.
&c: State dairy 1392oc; do creamery,
15@2lc.
Cotton seed oil-Qulet and fairly steady:
prime summer yellow, 22g22Iac.; off sum
mer yellow, 2lH022c.
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sugar aInrlsct.
Fresh Fish.

Crackers. per pound. &C.: taylors. per
pound. &C.: pan fish. per pound, &C.: bak
ing fish. per pound, &C.; founders. per
pound. SC; sheepshcads, per pound, &C.
mackarcl per pound, 12c.; blue fish, per
pound. &c.; speckled trout. per pound,
&C.: rock. per pound, 12c.; Spanish
mackarel, 12c.
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1cnIlut Market,

Farmers market quiet: fancy, new,
2%@21ac.; strictly prime, 26I2hc. new;
Smelling stock, 1kM1&c.; new black and
damp, lake; prime, 1H@lRc.
Hand Pickcd-Fancy, S@3Ac.: extras
2W2hc.; third grade, &C.: No. Spanish
shcllcd, &c. No. 1 Virginia. 2Iac; No. 9
Virginia, 1%c.; old farmers goods
2hQ2Ac.