davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sent four men to bases on balls and was hit hard
The batting Of Wallace was the feature. OF Cieve-
lands six runs he batted In five. Attendance, 1900
PITTsBURG

Earned runs-Pittsburg. Cleveland = Iwor ,,
hlts-Wallsce Tebe,u Blake Base hits-W allace:
childs Sacrifice ht-ChiIds. Double playsIEy ana ana
padden: Cbllds and Tebeau First base on bals-OIt
rannehiu 4 Struck ou-By Tannehill, /; by Young. 2
Tre-I:i5 t'mpires-Lynch and Andrews
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SARATOGA LADIES HANDICAP.

Saratoga. Aug. % (SpecaD.-The sixth weekly
ladies' handicap at the Saratoga Golf Club was
played yesterday Mrs W c. story OF New-York
with handicap OF IS, won with the net score OF 10
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-24
SEVERE PUNISHMENT FOR JOCKEYS.

After the Futurity had been run the official
starter said that there nothing the matter with
the horses and that the jockeys caused all the delay
the start. for which he had fined most OF them
500 apiece and had suspended Sloan. Clawson, Penn
and Murphy for week
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PAcINn-2.2n cIAssLPuRsR 1000.
TRorrrNG-2i2 cLAss-PuRsE 81
Time-2:Oos.. 2.iON. 2.ii. 2;io.
PAcINo-2.la CLAss-prRsE s. GOO. r,nnnshedl
sULKY. HORSES AT wEsTrrELp.

Wesiheld. Mass. Aug. 23.-The three days trot-
ting meet at Woronoco Park opened auspicously
to-day with three the card. two OF which
were won In straight heats and tho other was
finished. The summary.
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HARNESS RACING.
TWO RATTLING CONTESTS on THE RIGBY
TRACK. AT PORTLAND

Portland Ne. Aug. 23.-Ten heats had been run
of Mt the New-England Fair on tho Rigby track
this afternoon when tho rain set IN. The 2l2 trot
was n battle between Birgen and lube. two we'll
known youngsters. Bingen won. but In doing 50
lowered his record TO 2O9a
The 2.29 pace was taken by Sylvan Way In
straight heats. The 2I3 pace cut short by the
rain after three heats had been pulled or. Winfield
taking the first Noryin @. the second and b. b.
tho third. The summary:
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THE RACETRACK.
KEPT TOO LONG AT THE POS

THE FuTURITY RESULTED IN AN UPSET.
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TRoTTING-2:ao cr.Ass-PrRsE 5000 UNFINISHED.

john Nolan b. e.. by Prodigal H'oote) .......... I
Imorah blk m. by Princeton tMlierl............. 2
Tatomns. b. by Ovsrstrrct wilkes
NILS Beatrice. br f. by Direct kelly. ............
Niger Jack, blk E.. 10y cyclone ARTHUR
Hurricane blk. by Kaiser Osennich ........... q
Byandyvine, IN. by Sphynx (SurdamJ. 7
Governor Holt. b. h. by Pamlico (Mcfaughlin).
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rEoTrING-2:2o cLAss-PuRsE 500
CLEVELAND BEATS PITTSBTRG.
TIE WANDERERS SLIGHTLY INCREASE
THEIR LEAD OVER NETWORK.

Pitsburg, Aug. 2~-Up to the NTH inning the
game OF the best seen here this season
After that Tannehili lost control OF the ball and
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Won in a drive by head: two lengths between second
and third.
FOURTH RAcE-THc ruTURIry; for two-year-olcs;
IS. 80 added: penalties and allowances: many special
conditions Futurity Course.
". Hendres ch. Mar,lmas. by Candle
mas-Biggcnette lis 10. On. Iews) so4r 1o-I
81 Hirh Derre
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PAclNG-THE GLEN PARK STAKE FOR TWO
YEAR-OLDS-2:f0 CLAsS-PURsE slOoo
Helen Grace m T.. by Blue Dawn Carney ..........
Ruth Clark. br. m, BY Golden Slope Ecker ....
Handspring. b. C., By Prodga (Res) ........... q
Colonel Demar. br C. by Demar (8adwin). ........
Time-2:25L
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Bitncles

NyITTs Nnsst Sesr. warranty. 50 So scua''
Il HUBER CO.. is clin. Agents wanted
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Won easily by three lengths; sixth lengths between sec
ond and third
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SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RACE-Maden three-year-olis and upwar
weights 10 pounds below the scale; allowances Fly
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Won in drive by :ength and half; head between
second and third
THIRD RACE-Selling: 5000 added; selling. One and
one-six,eenth miles the turf.
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THE STARTER WAS IN HIS POOREST FORM-MAR
TIMAs. AN OBSCURE OUTSIDER TOOK THE
RICH PRIzE--BITTER DIsAPPoINT-
MENr OF THE SPECTATORS.
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Won easily by half a length: length between second
and third.
SECOND RACE-sGoo added penalties and allowances
Seven furonfs.
J. A McCormacks b. n Peep o Day. by
Ayshire-Sundovn. q yrs. 1913 10. (TaraD IS IA
". +. Dryers ch. m. Cleophus. T. 1873.
(smD 2-l Ia
VI Clancy's b. m. Lambert &. I23.....
? (wlliams) 81 2-i
loerer g. 119 ..................(B arretD 81 SIS
Collateral. 4. 1ls................ tJones) 2-1 81
4
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E}aA Old Dominion S|eQIlShI}
\ 'S'ES: C0nD0lI
a FOR NEW YORK

;, pAssENGER sHiLs ARE APPOINT
liD 70 sail. from N9rfoik DAILY (n--s
Sy!mdinG Sundays, a S9 B M Erem Ny
" EDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND
FRIDAYS nj 300 y. M: SATURDAYS.
4;0 p m, Passenger Recommendations un-
Fare. including meals and state
Fare, roand Trip. limited 10 thirty
r Ior tickets and ,reservaiion Is &. state s5;;
rooms r1oms apply at tickS, Office. 100 Main.
Newport News every SUNDAY evening,
Ships Leave Old Point for Norfolk suns
TiME u.s.? sen L i i; OF STEAMERS
Accomack and Enola, sailing daily except
Sunday. Leave Company's wharf. NOR.
FOR OLD PoINT-At $40 and li:l5 a..
mha lS:CS a. m; and SS9 =: s6 M; 51a y al
nj; and 1880 p. m. Sundays: Leave Buy
Line at 1900 4; m; and 400 p. M ~
FOE sa yt4M ap + a. NJ and d 4 n5 a1 m 3
$s9fnS!s 'S S so AsSb SMITH
= ro Ok EAST AND WARE RIVERS
Leaving cornpany's wharf at G;So IL a.;a m 4,
N Fo% s siSs ii = RIVER Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at G:3g a. M:
Portsmouth, Gas a. m; Bay Line i:oo
FOR RACK, PooUosIN AND YORK
Notwithstanding at Old Point-Le3Se
Compnnys wharf Monday, Wsdn l,e = ~
and Friday at G:l5 n. m; PortSmoutn, e:s
n. M; Bay Line wharf. Norfolk, at O:4a
ron NANsEMoND RIVER AND Mp SUI If
FOIK.-At u. m; Portsmouth. BY p; u1;s
connecting at Suffolk with S. and z: FL.
Frclgh for Mathews, Rack. poaao SIN.
Ware, Severn, York and Nansemond r lN'-5
crs must be prepaid, :, IA
Freight for WASHINGTON. n. CT ana
landings on Tar. Pamlico and PnnGIo
rivers received III and delivered rom rom ~ ~.
and S r r. depot: ,a =,
Freight for Newbern, N. c., received az az
n r anS Z r &C daily except Sunday.
All Schedules subject TO change without
notice. cpovrrI 4
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AMONG OUR corroE MEN,

Clear and warmer weather through.
cut cotton belt.
Future contract market in Liverpool
closed quiet, declining y point. Spa,
market unchanged. sales, 1900 bales
Bar silver in London advanced l-i6i
per dumce-2dlsd .-against %Od. last
year.
United States ports received yestcr.
day ii,523 bales. against q 9%7 ba.es las;
year and %2,70 bales in 1850
New Orleans estimated receipts for
to-day are 1900 to $1,000 bales, against
7.962 bales last year and 7.5ii bales in
1883.
New York future contract market lie.
Glued : TO 4 POINTS. closing stea "
January. 5.7i 10 5.75; March, SO to $50
May. 5.SS 10 5.Sa. Sale, 800 bales.
Spot market in Now Orleans nm
changed at 5asc. for miid!ing. Sala:
3,ooo bales. Futures declined > points
March, 5i1.
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The Greatest Discovery Yet.

w ~. Repiue. editor Tiskilwa, H..
Chief" says We won't keep house
without Or Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. EN-
Ner!mcm;ed with many others. but never
got the true remedy until we used Dr.
Kings New Discovery No other RENE
dy can take It's place in our home. rs
in it we have certain ana sure cur,
for Coughs Gods. Who1ping Coughs,
etc" 1t is idle 70 exper:Gacnt with other
remedies. even II they are urged on vol,
as just as good as DR. Kings New Dis
covcry They arGNnot as good. because
this remedy has record of cures and
besides is guaranteed. !; never fails
"a satisfy. Trial bottles free Il; Barrow.
Martin & Co.'S drug store
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Some Of the spsclaItlss We're Strong
Throughout tbs Day.
MARKET GOT AWAY FROM TIRE BEARS !.
Tho Forced covering ON shorts
nroaxhs the Extreme Advance. i'm
Some of The Most Prominent sto chs
20 Ne"rIy Two Points-sone 1Icnv-
iness Notod In Railroad stocks.

New York, Jan. 5-The stock market
got away from the bears in the later
dealings to-day and closed buoyant and
very active, in part because OF the rush
on the shorts throughout the day, but
there was period in the early session
I Mnen the reactionists seemed TO have
southwestern stocks being sold down a
point or over. The bears also attempted
To- utilize the Introduction ut Albany of
4 plis directed against combinations of
4 capital, but the effect OF these bills was
confined to Consolidated Gas, which fell
over point.
Some heaviness was early manifest also
amongst other prominent railroad stocks
when may have been due TO sympathy
with depression of the same stocks in
LONDON and on European exchanges.
The forced covering of shorts and the
9ter buoyancy of the market brought
most prominent stocks to nearly points
OF over and net gains of u. point or over
are very frequent throughout the list
recent utterances by railway officials
pointing to poor returns on account OF
low rates and rate cutting were NOT fully
public opinion and the action OF Con-
gresS: The days report of railway
st Paul's earnings for tho last week of
the year were second only to those of 1892
1 iS the corresponding period. Missouri
Pac.hc shows an increase In gross earn
ings Tor the last week IN December of
Sld,o3o; Chesapeake. and Ohio of 1854
and Kansas and Texas of s56,607.
The detailed statement for October OF
Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheeling started
active buying of that stock in the final
hour, which carried the price up TO l5a, ,
! compared with recent bids of 10. Finally
the Union Pacific reorganization commit
tee presented It's check TO the assistant
treasurer to-day for $S.5oo.lOl, which is
IN maj payment on account of the Union
paetlic sale. The consummation of this
operation, which has been Il disturbing;
factor In The money market for over Il
month and the absence of Hurry on ac-
count OF 1t in the money market to-day
were viewed with relief by Wall street
I'he future case of the money market now
seems assured SO far as the government
operations are concerned. This cncour-
aging combination of circumstances scrv-
Ell 10 put an end TO the boar campaign
to-day and turned the tide in favor OF
the bulls. though the days business was
still largely confined to the professional
trading element
The bond market took on increased &C.
uvlty and strength in sympathy with
stocks and prices were generally higher
Total sales $2,l15,OOO
United States new Is were nc. higher
bid; the SIS registered sc. higher ana the
oid is registered and the rs coupon, iac
higher. The total sales OF stocks were
23S.1C0 shares.
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Market-The demand for r. o. slaves
IS over for the season. The receipts
ol w. .. are more liberal and equal 10
.he dema nd; ~ heavy pipe, prime, s9S;
su'ls, $500: heavy hogsheads. prime.
Soa@6f; culls. s33; prime red oak hogs
heads' S2aQ2S; culls. S15@1S; white
oaK' light hogshcads. prime, SiSGf50:
culls, SOS: white oak hogsheads head
ing. prime. SiiI46: culls. S2i; white oak
pipe N7@S0: culls, $40; barrel w. O..
primes. S32@3S: culls, SIS; w. Q. &C.
tave, $50; culls, So
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rEpE \ New York,
.n,ssn,rc Philadelphia aiSs
GHAh!-Lo and Norfolk
ktUiE Railroad. 4
QUICK TIME-LoW RATES. IN
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY. 4.

TWO TRAINS EACH WAY. IS Y
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. %. 1897, .
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7.as n III, dauy except Smday--(PortssS
80 mouth, high street, 7 80 a. nh
Arrive al Philadelphia b:43 p.i
m: New York 1t s:3S p. m -
tet LEAVE NORFOLK. rs
6.lD n m. daily, Portsmouth. HIGH street
b:55 Arrive at. Phiiadelphi0$
RID a M; New York, l:i3 q. M.
ARRIVE All NORFQLk.
nm a m. daily, Portsmouth. nigh street.
Wv 9:le. leaving New J OK at ~
IN, philadelphia. II ~ p. NJ. "a +;
ARRIVE AT NORFOLk. ".
7.sp n in'EDa.ly except Sunday ltsortssz
'"o T. 80 month, Eig street,S00 y. MI;
leaying New York at q. M. Is
Philadelphia. 1920 a. M. /, Z.
Close connection made With al sail anu
sound lines to and from Boston. x 4. -
I,iiijman Sleeping Cars On night, rams
hetewssI, Jersey City. Fnsledelphia b and
Cane s"T Charics. Pullman Buffet PnIloes5
cars on day trains between Phiadeiph!aS
arg Mhr Gare t' Tickets cold and baggage
cheniteS nj Wake Agency. under Attan-4
NC tfote'' ana Oh r. r.. COoKE.SY
Genera, Passenger and Fre!ght Agent lt-3 "a
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Norfolk { Southern B. B, Go

SCHEDULE IN DEFECT SEPT. 10 1897
MAIL ANr EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
E0Lk daily except sunday ~ u. in for
lioper. Pantcso, I3elharen. etc. Connects
at Edenton with n. d S. X. II. steamer
us follows: Daily (except Sunday FOR
plymouth, Jamcavillc. Wil!nmson and
Wlndsor TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
EATCRDA? for all landings OH Chowun
river; ON MONDAY md FRIDAY for
Scnppernons river. and WEDNESDAYS
fo- &Vocn. Connecting Rt Rclhnvcn with
steamer Virginia Dare for hinklcyvilIe
South Creek. AuIorn. Washington and in.
terncuiate lanuingS. Connects n; r;lizu-
beth Cit, Monday and Wednesday, with
steamer Ncwhcrnc for Roanoke Island
Oriental and Ncwhernc
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Market firm for all kinds of stock.
with strong demand at good prices;
cnolce heavy Western cattle. 3k141ac.;
north Carolina. best. 2lh@3Ac.; common.
tbW2Rc.; heifers. Western, 2kI4c.;
Duiis, 2&QSAc.: fat cows, 21s@3Ac. ;
nliich cows, good. per head. s25.00040. 90;
cows. common. s10.0o@2o0O; butchers
sneep. 2kQ4c.; good corn-fed hogs,S& q
IT, lSht pigs. 3&@4c. Hogs. weaker In
sympathy with Chicago prices; dressed
hoss. 41ec: per pound; lambs. 3ls9i1sc.
per pound.
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per bunch; lemons, s2.75@s.o0; ca bbage,
Northern. $3.50 per barrel.
Potatoes-Haymans si IN. ve,lowa
$l.I6; onions. 1925 per sack; Irish pota-
toes. S2.25 per sack; Sapples, fancy, $3.50
Poultry-Old chickens. 2o125c.
Eggs-Wholesale steady. at lie. per
Beeswax-2S924c. per pound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, Jan. 5.-Nloncy on call IN
W. per cent; last loan, 49, per cent: clos
cd SQ3le per cent. Primo mercantile pa
per, S.sM4 per cent. Sterling exchange
bills, Mt i.S5N4 S5M for demand and NJ
4S2st@i .S22i for sixty days. Posted rates
4Sia0i.S Sc Commercial bills 4SIIa. Sill
Mexican dollars. 45Ia. Government bonds
strong; State bonds dull; railroad bonds
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COTTON MARKETS.


New York, Jan. 5.-I.:verpoo! cables,
while indicating q continued liberal de-
mand for spot cotton, were not satisfac-
decline. At tho same time there were
selling orders here from Liverpool, whilo
the early dispatches from Southern spot
on the part Of exporters and more DISPOSE
ton to sell. Our market. therefore, open
ed quiet and steady ut a decline OF 2
metiiatcly turned weak. Throughout the
session the market was IN the hands of
professional, contingent. The market
closed steady at net decline of 314
points, with total sales OF 7G,500 bales.
New York. Jan. 5.-Cotton dull: mid
ding, lh-l6c.: net receipts, 1.IG6 bales;
gross. BPS bales; exports to Great Bri.
bales: forwarded. liz BALES: sales, q, all
spinners: stock. lll.i32 bales.
exports TO Great Britain. 34,67i bales: to
the Continent. 1888 bales; stock. 1.2Gi,GH
Consolidated-Net receipts. 2l1.Coo bales;
exports to Great Britain. 5G7i7 bales: to
Trance. ll,5l7 bales; to the Continent.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
I nales exports rnScd 10 go Gr ga ari
the Continent. 15l2, 56I bales.
New York, Jan. 5-Cotton futures open
ed quiet and steady: sales. LOO bales.
January. 80; February. 5.7S: March, 5.S2:
AHE s MOI S Sep n%@s S S o 5eS
bcr Cos.
Liverpool, Jan. Sd u. m.-Spot good
| business done: prices easer: American
middling, gid. The sales of the day were
| l2c0J bales, OF which LOCO bales were for
! speculate ion and export and included ll,i0)
AMERICAN. Receipts. $1,000 bales. includ-
| ing 300 American. Futures opened quiet
with a. moderate demand ana closed quiet.
! New Orleans, Jan. 5.-Cotton futures
barely steady: sales. 10000 bales. Jan
uilry, 5Si6t5.3G; February, 5.SGGi5 IS:
March, 5.4lGI5.42: April. 5.4GI5.l7: May.
5.hi@552: June, 5.5C@5.5S: July, 5.GlI5.G 3:
August. 5.GtGf-.GS, September, 5.Gs4j.I0;
| Oct 7IsJ5 ~
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NugnE MDIiINf

Market-Firm; out of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates to the
different points. Loca, sales are being
made as follows: Cut loaf. $5.72: pow
l"rcd. SEES: granula.cd $40; confec-
TONERS standard y, a.9S: American of
y. $l.S3; ccM;cmn!al bright. yellow g.
Si.H; California Il, N.ll: Franklin
Standard extra G, $i35; keystone extra
c, $i2S; American extra c. III.
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Kiln DrIC1-

CYDress Lumber-Market In fair de-
mnnd: IA No. /, ~ inches, s15.5O A No
l. II Inches $1,000: A No. l. edge, $3.50,
- No. 2, edge. slI.Gy: a. No. 2 stock,
sl2ho: a. No. 2. edge. $3.50: A No g..
stock. SlA00: bill stuff. air dried. IS. OO0
1000.
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Fresh Fish.

Croakers, per pound, &C.: taylors, pr
pound. &C.; pan fish, per pound, &c: bak
ing fish, per pound, &C.. founders. per
pound, Sc: shecpsheads. per pound, &c.
mackarcl, per pound. l2c; blue fish, pcr
pound. Sc; speckled trout, per pound.
&C.: rock, per pound, l2c; Spanish
maCkarel l2c
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H.uInber al.rKof.

Wholesale Quotat.ons)
CNpfess Lumber-Market dull and no
aeniand: boards. 1XG--l6 feet long, SIC. so
miSoo: boards. 1x6-15. ronCh. s900@p
I9.oo: boards. 1x12 to is inches-16 feet
clear. s2oooQ22. 90; boards, rough, wide,
Sl2.12Rl5.0 co.
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CHICAGO MARK ELS

Chicago, Jan. 5.--Whcat was ra ther heo
w to-day, and If the local talent had not
been afraid of being caught by the Letter
party, the M@Ac. decline. which marked
the close in May, might have widcncd
Into heavier loss. Cash news was
strong: speculation weak
Corr. did not move enough to be worthy
of notice and closed unchanged
Oats declined &c.
Provisions were the strong market OF
the floor and showed closing advances OF
7dGiac.
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RECEIPTS BY Raj. AND STEAMER.
wsIOr.E&AIE QUOTATIONS.
prOyiSitiipS-
Norfolk, Va, January S, 1895

X, V j ID,
r,,s, ,,oopora, No /, j., -. ro,
So. rons Si7 20: new smoii S Svan IS,
80. linn, none. M > In - SsI'oo'
uar,,,,., Ean,iiv Rna hair 1855 90
Horih I;,ro,ina chi Hnrrin" e. o.. ~ 70,
,nr,as IN har,e,s 81 10 S''-'' o.
,,,sic,,"Nlior,,at st"od,.
"a &c -. nv so.oF bon,s ,nIss porK'
ol4. So nIn 60. .ii'i: poTk' Sloio.
",' 49,. -. hooi.'' S',io' as to
""v ,5 y"S Gov sn,o,,. g., bellies
iiea 10y. - (; e. '''''' o'ic' heavS;
i|! i', 49, Smn,,, ,,ro1 -
Tmou."' c,,,,hlioId I!S ~, &C.
@ a. D T. slip
MANS i'C: -,
Breast SnSar-cnreu sac.
Lard ufr infa tlcrceS, 5HN5lGc. +:
cases and iuhs' he. over price of ,ierces:
compound, ic.; t!crces, in cases and
tubs, &c. higher.
Cheesc-Crcam, 9laGl0c; Western
dairy. SiaM9c.
Meal. per bag Of l00hs, SEC: per In 81
Of a@!bs.. soc.
Salt--Tirm: Liverpool, Fine. s56laoc,
Euticr-Ncw York Stat dojr, ~.
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Peanut rIRrttcf.

Farmers market quiet; fancy. new
2aSM2lac.; strictly prime, 2@24c., new;
Smelling stock, ll@m!&c.: new black and
damp. lQlhc.: prime. lM6li&c.
Hand Pckcd-FaEcy. 3@?Ic.: extras.
.M2Hc.; third grade. &c: No. Spanish
shsllch Sc; No. ] Virginia. 2tac.: No. ?
Virginia. iaic; old farmers goods
2i.Qeaic.
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ssGetton seed oil-Steady;3 primo crude.
1SlaQlsc.; do yellow, 22lsc. = = III 4 80
Spot cofTee-Rio ensy; No. invoice.
SIse:; NJ 1obblng. Csc; mild. easy; Corr
Sugar-Raw and refined steady.
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Air Dried Pine Lumber.

81 hooring, dry and clear. Sl1.U0@l2O 90;
NO. =. SS.50W9.00: edge box. sG.hO@7O0:
STOCK box. sS.O0@S.5O: small iosts. S. so |;
large re- 1oists. S9.00@10.00: 2x4 1G scantling
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Mcssrs. Rotsch!ld and Mirrabeaud, OF
Paris. are sad 10 nave bought for
several million dollars The rich In
guran copper mines Of Mexico, ard VIII
develop them, building railways 10 the
Pacific ocean and to n connection with
ihe ae&ican National railway.
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ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAEE
CANAL COMPANY.
NORTHROUND


Stmr Comet, merchandise from NORTH,
Carolina TO Norfolk
Stmr. Grace Titus, towing from,
North Landing to Norfolk
Barge Sarah. light, from North
Landing 20 Norfolk
Stmr. Ira with raft logs, from North
Carolina to Norfolk
Simr. Thomas Newton, merchandise,
from North Carolina to Norfolk.
soUTHBOUND.
stmr. Juniper towing, from Norfolk
to North Carolina.
barge ~ Y. Conn. light, from Nor
folk 10 North Carolina.
Stmr. Major. light, from Norfolk : +,
North Carolina.
S:mr. Il. X. Eshericll. towing. from
PHILADELPHIA 10 North Carolina.
large Saturn, light, from philadelphio
20 North Carolina.
large Orion, light. from Philadelphia
to North Carolina.
Farge p. Il. Donaldson light. from
Philadelphia To North Carolina.
large Venus. light, from Philadelphia
TO North Carolina
Barge Mercury. light, from phi,,da,-
phia to North Carolina
S!mr. Grace Titus. light, from Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Stmr. c. w. Petit, merchandise.
from Norfolk 10 North Carolina.
Stmr. Comet merchandise from Nor
folk To North Carolina.
Stmr. Virginia. towing, form Norfolk
TO North Carolina.
MoGp Jordan light. from Norfolk TO
North Carolina.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS.
SAILED.
Simp. Sterling, -----. Boston.
Siinp. Strathgarry, Hamburg.
Schr. Fortuna, Boston
barge Astoria, Providence.
Srhr. Nelson l.. Nawbury, Charles
ton, s. c. -
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FOREIGN PORTS.

New Castle Eng, Jan. 4.-Arrjvcd
Bark River Thames. Wilmington. n. C
Shields, Jan 5.-Siilcd. ST Oswald
Hampton Roads.
Rotterdam, Jan. 3.-Arrivcd, Abarcn
da. Newport News
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8 THxyEIsii IN, I 4, rs

tIsll..AN:r1C AN u s ~
4 schedule in efieet 81 isA itIas
wharf, f fo ufS q Ii 1;.D,sally Lsaves oiioi
J n west Eorfolk. $50 Z: tn. M
Danyiie Z i55 8, arriving az
j ,cn MAiS M NO A; a1;2aly except
ion m .osH S:ig p. IN: Yves Noffdik,
O'Clock q. III. ,'tS ts1v ~
ny. d a 10 cxsa asriyes at Norfolk 10;tes
.. 81 nAt dSIl No arrives at Norfolk at S:1sE
1n TRAIN No ; 2 c9nnects at DennistaaSj
rond for Durham and nteriteelin IL I1oIufs
!, ~. I,,ns N0s: And connect at Jef.
OF NE southern railway system. XII rs
.E;nlhiiah siGencrs between Danyilley and
and New Orleans 1890 i' ~ ts" t'iti,l
Tickets on sale and baggage check on 4 \, ! 4
Wakes agency and somnsnS'a a. Mn ~
rw pnf; s n,1 AZ w ". II. Williams gens
VIM. II. TAYLOR. W. sss
rtI.s n r1,,>,,,, Traffic Manager. II
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SAILED.

Schr. Lyman McLaw, for Providence
with coal by VIM. Lamb & Co., agents
Schr. Waltham, for Beaufort river
S. c.. with coal by VIM. Lamb 6 Co.
agents.
Schr. Humorock. to Charleston with
coal by VIM. Lamb e Co, agents.
CLEARED.
barge Oakland. to Boston, with coal
by VIM. Lamb & Co, agents.