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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1898-12-08
BIRMINGHAM
ROLLING MILL
More Of the Stockholders Meeting In
Louisville Tuesday.
A VERY SATISFACTORY ONE
Special Committee Will Probably Meet
Next Week.
A VERY SATISFACTORY ONE
WILL CONVENE IN BIRMINGHAM
President Haas of Sloss Co. Says it Was
Necessary to Appoint Committee to
Find Out Workings of the Mill
from Stockholders Standpoint.

President Sol Hass of the Sloss Company,
Attorney Walker Percy OF the Tennessee
Company, ]. D. Dwyer, superintendent of
the Birmingham Rolling Mill, and President
Barker of the First National Bank, were
the only gentlemen who returned from
Louisville yesterday, after the general
meeting of the stockholders and creditors
of that concern on Tuesday.
All of them said that the Geographic re-
port of the meeting as published In yes
terdays Age-Herald was very accurate
one, and that there was but little to add
to 1t.
There were number of expressions heard
in the city yesterday regretting that the
stockholders had not finally decided the
matter while they were together in Louis
vile, instead of appointing a committee to
investigate and report. Some seemed to
feel that it was an attempt to "shelve'' or
delay the final settlement of the question
indefinitely.
MIR. Haas Talks
at is matter that cannot be 'shelved,' :"
said Mr.. Haas when asked concerning this
yesterday. 1.-THE money must be raised to
liquidate in part at least the rolling mill 3
There seems to be strong disposition on
the part of the stockholders who have al
ready put up SO much money for the con-
Germ to raise the 5000 900 necessary to put
the company on a good financial footing
again, but they want to know more of the
workings of the mill and of the local sit
uation from stockholders standpoint. You
must remember that most of the stockhold-
ers live in the north, and they have rarely
Ii ever visited this city,
For this reason a committee was ap-
pointed, consisting of Milton H. Smith
president of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad; Geo. w. Norton, of Louisville
representing over a fourth of the entire
stock, and ]. A. Van Hose, representing
the Birmingham stockholders, to look more
fully into the affairs of the company and
to suggest the most feasible plan for rails
ing the necessary 500, 900.
Mr.. Smith Is now and was at the time of
the Louisville meeting, in New York, and
1 doubt IL the committee can meet before
next week. AS soon as possible, however,
meeting will be held in some convenient
place, and the affairs of the company dis
cussed in full. The committee has author
ity to increase its number to five, IL its
members see fit When the committee has
finished its work and has decided upon its
recommendations, they will Immediately
call another meeting of the stockholders.
That meeting, by the way, is to be held in
birmingham and not in Louisville
4 was very much pleased with the re-
suit of the meeting and think that every
thing will be satisfactorily settled within
comparatively short time"
Other gentlemen who returned from
Louisville yesterday expressed themselves
similarly to Mr.. Haas; that the meeting
was very satisfactory one.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
RECEIPTS By RAIL AND STEAMER
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
PrnVISlana
Norfolk. Va March 1,

Norfolk. Va. March II, 1895
F:sh-Mackerel. No ., in kegs. 5olbs
$4.75; new. small, Sl256: new, medium
none; Ne. :. in kegs, S4.75; Herring. fam,
ny roe, half barrel, $3.50: North Carolina
81 90. VS.
Provicion-Market advancing and very
strong; mess pork, odd. mons; new. sl2 90:
Bulk Meat-Clear ribs, &C.; fat backs.
6l.c. heavy; pork. plate, A.S5
Notwithstanding G%c
liams-Smithiield. 1IGlSc.; S. c. SEQ
Hams, 94c.
Bacon-Shoulders. none.
ireast-Sugar-cured SIC.
lard-pure lard tieroas. 57sISc; as 70
grade: cases and tubs &c over price OF
aerces;, compound, SIC: tierces, in cases
and tubs. &c. higher.
Si.6i9c.
Meal, pig bag of 1oolbs.. S5c.; per bag
of 92bs. 79c
Sait--F!rn. Liverpool Fine. 800; G. A.
salt. 55c.
Butter-New York State dairy, new 23c
ern. 1gI20c.
Kar-seMa Oil-F.rm, 1lo degrees. 7Isc.
60 degnees, GAG; red $50 degrees. 9GlOc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
Old Dominion Steam.
ship Co. S Lines.

appointed TO sail from Norfolk daily at
';IS R z m e NEV y6 SRnaay2 Monday
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day at 300 r. m: Saturday at 400 p. N.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and state
Hound trip. limited 10 80 days. -. Sac
For tickets ana reservation Of state
FoR RICIiMoND.- Ships leave New
Ships leave Old Point for Norfolk Sun
days about 1000 4: m.
Accomack and lsnola. sailing daily. cx-
gent, Sunday. Leave companys wharf.
FOR OLD PoINT-At ESQ and 1875 a.
m and PA and 40 p: m; Portsmouth.
Line Wharf, iG' Soffolk al 100 % and il 80 a
m. and 500 p. m. sundays-leave Bay
Inc At 1900 a n,r m and 400 p. m;
and 7:lo p. m; Portsmouth, 1905 n. m. and
3:oS p. M; Bay Line wharf at II so II. m.
FOR :: SEH:'wPoRT NEWS AND SMITH.
FlELD.-At $50 p. M; Portsmouth. 2:i5
p F % @AKE as AXIS SAo' hA 81 T RiVERs-At
'- FOR NoRIirii nIvER.-Monday. We'd
nesdny and Friday al ESQ a. M; Ports
FOR SEVERN RlVER.-Tucsdhy.
Thursday and Saturday at G:ao II. m. :
Portsmouth. Gas a. M: Bay Line. 700 a.
FOR BACK. roouosoN AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS. touching at Old
Point. leaving company's wharf Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday at G:l5 n. m. !;
Portsmouth. ESQ n. H.: Bay Line wharf.
Norfolk. G:iI n. M. returning next day.
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUE
FOLK AT 800 p. m. Portsmouth, $40
u. ~, connecting at Suffolk with S. e. c.
II. X.
notice.
Freight for Mathews. Back, Poquoson.
Severn, Ware North, York river and
Nansemond rivers must he prepaid.
Freight for Washington, \. c.. and
landings on Tar, Paml,co and rungo riv-
crs received ut and delivered from y. IL S
r. r depot.
Freight for Ncwbern n. c.. received at
n. & s. X. X. depot.
Freight received daily. except Sunday
Unit 800 j.. m,
NJ r. CROMWELL, Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OVERiFAILS LIGHT VESSEL NO.
i0.-The Lighthouse Board gives no.
tice that on or aboua April 3, 1928.
light vessel No. 40 will be establisht j
in about e!ghty-four feet OF water.
about three and n.e-half miles - The
southwark end westward Of Overfalls
or South Shoal, entrance to Delaware
R1E.
Light vessel No. 40 will show two
fixed white reflector lights, one from
each masthead. The focal planes Of
the lights will be. respectively. forty
and forty-flve f;ct above the s:u, ami
the lights VIII be visible. respectively,
eleven and one-hilf and twelve miles
In clear weather, the observers eyo
fiftet-, feet above the sea.
1'he vessel has two masts. schooner
rugged, with n red hoop-iron day marx
at each masthead. The hull will be
straw color with "Overfalls' IN large
black letters ,An each side. and NO.
40'' In black on eHsch quarter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
The Whole LlstYlaldad to the Depression,
Which Continued all Day.
FALL OF PRICES WAS ATA0 TIME VIOLENT
Tho Extraorainnry wenkneaS orIx-
change Made Ii Possible for tho
Great Importers 10 withdraw
Gold irom the hank OF England
" IN spite OF tho Virtual Premium.

N'iIw York, March 11.-Therc was a brief
Show of stnsngth by some stocks in the
early trading this morning, due to prices
having been advanced on the London OK
change above the New York parity of lasr
might. W sea-
The strength displayed by American Sc
cul.ticS IN the early dealings in Lcrcdon
Spahish government bonds. which were
poorly supported, either in London or
fafls. The tcEdy rational sMplanntion II,u,
seems available for this movement Is that
;avoiding hosplites between The United
STATES and Spain, but was ularmed by the
Spaih Sh governments acute financial
slraltS. Scntimo., I'm the local exchange
M ,s.ti regard TO values was mot in accord
VIII THAT or London, as Is shown by the
DAYS let declines, which run between ]
ana points adj through the list and over
tnat IN eXcepticl!ai cases. The fall in prices
was at no time wildcat, but the offerings
OF securities wsre constant and there was
no support apparent at any point in th.,
ISL There was indeed n less acute de-
pGSs.on sh1wT!I by ST. Erpul than by the
other Changers. the price having crossed
burlington during tlls day and closing
above: Kansas and Texas preferred was
exceptionally weak and fell at one time 81
points. The extraordinary weakness OF cx-
chaIage made 1t posslbla to-day for the
great importers 70 withdraw gold from the
Bank of England I'm spite of the virtual
premium asked by that institution The
demand In Paris for gold was reflected also
IN stIfcning Of this discount rate in
Paris.
The Weakness In the bond market 70
day was rather more marked than hether-
TO, but business was not on n large scale.
Total sales, s., 220, COO
y. ). new Is are per cent lower, the
old IS coupon Y per cc,:,t. and do regis
t<red Il per cent. lower bid
TOTAL sales OF STICKS were $4,000 shares.
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CAPE \
CHARL-ES|
ROUTE
New York,
Philadelphia
and Norfolk
Railroad.
QUICK TIME-LOW RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY.
FEBRUARY 2S 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7:45 A. M, daily. except SundayoMotPor
mouth High street, 7:30 a. ND
Arrive ut Philadelphia 5:42 p.
m. New York at S:3S p. M
LEAVE NORFOLK:
CLIO T. m. daily. Portsmouth, miEn Street.
$40 n. M: New YORK f:i3 a. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
600 n. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street,
4:i0, leaving New York at 500 p.
m: Philadelphia. ITO p. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOl.h.
$50 p. m.--Daily, except Snndday tForts-'
leaving New York ut SEQ a. M:
Philadelphia, 1920 a. m
Close connection made with all ran ana
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman sleeping cars on niSht trains
between Jersey City. philadelphia, ana
Cape Charles: ,o,, t-aIns
between Jersey City and Cape Charles les, !.
Thro,p,, tickets sold ana Pasehse
checked nj Wakes Agency. under At
Iant!c Hotel, and OH steamers;
General Passenger and Freight Agent
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GTONRHiaa.

Coffce-Grcen steady. Rio common. SK6,
&C.: fair. llIll$4c. good. I2I+ml4c.: choicc
l5G1Gc.: LaEuayra, l6dl7c..: Java, 27lsC.2 ac
Syrups and Molassss--liighcr: syrups
R,co. lGc.. zoe. and &c. 10 grade
New Orleans Molasses-Q Quiet; fair. lSFj
PC: good. 25G20c: choioa, Bic
Flour-Aiarket STRONG and higher: West
ern spring wheat, best patent ngrnily
S5.G5; Winter wheat. best family, IS 20:
grade.
Rice-Milled. 4asG6i:c: rough, clear of
red, ilGJG0c.: with red csc.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool. March 11.-.hrr.ved: Ard
rishaiS. Savannah; Rotherfieid, New
por; News.
Antwerp. March 11.-Arrived: ST.
Enoch, Newport News.
Manchester. March 11-Arrtycd:
Wakefield. Newport News
F2r;l2nd, Eng. March I-Arrived:
Barry. Newport News for Leith
Hamburg, March II. Arrived:
S;ra thfllan, Newport News
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
Merchants I Miners TRANSPORTATION Go
DIRECT ROUTE.

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
BOSTON. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY at 90 y. NJ.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URDAY AT 600 J.. NJ.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVI-
DENCE.
First -class including meals and
sta,eroom berth -. ............ sc. 90
seccnd-class. including meals and
bcrth.....- 90
Pcrishable freight sent via Providence
forwarded by early train TO Boston and
at the same rat. as by direct steamers TO
Boston.
For further Information apply to
II. II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk, Va.
\. d. STEBRiNS, ASST Tariff Mgr.
w p TURNER, General Pass. Agent
j. c. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices, Baltimore. Md.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS.
ARRIVALS
Barge Clintorna, Providence.
l'arge Nancy Pendleton. Providence.
Sarge a. H. Smith. New York.
Stmn. Plympaon, Galveston.
Sfmp. kanawha, Liverpool. 3ti
Ship Otto, New York.
SAILED
Stmp. Flymptu3. Hamburg
Stmp. Orion. Boston
Schr. James Davidson, Elizabeth
port
Stmp. Appomat;;ox, Lond2n.
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&ugaE NIRrlIHi

Market strong sind higher: out Of town
pito.s are dependents on the delivery
rates TO the different points: local
sales are being made as follows: Cut loaf
sa.73: powdered, s5.5i: granulatcd, s.. Il:
confCct:oners standard y. $5.22: American
off a. A.oS; centennial bright, yellow d,
S.5i: California Il. SIS FIsataklh stand
ard extra c. si.IS: keystone extra c, AL
American extra G, I.2S
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Grain.

Peas-Steady: hlack-eye peas, new crop
SITE psr bag; black, 75c. Straight, per
White corn, s5aS5l4c.; mixed. 35c. from
STORE soc.
Mill Eeed-MaTket firm. bran, $500;
Shipstuf or middl!nE. 1900; meal, white
boited, per 100 lbs. soc.
MchiRan. Ohio and Indiana. No I'm
othy hay $3.50; No. 2. sll .0oall.50; mix
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, March 11.-3 p m.-Moniy on
cE'!l steady at li.I2 per cent; last loan,
per cent, prime merca ntile paper, Al ~
per cent; sterling exchange weak, with
actual business in bankers bills al 1883.
for demand. and at iS0$i for sixty days;
mcrcial bills iS0: silver certificates. Ska
55; bar silver, 54i4; Government bonds
weak: State bonds, dull; lr!dlrCyad binds
4,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12

Southern Fruit-Bananas. sc. IsI % per
bui:rh lemons. s27iI3.oJ cabbage
Northern, 81 .5GMH.i5 per barrel
potatoes--Iiaymcns, 81 80; yellow pota-
toes. s2.Oo42.25; IRISH potatoes. $2.2J per
sack.
Onions-s3. 90 per sack
ApplT's-Fancy, $i5CGi5.01.
Pouliry-Old chickens. 20G3Gc.
Eggs-Wholcsalc. dull rp;t &C. per dozen
Bceswax-2342 ic. per pound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
live SeOcIt.

Market arm for all kinds OF stock, with
sti ong demand Mt good pr.u.s; choice ht,c-
Wy Western cattle, 3lsf5c.; North CARROLL
ma, tesa. 2E9ie.; common, ll*62kc.: heif-
cows. 2Ia6fS1ac.: mich cows, good, per
head s26.0NMi0.c 90; cows. common, $40. o01
20 90: butchers sheep, 2IS6f5c.; corn fed
hogs. 81 ia~st1s' SIGHT pigs. 3N4ic. HHgs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
Fresh Fish.

Croakers' per pound. Be-: taylors. per
ing fish, Per pound. &C.; folnllcrs. ncr
pound &C.: shccpshcah. 4G7c.; blue fsh
&c.: spcckled trout, 7c.; rock per poupd
l2c.: Spanish makcrcl. lee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12

s., wheat By sample, s5Gse,sc: do
.Corn.Steady spcsh and mo,,th 33JsGsic.:
april IAI3i5sc.; May, 3ilkc. bid: steamer
n M; ,SS4s0S3tac.; Southern white corn.
aSS@3iHc.; do yellow, 93lsdp3thc.
35c. - ''-Ss.e1ii, otIaV
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CHICAGO MARKET

Chicago March LIE h5pkrd for few
minutes In the wheat pit to-day as Il such
n, furry would ensue that 1t might sweep
the big bulls off their feet. What appear
ed TO be 2E. organized raid was made on
May. brokers offering that option a.: prizes
AMis cent under what Letter brokers' were
bidding for II. but refusing TO sell 10 the
latter ut less than the Letter bid price
July broke TWO cents IT, the excitement
and continued weak to the end, closhat; at
a llss Of lfsc. Letter, by heavy buying
Guccceded in holding th, May price al yes
terday's figure. $l0i. The market was p
VICIOUS one for a time. Coarse grains
showed good deal of stcadinlatSs t.. the
face of the whu2t, break and lost only &c
of their previous values.
Provisions, starting strong, became weak
and cl.tscd 2hM7h cents lower.
T he leading futures ranged as follows.
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Icuuuf Marriott.

Market weak: hand-p:ckcd fancy 3a;N
&C.. extras. &C.: third grade. 2Nc.: No ]
Spanish shelled. 3i4M3a,c. No | Virginia
2AW3c.: Mo. 2 Virginia. &c.
Farmers Stock-Fancy. 2i&129sc strict
ly prime, PIC; prime ll9G2c.; lower
Ertsiles. lQ2c.; Spanish, 55c.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of NorfOIh Hnd P0rlnmouth
Mncrh IL, 1898.

ARRIVALS.
Br. stmp. Nliraran. White from New
York. in ballast, 10 load
CLEARED.
Barge Eros, Soule. for Portland, with
ccnl.
Barge George Moon. for New London,
with coal
large Stormingtcn, for New Bed
ford. With coal.
BIZ. stmp. Primers Point Wall. for
Liverpool, with grain by N,arth Ameri-
can Transport company.
Br. stmp. Avalon, Orchard, for Ay-
borg. with grain
Schr Mary B. Judge. Morris, for
Cardcnas.
SAILED.
schr S. E. Merwin, for Boston, with
coal.
with c-nl
Barges No. and c, n. & w, for
New York, with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12

fIlarry Pitt. the English actor. COM
mitted suicide III New York last Sun
day night by drinking carEiSic acid.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-12
AuBEAiARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CANAL, COMPANY

C!ANkAII COMPANY.
NORTHBOUNTD.
Stmr. Carolina, towing, from North
CartIlh.a 10 Norfolk.
Schr. NJ G.. Walestern, cvstcrs. fram
North Carolina 10 Norfolk
Stmr Harbinger. general merchan-
Disc. from North Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTHBOUND.
S:mr. Comet, general merchandise.
from Norfolk % North Carolina.
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TRhvEs.Errx, GUIDE.
SD SOUTHERN
ObA Railway Co.

-, ATLANTA, NEW ORLEANS. ANGUS
n q :; AASHEV1l.LE. CHATTANOOGA,
tStS WILLIE, MEMPHIS. FLORIDA
~; IrElij =, ~ g.. CALIFORNIA. AND TIE EN-
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stronger In sympathy with Chicago
prices; dressed hogs. 4Ac. per pound !;
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March 1.-THE following AFRO
t,ii totai net rccedpts Of cotton ut all ports
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TAO a. m.-For Richmond. Washington.
Iynchhurg and the West
1875 D. m.-vestibulcti Limited for Rich.
mond and Washington. Stop,
only at Suffolk, Waverly and
Petersburg.
500 p. m.-For Petersburg. Lynchburg,
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive at Norfolk daily S:25 n m.
IL rs q. IN. aud 10:40 p. m.
Tickets and all information at station
and 272 Main street.
W. B. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Go.

SCUEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. 2lst. 1888
MAITLAND EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK daily Except Sunday 10 a, m. foT
Elizabeth city, Edcnton. MaekeyCrs Ferry;
Roper. rantcso; ESihaven. c'ci C stnnteS
as follows: Daly Except Sunday for
plymnuth. Jamssyllc, Miliin ,siIS ana
6 h'Ti2EDAS for all landings on Chowan
r. ; on MONDAY and FRiND.fAAsH., > for
scnpncrnons river. and W ;,sIDn oo Nh
steamer Virginia Dare for Makleyytiie,
south creek, Aurora. Washngtonfann!a i,l IN
terlncdia,c landings Connects sat. at Ei VA
steamer Newbcrne for Roanoke STAND;
Ocracokc oriental and NsWberne, ana
SniurAnY for Roanoke Island direct.
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rs EFFECT NAY 30, 1901.

" TNIy' 7 HhIIy, RI. Sunday. DALI, az MopIn,
ConnrroBs al Nov Orleans with Souiilrru P.rIoc an,
eIss Pacific Railways for all points In Mexico aud
No. goa. Arrive Portsmouth dnl;. 5.7s M
No. as-hrrre Pnr; ,Inuuth daily, b.5u n M.
W. iroun. ar, ps..'i Ar fng Main NJ S,rr,,l r.
Murray fo:hes, Trsr. Passr Ast., Portsmouth, Va.
r. ct. JOHN, fier. President and General ,Inuarrr,
v =. nrIEE. Grnrrni Kuprrnt enhrnt.
u. ". u. CLOVER n j iSpruan.
irso'o ""naIcr, GcuI ra,.'r Att
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EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NOR:
FOLK at $40 p. m, Tuesday, Th9rsday
ana Saturday for Elizabeth city, Edeni non
civ with the steamer Eense for New
berne Morehsad CITY k1ns' ond ana far G IaeE
s"nni,ie Wilmington. n. c., and for all
q s iations on The Il. (, n II: r; Stops at
Roanoke Island TuGsday ard Thursday
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. +

Snnday) nj 1928 p. IN, and morning tra.:,
at ii a. m. Tuesday. Thursday aud Satnr-
day connecting with all rail- and steam
lines at Norfolk for the North, East and
West Passenger station at foot of Eas.
Main street. Norfolk and. Western depot
Freight station on Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH.l
FAST FREIGHT LINE AM. OLD Do
and East via Norfolk and SorfG ard
Southern railroad and Eastern No rtlts Cas-
DINA. N#% q I'D NJ aslS
forwarded promptly at ioaR ts.s vi
For further informs ton y iyES9 lf33
Gene:s. office oftthe5 osss
Norfolk. Va. sSs4
Gen. Fre.Sfi { a nd Up asseng II "a a6iit. ss
v H.. H KING Genstai MAD ,g
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he leading futures ranged as follows.
Open. High. Clos
Wheat No. 2
NEW YORK PROVISION MAptLyr

New York, March lI.-E'lour veal, ana
slightly lower: city mill patcclts, s.. SEQ
1910; Minnesota patcnis. s5.25dl$5 10
. Wheht-Spot, weak; No rd. 81 .05za
Corn-Spot, Shady; No. 2. 37Ac
0ats-Spot, quiet; No. 2. 3lMc.
Beef-F'irm.
Cut Meats-Dull
Iard-SteaHy: Western steamed, S545:
Hl@y, s6.H nominal: refined easier.
Pork--Dull.
Butter-Steady: Western creamery, l5m
2oc.; do factory. 11Gl5c.: 2lgins, zoe: i'm
ttation creamery. 14@l7c.: State dairy, 130
49,; de- creamery, l5Mpl9Ec.
Cotton Seed Oil-Quict; prime crude GOA
20lsc.: do yellow, 23c
spoh cofGes.Islo, weak; No; 4 iawolcc.
oac.; NO; Z 1obbing, G!sc.; mild. dull but
sugn!-Raw, steady; fair refining 3Sac. :;
centelfugel. 06 test, 4l&c.; refined. au.et.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET. !,

changed, "a asI 53a f b ,'.'55' =
b Wheat--steady at declines. spot and
moMir oS,t@9Sssc.; April, & 9s7sG ps9c. B; May,
se9a9oAc,; atearner No. Il rad, I 9IdisiMc.;
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NO - daily connects with AC.L. train
% for all points South.
103, daily, except Sunday, makes CLOSE
connection Mt lobEood for Washington.
n. c.. kinstor, y. c., and Plymouth, N
c.. and all Eastern Carolina points: also
Mt Rocky Mount with A. c. l.. train 80 for
all points South.
Trains arrive at Norfolk at 5:a5 y. m.
daily. also at 1880 n. IN. daily, excep,
Sunday.
No 40 runs through without change
Norfolk TO Wilmington.
Baggage checked at Company's Norfoll,
wharf, and also NJ office Of passenger
and Ticket agent Ill Main street fopno
site Atlantic HotcD.
Tor tickets 20 all points South, sleeping
car reservations and general informant on
call on address,
]. A. NEUGEBAUER.
Passenger and Ticket agent
JAMES J.. MAUPIN
General Forwarding Agent
II. NJ. EMERSON, Gen Pass Agent
G. NJ. SERPELL. Gen. Manager
T. NJ. lGM ERSON, Traffic Manager
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-, No. 103.
stations. No. ~. lD'ty cx.
Daily. Sunday.
!sv. Norfolk :. . I g:CO n mi POO u n,
Lv. Ports. juno. :. a:22 mi 2:i5 n m
Ar. Suffolk. Va. :. 81 9:ES a mi 3:ai d m
At iuh.s. n. c.. 1880 n IN ABS p III
ar. mopEood. \. G.. ..il2:0S y III $40 y NJ
Ar. Iurboro, N c. il2:3l u mi G:OI n n,
Ar. Rocky Mount, n. c. los d mi G:35 u II,
Ar. Williamson, N c. l.J CHS u IN
Ar. Plymouth, ~. C. TAO u m
Ar. Washington. N. c., ..l 7:2O D m
Ar. kinSton, n. e. :. 7:55 % m
Ar. Wilson. N c.. :. :. 2:25 D mi 7:lT u m
Ar. Gnldshoro. n. c.. II 5:2O p mi 500 p m
Ar. Wilmington. N. c. =. 5:i5 j. m $50 m
Ar Ar E TISrcrrs n c. ~ mi 1:14 m
AZ. Charleston. S. c. .liO:j5 y mi SOB m
Ar. Columbia. S, c. .....l1o:ao mIl0k5 m
Ar. augusta, ia -. I:55 III I 65 n IN
Ar. hlilhta, Ga. -. 12:3i y III IL :35 u M
Ar. Macon, Gin. =. :. In .l5 Il mill :l5 n m
AR. Savannah, OK: . ii 80 Il mi sis n m
Ar. Jacksonville. Fla :. 7:3O Il IN 100 y m