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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1900

al this talk about their silly adulation
n nonsense What kind Of a man is tho
actor who poses for these silly creatures
You can't md him. The matinee girl o.
good critic. play which draws plenty
az women to It's matinses VIII be sue
cess Women are quicker 20 see certain
points. and a matinee crowd viii enjoy a
comedy and will give inspiration % the
payers IN much greater Measure than an
audience o. men
Cissy L.oftus y IN New York. and has
started In 70 study the role she viii play
IN Daniel Pfohman's next production with
eli eaTnessness that presages success.
Miss Lotus. by The way. 10 sacrificing
10 little amount OF money ~ order %
become q legitimate actress In che vaude-
Vile her weekly salary ranged from &lN
10 1900 simply 10 initiate wcll-known
PLAYERS II ls. % course. out Of tae ques-
ion to suppose that Str. Frohman -
paying her even hair OF the lowest amount
watch shows that enc II really sincere.
Enc Ellsler will continue m Barbara
Frietchle" when Julia NARROW lays aside
mat play 20 appear Ia when Knightheoi
Was in Fiower."
Biondi the Italian impersonator Of many
characters. VINO mas not been seen here
FOR several seasons. arrived M New York
last week.
Henry Miller. who is soiourning IN Eu-
rope for HE health. last week eahied MS
new managers. McsErs. Wagenhals ana
Kemper. that ne has closed a deal with
Madeline Luc-0e Ryley 10 produce her
new comedy. Richard Savage" Mr.. Mil
lor returns 20 America IN time 20 open
his season at Washington on Jan. in
"Heartseaso." which Is to be followed
BY the new play.
For the drama ne r. now writing tse
famous novelist. Count Tostoi. has chosen
the odd title OF The Corpse"
This Istle speech. made several years
ago 10 Mr.. Richard Mansfield. has been
remembered and uneartnsd BY some one
FOR the good OF Il:
Applause n to the actor What me sun
IL 20 the flower An actor can tell only
how he IL appreciated by the applause
he receives. and only by that means can
ne measure his success. II he receives
none. ne fate by the wayside Of his pro-
fasslon. Take a plant down into dark
aud dismal cellar. and bleaches ana
wuherH up and dies. Take II out into
the glorious sunshine ana Il sends its
roots deep into the earth. It's branches
up into the heavens. Il blossoms and tells
how glad u Is by giving forth beautiful
flowers. Now. you are all lstle suns
and I'm a star"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
why nl.hop. Wear CATERS.

From the London Mail.
why does a Bishop wear CATERS and a
shovel hatf
The Rishop OF winchester. at a luncheon
AZ Bournemouth, asked II that question
suggested itself 20 those people who In
siulged IN a feeling OF merriment as ne
passed down the street Did they think
he liked the garments and thought they
were becoming and comfortable? Not In
the least.
The reason was. he said. that he was
preserving. and he alone among men, that
which Was common 90 our countrymen not
so very long ago. He was trying 20 an
duce reverence for the past, and without
conjunction. He therefore hoped people
would look with somewhat different eyes
upon the garments when they considered
what they were intended 60 convey.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

One kept straight on and was soon co
gagged IN feroe combat with he otnsr
tribe. while the second detachunent maae
a detour and felt upon the nil from -
rear. The result was o great victory io'
the invaders.
Anybody that feels interested N nv
sublec, ana thai viii put a little time az
close study. will be certain 40 Sitne
exploits fully as astonishing AZ thess
havs Described,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Monday Matinee-Lonis James ana
Kathryn kidder In "a Modern
st. Anthony" ana "PyEmaIion and
GaIstea"
Monday Night "a mId-summsr
Nights Dream"
Tarsday NiEht-Hathews and Bul-
ser In ''rhe Might Of the Fourth"
lands MinstreI-.
Saturday Matinee and Night
Howard Gould In Rupert of Hent-
nau."
lines Band gave two excellent per-
foTmsnces at the Thester yesterday.
playing at 9 matinee and AZ night The
attendance st aight was very good and
the audience most appreeiative one.
but at the matinee the house was very
poor indeed .tlIkl
The vocal numbers were very nne par
tieularly Nine NoIdrs sra. The sing
ing OF the scenes from I'll Trovntore"
was also much appreciated.
The following programme was given at
the matinee:
Overture. Tsp (Tschaikowsky). IN
which IL described the invaslon Of Rus
sta BY Napoleon T.
Meditation Bach Gounod).
Aria for tenor or baritone. Celeste
Ada from "Aida') (verdO. slgnor
Zerni
Henry WIZ HauoO Saint saens)
(a) Introduction and Entrance OF the
Clans. 90 Scotch Idyll; (e) Jig and FL
male.
Arbuoklenian Concert Polka diart-
mani. corner solo by Kryi
"Cupids Story" 0ntermexzo); Prince
Charming" Crwo-Step March New
Unnes).
VISIONS IN n Dream" DESCRIPTIVE Fan
tasial U-umbye).
Aria for soprano. "Aul Fors Luz
(from ''Traviata') CverdD. Nine. Mold.
Second polanatse Gin T. minor U.iszD.
Scenes from "Trova;ore'' mot IN cos
tunnel CVerdD Leonora. Miss Frances
Boyden or Mime Mold; Manrico. Mr..
xanteu or s.gnor Zerni Conte al Luna.
signor Albert or Mr.. VeroE-
The coming week will be a good one al
the play house. Mr.. Louis James and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Probably at no time since the Civil
War have there been 80 few regular sol
diers stationed IN the United States as
there are to-day. or the 1000 officers
and men constituting our present army
all but about 1900 are serving abroad.
mostly Ia the Philippines
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
SAVANNAH
EXCITED!

Savannah people are excited az me
great numbers OF sufferers who are now
being cured By that noted specialist. pT.
@. W. Randolph OF ST. Louis. lie viii b
at the Marshall House. III Eass broush-
ton street. Savannah. until NOV. Is We
learn from the STATE and from the state
Treasurer OF South Carolina. also Cob
While Jones. that he cured many slut
terers In Columbia, s. c. LouisYl'e'
Memphis. Birmingham. Mobile. Montgom-
cry and Atlanta papers are loud 10 hS
pnaise.
Sufferers are coming several hundFeo
miles 10 be cured,
Hand this 10 a sufferer. Golden rule.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
DUKES RIVAL KILLED.
MISS VESTS Lover Falls a Victim 60
Boer Mnrksmanrhfp.

London. Oct. Alt IL a strange eolnci-
dence that news OF the death Of Cant
Gordon Wood In South Africa should
reach England almost simultaneously with
the Duke OF Westminster
Capt Wood II the poor young man for
whose love Miss shclagh West. the lovely
daughter Of Mira. CORVALLIS West and
sister OF the Princess OF Piess, threw over
the rich young Duke. who H. dne 10 mr.
rive from the Cape to-day or io-morro "
Lord Roberts reported Capt Woods death
Yesterday.
Wood was AN officer % the Shropshire
Yeomanry. lighting under Lord Methnen.
In the battle at Zeirust on Tuesday he
waa wonnded aud borne % the rear In a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

In che South. viii be the fairy queen. IT,
tania- Miss Ethel Browning. FOR long
time Nat Goodwin's lngenue. will be The
Puck. and four beautiful children will
play the subordinate fairies. Peablossom,
CobYcb. Moth ana Mustardseed. \ large
ballet and chorus Is carried b. the orgsn-
ization.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

This instance q related Of a recent per.
Torrance Of "L'Aigion," by Maud Adams.
The audience. composed largely Of ladies.
held also a dewy-eyed younK woman.
who remarked with a sob sara Bern
hardt Is coming 10 New York soon
"Apd she plays 'L'Aigion. too" was the
Response from her companion.
We'll when she does come and tries 20
play this poor little eagiet. why, Maui
Adams will make her look like 10 cents %
This illustrates In what esteem Miss
Adams Is held by thousands OF young uo.
men who dock TO zee her.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

effect. Nj Howard Gould ss Rudolf ana
RassendY duplicates. his phenomenal hit
Of The Prisoner OF Zenda"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

sherrie Matthews and Harry BulFer
have been for az least few seasons.
two Of the cleverest and funniest men on
the stage and Ia every city they have
a host OF friends who like the peculiar
brand OF fun which they serve up 80 we'll
The friends Of the well known team
have a surprise IA store for them j, Is
sad that THE Might OF enc Fourth" the
nrw farce comedy. especially written for
them Il entirely different from their
former productions. Instead 81 depending
largely on Hpeclslties and joies Il r.
hurrah comedy with a consistent plot
running all tho way through t. and
number OF situations made scrcaminEly
funny by Matthews as the uimbie young
lawyer aud BulFer tho retired ice man,
VINO has nothing but trouble. walter
Jones. % Casino fame. IL with the com
pany and has a capital part 50 is Josie
DeWil,. who win be remembered for her
great success 10 Hotel Topsy Turvy' last
season Norma Whsley. who pays the
part OF wise American girl. ~ a stun
ming beauty. and very competent ec-
trcss Phil Ryley has made hit as
young man who - principally the son OF
bis father. Bessie Tannchil plays a good
character part and leads Tiger Lily
chorus. Tony Hart, HELEN Morrilhs
Adlyn Estee. Bertha Durham and the
famous wisoman's Serenaders are also
with the company. 50 IL viii be seen that
the Dunno and Hyiey all-star cast IS pre-
served intact as a support for Matthews
and Buiger.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Tho First Part" or opening. with
Rusco & Hollands Big Minstrel Festival.
Is said TO bo the most elaborate setting
shown by a minstrel show. IL is called
'~yhs Oriental Terrace" and Is the pei
lection Of the scenic artists ana eiectri-
clans skill In fact, the whole perform
ance 81 marked with beautiful scenery
and wardrobe In every act special seen
cry f. used.
This company carries some Of the larg-
est and hsndsomest cars used by a show
company. their street parade n a large
one. aud everything used ia Il r. carried
BY the organization. The wardrobe. both
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

on and or the stage. is OF che best The
principals this season are Billy Kersands,
John Fucker. McKisslck ana Jones, Han
~ Beauregard. F'osey and Powers. the
Byron family. the flying Banvords. Hi
Hard Brewer. the Arabian Demanites ana
Ftlrber and Davis The beautiful stage
picture Down Among the Cypress, 80
showing the elaborate scenery OF Florida.
and introducing che entire company. II
one OF the olio acts worth mentioning
The scenic establishment OF modern
dramatic productions has been carried 20
an extreme that would seem eXtravagant
were IL not that The pubic has grown 20
demand such perfection OF detail. In the
production OF Rupert OF HenSzau." which
Is 60 be seen In this esty during the pres
ent week. this scenic extravaganza is Civ
en- striking illustration The closing scene
OF The play. Ia particular. f. said TO be
unique in Its conception and striking m
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11
EDUCATIONAL VOTING CONTEST
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Each Coupon must bear the name Of the
person for whom you wish 10 vote.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

jefferson DeAngelis. the comic opera
light. has found new hero. He believes
that the man who ate the FIRST oyster Is
far drawer than soldiers or sailors known
10 history.
Think % itl" said he. &C solitary man
walking along a beach and finding what
Ne now call the luscious bivalve, and
there in bis solitude. when he had no In
tsntions OF suicide and no one 20 look
cut for bic obituary notice, there forcing
apaTt the shell and swallowing the FIRST
Lynnhaven. Wow Think Of u, Talk about
ycur sWashbuckler dramas with your
y ATtagnans and your comic operas with
your Pooh Bahs. II some one would only
write that part ] would like 10 play a. %
surely. Jesf Is kidding.
A prominent actor who has decides 0pln.
ions on the matinee girl says she Is not
the romantic. silly creature she is usually
represented 70 be. but a girl OF good. hard
cannon sense. They don't write mash
notes" he remarks. ana while they like
an actor for mis- good work - a0 actor,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

The coming week will be a good one at
the play house. Mr.. Louis James and
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-11

Enc Ellsler will continue m Barbara
Frietehle" when Julia NARROW lays aside
that play 20 appear Ia when Knightheoi
Was IN Fiower."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New. York, July 1.-The cotton market
opened steady at a decline of to points
English market Immediately after the the
call the market developed weakness of it's
own under generally hearish adyices from
chart indicated warm showers in nearly
every portion OF the cotton territory
which private dispatches stated was
timely and would greatly benefit the crop
On the decline Liverpool and Continent
tai operators were liberal sellers of the
August contract. which easily led the rest
South sold the distant months; room
shorts quietly gathered In profits; while
the unsatisfactory tactics of the market.
Trading was fairly active for Saturday
half holiday. though new speculation,
especially for outside account, did not
come to light. The bulls were dsqulcted
by the gloomy political outlook in China.
with prices net " to 40 points lower. haV-
ing broken at the close Under a bull STAN
ncde and heavy bear hammerng. The
weak cables Monday and favorable
weather predictions AUGUST longs we're
panic stricken and dUInVeg,, over greut
slight reaction at the heavy finish.
New York, July 1t.-Cotton futures op-
ened steady. July 9.S5: August, 9i5; Sop
March. SIS: April $50; May, S.$i
:. Closed s,cader. July, 9.5s; August. OLE;
S.l9 December sic: January. S.l7; F@h.
ruary. Sill: March, 81; April. S.2l; May.
Spot closed quiet middling uplands
lOc.; middlins gulf lOAc
New York. July li-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. Zoe. Stock. il.Sal bales
Total to-day: Net receipts ESQ bales
exports 10 the Continent. 1,2S) bales
stock. l56.6S5 bales.
Tolai since September list: Net receipts
G,iE.l$l bales: exports 10 Great Britain.
2,-ii.59l bales; to the Continent, 100. ~
bales; TO France. Gg3 900 bales
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.

Texas reports heavy rains.
Liverpool spot market deciuel l-ifi
sales, 5000 bales. against GOO bales last
Year. Tho future contract market de-
cnned from > to ~ points. closing un-
United states port receipts yesterday
year
Future contract market In Now YORK
ye9teIdny declined 90 TO 40 POINTS on old
crop months and l. 90 % points on new
crop closing steaaigr july. D,5SG9G2. An
sGst- . l@NglS; Qcioter. S.2sMS.3i; January,
DECLINED Ac. Ailddllur zoe.
rev orleans contract market declined
., points on August. closing ut 9.i3. Mid
ding cotton unchanged at 10 3-lGc
one bale new cotton was received at
Austin, Texas. Oh i2,h instant.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange, Bonis, Grain.
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.
These are Closing Sales
Each Day.

New York, July 1.-THE sole interest
attached to to-dny's stock market WAS as
an example of duilness. In that respect
II was IL true index of the specula tive
condition, which Is one oil entire uncer-
tainty and lack OF conviction. Even the
professional traders who have constituted
themselves the champions OF certain
stocks during the week were not III cyl
denco, and only small trades between the
regular frequcnters OF the noor were
made at any time offerings to sell made
0nduly large iDroadS on prices, because
no one stood ready to buy, and any de-
mand to buy caused u rapid advance,
because no one WAS on hand To soil Most
OF the board members were out OF town
for q holiday, confident that nothing That
could occur would induce amy sudden ac-
tivity to develop.
Some 6esultory efforts were made to adj
vance Union Pacific by making bids for
the next dividend on Il specified number
OF shares at higher figure than. the
secured little ittention. The market was,
as n whole. lower than last night, when
the bank statement appeared. There was
somo buying TO cover shorts, but the
lhrge Increase In reserves and in the sur
plus. attracted even less attention than
did last weeks unexpected decrease.
There was no explanation for tho large
gain In cash. and il WAS generally ac-
ccptcd as the working of the average sys-
tenn I'm the rcCtilicution of last weeks un-
warranted show of Il loss. The Sterling
Exchange market was nominal, as usual,
OH Saturday but the posted rates for de-
mand sterling was advanced Ec. iii re-
sponse to rise in London on discounts.
IL Is pretty certain That these develop
ments fOreShadow an advance IN the
Bapk of England minimum discount rate
and export OF gold from New York last
week
New York money lenders arc anxious to
place call loans on easy terms but the
sitter rates demanded for longer periods
rejects a feeling of uncertainty over the
future, which is doubtless due to the eN-
traordinary conditions OF the international
exchanges. 1t is evident that uncertainty
in the stock market is almost as great t,
and outside the professional operations
referred TO- there is little interest in the
market. With the, reduction of the short
interest and tho taking of profits the
market has been reactionary during the
latter part OF the week.
Bonds have been very little traded I'm, in
spite of the ease of the money market.
and prices have changed little in either
direction.
United States 2's. when issued, and the
SIS advanced Lc. and the old as 3sc. In
tho bid price. The total sales of stocks
to-day were 5000 shares
New York, July 14-Standard Oil, 5.4G9
5.45.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the po-
SilonS of anchorage buoys were
changed July nth, 1900. rs follows:
Arthur Kill. n. Y.-Smoking Point
anchorage Buoy. moved to II point in
- feet OF water. 250 yards NV. from
Smoking Point.
Middle Anchorage Buoy, moved to Il
point in II feet of water. 100 yards n.
by w. from its former position.
Smoking Point. Il. * N; outer end
Of west dock at factory SIC. 4 S.
Harlan Bay, n. J.-South Amboy
Anchorage Buoy. moved to q point in
II feet of water. % yards SW. by S.
OF its former position.
Boundary Beacon. SIC. by r. -1G e. 4;
Center OF Pier karitan River. draw
bridge, NV. Il n.
Raritan Bay Anchorage Buoy. moved
to Il point in IS feet of water, 100 yarS;
y. of its former position.
Boundary Beacon, Sc: Princess Bay
Iight-1Iouse, NE. Lilo e.: Great Beds;
Light-I ousc. NV. by n. Is w.
The bearings are magnetic and the
DEPTHS at mean low water.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
OR Sal.

8 dwcllin6s m the Mottu BLOCK, Client.
Three new houses. ~. IA and 2iG Ave-
nue =, Atlantic C!ty-a bargain.
lcur brick houses on 81. PAU street.
price S2.5o0.p0.
Store rnd dwelling and good business.
Moran avenue.
one house on Scott street. $4,000.
wharf ard warehouse between Com
nctle street and Koanokc Dock.
Vacant lots In al paris OF Tic city.
Valuable water front In Hran.blcton nd-
Joining y. * W H. L. co.
valuable water front IN Portsmouth, be-
tween Ferry DOCK and Navy Yard.
80 Butte street
1lardy warehouse. Nivison street
Nos 6S and 10 POOL street
2Sl CRANKY street.
~ York street
isS Butn street
lGi 4 nd III Brown avcnua
20 York street
IS Queen street.
81 Eanls street.
100 High street.
tDi Park avenue.
100 Iiute street.
10 York street
az and iA Highland avenue.
Dwelling % BcuSh street
dwelling .1i I;Ute street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
MARKETS. SHIPPING NEWS ESTATE BUSINESS

picked hams 1O0loNc. Lard. steady;
Western steamed $7.22M; July closed
$3.50: S. A., sS.o0: compound. GHQGssc.
Pork. firm: family, $l+.501}i5.56 short
clear. T3.23eii5.2o; mess, $i3.25MiiOo. But
ter. steady; creamery, lOl&digc.: State
dairy. l5,@4lSlsc.. Cheese, firm; large
and Pennsylvania, az mark, liGl7c. Coffee,
lilo steady; No Z invoice. 9Ac. Mild.
steady; Cordova 9ialti3isc. Sugar. strong;
fair refining, 5-i5c.. centrifugal 96 test,
! lS-lGc.: nolasses sugar. Lice. Refined,
firm; standard a, $50; ,confecucners \,
cubes, S5l5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
UYAOrS IN COIIISrON

Mt Boston from Apaiachicola. reported
that while anchored off Boston Light
ct AIS p. M. July S. she was run into
by steamer Hyades. from Newport
News with coal. She struck the
schooner on starboard quarter, Just
grazing her and carrying away spank
err boom, fashion piece. Shaving In
three planks and smashing boat;
damage probably amounts to $500. The
Hyades had portion of rail carried
away.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
sloop Georglana, rafting gear. No

Sloop Georglana, rafting gear. Nor
folk to North Carolina.
Sloop Right Bower, rafting gear,
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Stmr. Lucille Ross. towing, Rich
mond to North Carolina.
Barge Virginia. light. Richmond to
North Carolina.
Barge X. c. Works No. /, light, Rich
mond to North Carolina.
Barge Branning No. 1, light, Rich
mond 10 North Carolina.
Barge Draining No. .. light. Rich
mond to North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
SHIPPING REPORT
Foreign ana Constyise.
JULY Il, 1000.
ARRI WE'D

British stmp. oaklands. Grange,
Beaufort. for coal
American stmp. Pleiades. Smith. Bos-
ton. light.
schr. Wm. ]. Lcrmonds. Hopper,
Newport News. light.
Schr. Oracle d. Chambers Bennett,
Boston. cinderS.
Schr. Wm. Young, --, Claybourn.
light.
CLEARED.
British stmp. Oaklands. Grange. ST.
LouS du Rhonc. CoaleJ.
American stmp. pieiades, Smith. Bos-
ton. coal.
schr. f:cbecca J. Moulton. -. Ber-
nuda coal
schr. Fannie c. Bowen. Chase, Fall
River. coat
scir. John Il. Reese. -, Baltimore
lunhcr
SAILED.
British stmp. Caklands, Grange St
Luos du l,hone, coaled.
Norwegian stump. Iangford. Hellie-
som Newport, England. coalcd
Danish stmp. Louisiana. Jensen. New
Orleans CualCd.
Harsea Frank Pcndeton ana Sever
cign of the Seas, Boston. coal.
hnTEc Vastly. Fawtucket. coal.
~ Ee hIaiestic. Providence. coal.
Vug Asher J. Hudson. Johnson tow
ms harsrs Wm Z. McCabe and c. X.
Bowen. lumber, Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
BOND MARKET.
New York, July Nth, 1906.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York, July li,-Money on cali norni
nal. Irime, mercantile paper Ss,Gila per
cent t SiIering Exchange nrm. with ac-
4 so5s fer demand ana Mt 4Siis FOR siytV
days. Commercial bills, Is3& al SSia: sii-
yer certiic3tes tls3q62%,; bar silver, SIS:
steady; state bonds. Inactive; railroad
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
NEW YORK PROVISION MARkET

New York, duly 14.-Flour. weak and
lower TO sell. Closed entirely nominal:
winter patents, si.ooaieO: Minnesota p BAT
lents. s4;50atl g. Rye Flour. steady; fair
TO good, sa156ss.%o. Corr Meal, quiet.
Rye, quiet Barley, nominal Wheat.
spot weak No. 3 red. s5Ssc Corn spot
ffmi no. 2. 5lisc. Oats, spot quiet; No. 2,
90: Beef, quiet; family, si050GSl2. 90: mess.
$S.uoG9.51. Cut Meats, steady; picked
bellies. S154Qaoc,: picked shoulders. 6#4c.;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
PASSED THE CAPES.

Over the Weather Bureau wire from
it's station at Cape Henry the follow
ing vessels were reported for yestcr-
day, closing ut p. M:
ln-British stmp. Oalklands. Il. m.
British stmp. Rappahannock, 2:40 y.
m. for Newport News; tug III. +.
Luclenbach. towing barge Brooklyn. 8
y. IN.
Out-Norwegian stmp. Peter Jebsen.
II a. m: tug Edgar Il. Luckenbach,
with three barges. B p. III.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-15
ALBEMAEIN AND CHESAPEAIlr e,
CANAL co. ARRIVALS.
~rIIfrrtTTstb HNTI

NpltYfiiiDt ND.
Simr Chowan, towing North Caro-
hue go Norfcih.
hatae 40. i, lumber North Carolina
10 Norfolk.
soop Georgia. light North Carolina
TO NOIfulh.
,smr Iel Virginia, light North Car
DINA 10 Norfolk.
Srmr l.. d Lee. raft mill logs. North
Carolina 10 Norfolk.
sli,t. oue merchandisc. North
Sunr. Grace Titus, towing. North
Carolina to Norfolk.
H"EEe Israel NJ. Durham railroad
tics. North Carolina 10 Philadelphia.
Strr NJ. II. Harlow. towing. North
Carolina to Norfolk.
H"fHe Robert doCoy. cooper logs
North Caroline 30 Norfolk
Sarge Eity Point. cooper logs, North
Carolina to NORFOLK
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Stinr. Nettie. towing, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
barge Carolina. light. Baltimore to
Schr. ]. 7. Iiavens. light, norfolk to
North Carolina.