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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-14

TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, Feb. 12.-Today's condi-
tion of the treasury: Available casl
balance, $141, ,136,SS6; gold reserve, SAL
$40, ,1S1.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-14

Fairy breath" cake-faky pie crust
and aDpetzing biscuits are the results
Of Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-14
THE FIRST GLIMPSE.

1t was just 7:30 o'clock when the tug
Vossburg, off Fire Island with a power
full marine glass, caught the glimpse of
Il light far away to the eastward. 1t was
so faint and fickering that for time the
observer was uncertain whether it was Il
light or an illusion. But it was light. The
tiny light grew brighter momentarily.
A ship was coming in undoubtedly. But
was it La Gascogne? They had been
chasing lights for a week which all
proved to be wil-o'- '-the-wisps as far as
La Gascogne was concerned. 1t was the
rule to speak every ship that might be the
La Gascogne.
Half an hour after the first glimpse
of a light the World men on the Voss-
burg made out three lights at the mast
head of the steamer. There was joy on
Vossburg then. The lights spelt almost
La Gascogne." They told a story of II
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-14

cident but for a terrible storm which be-
set the disabled vessel on the 4th inst.
1t struck while the ship was lying to
making repairs. The vessel pitched and
tossed frightfully in the gale, apd for
the first time since the break down the
passengers began to feel uneasy. The
engineers We're unable TO work because
of the violent tossing of the ship. 1t was
impossible to handle the heavy pieces of
machinery. For Al hours the vessel lay
to while the engineers did their utmost to
make temporary repairs again. 1t was
impossible to make a perfect job, owing
to the constant increase in the extent of
the derangement to the machinery, and
the speed of $50 miles, which was made
after the first few days, had to greatly
after the first few days, had to be greatly
reduced.
A gale burdened with sleet and snow
came out of the west with terrific force,
and the vessel pitched and tossed dread
fully. Passengers and crew realized
the seriousness of their position then and
for the first time signals were displayed
of distress. She signed by signal that she
was disabled. but it was not until yes
tcrday that she sighted and signalled a
mast. She was an English steamer.
She answered the signals, but proceeded
on her way. She was too far away to
understand that La Goscogne required
assistance. The passengers would not
have expressed anxiety but for this. The
ship was frequently beset by gales
which at times threatened to founder
the vessel; and that they were aboard a
disabled vessel, in terrible storms, made
many of the passengers very gloomy in
deed. Too much in praise of the captain
and the officers who manly brayed the
dangers can not be said.
1t was after midnight when La Gas
cogne reached the bar, where she an
chored for the night. She will doubtless
reach her dock at O'clock this morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1895-02-14

If this be coffee give me tea; if this
be tea give me coffee. The ordinary judg-
ment is / don want either My grocer
must give me DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and no other.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
September 70. 1898.
y ARRIVALS.

l5r. stmp. Sphcroid. Snowman, Pas
cagoula To Dordrecht. to VIM. Lamb *
Co. Coaled and sailed.
,Schr. Grace G. Bennett. with phos-
photc. to Baugh. Sons * Co.
Schrs. X Il II. Hargraves. Risley. Ban
gor, Me: May Mcfarland, Small:
Maud Sherwood. Kelley. New Bedford,
ana Mary T.. Palmer, Haskell Port
land, TO VIM. Lamb & Co. for coal.
Schr. Mary l.. Graham, Medley. New
York, light
schr: Charles II. sprague. Harper,
New York, light.
Schr; VIM. p. Hilton, Horner, New
York. light.
sGhr l.. Q. c. Wishart, Carlow, New
schr; y. H, Eurrow. Walton. New
York. light.
Schr. Grace c.. Bennett. Hopkins.
Philadelphia. with coal.
Schr. Mary and Francis. Smell. Bal
tiinorc to North Carolina.
Schr. Geo. NJ: Grant. Pelton. Provi-
uthcc' to WIN. Lamb Il Co, for coal
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Maggie }. Lawrence has gone
To ~IaInbcrts Point to load coal for
Charleston.
Schr. James Ponder arrived in suf-
folk.
The fleet left Hampton Roads this
morning.
APE liehfE, va. sept. 26.-l2 M
Clear South wind: Is miles. Light
sea.
CLEARED.
Barges EMO Soulc and Frank Pen
dleton. Hohokcn or New York, with coal.
Tug Croatan with tow OF %schooners
for North Carolina.
SAILED.
Schr. Alice b. Phillips. Crossley.
bridgeport. with coal.
Schr. Lizzie II. Brayton. Rogers.
Providence. with coal.
Schr. Helen ii. Benedict. Brocket.
Boston, with coal
Schr. u. /. Hazard. Raford. Whining
ton, n. G.. with coal.
Schr. Joseph Luther, Francis. Saco.
Me. with coal.
London. with coal.
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L,oE RICHMOND, PETERSBURG. OLD 10 ut
J. Cl.AREMoNr. NEWPORT NEWS aud .Ianrs
patIon tOInpany', i.ie-auI Steamer rO, a tu,It,
lca'eN Clyie's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY aud SATURDAY At : a. m. ioucIiny
At Portsmouth, uld Point, Newport News goiue
anu lcinrnins, arriving at ihchmond SpoIt = p
i;ichaIond Sl.HU, fare TO l;ichni"nd and return
$50: are 10 Kichni nd sccond-c!ass 81. Iickcis
much ch" iper tia by any other r"uieto Rich.
iuond. Petersburg. NaS"Tly, I!Icssiori aud s]tation.
on Atlantic and Danvil!e railroad ami All poinf,
via Richmond. Tickets Tor sale at ticket apencie,
of Wake & son. II Brandt and on board stealner
10 frright received daily, Sunday excepted. for
hllabove named pcints.
JAMES W. M~tCAERICE.
Agent,
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Now York

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Flour. closed firm.
demand fair; Winter wheat. low grades.
s2.l5a2,50; DO. fair to fancy. g. 60a3. Is:
DO. patent, S3.3la so: Minnesota clear.
S2.50a2.!U, do patents. 10. 2OaI 10. low extras.
S2.l5a2.5O: city mills. Sj.75ai.UO. 10 patents.
93.9Oa4.S5. Southern flour closed quiet and
firm; common to fair extra. 81. ua2. 70;
good to choice. do. a2,sOa5. 10. Wheat,
c!osel dull and stea ~; No 2. red,
store ana elevator. is 3.4c; ationt.
6dc; ungraded 7las3c; No .. red, C3,c. Corn,
closed quiet and steady; No ,. 33c.
elevator: Sc. niloat: ungraded mixed, 5si
ab'sc; steamer mixed, 6I:a5s;c; No 2,
4s!a49ic. Oats closed dull, m 1cd firm,
white &c lower: No 2. 2i!c; 40 . white, nc:
mixed Western. 2ia>Gc. Cut meats. closed
quiet and steady; pickeled bellies. Sc;
shoulders. tic; hams. 3k9 lie; mlddles nom
maj; short clear. $3.50. Lard. quiet and
firm; Western steam cio.ed at SOU bi ::
city. at - 95oG. Pork. dull ana steady:
me1s. f?.5Ua9. 7j: extra prime, omlnal
~CoNee-Rio. steady and dull: No Z, l5,c.
Sngar-haw, closed quiet and firm; lair re-
timing, 3.n3 Lac; oil A. 4 i-lGai 5-lSc:
mould a.. 4 ll-l6ais; standard a. i ZIG
a. Use: cut loaf. 3 l-l6a5 Lie. crushed,
B l lGa6 Lie; powdered. / ll-lGa 4 rs: gran.
hlated. i 1-lGai 3-ii cubes, 4 ll-lG,i 7-e,
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=, GUIDE.
h 0DD0AIKI0N steamship
F&- COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

PAssENGER SHIPS, AXE APPOINT
'fD = 70 smik IgSY Nor Wkn On =. NOS
TnthsDA3 AND sAruKDrAAYiN at TO
F. rr r.: lSrSsa Ny I'm EGrk on y MoMpAYs.
Passenger accommodations unsurpass-
Fare. incindins meals ana state
Fare. round trip, limited to thirty
For ,,ckcts ana reservation Of state 10 70
Eon klCmMoSD-shi5s leave Nor
NJ Nswp seSfS 9 Sr'wSaH S Every p sm 81; aaa le ans
TUESDAY evening, arriving at Rich
I'M. ~sCHrnGLE or STEAMERS
N0rthampton Lnray, Aeeomack. Enola
FOR Old rOINT-At 6, ego and Ills
= III. and 4l5 p. M. pprthsrnoutr. t.i5,
Wharf, Norfolk, at G:3O, { and 1880 Il. m.
roe liAMrroN--At Ills n. m. and
4:3o p. m; Portsmouth at 1905 aand 3:O5
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
= m Bay Line Wharf at 8 y. IN. Tues
days. AZ $50 p. m; Portsmouth. a45 p.
m. Ray Line. I y. m. ON Mondays and Sat-
FOR EAST AND WARE RIVERS
nhilS eNt.ns Sunday. leaving c~ompany'a
wharf At $50 "a: m. Portsmouth. GAS a.
m: Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk, Z a. m.
mOR BACK AND pOQuOSIN RIVERS
touching At Ola Point. leaving Com
lanyS wharf daily except Sunday At
Il a. m: Portsmouth G:lj Al. m: Bay Line
wharf; Norfolk at GO u. m. returning
FOR. SEVERN RIvER-Tuesday.
thursday and Saturday from Compnny'a
wharf at ESQ a IN. Portsmouth, GAS a.
m: lay Line. Norfolk, Z IL. IN.
rOK .NANSEMOND RIVER AND
SUFFOLK ~ 8 y. M: Portsmouth. 3:IO
NJ. c~onnertir; at Suffolk with 3. and
g X. x. Freight Tor Matthew'S, Back.
~I'Ouuosin. Ware Severn and Nansemond
ilvrrS must DE prepaid.
NORTH CAItOI.INA DIVISION-For-
merry \. y. and w. D.. L.-Stcamer Albe-
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, N.
G.. Mondays at 4 II. m: Tuesdays ut /
=; m; carrying freight and passengers for
40 and PamliCo rivers.
n. and s. X. X. DEPOT.
Freight received daily cxccpt SUNDAY
M II. CfOWELI., Agent.
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Rattipu orc Markets..

B%AITlMoHr, Sept. 2G-Fiour closed firm.
Western supertne, s2.25a2.i 40: western
extra. S2.55a2,S so; do Family. S3.Una
$50: winter wheat patents. -. 35a3 60: spring
do IS. 45a3.75: 10 strnignt. 81 Oa3. 80. Wheat
closed active and higher: &c . rod, G3lc Bill.
steamer No : red. 90 l-2c; Southern
wheat by sample. G3aGlic: do on
grade, GlaG4c. Corn closel duh:
No mixed, spot. $50 bid; southern
white corn, 39c; do yellow, 4laA2c.
Oats. closed very firm: No 9 white
" Western. 2Ia27lc; No 9 mixed Western. 24la
2'c. Provisions, steady; mess pork, 4ll 90;
bu!k shoulders. Csc, short rib sides. 7c: clear
sides, &c; sugar cured shoulders, Sc: hams.
small. llic; large. III. Lard. refined. nc.
Coffee. firm; No I. Ice. Sugar, strong; gran
ulated, $5.5 81.
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GrOcSrtes.

CofrEE-Steady; Rio. common. l6lai7lc:
tair. l8inl"c: Good. 20a2Uic: Choice,
ZInZl!c; LaGuayra. 2ilc; Java. 29a 3Olc.
ofRufs AND Enthusiastically; Syrnps.
fright. lsa23c. Fair Grades, lG a20c; Porte
Rico, 16, 90 and 26c, as to grade.
NEW onLrANs MoI.sssEI-Quiet; Fair, zoe
70: Good. 36a40c; Choice, 45o.
FLOUR Market easy. Western Spring
Mhest. Best Patent Family. s4.5U: Winter
Wheat. Choice Patent Family. 81. 90: Choice
straight family. $500: Good Family, $40;
rair Family, $50; Good Low Family, So, IS;
Good Extra, 1913.
S.lT-firm: Liverpool Fine. 81. GOAL. 10;
G. A. 55a65c, as to weight.
per bushal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

S2.75: North Carolina Cut Herring. s3.25a
$40: Eastern. III barrels. 81. 75a3. UU.
MISS PoRK-New, 1915.
HAM-Pork. 1915.
HAMs-Smithiiel /. lIa1fc.
BuII MEkrs-Clear rib. 1885; fat bncks.
sos: bellies. 6. 20aG. 90. us TO size pieces. pork
plato. 5.35. ~
SnoCLpEns-Sugar cured. Tic.
BAcoN-Shoulders. 7Ic.
BREASTs-sugar cured, lOic.
I-ARD-Pure lard. tlerces, Tat Lilo az to
cases and tubs, TO over ~tierces: compound.
DC: ticrces. in cases, 5.c.
oHEEsE-Cream. lOal0Ic; Western Dairy,
State. dairy, new. 2la23c; fresh creamery,
2ia25c: Western. lGalSo.
hEIosENE Oh-Eirm: l12 degrees. IL c
w degreeai i3ic; Red. 100 degrees. lie
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Cotton MurKrts.

NEW YORK. September 2~G.-Cotton futures
closed steady. Sales. 49, SUI bales. Miidling
gulf, IS: midGlimg uplands. 7 5-S. Seu-
tember. 8 IS. October. 3 81; November. 5 So.
december. s 81; January. S "a: February,
6 80; March, 8 st; April. 3 90; May. $ ~.
Total net receipts NJ all ports to-day, o..
TSt.
lotai so far this week: Net receipts lg2 :
or; exports Great Hitain, y ,l3g; France.
200: Continent, 4 300.
Dol. Sept. 2G.-l2:30 u. m-Cot-
ton. large business lone prices firm; Amer.
'can middling. i 1924. Sales, 20, 900 bales;
american, 1920. speculation aud export,
! ,oOU ba.e'; receipts. bales,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

SOUTHERN FRCIrS-Bauanas, 81. O1sl. o5 nor
bunch: orang 3. Sorreuto. per box, s9'5O
coc anus. si.0J per bag OF iUO; pineappIe,
ntsc lemons, $500; Northern apples,
S2.2Ja3. 50. F'
ems. l2a20r.
E6os-Wholesslc. i3c per doz.
BrfswAx-25c per pound.
ihucH-Irish Notwithstanding potatoe 3.
Si''3 per Tag. Onions, $500 per bag.
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~" ~ pai!, Connect, with l. r,,o,t.
9ll points >.uIL. !" - Tram s'tor
~. los Daily except sunday, make, clos, o
'''tSh ~ liol'goOd iOr Washington, ". KIns.
ioh' ~ Iyniouth y. G. aud all Eastern ca.
Ina points: alto al Rocky Mount win arp
Tram Tor all points South. l."
lhhms arrive At Norfolk G:Oj D.. Ia. daily. Ala,
al iV-oA. N. Tally, except Sunday.
n"sf"g- eiiccEtd NJ Companys Norfolk wharf
u as Al "hirr Of Passenger and Ticket Agent.
For tirl .ts 10 at points South, ~sltepin, 90.
Reservation and general inlotmatlOiiu, cail on %,
adde's, j. A. NEUGEBAUEis. "
passenger and Ticket Agent,
JAMES L. MAUtfN,
General Forwarding Agent.
T.. NJ. EMIRSON,
6. II. efHt FL, ' As'A'
General sanager. Norfolk.
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Miners Transportation @
DIRECT

-
FNE ROrTON. PEOVGpCNCE AND SAVANNAH
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud lklUAI
at I p IN. FU!: BOSTON
FOR PROVIDENCE
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
at L -. III.
ARE TO BOSrJS AND
First class including meals aui saloon
u GROOM ueith %
Second class :%mcn.d,ns meals amt i,crti .. aUI
.'T .,NANSAI.
Livery WEpAEopAl AID SATURDAY, At "a. IN.
F~ate-Firat class, including meals aui
fart-second class, Including meals and
bunk n,
iriIsh+O!v fIrIknt bcnl "a. IIV.IIcu.c I,r-
wHrGei by early train 10 l.Os,Or, and at th sauna
rate ~ by direct steamers 10 Boston.
itrishable / rciehts not receive iaiet than -.
r. III. on .ailitg days Of Boston ships. $50 ,.iih;
days OF Providence shtIs.
~ 4utt"vI u,to, NATION 'it"; -
l.. II. WRIGHT. Agent, Norfolk. VI
y. 4. STElibiNS, Asst Tarii Mgr.
W. f.lusNEli, General Pass. Agent.
>. WHITNEY. Traffic. Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Md.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27

,IaIIv II-IIreakfast. u-,innc- s-Cnnuo-
man =. '"n'ect Ut Weldon with y. G. Line. Full
VI" an Wt"ieIs tsnonth TO TO Atlanta. Ga.
neeissi ragkiin with steamers olive Tor Elem
- u LiIH ne on the, river. Connects ut
nni WIN southern Railway for Ashcviiie. y.
l.. 3. ''int' on me w ~ {.
M i0J and Il. vesiibule Limited Train yo
extra lirr Weldon TO Atianta. Pullman Se.r.r
u r'sniOuth TO Ni,nta, ga. onmeIs uuertly nj
atlanta. with W and \. X. Il. tor Chattnuno,.r,
Nashville, aud al points West Couu,,ts riiD
and W ,. Il. i. for Mobile Montgomery. New
ORLEANS and all points Southwest. ~ '"
ARRIVE.
NO. 80, AilHIiIa .Dccial 1:Sua m
NO. IS. Mail and Erp press 5:l, y IN.
iot tltLeis ana language checked 10 all points
south ana southwest, sleeping car reservation and
T. neral inlorni.t on, cal on or address W. V. II.
W ililsi,is; n. High stte.t Portsmouth. H.
T. J. ANDERSON. !. w. BROWN. JE.
Gen. fass. Agent Pass. aud Ticket Agt.
E. 81. JOHN, JuEN X. WINDEH
Niee-President General Manager.
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ROANOKE, NoEroLK AMI

ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
Commencing sunday. September LIST.
1925. the steamers of this line VIII leave
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday ANA
:e!urday night Tor baltimore. and leave
baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
at > u, M.
Freight received only on sailing davs.
Telephone y VIM. RANDALL,
AI.Uf
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Norfolk cotton Marked.

OFFINT OF HE NlNGlNIAN,
NoEFoLE, Va. September. %, 1895.
Seaboard Airline liailroad-For Norfolk.
~; otter points, 500 bales.
Norfolk and Carolina i,ailroad-For Nor
folk, 3; other points. - bales,
Atlanlc anu Dnnvi lie Nalroad-For Nor.
folG; 8l2; Other BON. -
Norfolk ana Southorn Hailroaa-For Nor.
folk, !: other rointi. Il.
through, -. '
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-27
NORFOLK 3 SOUTHERN R.. R, CO,

sSai HiP mHb d ExF Ft:EHeT F.! !HIy MIX lSt5.
EoLk k,, daily texxGep, Sunday 40 = m.
Ferry, Roper. Pantcgo. B~.lhavcm. Etc
Connects al Edentou with n. and $. r. X.
steamer as follows: Daily CoNccpt sun
DAY. THuKSDAY and S.NTURDAY for
al landings on Chowan river. ON MON
"a anq Eriday for Scuppcrnong river.
Connecting at Hrllhaven with steamer
Virginia Dare for Mu~kcleyvillc. South
Creek; Aurora. Washington and intcrmc-
EyENlNG EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
E0Lik i;iO p; M. daily except Sunday FOR
tons. Connects at Elizabeth city with
Inc tcameI Mouse. Tuesday; Thursday
land and Morehead city. Kinaton ana
JaefsoHville, W~ll min H 4. T. and and t ali
ARRIVE AZ NORFOLK.
sMAil; AND EHpiiESS sally Except
(cxccpt sunday at ii a. m. Connect With
all rail and steam lines at Norfolk Tor
the North, East and West. Passenger
FOLK ana Western depot. Freight sta
ton OF Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD DO,
and East via Norfolk and NHorffoolkT G nnG
Southern Railroad to Eastern North Cay.
DINA.
Freight received daily until : p IN. and
foIwarely promptly at low rate.
For further Information nDbly to tho
General Onicc of ,hc n. ana S. Il. II. Co,
Norfolk. Va.
II. G. HUDGINS.
General Freight ana Pass. Agent.
M. X. KING.
General Manager.
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GRIMM.

PEAs-Steady: Black eye peas, 81 90
per bag:Black. 50a55c per bushel.
C~oRS'-Soutnern white. quiet, Csc.
OArs-Steady; Mixed. 32c.; white. $50.
MILL FEED-Markct steady: Brau. sl7. so;
snipstuii' or middlings. $500; lueal, white
Ooltcd, per so lbs. SIC. 1850
liAY-No. l Timothy. SIT. 90; No. 2. els.
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r@'Is GUIDE.


I lie N2RFOLk. ALBEMARLE AND
g., ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
SlLAS w. BURT and w. VAN NOR
TN FABhf: No. 6-IN EFFECT. SUN
DAY. SEPT. Y. 1895. at . o'clock II. m.
DAILY Except SUNDAY.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
':Vo n, m mixed: arrive Virginia Beach,,
$40 II. III.
n:N u: m. local express: arrive Virginia
Beach. ll:ij n. m.
S'Vo p. m. local express: arrive Virginia
'''o y. m. local express: arrive Virginia
Bench, 6:l5 y. III.
LEANE VIRGINIA BEACH:
WOO Il, m, local express. arrive Norfolk,
9t5 "A. nj.
l2t6 u. m. mixed; arrive Norfolk. 1:55
4:l5 p. m. local express: arrive Norfolk.
800 y. in.
c:ao p NJ, local express; arrive Norfolk.
I:lJ y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
LEAVE NORFOLK.
lo:O r.. m, local express. arrive Virginia
Beach, ll:lI Il. III.
S.W D. m. local express. arrive Virginia
Beach, 3:ij ". III.
LEAVE VIRGINIA REACH
l;3o y. m, local express; arrive Norfolk,
500 p. ~. local express; arrive Norfolk.
Trains stops only on signals at in,crmc.
uiatt stations To put Off or alike on pas
Local Express trains make tho fri, IN
forty-iivc minutes. ~ "
u. l.. HOLLAND.
General superintendent.
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L'CunUt MnrLct.

Market dull; Prime, Sc; strictly prime,
sc: fancy, SIC; common, 2a2ic; Spanish,
clio.
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ATLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL-
WAY.
SCHEDULE y EFFECT MARCH

=
18TH. 1895.
cave Shippers Compress Wharf. daily.
2:2O a; IN. West Norfolk. GAS u. IN. Tor
Butalo ,lithia Springs. Danvilc and all
lnt1rincdihtc stations; arriving ut Buffalo
l.ithla Springs at $50 p. m; Danville, 3:25
y, III: Leave Norfolk o:2O q. m, West
:S0rioik; ";40 u. m. Leave Lawrence
VILE Tally teNccpt Sunday at 600 Il. M.
arriving at ~i1anville at 1000 a. m.
Connection made at Danville and JEFF
ffeiS Junction for all points In ne South
crn Railway System: at Denniston June
ton for Durham. South Boston and all
points, on the Durham Division of the
n. and W. Il. II.
Al rams make connection for Buffalo
Litiiia Springs excepting Sundays.
pullman slrcprrs between Danville.
Asheyillc., Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis
Tickets en- sale and baggage checked
nj Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf. Norfolk; w. V. H. ms
Agency, Portsmouth.
w. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
G. o. ltAINES,
Superintendent
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CIrBE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
SliiI'S FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iii
rect line from Norfolk TO Philadelphia
Until! further orders. mers are an
pointed To sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. Wednesday ana Saturday at ) u
m, and from Philadelphia every TUESDAY
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills of lading TO all points
South and Southwest via Scabunrd All
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia,
Tcnnesse Air Line Railroad.
JAMES ". McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va.
W. L. CLYDE. ~ co.
Agents. Fhiladclphin.
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Norrot.K Va. September 20. 1875
PrOvtsIDns.

!Eh-Mackerol. No .. III kegs. $50: new.
cnlsil. Sl2. so: new. medium. SI2.u0 No in
pegs, 1879; Herring, Family Roe, / barrel,
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
NeStibulc limifpd

NtSlipuit l.iHliteu.)
Leave Norfolk 4:35 p. m,
arrive Richmond 90 i. IN .
connecting for Washington,
Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. Returning leave
Richmond 500 a. m. arrive
Norfolk HE'S a. III. Stops
only at Suffolk. Wuvcrly
and Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
Tor passage on these trains.
Other daily tta!ns leave
Norfolk TAO IL. m, arrive
ut Richmond II :O5 u. IN. Re
turning, leave Richmond 40
y. m. arrive at Norfolk 10 :25
y. NJ.
For further Information as to tickets.
rates. baggage. checks. ctc.. call on or
address r. w. COURTNEY. District
Passenger Agent; c. II. BOSLEY, Ticket
Agent. l@d Main street. or c. f.. Finch.
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western raII-
road. W. E. BENlLL,
General Passenger Agent,
General OFFICE, RoanoHr. Va
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Al trains sto2 at Club Stations on signal
or notice to Conductors.
tickets tntst be shown III gates at No =
ioik ana Ocean View before entering.
AS Doth entrar &c and exit gates are
provided at Norfolk and Ocean View. pas
SellseTS must use same to avoid confusion.
an freight must be at Station fifteen
minutes before leaving time OF trains.
Seats In Parlor Car IL cents in addition
10 regular fare. w. a.. BARRETT. Jr.,
General Manager.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NJ NJ : : w, W HarfolkaWsstsrnR.R
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 70. 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN MAY Il, 1885.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
$40 a. III. The Chicago Express-For
Petersburg. Richmond and
Washington also. fog
~lynChburE. Roanoke. Rad
ford, Bluetield. PoCahontas,
kcnova. Columbus and Chi
cage. Sleeper Roanoke to
Columbus without change.
Also for PULASKI. Bristol.
Knoxville. Chattanooga and
intermediate Points.
1000 y. III. For Petersburg. Radford.
Pulaski, Bristol: also for
Blueticld. and Pocuhontas:
also for Rocky Mount and
all stations on Winston
Salem Division. Has Pull
man sleeper Norfolk to
Roanoke. Connects at Roa-
noke ut 500 Il. IN. with
Washington and C~hattanuo-
"a. limited for all points
South and West Pullman
slccpcrs Roanoke to Mem
phis and New Orleans Din
Ing car attached.
a Il RI E.-Norfo!k daily. $50 IA. m,
HIS a. M, 1925 y. IN.
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iOiI0wb:
Out Loaf. Of
Powdered NJ
GrauulRtcd... 4 20
Confecnoners' Standard 'A"........4 SO
American on ~
franklin, nearly white IL" .....,....4 23
centennial. bright yellow "B"........4 90
California a III
Frnhkiin Standard extra "C".......,.3 81
keystone extra &C. 4 ri
American extra q 75
Nearly White New Orleans Smear. -
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N'aliE except. Sunday. Other time daily
No. For West Clifton Forge. Daily
rom Portsmouth to Richmond. Except
sunday Richmond to West Clifton Irurlc.
,arlor ear Old Point TO West Clifton
No. For Cincinnati daily. Pullman
Sleeper Richmond TO Cincinnati and Cor.
louisville 10 Louisville and ST. Louis.
Meals served ON Dining Cars west OF Cor
louisville.
No. 3-For Cincinnati daily. Pullman
SlrcpGri OLD Point To Hinton and dor
louisville" to Cincinnati and IouisvjII.
Meals served on Dining Cars west OF C;or-
louisville.
Steamer Louise arrives ut Norfolk daily
u % noon and 700 y. III.
For further Information apply to
X I. BROOKE. Passenger Agent.
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN d.. POTTS.
Division PASSENGER Agent