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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23

Uncle Zeke ON the Financial Problem.
Old Uncle Zeke, the character of the
City market, Is back again, brown jeans
trousers with the blue patch on the south
side, bald head, with bunch of white
whiskers above each ear, square brass rim
med spectacles, crooked hickory cane and
all.
He was holding forth yesterday to q
crowd of his admiring friends concerning
his travels, and telling them that in spite
Of freezes there was 10 such place as Flor
ida.
"I see In de Times Union, " said the old
man, "dat dere's gwinter be millions er
melons dis year; dat de crap is gwinter
be, 'cordin to dc calkulashuns oh de rail
road men, near on about ten times what it
had been in de pass-and bless your soul,
honey, soon as l seen dat de old man pack
up his gripsack and take de fuss train to
de Ian of flowers"
The old fellow gave expression to his de-
light by calculating "Yum, yum, yum, Z"
and he punctured the expression by whirl.
ing his hickory stick in the air and bring
ing the point down with a thud, mean
while giving his head an electric tremble
that made the lips flap.
'Dere may be melons and melons, said
colored man in the group. Melons am
good, it is true; but, look yer, man, what
am worryin me Is dish yer financial prob
lem"
Uncle Zeke lowered his spectacles to the
tip of his nose and looked over them at the
darky with a severity that would have
killed an ordinary coon, but this one was
a barber, and nothing short of lightning
can phaze barber, especially IL he be of
the colored persuasion.
"Humph!' calculated the old man.
Financial problem. What in de debbil
you wanter worry bout evils dat we know
not Of, when we got de melons dat we do
know Of? I got dat financial problem, as
you calls 1t, settled long ago and settled
by the Scriptur', and, bless God, you can't
go behind dc big book. Hits dish yer way
Let dc legislature pattern after de legisla.
ture OF old and reinjuvenate de year OF
jubilee
whats dat?" asked the barber.
Don't you know what the year of ju-
bilee Is, you thick headed nigger, you?''
asked Uncle Zeke. "You don'tS Well, you
better go learn your A b C's In de Sun
day school. In dc olden time de year of
jubilee come every 80 years, and every 90
years the rich man got to divide all he got
with the poor man. Now, my plan Is TO
have de rich man divide more frequent"
but, said the negro barber, with a
triumphant wink at his fellows, "if dey
was to divide wild you tomorrow, you
would be as broke and wild az big IN appe-
tite for fried catfish as you's got right
now. No, sir, you wouldn't have cent.
What you gwinter do denp'
Keep a-dividin, said Uncle Zeke, and
down came the cane with such resound-
Ing whack that 1t shut of all debate
Florida Times Union.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23

Noe Honorzry PsDibsarsrs, bus simply :
Meeting Of the Lunscy Committee.

! Net Honorary PsDlbsarsrs, but simply .
| Meeting Of the LunsOy Committss.
had been sitting I'm the reading room
of one Of the down town clubs for an hour
smoking and gazing. noticed broken
procession filing through the doorway FOR
some time. / noticed that as each man
passed and was caught up by the elevator
he seemed to be- sad-at least he looked so.
Now. there Is nothing unusual In seeing
one sad looking man In the street, but TO
notice dozen well dressed individuals one
after another enter a building and disap-
pear arouses ones curiosity. Then 1t CO.
CURED to me that perhaps these gentlemen
were honorary pallbearers, who wcro COM
inQ together to criticise God for removing q
man from the community whose great vir-
tues and graces had never before been duly
appreciated There Is no human being so
solemn and so full of regrets as the honor
ary pallbearer.
asked one of the old members Of tho
club II he knew why 30 many solemn look
ing individuals were coming In, one after
the other.
"It Is the monthly meeting Of the luna
cy committee" he said.
looked at him and saw that he was In
earnest. I repeated what he had said, on
an Acknowledgement
"You do not understands" he asked.
I told him his remark was puzzle, at
least to me.
"Well, he answered, "every one Of the
men you see Is a business man, each stand
ing high In the estimation Of the commu-
nifty. Each is supposed to be shrewd in
finance and long sighted in speculations
and deals But once month they come
in here and dine among themselves and
tell their monetary experiences. Some
times they act individually In these mat
ters and sometimes collectively. After a
recital of the transactions Of each or all
they take vote as to the lunacy of each.
mot long ago they were called upon to
act in collective capacity on a proposition
that required the loan of 81, 900, 900. After
they had discussed 1t they resolved to make
the venture. 1t was not week before
they had called meeting. They had heard
which they should have heard
in advance of the transaction. They ap-
pointed a select committee to investigate,
and when the committee had done so 1t
reported to the committee of the whole.
The chairman of the select committee told
me about it. He said the report was brief.
1t was this.
"Resolvcd, That we have been a lot Of luna
Hcs
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
Chairman of the Committee.

"Then the chairman Of the committee
of the whole stood up and said, AS many
as are of the opinion that we have been say
aye There was not dissenting voice.
The chairman spoke again, AS many as
are of the opinion that we still are make 1t
manifest by the same sign. And that was
unanimous.
"Ever since then those men have called
themselves the lunacy committee, and
they meet once month for the purpose Of
deciding the degree of their lunacy. -
Chicago Mail
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
4 Gloomy Picture.

LONDON, May 23.-The Marquis Of Sails
bury, addressing a meeting Of the privy
council last night at Brandford, attributed
the stagnation Of capital to the distrust Of
the present government. He said that
there are sullen ranks of half-starvsd
laborers who, II the unemployed capital be
invested, would enjoy an unrestricted In
dustry and happy home. But, between
the overnowing Golfers and the suffering
laborers, there flows black, impossible
stream Of distrust
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23

SYRACUSE, May 23.-When Tom Rex
was asked last night what he intended to
do, now that the L. A. w. has declared
johnson q professional, said: "You can
cay positively that we win not 70 to
France or abroad TO ride We will find a
way to get along In this country" John
son agreed with his manager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
BRers Bitten.

ATLANTA, May 23.-The order OF rail-
way conductors exonerated Grand Secre
tary Daniels Of the serious charges made
against him by the Camden IN. J)
division, and ordered the division dis
ciplined for circulating the charges.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23

SHANGH.) J, May 23.-There is local
rumor here to the effect that China re-
pudiates Ja2an's demands for an ad-
ditional indemnity fer the REIMBURSEMENT
Of Lao- Tung peninsula.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
Uprising Of Creeks.

EUFAULA, I. t., May %. - The Creek
nation Is In state Of instruction against
the tribal heads of the government. The
missppropriaticn Of funds is the cause.
Armed bands are moving on Okmulgee.
lha canifal
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-23
Gradually GROWING worse.

WASHINGTON, May 90. = Gail Hamil-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
August 8, 1895.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
Br stmp Cuban. Bel tie. Persuc ola to Gren-
ock. to Vim Lamb & Co. Couled and sailed.
Schr Levin j Marvel. Bell, Potomac river
to NO tn Carolina. light.
Tug Triton. ChAs.. New York. with IRrge
Washington to VIM Lamb 4 Co.. for coal
Tug Croatan. North Carolina, with tow.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Governor Amsi arrived AT Newport
New.
schr Carol ma sailed from Hampton for
New York, with lumber.
CAPE HENRY Va. Aug. S.-l2 M.-Clear
West wind; miss. Light sea.
CLEARED.
Br stmp North Star. Gruzelier, Rio, with
800 tons mel coal.
Schr Fannie owen. Chase New Bed
ford, with coal.
Barge llornst, New Bedford with coal.
SAILED.
Brig Horny L Cleaves, Wallace. Gardiner,
Me, with coal.
schr $ Mar,s, MoElwee. Charleston,
with oal.
S.hr K and 7 Hsrglavos, Risley. New
Haven, with coal,
scir Oracle Chambers. Green, Rich
monl Sht
) hr jesse Starr. Maxwell, New York,
Wi h lumUer.
ScLr Il A Wagner, White, Carriers Creek,
with lumb, r ana coal
chr Mary V duncan, baltimore, with
lumber,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
New YORK Markets.

NEW ORR. August S,-flour closed dull.
winter wheat. low grades, 81. 5Ua 10; 40
fair to fancy, :3.lCaJ.C0; do. patent.
{ ) 6Oa4 20; Minnesota clear. S2G5a3!5. do
patents. t3.t5aij0 low extras, - 5Jg3 10:
el;y mills. ) i.tudi 70 40 patents. 90. South
<rn -four. dull ana easy; common TO fair
extra, 81. lUH4.!O: good To choice. do S3Gua
Eb5 Wheat closed irm,r ANA duI,.
NO 2. red. store and elevator. l2ia72.c;
ahost, % e: uuBrsded RCD, 7iaS3c: NO z
sed, t3.c. Corn c!,re active and ilrmer. No
:. 6.ni6.c. elevator: iG.c ahout: ungraded
mixed 56ta5H.c: steamer mixed. 57.u5SIc;
no z, iSlaiT4c. Oats, f.lr active aud H:eAGy;
Ao2. as .26.c; No white, sc, mixed West
<rn. 2ia.5c; white do, 2Sa3 {. Cut meats
&rm picked bellies. 7a7:c; shoulders
Sc hams. 9t,9.c. mlddles nominal. snort
clear, $3.50. Lard. b guor AMI n better Le
maud: Western steam closed at 60. city,
lnG.c, Pork, closed iitm; mess. slI.Oy0ll :; u
extra prime. nominal. COfiec--kiO quiet
and firm No :. IG;c. Sugar Raw. hrm an
moderately active; fair refining, Be Refined.
active ANA firm; on A, 4.alsc: mould A.
q ll-lGui!. standard 4. 7-l6a4.c; cut Loaf,
tl-lGa6!c; crushed, lGa5.c; granulated,
7-l6ai.c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09

,D''!E b-BTeAkiaSt. D-Diuner. B-Surper
No. ~ connect at Weldon with A c. Line Full
"'S ~ S,s"iers Portsmouth to 20 Atlanta. Ga.
,o va M."hhays, Wednesdays. aud Fridays con-
t u rhi I!nd nG on the river. COnrccts at
E.eIt with southern Railway Tor Asucville. "
l. K. =" '"' =" 80 N'
No 402 and II. Nes'iDule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta Pullman Se.pcr
Portsmouth 10 Nii.utH ia. onucts u:rectly At
Atlanta, NTH " and : Il. I: ior Chattnunouca
Nashville, and a ! points West Connects with
aud W. y. H. H. for Mobile Montgomery, New
Orleans and all points Southwest
ARRIVE.
'No. 10, Atlanta urcal I.,ua
NO. IS. Mail and Expires, -:iJ
Tor iitLe~ anu baggage checked 10 all points
south ana s"u' Invest. Sic, ping car reservation and
Hefai iniorm. II on, cal on " address ". v IL
William. ~, High stiC !. Portsmouth. 4.
T. }. ANDERSON. j. W. BROWN, Jr,
Gen. l'a>s Agent. Pass. and Ticket Agt
l.. 81. JOHN, JOHN ii. WINDER,
Nioe-Presdcnt. General Manager.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, August s.F Flour closed epi.t.
Ncstern supefnne, - 6Un2 50. Westcrn
extra. 80. Gas. D DO Family. t3.45s37J win
scr wheat patents. ~ S5a / 10: spring do 81 -
ai.lU; DO straight .3.GUu3. 20. Wheat closed
Unsettled: No = roi q" a6aic: steamer 10
red G6lG6!c, Southern wheat bv sam
pie. 1Ua7ltc; do on grade, GI.uiO c. Corn.
o eli dull: No mixed. i1ic bId: Sou,lI
srn white cora, 4ge, do yellow. 4ia5Uc. Oats.
ci-s.d easy; NJ white Western .uu
4Uc, No mixed Western. ia Sc rroy!-
eIvms. firm mess porH, !i3 80: bulk Shout.
ders G.c. short r!b sides. 7lc; clear sides
Sc; sugar cut eli shoulders, &c. hams, llal2c,
Lard, refined. : -. Coffee, firm; No !. Idle.
tugar, strong ergnulutcd. $40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
Among Our Gotten Men,

Splendid weather in cotton belt, but
rain Is needed i'll Texas
Liverpool future contracts advancel
partially 1'Glth, closing steady.
Bar SILVER declined led, sod.
New York future contract market ss
stronger yesterday, values improved
2 To points, closing quiet and steady.
August. 7,Ol to FOB; October, 7.OS to
log; January, 1922 to 7,23. Sales,
IA, 800 bales.
New Orleans advanced lied, other
markets unchanged.
Agricultural Bureau report will be
issued TO morrow at II O'Clock,
NO new cotton reported yesterday,
The cotton crop IN the Osrollnas is
improving very much.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 5lso5
LEAVE NORFOLK
AK III. ddIi,y' except sunday-(Portsmouth
iligh street, 7:30 a. n.y. Arrive at pbiia
aeiPhia 1852 D. M New York at s;3s
LEAVE NORFOLK
e:e p. N. eaiiy. lfortsmouth, High street 5.5-1
A Anrn "a! a. philadelphia S:io a. m. y Nsa,
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
500 M DAILY, PORTSMOUTH. High street, e:iO)
THa,riins NeT York y. M; Philadelphia
,ARRiVE Al NORFOLK.
s:oo p. nj. DAILY except Sunday-(portsmoutb.
High street, SIS p. ~ leaving New
Close cor 1 ORR AZ a u. philadclphia 10: 70 a. M
unes TO s yhnec,iop made with a rail and sound
Pullman Sleeping Cans night trains between
Jersey CITY Philadephia aud Cape Charles Pull
man n Bnnet and Paror Cars OH day trains between
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
Rs-Through Tickets sold and baggage checked
a Wakes Agency. under Atlantic Hotel, and on
eAseteamere, II. b. COOKE,
~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09

NEW YORK August s. oitOn futures close
quiet and steady. Sales, 4. $50 bales Mid.
cling gulf, it; mi'dling nplanls. Il. August
Y u September. ! u3; Oct Der, I Us; Noyem
per. Is; December, z Il. January ~;
February, q; March. ~
The total not onsollia;cd receipts o! cot, q.
son reported from all ports to-day were
aoi bales: export TO Great Britain. 90
gales; to France, bales: to Continent
s94 bales; stock, 32l, TAI bales.
LIVERPOOL. August S.-l2:30 y. INJECTION.
good demand and prices eady: American
Gidding,3 rs SD. Sales II 900 bales: Aincri-
Can. bales; speculation and export.
tales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09

a!! points SOuth win a T. L. traih 70 foS
p, a. To- Daily excerpt sunday, makes close con.
h'cuon NJ Hobgood for Warrington N ~ gin n
, ION, ~ T. plymouth; n. c. and elf Eastern Hara'
, ,raI POINTS; Aho St Rocky Noun, with e
tram 80 for all points South, "a - IA
rans nrriIe ai Noriols Cos p H. DAILY. AIso
~ K no q. M Iaiiy, except sunday.
and ky checked ~ companys Norfolk wharf
" Main street - "" agent,
Recreation and General infor,natioun Jail car
address j. a. NEUGEBAUER VI
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES i. MAUPiN,
GcnOral Forwarding Agent
c.,or.,, 4. NJ. EMERSON,
IN. SEEt ELL. "'Asusef Agoh''
General Manager. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
Norfolk and Washington, D. c.
STEAMBOAT :. COMPANY,
by Day1i&1lt.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP TIE oHEsA.
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

Commencing JULY 9Th, and CONTINUING durjn.
ne summer months, the new palatisl steamer
NV foKr NEWS" will begin making day
tups 10 Washington, d. c., leaving Portsmouth,
liiav Line WIZARD every Tuesday, Thursdsy A d
SaluInay al $50 M Norfolk AT i;i5 a. M. Tolt-
res y, Mon,oe at $50 IN. arriving III Washingten
-, Feturning ta'e Washington on Monday,
ednesday, Friday and Sunday ut a NJ arriviny
AZ Fortress Monroe, $50 and Norfolk $50 . m
me steamer ieavipg Washington GA sunday
niornlnss, arriving IN Norfolk at dsO N, viii
return al p M anne day.
Fare Tor The round trip $3.50. good for return
passage by night steamer sans day OF following
morn ng steamer only. The regular light schedule
Will cont nue formerly.
tickets on sale Is. x o. Ticket Oa;e n. & c., W.
l. Wakes and Company's Office ON wharf Tels-
phone Al. D. j. CALLAHAN,
jy2-if Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
ChtCngn Markets.

CHICAGO. August s.-Ihc leading futures
Sanged as loiows: Wheat closed higher.
Corn closed lover. Oats closed higher
FORK closed higher
NnEAT-Aueust. G6i; September, G7.aG7s;
December. ,0.a o.! Closng-August, 67t;
September. g. .a6I.; December, 7Us.
CoRN-- AugUtt.39.: September SO; Decem-
Der, 32;; Nav. - !u33. Cluslug-+usust 36ia
So seutember 49,; december. =; May, -.
s..
OATs-Aueust. 2O!; September. 2O!; Nav,
ai,a2it. Closing 5ugusl. .0i; September
10. May, 2Itu2i:
foHK-septcmber, 9.i2i: January. 1925.
Clos ug--Scptember 1914: january. 1925
LARp--De cmber. 600. October ,6.l5. Clos
tng-December. t.l7i: October. go.
Z RIB, september. $40. October, 6G7l;
January, 5,32i. ClosinI . ertemb Der, 5.72t,
October. $50. JRuERry, 40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
4 rLANrIc AND DANylILEKAlLwAY
Il
SCHEDULES EFFECT MARCH 17rH. 1897

Leave shimcg, Compress Wharf daly. 9:2o m
West Norfolk, AS IA TOT Euialo Ii Ia a Springs
laIY.!le, and al iirriDei ate stations arriving I'd
BuhI!o l. tn SPRING vi 80 p m; la willie S:g5
~. Leave Ncrtol. $50 IN, West ~ or ok 5,45
pm. Leave Lawrence willie Sa.y except Snndayl
AT tnN q M arriN'"' vt bauN'lic ~ 49, n.
connection made AZ Danviis and Jen'ress June.
ton fr all points IN the Southern Rail way SYSTEM
al lennision Junction Tor DurhSm south BOSTON
aud al points on the Durham Division Of the N
d W K. l..
Aut..iu- maEc connection for Fuaalo Lib.
S'rt C"u'iug st'uIays.
Pullman SlcclcIs leiwcen pAnVille, Asheyille
Atlanta Augusta Memphis and New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage checked al Wakes
Agency tompany's Agency a; wharf, Norfolk
". V. IL. Williams Agency Portsmouth
w H. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
a. OLDDOh!HI0H STEAMSHIP
Ess& ~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED 10 SAIL
l from Norfolk ON MONDAY. TI't~nAI WEI.
NESpAl N UEsDAF and "a RID, y at ! 70 u.
~. From New fork on MONDAYS. TUESDAYS,
WEDNEsDAl :, IHuRSDA Ys at3p M. SATljR
DAYS, Up. III.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed
Fare, incudng meals and s,ateroo,u BERN sn
rare round tfip. limited to thirty days m - Ou
For tickets ana reservation Of stat, rooms apulv
ri tOmlHanys office - Main sti.,, ar a, ~
Office At uhas: hN''
For RICHMOND Ship. leave Norfolk ever,
THURSDAY y. M. ana leave Newport New. every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening. arriving a.
Richmond the next morning.
TiME >nHEnuIE OF ~r,a,IERS
! NothanpioG. lurAv Accom.cg, EnolI and
Leave company whIi koriol.. 7"n'~'
Fok OLD Pni>t-At &, 6. and HIS,
IN. anH : p ~; roitsmon'h, si5 80 aud 1905
and ll.'U =. III aud 80 D. M, 49,
ron ~ ,tI"s"N-At IEI5 A. M. audilj
p M; Say l.inr, lJoa land $50 p IN Por[smonin
III iOU1 =. IA. and aOj p. ms
ron NENPoit GNi:NS ANnSurrH
riEs.D AT !J' =. m; Portsmouth 2:45 D. M;
baS Line what p 10. Tue. ..., WyA-esd4 ).
ara '
ron EASr AND wAHE RIVERS
lhiF: ehccpt sunday, leaving Coinpauys wharf
MuurI NUtio!k. ! Il. 49, "NS i'Hs
tOik fsAth mn POGllUSiN XIV
iouching a, Old Point. leaving Companys
WAR l"ilr 'ru sunday at ; q. m: Portsmouth
.;ia NJ Ia. Line Wharf Norfolk, at $50 a m
returning mex uar. - a.
futs ~EN. y kSsSEr-TutsIay Thurs
d. aud S.iutiay. from CJmpIuys v mari Al G.3 a
VI. Portsmouth as a Ia; nay Line, Norio K am
FOR NA>sr NOM RsNr,, avn
>sitfOIh-Ai" ~. m; FOItsmoui0, $40 % m !.
connecting al sutois with ). ANA c. H. 4;
q 4 u.
Severn ana Hamsemond rivers must he prepaid
NORTH CAROLYN, uay;S,O>- For
meII' n y. u ". H. i--Steamer Alhctnar cleIy g
NORFOLK Tor NaNnington, N G.. MONDAYS ati a M
IA DAYS at -. In.carr ing freight H,,d u.. 81 :
gers Tor WASHINGTON ana points on the Tar luugo
AMI Pamic0 rivers.
Freight for NeSbern. y, G., received a. n. and
E. K Il. depot.
Freish. received daily. except sunday. ntil5p
Ii. NJ Il. CEOWELL,
Agent:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
BY Southern Associated Press.

BY Southern Associated Press.
NKw YouK. August S.-Money on call easy
IT la1A per cont. closing ut per cent Ster-
hing exchange 10 steudy. with actual bust.
ress III BANKERS bills ut iS9tnlS9i FOR sixty
days and $50 a490l for demand Posted rates,
<90ai9l. Commercial bills, iSStu4S3. Gov
srnmont bonde quiet.
TBE STOCK MARKET-CI.oSlNo BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 25i; American Cot
%oE Oil. lref 72i: American Sugar Rein
&u3 American Tobacco, llls; American To.
0acco, pref. llli: At:hison. Topeka and
Santa Fe, 10; Baltimore and Ohio, CIT: Can
sda Pacific. So: Chesapeake and Ohio. u
lineage and Alton, les: Chicago; Buring-
Son and Quincy. S9S; Chicago Gas Trust. 5St d;
delaware and Lackawanna. 1924: Dlstil-
ers and Cattle Feeders. II; Erie. 81: Erie.
Ieei,. q; General Electric. 3is: Illinois
Sentral, sSs :l.ake Erie an Westeru.264: Lake
ERE and Western. pref. 81; Lake shore,
'4y; louisville and Nashville. COS; Louis
VILE. New ALBANY and Chicago. 81: Man
Ratloh Consolidated,ll5..Al Memphis ana Chnr-
1eston. Is: Michigan Central. lUut: Mis-
souri, Pacific. 81! Mobile and Ohio. 2il;
Nashville and Chattanooga. 70: United
states Cordage. /; United States CordnSc.
pref, az: New Jersey Central. 1881; New
Iors Central. l02; New York aud New Eng
land. 81; Norfolk and Western. pref. l3s;
Northern Pacific, AZ; Northern incIhc,
pref, III; Northwestern Oli Mort hwestern.
pref, li5: Pacific Mail. PSI: ieadins. III;
Eock Island. 7s4; ST. Paul. 7Os: st. P"ui.pret
a27l; Silver Certificates, G6l: Tennessee Coal
ana lron.S6l: Tennessee Coal and lron.pref..
~; Texas Pacific. l2,: Union Pacific,
-; Wabash. So; Wabash. pref. 2l!: Western
Em'on. 9!s; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. l6i;
"heeling and Lake Eric, Alabama pref. SO;
sass 4, l09: Alabama. class B, lOS: Ala
eama Glass Z. Us: Louisiana SIS. 100; North
carolina IS. l0l North Carolina G's.
,25:Ienn"sseo New Settlement 3s.! 0l;Yrgiu-
"a Gs, deferred. 81: Virginia Trust Receipts.
6: Virginia Funding Debt. GO; United
States A., registered, ll2; United States i's,
coupons, li2! United States IS, OCT; South
en- hallway 5s, va; Southern hallway
Common, l34: southern Halfway Common,
pref, Az; south Carolina i!'s. lU6
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-09
Agents, PHILADELPHIA

OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG. OLD 70 MI
4 CLAREMoNT, NEWPORT NEWS aud James
river landings direct by daylight-virsinia NAvf-
CATION COMPANY. Eie sHn' steamer 70, A,Hi1SltS
THURSDAY and SATURDAY at a. M, touching
at Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving at Rlehiaond abont s p.
Richmond si.5o; fare TO Richmond and return
$3.50; fare 10 Richm nd second,cass, 81, Tickets
mond, Petersburg Waverly, HicksIord and stations
ON Atlantic and Danvii!e railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickets for sale IT ticket aKeue,ss
OF Wake & Son, II Brandt andses board steames,
as- Freight received daily, Sunday excepted. e5B
ellakovn r,rreS -~trts. ftao 3ts9 - ,F-~ls.