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New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
.rprep,cs sI,ITs BY THE GOVERNMENT

Santa Fe. y. NJ, Dee. z"--lh 'i -, A.
900 o,,,.. for timber trcspass against Edgar NJ
d.. ,o acainst the ew-MeXico Lumber COM
many and two against the Denver ana H'o 'ii"nu. .
Railroad Cotpsny. alleging damages IN "ach S''',
70 me amount Of $4,000. These suits gre" ou' %
the extensive cutting ard manufacture oi ''I.''
from the public domain IN A'oIi"'o'" 80, s,orei
, , d. A,.r,ba County Ncw-MeXco ostehsI-
by to secure timber for Denyer aess ana o nassed
Railroad construction purposes. 5.rand. Com
- ac. a,,,horizng the Denver and no IrdIue r
panv 10 cut timber from the public CONAN riaHt 1H
ties bridges etc. in lieu OF ihiu9 anu &c Ecy-Mexico
r,l,er
Lumber Company Mr.. Bgss and others .sny rnuc-
ng such parts AZ would otherwise nave d. e'enr,s
10 lumber and placing the same on sre he priv
rrsrkr, The Tinted states contcnds INA ,,iioncJ
ilegfs e-anted under the act OF ConsIess ,h e,nts
hive been abused. and hence me nm is 2 ~ damages TO
an for timter trespass. setting up urirs. INC
ic amoint OF 5000 has also been neo Jones.
,g -a.os ~ bas tecn designated as speVial 'H''."
=, - ,ttnorneV 10 prosecute these cases
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
EIETII AVENUE.

". J.. Howe. Boston.
ii. l.. WassOn. Indianapolis
II. Smith, OrinOnd. Fla.
j. Cooke. jr.. u wife. Phila
deiphia.
ID. G. Whitney & wife. De
troit.
II. NJ. breckenridge & wife
NatrOna. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
iII.SEY.

A. s. Clearwater. Kingston
Ii. g. Jones. Wilmington
Del.
II. =. Leonard. Portland
ore.
G. g. Smith. Richmond. Va
o. Jones. Chicago.
G. -. ward. Chicago.
". Ashlin. Chicago.
:. u. Dickson. Denver.
g. 4. Walker. St. Louis.
II. J.. Hui. 81. Louis.
w. WOrman, Dayton. ONO.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

ell in power again the reform which prevailed here
this summer Will he . thing of the past aud Sara
toga Will become the Monte Carlo OF America.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
ROCKINGHAM

Miss +. Taunton. London.
Miss G. l.. Taylor. Newtoi
Abbott.
Miss y. f.. Smith. Beatrice
Ncb.
Miss T.. A. Holmes. Boston
Mrs. a. :. Winslow. Gin
cinnati.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
HOFFMAN

&. Ward. New-liaven.
W. Russell. Cleveland.
II. u. Allen x wife. BostoT
i. &. Whitney. Baltimore.
VI. Ncalc Il wife. Boston.
G.. +. Wright. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

+. Darling. Montreal.
II. {. EmariCk. OsNego.
=. :. Minotl. Bristol. X. ]
T.. korn. London.
&. .. Perkins x wife
NilkesOsrre.
]. G. Knox. London
j. q. MinOtt, South Orange
Mrs. j. y. Grunshield
Montreal.
Miss Grunshield. Montreal.
Miss Glass. MOntrea..
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

]. +. DaSis' q wife. st.
James, J.. T.
w. II. FiEley. Washington.
DIR. II. l.. Swain & wife.
New Haven.
]. X. Watt. Bcrlin.
+. Il. Smith 4 wife. Roch-
ester.
I =. u. Oakley, Hartford.
J. X. Wils1p. Deadwood,
Oak.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

Elite Family Hotel Ovcrloots sea-wali pronenaas an
lawns. Fine public Perfect sanitation. Shau"''
electric !i2ht. LIN Delicate euisne. Choice Wires
New-York tribune., 1895-12-28
GRAND.

r.. s. Dunn. Providence.
!. T.. Shapley. Binghamton
y. y.
". u. Richardson. Oswego.
II. &. PapcOast. Phila'
delphia.
+. T. Foster. Cincinnati.
X. j. Sheehy. Boston.
Il. l.. Fox. Ithaca.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
Cotton Markets.

New York. oct 10 Cotton quiet. mid
Hiins gulf i-lGc.: middliuc. y ::-I6c.
Net receipts 800 bales, gross. 7.ll9 bales
forwarded. l.>6S bales: sales. ZOO bales.
all spnncrs stock. ljS 0SU bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, 30 22l bales
exports TO Great Eritain G5@ bales: to
continent, ?,1S4 bales; stock. 6SS.2I7
bales.
Total 50 far this week: Net receipts
$50 bales: exports To- Great Britain
continent. 3>,G05 bales
New York. oct l0.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady October. 81: 30
Ncmhrr. $50: December SIS: January.
N.Hs; February, Sol: March. 907: ApriI
VI; May. 9l' June ~.
lhNrip|oi. oct. l0.-l2;$u y. INJECTION
demand fair ana prices iirm: American
middlinG. Posed. Sales. l2.UUu bales
American 10000 bales: speculation and
export. 800 bales: receipts. 5000 bales.
American. bales Futures opened
steady and demand moderate
Liverpool oct. l0.-+ T. m.-Amclican
middling fair. = 1-l6d: good middliu,. 81.
low middlins. 2$-32d. eooi "rdinarv
! 1890; ordinary. l@-&2d October.
l l1-oid sellers; October and November
! iO-tfMi l. -Gid sellers: November and
December, i6-6+Wi i5-Gid sellers: De
c"inh"r ana January. 41-64d buyers:
January ana February. 1 4S-64Gi4 i.-i4d
value: February and March 1 5n-Gil
sellers: March ami April, 5l-Gi0,i 52-tid
sellers: April ANA May 52-64fii 5$-G4,l
buyers. May ANA June. { 5i-G4d buyer:
Jun" ana JulN 1 Ii-GiN4 5G-6id sellers
July ana August. i7-64d sellers. t'i-
lures closed barely steady.
New Orleans. oct. I0-Cottun futures
steady: sales. 200 bales Ocioh.r
sos: November. $50: December S 50.
January. $40. February S.g2: March \ a.
April. BOZ, May. gOG: June. $40
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
New York Market.

New York. Oct. 0.-Flour-Dull. bare
~ steady. Winter wheat. low grades.
S225I $50: do, fair to fancy, $2.SOGISS 40 ;
do, patents. $3,5c@s375; Minnesota
clear. S2.I5T S3..5: patents. S3.3j@ 81 20:
low. extras $2.25MS 81 20; city mills. 1886
mA; patents. S+.200si.30. Southern
Hour dull. easy: common to fair extra,
$3.50: good TO choice. do. $290GI
$50
Wheat-Alarkct dull; easier: No. . red.
store and elevator. &c Csc. 6i6G 1-Sc. +:
aioat. 81 1-Sc. Options opened steady
at Us cent advance. Prices were firm
on sales of a large export trade but
later reacted on Il denial OF the rumor
ana the close was easy. ut -ic.6tI-oc.
below yesterday. February, is lie.
March. 60 1-2c.: May, 80 7-Sc: October,
"a BIC; December, &c 3-Sc
Corn-SpotS firm: No. . l-Sc ele-
Nator: IS l-Sc. afloat. Options declined
On an expected bearish Government re-
port; rallied again. but closed heavy, ut
lie. q 5-Sc below last nights closing.
NOV ember. 30 3-ic.; December. 81 5-Sc
oats-Spots fairly active. higher OPP
tons quiet, frmer: October. % Csc
November. % 5-Sc.; December. % Sic
May. - lie. Spot priccS-No -.
20 Use: No =, white. 25c mixed West
ern. 2ic. "a % l-2c
lSeof-steady. quiet; family. &c. Ql2c.
extra mess, S7.50@SS.
Beel HamS-lnuctive: SIC
Iierccd Beef-Dull; city extra. India
mess. iIc.
Cut Meats-Quiet: picked bellies.
%-lc.M &C.; shoulders. Lie; hams, sc.
@9 Lie: middles nominal
Lard-Lowcr. quiet; Western steam
closed at $50; city, S5.75MS5.9O: Octo-
Der. SG,I2
Porll-Stcady. UNCHANGED.
Butter-'Stcndy: State dairy. l.c a
&c; do. creamery, 30 &c. q 2Sc.: West
crn dairy. Toe. q lie: E.lgins. &c
C"ifee-Closed steady: UNCHANGED ia
10 points up; October. $l5.5OdSl5G0: be-
cember. Sl5.20; March. $ll.7OmSI4S5:
May, $ii.3o: spot Rio. firmer Quiet 80.
:. IL lSc. a IL lac.
Sugar-kaw. firm: fairly active: fair
refining. lie; refined quiet. firm: off
Sradc, 3-Sc.N+ GIG: graduated. l3-16c
a ; l-l6c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11

Chicago. Ill, Oct. 10.-Attcr passing
through a session marked by much ir-
closed weak almost tb. insult, MANI
OF a cent lower than yesterday The
principal activity was during the last
hour. when New York haVin.: brought
wheat around GO Ia for December. wired
that Is loads had been sold for export.
Without moments hesitation Tho 10
cal crowd rushed To- buy and fnrrri
pr ices abou, l-2c higher. New York
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
Among our cotton Wen.

Weather in cotton belt clear and
spot market in Liverpool advanced
- ioS futuie contracts declined par
italy l-64th. closing barely steady
The Agricultural bureaus report
failed L. advance Valucs
Future contract market i'm Nrw York
declined l. 10 /? points. closing barely
steady October, S.l5 tu Sis. january
~" 10 $50. March. 9.l2 To 9lS Sales
~. 100.
I,ar silver in London advanced &.lGd
%l-@-lGd per ounce
hiitd states ports receipts yesterday
were 3',22l bales. against 1891. bnlrs
last year ana 3G.l11 bales in 1899
New Orleans receipts to-day are rs-
timatrd Il; from II 600 to i3 0O0 bales
against 1881 bales last year and l6. 10
bales in 1893
rom thousands bales cotton sold i'm
New Orleans Yesterday, market uuirt
at lI-l6c.. advance of i-l6c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
SMALL TRANSACTIONS
10 the Early Trading the Tendency of Prices
Was Upward.
STOCKS WERE VERY IRREGULAR.
Rear the Close the shorts Reduced
Their Lines Somewhat. which I'm.
parted Steadicr Tone ito The
Markell. ana ~. Sold Down 10
eO3.4 on Government Crop Report.

New York. oct. 10.-Stocks to-day
We're irregular and the transactions
smaller than OF late, sales footing up
only lS3.502 shareS.S ST. Paul for ~. 400and
Sugar for ll.i00 shares. In the early
trading the tendency OF prices was up
ward and an Improvement of "a to IA
TOOK place. In the rise Union Pacific,
the Changers. Sugar and Missouri Pnci-
hc and Chicago Gas were most promi-
nent
Union Pacific sold up to 1875 and the
Securities of the subsidiary lines in the
system We're also in better demand on
reports that Il new reorganization COM
lnittee is to be formed shortly st
Paul and the others Changers were fav-
oraDly influenced by the splendid re-
port OF the former company for the first
week of October. The new deal with
Inc Western groCers helped sugar and
the STOCK rose to llo4. The trading in
The railroad group was of small proper
ti0nS.
IN the afternoon an operator. who was
conspicuous in the break in General
Electric couple of years ago. was
given up as Il seeler of Chicago Gas and
other acttV" issues. The result was Il
decline Of 4 to l"s. Chicago Gas Louis
VILE ANA Nashville. Atchison, the Gran
gers. Reading and Tennessee Coal and
iron suffering the heaviest losses. Lou
lsElll" ana Nashville was sold down To
oo1I on the poor government cotton croD
report for October. Near the close the
shortS reduced their lines somewhat
which impaired a steadicr tone To- th,
market. Net changes show losses of
- I" l'a per cent Leather Preferred
however. Tell from S35S to Sli.NS2 ON
sales by holders. who had expected Il
larger distribution Of the companies
surplus at this time.
Bonds We're irregular Total sales
We're Sl.So1,o0o. The sales for listed
stocks aggregated l57,oOO and unlisted
10000 shares
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
esrOperfce.

Coitee-Stronger; Rio. common, 16i2I
liilc.: Fair. lShGtl9c.: Good. 20M 202. T.
Choice. 2l02lAc.: LaEuuyra, 81 l-3c
Java, :3M30l.c.
Syrups and Enthusiastically; Syrups.
Bright. lSN DC: Fair Grades. l6l 2Oc
Porto Rico, IL. 20, and 26c.. as To grade
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet; Fair.
goa 25c.: Good. S66Ii0c.: Choice. 45c
Flour-Market advancing: Nest
ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family $3.50: Winter Wheat.
Best Patent Family, S4.25: Win,
ter Wheat. Choice Patent Family.
$3.50; Choice Straight Family. $3.50:
Good Family, $3.50; Fair Family. $3.50.
Good Low Family. S3.25; Good Extra.
s3.l5.
Salt-Firn; Liverpool Fine. si@Sl.1O:
c. A, 5j@ G5c.. as to weight.
Rice--Alilled. 5a6c; dice, i'll rough. {,
Che. per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11

Baltimore. oct 10.-Flour- Dull: West
ern super, s.. 55M 2.6j: do extra. $215Gi
:; d" family. S2OM35o; winter wheat.
patent. $3.150 $50; spring do. do. So goa,
i: do. do. straight $S.55m3.15
Wheat-Quict; No. = rcd spot Gii.M
6i".c.; December. G6as466iac: Southern.
by sample. G5u66c. do, on grade G2T
Corn-Easy: mixed spot 3Gl.c.: No
N"mher new and old, 3im 34lsc.: year.
~ q "3c. january, &22% n 33c.; Southern
white. 3in%SC; do yellow. SST2gc.
oats-l'irm; No. white Western 27ia
a sc; No. : mixed do. 24Q2iiac.
Rye-Quict. No. >. 4i045c.. nearby:
i1c. Western
Coffee Firm. Other articles nm
changed
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
NorfoIIs Cotton Market.
WHOLESALE QuOTATIONS.
Provisions.
Norfolk Va I

Norfolk, Va, oct 10. 1875
Fish ackerel No. :. in kegs. 81. 20;
new. small. 81. 30. new. medium. SIP: No.
3. IN kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family Roe.
half barrel. s2.f5: North Carolina cut
Herring. SS.25G3I5; Eastern, in barrels.
$2.I5G3.
Mess pork-Ncw, $g75.
Ham-Pork. $40.
Hams-Smithneld. Halle.
Bulk Mcats-Clcar rib. $3.50. IN,
backs 1918. bellies. G25Q Sc. 80. as tn
size pieces: pork plate. $40
Shoulders Sugar cured, Sc
Bacon-Shoulders, 7lsc.
Br"asts--SuEar cured. lie.
Lard Pure lard. ticrces, 747i.c., as to
cases and tubs. 1Ac. over ticrccs. com
pound, DC. tierces, in cases. sac
Checse-Cream, l00 lOlac. Western
Dairy. 9M9I2t
Eutter- Market strong: New YORK
state. dairy new. 2lQ23c: fresh cream
cry 2id2"c.; Western. l6QlSc
Kerosene Oil-'irm; III degrees. lie
90 degrees. l3l2c.; HE'D. 100 degrees. lie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
IItAvE,E,sS .GU,pE.

II lit. NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
RUNNING between Norfolk and the fam
gus virginia Teach Seaside Resort
Sii'AS w. HURT and w. VAN NOR
DEN, Receivers.
TIME TABLE liz EFFECT SUNDAY.
OCTOBER 9TH. 1885.
DAILY Except SUNDAY
i.car" Norfolk I n. M mixed. II a. M
ioSa express; J.. m, local express.
Leave Virginia KcaClI-o II. m. local ex-
press 80 H. M. mixed. u D. M. local cx-
press.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
ieav" Norfolk 1880 Il. m. local express
L. IN. local express
l.etN" Niruinin Bcach-1:3O y. M, local
cAnr"Ss: . y. m. local express
Trains stops only on Signnis AT inferno.
ulh'r stations To put OF or talk. ON pa
scngers.
Local Express trains make Tho trim I'm
forty-iivc minutes.
Il. l.. HOLLAND.
General Suuorintcndcnt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co

SIN HOURS QuICKER TIIAN ANY
tGiilE LIME
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS
EACH WAY
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY . 1856
LEAVE.NOEFOLN
80 IN daily. except Suudav-Ror-s.
mouth. Iilth street. $50 g. mn
Arrive at Philadelphia $50 D. m
New York an SO, J.. IA.
LEAVE NORFOLK
t:iO = IN GailI U'ortsuoutn. High street
".1'p ANY" at I'hilud-IpAlu.
$40 Il. m. NV York I:i3 "a m
ARRIVE At %DEFDi. *
600 a IN daily. portsmouth. High street.
HIul. i-aNiuS Sew YORK. D. %!
Philadelphia ll.lG D. M.
AI;ltlNi. tT NORFOLK
sos D. IN daily, except Suuaaytu'ur,e-
mouth. iilh street. N:l5 y. IN ..
leaving NrT lurE al a m
ph!ludvlphiu 1890 o. IN.
clos" connection liaU" with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping cars ON night trains.
between Jersey ,iy Ihildd-lphia ana
cape charles. Pullman lIulfct and Par
10" cars on day trains between P!.l!u-
iclphia and Cupr Charles.
Through Tickets sold ana bagcnE,
checked at Wakes Agency. under i:
ldnttc lIO'rl. ana Oh the steamers
X =. COOK T.. General Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
TfsAvELEnS GUIDE.
as OLDD0A|N|ON STEAMSHIP
\ ss: & GUMPAHY.
4 FUR NEW YORK

~ no SAL. ION NorIolk on alUN-
TRffG3i,spAt4T n NHb sArG MktRiSs s. y,
TuEsDAYs, WEpNE:S DAYS. THTks.
Passenger accommoda lions unsurpass-
Fare. incindnE meals ana state
Fare, round trip limited to thirty
!'"r tickets ana reservation OF SIZE IL 10
rooms Apply at Company's Office. u
Main s'rGGi Or > At Eerral ofics a, wharf
folk dvory riIiIHfiiHSpAS' ~ m ienTH ,s sor
Newnort News every eve. st tn "a, and and
IT, hSD "a; eyening. arriving at Rich.
tiNth SCiir;Di1Lt or STEAMERS
Northampton.. Luray, ,Accomack. Enoln
sunday. Lcav" Company wharf. Nor
roe OLD POINT At 6. $50 ana Ills
SA5 anj nv ',S ia " 49,. . ms gny pl r,
Wharf Norfolk at ego. : anu li:3o q. IN.
Foii IiAMrToN ms a. m. and
~ y. m; BAY Line. 1870 a. m, ana
4;3v J.. IN. Portsmouth at 1906 aand 1905
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
r. m ~, Ii,O p m Portsmouth It 2:+5
days. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fri
oays. ~ 800 y. M; Portsmouth. 345 ).
FOR EAST. AND WARE RIVERS
m. Bay Line Wharf Norfolk. a. m.
mOk BACK AND POQUOSIN RIVERS
Touching AT old Point. leaving Com
pany's wharf daily except Sunday at
IL m; Portsmouth G:!J a. m: Bay Line
wharf, Norioll; at $50 "a. m. returning
next day.
FOR SEVERN RIvER-Tuesday.
Thursday aud Saturday from Company's
IN Bay Line. Norfolk. I n. IN.
For NNNSEMOND RIVER AND
81 ffDI.N At - m: Portsmouth, 1910
T. m, CouncctitE AT Suffolk with = and
6. X. !; Freight for Matthews Back
PoGuus'n, War" Severn and Nunsemoni
rivers must bc prepaid
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION-Por-
merry \. y and W. b. L-Stcamer Albe-
mani" leaves Norfolk for Washington, n.
| g. Mo"ihys At q. m; Tuesdays at /
a IN; Carrying freight and passengers for
Washington and points on the Tar Pun
| 20 ana l'nmllcu rivers
Freight Tor N"wheri. y G. received at
y, and $. r. /; depot
Freight received daily except Sunday
| NJ u. tEOWELi. Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
'Ash.d.
Money Market.

New York. oct. TO- Money on call
firm At ll2n2 per cent. last loan at > per
cent. ana closing offered at per cent.
l'rimc mercantile paper, 505ia. Bar
silver. Is. Sterling Exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at 1851,
6tiSi2l for sixty days and 1871. "a iS7i.
for demand. Posted rates. 4S7M4SS
Commercial bills. +S5'2N 4S6. Govern
ment bonds firm. state bonds dun. rail
road bonds irregular. Silver was Il
phadc lower
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11

CL.YDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM.
SHIPS FOR PHIl.ADELPliiA-Oni d.
rect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed To sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. Wednesday and Saturday at D.
M and from Philadelphia every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills of lEding to all points
South and Southwest Via Seabogrd Al
Line, Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
JAMES W. McCARRiCK,
General Southern Ai,ent. Norfolk, Va.
w. P. CLYDE, e. Co,
Agents. Philadelphia
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Produce.

Southern Bananas. SGS125
per bunch; oranges. Sorrento. per box
$3.50 cocoanuts. s4.25 per bag of 100;
pineapples. T4Sc; lemons S5-j0Q6:
Northern apples. s.. 25@25D.
Poultry Chickens. old. 25c.; spring
chickens. ia zoe
Eggs 15d ice. per dozen.
feeswaN-25c per pound
lluck-irish potatoes. Eating pota-
toes, $3.50 per bag: onions. 81 ~ per bar.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11
. NJ: : : !, W Eorfolk2Wsstern
fSpISq21CyN-yA Z
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 10. 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

$40 a. m. - The Chicago Express7-For
J.ynchburg. Roanoke. Rad
ford. Blueiield. Poca hontas,
kcnoNH. 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,
fulaski. Bristol also for
Eluciicld. and I'ocahontas:
also for Rocky Mount and
oil stations on Winston
Salem Division. Has Pull
man sleeper Norfolk to
Roanoke. Connects Mt Roa-
nokc at 500 a. IN. with
Washington and Chattanoo-
"a. limited Tor all points
South and West. Pullman
slcepers Roanoke to Mem
phis and New Orleans. Din
ing car attached.
X r E.-Norlo.k daily. $50 .. M.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
(Nestibule LimitedD
Leave Norfolk 1885 p. m,
arrive Richmond 100 p. m.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. Returning leave
Richmond 500 Il. m, arrive
oniy * ! s9 u K, II" wa StGP'
anu Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
for passage on these trains.
Other daily trains leave
Norfolk I.4G a. M, arrive
al Richmond II :0j "a. M. Re
turning. leave Richmond 1880
p. IN: arrive at Norfolk 1922
i. IN.
For fusth,r information as TO tickets.
address Il. ". COURTNEY. District
Passenger Agent: c. II. ROSLEY, Ticket
Agent. l26 Main street or c. T. Finch
Agent. depot Norfolk and Western rnIl-
road. w. Is. BENIlL.,
General Passenger Agent.
q neral Office, Roanoke. Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-11

Peas-Steady: Black Eye Peas. ST. 10
per bag; Black. 5oQ55c. per bushci
Corn-Southcrn white. quiet at Sec
Oats-Steady; Mixed. 29c. white.
S2c
Mill Feed-Market steady: Bran.
$1,000: shipstuh. or middlings. 1850;
meal. white bolted. per 30 lbs sc
Hay-No. Timothy. $3.50: No. . SIS.
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ATLANTIC AND DANVlLLE RAIL-
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH
lITlI. 1850
Leave slippers Compress Wharf.daily.
p 20 a. M! Vest norfolk, !.l5 d. IA TOR
Buffalo lithia Springs, DaIyinc and all
Intermediate stations. arriving At Buffalo
lithia Springs at 80 p. m. pauvillc, 3.2i
J. M. Leave Norfolk D:ZO b. m. West
Noriolk. !.i5 u. ~. Leave Lawrence
Nllc daily except SundayJ at 600 a. IN.
arriving at DInViilc At 1880 II IN
Competitor mad" at bauVilr ana JEFF
ness Junction for all POINTS in the South
crn Railway System; at Bcnniston june
uOn tor Durham. South Boston and an
points on the Durham Division of the
y and w. r. X.
MI trains make connection for Buffalo
I-iha Springs excepting sundays
pullman Slc"pcrS between panVille
Ashcyillc, Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis
AZ Wakes Agency, Company's Agency
a wharf Norfolk; w. V. IL. Williams
w. II. TAYLOR
Genera! Passenger Agent.
{. O. IIAINES,
Superintendent.
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No red. So l-2M62; No. corn. Is 81:
No. oats. Is. Mess pork SS256t
$SSS -: lard. S5.I2 l-2ds5.I5: short rib
sides. S5mS5.I0: d. $. shoulders. s575Gr
<5sl II: : c. sides. s5.75m ST.; whiskey.
Sl22
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Peanut Market.

Market dull; Prime, &c: strictly prime
Use: fancy. 3Lc.; common 2u2iac
Spanish Sl.lo.
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PROFITABLE SPECULATION

Is boon 10 those whose incomes do not
Keep up with their requirements. BY our
method the FISK is reduced to d minimum
Customers are notified OF each trade when
made. ana accounts may be- closed at nuy
time. Our pamphlet and market letter
mailed on application
ESTABLISHED SEVEN YEARS
REFERENCES FURNISHED
Consolidated Stock and Produce Co.,
a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Norfolk iron Works,
GEO. w. DUVAL g. CO.,
No. Is Water Street, Norfolk, Va,

ENGINES. BOILERS. sAWMIII. ana
all kinds OF machinery OF the most i'm
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice. PAT ticular attention
10 steamboat work. Dt'NAL'S PATENT
ROLLER TUBE FERRULES are the
only perfect remedy Tor lc.tky boiler tubes
TAcy can he inserted I'm few minutes Il,
any engineer. ANA are warranted to stop
leaks.
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rHAvER.EIt>' EUIDi.
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN r. r, q,

MAii HND 3 ExF iEEASI LEXIS a MN X
T re-, t, daily 'eMMGG.e+pt Sunday ~, q. m.
Ferry. Roper rantcso. EeIha3MnTn'. ", ~, -
Connects nj l3,lenton with \. ana $ r. X.
steamer rs follows: Daily (vNccpt sun
DAY. THURSDAY ana SNTi -itpAY Tor
~ l!udiuES on Chowau river. uu MON
% } mn t,riday for Scuppornour river.
Connecting at 2ellhavcm With steamer
virginia Dare for Maiclcyvillr South
ticrk; Aurora. Washington ana Mtcim,-
diair landings.
ENIENlNG EXPRESS LEAVES nor
I0l.N no =, IN. daily tcNC'pt sunday for
tons. Connects at Elizabeth city with
thu steamer NeuS, Tucsiay Thursday
ana Saturday for Newhcrn. Roanokc -
Gold sboro VIA = aud y = H. a. ana f1l
Jacksonville, Wilmington. y. g.. and All
stations on the " y ana y. Il Il
,AKRlNE. At ,NonFoLK
G 5Heepy s III a, Il a. "%a Come, &i
all rail ana steam lines at Norfolk FOR
the North. East ana West Passenger
stations foot OF East Main street Nor
FOLK ana Western depot. Freight sta
ton on Water street
=, E,ASSTERN GMMRoLlNA DISPATCH.
MiNION LIME between ali points Nortr
aud East via Norfolk and norfolk ana
Southern Railroad To Eastern North Cas-
Freieh, received daily mu p. m. ana
foL"arGlv promptly AT low rnt"
Norfolk. Va
:, ,Gcn!GTal Freight and rass. Agent.
General Manager