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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-19
Grand onera Honse.


 There was a remarkable audience last night to see the presentation of 1.-The South Before the War.p Every seat in the house was taken. Down stairs was the fashion of the city, and in the bal cony and gallery the people were packed together like sardines in box, except that they could not keep still. The gal lery crowd extended back to the wall, and the occupants of this elevated po- sition contributed much to the amuse- ment of those below. There was large raudience in the afternoon. Everybody says that the quartet singing is one of the best features of the show. Those who went to Bunnells expected an evening of genuine enjoyment and they were not disappointed. The perform ance will be presented this afternoon and evening and crowded house Is assured. At s o'clock it was found im- possible to sell any more tickets, as all the seating and standing room was taken, and Mir. Bunnell issued orders to stop the sale. The house was packed. There is also a large sale for to-day, and those wishing to secure tickets should buy in advance.
 The City Sports big show comes next week, Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday. There will be q matinee Tuesday, as well as Wednesday. Two burlesques will be given, Love vs. Mischief,p and "A Hot Night, or the Elopement. !" With this company come the Nelson sisters, who created such great sensation here when they appeared with this company last season. Another special feature will be the splendid ballet by Professor Vincenzo Romeo, the great Italfhn bal let master, introducing Miss Lillian Lancaster, premier danseuse, and host of pretty ballet girls,
 'The Cotton King, |" w. A. Brady's great realistic production, will be seen at the Grand opera house Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings next week There will be matinees Friday and Saturday.
 Theodore A. Schurr's scientific "Won- derland, which is on exhibition in the lecture hall of the Grand opera house, is ope of the most wonderful natural history collections ever seen in this city. The collection represents the labor of thirty years work that was originally begun for his own pleasure, but which has become life work and study. As the collection now stands it has been ready for about two months and has attracted much attention from many of the leading institutions and colleges of the country. It contains over 50,000 specimens, among which are 2,000 different varieties of butter flies from different parts of the globe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-19
and nromDtlv respond. :"

and promptly respond
 Miss Della T. Shea, of 210 Lexington street, East Boston, Mass, makes the following statement
 About seven years ago began to feel very uncomfortable after eating, so much so that l found it impossible to keep the lightest food on my stom- ach. I grew worse for three months, so I was obliged to give up work and go to the hospital.
 q tried many remedies and doctors, but they did me no good. A friend advised me to try Dr, Greene's Ner- vura blood and nerve remedy.
 'I began using 1t, and after a week felt much better. When I had taken four bottles the weakness in my stom- ach was all gone, and I could eat any thing without distress, while short time before I found it impossible for weeks at time to even drink a glass of milk and keep it in my stomach.
 q was unable to wear anything but a loose dress, and I did not go out of the house for months at time. l am now cured of my troubles, and am well and strong. My cure is wonderful Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy has done what the hospitals doctors and other medicines could not do.
 Ut is a splendid medicine, and Iurge every suffering person to use it. Hove to think of the good it Is sisS doing. and wish everyone S who is not perfectly well ;SS would take it. |" Miss Rose McCarthy. of en4$S5 347 East s7th street, New
 S - York City, writes as fol- sisaassgg g zc-zz- lows
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26
SAILED.
ANON. our COTTON Mem

Texas has nice rains; cotton belt on
Toying fair weather for the growing
crop.
spot cotton in Liverpool declined
l,lGd; contracts declined 2 to 3 G4ths,
closing quiet
Spot cotton in Now York dull: no
sales. Contracts closed barely steady,
. to points decline. Sales l57. 400
bales. May, 6.75 to GIG; June. Cos to
G.69; August. ca; October, &, So to G.Sl
United States ports receipts yester.
day were 1l,106 bales against 1850
bale last year and 5.524 bales IN 1899
Receipts at New Orleans to day arc
estimated at to G,00O bales, against
81 bales last year.
Houston and Now Orleans markets
declined l lGc.
bombay recoipts during tho week
'9'Voo bales against 60, 900 bales last
year and $4,000 bales in 1892.
Bar silver advanced l.Sd, in London
yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26
"Ifey, dercl"

what is this?" exclaimed the prima
donna as she crumpled the printed sheet,
threw it upon the floor and stamped upon
It,
What is the matter, my dearS" asked
her husband.
g brand Of piano has been placed on
the market without my knowledge, and
have not written ~ testimonial saying it is
the finest instrument | have ever used.
This Is thcfirst time such u thing has hap
pened and it is an insult Washington
star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26
Now N0rI, Markets.

NEW IoHE. April 25.-Flour, quot: winter
wheat. low grades. 32.lOa2.60; fair to fancy
- 'O"5.U1; patents, s3.uuu3 80; Minnesota
clear - 10"3 %; do patents. 81 iUai sO low
extras, 81 Hva23l cuy mills. s3.35aS 40: do
petents' si.uuni.l0. Southern Hour. ann
.nd hrm' common to far extra. s2Oua2 70.
gooG 10 choice do, :. 9Ua3.4U. Wheat. ami
anu hrmer, NO red store ana elevator
:'i"otc "iloat. Cole uuBraded red, 5a,Gic;
no req, .Sae- Corn. dnll ana iirmef; No .
none more; ungraied mixed, 5la5lc:
steamer mixed. 52,a53ic; No O. 4sin
s'!c' Oats, quiet; No .. 3!.a92,,.
70 z, white, 3laj1!c; mined Western.
t-4aSic; white DO. a7nllc. cut meats. dull
ehd sichdy: plcklci bellies. &c; shoul-
GERS, &C. hams. g.a9ic. mildlcs, oulrt.
short clear, nominal Lard. hrmer with bet,
ser oMHnd. Western steam, s7.22i: CITY.
Z. "h-c, Fork, quiet ana steady. mess, Si3. 30
i'u' extra prime nominal. Coffee
3Ao' dull ana steady, MOI. IGc. Sugar-Naw.
slln ana mo cratriy active. iair retiuing
Z ll-l6c: centrliuga!s. 90 tcst.3c. refined. fir
y t'Nc and irm; OIL A. 3ta3!c: mould 4
5-ltai!c; standard i, l5-IGat!c: cut In,f
'-!ba4 &C. crushed. 9-l6Ifc; powdered
l-luaiici granuatod, ) l5-lGa4!c; cubes
4 l.lGai:c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26
NnIiIinorn Nrrlsnfs.

EALTlMohE, April % Flour, firm; Nest
ern supernne :2lOI2..j; Wcslern OK
IRA, S2.3oa2 ~ do Family, s2.S5a3. 10: a3.GUa
SEeat patents 93.l5a3. %; spring do. .iua
t'6' do straight s3.3ja3. gu. Wheat. nrlner.
no = red. u5ic bid Steamer No ,oj.
% .ao3c' Southern wheat by sample. ~
sc. do On grade, G3!utdic Corn. nrn,or
al1ed., tU,a5lc: steamer mixed, 5lasU,c
southern white corn, CUsjO,c; do yellow. 81
to@ac Oats quiet, but nrm. ~ , white
MeStvrn, ".h3'ic: No. mixed Western 80 81.
tic. iroNlslons, firm; mess pork, Sl4 90
Nulk shoulders &c; short RIB sides z !c: cl.nr
sldeS, &c sugar cured shoulders re.
GAINS, small. llalllc. lard, refined. Sc.
tonee, dull NO Z. l6c. Sugar GIanula,el.
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Cotton 'f:trllris.

New YonE, April % Cotton dull.
Guiding quit, a,ltc. midtlng, q l5-Iut.
l.es; April, 20. May, . -: June t. w.,
3nly, ~ August, a; September. & IS,
tciober, So, November. 81; December,
I W January, $50 February, W, Mnrch,
The total net consolidated receipts OF cot. .
son reported from all pUrIs today were
t!,iuo bales on ort TO Cnca. Britain, I45t3
tales; % IL ancc. - bales to Coutiuent
ao'o5b bales stock, 725,UlI bales.
LIyrniooL April 25.-i2.3O D. m.-Cotton.
1ar business cone and prices easier. amer.
Rhh mldcl.nB, ll-lGd Sales L.. $50 hnlos.
american, i,2lO bales speculation ana OK
fort, QUO b"seS; receipts, 81 900 bales; ell
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26
A TLANrlc AND pANviLLEEAlLwAY

sCrEpuLEIN EFFECT July Isr. iso..
leave slippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily
80 q. 80
Leave Wet Norfolk daily 9:45 a. IN.
FOR pInyillc ana ali iuteim,diata sta,ione mr.
uvi's al panville at 52j y. M
lcH'c Norfolk, 5;.Ou. M
Leave W,St Norfolk 5:45 y. M
Tor ihNrcnccv;l lilo and intermediate points. ar
Tiviuc l.awr neville AZ = y.
Leave lawt"uocville daily tcNcert sunday AT 4
a M, arriving At ,auviilc at 10 a. ~
Connection uIadc nj D2nyill" :ni icfrCsg June
iion for al points in the southern Railway systcri:
al lennt,tou junction Tor Durham, sOuih iid-tou
and "l points on the Durham Division of the y
a ". Il. Il.
Pullman Slccpcrs between pauvillc, Ashrvilrc
Atlanta Augusta. Memphis and New Orleans
Tickets on sale and bag age che. led Al Wulke's
Agency, Comuany's Agency at wharf Norfolk
W. V. IL. williams Agcncr, Portsmouth:
W II. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent,
CliAS O. HAlNES. Superintendent
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Groceries.

COFFEE - Steady; Rio. common. lG:a
lie; Fair. 17.alS!c: Good. 19ia2Otc, Choice,
2la25c; Laguayra. 2Ilc; Java 29c.
SfnuPS AND Enthusiastically: Syrups.
Fright. lSa23c. Fair Grades. IL acc; Porto
Rico, lG. 20 and Doe. as to grade.
New ORLEANS NoLAssEs- Fair, 2oa
2jc; Good 36ai0c; Choice, 45c.
FLouH-Alarkctv very strong and advancing;
WestormSpring Wheat, Best ratcnt Family.
1918: Winter Wheat. Choice Patent Family.
$500; Choice Straight Family So. 2oaS. 70:
Good Family, S2.95a3l5: Fair Straight
Family, s2.I5a2 81; Good Low Family. So 65a
500: Good EXtra, $255a2G5; Fair Extra.
S2.Ij.
SLr-Eirm; Liverpool Fine. sl.l2al.25;
&. A.. d5a75c
RUE Milled. SAGE; rice, in rough, 6laG5o
per bush5l.
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ChtCneo rI.IrIScte.

CHICAGO. April 2j.--Iho leading futures
BANGED as ioilowg: Wheat closed lover.
Corn closed lower. Oats closed unchanged.
FORK closed lower
MnEAr-April, co. May CO..; July, Gil
e5lE' September, G!saG2S. Closing-April,
81; May. 60; July, Glt September. d2!.
CoRN--April, a.; May. AZ; July Ala.
Eeptember, 4S.a4',. Closing April, II;
3Iay, All July, Az; september. sSia4Si.
oATS-May, 2ss; june, 20; July, Isl.
RSt.
ronE-2loy, 1925; July. 1852. Closing
May. l2.20 July I2.474
L4HD-May, 6.s5; July. 200; September,
,'l2t CIo:!us-May, GS5 July. 100 Sep
kIrs May. c.22l; July, C37J; September.
e.o2;, Closing May, g 273i July, G.l2!; Sep
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fsgs> OLODOM|NION STEAMSHIP
\ COMPANY.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO SAIL.
! from Norioll; on MONDAY, TUESDAY WE'D
MEsRA J., III NsnA1 i and SAIuRpAY at p
WEDNE.DAYS, THURSDAYS at y. M, SATUR..
DAYS, Z. IN.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and siateroon berthS 8 90
rare, round tfip, limited to thirty days.... Is 90
nj Company oihcc,I7 Main street, or ct general
FuiI EiCIIMoND-Ships leave Norfolk evsrv
SUNDAY and TUESDAY, evening, arriSine a,
Richmond the next morning.
VIyrE >oIstsnUIE or STEAMERS
! North2Smp,on lpray, Aceomack, Enola and
Leave Company wharf, Soriolk. '-''F' '1A0A''
Fois 0i.i' res At 6:3o and ills 9.
800 p M bay Line Wharf Norfolk Mt and iI:so
a. FOX F. iiso IL p "a nslpsoN-At ,,5 :, m ana ,1s
p. M: BAY l.ine, 1850 H. and p. ~; Portsmouth
at lo:v, a. N. and .:e5 ?: IN.
tDts NEW i'OitE ESS AND SMITH
~ At ~ =. M; Portsmouth, 2:45 p. m;
tois ,.aS. AND wAisE nIvErsx-
na,ly, except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
az $50 o. m; Portsmouth, Gas n. m; Bay Limo
aOit *. t.oQUosaN AND SEW
ttt Notwithstanding n. Old Poiut, leav-
ing Company's wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS at $40 a. M. Portsmouth, s:i5 a. m.
BAY ;ine Wharf. Norfolk, At 0 a. m,; returning.
r. IL NANstliOsis RuVsIs AUD
>UEE9LA--At q. m: Portsmouth, $40 o, m (;
connecting At suffolk with $. and c. X. r
freight iSr MaihsT., Back, Poanosin. Ware.
NJ, Ssrtl CAfkVG.sN DIvt~,stN-~For
merly N \. s W u. L.-Steamer Albomarle leayeo
FidayS y 1 a. NJ. earring freight and passengers
Tor Washington and points on the Tar, Pungo sad
freight for Newbern. n, c.. received a. N. ana
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until 5 p.
Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26

T. OR RICHMOND. PETERSBUEG, Oi.DIo Mt.
= CLAREMoNF. NEWPORT NEWS and Iau.cs
cation Company Ele- ant STEAMER 20, 'Nti,~
leave, tlyGe'S Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SArt EDAl N a. m. touchiu,,
AT Portsmouth, old Point. N"wuort News ,nini,
aud iciurnimg, arriving At Richmond about i H.,
M, connecting W tn ali evening uIus Fare Ia
Richmond Si,5o; fare to EichmHud aud r,,urn
s".jo: are iu Richmond second isss 81 T,k.,s
much enc per thai by any 0lhcr r1ute tu Rich
mond. Petersburg WayCilv, Iiok>'urI and statio,,s
on Atlantic and Dsnville railroad Rnd'aIl pSints
Via Hichpond Tickets for sale ~ csct Rrcuci,e
OF Wake y son, II Brandt ami On board stcrnrr
,hi Freight received daily, Sunday excepted. Tor
nilaboyc named points.
JAMES W. M,CARRIrK.
ont
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26

1t will DO On agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of billions
collie to learn that prompt relief NAV
be had by taking Chamberain's Collie.
Cholera and DIarrhma Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be pre-.
vented by taking this remedy us soon
as The first symptoms Of the disease
appear, 20 and 80 cent bottles for sale
BY ell druggists,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26

Policeman-.Madam, l must warn you
about your hat.
Lady-Good gracious, what is the mat
teri
" 1t Is made in violation Of the law"
oh, how YOU frightened mol / thought
IL was on crooked. the ecricus way YOU
spoke. Detroit Tribune.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press.


HEw YoRE April 2j.--N oney on call has been
easy at 5a2 per cent, clOsuug ut IL. Steriin.
exchange Is steady. with actual business III
bankers bills HI 1888 iaiSSl for siXty days and
sS9!a4s9s Tor demand. Posted rates. iS9a49Js.
Eommcrcia! bills, is74aiSS. Government
bonds. higher.
TIE STOCK NARKET-CLosISG BIDS.
American Cotton Oh, 90; American Cot
soE Oil. Prof, 20. American Sugar Refn-
sr es. los; An erican ~ugar Eehucries. pref.
Y'a' American obacco, IUl; American To-
facco, pref. RIO; Atchison, Topeka and
Hnnta lie, Il: Baltimore and Ohio, 81: Can
aia laclhc. 49,; Chesapeake aud Ohio 10:
Chicago and Alton, li9; Chicago. Burliug-
tonand Quincy. TAI; Chicago Gas Trust. 72s
pei"waro and Lackawanna, 1857; pistil-
pref, 70; General Electric, 80; Illinois Cen
trnl, VI J; Lake Erie ana Western. 20s; Lake
gre and Western. pref. rs; Lake Shore.
1lisi Louisville and Nashville. 56,; Louis
Gati"n Consolidated. 1l73; Memphis and
Charleston, 10; Michigan Central, 100: Mis-
Eouri Pacific. 90. Mobile and Ohio. 49,
Nashville and Chattanooga. 20; United
States tordaGc. g. United states Cordage
pref. l0;: New Jersey Central. 9i!; Now
}ork Central J9i; New York aud New Eng
land. .394; Norfolk and Western, pref. l6.;
Northern Pacific. A.; Northern Pacific, pref,
eo;' Northwestern, W: Northwestern, pref
RAJ; Pacific Mail. ~: Heading, 10; Rock Is
land, ca: 81. Paul 60 st. Paul, pref, ll7l;
Silver Certificates. G7.; Tennessee Coal ana
Sron, 2ll; Tennessee Coal and Iron, pref.
eO: Texas Pacific. 1ol; Union Pacific
s93; Wabash, u; Wabash. pref. Ia: Western
Smlon. 30; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. l3i;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, pref. i3l; Alabama
ti"es a. l03; Alabama. class b. lO7; Alabama
glass G. 95 bid; Lousiaua As. 100; North
carolina 4's, l2i; North Carolina G's, 1913:
tennessee New Settlement IS. 81: Virginia
Gs, deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Receipts. e.:
nrginla Funding Debt. 59.; United States
g. registered MA; United states i's, cou-
Iona. ll2t: United states % %: Southern
Railway Sc. 9O.; southern Railway Common,
13!; Southern Halfway Common, prof, 10.
South Carolina .'s. lO7.
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GEO. w. DUVAL 6. CO.,
NORFOLK IRON WORKS.
10. Is Water street, Norfolk. Va.

ENGINES. BOILERS. SAWMILI, ana air
LinHs Of machinery OF the most improved
patterns Also repairing at tho shortest
no;lre. Particular sttcution TO steamboat
Tork ~ Walls PAIEN ROLLER TUBES
fERRULES arc tho only perfect remc-i1
Tor loaky boiler tubes, hey can DO Inserted
IN " few minutes by any engineer, ana are
warranted 30 stop leaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-26

,''".5 b-RFcasfast. b Dinner s--Suuper.
-'"' Il connect 1t Weldon with l. {. Line Full
A'+n Seeiofs Portsmouth 10 to Atlanta. Cia
va MONDAY. Wednesdays. aud FRIDAYS con-
l'1s Al rankin with s,eamefs olive Tor Eden
i"N fh' isud NJ on the river. Com cots at
t"'lt u with southern hallway for AsneviIic y
i. H. ga WV " ~ -
40 4ol and II. Vesiibule Limited Train. No
'NtfI fare Weldon TO Atlanta ruiimaa cepcr
.'risEoGth 10 Monroe y. {. Comet. directly ut
Ni"n'a, with =" aud 4. Il. Tor Chatham .oga.
N"n,lH", md a points West Connects with A
a"d " T. L I. for Mobile Montgomery, new
Orleans aud all points Southwest
AIRLINE.
no i02. Atlanta pee. al 7S0a N
so. - Mail su liz ur-ss ..2Op IN
Or tickets nHd baggage checked to all points
SoIih ana southwest, sleeping car reservation and
8 neral inioTiAlt on, call on or address " Y IL
Williams ~ lhgh street Portsmouth,
i. }. ANDERSON. J. ". BROWN, Jr,
Gen. La,s Agent Pass and Ticket ACT
J.. 81. JOHN, JOHN H. WiNDFK
'iee-ft@idehL General Manager.
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PEAs-Steady: Black eve meas, $3.50
per bag SLACK. :lal.lO per bushe!.
CoEN-Southern white. ijr
oArs-Steuly; Mixed, 3Ia3sc.; white, Ala
&c.
MILL FEED-Markot steady; IBran. $40 90;
shlpstuir. or inidliinSs $lSoOal9OJ meal,
White boltcd. per 80 lbs, 5jc
iiAY-No. Timothy. SIi0O; no, .,
5l2 6Oal3O0.
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'TIssVELEIsS, GSIID..

f'LlDE'S EEGUIAt LINE STEAMSHIPS FoI,
y lllLApELPliIA-Only direct U~vs,
line irnm Norfoik to III ladClyhia
mn further orders, steamers AFRO 1,vT1iIiSJ In
sal from NorioS every MondSy. Wednesday and
iucSdar, Thursday aud satuidiv
ihroash bills OF lading 10 all points South and
Southwest via :. d a., Atlantic Coast l.iue and
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES W NuCAEUICK
General eouth,rn Ascut. NortcIk Ia.
W. J.. CIN III: a co
Agents rhiin,iciphIa
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WESTWARD.

daily except sundayl
No. I, Cincinnati ana \, Louis Limited d1tly
with Parlor Car, Old PoAlt 10 clifton Forge and
a. r"'lman SIeepeIS Gordon4yilic to Cincinnati and
L"n; Meals served tn dining car west Of
No 3, + n v, daily. with Pullinan Old Point
10 Linton and Pullman Sledping Car Gordonsvlle
Inning Cars, Connects at iCoFington, Va. for Nir
FanS S Springs No smafes local stops east of
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, IL noon
and 6;30 p.
For further information apply to
Il. I. BROOKE, Passenger Agent,
G. Is o. Ticket Ofct, CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOIN b. POTTS,
Divisions Passenger Agents
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

mum >nu,,,,,
TIC RAILROAD co.
,,rh,S W. HlEi. r..,
LINE hhBi.E No. LIN EFFECT SUNDAY.
AINlJ2l, 1872 AT O'CLOCK AM
49,. i''NiN y u
c.9o, n,n - N"ht"ik'
nor - ~, n"I cAutfl 9hhdaE Mixed.
'"' .'.l only IT hempavillc,
l".25pm p.iIy. Ion,i IL t. ~ -.h"'
so y. N. Daily. Local D. .iI.sq
G:-Opm Daly cyc,n, Iss
7oopw pfe's
ki5 a. ~ nni NY 'ral Express.
' 'Ao'i' sunday. Through Ex-
e.5o ~ ~ 'ih'IN!N hticH.
"' D"'! except sunday. Sos only
" e'"'' T. ma IL ana komps-
s'l0a ILL., p"l'N c-ccp' sunday. Local EI-
IU:0lau, Snn,,r only Io.,ip
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1913 per sack; Haymaus, dull. sl.2j: yell
low, !. Local %. Onions, -. Is per barrel.
SoUIHER% FEuIrS- EauRnas, Si.OJai. 20 per
bunch; oranges, sorrento. per box, S2.5D
n2.1a; cocoanuts. "a. 90 per bag of 100; pine
apples, Ease: oranges, sl.75.
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Nor,oiu Cotton unrn.,s,
OffIcE OF lnE NlRGINIAy,

Vt u I NJ THURMAN, !
NoHfoLK, Va April %. 1895.
Feahoard Air-Line Hailroad-For Norroi2
bn.rs.
NoIfolk ana Western Railroad-o,hcr
soints, To- bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad For
Norfolk. 4G bales. %
folk. s bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-For Nor.
folk, 81 bales.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NORFOLK AND SoUrnEKN RAILROAD COM
~ fASi.
scMEprLEIN rl.EErr ,IAncm ,sn,

~ L.
MAIL AND ENrGESS LEAVES NORFOLK
1niy teMert sunday 40 n. IN. for Elizabeth
1ty, EdenIon, Mackcy's Ferry Roper pau,,,n
Bchavcn, e:c. Connects at Edcnton with n e \
X. Il. steamer rs follows Daily (ct,,ut S,uJ,v ~
Tor flymOntt aud Windsor TI1i S5AG .rlJi ~
DAY aud SATURDAY for all Landings Ola Chownn
river, "n MONDAY aud FRIDAY Tor Scuppernnur
river, and Wi.pNfSpAlS tor Salmon Creek Con,
meets AT he lhatcn with steamer Virginia bare Tor
ami intermediate landings.
EVENING ENPtl,SS i.EAVFS NORFOLK 4. IN
!. m "ally except sunday for Elizabeth CITY.
i.uehtoh huu N1N-Sint IONS Connects at Elizabeth
,ity with the stenu cr Ncusc and Ncwbcr,, Nou.
"eiI, Rvauokc bland and Moiehcad CIV Kinstop
aud Go dsborro VIA 4. 6 y. e H. r. aud ,nr
Jacksonville Wilmington. y. c. and ali stvtion,
on the W. y. @N. II. Il.
ARRIVE At NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EMPRESS daily except Snnthryl nj
- ~ y. NJ amt ENnress daily Except sunday at ii
=, m; connect with ell rail and steam lines at Nor
i"IL for tic North, Easi and West Passenger and
ir'iSht Sa'iOu foot OF East NAiu street NorfDlk
and Western depot
X ASI ERN CAROL1NN DISPATCH FAST
u FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between all points North aud Emf via NorH,lL and
Norfolk ant Southern Raioad to Easteru North
Carolina
Freight received daily and forwarded promptlv
AT low rates. '''
For further information apply 10 the General
II. e. I!upGlNS
:, General freight aud Passenger Agent.
NJ. *. KIM
General Manager
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.


NoHroIK Va. April 20, 1895.
ErOducc.
Chickens 20a30c. 'F'''S
Euos-Wholcsalel lie per doz
BEEswAX--25o per pound
Hhuok--Arish potatoes-Esting potatoeJ.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS. 1894
LEAVE NoEl OLE UAlLN.
F'io 'im.-Ihc thicngO aSprcss-EOr
PEicr>bur.. ttCh an a 4, al
una Washington. Also sOr
iNucbhuTg, tEonuoRc.
htdi"Td. Eiuciictd, po-
c"h"uts,s. tAoHOy;i. co.
liIiIbus and ChtCnro.
Sleeper fsu!tnolsu "a o.
fUrftbu. without Ctnnm-,
Niso tOr buiU~kI, eEIi,,ni.
hROSNi1lc. thattnnUoa:! q,
HnG intermediate R'oint.-
fEitnap Sleeper.
To sitr.ttuuo1EN.
lV:lO l.. III. -l"r Petersburg, lgdiOrd, Pulaski
Bristol; also to- iiucEcld, aud I'o-
,Uhuuiss; alsi for Rocky Mount
ard all sta, ions on Wiu.iOn-~alem
Division. Ha, Pullman slccprr
Norfolk 20 4 .anoic. tOuuccta at
Eotrokc Ut 5.tO u IA with Nush
tugtuu aud 'haitantogu, limited
Tor gll points South and West. Pull
man slcsrcrN liuauokr to Memphis
md Nrw urlcaus. bin ng car al
tachci.
Il RI -Noriok daily. SO IN. 1925 a M
$50 IN.
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y oANOKE, NORFOLK AND
II BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT en-.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1925, ska
every Monday aud thursday Mt s a. m. for Raiffx
more and lave Baltimore, PIsr n o. 61 Light str -
Freight received daily. y -
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TRAVELLERS CHE DUES

are safer than cash. EcrunIcI il lost. Paid
anywhere in the world without personal
identification.
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pcaut,t 'larItcr.

Market steady; Prime, lie; strictly prime,
&c; fancy, &c common, lallc; Spanish. 500