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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
TO CONFER TOMORROW.

A Committee of the Street Railway
Union to See MIR. Phillips.
The committee of the Street Railway Pro-
tective Union appointed to see President
Phillips Of the Metropolitan Street Rail-
road Company in reference to certain al
legged grievances Of the men. today saw Mr..
Phillips at the ~ street power house,
where he had gone to investigate a charge
made against one of the employees Of the
company by the union. AS Mr.. Phillips
time was fully occupied with the investiga-
ton he made an appointment with the
committee to meet them at the office In
Georgetown tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
To Lay n Track.

The Commissioners have granted permits
sion to the Georgetown and Tenleytown
Railroad Company to lay a single track
from the end Of the present tracks on 32d
street to the Potomac river, stipulating.
however, that no additional overhead wires
shall be erected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
A Small Fire.

The three-story brick dwelling 310S P
street. owned and occupied by Mrs Thomas,
was damaged to the extent of $3.50 by fire
which broke out at o'clock this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
HORSES LEAVE FOR THE EAST.
Light Card in Consequence on the
Island.


Island.
Owing to the departure of large number
of owners with their horses for the east
to be reinstated under the rules of the
Jockey Club, the entries at the island today
were light. The officials, however, have
no doubt that a few days will see them
back at their regular size While the card
was small. it was good one The track
was dry and fast. Weather clear and
warm. Attendance light. Six books were
on,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
Building Permits.
Granted a Divorce,

Judge Cox this afternoon granted Annie
Waters a divorce from William Waters,
and Jennie Gordon a divorce from VIM.
J. Gordon, both DEGREES being made be-
cause of desertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
Public Hearing.

The Commissioners will give a public
hearing to the WOODBURY. Citizens Associ-
alton Thursday. the 10th instant at II
ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the high.
est and the lowest and the closing prices
Of the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney members
New Yor'x stock exchange. Correspondents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17

Cotton and grain markets, reported by W. B.
Hibbs. stock, grain end cot ton broker, 1921 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17
Today's Orders.

The Commissioners today ordered:
That J. A. Melville, now foreman in the
sewer department at 81 per diem. is trans
ferred to inspector in the sewer depart
ment, at 81 per diem, when employed;
and J. ]. Condor is appointed foreman In
the sewer department, at 81 per diem, when
employed. The pay Of George NJ. Harris.
chairman in the sewer department, at $1.50
per day, Is Increased to $2.25 per day.
That w. I. Boyd, rodman in the en-
greer department. Is transferred to COM
puter and craftsman, engineer department,
at s. per diem; and A. s. Fernald, chain
man. engineer department, is transferred
to rodman. engineer department, at $3.50
per diem.
Building Permits.
Building permits issued today were as
follows: John r. King, one one-story frame
building on Goth street near Hamilton road,
Garfield Heights. to cost $50; Jessup
estate, to make general repairs to house
900 18th street northwest, to cost $500;
A. C. Cunningham. one two-story and base
ment brick dwelling. zoos street north
east, to cost $500; Mrs. T. P. Hurdle, one
two-story frame building Grant road, Ten
leytoWn, D. c., to cost $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-17

DIR. Carey of the Episcopal Church offered
prayer praising God for patriotism. which
he termed 1.-The foundation of pure politics
and therefore Of the nation"
At the conclusion of the prayer Secre-
tary Kenyon began the long roll call, the
chairman asking for any substitutes. In
stead of reading all the names and thus al
lowing the old-time enthusiasm when the
names of prominent men were reached,
only substitutes We're read.
When Erie was read, ASsemblyman
O'Grady of Monroe arose and presented
Herkimer was reached Warner Miller arose
to make a substitution, and was greeted
with hearty applause.
Temporary Chairman Named.
Lieut.. Gov. Saxton also came in for ap-
plause when he arose to offer substitute
When the roll was called Mr.. Hackett
said
Il have the honor to name as chairman
the Hon. James S. Sherman of Onondaga."
Mr. Hamilton Fish and Theo. Poole of
Oneida escorted Mr.. Sherman to the chair
While Mr.. Sherman addressing the
convention. the representatives advocating
prepared and gave to Mr.. A. H. Steele of
New York to introduce this compromise
resolution, and will advocate it before the
Committee on platform:
Resolved, That the republican state COM
mittee be and Is hereby directed to formu-
late and report to the next convention a
plan for its enlargement, so that in as large
q sense al may be practicable it shall be
representative in character. and the prose-
cution of campaign work be brought there
by into close touch with the local leaders
and conditions throughout the state"
AT l:20 Mr.. keck of Fulton offered the
resolutions for temporary secretaries, as
adopted by the state committee last night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-10
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT NAY 5lSoJ
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Gk N. dAiiy, except supday-(Portsmoutl,
High street, i:SO q. MI Arrive at Pbiia
oeiphi'i 5:52 p. ~; New York at s3s
LEAVE NORFOLK.
cao p. m. daily Forismouth, High street SIS,
A Alr,, e, AZ Philadelphia $40 &. m. y New
ARRIVE Ar NORFOLK.
200 H. ualIy, (Portsmouth, High street, GIL
,eay,ins New York p. M; Philadelphia
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK.
e:05 p. m. daily except Sunday Portsmouth.
nigh street, sl5 p. M leaving New
Close o lork al a. n; Philadelphia 10: 70 a. M
lines 10 and from Boston ''' 'A' ahu 'ounu
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains between
Jersey Gty phiIadelphs and Cape Charles Plli.
Philadelphia and Cape Charles.
zs-Ihrongh Tickets sold and baggage checked
thesteamers X. b. COOKE
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Among our Co,rou men.

Texas las showery weather. weather
elsewhere very favorable.
Liverpool closed quiet and steady,
partially Gath decliue.
New York future contracts closed
quiet and steady, al almost same prices
az previous days. Sales, $3.50 An
gust. .O5 to I.Ol; October. 7.OS to
7.U9; January. 7.lSto 10.
Galveston received II bales new cot
ton yesterday. No new cotton else.
where.
New Orleans firm, 1-1G advance
Mobile firm, advance. Other South
ern markets unchanged.
Crop i'll sight estimated at 9, CO... O97
bales. against 1896. $50 bales last wear.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
August g, 1895.
ARRIVALS

Schr Joel Sheppard, to VIM Lamb L Co.
for coal.
schr Morris, Perot. Alexandria. light.
5, hr Cakes Ames, Chopper. Baltimore,
light.
Schr Vim II Davidson. Hankiu, New Lon
don. light
schr iinrland w Huston. uu. ton, Phila-
Il 'ohia TO North Caro- ina. light.
Ii: Thomas ShrYock, Insley, lhilslel-
p.4m. " tn gnano.
Tug Mercury. New York. with barge Mon
are, to Vim Lamb Il Co. Tor cod
lug Asher HUDSON Baltimore, with
seven bArgss III tow
~ John Biz y. baltimore. with one
barge III TOW.
Iu; Spring Garden. North Carolina. with
one s,liopner an three barge. III tow.
Bar es Wasp aud GalRtca to Vim Lamb 4
Co, Tor coal.
MEMORANDA.
Br Snip Lamberts Point has roue 10
Laml crt Point to finish loading.
CARE HENHi. Va. Aug. e-lz M.-Clear
Northeast wind; m.lus Light sea.
CLEARED
Scar Robert Carter, Towne. Boston, wi III
coal.
Tug Triton Chase. New York, with barge
Wa l.ingt0n, with coal
Br. ship North Star. Gruzelier, Rio, with
coal
schr Fannie @ roweu. ohase, Now Bed :
fori, with coal
Schr Annie Reynol 8, Hill. Suffolk,
light
Schr James Hargro,es. Baltimore, witt
lumber.
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Cotton Markets..

NEW IoEKAugust 81 otton futures closed
steady. Sales, $500 bales MludliuE
pull, q; mudlims nplands, z. August,
uS September : "a; Oct der, Us; Novem.
der. ~; december. 7 II; January { ~;
february, p; March. %.
The total Les consolidated receipts OF cot
TON reported from ali ports to-day were
co. bales; export to GREAT Britain. ,G5
bales; to France, III bales, to Continent,
b9S bSlos; stock, go, 40 bales.
LlvEEroo1.. August 9.-l2:dO p. m.-Cotton,
Demand fai pri e favor buyeie; American
sniddling.3 20 SD. Sales l0,OUo bales, Ameri-
can, 9,sUU bales; speculation ana export,
100 bales; receipts, 1000 balesi American. -
bales,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-10

'Dailv E-nreaklas, D-piuuc- s-S,r,or
40. 81 'onneei VI Weldon with y {. Line i'l.
"'|m Ties Portsmouth to 10 Atlanta. ia
ncris AZ rankin with .tcamers olive i3r Elem
NJ NJ ~ l!iih NJ on the river. Con Gets at
l"'s,l ~ WIN -""lhern Halfway ior Asucviile. X
Il. T. '"'' va '"c " ~ ~
NJ 400 and II. Nesiibule Limited Train. No
ezra fare Weldon TO AilsnIa Pullman o.i.cr
l''i'NmIouih 10 Nu .uta. va. onucls u,rectty a,
Atlanta, with " and II. Il Tor Chatiannpo,a
Nashville, AMI al points West Counseta w,ih A
and W. y. Il u for MuhiIc Montgomery, New
Orleans aud all points Southwest
AEl;INE
no. 20. Atlanta suer al 5.SUd III
NO -. Mail and EtyrcS, 5:,Jpm
Tor trse's and racgHpr checked to all p0In,,
South and southwest STEPPING car reservation ana
neral informal on. call on or address " V IA
W iIlam. u. iiish stic t. loii. mouth. q.
=. j. ANDERSON. j. W BROWN .Ir.
, Gen. Ia,s. AGENT Pass and Ticket ACT
j. 81. JOHN, JOHN II. WiNDER
Vice-PTesiden'. Gcne.a Manager
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New York Markets.

new YoHE. August 9.-tlour closed dru.
winter wheat. low grades, .2.5uaj,Iu 90
fan 10 Iamcy, :3.lUaJ.,0, do. patent
e tOa4 20, minnesota clear. SIUsu325. no
patents. S3toat..u low extras, 81 so. 10.
cay mills, si.JUai.-5 uo patents. 20. suutn.
trn Hour. Guli and easy, common to lar
SHtra, S2.lua-,.u. good to choice. do S3UUn
t.u5. Wheat crossed dui. und trm:
40 =. rej, store and elevator, ,2lc.
ehont. 'ic. unSrnded red, 1ias.c: 40 ..
sed, u3ie. Corn c.used scarce ana lirmrr No
Z, +tsc. elevator. &c, ailoAL; uugrsdsd
snl1ed, 56.a53.c: steamer mixed. o. u5s Ic:
So2, iSsai9lc. CATE, dull auu d cauy; 80
Z. 26ia2O9c; No white, 2Sc. mixed Nest.
arm, 16a2sc; white do, 2iaJ7c. Cut meats
arm pick bellies. 7c. shoulder
DC; hams. 9ts9.c; miudies nominal: shorS
clear SjsH. Lara. linn moderate ue.
grand; Western steam clusvd AT = CITY,
e.. 2UH625. Pork, closed Ii. mer; better d.,
~nsud. mess, siI.OJaIl. %. oNIa prime.
nom!nai. Coilee--E!o, quiet AMI urm:
no - l6.c sugar LAW. FIRM AMI
moderately active; tar refining Sc Refined.
active ann nrm, of a, I:ai:c; mould A,
= il-lCnl!' si"l!dard a. / 7-lGHi.c: cut loaf,
l-lta5:ci crushed, b l-l6n5.c; grauulated,
tl-ltai,c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-10
Norfolk and Washington, C.
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
BY Da~Iie:Ilt.
DELIGHT TRIP UP THE CHEsA.
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

Commencing JULY Gin and contipuin, d,,,,.
,@ summer months, the new pRlatIal steamer
S"W PORT NEWS vii! begin muLiny dpy
t'tp' 10 WashingiOn, D. G., lrsyiu. rorIsI5oStT
li'a' I,ine WIZARD every Tuesday Thursday a
N"t"t,iay NJ $50 M. Norfolk ut .:lj a. M O, l.
rs non,oe at $50 IN, arriving IN Washington
=, eturnng lca'e Washington on Monday.
az Fortress Monroe, 500 and Norfolk $50 D ~.
ne steamer leaving Washington OF SUNDAY
h,o,rnnnGs, arriving "a Norfolk al $50 M. will
Fare for The rouLd trip $3.50. good for return
pae aS" by night steamer same hay, or following
VIII CONTINUE as formerly
lc,ets sale H. K o. Ticket OH e. n. & c., W.
T. Wakes aud Conpany's Office on wharf Tele-
phone III. b. J. CALLAHAN,
jy2-tf Ageut.
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oil points South Win a = l. Train - Tor
- ~. Ioi Daily except sunday, makes clos. cor.
n'cuGn ~ liobg0od for Warrington n = Y i i
t"n - =. Plymouth. y. c. and ali Eastern Caro-
NM points; nj at Rocky Mount with A
iraih 90 Ion all points South a. - Ia
>. rams arrive 81 Norfols G 0J p IN. daily. Also
a. R 10 u. ~. Tally, except sunday. ''
mn, 15"S iSs checked at companys Norfolk wharf
" Main street. "" -'Seht,
For ticket. 10 al points South, seepiu
reservation ana genera informationn raII a. car
address j. y. NEuGEBAUER UT
PASSENGER aud Ticket Agent
JAMES j. MAuPfN
General Forwarding Agent
c.r,r,, , 7. NJ. EME1lSON
en-. sEEtEL! "'ehaer AGENT
General anager. Norfolk.
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l. OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD TO Mt
river landings direct by dayiight-yirginia NavI-
CATION Company. Ees CANT steamer PO, AHO ,,I,!S
Leaves Clydes Wharf Norfolk, every TUESDAY.
at Portsmouth, old Point, Newport News goins
and returning, arriving ut Richmond Hlbolit 5 D.
Richmond sl.5v fare 10 RichIond and return
$3.50; faro to Richm md second-cass. ~. Tickets
much chopper tina by amy other route / o R!ch-
n,ond, Petersburg waverly Iiicksiord md itatiSrs
on Atlantic aud Danvi!le railroad and all points
of Wake Il Son, II Brands anhton board stsamsf-
go Freight received daily. Sunday excepted a.
all pbnpe rou,rd rot-4e -
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A TLAETIC AND DANYiLl.E RAILWAY
sCHEDULEiN EFFECT MARCII,-ru ,s,,

Leave Ship er,' Compress Wharf .a,ly o..la -,
West norfolk, .:i5a III Tor Buffalo 1t h SPRINGS
ianvilie, aud ii int'rn.ed at stations: arriving
b"HIlo LIN spring, Al ..:5U % IN La willie ~,
!, III. Leave NorioiG SO p M, West NoroiE = +;
pm Leave Lawrence ril!r TIA ,cxcepi sunday
at 49," ~ arriv''l'' AZ lanv Ne ~ -: n
connection made M nnnyiile and Jedress June
ton i'r AL points IN the Southern Rail way system:
NJ iehhston Junction Tor Durham, youth l,ost on
". X. l.. ~ '"' ~
Aii,aIn, make connection for TuGalo Lin. =,
S''-'r"s ..,ceniiug sundays. '" i
Pullman Sleepers between Danville, AshevuIa
Atlanta Augusta Memphis aud New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked al Walk,
Agency, !, Nomhany'a Agency al wharf, Norf@
W. V. u. Williams Agencs, Portsmouth:
w. Ii. TAYLOR
ru.s p., General Passenger Agent
elias o. HA1NEs. superintepdent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-10
hs OLDDOMIN|ON STEAMSHIP
\ - COMPANY.
I FOR NEW YORK.

pAssENG ER siIIlN Ai;E APPOINTED TO SAIL
1 from Norioe an NON rAl, TUtSpAI WE'D.
~. From New iork ou MONDAYS, TUE.DAYS
WEDNESDAYS, iilt l:>DAl> al 3 . IA, SATUK.
DAYS. Ip. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare, including meal, and s,atcrooln ber,n.s so,
rare round TIP limited 10 thirty days. - OC
For tickets anu reservation OF stat rooms apply
Office al wna:. 49,"
FOX RICHMOND SLIP. leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY =. IN, ana leave Newport New. every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arriving a,
Richmond The mex, morning.
TIME >'siInJtE OF SrsaNUuS
! Nor'har r,oE, lursv ,Accomacg. LmoiA and
isls OF wight, ,ainng daily, e1ce SUNDAY.
Leave Company "hllf, Norfolk.
FOR OID poi>,-At i. c. aud lIl5,
IN. a@ ~ : ~ fonsmonth. - Ga aud ~;
"iI $50 D. 'ni i'-! Line VII Norfolk At 80
anu !aiO =. M. ana 80 T.. ~.
ron H'urt">-.At lI:t5 =. IN. anu AS
T. M; Say Line 'va and $50 I'm; Portsmouth,
ron NtW I.Ous NEWS ASDSuIrH
niEi.b At 30 T. ~; Portsmouth. 24J D. IA;
baY Liht "b"'i' p IA, Tue ~, ,e.A,sda ;.
w IA; by In $50 p IN, Monday aud SIT
FOR EASr aNp wsHE RIVERS
Wharf N"itoiL : i II. '' ''"'
LOie BAtN aNp pSQI0SIN uIN-
rs touching a. Old Point leaving Coutanys
"nnI' 'i"' 'riI Nunh'y ~ .. m; Portsmouth
u;!n u a., H"y l.ins Whar! Norfolk. n, go a. n
reiurnin; ncl' oaJ. " '
SON SEW y Ist E.S-Tuts iJv Thurs
i.y aud saturday, from C"np.ny's Wn.n'4t d5lu
Ia. Forts Mouth u.+H a IA, Bd! !..nr, Noriok ann
FOR NS>SrMOND HINpn ,yn
>t'EEOIh ~ - m; Portsmouth. no D. m.
connecting at Suio,g with :. uud {. H. Il 49,
a MIil
Severn ana Nanscmond iINeis must lie plepaic
-svIsIIa CAtOIISs DsVEs,O> r.~
meil- n. y. y ". j. !--->icnmcr Alirrnar legy
NoTiOls Tor Washington. y. e.. Monday. Al M
aus DAYS al IT, in.cair inv freight aud ma ~.
Sc. for Washington snd points OH the Tar Punco
aud PamIco rivers
rreiRh; Tor NeNbern, y, C., received a. y. and
:. Il. Il. depot.
Freight received daily. except Sunday n,il ) p
NJ. VI. H. CROWELI,
Agent.
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poANoEE. NORFOLK AND
II BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT c.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1891 the
steamers OF tnis line will leave Bay liue wharf
every Monday aud thursday ai 5 a. M for Balti.
more, and leave Batim re- Pier No 81 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday At p. u.
freight received daily.
rr WIN. RANDALL,
-Ae!ephoneS Agent
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baltimore 1Inr,;ors.

EALTlMol,t, August 81 Flour closel upict.
"tstern suieiul't, $2GU.,2 SO. Western
<Aiia. - :cH5- u go Family. .3.i5a3. VIM
<et mG.nt patents. :&.S5ai 90. spring uo. 81, -
at.lV; 90 sti"ISn' sj.DOaj -. Wheat closed
Nfm' NO Tea. u9.h1uc, Stptemuer. 70 q
aiei steamer No = ied. 6Gtoo.c, suutIisru
wheat u' sample. 1J"72c; DO on gtsGe. Us
"ie' tor', o eli dult. No . ni&sd. .G.c
A'd' >. p'e.-u +, &c ,Id southern wLit.
corn. 10 C. do yellow. 4.n5Uc. Oats. clos.d
Sute'' NJ white Western. Stage, uumi.
Raj, No miAuu Nvttern 2yIc ,shri ,,.n
-ioV.sions, h.m: nies= pork, SI5 5v buIli
Tnou'uers. n,c. short !.u sides 7lc; cIeur
eiGe5, 'jc, sugar cured shoulders, 1r. hams
ei"t-e. LarH' iehncd. -. tcnee, firm;
"o . Aoae. sugar, ttro nSi aranulated, .7u
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Norfolk COTTON ninructu.
OFFICE OF TIE VIRdISfAy, I,
NORFOLK. Va. August .. 1895.
ST amer Conoho-For Norfolk. Q hoI.s
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NonroLE Va. Angus. 9, 1895
E'rDvIstOu..

H-Mhcketel, No . III kegs. $50: new
email. Sl2.J0: new. medium. sl2OD: No 2 in
kegs, 1880; Herring Family Roe, barrel
S2i3; North Carolina Ont Herring. S325a
BIO: Eastern. III barrels. s275a3. 10
MSS PoEE-Ncw. Sl2,25
HAM-pork. I'll 80
HAMS Smltiiiieli. l5alcc
BrLE MINrs-Ciear rib. &c; fat bacts
e:c, bellies. G.s0a1!
chorIDE' sugar cured 7tc
lAcnS-Shoulders, &c
BhEAsrs--sugar cured, l0tc.
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IIkAvELEIss, GUIDE.
NORFOLK 6 SOUTHERN R, R, 10,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT July ! ,se,
MAIL AND EAf"ES> LEAVE, MORE .IK
!nily Except Sunday 80 a ~ ior Eiil,Ln,h
CITY, EdensOn, MuCkey, leriv ROM pnn,a.r
beiharrn,e &c. Connects It Etur,uli with n rs
Il. Il stesm-r rs iolluNs; iiaiiv tp.c,nt su,I.y
ioI plymVnih and Winds IutSOAT IjjiNI!
DAY aud SATU l:DAY for al lsuiins, 49,, t',n,
rNcr," NDEDAl and FRIDAY iuT = upp.ru,,'',
iNrf, anh Wt''SiSl'A y tvr SALMON ,'I,.E ,;,n
Mecis at le,IhNer With steamer virRirit l,,i. f1t
MaEe.ervi''e. south Greet hurora' Wpshirrio,
and inie.hrd!a" laning> Connects al Eii,nht
berne Tor Mays Head.
EVENING EXPRESS IIAVvS NORFOLK Ana
~ daiIy 'eNceri SUNDAY Tor Elizabeth City
ihcntoh a"d way->,atiUus C"ureCt, nj EiilaI,it,
'iy WITH The stea"e, \euss Tuesday Thur.J,Y
anu saturday Tor Ncwbcrn EuanuL. I.Isut ~,
Hioiehrhd Guy. kin>ior aud tn d-t,,rro VI. A &
y. I. L.. L.. md Tor Jacksonville, Wihninv,ou y
.'.aud all stations Oh ite ". y. y m
AtElvE Az NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EMPRESS igil, ,c,c-r, Suuis,) NJ
a. m. connect with all rail and steam lines a. Nm,
ioII iOr the North. Las and Wcsi PASSENGER s:a
tior foot vi Ea-, MAN. street Marin / .nA W.
ern depot freight station on warrr.,rc,t.
ASIERN CAROLINA pIsrArCH FAST
sstt"eeh Ill points North aud liasl via Norfolk and
Carolina w ''''e'" -'oitu
Freight received daily t.iu e T. m and ,o,
warded promptly gt low rntea.
. For further iniormtiou apply 10 the General
0'hee OF Tie ~ : u; Z. CO.. NoriGlf Va;
NJ. X. KING, se' 'Ss"-
Genera Manager
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tsrOCerips.

CoffEE-Much higher aud active: Rio
common. l6lal7lc; Fair. l8.nlsc; Good. ~.
2O.c; Choice, 2la2lic; Luguayra, 2Iic; Java
29a3Oic.
Synups AND MoLAssEs-Steady; Syrups,
Fright. lSa23c Fair Grades. l6 a20c; Porto
Rico, IL. ~ and 26c. as to grade.
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs--Uuiet; Fair, zoe
23c; Good. 36ai0c; Choice. i5c.
-, tLouEo-Market strong: Western Spring
Wheat. Best Patent Family. si.75; Winter
Wheat. Best Patent Family, $3.50: Winter
Wheat. Choice Patent Family, $40: Choice
Straight Family. 4i.2U: Good Family, $500
Far Family. $3.50; Good Low Family, $50
Good Extra. Cd. G5: Fair Extra, SS.40.
SALr-firm Liverpool Fine. $ll2al.25;
G. A.. 65a15c.
RicE-Milled. 5sGc; rice, in rough, 6laG5c
Per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-10

NLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
v PHILADELPHiA-0nly direct xTysn
Until further orders, steamers are APP ,UlnIodto
sail from Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday,
aud Saturday At D. M, and from Pbiindei-
phia every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday.
Through bills OF ladiug 10 all points >9utt ans
Southwest via Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic Coat
Line and Virginia Tennessee AIR i,ine RuJlroaA
JAMES W. NcCARRICk,
General eouthern Agent, Norfolk. va
W.P. CLYDE & co,
Agents, Philadelphia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-10

LAnD-Pure lard. uerces. 7lo. essos and
tuos' 7sc: compound, SIC; tieroes, in cases
.5lc.
CnEEsE-Cream lOsl0lc; Western Dairy,
BrrTEE-Market advancin New York
State, dairy, new. 2la23c; fresh creamery,
2ia25c: Western. l6alSo
KEROSENE Ou.--Firm: liz degrees, lie:
~ degrees; l3lc; Rod, $50 degrees. lie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-10

PEAs-Steady: Black eye peas, $3.50
per bag; BLACK. 75c per bushel
ConS-Soutnern white. quiet. 4Sc.
OATs-Stoady; Mixed. SIC; white, $50.
Mill FErD--Market steady: Bran. $500:
shIpstuf. or middlings. SlS 5Oale.OO; meal.
white bolted, per 80 lbs. 6ic
HAY-No. Timothy. $500; No 2, sl1. 90
ASSOC.
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NJ! / Wy Hsrfo|k:WesternR.R.
EHHzzNEasJ1ScI
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY u, 1885,
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

$40 n.,n.-Ihc thtcngO Exprcss-FOr
Petersburg. Ni a II tn a
nnd washing ton. ALSO Tor
u, uchburE, stouuON a.,
ftnnt"rd, ktucfirId, PO-
Cnhnnins. kcnuva. 90.
ltIInbus and l'h,cnrO.
>irrpcr HOnu"L,- To O..
lnuibus witEOuI chung a.,
aiho Tor puir>It. rS,Is,aI,
Nu0NNtiIc. thasIunuOri ~
nnu tntrrinedtutr Points.
lGVO p m. --For Petersburg. ERdtotd. iulaski,
BriGiol; alto ior liuch.ti. nnd 20.
'HhOnt MISC tor Rocky Mount
ard nil stations On Winsiou-Salru
Division. uas Pullman si,rrrI
Norfolk 10 Roanoke Connects al
Roanoke III & u IN with Wash
inrtUn amt Chattanooga limited
Tor all points Bouth and West Imll.
iiar sleefers Roanoke to Memphis
tnd New Orleans. Din ne ear AT.
tachei
II V Norfolk daily. SO IN, ll.2Ja IN
l. = nm.
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FcnnUi Market.
Market dull; Prime, Sc; strictly prime,
Slc; fancy, SIC; common, 2a2Lc: Spanish, 81.