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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
cotton SLnrk efs.

Ncw Yo.S. Nov 2a.-Cotton quiet and
steady: nrihdling gulf, S3ic.; middlirg e.
sac. .Ie; receipts. = bales; sross. 1883
bales: forwarded. l.457 bales: sales. 900.
:pinners. l03 bales; stock. 1850 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, a3SIG
h;.lea; exports Ia Great Britain. $3.50
bales: 10 France. 100 hales: To continent.
t090 bales: stock, 9il,52I bales.
lctal 80 far this wcek: Net receipts.
2eI,6ti bales; exports to Great Britain.
et.Si9 bales: to France. 2o,G92 bales; to
continent. GS.a0i bales
Total since September LIST: Net re-
ccipts. 2232,G'i bales: exports to Great
l'r!inin. 21'.312 bales; to France. l5l,SlO
bales; 10 co:;tincnt. 5G9,329 bales
Kew York. Nov. 22-Cotton futures
closed steady: sales 2%%;;' .0CO bales. No
rcaho: S.2l; December, Sa2: January.
So; February. SO; March. $50: April.
SIS; Mav, So: June, S.i5 July. SIS:
AUGUST. S.i9; September, -; Octobe-S.la
Liverpool. Nov. 2ge.-.l2:3 p m.-Cot-
ton. demand fair and prices hardening:
N;nerican nliddlinE. ! lj-le1: sales 10
tE0 h;ies: American. ! Coz bales: Spccu-
i2tian anu export. LOGO Lalc:: rsct ipts.
700 h:i"s a.! American. Futures cp-
cnet steady and demand fair.
Liverpool, Nov. 2@-i y. m.-A,neri-
can spot grades 3-a2d higher: Amcri-
can middins fair lid: good mid
ding. il-lGd; middling 9-lGd: low
middling. ! l5-iGd: good ordinary, IL
GiM4 30-6id: November and December.
4 2a-6ld seller: December and January
2S-GiG4 29-Gid seller: January and
February. 2S-Gi@4 29-Gtd seller: Feb
riary and March. a9-6id luycr; March
and April. 29-GiM+ a0-G+d buyer; April
and May, 4 30-GiGt4 3l-6id buyer; Nav
and June. 3l-G4MI 32-G+d buyer: June
and July. ! 32-GiGI 32-6id buyer: july
and august, 1 3%-6iGIl 3i-Gid buyer: Au-
gust and September / :3-Gid buyer. Fu-
lures closed steady.
New Orleans. Nov. 22.-Cotton futures
quiet and steady: sales. 10000 bales
November, 500; Dccembc... S02: Janu-
AIRY, S.0I: February, Sill: March. sis:
April. Sis; May. S.2%; June. S26 July,
$50.
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y1RyOLR s SOUTHERN R, R, @,

=; N I AMP GxFhEE$s la Ihs N"nE Ok:
iel GlzahG,h tH ! iiS Ha" "a, ' Aack.y la
Connects Come H. t,,,i a,'G ,@in Hs;,y%n e.
steamer us follows Daily t eHo s Sun n
,3 on and Ind H i..Isn iisIiNy i I.s
DAY, and s;NTURDAY 1oi All iandiiti.;s
B. nAT h" Ti :iDStr n and SKIP N, Of Nos
an ma w "E IE!s;hN i&r FOR S"s :.@m rSr
Virginia Dare for MaErlcyvillc. South
Srcrh; Aurora. Washington ana i.,c.me.
y EyETlN,i I;NrEnss. LEAVES NOR
Ions Comets E E'hsh% civ cnS MS-s ,hs
day and Saturday for %ewbcrn, Roanoke
Island .,S e. and A!",rhc.h City. Kins,on and
said and Aforehcad City, kinstom and
,;olh,sboro via 4 ard X. c. r. T.. ana foi
stations OF ;..e ". n. and ". l.. II.
MAIL AA ANB hA AT N@Hr2 GaIy cexcop,
ieHsdps sandy a, H. ana eonss. % MiS
the North. East and West. Passenger
fak and 'oS WcSiern as deno a.' stfs N1s
ton on Water street.
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD DO.
MlNIoN LINE between all poin.s North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern Railroad to Eastern North Car
oIinR.
Freight received daily until y. M and
tor"nrdlv promptly at low rate.
For further information apply to the
General Oirice OF the ~ and 8. r. r. Co,
II. C. HUDGINs.
General Freight and Pass. Agent.
NJ. X. KING,
General Manager
z OR RICHMOND. PETERSBURG, OLD
L POINT, CLAREMONT. NEWPOIt'I'
NEWS and James river landings direct nv
daylight-Nirsln:a Navigator COMPANY
Elegant steamer POCAIIONTAS Icavas
Clyde's Wharf, Norfolk every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY NJ
81. m. touching at Portsmouth. OLD
Point, Newport News going and returning
arriving at Richmond about D. M, con
Noting with all evening trains Fare to
Richmond, $3.50; fare to Richmond and
return. $3.50; fare to Richmond second
class. 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route to Richmond Peters
burg. Wnverly, Hicksford and stations on
Atlantic and Danvillc railroad and ali
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale M
ticket agencies OF Wake & Son. III
Brandt and on board steamer.
Freight received daily Sunday excepted.
for oil above named points.
JAMES w. McCARRICK,
~ Agent.
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THE OUTFLOW OF GOLD.
TIE Engagement Of the Metal for Shipment
Tomorrow Footed Up $4.60O.OOO.
PRINCIPAL TOPIC OF DISCUSSION.
The Shipment of the yellow Metal
Excited n Great Deal of Comment,
But Failed TO Create the slightest
Nervousness, Nor Did II Have the
Loaxt Effect or Holders OF stocks.

New York. Nov. 22.-The principal
topic Of discussion In financial and stock
circles to-day was the outflow Of gold
TO europe. The engagement of the
up the large sum of si,6O0.O0O, which
brings the total for the week up to
$3.50, 0O0 OF to-morrow's shipments
$3.l00.O00 will be in bars and sl.500.G coo
In coin. Bars figure largely In the total
for the reason that the Treasury has
reduced the price for bars to Lie OF l
per cent. premium or 62M cents per
thousand. This reduction Is u help to
the shipper, as he can row tell exactly
what his consignment will bring in
London. With coin II is difficult, as |;
rarely, If ever, reaches the standard
weight. The shipment of the metal. as
stated, excited q great deal of com
ment. but IT did not create the slightest
nervousness, nor did it have the least
effect on holders of stocks. Unusually
exports of gold have been made the
basis for savage attacks OIL the mar
Ret. but to-day's' engagement proved OF
no advantage To the bears. The move
ment is looked upon in banking circles
as being perfectly natural in view of
the diminished exports of products. and
general merchandise and heavy imports
OF securities. etc. Of late. Speculation
IN stocks was dull outside of Chicago
Gas Tobacco, Sugar. Western Union
Leather Preferred and st. Paul. The
industrials We're weak. especially Chi
cago Gas. Tobacco ana Leather Pre-
fcrrcd. Sugar held well until near the
close, when /, ran Off q TO 99Ss. Chi
COCA Gas dropped tIs to 62ia on the
revival Of the runor that the Illinois
authorities had decided against the
Flower-ClcCtt Reorganization plan
Leather Preferred fell 10 G6M :nd To
Eecco 70 S3Ia. The railway list held toll
craSiy STEADY throughout and q few
issues We're quite firm ~ The CHANGERS.
Manhattan, Lake ShSrc and Western
Union met with better support than "f
iate. tn We TEN stoc:ss were strcns tn
eIed by the favorable report CT the
Northwest fer the month of October.
The market closed quiet.
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Baltimore. Nov. 22.-Flour-Quiet.
Whcat-Dull and easy; spot and No
vember, GiA .GG!Iac.: December. G4lgc.
@G4Mc.: May. GS2sc.@GSI&c.; steiner. No.
.. red, G1hc.MGliac.; Southern. by sam
ple G5c. GIG5i.c.; do, on grade, 6l5ic. q
Gl4tc.
Corn-Easy; mixed, spot and Novem-
Der, ~ &c @2a3c.; November. rcw and
old, $40 "a 53sc.; year. 333.c. Oslo: Jan
llary. 3SMc. Gt3Sfsc.; February, S3as c.. q
BIC; steamer mixed. 3224 a 1850: Southern
white. 33c. a SIC; do. yellow. 3S;. c. dTS5Ii
Dats-1uict; No. . white Western.
zSc. @23lac.; No. 9. mixed. do, 22ia ask
ed.
Eyr-Iractivc; No .. 43c.G4lc.; near
by, &c. Cli7c. Western.
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l1i.Ays:l.ss5l..5ss b. f.IJs &, s.:
ka ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IS CUNPAAY 81
3 FOR NEW XORksI


PASSENGER sHlFs ARE fAPROINTss
ED 10 SAth from is ortoik y. on sssdU ElSss
R pAx SNi5 aArl5N1yES spA s
p NJ From New York Se 5ais 81 oGbASsS
~ EspAYs. WED,MlaspXYs.sa,, THURsss
Pa Ass g.
Fare. incluGing meals and hi state
Fare. round Trip limited to thirty tiii
Eor tickets and reservation OF state
FOR RIcHAoSD Slips leave Nor
Neap sxg' Ne1s Every sURp asa leaxs
TulsSHAi evening. arriving at Ricii5
It'll. FINE tn' s SSH p9fhiss OF STEAMERS
M nd E.is PIC h,nray. Ahecomack Enoia
! FOR OF; o ,1 1ToiST.At q;sa. s:ao ana is:ls
H. and and az and 81, Po o. Sss
Wharf; Noorfolk at ZOO, g:Co and il 80 9. +
nj ro 5Rd liz HaRR L; f Ills q. N. and
400 i. m: Portsmouth, at 1905 and and s:o5
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
faS + ag @ Rss Gs AH Rhuf &
8; r.: Bay Line + p I'M M on aondays and "a
FOR EAST AND WARE RIVERS
R Rhhy exasRs a. day rsaTms
IN: Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk. q a. m. rs
RS Rf 'nSA at d Sd po SHg
Leave company.s wharf Monday, We'd
mouth. S:i5 n. m: Bay Line Wharf, Nor
rolk, Ut 800 100, r.; m; returning next day. A
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf ut G:30 a. M; Portsmouth. GAS q,
M to BAY k Nh S,s MerfsIk : pITnp
p m. connecting at SUFFOLK with s. and and
c. r. r. ~
Freight for Mathews Back, PoauosIn.
Ware, Severn and Nansemond rivers
must be prepaid
merly n. N. and w. D. L..-Steamer Albe-
mario leaves Norfolk for Washington, N.
c., Mondays mt n. M; Thursdays, at /
q M, cirry;:rss freight and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar.
N. and S. r. II. depot. 5s1fE- ~ 4.
Freight received daily except Sunday.
Al schedules subject to change WITH
M p. CROWELL Agent. II
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Chicago IEn,.Itc:.

Chicago, Nov. o2.-Whcat values
sank stiii lower to-day The opening
quotations were about the lowest and
the closing ones about the highest of
the session. but Illustrations were con
lined to marrow limits and there was
more OF weaknesses than of strength
10 the days trading. The Opening
was attended with signs that the de-
cline OF yesterday had left q feeling
OF depression il the minds of the trad
ers. Further liquidat!nG sales OF
long wheat were expected and II was
This apprehension which tended 20 hold
the market down. all through the dny
AZ the start the action of the corn
market was fairly brisk. but nothing
beyond ordinary. The tone ut that
time was firm, more especially for the
current month of November Dizziness
succeeded, however and with the in
activity an easier feeling prevailed.
wheat having hardened before the
close. Corn also firmed and the last
prices of the day were the same as the
first, the entire range not being a full
quarter of Il cent
OatS.-This market was still without
essential change. Trading was very
light and prices held steady Orders
We're few and unimportant, ana the
traders found the Majority of their
time unoccup!ed.
The provision market was lower. but
presented fairly steady tone through
out. and even made Il slight gain as a
result of the days trading. There was
not much pressure TO sell owing to tho
ruling low standard OF values. whilst
q good many people feel inclined to buy
In the belief that their CHARGES of
losing are now at a minimum.
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rlsavEr.E,.s GUIDE.

49, ~ Oi,nOLih Z, L.D EnlARLpS AMI
!; i !, ..i.. ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. ~ lI7s
funning bctWoen3f Norfolk and the fam
!. GUS Virginia Beach Seaside Resort Z.
SlLAS w. sIURr8Rn 2 w. ! VAN Mott
TIME TABLE i Nj EFFECT SUNDAY.
OCTOBER s1I. 1895. ,
nAlLY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Norrolll-75 u. M, mi xed: Ii n. M.
ioSai eSpress;.4 2: M; local express.
press 80 s. MN miaea II osal sx
press. 1919 tiiij f5s,s 4. = 80 -.
SUNDAY TRAINS: ~,
Leave Norfolk-l0.30 NJ M, local OK press.
L. M, local eNpressy m 80 -
Leave Virginia Bench--1 80 p. ( M, local
cypress: o y. m, local express. 3.fi ~, rs nj
Trains stops only on signals at intcrme-
a a,n.n Stations TO put offSorstake OH pas
Local Express trains make the trip in
3. P. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent
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''Fut Money in Thy Purse.

Again cur forecast Is correct. on last
"Wednesday we advised sale OF Munhai-
tan, which was then At 1861. ON FRIDAY
,i on an Investment of :lo4 selling
Reading stock for three weeks. Consult
the records and verify our rroi;nuStica-
tons. Some clients struck while The iron
was whit. Resulta-S5D invested ON liz.
short side Of i. and r. last Thursday
siclieI not rp1t OF $l75 lv Saturday
Ana The world moves on. These opr0i-
tun!ties occur daily Get In lln" "Dnn't
>. clam; Mak" money. Indications
are Favorable FOR an appr. liable advance.
IN Our cotton next week. Keep your exc
on wheat, G.. II. * O.: st. F'aul Rack
Island and Northwest are making snlrn-
did records. ana have an unprcccdcrtrl
favorable outlook An Investment, on
The ''lone" side in these VIII, We .hink
yield hand sam" profits in "a short lime
There are many Other good t'.nEs wall.
Ing Tor YOU 10 push them along. You may
save something from your income or sal
AIRY, bHt IL You ever enjoy Il lountrois
measure of this world; goods. Won must
;aEe advantage of your opportunities.
We bu% and sell, FOR cash or on margin.
Stocks. Grain. Provisions ana Cotton
Our ofiicc Is lifted with every convenience
and means OF information. Fuller infor-
nation cheeriuliy given corrrsrund-
cncc solicited. DUDLEY u co, Bankers
"nd prG',.rS. {? Main street. Phone I3l,
Norfolk Va -
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Produce.

Southern Fruits-l3ananas. T5c. G;s1.25
per bunch; oranges. Jamaica, S35O per
DON; cocoanuis, $500 per bag of 100:
@2.75.
Poultry Chickens. oil. 25c.; spring
chickens. 12dr20c.
Esgs-WhClcsale, 2Oc per dozen.
ReeswaS-25c. per pound.
Tiuck--IrIsii potatoes: Eating pota.
toes, S1.c-xs1.50 per bag: Onions. 81 -
per bag
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None. aIarrlc:.

New York, .:ov. 22.-AIorcy on call
cast at l4Gi2 per cent; last loan at lla
and closing offered Mt y. per cent.
Prime mercantile rapsr tiaQr5 per cent
BAR silver, GTA. Sterling; exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills al
i.St iaWi.S1$i Tor 60 days. and 4.SaSti $685.
for demand. Posted rates. ..SSi46fI 10
Commercial bills. i.SGiG0I.SIh. Gov
efnnent bonds, easier; state bonds.
quiet; railroad bonds steady. SILVER M
the board was DUH
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PROFITABLE SPECULATION

is boon to those whose incomes do not
Keep UP with their requirements Ry on.
method the risk is reduced 10 minimum
Customers are notified OF each trade when
made. and accounts may he closed at any
time. Oar ramphlc, and market letter
mailed ON application
ESTABLISH. } SEVEN YEARS.
REFERENCES FURNISHED
nsoIdated Stock and Produce Co.,
II BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
Scratching
and Swearing

only increase the irrita-
ton aud heat the blood. What
the skin needs is Il cooling. heal
ing application that brings COM
fort TO body and mind, and which
at the same time has strength
enough to penetrate a clogged skin
and to dissolve the scales OF
Eczema and DaRdrull.
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TRAVELLERS, s.llInl:.

Nsh NoItFOLII AND OCEAN
Sc tEDULE liz EFFECT OCr. Z, 1876.
DAILY ENGEpr SUNDAf-I.enye
500 0l D. IN. Leave Ocean view-S:06'
lO00 II. M; II, moon: 300, :0O. 600, 500 pm.
SUNDAY TRAI NS-Leave Norfolk
900. IL 100 n. M: 100. $780, 800. 700 u. IN.
Leave Ocean Yiew--l0:00 IL. M; 1900
noon; 200. 400. 600. 500 u. IN.
w. a. BARRITT,
Gcncrul Manager
General Office. Ocean View. Va.
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Choice. 2192lAc.: LaEuayra. 2r1-sc.:

EhoIce, EIWs1Hc.: LaEunyra, 2f1-3c. |:
java s94sauE c, ~ n
SHrups and Molasscs- Syrups.
Fright, lS@t2Sc.: Fair, Grades, l6026c. !:
Porto Rico, 16, 20, and 26c., IA TO grade
New Orleans Moiasses-Qutet: Fair,
W20c.; Good. 3G4s0c. :, Choice. 45c.
t'luur-AIarket Very strong: West :
ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family, 5i.G0: Winter Wheat.
Fest Patent Family. S4.25; Win
ser Wheat. Chbice Patent Family,
Good Family. s2.60: FAIR Family, $3.50.
Good Low Family. 1928: Good Extra.
,Salt-FIrm: Liverpool Fine. sl@1.to.
as TO grads: G. a. 55GC5c., us to weight.
Rice--A1illed. 5QGc.; dice. I'm rough c.
Csc. per bushel.
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Sugar Market.
Grain.

Peas-Stcndy; Rlacl:-Eyc Peas.sl.75
per bag, Black. 5ol5Jc. per bushel.
Corr-Southern white, quiet, at $50
- oats-Steady: Mixed. CSC: white.
Mill Feed-NIarket steady; Bran.
SIS: shipstuf, or middlinE. si7:
meal, white bolted. per 80 lbs. sec.
Hay-No. Timothy. SlS.5o019.OO; No.
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Daily. B-Breakfast. DDlnncr. S.
No 4 connects at Weldon with A. G..
Line. l,u!linnn Giecpers Portsmouth 10 Al
lanta, Ga
on Mondays, Wednesdays ana Friday.
connects At Franklin with steamer Olive
Tor Eachtnn ANA landings on the river
connects at ltaictgh with Southern rail.
way. Tor ASiieSillc. y. c., aud ali inter
mediate points on the w N. G. II. r.
Nos. iO3 and Al Vcslibule Limited Train.
No extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. phi.
man man siesner f@rlsinouth to Atlanta. Gu.
open at J n. m Tor reception OF Jasstiircr:;
Connects directly at Atlanta with W.nnI
~. t.. X. for Chattanooga, Nashville and
All points West. Connects with 4 md W
J. u. i. Tor Mobile Montgomery. New
Orleans and ali nuIats Southwest. -.
ARRIVE.
NO. 462. AtlaEta Special, T:2O n. III
N" 5S-MdiI and express, $50 D. M
ror tickets and baggage checked 10 MI
points South and Southwest sleeping car
reservation and general Information call
on or address w. v. II. WILLIAMS, tick
ct agent 2,l' High street, portsnulith. Va
J: w BROWN Jr
EnsS. and Ticket Agent
JOHN n. WINDi?R
general Manager
y. j. ANDERSON
Gcneral Pass. Agent.
T.. ST. JOHN,
Vice President.
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Norfolk Cotton Market.
wIaOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Pro sisIOnS.

Norfolk, Va. Nov. %. 1895
Fish-AIackerel, No. 2, in kegs. 500;
new, small. Sl2.50; new. medium, Sl2; No
3, IN kegs, $3.50; Herring. Family Roe
half barrel. S2.75; North Carolina Cut
1875.
Mess Pork-New. 1915.
Ilam-Tork, S1035.
liams-Smithfleld. I4@11c.
Bulk Meats-Clear rib, $545: fat
backs. Sac; bellies. SIZE. as to size
pieces; pork plate, sa.a01500.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, 7Xc.
Bacon-Shoulders. 6Ac.
Breasts-Sugar cured, lOkc.
Lard-Pure lard, tierccs. 7p7kc.. as to
cases and tubs. 7Ac. over tierces: com
pound, 54c.: tierces. In cases. SIC.
Cheesc-Cream. 10910hc.; Western
Dairy, aQ31ac.
Hutter-Aiarket strong; New YORK
State dairy, new, 23c; fresh cream.
cry, 24@25c.; Western. 16Q2oc.
Kerosene Otl-Firm: I12 degrees, lie:
60 degrees. 1Slac.: Red. $50 degrees. lie.
Groceries.
Coffee-Steady; Rio, common, 1870
lt12c.; Fair, lShQl9c.; Good, 20Q2oS.c. !;
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Fl, rLANTiC AND DANVILl.H RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER

Leave Shippnrs' Compress Wharf. daily.
80 a, m; West Norfolk, g:i5 a. III. for
Danyilir ard all intermediate stations
arriving at lbanvillc, 5:2j u. M Leave,
Norfolk. 80 y. m, West Norfolk, $3.50 H.
sunday at 500 ii. m, arriving at Dan
lille AT 1880 a. III.
Connection made nj Danvllc and Jcf-
frrSS Junction with Southern RAILWAY
System: al Denniston Junction for Dur
ham. South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division OF the n. and w
K. X.
pullman slc"pnrs between Danvillc
AShcvil". Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale ana baggage checked
at Wakes Agency. company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk; w V. II. Williams
w. H. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
c. o. HAINES
Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-23
~! / RurfolkaWssternR
SCHEDULE In EFFECT NOV, 8, 1885.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Now 8, 1886.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
';4o g. N. : The pae Chicago Espress,For
washington a S Q, for
I hyG1chhsin i,a; .,d RoPpn noa Rad
kenova, Columbus and Chi:
cage: Sleeper Roanoke to-
Also for Pniasfi. Bristoi,
K1nioxyills, chattanooga and
1900 ,. m sorf Petersb ngn'f Radford.
BTlashI Bristol; also for
also for Rocky JOCK ISt oant and
Salem Division: Has Pniis
n nSoanoa ae GG Cen a. R Ri !,
ga. ImSitea f aer shlet5 seass
South and West. Pullman
Phia and New %' Orleans n ed Dia.s
ARRIv Em lnS sag jatta saiS9 500 &, 4
NoREoEK A i s. H III III ri g. 3i #
(Festibule Llmlted.) ~ 81 "a ssiais8
Leave Norfolk ASS ps5 1n.s
arrive Richmond 2 100 p. M.
Rev kssiYRs sFf RRs stssaIaH is sas
SiGhmSond 900 a. M. q rive;
only at suffolk III * wa stSPfsl
ana PStersburg: second.S
for passage on these {traf;iyI
Other daily trains IeaVal
Norfolk $40 q. M, rrivs;,
ut Richmond II los an. fRGs
turning, leave Richmond $500.
p: m; arrive a Norfolk 100
For fu'thar Information as to tickotpS
rataeS baggagst eheeksi etc, call Oh OF
PASSENGER Agent; CHI. BOSLEY, TicEsS
Agent. l26 Main street, or c. 10. Is Ei IL
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western rail-,
road. i w. r, REV IL3: ts ~
General Passenge ar Agent. ~
General Office, Roan6keIsV ri sSS ass
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Peanut sfnr,,c,

Market steady; Primc Sc: strictly
prime, SIG; fancy, Size; common 20
PIC; Spanish. egc.Q7Oc
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Q27hc.; No. .. oats. 1sQ1sNc.; mess
pork; rs7.Sf1&4sS; lard, $5.42h; S. r.,
sides. $4.409S4.50: D. S. shoulders, si.500
S4.Io; =; G. Sides, Si.T5QS4.STls; whis-
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ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND ssSs4Sss 8;
BALTIMORE STEAhfRoa,1,sf ssss,ss

Commencing Sunday, September Iii q
Bay Line wharf every w ednssdaYS & Id
SATURDAY night for ltirnore, q ana isav0s
B 80 I !, pier every Tuesday ana Hridav
Freight received only on Cd M 6a,s,
Telephone ., w NJ AryDALi..s as
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CLTDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM.
SHIPS FOR PIlILADILPHIA-Onl d.
rect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day Wednesday and Saturday at s d.
m. and from Philadelphia every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills OF hiding to all points
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad
JAMES ". McCARRICK,
W. p. CLYDE. e co,
Agents. Philadelphia.
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BALTIMORE
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

BAY LINE. n
REDUCED RATES BY THE FAyORITa
LINE: QUICKI:ST PASSENGER AND
NORTH AND 1soUTH.s z Z; i3s
COMMENCING MONDAY, May 10, 1904
Nv. Portsmouth. High streer. =: $50 - n,
Nv. Ola Point, Hygein Pier. $50 d n
Ar. Baltimore. Union Docl...... 1900 a M
Pr. r. BE-. ono
Ky , R,anl:imore 1890. 500 a mi u 100 a M
a. N eW 'G!s % %ls:ss m
soUTE HOUND. r. r. Il. | b. & o.5EE5Is
Lv. New York. ....... lt2:l0 D m.il 30 a m
ar. Baiilmore .l.7:co : n .s:ss : m n,
Lv. Baltimore. Union Dock !G 80 y m
Nv. baltimore. Canton. Z 00 /, M
AZ. TNorloik ::............-......... I.O0 n III
ar portsmouth .................... $50 a m !
The trip by these steamers affords
most enjoyable sail on the Chesapeake
Bay. pas5ing through Hampton Roads and
Of Interest Incident TO these historical To-
every particular. Lnrge ana luXuriantly
by steam, and lighted by eiectrlcity #1.Hfta.
Tickets sold TO all points North. Enst,
and West and baggage checked to desti.
na Ion IN StmIsrGoms reserved upon appli-
No. Il West Main street. or on board
steamer. .g sI ts TT At q n, ~
Freight will not be received after o. m,
to go forward that day. iF55Ssl
w. UANDATL. Agent.
DAILY except Sunday. 'Daily. iGs.4
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Receipts. Try Raj, nna <,cnrner.

Olli, c OF The virrini.m.
Mon folk. Va. Nav. -. 1875.
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No. - Dailt. connects with a. G. L.
train 20 for all points Suu,h
No. lc3 Daily, except sunday, makes
close connection "a, iiohGcod FOR Wash.
!nEton. y. c., lSinstOn, y. =. Plymouth
>. c, and all EaStrr:l Carolina points
also ut Rocky Mount with ~. =. l.. train
s., for all points SoGth.
Trains arrive at Norfolk Cos y. IN. daily.
also at lO:25 Il. m. daily, except Sunday.
No. ~ runs thron,l without change.
Norfolk TO Wiliniustun.
baggage checked at company's Nor
folk wharf ANA also at oiiic" OF Passenger
any ~ ,;,.p tssHii': 10 Ina,i "tiSri
Ing ear reservation and general inform;l-
lion, call on or address,
i ~ NEUGEBAtER.
Passenger and Ticket Agent;
JAMES T.. MAUHIN.
General Forwar.IIu:s Agent:
~. 81. EMERSON.
Gcnnral Freight and i':sss. Agent.
Genernl y :: :...Ecr. Norrolk.
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Groceries.

Coffee-Stcady; Rio, common, 1910
liac.; Fair. lSkQl9c.; Good. 20Ql 2o$c;