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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10
OXFORD TIES,

Why we have them In every style that ",
can think of, square, opera, piccadllv. son w.
point, globe and that common sense Toe. TTSIas
is SO easy and comfortable to those who suss
with corns and bunions. sung
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10
sULLIVAN's BAGGAGE SOLD.
Viola Armstrong; Attorney Bids 1t
i'll tor 500.

Jacksonville, Fla, May 8.-JOhn L.
Sullivans baggage, seized some two
months ago by Viola Armstrong of his
troupe for salary due, has been sold at
sheriffs sale for 500 to r. II. Liggett,
attorney for Miss Armstrong.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10
McCalmon, WillC me to New York

London, May s. larry McCalmont
will go to New York board his steam
yacht Giralda after the coming weeks
regatta at Cowss.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10

A disease known as aphthous fever,
identical with the foot-and-mouth dis
ease of cattle, has been constantly pres
ent among villagers near Berlin Since
1891. and the epidemic has this year
reached the city itself. The FIRST symp.
toms are giddiness, shivering, aud in
clination to vomit; at a later stage the
tongue and gum swell. the teeth be-
come loosened, and little blisters ap-
pear on the tongue, the lips, and the
legs. In some cases serious ulcers are
formed, but few deaths occur. A ba-
cillus found in the liver and kidneys
is believed to be the cause, and inocu-
lations with cultures of this organism
have produced the typhoid foot-and-
mouth disease in cattle. The disease
ls transmitted with milk.
The temperatures In all of electric
ncandescent lamps have been found
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10
GEO. A. GILBERT.
d L. POLK & CO.'S
Maryland and District Of Columbia Gagattea.

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BUSINESS and Professional People doing bust
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District of Columbia including a complete
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF BALTIMORE
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tion will be made to make 1t fall and complete
In every detail and true reflex of the Agrfcu.
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OF tne above places, AS the work will be thor.
ough;y canvassed throughout the State and
District, and will necessarily have large and
varied circulation, special attention is called to
It's excellency as an Advertising Medium, and
we trust you will give our agent when he calls
an opportunity to explain the many advanta.
ges you Will derive by advertising in ii also
It's value as a reference book and mediu IN to
address circulars by.
X. L. POLK 4 CO.,
Publishers Baltimore City Directory,
ll2 N. Charles ST., Baltimore Md
ScoUEINe
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
OLD CLOTHING MADE TO LOOK LIKE
NEW.
'''''', zE fiiGiE;Rf;;S;''''''''"
TAILORING AND SECURING:
ESTABLISHMENT,
West Patrick street, two Doors east OF the
Bridge.
l respectfully call the attention OF the citizens
OF Frederick TO my Securing and Tailoring
Establishment, where guarantee all work en-
trusted to my hands. All kinds of mems cloth
ing cleaned, pressed and made to look like
w. and NnnOn mn
terms. Send In your clothing.
JOHN b. ZEIGLER,
w. Patrick street, two doors east Of Bridge,
octl9v
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10
Marshall E. Price Convicted.

Says special to the Sum- dated Dem
ton, May Isl: Marshall f. Price, the
young blacksmith and " heelwright,
of Harmony, in Caroline County, was
this afternoon found guilty of murder
in the first degree by Judges Wickes
and Stump. The prisoner had been ac-
cused of waylaying Salle +. Dean,
the fourteen-year-old daughter of Jacob
Dean, farmer, of cutting the child's
throat and hiding her body in a clump
of trees after making an attempt to as
sault her, while she was on her way
from her home to the school house in
Harmony, on the morning of Tuesday,
March 26. On Friday, the 3rd inst,
he sentence of death was imposed.
The time for the execution will be ap-
pointed by the Governor.
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
Marshall Price has confessed that he
and he alone is the murderer of Salie
Dean. This statement was made to
Sheriff Berry, of Caroline County, on
Tuesday and the next morning he
was hurried away from Denton at an
early hour and brought to Baltimore
for safe keeping. Price says he impll-
Gated Corkran, because he had spite
against him and also because it would
help, he thought, to divert some of the
suspicion from himself. He was also
intoxicated at the time. He always
intended to clear Corkran.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-10
FREDERICK CITY MARKETS.
A Weekly Price List of Article
of Commerce, Revised and Cor
rected Just Before Going
to Press.
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, RYE, &c.

This schedule of prices revised and
corrected each week by Mr.. James H.
Cambria.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
New Work MARKETS.

NEW fonK. March lj.--Fiour. dull ana
steady; winter wheat, low grades. 81 .gOa
w; fair 10 fancy :255a2i5: patents.
G. SOa3.00; Minnesota clesr S22ia2 60 do
patents, S3.2.ai25; low extras, 81. sea-. 80.
Southern Hour. GU ct and stca Y; common 20
;air extra. 81. 0a275, gooi 10 choice. do.
e2eua3 rs. Wheat. dull. lower. closing
stendy; No . rod, store ana elevator 60 la
Golc; nhoat. G2c ungraed red 5Sn6jc
Corn. dull and iirmer. No ?, 52:c. eleva-
for' 5i;c ahoat; ungraied mixed, 5lia
&C: steamer mixed. 5l;a52.c; No ,, 4-in
cue Oats, quiet and firm; No 2. 3;.c:
NO. white. SIC; mixed Western. 3In3.c;
white do, 37allc. Cut meats. firm and tair
deman l. picked bellies. &C; shoulders. IA
&c; hams. S.aslc; middles. quiet and iirm;
enort riear nominal. Lard. quiet and S tea lv;
western steam, 80 a'ked:ci GOA, Pork,
quiet; mess, Sl300Rl3t0; extra prim.
nominal. Coffee RIO. quiet ana steaiy: no
s i6,c. Sugar Raw. quiet and steady; fair
refining. 2 lie: centriGugals. 80 test.
&c refined. quiet and steady: of A. 3sa3.c;
mould 4, 3-ldai!c. standard A. 3 Is lGaiIc;
cut lonf. 9-lGa4 .c: crushed 9-isa4 10: pow
Aered' Al.lGni!c; granulatcd l5-lGa4;c
cubes, l.lGai!c.
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Cation Markets..

Nrw YORK. March 19,-cotton. steady;
miidllng gulf. &c; miidling. Gle Fi-
tures closed firm. March. Is: Anril. Is.
hay, 10; June. CTS; july. 6 ri: August,
G "a. September 20: October. Is 30. Novenl.
ter 81; December, i 81, january. Gil.
Sales. 25s. 800 bales
he total not consolidated reccipts OF ro, .
Ton reported from ali ports to-day were
!0sio bales ext oris to Great Britain
a. bales: to France. $50 bales. to Cont.
neht '.1l9 bales: stock. 932. 257 bales
otal SO lar this week: Not receipts. Sc :
g? bales; exports TO Great Brta II, 1915
bales TO France, 1883 tales; TO Continent,
1881 bale.
LIVERPOOL. March 10 l23Op. M -Cotton.
csn.niddlinG. SD. Sales. l2.Go0 bales: Amer.
lean, II 300 bales: speculation and export
1OUC bales receipts. 600 bales; American
sou bales. Futures opened steady dc.
inaul far
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND MONT EXPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE N EFFECT JAN. 20, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
Gi5 a. III. daily, except sunday Portsmouth
iiiRli street, $50 Il. M Arrive AT Phi!n.
dclphia 5:52 y. M; New York i, SIS
y M
LEAVE NORFOLK.
V;jo p IN daily, uortsmouth. liigh street. G.?oD
rri'rat iniladcli hia 5.iOa IN. } Nes
York !: o. a. M
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
9.uu u. III. daily, portsmouth. High street g.ln)
leaving New York p IN Philaiclphia
ll-iG u, IA
ARRINl: AT NoRFOLk
500 p. III. daily, except sunday Portsmouth
iiign street, SO y. m, leaving New
YORK ~ a. d; Philadelphia 1910 Il m
'".e connection made with all RAD and sound
lines to and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars ON night trains between
.lefNrI hy Pniladc phia and Cape Ch,rcs Pull
-, "a l,un aud Par!or cars on day trains betwe IN
Philadelphia and Cape Charies
bD' Through ! icl.ciS sold and baggage check cd
at Wakes Agency, under Atlantic Hotel. and on
the steamers. II; r. COOKE.
Gene nj AGENT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20

Clear weather in the cotton belt
yester day.
United States ports received CO.,
bales cotton, against 10. S0l bales last
year aud 1888 bales IN 1892.
|ery active day i'll future contracts
in New York, snles reaching 25S. 300
bales, prices advancing Is to II points
closing firm. May, 6.19 to g. 20; June.
6. Is to G.19; August. &. "a to 6.25; Octo-
her, 6.39 to 6.3l. Spot cotton advanced
l-1Gc. middling, &c.
Liverpool future market advanced 3
to i 6iths. closing firm. Sales on the
spot. $1,000 bnles.
New Orleans receipts for to day are
estimated ut from 5000 to 1000 bales,
against 3,Oll bales last year.
The five leading interior towns re-
ceipts for the half week are rs follows:
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
March 10, 1896,

MINI ' Ais. riTI77'N
Schra Geo : Greeley. Blake, Provi-
dence. an George L. Ne-uou Gil New
York. TO VIM Lamp e Go. tor coal
9chr Moonlight, .Cranmer, Carteret with
guauo.
lar Jennie Simmons, Godfrey. Now York.
with guano
Srh y q Irwin. Mggin, Baltimore. with
coal 10 John, iros
B'rte, nna II Smith and Frank Pendle-
ton, to VIM Lamb x co for coal
CLEARED.
larkentiue Robert : Patterson. Tuuncu
st Lucia with coal.
hr Eessie c Beach, Mckengue, Suffolk.
Tug N.rS nil. North Carolina. with 3
schooners and barge III tow!
BtrScs q hnoX ANA Tartan Uobcken
or New York. with coal
large Ncrens. Providence with coal.
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naii, R-irrakfast; p-Dnn-t. s-Suppcr
No ~ connect IT Weldon with A. e. Line FULL
man Secpers Portsmouth to to Atlanta. ia
WI Hohuays. Wednesdays. and Fridays con-
ncc's al ifantiin with steamers Uiivc Tor Eden
ron IN iand NJ on the river. Ton cots VI
, a'c'ih with southern Railway tor ASlcvi,le y
X. H. " " w. -
No 4O@ and IL. Ncsihule. Limited Train No
extra fare Weldon TO Atlanta Pullmsr : erInr
!. nsmou,h to Monroe, y. {; Comet, directly at
Atlanta, with W aud A Il. K ful Chattannnop a
Hashyille, and al points West Conre,s with a
aud w. +. f. Il; for Mobile Montgomery New
ptlcan. and all points Southwest
, NJ" Flying so hman, makes all stors between
foItsTonih aud IL kins and Lewiston con ncutiny
~ Pendl,tpn Tor Murfe' to.O. y. T.
ARRIVE.
NO i02, Atlanta pee al 7iOa IN
aNo. IS. Mail an Express &. 20 pm
NO. ~ Flying ccotchman, 80 a IL.
FOR ticSe'> and baggage ch-oS.i 10 all points
South ami southwest, sleeping re,crvatiyu and
Z neral inlormst on. call on or address " V H.
Williams y! Itch sire I, Po,i.mouth a
1. J. ANDERSON. j. w BROWN Ir
- len Iass Agent. Pass and rictcr Agt
L. 81. JOHN, JOHN II. NINDER
'He-iresicenf. General Manager
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press.

NEw ionK. March l9.-Money on cali
drm at 2a3 per cent: closing at
per cent. Sterling exchange is steady. with
actual business i'll bankers bills at 4S7.niSS
2,osted rates. i8Sla490. Commercial bills,
es6sa4S7s. Government bonds closed firm.
TIE STOCK MARKET-IIUsING BIDS.
american Cotton Oil. Isl: American Cot
son Oil. pref IL bid American Sugar Rein
cries. 9bs; American Sugar Rehnerie,. pref,
Cacce, pref. 1854; Atchison, Topeka ami
sant. Fe. Al: Baltimore and Ohio, 5i Can
ga Pacific. 33t; Chesapeake and ohio. III;
chicago, and Alton. lac: Chic tgo: Burling
M; Delaware AMI Lackawanna 1901; Distil-
sers aud Cattle Feeders. l2., Erie, 9: Erie.
{ref.. rs; General Electric. 81: Illinois Cen-
srai, SG!; Lake Erie and Western II; Lake
soat; Louisville and Nashville. sos: Louis
vile, New Albany and Chicago. Il; Man
s,tt'n Consolidated, 1851; Memphis and
Charleston. 10; Michigan Central ~ Mis-
souri Pacific. 2lt Mobile and Ohio. IA:
Nashville and Chattanooga, d3; United
States tordnee, 81; United States Cordagc.
fre'.. 81; New Jersey Central. 93i; New York
Central. 95.; New York ami New Eng
:,orthern Pacific. 81 Nor ;hern Pacific, pref,
?Ss; Northwestern, 9l5 Northwestern, pref.
}Si Pacific Nail. %: Reading, 81; Rock Is
land. Ga: St.'Paul. 57l: St. Paul, pref, 1881;
silver Certificates, G5; Tennessce Co,i and
Iron, ii!: Tennessee Coal aud Iron, pref.
SO asked 1eXa. tactic. 81: Union Pacific,
q; Wabash, i: Wabash, pref. I3.: Western
ssmion. sSl: Wheeling and Lake Erie. IL;
Wheeling and LAKE. Erie, pref, All; Alabama
class a, los; Alabama class Il. 1905: Alabama
cass G, ~ bid; Louisiana SIS. 100: North
Carolina IS. 100; North Carolina G's. 1873: Ton
Htssoc New Settlement 3s. 81: Virginia
6s. defsrre I. 81! Virginia Trust Receipts Ii:
Virginia Funding Debt. 81; United States
~. reeistcred, III; United States a. cou-
ions. ll2s: United States rs. 95: Southern
hallway 5s SO: southern Railway Common,
?0t: Southern Railway Common, pref, 80 ;;
South Carolina AIS. los.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20

No u Daily; connects with A. C. L. train - FOR
No lOJ Daily except Sunday, makes close con
ntcton at liohgOod iOr Wa,hingtonN C. Kins-
ton, y g. plymouth y. c. aud all Eastern caro-.
ma POINTS al'os at Rocky Mount with A.. C. l.
tram ~ FOR all points South
Trains arrive at Norfolk COS p. Ia. daily. Also
st l0.25 a. III. daily, except SUNDAY
BagGag- checked 1t toulpauv's Norfolk wharf
and alsn al Office Of Pa, enrcT and Ticket Agent
90 Main street '
For tickets to all points South, sleeping car
reservation and general iniormationu can on or
addIess j. y. NEUGEBAUER,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES /. MAIPfS
General Forwarding Agent
4. VI. EMLRSON
General Freight and IA senger Agent,
G. II. SER ELL,
General Manager. Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

NAIL AND ENPEliSS daily le1cep: Sunday at
- ~ M, and ESpress dally except sunday ut II
q m: connect with all rail aud steam line, at Nor
iok Tor the North, Ess, and West. Passenger and
ircisht stations ieoi OF last Main street. Norfolk
and Western depot
X AsTFRS CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
j. FREIGHT LIN AND OLD DOMINION LINE
between ell points North aud l:as; Via Norfolk and
Norfolk and Southern Railroad to Eastern North
CarolinI
Freight received daily and forwarded PROMPTLY
al low rates.
For mIther information apply to the General
once OF the y. & :. Il. Il. Co., Norfolk, Va.
III. G. HUDGINS,
General freight and Passenger Agent.
l. l.. KING,
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
Baltimore Markets.,

BNL11MonE March 10 Flour firm; West
crn superiine. S2.0ba2.!O; Western ex-
IVA, .2.20a2j0 do Family. - .G5a2 -; winter
wheat patents. s3.0Ja3.25; spring do. } Goa
.. .: do straight. S3.35t3 80. Wheat, dull;
No red. Gl;sd0ic: Steamer No . red,
tIia5fic. Southern wheat by sample
f0a62c; do on grade. rs n6l:c Corn. strong;
InIAed i9.a5Dc: steamer mxen, lS!alS. o;
southern white corn, SOC: do yellow. i.a5Oc
oats, hrmer NJ white Western 37a
visions. quiet; mess pork, SI3 30; luIk
'huulders. &c short rib sides 7tc: clear
rides, &c: augar cured shoulders 7ic:
iahs. SNAIL l0tc, large 10!c. Lnri, refined.
oc. CONGO. trm: No Z. lG!al62c. sugar.
quiet; granulated, 4.20.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
Eas OLODOMIN|0N STEAMSHIP
} \ ~ COMPANY.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

phSSENGER SHIPS AR. APPOINTED TO SAIL
! IRON Norfolk ON MoNuAN, TUESDAY, WE'D
nh7 ysw J%y w W %%H "a ithAr 81
WEnNE,DAfS, THURSDAYS at 8 p. IN. SATUR.
DAYS, T.. ~.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
rare, Including meals and Sacroom terth...S s 90
Fare found imI limited 70 thirty days. Is 90
at Company office, Il Main street, or ut general
l5Ji. RICHMOND Ships !cayo Norfolk every
- NDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arriving nj
lichmond the next morning.
TIuE >oIsEuU, oF STEAMERS
Norhanmr,on' l%ray AccomacS, Enoii and
~. OF N'sh., sailing daily, except sunday.
tOis on i.os> AT G.31 and lI:lJ a.
m. aud 80 p m; Portsmouth. G45 aud 1905 and
500 d nl.i Bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at and 1880
toH "a .UprON At lrI5 a. m. and a45
=. m: Bay Line, 1880 M. aud D. ~; Portsmouth
I"s Nnv rOtts NEWS ANDSErru
nllhD Al ~ F. IN; Portsmouth, 2;i5 p. ~;
toir sX>. AND VASE nuvEr.s-
Daiii except sunday, leaving Compnnys wharf
Wharf, Norfolk, a. ~ ''''o
OK nA,I1. s.n0UoSIS AND SEW
VIZ tfNI res Touching a. Old Point lcly-
ing Commnys wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS al $50 a m; Portsmouth s:l5 a. M
BAY l'ni Wharf. Norfolk. at . =. M; returning
FUR NA>>' M"Nn Hlvrn AND
>sEfoIt>-At . 4. m. Portsmouth, :; 10 D. m:
connecting at >uilok with ". l.. Co. Il. Il. and :
and {. Il. T.
Eresht Tor Mathew, Back, Poquosim, Ware
severn and Nnnscniond rivers must lie prepaid
MIX "a "a toIiN DsVi>ip I-For-
mcGly N y. 4 W. u. l.--Sieamcr Nlbemarle leaves
Nur"ls for Washington, y. g. MONDAYS AZ . H. m;
fiidayS at a. IA. caring freight aud passengers
tor Washington and points Oh the Tar, rungo aad
lamlico rivers.
freish, Tor Newbern, y. C., received Il. n and
:. 4; H. depot.
Freight received daily, except sunday, until 5p.
Ia. NJ Is. CROWELL,
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Chicago markets..

CH1cAGo. March l3.-Thc leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat closed higher
Corn closed higher. Oats closed higher.
Fork clio. ell lower
,wuEAI-March, 5i!; May, 55:a5G!; July
o.. Closing March, 54t; May. 55,; July.
Cons March. AS: May, 49,: July. 4Gs.
o'1sng-Mafch, 46i; May, AZ; July 49,
Closing May. 2o.: June. 29A: July, ~.
PohK- May. ll.g0; July, ll.7O. Closing
MAY, ll.7O; july, S2l.
Land May, t.s2: July, Cos. Closing
May. G.75 July. 6.S7l.
Rms May. .5.s2s: July, GO2l. Closing
Iay. 5.75; July, 5.s7!,
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WESTWARD.

Daily except sunday
~ cincinnati and 81 Louis Limited daily
MN NH Iati0r ar Old Point To Clifton Forge ANA
i"'i""n >ierreiS Gordonsvll- To Cincinnati and
-, LOUIS: Meals served on dining car west OF
NJ y j. +. ", daily, With Pullman Old Point
10 lliht?n ana fn!lmsn Stepping Car Gordons willie
20 ,lhcnh"t' ana Louisville. Meals served on
DINING Cars Connects at tCovinston. Va Tor Viz
gum ll0i Springs. No . makes local stops east OF
steamer Louise arrives Il; Norfolk, daily, IL noon
ana $50 l.. IA. -
Tor inIiher information! apply to
L. i. BROOKE, Pesstnscr Agent
{. * o. Ticket Office. CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOllN H. iOITS.
Divi'ion Passenger = gent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
Norfolk Cotton MARKETS.,
OFFICE or The VlRGIHrAv,
NOpTpI Ca March 10 10

Seal GARD AIRLINE Railrond-For Norfolk.
25i la es; other points. l9l bales; total
dis bales.
Norfolk and Western Railroad-For Nor
telk. = bales other points, l03 bales to-
Sal. 03 bales.
Nor iolk and Southern Railroad-For Nor
tolk. 10 bales; other points, 8 bales: total.
~ ba'e'
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For Nor
folk, 3l6 bales
Atlantic and Danyile Rnilroad--For Nor
folk. Is bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
Scratching
and Swearing
only increase the irrita-

only increase the irrita-
ton and heat the blood. What
the skin needs is 4 cooling, heal
ing application that brings COM
fort to body and mind, and which
at the same time has strength
enough to penetrate Il clogged skin
and to dissolve the scales of
Eczema and DanGrul.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20

TEUcK-lrish potatoes-Eatns potatoes,
S2.35a26O per sack; Hnymams. dull. 75cn
Sl.U0: yellow. Sl00al.25. Onions, S3.25a
$3.50 per barrel.
SourHERN FnUIrs-Bauanas. 75ca:l 90 per
bunch: oranges. Sorrento. :4.6D per case
OF i20; c0coannts, 800 per bag of 100; pine
apples, Ease; oranges. S2.75a3.25
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20

pOANOKE, NORFOLK AND
IL BiLIlM ORE STEAMBOAT co
commencing TUESDAY. June 18th, Isgl, the
steamers Of thi~ line will leave BAY Line wherf
every Monday and bntSday ut S a. M for Ealti-
more, aud ave Saltim,ri. Pier No 81 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday al , p. IN
WM. RANDALL,
Aaephohes Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-20
merchants & Miners TRANSFORMATION Co
DIRECT ROUTE,

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PRONlDENCEAND SAVANNAH.
Every MoNpAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY
ut y M fuE BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
livery TUESDAY aud SATURDAY at5p. m.
FARES TO boston AND PROVIDENCE
First class, including meals and saloon
iRcroom berth - a m
second class, including meals and berth 90
FOR SAVANNAH
Every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
fa,r Fiht class, Including meals aud
,,c''h '''''.. ,.... ........... SID 10
arc second class, including meals aud
"''"" .'.'.t.t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 90
fcishablc Freight sent vi, Providence for
Wn'h'" 10y early train To Itoston, and AT the same
t"'c Us ny direct steamers TO BOSTON.
fciShahlc Freights not receive later than $40
J.. ~ on falling Jays OF Boston ships; l. 80 sailing
days OF Providence ships
Tor iniher information apply to
H.. II. WRIGHT, Agent Norfolk, Va,
a. - STltRRtNS, Asst rsriT Mgr
W; l.. RISER. General Pas. Agent
u WiliTNEl Traffic Manager.
"cheiHi Offices, Baltimore MD.
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t. or RICHMOND, PETERSBURG. OLD 70 Mt
I CLARENONi. NEWPORT NEWS and Laints
river lsudings direct 10y. dayIis ht-Virgiuia Navi-
CATION Comrany's Elegant Steamer PoCAlIONTAS.
leave, tlydc's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY
At Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News going
ANA returning, arriving at liichmond about s D.
IN, connecting VITA ali evening trains. Fare 10
Richmond si51 fare to Richmond and return
80, fare 10 Richmond secOnd-.ass, 81 Tickets
much cheaper thRl by any other route to Rich
mond. Petersburg Wayerly, IliCksiord and stations
Atlantic aud DNnville railroad and all points
via richmond. Tickets for sale ut ticket ae enrisS
OF Wake Il son, u brandt ana on board steamer
asfrcight received daily, sunday excepted, for
all above named points.
JAMES ". McCARRICK.
Agent
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PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas, $500
per bag: Black. 90caSl per bushel
ConS-Southcrn white. 43u4ic.
OArs-Stsa iy; .Mixed. 3Ia3Sc.; white, Ala
42c.
MrLL FEED-Market steady; ,Br.n. SIS 90:
thipstnff. or midliings, Sl8.OOal9 90; meal,
VIII Is bolted. per so lbs, 53c
HAY No. timothy, $lh25aii.00; No. =,
SIP, 50al3.U0.
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NORFOLK AND SopTuERN RAILROAD COM
~ IiNI
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH /, 1895.

MAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NouE1IK
d"iy except Sunday g:i5 a. Iu for EiiIaheih
~, i>ien'on Mackeys Ferry Roper, Paniego.
boIhaNen, rc tonuccis al Eieniou with !. :
X Il. >icstncr A. iollows: Daily (cxccrt St,iG, ~
Tor Plymouth and Windsor TUESDAY IlIiHRS
pay and >hIt RDAl for all landings ON ChnwDu
river, "u MONDAY ana FRIDAY Tor Scuppcrunnt,
river, aud WrDNtSpAYS for salmon Greek con,
meets at lie Haven with steamer Virginia Dare fer
Hi" MA; VIE south Creek. Aurora, Washington
ENENING EXPRESS LEhVPS NORFOLK $40
7 M u"iiy Iexce3t sunday for Elizabeth CITY.
Lhehtoi aid way-statioDs. Connect, ut Elizabeth
ny with he steamer Ncuse and Newbern Mon
day i1c-day, Thursday aud saturday for New
bern, Roanoke Island and Mofehrad CITY, Kinston
and 90 dshorro via A & y. C. H. H. and for
Jhch>onnI!ie, Wilmington y. C.. and all stations
Oh the w, y. 4 y H. H.
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PrOyihIO

FIsH-Mackor oi, No 9, IN kegs. 81. 80: new,
small. $3.50; new. medium. 1925: No 3. i'll
koGt, 1880: IL, rring. Family Roe, S2.70a
3.25i Eastern. iii barrels. S5.5Ja3,7j.
Mess foRK-New, $1,000.
HAMs-Smithhel 1. lial7c.
BlLH MEArs-C.elr RIB. Gle; fat backs, &C.
bellies. &c.
SHOULDERS Sugar cured. Gle.
Observation-Disclosures Tic.
BREAsTs-Suga- cured, lie.
LARD Pure lard. Sc. cases. SIC, tierces:
compound; tic: ticrces, in cases. &c
CHEGSE-Cream, l0al2c; Western Dairy,
SalCc,
BurrEH-New York State. dairy. new. gle;
fresh creamery. ~ t: Western. Iualsc
KEROSENE Ou-firm: liz degrees, 7ia7lc;
100 degrees, SiaSsc; Rcd. 100 degrees, I0allc