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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10

WoUl5 you Ike to have Wings Read the
poetry auI see how many things the lit
tle -irl wanted wings for. She thought
she coUll lis u the stars and tumble
about in the clouds but 1 think it would
b. safer 10 tumhl. about in the hay; that
reminds me Of the boys-they came in
yesterday and said they had been i'm tine
barn bon fh- HAY. and ] wish YOU could
have seem them. they looked like tTamYs
There are three Of them now. for little
H.1-v Grady Howard is oil enough TO
follow the others. and he is "A pretty pic
tar- wI.h his lell.u curls ana big brown
eyes. as DE walks around and tries to 10
everything the biE boys ID They 40 ev-
sryTvhcrt. ami into everything; first. IL is
To- the mulberry Trees. they are forbidden
to eat them, but they say they shake
trsu down for the chickens ] think the
chickens get one 10 their TWO; then under
the plum trees tn see how they look. then
81 CHERRY tr.a. and they vow every en!or-
al One IS ri.e. = wa have 10 watch them
am fay. Last night clayton came and sat
iu my lap and ] said Clayton, you have
l.eeu eating onions. you must take an
other seat and he said no he had not,
Iut d. put hjs hand iu his pocket and be
gan 20 unload. aud what DO you think?
30, taI q pocket fUll Of little onions: said
d.. lur tIer u.s. iu the orchard. What
Go SOU think Cf that for "a perfume? !
would rather have Sw-etshrubs-
Th, other day we found in the orchard.
iu & peach tree q nest filled with young
1uuekiu-a5r.ls ana We were so proud OF
IT, or course ~ wee not going TO take
them rur. uus 10 would have been such
pleasure t1 see them grow; but Sunday
afternoon there came up drCauIul wind
Storm ana when il was over we found
every uts1. bird on the ground dead. How
ST.. =, was for tine old mother bird when
sh. came hack ami found the nest empty.
~-sucsvuw we leave FOR home, after
sVruE.u- nearly a month among The roses
ami Strawberries. for never saw as many
iu r- life betore. and you may know
NE, have enjoyed them. There has only
been one drawback to my pleasure. Can
You guess what BE- is We'll for fear YOU
r-runt VIII tell you. 80 few are send
ir- iu rn heIu me with my hospital money.
uuu't Sou notice how small the list is each
week. have felt very sad about il. Tor
our money IS not near made up and YOU
must ua. ruii until 81 *. Ii every grown
p.r-ru would only 10 as the dear lady
who's. letter yuu must read about her
S.lH.-n school class i5i- now my heart
....FT DE- -EsereI. How I love that dear
I-.f. 15rl who gave cents, it was so
sweet ru seemed beer mite. won't be- dis
,..rs-.ss.i s- ions. as e child VIII send even
cent. am great beEsar and must
zar up something new 20 cet You 10 help
mo Lovingly. AUNT SUSIE.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10
A Hunters Knife.

No. 1874 is one of our new premium rlr.
chases. II is a single-hlade1 spring-lg. K
knife. The blade is hands rlesi from rae
gor steel, buck horn handle. very stout, au
ideal knife for farmer or hunter. Price.
postpaid IS - cents with The WeaEly
Constitution one year to new stlbscr...-rs
we send both for $3.50
THE CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta. Ca.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10
Cow ardice.

The extent to which everything depends
upon the point of view is illustrated by
little dialogue between a boy who is a
mighty hunter for his age and a lady of
his acquaintance.
"A rabbit" said the young hunter, lis
the most awful coward that there is in
the world. My! How he does run from
hunterr'
so you think the rabbit is a coward,
eh?''
why, OF course"
well let US suppose little Suppose
you were about six or eight inches tall"
"Wen?'
And had good. strong, swift legs"
"Yes?'
And didn't have any gun, and a great,
big fellow came after you who did have
one. What would you do?"
What should l do? i should streak II
like lightnng!"
Il think you would. And l think. also.
that you would have your own ideas as
10 who was the coward
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10

A little story is told in Bruces Life of
General Houston" which illustrates the
familiar way i'm which military orders were
expressed sometimes during the civil war.
In a certain battle a confederate com
mandcr stood upon hilltop gloomily
watching the union battery which was
making havoc Of his troops At the foot
OF the hill. on the other side. was his last
body Of reserves; by his side stood his
aile-de-camp in shirt sleeves.
Tom said the general quietly without
turning his head. but his lips quivering,
Il want them guns-want EN- bad"
The aid nodded, turned his horse, and
dashed downhill to the reserve.
Boys" he shouted. Jerking his thumb
over his shoulder, THE old man says he
needs those guns over there. Suppose we
go get them for him."
There was yell Of approval. and in a
few minutes the general had the guns.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10

The Constitution has received 50 many requesta
TO club magazine that we have decided 10 do 50,
and offer you McClure's Magazine and the Weekly
Constitution one year for 500. Now, if you want
the best weekly in the country and one of the best
and cheapest magazines this is your chance Send
for announcements for the coming year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10

- NV friend look here, you know how weak
and nervous your wife is. and you know
that Carriers Iron Pills Will relieve her, now
,rhN NOT be fair anolt % and buy her Q box
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-10

In every locality.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-02-14

&v@V4
2 new castle
Natalie, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrss
Byard Mitchell. was badly scalded on
Saturday by splitting cup Of tea.
Work on Finn's Point battery will
probably be resumed during the latter
part of this week. Contractor Patter-
son expects to obtain sand on Wednes-
day.
The Rev. e. L. Brady, pastor of st.
Peters Church, who is suffering from
the grip, was NOT able to ofiiciate yes
terday morning, but conducted services
last evening.
A dancing school for young women
will be opened in the Opera House on
"Wednesday evening.
The men who went from New Castle
to Russia several months ago are dis
satisfied with their treatment, receiv-
ing 30 cents fov dollar, and will not
renew their contracts. The bricklayers
will start homeward to-day and are ex-
pected to arrive in the United State
about March LIST.
Personal: Mrs David Elkinton con.
tinues seriously ill-Frank Patton III
seriously ill-Miss May Taylor of Will
mington is the guest OF Mrs. L. j.
Grayell-Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Of Wash
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
New York Market.

New York, Oct. 25.-Flour-Qulet;
and firm; winter wheat, low grades,
S2.25G260: do. fair to fancy. S2S09D3 As;
do, patents. $3b0d3.75. Southern flour,
quiet and firm: common to fair extra
S2.lo@2G0; good to choice. do. S2.90GD
3.30
Wheat-Spot market firmer and ac-
tive; No. red. store and elevator 10Isc :
atioat. I2ssc.; f. O. b.. 707sc.; ungra ded
red. 6f@f4c.; No. | Northern. 67si @6Sc.
Corn-Spots dull and tirmcr; No =
39lac. elevator; 4Oiac afoat. Options
We're dull and firm at A@% cent adj
vance: October. 3ac: November 3Shc. !;
December, 36lac.; May. 36c.
Onts-Spot No. =, 24c. No white
2'hc.: mixed Western. 2iM2Sc
Beef-Quiet and steady; family. s?9
IL; extra mess, S9.75G10. Beef hams,
dun. Sl5. Tierced beef. slow and firm
city extra. !. NJ. si6Gl7.
Cut Meats-leuiet and weak; picked
bellies, GHc.: shoulders. 6GfGAc. hams
~. @?c.: middles. nominal.
Lard-Quiet and easier; Western
steam closed at $5.95 asked; city, $3.50:
October. S5.95 nominal
Coffci.-Quiet and unchanged TO :
points down: October. Sl4.956l5: Novem-
Der. Sl4.S5: December. Sl4.G5MI470: Jan
uary. sl4.5O; March. Sl42OGilI.o5; May.
Sl3SOW!3.S5. Spot rio. dull and lower:
No. Z. 1889
Sushr-taw. quiet ana unchanged:
refined. quiet. X cent lower: on \. 1 3-l6
a4asc.; standard y. i5s@4lac.: cut loaf
ana crushed. SIC; powdered 47sc. :;
granulated, 45sGi7sc.; cubes, Use
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
October o5th. 1895.
ARRIVALS.


British stmp. POLAND. Chandler New
Orleans TO Liverpool. to VIM. Lamb K
Co. Coaled and sailed.
british Stmp. Tyrian Cook, New
York. TO Charles Reid Il Sons, 10 finish
loading for Jamaica.
Schr. Adelinc Towsend. Hogan, New
York. light.
sSchr. Harry C. Shepard, Cranmcr.
New York, light
Schr Xephanah Steclman. Bennett.
New York, light. 24th.
Schr. Il. a. Wagner. White. Carriers
Creek. with fish scrap.
Schr. William and James, fillmore.
with cargo
Schr Centennial. North Carolina,
with schooner Henrietta, with lumber.
MEMORANDA.
British stmp. Aldersgate. Harland.
Galveston to Bremen, arrived at New
port News to-day
Schrs. Il. Morris Perot. James c. Cliff
ford and NJ. Il. Millen are at Scotland
Schr Mary Freeland. Van Pelt. from
New York. arrived nj Suffolk.
Schr Freddie Hcncken HenninEscn
Scotland to New York, sailed from
Hampton Roads.
tug Storm King. two bargcs in tow,
passed out the Capes nj l. O'Clock.
Cape Henry. Va. Oct. 25.-l2 NJ
Cloudy. Southwest wind; lS miles.
East swell
SAILED.
schr George NJ Grant, Pelton, Pro
violence. with coal.
Schr James Davidson, Rankin,
bridgeport with coal.
Schr Mary a. Randall. Burge, New
London. with coal
Schr Rehccca. Kenningham. New
York, With lumber.
Schr Robert Graham Dun, Hart,
Halifax. with creosotcd spilcs..
Schr. Mary Il. Graham, Medley, New
York. with lumber.
Srhr L. q. c. Wishart, McNeal. New
York. with lumber.
Schr. Herald Keys, New Haven, with
coal.
Schr Flying scud, Coleman, Balti-
more. with lumber.
Schr \. b. Fields, Baltimore, with
lumber.
Schr. Edwin X. Hunt. Crowell, Provi-
uence. with coal.
Schr Fanny c. Bowen. Chase. Fall
River. with coal
Schr !>ddie Fuller. Small, Beverly,
Schr. y. Il. Cohn. James. Baltimore,
with lumber.
Schr. Daisy FsrIin. Dunton. saco,
Schr. II. II. Hanscom, Holmes. New
Haven, with coal.
Schr. Maynard. Sumner, Salem. with
coal
schr. L. S. Newman. New Haven,
with pig iron.
Schr. Bertha l.. Barker, Johnson, to
sea.
Schr. Henrietta in tow of tug croa-
tan.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
STOCKS LESS ACTIVE
The Outstanding Short Interest Is Sill
Very Large.
PACIFIC MAIL DECIDEDLY STRONGER
Local Traders were Purchasers OF the
western stocks orr Heller that the
Forthcoming Reports Will be
Very Favornble-The Southwest
erns were all Slightly Higher.

New York, Oct. 25-Stocks were less
active to-day. Lower cables from Lon
don led TO weaker opening here, but
the decline was confined to the trac-
tionS. Later on sterling exchange
weakened and posted rates were put
down Il cent to ASS and iS9. This was
accepted as meaning that gold ship
ments were not likely in the near flu
ture and operators began to even up
contracts. Manhattan was the special
card. rising from LOS to l.065s. The out
standing short interest is still large.
Another traffic statement was given
out to-day and 1t shows All increase III
passengers carried yesterday of G?.Oo0
rs compared with the corresponding
day In 1884. Pacific Mail was DECIDED
~ stronger and moved up from 1855 to
"l&. on an unconiirmed rumor that the
trouble with the Panama had been
liked UP. The stock was more active
ana $500 shares were traded IN. Dis
tiiling and cattle feeding was firm, at
251sW2i, on rumors that the Company
had made a deal with the American
Distilling Company
In the railway list, st. Paul was
bought by London. but the foreigners
sold l.. x n. Local traders were pur-
chasers of the Western stocks on the
relief that he Forthcoming reports will
he very favorable. The Southwesterns
were all slightly higher on covering of
snort contracts. In the tnduStrials
sugar was sold down frnctionally at
the start on the reduction in refined
nut later on rallied somewhat. Chi
cago Gas was quiet and firm. at 6SasGI
o.. over $4,000 shares of the stock
nave been deposited with the Central
trust Company. under the reorGaniZu-
,ion contract. Leather WAS heavy and
Iower ana on liquidation dropped rs
TO l2l% for the common and to TIh for
the preferred. Western Union pref. ud-
Elnced "a to l2M, Tennessee Coal and
Iron, preferred, to l0:. Metropolitan
traction ~ To 10l&. Wells. Fargo r.x-
press dropped TO 100 The market left
OH urn in tone. Net changes in tho
usually active list show gains OF a To
IA per cent.
Bonds We're higher. Sales footed up
Sl,ld2,000. :,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
ChicMgO Market.

chicago, Oct. 25.-Either bulge or n
break IN wheat would be n source nf
Sfatificntion to the commission men r.
the dullness and inactivity would come
10 an end. To-day was inSuffera bIy
SLOW in that market. a fruitless effort
70 boom prices at the opening was fol-
loWed by an easier feeling In fractional
utclineS, put prices were as stubborn i'm
opposihE bearish endeavors, when GER
ttail polnt was reached, as they had
oeeh 10 the bull tactics earlier. Two of
the large ground floor houses cssayctl
70 Doom the market during the early
hours OF the session. but il was noticea-
ole mat the same firms were prominent
as sellers before the close. Deceubrr
"neat opened from CT to 6llt; sold be-
tween GlA dGlas and G09s6I GO3i, closing
AT oo:h M6oK-k cent under Yesterday
lhe vim was out of corn trading IL.
uhS. aithouEh the feeling was firm. the
continued light receipts Keeping shorts
nttle bit anxious. The selling was
Ir!hcipailE OF May operators, who were
uolhS 50, AT the same time buyinr Nav
oats. Very narrow limits prevailed in
me market to-day, the range on NAV
peing but q cent. with the close ont
SIDE May corn opened at 29si: sold m
29"s, closing at 29ai-a shade over yes.
terday.
EARLY there was n moderately good
business doing in oats, but trade sub
sided later and from noon until tho
close there was absolutely nothing OF
interest in the market. The tone was
taken from wheat, that grain fiuctuae
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
PhiIadsIphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS
EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ), 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK
I:iJ u. IN. daily. except Sunday-Qports.
mouth. High street, i:3O a. mn
Arrive ut Pnila delpha 80 D. m.
New York at S:3s D. IN.
LEAyE NORFOLK.
G:l0 p. m. daily. PORTSMOUTH. High stree,
,:;'5J Arrive ut rhiiadclphiu
1.l0a. m: New York 7i3 a. m
ARkl Y T. At NOkFOlk
900 @. nj. Gaily, PORTSMOUTH, High street
!:lul lcavin.; New York S u. M
philadelphia l1:lG, y. IN.
ARRIVE 81 NOkFOLK
sos p. m. dailE. except Sunday-Norts-
mouth, High street, Sis H. M
leaving Now York al a. m
Philadelphia. 1920 a. m
Close connection made with All rail and
sound lines to and from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
netwccn Jersey CITY Phiiadciphia anu
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet and Par.
lor CarS on day trains between P!,ila-
dclphin and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency under At
lahtic iotel. and on the steamers.
II. Is. COOKE. General Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
\ TRAVELLER ~ q s,v,yI,E
kas 0LDD0AIK|0ASTEAASHlpI|
\ GOhPAh
\ EUR NEW York.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE fAPPoINTss
l Bay 70 s TuEs i5s9 NorJWS1k "A
TauksDAY I XN6 sATuR sfttYE' at ISL
+ 81 ErSR New XGrk oH lMoMRAsxg
b3Yss ae ,. NJ. SNT iSRA4
Passenger accommodations unsurpass.4
Fare. including meals and state-7fa..,s1,Ss DIE
Fare, round trip. limited to thirty 3 y
Eor Tickets and reservation 81 s e u
Mst FIJI strset Pr a general office q Wasf
NSS;TsSSi. syssS SIS lssSs
ns MI; T. ms sSahp %Sis or srEAMEEss
9 s,,n,,, Elaine; !. Selling daily eIssptS
9. m. and s:l5 p. M; Pcrtsm a 9TH ss:i5sss
WRaaf no NorfolE , d, ' s:e and l naS I'M
IL so i s hAabb ay ~ HE 4 ana
400 p. m: Portsmouth at 1906 and s:os
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
+ NJ bnS L%e p wha5f Fa at B. 4 ~
days: Al $40 p. M: Port snSs hn s:4s 81
M Bay Line. j.. m. on Mondays and sat-s
IoR EAST AND WARE RIVERS
Dhhiiy except x, 5 sunday leaving ComYany'a
E0M RAGS AND PooUosIN RITi5Rs
pany,s wharf daily except Sunday sat5
D, u: m m portsmouth G;l5 a. M; Bay Line
.nnfITNo5Raa O. SEVERN R1vEn-rueusay,
:sharl at $3.50 a; M, Portsmouth, GAS a.
m; Hay Line, Norfolk, z a. IN. 90
SUFFOLk-At y. m: Portsmouth, $40
z; IN, Connecting mt Suffolk with s. and
y. r. r. Freight for Matthews Back
Ioquosin, Ware Severn and Nansemond3
riN Wri, must pc g repPid; e
merry y. N. and w. ID. L-Steatiler Albe-
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, N
q; M; carrying freight and passengers for
washington and points on the Tar, Pun
go and Pamlico rivers fN,ys
Freight for Newbefn, N. c., received at
N: and 5. r. r. depot. 80 = a
Freight received daily except Sunday
NJ. b. CROMWELL, Agent. y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
baltimore Market.

Baltimore Oct. -Flour-Flrm.
western super, s2.45m2.G5: do. extra
S2,'eG2 do. family. $3.20a3.5O: winter
N y. ga patents $%.5j@SS.S5; spring. do,
Whcat-Strong: No. red, SPOT ana
october, GG%l .MGtisc: December. 6SLr.
M6Slac. May, 72l@c. bid steamer. No. >.
red 634c.MGic.; Southern. by sample,
% 'ec.; DO. ON grade. 6+i@c. MGIEc.
,Corh-tlrmer; mixed spot. 3SAc.@
5n1sc. october, 3Sc. bid: November.
5"t2c MS3ac.: year, January and JTrh.
auary. 3a1ac.@54Ac. Southern. white
DOC. @3Ic. new; do. yellow, :iSc new.
Oats-Quiet; No. white Western
2o:sc, @2Glac.; No. mixed. sc. 023s.c.
Rye--Fismer; No. =, 44c. Q45c., near
BY; 4Sc. M50c. Western.
SuGar-irregular; granulated. $40
Other articles unchanged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
Cotton Markets..

New York, Oct. 25-Cotton quiet. mid
ding gulf, H. Ice: middling uplands.
\ ?-l6c.: sales. 50T bales Futures clos
ed firm: sales. 3l5,l00 bales. October.
SAB; November SAB: December. $40;
January. S.5I: February. S.63: March,
S.GS; April. SIS: May, sos; June. SIS.
New York. oct .2h.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding gulf. l3-lGc.: mildling. S 9-l6c.
Net receipts. = bales; gross. 100 bales
exports I" coniitnrt. 2,lSG bales: for
wardcd. = bales: sales. 705 bales, all
spinners; stock, l605Sl bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, 37.OSl
bales: exports 10 Great Britain. l3.lSG
bales; to France. 6.S6l bales: to CONT
nent. -. llt bales: stock, S14.33l bales
Total SO far this week: Net receipts.
29l.2l0 bales; exports to Great Britain,
33,3Sl bales: to France. 1877 bales: to
continent. S1,694 bales.
Total since September /: Net receipts.
,SiI .63l bales; exports To Great Britain,
continent. 240.Sig bales
New Orleans. Oct. e5.-Cotton quiet /:
sales, 6l.500 bales. October. $50; No
vemher. S.3I: December S.4O January,
81: February. S.+9; April, So; May,
S.b5: June. S.5S.
Liverpool. Oct. 25.-1o:3O y. m.-Cotton.
demand fair and prices steady: Anicri-
can middlinG, 1920 sales. III. 900 bales
American. $500 bales: specula ton and
export, 500 bales; receipts. 1900 bales !;
american, bales. Futures opened
steady and demand moderate.
Liverpool, oct. a5-4 y. m.-Cotlon
American middiing fair : 3-i6d: good
middilng. 4Md: midd!ine. 4Ssd low mid :
ding. l7-S2d: good ordinary. 4 1920:
ordinary. ,-32d. October. 1 a2-64Gi4 "a
G4d buyer; October and November, 4 30
BAD DuEer: November and December,
32-G4d buyer: December and January.
32-G4Wi &-64d seller: January ana
February. 3S-64d: February and March.
a!-6iM4 &-G4d seller: March ana April
! @a-hiGii 36-Gid value: April and Nav
:t-GiGti 3!-Gid buyer; May and June,
os-o4d seller; june and July. 4 :.9-G4d
buyer: July and August. ! iO-G46p4 a..
Gid value. Futures closed quiet but
steady.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
Norfolk Cotton Markct.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. o. !

Norfolk, Va. Oct. 25, 1895.
Fish ackcrel, No. ., in kegs, $3.50.
new, small. Si2,50; new, medium. sig: No
g. In kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family Roc.
half barrel. s2.75: North Carolina Cut
Herring, s3.25Q375: Eastern, in barrels,
s2.75GS.
Mess Pork-Ncw, 1915.
Ham-Pork. sl0.35
Ilams-Smithticld. 14Ql7c
Bulk Meats-Clear rib. s6.5G. far
backs. $3.50; bellies. 1925, as TO size
pieces: pork plate, $40.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, Sc.
Bacon-Shoulders, &C.
BreastS-Sugar cured, lie.
Lard-I'ure lard, tierces, 7T7Xc. ~ to
cases and tubs. 74c. over ticrces; com
pound, Sc: tierces. in cases SIC.
Chcese-Cream, 10@l0.ac.; Western
Dairy, 5Q3Ec.
Iutter-Market strong; New York
state: dairy, new. 2lQ23c.; fresh cream
cry, 2a12Sc.; Weptern. 1SG1Sc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
Kerosene Oil--Firm; lip degrees. lie
go degrees. 131sc.; Red. $50 degrees, lac.
Groceries.

Cofree-Strongcr; Rio, common, 1890
1fhc.! Fair, lSAplsc.; Good. 20920%sc.:
Choice. 2l@2lAc.; Lagunyrn, 81 1-3c.:
Jura. 29@30l:c.
Syrups and MISUNDERSTANDING yrups,
Bright. 1SGr23c.: Fair Grades, l6Gp20c.;
Porto Rico. 16. 20. and 26c.. as to grade.
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet: Fair,
20@25c.; Good. S6dl40c.: Choice, 45c.
Flour-Aiarket advancing; West
ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family. S460: Winter Wheat
Best Patent Family, S425: Win
ter Wheat. Choice Patent Family
$3.50: Choice Straight Family, $500;
Good Family, $3.50: Fair Family, $3.50
Good Low Family. 1925; Good Extra
Salt-Firm; Liverpool Fine, sl6Sl.lO;
G. A, 55GG5c., as to weight
Rice--Alilled, 5@6c; dice, In rough. G.,
Csc. per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-26
Tlsa vE..E,rs turns.

III. NORFOLK, ALBIcN1ARLE AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. tT17t. I.l
stunning between Norfolk and the fam.
s1 Ius virginia , i;Sach Seaside ResorI.
SiLAS W. BURT and w. VAN NOR.
r,,, DEN. Receivers. -
TIME TABkE IN EFFECT SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH. 1895.
,, Leave Norfolk-7 Il. M, mixed; ii n. M.
'of 'env sSG WI,,;;,d p ny. local express:
D ,,es 1850 D. m, mixed: 6 u. M. local ex-
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Leave Norfolk--l0:3D n m Ioc.t exnros..
Leave virginia Rench-1:3O D. M, local
express; y. m, local express. $3.50
trains stops only Oh signals nj intormc.
sengers. No oh Pas-
Local Express trains make, the trim In
forty-live minutes 'e 'i'p All
Il. =. HOLLAND.
General Superintendent
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'Bid. +Asked.
Money aIarItcT.

New York, oct. .5.--Money on call
easy N 2M2M: last loan at > nnd clos
ing offered AT .. Prime mercantile 5li
e,6 per cent. Ear silver. gu: sterling
exchange firm. with actual business. in
bankers bills "a; 4,S7AM4.S7@t for 60 DAYS
and i.SSA@4.SSM for demand Posted
rates. 4.SSMi.S9 Commercial hills
1851 Gt4.sI. Government bonds. steady
STATE bonds. easier: railroad bonds
iirtn. Silver 1T the board was firm
10000 ounces having sold at 6Sls.
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r OR RICHMOND, Pl;TERSBURG, OLD
1 kOINI. CLAREMnNT NEn2uI2dIa.n

r OR Observation-Disclosures. OLD
POINT. CLAREM0NT, NEWPORT
NEWS and James river landings direct by
daynght-S irHinia Navigation ~$:ompanys
FGlyde's Wharf. Norfolk every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
4 Il. m, touching at Portsmouth. Ola
Point. Newport News going and returning
arriving at Richmond about 8 y. M, con-
meeting NTH all evening trains. Fare To
Richmond, 3i,D; fare TO Richmond ana
return, $3.50: fare TO Richmond, second
class. 81 Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route TO Richmond, Peters,
burg. Waverly, flicksford and stations ON
Atlantic and Danville railroad and ali
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale nj
ticket agencies Of Wake g. Son. n
Brandt and cupboard steamer.
Freight received daily. Sunday excented
for all above named points.
JAMES W. McCARRIcK,
Agent
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Cash Quotations-Flour was dull and
prices were steady and unchanged: No.
spring wheat. 9&@60&c.; No. red,
COZ Q63lsc.; No 9 corn. 3ls.@32Ac.; No.
oats. lSia@1Shsc.
Pork, SSl2la@S.25: lard $500: S. r.
sides, =; ID. $. shoulders. s5.25@5.37 e /;
S. G. sides, S5Gt5le..
WhSkey 81 o.