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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
Cotton Markets.

New York, oct 4-Cotton futures
closed steady: sales. 3VS $50 bales; Oc-
,oher. S.S6; November. SIS; December
$40: January, ".0i; February. 9l0.
March. 9i5: April. g2l: May. 92G Cot
ton easy; middling gulf. 93-Sc.. mid
5,o>S bales. forwarded, sos bales sales
$2& bales-all spinutrs; stock l54 ,lGC
bales
Totals To-day: Net receipts 43.75a
bales; exports Continent. 6.g5g bales
stock j56 $50 bales
Totals 50 far this week: Net receipts
2l',|i" bales; cNports-to Great Britain
2l.ttS bales France. l2,4lS bales: to tn,
Continent %a.+Gj bales
Totals since September LIST: Net re-.
cents. al"."ii bales: exports to Great
Brltain. SN.l4i bales: France, H.. 1873 bales.
Continent 52.cT7 bales
Liverpool. oct. +.-l2.30 y. m.-Cot-
ton Demand fair and prices steady.
American middlng. 23-32d; sales.
10000 bales. American. Zoo bales SI,.c-
u!ation and export. Loo bales. receipts.
$500 bales all American Futures
opened firm ana demand fair.
r. m.-Amorican midd!inG fair at
l@-,i2d.. good middling. 3l-39d. low
middlnG, ll-l6d.: good ordinary.
H-lfd.; ordinary, 43-Sd: October.
f'-"id., seller: October and Novumhrr.
4G-til.. buyer: November and p.c,u-
hei. @G-Gid.. buyer; December and Ian.
uary, i'-6id.. buyer; january. iN-Gls,
4'-hid.. buyer; February ana March.
'o-t4d., seller; March and April. .l-6i
a. "2-did.. seller, April ANA AIay. 5o-Gi
a. 3i-"id buyer. May ana June.
! oi-"id.. buyer. June ana July. ( 55-6i5,
5G-Gid seller july ana Au,.u.,
1 "'-6id.. seller. Futures closed borr,v
steady.
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baltimore Market.

Baltimore Md, October 4.-Flour-
rim: western supcrtinc. S2.i5GI 81 Is:
western extra. $2.15a$3: do. family.
M2'H $40: winter wheat. patents.
S@.55fi $50 spring do. do. $S75Q$i: DO.
do. straight, $3.55M 1913
Wheat Steady: No. > red. spot ana
October 90 3-in 66c.: December. 60 Liza
% l-2c.: steamer. No. . red. re. asked;
Southern 10y sample. G6MG,c.; do. on
grade. C. l-2m6G l-2c
Curn-Stcady, mixed. spot. - l-2Gf
SO h-Sc.; October. - l-gU37 Sic: Novcm,
hcr now and old. 30 l-S135 lie. year
%iu "a Lie: january. - J-Sn 81 ste
southern white. sc; do. yellow. lIU
i2c.
oats-Stcady: No. . white. western
= La - Bic; No. mixed, do. 81 l-2Gl
- 3-lc.
Canre-Firm at iG lie.
Sug2r-Strong; Eranulatcd. 4US -
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$5.S5. short ribs. $5.250$53o: shoulders.
S'.''@$'S' II; sides, S5.75@SG. Wits
key. Sl.22.
New York Market.

New York. oct. i.-Flour-Dull and
barely steady: winter wheat. low grades.
S2.2"H $3.50; fair to fancy. $2S0GS3 40:
patents. $500 S3.75: Minnesota clear,
N.i5GS3.25; patents. S5.35QtS4. low cX-
tras. S2.26W $3.50; Southern flour dull
ana easy: common To fair extra, 81. l0@l
$50: good to choice do. S2.90dt$3.3O
Wheat-Spot duh. weak. and lower:
No. red. store. and elevator, 81 5-S6t
10 SC: utloat. Ct use
corn-Spot steady and dull: No. >.
n Use, elevator: rs 1-Sc. afloat OPP
tons were duh but steady. closing bare
~ steady at unchanged prices 10 l-Sc.
advance: October 30 Use: November
Sc 5-Sc.: December. 81 i-4c: May. - :.-Sc.
Uats-Spot quiet and weaker: options
neglected and lower: October. dc: De-
cemhcr. IS &c. spot. No. =. &c: mixed.
western. 23M25c.
B"cf-Cluiet ana firm: family, S9ISl2:
extra mess, S.50MSS
Beef Hams-Dun at sl5Msl55O.
ricrced Bcef-Quiet and steady: city
extra India mess. SIT
Cut McatS-Dull and unchanged
l.ard-luict and unchanged
Professionally and quiet; mess, S9.756c
$40
Butter-Eancy still scarce and iirmer:
State'dairy, ia PIC: do. creamery, 30 IL
lt23c.
CoiIee-Closed barely steady and 5ml5
points down: October. Sl5.40: December.
Sl5O5d Slj.l5: January. $l4.90: March.
$li.Iom$lI,s0; May. $l4i0: spot Rio quiet
ana steady: No. !. IL l-S@lG Lie.
Sugai-Raw firm and dun: fair rcfin-
mig. lie. bid: refined fairly active
ana firm. off y. ( 1-S0i 3-Sc.: standa RI \
4 l-2rii ll-lGC.; cut loaf and crushed.
. l-SW0 5-lGc.; granulated. l-2Gi4 l3-lGc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
TRAVELLERS ..,,,DE.

II HE NORFOLK. AI.BEMAItI.E AND
l ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
Running between Norfolk and the fam
GUS virginia Reach Seaside Resort
Sil.AS w HURT and w VAN NOR
DEN, Receivers.
TIME TABLE ~ EEFECT SUNDAY.
OCTOBER eth. 1875.
DAILY ENCEpT SUNDAY
I.cav" Norfolk I II. m. mixed: II n. m
local express | y. m, local express
press, 100 y, IN. mixed; u y. M local ey-
press.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
y. NJ, local express
i.rav" virginia leach 30 u. m, local
express; i y. m. local express
Trains stops only ON sicrlaIS nj Int,rmc-
nlatn stations TO put off or take on pas
"ehScrS.
forty-ilvc minutes.
Il. l.. HOLLAND.
General Suonrintcnh.nt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
Ilt aya:i.l:ItS, GUIDE,
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN R. R. CO,

.IAii, AHn Exi'i,as S i.iAv i? MIR iM;,
fOLk daily except Sunday 40 4. m.
Ferry, Roper. rantcgo. Bc!hav"u. ,:t@.
connects AT ELSnton with y and : II. Il.
:;camcr as follows: Daily (cNccpt Sun
pay THURSDAY ami SATURDAY Tor
an ihiidiuES on ChOwan river. on MON
nAh ana FRIDAY for Scurrcrn"ne river:
E9nn"ctnE at i!cllhavcn with steamer
Virginia Dare for Mnkclcyvillc South
Creek; Aurora, Washington and INFERNO
diatc landings.
ENENlNG EXPRESS LEAVES NOR.
EiaaGrh civ IN '';. d.n I@gNr AM, i'H"yHX tIT
lions Connects at Elizabeth City with
~" SSt.am.r Ncuse. TUESDAY. Thursday
land ANA Morehcad city. Kiustou and
GoldShoro via y. and y 9. Il Il and FOR
Jacksonville. Wilmington. Y. c. and All
stations on the w y and \. L. K.
VA AlttNNI,yIi At ,M,3.Rrol;K
Except Sunday at ii a m. Connect Win
all rail and steam lines at Norfolk tor
the North. East ana West. Passenger
FOLK ard Western depot Freight sta
ton ON Water street.
,EASTEKN CAROLINA DISPATCH.
FAST EkEIGiiT LINE AND OLD DO
MlNloN LINE. between all points North
aud East via Norfolk ana Norfolk ana
DINA.
l'rclgh, received daily until p IN. ana
forwarilv promptly at low rate
General 0nicc OF the y ana S r. r.. Co.
Norfolk, Va
IL c. HUDGINS.
General Freight and Pass Agent
NJ. X. KING.
General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
BEARS ENCOURAGED
A Break in Kaffirs and Other influences
Led to Liquidation of Long Stock,
THE RAILWAY LIST DECLINED.
Tie announcement oil An Import Of
Sa5O.UUO Gold Stcadicd the Market
liz the Last Hour and IL slight
Rally Ensued Prices Held Firm
i'm Chicago Corn.

New York. Oct. "A break in kaiIirs'
South American mining stocks in Lon
don. slightly, higher rates for sterling
exchange. and II hardening tendency
To the money market led To iiuuida ions
OF long stock. and at the same time en-
courased the bears at the Stock EN-
change 10 fresh efforts. The result WAS
break of l-+m2 rs per cent-Chicago
Gas leading The slump in kairirs. it
was argued. will lead to further liqui-
datlonS of American securities. and this
Was partly borne out by the sales Of
G.oOU shares OF ST Paul for London.
Rumors that gold exports would be re-
stunned ri an early dat" in ease of serious
trouble" I'm kairS were revived. and
the slight recovery in the rates OF Stcr-
ing cNciIang" Was pointed to as proof
positive. 1t may hr said in this conuCC-
ton that leading drawers of exchange
ascrio'. the comparative irmncss OF this
Particular market to-day IL the fact
mat to-morrow's mail is the last oppor-
tuhity rrmitters have to reach London
in time Tor the furtniphtly settlement
there. The same authorities predict
lower rates next week.
The call for deposits Of Chicago Gas
certificates 10y the floMcr-olcot Com
1hittcr was taken advantage of by some
OF thc hob-tail pools to sell. ana the
stock under these offerings fell tu 20 81
sugar also felt IN" influence of rraliXa-
lions. ana ran off from 10 IS to los asa
1Os. Til" railway list declined anywhere
from Ia to ! Us per cent. Manhattan
ana the Changers scoring the greatest
losses The announcement of AN import
"l S-1Vuuu gold St"ldied tn" market i'm
me last hour. and a slight rally onsucd
Net changes SNOW losses Of l. "a. is
per cent Total sales were I'll 80. i'm.
clndinS assoc Sugar. -. 200 Chica:;o Gas
100 St Paul. 1880 Burlinrton and
LOCO Reading. Bonds We're weaker The
., oh y
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TIsAvEt.Ea.x, GUIDE.
ss OLDD0A|N|0N STEAMSHIP
Y Ss& COMPANY.
u FOR NEW YORK.

- 4sS rs HUT No aha A on aoN
T6,spH TTE XNb sArG MTRHhs st a:si
TTuEssDtA?s' WEpNE :s ." ss'o ThnRs 3
Passenger accommodations unsurpass-
FAR" ro inci mmi,Ii meals and state .,
Fare, round trip. limited to thirty "
FOR tickets ana reservatlon Of state
Main street or q, general office at wharf.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Nor
He%p GSS'y w S ayry sHHb 5a9 e aHs
TUESDAY evening, arriving at Rich
,..IiNlE sClimiJCiE or STEAMERS
Nortlnmpton,, l.uray. ,Acconack. Enola
H sn, iSe Of WsG! an,nE DAILY daily, EXCEPT Sept
toR OLD rOINT-At 9. $50 and Il:l5
a a. m ana 10 p. n; rorthsm9uti ,p.lj.
Wharf. Norfolk. at $50, and IL 80 a. IN.
Toit liAMrroN-At 1l:l5 a. m. and
10 y IN. Bay Line, II 30 a. m, and
l.Sn y. M Portsmouth at 1905 aand 3o5
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
NJ - g;% TO- y; n; Portsmouth at 2;+5
lny Vs., W aS I'm Whnr h at m Tues a
days AZ 800 y. M. Portsmouth. 3:I5 y.
M. Fay Line. p M on Mondays and Sat
EoE EAST AND WARE RIVERS
DAILY except Sunday. leaving Company's
II,
m: Bay Line Wharf Norfolk. a m.
moR hAck AID pOQUOSIN RIVERS
Touching at ola Point. leaving Com
rnny's wharf daily except sunday at
. a. M; Portsmouth G:l5 a m: Bay Line
wharf; Norfolk at $50 a. m, returning
FOR SEVERN R1vER-Tuesday.
Thursdny and Saturday from Company's
wharf at ESQ 1t. m Portsmouth. Gas A.
m; Bay Line, Norfolk, Z u. m
FOR NANSt:MOND RIVER AND
y. m. connecting at Suffolk with s. and
9, X. r. Freight Tor Matthew'S Back,
l,opnoSlh, war" Severn and Nansemond
rivers must hc prepaid.
north CAROLINA DIN1SION-For-
merry J. y. aud " -. l..-Stcamcr Albe-
mario leaves Norfolk for Washington N
G., MoniiyS 1T u. M. Tuesdays at /
q. IN. carrying freight ana passengers for
80 ana IamliCo rivers.
Freight FOR Newborn. n. c.. received at
y ANA s. Il. Ii; depot
Freight received daily cNcept Sunday
NJ u. cKOWELi Agent
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southern FiHitS-Iiananas Sl0Sl %
per bunch; oranges. Sorrento. per box.
$50; cocoanuts. So per bag of 100:
plhcapp!cs. Ease: lemons. IS: Northern
apples. $22i@ S2.5u
Poultry Chickens. old. 2sc: sprin.,
chickens. l2u poe.
Eggs Wholesale, l5c per dozen.
iir"swaN-.5c. per pound
Truck Irish potatoes: Eating pota.
toes, $l.'5 per bag; Onions. 81 10 per bag.
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ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family. $3.50: Winter Wheat
Best Patent Family, 1925: Win
ter Wheat. Choice Patent Family
$3.50; Choice Straight Family. 81 60.
Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family. 81 20
Good Low Family. 1926. Good Extra
$3.l5
Salt-Firm; Liverpool Fine $lm$ilO:
G.. a., j5G' CSC. as To- weight
Ricc--Nlilled. SAGE: dice. I'm rough. 81
Coo. per bushcl.
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Shir;l..p NIIirEIsf.

Chicago. oct. 4-Fur the present at
least tOc.. or the ncighborhuod. seems To
h', IN" minimum price for December
wheat Numerous efforts To break TN.
pTic" below that limit have been unSuc.
""SSiul. There is mo denying the fact
mat prices tail 10 hold amy advance,
;thoV" IN" point mentioned tho close
Icing weak at almost The inside quota.
lions. The OpcnMG was at a decline
1rpm Yesterday. Il further loss immedf-
al'!N following. y recovery Su,Cc.,Icu
hut IN" last hour was prolific OF weak
ness. offerings meeting with poor re-
SPphSc December wheat opened from
u" - To- t." II. sold hctWcri Gl06lI- =
ana - 5-SHG0c closing at l->c.-%.;c
hhuyi Yesterday. Cash wheat was 10,
per huShcl below
corn Tho trade or action i'm corn de.
served no particular mention. As i'm
Inc recent past the business was dun
ana dragging. hut prices held st.,uv
IN" narrow limits within which puts"
ANA calls" sold preserving the tir,nr,.,,
I'll ton" That the trad" looks for mo-
via or extraordinary movement Is
"EIhc"d hy the extremely clos. range
"i ines" privileges of late. cash corn
was finn.
oats The oat market presented a por.
iected aud deserted appearance. or.
"ttS 10 buy or sell were scarce ANA al
most curiosity. y trader who na,ly !,
move as though I'm possession or ON,
1nu "l'icuitY IN executing his commits.
SION owing 10 AN iudiSposition Ia busi
HSSS prevailing. The tone yyas steak.
May oats closed l-Sc. lower than vrs,ny
"1T. cash oats ruled steady
PROVISIONS som" concerted hiddjue
'"r product in tho absence of offerings
'HI,Nthed IN" seen" in that market fl,
awhile. but that. too. ,isni,,,,.nr"d
me CLOS" January pork was I-9r hirh
Il anu january RIBS Il shade higher
~, Opening Highest. Lowest CLOSING.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

WHOLESALE ovoTArIoyS.
Prov visions.

Norfolk, Va. Oct 4. 1875.
Fish-Maokcr"l No. :. in kegs. $3.50:
new. small. Sl2.50. new. medium. SI2. No.
3. in kegs. $50; Herring Family Ko.
half barrel. SIS; North Carolina cut
sictring, $S.25u3.15: Eastern in barrels.
S2.75H%.
Mess Pork New, $9.75.
ilam-'ork. SO.
liams-Smithticld. 14Gl7c.
,o hnlk Men's lear rib. $50; fat
&iZ" pieces. pork plate. $540
Shoulders Sugar cured, Sc.
Bacon Shoulders, 7i.c.
Er"aSts-SuGar cured. lie.
Lard Pure lard. tierccs. 7@7i,c.. as to
cases and tubs. nc. over tierces; com.
pound, &C: ticrces. in cases. SIC.
thtcsr-Cr"am. 100lOi.c; Western
Dairy, 9u3iac.
Enttcr- Market strong; New York
state. dairy new. 2lM23c: fresh cream
cry, 2i"21c.. Western. l6aISc.
Kerosene oil-Firm: III degrees. lie
~ degrees. l3i2c., Red. $50 degrees. lac.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM.
SHIPS FOR HIiADELPHIA-On d.
rect line from Norfolk TO PhiladelDhia
Until further orders steamers are an
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day, Wednesday and Saturday at D.
m. and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. -
:, rhroush bills of ladng to all points
South and Southwest Via Seaboard AR
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and VIreinia.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad .9 -
lanes W. McCARRICK,
w. p. CLYDE, e Co.
AgerEs. phiiadelphia. i
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Sugar Market.
Grain.

Peas Steady Black Eye Peas. s. per
bag; Black 50n55C. per bushel
Corn Southern white quiet ut 36G37c.
ts-Stcady: Mixed, sc: white. sc.
MIL Fecd-Market steady: Bran.
I""v; shirstuf. or middlings. $3.50;
meal white bolted, per 80 lbs. 52c
iiay-No Timothy, $3.50: No. =, SIS.
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Groceries.

lie: Fair, 1874 Mlgc.. Good. 2u4 ooa, g .
th"i't 2l@2l 4c.: L.aguayra. u l-ic. 4;
Java. 23u30i.c
SHrups and Moiasscs-S Steady: Syrups.
hnSht, lSH &c: Fair Grades. lG0 200. :
Porto Rico. l6. 20. and &c. as TO grade.
cav New orleans MolasScs-Q quiet. Fair,
F!oui-Market advancing: West.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
nj II n II NORFOLK AND
IN Al OCEAN VIEW
IL. " ", Y, RAILROAD co.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT y. 1895
Leave Norfolk $50. G:ia. 400. iO:ac IA. IN
i2.3" 80 80 $50. 1870, $50. 80 go, $50.
800 1900 H. III.
Leave Ocean View 500, 500. $50. ll:I6 II.
m. 40. 2;an. 1850. 400. $50. $50 30 500.
400 1000. il:o0 H. m
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave Norfolk 800 1000 a. m. lo:O,
noon ard every hour thereafter from 100
y. M. until ln:n y. m
Leave Ocean Niew-9:CO II 90 a. IN, and
every hour thereafter from 1900 u. III. until
II 90 y.
Trains stop at all Stations ON signal o.,
motto" to Conductors. parlor-Cur s,uti
IL cents extra.
w. y. pARRITr. Jr.
General Manager.
General oiiice. Ocean View. Va
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ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND

HALTTMUKF STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing sunday. September LIST.
iSa5. The steamers of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday ANA
S"niroay night Tor Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
at p m.
Freight received only on sailing DAYS.
Telephone 5. VIM. RANDALL,
Agent.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Co

SIN HOURS 4UIIckEH THAN ANY
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS
EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFEC'r MAY ., 1856
LEAVE NoRFOI.K
'.i5 a. IN. daily, except SUNDAY Ports-
Arrive AT Philadelphia $50 y. m /:
New York al s;&s y. M
LEAVE NORFOLK
clio M daily Crortsmouth. High stree,
..'1 AillN" at Philadelphia
..l1 a. IN. New York s43 "a I'M
ARRIVE At NORFOLK
300 q. ma daily. Portsmouth. High street
".lrl, l,HNlng New YORK D. IN
Philadelphia II Ii p. M
ARRIVE ~ NOKFOIk
500 p. M daily. except sunday U'orts-
mouth. iIigh street, SID p M.
leaving Sow York ~ = a. IN
Philadelphia. logo a. m
clos" connection made with all rail and
sound lines To and from Boston
Pullman SLEEPING cars on night trains
hctwc"u Jersey CHS. philadelphia ana
t'apr charles. Pullman Buffet ana Par
Tor Cars ON day trains hoiWccu p.lIy-
dcphiu and Cane Charles
Through TickytS sold ANA baggage
checked Al Wake Agency. umd,.I 1t
ldntic Hotel, and on tho steamers
Il u COOKE, General Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05
az: ! Norfolk2WesternR
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II, 1885.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

l.EAN T. NOEEOLk DAILY.
$40 u m - The Chicago Express-For
neterSburs. Richmond and
Washington al so. for
ford, Bueiicld. Pocahontas,
kcnova, Columbus and Chi
Cago. Sleeper Roanoke to
Columbus without change.
Also or Pulaski. Bristol.
knoxville. Chattanooga and
Intermediate Points.
lc:yO p. m - For Petersburg. Radford.
Iulnski. Bristol: also for
Elneirld. and Pocahontas:
also fur Rocky Mount and
all stations on Winston
Salem Division. Has Pull
man sleeper Norfolk TO
Roanoke. Connects al Roa-
noke at 500 IL IN. with
Washington and Chattanoo-
"a limited for ali points
slecpers Roanoke to Mem
phiS and New Orleans. Din.
INK car attached.
y X r e Norfolk daily. $50 u. M.
NORFOLK - A * n''i R iS;1i n. M
Nestibulc i.imitedD
Leave Norfolk 1875 p. m,
arrive Richmond 700 y. m.
connecting Tor. Washington.
Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. Returning leave
Richmond 500 u m, arrive
o MGEfol a, l sH2ol (. M wa s,GPEs
and Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
Tor passage on these trains.
Other daily trains leave
Norfolk 40 a. M, arrive
at Richmond II :05 n. IN. Re.
turning, leave Richmond 1880
y. m; arrive at Norfolk 1925
y. m
For further information as to tickets.
rates. baggage, checks, etc, call on or
address K. w. COURTNEY, District
Passenger Agent; G. H. BOSLEY, Ticker
Agent l26 Main street, or G. T.. Finch,
Agent, depot Norfolk and Western rail.
road. W. Il. BENILL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Office. Roanoke. Va
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Daily. B-Hrcakra-, D.-Duncr. 5
supper
10 4 connects a, Weldon with y. c.
Line. Pullman slccpers Portsmouth To At
lantd, Ga
ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
connects at Frankiu with steamer olive
for i.d"nton anu landings ON the river.
Connects at Raleigh with Southern rail
way FOR NshcVlilc. y =. and all inter-
mediate points ON the W g. =. r. /:
Nos. IO3 and ~ NcstibulJ Limited Train,
No extra fare Weldon u Atlanta. Pull
uau sleeper Portsmouth to Atlanta. Ga
op"H al pa. m FOR reception OF passengers.
Connects directly at Atlanta with " and
\ Il. X. Tor Chattanooga. NaShvili" and
AL points West. Connects with a and "
l.. r. /; for Mobile. Montgomery, New
orleans ana all points Southwest.
ARRIVE
so. iD2, Atlanta Special. :, 20 "A m
40. y Mail ana express, 800 y. IN.
For tickets and baggage checked TO all
points South ana Southwest. sleeping car
reservation and general Information. can
on OF address " V. II WILLIAMS. TICK
ct agent 5.lI High street. Portsmouth, va
J. ". BROWN Jr
Pass. and Ticket Agent
JOHN ii. WINDER
General Manager.
T. j. ANDERSON.
General Pass. Agent
T.. ST. JOHN
Vice President.
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ATLANTIC AND DANVIIIE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH

VI
Leave slippers Compress Wharf daily.
go IL m: West Noriolk. go a M Tor
Ruiiaio l.ithin Springs, Danvine and all
inirrincdiatc stations, arriving at Buffalo
ilthlH Springs at 800 y. IN Danyille 20
y. IN. l-cayr Norfolk BIO p. m. West
Norfolk; SO y. m. Leave Lawrence
vii" daily Except Sunday at GOO n m .
arriving al Danvillc al 1000 m.
Competitor made at Dauvillc and JEFF
ii"sS Junction FOR all points IN the South
crn Railway System: at Dcnniston june
ton Tor Durham. South Boston and all
y and " h 4
MI trains make connection for Buffalo
ilthia springs excepting Sundays
Pullnan slccpers between Danyille.
Ashcvillc.l Atlanta. Augusta, Memphis
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sal" ana baggage checked
nj Wakes Agency. Company!s Agency
at wharf Norfolk: w. V. Ii. Williams
Agency, Portsmouth.
W. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
&. .. HAINES,
Superintendent.
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Peanut Market.

Market dull; Prime, &c. strictly prim,
"',c.; fancy &i4c; common 2m2l.c
spanish. $l.l0.
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Nm uDON" srNtGUIr EiVcs pnsscnF"rN
and thirty minutes in the evening before
takiu,, the Steamer. thus aiiording an OPP
purtuuity OF seeing the Capital OF the
\aiiuu.
Tie trip dowl the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay ON the elegant
steamers OF inns CCmpans IS unsurpassed.
The St"tu-r~ arr. comparatively new haV-
ms been built In lNsl and are ntlcd up
in the most iuXuriaut manner. with cl.,.-
trio lights. can bells ana steam heat i'm
each room The tables are supplied with
rN cry d"lcacy OF the season from tho
markets OF Washington and Norfolk
Tickets Oh sal" at Il. 4 o. ticket ONCE \
y e office. at W T. Wakes y co.'s
otnc,. on wharf
For further Information apply.
ID. j. CALLAHAN.
Telephone, All. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

My little daughter was troubled with
SAT- rhcum ana a friend advised M. 10
use Hoods Sarsaparilla She. has taken
one bottle and is cured Mrs. Mary
Lewis. Olive Va
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New Orleans receipts to-day are csti-
mated at from 1900 To 10000 bales
against 1925 bales last year and 7.g4s
bales in lSg3
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New ana powerful iron palace
steamer MASlilNGTON and NORFOLK
Will leave daily as follows:
NORTH EOl ND
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Merchants &Mine!S' Transportation Go
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND
SANANNAIl
FRIDAY at . y. m, FOX BOSTON. ''''
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY ana SAT
tRpAN at y. III.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PRoVl-
DENCE
Fret class. including meals and sa-
loon Siat"roOm bcrth.................s li 90
Second class. including meals and
FOR SAVANNAH
Every WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY
at "A. IN.
Fare-ilrst class, including meals
and berth. .........- .............. 81 30
FARE Second class including meals
ana DUNK .-.-....... ........... az
'"rislahlr Freight sent via Providence.
forwarded by early ain Ia Boston and
az IA" sam" rate - by direct steamers 10
Boston.
Pcrishablc rrcipnts not received la,or
than ':$i y. IN on sailing days of Boston
ships. i."" sailing days OF Providence
For further Information apply To
u H. MitlGliT, Agent. NoIiolk Va.
\. u. SrEBkINS. Asst Farm Mgr
". T. TURNER. General Pass Ae't
j G. WHITNEY TrnCur Manner
General Offices. Baltimore, Md.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-05

Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills.