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work of a Negro "Flm- -Flammer. .

Shortly before midnight Saturday night
an unknown colored man entered the
grocery store OF Y. D. Peterson, No. 415
First street southwest, and asked for
ch ange for So bill. Mr. Peterson
handed him the amount in silver, which
the fellow picked up. He then fumbled
through his pockets, produced a Confeder-
ate So bill, and, placing it on the counter,
ran away The storekeeper notified Po-
licemen Schrader and Arendes, but they
were unable to capture the flim-flammer.
The Washington times., 1895-06-03

The nightly ten-round boxing contests
which have been held at Kernan's Lyceum
Theater during the past week were in
every way a great success. They viii be
continued during this week, that of to-
night being between Jack DAILY, OF VIII
mington, and Billy Paine, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. R. NJ Marble, Mr.. Alfred Hough, Mr..
1t is among the probabilities that
a go viii be arranged between Fred.
Swigart and Joe Cans, both of Baltimore.
Swigart is the boy who put up such good
fight Saturday night. He has only lost
three battles out of thirty-one. One of
these was TO Cans, but SwigaTt has i'm
proved wonderfully since he met defeat at
the hands of the colored lad, and bout
between them should prove corker.
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GOSSIP OF THE FIGHTERS
Corbett-Fitzsimmons Mill Mill Prob
ably Be Pulled Off in Dallas. :.
Most of the Prominent Scrappers WIN
Be Seen at Dempsey's Benefit.
Lively Bouts at Kernan's.

1t now looks as If the much-talked-of and
long delayed battle between Corbett and
Fitzsimmons will take place in Dallas,
Texas.
There has been SO much newspaper fight
| ing and Corbett has behaved in such an un-
| sportsmaulike manner, that the public
| had become somewhat disgusted with the
| whole affair. Gentleman Jim" has never
beena popular champion. He has played fast
and loose with first this one and then an
other. and his efforts to keep himself
before the public without.eudanger the
! title he holds. have been go transparent
! that many of his warmest admirers have
deserted him.
His exhibition of rowdyisrn when he met
| Fitz the otherday did not serve to strengthen
his hold upon the public. 1t is safe TO say
! that he viii not have half The supporters
that the Australian has when they enter the
ring.
Dan" Stewart, the representative OF the
| syndicate of Texans who have put up the
money to bring off the match, has had
an Interview with Brady and everything SO
far seems TO be lovely. He positively as
! serts that no opposition VIII be met with
and holds certified checks for the Sal 900
] purse that is demanded.
1t is probable that the contest will take
! place either the first or the latter part of
October. These arrangements, however,
/ will of course be left with Joe Vendig,
I of the Florida Athletic Club, under whose
management the match will be pulled off.
Light weight Champion Jack Nc
! Auliffe has kindly volunteered TO wind up
with Jack Dempsey at the latters benefit
at Madison Square Garden Saturday, June
8. The men were not on the best of
terms, but McAuliffe bas dropped all feel
ings to assist his old friend in his hour of
need.
There are THREE important fights sched-
uled to take place in the near future
Corbett versus FitZsimmons, steve
0Donnell versus Peter Maher, and joe
Choynski versus Jim Hall. The latter
two will be decided in a very short time,
and the public will have an opportunity
TO look over the men, for ali will box at
Denlpsey's benefit. Not with each other,
of course, but they will be mated with
men clever enough to bring out their strong
points.
George Dixon, the feather-Yeight cham
pion, who is matched to figa1t Frank Erne
at the Seaside Athletic Club June Ia, has
volunteered through tom" O'ROurke,
and is willing to take on anybody. Man
ager Hackett will probably pit Casper Leon
against the colored champion. Dixon will
have a bit the best OF the weights but as
| it will be simply scientific bout that
VIII not matter much.
There is great interest manifested in the
four-round bout between Billy Edwards
and Barney Aaron. They were the greatest
pugilists OF their time, and Edwards thinks
he is still almost as good as when a
youngster. Aaron smiles at this and will
endeavor to show the ex-champion that he
has grown old.
The nightly ten-round boxing contests
which have been held at Kernan's Lyceum
Theater during the past week We're in
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DIR. KENT A DELEGATE.
He VIII Attend the Americancongre

He VIII A Attend the eAmericanCong
of Liberal ReIigionists.
Rev. Dr.. Kent made an informal address
at the Peoples Church, yesterday morning,
concerning the American Congress of Lib
eral Religions, which meets at Chicago
this week, June A, 8 and 6. He viii at
tend as delegate, and it has been arranged
by the congregation that Mrs. Kent shall
speak in his place here next Sunday.
DR.. Kent outlined the possibilities of the
work at the congress. Hespoke of the diff
Guilty of forming union of the liberal
churches, SO that they might act together
effectively. 1t was advisable TO form into
a society the advanced individual thinkers
of the country for the furtherance of the
effort to bring men in business and politics
as well as religion into the relations Of a
genuine brotherhood.
Whether this shah prove to be feasible at
this time the result ofthe NEE ting at Chicago
viii show.
The Washington times., 1895-06-03

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SCHMELZ'S MEN WARM UP
Recent Games Not Merely "Streak, -
but the True Form.
Should Get Two More from the Colo
Who VIII Prove Harder Game.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Clubs. w. L. PC.
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DULL, FEATURELESs.
Business Was Fairly Active, When the Trans
actions are Taken Into Consideration.
CHICAGO GAS SCORED HIGHER FIGURES.
S02nr. Tobacco. Rsibbcr ans, CorIage
Were quiet Railway List WINS
firuier. But the Improvement Was
fractional Quite IL Little FURRY
in Chicago wheat.

New York. oct. l2.-With the single
exception of Chicago Gas the stock mar
ket was dull and fcaturlcsS to-day In
the case of the stock mentioned bust
ness was fairly active when the total
transactions. S3.332 shares. are taken
INTO consideration. ii aving figured for
26.SOO shares. Leather. which was see
ond in point OF activity. was traded
IN TO the extent Of llG0O shares, of which
S,3uU were preferred stock Chicago
Gas scored higher figures, selling up to
'oHi on the statement attributed To Gov
AltEeld that he was III favor ~ a CON
Solldation of tn" existing companies
Ihe traders, quick to arrive at conclu-
sions. interpreted this as meaning that
Nttorney-Gencral Mnlouey will not in
terfere with the work of the Flower
BIadN rcorEa nization committee
IL was again reported thut when the
committee issued its plan of rcorGani~
Hatlon application will be made for an
injunction. but TIL" rumor had no iniu-
ehce whatever on III. stock. Leather
preferred was heavy for Il time. dropp-
me from Sl3s To I9ia. but closed at SOS
Il merely fractional loss Of the. tiaN \
good deal is heard of the strained con.
dltlon OF the trade and cutting price,. by
manufacturers outside OF the cOmbiua-
tloli. nut UP to date there has been little
iiquidatinm in the stock on this account
sugar Tobacco. Rubber and Cordagc
We're quiet The railway list WAS tirlncr.
nut IN" Improvement was fractional
IN" Changers We're Influenced 10y reports
from the West that Il truce had been
reached in the Colorado rate war. cable
auNic"S were To III. effect that the set
ti"lnrnt I'm London was progressing.
with an indication OF trouble. also en-.
CouraScd traders
Speculation closed dun ana firm.
-Het changes show advances of ilMla,
per cent. Chicago Gus leading
Bonds Wrr" iirmer Sales SS9i 900
ne sales 81 listed stocks aggregated
eN'VoV shares; unlisted 5000 shares
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
Among our Co,ton VIC,

lean weather in Texas ana m.
southwest. Rains in the south At
,.,, rni"rr contracts in Liverpool de-
'!ined PARTIALLY l-6ith. closing uui.,
h"ture cuntIuc, market in New Ynris
Ci'Sri steady. two 10 four points higher
HHL"S' $500 bales. October. NS5 ia
to Gl3. -'"' ''' -
II is reported that a prominent ope-
rat"r on the Bun" sid. i'm New orleans
h"lds 100000 bales future contrarts
ana Is said To hc the chief manipi,In,ny
"I TN" October squeeze" which is
attracting $" mucn attention.
January contracts in New Orleans
Yesterday mornin" opened at SOS mn
advance of points.
Port receipts yesterday were vory
large i4,"'6 bales. against 4G.05i bales
last year. ana 35..09 bales I'm 1889
Receipts at the five leading interior
towns yesterday were 1851 bales
against 2o.>26 bales Hast year. ana
1902 bales in 1888 Stocks Increased
".2iS bales. against 3.OiG bales last yaar
Ne" orleans receipts morrow arr,
estimated at from 100 TO 1000 bales
against 25.27i bales last year, ana l5.
iIS bales in 1899
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
<hirH.o Market,

chicago. Ill. Oct I2--Thc wheat
speeulaiors scarcely knew whether thcv
WI standing on their heads or on their
feet to-day. So quick and unryo,,u ,,..rn
IN" vibrations in the tone and u,irn
no ultimate result of the tradina was
u moderate loss To value hut that mr.
Snsh'ly REPRESENTED the loss to tho
Scalp"r. who was badly MhipsnNrd
IRON the start to the finish The. buus
of tn. past few days had been builJ-
ing their hopes OF !. further ADVANCE
on the export clcardnccs. but as yes
ltrdRy shipments from the Atlantic
SS'board wer" not Incorporated in
krndstroct'S report for the week. the
hEui"s OF that statement were Il de-
NeIopm"nt and oCcasioncd free, selling or
lohS wheat at the opening. There
wa stu an upward inclination Ia TN.
market, however. and after the pres,
sure OF the first selling was removed
sudden bulge took place. This was
met with free offerings ana prices fail
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
DOCTORS, LAWYERS, CLeRGYMER, Ed
TORS AND WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE
TESTIFY THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
CURED BY HIS IMPROVED
HOMEOPATHIC REM
EDIES.
stop Dosing Yourself with Poison.
GUS Drugs AL, Your Dru..i.; for
Ere" cop, OF NunHon'. ..midc 10
Health -s!ct II .1 Cent Specific an,i
Cure Yourself.

owen y. Goldsmith. attornoy-at-law.
az SnnEamon ST. Chicago. III. SAYS:
suffered For Il long time with rheuinu-
ne soreness. pain and stiffness IN my
h""k and shoulders. tried many SO
called cures without relief. one hottie
"l Munyon's rheumatism cure cured me
completely.
lltF. IT. 'iyr. ParkNi!lc. Md. Il have
suffered greatly from rheumatic lame
NESS ana hhN" b"un cured by Nunyou's
improved homeopathic Remedies A.
Il minister frequently take occasion To
recommend all OF Munyon's Cures. as
Know nom experience that they euro in
II remarkably short time
49, w. COT. " -. OF 3I Main street
th%hilrE. Mass. writes. II hay. usri
i"t rheumatism, Individuals uron my
SIT as well as prescribing thcm To many
p' "t''hts. They always cure promptly
ana permanently"
MI iirrtiuEtOn FityHC,nld .dit,r of
n. philadelphia Item. .says: - siuVi"
h"lil" ui MUNYON'S rheumatism ,IIt,
tuftl hiv litrr my family doctor ANA
"'i"i r"n'"dlrS hay" failed. Al ui Mum
SNT hcln"u,cs al" equally successful 10
MunN"n rheumatism Gu" meyer, fails
I" r"i"vr IN Oh" 80 three hours. ai,!
cures In "a few days Price. 30
MthN"n'S DySpci sIu cure Is uiIar!tu-
t''d Il" cur" nll forms OF indigestion ana
stomach troubles Price 2ir
MGnNwn's llo.tluch,- ''ure stop- h.ou.
'tJt' IN 'hr"" minutes Price. .-c
!'usitiv" core Tor Asthma pu.. ~,
nal" T-"ublcs aud all special l,ru, of
Blood and Nervous Diseases
MUNYON'S NitaliHcr restores lost nov
"rs q" wcat men Prise, a.
'rrS"nal letters 10 l'ruf Murvuu. Ia,
ArCh street. rhihdn lphia. Pa" answered.
WIN rec h'di'hI duNi'" for amy dis"..s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

ed To Mold the advantage. There were
numerous Uses and falls to the market
iater. each of which was accompanied
ny nervous apprchensive feeling
iardridSe covered quite a line of short
wheat on one of the upturns, b,lyinr
through his own house and by brokers
he ciearancos of the week from both
coasts as reported by Bradstrcct's
agency. amounted to o244,OOO bushels.
i'ecrmper wheat opened from 60 Use. a
"o SIC sold between I'll pc and 60 l-2c
'ioSihE NJ the latter. 3-Sc. 4l,2c. under
Yesterday. Cash wheat was steady. but
closed easy.
corn moved along in the same old rut.
without undue excitement or FURRY.
ana affected very little by the irrrpu-
.arltE OF motion noted in wheat The
business differed in no particular from
mat ol any day during the past month
or two. IT was duh. and with few or
dcrs executed. Cash corn prices were
unchanged. but firm
Speculation was dead in oats Some
people profeSsed to believe that IL Slic hit
decline from present prices would I'M
earth liberal buying orders. but tine
prevailing low quotations are regarded
as bar to amy further depreciation.
Cash oats. steady.
frovisions-'rhc heavy receipts of
hogs are cited as the principal r.a son
Tor Inactivity in product. The hog
cholefa scare. through the West. ac-
counts Tor the rushing forward OF tine
ahinal. Under theS" conditions sprcu-
iation held Iioof from the market aCivo-
Gates of higher prices displaying a
ltcli OF confidence aud the bears cNinc.
ing some dread of selling in view of the
low prices now ruling
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
TRAVELLERS, Cs;spE.
Es> OLDD0AIN|0N STEAMSHIP
EG& CUhPANY.
Y FUR NEW YORK

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINT
T R4Yh TFE AHB sArG MKfDRaIhs & );
+ r., H!r Er2g NY Igrk On u MoMpAYs.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpass.
Fare, incIHdins meals and state
FAR. round Trip. limited to thirty 7"
FOR tickets ana reservation OF state IL ve
rooms Apply at compauy's office, II
Main street or a. t'ener9 office at wharf.
N$%ysSf% sSsty rs% % say ls AND
,.,iNit sCiirDUi.f; or STEAMERS
and Isle OF Wight sailing daily. except
SUNDAY Lay. Company wharf. Nor
a m. and ~ p "a. ro;t6 HsGH i"a a .to
Wharf, Norfolk. at $50 ana ii:5o a. m m.
i.oR iiAMpToN-At HE'S a. m. and
i:do p M EaN Line. ll:30 a. m. and
T09R NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
= ~ Say Line Wharf at pm; 3 D. m. r Tu 1s.
Inys' Wedncsdays. Thursdays and Fri
m Bay Line. j.. Ia. on Mondays and Sat-
EG1i EAST. AND WARE RIVERS
m ray Line Wha Norfolk. a. m.
FOX BACK AN HOQUOSIN RIVERS
-rouchng At ola Point, leaving Com
nnny's wharf daily except Sunday at
a IN. PORTSMOUTH G:lj "a. m. Bay Line
wharf; Norosi at $50 Il. m, returning
next day.
FOR SEVERN RIvER-Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf at G:3O = IN. Portsmouth, AS a.
M Bay Ling, "orfoilt n m
FOX NANSEMOND RIVER AND
SUFFOLN AT > D. m. Portsmouth. 3:iO
= m, c,ohngctimg at Suffolk with s. and
g. u u. Freight Tor Matthews. Back
IoquoSin, War" Severn ANA Nansemoni
rivers must be prepaid.
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION-For-
merry =. y. and W. - I.-Stoamer Abe
man. leaves Norfolk for Washington ~
G.. Monihy5 az q. IN; Tuesdays ut |
q M; carrying freight and passengers fo;.
Washington and points ON the Tar, pun.
go and l'nrilico rivers.
Freight Tor Newborn n O. received ar
y. and = K Il depot
Freight received daily cXccpt Sunday
Il. CROMWELL, Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Baltimore, Dctl2-Flom stcaGy:Wcst.
ern super, S2.j50 go; do extra. 81. gali
- DO family. $@.20m35p winter wheat.
patent $3.550S.N0; spring do. do 50 ,OIr
i; do. do. straight. $3.55Ti&.7.
Wh"at-StrOng; No. red. spot ana
October, - l2c n So ;-Sc. December.
70 '-NchG' 3-ic.. steamer: No = red.
o. -" a ~ bic. Southern by sample.
oGc Fi"sc.; do, on grade dSc n G6c
'nrn-.Firn, mixed spot 81 5-Sr a
sc i-+c.: Octuh,n 81 l-2c.d %G5-Nc 40.
Ncmb"i. Ac.W3i Lie: wear ~ i-ic. ii
~ ;'-Nc.; January. &c a 80 l-Sc. Southern
white "c 3Nc. do. yellow. 81 l-9c ASS.
oats Dun and weak 80 white.
Western, = l-2c.H 2Sc.: No. mixed. do
- q 02ic
iiy"- Steadily held: No. >. i4c. 0i5c
near by: i7c., Western
other articles unchanged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
cotton NlurI1pfa

New York, oct. Il Cotton quiet; mid
ding gulf, 9Asc., middlnr. ai.c. Nr,
receipts. - bales gross @.1Sl bales. for
wal'i"d, $50 bulcs sales. l61 bales. all
SINNERS; stock. l5S.7So bales
I"iai to-day and 50 FAR this week: Net
receipts, ii516 bales exports to Great
liltain Sass bales; stock. 7lS.G35 bales
Total since Scptcnb"l. |: Net rrcrirts
SsN.i'u bales: exports to Great Britain
ii",39d bales; To France. 2o.OSl bales. la
continent l05.79N bales
New York. oct l2-CottUn uui.t. mid
alnS gun. "Asc.; middlins uplnnds gi.r
sales, 100 bales. Futures closed stcniy.
sales. $500 bales. October. SS5. ~,
N"mhrr. $50. December. S94: January
y ": February. .. o.. March. gl2: Auril
"l', May, @2%: June g2S
LIVERPOOL oct. Ia D. m. -Co1ton
American middling, 27-3ad October
Ltd sellers: October ami November
! iO-6IHi i1-Gid: November and Dac.m.
per ! i6-Gi@i i1-Sid: December and
January. ! +7-64U4 4S-G4d: January nnJ
February i?-Gid; February ana March
3"-6fd buyer: March ana April. H.
niH+ Ibid buyer, Apri ana May. ~
ntn value; May and June. { 54-GiU4 m
oid sellers; June ana July. 56-t;id. .Illy
ana August 57-6id buyer. Futures
closed uHivt
New orleans. oct l2.-Cutton futures
barely steady: sales. -. 500 bales 90
toh"r. SIS. November Sg2; D.c.mha,.
M; january S.9T. February. .un,
March. "0i; April, 9O7: May. 90. Juur
g.l@ '''''
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NorioIk COTTON ,InrI,ct.
WHOLESALE QI0TATIONS.


Norfolk Va. oct 70. 1895
Fish-Mackrrrl, No. > in kegs. $50:
new. small. $l25O; new. medium. $l2: No
:. IN kegs. $3.50; Herring Family Roc.
nan barrel sra: North Carolina Cut
Herring. S3.25u3.75; Eastern, in barrels
S2.15tI3
Mess Fork-Ncw. S9.5
Ham Pork, $40.
Ilams- Smithiicld. l4Il7c.
Hulk Mcats-Clcar rib $500: fat
backs. S5.I5. bellies. ST 2iIl 81 30 1s 10
"ize pieces; pork plate. $5.4O
Shoulders Sugar cured. Sc
Bacon Shoulders. 7lsc
Sugar cured. lie.
Lard Pure lard. tierces 7n7i.c.. as to
caSrS ana TUBS. nc. over ticrccs: com
pound. &C.: ticrceS. in cases 5i.c
Cheese Cream. lOnl0isc: Western
Dairy, 9u?i.c.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

/ HE NORFOLk, ALBEMARLE AND
u ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
running between Norfolk and the fam
puS virginia Teach Seaside Resort
Sii-NS w. HURT and w VAN NOR
.,,, DEN. Receivers.
TIME TAlilE ~ EEFECT SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 9Th. 1895
DAILY ENCEPr SUNDAY
Leave Norfolk a. m mixed: IL II. M.
'"T"t tNpreSS ! =: m. local express.
Leave Virginia BoaCh-9 II. m, local eS-
press 80 u. m. mixed . y. m. local cX-
press. "
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Leave Norfolk 1920 n m lornl cvnrcee.
y. M. local express
l.rhv" virginia Ii"aCh-l 80 D. M. local
express; . =. m. local express
Trains stops only on .;ignnis nj intrrm,-
Ilntr stations TO put on or take on Dns-
1cngcrs. " P"'
locn! Express trains make the trjn I'm
iorty-hvc minutes. P ''
u. J.. HOLLAND.
General Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Coree-Stronger; Rio, common, 1910
lIt2r.; Fair. 1914 Ml9c.; Good. FOG 20S, &C.
Choice. 21@2lhc.: Laguayra, 2ll-3c. !:
Java, 23M30t.c
Syrups and Molasscs-Stcady; Syrups
Bright. lSdi pc: Fair Grades. l6Q zoe :
Porto Rico. IT, 90. and 26c., as to grade
New Orleans MolasseS-Quict: Fair
goa 25c.: Good. 36Gt40c.: Choice. 45c
flouf-Market advancing; Vest
ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family. $3.50: Winter Wheat
Best. Patent Family, S425: VIM
ter Wheat Choice Patent Family
$3.50; Choice Straight Family. $500:
Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family. $3.50.
Good Low Family. $3.25: Good Extra
s3l5.
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. SiGSllO;
q. A. $50 SIC. as to weight
Rlcc--Milled, so &C.; dice. in rough, g.
65c. per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Nlw York, Oct Money on can NJ
Fer cent. Prime mercantile paper.
atWt prr cent. Sterling Exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers
bills at iS6A HiNI for sixty DAYS ana
~, ga iSI3l FOR demand Posted rates
fN'H i>S. commercial bills 4S5i.M4NGl,
Bar silver. GSia. Government bonds
steady. Stat" bonds dull. railroad bonds
liln. Silver at the board brought GSa,
for 20,0uU ounces
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Southern Fruits Eunanas SiMSl p
per bunch; oranges. sorrento. per box.
$3.50; cocaanuts. $40 per bag of 100;
pineapplcs, 1GlSC.: lemons Sj-50UG.
Northern apples. s225H25o
Poultry Chickens. old 2JC: spring
chickens. l2m 20c
Eggs Wholesale. l5U lie. per dozen.
BeeswaN-25c. per pound
Tluck-Irish potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. $3.50 per bag. onions, Sis per bag.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Cash Quotations: Flour was firm
with holders ask ing Il slight advance.
for"iSn bids were raised 3d and lew
thousand sacks We're sold. No = Sprin.
wheat. .! lie. AGO e. No. rcd G0c a
% l-2c; No. corn. =? Lie. No. oats
Use. Mess pork. >S.31 la s.. 30: lard
E3'2 -; short ribs. $j1OG$l5: short rih
sizes. S'.!om$l5; -. =. shoulders 81. 25Gf
S'N' -: c sides. S51ju$t. Whis-
key, SI2a H...
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

CL.YDES REGULAR LINE STEAM.
SHIPS FOR PtiILADELPHIA--On di-
rect line from Norfolk to Philadelphia
Until further orders. steamers are APP
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day Wednesday and Saturday at D.
m. and from Philadelphia every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills OF lading to all points
South and Southwest via Seaboara All
Line. Atlantic Coast Line and Virginia,
Tennessee Air Line Railroad.
LANES " McCARRICY,
General Southern Agent Norfolk, Va.
w p. CLYDE, & Co,
Agents. Philadelphia. +
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
III Al OCEAN VIEW
IT, N ". a. ltAiI.ISOA GO
RAILROAD co.

SCHEDULE NJ EFFECT OCT Z. 1895
DAILY ENcEPT SUNDAY
E, iataNr Nnrtulk-G:i5 800. II 20 IL m: 90
500, 800. 200 - IN
i.rnN" occnn Wow 500. 1000 q. m: l2:Oo
noon ZOO, i:,p. 500 500 H. M
SUNDAY TRAINS
800 100 T. m w. "'VV'
i.r"vS Ocean View -lo:0s u III. 1900 noon:
ZOO 100 G:Ur. 500 - IN
All !rhihS VIII stop at Stations on signal
or notice To Conductors. Seats in pnrIor
Arranccm"ntS can he made, for Spccial
Train or Car Tor Dancing or Dinner Par
''S hloh Application AT the Superint.ud-
cntS ofliCc, Ocean View Va
w. \. PARRlT'r Jr.
General Manager.
General Office. Ocean View. VA.