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Cotton Markets..

Nrw YORK. March 7.--Cotton. steady: mid
ding gulf Gle: middliug, rs. Fu-tures
closed firm. March. rs: April, IS. May
, ~; May and June. ~; july, IS; August
3 ~; September. . 50: October. 5 SO; Noyem-
Der. b93; December, 9S. Sales, 1876, 500
ba ca.
The total net cons olidatcd receipts of cot
ton reported from ali ports to-day were
6,lS5 ba es; exports to Great Britain
u .S52 bales: to France. - bales; to Cont.
nent 27.l55 bales; stock, glS.50J bales.
Total SO lar this week: Net receipts. 1Ol =
629 bales; exports TO Great Brlta II, 4l.5s3
bales; 10 France, G.g05 bales; TO Continent,
1921 bale.
livknrooL. March 7.-l2:3o p. m.-Colton,
demand good. American miidling. 8 I-S2d.
Sales. $4,000 bales; American, $500 bales:
speculation md export. 0y0 bales. Futures
opened firm; demand moderate.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONEY Market.
Bv Southern Associated Press,

NEW YonK. March 7.-Money on call
s4esdy at 2 per. cent: last loan at 2 per
cent and closing offered ut ! per cent.
sterling e1ch"nSe l. rirm, vi II actual bus
III !s' In bankers bills at 4S7.siSS for sixty
days and 4S!aiSc! for cemnnd. Posted
rRtes. tSSiai9o. Commercial bills, 4S6ia43il.
Government bonds 81 I'd lower.
THE STOCK MANUFACTURING BIDS.
American Cotton Oil, %; Amer I'm Cot
ton Oh. pref 6T!alS.; Amcric IN Sugar Rein
cries. vs.: America Sugar Rehnerie'. pref.
W. American tobacco w: Amer can To-
bhccc, pref. los; At,hison. TOT Okla AMI
Santi re. -. Baltimore ard Ohio, o3: Can
ara Pa tic. SSi; Chesapeake nnd Ohio. lG.;
Chicago and Alton, lii: Chic ,go. Lurling-
ton and Quincy. 7o.; Chicago Gas Irus,,
III; DelaNa o ana Lackawanna. 1854: Dis,il-
lers and Cattle Feeders. l2e: frio, 81: Eric.
ref. l6t; neral Electric. 2Gl: Illinois Cen
trail, 81; Lake Eric AMI wcster l. l6,; Lake
Erie and Western. pref. II; Lake Shore.
l36; Louisville Il ID Nashville, 49,: Louis
vile, Hew Albany an ChiclGo. CO, Man
hnti' consolidated. 1917 Mem his anil
Charleston ~; Mic higan Central 92l: Mis-
souri, Pacific. 19i. Mobile and [ ho. l2,;
nashville and Chattanooga. Go; Quilted
Sta CSC ordage, 81; untei states Cordage.
pre-, 81; New Jersey Central. S5I: New
YORK Central. az; New York AMI New Eug-
IAN 3. 29l; Norfolk and " estern, pref. 1u.;
l3i; Northwest RI Ssh: Northwestern. pref,
lSS: / aciic Mail. 21E Heading. II: Rock Is
land, G2; -. Paul 81. st. rail, pref, III;
silver Certificates. Coz: Tennessee Coal auI
Iron. IA: Tennos go toal and Iron, pref.
~ askcl: 1 exas lRoiic. 81; Union Pacific,
D: Wabash. 81: Wabash pref. i2i: Western
Union. So: Wheeling and Lake Ere. 81;
Wheeling and LAKE Erie, pref. SO; Alabama
cl"ss a, 1904; Alabama, class B los; Alabama
c as &, o.; Louisiana As. 100; North
Carolina a. 95 North Carolina G's, 1926;
Tennessee New Settlement 3s. SAG: Virginia
6's. deferred |. 81! Virginia Trust Receipts.
g.: Virginia Funding Debt. 5ii: United States
IS. resisterey. li0l; United States As, cou-
Lons, III: United states rs, 9a: Southern
Hallway SIS Sol: Southern Hallway Common,
v; southern Halfway Common. pref, 20t;
South Carolina Az, 1903.
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WESTWARD.

Italy except Sunday
No. |, Cincinnati and 81. Louis Limited daily
WIN faror Car, Old Point 10 Clifton Forge and
Pullman Slcepefs GOrdonsvillc 10 Cincinnati and
81. Louis Meals served on dining car west of
bordOnsville.
No, .. T. +. v, daily, with Pullman Old Point
10 Hinton and i'Gilman Sleeping Car Gordonsvllc
TO cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals served on
Dining Cars. Connects at Itovington. Va, for Vir-
ginia Hot Springs No. makes local stops east of
GordOnsvllc.
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily, u noon
and ESQ y.
Tor further information apply 10
X. r. BROOKE, Passenger Agent,
{. < U. Ticket Office, Cranky street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
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SHIPPING NEWS,
Port Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
March 7, 1895.
ARRIVALS


ARRIVALS.
Br Stmp Lady Palmer Smith, Las pal.ues,
| to load.
Br stmp Highlander, Milburn, Gaivest on,
to VIM Lamb 4 Co. 10 coal
Schr Lyman Nj Law Blake. Providence.
Schr Geo i davenport. McCloud, Proyi-
dence to VIM Lamb Il Co. for coal.
Schr Salle and Ellen. Baltimore with coal
| to Plnners Point
MEMORANDUM.
CArE Henry, Va. March 7.-12 n. -
Clear. Southeast wind; 10 miles. Light
see.
CLEARED.
schr. MAJ Mcfarland, Hart. New Bedford,
with coal
schr hickey Bird, Francis. Bermuda, with
| coal.
sehr Henry Ravens, Walton, Newark
with lumber.
schr Sunlight, Green, New York, with
lumber.
Schr Oracle d Chambers. Green. Now
schr Francis l.. Godfrey. Corson. New
York, with lumber.
SAILED.
Br stmp Gull Of Akabs, Gibson. Havana,
having coalod.
s.hT Mary E II q Dow, Hath. New Bed
| ford with coal.
Sehr Sarah G Ropes Kreger, Portland,
| with coal,
sehr Clarence II venuer, watts, Salem,
| with coal.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of any cough med.
icine handle, and as o seller leads all
| other preparations in this market. 1
| recommend it because 1t is the best
medicine / ever handled for coughs
colds and groups. A. W. BALDRIpaE,
Milleraville, Ill. For sale by all drug
giats.j
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TRAVELLERS, e.uJiDr.


'NiiE NORFOLK, ALBEMAnLE AND ALLAN
L Tic RAILROAD co.
SrLAs w. BURT. lrs
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. /, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
':l0 IN, DIls e-"spt sunday. Mixed.
.:45 M Da ". Throu; -rrres,
j.: - y Daily. Iuca lNures,
Z: q. IN. Daily. 10 al r press
$50 IN, paiy except Sunday. Local E1-
press.
o;5op m. Sunday only Through E1-
presS
SIS p. nai except Sunday Through
Express
ARRIVE NORFOLK.
GO am, po'ly except SUNDAY. Through
Express.
els IN. Daily except sunday Local E1-
pes.
1905 N. Sunda only. Local Express.
l:l5 pm Ia iy except Sunday. Mixed
2;Gp m. llaiiy. THROUGH ENpress
49, y IA. Daiiy. LoCa ENlTc-s.
900 Daily. Local KIP tsS
Through Erpr s. Trains maze the trip in
thiriy-hve minutes LEGAL EXPIRES, Ira rs
10 ty-hvc minutes.
ii Chair Car attached TO al Pass, niger trains
Seats - cents each.
B.P. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
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A rLANTIC AND DANvIi.LEEAILwAY
sclIEpuLE1N EFFECT July ,sr 1891

SCliEDULE1N EFFECT JULY isr, 1891.
Leave lippcrs' compress wharf. NGfolk, daily,
9:2O n
Leave Wet Norfolk. daily PAS O. III.
ior Danylle and all Intermediate stations ar
riNi nj Danvilr At : - p. III.
Leave Norfolk, t:20I. ~
Leave W,st Ncr'olk. 10 o. III.
FOR l.lvrcncevIllc and interued late points ar.
irving l.awr' melville nj r. IN.
Leave I.awrenceville daily except sunday at c
Il. IN, arriving at lanvillc at 10 T. IN.
Connection made al nanyille ind leilrcss June
ton i-r aIl points In the southern Railway system;
al ucuniston Junction tor Durham, outh Boston
4 W Il. Il.
Pullman Sleerers between panvilc. Ashcyil!e
Atlanta Augusta, McMpi- and Ncw orleans.
Tickets un sale and baggage clio ;kcd al wakes
Agency, tomIauy's Agency a. whsrf. Norfolk
W. V. ii. Williams Agency, Portsmouth
W H. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent.
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Norfolk Cotton Markets.
OfFIcE OF The VIRGINIAS,
NORFOLK, Va. March z. 1895.

board AIRLINE Rsisroad-For Norfolk,
io4 bacs; other points, DAT bales. total,
ISL bales.
Norfolk and Western Railroad-For Nor
folk. AL bales; other points, 81 bales; to-.
tai. 49} bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroal-For Nor
folk: 29s bales; other points, bales: total,
sos balos.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad--Fo Nor
folk, BIS bales; other points, bales; to-
tai 3lS balee.
Atlantic and ranville Railr oad--For Nor
folk, Is bales.
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

NAIL AND EXPRESS daily Except Sunday at
p D. M, ana Express daily except Sunday at IL
folk for the North, East and West. Passenger and
freight stations foot OF East Main street, Norfolk
and Western depot.
ASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH, FAST
IL FREIGHT LINZ AND OLD DOMINION LINE,
between all points North and East via Norfolk and
Norfolk aud Southern Railroad to Eastern North
Carolina.
Freight received daily and forwarded promptly
at low rates.
For further information apply to the General
Office of the y. $. II. X. Co., Norfolk, Va.
II. c. HUDGINS,
General freight and Passenger Agent.
II. K. KING,
General MauaqeN
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Groceries,.

CorFEr-Steady aud firm Rio. common,
lIsl!c: Fair. l9t22c; Good. 2Ia22 c; Choice.
2n25c; Laguayra. 25c; Java 3Bu32c.
.Eurs ANp MoLAssES-Stesdy; Syrups.
bright. lSa!Sc, lair Grades, l6 acc; Porto
Rico, l5alSc.
NEW OsLkASs Mor.,ssEs-o niet; FAR, 2Oa
25c; Good, 36ai0c; Choice. i5c.
FLouE-Markct quiet ami steady; Best.
lat.nt FANNY. $4.5 Choice Family, So 5a
$50; Good Family, S5.00a3.2j; Extra, S2,60a
2.15; super, S27o.
MEiI-Steady; Boltcd, SIC per bushcl;
Water Grlund. lie per bushel.
SAIr-Firm; Liverpool Fire, Sl12al.25;
G. A.. G5a75c.
RUE Miled, 5sGc; rice, in rough, 6laG5c
per bushel.
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No. % Daily, connects with y. {. H. train 70 for
all points south.
No ioJ Daily except SUNDAY, makes close CON
necti0n Al liobgoOd for Washington n. G. Kins-
ton, y. G. Plymouth y. G. and oil Eastern Caro-
lima points, al O At Rocky Mount with A. C. l..
train - for all points South
Trains arrive at Norfolk COS r. III. daily. Also
at lO2o u. M. daily, except Sunday.
baESast checked st tompapys Norfolk wharf
ana also al "ihce Of Passenger and Ticket Agent
90 Main street.
For tickets TO all points South, sleeping car
recreation aud general iniormationn, call on OF
address J. a. NEuGEBAUEK.
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
JAMES L. MAUPlN
General Forwarding AGENT
T. NJ EMERSON,
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
G. VI. SERtEL.,
Gene I'll Manager. Norfolk.
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h., OLD DOMINI0N STEAMSHIP
ts COMPANY.
Il FOR NEW YORK,

PASSENGERS SHIPS ARE TO SAIL
l from Norfolk on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WE'D
~. From New York on MONDAYS, TUEsDaYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS at p. IN, SATUR-
DAYS, y. III.
Passenger accOmm odatIcns unsurpassed.
Fare, incntling meals and slateroorn berth..S 90
Fare round trip limited to thirty days.. Is 90
tor tickets and reservation of stat, rooms apply
nj Company's Office, II Main street, at general
FOX WClIMOND Ships leave Norfolk every
THURSDAY P. IN. and leave New port News every
SUNDAY aud TUESDAY evening, arriving az
Richmond the next morning.
TB,IE SCHEDULE OF STEAMERS
NoT'hSay%;p ph' l91ay, AGeomaek. Enols and
FOt OLD TOa At $50 aud l1l5 4.
500 D. M; Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk at and 1880
E0,t "a ,MpTON-At il;i5 a. M aud s4s
u. M Bay Line, 1880 a IN. and p. m; Portsmouth
r"is NISv rOits NEWS AND SMITH
FiEi.DIAt 2;i0 p m; Portsmouth, 2:45 p. M;
fOis EAss AND WAKE rsIvERa-
Daily except sunday, leaving Company's wharf
At $50 a. m; Portsmouth, Gas a. M; Bay Line
.ox sASH: EoouosIN AND sEv-
ing Companys wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
aud Fl;tDAYsht $50 IL m; Portsmouth, S:45 n. no,
bay Line Wharf, Norfolk, At 8 a. M; returning
FnlE NANS"moND RIVER AND
NUE. OEh-At $ T.. M. Portsmouth, $40 p. m.s
connecting at suffolk with w. L. Co. H. r. and g.
and &. L. H.
Freight for Mathews. Back, Poquosln, Ware,
Severn and Nanscmond rivers must be prepaid.
NrfttH CAROLINA nRvsSGON-For.
merly N n. i W. ID. L.--Steamer Albemsrle leaves
Norfolk for Washington, n. C.. Mondays at p. M;
Fridays ~ a. III. earring freight and passengers
Tor Washington and points Oh the Tar, Pnngo and
Pamlico rivers.
freight for Newbern, n. c., received at N. ana
5. H. H. depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until p.
III. N. 3. CROMWELL,
Agent.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
~ PANi,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 1, 1895

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 1, 1895.
MAIL AND ENTREES LEAVES NORFOLK
daily except Sunday g:+j a. IN. for Eizabeth
oity, Edenton, Mackey's Ferry, Roper, Pantego.
B'hayen, etc Connects at Edenton with n. & 5.
for Plymouth and Windsor. TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY for all landings ON Chowau
river, ON MONDAY and FRIDAY for Soupnernopg
river, and WEDNESDAYS for Salmon Creek Con-
meets at Be.lhaven with steamer Virginia Dare for
MaEeleyviilc. south Creek, Aurora, Washington
aud intermediate landings.
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVFS NORFOLK 40
Edenton and way-sta,ious Connects at Elizabeth
City with the steamer Neusc and Newborn Mon
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for New
bern. Roanoke ltland aud MoTehead City Kinston
and Go dsbOrro via a. L. n. c. X. r.. and for
Jacksonville, Wilmington, n. c., and all stations
On the ". y. & y. X. X.
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poANoKE AND CAsHIE RIVER LINE

STEAMER LUCY
leaves foot Commerce street every wednesday nt q
p. H., for Plymouth and Roahoke river landings an
high as Palmyra, N c., Windsor and ell Csshis
river landings. Freight received daily. q.
THE NoTTfNGHAM WRENN CO.,
Phone No. l2s Agents. 4
NORFOLK AND RAPPAHASEoCK ROUTE. ~
N On and after SUNDAY, December s0th, the
steamer Essex will leave Bay Line wharf, HerfolA,
every sunday at . a. IN. for Tappahonnock aud In.
termedinie landings Freight fer thesa points ~.
celyed SATURDAYS For Landings beyond 1sRen.
hammock freight received as usual. "a i;
WIN. RANDALL, Agent, Norfolk,
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Chicago MARKETS..

Chicago, March The leading futur S
ranged as ioliows Wle't closed higher
Corn closed higher. Oats close | Ii CHER
FORK clio. ei higher
whEAr-March, ST.; May. 53?; July. OH.
ClosinS-March. 5l.; May. 53i; July, 5i;.
Cons March. A. May. Al: Inv. Az.
clo'ins-M"rch l2!; Nav, All: July. AZ.
Closing May. 30. June. Isl: July. ~.
PomH-May, 1867, Olosing-Mav, 1886.
L&np May. G.57l: July, GO. Closing
Nay, 6.62l; July. G.15.
itIns May. o.47i; July, eco. Clo.ing
May go; July, 5T2I.
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a Modern wonder.

That's very ordinary looking per-
EonF' said the visitor In the dime museum.
That, sir" said tho museum mana
ger, with impressive dignity, THAT is tho
girl who knows as much about cooking
stovo as she does about piano, !n7-1Chi-
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pOANokE, NORFOLK AND
IL BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY, June 25th, 1894, the
steamers OF this line will leave bay Line whsrf
every Monday and thursday at a. IN. for Bsl;i-
more, and l. ave ulltmt r., Pey No 81 Light street
wharf, every Tuesday and Saturday a, 8 p. IN.
Freight received daily.
WIN. RANDALL,
Telephone 8, Agents.
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(srIiiti.

PEAs-ste0dy; Black eye peas, s2.5oo3. 90
p,r bag.
CoRS-Southern white. 44ai5c.
oATs-Stealyi Mixed, 37a3sc.; white, Ala
i2c.
MnL FEEp-Market It adv; Pr IL. Sl7 GOA
lS.OO: shipstutt, Or midllinss, SlS.00al9 On;
meal, VIII to boltel, per 80 lbs, 5sc.; hominy.
sc
Hay No. Timothy, sIs.25al4.OOi No, 2,
SIP. tual300.
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New York, March 7.-hale. Norfolk
SlW l.25; spinach, Norfolk, S2@2. 3;
Baltimore, S. 50W2.1J.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EMPRESS EACH
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JAN 20, lsa.
hLEANE NORFOLK.
"45 a. III. daily. except Sunday Portsmouth
High street. $50 y. M Arrive al mi n.
dclPhia a:o2 y. m; New York at $3.50
H.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
o:iO p M daily. PORTSMOUTH, High strest, 600
Arrive az Philadelphia $40 u. III. y New
York :: a. II. IA.
ARRIVE Al NORFOLK
':Oo a. H. daily. portsmouth, High street $40
leaving New York p. IN; Philadelphia
ll;lC l.. IN
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
s;O5 T. IN daily. except sunday Portsmouth,
High street, sI5 T. M. leaving New
iorL al It. n. e; rhindclp. 10. 20 A. m
Close connection made with all rail and sou pd
lines to aud from Boston
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains bet tween
Jersey Guy, Philadelphia aud cape Ch ,rics. Pull
nan linn'i aud rarlor Cars on day trains betwo IN
Philhd,lplia and cap, Charles
80 through Tickets sold aud baggage check ed
Al wakes Agency, under Atlantic iioiei and on
hesleahitrs II. u. COOKE,
nj
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WHOLESALE FLUCTUATIONS.
NORFOLK. Va. March Z, 1895. n
Produce.

PoULTRY-ChiokenB. old, 20a25c.
EGGs-Dull; Wholesale l5a16c per doz,
BEnswAX 23c per pound
TRUCK-Irish potatoes-Southorn Roso,
Sl.75a2.0O per barrel; HaYmans, SI.0o; yell
low. 81 1nal25.
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Merchants Z Miners TRANSPORTATION Co

DIR EGT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROYIDENCEAND SAVANNAH,
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
ut p III. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at5p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
FIRST class, including meals and saloon
- Oh
Seeohd CLASS, including meals and berth ..., 90
FOR SAVANNAH
Every SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY NJ
pa. H. ~
Fare Flint class, including meals and
taIe->ccond class, including meals aud
Pciishable Freight sent via Providence FOR.
"arued ny early Train 10 Roston, and at the Barna
rate as by direct steamers TO Boston.
Pcrishable Freights not receive later than $50.
p M on Failing DAYS of Boston ships; $50 sailiha
days OF Providence ships.
Tor luther information apply TO
II. II. WRIGHT, Agent Norfolk. Va.
n: u. STEBBlNS, Asst Tariff Mgr
w. +. TURNER, General Pas, AGENT
j. Q. WHITNEY. Traffic. Manager
General Offices, baltimore Md
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OR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG, OLD Pc MT,
y CLAREAONT. NEWPORT NEWS and Jam,s
CATION Company Elegant Steamer POCAHONTAes
leaves Clyde's Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY ut q. m, touching
AT Portsmouth, Old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving Mt Richmond about p.
N, connecting WITH eli evening ttains. Fare 10
$50 fare to Richmond second-class, 81. Tickets
much cheaper than by any other route TO Rich
mond, Petersburg, Waverly, Heksford and stations
Atlantic and Danvie railroad and al. points
via Richmond Tickets for sale ut ticket agencies
of Wake & Son, IL Brandt andton board steamer
81 Freight received daily, Sunday excepted. fog
JAMES W. McCARRIcK.
Apent.
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SOUTHERN FRuIrs-Pannnns. 75cns 90 per
bunch: oranges. Sorrento, SI.G0 per box;
coeoanuts, S4.00 per bug Of 100; piueapples,
7aSc.
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CL1mES REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS Fol,
- lIlLApElh'llIA-Only direct .JT~Ur
Inc from Norfolk To Ph !adclrhia 1,
nl'i further orders, steamers arc appointrI 10
saii from Norfolk every Monday Wednesday and
saturday at p m, and from rhiadephis every
iuesdaf, Thursday aud saturdar
n,nn,ouIh mis- at lading :" all points South aud
Ivntn"c't Va ; H., Atlantic Coast Line an Il
'iBih'a ana tennessee Air Line Railroad
LANES ". M,CARhICK
General southrrn Agent. Norfolk Va,
w. I. CLYDE SEQ
AgClts. l'hilalciphlu
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Peanut Marker.
The truck Market

Mar. et steady; Prime, l,c; strictly primo
&c; fancy, PC, common, laltc; Spauisn. soc
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EOR PETERSBURG, NEWPORT NEWS, CEARE.
MONT SCOTLAND AND JAMES RlyER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5. A. MCCALL leaves N. T.,
!. &. n. Il. K. dock at i a. every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY for above points,
reaching Petersburg about p. M. Connects With
A. K u. II. Il. At Scotland with S. $. & S. Z. r.,
Fare To Petersburg only 81 and Si25; round tzip
Meals served on steamer for SOC.
Tickets sold ON steamer.
Freight received daily for above points,
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The Mccall can be chartered for excursion pure
poles any Tuesday or Thursday night at very low
rates. Il. Il. COOKE,
General Agent. 4
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

NORFOLKIAND CAROLINA RAILROAD CON
DENSED SCHEDULE
IL Effect NOVEMBER Is. 1885,.
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ne tt'p by these steamers affords most cnIoya-
~" san on Inc Chesapeake Bay. passing through
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ACTORS UNION.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE FOOT
LIGHTS MOVE FOR THEIR
PROTECTION.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. Am Actors
Protective union will be organized
in Chicago today, with headquar-
tiers at the room Of the Brotherhood
Of Theatrical Stage employees, No.
III, Fifth avenue. The new union
will start, the organizers say,
with a membership OF over 400.
1t will be affiliated with the Nat
ional organization OF actors and
the American federation of labor.
The first organization was effected
in New York nearly ayear ago and
local unions have been organized
in several cities.
According to the past report Of
the general secretary there are q
800 members in New York and $50
in Boston. The leaders Of the
movement declare they will work
many changes for the better.
Among other things they promise
to keep prize fighters off the boards
as actors, and to force theatre man.
ayers to furnish fire protection and
safer quarters for the people be-
hind the scenes. Allan A. Hamp-
ton, Of New York, walking dele
gate and business manager of the
organization, is in Chicago for the
purpose Of organizing the Union
here.
A meeting was held week ago
and the plan outlined. Several
hundred members were present.
After the union is fairly started
there will be several branches Or
ganized, including union OF bal
let girls and chorus singers. In
speaking Of the general plan Of the
union, Mr.. Hampton said: ave
demand an entire abolition Of dra
matte agents; the exclusion of the
two weeks clause in contracts : the
payment of salaries Saturday
night; the exclusion Of prize
fighters and others of such
like as dramatic attractions !;
women whose only claim to public
attention is infamy; actors not to
do the work of stage hands and
vice versa; Sunday and holiday
performances must be paid for eX-
ira, all contracts to the contrary
Notwithstanding; and, finally, we
demand that the laws for the pro-
lection of people employed in
buildings from fires must be en-.
forced"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-04
ENGLAND Must Wait,

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE ap-
preparation bills are likely to be
completed without the item of
$4,000 for Great Britain's Behring
sea claims. In the annual mes
sage the President recommended
the settlement of those claims by
paying the lump sum. The treas
ury department. has not requested
the appropriations committee to
insert the item in the appropria-
ton bill, nor is the recommends
ton Of the President regarded as
sufficient to dispense with such
request. II it is hereafter submit
ted and committee inserts the
amount in the sundry civil bill, it
will be opposed on the floor of the
House by members who don't ap-
prove of the lump settlement.