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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-28
SMALLPOX IN NEW OR
LEANS.

New Orleans, La, May "a
Two cases of smallpox were'dis
covered by the health authori-
ties and at once the necessary
precautions were taken,to pre-
vent the spread. One of the
victims is a negro, residing in
the vicinity of the garbage
plant, while the second is a
white man living on Camp and
Felicity streets. The latter has
a light attack and no doubt will
be well in a few days.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-28
NOTICE.

All parties having claims
against the estate of L. N.
Petitpain, deceased, are here
by required to present the
same to the undersigned, on
or before the 1st., day of June
next, when final distribution of
the assets of said estate will be
made.
G. NJ. RAPHAEL
WILLIAM KELLY hNe'u'O'S
Brownsville, Tex. April "a 1895.
Send l5c for Mail Expense
get samples and particulars
that you can easily make SIC
to S15 a day with. No Fake
OdeIl & Co. Bradford, Pa.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-28
FLOUR GONE UP.

Never has there been 20 little
flour in Laredo, so say some of our
brokers and commission merchants.
and on this account -four has gone
up in price during the past ten days
two dollars OH each barrel, and it is
likely to go up more. They predict
a -four famine, which may come
very soon. Everybody had better
lay in supply at once to be on the
safe side.-Laredo Times.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-28
FOE RENT

The Miller's Hotel building hav
log been completely repaired is
offered Tor rent for hotel purposes.
Reasonable rates. Apply to Fran
c &C Ylnrria.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-28
NEGROES ORGANIZE.
Protest Against the Separate
Coach Law-Ballot the
Remedy.

here on Thursday, the follow
ing address was promulgated:
s'To the Colored People.of Tex
as.
I'VE, the undersigned com
mTttee appointed by a confer
ence Of eoTered men assembled
in Houston, May %, 1895. de
sire to call your attention to-
the conditions which environ
our race In this State, and re-
specially suggest a remedy.
Although loyal citizens of the
United States, and citizens and
taxpayers of-the State of Tex
as, we are the special target of
perHIeTous class legislation,
that is Degrading and oppressive
in the extreme. Although
machinery for the administra-
zion of the law is entirely in the
hands of the white race, we are
often denied a trial by the
forms ut law, and permitted by
the authorities to be mebbed
and lynched on any pretext or
charge which may suit the mob,
and that in cases where our
liberties and property rights
are being passed upon by the
courts, ara. systematically and
persistently eliminated from
jury service, and often suffer
grievances and wrongs at the
hands OF biased and prejudiced
jurors, who are often foreigners,
newly naturalized, and scarcely
able to speak our language.
'BGt the especial injustice
and indignity heaped upon us
and which calls loudest for i'm
mediate relief, is the abomin-
able separate coach law, which
; forces us to pay equal fare and
does not in the least degree
furnish us with equal accom-
mo iation on the common car
r'iers of the country. We are
gooped ap in a small cempart-
menr, meanly appointed, often
crowded together, and to which
in many instances persons who
are excluded by said law have
access, not always conducting
themselves in a manner agree
able to "a person of respectable
Habits. We express the COM
mon opinion when we say that
the separate coach law, as car
1ied out by the railroads, is a
stencil in the nostrils Of the re-
spectacle and better element OF
our people. who will not cease
to cry against it until it is wip
ed from the statute books. But
if the Accommodations were equal
IN every respect we protest that
it is wrong in principle, an
American and pernicious to
single us out above all other
races who travel as a proscrip-
lion We claim that it would
be far more equitable and just
TO divide the fares into first,
second and third classes, as up
on the continent of Europe, and
she Objectionable characters Of
al would naturally travel on
de cheapest fare.
Our only remedy is the bal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
New York Markets.

NEW YoEk. June l1.-Flour closed opio,
and firm; winter wheat. low grades, ,;Or
5, 0; do. fair TO fancy. sS.75ai25; do. nn-
Sent, Si25ai.7S Minnesota clear, S.. .Oa
So: DO patents, Sil5a5 SO, low extrns
e. 7Oa3.5o; city mills. 5i.IU: 40 patents
si OORi.l0. Southern Hour. dull and firm:
common to fair extra. s2.65a3 10 COOL TO
choice, do. f3.5Oa4 20. Wheat closed dull ana
trmer No. 2. rod, store and elevator. $ &C:
shoat. s3tas4c; uugraded red. 74aS3c:
No =. red, r3.c. Corn. dull and easier:
40 ?. 55,a5Tc elevator; 5bla5Sc. nfoat.
xngraded mixed. 56!a5a,c; steamer mixed
u a5s!c; No 2. 4sAa49lc. Oats dali ana
Easy: No .. 3j,a}Aic No white. a1c
Snfed Western. 33a3.c; white do. Static.
Gut meats closed firm; picked bellies
ct asked shoulders sic: Hams 9,g!c.
niddles, nominal: short clear. $40. Lard
easy and quiet Western steam. a6 rs: steam,
SIS city. S6.2j Pork dull and steady. mess
el3 .'5al4 80. eAtia prime. nominal Coffee
40. dull and st aiy; No Z. Ice Sugar
Raw closed quiet and steady; fair refining.
z is Ice. Refined, C oscd STEADY: OH A
s:aiic; standard A, 7-l6ni.c: cut loaf
-l6a5!c crushed, 6 l-l6a5,c; granulated'
& 7-lGai.c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

|, Or RICIiMsND PETERSBURG, QLDTO Nj.
= CLAkEAONI. NEWPORT NEWS and Iamts
cation Ceinpanr' lie. ani Steamer rO, AfIJNl4~
leave. clyde Wharf, Norfolk, every TUESDAY
Thu RSpAi snd sAll EDAl at a. M touching
at Ports mouth. old Point. Newport News goins
aud returning, arriving at i:iehnond spout D.
m. connecting W tn oil evening trans Fare 10
Richmond SL5u fare TO Richmond and return
81. So iarc TO Richmond sccoud-clas. ST. Tickets
much cheaper thai by any other route to Rich
mond, Petersburg Waverly, HCksiord and stat els
on Atlantic aud Danvie railroad and all points
via Richmond. Tickeis Tor sale al ickrt agepcie.
of Wake a son, II Brandt aua on boz rd steamer
sS-Freight received daily, Sunday excepted, for
silabove named points.
JAMES w. M,CAERICK.
Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.R. Co.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER
LINE
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY S. 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK.
';45 a. III. daily, except Sunday-(portsmouth
High street, 7;So .. rnJ Arrive At Phiis
aeiphia $50 p m; New York at S:3s
LEAVE NORFOLK.
e;lo p. m. daily. lPortsmouth High street 6;i,l
arrive a. Philadelphia $40 a. 10. Ne =
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
800 2. m. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street 9l0)
leaving New York p. m. PHILADELPHIA,
Arrive vi AT NORFOLK.
s;oo p. m. daily, except sunday--( Portsmouth,
High street, Sl5 p my, leaving Now
York at a. n; Philadelphia TO- 10 a. M
lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars ON night trains between
Jersey City. Philadelphia AMI Cape Charles. Pull
Philadelphia and Cepo Charles.
:. @-Ihroush Tickets SOLD aud 6aggags checked
thesteaniers u. u, fnt".f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
Cotton Markets..

New ioEK.June ll.-Cotton futures close
lteady. Sales, III 100 bales Middlinc gull
: &c; miidling uplanJs. Lilo. June. I liza
10; July, lta1 II: August. : 2Oa7 n: sen.
scmber. z 23a7 "a; October T 27a7 IS; Noyeu.
Der.i 3Ua7 81; December. Star 35; January.
: ~ Al; February, i4a7 Is; March. Z 49s
The total not consolidated receipts OF cot
ton reported from all ports to-day were
e.Hi2 bales; export to Great Britain. -
taIos: to France, - bales: TO Continent.
1855 bales; stock. 4S0. 406 bales
LIvEEroot. Juno ll.-l2:SO p. INJECTION.
quiot and prices unchanged: american mia.
Glng. z9-32d. Sales. So bales: Amer.
gan, I'oo bales; speculation and export
e0n bales; receipts, iG,OOU bales; American.
10, 800 bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
t. OLDD0AIN|ON steamship
II FOR NEW YORK.

pASSENGE Err SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO sAIf.
from Norfolk ON MONDAY, TUESDAY, WED.
m. From New York on MONDAYS TuEsp eSS 3.
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS at p. M, sATuR.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including nioals and sIateroom berth. 500
Fare round trip, limited to thirty dsys.... IS 90
For tickets and reservation of stat, rooms apply
A. Conpan!e ofhee,T Main street, or ut general
0'I FOX KhHCahaMeND-ship leave Norfolk every
IHukSpAi =. N. and leave Newport News every
SUNDAY and TuEspAf evening. arriving rs
Richmond the next morning.
TAME sGHEHULE OF sTEAMERs
p$ ssS . sss T., Sunday ,,,s
an so5 D. M Bay lins %hart NorfeI a ss lo"s
AI Tois II snia:iIps@As ILLS q. M. apa SIS
p M: Bay Line, ii30a. IN. and p. M; Portsmouth
t"9t 7 S i: W. P o. F X JEWS AND SMITH
s 81 2s1 p. M; Portsmouth, 245 p. m;
II T6 I,as E Eaas'; k 4. IN wAnn xIvEns-s
Daily. except Sunday, leaving CompanY's wharf
at $50 E. m; PORTSMOUTH. 645 a. M; bay Line
.On nxGK AND POaUOsIs Hlv-
rhsr; Old POINT leaving eG%ganys
) a NJ. Bag Iins Wharf ! Norfolk. at sii a. "a.
'', 80. RIVE .-Tnsslay. Thurs.
dsy and saturday. from compIny's Waansr s:s =
rS 'SsS vs. s 81 SsHss AMI
SUFFOa.K-At3. >. d. Portsmouth. $40 p. M,
| Freight for Mathew. Back, Poquosp, Wars
| Severn and Nausemond -iyers must be prepsis
Ns,Issll CAROLYN. DRVIsss,N- -For-S
merly N ~ 4 ". d. L.-Steamer tonoho leav 81
Norfolk for Washington, n. c.. Mondays AZ !. m.s
Tau sdays at a. carr ing freight for Washing-
ton and points OH the Tar. Pun9o aud Painless.
rivers. - ~.
sp.iSht rseeiyed daily, except Sunday. until p {
m. NJ. b. CROWELL, sis:
Agent.
ID OANoKE, NORFOLK AND ~
! II BALTIMORE STEAsfBosT co
Commencing TUESDAY, June 18th, 1885, tbs
steamers OF this line will leave Ray Line vhssf
every Monday and thursday ut 8 q. u. for Bait
more and Leave Baltipexs Bier Nc e}s Ltghs utssS
Ftei2ht ric sirsd d,'lr 55s. s. "a y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
Among our Cotton ,I.u.

Favorable weather in the Cotton
Belt.
Future contracts in Liverpool closed
quiet-pnrtially- Gath decline.
New York future contract market
closed steady, l point decline. August,
30 to 7.2l; October, 1927 to 7.2S; jan
usry, 7.39 to $40
Silver in London, 30id. per ounce,
against esd. last year.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 2,S40 ,bales. against 3,577 bales
last year, and .. 755 bales III 1892.
Norfolk receipts yesterday we're 4OG
bales cotton, against SIS bales CORE.
spending day last year.
The Southern Cotton Markets were
destroyed yesterday.
Manchester market WAS quoted ateady,
though little dry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

oil points South ' '''''" 50 iof
~? los Daily except Sunday, makes close eon.
heH;on at Hobsood for Wa,hinstonN {. Kins-
nh, y. I. plymouth: N. C. and all Eastern caro-.
ma points; al, at Rocky Mount with A. C l.
IRAN 30 Tor all points South. - ~ h.
rams arrive at Norfolk sos p. IL. daily. Also
al us a. NJ daily, except Sunday.
and also Al office of Passenger and Ticket Agent
go Main street. beh''
For tickets to al points South, sleeping car
reservation and general iniorinStionn call ON a.
address j. 4. NEUGEBAUER
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
JAMES +. MAUPIN
General Forwarding Agent
T. NJ. EMERSON,
G. N. SERtEL., AssA''
General Manager, Norfolk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
TIravE,.Eus, GUIDE.

TUE NORFOLK, ALBESiARLE AND ATI1S
g, nc RAiLRoAU co.
W. W.. W. N svnI: Receiver
TIME TABLE No. LIN EFFEorsUNDAY
JUNE 9rii, 1895. AT o',LoUK A. NJ.
Lave NORFOLK.
''V' H. uly syItePa , sqpndaE through express;
Hoo q III, daily except SUNDAY. mixed; arrive yir-
sac e, ,, x q, Peach ,l,. eI Ban,
,o ginia Lcach y;l5 I'M.
'oVo u H. daily ,hre .sh cIp,es,; arrive Virginia
liO5 m, sunday only, through e1pren. a,r,v.
~ virginia Beach ll:I0 m.
'2;2" M daily, local express, arrive virginia
$3.50 M, daily, through express; arrive yi,oip,,
Beach I:hj u M s'A
go p a. daily stops only a. Eemrsvlllc, Lynn
haven and Oceana); arrive Virginia
G2V IN, daily local express; arrive Virginia
Beach 500 H.
10 80 III, Gailv except sunday thr .uph e,nr.ss.
arrive Virginia Peach 1i:JG p M.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
500 an, Monday only tstops only at ucoapa
l'ynnha'en and ktmps, file; arrive Nor-
Ci5am, daily except Monday stop, only nj,
cana. lynnhaven and Kemp svi lie; ar
$40 III, daily orcept SUNDAY local c1prcss mr.
rive Norio sou II ~,
s'' H. SUNDAY on J. loaII express; arrive Nor
ok 10 " II NJ
lie IN. Gail. excrp, sunday, mixed; arrive No.
iolk 22d IN
2lh pm, daii'. iLiclrh crp:ess; arrive Norfolk
am III
40 p IN. daily local express; arrive Norfolk 4:5j
|, IA.
@lo = NJ daily, through express; arrive Norfolk
u:+5pm.
$50 IN, daily except SUNDAY thr,uyh e1nrexs
arrive Norfolk Y0j %
20" P"' Sunt ny ohir, through expIoss; arrive
Noffolk lhr5 NJ
1880 p m. ,a.ly ,Sc,w, surday, through express
arrive Norfolk il;oj pm.
rams stop Only on signal nj intermediate
sta Ions 10 MT of or tax" ON ppSscnvrr,
through Express Trains mako the trip la
,,nltychve minutes; Local Expires, Trains
ioity-Gvc minutes
a Chair Car IS attached to all Passenger trains
scRti - cents each.
Is. 7. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
baltimore Markets..

BALTIMORE. June ll.-Fl6ur closed onio.
Western superiine, 81 s5a3 90: w.
e1 ra. S3.25n37j do Family 81 s5a4.25: win.
ser wheat patents, ti25a !. 50; spring do a. a
ahGU: 10 straight. ; A. l5.4 25 Wheat ms tivo
. ri higher; No rcd. Slaslic; Steamer No
red. 5,u5Sic. Southern wheat by samnIo
4 aS2c; do on grade, 7Sas2c. Corn. e,sr,
No. miAed,6disj-:c; steamer mi1ed,5sc. bid
Southern white corn. 5ja56.c; DO yellow
tG!"51c Oats closed firm; NJ 2 Whit
Western 3I.n3sc; No mixed estern. 3ia34 jc.
provisions closed steady: mess pork. SlI 40.
bulk shoulders, &c; short rib sides. Tic: clear
aides, Ilc; sugar cured shoulders. nc; hams
t,rgo ll!c. ANAL lie; Lard. refined. g.
sohce. dull: No 7. l6al6!c. Sugar, ouiet.
GRADUATED, $40. y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

DAILY B-Breakfast D-binuer s-S,nn.r
40. ~ connect at Weldon with A c. Line Full
man Se"lerN Portsmouth TO TO Atlanta. Ga
nh MonnayS Wednesdays aud Fridays con-
.eve ~ riankhn with steaneTs Olive for Eden
ION n shh land nG on the river. Connects at
Il. r.. 'i'' "" wv w :" -
No 1913 and Al. Nestibule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon 10 Atlanta Pullman STEINER
Portsmouth to ulgnta, ia. ,onncts directly at
Atlanta, with w and A r. r for Chattannooga
Nashville, and AL points West Connects With 4.
and W. +. Il. Il. fer Mahie Montgomery. New
Orleans aud all points Southwest
ARRIVE.
mo. 40. Atiauia sprcial 7X0a m
mo. IS. Mail and Express $50 D III.
=. FOR tlekeS anu baggage checked 20 all points
South and southwest, sleeping car reservation and
3 neral inioTmst'on. call on or address W. " II,
Williams: 81. High sttc I. Portsmouth. a.
7. J. ANDERSON T. J. w BROWN Jr
Gen, Pass. Agent Pass. and Ticket AT
Z. 81, JOHN. Join. Il TiNDER'
Sfce-Presidehh -SsSe.5I Sr5G5~--
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

"Many of the citizens of Rainsville,
Indiana are never without bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house" says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place. This Rom edy
has proven of so much value for colds
Group and whooping cough in children
that few mothers who know its worth
are willing to be without it. For sale
by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

leave shippers' compress wharf, Norfolk, daily,
go Il. '''
Leave West Norfolk. daily g.i5 a. M
For panvllle and All iutctmeJIaie stniIons mr..
nyinS nj Danvillc al - D. III
Leave Norfolk. $40 r. N
Leave West Norfolk as r. M
Tor l.awrencevi!le and Intermediates nofn+, A.
irving l.awrtntryillc al 2 u. w.
Leave l.awIcuceville daily except sunday at q
4 N, arriving At 1anvillc at 10 a. IN.
Come elton made at iianville and .Ief'ress June
lion Tor all points In the Southern Railway system.
" W Il. Il.
Pullman Sleepers between Danville AshcvilI,
Atlanta. Augusta. Memphi. aud New Orleans
Tickets on sale and baggage checked AT Wakes
Agency, =, company Agency nj wharf. Norfolk,
W. V. II. williams Asency, Portsmouth,:
w H. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent
CHAS. o. HAINES. Superintendent
HLIpES REGULAE LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
" PliiLApElPHlA-Unly direct ~U~.e-
line from Norfolk to lh lsdelpha. ,Ess:s33sLEzzy$
Until further orders, steamers are appofIlLd Ia
sail from Norfolk every Monday, "wednesday and
Saturday NJ p. M. and from Ph!ladrlphia every
Tuesday, Thursday ann sa'urday
Through bills OF llding to all points South aud
Southwest via s X, Atlantic Coast Line and
Virginia and Tennessee Air L!ue Railroad.
JAMES ". MCCAEEICK
General southern Agent, Norfolk. Va.
". T.. CLYDE Il CO.
Agents. Philadelphia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
THE srocK NARKET-cLosINo BIDS.

American Cotton Oil. 81: American Cot
toE Oil. pref, 73: American Sugar Rein
srics, llS;; American Sugar Eeiinsries. pref,
sUlE: American Tobacco. il5t: American To-
Gacco. pref l14l; Atchison, Topeka anil
Fanta Fe. l0t: Baltimore aud Ohio, G5: Gnu
sda Pacific. "a; Chesapeake and Ohio. 23i
chicago and Alton, l50 Chicago. Buring-
ron and Quincy sii; Chicago Gas Trust. az:
delaware ami Lackawhnna. 1870; Distil-
sers and Cattle Feeders. l9!; Erie. III: Erie.
5ref.. 20; General Electric 36l: Illinois Con-
Sral, 90; Lake Erie AMI Western, 24l Lake
AZ; Louisville and Nashville, 5Si: Louis
Sile New Albany aul Chicago. %: Man
s"t,on Consolidated, ll4i :Momlhis and Char
9eston. is asked; Michigan Central. l00: Mis-
gori Pacific. ~: Mobile and Ohio. 2Il:
5ashrille ana Chattanooga. G5: United
Etates CordaGe, Il; Uuted States Cordage,
pref. By! New Jersey Central 99,; New
@nd. Al; Norfolk and Western, pref. lil,
Northern Paclfic 81; Northern Pacific,
pref, 20; Northwestern, 49,; Northwestern:
lref l43i: tactic Mail. 30: heading, lG;;
Gock Island, 7ls: St.Paul,6 S.: st. Paul pref.
AL; Silver Certificates, CT: Tennessee Coal
Eni lron.33l; Tennessee Coal and Iron. pref. >,
SM Texas Pacific. 12S; Union Pacific.
Union. 49,; Wheeling aud Lake Erie. Ia
Wheeling aud Lake Erie pref. ~: Alabama
class y. l01; Alabama. class Is, los; hlaba-
ma class &, ~; Louisiana Is. leo: North
Carolina SO. lG3: North Carolina G's. 1914;
tennessee New Settlement 3s. 90: vIr-
GINA Gs, deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Re
eeipts,G c.: Virginia Funding Debt. Gl.; United
coupons. lib; United states rs. %: South
crn hallway SIS. 81: southern Railway
Common, l3s; Southern Hallway Common,
pref, 90; South Carolina lis. LOT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
NotroIH Cotton rrarHets,
OFFICE OF The YIRGINIAN,
NORFOLK, Va. Juuo II Iso5

SeabOard AIRLINE Railroad-For Norfolk
e3! bales.
Norfolk ana Western Railroad-For Nor
folk. iG bales.
Norfolk AMI Southern Railroad-For Nor
bales.
Norfolk and Carolina Kailroad-For Nor.
toik, bales: other point, 2 b, les; 10 al, IL
Eales.
Atlantic and Danvllle Railroad-For Nor.
folk, bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

tarRucK-lrish potstoes--Eating potatoes,
50 per sack: Haymaus. dull, Sl.0Oa
lbs: yellow. Sl.U0nl.25 Onions, S2,75 per
bag; bermuda onions, Sl.75 crate.
SournEHN FRurrs-l,ananas. S1.25 per
bunch: oranges, Sorrento, per box, IS. 90;
eoGoanuts. fi.00 per bag of 100; pineapples
7aSc: lemons, $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
Chicago lIurIscts.

CHICAGO, juno 1.-The leading futures
gagged as follows; Wheat closed b CHER,
Corn closed lower. Oats closed lower
York closed lower
wnEAr-Juue. 7S;a79i; july. 79;asO; Sop.
fe,nber. s0laso.: Closng-Juns. 79.; July
60 a,0!; September, so,ssl3.
CoRS--June, 5ls; July, 81: September. So
Closing-Junc. t0i: July. 5ls: eptember. 5ls
oAIs-June, SOt; July, a0,a3OI September
~ 3o!. ClosinC-June 3Oi; July. sol; Sep.
tember. 30,
ronK-July 1881: September, 70 sal. Clos.
'ng--july, l2.55; September II s2l.
LAnp--July, 6.G2!; September. $50. Clos.
tng-July, G.G2i: September. 6.S2i
RIBS July. 6,S2i; September. $50, Clos.
sAs-July, 1924; September, 1924.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
By Southern Associated Press.

new YonK. June ll.-Money on call easy
ct 1alI per cent, closing at II per cent.
eteling exchange is strong. with actual
business IN bankers bills ut 4SStn4S3l for
sixty days and 4s9aiS9i for demand Posted
Yates. 4S9a4!0. Commercial bills, SituiS1;
Government bonds firm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-12

EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
T.. III. uaily except sunday for Elizabeth civ.
iuch'on anu way-siatiuns. Connects at Elizabeth
'ity with the sicamc, Ncuse Tun.tiay, Thursday
ana saiurdoy for Ncwbcrn. Roanoke Inland an
M'tshcan nhy. kins'on and Go dsborro VIA a &
n G X. H.. ana Tor Jacksonville Wilmiuaton \
T.. aud all stations on tho W. y. a y. l.. 4:
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Peanut Market.
Market steady; Prime. &c; strictly primo,
lic; fancy, 2ic; common, !a2c; Spanish. $50.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NoRFoLK Va. June IL, l39
Prod

Produce.
5hickens. 15a39c.
EoGs-Wholesale. lie per doz.
bEFsriAx-26c per pound
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IlsAyELEIts, GUIDE.
A TLANTIc AND pAXyll.LE RAILWAY

sClIEpULEIN EFFECT JUNE Isr. 1898.
On " Il afiet June i.i or passenger ram,
fuhal' Lithia Srrin branch will be opera,,,
under the fo,iowin. :, be luie:
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GRAIN.

PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas, s2.5O
per bag; Black, slsi. 10 per bushel.
CoRS-Southern white. quiet ana wanted,
OATs-Steady; Mixed. 3sc.; white, 42c.
MILL FEED-Market steady; Bran. Sl8. 5Os
1900; shlpstuf. or mid,llings. s1s.O0al9. so;
meal, white bolted. per 90 lbs. 60c
Sl4O0.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM.
~ PANl
SCHEDULE EFFECT MAY 4. 1898.

MAIL AND ENrHESS LEAVES NORFOLK
oaiiy except sunday "i5 ~ IN. for Elizabeth
Bciha,rn, etc. Connects al Edspior with n II $
X Il. stcaiuer as follows Daily except SUNDAY
ior plymouth and Windsor. TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY aud SATURDAY for all landings on Chow,p
flNcr. on MONDAY and FRIDAY for S,uppcrnop,,
meets a, BE haven with steamer Vircini, Dare t"r
MnselervI!le. South Creek, Aurora WashIprton
anu intermediate landings Connects ~ tIi,p Int II
q ~ wi h IL amer Ncw,,, Monday W,drrsIay
rni FRIDAY FOR NcNh"irc, y. e.. direct.
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,o'ily, except Smndar. Other time Daily
40; 5-toI W. Clifton Forge. Daily, Ports
mon" w to lich ond. Except Sun lay liichmond
w W. iIlon Forge. Pullman lala, Car Old 70 Mt
- No. For Cincinnati Daily. Pullman Sleepers
i''hnond Cin'innati aud Go,ionsvile TO 81
donyillc ~ ~ No'
~ 3-for Give nna'i Daily Pullman S.eepers
va rolnt TO Hinton AMI Gordonsville 10 Ciucn-
natl and Louisville Meals served on Dininv Oar.
west OF Cor 'onsvil,c $50
steamer Louise arrives n, Norfolk daily 1870,
noon and 1:f5 y. III.
For further information Frply 10
X. J. BROOKE, Passenger Agent
[. U. Ticket ohite, CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN -. potts
Division Pa>.euyer Arent
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
SHIPPING NEWS,
Ports Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
June II, 1896.
ARRINiIS

Schr G Lyons Scars. Scotland, james
river, to finish loading for New York.
Schr Oakland, Thorington, Baltimore,
light.
scnr Belle of the Fay. with 4Oo9 blue
fish.
Sehr Marion Crime, with 32 o bluedsh.
Tug Triton. Cha G. New York, with baryes
Knickerbocker ana Washin gton, to VIM
Lamb d Co. ter coal.
Tug Bsttlcr. Beers. New Xorl. with barge
General Mcclellan, TO VIM Lamb Co, for
COAL
Barge Belle of Oregon.t to VIM Lamb &
Co, for coal.
MEMORANDUM.
CARE Henry. va, 1l.-l2 M.-Clear. North
cast wind; % mil 3. Heavy sea.
CLEARED.
British stmp Monkseator, Beasley. Liver.
pool. by the n 4 GO, with general
cargo.
schr 7 II White, Crowley. Now York,
with lumber.
s,hr Margaret B Roper, oranm err. rostou
with lumber.