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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-09
NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNoCK

NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ ROUTE.--On and after SUNDAY.
December 3Uth, the steamer Essex will
leave Bay Line wharf, Norfolk, e;crv
SUNDAY at a. M. for Iappahonnock
and intermediate landings. Freight for
these points received SATURDAYS. For
landings beyond Tappahannock freight
received as usual.
de233m VIM. RANDALL, Agent, Norfolk.
EoE pETERsBUBG, NEWPORT NEWS
] ClARiMONT. SCOTIA AND JAMES
RIVER LANDlNGS.-Steauer y A. MCCALL
leaves ~ ~ & \. X: II. dock at { a. IN. every
NUM- WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY for
above points, reaching Petersburg abou, n. m,
Connects with A. II L. Il. X. at scotland with
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and s1.2j; round
trip, az.
Meals served on steamer for SOC,
Tickets sold on steamer.
Freight received daily for above points.
The Mccall can he chartered for excursion
purposes any tuesday or Thursday night at
very low raIcSs T. X COOKE,
General Agent
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CLYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS
~ FOR PHILADELPHIA af@N
Only direct LIND from Norfolk to Es5sgzfS
Until further orders. steamers are appointed
10 sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
Gay and Saturday att p. M, and from Phia-
aeiphia every Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
1hrough bills of lading 70 all points South
Line and Virginia and Tennessee Air Linz
Railroads. JAMES w. McCARRICR.
General Southern Agent, NorfeIk, va.
WM. v. CLYDE CO., Agents PhIlaaeslAa
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Norfolk Cotton unrtset.
OFFICE OF rHE VIRd.SIAy.
hnIh

NORFOLK. Va, February s. 1895.
=. norfolk and Carolina Railroad For
Norioik, l3i bales; other points, - bales.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
SorIoik. ~ bsleS; other points. -
=, Norfolk and Western Railroad-.For
Eorioik' IS7 bales: other points -
StaDoard AIRLINE Railroad-For Nor.
Iok, Go4 bales; other points, Alb bales.
4, Atlantic and Danvile Railroad-For
SSoLioik, bales; other points. :
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HOE RICHMOND, pETERsRuRa.

EOR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
y OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEW.
PORT NEWS and James river landings
dlrect by dayi8ht-VirSinia Navigation
A.. leaves Clyde sswharf. N orfolk every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at q. M. touching at Portsmouth, q d
Point Newport News going and return-
ing, arriving at Richmond about 8 o. M,
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
to Richmond, $3.50; fare to Richmond
ami return $3.50 fare to Richmond
second-class, 81, Tickets mucn cheap
er than by anv other route to
Hichmond; Peter. burg, Waverly, Hicks
Danville railroad and all points via Rich
mond; Tickets for ,ale at ticket agencies
OF Wake d Son. II. Brandt and on board
ess-Freight received daily, sunday ex.
cepted, for all above named points.
JAMES W. AloCARRIOK,
Agent.
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YOurHealth

should always be
your first consideration. If
you feel dull, depressed and
lacking in energy some
thing is wrong; they are the
premonitory symptoms of
disease, and are generally
due to an impure state of
the blood, which must be
corrected promptly or serl-
Gus consequences will fol-
low. To cleanse the sys-
tenn thoroughly and enrich
the blood, revive the spirits
and infuse new life into
your being use
FOSTERS GERMAN
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RADp0An
ttSS,rnrrr ~ COMPANY.
,,. Mall AND EXPRESS LEAVES NQRi'OI K
City, Edenton, Maokey's Ferry. ROPER pan
lego: Belhayen. etc. Connects nj Edvntnn will
ts,c a. D. y, Il. steamer as follows Daily
' WiDdsor sun1d rNn y for >, plymouth and
SATURDAY. for all iandinss on Chom nsa
river. on MONDAY and FKIpAY t nn
ScuLpernorE river, anu WEDNESpAYS
LOT oainieh IrerE. Conn.c at KciIha,en viii,
sttuhei raven Belle for Makeleyvlle. South
laHdiuFl. '"'c'i"eaiate
EVENING EXPRESS LEAVES NoRro1K
10 IN daily Except sunday for Eiilaba,n
lily ~ teeht0n ana way-statiOns. Connects at
Elizabeth City with the steamer, Seuse
ami Newtern Mongay Tues iay. thur di,a''J
SATURDAY for Newhern. Roanoke Island and
NoIehesu city, inston ana Goldsboro win A
Il \. e. X. X, and Tor JactsonvilIe Wiluing.
ton y. G.. and all stations on the W. MN
r; t., aud ut Edenton daily with steamer to,
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL ANb EMPRESS daily (eIcept Sun
gay at AS p M, and Express daily (oxcept
steam lnes at Norfolk for the North. East and
VEST Passenger and freight stations foot of
East Main street, Norfolk and Western depot.
EAsTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH East
- REICH LINE AND Old rOWIoION
: between all points North and Fast vim
NorfolE and NorfoIK and southern Railroad to
Essern North Carolina. ~
fteieht received daily and forwarded prompt.
For further information spply to the General
ohce OF the n. N ;. Il: Il. Co, Norfolk, Va.
II. {. HUDGlNS,
:, General Freight and Passenger Agent
General Mana,
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)ASoENUER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
DAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY md SAT-
PAYS rTEsbAYs ~ GsI Nfx 5a5t on M HRs
Passenger accom- IN odations unsurpassed
Fare. including meals and stateroom
Fare, round trip. limited to thirty o.
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 13 90
For tickets and reservation OF staterooms APP
ply At ComDanvis office II Main etraat NJ or
general Office at wharf
>. Fur RICHMOND ships leave Norfolk every
IhOEHnAf. o III. and leave Newport News
every SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening. ar
irving at Richmond the next morning
TUNE SEIZED LIZ OF STEAMERS NORTH
1 ainpton inray. Accomack. Virginia Daro
emo Isle OF Wight. sailing daily. except Sum
FOR OLD POINT At 6. 6:so and lilo In
ma $40 m; Portsmouth. Gas and 1890 and
3 3,,.d u M; bay Line Wharf, Norfolk Mt and
FOR HAMPTON-At lI:I5 a NJ and s:45 n IN:
hay ll;O M and p IN; Portsmouth at 1906
FOR NEwf0RT NEWS AND sSfITHFIELD
AT 2So p m: Portsmouth 2:I5 y N; Bay Line
wharf . j. IN.
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERs-Dally. er.
cept sunday leaving Companv's wharf at 500
NJ: Portsmouth, 6:45 a III; Bay Line Wharf.
Norfolk am
t0H hAck, PooUosIN AND SEVERN
Companys wharf MONDAYS, wEDNEsDAYS
aud iRlDAfS ut $40 III; Portsmouth, s:45 a
III: Bay Line wharf. Norfolk, at 9 q nj, return-
FOR NANsEMoND RIVER AND suF.
FOLK AT y m; Portsmouth, 3:iO D M. con-
meeting at Suffolk with W. L. Co.. r. r. and S.
Freight for Matthews. Back. Poquo.in, Ware
Severn and Nansemond rivers must be pre-.
NORTH CAROLINA DIvIsIoN-fFo,,u,,,v
n. y. W. .: L4)-Steamer Albpmarle Leaves
Norfolk for Washington. N. c., Mopdays a, =
p IN; frida's 4 IN. carrying freight and
passengers for wash nston and points on tho
Tar, Pungo ana Pamlico Rivers '
:, Freight for NEWBkRNE, N. c., received at
n. and : K. Il. depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday, until
6pm. NJ. b. CROWELf. Agent
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~RhvwLNRT gUrDw:
lNHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
IL ATLANTIC RAILROAD 90.

NHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD co..
Was W VAN AZ; f snFs; Receivers.
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE, IN
EFFECT FRIDAY. FEB. /, 1895.
LEAVE NonToLk.
':lO M, Dat. Z cept Sunday. Mixed.
s:'5 IN. Da iy. rhroug cvDress
iE'Hp III. Daily. Local Express
=; U - III. Daily. Io'd + press
''oop III, Dai'y except Sunday. Local Ex-
press.
e'0oP NJ Sunday only. Through Ell
st5 M. hai except Sunday. Through
TX
LEAVE Virginia BEACH.
YOU a IN, u " eS opt SUNDAY. Through
Express.
';l6 IN. Daily except Sunday. Local Ex-
plcss.
lo;oS III. Sundar only. Local Express
no pm. DAILY except SUNDAY. Mixed.
50 m. Daily. THROUGH Express.
40 III. Daily. Local ESl rsss
':Oo y m Daily. Local i1pr,ss
Through EIprss' Traius make The trip in
thirty-hre minutes; Local Express IRA ms
foFty-Gre minutes
Cnair Car attached 10 ali Passenger trains
Soats % ceuts each.
B.P. HOLLAND,
fenerui superintendent.
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wsa".G>At. Eu ."r% ..s"s~
NORFOLK. Va. February 8. 1879

NoRFoLK. Va. February 8. 1895.
esrAiu.
Peds--Dull: black eye pcas, STEADY.
S2.25a2.40 per bag.
Corn Market. steady; Southern white,
45ai6c.
O1ts--Firm; MiXet. 3Ia40e.
AiHfeed-Market stoA1y; Bran Sl7.00alS;
Snipstuh, or Miiilings. Sl5.00a13.00:
Meal. white bolsed. per so lbs, $50;
Hominy. Glc.
Hay-No. Timothy. slS.5oaI4.O0; No.
9, l2.60al3.00.
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No % Daily. connects with -
for all points South win a. {. l. train -
no, ~" Daily, except SUNDAY. mako, o,o.o
K;m.,o az liobgo'd for Washington \ -.
ern carai in no, p,ymGuth, n G. aud ali East
\; ~ l., train 80 for all pont, South 1'u'' WIN
Also Al IoSi ~ Norfolk cop. IN Daily
ia Ber y. ty a. w. Daily, except sunday.
nnd also AT Office of paSsr1eo.,> or.n,h .w wharl
Agent, &c Main street 'e"ser an" Ticket
l", tickets TO all points South, sleeping car
oil address j. 4. NEuGEBAI ER. vi
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JAMES L. MAUPIK,
General Forwarding Agent
c, T. NJ. EMERSON.
&. NJ. SkRPELL. Aseh"
General Manager Nnrf,lt
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS CO.
DIRECT ROUTE

FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND SA-
VANNAH
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY at GOOD. III. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
500 pm.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE;
First class. including meals aud
saloon asateroom berth .S 9 90
second olaas, including meals ana
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at = a. M.
Fare -First- Gloss, including meals
Fare -Second-class. including
meals and bunk on
Perishable freight sent via Providence,
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
at the Same rate as by direct steamers to
Boston
ferlshsble freights not received Iatsc
tnsn 6;3O p, m. on sailing DAYS OF Boston
fhlps 30 uailing days Of Providence
ships.
LOT further information npplyt t,
II. Ii. Wight Agent. Norfolk Va
TT, a; ID. SIEBBINS. Ass't Tariff Mo-
W. r. TURNER, General Pass. AGENT
D.. y. WHITNEY. Traff. Manager
oeheral Offices. baltimore. Md.
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SHIPPING NEWS,

February 8. 1895.
ARRIVALS.
German steamship Stella, Schmid
from New Orleans 10 Hamburg. to Vim
Lamb Il Co, for Goa.
~ Schooner Henry Havens, Walton,
New York with guano.
lug Underwater, Wiley, New York,
with barge Belle of Oregon in tow,
MEMORANDA
CAFE Henry. Va. February 8. IL M
Clear. Northwest wind; 80 miles. Moder-
ate sea.
CLEARED.
Barge Ncreus, Providence, with coal.
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DOANoKE. NORFOLK AND
HI BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing TUESDAY. June 25tb.
1884,, the steamers Of this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day Mt = a M for baltimore. and leave
baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf.
every tuesday and Saturday at S M.
Freight received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
telephone D. Agent
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wESTW ARD.

Daily except sunday.
80. Cincinnati and St louis Limited
uai'!, with Parlor Car, Old Point to Goraors-
willie and Pullman SleepeIs cordonsville TO Gin
clhha'i aud 81 Louis. Meals served on dising
car west OF GUrdons lille
Pc nj 10 Hinton .n Sa' H,,, Win tnnman old
,,oidonsvilie 10 Cincinnati and Louisville
Meals served on Dining Cars, Connects a,
oorihgt"n; Va, only ON Mondays Wednesdays
snI Saturdays for Virginia Hot Springs No 8
ihases local stors east OF Cord ne'i'le
noon and $50 D. IN.
For further Information apply to
K. T. BROOKE. Passenger Agent
[. Il o. Ticket Once, CRANKY street,
urder Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent.
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n.r Da'iy. B-Breakfast. D-Dinner. Sup
,,,W ,o. 81 connects at Weldon with A. c. Limo.
o. NJ NieeperS Por smouth TO Atlanta Ga
rec,s .,onaays; Wednesdays and FRIDAYS con-
ton ma TIN TIE Kiln with steamer Olive for Eden
Raieiah iandinEs on tho river. Connects at
any WITH Southern Raj way for AshevlIle. n.
R1K Nil Intermediate points on The w. n G.
No .4OS and Al. vestibule Limited Train. No
extra iRre Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper
PORTSMOUTH to Monroe N C. Connects di
I Ty at Atlanta with w and A. L. Il. for
CHATTANOOGA Nashville and all points West.
Spnnects with A. and w. I. RI r. for Mobile
west. F'N"' '''H
No Z. il, ing Scotchmau makes all stops
between Portsmouth and Boykins and Lewis
ton. connecting at Pendleton for Murfreesboro.
NC.
ARRIVE.
sNo 400. Atlanta special, $50 Il. III
sNo. ~. Mail ana Expire s. $40 d. n
sNo. 81. Flying Scotchm2n, 10 a. IN. SIS D M
For tickets and bagge checks to all points
South and Soutu west. sleeping car reservation
and general in formation call ou or address w.
V. IL Williams, 2l7 High street, Portsmouth.
Va.
T. ]. ANDERSON. ~. w. BROWN Jr
ten. Pass Agent. lass. and Ticket ACT
l.. ST. JOHN, JOHN II. WINDER
Niee-Presiden' General Manager
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NORFOLK s. WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

II, me new and powerful iron palace steamers
aud NORFOLK will Leave
daily As follows:
NORTH BOUND.
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The SnOW-Church Company,
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Branch offices in all the principal
cities OF the United States and counec-
ons with all parts of the world. All
business transacted directly with our at.
torhsys. Address for PARTICULARS
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New YORK 'Iaritrrv,

NEW YONG. February S-Flour closed
Gull and steady; winter wheat. low
grades, 81 .9Oa2.3O; fair TO fancy. S2.35a
&.75, 90 patents. s2.G0a3.ui; Min
nesota clear, 32.aJa2G0; patents, S3.95a
s.uU; low extras, Sl.95a2 30. southern
Hour closed dulI and stoady; common to
tair extra. el.9Oa2.75: good to choico.
do, e2.eua3.25 Wheat closed dull nj
steady NO. red. store aud elevator.
oate; ahoat, 5slc. Corn closed duh
end hrm; No 2. ISlc, elevator: Igic
aroat: Oats closed dull ana hrn: No 2.
15 assoc; Mo- white. 36Ac; mixei Western,
Sia35:c; white do. 36la4Uc cut meats
closed hrmer; picked bellies, C:
shoulders, &c; hams 7!asc; middlos
noninal' Lard closed quiet aud
easy: Western steam. go. city
&C. Pork closed duh ana steady; mess,
sll.'5al2 20; extra prime. nominal Cot
iee-Nio, s5eai!; No Z, I6:c. Sugar
naw, dull and steady; fair REIN
ahg. PC, centrlfugals, 9j test. Bic;
refined, dull of A. 3la3;c: mould A.
l.i6c; standard a, ls-lGal: cut LOAF
!-i6a4:ci crushed. 7-l6a4 %: powdered
i-i6a4tc; grsnulaled, l5-l6a4.c: cubes
q l-l6a4tc.
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M nIfiInO NIarkcI.

BhLTInonr. February s.--Tlour close d
cnl: western ruparnne. Sl.S0A2. 30:
Western extra, tI2jn2.5J: do. fam
tiy. ,S2.0Oa2ib; winter wheat, patents,
e. Soh3. l6i spring do. $J.40a3.65; no.
straight. $3.l5a3. 80. Wheat closed tirmer az,
10 2, red. 81 ao7ic: steamer No y
ved, 64!a5ilc; Southern wheat by
enmple, 5da sc: do. on grade, 5l,a57:c.
Corn closed hrmer; mixed, 47.c: steamer
NO :. 434ai6!c. Southern whit corn.
t9h3oc; do yellow. 4ea5Uc. Oats closed
frmer; Mo- white Western, 3Ga37c: No .
mixed w cstern, 81 ai5c. Provisions
closed iirm, mess pork. sll.OO: bnIl,
shoulders, &C; short rib sides. nc; clear
sldes, &c; sugar cured shoulders, lie;
tams. small. 10 a!u.c, large. lOic.
ard .Retned.Sc Gone-. quiet; No Z,
SU:al6!c. Sugar, dull grsnulated. 4,O5.
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THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT ExppEss
EACH WAY

W
sedEDULE IN EFFECT JAN. cO,iss
LEAVE NORFOLK.
f:%o s'm. daily, except sunuRy-(Port,mouth
high street. 7:8o a. MI Arrive At
FhlhuelPhia 5:j2 p. m; New York At
LEAVE NORFOLK.
6:aop. N. daily, portsmouth, High street 6 o.
arrive at Philadsnhfs $40 a. M.
New York 74S r. H. "' III
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
e0ca' IN. ally tPortsmouth. High street, s:io)
leaving New York 8p. M; Philadel.
ARRivRpAT NORFOLK.
s65p. m. daily, except Sunday : (Portsmouth,
High street, BIS p. M, leaving New
ork at a. m: Philadelphia. 1920 a.
Close correction made with all ,s; and
SOUND lin ., TO and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains oe-
tHesn Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape
Charieh. Pullman Buffet and Psrlor Cars on
Day trains between Philadelphia and Cape
aS-Through tickets sold and baggage oheok-
ed at Wakes Agency, under Atlsntlo Hotel,
and on the steamers.
RIB. COOKE. GENT Agent
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The trip 10y ihesesteaIners affords most an
ioyaDle sail on the Chesapeake Ray. pas.in,
through Hampton Roads and harbor OF Nor
folk, with view Of all objects of interest Incl i.
dent to these rhetorical localities. Offering un.
and iuxuriantly furnished saloons and state.
tricity. - e''o
Tickets sold TO all points North, East and
West and baggage checked to destination
staterooms reserved upon application in norSon
or on board steamer 0'''
Freight will mot be received after 400 D, 10,
to 90 forward that day.
For further in formation applyto.
W. RANDALL, Agent
tDaily except sunday. sDaily.
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Chicarn IIarl1nfs.

DHIoiao. February S.-The leading
futures ranged as follows: Whoay closed
toHer' Corn closed lower. Oats closed
sower Pork closed lower
WuEAT-February. 500, May, 81: July.
t.. Ciosing-February, 5O!; May, s. "a
b3l; July. 5ii.
ConN-F. bluary, 42!; May, 45lai5s;
enly. i5t.. Cioslng-february; 42s; May,
oATs-Fcbruary. III: May, 29!; July,
ss9i. Oiosing-fe6ruary. ~; May, 29,a
PoRK-May. 1915. Closing-Mny. lO.17l.
I.AhD-May, 6.s0. Closing May. 6. 10.
sIEs--Mny, 6.42!. Closin May, $50.
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Geo. W.Duval g. Co
Norfolk Iron Works.
No, Is Water Street., ir;o
Engines, boners. SawmIll,

and ail kinds OF machinery of the mas,
improved patterns. Also repairing a,
tho shortest notice. Particular Attention
to sreamboat worK. DUyAL'S PATENT
BOILER TUBES FERRULES are the onlv
perfect remedy for leaky boiler eubos.
They can be inserted in few minutes by
ny engineer. AMI are warranted to stop
aak8.
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Sugnr Market.
PcRnlII marlrnI.
Among our Gotten Men.

Market. quiet; Prime, lie; strictly
prime, &c; fancy, 2tc; common. Ialk.
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New Work TRUCK Market.
NEW York, February 7.-Kale,
Norfolk, Sl.5O; Spinach, Norfolk,
S5aG.
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SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTTER
Line
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OLD DOMINION S7EAs-
SHIP COMPANY,
FOR NEW YORK,

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
Il san iron, Norfolk on MONDAY. TUES
Pa WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
! RDAf at p IN. From New York ON MON
~ - TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURS
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COMMERCIAL REPORT
Money Market.
By Southern Associaed Press.

NEW YORK. February s,-Money on cali
Aas been active, at / lash per cent; last
Roam 1t "A per cent. and closing offered at
a per cent. Sterling exchange is steady,
with actual business in bankers bills at
sS6Sa487 for sixty days and 4SSntSSi for
cial bills. 4sois4S6!. Government bonds
closed active.
TuE STOCK MARKEr-oLoSISa BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 1917; American
CottonOil. preferred. G34a65s: American
sugar sugar poe Rotneries. ls: American
soan Tobacco, $50; American To-
bacco preferred. l04: Atohison. Tope-
la and Santa Fe, a: Baltimore aud
Ohio. G2: Canada Pacific. 52l; Chesa-
Peske and Ohio. l6s; Chicago and Alton,
S45i Chicago, burlington aud Quincy,
VIZ; Chicago Gas Trust. TAI Delaware,
and Lsokawsnnn, 1885,; Distillers and Cat.
tle Feeders. %; Erie l0i: Erie, pref. II;
aeneral Electric, 2St Illinois Central,
s5i; Lake Erie and Western. 15,; Lake
sr!s and Western. pref. 70: Lake shore.
s514; Louisville and Nashville 52;; Louis
Manhattan Consolidated. 1919; Memphis
and Oharlostou. 10: Michigan Central,
Is: Missouri Pacinc. 2li: Mlubilo and
Shio; IL; Nashville. Ohattanooga.
Si: United States Cor lage. Il; United
states C0rdaRe, preferred. II: New Jsr-
10Y OohtEbi. o., new lOTh O6ubral. Sj3:
New York ami New Englaud, 2!ii; Norfolk
and Western. preferred. l3k: Northern
Saciho. 2i:s Nor thorn PRoicc, preferred,
I5l; North western. 95i: Northwestern.
preferred. l4ls: Paoiic Mail. AZ; nead-
aug, 81. Rock Islaul, 62t ~. Paul. 5j.;
81 RAUL preterreL.ll7t: Silver Certificates.
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ture OF from a degrees az II degrees r.
for any considerable time. accompanied
by moist weather, furnishes the best
conditions for tho spread Of the disease.
Tho potato blight fungus seldom occurs
~ any serious extent IN sections whoro
the mean or normal daily temperature
exceeds for any lpugth 81 time 81 do.
Rrcra The tubsgs affected with the
disease IN question show depressed,
dark coloycd spots On the surface, while
within are seen blotchcs and stroaks of
n bruwnish or blacksh color
The mncrospurium disease attacks the
leaves and sometimes tho stems, but
never the tuhcrs Itappears at nuy time
after the plants are nom four TO six
inches high At first the older leaves
show gray spots, the affected parts be-.
coming hard and brittle. At the end of
two weeks half the leaf mey 9eJ1roNti
aud withercd, while. The rest Ia Of a pale
yellow color, Finally all tho leaves sue.
eumb' ard the tubcrs stop growth and
are practically worthless.
Potato scab Is too familiar 10 rcauire
description here
For blight and the macrosporium dis.
ease nothing so effective "a the bordeaux
mixture has been found. For tho treat.
ment Of potato scah solution OF zorro.
siyc sublimate has given best results, and
Tor tho mactospurium disease upply the
bordeaux mixture, beginning when tho
plants are about six inches high, and
continuing at intervals of l2or II DAYS.
until five or ak applications in all have
been made, II the season Is rainy, make
the treatments every ten days, the object
being 10 keep the plants at all times
covered with tho funycidc. by adding
four ounces II paris grUon to each barrel
OF the bordeaux mixture the treatment
Will not only l4cvrUt the disease under
consideration, bnt keep m check tuo
Colorado potato beetle aud other insects
ms well Before adding ,GC paris yrcon
10 the bordeaux m'LuFc tho fuluor
should be made mo u ..in Na,te by mix.
ing with a small Quantity of water.
Thn ncc, Of this work dcpcnds In
large measure upon the thmoughuess
with which the iangicides pro applied.
To reach all parts Of tho plants above