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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-24
DENVER & RIO
GRAEDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
Tbs only llHs running Two
Through Fast Trains tllll
LEADvILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. %, iSlI

~ ihNiiin hVt Az loh
Train No. = leaves Ogden 100 IN
Salt Lake Sos ATM. arrive NJ Pa,bs
on5 am, Colorado Springs 7.u an
Denver 1890 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6.t; On.
Salt Lake $50 pm, arrive at Pueblo
S77 pm, Colorado Springs t:S pa,
Denver o;75 pm.
connections made Al Pueblo, -. 20,
Springs aud Denver with all lines 40
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aud Pol
man sleep.fA on all trains. Take NJ
u. q Il. q. aud have comfofiabls TIP
and sDJoy tue hnesi scenery gu 1hs CO..
iiuont
A. \. HUGHBs, 5. X. HOOPER
1rsitic Manager, q. 7. drA
Denver, Colo. Dsavnr, CeA
u. v. NEVINS.
General Agent
DAlt Lake Gig, N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

One of the most delicate functions
exercised by st ta executive is -
pardoning power. Particularly must
it be distressing to an off 'ial clothed
with that awful responsibility t. be
compelled to listen to the p'eadingS of
fearful wife for the life of her doomed
husband, or Of IA mother for that of her
son. Such "a scene was described In the
telegraphic dispatches, relating to Tie
execution of DR.. Buchanan. No doubt
Governor Morton suffered almost as
keenly as the sorrow-stIicken widow,
and it required all his firmness to TT sist
such an appeal, bnt the law was wisely
permitted to take its course, aud the
convicted wife-poisoner was electro
cut.d.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

The P0pulist celebration at Turner
was not such wild.e eyed socialistic
gathering as some of the local poiti-
clans feared il would be. Most of the
speeches were of conservative char
acter and devoid Of partisan reference.
All were patriotic and suited to tue
occasion. The president of the day,
Mr. /. M. Wagner, president OF the
Sunnyside Populist club, was perhaps
the most aggressive and radical in his
remarks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
aJSlsslyoy Coyoyi2aL "a

About hily nHfs H0lih "a
Ni hllasia, isepiy miles i'pie
ille laiiloinla a Oregon " a.,
sisaia, sulphul sad bgt nud
bsil,s, Cue igf dleulaaiism,
nkiu dlanaass and siqnAsb and
all sl0maeh bpublas FisnlHR,
AuRilng, rllmaie aii9 beeneiy
unsugl,asssd. lfise stone hS,
tel, DsliEbiiyl laass ~ sI@aa
ths sunlmoE fDI l,silleDlsIs
Addless EI)sllh DlpJe,,
iiss slek, Cal Figl.s'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08


nfIIf IH#
li
III lIif IN l.I
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N es tl4
l lS.si;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

The Republican paper, but it Independently
advocates the interests of the people all times 1t places
the public welfare above party interests and believes thereby
it serves its party and the people best
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

The New York Reform Cub has q
llst of 800 factories whose employees
wages have been raised by the Wilson
bin. Most Of them have been raised
from nothing,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
A LEADER IN THE FIGHT.

For two years The JOURNAL has led in the fight for
deal The JOURNAL has been leader in the fight against ring
politics and the corrupt methods of the old machine 1t is
recognized champion of the peoples interests the Pacific
northwest II fights ts battles consistently within practical
limits and rme space impractcabe theories
1t pessmsc but firmly believes in the capacity of the
people for efgovernment when acting nelgenty andfay
aroused TO the necessity of 30 doing
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

1t is easily discernable that the lead
ing Republicans avoided this conven
ton. Clarksont Depew, Reed and Al
lIson sent letters OF regret at not being
able to attend, but not one touching on
the silver question In their letters
Burns Times.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
An Associated Press Daily
Newspaper
BY NAIL FOR 25 CENTS A MONTH
Dedicated to the Masses of the
People.

J. An aggressive Republican policy
of Protection to American ind ustries
q Independent American Bimetal
lism vs.. English MOnometallism.
8. Rigid separation of corpora tlur
interference in our political effairs.
If you believe in a peoples govern
ment and Republican government fer
the people, read THE JOURNAL and
circulate il.
DAILY, So a year.
WEEKLY. 81 a year.
HoFER BROTHERS., Pubs,
Salem, Or,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

6ft hom HlffplrHfHfhf nfft pNFnrtf nfffl
i.ls pfnaifafIau lfIHiufHf $3.50 aiffinfrfi
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sl.Aaihru faH hd hfen aHd aiiDnF fe1
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08

fheinoreAse IN wages noted all over
the county Ia not an icrease on old
Republican wagss, bot M innereass on
Democratic wages or 40 wages ~ all
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
FASHION JOURNAL FREE.

For for the DAILY for two months (s) two
for the WEEKLY sD will send free The Queen
of Fashions the best New York ladies' fashion journal pub
lished, monthly l6-page, illustrated Sample copy free
Price per year, 90 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
FARM FOR SALE |!
W0LZ'S MARKET.
FOR SALE OR Trade.

NlEhiy fnu Rafss ln hltdENIlu pfreina,
iiilss s9uih afhl nf ifailaf. flilifa uaiu tli,
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lH auins sslsf Hi Ns4f ~ caifiu finlatfif
adAlfl4 IflHA $3.50
tllU ~ - lT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
A RICH GIFT BOOK,

For four subscribers 10 DAILY month ZACH four sub
cnbes WEKLY three months each free cory Of "Chds
ChristTales by Andrea Iioer Chicago beautiful classic
on plate paper with 10 illustrations from he masters Re-
nj
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
FOR NEW NAMES.

Fael sulaedbeT 90 DALY ~ WKEKr who renows and Te
ins not Loss than 900 additional wi ts of sub
sebor will Toeeys by mail bes bic choice ~ " forty
standaid works 0f Eng literature send ior catalogue
Eael worth 2be
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
A MALAYAN ROMANCE

For two subscribers ~ DALY, month each two ~
WEEKLr, mos each, free copy 0f Consul wldmsHs
o haaya, richly bound and illustrated. iemil Boo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
. .RuN.DOWN."

tired oui 4" woman
who complains of
bac kaehs, hfaaaehs,
lons ~ appriiif, fs
tfcms lasaiiude hnd
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isrling is petty sufs
~ ilf fuffrfli,E ngm
Fclnals Wsakness
sonlr ifegulsIiiy ~
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fpffial fugciiont "a
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-08
HOME AND EDUCATION

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ee b0) ~ tea ue WErHm ESQ " ~ stler wif
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Ids e0py fss Pfee 400.
Fof subaodbefs ~ DAflg, mqs, 90 WsKHLY mos, a
BOO sa lsi 40 wil sud tl0bssi Illustrated dsldfsWs
monthly magasns 10 ihe sodd "tbs Ohlid Jagdsn" ens
ysaI Gss, Fles 81,
Other premiums sil Ls ennousesd iom ties " tiss
lPuT ~ SOME STRAW
yageglausg sesspapef Hiai Il dsaety Az aisags sa
ils sids u ihs feDlla
Olael dTsei ~ ihlopeL g0aT POSTMASTER Tss Dtlu
JOpRFAl "A $500 ysaf, AZ efnn month ~ Tvs MfkNM
JOpsslL "a Hi 90 ynaT No papeFs hsnl heyona 1lms
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
1.-Two StocIs lIarHct.
Market-frm.


BurchER's CAruE-Extra fat steers, from
l000 TO l.2l0 lbs, at t, h.; fair to good
steers. from 800 TO 900 lbs, 3 @ h.; far
gooL steers. from 90 10 900 It's. 2a3.c ID
common rough steers, from $40 to 1000
Id, 2n2.c, lb., fat hcifers, from 900 10
100 lbs, SAB C, b.: common roug = heifers.
from 9uo TO 900 lbs. ,a3c. H.: comm 10
far cattle, a3c. ID: hoifcrs. 2!a3c, Id. pulls
2a!tc, H.; fat COWS. 3a3 Id. mich cows
Sljto 5ii..o per head; resh COWS 90 to
?3aNu: goo orIere I oxen. gic.
RULIs-Good extra, from l 900 to so lbs.
2a9 &c. 10: row ,>tras. Sc
Hoes, LIvE-Choico packing aud butch
ers'. $50 to 200 lbs. 5.aG 40-l0Uc. h.. small
size, 100 to l25 ihs.. &c. ID, good corn &c 1
hogs, 6absc; common to faIr hogs. Bate;
light pigs. &c.
SHEEP--Good prime. 3a3 c. ID; common
to fair butchers, 2a2 e. ID; rough ana seal
n"aSs, 2n2lc. ID; butchers sheep, 3ai C.
Id.
CALvEs-Good, 3!a5c. lb.; yearlingI, 2aSIc.
ID; common yearlings, 2a3c lOi calves.
2iaic. ID.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
New York Markets.

NEW YoRK. March Colour. quiet, gonor-
ally steady; winter wheat. low grades, 81. gOa
I,1u; fair to fancy S2.35a2.15: patents.
e. e0a3UO; Minnesota clear, $22ja2 60: do
patents, S3.25ai2j; low extras, 81. 9Oa4 30.
Southern flour. quiet and stcaiy; common to
fair extra. 81 .ea2.75; COOL 10 choice do.
e2.SOa52 20. Wheat. more active TOR export
and milling. prices ic lower. closing
steady No red, store AMI elevator, e0aGJ,c;
eHoat &c: ungraied rcd, 5SaG5c Com,
scarce. iirm aud dull: No 2, 52.c. e!eva-
tor; 3i;c, ahoat; ur6rsded mixed alia
t2c; steamer mixed 5l.a52;c: No .. 4,ia
s9.c., Oats, quiet and stronger: No :. 50 IA
Bic: NO white. SIC: mixed Western. 3ia35c
white do, 37n4lc. Cut meats. fairly active
and tirmer. picked bellies. SIC bIl; should
ers &c; hams. .a9c; miidles. firm and uuiet
snort clear. nominal. Lard quiet aud about
steady Western steam. d.9i: city. ~. Pork,
ouiinnd firm; mess, el3.00a 3 10; extra prime,
aominal. Coffee RIO. dull and steady: 30
J. l6jc. Sugar Raw. firm and quiet; fair
refining. ll-l6c: ccntriiugals, y6 test,
&c: refined. quiet and firm; on A. 3IaSlo;
mould a. 3-ldailc standard A, 3 l5-lGniEc;
cut loaf, 9-ldai c; crushed. 9-lGai,c pow.
dered, 4l-l6niici granua.o1. l5-l6aitc;
cubes, lsl6ai!c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EMPRESS daily except Sunday Mt
- D. M. pnI TX rcss daily tcrcept sunday nj If
a M connect with all rail and steam lines at Nor
fpik for the North, Eas, and West Passenger and
and Western depot.
HAST y CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
u FELIGHT LIN AND OLD DOiiiNiuN LINE
between il points North and Eas, via Norfolk aud
Noro!" nnd Southern Railroad TO Eastern North
Freight received daily and forwarded prom oily
at low rates.
For further information apply to the General
ONCE of the n. & 5. H. Il. Co, Norfolk, Va.
H.C. HUDGINS,
Ii. 4 KING,
General Managsn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21


M i'"l ~ o bmbrenkfast; D-piuner s-supper.
40 II connect at Weldon with A. &. Line Iuii-
'""n TW,S'iers Portsmouth ia TO Atlanta. Ga.
va 'uohniyS wednesday,. and Fridays con-
.eS's ~ iantlin with steamers Olive tor Eden
'"h IN l!nd ~ on the river. Con Get, II
"tn II win Southern Railway for Ashcyilc. y.
Il. Il. f VA ''e " ~ -
No i03 and Il. Nesibule Limited Train. No
extra iare Weldon TO Atlanta Pul!ma, c-per
Esm"uih 10 Monroe. y. c Comets directly AT
Hu.nta, with W and a Il. L tor Chattaun1o. a
Na,,Hviie, and = u lints West Conreets with i
anu /. u. L. tor Mobile Montgomery, New
oThahs and all points Southwest
!, No IRVING SO hman. mattS all stops between
I.i,sinoIih aud BY inS and Lewiston coanectlng
It lendlcton for Aurt g lOro " C.
NiHlN~
NO iO2, Atlanta pee al 72Ga IN
NO. 81. Mail an EXIre., b2pp III.
,NO.o2 Flying cJtchnan ..5j a. m.
ior ucAe's and taegarc checked TO NIL points
Soh'h ana southwest. sleeping ear rc.,rvati,u and
Z n%ih inioIm on. call on or address W. v H.
Williams =. Hirh stfc.t. Toii-moH'h a.
1. ). A"DLESON. J. w. BROWN .1r
,, zen. 49, Agent. lass. and Tie. ct AT
l. 81. ,iohN, JOHN H. WINDEE,
Nl.e-IIeldent' General Manager
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk and Portsmouth,
March 90, 1895.
ANIMALS


Br stmp Louise II, Ramsay, New Orleans
to Copenhagen. to W III Lamb & Co. Coaled
and sailed.
Hr stmp Viola. Murray. New York, to tho
North American Transport Company, to
load for Rotterdam
Schr VIM Smith Donovan, New York, to
Win Lamb Il CO. for oal.
Sctr III Harlow, Sopcr. New York. light.
schr Centennial, Thor IL ton, North Caro-
lima to New York, witu lumber.
Schr Chase. Taylor, North Carolina TO
But more. with lumber.
Schr Wm hnby. Midget. North Carroll
ma t. Bait more, with shingles.
Sohr Emily Johnson. Paul. Baltimore
light.
Sehr Lulu NJ Quillin. Insley. Baltimore,
with guano.
& Triton. Chase. New York, with barge
hn.ckeroocker III tow, to Vim Lamb ii co,
tor coal.
lug Chowan. North Carolina, with raft in
tow.
Tug Pattler Beers, New York.
Tug Gladiator, Nelly. New York.
MEMORANDA.
SIP s;mp GalleGo arrived at Newport News
Simr Lord LGnsdownc passed in the Capes
foi j = iimore a. NJ.
chr Charles L sttann. Marshall. sailed
from Newborn. q, ,o-day for PhiladeI-
phn.
.chr zephaniah Stee.man. Ponnett
cleared from New York yesterday for SUE
folk.
Fishing schooner Abbie Dodge. Mccall, is
IL port tor bal.
Barge Martha L McCabe loft New York tn
day for , ot!olk,
Cr" Henry. Va, March 2o.-12 NJ
ilesvy snow. East wind; % miles. Heavy
sea.
CLEARED.
Schr Maggie earn. Queen, New York, with
schr A t Cohu. James, Baltimore, with
lumber.
sehr Greenhill. Laydeld, Salisbury. Md.
schr Rover, Corston. Baltimore, with Ium-
Tag McCsulley, Delaware Break
Barge Emos Soule, uoboken or New York.
With coal.
G. Harnontlne hobert Patterson. Turmoil,
schr Ida Is Gibson. Fslkenburg, Walker
ton. Mattapoui river. to load for Philadel-
phia.
Schr II L slaieht, Taylor, pamunky river.
to load for Philadelphia.
Schr Annie Camp, PoDe Old Fort Torae
river, TO load for altimore
NJ schr " Huston. Huston, Washington,
o s.EF , paIIos Marvel. EsAeridgo, North
Tug W ) IL Hill. Tatem, Scotland. Jsmcs
light. - 'o"'
Tug Samuel Eccles. Jr. North Carolina.
light. AL 'o"'
:. Tug Mari TIN, Marsiall. Everett's Wharf.
N"n omond river. Wit Jackson barge No
Ill tow, to LOAD for Baltimore
IF TOUH RICK ACHrS,
Or you are all worn out really good for nothi
u ing; y Is general debility: Try
Hwu1 cure you, cleanse your liver, and Riye
O good appetite,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
RnltinOro MARKETS..

BALTIMORE March 20 Flour, steady: West
eln sIrernne, S2.0Ja2,!O; Western OK
trR, 50 20a3i0 do Family. s i5a2 -; winter
wheat pa ents. AZ 00a3.25; spring do g Goa
=: 49, do straight. .335n3 81. Wheat, firm;
NO red. Gt,a6lc Steamer No : red,
Ci.a5sc. Southern wheat by sample,
GOaG2c; do On grade, 5sIa6lic. Corn, strong;
mixed. '0!a50Ic. steamer mixed, A9!ai9Ic.
Southern white corn, 5Uc bld do yellow. 5oa
t0lc. Oats firm No white Western, ga
s!tc; No2 mixed Western, Sila3 {. Pro-
Nlsi ms. quiet; mess pork, $I3 Oh, bulk
shoulders, &c; short rib sides 7!c; clear
sides, 7,c sugar cured shoulders. IL:
hams. small. lO!c large 1Otc. Lard refined
Sc. Coffee. firm: No Z, l6!c. Sugar. steady
6renulated, 40.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
WESTWARD.

iDI!y except SUNDAY.
~. /, Cincinnati and s.. Louis Limited daily
WIZ ia .or Car, Old Point to clifton Forge ami
! "iH"h N!ecl"'S q rcOusyillc to Cincinnati and
r. r. 'om,-. Meals served OF dining car west OF
~ ., I. /. v: daily 18th Pullman old Point
70 lii"t"n and Pullman coping Car tiordonsyillc
y ,ihcihn"t ana Louisville Meals SERVED on
phins cars Connects At c"yiugtou, Va, for Viz
sihl@ iioi Springs. No. makes local stops east Of
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk, daily IL noon
aud ESQ p IA.
For farther information apply 10
Il. I. BROOkE, lc-ssngcr Agent
c. & .. Ticket Office, Cranky street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN ID. Potts
Division Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21

Or RICHMOND, PETERSBURG. OLD 70 Mt,
| CLAEENONI, NEWPORT NEWS and Ia,n, o
river Landings direct 10y. dnyIight-Vrgima Navi-
CATION tomlanys ElegaE; Steamer PoCAuONTAS.
leave, Clyuc's Wharf Norfolk, every TUESDAY,
THUEsDAI aud SATURDAY at 7 n M, touchi n Z
at Portsmouth, old Point, Newport News going
and returning, arriving Mt Richmond about . p.
Kichmond sl50; fare to Richmond and return
s. 50, iare to Richmond second-,l lass 81. Tickets
much cheaper tha1 10y any other route to Rich
mcDd. Petersburg, Wavcrly, !icksiOrd and ions
on Atlantic and Danyilo railroad end all points
via Richmond. Tickets for sale nj ticket AGENCIES
OF Wake & son. n Brandt anl on board steamer
all above named points.
JAMES W. McCARRIcK.
Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
CDttOsi MARKETS.

New YORK, March 2O.--Coiton. quiet:
mihdling gulf, G!c; middling, Dye. Flu
lures closed firm. March 70. April. IS;
May, 81; June. G2S; July. 81: August
9 80 september. i 81; October. 9 AZ. NoyeD.-
yer. 4f' December, i 20, january, 81.
Sales, a3i ,0j0 ba,s.
The total not consolidated receipts OF cot.
Ton reported from all ports to-day were
l7.iO2 ba.es; exE orts to Great britain
al. bales. to France, iales to Cont.
nent, $3.50 bales stock, 947,0il bales.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
SUgRr Market.

Market firm at following quotations:
Powdered ~
Granulatcd. 20
Confectoners' Standard "A".........4 IL
American ON "a 80
FrLnklin, nearly white "B" ......3 92
Centennial. bright ycllow ."B" 3 Ill
California "B 6j
Franklin Standard extra &c" 3 81
keystone extra &C. .....3 AZ
American extra CO. So
Out OF town prices arc dependent on de-
Ivory rates to the different points.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21

NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK ROUTE
IN On and after SUNDAY, December a0th, the
steamer Essex will leave Bay Line wharf, Norfolk,
every Sunday at . q. m. for Tappahonnock and in
termedistc landings. Freisht fortbese points re-
eeived SATURDAYS. For landings beyond Tappa-
hammock freight received as usual.
WIN. RANDALL, Agent, Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-21
IT,, OLDDOHIEI0N STEAMSHIP
49, COMPANY.
\ FOR NEW YORK.

/ from Norfolk on MONuAY, nj SDAY, WnD.
NES,Aa, IlI1 Ks,,Ai an; and SA,rEmAY at p.
WEnNE DAYS, THURSDAYS at > y. IN, SATUR.
DAYS, 4. IA.
rasscng accommodations Unsurpassed
Farc, including meals and atcrnou berth s \ 90
Fare round trip, limited To thirty d VS.. - %
or uclet- and reservation OF sat rooms apply
AZ a, ,omrahy ohlcc' " Main street, OF NJ general
ron ECiiMoND-sh Ship, leave Norfolk every
SUNDAY AID TUESDAY cyeuinS, arriving .sGTi Yyet a
Richmond the next morning.
VIUE SCHEDULE OF STEANIEssS
Norlhau r,on. lurny, Accomack, Enoli and
lie OF wight, sailing daily, except sunday.
I1.s T'iis " i.n. S%nt GAO and ,,,5s
IN. and 3.i5 p. NJ; Portsmouth, G4j and 1905 ami
o;Oj D m; Bay Line Wharf, Norfolk at 7 and 1880
FOtC "a MprON-A. lll5 a. IN. and a:45
T. M; Bay Line, 1880 Il. IL. ana p m; Portsmouth
t"is Ni:W SseGNg:Ns lNnSyrupH
TiEt.D at ~ =. m; Portsmouth, 2i5 p m;
fOK sAHs AND WARE ItEVEItS-
Pail, except sunday. leaving Company's wharf
At $40 a. mi Portsmouth. Gij q. IN; Bay Line
iOk R,AtK, i.oQUosIN aNp SEW
EHN NlSs htS-louching n. Old Point, leay-
ing Company.s wharf MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS Ut $50 Il. m; Portsmouth, s.I5 a. IN.
h-y bih1 hari, Norfolk, at ga. NJ; returning
f.N IA HNt MoNli EtiV'ss AND
>uFtOLtA-At q. IN: Portsmouth, 3: 10 D. ~ ;
conncctng at suffolk with W. l.. Co. Il. Il. and 5.
aIi c. Il: Il.
Freight tor Mathews. Back. poruosin. Ware
severn and Nanscn ond rivers must Lc prepaid
NIX ca GAitpI.tN bly sac FOR
merly N y. & W. H. l.-Sicaincr Alhemarc leaves
NUr.rlk for Washington, y. G.. Mondays at . ~ M;
Fridays az Il. al. caring freight and passengers
Tor Washington and points on the Tar, rungo aud
Pamlico rivers.
freight for Newborn, y. C., received a. y. and
$ Il. X. depot
Freight received daily, excsp, Sunday until p.
III, NJ b. CEOWELL,
Agent,
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NORFOLK, Va. March 20, 1898.
Produce.

NORFOLK, Va. March 20, 1895.
Produce.
IorITnY- Chickens, old, 30a35o.
Edos-WhOlcsale. ldc per doz,
BEEswAX-25c per pound
60 inuCKEirish potatoes Eating potatoes,
S?'35a25O per sack; Hnymnus. dull, 75ca
I.Uo; yellow, Sl.o0ai.25. Onions, So 25a
$50 per barrel.
SourHERH FRuITs-Bnnanas 75caS1 90 per
punch; oranges. Sorrento, $3.50 per case
VI aIo; cocoannts, $4.u0 per bag OF loo; pine.
apples, Ease; oranges, s2.75a3.25.
Grain.
FE1As-Steady; Black eye peas, $500
yer bagi Black, e0csSl per busheL
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SfayO fFurltct.

Market dull. except II white oak pipes.
RED oak season over. Primo red oak
hogsheads, S27.0O; culls Sl7oJ; white oak
hogsheads, prime. $1,000: culls, $4,000:
culls, $4,000: white oak pipe. SG0.00; culls
$33.UO: white oak barrel. 3iO0 culls.
$1,000: white oak, octayoes, s26.75a2S. 0u;
culls. sc U0aS.QO.
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ECoRS-Southern white. 43aiic.
ONs-Stea iy; Mixed. 37a3Sc.; white, Ala
i2c.
Mill FED-Market steady; tBrln. SIS %:
shipstuff. Or mid llings, $lS.00al9.Oo; meal,
VIII to boltel, per 50 lbs, 53c
Hay No Timothy. $I3.25ali.00; No. 2,
Sl2. 50aI3.Q0.
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poANOKE, NORFOLK AND
IL nALlIM RESrFAMBOAT co
Commencing TUESDAY, June 25ih 1891 the
steamers OF tuis line will l.a,c Bay Lin. VIII IF
every Monday and hu sday ats a ~ for Ralti-
more, aud ave lia.tim r. Pier No. 90 Light street
freight resolved daily.
Telephones. AGENT
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A TLANTIC AND pANvlLLE RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Isr. 1924
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk, daily,
Leave Wet Norfolk daily. 945a.m.
or Danviile and ali iu,e mediate stations ar
ryi nj Danvillc at ; 70 D. N,
Leave Norfolk. 5:20p M
Leave West N,r.olE ':;5 r. m
For i.'wrcnceville and intermediate points. ar
irving l.awr noe lie ~ p. III.
Leave l:aNIenecvilie daily except Sunday ct G
a. m, arriving ut awhile Ut 10 a. M.
connection made at nauvillc ana JeiIress juno
non i,r ai rolhls In tue Southern Railway system;
nj iennistOn Junction tor Durham, outh 1I0stOn
and III POINTS on the Durham Division Of the ~
w K. Il,
Pullman Slcenors between nanylle Asheyille
Atlanta Augusta. M.mpi- ami New Orleans
tickets on sale ami bJ age clio kCd at Wakes
Agency, Companys Agency a. wharf Norfolk,
w. V. IL. Williams Agencv, rortsmou h:
W II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger J, eut.
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Lumber Tarket.
Wholesale Quotations 1

Cypress Lnnber--Markot in God demand.
Boards 1I6-16 feet long, Sits: boards.
lN6-lG rough, S10.U0a1l. 80; boards. lXl2 to
Is inch-16 feet clear, S24.0oa25.00: boards,
rough, wide, Sl5.00a $50; scarce and III de-
manu.
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NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
lyLsTIBULE LIMIIEp.)

Leave Norfolk 4:35 p IN, arrive
licincnd 1UU IN, CONNECTING ior
Washington, B.ltmorc Phiiade-
phia and New York Returning
leave Richmond 800 a IN, urrivC
Norf TX 1925 q ~. Stops only Al,
suffolk. WMcT.y ant Pctorsbilrs
Scoord-olass q seis no acceyte |
for pa'sIgc un these trains.
Other dsiiy trains leave Norfolk
200 ~, arrive 1t Richmond II. -
a IN. ie'urDing, have K chmond
blOp M arrive at Noriok $40 u ~
tof nither Information - TO lekcts, rates bug
gage, cheeks, etc, call on or address X " COIKi-
NEf, District Passenger Agent G. Ii. BOSLEY.
ligkot Agent, 90 Main stTte corner of CRANKY, or
{. l. Finch, Agent. depot Norol, and Western
railroad. ". b. BENILL
General Fsss-ug. r AGENT
General Once, Roanoke Va