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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

Oranges, lemons, bananas, etc. Pea.
nuts sc. per quart at H. M. Hook
mans, Market Square.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

The terrace along the Market Street
side of the property Of Mrs. d. J
Waller, is being re sodded.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

The masons are at work on the wall
Tor house which Mrs. Phillips intends
erecting on East First Street.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

Miss Armsttong's school opened
on Monday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

Jacob Rhoades is having a we'll
sunk on his property in Port Noble.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13

Entered al he IoSt once al bloomsbury, IA
as second class matter, March /, 1883.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-09-13
THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURY, FA.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1906.
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CONTINUED ON STH PAGE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
l:nI:t,s,ore .:nrsc,.

Baltimorc. Dee 9.-Flour-cu!et;
western super. $2i5@2G5: do, extra,
M;'aet3; do, family. S3.l5G935o; winter
wheat. patents, S3.55n3S5; spring. do.
do, $3.5O02.10.
Whrat--Dull; No. .. red, SPOT ana De
cember' G5@G5l$c.; May, 67isG1iT3:c:
steamer, no. 9. red G2&: clGSc.: Southern.
ny sample, G60GGl5c.; do. on grade GoIs
Ccrn-Dull ana easy: spot and year.
%2M"?aSc.: January, 22SG@$2'4c.; O.. vel
Oa;s-lnactive; No. .. white Western.
24GHzi'ac.; NO. =. mixed, do. 22IkGD23c
HIe-Guiet; No. ., 4i@!5c., near By;
iGDt7c. Western.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

An utterly llfeless session was pass
cd in corn. Up until noon the price
of May was 2Sia, with an occasional
variation from bid to asked, and with
only a few trades In small lots taking
place: Wheat, making dive lower
about noon, carried corn of to 2S for
May, after which ii rallied to 2SGpsSlk,
where Is closed, u shade below the
final quotation OF yesterday. Liverpool
cables were quiet The Cincinnati
Price Current reported the interior
movement Of corn slightly enlarged.
The monotony of the other markets
was not relieved by anything that trans.
pircd In oats. The tone averaged fair
~ steady. May closed u shade lower
than yesterday.
There was a little pretense OF activ-
1ty In provisions rs there was In any
OF the other markets. The morning
business consisted mainly of cIeaninr
up Old trades, with the shorts buy
ing more than the longs. So, the ma
.ural result was to produce n nrnncss
in prices, but Il slow, heavy feeling on
sued and the slight gains were lost.
Che close was 2R cents under yesterday
for May pork with May lard n shade
higher and May ribs unchanged. Do
meStic ana foreign markets were quiet
ana STEADY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
Cotton Markets.

New Yc,:'li. Dec o.-Cotton-pu;l:
midGi'ng Gulf, SIS: middiins. SIS; net re-
cei!rtS, - bales; gross. l.26l Hales
," 10, log bales; sales mono; stock
Total to-day: Not receipts. Is ,636: cx-
Ports to Grc,-t Britain. @i,26l bales; to
me Continent, $500 hales stock. 1,0l5,-
Tctals 50 far this week: Net receipts,
lTi,gG9 bales: exports to Great Rritain.
62.S5S bales; to France. 1889 bales: 10
the Continent 25.95G
New York. Dec. observation-disclosures
closed steady; sales, 2St S0D haiera De
cenber. SOS: January, SOS: February
S'"; Aarch. sis; April. so: May. S27
.lune, $50: July. S.3t; August. $50; Sep
TENDER. S.02; October, 100; November
Isl
Liverpool, Dec 19.--l2.3o .. mot
ton-"nir business done: prices cas!ar
American midd'rg, { 2i-@2d.: sales TO-
1850 bales; American, $500 bales: sDaC,l-
lation and export. Loco bales; receipts
!HS33 bales: American. i2.A1D bales. Flu
lures opened steady: demand n!cdnratn
Liverpool, Dec. lS.-i .. m.-Cott9ll--
American nd1liNr,low midi'ing c,ausa.
December. ! :1-Gtfg4 Sl-Gld.. h,l,.cr. IL,
ccr'l"r and .lanua,y. ! 29-Gid.. buyer
JANUARY and Frhraary, 4 2S-G4d., buyer;
February and March. 4 2S-c.id. vai;;p:
HIarCh and Anril 4 2S-Gid.. seller: ApriI
and May. ! 2S-Gii.. seller; May ana Jur,.
= 2S-6!d.. buyer; June ana July, 2g-Csfp
2"-Gtd.. buyer: .1uly and August. 4 %
cd. buyer: August and September,
2S-Gid.. buyer: October ana Novcm-
Der. unofficial. tS-Gid., value Futures
closed quiet.
New Orleans. Dec in-Cottor-Fu-
turcs atc2;iy: sales. co 500 bales: Deem
hcr. i.!T: January. 7af; February. T.g&;
March. S.02; April, sos; MaH SOS: june.
Sll: July. &lf: August, SOS; September
.7.1S: October, I.G7.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
Among s,ur cotton uer

Liverpool market declined 1-32d. for
spot cotton Contracts declined TO
3-Gith, closing quiet
C.onsols in London declined I'D
BOMBAY. India. received $4,000 bates
Of cotton the past week, aginst $4,000
bales last year.
New York future contrac. market
Very nervous yesterday. Sales were
81, 500 bales. March contracts touched
S.l3, then advanced points; markc:
closed sicAdy at 10 points decline from
W &c January, SOS TO S.oa May,
Friday, December 27th is January
notice day in New York
Southern markets. declined 1-1G 10 3-IG
cents per pound.
Receipts at United States ports were
2S.63G E2les. against 4G,035 bales last
year. and S9,223 bales in 1893.
Receipts ut New orleans to-day are
estimated at from 1900 Il, l20O0 bales.
aEinst 1880 bales last year, sL,ssl & E2e
Bales III 1893.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
TcsY York 11ur,,c,.

New York. Dee. 10 Flour Dull.
prices steady; winter wheat, low grades.
$2.25Qr2.65; do, fair TO fancy, $2.Gasy3.3J,
do, patents, $5.45n3.75; Minnesota clear.
$2hCW3i0: DO, patents, $S.i5Gi4.l0; low
extras, $2.25GpS2.Gj. Southern -four, dun
and steady; common 10 rair extra, 81 10
WS2.SO; good TO choice, $2GGm$3.
Wheat-Tairly active: easier. with
options, closing firm; No ., red, store
and elevator, G?969hc.; ahoat, 7O1a@
T05:c.
CONDUIT and firm: No. .. S3,sc. Gle
Nator; 3iiac. a!ioat. Options were dtll
and steady at unchanged prices to VI
cent decline, and without feature: De-
cember: 3"Ec.; january, 339sc.; May.
3lasc.; July, 35c.
Oats-Spots dun ana steady Options
We're active and atcaGy: December.
22|c.; January, 23c.; February, 23hc.;
&c: No. =. white, 24c.; mixed Western,
23T24c
Beef-Dull and steady; family, S1OGl
5000; extra mess. 81. 900 $50.
Beef Hams-Quict: sl5Gbl!5O
Ticrccd i'ecf--Firm; city extra, India
mess, Sl6.5oMiG.77
Cut Ments-fiasy and quiet; picked
bellies. 4&c.; shoulders. i2c.: hams
S&MSiac. middlos nominal
Lard-Firm and quiet: Western steam
$3.50; city, s517k.
conesmQuie!, 5Nl5 points down Jan
uary. $13.S5@$l%.9o; March. $l3.G5: Nav.
Sl3,1OIi3.ia; Spot Rio. dull and steady !:
No. Z. lihc
SuEar--Raw. dull and steady; fair re-
filming, %M@3Ac.. Refined. steady and
quiet: off y. 43-1G0t3sc.: standard 4
$3.50; cut loaf and crushed. size; gran
nlated, 4Hs@I%c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
Cape llaYI YGFE,
Charles EGIli1IPaia and
Route Norfolk /. 4. Go.

SIN HOURS o.f &I 4, THAN ANY
THROUGH DAY AND MIGHT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY &, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK
mouth. I!ish street. 7:50 n. M
Arrtye ut philadelphia. 5:52 T..
NJ; My York ~ SOS u. IN.
LEAVE; NORFOLK.
$40 p. IN. detiy, Parisuouth, High street
3;.ID Arrive al; philadelphia
5:il u; m; New Work, 7.l3 II; m.
A!titlNi! Al NoHFti.K
9;Vl n. III. dang. t'urtSmuuth, High street
":lVD leaving New YORK at -
M, ,n,indciphiu, li:lG .. m.
ARRIVE ~ SORFDl.K
10 u. III. daily, rSrauI Suubu " Horts-
mouih, High street S:Ii D. n. !
lrhNirg Sew YGil: AT 4 a. IN .
Ehi''aiphin. 1890 Il. IN.
ClCgc cunHsct!on inadc with all iail and
sound lines To aud irGin ltOgtGn.
IiiinRn Sleeping Cars ON ni%ht trains
t,ctW'eu dorsey ctir. FhiiadcIuhia and
,EpG Charles; Iullman limIol and Par
Gciphia rnd Cape Charles.
Through Tickets solo and inrgaSc
chrri,cl at. Nail.ca Agency under NJ
iEhti: llntv}. a9d on the steamers
i, y. COOKIE. General Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
With TAURUS and URSO
Feature Of the Day in the Stock Market Was
Heavy Foreign Liquidation.
GOLD EXPORT RUsOas DEPRESSING.
Four Millions OF Gold to he shipped
-Brsnk In Prices Conspicuous in
Rniiway Lists-steadier Tone is,
the Anernoon-wheat LuscsJ in
Value Corn LifcIcgs.

Now York, Dec. 19-The feature of
the trading at the Stock Exchange to-
day was the heavy liquidations for for
ciGn account London cables received
mere before improving showed material
declines in our stocks, and this was
followed by selling orders OF large pro-
portions in Louisville and Nashville, st.
raul ana other American shares listed
abroad. This foreign selling led to
sales by local operators, and the result
was 4 drop of anywhere from IL TO 63i
per cent in prices. Rumors of heavy
gold experts by Saturdays steamer
were put afloat and this added to the
depression. 1t was said at one time that
the exports on the day named would
reach ten millions, but this is an eNaG-
gcration. and good authorities do not
look for shipments of anything; like the
amount stated. Up to the close of bust
ness only 100000 had been engaged. 1t
is known. however, that arrangements
are making for the export OF about four
million OF the metal, and that this will
be announced tomorrow. In the break
in prices which followed the carly Lon
don selling, Consolidated Gas, Cleveland
Lorain and Wheeling preferred. Pull
man Palace. Jersey Central Baltimore
and Ohio, and the Southcasterns were
most conspicuous. The Vaudcrh;lts
We're also lower, Notwithstanding the
declaration of the usual dividends on
New York Central. Lake Shore, Mich
ignn Central, and Canada Southern. In
the afternoon n stcadicr tone OhaTac-
tcrized the market. the delay in the
Senate on the matter of the Vcnc-
Zuclan commission having been favor
ably interpreted. London houses chang
cd front and bought Il little stock and
this had Il stimulating effect on prices
which recovered lGI3ia per cent. Money
was a little more active, and late in
the day rose to : per cent. The adj
vance, however. had no influence on
fplt 1.Aft off ct IL tx
tone. Net changes show losses OF 4 To
2as per cent. in the active railways and
los per cent in the speataltics.
The bond market was active and
heavy in sympathy with the weakness
of stocks. The sales footed up $2,l4l, :
600
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
I,IsA vrs.I.rstss .,.1l, Z, !.

He NOitrO Liz : Al IL al 4 Is AND
kunnlng Detween Norfolk and tho fam!
gus Virginia Beach Seaside KeoorL
sibAS w HURT nnd W. VAN NOR
muse. DEN, Receivers. f7.l7' y tI9S
TIME TABLE in EFFECT SUNDAY,
OCTOBDIt 9TH 1895. =
, msa i've Norfok-7 n. m, mixed: ii n. M.
LanrGnS GVgiess; p; M. local express;
prcss. vG IN Nni,,;inia i,eneh-9 n. M. local ex-
press. '' =. - ,','''' Ao e'. va Z
SUNDAY TRAINS:
4, Leave Norfolit-lO:3o n. m, local cSprcss:
T. IN. local eSpreye. - - - - e'7
o. i.snye yirsln!t Bcnch-l 80 p. M, local
eEnTeSs: y. m, local express - D ~ -
a., A,i:' stops only on signals at intermc-
ac,,rero ,auohs to put off OF take on pas
ro L1cai ENE.ess trains mako the trip Ii,
II. p. HOLLAND.
Genera! superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort OF SorsOii, mus. s'usts.no,;t.,
Sccc,Enrr iatl:. GsD5.

ARRIVALS.
British stinp. i4iE!iander Mlburn,
New orleans TO cork, 20 William I.aml
8: Co. conlcd and s;ailcl
Schr Haccheus sherman. Pi:locl;
NV tiaven. to William Lamb Il Co,
Schr. oaIles Ames. Cooper Rich
mcEd, light.
sichs. .4anuel Il. sharp, Crowley, Old
Point. light
Tug ". s. cahil. North Carolina.
with four h2rccs IN tow
CLEARED.
Italian bark Washington. Cacaca.
Me5sina, by Charles Reid &; Sons. with
2IG.IGO slaves.
Schr Edgar c. Ross. Quillin, VIII
mington. n. c.. with guano
Schr. Emily II. Nay!or. Wilson, New
York with lumber.
Schr Emily +. Nor;ham. Johnson.
Newport News, to 80 In the dry dock.
E2rse Enos Soulc. New York, with
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
g8TIsA YI.IlEfs, Z, sSlssIiIpEl:
R;ss QLDDQAlA|0H}STEIhSHI
~ CUhpHRl 4
d FOR N VS.; Z DIRK

!, PAssENG fRE 81 a s "a RI APPo9IN
P PAEi aNb sruHp bp7sEsp1sy
bg#sp * + gH#GSSaas4SS15
Fare. inslndlng meals and n state 81;
Fare. round trip, Limited to thirty u
SoE tlsKsis and reservation 81 s a
ME strSft Fl gsneEal eife
folk every THURSDAY p. M. and Leave
SETgG5t News every sTTNp q
m SIS 5ns s ssfs pS5G5sF Or sTEAMEHs
and Iiaine: sailing daily, except Sun
dG FEoR s o6 S SsS and
WI Rorio Ta s e TO and hGy Line
If Eo ] T - LIS q a. m. ana
400 D. m: 9ortsmouth at 1905 and s:0aS
FOR NEWPORT news. AND sM1TII-s
zh 3 m. Bay as0 lne WHARF r9r ai T. ,a IS:
P$S Rs 59|G SNAP A$R SS
nj fR%S RkS Ss
nc3dny and Friday at $3.50 a. m. !, Ports.
mouth, sac Il. m; Bay Line Wharf, Nor.
folk, ut 900 z; M; returning next day.Iafs
FOR SEVERN RIVER = Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday from Compnny's
wharf at 6:S0 a. m; Portsmouth, Gas O.
M; itay Line, MorfollS, a. m. ssS
3 p. m: Portsmouth, 3:Ie
y. m. connecting at Suffolk with 8. ana I
g. II. X. ri e5.%
Freight for Mathews. Back. PoquosIn.3
Ware. Severn and Eansemond rivers
HoRTH cttNiKoLINA DIVISION on {
mcrlly n N. and w. D: L..Steamer Albe-
c., Mondays ut a. M; Thursdays, at Il
y n.,. cirry:1si freight and passengers !
FOR Washington md points on the Tar,
Pungo and Pnmlico rivers t57. B "a.
Freight for licwbern, N. c.. received at
n. nnd s. Il. Il. depot. II, ll537asS
Freight received daily EXCEPT Sunday
an schedules subject to change With
NJ. b. CRowELI.. Agent. .ls
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
Chicago Market.

Chicago, ILL.,. Dec. l9.-Anothcr loss
IN value took place in wheat ttslay.
INC decline was not due TO any remark
aple or forcibly convincing bear ar
gument, but rather because the buI,;
We're unable to furnish any reason for
sail advance. Expected heavy slip-
mcnts of gold to Europe were dis
courasinE, of course. but they were no,
considered enough so to cause the cX-
IRENE weakness which was noted. The
trade now looks upon the Venezuelan
controversy ms opposed to strength in
cereal prices rs the consequence of an
open rupture would he to shut off the
EXPORT demand Local scalpcrs were
inc traders to-day and their business
did not exhibit great activity. Iiver-
POOL cables were quiet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

Choice, 2l@2lhc.: lasuayra. 2l1-ac.;
Java. 2*ai 3Ji.c.
Syrups ana Mola sSe$-Steady; Syrups.
l;r:Sht, lSdu2@c.; Fair Grades. lGfr zoe :;
Porto Rice lG. 90, ana 2Gc., as to grade
New Orleans Mo:isses--Cluict: Fair
200 25c.; Good. 2iQj4Gc. Choice i5c
tlour-Market Strong: West
ern spring Wheat, Bcst Patent
Family, $i.25; Winter WhGat.
l'Cst Patent, Family. I.l5: Win
ter Wheat Choice ftt"nt Family
$3.50; Choice Straight Family. $500;
Good Low Family. S,;.2j: Good Extra.
SHE
Salt-F'irm; Liverpool Fine. s1G1.1O
as 10 SraiIt: G. A.. d5g't;5c.. as to weight
Eicc-Milled. 59Gc.; dice. in rough, {.
s5c. per hmshel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

New York, Dec. ia.-A!oncy or call nc
tive At 2Gsa per cent; last loan at .. and
closing offered al 3. Prime mercantile
paper if.Q.5l& per cent. Sterling cN-
change firm with actual busiJtcs; in
bankers bills 1T 1873 0iiSS for sixty
days, and iS9fl4S9M for demand. postcd
rates, 4SSiaa4tSu. Commercial bills. ;$T
CASTE, Government bonds weather;
State bonds lower; railroad bonds ;.c-
tive and weak. Silver at the board
was quiet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

Southern Fruits-BananaG $I0l.o7
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica. Si.7J per
box; cocoanuts, $500 per bag OF lUg;
Lemons, $5.50Qt; Northern apples. ST.
4,i.U0.
Turnips $l.25; sweet potatoes. s1.50I
$l.'5; Onions, SITE; uaranips, 81; celery.
soc. bunch; carrots SITS.
Poultry old, c00a5c.
siirinS chickens, i2@lSc.
i;E@s- v huic.ale. 20l @lc. per dozen.
I:CcswaN-2iC. per found
iiuck-Iriah potatoes: Eating pota-
ioes' 31.25 per bag; Onions. $I.75 per
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

Cash Quotations.: Fiour-The demand
was light and prices easy. No. ., uprlu.y
whcat, 50# Gn511ac.; No. .. red. G3hsGl
oil ,&c.; No. ,, corn. 25i&c.: No .. oats.
5iAc. Mess pork, S7.50GaS.10: lard, $5@7M
cr$b%n: $. Il. sides. $;.3094.S5; d. s.
shoulders. $A.3TE64.G2h: S. c. sides.
|A.509iG2ia. Whisljcy, Sl22
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

Pcas-Steady; 3!acl.-Eye Peas. Sl.7aG9
Sl,90 per bias: Biack, G9G; .uc. per bushci.
Corn-Southern white, quiat. ut sic.
oats-sStcady; Mixed. &c; white.
Mil Fecd-Marltct stcady, Bran.
So; shipstuGi, OF nidGlinE. $l.:
meal, white boited par 80 lbs. t5c.
l!av-Wcstcrn No. i, Timothy. SIS.
@19.00; Maryland ana Virginia, no
Timothy, SlT.ao: No =. $3.50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
t fLANTIc AND DANyILLE RAIL
- WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER,

Leave shippers Compress Wharf. daily.
g:2y a.. m; West. Norfolk. 9:i5 a. m for
arriyimR SO Danvinc. 5:za j.. M Lcav,:
N"rfnik. 3D., y. m, West Norfolk, 5:55 D.
m. Leave Lawrencevillc daily Except
vile nj 1920 a. IN.
Connection made at Dnnvillc and JEFF
fresS Junction with Southern HALLWAY
system: at. Denniston junction FOR bur
ham, south lioSton and all points on
n" Durham Division Of the n. and w.
Pullman sleap"rs between Danville.
Ashcville. Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis,
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale ana baggage checked
at Walkc's Agency, Company's Agency
Agency, Portsmouth:
w TT. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent:
{. o. HAINES
Superintendent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE sTEANBo.

BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co
Commencing sunday. September LIST,
1879, the steamers Of this line will leave
lay Line wharf every Wednesday ana
Saturday night for baltimore ana Leave
baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
ut r. IN.
Freight received only on calling days.
Telephone 8. EyM. RANDALL.
Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20

GLYDE'St REGULAR LINE STE III n
~ ~ SHiF FOR PH!LADELPHiA--o
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.s
pointed to sail from Norfolk every sMofss
day. wednesday day! and Saturday ut IS ~
Thursday and Saturday. z =, a st t,s 3
\ Through, Bills Of lading to MI pofiaafs
Line, Atlantic Coast Line ana sSVirei Ma.
Tennessee Air Line Railroad ;ss7s tsyss;;
General Southern Agent. NorfoiE. IN 81 n ..s5
Eis W. P.SCLYDE &c sC 03%%S
". agents. Philad elphfs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
Norfnlt, COTTON sYur,,c,
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS..
Provisions.

Norfolk. Va. Dec 10. 1896.
Fish-Maclerel. No. 2, in Kegs, $500:
new, small. $l2.50; new, medium $l2 No.
3. in kegs, $3.50; Herring, FANNY Roe,
half barrel. $2.75: North Carolina cut
Herring, S3.25QS.75: Eastern. in barrels,
S32J.
Mess Pork-Ncw, S975
liam Pork, $10.35
Hams-Smithfleid. 14Q17c.
Bulk Mcats-CIear ribs, $500; fat
backs, 41sc.; bellies size as TO size
pieces: pork plate. $4.gOip5.0O.
ShouldcrS-Sugar cured, 7i@c.
Bacon-Shouldcrs, CSC.
lirraSiS-Sugar cured ,loKc
Lard Pure lard. tierccs, 7GI7Mc. ga to
cases and tubs. FAC. over tierces: com
pound 5hc.: ticrces. in cases. SIC.
Chccsc-Crcam, 1U910&c.; Western
Dairy. 9Q3Lac.
Euttc,.- Market strong; New York
State dairy. new. 23c; fresh cream.
cry. 24@25c.; Western IG@2Oc.
Kerosene oil-Firn: ll2 degrees. lie:
GO degrees. l3lAc.: Rcd. $50 degrees, l4c.
Groceries.
enthusiastically: Rio, common, 1G%G6
1IlaC.: Fair. 1877 IN l.Jc.: (,Dnd DuIG o,:.. =.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M n ~ [ NORFOLK AND OCEAN
St,rEDULElN EFFECT 5CT..7, 1896.
DAILY E%CEi'r SUNDAf-1-Lenvo
$50. 7:6o p. m. w icnvS ocean View-- $:SS
1890 n. IN; IL noon: 2:Uo. 400. 600, 500 y. IN.
SUNDAY TRATNS-Lenve Norfolk.
800. 11:o0 n. M; 100. 1900, 600, 700 y. m.
noon; 200. 400, Goo, 500 y. m.
w. y. BARRETT,
General Manager.
General Office, Ocean View. Va.
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Norf5'ls iron vyoTIss,
GEO. w. DUVAL & CO.,
No. is Water Street. NorcoIk, Va.

ENGINES. RoiI.EE;s. sAraIILL ami
all kinds OF machinery Of the most I'M
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
to steamboat work. DIlNhI.S iN,rEN.r
uoiLEH TUBE FEHEu'l.l.S arc The
only perfect remedy for lc:il;y bother tubes
Tney can lie iMsa ted in Il Tcw rninutcs by
any engineer. and are warranted to stop
leaks.
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Peanut MARKET.

Market stcudy; i'riu,c, Sc; strictly
n,ine SIC; fancy aaac.; common l}aG
2i-c.; Spanish. 95@g5i4c
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. i. 1ssss
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
@aSsEEIEESt

l..
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY. 5%5i
7i0 a m. TIE psier chiEaso v EisnTeasTss
ford. BiueHeld, Poeahontaa,
Ilenova. Columbus and CHI.
cage Sleeper Roanoke to-
i Alse rHT T cha,is nad Iriassi
intermediate Points. "A iS.eSs
'''' - PslastI, 'f Bristoi; also sotofs Sf:
ai.o fss Rocky aad F%SsahSsnatasi
al stations on Winaton+
Roanoke. Connects at Roa.s
Washington and chattanoosi
South ana West. Pu HiGs
slSesepers Roanoke to MeihEE
E.!NorfoiK daily. i SIS a. Z.
NoREohlHKs : A + 8: R fea s;So Ii m rig
Leave Norfolk 4:s5 p. mr..
arrive Richmond 700 D. nj e
n aitimoress P ffi aMasiIhhlihet s3fi
> New York. Returning leARoS
NNi nn5np i 800 .Ss 9, m. asrrlyt
only at SUFFOLK III tx 'Wa ss1Ie /!
class tickets not a eeepth
Other daily trains leads
Norfolk 7:i0 q, M, arr III, 3
Mt Richmond IL :05 o. m. III Esaa
turning, leave Richmondi ga.
p. M: arrive Norfolk 9kSs
D. m. a7 5s1 5sltf IL
For fu:thar information as to t.cketai
rates. baggage, checks, etc. Gull ON IL
address r.. W. COURTNEY, DistriSd
l'assengar Agent; G. II. BoSLEY 5TlckaSE
Agent. l26 Main street, or G. E..tFEicis.9
Agent. depnt Norfolk and Western sraii.s
road. w. B. BEVILL. fsSsas
General Passengers AEcnt: }tStss
General Office. Roanoke va. ss
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IG2;9Lz 3 SOUTHERN 2. r. CO,

@Cii&DU.g. ~ st- or 2DN. - lzs5.
NAIL AND ENpREsi LEAVES NOR.
for Elizabeth CITY. Eden on. Mnckcy. :,
Ferry I;oyrr, IantoGu, Echavcn. ttc'
Connects at f!vntCn With X. unt s y ~
Ht"G!aer rs follows: Daily (exCey. sun.
dlhA) i"I i2!Em2u;h. :LIam.sy!!G. Williams
DAY. and SATURDAY. for ali ian;.im;5s
OF Ciio"an river. and Como on NON
DAY ana lf;liAy fur S"lpprrrong riv, r;
G1hn"ctinE at i.cl!hnErn with Steamer
Virginia Dare for Makccyvillc south
date landings.
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Fer further INFORMATION apply to
Il. II. Wl:iti!T. Agent. Norfolk, Va:
4. u. STEEEiiS:', asst Tariff M'gr.
w. j.. TURNER. General Pass As't
j. WHl.N I;N. Traffic Manager
Gennrn! Offices. BAltImole. I'D.

Z OF l;lCi.AIOHp, PETERSBURG, OLD
POINT, CLAi;EMONT. NEWPOR'r
NEWS and james river Landings direct by
Observation-Disclosures EaviEaton Company;
Elegant steamer PpCAEONTAS leaves
Ciydo's Wharf, NORFOLK. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY ana SATURDAY q.
It. m, touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport Nc"s going and returning.
arriving At Richmond about . %. m, con-
rC"iuG with al evening trains. Fare In
Richmond. $l59; fare 10 Richmond and
return, $3.50: fare To Richmond. second
class, 81. Ti5hctS much cheaper than
by any other route 10 i.chmond, Peters
burg. Warcrly, iiiCEs:ord and stations on
Atlantic and panviiic railroad and ali
,oints via Richmond. Tickets Tor sale nj
ticket agencies o: Wake & Son, II
Brandt ana on board steamer.
Freight received daily. sunday excepted,
for all above named points.
JAMES ". McChRRICK,
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new and powerful iron palace
stcd;ners NEWPCRr NEWS, WASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK will ieavo
daily as follows.
NORTH BOUND.
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6 6. * IL. anAl,oAnD AIR LINE.
ARSOLuTELY THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTu-ONLY
40 HOURS 10 ATLANTA
SCHEDULE M ETEEC"r SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER -. 1895
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Mess Pork-Ncw, 1915.
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Cofice-Stcady: Rio, common, 1870
lI1ac.; Fair, 1SAQ13c.i Good, 2O92oI.c.;