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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
rntcrtainmont nj Judge Parsons.

judge and Mrs. Galushs Parsons enter
tanned Informally last Saturday evening IN
honor OF Can't. and Mrs. L, \. Edwards, 4
delightful evening was spent. appetiziaE
refreshments being served after several
ENJOYABLE games OF cards had been played.
Anon those present were: Capt. and
Mrs. r. A Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der Reed. Nr. and Mrs. L. W, Roys, AIR.
ana Mrs ". A. Worden.
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Elastic Belts.

THE NEWEST THING IN BEES
NEW WORKS. LATEST FAI-s
HERE IN DIFFERENT WIDE
ADJUSTABLE TO ANY FIGUE
Black Silk Elastic Belts. fsiI
inches wide, handsome Whit ~
buckles, 19c TO S1.99.
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Puzzles.

Steamboat Puzzle, 75c.
Steamship Puzzle. zoe.
Naval Scroll Puzzle, CSC.
Brownies Scroll Puzzle, 75c.
Eureka Puzzle, sc.
Naval Picture Puzzle, 75c.
Picnic Party, Scroll Puzzle. 49c-
Seven Wise Men Puzzle. 10c.
St. Nicholas Picture Puzzle, 4Sc.
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Books Fancy COlOrS
and Covers.

A r c Object Lessons, 2ec.
Little Folks Trip Abroad, 80.
Nursery Rhymes, 19c.
Little Folks History Of h United
States, 25c.
Illustrated Animal Stories. &c.
Fido's Frolics, 23c.
Kitty's Capers, 23c.
Fur and Feathers, PC.
Chatterbox, zee.
Children of the World. soc.
Uncle Sans Story World, S9c:
Dolly Book. Csc.
Jack in the Box. 25c.
Brownies Through the Union, s1.23.
Rosy Cheeks, 25c.
Wee Lassies, 15c.
Playing Trades. Ice.
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great many people spent the afternoon al
the golf Iinks. More still went 20 the foot
ball game, and came away trying not 10
lock as II Il was a usual thing TO see a Ia
coma football team beaten 1T was only a
practice game, anyhow, you know. Dur
star men weren't playing" But II you
had followed the erowd you would have
found yourself On board the warsnip Pniia-
delphla. which arrived in the haroor
Wednesday. Hundreds OF people visited
the great white ship on Thursday and
looked wise while they were being shown
the big guns and all the various other APP
purtenances OF a war vessel 20 interesting
20 landluDoers, and II they were as wise as
they looked. they discreetly held their
peace and asked as few foolish questions
as possible, All sorts OF plans are rife for
the entertainment OF the officers while they
ore here. The Union Club viii give them
a reception the early part OF the week. ana
many other minor affairs are In prospect.
Then as nighttais settled down upon the
city almost every one did his best to act
upon the suggestion made from the stage
o. the Tacoma theater a few nignts ago
AS Turkey has been worrying US cOnsld-
erably lately. we VIII endeavor 10 worry
turkey a little ourselves next Thursday
and we probably did.
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Christmas Tree
Ornaments.

NEEDED IF YOU HAVE m
CHRISTMAS TREE.
Candle Holders. Ic each.
Fancy Candies, &c box.
Tinsel, colored. per string, q.
Silver and Gold Tinsel, four ~
length. &c.
Gold and Colored Tinsel, &C.
Wide Colored and Gold Tinsei, IL
Box of 100 Glass Bead Ornanssa
79c. sec.
100 Handsome Striped Glass 0rt
ments l|-uerent sizes and styles i
s1.Sa. S1.49.
Tinsel and Cupid Star Ornaments /
Fancy Ornaments. per dozen, z
Colored Glass Eggs, Balls. etc, n
dozen, SC. 2lc. 24c. Sc. 45c. 4Sc.
Ten strings colored Glass Beads &
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Tops, Drums,
Horns. Etc.

THE MORE NOISE, THE MORE
FUN. THAT'S WHAT BOYS
THINK.
French Singing Tops. 44c.
Large String Tops, fancy colors. 1oc,
pic.
Musical Tops on Wheels, 19c.
Spinning and Flying Tops. sc. 25c.
German Spinning Tops, 2sc.
Trumpets, 14c.
Fancy Horns, 10c.
Colored Horns, lSc.
Fancy Trumpets. sc.
Bugles, 24o.
Large French Horns, Ice.
Cyrograph. artistic top. go.
~Tambourines, 24c.
Large Tambourines, 45c.
Drums, all sizes, $3.50. CSC, 7ec, 69c,
29c, 19c.
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Wagons. Boats. Etc.

PRESENTS LIKE THESE CARRY
JOY RIGHT WITH THEM.
Self-Action Wagon on Wheels, 45c.
Animals on Wheels, Sc.
Tin Horses and Wagons. &c, 2oc.
Horse Car, 19c.
Chrome Wagon, 25c.
Fire Engine. 25c.
Horse and Chime. &c.
English Omnibus, wooden. s1.20.
Wooden Coal Carts, 29c.
Wooden Circus Train, 69c.
Worlds Noah's Ark, SIC.
Wooden Boat, City. OF Chicago, 25c.
Wooden Express Wagon, 29c.
Coal Cart. large, A.l9.
Battleshju New York, wooden. two
sizes. SIC. s1.19.
Sail Boats, rugged, S1.10.
Self-Action Race Cart, rubber tire,
S1.29, Sl39.
Chimes on Wheels. &c.
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Games, Puzzles, Books.
Etc.

COMPANIONS FOR YOUNG
FOLKS. GIFTS THAT DO NOT
OUTLINE THEIR USEFULNESS.
PRICES SCARCELY COUNT.
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TN TOWNS NEARBY.
How Society Enjoyed the Week
of Thanks ana Feast.
THE PHILADELPHIA Al Thc omA.
Tier Officers Wen Entertained Ever
EFT, s~nohoElish and Port Town
sends Parties Noted.

ACONA. Nov. 30
Special Thursday
wac not an deal
Thanksgiving day
IN point OF weather
by any a but
although the ele-
ments did all IN
their power TO
dampen snthG
gsm, every r
seemed determined
to have a jolly
Thanksgiving IN
spite OF them. A
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Tools. Blocks. States, Etc.

INSTRUCT AS WE'LL AS ENTER
TAIN. DELIGHTFUL GIFTS.
Tool Chests and Tools. complete, 6
sizes. &c, SIC, CSC. 95c, $l.6s, SIS.
Letter Blocks, 24c.
Building Blocks. colored, Sc, 10.
Alphabet Blocks. 10c.
Building Blocks, sc, pc, 41c.
Brownie Building Blocks. 65c.
Pictorial Pyramid Blocks, three
sizes. 10c, 4Sc, Csc.
Embossed Alphabet Blocks, 90.
B~sackGOarGS, 3Jc.
Abaeus. for counting. 45c. &c.
Brownie Rubber Stamps, . sizes, SC,
SIC.
Drawing States. 1ar. I0c. 6 &c.
Colored Drawing States. sc.
Paint Boxes, full set water colors,
&c. &c. 1oc. 23c, 35c. 45c, soc, up to $l-69.
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Pianos, Rocking Hos
Etc.

Rocking Horses. S26e.
Fine Hair Rocking Horses lns~
saddle, $S.i9. $40.
Red Wheelbarrows, s4o. sc
Vel0cipedes. a.9S. $3.s.
Doll Carriages. wicker, Ge.
DOH Carriages, with paraso,s =,
s1.69. S2.49. $2.S9.
Girls Tricycles, plush seats "a
s4.+S.
Pianos, 19c, Csc, si.9s. SIS. as
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Rubber Dolls, with squeaks, 25c.
Esquimau Wooden Dolls. sc u 25c.
Rubber Dolls. knitted yarn clothes.
several sizes, &c, l5c, l9c, SSc, 4sc' Sc
Rubber Babies, &c.
Paper Dolls and Dresses, SC.
Babyland Rag Doll. completely
santa Claus Doll, with bells. 2sc.
Rubber Negro Dolls. dressed, 1Sc.
Bisque Robinson Crusoe. Jointed,
dressed in colored fur. 6Sc.
Double Dolls. bisque heads, combina-
ton negro and white Dolls, 1Oc
Cloth Doll Bodies, fancy heads, &c.
10c.
Dressed Rag Babies. 2+c.
Cloth Dolls. china heads, sc, l9c.
Zulu Dolls. jointed, &c.
Little Bisque Dolls, lOc.
Blonde and Brunette China Dolls, 4c,
Tiny Blsque Dolls, jointed. with
China Doll Heads, blonde and bru-
nette. sc, 12c. lie, pc.
Bisque Heads, with curly hair. 12c.
Bisque Heads, blonde hair. movable
eyes. 39c.
Dressed Niger Dolls. u inches long.
jointed. pc, SOC.
Handsomely Dressed Boy and Girl
Dolls. white flannel suits. bisque head.
10 inches. 24c.
Dresser Sailor Dolls. bisque head. soc,
39c.
Infant Dolls, dressed, 24c.
japanese Dolls, dressed in silk, 69c,
55c.
Dressed Infant Dolls. bisque head,
SOC.
Niger Dolls. jointed. natural hair,
dressed, 75c.
Large Baby Dolls, dressed in long
clothes. kid body. bisque head, S1.49.
12-inch Baby Dolls. dressed. CSC.
Handsome Imported Dolls, Bisque
head, faxen hair, jointed body, closing
eyes. 3s inches long. n.I5.
Beautiful Dolls. with faxen curls.
fointed body, bisque head, as follows:
80 inches long. $S.69: q inches. S7.9s; &c
inches, 1913; "a inches, $50; 20 inches,
s2.9S.
Sleeping Dolls. with bisque heads
and curly hair. is inches, S3.4S: 20
inches. s3.9S; Is inches, s. IS.
Brunette Dolls. with real hair. kid
body. hisdue head. closes eyes. st.59.
lS-inch Jointed Kid, body, pretty
bisque head. SIC.
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Sale on Handsome Fur
Capes Continued.

WONDERFUL CHANCES IN THE
BETTER LINES-CONEY, ASTHA-
KHAN. BALTIC AND WOOL SEAL
PERSIAN LAMB AND MARTEN
CAPES.
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Dolls Clothes, Etc.

DOLLc NANJS AXE fhOflDED
FOR THE SAME AS FOR REAL
FOLKS.
Doll Trunks. two apartments. lock
and key, Acc. 59c, Gee.
Dolls Wooden Furniture, per box.
25c.
Folding Wire Beds. mattress and pill
lows, 81 IS.
Dolls Toilet Set. 5 pieces, 15c.
Fairy Wardrobe. doll dressmaking, 5
doll garments, 4Sc.
Dolls Crochet BOOtees. White and
fancy colors, per pair, 10c.
Cambria Doll Bonnets. lace trimmed.
25c.
Set of Doll Jewels, Ice.
Wire Doll Beds, 1S-inch length. CSC.
Doll Slippers, with buckles, per pair.
Sc.
Dolls Woven Hammocks. PC.
Crochet Hoods for Dolls, white, blue
and pink. 16c.
Dolls Folding Cradles, wooden. 1sc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-17

schr. Gracie ID. Chambers. Green,
New York. with lumber.
Schr. Georgia Clark, Bartlett. New
York, with lumber.
Schr.. Emily Johnson, Paul, James
river. light.
schr; Three Brothers, Bailey. James
Schr. Bella Russell, James. New
York, with lumber.
Schr. lym. l.. Franklin, Thomas.
James river, light
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS.
Five ships entered this port to-day.
The British steamship Baron Ardros.
san entered from Norfolk To load cargo
on account of Furness.
Br. stmp. Mercedes entered from Phil
adelphia to load miscellaneous cargo
on account Of Barger 4 Co.
The British steamship Wilcysike en-
tered from New Orleans, conlcd and
cleared fer Bremen, Germany.
The Austrian ship Tergcste. from Sa-
vannah. coaled and cleared for Venice
Italy.
The Norwegian steamship Nord!syn.
form New Orleans. coaled and cleared
for Rotterdam, Holland
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y ~ Il Z /.
s2.65R3.3o; do, patents, s240@2T5; Min
rosetta clear, $2.500S.10; patents, sa150
$40; low extras, S2.25@2.65: city mills,
$4,000; do, patents, $4dl4.25; Southern
Southern flour, dull common to fail.
extra. s2.1092.S0: good to choice, do,
$2.90@3. =.
Wheat-Fairly active and easier; No.
red store and elevator 69kc.; afioat.
Tic.
Corn-Dull and easier; No. 2, $3.50
S3&c. elevator; 34&c. afioat. Options
We're dull and steady at A@Ac decline;
December, 33ssc.; January, 33JSc.: May.
34Ssc.; July, 35hc.
Oats-Dull and steady; options dull
and easier; December, 22Hc.; january,
222c.; May, 2iAc.; January. 24Ac.
Spot prices, No. 2, 22hc.; No. white,
24Ac.; mixed Western, 23&24c
Beef-Quiet and steady: family, 500
1850; extra mess S7.50QS.50. Beef
hams, dull. Sl5@15.50 Tierced beef
flrmer: city extra India mess, $4,000
1900.
Cut Neats-Dull and easy; picked
bellies, 41sc.; shoulders. &c.; hams, $40
S&c.; middles, nominal.
Lard-Firmer and better demand
Western steam, $3.50 asked; city, $50
@5.15.
Pork-Steady and moderate demand;
mess, SS.759925.
Cofee-Steady. Is points up; January,
$3.50; March. S13.60@1365; May. $3.50.
Spot rio, dull and steady; No. Z, 14kc.
Sugar-Raw, dull and steady; fair
refining, 3MD3Ac.
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Cotton Markets.

New York, Dec. 16.-Cotton dull: mid
ding gulf. 13-16d; middling, S 9-l6d;
Net receipts, 1891 bales; gross, 6,30C
bales; exports to France. 553 bales; to
continent 1884 bales; forwarded 1,37a
bales; sales, - bales; stock, lS2, 9O2
bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, 42,55s
bales; exports to Great Britain. rs.
bales; to Franco, 9099 bales; to CONT
nent 1884 bales; stock. 1.005,007 bales
Total so far this week: Net receipts.
.o.26l bales; exports to Great Britain.
?.III bales; to France, 5000 bales; to
continent. 5.56S bales
Kew York. Dec. l6.-Cotton-Future
closed quiet and steady; sales. 12O.oOC
bales December. S.22: January, S.23
February, SOS; March. SAB; April. $50
May, SAP; June, S45; July. SAC: August
S.i7; September, SIS; October, SOY; No.
vcmbcr, sos.
Liverpool. Dec. 16.-12:3O p. m.-Cot-
ton. demand fair and prices steady;
American middlinE. issd; sales. 10000
bales; American. $500 bales; speculat ton
and export, 1000 bales; receipts. 20 GOO
bales; American, 7.40O bales. Futures
opened steady and demand moderate
Liverpool, Dec. lG.-l2:45 y. m.-Cot-
ton, American grades advanced 1-32d;
M ,,iI,.,,,c middiing fair, . 1.l6d; good
middling. >9-lGd; good ordinary, =
l6d; ordinary, 4Md.
Liverpool. Dec. lG.-+ p. m.-Cotton.
american middlins. December, I 81 -G4d
December and January, 32-G4GD4 S3-6sG
January and February, 32-Ga@i 33-fid
seller; February and March, 32-6id
buyer; March and April 32-6Id buyer;
Api'l and May, 32-Glsii 33-Gid value:
May and June. 33-GId buyer: June
and July. 4 33-6iM4 54-Gid buyer; July
and August. al-Gih buyer; August
and September. 32-G4G4 33-G4d value;
October ana November. unofficial
22-64@4 23-Gid value. Futures closed
steady.
New Orleans, Dec. 16-Cotton futures
stead; sales 29,I0O bales. December
Sll; January, S0I; February, S.l2;
March. sic; April. S.19; May, S.23: June
Sc: July, S.29; August SPA Septcm-
Der, 40: October, 7.S4.
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baltimore Marker.

western super. s245@a.65: do, extra
S2.75@3; do, family, S315@350: winter
wheat, patents, S3.55@3s5: spring, do.
do, S3.50@3.T0.
Wheat-Dull and easy: No. ., red
spot and December, G5@65Mc.; January
65Isc bid: May, ca. I6Sc.; steamer, No
2. red, 62G62Ac.: Southern. by sample
66@G6lac.; do, on grade, 62@65Mc.
Corn-Easy; mixed. spot. 22s@D32hc.
year. 1925 @32hc.; January, 32Ss@32&c.
February, 32A 033c. March. 1913 Gn339sc.
steamer. mixed. 31&@31kc.: Southern
white. 31Ia@32&c.; do, yellow, 32G33c
Oats-I:asier; No. g white Western
2dkc. asked; No. 2, mixed do, 22is@
Rye-Quiet and steady: No. q 440
doc. near by; 46@i7c. Western.
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THE STOCK MARKET
The Railway Stocks for the First Time in
Weeks Figure More Prominently.
lEA1HER PED AND TOBACCO LAAGUID.
Demand for Cotton Fair-sToney Easy
ON CAll-Fiour Dublin wheat
There Was n Noticeable Absence
Of Confidence i'm the .HulIs Pro.
visions Closed Strong.

New York, December 1G.-Stocks to-
DAY were more active. The business
was also better distributed than of
late, the railways for the first time in
weeks figuring prominently In the deal
ings. Manhattan was the special card,
rising from 1O2M to LOT on extensive
dovering of short contracts. All old
rumors about the property were reviv-
ed, 1t being stated that the company
Will receive important concessions from
the city; that bids had been made
for controlling interest by parties
friendly to the traction interest, and
that leading capitalists had bought
back their stock
Nothing of a definite character devcl-
oped except that long outstanding
short interest had taken fright and
covered up The squirt of activity in
Manhattan affected the bears i'll other
railway issues and there was a general
covering movement all along the line.
In the rise which followed. the Gran
gers, Anthracite ooalers, and the Van
derbilts were most conspicuous and I'M
proved anywhere from = to per cent.
The Industrinls were fevcrish through
out, owing TO the sales to realize profits.
Leather preferred and Tobacco were in
cined to weakness and sold down to
G7B and 7Sh respectively. Chicago Gas
rose to T12s, and receded to FOX 6p!0M
Sugar was weaker and on moderate
trading rccedcd to 103BM103ai In the
closing dealings Manhattan, which had
run off from LOT to 1864. returned to
l0T and the whole market left off firm.
Net changes show advances OF Il as per
cent, Manhattan leading. Sugar lost
2A per cent. In the active list Bay
State Gas rose ~ to 25Ih, and Eric
Telephone. PIG to Gila.
Total sales were sos shares.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort of NorfOIII and Portsmouth
December 10th. 1898.
ARRIVALS.


Br. stmp. Lingiieid, White. Galveston
to fiarvc, to WIN. Lamb & Co. Coaled
and sailed.
Er. stmp. sapphi:c. Taylor, New Or
leans to Bremen, TO VIM. Lamb & Co.
Coaled and sui!ed.
Er. stmp. vittora, Wctherll. New
York. to VIM. Lamb 6. Co, to load coke
for Tampico
Br. stmp. Aspatria, Harroway, VIII
miiigton Del, to the United States
shipping Company.
SD, stmp. Buenoventura, LuzarraSo,
savannah to Liverpool, TO VIM. Lamb
x co. Coalcd and Sailed
Stmr Clison, Buchanan, Delaware
iireakwater, TO VIM. Lamb & Co, for
Steam yacht NADIA, Packard, New
sehr. \. D. I.anson, Smith, Wash
ington. ID. c.; Alice Il. Phillips, Cros-
sley, Bridgeport; y. II. Sherman. pills
bury, New York: Charles +. Tuttlc.
Bowen, New, Haven: Il. and T. Har-
graves, Rislcy. Providcns.i, to WIN.
Lamb d Co, for coal.
Schr. r.. Il. Runlett. Fountain, New
York. light.
Schr. William H. Davidson, Hankin,
New York, light.
Schr. Theresa Wolf Barrett, New
York. with coal.
schr, James c. Clifford, Mills, New
York. light.
:, Schr r.. G. knight, Jr.. Crowley, New
sehr. John >. Ward, wllbcrt, New
York, light.
schr Myra ". Spear, Huxley, New
York. light.
Schr Lottic, ketchum, Philadelphia,
with coal.
Schr. Ann 7. Trainer, Derrickson.
New York, with coal.
SGhr Fannie Tracy. Hickman. New
York, light.
schr. Henry p. Ravens, Walton, Phil
adclphia, with coal.
Schr Lulu NJ. Quillin. Insley, Phila-
.delphia, with coal.
Schr. G. G. Cranmer Mathis, New
York. light
Schr. William T.. Burden. Taylor, Bal
timorc, with coal.
Schr. T.. CT. Irwin. Riggin, Baltimore.
schr;; Express. Wetherley, Salem, N.
j., light.
schr. Rebecca, Hammett, New York.
light.
Schr. Moonlight, Cranmer, New York,
with salt
Tug Triton. Chase, New York, with
barge Independent, to VIM. Lamb g.
Co, for coal
Barges Franc Pendleton and Nancy
Pendleton. New York, to VIM. Lamb
& Co. for coal.
MEMORANDA
Schr. Samuel ii Sharp, Crowley New
York, with coal, arrived at Old Point
Cape Henry. Va. Dec. 1912 M
Clear. North wind: is miles. Heavy
northeast swell.
SAILED
Br stmp Micmac, MeikIc, Leith via
Newport News. by the U. S. Shipping
Co., with $4,000 bushels of corn and 1873
logs.
Barkentine Bruce Hawkins, Boston,
In tow tug Taurus, OBrlen.
Nov {
weston. with TAT tons gas coal.
Schr. Agnes L. Manson. Babbltt, Bos-
ton. with coal.
Schr. Mary A. Randall, Randall, New
London, with coal.
Schr. T.. Morris Perot, Randolph.
New York. with box shocks
Schr. Lydia III. Roper, Hanson. New
York with lumber.
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Travellers cI;I,,n 3

IlE. NORFOLK, tALBENIARLE AMI
ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO. - -,
Nunning betweenf Norfolk und tho fam.
3ns Virginia Beach Seaside ResorI Ts
ShtAS W. HURT and Nv. VAN NOR
i1ME TABLN I'm EFFECT SUNDAY.
,pST0gER, 9Th. 1895.
Leave Norfolk--7 a. m, MIXED; ii n. M.
ioShi express: p. M, local express
pre savG N woi,Einin aeaeh-9 m, local ex-
press. - 49, y, r. - 1853 $3.50 CA CA
SUNDAY TRAINs:,
r. H.. local express dls, n 50 = =. ' 80
ox Leave Virginia Bench--1:30 p. M, Local
Trains stops only on gigilals MT fntermn
sensern. - 80 ~ Peg as
forty-iive minutes ~ = =
Fl. p. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent
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TI.ayEE.El 1; i III 4 s5s I s
Fa:s 0LID.|lD0A|A!gHIST STEAMSHIP
GUhiPAhY
u FUR NEW X DIRK

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+ 81 EFSa NsM HGEk tNRAyg
DAYS at ii M, sXT iIjIth5 & Aa,.
Passenger Recommendations Observation-Disclosures
fg ape, ih, ,s,ns meals and state.
Fare. round trip limited 10 thirty ii: 81
FOR tickets and reservation 81 a 70 e
M FUR strsft Pr Is ssseI ONCE ii
NNff%RS5t News Every T sU Hii sha le ana
mT dliSs /, sISHEPTIH or sTEAMERsS
and Elaine, sailing daily except Sur
FoR sSEf rSopSSa4gyAs S So and REffsls
m: and s:A5 p. m; Portsmouth,. e:i t;ts and
1SSs N 10 are a e 20 ana
ah FOR j p Fl nAMproE-At Ills a. N. ana
d M o aG nf 1t los and s sSs
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH 8
s45 D. m: Bay Lno Whar 9f at D. M at
d9 H4R eY T;aaF sn Y AK wApD R1i,pn
Whayf at 5:so a. m Pies GtHmeeasy a.
nj Ray Rhs ss M Poat 6NsaiHNS0i1 HNp a s IS
hssSsy sna nasy S Il $50 @ PSfls
mouth. S:iJ a. m: Bay Line Wharf, Nor
folk, ut 300 q N; returning next day
FOR SEVERN RIVER Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf Mt G:3O n. M; PORTSMOUTH, GAS a.
M: bay Line. Norfolk. a. m.
SUFFOLK-At 3 p. M: Portsmouth,, 3:10
p. M. connecting at Suffolk with 8. and
Freight for Mathews. Back, Poquosln,
Ware, Severn and Nnnsemond rivers
DreDlt1 z -
~ EoRTIIp GeHRoLINA DIvIs1oN-Foerr..
merry N N. and w. D. L.--Steamer Albe-
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, NJ
c., Mondays ut a. M; Thursdays, at
u M. cirry:rs freight and passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar.
Pungo and Pamlico rivers. a.
Freight for Sewbcrn, N. c., received at
N. and s. r. II. depot.
Freight received daily except Sunday,
All schedules subject to change witf,-
NJ. p. CROMWELL. Agent.
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NorrOIh Cotton Mnrl,ct.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 1G, 1895.
Fish-Mackercl, No. 2, In kegs, $500;
new. small, $3.50; new. medium Sl2; No.
3. in kegs, $3.50; Herring, Family Roe.
ha!f barrel. S2.75: North Carolina Cut
Herring, SS.2503.7G; Eastern. in barrels
Mess Pork-New, $9.15.
1Iam-Pork, s10.35.
Hams-Srnithneid. 14Q17c.
~, Bnlk Meats,Clcar rib. $50; fat
backs. Use; bellies 51ac., as to size
pieces; pork plate. s4.90W5.00.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, TIC
Bacon-Shoulders, 6Xc.
Breasts-SuEar cured Joke
Lard-Pure lard, tierces. 7Gp7Ac., as to
cases and tubs. 7Ac. over tierces: com
pound, 5hc;; tierces, In cases. 51kc.
Dairy, 9Q91ac.
:. Butterr-,Market strong: New York
state dairy. new, 23c.; fresh cream
Kerosene Oil-Firm; 112 degrees. lie. ::
GO degrees. 1Shc.: Red. $50 degrees, lac.
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go.

49, Ii.iN IltaN AN
OTHER LINE.
DAY AND NIGHT EX-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN. EFFECT MAY 6, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
1:io n. m. daily. except sunday--(por;s-
mouth, High street, 7:3O u, M
Arrive ut Philadelphia, 6:52 n.
NJ: New York AT S:,S D. IN.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
o'lo D. m daily, Portsmouth, High stree
2:35) Arrive ut Philadelphia
$50 n. M: New York, 7:43 a. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
3o n. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street.
9:l0.) leaving New York at S u.
M. Philadelphia, ZIG u. M
ItitlNE AT NORFOLK.
80 p III. daily, except Sunday-Norts-
inouth, liigh street, S:l5 y. mn
leaving New York at S a. nm, :
Philadelphia. 1920 II. M
Close connection made with all rail ana
sound lines tn and from boston. -
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
hetwcen Jersey City, Philadelphia ana
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet ana Par
Tor Cars on day trains between phila-
Gelphin and Cape Charles.
checked at, Wakes Agency. under Al
lanttc Hotel. and on the steamers
Il. il. COOKE. General Agent
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Southern Fruits-Bananas, s1@l.25
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica. s475 per
box; cocoanuts, $500 per bag OF 100;
Lemons, $4,000; Northern apples, S275
6p4.00
Turnips. sl.25: sweet potatoes, $1,000
Sl.I5; Onions. s1.75; parsnips, So; celery,
35c. bunch; carrots. Sl.75
Poultry-Chickcns. old 20025c.
spring chickens, 120lSc
Egss-Wholesale. 2lou22c. per dozen.
BecswaX-27c. per pound
IIuck-lriSh potatoes: Eating pota-
toes. sl.25 per bag; Onions, sl.75 per
bag.