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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-07
A TLANTIc AND DANv1LLE RAILWAY
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Isr, 1894.
Leave Companys wharf. Portsmouth, daily.
Leave shippers compress wharf, Norfolk
Leave West Norfolk daily. 945 a IN
For Danvile and ali intermediate stations, r
irving al panvie NJ 5:25 U. III.
Leave Portsmouth, daily except Sunday 5
+. IN.
Leave Norfolk, $50 pm.
Leave West Norfolk 5:i5 D. m
Tor LawrenGeville aud intermedl ate points.
arriving i.nWreuceyille Mt y pm
Leave l.awrenceyills daily texcept Sunday
ate III arriving AT Dapviilc alto q. IN
Connections made at Danville and Jedress
Junction for all points in the Southern Rail-
way system: at lenniston junction Tor Dur
ham, sonth BOSTON snd all points on the Dur
hani Division OF the n. and w. X. T.
rnIlinan Sleepers netween Danville. Ashe-
np,ne. Atlanta. Augusta. Memphis aud New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked nj
Wakes Agsncy. Brandt's Ticket Agency, 60 -
nanvs Agency at wharf. Norfolk, Wv. H.
Williams Agency, Portsmouth.
". II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
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OLD DOMINION STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY,
FOR NEW YORK,

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
1 sail from Norfolk on MONDAY TUES
uAl, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
IkpAf at 7 IN. From New York ON MON
~ ~ " i . hoDA Us, WEDNESDAYS, THURS
Passenger accom- n, DDS tions unsurpassed
Fare. including meals and stateroom
berth 90
farc, round trip. limited TO thirty
:, days. ...........-.............. 13 90
rof ti%Sets and reservation Of staterooms APP
general 0ihCc at wharf
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Norfolk eyery
inufsI I,s, IN and ie4ve Newport News
erofI SUNDAY and TUESDAY evening, ar-
irving at Richmond the next morning
TIME SEIZED LIE OF STEAMERS NORTH
Mnpton i;urhy. Aceomack, Virginia Dare
Ino iIle Of whit. sailing daily. except sun-
DAY, Lave tomp2ny wharf Norfolk
FOR OLD P0INT-At c. $40 and iI:Io a In
cru cru "1o D m i'orts mouth. 6;45 and 1880 and
S ,,,n M: bay Line Wharf. Norfolk at and
FOR HAMrTON-At l1:I5 a 10 and s.5 IN.
pay IL 10 M and p III: Portsmouth at 1906
FOR NEwf0KT NEWS AND sNIrHFIELD
Al 20 IA; Portsmouth, 2:45 y N; Bay Line
FOR EAST AND WARE RIvERS-Daily. OK
cept Sunday leaving ConlpAn-rs wharf at q. 20
a IN: Portsmouth,, GAS u IN: BAY Line Wharf
Norfolk. a IN.
FOR BACK. PoQUoslN AND SEVERN
ElFERS-Touching at Old Point, leaving
and tRlpAYS at $50 ~: Portsmouth. S:45 a
M Fay Line wharf, Norfolk. at III. return
For NANsEMoND RIVER AND sUF.
FOLK AT IN; Portsmouth. 3l0 D IN, con-
meeting a. Suffolk with w. l.. Co.; r. T. and S.
Freight Tor Matthews. Back. Poouosin. Wars
S-yefn and Napsemond rivers must bs pro.
NORTH CAROLINA Observation-Disclosures
" w. l., - A
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~
DAILY. B--Breakfast. D-Dinner. Sup.
40 81 connects at Weldon with A. c. Line.
LINEN s!cepers Por smouth to Atlanta Ga
,o 0h Mondays. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS con-
TO- NJ franklin with steamer Olive for Eden
RaIeinh .nahdings on tho river. Connects at
g XIV Hn WIN eouthern Railway for hshevlile,N
ri E"u I'll intermediate points on tho w. ~ c.
No 4o3 and Al. vestibule Limited Train. No
extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper
Portsmouth TO Monroe N C. Connect. Iii
Iectly at Atlanta with W and a. H. H. for
chat'anooCa. Nashville and all points We,t.
connects with A. and w. p. Z. r. for Mobile
west
No. Z. ll' ing Scotchmau. makes nil stops
between Portsmouth and Boykins and Lewis
ton, connecting ut Pendlcton for Murfreesboro.
NC.
ARRIVE.
sNo. 400. Atlanta Special $50 n H.
.No. rs. MSil and Expe,s, 500 y. M
sNo. -. Flying Scotchman, I'D n m, S:55 pm.
For tickets aud basge checks to al points
South and southwest, sleeping car reSery alton
aud general information, call on or address W.
V. II. Williams, 2I7 High street. Portsmouth,,
Va
4. J. ANDERSON. i. w. BROWN, .Ir,
Gen. lass. Agent, lass and Ticset Art
+ ST. John. JOHN H. WINDER
Nice-prcsidenf. General Manager.
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NOrfoIt COtIou yfnruct.
OFFICE OF The VIEGINfAN.

NoRFoLK, Va, February 6, 1895.
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad For
Norfolk, ~ bales; other points, as bales:
total. 49, bales
Norfolk and Southern Railroad--For
Norfolk. bales, other points. gs
bale; total. 9S bales.
=, Norfolk and Western Railroad--For
Norfolk. 7G bales; other points -
bales; total, &c bales.
Seaboard AIRLINE Rairoad-For Nor =
ioik, III bales; othor points. l6J bales;
total. 272 bales
Atlantic and Danvillo Ralroad-For
Norfolk n bales; other points. -
bales: total, rs bales
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CLYDE's REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS
" FOR PHILADELPBIA-- sssK~.n
only direct limo from Norfolk to uEfsaS ~
philadelphia.
Until further orders, steamers are appointed
10 sail from Norfolk every Monday. Wedpes-
day and Saturday ate p. m. and from rhilA.
delphia every Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur-
through bills of lading to ali points South
and Southwest via s. and r., Atlantic CoaGs
line and Virginia and Tennessee Air Lin,
Reilroads. JAMES W. McCARRICK. =
General Southern Agent, Norfslk, Va
WM. r. CLYDE q co, Agents, iiaaslelso
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Stnvc Market.

Market dull, e1cep; II white oak pipes.
lted oak season over. Prime red oak
hogsheads, 30 90; culls, 1900: white oak
hogsLeads, prime. $1,000: culls. $4,000:
white oak heading. prime, Si6.00ais 90;
$500: white oak barrel. $500: culls,
100: white oak, octavoes, sac. 75a25. 90;
culls, s6,00as.U0.
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rnV xoAH, February 6-Flour CLOSED
quiet and steady; winter wheat, low
grades, : sOa2.3O; fair to fancy, 81. 35n
10 10 patents, S2.G0a3.uI; Min
Gesota clear, *2.2Ja260; putsnts, SB.95a
1.uO; low extras, Sl.9Ua2 50. southern
hour closed dull ANA steady; common Ia
fair extra. sl90a2.75: good to choice.
90, s.. Sua2.2b. Wheat closed fairly q tive
ana hrmer, No. red. store and eleva-
SOC, 6iAc; :aiiOat, o9;c. Corn closed
dGil and strong: No ,. lsa4S.c, elevator;
aW49ic aioat Gate closed dull anu firm;
No :, 33ta3ii &c; No ,. white, 3tn36!c; nike
western, 3 ,a35!c; white do. 3j5u4Uc. cut
meats, qui"t and st &iy; picked bellies.
a5;c; shoulders, 4!ai.c hams. 7luSc;
hiiddles. nominal. Lard closed quiet Al
strohEer: Western steam, $50. city. Ga
&c. Pork closed dull and steady; mess,
sll '29al l.";eXtra prlmr. nominal. Cot
iee-hlo. dul ana s.eauy; No z, lG!c.
sugar-Rsw. dull and steady; fair reiin.
ing. PC centrlfugals, o. test 3 G;
refined, dun. on A. 3Ja3;c: mould A.
Slide; standard &, 3 l3-lGal: cut loaf,
. -!6ai C; crushed. 7-!6a4 @. powdered.
4 l-ldai.c; granulated, 3 l5-lGai &c: cubes.
O l-l6a4tc.
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WHOLESALE EDUCATIONAL

Cypress LlH,ber---Market i'll good do.
maud. Boards lx6-16 feet long, $500:
boards. lx6-16 rough, S10.U0al126;
boards. 1xl2 to IS inch-16 feet clear,
S2i.0oa25.OO: boards, rough, wide, $1,000
1850; scarce and in demand.
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Baltimore NEurilets.

BAsTIhonE. February 6.-rlour close d
Gull: Western rupornue. al.s0a2 90;
Western extra, S!.2ja2. 90 do. fam
lily. e.. 60a2.76; winter wheat, patents.
S2,S5nS.lb: sprng do. 93.4Ua5O5; do.
straight. S3l5a3.35. Wheat closed strong
No z, red, 67a57tc: steamer No Z,
red. 54a5i!c; Southern wheat by
sample, 5ta3sc;i do on grade, 5IIa57!c.
Corn closed strong: mixed. 45,ai5;c;
steamer No :. 46c bid. southern white
corn. i7c; DO yellow, 41c. Oats CLOSED in.
active and steady; No 2 white Western.
53a36c; No mixed Western 3la34sc.
Iroylsions closed STEADY; mess pork /,
sli.OOi bulk shoulders. &C; short rib
fides, 7:c; clear sides. &c; sugar cured
shoulders, 7c; hams. small. l0lalOEc,
large, lO!o. Lard-Retincd. Sc. Coffee.
quiet; No Z, lGic. Sugar, firm; Grnnu-
lated, 4.0S.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. is, IS
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov is, 1894
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
7:iO q. m.-Ene chicago Hxprcss-
For Petersburg, Rich.
nOnd and Warrington,
sino Tor lynchDurg,
field. Pocah onIan, Ia on :.
Own, GOturnbus snd
s;i.IcGSos Sleeper fkonn.
OKe to Column bus with
out change. Also for
FuiasHI, HristOl, Knox.
vile. Chattanooga aud
intermediate points
Pullman sleeper. trad
FORD 40 Chnttunooga.
1000 n-fcr petersburg, KRdtord, Pu-
iaski, Bristol; also Tor Buehelj
and POcahontas; also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on Win
tion-salem Division Ha. l-
man sleeper Norfolk In Roam
oEe. Connelt. At Roanote nc
.;iO " III with Washington and
Chattanooga, limited for ali
points South and West Pull
nan s.eepers Roanoke TO Mem
pnisand New Orleans. Dining
a r E--NorioiK daily, S:aoa M. ll;25 a M
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
CYsIIRuLH iIMIrED.l
Leave Norfolk 4:S5 p M, ar
rive. Richmond 200 p M con.
necring for Washington, Balti-
more, Philauelphia and New
YORK. Returning, ieave Rich.
Tond 800 a IN, arrive Norfolk
1l:25 H. Stops only nj suf,ot
Wavery and Petersburg second
class tickets mol aCcep,ed in,
patsare on these trains. Wv
Other daily train ltaye Nor
.olE wv N, arrive at Rich
mona Hos m. Returning
leave Richmond $40 y IN mr.
Eorn,.u rive ut Norfolk $40 . m
~ iur.nci Information as TO tickets. rates.
,,gHaSe, onecks, etc, call on or address Il W
pOOhIHEI, District Passenger Agent; G
noSLEf Ticket Agent. sc Main street, corner
OF Cranky, or c + FINCH. Agent. depot Nor.
ioII ami Western railroad.
W. .BEvILL,
General Pa ringer Agent.
General Of re, Roanoke. Va
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Air Dried Pine Lumber

A flooring dry ana clear. SLIPS;
A rough edge. best. $1,000; No.
$500; small jsists, $500; large jolsts,
SS.Goal0.00; 2x4 l6-scantling, seas.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
DIRECT ROUTE,

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND SA-
NANNAH
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
FRIDAY at 600 D. m. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
600 U. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE:
First class, including meals and
:, saloon etsteroom berth ...s 9 90
second ciass. including meals and
pertn Observation-Disclosures wv
FOR SAVANNAH.
Every SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY at n. NJ.
fare-First-ciass, including meals
ana berth ..........-..S1 2 70
Fare Sec Ond -class. including
meals and bunk . 90
Perishable freight sent via Proyidenos
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
at the same rate IA by direct steamers to
Boston
=, Perishable freights not received Istor
~. shnh o'ao p, M on sailing days OF Boston
ships: 30 calling days of Providence
ships.
'0r further information apply tn
H. H. Wight, Agent. Norfolk Va
I'D "A; u; sIEBBlNS. Asst Tariff MGR.
w. L. TUNER. General Pass A1snt
d. o. WHITNEY. Trsff. Manager
'ehorai Offices, Baltimore. Md.
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TRavwLwwT aUTuu:
IHNHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
- ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO..

VIE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.,
". Van AZ, N 1"rs, Receivers.
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. /, 1895.
LEAvE NoRFoLx.
'iO NJ, Daily &c t sunday Mixed
9:!5 II M. la iy. Threug cxnress
l&25p M. Daily. Local Express
3;3O III. Daily. Local T. press
o;Sop IN, Daily except Sunday. Local Ex-
press.
d:5op m, sunday only. Through Ex-
sop IN. nai except Sunday. Through
TX rcSs
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
b:0O n III, Poly -, ct Sunuuy, Through
EXPRESS.
Sl5 Ill. Dairy except Sunday. Local E1-
plosS.
1898 an. SundRc only. Local Express.
LILO p III. Da ~ except Sunday. M,Aed.
go IN. Daily. THROUGH Express.
a.SS ia. Daily. Local EXPRESS.
200 pm Da,ly. Local f1prCss
Through Espr. 81 Trains mako the trip In
thirty-uve minutes; Local Expr,ss Ira ms
10 ty-fvc minutes
Chair Car attached TO al Pass' niger trains.
Seats y cents each.
B.P. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
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Kiln Eericd.

4-4No. l. 10 inches, $500; 4-4 No. /,
l2inches. $3.50; Al No edge, SIG. SO;
a No. 2 edge, $3.50; A No 2 stock,
$1,000; "A No. odge, $3.50; A No. 8
stock, Sll 90; bill stuff, air dried, IS. 5On
12Q0
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IEoR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG.

ToR RICHMOND, PETERSBURG.
IL OLD POINT, CLABEMONT, NEW.
PORT NEWS and James river landings
direct by daylight-Virginia Navigation
Company's Eleg mt Steamer pOOAHOA-
AS.leaves Nlyde siWharf NorfoiR. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at a. M. touching at Portsmoutn, y d
Point, Newport News going ana return
ing, arriving at Richmond about D. M,
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
to Richmond. 800; fare to Richmond
second-class, S11 Tickets niue cheap
or than by anv other route 10
Richmond; Petersburg, Waverly, Hicks
ford and stations on Atlantic and
DanVille railroad and ell points via Rich
mond lickets for .ale at ticket agencies
of Wake d Son. II. Brandt and on board
steamer.
EYFreight received daily, Sunday ok
Copied, for all above named points.
JAMES W. MoCARRICK,
Agent.
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ShinEle Market.

Shingles Quiet: No. hearts. sc .00a7. 35;
No. hearts, S5.0Oa5.50; No. sap,
$500; No. 2 saps, S4.20a5.00.
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Chs ug kag York, Philadelphia and
Ponta Norfolk Railroad Co.
k@ Is
Six HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY orUr
LINE.

Six HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTTER
LINE.
THROUGH DAY ANb NIGHT ExPeFss
EACH WAY.
sCHkDULE IN EFFECT IAN. 90, 1879.
LEAVE NORFOLK,
7a6 am. daily, except sunday -(Port.mouth.
Hi&h street. 7:80 A. my Arrtvs a.
fhliaueiphih 5:52 p. M; New York at
Leave NORFOLK.
eco p. N. daily. tPor,smouth High street On L,
STRIVE at Philadelphia $40 n. m,
New YORK 7:i5 3. H. - III
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
sCDn. II. daily tPorlsmouth. High street, 9:i0i
leaving New York D. m.; Phiisdel.
pGRRivElT NORFOLK
ec5p. m daily. except Sunday- (Portsmouth,
High street BIS p. MI leaving New
York at a. M; Philadelphia, io2Oa
Close Con- nection maus with oil rail- and
sound lin "a 10 and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains De-
tween Jersey City, Philadelphia and Cape
Charles. Pullman Buffet and Psrlor Cara on
dsy trains between Philadelphia ami Caps
1sNThrough tickets sold and baggage check
ed at wakes Agency, under Atlsntio Hotel,
and on the steameri.
E.B. COOKE. Gen1 Agous
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-07

NORFOLK AND RAPPAuANNOCK
~ ROUTE.-On and after SUNDAY
December Both. the steamer Essex will
leave Bay Line wharf. Norfolk, every
SUNDAY at 9 IA. M. for 1appahonnock
aud informed iate landings. Freigh. for
these points received SATURDAYS. For
landings beyond Tappahannock freight
received as usual
de233m VIM. RANDALL, Agent. Norfolk
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The Trip ny thesn'Ieauners saorls most en-
ioyaDe sail on the Chesapeake Bay, passing
through Hampton Roads and harbor OF Nor.
folk, with view OF all objects OF interest Incl
dent TO these historical localities. Offering up-
and lu1uriantly furnished saloons and state
tricity. WV
West and baggage checked TO deatinstion
StAterooms reserved upon Applicant on in narsnn
at the company's office No. III West Main ,trast
or on BOARD steamer.
Freight will not ne received AFTER 400 o. m,
to go forward that day.
For further In formation applyto
w. RANDALL, Agent.
tDaily EXCEPT sunday. "Daily.
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IoE PETERSBURG, NEWPORT NEWS
! u AkEMONI. SCOTLAND AND JAMES
leaves \. a.. T.. & n. X. Il. deck at a. m ryrtv
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY for
above points, reaching Petersburg about 6 D. m,
connects WIN a. d. Il. r. at rcotland with
Fare to Petersburg only ST and sl2j; round
trip, 81.
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 IS
very low Rates h. COOKE.
General Agent.
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Chicago MARKETS,

OnEoiao. February G.-lhe leading
futures ranged as follows: Wheat closed
higher. Corn closed higher. Oats closed
higher. Pork closed lower.
WHEAT--February, 50a May, 53!: July,
65s. Eiosns-February, So; May, 5ia
b4I July, 90.
ConN-Ftbruary. AN May, a: July,
July 45s.
OATs-Fcbruary. III; May, 20; June.
~. Uioeing-february. 27;; May, 2sl;
10 rsoSn ! 1901. Closing May,
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Lumber Market.

Market. quiet; Prime, lsc; strictly
prime. 20; fancy, 40; common. lslS.
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s.LEuu" rsw~x
NosFoLK. Va. February 9. lSS

t;rain.
Peas-Dull; black eye peas, steady,
$2.25a2. 40 per bag.
0orn-Market. steady; Southern white,
45aIGc.
O1is-Firm: Nike 1. 37aiOo.
HMJeed-Msrket steAIy; Bran SIT. GOALS;
Shipstun. or hiiilings, Si8.00sly.00:
Meal. white boltei. per so Ibs., $50;
Hominy. SIC
Hdy-No. Timothy. sls.5Jal4.oo; No.
2, Sl2.50al3.00.
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GrOCcrtoD.

O06es-Steady aud 6rm: Rio, com.
mon, l7ai9c.: FAIR. l9a22o.; Good,
2la2Ito; Choice, 20a25c., Laguayrs,
25c.: Java. 30a32o.
SUups ini Ko!asses-Stsddy; Syrups.
bright, lSaa3e; Fair Grades. Ii Ia20o; Porto
Rico, l5al3c.
Ne,o Orleans Holasses-Quiet; Fair, aOa
l5c.; Good. 36a40o.: Choice. 45c.
Ftour-Market quiet and steady; Best
Patent Family. $780, Fancy Family:
Si00a4.5O; Choice Family, 1875 Good.
Family, S3.0Us3.25; Extra, S2.5Oa9. 90:
Super. s2.50a2.79.
Realistically; Bolted 57c. bushel:
Water ground. Tic. bushel.
Sht-Firm: Liverpool Fine. o.. lOaI.25;
G. A.. 65a75o
Rice-Millei. 5sGe.; rice. in cough,
6la65c:per bushel
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steamers gamers Leave Portsmouth. foot Of
- '.ee' so n In
Ieso oIiolk foot ofMathews street, ats 10 o m
~, oih' NJ ...................-.......7 20 ID In
Arrive Washington at...............,..s a. a m
B.&o.RR PENN RR
toave Washington at.... s GOA m 75sam
Ainve rhil"delphia at.il ioa IL o. a m
''' ~" iork.......... 81 4S d ia
SouTH BOUND. RSOkK PEss I'D
leaves New ork at......1l so an IL Ooa In
Leaves Philadelphia at 33pm 4 am m
Arrives Washington at. A sOpm 3On m
steamers leave Washington at.......... % d n
rive at Fortress Monroe at... 30 a m
Ifi'e NJ NoticIk nt...................... so n
%friYe NJ Portsmouth Rt................. 8 90 m
Inc ABOVE schedule gives passengers from tn,
North u lay over OF two hours and thirty
minutes In the evening before taking the
oeh a mus anordins an opportu nifty Of ses-
The trip down the historic Potomac River
inns company is unsurpassed. Tho steamers
1891, and axe lifted up In the most luxurtant
manucr with eiectril ightn call bells and steam
heat In each room. Tho tables arc supplied
with every delicacy Of tho season from the
markets Of Washington and Norfolk. Tickets
at W. r. Wakes.
For further Information apply
D.. J. CALLAHAN,
Te'epNorc ~. 49,.
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NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

", Inc new and powerful iron PALACE stssnega
MhSHlNGT0N and NORFOLK viii lease
daily Is follows:
NORTH BOUND.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT
Money Market,


By Southern Associaed Press.
New YouK. February G.-Mouey on call
easy, at 1alt per cont last loan II - per
cent and closing offered at II per
cent. Sterling exchange is weak, with
actual business in bankers bills at ASIA
1911 FOR sixty days and ASA 1891 for de-
mand. Posted rates, 4S74si8l. CONNER
cial bills 4S6ais6s. Government bonds
closed firm.
THE STOCK MtRKEr-CLoSISa BIDS.
American Cotton Oil l9I: American
Cotton Oil, preferred, 64s66; American
Sugar Reineries. 49,: American
Sugar Reineres, preferred, 92i; Amer
loan Tobacco, 95t: American To-
bacoo preferred l07: AtchIson, Tope-
Ohio. 60; Canada Pacific. 52s; Chesa-
peake and Ohio 16;; Chicago aud Alton,
l47; Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy,
II; Chicago Gas Trust, 70 delaware,
and Lacknwanna, 1891: Oistillers and Cat.
tie Feeders. 81: Erie. l0s; Erie, pref. 2lt;
IS; Lake Erie and Western. lG: Lake
Erie and Western, pref. 7Dt; Lake Shore,
1871; Louisville ami Nashville 81 louis
vile. New Albany AMI ,jhic ago, Z;
Manhattan Consolidated. l0S Memphis
and Charleston. 10; Michigan Central,
Ohio. IL: Nashville. Chattanooga.
CT: United States Cor inge. ii; United
States Cordage. preferred. 81; New Jer
sew Central. oS!; New York Central. 9Ji:
Now York and New England. 80: Norfolk
end Western. preferred. l2;: Northern
Pacific. 5. Northern Paoino. preferred,
lGs: Northwestern. 95t; Northwestern.
preferred. 1921: Pacific Mail. IL: nead-
ing, 10; Rock Islanu, Gj4; ST. Paul. 563;
81 Paul preferred. lib: Silver Certificates.
Coz; Tennessee Goal ali Iron, IA;
Tennessee Coal AMI Iron. preferred. 20
aske7: texas Pacific. 81; Union Pacific.
81; Wabash. 6; Wabash. preferred, l3i;
Western Union. SSA; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. .; Wheeling and Lake Erie, pre-
ferred. So: Alabama. class a. l0il; Ala
bama class b. lO+; Alabama. class 9. 81
bid; Louisiana 4's, 100; North UsSolina
As. SO; North Oarolinas, 6's, 1877: leu
bes New Settlement So 81; Virginia
lis. deferred. q: Virginia Trust Receipts.
Z; virginia Funding Debt. oS:
United states As. registered. ITO; United
States As. coupons, no; UniteL States
2s, %: Southern halfway De- SCI; South
ern Hallway Common, 10: southern
Hallway Common. preferred, 81; South
Carolina 4!'s, 103
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-07

PrOuttcs.
Fou4rv-Chiokons. oid. 20a25o.
G9gs-Firm; wholesale. 2Ia25n per zoe
hsshpiL-Ijo. Dor pvuuL
Trucs-IriSh potato IS Southern Rose,
81. yUa200 per barrel; Haymans, new,
75aS0c; yellow. 9joasl.1D.
Southern truHs - Bananas. 7Ocssl.OO
per bunch; oranges, Sorrento. Gt.80
per box; cocosnuts. $500 per bag
OF 100; pineapplss, 7uso.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-07

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPOINTED TO
Il SAL from Norfolk on MONDAY. TUES
% % EDNESDAf. THURSDAY and SAT-
1RRai al . m From New York ON MON
~ ~ -. ~ hoDAfS, WEDNESDAYS, THURS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, May Il, 1895.
Auction offerings on Change to-day:
81 packages, and all sold. Highest price,
sl25D; lowest Gee a
Private sales: Filters, = smokers, 2;
cutters. 20; wrappers. 81; sun-cured, 10;
Tugs, 81; dark leaf, II. Total 1S hogs
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, I,S356O; tobacco. sl.762.i7. Total,
Bright loose sales were only moderate
to-day In point of quantity, though the
quality showed some improvement over
the average, and prices were strong on
all except the very common grades. Good
sales tomorrow.
Dark leaf. and Tugs, and cutters were
In good demand to-day, and some very
satisfactory sales Of each were made az
unchanged prices Other grades quiet.
The sudden death Of Mr. ID. Tideman,
in Dawson, Ky, this morning caused
much regret to his many friends in this
city. Mr.. Tideman was. until within the
last few years, member of the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange. and was
member of the firm of ID. HOffbauer &
Co. (whose death In Halberstadt, Ger
many, occurred on April 23d lasD. and
later with r. W. Hanewlnckels Sons here.
lie married a daughter OF John Henry
johnson, who was for many years mana
ger for j. G.. Dill. II is not yet known
where the interment will be.
Messrs. G.. NJ. Fleming, OF Wilson, ".
c.. j. S. Pauette, Il. l.. Anderson, and
W G.. bennington, of Farmville Va,
were here to-day; also, Mr.. II. NJ. Allen,
of New York.