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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
CELERY IN TIE HOME GARDEN

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10 or - inches wide and lay line of
them over each side of the row; then
stand them up on edge against the colery
row, rs shown i'll Fig. /. y little soil
may DO thrown up against the boards
from each side with tho hoe or hand
plow to hold them in place. In two
weeks the boarded up plants will be III
fairly good eating condition When tho
first couple of boards can be spared, they
are carried over TO tho next row, there
set up and banked up, as shown III Fig
,, and other boards the same way in sue
cession. by the time the first row Of
celery is all gone wc begin OH tho next,
and tho boards rs they can be spared
are carried 10 the third row and there
set up. AS shown in Fig. 3. The last
planted row. which need not bo fully
blanchod, may be taken up with roots
on and set upon tho bottom of dark.
cool cellar for use during winter. This
Is an easy way TO have homo supply of
celery during the entire nine months of
the celery season.
Much has been said of late about
'subirrigation, applying water direct
~ to the roots of plants by means OF
tiles or perforated pipe laid from four
to eight inches below the ground sur
face, a writer in tho journal quoted
says concerning this method
For melon and other vines this tile
watering seems to he Just the thing "
The arrangement as l want it for this
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
lnRG ATING MELoy PLANTS.

purpose is illustrated. by cross section.
Ill accompanying sketch. The rows are
up and down slight slope if possible.
P!ow furrow III tho center of the row,
six or eight inches deep. Finish off with
tho hoe and try TO make the bottom of
iurrow smooth and on perfect grade
with whatever slope seems most dosir.
able. Then lay the tile carefully fitting
the ends together and filing in soil Ms
You so along. Iou neod no outlet. and,
in fact, can stop anywhere and certain
iy at few yards from the lower end Of
patch. Place q box at the upper end in
such manner that all the water turned
i'll will find an outlet into the first tile.
Then You are ready TO plant the seeds or
set plants Of melons and cucumbers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Best An Round Potain.

On this interesting question 6,292
ballots were cast and reported upon by
American Agriculturist Each grower
was credited with vote for only one
variety, and tho Early Ohio received a
substantial majority though not evenly
distributed, being most popular in the
central west and not prominent else
where. Hebron really shows n more
popular distribution, and Burbank a
moro even one. The miscellaneous group
contains 40 varieties, with votes rang
ing from 1913 for Burpee's Superior
down to single ballots. Prominent are
Dakota Red in New England. Missouri
valley and Pacific coast; Triumph and
Peerless i'll south, with others Of only
scattering interest. Van Ormau's Ear
lest has u strong following in certain
distinct localities III Iowa and Nebraska
and makes a striking example of local
led popularity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
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IN THE HOME GARDEN.
Planting and Blanching Cclcry-Plnn For
1rriEating Vine Plants.


Many homo gardeners mako altogoth-
er too much fuss over raising their sup
ply of celery, and others grow mono ut
all, in tho mistaken notion that the crop
requires too much labor or skill. In fact,
afull home supply can he produced with
very littlo Of either. Tho task will no
extremely simple if tho following direc-
lions from American Cultivator arc OBJ
served:
As soon as the earliest plants arc largo
enough to set in the open ground, say
in May, put III n row or two i'll tho rich
est part of the garden. Have tho plants
about FIVE inches apart. Next to the row
OF rows Of celery you may have radish
or any other quick maturing crop that
will DO off by July and make room for
q row or two Of lato celery. A row of
this may be set alongside of tho carly
celery, say Mt distance Of two or three
feet, just AS soon rs the lato colery
plants arc large enough. Another row
or two may be set in the same manner
week or two later. Early i'll ,July tho
first set (early) plants will DO largo
enough for blanchiug Get St mo boards
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Scale Insects on Citrus Fruits.

Kerosene and soap emulsion and an
emulsion of carbon bisulphide and soap
suds were tried. rs also heavy petro.
lcum oil in different combinations with
soap and water. Several styles Of
spraying apparatus and nozzles were
tried and tho Vermorel nozzle prefer.
red The heavy petroleum oil is consid-
cred to give the best results, applied in
tho following mixture: Petroleum oil,
2 pounds; soap, "a pounds; water, 80
quarts. -E%pcriment Station Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Obliged To II. Abs,cn,,u,

Stranger, lac said AS he presented his
pocket pistol, "join mo in II drink You
Will find TINT the real old stuff"
THANKS, no liquor " was the roply.
We'll. will YOU smoke u cigarY'
Not any cigars"
An old schtlcman who had observed all
inns Graspcd the stranger warmly by tho
hand
q Sir no said. ait fills NV heart Will,
joy to $40 young man like Won turn
away from such vile dcstroyers "
cS, sir, he young mau replied. you
see III prizedghtcr in training. and I've
got TO go slow. '-Tcxss Siftings.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
(srOCcrlea.

COFFEE - firm; Rio. common. lG;e
80 &c; ar i':"lS5c: Good. l9;a20ic, Oh oioc,
2la2l,c Laguayra, 2I;c; Java ne.
:, Hfkurs AND MpLAssEs- Stoady; Syrups.
nriSht lSa23c. Fair Grades, it u20c; Porto
Rico, l6, 20 aud &c, MS to grade
NEW ohLf.N> MoLA>SEs-Uuet; Fair, GOA
25o: Good. 3Gai0c; Choice. i5c.
FLouE-Marsct VERY strong and nj tha Il, II
niV'hce; western Spring Wheat Best Patent
lamilv 30. Winter Wheat Best Pat ,nt Fam
yf8.s5; Winter Wheat. Choice Patent Fam
ny - a.; Choice Straight Family. s3i5a3. 80:
Hood tNmiiy !335a.3;U. Fair Straight
Iam'ly, -, a3.j0: Good Low Family. SS.OOn
3.l5; Good Extra. sass; Fair Extra. S2.75.
SAhr-flrm: Liverpool Fine. Sl.I2al.25;
G.. A.. Gju75c
per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Early Laying and Brown Eggs.

Tho editor of Farm Poultry says: Our
experience is that tho Wyandotto can no
got to carly laying before tho Plymouth
Rock. The Plymouth Rocks generally
give the larger and brownor oggs, al
though both these qualities can be
strongly planted in tho Wyardottc
breed. Tho cross of White Leghorn on
White Plymouth Rocl, is to DO preferred
10 the cross White Loghorn on White
Wyandotte. 1t is n bad movo to change
tho quarters of pullets or hens whilo
laying 1t will invariably check their
laying
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

NEW YoRE. Msy II Flour. quiet anl firm.
~lntet wheat low grades, s4.31n2.T5; 10 fair
10 fancy, - SOFAS 20; do. patents So 4Qny N.
minnesota clears 75aS. 10, do patents. 81. ga
10; low extras. - 3va1.15, city mlls. SO. 55a
eco do patents. Il OUai.l0. southern Hon
.uiet and urn; common to fair extra. S2oG,
fiu' good 20 choice. do. 80 2un3 10. WLen{
sun ana easier; No :. rcd, store and olev,
Cor, 6ia65 !c aioat. csc; uugra,led red. 81,
Gle No ., red, csc. Corn. duh and steady:
40 >. &c elevator: 55.c. ahoat: ungr0.lei
MlNed. 5aa05;c; steamer mixed. 55!a5n.c: No
7, is4"49tc. Oats quIct and s,o4dy. No2 BIZ,
70 white 36.a}1c, miNod Western
e5s3"1c' Whiie do. 3'"ilc. Cut mou;s dali
snd weak; pickett bellies, Gc shoulders SIC.
hams, 9t9tc; m!ddles. Gull ana nominal short
clear, $50. Lard. firm ami qu ct Western
ctenm, S6.N.ashed: city. $50, Pork cIo,cI
euiet ana firm mess, $l3.25alS -. Cotyee
~-SpoS no, dun AMI steady No. 7. 49,
suGnr--k"w ciosod qnict aud steady fir
tehning. DC Koinod. firm and fai,iy
scti,e; of A, liai4c; cut LOAF, lGnS IT,.
crushed, l-l6a5!c; powdered. 4 l-loaiic:
graduated. i-lGai.c; standard A, 4 1-iGn
tsc; cubes, l-l6ai!c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Baltimore yInrkcts.

BMTlMonE, May 1I--Flour closed firm
Western superilme 81 3js2 80: Wes.crli
extra *2.5""5uO 90 Family, s3.lJA3. 80; win
ser wheat IA fonts, .3.GOa3. -: spring do q ~
Si.o0; do strtlgnt. ~. 60a3.sO. Wheat, duIlnud
lower; No red. 81 aG7! c; Steamer 80 red.
Sitc. Southern wheat by sample Gea7Ic.
GO on grade. cinIOc. Corn, easy: 40 linked
sstc; steamer mixed, $50 iii. southern
white cOrn. iGa5G!c. do yellow. 57u57Lc. Oats
s"re!F steady; NJ white Western 37a37lc:
30 mixed Western, 33iaS4c. Provisions
Sniet mess pork ,sli.50 bulk shoulders Gic:
SNORT rin sides lsc' clear sides, &c sugar
cured shoulders. 7;c: hams small. lie. lnrEe,
JIG: Lard, refined. Sc. CONGO quiet No
L. IoHl63c. sugar, firm. graduated. S4.i5.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

MESS PoRK-Ncw. SI9.75.
HAM-Pork. 4l5. 90.
HANS -Smithiiel |. l2al4c.
BUN MEArs-C!ear RIB, g.; fat backs, Gac;
SHOrLpEns-Sugar cured 7ic
BACoN-Shoulders. &c.
InTASrs->ugar cured, Ole.
LARo-Purc lard. So, cases, SIC. tierces
compound; SIC: ticrccs, inca-es, 5.c
ChEEsE-Cream. l0al2c; Western Dairy,
sal0c.
BurrEG-Ncw York State, dairy. new. 2lc;
fresh creamery. - e: Western l6alSe
KEROSENE OH-Eirni: liz degrees, lie;
GU degrees; 1870; Kel 100 degrees, lac.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

Mrs Snallwort-Nou are tho most ri
diculous ninny. The idea of your calling
the cook III To compliment her OH that
bcefs;cak, when you know it was simply
horrid.
Smnllwort-I know my business. Sho
VIII be wanting raise In wages next
week; she won't get it; sho will quit; we
VIII be rid Of her without iight.-Cin-
cinnati Tribune
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Chicago ,IarIscrv.

CHICAGO. May ll.-Ihe leading futures
Fhnged as follows: Wheat closed higher.
Corn closed higher Oats closed unchang
Cd. Fork clio. ell III her
WHEAr-May. Ga; jay So IaG3:; September,
ss.. Closing-Moy, G3j; July, 6i.; Septem-
her. 6i!R6u.
CoEN May 49i; July, 5Oa50,; September.
tOl. Closing May, Az; July, 5lia5OA;; sep
sember, G0iS5l.
OAIs May, PSI; June, 2S!; July. PSI. Clos
ing May. 2St; june. 2Sl: Inlv. 23I.
PonR-ju!y. l205: September. 1925. Clos
sng-Ju!y. l2.l2i: Sep emLer, l2.32t.
Lam July, G.7j; September. i. %. Clos
ing July. G.77i: September. 6.g2l
Rips July, 6.l5: September. G.2j. Clos
i0g-July, t.l5; September, $50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Nv Southern Associated Press.


NEW loKK. Nav ll.-Money on call at II
yer cent. Sterling exchange is weak with
actual business in bankers bills Mt 4S5saiSG
Tor sixty days and 4S6iaiSi for demand.
Aostcd rates. 487aiSS. Commercial bills, iS5a
aSo!. Government bonds. strong.
TnE STOCK MARKrT--CLosiSG BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 29i; American Cot
soE Oil. ref, iSi: American Sugar Rciin-
srl.s. llGi, Am erican sugar i;eiineries. pref
s9l American tobacco. zoos: American To.
bacco, pref. 1925; Atchison, Topeka AMI
santa lie. o. Baltimore and Ohio, CA; Can
ela Pacific. 53t: Chesapeake and Ohio. 23l:
Chicago and Alton, liS; Chicago. Eurling-
sonand Quincy. 79. Chicago Gas Trust 75s;
Delaware AMI LsckNwanna. l5'i; Distil-
hrs and Cattle Feeders, 22t Eric. lSi: Erie.
pref. 2G; General Electric. 81: Illinois Gem
Nal, ~: Lake Eric and Western 20.: Lake
Eric aud Western. pref. ~; Lake Shore,
ii6; Louisville aud Nashville. Gj;: Louis
siile, Now ALBANY ami Chicago. 10; Man
hnttHn Consolidated, I19i: Memphis and
Charleston. ~; Michigan Central. lOOl; Mis-
ronri Pacific. 20 Mobile and Ohio BOZ:
Nashville and ChRttunoOEa. 70; United
States CordaGc, G.. United States Cordage.
pref. q: New Jersey Central. 30; New
York Central. l0l: New York and New Eng
k.nd, 49,; Norfolk and Western pref. Ia;
Northern Pacific. Il; Northern Pacific.
pref, On; Northwestern 9ss: Northwestern,
PREF. 1927: Pacific Mail, q; Reading, 20:;
Sock Island, 60: st. Paul. Us: St Paul, pref.
s-o; Silver Certificates, GIT Tennessee Coal
ana lron.24!; Tennessee Coal and Iron. pref,
q; Texas Pacific. ~; Union Pacific.
~: Wabash, %: Wabash. pref. 20: Western
Snion 93s; Wheeling aud Lake Eric. IL,
Wheeling and Lake Erie. pref. Az; Alabama
Class \. 10Y; Alabama class h, 1907; Alaba-
Ina class G. q; Louisiana As. 100. North
Carolina i's. lob; North Carolina 6's, l25;
tennessee New settlement rs, 50: yIr-
EiniR 6, deferred. 81; Virginia Trust Re
seipts.Gi; Virginia Funding Debt, 55! United
States As, registered lllS: United states Is,
coupons. ll3; United states -. ~: South
ern Railway bs. 93i; southern hallway
Common, AZ: Southern halfway Common,
pref, al; South Carolina Is,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

is exported to tho United States. Tho
wheat whcnco 1t is made is purchased
largely IN Russia. For this purpose and
some flour production the district buys
about 4, 900, 600 bushels of wheat, worth
more than So, 600, Geo. With ocean
froiShts rs favorable as ut present.
American Agrionlturist says that Amor
lea ought to secure this trade.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

81 desire" said tho scientist. "to in
form myself rs To the mean temperature
of this region"
We'll, - replied tho native as he shook
inc rain oil his ovcrcoat, you couldn
nave come at IA better time. This is it. -
Washington Star.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
IT IS lNEXPENsIvE, BUT EFFECTIVE.

IT is INEXPENSIVE, But EFFECTIVE
rections from American Gardening:
Take sound piece Of chestnut log. / 8
or 6 inoh,e long and foot or so in
diameter. Make it round and smooth.
lnsort iron pins or bolts at each end.
Fasten the roller part to a simple ham
die by means of two pieces of wagon
tire, rs shown in the illustration.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

81 want 70 see II big roomy fat, " ex-
claimed the pompous man as he strudo
INTO the real estate agent office, and IN
in hurry too"
You'll find mirror in the wasnroom, "
replied the clerk politely. Chicago Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Where They Hung II

you remember Daubyn's new picture
that he went about praising to the skicsg'
"Ncs"
Well, that was where the committee
hung 1t. "-lndianapolis Journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Pins KiEh This Ycnr

Wife-Aly dear, / want $500 for pin
money.
HuSband-HumphI Pins must be high
this year
Wife-fcs Diamond pins are-New
York Weekly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
,otrnIn Uo,,ou ,,n,,,,,.
Vt 7 " .. " III NIlIUTNINN.
NNNlnIk. w. My LII 1909

Seaeo9rd AMI Roanoke Eailroaa-For Nor.
folk, - bales. 'O'
NNoriolk N Western Railroad For other
points 100 bales
AoIfolN am southern Railroad-For Nor.
Atlantic and Danylle Hairoad-For Nor
folk. bales. 0'
Norfolk and Carolina Eailrond-For Nor.
iok 80 bales o'her points. 7 bales; total,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Too NIlIcli.

u feel sure he loves me, " she explained,
but, woManlikV, / wish 10 test him. &"
:" IN. Does he ever ask you 10 sing"
Then noticing her look OF pain, the
Mean Thing apologi2cd for suggesting an
ordeal SO drastic.-Dotroit Trihuno
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

Johnny WAS in the preserve closet sur
reptitiously helping himself
1t beats all, p" he said under his breath,
now much jam fcllcr can stand 'thout
feeliu crowded Chicago Tribune
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Evidently a victim of Occult Arts.

Ma,gc-What would You say If told
you that Mr. Swcilchcddc has actually
proposed 10 that odious Miss Elderly?
Marrettc-ld say that hypnotisin is
making tremendous strides. Chicago Rec
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
NonFoIK Ya.. Ma 1sa
~ s"" W..
produce.

NV'f VTh va, MNY II, ISJJ.
produce.
Observation-Disclosures. old, 2Sa32e: sprinc
ehickeus. 2oa35.
EGGs-M hol, sale. l1ic per doz.
BrEswAN 25c per pouud
lhuCN-lrlsh potatoes Eating potatoes,
S2bOa2. so per sack liuymaus. dun. ~. Oh
bag P''
HouTHERN FRuIrs-ranamas SlOOal.25 Der
bunch oranges, Sorrento. per box. - IN.
focoanuts. $500 per bag OF 100; plneapples.
Vase: oranges, 1915.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
American Wheat For ,Iacerop,.

In the Italian provinces adjacent to
Naples arc 81 macaroni manufacturers
whose output aver ages nearly 80, 900, 600
Nnnnds annually. 20 DER cent of which
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
The Wiser Plan.

Betty-What do you write your lanceo
in-Frcnchg
Dick-No, in vanishing ink You dent
suppose want any breach of promise in
mine, dc you?--New York World
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

If you want u garden roller as good AS
any you can buy without paying the
price, you have only to FOLLOW these di.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

First Chorc Boy (early morning.
Guess we had better begin swccpin out
Second Chorc Boy-Wots tn uses No
body on tn streets yit.-Ncw York Week
IL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

FisH-Mackerel. No 2, IN kess $3.50: new.
gnail, S12.5c; new, medium 9l2. 90, No 3 in
tegs, 1850; Herring. Family Roe, $40;
EASTERN. in barEels, S2.75a3, co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
4 q: ! ! /. w Il! HorfoIhaVosi8rnR.a
SCHEDULE IN ETTrCr MAYl2. 1872.
LEAVE NOErOLE pAiI.Y.

S'IO a.im.-s Uc dhicn@O 9.NprcsS-Eor
PCirTnbUrc. stIs "a al ~ al
and a+htHXtUu, ninU Tor
Urtiiti,rg. gdo;rueIc.
tsndEord, nturftcih, sSO-
Chh"IttIst t,cnoNa. CO.
iu!stlFite and (ntCau.t,
SI"cl"r .tUnuokc 10 o.
tUEtbuS without Ci.iu.c.
Also tar IutHettI. tstI>.ui.
tAbnNNIIIr. thattniIoog. 81
it"h intermediate i"OiiitS.
lolV p. N. i, r Petersburg, Hkliori Pulaski
Bfistul also To- H!uche.d ana Io-
'uhNut Is, asp for ROCKY Mount
ara all ~iaflunS on Miusiun-~aleni
INV on H2s Pullman sleeper
NorioIk 10 K.auoLc onuocts NJ
E"an"tc II : = n M with Wash
lnstm AMI Chaitauou,u, Hntod
for ail roinis South ami West. run
Ih"n sireprT> Roanoke TO Memphis
"hd New orleans. Dining car AT
tachcJ
\ r V -Nor"lk daily, $40 IN, HES M
l..-9 q m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

PEAs-Steady; Black owe peas, S2.50
per bag BLACK. SlaI 10 per bushel
iSc.
oArs-Steady; Mixed. 3sc.: white, 42c.
Mill fEsp-M Market steady; Bran SIS 5Oa
1900: shlpstuh. or middlings, sIg.OOul9 8. 80:
meal, white bolted. per 80 lbs. SIC
naf-No' L Timothy. Sli.00; No. .,
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prullItI Marriott.

Market steady; Prime, lie; strictly primo
@ci fancy. &c, common. lAl!c: Sp tuisn, So
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

'9ll5dd5 pood g
sAlS pup IsAlI lno& osriBslo .poi ONO UA 4,
'SH!LLIH NOHI S.SHOYH
AL ANuqsp sisua5 81 u '8UI
'Qlou IoJ pooS Aluoi mo uIoM liz aIs uoi n
'SdHoY Nova aAOI III
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Sugar MARKET.

MARKET firm. Out of town prices are de-
pendent OH the delivery rates to the differ
emf points. Local gales are being made as
follows.
- 80 ''''.' -..-''..'..'.. % 3O
ci :" ''''.'''.'' '......'.....-..o %
Contecuoncrs' Standard "A".....4 I'll
American on ''A'.......... AZ
franklin. nearly white ID" ..4 81
centennial. bright yellow "B". .4 Il
California IL ........ II
FRANKLIN standard extra 90" %
keystone extra &C " gS
American extra 20" .. 2 S6
Nearly White New Orleans Sugar Is
Ont OF town prices ave dcpendeut on de-
ivory rates to the different points.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

An Alabamian told good story nj the
South Carolina clubroons the other night
There is, in the former state. a genial and
popular major. IL lnwycrof prominence and
great public spirit. ''''
Some years ago a delegation went from
certain city to Washington TO work n
great appropriation for the benefit of Mo.
biIo'S harhor. me Genial mniorxy,s ,,om,,
and he was well Drimcd viii f,rts IT,
was, moreover. full Of the belief NAT what
he did not know about the noble nntionnI
game of draw uokcr yyns NOT =, H., Innr,raa
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
NlEMONANDUM.

Cape lienry. Va Way ll.-l2 m-Partly
cloudy. SOU wind. IL miles Light sea.
CLEARED.
Sohr lcnnie n Huddel Hanson, New
Xorr, with | ME O.
4acht Guiana. Higgins. Boston
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
tN,STIruLE INirEpl

Leave Norfolk 4.Jj p In, arrive
l.chmond sUO IA. connecting lui
Washington, B.lIimorc, Phiipd-i-
Iiia AMI NcE York i:eturuiug
lea', ictmund 100 M aIrlv.
Nori'k He a.. Stops only nj
Suroit, Wa,rTly aud PETERSBURG
S.toui-cla,s q fkcts NOS accented
ioi Ia-sEgn "a these trains.
Other daily trains leave Norfolk
.iJ Do arrive at kIchmpHd ii'Ui
" u. Le'urnng leave Richmond
al y M arrive al Norfolk
pm.
FOR further Information Is 20 tickets, rates. bag
gAst, cnecs>, Gle, call on or addie,. X. W COURT
NEl, District Passenger Agent H. BOsLEY,
II ktt Agent, Gt Main street corner OF GRANNY or
C. l. Finch, Agent, depot Nori.k aud Western
railroad. ". H. BENIlL
General Passenger AGENT.
General Oilce Roanoke Va.
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ArnutI. our tuiium ,,cu.

No rnin IN Texas; elsewhe weather
very favorable for the crop.
Spot cotton declined Sd in Liver
pool. Contracts declined 2 to q points.
closing steady.
Bar silver in London advanced I'd,
3d. per ounce.
United States ports receipts yesterday
were S,SlS bales, against =. 236 bales
last year and j., 2a2 bales IN 1892.
Future contracts IN New York adj.
vnuced to 4 points, closing steady.
Sales, 81, 400 bales. May, 6.G5 to &. IS; ;
June. 600 to {. 56; August, & 80 to 6, G6:
October, G.72 to 6.73.
Southern markets unchanged, with
small spot sales.
The Financial Chronicle, of New
York, ma kes no the visible supply OF
cotton as follows:
East Indian, &C.. $500 $40 200 $4,000
Amegie"n .3,Gi7,O53 3,ulG,6id 3, a7O.6s9
TO al vi>. sup..4, 90 ,25S 3.65G.Sl6 1929 s9a
Dec, dur week. 1865 $1,000 81 .O72
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
May II, 1895.
ARRIVALS

Fr stmp Nor, elk. w0ols,on. Fernnndina
10 - Louis III Rhone, TO YIN Lamb 4 CO.
oalsi and saiet
>'hr Jacob VI Haskell. Titus, Wilmington,
Del 10 loa pig iron.
sthrs l. / BR,,r nnd Mascot, with Dlue-
fsh.
Tug John Brady. baltimore, with barge
\ hrNland in tow TO North ,Nroiina
Bar6os X w Nos |, and 9,to Wm Lamb
60, tor coal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Brandreth's Pills

are safe and effective remedy for
Eregularit7 : tho bowels.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12

:, ou' OF Town pricos aie dependent on de-
4. IVORY rates to the different points.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-12
Not What lie Game ror.

TO al yis. sup..4,OO ,25, !. 65t.Sl6 4.Olg. $50
Dee, dur. week. y. AtS $1,000 1922
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-29

The Minneapolis Journal says that up
to date sixteen towns in that state have
adopted the so called curfew bell, which
is simply an arrangement by which boys
and girls under sixteen are warned off
the streets after certain hour of the
night. The towns are all reported as
pleased with these ordinances. In few
places the boys have attempted open re-
bellion, but they have finally come into
loving obedience to regulation which
is for their own ultimate good. The GUS
tom hns found considerable favor in many
Iowa towns In general way we should
place the most responsibility possible up
on the parents themselves, but there is q
certain extent to which the law can be
made an assistant The curfew is the re-
action from the growing carelessness of
American parents. The boy or girl who
is on the streets at night for the mere
sake of being on the streets is already
started on the highway to ruin. A father
being asked how he succeeded so we'll in
rearing his boys remarked simply that
either he or their mother always knew
where they were at night