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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-08
II You Positively

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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. Dec. The wheat market
ected weak to-day, but the total decline
es.aolShed early in the session was
partially recovered later. The market
opened weak at decline of from lls
10 iSs cents from Saturday: declined q
cent 10 so for May. and after various
ups ana downs, which were agreeable to
soaipinE operations. finally rested at the
lowest opening price. S0Hsc. for May.
me market for corn opened weak.
and under the effect Of dullness and OF
tne depressed tone of wheat. was una
ne 10 make much progress in the way
OF recovery. '
AS lower prices were prevalent in the
other grains. oats naturally presented n
declining tendency.
49, w w, ia,o'isLi ne hrst importation from
the yards this morning was of n waai:
Siiu rover hos market Product opened
loWed on that news. but when later adj
vices oil full recovery at that place
reSpondngly
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Among Our Cotton Men

Mild weather in the cotton belt.
spot market in Liverpool declined
l-32d. Contract market closed dull at
unchanged prices.
The future contract market in New
York opened firm. about points ad-
vance, January selling ut $40. The
course OF values was then downward
until 729 was reached, when prices
rallied. the market closing uuct and
steady. January, 7.aS Ia 7.ig: March.
a59 to 7.60: May, 7.59 To 76o. Sales 20?
200 bales to points decline from clos
Ing prices of Saturday.
United States ports received 45.i32
pales Yesterday against i3.li2 bales last
year and G2.70l bales in 1891
Memphis receipts yesterday were SAL
bales. Sales. 800 bales Market steady
at &c. Decline of Lice
Future contract market in New Or
leans declined points. January. 7.o5.
middling.
New Orleans receipts estimated at
from 2l,000 to $4,000 bales. AGAINST 10,
O14 bales last year and 22G05 bales in
1894 ~
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Damaging IL Reputation.

The reputation, originally good Of
many proprietary articles, is in some in
stances damaged hy that most cgregious
Using. The public soon become dis"mstod
with an article concerning which state
ultnis are made with the evident design
of hoodwinking II, by reckless claims OF
impossible merits. Ii has ever been the
ann OF the proprictors of Hostetter's
stomach SittcrS to make the published
allegations relating TO IL conform with
reason and proven facts. That they have
succeeded in this laudahlc design is shown
by the iact that their remedy Is not only
popular, nut widely respected Exncri-
cnce without the aid OF bombast, has
demonstrated that 1t is tonic Of the first
and preventive of malariai disease, -
Salutary anti-spasmodic and remedy for.
debility, and a capital corrective OF dis
orders OF the stomach, liver and bowels
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-08
Cotton Markets.

New York. Dec. 7.-Cotton quiet;
middling, a-16c. Net receipts. 9s9
bales; gross, 1851 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 2,263 bales; to France, go
bales; to continent, 800 bales; forwarded
1Ss6 bales; sales. $3.50 bales; spinners
90 bales; stock. 257.1S0 bales.
Total to-day: Net receiptS, 45432
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1884
bales; to France. $3.50 bales; to conti-
nent, 1860 bales; stock, 1902. l27 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
S3.3l6 bales; exports to Great Britain. 49,
0G3 bales; TO France. 13,409 bales; to con-
tinent. 1854 bales.
New York, Dec. 7.-Cotton futures
closed quiet and steady; sales, o09. 200
bales. December. 7.21; January, 7.33;
May, 7.59; June. 1853; July, 1855; August
667.
Liverpool. Dec. 7.-12:3O p. Moot
ton. good business done and prices
steady; American middling, 4Ad.; sales
$1,000 bales; American. 1l.40O bales
ceipts, $4,000 bales; American, $4,000
bales. Futures opened steady and mod
erates
Liverpool, Dec. 7.-12:45 p. m.-Amcri-
can spot grades, 1-32d. higher; Ameri-
can middlng fair. 1924; good mid
ding. 11-32d.; middling, 4 9-32d.: low
middling. 3-16d.; good ordinary, l.
led: ordinary, SGD.
Liverpool. Dec. IA p. m.-December,
4 10-6i@4 11-64d. seller; December and
January, 0S-64@4 09-64d. seller; Janu-
AIRY and February, 07-64Q4 0S-G4d
sellers; February and March. March
and April, April and May. O7-64d.
buyers; May and June, 4 07-64G4 0S- Cad. :
June and July, 4 0S-64d. seller: July and
August, 4 0S-6i04 09-64d. seller; August
and September, 06-64d. Futures closed
barely steady.
New Orleans Dec. 7.-Cotton futures
quiet; sales, 6S,69l bales. December
FOB: January. I.e3: February. 7I3;
March, 7.2l: April, 1926; May. 7.3l; June,
IS5; July. 7.39.
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HELD IN ABEyANCE.
Spesulates Deferred Operations Until the
Presidents Message Was Read.
OF A HAND.1O-MOUTn CHARACTER
The Presidcnts Reference to Trusts
Was Followed by u Vigorous Sell
Ing Movement I'm Sugar Which
Carried That Stock Down-weak-
ness I'm Changers.

New York, Dec. T.-Speculation at the
STOCK Exchange was held in allegiance
during the greater part of the day by
She desire to defer operations until the
contents of the Presidents message to
congress became known. Until the dc
tails OF the message became public
property the dealings were of a handto-
mouth character, and were confined
mainly to the room traders. At the
start the sales were generally at small
figures. Tobacco and Manhattan were
notable exceptions, the former selling
off 1Mto 1875 and the latter ~ to 95Ia.
Tobacco was unfavorably influenced by
rumors of fresh competition and by re-
ports that a decision in the New Jersey
coufts affecting the charter of the com
pany would be rendered shortly and
would be adverse to the trust. Shortly
after the opening General Electric ran
up IL to 33A and Laclede Gas 2M to
25A. In sympathy with these move
ments the leading shares improved 40
i per cent. but the advance was soon
partially lost.
The really decisive movement of the
day took place shortly before Q o'clock,
when the details of the Presidents mes
sage became known in the street. The
reference to the trusts was followed by a
vigorous selling movement I'm Sugar
which carried that stock down from
1855 The fact that the Sugar Trust
declared the usual quarterly dividends
on the preferred and common stocks
was ignored by the trading element. who
sold freely on the way down. There was
also marked weakness in the Changers.
which declined anywhere from Is to 12s
per cent, the latter in st. Paul and Bur
lSton and Quincy. Consolidated Gas
declined rs, but outside of this special
~ the losses from the highest OF the
morning were 4 to rs per cent The
market closed unsteady at or near the
lowest prices of the day. Net changes
show declines of AG1k per cent. Man
haitian leading. Total sales were 2O2, 9O4
shares. including $4,000 Sugar. %. 200
Union Pacific. $500 St. Paul. l24eO Bur-
lington and 12.400 Manhattan.
The bond market was weak. The
BALES footed UP S1,741 900.
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WESTWARD.

ita'iy except sunday. other tIaiu daii,.
no. l.-Nortulll 10 Cincinnati and l.oUi,-
VILE daily. faglOr ear Old Point TO KIrn-
Inond, ANA Pullnan Sleeping cars from
Richmond for Cincinnati. I.ouisyille and n
Louis Meals served Oh Dinin. Cars west
No . Norfolk to Cinclhnati ana Louis
vale daily f'ullman Sleeping Cars for
Cincinnati ana Louisville. Meals gerv. II
on iliiin. cars west OF Gorionsy!llc.
steamer Louise arrives q. Norfolk daily
l. ;ni noon ana : -. IN.
For further IN formation aDplv tn
X. Y. BROOK y. Pnssenecr Agent
G aud q Ticket Ofiac. Granby stree,
Under Atlantic iiotcl
JOHN y. POTTS.
Asset. General Passenger iiGur
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baltimore Market.

Baltimore, Md, Dec. 7.-Flour-Firm
Western sper, s2.s5G33O; do. extra.
S3:50I4.15: do. family. s4.5O@4.S5; winter
wheat patent. $5.00@5.25; spring, do,
S4.Ia@ 800; straight S4.5c@475.
Wheat-Unsettled; spot, 90M90k C.
May. SS@SSiI c.; steamer No. red, S3i. c.
Southern. by sample, 9o@92c.: do, on
grade, SGl2c.
Corn-Firm; spot, 2s@2shc; year,
2S%02Siac.; January. 2SM @2sasc.: Feb
ruary. 2S}a@2S&c.; Southern white. 23G
29c.: do, yellow, 22h@2Slac.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white, 25Q
No. . mixed, 221aQ CSC.
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New York. Dee. Mooney on call easy
at ltHQ2 per cent. last loan at ~ per
cent. and closing offered at lia per
cent. and closing offered at ~. per
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. 3lAGp
per cent. Bar silver. 65is. Sterling EN-
chanee easier, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4S2a. G4S4 for sixty
days and 4S6ia@4S6S4 for demand Post
ed rates. 4S4laG4S7la. Commercial bills,
4S215Q4S$i.. Government bonds. steady:
STATE bonds. dull; railroad bonds easier
SllNer at the board was quiet
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Marine Miscellany.

me schooner Enterprise. Captain
Duncan, bound from Plymouth y. G..
TO baltimore with Il cargo of shingles.
which was sunk a few days ago near
Money Point. has had her dcckload re-
moved and now is on the Berkeley Flats.
Captain W. II. French has purchased
IN" schooner y. j. Bentley, which is
ashore at Ocean View. She will be
stripped.
New York Port Arrivals-Tug MINI
mic Speyer Norfolk. with one barge for
New London
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r.lIsAyELgsss, sssirisss d: u IA
eSM Northumberland

PASSENGER StIt>s ARE APJENT.
En- 40 s SMth from Norfolk DAILY
XSEE sasiIy q oSPAgga Hsef5 ssS
100 2. m. Passengef accommodat ioas IN
Fare are Including meals ana stat.
Fare; round trip. limited 10 thirty 81
For tickets ana fesslyaiion q s ases
Main stre apply y : ct ticket ofics
SrrT,'O News every, Sunday svsn snss
k ia gont s9 isr nSss
H T5M$ sS ! T q OF STEAMERS
SEP, Sunday. Leave compa k qs'1 Whsai.
N FOR 5Ra OLD PoINT11At $40 and MS =,
SostSlf s"a a 90 ana p s5 Pay lime AZ %hsE
;, FOR e M, MlLAMlPToNaAt Ills a. M. SAX
FOR NEw y SIC NE NsW a;s5 PM s,r,1.4
p F % Bay hA hlPs S Esf5i MS vs.
PORTSMOUTH, Gas a. M; Bay Linne Inc M Vi a !,
m%RT oR Sc sG3 81 III R1ypn-rus.a. y
PoTfsmoaih. Gas a. M: Bay 8 III Iln g. a a
p FOR FOR BACK. PooUosIN AND YoRHas
co%RanTSy,s wharf Monday. SWSh ednesdSSss
a. a. M; Bay Line wharf. Norfolk. at s:4s 3
sI FOB NANsEMoND RIVER Anr
2, H.; connecting at SGnoik with s.. and
Freight for Mathews, Back. poouo,, ~
r ware ~ severn, York and Nansemond
Freight for Washington. NJ q ma ,a,,s
ings on Tar, Pamlico and Pnnan rifvera
Tece1vrd n at and delivered from N. ~ a.
N Fr req ! for Newborn. N. c.. received at
M E nnu ?. X. +. Depof; = -
Uut notice. ~ Snahse WIZ
rooms apply at Campany's oniee.Nes7
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PrOllIIcN.

Southern Fruit-Bananas, sl.OO@1.o5
per bunch; oranges, Jamaica's. s3.75@
400; cocoanuts. $3.50 per big of 100: lem
ons, $3.O0Q6.50; cabbage, s1.25 per barrel
onions. $500 per sack.
foultry-Chiclen market glutted: old.
25c.; spring chickens, 1641Sc.: small.
not wanted.
Eggs-Wholesale, firm at $4,000. per
dozen.
Beeswax-22c per pound.
Iruck-lrish potatoes, 50Q75c.; North
ern, s1.35.
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Sitmnt. HIRrEef

Market-Steady; out of town prices
are dependent on the delivery
rates TO the different points. Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
loaf s5l1; powdered. S+.S6: graduated.
$iAS: confectionerers' standard \. $4:SG;
American off y. SSH: centennial bright
yellow b. $3.50: California b. $i.T3:
Franklin standard extra C, $3.67; Key
stone extra c, S3.61; American extra C,
$355
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WAOLESALE ROTATIONS
PrDIiAiOna.

Norfolk. Va, Dec I. 1856
Fish-Mackerei. No. =, in kegs. 500;
new. small. Sl2.50; new, medium, Sl2. 90
No. 8. in kegs, $3.50; Herring, Family
Cut Herring, S3S5; Eastern in barrels,
S2.25.
Provisions-Market strong; mess pork,
new. $3.50: ham. pork. new. $3.50.
Bulk Enthusiastically: clear ribs, AZ n
+7sC. as 10 size and cut; fat backs. 4Hc.
bellies, asa 5i2c, as TO size pieces; pork.
plate, 4laC.
Shoulders-SuGar-cu &C.
Bacon-Shouldcrs. Cue.
ISreastS-SuSar-c cured. Sc.
Hams--SmithlielG. 1fQ15c.; s. C. slip
hams. 1l24Ml2c.
I.ard-Puge lard ;iere"s. GGGiac: cases
and tubs. &c. over price OF Heroes; com
round. iI2c.; t!erces. III cases and tubs
Nc higher
: ButtGr-Market stronger; New York
State dairy. new, 2Sc.: fresh creamery,
22M24c.: Western. $4,000
Kerosene Oil-T7irm: 112 degrees. TIC. ::
GO degrees. 10c. Red. $50 degrees, 10iac
siroccrieK.
stronger, Iilo, common, 49,. 90
ii lG1a4 lIc.; good. lSQlSiac.; choice.
d jay WsVc'' Lasuayra, 20!29 2lc.; Java, 800
Svrnps and Molasses-Stead,: syr-
UPS. BriGht. lS@2$c.: Fair Grades. i60
-oc.; Porto Rico. 10. 20 and 2Gc.. as 10
lev New Orleans Molasses-ouiet: Fair
-o 9s -oc.' Good. 25q30c., Choice. SIC.
tIo'lr-Aiarket stronS and higher:
,So eSierh e. spring Wheat. Best Patent.
tent $32'; Choice Straight Family 81 10
GOOD Family. $500; Fair Family. $a45:
Good ENtra,Si.0o: meal, per bag of 1oOlhs
S o per bag Of GIBBS, 74c; per bag of
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine ooc n, m
as to grade; G. A. 55@65c., as to weight
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Merchants GHINeIS' TTllsDOII0|jOlGl
DIRECT RoIIrE

,a DlREST RoUTE.
FOX BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANNAH. a i'7''.il s1-s's,
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ann
FRIDAY ate r m for BoSTolS. III
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY MT "A
FARES TO BosFPoiM AND Prov.
DENCH. 'lsIFNsSss
First class. including meals ana
SIateroom berth ss-''-s-l. co X
Second-class. including meals and =
FOR SAVANNAH. - -. I. =. ~ ~ =
Every WEDNESDAY and SATIJRDayy
neutrality-suspicious.. including meals D.
anu perth: ~. si9 "a
Fare-Seeond- class. including meals a e 4
Perishabie freight sent Via Prov widen eo
rewarded by early train to Boston, and
Boston - Ns'St-.t'NSt. - . - ~
IMAM p; m on sailing days of Boston
ships: ships; 0;So sailing days OF Providences
For, further information. apply to i; IA
X. II. WRIGHT, Agent Norfolk va. IS
a: y. STEBBJNS, Asst Tariff Mgr. 5 d
". 7. TEIJRFsNER; General Pass. ACT NJ
j. Z. WHITNEY. Traffic Marsger, a:
General Offices. Baltimore. Md. Ri; ii
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Rlce-Milled. 4N@61Sc.; rough. clear
Of red. 70c.; with red, 65c.
q rain.

Peas-Steady; black-eye peas, new
crop, s1.2591.40 per bag; black, 5OGG0c
per bushel: clay, 40c. per bushel.
Southern White Corn. 2Su30c
Oats-Steady; Mixed, 25c.; white. soc.
Mill Feed-Market steady; bran, S12.50
Gl4.0O: shipstuff or middling. sH.; meal,
white bolted. per so pounds, 40c.
Michigan, Ohio. and Indiana. No. /,
Timothy hay, No. >, $4,000 1900; mixed,
$1,000.
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Fresh l,isfi.

Trout, large gray (per pound), 363,sc. (;
salmon per pound, 5@6c.; crackers
tper 1000, S3Mi; shepherds (per pound.
S@10c.; blues. case; butter fish 2@3c.
per pound; Spanish mackerel, 1501Sc
per pound; white perch, fm6c. per
pound; black bass. 5@6c. per pound:
rock SM Toe. per pound; mullets, $4,000
500 per box.
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a TLANTIC AND

ATLANTIC AND
DANVILLG RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH III, 59s.
Train No I-Daily--Leaves Norfolk
SShipper's Compress WHARF at 9:21 a. N.
West Norfolk $50 a. M, for Danyille and
iniit,ermediate points; arriving at Dan
TT Train in No. s-Daily except SUNDAY q.
Leaves Norfolk $40 p. m, West G M aoa
6:lO y. M, arriving Iawrenceville. 100 ~
IN. Leave Lawrenceville (No % $50 a. M Il
arrive Danvllle 1926 q. m. x 81 sS9s4
Train No. connects at IGMPOEJA with
Atlantic Coast Line train No. 49, for ali
points South, leaving Emporia $40 p. M
This train VIII await the arrival of train
No 50, when notified by the a. G.. Il. that
there are passengers for points on the a.
and d. West of Empor.a q s38s' 5s,S
Train No. ] connects at DENNISTON5
JUNCTION, with Norfolk and WESTERN
r: r. for Durham and intermediate points
Trains NOS 4 and o connects Mt JEE.se
FRESS JUNCTION and jDANyILLE for;
all points on Southern railway systenf ~
Pullman sleepers between DanVifle and
Asheville, Atlanta, Jacksonville Menu
Dhis and New Orleans. S IN
Tickets on sale and baggage checked az
Wakes Agency and Company's wharf.
6, p: OVENS WIN. Il TAYLoH, ) 81
CHAs. o. TfAINES, Siiper ntendeSit
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Live stock,
Market fair and eoed cattle in de-

mand.
Choice heavy cattle. 3lkQ4c.; common
to fair cattle. 3Q5I&c: Eastern North
Carolina. best. 21a@3c. common. 1ladp
PIC: heifers. Western. 2i.GSiac.; bulls.
2@2lac.; fat cows, pa @3Ac.; mich COWS,
mon, s1O.00@2O.OO: butchers sheep. aKO
3Ac.; good corn-fed hogs, 3la@ic
light pigs. 3lsc. Hogs in better demand
for all weights. Lambs. lest. 36
4iSc. per pound: common i:ot wanted at
any prize.
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Peanut Market.

Farmers market quiet; new, 2IkI25sc.
old prime. 2lsG2Ac.: raw, 2G(l4iSc.
Spanish, old sl.GO: new, G5@ lac.
Hand Picked-Fancy. Ac.: extras. Sc.
ed. &C.; No. l Virginia, 324c.; No. . Vir-
gnin &c.
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Opening. Highest. 10,

cash Quo i0tions-Flour was quiet ana
steady: pr res unchanged: No. 2 spring
wheat. TGT9i4c.: No. red, SEA g0S, G. -.
No No corn, 234233sc. No. . oats. Isl, a.
Mess pork. $6SomG.S5: lard s275c,
5.na; ;. r. sides. $3.75@3a5; ID. S. shout
aers; si.25Q4.6o; S. c. sides, s4.OOG4. 12la.
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ARRIVE AT MoRFoLK.

NItItI ' u AT NORFOI,JS
=, MAIL AND EXPItE.SS (daiiv .~,on.
sunday at 4:25 p. ~. and ESpress 1oh I
with all rail- and steam lines at ; yo,So1,.
Tor the North. East and West. Poa ase,,N
Sci stations foot OF East Main sin..ai
Norfolk and Western depot. Freight sta,
tiontion on Water street s'@
;, EASTnIiN CAROLINA DIspATcu
M III nj EEk i Il, imMM AND OLD Do Do.
and East via Norfyll. and h ,9irtS north
20 ,df,, railroad and Enste: IA North
Freight received daily until : n ~ ana
iorwnrdeh PROMPTLY ut Low rate. i' anu
For furthcr information opplV 10 tbe
Norfolk. Va. o. IT, IL. Co.,
IT. c. IIUDGINs
~, General Freight and Pass. Agent
M. *. KING. General AIanarer
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Naval Stores.

Rosin, s1.0o per barrel; pitch, sl.25 per
barrel; tar. S1.75 per pork barrel, and
$3.50 ligion; turpentine. 40c. per gallon.
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Scis York s,arHrt.

New York. Dec. -Flour-s.eadv;
WINTER wheat. low grades, 81. 20Gf3 y,
lar to fancy. s3.25@4.6 so; patents, s4SocS
o'So' Minnesots. clear. s3.4o94l5; patents
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; B. c. 8 R S. B. Co,
~ Baltimore and Norfoll, Line,

Passenger rates SlW one way. s1.so
Leave Portsmouth by Transfer steamer
from Emcrsons wharf daily cXccpt SIN
day, $40 y. IN. leave Norfolk, foot JacK-
y. m; arrive baltimore, foot Lee street.
1900 n. m.
Leayf allhGr S6 u ioD5 Ice Ice 81 street daily
GOO a. M. Arrive Norfolk foot JacEsntt,,
81. Get, 200 a IN. arrive Portsmouth (Nor
folk farryl S:oj a. M.
New ana elegant steamers. The service
IS nrst-Class ~ every respect. Meals scrv-
cd on American plan.
Friegh; received at the componv,s
wharf Norfolki and Emmcrson's wharf,
Portsmouth. daily eXcepi Sunday until !
i}a,lt!more-,centrc OF business portion OF
city. street car lines from pier to ali
points OF baltimore. ai1
f. r. LANR, Agent
WILLIAM HENRY TAYLoE.
District Main street a4 t1ar.c ckGt agent CO
Telephone H.
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NO EXTRA FARE ON ANY Train,

-'',"St stnk Wv WIZ tnFtUs
No. f03.-'.Thr Atlanta Special Icnves
Norfolk, via Fcria, DAIRY, ut Ii.30 pm.
Leaves r0rismouih, Daily, ut 1901 uiuhi,
for Suffolk; Eraakliu., Boykins. Weldon !lcndor-
Southorn Pines. Wilmington tyia lIemru. Wad"H.
Rp,hcr;iord!an. Chester. Clinton GrccnW"od
hbnryillc' Eihnrton. Athens. Atlanta. Coluir b!a,
Angustn. Aiken, Macon. Finiidn, Chattanooga
NASHVILLE, Meinphs; rcIns. California tyia Menu
nhl"l Solid Limited Train. with Pullman EutIct
si,opnrs and Festibu led Conchcs
, No. IL. Tho y. A. l.. Express" leaves
Norinih, daily, at 900 M. Leaves Ports
mouth. daily, al a.l5 am, for a above points
ron.ta, Div'son,. and via Weldon for al Atlantic
E,iGNryy, Mobile pcnsacoln Now Orleans. Texas.
Ir3hii'ct'hg ut Frrnklin Monday, wednesday, and
tr,t,y'. for landings on tho Underwater river,
hrriVo. fcnhletou. Murffoushoro. cwis,ou Dur-
nm, tolumhin and Aupunta daily cert Sunday
Monday. '" ""''' eNeoi'
No. iGe.-hrrivc Portsmouth daily t.nam.
10. ~ Arrive Portsmouth, daily. $50 min
FOR tickets, baggage checks sleepiEf: ear reser-
vhtions. cite. apply to
j. W. Hrn"n. Lr. ras,'r tr, ~ aain ST., SorfoiL VA
murray Forbes, TRAY. fas>r AEi.. Portsmouth, Va.
!. ST. John. Vice. President and General nsnsr.r
y. " mrht = General Superintendent.
H. W. u CLOVER. T. J. ANDERSON.
Traffic Hanascr. Genera ira.,'r lri
Portsmouth,. Va.
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u SHIP FOR 7PHfLADELPHIA.-- OfSIv,
direct line from Norfolk TO philadelphia
Until further orders. steamers are =!
day, Wednesday and Saturday Il s b. III
and from Philadelphia every Tuesffays
Thursday and Saturday - Z,
Through bills of leding TO ALI pSff: III
South and Southwest via Seaboar8 4 Ar
Line. Southern II aslway, " prfoll N ana
Carolina, Norfolk and soufh sfn Rst5s
JAMES w. MccARRIesKs
General Southern gent. yorfoIE rs ~ IL
Agents gEiia