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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Le,edings vim court Of eivil appeals.
| district, at Dallas. March Z:
Is,ned-.I. Nj. Howell ct al. vs.
n A Stephenson ct AL. Dallas
XII A. y. seip VS.. j $. Grlnnnn
1, KAUFMAN county: Western Union
[raph company VS.. j. W. league,
{,klh county; st. Louis SOUTH
Fan Railway company vs.. j, ID.
II, franklin county.
Ilytr.ed and rcmandcd-Scales &
N rs. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fc
Ixay company. Bowie county; H.
s,ehurn. receiver. VS.. Danyllle Ma
III hank. Dallas county; Cullers &
krw. N. A. Blrge 4 Son. Grayson
I'M: John a. Harris ct al. VS.. Lew
Leland & Dean. Rockwell county,
(rssed and rcnderd-McLcod Bros.
ldand & Dean, Rockwal county
hons disposed of-M. Jordan VS..
VI A. Meyers & Co, rehearing
rki, ]. S Hethrington ct al vs..
hi trunk Railway company, re-
NJ, gerruled; North British and
ExH Trust company VS.. Jot Gun
III rehearng overruled. a. \.
ifrrs Hartford Fire Insurance
~. rehearlng overruled; 81. Louis
issiern Railway company VS..
l0iyer To strike out assignments
[rr oyerrulcd. Phoenix Insurance
any VS.. Burton, Lingo a. Co. TO file
~ granted; J.. j, Norwood Il Son
"a Alamo Fire Insurance COM
p 10 file copy of assignments Of err
tFsruled,
{tts subnltted--L. A. Wilson vs,
Hall, administrator. Dallas coun-
Z. Cabell rs. Regina MeneZer ct
Dallas county: \. G Matthews ct
| y. Wolfe City National bank, Hunt
Fal International and Great North
Railway company vs.. Mrs, n, y.
NJ e al, Wood county. Western
III Telegraph company W, c G.
" Camp county; Meyer Bros. Drug
[lAhy VS.. i \ Harris ct al. Hin
ny; N. +. Murric VS.. John Burks,
River county; Rachel Dirk VS.
Eue Bros, Ellis county; Houston and
ny central Railway company w,
Ine Galther. Collin county.
1ss set for March 2i-A. McLaueh-
Nal VS.. Carter, Richie a Co. ct al,
aI county; Missouri, Kansas and
's Railway company vs.. Jones
" h0ekwall county; st. Louis
y fonhdry company VS.. Mrs. N. c
~. bowie; j l.. Howard VS.. Ste
Y smith ct al, Navarro county;
,sior1 Cattle company vs. u. NJ
~, Dallas county: L. II. Harrison
NY Of Sulphur Springs. Hopkins
"; Fletclenback x Meyer Va, Ike
Z DALLAS county; II. Il. Byrd ct al.
~ NJ Clymer. Hunt county; st.
y and San Franclsco Railway com
I. " Emma Williams ct al, Lamar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
WON BY THE ANTS
RESULT or rnonIniTI0N ELEC-
TI0N IN uu.LsBoRo pREcI>CT.
The Antis Have n Drrided Increase
Ia No,i"g Strength for the
Precinct.

Hillshoro Tex, March I Especially
The prohibition election In this pre-
olnct today passed OF pleasantly With
out the bitter feeling that usually
prevails on such occasions, Both sides
challenged voters whom they thought
were not entitled to vote. and ono
by the name ~ w l., Wood. was ar
rested for ALLEGED Illegal voting. but was
subsequently released on bond. The
election held IN this precinct, including
this city, WAS won by the antls by "a
majority OF ~ votes against prohlbi-
ton majority two years ago OF So votes.
This Is an increase IN the anti vote for
tho precinct OF $50 over the vote two
years ago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Edwin Ferry Closes iii- Engagement
with "NirRinius.''

Theatcr-Eoers 8ho failed cling iet-
Greanwaii's miF3sd very thorough
and pleasing presentation OF the play.
Mir. Ferry In the title role displayed
remarkable ability, Avoiding the temp
tation TO rant. yet giving full force
and visor 10 the heroic part. His as
cerrment IN this respect " enough 70
marx him as one OF the coming great
tragedianH. His elccutlon and eunnris-
his excellent voice and splendid hpys-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
on the RACE TRACK.


New Orlenns, March Weather nne;
track fast.
Purse 5000 for i-year-olds, sclllng. six
furlongE-Rennud I. CARA Q, Rapid
Transit 2, Time IL 3-4.
Purse 5000 for 2-year-olds, four fur
longs--PArmesnn !. Thomns Paine ..
Ethel Farrell B. Time 40 ~.
Purse $3.50 for l-ycar-nlds and IN
wards. selling mile and half Marcel
!. Uncle Jim 2, Lebanjo 3 Time 2.39 "a.
Purse $500 for 3-year-olds and up
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

'sss.aaiil Mrs, Parent entertained the
Z, ana .uQhie club Thurs lay even
spasi. which evlneed the good
'stess genoroie hospitality IF the
ms ~ VII beautiful ilnrol de-nra-
n R,r.e guests We're Mcssrs. RpE-
sid.mass' Davis. Gage and Johnston
iffg I, psl!ss;herty, Marrisln, Hem
afsl.,. isses Williams, Diamond,
lasls .Msssrs- McNally. St Mary,
Nietrleh and Johnson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
WILL rLAy run nnow,s.
4 Game Arranged Between the 81
Louis and Denison Mines.

Donison Tex. March G.--fSpccial)--
c. a. Peacock, who was sent TO Dallas
as a representative of the Dcniaon Bare
ban association, returned yesterday
having arranged with Chris Won der
Ahe Of the st. Louis BROWNS through
Manager McNealnB OF the Dallas team.
for two games hero IN April. A letter
was received this morning from the
former manager of the Fort Wayne
dndD team Offering TO bring nine Ia
Denison and asking only $50 az salary.
The proposition II under ndylscment,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
..d Inst Night By the Conn
mcrcini Club.

Xsusitu 'sh"'
mcrcini Club.
,..nopse 90 an invitation issued
IN hy the Commercial club COM
\ on municipal AFFAIRS to about
|rnndted prominent business men
,sav 10 discuss the most feasible
Sr securing the election of city
N vino would conduct II business,
"a economical administration Of
.Ssirs. about forty men assembled
rlght In the rooms of the club
|i.rotnd two hours to the discussion
n ,heme suggested.
|. meeting was behind closed doors,
rnorters were carefully excluded,
NJ participants declined after the
M 10 disclose the nature Of the
Isilngs. 1t was learned, however,
h plan Of action was definitely
hi upon,
j Carnes Is being urged TO make
An for alderman In the SiXth
against Mr. Lacy, and it Is under
II t6At he Is likely to accede to the
{otunitie. " his friends,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

ton are exceedingly good. aud will,
iquc are particularly IN keeping with
the character Of the noble old Roman.
Mr. Charles Coiiins' representation 81
Appins clhudius Was excellent fully
IN tine with the work or Mir. Toriy MIN.
self MIR George Buck,cr Sustained the
pnrt OF lciiius In a very trcditahlv man.
ner. ana Ailss Myra Ice CAVALIER made
q charming Virginia.
II Is unfortunate that a company OF
such merit should be given such poor
company here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
|PFCIAL EDITION FOR
THE CITY OF DALLAS


of the theory Of evolution, taking az his
text Job l7-ii; II have said
10 the woman that thou art my mother
and my sister" In addition 10 thls
There VIII be other talks and music
me meeting Will be called to order at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
a,Trs TO DALLAS


s,,tc Convention oi the H.
Us r. A.
80 meeting of the Texas
~ I az their headquarters
oriental hotel last night The
,,,srs Of Importance which came
ns'. M announcement made by
W Paul y. Erb OF rates mnde
fAnn,vas and Pacific for the Y r..
.,sn,lon which meets IN Dallas
.assn'l IL, Following are the rates
r-on, points not over seventy
Xxx distant. one ANA one-thlrd
w w he round trip; points over
~ .iy and no more than 100. rate
f.,ir,um rate from TeNarkana,
'aort colorado ana intermediate
g Tickets on sale AT these
n ,nril 3 aud 10, good to return
,nrIl il. West OF Abilene tickets
n fanril S ana ., limited to return
vi ID From points west OF Colo
~ rs,e Of one fare will be made
N, nlace and the 20 rate applied
point TO Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Lewlsyllio, Tcv,. March 7-ispeclal)
Little Herbert Hayes. tho i-yoar-old
son OF Mr.. ana Mrs. James Hayes OF
Lcwisvillo, waA bitten through the hand
this week by dog supposed to ba
flbid, MIR Hayes took him tn sulphur
Springs IN quest OF maidstone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
cnnrsrrA, n,DnAvonnns.


Ral,on. TEX. March 7.--tSpeoiaL,--A
r,e AT The compress this morning about
,iayllght damaged thirty-five bales OF
cotton. II is supposed 70 have been
inceninfy.
The district meeting of the Christian
Endeayor society is now IN session
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
From Birth

to death man is but organ
ICED dust supported by the en-
ergies Of fuel-foods, Of which
Barring its bad taste) Cod
liver Oh is, by all odds, the
best" So says a famous
English physician.
In Scott's Emulsion, the
bad taste Of the Cod-liver Oh
is completely overcome, max
ing It the perfect food and
remedy in CONSUMPTION, an
emia, and all forms Of wasting
complaints. 1t digests and
agrees where other foods repsl.
No other emulsion is "the
same" none" just as good"
,,e. and .,.os at ali srussIssA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Democratic Executive Committee IL
Meet nt Parts March ~.
Paris Tea, March i.--tspeclAi)s-
Chairman Patrick to-day made his cAl
Tor Vie meeting Of the county Demo.
cratic executive committee on March
p to uomc the time Tor holding tho
primary election and county conven-
lions
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

The next attraction will be Thoma,
kcene Ia Rlchclieu Monday nighj
TUESDAY night he will present l.ouil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

Chief of Police ] c, Arnold will leave
Tuesday for Houston to attend the an
nual convention Of the Texas union OF
city marshals and chiefs Of police, Of
which organization he IL president,
The convention occurs Wednesday. NJ,
{. Kahn, secretary of the union. Will
go to Houston Monday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

C. w. Eldredge, the hop fiend arrest r,ls,,
cd Friday with his wife on susplcloh.
is still In jail, his hearing yes'et i,,aa,
having been continued. me t'ts
iaa re ,,hn claims TO have been robbed
~ SSs while In a hack with Mrs Elu-
radce was John elmer, who came ~
from the country TO enjoy toueh OF
high life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08

A civil service examination OF appn-
oants FOR positions as clerks. store,
Keepers and store-keeper gauger ,s,, M~s
Se,d Yesterday In the Federal bul'uiAs
nyiI sevet, candidates. all white
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04
cotton Markets.

New York. Jan. 3.-Cotton ouict. mid.
unng gulf, 9-16c.; middiing. 5-16c. Net
rsceipts. bnles: gross, $3.50 bales: ex-
con - =" dre at britain. 1855 bales; to
Itoiitlhcnt. $3.50 bales; forwarded. 1SS
pa,es; sales, 1.026 bales: spinners, 22G
I'iles: stock. 1Si.359 bales.
Iotal to-day: Net receipts, q 1G3
paies; exports TO Great Britain. ls'a43
oales; TO France, 3,2l6 bales; continent,
o'3Sf bales; stock, LOSS, 200 bales.
Total so far this week: Net reccip,a
ln:S.' bales; exports to Great Britain
'',66i bales; TO France, 17,,3g6 bales. r.
continent 1888 bales.
iotnl since September LIST: Net rc-
britain. l.o23.St2 bales; to France, 2SG, 81.
oaies; to continent ss7 ,g3G bales.
New York. Jan. Section futures
closed steady: January, 79S; February.
500; March $40; April. SIS; May. $40;
June S'2i; July, So; August. SaS: Sep.
lG la Sl2; October. 7.'5; Novcmbef,
fS9: Sales, $1,000 bales.
Liverpool. Jan. 3.-l2:30 H. m.-Cotton
demand fair: American middlinE 10
sd sales. 1900 bales: American. 1O. SOC
niieS: speculation and export, 1908
nLleS; receipts. 10000 bales; American.
lLsO0 bales. Futures opened easy and
demand fair
American spot grades advanced l-32 q :
American mlddling fair. 5 l-3ad; good
middiing. 2S-32d; middllng. 4tsd low
mddling. l7-S2d; good ordinary, 4 Is
sd: ordinary, 7-32d
Liverpool Jan. "a u. m.-Catton.
American middling and low middlinc
cotton: January. 4 30-6Ad value; Jan.
uary and February, 4 29-64d buyer: Feb
rii;ry and March, 4 2S-64Gt4 29-G4d buyer:
March and April. 2S-64@r4 29-6ld seller.
April and May, 2S-64IA 29-G4d seller.
May and June, 4 2a8dd seller; June and
July. 29-6id buyer; July ana August.
4 29-6i@i 50-GId buyer: August anu SEN
TENDER. 2S-GAN4 2a-64d seller; Septem-
Der and October. ! 23-6fd: October and
November, 4 20-6i@4 2l-Gid value. Flu
lures closed quiet.
New orleans. Jan. 2-Cotton futures
quiet and steady: sales, i6,70o bales.
January. I.SI: February. 7.g3: March.
IDS; April, 500: May. sos: June. SOS.
July. Sill; August sos; September, $50:
October 1.6I
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, H., Jan. IA well founded
complaint at the general Inactivity WAS
voiced on the Board of trade to-day
The first trading in wheat was al
steady figures. as there was no news
on which to base particular strength
or weakness, and very little alteration
In values took place.
The limits within which corn ranged
we've SO marrow that there could scarce
~ be anything but the most insignifi-
cant business transacted The GUY
alienation in value seemed TO be from
bidder to seller.
Oats We're firm, but nevertheless de-
VOID of any feature either in the WAYS
OF business or news. There was nrI,:-
ness In everything else on the floor So
that the strength in oats could be as.
cribcd to sympathy.
froVisions--Further enhancement In
prices OF product took place to-day
Confidence showed consldern BILE growth
and buying WAS in greater favor. The
stocks of provisions i'm Chicago were
surprisingly small; which. in addition
To the strength of the hog market. ma
tcriaily aided the feeling in product
The close was l7ia cents higher for
May pork and cents each higher for
Ainy lard and May ribs.
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chloroform'. Effect on the Mind.

dare say iuany OF MS, said Sir James
Crichton Browne in lecture on dreamy
mental states, "rccollect tho story OF tho
professor who, having experienced a mag
nillcent thought in tho early stage of chic
roforin Inhalation resolved that he would
by one bold sally lay hold of IT and 20 read
the riddle of the world Having composed
himself in his easy chair in his study.
with writing materials at hand, he inhaled
tho chloroform, felt the great thought
evolve in his mind, reused himself for M,
instant, seized tho pen, wrote desperately
he knew not what, for even as he did SO
he fell back unconscious. On coming 10
himself hc turned eagerly to the paper, to
find inscribed on 1t, Ia sprnwlipg but Icai-
bic characters, tho secret Of shc universe
In these words, Il strong smell of turpnn.
tine pervadcA the whole. London NoMs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04
Low to Caro- For Wood Floor,

A housckecpor who is noted for her
nnntncss says TINT u wood floor in the
house Is as much cnro nS II baby This Ia
no doubt true, and yet u little attention
systematically given tho floor each day IS
productive Of marvelously good results. a
flannel bag made To slip over tho bristlas
OF broom makes an excellent and con
voniont polshor. rho wood ilour should
DO swept each morning with this nannul
covered broom and twice II week Il should
be carefully ciled. II tho flour is OF hard
wood, use linsccd oil, while IL it Is stained
or painted tho inexpensive crude oil will
answer just as we'll. 1t should br rubbed
upon tho floor with cheese cloth rather
than flannel to avoid tho lint scattering
over tho floor. To deep stained or var,
nishcd floor light wipe frequently with "a
solution Of milk and water
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04
TOBACCO TAKES A RISE
Which Somewhat Relieved the MonOtOny of
an Otherwise Declining Market.
FOREIGN HOUSES SELL RAILWAY LIST
Leather Preferred, suffers u Fall
Tobacco Takes II Sharp Risc-An.
nounced Gold Shipments From
London to New York Ikns ~ ycry.
strengthening ETecte

New York, Jan. 3-The stock specu-
ration was quiet again to-day, only 49,
ooo SHARES being traded In throughout
uhe session In the early trading weak
ness prevailed owing TO lower quota
tbns from London the engagement of
Sl,0OO,00O gold bars for shipment to
Europe. and the delay in announcing the
oohu issue. London sold according TO
arDitragc houses fully 1900 shares OF
siock, principally st. Paul and L.mis-
vale and Nashville. Foreign houses were
also sellers OF high class railway mort
cages, and the prices for these issues
We're shaded all around. In the early
decline Louisville and Nashville, West
crh Union. Baltimore and Ohio, Sugar.
Chicago Gas, and Leather preferred
We're most prominent Leather Ere
1eiTed fell to G1A OH reports from
Boston that the directors intended to
postpone action on the dividend on the
preferred stock. The directors. IT lis
understood are TO meet on the 1hth
instant TO act on the matter. In the
afternoon the market was dull almost
TO StaEHa;ion, the indisposition to trade
pending some announcement from
Washington being well-nigh universal.
Tobacco relieved the monotony some
what by sharp rise of five points to
81. The advance in this specially was
due to reports that the price OF plug
would be advanced on January 18th.
Traders Immediately jumped to the
coipciuSHon tiat the war With the OUT
side manufacturers was In Il fair way
of settlement. The announcement that
round amounts of gold had been or
derctl in London fer shipment TO New
York. also had 4 strengthening effect.
In the last hour the market ruled steady
to firm. but there was no increase in
business tospcnk Of The market left
off steady tn firm. Net changes show
losses of AeiI per cent. Tobacco made
an exceptional gain of "a per cent.
Bonds were lower. Sales were Sl,l25,-
900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions,
NOrfplk

Norfolk. Va, Jan 3. 1896.
Fish-Mackercl. No. 2, In kegs, $500;
new. small sl2:6d; new, medium. 5I2; No
8. in kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family Roe,
half barrel s275; North Carolina Cut
Herring. sS.25GS.75: Eastern, in barrels,
sS.26.
Mess Pork-New, 1915
llam-Pork, slO.35
Hams-Smithneld. 14Q17c.
Bulk Meats-Ciear ribs, SASS: fat
backs, $i.75; bellies. SIC, as to size
pieces; pork plate. S4.7O
Shoufders-S Sugar cured. 6%c.
Observation-Disclosures. GAc
tSrcaSts--SuEar cureu, &c
Lard-Pure lard, tlerces. 167I;c., as to
cases and tubs. 7Hc. over tierces: com.
pound. 5hc.: tierces. In cases. 5lsc.
Dairy, 9Q9h,c.
Butter--Market firm; New York
State dairy. new. 23c.; fresh cream
cry. 24Q 25c.; Weetern. 1G@20c
Kerosene Oil-Firfn: 1l2 degrees. lie. :.
60 degrees. 13iHc.: Red. $50 degrees, lie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04
Groceries.

Coffce-Steady; Rio, common, 16lh@
l.hc.: Fair. 8MQl9c.: Good 2OQr2Us.c ::
Java. 2aU;WIac
Syrups and ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Syrups.
Br:ght. ls@22c.: Fair Grades. lSa20c. !:
Porte Rice. 16. 20. and 26c., as 70 grade
90 New Orleans Molasses-Quiet: Fair,
20@2bc.: Good. 36qp40c.: Choice 4ic.
Flour-Market Strong: West
ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Fainiiy. s4.25: Winter Wheat.
Best Patent. Family. A.15; Win
Ter Wheat, Choice Patent Family,
$500: Choice Straight Family. 81 50.
Good Family. $3.50: Fair Family. $50.
Good Low Family. 1925: Good Extra.
Salt-Firm: Liverpool Fine. s1@1 10
as TO grade: G. A.. 55Gr65c.. as to weight
or. Sice-Miii 6q6c.; dice. in rough. G..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04
wer and steady; january, and May,

lower and steady; January, and May,
3issc.
oats-Dull and firm: options dull and
nominally unchanged; January. 23Ac.
February. 23kc.; May. 2S7sc. Spot No.
2 23c.: No. white. 24lsc; mixed West.
ern, 231sGp2ihc.
Beef-Quiet and unchanged; beef
hams, firm, Sl5Q155T Tierced beef,
slow, city extra l. NJ, s16.50@l70o
Gut MeatS-7outet and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet and fir,ner: Western
steam. $3.50 asked; city, SEES; January,
$3.50. nominal.
Coffee--Steady. 20 to 80 points down;
January, Sl3.3o@Dl3.45; March. $4,000
1880: May, Sl260Qpl2.S0:. July, sl2.35; Sep,
tember, $ll7O@1l.90. Spot rio, dull and
easier; No. z, Ike
Sugar-Raw. dull. firm and unchanged
Refined, quiet and unchanged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-04
1IsAvs:L /: =, Z. iii
TRAVELLERS, q: vi !, r.
ESs 0LDD0A|N|0N Steamship
n GynPAHI
3 FOR NEW YORK

,,PAssENGER sIifs, ARE 2APpoINr,;:sssl
t PIT YHss RA5RiDA9 s aap gs9 saASS.
RaSp * 80 p rG n tis New IH5s
PAYS Tll%KgpMy S ANp / TRibAYs s
Fare. Including meals and state 81
Fare. round trip. limited 10 thirty -
%Ss ''s aSSy se.
NAH strsf5 r general oiss az wharf
N fS.S sxefy News every eSennE
ar Tf scH ffa%Gnf III 6 nss f nXeMsnMn
md Eialne. 's:ilins daily eSesg, sl:,.
EoR e op PoiETAt S:so N i:Is a.
Wharf wiz HorfoiK. at 100 and ITO a. P M.
ah Fob j p II, fhf,AMpToY-At 1l:l5 a. m. and /
400 p. M: 9orismouth at 1905 ard sos
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
Eli p M Bug Syo Lie Whar 9r ss p =:
pP 2h exat AsF d AG MAR9 G naynRs
wharf at $50 a.; m: Portsniouth, Go a.
Fo ray pk ins W Pob6siN HND 4 s|v,
ERN neutrality-suspicious. at Old P9intS,-i
mouth. S:45 n. M: Ray Line Wharf Nor
fon!S ut s;g9 EAU Fl Rl; retn,rWninS next , day
ri nrsduy and Saturday from Company!'s;I
wharf at G:30 a, M: lJortsmouthi GAS a
FOR NANSEMoND RIVER AND
3 p. m: Portsmouth, 3:l0
p. m. connecting at Suffolk with S. and
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquosin, i
Ware. Severn and Nansemond rivers
NORTH CNRoLINA DIVIsJoN-For. (.
merly " N. and w. D. I.--Stenmer Abe (
marie leaves Norfolk for Washington, n
c., Mondays at a.. m; Thursdays. OF
q M, ctrry.SS freight and passengers
for WnshinEton and points on the Tar.
PmnEo and 1nmiico rivers.
Freight for ficwbcrn, y. c., received at
N. ana S. r. r. depot. alF7H
Freight received daily except Sunday
All schedules subject to change with
NJ y. CROMWELL. Agent.
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II.avnI.E,ss ..UrpE.

HI. NORFOLK, ALBEMAkLE AND
4 ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
tunillng between Norfolk and the fam
G, gus Virginia Beach Seaside ResorL
olLhS w. BURT and w. VAN NOE,-
DEN, Receivers.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH. 1885.
!MlLY ENCEPT. SUNDAY.
Leave Norfolk-7 q. m, mixed: II a. m.
LOCAL EXPRESS; & 2. M. local express.
leave iG!nia iIeach-9 a. m, local ex-
press. - -
SUNDAY TRAINS:
=. IN, local express 49, ~
Leave Virginia Bcach-1:30 D. M, local
express: y. M, local express.
Itaiha stops only on signals at intermc-
m nnna s'au"hs TO put off or take on pas
, Local Express trains make the trip In
II. y. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent.
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Southern Fruits-Bananas, $I@l25
per bunch: oranges. Jamaica. S4Gp4 so
per box; cocoanuts, $500 per bag OF 100.
Lemons. S2.75dI3.50; Northern apples,
s2.G5Gfi.OO
Turnips. ST. 5.dull: sweet potutocss 80
dn1.75: hayman's. Sl.50@1T5: yellow. S2.25
@250: onions, Si.T5; parsnips, 81: celery,
3Wfc. n stalk: carrots, S1.75.
Poultry-Chickens. old, 2aLGI25c /;
spring chickens. l2@lSc.
Eggs-NVholesalc 19I20c per dozen.
l5ecswaS-27c. per pound
Iruck-lriSh potatoes: Eating pota.
toes, Sl.25 per bag; Onions. sl.75 per
bag.
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Baltimore. Jan. 3.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and easy: No 2, red, spot
ana January. GG@66Ac.: March, GIia@
61%c.; May, 6SA @GShc.: steamer, No. 2.
red, 6i@6ihc.; Southern, by sample, GG@
VIC; do, on grade, 63IsGp66hc.
airy. 329s9321sc; February, S2t. dt39A g
March. 32Mp33c.; May. 34c bid: steam,
e co.,, mixed, 3lss@31hc.; Southern, 3l% a
. 0ats-Steady: No. 2. white Western.
f@s1isc:; No. mixed, do, 22hGg23c.
Rye-Easy: No. 2. =
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Money. .NfprKet.

New York. Jan. S.-Money on call
easier at iWS per cent: last loan Mt 5
per cent. and closing offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 76fg per
cent. Bar silver, 66&. Sterling ex-
change. steady with actual business in
bankers bills ut iS7& GT4SS for 60 days
and 1921 Glas9ia for demand Posted
rates. 4SS1a0is0 Commercial bills,
aa1%! @iS'h. Government bonds, weak
STATE bonds. steady; railroad bonds.
easier. Silver at the Board was dull.