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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-29

A TLANTiC AND DANYILLE RAIL-.
~ WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Is, 1854
Train No. l.--Daily Leaves Norfolk,
(Shippers Compress Wharf, IT $40 a. m,
West Norfolk $40 a. H. for ltunville and
intermediate points; arriving at Dam
VIZ Tyat IN 10. daily except Sunday
Leave, Norfolk 5:25 y. Ia, West Norfolk
500 y. Ia, arriving luwirnceville $50 p.
M l.ch,c I:.w:enceville (No. 81 600 a.
m, arv.y.. Danvilie 1880 a. IN.
1'r:lin No. 3 So0setS 1T I'm CORIA with,
Atlantic coast Line train No So. for MI
points South, leaving Empor!a $40 D.. IN.
This train win await the arrival OF train
No. So. when notified by the A.. c. l.. that
there are passengers for points on the a.
and d. west of F,mporia.
Train No. connects at DENNlSTON5
JUNCT. with NOrioik and Western II. r.
for Durham and intermr0iate points. 70
FREES JUNCr. and DANEiLLlf for All
Pullman sieepers between Danville and
phis anu Nav Orleans. 7lst
All trains connect at Buffalo junction
with eyaneh trains. to ana from Buffalo5
Tickets on safe and baggage checI. "a
wharf. NORFOLK and at w. v. IL VIZ
liams' ttg Portsmouth.
G. b. OWNS WIN. Fl. TAYLOR.
". p. & Gen Msn.s'r Cen Pass, AKt X
CHAS. o. EAINES. Superintendent.
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CLEARED.

Schr. Bessie Brown, Smith, from Bur
muda Hundreds. with poplar wood, TO
PHILADELPHIA.
schr: John A. Curtis. Bell. to George
town. ID. c.. with phosphate.
Schr. Bculah Land. Knowles, to Bal
timore. with phosphate.
Schr. Murray Vand!ver. Mcpherson.
10 Ale%amGria. with phosphate.
i"smen. Aug. 26.-Cleared: British
Win Norfolk:
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GOttoH Markets..

New York. Aug. 2S.-Cotton ouiet.
inicdling Eulf. SIC: middling. Sc. Net
receipts. = bales; gross, 4a5 bales; eX-
Dor - % Great Britain. = bales; for
summers stock, C7.l1s bales.
IotaI to-day: Net receipts. 1885
BALES: "Nr"rts tn Grea; Britain, 90
bales: stock. l95.C.6 bales.
To:a, 80 far ;his week: Net receitts.
rs lG, bales; exports TO Great Britain.
,incn,. :i.ia- bales
Io;a! T.noo September / Net receipts.
n'2Si.'l: bnles: exports 10 Great Rri!ain.
s.-N@.'l5 bales: to France. &C.. 74s ns!es;
10 continent. 1.'s2,Tl5 bales
New York. Aug. 2S-Cotton futures
closed Guiei. August. 7.:3: September.
80: pcio2sr. I.5,: Novem. az. ;.52: De-
2rmh".. F.5S: january. 1.'2: f. brualy.
80: March. 7.12: april. 7.7G; May, $50.
Sales. 20S. 900 baics.
Live"ru"l. Aue. 2S.-12 80 u. m.--Cot-
ton limited demand and price; in f,-o,.
OF BUYERS: American rniddlinD. i5-3.d :
sales. 5000 bales: American $500 bales:
>pecilijt!on and EXPORT 500 bales: re =
GENTS. Loco bales: American. 100 bales
Futures opened stead ana demand
tair.
I.ivernool. Aug. cS--4 p. m.-Au-
gust. "c64d. sellers: August and Sen
te?!ne:. l5-Gid. sellers: September anC
OciUbc" ! % Cid: October ana Nuysyl-
her 4 oT-6ii. s"l!er: Nove!abcr and De
.rn,ber. 4; 0a-G!Clt O6-Gid. buyer; Januarv
ana February. 4 O5-G'ct4 0G-Cid. buyer:
February and Nlarch. d C6-Gid huyrr:
March and April. = 0T-Gid.: April and
Man. u.-G'e;l 0S-Gid. buyer: May and
June. oS-G4Gti Ga-Gid. sellers. Futures
closed uuici AT The decline.
New Orleans, Aug. 2S-Cutton futures
barely steady: sales. 5000 hules. Au-
gust. 7.27: Sentember, 30: October. 10:
Nov m her 721: Dpccm bor . 30. J,p,,
arv. ,.39: Fehruar". 7.43; March. 7.4S:
April. 1872
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il0lIeN NInrIkci.

New York. Aug. 2S.-Money on call
active at colo per cent: iasr loan at Z
Der cent. and closing offered al { per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. SAG per
cent. Bar silver. G6,4. Sterling lex
chance demoraized. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills 1T 4Si'. @s4&@ia for
siNtv DAYS and 1881. "a 49, for demand.
Posted rates. 4S2i.GhiSj. Commercial,
Ills. iS0i GitS2i2. Government bonds.
STEADY: State bonds. dun! raiiroa d
bonds. higher Silver AT the board was
steady
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Now York ,InrIsct.

New York. August S--Flouf-ouir,
firm and unchanged; Southern ilou: I'm
changed.
Wheat-Spot n,arl;e: dull but timer
with options; May. 71hc; August. SIS; c;
October. e5Hc; November. stS.c; Decein.
.er. 67lar.
corn-Spots less active and Grmer;
No. 2. 2o!tc, il elevator; 273.c. nfiost;
options were fairly active and frnl
al ':@fsc. advance; August. 2Gl:c; ..e:,-
tember, SIG .175c.; DeccmSar, 22c.
oats-Snots quiet and s,eadyl op-
TONS Gull but steady; August, suhc.;
Septe:n3e:'. "0ssc.; October. 2.L,c.; De.
csmncr, 2ilSc.; spot. No While. &c;
thiNed Western, i$M1211sc.
Dces-t.ui,. and unchanged
Ee.t !lams-F'irm a: 3:5TSl5.o0.
iie"ced te-f-Dull and easy; city OK.
ia. India IHess "a 100000
Iut 'neat.-P.csied be lies. Ell c)5,L r
sh0n!cers, lie. h ms, 9Q9hc.
l.1rl-tlulet; Western steam, s3.75
cit. $3.50
!o;'. Film, but in moderate demand
he" mess. S7.:5G9S95
"t'tet -Sicad"; State dairy. 10C15c
20; cream cry. ilAOi6Ac: W.sterr
oany. s@l2c.; Elgins, l6lac.
Coffee STEADY; AUGUST, $40. 25GSlO. 35
.tp 'ember. 50 81: O"tobe-. IS. 506l9. as
November. $3.50; Dece nher. 50. 2OSps. Is
Mich. 1925; Nay, 50 %; july. s925@
= ~ spot Rio steady and quit: No. :
sugar-Raw easier and quiet: fair 20,
hhihs' 3: refined quiet .nd UNCHANGED
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Stayc Mark ct.

NIarkat--F'or W. o. slaves the
demand seems to be largely IN
excess. OF receipts: "a heavy
pipes. prime, $500: culls, $4,000: heavy
hncshca1s. prim-, $50; culls. $53 prim,
Red oak hogshcads. S25 and dull; oulls
SIS: white oak light hogeheads. prime
sh6 90: culls. $500; white oak. heading
prime. S5U.o0: culls. $500; white oak
pipe, sG5: cuils, $50: white oak barrel
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Chicago. Aug. .S.-'rhe wheat market
was interesting both in action and news
to-day. High prices were established
with little difficulty and practically all OF
the grain was sustained TO the close
Connie low price of Germ without
reference TO ':he conditions causing il
seems to 10 IL main il argument in
this market 4 present. Many influen tin
traders buy on the theory that they
certainly cannot lose much whilst they
stand to win something by the opera
Zion. The strength of win at helped
corn prices thisHnornirg. bu; the subse-
quent cooling OF the bun enthusiasm
permitted them 10 sag.
Oats-l'irmness independent Of the
tone of wheat and corn was sin the
not4bf feature of oats. OF course there
was dearth of speculative sympathy
which for time check the ivanc-
ing tendency. but nevertheless, the I'M
derione OF strength was distinct and
well defin. d.
In irregular hog M Ks. with some
grades steady ard others weak were
reported at the yards this morning The
latter feeling carried III most weight at
ihe opening of ,he provision market.
but the feeling became better as the ses-
son progressed. Tae early strength of
wheat was OF benefit as an influence
and towards :he close the same consid-
GRAFTON exercised beneficial effect.
- Opening iiignest. Lowest Closing
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WESTWARD. mo. 5.;No. LIMO. 3

.DEiiy except Sunday. Other time daily
l.Nt::l caily "trip OF steamer Louise
Leaves Portsmouth. 935 u M; Norfolk,
Nc L.Daily, Eo-foli: 10 Richmond; ex.
cent sunday, Richmond TO Ronceyerte.
rnrlor Car Old Point to iionseyerte.
40 l-Richmond to Cincinnati and
I.o;Iisviile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars
Tor CINCINNATI, Louisville and ST. Louis
Meals served on Dining Cars west OF
no. sSNoriolk 10 Cincinnati and Louis
vile daily pullman Sleeping Cars for
cinciunnii and Louisville. Meals served
on Dining Cars Eest OF GoGdonsvile.
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk
daiiy i2:05 noon and 7:20 i, in. from the
West: and $50 u. m. extra trip from
Newport News.
For further information apply to
r ny BROOKE, Passenger Agent
c. and o. Ticket Office. CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel
Asst. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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Suypr Market

Market easier aLd lover. Out O
town LTiees aie G-p-nc~tt en- the do
liver rat 8 10 the different o.nts. L-ca
sales are htin:y made as follows: Gu
.oa:. sa.4S: p"~dered. SILL: rranulnted
1856: ronf>ction'rs s'an ;"rd y, a."
mel lean n y. i4.6l; crrt.n.ia; tIigri
N"'l"w b 81 IS: Gel f. rnia Il. fI.IT
Franklin Standard Extra c, SAIL: i<"y
.to' q e.l'a c, s.t5; Ansii.an e,rru c
s3so
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Memoranda

Schr. VIM. r Burden. Taylor. from
Baltimore to Suffolk. with -. has
arrived in Hampton Roads.
The fleet which put TO sea from
HAMPTON Roads yesterday morning has
returned.
Cape Henry. Va, August 2S-l2 m.-
Partlv cloudy. Northeast wind; "a
miles. Heavy northeast sen.
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r ItcC.

Southern Frui;-B,nannas. 75c @Sl 81
Ger bunoi; orabGts, M... ma. s. ocuI. 90:
Cocoa S3.i5 Ger beg II leo; l.Lons.
H.ooutt; cahhsre. Il.75 pr L.rr.l.
Po,at -es--Haym"n 800; yel low,
81 oe: onI.n.. S2.os ter each.
Grses.-S'upptrno ,1.O0Q1.25 per
brN.
rsact.s-2i@rmc. scr b,,ket
Poultiy-Chi. XVI s. cid. nc.; str'nE
cl icI'rs. large. t7Hanc.; email. 1tG
l2Lc.
Eegs--Wn; l.salo. quiet. a, 15c. per
dozen.
T;c"Swav-22c yer pound
T:ucs-i.'sh pots,o's, 500.
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NORFOLK 8 SOUTHERN R. +. CO,

SCHEpULE IN EFFECT AUG. II. 1saG
MAIL AND ENl'RltSS LEAVES NOR
Elizabeth City. Edenton. MacEey's Ferry.
Roper. l'anteGo, Eelhaven. etc Connects
Ut Eatnton Win n. ~ S. II. r. steamer
as iollows: Daily Except Sunday !Sr
plymouth. Jame5y!ile. Williamson ana
Nimdsnr. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATuROAl for all landings on Chownn
river. nnd Como on MONDAY ana FRI
PAY Tor Scup?ernong river. ard WE'D
in% At l'cllhaven with steamer Virginia
Dare ioi A"kicyvillc, South Creek, All
rota. Washington and intermediate IL nd
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D ALTIMORE. G!IESAPt;AKE e.
d RICHMOND STEAMBOAT co

(Baliimor' g.u Norfolk I.ineJ
Leave Portsmouth by Norfolk ferry dai,v
except Sunday. 500 y. H.: leave Norfoll
foot Jackson street, $50 p. m (; leave CiI
Point. ESQ p, ~; arrive Baltimore. ceot
Leave baltimore. toot Lee street. dsii,.
EXCEPT sunday. C:C) y. M; leave Old PoiI
Clio a. m Arrive Norfolk. foot jackson
street. 80 q. m; arrive Portsmouth (Nor-
folk ferry $50 n. IL.
New and elegant steamers. The service
Is .irst-class in every respect. Meals sery.
ed on American plan.
Freight received a the companv,s
wharf, Norfolk, and Eminerson's wharf
Portsmouth. daily except Sunday until /
70. r. IAMR. Agent. 1y1-
WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOE,
District Passenger and Ticket Agent n
Main street Atlantic Hotel
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n oANoKE. NORFOLK AND

ID oANOKE. NORFOLK AND
II BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing Sunday, September LIST.
1895, the steamers OF this line Will leave
Fay Line wharf every Wednesday and
Saturday night for Baltimore. and leave
baltimore pier every Tuesday and FRI
day at 8 y. m.
Freight received only on sailing days
Telephone 8. WIN. RANDALL,
Agent.
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~ SHIP FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uirect line from No.foik 10 Phiiauelphia.
Until further ORDERS. steamers are ap-.
pointed TO sail from NORFOLK II every;
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at
& pm, and from Philadelphia every Tues
Through bills OF lading to all poirlfn'
South and Southwest via Seapoarn Air
lantIc Coast Line. Virginia and Tennesaqo
kir Line, Southern Railway, Norfolk q
Carolina, Norfolk &. Southern Raiiros d ~
JAMES w. McCARRICK.
q General Southern Agent Norfolk We
3 AZ WI. p CLYDE a Co ~ IS
Agents 1phsiadsip7fn
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Attlu Dried.
CyprSSS ]

Cypress Lumber Mark ct in fair demand
"a No. !. % :aches, t!5.a0; 4d No. l, II
inches. $1,000; A No. J. edge. sI3.50: A
No 2. edge. sll.00; "a No. 2. STOCK, $3.50:
"a No. 3. edge. 1850; "A No. ). stock.
$1,000: bill stuff, air dried, 1910.
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Live stock,

Better fe.lirg and cattle in fair dc
mand for GOOD stock.
Choice heavy attic. 91a04c.: common
10 fa!r earle. Su3nc; Eastern North
INC: h-ie g. Western, 3Cp3ec.: bulls 2Q1
2bc.: tat COWS. 2H03hc.; mich cows.
god. Dcr h-a.:. $40 o .Gl3; 20: oo~ $. COM
mon. $1,000 ?G.T0: butchers sh~.p. 2hCo
3kc.: co96 co,p-i.d hogs, 3i,,.: HIGHT
Diss. sHc. i,"i,s ~ BIT er der and ro..
:Ish, w-'shts, 7,c@,1.50 Per head.
Lambs. bet. 3ra1:c. per psunG: COM
mon MT waited at any p,ice.
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no EXTRA FhBt ON ANY TRAIN.

No. toa.-"Tho Atlanta Special" leaves
NcrfGliS, via Ferry, DAILY, ut 11.3O pm.
Leaves Portsmouth, DAILY, at 2.0I night,
Tor Snnolt, FrarLliu; B"ykin, Weldon. Iiender.
rrr, t;:rr. Durham daily. except Sunday Raleigh
;,onii,rn i'iao'. Wndtsio'u. Monror. Charlotte,
;.hcn'oii Clinton. Greenwood, Ahhcvillc Elbertou,
!; .hern. h;'.atn, Augusta, Macon. Nashville,
McinplG. ':oXHs. Calit"iiia ty,a Memp; - Solid
li.siiC! Tram, viii, Pullman Buffet Shoppers and
V,"i.bi ict, CGaChns.
No. A;.-'.riie $. a. l.. Expross" leaves
N"' :"il;, lily. at DOE AIN. Leaves Ports
mouth. d:ils, atD 10 n M, for NIL above popta
md g di"'on, airrfrcesboro, Lewiston, md all
A'I".tic & ~: Limo Iuirts via Weldon. Also for
Nl"nt- "m-ry, Mobile Few Orleans, Texns, and
W Iico 'yin New Orlenns).. Also connecting at
~ hlli:; Mord"ys, Wednesdays and Fridays, for
i:.n' in:-l Oil no aackwatcr river.
80 tO?.--hriivc Portsmouth daily 30 am.
no 3S--hrri,c Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
Tor ti'le:', 6agg" 81 checks sleeping car rescr-
rc'ionR. etc. url,y
j. W. Dr'nE. ar, ra>>r IL Main ST. Norfolk, Va.
.'c n.f t.rii'. ila,. p-s>'r Art., lOrtsuunth Va.
W. '. H. "'E'-ri', fr.c As. ~ High st riSnouth Va
T. III. i"nN. Vie Frrsi,'hi and Grnrrai Manager.
v " Ne IFi General SulSrluicndrnt, w.
|. vs. ~ GLOVER. 7. J. ANDERSON.
Traffic Usnrrni ra=s'r ist
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Nnticcio Mariners

The whistllng buoy for experiment
tai purposes. which was placed August
an about 100 feet w. n. w. from Ged-
ncy Channel Whistling BUOY, Lover
%cw York Bay. has been removed.
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~ Goorlng dr. ard lar, sll.5GGl2; No.
., iS.50I9.O0; vdse box, s6.5OGa7.Oc; stock
box. ;S@G.50; small ioists. $3.50: large
io.sts. 3e0G@i0.0G; 2x4 16 scantling, $3.50.
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rLu,ahcr nInl.Ikcf.

(Whol-.ale quota tioreo
Cypress Iumber-MarlS.t dull and 40
demand. boards ly6-16 feet LONG, Si1.JU
"a ~: narda lNc--16, rough, 9.u)flC.Gc;
noar,.s, Ike 10 Is iachcs--li feet clear.
$50 .OCG0l20o; boards, rough. wide. s!2.l2@
1870
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Slfi,trlc Market.

Shingles-Quiet; No. hearts. $50
$3.50; No. .. hearts. $4@S4.50; No. l. sap
S3QS375: No. ., saps, S3IS375.
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Trains will stop at All stmtions on s,c.
hais or notice to conductor All freight
must DC at station IL minutes before lea y
Ing time OF trains
Arrangement can be made for snnc; ,
train or cars upon application.
tarlor cars OF afternoon and evening
trains. Sents In rarlor .ar 10 cents axt,n
l.. ID. MATTE Superintendent.
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Fresh FISH.

Trout, Iargc Gray (per pound),
SIC; salmon (per pcund), So; croak-
'ers tpe. 1000. $500; she. p :hea is
| tuer pound). ScGDl'c.: bres DC: bat
eel Fish. 313pc. per p-urd: Spanish
iracl rel. i0@i2c. per pound; spots.
$500 100 Per 100.
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PcnIs,tt. iIarkcf.

Market nrmcr and active; p.in O. 81.
62Mc.: strictly PRIME, 2%d 2?.c.: fancy
&c: coE:auu. tc.; Sranisn, 1925.
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1885 @l6hc.: mess pork s5.6o@565; lard,
So. 35G03.S7h; s. r.. sides. SS.25CI33O; ID. S.
shoulders. s3.75@4.oo: S. c. sides, $3.50
Q362M; whiskcy, Sl.19.
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NnJnI SIOreh.

Resin. s1.00 per barrel: pitch. S1.25 pei
barrel: tar, tl.'5 per fork barrel, ant
$3.50 lis ion; tuTp-st ne. src. per gallon
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~ n : / HsTTgIzG1uestslnaR.
E2dsElZ.LSS-9
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10. go
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

1F3 1-N 1-F I1NR ~ MI 10, su
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
TAO q. m.-For Richmond. Washington,
Lynchburs and the West.
t:e5 D. m.-Vestibule limited for Rich.
mond and Washington. Stops
only eft Suffolk, WeverIy and
Petersburg.
1000 p. m.-For Petersburg. Lynchburs.
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive Norfolk daily. 1:0G o. M.
HES a. m. and 800 p. m.
Tickets and all information at station
and 1875 Main street
W. B. BEvrLL.
Cereal Passenger Agent.
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baltimore ,!ar,tcf.

3,lt more. Aug. :2--Tiour-ouie, and
unrh nged "'
Whtat-Drll ana firmer. sp,., aud A.
gust 6l% @G2c.: Dcremb-r. G5H ii S535 G.
Httam-r No. red. 5sIa@5G&c.: Southern
c SY sample. 6O@GSc,; do. on grade, 595s a
Gorn.Firm; SPOT and September.
sohac.: October. '62s "a 26lHc.; neV. or old
Nore'ihe OF December, ,TsIc. lam
arN' 2fh".: steamer mixed :2A.@22Nc.
Sou hern white corn, 2chCa.Zc.; do
yellow. "6iam2TIsc
Oats-SteadS.: No. white. 25G1occ
No. MIXED. 23G"G
I've Quiet AM; %:",.1y; No. . nearby.
3ala@!Ic.; No. Western, 3G@37c
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Merchants : Miners TRANSFORMATION Go

DIRECT ROUTE.
, S-AN ArNAI4.
EVERY MGNDAI, rIi.:ESDAY ard
friday az q u. IN. for BOSTON
FOR PROVIDENCE;
livery TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
81 URDAY at i ID. IA.
FARES. TO BOSTON AND PROyI-
go. DGNCFi.
first-ciass. including meals and sn-
loon stateroom berth. 90
second class, including meals 9nc
FOR SAVANNAH.
Livery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
ror. IT,, ut n m.
fnrc G FIRST class. including meals
uhu neFtn ............... .............$l2 60
fare;ISccond clnss. including meals
pmr:shablc freight sent via Providence,
iorWnrdcd by early train 10 Boston, and
" NJ The same rate rs by direct steamers 10
perishabie Freights not, received later
s sihiiips; $3.50 sailing days OF Providence
20. furthsr Information apply to
X. II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk. Va.
a: d: STERHINS. Asst Tariff Mgr.
". ?. TURNER. General Pass. Agt.
j. Q. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices baltimore. Md.
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ARRIVE Ar N0pro11-

ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily cxcept
Sunday At i:25 y. m. and Express daily
except SunuIyI at II 10 n. m f: connect
with all rail and steam lines at Norfolk
for the North, East and West Passen-
ger stations foot of East Main street
Norfolk and Western depot. Freight sta.
uontion on Water street.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD DO,
MINlON LINE between I'll points North
Southern railroad End Eastern North
Carolina
Ere. NJ tcer'Nca daily until p. m. and
For iHr;ho. information apply to the
Gcn"r.i Office OF the n. & S. t. r. Co.
No! !,.lt. va.
II G.. HUDGINS.
General Freight md Pass. Agent
n. i. KING. General Manager.
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ealt--Flrn:: liverpool T'nc. s1oe0
Ito. as to grade: G.. A. $50 s5c.. o. to
weight
Rics-M;;lsi. 6Gsc.
Graiu.

Pcas-Dull; black-eye peas. 75Ioec.
rer bas; black, soc. per bushei: clay. SOC
per bushel.
Southern White Corn. zoe.
onts-SteRdy; Mixed, 20 C.: white
800.
Mill Feel-Market steady: bran. SIP
shipstuf. or micdling. Sl3.5O; meal.
white. bolted. per 60 pounds. l0c.
Ilar-Maryland and Virginia. No. !
Timothy. Sl4.50: new, No. 9. $3.50.
Mlch'xAn, Ohio and Indiana. No. I.
limo hy hay, new. $500.
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svEI.t::tN' !gIDn.
&lh SOUTHERN
ON Railway Go.

THROUGH WESTERN NoRTIi CARO-
LIMA. THE LAND OF THE SKY"
The only i.uc ope.AL!nls solid tram be-
tween Norfola ana chattanooga with Pull
maa Sleeping Car attached, without
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WILLIAM HENRY TAYLOE. District
Passenger Agent. No. d Main street,
Norfolk, va
w. II. GREEN. General Superintendent.
]. NJ. GULF, - :ilc Managar.
w. a. TURK, General Passenger AGENT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-29
11,AvEI.Enx, GUIDE.
H0rfOlk, VITgI0I1 Beech 0nu SOdIheTn R. R.
RUNNING BETWEEN NORFOLK ana
The upni,,.a nrbou Scn.ide
famous tlnuIllih DLHUu Resort
TlMG TARLE IN EEE,ECT MAY al. -

i1Mr TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 81,
ioJL~-S ~. Nj.
Leave NOKFOLk-I $50 q. m. Mixed.
10Y u. IN. Through TX. s1l:30 a. m. Note
100 p. M. Local Eek. -3.i5 D. M
Trough EX; 1910 p M Through Ex 6:35
p NJ Local EN- 49, p. IN. Through Tx.
EN-. u lo:0o q, m. Thromxh In
LEAVE Virginia BEACH--'6:45 q. m
m, Mixed. 200 y. y. Through Elk. ass
p IN, m Local. E*; 600 y: M: Through Eek.
ix. 1850 y. m. Through Tx. Il 1880 a. m
Local ,;N: u 100 a. M Through lex. n 400
Daily. Daily except sunday. II sun
Note "A"-stops only at Eempsville
l.yrnhaven and Oceanc.
TRAINS Htop only ON GiGnal at interme-
hiate stations to put or oNtake on pas
ssnSers. Thr9nsh EXPRESS Trains mike
press Trains fort:-'ivA minutes.
y Cnalc Fnr is attached to all Passen-
E n trains. Seats &c. each
II. T.. HOLLAND,
General Superintendent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-29

The Trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
ed. The. steamers are COMPARATIVELY
new, having heen built in 1881. and are
with electric lights. cali bells and steam
from the markets OF Washington and
Norfolk. Tickets on sale at B. &c o.
Wake &c Co.'S office, on wharf. -
For further information apply
d, j. CAILAFIsN.
Pelephons. a. Aren't.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-29

Cash neutrality-suspicious. was quiet and
steady; prices unchanged. No spring
wheat. 561sQ 511sc.: No red, 6O1a@62M C.:
&e 4 corn. 2o&92lAo.; No z oats,
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Hecc,p,. Try n",,nnd >,cnmc-.

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Norf"!E. Va. August -. 1885
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