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strong.
dhicngo Market.

Chicago. Ill. March l3.--Liouidation
wide and heavy took place in wheat
to-day At the end OF the session prices
We're at the lowest point OF the day and
were weak in addition. The break be
gan on the curb last night and was in
augurat ted 10y the attempt OF Il number
OF people To sell ont small lots. under the
impression that it could be done more
quietly outside TIE regular hours. In
this they were deceived prices dcclinin:;
over half cent under the regular mar
kct opening this morning without any
recovery having taken place. 4 lnoder-
ate rally took place durin:. the morning
but as II was due To short covering the
withdrawal or execution OF that class
of orders left the market weaker than
II was before About noon selling be-
came urgent and within the space Of
one cent from the then ruling quotation
Corn declined mostly because OF the
break In wheat. although the indsre
dent underione was weak. Traders
were not kept very busy, as the number
of orders was not large and the guam
tity traded in was of small proper
tions.
Oats-Thc weakness OF wheat was
responsible for decline which took
place in oats. Moderate trading was
noted. considerable selling by holders
and covering by shorts being seen.
Operators in provisions concluded that
the occasion was inopportune for buy
ing. grain displaying so much weakness
and hogs being quoted lower.
At the close May pork was 7is cents
under yesterday; May lard. unchanged
and May ribs cents lower
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The summary of the Gotten movement
past " elk is as follows.
Notice TO Mariners.

The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that repairs having been made to the
new system of electric buoys. marking
the sides of Gedncy ami Baysidc Range
Cut Channels. New York Lower BAY
which was damaged on the 9th OF Feb
ruary, 'ihc buoys wsrc relohted on the
10th instant. The old system of electric
buoys. marking the sides of Gcdnev
Channel. was eXtingu.shed on the same
days, and Will be held in reserve as
heretofore.
Notice is given tiaai on or about April
10, 1876. the light at Cape San Bias sta
ton. Fla. on the south poiEt of Cane
san Hlas, w.ll hc discontinued and
there will he es;a bl!shed n n point about
iifiy feet northerly from the present, a
temporary fixed wh:;e lantern light. The
temporary light will be suspended from
Il tree at a height OF forty-tive feet above
the water, and will ba maintained during
the removal of the station ITO and until
the re-cs;a bliShment OF the present ligh,
on Blacks Island. Blacks Island is To-
Gated in 81. Joseph Bay abou: 33 miles
north-northeas'.erly from the present To-
cation of Cape San Bias Light station.
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Cotton sInrk etS.

New York. March i3.-Cotton-Quiet:
middling gulf, Z 15-l6; middling, I ll-l6;
net receipts. none: gross receipts, 1883
bales: forwarded, 39S bales: sales. PAS
bales. all SINNERS: stock, l7".11l bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. lS.2Si bales
exports to Great Britain. 1870 bales; to
France. 1852 bales; 10 the Continent, 9.14S
bales; stock 7l3.S SEA bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts.
lO.a3I bales: exports TO Great Britain,
It'll bales; TO France, 1868 bales: to
the Continent. 3o.3e0 bales.
Totals since September lst: Net re-
ceipts. A.5Il.59e bales: exports. LEGS, 0S1
bales; France. tl6.7T9 bales: continent,
l,it4,294 bales
New York, March lG.-Cotton-Future
closed very stead: sales 16G. 400 bales:
sales. 49, bales. AEri,.7.i2: May, 750; June,
1913; July. 7.57; august. 7.56: September,
73S: October I.22: November. 7.19: De-
cember. I.@l: January. 1.26
Liverpool, March l3.-ie:30 y. moot
ton--Good deTa nd: prices easier; Ameri-
can m!ddi!ns. l"-%2d.: sales. $4,000;
bales; American. ll,200 bales: speculat lion
and export; LOCO bales: receipts. 5000
bales; American, $3.50 bales: futrues
opened quiet; demand moderate.
Liverpool. March l3.-l2:45 p. M
American spot grades. l-32d. lower;
American m!dGling fair. 4 ll-lGd.: good
middl.ng. 7-lGd.; mid,l!nr' I'd. low
ni;udi'"S. sd; good ordinary. :;
ordinary. 3 %i-33"d
Liverpool. March l3.-l p. m.-Ameri
can m:2dlinS. March. 17-Gid, buyer:
March AID Ar"il. l3-Gii.. seller: April
anu May l:-tid.. buyer: May and
June: : l3-Ctd., baya-; June and July.
i i2-GiWi l"-6td.. seller: July and Au-
gust, l2-6td. sellc-: August and SEN
t"inher, s-6id.. seller: September and
October, o4-G4d. buyer: October and No
vcmhtr, e5-6td.: November and De-
cember, December and January. 3 5S-Gid.
futa:es closed steady.
New Orleans. Ma-ca lS.-Cotton-F'u
lures steady: sales. =S.S09 bales: March.
~ APRIL '.5i; May and June. 7.42;
October. G9' November ga; Deem
Der, G.96.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF Norfolk and I'ortxrnouth
March 18th. 1896.
ARRIVAL.

ARRIVALS.
Schr. Minnie and Emma Howard, Bal.
timore. light.
Schr. Columbia r. c.. Potomac river
light
Schr. Julia Hopkins. Baltimore. light
Tug Mars. Bartlett. Providence. with
barge Delaware. to VIM. Lamb & Co.
for coal.
MEMORANDA.
S:mrs Oceanic and Appoma,tox sail
ed from Newport News to-day.
Schr. King Philip arrived at Newport
News
Schr Willie II. Higgins sailed from
Old Point for Baltimore
Cape Henry, Va, March 1872 m
Cloudy. North wind; Is miles. Mode
rate sea.
CLEARED.
Schr. Bertha F. Walker. Curtis. Ash
ley River. with coal.
Schr. Harland w. Huston, Huston,
Schr Bertha f. Walker. Curtis, Ash
North Carolina, with cargo.
Schr. William Donnelly. Riggin, North
Carolina, with cargo.
Schr. Cornelia. Hill. Centerville Md,
with lumber.
Tug John I. Brady. Baltimore, with
Standard Oil barge No. Il.
Barges General Mcclellan and David
Crockett. New York. with coal.
Barge Nereus. Providence, with coal.
SAILED.
BIZ. stmp. Ironopois. Guy. Rotterdam.
by the North American Transport Com
pany. with l09.645 bushels corn and other
cargo.
Br. stnp. Shllito. Work Le!th by the
United States Shipping Company, with
+ cars logs and lumber.
Italian bark Conslglia Galatola, Am
brosano. Trapani. with slaves.
Schr. G. G. Lane, Sisan. New Haven,
with pig iron.
Schr. Henry D. May. Douglass. Fall
River. with lumber.
Schr. Thos. G.. Smith. Selover. New
Haven, with pig iron.
Sohr. John It. Williams. . Now
York, with lumber.
Schr. Rhoda Holmea. Inman, New
York. Hith wood
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SPECULATION is QUIET
General Electric Was the Feature Of
the Day al the Opening.
$4,000 SHARES CHANGED HANDS.
The Jump I'm tho Stock Was the re.
suit OF Official Announcement of
the settlement of the Differences
between the Company nn,l the
Westinghouse Tobncco Feature.

New York. March 13.-Succulation at
the Stock Exchange was Guie: to-day.
Total sales were only l73.733 shares.
General Electric was the feature of
the day ut the opening. 10000 shares
changing hands right ut the start at
3SX Q393. The final sales yesterday
were 3ik. The jump in the stock was
the result of official announcement of
the settlement of the differences be-
tween the company and the Westing-
house, which includes an interchange OF
patents TO certain extent. division of
territory. After the early rise the stock
receded TO 3T1a@SI&. Pacific Mail was
also q strong feature in the early trading
and advanced to 2T34. It was announced
that the overdue Steamship Rio Janeiro
had arrived at Honolulu and this
strengthened the stock.
Pacific Mail ruled weak. LONDON
was a. moderate seller. Gable adrices
had 1t that the foreigners were disposed
TO sell because of the Senate debaie ON
the CUBAN question. The currency
plank. adopted by the Chic Republica ms.
was unsatisfactory 10 certain European
holders CT American securities. 1t S:ouli
be said however. that the offerings by
foreign houses on the whole were in
significant. In the afternoon Tobacco
was the special card. ana advanced q
per cent. TO 50. Speculation closed firm
er In tone. Net changes show declines
of AMIs per cent. in the railway issue
and gains OF AG2 per cent. in IN" In
dustr.als. Sugar lost rs per cent. Bonds
were lower.
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e 4 SEABOARD
- - - AIR LINE.
SHORTEST SOTJTu
QUICKEST ROUTE 49, $500, 4 IL
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Texas, California.
a0 EXTRA FARE eN ANY Tram.

Nc. ioa.-"Tho Atlanta Special" leaves
Norfolk, via Ferry, DAILY. at H. 80 pm,
Leaves rortsn"mtl,. DAILY. at12.0I night.
Tor Sa1ek; Franklin, Boykin Weldon, fion.
I.rs"n, Raleigh. Som' hrrn Pines. Wuueshoru
Monroe Charlotte. Chester. Clinton, Green.
wool, Abh.sllle, Elhori"n Athens. Atlanta,
suSnsta, Macon. Montgomery, New Oriean,
Nashville, Mtm,hi~, S-lma. Pcn.acola. Texas
Mexico. California. Suiid Limited Train with
Pullman Buffet Sicspcrs and Vcstibuled Coaches
No. 4i.,"Ihe $; A. l.. Express" leaves
NorinlL, daily, at DOB am. Leaves Ports
mouth, daily, AT D.I5 h.m., for all sboro
points. and PtudlsTon, MnrireeshOro, Lewl.ten.
Durham. and all Atlantic Cousi Linz poipts via
Weldon. Also connecting u, Franklin Mondavs
Wednesdays and Fridays, for landings on the river
No 4G2-Airire f'orIanout Il daily !. 40 n m
No So Arrive Portsmouth daily $50 PIN.
For tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car roser.
vstions, etc, aPPlyto
j. W. Rro"n. Jr.. rinr Ast., II Main ST., Norfolk Va
W. V H. William, Tirtrt iyi, 2I7 High st. Portneuth
Geo hsF. Matte, Trar. PsIsr AEL, Poet,mouth, VI.
L. ST. 10HS fke-Pr,sdsni aad General aauarer
'. T. ne. hE, Crserni suptrntenJeat, Portsmouth, VI.
NJ ". n. CLOVER Trteie Manager.
T. J. ANDERSON, Gsn'I Ps,,'r Art
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Cape
Charles
Route
New York,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R. R. Go

siA HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
- OTHER LINE.
ritESs EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN l;lrFECT MAY s, 1895,
LEAVE NORFOLK.
mouth. High street, T3O u. M
Arrive ut Philadelphia, $50 D.
M; New York at S:3S D. m,
LEAVE NORFOLK.
G:lo p. M daily, Portsmouth, High street
5:S5) Arrive al Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
500 q. m. daily, PORTSMOUTH, High street.
9:l0,) leaving New York at s D.
m, Philadelphia. u ZIG p. m.
sos p m. daily, except Sunday-(Ports.
mouth. High street, S:15 D. m)
leaving New York at 8 a. M:
philadelphia. 1920 q. m. =
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
between ens n, Jersey .srs City PhiadeIphia and
lor Cars on day trains between Phila-
dolphin and Cape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency, under At
49,. r. b. COOKE. General Agent.
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TlsAVEl;Esf., = i M y, =, !. 90, !,
,-,-ss1rl..AvEs,E,.s, t:siii 81.
Ms 0lIl.DD||0|.A!N9KSIEANSHI1
Y gvhPhhI
FOR NEW ORKg

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE AfPoI N. &!
ED 40 sail from ~ orfolk DAIEYssat&
SsS
SATHmDAfS p m passenger eeeon,
FART. Including meals and state
Fase round trip limited 10 thirty thirty g
F Ssys tickets and reservation Of SAC e e
Ns%1dSt Hsws sysfy SJSDSR sys 5sss
a;TF1fYMn RIfh%Sna 'eS nsss H%S1MsH
FIJI SIS SiERxt sS and
1S Ssri Norf sHs s e 7Rsa ana hnx - J. I1s
a9 Eo j ? 4RAMproE--At 1la5 a. m. ana
400 5. m: Sortsmouth at 1905 and scs
FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
2i5 L. M Bag 2yo Lo harf 9r as p n =:
u9 ESR e1 EXIT sa aSB WARE RIVERS
Shaf hsS i,5s SySs2r. SsS$Sisa1
Hssssy s$s p$4Ssy r %ss
foI & ' sSVRN rsi RFV#EE nef{
Thursday and Saturday from company's
wharf at $50 m: Portsmouth. 6:45 a.
FOR NANsEMoND RIVER AND
SUFFOLK-At p. M; Portsmouth, 3:1q
=; m. connecting at Suffolk with 8. and
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poquosins
Ware. Severn and Nansemond rivers
NORTH cKRoLINA D1vIs1eN-Fo..
innrle ienves Norfolk for Washington, n.
c.. Mondays at a., m: Thursdays. at :
n.,. cirryiS1 freight and passengers
for Washington nnd points on tho Tar
Pmng3 and Pamllco rivers. IS
FREIGHT for Eewhetn. ~ c.. received as
n. and S. r. r. depot. sT 800
Freight received daily except Sunday
~ B. CRowELL. Agent.
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Schv. Henry Pitts. iCranmer, Ralti-
more, with lUnbcr.
Schr. Three Brothers, W'esco;t. Wash
inston, with lumber.
Schr Lucy H. Russell. Bishop. Allyn's
Point, with coal.
Schr. John II. Cannon. Quillin, NEW
York, with lumber.
Schr. Thomas Richards. Cox. Balti-
more. with lumber.
Schr. l.. i. c. Young. GLADDEN.. Baltl-
more, with lumber.
Sch:. Fair Wind. TreXler James river.
light.
;;chr. ~. T. Cohn. James. Baltimore,
with lumber
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and KOS cen. lower: March. asc.: Juls,

36Ec..
oass-Spots dull and easy: options dull
and easier; March 251sc.; May. csc. Spot
No. 2. 2o1ac.; No. 2 white. PIC; cliXed
Western, 25h@26iHc.
Beet-Qulet and unchanged Beef
hams dull, sl4,50@l5.0o. Ticrced beef.
quiet; CITY extra india mess. Slt 00@I5.50.
Cut Mea:s-Stead.: picked bsl,!es. Sc
do. shoulders. 4k@4Ac.; hams. Sh@9c.
Lard-Steady and quiet; Western
steam $3.50: city. $500.
Pork-Steady and moderate demand;
mess, s10.o0@105O.
Butter-Steady and unchanged
Coffee-Guiet; September. sll.20@l1.3 30;
December, S10.s0Ql0.96; January. Sl0S0.
Spot rio. steady; No. {, l3A@l37sc.
Sugar-Raw. dun and steady: fair re-
filming, 3Ssc.; cen::!fCgals 96 test. a@4!sc.
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Baltimore Market.

Baltimore. March Sx-Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Dull; No. ., red. spot and
March, 72ls@72Ac.; May. 7e%c.; July,
10l2c. asked; Southern. by sample. I5@
76c.; DO. on grade. 7117ic. )
Corn-TSasy: mixed. spot. March and
April 3iT34Ac.: May, 34hI34Ssc.: July,
&c. asked: steamer. mixed, 32s4 @33c.
Southern. san q 35c.
Oats-Stcady: No. .. white. Western,
2GisG21c.; No. .. mixed. 25c. bid.
Ryc-Firm: No. ., 43@4<c. near by;
4G@41c. Western.
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Among our cotton ,Ien.

Clear weather in Southwest, elsewhere
unsettled.
New York future contract market adj
uanred 3 to points closing very steady.
sales. l6G40O bales MAY $50 TO Isl:
August. 7.5G to ISL: October 10 TO %.
Silver 81 9-1Gd.. advanced Lied.
Liverpool future marke. declined 3
10 1 points. closing quiet and steady.
Spot quotations declined i-32d.
English consols 10askd.. declined I'D.
New Orleans future contract market
advanced : TO points. closing steady.
Sales. 2G.SG0 bales.
Receipts at New Orleans for to-day es-
liinsted at 100 to 5000 bales. against
1894
The summary of the Gotten movement
DaSt M.nlS Is fnlln,,.S.
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money MARKET.

New York. March l3.-Aloney closed
steady, at S@3E per cent: last loan at
:: per cent. and closed at per cent.
Prime mercantile ~ per cent. !far
silver, 6S;s. Sterling exchange. easier
with actual business in bankers bills
at 4S624 GtiSI for co Gays, and 4SI 2,Gi 'SS
for demand. Posted rates. 4SIiaC,:SS;s.
Commercial bills. +S5Gi4S6%,. Govern
mcnt bonds. steady: State bonds. firm;
railroad bonds. easier Silver was
strong.
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Rev York Market.

New York. March 13-Flour-Un-
changed. duh and easy. Southern -four,
easy and unchanged.
Wheat--Dull; No. 2 red store and ele-
vator, THO; af1oDt, 79Mc.
Corn-Spots dull and firm: No. 2, 3skc
eleyetora RsAN R0oat. Qatiopa active
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Grain.

Peas-Steady: Black-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black. zoe. per bushel
Corn-Southern White. 35Q35kc.
Oats-Stcad1; Mixed. Csc white, 3Oc.
MIL Feea-Market steady: Bran, sl4 90:
shipstuff, or middlinR. $500; meal. white
bolted. per 80 lbs, $4,000.
). IIay-Marylapd and Virginia, No. 1
RimothY. SI10ea1I.5o; No. z s1S.6e&1s. 90
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Closing
Opening. Hishcst. Lowest

Cash Quotations.: Flour was easy and
dull: No. 2. spring wheat. G1G62%c.: No.
q red. 641hc.: No. 2. corn. 2Stsc.: No. 2,
oats. l92420c.;. Mess pork. s9.50a9.55;
lard, S5.30Q532K; S. r. Sides, S5.05GD5. 10;
D. S. shoulders. s462hQ475: S. c. sides,
S5.37h@5.50. Whiskey sl.22.
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For Over Fifty Years
MRS. WINSLOW'S
S DOTH | N G SYRUP

has been used for children While teething.
II soothes the child, sotleiI4 Lie gums. al.
lays all pain. cure5 wiud cui,c, regulates
the stomach and bowels. and Is the bea,
remedy for diarrhoca. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle. Sold by all druggists througbou.
the world.
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Ne NV; ! : Nsrfolk=WssternR. ma.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. l, 1895
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

TAO a. m.-For Richmond, Washington.
Lynchburg and the West
4:S5 .. m.-Vestibule limited for Rich
mond and Washington Stops
only ut Suffolk. WaVerly and
Petersburg. y a
$3.50 p. m.-For Petersburg, Lynchburg,
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive Norfolk daily. s25 a. M,
II :a5 a. IN. and 500 p. m.
Tickets and all information at station
and 126 Main street.
W. b. BEvILL,
General Passenger Agent.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The new anu powerful iron paiuce
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASH
INGToN and NORFOLK will leave
daily as follows.
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LMIIy rNcept sunday Other time daily.
80. l-For Cincinnati daily. Chair car
ga Point TO Richmond and Pullman
S,lcrrcr litchmond 10 Cincinnati and Cor
T Ib;r,iN =" St i.ouis;, Meals served on
DINING cars west Of Gordonsvllc.
No. 3.-Fpr Cincinnati daily. Pullman
Sleepers C!! Point to Hinton and Cor
louisville 10 CINCINNATI and Louisville
louisville.
Steamer Louise arrives Mt Norfolk daily
12:0J nom and 7:CO D. IN
For furt her Information a,ply 10
X BROOKE, Passenger Agent
{. and o. Ticket Office. CRANKY street,
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN u. rOTTS.
Division PASSENGER Agent
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NVRr9Lg { SOUTHERN R, & ca,

N MAiL AND IsxFhEsss. r LE S%H !; No 81.
Elizabeth City, Edenton, Alackey's Ferry
n' ,n r ,on Vii sel nmd sc connecis
a. ioio~s: DAILY teNccp, IS Su i stc"' 1er
IwIiymen.h Ia M MiI!amaton and
sATTRDAY for al iandins KsD 30 ,o w Rnd
.;>..-., and Como on MONnAY ana FRI
pay for Scuppernong river. and VEIL
irG at f'ellhavcn with steamer Virrini;,
Dare Gor Mnkieyvillc; Sonth Creek. Al,
inss.
GGy,ENISSG EXPRESS LEAVES Non-
l:l.aabtth city. Edenton and way1st Ia.
h Sns a,s cGnnse! Seat ' E asls1T c 3
ana Snt"raay Tor, Newbcrl,. Ocracoko
G oinhlnH M Ma and NY iTs,on ara
Jacksonville, Wilmington, NJ C., and ali
stations on the W. y. and n H. X
MAI, A RRb =, AT !; N !! q ;,!;I.
Dwell SUNNI y al o @na Hpfes so d1iy
f %!h he al S ra aa AND nss a Norfolk
iSik and Western dehot FT TtfisI'' g Scr.
EASTERN CAROLINA p,c,,,-,,
FAST FREIGHT LINE ANDtSSfi T66n n
MlNioN Line between ali ponis NortS
so% % RAILROAD dFfS ahd "na fior5olk and
Carolina. 'Softh
Freight received daily until ) D. m. ma
forwardly promptly at low rate u
For further Information apply to the
General ONCE OF the n. and s. r. Il 60
Norfolk. Va. ~
M Gen KING Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
A TLANTIC AND D&NVILLE RAIL
~ WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
H. 1889.
Leave Shippers Compress Wharf. daily,
a:20 a. m; West Norfolk 9:45 a. M for
Danrille and all intermediate stations
arriving at Danville. SOS p. m. Leave
Norfolk. Era y. m: West Norfolk, 555 D.
IN. Leave Lawrenccville daily Except
Sunday at 600 a. M. arriving at Dam
vile at h:3U a. IN.
Connection made at Danvile and JEFF
iress Junction with Southern Railway
system: nj DennistOn Junction for Dur
ham, south Boston and all points on
r. r.
Pullman sleepers between Danvile
Ashevillc. Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis
and New Orleans.
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
ut Wakes Agency. Company's Agency
at wharf Norfolk; w. v. H. Williams
Agency. Portsmouth.
WM II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent.
CIIAS. o. HAINES.
Superintendent.
= Z. : @. u. 1T. ,jt
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Peanut Mark ct.

Market-ouiet; Prime 3A@31sc.;
strictly prime. S24c.; fancy. 3hq3aic :
common, 2@2lac.: Spanish. sl.lo.
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Sugar Market,

Market steady. Out of town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates IL the
different points. Local sales are bein.
fnude follows.
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Steamers leave Portsmouth,, loot
OF North street at............. Csc D. IN
Leave Norfolk. foot of Mathews
street, Ut Observation-Disclosures. 6.I0 %, m
Leave DID Point nt............... ITO r. m
Arrive Washing ton at............ GAS q. IN
-. ~ -. I'cuil. IL IT,
1.v. Washington at. 500 =. m 49, n M,
Ar. philadelphia at.il:le IL. IN. 1886 H. nj.
Ar. New York ........ 900 .. m 90 H. in
south Bound. u. & o. Penn. r. =
IN. NV lori. az. ~ :3e Il. m. III y. IN.
Lv. Philadelphia Mt. | :33 p. nj. Sis H. M
Ar. Washington Mt. 1880 y. III. GlS j.. M
Steamers leave Washington at 200 u, M
Arrive at Fortress Monroe at. $50 a. m
Arrive at Norfolk at........... 80 H. m
Arrive at Portsmouth at........ 500 a M
The trip down the historic Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay on the elegant
steamers OF this company ia unsurpY sSr1
The steamers are comparatively new. hnv-
ing been built III 1891, and are fitted IN
in the most luXUriant manner. with clcc-
tric lights. Gull bells and steam heat in
cuch room. The tables are supplied with
every dclicacy OF the season from In.
markets Of Washington and Norfolk.
& C. office. ut w. II. Wakes e. CO.
Office, on wharf.
For further information apply.
u. J. CALLAHAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-14

DECf5MREt ). 1875.
n No. ~. No. iOS
6ThTiCNS. II Daily eS.
II Daily. Sunday.
Lv. Norfolk. Va. Ill $40 n. MI eco y. IN.
Ar s;;%tNik Vn.iil "a a. mn MI s;ac M n,
e e ssSs ri, s & s hi: B H. Els Els + IT.
4 #: $ #;::;::
A. W dlss,sI y. Sell 5t iS F. mlgs ss 2 m
Ar. Wilmington. NC. Il 5:45 p. ni.I1o00 a. m.
Ar. Faye,teville, n. Gil $50 p. n.l2:5l a. IN.
Ar. Charleston. sc. lilo: 65 y. m G:l0 n. IN.
e f. S;s%;s 4 s$s E IT. s 'is
Ar. Macon. G'.......ili:m II. IN. ll:eo II. III
At At 5 s"Ss@%sH :s5 a s p
4 4: S$!S:; II; Is & H. IT, ::
Ar. Ashevillc. N. c.. Iil2:W IN. ..........
train p for IN points sonth;
close So Ss a sIsfR,b onda S W akss
\. C., qnd an snsisrn Garoilna points:
az for MI points sonth 81"
Trains arrive ut Norfolk G:05 p. IN. dn !ly
Also Mt 1926 u. M. daily, except Sunday
No. 40 rui:s through without change
Norfolk to Wilmington.
Baggage checked at compnny's Mar
folk wharf and also at office OF Passenger
and Ticket Agent IS Main street.
For tickets to all points South, aleep-
ing car reservation and general informa-
ton, call on or address.
J, y. NEtGERAuER
Passenger und Ticket Agent:
JAMES j.. MAuPfN,
General Forwarding Agent;
~. NJ. EMERSON.
.Grne"nl Freight and Pass Agent
@. Il STiIECI.L,
General Munger. Norfolk