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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-08
FEvERlSH MARKET
Speculation at the Stock Exchange Was
Nervous and Extremely Irregular,
GOLD WITHDRAWALS CAUSE A REACTION
I'm Conjunction with Sensational Ru.
mors-sugar Rcnent,cd by RAJ.
mored Hon-Tanpering With the
Tnriif-St. Paul Wns Bought sarge.
~ by L.ondon una Was Most Active.

New York, Jan. 7.-Speculation at
the STOCK Exchange was nervous and
to-day. Business was on q
smaller scale, however, the transac
tons amounting to 2G2, 1856 shares.
against 3l4,a0S yesterday. There was
an approach to generalization 1T the
opening, owing to the lower cables
IRON London, the execution Of stop loss
oroers and sales by local commission
houses. The break in the active issues
at this time ranged from u to 2M per
cent, Pacific Mail, Bib Four, Con.
soiidated Gas. the Changers and In.
ternational issues leading. Soma of
the specialities, which are rarely dealt
In, scored wen heavier losses on light
dealings. The decline in the general
market was checked in the first hour,
strong houses having turmoil up as
buyers of the standard issues for In
Testment; London subsequently
bought literally of st. Paul and other
International issues. The foreign buy
ing Of St. Paul was Oh Il large scale,
some estimating 1t at fully 10000
shares. The local short interest. which
has become quite heavy of late because
of the bond issue development and the
uncertainty which it is thought must
exist i'll financial circles until the mat
ter is finally settled, became alarmed
at the London and commission houses
buying and e~ndcavorcd 10 The
result was a rise of anywhere from Il
w oH lNt ~ t''a siiN W.
movement and sold as high as
so. The Changers. Louisville n
Nashville, Sugar. Chicago Gas, Lenth-
er Preferred. Manhattan ANA Western
Union all shared in the Improvement.
Sugar was benefited by Washington
rurnors that the Senate will rot tam,
peg with the sugar tariff after all. Ia
the afternoon trading some highly sen.
sational runners regarding the Euro
pcan situation were circulated. One
story was that the German Ambassa-
dor had been fired on in l.ondon. This
~ originated here and was tcic.
Graphcd To Boston as Il report current
OH the board. and was sent from Bus-
ton to New York as an actual fact. OF
cour.'c there was nothing in II.
The gold Withdrawals han n little
mere effect in the last hour. The with
d:;twa!s engagements Of the metal
for cXpc:s were reported ut $3.415, 600,
This total includes the $500. 900 engaged
by La2ard Freros last week. but eld
here subject to foreign orders by that
firm. Against this there We're deposited
81 .00G. 900 gold III exchange for greens
backs ~ various city banks and bullion
dealers. 'Th" Sensational rumors and
III geld movement resulted In Il re-
action Of h@l per cent. in the general
list and 2ia per cent. in Tobacco. Spec,
ulatiun closed barely steady IN tone
Net changes show losses of i&G2ia per
cent. in some of the active stocks and
gains Of isMls per cent. in others. ST.
Paul, which was the most activc
stock. iiguted for 1880 shares. Sugar.
which came next. sold for +l.A00: Bur
linGton was third with $500 shares.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk ma S'~ortannnnth
january 9TH. 1906.
ARnJVAJ

Iir. stmp. Sardin!an, Prince, for Lam
Ecrt'S Point.
lr. s;mp. ~Ferndcne, M:lburn, Rotter-
tam. to the N. a. L. Co., to lad for
Leith.
Schrs. Sarah c. Ropes. Kruger, Port
land. and Frank T. S4inson. WiI:cn.
Providence, To VIM. Lamb & Co., for
coal.
Schr. John j. Ward. Whlbert, Now
York, light.
schr. Earl T.. Maaon, Blake, New
York. with coal.
Scir. II. l.. slalght, Taylor, Hump
ton, light.
York. with KANT.
Sohr. VIM. n. Bailey, Bailey. New
York. to laod pig iron.
Cchr. Welcome r. Bcebc, I.ippen-
colt, Claremoult 10 New York. See ma
rinc mixes.
schr. Charles L%nthicum. Coster. -,
AGllL
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baltimore MARKET.

Baltimore, Jan. 7.-Flour-Dull;w Wa ST.
ern slpernne. S2.35GN2.5O; do. eX'2ra.
S2,65M3.o0: do. family. S3.1593.50: WHY
ter whgat, patents. S3.60GIS.90: rr:.ns
do. d., $3.40US.G0; do. do. straight,
$3.25Gf3.5 80.
Wheal-Strong: No. ., red. spot and
january. &C.,. m6ic.: March, GSGiGSA a.;
Mrv. GHIsN6gi$c.; Southern. by sample,
GI@GSc.; do. OF grade, 6t0Gic.
Corn-StronE: wiXcl spo: md Jlau-
AIRY. 32GS%l$c.: February, 33Mdp33Ac c. D.;
steamer mixed, 3i%aSl?sc.; Southern,
3aM33.
~Oats-Firm: No. > white western, 2i@
2ii2c.: No. . mixed do. 22isq23c.
R:e-Dull; M. ., Ale.
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ErnccTIpS.

Cofree-Steady. ltio, common, 1870
l.'2c.: Far, 1874 Hl9c.: Good. 20Qr2u"4c. /.
Choicc. 2iT2iAc.: LaGuuyrl. q i-3c.:
Java. 2ag aOt:c.
Syrups and Enthusiastically; Syiups.
lir:SAt, 1SGto3c.: Fair Grades. l6Mr2Oc. F.;
Porto Rico, 1G. 90, and 2Gc.. as to grade.
New Orleans Mulasses-Quict: F'air.
@ou20c. Good. 3Gdl Choice. 45c.
Flour-Market Strong; West
ern Spring Wheat, Rest Patent
tamily, SIPS; Winter Wheat.
Best Patent. Family. Sale: Win
Ter Wheat, Choice Patent Family,
$3.50; Choice Straight Family. sS.fo:
Good Family. $3.50: FAIR Family. 81 80,
Good y Family. 1925: Good Extra.
Salt-Firin: Liverpool Fine, S101.l0
as :" gra"r: 6. ~. ;,hdfi5c.. as to weight
Eicc--A!i!icd. 59Gc.: dice. in rough. {.
Csc. per iMshGl.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-The prime fac
tor in the wheat market to-day was
the South African question and the
strained relations between Germany
and England on the matter. Tho lone
Of the market WAS extremely nervous
and responsive to every scrap OF butt
news, whilst the offerings were not OF
"a character to cause much of IN i'm
preston. Early quotations Of British
Consuls were g-l6 lower. but later re-
ports to the effect that the decline had
been recovered were received. Cont
mental markets showed an advancing
tendency, the fact confirming the be-
lief in serious political difficulties. The
highest quotations were established at
the close.
Corn responded to the same influence,
which cut so important u figure In
wheat. There was nothing of weakness
In the situation and prices showed Il
decided gain at the close. Buying was
c~onskicrsd the most rational course
under existing conditions, notwith-
standing an increase In the move
ment from the Interior The trade
reached quite respectable proportions,
many shorts covering. and in some
going long on the market.
oats rallied with wheat and corn, n
good business being transacted, COM
mission men displaying greater activ-
lily than for a long time. st. Louis was
reported as buying in considerable
short oats. the foreign situation prompt
Ing the action.
observation-disclosures was In Il declin-
ing mood, until well along in the ses-
sion, when, owing to the ex-
hIhltca by grain and TO the high tension
OF European politics tho sentiment
ang q fair recovery taking place.
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Tie GUIDE.

~ -ALBE;MAkLE AND
y IN, ATLANTIC RAILROAD co.
uSt,iht{ between Norfolk and the fam
SIIAs 'ilvrsihiq Beach Seaside lseYorl.
w. BUkT and w. VAN NOR
u,DEN, Receivers.
AA@E TABLE IN EFFIsCT SUNDAY.
u OCTOBER 9TH. 1895.
locnni1 Norfolk 4. m, mixed: Ii n. M.
! leave WISE; = I; M, local express.
press; la IS'nia iseacl-9 q. M, local ex-
Ieoyo SUNDAY TRAINs:
3 Y. m, local o,kmnC;so a. m. local express;
exnress. S,rsinin ~I,c9ch-1:sO J. M, local
Tthins stops only on sirnnIs M ,,,orno
nGc :" p"t ol OF faEe on pRsA
Local Espress trains make The ,r,n >,
r.. p. HOLLAND.
Gencra' Superintendent.
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Cotton Market.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions
Norfolk, Va. i;

Norfolk, Va, Jan. Z, 1896.
Fish-Mackereb No. 2. in kegs, ST. 90;
new. small. $l2.5u; new, medium. $12; No.
3, in kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family Roe.
hn1f barrel, s2.B: North Carolina Cut
Herring, S.25Q3.75; Eastern, in barrels.
1925.
Mess Pct.k-New, CLOGS.
Ham-Pork, S10.25.
Hams-smithneld. 14Q17c.
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs, $5.S5: fat
backs, SITS; bellies. SIC, as to size
pieces; pork plate, $40.
Shouldcrs-Sugar cured. CSC.
Bncon-shoulders. CSC.
lircaStS-Sugar cured. &c.
L~ard-Pure lard, t~ierces, TOXIC. MS to
cases and tubs, 7hc, over ]tierces: com.
pound. bhc.; tierces: in cases. SIC.
Cheesc-Crsam, 10IaGl1c.; Western
Dairy, aT9kc.
Butter-Markct firm; New York
cry. 24dD@5c.; Wcatern. 16@2oc.
Kerosene O~n-Firm; liz degrees, 11c.:
GO degrees. 1910: Red. aes degrees, nc.
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Southern Fruits-i2ananas. SlQl.2a
per bunch; oranges, jamaica, SiGr4.au
per box: c~OcGanuts. $I0o per bag of 1913.
Lemons $2.T5@3.50: Northern apples,
$2.T504.UO.
1'urnils. $l..5. dull: .swee, notatcos.
SEQ: hayman's. $3.50; yellow. $2.2h
n2.s0: onions. SLID: parsnips. 50; celery,
%@ic. 81 stalk: carrots, SITS.
Poul;ry--Chickcns. old ~22i.p25c.:
spring chickens. l2@1Sc.
i!ggs-Whuleaalc. 100 20c. per dozen.
I~ceswaN-21c. per pound.
I!uck-IriSh potatoes: Eating pota-
toes, $l2a per bag: Onions, S1.15 per
bag.
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TitavELEIt.,c
KS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GUhPHN.
4 FOR NEW YORK

RAssENGER shIt.s ARE APPOINT.
$45i ) fSh ss5HF55a;pAffS saRSH RIB RSSSS:s'
"a 4 x S;~ Fl ri r.; h,fem New Y S%N M, Sni
pAYs. AnfHH9hRspAYs All; ERHPAYsss s5
3 p m; S,a sahT,uKDMYs, r. Pm n !. Passenss
Fare, insiuding meals and state I.
FARE are" ro Ssrin Trip. limited to thirty =
~ tickets and reservation o1 state
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s"'f ieave WPNa or::
s sS1s i sxsry Na Ta1U dysT} yJRN Il "a. ae eSeh lsinSe
ar TfM1S ." s sc'hfIfGh%9Enah 'e BE- ns srr mGsn!nsi
and Elaine. sailing daily. except Sun
df Eon Ly oLS ]ffs1Jp IsSTyyX, S S:sS ! aad f ii:is i.
VIZ %Sar Z. E No / sna s & Ri! q; ana ma; h BIO J. l'4 ne.
81 II j: II %$A Nay 2ias. II ha55 4 :. m T.. ana
400 y. M; SortsnIouth at 1905 and 3:o5
rnEoh NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH
ST. i! M: n a:y0 Line nj Wha pGr at ! =: nat f.:
ps %SR sr EASF %SSb WARE RIVERS
M: Ray L liz NWhnrf, Sorfoils. 7 a. IN m. :.
E2R nf EAGK; TToaRRi1sla st d afs pS s ]
ns,:Tay e snG ETiGav % y Scao Monday. pWsa.
mouth, s:,5 n. M: Bay Line Wharf, Nor
folk; at 800 q; N; returning next dag.
Thursday and Saturday from Company's
wharf ut $50 u. M; PORTSMOUTH. Gas q.
FOR. NANSEMOND RIVER AND
'S~OFFCLk-At 5 p. M: Portsmouth,, 3:10
=: M. connecting ut Suffolk with S. and
TreiEht for Mathews. Back. Poquosin.
MnTf' nS sS SrcpulS ana Nansem0nd rivers
NORTH CAROLINA DIyIsIoN-Eor.. :
mcrly n n. and w. d L-Steamer hlbe-
murIc leaves Norfolk for Washington, n.
G., Mondays at 4 a, m; Thursdays, at Il
for Washington and points on tho Tar.
Pumgo nna Pnmiieo rivers;
FreiShs f2r N. c., received at
Freight received daily except Sunday.
All schedules subject to change WITH
NJ. Il. CRowELL. Agent.
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Cape
Route
New York.,
Philadelphia and
Norfolk R.. R.. CO,

SIN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
TIE LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGiT EN-
PRESS EACH WAY.
SCHEDULE IN E:EFEcT MAY 6, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
':i' a. IN. daily sYesrs sundayaSPor;s,
Arrive ~ philadelphia. 6:52 y.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
0:lo p. m. daily. Portsmouth. High street
6a65) Arrive AT Philadelphia
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
300 n. IN. daily. PORTSMOUTH, High street.
9:l0,) leaving New York at s D..
ARRIvE At NoRFoLik.'
mouth. HiGh street, S:l5 p. In')
leaving New York at a. M;
Philadelphia, 1920 n. m. =
close connection made with all rail- and
sound lines to and from Boston.
Pullman. Sleeping Cars on night trains
Cape Charles: Pullman Buffet and l'ara-
delphin and Gape Charles.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked nj Wakes Agency. under At
lanttc Hotel, and OH the
X. II. General Agent.
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NORFOLK Z SOUTHERN R, R, CO.

{i! III II IS : ss!' EE N9Y: si NOR !;ss:
81 Elizabe.h CITY, demon aI Il k =,
G .,samst n a EFa l,efn.sn T,!b ! and 3. J; siRs !:
On nA Sno saa sA Hiye15 oaS c ISr ali iapaISss
and and w %Ef E5as1y fsr f ssu=E gnimon GFllSssr;
SyIHhSfa'"i Dare ar ff sr MaRole VIII s'sss S9sgg
SiccS, Aurora, Washington and interme-
Giatc landings.
EyESiNG EMPRESS LEAVES NOR.
iions, eon City; Edsnton md Way-aia
d;$'. and sa Hsstdiayyi for i I"siSspS. no mh"IS5
Goldsboro via a. ana N. G. r. r.. AND JfnoTT
Jacksonville. Wilmington, n c.. and al
ARRIyE or NORFOLK.
Sunday e t;sS p: M; n Express daily
for the North, East and West. Passeneenr
iolk and Western depot. Freisht rs9faa.
zion on Water street. ~
EASTERN CAROLINA
rAST FHELGHT LINE AND OLD DO,
Nj NJON LINE between all pOin:S North
s sna East yia Mo,foik and Norfolk ana
Carolina. >N'
FREIGHT received daily until 5 p. m. and
GENERAL oaice o Of tie n. and is 3. X. K c tos
Norfolk, Wa.
aeneTal Freight and Pass. Agent.
General Manager.
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Money Market.

New York. Jan. 7.-Money on call easy
ut lac Per cent; last loan .; / and
closing offered al ! peg cent. Prime
mercantile paper. TM2 per cant. Bar
silver, Co.'s. Sterling Exchange c2lI:&r,
with actual bushes; lin bankers Hills
4S7i@@4SIA FOR 80 days and +S9Gr 1894;
for demand. Et&:cd rates, 4SSMm490.
Commercial bills, lS6l.G c, lS74. Govern
mont bonds firm. State bonds lower.
Railroad bonds weak. Silver at the
board wals dull.
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"
FARES no In0SsTT4cS IND pRovI-
Firzt class. inciuG:ns meals a,.d sa-
second com s elass' 3mel,'Sfna, meals 500
EGH. s. yANNAii. ''O'
Every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
~Fare;-First class, !EG!uling meals
Fare;-sscotn5 class, including meals %
JJ~@rishabic Freight SOM Via. Providence
az the same rate 40 by direct steamers at to
Pcrisnablc FrelEhts no. received later
Ships.
4. it, WiE:IGiIT, Agent. " NESSrfolnis. Vs.:
4; p; STTtits!iiiSs; ASST TPriir NET.
General Offices. baltimore, Nd.
= Oh RICHMOND. PETERSBURG, OLD
POINT. CLAItEMONT. NEWPORT
NEWS and James river landings direct by
Observation-Disclosures Navigator Cornpany"s
Elegant steamer PoCAiiONTAS lcuves
CIyde's Wharf. Norfolk. every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a.
z st. M, touching at Portsmouth, Old
Point, newport News SoinS and returning,
arriving NJ Richmond about ) p. m, CON
Meeting with all evening trains. Fare 10
Richmond. l.50: fare to Richmond and
return. $3.50: fare 20 Richmond. second
class. 81. Tickets much cheaper than
by any other route to Richmond, Peters
burg. Waverly. .IIiclIsford and stations on
Atlantic and Danville railroad and ali
points via Richmond Tickets for sale al
ticket agencies of Wake &c Son, III
Brandt and OIL board steamer.
Freight received daily. Sunday exceptea
for all above named points.
JAMES W. McCARRICK,
Agent.
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Ssf'Ei.I.

Eras-SteGdy; Black-eye Peas. $l.9O
per bag; Black. 7G@7 5c. per hushci.
Cofn-Southern white. quiet. at SIC.
Oa~ts-Stcady; Mixed, 2Ic.; white,
zoe.
Mill Fecd-Nlarkct steady. Bran.
$lt; si!ips,u:f, or middling, SIS:
meal. white holtcd. per 30 lbs. 3SQIOc.
Iay-Westcrn No. l.. Timothy, $3.50
0lN.0o: Maryland and Virginia, No.
i Timothy. s;T.5o: No. .. $3.50.
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Opening. Highest. Lowest. CT,

oash Quotations: Flour was firm.
with fair demand. No. 9. sp.inr wheht
56h Q5SMc.; No. 2, red. 60& G6akc.: No.
:. corn, 2G9sc.; No. .. oats. l7%c. Mess
PORK: S9.l21hQ9.25; lard, s5.4O@5.42ls; S.
IL. sides, Si.45@4.50: D. S. shoulders.
?4:Siha S. c. sides, S4.62Is@4.75,
Whisiey, $i.22. ~
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ArLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER

Leave Shippers Coinpress Wharf. daily
2;2o a. m: West Norfolk. $40 a. m. for
Danytllc and all intermediate stations,
NORFOLK. 5:2S p. M, West Norfolk, 5:56 D.
m. Leave. Lawrcnceville daily Except
Vile at 0:30 q. IN.
Connection made at Danvillc and JEFF
fress Junction with Southern railway
System; al. Denniston Junction for bur,
ham,; South Boston and all points on
the Durham Division of the n. and w.
Pullman ~slenpers between Danyille,
Ashevilie, Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis,
Tickets on sale and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency, Cornpany's Agency
at wharf Norfolk: W V. II, WilIiams'
Agency, Portsmouth.
w. II. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent:
c. o. HAINES.
Superintendent,
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sehr: Alaska. Libby, New York,

Schr: Alaska. Libby. New York,
light.
Tug Asher j. Hudson, Williams, Bal
timore, light.
Steam YACHT IIermomlc. Atkinson,
MEMORANDA.
Scar. Red Wing, Carrie. New York to
HulsotcaSue, to load fer Savan nall. ar
;ivca Ia Hampton Reads yesterday.
Cape Henry, Va, JSn. T.-l2 NJ
Cloudy. South wind; G miles. Light
rorthcclt sea.
CLEARED.
Tug Asher j. Hudson. Williams. with
schooner Maric1 FianciS for Queens
town and barge Jennie Mnrynull for
liclt!MG-r.
Large Annie II. Smith, New York,
with coal.
SAILED.
Err. stmp. Glcnveah. Holman. Ham
burg, by the N. A. II. Co.. wiIn lla,7Ii
butit.s corn. &c cars lunitsr. Al con,
lc2t;. Ill barrels bulbs and 400 bales
cotton.
i;r. stmp. Reading. F!shlcy, Lynn
Docks. IIng.. by N. A. n. Co, with 1922
1872 bu&aels Corm.
Shr. Maude Sherwood, Kelley. New
Rrdford. with coal.
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n LYDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
SSlIP IS FOR PHILADELPlIlA-Only
Until further orders, steamers arc an.
pointed to sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. Wednesday, and Saturday ats y.
Thursday and Saturday. TITs'
Through. bills of ladins to all points
Line. Atlantic .Coast Line and Virginia.
Air Line Railroad.
AMII w. McCARRICK, &t5S
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va
W. p. CLYDT8& Co..
Agents. Philadelphia. !
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PeaniIt nAnrLcf.

Market weak: Prime, 3Ac.: strict,
prime. 3hc.; fancy, size; common, 1l@M
&c; Spanish, 81.
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NORFOLK AND RArPAHANNOCK
~ ROtTE.-On and after Sunday. Be
cclnbcr Eth, the steamer Essex will Ie. w
Bay Line wharf. Norfolk. every Sunday
at : a. M. for T~appahannock and inter
mediate landings. Freight for these
points received Saturdays. For anuinEs
beyond Tappahannock freight received
VIM. RANDALL, Agent.
NorfnIk Wa
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-ROANOKE. NOREOLK AND

ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT co.
Commencing Sunday, September Ist.
1875. the steamers of this line will lea
Ray Line wharf every Wednesday and
Saturday night for Baltimore, and leave
Baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
ct 6 Y. ~.
Freight received only on sailing days.
Telephone 8. VIM. RANDALL.
y AgGHt
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N ! Z !. Wy Hof0kGHesiernR.R.
Uyy11y-EEIEnyEE4 " "

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. /. 1891
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
$40 a. n. The Chicago ESpTess55Eo5
ford, BIueiiield. Pocahontas,
cago. Sleeper, Roanoke to
Aiss iSF Pniaskl. Bristol
Intermediate Points. !
$3.50 p FL p! f%iasi Is'1 hristoi:: aIao foii
H. aI;o f5r' ROCKY Mount and
nll. stations on .Win3ton-
man sleeper Norfolk To
Roanoke. Connects at RoR-
noke at G:l5 a.. m. with
gso Sc; l,m aas % SSs ali pd RSinIs
Sleepers koanoks to. Mem
a r r 1 v E.-Norfolk daily, S:25 a. M.
NoRFoLlKE A ~ %lRt ief SiS5 Ii M
(Sestibule Llmited)
arrive Richmond 700 d. M.
Baltimore, Philadeiphii5at and
New York. Returning leave
o HHJ'ol a Sun suifol K: M wa ssaRs
ana petersburg. Second
v. J '|]|.:i; / 4 ' q: q 4 J !: g J Il e ! q; y; n u 4 /
class tickets not accepted
for passage on these trains.
Other daily trains leave
Norfolk 7:40 a. m, arrive
at Richmond IL :05 a.. m. Ro.
turning, leave $3.50
y. m: arrive Norfolk 500
D. m,
For further information as to tickets.
II. w. CoUR1TEY, District
Agent; c. II. EOSLEY, TickAr
Agent. l26 Main street, or c. u. Finch,
Agent. depot Norfolk and Western rail.
road. w. d. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent,
General Office. Roanoke, Va. ~
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Market firm. Out OF town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates 10 the
different points. Local sales are being
made as follows:
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upaily. B-greukrasi. D-Dinner. s.
No, 4 connects at Weldon with A. C..
lanta, Ga.
On Mondays. Wednesdays ana Fridays
cohneets AT F'rankin with steamer Olive
;ISr F.dehton and landings on the river.
CONNECTS At Raleigii with Southern rail-
way Tor Ashevillc, N. G., and all inter
nlediate points on the w. ~. c. n. II.
Nos. i"@ and II yestlbule limited Train.
NO extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. pull.
man sleeper Portsmouth to Atlanta. Ga.
Open ut . u. m. for reception of passeirers
connects directly at Atlanta with w. and
y; II. X. Tor Chattanooga. Nashville and
an points West. Connects with 4. and w
T. j. r.. for Mobile. Montgomery. New
Orleans and ali points Southwest.
ARRIVE.
NO. 40-, AtllnIa Spcciul, 100 q. m.
NO. aS-Mail and express. $50 D. IN.
ror tickets and baggage checked 10 all
points South and Southwest, slecpiDr ear
reservation and general information, call
on OF auurGSS
W. VII. WILLIAMS.
Ticket Agent. 2i High street. Forts
GEORGE. Mcp. I:ATTE.
travelling Passenger Agent, Portsmouth,
II. J. ANDERSON. j. w. BROWN. Jr.,
Ger lass. Agent. Pass. Agent.
T.. ST. JOHN. j. II. WINDER.
Nice-Piesldcnt. Gcnl Manager.
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TRAVELLERS, t:UtDI:.
FOR PROVIDENCE.

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CRDAY at ?. III.
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Ess - NORFOLK AND
hSA ri CAROLINA
dr. ~ RAILROAD.
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FARES no BOSTON and ROW
DENCE.
ElrSt class. ~iaCiuC.l.E meals ai.d sa-
lGUn Statcroom s.S
Second class. including meals and
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chipt supporter 10 this country OF tho
mono llic creditor class of Europe;
for the corrupt use Of the executive power
and patronage In cosrclng the action Of
congress on the repeal OF the Sherman pnr-
chase not, Int for the veto Of tho bill TO
coin the government silver now lying use-
less in che treasury, and we charge that
the democl attic party, while having SUI
preme power In the government, has not
passed any measure whatever favorable to
silver coinage, or to the lesssning Of the
burdens OF the people"
On the above declaration Of principles
we carried the Territory for Che republican
patty and its congressional nominee In
1894.
To depart from these principles means
sure defeat FOR the republican party in New
Mexico In 1926; not only IN the coming
election, but probably FOR many to come.
Feeling as l do, t,at the financial policy Of
the American govern ment IS paramount 70
I'll other q ~iestions at this time, | feel it my
daty to withdraw from your committee, In
Il,y atty to my owe opinions, and that ]
may nos come in conflict with some of the
raplbsican leaders In New Mexico, who
seen determined to endorse q single gola
tanisrd plat'. rim at the coming Terri
trial convention and bring sure defeat to
tie party.
Very truly, yours.
GEORGE W.. HAsTMAN.