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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-24
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passed. aecolnl a sl!Dt tions ,;rsnyasS
Fare: including meals ana stats .:5;Y5s
Fare: round trip, limited "a SIS
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MsSi9S N6RRDsAh!ps svs 1s,ays
sEx pss leave ie SID psn ahs So asS5
"A TihiH i, sSMhsPUkg OF STEAMERS
{aayS Essve ee o ss2s
NJ ram and o ! e Ro1S VI $40 and Ii IL
WhsSf5 SoSsc az and F. i n a 3 x I ana
o V I 2, m. SS w Leave Bay Line at
V EoR Xn l:es aHa S2 5i.19 =
40 p m. Bay Line, ii 20 a. M M, and ai 4:oof
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E@rfa'; a. NM BAY st Sso 81
rE;;{s'' : " s sS 55 RIVER
R EfvU!i ,Es.A,GTk,l PoQUoslN. AND :SYoRx5S
GiS% rIn y, wharf Monday Wednesday ana
m 'SS y ~, no 2. m; Port smonth, $50 al
,7n cfp y N.tNSSEMoGD RIVER AND sUK.fs
ro mnMU,in ~ p M; Portsmouth. $40 p M;
,v treignt 70" Mathews. Back. Poauosin.S
WHre 81 S,eyern. York and NansemOI ind Tiy.3
etS must ne prepaid 17r7s - >-55,'S'fyg3
Erclght for washington. n. c. q nd mi y
iaai}S On Tar, l'amlico and Pungo rivers re.S
r. dcnot. s7 / - -. q. q! p: 3l ~.
;, Freight Tor Newborn. n. c., received At
hhTi,et.ht RECEIVED dnilyIexcept Sunday. t56Ss
~ schedules subject to change without
NJ. e. cRowELL. Agent.
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AN INANlMATE MARKET
Undertaking DullRess iilh :2 Dealings
in Stocks from Start i3 Finish.
DOMINATED BY THE WAR SITUATION.
Such IA Market offered No lnd.:ce.
ncnt Except 10 She strictly rrofes.
ainnni Element. and to Them Only
for Very lQu!ck Turn on An
Almost 1nfinttesin,ul Margin

New York. April 2s.-Undeviating dull
ness marked the dealings in stocks to-
DAY from start 10 finish. The total
shares sold amounted to SO. 5e5 and deal
erS and brokers found their occupation
practically gone. Tobacco was the only
stock dealt in to the extent of 10000
shares and that was a selling move
ment. In the railway list. outside the
Coalers, the only stock which varied its
price to the extent of point was Bur-
llnSton, and its net change was only
half Such 4 market offered no induce
ment except to the strictly professional
element, and TO them only for 4 quick
turn on an almost infin;tesimal margin.
The whole market continued to be domi-
mated by the war situation in Europe.
and the opening adhered closely to the
level already established for the days
trading in London. The ndisposition to
trade in stocks seemed to be based on
the expectation that the Turks were sure
to win success ultimately, and that
ending OF the war, Which would come by
the interposition of the powers in the
event Of Turkish success
In spite Of the naninlation in the mar
ket 1t is noticeable that the beans are
very chary Of making any wholesale on
slaught. or OF putting out new short
lines. The indications point also to a
large decrease in the existing short in
terest in the last few days, the loan
rate for most stocks being much re-
duced. except where manipulated as
IN the case Of the Coalers
The bond market displayed q fair de-
gree Of activity with values generally
firm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-24
\. CAPE \
Gil ARLE:SI
. ROUTE !
New York,
Phi|ad elphia
and Norfolk.
/ Railroad

HlN HOURS QUICKER THAN Any
OTHER LINE. $5
IhltOUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS8
EACH WAY. sSS5E !.@t
SCHEDULE ] y EFFECT MARCH g. 1881.
LEAVE NORFOLK I; IS,
'4o m. daily, except Sunday Por ts-5
mouth. lilSn street, z 80 a. m. q
Arrive at Philadelphia SAP 5p.sf
M: New York ut $:3S D. M 5.t9;.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
o:lo D. m. daily, Portsmouth, High street.
o:i'5 Arrive at Philadelphia
$40 Il. M: Now York, TAB q. M
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.fg'91Ssf aS7ESS
9:o0 n m. daily, Portsmouth,, High street
$40, leaving New or1 at 8 5p.Ss
M. Philadelphia, IL 10 D. m. E3z3s;;
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. Z:s3 :: AZ
sos p. m. daily, except Sunday--{Ports-
mouth, High street, S:15 p.s m. ~
leaving New York at 8! q. q M.
Philadelphia, 1920 n. m. s3ISss.
Close connection made with all rail and \
sound lines to and from Boston,
l'Hllmnn Sleeping Cars on night trains
DetcWeen Jersey City, Philadelphia and
Cape Charles I'ulman Buffet b ParlorS
cars e, on day trains between New York
Through Tickets sold ana baggage
checked At Wakes A gency. under Allan
tic HotelSand on steamers. 3s4Gs$sGta
R. B. COOKE. General Agent. s
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1.-Two Stock.

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Milk COWS from Eastern Mort II
Carolina cannot be sold on this market
Choice heavy Western cattle, &l@Titc.:
common 10 fair cattle. 3G3%hc; Eastern.
North Carolina, best. 2!:@31. G.. common,
1l.M2iac.; hcffcrS. Western. 2i.Ml3i&c. T;
bulls. 202Ac.; fat cows. 2MM34r.: mich
COWS. good. per head. $2O.GnN%5.00: COWS,
common, Sl0.00@2000: butchers sheep.
2'2Wic.; good, corn-fcd hogs 3GG.3& c.
light pigs. 3,@c. Hogs dull and slow de-
mand. Dressed hoes Algc pc: pound
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Merchants &NinerS' TRANSFORMATION CO.
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ROUTE ABR
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE IF AND 4
49,, S4ANAlN NAH. 9&jsaaaf
,,i HTGry MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY AND
fNlDAf at 6 u. m. for BOSTON. " 737.ssgs$ts
FOR PROVIDENCE 4fsfS.E
Livery TUESDAY and SATURDAY Mt e.
FARES TO BqSToN AND PRoyI-#
ha ats, a,asss,, Including meals ana
SGiG nn,Si including meals and $50
;, FoIs SAEANNXHi.. = = 1 -;
livery WIDNESD DAY and SATURDAY.
=, Ea.. Mt . Il. M. sEeg 1898 fl{e5s
ana beri including meals J,
far re- class, including meals siS
co msrshahle freight sent Via Providene e.
aotWhrucu Dy carly train to Boston, anu
&c aot me same rate as by direct steamers to !
,h pSrisshabls freisht not received later
anun p; III. on sailing days OF Boston
s,,iips: $3.50 sailing days OF Providenca
For further Information apply 70 IS
Il. ~. ,MltIGHT. Agent, Norfolk Va sfS
y: p. STEEBlNS. ASST Tariff Mgr. IaaEsg3
WE TUFtNIII2. General Pa S. Agt t5 N
j. =. WHITNEY, Traffic Mana ger Il ~ f5tts
General Offices. Baltimore. Md. .s
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New York, April 23.-Cotton quiet !;
mlddl!ng. 7-16c. Net receipts, - bales;
gross. 3.oJ2 bales; exports to the Con-
iinent..2 ,lSl bales forwarded ,0GG bales !;
sales. 5Si bales, all spinners; stock, 2l1,-
7G5 bales.
Weekly: Net receipts. 2SS bales: gross,
10, 10 bales; exports to Great Britain,
S.2lO bales; to France. 1,165 bales; TO the
continent, 12,62l bales; forwarded 5,5IS
bales: sales, S,217 bales; spinners, 3,474
bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, 1881
bales; exports to Great Britain, 3.455
bales; TO France. 1885 bales; to the Con-
tinent, 1920 bales; stock. 53034S bales.
bales; exports to Great Britain. 50,S49
bales: to France. 29,0S9 bales; to the Con
tinant, 50.292 bales.
Total since September l: Net receipts,
G,3%o,l20 bales: exports to Great Britain,
2,S3.,G69 bales; to France, Gl4.G bales;
channel, 5,4Sl bales
New York. April 23.-Cotton futures
opened steady; sales, $500 bales. Jan
uary, G.SS; February. Col; May, 100;
June, 7l3; July. 7.lS; August. 10; Sep
TENDER. Cos: October and November. G. so
December, G.S3.
Futures closed quiet; sales, 79500
bales. January. 6.SS; February. 6.92;
March. -; April 707; May, 7.07; June,
7.12; July, ZIG; August, IT'S; September,
G.96; October, G.S1; November, G.Sl; De-
cember 6.S5.
Spot cotton closed quiet: middling up
lands, lie; middling gulf. 7 ll-16d.
sales. 3Si bales.
Liverpool, April 23.-i y. m.-Cotton.
spot fair demand and prices hardening:
American miadiing. 4iGd.: sales. 10000
bales. OF which 800 were for speculation
ana export ana included $500 American
Receipts, 400 bales. all American. T'u-
lures opened and closed quiet at the ad
vance. Demand moderate.
American Middling-April 4 04-G4d.
value April and May. 4 03-646l4 4-G4d.
sellers; May and June, 4 02-GiGG4 Cad.
buyers: June and July. 4 02-Gld. sellers;
July and August, 4 01-64d. buyers: lAl1-
gust and September, 3 G264Gi3 G3-G4d.
values: September and October, s Sc Cad.
buyers: October and November. 3 5o-64d.
buyers: November and December. . As
Gid value: December and January. 3 Al
Gid sellers: january and February.
. !I-G!h sellers. Tenders Of to-day S
deliveries none.
Liverpool, April 23.-'rotal sales for the
week $4,000 bales: total sales of Ameri-
can, 32.000 bales. English Spinncrs tax
ing $4,000 bales; actual export. 5000
balas: imports; Of al! kinds. $1,000 bales
all kinds i.25h geo bales Stock. Ameri-
can. ,l10,00o bales: quantity atloat all
kinds G9G00 bales; quantity a1ioat,
American. $500 bales: sales Of week on
speculation, 200 bales; sales OF week to
exporters 1 400 bales.
New Orleans. April oS.-Cotton futures
uue. and steady; sales, 1900 bales.
607.l2: July, 712GE1.13: August. G.?S6fG.99;
September. GG0mG70; October. G.5eGtG.57;
November, G.,SGi6.I9: December, G6l q
So: january. G.GtW6.GG.
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Money tInrItnt.

New York, April 23.-N1oney on call
easy at 1h9lh per cent; last loan at
~ per cent, and closing offered ut 1AO
y per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
3lh04 per cent. Sterling Exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers
otlls at 4.SSI4.SSi4 for demand and 4.SGHA
Q4.SG%i for sixty days. Posted rates.
f.8l@4.S1la and i.SS&G4S9. Commercial
bills. 4.S5si. Silver certificates, =. Far
silver. 6lM. Mexican dollars. G1M G62k.
Government bonds, firm: State bonds.
dull: railroad bonds, firm
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.tcW 1nrlS Market.

New York April 2a.-lr)our-Fjr,n ana
held higher, shutting out buyers. i've
houE, trim Corn meal dull Rye,
strong: No. . Western. $S1G0Iaoc. Isor,
ley. firm: feeding 2SGioSIsr Rorlav
malt, steady.
-Wheat-Spoi lirne!' with fair demand:
No. red, nominal; No 3 hard winter
C@rn spot firmer; 40. ., 30lhc. cleva-
tor; "l"sc. ailoat.
OaiS--Spnt Quiet ana steady; No 2.
&c; = o. ). 2@c.; no. delivered. 24c. No
Hn!tc. 600
Realistically: family, %9."5010.CO: OK
tra mess. S7.2a@s.oo. I5eel hams. $l95o@
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-24

A rLANTIC AND 55s3Ss
~. DANVILLE RAILWAYS
SEil LDULE IN EFFECT MARCH II, 1861
Train No. 1-Daily--Leaves r. Norfolkyt
SShlpners' Compress wharf) Mt $500 g. ms
west Norfolk 80 o. M, for Danytlle and
Intermediate points: arriving at DanYilleg
90 y. m 5113 z55S iS5
Train Train No; S-Daily except sunday
.GaVes Norfolk $40 p. M, West Norfolk
0:lo p. M, arriving Lawrenceville. 10 90 p..ss
III. l-cave LaWrenceville mo. 81 6:52 O. nj:
arrive DanVllle 1926 q. M SS,a 1854
Iraln NO. connects ut EMPORIA! wi t1ts
NuantlC Coast Line train No IS, for all5
Rp bis S South, leaving Empora $40 p ny
no. 80, When notified by the a. c.. Ii that
mere are passengers for points on thaE .Ass
and -. west OF Enporia. q. j! 3s g}ssIs5 ys
Train NO. connects at DENNISTONsi
JUNCTION with Norfolk and Western
r; r; for Durham and intermediate points.
FRESs JUNCTION and DANVILLN, Tor
al points on Southern railway system
1.u!iInaH sleepers between Danvtlle and
AsneVilie. Atlanta, Jacksonville. 81 Mem;
PMS ana New Orleans
IiGkets on sale and baggage checked az
axe, 8 Agency and Compnny's WHARF
Morf2lk, and at ". v. n. Williama' gAgen.3
VIM. H.TAYLoR; SAY
i &s Ira ffio 4 Mana ger.5 8
CHAs. Q. HA1NEs. Gent ManagIa rs9
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Fresh Fish.

Croakers. per pound, PC; taylors. per
pound. &C.; pan fish, per pound, Sc; bak-
ing fish. per pound, &C.; mllllcts. per
pound. Sc: founders, per pound &C.
shcepheard, per pound, 4c., sc. and Zoe
mackarcl. per pound, l5c.; blue fish. PEI.
pound. &c: specllled trout. per pound,
1c: red snapper, per pound ii.c.: roe
shad. North Carolina, zoe: buck shal,
North Carolina, TGSc.; herring SC per
hundred; rock, per pound, St10c.
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y roo nee.

Southern Fruit-Bananas 81 O0Gi 10
per huncE; oranges, California, Sab:
100: lemons. s2.2i; cabbage, 500 pei. bar
rel
Potatoes Haymcns. Soc: ycliows. Sofi
9Oc.: onions. $500 per sack.
Poultry-Chickens 2O0&0c.
Eggs WHOLESALERS: Steady. Al l0c per
dozen.
ReeswaS-22c. per pound
Truck-lrish potatoes, Sl.25.
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SIssnr lHnrlsci.

Enthusiastically: out of town prices
are dependent IN the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
loaf. SAILS; owdcrcd, $5.ll; graduated
S4.S6; confcctiOncrs' standard \. SITS
American off 4. $4Gl; centennial bright
yellow B, St.05; California Il. S392
Franklan standard extra G, S37i; key
stone extra c. $3Gl; American extra c.
So. so
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3sGH1BIlf. Market.

Farmers market quiet aud steady
fancy, 2HsMf2a:c.: strictly prime, 2A q
23sc.; prime, 2Gt21sc.; Spanish. Sic; low
grades. iiaMlaic.
Hand Picked-Fancy, 81 I3lac.; ex-
irAs. 2EM2%c.: third grade &c: No. /
spanish shclled, 4a4c.; No. Virginia. 2la
M2%4C.: No. . Virginia, &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-24

LYDEs REGULAR LINE; sTEAAIs
~ SHIP FOR PHILApELYHIA.--C
Greet line from Norfolk to Philadelpiiis Il
pointed to sail from Norfolk every HGo1.
day, wednesday and Saturday at z5Sps 5na.slY
ana =, from lsadelphias5 every Eneaday.s
= Through bills OF la ding to- an poia ssl
south and Southwest via IS Seabon rt gSs irs
Line. Southern Railwa y.s orfoiis 81 ana
roads. JAMES W. I'm ifss5s
w n, F.s GIIYtps5&sSlsc.
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Highest. Cl's'ng.
Wheat No.

Cash Quotations-Flour was strong;
spring wheat. 70070ihc.; No. . red 90.s
Q9ic.; No. corn, 243s@24%c: No. oats,
ad.2c.; NO. white, 22c.; No. , white. 20GI
22i&c.; No. rye. 36Mc,; No. 9 barley.
nominal; No. >. soc; No f. CSC: No
naX seed, 1G& gee; prime Timothy seed,
Mess pork, per barrel, SS.506IS. So: lard
per lOoibs.. A15; short ribs sides
tioose). $4.65GiI.S5; dry sailed shoulders
tboNe1). ah@5hc.; short clear sides
(boXeD. 4?sM5c
Whiskey, distillers' finished goods per
gallon, S1.l9
Sugar S--Cut loaf. UNCHANGED
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Schr. Glimpse. with 800 bluctish.
Bar&es Weverly and Reliance. 20 YIN
Lamb & Co. for coal.
CT.lIh RED.

CLEARED.
british stmp Subraon. l;psdcn. Ham
'D'if% by William Johnston & 60. limit
cd. win four cars walnu. logs cars
walnut lumber, car No":h Carolina
pine lumber.
Schr. Iac Sherman, Tuil"ck. Boston,
with coal
:ichr. Carrie S. Hart, Smith. Warren,
with coal.
Schr. Sarah c. Roper -. T.. Boston,
with coal.
Schr. Charles II. strann. Marshall,
Baltimore, With lumber
Schr S. Il. Wheeler, Wheeler. New
York. with lumber
Large Oakland, Boston. with coal.
Large General Mcclellan, Hohoken
with coal.
SAILED
Schr. n. Dcn:lie, Smith, Bermuda Hun
dreds in tow Of tug Henry Christian.
Srhr John y. Curtis. T.avcrs. sur
folk. To load.
S2hH Emma b. Shaw, Carson Hamp-
ton. 10 lead for New York
Large Majestic, New London with
coal.
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1ICIlf0rIlIl<IllIr,.

Butt Of Lewis, April ol.-rasscd. Brit
iSh steamer Blenhcim Trattlcs. pcnsa-
col: via Newport News
Lizard. April 2ee.-Passcd German
steamer Pisa, Fendt, Ncwpo.. News for
Dcptfcrd and Hamburg
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Co

iIDuLE IN j;FrEI'. MARCH, /. %.
NAL. AND icXH!ii.s;S LEA I.S Noi.-
r0hk Gully teXctpi SunGlH) IL q. III. fu,
i:cprI. IaI;cgo, i:r!ii"v"i, etc. Coaucci !
at E.dcnton With y. 4 $. K. X; stunI....'
a: lo!inWS: daily Except Sunday for
plymouth, LHmeayisic Williamson and
WINDSOR TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY for all landings on ChUwHti
river: on MONDAY and FRIDAY for
Scupp"rnGnS liver, and WEDNESDAYS
Tor AVoca; Connecting al l5eIhnvrn with
Str:llnt! Virginia Dare for Makicyvillt.
South Creek. Aurora. Washington and in
tCrmed!Htc landings.
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ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EXPRESS daily exccp:
sunday at l.25 u M. ana Express daily
t"Nccrl sunday ut 1880 y. m, connect M;
With all rail and steam lines ~ Norfolk
ger stations foot "r East Main street
Norfolli and Western Gero:. Frcieh; sta
don on Water street,
E.AST!IieN CAROLINA DlSPAT(,fI
FAST ENEiGiT LIME AND OLD 90,
MlNlON LINE Lc:wcc,. all points North
anl l;agt via Norfolk and Eurfolk and
Sonthecn railroad and Eastern North
Carolina
Freight, received daily unit! !, D. IN. ana
forwarded promptly at low latn.
For further information apIfsy to The
Ncrroli: Va
H. G. HI:EGINS
General Freight end Pass. Agent
n. Is. KING. General MaLagcrs
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y courS. Of Hoods Sarsnpar,llu taken
now VIII bulid UP the system ana proven.
serious illness later on. Get only Hood s
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EVENING; i.NIRESiS LEAVES NOR
FOLK 1T $40 y. III. daily Except Sunday
FOR Ic!!Zahcth City. t.,icnton and way
staii"ns. Connects at Elizahcth City
with the steamer Ncuse Tuesday Thurs
slan ,f. nS,rnl nr n3Ianoke
kinston and Gol1sboro via y. & y. G. r.
T., and for Jacksonville, Wilmington, 81
r. r.
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Daily cXv,I, Sl.uday. Other time daily
No. I-NutIU,K 10 Cincinnati and LOUIS
vile daily. !'ullman Sleeping Cars from
Old Point icr Cincinnati. louisville and
st. Louis MCIlS served on dining ears
west Of G0TdDNSyilic.
No. 3-No.foll 10 Cinci hnati and Louis
vile daily i:,liinan Sleeping cars for
CINCINNATI and Louisville. Meals served
on Dining Cars west of Gordonsvilie.
steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily
1905 noon and T. III.
For further in formation apply to
Il. y. BROOKE. Passenger agent
c. and O Ticket Office. CRANKY street
Under Atlantic lfo;c'
JOHN r. POTTS.
asst General Ia Ssi,tn,.C" N;:"n!
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SHIPPING NEWS.
iHr, "t 'Grt"IN nnh l.nrt -n,nn,u
tnriI .s3 .isDS.
8 itIlIE.AI.

y itl!lN y la.
SCH. Howard Il. Peck, Hamilton, IL
YIN. E.ninh 81 ca. 20" coal.
sic!1r. Jcan!2 Iluddle. Hanson. New
York. w.ih guanu.
sch!. Mab!e Rose. WALTON, New York.
light.
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Naval stores.

Rosin. 1925 per barrel; pitch, $40 per
barrel: tar. $500 per pork barrel. and
$2.50 ligion; turpcnti:t. 45c per gallon
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TRArEi. GUIDE.
@sA, ~ Railway CO.

IilHouGIi WESIER& NOUTli CARO-.
nr,iNA, TILL: LAND Or THE SISY.,5
nc l!nlE line operating: II SOLD train is,-
'WSth Norioiit ana Chattanooga, with Pun
!nhu Sleeping Car attached, Raleigh "a
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Chester and LeN0ir R. R.

MDN.NT-k, WIIEOVGlIKY SrIT
AND Old POINT r. r. CO.
Short line between
NORFOLK, OLD rOlE'r & HAMPTON.
Schedule take effect FEE |. 1897 Ira ms
leave Norfolk and Ocean View depot. Nor
folk, Va.
LEAVE NORFOi.K.-. 90 n. m: Ills 80
~ m; "a" 4. m: II 10 Il. m: 1890 y. m !;
.Z:m y, M; 300 y. IN. ; i:%J y. III: 600 y. IN. !;
- u. m
JEANE OLD POlNT.--'7:0 60 a. m IS "a,
a NJ; ":!1 n. M: 1900 4. M: 1890 D. m :
m: $50 y.
Does not run sunday I.--S;5, A. M
ana 200 y. m. trains from Norfolk ana Old
FONT 40 roi stop i,riwcrn WiiioIghDy
SPIT and Norfolk. Ai-on Monday. We'd
n"sdnts Hnl Fridays. train leaving NGr-
lDi!; !; ) ~, Il. IN, connects with Richmond
"Ld Washington Special. leaving Old Point
At 1890 Il. IN. arriving Richrl1nd !! -; n
IN, Washington 3:"i u. H.
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7ul,ss,srrs-,ss-l s,Chs:Il,iD l.. E:,i;Ioe!

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. $. 1896
LEAVE NOEFoL!. DAILY
740 q. m-For Richmond. Washing ION,
Lynchhurg and the West
i:3J D. m.-VcstitIlcd Limited for Rich
nond and Washing ton. Stops
ONLY NJ Suffolk. Wnvcr'y and
Petersburg.
500 =. rs --t0r i'";craburg. Lynchburss
the West and Southwest.
Trains arrive ut .\O:iOlk daily, S:2J q. M
II 20 4. IL. and 1919 y. m.
Tickets ard all Information al station
and 272 Main street.
w &. REVILY..
General Passenger Agent.
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Onico OF The Eirginian.
n""".p,. Hy tni, nr,a ,,cnn."r.

Thro. Local Tn
!'caboa,d Air Line -. s 5
Norfolk ana Western :.
Norfolk aud SGGthCru r. II 81
Atlaut & and nanrilc
Npvfrlk ana CQrOl!.G :. i 4
S0U.h"rn railway :. -.
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Norfolk Z V0STIlQ|9l Steamboat CO.

-. -,
steamers NEWPORT NEWS, WASTE
lNGToN and NORFOLK viii leave
daily us follows:
NUltTfi BOUND
Steamers leave PORTSMOUTH, foot
Of North street Il ....... 5.5O n m
Leave Norfolk. foot OF Matthews "
street ut Observation-Disclosures. G.10 r -,
Arrive Washington at .. GIN y ~ ~,
~. d O. Penn. r. r.
iN Washington at. IS % Il. M. 7:2u g. M
ar. philadelphia at.11:lO Il. M 1896 y m
ar. New York Mt -. 200 y. IN. :23 y. m.
South Bound. 3: 4 Q. Penn. X. r.
Nv New York at ....ll 10 Il. ~. 20 D. N.
~ ahilade!ph:a at. l:$S p. IN. 3:lS y m.
Ar. washington Ut; 4:2o p. III. CHS p. IN.
S;te;!mers leave WASHINGTON ut 100 p. IN.
Arrive fortress Monroe at..... .G:3U a. IN.
h hi, Nor,oIk at. .:.............7:@o a. M
The "trip down the historic Potomac
flVcr ana tsncsGncHKu Lag OH the clpganT
steamers OF this company is unsurpasscd
The SteatLe are comparatively new nav
ing been built u 1891, and are fitted IN IN
the most luN'ir!ant manner with eIerf rin
lights. call bells and steam heat in ssnS
ROOM The tables are supplied with aVar1,
deliGacy Of the season from the rnarkets
Of washington and Norfolk Tickets on
SAG al =. & Q. ticket office: N. & G. offlca
at w. 7. Wake & Co.'S office on wharf >
For further information apply
y. J. CALLAHAN
e'''''tphF ~ Agent
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folk. Va ''" '''Sct' NOR
y, !, u. e! Gi,REEM. Genetnl Superintendent.
w. y. TURK. General Passenger Arant
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WHO COrn, IGC.; MIXED com, Doc
White Corn. 32c.; mixed corn Sic
Mill Feed-Market steady: bran. $l4. 90;
shipstuff or middlng, Sli.0O; meal, white
boltcd. per 80 pounds lOc
Michigan. Ohio. and Indiana. No 1,
Timothy hay, S1i.00Ml 5.CO: No. $1,000:
mixed. S1l0OGI12.O0.
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PROVISIONS
F,ss va 80,

norfolk. Va, April 23. 1897
Elsh-M ackerel, No. =. in kegs, $500:
new. small. $3.50; new, medium, $l2.00;
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GRIMM.

| Peas.-Steady; DlaCk-cye peas, new
crop Sl.45Ql.50 per bag: black. SOMS5c.
| straight per bushci; clay. 70G,Soc PEI.
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rOcCrheS.

Cotfee-Easier; Rio, common, 12lac f:
fair, lf1ac.: good, l5c.; choice, l65ac.
Laguayra, 2OEl21c.: Java, 29G301ac.
SyruDs and sses-Stead3 syI-
ups. Bright. 1S@23c.: Fair Grades, 1GGD
20c.: Porto Rico. 10, 20 and 26c., as 10
grade.
20025c.: Good. 25@30c.; Choice 36c.
Flour-Markct steady; Western spring
Wheat. Best Patent, Family, $40; Win
ter Wheat Best Patents. $3.50; Choice
Straight Family, $i.G5; Good Family,
$500; meal, per bag of hobbs, IGc.; per
bag OF 92lbs.. re.
Salt-Firm: LIVERPOOL Fine, a0c al 90,
as to grade: G. A.. 551G5c., as to weight
Rice-Milled. Az @Ghc.: rough. clear
of red. 45@60c.: with red, Csc.