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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
WITH STERILIZED AIR.
rcrkins's System of Fruit-shipping Proves

Success.
The San Francisco Chronicle has the
following 10 say about the invention OF
DIR Perkins. who Is trother-in-law Oh
Mrs. Cyrus Marsh, OF this city:
dispatch from New Orleans 10
gentleman In this city announces that
DIR. Alfred II. Perkins's experimental car
load OF fruit, grapes, berries. and cut
flowers had arrived In that city IN ex-
cellent condition. The fruit. grapes ana
berries were as fresh as the day they
were gathered, and the flowers nau
not lost either their fragrance or their
bloom. DIR. Perkins's plan Tor shipping
fruit promises to revolutionize the fruit
shipping industry and save thousanas OF
dollars every year TO the California
prowsrs who send their products to
eastern markets. The Doctor preserves
fruit by means OF compressed air. But
few people In this State have any idea
that such a method exists. but In Paris
the name of DIR. Perkins Is well known,
ard he has been honored by the Acade-
nv OF Sciences OF that city sending him
a cold medal In recognition OF his merit
as an inventor. DIR. Perkins Is the pas
tor OF an Episcopal church In Alameda.
six years ago he began on his expert
ments. and for at least five years his
method of preserving fruit. flowers. and
meat has been In practical operation at
his home. The principle involved Is very
simple. Attached to the locomotive Is
an air-compressor. In which the pressure
OF air reaches over eighty pounds 10
the square inch. Air compressed to
such an extent becomes heated TO such
4 degree that the germinal life II con-
tains IL destroyed. The steriiixed air -
passed into receiver. where u - cooled
and then forced into an sir-tight car IN
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Mean temperature. .>..................4'
NEW YORK sToCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, November l9.--Stocks
opened lower, in sympathy with decline
in London and then improved. The rally
in the general list was merely fractional,
but Jersey Central sold up l3s, TO 1914
Following this the brokers OF the big
bear leaders sold the Changers and Chi
cage Gas heavily, and under the pressure
the market yielded readily. st. Paul fell
q, to 597s: Northwestern Is, to 997s; Bur
linston and Quincy liz. to 72is; Rock
Island =. to 6lB; Chicago Gas IA, to
1874; Manhattan p. to l02A; Louisville and
Nashville a, to 53h; Delaware and Hud-
son Canal ~, to 1924; Lake Shore !, to
1854, and Western Union 1. to s67s.
The break in the Changers was due TO
the poor earnings OF st. Paul reported
last week. and to rumors that the Bur
llngton and quincy will reduce It's divi-
dend at the meeting of the directors to
be held In Boston this week. The break
in Chicago Gas was ascribad to the en-
forced absence by sickness OF the leading
operator alleged to be In charge OF the
market interests OF the property rather
than 10 any cnanBe III the co"ui'i'" VI
the company. ,.t,o,
In tn late trading there was decided
change for the better OWING 20 an EFFORT
on the part OF the bears to cover Up
shorts in American Sugar. The supply
OF the stock was much smaller than an
ticipated. and the price. Owingt the ur-
geucy OF demand from rec nj speculative
sellers, moved up rapidly TO SJ9s, IN SYM
pafhy. The general list improved a 10 ~;
Manhattan, the Changers. Louisville ana
Nashville, Reading, Southern Railway pre-
TERED all being prominent In the LAKE
recovery. Manhattan was In better re-
quest on reports Of increasing business.
The closing was firm in tone. with prices
for the active Issues anywhere from .
10 tx per cent above saturdays hnais.
Union Pacific. Western Union, LoulsVlIle
and Nashville lost hQ& per cent. In
The inactive stocks Pullman Palace de-
ci,ned ~, to 1867. and Consolidated Gas
gained as much, selling up to rs Unit. q
states Cordage preferred fell y. TO lb12'
and rose to is. The last previously re-
norted sale at the Stock Exchange was at
534, .,,,,o
The bond market was mod arately active
and lower The sales OF listed STOCKS
aggregated 10000 shares; OF unlisted "i'v''
shares go %, o,.,. o,,,-
rency, ioi,965,Voo
Money on call easy at per cent; iast
loan AT /. and closing oterd az ! per
cent: prime mercantile paper S9t per
cent.
Bar silver. G3A. ,., ,,,.,
sterling exchange firm, with actual busi-
ress in bankers bills at $.s6ul,6A Tor
stvtv days. and AST4M4Hl2 for demand
posted rates siSG4.Ssls commercial DIS
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dun. Railroad bonds lower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, VINO live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
ADAPTING tbs worlds tsst products TO
the needs Of physical being. will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive /; efectua!iy cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and feyerS
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions anc
met with the approval of the medica.
profession. because it acts on tie nd
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
~yery Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
g;sts In SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
fractured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. onl?, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syru? OF Figs
and being well informed, you Will no.
accept any substitute If offered.
ia 1-Tu, III, (wlsa, ioortpfrI
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, November l9.-No
auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters, 9; smokers, l;
wrappers. s; Tugs. Sc; dark leaf, 6S. Totai'
liz hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, sl.797; tobacco, s2,SO6.62. Total W.
603. g..
Bright loose sales promise to be quite
large tomorrow, and some very nne
wrappers and cutters will be offered, ana
Tor.
Dark tobaccos were in good demand to-
day, while brights were quiet.
The attention OF buyers is called 20 n
fine line of choice sun-cured biack wrap-
pers. which will be offered at Crenshaw's
warehouse tomorrow morning In addition
10 the regular loose sales.
Davenport's warehouse will also have
sale of exceptionally fine tobaccos to-nor-
row.
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THESCHEDULE FIXED
NANCE TER TO HAVE TWO CAR.
LINES AND MUCH BETTER SERVICE.
The Decasur-street Route 10 BE Tempora.
rfiy Abandoncd--C Cases In the Courts-
Personals and Bricfs.

Captain Andrew Pizzini. Jr, has sue
ceeded in bringing the street-car COM
pany and the Manchester Council TO
friendly understanding, and the much
taiked-about street-car service Of the city
has been arranged satisfactorily to all
parties concerned. In the future there
will be two lines between the two cities,
one over Mayo's bridge and UP Hull
street; the other over the Free bridge
and up Perry street.
An adjourned meeting OF the Council
was held last night 10 consider the street.
car question, and every member OF the
body was present when President OBrlen
called the meeting to order.
City-Attorney Clopton read the ordl-
nance that he had prepared under the
instruction Of the special committee ap-
pointed to confer with Captain Plzzini.
The paper was substantially what was
published in the Dispatch last week. The
Decatur-street line Is to be temporarily
suspended. and the Hull-street-cars will
run across Mayo's bridge from Clopton
street In Swansbcro' TO fourteenth street
In Richmond on a ten-minute schedule.
Inc ttIIy StIttl-CdI5 viii run lTOrl
Forest Hill Park TO Seventh and Broad
streets on a fifteen-mlnute schedule.
a resolution was adopted resembling
the former action of the Council author
iZing the Ordinance Committee to pre-
pare an ordinance requiring the company
to run a certain schedule This action
was taken prior to the meeting OF the
Council this month. when the special
committee was appointed TO confer with
Captain Pizzini. and was the preliminary
step to take the matter into the courts.
Mr.. OBrien started to read again the
ordinance that City-Attorney Clopton had
read In the opening Of the Council. but
on motion OF Mr.. Pool the second reading
was dispensed with and the ordinance
was adopted without dissenting vote.
The meeting then adjourned.
Captain Plzzini was seen by the Dis
patch representative after tn meeting
was over. and said that the work OF con-
Meeting the tracks at Hull and Seventh
streets would be done at once. While
tie company has fifteen days In which
to do the work. IT Is thought II will be
completed I'm less time. The consensus
Of opinion is that the new arrangement
viii give general satisfaction. particularly
TO those passengers who have been forced
to use transfers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20

BT. LOUIS.
81. LOFTS MO-, NOVEMBER ie-ySeuf
quiet: bat nrn; pessnt: 3sogz q; fsnes'
WI wRess.Lowsr: December. saosasc.;
hcc Ssfin ~; D.ssmbsr. sosxe: ~.
S 35swtsnfowcr; May szxc.
Pork-standard mess selling a SsM
l.ard--Prime steam. $50: choice, 1o5.
Dry Salt Meats-Shouidcrr, 5h05Hc.:
longs. s,4Qss1c.; clear ribs, &C.; shorts
IL Bacon Boxed shoulders, esc.: longs.
ne: clear ribs. 7ssc.; shorts. nc.
High wines,-Ffrm at si.2s
Bassins-order price, TX pounds, SIC.
Iron Tics-70c.
CINCINNATI.
quiet: fancy, 50. t0a2Jo; spring patent. xA7s
Gs.s: low grades. u.7S6i1 S..
Wheat--Trade quiet under light demand
cern-o quiet No: mixed. new. &C.; No.
Cais.Easier; No. 2 mixed. sshc.; No.
PorE,.In better demand and easier;
Lard-Firmer; steam leaf. $50; kettle
Bacon-Loose shoulders, &C.; loose short
rib sides, nc: loose clear short sides,
7ikc.; boxed meats worth &c. more.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November IA II. NJ
American middling fair. .sTd;; good mid
ding. s-i6d.; middling; 3 l-S2d low mid
ding, 27td.; good ordinary. md; ordi-
nary. 9-l6d.: November. e2-6iq2 s3-6td.;
december and January. es-s4d.; January
and February. 3D.. sellers; February and
March. 8 l-6id3 2-6id.; March and April.
5 S-6iffs 4-sid. April and May. 6-sid.
July. 3 s-siIs s-e,d; July and August,
8 i6-s4d.. buyers. Futures closed firm at
the advance.
NEW YORK. November i9.--Cotton
quiet middling uplands. il-i6c. Futures
Der, s5.ss; December. sS.n: January. S,ts;
| February, s5.5i: March, S.59; April. S.es;
May. s5.7l; June. sS.H; July, Sss; August
Net receipts. LIB bales; gross, $40
bales: exports to France, LIS bales; for
| warded. 56i bales: sales. 1ss bales: spin
ners. Ss bales; stock (actuaD. el.lsc bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, November 1a-Cot-
| ton-Futures steady; sales. g. 200 bales;
| $50; February, s5.24: March, $50; April.
s5.55; May S.A; June. S.4I; July, S.5s;
August $3.50.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
| WILMINGTON. N. c., November 10
Rosin quiet: strained, 800; good strained.
/ $105.
spirits rurpentine-steady at 2SAc
! Tnr-Steady at 81 TO-
! Crude Turpentine-Steady; hard, S.10;
soft, $50: virgin, sl.70.
| SAVANNAH. CA. November 19.--Tir-
pentins firm at 25i4c. good demand for
receipts. Sales, 1900 casks. Receipts. 723
| casks.
Rosin--Qulet and firm. with sales OF 500
barrels; A. -. and G, SEQ; u. sl.0S; T..
N.i5; +, $40; q. N.sS: 4. a;5S; ]. $50;
| X. S2l5: NJ. $40; N. $25: window glass.
$2s5: water-white, $500
| CHARLESTON, &. c., November H.
| Turpentine firm at 25c. Receipts, SO casks.
| Rosin--Good strained firm at $780, Re
| ceipts, 261 barrels.
SILVER IN LONDON.
| LONDON, ENG, November l9.-Bar sill
yer. I'D.
Reported for the Dispatch.)
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
s,ruwoxp Noxem nor 10. 1876

OFFERINGS Wheat. 200 bushels Sorn-
White. LAO busi. els Oats, 90 bushels.
SALEs.-Wheat, 200 bushels. Corn-Wnte'
$40 bushels. Oats. 90 bushels. ~
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Lcngberry: o7aooc
mixed. 50a60c.: snortoefry: ooaooc.. no
red. sos6Oc. Corn White Virginia fbaf lots.
newt. 45a47c. NO. g white. 4ss&ec NO
mixed. 4Sa4sc., Oats--No mixed. 34a3i.sc.;
No. mixed, 33a33I1c.; winter. 40aAoc. Rye
55a06c
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, Stocks, Grain, To-
bacco, Cotton, DC. and the Wea-
ther Indications.

- WASHINGTON, ID. O., November 19.-
CiIp Forecast for Virginia and North
wv" Carolina Fair weather; north
winds.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

EI'lTf MIMI III ' fs-k Il NIS1fN
RICHMOND. VA. November ls.-Re-
ceipts-Cattle 500; sheep and lambs, S0;
hogs, 800 head. s-o.
Sales-Cattle. $50: sheep ana iainos' ov"'
hogs. GOO head.
Prices-Cattle. best. 34n4Ac, gross, his-
dum TO good 343isc.. gross: common 10
fair. 2Q2Sc.. gross: bulls. 2g2tac., gross I;
sheep, 2q23.c, gross: lambs, 21Slsc., gross )
hogs. 6len6c.. net.
Prospects fair for next week.
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ordsrs Tor printing sent % the Dr.
rstch Company viii b given prompt ~
ssrsi n ana the style Of work ana pn0se
S;Ii - sure 70 plsase you -.--4-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20

which the fruit IL placed. The germ
laden air II IN turn forced out Of ne
ear. and the fruit 10 carried TO u, aesu
nation in perfectly pure air. Mould anu
other matter Of fungus nature or. ,s.
mates IN the atmosp' ;. ana set.'es
upon fruit, where II shs<ads anu soon
sets ND decomposition. Where on'y p".s
mir reaches the fruit the process y.
composition r. arrested for a ivns ','l .,s
by DIR. Perkins's apparatus puI.
az 1. kent I'm constant circulation
sb,ough the car, and any impurity Is
forced out through a small vent or va'vs
IN the roof. with but little loss OF
mower 10 the engine this process II kept
up during the entire Journey. DR. per0 ,
kins's special car only weighs 40"
pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20

The recent experiment proved tnat
fruIt grapes. berries, and flowers gain
cred M their best reached New orleans
In nerfect condition. This VIII increase
the prices and demand for CALIFORNIA
products. ,,o teal
That there should be considerapie )eai-
ousy felt by those who have been carry
ing fruit in the past Is not to DE won
dersd at. When the new fruit-car
reached Sacramento a week ago yss'sr-
day some one broke II open ana ue-
stroyed a part Of the compressed-ar APP
naratus. After a little delay In making
renairs the cars went East by the SOUTH
ern route In order to put the contents
10 n severe test In the hot climate Oh
the South =
A part of the fruit has been SOLD IN
New Orleans but the bulk VIII be
brought back TO this city In order that
shippers may be satisfied as 10 lis condi-
tion after travelling In hot weather Tor
thousands Of miles. The car Is expected
10 reach this city about the middle OF
the coming week. In honor or the sue
cess of the compresse1-aIr system or
ab,nping fruit reception and good time
will be held at the State Board OF Trade
rooms. on Market street, near second
as soon as the car arrives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and cold. The skies at midnight
I'll
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BAI.rIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, November ls-Vir
einia ys. a; Baltimore and Ohio South
western firsts, 100; Consolidated Gas. 65h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

These are Second-Aoor days.
We are doing a rushing bust
ness III Overcoats. Selling as
many IN one day now as we did
in any two a year ago.
There's no rubbing it out,
men don't want to buy anything
from q slim assortment Oar
big variety is complimented
fifty times day. In it you're
sure of finding what you want
and if you haven't made mp
your mind there are all styles
and kinds to DO scotland
Sunderland selected.
Everything is in our favor.
II You compare qualities we
win.
If you compare prices we win.
No wonder We are urging you
all the time to make compari.
sons. Seeing is believing, and
the facts are plainly evident.
Well want to show You the
Paddocks-Su rtouts-Ken-
uels-Lsnghams and the other
novelties. But you can have
what You want-even II it's
your money back. Don't forget
that-your money back il you
say 80.
600 Derbys To-day at 81
4 SAKS & COMPANY
0s Only conp'sss ousnssen IN Town. =
Main and Eleventh Streets
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ia 1-Tu, Tn, VISA, ioortpfrl
We urOriairu I'll

We proclaim L.
ani It's irrefutablo
We have the highest grades Of merch1nd'se inc
world p,oduce.-aEi no house IN America uoeS-
or can name lower prices than we 30.
A. SAKSAND COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
a NEW STPE HINTENDENT.

Mr.. NJ. a. Campbell. who was elected
superintendent of Central Methodist
church Sunday school last week. assumed
the duties Of his position Sunday morn
irg. Mr.. Campbell succeeded Nj. J. Il.
Perdue. and is an earnest and devoted
Sunday-sch)o pol worker.
Mrs Aramitta A. Pond died al her
daughters residence. No. 303 Seventh
street. Sunday morning. in the Goth year
of her age. The funeral took place from
the residence yesterday afternoon nj 2:30
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Rucker conducting the
services. The remains were inferred In
lakewood Cemetery.
The victims Of the Fisher Company )
failure received the condolences of their
friends yesterday. but no further news
from the New York stockholders.
Miss Jennie Robinson. who was taken
sick at school last week. is still In a
serious condition. Dr. Mathews. her
physician. said last night that while his
patient was very sick there was hope
OF her recovery.
Mrs. +. c. Attebery, Of Texas, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. S. J. Brooks, at No.
TIC McDonough street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
IN THE COURTS YESTERDAY.


The November term OF the Hastings
Court began yesterday. The grand jury
found the following true bills: benjamin
jackson (colored). misdemeanor "a; Char
lotte Harris. misdemeanor %: Mary Jane
Lewis. misdemeanor %; Albert Ruiin,
misdemeanor %.
Renjamln Jackson (colorsdD was tried
and given fifteen days in Jail on each
charge.
Charlotte Harris (coloreO was sent TO
Jail for fifteen days on a charge OF
petit larceny.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
four little boys were charged with
creating disturbance at the corner OF
Seventh and Perry streets Sunday. Fined
81 ana costs each.
Willie DENLY, charged with striking
Charles Bowen Saturday night. Fined 81
and costs.
Claude Armstead '(colored). trespassing
upon the property of the R!chmond ana
Petersburg Railroad Company. Fined 81
and costs.
Charles II. Huband and Ernest Snead,
charged with creating u disturbance on
the street Saturday night. Fined 81 ana
costs.
Simon Ioney (coloredD. charged with
being drunk and unable TO take care OF
himself was fined 81.
Ira W. BASS was fined $50 and costs
for obstructing the progress Of the cleo
| tric-cars.
George Tinsley (coloreD, charged with
Shaping Betty Brown (colored), was
| find $50 and costs.
Lucy Allen, charged with being dis
orderly AT a dance Saturday night, was
fined $50
Buck Bailey (colored) was fined $3.50
| bv Justice Jones, Of Swansboro, yester-
| day morning for peddling fish without a
| license.
MAY NOT lie RETURNED.
| II was ruuored yesterday that Rev
W g Walden would not be returned 10
| Central Methodist church. where ne IA :
| besn pastor for three years, ana that ne
| would be sent to Memorial church. In
| Lynchburg. 1t is said that Kew -. :. -
| Rutts viii be sent here. IL is unGerstoon
| that Rev. T.. T. Dadmun Will not be re-
| Turned TO West-End church.
| Rev John j. Clopton. rector OF ade-
| Memorial church, preached sermon on
| temperance Sunday. In the course Oh no
| remarks he said that the recent eic''oH
| In New York was the voice OF morn "
| sncoling against the corruption anu
| inio,;ity of the liquor trade in That great
| state. ~.
Mr. w. A. Gibbs and Mis- Rosa l''
| Godsev wers married yesterday moin'ns
al the residence OF Mr.. h. d. WICKER, III
| Swansboro'. Rev. W. r. Haight orncia'el
The bride is a very pretty young iauS
ond has many friends In Swansboro'. MT
Gibbs Is n popular resident of Richmonu
ord is in the tobacco business.
THE protracted meeting that has peen
in nrogross at Coward n-Avenue church
viii be continued until tomorrow night
when IL will be decided Yhether or no'
the services VIII be held the rest OF the
week. .ru
4 ball was given at Odd-Fellows' Han
last evening, and large number OF youht
ladies and gentlemen enjoyed themselves
until a late hour
Mr.. Hartwell Macon. Of WILLIAMSBURG
WAS in the city Saturday
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cash quotations SFlour firm: demand on
both local and shiHping account moderate.
Wheat 5s,sq5s4.cS No NO o ree' 1870.
pork. A25oai275 Lard. g. 2o97: Ssls. s Ribs
Sc golis 62L. shoulders, s5.62izg51o SIDES
E.75a6. S7ll. Whisky, A.3
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Union STOCK-YARDS, ILL, Novem-
her s-Cattle-Receipts, @.0oo head; mar
ket steady to firm; common 10 extra
steers ssSasS; ss9cki bsl,s ana isSa
s 's|Sss' sssi.so; sSTs anu 'a''' -
Hogs Wocs,-Receipts, 5000 head; market
strong: heavy. si:sSQLsS; common 70
choice mixed. sthq4g; cnoics :, srs'l ss
'Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; market
strong: inferior 0 choice, N.ooaSoo; lambs
s-'g R,AaIIlTliMoRLs PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMoREN ND, November b. p.
Flour firm; wSts en- IS suP sami,y soS.2ys
a xiot eatra wheat, patent, ssegs:io; spring
do, N45a365; DO. straight, S;zsgaaS, and
month. 5sl*4ss &C.; December S2s:sssc
Janaa nary NO Soy red, rs ssassc y southern By
sample. 5saSOc do. on grade. Sagoc. MA.
wear 5ac.. bid; January. 5ic.. bid; steamer,
mixed. Sic. b:d; southern. white 4Sao'c''
W 0ats--F1rm and steady: No. white:
western. EisfY &c.: No. mixed. SsaSs'sc.'
stock. iA.0l :,ushsis.
Rye-Steadx: No. 2, 52qs3c. ..u6a
| Hay-Quletk and steady; good u&0'~
is Grain Freahts-vsry firm; steam. to
y yeus5ep0 and i,sesmSsr: Cork: Tor orders.
A.. al cotton. per 100. 35c.: fiour. do. NC.
Butter--Staady; creamery fancy Nc
GGSsEf: :~y1sm 4 No g ,sxeasxs
sugar Quiet at lSc.
Other articles unchanged 4tit-
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State of thermometer:
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'''' NORFOLK I PEANUT MARKET.
oRenorted for the pispatch1

(Keporteu Tor tne DlspatcHJ
NORFOLK, VA. November H-Market
quiet: common, lafhc.; prime, &C.; extra
prime, 2tsc.; fancy, PIC; new grades, lU
21sc.
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Norfolk and Carolina.

At 80 an adjourned meeting OF tne
., ockholders Of the Norfolk and Carolina
s's,,,oad was held, MIR. Elliott presiding.
The g improvements already made at Pin.
.,r.s Point. the Norfolk terminus or the
line were approved. and It was ordered
that the work now In progress oe con- on
t,nmed at an expense not exceeding sso'vV'