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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
TTPTO 4 SURPRISE.
He Was Given Away in Disgust by HIS
Owner and Beat His Field.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 13.-The at
tendance at the races continued good.
To-day was one of sensations. the greatest
being the victory OF Umbrella, VINO won
easily al u TO /. Debating Prince Lief;
Another great surprise came in the third
race. the despiscd Tupto. that Byron NC
Clelland gave away in disgust, deieaths
his field in clever style with the veteran
Oswego fen in the fourth race. throwing
his Jockey CWycks) and breaking his col
lar-bone Summaries:
First race-six furlongs Annie NJ. es.
Walker, 2 TO u first, Relief second, MISS
S. third. Time lis IA
Second race-seven-eighths of mile
Glad 112 Thorpe. IL TO % first. StniIa
second Blue and Gray third. Time,
100 81.
Third race-six furlongs. -Tupto 90 TO ],
Murphy first. Major Dripps second. Gate
way third. Time 1:lS.
Fourth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING
d05, Thorpe. % first, 0naretta second
Twinkle third. Time, 1.l7i2
Fifth receive and n half furiongs.-
Umbrella 005. j. Gardner. II 10 II first,
Prince Lief second. White Oak third.
Time. llOl2.
At PIMLICo
BALTIMORE. MI, Nov. 1S.-Numerous
scratches materially reduced the Interest,"
in to-day's programme. at Pimlco race
track. There were Withdrawals from
every race. except from the third. i'm
which there were but three entries. only
three horses went to the post for the
first event. four In the second, and three
in the fifth. "A total of but thirteen start
ers in four races. The betting was neces-
sarily very limited. A plunge was made
in the fourth race. however. and two OF
the eight starters were backed Off the
boards as soon as the odds We're posted.
DOggett the odds-on fdvOrite, won the
first race handily Whippcny defeated
the favorites, Beau Ideal and King T.. in
the second. Ina the prohibitive favorite
for the mile and a furlonS. won easily.
The talent lost heavily over the fourth
event. Ameer, with Simms up, and 81
rocco. ridden by Reiff. were practically
the only ones backed. Tom Harding made
"A runaway race OF il. Wishard boitcd
IN the last race, and lntermisslon at
to / took the prize. Summarize:
First race-one and one-siNteenth
milcs-Doggett 099. Johns. TO % nrst.
Fhoebus second. Tom Moore third. Time
1:50 IA. 40
Second race six furlongs-W hippeny CS.
Healy. s to u first, Beau Ideal second,
Prcdicament third. Time. l:l9 II
Third race-one mile and a furlong-
Ina O03. Johns. l TO 81 first. Charade
second. Lady Adams third. Time. :5S u.
Fourth race-five furlongs-Tom Hardin
G07. Murphy even first. Sirocco second,
Ameer third. Time. l:O2 3D.
Firth racc-onc mile. Wclterweights-i
Permission Ol2. Littlefield. 10 u nrst,
Wishard second. Eclipse third. Iline'
40 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
Game i'm Prince Edward

HAMPDEN-S VA, Nov. Ia
Special.-Nild turkeys are abundant IN
this section: and quite "A number have
been killed by our citizens iatrdges are
very scarce.
Miss Mary Mcllwalne IS visiting friends
in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
The President in Wa ,hington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-rhe President
returned to Washington this morning. az
about Z O'Clock, aud drove az once 10
Wocdley. He came into the city later In
the morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14

DULUTH. MINI. Nov. l3.-The Ma
ronette Iron-Woiks. OF West Duluth,
went into the hands Of receiver this
afternoon. y. =. Kinssbur; is the re-
coiver. The liabilities will reach sew
eral hundred thousand dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
Financial Disturbance nc Glasgow.

GLASGOW. Nov. 13-The failure OF
yell-known broker in this city. with liza
bilities amounting TO 1000 pounds, was
announced to-day and 1t IS feared that
other failures viii occur tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
Movement Of Warships.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i3.-The arrival
OF tho castine at Montevideo. and the
Philadelphia at Everett Wash. were re-
ported to the Navy Department to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14

The Vzryv.-Oue Of the Russian Tor.
pedo boats has the above 'onsonahla,
name. To pronounce II yon innate req
pepper and stand on your head Ah'r'-
can Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
Telegraphic Breylties.

Consul Bidlake reports 10 the Depart
ment of State from Barranqulla that
Colombia has an immense crop of good
coffee this year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14

THINK OF THIS. Hooi's sanaparilia
is the only true blood purifier prominently
i'm the public eye to-day. II cures ulse ,ilss
when an others fail. because 10 makes
pure blood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
a MO BATTLE EXPECTED.
Campos Concentrating His Men to Meet
the Insurgent Forces.

KEY WEST. FLA. Nov. 13.-Private
advices received In this city state that
Maxine Gomez and Antonio Maceo are
IN Las Villas district. the former with
1900, the latter with $500 men. Campos
Is concentrating all his forces. about
1900 men, with four generals, with the
intention OF giving the insurgents battle.
which Is expected momentarily.
A cablegram published In the Key west
Herald this evening, dated Havana, No
vember 18th. stating that Colonel SANDAL,
OF the Spanish troops, has captuEed "O
Insurgents. caused quite hurry among
the cuban population, ana crowns HOOK
ed to the dock on the arrival Of the
Olivette from Havana TO learn the par
ticulars. Several passengers, on being
interviewed. denied that any insurgents
had been captured al Manaca. 1hey stat-
ed. however. that battle had been fought
by Colonel Sandoval. at the above-naineh
place. and, after an hours nghtne, tne
insurgents were driven back 70 Ihe
woods. leaving five dead on the field. Inc
troops lost one killed ana se'ci@i WYNN"
ed.
Alleged Defeat of Rebels.
HAVANA. NOV. l3.-General MARTINEZ
Campos reports from Santa Clara that
General Garcia Aldave. with NIFTY gov
eminent troops has repulsed. after a
hard fight, a numerically superior loIce
OF rebels under comnahu vi -
Naceo which attempted TO cross the ran
road line between Jucaro and Moron IN
the province OF Puerto Principe. ne ne
rebels lost heavily. The Government
loss was three killed and ten WOUNDED
including one officer.
General Martinez Campos. also reports
that the rebel leader. Noval. with slh or
his followers. has surrendered 10 the
Government officers at Puerto Principe.
General Serrano Altamira reports that
while leading a convoy en- QUITE for Guia-
marc he met q band Of rebels under
insurgent leader Rodriguez at Las Mlnds.
Tho rebels were attempting TO intercept
convoy. He attacked the rebels and re-
pulsed them with loss Of five killed. in,
GLIDING leaders Antonio tarinethatl am an,
The Government had three wounded, one
Of them an officer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
New York Market.

New York, Nov. 4-Flour-Dun
freely offered and easy; winter wheat,
low grades, $2.25662.75; do, fair TO fancy,
S2.S0G3d0; do. patents. S3.50I3 30; Min
nesota clear, S2.7503.25: patents, S3.35I
40; low extras, S2.25@2.75. Southern
Hour dull and easy; common to fair eX-
ira, S210Q2S0; good to choice, S2906
$50
Whcat-Spot market dull and firm:
No red, store and elevator, 66N a67c. !;
afioat, 6SA@6Shc.
Gorn-SpcNs dull and firm; No. Q,
33Ac. Options advanced " cents; fell
1s@B cents, CLOSED steady at h1A
cents decline. with light trade; Novem-
per. 56Ec; December, 35l4c. January,
S5Mc.; May, $3.50.
oats-Spots quiet and firm: options
dull and nominally; unchanged; No
NcmbeI, 23Ac.; December, 23asc; May.
s'9sc. spot prices No. ., 2Skc; No. 9
white, 4Ec.; mixed Western, 23h@25c.
Beef-Firm: beef hams dull, $4,000
!4.50. Tferced beef steady; city extra |.
NJ, Sl7@l9.
Cut Meats-Dull and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet and easier; Western
bteam closed s6.5S; city, unchanged.
Coffee-Steady, l2@15 points down,
closed steady; January, Sl42061425:
February. $1i10@l4.15: March. $4,000
400; May. s13.45@13.60. Spot rio, dun
and easier; No. T. 15Ac.
Susar-Raw firm; fair refining, Sc.
Refined, quiet and steady; of A, 4 /
1G@iAc.: standard A, 4lac; cut loaf and
crushed, 6hc.; granulated, 41s@4ssc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
Cotton Markets.

New Orleans, Nov. 1i-Cotton futures
steady; sales, $4,000 bales. November,
'.a6; December, 500: January, sos; Feb
ruary: sos: March sig; April, Sis; May,
S.l9; June. S.23; July. S.27.
New York. Nov. 14.-Cotton quiet !:
rliGdling gulf, billie; middling. 9-l6c /;
Net receipts, LOG bales; gross, bales !:
exports TO Great Britain. 9.917 bales; to
continent, 2,4I4 bales; forwarded, =
bales; sales, S24 bales. all spinners
stock l12.G95 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, %. 4G7
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 1850
bales: To continent, 3.0l5 bales: stock
giS,SS7 bales
Total so far this week: Net receipts
lGS. Oh bales; exports to Great Britain
55.0fI bales: to France, 1883 bales: 10
continent, 26,S20 bales.
New York, Nov. l4.-Cotton futures
steady; sales. 100000 bales. November
$50; December, S.2l; January, S.2G: Feb
ruary. S.3l; March. S.s5; April. $40; May.
S.i4; June, Sis; July, $50; August, S5i:
September, =; October. SIS.
Liverpool, Nov. l4.-l2:30 p. m.-Cot.
ton. good business done and prices
easier; American middling. Esd; sales.
$4,000 bales; American, 1880 bales;
speculation and export, 1000 bales; re-
ceipts, 1000 bales; American. $500 bales
Futures opened easy and demand fair
Liverpool, Nov. Ia y. m.-Cotton.
American spot grades declined l-lGd
fhHlti IS'th HliuhllnS iiiii, % o-0su, SoDN
middling, l1-l6d; middling. 4 9-lGd; low
middling. 4 15-32d; good ordinary. IL
sd: ordinary, 4 5-32d. November,
4 25-6i@4 2G-G4d seller: November and
December, 25-Gid buyer; December and
January. 1 25-64d buyer; January and
February, 25-64d buyer; February and
March, 2G6+d buyer; March and April,
27-6id buyer; April and May. 2S-64d
buyer; May and June, 4 29-6tG4 30-64d
seller; June and July. 30-64Gi4 3l-64d
buyer; July and August, 4 32-6id seller;
August and September, 3l-6id buyer.
Futures closed steady.
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Room at the Top

The good things of this life are for
those who can get them. If others cunat-
tain the uppermost round of the ladder OF
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pirants broke away from clumsy ira
ditions, so must you, IL you would be u
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survival of the httest."
You may save something from your
salary or income. but If you ever en-
Joyn fortune II Will have to be acquired by
your knowing and taking advantage OF
the tendency of the times and the
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Wall street won't come to you, but
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at our Office we have every means of
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We have direct private QeasctD wires 10
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We buy and sell Stocks, Grain, Provi-
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The margin system affords an opportr-
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
.sTOCKMARKET STRONG
Professional Traders Sold Rather Freely on
Reports of Gold Shipments.
A LARGE AMOUNT WILL 60 FORWARD.
Sterling Exchange Continues Very
Strong and Higher md No Signs of
Relief In sisht-ExcelIent Buying
ofstocks, Especially the Changers
Speculation Closed Weak.

New York, Nov. 14.-After fractional
declines Mt the opening the railway
and miscellaneous stock market be-
came strong and continued so until
near the close Of business, when pro-
fesSional traders sold rather freely on
unconfirmed reports of shipments of
600 gold by Saturdays European
steamers. The best opinion is that
some gold will go on the day named.
but authorities do not agree that the
amount will reach the total given.
Some bankers estimate that enc mil
lion will go forward. while others place
the amount at two million, l.. Won
HOFFMAN & Co. and William II. Cross
man & Bro, 1t is said. will undoubted-
ly ship.
Sterling exchange is very strong and
actual rates are higher than for some
time past, and there are no signs of re-
lief In sight. Still, there was excellent
buying Of stocks during the greater
part of the day, more particularly of
the Granger issues, which are being
taken on the heavy movement of wheat
IN the West and Northwest. There is
talk of bull pools in Z. & O.. and one
prominent operator In the 1ndustritls
Is said to have transferred his interests
to Rock Island. These buyers expect
to unload later on when the enormous
earnings of the roads in question are
made public The Changers at one
Burlington leading, with sales up to S67s ;
Western Union, the Southwesterns, L.
u NJ, and the Anthracite coalers also
participated in the upward movement.
Manhattan was again Il weak spot and
broke from l03B to l01M@101A. The
annual report Is still having n deprcss-
ing Influence on the shares. Metropolis
tan traction. on the other hand, was
firm and moved up from l09% to 1I2;
Pacific Mail jumped from 29A to 50 on
the revival OF the old story OF deal
with the Panama. Officials OF the latter
say there Is absolutely no change in the
status of the negotiations so far as they
are concerned. In the Industrials,
Sugar, Chicago Gas. Tobacco. General
Electric advanced MI1A per cent. in the
early dealings, but subsequently the i'm
proVement was lost. Reading dropped
two points late In the day on rr,mors
that the reorganization plan will pro-
vide for Il voting trust and Il heavier
assessment than generally expected
Speculation closed weak the active is
sues showing declines OF 1SMIs per cent.
for the day. Manhattan lost per cent.
Chicngo Gas gained Is. II. X c.. Is, Lac
havana, u: Consol. Gas, Is; Jersey
Central,l and Pacific Mail. l% per cent
Necly Motor advanced from 1, hid.
The sales Of the stock was $50 shares.
bends were irregular. The sales az
gresated S1,4G9,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
Among our Cotton Mon.

Weather in cotton belt unsettled.
bombay receipts past week were 33,-
oo0 bales, against 5000 bales last year.
Spot cotton In Ltverpool t}eci,nati
l-32d. Future contracts closed steady
at 5-G4ths decline.
Future contracts In New York clos
eu steady, after considerable fluctua-
Wednesday. Sales. 300, 100 bales; Janu-
airy. SIC to S.27; March. S35 to sac;
May. S.4i to S.45: January contracts
touched SIT.
closed steady. to points decline.
Sales. $4,000 bales.
United States port receipts ycster-
day were 26,667 bales. against 54l45
bales last year. and 43,2s7 bales In 1883.
Southern markets declined 1-1G to u.
Quiet to easy.
New Orleans receipts to-day are esti-
aginst 2O.69l bales last year, and I1.5is
bales In 1893.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
baltimore Market.

Baltimore, Nov. 14.-Flour-Dull.
Western superiine, s2.45@s2.65: do. cx-
ira, s2.I5Ms3; do. family, SO 5OgI So 20;
spring. extra patent. s3.70@s4 do do
straight S5.50@s5.75
Wheat-Dull: No. 2 red spot and No
vember, 64&@641sc.; December, G5A a
G5lhc.; May, 69% @7Oc. Southern by
sample, 65@66c.; do. on grade. G2ls@
65hc.
Corn-Firm; mixed spot and Novem-
Der. 3624 M3Tc.; November, new and old,
80 "a 35&c.; year. 3414@3434c.; January,
81 q @34is.; February. 34kG34Ac.; steam
er mixed. 35h cl35lac: Southern white,
3iW3Tc.; do, yellow. 34i4 @3Gc
Oats-Firm; No. . white Western, 23la
@2ic.: No. . mixed. 22M @2@c.
Rye-Dull; No. ., A4@+5c. near by;
4GQ4Ic. Western.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
THAvEIIs,.s, y n, !, B. .
M OL.Dl].DlI0n ] \ Steamship
4 FOR NEW Y ORK

/, PASSENGER SHIFTS ARE App iNTsS
ZIP ZIP 70 SAIL Al ~. from: Notfolk on Mons
F ri i ANb sATuKP SRNh as s!oS
Rg%$ssp&ys SSsSTghoHRhHS
Passenger nccommodat lions unsufpa ssed; u
Fare. inaludIng meals and lS5 state
Fare round trip limited to thirty rs
rd For tickets ana reservation 81 & state
M 1.n, str I; q at gsneEsi ONCE at WAarf.
e EoR R!G5lHi IN SLIPS leave aa Nor!
fSls sxssry NeM wRsp 2sly 3
TUESDAY evening, arriving 1 at Rich.
mp paM tile s IeKt , mT91rnng ans
Northampton. tSray. 3 4e h hSeis
df Fon ISIS oED fsS9RHFns s Ssas o hha q
SIR 4 M ana $:s and AS s!snio Bay Linz ne
Eo 5Ru liz iiAm L, Ills 4. m. ana q
s:dS p m; Bay Line; 1l:so q: m., and (
:, FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH:
$;i5 p m; Bay 1 Line WHARF Gr et D. M e..
Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays and
Fridays, Mt 1880 p. M; Portsmouth. S:45s
T. e. i Ia; nay Line, p m. on Mondays and
ION EAST AND WARE RIVERS
D,hS SNCcps ouituay. leaving COmpany'Sf
MI So Ray p kinS Wh5rff MEIriloik z a. g;.9
E,asSo Ralox,ElRRsssw,.Toushing at Ga Point.
nesdny and Friday ut $3.50 a. NJ. Ports
mouth S;i5 u. M; Bay Line Wharf, Nor.
,r FOR SEVERN RIVER Tuesday.
whnr ana saturday from Company's.
M; Bay Line; Norfolk, a: m ~
SUFFOLK-At p. m: Portsmouth, 3:lo
p. M. connecting at Suffolk with 8. and
Trelsht for Mathews Back. poquosin,
Ware, Severn and Nansemond rivers
must be prepaid 414E, $500
NORTH .CARoLINA DlvIsIoN-For-
merry n. N. and w. d. J.-Steamer Abe
N marie Iso leaves Norfolk for washington. N.
mr., cirry:ESs freight ana passengers
for Washington and points on the Tar,
Pmngo and Pamlico rivers. $50 |1'.
~ Freight for EewbeIn. N. c., received at
Freight received daily except Sunday
al schedules subject to change with
NJ. b. CRowELL. Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort of NOriolk and Portsmouth,
November ffth. 1898.
ARRIVAL.

ARRIVALS.
Schrs. Star of the Sea. Hopkins, New
York; Edwin r. Hunt. Crowell. Provi-
dence: Mary l.. II. G.. Dow Malcolm
son. Boston: George =. Davenport, Me-
Leod, Portland; Annie Il. Conlon, --,
to VIM. Lamb * Co. for coal
Schr. Harland w. Huston Huston,
Philadelphia, with coal
Schr. Frank a. Williams. George
with bluefiSh.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Marion L. Sprague. Wlxon has
gone for Lambert's Point to Newport
News.
Schr. T.. II. Weaver. Weaver, from
New Haven, is al Newport News.
Cape Henry. Va. Nov. l.--la NJ
Rain. North wind: II miles Heavy
sea.
CLEARED.
Schr. Maude Sherwood. Kelley, New
Bedford, with coal.
Sehr.. \. G. Lyons, Scars. Scotland,
to finish loading for New York.
Tug Peerless. Baltimore. with two
bargcs In tow.
Barses Annie II. Smith and Astoria.
New York. with coal
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Louis market were nervous about the
matter. and sharp bulge of 1h91h
cents took place In the December OPP
ton with Chicago failing on. An early
report that English consols were low
cr. added to the strength OF wheat, but
with q denial later OH and an abate-
ment of the st. Louis excitement, wheat
lost all of its early gain and closed
fractionally lower than on yesterday.
The corn market rose and foil with
that of wheat and the influence coming
from the latter was beyond doubt the
most importantfactor. May corn open
ed ut 29M, sold between that and ,29H,
closing at 2s1s@29B-M cent under yes
terday.
A generally lifeless market was seen
In oats. Whilst there was fair trad
Ing OH occasions, still in the aggregate
transactions were far from being i'm
poItant. a comparatively steady tone
ruled the early strength of wheat and
corn evidently furnishing the motive.
May closed unchanged from yesterday.
Provisions-All the strength that ear
ly prevailed in product was lost by the
last hours trading. The action of the
hog market was apparently dfSrcgarded
in provisions, prices displaying q GER
tain amount OF flrmness. although hogs
were not SO. This was due to the wheat
market no doubt. 1t was consistent
therefore, that the late DECLINE In grain
should be instrumental in bringing
prices for product down.
tJDeninr UiuhcSt Inwcet rtHonu
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TRAVELLERS .s.Usp q.

| AAi- !NONfOlIA, AIIt5l1nlAttl.t; AMI
- = ATLANTIC RAILROAD co. ',llt
stunning between Norfolk nnd tho fnm-
st 11us Virginia Beach Seaside Resort.
'ii11NS w. BEtEr and w. VAN NOR
TIME TABLE lin BFEECT SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 9TH. 1895 49,
,o mtave Norfolk-7 q. m, mixed: II a. M.
'o f.eav SSPWTIG ,M;, 2; M. local express
p 3,res $50 y. m. mixed; 6 y. M. local or
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Leave Norfolk-10:30 a. m. iocnI ernroee.
2. M. local express =" p - ''''
Leave Virginia I'coch-1:3o p. M, locul
express; y. M. local express -
III, atnins stops only on signals Mt interme-
genRerR va p"s-
,a Loeni ESpEeas trains make tho trip In
n. =. HOLLAND
General Superintendent
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Groccrics.

Coffee-Steady; Rio, common, 1870
1Ihc.; Fair. 1SMG19c.; Good. 2O02ONc. !;
Choice. 2l@21hc.: Lnguayro. 81 1-3c. /;
Java, 29J301ac.
Syrups and Enthusiastically; Syrups,
Bright. 1Sn2Sc.; Fair Grades, 10000
Porto Rico, 16. 20, and 26c. as to grade.
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet; Fair.
Flour-Market very strong; West
ern Spring Wheat. Best Patent
Family, $3.50: Winter Wheat.
Best Patent Family, s4.25; Win
ter Wheat, Choice Patent Family,
$3.50; Choice Straight Family, $3.50;
Good Family. $3.50: Fair Family, s3.3O
Good Low Family. s3.25: Good Extra.
Salt-Firm; Liverpool Fine, sl@1 10,
as to grade; G. A. 55@65c.. as to weight.
Rice-NTlIied, 56p6c.: dice. In ro,iEh e.
65c. pei bushel.
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Norfolk Cotton market.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.
Norfolk, Va. Nov

Norfolk, va, Nov. "A 1885.
Fish-Mackerel, No. 2. in kegs, $7.G0:
new. small. Sl2.50; new. medium, SIP; No.
8, In kegs. $3.50; Herring. Family Roe,
half barrel. s2.75; North Carolina Cut
Herring, S3.259375; Eastern In barrels.
1926.
Mess Pork-New, 1915.
Ham-Pork, SlO.35.
uams-SmIthneld. 14017c.
Bulk Meats-Clear rib, $5.45; fat
backs, SIC. bellies, SIZE, as to size
pieces; pork plate. s4900p5OO.
Shoulders-Sugar cured, TIC.
Bacon-ShouIdcrs. csc.
Breasts-Sugar cured. 10kc.
cases and tubs. TIC. over ticrccs: com
pound bAc.; tierces, in cases. 51ac.
Cheese-Cream, 10010bc.; Western
Dairy, 94s1ac.
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NOTICE.

] have this day purchased from II. w
Whitehurst all the stock Of goods and
merchandise in the store No 2s9 Chirch
counts and debts owing TO him arising
cut of said business s
snail hereafter conduct the Grocery
street and have appointed Mr.. S. j.
W mtehurst my agent to manage and con-
duet IN. same Tor me. The said bu sincss
VIII hereafter be conducted under the
style Of 5. j. Whitchurst, agent for Ic. "
Whitchurst. 80
October 30. 1895. noso,y
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
Chicago Market.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. IA sensational
advance in December wheat in st. Louis
was the leading influence I'm this market
to-day. The trade in that section has
arrived at the conclusion that the pro-
portion OF inferior winter wheat with
which 1t Is impossible to fulfill con-
tracts, Is not quite as large as has all
nlong been thought. 9horta in the &c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-15
Money AINrlxCf.

New York. Nov. 14.-AIoney on call
easy at 1@6a2 per cent: last loan at 9
per cent, and closing offered at . per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 5G5h
per cent. Sterling Exchange firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at
1854 GtSS1a for sixty days and 1891 "a
4S9ta for demand. Posted rates, 4SSH
4Ho Commercial bills, 1861 Ql4S7lI
government bonds firm, State bonds
auii' railroad bonds Irregular. Silver at
the board was quiet