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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-04
w WANTS.

;
7leenty words (or . iihes) Inserted under
tAis heading, once for iSc, iirfes for 2oci
one ueek Jor soc; one month for zoe per
line. No ad. taken for tess than i6c.
Wants Of more thaaS lines same propor-
tomato rate. AdpeTtise and ger resaitA
=--=--------- --.- -===-=----
WANTED MIS- ctLLANeous.
XIrASTED IMMEDIATELY, TWELVE
w carpenters, state Lumber building
Co., opposite u. r Depot
rI,nE people, no KNOW THAT WE
are moving 20 is-2O kAst Third south.
Goods NJ cost while moving ;. Paul 20,
30 state.
FIRsr-cLAss RElIAsLE AGENT ~
N every County In the state 70 take orders
Tor clothing made to measure Address win
reference, Enterprise Tailoring Co, .os aud
go Monroe -. Chicago H.
xryisDson CONFECTIONERY AND ICE
w cream parloL Your patronage sohoi'
tod $40 tate.
DoN'T FORGET aux UTAH SCREEN
IL Job shop. % South w. Temple.
,roURisrs 40 CIT MORMON TEMPLE
sill IiAndkerchieis anu Ties In yAnely.
VNyERYBoDY TO usE DEsEREr BROOM
u a brush Cos breomA Accept no sub.
.ntg,e. brand. Noe and fsrier no;
EtlrA sold by all den er-. tindar kinney
manufacturers, l6J 70 Third East.
ONe on TWO SooD SOLICITORS on
" email salary and commission No en'
psrlencO required The singer MAnufaetur'
lng Company. col state 81. salt Lake CITY.
A GOOD RELIABLE MAN TO TAKE
n charge Of ranch. References required
Apply at 9lili South state street.
INvgRYDoDY TO BUY THE BEsT ICE
~ cream al keeley's by diah or Wholesale.
20 South Main, telephone ~
NxTASTED - EVERYBODY TO ORDER
w Ice cream Of irad Wilson. lts 5. nAin'
ZINC suAviSGs MADE TO ORDER AT
n wAshinglon WORKS sl3 south. state ~
zoo PACKS IN CRAyoS AT $50.
OOO each life tiIs, ChRs. Peterson,
sils weS, Frat south.
IESTs CLOTHING CLEANED. PREssED
VI la month A. NJ. kosell' 10 east firss
south.
rHgAPEsT, BEST PLACE 10 BUY AND
Ateli, exchange secondhand goods. $50 state.
At ONCE $1,000 WORTH GENTS CAST.
N on clothing. Call or address j. Cline.
a east, second south.
MIN. woMES AND CHILDREN TO
Nl get the best photos. at Matson A bros..
u Commercial street.
TNyERYBopY TO BUY THE BEST ICE
~ cream At koeley's. ~ dish or wholesale
20 south Nam. telephone =.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FUGNI.
N ture, Wagons buggtes harness, ote At
N ebber's, III state Street
- HH=H- -
vNVHWY OWNER OF A BoILER TO TRY
IL Champion boiler Compound guaranteed |
10 remove an scale or eOrrneion from boiler or |
tvnnccuonsi prevents piling and proteets the
meta. aold on thirty dnys trial no money |
collected unlefs compound DOES tie work; |
purely vegetable Containing no acids or !
utriola. Made IN brick form 10 auy0 freight |
Call or address bowman A Nickuin, $40 south |
second Eust street, Salt Lake city.
NIlNERs DRILLS 10 MAKE AND |
vi sharpen, also picks ~ steel Al ROBIN
soma 80 south Main.
uIGHgsr PRiUEs PAID ron TIN AND
i Junk. James sterling, rear go East |
fiith South.
HOUsHkEEPER 30 10 IS YEAns or |
II age, by widowor, with year old eirl. |
Aldrcga a L.. Nj Mammoth .Iu.h fe ffsst' |
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WANTED-AN AGENT

IN EVERY SECTION, TO CANVASS, sAoo
L 10 400 day made, stlis AZ sight; also a
man 70 sell athple goods b. dealers, best sids
line, i1a'Q month. salary or large commis.
tion made, oxperieree unnecesaAry. FOR
sealed particular send stamp. Clifton soAp
A hAnufActur ng Company. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NIlSERs DRILLS no MAKE AND
Nl sharpen, also picks to steel At Robin
sons, 90 south Main.
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wANTEp-Mis otLLAssous.

Wy ANTED IMMEDIATELY, TWELVE
w carpenters. state Lumber building
Co., opposite u. r Depot
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AUCTION SALES.

w Job 10 dealers for tho nent 70 days from
thirteen different bankrupt stocks, goods Low.
or than any one. Come and see for yourself,
Tor the building has TO be torn down May ne
18th No. - South Main street
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I,RUIr TRIRs- APPLE, 100 EAcn, PEAR.
aueet, Farmers ward.
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rINHE PEOPLE, 10 Know THAT WE
are moving 10 20 kAst Third South.
Goods NJ cost while moving. J. Paul a o.,
2iG state.
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o0D MlHING STOCK AND GOOD MIN.
NJ inE properly, No other will DO handled
w Us, lnVettgato. wo Will especially look
after your best interest hariger room s29,
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LIVERY OWNER OF A BoiLER TO TRY
~ Champion liolor Compound guaranteed
10 remove all scale or eorroeion from boiler or
meta. aoid on thirty dnys' trial no money
collected unlefs compound does the work;
purely vegetable Containing no acids or
Yitfioa. Made IA brick form ~ auye freight
Call or address bowman A Nickun $40 south,
second EusI street, Salt Lake CITY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Cotton Mnrkots.

ding gulf, Sssc; middlinE. s,se. Net ire re-
to Great Br!tain, GS5 bales: forwarded
2,2aa bales: sales. 2eO bales; spinmers. GO
bales; stock. Is2,3l7 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts, G4,524 bales
exports to Great Britain, 52,25S bales: to
the continent. 1891 bales; to the channel,
= bales: stock, 1.c96.70O bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts
40 bales: 10 France, 2l.i2 bales; to the
continent. C9,20j bales; to the channel, -
bales.
2,6l5,3G2 bales; exports to Great Britain,
S52,Sl2 bales; to France, 1861 1872 bales; to
the continent. 474,253 bales: to the channel,
New York. Nov s,.cottop futures
bales. Noyember $50: December. 7.SS;
mn 7sS February Ss! May s?s
Liverpool, Nov. 6.-l2:2o y. m.-Cotton.
good demand and prices easier; American
middling, 9-1Gd.: sales. 1000 bales; Amer
LOCO bales; receipts. = bales, Futures OPP
ened quiet and demand moderate.
Liverpool, Nov, G.-l245 p m.-.Amercan
ding fair. 4 21-S2d.: good mddlng. 49,
Scd low miGdling, 7-1Cd.: good ordinary,
4 5-lGd.: ordinary. ilsd:
9i-6id: November and December, ! coed.
buyer: December ard January. lS-6tI
lSGid bpyer January l and Febr ,HrTX
April and May. ls-GiG4 i9-61d. buyer;
May and June. l9-64I4 .o-G4d.: June and
July, 4 20-GiCII 2l-64d seller: July and Au-
gust. 2l-c4d. buyer. Futures closed
New Orleans. Nov G.-Cotton futures
steady; sales, 527N bales. N9vembsr 90
1,G, March, rs; April, $50; May. 7s5.
June, 100.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Claws of tho American Lobster.

Tic American lobster is noticea bic chief
ly for the much larger size of its cruS!.ir,,
claws n fact which may have struci; tine
prudent housewife in the course of opcninit
and curryin. the timed lobster Of COM
mercc. apologize. however, for the Oh
trus!on Of such Il fac, in the present ar;i-
Gle, Tor am prepared To admit that no
crustaccan is really ut homo when buiictl
and pottcd. Think tho reason for tli.,
abnormal development of the crusl.iny
claws in the American species must prob
ably be sought i'll the generally harder n!-
turc of tho solid mol!usks on which il
feeds. Our English species seems To live
mainly on true fish, soft crabs and such rcla-
lively thin shellcd food as nollusl.s, razor
fish and cocklelikc forms. But the Aneri
can lobster, great turnover after buried
sand mollusks, makes II large part of his
living out of the very hard clans and 9th
er solid shelled mollusis of the western
shore, exposed to the terrible roll Of the
Atlantic waves on the exposed coasts OF
Maine, Massachusetts and .tova Scotia.
Ilo therefore needs larger and more rover.
full claws in order 10 crush these vcrv tough
foodstutfs. Huge heaps OF clan shells are
often observed nt the end of tbs lu,istcrs
burrows in the west, as are the remains OF
our loss Protected English shci.!!sh a.; tho
mouths OF tho holes frrqucnted by our
own species. -Longman's MAGAZINE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
CLEARED.


The tug Dauntless got under the
wharf at Jones' railway and sank
Workmen are engaged in raising her
The schooner William r. Parker, Cap
tain Nelson, from Beaufort. bound 10
New Bedford, arrived in port yesterday
in disabled condition. when near Cape
Hat:eraS, ran into Il southeast gale. she
was under close reef sales and made for
Diamond Shoals. just undo: her lee. the
ve.sse! being close hauled CT the time the
sea boarded her continually. Vessel be-
gan to fill up. which. together with her
great pressure of canvass, almost sub
merged her. Captain Nelson cut away
the deck load llsiies and stanchions and
about $4,000 feet of lumber was lost over
board. Vessel struck the shoals and
Swallowed. Ii was found out shat she
was full of water between her decks. and
the crew were kept pumping till she
reached port. also lost her rudder and
had to rig a temporary steering gear
Protest was noted with George f. Phil
lips yesterday. and 1t was recommended
shat her cargo be removed and vessel
go on the Maine railway.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
Chicago Mark cts.

Chicago. Nov. G.-The bul temper of the
Wfeat market was uncontrolla bic to-day
IL was strong at the start. ii was stronger
III the middle and ii was strongest mt the
cloSe Yesterdays weakness was forgot
Ten anu the sentiment underwent "a COM
piete ana radical transformations Every
ihinE IN the way OF news was called bull
lsI, anu II II were not so literally il be-
came SO by argument any way. All the
professionals prominent recently We're
conspicuous buyers to-day. Cudahy, the
a9mitted leader, when December advanc-
co from - TO TSHt, was again at the head
OF the pun forces, and the recognized tail
ers We're with him. At o'clock the climax
was reached, December touching 1874, an
close. "
Corn was urged upwards by the strength
OF the speculative tone OF The larger mar
ket There was no independent motive for
strength or irmncss in the situation. and
consequently there was an utter absence
OF enthusiasm to the buying.
oats parto1k of the iirmness of wheat
out wsr" lacking in activity so that prices
moved in sluggish manner.
The best that could he said OF provisions
was mat they Were steady. The run of
hogs was light and that market strong
This. with the rising quality of wheat
euificed TO sustain product
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
ON AN ENORMOUS
There Was Good Demand for Securities
Throughout the Season.
SALES AGGREGATED 4ss,I57 SHARES
sagnr Was the Most Active Stock
Figuring for 8s,4OO shares-En-
couraginG Advices from Europe AS
to the Standing of Foreign Invest
ors I'm American Securities.

New York, Nov. G.-The stock market
broadencd considerably to-day and there
was q good demand for securities through
out the session at the stock Exchange.
The open!U; was active and strong. the
reports current yesterday about war
with Spain over Cuban matters and ru-
Indiana and Kentucky failing 10 mater
ialize. These rumors dcmoralzed the
market at the close yesterday In addi-
ton to the denial of the sensation sto-
ries referred to there came encouraging
advices from Europe as TO the standing
of foreign investors in regard to Ameri-
can securities; an increased disposition on
the part OF the capitalists 10 employ their
funds: the opening of mills and factories
throughout the country: the resumption
OF dividends by the Chicago Gas Company,
and statements that the sound money"
men VIII control the United States Senate.
Business was on an enormous scale. the
sales OF stocks aggrcsating 1875 shares
and railway ana miscellaneous bonds
reaching $39G3.00J. The Improvements in
the usually active list ranged from !. to
I. per cent General Electric rose >: Sur
lngton, ~! Chicago Gas. 2ia: 81. Paul.
pa Rock Island. 2%,: Manhattan ~: Lou
iSNiile and Nashville. 2k: Reading. rs:
Tennessee Coal, "a Leather Preferred. >:
Rubber. =: Rubber Preferred. 2ia; North
west, li2. ana Western Union, =. Sugar
was feverish. Sugar was the most active
stock. figuring for Is, .G0 shares The trans
actions in Reading were $500, in Bur
lington il,loq. st. IaUl 5000 and in Chi
cago Gas $3.50 shares Bonds were active
and buoyant.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
1.-Two stock Market.

Market-Ouiet and dull; Butchers
Cattle: Extra fat, smooth steers. 3l.G
4c.. common to fair cattle. 36p3hc.: com
mon rough cattle. 2ls@3Ac.: heifers. fat
and smooth. &C.; hcifcrs. common. PFC.
cows. fat and smooth, 2iG@03Ac.; cows.
common and rough. 2G2Ac.: bulls. pa
2lSc.: milch COWS. common. $l0.O06p2O 90:
mich cows. good, S20.00ol35.OO: good or
dered oxen, ehGi3c.. common rough
oxen. 202Lc.: hcrctics and scalawaEs.
1hdi2c.: good cOrn-fed hogs. live, 3M
3lac.: gross. common to fair hogs, live,
S@3hc.: gross. light. pigs. 3lac. Hogs in
better demdnu.
salahle ANA not wanted: butchers
sheep. fat. IA @'2i,o.; poor sheep. not
wanted al any price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
THE sourH,s CONSERVATIVE WOMEN
Surrounded by Chivalry, They Clamor bus
Little For Advanced Rights.

Little For Advanced Rights.
To tho natural gallantry of tho Virgin.
Ian or Carolinian patriotic pride in up-
holding the traditional courtesy of his
state and section supcradds tho deliberate
adoption of chivnlrous standard of con
duct toward women, and so of the other
Traditional virtues
To the influence Of this ideal Ia largely
due tho conservatism of tho south. There
Is, for example, no clnmor among southern
women for the ballot for TINT would be
out of harmony with tho idoa which they
have been taught to hold of tho true south
ern woman. There nrc no platform ora
tors among them, for public speaking be-
fore mixed audience is out of ull accord
with tho long accepted ideal. Tho fact OF
being southern and thereby committed TO
n special course of thinking and acting is
mover fur from the consciousness OF tho
average woman south OF Mason and Dixic's
line, and SO of the men in q somewhat less
degree.
Perhaps no people in the world have SO
clear cut n conception of their own best
type rs the people Of what were tho Con-
fcderate states. From Maryland 10 the
gulf There Is ono 61od and accepted ideal,
which Is distinct in tho mind of cvory
schoolboy.
And this ideal is n high one. Honor,
bravery, generosity. hospitality and cour-
tesy to women are its fundamentals. An
amusing illustration Of Its influence camo
to my knowledge few yclrs ugo
In little mountain town in tho OK
trcmo southwestern part Of Virginia the
annual examination OF public school tcacll-
ers was in progress. Tho superintendent
WAS Colonel Blank, sort OF wild and
greasy patriarch, untidy, unkcmpt and rcd
olcnt of whisky.
Ono Of the girls under examination ask
cd for some unusual Erivilcgc--whatI can
not remomber-and tho colonel granted il
with a flourish. Some other school official
privately protested, pointing out what nm
opportunity it gnvo for unfairly obtaining
information.
The ire Of tho colonel blazcd high Mt thi.
suggestion. sir he s,iid, my vito is
woman; my I1othor wns II woman.
won't hear You question tho honor of wo.
inan"-Annic Steger Winston in Lippin-
colts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
SORRY TO BOTHER HIM.
Regretted That Lc Had TO Cnll IA Second
Time Tor Stamps.


He was not the c0untryman of tho comic
papers. His hat WASH commonplace derby
that fitted him very well, his hair had iitCn
cut during; the month and seemed destitute
of hay germs, and his clothes were not any
funnicr than trey were fashionable and
yet he was undoubtedly from the country
and when ho spoke he used Il valuabie
magazine dialect.
lie stood near tho stamp window on the
!;ark row GiC:o Of the Eostoflico and looked
Az if he were trying to mako ,lp his mind
10 do something disagrec:bjc TO him At
last, after Watching people buy stamps for
at least 20 minutes, Er hcsitatingly ap-
preached tho window and said mee,;ly:
Hate to trouble ye ugin."
"Whatchuwant?"
"Hc remember l was here yis'dayP"
$50. WhatuNit? Whntchuwnnts"
"Why, yo sec, bought some stamps an
thought they'd b. al Id need till went
back to Fitch ilollcr, but l wrote Il letter
TO Mnrthy, an l scEt ker calendar, en- Il:
took every stamp he'd, an so Pm 'fraiu
I'll hev to trouble yc for some more.
"H many"
Always read thcr warn't no profit In
stamps, an l feel reel mad at m'salf 4 |
didn't git 'nough yis'day SOS net to bother,
yc twice.
III m@ny$''
We'll, 70 might let mo have two"
-Four cents
''Thcr It's Guess they'll do me Sorry
to hev troubled We.
"Tha swhaimccrfor. -
The crowd that had been impatcntly
waiting 10 Eny stampn now puatrd th,
citizen OF Fitch Hollow to one Size Yua
proceeded to trouble" the stamp seller
without any computations. New York
journal
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sew York AInr,.e,.

inquiry ana unchanged
o Wheat Fairly active and stronger: No
z reg J.. .. b. G9i4c.; ungraded. 7S1GOc
ins 10 nsc.; No. red and November
"''Gc, D%cember., Niac.: May, Size.
Co!n-Qutet and firm: options were dull
and firm at 3.u5s cent advance: November
SoMc.: December. 3i5Sc
GatS-Dnll and finn; options firm and
quiz December. 2S24c. Spot No 2, 2Sc: No
z Whit, 2ic.; mixed. ?2W2ic
i@ei-Quiet ana firm: family. sS.5099 90:
Shtia mess, sG.0oW70O. i:eef hams and cut
meats duh and unchanged
, sui STEADY ana choice fairly active;
STATE dairy. llGflSc.: do creamery. l2Ib@
2c Western dairy, SGI2c
Coitec-Easy: November, 5000: Decem-
per; Slglo; May, $lo0OnioO5. Spot rio. dull
and easy: No. T. O5sc
SuEar-Raw, dun and firm: unchanged
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
NO EXTRA FARE OH ANY TRAIN.

No. d03.-"Tho Atlanta Special" leavcs
Norfolk. via Fcrry, DAILY, mt II.3O pm.
Leaves portsmoMh, DAILY, mt 1901 night,
for Suffolk, Franklin, Boykin, Weldon, Hcn,!or.
son tarr. Durham daily, except Sunday Raleigh.
Southern Pines, Wadcsboro, Monroe, Charlotte,
Chebter, Clinton. Greenwood, Abbeville Elberion,
Athona. Atlanta, Augusta, Macon Nashville,
Memphis, Texas, California tvia Mcmphis) Solid
Limited Tram, with Pullman Buffet Shoppers and
Fsstbn!cd Concles.
No. di.-"Tho S. a. L. Expross" lenvcs
Norfolk, dntiy, at eos am. Leaves Ports
mouth. daily, nt0.15 AIM. for all above pointa,
and Foundation, Murfrccsboro. Lewiston. and MI
atlantic Coast Lane points, via Weldon. Also for
MoHtg onory, hlobilc. New Orleans, Texas, and
Mexico via New orlcans). Also connecting a,
FRANKLIN Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for
landings on tho Bidckwaior river.
No. to2-Arrivo Portsmouth daily 100 ain.
No. 3S-Arrivc Portsmouth daily $50 pm.
For tickets, baggage checks. sleeping cur roscr.
valions, etc. pppy to
j. W. aI"wn, 49, rs,sr Agt., ~ Eau ST., Norfolk, Va
nr". 'l.i. Katie, Tra,. rass'r Ag PERT mouh, Va.
Wv H. Williams Ticket Art.. All nish 81, Portsmouth,. We
=. Sr. I0nS. vrc President md Gan,ra Manager.
v T. ne. hEE Gcneral superintendent Portsmouth,, Va
H. W. o. GLOVER, 4. ], ASDEuHON.
irane nAHsser. Gossrai pau,r AZ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
E.iNN Mock,

Marl:el fai, and go u cnttle in de-
mand.
Choice heavy cattle. 3Lz@4c.; common
to fair cattle. 343h.c; Eastern North
Carolina. best. 2iaM3c.; common. 1iSM
2l"c.: heifers. Western. 2laMSlac; bulls.
2M2Ibc.: fat cows. 2A0I3c.: mich cows,
good. per head s20.00@35.00: cows, com
mon. $l0.00M2000: butchers sheep. 2A@
&C: good corn-fed hogs. 3k@S%c.
light pigs. SIC. Hogs in better demand
for all weights. Lambs. best, 80
4lhc. per pound: common not wanted at
anV price
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
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ks> OIDDOh|HIOH SIEalI||

PASSENGER SIiix5S Il IL ~
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XeEk Seiiy s9 MoN SRRnafRstpHY
400 p. M: Passenger accornrnoda tiogs ~
Fare. including meals and ststs !. s.
Fare. round Ssrin trip. limited TO-
ra ISL iii dsS;l and
Msle isrsss fr Fl hsa sPsSssHs g9slss Is
M LzTIOr News eyery apNDAy sss,asn ss
Ships. leave. Old Point for Nortoll
a pFiM iS0u se u Z; N OF srnA
sep, Sunday. Leave CoDapasay's yYbsEfs
FOR OLD PONTIAC e.se ara sSsss
$sssss a Il i Ia sSH'5%spIs
FOR HAMpToN-At II is d: q. E
FOR Tsw =! aoi4S a NEWS rs b
p F %i Bay BI hIFs x SsiSi MgsSp HHsvn
EsTts%ouiS sis a. MN Sna Bag e LIE lie
rbSlsaayss f sSa 50
n ESh RAGK: 5n,oauoEIM, AND yoI. Y!
CompanYs wharf Monday, Wsdnes6eS
q; M; Bay Line wharf. Norfoik. az 8 :sss az
aI FOE MANS, NNANNssEMoND RIVER as
g.; Connecting at sao Hs ts Misa H. Ga II
Freight for Mathews. Back. poaupssis.
Ware, severn. York and Nennsmaad
Freight for Washington. N. d. and ,ana4
ings on Tar. PamlIco and PunRo rfvsrB
Tecee s Gan a. and delivered from NJ. Ii ~
NJ Freight nnS i for g gewbern, N. c.. received 1s
Freight received daily exoent ezsfu8 q III
NJ, Al nn seinsdulen subject to change WiE5@
". n. cRowRrr. ranss 81:
rooms apply at Campany,s offlca1 sts7
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New York, Nov. G-Money OH call easy
MT 44o per cent: last loan at ! per cent
ana closing offered ut per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, car per cent. Bar sill
Sec. as. Sterling Exchange iirmer. with
actual business in bankers bills at 4Sla,
for sixty days and 4S5 for demand. Posted
rates, iS2i2MiS5. Commercial bills 4S0ibGl
4Sl!a Government bonds. duh and firm:
railroad bonds. buoyant. Silver at the
board was irmer
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Merchants &MIDeIS' TTllSDO1OI0Ill'0
DlREGT ROUTE
ROST0N PIP nMInnAnrr.

DlRECT RoOTE
FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, sz,53
F eoR p PR to1 VIi1SlSNSE.
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY eaf n
FARES TO BosFPotM AND provYs
DEINCE. ~ z 800 x 81
First-cla5s, including meals j. ana E,
seeeond-class, including meals and y
FOR SAVANNiAiiHii..i = I. !. So. Se
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAYS
Fare-,First-class. including meals
Fare, see9nd-class. including meals = 8 e
Perishabe freight sent Via ProYikdsaoses
fowarded by early train to Boston II M, "a
n ut the same rate as by direct steaInerststssas
,b perishable freIghts not received lates
's shipp $3.50 sailing days OF PrcpideacSs
For further information apply tc Il ssss3
A. y. sTEBBINS, ASST Tarif N, Y AsSs
". T. TuR EMsll, General Pass. A 81. So
General Offices. Baltimore, ma. IN s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
kfRYe Market.

Market-For w. o. slaves the de-
mand seems to be largely in excess of
receipts: Ia heavy pipes. prime. S95 90;
culls. Sl5.00: heavy hogsheads. prime,
$4,000: culls. 1873 co. prime Red oak hogs
heads $500 and dull: culls. $500; white
oak. light hoGsheads. prime. $5S.0O: culls,
s32. 90: white oak. heading, prime, $4,000;
culls. $4,000: white oak, pipe. S65.00; culls,
$4,000: white oak barrel $500; culls,
$500; white oak, octaves. $4,000: culls,
$1,000
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-07
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.

MAIL AND EXPIiESS daily exce,,
sunday MT 10 y. M, and Express daftv
Except sunday mt II 40 a. III +: 'Connr,.yy
WI YIN IA all J rali and steam lines Ct Norfolk
Ger stations, foot of East Main Steer.
N0riolk and Western depot. Freight sta.
tiontion on Water street
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH.
FAST FRElG1iT LINE AND OLD DO,
MlNlON LINE between all points North
and East via Norfolk ana Norfolk and
Southern railroad and Easte: North
Freight received daily until E u. m. ana
forwarded promptly at ;nx rate.
For further information apply 20 the
Norfolk. Va. 49,
". c. HUDGINs.
General Freight and pnsa hrent
III. x. KING. General Manager