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WANTED-POSITION BY ACTIVE
man OF 80: good general business expe-
rience: expert accountant, mercantile
or real estate; excellent reference. Ad-
dress J. r. NJ. Standard. Anaconda.
An ELDERLY LADY WANTS A
place as nurse or housekeeper. 72i Alder
street Anaconda.
DOMINGO FERREIRA, THE BEST
band instrument repairer in the United
states; have secondhand instruments of
best makers. good as new. for sale: rea-
sonable prices. 262 L. Park street. Butte.
Mont.
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MANTED-HELP.

MANTED-HELP
PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Ring 205; headquarters for employers.
Mattresses. cooks. family girls. women
cooks. boarding houses. etc; best BUSH
ness at Peoples Office, in Owsley block,
Butte.
$50 TO $50 MONTHLY SALARY AND
expenses paid statesmen; experience I'M
necessary; extraordinary inducements
to customers. Folk. Richie Cigar Co..
St. Louis.
wANTED-DINING ROOM GIRL AT IS
Main street, Anaconda
WANTED-A NURSE GIRL: MUST
furnish good references. Apply to 4O6
West Mercury street. Butte. between
the hours of and p. m.
WANTED-AGENTS AT ONCE; CAN
make SO or 81 a day. Address D., Stand
ard office, Butte. Mont.
WANTED-CooKs, WALTERS. HOUSE,
keepers. etc. at Union Employment Of
flee. room 3. IL w. Broadway. Butte.
WANTED-CARRIER BOYS. CALL AT
Standard office. Anaconda
WANTED-GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
running shirt operating machine and
finishing in steam laundry. Address b.
care Standard. Anaconda
BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FUR
nishes help of all kinds. l22 North Main
street. Butte. Mont.
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF FUR
nishing cooks and dining room girls.
ST. Paul Emp. Office. 1l5 N. Main. Butte.
telephone 25s.
WAN TED-WAITRESS AND GEN
eral housework girls at Employment
Agenty. room Shields block.
wANTED-GIRL IN KITCHEN. IN
auire Of steward Montana Hotel. Ana
conda-
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FOR RENT.

FOR Rent.
FOR RENT-A 2O0-ACRE RANCH, IL
miles from Deer Lodge. Mont. Apply
at once 100 Wyoming avenue. South
Butte. or o. ID. o'Bannan. Deer Lodge.
Mont.
FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping. Inquire S04
East Broadway. Butte.
FOR RENT-TwO DESIRABLE OF
fees in Dellinger block. lis n. Main
street. Butte.
FOR RENT-A FINE BRICK STORE
room. 20x50. % East Quartz. Butte.
FOR RENT-SUITE OF HOUSE KEEP
ing rooms. also other furnished rooms.
SO TO Si2 per month. over Red Boot, "a
y. Main street, Butte.
FURNISHED ROOMS; ELECTRIC
light steam heat. free bath: reasonable
prices. Hoffman house. a. r. Park Butte
TO RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISH
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ZRADELERS GUIDE
ANACONDA TIME CARDS.

(Time Schedule)
ARRIVE IN ANACONDA
No. .. Butte express. daily. IL rs m
No. !, Butte express making con-
nection at Butte with Great
Northern railway through
trains from East and West. ar
rives daily ..... -. ............ 5:4s m
DEPART FROM ANACONDA
No. Z. Butte and Helena express.
udiiy s.... ..-....-...s....... wv ~
No. 4. Butte express for st. Paul
and all Eastern and Western
points. departs daily ...........- 500 m
No. 1s DEPARTS daily -. ....... 800 m
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TIME SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. !. from ST. Paul. Chicago
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northern Pacific local depot
daily at ..... ....-........... BIS . n
No. ). from Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
points. arrives Montana Union
depot daily at .....-..............u 20 m
TRAINS DEPART.
No. z. for Spokane. Tacoma,
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
and California points. leave
Montana Union depot daisy at. $50 q N
No. 9. for ST. Paul. Chicago and
all Eastern. Southern and Ca
madam points. leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at....lo:30 m
Through tickets to Japan and China
via Tacoma and Northern Pacific Steam
ship Co. and American line.
For Information. time cards. maps and
tickets. call on or write W. N TUOHY.
General Agent. Butte. Mont. or
CHARLES s. FEE.
General Passenger Agent. St Paul. MINI
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Puilmah Sleeping Cars.
Elegant Dining Cars.
Tourist SIeepi-g Cars.
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Totals U. S.. 1926. 22O.255 .... 80
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FOR sALE-THE TURNER RESI-
dence in South Missoula, furnished or
unfurnished. Apply for terms at the Of
flee of the electric light company, Mis-
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FOR SALE-LUMBER, 2xl2. $40 PER
thousand; timber. SKIS. IS per thousand;
tagging cut $40 per thousand. q. II.
Miles, at Pat Mullins. North Main
street, Butte.
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FOR SALE-GOOD LOT ON WEST
side. Lawlor addition; a bargain. AID
dress A. r.. Standard. Butte.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP. A TENT; SIZE
1ix30; 6-foot wall; 10-ounce duck: good
as new; used only one month. Apply Ed
ward Moe. No. Lincoln avenue, Mead.
eryille.
, 1896-03-18
SITUATION IN CUBA.

Editor Louisiana Planter Since my last
there has been no important change here
either in favor Of The government or the crop.
A few estates in some sections are grinding
in the districts in st. Jago. MauzauiIIo, va
guaiay and elsewhere in the disturbed sec
tions-all told, not perhaps over thirty.
These are not molestei, either because their
situation protects them, or in vjrtue of agree
ments made with the reyolutioniSts last year,
probably paying to thu Cuban iunta in New
York a certain sum upon every sack OF sugar
shipped. At the beginning of the war 1t
seems that all factories paying a contribution
we're to be respected, but this year the orders
have been to exempt none OF those attempt
ing to grind that made no arrangement last
wear, even if the money was offered. ono
of the ocular results Of the late raid is that
of showing up those who have been IN treaty
with the rebels. As the government is I'm
able to protect their property, they seem to
be fully |iustitied in doing 1t themselves hy
the only means in their p~0wer-paYlng taxes
to the government which docs not protect
and to the insurgents who do. This is rather
hard upon the planters at the present prices
of sugar, and as there appears to be a greater
number of Spaniards than Cubans among the
PAYERS of double taxes, it is to be hoped that
the government will be rs little inclined 10
aggravats the situation by opening It's eyes
to the truth in this respect AZ 1t rs IN many
others. where it would be true wisdom to see
more clearly.
The burning Of cane fields continues upon
a smaller scale, in part because the ineitectu-
al concentration of 40, 900 troops at the west
srn end of the island to entrap Gomez has lett
the smaller bands of rebels full play in dis
1 1 1.a )
A large extent of cane has been burnt near
Remedies. and this seems to be a perfectly
gratuitous piece of vandalism, even under the
insurgents own rules, for the estates sacrI-
feed, SO far as known, have not attempted to
work. There are no signs as yet OF begin
ming the harvest by other factories. and there
is at present no prospect of making sugar
enough to have much effect in augmentine
the general output of the rest of the world
or on the tendency to a rise in prices.
Martinez Campos has been recalled partly
, 1896-03-18

Italian garrison at Vienna have deserted with
ann and baggage and crossed the Austrian
border into the TyroI. 1t is said that hum
dreds Of Italian deserters are crossing tho
border daily.
a despatch from Berlin states That the
latest advices received there from Abys>inia
have created the belief that another terrible
slaughter is imminent: and it is feared that
the position Of the Italians at Adigfar i an
exceedingly p%elilous one, aid it will be diff
cult TO hold cut against the overwhelming
Aby>sInian forces, and that q second attack
on the town Will probably result IN its evacu-
alton by the Italians. IT resistance is offer
cd great loss Of life etc. is anticipated.
It, Thomas. March l7th-The Norwegian
harqu6utine STANLEY bound from Trinidad
to London with cargo OF cocoanuts arrived
here yesterday dislnasted and otherwise seri-
ously damaged. Captain IhOrbiornsen re-
ports that his vessel was run into at mid
night on the 10Th by the s. 5. Dominic, of
Liverpool. from New York to Para.
The British 5. ;. Anerley from Philadel-
phia with a cargo Of Goals for this port ar
rived Yesterday having IN tow the dismasled
British Barqle Janet Court. which WAS ON
the 8fh inst encountered dereIlet East of
Bermuda. Captain Nherboune of The Amer
ley put a salvage crew on board and towed
her to this port.
The derelict is laden with a cargo Of nitrate
Of soda and was bound from Valparaiso to
New ork.
New YORK.. March 10Th
Flour, CITY Mills TO the West Inaie< per
barrel. Sf.l5-S425
uca). best b~raulywne. per. bn > 20
Heavy Mas Por 9l0-1O4
N - P,rt-
, 1896-03-18

but inhuman riaor IL save tbair sn,ils 'TLosa
extremists alo acsn,eI ~ ne nnbIin nrasa sc
Havana of ipc;tior ~. no,rt c,ai;sL aIo
meut> # he sand f., r.,atr a,oi.t hi,, l.
is cftpn c..fr.i fho, S,.,f, Im72 An h.r "tha
American possessions ~ o,..L LraauL,L ~
efforts OF tie rafiv.sos fr,,, tI.a 1i,;.i?rn Nv
rauc.ur.htra Id iaal.ls, If tn. on,ni.L IlIo'
nist> Tn, history >a-n. bl.I, lt.,c
iuCaha. and rs +Io fn,lan.nI,
similar >url n rosolt wonrj .,rnv;,
The Demonstrations II f,,,,u" III, n, r4 NY,
Campo> when hn Ieft bno.h,t j.. t,I1asN niL
him he annroyoI ANA .ymIaLy - IN 49,,
best elements Of Ina r,o,},y ha haI n ,"t
ueen removed after the lost war hv ,bo =.
tri2ues of this same Dartv before ba ma o,,n
pleted his work Of reform the nresant c,n
t1ict would not have taken pla.e unf,rtu
nately for Spain and Cuba Mind ranooit,
has always held the veto IN all that aaYactgs
the d,stlnies Of tbis island IN tha vaIaatian
Of i new Governor. r.ner,l INA S,an;,L fn;.;,
nv shows eomuIata .h,noa, n,IIia, fram ~,
Ienion measures of & m,ns 10 tLa o -
rigonr that liberal sentiment ot bnn,n on5 tLa
onInion Of the civiGspl World VIII taL,.a.
The new incumbent left here ,ft.,. tLa Iast
war a verse ronut,tion for cruaItv ~,
of his connections in That f4Ii WI.+hnar
deservedIy or not cannot pretend to say.
but he seems to have been intriguing a long
time Tor the appointment, and when some
time ago the report came that he Ind obtained
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Marine Miscellany.

re tug Triton. Captain j. T. Wharton.
with the barges Washington and Mar
ma II: Mccabc which sailed from this
pori Monday for New York experienced
= Very rough passage. The late gale
struck her when Off the Capes of Della
ware. the tug parted her hawscr and
il:id considerable trouble in getting il to
the barges again. The McCabc being
we smaller OF the two suffered con-
SiderabiN. Part of her deck load cook
III" utensils. stove and everything
movable on deck were washed over
board. The sea also stove her gally in.
Sha arrived in New York September
Soth leaking very badly. The crew was
Kent busy pumping every hour. she
had six feet of water in her hole when
size reached her dock
me bark Lillian. from Baltimore To
Boston. which put in here in distress a
few days ago. will be ready for sea to-
daV.
The schooner Emily Johnson, Captain
kennineham. from Baltimore. with
cargo of coal, reports that he had n
very rough passage. When near Wolf
Tran Lighthouse the vessel had her new
| flvnig ill and main boom were carried
awav also her mainsail ana sheets were
ruined CAPTAIN kenningham was
comDelled to make harbor in the mouth
OF the PiankitanG river. He also re-
boris that the schooner Alberthca had
her foremost carried away when near
Wolf Trap Lighthouse
The New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk tug Portsmouth was launched
! from Colona's Yesterday morning
The cable steamer Seine passed in the
Canes Yesterday morning for Lambert
Point. but is detained at the quarantine
station In Hampton RoaGs
Mr.. ii. Clay Tunis of Baltimore. and
Messrs. Hudson & Bro, of this city,
have purchased the Baltimore and
Ohio's large transfer steamer Thames
River The new owners are having her
machinery and Joiner work removed for
the purpose of converting her into a
barge for the purpose of using her in the
coastwise and inland trade. 1t is es-
tmated that she will carry 900 600 feet
of North Carolina pine lumber in about
ten feet draft
MIR. John Hagan, of the firm of Peter
Hagan Il Co. of Philadelphia. was in
the city Yesterday looking after the in
terests of his fleet of barges He left
In the evening for Richmond
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Cotton Markets.

New York. Oct. 1.-Cotton-Stcady:
middling gulf. SIS: middling, So. net re-
celpss, none; gross receipts, 1925 bales;
forwarded. &c bales; sales. 2.225 bales:
spinneis. 1926 bales: stock. 1O,O26 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. Al. 5So bales
exports to Great Britain, 4.79i bales; 10
france. 5000 bales: to the Contine
1880 bales; stock. GIL 1872 bales.
totals so far :hls week: Net receipts.
5.i42 bales; exports to Great Britain,
63.929 bales: 30 France. 1902 bales; TO
me Continent. 3S.S3T bales
Total since Sept. i:Net receipts. $40, COS
bales; Great Britain, 252.963 bales;
France. 5i.554 bales; no the Continent.
l50.6lS bales
New York. Oct 1.-Cotton futures
closed steady: sales. 27,30O bales. Oc-
tober. 1.99: November. T.9S: December
S.O9; January. SIT: February, S.2l;
March. S.25: April. S.2S: May, S32; June
S35
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1-Cotton: American
midlling. 2l-32d.
New Orleans. Oct. l.-Closing cotton
futures: October. 7.62 bid: November
1.I3UI.I5: December. 7.S3: January. Z &C
mT.9l: February. 7.96G191: March. S.O2
MS.03: April. S.0G6IS.0S May, SO9QS.ll
Steady: sales. 20. 100 bales.
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New York kIarHer.

. New York. Oct 1.-Flour--FIrm and
S emn "a FAIR: unchanged. Southern
Wheat-Spot market moderately ac-
Ne ine and frmer. with options; No. 1
Mostnern. 76ssc. Options were active
ana irregular. opening firm and ad-
Sanclns 1&G1?sc. on decidedly stronger
S CHI. 1air foreign buying, better West
s9n markets. and local covering; No. 2
req ana May. 77&c.; October, 72ssc.; De-
Corn-spots moderately active and
stronger; No. 2. 2s%@29Ac. elevator; 30
e aHoat. Options were fairly ac-
tive d and firm at 7sQ1c. advance; octo.
o 1eI' 2sEe.; November. 29Ac.; December.
Oats-Spot fairly active and stronger.
S . aSs anli and lower. Spot prices, No.
H. y: &c: NO. white. Csc; No. 8 white.
&c: mixed Western. 2O@23c.
M s zee. yi and steady; family, 500
Sam e s.ron a mess. $5.sOQe.0O. Beef
city extra tJs. and extras. slo.OoQlO.5o.
hs;, ns M satMs1Iw and steady: picked
No.; do. hama. e6sske. '7Au
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NO EXTRA FARE ON AMY raAJH,

No. 403.-"Tho Atlanta Special" leaves
Norfolk, via Ferry, DAILY, Mt 1i.3O u. IN.
Leaves porismouth, DAILY, mt 1901 night,
for Suffolk, Franklin; Boykin, Weldon len,lcr.
son, tnrT Durham daily, except Sunday Raiei. h.
Southern Pines, Wadesboio, Monroe, Chariot .,
Chester, Clinton. Greenwood, Abbcvillc, Elherion,
Athens. Atlanta, Augusta, Macon. NnshN is
Memphis. Texas. California tvia Mcmphis) Solic
Limited Trnln, with Pullman Buffet Shoppers aud
Srst.bnlcu Coaches.
No. ti.-"Thc S. a. L. Exprcss" leaves
Norfoli;, daily, at 0.05 AIN. Leaves Ports
mouth, daily, mt .. . AM. for all nhuye uu;ntp
and Pcndie.on, nIurirecsboro. Lewiston. and all
Atlantic Coast Line points, via Weldon. Also fui
Montgomery, Mobile New Orleans. Texas. uuG
MeHis3 tyia New Orleansj., Also connecting n
landings on the niaokwatcr river.
No. 4O2.-Arrive Portsmouth daily z - I'M.
No. 3S.-Arrivc POI tsmouih daily $50 pm.
For ticlcts, baggage checks, sleeping cur roser
vations, etc. apply to
j. W. lroun. Ir ras,r Ari. - Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
Oro. Her. Hate. Tras. rIsS'r kyi., portsuUnth, Va.
'" W H. Williams rriet ls sis High ST., Portsmouth, Vs.
Y. ST. JOHN. rier President and GcreraI Mausrcr.
v T. Hr nEE GrnCrai Superintendent, Portsmouth, Yp.
H. ". II. GLOVER. 3. J.. ASDEIis,IS
Trnre Manager. General ra"'r AZ,
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STOCKS RULED LOWER
The Fall Off In Business Was Partly
Due to Excitement In Wheat.
INFLUENCED BY THE ACTION OF SUGAR
Failing to Induce LiquidntiOrs, the
Small Rears Made No Effort TO
Cover and Their Purchases Soon
Brought an Acknowledgements
Left OFF Barely Steady.

New York, Oct l-Stocks were less
active to-day the sales amounting TO
179.776, against $4,000 shares yesterday
The fall off in business was partly due
10 the excitement in the wheat market
the bull movement in the cereal having
attracted general attention. AT the
opening stocks ruled lower owing to
weak ca bles from London and moderate
sales. Failing to induce liQuda tons ;he
small bears made no effort to cover and
their purchases soon brought an ad-
vance Of A@1a, per cent. In this rise
Sugar, Chicago Gas, Manhattan, the
Changers, and low priced issues were
most prominent. Chicago Gas sold up to
within fraction of CO on Chicago re-
ports Of the defeat of the Attorney
General (Moloncy) in the matter of dis
tributing dividends. y feature Of the
days operations was the absorption of
the low priced Issues al advancing fig
ures. Pacific Mail, Atchison. Mi, souri,
Pacific. Reading, Southern Railroad
preferred sold at he hes. figures for
some time past Sugar was feverish and
after advancing Us. to ll2i4. receded to
and closed At nv. In the closing deal
ings the marlle; was iniiusnced to a
slight extent by Sugars cratic course.
and par. OF the advance was lost. Spec
ulation left of barely steady. Net
changes were merely fractional either
way. Reading gained IS on the day.
Total sales We're 1878 shares. including
.6.l0o Reading. $500 Sugar. and 81. 500
st. Paul. Bonds were active and strong.
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TltAvEIEas, GuJI,.r:.
TtAvELERs, GUInE.
Esss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y fS<:i GuApRAE.
K NFOR NEW YORK

NIX EAS Sa sGi; - ot.i., ARE APoiML:
TH9RspA9s XNn ThiDAYs rs; at t'sii =. ~ ::
sommodatiens unstirpassed ~ g ~
Fare. Including meals and state.
Fare: round trip. limited to ;" thirty "
Tor tickets and preservation OF s ts
NswSoS, SsTs ifsly sSI RAS4eiS sss% INIT
HrriqS scmG fhm9na 'e of nG sfEH lsnPs
Aocomack and linola. sailing daily cH-
sept Sunday. Leave Company's Wharf,.
FOX OLD PolNT-At $50 and HIS E
oo5 s at and sos D. 1r' Bny Line s, s srh
Norfolk. at 100 and ii: a5 a. m una and MA att
FOR MAMPTo Nv t, II H. lis a. m s:.5
y. m; Bay Line. IL: 80 n: nj. and 400 p Ia
'1r ,,I, n ls, - no md 3:e3 =. m
p; m; gay Line Wharf at 400 p. m daily
aqEi!SSiRssfEsGHts fun %isD WARE n1vrRs-
Fo Hay E Hi5S,S #SPFf =
Th4rsdaya and Saturday. at G:s ooe i. ~.
Portsmouth. GAS II. M: Bay Line. 100
FOR BACK. PoQUosIN AND YORK.
R1VEeS--Toucning at Old Point-I,cavc
G con s,,3y wharf Monday. wednesday,
anu Friday Mt 6:lo n. M; Portsmouth, G:3f
u: M; Day Line wharf. Norfolk, at 6;!5 a.
IN.
FOR NANsEMoND RIVER AMI,
suffOt.h--At p. M: Portsmouth 3:li
?; m; connecting ut Suffolk with s.. anG
Freight for Mathews. Back. Poouos,p
' Ware' severn: York and NansemOnd
Freight for ~ w Hshh1Si N. c. and land.
lngs on Tar. 1'anlico and Pungo riyors
received Ut and delivered~ from N. & s..
,FrciSht for Sewbern. N. c.. received at
Freight received daily except Sunday
Al sGhcduieu subject TO change witS.
". r. CRowELL. AGENT
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CAPE New York,
CHARLES Philadelphia and
ROUTE Norfolk r. r

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EX.
PRESS EACH WAY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II, 1896,
LEAVE; kORtOLt.
I:45 a. M daily, except Sunday--ports-
mouth. High street, 1880 u. IN !
Arrive at Philadelphia. 5:52 p.
MI; New York Mt S:3S y. m
LEAVE NORFOLK.
CLIO p n. dolly, Portsmouth, High stree,
h:b5) Arrive ut Phlndclnhin
5:lU a. M; New York, 7i3 a. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOIK. 81 ''''
900 a. M daily, Portsmouth. High street
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK
S:05 m. daily, except Sunduy-(Ports.
mouth, High street, So u. m
leaving New York ut n m
Philadelphia. 1920 a. m.
Close connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston
Ge enS @ho J rrs City. rhladeiphia and
dclphia and Cape Charles
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked Mt Wakes Agency. under At.
lantic Hotel. and on steamers
r. r. COOKE General Agent.
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Chicago VI arker.

Chicago. Oct. Wheat advanced nj
rapid gait to-day and a further gain
or cents over Yesterday was noted at
10 o'clock. Recessions took place he
fore the close. The advance was due 10
COCA speculative sentiment. Cables
Were all higher. Cash wheat was stron"
ana lMllac. higher. December closed
lhM1Ac. higher than yesterday.
Corn advanced through sympathy
Win wheat. AT times considera Bile in
Ierest In this market was displayed
AlaV corn closed 7sMlc. higher.
oats were favorably influenced by the
other markets. May oats closed hsnaIc
higher 'ee ~
Provisions advanced through the in
Huence eXerted by grain. January pork
closed S2mc. higher; January lard. zoe
h'sher' ana January ribs, 17iac. higher
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NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2 1896

Lard-ouiet and higher: Western
steam. s4.40: city, $780,; October, s4.45.
Refned. slow: continent. $3.50: s. A..
$500: compound. 4QIihc.
Pork-Firmer. new mess ST15lTS. so.
Butter-Choice firm and fair demand:
State dairy. 10@15c.: do. creamery. la
Ice: Western dairy. 7la@llc.: Elgins. f6c.
Gonee-Duli. Q poin down: December
No. Z. i0ssc.
Sugar-Raw. dull and steady: fair
family refining. li-i6c: centrifugal sc
test. ll-lGc.: refined. quiet and un.
changed
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wHoIEsALE QUOTATIONS.
PrOvisioux.

Norfolk. Va. Oct. /, 1896
Fish-Mackeral. No. ., in kegs, 81 90:
new. small, Sl2.50; new. medium. ST.. 90:
No. 3. in kegs. $3.50: Herring. Family
Roe. half barrel. $3.50; North Carolina
Cut Herring. S3.S5; Eastern in barrels.
S2.25.
Provislons-Market strong; mess pork,
new. STA: ham. pork. new. $500.
Bulk Enthusiastically: clear ribs, 4c.:
fat backs. 3&c.; bellies. Az m4%c, as to
size pieces: pork. plate. 3iac
Shoulders-Sugar-c urcd. 5s4c
Observation-Disclosures 5&c.
Breasis-Sugar-cu nc.
HamS-Smithiield. 14@lSc: 6. c.
sliD hams. 1lAMl2c.
I.ard-Pure lard. tierces. 42ac.: cases.
and tubs. nc. over price of tierces COM
pound. &c; tierces in cases and tubs.
i4c. higher.
Cheese-Cream. 9laGS%c; Western
dairy. Sc.
Buttcr-Alarkct stronger; New York
State dairy. new. 20c.: fresh creamery.
olM22c. Western. l6dlSc.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: ll2 degrees, 7ihc.
so degrees. l0c.; Red. $50 degrees. 10lac.
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Trout, large gray (per pound Sc; sal
mon (per pound, 4@4lac.; croakers (pel
1000. 50: sheepheads (per pound, SG10c.
blues, &C.; butter fish. 3Gl3i2c. per pound
Spanish mackrel. SQlOc per pound
spots. s1.50@2.50 per 100
Live Stock.
Market fair and gosd cattle in de-
mand.
Choice heavy cattle. 3ls14c.; common
to fair cattle. 3Q3lac: Eastern North
Carolina. best. 21a@Sc.: common. liza
2i6c.: heifers. Western. 2ls@3lac.; bulls
2G2lhc.: fat cows. 2A@3c.; mich cows
good. per head. s20.o0@35. 90: cows, com.
mon. s10.O0Q20,00; butchers sheep. 2A@
SIC: good corn-fed hogs. 3kM3& C..
light pigs. 3lhc. Hogs in better demand
for all weights. Lambs. best, ga
4Bc. per pound: common not wanted al
any price.
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Produce.

Southern Fruit-Banannas. 75c. 6s1 so
per bunch: oranges, Jamaica's, s325
coc0anuts. 1915 per bag of 100; lemons
275: cabbage. Sl.25 per barrel.
Potatoes-Haymens, 70@75c; yellow,
75c.: onions. $500 per sack.
Ora pes-Scuppernong. 75c. per box.
Peaches-50G75c. per basket.
Poultry-Chickens in demand: old
25c;: spring chickens. 2OQ22kc.; small,
l0@12bc.
Eggs-Wholesale. quiet, at 1lQ12c. per
Beeswax-21c.' per pound.
Truck-Irish potatoes, 50Q75c.