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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
RICH PICTURE HATS
v,rs or A CENTURY AGO RAN
SACKED FOR IDEAS.
NIGH CROWNS, WIDE BRIMS.
s.,,.borough, the Empire nnd
liant. Nv. Contribute to the EN-
.arerated Autumn Fancics-Evcn
Ing ponnetS in All shades.

NEW YORK. Oct 30.--T'hs ncwoot nil
ps.y Is replete with exaggerated fancies.
rnere are some striking revlyals OF oldtime
k,,, which look as If they might have come
,u. Of some OF Gainsborough' pictures. and
c.o,csr,phs o, the last century portraits
Ii Eogllsh painters have really furnished
lie mil!rene with many OF their models.
The high rather pointed crowns and wide
tdns. rolled a little on one side. trimmed
viii many pumes and SNOWY buckles. are
some Of tho la,oS. shapes. which are becom-
ns to verv few women. These large hats
y,ry In tho height o; the crown and tho
With Of tho trm. which rolls -oro or less
q The side as YOU wish, but the Madonna
hce, which makes them a success. Ia the
reception. so the low crowned medium
trimmed hats are quite as fashionable and
sa nearly so trying in shape
The felt hats In green blue. black and
easn are very nice and ell the necessary
Height Is given In the trimming Of feathers
rings ard ruchcs OF ribbon or velvet. Vel
yet bats 0. all colors AMI shdpen ere to be
vsy much worn. and the small bonnet
h,pes are prettlly trimmed with fur tails.
team lace and jewolcl ornaments.
One ve-y pretty tcque Is 81 black ana
ren velvet. wIth soft. fun rim. and
trmed with cream lacc ana steel buttons
irother toque is Of green velvet. trimmed
si'h lace and pink roess The Trlanon
ni?c. which he's en- unduiating brlm, is
hovn IN mauve vclye. q two shades.
s'rca !cgethe- like basket work. for the
aasn. the darker shade ~ velvet for the
I'M, end trimmei with viole.s ana lavender
sfepe
Pink, yellow. empire. green. ana violet
Mta oonnets are MADE for evening wear,
Mh g'lttering ornaments for finish. with
lossn o. feathers. and there are all sorts
o. toQues In oapo.e shspe. without any
strings Shaded velvet chysanthemums IN
puzzle, violet and pink with the green
lslve' are fashionable ha. trimming. ana
.shHs arc sometimes armngei IN front
Lie crest.
Luis XIV. hats. WITH narrow brirr1s turncl
Has worn. END omong the impor,e ed novel.
MGe hcts o. leather, which are recon-
aled Tor cyrlle'e except those Of white
~, N9loh are to he WON FOR calling end on
easr decay occasions
=. ARE EVENING GOWNS.
al ,ol's OF gau;y materials are in as
VA demand os ever FOR waists and even
s s'Nhs, ana moussollue hrilliante. which
- satin ilnifl. 10 especially pretty. The
~ efepes de chine are very fine md added
= 'aese are the velvet hrccaIoI gauzes.
~ ssSs Louislne with a fancy stripe. and
s ~ .H, de sole patterned all over vita
w.. .sae I'M, Trimmed With fowers am nlaes over
s.hs , ,.h Is 10 be fayorite ball gown for
s,s os ara for mo.7cniy women there
s,,onH,y biacF gronaiinon with colored
-l Ss., ana back Russian nets
h.,s gs ,,ces OK Ell kieds are shown In more
bsi. , n. pafern9 than ever before ana
gs,i,, s-es are leG'op. Mal,eee. Venotian
to,rl,r' unahtllly and Cluny are al. very
-s--'''' va a'alost every gown has T. plt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
LITERATURE AND MARRIAGE.
They Seer, to Go HAND I'm IInnd with
English WOme1

The most prolific women noyeliste seem 70
hc as much given to marrying as to writ
Ing. The indefa;!gahle author Of "phvl-
lis" ard Molly Bawn" popularly known by
her raeudonym o. The Duchess having been
discovered 10 be Mrs. Angles confused her
ruultitudInous readers by becoming Mrs
Hungerford. II is hard to learn whether
Mre. L. r. Meade. who Is now Mre Ella
beth Thomas Toulmn Smith. has been mar
ricd three times or only twice Alihorc
ond THE American Catalogue" throw 10
light on the question whether she was born
Thomas and married Mr.. Toulmin, or won
born Toulmln and plightod her maiden
roth 10 Mr.. Meade or whether tho 81,
T Meade" o. her title rares is merely n
nom De plume. Mis- Annie s. SWIM is Mra.
Burnett Smith. The name Of Smith seems
20 he as popular among women authors as
among other women The Critic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
AT AFTERNOON TEA.
Sprays Of Graceful Houvir~ en-.
brntdcrcd ON tho LINEN Cloth.

Spraya Of the graceful hop vine. with
lunches Of hops. are embroidered on tho
new white linen s o'clock tea cloths. and
also on centerpieces. The leaves are in
deef. long and short stitched, the tendrills
o. tho vine In etem stitch. and the hops
In solid work. all In the delicate ehaded
green's O: the plant itaolf. On ntill another
the hriliian. eschottzia. tho beautiful Calf
forria POPPY. in its gorgeous shades Of yell
low orange. was worked. There was n
heIrstitched hem: above this the poppiee
were laid with their Gtems toword tho
c'ge ard the flowers toward the center,
The hop deaign was wrenthed In olive fash
ion above a similar hem
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
A BAD MATCH.


60, NV" heavenly Grncp
srotch minister named Pettigrew nm
he o, WY ms mock was 70 regardless o,
during the sermons. was toI0 ,ho, HI s"u .,'',
WE WI" ser me example but az she sa, heIo,,,
we pulpit she was out of the ninistov,7
.Fht. On this II was ARRANGED thai an ~
,,oi3wlng, Sunday tho informant shoni1
a mo.u up ms finger when Mrs. Pett!gron.
The preacher bent forward ,,,,
consort enjoying n snug nan WIZ RAW n.'
ncndous blow on tho pulpit he aronnca hcr
IRON her s'dmbcr, and as the lad who
according to the legend, was dostjtn," ~
noth fortune and beauty. looked nm he
addressed her in accents of wrath ''"st,
up mere Jean pcttigrewl Ye are ma bon,
h hno sdt me tocher WI ye; and gin Va
nae ma heavenly grace about We. / hsc
gotten an unco bad bargain o. yei''-pitts.
burg Dispatch. "'"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

a thcaier bOnnot law has Foocntly gouo
into effect in New Orleans which alIo VS.
i6e wearing nf opera hats but forbids tn
,gcarlag OF high hats. All the lawycrs and
IN the city were wasting valuable
fl,uc IN trying to ascorlan exactly what an
''uosra hal" 10. The ladies Of the city
however. have very sens.bly complied with
the provisions OF The law. and II they DO 40,
wear very email lOnnets. remove their l.ats
lsayins tAen IN the che,k room.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

late rumcr 10 the eject that the Car Of
Russia had offered TO bcsiow upon the Prince
OF Montenegro tho rank OF Grand Duke OF tho
empire has not been greatly credited. II is
considered exceedingly doubtful that the lat
Ter would accept a Title shat would carry with
It the Implication that he WAS Vaesal Of tho
White Gear Tho Cars desire 90 recompcuse
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

A pretty house gown Of figured SILK Is tho
mode ~ informal teas, etc. Thrsc Fr-
clabora;sy made. skirt. bodice AID sleeves
sh6Xlug uoyei deslgns ~ irimmlhg. a
eu1ru!!iig way to na-sh the hem OF such a
frucA Is tuceessl9u OF vandyEe poia.s over
Two t!ny fills OF 4 contrasting color,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

Tho head of a department. In one Of the city !
shops said the other day to customer who
inte,lretual face OF a shop slrl standing nea r,
Lot me tell You what ! heard that glrl ssy
this morning A telegram was brought TO her
Ter a moment and then she exclaimed: Why.
who can that be FROM | don't know tho
handwritingr Would II seem possible in this
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whence shlil l take my Law


Eaie pourils Wggin tMrs. R!gcn has
took ms mace 70 vas sadly run Gowr but
Nrs. Rirss las made Il attractive and bcar-
t.fui srd thcre sac rris the quiet bee.
suited to her work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
WIND AND WAVE.

Why wilt thou make. o Wave
Forever in from the hey7
Dost thou seek on tho beaches grave
To cast Thy life away?
Why wilt thou blow, Wind
Forever out to sea?
Is Il death thou too woui3st lud
winged eternity!
told my love unsped
To both in tho eventide
The Wild Wind moaned and fed;
Tho wili Wave sohhed and died.
C. ". WooGbcrry. In Harpor's Magazine
Few women can wear plaid gowns with an,
icgree Of grace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
THE CHART.
where shall l find my iigh,'

mere SHdii AHH NY UENtl
Turn from another's track.
Chasing the day. or hack.
In cayerp3 Of yeH,efnight,
Think not following all.
II. on thine urled i-et.
FLAKES az the phosphor fall!
Oracles overhead
Arc never sgaln for thee.
Nor At a maglan's knee,
Under tho henlOck tree.
Barns tho illuminlng word
Whence shall l take my Law
Neither from slres nor sons.
Nor the delivered ones,
Holy. invoked With awe,
rather dredgc the divine.
Oat OF thiae o@n poor dust
F.ehly % speak and shine.
Schools shall bo aa they are
80 thou truer, and stray
klCur. intent. and away,
In savage Wild 20 obey
A aim original star.
-Lo ilFe lnogen Quincy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01
HERE AND THERE.

II thoughtful woman were asked.
What Is the greatest curse OF your sex?"
she might well answer Impulse" II Is
responsible for almost ali thc mistakes
made by the gocd-hearted among us. May
It not be safely said that few minutes
thought before speech or action would
prevent most fatal blenders? Many of us
are IN positive bondage to our blrd-llke
quiokness 20 feel. to show our feeling, to
rciort. or to respond II We arc hurt we
must Immediately give ourselves away"
10 the phrase runs. II not by bitter speech.
at least by look and manner; yet reflection
frequently brings the kcenest rcrret for
the lost dignity. the betrayed secret, Many
one has wrecked her own happiness for
The want o. the patient stoic!sm which
would have led her to stand aside 10.
awhile. watching events until they brought
With them her opportunity. Even when We
are happy. It is not always well to let tho
bright stream bear us away ruddorless
The impulsive manifestation OF affection.
the hasty proposal OF marriage. the hastier
acceptance. have they never proved the
beginnings OF misery? Or has 4 rash word
never sundered true lovers true friends?
II these things are true II Is likewise true
that the fault IN the commencement has
been that OF feminine impulsiveness. The
defect ia n generous one. and. therefore,
commoncr with us than II is with men. so
that 1t handIcaps us unfairly in the strug-
gle OF life. And truly II is weary task
to be always with a host OF petty maNims
preaching down" ones heart, but We
must do 1t; eithor we must rule focllnr
or feeling will rule us. 1t Is a good ser
want but n bad master Our loving wo.
mems hearts are like tho FIRE OF the de-
nestle hearththo light OF the home when
duly controlled. warming the whole house
hu, II the fire be not kept In its subordinate
place what confederation ensuesl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

natural liats. mixed With white feathers: they
have nns tails IN front and are dainty adcl-
Ton 70 tbs theateg bodice.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

mirht well take q different form for instau.4.
That Of a secret treaty assuring 10 The reign
lag family Of Montenegro certain territorial al
yantsfcs In the anal settlement OF the Eastern
question
At the International congress- OF woren
IN berlin strenuous attacks were made upon
tho pCtlcoat. IL was declared to be ri
d!cuious invention OF tho sixteenth century.
Tho hahllmcniS Of men were pronounced a
great deal more practical. but were no; re-
galded as at all aesthetic. II waa proposed
that the costume used BY Queen Louise OF
Prussia. the mother of Emperor William H..
should be adopted. and a woman DOCTOR
from Copenhagen. appeared in IL on the pIat-
form amid general Manifestations OF az
prevail. Tho pet;!eoat would verify scem 10
be in DANGER
Some of the Continental journalists regard
Gladstone az n sort uf nlnetconth century
Peter me Hermit, because cf his HititucO
toward the murceTOus Grand Turk. The com.
par.Ean is maze with some daquictudc. the
Year Of m uncomfortable popular uprising IN
England 10 enforce "a righteous warfare upon
the sultan being evidently uppcimo4t. In th.8
connection, Il 10 recalled that Giadstone's
austerc temperament came near carrying him
into the church. Instead Of the chair of STATE
In the government o. men. says writer
The has always spoken and acted liko a
priest who is guided by the abst.ae' notion OF
r!gat and wronE.'
The Emperor Francis Josophs visit 10 King
Charles OF Rcumanlu is regarded as indca-
tive OF q definite alliance betwGen them, and
an additional safegurd akinst tho ovorweeninE
power Of the Gas. Rou!nanla 10 very pros
pcrogs nnton. web content with its Goyera-
iaani and apparently destined 10 enjoy a
h;eady and heai,hiu growth. 1t IL able 10 put
3yU COS wel-aTmed and Veli-trAined soldiers
in the field. a force which might easily prove
decisive On one side OF the o;her IN gen
erai European conflict The most serious ohstn
Gle 10 a solid friendship between K0gmania
oad the Austrian empire is tho course VI tho
Magyar leaders in Hungary toward the Eou-
innnian inhabitants Of TransylyHnia The ma
3orty party In Hungary Is bent upon making
HE whole kingdom Magyar. To Ills end they
have imposed unjust electoral and edu o4tiohal
laea upon the JTanry.yarians. ana have ar
htrnrlly pu, in prison those Of tho latter's
leadofs who have sought to use the night Of
tybllc agitation md petition 20 redress ihcir
wrongs Recently these leaders issued a new
iasnfes'o % the RnlmanianS OF Transyiyanln
in which they declared e their purpose not 70
abaudon particle u the programme oi re-
form. the dcifase Of which had been ccnaaed
10 them Under these circumstances The fer
nation OF an alliance between the empire and
nc young Roumapian Kingdom Ia certainly q
most remarkable victory for the peaceful. d.
l,.ofnacy OF Francis Joseph.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

I'VE girls arc going to have o harvest homs
festival" what, TO show big pumpkins
and thngs?' NO such nonsonse-engage-
mont rinEa and nho.ogrnphs."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

A feature OF the autumn moie9 r. that the
seams win all be defined IN tailor-nAde gowns.
a pretty fashion which stamga the gown 30
ailor-bu!lt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

coloting VIII be- ouo OF tue nost p9puIal .,,a,
fefials for dfcssy wear In late autumn days,
II is often Northumberland In the samo or
IN contrasting c0ors and 10 also exceedingly
elegant IN plain black.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

Hip, hip hurrah'" YVES originally
warcry adopted by the storucrs OF a Cor.
man town where great many Jews had
taken refuge. The place being sacked. i,fey
were all put to death amid shorts OF
"Hicrosolyma est pordita" From Q,e Ora,
letters Of these words III Q. D. az cN.
clamat'on was contrivcd. Few OF those
who raise the English cheer in fostivlt
or battle are aware that they uge n rry
associated with the fall OF Jcrnsalem ana
those hloodthirsty prosecutions of jews
by so-called Christians which are so foul
a stain upon the page OF history.
Now. there Is something which. an
sure. even Wise You ddn't know before,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

day TINT any one could DO 70 Ignorant as 10
the mode Of acDding a tclcgraphlc message"
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NOT PRETTY. nut COMFORTABLE,

Mounlor is a FUR that Will be in high favor
this season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-01

| Many a growing schoolgirl dubs Saturday
dentists DAY
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mirht wen take a different form for nstau4~.
That Of a secret treaty assuring 10 The reign
lag family Of Montenegro certain territorial al
yantSfcs In the anal settlement OF the Eastern
.,4ta
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, Nov. 19.-Business on the
stock market to-day was light and was
practically confined to four stocks, the
dealings rejecting almost entirely. The
market was strong in tone and note
worthy gains were scored in the special
ties. The shorts covered freely, although
actual sterling rates were marked up
about a half cent and in some instances
posted figures as well. The strength Of
exchange was attributed to the increased
demand for remittance purchases facill-
tated BY the easier monetary conditions
here. There was some disappointment
IN bear circles over the non-fulfillment
of the predicted advance to-day in the
Bank of England rate of discount. The
Changers and other leading railway
shares made substantial gains and the
speculative temper showed decidedly
more cheerful sentiment.
The bend market was fairly active,
with an advancing tendency which was
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-20

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Z NITED STETEs,
I EASTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA.
VIM. z. HensZey and Others VS. The Lang
don Hsuszey Coal Mining Company and
others.
In the above entitled cause, the under.
signed having been appointed master ito
take an account of all the indebtedness OF
said company and the nature of said tn'
debtedness and the order and priority OF
ali liens against said company, and any
other special matter which ht shall b. re
quired to report by any party to these pro
ceedfngs And he shall further give notice
by publication once week for four weeks
. some newspaper published in the city of
Raleigh, and In some newspaper Published
I'm the county OF Chatham, II any, 10 all per
sons having claims OF any kind or descrip.
ton whatsoever against said company TO
file the particulars of said claim before the
said Ed. Chambers Smith, and giving turin
er notice OF the times and places where ne
viii reeeiv proof OF said claims, or evi
dence against sa claims "now, in pursu
ance of said orc er notice is hereby given TO
all creditors of the said defendant. The
Lang don Henszey Coal Mining Company, to
present their claims to me prop Tly verified
at my Office in the Pullen building, Raleigh,
n. c., on or before Saturday, November 81,
1885, or they will be barred from participa-
ton In funds under the control OF the
court In this cause
Those holding bonds of the defendant
Company Will nie verified statements set
ting forth the class, denomination number
and amount of such bonds, whether they
are owned absolutely by the claimant OF
have been hypothecated or are held In
trust, &C.
And ali parties claiming any interest in
any Of the bonds or other Indebtedness of
the said angdon-Htnszey Coal Mining
Company viii file verified statements set
ting forth the nature of such interest, how
acQui ed, &C, &c
And all persons claiming lien of any de-
scription on any of the property of said
LangdOn HensZey Coal Mining Company
will file verified statements specifying the
amount of such lien and the property on
which 10 Is claimed
Motto is further given that at my said of
fce in the Pullen building in Raleigh, N. c.,
at 10 O'Clock a M on said 2lst ay Novem-
Der, l shall proceed to pass upon said
claims, and opportunity will be given to MI
parties claiming any int rest in disputed
claims to present proofs ~ their interest,
ED. CHAMBERS SMITH,
SOecial Master,
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Wool steady; domestic fleece, I4a1s: pulled
iba20 p0AAo0
Coal nrm.
Beef steady; family s9aSi0: extra mess
500; beef hams S10al7.00. packed SSa9.O0; CITY
extra india mess Stlal300.
Cut meats qusct; picked bellies bf35H
ptckled shoulders 4; do. hams SkGp9.
Lard easier; western steamed 81. l0a4 Is: city
- October ; December SL06, refined lower;
continent $.7b; South American S. -; com
Pork dun; mess $8.5O@oO0 short clear
$S1bal0b0 family sl0.60,@ii.00.
Butter firm; western dairy SQl3. do.
creamery l3u2lk, do. factory 1ai2; Elglns2 <;
imitation creamery lu@Hi5; state dairy llp
1917; do, creamery t3ha2l
Cheese quiet, large State Tk0l0A;
skins 2&m3.
Eggs steady; State and Pennsylvania 2la2i,
western fresh i5&a38.
Tallow firm, city tG per paCkagcl 8A; euun
try packages frecl 81, as to quality.
Petroleum weaker United eloaed at SLID,
refined New York Sl,0U, Philadelphia ANA
Baltimore S0 81 do. in bulk
Rosin easy; strained common 81 good
81 a0(Gl.g3A.
Turpontlne easy at 27H.
Moasses easy; New Orleans, open ket-
tle, good 20 choice 21a36, nomtnal
Pig iron steadyBouthern $iIOUal2@5. north
ern Sli.maiJU0; exchange
Rice steady; domestic, fair 10 extra 81 sp6,
Copper steady; lake brokers' sii.bo; ex
change 81 3ta,ll.50.
AstuAA obApliks Nbhi&htA1 bAbA%i@ |4st9t 80
change s. &4a2 %.
Tin nrm; sndights $l3l5G 1898; plates
steady.
Sprfter firm domestic a.I5d4.2A
Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude ~;
prime crude o mills tx, OH crude II
a2lh; prime summer yellow ~; of sum
mcr yellow @b&@@6, butter grades&@ prime
white PIN,
Coffee. spot Rio DUH; No. Z, invoice II:
iObbing 1874, mild quiet Cordova BOLT
SuRar raw steady; fair refining *: cen
trituRal, 81 test, 81 refined fairly active; No.
6.4I-l5: o. 7,34 No. & 3l3-l6 No p ~ No.
~. 3 II No. II, 3A, No IL, 8 l6, No. I3, 81:
No. H. p, Mould A, ~, standard A, AZ. con
Petitioners A, AZ, cut loaf 81, crushed -,
powdered ~, graduated ~, cubes Ak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I9-Flour dull; west
eru super S2,5l3.00; do. extra S3.3Ja89 !;
do. family Si.2504.G5: winter wheat patents
$i.65a4.90 spring do. A.65a4.80; spring wheat
straights $4.4004,65.
Wheat unsettled and easier; spot and so
vember 9Ok asked: December S7A; steamer
No. red, 81; Southern wheat by sample Wa
~; do. on grade S1a9l
Corn weak and lower; spot, November and
December new and old, 28A a}9; January 900
2p&; February 2yAm29M: steamer mixed .--,
Southern white corn 2S(d29; do. yellow 26a29.
Oats steady, demand slack; NO. red 26Gp
264; No. mixed % asked.
Rye firm; No. z, near by, 42043; western 44a
AN
Hay firm choice Timothy $l3.50
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 19.-Money on cal
easy at 2HG3 per cent; last loan per cent,
closed at - per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5a6 per cent. Sterling exchange
firmer with actual business in bankers
bills at 4S4zGD4 So for demand and &.8lk@9
4.81% for sixty days. Posted rates $.S2HG1
4.83x and -. Commercial bills, $4.8l Bar
silver 65. Mexican dollars SOY Silver GER
tificates IS. Government bonds firm. State
bonds firm. Railroad bonds -.
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RALEIGH COTTON MARKET
RAIEIGH TOBACCO MARKBT.
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 19-Rosin firm
at $l.40(G1.45.
Turpentine firm, 25k.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November l9.-Rosin
20x.
Tar firm at $1.05.
Turpentine firm; hard $l.50; soft $500; vir-
gin $1.90.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 19.-Spirits firm al
25 Sales 200.
Rosin firm; water white $3.50; window glass
$780, N 81 10 NJ, $190; X, $l.70; /, $1.T0; Ii, 1885,
G, $1.60; +, $l.55; Il, $780, ID, G. B and A
1.50, Sales 1926