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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
FINANCIAL.
ISN'T it FUNNY?

That the public will not buy stocks uniil
ii!ces are mp twenty TO tnirty 30 MS:
Here IS 81. PAUL up nj its old stopping
pi"t". 20. and 'he public loading up win
how much better 10 nave bought i
cuMu - sOr!e seventy Gays aso.
Remember tnai Il h,;l market begins IN
gloom and cEos III glory. u begins WE-H
tn.ugs iocE tl5e wl,st, and ends wten
tom ana ends the toy. Tiielc MUST
be top. The tide Gibbs Is We'll - iow.
We do not say positively that the TOP
mas been reached yet, but, we are adv.a-
lux caution.
ead safe to sell out on the IWaes Iht
country Is al. sh,, but Wall street al
Wa d.sloUntimS good news.
ENciNihiES may make new records this
year. tiit oun'; TIE too bod now. J'hel,
must lie many and severe ups and dowra
kecp y G .nal e.ls and done get ratified
We have takrH our clients through Hul
maTEctS, bea: markets ana pGn!Cs. HUL
not "a account Oh oar books shows Il.
loss; everything SHOWS gain.
or ~" sEul.cale sv"sc.ihcrs have
been rad each CIV denl5 Of 1882 pen
cEt s49cc July list. aNt those whc hay
left thfir dE.dsLds 10 he, co:npounGed
haNc over 10 per cent. 70 thcT credit
,,! %%E HT ~; D, pQHLLARs At
Compounded woc!Iy amounts 10 &i$; tx
ONE YEAR. no you want anything bet
Remember that capital AMI system.
comb!ned, cannot lose Ra,namhai tnai
the amateur always loses IN the end.
Livery private account under our man
egement shows Il fine profit.
me average p!oH. on private accounts
Of a thrusa u dollars CHu.tai * DEI
HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEK
When tho ;,dc ~ sJrcuG Ii is mich more.
We VIII rot work with small margins
your imuENy. NOu can get r4rnty OF heiI
In that direction: no do not be downcas
III our refusal.
tbs Is not guess work with us. We
have 70 Blind pool bus ness. Every trans
Gct.on IL made hy Equitable brokers, and
Immediately reported 10 invcs ors.
" cur advice saves you unc-sl%ttenth Of
POINT IN buying and an equal amount IN
selling, men CTR commits lon = saved.
Ar%th!ng ga!ned over that by our aid
s. clear profit.
We are not bante.s or brokers', but in
vss,usvnt agents. We neither receive nor
pay cut mony. Your capital must go to
reputable brokerage finn
ere always two sides to the market. and
money can be made on either
SEND FOR PHAMPLET FREE.
". p. FOREST.
50 Broadway. y. i.
~ r NJ LoYDi Manager,
street, Norfok, Va.
& EALkD PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
- ceiv.d by tne Improvement Ii0aia OF
1885, Of their Office. No. Todd i5iock.
Berkeley avenue, 10" Paving Chestnut
street. from ne ferry bridge 70 iierhlcy
said Office Each BID. as an evidence OF
good fa'th, mus - accompanied by n GER
tifcd ehecf ror slCnM The right To reject
any or oil bids iss herchy reserved;
Res-tos Chalrnaau.
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United states Court.

Judge Hughes convened the United
states Circuit Court yesterday The
grand jury was called and adjourned
until this morning. They are AS fol-
lows: j. It. Milligan. j. t.. Prince, Geo.
>. Ferguson, Isaac Stakes. W. Thompson
Barron, w. Y. Johnson, T.. w Savage,
-. T.. Ashburne, IL. X. .Dardcn, NJ G..
4Hc!Ticet, Ut Davis, Dennis sBouIbon
and y. NJ. North.
Special Master Williams has filed the
claims against the Ocean View Railroad,
amounting to nearly S500,0Oo. Clerk
AckiSs filed them for future reference.
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Preparing for xmas.

Ono Of the firm of C. i. Greenwood &
Bro is now North making selections OF
choice holiday goods in gold and silver.
watches, clocks. diamonds, cut glass.
choice hrlc-a b! &c. brass and onyx r.
hles and lamps. Boudoir lamps at SOC.
The stock W.l be found attractive. the
prices ,rGes !st.ble. Wat for Green
wood stock. then buy early and often.
The goods you buy OF them will give
satisfaction ana save vcXation Silver
novelties 1t astOnishingly low prices
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Garnett, 50 Charlotte street.

Garnett. SO Charlotte street.
Pepper. George Wharton. Esq, with Il
NJ Hughes. Esq. Colonial avenue
Client.
Page, Thomas Nelson. Esq. with Mar
shall Parks, ~ Treenason.
Parks. Rev. Leigh.on, d. d.. with Mrs.
william Sharp. % P.eemason
Peters, Rev. John T.. with Frederick
kfilam. Grace street.
Packard, Joseph. Esq. with Judge n.
$. Garrett, SO Charlotte street.
Plummer. Rev. Jas. T., with Rev. z. S.
Farinnd, Port; mouth.
Powers. Rev. Pike. with Rev. w. d.
Smith. 23S Park avenue.
Patton. Rev. II. W, with Mrs. r. w
Shuh.cc. 11GM Bu;c.
Rainsford, Rev. w. S. D. D., with Hugh
y. Page, l26 Cranky street.
Ree@e. Rev, It. i. with Mrs. Emmer-
son. Portsmouth.
Roberts. Rev. w. r.. ST. James Hotel
Randolph. Rev. Buckner, with BISHOP
Randolph.
Ridout, Rev. John. with w w. Old. lG'
lFreema on street.
Sat.erlee. Right Rev. Hy.. d. D.. Judge
William Il. Martin, p B0u9h stree.
Smith, Rev. c. p. Atlantic Hotel.
Sheen. Rev. Mr., with NJ 6. Frank Hitch
corner Rcush and York streets
Simmerman, Rev. II. s., with Rev. z. S
Farl2nd, Portsmouth
Stodda:d, Rev. Il. L., PHI D., Atlantic
Ho,c'.
s.ires. REV. L. NJ. with r.. w s.ires.
Smith. Rev. G. Ernest, with John n
Vaughan.
Spencer, Rev. Thos.. with John Graham
j.. Client
S;r,ngfeNow. Rcv. Frank. with Robt
w. Shultice L; a., 11GM Butte street.
Savage, Rev. w. r., with c. w. Hatch
HNu II street.
Tiffany, Rev. c. c., d. d., Atlantic Ho
Taylor, Rev. i. NJ. s., with NJ. X
King, 80 Duke
Williams. Rev. l.. L., with Mrs. Morris
Arlington Place.
Winra.e Rev. Henry. with Miss Agnc
Wes.. Ieache-W Wood School.
Wcolson, Rev. C. s., iwith Mrs. r. r
PeGrlm. Cranky street.
Ningate, Rev. G. J., with Mr. Powell
Yarmouth street.
NTcth. Rev. Percy. with Mr.. Powell
Yarmouth Hrcet
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law AVID .,l.n,,cnrx Court.

judge Martin, presiding in the Court
of Law and ChGncerv Yesterday ciilad
the civil docket l'lA, and other civil
matters were disposed OF.
William H. Parker and james II.
Fletcher qualified 10 practice law
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

Ladies Eidesdown sac7aes In
Gray, Red, Pinks an4 Light
Blues, the a5c. grade, special for
Csc.
Ladiss' Al Wool Cloth Waists,
SLID quali,d. special Tor 81 %.
One cas- Heavy Crcchet Quilts,
ready hemne5. reg AZ l5c. val
&C, onr social price, sc.
S9-iueh Turkey Fed Table
Linen, 22c.
.eo-iaci Turkey Red Tatle
Linen, 33c.
eo-in.h Turkey Red Tail,
S. inch Unb!eaehed Table Lin
en-. PC.
90 inoh Unblcschsd Table Lin
IN, Csc.
an our SOC. German Linen,
One lot Of Blsached and IN
blcached Table Linens, from
- 10 4 yardslo go al ridicMous
rriceS, (bc-, you can saws tncney.)
SPECIAL CAFE IIEIM: in
Tan ard Black Irish Free, in
laid with strips Of Velvet, tr;mm-
cd with 3ynal'bu.tons, Il SIS gar
ment for SJ.95.
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proncr,y vrnnatcrs.

William NJ ITnnnan to Frederick j.
Robinson, two lots on the south side OF
Mariner street.; 500,
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FRI2E-NOSEG AY-FREE-Do You chew
tobacco? If 50, send me your address on
q postal card. and I will mail you n sam
PIE Of the improved double thick Nose
gay free. y larger piece for the money
ard better quality than ever L Il.
WSDDIII., agent, box so, Norfolk. Va
t.a3-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
cOHvENEs HERE TO-DAY
The Seventh Annual Session of the Pro-
teStdnt Episcopal Church Congress.
MANY DISTINGUISHED CHURCRMEA
From All Part. OF shc Country VIII
nc IN Attcndniicc ON sts Sessions
The prosrainme f@r tho FIRST Bays
Exercises is Highly Iutorcsttns-
Subjects for discussion.

I'll, The seyeniGeih annual congress of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in ilne
United State. cnnVsnes here to-day. II
VIII attract to this city she largest and
ihost distinSuL ned body of clergy ana
LINEN ever gathered together in any
American city Of similar size.
me programme for the first DAVIS Sos
.Ih ~ iHe Congress l. quite In lerestiug.
~ II c!oe& +ht: morning Holy Com
.lUnlon W.I bc celebrated at Christ
Chulch h% Right Key. H. Y. SstsC.lee'
~ ~: BISHOP of Washington, who VIII
also deliver an address.
Al right, az s o clock in The Academy,
oI Slus-c' Where al THE dpbasc.s will le
hei, an address a: welcome Will be de
iNerSd by hight Rev Alfred Aian,ll
randolph. ID. -, Is.sn-p Of Southern
iEih!a, who WI PIE ioa over the Con
SreSs.,
The address Il welcome will he fol-
Owed by discussion OF the topic. "lion
C1n Social CEWE BE Best Attainpd''
INC WHO'S OF this topic will be Rev.
y. edei.th +. !secc c. Of Macon, Ca. ana
rev; irot Ezra j. Gould, ID. D.. OF
me Fhilad luh.t Divinity School.
The Speakers VIII be Edwin l.. C;odilin.
g,sp, Gdl-or II tiie New York Evening
,c.t; Key William $. Raiusford. y. ~.
81 NeW YORK. AMI '.E0"Ee NhurtoU pen
per- y. u. Of nhi'ad lpha.
TWO sessions VIII qe hcld at the AGA
DENY dt.ly-aGc rs 1880 a. m. ana thc
evening y Ion q. $50 o'cIocl.
Inc alsi-s= "a j free, ana the public
90 WINES. n,nlt:7n bel uEins is
2oEdiaily invited 70 hc present
THOSE WHO WILL BE HERE.
Aaf Ii51sl. Fev- D. Dplany, St. James
hunt.ng, Rey. o. s. Or. kirkland Ruf-
fin, li9 Granny street.
5ey9en. teN II. T., wish Mr. Hobbs, lag
LuViit avenue.
Cyan. rev. Ilr i,an. with Rev. B. ID.
tucker, %. d., College Place.
Barr, Boy. Wulilm. with Nh r. w.
SauI sc. NE suite = yee;.
slInci'aIi,, iIev. }. n. Atlantic Hotel.
Sue!, keN. Clarence. with Mrs. s. O. Col
Inns, % Hutg street.
'ochG' hsE. A.. w.th Captain Il. p. 10y
all. IL Granny .,rcst
.oasan I,sv. II. j.. s.. james Hotel
a1icWin, Rev. Ralph H., Atlantic IIo-
8tyan. joseph, Rev. Il. d. Tucker. d.
aian, Rev. 4. Il, Mr. II. c. whi.e-
head, o, Btuzh Street.
J" X, Eev. Meade, with Rev. s. S.
Lloyd. III I'r5rma.-ou street.
'1ok. AR. N.thug, Atlantic Hotel.
-'aNig.J. Rev. huEug y. ~. Rev. o.
;. hal.-a. ~ D.. lis EE5e erect.
ami -llaei l:v. H., Hugh y. Page.
1873 CRANKY ,ree:
o9r6,. hev. II. l., Miss Games, Eerl;
2umhan. Rev. G. w. Atlantic i,.e,.
~ i53s5 Key. Van. r., ID. D.. w.;h Nj.
II. Myers.
brown. tey. Edwin s. ST. ms. II5. el.
1Mr itaN Wm. NJ. Gen. i. l.. Page.
81 t al 80 street.
fe.,#on. v.J a., u. u. w.,h MIS-.
Il, - ID. .H.H. - ME street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

FOR SALE.-S;aGp Holder ana Moist
ener: novel construction. simple and
cheap; works quickly and oLcctuaHl.
"ai.ut; OF hands; should be used IN
every household: patent applied for.
Foo particulars Gucross Y. T. PUT
MAN, care John M,dGcrbugn X Co.
Patent Attorneys. Washington. d. <.
nOi,.lit
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

FOR SALE.-Wood yard in good location
and good machinery, and i'll good run
ming oruer; doing business now; price
reasonable. J. b., care Nig-inian.
uOl2-lN-
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-TABLEW.A Rt.-Huving dis
continued doing business at 81 Bank
street, | Will now sell at ii3 w lluughby
avenue. all the remaining tlbta ware be
low cost Ladies who Il. &c Il good ar
ticle of tableware should make their
purchase at once, as only Il limited
amount Is left for sale. Moli-3t+
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WANTED.-L,ve people in every locality
at Sl2.GJ weekly salary and expenses to
take orders for Chrisili;.; goods: per-
manent employment ii right. MANU-
FACTURER. u. O. box J3uS, BOSTON.
Mass. oCS-2m
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FOR SALl2.--iiotary Display Stand for
photoglHphs. and the like; simple, Clean
and ornamentnl: patent Applied Tor. We
invite . proposition In REGARD "a The
matter Address IEECH = CROW l.,
care John McudeIhuru " 90. igtout
ATTORNEYS. MMsM.nGton. y. .. mnlL-l.o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

CONTRACTINCi AID CONSULTING
Eic2tical Ene!neerinE-Elect ct, ical Plants
of every de sc::ption installed Tests ana an,
work cite. on small scale. Not soli-
cited NJ. y. AGELASTo, . Plume st.
oca2-tf
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EuKEAU OF DEMONSTRATIONS.

The Bureau Of Information for the
Church Congress is located at the office
II Bsn Irvine 6: Co. No. 152 Main
s.rcs.. where memhers ana visitors axe
requested TO call ana register as soon
after arrival n convenient.
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4G Bank ST., opp. Courthouse.

DO Your eyes burn. or blur? Are YOU
troubled with headache? The proper
classta. In most cases will afford relief.
See DIR. Week.
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FOR SALE--paltery doing good cash
business: good location. Address BAL
ELY, NirGinian Office nulU-2w
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ROTH BRYAN AND si'IIINEEy
Are Spoitcn of very Highly by the
Working slass Generally, und
Equally r. High Esteem arc our
$500 Patrol shoes Held

We acknowledge no superior shoe for
comfort. case or durability. Tney are
worn BY policemen, wharfmen, black
smiths, painters, carpenters, foundry
men, oysternen ana every other kind of
mechanics ol workingmon. They have
three distinct soies and double sole
shanlis, and each one made of the best
sole leather We have both lace and
CATERS. Your name is placed along
side the date when purchased at
HELLER'S ONE PRICE" SHOE
STORE.
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Help WANTED.

WANIBD.-Fr st-clhss furnishing goods
salesman; only experienced man need
apply; state age; salary expected; where
care this office: all correspondence
strictly confidential HARTWEi4L Il
GU. nol7-5t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

WANTED-Three iirst-class men to
travel and as local solicitors: permu-
nent. Apply after p. III. to-day
SIuesday( ]. j. POWELL new No.
500 Church street nolI-lts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

FOR SALE.-'The desirable residence lot
on COr!o!, avenue, foot OF bermuda 81;
terms reasonable. Apply 10 G. W.
KUolagc, lU,l. Bermuda st. au5-tf
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WANTEi ID -Bramhlet shos work;
Women's shoes half soled, 35c.; ca.l-
dren's shoes half soisd, 25c.: mems
;hoes heeled, zoe; mems shoes hair
soed. soc. Ali good work and best
leat:l.t. Mems shoes made 20 order,
Cash only. W. J. REYNOLDS, Fcs-
tival Hall. noi-tG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

PARTIES l5ESiRING BOARD in n pri-
vate family, who can give 5000 l refer.
in pleasant locality. by applying at 26S
Bate street. noo--W
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FOR SALE.-l have Cor sale on easy term:
Z, Gocd farm 1t the growing town ~
NntiIl.. y. g, on tho y X = Ra!lroac
Crii-tf
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foR SAlt.-WclI built residence OF.
Wood street; sold for 40 fault: 100 !ara,
bath and all the modern coGveuicnCos
lot -3}2%lih: Z splendid opportunity Tor
nnEu:'" Wisnl nE nice home, with op-
which can he erected three 90 no,
tenement houses. For terms. etc, al
ply - PREMISES. No Go Wood street.
myJ-tf
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WANTED or y unfurnislied rooms in
west End of city. Address J.. L., care
inns Office. noli-1t$
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FOR NEET.--Jn West Frecmason street
: rooms, southern exposure, II csiy fur
r!sh,a' &as, bash ard heat II reau.G,d
dress r. ~ T. noIO
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SJ,CU| TO LpNN OH long time. IT. 2.
HOGG<n & co. 1ali-tf
EADIG.s, - trtICHESTER'S ENGLISL
sennyreyui flla N.amemd brand.
ore the best. SAFE; Neiianie. axe ~
lars. "Tc!les tor Ladies'" in letter b.
return mil At druggists Chic.cst1.
Chemical Co. phnade!rhio. Pa
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YOUNG MAN 10 years. good correspond
ent and calculator wishes Il pos ton in
an oilicc or store. Address }. s., Nor
folk NirEinian. no1T-1t
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WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
Mr. r. SiiEerman our agent TO conduct
the business. No. Y Water street. in the
city OF Norfolk, Va. SELF BROS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

HAVING PURCHASED TIE ENTIRE
II stock of the late firm Of OWENS u
E,ITErriS. in No 252 Church street, Nor
folk, Virginia. from Thomas II. Wilcox
trustee, j shall continue the hardware
business Mt said place. and have appointed
u II. OWENS my agent TO conduct the
same TAMZENE ~. OWENS.
4
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WANTED.-A good, steady, reliable wo-
MAJ, 10 cook, wash and iron; must be
willing to remain on promises. Apply at
once TO lN Ereenason street. nol2-tf
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WANTED.-To buy onc-thousand cords
OF pine wood, large size: must be 1
ieet inch long. IT,. r. JONES &
CO, 40l Columbia Building. no15-5t"
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T,9 ANNA GlEBING, REGISTERED
II PHYSICIAN. Twenty-Five years eX-
rerience. Specialist in DISEASES OF
WOMEN ONLY. Private SANlTARlIAi
or HIGH REPUTE. Absolute privacy
PILLS. $2.O0 per box. Advice by mail
1893 y. BALT1MOPt s"RMEw,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

oNr LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in
western part ~ city, WIN use OF bath:
Terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
Etlc,t. new number. SEQ
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EOR RENT.

FDR RENT-Two large pleasant front
rooms; m,7 xccllCd location: TWO minutes
walk from postoilice: furnished OF T:-
iut! shed. Will! or without board: with
private family: home privileges. I'd
dress Il. l.. L." no15-!t"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IOST-Yestcrday morning on CRANKY
Charge and Ma street, black silk
Chiffon r,iche Finder will be rewarded
by leaving same Mt Woman'S Work Ex-
change nol7-lts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17

Saturday, two oyster
slliffs off Lamberts Point Breakwater.
Owner can secure same by paying for
advertisement. Can be seen at Lam
bert's Point. EDMUND NOEL.
nol7-1HH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Exchange-Sales March IS
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81. 000s).
8 U S Is, r, 1907. E. 1881 20 Va F debt 2. IS of
Oh U > Is, L, l42o....llbAI lebl............. OIL
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TopAY's FEATURES The Liverpool news put prices
down at the start, but they didn't stay down long. In
fact, the closing prices were the best uf the day. They
showed a small net Improvement over last NIGHTS
closing quotations The speculation was a very small
aruir, however. and fluctuations were unimportant.
The port receipts for the day were small, ant the TO
tai for the comins week is estimated at 81, nOO, against
49, ia In the same week last year. The estimated
receipts At New orleans and Houston on Monday are
not large. The Southern adNicrs. though somewhat
more favorable, are not tatterlng. and while
extensive crop separations are being made. they do
not insure AN enormous yield. Texas advices say that
planters are two weeks behind :. Num- & Co said;
" The statistical position Is In many Iesnects %nndouht,
ediy strong. and there Is no doubt that New England
and English! So nners hold small stocks ~ raw cotton.
The New York stock Is the smallest In four years,
Moreover. Manchester has recently been favored with
II rise In silver and higher rates for East India eN,
change, The wort receipts have droppei TO very
small figures, while there has hoen a better demand
here and at the south for export. Besides, much may
mcnse acreage Is planted. az there Is every reason TO
believe there wifi br. There Il also n tendency TO
oyerselI tn" market, a fact wIirh should not he lost
sight Of, and which Is certain To cause periodical
rallies.
CosFEE FrruREs-"loscd unchanged To 10 points
lower on the general list and : points higher on
March and ~ up on April. The close was steady after
sales Of -. $50 bags. IIavre ami HAMBURG advanced
about L.. American warehouse deliveries yesterday
were lhOOO. and the total for the week Is estimated at
6d 200 bags Rio was quiet, with prices 100 rri' lower,
and exchange unchanged; receipts, 5000: stock. az
Ou0 Santos was quiet and unchanged. receipts,
2.uOO; stock. lHl,OOu. RIO on tho sIot was un,
changed. To days sales
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Assooiaseo bsnhs now .iv'sih ~
OF S2,Soo,oOO' Wnion tne stseehons -.
teii SHOWS hSVe "een
equally oy inc ew speo.Ai -
depositary banks ana oy lhs''"ao"s nv
Ing large commeIclHi a0ooun's.
the uepositaty oSnAs sre 80
IN caeh IL tne resui'
last "eoN VI ~ .on. % o. ..y,u.a.
men. uepos'se' Avos @ lila,
III inc ioens - MS" " oi'"'' 80,
between oanks uIrooty Uuo ~ ~ 80
ing OF tho "oVoI""e"' 10" -
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-29

Real E.tate Private Snle..

IL Is rumored that Henry q. Havemeyer has bought
OF Lord & Taylor the tstory building, NJ NNlOO. on
the northwest corner of broadway and Grand street.
for $3.50. 600.
Lord 4 Taylor have bought of william s. Townsend
the plot, bS.HNSl.5, on the southwest corner OF
Avenue A ana Twenty. fourth street, with n brick
stable on the most %sOutherly part and q four story
brick tenement on the one north OF II. The price Is
S5O,UOO.
Nicholas Bum has sold for Mr. Luke the slxIstOry
tenement, lot 3GBX71. 10. No. 4l6 East Ninth street,
to Edward Michel for $50. 600, and Tor William +.
Rohrig the four hyc.story fats. lots each 25xb0X
lOO.5. Nos. 32A to $50 West Forty-third street. to
william Engri for about slIO.00U.
Henry corn Is the purchaser from Well a Mayer OF
the 81 foot plot on broadway adjoining the building
now being erected by II. o. liza at the corner
OF Prince street.
Theodore e. Gross has purchased from Hermann
Wronkow the Florence building, a six story iron front
business structure. sl.6x75Vk87 ixs4.i 4, on the north.
east corner OF Second avenue and First street, for
%si9o,Ooo, and win give in part payment the four
story bricx building, lot lS.5Ns5. No. 100 Lfnox ave
nue.. and another parcel in West Ninety. second street.
Hoffman Bros, together with j. n. HALEY 4 Son,
have sold for Warren f. Dennis the seven story brick
building No. ~ West Houston street, 25x15. to a
Brooklynite for about Sgj. 900.