davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

oss: Adolphas II stoiber. executor TO ca'ne-
pa,isvard " corner 9Oh-st. 2Di.5 to oists.
xIo0. Frank /. Smith and wife TO FRANCIS -
-,,n, iio n . OF Madison-ave. 22xlV22;
Thomas II Harris and vile 10 EiizaDeth ID Du"'
ssth-st No 10 East; Mary Il Johnson 10 Il
................. -
,,sths, : l6J II @ Of Lcxington-ave. lixiW'''
Ionis Ley et al 70 Robert l. knaggs. .,..a.:.
I.un-ss = =. 30 II W of Amsterdah-ae, f.fN''S
-si n : OF i3Uth-st runs . 2lUN > W 1.oN
n f3: lucretia Peters II al 10 JoIin ~ feni ~.
7 ,wrerce-st " = lUl 10 n n " OF lVth-aVe, -"N
100. Mary Prior 10 Christian Rutget. ,,.,
llOth-st :, 400 n OF Anstrfdan,a,,,
~ II. " corner Ansteriam-ave ana ii"tn-rt'
3o5xloD; lllth.si 10 II 0, ,uhs, nms,e' I"us
ave 52x-xlO2. 3xlooii and : looth-s,, - -,
n . Of boulevard 2JxlOO.l H. { DIXON anu WIZ
4, R Augusta Polhcmus
,2.d-gt = ll6.s n OF sth-ave, lo.sNlvtI''
Elizabeth r Washburn 20 Anna schuinach'as
isoth-st n = 100 II g OF Nadswoi'"-"e
100 II: Thomas Mcclure and wife To Loulsa
SuZer .................'.. :. ',o.vo a
.,ort Washiugt0n-aNe. corner lIlst-st, DS".'
xjOxgJ: Abraham Naa Santvoord reierre' u ~
pha zimmerman - -. 49,, ,,.,
r.thg,ie-ave. " =. Iop II n Of ls1h-st 2o2xl~x
is2xiO0: Ronald X Brown and another trustees
s,inford Place, Q :. loi 13i. nap section g Nyse
estate: Twenty-fhird Ward Land Improvements
Company 10 Elizabeth Ericsson. 80.
Lot ls6 Book f.. map fIu lson = Rose. MapsS
estate: Hudson Rose and wife 70 huh'sun"a
Keller il, esa man Village OF
Wakefield 50Alii Margaret Ceburre 10 "u'sPp7
1th-ave . = lot ls4. map Village Of Wakehe'd
i0JxlI4 20 Emma e Gorham. ......'''..'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
MEN AND WOMEN out OF employment
and willing TO work can learn " per
manent situation at good wages. by writing
at once 10 p. V. H.. Box 2s3. Augusta.
Maine.
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN WANTED. with
500 In profitable. established. steady
paving. light and pleasan, business. fine
chance for a sober. industrious man: half
nyside-ave.. Weehawken. y. 7.
WANTED. .--o;room and userul-nlan. single.
for the country: must be strictly tenn
FORSYTH ST.. Saturday. December 20. o 10
10 a. m. Inquire for JAMES.
wANTED.-Exp.rienced rsrsb,. rsen.s
whom we can now assign special Il rrItory
INES GREAT WORK. AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN" II Ia one Of the
most easily sold publications now before
the American people. and !, not only deep
educator. replete with ob.ect-ie@ons for
young men starting In business Iife. Evary
library. public or private. II incomplst,
without H. The work "a published In two
ierxe volumes. royal octave. ana is Illus
trated with numerous steel and slip ,ls
WANTED. AN IDEA.--who can think q
some simple thing tn patent" Protect your
JOHN WEDDERRrEN 3 co. Patent A. /.
torneys. Washington. y. c.. for their
81 sro prize offered n inventors and lis.
of 2Dc inventions wanted.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
HORSESHOE HARBOR CLUB'S MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Horseshoe harp'i
Club will be he'd at the Hotel Marlborough Janu-
airy H. at $50 o'clock p Officers Will be e!ec'ed
at this meeting. The nominating committee mas re-
ported unanimously the following nominations Tor
1897: For commodore Eustis L. Hopkins: for vice
commodore l. s Knevals for treasurer. Harry r.
Shriyer: for secretary Richard OGorman. and Tor
trustee Benjamin c. Lockctt.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Dec 23.-Co'ton steady: rniddng CSC. low
middling Gi2c: good ordinary. exc o.
bales gross 1886 exDorts to Great Britain ~ $40:
the Continent. Csl3 coastwise 3s33: sales Al; stock
l94.Of8
New Orleans Dec. 23.-Cotton firm: inidiling G..c
low mddllng. Gi2c: good ordinary. Gi.c net receipts
1896 bales: gross. 1s.1ST: 10 Great Britain.
1861 10 France. $500: coastwise 1874: sales 0J
stock 456872
Norfolk Dec. 23-Cotton firm: mlddline Gsc; low
mdding. CSC: good ordinary II 1ic and
cepts 90 bales exports coasiwse 1902: sales. 225
Savannah. Dec. 23.-Cotton steady: mdding 60 lGc
low mddng 5l6c; net and receipts 375 bales
exports coastwise. 1927: sales Gi5 stock l27 3i1
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
DRESSMAI<1NG.

CLOAKMAKER and DREsSMAKER.-
Home or day. VIII make alterations on
cloaks and costumes. plush garments
steamed. finest worker In seal garments.
will alter. redyr. remodel. enlarge sleeves /.
make into capas. collarettes and jackets.
GREIG i3i West 22d-at.
COrTrRfERE FRANCHISE and ladies'
tailor. latest models for winter costumes.
cnpes and wraps. last seasons gowns re
modelled. short time. moderate prices /.
special styles for large ladies. Nine. AN
DERSON. 23S 6th-ave.. formerly with
Stern Bros
NINE ANTOrNETTE ~ West i2sthst..
eouturiere francase. elegant waists ana
gowns for evening wear. moderate prices.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
Mr.. WESTON'S RHOt II "lLh.

Edward Pavson Weston will start tomorrow al
10 D. m i'm the Ice Skating Palace. one-huh"feu-
and-seventh-st and Lexington on ms twenty
four-hour walk in which time he Will Try 10 cover
ll2 miles He is now ffty-scven years oiu. Dut w W.
lieves that he can repeat his feat OF ISL whch at
fracted much attention
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
nEcoRpED MORTGAGEs.

Awqea Carrie and ,s Gree E. 10 %, FSri"Ss csa%Sn.
Batenweser Joseph H. Martin Burke. No ''' 5000
paiscSnn hun AdcIph. and wife to Lambert suydam 30
nros. latss csai i'o ond d ws Si S s'nIaH
corner Southern Bogls,ard yer and aSa reso ct
caTA a trustees sieiss . "aa a5tSsi Mt 80 T Of
cianitcn. ySa1' william A. to Marie Jacobson No oooo
cais6r WI cSae TO- the Tile Guarantee and
Company. Nos aos and 40 cherry-s > yeaTs ~. """
'0hns fnsarsacc Ssmpany Of Se~YoFk 0o'hs soooo
pl%Ick' % Sofemah Ss " jr 70 the Greenwich savings
an M ~ xS Wa ,l anS s wes; Broadwsy
same sane 30 BIO resnwicn-s y.,srd,n ysar 1000
sane ave- % 'ii %ssuaf 10 oacSsra o wa Drive
pr,yi9s Jpas as, ana W NIX ayc 10 Son 2soo
" ., - %.n " ~ s,a,,on st = yesrs........ 2sO0O
Same 70 same 7th~s 80 It W Of ls'-ave -, ooo
pfcyyss. yas'' Julius. to the Grari life
ANNUITY and Trust Company w,r6s Of Phisdf,Pmi1 ppwn
%s"; ;si e, & 'S;s S
Improvement Company 5 Mlnf9rd Place lot 40
sane and and Alfred f:ricson husband, Ida ,ooo
Murphy. sam" property. years - a. ''"
f'fens: eo:us 'f chare6. New yioi York No
Same and husband to Max Korn. property ,os,
rasnr aen"',n shsrcs and wife 10 Henry Fisher
icith-st 100 It of AmsieriaTcave demand, -o''"'
Richard
of Amsterdam ave- year ''''V
Forbes Mary. to Augustus iiemenway, 1918,
st. ana 2,5 n OF 9th ave, year mort :, o,o
Coidifg Catherine. % Frederic Middlebrook.
a2d-st lot 423 map lands OF 9 Moore, ona
Graves n. Title Guarantee ana Trust ooo
Co,nnany. No ~ East 55ih-s year -: ''o"
Crlnths Ilewellyn I. and wife To George "a ooo
DAYTON ; s 52d-st. i33 n W OF 5th ave. year io'"V
Uebe Mary TO John II Metz.er valentine ,oo
ave. 34i Il s OF lsoth ct. > years ~"
Hunt, William H. and wife TO Lewis Goebe .oo
Cooper st. ~ Academy 81, nonths wv
Uendrick Sarah II. william II Lane. No - oo
Knarys Robert l.. Frederic j Miiebrook ~,
$ osh st. iG1 II . OF Lexington ave. j wears e"o
Low samuel ia, and ~ VIE 70 H., we. 2 81 Years 10000
Iowenherg Rosa md james. to JACOB Noog aHa
wife -. 100 n " OK 3i-hve ueas>' .oo
Low Esther husband 20 Moritk ii Roseif- ,>o
stein No East nth II. o years. i''o"
Nag,iir. Denis . James Mcguire ana MARY
Masrrc. " Bathgnte ave or Ilikap"'h T'"'"' soo
ioo n n OF is7th-st year. i>V
M--~insef Noe,c ,co :; a. q, 4h ST. years Io0OJ
Moore Jams u. TO Sarah J li"nnarh, guaIIhn
Of clarence W. william Ut and iatol' IL .ruS .o.o
iOth ave ani bsi 81 : yesis ~"
v1f~anv riward !. and wife and another 10 Eni
grnut Industrial Sav ng- Banh n '-h 81 Id c.,n
of 20 ave- year '''''
u|Nau,rl Esther t. Julia VI t'rl-D"l, = III
,erNalr- ave lt1.11 II " ~ FOX 81 . var ~"
~ ~. 4 and " Merton T. William II Nc on,
~ III West iI2,h--t. .......... lOo
rs,,efs,n Ella j. ard husband 10 L'dia OAK
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

lev No =, 8, owen Place. 200 # Of White sooc
Plains Road yea'1r a r,tl. Guarantee and Trust
P1.ger Christian: Eawrence-s 1856 10 It Of .ooc
RdSarsn iotnaye John year and wife to Laura white
Reid Charles H. Eureka Cooperative, ssvnS s
and Loan Association" No 's' East iao't-s' IN" 1900
SANE To- Anna Nolan. same property. year '"'
another executors. etc. No Jones-st. years '"""
Stripped Henry AMI Louisa to George Ehret. aOM
smitb Frank L. 70 MARY King. corner 40 ,oc
Boulevard or Public Drive ana ndri o,st-s', or nrve
Same to to- same n corner bou'e'a'u =. o. 500
sayies solomon. and wife 10 Clara Ryder Nc 1000
sane 't to ' s,sa Doctor etc. same ,o,,
sfar Best same property 122as
same to Alfred Burrows. Nos i4O and i42 9th eoo
Yea" years corack some property years 5000
Same to William Wooley. same property I'M
years ,o ronerty years 4OOG
same 70 Isoos ,,anhii, same nronerty wears 4OO
same to Hardy Rodman. same property. years. iV""
Same Max Hamburger. same property % NM
Same to John Haoran. property. years s"G "
Same TO somaS % pasaGn ns @hsrond snms S clara
Chase. No 81 Madson-ave * years ,,. 4""
Non on, HSis Wa. r rIson :, "' q vsars ..'... 1900
Wesbecker Charles to Gertrude J. s Sills. es o.u,
Kingsbrdre Road '6' II OF 1,eth-ss; = ua years -'
Same to same 1sOth-st s s. 100 n " OF Wahs- ooo
Same to SANE. ii,h-ave so II n ot i7ath uoo
Same an to same isls-si. 1870 It OF Audubon ,m
wenschansk. Israel. and wife to Kaibarina Koch.
icith-s; 2t3.4 II OF Sd-svs > years ,; Do"
Wilcox frankn A. and ,,rDn vic TO frder,G red ma
war y,,r Nsiaor;h 10 the Msr;pcii,an Lie insur
ancc 90. corner Boulevard and ssth-s'. ,oo M.
S ysa5s soobi; 70 abraham Van santvoord
referee 100 and iOi. referees map OF sale, o-<
years '"''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED \ MAIL ORDER BtslNEsS.
Address. giving full particulars. q. l..
W, care Carrier No i2. Springfield. ohio
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

The mileage medals Of the Bushwick Wheelmcn
viii he presented at an entertainment which will be
given In the clubhouse. No. Sal Lexngton-ave..
BROOKLYN on Saturday evening. A special medal will
also be given 10 the member who participated In the
largest number Of the clubs runs In the season.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Hugh Mclaughlin Furgueson, son OF the late su
pervisor Cornelius Furgueson Of New-Ctrechi. ma
entered his name among the contestants In the 81
davs' race which will be held in Chicago In Febru
Sry
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

The diamond race meet OF the South Brooklyn
vbeelmen and Company G. 18th Regiment. which
viii take place on the night of January 49, is attract
ing much attention and the list OF entries IS ALREADY
ants Tor practice and will be kept open until the
night OF the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
Ciin 6cicIs.

BR[gWWWRT -DOWg[E,
FIFTH AVENUE AND EIGHTH ST.
Redecorated and steam heat throughout the hotel
Apartments for permanent ard transient guesta
Rooms. 81 per day and upwards.
Dinner Table d'Hote. par excellence. $1.25.
CONCERT EVERY EVENING
NEW PUBLIC RESTAURANT
CHARLES JAMES. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
nARGAINS.-Spe new. slightly used
pianos. $50 upward: instalments. rented.
exchanged CiiRlsTMAN. ~ East l3in-st.
BARGAlNs.-steck piano. $75: stclnway.
R0TU' IO5 Fast il,h-st. adjoining Stein
ways.
ORR SPECIAL for this month. new
cabinet grand upright pianos. all I'M
provements. s225 PAYABLE 81 monthly:
warranted five years TWAY PIANO CO..
s. 5th-ave. Tway's Musical Guest mailed
free.
PIANOS at great bargains. s25 up: install
mcnts: rent. exchanged. WALTERS 100
West a3s-af
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

Fur-lined Circulars, cloth and siIk cons,Iu .,,r,
handsomely lined and trimmed prices accoreSt"s tn;
TO quality and size. SO. SOD Sf S"D, ,, 60, Fand
nm siberian squirrel Mink. Royal Ermihe an"
cailn lined. c. c. Shayne e. Co.. West Ia 81:
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

ps,a,ne the Iong-dlsance rider left Bellevue Hos
cal Yesterday having fully recovered from his re-
cent trying ordeal in the six days race In Madison
souare Garden Previous to filing an engagement IN
Vsshinr,on Reading will give exhibitions IN riding
IN Troy for three nights He Is an ex-soidier and
In ma
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BOOKKEEPER WANTED with 81 Ooo -
$500. TO use on contract. safe profitable
snI pleasant extraordinary opportunity :.
fullest invest. CATION. BUSINESS. Tribune
once.
WANTED Inventors should write John
Wedderburn Co, Paien, tt,orneJs.
Washington. y. C.. for their $l.Oo pre-
MUM. monthly contest open to Them upon
application.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24


WORK WANTED.
Female.
A REFINED BUSINESS WOMAN. going
20 England In January. desires commits
sion OF trust or care OF Invalid or children
In return for passage. highest testimonials.
D.. 81 Bible House.
COMPANION. By cultured lady. as com
panion to lady: would be willing TO
travel: can give very hest OF references
Address EDITH SHERIDAN. General De-
livery. Postoffice. syracuse. n. Y.
GovERNEss.- French visiting governess
wishes new engagement home or out:
experienced: patient native LADY, hlghes,
CITY testimonials. Call afternoons. isi
West 35th-st.. near Broadway.
LIVING ROOMS WANTED by first class
dressmaker: services for part rent. REF
ERENCE. Box %. 5o+ 3d-ave.
sTENoGRAPHERs. typewritcrs. trained
nurses. housekeepers. general housework
and cooks. with best references. WORK
ING woMEN's HOME. 81 East i0th-st.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No. i242 Broadway "a door north
OF 3isi-st.. until y o'clock p. n.: edver-
tisements received az the following branch
Offices at regular ofice rates until 8 o'clcck
p.' m. viz: cS+ sth-ave.. 4. e. cor. 23.-
ST.: i52 dth-ave,. cor. l2th-st. Macy's.
6th-ave and l4th-s,.; i42 Columbus ave.
near West 66:h-st.: 100 West 42d-st.. near
6th-ave.: 02 East i+th-s,. 257 West ed
st. between 7th and 9Th aves. 1850 East
nth sts.; i.026 sd-ave.. near 6ist-st.; 1.7O8
is,-ave.. near seth-st.: ESQ sd-ave.. near
list-st. 654 3d-ave.: 325 Bleecksr-st.:
2.9Os 3d-ave.; 240 East 70th-r.; 1,e2i "a
ave: 1862 3d-sve. o. Amsterdam-ave.;
l02 West I2d-st. 148 East i8th-st. 206
East 4sth-st.; $50 Qth-ave.: 65i eth-ave.;
LISP Sd-ave.. near 67th-st.: 1N East 66th-
Ell t.620 Broadway; l,68a 3d-avs..
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

1T00[E mAMWW[ER9
8 E. CORNER OF 5TH AVE- AND 18TH ST.
high class family hotel with established repua-
tioh. Apartments OF paror. one more bedrooms and
hath Furnished o. unfurnshed. with private service
E.w. EAGER MANAGER
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A NEW HOME,- Elderly people and 9TH
ers. 81 weekly. circulars nj l4S 81.
Ann's-aNc.
4 WEST 33D-ST One double aad one sin
gle room. desirable for gentlemen. refer
ences Exchanged.
63D-ST.. 81 WEST. Very desirable sec
ond-stoJy front room. all convenIences: :
superior table: moderate. references.
iiTH-ST.. l2i WEST.-Doard in n South
ern family; references exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
MORRfsTOWN.- Rare chance 10 buy at Q
bargain an elegant suburban residence.
with 10 acres. house Is rooms. all modern
convenlences. location unsurpassed for
healthfulness and beauty.
j. HENRY JOHNSON & co.
Morristown. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
EXTRA LARGE. heated room. with dress
Ing room: two gentlemen. s.: private
American family. 23s West 135th-st.
ATH-ST.. 235 WEST. near broadway.
Square room. second floor: hail room,
third noor: large closets: excellent neigh
borhood; reasonable
e42 6TH-AvE.. Uop noor). newly
furnished rooms: also. large front room
Cor light housekeeping.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.

srARBrcK on HIS WAY TO EUROPE "hEHE hh'
WILL PROBABLY RACE.
Frank Starbuck. the fast American cycNs., WIN ~.
"s ..ror,, Linton IN ten-mile race at the recent
go, IN Madison Sauare Garden. has sailed for
rurone. He was married short time ago to an ac'
compllshed young woman. and he said that his VISIT
abroad was to be simply honeymoon in sI,p ,bs y Is
sWay and ne IL capable of sustaining the reputauon
of American wheelmen In this respect SiarouGK Si
was sbroad once before. but was only nodeIately
successful He was poorly managed ana couio moi
ride as fast he can now.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24

APARTMENTS TO LET.
Eurrishcd.
FURNISHED APARTMENT 10 let for
winter; near North Washington Square
three bedrooms, large connecting drawing
room and dining-room. kitchen. etc; all
light. Address j. A. O.. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-24
WORK WANTED.

0ENCY-Mon,cair real estate all kinds sale and rent.
"A CLARENCE B. TUBBS. Beekman st.. New-York.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-24
Cotton Markets:

New York. Nov. 23.-Cotton-Duli;
middling gulf, rs; middling. 7M: net re-
ceipts, 1909 bales; gross, 1912 bales; ex-
ports TO Great Britain. 1850; 10 France
$50 bales; to the Continent, 1868 bales:
forwarded, 1871 bales; sales, LAOS; spin
ners. &c bales; stock. actual. 21S.T00 bales.
Total to- day: Net receipts, Il ,049 bales !;
exports to Great Britain, 1891 bales: TO
France. $50 bales: to the Continent. H.
9l2 bales; 80 the channel, none; stock,
l,l1S.dSt bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
1874 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
55.@29 bales; to France, 1915 bales: 10
the Continent, 2S,1S9 bales; to the chan
mel. none.
New York. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
I.3l; December, 7.3S; January, 7.47; Feb
ruary. 7.54; March. go; April. 7.64; May,
sIG9; June. 7.12: July. TIC; August, us.
Liverpool. Nov 22.-l2:3 p. m.-Amer-
lean m!adl!ng, 47sd.; sales, 10000 bales:
American. 9.i00 bales; speculation and
all American. Futures opened quiet;
demand moderate.
Liverpool. Nov. 23.--12:45 p. m.-Spot
grades. 1-32d., lower; American midding
fair, 2l-32d.; good middllng, 4 13-32d.:
ordinary. 4 l5-1Gd.
closed quiet. hut steady At the decline;
November, 4 l5-64@i l6-G4d., buyer; No
vembcr and December, 1l-6iG4 12-G4d. ::
value: December and January. 9-6id. ::
January and February, 4 S-64d.. seller:
February and March. 7-G4G4 S-6id. ::
March and April. It'd; April and
May. Sold: May and June, 4 Slid.
June and July. 4 S-64@4 9-64d.; July and
August. Slid, sellers.
New Orleans, Nov. 23.-Cotton-Fu-
tures steady: sales, $4,000 bales: Novem-
her. =; December, 7.04: January, III:
February, 7.2a; March. 1873; April, 7.2S;
May, I.43; June, 7.47
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-24
MOVEMENTS ERRATIC.
Speculation Was Without a Decisive Tone,
Being Under Control Of Room Traders.
LOW PRICES FOR AMERICAN SECURITIES
Sufficient Buy ing Orders Were Placed
I'm Various Paris or the List to
Bring About u Slight Rise Mt the
start--The Improvement, How.
ever, WINS Short Lived.

New York, Nov. 23.-Thc week opened
with rather dull and embarrassing
condition of affairs at the Stock EX-
change. The movements were extremely
erratic throughout the session, and spec
ulatton was without a decisive Tone be-
ing under complete control of the room
traders. The early cables from London
reporting lower quotations for American
securities there, and an advance in the
posted rates of sterling exchange, oc-
casioned disappointment. but the bulls
Immediately took measures 10 cour.er-
act these influences. Sufficient buying
orders were placed in various parts of
the list TO bring about rise of Is@5s
per cent right at the start. The improve
ment, however, was short lived. owing
to the unfavorabic character Of the Oc-
tober statement Of the Chicago and
second advance in posted rates. The
leading stocks yielded \. to ia per cent.
with the Changers in the lead. The eX-
pectation of continued light earnings by
those roads was mainly responsible for
the weakness. ST. Paul fell from 1914
to rs. Rock Island from TOSS TO 69l4, Bur
lington from 1913 TO TS7s. Sugar from
117N to 1167s. Manhattan from 37A TO
95M, Leather preferred from G6h to Co,
and Chicago Gas from 1865 TO 15iA. The
losses in the other prominon. shares
were merely fractional In the late
trading Sugar was run up 10 ll15&. Net
changes show advances OF lsG5s Per
cent. Total sales were 1862 shares, in
Guiding 2G,100 ST. Paul, 1900 Sugar, and
$4,000 Burlington.
The bond market was generally lower.
The sales footed up S1.4ls,o00
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-24
Notice 10 Mariners.

The electric buoys marking the sides
OF Gedney and Baysdc Range Cut
channels, entrance to New York Lower
BAY, were. with exception of L. :, re-
iighted on November H. 1896. Until
+ can be repaired a lantern showing a
iNea white light Will be suspended from
this buoy.
Masters ana pilots Of vessels are
again requested % avoid collision with
me electric buoy.. Damage To on.. buoy
disab!"s The whole system and the cleo
tric lighting of the channel may IN con-
sequence be suspended for several days
Notice is hereby given by the Light
mouse Board thar on November l4th,
1870. the fixed white tubular lantern
light on the Buil Bay Oyster Company's
wharf. Buii Bay, was permanently dis
continued. THIS notice affects the lis,
or lights and fog signals. Atlantic and
Gulf coasts.
The Scotland liGht-vessel Relief. No
10, sustained collision on the 2Oth in
slant. and her forward lantern was dis
ab!ed. TWO red signal lanterns have
been substituted for it, and will he re-
tanned until the regular vessel. No. :.
Is returned to her station on the 30th in
slant. The signal lanterns are places
Continued on Eighth Paee).'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-24

Chicago. Nov. 23-Thc deviou: nuctu-
ations of wheat We're many and pu2-
cling to-day. There were as many weak
periods as strong ones during the ses-
sion but eventually the latter carried
the day. and p.ices closed higher. Mon.
days 'iat: teal news. which Is more
plentiful than that of any day in the
week. was as rule unfavorablc to
better prices, hu; there was a grea: deal
of shor, wheat 10 be covered and there
were crop repor;a of Il disc1uaacing
character from Argentine. !, was The
lattcr which received the credit Of cau4-
Ing the final advance IL h" session
Corn attracted Scant attention. Low
prices deier'c ed sellers and The big sup
plies menaced buyers. Whca: changes
kept prices Of corn moving slightly
through The sympathy existing, but
there wa no independent action
Oats were dull. and ny taking !nsp::a-
tion from wheat w.ie fairly steady
Provisons-A iitmsf ;-n" existed and
some advance in p'.cas wSs achieved in
the prcV.= ION magk=i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-24

steady; winter wheat, low grades. 81 %
Q3.2o; do. fair to fancy. So 2a6,i .5;s do.
patents. $450@4.9O: Minnesota clear.
S3.40Ql. 10: patents. $3.S5mi.S5; low ex-
tras, 81 eo@;325; Southern flour dull and
steady common 10 fair extra. s2.S56r
s.45; good to choice. $3.I5m2.60.
Wheat-Dull and firmc!; i. O. b. e5c
ungraded red, S3lr95c.; options were
moderately active and closed firm at
2!sQ 2Ssc. advance: No. red November,
SEC; December, S6c.: May, SGHc.
CorH.-Spots dull and Hrmer; No. ..
2sAQ29Rc.. in elevator; a0M @3Olsc.,
anoat: options were dull and firm. at
Ba"Sc. advances: November, 29sac.: De-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-24
WESTWARD.

Daily except Sunday. Other time daily.
No. l.-Norfoik 10 Cincinnati and Louis
mond, and Pullman Sleeping cars from
Richmond for Cincinnati, Louisville ana ST
Louis. Meals served on Dining Cars west
of Gordonsvihc.
No. 3-Norfolk to Cincinnati and Louis
Vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars for
Cincinnati and Louisville Meals served
on Dining Cars west OF Gordonsvi!lc
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily
- % noon and y. IN.
For further in formation apply to
X. 7. BROOKE j.. Passenger Agent
c. and q. Ticket Office. CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel
JOHN d. POTTS.
Asst. General Passenger Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-24
Baltimore lIark et-

Baltimore. Nov. 23-Flour dull and
steady; winter wheat patent. $40;
spring do, si.6Jdf4.90; spring wheat.
straight, S4.40@4.65.
Wheat-Inactive and firmer spot and
November. sac, bid; May. SIC, bid;
Southern by sample, SSQS9c.; do. on
grade. S5aGS9kc.
Corn--Firmer; spo.. November. and
new or old. November or December, 2SA
2SaSc.: January, 2sk@2SAc.; steamer
mixed "6fG2GAc.; Southern white, esq
29c.; do. yellow, 22I2Sc.
Oats-Quiet and steady; No. 2 mixed
22iaM23c.
Rye-Firm; No. .. near by, 4l@42c
No. Western, 43lac. bid.