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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-06-18

them down if we can but stretch our
eager hands one particle nearer to
the elusive Fortune dancing inst
ahead of us.
"A father is said TO have advised
his boy. My son, make money; if
you cannot make it honestly, make
1t anyhow That boys worst enemy
was the father who gave him life
we even hear ii llippantly said that
that the Golden Rule of the 10th
century is DO Others or they will
do YOU If we give n laughing ap-
proval to that sentiment we are
bhnd to the signs of the times You
young men whose blood is tinglinr.
like mine, for the moment when YOU
shall be up ard doing. YOU who
are preparing your minds and your
bodies for the strain to which
modern high.tcnsion life will sub.
lect them you whose heads will
scarce be touched with gray before
the year 1928, have you felt the pulse
oi this present.day world? 1t will
tell you that tho heart is beating
steadier aud trper zach day, outer
indications to the contrary. ~ mes
sage is Success is no longer reck
oned by the accumulation of woaltL.
but by the scattering OF ieods. The
life lived for self is not lived at all.
Thinking for others, suffering for
others, working for others are and
must be foreyermore tho supreme
forces within the man who is in
touch with the spirit of the age"
The dawn of the twentieth cen
tury is almost upon us. Tho eastern
sky is already rosy with its coming.
by what moral standard will the
world welcome it &! BY the standard
set up i'll the first. All the accom-.
pishments of all the master minds
that have blessed our planet all the
conquest OF earth and air and sea;
s7 peaccumulated pr sras ofnine.
teeL centuries; all the tremendous
advancement OF the last of them
have not led us away from, nor back
to but up to the teachings of the
first, DO unto others as you would
that they should do unto you" That
is success that is life. If you pile
up your millions they will drop from
your nerveless hand, if you take
pride in your houses built out of
wronged laborers, your soul will
pass out of them naked, if you keep
your eyes intent on the raking of
muck heaps, they will become blind
to the true glories of life but if you
neglect all these that erroneous
thought has called worthy aud live
instead II life of goodwill towards
man, benevolence, your name will
be treasured though your body be
resolved into dust.
Station d., New York.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-06-18
NDtice for Kids.

Bids for the Boarding House at
the United Evangelical Camp OF
Middleburgh, Port Treverton, Nc
Cure, Lewistown and New Berlin
charges to be held two miles west of
Middleburgh, will be received by II.
G. Bowersox, Secretary of the Com
mittee, on or before 10 o'clock a. IN.
June 25th 1896. All bids must be in
writing and sealed. The committee
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. For further information ad-
dress, r. G. BowERsox,
Paxtonyille, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-06-18

The Miillinburg Times says
wednesday morning we were de-
lighted by the sight of "A portrait of
our old friend, L. J. Smith, of Mid
dleburgh, deceased. The picture is
perfect likeness of Mr.. Smith and
was made from a photograph, by
the National Copying Co., G.. G.
Dreishach, agent. The National
Copying Co, has been Z JlJJ bust
S"r a"s' for '.'i thirty. WUIrULl5r.t
it did when hung up thirty yCars
ago. Persons having pictures that
they want enlarged should see Mr..
Dreisbach's samples.
The daily edition of the .Susgue-
hanna Journdi appeared first on
Monday issued by tho Students
Publishing Association of Susque-
hanna University and printed from
the Selinsgrove Times Office. Mon
days edition contains n Historical
Sketch of Susquehanna University,
biographies OF DR.. Benjamin Kurt,
the founder OF the institution, DR..
Henry IeiGler, once superintendent,
DR.. j. r. Dimm, the president with
portraits of each aud n biography of
DIR. Peter Born, for many years
superintendent and now the first
Theological professor. 1t contains
also the Baccalaureate sermon de-
livered by Rev. NJ. 5. Clessman, A.
NJ, of Lewistown on Sunday mo rn-
ing. The daily is IA new venture and
deserves abundant { success.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-06-18
The Democrats of Juniata county

The Democrats of Juniata county
on Saturday made the following
nominations: j. N. Keller was de-
clared the candidate for Legisla-
ture, G. b. Crawford for District
Attorney. j. G. Conn for prothono-
tary, j. L. Weiser and William
Swartz for associate judges, William
Puffenberger and ID. d. Rhinesmith,
County Commissioners, w. w.
Dimm and A. G. Harris for county
auditors, and s. A. Tyson, county
chairman.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-06-18

A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work, is
always obtained at Soles' Barber
Shop, in Wittenmyer's Building, OPP
posite Post Office. Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg
y hampoo for sale. A. T.. SoLEs.
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WEEKS RECORD.
Mirror Of Events ViWdly Portrayed
ID fully Descdbed---GraphIc Ac-
counts Of Social, Business and
Legal Circles.
,s,snehe of Floating Population
waited Here for the Bcncnt OF
of Readers who Rend
Tbe.e Columns Every week.

|These sotu""S "'Vy "'
10. Meyer has a new advertise
| t in this paper.
| |G. Seller of Selinsgrove was at
bounty seat Sunday.
cob Seebold of New Berlin was
/ ir capital on Monday.
komas Martin of Middleswarth
| |a caller at this office Monday.
5k,as,yr Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
|ot taks eny other. Sold by all
Fsists.
is RcS SNchoch of Swineford
gone to- ~ York to visit her
her Lank?.
brtifv yourself for the diseases
liar tc warm weather, by TAX
Myers Sarsaparilla.
&W. Wagner Of Lewisburg and
pt Bucher of Harrisburg spent
BAY at Snyder's county seat.
SIS Tallie Guyer of East Salem
ln town Monday on her way to
New Berlin Commencement.
sn r. Kreeger rode his wheel to
rsburg Saturday and spent
Day down by the Susquehanna.
". Frederick Bower pleased his
friends Sunday morning by
thing one of his sensible SER
- -~--~--'' >---.-----.
lyid Coleman and wife of Bea-
Pwn enjoyed the hospitality of
ton Erdley and family over
lay.
pin in Perry county, is to have
ekly newspaper styled the "In-
ndent." III II. Spangler will be
fditor.
". D. d. Buddinger on Mon
wen, to Annville to attend the
ommencement of Lebanon Val
ollege.
e Masonic Lodge of Selinsgrove
meet next Tuesday evening. No
d meetings will be held in July
August.
win Charles of Port Treverton
i Middleburg over Sunday and
lated freely among the fair sex
town.
E Snyder County Medical So.
met at Selinsgrove OH Tuesday
week. The next meeting will
ld at Adamsburg.
Mt. Carmel Item says: Miss
pa NJ. Snyder of Port Trever-
Tas the guest of Miss Carrie
Felberger this week.
luel Bingaman of this place
is pension increased through G..
png' attorney of Selinsgrove,
P few months time.
Freeburg Musical College
z closed last Thursday even.
rot, Paul Billhardt will spend
cation in Middleburgh.
WANTED will pay 8 per
annually for a loan of 5000 for
od of five year.
W. ID. KNEPP, Troxelville, Pa.
SGLEs For SALE.--F. H. Maur-
W Berlin, is making special
on Shingles. See ad. in an
column. If
annual examinations by the
BOARD OF Examiners will be-
the Bloomsbury State Nor
'nool Wednesday, June "a, 8
National Educator of Allen.
Rst week published the por-
10 sketch of our county
tendent, Prof. +. G. Bower
hilbert has returned from
and Marshall College, Ian.
md will spend his summer
with his parents at this
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FREE AS THE AIR.--100 bushels po-
tatoes given away. bring your bag
and have it filed at
RUSKLE & Walters.
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Cotton AInrkets.

New York. Oct. 23.-Cotton dull: mid
LINZ sn nj Sac; middling. Sc; Net re
warded. i ,O4s bales: sales, 3niG bales: spin-
ners. ID bales: stock, Ia. $50 bales. 'p'''
Total to-day: Net receipts 5l,oi2 bales
exports to Great Britain. 2i.574 bales: to
France. G,6i5 bales: TO continent, Ii. 5O3
bales: stock. 1,037.2l3 bales.
Total so lar this week: Net receipts,
3al1is bales; exports to Great Britain, l7l.-
linent. i02, ms bales
Total since September /: Net receipts,
l:sso.l6' bales: exports to Great Britain,
continent. 3S9.127 bales.
New York. Oct. 23-Cotton futures closed
very steady; sales: li3,3oo bales. October.
nary. S.02: February. sos: March. S.l3:
April. SLY: May. see: June, SIS: July, S2S.
Liverpool. Oct. 2a.-l2:SO D. m.-Gotton,
American, 300 bales: speculation and ex-
port, 900 bales receipts, 2l,0o0 bales: Amer
lean. $3.50 bales. Futures opened steady
Liverpool. Oct. 23.-12:4a p. m.-Amercan
good middlins. l-32d higher; other spot
GRADES unchanged: American middling
ding. l5-3?d,; low middlinG. i5-l6d.; good
ordinary. I'D: ordinary. l-l6d.
liverpool oct; s@,i p, m;-October.
! lT-Gid. buyer: November and December.
!3-6iIi li-6id. buyer: December and
January. l2-6iGt4 l3-6id. buyer; January
and March,. l2-Gld, buSeT F'' March p'u and
April, 4 l2-6id. buyer: April and May, 4 iS-
Gi'i. buyer: May and June, la-tiiHi l4-Gid.
buyer: June and July. li-Giq4 l5-G4d.
Futures closed steady.
New Orleans, Oct. @-Cotton futures
market barely steady: sales. 50.2oO bales.
75I: January. 76l; February, TTi: March,
;.S': April, I.SS; May. 7.94.
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no EXTRA FARE ON ANY TRAIN.

No. ho3.-"The atlanta Special" leaves
Norfolk, vin Ferry, DAILY, ut II. 10 pm.
Leaves rortsmouti,,I DAILY, at I..OI night,
Tor SUFFOLK Franklin, Boykin, Weldon, Iicn,ior.
son. Carr. Durham daily, except Sunday Raleigh
Southern Pines, Wadcshoro. Monroe, Charlotte,
Chester, Clinton. Greenwood, Ahhcviilc, Elberirr,
Athens. Atlanta, Augusta, Macon. Nashville
Memphis. Texas. California tvia Memphis) SOLD
Limited Train, with Pullman Buffet Siccpcrs aus!
Erst.bulcd Coaches.
No. HI-."The S. A. T.. Express" leaves
Norfolit, daily, ut 0.05 AIN. Leaves Ports
mouth, daily, nt9. t5a.m.. for all above points
and Pon1leton, Mnrirecsboro, Lewiston. and :.ii
Atlautic Coast Limo points, via W eldon. AlGo ivr
Mont somory, Mobile. New Orleans, Texas. nd
MoSico tyia New OrieaGsj. Also CONJECTURE ~
ttanalin MondaIs' Wednesdays ard Fridays, 10.
landings oil tho liiaCkwa;cr rivor.
No. 402.-Arrivc Portsmouth daily 40 am.
No. 35.-Arrivc Fort snouth daily 80 III.
For tickets, baggage checks, s!ecping Cur rcscs.
vations. etc. apply 10
!! W. Dr"nn. ar ra>r Ari., ~ Gain ST.. Norfolk, Va.
Gee. ucf. ia,'r. lrat. rE>>r kyt., Per.uo.th. Su.
!" v. H. Williams, Ticket tr. als Nith St. rort.muutb We
y. ST. JOHN. Vice President and eeuCrni Manner.
" = ar nEL GcnrrRl Superintendent. Port. mouth, We.
II. VI. ". GLOVER, T. J.. ASnEi,sUS.
Traffic n"HSser. Geaerai r,"r AZ,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
THE BULLS FIELD DAY
The Existence Of Latent Short Interest
Afforded Them Material Kid.
DEALINGS WERE MAINLY PROFESSIONAL
sugnr Was Prominent Card and
Jumped rrOIm = l.2 TO III I.e-In
the Case OF the Erangers ANA Othcr
I'rominrnt issues the Highest
Fisure WeIe Recorded by Midday

New York. Oct. 2S.-Thc bulls had an
vther field day ut the Stock Exchange.
W nile the dealings We're again mainly pro-
leSsional the commission houses reported
the receipt OF moderate amount Of or
uers for outside account. The existence
material aid In their operations. Tie rise
IN Sterling Exchange did not check the
upward movement. which continued To
make progress until Il late hour. Chicago
Cas- was the real leader and rose rs to
u Oh bc.Sk purchases.
The movement was based OH reports thai
N, political situation in Illinois; tx more
fSNoI able for the property. and that the
insiders havr already taken the prelimi-
nary steps looking TO the disbursement of
lie surplus FUNDS In the Treasury ana
which iiivr been withheld from the storK-
holders by prolonged litigation Sugar
~tS another prominent card and jumped
~. IL i!.i.. II was said on good authority
that two big shorts Were frightened into
covering. Manhattan moved up IL, to gaa,
and the remainder of the list Improved
anywhere from u 10 rs per cent In the
case of the tranvcrs and other urolni-
nent issues The highest figures Of the day
We're generally recorded by midday Late
IN The afternoon under extensive rpali:a-
TONS anu the withdrawal Of $l.:nO. UjO gold
from the Suh-'ircusury in exchange Tor
legal notes 10y l.aidluw " Go. Il reaction Of
t, 20 per Gem. rnSur,l Speculation iefi
al! mn! in tone. Net changes SHOW gains
OF '4n%a4 per cent. III. Indus rial. lead
ins. I'm The Slteca!ticS Metropolitan Tr;tc-
non rose - -. ANA Minnesota Iron TO
~. IN total sales we're .23,S35 shares. in
Guiding i3.3EO Sugar. loo Chicago GAS
a'.V5y louisville and Nashville ami 20. 5ni
81. Paul.
Railway ana miscellaneous bonds were
strong and h!rher. III" total sales were
Si,i93.vT,
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live S,nch NInrket.

Market-Ouict and duh; Butchers
Cattle: Extra fat, smooth steers, 2Iam
4c.. common to fair cattle, 3dI3lac.: com
mon rough cattle. 2iaM3Lc; heifers. ia,
and smooth. &c: heifers, common, 2Isc.
cows. fat and smooth, 2la@3Hc.; COWS
common and rough, 2M2Ac.; bulls. "a
2lbc.: milch cows. common, Sl0.0OmaO 90
milch cows. good, S20.00G35. 90; good or
dered oxen. 2la@3c.; common rough
oxen. 2M2Ac.; hcretics and scalawags
lh@2c.: good corn-fed hogs, live, ga
3lpc.: gross. common to fair hogs, live
c.: gross. light. pigs, 3lac Hogs in
better demand.
Good lambs. 3Malac.; poor lambs, un.
salahie and not wanted; butchers
sheep. fat. 2A@314c; poor sheep. no,
wanted al any price.
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Now York AIurI,ni.

, SsM York. Oct. 23.-Flour quiet. buyers
huiuins on and prices easy: winter wheat
. aow grades, $2.2c0SSJ fair to fancy, s. eiIi
~ ~: 10; patents. S}.i0G%.1j minnesota
80 SS- ;G;.a: patents. $il0u5oo. low rX-
Mhtat, Quiet ANA iirmcr. with options:
u,israned red, 72msic. Options were active
au "Aci'ed and very Irregular. advancing
IIs oentM on frrc foreign buying. better
", Mest ana local covering. declining l,sn
Is cents on local realizing ralIvinr MA
~ cents with the West ana local cover
.af;,. te"ot''s ~ = cents and closing I'M
ssctticu ny 2fsI:]i cents over YESTERDAY
is@sc.: Decembcr. solsc: May, safe.
Corm-Dull ana nrincr: No. >. Slc eleya-
LOT &c. aHoat. Options were moderately
ACTIVE ana iirin al lhnIl.c. advance. Octo-
per T So1s f,;u December. 32c.: May Si7.c
Octoher, &c December. oii4c.: Nav, aG5.c.
spot No. 25c.; No. white. Me: mixed
..a Bsei Icc .r,H and nnclangei Beef hams
city extra India mess, si0 5Gai.s6 '"'e' >
., Sni nice '!,,irt' pickied bellies. SIC. :
Iard-Quiet ana firm: city. $40
Pork-F'irm and quiet: new mess. s.60fs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
{ hica.o Markets..

chicago. Oct. .. Wheat to-day recover
eo from yesterdays panic prices THIS
VAS 1" i certain extent brought about NV
str@nrth in the market at l.ivcrpool Many
VINO Went short Of the market finding tho
prospects Of u recovery bright, coVer"d
freely Generally Nlrakrg there was :,
healthier sentiment all around Closing
continental cables were lower. Th4 great
50 strength VA, n"l,d near the close. a
i.ruit 81 anetN"r rat%o sold for shipment
20 Calcutta helping prices materially
i'eG'lnh.r whe4; &" 'u,d from - 10 10:
go" h%tW'rh ~ ara i&i.c., closing at
~ -. -. GENTS h.gh,r than Yesterday
ASH WHEAT w%s arm aud cents higher
'Trn--'orn rVurd rslicf from Weakness
~ t!r improved tor" OF wheat nnsincss
"a not show any particular activity. trad
- 'on'"ntinS themselves with scalpins on
itr HuCiGa,iahs catuseG ny wheat changes
corn +
= Provisions it:d The anl motive of
lhHhrr hog amt SttcE- ;.tuin markets
- advancing. The ;rdding was IN an
inactive condition most OF The scs sion Al
-" "ioHr i"AuitE phri was lai, cents
hrI ':amu.'Iy lard and ribs each cents
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rHAyEEEm"G GUIDE.
Esa 0LDD0A|N0N STEAMSHIP
SiSaS lOApHAY.
\ NOR NEW YORK
TItAyEEE,ss, GUIDE.

PASSENGER Sri.Aa ...... n4sOiAf.
I'D no sAi iam from Ea N s@n ANN pa 81 s, u
TPffffuo2RsDAYs AID SRIphYs ut 3 pa p M 4:
Comm unsurpassed 'es''
Fare, Including meals and state.
Fare. round trip. limited 10 thirty "
TSr tickets and reservation at s tsV
NSwpoE, News aveiy sEN Rs9P sye ,ssSs
a!TrfGE scE fhpInf ri "G s 2ga4Hna
Accomack, and Enola. .sailiiig daily. ex-
Scept Sunday. Leave Company's Wharf.
FoR OLD coINr-At $50 and 1915 o.
.sG IA + @ sI'I Bas Line wi wh ars
Norfolk, at 7:Go and 1850 a. M. and 4.ol
D. M. Bay line, i 20 a. m "a and 400 p. M M:
I FOR Wlswpo Or ne MHW Is AnNp SMITH.
= say Lie wharf at $40 p m. az daily lily
ra S;a safsS! H"% SsR WARE n1ynns
%arf HaS y E $s$ %5%rt fSsstffSS1h 81. a
Thnrsdays and Saturday. ate at c:su e a. S::
Portsmouth. 6:45 n. M; Bay Line. 1900
ron BACK. PooUosIN AND YORK
RlVERS-rouching ut Old Point--LeaVe
CompanYs wharf Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at 6:l5 q. m; Portsmouth G:3f
u: m: Bay Line wharf. Norfolk. at G:45 a.
FOR NANsEMoND RIVER ANr
y: m; connecting at Suffolk with s.. and
Freight for Mathews. Back, Pouuosin,
Ware. Severn. York and Nansemond
rivers must he prepaid.
Freight for Washington. N. C. and land.
inSs. ON Tar. Pamlco and PunEo rivers
received ~ and delivered from N. & 3.
=, Freight for Newbern. n. c.. received at
n: md 8. II. u. Depot.
Freight received daily except Sunday.
Al sohedulen subject to change WITH.
n n CROMWELL. Agent.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of Norfolk Dnd Portsmouth
October 23d. 1896.
ARRIVAL.

ARRIVALS
British stmr. Nala. Seabarne, New Or
leans to Manchester. to William Lamb
& Co. to coal
Schr. Clara Goodwin. Pinkham, to
william Lamb & Co.. for coal
Schr: c. w. Alcott. Johnson, New
York light.
Schr. Seth NJ. futile, Charnock, East
ern Shore. with 400 barrels sweet pota-
toes.
Barges Coal King. Corsica and y. &.
w l and 5. to William Lamb & Co,
for coal.
Tug w. f. Taylor, Tatem. Newport
News. with schooner Beswick. to load
coal for Ocracoke, n. G.
CLEARED
British stmp. Nala. Seabarne Man
chester, having coaled.
Schr. Clara a. Donnell, Brendige, Bos-
ton, with coal.
Barges g. C. Chapman. Antelope. and
David l. Tenney, Hoboken, with coal.
SAILED.
light.
Schr. Mary E. Graham, Medley, New
York. with lumber.
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Live stock

mand.
Choice heavy cattle 3ikQ4c.; common
10 ian cHttle. 3I3Eac: Eastern North
2lSc; heifers. Western. elRQ3,yc; bulls.
2M2loc.: fat cows. 2L4m3c; mich cows
good. per head. s20OOG 81. 90: cows. corn,
mon. Sloo0@2o.oO: butchers sheep. 2L
&c: sood corn-fed hogs. 3iS@3Ac.:
light pigs. 3iac. Hogs in better demand
for all weights. Lambs. best. 36
thc. per pound: common not wanted at
any price.
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baltimore NnrI,o,.

Baltimore i'm Der. g; Flour Dull ana
S3.s0u4.30: winter wheat patent 81 inn
- 40: spring, no.. Si.i5"i.io: spring straight.
.2Isn i"ac;: December. fSLu7Sipc.: steamer
No. red nisMIiAc.: Southern, by sam
PIE. n",6A4c: do. on grade. IahmTShc
-, 40 orh--2 quiet: spO, and October, '29HG
as; new or old. November or December,
40. itsc.; January. 3oEsM3QAsc.: steamer
mixed, 2,l.c.: Southern corn, 30u33c.
mixed. 2.fr2 2isc
" Rye-Weak; No, . nearby. 4lal2c; No. .
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Daily except Sunday. Other time daily.
No. Norfolk TO Cincinnati and l.oIis-
VILE daily. 'arlor car Old Point TO Rich
mond, and Pullman Sleeping cars from
Richmond for Cincinnati, Louisville and II
Louis Meals served on Dining Cars west
of Gordonsvillc.
No. !-Norfolk 10 Cincinnati and Louis.
vile daily. Pullman Sleeping Cars for
Cincinnati and Louisville. Meals sory,d
on Dining Cars west OF GordOnsvillc
Steamer Louise arrives at Norfolk daily
12:d5 noon and y. IN.
For further in formation apply 10
Il. r. BROOKE. PASSENGER Agent.
c. and O. Ticket Office, Ginnby stree,
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN ID. POTTS.
Asst General Passenger Agent
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Stnvc Market.

Market-For w. o. slaves the de-
mand seems 10 be largely in excess OF
receipts: Ia heavy pipes, prime, s95 Oc
culls. $4,000: heavy hogsheads. prime
$4,000: culls. S33.0U: prime Red oak hogs
heads $500 and dull; culls, $1,000; white
oak. light hoGsheads. prime. S5S.00; c,ills
$50 90: white oak. heading, prime. S53 100
culls. $4,000: white oak. pipe. $4,000: oulis
$1,000: white oak barrel, S3S.O0: culls
$500: white oak. octavcs, So 90; uulls
S11 90.
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rain.

PeaS-Dull: black-eye peas, new crop.
Sl.3o@l.50 per bag; black 4Oa45c. per
bushel; clay, 40c. per bushel
Southern White Corn. 33c.
29c.
Mill Feed-Market steady; bran, 81. OC
"a 1900: shipstuff or middling, s12; meal
white bolted, per 30 pounds. Acc
Michigan, Ohio. and Indiana, No J.
Timothy hay, new, $l400.
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southern Embellishments. 15c. OSLO
per bunch: oranges, Jamaica's. 1926:
cosoanuis. $3.50 per bag of 100; lemons.
S2.Ib: cabbage. Sl.25 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures. 60I75c.: yellow
soc: onions. $500 per sack.
Pouitty-Chicken market glutted; old.
21c.: spring chickens. l6@18c.: small.
l0@l2iSc
Eggs-Wholesale. quiet. at 15c. per
Beeswax-21c. per pound.
Truck-Irish potatoes. 50475c.
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Merchants GMineIS' TRANSPORTATION Co
DIRECT ROUTE

DIRECT ROUTE.
Fol; BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND
SAVANTIAH
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY nj =. ~. for BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDINCfl.
Every TUESDAY ana SATURDAY Mt a
FARES TO BosTFotNW AND pRov1.
DENCE.
First-class. including meals and
Staterooin berth ..................,so m
Second-class. including meals and
FOR SAVANNAH W.
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at = a. IN.
Fare First class. including meals
ana Dcltn.. .......................Sl so
Fare Second-ciass. including meals
ana builk 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CO
I'crshable freight sent via Providence
forwarded by early train TO Boston and
At tho same rate as by direct steamers To
Boston "
perishabie freights no, received later
than p: m. on sailing days OF Boston
ships: $50 calling days Of Prov!dence
ships.
For further Information apply 10
X. II. WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk Va.
\. j.. STERBlNS. Asst Tariff Mgr.
". y. TuRNER. General Pass AEt.
j. G. WHITNEY, Traffic Manager
General Offices. Baltimore, Md
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Sp,gRr Market,

Enthusiastically; out of town prices
are dependent OH the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made as follows: Cut
loaf, I.SG; powdered, M.Gl: graduated.
Si.23; confectioners' standard A. SAIL:
American Off a, So IS: centennial bright
yellow b. 1857; California b. 1851;
Franklin standard, extra c. s3.55; Key
stone extra G. s3.i2: American extra c,
S336.
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BE-! 8 c: : !! a s., $, B, C! CO.

Passenger rates :i.oo one way. $3.50
round typ.
from E,merson's wharf daily cNccpt sun.
day, $40 u. m: leave Norfolk. foot Jack
son street, $50 ?. m; leave Old Point. $50
Leave baltimore. foot Lee street. daily
except Sunday. 600 p. m: leave Old Point.
GOO a. m. Arrive Norfolk foot Jackson
street TOO a. m.;arrive Portsmouth Nor
folk ferry 800 n. m.
New ana elegant steamers. The service
Is first-class in every respect. Meals scrv-
ed on American plan.
Freight received at the oompan,'-
wharf. Norfolk. and Iimrcraon's whTrf
Portsmouth daily except Sunday until
- M company's pier No. 10 l.ii;ht stree
isaltimore-centrc of business portion al
city. Street car lines from pier 10 ,i
points of Baltimore.
Il. r.. LAMB. Agent
WILLIAM HENRY TAYLoE.
District Passenger and Ticket Agent 5S
Main street Atlantic Hotel
Telephone III.