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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

Forms q iron afd steel. Ifie lCapadian
law permits one-eighth reduction Of
duties this year ard cre-fourth reiuc.
ton next year to such countries as give
advantages to Carada
The ncrth Atlantic fisheries cprt,over.
~ is Of long duration. II took a renae.
ing aspect scr.e years ago. and al that
time fisheries commission convened at
washington and made q modus viyenli
serving az temporary settlement. Ths
nlodus Is sti., In opercticn, and under It
American vessels must pay license &c
the Canadians. for the privilege ,f tran
shipping at Canadian ports. taking bait,
etc. The license system has proved to
be q hardship. ans Efforts will nr made
to reach a more satisfactory system. II
has beer known 10 the officials h,re that
the Canadian premier co,Ees 10 Wash.
ington dcsirous Of adopting a plar once
proposed by Blaine. that of lun' Ping the
controversies irto one general settle
ment. the details TO be settled by a com.
mission representing both court-es.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
BIG TRUST BROUGHT TO sAY.
Charged with Contempt OF Court by the
Attorney General Of Ohio.

Columbus. O.. Nov. 9.-Contempt Pro-
ceedings were brought in the supreme
court yesterday afterhsoE by Attorney
General Monet against the Standard Oil
company. 1t is claimed the company has
not aLided by the decision Of the su-
preme court Of March 2. 1899, in the case
of the state oX rel. D. Watson. attorney
general. vs.. the Standard Oil. 1t was
charged in that suit that a trust known
as the Standard Oh trust had been
formed. The supreme court held that
the alleged trust was in conflict with the
laws Of the state ard could not be main
tained.
In the Information" filed by the at
torney general yesterday ii is charged
that the Trust has rot been dissolved
but that under pretense Of winding ur
its afiairs tie trust has arranged to con.
time indefinitely. The information upon
which the contempt proceedings ere be.
gun was furnished by George B. Rice
Of Marietta. who is represented by w
l.. Fiagg. CT New York. and E. B.
Kirkead. of Columbus Today The su.
prcme court will fix the date on which
the Standard Oil company shaft be cited
TO appear in court to answer the charge
that 1t has ignored the decisicl Of the
crurf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

eures such large variety OF dlssa es which are
unable 70 get be p BY any oiber remedy. Tns
cureo Il hsa performsd are MR. eious. seao toe
following from nrs. Nstns Qsivc,, saw, Kan
80:
Ibsd NsuralsiI in right side OF be sd and ev e
until beea0s entirely blind. Dr Ka,I Reno
vat7r hes dooe me more god than si the doc
toss and patent medicines ever trisd. AID tried
. eress naey. Il has hsiped my ere. head.
ssa9och snd liver very much, and slsp much
bsttes."
A'ss ose f.om Per. B wsds Morrisou. Col
IT - astoai .hed e the ni'ds - and yet sbs
e0essley - rr. Kay's Retosstor 10 movi z con
0'ipofed bowie. su1 In producing . rseulsR
ssssrai as,ly tisehssEe. I hsvs been sm'ost
VIII eonstipatton foe $ years"
lt 10 - 4 bv crusgis r. ernt By ~ By nail IN
$ sssu - q. Doar tshe any ssbssnuse fos 1
- se 49,. wnesi tosi s.p.S tocs =.
sass-. Addres fjs. y. J. Kay medical o.
Omaha ySs ae also epsrsnt-e ls. Kay
Lag . In - care every Kid q Ga q, tnAuessI
of h,9rippe Wuts fS bodk
toA - !. y. 1bo0nR dxusest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
srarrictl TO the Wrong Nan.

Sioux City, Ia, Nov. 9.-Emma b. Lar
son. Of this place. says she was married
to Julius Karash under the in.fression
that he was F. J. Schultz. and liv ed with
him ten months before she discovered her
mistake. Her story is that sne fnew
Schultz slightly In Westfieid, X. l.. and
thought well Of him. Karash was related
to him and strongly reselnbled him. He
determined to marry her aIdreiresented
himself az Schultz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

Dee Moipes, Iowa, Nov. 9.-An
association composed Of merchants.
butchers. bakers and professional
mea all over She state has bsen
quietly ss work several weeks s,cur.
ing signasuree In view Of presenting
. monster petition TO the next leg's-
lsture for . change In the exemption
laws Of married men. % that bills
may b collecssble. irrespective Of
the fact that they are heads Of fami.
lies. Moosy will DO raised to push
the movement during the session, -
IL 10 claimed shs present Law works
great ibjustice In many case, while
protecting comparatively few.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

fe resdvertise fos bsds for the water
works coal contract
During the day it was said by some
eouneilmen that the reason Of the mega.
tive aston Of the committee was on &C.
count Of he dispute between the coal
company AID its employees. and that Ii
WAS feared the eempany/night not Be-
able TO fsinii Its contract Others
thought the councils should tgnore this
and award the contract 70 the eDeArmits.
as they were. the lowest bidders Be-
fore the councils met PRECEDENT II. n.
Garland. Of the AmalgamStsd Assocla.
tson. Appeared before the public works
eommii'es and asked IL not to approve
the coal contract
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

Mankstn. MINI. Nov. 9.-John A.
willard. well known asa miliioaa aire
and bsnker. has made On assignment.
Willard estimstes his direct lisbiii-
ties at eiso. 900. all secured. Tue
indirect liabilities are perhaps dou.
BILE the sise Of the direct. The
assets are largely real estate worth
. fsw years ego over t3,00o.C0O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

lAurter Wants . Modification sf rhos
Statutes On both Sides.


Statutes On both Sides.
Sir wilfrid Laurier and his associates
will urge strongly that the border immi-
grafton question be settled. arG on this
point will confer with the president. I'm
der the prepier's direction the Canadian
parliament passed an alien immigration
law last spring by which American con-
tractors and American labor was barred
from competing In the work or the
Crows Nest Pass railways govern
ment urdertakirg-in western Canada.
o. the other hand II Is claimed ty the
Canadians that about 5000 Americans
are In the Klondike tsrritory-teiopging
to Canada-and that fully 10000 Amer
lean contract laborers are working In
the mines Of British Columbia. The
United States immigration laws, il is as
serted. are administered with harsnness
along the Canadian border. ant are a
daily source OF irritation. Sir wilfrid,
therefore. will suggest that the causes of
Irritation be removed on both sides.
In this connection. also. the eo-opera-
ton Of the United States is desired in
plans Of the Canadian authorities to
make an easy route TO the Kiondike.
The proposed route Is by boat from
Fort Wrangle to the Styckene river
which IL in territory belonging to the
United States. and UP the Styckene via
Tasland lake to the Yukon liver, and
thence TO the gold fields. As the Styckens
river Is on American soil II IL d.sired tc
overcome any possible controversy, al.
though the treaty Of Washington Is sak
10 make the navigation OF the river free
to the Canadians and Americas alike
The need Of this short route under thI
patronage Of the Dominion II feat by tn
Canadian premier to be impe. stivt, In
view Of information reaching him ina
T. 600 Australians will come TO the Klon
dixie In the spring. A total OF s. COO col
onis,s are expected TO head that way.
on the matter Of reciprocity the gen
erai purpose cf the negotiation will b,
10 give the United States the ocnefir O
the mia.mum clause Of the present Ca
madam law In exchange for the 20 pc
cent. reduction allowed under the Ding
ley law. On the part Of Canada the ar
tieies likely TO be proposed for rec,proc
ity are fish. coal. lumber and ts;lty. d
the part Of the United States the arti
cies likely 10 figure In the ness;istior
are coal. coal oil. corn. railway arl elec
trical supplies. machinery OF ali kinds
agricultural implements. native woods
Watches cloeks. cotton. ard ccrtai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
Senator wolcott at Washington.

Washington. Nov. 9-Senator E. o.
wolcott. OF Colorado. one of the COM
missionars who have been in Europe in
the interest Of bimetallism returned to
the city tonight. He went Immediately
to his hone and from there to the White
House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
H.s We ne Over the chsses..

Spring Valley, ILL.,, Nov. s-Nss Q
that Chinamsn are to he impor'siin'o
the mines at Car bon Hill 10 not con.
sidsrsd very seriously here. The
coolies do not interest the strikers %
much % the settlement ct Bracc.
VILE. where Il 10 reported the miners
hays accepted operators' terms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
a nse Osy IN Ees lAad.

London, Nov. s-The birthday OF
the Prince Of Wales was celebrated
todY with the usual Gag hoisting.
bell ringing and artillery salutes.
lie vas born in'4i.
London. Nov. 9.-Tha annual lord
may or's parade occurred today with
the usual formal ceremonies. A
thick drisxle ard heavy fog greatly
de,racted from its splcndor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
KSscnrs or IsnoR ASSEMBLY.
Meets rhi- Morning ~ Louisville Win One
Hundred D.r~x.t.~

Louisville. Nov. s-Ths members %
the general assembly % the Knights
ot Lsax began their twsnty-arst an
nusi session IN this city this morsing
THIS VIA ~ the rncst important gather
tns " ishoring men ever held In Louis
}sis anil is attended by upwards % fce
Nisgates FROM SvSry part % this eour
trv and Canada. ans several representa-
tives tr.u the district assemblies % for
elga atNnuics A preliminary meeting
ot ths e>scutive board wsf held yes
tarfay afternOon az the Willard hotel
fHr thv purpoee 20 arranging the details
% the cotstns meeting.
An the sessions WIN be >rcset. even
iocai members heine barred ard the
attendance On the tiocr being limited
strictly b. delegates. The meeting will
last sbsut ten days. and ., is said that
maSsrs 20 the gsavest Importance 20
the order viii come up for settlement.
Arpns thu mcS importan, members
already upor The ground are .. p. Sow
ereirn. general master workman. r. W.
Mcclure. % New York gr,nd worthy
foreman. and John W. Hayes. % wash
inxton. grand secretary and treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
ppsss's ugsply 0~sA.

wa.hingtop, Nov. 9-The foil
tsst oi spsin's reply to the United
States note Was read ~ the cabinet
meeting today. lvs tone 10 pacific
snd 10 regarded by the cabinet as
very satisfactory and calculated 10
sllsy any fear OF hostile outbreak.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

Pinsvills. Ky. Nov. s.-Andrew
Vaughn. . prominent farmer. and
his vile uere foand Ia the house Ia
. dying coalition this morning. I,
10 supposed vsuehu became mentally
usbslancsd and shot his vile and
then himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
ness l.,sss - tAs sshj.ss /.

Washington, Nov. s.-Consul Deu.
ster. Of CT, field. Gsrmanis. reports
TO the state department she dlseov-
cry there Of iucsudescens gas, . sin.
gle jet Of which. ordinary size. gives
over thousand candle power light.
sad is many times che,Per than elet :
trio light.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

New York, Nov. 9 The frat wit
ness called In the trial Of Martin
Thorn for the murder Of Gulden-
suppe was John Mcclure, one Of she
two lads who. while bathing in the
East river. fund the upper portion
Of Guldsnsupps's body. The witness
identified she photograph of the body
and . piece Of oil cloth. james Mo-
Aenns, McGuire's companion. cor.
roborated MCGUIRE in every detail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
Tee Kssshss es Labor.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 9.-Ths gen.
erAl assembly Of Knights Of Labor
met this mo,riog. with Grand Master
Sovereign In the chair. Eighty dele.
gates we're present and 80 more ore
expected. Among she delegates
are . number Of the most prominent
leadsrs in this country ana abroad.
Atsr appointment Of committees
the convention acjourntd until this
afternoon. The sessions will con-
tinus o week or more.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
Big Logging Contract Closed.

Menominee. Mich, Nov. 9.-The big
gest logging contract closed for the sea-
son il the cutting Of 1I,coo,0Oo feet OF
pine on Ford river by Captain Martin
GQiden and his nephew. William Golden.
of>this city. for Ctley & Douglas. the
lumber and salt men of Manistec, Mich,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
Gen. us,r,.o, q, C,vtc.~c.

CHICAGO. Nov. s-Genersl Ben Iiarri-
son. Of Indiana. 10 In Chicago. he has
come on legal business. and will ap-
pear In q patent infringement case 10
the federal court today and this eve ming
h. Sxpeets 10 return 90 indianapolis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
Giris Arrested ssr BsIIdosins.

Phiiadeichia. Nov. .. - Five young
women from the ranks os the striking
shisimakers were arrested yesterday
shsrsed By three shirt manufsctu
with eonspiracy To injure their business
ard with as<suiting girls who desire 10
continus worn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

Hudscs. Wis. Nov. s-Burei.rs made
q raid upon thls Guy Sunday night. but
were poorly rewarded ). Du'wyier's
bakers vas entered and only 81 Was Sc.
cured Jcsnson's market was the rexs
riace. whore SIS Was found
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
vvr a noxCorr ON DNRwur.
NE lpsds COZ Coal C.rsrs-a but M nss ..
n~ys~s~d. rhsash Lowest

rittssuru. Nov. e-w. y. DsAsmIt's
New Ycrx and Cleveland Gas Coal COM
pany was refused ths contract Cor sup
plying pittsburr's water works at
rrtiilsrf with coal fcr the corning year.
TIE city councils yesterday afternoon
received q negative recommendation
from the public works committee. and
after q .spirited debate u Was decided
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

Hoods earsspsrills 10 prepared By
expsrisscsd phsrmscists vho ksow
precisely the sstsrs and valss Of oil
|ingrodienSs ueed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

To Prevent the Ceie.ssah frsm R>s,e
pr.uxht late the sssse-s~rr-,svy Rysa
says rher. WIN Ne nisssish.d 10 the
Chinese es~s-sssssssss 10 the spssss
vsii~y District ors~aisss lssss wsess
War On D~srufs.
Springfield. ma. Nov. s-w. n. Ryan.
% praidwOsd. s,a,s secretary Of the
Illinois ssners union. WAS IN the city
Yesterday 20 soc Governor TAsner and
protest. against the alleged Importation
and employment % 500 Chinese miners
hy the Wilmington Coal company IN
thu Braifwood district. Governor Tan
nsr gas In Chicago. sn.; Ryan returned
homo without seeing hinn
Secretary Ryan said no was positive
there would be bl.odshed unless Gov
Tanner interfered ard refused to allow
tha coolies to 10 imported into Brsid-
wcod and work IN the mines about thsre.
Ryan said that the owrpr a nest of the
mines ~ Brsldwood owned several In
WAshington. aEd that he worked moth
Ina bat Chinamen thers. The experiment
10 10 BE- tried with SEQ Chiramen first.
ard n tAs Brssdwood Miners allow these
u work more win be brought In.
WIN Confines the ssrik~ All wissev.
spring Valley. MS. Nov. s.-steps
were taken yesterday a. q mass-mset-
ina % misers held st Marquette 20 son-
sinue the coal STRIKE through the winter
by creating q suh-district heard con-
sissins % three miners from Spring VAL
tey, faSalie. Peru. Laid. Seatenv!lle
md Nar9aette. The MANAGEMENT of the
rtrike b TO be put IN their hands. A
msstins at Marquette Sunday was
saruSy attended by miners from all
these places. Cha<bs J. Devlire's mines
at Marquette and Cshilrs at Peru are
tho only mares woIking In this district.
aud they are paying the union scale.
sundsy the Marquette miners offered 10
give q Gays csai digging Go the strik-
srs Devfine VIII gxe the coal and the
miners Will dig u. This,partiy solves the
problem of fuel for winter. II n ex-
pecsed that Cahilrs men at Peru will
make like otter. Thr.e hundred Spring
Valley miners have found smploymen,
ut ~. Marquette mines. ard yesterday
morning the Rock Island railroad put on
a special train to carry the men hack and
fsrth
Many wcn nav. Ten the Region.
Thete ara but few miners left here.
Many have gore 90 Iowa and other coal
mining states Location" a negro set
rement. n completely deserted. on the
lat % May Il had a negro pops,asion Of
shou, ieQ hst the only color~d man left
fn N nav L. tha rak.rs.l afsavVr.r 49,
reprssests the Third ward IN the city
eonnrll Word was rseefved here sun
day niuht that about st1sy miners a,
1.as1is hsi sisred contracts 10 RESUME
wcsk ~ tho nor-union scale. TIE mir
srs hare DO rot take much stock In the
story However. N they a. resume work
there II nttM doubt ~ united effort be.
Ina maSe IN Get than cut again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09

Asso,d's Bssao Cslssy cures hsad.
ssAss; 10. IS aad - eeotsL Rsiss'
dS0f seoga
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-11-09
TROUBLE IS CERTAIN
u Some Illinois Coal OPERATOR
Replace Striking Miners
with Chinese.
An APPEAL TO GOVERNOR rASxEu

To Prevent the Ceiessssts srsm Resse
prcaxht late the ss.se-s>er-sssy Rysa
Say. There WIN Ne nissdsh.d 10 the
eh,ss.s esss.-ss,s.ssss 10 the svssss
vsiisy psssrses-orssaisss lssss wssss
War On Desrmfs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11
t,nttnn S1ar,xc1s.

New York, May 1O-The feature of to-
days cotton market was the govern
ment crop report as to per centage of
contemplated acreage thus far planted
This was announced at 12 o'clock to be
Sl.9 against 500, the average for the
past seven years. The per centage last
year was So. Following the announce
ment the market declined sharply, G to
points. AT the weakest interval the
prices declined to Is points, and
closed within point of The lowest fig
ures. The weakness in futures was
somewhat held in check by the relative
stability of spot cotton in this ana
Southern markets. Exporters and spin
ners were energetic buyers wherever
desirable cottons were available
New York May 10-Cotton steady:
middlins 11-1G; net receipts none
gross, l,a+2; exports to G.. B., 1929; 10
France. SIS; to the continent. 4,olO; for
warded, S42; sales, 1882; spinners, 1857;
stock, actual, 179,O63.
ports to G. b., $50: to France. SIS: to
the continent, 4,310; stock, All, 46l.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receipts. II. 51S: ex
ports to G. b., $50; to France, SIS: to
the continent. S.455.
Total since September met receipts,
6,41S.4iS; exports 10 G. b., 1,2S9, 7So: n
France Ge9,071; to the continent l.6i$,-
064.
New York: May 1o.-Cotton futures
opened steady; sales 1000 bales: Janu
AIRY G.99. February 7.03, July 7.53, Augus /;
100. September us, October G.93, Noven-
Der and Dccember Cos.
FUTURES closed steady: sales JOG. 100
bales: January $50 February Cos
March G.97, May 7.37, June 7.3S. july
IA. August 7.37, September T.O6 October
6S3, November 6.S3. December 6S5
Spot cotton closed steady; midt1liiur
ups 11-l6: middlng gulf 1916; sales
$3.50.
Liverpool, May 10 p. m-Cotton.
spot, moderate demand, prices higher:
American middlng. 4lad.: sales, 5000
bales. Of which 500 were for speculation
and export, and included 400 Ameri-
can.
Futures opened steady, with a mode
rate demand, and closed quiet at the
advance. American middling: Nav
I 1l-G4d, buyers: May-June, ( 1O-64d..
buyers; June-July, 4 9-6ld, buyers; July
August, S-G4d.. buyers: August-Scp-
tember, 4 4-64dli 5-6!d.. buyers; Septem-
ber-October. 3 G0-6iM3 61-Gid, sellers.
October November, 54-G4d, values
November December, 3 53-Gtd.. sellers
December-January. 3 50-646D3 51-GAd
sellers; January-February 3 50-6403
5l-64d., sellers: February March. 3 SOC,
@3 51-G4d., buyers
New Orleans. May lO--Cotton uuiei
ana steady; sales. $4,000 bales Nav :. "A
@l:42; June 7.36Gf7.3S, July 7.39 Augus;
1l1@7.1S. September 6.74G06.75. October
G3i0G5S. November 6.5a4G. so, December
GG2GoG.G3. January 6.G60G.67, February,
G6S0i6.7O.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
Ras Old Dominion SIe0llSbI !.
vs. Company
u FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APPoINr'.
c Hn ne shiL from -Moiiolk Daily in-
X Ws5 SS;H;!y e hoNRiAEs Tg Ss2B Ns
p ,, m. Passenger accommodating u1isir.i
Fare. including meals ana state n
Fare: round trip, limited to thirty $50
rd Tos ,,sIsts and reservation Of zta asss
M l u 0t;'if Il Il 8 'yla b1sh,ps leave
a MSWior. = feMs every SUNDAY evening
g s SD Fsnt hf For nek Nor IqSasS gun
III 'SiM nso" sS I Z; st or sruAmnRg
ssa@eS H aa s eo sa'5ns Say eSssR
M Fp ana o ~ a no1N S.1e $40 sna HE
S5 and a" ' ana + o5 s nort ,a h
y Th 81 NorESIS at 4:%i sn li$i eaS ana
1000 T. M. iia 90 nHa o he e. Bay Line at
10 Eo j iiAMnToN1Ai 5i;is a. IN. s:45 and
@E SMPo}hpr" . N INV sn AS SiG' gMnr11-
SSH nAs4 "e S 3b W n f:2S II k II
Sl5 n M M bay at S;so @bari
E ES s M asuraay .v r a. m
:i fs 8 T EnS E HNI g $oR%
ItIFERS-TnuchIng ut Old Paint or %
TTT rhpi,a r wharf Monday. Wednesday, and
riionE ny ,t:lo z. m; Portsmouth G:30 n.
nj; iiny Line wharf, Norfolk. ut GAS a. m.
ro CILts * SSSEM NJ 81 RIVER AND SUT-.
connecting NJ Suffolk with S. and {. Z. H.
u rrnisnt 70" Mathews. Back. PoGuosin.
e m!, ,,, .oeE orn. York and Nanscmond riv-
,, rrciE , t., for Washington, n c.. ana land
cniyc a. ~ ~" anI miSo ana p,nEo rivers
X. depot '' - ~ .. ~.
,Freight for Newbern. N. c.. received at
Ereicht received daily except Sunday.
AZ schedules subject to change without
NJ. +. CIeOwELT. Agent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11
Iiosir, ana rurnentinc.

Wilmington, n. c., May 1O.--Spiri
turpentinc firm at &c.; receipts 90 casks
Rosin. nothing doing; receipts 100 bbls
Tar-Steady at $l05 per bbl.; receipts
1l6.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard $l.20
yellow dip, S1.IO; virgin, sl.2O; receipts
16 bbls.
Savannah, May 1O.-Turpentine firm
2524c.; sales $50; receipts, 1900.
: Rososin-Flrm; sales. 1923; receipts
2,SG9; quote A 3 G, S1.35; D, $I.40; e. 81. 40
+. $3.50; G, Sl.55; II. SLIGO; I, $1.65; *
Sl:75; NJ. s1.75; n, S1.S5; w G, S205; w
w. S2.35.
Charleston. S. c., May 1O.-Turpentlne
nominal. 25hc.; sales none.
Rcein--Firm; sales none: 3 G, $1.25
d Il, Sl.30; + G, S1.35; H. $3.50; I. S1.55
$500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11

$50; Minnesota patents. s3.3O@45o; vim
ter patents. s4.60@4.S5.
Rye Flour-Quiet.
Corn Meal-Quiet: yellow Western,
60c,; city &C.; Brandywine, s1S0.
Rye--Steadier;t No. 2 Western, t37c.
car lots, T39041c.
Rarley--steady; feeding, as,ac.: malt
ing, 35042c.
Barley mait-dull.
o., Wheat ! 9 is spot-Flrm; No. Northern,
Corn, spot-steady; No. 2, SOC. eleva-
tor; Sic. afloat.
Oats, Spot-Strong; No. 2, 23c.
Beef-Steady.
Cut Meats-Steady; picked BELLIES,
5@51sc.; picked shoulders, &C.: do hams,
9@91sc.
Lard-Dull and easy; Western steam
ed closed, S4.25: May, s4.25. nominal; re-
fined, steady; continent, $3.50; South
American, SIS: compound, 4@4Ac.
Pork-Steady.
Butter-Dull; Western creamery, 1870
15c.; do factory, S1a@12c.; Elgins, Ice;
imitation, 10D14hc.; State dairy, 11@16c.
do creamery, 13@15c.
Cheese-Quiet; large, 91a@1oMc.; small,
10h@114ac.; part skins, 4@Sc.; full
Skins, 21a@3c.
Eggs-Firm; State and Pennsylvania,
10@1o1ac.; Western fresh, s@9hc.; South
ern. Sh@S24c.
Spot Coffee-Rio, steady; NO invoice
&c.; No. jobbing, SIC; mild, steady;
Cordova, 11k@l3Ac.
Sugar, RaW-Strong; fair refining, 2Nc c;
centrifugal, 96 test, 3 Size; refined
firm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-11

CLIDE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM
~ SHIP FOR PHILADELPHIA-On
direct line from Norfolk TO Philadelphia
Until further orders, steamers arc APP
pointed 10 sail from Norfolk every Mon
day. WcdncSdny and Saturday at 8 p. IN,
Thursday and Saturday.
Through bills, of ladinS TO all points
south and Southwest via Seaboard Air
Carolina, Norfolk and Southern Rail.
roads JAMES w. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. va.
VIM. p. clyde & co.
Agents. philadelphia.