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A RALLY IN COTTON
Buying Orders from Liver-,
pool and the South
PUSHED PRICES UP FAST
DRY COODS SHOW SLIOHT
(JAINS FROM DAY TO DAY.
RULK OF TRADE RESULT OF MAIL ORDERS
An Improved Shipping Demand for the Cash
Article Advanced the Price of Futures
in the Wheat Pit-Lard and
Ribs Were Higher.
New York, August 23.—'The dry goods
market shows slight gains from day to
day. Although there are many buyers
in town, tin* bulk of the business is the
result of mail orders. These orders are
generally for seasonable specialties rath
er than staple goods and results show
that the size of them has increased. The
store trading is mainly in the jobbing
houses and is confined to somewhat
conservative limits.
The most encouraging feature of the
market is the trading in print cloths and
their situation.
COTTON MAIIKET.
New York, August 23.—Following yes
terday’s sharp slump there was a rally of
S to It) points in cotton futures this
morning with trading active and general.
Evidences of a better l'et'ling in the
Liverpool market sent shorts to cover
early in the session, which, with buy
ing orders from Liverpool and the South
sent prices up almost as fast as they
fell yesterday. The opening of the
market was steady with initial salt's 2
to t points over the final figures of lass
night. By midday she hull crowd had
scored an advance of 7 to 10 points. In
the afternoon prices sagged off several
points tinder a bearish interpretation of
the weekly government weather report,
and some realizing by smaller bulls.
The trading fell off considerably, hut
picked up near the close. The market
finished the day steady at a net gain
of 2 to G points.
NEW YORK.
New York, August 23.—Cotton futures opened
steady at the advance.
Futures closed steady.
Opening. Closing.
August .• . 545 550
September 5 51 5 51
October 5 55 5 57
November 5 58 5 59
December 5 61 5 61
January 5 63 5 65
February 5 67 5 69
Marcli 5 71 5 73
April 5 73 5 76
May 5 76 5 79
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
5' 4 ; middling gulf 6; sates 628 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORi.FANs.La., August 23.—Cotton futures
closed quiet; sales —.
August 5 25
September 5 20fa 5 21
October • 5 21fa 522
November 5 21'a 5 26
December • • 5 30fa 5 31
January 5 34 fa 5 35
February 5 37fa5 39
March 5 10fa>5 42
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, August 23.—4 P. M.—Spot cotton,
moderate demand, prices unchanged; American
middling 3 5-16 d.
The sales of the day were 7,000 bales, of which
300 were for speculation and export, and in
cluded 6,900 American; receipts 3,000 bales, in
cluding too American.
Futures opened easy with a moderate de
mand and closed steady.
American middling, low middling clause;
August 3 15
August and September 3 13fa3 It
September and October 3 10fa 3 11
October and November 3 09fa3 10
November and December .... 3 09
December and January 3 00
January and February 3 09
February and March 3 09 fa 3 10
March and April 3 01 fa 3 tl
April and May 3 11
May and June 3 12
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
Galveston, quiet, 5 7-16, 657 bales.
Norfolk, dull, 5 337 bales.
Baltimore, nominal, 6, bales.
Boston, quiet, 6 *(, bales.
Wiimihgion, dull, 5 1-2,1 bale.
Philadelphia, firm, 6, 26 bales.
Savannah, steady, 507 bales.
New Orleans, quiet, 6 7-16, 689 bales.
Mobile, nominal, h\, bales.
Memphis, quiet, 5 18 bales.
Augusta, du lf, 6,6 i bales.
Charleston, quiet, —, 498 bales.
Cincinnati, quiet, 6, 21 bales.
Louiaville, quiet, f>%, — hales.
St. lA>uis, (iuli, f> 1-2, hales.
Houston, easy, 5 7-16, 3,501 bales.
New York, quiet, 5 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON.
Ralrioh, N. C., August 23.
Receipts bales. Market quiet.
Strict middling cotton .... s\<
Low grades ; r ’ b
Grown chickens 20
Young chickens 12**1.
Pe£ s 55 fa 70
Pork 5 fa'6,‘ 4
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington, N. C., August 23.—Turpentine
steady at 26a26 1-2; receipts 78.
Rosin firm at 9551.00; receipts 286.
Crude Turpentine steady at sl.lO, $1.60 and
sl-60; receipts 31.
Tar firm at $1.20; receipts 201.
Charleston, S. C., August 23.—Turpentine
firm at 25 1-2; sales —.
Rosin firm; sales ;A, 15, C, I), 95: E, $1.00; F
SI 10-G, $1.25; H, $1.30; J, $1.30; K, $1.35; M,
$1.10; N, $1.65; W G, $1.80: W W, $2.15.
Savannah, < Ja., A iigust 23. Turpentine steady
s,«. MM. A, mo.
l>, »i«!; K, iU; R »««.»;■»= ,jy. *!•{*•
K, $1.45; M, $1.50; N, $1.75; W G. SI.JO, W W,
$2.46.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, August 23.-3 P. M.—Money on eall
steady at 1 l-2a2 percent: last loan at 1 i pei
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3*-fa I.« per cent.
Sterling exchange firmer, with actual business
in bankers’ bills at $1.85'%ii4.85Ifor 1 for demand,
and at $1.83'.a 1.81 for sixty days. Posted
rates $4.H1fa4.84 *. and s4.B3fa 4.83 1-2. Commer
eiul bills $4.82' .al.B:s.Silver certificates 69a >4
Bar silver 59',. Mexican dollars 46'*. Gov
ernment bonds irregular. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds irregular.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
New York, August 23.—There .was
nothing in the general situation either
in the political or the business world
to aeeount for a reaction in stocks to
<dtiy. 'l'lie market was simply over
bought , and was subjected to a process
of testing, which, whether designed to
do so or not, inevitably reduced prices
to tin* true basis of value. Yesterday’s
heavy profit taking on the part of some
of the powerful interests who had been
Iniying stocks in she confidence that
they would advance in price, led tin*
way naturally to to-day’s movement. It
became evident at the opening that the
strong support of the leaders had been
withdrawn, in the lira tigers even the
outside buying, which lias so eagerly
absorbed these stocks for some time
past, showed a marked diminution.
There were even sidling orders in the
commission houses for outside account,
thus showing that a large part of the
recent public interest has been for spec
ulative account, hut the outside specula
tive public failed to show the aggres
sive confidence in their holdings recent
ly manifested by the powerful hull
clique. Neither had they the combined
resources at their command to come
in and support stocks on the declining
market.
There was a very marked falling off
in activity after the mid-day shaking out
suggestive of a pausing f<> take breath.
The day’s net declines are mostly small,
but the greater part of the day’s busi
ness was done at prices materially lower
than the closing.
The disposition to take profits was also
manifest in the bond market where price
changes were irregular on a decreased
volume of business. Total sales -53.-
415.000. Toiled States new I’s and the
old 4’s registered declined Vi and the old
-l’s coupon advanced Vi in 'l"' hid price.
BONDS.
N Carolina 6’s ....125
do 4’s 102
No Pac Ist 11l
do 3’s 66 1 i
do 4’s 100
NYC AStL 4’5.... 107
Nor &W 6’s ... 122
N Western con ...111',.
do deb s’s 119
O Nav lsts ....111
O N- v 4’ i 100 %
O S Lin ■ 6’s, t r... 1 ‘27 '.
O S Line s’s, t r.. .107'.
O Imp lsts, t r....
do s's, t r
Pac 6’s, 99 102’,
Reading 4’s 83‘,
RG W Ist 90 C
St LA Ir M con 5’5,100
Lt LAS F Gen s’s, 119’,
St P con 156 '%
St P C & P lsts ...120
do s's 117
SC nob-fund
So Rv s’s 98
S R A T, 6’s 70 *,
Tenn new set 3’s., 92
T P L G, lsts 107
do Rg 2d 8 46',
Union Pac lsts ...
U P D A«, lsts... 78
Wa bash, 1 st. 5’5... 112
do 2ds 89
W Shore, 4’s ...... 109
Va Cent 75 ~
do def 8
M A O, 4’s 80' .
| N A W con 4’s .... 86 C
do pref 54 ',
! UP. I’s 99
IT. S: new l’s, reg. ■ 127
do. coup ....127
U. S. 4’s 11l
do. coup 11l **'
do. 2ds 97
U. 8. s’s, reg 112
do. s’s, coup ....112
District 3 65’s 107
Ala. class A 108
do. B 105
do. (! 90
do. currency ... 90
Atchison 4’s 95 7 8
do. adj. l’s 73
Can. So. 2ds IC9>,
Can. Par lsts
<:. &N.P. t r s’s.. 90
C & Ohio s’s ..... 115
C, H & !>, Hi5....104
D & R G lsts 11l
DA- RG Is 98',
East Tenn 1 sts.... 105
Erie Gen 4’s 715,
KW&I) Ids. t r... 78
Gen Elec s’s 108
OH ASA 6’S 105
do 2ds 105
H&TOS’s 111'.
do con 6’s 108' ,
Iwa O lsts 105
Kan P Con t r ....
KP Ist (den div) tr
La new con 4’s —lO3
LAN Uni 4’s HI
Missouri 6’s .... 100
M K & T 2ds 65' ,
dot’s 90'j
NYCenlst 115'.
Cen Ga con s’s ... 90',
N J C s’s 114',
NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.
do pret 157'.
St P & Oin 85
do pref. 154
St P M & M 166
So Pacific 21
So Railway 9',
do pref 35 1 ,
Texas Pacific 15>,
U Pacific pref .. 65
UPD&G \K
Wabash s',
do pref 21
Wheel & L E ‘ 1
do pref 11 'b
Adams Express ..106
American Ex 134
United States 41
Wells Fargo 118
Am Cot Oil 3s ,
do pref 8S ,
Am Spirits 13' .
do pref 37 1 .
Am Tobacco 139',
do pref 133
People's Ga 5..... 103”,
Cons Gas.. 186'.
Com Cable Co ....170
Col F & Iron 24
do pref 75
Gen Electric 41
Illinois Steel 68
La Clede Ga 5..... 52 1 ,
Lead 38 >,,
do pref 112
Nat Lin Oil 6 ‘,
Ore Imp Co
Pacific Mail 31
Pullman Pal 188
Silver Cert 59
SKA T 6‘,
Sugar 140.'*
do pref 115
T c A Iron 82h
U S Leather 7 \
do pref 73',
US Rubber 45 ,:
do pref 105',
West Union.. . 94 '*
HtLAHW 6
do pref 13'.
ROW 31
do pref 67
Chi 0 W 17'
Northwestern 135',
do pref 175
U Pacific 28',
Atenison It
do jir.if 36
Balt A Ohio 16
Can Pacific 84
Can Southern .... 5)
Cen Pacific 17
Ches & Ohio 24
Chi & Alton 159
Chi, B Q 117',
Chi A K 111 59
C C C & St L 13' ,
do pref 90
Del & Hudson ...109
Del,l. & W 150
Del & Rio O 13',
do pref— 53 ’,.
Erie, new 14 s «
do Ist pref 38
Fort Wayne 172
Gt Nor pref 138
Hock Valley 5
Illinois Cen 112
LK&W 19',
do pref 77
Lake Shore 192'.
Louis & Nash .... 59‘ a <
Manhattan L.. .. 96 ■„ '
Met Traction 165 1 >
Micti Cen 107‘,
Minn &St 1 28', '
do Ist ;iref 90
Mo l’acitie— 37'{
Mobile & 0hj0.... 28
Mo, K & T 12
do pref 86'!%
New Alh &Chi.... 9', i
do pref 34 ' ,
N J Central 93 1 ,
N Y Central 118', !
N Y, Chi&Ht L.. 14 1
do Ist pref .. 60 !
do 2d pref 36','
Nor West 15 ’
No Amer Co 7
No Pacific ........ 37'%
do pref 76
Ontario A W J 6 (
Ore K & Nav 61
OreHL .....33 :
Pittsburg ......... 169
Reading ........ . )9
Rrg-b rsland ...... 185 b
Ht L A » V *",
do pref . #7’%
do 2d pref 31 ,
St Paul 112 ,
LOCAL STOCK MARKET.
Bid. Asked.
North Carolina 6’s 125 127':
North Carolina 4’s 104 105
W NCRR 6’s 112 111
N C R R stock 134 137
Raleigh & Gaston s’s 105 108
Raleigh & Gaston Railroad... 35 40
Seaboard Air-Line Railroad
City of Raleigh s’s, 1897 103 104
N C Agricultural Society, 6*s 4O
Citizens’National Bank 125 130
Commercial and Farmers’Bank.. 125 128
National Bank of Raleigh 115 118
Raleigh Savings Bank 150
Mechanics Dime Savjngs Bank... 104 105
Raleigh Cotton Mills 100 101
Caraleigh Cotton Mills 60 G 3
Caraleigh Phosphate Works 106 108
North Carolina Car Company 50 60
GRAIN AND PROVISION.
Chicago, Ills.. August An im
proved shipping demand for Iho cash ar
ticle to-day advanced the price of fu
tures in the wheat pit. September
closed %e higher and December gained
%. Corn left off %c up. Oats rose %c.
Pork is unchanged. Lard advanced fi
to 7!/■><'• Ribs rose sc.
Chicago, August 23.
Opening. Closing.
WHEAT—
August ®7‘i
September ®3 ,
December ®l'«
May * 64
CORN—
August 29'« 30’.
September 30 30 »
December. 30 30 ,
May.... 32', 32'.
September ISN
May 22'., 22',
M ESS PORK, Per 81.
September $8 90 895
October $8 87.',' 8 K7C
December $8 90 8 92',
LARD—
September $5 05 5 07'.
October 5 07*i 5 12','
December 6 12,'% 5 17‘,
SHORT RIBS, Per 100 Lbs.
September $5 05 510
October 5 07*% 5 10
Cash quotations were ns follows:
Flour easy; special brands $5.00; Minnesota
spring patents $4.10af.30; soft patents SLOOu
4.10; dohard straights $3.!0.i3.5. Wheat,—No. 2
spring 62; No. 3 spring 60fa63; No. 2 red 69.
Corn—No. 2, 30a30' .Oats No. No. 2,20',; No.
2. white 21a25‘,; No. 3. white 22*,a24. Rye
No. 2, 41'.,. Barley- No. 2, 36a 15. Flax seed
S7 1 .. Prime Timothy seed $2.55. Mess pork,
per bb1.,59.00. Lard, per 100., $5.05u5.10. Short
rib sides, loose, ss.osfa 5.25; dry-salted should
ers, boxed, l'hil 'L Short clear sides, boxed,
$5.55fa5.70. Whiskey, —.
NEW YORK.
New York, August 23.—Flour steadier on
winters but quiet and unchanged on spring
wheat brands; winter straights $3.65a9.55; do.
patents $3.K5a4.25; Minnesota patents $1.50a4.85;
Minnesota Inikers $3.40.
Rye Hour dull at $2.40fa2.90.
Corn meat dull; yellow western 73; city 75.
Rye steadier; No. 2, Hall 1-2; State 16ai0 1-2.
Barley dull; feeding, new 33a31; malting 45',
a4K.
Barley malt dull; western 60.
Flax Seed dull at 97.
Wheat, s(K)t firm; No. 2 red 751-2; op
tions, March—; May6B','; August 75; Septem
ber 68 1-2; December 66 «.
TIIK NiSWS AiSU OBSBItVKU, AUG. 24, 1898.
Corn, spot firm; No. 2, 36; options, May
36 ; September closed 31 „; December closed
31 ; i.
Oats, spot, quiet; No. 2, 26 1-2; options, Sep
tember closed 24‘i.
Beef steady: family 10a$U; extra mess $9.00:
beef hams $21.50; packet $9al0.00: city ext fa
India mess $14.50a15.50.
Cut meats steady; pickled bellies 6' n7\;
pickled shoulders la I 1-4; pickled hams 71 -2fa
Lard steady; western steamed closed $5.37 1-2:
city—; September $5,371-2, nominul; refined
stiady; to continent $5.60; South America $6.15.
Pork dull; mess s9.sofa 10.00; short clear
$11.00« 13.00: family s!2.oofa 12.50.
Butter steady: western creamery 14 1-2fal9:
do. factory llal'i; Elgins 19; imitation creamery
13a16; State dairy 13fa17.
Cheese dull: large white 7' ; : do. small
large colored 7 1-2; do. small 7 ',; light skims
61,fa6 1-2; pari skims 5‘.,a5 1-2; full skims 2a2 1 ,-
Eggs steady; State and Pennsylvania 15fa
15 1-2; western fresh 15.
Potatoes steady; Jerseys sl.7sfa 1.87 1-2; Long
Island sl,7sfa 2.00; sweets, yellow, $3.00u3.25;
reds $1.75a2.25.
Petroleum quiet; Philadelphia and Baltimore
$6.45; do in hulk $3.95; refined, New York, $6.50.
Rosin quiet; strained, common to good, $1.30
al .35.
Turpentine steady at 29a29 1-2.
Rice steady; fair to extra 5 ; Japan 5 ,fa
6*«.
Molasses steady: New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, '2Hn33.
Cabbage steady; Long Island $2.00a3.00.
Cotton seed oil tower; prime crude nominal:
f o t) mills lfifalT; prime yellow 23; off
summer yellow 23fa 23 1-2; do. winter yellow 28.
Freights dull; cotton by steam 15d; grain by
steam 2d.
Coffee —Options, March s—: August—; Sep
tember $5.50a5.60; October $5.55a5.65; November
—; December—; spot Rio, steady; N 0.7. invoice
6*., ; No. 7, jobbing 6 %; mild steady; Cordova
Bfa 15.
Sugar, raw strong, held higher; fair refining
3; centrifugal, 96-test, 4'.,; refined strong;
crushed 5,Y; granulated 5; cubes 5*,,.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, Md., August 23. —Flour dull;
western super s2.sofa 2.75; do. extra $2.90a3.25;
o. family $3.50a4.00; spring wheat straight
$4.35a 1.50.
Wheat firm; spot 72 l-2a72 ; August 711-2»
71,;; September 6Ua69‘,; December 671-2
asked; steamer No. 2 red—; Southern wheat
by sample 64fa 73 1-2; do. oil grade .
Com dull; spot 34August 30,; September
34.434'.,; steamer mixed —; southern white corn
35a36; yellow —.
Oats easier; No. 2 white western, 28a28 1-2;
No. 2 mixed .
Rye steady; No. 2 near-by 16 1-2; No. 2 west
ern 18 1-2
The American people are less “war
ring” and more “chawing” Grape To
baceo.
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AND RAIL CONNECTIONS
ALWAYS COOL ON THE OCEAN
Pino ocean steamships leave Norfolk,
Ya.. daily except Friday and Sunday, at
fi:3o p. in., for New York direct, n(folding
opportunity for through passengers from
lI M . South, Southwest and West to visit
Richmond, Old I’omt. Comfort and \ ii
ginia Bench cn route.
For tickets and general information
apply 1o railroad ticket agents, or to
M B CROWELL. Agent. Norfolk. Va.;
j. F. MAYER. Agents, 1212 Main St.,
Richmond, Va.
W. li. GUILLATIDEU, Vice I’resident
and Traffic Manager New York, N. Y.
Allen & Cram
Machine Co.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
We regard tho liiieral pationage thai
we have had in our line during the last
twenty-nine years as evidence of ou»
ability in the
Machine Business.
We are atill on hand with a full line ot
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cars, the celebrated Champion Reaper*
and Mower* and brick making m*
chine*.
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For s:de by J. Hill Bobbitt and Wm.
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Tbroe tlmoß a <say. but that U n*
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When the larder mjiuppllod b
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Phone 3.
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TO
ATLANTA, CHARLOTTB,
AUGUSTA, ATHENS,
WILMINGTON,
NEW ORLEANS
• ITATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE
AND
NEW YORK. BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA,
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK,
RICHMOND.
SCHEDULE iITeFFKCT MAY 8,18 US
SOUTHBOUND.
No 4(<3 No 14
I/v New York, Penn KR *il 00am *9 00pm
T.v Philadelphia “ 112 pm 1205 km
Lv Baltimore “ 3 15pm 2 soain
I.v Washington “ 4 40pm 4 30am
Lv Btchmond, A €IL, 8 66pm 9 05am
l,v Norfolk, "8A L, *8 30pm •fMlfiaiu
Lv Portsmouth “ 8 45pm 9 90am
Lv Weldon “ ♦!! 28pm *llssam
Ar Henderson ** *l2 56am *1 48pm
Ar Durham “ +7 :Wam f 4 i6pm
Lv Durham “ v 00pm ftOlDam
** *2 ikam *3 4opm
A r,San ford “ 31Bam 5 05pm
Ar.sout hern PI nee “ 4 23am 5 58pm
Ar Hamlet “ 5 07am 6 56pm
Ar Wadesboro “ 5 53am 8 10pm
Ar Monroe “ 6 43am 912 pm
Ar Wilmington “ ... *l«tv,pm
Ar Charlotte “ *; Bn»rn *l#9Spm
A r ciiesier •* •us am *lo k'-piu
Lv olumbta, >’ N ,t~ LK K . . , *oiopm
Ar ' lniton H A L *94sam *l2 Haiu
Ar Greenwood “ 10 35am 107 am
Ar Aldievllle “ It IXlam t Hftaiu
Ar Klberton '* 12 07pm 2 4laiu
Ar Athens “ 1 Upm 3 43am
Ar Winder “ 154 pm 4 28am
Ar Atlanta (Onfral lime) 2 SOpm 5 20nm
NORTH BOUND
No 402 No 38
Lv’Atlanta(Cent time) SAL *l2 90n *7 50pm
Lv Winder " 2 40pm 10 40pm
Lv Athens “ 3 13pm 1119 pm
Lv Elberton “ 4 15pm 12 31am
Lv Abt'eville “ 5 15pm 13.5 am
Lv Greenwood “ 5 41pm 203 am
Lv Clinton “ *6Bopm *2,Vmiii
Ar coUiinliia, c N it- LK K ■ ._. *7 taani
Lv Chester, HAL «s 13pm *i2sum
A rj■harlot le “ *lO 25 pin *7 50am
Lv Monroe “ *9 40pm *i> iimiu
Lv Hamlet , “ *ll lApm SOOam
Ar Wilmington “ ... *t2 (6pra
I. Southern Pines “ *l2 omm *9. ihitu
Lv Raleigli “ *2l6am 1125 am
Ar Henderson “ *l2 60pm
t.v “ * 3PBara i 0 am
Ar Durham “ +7 32am +4 ibpm
LvlUirhMn “ wOOpm tlO Mill
h r Weldon 5 *4ssam *2 s^pm
Ar Hichmoud, AcL 8 20am 7.35 pm
Ar Wasliingtom,l'enn KH J 2 31pm II
Ar Baltimore “ ]46piu 1 OSam
Ar Philadelphia “ 3 50pn* '8 50aiu
a r New York “ *6 23pm *6 53»im
Ar Portsmouth HA I, 7z.u.m 5 ibpiu
Ar Norfolk “ *7,sam *t>ispin
♦Dully, t Daily Fx Humlav.
Nos. 403 ana 402 -"lhe Atlanta specials.'
Solid Vesttlmled Train of Pullman sleepers
and coaches between Washington and At
lanta, also Pullman sleepers between Ports
mouth and Chester, s. i.
Nos. 41 and 38—The S. A. L. Cxpress.” Hollil
Train, couches and Pullman sleepers be
tween Portsmouth amt Atlanta, tumpanv
Sleepers between Columbia and Attahta
Both trains make Immediate eotiueetloua
at Atlanta for Montgoniery, Mobile, New Dr
leans.TexHM, call lorn la, Mexico, * bat tuuooga
Nashville, Memptits, Macon, FlorldM.
For Ticket*, Stepper*, etc., app if to
11. S. Leard, T. V. A., Raleigh. N. ML
E. St. John, Vice l're*. and (<«•
Mnnagcr; V. H. Mcßce, General Suia«r
intendent; 11. \V. B. Glover, Trafi
Manager; T. J. Anderson, General l'a*
aenger Ag.tnt.
General Office*, Portsmouth Ya.
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