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REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocfcs, Money, Exchange Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.
Now York, July 26.?There was not
much change In tlie- character uf the
trading In securities to-day. There was a
period when the market made some show
of strength In sympathy with an upward
movement in a group of Individual sto ks,
but a violent slump of American Malting
was sufficient to put an end to the rise
and wipe out pretty much all of the pre?
vious gain. General Electric ros< 2Vii on
the opening quotation, Pennsylvania
ahowed signs of strength early and th rc
was a conspicuous absorption of Kock
Island, which was attributed to specula?
tion of a pool. Buying from thi same
source was supposed to account for the
?advance of 191 "> People's Gas and tor thi
vigorous upwaid movement In the Gould
Southwestern stocks. The St. Units
Southwestern Issues* wen the most con?
spicuous as to activity, tin prefer:, d ris?
ing VA. Kansas and T< teas common ad?
vanced nearly a point, thi i r, !? rn d about
2 points and Wabnsh preferred IV?. At
the snme time Chicago and Eastern Illi?
nois jumped points.
Wall street's explanation was that St.
Lou's Southwestern was to be a quired
t>y the Chicago and Eastern lllin. Is and
the combined properties Un-o absorbed by
Ttock Island. President W. Edwin Gould
authorised a ihniil that he contemplated
peiiinc; his holdings In St. I.mils south?
western. Uttcrnnces.to the same purpose
by Rock Island officials were published.
About the same time came disclaimers
from the Ogdcn il.is Company interests
that they contemplated selling out io Peo?
ple's Has, and people's Gas lost practi?
cally all ot the gain. There was a violent
lircak of S>4 In American Malting pre?
ferred and 2% In the common, which com?
pleted the unscttl n? of the market.
Prices drifted to the lowest of the day
tinil were not much affected by II spurt
in the late dealings In Lake Brio and
Western, which rose on tin common \'?
mnd In tin preferred :t points. American
Car preferred w is also marki d tip i
"New York Central wos decidedly heavy
nil day and lost over a point net. St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Sanlt St" Mar a
common was conspicuous for a lise of 1%
and the preferred advanced ii point.
The money mark, t was Inclined to liini
ness and there was some calling of I inns,
which necessitated a shifting, though no
ureat difficulty was found In seem nit uc
commodatlon. Mm h doubt is ^tiu fell a.
to the extent nf tin demands which will
lie made upon New York lo move the
crops. Discounts in London wire rather
advanced and the Hank of England conl
tinned lo buy gold in the open market,
besides receiving cons'gnmcnts from Gcr
tmany. Sterling Exchange In New York
'responded with n fractional decline,
The Southwestern railroad mortgages
showed some strength in sympathy with
Stocks, hut otherwise bonds W( re dull anil
rather heavy. Total sales par value,
12,625,000.
United states r.'s. coupon, decline.i i, ..
but the new 4's, registered, advanced 1 ,<-.
?.nd the old 4's %c. in the blii price. Total
Kales of stocks were 254.!)00 shares
New, York. July 26.?Standard oil, I.68S
4.65.
A S II. pref.
a. s and w .... v--1,
A s and w. pre 1
Atncr. Tin Plate 3S
A T P. pr?:'.Sl?4
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
'Atchtson .19%|So. R'y, pref. .. 51%
Atchison, pre. .. Kl', T and P .22%
Bal. and Ohio 47% Union Pacltlc .. 4:i
Can. Pacific _96% U P. iiref.70
Can. Southern . 53 Wahash . 7'j
Cen. Pacific .... 61% Wahish. pref. . 22
dies, and Ohio 27\ W and I. K .... 11%
Chi. O. W.HU W and U E, 2 1
O, B and Q ....136*4 pref.23%
C, 1 and I.io Wis. Central ... 14%
C, I nnd U, pre ? i EXPRESS CO.S
C and E 1 .75 Adams Ex.11.1
C and N W ....160 iAmerican Ex. ,.18S
C, R I and P ,.11S% U. S. Ex. I I
C C C and St L6S Wells Pargo ...125
Col. Southern .. i% -
?' s, 1st pier. .. 43% MISCELLANEOUS.
C S. 2d pref. .. 16% Amor. Cot. <>1 .42
T>rl and Hudson UP. A C O pref ... 92%
T>, Land W ,...l?W Amer. Malting . 15"
1) and R <: .21'; a M, pref .ii:t'.
D and R O, pro 74% A S and R . 3Ut,j,
Erie . 13% A S and R. pre 31 "
Krle, 1st pref. .. 36% Amcr. Spirits .. ti
Ot. Nor., prof. ..lOIVijA S, pref.2!i
Hocking Coal .. li Amer. Steel 11. 31%
Hocking Vai. ..21
Illinois Central .117
Iowa Central ... 13
Iowa Coll., pre. 53
K C P and il .. 7
J, E and w .... 19%'Amcr. Tobacco .
L E and W. pre 77}!; A T, pn :.Ill
Lake Shore .201% Anaconda M C 55
Louis, and Nash TIP. |t |t T .II P ,
Manhattan "L" 117'. 0 p and I .45',3
Met. St. R'y ...2i>'-.. Con. Tobacco ... II
Mex. Central ... It% Con. Tob.i pref. SI'S
Minn, und st L 55%] Federal Steel ..57%
M -and St L. pre ye., p s. pref.M) "
Wo. Pacific . 47% Gen. Electric ...124
Mobile and Ohio 46 GIiicobc Sug ir .. 6S
M, K and T _12'. O S, pref.1";
M. K and T, pre 35% Infn'l Paper .. -im.'.
N. J. Central ...115% i p. pn t. 77~
N. Y. Central ,.139% La. h-do Has _54
"N and W .20% X.i. Hiscuit _-?7-''
*N and W. pref. 70 No. Biscuit, pre AS*
No. Pacltlc .4V", National Lead .. 30
No. Pacltlc, pro 76% Na. Lead, pre 112
O and W . 2''. .National Steel .. 50
O It and N .... 4a Na. Sie, | pref, ;u
O R and N. pre 7". N V A It .200
Pennsylvania . Mi'.". North American il
Reading .20% Pnclllc Coist ... :n
Reading, 1st pre 50*4 P C. Ist pref. S4
Reading, 2d pre32%|P <". Dd pref. ,.65
R Q W . IM Pacltlc Ma I .... 47-i;
R G W. pref. .. 7- People's Gas ...HSU
St. Lund s P .. 10% Pressed s. <'. .. ;.p"
St. L and S F, P S c pref.S7 "
1st pref.69% Pullman Pal. ..160
6t L and S F. S It and T . 7?
2d pref.36% Sugar .1561?
Pt. L and S W 16% Sugar, pn l".n> *
hl. L and S W. T C and I .69%
pref.r;?', u. s. Leather .. 6',
St. Paul .UI . f. S 1.. pref . 71'
St. Paul. pref. 174% U. 8. Rubber ..49%
St. P and O _I0S% U. S. R pref 115%
So. Pacific .31% West. Union
So. Railway .... 11' a
BOND MARKET.
New York, July 26, IS99,
United Slates 2's. registered . 100**',
United States xv, registered . |0S%
United States 8's, coupon . p ?
United states in w 4's, reglstcn i _ i.: i,
United states new r.-, coupon . iso
United .States old IV-, registered _ 112%
United States old I s. coupon . 118
United States -Vs. registered . in
United States .Vs. coupon . li_ ,
District of Columbia 3-t"...'s .nti
Virginia Centuries . . gfiit
Virginia Defefn .1 . ,s "
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New York. July 2?.?Money on call
steady at 3%ti I per cent.: last loan at 8%
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 3" \j
4% per cent. Sterling Exchange heavy
with actual business m bankers' hills u
4.S7%St4.87% for demand and at i.-;.,4Ai'4
for sixty days. Posted rates, 4.S5&I
and 4.8Sfi'd.KS%; commercial hills i - n
4.S3">4: bar silver, 60%; Mexican dollars <
Government bonds, Irregular; State Don
Inactive; railroad bonds, Irregular.
?MEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
Kew York, July 26.?Flour, fairly active
Jnd steady. P.ye Flour, quiet. Corn
leal, quiet. Parley, easy. W'oat spot
Arm; No. 2 red, J7%c Corn, spot firm
No .8, 38%c. Oats spot dull; No 2 2Sc
Boef, steady. Pork, steady, Cot Meats
firm; shoulders. Sc.: pickled hams, 10%4j)
10%c. Lard, woak; Western steamed, ?5.6o
Bolined, easy. Butter, steady: creamery,
lrxSUoO.: State dairy butter. 134,17c
Cbeese, firm: large white, (,,- Engs ir?
regular: State and Pennsylvania l.'/iK,,
Cotton ?e*d Oll. rpi'.-t. sp.t Coffee Rio
dull and weak; No. 7 'nvolce, 5%c No 7
jobbing, 6%c. Mild, quiet, ?ugar, raw.
Steady. Refined, steady.
TRUCK MARKET.
-
(Dy Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot,.) j
NEW YOLK. I
Potatces. quiet: fair to prime. H.C05?
1.78: fancy. $2.00{/2.2?: South rn sweets,
|3.i oYh co,
Cabbage, steady: Eons Island, $1.0 Sf3.00
per hundred
Muskmclons w< re plenty and prices tend
to buyers' favor.
Watei melons, weak.
Muskmelons Jersey, per half barrel,
7Fio.Si81.iO: Itattlmotc. p<r l.ushel basket.
RQc.$j>$1.00: do.. Ralllmore, large kinds, per
barrel. J5c.ffSl.00: do.. Maryland, Itock)
Ford Seed, per crate. fl.2Sffl.7&; do.. Gem
and Jenny Llnd, pi :? carrier, 75c.sj>ll.!Su: I
do.. Vlrgln'a, per barrbl, 50c.ffll.25; do., |
\v r ? a i i. :.' '?> i.V.
WatcViiiflons, i or carload, ?i" ?<17V, do.,
per hundred, fi"" .?-?,> ?.
PIN ?VIDENCB. H. I. I
(Quotations from \Vm; 8. Swccl Co.)
Potatoes, 8t.OOftl.50. Receipts heavy.
Sweet potatoes, f3.C0tT4.C0.
Watermelons. 812.01 fiiO.OU
EgK |)lnnt, ,<;.oi .ii.2". per crate. Pros?
pects v< ry good.
P.A l.TI Mi'till GRAIN MARKET.
Rvltlmore, Md., July 88.?Flour, qtilel
and steady; unchanged. Wheat, Inactive
and llrmcr: spot and month, 7216#72V4c :
Southern, by sample, 63<{?73HrC, Corn, linn;
spot and inontli ami August. ?>?'>?? -.: S?nn?
ern white corn, 4(MM?llc. Oats, dull; No,
2 white. Rye, dull and lower;
No. 2 nearby, 51c,
ttlK MiO MflKKSL
Wheat, Torn. Oats, provision, tat-1. MiorS
Ills ttl,.
Chicago, 111.. July 20.?Apprehension mi
damage by 111? ? hoi dry weather prevail?
ing throughout the country strengthened
wheat ana corn to-day. September wheat
closed with Rii n of 'i''i". . an l corn ?'.>?.
oats closed unchanged. Provisions suf?
fered from liquidation. Pork lost 121
I5c? lard r.fj7',*C. and fibs 7'jc
Tlic lending futuies rang'd as follows:
Open High. Low. Cloi.
Wheat No. 2
July . 70?i 7"Ti
*?!-!. 7114 7',
I lee. 71!? 73 '4
Corn No. 2
July . 32?4
Bepl. 32?6 82%
Dec. 30% 3116
9a is No. 11?
.lulv . 21 ?? 21";
?S- pt. r.-'j l:
Dec. 20 "'>>?
II?*-* l or'.t. per barrel
Si pt.V7". R.S214
Oel.S.SO S>5
laird, pee 100 poiitnis?
Bepl.:..?r. 5.40
net.5.4216 5.45
Bh?n It Iis. per 100 pounds?
Sept.."..Pi .VI". 5.071S ."..?7' ?
Oet.5.15 e.lT'j 5.121$ 6.1214
Cash quotations wore as follows: Flour
was steady; No. 2 spring win it, 7>a
7114c; N<>. :; spring wheat, 661i?$70c.: No,
2 red. 726,7214c; N<> 2 corn. 32>vfi32?4c.;
No. 2 eats. 2114c.: No. 2 white, 2i'u2?c.: No,
:t white 22-?iSf26e.: No, - ryc,5H4c; No 2
barl.y. .'>l."n liv.: No, I llux seeil. 9716c.;
new, Wo,; prime timothy s > d. 82.10. Mess
Pork, per barrel, fS.05iijS.7O: lard, pei 100
pounds, f."...".;i /.i."i.37*ic.; short lilis s des
(hu,sei. 84.031i5.15; dry silted shoulders
(box.di, r.'.'.i.v.c: short clear side-;
(boxed), :c. Whiskey, distillers'
finished goods, per gallon. . Sugars, ctii
loaf, 86.02; grniiuhtlcd, 15.60.
im the Produce Exchange lo-day the
butter market was steady: creameries,
l?14ftT7c.: dairies, ?2'i1516 c. Eggs, weak;
fresh, nvi'-'e.
NAVAL STORES.
Charleston, S. C, July 26.?Turpentine,
firm, at !Wc, Rosin, llrm and imchungcd.
Savannah, fin., July 20.?Spirits turpen?
tine, llrm, 4014c. Rosin, llrm and un?
changed.
Wilmington, N. C. July 26,?Spirits lur
pentlnc, llrm, 40ff4014o. Rosin, steady, 80
Q95c. Crude turpentine; firm, 81.35, (2,10
and 5.'.2'i. Tar, Arm, $1 ."???.
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, July 26.?Ruslness on the
Cotton Exchange to-day consisted largely
in switching from the near to the tune
remote futuri s. 'I here was, however,
some Investment buying ami more con?
siderable covering, the basis of which
was, for the most part, a reconsideration
of the weekly government report. The
report Indicated a pcor situation m the
Carolinas, w ih the Georgia condition also
unsatisfactory by reason of shedding,
while Texas showed u poorer nveragc
than h wi k ago, In Ii ? . ninety thi rov
ernmcnt report, as locally considered, be
came a bullish offset to ihe Cotton crop
advices so numerously in circulation m
the present tin... Tip? maiket opened
steady, with |)rl es 2SJ4 points higher
Trading f>>: a time was >it? it? - nctlvc, with
Wall sin et buyers prominent Niter
prices Increased ."? to point-, when real?
izing set in and prevented n further ad?
vance. Throughout the session the mar?
ket was helped bg good reports n regard
to spot cotton in tin- English market
There were also some Investment orders
executed Inning the .-afternoon n feeling
..I conservatism prevullcd and then was
a disposition to hold off f. r further ad?
vices from the cotton i?- It and tor to?
morrow's cables, particularly with refer
ence lo ih>- consumption of snot cotton.
The market closed steady, 4 to points
net higher.
New York, July 26.?Cotton sti idyi mid?
dling, 616 . Gross receipts, 15 bales; sales.
47? bales; stock. I47.3S7 liales.
Tot ll to-day: N<-t receipts, 413 bales;
? xports to thu Centn, nt, 271 bales; stock
402.507 buh H
i Total since September 1st: Net n elpts,
I 8,301,211 bales; exports to Great Ri
13,469,436 bale-; to Era nee, 7SS.85I bnles; to
the Comm. nt. 2,795,704 halts,
I New York. July 26. -Cotton futures op?
ened steady, July, 5,40; .\>::?usi, 5.49; Sep?
tember: 5 53; October; r. <:7; November, 5.71;
December: January. .' ?'.: February,
."?.-J. March. 6.S9! Apr ;. 5.03 Mac. 5.IW
Futures closed steady. July, o 19; Au?
gust. n.5u; September, 5.55; oetotier, 5 71:
November. 57".; December, 5.80 January
5.81; Fobrunry, 5.SS; March. 6.92; April,
5.1'.".; May. B OS.
Spot closed steady: middling uplands
Cite; middling gulf, 6-)?C; sales. 476 bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
N.-w Orleans, July 26.-*-Cotton futures
closed ?iu <-t and steady. July. .... b i.
August. 5.41 @u.4l; Si ptcillhl r. .". I'. ,<.'. U; i.. -
tober, 6.42^-5,43: November, 5.4W5.47; l?. -
CCmber 5.50??.5l; January. 5.6I)|5.55; Fob
ruary. '5.574J5.50; March, 5.6:'u."....*.
LIVER POOL COTTON MARKET
Liverpool. July LS.-4 p. III.?C'OttOU, Spot
Increased demand nnd prices steady;
American middling. :.l, i.
The sales of (hi day were i.'.?>"> bales
of which IM**) were for speculation an I
expon. and Included I.I,COO American. Re?
ceipts, 3,000 bales, in haling 1,000 Amerl
CO n.
Futures opined ijuiet and closed sti idv
Aim: lean M Idling : July. :1 lO-lUfjT.I 20-fild
sellers; July and August, 3 l9-6lu, seller;
August and September, .1 lS-64d, seller;
September nnd October, :? l7-64d. sellor;
October and November, :t I', r,i,,:i p; ,|d
buyers; Novcmlier and December, :t 15-otd
selb r; ) leccmber and January, 3 15-frtd.
seller; January ami February, ", 15-fllil
seller: February and .March, :i |7i-G4ifi
3 |6-C4d. buyers; March and April. .1 Ifi-Glrfi
:i 17-64(1. sellers] A>ril and May, I7-Wd.
buyer; May and June, :t 18-64d. ; llcr.
71V? 7I?2
731, 73
321, 32%
::n . Stli,
3014 8116
21 21
1916 1106
20 20
S.65 s.77'
s.so s.so "
':>. in 5*. w
Norfolk Cotton Market.
Norfolk. Vi . July 26, IS99.
1S99. PI'S.
Tone .Steady, Nominal,
Good middling .(,'i 616
Middling.5 15-16 f.7?
LOW middling ..'. 3-16 .'? 7-K
Guu.l ordinary .1 4*i
Rales. Hah
Sales . (II
Receipts . ;: 1
Shipments . ?
Stock .ZIX,S 10,:
COTTON* RECEIPTS.
Thro. Local. Total.
Nccfolk & Southern .. ? I! ;!
Total . ? 3 3
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
Heavy ratm in the Carolinas, Georgia,
AI iboin i and Mississippi.
liar silver in London 27 11-1'M ?d'cllne
: |< ;. agti nst l'"1 id. last ) Oar.
Liverpool sold 12,000 bales spot cotton
yesterday, against 10,000 bales last year.
The contract market advanced '?? point,
closing steady.
Future contracts In New York advanced
r. points and closed steady. August, ."?..'?eir
5.M: October, 5.70(^5.71; Januar: . 5.S4ff5S5.
Galveston r.Ived one bale new cotton
v< sb tdny, which is llfteen days later th in
last si ason.
To-day, 27th. is first Notice Day for Au?
gust contracts In New York.
lb elpts nt l.'nlttd States ports yester?
day were bales, against 1,303 bales last
yea r.
August contracts In New Orleans Ull
changi I yi sterdayj closing at 6.40.
NOKFOLK MARKETS
for Groin. Mjj, GrOMriCJ, Provision
Sc.
(ItintntlntiNat wliwlnantn Prices, mi
less ?Hier? lor NtotPtl, .I prices ace
Mitije. i ??> divination in mnrket.
GRAIN, HAY AND RICE.
COHN-White corn, from store. 47e.;
mixed corn, from store, 4.V.: whtto oats,
from stote. 3Se.: mixed oats. 31c.
Min, PEED?Market steady; bran, per
i. u Hti.CO: middlings, $17.50 per ton.
OATS?Steady; mixed, 31c: white, :57c.
HAY NO. I Timothy hay, ? ar lot s,15':
t":i lots, lOCil mixed hay. tar lots, Ufte.;
ion lots. lie.
.mii.i.no RICE?As to grades?5*4 to
CV ?
itOUGII RICE?05O73C. per bushel.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS?Market linn: fancy, 4c;
strictly prime, :????.: prime. SVfcc: com
mnn. ::': Spanish, $1.00 per bushel.
ri.as" Blackcyc, nominal; black, ?i.2.v.(
1.50 |m r bushel.
COUNTRY PP.ODUCE.
POULTRY?Live, steady; chickens, old
f.it.'.'TiCi', .; spring chickens, small, steady,
,it j( .i.e.; large, 15?20c.; ducks, mud,
"VIg'SS Quiet at He. per dosen.
BUTTER?Good country, 114/14c.
i i il N i l: Y 11 AMS - St. ad\ . Simthfleld,
fancy. IS'jj 16c.; Virginia country*, I0*3>12*?c.;
good North Carolina. IOQU2*&c.
POTATOES?Southern new, $1.2&O1.60 per
barrel; Northern, white. $2.0002.25 per bag;
new sweets, 1 layman, 90o.Q3l.00 per bar?
rel; yellow, $1 U04J 1.25.
NEW PEAS lOift?Oc. per basket,
CUCUMBERS . per basket.
SNAPS?75c. Iii r basket.
CABBAGE?$1.251? 1.60 P< r erato.
ONIONS?$2.604(2.75 per bag.
BERMUDA? $2.00 per box.
TOMATOES? 50it75c. per crate.
SQUASH?10c. per basket.
PR PI TS.
MELONS- -North Carolina.l?.OOfi 1".00 per
hundred.
CANTALOUPES?SI.251J1.50 p. r barrel.
BLACKBERRIES- 7428c per quart.
WHORTLEBERRIES 54J9c. per quart.
APPLES?South, rn. $2.0O4tf'2.50 per bar?
rel.
LEMONS?$2.504/3.00 per box.
PEACHES Georgia, $3(93.60, in crate.
PEARS? $3.00(91.00 per barrel.
LIMES?$1.00 per basket.
PINE APPLES?10,1 12c.
BANANAS?Por bunch. 50c.fi $1.50.
COCOA NETS?ICO to bag. J3.0Q.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES ? Messina,
$3.00Q3.50; secdlngs, $3.0003.25; navels, $i.tw
t*Q |.6Q per box.
GROCERIES.
FLOUR?Market steady; spring wheat,
patent. $4.60; winter wheat, patent, t4.00Q
4.20; winter wheat, half patent, $3.85; win?
ter wheat, choice straight, $! 70; winter
wheat, family. f::.''": winter wheat, fair lo
good grades Of extra, i.V.:,; winter wheat
super. $2.75413.10.
MEAL?Per bag 100 lbs., $1.02; 90 lb.
bags. :?;.?.
COFFEE?Steady; Java. ;i</2r.c.: do.,
l.agtiara, 12013c.: choice Rio. le'.Vll' -c.;
prune, do.. i0?10?4c.: lair. do.. t?V?s*ac;
common, do.. '.v,"iVtC
CHEESE- Largo full cream, nor.e; small
full cream. 1"V\
SUGAR?Market steady. The plan of
selling r?i?nr ?' delivery prices has l ? ? ?:,
siispeiKic^s'or the present All quotations
Will !>?? mode f. O. b. Norfolk. Cat Loaf.
5;9S; Patent Cubes. ">7u'; Powdered, 6.73;
Fln? Granulated. 6.60; Standard Granu
lated 6.60; Confectioners' A. 535; Key?
stone A. 5.10; Centennial P. 4 79; Callfor
n i It, 17:'.. Franklin Extra C, ,.;o; Amer?
ican Extra C, 4.41.
STRUPa ami MOLASSES* - Markst
rirn-.?r nt thi ndvancal syrup, gno.t to
choice, 21@23c.: lower entile syrap. 12016c ;
molasses, Porto Rt'o. 204?'2?c.; molasses,
Cuban, none. New Orleans, f^lr lo chotco.
10 to -f ; common. 12 lo 14
PROVISIONS.
PI LE MEATS ? Market strong and
hit;).?r; rib sides, :?????.; bellies, eastern,
(..no,,- ; bellies, western,
HAMS Sup .i cured. IP -
DRY PLATE! JOWLES- 4-JiC
PORK PLATES?Iftc,
MESS Pi IRK?i >ld. $'j 50.
HAM PORK- Per barrel, Si"." I
LARD?Pure butchers', in tierces, 6U?i|
? compound tierces, S'.kc; S0-lb, tubs,
and i.O-lb. tins. V?c. more.
WOOL AND HIDES.
WOOL? Unwashed, IS' : bulky. ] to 7c
less: washed wool. I'e.: black, I2^jc lo 15-:.
HIDES?G. s. 7'-. itr-i-n ?;\. d:y On I.
14. ?irv ?alt, IP,: damaged 7.
SALT FlBll.
HERRING?New North Carolina cut. In
Eastern barrels, )i fn, Potomac; gross,
fj.4a>; mullets. ico-lb. k-:.-*. 75. .-;io's, pm
ib. keg?. U7i- mackerel, fat No. .-. 1:3.00.
FRESH FISH
Spots, per pound, 6c; croakers, per
pound, 2c Taylors per pound, 3; Lugo
rock, per pound I2\ii : pan rock, per
pound, ld?'.2c.; shad, none.
SHIPPING REPORT.
For* 1 a " anil ? i???ii ii im.,
JULY 2GTH, IS',.9.
ALU IV ED.
Pf. stmp. Virgin.u. l'ie d , St. \';n
cer.l. to coal.
spaii. simp. Gracla, Cirandl; Punt a
Gordtt, to conl.
B Itr. Cherubim, -, New York,
distress.
Sehr. Flying Scud,-, Baltimore
(to Mill Creek), c al.
CLEARED.
Span. simp. Gratia, Clrandl, Ply
moutli, coaled.
Br. simp. Virginia, Cnode, Queens
town viii Philadelphia, coriled,
Sehr. Charles P. N?lninn. jewett; Bos?
ton, coal.
Sehr, Charles L. Davenport, Cook,
1 'artntena, coni.
S In. .latins BoycC; Swan, l'all River,
coal.
Sehr. He-Ion llasbrouck, Sprnguc,
N v. Y..ik. lumber.
Sehr. Henry J. Raymond, Crninner,
Ni o York, lumber.
Sehr. Marlon, Weiss, James River,
coal.
Tug X. & w. No. 2. barge and
schooner Pcnnbsci t. Now YprlC
Sehr. Roger Qunrles, Mead, Little
Bay, light (mil back).
SAILED.
Belg, si nip. Noranmore, Richardson,
I Inmburg,
Sehr. Wilson & Hunting. Longstreet.
New York.
Importers oi n Larcjc Lot
?OH FIRST-CLASS ?
S RUM OAKUM
J. M. JORDAN &. CO.,
Water street and Roancko Doclt.
Sehr. Penobscot, Dodge, New York.
Sehr. N. H. Burrow, Lowery, New
Ii.iv n.
Sehr- Vlntor, Welch, Port Antonio.
Tug Sweepstakes, Baltimore.
ALBEM AK I.K AND CHESAPEAKE
* 'ANA L. ARRIVALS.
NORTHBOUND.
Stmr. W. B. Rogers, merchandise,
from North Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. Carolina, towing, from North
(Carolina to Norfolk.
Sehr. Bertie May. melons, from North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Sehr. River Queen, melons, from
North Carolina to Norfolk.
sinir. Munlslee, towing, from North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Sehr. Rosa B. Cora, melons, from
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Sehr- Ella, melons, from North Caro?
lina to Norfolk.
stmr. Juniper, towing, from North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Barge Triton, lumber, from North
< Inrollna lo Norf ilk.
stmr. Thomas Newton, merchandise,
from North Carolina to Not folk.
S( HJTHBI ?UND.
Sinn-. P. K, Esherlck, towing, from
Philadelphia to North Cnrollna.
B?rge Magnolia, light, from Phila?
delphia to North Carolina.
Stmr. Virginia, towing, from Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Barge?*. T. Rowland, light, fr in Nor?
folk to North Carolina.
Barge Confidence, light, from Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Sc hr. Moltie Plowcr, light, from Nor?
folk to North Carolina
stmr. Harbinger, merchandise, from
Norfolk io North Cnrollnn.
Stmr. Samuel Ecelos. towing, from
Norfolk to North Cai "Una.
Bnrgc Roam, light, from Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr. Mnnistee, towing, from Norfolk
t ? North <'nrollnn.
Sehr. William Hill, light, from Nor?
folk lo North Carolina.
Sehr. Defender, light, from Norfolk
lo North Carolina.
Stmr. Ira. light, from Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr, C. w. Pott'lt, merchandise, from
Norfolk lo North Carolina.
Stmr. Carolina, towing, from Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Sehr. Hen. Hnrdcastlc, light, from
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Sehr. Corn A. Baker, Huhr, from Nor?
folk to North Carolina.
Sehr. Klla May, light, from Norfolk to
North Carolina.
stmr. w. u. Uogeis. merchandise,
1 from Norfolk to North Carolina.
BERKLEY.
Mr. Henry Sawyer took eight grains
of morphine Tuesday evening about 7
o'clock, from which he died yesterday
morning at S o'clock ai his home on
Chesapeake avenue. On returning from
the Elizabeth Knitting Mills, where he
hail been at work during the day, .he
complained of a pain in his breast and
asked his wife If she had any morphine,
as slit- was in the ha hit of keeping the
ding for relief of pain suffered by him,
the result of a. horse throwing him and
stepping on ins breast a year ago last
April, of which he had complaint 1
ever Since. She had none and he went to
the drug store ami purchased '-*> cents
worth, and on returning home took
I live grains, the dose prescribed, ami
afterward.- took three mo].- grains.
Dr. Jackson had attended hla wife
duilng the day and left ?rders to semi
! to his olHce for medicine that evening.
I lie went for litis, leaving home about
*> o'clock, accompanied by Mr. Dowdy,
i who left him after waiting nhout an
hour outside the office.
When ha had secured the drugs he
started for bis bom.-, and was p;< kod
up by Mr. M< Horm y, motorman of the
electric car Iln??, who f.hv that he whs
in a staggering condition, and put liirh
off at tie- ni ar?-st point to Ills lion:.-,
about six hundred feet distant. Mr Mc
liorhey states that Mr. Sawyer started
toward home in the same staggering
condition in which h" found him, bui
appeared to be in his right mind. He
I w( nt hbout twenty fe? t and fell, nnd
j laid tlier- until ai>.mt 7 o'clock yestcr
I day morning, when he was found In an
unconscious condition by a < ol red
: man.
Dr. Jackson was summoned at once,
but bis patient was too far Cone to give
hope of relief, lie v.as- tnkep to his
home, where he dad about an hour
later. He spoke four or live word- nfter
he was taken home. He : sl<. t\ divine aid
.?iml tohl the doctor what was hutting
Mm. It was- rumored that his Intention
was lb suicide He was under the In?
fluence of intoxicants before taking the
morphine, ti<- told his wife that he and
?lehn Sinti bad a misunderstanding
nnd encounter, in which Scott used a
blni k-Jack on his h ?ad.
The deceased was 28 years old and
leaves a wife and three children. The
funeral will conducted from the
home at 0 o'clock this afternoon, The
remains w ill be burled hi ar Great
' Bridge.
M A RR! A OR
I Mr, Albert Petty. this place* and
I Miss l.i/.a Ii nie. of Weld m, N, C, were
married nt the latter place yesterday
I morning ul 9 o'clock and nrrlv -.1 hero
yesterday tif tcrnddh. A recepl on was
given nt tie- home of the groom's father,
In Montlniit; last evening. A number
of the friends of Ibc family were in?
vited.
PERSONA!/ MENTION.
Mr nnd Mrs. Edward Carl, f T.oek
port. N, Y . nre visiting the family of
Mr. James Klrkwdod, on Clifton street.
Mrs. <:. !>. McCbnvllle, who has been
spending several tyecks with lier son.
i>r w. i-:. McCdnvlllc, oil Ches*tnul
stroei, will leave to-da:-- for her home,
In Lynchburg, nccompnnli I by hor
grandson. Master Kevir.
Mr It B. Wood, of the rcci Ivlng ship
Wabash, at Boston, arrived here yes?
terday and is will) his parents. Mr. and
Mrs I,. N. Wood, on f?ee street.
Mary, the Hille daughter of Mrs
Dolby, is rjulle si.-k at lier home, on
Chestnut street
Mr nnd Mrs. if. v/. Kellam, ..f Wil?
mington, N. c.. are visiting her par?
ents, Mr. ami Mrs. C I', l> uglass. on
Clifton stt*( et.
Mrs. Dr. E. A. Williams, of Lynch
btirg, is the gucsl of Dr. W. E. Mc
Convllle.
Prof. .I. O, Atkerson, of R| n College,
N. ?', is in town In the intens! of that
school.
BEFUU-EY ADVTS.
JOHN S. ETHERIdS.
I.1VERT AND ROARDINO BTABLK9L
BERKLEY. VA.
Norfolk nr. I Porinmoutn trad* eollcitcd.
New Phone No I.203.
j. h. cofer
?SHIPPER' OP?'
May and Grain,
614 Citizens' Rank Building.
Quick shipment and satisfaction guar?
anteed.
My wife suffered fcr many year* from Net
7o:is Dyppcpsta, sick llendnche, tMcepleaancu
mil Nervous Debility." writes lohn ICelloes,
I'hiladclphi i. ?? wc tii.-.l many physicians ami
numerous reraedlea. but with no results, until 1
heard <?! Johnson s Byspcpnia Cure. W? bought
lift boxes, mill I tic results for surpassed our ex
?ectntloiis. Slie now e.its :ut<l ..lerps well. i?
pining in Boll, nml her coloi. which hail K"< ,i
c yellow nnd sickly, is now :>?; fn-sh as when
??e were first niunieil, nml I tell her Ibat John
>-r.< Dy8pe|>sia Cute has tuade her ten year*
-miser.?'
ARGE COX 10 CENTS, 'ss tablets
r.riiT n Man ron rivr j-rmr stamps
.. ..Ti 1- ? --...- iTOIUES,lt.c, Pm,i/
SnoP.lng's rh.i i iTincy, Koberl P. Holmes
?- Co.i J M. !'. Trotter. Wallace M.
No if..-Ik; Walla -.- Co. Hcri.h-y; Jcromo
P. Casr, Portsmouth.
Fine
ir Sale
AT A BARGAIN
on Hamilton, Ward, Duncan,
Franklin and Martin Avenues
(West End Land Company).
Prices from 8i50 to $1,000
one-fifth cash; balance
on lime.
H. L. PAGE & CO.
Real Estate Agents,
22 BANK ST.
REHOVAL NOTICE.
0
a u
H. C. W1LL1H?1S
RENTAL AGENTS.
Have removed to room '.' Talbot Build,
ing from No, iTi: Main street, where they
will bo glad to meet their old friends nnd
inako new ones. Special attention given
to the collection of rents, it ypu have
vacant property 1 st with us. Vehicle in
attendance.
A ATTENTIQ
Is called to the
REDUCED PRICES
?OF?
SUMMER
?AT?
IE
n's
313
is yB
Pioneer Installment House,
and 321 cnurcn Street.
I MATTINGS
l Largest as sortment ofChi
1 nese und Japanese Mattings in
the city. Prices cut in order
to make room for fall goods.
: Call and examine Ihis line and
! ytt our prices. We lay them
FREE OF CHARGE.
ill
We are agents for die fa ?
mous Eddy Refrigerators, the
greatest ice savers on the mar?
ket. Call and see them.
Lawn Chairs anil Settees
All sizes, prices, styles and
colors. _
yfiifs and Go-cans
We are acknowledged to be
the leaders on these goods.
Newest styles and patterns.
Lowest prices.
mosoiiiTO CANOPIES
In all sizes.
Easy Terms. Lowest Prices.
Goods Marked In Plain Figures.
?
m s. Loire's
Pioneer Install ment House,
3I0 and 321 Church St.
Cli'ss at o I'. \\.; Saturdays 10 |\ M
L.. GRRNDY
-42 ROKNOKB DOCK
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
HAY, GRAIN, SI RAW
AND AULL PLED.
Large stock on hand nnd !:i transit
BELHCTlil) SKKIl . i v ; s AND EKCD
BY 15 IN STOC K.
NO 1 TIMOTHY II AY ALWAYS ON
11A N I >.
IRWINS EXPRESS CO
2i8Water St.. Phone 6,Eilher Phon}
We haul anything to nr.J from any.
where In the ?hr*e cities.
Special facili lea for I inline s.-.fix
Iloili-ta. Pumlture and Pianos.
IaiIs filled and filling wanted.
BYRD, BALDWIN & CO.,
II II N T AI. A OK MlM, ROOMS 99 *SD'il
is t. i) i> i n <. i <> > in i i in NU,
(aiA\in si iti i r.
FOR RENT.
dwellings. t72!> Church, ?.50.
733 church, $4.50.
2*77 York. $11 CT. 72:. Church, $iiO.
Taxi well, j:;7.."A I 7:'.-, church, J.'i.oo.
Colonial ave., Ghent, 723 Church, $1.50.
$50.00. 7.:i Church, $1.50.
Hute, $'.m i. a'O Granby. $10.'?.
Colonial ave., Ghenl, no Falkland, 16.50.
$45.C0.
133 Vork, ?ll CT. stores.
Marlin ave., $16.66. ?? ... , ,,
ion wood, $20:00. S M'',r " ?
Av< nue 11, Atlantic :'. 5?/?ar,,!?5.t0<
:lty,
36 Charlotte.
108 nramblcton ave.. S^aAJS^HM.
c,< voric sii er ->7 Church, Ho.oo.
72 Yoik' 111 CT K Rank. $10 00.
108 York $1167 66 Commercial, $75.
369 Freemason $11.67 500 9'???br. $25.00.
77 |.'?lkh,n<i =n Gr jnby^io.oo.
North. $20.00.
OFFICES.
... Maplc. $12.50. .Waren ?wo and of.
Mahry Arch. Ghent, I.col\, w.*,te/
,,?.,',.n ? and Fayctlc. W 34
Warr-n Crescent 105 ??nby Sir.uo.
Ghent $5000 2:7 Ma,n- ?? Pl,';h
unem. j-uu.. iiuiwin?, cor.
ROOMS.
112 Maple, $7.00.'
Ki \\ ilke, ?12.50.
Mam and church.
Ii iddlngton Build?
ing, cor. Qranby
and C.ty Hall ave.
\\, R. FENTRESS & son. GENER?
ic . AI. ItEAL ESTATE AND REN?
TAL AGENTS, is RANK STREET,
SECOND FLOUR.
EOR RENT
I ?W El.I.INi IS.
85 Dartmouth street, September 1st.
22? Willoughby avenue, October 1st,
?nr Rule stt .ct. October l*t.
11! Wood street.
:ta Drown street.
St Falkland street.
." i Shields street. 3
ICO Bermuda street.
2.'. Smith street.
17 divert street.
12 Arlington place, October 1st.
HTORES.
?I"l Church street.
237 Nicholson sttcet.
Factory Building, cor. water and Mad
Ison.
Livery St:.hi", cor. church and Union
FLATS.
22 Arlington place,
125 K? II? avenue.
7ls W. Hramblelon avenue,
12, 14, 16 and IS Taylor s lane.
FOR REEISM'Y. "
r.17 WlllouRhby avenue, 91 Holt street,
270 Der nitida street, 134 and 132 Kelly av. -
nue, 601 Highland avenue, 676 E. Main
street, 220 Bute street.
ROOMS.
r-f,2 Highland tvcnue.5 rooms; 270 Clin pel
3 looms.
FOR SALE.
Nice house on Dun. an avenue less than
cost. Church Btiect property paying 7
per cent. Dank street properly well lo-,
cuted. East Main sli.et property at a ,
bargain. Store and dwelling ou Chapel I
street extended. Nice bouse on Clalbornc
av nue. Dwelling on M.illby avenue.
Three new houses om South Kelly avenue,
on the water. Lot on Fcnchureli, one on
< Tiai lot lc stn et.
anil
H. C. HOC-CARD & CO.
PHONE 7l!) 36 DANK STREET.
" for rent.
RESIDENCES.
October 1st. Is31>.
270 Rute street
Hi and 146 Duke street.
112 1 uike sii eel.
4ti Lute Bin et.
Three new Houses. Client.
Desirable house In York strtct. ,
133 Yarmouth, corner Hall.
112 Manner.
1 ? ? I let nitida st r"et.
!.'. Mariner street.
L7 Mariner stri ot.
1 ;i an by ? tn el ? xtchded.
id Holt street.
Desirable house on Bute street, is rooms
suitable for boarding house.
332 Hank street.
17'. Hank i trecti
2 HoUses Oil Highland avenue.
Hutu street, near Boush, h> rooms.
Good llOIIHO with huge yard Oil suburbs.
Several dcslrnble houses Atlantic city.
For further Information 'phone f.R5.
W. 11 TRICE k CO.,
Real
Agents.
CORNER BANK AND PLUME STS.
WHITE ?t CO.
REAL ESTATE AND It EXT Ab AGENT
NO. :i DANK STREET.
369 and 27.; iioush. s rooms, Oct. lst...$:"'?.C0
SS ?.li ace, ?.' rooms. 25 <M
15 Queen, 9 rooms,. 25.00
;;:s Date. S rooms .35.00
04 Marlin r. s. r l?ms .:;:i.eo
351 Charlotte, 6 rooms, . 15.00
103 w.st Bramtdcton nve., S rooms.... 20.00
East Grace sta i rooms .16.67
25 North sL 7 rooms .20.e0
I ;>i Franklin ave., ?1 rooms . 16.66
20 Brown St.; 7 rooms .20.00
Urewci si , :i rooms . 22.60
39S Lute ?t.. 7 rooms . 17.00
1".'. l.oeitt ave., 11 rooms . 25.00
2n Arlington Place, S rooms. 20.00
125 Mnrlner, '. rooms, <>, t. 1st.. 25.00
127 Mnrlner, S roomst August 1st.27.."*
?45 Dank. S rooms, Oct. 1st. ?.V'iO
1"S D?te.:? rooms, o, t 1st. 37.60
369, 871, 1:72 Iioush, v rooms, '?et. 1st... 30.00
;..:?. Boush. s robins, Oct. 1st. 27.00
33 Queen, 8 rooms, Oi t. Isl. 23.00
Twenty-eighth st . Park Place. 2.',.i>o
156 Derm.ida. 15 rooms, Oct. 1st.83.33
61 Fenchtireh; s 100ms. at once. 21.00
867 Granby, 8 ro uns, Oct, 1st. 25.00
^1 Dartmouth, '.' rooms . 80.00
ill Hamilton avenue, S rooms. 20.00
T. F.
ROOMS 711 AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILDi
l.NQ. QRANBY S't'RBET.
STORES
Five storv brick store No. 4.'. Commercial
Place, possession January 1st, IWW.
SI :. No. 79 Commerce street.
! Warehouse 100 Water street.
I Store No. 876 D?te street.
I Waielmiiso Nc? i: mm 13 WoocDtdo Ijine.
] Stii a No lr> Nlvlaon street.
! Stores Nob 267 and 269 Water street.
Illce tiranby. Hink and Commerce ate
i Store 17'J U at'-r street.
i>\v K'.r.iN'nn
Dwelling No. 1 is Freemnson strert
! Dwelling No. ds Freemason street.
I Dwelling No. 69 Charlotte street.
Dwelling No. 2!'7 d11k0 street.
Dwelling No. 105 York street.
Dwelling No. 275 York street.
Dwelling in Mottil Clock. Clo nt.
Dwelling on Wunen Crescent,
Dwelling No. 2is Itoush street.
Dwelling No. 222 Boush stieet.
i Dwelling No. 107 Yoik street. .j ??
Dwelling No. 621 Hute street.
Dwelling No. 222 York stieet. |j
Dwelling Olney Koa.l. Ghent. ' ' ?
Flat No. 4t Washtnton strcot.
Flal 89 Granby strei t.
Two looms with bath, Granby street.
V. P. SNOW &. CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 236 Main St.
Now S room house, Camp ave., Atlantic
l itv Ward.
S Lots corner Thirty-first street and
Lewi I Inn avenue. Park Place. Cheap and
on easy terms.
10 Lot and House and Lot near High?
land avenue, Brambleton. Price, $2,000.
Easy terms.
House and 3 LoU in Riverside Park:
easy i aymcnts. jeu-tt
AUCTION' NAI.F.S-TillS) ?AT.
By tho Morris Auction House, 44 Wnsti-1
ington street, opposite new market.
I" AR?U rAWNnROKERB' SALE AT
-J our uuctlon-hou.se THIS (Thursday)!
morning at u? o'clock, viz.: Men's!
Hoys' and Children's Suits, Undershirts!
and Drawers, doo pulr Shoes. BuspcndcraJ
Overalls, Jumpers. Also. Klne Mantle
Clocks. Musical Instruments, Show CasesJ
Also, lot Groceries and Scales, &c Sale
posltlvo.
a. n. MORRIS,
H* Manager.
AUCTION NALIvM-FUTURE IMTS
Uv H. L. PaRO & Co.. Auctioneers, 221
P-unk street.
800
HOTS IN VILLA II Ml (J1ITSl
l'OR SALE AT AUCTION.
Ry order of the stockholders or tho!
Villa Heights Company and In order tol
wind up the afTalrs of the company, wel
will sell at public auction to tho high?
es I bidder at tho Norfolk Real Estate!
and Stock Exchange, No. L'.;t> Main!
slrci t, Norfolk, Va.,on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST nth, IS99. AT
O'CLOCK M .
all those S00 valuable lots belonging tol
sa.d .ipany, fronting on Chiircli.1
Twenty-fourth, Twcnly-llfth Twcnly-|
sixth. Twi My-:revcnlh, Twenty-eighth."
I wenty-nlnth und Thlrthih sir
villa and nniid Circle and Wavcrlyl
and R?ttln Way. 1
We call special attention or Investors!
In this sale, us i ho properly is high und!
dry and situated in one of the most .u
tractivc and beautiful suburbs of Norfolk,!
i .-mg getweeii the city proper and iliol
Park, and Is hound to Increase In value!
Tho Company his provided tor watei
um! I ho pipes win be laid at once
TERMS?One-third cush; balance In otto]
and two years, with (j per ccilL lull
secured by deed or trust on the propertyj
deed of trittst to no drawn and rccordt-dl
ni Ihn expense of the purchaser; or .'ill
cush, .ii the option of the purchaser, Kurl
mips and other Information call at th<>|
auction, i t's ofllce, who will take ;
pleasure in showing anyone tiw property!
IL L PAOE & < 11 . *
Jyis-tds Auctioneers,
By Byrd, Baldwin ?- Co., Auctioneers.
1-? V VIRTUE OK AUTHORITY VBST
> cd in us. wo will ki ii on behalf of
tho owners, at I lie Real Estate Exchungd,
in Ilia City of Norfolk, on TUESDAY, the
1st day of August, iv.'i. ai Ii! o'clock m.,
Iba following valuable piece of property
in rear of the eastern side ot Churejl
street, In the City of Norfolk, ill th head
of Krecmnson street, oiientns oh Churnhl
street by a paved lane belonging to 1
property, ami occupied by William T.|
Irwin as stables.
This properly runa back from Chur hi
street In an easterly direction 247 feet n
inches, thenci In a northerly direction 5
feet l Inches, thence in a w#.?i -iiv ? .me.
lion 117 feel 11 Inches,'thence hi ? south?
erly dlrcci'on 1? feel i'.- In hi i to .tlii
northern HnC Of the ..i'l latin, thenci
iiIoiik said line 100 feel to Church street
and thence in a southerly direction aloiti
church street 0 feet 514 i t rlii a t.. th I p
of beginning.
Th.- property Is und.: IciisU for Ilve|
years from July 1st. ISM. ill a ivt rental
of $l.v? u year, payable monthly, th.
lessee paying all taxes, insurance ui.ii
I rouuirs.
TI5B MS:?One-third cash, bahnten hj
nnt. s at and 12 menti s, bearing litter'
est. secured by deed of trust oh tit- prop;
erly, or all cash at option Of pilr IniHt."
BYRD, BALDWIN & CO.,
Jy22-tda Auction! era,'
By Byrd, Baldwin Co, R il Extatcl
Auctioneers, Rooms 22 and _.? iia:
illngton Building!
t> UR8UANT TO THE TERMS OK .
I certain d< ed Of in -t. i Hide 10 th
Atlantic Trust and Be urlty C mpauj
trustee, dated Januar) I2ihj ISJ9, and u
record In the Clerk's Ohle? foi Norfolkl
county, in Deed tiook 2 I, page, :7; ui
ill the request of the beneficiary there
named, we nil! Bell at public auction
u o'clock in..
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2D. ISB9,
at tho Norfolk lt< al Estate Exchami
Norfolk, Vn., the following property, t.j
ALL THOSE KOUR CERTAIN LOTS,
PI EC E8, <>H PARCELS OK LAND .-it
uuied in lluntersville, Norfolk county,
Vll.. and known and nunilii re I its lots 21,
22. 2'-'. and 24, on plai miide by c. 8. Sykes,
of lllnton and Reynold's lands. Hunters
vllle.
No. '.'l fronts on Church street extended
SO i-iu feel and Is 30 feel wide on rc?i
line, |nT feel on southern und IUI feet or
northern Hue.
No. 22 fronts on said Church street m
ect I inches, with width feel on rdhi
line, and Is 101 feet on south line and
feet on north lino.
No. 23 fronts <m Church street . i I
n Inches, with width on rear line :t'i fectj
feel on south lino and StfVi f i t on noitl
line
No. 21 fr?it- on Church street *d 0?1:
feet, with Vfiilth on rear line of 10 feel
and has depth on southern Ilm WVj feet
and on north line Tin,, feet.
TERMS:?Made known on day of sale.
VTLANTIC TRUST & SECURITY. COM-I
cany. Trustee.
I1YRD, BALDWIN .v.- CO.,
This July 21st, IS99. Auctioneers.
jyga-iot _
TRUSTEE'S SALEl
t> V VIRTUE OK THE PROVISIONS
1> of a deed of trust from A. Cronnem
hergh? to me. dated the IClh day of Dej
ceinber, ISM, and recorded In the Clerk'?
Olllco of Norfolk County Court in Deed
Book No. 185, page I, &c, and upon r*j
quesl of the holder of the note secured
thereby, default having been made in |U
payment I shall offer for sale at puhiu
auction for cash, on TUESDAY. Ihc 1st
day of August, 1899, at 1-' o'clock in,, ai
the Real Estate Exchange of ihc city
of Norfolk. No. i'.iii Main street, the prop?
erly conveyed to me by said deed ol
trust. The said property consists of t
lot, with brick budding thereon, sltuatet
mi the west side of Malthy avenue, ii
the? County of Norfolk. Va.. and front?
ing on Malthy avenue :'?'? feet, more
Ions, being the lot numbi red i?n on th?|
plat c.f tin* lands of the Tidewater
vestment and Trust Company, which ii|
of r. cord in the Clerk's Olllco ol Nor?
folk County Court; also the vacant loll
adjoining tin> above prop, rly on the soutljf
and fronting on Malthy avenue Ha feet,!
more or less; said vacant lot being num?
bered M? on the plat shove nient'onr-d.l
Reference for a more perfect description^
of slid property Is hereby mado to thtl
said deed Of trust.
W. H. MARTIN, Trustee.
11. C. HOC.?SARD & CO..
<y22-tds Auctioneers.
Abholt Morris.
W. W. Marshall,!
OH! FOR
Willoughby Beacti.l
We have a few very desir?
able lots at bargain prices.
Call at once, as they are
going fast.
MORRIS, MARSHALL & CO.,
158 PLUME ST
?PHONE Ss
Pr.inrh Office, 7th
Willoushby Beach.
Street Slatlor
