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REVIEW OF MARKETS FINANCIAL AND COMMBRCIAL Stocks, Honey, Ex:?ang8, Bonis, Grain, Cottoo, Provisions, Etc. These Are Closing Sales Each Day. Now York, July 80.?Tho stock market continued very mill und professional to? day, Sugar and Brooklyn Transit woro tho leaders in point of activity and weak? ness. It was siill a market of specialties, and railroads wi.ii> relatively In the back? ground. The grangers were most uffcci d nnd Burlington was the lender of the de? pression with n full of l%e. ami practi? cally no recovery. St. Paul fell 0 point, und the decrease in net earnings for June of J165.904, cohipurcd with the correspond? ing period of bed year, was the effective cause of hcdvlni BS In that stock and In the group. Ponnsylvanla was a point of weakness In sympathy With London, and was sold down lJAo. The depression In sugar was In evidence from the outset, und wns apparently due to a general shifting of the professional attitude to? wards tho steck. American tobacco was affected by profit taking attracted by the recent considerable rise. Brooklyn Trans.t wus under renewed pressure and fell buck to near last week's full price, carrying the other local traction Blocks with it. The steel group drooped under the satis? factory outcome of the Chicago confer? ence, designed to restrict production, TentlOSSe coal was active and weak. Jail? ing an extreme ^> points. The- stock ral? lied a point. .Sterling exchange foil a fraction further to-day, raising n doubt whether gold is'likely to go out this \ve< k. The tone of the money market remain unchanged and opinions regarding tho future events theru nro a good deal mixed. The bond market was dull and prices were Inclined to go lower. L*. S. bond Were exchanged at the last call on the exchange. The total sales of slocks to? day were -?S.tin) shares. New York, July SC.?Standard Oil 0 :: 5.83. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. Atchl.-on .Wclla Kargo ...122 Atchhon, pref .. GS% MISCELLANEOUS, XI. nnd 0.7.H-. C. and 0.26ta A; C. Oil .3,V>i C. B. and Q. ...125VA. C. OH. pref.. v>>: . |A. S. and \V. ... 83Vi Eel. nnd Hud...lb". A. S. .v W.. preiV.:1 III. Central .U8t?A. Tobacco .03% Lake Shore .210 |.\. Tob., pref ...12s L. and N.70%[Brook lt. T.66V4 Manhattan L. ... S.'.-Con. Tobacco .. 24:J Met. St. Ry ....lr.P-t'. Tob., pr. f ...78 N. J. Central ..12&Vk'ticn. Electric ...129 N. Y. Central ,.128 Ivlluvosc Sugar .. 61 N. und W.:ci*tl. Sugar, pref..100 N. ?: WV, prof.. Ti'.'-lnt. Paper .22 Ponnsylvanla . .ISiVfc'Int. Paper, pref 05Vi St. Paul .HOMi'Nafl Biscuit .... SO St. Paul, pref ..'"?>' ?? N. Biscuit, pref s.> So. Hallway _ 10% I'aclflC .Mall _so Bo. Ry., pref ... 5i\rul. Pol. Car ...153 Bilgnr .122'-, EX. COMPANIES. Sugar, pref .llii Adams .123 U. S. Leather_10 Amerlcnn .l."3 |l". S. L., pref .. ?S United States ... 45 'Western Union. TUVi THE BOND MARKET. V. s. 2's. refunding, registered .loiy. U. S. 2"s. refunding, coupon .10H4 United States 2*?, registered .100 United States S's. registered .10991 United States S'S, coupon .110>i United Stup s new 4'si registered ....132? Uhltpd Statctl new fa, coupon .133ft United States (dd 4 s. registered .116% United States old 4's. coupon .116? United States 6's, registered .113H United States 5'S, coupon .114% District of Columbia 3-65's.123 Virginia centuries . NEW YORK MQNEV MARKET. New York. July 30.?Money <>n call steady at V&Qi'lli per cent.; last loan Prime mercantile paper, 4{j r-i per cent. Sterling exchange easier nt 4.S7V4 tor de? mand ant at I K'.V'i i for sixty days. Posted rates, 4.S4W4.S5 and 4.sm.. Com? mercial bills. i.SH't ViMI'.i. Par silver, id',. Silver certificates, 0l-Vi?62V4. Mexican dol? lars. 4s. Qoverntnenl bonds steady, State bonds tlrm; railroad bonds easier. NEW YORK PPODUCE MARKET. New York, July 30.?Flour?Market dull and barely steady. Rye Hour weak. Corn meal easy; yellow western. BSo. Rye wi>ak. Barley firm, Wheat?Spot, easy; No. 2 red. v. ; ,c i .in -Spot, steady, No. 2. 40c; elevator. Oats?Spot, weaker; No. 2. 27?.c. Beef firm. Cut meats dull. Lard dull; Western steamed. JT.10; refined, steady. Pork steady. Butter steady; creamery. lTiUH^e.; State dairy, ]''... Pi'.tc. Cheese (Irin; largo White, small white, Coffee?Rio. steadier: No. 7 invoieo, DiifluHc.; mild, steady Sugar?R/iw, strong: fair penning, i , centrifugal. 0J test, l;4c; molasses sugar, $4.IS; rouned, strong. COTTON SPEI? OIL. New York. July ro.-c.tt.e-i Bocd oil was weak and n shade lower, sales of prime summer yellow being reported ill see. Prime crude barrels; 33e; nominal; prime summer yellow, S0c.; baiter g . I nominal; off summer yellow, 35>&c,; prlni? winter yellow, iOJj lu'.tc.: prime white, soyioc.; prime meul, *2".00. TRUCK MARKET. New York, Julv 30. ?Potatoes steady; Southern, ?l.GOfel.Ta; Long I . land, $i.;;.. Cabbages steady; Long Island, per 100, ll.7G?2.00. CHICAGO MARKET. Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions Lard. Short Ribs. &c. Chicago. July 30.?An apparent revival of tho export demand for American wheat pulled that market out of the I lotlgll of lower cables and favorable northwest weather to-day, the September option closing but a shade lower, though soiling at one time at a decline of Corn was fairly strong on small country accept? ances, and closed i4c, higher. The leading futures ranged ns follows: Open, High. Low. Clus. Wheat No. 2 July . 73=', 7l<i V'.'-i 74'J Aug. 73-?i 7Pi -T-.i 74't .Sept. 7-iii 75?4 "<i.d 7.e.4 Corn No. 2? July . 38% 50% 3vj? Ii?/-. Aug. ;?.- ij S?U SSfS SO Sept. :Vj Ss?-, 3S SU** Oats No. 2? July . 21 21 ?% 2PS 21 ?A Aug. 21" j 2l4i -'Hi ?*i.t.. :v 22Vi 2i?4 2lf5 Mess Pork, per barrel? . July .II r-7'?, 11.70 11.11.70 Bept. .li.;2:.j 0.75 0.72-- ?.70 ,-JUard, iier loo pounds? . Sept.C.7."i 6.77,/ii C.7."> 6.77(1 ' Oet.6.7.*. U.7.". 'Short Ribs, per Wi pounds July . ? ? Sept.(-,.<..'j 7.11) Oet. c.8* 0.','-",<i o.j.'i " 0.92vs NAVAL STORKS. '. Savannah. Ca? Julv su. s-.l:-it:i turpen? tine linn at 42c. Rosin, Ilrm, unchanged Charleston, S. C. July .'vj.-~Ti.: pctitine market htcady at 40'ic. Rusln ihm, un? changed. :???> Wilmington. N. c. Julv :!?'.- Spirit.: tur "fcntlnc steady at 4P-i:'-c. !'o.-in lir;:i a' I.LVll.? ??:-.?.:?? !. . .. ntl: c .n?-.-t at L00 and t:.i>. Tar . dy at Sl.U. The Cotton Market?. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Now York. July iy.?The . .iton market wns seasonably active, t>ut without posi? tive character to-day. The opehii ! showed r. lack of public Interest, i hr cull shovsd an advan ??? of one p.dnt t . a de? cline of four points. Aftar oi-. Interval of ?<>at:t> there .. :.s a pel hid oi seilin? for snort account. Livnpu.i t:-.i.i.. the tiear months. After tie- murk-t h >d <1 . i .icd S'iiO points net the downward xnovemri.i WAS ar;?. tid. Throughout tue MMlon the rumnii : position hold a pr.r Uculurly v. citl: rcJutlcn to the general II: t. r. f.7',i Tb.e weak feeling was increased by nu? merous reports of actual picking;. The bull contingent showed no liuiu disor? ganisation to-day, largely owing to tiio retreating uttitudo of spot buyers. Closed quiet with prices net lli-0 points lower. New Yorlc. July 30.?Cotton futures opened quiet; July. 9.i?; August. 9.24; September, 8.62; October, s.31; November, K.21; December, s.17; January, s.17; Feb? ruary, 8.18; March, $.'23; April, 8.23; May, '^Futures close.1 quiet; July, 9.CO; August, 9.10; September. Ml'.': October, S.32; No? vember, 8.20; December, i>.17; January, 8,18; February. 8.20; March. b.22; April. 8:211 May. 8.27. Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up? lands, io 1-lCc.; middling gulf, lo 0 16c; 8,623 bales. New Vork, Julv 80.?Cotton quiet; mid? dling, Hi 1-16C.: stock. 88,717 bales. Total to-day: Net receipts. 8,916 bales; stock 142,843 bales. Total Since .September 1st: Nit rc ceplts, 6.4S2.777 bales; exports to Croat Britain. 2,200.887 bales: to Frame, 687,291 bales; to Continent, 2,650,070. NEW ORLEANS cotton MARKET. New Orleans, Julv 80.?Cotton futures quiet; July, 10.10 bid; August, 9.43Si9.45; September, S.C2G8.S3; October, 8.114(3.12; November, 8.09{US.01; December, 7.895(8.00; January, 8.00j?S.01; Fcbruury, 8.02-jS.Ol; .March, 8.0508107; April, 8.0SO8.10. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Live-pool, July 80,; 1 p. in.?Cotton, spot, small business; prices steady; American middling, 5 2S-32d, The sales of the day were 4.(is0 bales, of which BOO wore for speculation and export and Includi d 2.7-i) American. Receipts, 7,0p0 bales, including 0,500 American. Futures opened quiet and closed quiet. American Middling: July. 5-81-64 seller; July and August. 6-29-tfi sellers; August and September, 5-12 ? ; Sellers; September and October, !-.'.. . i; I buyers; October and Novcnibor, 4-4.W41-0I sellers; November and December, i-ns-ct sellers; December and January, 4-35-64 sellers; January and February, 4-33-?l sellers: February and March. I-.U-0I sill? ers; March and April. 4-o?-?l hellers. Norfolk Cotton Market. Norfolk. Va.. July 31, 1930. 1800. 1S99. Tone .Steady.. Steady. Good middling .10 5-10 Middling .10, Low middling . O??d ordinary . S?i Hales. Sales . 12 Receipts . 10S Shipments .Nono. Stock .None. COTTON RECEIPTS. Thro. Local Seaboard Air Line ... ? 21 Norfolk Carolina... -- r> Southern Railway ... 100 2!>2 Total . 100 -0s" NORFOLK MARKETS. GRAIN. HAY AND RICE. CORN?White corn, from store, 53c; mixed corn, from stores. Mc. OATS?Steady: mixed, S3-.: white. 3Sc. MILL FEED?Market steady; bran, per ton, $18.00; middling. $19.00 per ton. HA V?No t Timothy hay, $18.00; mixed hay No. 2, $17.CO; mixed liny, $17.00; hay in carload lots. No. 1, $17.50; No. 2. $10.60; mixed. $16.60. MILLED RICE?As to grades. 5",<7C?ic. ROUGH RICE?Nono on the market PEANUTS AND PEAS. PEANUTS?Market dull; fancy, 2Jic; strictly prime, 2\.c.; prime, 2*'?'.i 2-v,c.; com? mon. lM;1i-c. Spanish?B armors' stock, 98c.?t$1.00 per bushel. PEAS?Blaekeyc,none In market; black, none. COUNTRY PRODUCE. POULTRY?Live, steady; chickens, old, fat, 27(8300.; spring, HU'Jfic.; ducks, mud, 20c. EGGS?Onlel at lie, per dozen. butter?Good country. 12'.nr,c. COUNTRY HAMS-Stcady; Smlthfleid. fancy. 13 'i l.'.e.: Virginia country, 10@12&c.; good North Carolina. IO?12'Ac Pi 'TATi 'ES? New. 5'jc. pi r barrel. NATIVE CABBAGE?$1.0031.25 per cra'.o T( ?MATOE8?Grille. $l.25j] 1.60. ONIONS?Ji.r.o'.d 75 per box. BERMUDA $1.75. PEAS?60iJ73c. per basket. SNAPS ?50.fi75c. per basket. CUCUMBERS?7Sc.Q$;.O0 per box. FRUITS. APPLES?Virginia apples, $1.0001.50 per barrel. LEMONS?$1.0004.60 per box. PEACHES-Gcorgln. $1.0002.00 per crate. LIMES?$1.00 per basket. PINEAPPLES WJ/Sc. BANANAS?Per bunch. 60c.Q$l.50. COCOANUTS ?It'" to bag. $2.50?J.-..00. CALIFORNIA ORANGES M I Inn. $4.00; KCcdlngs. $3.004/3.60; navels, $3.50jj 1.00 per box. GROCERIES. flour ? Market advancing: spring wheat, patent. $5.10; winter wl > at. patent, $4.85; winter wheat, half paten/, 84.10; win? ter wheat, cholco utralght, CI.85; winter wheat, family, $4.25; winter yheat, fair '..> good grades of extra, $3.SY4j!4.16; winter wheat, super, $3.60. meal-Per bag loo lbs.. $1.25; p2 lb. bags, $1.17. COFFEE?Advancing; Java, 2S@S0c.; f.a guayra. 13','Ho.; cholco Rio. 11'.',: Jo.; prime, do.. li'V1'I lc.; fair.. do., !> Vt'le'ie. ROASTED COFFEE - 60c. up; Arlosa, iCo-11>. cases. $l3.co; Ariosa, 60.1b, cases, sumo; Arlosa. :i0-lb. cases. $13.20; Lion. 100 ll>. cases. $12.00; Lion, 60:1b. cases, $12.20, These New Volk f. o. b. prices subject to dollvory conditions, CHEESE?Smnl| full cream. 12c. SUGARS?All sugars having advanced ten points, the following are the prici 1, Including this advance: Cubes or pr< iscd blocks. Icos, in barrels, ti.50; Powdered, l?oao in barrels, 6.45; either. In half bar? rels, additional per 100-lbs., 19o.; Granu? lated a*andard, loose in barrets, 6.15; Granulated Fine, loose in bnrr.jlu, 6.15; Granulated Fine, loose In 100-lb, hacks, 6.16; Gi'tnulated, 2-liv and" 6-lb, sacks, packed in barrels, 6.25; Granulated, 2-Jb, and 51b. papers. packed In cases, 6.23; Yellow No. s. very blight, 6.70: V : No. 9, nearly as bright, 6.65; Yellow No. 10. very Rood bright, 6.60; Yellow No. 11, ?.??-ni bright, 5.55; v. iiow No. 13, fairly bricht. BT60. SVRUPS AND MOLASSES - Mark t firmer a) the advance; syrup, good (0 choice, 23021c.; lower grade syrup, 15030c.; molasses, Porto Rico, 22330c. PROVISIONS. HULK meats Market higher; rib sides, ?: hollies. Western heavy, ii.'jj bellies, West, rn lighl-wclsht, $s.2o. HAMS?Sugar cured. I2V&0. DRY SAL'I ED JOW LS?$5.65. PORK PLA L'EH t$7.00. HAM RORKr-Noiv, $11 50. HAM PORK?New, $14.00. LARD?Pure butchers', In tierces. Sc.; compound, tierces, as to brand. 6&c; .so lb. tubs and ;.o-ii> tins, 'ic more. Wool' -1 nwashed. 15?.: bulky, s to "e. lr?.s; washed wool. 2.">e.: black R'/.-e. to lilc HIDES?G. S.. VA; green, i.;4; dry illnt, 14; dry. salt, Uli; damaged, 7. salt Ft.-ill. HERRING ?Nc w North Cur.-.llmi cut. none; Eastern, barrels: $4.00; Potomac, gross, none; mullets, so-lb. kegs, 00; snpis, 100-lb. kegs, r> '??>: mackerel, .1 NrS. 2, (20.00; white fish, now catch, 100-lb, kegs, none; Ed-lb, kegs, none; 7u-!b. kegs, none. PPINJLREPORT. Foreign un.l Coastwise, JlllV .IO, llH'O. AUIUVED. Nor. .Ttnip. Hero, Petersen, Now ca ile-on-tlio-Tync, llfrht. British stmp. John Bright, Anderson, Ship >; i.in:!. for coal. British stmp. Mountoswald, Brown, Hamburg, light. British burk Belstafie, pmltJi, Ber? muda. ? hr. Fannie C. Howcn, Chase, Fall River. Sehr. John B; Cnriington, Anderson, : '..r. William H. Bailey, Lane, New Vork. Sehr. Alvctdn i*.. Klzey. Klzey. Perth, Ami oy; coal. Sehr. J. It. Tool, Hanson, Portsmouth, New Hani] shli e. St hr, Henry Crosby, strong, Phila? delphia. Sehr. Edwin and Maud, Rlggln. New York, stone. Bchr. Ti na A. Cotton, McElwce, Bos? ton, Mahl. CLEARED. British strrip. .lohn Bright, Anderson, couled, Amsterdam, Netherlands. British Rtrnp. Claverhlll. Seott, Lon? don, codied. British.stmp. Cnlrncrng, Gibson, Am sterd/im, Netherlands, coaled. Sehr. E. C. Knight, Jr., Crowlcy, New York, wood. SATLED. Brttisli stmp. John Bright, Anderson, Rotterdam. British stmp. Claverhlll, Scott, Lon? don. British stmp. Calrncrag, Amsterdam. American stmp. Santult, Rue, Roston. Barge Enos Suulc, -. Portland. Sehr. Florence and Lillian, Jiartzog, Philadelphia, lumber. Sehr. J. Uowell Leeds, Bateman,-, pig iron. Barge Annie H. Smith,/Providence, coal. ALBEMATtLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL CO. ARRIVALS. NORTHBOUND. Stmr. ChO.wtin, towing, North Caro? lina to Norfolk. Sehr. Lizzie A. "Williams, North Caro? lina to Baltimore. Sehr. Hulda, lumber. North Carolina to Baltimore; Sehr. Columbia, watermelons. North Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Wrii. Lcishcar, watermelons, North Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Thos. P. Jones, watermelons, North Carolina t<> Norfolk. Sehr. Gladys Whiting, watermelons. Nin th Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Cape Charles, watermelons, North Carolina, to Norfolk. Sehr. Cape Charles, watermelons Nortli Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Lupton, watermelons, North Carolina to Norfolk. 1 Sloop Cora A. Baker, watermelons, North Carolina to Norfolk. Sloop Sealdrd, watermelons. North Carolina to Norfolk. Stmr. Cro?tan, towing. North Caro? lina to Norfolk. Sehr. A inert Clin Ea^lo, watermelons, NOi'th Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Alvln, watermelons. North Car? olin:! to Norfolk. Sehr. Ella May. watermelons. North Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Dancing .limmie. watermelons. North Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Hobson, watermelons, North Carolina to Norfolk. Sehr. Garland, watermelons. North Carolina to Norfolk. Sloop Harp, watermelons, Xorlh Car? olina to Norfolk. Sloop K. Mldgott, watermelons. North Carolina to Norfolk. Sloop Spray, watermelons, North Carolina to Norfolk. Sloop Oyster Hay. watermelons, North Carolina to Not folk. Par/re- No. 1. lumber. North Carolina to Norfolk. SOUTHBOUND. Stmr. Carolina, licht, Norfolk to North Carolina. Stmr. Chbwnri, towing, Norfolk to North Carolina. Sehr. Ida G. Farren. corn, Paltimore to North Carolina. Sehr. Etta, coal, Pnltimoro to North Carolina. Sehr, Jas. Pond, light, Norfolk to North Carolina. Sehr. Palmer, light, Norfolk to North Co rollnn. Sehr. Beulah, light, Norfolk to North Carolina. Sehr. Wm. Hill. light, Norfolk to North Carolina. Sehr. Mollle Flower, light, Norfolk to North Carolina. SIoi p Queen, light, Norfolk to North Carolina. Sloop J. W. Ames, light, Norfolk to North Carolina. Stmr. Dentil-! Simmons, light, Norfolk lo North Carolina. stmr. Comet, merchandise, Norfolk to North Carolina. Stmr. W. P. Rogers, merchandise, Norfolk to North Carolina. DISMAL SWAMP CANAL. Hudson & Bro., Agts.. in Roahoke Ave. NORTHBOUND. Stmr. Maggie- .lory. Owens, towing rnfl front North Carolina to Norfolk. Stmr. A. P. C?vlrigton. Williams, towing, Elizabeth City to Norfolk. Sehr. A. E. Parks, Ketcham, Eliza? beth City to Norfolk, melons. Stmr. Jno. Taxis, Burton, Elk'.iboth City to Norfolk. Stmr. Robert E. Lee. Mill:', towing raft, North Carolina to Norfolk. Stmr. Thos. Newton. Ballaricc, Eliz? abeth City lo Not-folk. SOUTHBOUND. STriir. Aurora'; Jones', Norfolk to North Carolina. Stmr. A. 11. Covliigton. Williams, towing, Norfolk to North Carolina. Sehr. Carrie R. Morse. White, Norfolk to Elizabeth city. Sehr. Zeno via. Scarborough, Norfolk to Elizabeth city. SiEaafe R "INFANT HEALTrf'SEriT jp (f FREE oh Application. \\ lite. '. 'W. Co?OlH5SO Mint Co.a ?? / Rupture, y Piles, Hydroc?!? and jfthj v*v Varjcocclc cured by / ' hypcrdermtc injections. / ' ' .' ?'??I No cure no pay. No j. " '(.<:A detention from business; / ??'&/.) ' .!#Ci no danger- References, J-? r'&v - Consultations, Exami Vi " nation and booklets free. S RUPTURE INSTITUTE, SO j Bank S(roo>, RICHMOND; VA. JalC-ly Permanently established, /:-:j:> Dr. Anna Geiring 4j^$f% Registered Physician ' . -:i'> rrlvnta franlioTliins iV<" tjftW ?.f i,,!B" 1 VcKm ? >Kfl i-.na.o m.aiii. .. .-^>- if&?VI B.w. Lilly v.o.to \ *? )i j.?..l'..\tl.e Pills, ts. ^?f-T-? S^T&tjr W;vea without chll Hr~ kUjiy?t liall.iiloio. How's This! Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any enso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hail's Catarrh Curo. P. J. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, having known k. j. Cheney lor the past 15 years, and bo llove Iii in perfectly honorable In nil busi? ness transactions and finally able to carry out any obligations made by their firm, WEST & TRAUX, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. WALDING. KINNAN ft MARVIN, Wholesale I lrugglsts. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, TCo. par t-ottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimo? nials free. Hail's Family Fills arc the best. ? 'JC iX IS ? MTTlHiBpl & MNN CO., DEALERS IN Pine and Oak Wood. Nut Coal, Stove Coal, Egg Coal, Furnace Coal. Wc have special facilities for supplying the celebrated Pocahontas Steam Coal ?ALSO? Water for Tug Boats, Dredging Companies, &c., at N. & W. -ty, Co city local pier. 1 llllll! I Ifilil GO. NO. 116 MAIN ST.. NORFOLK. VA, So. Roll Telephone, ??111?230. So. States Telephone. In?20? ij. Will I'nclo Sam take? Don't wo wish wc knew for sure. Anyway, there's no doubt what road you will take. You will take the road that leads to our yard to gel our COALS. Geo. W. Taylor & Co., 61 Granbv St.. Norfolk. Va. To the ice Consumer. We wish to take this opportunity to express to the ice-consuming publlo our sincere regret for the unsatisfactory si r vico they are now receiving. Wo Wish also to state that we were induce,1 In 1 \H io g,o into what was then organized and known as the NORFOLK ICE DELIV? ERY CO.. believing ;it the time that such .in organization would 1)0 beneficial to both ice consumer and dealer. As tlmo ?has advanced wo have become more and more thoroughly? convinced of the mis? take we made In going Into this organi? zation, ami wc Wish to announce that we expect to withdraw from the NOR? FOLK ICE DELIVERY CO. after this year and will then remain Independent ice dealers, as before its Organisation. We i, e! perfectly safe In guaranteeing to lie i UbllC that tin-re will not lie a ropo tit ion of the present state of affairs another season. Wo wish to express our high apprecia? tion and thinks to the citizens of Nor? folk for the confidence and liberal pat? ronage which wo havo received at their linn.is In the past, and to Bollctt a con? tinuance of the same. We will do all wo pas Ibly can to protect your interest In the future. Respectfully, Norfolk Coal and Ice Co Sam'l Ferebee, Manager. 537 V/ater Street. _ Both Phones 391. bUot) brills % yya Conen, Stock, Grain and Provision Brokers. Direct Wires to New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, ? ? Boston ?? And All Principal Exchanges. OrdVrs Executed Promptly. F, GR?NDY ?2 R0WN?KB DOC K WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEAL? ERS IN HAY, GRAIN, STRAW AND MILL. FEED. f Large stock en h>.r.dVan.l In tra'islt SELECTED SEED OATH AND SBtCD RYK IN ?JTOCK. NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY Al.WAYa OM HAND. U fi I ( ^ M H HAVE YOU Throat, Pimples, Cup. pcr-Colored Spot*. Aches, Old Sorc-s, Ul? cer* !n Mouth, liair Patting'? Wr.t? COOK KliilKbV CO.. Kir M.\: ONIC TEMPLE. Chicago., 111., f?t pr-of ruies Capital liio.Ooo. Wo sullcll tho m ft obstinate cases. Wa have cured the wo st cases .u ;? to Uay?. 100-patf* boo* fi. -. We must utiload some of our surplus stock. OF Trunks, Traveling Bags & Dress Suit Cases J J A Cai TJh?J?> l!a straps. Will buy a Bquaro top invass Trunk, steel mpa und binges, Iron bottom, 2 sol2 leuther 7, Will buy u square top Canvass Trunk, heavily bound with steel. 3 steel strap hinges, lin? en lined throughout, Including 5fTJ) Vill buy orte of our Anto 3 9 rAatld Tray Trunks, linen %j lined throughout, 2 solo leather straps,oil-inches in m m ...... si length. ALL, TRUNKS GUARANTEED AND KEPT IN REPAIR PR EE OF CHARE RWill buy an extra high? cut Club Paw:. w jj brass lock and catches, choice of si/.e.s, 13, 11 or 15 Inch. Will buy n genuine Alligator Club Pair, a t.i.-.it bargain.. E GOO Suit Cssas ai a Sacrifice . . norfolk trunk factory, 172 Church Street, Near Main. We repair Trunk.-; and make them as got i! us new. OLD PHONE. 1135. BATCHELDER & COLLINS, 141 to 145 WATER STREET. -DEALERS IN ? s ??? U SB V? Pipe, t'emeni, Buck, ume, WALL PLASTER, SHINGLES, LATHS. CAR AND CARGO LOTS A SPECIALTY. PHONE 101 NORFOLK VA. TXT COST A few more Gasoline Stoves left which we will sell this week at cost Also, Ovens and Refrigerators. THE COLU iYrt E31A STOVE CO,, 173 TO 177 BANK STREET._ Take a View from all points, of tho i roporty wo have at tht-- City Park, and you'll llnd It worthy >>r your consideration. Tb.; Ipculion la convenient and healthy; valuca are rap Idly increasing, and will eontluuu to do co. Everything points to this section as " tho Ideal homo site. Modem houses, with all Improvement:), from Sl.COO to JS.fl IC. MORTGAGES N EG t >T I AT 1: D. '-;><?> mm MMSI1A?, & CO. Cfficc. 133 Plur,!3 St;*c2i. BYRD. BALDWIN & CO., ur. vi a i. .* <; r.i v. icon ?> cj wim 11 a (MM % <; r?? \ It Iii l m j i... UKAMIV . ? ?'. FCfR J ' DW'ELUW SI3. ;iri Frei mason, 108 York, ?u 67. lei York, $41.67. 20S York, $35.00. i is Main. $41.Ii7; 129 Granny, $41.67. Q ran by, JIO.GU. 125 Brewer, $30 00. 132 Cumberland, $25 ?j.n Mariner, $li. I. Furnished house oi York for AUgUS and' Soptemb sr. H Cecelia, BO. 68 Voik, $41.67. ?1^7 i !oi prow. $7 5Q. ICO \: rnitida, 00. Til Church, $11.50. ItOOM:3. 111 Maple, $12.30. 112 Maple. Si 7.'i Church, $0 10, 7.1 Church, $5 0, 7j7 Church, 11 '. 7!? Church, $1.50. ""1 Church, iiu.mj. 108 Falkland, iii 50. 114 Falkland, $7.00. :;<i .M:rii:.-.-. ?0. 131 Frank, jS.OO. 136 .Maple. $7.00. '.' Wnlkci $12.60. 99 Wal:., . $12.50. storks. 310 Cranby, $::".oo. 347 Bute, $16.09. 241 Church. $35. 20 Nlvlson; S35 Bute, sr.. 331 Church, Cto.CO. 337 Church; SU.uO. OFFICES. 217 Main. $5.09 103 tlrnuby. Sie.00. West Build! ig, cor. Main and Church, Hnddlrigton Build? ing, cor. Grailby and City Hull nvo. 25;00 W. H. H. TllICE & CO., Real Estate nnd Rental Agents, COR. BAN K AND PLUME STREETS; ?PHONES W5, RESIDENCES FOR RENT. !,3 Cove street . 20.00 199 York street . : ? 229 Holt street . ?3.00 Oranby nnd Al scantier . J6.?C ?ic2 Bute stret t .?. U'-UJ hi Duku a;re< t. u rooms, all conven- ^ ^ ?. S* Co ?e' 1 Yi'.'ct*'. ?.???? "'"-V ' 1 97 lloii st . all conveniences, brick,.> Jj.ou tS York sirodr, brick. 2-story; very desirable .?hr.O Bcechwood Place, Oct. 1st . ? ? W 19 n to street, Oct. ist . Ul DllkO street. Oct. 1st . Jo.oil STORES. 2S9 Church street . 21 <Ihnri h street . 196 i hurch street . :?! Roanoku avenue . 30.00 : i BiinU street . fj>00 421 Main street .?. R?.w? ti dull! street, now occupied by Hume Minor .$200.09 S21 Main street can ho rented low. Sninll store on Bank street. 9.00 Small (tore near market . li.OQ ?JR Chu.ch street; Rood location for smn)l bit: incss . 14.00 Cl Roftnoko arc, 3-fltory prers brick. Lj.vJ the Weather is Hot. but Old Dominion Lets ARE STILL SELLING. FOFUYKKN IN ONE WEEK is FAIR KoR THE DUEL S10ASON. We offer at n low price and on easy terms two now houses in that doslrablo resident a section. You'll he sure of proitt in buying liouses ?>r vacant l.>ta in uul Dominion Place or Llndenwood. 0. I). JACKSON CO., Montlccllo Building - - - Norfolk, Va. Homes For AIL li.-il PlM M BoUeh . 0 Arlington Pia? t> . ?'I l lartmouth Hire* t . rl'j Prank:in atre i . Ilnmllton avenue . .i'T Voi k street . Now house Olney Bond, Ghent .$ 30.00 310 Chapel street . lO.l S North street, 8 rooms . 20.00 Window on Nhiin street, near Pank. v .: k Place, C rooms . in 210 i: clalborno avo., ; rooms . 20,011 121 llcrmuda si . 7 rooms. 20.00 li t I'liv.i .? ! . cor Foiicliurch . 20.W? i"j Brewer streb., u rooms. ss M'j BoUsh Fi., *? "-ootis . 2j..0 Several good Mores. 10 Us Mreet. P.arl: Place, 12 rooms .... 2; I7i But* t> rooms.JO.0? ??.?i Il'Jle. ?' lomni . l/.vi FOn RENT OCJ*. ,RT 40 Pnrtinouih street, 7 roams.$30.00 ICS rue street,?8 rooms . 27.,vj ?Iji : treat, !rt rooms . 40.00 .??> Vork street, rooms . 37..'.) ??< i nil 400 Buto street . - i; Granny street, 7 rooms . 2j.oo : *". Granby street, s rooms . it),UU .'I Granby Ftrcct, S rooma .3">.W . ? Levitt avenue, 0 rooms . 25.09 1 HOUSES ANH I.OTH FOR SALB IN ALL PARTS OP TUB CITY. WHITE cS: GO. IU?.AL ESTATB AN!> RENTAL AUISN" NO. St BANK BT MIC ET W. K. Fentress & Son, Real Estate asiu Rental Agonta. No 35 Bank Street, Room: 2 & 3. DWELLINGS. '.22 York sli. be 6 nnd 6 Olney Road, Ghupt, 03 Polish street. Furnished Cottage at Va. Beach. ::i Bute street. i:-> Buto street. 4;<;> Bute h!:. . t. 20 Arlington I'lr.ce. ? ; and i.'i Cumberland strebt. C?3 >?:. Prnmblclon avenue. 2? North street. 2o."> Brown av.etiue. i m w houses Cumberland St., Ncoi Pute strebt. STORKS. IM Church street, ?0 Granby Btreet. FLATS. 81 Falkland hi rei t. 12, II. I? uhd Taylor's lane. FOR OTHER INFORMATION PHONE _13S9 BELL. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. A largo brick building, with bolter and engine, in good condition, suitable for manufacturing i arpbses and conveniently located on the Lambert's Point railroad, lust outside the city limits, for rent at low figure?. For particulars call on H. C. Williams & Son, RENTAL AGENTS ROOM UO. 8. TALBOT DUILOINS. 17M Mini Sf S. S. PHONE 086 Al'CTIOX NA Ei KS THIS DAT, Hy the Union Auction Co., SO Bunk street, Morris Gross, Manager. LABOE SA EE OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION.?iWe will noil at our Auc? tion House THIS (Tuesday) MORNING at 10 o'clock, a largo line of; Furniture, consisting of Bedroom Suites. Wardrobes, Choirs, Rockers. Lounges, Couches, Ro frlgcrators, Mattings. Rugs, Pictures, Crockery, Glassware, l Show Cases, etc., etc. Goods sold without limit or ret) rvo. UNION AUCTION CO.. It*_Auctioneer. By W, j. Halstedd, Genend Auctioneer, R. R. Morris. Crier, 42 and 11 Wash? ington street, o|>i>. City Market. 171INE FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES - AT AUCTION.?We will sell at our Auction House THIS (Tuesday) MORN INC. at 1U o'clock, line Bedroom Suites, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, China Prcssos, Desks, Chlffonleres, Dining-room Chairs, Crockery. Glassware. 100 Bed? steads, Lace Curtains, Feather Beds, Pillows. .Vie.; also lino Anli<|Ue Ward? robes. Presses, liureaux, oic. Ladles ea pcclnly Invited to attend. This sale, embracing as It does an en? tire new stock of Furniture, bought at one-fourth wholesale value, should prov* sufficient Inducement to attract all house? keepers. W. J. HALSTEAD, it* General Auctioneer. by W. II. 11. Trice & <'<>.". Real KsTate Auctioneers, 43 Bank street. I> Y ORDER OF THE OWNER. WE > will sell at public auction at the Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange, No. :i"> Main Street, on TUESDAY, JULY -".1ST. 1000. AT 12 M.J that desirable LOT, with building there* on. situate No. 12. On the north side of Cleveland street The bulldng Is a two story frame, store below, with dwelling above. Lot t"x7r> This property is about one hundred feet east of Chapel street, ai d there Is room tor two more houses. TERMS?AT SALIC. W. II II. TRICE & CO., Auctioneers, lit Bank street. Phono :.''">. Jy2S-tds ~t7f. rogers, ROOMS 200. 210. 211 COLUMBIA llLti^D. INC. GRANBY STREBT. FOR REsCr. STORES. 01 Ronnoko avcuuo. 416 Main street. . 21') Main street. ' Store and dwelling IS Quc*:t street. Siur/r. offices and npaiiiuoits In "The Taxa Will." tor. Ltuoke avettui und Orae. hy Ml eels. Store dwelling HI Cumuerla.id street. Storage room and otlice* Kclley strict Offices Granby, Cokhmerco und Bank streets, 4!.' Main strer'. No IS Commerce street. More, and dwelling No. 60S Main Street. No. 9170 Bute street. DWELLINGS. C- Brown street. Main street. 4o"> Hamilton avenue. < 22 Olnoy Road, Ghent. No. ::?; b?ke street. No. -?>! York street. IS Brown si root. st Grace street. , 134 Charlotte street 4 l leachw 't Place, Ghent. 559 Freemason sire, t, Nu. 4-3 Duncan avenue, vis Boush Btreot 2i.r Bute ?tri et. 2G5 Rule street. :i7i Freemason street. Vii York HIleel. Duke street. 4 0 Main Bin < I. 211 Bute Btreot. No. co York sii eet, In Uio Mottu Block, Ghent 61 Granby Htn et. No. 222 York street. Flat 17 York street. FOR S?LE? 6 dwellings In tlm Mottu Block, Ghent. Three new houses, 212. 214 and 216 Ava nue A. Atlantic City?a bargain. Four brick house* un bt. Paul ?truet. price 12,:iU> ou. Stoic and dwelling and coed business. Mo ran avenue. One house on Scott street. J700.CO. Wharf and warehouse between Com mcrcu street and Roanoko Dock. Vacant lota in alt parts of tlm city. Valuable water front In Rraii.blelon, ad- 1 Joining N. ?>.? W. R. R. Co. . water front in Portsmouth, uo tween Ferry Dock and Navy Yard. 810 Bute street Hardy warehouse, Nlvlion ttrcet. N OS and 7'i Pool street. 2S7 Granby street, Uli York Btreot. 63,1 Bute rtreel. )W and 111 Brown avenue. 273 York ttrcel. 4.1 Queen street. ?14 Bunk street. 109 Iheh street. C"i Park avenue). 1?'-) Bute street. York street. ? ?trj and 421 Highland nvontie. I )\\ illng 90 Boush stri et. Dwelling 294 Buto street. FOF? RE NT. 210, N. Marshall avo., 7 rooms .SK.? o )19 N. live.. s rodlllH.;. 2..U? ills Bule .-t., . riionts, Oct. 1-1 . iit Bule : t., 7 rooms, Oct., 1st . SJfl Bute si.. 0 n ?'ins . 3i:00 Sa York Place, S roping and bath ? 91 Charlotte, 7 rooms and bath . 30:00 Holt, 0 rooms and bath . 3".r,0 114 Wlllotighby S rooms and bath .... 20:0(7 113 Wllloughby, 7 roi ma und bath _ is.uo no York st.. >> rooms and biith . 35.00 180 S. Kelly, 7 rooms and bath .25.09 Nice new house S2d st.. Park Place, S room i and bath . 2J.08 rd'J Main St., 9 rooms and bath . STORES 299 Church stroi 27 William" street 69 Bank street. .,22 W'lUer stl.t. MON EY TO LOAN. H, C. HOGG ARD & C0.? PHONE 74?. 38 hank street. ma rsdiuwaiD uui 309 MAIN ST.. NORFOLK, VA. HKA?Q?AirrKRS FOR Refrigerators, Lawn Mowers, Screen Windows and Doors, Ice Cream Freezers, Hammocks, Fishing T;;ckle, Guns, Ammunition, Spaltling Bicycles and Bas8 Ball Goods. WHITE HARDWARE CO. Opposite ifcc Monument, SV8ADE ME A IVSAW Ajax TAutirrs positively eras AIJZNrrvouM iMMiwe-Fetfioa Mom orr,la>poteac/. Ilk it>l ,?n<yj. eta, osated by Abuse or ott< - ? ? ? < I.vlU trillions. '?\*V Otl^fclW <iie-'. ?n.-?ij?' roftoru Lo*t YUnlt!.-' In c.) or yountf. and ntataanforttoc;, banian tor mitrloe". ... ?V-.3".iJ> 1'n.v ?<? ln?.nl'y r.;vt V.an umrtlo&.lt tuen la time. Tholr umo >hom ImmoULto (uytovo iseotend ctTucte a I . t>!.. ro nil c-'. r fail Id riet r.nr.u hitian Itsu ocan'uo .?';??? 'J ?' '.cto. They h?*ocor? tl t:?.jnr.r..:, anil willcor roc V iialv* upoj itlrowritten ronraat.To ncilef.ai-' ro 4'-14fi MKh.-a?eoT refund the biobct. ;-i \ *.r 8 ??cp->r paejuoei oretx pkcee (full troetmeou tor C3USD. Sy nnil. ia plain writ i it. nvin roc> Ii '.of i rl<-o. ta "....r llw AJAX REMEDY CO., 'UTcV?'" for sale in norfolk. VA., bv Burrow, Murlid~& Co., AgunU.