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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-18
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTtfE nE
deed OF trnst executed to the undcrsi,n,d
as trustee by j. Is. and Coleman Hunt dated LII
3ist, 1901, and recorded in tho clerks oGicr linz;
i ing court, city OF Roanoke, Va, ID. b. 60. u
men, OF certain negotiable notes described in
SAID deed OF trust, aud whereas default hayin,,
been made in the payment OF a portion Of said
notes, Mt the request OF the said Boswell the mn
dcfsgncd ms trustee, will sell to the highest hid
ucr NJ pubic auction in front of the courthouse
OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, on SATURDAY
MARCll 5Tli, 1S92, AT ~ NJ, that certain lot ar
parcel or Ia, d ing and being in the city of Hoa
nnkc, w., and described in said deed of trust rs
beginning at point on the north side of North
chestnut street 3lG SIG feet cast and then 30 feet
mrtn from the southeast corner OF Park and
CHESTNUT streets; thence with North Chestnut
street ruth 81 degrees ~ minutes cast 81 l. IL feet
10 point; thence north degrees so minutes
cast IN feet 10 tcn-foot alley; thence with said
alicy north 81 degrees IL minutes west % ZIP feet
10 II point; thence south u degrees ~ minntrs
west iso lcvi 10 tho place OF bc.riunlng torntLcr
Wun improvement thereon bcl0rgint-
ERMs: Cash sufficient 80 pay cost of cyccnt-
ing TINS trust and topay OF past due notes anu
,m,e9Ss. thereon to day OF sale and the residue
paSanic IN monthly payments OF 5000 per
mon H. the first one to he paid on the Sist day of
March, 1872, and on the last day OF each month
hereafter, and each payment to bear interest
from the slst day OF July, 1871.
,o, r. II. GRAY,
'o" '-""-W Trustee.
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N. RENSCH, Proprietor.

N hENSCH, Proprletor,
HOUSEKEEPERS OF ROANOKE:
Have yoL ever given us trial order
for fresh meats?
If you haven't, try us once.
We give better meats and weights and
lower prices than anyone else.
Our meats are always fresh aud not
aged by shipment from the far West.
trial will prove this. Tyr
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ plant-By virtue OF n decree OF tho CORPORA
.ton court Tor Roanoke city. entered On January
i', iS''', IN the chanccry cause therein pending
V! inc style OF simmons, Monett and Simmons
ss. 'he honnokc Ice Co. and others, the under
pay, FEBRUARY, 81 1872 at the front door OF
.nc court NJ IL O'Clock b. IN, of that day. proceed
~ Sc 10 the highest bidder, by public auction
the ioiiowing described property, IL:
=, pcsluhthg nj point ON the northwest corner
oi Nchtcr street and the Salem road; thence with
center street north rs degrees 1, minutes west
~. lcct IN an alley; thence with said alley NORTH
ucSrccs ~ minutes east ISL feet to Salem roai.
.n.ncc with the same sonth - ccgrccs - min,
utcs east ITO feet; thence south ~ degrees cast
Mofcct to point; thence south heSrens west
~ lect 20 the place OF beginning, together with
w buildings thereon and the com ,lcte and
.au.oic set OF machinery thereto. lately used by
!nc itoahokc Ice Co. in manufacture of ice: also
tho said leo company ~
ibkMS: The purchaser shall assume and
agree 10 pay on March I, 1891, i've thousand dol
hrs tSo,oW With per cent. interest payable
scmrinhuaiiy. which IL the first lien on the said
tcai estate ami Il now secured BY a deed of trnst
thereon, one-thi.d of the amour; OF the uarchase
price VIII ne required in cash aud The r,.sitlun i'm
TWO equal payments Mt six nnf twel q months
from nay or sale, with Interest, evidenced by
Icsotiaolc noccs or the purchaser, secured by a
uccu Oh trust on the premises.
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON
LuCIEN H. COOKE.
ROY Is. SMITH,
january %, 1922. Special Commissioners
|, IS. Brooke. clerk OF the corporation court
Tor hosnokc city, hereby certify that the bond
executed ~ $3.50 S
1872 SS RRoERE ~
!"h>'-tds Clerk
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This property has been sold and the notes as
sumcd by vcndee. GEO. g. MOOMAW
fcb5-t ids Trustee
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OF trust executed to me by Mrs T. j. Moir
and Miss NJ. A. Moir dated the 31st dny of JnIv
1871, ana recorded in tho clerks Office of the
musings Court of the city of Roanoke in decd
nooK w. page SoO, i'll trust to secure to John C.
w allace, DR., the payment OF 81 2S3.0 CO. evidenced
by tn &C Understanding negotiable notes of said
Mrs. T.. j. Moir and Miss NJ. A Moir bearing even
date with said decd, the first for $500 paya
months after date, and the other two for S>.l 80
each, payable two and three wears rcsncctivclv
after date, and default having been made IN the
payment OF the first OF said notes 10 fall due at
the request OF the said John &. Wallace Jr and
the holder OF said past due note. shall sell TO the
hlgncst bidder at public auction in front OF the
DAY. THE 1tfll DAY OF MARCH, ISl2. AT1a
NJ, all that certain lot parcel of laud living aud
being in the city OF Roanoke and bounded ns
okc street 1888 feet north OF Pine street; thence
Win honnoe street north degree 30 minutes
west 80 fcct TO point; thence north IS degrees IL
minutes east Ill S feet to an alley; thence with
inc SAID alley south degrees ~ minutes east
~ Feet 10 point; thence south So degrees X
minutes west Ills feet 10 Roanoke street tho
point Of beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale.
including trustees commissions, and to pay on
SAID past due note of $5uN.00 with interest
the proceeds to pay Off the first due SSH so note
with interest thereon from July 81 1891 ill maid
upon credit until the 3lst OF July, 1893; and ma
10 suiicicnt OF the proceeds to pay OF said re.
81, 1871 till paid upon credit until july 81 1SJj
anu Inc balance, II any, payable In two equal
annual payments from day OF salc Deferred
payments 10 bear interest, and to be evidenced by
negotiable notes secured by deed OF trust on
the property. This sale is made subject to n
building association lien of about 81 40 CO. nnya
bic mt the rate of S3i % per month"; r'
III tus. ROY Is. SMITH. Trustee
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TRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE Os
=, deed OF trust executed to mo by George G.,
Moomaw and w. VI. Moumaw, bearing date 2lst
LAY OF January, iSao, and recorded In the clerks
omec OF tho iiustings Court In the city of Roam
okc Va, IN deed book ~. page 2Ai, to secure to
W.. NJ Pierce, commissioner, tho payment of
go - represented Pre- ny the certain negotiable
and two years after date, with interest from date
anu detanlt having been made in the payment OF
the last OF said uotes, and having bee requested
70 Eel 10 40, viii oIer for sale on saturday,
tEbhu AIRY. 9TH, 1879, AT 1880 P NJ OF
that day, In front OF the courthouse In tho city
OF hos,noke, Va, the following described prop
erty, situated 10 the city OF Roanoke to wit:
Lots Nos. 3 and dissection Gas shown by the map
Oh L, R1rers addition to the city OF Roanoke, va.
TERMS: Cash sufficient tn pay the coat OF
SAFE including atrnstco's commission or per
cent, and balance due on last OF said notes with
interest, ana residue, II any, TO be paid In one
ana TWO ears JAS. s. SIMMONS,
,, Trustee.
Messrs. G. G. Moomaw and W. H. Moomaw de-
sic to say that they have cold the above de-
scri ed property aud that their vendee has as.
suined the notes mentioned above.
Jan2S-tus JAS, 8. SIMMONS, Trustee.
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BaYn ydR RI a,E o. :, A DEED or TRUST exc

by N!RTuEOF A DEED OF TRUST EXE-
iIcuted to me by r. S. Roberts and j. Z. Trotter,
oiiice OF the city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book
o., page 49, to secure G. b. Engle the payment Of
sa, num Of sso0 payable In z monthly in
been made.in payment oi five Of said notes and
being requested by hen. iiciary In said deed, /
VIII cell at public auction in front of the court.
hou.e OF koanoke city, Va, ON WEDNESDAY,.
MARCH IT, 1872, AT NOON, the following parcel
of land: s P'e
mer street $50 feet east of Houston street; thence
south y degrees 30 minutes west 80 feet TO an
aiey' thcnce with said alley south 40 degrees 30
minutes east isO ret to n point thence north
degrees 30 minute chs, I3t feet to a point on
soatn 81 side of Gmer street; thence north 50 dc
Srees ~ minutes west - feet to the beginning
being the west half OF lot q, section S. Ropcrs
Fairfax and Houston map.
. TENNIS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of cxecut-
my tnis treust, o per cent. trustee commissions
Slon insurance and five past due notes of S25OG
each ana interest from January l, 1891; pur-
GnaseT 70 assume to pay 81 455 90 and in erect
anu interest from January l, 1871, the balance If
any, payable six months from day of salc bear-
s trust. Ii. H. GRElDER, u
by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EyE.
cue, cnted 10 the undersigned as trustee by X. q.
Aa ms GATED February 1890 and recorded
CITY OF Roanoke Va, deed book 20, page AS, in
trust to secure TO C. A. Moomaw. j. A. iamson IN
anu o,hcis TIC payment OF certain negotiable
notes describs d III enid deed OF trust and where
as asa default having been made in one of said notes
and portion OF another due and payable Fcbru.
airy :, 1892 being the last notes mel tined in said
oeea OF trust n the request or the holders there
OF the undersigned rs trustee, will cell TO the
highest bidder at public auction ut the front door
81 INC ennrtno1se , in the city or Roanoke. Va,
AT IL NJ, that certain lot parcel OF land living
ana oeing IN the city of Roanoke, Va, and de,
scri6ed In said deed OF trust M follows, to wit:
beginning at point on the east side of Jefrerson
street l5onorth Of Robertson street thence with
point, thence south SO degrees east 100 feet to a
point oin thence south degrees west a5 feet to
Jefferson street to the place OF beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF exc.
cutting this trust including O trustees commits
sion Of per cent and to pay afI past due notes
ana interest thereon, which will:be about Sl6jU,
10 DAY OF sale, and the residue, il any, unless
differently announced at the time of sale, will be
pnid m two equal annual payments from day OF
sal', deferred payments 10 he on interest and 10
be secured by deed of trust on property.
20 pds D. w. BoS y ELL. Trustee.
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FINEST cabinets. q. sidclingsr's, sOi JEFFERSON
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GEORGE L. ESTABRooK, JR.,
'""S-tus Trustee,
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janSl tbs NJ ETEEy
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-26
THE HOME MARKETS.
The Downward Drift of Eggs Checked
and Prices Are Firmer.
CHOICE DAIRY PRODUCTS ACTIVE.
Cereal Receipts in Excess of Demand. and
the Markets Heavy.
COFFEE STRONG AND SUGAR QUIET
OFFICE OF THE DISPATCH,
PIrrsBURG, THURSDAY, February 25.

OFFICE OF The DISPATCH, !
PIrrsBURG, THURSDAY. February 25.
COUNTRY PRODUCE (Jobbing Prices)-
The egg market has evidently touched bot
tom for the present. As predicted in this
column yesterday, a reaction has come to
the recent depression, and prices are shade
better than they were at the beginning of
the week. There were sales reported day
or two ago below 15c per dozen, but to-day
markets are firm at 16c for job lots Fresh
country roll butter is in short supply and
firm at prices quoted, but all below choice
is heavy and slow. High grade cheese is
firm enough to advance. Tropical fruits are
tending to higher level. Fancy Florida
oranges are in excellent demand at shade
better prices than have prevailed of late.
Choice apples are also shade higher. Vege-
tables are dull and slow at the same old
prices.
APPLEs-sr 75@2 so per barrel.
BUTTER = Creamery Elgin. Sac: Ohio brands
2sS3oc; common country butter, F@lsc; choice
BEASs.NsT Yogk and Michigan pea 1 2 so@s %:
hand picked medfam Sf,n ' 81 Sol sAn 7sa' '0'
BEEswA1-Cholce so9s2c p lb; low grades, no
BUcKwHEAr FLoUR-New. 21l@2Hc p lb.
.CHEEsE-Ohio choice. n14@i2c; Now York
cheese, 129i21sc; Limburger, 1S9l3hc: Wisconsin
SSsSc. 1s; iuA ''eA'n 'ae'''''' "nD0i ''' '"''''
CIDER-Country cider, g 5005 90 y barrel; sand
refined. IS OOd6 80; crab cider, 81 509S 90.
CRANBERRIEs-Perb box, ~ O092 50; per barrel.
81 COOS 90.
EGGs-Strictly fresh nearby stock. 16@i7c.
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, 5@5Sc; No. ], $50
SOC . rb mixed lots. S9d40c.
DRIED FRUITS-Pe aches halves, SIC; evapo-
5aSc; rsspberres. isaisSc; huckleberries. 7c Cal
pe-f1ss assh crSp White clover, 1s@c; Cali
fornia honey. 12915c p H.
MAPLE SYRUP-75@Soc p gallon.
MAPLE SUGAR-IOc q ID.
POULTRY - Alive - Chickens, 70@s0c pair.
large, G5dT0c medium; live turkeys, u@D12c p 10;
ducks, S09S5c pair: live geese, 81 Is a pair:
dressed chickens, 11dy13c p : dressed turkeys; 17@
18c . ib: dressed ducks. 15@l6c fb.
POTATOES Carload lots. OH track, 3Sll40c: from
store, 4O945c bushe: Southern sweets, 81 5091 Is
a barrel; Jerseys, So 00f13 Is.
SEEDs-Western receaned medium clover. job
bling at IS 25 mammoth at IS 49, timothy, 81 50 for
prime and 81 So for choice; blue grass. ~ 652 80;
orchard grass 81 rs; millet, 81 90: German, IS;
Hungarian. 81 10: fine lawn, 25c . ID; seed buck
wheat, 81 4o91 so.
TALLow-Country, &c: city rendered, SC.
TROPICAL FRUITs-Lenons, fancy. Messina,
Valencia oranges. 81 0Gd4 so a box; bananas, 81 so
oil rs. frss, 81 GOAL 25 good seconds, per bunch;
Malaga grapes IS 0GG1O 90 half barrel; pineapples,
1s92Oc apiece: Persian dates. 414@5c per pound;
LAYER figs. 12@14c per pound.
Cabbage. g oO95 90 a hundred;
yellow Danver onions. 81 25@2 50 a barrel; toma-
toes, q 00G3 . crate; celery. 5@30c per dozen;
turnips. soc@sl 90 barrel; new Bermuda potatoes,
IS 20 barrel,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-26
Grain, Flour and Feed.

The first sale of the week was recorded at
the Grain Exchange to-day, namely, a car of
No. 2 middlings, $l6 rs, spot. Receipts as bull
letined, "a cars. By Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne
and Chicago cars Of corn, 5 of oats. of
barley, of malt, of straw, l of hay, 8 of -four.
By Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis-8
cars of hay, of OATS of corn. The cereal
situation remains as it has been all the week,
decidedly in favor of the buyer. Receipts
are liberal and demand is light. The only
articles that give any signs of frmness are
wheata and flour. Spring patent flour is q
shade higher at sources of supply. and 1t Is
only a question of q short time when prices
here must advance.
Following quotations are for carload lots on
track. Dealers charge an advance on these prices
from store:
95c.
CoRN-No. . yellow ear, Ea94sc; high mixed
shell, Ii@14isc; high mixed shelled, 43x@44o,
mixed shelled, za941ac.
RYE-No. Pennsylvania and Ohio, 9O9slc; No.
/ Western, SSG89c.
FLoUR-Jo6bing pr1ccs-Fancy spring patents,
s25@5 80: fancy winter patents. IS SOB 80; fancy
xxx bakers, 81 5Ga>475. Rye -four, 81 75G5 90.
MILLFEED-NO. white middlings. $l8 00Ql9 90
per ton; No. white middIings, SIS 5091i75; brown
middlings, 3l6 009l7 90: winter wheat b an, $7 COG
II 80: chop feed. Sl7 009ao 0).
Hay -Baled timothy. choice. sl3 O0913 3: No. J..
81 0oGi2 25: No $40 s09 90: clover hay. $li 80
(0l2 co: loose from wagon. $l3 Goals co. according
SRA w-6ats, 81 OO07 20; wheat, So Oo@s 5o rye.
OOn7
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-26
BAIL MAKERS BOOMING,
That in the End Has Harmed the Market
Moro Than Was Expected

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-[ Especial To
morrow's Iron Age will have the following
trade report and review of the market:
The figures of the official report of the
Steel Rail Association are of universal in
terest because they clearly prove that early
in the year the railmakers who gave out the
reports of sales did it with the object of
blooming the market. 1t was then stated
that the rail makers entered the year with
600, 900 tons of orders and "options" on their
books. The Options have evidently not
been taken to any startling extent, al
though it must be remembered that it
true that orders of 53a 600 tons is a very great
: Improvement over last year, when the guam
tity was nearly 10000 less than that. it is
also worthy Of note that 1891 was an excep-
tional year, and that the quantity now
booked does not represent more than fair
average. From all the leading markets
come complaints of declining prices in pig
iron, and sacrifice sales are cropping up in
every direction. They are widely attributed
to financial weakness, and for that reason
cause additional alarm.
Extraordinary stories come from the
Pittsburg district concerning prices at
which steel billets are offered. BUYERS
claim that they have been offered stock at
mitted by sellers. In structural material.
Chicago reports sales of beams aggregating
about 1900 tons at 2.25c delivered. In the
East the business hangs fire because New
on foreign beams, which are said to aggre-
gate about 600 tons. Plates are very weak,
notably in Eastern Pennsylvania, one OF
whose mills has captured a Duluth order for
1000 tons of ship plates at &c, delivered.
In track material, merchant steel and other
lines the markets are reported to be demor-
allied. Prices IN the majority of cases are
lower than ever before.
The foreign markets are reported for the
Iron Ege Sfollows, by cable from London:
In the price of Scotch warrants there has
been q further decline, and the market is
still in a very unsettled condition On the
18th inst. the syndicate ceased buying.
whereupon other holders began to realize,
and over 10000 tons changed hands at 40 Cd
Subsequently there were ifquidasions at 4Os
and some transactions at shade less. The
last statement shows 900 tons in connals
stores, which is about the average for some
time past, but additional furnaces have been
lighter, and there are now IS in blast. The
increased production, along with slow ship
ping demand, makes the situation appear
critical. Finished ircn trade is unsettled,
owing chiefly to threatened stoppage of
work at collieries. Operations have been
suspended Mt the West Cumberland Iron
Works owing to depression in business
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-26
Groceries.

Spot coffees have advanced in the Eastern
markets and should be higher here, but our
jobbers continue to sell at the old rates.
Sugar ref1neries are turning out more sugar
than there Is demand for and markets are
slow. Canned goods are still on the upward
move, and prospects are that our quotations
will be advanced at an early day.
GREEN CoFFEE-Fancy, 20@2sc: choice Rio, 21ss
@2214c; prime. 2Oc; low grade Rio, 1S9l9c; old
Government Java, z@2sc; Maracaibo, 2l@221sc;
Mocha. es@e9c: Santos. sIH@2214c; Caracas. 2sS
high grades s5sss I'D scveGnment java java
25c pea6eFry. essc; choice Rio. ai1c; prime Rio TO-
2ol1c; good Rio. 1s}ze: ordinary; E9isc;
casss &c. peppel e nstmes s'p'e 0'
ETRoLEUM-(J Jobbers' pIices) 1lOo test. &C.:
white. 7}z@sc: globe, 14@i4izc: elaine i5c: carns-
dine lie; royaline, 14c: red oil, l0s@lc; purity.
MINERS OIL-No. winter, strained, sag4oc per
gak summer. S5@57c; lard oil, 5a@5ac.
,,aiu syrup Sgc; esSice sugar syrup,
n. o. MoLAssEs-Fancy new crop, 4o@4oc;
choice. 4o@41c: old crop. 36@3sc; N. o. syrup,
soDx-Bi.carb in kegs ss.z@szc: bl,carb. in rs.
CANbIEs-star, fulI weight &c; stearine, per
RIcE-Head Carolina, Sjs@sac; choice, 5a@sAc,
FOREIGN FEUITs.Layer raisns, g 90: London
j M4O9i 50; Valencia. 54Gsc: 0ndara Valencia s.:
@Ic: Sultana. 80l3c: currants. 3A@4hc: Turkey
100 IS g: Almonds, Lam, Is. &c; do iSlea. I7s:
do shelled. Soc; walnuts. Nap, 139l4c; Sicily fl
esrts lie; SMYRNA figs ISSlSc pew new dstes SSsc: :
lemon peel 1oc p fb orange peel, 12c.
sc
lS920c: peaches, California; evaporated, impaired,
sk@s1ac: cherries. ptted. 12c: cherries, qnptted.
4G4Hc: huckleberries. &c.
sUGARs-Cubes. 4asc; powdered; 4Nc; granulated
4Ac: confectioners', 41sc; soft white, 3E@D4c; yell
low. choice; SssaSac: yellow. good. Sa@assc: yel-
PicKLEsNMedium. bbls u.2oo. y Is: medium.
sAIT-So.? No.? i > bDi, 81 %; No. 1. extra. Dbl.
;i %; Higgins EursEa i-ha sacks. e So; Higgins
E1rek., IS lib packets. 50 90.
GAINED GooDs-Standard peaches. 81 7a91 80;
peaches pea @soc finest corn. s. 25l 1 So: HID I'd Co.
beans. 81 S5 soaked do. SIC: stringed do sO@S5c;
marrowfat peas. 9Oc@sI 10: soaked peas, 6c@75c;
pineappIes d 81 2eSl so Bahama do = o. damsUn %
Gd CO. spses g. s. esf Snm e Ge
m Sbge SG 81 30 ssE sqT
81 i5aI 25: strawberries: s5cSI 10; gooseberries.
@ SS so c e R cans
Sss II .a ssSi @ iS 6sssd
erel, lib cans. boiled 81 50; sardines. domestic
AS, 81 OO(94 10: Us. So so; sardines, imported rs
81 50912 60; sardines. imported Us. SIS 90; sar-
dimes, mustard. Sc 40; sardines, spiced, 80 50.
FISH-Extra No. l bloater mackerel, $e4, 90 per
Dbl: extra No. do mess, s21 90: No. shore mack
erel, SIS 90: No. large mackerel. sI7 70; No.
large mackerel. sig 80; No small mackerel sl9 GO.
White fish. s6 90 ? 1Oo-lb half Dbl. Lake trout
y5 SO ~ half Dbl: Fi1nan haddies, loc 2 lb. Ice
quarter Dbl. 81 60. Holland herring. 75c. Walkof
herring. 90c.
OATMEAL-A 7565 90.