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Produce End Merchandise.


New YOnK, March 14-Flour dull,
steady; winter wheat, low grades, 90
GAS; patents, 3.25@3.5O; Minnesota
clear, 2.5o@2. 80; patents, 1894 35; low
extras, 2.05@245; Southern -four dull,
steady; common, 2 0O@3O0; good to
choice do, 3.1o@4 90. Wheat dull,
steady; No. red, spot and elevator, 81
@62; a1oAt, 62N; options very dull,
changes limited to nc: No. 2 red
March, 60E; May, 62M; June, G3%.
Corn very dull, e lower. closing firm
No 2, 441s elevator, ASH ahoat; options
no &c lower, trading dull; March,
AS: April and May, 4315.
Oats quiet, easier; options dull, easier;
March, IS 4; April and May 50; No. 2.
BIZ @36; No. white, 3s@3SH; mixed
Western, 37H@3S; white do. and white
state, 39@42. Hay in N cd crate demand;
choice steady; shipping, 6C@65; good to
choice, 1905. Wool dull, about steady;
domestic fleece, 2O@25; pulled, l6@25.
Beef steady, quiet; family, 12914 extra
mess, SOS so; beef hams dull at 16. SO.
Ilerced beef dull, steady; city extra
India mess, 1920. Cut meats quiet,
easy; picked bellies, 6M; do. shoulders,
COCK; do. hams, 9@9X. Lard quiet,
easy; Western steam, ITO; city, G So
March, 700 nominal; May, 6 90; refined
quiet; continent, $50; South America
500; compound, 6@sI.
Pork quiet, steady; mess, 12.5O@13.OO;
extra prime. ~ oo@12 so; butter in fair
demand; fine firm; Western dairy, new,
12@15; do. creamery. new. 15@22; FL
gins. %. Cotton seed oil dull, easy;
crude, 26; yellow, 81. Petroleum quiet,
unchanged. Rosin dull, steady; strained,
1.00@l.15. Turpentine firm, quiet,
steady, at 31A@35. Rice quiet, steady;
domestic, 3A@5ss; Japan, 4@4A4. Mo-
lasses, foreign nominal; New Orleans
dull, steady, 3o@3s. Peanuts quiet.
Cotfee options firm, 10 points down to
10 points up; March, i6.25@16 40; May,
15.7o@ 90; July, 15.15@15.35 spot
Rio dull, easier, No. 7, 17N@I7X
Sugar, raw quiet, steady; fair refining,
1876; refined dull, steady; off A, az
ca 3.lo; standard A. 4AQ4 7-16; cut
loaf and crushed SOS 16; granulated,
44@4 GIG. Freights to Liverpool dull,
steady; cotton by steamer, 9-64 pence
bid; grain by steamer, az pence.
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Strength and Health

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Rf NikTUE OF DEED OF TRUST. MADE
"a; - on the I'd day of May, 1892 whereby ID. a. F.
var and Emma j: Barbour, HE wife, II. s.
l.. Seioerl, conveyed to Henry H. Loomis. or
sysIense, N; T., the property hereinafter dc.
ANA Loan Associaton of SYRACUSE. n Y ths
payment or the sum of S6705O the same he Inv
Inc principal, Interest and premium on loan from
salu association evidenced by scycnty-two
promisary notes of even date with said decd ox
Gcntcd by the said ID. u. +. Barbour and Emma
three last maturing, when are each for tSr snn
Oh So payable to the said association at its office
an SSyracnse, N. ", as follows: One OF each of
DAY IN each and every month until ali OF amid
notes are fully paid, together with interest on
ncr o. c Sao notes, after maturity ut the OF
ana ~, default having been made in the payment Of
the note falling due and payable on the last Sat
payable subsequently thereto; up to and includ.
ing the note falling due and payable on the last
WhHS not IN 'anTary ls with lntere' thereon,
on the last Saturday OF February, 1S9i will
amount to the sum OF s65629, inclusive of fines.
sociation; and having been INSTITUTED AZ trustee
IN sala deed oy an order OF the corporation court
qnired go to do by the beneficiary under said de- Cd
OF t,rnst. the said Eastern Building and Loan AS
18TH BAY q or s}TaG9ss Isa X shall ON THE
the courthouse, In the city OF Roanoke Ve NJ
H. O'Clock m, ofrer for sale to the highest bidder.
-. PupiiC AUCTION, the I0lloWinG described urOn
erty, situated in the city and COUNTY of Poannpp
State Of Virginia, towit: "oAo'
known and distinguished as lot No II. as
snown by subdivision OF lots one m TO eisht
81, inclusive, of section sixty 1907 or West End
LAM Lana Company's land, made hy said Barbour.
, yam norn, and seibcrt, and plan OF same filed in
INC ONCE OF the clerk of said county; said iot No
IA being twenty-five 1851 feet front on Cievc,amd
street, stree, ana running back OF the same width one
nmhdred ana hfteen HE feet to n ten Il0l foot
a,lisy win the appurtcnnnces and all the estate.
title and interest therein OF the said parties OF
the nrst part mentioned in said deed Va
TERMS: For cash as to 80 much OF tho nro
cceus as may be necessary to dciray the expenses
OF executing this trust, Including Il trustees com
mission or5 per cent, and 10 discharge the
amount now due and payable and In default and
Will become due on Is st Saturday in Fcbruarv M
above set forth, with interest," and the nssumntion
by the purchaser mt said sale OF The residue Of
said notes yet to become due and payable with
interest; and If there DC any residue or said mr.
chase money the same shall be made pnvohic in
one one, ana TWO equal annual instruments at one and
until paid, and secured ny a deed of trnst from,
the purchaser upon the property sold
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON
Substituted Trusiee
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York stook nIarket.

NEW YORK, March 14.-During the
early hours OF business on the stock ex-
change the market for railway and mis-.
cellaneous stocks ruled strong. The
Improvement at this time ranged from
u to III per cent, Missouri Pacific,
Distillers, Atchison, Louisville and
Nashville and st. Paul leading the up
ward movement. Missouri Pacific was
the real feature, selling up to 27N Dis
tiilers was bought for Western accounts
on stories that the differences between
the concern and the American Dis.
tributing Company had been adjusted.
London bought fairly large amounts
of st. Paul, Louisville and Nashville
and Atchison.
The latter was favorably affected by
lntlmet1ons that the work of compiled.
ing the collateral trust reorganization
plan was progressing rapidly. Boston
was also buyer of the stocks and bonds.
At the advance the market encountered
considerable long stock and there was q
general disposition to accept profits
Some round amounts of Chicago Gas
we're disposed of and the stock quickly
broke from 67st to 64X. Brokers with
chicago connections were heavy sellers
on the reported determination OF tho
attorney general OF Illinois to press the
quo warranto proceedings. The general
market declined 1s to IL per cent,
Manhattan, Missouri Pacific, Western
Union and General Electric suffering
the most. At the close the market was
rather weak in tone.
Among the inactive issues Chicago
and Alton advanced ~ to 1877; Tennes-
see Coal and Iron preferred, Ak to 20;
while Long Island fell 2h to 95 AS
compared with yesterdays final figures
tho active stocks show losses of X@2%
per cent; Atchison, Whiskey, Louisville
and Nashville, Missouri Pacific ana
northwestern preferred, however,
gained 1s@% per cent. Sales of stocks
were 2l1,96o shares. Railway and mis-
cellaneous bonds were strong. Sales
listed stocks. 10000 shares; unlisted,
$4,000. Treasury balances: Coin, S90,-
LAG, 900; currency, $40, 254,OOO
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Artificial Limbo.

BEST ARTIFICIAL LEG mauofac tured.
ARTIFICIAL LIMB MFG. Co., 900 Penn
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I2f VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRIJsTMAny

X ticioE 0F DEED OF TRUST MADy
Barbour aud Emma b. Barbou m his y,ie o. r.
q ian Horn and olivia Van Horn, his wife. and
syracuse, N. T., the property hereinafter do
aUd trust to secure to the Eastern Building
payment OF the sum Of ss7S5S tSe, sam. 5i the
inc principal, interest and preminm IN LOAF
SAID associatioo, evidenced by scventytwo
PIomssory notes. OF even date with.saId deed
executed by the said D. 3. F. Barbour and
Emma u. Barbour each for the sum of So Co. cx.
ccpt the throo last maturing, which n re- carn Sor
the sum OF $50, payable to the said associstion
at Its oGcc Ia Syracuse, N. Y as follows: one
last Saturday in each and every month. nnt;j ali
OF said notes are fully paid, together with IN.
LATEST on each OF said notes after at the
rate o, opsr cent; per annum, payable semi an
nually, and default having, been made in the nav
as Q, tae note telling due and payable on the
iast SATURDAY or the month OF March 1s9X and
those payable subsequently thereto I'm To and
Including: the note falling due aud payable on
the last saturday in january 1891, with intereat
thereon, which notes, inclusive of the amonnt 70
rail- due on the last Saturday OF February, iS9S
VIII amount TO the sum OF 1855 20, Inclusive OF
incs, according TO the rules and by laws of the
SAID association; and having been Substituted ma
oS cn IN ssd aeed by an order OF the corpora
under said deed OF trust the said Eastern Baid
shall, on I nR 18TH DAY OF MaRCIg. T ISM IL at
the front door OF tho courthouse in the city of
the highest bidder, at public auction, the follow
ing described property, situated in the city and
III vi hOanOhc, state or Virginia. wit.
Known and distinguished as lot No. 3. as
SHOWN by a subdivision OF lots, and one 0) to-
eight (Sl, inclusive, of section sixty (6Ol of West
End End Land Gompany's land, made by said Bar.
o oonr, van Horn and Seibcrt, and plan of same
nied In the Office of the clerk OF said county.
Said lot No being twentyivc (s5) feet f.ont on
Nicveiahu street, and running back OF the same
width ono hundred and fifteen feet a 81 feet to n
ten lo) foot alley, With the and all
the estate, title and interest therein OF the saia
deed. " u tf"st
TERMS: For cash as TO so much of tho pro.
ceeds as may be necessary to defray the ey
penses OF executing this trust including n
trustees commissioner of per cent and to dis
eharge the AMOUNT now due and payable, and in
dciault, and Will become due on last saturday in
February, as above set forth, with interest, and
me assumption by the purchaser at said sale of
tho resano OF said notes vet 10 bccomc dnn and nd
payable, with interest, and IL there be any resi-
uuc or said purchase money the same shall be
made payable In one and two equal annual IN
stalmehts at one and two years from date or
sale, with interest thereon until mid and
secured by deed of trust from the purchaser
upon the properly sold.
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON.
Substituted Trustee
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ID. Ii. MATSON,
trustee and Commissioner.

IL, .; ,. brooke clerk OF the circuit court for
s sn0 city OF Roauokc, do certify that ID. IT, Mat
WI approved security directed in the decree
so eIe sa,a circuit court entered at the November
1 .Srn iu tne chapcery cause, styled A Pope
anu WIG We. l. w. Miller and others Tests:
~ 'ue s. :. BROOKE, Clark
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TRusTEKs'sAr.rs

Ky VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIJSy N.ny
Bsrbnn ,n sr "a cay Oh May 1892. whercbyD b. F.
Van Horn and Olivia Van horn, ais wife md II a.
=. Seloer', conveyed to Henry H LOOMS. Of
scrbed in trust to secure to tho ESs,er ne ae
nn9 Loan Association Of Syracuse. N y, The
the principal Interest and mi .me same being
said association, evidenced BY seyentv" ion,
gromiss9ry notes OF even date with said dSc
executed nted by the said d. b. F. barbour, and
Emma Barbour, each for the sum OF xiS, a ar.
cept the three last maturing, which are each for
aaG ~, sum OF payable to the SAID association
s s .ss SMces IN Syracuse. ". Y, as follows: One
on eace OF said notes to be paid on or defore the
,ast saturday In each and every month until ali
teIcst on each OF said notes after maturity. At
ane rafe OF per cent per annun,, payable sc mi
payment OF tho note falling due ana PAYABLE on
.nS isst Saturday OF the month OF March. lS93
inr,nit payaoe subsequently, thereto up to and
isst Saturday In January, 1884. with intcrest
, ,unrson' which notes, inclusive of the amount to
Ia, ,S,, que on tho last Saturday OF February 1884
VIII amount to the sum Of 1876, Incnsivc ~
hnes. according to the rules and bylaws ne ~ -
srns, nss9cstion; and having been substituted as
ALTON court OF the city OF Roanoke. Virginia. and
under ss SesG dr se9nred so BY the Beneficiary
ing and Loan Association of Syracnsc N
s sh On TIE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. ise4 at
koanoH dS9r Of the courthouse in the city of
s MOam9ke, Virginia, at twelve O'Clock M ofrer
ior sale to the highest bidder at pu bile an
s;' e described property, situated In the
to-wit: S'"'e VI virginia,
shnown and distinguished ss lot No. II. as
ss ine ny s u, Of lots eight
Land Company's land, made BY said Barbom uu
,bn n horn ana Sei6ert. and plan OF same filed In
e M ONCE OF the clerk OF said county said lot
land IL a, pefg TWENTY-FIVE , feet front on Cicve
G fao. nqndrcd and fifteen d,5, Eoet to len to
estatc 'e ,,, WIN the appnrtenanccs and all the
nar,ios ,itiS anu Interest therein OF the said
trust deed. ''one" III sato
cc aEk M For cash as to 80 muoh of the pro-
E ,. as may be necessary to defray tho ex.
pehses of executing this trust. inc,udino N
chas. commission of per cent and to dis
JJnarse the amount now due and PAYABLE. and In
aeiauit. and will become due on last Saturday Of
r,eoIuary ns above set forth. with interest and
, , assumption by the purchaser at said saic of
rnsdun n1 Oh said notes, and il there be any
iicsiuue OF SAID purchase money. the same small
DC made payable in one and two equal annual in.
saaaimenis. Mt one and two years from date OF
s sa,, win interest thereon until paid, and
upon the property sold '''"Se'
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON.
substituted Trustee
rbp
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TRUSTEES, SALE

2Sth day OF February, 1891, to Secure IN m. Ma,,
n san 20 LIE Insurance Company The payment Of
So,oyV, une February %, 1886. Interest paysbin
juno, lS9l 70 secure the same company tho nav ".
i ,nen. OF SSO due on the 2Sth OF February ISIS.
sm,eresa payable semi annually; iutere st on both
1898 f ~ 'ne Ho'h uay OF august,
TERMS: Cash.
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Book Beer.

HELLO, there; did you say it was dry;
oh! no. We mover go dry. Bitterman,
OF market square, says nobody has to 20
dry. His Book Beer is the first on the
market. Try it once and see II you will
be dry afterward. Bitterman says take
schooners-fnest and largest in the
city.
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P. E. THOMAS BULLETIN.

The following quotations are furnished daily
oy r. E; Thomas, stock, cotton, grain and pro-
Visions broker, over Thompson's book store
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The Roanoke DAILY Record. in which the above
SAFE was heretofore advertised, having ceased
above sac viii take place upon the terms and Mt
5 5IH zane p lac sPeciaed on TauRSDAY, TIE
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON, Substituted rrTs.
tee. IA a.
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The Roanoke Daily Record, I'm which tho ahov.
sale was heretofore advertised, having ceased
publication u is hereby announced that the
tho same place above specified On Thursday. the
5th day Of April, 1891, at IL O'Clock M EDWARD
w. ROBERTSON, Substituted Trustee 3l4 ids
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CONSTIPATION and sick headache posi-
lively cured by Japanese Liver Pellets
SO pills Is cents. Sold at Christian 6
Barbee's.
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EDWARD W. ROBERTSON.
Substituted Trustee.

The Roanoke Daily Record in which the
au0.o sale was heretofore advertised, having
III inc ABOVE sale will take plac, upon the terms and
DAY Fits P PMS above specified on THURS
o'c ock m. EDWARD w. ROBERrSON' Sinh.
stituted Trustee. . II ID L,'o-
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MONEY at per cent. on good real
estate security. Address, room 6s, Ponce
de Leon Hotel.
Old papers for 8. at this Office ten
GeDtn 1nn
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EDWARD w. RoBERT soN,
Substituted Trustee

CO.. NC hoahoke Daily Record, in which the above
nmt,, vas heretofore advertised, having ceased
pahoIn niioh, u Is hereby announced that the
a s sale win take place upon the terms and at
III nT sa .n, pace above settled on THURSDAY
81. EnW Ann IL " ,oy 3d. q q 1O CLOCK
Substituted Trustee
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The Roanoke Daily Record, in which the above
sale was heretofore advertised, having ceased
puDication, II is hereby announced that the
above sale win take place, upon the terms and ut
the same place above specified, on THURSDAY
fhh OH DAY OF APRIL. 1884, at 12 O'Clock m.
EDWARD w. ROBERTSON,
Substituted Trustee.
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For Over FIFTY Yaar.

For Over Fifty YearA
Mrs.. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has pcen used
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the gums, allays all palms. cure wind collie and is
the best remedy for Diarrh9s Twenty-Five eta q
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NGLESlDE RETREAT-FOR DIS
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JOHN w. WRIGHT b. LACY HoeE
wv RIGHT s. HOGE. Attorneys-at-
w law, Roanoke, Va, Room 6,
Moomaw Building, Jefferson street.
Courts-Roanoke city and county, and
Craig and Boetourt counties Special
attention given to collection Of claims.
mar 4 1y
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TRUSTEES SALES.

assumption py the purchaser at said sale of the
a OF SAID notes yet to become due and pay
,a,u purchase money. the same shall be mnde
Sayaoic IN one and two equal az nual install.
WIN interest thereon until paid, and secured by
a d uccd OF trust from the purchaser upon the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-18

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Aug. 14th. 1898.
II can speak in the highest terms or
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge, Twas affected with heart
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for
35 years, was treated by the very DeSu
lars, tried every known remedy with.
out binding relief. Ihaye only taken
one bottle Of your p. p. p. and can
cheerfully say &c has done me more
Z can recommend Your medicine to all
sufferers of the above diseases.
MRS. NJ. NJ. WEARY. -
Springfield. Green County, Mo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-01-18

There are 500 indictments in the fed
eral court at Asheville, N. c., for the
manufacture of Illicit whisky. Every
one of those 500 men states that he will
vote the Republican ticket next time,
having been deceived this trip by states
men who told him that with Demo-
cratic president he would not be dis
turbeI at all and that the market would
greatly improve.
What can one do when, statesmen do
such thingsi have to be very guard
ed here, in a monarchy, not to brag too
much about the divine right of suffrage,
for T. p. O'Connor and some more Of
my acquaintance have been consider
ably in America and are familiar with
our patriotism and the quotations Of
same per pat.
Referring to affairs::of state brings me
to speak of Windsor castle. Windsor is
a corruption of Wind shore, believe,
and is IS minutes from Paddington sta
ton. From Waterloo station it is one
hour. By the former way, in leaving
London you pass Kensal Green, and at
station called Slough you take branch
road to Windsor. Stoke Pogis is near
Slough and is worth visiting, for the
manor was at one time owned by Will
liam Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania.
1t is also where the tranquil life of
the poet Gray was mostly spent. The
here is the one set forth in
his elegy, and there the rude forefathers
of the hamlet sleep.
Windsor is village of 90, 900 people,
ana though only As minutes from Lon
don lots are cheaper than they would
have been a few years ago at that dis
lance out of Wichita, Kan.
Windsor castle stands ON the site of
the original building made of wood and
erected by Edward the Confessor. 1t
was, however, built by contract and
very faulty in construction. 1t was
succeeded by stone structure erected
by William the Conqueror, who had a
larger family and turned up his nose at
story and half house with no under