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Ss Helen. Mcneil. Belfast.
SIS Fulwell, iains, Hamburg.
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NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.

Opened steady 1910 quiet, closed quie,
and steady, sales % 100.
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COFFEE.

New York, March eG.-Comee optIons
steady with prices Unchanged 10 u poInts
higher NJ the opening; Immediately Syaa X
encd under local pressure and feeIinad
sharply ia the afternoon; closed steady
hnd UNCHANGED for March, and at 106t2D
points decline for other months. Sales 10 n0o
bags, including March 70 25Hi3.s0. snot
cuffee~-Spot Rio dun. No. Z. i3A mild ann.
Corfova lGll0lS. Sales POO bags Maracaibo
private terms; 1900 bags Bucararnanga
private terms. Warehouse deliveries from
New York Yesterday II. 400. New York
stock today 1881; United States stock
23p, 1875; afloat for the United States 2Ia. 500.
total visible for the United States i79,9
against i2i, 10 last year.
Hamburg, March 26.-Qmot and un-
changed 10 u pig advance; sales 5000.
Havre. March 26.--Closcd quiet at ~
advance TO i net decline sales 1900.
Santos March 2s.-ciosed-Holiday. Re
ccipts 5000.
Rio, March 2S.-IiolIday; receipts 1000.
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WOOL

Rio. March as.-IIoiiday; receipts 1000.
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New York, March 26.-Wheat- Fxports
aNoat Options opened easier under iisap,,
pointing cables ana liberal short sajes
which later formed the basis or a sharn
rally owing to Armour buying and larrn
cash business in Chicago. Coyerine a..
shorts was the chief feature ali dny' thSS
market closing ian3-S net higher vi, iS
On small export inquiry. No. 2 March
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DRIED lERTITs.

CITRON-l4c per H.
Fancy cleaned SIC.
FiGS-Ivaporate Sc: Turkish layer lie,
tygCTARINi9S-E Vaporated Sc.
pt;s fyETS- Evaporated csc.
PEARS Evaporated &c.
pit MS-Piited Sc.
APPLES Fancy sliced in boxes ia09c'
choice evaporated 6l9g6h. fancy ovapo-
rated Ts7l6c. "a
RAISINs-C California l.. l., boxes Slfol
"a. , crown l.. NJ Raislns, so ID boxes
az. ? crown l.. NJ 50 ID boxes 4L14lsc.
PRITNES-Cro 1895: Capifornia prilnfs,
o. taos 5igc: s0-als 6ih. e0-70s &c; 5G-BOs NC;
silver and ruby prunes 9Ac.
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pineronce -. 1886 4O,OS9 a,576,O0i ........
SUGAR.

Now Orleans, La, March B.-Sugar-
Firm; open kettle. 3-id3 1876; whites,
4 b-I6sri a-l6; ycIlows iaI J-S; seconds,
2 ls!Q3 1916. Molasses steady; CEN
19dl7.
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EvrNING posT cAnLEGRAM.

New York. March 26.-The Evening
Posts London financial cabcgram says;
The stock markets We're Irregular to-day,
the principal features being flatness IN
Kaffirs ON the latest political naws FROM
the Transyuul and the growing activity
and strength In West Australian mines.
Cousols have heen weak, hut closed strong.
Americans we're good closing at the best.
4 few buyers attracted by the low prices
Of Americans ara picking them up, but at
present the movement IN that direction is
inSi ruilicant. The Paris market was ir-
regular 10 firm and the Berlin market
firm. a Chinese loan is expected In Lon
don and Berlin tomorrow.
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cOTTON-SEED PRODUCTS

New Orleans. March &c - Tho mar
ket for cotton seed meal and cake Is firm
and Unchanged oil dull; prime crude oil
In bulk, IS; prime summer yellow, In
barrels, "a, meal. 1900; cake, 1900 per
short ton,
New York. March 26.-.The saarket for
light demand: prime crude oil In bulk ~;
primo summer yellow, In barrels, 2Sik .
prime cotton seed meal 20. aDli2i 90 per ton
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

St Louis, March 25.--Buiter In fair de-
mand. but unchanged. Eggs firm and
higher; fresh SC.
Kansas City, March 2s.--Butter, cream
cry steady. l7Mis; dairy scarce; choice
range 120iG. Eggs firm. sA.
Ch!cago, March 2G.--Butter firm;
ereemeries 14U2l: dairy 9aiG. Eggs firm
GIIiD
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PAINTS AND OTIS.

oll.-l.lnseed, In bhls. raw Ac; boiled
a6c, petroleum, lao test. in bbls lic,. Ia
cases Sl.So; brilliant oil Ss5, In bbls l2ifc
loo; Eupion Dill IN barrels lac. in cases
$3.50. castor oil, medical pure H.co; turpcn-
tine in bbls BE.
WHITE LEAD-Strictiy pure su6Lc.
WINDOW CLASSIC boxes, 60 and 20
TO 40 per cont discount. now list.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago, March %. ---Cattlc--Thc market
is about as low as at any time this soiis-
on but butchers stuff excepted and tat
bceves ara more than 81 per 100 pounds
lower than a year ago. Common TO strict
~ choice dressed beef and shipping steers
sold at 3.30li4 10, with the bulk of sales
al S.I0aii 10. Heavy cattle urc discruni-
mated against and coarse 1870 TO aluo
pound steers selling as low rs S,lmGS,ah:
while 14ii pound cattle fetch 10 and
prime 9li pound steers and hclfers bring
49, Farmers are not sending III many
Of tho feeding clnss of cattle and they are
too high as compared with fat hceNes
10 sell freely. Cows and heifors arc ao-
tive few selling as low as 800 and fat
COWS arc relatively higher than steers,
1iulls sell mostly at e.50SfS q aud calves
arc plcuticr and active at 3,o01i5 90.
Texas cattle arc coming forward rather
freely and sell at 9.eD4S.Sj for fed steers
and . .50a3. y for bulls oxen and cows
IlogS~Trado IN hogs was again quite
animated. common to prime heavy and
medium weights crossed the scales ut
3 ,61df3 90. chiefly Mt $50 for good packing
droves ana fancy assorted light sold at
8 Olfrt IA. The hogs now coming forward
continue chiefly Of primo quality and
nra almost Invariably fat
Sheep-Supples of sheep and lambs
continue abundant Trade was nctive at
steady prices. Common to primo shocp
nre salpable NJ > .Sn0i 90 westerns pre-
dominated aud transactions were largely
at 3 41dS 81. lambs sold at s75Gri 81, few
going below 100.
Roccints~ Cattle, i2,co; hogs. 1900;
sheep, TOO.
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of a Day With Wall Street
Operators.
SPECULATION WAS AGAIN RESTRICTED
Higher Prices Of American Securities IN
London Favorabiy Affected Indus
trial shares.

= A.,
New York, March 26.-Spccuiation III
stocka was restricted again today, the
- -. s,'.,.'..,.. -, . ,ns,ppifi.
'o'ai o"tihss sho"ns oH's ~ 49,.
cant Increase over ednesdays sim W.
tai. Prices moved Irregularly and at the
-. - ~ ,a,,.,rs or commission
house operations there was not trace
Tho Industrial shares were attempted to
- .a,,.,,,t.., ,,, a.. ,.,,a, ,,pfi,etinr
"'. S"'''"' ~ ~ -.
rumors and suggestions. but even they
lagtred uuresponsiVe to the ordinarily Ell
fec,i,.o ,,,ntn,n,tion Tha early dealings
i'V'i'e -
were on q mouerate suaio, put 'ne ",''
ket was fnVorably affected by higher
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH y.

oATs-25u26c; No. white. so@sic; com.
mon 2lQ23c.
CHOPPED CoRN--65c per 100 lbs.
hAY--Alfalfa, Si3.0olpliW per ton. mil
let Sl5oqlg.50; timothy sl7.5eUiS00, North
ToXns prairle sa.VO, South TeNas S6.5Vd ~
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-, rbnrye from store 5fIlOA more per ~
I ~ on bran. aaSc per bushel on oats and
corn. ,,1,os
BRAN--t5c.
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TOO TIRED TO SLEEP.

Take Horsfor6's Acid Phosphate.
The weariness from brain work and
nervous excitement Is tho most ener-
waiting fatigue there Is. Horsford's Acid
Phosphate quiets the nerves and induces
sleep.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.

ON S4fpBOARD NOT CLEARED.
The total amount Of cotton on shipboard
not cleared at Galveston today IL as fol-
lows!
For Great Bri.ain-Ss Gracia 5Sl6, Ieny
16l7. Saiurnna $50, total 1923.
For Frances Ethelreda T2f
For Hamburg -Ss Fulwell 800
For bremen y ION members l2f7
For New York Mallory line 1859
Total l9,76S, against 43. 3lb last year.
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prrR-schlitz, quarts SIC. 50 per Dbl;
rtnts sill % per hhl 4 !! c Bohemian,
quarts $40 80; pint, 81 o. Dixie f "a e.
w" ra.e two dozen in case,
P'IUGH WINES 81 % per gallon.
WHISKY Per gallon finished goods on
,,tc..i ,,ne basis 81 %; straight Bourbon
~" rve according to age and quality.
- =, - N. hlended 81 7lM3.0l.
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DRS. BETS & BETS,
IS st. Charles Street. New Orleans. i = q
Physlelans and SURGEONS. VI 3 &

yuit}5s WtQQk4-
aged and old, aiu-3
glo or married.
men. and all Whu
sufer with LCJSII
MANHOOD, Nerz
v o u 3 pebilfky
Spermat grrbea,
Eeminai LoaCee
Sexual Deoay
Failing Meruorv
weak eyes. Eti1nl
I'd pevelo 1,nn4nt
Lack OF EnernI
! m p o v . rtoh "a
Blood. PiSI1pk -
ImpedimeaitS ~
Marriage; ~. q 4
Hood and h ~ /
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New York. March 96--The total sales Of
stocks today were l,lSii9 shares, IN
cluding: Chicago Gas, l6,loo; American
New York, Mare. 26'-There was Il
more quiet dry Jods market than ox-
pectod although mail orders took very
larRe quantity Of stuff Printing cloths
wore quiet. Buyers We're not after spota,
which are steady Mt Q L.
New York, March 20. Government
bonds steady; State bonds dull; railroad
bauds firm.
New York March 26.-The New York
stock exchange Will be closed IN Good
Friday.
cincinnati March 2e.--whsky, quiet;
sRles as barrels. -.
New York, March 26-Hidcs and wool
quiet.
New York, March 2e.-.clcarings $685.
70a, 1863: balances. Si0l9620.
New York, March 2G-The New York
cotton exchange win be closed Good Fri
day and Saturday. April 4.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 26.--Armour was regard
ed rs tho leading factor IN wheat toueS,
II was thought to be largely nH' ,, 10 M II
became firm at the close, leaving on WIN
a ret gain of &c. Corn advanced - ana
oats AQS-S Provisions were rather
Wfeat-'rh wheat trade was Of smaller
volume. but fluctuations fully as VIDE as
YESTERDAY Opening salts were at isH!A
loss and sold off A,@S,a more, ralhy1 u
rs changed some and closed as statc1.
THO name OF Armour Was At the bottom
OF all the fauCiful causes Tor the Jay $
strength THAT Armour * Co have them
selves or through agents chartered YES
scis to load about SlO,nlU bushels req WIZ
ter wheat. ~ generally accepted aS true,
Export clearngs at the AllantlS ss'Hloaru
showed UP we'll. forming total OF iS5'Vlo'
wheat and flour.
Corn-rhe corn market was again dun,
hat the price advanced IN sympathy win
wheat and the small receipts.
OGts-Oats were fcm. sympathy with
wheat was to some extent the cause or
The advance. yet good huNing by shorts
was the main cause. The market was
active throughout the entire session.
The provisions trade was light and the
feeling rather heavy. The weeks pack
Inc IN the West was 225 100 head against
27oooO on the similar day OF the year be
Estimated receipts for tomorrow-W Wheat
10 corn 80 oats lSj cars; hogs 1900 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Wheat No. spring s2la; No. spring
eli4; No. red 5isn66
C1ru--No. =. Is 5-SN2S3l
Oats No. 2. r.; No. white 20iaa2o3,; No
Mihtc rs 7-SNIAM.
| Rye No. 9. 31f,.
BARLEY no. . nominal.
Flax saed--No. J. %9i.
Timothy sseG--lrime 80,
Mess pofk-per bl S7UPSS0.
| Isard-Per 100 lbs J.07ie.
Short ribs sidcs--Lcose 4.70Sli75.
, DRY salted shoulders-i}oxed psG4 5-s
| Short clear sides boxed 5,Sn43,,
! Whisky--Distillors' finished goods PEI
] fr..I
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.
| Ihese quotations are revised daily and
| pricqs are those ruling in the Houston
| Wholesale market:
ANLE Diamond, N,I5 per
! gross, Frazier, in tin boxes. $500 per
sroSs, Golden. 6ou79c per dozen boxes;
325; blasting powder. s22a per kog agents
priGe drop shot, per sack $l.S5qlAo; buck
lRAcoN - Wholesale grocers charge;
less breakfast. 9isa9ssc; dry salt, TO Csc
| New York dry salt bellies. 7ssc; Western
1f EA sa i9Ses h I% sm %s DSss 'se Store
bbagglng, IA ID iiac; Id 43sc; 2A lb sac;
u, B:AiKtllNG PowDER-Apcx l Id 500; u
I ~ ne z ID 7ce H., 4Sci Isis one spoon;
- pr gs dozen $40 Y Id, N.S5; = 10, s0c *.
| y, - oE cans, 500 per dozen
! AIMED fRUIT--Per dozen: Strawber-
! ~ Wc1Sl 90, pneapplcs. standard sls55p
| ~ seconds, SAGA sl00, pears. standard 9Od
SS'i Is, Sllpper Bartlett pears, lb, N,oQgl0 I
| o. ~; Ni@NL6j; peaches standard 10 $laO
| Il 10y" o. seconds, H. NVtQIlO; standard, 4
~ al; N1oal 90; 3 10 seconds. A.S0nll0; lib
| q ~ peaehes. IogN,c. blaclSherties, sJ1Sac;
~ stlnGaru apples. S0uSii2c.
| g, CANDl--Plain candy, 6d64c; wrapped
| I6aA,399'ze' fancy mixed. in pals ios'ac' rock
CANNED VEGETABLES -- Marrowfat
| peas IQpHL2o; Lima beans S0liSjc; string
s. @ Tl CSC soe s. CON- o Ps23; 5omatoes II
: Is MgfS5e. ~ ''4'''' reu hi''''E D''''S
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS Per
uusen Tor 2s lb cans: Peaches sl3,Ii 40.
p eg ptI y ms iogl-l5; apricots slgQ1.s5;
tarines Sl45. GRAPES Sti59ii. Is, wbitc ci.er.
| rics S196: blaek thfrrii.s /, IA. hIarilbsrTies
| 81 Gl5l r. f''N7' W 49,
CANNi.D MrArs-Roas. beef l In y 20
d ozsE a. s2 81 p G9rned eS Soge
50 7f5i s 4 ~ IL \ u. ii',vu - us, S q ~
| i.50; H. Cer'i 49, "a a.
Fraufuft saHsars i il 81 So; i, ID pofted
| ham / deSeu 5,,,o,,, II ottd Nm y
| dozen 81 A. A. f. hNt-itj h S i ,f,,',r ,,o,
75c: h Ia doticd u Ge," ''5n 49, ~" ~"
| CANr5P NJ 'lleu hHin' uoHin ~; ,'t;,-,,,
l6 o. parane aisart" o5 e enlars o. XIX
! Stnr car'jiss dg,nl' S'N'' -F
y '[ ,, nfi1isi9 and Cordoya; Ear l1,all
! iai =. sa ''G " XII sH"iSH $500 = lali0g
sna No. S" Ia ~ ~ ,o i' S colts.'
n}o gD ID e3Sga $-t85; in y II cases as S22S1
| CRNCKisHSEe" ~ Il r ' sod1 ' ~; ,emo,
fcrpaln s., tl,n.cr er,.s I'll 49,.
Tse, Dis 7cr SapS S osri oy Ser Ger
craclnelis l5isr.
secand an .''% ~, S5.'0s seq raify'
extra roiir, f1, {, g. - ~ =. ~ "a.
rye -four s. CO. ptilnpernlcbel 81 IA G,rio,d
| lots llc less pef bbi; Special rates for shi1.
ments TO Interior points.
and san ac5 '43 i s. its hominy
meal in 10Th sacks. 'SS5i + 40 bon, borrel OF
4 sacks; Scotch oats. s2.l0a215 nor case.
American Vermceli. i-ih nacitnres ~,
/ can, to nc; loose i nc. Ii ,nnort cd
naccaroni. 9lac; lib imported spaghetti,
W.c.
FISH Alnckoral No. 1. In 1D-lb kits 81.
/ a. @ ma.
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Total receipts of cotton today were as
follows; CUR. Colorado and Santa Ire 3S,
Missouri, Kansas ana Texas 43l, total 40
Shlpments-To New York, SO Leonn gjiS;
taken by Galveston cotton mills 60.
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Ss South GWalla, luo'nhs' fort AN
Prince
Sailed.
SIS Helen. Mcneil Belfast.
SIS Fulwell Hains. Hamburg.
Vessels In Port,
To j. AIoIler & Co.'s kyhor.
To Fowler q McNltie-Ss Marlstow. SIS
Leny. SIS Saturnina. S. South Gwnla.
TO VIM. Parr d Co SIS Helen, SIS
Gracia.
To. j n Sawyer & Co.'s iampasas
TO w. w. WiisopSe Ethiopia.
10 A. Ilolt-~Ss Fulweil.
10 Ripley & Ioenthal-ss Whitby. SIS
Ethelrda.
Up and Sailed.
Ship British Isles. Calcutta, sid Jan ..
SIS Roseneath, Limerick, sid jan J.
IS Cambria. Hamburg, sid Jan 81.
So Millnoil. lpscvich, sid Jan :.
SIS Knowlton. N. Y, sid March 3
Sch Goo. TauIane. Phils, sld March >.
SIS Treasurer, Antwerp, sid Mich H.
SIS Gloucester. Cardiff, sid Feb &c.
s. Alamo, y; y. sid Men -
So Nueces N. ", sid Mch u.
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Choice COWS and calves in demand, mar
hot OVERSIZE cked with sheep and hogs.
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HOUSTON HIDES AND WOO

IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
pe sure and use that old and well tried
remedy Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
for children teething. IL soothos the child
eoftens the gums, allays all pain. cures
wind collie and is the best remedy tor
dIarrhocA-
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London. March 26--Consols for money
l0aAi for the account 100 BIG. bar silver
3lad per ounce; money = per cent the
rnte of discount IN tho open market tor
shor and three months bills 81 ll-16dsi
per cent.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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a AskCd. D BId.
LIVERPOOL, FUTURES.
Opened quiet, demand poor, u, nj. quiet
and steady, closed stcDdy.
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COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.

The following arc the closing quotations
s,, rnitnu ~ th,, amt fanny "A the lend.
ing markets. together with closing of mid
ding yesterday. with todays nales'
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
STATE NEWS.

The socialist labor party of Fredericks-
burg has nominated Samuel De Shazo, of
that city, for Congress-
y. ID. Harding, Petersburg ieweler.
was robbed of 800 worth of jewelry re-
Gently by an absconding clerk.
\ large new dry dock will, it is said.
be shortly constructed at the yards of the
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Deck Company
The Stafford Republicans Monday
elected delegates to the Culpepper CON
vention favorable to the nomination of
Captain McCaull for Congress.
An attachment was sworn out Monday
by several parties, creditors of Chas. +.
and John II. Dishman, who have a pickle
factory in Falmouth.
Mrs. Betsy Cannon died the residence
of her son, j. S. Cannon, near Smiths
Mill, in Spottsylvania county, Sunday
night, aged upwards of so years.
National Chairman Jones has written
to State Chairman Ellyson that Mr..
Bryan will certainly make speeches in
Virginia during September, and that the
State committee will be duly informed
of the time of his coming.
S. r.. Murkland has discovered what
may prove rich find on his place in
Amherst county. 1t is vein of the
puresSt graphite, about two feet in cir
cumference. He will put Il number of
men to work in few weeks to follow the
vein, which is on hillside.
Gold has recently been discovered ON n
branch emptying into Bull Run, six
miles southwest of Mana ssas on property
owned by n daughter of William Simp-
son, in Prince William county. Investi-
cations thus far prove that the gold is in
paying quantity, and the prospector is
sanguine of soon striking rich vein
The Democrats of Goochland county
held convention Monday TO elect dele
gates to the Congressional convention.
Congressman Elicit ard his opponent.
Capt. John Lamb, both made speeches.
Colonel Elicit received the entire delepa-
ton of six. New Kent's delegates are
for Lamb. The primary to-day in Rich
mond will practically settle the contest.
News has reached Lynchburg of the
destruction by fire Monday morning of
what is known as the old Perry mansion,
near Pedlar Mills, in Amherst county.
The house was occupied by Mrs Long,
Lady about 90 years of age There
were a number of children in the house
at the time, and as the entire building
was wrapped in flames before the fire was
discovered they had s'veIy narrow escape
from death.
Senator Morgan. of Alabama, made a
speech at Berryville on Saturday The
courthouse was crowded with representa-.
tive men from Clarke and adjoining
counties He said there were only one
issue in this campaign, whether we
should have both silver and gold for
money, or gold only. The crowd was
heartily in accord with the speaker. I'm
mediately after the speaking n Bryan and
Sewnll club was organized, with Mar.
shall Mccormick us president.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20

To NJ. NJ. Kelly and NJ. Rosenberg and
T. w. Murphy-You are hereby notified
that ON the 21st day of September term,
1896, of the hustings court for the city of
Roanoke, Va, the Bankers Loan and In
vestment Company will move said court
to appoint I. w. Goodwin as trustee in
a certain deed of trust executed by Kelly
and Rosenberg, dated the 1st day of De-
cember, 1891, recorded in the clerks office
of the hustings court for the city of
Roanoke, Va, i'll deed book 20, page $751;
in the place of Silas w. Burt, the trustee
named in said deed, he, the said Silas
w. Burt, desiring to be relieved of said
trust. BANKERS LOAN AND IN
VESTMENT co. BY Cooke & Glas-
gov. s 15tf.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
IN. {. JOT1NSON,
Deputy Collector, Wytheville Va.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF ABOUT
20 acres of land known as 1.-The Creston
Land Company's Tract. by virtue of
Il decree of the circuit court for the city
of Roanoke, entered at the April term
1896, of the said court in the chancery
cause therein pending of r. b. Norman
administrator VS. the CreSton Land Com
pany ct ais, the undersigned, as one of
the commissioners appointed for the pur-
pose by the said decree, will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder
on the premises on SATURDAY. SEP
TENDER 10, 1896, at O'Clock D. NJ,
the said tract OF land which is mentioned
in the bill and proceedings in that cause
This tract of land contains about 20 acres
lies just north of the corporate limits of
the city of Roanoke and is bounded on
the south by the property of the Ingle
side Land Company, and on the west by
the property of the Melrose Land Com
pany, and being the same property con-
veyed to the Creston Land Company by
r. b. Norman by deed dated March 20,
1890, and recorded in the clerks office of
the county court of Roanoke county, to
which deed reference is made for more
particular description of said property.
In making sale of this property ] may,
if | deem it proper so to do, first offer it
in small tracts of from five to ten acres
and then offer it as a whole and report
the sale to the court, aggregating the lar
ger sum.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-t third cash
and the balance in. one and two years
from the day of sale, deferred payments
to be evidenced by the interest bearing
notes of the purchasers secured by deed
of trust upon the land.
ROY Is. SMITH, Commissioner.
Bond has been executed by the above
named commissioner rs was required by
the above mentioned decree
Teste: 5. 5. BROOKE, Clerk.
6. 10-td
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20

To NJ. NJ. Kelly and III. Rosenberg and
S. w. and r r. Overstreet-You are
hereby notified that on the 21st day of
the September term, 1896, of the hustings
court for the city of Roanoke, Va, the
Bankers Loan and Investment Company
will move said court to appoint L. w.
Goodwin as trustee in certain deed of
trust executed by Kelly and Rosenberg,
dated the 1st day of December, 1891, re-
corded in the clerks office of the hustings
court for the city of Roanoke, Va, in
deed book 70, page 1914, in the place of
Silas w. Burt the trustee named in said
deed, he, the said Silas w. Burt, desir-
ing to be relieved of said trust. BANK
Frs LOAN AND INVESTMENT co.
BY Cooke e. Glasgow. loft
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

To NJ. NJ. Kelly and NJ. Rosenberg
and n. ID. Porter and II. n. Day-You
are hereby notified that on the 21st day of
the September term, 1896, of the hustings
court for the city of Roanoke, Va, the
Bankers Loan and Investment Company
will move said court to appoint Il. w.
Goodwin as trustee in certain deed of
trust executed by Kelley and Rosenberg,
dated the 1st day of December, 1891, re-
corded in the clerk Office of the hustings
court for the city of Roanoke, Va , in deed
book 20, page 1888, in the place of Silas
w. Burt, the trustee named in said
deed, he, the said Slas w. Burt, desiring
to be relieved of said trust BANKERS
LOAN AND INVESTMENT co. BY
Cooke & Glasgow. 15-tf.