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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-03

onc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rer,edv
is the best medicine In the world
noMel complaints It acts quickly
,c IN always he depended upon. Wien
'S i, WIN Mater It is pleasant 10 take
,mn.ahhu IKE many. others you will
ma II 10 your friends. For sale
= ana % cents per bottle by all drug
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BOARD and Room Wanted.

BY young gentleman, merchant, room ana
fist class board in a rrVate fan4g ,
references exchanged. Please addTefs
gST2, this Office.
poARD AND ROOM WANTED--Young
MARI ed couple des re boNd and room
in nice family in Third or t'o1rih wards;
moaern converioncc3; refereaees given
and required. Address ~ \. H. TINS OF,
Gpe
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FOR SALE Tho handsome brick res
donce OF Mr. Dick. Main street and Bell
avenue: one of tho best and most mod
ern houses in Texas. WIN be sold low
for cash or on easy terms. Offers TO ex-
change part IN rood lands or othor prop
cry Will Dc entertained. Geo. il. Porter.
30zis Main Street. u
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WANTED-An active man N every 10
cality 10 represent rs ono fortune hunter
Wantcd). will guarantee SO weekly ana
oil oxpcnscs: Investigate at once. Box
t3uS. Boston, Mass. "
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FOR SA1.E--My pear orchard at Hitch
cock, consisting of fifteen acres. with
100 hearing trees. years old VIII sell
very cheap and ON olsy terms II taken
AT once, Reason for selling living so
far away; four room rouse and stables
On the place and \ iirst-cllss German In
charge. Address W. II. Bell len. san An
tomb raNna
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Real Estate for Sale.

FOR SAIE-Te1-ncre tract under cultl-
walton out On Maeu street road: cheap
4 sold AZ once, Wilson Il Hannah, 2u5
KAN building. II
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PRIVATE SCHOOL Cor primary pulpiIis,
Burks. COG Austin street. Pupils sohc''eu;
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4 COLORED MAN wants position as
house man. good hoStler and under
stands his business good mixer Ad.
drcss 1901. THIS Oiice. .
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SITUATION wanted by up 10 date filler
and foreman; good references Il re-
qulred. Address Filler. THIS ONCE
WANTED-Posltlon by young man as
stenoprapher who has just hn.Hhed a
course in stenography, Address 0sd2. this
office. 5000
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WELL EDUCATED, but poor young man
wishes to travel as companion or in
some honest way earn his passage 10
Australia or South Africa Address Her
man ltapheal Baird. Callahan county,
Texas. >
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WANTED-At once by a steady. sober, In
dustr Gus boy, work OF any kinni am
willing to work at anything that ] can
get and for reasonable wages. Address
George David, Columbus Texas.
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Professional.

9. o. COTTON g. BRO. Fire Insurance
Agents and .Adjusters. 10 Main street,
corner Franklin u
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Financial.

$1,000 TO LOAN at 10 per cent. aiso can
accommodate 60 and 90 day paper with
proper security. a. Paul g. Co.. 2lb Main
street.
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Special Notice.

CAUTION--Any person buying old furni.
tuTe under our name is misrepresenting
VS. as We handle first class furniture only.
Greenberg Bros. eos aId t07 Travis 81:
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Wanted to Rem

T-0NISUED ROOMS. with or witnon;
fo1r, 100 Crawford street.
" ANTED-Two story house arranged for
Two families. must be within e.ght
bloclss Of court house ard rent not over
So. Address G. h. Couse. TINS on.cs'
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FOR SALE.-Brazos river plantation, con-
thinning l2lS acres. situated rs miles IRON
Houston. The 5. a. 4 ~ Il. railroad
runs through the plantation; railroad
switch; 500 ncres In cultivation, balance
timber, all rich, aI.uv.al; w.li produce %
bushels of corn or two bales OF cotton
per acre: tenant houses. dwelling
house ct
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Board and Rooms.

BOARD-I.arge furnished room, mo Germ
conveaiences and good board very rsa-
sunahle TO couple 90 gentlemen, Mo
blocks from Main street; IcVate FAMILY =.
1ola Prairie avenue. .
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" ANTED-- Position by reliable co!0rrd
man, with good references 70 sweep,
clean up and keep office in order Ad-
dress H., IA Travis street.
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FOR SALlt--Nico four room cottage near
car line. on ChencVert street; $500 cash.
balance monthly. Call at corner Dow.
ling and Pierce street grocery.
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FOR sALE-Four room cottage and
choice corner lot IN Third ward $500 to
$500 cash and balance on easy terms. q.
j Palmer, this office. Il
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WANTED-~By middlc-ased lady, a posi-
ton az housekecper for W dover with
children: 20 objection 10 leaving the city.
Address 81, this office.
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] HAVE FOX SALE three lots on Texas
avenue price 5000: two lots and two
Ecuses on Walker avenue, $1,000; two
lots on Rusk avenue. including corner.
$500. two nice cottages on Caroline
street Sl2D0; one nice foIr room cottage
on Fannin street, 500; easy terms on
all of the above. | have property in
several cities in North Texas 10 trace
for Houston properly and South Texas
lands. | make specially of exchanging
property and merchandise. Send me
list of what you have and what you
want | have y. 600 acres OF clear land
10 trade for Houston or Galveston PROV
erty. will assume some incumbrance. II
you wish to buy, sell. rent or exchange
property, write me. n. NJ. Norfleet.
Hutcnins House. II
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Also 25o0-acre plantation in Brazoria coun-
" 1900 N cultivation. Also 100 and $40
acres. all rich. ailuvial The hard times
VII bring these lands into notice.
Also l22S acres, situated 30 niles from
Houston. The H., Il. w. T. II. X.
tiinbered
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ar, A GOOD NAME.
CIIANIRnei.AIN.s

Bmis one suggests that they call Indian
t's acknowledgements"
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FOR sALF,--Nice two story, eight room
house with bath room, hot and cold
water; buggy house and stable. corner
lot; south frontage. nee hover yard,
paVod sidewalks, IN Th,ra ward, close IN.
Address owner, this office.
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FOR SALli-rhat handsome residence 2iii
Caroline street. VIII be sold At bar
gain II taken at once. Call at promises
and exam. no or apply TO N NJ. Norneet.
Iiuichns House. TX
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FOR SALE CHEAP--Four- room house.
lot and stables. Apply ut owners Place.
1916 Chestnut street. near southern Pa
CHE shops,
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BOOKKEEPER-Te years experience;
best of references. will accept any posi-
ton in the clerica! line. 1896, this office.
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Twenty and 40 acre tracts near the city;
two handsome residences close IN. all
OF which VIII be sold at prices In keeping
with the scarcity of money. Corrc-
Hunter. Iiutch!ns House, Houston.
Texas. liz
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NINE. c. a. BUJAC, p!aniste, studio 221
Mason block; especial attention paid 20
rudments OF muse; lessons at pupils
residence If desired instruction TO be.
g.nners, also advanced students. II
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WANTED--Work; second cook hotel
restaurant or boarding house or yard
man. any kitchen work accepted. Adj
dress $500 this office.
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WANTED--A nosition by u neat and
well experienced coiored man IN private
family for dining room or house work.
Can give good references. Address j.
NJ. p, 1903 Runncl street.
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STU ALTON Steady position
as sawlilcr and hammerer, either mana
or circular; good references, hablis
steady. Address George Is. Trew, West
lake, La.
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WANTED Work by a handy man and n
carpenter; got some tools and need work
of any kind. Address 1899 this office.
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Lost. Found. Stray. Stolen.

IOST-W t,lncsday, gold cum button en-
trrayci wv. -. h." Finder will be re-
warle3 by returning to lit San Jac.Dto
street /"
LIGHT bay horse. branded + +. on hin
wire cut on breast. hnrness mark, about
IL hands high. 81 reward for return TO
l.. Sinner 1898 Lyle street.
SrRAYED or STOLEN-one light sor-
rel mare. about iG hands high. harness
marks, foretop clipped, years old, no
brand oae chestnut Sorrcl mare, about
~ hands. haNen name and tail. heavy
built. gentle. : years old, no hraad; ono
sorrtl 2-yeir-old mule, branded ;AUb
(ronnectetD on eft Shoulder little lame
N right hind leg. had On bell; $40 reward
for inforinat ion le3ding 20 recovery. Ad-
dress w |. Moody, Sartartia, Texas 8
ICsT-Wednesday afternoon on Pra rio
street, between Live oak and Main.
lady's gold hunting case watch; Lizzie
engraved ON outside case, Reward 4 left
at Browne & Mel!ingers.
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flN'NN hHh Ndihthi' hfNA'u Ai'hf'i' Ndht
good, live man to assume complete
control ana management, good refer
onccs required as TO integrity and tinal-
cal responsibility. Address II. NJ Rabbi.
Htllettsville. Texas.
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wanted by colored woman In
private family. frsl-class cook or house
work; want to make IT my homo; l
nuin -. ~. Z
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Personal.

/ uANE REMOVED my ofnce % .ho Blnz
building. room 200, and shall devote my
cn.ire time 10 the practice ot med -c,ne,
DE Il. s. Iinisig. "
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TEACHER-Twelve years experience.
Town and country. desires chang-' state
certificate; Latin bookkeeping. music
Y. Tipton, 2s0e West Commerce street.
San Antonio, Texas.
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W6NTED-Ry young lady with five years
experience. situation as teacher OF gov
oliess. Address BoX 2i2, Bellvllo. Aus
tin county, Texas.
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FRENCH lady wants a situation as cook
or house work. 1877 Lyle street
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tinent $3.50; South American 81 90; compound
4ka4%
8;75al0.5O; family $9.75@l0.50.
Butter firm; western dairy S013; do
creamery l3h@24; do. factory 7al2; Elgins
"a; imitation creamery 1lal6K; State dairy
1l(d20; do, creamery l5a22.
Cheese steady, large State 7K@10A; small
fancy 7A9l04; part skins 3&07; full skins
2103.
Eggs firm; State and Pennsylvania 22Q
20; western fresh 15ka24.
Tsllow dull city (s2 per package) 81,
country packages free 8A, as to quality,
refined New York $500; Philadelphia and
Baltimore IS Ar; do. in bulk 1886.
=, Rosin quiet; strained, common to good
Sl.82Aa1.S5.
Turpentine flrmer at 27d27K.
tbRice steady; domestic, fair toextra 3AG6,
Moiasses steady; New Orleans, open ket-
tie, good to choice, 26a34.
Peanuts steady.
Freights to Liverpool weak: cotton by
steamer 9-64d, grain 4ad
Pig iron steady; southern S1lal2.25; northern
$1l.00al3.00; exchange -.
Copper easy; lake brokers' 1l7s; exchange
tll 25a1l.37K.
Lead strong; domestic brokers s2.75; ex-
change $305.
Tin dull: straights Sl2 90: plates dull.
Spelter firm; domestic S425.
Cotton seed oil weak; prime crude ~ asked;
prime crude o b mills lSal9, Off crude 2la22;
prime summer yellow IAN; off summer
JCAAC " @tN99-o/2s CAbbCA SAetACS ~Cs PAAH@S
white 27ka28k,
Coffee Options, December S9O5a9.10; Janu
airy S9.l5; March $9.1Ua9.2O; May 49, l0a9.l5, June
$9l0a9.25; August 49, l5ag.25, September S9.20a
925 Spot, Rio dull; No. 7, invoice 10, jObbing
l04; mild steady; Cordova I5A0l74.
Sugar, raw firm; fair refining ~; cen
trifugal, SO test, 81; refined steady; Nc.
6, -; NO. Z, 3&,NO. & 3 1l-l6; No. g. 81, No.
10, GID, No. II, 3k, No. L., 3 49, No Is, 80;
No. a. 5-l6 Mould A, -, standard A, A.
cOnfectioncrs' A, AZ, cut loaf s. crushed 5,
powdered A, granulated AZ, eubes "a.
BALTIMORE.
BALr1MoRE, Dec. Flour dull: west
ern super $2S5G3.30; do. extra $1,000 l5
do. family $4.50G485; winter wheat patents
S5.00a5.25; spring do. $475(G5 90; spring wheat
straghts $4.500470.
Wheat weak; spot 92a924 December 900
90A May 80 asked;steamer No. red,-; South
ern wheat by sample 90a9i; do. on grade S84a
92K.
corn duh and easy; spot 2SAa29, year 282sa
28&; January 2SA a2S2s; February 28%a28A;
steamer mixed 254 a257s; Southern white corn
23a29; do. yellow 2}a30
Oats steady No white western 25Q26; No
2 mixed 22KG23.
Rye easier; No. ?, nearby, 1908; western
45a45k
hay firm: choice Timothy S1350QlA00.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, Dee. 2.-The stock market
to-day displayed considerable irregularity
but fluctuations, aside from the high
priced specialties, which moved in quite
an erratic fashion, were mainly within
a narrow range The railways were less
prominent than usual in the trading and
comparative prices failed to reveal note
worthy changes as a result Of the days
operations. The opening was strong and
higher. in sympathy with cable advices
from London Of improving monetary con
ditions and higher prices for American
securities at that centre.
The general market closed heavy in
tone.
The bond market ruled firm and higher
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COTTON HEAVILY OFFERED
TRADE GETTING 8EARlSH UNDER
LIVERPOOL SELLING.
Stocks Closed Heavy With Narrow
FIuctua ions--Wheat Ruled Weak,
and Closed | l-8 Gents off.

New York, Dec. 2.-The early Liver
expected in view Of the pronounced
weakness, developed by our market yes
terday afternoon, and as the movement
at some OF the ports has recently shown
some tendency to subside the first call
developed an advance Of 2@5 points.
Trading, however, was very slack and
apart from a little buying for Southern
account, early in the session, the market
was entirely dependent upon the local
contingent for business. Before IL
o'clock the advance was lost under local
pressure. German houses leading the
selling. In the afternoon there was a
moderate local trading with prices ad-
vancing rather high on the theory of
lighter receipts. The close was steady
at a net advance Of los points.
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.'S. LETTER.
New York Dee 2.-(Special) There
seems to be absolutely 10 limit to the
amount of cotton which Ii; erpocl ana the
continent are willing to sell in This mar
ideas and their offerings to-day have
presented and decided Improvement on
the lighter crop movement. 1t is believed
abroad that the decrease in the interior
movements is due entirely to the cold
weather and bad roads during he past
week This furnishes the key 10 the
discouraging market, which we have
had during the past week. Though were
smaller crop ideas current abroad, a very
different aspect would have been given to
the movement The trade has become
bearish under these heavy offerings from
Europe and disregard both the factors
OF improved trade and the reduction in
the movement. This is not altogether a
bad feature of the situation as such opin-
ions usually furnish the basis for the be.
ginning ola ndvance. During the af-
ternoon The prominent sellers of yester-
cay bought all of the offerings and the
market closed steady at the best prices
of the day. Adyices from the South IN
siSt that the small crop estimates are
correct.
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Dividends Did 1t.
OFFICE OF THE
EQUITABLE NATIONAL BANK,
Cincinnati Ian O 100.

Cincinnati, Jan. Q, 1924
aon. John M.Pattison, PresidentUnioL
Central Life Insurance Co, Cincin
matt, Ohio.
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knowledging receipt this day through
e w. Jewell, your General Agent in
this city. of $40, 327.6S, in payment Of
policy No. 1928 in your company
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over the $4,000, and thus I have &n
Endowment Policy of Ordinary Life
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/ am greatly pleased at my good for.
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7 am glad that my own city OF Gin
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ton az the Union Central Life Insur
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Yours respectfully,
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For the cost Of a policy ON your lifs
ike the above, address
CAREY J. HUNTER,
superintendent for Virginia ana
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RALEIaa TOBACCO MARKET.
NAVAL STORIES

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 2.-Rosin firm
at 81. 40al.50.
Turpentine firm, at 24K.
WILMINGTON, NJ. O., December 2.-Rosin
steady; strained $l.40: good $3.50; spirits firm
at 23A a244
Tar steady at Sl.lO.
Turpentne quiet; hard $l.40 soft SEQ; vir-
gin $3.50.
sAvANNAH, Ca, Dec 2.-spirits firm at
24H. Sales 5S4.
81 80; N 81 10; M s190; *, $l7O l. $I65; H, ST 90;
G, $1.56; #, $l.45; f. Sl.45; ID, q, b and A
las. Sales 28l4.
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nEW WORK MONEY! MARKRr.

NEW York, December 2. Money on call
easy at Ia2 per cent; last loan 2 per cent.
closed at &a2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5ld6 per cent Sterling3 exchange
easy, with actual business in bankers
bills at S4.SGkl74 1914 for demand and 4.S3hGQ
SO 2 for sixty days Posted rates S484tg4.S4h
and 487ka4 IS. Commercial bills, $4.S3 Bar
silver 65B Mexican dollars Silver GER
State bonds dull. Railroad bonds firm.
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THE NEws AND OBSERVER THURSDAY. DEC. 3, 1896

for most issues. Rio Grande was noted
unusually active and improved "A per
cent: A good foreign demand was noted
for investment and speculative account
with the bonds of recognized properties
in request, The sales were 81 $50, 00O
Governments were featureless on sales
Of SOC 600
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LOCAL STOCK MARKET.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, &c. 2-Wheat ruled weak all
day and closed at a decline Of 11k. 1t
was due almost entirely to liquidation,
as the news as a rule favored higher
prices. The weakness was communicated
to other grain markets, corn closed lower
and oats Il lower. Provisions held up
stubbornly, closing 5 cents lower to 3
cents higher
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-03
NEW ORLEANS.

OTHER MARKETS.
Norfolk. steady, TX, 2,3i9 bales.
Baltimore, quiet, 71s, 100 bales.
Boston, quiet, 1I-16. 1880 bales.
Wilmington, quiet. "a, 1888 bales
Philadelphia, quiet, Z 1916, - bales
Savannah, quiet 7, 4,3S8 bales
New Orleans, quiet and steady ~, bales.
Charleston, steady, Z, l,533 bales.
New YORK. duh, II JIG, l,420 bales.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
RALEIGH, N. c., Dccember2.
Cotton selling to-day at 6A@7B.
Market firm.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. Flour dull; city
mill patents $5.30a5.60; winter patents 81 80
4,l0: do. clears $495a5 10; do. straights $3.50
4 90; Minnesota patents S4.40a490; Minnesota
bakers So 55a4.25; do. winter extras S3.250D3 IS;
winter low grades 2.70G3 05.
Southern -four easy at $4.GUa4 20.
~ Rye Hour ddli superhne &.85a3.05; fancy
Buekwheat flour duh at $40
Buckwheat quiet at 35a37.
Corn meal inactive; yellow western 90; city
81; Brandywine 500.
Rye nominal; No. western 45a46; car lots
40a4l.
Barley dull; western feeding 2sKa29K; malt
ing, 38a46: barley malt dull; western 50a55.
Wheat, spot, weaker, No, l Northern New
York sos f. o. b. atioat; No. hard 94% f. o. b..
$50; March 80 5-16a9l4 closed 901; May 874 a
S3A, closed 87% July S3aS4, closed 83a; De-
cember 68Aa9O4 closed sea.
Corn, spot, weaker; No. 2, 20 in elevator;
30 ahoat; rejected %, No 3, 25k; options, Jan
uary closed 29b; May 81 l-l6l932b, closed 325;
December closed 90
No. 3, 30A; No. 2 white 25k; No 8 white ~
track mixed western 22a33 track white State
-, options, February Aa244 closed q; May
Feed firm; brand 450624; .middlings 60(9
Rye feed, 5Oa52H; city, 55a57K.
Hay dull; shipping 5000; good to choice
hops firm; common to choice 1895 crop ga
N, 1895 crop 8ldl5, Pacific coast, 1895 crop, ga
N, 1896 crop, 9al4b.
Hides steady Galveston, 20a25 lbs, IS, Buenos
Ayres dry, 2Oa24 lbs, nominal; Texas dry
80 lbs, TO- California, 2la25 lbs, l5R.
Leather firm; Hemlock sole BuenOs Ayres
light TO heavy weights, l9ka20E; acid, 20Q23.
Wool quiet; domestic fleece, 15a20; pulled
I5aI8.
Coal firm.
Beef steady; family $900a$l0: extra mess
$40 beef hams $l7al7.50: packed $8a9.00; city
extra India mess $l1a$l3.
Cut meats dull; picked bellies 4Aa54; do.
picked shoulders 4; do. hams 8k(G9.
Lard easy; western steamed $40; city -;
December $4.l5, nominal; refined steady; con
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Notice Of Sale.

BY virtue of power conferred on me by a
certain mortgage deed. duly recorded In
Registry of Wake county, book No. 50. page
674, / will offer for sale at IL O'Clock m, at
the court house In the city of Raleigh N
c., on Monday. December l4th, 1895 to the
highest bidder for cash, fifty acres of lard,
more or less, lying in Hou-e Creek town
shin. being lot No. division of Smelling
land At same time and place, one dark
brown mule, and one ono horse wagon
W. O. STRONAlH, Mortgage.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-03
Notice of s ale.

Under anu bv virtue OF tic provisions of
september 18TH, 1888. by Wiley v. Clifton
in the Register 3 Office of Wake county in
book ia page 722, l Will exI ose 20 public
sale at the courU bouss doot in the city of
Raleigh on Monday. the ZSth Gay OF Decem-
her. 1896. at u O'clock m. all
and every the right. title, interest
and estate Of the sid Wiley v. Cliff
toD and wife, the same being one balf, in
and To certain tract Of land situate and
being in Wake county on the waters OF
Crabtree creek and bounded as follows,
viz: Beginning rlE q cedar tree Un the east
SIDE OF said Crabtree creek, running thence
north AZ / %, w. six and Thirty onF'hun-
dredths (6 SOD chains to stake IN CCalktln
branch, tht nee down said branch three and
1fty-one hundredths g 50) chains TO Crab
tree creek, thence south 90 W. five (5)
chains crossing the said creek TO stake,
thence south 81 lao q seven and eighty one
hundredths q S0) chains TO an olm tree and
pointers, thence north 50 70 II one ~
chain TO q birch tree on tie west side OF
said creek, thence north 4Io Il. two and fifty
one hundredths (2.50) chains to the begin
ming, containing four acres and being the
land conveyed 10 toe said Wiley v. Clifton
by Mrs Fannie Brem. Rebeeca Rogers and
Alice Bryant by deed recnl ded in che Reg
fstef's Office Of said county, in book I3l,
page 4G6.
Terms of sale: Cash
JOHN G. DREWRY,
Raleigh. Nov. 25Ch, 1896.