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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-03
NEWS.

lions OF several wards We're called to-
gether by 1.-THE canvassing board Monday
night to iiM up some omissions in the
records. The board VIII meet again
Thursday morning, instead of this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock.
OBITUARY. Mrs. Amanda Brown,
wife of MIR. William Brown, died of ty-
phoid fever shortly before II O'Clock
Monday might, at her home on Twenty
eighth street. She mad been i'll for six
weeks. Her fever broke week ago,
and it was Thought that she was conva-
lescing, but she suffered a relapse and
her death resulted. The remains of the
deceased were sent via the Cape Charles
route to Philadelphia for interment
last night
SHEPPARD NOTES.-The Coroner's
1ury empannelled Saturday might to
inquire into the cause OF Edward Tay
lors death at the shipyard Saturday.
met at the Office OF DR.. b. r. Gary Mon
day night. The jury returned a verdict
that the deceased came to his death by
accidental drowning.
A cargo OF piping for water mains
has just finished unloading at the ship
yard
Several carloads of materials for the
pahtieshlps arrived Monday.
The pilot boat Summers y. Smith wa
Aauled alongside the pier and the work
or raising her Is going on. 1t is said
mat she VIII be raised untniured and
tnait the cost of raising her will be trifllng
Inc boy who was reported missing ha g
not been found.
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WITH A SAW
Aad Is Now Minus Finger and Has
a Very Sore Hand.
FIRE COMPANY OFFICIALS CHANGED
sOsiegates 60 the staunton Conven-
taon 10 Leave To.Day-New Park
Nearly Completed Young James
Causey Taken Home by His Father
--Eecture by Norfolk Preacher.

As a result of getting in
too close proximity to cir
Scular saw in motion Mr.. ]. w, Rountree,
who Is employed by the Bradshaw Lum-
her Company, now has two fingers and
"a thumb In q mangled condition. This
morning as Rountree was working
around the mill he slipped and one of
his hands was thrown in contact with
the saw, which was In nowise Injured by
the collision. Rountree was immedi-
ately taken to the office of DR.. j. Nj.
Gibson. who amputated one of the fin
gers. DR.. Gibson hopes to save the
other members.
FIRE COMPANIES OFFICIALS
CHANGlD-The Phoenix Fire Com
pany had their regular monthly meet
Ing last night. Mr.. John F. Latzia,
who has filled the position of chief for
several years, sent in his resignation,
which was ACCEPTED. Foreman II. NJ.
Butler was chosen as his successor. r.
B. Darden was elected as second as
sistant warden, vice r. M. Butler, who
resigned some months ago. The selec-
tons will be sent to the Council meeting
Friday night for confirmation. a COM
mittee was appointed to arrange about
the company's trip to the State Con-
svention at Hampton.
THE STAUNTON DELEGATES
A. part OF the Suffolk and Nansemond
county delegates to the State Convention
at Stanton will leave on Wednesday
morning on the 1924 train, Norfolk and
Western. via Richmond. Others will
go by the same route tomorrow night.
DR.. 4. III. Barnes expected to go via
Norfolk tonight and take the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. A telegram TO Hon.
j. Z. Booker from Hon. T. r. N. Spech
states the headquarters for Nansemond
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i OWN OF SUFFOLK
delegates In stanton will be at the
Virginia Hotel

delegates in stanton will be at the
Virginia Hotel.
ERECTING WEST END PARK
Messrs. Dennis and Vanderslice, the
contractors, to-day had large force at
work on the West End Baseball Park.
The erection will be pushed so as TO
have everything in readiness for Fri
days opening game. When completed
the park and grounds will compare IA
vorably with any in the State League.
The players are now practising daily,
and a good game may be looked for.
There should be large crowd present.
JIM CAUSBY BROUGHT HOME
MIR. c. ii. Causey, Jr.. to-day went TO
Norfolk and brought back on the can
non ball train his brother, james eau
sey. Esq, who was injured yesterday In
runaway accident in that city. He
was taken TO the residence of Mrs. NJ. j.
Causey, his mother, on Main street,
where his Is resting comfortably, though
1t Will be week or more before he can
walk His back was badly hurt in the
accident by fall TO the pavement. re-
sulting from his horses Sit breaking.
BLIND PREACHER LECTURES
Rev. j. G. Hayes. a blind preacher from
Norfolk entertained good sized audi
ence last night at the Baptist Church.
He delivered with fluency his lecture on
Immortality" which held the crowds
attention throughout.
BENEVOLENT AND SOCIAL UN-
IONA full attendance was present last
might at the meeting of the Benevolent
and Social Union OF the Christian Church
with Mrs. G.. W. Truirt. Main street.
Ice cream and other edibles were un-
ioyed
Rev. y. a. Prudcn. rector of the Epis-
copal Church at Durham. n. c.. arrived
in Suffolk this afternoon 10 visit ella
tives -2rior to taking part in the S. NJ. "A.
rsnnion.
a license was to-day issued for the
marriage of Mr.. Jackson w Brankley
to Miss Fannie g. Nelms. The ceremony
WEI be performed Wednesday by DR.. w.
w. Staley.
Schooner Thomas j. Seward, Neal. ar
rived to-day from Baltimore with plas-
ter. She will load with lumber and re-
turn
The Me thodist Parsonage Society spent
q very pleasant time last evening with
Mrs. j. w Titus, Primer str:et.
Norfleet & Bro are putting a fresh coat
of paint on their store.
Nansemond Seminary inaugurated
their commencement season tonight
witls exercisas by the young pupils u. the
City Hail.
AT the Randolph Society meeting last
night there was a literary hunt" and
wild rose party"
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BY 7. +. Rogers. Real Estate AuctIoneer.

n PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS
OF deed of trust dated July Is. 1899
and duly of record, made to me to secure
the payment of certain notes I'm said
deed mentioned and described. default
having been made in the payment of n
portion Of said debt, at the request and
under the direction OF the holder of said
note, the payment Of which is in de-
lault, as aforesaid, ! will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the
Real Estate Exchange of the City of
Norfolk, Virginia. on Thursday, the Ain
day of June. 1886. at - O'Clock M. the
following blocks and lots of land ali
as shown and design ted on the plat OF
The property of the Elizabeth Land ana
improvement Company. which said plat
Is duly OF record in the Clerks Oflce
OF the County Court of Norfolk County
Virginia, in Map Rock NO >. page az
to which reference is hereby made, and
copy of which may be seen at the Of
flee OF the Trustee to wit: Block No. ~
Block No. 80. Lots Nos. {. g. s. 10 10
IL. II, l5 16. II, is. 10. 20. 81. 90. % "a
%, 90, 81, 2S 20 &c. 81, 80. So a. ~ se
81. IS. 50 and 40 in Block No. 20; Lots Ny oS'
2. 4, G, s. 10. ~ II, l6. IS, 20. 90. "a. 90
2S, &c. 80 81, Sc, 3S and 40. in BlocI, No "a.
and Lots Nos. ., A. and in Block No
81 we
Terms: Onc-third ash and the balancn
in two equal instruments at and 10
months after date Of sale. with interest
at per cent, to be secured by deed OF
trust on property sold. TO be drawn
snr recorded al expense Of purchaser.
MI cash viii be received at option OF
purchaser.
HARRY L. LowENBERG.
Trustee
T. F. ROGERS.
'us AuctioneeT.
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AUCTION sALss-rxJrnap ~

p URsUANT TO THE TERMS OF A
: deed of trust. dated January 10Th. 1st5
anu duly Of record. made to me to az,
cure the payment OF certain IromIsorv
note In said deed mentioned and de-
scr1oed, default having been made in the
payment of said note, and at the ren,,eat
and under the direction OF the boifler ~
s sac note note. ! Will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, at the Real Estate
exchange of the city of Norfolk Va o ,u
WEDNESDAY,, June Sd, 1896, at Ia o:ciocir
M. or as soon thereafter as the Then
pending business I'm said EXCHANGE can
, Do disposed OF. tho following Described
LOTS NOS. 81, IS. 80, 81, so and 90 Said
iots being on the west side of seaboard
avenue in Synon & Frost's addition ~
south Norfolk. in the county % Norfoit.
ana state of Virginia, and SO nunbaraS
ana designated on d. E. Frosts plat ~
Ia laha recorded In Map Book No. >. naee
%, In the Office of the Clerk of the Co,,n9,,
COURT for said Norfolk county. NY
TERMS:-Cash
my, ~. WIN. TILLOTSON.
Trustee.
HE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until the Sth instant, at the sama
hour ana place. WIN. TTLLOTSON
Trustee
Auctioneers.
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BY Valentine & Stevens, Auctioneers. ~
Bank Street

T RUsTEE's SALE STOCK OF MIL
hiNERI. STORE PICTURES. OF
tmSE DESK, ETC, AT NO. q GRANNY
STREET., FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 6,
At 1890 O'CLOCk-As trustee / win sell
lhe entire stock of goods in store room
No. p CRANKY street FRIDAY MORNING
: June 9th. commencing at 1890 O'Clock
Inc stock consists In part viz: Lacies,
Neivets, Feathers, Tips, Ribbons Flowers
Hosiery, Gloves. Tides. Scarfs, Table
Covers. Spool Silk and Twist. buttons.
Corsets, Zephyr Yarn, Trimmed and I'm
trimmed Hats. in fact most everything
usually Kept In a Millinery store. The
goods are desirable and worth your at
tention. WIN also sell Office Desk. Store
Fixtures, Stove and Pipe. Office Chair,
snow case, etc. The ladies' cordially in
Vited to attend the sale. Seats be re-
served for their comfort. The stock and
hNtures will be offered as whole: bid nor
satisfactory the stock will be sold in de-
tail.
c. WHITTLE SANS.
Trustee
VALENTINE Il STEVENS,
ngol-ot Auctioneero
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VIM. Hannah, Auctioneer.


RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made to me as trustee by A. w Con
way, bearing date on the eleventh day op
July. In the year eighteen hundred and
Inr1nety-hve. and recorded in Deed Book
ll5, page 375. and at the request of the
creditor therein secured, / Shall sell at
public auction at the Norfolk Real Es-
tate Exchange, No. lis Main street Nor
folk, Virginia., on TUESDAY, the ninth
day Of June, In the year eighteen hun
G in ana mtinety-siX, at u M. the follow
ALL THOSE CERTAIN SIX LOTS OF
LAND, with the buildings and Improve
ments thereon, situated in the CITY OF
Norfolk, Va; bounded and described
as ioiloTs: Beginning at n point on the
south side of Pine street extended die
tant seventy-hye feet east from the east
s slde OF chapel street, running thence
tending back between parallel lines one
mundred and thirty QS0) feet: being lots
and Webster.
Terms Cash.
F. A. PORTER,
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Auction sALEs-rurunn DAY.
BY Valentine 6 Stevens, Auctioneers, S
Bank Street.
OF LADIES' AND GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS, CLOTHING.
DRY. GOODS, NOTIONS,

... .tkhlIl rto AMI GENTS FUR
NlSHING GOODS. CLOTHING,
DRY. GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY.
We Will sell for account of a large manu-
Iacturer, at our auction warerooms, COM
meneing THURSDAY MORNING, June
attn, 1896, at 10 o'clock, the largest stock of
the following goods ever Offered for sale
In this market. VIZ: Ladies' and Misses
Fine Worsted Suits in all the latest STYLES.
Ladies' Dress Skirts in all the new shades
grey, blue. green and black. made up first
class. Also q line of Duck Suits different
colors. an sizes. newest styles Large a s.
sortment of Childrens Dresses, ladies
and Misses Skirts, Basques,- Percaie
Laundried Waists. with stir collars and
cuffs to match: also Dimities, Persian pa L
terms, Sattlnes and Tassan Silks, in all
Sizes: Children's Dresses too numerous
TO mention. from an infants size to a girl
Ia years old. Wrappers in all colors and
styles: Children's Refers in all shades.
etc. Also full line of Dry Goods Dress
also general assortment OF Underwent
Mems and Boys Suits. Coats, Pants.
Vests. Hats. Caps, Shoes. Large line OF
Hosiery, Notions, etc. Trade especially
Invited to attend this sale, as the Stock is
all new and first-class. Sale positive
Goods sold in lots to suit the trade
VALENTINE & STEVENS.
Juo-El Auctioneers
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WILL GO LIKE A TELEGRAM,

Mems Silk Plated Y Hose, the regular
Soc quality, all shades OF tan, are being
scad here at zoe. a pair, because some
BODY failed Be quick If you wan; some.
Mems 4-ply 200 Linen Collars. all
styles here Zoe. You can pay 15c. for
these in this town If you will.
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$LABGHTER.

It Is with us, we SLAUGHTER our
own MEATS and can always furnish
fresh and choice cuts or BEEF
MUTTON, LAMB. VEAL and PORK
fresh every day. Being our own
butchers we are able to sell at the
lowest prices.
BEST SMOKED AND CORN MEATS
j. S. BELL & CO.
Arcade Market, Queen and Church SITS.
ihone, o3o Free Delivery
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French serges, all wool. yard-wldc.
solid black, navy, brown, game. and
myrtle. here zoe, yard. These are 25c.
generally and at that are good value.
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Big auction Sale June 18th.
500 LOTS
inySl-5t

within go yards of corporate limits
OF Newport News. remainde, of property
or Newport News. Hampton and Old
TO close out their business Terms iiber-
al. For further information, cali on or
write 10 " VI
900 POWELL BROS,
250S Washington Avenue,
HHE%s-tuS Newport News Va
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T lie COMPREHENSIVE HE
Terms Cash
nny2S-11t

T HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing between Thomas
1 apTn "a and I'd Patrick +. Savage, under the
Of fios M" Patrick H. Savage on May 18th.
The business of that co-partnersb,p viii
pc settled and wound up by THOMAS A,
JONES, as the surviving partner.
Will make payment TO him, and ali claims
hi ,s, the firm should be presented to
T IIoMAS A. JONES. OF THE LATE
Irm of Savage, Son & Co. viii con-
unue the business OF Cotton Factor and
commission Merchant under the name
anu style OF SAVAGE, SON G. CO, and
ne respectfully requests q continue nee
or or the patronage so literally accorded to
May goth. 1890 n,vo1 9ot
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THE RIBBLE PLACE.

separated from the main portion of the
C,y ny Smiths creek, and from the
Sihent property by Botetourt street 20
street car line. 1t contains 100 lots laid
OH by the extending the Client streets
eastwardiy through the property. These
streets are 60 feet wide. On the water
front Is also co foot street This pron.
erty IS In the most desirable residential
PORTION or the city, adjoining Client, the
inost nlshly improved and recently i'm
proved portion of the city.
TEkMS-One-thlrd cash: the residue in
one ana TWO years, with interest from
DAY OF sale, evidenced by negotiable
lahu, executed and recorded at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser. Possession given
as soon as terms of sale complied with
me property Will be offered first In lots
until all are so disposed off, and the ag-
sre6ate OF the bids noted, then II will
De otered as an entirety, commencing
with the aggregate of the bids as an up-
set DID If anyone viii give more for
the entire tract than the aggregate of
the bids for the lots. the highest Of such
bidders Will be reported as such pur-
VIII be reported as the purchasers Of the
lots bid Off
plat OF the property can be seen Mt
the auctioneer's Office, and after the 2Gth
OF May platS will be furnished by him to
any one interested in the property
j. NJ. KEELING,
w. H. WHITE,
w. II. BURROUGHS
Special Commissioners
WALTER SHARE,
Auctioneer.
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Ladies Separate Dress Skirts. manu-
faciurers' samples. under price, sl.25,
$3.50 $500. $500.
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when the Swallows Homevara r,v

People begin to ask themselves. where
snail spsnd the summer" An ocean
voyage, an inland jeunt, or a coastwise
trip, which shall II be? In either case. ono
OF the most useful travelling companions.
ore ehat never fails in an emergency to
winch II Is adapted, Is Hostetters Stom-
aeh Sitters, which remedies sea sickness.
,ssS headache biliousness and mala-
aai complaints. Dyspepsia, rheumatism,
remsded by the great Alternative and pre-
ven.iye. tourists by sea and land. mari
nsrs, emigrants and western pioneers all
testify 70 it's defensive and remedial en-
cacy Bodily and mental fatigue ane
counteracted by 1t, and 1t prevents maia.
@les which would otherwise be brought ON
By exposure. No one should start on q
summer outing without It, 1t is the most
8snial ana reliable summer tonics and
ailitH the most fastidious palate.
Speeiai SHE India Linens.
15kc.: BIC, 11hc., 13hc., were
1so.. 1SsacS loo. 1Sc. and zoe
4 ~
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Child's Knltt:d Nazareth Waists.
Comfort, economy. durability in these,
lie.
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For Over Fifty Yeats
MRS. WINSL0W's "
S O0THI N G S YRU P

ms. II soothes the child. softens the
Gums. allaXs ali pain. cures wind collie.
regulates the stomach and bowels and
y the best remedy for diar.hoca Twenty
I'VE cents bottle. Sold by all druggists
throughout the world
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The Wash Fabric. printed in new and
neat ana beautiful designs, that is bling
so!d here at Sc. Is The same quality sold
last season al 12lAc. No wonder that
thousands of yards are selling when the
splendid stuff is priced less than calico.
Only matter of few days, then no
more.
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certify that the bond required by the
above mentioned decree has been exc
cuted JuNIUS a. COLEMAN
ny23-eod, su-tds Deputy Clerk
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CHILDRBN'S WHITE OR TAN TAM
o'sHANTERS, ALL SIZES. SALE
PRICE, 15c. EACH.
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BY Walter Sharp. Auctloneer.
G. oMM1ssIoNERS SALE OF vALuA.
BILE REAL ESTATE IN
NOkEOLkT CITY.
Sharp. Auctloneer.

by by virtue Writ of decree of the Court of
folk. in the suit of Ribbie and otbars s>U vs
o Moihngheld and others, pronounced the
sotn Gay of May. 1885, we viii offer for
S S1a5 At pubic auction, TO the highest
, p,uueT, at the Real Estate Exchange of
IN, ,he city OF Norfolk. on WEDNESDAY.
ahe 10Th day of June. 1886, at ii. o'ciocl;
a. ac N, mat valuable property in the city
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LADIES' PINK OR BLUE CUFFS.
TURN OVER, ALL SIZES. SALE
PRICE. Sc. PAIR.
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CHILDREN's WHITE DUCK ROUND
HATS. ALL SIZES. SALE PRICE,
l5c. EACH
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BLACK SILK MITs. CORDED
BACKS. SALE PRICE 12lsc. PAIR.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS!
FOR monday ONLY

LADIES' LAUNDEREDsH SHIRT WAISTS
ALL SIZES AND CoLoRs. SALE
PRICE, zoe.
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LADIES' BLACK SILK TRILBY TIES.
SALE PRICE. 19c. EACH.
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See our west window display Choice OF
Patent Leather. OXFORD OR STRAP
SANDAL In any size for CSC, real value
SLOW All shapes and solid soles-the kind
that wear,
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LADIES CALICO WRAPPERS, ALL
SIZES AND coLoRs. BALE PRICE.
Csc. EACH.
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nygS-sdS
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LADIES' PERCALE TRILBY TIES.
SALE PRICE. 15c. EACH.
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vERlTABl.E PANIC
Millions Of Bushels of Wheat Poured on
the Market, Prices Cutting no Figure.
OUTRANKED Anything IN REGENT YEARS
Confusion of the Most Extreme Kind
Took Possession of the Pit and
December Wheat Dropped Cents
san Erancisco'n Panic Augment.
ed the Feeling in Chicago.

Chicago. Oct. 22-There have been eSct-
Ing days in the wheat market. but to-day'S
outranked anything of recent date, and
PROBABLY Ia many years. ~ veritIblc panic
existed at the close and millions of BUSH
els were poured on the market, prices cut
ting no figure in the matter Tight money
was the Cry. The cash wheat situation has
become the all-imppItant factor. MoEey
rates are higher and no one wishes to I'M
dertake the responsibility OF carrying
market was weak, cables coming lower
and foreigners selling. 4 period Of com
parativc stendin.Ss prevailed for two
hours, but IN the las; hale haur confusion
of the most extreme KIND had possession
OF the pit. and December dropped 10
cisco was said to he in a panic. which
served to augment the disturbing feeling
here. Closing English and cor tjneutal
quotations were all lower The Cincinnati
Price Current reported q favorable week
for the cron. December wheat opened
day.
Corn yielded unrcsistently TO the de-
pressing influence OF the weak wheat mar
let. No startling incidents We're noted
me trade was not larS. and the main OH
jcct Of operators was TO clisuuse OF what
corn was accumulated whilst the outlook
was rosy.
Oats-W:th wheat aud corn declining lit
Tie nope was entertained fer oats. Hold
ers made the hest of Il bad situation and
sold out on every hard SPOT
ProEiS ons-U ndeT The stress OF weakness
In the grain markets, product Displayed
an easy feeling NJ the opening, hut il was
laser succeeded by q Steadiur tone. Tho
hog market was firm. which fact EXTENDED
easy in sympathy with The break IN wheat
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Corn-,Spots dull and weaker: No. Q. COS,
dR3oc elevator; SokGSic. afioat., Options
were less active and Irregular closing
easy at ieciina; October. 29ssc: December,
steady and dull: October. a3isc.: Decem.
hSr. 2sisc; Spot. No. 2. 22lse022Wc: No. .
white; 22Sc:; mixed Western. 2lM25c
Seef-Dull and nominal: family $500
abo: extra mess. Si0OT7o0. Beef hams
weak ',s; l5c. Tered beef quiet and steady;
Cut Meat:f-Steady and quiet: picked bel
aes, hHc: shoulders. ic.: hams. 9n9I.c
i-ard.tluict and steady: Western steam
Is'D; city. - .3IHii.i October, S453. nomi-
nal Refined; quiet; continent, sa.CO
FORT Steady haw mess, $S.605i9.25
Butief--l>lrm and fair demand State
dairy. iicIlSc.: do. creamery, l2IaM2oc. ;
Western dairy. SMi2c.: iclEins. coc.
ss7S Dccrmbar iys? 9SIns MAJ Mn N So s3
Spot rio. dull and enay: No. I, 102.c
SuEnr-Raw. quiet and firm: fair REIN
ing, 22sc. bid: ccntrifugals 96 test. 36t3 l-16c.
Refined quiet and firm: unchanged.
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Cnttnn NInrIteIK.

New York, Oct. 22.,,Cotton quiet: mid
ding gulf 3-l6c.; mldtlling, l5-l6c. Net
receipts. l,cS0 bales; gross, 2,;03 bales; OK
ports 10 continent. pi36 bales; sales. .i6S
bales: srinners. Is bales; stock, lil los
bales
Total to-day: Net receipts. ;..i,J bales:
exports TO Great Erlta!n.. ll;'.I halgs:, to
rotal so far 1his week: Not receipts.
81 .o%7 bales: expnrts 10 Great Britain. 49,.
2%i bales; to France, $500 bales: 10 CONT
ncnt. Sa.$S5 bales.
New York. Oct. o2-Cot;on futures quic,
and steady: sales. GS..o0 bales. october.
-; November. I.5j: December. 20: Ian
nagy. T.>j; February, 7.?l March. 80:
April. $50: May. sol: June. SOS; .Iuly. Sill.
liverpool. Oct. - 1870 y. m.-Cottun.
demand fair American InidutiEs fair.
: i5-@2d. sales. iGn,H bales: American. a.2oa
bales: speculation ana export. :Jn hal2s:
receipts. l2,0NJ bales: American. 9.3n0 bales.
Futures opened quiet and demand poor.
l.ivcrpooi. Oct. 2e.-l2:iJ y. m American
spot i,radS. unchanged: An:- 'ican mid
dlinE fair, i2l-3.d: gold middiins II-32d :;
middinE / I5-22d: low midiin,s I-Sd :;
good ordinary Lid: ord,anry i-lhh.
Kew Orleans. Ocr. ..--coiton futures
closed quiet: sales. 33,OoI bales. October
and Novemner I.GS: becsmhr,. I.3S: Jam
ugrv. T.t9. February, 80: March. 1885,
April, m. May. 81.