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rhioavo. June IS. close.
wheAt--June. 10; July es,sasg.
Uais-June II; July, iss-
Pork-June. 81. 81; July. $40.
Lard-Juno, IS 60, July, sso7.
hibs- June and July, sa8s.
Bar ey-2od3U
Rye-3l.
tlax-734.
1imnth,--? so
Cash whoat No. red. 76@so; No. o red.
1907 MOI spring. Gpa70; No. 3sprlna, 63@
81 No, 9 hard winter, g.; No Shard winter. "a
@6o. No ] Northern spring. 7a7..
Corn-No. 2, HAals; No. $, 2sa@AL
Oats-No 2, l5s, NO. 3, lIh@2o
tt,ieRg. Lsvv siocN
Chicago June Is
Hogs receipts. s2. 900 left over, 5000. Market
active, steady 10 ~. Q higher
light, 95as35 %
Mixed. ss.3h0.a.4fiS
Heavy, s3.iaast %
hougn, S. l3@i325
Cattle accepts 1000; quiet but steady.
Beeves, $500 S.. 90.
Cows and heifers, 81 75@s. is.
Texas steers, Slsi epSt H.
Stockors and feeders SJlua4.s5
Sheep--Rereipts. $40 i STEADY TO strong.
Naive sheep, 81 25a$43 80
Westerns, IS 2SasI.l0
Lambs, s3.25n$s,iQ.
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bun trsnclsc" wheat Mark.t.
Fan Francisco. Juno IS.
Wheat, Dec. si.2ox
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Samuel Mel utyre today filed suit in
the Third district court against the A jax
Mining company, asking for $1,000,
The complaint set forth that an agr.e.
meDt was entered Into whereby the
ueienusnt was to deliver to plant d
72.0J0 share, OF the capital stock OF tn .
ue,enuau, company. Plaintiff was TO
pay $4,000 at the time OF the agree
meDt, spo before January 80, 1895, an
additional $4,000. These pny men s
were made aud tle stuck delivered. 1t
ID alleged, however, that the agree.
ment was TO the effect that the seconu
$4,000 should be repaid to piaintifi out
VI Toe proceeub Of the sale or from tn q
disposal oil ores from the mine alter a
certain Item OF S39. $50 then owing y
uefsndsLt mad be- IL ny IL paid. That
on February 1, 1907, the said sum OF
sS9, $50 hau been paid, ana that since
Bocn Time defs ndant has received
from the proceeds Of the mine a
sum largely In excess OF what
IS sufficient to uischarae the
plaintiffs claim OF $4,000, that defenG-
ant has paid to pisintitI the cum Vi
81, 600 but has neglected TO pay she
psiancr for which Judgment is prayed.
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An Ordinance amending Section XIV of Chap.
ter ~ OF the Revised Ordinances of salt
Lake City OF 1894.
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The W"ney MARKET
NEW YORK, June IS Money on call nomi.
nAlly and II per cent Prime liner camilla
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Divorce GRANTED.

Sarah b. Jones was this morning
granted "a Giv0ce IT, m her husband
William L.. Jones. Ine ground on
whicn the divorce was grained wns a
failure to provide.
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AL. II. ENSIGN. AGENT
i3I, 432 and a33 Atlas Block,
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH

ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81, ils93, of tn.
condition of the
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SECTION /

Dc 1t ordained by the CITY Council OF Salt Lab
City, state OF Utah:
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Todsy's temperature is shown In the
fac sinnile thermometer given below;
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J. l.. Lawson vs. j.. Smith, etc.; J..
Sloan; A. McMaster, b. y Smith.
Boyd Park vs. II. l.. Duvali ct al;
Sutherland & Murphy; C.S. Varian.
Freed Furniture & Carpet co Dpany
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-13
HIALuFAx.

Halifax, N. c.. May 12.--(Special)-
Rev. j. A. Mclaughlin returned home
to-day from Wilson. N. c., where he has
been attending the Baptist convention,
which convened there last week.
y white bear made his appearance in
town this evening under two men, who
were probably Russians. They created
some little Commotion in the streets,
which soon abated
The Druckenmiller family Is expect
ed here next Monday to play in the
courthouse. This will be the second
time they have been before the public
eye here.
One OF our best citizeus who has for
some time held a government place in
our town in the capacity OF postmaster
will soon be compelled to vacate. for the
position will be filled by negro who has
Just been appointed. II by popular vote
this place could he retained. we venture
to assert that the present postmaster
would be always in advance OF his op-
Donents, either white or black. I1e has
for the past four years been the most
efficient officer that has served the pub
lie In many regimes, and his removal
Is a source Of great regret on the part
OF his patrons. For fear OF unl:ind
feelings we mention no names.
The rain last night was very good, and
has been the hope of all for some time
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-13

In addition to It's tonic and cathartic
properties, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ex-
crcises beneficial influence upon the kid
neys and bladder. when they are inactive
by stimulating them to renewed eNertion
thus reopening, as it were, sluic., for the
escape OF impurities whose regular chan
mel OF exit IS the organs OF urinatiOn
Among these are certain abnormal and in
finmmatorY elements, productive Of irrepa-
rablc injury to the system If not entirely
expelled. The kidneys and bladders them
as their inactivity is usually preliminary
TO their disease and Reorganization. They
tons Of the system, the potent inyieora1ive
effects OF the Eittcrs. which Furthermore
corrects disordered conditions or the stom-
nch. bowels and liver.
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:; a,i:%t 0A.

1cdenton, n. c.. May 12-(Spccial)--
Nlessrs. j. Fl. Legget Of Plymouth. and
j. G. Causey. Jr.. OF Suffolk, We're in
town yesterday.
Mcssrs. Clarence Halloman, Sidney
McAlullen, Charlie Whldbce. and VIII
Holly. and Misses Ruth Toms and Annie
Blanchard, Of Hcrtford. We're In Eden
ton last evening
Rev. w. Il. Watson has returned from
Wilmington, y. c., where he has been
attending the convention
Mr.. NJ. II. White, Of Hartford, was in
town yesterday on business.
Evangelist Scheduled preached q
powerful sermon last night TO n large
congregation, and considerable interest
was manifeSteQ
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Port of New York.

Arrived: Schooner John s. Beachan
Stout. Richmond.
Schr. Mary Langdon, Brown, Rich.
mend.
schr. Mamie Saunders, steelman, Nor.
folk.
Schr. John Johnson. Clark, Norfolk
Schr. Fl. c. Shepherd ,Cranmer. Nor.
folk.
Schr. Elias Ross, Lewis. Norfolk.
Schr. r. Fl. Warford. Raynor, Nor
folk.
tschr. Robert C. McQuillen, Blake, Nor.
folk for Portland, Me.
Schr. Fred Jackson, Weldon, Norfoll,
for Boston.
Schr. Daniel Brown, Mcneil, Virginia
Schr. ]. c. Clifford. Mills, Virginia.
Schr White Cloud, Hickman, Virginia
tug Ma than Hale. with barge General
Mcclellan, for Norfolk
Bound East: Schooner George e. Dud.
ley, Wilson. Norfolk for New Haven.
Schr Fred Jackson, Whelden, Norfclb
for New Haven.
Schr. Jennie n. Huddell, Hansen, Nor.
folk for New Haven
Schr.lH. II. Burrow, Lowrey, Norfolk
for New Haven
schr. s. B. Putnam. Adams. Norfolk
for Bridgeport.
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A Peerless Linilnent.

AS pain destroyer aud cure for
rheumatism, Salvation Oil is the peer
Of all linimcnts. Mr.. Wm. II. Brown,
proprietor OF Stricbngcr House, Clcvc-
land, O., writes: 81 suffered from
rheumatism for twelve years md my
last attack kept me i'll bed, unable to
walk. | used Salvation Oil and soon
was up and about. AS a pain de-
stroycr this .liniment has no equal. y
Salvation Oil is sold everywhere FOR
% cents. Try it and be convinced.
ZSold by
CANNON'S PHARMACY. 42G Butte street
ALFRED T: WEST. PIG Main st. 1
RG az Il r. S Hp,9eLMEs & SO. g Main 81
a STORN. 75i $500 80 Z
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ralINrI:rtSEIg.I.r:.

Several children Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. HILL Of Central avenue. that were Ill
not long ago. are now getting we'll
Master Leroy ireland. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ireland, was very Ill yes
terday at his home, No. II Johnson ave-
nue..
Two factions In Tanners Creek dis
trict promise quite a hot contest among
the politicians.
Little Miss I.oyOla McCabe celebrated
her fifth birthday yesterday afternoon
al the residence OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter McCabe. No. 10 Goff street
Many Of her young female friends en-
joyed the occasion with her.
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Office Of the Board OF
Street, Sewer ard Drain Commissio ners.
Norfolk. Va. May IL. 1887
NOTICE OF SALE.

The three brick houses to be taken down
and removed for the purpose OF extend
ing Holt street. will be sold on the prem
iseS at auction on
MAY 2lST, NEXT, AT NOON.
The buildings sold are to be taken down
at the risk Of purchaser and removed from
the street within six weeks from date Of
purchase.
Houses will be sold separately and the
successful bidder In each Instance will be
required 10 pay one-thrd Of the purchase
price on the ground as guarantee Of good
faith; the balance Of the purchase price
to be paid upon the delivery OF the build
(Signed) w. II. WALES, JR.,
mni3-1w Chairman S.. S. and d. Com.
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TRUSTEES SALE.--BY VIRTUE or
certain deeds of trust executed to me
by j.. II. Harper, w. y. Galloway, NJ. II.
Gillian. r. y; Thurman, f. W. and II.
a: d. Witten and #. W.Sp.ndlc. the deferr-
ed payments on the purchase price OF here
matter mentioned lots. nil of which Is due,
the said deeds OF trust being Of record in
Clerks office Of Norfolk county court,
and default having been made by The said
the beneficiaries. ] will proceed 10 sell at
public auction at the Pea, Estate Ex-
change. In Norfolk City, Ma, at twelve
Ing lots. viz: Lots numbered 2. 0, l3, 10,
q, 20 md a on map OF lots of w. RI. Fl.
Trice, which said map is Of record IN Nor
folk County Court Clerks office. The
lots ARG fully described In said map and in
deeds from a. y. Witien anu T. W. Spin
die to the pircha sers.
TERMS-ALL CASH.
WALTER NJ. PIERCE,
ap23-rd9 Trustee.
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NceiiIl. OF Cotton Men.

Charlotte. n. c., May 12.-An linpor-
tant meeting OF cotton manufacturers
VIII be held here Saturday,, the 18TH In
slant. 1t is expected that more than q
hundred mills will re represented The
yarn mills making low numbers will
probably shut down for sixty days and
possibly for the entire summer. \ num-
Der Of cloth mills are likely TO run on
short time.
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NOR Il CAROLINA

sermon at Christ Church Sunday morn
ing.
There nre to-day 212 convicts In the
pcnitentiary walls.
The State granted charters to-day to
the Turkey Knob Conundrum company
of Jackson county md the Moran
Bros g. Heath company Of Stanley.
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ma2-td!
Auction SALES-FgI'TURE nav
BY II. L. Page 6 Co., Auctioneers, No %
Bank street.
SALE AT AUCTION, OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, ON MARINER
STREET, IN. THE CITY
OF NORFOLK.

), BY virtue Of n deed. Of trust made by
matthew O'Keefe on the 18th day Of Sep.
.ember, 1891, to Joseph r. Spratiey, trus-
chants and Mechanics' Savings Bank of
me city OF Norfolk negotiable note,
tuted trustee, under the said deed, pro-
ceed TO sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder at the Real Estate Exchange,
THURSDAY. THE 2oTH DAY OF MAY.
1897.
the following valuable real estate sftu-
nted on the. north side OF said Mariner
street and bounded as described as fol-
ALL, THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
YIN " the double brick tenement numbered
on the north side OF Mariner Street. be-
g s,nn r at a point thereon distant ifty-
, Two ieet ten inches. more or less. from
tne northeast intersection or Fenchurch
ana Mariner streets. and running thence
ee a!s along Mariner street, thirty
two feet: thence northwardly, in a line
perpendicular to Mariner street. or nearly
So nlnety-three feet two inches: thence
N line parallel with Mariner street, or
nearly So thirty-two feet: thence south
MardiS III lin" perpendicular to Mariner
street, or nearly SO, nlncty-thrce feet two
part, of the property Which was cons
Eeyed by Matthew Q'Keefe TO Joseph r.
Hfpratley, Trustee as aforesaid. by deed Of
TERMS-OCne-thi cash, and balance
upon n credit r Of six. twelve and eighteen
months for negotiable notes in even
amounts. carrying interest from the date
OF sale, ana the title TO be retained until
the notes are paid; or, ut the option of the
purchaser, deed will be given him, and
deed OF trust taken to secure the de-
ierred payments but all conveyances m
this event must be paid by the purchaser,
including q release deed, when one IS
given. -
WILLIAM II. WALES, JR.,
Substituted Trustee
II. l.. PAGE e CO.,
mall-tds AuctioneerS
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NJ GnpOrnili,t1I,f.

Cape Henry. Va, May 12-l2 M
Clear. Southwest wind; Ii miles: light
notheast sea.
The tug South Baltimore, which was
burned at the Norfolk and Western
railroad dock, has undergone extensive
repairs and will be launched from the
ways to-day.
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AUcT1oN sALEs-FriUirunn DAY.

PURSUANT TO THE TERM S or A
certain deed Of trust, bearing date De-
cember y. 1884. and recorded in the Clerks
o1nee or Norfolk County Court, ana also
eeting under decree Of the Circuit Court
% Norfolk county, entered on the 10th day
OF March, 1887, in the chancery suit OF r.
=. ,P9indsXter vs.. the Chesapeake Classi-
NED Building Association, ct ais, we Will
sell at public auction on 80
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The Season III Ocenn view.

Active preparations are being made
for the opening season at this popular
resort. The hotel expects to be open the
latter part OF this month and the man
asement looks for good business. Re-
ceiver Smith has closed a contract with
the Naval Post Band for afternoon and
evening concerts, and the first Sunday
afternoon concert will be given on next
Sunday
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G ALE or REAL ESTATE IN BERK-
LEY.--Pursunnt to the terms Of a deed
OF trust to me as trustee, dated January
s6th. 1895. md duly recorded and at the
request Of the. party thereby secured.
VIII offer for sale by public auction In front
or the Norfolk county courthouse. on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of MAYat IL
o'clock m, the following property: -. -
THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
III Berkley, with frontage of l225 l-lO feet
on the old Drnwbridge road. Said lot Is
bounded on the east by said rond: on tho
south by the lot owned by ]. W. white
hurst In his lifetime; on the west by cove
or branch of the Elizabeth river and on
the north by the lot formerly owned BY
Herbert and others. .. =, -
Also an undivided one-fcurth Inherent
IN TWO certain parcels Of land III Washing-
ton District. Norfolk county. Va. One Of
SAID tracts designated as IA" and the
longing to the heirs Of Ma than'el Tatem
deeeused. Parcel "A contains Gas acres.
anu is located on the north side of, the
turnpike road Parcel ''No[l c. centain6
2S95 acres and is likewise located on The
north side of said turnpike road This
property is offered in gross and not by tho
acre. n, -, - -
.TERMS:-one-third cash, one third In
one ana one-third IN two years from day Of
SAFE; deferred payments TO be evidenced
by notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
from GATE and secured By deed OF trust
,Whlch IS TO be written, recored and re-
leased at the cost Of the purcha ser
ma2-tds u='ee'
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Peanut Market,

Farmers market quiet and steady;
fancy, 2"sW2Ac: strictly prime. 2A@
23sc.; prime. 2@2hc.; Spanish. Sic: low
grades. l1a01Ac.
Hand Plcked-Fancy. SA03kc.: ex-
tras. 2h@2Mc.; third grade. &C.; No. l
spanish shelled. 4&c.: No. Virginia, 2h
W2Ac.; No. 9 Virginia. &c. -
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SHIPPING NEWS.
P0r' Of NGrfO1ti qua pOrtanourh
May l2.i897.

ihS II 1877.
ARRIVALS.
British stmp. Bencoy, Lamb, Tampa
to Rotterdam, to VIM. Lamb & Co., to
coal. Coaleu and sailed.
British stmp. Raye!ssheugh, Leders.
New Orleans TO Rouen, to VIM. Lamb &
Co. Coaled and sailed
Italian brig Motia. Catania. Baltimore.
light. In tow OF tug Maud II.
Schr James a. Targraves, Kenderly
Baltimore to North Camlina, light.
Barges Hudson, Brooklyn, and Hone,
TO VIM. Lamb & Co., to coal.
CLEARED.
British stmp. Romudus, Gurden, Tam
pico. by VIM. Lamb & Co., with $500
tons of coke.
British stmp. Inchisis, fIallwell
Hamburg by William Johnston company
Limited. with 500 tons OF pig iron.
Barge c. G. Chapman, Boston, with
coal.
schr;; Grace Van Dusen. Lee, York
river. light.
Schr Emily Z. Burton, Cullin. Wash
lnston. with lumber.
Schr. Julia Hopkins, -, Rappahan-
mock river. light.
schr Berthe and Maud, Levins, Balti-
more. with lumber.
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RY VIRTUE OF y DEED Or TRUST
- executed by a. c. lludsins, to the un-
oersigned trustees, dated August 10th
1875. recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
county court OF Norfolk county. Va, in
D. 3. 1914, page SIT, whereby the property
hereinafter described was conveyed 10 said
trustees TO secure the payment Of GER
tn lin bond therein mentioned, either as q
whole. CT In monthly nstniment rs Is
therein mentioned. and default HAVING
been made in the payment OF said bond
as therein provided, and the undersigned
having been requested by the Board Of d.
Tectors or the South Eastern Building and
sale at public auction. at the Real Estate
Exchange: 236 Main street, Norfolk, W.,
on the 18th day of MAY, 1897 at IL O'Clock
nj, the following described property:
ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PAR
GEL OF LAND. with the buildings and
ilmprovemcnts thereon. lying at or near
Lumberts Point, Norfolk county, Va, con-
slsting Of lots IS ana II III Block 2l9. as Is
designated on the plat OF the property Of
the Iamberts Point InVcs tnent Company
duly recorded Tin the office OF the Clerk
or the County Court Of Norfolk county,
Va.D together with all the privileges md
appurtenances thereto belonging
Sad property Is situated In the north.
west corner made by the switch of the
n. & w. r.. r.. leading TO Lambert's Point
knitting Mills. and the Bowden Ferry
Road, the Improvement upon which con-
sist OF dwelling hnuse with n store be-
neath, ana all necessary outbulidings.
TEl2MS:-Cash.
r. W. WIITEHUTRST,
THos. J: N0TTlNGllAM.
B. ID. WHITE,
TOWNSEND & JOY MES.
ma2-tds Auctioneers.
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Terms Of Sale-CASH,
FOSTER BLACK,
ALVAH II. MARTIN,
FRANKLIN D. GILL,
Trustees.

Clerks Office Circuit Court, Norfolk coun-
ty:
I. l.. NJ Sylvester, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of said county. hereby certify that
the bond required of the trustees by the
above mentioned decree Of sale, has been
duly executed.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
May. 1897. L. NJ SYLVESTER,
mal2-tds Clerk.
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p !; ALE I d15AT CERTAIN PIECE OR
snd Improvements thereon, sltunte In
s Nnrfa,t NORFOLK s In the county Of
I. Poindexter's land, recorded in
the t. c CLERKS office Of said county, and
follows: Bounded on the north by Ohio
street, on the east by Decatur street, on
the SOUTH by Jefferson street and on the
west by Stewart street:
PARCEL or LAND, designated as block
~ , described rs follows: Commencing at
point at the northeast intersection Of
Stewart and Ohio streets. thence extend
IN northerly along Stewart street dis
served for the Belt Line R. Ri K: thence ae in In
an easterly direction. and along the, south
Line r. r.. distance Of two hundred and
twelve feet, more or less, to D. e. Frosts
property proper thence in q southeasterly drec-
ton and along d. T. Frosts line, a dis
lance Of one hundred and th!rty-iive feet,
more or less. TO Decatur street. thence
three hundred and seventy-fve feet to
ONO street. and thence along the northern
lne, Of Ohio street distance of three hun
dred feet to the point Of beginning.
3 AL ALSO ALL THAT CERTAIN OTHER
LAND, designated on said plat as block
&c" and more particularly described as
northeast Intersection Of Ohio and Decatur
streets; thence extending northerly along
Decatur street, distance Of about three
hundred feet. 10 d. j.. Frost's property;
thence In u southeasterly direction and
along the Inc of d. L. Frosts property,
feet. more OF. less. to Ohio street, and
thence westerly along Ohio street. a dis
lance of two hundred and thirty seven
n 1,n Int ofI >.>xrf IT..
ming. All Of the above described property
being portion the same property convey
Of " S. Butt ct uS dated March 'h ist G iss
and duly recorded In d. Il. 49, D. 20l,
Clerks office aforesaid.
4. FIVE LOTS AND HOUSES, situated
In South Norfolk. county of Norfolk. Va,
point on the west side Of Bainbridge
street. distant four hundred and seventy
I've 1 feet Eft from ths intersection Of Ohio
northerly along sad street forty feet to
the the cen.re Of strip Of land eighty feet
mSi s eeG r., by IN
provement Company; thence In south
westerly direction along the centre OF said
dred and forty-nine feet, until It reaches
the centre line Of block 70" running north
ana south. thence southerly along sad
northwest corner Of lot Thirteen in said
block 20" and thence nortneasterly along
The southern line Of said reservation dis
feet, more or less, to the point OF begin
ming. One Of said houses Is on the west
side Of cambridge street, another house Is
on the east side Of Perry street: another
Is on the west side OF Perry street: another
Is OH tho east side OF Porter street, and
the other Is on the west side OF Porter
street. For more particular description,
reference Is made to the plat of the EIZ-
abeth Land and Improvement Co.'S prop
erty.
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Liverpool future contract market
closed easy, one point decline
Receipts at United States ports were
G,GSS bales. against 5.9Sl In 1896. and 3,267
in 1895.
May contracts in New Orleans declin-
cd four points, May 7.3S.
New Orleans receipts estimated at 500
to 1000 bales against 1,402 bales last
year, and 1851 bales in 1895.
The Norfolk and Portsmouth Cotton
Exchange Will close at one p. m. to-
day Confederate Memorial Day.
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HaVNt StOreq.

Rosin. 1926 per barrel: pitch. 1926 Del
barrel: tar. $500 per pork barrel, anc
you llglon; turpentine, 45c. per gallon
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SATURDAY,,
THE 22ND DAY OF MAY, 1897.

at IL o'clock m, In front of the courthouse
property. to-wit: =
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PROD nee.

Southern Fruit-Bananas, 81 o0@125
per bunch; oranges, California, $3.50;
Messina. $3.50 cocoanuts. $3.50 per bag Of
rel.
Observation-Disclosures. Soc; yellows, 500
9Oc.: onions. $500 per sack
Pouitry-Old chickens. 22h@30c.
Esss--Wholesale: Steady, at 9@9kc.
per dozen.
Beeswax-22c. per pound.
Truck--1rish potatoes, $125.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-13
Among our Cotton sIen.

Tennessee and Texas report heavy
rains.
The cotton belt report Of average tenn
perature and rainfall up to q. m. 18th,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-13
LONDON a PURCHASER
eConcluded from Seventh page,

common to fair cattle. 3@3Ac; Eastern
North Carolina, best, 2ls@3hc.: common,
lia@25c.: heifers, Western, 2A@3Mc.
COWS. good. per head. $50. OO@35. 90; cows.
common. S10,00@20O0; butchers sheep,
21a@4c:; good, corn-fed hogs. 3k@32c.;
light pigs acc. Hogs dull and slow de-
mand. Dressed hogs, 41hc. per pound.
Lambs core. per pound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-13
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