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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.

mlxed corn. from store, 4lc. white oats,
from store, Csc; mixed oats &c.
MILL FEEn-Aiarkct steady; bran. per
ton. $1,000; mlddlngs. sl7.ao per. ton
oATS-Steady.. mixed, &C: white. sc.
HAVING. Timothy hay car lots. SlLeo;
ton lots. SIS %; mixed hay. car lots, $3.50;
MILLED nICE-As to grades-oh to
ROUGH RICE-65I75c. per bushci.
PEANUTS AND PEAS
PEANUTS-Niarket firm; fancy, lc;
mon. 2lhM3c; Spa nisil, sl.oo per bushel.
PEAS-Blackcyc. nominal.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
PoULTRY-Livc. STEADY; chickens. old
fat 22di25c.; spring chickens, small, steady
at iodiic.; Iarge. l592oc.; ducks. mud.
EGGS-l5c. per dozen.
couNTRiY HANS = steady: sm;tnneld.
good Norm Caroiin;s Io@l2Mc.
OTATOES-Southern new. SLIGO per
barrel. Northern. white, M:75 per bag;
rel: yellow. 9Oc. dfs1.00.
CABnAGEaosi. aoil2. 90 per crate.
ONlONS-S2. 0OGD2.2 20 per bag.
BERMUDA-s2.0 per boa.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Southern. 81 .5od2.oO per bar
rel; Northern. sa.2iGa25.
I.EMONS-S300Wi.Q0 per box.
y u.
PEARS. 3.ao0i.cO per barrel.
i nIMEs ATPIE asr Sai ,ss
TANANAS-Per bunch. 5Gc.6s1.5o.
COCOANUTS-l0o to bag. 1900
CALIFORNIA ORANGES - Messina.
k3O9dF3.59; seedlings. s3.oGai3 81: navcls. sI.Oi
pi.SO per box; Jamacin, Sl.0O per box.
GROCERIES.
FLOUR Market iirm spring wheat.
patent, $3.50: winter wheat. patent Sl.OO4i
10; winter wheat. half patent, sS.s5: win
oil, t,vI,f -.
wheat. family. $500; winter wheat. fair to
good grades OF extra, 1925: winter whoa
S MhEAi@r Ell bag 100 lbs. sl.M: 90 H.
doFFEE-stcndy; lava. 2i@25c; do,
Laguara, l2nl3e. choice Kio. l0Tllc.
CIiEESl:-Luise full cream. none: small
fun cream 12iac.
selling sugar ut delivery prices has been
SUSPENDED for the present. Al quotations
VII be made , + o. D Nnrf9in Cut Loaf
Fine Granulated. al; Standard Ora nu-
lated, 5,ii: Confectioners' a, SO: Key
MIA Il. 5.i5 Franklin Extra e, iii; Amer
lean Extra c. 4.2S
svKUIs AND MoLAssEs : Marie;
choice. 2iGe3c.; lower grade syrup. lc0i5c
moiasses. Porto Rico 20l,2yc.: mo;asscs.
PROVISIONS
BULK AIEATs--Markct firm: rib s.dcs,
i9,c.; bellies, eastern. GAGt&c.; bellies,
western &c.
MAMs.-;susar cured. lo,4c.
DRY PLATED JOWLS-lIac
PORK pLArI:S-5isc.
MESS PORk-Old, $3.50
HAM PORK Per barrel, 5000.
LARD-Pure butchers, in tierces, 6ik0
Csc: compound 1ierces, sac; S9-ib. tubs,
and 60-lb, tins. &c. more.
WOOL AND HIDES
wooL-UnwasheL. lSc.: BULKY. 3 TO 7c
less: Washed wool. CSC: black. 1886. TO Ice.
lilpEs-G. s.. az. green d+i dry mt.
Is; DRY salt. il,a: damaged :.
SALT FISH
| fIERRING-New North Carolina cut. fn
Eastern. barrels. $500: Potomac, gross
| $500; mu!ets. 1to-lb. kegs. $40; spots. 100.
ID: Kegs, $3.7" mackercl. fat No. =. s23. 90
| White fish. Few catch, leo ID. kegs, $2.GO
50 lib. kegs. $50: ~ ID. kegs. $40
FRESit FISH
Spots per. pound. &C.; croakers.. PEI
pound &c Taylors, per pound. &c. large
| rock. per pound i2isc.: pan rock. per
pound loIl2c.; shad. none.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
SHIPPING REPORT.
Torc,ru and ,",,iwl q.
SnDf liz 1Sop

Stmr. Hercules UtaL). A1assardo
Rrindisi, ballast, to load coal for Genoa
Schr. Massachusetts, French, New
York. light.
. Schr. Twilight, Lane. New York.
light.
schr. C. b. Lcet, Rowln, New York,
light.
sehr. AMELIA Hcarn. Toncy. Ralti-
sehr, John ]. Ward, Wilbur. New
York, light.
Schr, Enterprise, -, Hattcras via
Dismal swamp Canal. wrcckage
CLEARED.
Stmr. buckingham (Br). Cole. New
Orleans. ballast.
:, s'mr. Taormina (Ger), Moller. Rio
Janciro, coal
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
! Cnsh nuotations werc ns follows: IElonr

was steady: No 3 spring wheat, 65dlGgc
No. rcd, IKE. No. . corn, S2Ac.; No.
9at Its; 2:qSsh;c:; No. 2 white 2iQ2!}sc.; No.
bnri9y. 3s@i3c.: No. l flax seed, si.1O;
new, Sll2.a; prime timothy seed, s235
100 pounds, $3.50; short ribs sdes uoose).
Sa,05Gi5S5: dry sailed shoulders (boXcd).
64Gisc.: short clear sides (boXcd), s5.556l
pcr gallon, sl.22. Sugars, cut loaf, un-
changed.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; crenmerics. 1c6p
22c.; dar.es. 1SN lSc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
TRUCK MRRKE[.Tl'.
' tBy Telegrapn 70 vlrginlan- pllot.)

~ 'I5.55 81 n - w YORK. sVEg
!, p l,.. steady; Jerseys, 81 coai %;
10: ,,IG 4. sweets. $l75I2.25; Southern
4 Cabbage quiet Long lslund s2.ooG3.5o
Z Muskmelons. Irregular
SsMatermelons, extremely dull.
~ sSranberrlcs. fnirly active.
g A1uskmelons. Rocky Ford, Colorado,
goou to choice. per cusc. Si.5cG2. 90: do.
poor 4. to fair, 75c. @sl %: do, Maryland and
Aoe.cky Ford seed, $i.0cGp2,G0.
1,MSadtermelons, fancy, fair to prime, $500
Qgl2OO; cuils, S5.OCGp7 ID
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16

firm: 10. red. "a Corn. fspo /; firm IN !.
49,, Oats. spot rm os 2, 26
STEADY Western steamed, $500: Septcrm.
PER- q w. nom!nal.liS Refine outlet. Pork.
tea1dy: "a, Ge5sSn SEED prime
creamery lsGl2Sc.; State dairy ! l5d52oc.
Cheese s.s easy largs white, lo3s Qi1c Eggs;
sstrong;ji Stnte and pennsylvania. 8 adT20c !,
loss of WesterrS iingraded at marx i30S
Sl6lec; Spot Coffee Rlo quiet Mild.
st s,a sugar. "a ". quiet. Refined.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
B BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

voCpt.7
and steady: unchang "a. Wheat. duh and
easy; SPOT and month. 70%07lc.; October.
IlA@1lMe.: December, 73h@73Hc.: South
ern, by simple GSar7lisc. Corn, dull:
mixed and spot. 3S13Shc.; month. 370l
S7kc.; October, 3Gi1@S6sic. November and
DECEMBER new or Old. S3ai fr3ic. January
md February, gage asked; Southern
white, 4lIi2c. Oats. firm; No. 2 wh.Ie.
sSQ2Slsc. Rye. steady: No. nearby, SIC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New York, Sept. 15.-Spccuiat.on in cot
u, Ton u, i ,,,n WAS only moderate to-day,
W, w;th price chanseS too narrow TO st:niu-
was steady nj nm advance OF leri points
on firm cables and Southern buying
which: IN tmrn, sinricil seurry Of shorts
TO cover. The rise was soon supplantcd
by n Slight net loss under foreign selling
r,imored to he for protection of heavy
on 10 the miadle of the afternoon The
market ruled lfrieas. ilester's weekly
crop figures proved OF bcarish import, and
i:Iuidat on figured conspleuousiy forcing 'n;
prices point by, point to the lowest level
Of the day; Near the close there. was
steady; not unchanged 10 points lower lower.
en ned steady. October, so; Moyembcr,
ruary, $40; March, ca: Anril GIG; May.
OBI; June, d.S3: July. i.Sj
Futures closed steady. Septcmbcr.. 5.9l:
G.l0: January. f.l5; February, G.iS: March
G2l: April, ga; May. d.2s: June $50;
SPOT closed quiet and unchanged: sales
New York, Sept. l5.-cotton quiet; mid
dling, Gase ,ae Gross a,a receipts 2.s9s bales
Total to-day: Net receipts 2Si75 bales
exports TO Great Britain 1882 bales; g
Total since September LIST: Net receipts.
PSI ,O38 bales. exports to Great Britain. Sc :
go bales; to oi France. i,7s2 bales 10 the
New York. Sept. 15.-The following are
the toia net receipts OF cotton at ali
ports since Segiember j, 1922:
10 Mobile; l2.?2S: Savannah. Gl,is2: Char
lesion, 2l,del. Wilmington. 1881; Norfolk.
Sy;S ZOOS; B1it tn LOST; New York 3,l27;
delniia. $50: Port Royal, 1860 Total. ISL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
CHICAGO N RuBr.
sheae Corn oats. rrovis''n l,rl s,or

Wheat, Corn. Oats. rroyisl,,, llri sior
Ills tta.
+ Chicago. ILL.,, Sept. 15.-Trnding In wheat
t t,nh was nd marked BY v weGnkness.of Sep
fcrred futures. Elevator interests were
willing to sell September and disposed OF
enough to cut &c. on previous prices.
December WAS helped by firm Northwest
markets and 4 good export demand, and
closed &c. higher Corn advanced isc. for
December ana &c. for September. Oats
advanced about &c. Provisions closed ~
Q5c. lower.
The lending futures ranged ms follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston, S. G., Sept ia.-Turpentinc
market, firm. at 43c. Rosin firm and I'M
Savannah. Ga. Sept. l5-sptr.ts turpcn-
tine, firm, at 45c. bid. Ros.n. firm and
Wilmington. ". c.. Sept. i5-snIrits tur-
pentinc. firm, iit46ii5c Rosn. firm and
unchanged. Crude turpentne, quiet, So 80
and 1850 Tar. firm, $i.ao.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16


port, coal. ~ q. 8. 81 ~ y 81
York, wood. r. s,'S{
Schr. J Z II J. Elliott Albania civ
N. u lumber. - -
mond, light. s. i: {
SAILED.
!, ST. Hebe tNor.). Petersen, Porto
s.mr. Agnes tNoro. Halborsen, King
Schr. Roger Moore. Dix, East Boston.
Schr. Express, Byrd, Baltimore.
= Schr. Kate Darlington, North, New
schr. Flora Kerwin. kerwin, Baltl-
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L /. A, CAN 9WEA.R, SHOlSE

One Size smaller inter Isins} lien S IT ots
Ease. a powder to DO shaken I. nto - the
Shoes. 1tmnlses tight or new shoes feel
easy: gives instant relief 10 corns and
bunions It's the greatest comfort. dis
coyery OF the age. = Cures sand prevents
swollen feet bllstcrs. tallous and sore
spots. Allens Foot Euse is alcertain cure
for Sweating, hot. aching. nervous feet.
AT all druggists and shoe stores. 25c. slat
package free Address. Allen S. OlmHted.
10 Roy. n. y.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
NORFOLK MARKfTS
For Grain. Hay. Gro5sriG5. Provision
Sc.

Quotntions whotesnle Prices, nu-
css other isc stated, ma prices arc
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/ BOND AIARKEr.
New york, Sept. Is, 1899.
3 = VEW YORK MONEY MARKET,

5sy as A eW Z ork Sept. ,15.--Moncy on call firm
pa pnpe gan l "a Der per cent cent
]. Ste1,iing Exchange steady with ctuai
sbuHi IN banlSe bills at 4.s3S a S6 for
'Ibsted ra ties. "a ,S2} Gpi.Si ana .S7Gb sig ]:
commercial bills So silver ccrtiff.
sca tes, 69S bar silver 80: M exi can dol
SlarSss n VI government bonds, firm: State
Sbpr iGESS slllaea yei ailroad bonds, veal
q q IsTk PRODUCE MARKET.
Sen: 49,. lour, inactive and
100. 9Ry4S Bl our, firms Buckwheat Fyoi,rs
sfirlni IsIch q u teedy j. Corn Neal
arm, " 81 & ts,a,. yYtieat s. spot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
NEW YORK s5ocK MARKET.

SAtchispn -. y. 20ih
Atchison, pre-. ). CS
.iSni. anu emo u4a
Cam Pacific ~. 80
Can. Southern So
Cen. Pacific b7h
Ches. and Ohio 2iii
Chi. G.. w. -. Iiet
ca B and g ..lSl9t
c. I and l. ..n.. 9
SC.%I and J.. pre- II
Gland u i ....,. 90
&C and n w .1G7
&C. r / andAP ..1l4LS
&C G G and ST l. 5Gi4
Col. Southern :. 4S
C. s. LIST pref. ). 43Ia
O. 8, I'd pref. y, IL
del and Hudson l22
d. Land w.. 1909
ID and r @ 2iY
p and r g, pro 751s
Erie. ..,.. ,....,, 13E
Erie. 1st pref. !. 81
CT. Nor, pref. ..16I
Hooking Coal !. 17HI
lHccking Val. J. 3ilsI
Illinois Central lisa
Iowa Central =. las
Iowa Cen. pref. IS
X G p and G .
Il E and w. N
I p and w, pre- a
Lake Shore ,...,202
Louis. and Nash T9h
Manhattan 81"
Net s4!d ~. RS; .3 sssis
Mex. Central -. 1915
MINI. and 81. j. 73is
M and st l., pre- 9l
Mo. Pacific ..!.. AM
Mobile and Ohio 40
NJ K and y ~. 1gA
Al * and It, pre- 4oik,
N. J. Central ...1lSSa
", Y. Central ..1864s
N and w 2iSs
n and w, pref. COY
mo. Pacific ...... b3Is
No. Pacific pre- 1854
% and Nv
OR and N 43
20 II and NJ pre- TO Z
Pennsylvania 1919
iReading.... .l2l7,
Reading, 1st pre- 60K
Reading, I'd pre- BIZ
I az IG4 w: :.,,..s aaIt!
NJ. w. TeI OIL
81. u and s j.. IL
!. st. II and 8 II,
Isl pref. Z. S
ST and s u,
I'd pref J. 35g
st. L and s wv 10
! Sts sand s w,
pref; s35
ST. Paul .129i,
ST. Paul. pref. It'll
St.$P and 0 ,...115
! Ep. Pacific 500;
SO, r Railway 80. 12N
!, So Rfy, pref. b2E
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ALBEarARLE ANDY CHESAPEAKE
CANAL.
7itf NOR'rIJ fR0IJND t5s.iyf =,

q . Il 7.
Stmr. w. Il. Rogers, merchandise.
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Lighter Blackblrd, wood. MI. Pleas
ant to Norfolk. - =
stmr. Lucille Ross. towing. North
Carolina to Richmond.
Bye. Lizzie Wallace, cooper logs.
North Carolina to Richmond.
Rge. Virginia, cooper logs, North
Carolina to Richmond. b
Bge. Richmond Cedar Works, cooper
logs. North Carol.a TO Norfolk
Stmr. Spring Garden. raft of piles,
North Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTH BOUND.
stmr. Croatan, towing. Norfolk to
sehr. w. c. whcatlcy, coal, Norfolk
TO North Carolina.
schr. a. r, Coleman. coal, Norfolk to
stmr. r. f. Lee, light. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Stmr. w. b. Rogers. merchandise.
Norfolk to North Carolina
Stmr. Grace Titus, towing. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
ngs. o Geo; May. light Norfolk to
Bye. Roam. light, Norfolk to North
Carolina.
MARINE NOTES.
Thanks are returned to the branch
OluCe the pinot charts
for September and the Hydrogra phic
Bulletin to date. The late Bulletin
of the 18th instant contains very full
reports of derelicts sighted and Ice and
fog encountered.
The following reports are furnished
by the branch photographic Office:
The Norwegian steamship Hebe,
Captain Petersen, reports speaking an
English three masted schooner flying
signal letters n. +. II. L. in 40 de-
grees, minutes, north latitude n de-
grces minutes west longitude, Sep
TENDER 18th. Wished to be reported "All
we'll" This was the schooner Africa, OF
Windsor. Nova Scotia.
Capt Cole, of the British steamship
Buckingham reports passing. on Sep
TENDER 18th, can buoy, color uncer-
tain, surmounted by pole having n
square red flag, about four miles south
west of Cape Charles lightship. This
Is surmised to be The buoy placed to
mark the wreck of barge either on
Tail Of Horseshoe or near Smiths
Island. Mariners will take warning
| OF these points.
| The small Norwegian stmp. Agnes.
which sailed yesterday morning for
| Kingston. was eighty miles off HATTIE
ras and in the heart OF the great hur-
ricane during August 10th and 18th,
| and escaped unscathed, while several
larger steamers went to the bottom In
her vicinity +.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

, Liverpool, Sept. 1i-i p. m.--co,ton:
Spot fair demand and prices unchanged;
American middling, 9-lGd.
the sales of the. day were 10.CG0 bales, OF
which 400 were for speculation and en-
port, and Included N.5c0 American. Re-
ccipts, $500 bales all American.
Futures opened and closed quiet at tbs
declines, American Middlng; September.
9 29-9i03 Solid; buyers; September and
and November. 2f-Gid. buyer: November
and December. 0 2i-GiI3 25-Gld. buyers:
December and January. 3 2i-t4d. buyer:
February. and March, N-ei@S pS.Gid'
buyers; March and April, 3 25-6id. buycr.
April and May 2l-cl93 2G-G4d. buyers:
May ana June. j-GiQ3 27-G4d. sellers:
August. 5 G-CiGs3 2S-Gid. buyers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
T. F. Rogers,

Il NOSSA y,
ROOMS Ill AND Il. COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. GIiANBY STREET.
BToREE.
Store No. 10 Bank street.
Store No. 40 Commercial Place.
Store and dwelling No. Cos Man street.
new stores OH CRANKY street.
store No. ~ Comncrce street.
Warehouse leo Water street.
Store No. $40 Bute street.
Warehouse Mes. Al ana i3 Woodside Lana.
Offices: CRANKY. Bank and Commerce sta
DWELLINGS
Dwelling 1903 Church street.
Dwelling 4S9 Main street
Dwelling corner Wurran Crescent and
Us. Colonial avenue.
Dwelling 4I2is Main street.
Dwelling No. lS7 York street
Dwelling No. 12S Frcemason street
Dwelling No. 2g7 Duke street.
Dwelling No. lU5 York street.
Dwelling In Mottu Block, Client.
Dwelling No. 2lS Buush street.
Dwelling No. 222 Boush street.
Dwelling No. 2.2 York street.
Dwelling olney Road. Client
FOR SALE.
a nice brick dwelling for salo on York
street. cheap to quick buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
COTTON RECEIPTS, ,
AMONG our COTTON MEN.

Dry, clear weather prevails in the
cotton belt.
!. Liverpool sold TO- 900 bales cotton yes
terday. Contract market closed quiet,
half point decline.
Bar silver, London, unchanged at q
3-l6d., against 2Sd.. last year.
Future contract market In New orS
declined partially one point. closing
steady. October. $50 to &c.; January,
615 TO GIG; May. 6.2S to G.29.
October contracts in New Orleans.
unchanged, closing at 5.Tl. Spot cotton,
quiet at S i5-l6 for middling. Sales,
1000 bales.
Galveston market is quoted firm at
GA for middlinS.
The movement of the crop during
rcenl Il. 4 fnllnMS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON 3MARKEr

New Orleans, Sept. I5.-Cotton futures
closed steady. September. 57901j.75: Octo-
her, 5IlG512; November, h7t0l5I7; De
cember. 5.Sl@5.s2; January, 6 SDU5.S7; Feb
ruary, a.S2@5.9l; March. 59i@595; April,
i5.TN5,59 May, G.0f@G.02
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!" -"'s'.HstuH 81, opposite City Market.
X lNE FURNITURE AT AUCTION
aIoS our VI, "a Auction-room THIS (Saturda,
S SEt.Ni Nc at III o'clock Fine Bcdroo
SUITS. IN Oak and Walnut: Extensir
abies Lounges. Chairs, MATTRESSES
feather Pillows and Rlusters. Rugs onG
NUMBER ~ or useful household articles. Al,
va i'eus'eaus. IL. X. MORRIS, I
u Manager.
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Norfolk Cotton Market.
Norfolk. Va, Sept. 10, 1899.

=, 1899. 1898
rome ....;:...,.. Firm. Qdiet
,S rI1 Iniauling ok i 1916
Low middlinE ,..b ii-1g M
Good ordinary .,.......,,,4 3-I6 ~
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H. c. H0GGARD & CO..

w r. FENTREss & SON, REAL
W.. ESTATE AUCTlONEERS AND
RENTAL. AGENTS. No. is BANK
NORFOLK IA
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS
22G Willoushby avenue
y High street; all modern improve
mentS.
% Arlington Place; all modern improve
lncnts
40 Butte street. all modern improvements
2iO Claiborne avenue; modern improve
ncnts
1l' Woo, Wood street; all modern improve
CHS Main street; rooms and store
Is and 20 Smith street
STORES
COS Main street; rooms above.
2S7 Nicholson street.
as w. Brambleton avenue.
Factory. Building corner Water and
Madison streets.
Livery Stable corner Church and Union
streets.
FLATS.
us and 20 w. Bramblcton avenue.
l.. H. IL and is Taylor's lane.
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FOR REM r.
se2,9.16,2a-4t

------- d
si5 Doush St., Oct. 1880 Butte st. tvacanD
10 Chapel ST., Oct. l 93Virgina street.
ll2 Chapel St., Oct. sos Church ST., $500
3l7 Willoughby. bath. 5N Highland avenue
159 Bermuda street s. Liberty street.
13i Kelly Ave. $3.50 I2I0-yT2 Chapel street
90 Erankin avenue, rooms and bath,
1886 Butte Butte St, Oct. 252 James ST., 500
FOR SALE.
Nice house on Windsor avenue
Three brick houses on Chapel street
Nice house on Claiborne avenue 49,. 81 500
Nice house OIL Highland avenue. 2,lH0
Nice house on Maltby avenue ........ ! 800
Nice brick house oh Mnlthy avenue. ], 600
Nice house on Duncan avenue less
then cost.
East Main street property. Church street
property, paying Z per cent. net: new
houses on S. Kelly avenue. at water;
brick house on Fenchurch street. lot OH
Fenchurch street. one OH bank, ole on
Charlotte, two on Duke. nice house on
Bonsh street, 1G rooms; will make Il first
class boarding house
MONEY TO LOAN.
H. c. HOGGARD & CO.,
PHONE 40 &c BANK STREET
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BYRD, BALDWIN &. CO
RENTAL AGENra. ROOMs 70 AND
uADDIAGrON BUILDING,
GRANNY STREET.

DWELLINGS.
Brown ave. S16.d6.
Three houses, Poole
ST., Atlantic City,
sl5 each.
is Mowbray Arch.S56
267 York. Sll.67.
50 TaZewell. S37, 80.
Colonial ave-. Client,
S5c.00.
229 Butte, $50. 90.
Colonial ave, Client,
$500.
1873 York. s41,67.
Martin ave-. sl6.66.
l02 Wood, $50. 90.
40S Brambleton ave,
$3.50.
6S York. SIl.67.
los York, {il.67.
n Falkland. $3.50.
% North, $40. 90.
1856 Maple. Sl2. so.
bry Arch, Client.
$4,000.
Warren Crescent,
Client. 5000.
ROOMS.
1872 Maple. 500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16

New Orleans receipts to-day esti-
mated at from $500 to $500 bales,
against 1926 last year and 11,79O in 1898.
Receipts at Houston, Texas. to-day
estimated at $4,000 to $4,000 bales,
against II ,9lS last year and 1907 III 1891.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
Auction sALEs-rnus DAY.

ny the Morris Auctlon-house. AZ and
WASHINGTON ST., opposite City Market
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-25
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O''1a'' Of MelztHZ=eszIx

DIR. Chas. A. Briggs, cx-Presbytc-
rian minister, was ordained a priest
in the Episcopal church Sunday.
Bishop Potter conducted the cere-
monies in the cathedral church
on Stanton street, New York. DR..
Briggs enters the Episcopal church
after having been driven out Of the
Presbyterian church on account of
certain beliefs held by him in regard
to the Bible. lie believes that there
arc many old world myths recorded
there, that the Book of Ruth is q
pretty pastoral story, that Job is a
fine drama, that Jonah's adventures
arc n sort of Arabian Nights story.
In fact he takes the Bible just as he
does the stories of Ierodotus, or the
theology Of Socrates or tho Homeric
poems.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-25
:. .otectlon OF Roads.

The narrow tires which are used
on almost all vehicles in this country
put one of the chief difficulties in
the way of maintaining good roads.
Marrow ties are largely responsible
fol tie rapid wear of roads and the
Cutting of ruts in them.
The old idea that it is easier to
pull load on narrow tires than on
wide ones has been exploded, and a
general widening of tires on all vehi-
cles would be great benefit to the
country.
The need of this reform is 80
highly appreciated in California that
law has been enacted there to en-
force the use of tires of O certain
width, and owners of vehicles were
given three years in which to pro-
vide those required by the law.
The Massachusetts Legislature has
passed a similar law, though it is
not 80 stringent as the California
statute. 1t does not 60 into effect
until January l, 1902, and does not
apply to vehicles used exclusively
in cities. The provisione of the
Massachusetts law, which applies to
all wagons the axlca Of which ere
two inches or more I'm diameter, and
to all stage coaches, tally-ho coaches
barges and oihor passenger vehicles,
not built to run on iron or steol rails
and constructed to carry eight or
moro persons, make it unlawful
to use upon any road, street or way
in the State a draft wagon having
tires of iron or steel, or any substance
equally hard, which or less in width
than one and one-half times the di.
ameter of the axle at the shoulder
but in no case shall q tire of more
than four inches bo required, and
wagons built with hollow axl' J must
have tires not less in width thar
the diameter of the axle at the
shoulder.
THIS act is not all that the advo
Gates Of wide tires asked, but it viii
be a great protection to the roads O
Massachusetts and could be adopted
with profit in other States.--Atlantt
Journal.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-25
Mrs. PaImer's Victory.

Chicago society, and society
throughout the United States syas
more or less agitated by various emo
tions by an incident to the visit of
the Infanta Eulalie to our Worlds
fair. ....
The princess was entertained in
gorgeous style at the Palmer house,
and there very expensive reception
was given in her honor by Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, wife of the proprietor. .,
Though Eulalie was Mrs. Palmer's
guest OH that ccoasion, the Infanta
ignored the fact completely and
acted according to a code of social
ethics which is unknown in this
country.
When asked if she was not
charmed with Mrs. Palmer, as every
body who knows her is said to be,
the naughty princess replied:
81 do not know her. l prefer not
to meet the inkeeper's wife,"
Time rolled on, and as usual
brought its revenge.
Last week reception was given
in Paris in honor of Eulalie, aud
Mrs. Palmer, who is now in that city,
was one of the invited guests. ~
Did she go?
Not much. She simply threw back
her pretty head and remarked:
'l cannot meet this bibulous rep
resentative of degenerate mon
archy."
That was punishment enough for
the Infanta's rudcness at Mrs. Pal
mer's reception. Chicago and Ame-
RIGA are clearly ahead after nearly
six weary years waiting. Now lee
the saucy lnfanta try it again, if she
wants to.-Atlanta journal.