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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21
sTEFL. NM, AND TUBE STOCKS.



cHICAGo-Whent resumed Its DOWN
ward course again to-day and peeem-
her closed with net loss Of %9&c.
Humiliation induced by heavy additions
TO domestic stocks in the face of poor
foreign demand was responsible for
the decline. Corn, oats and provisions
we're comparatively strong and closed
practically unchanged
Heaviness abroad and free Argentine
shipments to Europe started wheat
weak and lower. The bears were In
clIned to work within narrow limits,
however. and as the market at the out
set was considerably under put figures.
n partial recovery followed on buying
against privileges. Covering by shorts
owing TO moderate domestic receipts
and the strength developed by corn also
added somewhat to the up-turR. The
| lI1uIdation. however. was of sufficient
volume 10 prevent anything like an en-
during advance and us the demand was
short-liVed the market soon started on
the down grade again. The bears were
dlslncIIned to push their advantage.
Trade finally became so dull that for an
hour in the middle OF the session there
was scarcely any change In price: FL
nally longs who had been waiting for an
up-t,lrn to unload lost patience and Of
| ferInEs becoming quite plentiful the
market gave way under the pressure
and ended up at the bottom Of the days
range. Indications Of an increase Of
1000 goo in the visible supply this week
fastened the decline. December open
ed nc lower at 70Isc: sold HparlnR1y at
7O9Sc; advanced to 70Kc: declined to
7OHc, and closed with sellers at 7Oh@
70Nc.
which were Of graded contract. Mime
apolls and Duluth got $40, compared
with !, $50 for the corresponding day last
year. Total primary receipts were s7S,-
900, against l,I3S,0 eco bushels year ago
Atlantic port clearanceS In wheat and
-four edualied $4,000 bushels. Ar8en-
tine shipments to Europe this week
were 1,l64OOO bushels. whereas none
same week last year. Minneapolis
stocks Increased this week 100000
bushels and Duluth $4,000 bushels,
Cash demand here slow,
Corn was relatively strong and active.
There was slight dip at the opening In
sympathy with wheat, but this was
soon supplanted by sharp upturn.
Poor huslSing returns and steady de-
crease in local stocks In consequence
Of the excellent shipping demand en-
Outraged general buying but the weak
ness of wheat In the last half hour had
an unfavorable effect and the advance
was all lost. Cash demand here was
good and forty-two boat loads were sold
at the seRboard.
Receipts $40 cars. December opened
a shade lower at 30hc; declined to
S0Ec: advanced to 30%c, and declined
to S05c at the close. N
There was very little trade In oats
and what little fiuctuatlon occurred was
due almost entirely to sympathy with
corn. Receipts, 2I6 cars. December
opened &c lower at 22tac; advanced to
22SSc, and closed at 22h622%c
Provisions were tame and featureless,
prices Just about holding their own.
January pork and ribs closed a shade
lower at 50 30 and 81 S5@4 sly, respec-
lively January lard 2Isc lower at IS 30.
Estimated receipts for Saturday, not
| Obtuinahle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21
ChrIstmas aoxes o. soIdIofs.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct, 19.-Thc
secretary OF war has, instructed the
quHrtermaster general to forward from
San Francisco any Christmas boxes
which may be delivered there prior TO
November 90 for officers md soldiers in
the Philippines. Such boxes should he
consigned to Major o. r. Long. general
superintendent army transport service,
San Francisco, Cal, Also to forward
from New York any Christmas boxes
for officers md soldiers In the Philip
prior to November /, such boxes to be
consigned 10 Major u. Il. Jones, general
superintendent army transport SER
vice, Pier %, Columbia stores, Brook
Ign, N. Y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21
NfetnIs.

NEW YoRK-The market for metals
was weak and lower to-day, with busi.
ness confined to dlscourngingly small
amounts. The news from outside mar
.kets proved disappointing, but the un-.
satisfactory condition Of the market
here was due more to the indifference OF
buyers and less optimistic views OF sell
ers than to anything else. AT tho close
the metal exchange called pig iron war
rants very duh at SIS nominal, Lake
copper easy at SIS. Tin lower and easy,
with SS1 50 bid and $31 65 asked. Lead
unchanged, with 81 90 bid and 81 g. ask
ed. spelter dull. with IS 30 bid and S 20
asked. The brokers' price for lead Is
81 40 and for copper S17 IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21
The Tcnchcr,s Lantern.

a. There are seventy silent years
between the completion of the temple
and the enterprise of Ezra.
e. The scribe Is nm important link
in the evolution of letters. From the
crude shipping clerk. keeping tally of
goods. or soldiers and prisoners, there
was nm advance to the royal secretary.
and finally the recorder Of the sayings
OF the prophets.
ca The object OF IIzra's Journey was
two-told: To embellIsh the temple. but
chiefly to re-announcc and enforce the
Hebrew law.
a. The Weighing Of the silver and
gold was no unusual custom, AS there
was little or no coming of money in
those days, commercial transactions
were performed by means of scales In
which iRgots OF gold and silver were
welghed-upwards of S3O,OO0,OO0. Draw
llnson.)
(5) The simplicity OF this account is
illustrated by the fact that four words
describe the journey: 1--WE came to
Jerusalem"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

CHiCAGoLThe small offerings Of
cattle to-day were well tax = at ateauy
prices: good TO fancy grades sold at
IS 6OI8 rs; common to medium steers
81 OOG5 80: stockers and feeders y i6sf
4 so: cows and bulls SO O044 IS; Texans
SO S5G4 15; calves s. OOGD7 50, Trade In
hogs was fairly active with the better
class bringing steady prices, but corn
mon lots ruled weak; fatr 90 PRIME t.l
81 25d4 "a; heavy packers " Sb@4 s2.s:
mixed 81 1904 SI1s; butchers 100
4 475a; light weights 81 1908 "a; plgk
20 1904 %. There was an actlVe ee-
mand for Sheep and lambs at IullHE
prices which are much higher than a
week aCo. Inferior to choice sheep
brought 81 5OfI4 80, weSternerB az 81 %
ara 90 and feeders 50 4003 %. Inferior
to choice lambs s. 7SI5 ~. Rece!pts'
cattle 1000 head: hogs 10000 head; sheer
1000 head.
CINCINNATI-Fiour steady. Wheat
firm; No. q red 7l671Ihc. Corn dun NJ.
9 mixed S5GS51sc, Oats dull; NO NIX;
ed 25Ikc. Rye firm; No. 2. 64c. Lard
quiet ut IS O5d5 07iE, Bulkmeats easy
at Sc 2OG15 g. Bacon easier at So 100
6 15 Whisky firm at 81 %. Butter
steady. Sugar easier. Eggs hrIner az
15c. Cheese steady.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira S5.sO96 90: prime IS 5Og5 Is; come
mon 50 SO6S 10. Hogs steady; prime
mediums and good heavy hogs - 400
4 90; best Workers 81 1904 90; light
Yofkers "a 1904 IS: grassers 81 5000 90.
Sheep steady: choice western 300
4O; common 81 5O92 90; choice lambs
IS 1905 %: common to good 50 OO45 90.
Veal calves 81 OO97 so.
cINCINATI-Hogs steady ct s. 500
A
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ened z q higher. closed arm at q net ad.
vance OF HUAc; May ei0ss4 .. st5fIl
DeteElber closed az aSitc.
Oats, receipts 6 800 bus1eAli :.
z95O5 bushels: spot market qple.s w. y, :,
2iiSc; No. 8. s6iic; No. Wnlpe 49,
s0isc: No. ] white 2pAse; track y s ~ ~
western ssM620c; track Wnise syRSeci
options dun and nominal. -, L,
Hay easy. Hides Arm. Leather anu
hops steady.
Coal steady. Beef strong
Lard steady: refined qulet,
Pork dull. Tallow weak. SutmSats
steady. cottonseed oil easy prime
crude SEC; do yellow e91hc' a.
Resin steady: strained common 20
good. 81 2sM6l 26
Turpentinc quiet at bSRhs3tc'
Rice firm. MolassCs steaoy,
Coffee, options opened steady with
prices i've 70 hfteen points lower CLOS Sl
ed steady at twenty 10 twenty-five
points net lower: sales. 5000 bags,
Sugar. raw firm and tending upward
refined steady, but slow.
BALTIMORE - Flour quiet ana
steady; receipts 1S,107 barrelli exports
$685. barrels Wheat very quiz spot
and month FOX G7Ilc: November A.4@
zee; December 1874 97lSc: western NO.
? red 6slt ds6ssc; receipts 1924 bushels'
southern BY sample s59f2c: southern on
grade SIX 1Tl1sc, Corn strong; mixed
spot and month SSM6Ss3c; November
SSDSSlkc; December S7&c; November
md December, new or old. SB9t 0Stttc
january 8BK RS69hc; steamer mixed
8esb 6S69tc; receipts 7al, 900 busheisi e1,
ports 1887 bushels: southern white
corn 4084Oisc; southern yelloW corn ng
i0is64lc. Oats Arm: No. white 500
sic; No. 2 mixed 2sh02sc. Butter and
eggs Arm. Cheese steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21
West Virginia Gazetteer
and
State Business Directory.

RI Polk q Co, are now making
tho canvass for tho 1850 edition o.
tho West virginia Gazetteer,
This publication has found much
fayeF with tho business men Of
West Virginia; Us regulRr puhlica-
tlon and lncreased subscription list
from year TO year commendS its use
fulness to the business public.
The Forthcoming volume win DO
greatly enlarged and Improved.
descriptive sketches Of tho s.Opo
cities, towns, Villages. railroad sta.
tons. pOstoiliets and settlements,
embracing items OF Interest to ev.
cry business man, such as location,
population. distance 70 different
points, most convenient shipping
stations, products that arc mar
kelcd. nearest banking facilities,
mineral interests. prices Of land.
etc. Each Of these sketches u FOL.
lowed by the names OF ali the busl-
ness and professional persons 10.
Gated there. and these names arc
again listed under the classification
representing their particular line.
ora
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

NEW YoRK-The market has ruled
quieter to-day in so far as general de-
man for staple cottons goes, but there
are still more buyers than sellers and
the tone continues strong throughout
for staples and still further advances
looked for in bleaehed, brown and coarse
colored goods. Prints selling well in
staple varieties at firm prices. Print
cloths firm at 2&c for regulars but no
demand. Wide odds In good request
At full prices. Linens are In limited
supply. Tone strong and prices against
buyers. Burlaps in fair request, but
somewhat irregular in price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21
ANNOYING E MEN u /.

Phoenix Assurance Company Of London Eugand to assume
all Of the Liability oth company on outstanding policies and
to CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY in
West Virginia under the management Of F. PAUL and an
Advisory Board, consisting Of the following gentlemen: John
NJ Brown, Col J. A Miller A ]. Clarke and A. D. Seamon
the present Board Of Directors Of Peabody Insurance Gem
pany j. NJ BROWN, President
J. F. PAUL., Secretary.
The Phoenix Assurance Company Of London, was estab
hed in 1884, one hundred and years ago and has
cash assets of $5coooooo It has twice paid oVtk
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS losses by one FIRE, and has
paid during its existence OVER ONE HUNDRED MIL
LION dollars for loss claims.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21
THE NEXT SPEAKER
OF the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
at Home in Dubuque.
i pen PICTURE OFF, THE MAN.

The Kicking of an Earl iby His Father
and the breaking Of an Arm While
wrestling the Two Incidents That
settled His caresr-Hisi Eloquence
as a Boy and His Life 81 Dubuque.
HIS College Days. I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady.
wheat-No. 2 spring s9A@7lc; No. 8
spring 64670c; No. 2 red 7l@7llsc.
corn-No. 2, s29S2Nc; No. yellow
32M 6S2lsc.
zee; No. white 25925Mc.
Rye-No. Q, 55Nc.
Barley-N0. 2, 4oR4ec.
Flaxseed-No. !, 81 SEX; northwestern
81 32Hs.
MISUNDERSTANDING, $3.50.
Mess POTk-Per barrel 81 $500 80.
Lard-Per 100 TBS, IS 2OG5 22l.
Short Ribs-Sldes (looSe) 81 75a5 10.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed) 6G6%c.
Short clear sides (boxed) S. 40d5 go.
WhIskey : Dlstillers finished goods,
per gallon, 81 20.
6.lSc.
Clover-ChoIce 81 IS.
Butter-Market dull but steady;
crcameries l5T22c; diaries lShql9c.
EggB-Ste0dy; fresh l6I16hc.
Cheese-Strong; creams 128l2ttc.
NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts 29lOi
barrels; exports 1924 barrels; market
opened steady with fair demand. but
| turned easier. owing to the continued
decline in wheat. except for low grades,
which remained firm on account of
scarcity.
Wheat. receipts 10000 bushels; ex-
ports 27,94S bushels; spot market weak;
| No, 9 red 75KC {. o. b. nfOut spot; No. l
Northern Duluth 7sMc I. o. b. atioat to
arrive: No. hard Duluth 79%c to ar
rive; No. 2 red 7S%c elevator; options
opened steady Mt decline Of &c, cables
being unfavor0ble; closed weak at net
decline Of hGtC, the lowest point OF
the day; March closed at 7si5c: May
7sh 679Ac: closed at 7smc; october
closed at 1850; December closed at
75lkc.
Corn, receipts 1855 bushcls exports
los. 6S7 bushels; spot market steady; NO.
2, lQc AAoat: S9lsc elevator; optiVi's OPP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

OIL cITY-credit balances 81 5Oi GER
tlhcates closed at 81 An bid for cash;
shipments 1854 barrels; average S0,6SS
barrels: runs 97,3S9 barrels; average S4,-
S65 barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

Am g. 4 r.. 5ltl Nat Steel -. .9t
/ 40 prafeFFed.. 1gtl do pretnIrell.s =
An sbirifa - 81 N. y. AlThrake.llt
"a nrefefFed. - North. Amer y. ~
Am sleaI HOOP % paclht Ccalt !, So
"a preferred 'ss1t do LIT pref ,.... y .
AM &. q W.. 6e9t DO "a pref..... g
Al nrefefFed. e9H Pacific Mail ~. stk
Am. Tin Plate. ~ Peoples Gas .'.ilss
do preferred. $50 Pressed =. N...'i S5
Am. Tobacco .kgEl 90 nreterteo. ~
al preferred. .ltSlsl Pull. Pal. Car..sQ9
An MIN. Co... ~ stand. X. = -, ~
Brook. r, T.... ~ Sugar 1890. - si ISIS
Col. r. 4 L.. So do preterrto d.. III
l Car. To6Scco. az Tcnn G. "a l.. .i1IH
a. pFeferred. Sl4l L. s. Leather. IA
Federal Steel. sSF do Preferred. ~
az preferred. Tt11 o. s. Rubber. g
Gen. Electric. Iiq3i do preferred, ~
GGcose Sugar. lgN West. Union ,... 3. y
"a preferred los Rep. l. & s.. y
Inter Paper . AK do preferred. sllla
do preferred. " P.,C.,C. q 81. is3t
Laclede Gas 80. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

-ur N5oSoNGAH ROUTE IS THE
Nt sh,rT line between Fnirmont and
y ISSsS,,rg quick Timo-Fast, Trains
ClArkssnu ,,,S,cc,Icns when travelling TO or
sure sur, SlaTEsburE or West virginia and
Iitlssn.Su 'tseod Via tho MonUngnhela River
tlekstsa close Connections at Fairmont
hHI,l, II & o. trains, and az Clnrk9buEg
VIII n g q. and w, V. & p. trains. Tick
N,S via this route on sale az ail D. g "
an9 /" HUGH G. BoWLEy. Genl. supt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

REATEsr FACULTIES yFpR TIM
NT Prompt Compilation o. QtaSIl q tAo
Sntelligsncor Job Printing ooeA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

TIectrIc cars Bridgeport to Wheeling'
=, ~ ~ and Martins Ferry.
bSGnInsv,, agents for best routes ana low
est rates 10 u" 'M N. C. CARREL,
General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

After heavy dinner the old Earl
dropped dead one night. A few days In
ter the dcnd Earl's younger brother
called at the Henderson home and ask.
ed to See title deeds or some other legal
documents under which the land on
shtct the houses stood was held. But
Henderson had no title deed, no lease,
no legal paper of any sort He had
never thought to ask for anything OF
the sort-the Earl had given permission
for the occupation OF the land, 10 what
need was there for papers2 Then, said
the new owner. the Hendersons must
get out inside Of two days. Henderson
could not believe his ears. but the man
meant exactly what he said. When
this was made clear to him, Henderson
turned seized the young gentleman,
carried him to the door and kicked him
into the Btreet. In the mind OF Hender.
son that closed the incident, but his
wife knew better. She compFchended
how serious matter 1t was for an or
binary man to commit bodily assault
on a member OF the nobility, mid knew
that something must be done OF i'm.
priSonmspt might result. So tHAt hight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-21

Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool dull.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
SHIPPING REPORT
..sFareigii aid S@Iisiwi c. c.
September 10Th, 1898.

Br. atinb. Cynthia; Deans, Galveston,
! to coal rs &.
light rs
5%s6hr,s u. Howell Leeds, Batemhn. Bos-
ton. light: s5 M
sshr. WIN. S. Kirby. - 49,: Baltimore
B, Tug W. S, cahlll, four barges, Phil
Tsbg c5iufiBld, four barges. Phila-
dolphin, light.
az Schr.i emma D. Endicott, Bowen, New
York, railroad ties.
M lls!, - ~ CLEARED.
Br.E stmp, Cynthia, Deans, Rotter-
dam, coaled.
B. s,eshE,, ii: 8 Kirby. Elizabeth CITY
\, Wrecising stmp: Rescue, New York,
light.l IA .3js5 rs I'd n j 3.
VIA; Dismal SWAMP CAM III. M =
s Tug w: 81 Gahlll;S North Cafollnai
d Tug Columbia four bafges. NORTH
Carolina; Zig hts &. Il;
SAILED
BF. .stfiib. Ma6hansett. 2Waiiteri Avon.
mouth - ..;, Z,
y 8 BIZ gtmp.5 ~ aaS;nan; Watt. Bremen.
l3{I Br. strnp. Lord h Kelvin, Steele, Rot
,terda m. 5ss 5ay f. Is ,i;g !s5 sssl IS q
&! schrs Pliaroi Tyler: New York.
2AiDBEtiAifAiRLiE AND ie5,.HiiEsAPEAKE
~ &, y CANAL
N0RTHBoUND
I; stirf. w. b. Rogers; crchdndIse
North Carolina TO Norfolk.
sssi lighter q laekbird, wood, "a. e c..
canal to Norfolk. 81 3 Z, !; ISL,
3 sOUTHBOUND..
Y sthlr; sbrlng Garden, light. n orfolk
to- North CAROLINA.
( stmf; Gazslle, light, Norfolk to North
Carolina. g; FL. re & b &
4: stmr: ". {. B. Rogers, merchandise.
Norfolk to. North Carolina. s$a AT 4.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

N
sIIsSist sssas Isl
~ N! Der plsS ss
sss
So ssisS 81 ssEE
y
issh., si :soaa.oo PER bar
EEM1S 10 PEI bsS. d
Rsf sss sSF Il II crate
ssRISEs11 ai5s. Z ISL
p Il y y M.Estsa
ssSs ss & bsxs5e 0o
}sSs s;S:si Il, isit6CERilsS.
SHIh, Estarkst G lI spting Mica,
inter- wheat. half patent. s.. IS: viii.
ter wh ca y Gh dice straight, $50; winter
tllyi w, u st. wheat wheat. riTto
Is 5S IKE ssiSr bag 100 lbs, sioo % lb
issfss ci Aake Kio sa5
pfins; do, Jsislse.;s4 fair. do. 77igISsc::
sSnlISg 70 If; ffii eteaf. none Small
aiYssiGiessAsiRs19.MafIst steady The plan Of
d. ssbsSdea fSi; the present Ali a,idtations
3&ili abd fIitad {: O.. b. N orfoli, Gut Loa
5S fatst Tss RGTaers afh Sas
l ssSSs oasten! GaIif ss
hla. p gtS Eran IS Extra 2. AL Amer
sc S ssYtft iii AND Il II Ola ssiss Matke;
firm g The naaSsnes sssran, E God, 10
oR Rao rsss ssfoP 1Ss
Isssss iE fss s. ::Ee ;f,RovlsioSs
i5asei bellies; eastern. eAa6lac.; Bellies,
western, &c. - "a s-s+sl-
" f f5kY Pi5EiaffsbiS ) oWlsIi:c
81 FOR II E = 2 & II :.
"a HAM PORK-Per bnrre. 5000.
al5 I,ARD4Pnrct butchers. in tterces, .6tk4
GHc. compound gtierces, SAC: So-lb. tubs,
and 56.ib: 3 ms &c. More.
if3SsgYf "a WOOL AND HIDES.
shed. tse. 8 blikys ; to &c.
lees; y .shed wool ssc.: black: l2Mc: TO Isc.
( III; 'drH saIi. iilf: DANA Ed 4. :
.,3SS5 81 q SALT FISH. ~
( y HEB RING-NeWs North Carolina cut. II
I'D stern. Barrels si.do: P6tomati gross.
ils hsSs 10 s9o's 49,
White sHsii new ca teh, 3l0J Id. kegs. 81. 60 !;
so lib. 3kegsi se!e5t 20 H. kegs, 81 10.
4 ~ II FRESH FISH.
Spots. per pound. Sc: csoaksrs., per
rock; PEI t6iihd, 15isc. {, pan rock. per
nouhd /. 1901 &C.; shnd; n6ne. ssi
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30

3REY VIRTUE Or "a CERTAIN DEED 1SIIlti
1895 and duly recorded an the|s GieFE,s &
pMee' OF, the County. Court of IN offoikI
county. In Deed Book 200. page 54sSI Sc to-
secure a certain debt tIierel m de ~ IbsdH
default having been rndd 3 ia. y thsSS pay
ment Of the said debt; and being request.
Cd SO to do by the parties ther elf.f Sd
auction at the Rea, Z stato and Stock. Exsl
e ch 1gg No. 2ss Main street :hS the CITY
q. NoIrfolk on w ED 1sSDAYsO otoIief
tain lot Of land numbered fve us liz, bi0ek
number nun. forty t4W on the mort III Side Sofi
Norfolk Water Front DEVELOPMENT I Com
pany, duly of record in Norfolk% Comfy!
Terms:-Cash . W.SB. 4BADDYINI 3Triis. .
tee. BYRD. BALDWIN g. co, "a lGtl on.
GERS. & * il * q sesQ-10tS Al
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-30
BY John G, NIemeyer, Auetloneer.
~ OAIAfISSIONEIeS SALE, OF. VAL
.Hf FARM EPROPERTY.f.ANDy II OTS ~ ssll,ss

~ oaIMIssIoNlaIts SALE OF VAL
" = :, ESiAB BIZ ,N0 l COUNTY, gs5
Pursuant to - decree Of /. tic circuit
Go y, Of Norfolk County rendered on the:
Margaret Elizabeth Buntfias VS.. Martha
81 GEas4n Ct as sha proceed 81
before the front door or the Gourthoa utS
In the City Of Portsmouth. the following
p di,a, or Which Lloyd u. Bunting died;
Isl, Isl; 4 \, CERTAIN TRACT or LAND!
in Mrs. David Beaton's line n. 70 ~. ass
eh. to a gum thence running n: rs "a W.
e en- red e. oa Pe he hsaa IN W. g ss eh
ns}ggweiIs line; thence sp tie ssstsr of,
head Of said Cove enc tha gs IT, th g.
links to stob In gum stump In ditch,
Wells corner lines: thence following tile
pine at the end of SAID ditch; thence i. h
E., 2.i7 ch to a corner stob In Mrs David
Beaton's line; thence y. 1915 e., 7.53 eli.
leading from the house to the main ROAD s9au !;
thence NJ, 1871 e.. 2l.3l CHI. along a. line;
of marked trees CROSS, ne a non1 to the
and also all the land embraced within tho
following Descriptions being. an outlet TO
tho main road, beginning Mt n point att
southwesterly through the woodland OF
the said grantors in straight line to
Hodges Ferry rond, the width of324 feet,
II being the same land that WAS conveyed
liam Grant and others. bearing dat6 HE
9th Of September, 1868, reserVing the did
burying ground located on said tract TO,
the sraiitors; also n certa. n other trdct OF
land adjoining the. one above described
now form the L; .. Bunting farm BOUNDED;
as f9Illows on III the North BY y land
Ferry road. on the .west by the Ian &, OF;
Caroline Smith. and on the east by the
lands. of Mary Benton., containing BY esti.,
the same land that was conreyed ii: the
said L. D. Bunting by the deed Of r! N
Z. Balm e exc ETC., dated the i29theof
8fstoser vii n 10 r snd two above assssiha
I'd. LOTS numbered % and 90, In block
5. on the plan Of Brighton. which, werS
deed Of j, n. Griffin and others tr1s tees
dated August &c., 1890. IA \ ~ n 3 - ~
RIA S:-Dne-third cash, the residue In
Years; Respectively, after date OF s ale
with interest from date OF. sale, for which
deferred payments-bond with good seciir.
ity, other than mere personal seeurity.i
shall be given by the purchaser Witfgtha5
option to the purchaser to anticipate the.
payment thereof, or to pay Ihf Said
purchase money. cash. and tn e title Sre-.
served until the further order II OF 81 the;
FRANK ts ASas,5 2 ,s Ro ;s3s 81 e 4. 4
he sgs aSos sstg f t.. BEL. sod 5Es
se2i-fd BY q. THoMPso v b. a. q;
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% these ara tho total
BITS OF tottoiilat! all ports Slice
SSSspt BIER 1889 AK 81
yeston !. 215, 412 4 a les ;s ~ sYs or eans
fesS1, !he S tsa' NSri
Us 6St .4 In Ore ey IL DIX,
sss SMeHss ssM
WI MI pREBAN s 36o1Tb M & fKET.
0fieans sen & q. ~ t6n: Nd
1SsIaRPo Of OTTO nj MA RBEsr
sssss sid inland and prices $500 ieweT;
sales sof the 5da we're az, alesi
ssssipt ludlng =, 900 kmeri.
3beinsl lea sys Ii nd d osed 1uicteat
deeiiii d Ainers III II III itiling L. NJ G.:
sptembe 6p3 81 Gid y sellers; Sep
HiMbst nd etober, AZ s & !l.54tt.
Octou efB and n OVEN her; g. i1-elI
IEsafS buyers oN6anber aid DeSem-
;ssSl1e ID Gem Der nfil Jan:
81 slii ry5 buyer ID Hiiary and Feb
vi rs SD uyer; S ebrunry and
Id s. +; April /: ina hfay,!
p3 u sellers H; NJ and June,
seller Ine ia nd ~
al Sap51au