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Must Comply With Regulations

Capt. Edwards company, at the annual
meeting, decided that the account of every
member be RENTED up TO January /, 1899,
so as to start the new year with a clean set
of books; also that each member must re-
port in person or by letter to the command
ing officer whether or not he desires to con-
tinue as a member of the corps. If he de-
sires to remain he must comply with the
regulations pertaining to attendance at
drills and assemblies. If not, he should for
ward his resignation, together with appIi-
cation for discharge, in which event he will
be granted an honorable discharge. Should
he fail to forward his resignation within a
prescribed period he shall at once be drop
ped from the rolls and dishonoraby dis
charged for non-attendance at drills. This
action was taken to enable those who do
not wish TO remain members to get out
without dishonor.
Should you be one of those who do not
wish to remain" each member has been in
formed. your resignation will be accepted
without regard as to whether you are in
debted TO the command or not. Failure to
report as directed will be taken as signify
ing that you wish to leave the command,
and in this event you will have to follow
the course laid down, or take the dishonor-
able discharge the same as those who do
report. but fail 10 resign in the prescribed
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21
The Naval battalion.

If anything We're necessary to mark the
progress and advancement being made in
she National Guard of the District the
magnificent appearance of the Naval Bat
talon Sunday morning last was more than
sufficient for that purpose. Sunday morn
ing, under the naval regulations, is the
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CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE No. 3lOO ?
STREET ERnRG ETnMN
c. C. SLOAN & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs, 14o7 ST.

Fendnll bldg. 344 u ST.
y. D. Sl-oAN CO. AuctS jnl4-l0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE THREE STORY
PLACE. WASHINGTON. d. G. HAVING TEN
ROOMS HOT WATER HEAT TILED BATH,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKCT

New York. July 2S.-'rhe excitement and
activity coincident with the issuance OF
the large number of August notices Ncs-
terday was followed to-day 10y extreme
apathy and almost insignificant iluctIa-
lions. The marke; opened quiet at I'M
changed prices, To n decline OF points.
and for time showed no particular lean
ing one WAY or the other. Near midday
several small lines OF weakly held Ions;
stun came out and sent prices of po MT
or two, but these failed to materially inn
prove. For the rest OF the session scalp
,rs We're lars ~ I'm control and operated
in a Struggling fashion ON both sides OF
the account. The ideas Of the leaders of
the market seemed To favor "A policy OF
neutrality pending the appearance OF
some radically new factor ON which TO
base fresh conclusions. The cable from
liverpool We're unchanged ana crop in
formation. while generally favorable. had
been discounted. After = brief squirt of
activity during the last few minutes the
market closed steady: net unchanged to
. points lower.
ding. Csc. Net receipts 100 bales gross.
-" bales: sales. 100 bales; stock. li506j
bales.
exports TO Great Britain. 2,33S bales: IL
the Continent, 6,397 bales; stock. 39j IL
bales.
exports To Great Britain. i.96l bales: to
France. 200 bales; TO the Continent. H.
SOS bales
Total since September list: Net receipts.
S.3o3.laS bales: exports to Great britain.
3,i7l. 76l bales; to France. 7SS,Sjl bales. To
the Continent. 2Go6.99j bales.
New York. July 2S--Cotton futures OPP
oned quiet. July. 5i6. August. 5iS. Sep
icmbcr. 53S: October. 5.GS; November. BIT:
December. 5.7S; January. $50. February
5.sa. March. U.s.; April. 90; May, SAG.
juno 40?
Cotton futures closed steady. July. 81:
August, 81: September, = -; October. ats.
5S2; February 5.Sj; March. 80: April
ae2; May. 5..si: June. 80?
spot closed quiet: miGdling. Gisc. mid
ding gulf. oSsc., sales. leo bales
New York. July :S-rhc following ar.
the total net receipts of cotton at all
ports since September !. 1898.
Galveston. 2,296GiS bales; New Orleans.
22cS.sii. Mobile. 2te.'i: Savannah. 1850
lGS: Charleston, %Lo1i. Wiminetcn 2>g-
Isl: Norfolk. 6S,?5o. Baltimore. g Os5. New
York. l52.C0,; Roston. aN73o Newport
News. 2?i29: Philadelphia. 5l.ia2. Bruins
wick 25r 49, Port Arthur 9..G5. pcnsn-
cola. 20 500; Port Royal. .o.sG5. Total.
s.S03. las bales.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange. Bends, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.

New York, July 2S-To-day's stock mar
ket was strong early and traders gene
rally ranged themselves on the long SIDE.
Tho shorts took alarm from yesterdays
rise and the continued upward tendency
this morning and covered rather extern
sive lines. London marked up prices be-
lore the opening here and bought u con-
siderable amount I'm THIS market. The
sentimental effect OF this buying was
mand for stocks. The recovery in French
rentes In Paris also had Il stimulatin
effect, and part of l.ondon's buying of
Americans was reported to be for Cont
Mental account.
Taken all in all there was sufficient de-
mand for stocks to run the forenoon bus
ness up to within 20,C00 shares of yestcr-
days total transactions and considerably
over the total for some days of this week
In the afternoon. The public showed IL
self stI!l coy about coming forward. and
pun operators IN consequence proceeded TO
take their profits on the advance. The
stocks which advanced yesterday and the
tfay before were especially affected, and
ss n number OF cases were carried below
last nights level The ST. Louis South
western, Kansas and Texas preferred
Lake Erie and Western and the Trunk
theless an appreciehle increase in com
mission house business This was con-
spicuous in the Changers. Burlington
leading on account. of the benefit to the
crops from rain. The Coalcrs were nota-
ply strong on the approaching operation
S oi a. a hignSeE scale OF prices ana I;ncka-
benefit OF a. reported combination with
New York, Chicago and ST. Louis, rose
an extreme points. Louisville was the
leader of the market considered as TO
both strength and activity. 1t closed at
the top price al net gain Of 2%s over
yesterday. Since the dividend of per
cent. was taken or yesterday morning
the stock has risen a.. points. There was
an active dcnand for Sugar all day and
the prico went TO lGiss. National Steel
was strong in the reported requirement
of new property, ana Brooklyn Transit
rose an extreme Ia. There was a bclatcd
upward movement in some of the South
western stocks not heretofore affected.
Denver and Rio Grande preferred, South
crn Pacific. St. Louis and San Francisco
second preferred and the ST. Joseph and
Grand Island stocks gained from | 10
points.
The late realizing movement carried
prices down from the best and the mar
ket closed dun and easy. To-morrow's
other loss IN cash. owing to ooeia lions
with the sub-Trcasury. though there has
been gain of the interior movement
Sterling Exchange was weak and lower
on account of London buying stocks here
bills
Bonds did no, respond fully to the
strength in stocks. but prices arc gene
rally higher. Total sales par value.
United States SIS. registered. advanced
1sc. In the bid price. The total sales OF
stocks were 163 2c0 shares
New York, July 2S.-Standard Oil, 1890
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MApKrr

New York. July 2S-Flour, iirmer at the
close and fairy active on spring patents
nnd low grade winters. Rye Flour. dull
steady. barley Matt. quiet. Wheat. spot
Sfeady; No. No. 2 red. &c. Corn, spot steady
no. = CSC. oats. spot quiet; No. 2. CSC
Beef, steady. Cut Meats firm. lard
Arm; Western steamed, S5.70, Refined
firm. Pork firm, Cotton Seed OH 1rm
prime CRUDE. 2'sc. Cheese. firm: large
vania, 15G16c.; Western fresh, IOSll5c SHOT
Coffee, Rio dull. but about steady Mia
GOOD demand; fair refining, 8 is-isc.: c smn
trffugaI SIS test. &c. molasses. 3 i2,lsc
Refined. firm and active.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

liverpool. July Is = =. m.-Coiton. $40,
m!dd!:ng 5ssd.
Sales Of TIC day were l0.oO bales. OF
which 1850 We're tor spcculntion and oN-
port. and included $500 American. Re-
Futures opened ana closed quiet. Amer
lean Mlddling: July. i9-Gid. seller. Julv
and August 3 IS-64M3 ia-6id buyers: All,
gust and September. l7-Gif,3 1S-Gld buy
ers: September and October. lG-GiG
3 l1-Gid buyers. October ard November
3 l5-GiH3 lG-Gd. sellers. November and
December, December and January. Jan
nary and February 1i-GiIS 15-G;d: Feb
ruary and March. 3 .5-6id buyer. March
and April, 3 iG.Gd. seller, April ana May.
3 lG-6i43 11-Gid. buyers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
FOR rem

ST Wiiloushby avenue. Of Holt street.
40 Hcrnuta street. III ana la2 Kelly ave
huc. HVi highland avenue. 5i6 l.. Main
street. 20 Eutc street.
ROOMS.
5o2 Highland avenues rooms; 80 Chapel
rooms.
FOR SALE.
Nice house on Duncan avenue less than
cost. Church street property ia yin:. :
per cent. Bank street property well To-
S"tcd East Main street property at a
baiEhin. store and dwelling on Chapel
street extended. Nice house on Claiborne
avenue. Dwelling on aIaitby avenue
Ihrcc new houses on South Kelly avenue.
on Tho wafer Lot on Fcnchurch one on
Charlotte street.
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Auction sALEs-FUTUKE DAYS;
BY II. i, Page Sc Co., Auctioneersa !
Bank street.
M LOTS IN N1ma nB1GHT,
FOR SALE at AUCTION.

FOR SALD AT AUCTION
BY order OF tho stockholders of tn
Villa Heights Company and in order Z
wind up the affairs of the company, wi
Will sell ut public auction to tho high
est bidder at tho Norfolk Real Estat
and Stock Exchange, No. 236 Mai,
street. Norfolk. Va..on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9th. 1890 AT 1
O'CLOCK NJ.
all those 500 valuable lots belonging I.
sal: said company, fronting on Church
sixth; Twe,nnty-seventh!. Twenty eighth
villa ana Druid Circle and Waverl.
We call special attention or investor
70 this sale. as the property is high an,
dry and situated in one OF the most nj
trictiVe ana beautiful suburbs OF NorfoIl;
Dcins Setween tho city proper and IN
LARK, and is bound to increase In value
Ihe Company has provided for waite
ana the pipes will be laid at once
IEkMS-Onc-third cash: balance i'm on
ana TWO years. with per cent Interest
secured by deed of trust on the property
uceu OF trust TO be drawn ard records,
NJ inc expense OF TIA purchaser: or nj
Sash. at the option of the purchaser. Fo
InhpS ana other information call nj I'M
auctionecr's office. who Will take grea
pleasure in showing anyone the property
IL. L. PAGI; & co. :
~ Auctionccrs.
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pROVIDENcl: II /
PROVIDENCE Il |.
Quotations from VIM. :. Sweet & SOM
Red sweets. $3.Ooii3.5O
Yellow. Socrij.2j.
Watermolons $l2.C9l;.oco.
Egg plant, S2.JCu3.0O
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

UNCHANGED. Wheat. dull. No. = red. spot
and month. lclanie7.c.; August. fsG7o7,c.
September. 72isIi2i,c.: Southern, 10y sam
Pie. 6iisM7lc Corn. easier, mixed. spot.
month. August and September. S6lt5iiic &C.. :;
Southern white corn. Aoi,ilc. oats. dull
and easy; No. White 30'.c. asked. Rye.
dun ard nominal. NO. nearby, &c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
TRUCK MRRKET.
(By Telegraph to virGinian-Pilo

NEW YORK.
Potatoes. quiet fail: to prime. Sl.ooMl 80:
400.
Cabbage. steady; Long Island. SSoe95.cO
per hundred
Muslimelons. plenty and favorinG the
buyer.
Watermclons. lower and dun.
Muskmclons. Jersey. per half barrel
crate, coc Gtfl.D; do, Balt!morc per
bushel basket. ;Qn 1jc.: do. Maryland
Rocky Ford seed. per crate. $i0clii.Jo: do.
per carrier $l.co2N.50. do. Jenny Lind.
per carrier. T5c.nSl.oD: southern. per bar
rel, SOC .G$l00: do. per carrier. 3ON.Ur.
Waierr, Ions. per carload. $SjvOnl1u; DO,
per hundred, SS.OoplG.Vp.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
SHIPPING REPORT.
rorci:.m and Co.s,wisc.
July n TNIv
AINRlNlEID.

Br. stmp David Mainland. Freeman,
Brunswick, 70 coal.
Br. stmp. Hndslcigh. Thomas, Ealti-
more Via Quarantine. To load
Schr j. II. Anderson, Winsiod. Balti-
more. coal To Nash. Ports.
Schr. Florence shea. Smith. New
York, light.
schr. sidonila curley. Curicy. Wash
ington. stone.
~ & w. No. !, two barges. New
York. coal.
CLEARED.
Br. stmp. David Mainland. freeman.
Hamburg, coaled.
Sehr. Fannie Stewart, Darby. New
sGhr. Crescent. Mchafrey. New York,
coal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE Z,
CANAL,
NORTUROI1ND

NoIll ND.
Stmr. w. ID. Rogers, merchandise,
North Carolina to Norfolk
Stmr. Carolina, towing, North Caro-
lima to Norfolk.
Schr. y. Miller, melons, North Caro-
lima TO Norfolk.
Sip. Flash. melons. North Carolina to
Norfolk.
Sip. Lizzie Jane. melons, North car
olina to Norfolk.
Sip. Maynower, melons. North Caro-
Ina to Norfolk.
Sip. Melvina, melons, North Carolina
to Norfolk.
Stmr. Dennis Simmons. lumber, North
Carolina to Washington, ID. g
Stmr. llarbinger. merchandise, North
Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTH BOUND.
Stmr. Grace Titus. towing. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Sip. j. G. Earrcn, corn, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Sip. Gazelc light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
SIP Three Sisters. light, Norfolk to
North Carolina
Sip Carrie, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Sip. Spray. light. Norfolk TO North
Carolina.
Sip. Heart. light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Stmr. Manistcc. towing. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Sip. Trco. light, Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Sip. Onward. light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Sip. Queen, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Stmr. Fora. light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
stmr. w. b. Rogers, merchandise,
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
BOND MARKET.
New York. July os. 1899
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

,,NcW 1orkl July zS.-Money on call al
Prime mercantile paper. 2IsGtiIg ncr ceni
Sterling Exchange weak, wfti actual
business in bankers bills at 1s67aa4.S7 for
Posted rates, i,AisaLS5ik and ss6rl SSiS:
COMMERCIAL bills. 4.S3@L bar silver. col. !:
Mexican dollars. 40. Government bonds
hhrm; state bonds. inactive: railroad
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29


OF OF LAND ON BAI.SOM'S LANE
~ fOit SALE AT AUCTION-Pursulnt
10 the decree Of the Court of Law and
Chancory of the city of Norfolk. pro
bounced on the nth day OF July. lsg9. In
me chanccry suit or Mclean against Me-
Lean. | VIII sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. at the Real Estate En-
on9nEc. in the city OF Norfolk, on
liiu RSDAY. the 10Th day of August. 1880
~ ~ clock M. the following property,
,o,wii THAT CERTAIN LOT Ol
i'A ND, with tho appurtcnances thereto
belonging, situated on the east side of
naisom's Lane. in the city Of Norfolk,
fronting on said lane ~ feet. more or less:
on us southern boundary - feet. more or
losS; on its eastern boundary - feet more
or less; ana on its northern boundary line
% rect; AMI hcing the same property that
was conveyed by j.. w i,iaiihwaitc TO
JOS. j. Bonianti. deceased. ny deed dated
recorded '
TEItMS-CASlI
THOMAS TOW MEND. Receiver.
TOWNSEND IL Joy MES,
IE-'-thS Auctionccrs.
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Dy BYRD. baldwin & Co.. Auc,ionccrs

r Y VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VEST
- cd IN US. We Will soil on behalf o.
me owners. at the Real Estate Exchange.
IN ne City of Norfolk. oil TUESDAY. lid
1T day of August. 1899. at II o'clock m
inc ioiIowins, valuable piece Of property
III rear of the eastern side OF Church
street in tho City of Norfolk. at the hcnd
oi rlccmason street, opening on Chuicl
street by a paved lane belonging 10 III.
property. and occupied by William r.
Irwin as stables.
This property runs back from Church
street IN an castorly direction ~ foot Il
inches. thence In "A northcilv direction II
lcet inI hes. thence IN Il westerly dl.orl
li1n Ia rect II inches. thence In ; south
crly direct on 4d feet II. inches To lid
northern limo OF the said lane. thon.I
alons said limo leo feet to church STR, 4
ana thence in a sou;hcrly direction nloni
church street feet jia lnches to ,he psi..,
The property is under lease fer nya
years from July Isl, lSas. at Il not ici.ta.
oi $3.50 year. payaiia mDntniy. ND
lessee paying ali iaaas. insurance aid
rcra.!s.
TEhMs:-ono-th'rd cash. bgiaaee ~
notes al and II months. bcar.a. iD;C,.
est. secured by deed Of trust on tile No.
orty. OF all cash 1T option e.: nur a.
BYRD. BALDWIN & co.
N---'ds An.. &c. j.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
Bales.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.

Rains reported in Carolnas, Georgia.
Ala hama and Mississippi
The sales of cotton during week and
stock of cotton III Liverpool is as follows:
1892. 1898.
Sales week .. ...... 5000 81 COZ
Stock and stock aiioat .i.12iOoo 5000
OF which American .l,0a9.c00 $1,000
Middling ...... .... 3;sd 8 l5-3ed
Ear silver in London y 11-1Gd. against
27d last year.
Future contract market in Liverpool
closed quiet. !. point decline
Futur. contract market in New York
declined to points closing steady. Nu-
gust. 5.i11r5.l9; October, 5.GSG5.69; January.
5.S2n5S3.
S;tNannah's first bale now cotton (sca-
son i's9-l9'"D arrived ycstorday-onc day
ahead of last season
The weekly crop statement is as fol-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
NAVAL. SsrnR1rS

Charleston. $. c.. July 2S.-Turpcn;lnc
market, firm. SOC. Rosin. firm and UNI
changed.
Savannah Ga. July as-spiri,s turpen-
tine, firm. llaillsc. Rosin. firm and un-
changed.
Wilmington, n. G.. July 2S-spiri,s tur-
g009 Crude turpentinc. firm. Sl.35, s. 10
and 500. Tar, firm, $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29

schr. Ida c. schoolcraft. Booye. New
York. lumber
Schr. Jas. II. Hoyt. Megathlln, New
York, coal.
SAILED.
Schr. Harry c. Sheppard, Cranmer,
New York.
schr. Il. Morris Perot, Randolph, New
York.
schr. Jas. C. Clifford, Hancock, New
York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
NEW SIGNAL LETTERS.

NEW SlGNAL LEI EEltS.
Signal letters were assigned to the
following merchant vessels of the
United States by the Bureau of Navi-
CATION, Treasury Department, during
the week ending July 90, 1880
* II T. W-Schooner barge c. r. r. of
n. j., No s. 953 tons gross. OF New
York.
X p G B-Schooncr Winslow. sec tons
gross. of San Francisco.
II u G C-Stcamer Lykens, 625 tons
gross. of Philadelphia.
* p 6 D-Schooner barge Upton. $50
tons gross. of Fall River
* q F-Schooner Vim. II. Smith.
56c tons gross. of San Francisco.
i + G H-Stcamship II Sud- 4.572
tens gross. of New York
* l. G steam yacht Aria, 1l9 tons
gross. OF Bangor
* p L-schooner yacht simtar, 80
tons gross, of Newark
]. Y. CRAIG.
Captain. U. S. N. photographer
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& RU S ] g. r. g..' s. GALE


RY VIRTUE or THE rt;oVislCNs
- of decd Of trrs; II ~ y Uroo....-
hcrghs 10 lnc. data tht .6.h Lay II b.
cenber. 1888. and recorded in ,he Clcil. )
Once OF Norfolk County COM n % 4
Book No. $50. page !. .r. AND upon ~
quest Of the holder of thu note secured
thereby. default having b on made IL rs;
payment. ] shah offer for sale at public
auction. for cash, on TUESDAY, til. !st
day OF August. 1888. AT l. o'c.ock m. at
the Real Estate Exchange Of tho t-!iy
OF Norfolk No. 23G Main street. the pi op-
crty convened to me by sad decd of
trust. The said property consists OF Il
lot. with brick IN .ding thereon. situated
ON tho west side of Malthy avenue, in
the County, Of Norfolk, VA. ard front
ing on Ma.tby avenue 20 feet. more or
plat of the lands Of the ridowatrr In
Vcstmcnt and Trus, Company. which IS
of rccor! in the Clerks Office Of Nor
folk County Court: also the vacant lot
adjoining the above property on the south
and fronting on Mhitby avenue ~ feet
more or less. said vacant lot being nIm-
borod s? on the plat above mcnt oncd
reference Tor a more perfect description
of said property is hereby made to the
said deed Of trust.
w. T. MARTIN. Trustee
IL. G. IlOGGARD & co,
Jy22-td5 AuctionecrS.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

New Orleans. July - Cotton futures
li5io. September. iSS6i53n. October, 5.s>l,
$40. November, 5.i2G5 Is; December. 547I
as: January, 55iG5.52; February. 5iG
5.5j: March. 5.5Sli5to
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STORES.
FOR RENT

w r. FENTRESS &. son. GENER-
w Al. REAL ESTATE AND Rem
TAI. AGENTS. is BANK STREET..
SECOND FLOOR.
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS.
100 Bu.o street, October LIST
.0i Brown avenue.
COS Main street. rooms and store
p dartmouth street. September lst
226 Wil!oughby avenue. october lSt
~ liute street. October lst
- Brown street.
20 Shields street
loo Bermuda street.
- Smith street.
Il Calvert street.
q Arlington place. October lst
STORES.
cos Main street. : rooms above.
AZ Chgfch street
81 Nicholson street
.sun
Livery stable. cor church and Union
FLATS.
% Arlin"ion place.
10 Kelly avenue.
rs ". liranhlcton avenue.
u. II. lG ana IS Iaylor'.i lane
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was easy: No. spring wheat. 67UGSc.;
No. red. 1lisc.: No. > corn. 32G,32hc.: No
: oats. 2Sd25hc.: No. . white 2ShW26i4c. !:
No. flax seed. ?7iac. new. 99i.c MSlO1:
prime timothy seed. $2.47ia. Mess Pork.
per barrel. $S50IS.Go: lard, per 100 pounds
S5.00u5.G2is short ribs sides Ooose), {5.Oid
90; dry sailed shoulders (boxed), 5sssl
5l.c.: short clear sides tbpXcd), s. 35G5.i5
Wh'skcy. distillers' finished goods, per
changed
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; crcamer!es. -
Ul1c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-29
CHICAGO MARkeT.
What, Corn. Oats. Provisions. Iari Short
I'll : tt6.

Chicago Ill. July :S-Board OF Trade
markets closed strong to-day. after an
carly spell OF weakness. september wheat
gained. Corn and oats gained u shade
while provisions rose lo4l5c
The Loading futurcs rangcd AZ rollows:
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r OR RE. III T..

RESIDENCES.
October LIST. 1899
go !,u'@ street
III and iiG Duke street.
~ Duke street
AZ iiute street.
Three new Houses. Client.
D"S rable house IL York street
laD Yarmouth, coiLc, Hall.
liz Mariner
ls0 i5crmuil street.
l., Mariner street.
II Mariner street.
CRANKY street cNtcndcd.
81 Holt street.
Desirable howso on Butc street. is rooms
suitable for boarding house.
s.. Bank street.
Ia Bank street
Houses on Highland avenue.
Ruic street. near Ioush. u rooms
Good house with largo yard on suburbs
several desirable houses Atlantic civ.
For further Information phone go
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by II. c. Iloseard & Co. Auc,ionccrs.
= ALE or VALUABLE El:AL Es
TATE-LOTs AND HOUSES.

Pursuant TO a decree OF tho Court Of
I.Iw and chanccry of the CIV Of NorColL
va, on Tho 18th day of July. iNaa in shc
cause of Josephine sykes vs. Charles H..
sioncrs will sol a, public auction. 10 Tho
highest bidder. at the Real Esrato EN-
chimgc. No; 2S6 Main street, Norfolk. Va.
at T. o'clock M on
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Auction sALEs-rn1s DAr.
AUCTION sALEs-rurURE DAY.

BY Townsend x Joyncs, Real Estate Auc.
tioneers, No. 227 Main street.
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By Byrd. baldwin 8 GO. Kta. Es.,t,
Aiciionocrs. Rooms - ara - l..,.-
dinetun Bo.U!us
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TUESDAY, THE STU DAY OF Az
GUST. 1880,
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hereby certify that the bond required
by the above mentioned decree has hecn
duly executed
JUNIrS ~ COLEMAN.
lN-'-'oi-ot Deputy Clerk