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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
THE TRADE Nv CHTCAcn

Chicago, Feb. % (SpeciaD.-May whea, ,
'4c again mere to-day, but az has been the c.,.a
la'e there was 100 nuch selling al the even AZ
for the market to hold there II did NOT seo s''s
concentrated selling but every commissIon -. " %
more or less for sale at that point. and no ono
able 10 sell much May opened AZ 73l.c sold s'
734c and 7ic and closed at 732.a737.c J,lv
72i4c and closed at 10 sellers It was in ~.
weather market: the advance was algo On h...
cables and slightly better cash demand Tha 81
peratures In the extreme Northwest vera ..
under zero; but over the greater part OF tie v,,,
wheat belt the conditions were springlke r..
were more crop damage claims than on any IA,
far and they came from wider area They hsl,..
things along. Liverpool was 4 10 Ad higher "
York said there a better export demand .,
spring wheat Sales from here 1000 bu.,.,.
wheat at Buffalo. New-York put the seaboard b,
ness '21 loads. seaboard clearances were ~, ).
bushels. Western receipts lighter nd,ca,.
that the farmer had heard Of the crop dan,s
The Northwest had 394 cars. against 305 last VA.
here there ll2 cars against ~. there ma.
1900 bushels at primary points. against p,s
bushels year ago. a cold wave is predicted -
Wednesday Shorts buying. There was 40,
20 be a little Continental buying The Nissan.
State report In the afternoon made the wheat A.,
dition u against rs last year: acreage increased,
per cent
Shorts were stamDcded IN corn Paffon the ls.s
Ing bear OF late. covered q line ~ $1,000 bus,s,
He bought half OF It through McReynolds Nav
opened at 3f5c sold between @isc and 37.c Ara
closed at &c July closed AZ 37asc. 4 better A.
mand was talked with some corn sold from n.
Mississippi River and some from here probahlv
10000 bushels i1 all Western offerings ave dropp4s
Of While to-day's Inspection here was 70 cars
the estimate for tomorrow ~as only go car,
Liverpool was I'D higher. Seahoarf clearance,
were $4,000 bushels New-York reported save,
loads for export The contract stock. 5.00co bush.
els increa sod 1872 00O bushels "BraGetreets" avsu.
able increase $1,000 bushels.
There was the same sort % covering In oats =,
I'm corn largely by the same interest. Paften to,k
in A million May sold from 2S m 2ao and closed 4.
2Si4c July closed Ar 26i4c Receipts were ss ca,
but the estimate for "Wednesday was only S5 On,
concern sold 10000 bushels 10 The s+0oari 10 loat
and hold Receipts are expected 20 % mich smaller
Flaxseed was steady. opening A. 81 49, whore 4
closed Monday selling between 81 '1,a and SIN
and closing at 81 l7i7. Minneapolis had 2 cars: Ds.
luth. ): Chica 90, ~
Provisions weak: pork of ~ time M
lard off 7iac ribs Of l0o Half Of hits vas r..
covered Hogs we're 3 10 i0c lower with 800 r.
ceived and s. 01N for Wednesday The outside holder
keeps on lfquidatinF. Swift is supposed N he m,
big long The talent il not bulie1 on the cu,,
puts on wheat closed 72izc. calls 7is.c Puts a,
May corn. 2s7sc calls. 37is031i.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

Tho stock market presented an irregular price
movement. IN which weakness was the pre-
dominating feature After early strength
,hroushout the Est quotations began 20 sag. and
about noon decided declines were made In the
greater number Of issues on selling induced by
q r4dic,lous report from WashinEtoUs that Il
German warship had been sunk by Admiral
Dewey. From the low level reached on this de-
cline slight recov,ries were made. hut renewed
selling before the close left last prices at SUD
staptial net losses IN many OF the more active
Issues and as q rule. near the poorest hsuies OF
the day The highly speculative operations oil
the ,ast two weeks involving In certain issues
extreme manipulation, make the current MAJ Ne'
an easier target for successful bear operations
than II has ben I'm many months. evidence Oh
which was clearly reflected I'm yesterdays move
-. ~ values The market Is not now sus-
tanned hv an active public demand small mold
-. .~o Mt as secure as they We're I'm January,
orA nr,cae are not So well supported as they
we're when investors and big public spectators
,yera IN the market. C'lQues and manipulatVe
rools have h4ar too much in evidence The out
look for higher prices than the best reached IN
January is favora bile. and IN the long run, Ieelu-
mate conditions must again carry quotau"hs
,.on above the current level hut just al present
.+ba hears than they are for the bulls 1t would
saaro wise 10 deal with caution until manipu-
,s+ion becomes less apparent and renewed lesiu-
mate investment and speculative buying ap-
pears. ,,,-
Peonlo who hold good stocks are not seH'ns
on hear stories Well-protected holdings are
rerfectly safe. and declines that may occur VIII
dorbt,ess affect he small marginal trader only
rbere was no important liquidation yesterday
h,,+ the speculative community. as represented
IN ,he regular day-to-day operators IN commits
It,, borees arpeared susceptible to every re-
dictionary influence and this IN connection with
vigorous selling by operators VINO desire Il loNV'
,e,A1 ~ values. In order to renew their INES
made lower prices comparatively easy 10 "'i"s
shout The industrial group. except In cases
ubara support was offered suffered sharp de-
ov,es while IN some of the railroad stocks
rotab1v burlington. the effect ~ the days sell
,,, was pronounced. The fact that Burlington
,or January showed decrease IN net earnings
es cononared with January 1895 helped the de-
o,,na IN that stock The companys operating
.xn.nses were considerably heavier than year
900 ov,ine 10 expenditures made To increase the
ersc,enov OF the property: but bear traders VINO
o.. h,s,rAss reasons make superficial examin-
o.,o- only ~ railway statements. failed 10 see
s,v announcement in an outlay that means
an actual gain IN intrinsic merit Ahe sI""e''
shares were all weak and the only conspicuous
example OF strength in the whole marAe' was
t,rnished by American Tobacco winch WINE
.ho rast % the list was declining. was marked
UP hve points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
rENNSyLVANIAS JANUARY STATEMENT

Pennsylvania Railroad lines directly operated for
month Of January: Gross earnings Increased
S223.lo expenses increased Sl93 POO net earnings
Increased $4,000
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company reports FOR month Of January: Gross
earnings increased si9.o00 expenses decreased
81 500. net earnings increased S5l 700
Northern Central Railway Company reports for
month of January: Gross earnings Increased 81 %
300 expenses increased $4,000. net earnings IN
creased SO 700
West Jersey and seashore Railway Company re-
ports for month OF January. Gross earnings in
creased $1,000 expenses increased 81 500 neat earn
ings decreased $500
Lines west OF Pitshurg and Erie. directly oper-
ated. report for January: Gross earnings Increase
500 0oo expenses increased Sl23.4Oo. net earnings
Increased Slu9 2Oo.
ST PAUL ANp DULUTH RAILROAD COMPANY.
seven months ending January H. 1909
Gross Sio5o 2p4 ~ 81 ild 20 Inc 81, 2
taxes ....... 76s.0i3 ~ 763 4S6 is Dec. l467T "a
Net earnings s29i go ST $685. 800 81 Ino Sy2 29 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01

,c-o %, a7Y: balances SIS 1890 Boston-Exchanees
,oe ooe a.. ~aIances ss5S65si Baltimore-ExchaheeS'
g. s5Stss; balances. $9l242s Chicaso-fNcf'a"se
ss2 ls9 s47: balances, %s1O6S
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaI money -,
London. 9a03 per cent. Open market olscou''
rates S-1eQ2A per cent for short ana f4pz'- PCT
cant for long bills Berlin discount rato' az pc
cent Paris. pa per cent Berlin exoh''nso o'
49,, % n,arl,s A nrennigs Paris exchange on Lon
don. % francs 1917 centimes o,.
rT-pOprAN SECURITIES-Briush cohso''
o,osed At M. for money and lllla for the acrou'
Frcnch rentes los francs l7'9 cenhmos. SPANS" -
IN London. 81 a. sol. Nex-
TIN. SILVER MARKET. Bar silver a., 90 london.
21%d. OAK. Lisbon
GOLD PREM1UM-In MadTld, |'V''
ID: Buenos Ayres. 1850; Rome o'V''
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

london. Fob. 2S. 4 p. m.-rhe market FOR Amen
can securities advanced al The opening ana Ie-
NAMED steady all day Operators. however were
,roctiye The closing tone was firm Last prices
were. Atchlson. ~ Canadian. g3i4. ST. Paul. l34's;
Illinois Central 1884,. Louisville G7@.: Union Pa
cinc preferred 500: New-York Central. 1904 Erie.
H. Pennsylvania es1s: Reading n's' Erie LIST pre-
ferred sos. Northern Pacific preferred y; Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
Eankers' posted rates VOC.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New orleans - Com
r,ercial 25c premium; bank. 81 premium San Fran
cisco-sight INC; telegraph. 90. Cincinnau-OVer
the counter 5Oc premium. between banks. par and
nc discount Savannah-Buying, l-lGc discount;
,.ll,nx TIC Der 81 900 premium. Charlesfon-B
par; selling y premium Boston-lGn.6c discount ST.
Iouis--i5o discount Chicsgo-5)c q .scount.
BANK CLEARINGS. 80 New-York - Exchanges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES. Market irregular and
fairly active Standard Oh closed at 49, against
le504sG on Monday. Last prices Of the other prom
inent issues We're: Otis Elevating 3sikQ4o: pre-
fcrred m4!0i4 Wagner Palace Car ls0dl93; Cont
mental Tobacco. common. 46%di7A. preferred SEA
SI,: Air Power. GsI6l Pressed Steel Car. s7qs7i.
preferred, sass
BANK STOCK sALES-Fifty shares Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01

N'I 01-N T7T E-1407'V'F 10 SI157y Doc f12I1Sl'
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington. Ge9723; internal rcvc-
nue. receipts. @7IS5 and miscellaneous receipts
81 rs: total Government receipts FOR the day
81 .SG9 expenditures. s. @Sc0o Receipts for
month to date t37Ge232. expenditures si3 eSS go:
excess Of expenditures. E.69SfS. Receipts for the
f-~sl year TO date 81 16l52; expenditures $i24-
q, w. excess OF expenditures So 1850 Receipts
OF National bank notes for redemption. $500 7l2
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Cons. 1st Mtge. So Bonds
N. Y, Ontario & Western
RAILWAY Company

Referring 10 the foregoing the UNDER
signed offer the privilege to holders of Con-
soIidated First Mortgage Sc Gold Bonds to
refund their bonds into ~ Refunding Mort
gage Gold Bonds due 1902 OF the denomina-
ton of $1,000 each. Holders of the called
bonds desiring to refund wiz receive dif'
ference Of 1-2'e In cash, interest 10 ne aa'
justed as of June list 1sbo.
This offer will remain open for reasons
able time but may be modified or withhra"a
without further notice. Holders Of Sc bonn
desiring TO refund should surrender tnm
bonds TO the Mercantile Trust Company. III
Broadway New York. and receive the -
Bonds with the cash payment In erchanss
therefor.
An official statement setting forth the
financial condition Of the Company anu
showing the result 10 bondholders from re.
undersigned.
On the retirement of the tonsOliuhte" w
Bonds. now called. the Refunding "ors"sv
a. Bond, will become the FIRST LIEN w
THE ENTIRE RAILWAY AND PROPERTY w
THE NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEsIIh'
RAILWAY COMPANY. The Companys net In
come for the year ending June 3oth' io
was sI,OI7,46O, or nearl, double the a"op"'
required for interest charge "p""
pIetion OF the present refunding'
KUHN, LOEB & co.
81 and 20 Pine street
New York. March LIST. 1899.
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FINANCIAL.
THE NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WEST.


ERN RAILWAY COMPANY hereby gives rsaee .,
the holders OF Bond known as CONSOLIDATE FIRST
MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT GOLD BONDS
issued under the mOrtEage deed NJ dated Aprl
liih. 1883 executed rs said Railway Company 70 ih,
Merca lie Trust COMPANY Trustee. that saif Ralzsg
Company intends take up and redeem an the bont,
that have been issued under said iced !,
trust. the first day Of June IN ihe year .gA,s.
hundred and nnety-nne Gs@9l 10y paying therefor L,
sum II thousand ana Cts dollars Tor each z,
thousand dollar bond and I've hlni-ei ard ;.eny:p
dollars for each i've hundred dollar bond. and al =.
teresi accrued 10 said first day - June $3.50 ~
presentation and delivery Of such bonds and al
the e0f then remaining unpaid said day az ,he oes
Of said Railway Company Number - Beaver Street Il
the city OF Nv York The bonds proposed 20 b. sks
I'D and redeemed Ar Numbered from ID
thousand Il 600 Of the denomination = 49, HUNDRED.
dollars $500 each. from one thousand ard o..
Il OOD thousand hundred rs lom u the DE-
nomination u thousand dollars 81 600 each. all sal
numbers inclusive
Interest upor said bonds vii accri. or 10
payable and after said first day ~ June 1899
II any bond shall not he presented o said Railway
Company for payment said first day Il June 1893 o.
within thirty DAYS thereafter the sad Railway Company
will deposit with said Trustee the credit y slch bond
or the regst. red holder thereof Il be registered "a,
sum above fixed ard designa.ef and also the ut q
any coupon coupons due AMI remaining unpaid upoa
such bond at the said first day of June. 1899
THE NEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
THOMAS p. FOWLER, President
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PORTS or HTRCH4 NDTSF

Port Il New York 1897 1905 1904
Week ending Feb. Is Sc 3gs 40T 50 81 81 l7p Gi(
From January nsi 1872 7l.757.72s IS $40 ms
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STOCKS GENERALLY LOWER.
RINOR,S AFFECT VALUES.

Down MARKET 1RREGUr.AR-MoNEY AND
EXCHANGE.
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ao
,,,s securities and net changes from MONDAY
quotations were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-01

Outside SECURITY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
reported by C. L Hudson q Co.. Nos ~ & ~ Wall ST.
BONDS
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DOWNS AND RANK STOCKS.

9so Met Elev LIST. ..1lbff
1000 Met S Ry Gen IS. l2Dls
1000 Mex Int lst Is. ~.
5000 do ...........' - - =
1000 M s 4 W list. AZ
5000 Mo X 4 7 lsl Is.
At'fff'N . Of
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PHILADELPHIA SIOch0'

'Ex dividend
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-21
NEW YORK. MONEY MARKET.

New YORK, May 20.-M0ney on call
steady. 2h@S per cent: last loan nj 2
per cent. Prime mercantile paper. So
az. Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at
4.S1ssI4 S7A for demand and at A.s5Is
@4.S5A for sixty days. Posted rates.
1866. and 4.SSl2. Commercial bills,
1894. So. Bar silver. 81. Mexican
dollars. 4Sia. Government bonds mac
tive; railroad bonds irregular; govern
ment bonds nrmer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-21
ALBEMARLE AND CHESApEAIIE L,
CANAL. ARRIVALS.
NORTHSOJrN

NORTHBOUND
Stmr. Carolina, towing. North Caro-
lira to Norfolk.
Sloop Defender. fish. North Carolina
to Norfolk.
s,mr. Colonel j. c. Tfnl. raft of logs
North Carolina to Norfolk.
SOUTH BOUND.
Stmr. Virginia. towing, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
schr. Nobel & Ruth, salt, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
schr. Virginia. light, Norfolk to North
Crrolina.
schr. Anna Marts. barrels, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
schr. Mollie. flower. light, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Sloop Right Rover. rafting gear. Nor
folk TO North Carolina.
Stmr. SnrnT Garden, light. Norfolk
u North Carolina.
Stmr Lucille Ross. towing. Richmond
to North Carolina.
barge r. T.. JNckson. light. Richmond
II North Carolina
Barge Virginia. light. Richmond to
North Carolina.
Barge Lizzie Wallace. light Rich
nond to North Carolina
Lighter No. 10, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
stmr. Juniper. light, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
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steel product is expected to curtaii ex-

steel product Is expected to curtail ex-
ports in that line.
Under these circumstances the dis
position of the London market towards
American securities is keenly scrutiniz-
ed, as q selling movement of large pro-
port )ns there might precipitate gold
exports.
Money continues in abundance. both
at New York and ut interior points, and
there is no suggestion of scarcity In the
Immediate future.
There has been large buying of rail-
road bonds during the week. the large
individual transactions indicating BUY
ing for large financial interests. The
new or contemplated issues for reor-
ganiza.tion or rcfunding, bearing 3ha or
4 per cent. have been the favorites.
United States 2s advanced II, the new
AS u. and the old As registered and
the 3's Is in the bid price.
Total sales OF stock were $4,000
shares.
New York. May Standard Oil,
.151A.76.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-21

by buying your Cook Stove direct from
the faotory. We manufacture some Of the
best brands Of Stoves made. amongst
them the celebrated Fix Lee cook-stoves
Cmade in six sizes. They are uncquallei
in baking qualities. Durability. appear
ance and extra large ovens. All Stoves
guaranteed.
Write for catalogue and prices.
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creased. $3.50, 3oo legal tenders. in
creased. Sll45, 500; deposits. increased.
sI63.60O; circulation, decreased. $4,000.
The banks now hold $34, 63l. e25 in ex-
cess Of the requirements Of the 25 per
cent. rule.
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BONDS.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
New York. May 2o.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve. increased. $7.493. 900
loans. decreased, s7.243.9O0; specie in
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ROOMS.
WHITE & GO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGt%.:
no. 81 BANII STREET

Crosby house Client 5000
203 West Brambleton ave. rooms.... .20.cO
73 YOrk Place. rooms. ..................i5.tu
l2G Dunmore. 10 rooms. ....... ....... so 90
East Grace St. rooms ........ ....,; q;
lA> Bermuda. rooms. ...................2H 60
q North ST. rooms .:..... ...... 80. .2J.00
III ~ Reservoir ave-. rooms 49,. -. 900
10 Kelly ave, rooms. ........ ....... S 60
- j amos ST. . rooms ..............l2.j 20
laj ork ST. IL rooms .................. III
% rfailkiin ave- rooms ..............;G &C
50 Brown ST, rooms ..................90.0
40 Brewcr ST.. rooms ................ - 20
3ss Bute St. rooms observation-disclosures. 100
~ w alike St, rooms ................ 20.C0
10 l-o:itt ave. rooms .............. $500
room mouse on ONO creek .......... 20 20
Lots OF Flats. Offices and Stores N all
parts OF the city
We have cottages at Ocean View and
VirSinAi Beach for rent. Come early and
get your choice.
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10 Falkland. $3.50.
i2I Church. 500.
STORES
'Icl Church. 5000.
3jl Church. 5000.
SS37 Church, 5000.
- Bank. so 90.
C., Commercial. So.
800 CRANKY. $500.
3!i Granny. 5000.
OFFICES
y arch 3uec and OF.
fees cor. Water
and FaYttic. SAB.
l05 Granny. Sl5 ~.
2i7 Main. SO clcn
100 Main. stables. s
West liu.liins. cor.
Main and Church,
iladd.nston Build
Ing. cor. CRANKY
and C'ty Hall ave
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SHIPPING REPORT.
Iorri.'. nni s".,t,yIt,
May 20.h. 1889.

ARRIVED.
British stmp. Manitoba. Dobbs, New
Orleans, 20 col.
British SNIP. Paddington, Davis, New
Orleans, to coal.
Italian bark Peppina NJ. Cafero.
Portland, light.
Schr L. S. Johnson. -, Baltimore.
Goa.
Schr. Frank \. Williams, blueGsh.
Schr. Fl0rrtre=T, Wormell. Portland. to
load.
Barge Swansboro. Baltimore. coal.
CLEARED.
British stmp. Manitoba, Dobbs, Rot
terdam, coalcd.
British stmp; Paddington, Davis. Rot
terdam, coaled.
SAILED.
British stmp. Anerley. Sherbourne.
St. Luci".
schr. Mary Sanford. Rut!edgc. Tam
LEO.
schr. Massachusetts. French. New
York.
sehr. II. S. Landfar Bragg, New
schr. John w. Bell, cordrey. Haiti-
more.
sehr. S. b. Wheeler. corson, New
York.
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AUCTION sALES -fUrUtE ia a.
FIFTY CHOICE LaJuBERT's'
POINT LOTS FOR sale
ut PUBLIC
AUCTION.
BY virtue of the authority vested in us
by the Lamberts Point Company. we
Shali sell at public auction at the Norfolk
Zeal Estate and Stock Exchange. 236
Main street. on
TUESDAY. MAY 20. 1892 AT 10
O'CLOCK NJ,
Fifty Of The Choicest Lots
Lambert'S Point

on the plan of the said company, and ST
mated on Pocahontas avenue. Lambert's
Point road and Shenandoah street.
These lots are on or within one block of
the street car line. and are between tho
SILK Factory: Silver Plating Works. the
Emitting Mill and the Norfolk and West
ern shops.
They furnish the choicest locations at
Lamberts Point for homes. and offer a
me opportunity for Investments in prop
TERMS.-One-thir cash. balance Sc
cured by deed of trust drawn and record
ed at the expense of the purchaser and
payable in one and two years
For further Information apply to any
real estate agent In Norfolk or the under
signed at SO CRANKY street. Norfolk Va
STEPHENSON C TAYLOR,
my19-tdS Auctioneers
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NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
New York, May 2l.-Potatoes, steady:
New York, $100Q1.7J: sweets, Jersey.
$l.0042.O0.
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Om- s3co and $3.50 Mems Shoe.
Tho same that Il half dozen Other
stores quote YOU AT 500 These CONF
in tan. patent and black vici
Our $500 Hand -Scwcd Shoe for Mer
would be good value elsewhere al
$50. These we have in all shades
low and high cut
Everybody knows our $500 Shoe for
Men. They are worth $500 of any.
body's coin.
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I. f. Rogers,

ROOMS 2lI AM ~ COLUMBIA DU!Ih
ING. GRANNY STREET.
STORES.
Warehouse 100 Water street.
Store No. $40 Butte street.
Store 257 Water street.
Warehouse Nos IL ana AZ WoodsIde Lane
Offices over the Business Mems Associa.
ton.
Store no. 16 Nivison street
Stores Nos. PCT and 2G9 Water street.
Nos. 20 and SIS Commerce street
Offices: CRANKY. Bank and Commerce Sis
Store and dwelling No. 81 Queen street
Store go Water street.
DWE.-:lN<sS
Three new dwellings on Yarmouth sire
Dwelling i97 Main street
Dwelling No. 222 York street.
Dwelling No 126 High street
Dwelling No. 267 Brewer street.
Dwelling Olney Road. Client
Flat No. a Washinton street
Two rooms with bath. CRANKY street
FOR SALE.-Lot at Virginia Beach :.
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BYRD. BALDWIN & CO..
RENTAL AGEXi>. HOoNS .. tND.:
lfADblN ErO> BeIt.OlAG
GNA $i.f Sa-EEE.
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
427 Corprew. $3.50
2llla Maltby. $3.50.
Ave. Il. y. c.. SEQ
i3S Reservoir. VI.
1876 Maple, $3.50.
2!6 Front. y. C.. slI
Ma bry Arch. Client,
Warren Crescent
Client. 5000.
" arr.n Crescent
Client. 5000.
81 Ccccla ave. $3.50
ROOMS.
5 Cecilia. $3.50.
SEQ CRANKY. iie.o0.
eos Pr. Anne. 500.
80 Church. $3.50.
i22 Maple $3.50.
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NDER a DEED OF TRUST FROM
ID. {. Lass!ter ana wife dated May
9Th. 1895. of record, default having been
made in the payment Of the Indebtedness
secured. by direction Of the creditor there
n secured. small expose for sale at pub
lie auction at the Norfolk Real Estate
and Stock Exchange. No. 23G Min street
Norioik, Va. ON TUESDAY. the 2Srd day
OF May. 1929. at II o'clock nj. the follow
ing property situated In the City of Nor
folk, to-w!t:
Al! that lot CT land with the frame
dwelling house thereon. commencing on
the South side OF Falkland street at n
point distant 81 feet west or Reilly street
and extending thence elstcry along Faik.
lard street % feet. more or less thence
Southerly 50 feet 10 Il tcn-foot lane extend.
ing to Reilly street. thence west Sardlv
along said lane 45 feet more or less and
thence northwardly 81 feet 10 the GcS n
ming point
TERMS.-Onc-third cash: balance, one
ana two years. with interest thereon from
date of sale at six per cent. per annum
payable scmi-annually, to he evidenced by
negotiab bic notes ana secured by deed OF
trust constituting Il first lien upon the
property.
Deed of trust to he drawn. stamped ard
recorded At the cxucnse of tho nurch i ser
HUGH .. DAVIS Trustee
TOWNSEND & JOY%ES,
myI2-tds Auct.oncers.