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sap,i., A..ocistion 90 convene.

Special bispatch 30 tho Ppst-lntoiltKrue,~
ABERDEEN, june lt Tho Puget sound
Annexation Of baptist thuschr. conv.nr4
with tho Baptist church uf This rftt u,xf
Tuesday morning. Tho .raertrne ,.r>
templates thrvc sla3 zcsslnu. With tho
opaning SERMON hN Roy j I.~wt4 Sr,tth
moderator az the assoeiallsn.
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ALARM|S1 STORIES
FROM SHANGHAI.


Russian and japanese troops are on
their way to Picking. l.
These forces are supplementary 10
those landed by the naval squadrons az
Taku and so far as known here are sent
without seeking the approval OF the other
powers Certainly the United 5tateS mas
not been approached. 1t is presumed mere
that Russia, bent on counterba lancing the
preponderance Of British marines in the
relief column. ordered her troops TO pro-
coed from Port Arthur. Upon being IN
formed OF the action Of the st. Peters
one OF its official representatives in Pc
king Japan decided that its interests
demanded that it be represented by
strong military force. II is thought tnat
at least one. and perhaps three regi-
ments, depending upon the number OF
troops sent by Russia, have been ordered
out by Japan-
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Cabinet Discusses the situation.

The cabinet meeting today lasted until
after 1 o'clock. Much OF the time was de-
voted to the discussion of the Chinese sit
uation. The severance of communication
with Peking and the failure to hear from
Minister Conger for sixty hours naturally
creates considerable anxiety. and the COM
plcations in connection with possible fu-
ture contingencies were talked over, but
nothing further will be done until later
advices are received
No effort will be spared. however should
the occasion arise. to protect the lives and
property of American citizens Secretary
Long said there were still 800 marines at
Cavite who were available in case of ne
Cessity.
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French Minister Cannot Report.

PARIS, June l5--At a cabinet council
today the minister OF foreign Affairs an.
nounced that the telegraph to Picking had
again been cut. The latest dispatch frcTn
the French minister. he added was dated
the evening of jane IL and said the Chin
ese government had informed him IL would
not oppose the foreign detachments enter
ing Picking.
The French consul at Tientsin Del
Case, he announced. had cabled that all
was quiet about the French concession
there which was guarded by French and
Russian troops Finally Del Case said
a swift flrst-class cruiser had been, or
dered to proceed to Taku to reinforce the
French naval division at that place
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SUMMARY OF THE CENSUS.
ESTIMATES OF POPULATION MADE
by A CHICAGO PAPER.
Percentage of Gain for the whole
Country Il 20 md In the Value
of Manufactured Products 30
The Twenty-Five Largest Cities.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Chicago Trib-
une will tomorrow print summary OF the
census work compiled from the best oh
tainahle Information. The figures wero
furnished by 5000 different people In all
parts OF the United States. The general
result OF the work Is given In the follow
ing table:
Per cent Tribune. Census or
of gain. 1900. $3.50
Population of
the Il. $. ex-
elusive of
ALASKA and
island pos
sessions =. &c 7s,96i,1i2 % .622. $50
Value OF man
ufa C ured
sessions . 80 si2 SOS 400 $50 o372 .37ss4s
Value OF farm
land . 800. 80 1855. zoo. sSl IA. 20, 252 SO
The population OF the twenty-five larg-
est cities in the country as given by the
Tribune IL rs follows:
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Bi9 Transports Available.

Should 1t be decided to send troops from
Manila to China, there are now available
NJ Manila the big transports Logan and
warren, with capacity of about 1900
troops. and the Sherman IL due at Manila
July and the PENNSYLVANIA and Indiana
and several other smaller craft are avail
able.
Among the foreign representatives in
ed States would probably augment its mil
itary force in China was received with
satisfaction. especially in English and
Japanese circles Mr.. Nabishima. the
japanese charge. pointed out that the for
warding of large military force BY any
one Of the European powers would excite
suspicion and opposition. whereas such
a course by the United States was alb
solute.y above suspicion While no Joint
request had been made on this govern
ment to act. yet. he said. the other pow
ers would speedily acquiesce in the action
and applaud it's Observation-Disclosures
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Great Britain VIII Send Troops.


1T is the belief OF officials that the
action of Russia and Japan is due TO the
cutting off of communication with re
king. The general expectation Is that
Great Britain will now land additional
While 1t was reported in diplomatic
quarters that Russia and Japan would
send an equal number OF troops inquiry
failed fully to confirm this statement 1t
was added. however, and this was confirm
ed in several quarters that toe powers
were still acting In concert. The grave
danger of the landing Of foreign troops lies
In their unwilliDeness, usually, 10 act under
an officer of a foreign detachment and the
strong possibility That their governments
pointed out today that the japanese TROOPS
would not like serving under a Russian
officer and that the Russians dislike obey
ing the orders OF an English or Japanese
officer.
Deposition of the Empress.
Although the suggestion has been put
forth in diplomatic quarters here that the
powers dethrone the empress dowager and
restore Emperor Kwang Hsu, 40 official
representation has been made to Secre
tary Hay on the subject and the admin
istration does not contemplate adopting
such a policy. This statement Is made on
by Shanghai report that the American.
English and japanese ministers at Peking
had agreed on this course.
Cannot Agree on N Policy.
"a diplomat who discussed the question
of such action this afternoon said he did
not believe the powers could agree on a
policy of this kind The emperor is in
poor health. and If he should die 1t would
be necessary for the powers TO designate
his SUCCESSORS which would lead TO serious
complications 1t Is believed that the pres
ence of large bodies OF foreign troops wsll
have great moral effect not only on tho
empress dowager, but upon the Chinese
generally. II the powers can nold the
head. the body can be, It Is thought easily
controlled"
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who'll Double Cooxan'. mar

Step up with your barrels. gentlemen,
A hundred thousand Is now bid FOR the
vice pTesideqEy and that's dirt cheap.
ioing. going New York World DEM.
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Dispatches Not Reas.uring.

Official dispatches received in diplomatic
quarters today are far from reassurins as
regards the progress Of the expeditionary
force toward Peking
one of the official dispatches said that
great difficulty was experienced in secur-
ing SUFFICIENT water for the pressing needs
of the international party. There are no
running streams near the present locality
of the troops and IL IL supposed that the
native wells cannot be relied upon in the
existing drought. and In the present in
tensity of anti-foreign sentiment
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Sailors for Warsh,ps to Go,

Owing to their natural reluctance to en-
ploy troops save as last resort and the
Discrimination of the war department TO
supply such troops except under pressure,
the officials this afternoon were consid-
erfng an alternative proposition This
sion of several of the big ships attached
to Admiral Remey,s fleet. notably the Or
egon, and the addition OF the sailors and
marines so released to Admiral Kempff' s
landing forces The big ships carry on
an average more than 300 men each.
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NAVAL STORES.
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON NIAKc'r

n l.. w 1tJtt IL COTTON Nj y Is Ell.
New York, March 1.-The volume OF
than for any day this week II fact
partly explained by poor telegraphic
service. wires being still down West and
South. However, after an exciting
opening at an advance of 5G11S points.
Il large business was transacted within
a range OF II points, the general ten
dcncy OF the market after opening al
vance being towards lower prices under
a disposition to take profits. The short
Interest in May and August is said To
be very heavy, and buying of these no
sitions prevented u greater decline. Lo-
cal traders were afraid to sell owing tn
the reported shortage in May and Au-
gust. and also 10 the continued public
confidence in cotton and the talk Of Ten
cents at New York and siXpencc ut Liv-
crpool by influential people. This kept
the market in a nervous condition all
day. and held down the volume oi
transactions very materially. In the
afternoon tho market was rather quiet
with the trading mostly at an advance
Of 3QD7 points. until just before The
close. when there WAS an active selling
movement, which closed the market
easy. ~ 2 points net lower to Z points
net higher.
New York. March Cotton futures
opened steady al the advance. March
90; April. 90; May. OF; Juno, go;
July. 49,; August. 81; September. S.4l;
October, SOS; November, 7.9G; Deem
Der. I.95; January, I?6.
Futures closed easy. March and
April, 9.20; May and June. 9.2l; July
a.22 August. GIG; September. $50 Oc-
tober. 500; November, 100: December
1851: January, I.9l.
Spot closed dull at 1l6c higher: mid
ding nplands. az; middlins gulf. Ok
sales, | 10 bales.
New York, March Cotton. dull;
middling. 9la: net receipts. 115; gross
1922: sales. 10; stock, i3590S.
Total to-day--Nct receipts. 1854; OK
ports 10 Great Britain, 1915: France
i05: Continent, a.270: stock, s9,47.9$j
Total since September 1.-Nct re.
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NORFOLK &HRKEr5
For Grain, t1au, GroGsrit5, PfoviSOl,
sc.
Quotations nj whoic@nlc Prlcns, nm
r.s ofhcrris r stated, ma prices are
subJcct 10 nuctupiIon iu market.
GRAIN. HAY ANY, RICE.

GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.
CORN-White corn. from store. Acc,
mixed corn. from store, Soc. white oats,
from store. 3Sc.: mixed oats. sac.
MILL FEED-Market steady: bran. per
ton, sI70o: middllnE 1900 De- ton.----
HAY-No. Timothy hay. car lots, $1,000:
ton lots, $3.50; mixed hay. car lots, $500;
ton lots. $500.
MlLLlD KICE-As TO grades-51i to
ROUGH RICE-None on the market
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS-MarHet. new fancy axe:
strictly prime. 2ssc.: prime. 24W22sc. COM
mon. il@d2c.: Sranish.; tbs. per hnshel
peas 40 soc. per bushel.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
POULTRY-f.ivc. steady: chickens. old
fst 27H3Oc: duclss. mud. zoe.
EGGS Steady at lee. per dozen
HETrEE--Good country. 1S4lSc.
COUNTRY HAMS = steady: Smthfield
fancy l3@!5c.: Virginia country. lcal2t4c :
good North Carolina 10Ii2lac.
POTATOt ,S-Northcrn, white. SIZE pcr
bag: new sweets liayman. S.Io4! 80 per
burrel: yellow. $l.h0.
CARBAGE:-s2 25a250 per sugar barrel.
ONlONS-Sl.75Qi2.c per bag
BERMuDA--None.
FRUITS.
APPLEs-virgInia apples. ;2.2513.0o PEI.
barrel, Northern, $5.0043.75.
Lt.MONS-SS.0O per box.
PEACHES None.
pEAs-BlacKeye s275 per bag.
LIAfES-S..Je per BASKET.
PINE hPrLES-iOu I2c.
BANANAS-pcr bunch. 6oc6fsl.59
COCOANTTS--lG0 10 bag, $2.5CQI3.C0
CALIFORNIA ORANGES = Messina,
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ucrroN SAILS THIS DAY.
AUCTION sA.Es-FurunE DAYS.
John c. NIemeycr, Auctloneer.


~ the last Will and testament of VIII
nam nan, brooks and Mary L. Brooks, we
1a O'CLOCK M, TUESDAY. MARCH 9Th,
before the courthouse door city of Ports
mouth for division amongst tho heirs,
me me following real estate in the City or
PG GirH, !'ih, and County Of Norfolk:
northeast corner Of Middle and oue eea
streets city number 3l7. fronting OH Mid
east parallel with Queen street 120 feet
second. Brick House and lot, situated
on the north side. of South street. and
oesihnlng Z? feet from The northeast in
lersection of Washington and South
Streets. thence running west 80 feet,
with Washington street lis feet. AT u
small expense this could bc made into u
So r,l,; store ~ a desirable location.
yer street, with appurten;tnccS, commence
ing H6 feet inches from the southwest
, s,reri.. ,3a., Of GLASGOW and Water
inches. thence running west parallel with
dlassow street rs feet.
with II threc-story house on same. front.
ing OIL Water street 2S feet . Inches and
rn ni1i,s west in raraiei lines IS feet.
rlith. one lot adjoining the above with
TOUT room tenement on same, fronting
on Water street % feet . Inches, and
thrce-room tenement on same. from: ling
on water street 70 feet inches and
running west rs feet.
These lots will be offered slnEly, and
then as Il whole. 10 feet on Water street
win IL depth of rs feet. This is a choice
site Tor a factory, lying just opposite OF
tho 5. y. L.. property and within Il square
OF the Old Dominion, Washington n Y.
L. and ~, Clyde and Bay Line steamers
landing, and are under u rental Of $500 a
year.
seventh. One undivided onc-half inter.
est in plat Of land lying between Cliff
ford and South streets extended, sad
plat having been sub-dlvded into lots of
tho size OF IS feet by Is feet six of said
lots fronting on tho north side of Cliff
FORD street. six on tho south side oil
\idds lane. five on the north side of
kdds lane. and one fronting on South
street extended
Eighth. One lot on cast side of Craw-
iorG street, near London. commencing at
McRea's line, thence north IL feet S inches
TO Renthall's iinc. thence east in parallel
lines q feet to casscl's line.
Ninth. One lot the west side OF
Crawford street. commencing 30 feet @
inches south of the intersection Of Craw-
ford and London streets. thence running
south ~ feet TO ~. II. l.indsay's line
thence west parallel with London street
20 feet
Professionalism cash: balance in six
ana twelve months, with interest on de-
ferrcd payments; or all cash at the OPP
lion of the purchaser.
Il. c., Il. X. and c. l.. BROOKS.
lc2S-tQS Executors
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81 OOa1s25: scedInas. s2.sOn2.75: nave!s. ss.OO
G,,GCERlES

GROCERIES,
FLOUR Market strong; spring wheat,
winter wheat. half raten,. sass; win
ter wheat, choice straight. $40: winter
wheat. family. $500: winter wheat. fair to
good grades OF extra. '3..3; winter wheat.
ME,All-Icr bag 100 lbs. Si.cs: 20 Id.
bags gIc.
Insuayra i9nlic.; choice Rio. lihmlissc
prime. do. lohc iO%e.: fair. do. $50 Toe. :
common. do giac
CHEESE = Large full cream. 13llc.;
SUGAH-alarsei steady. The plan of
selling sugar At delivery prices las been
will be made + o. h. Norfolk Gu; Loaf
DO: Patent Cubes. $50: Powdered. 5..5:
Fine Grnnula;ed. l.i5 standard Grann-
$50: 80. H. AIS: No. 10. 4.i0. Grinulated
put up IN and 10. sacks. in barrels 80:
IN cases, and lib; cartoons. Us. Sugar
has advanced 10 points.
SfltuPS AND MC!-SsSEs Narke;
cic c 5,c,: ne nuvs:cs syrnn E"od 70
mol1sSes. Porto Rico. .c@9Sc
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATS-Alarket firm: RIB sdea
G'sc.: bellies, eastern light weight 72sc ;
bellies. western heavy, Csc
HAMS-SuEar cured. l2iic.
DRY PLATED JOWl.S-5isc.
PORK PLATES
MESS roEll-!Ses anil 1892 sii.5o.
IAliD-Puro butchers, In tiercos 7asc,
compound iierces. as 10 brand. 6i.c.: So
ID; tubs and 5o-lb tins. &c. more.
.c-s. :, .'h-d wooi sc black l2isc 10 loo.
III DE:S-G.- s.. 1l.:-Ernnn- ca; dry flint,
IL div salt iiia: uanascd I.
SALT FISH.
HERRfNG-New North Carc''na cut.
%.25: Eastern. barrels. SS.75Ii.25: Potomac.
gross, SEQ; mulcts. SOLD. kegs. 800:
spots. 1H0-lb. kegs. 1913; mackcrcl, good
No. .. 5000; white fish. now catch. l00-lb
KEGS. $500; So-lb. kegs. $3.50: Io-lb. kegs.
FRESH Ft5II
Spots. per Hound. &C; croakcrs. per
pound. &C.; tnylors. ncr pound. iG5c.:
per pound. ddSc.: shad. Zoe: trout. Sc /;
shecphcad. per pound. sc.
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II, IMBER FOR SALE-By order of tho
Board OF Supervisors Of Nansemond
county. Virginia, we will offer for salo
at public auction to the highest bidder. on
MONDAY, MARCH -. 1900, court
day., at II m, all the standing Pine
timber trees measuring twelve inche., in
diameter. at II distance of two feet from
part Of that certain tract OF land known
as tile ''Ioorliousc Farm" containing
near l5uckhorn. Nanscmond county, VA
and belonging TO Nnnscmond county
Said sale Will be made subject To the an
Court.
TERMS or SAI.E-CASH.
w. III. Holland. Supcrintcndant OF the
Poor VIII be glad 10 show intending pur-
chaacrS the lines. q. ". BUTTS
y. Il. HOLLAND,
mchl-tdS. Committee
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T. F. Rogers,
ROOMS 200. 2lo. Al COLUMBIA BUILD.
INC. GRANNY STREET.

STORES.
Offices CRANKY and Commerce streets.
TWO new stores on Grumpy street.
Store AZ Main street.
Store and dwelling No COS Main street
Warehouse leo Water street.
Store No. sc Butte street.
Two offices In tho Albemnrlo building.
DWELLINGS.
Dwelling No 52l Main street.
Dwelling No. 10 Poll street.
Dwelling. &c Bank Street
Dwelling 700 York street.
Dwelling us Willoughby avenue.
dwelling no. 20 York street.
Two dwellings, in Mottu Block. Client
Dwelling IL Cranky street
Dwelling No. ss Boush street
Dwelling No. E22 York street
FOR SALE.
y vaSant lots In all Paris of the he city
between Ferry Dock and Navy Yard.
Dwelling FORK Place and james street
No hamilton avenue.
3iO Buic street.
50 and II (old numbers, Bank street
80. u, %. 55. 81. 90 Bank street
Hardy warehouse, Nivison street
203 Chapel street.
Store AZ Roanoke avenue.
SSt Sumbeliand street
Slo Park avenue.
2S7 CRANKY street.
l5i and 1856 Wolf street
.G3S Butc street
100 and Ill Brown avenue.
213 York street
]s3 Brown avenue.
C22 AMI ga Butte street.
40 High street
~ Queen street.
Sli Bank street.
II and 1G Roanoke dock.
$50 ~ Marshall avenue.
1913 High street.
COL PIrk avenue.
81 Cumberland street
100 Butte street.
20 York street
i23 and 42i Highland avenuu
20 York street
go Yorl: street
ais. 420. i22 and l2i F'reemnson street.
$40 Bank street.
Warehouses 34G AMI sts Water street
Dwelling 90 Housh street.
Dwelling tai Butte street
l2G and 80 w. Main street.
S52 ana $50 T.. Main street
Elegant dwelling l27 College Place
tenement houses ON Kent street.
IS Hin street
IS 90. % and 81 Roanoke dock.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARkEr

LIVeTpooI Mafch Il p. m.-tOttOn-
spot, moderate demand. prices Lied.
higher; American middlng, 53sd
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales.
OF which 500 We're for speculation and
export. and included 1904 American
Receipts, 1000 bales. all American.
Futures opened quiet ana closed very
steady at the advance. American mid :
ding: March, > 1S-646l5 19-Gid values:
March and April. = 15-64d buyer; April
and May. > ll-64d. buyer; May and
juno. D O1-6lG. buyer: June and july.
0i-GfGp5 05G4d. values: July and Au-
gust. 02G4d. buyer: August ana Sep
tcmber, ! 59-6i@i 6o-Gld buyers: Sep
tember and October. 4 so Gid. buyer: Dc
tober and November. 20-Gid. seller;
November and December 2i-Gid. SELL
or: December and January, 22-GiIl
o3-cid. sellers
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rnrrnN SlIlcn OH

New York. MareGn Cotton seed oil
market inactive. and still barely steady.
with nu further change in price. Prime
crude (barrels). S3h@3ic.; prime vel
low. 36kM37c.: off summer yellow. NOM
nal; butter grades. SS@a9c.. nominal:
prime winter yellow. 390i0c.; prime
white, 39Ml0c.; prime meal. S2l.00.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March Flour dull and
lower 10 sell; prices unchanged. Wheat
steadier; No. =. red, 70lhc.: spot and
March 70h@1OEsc.; May 71& @717sc.;
Southern by sample 65@TlHc. Corn
Southern white 40c. Oats steady; No.
Q, white. 31k@S2c. Rye very dull; No.
nearby. nominal. SIC; No. 2 Western,
nominal, 5Sc.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Provisions, Lard. Short
Ribs, Etc

Chicago. March 1.-The wheat mar
ket opened weak to-day on the heavy
Argentine shipments and the lower Liv-
erEool cables. but recovered on IL better
cash demand. closing firm, With May II
shade over yesterday. May corn closed
Il shade lower. May oats unchanged,
and provisions market 2H@5c. inn
proved.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
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BOND MARKET.
IA New York, March /. 1900.

united States 2,s, rcgisicreG ~ loa
United ~ %: >. rssisterco '..-..,. M
s1Sniteti ssLhtes =, votnon ,.;,.,....... illh
sIftfitea ss.dttes NV -, icS'Strred lMia
sJIllited lSlntPs LIN - coupon -. lMis
sIfJilted 5Stntcs on = registered 49,. 1iGIa
stiIlit ed StaleS GU GU y, uoupHn ....... HE
statesst p y IcSiNtereo .'....,... 1ija
sS5li . p, col'pon ....-..r... llhIa
saEs IsSs u esltries IS
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. March Cotton flu
lures. steady: March 9.05@9.O6; April,
9.1O@9.11; May. 9.1OG19.11: June. 9.lOD
9.11: July. 9.10I91l: August S.91GpS.9 30 !:
September, S.16NS.1S; October. 7.I7@
7.79; November. 7.6S@7.70: December,
7.6S0DT.10; January, 770d1T.T2,
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TRUCK MHRKEr.
tBy Telegraph 10 virelnlan-pllot.,

New York March POTATOES quiet:
Jerseys $125@I.5O: New York Sl.50@
LIS; Long Island S1.50@2.00; Jersey
Long Island $4.OOI6.0O per hundred
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SToREa
w. r. Fentress & Son

GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND
RENTAL, AGENTS.
NO. is BANK STREET. NORFOLK, VA.
DWELLINGS.
Corner York and James streetA
Garrett House, Tripoli street,
sol Charlotte street
STORES
80 Brewer street.
i2i Precursor street.
257 Nicholson street, rooms above.
rs Brambeton avenue
FLATS
Gel Bramhlcton avenues
81 ~ Market Square.
Corner Highland and Kelley avenues.
40 Bramhlcton avenue
u, II, ID and is Taylor's lane.
For any further Information phone elh
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FOR RENT.

csc Chapel street. 6 rooms .sl5 on
lln ferguson. rooms ............ :. u 30
3iS WiliouShby, rooms, buih etc. IS 90
u" ofK ST. rooms. path, etc.. - 90
y North ST.. rooms. bath etc.. 1910
New house Graydon . rooms. .... % 90
New house Va. Place rooms. - 90
aUi niSnHnAi-rR!Vc, ! rooms ........ 800
81 TunsIall ave, rooms -. .... il .O0
aA Main St. > rooms ..........., 10 90
New house South Norfolk ....... II 90
STORES.
Large store 800 Church ST.. March LIST.
- Bank St. doors .................. 90 90
80 ..t'Hi' III ................. S.Vl
:" N''ci ...... .......'.... ........... $3.50
FOR SALE.
DWl2ll.fNGS.--Threc on Willomghbv.
one on reservoir. two on W. Highland
one on llamlin. one on Claiborne, one OH
Funston. one on Gruydon. one in Va.
Place.
l.oTs-one on Bank. ono on Charlotte.
Two on Corprcw avenue. one OH Duncan
MONEY TO LOAN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-03
NEW york. MoNDY MARKEr.

New York. March 2.-Money Oh call
steady; actual transactions ranging
from 2M to per cent: last loan 2h per
cent; prime mercantile paper 4k@5la
per cent; sterling exchange easy at
4.S6M Gt4.S6ls for demand and ut ASK q
4.S3 for sixty days; posted rates, 4.S4Gp
4.S4M and 4.S7h@4.SS; commercial bills
A.S3@4.S3la; silver certificates $500
6oMc.; bar silver 59Esc.: Mexican dol
lars i7%c.: Government bonds easy;
State bonds inactive; railroad bonds
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