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Review oe the Markets, Shipping News and Real Estate Business.
REVEIW OF MARKETS
New York. April "..?The market was
lircry irregular to-day, violent fluctua?
tions being frequent. Sharp recessions
appeared early. The market rallied
?with a burst of strength in the rail?
ways in the hope <u" a favorable crop
report. A sensational rise occurred in
cull money, as high as 16 per c< lit. being
exacted for loans oh Industrial collater?
al and later 15 per cent, was reach d
even on railways. Tue greater part ol
the day bans were much below this
figure, although it was quite general to
charge a higher rate on industrial col?
lateral than on that of railways. In?
tensive liquidation followed the appi tr?
ance of the highest money rat-, s ? far
this season! There wer.- many breaks
of from 2 to 4 points from the highest
quotations of the day, but stocks re?
covered on covering and ?! p< r Cl nt.
money at the close, leaving the list
slightly above yesterday's figures, with
the tone steady. London sold a small
amount of stock. Manhattan receded
over two points, and Third Avenue live.
Brooklyn Transit and American Steel
and Wire were lifted over two points
each. A rise of S% points in Mexican
Central on enormous dealings was said
to relate to u plan to re-distribute the
capital, but nothing delluite came for?
ward. Much of the buying of this Btock
was said to come from Boston. Mex?
ican National had a sympathetic rise
of over a point. The talk of favorable
business prospects of Wabash lifted the
preferred stock a substantial fraction
or. large dealines.
Considerable activity and strength
was displayed in some sections of the
bond market, but the general tone was
uncertain. Total sales, $3,790,000.
United States new 4's declined in
the bid price.
The total sales of stocks were ST?.421
shares.
New York, April 5.?Standard Oil,
4.71 Vi (ff 4.7G.
NEW TO I IK STOCK MARKET.
Atctltson .2I?i St L and S F.
Atchlson, jire .. 82$ prof.70'!.
B and () .7l' St 1, und S F.
Can. Pacific _sr."s 2d pref.3!?
Can. Southern . 5'.' I St I- nnd S W 12
Oen. Pacllle .... 51% St 1. and S W
C and O .2790 pref.:13"&
O and A .165 I St. Paul .12.S?
C. B and u ....146 St. Paul. pref. 170'".
C ami I-: 1 .72 St I' nnd O .... fl.V.4
C and 10 1. pre 12:1 | Si P and O.prC 167 "
C G W . p: so Pacific .31%
C. 1 and J, .... .vi. So. Rial I way .. 12 ?
G, I and I., pre -tz I So. It'y pref. . M
C and N W ....159 T am. P .23
C and N W.nr. P.1,1 Unl n Pncillc . -17".;
C <' C and St fj 59% I' p. pref.SO?,
O C C and SI l_, I U F D and Q ..13
pref.96% wabash . s>i
D and II .n;i4 Wabash. prof. 2P?
31, Land W ....175 W and I. IS.... 11%
D und R (1 .... 22% W and 1. E.pre 32%
T> and R G, pro 7-"> I EXPRESS COS.
Kile (new) . 13% Adams Ex.110
K (new) 1st pre 3$ iAi.ierlc.in Ex. .140
jet. Way.no .In) P. S Ex.52
O N. prof.193 I Wells Pargo ..125
Mocking Vol. .. S! ? Mlsri:M..\.\i:ol s
Illinois Central 116% A (' ti .37%
1. E und W _ 19% A C O, pu t. .. H3
1. E and W.pre M\, Allier. Spirits .. 11%
Bake Shore _290 i A S. prof.39%
E and N .65% AJlier. Tobacco 224
Mm. "I." .124 I A T, pr< f.142
Met. Si. R'y. ...257 Con. Has .20994
Mich. Central ..114 I A T. pref.IsO
M and St 1.61% C F and I .... 87%
M and Si L 1st Ci F and I. pre 96
pref.9S% .Gen. ECvetrlc ..115
Mo. Pacific ..".P,i II It (? .U>
M and O . 41',, B R T .131
M, K and t _ n I ini'n'l Paper .. 56
M,K and T, pre 40% I P, pref. . 83%
N. J. Central ..120
N. Y. Central ..14P
N Y,C and Si 1. 11
N Y,C and St L,
1st pref.05
N Y,C and St E,
2d pref..13
N and W . IS'
l^i Olede Oos . M
Lend .36%
Lead, prof.112'%
Minn. Iron _?
N E O . 514
Paclfiu Mall ... 51%
People's (las ,.iai',s
I'll! I ma n I'a I. ..ltd
N and W, pref. 06 Silver Cer.
N A C . OK S It und T .... I0V4
No. Pacific .62% Sugar .166%
N P. pref.7?% Sugar, pief. ...11?%
O and W . 27% T C Slid 1 ....59
O R and N _40 US Leather .. 7'?
OSE . ?? t: S L, nn f. .. 76%
P C 1st pref. .. U S Kublier .. 54'-.
r C, 2d pref. .. 6il U S It, pref. ..116%
Plttshurg .ISO I West. Union .. 04%
Rending .2414 Federal Steel .
Reading, 1st pre 6614' F S, pref.
It C- W . - A S nnd \V. .. 69%
R li W. prof. .. 76% A H and VV.pre 101%
Rock Island _HSV Con Tob, 10
tat Ij und S F .. IP-. (.' T C, pref. .. S9
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New York. April 5.?Money on call
strong nt G<fr !?7 per cent.; lost loan at
6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper;
3 Vi ff 14 V* Per cent. Sterling exchange
firmer with actual business in bonkers
bills at 4.86%?4.Sfl% for demand and at
4.84%?4.84% for s!x:y days. Posted
rates. 4:85(54.85% and 4.8704.87%, Com?
mercial bills. 4.83<g>4.$3%. liar silver,
C9%. Mexican dollars, 47%. Govern?
ment bonds weojc; State bonds strong;
railroad bonds Irregular.
BOND MARKET.
T'nlted Slates 8's .107:4
Vn'ie.i States now -t's, reg.I20%fi'l29%
United Statt s lo w j's. coup. .. 12?!, 1 itt?-,
United States is . I12%i<112%
United States 4's, coup.lilt ',1114'
United states 2'a . 991 ?
United States 5'b, reg. 113 AII3%
United Slates 5's coup.111! <(? 113-"*k
District 3-65's . 117
VirgiiMn centuries . $4%
Virginia defern 1 . to.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, April 5.?Flour more nc
tlvo and lu-ld higher on the ad van ?>? in
wheat .Minnesota patent, $3.95$) $ 1.20.
Rye Flour dull. Corn Meal firm; yellow
Western, 84@85c. Rye quiet; No. "2. 04c.
Wheat, spot, firm; No, 2 red, 82%c. Corn
spot, firm; No. 2. 42 1 I '.'????. Oats, snot,
quiet; No. 2, 33@33%c. Beef steady. Cut
Meants steady. Lard firm; We tcrri
steamed, $5.G5{T$0.60; April, $5.62%
nominal; refined, firm. Pork quiet. But?
ter steady; Western creamery, 16(9
21 %???.; do factory. 12<g>14%c; El gins,
21%-c; imitation creamery, I2%<j$18%c;
state dairy, )4%?20c. Cheese st< idy;
large white. 12@>14c. Eggs quiet; State
and Pennsylvania, 13c.; Western fresh
12%@13c; Southern. 12012%?. Cotton
Seed Oil; prime summer yell, w, 26c.
Spot Coffee, Rio, dull but steady; No.
7 Invoice. 8%C.; No. 7 jobb',!:;;. 6%c;
mild, quiet and steady; Cordova, s-,i ; ?'
Sugar, raw. streng and tending Ho?
ward: fair refining, 3 IG-lOc.; centrifu?
gal, !?G tost, !%c.; molasses sugar, 3
13-K!c.; refined, strong,
TRUCK MARKET.
New York. April B, -Potatoes quiet;
New York-. $1.5O0$2.SO; Long Islnnd,
$2:00?$2.50; Sweets, Jersey, $2.000
$3.50. Cabb.-tg..- quiet; domestic, $4.00?
$10.00.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore, April 6.?Flo?r quiet, un?
changed.
Wheat unsettled; No. 2 red. spot and
month, 75%<S76c.; May, 76?76%c.; June,
76c; duly. 76c, asked; Southern wheat
by sample, 70076%;
Corn very firm; mixed spot and the
month. 38%038%c; May. 38%038%c;
June. 39@39%c.;' Southern white corn.
4J?4i>-' c.
Oats dull: No. 2 white. 3503r?%c.
Rye firmer; No. 2 nearby, 67%c. sales;
No. 2 Western, 59%c.
CHICAGO MflRKBT.
Wheat, Corn. Oats, TTovls-lom. larJ, Short
Mis Etc.
Chicago, April 5.?Heavy covering by
wheat shorts to-day on sensational bad
crop reports caused a jump of -Vic. u
bushel in prices. At the ? los..- May
showed a net advance of 10H6c. Corn
was dragged up reluctantly by the
buoyancy of wheat, recovering from a
%c. loss to lie. gain. Oats Improved M
0V4c. Provisions advanced 15c. and lard
and ribs 5c. each, i
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Clos.
Wheat No. 2?
.May . 72?4 73?? '>Ts 73
July . 7-' i 73 "?'?'.< 72%
Coin No. 2?
May . :?i"s SSVp 34V? 35
July . S.v.;, 35% M>%
Sept. 3U14 36% 35% 3G?i
Oats No. 2?
May . SOU 2ft?*, . 26-M
July . 2'.'? 20 25%
Mess Pork, per barrel -
Mav .9.12'- '?>.-"? f'.'Ci !>?-??
July .9.25 !'?!'' '?' -1 9.3714
Ijird. per 100 pounds?
?Mav. 5.2;>a 6.32?* 5.25 B.30
July . 5.40 5.45 5.40 5.45
Kept.r...V> 5.60 5.62V4 5.1?
Short lt.bs, per lue pounds
May .4.7."i 4.v? 4.72?i 4.SO
July .4.S7'.-j 4.02% 4.1>5 4.f2-.i
Cash quotations were as follows:?
Flour dull, unchanged; No. 2 spring
wheat. 69?70V?c.; No. 3 spring wheat,
64070c.: No. 2 red, 72'{.c; No. 2 corn,
34034 He; No. 2 outs, 27c; No. 2 white.
29V4?30?,4c; No. 3 white. 2S>... ui 21",c.;
No. 2 rye, 63 Vic; No. 2 barley, 39047c;
No. 1 flax seed. $1.20. new $1.23>?; prime
Timothy seed. $2.35: mess pork, per
bbl., $9.15019.20: lard, per 100 lbs.,
$5.22V&@$5.25; short ribs sides, (loose).
$4.50?$4.90; dry salted shoulders (box?
ed) 4%?4VaC.; short clear sides (boxed),
$5.00{p$5.10; whiskey, distillers' finished
goods, per gal., 91.20; sugars, cut loaf,
$f..s:i: granulated, *:>.33.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm: creams, lfii
20c: dairies, ll'.i'it 13c; eggs, steady;
fresh. ll%e.
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington, N. C, April 5.?Spirit*
turpentine, nothing doing. Rosin linn,
ic.e. crude turpentine, nothing doing.
Tar Btcndy, $1.
Charleston, s. C, April 5.?Turpen?
tine lit m, 39c. Rosin steady and un?
changed.
Savannah, Ca., April 6.?Spirits tur?
pentine tliin, 39c. Rosin linn and un?
changed
The Cotton Markets.
NBW YORK, COTTON MARKET.
New York, April 5.?The cotton mar
el opened steady at an advance of l?2
points, but for. tho rest of the forenoon
and the greater part of the afternoon
showiii Insignificant further variations,
with business quiet, of an evening up
character and small at that. WllCthOI
bullish or bearish purport, news
from abroad and the South failed sig?
nally to appreciably influence senti?
ment which, in the main, was favora?
ble to a contraction rather than a
broadening of ventures. Tho feature of
operations wa.s the buying of May and
August contracts by Liverpool and
Continental representatives, who sub?
sequently sold the new crop positions.
Local longs, notably Wall street bouses,
supplied cotton wanted for nearby de?
livery and took a fresh bold in tli? more
distant mouths, these latter purchases
being chiefly in Oc tober and January.
Scalpers were indifferent and took prac
tically no part in the day's doings In
the pit. Tho closing was quiet and
Bteady, with prices 1 point higher to a
lower- Considering our softness
yesterday, initial English news was ot
marked bullish tenor, but as a counter?
balance to this factor were rep -i ts from
I Southern spot markets to the effect that
offerings were quite urgent, even at a
lhadc lower prices, with demand mca
|grc, except for high grade staples. Tin
?ealhcr was about a stand off.
New York, April 5.?Cot [on futures
opened steady, April, 5.77: May, 5.S1;
June, 5.86; July and August, 5.91; Sep?
tember, 5.90; October. 5.93; November,
5.95; December, 5.97; January. 6.00; Feb?
ruary, 6.04; Mdrch; (1.06.
Futures closed quiet and steady.
April, 5.76; May, .LSI; June. 5-86; July
und August, 5.91; September, 5.S7; Octo?
ber. 6.92; November, 5.93; December,
5.96; January. 6.00; February, 6.02.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands.
t> 3-166.; middling gulf, u 7-16c-; Bales,
?M>0 bales.
New York. April 5.?Cotton quiet;
middling, 6 3-ltic; net receipts, 3S0
bales; gross. 2,627 bales; sales, 300 bales;
stock. 149,562 bales.
Total to-day.?Net receipts, 13,477
bales; exports to Great Britain, 19,951
hates; to Frniice, 1,200 bales; to the
Continent. ti,4I0 bales; stock, 777,??7
bales.
Consolidated.?Net receipts. 17,2m;
bales; exports to Great Britain, 21.0S3
bales: to FTanco, 7.1-G0 bales; to tin
Continent, B.951 bales.
Total Blnce September 1st.-- Net re?
ceipts. 7,632,255 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 3,14s,cos bnles; to France, 664,
7ii2 bales; to the Continent, 2,366,164
bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. April 6.?Cotton futures
dull: April, 5.58; May. 5.6205.63; June
5.6705.69; July, 6:6805.69; August,
6.6505.66; September, 6.6505.67; Octo?
ber, f>.?4ffj S.fit".: November. 5.6406
December, 6.6705.69.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool. April 5.?I p. m.?Cotton,
spot, fair dem.nid: prices easier; Amer?
ican middling, "Vd.
The sales of the day were 10,000
bales, of which 1,500 were for specula?
tion nnd export and included ?,600
American.
Receipts. ll.finO bales, including 9,200
Aim rlcan.
Futures opened quiet, with a modi
rate demand, ami closed ?tutet at the
I advance. American middling:
April. :i I9:64d., buyers; A pi I nn i May
3 !9-64d., buyers; .May and June. : 19-64
20-64d., Hellers; June nnd July, .1 19-64
I 03 20-64d., buyers; July and August, :i
I 19-6403 20-64d., buyers; August and
September. :t 19-6403 20-64d., sellers;
September and October, :i l9-f>4d.. Iniv
srs; October nnd November, :i i- 6403
I9-6ld., buyers; November and 11 com?
ber, 3 18-6403 l9-64d., sell i i Decem?
ber and January, i> 646T3 10-471?]
sellers; January and February 3 | :t
lilt 19-64d.i sellers; February and
March, 3 19-64d., s Hers.
Norfolk Cotton Market.
Norfolk. Va.. April 5. M
\7-?no, .Nominal. Firm.
(.' ad inldd.ing .i \ r,iz
Milddlng .r, '
l aw middling .0-'.'", f, ';
Gor.d ordinary .|> 1 ,
I Bales! n*i
COTTON R ECE1PTS
Thro. Local. Total
Norfolk & Southern . ? 63 G3
Atlantic & Duuvlllo . ? 11 11
Norfolk & Carolina . ? l i
Canals. ? o 6
Total . ? si SI
AMONG OUR COTTON M ION.
Receipts nt United States ports yes-]
terday were 13.477 bales, against 14,005
bales lust year.
Now York future market closed quiet
and steady, new crop months declining
1 to 2 points, old crop months advanc?
ing 1 point. May, 6.8105.82; August,
5.9105.02; October. 5.0206.93.
Bur silver in London unchanged?
2T'ivl.?against 20d. last year.
Rcceil ts at N( W Orleans to-day cstl
inuted at 10.000 to 15,000 bales, against
1,804 bales last year.
II Ipts at lions',,n to-day estimated
n( 3,700 to 3,800 bales, against 1.S69
bales last year.
New Orleans future market declined
1 point. .May, 5.02.
New Orleans future market closed to?
day?legal holiday.
Liverpool future market closed quiet
nl practically unchanged prices. Spot
sales. 10,000 bales, against 15,000 bales
last year.
NORFOLK MflRKETS.
For Grain. itdy, Groceries, Provision
Qttolnl Ions nt a it ii 11's ul e Prien*, ntt
lenn mitten ltp himixl, ami |u in? aro
Hiibjecl to nuciiiutloii tu nun in t.
GRAIN, MAY. ETC.
mux?Whit p. 41c: from store, 45c;
mixed, 40c; from .store, 43c.
MILL FEED?Market steady: bran,
from store, $16.00: middling, from store,
il7.no; shlpstufT. 117.lO.
OATS?Steady; mixed, 37c : white, 35c.
HAY?No. I, $11.50 to $12.00 per ton; No.
2, ($11.00 per ton. from store.
MI I.I.ED RICK?As to grades?to
O^e.
ROUGH RICE?65073c. per bushel.
TEAM TS AND PEAS.
PBANUT8 Market nominal; fancy,
3V|C.; strictly prime, 3%c; prime, 3c: cm- |
mon, 2-V2'ie.: Spanish, >7,^c per bushel.
PEAS?Blackeyc. n< w $2.50 per bag.
COUNTltY PRODUCE. PRUITS, ETC
POULTRY?Live, steady; chickens, old
."?i.e.- : spring chickens, steady, at is*i
22c; ducks, mud, 20c.; turkeys, live, 120
He; dressed, 14016c.
EitdS Steady, at lie. per dozen.
BUTTER?Qood country, 12 to lie
HAMS?Quiet; Smlthflcld, old, 12015c.;
fancy, new. I2V4014C; Virginia country,
1O0I2V&C.; good .North Car..Una, I'd 12' .e."
POTATOES?Northern seed, $2.5003.00;
Nellie rn while. J2.25 p r bag; new sweots
llnyman, Wc.5ifl.0U p. r ban el; yellow, $1.00
01.20.
CABBAGE?$2.75173.60 per barrel.
ONIONS?$2.750X00 per barrel.
APPLES?Northern, $5.0005.69 per bar?
rel.
LEMONS?$3.00 per box.
PEACHES?None.
LIMES?$1.60 per reck.
PINE APPLES-3 to 12c; Florida, $1.51
to $4.00 per case.
BANANAS?Por bunch. EOc.0$l.GO.
COCOANUTS?100 to bag, J3.00.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES ? Seadllngs,
I$3.0003.25; Jamaica, $3.00 per box; navels,
!3.7."!y I CO per box.
GHOCERlES.
FLOUR?Market advanced in cents nnd
strong; spring wheat, fancy patent, $4.60;
winter wheat, standard patent. $1.25; win?
ter Wheat, half patent, $3.90; Vinter wheat,
best straight, natcnt, $3.80; winter wheat.
st straight, Si.7?; winter wheat, family,
j $;',.0o; Winter wheat, fair t ) good grades
of extra, ill.GO; winter wheat, super $3.00'?i
$.10.
MEAL?Per bag 100 lbs., $1.03; 90 lb.
bbgs, t'7o.
COFFEE?Java, 2157201'.: do., Lagunra,
12013c.; choice Rio. 19%01t%c; prime, do.,
100'IOVlc.; fair, do., 909%c.; common, do.,
7%@S%c.
BUTTER?Prime to eholre grades. Jlc.J
fair to good grades, 20 to 21c; fair grades,
IS to l!?c
CHEESE?Firmer; large fail cream,
12'i.c; small full cream, 13c.
SUGAR?Market steady. Out of town
prices dependent on delivery rates to
dliT-rent points: Granulated, 6-lb bags.
5.2$; Powdered, 6.28: Fine Granulated, .0.2:'.;
Standard Granulated, 6.23; Confectioners'
A, ."? 1?; Contennlul B. 4.".",; California II.
1 35; Franklin Extra C, 4.nr.; Keystone
I Extra C. 4.2S; American Extra C 4.2*;
I Centennial Extra C, 4.2-.; paper packages,
I Granulated, 6.29; 2-lb. paper packages,
iranululcd, 5.20.
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES ?Market
firmer nt the advance: syrup, good to
1 nolce, 20C22! lower gra.lf syrup. 12TJ15;
hiolusses, Porto Rico, 20Q2Sc.; molasses,
ubaii. ncno: Now Orleans, fair to choice,
6 to 50; common. 12 to 14
PROVISIONS.
BULK MEATS?Market higher nnd
rirni: d> sides. &>,405V&e.; bcJIIos, eastern,
'<c ? bellies, western. 5%ljj'6%C.
DRY SALTED l< IWLES?4C.
PORK PLATES- I . ?
IIA.M PORK?Per barrel, J10 50.
{:' 50.
LARD?Pure butchers'^ In Htccr. 6%c;
compound lierc.es. 4V'j5e.; 80-lb; tugs und
50-lb. tins 'ie. more;
WOOi. -llnvrssncd. ISc; bulky, j to 7c.
lei ?rashc 1 wool 26c : black. l2Sjc. tu 16c
HIDES -O 8.. 7%; green. 6%; dry tint.
14; dtv ?all. 11%: dnmnsed 7.
SALT PISH.
HERRING?New Hastrrn Cross, per
I barrel, none: mullets, i' u 10. kegs, $3.75;
spots, 100-lb. k,t;s. *3i5; lliacketel, fat .No.
2 $21.00.
FRESH PI MIL
Spot?, J2 CO p-r hundred'; croake rs, por
pound I* : Taylors. 4c per round, gun
:. 1 per pound .". to 4c: baking lish. per
pound, i' 10 6c : lloiinders, per pound. 3 to
lc ; idteopshead, 5 to 6c ; blueflsh. 4 to ?c
per pound; speckled trout, 5 to 0c.: largn
i rock, per pound, 10 10 )2%c.: v-*n rock. 5
to Cc.; Spanish mackarel. ISc
PORT CALF,
FOR THE MONTH ' IF APRIL, 1S99
CALCULATED FOR U. S. NAVY
YARI'. NORFI >K. VA.
STANDARD TIME.
Diy ! Son lil.WnlerjL. Water
M| Week jRI. |Sct|A.M|P.M|A.M|P.M
P?v?t 7. '..!5:r0 6:2Si o7l7ll2:36j ?:I0| 6:50
2 S in .5:49|6:29 1:17 1:40 7:45] 7:55
;. >.| .11 .5:1^ 6:2U| 2:2ii, 2:57j S:5li 9:06
4 Tu, -;..':?'. '.:3t., 3:37, 4:1?; 9:5?| 10.20
6 \v. I . 5:44 0:31 4:16 5:24 11:01 11:29
C I hurs . 6:43 6:33 5:50 6:12 12:00,-,
7 Frl ..15:1116:33 0:4-;; 7.op u:2tH2.5l |
S.S. it .5:.V? 0:21 7:::?:. 7:53 l:2>l|l:l0l
:? Sun.'5:37 G::!5, S:24, S:|0, 2:I5| 2:24 j
hi Men . 5:36 6:36 !?:10, &:27 3:0;t ;{;0S
I! rues .I-.::-'. 6:37' !?:5., H?:12| 3:50; 3:50
12 \\, I,. 5:34 0:37 10:37 10:59 4:35, 4:34 I
I:-' -1 luira.5:52 0:::S 11:2! ! 1:10 5:20 f.:D ;
14 Pri.;5.:'.1 0:121- 12am G:nv 0;o5
15 S?( . 5:30 6:40 0:35' 1 ;02| 6:561 7:00 i
lOjSun.5:2S6:41 l:27i 2:01 7:40 7:53
i:\i.n .5:27 o:C 2:21 3:?il S:4I 8:531
?-;.-; . 5:20 0:12 3:21; 4:0.". !':35 !l:.54 !
;?. . 5:246:41 1:15 4:54 10:2710:50
SOI Thuns.5:2-: o.i:. .".:(?-; 5:i::> li:ii 11:41
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Visible rising nnd celling; the observer s
e>. ?,.?> feet above sca-levcl and view un?
obstructed.
!? the tide columns, Ph. CCm. '.s mid?
night; 12 h 00m. Is noon.
Small ti'ic-, rangO 1.5 to 2 2 feet rtsr;
average ti.Ds. 2.3 to 2 0 fert; great tides.
3 . :. . 5 f.-.-i. Gales from north 10 cast
cause extreme high tides'.
MOO.V8 PHASES: _ I
Phase" j rayjllouij Mni.j Period. 1
\>w~M?on .. ..I 5 1 I 21 lEyonlng
K Qu utcr ... 17 05 43 jMorn ng
?ei Vfntirt ? 25 2 22 Morning
Third ?tcr .\ 2 1 I I ? lEvcnlng
SHIPPING REPORT.
Forclsu ?ml ? ""'in 11 ?>.
fj April 5, 1899. ii . i ?
x R ?- UM! s
arrivals.
Sehr. C. Insley, Baltimore, light.
British stmp. Cralgearn, Kirkwood,
New York, to load.
British stmp- Victorious, Thompson,
New York, to coal.
Sehr. .Marlon ltockhill, Cramer, New
York, light.
Sehr. Isaac Ovcrton, Trim, New York,
light.
Sehr. Grace Van Duzen, -, Phila?
delphia, light.
Sehr. Robert S. Graham, Valentino,
Maine, ice.?to Suffolk and proceeded.
Sehr. Henry Pitts, Primrose, Balti?
more, light.
Sehr. 1* Q. C. Wlshart, Cenedlc. Bal?
timore, light.
Sehr. George C. a. Travis, Whofttlcy,
Raltlmore, 'coal.
American sunn. St. Orolx, -, to O.
D. S. S. Co., New York.
CLEARED.
British stmp. Craigearn, Kirkwood,
St. Lucia, coal.
British stmp. Victorious, Thompson,
Hamburg.
Sehr. Mat tie Newman, Loveland, New
York, pine wood.
Sehr. Emily T. Cottlngham, Saunders,
Jamaica.
SAILED.
British stmp. Strainlondale, Hick,
Dunkirk, France.
British stmp. Monterey, Parry, Liver?
pool.
British stmp. Brator, Hood, Stettin.
Sehr. George E. Walcott, Reed, Port?
land.
Sehr. Albert Mason, Gale, New York.
Tug K. T. Williams, towing bge. Mary
C. and Thomas McNally, Sloop and
Frcderlcksburg, Baltimore and Chesa?
peake (!lty.
Tug Isabella, Dempsey, towing bge.
Pnmllco, Baltimore.
Tug A. B. Covlngton, towing bges.
Maggie Donaldson. McLaln, E. A. Sow
der and Thomas Strann. Scotland nnd
City Point.
Tug Virginia Ehrmann, towing bttcs.
E. E. Jackson No. !> and another. Phil?
adelphia.
Tug Curtln, towing bges. Jos. It.
Tucker, Baltimore, Edwards, McLean,
and James Blades. Philadelphia.
Tug F. K. Esherick, towing five
barges. Philadelphia.
ALBEM A RLE AND CHESAPEAKE
< 'AX AT.. ARRIVALS.
NORTHBOUND.
Stmr. Lucy, merchandise, North Car?
olina to Norfolk.
Stmr. C. w. Pettlt. merchandise,
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. W. B. Rogers, merchandise.
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. Bel Virginia, towing. North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. Manist.ee, towing, North Caro
niln to Norfolk.
Sehr. ('base, lumber, North Carolina
to Norfolk.
Sehr. L. R. Waring, corn. North Car?
olina, to Norfolk.
Sehr. Hulda, shingles, North Carolina
to Baltimore.
Stmr. Juniper, raft logs, North Caro?
lina to Norfolk.
SOUTHBOUND.
Stmr. Grace Titus, towing, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Barge W. J. Melivalne, light, Norfolk
to North Carolina.
Stmr. Columbia towing, Philadelphia
to North Carolina.
Barge Venus, light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Barge Jupiter, light. Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Barge Vilnnova, light, Philadelphia
to North Carolina,
Barge Orion, light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Barge Mercury, light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Stmr. It. E. Bee. light, Philadelphia to
North Carolina.
Stmr. W. s. Cahlll, towing, Philadel?
phia to North Carolina.
Barge Mnnlstee, phosphate, Philadel?
phia to North Carolina.
Barge E. I\. Dale, light, Philadelphia
to North Carolina.
Stmr. C. W. Pettit. merchandise.
Norfolk to North Carolina.
SImr. W. B. Rogers, merchandise.
Norfolk to North Carolina.
Stmr. Mnnlstee, towing. Norfolk to
North Carolina.
Sehr. .T. H. Elliott, light, Norfolk to
North Carolina.
i
importers of a Larae Lot
?OF FIRST-CLASS ?
SPUN OAKUM.
J. M. JORDAN &, CO.,
Water street ntul I'.oar.oke Hock.
VIRGINIA: IX Till: CLERK'S OF
llce of the Court of Law and Chan?
cery of the city of Norfolk, on the liith
day of March. 1899, in vacation:
M. L T. Davis and II. D. Thomas,
partners, trading as M. I.. T.
Davis *- Company .Plaintiffs.
vs.
W. C. Lovelace and Clay Keeney,
partners trading as Lovelace &
Keeney .Defendants.
IN ASSUMPSIT.
Tho object r,f this suit i.i to recover of
the said Lovelace ti Keeney a sum of
money am tinting to Thre? Hundred and
Fifty Dollars ($330.00), with interest
theieon from March illh, IS99, at six per
centum per annum until paid, owing by
said l?ovela?? ?? Keenly to the said M. L
T. Davis Company and now due and
DAvahlo to them, and to attach certain
property of raid Lovelace <t- Krenry In
lite possession of the New York, Philadel?
phia and Norfolk Railroid Company.
Affidavit having been made that the
said W. C. Lovelace and Clay Keeney
are not residents of this state, tho said
W 11. Loveluco ami (.'lay Keeney are
hereby required to appear In the Clerk's
Offlco of the Court of l/aw and Chancery
of the city of Norfolk, Virginia, within
llfb ?:> (15) days after due publication
hereof, and to do what may be necessary
to protect their Interest, and It ;s or
U<r.d that this oidrr be published and
posted according to law.
A copy. Teslc:
JUMPS A COLE MAN,
Deputy Clerk.
TMOS. W. SI 1 ELTON, p. q.
mhl6-ltaw-lw
CIlilehe?ter'? Rnffllnh DlaaionJ nranft
Original ?ml Onlj Genuine,
tn , . ,., ....... uoill ?
DmilLI for CMcKciltrt gnflfh Pf f
?,m<m"< SrnnWIl Roil >?> a?'-i "H?lllo\
Iimim. ???iei ?Ii? Mm ril'bo?. T -tie
l Ol iii r. ?-ful? rf?np?r*uJ #u??m?
'l(?ni?.i* i-vi?f(.r... At Pf?Stltl?,or?
la il,mi>l f?r r??l"!'?" l"ll"?o?l?l< ?"
"Uslier for I.oillt?." ">'"<"?? *t rrt*n
fw Moill. i 0,000 |..liie.??l?.i. WmMf r.\rf
11.? til Ueti tlrntl." IMWl.AOA. I*A.
DO YOU KNOW
WH7.T ?
RENOVATING HAIR mattresses.
Wo have all kind* in stock, and made
of best naaU,da.sllard F ?rtoWN
UJ Main street.
I. G. WADE & GO,,
25t-2o5 MAIN STREET,
Have for Sale this Week.
Acreage adjoining the city to cut In lots.
100 lots In tho suburbs, cheap.
Location on water, 7 acres, house and
orchard.
Small house with 1 acres, on water, ad?
joins the city.
If so, we have one having every modern
convenience, just completed. Will sell at
cost.
Another model homo In Ghent. Call
and ace us about It.
la small Houses for sale at very reason?
able prices, in Brambleton.
INVESTORS.-Sce us and will show you
property paying 10 to 20 per cent, on the
prlco asked.
Desk room for rent in our office.
Do you want to sell any property cheap
for cash? It ro, we have the customer. '
F-. GRHNDY
42 rohnokb dock
wholesale and retail
DEALERS IN
HAY, GRAIN, STRAW
?AND?
MILL F=OED
Large stork on hand nnd In transit.
SELECTED SEED OATS AND SB Kir)
RYK IN STOCK.
NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY ALWAYS ON
11 AN D.
We have on hand a fresh supply of?
.GOOfl Pi i ? VMM.
HaTlng roeently put In a spl ttlng ma.
chine we now make no extra charge for
splitting.
Persons nnvltig wood staves frill dj
wed t? order
Hard Wood
from us.
COAL of ALL KIND 3
and b"st quality, nt lowest market prlc?
u at whr.lesnlo and retail.
No l&e Uj.Hi St.. Norfolk Vn_
Just Received
A fresh supply of llu
celebrated
KANAWHfl SPLINT
The superior of r.? grate coals
VVe are ihr* sole agents.
?80.W.Taylnr&C8.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers i:i
ANTHRACITE
AND BITUMINOUS
COAL. .
61 GRAN BY ST. 'Phone M
' CENTRAL WHARF. 'Phone 137
HARD WOOD !
IN CAR LOAD LOTS
Jmsst Keoeivetl.
T he bfst for Wood Heaters, seasoned
or green. Deliver any quantity.
CHAS. E. SCOTT & CO.
200 LOVITT AVENU>.
Old Phone 251. New Thone ll"i
Norfolk Iron Works,
GE0. W. DUVAL & CO.,
NO. 15 WATER STREET. NORFOLK.
ENGINES. BOILERS, SAWMILL and
nil kinds of machinery of the nin t mi
proved patterns. Also repairing ai the
shortest notice ''articular attention to
steamboat work. DUVAL'S PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRULES are tho
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler
tubes. They enn be Inserted in a few
minutes by any engineer, and are war?
ranted to stop leaks._
Henry Walke
SAW MILL,
And Railroad Supplies,
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY
"Giant" nnd "Giant Pinner." Leather
Relting. ?'Giant," "Granite " nnd "Shaw
nut" Rubber Reltlns.
Agent for Knowles' Steam Pumping
Machine._octl-tf
0 <^ o <j> <o o o <?> -o <??<?'? <; o <?>? -<v o
1 reeves wood PULLEYS |
$ ?WILL NOT? I
? slip on the shaft. |
?the PORFeR-McNEAL c0.|
Al'CTION NA MIS-TUIN DAY.
By the Morris Auction House, 44 Wash?
ington street, opposite new market.
JARGE TRADE SM.K OF PRY
_J Gtaoos, Clothing, Gents' Furnlsh'tig
Gooda. ?hoefl, ?cc., at our auction huii-o
this (Thursday) morning at 10
o'clock. Eule positiv?.
U_It H. MORRIS. Mar.ogcr,
AtltriOS NAI.KS-FUTVitl-: DAY.
By tho Morris Auction Home.
PAWNBROKERS' SALE.
Wo will sell for account of the Prank
fort Loan Company, at their loan office,
corner (>r Mo n and i'hurch strebt, com
mcntfng MONDAY KVKNINU April tho
10th. ;u t.:;i) o'clock all tho unredeemed
pledges, consisting or Gold und Silver
Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Clocks Pis?
tols. Guns, Musical Instruments; cloth?
ing. Bicycles, etc. All pl.dgcs not called
lor will positively be xulil.
R. R.MORRIS,
ni?2-7t
WHITE <5t GO.
REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AGENT
NO. 31 RANK STREET.
<t4 W. llrambleton.
123 Wood at.
127 Walke st.
220 Holt.
?'.'S I lute.
15 Queen st.
SO Brown.
Ofllcvs on Main Jfc
(Iranby sts.
Craydon ave.
175 Brewer.
105. ;ii2 Levitt ave.
217. Rose.
66 Franstln ave.
IIS Yarmuutl
(April 1st.)
"lOl-j^G Freemason.
Pool st.. A. C.
36 Dartmouth st.
Franklin ave.
145 Yarmouth st.
ROOMS.
JC7 Church st.
:i73 Church St.
M Bermuda st.
nicely furnished
rooms on Tazcwell
st. (will rent uii
' furnished.)
I'artl>s having rooms to rent would do
well to list with ns. Rooms always In
demand.
We have cottages at Ocean View and
Virginia Peach fur rent. Come early and
get your cfhoice.
REAL ESTATE ft RENTAL AGENTS.
3d RANK STREET. 'I'HONK 749.
DWELLINGS. ,
!>l Holt st , $30.
Bute, *is.
123 Gray den ave, 123
317 Wtlloughby, $l&
ins B. Park, 120.
162 S. Kelly, ?13.50.
123 Wood, $23.
::ii Boush, furnished
$25.00.
iss Maple, i rsoms,
y,.j>.
STORES,
nx; ami SOS Water.
j::7 Church, $"?>.
7 Bank. $15.
Corncc Cook and>.-, Oothmerclsi pi.
Rowland, modern!
Improvements, ?is in Church, 530.
pa Kelly ave. St.iV). 'Ter cieireh, $!'.(?>.
h<> Chapel, $12.60. |6S Nicholson, $12.
Collage at Ocean View. moo.
Property for .sale in und around tho
1 MONEY TO LOAN.
TT, F. Rogers,
ROOMS 211 AND 212 COLUMBIA BUILD
INO. GIIA.NI1V STREET.
8TOREE.
Warehouse Ncs. -it and 43 Woodsldo Lane.
Other* over the Business Men's Associa?
tion.
Stoia No. 10 Nlvlson street.
Stores Nos. '(17 and l^J Water street.
Nos 73 and ^.^ Commerce street
Ofllccs: Granby. Hank and Commerce sts.
Store and dwelling No. 21 Queen street,
Store 270 Water street.
DWELL! NGR
Dwelllna- No. 4 Btwchwood I'lace.
Dwelling No. 32 NVirth street.
Dwelling No. 621 Bute sireet.
Dwelling No. 4'.'l Main street,
Dwelllnu No 126 U'ah street,
Dwelling No. 2ii7 Brewer street,
l'lve new brick dwellings on Yarmouth
street, ull modern conveniences.
Dwelling on Dtllrcc I'lace
Dwelling Olney Roi a. Ghent.
Dwellli.i; No 122 Freemason street.
Two iuciiiiu with bath, Oranby street.
W. H. H. TRICE & CO
REAL ESTATE & RENTAL AGENTS,
COR. LANK AND PLUME STS.
RESIDENCES.
FOB RENT
ii Church.
) Main.
C51! Clinton at.
City
;:?<! Fenchurch.
673 Main.
S01 Tutistal avenue.
CS Wood.
Mowbry Arch.
Ghen...
ISO Bermuda, Mar. I
HI Reservoir.
Church,
l Houses on Forte.
The W1I1IS House
Franklin ave.
133 York st.
i ii .? ,'don nv? Ghent. I
Hardy House. Gtiart
Qlelllian Honsel
Ghent.
FLATS.
I 683 Main.
101 Bank
j ru2 Brambloton ave.
Shields.
15 Talbot,
Nee house on the
'aC4tVacre Farm, good buildings, three miles
from Norfolk.
Also rx S00-acre Farm, good buildings,
Kenisvillo station.
OFFICES,
I Main.
STOHF.fi
Campbell Wharf,
c lliapcl und QueCi
.521 Church,
191 Commercial.
4.>r. Church,
New .store
Hall Avenue.
.If'2 Church.
Jnines and High.
G6 Church street,
dwelling abovo.
:inircti.
Main st.
Church,
suburbs with
neas
live
BYRD, BALDWIN 6c CO.,
RK>TAt. A GEN I'M. K OO UK 33 AND 31
i, y |>I>1 <? !'<>> t'l : - -'l '-<?,
liliA.N ?V NTHK1CT,
FOR RENT.
10S Falkland, J7.P0.
no Falkland, $6.50.
7u7 Tunstail, $7.
r, Cecelia $4.50
721 Church, $5.00.
725 Church, $5.00.
725 Church, $4.50.
STORES.
Church. JiO.oo.
?37 Church. $10.00.
S2 Lank. $1000.
Crescent, Go commercial, 173.
-? $50.00. Oranby, J2...00.
macs Graydon Granby, $10.0?.
.. Ghent, $25. OFFICES.
Warchoiiso and of?
fices cor. Water
and Payette, $S3.34
DWELLINGS.
110 Corp:-, w, JO.
c:t Corprow, $11.
Ml Falkland, il"?.
(38 Reservoir, $?.
136 Mu le. $12.50.
216 Front, A. C, $15.
Mabry Arch. Ghent.
>;.,, "n.
Crescent,
j: ? oo
Warren
Ghent,
Warren
Oh< nl.
2 llOUt
ave..
1S2 Cumberland. $25.|
73 Falkland $22.50.
23 Ni.cn. A. C , $?.
tri c. rel a ave. $ti.f,o.;]05 Oranbv $15.00.
27 ('?? ?...: ave, $H.;.0.! 117 Main $10 each.
203 Granvlllo ave. $9.L|e0 Main, stables. $5
ROOMS
Front st.. <7.0O.
132 Maple $6.60.
210 Prlnceta Anne,
402 Main. $12.50.
West Building, cor.
Main and Church,
Il.-uldinmon Build?
ing; cor. Granby
and City Hall avo.
W. R. FEHTRESS & SOU,
General Real Estate and Rental Agents
is bank STREET. SECOND FLOOR.
FOR KENT
DWELLINGS. I STORES.
ICer. Church and
Charlotte stre. is,
434 Church st., $80.
Bldg. eor. Water
ind Madison sts.,
?.>>.
Livery stable;
65 L'nloii St.,
1st.
FIATS.
122 Highland
No.
May
22 High st.. n e w,
with modern im?
provements, $13
20 Arlington place,
modern improve
incuts, $13.
House on Graydon
ave.. $2.'..
[louse on Olney
Load. Ghent.
30 Drown st. J20.
205 Brown ave, $10.
ri7 Rose ave., (bath 274 .lame
roomi. $1S. 123 Kctl?y ave.,
?4 vin; nia St., *io..",o C00 w. Bramuietqn
HI Itute r,t. I ave.. $S
?03 E. llrambleton 605 E. Brambleton
ave, $10. I nve.. $5.
22fl Windsor ave, $11.1 Oli Falkland ave..
loo Bermuda st.. $11.: ?s:.i>.
TO INVESTORS.?Wo ofTer several
line bargains In good paying c:ty prop?
erty. Correspondence solicited.
ave.,
$5.
