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?^KoB^Kxchanio, Baals, Gnia,
Cotton, Provisions, Et 3.
These . Are Closing Sales
Each Day.
New York, Dec. 29.?Last night New
York showed rivpre symptoms of alarm
?.Over the rumors of itnancial diilicullies
Jti London than London itseii had done.
SRhlQ morning the New York market
ye about fifteen minute* of active
ying to overcome the- rather sharp
alines in the international stocks
iUlx haa resulted from the unsettled
.condition of allairs In London, grow
',lng out of the' announcement of actual
failures, resulting from the gamble in
West Australians and their subsequent
sfelutnp. The lower prices hero seemed
attraction' in themselves, and the
'jrressively sustained advanco in St.
on renewed reports of the entry of
Hill into an active share in the
anagement of the company and of
ttnee with other Northwestern
ads was a stimulating influence
throughout the whole 'list. Tito buying
of St. Paul itseif was on a very large
scale and the price rose to 147, leaving
the previous record price far behind.
The market sold on' a little before the
'bank statement, but renewed strength
appeared on the showing made by the
'?ank3, the expansion in loans being
lore than provided for by the increase
reserves of nearly six- million <I<>1
vrs-Which was considerable me.re than
was expected. The prinolp.il strength
3f the market was in high grade rail
i'iiad stocks. The high priced members
of the anthracite group were conspicu?
ous. The Northwestern stocks were
Suoyant. but the other grangers failed
to show much sympathy with St. Paul,
Northern Pnciflc, t'nion Pacific, Illinois
Central, Trunk Line. Wells Fargo, the
lubber stocks, National Tube und? lif?
ter early weakness, sugar and llrook
lyn -Transit were all strong features,
the advances running from - to 5
joints. These were weak spots until
he pressure of persistent profit inking
Jut firices were :> 1 >? >\ i- the early low
point, -and the realizing was well ab?
sorbed. There has been Increasing in?
terest in raiicvid bonds of lower grade
Issues and the volume of dealings has
approached high record figures. Pniird
"tittles relimiln.g -s advanced PTj ?TCF
4s \%; 3s l'{.: r.s 1', and new -is ?? per
cent, over the call prices of a week ago.
Total saios of slocks today were G7ti,7O0O
?b tires. -
Baltimore. Md.. Tee. 20. Seaboard
Common K" ,, ??: ?? ; S--:;j.oni d pld. 27
(i:2s; bonds, four's. 71
New York. Dec. 2t>.-Consolidated
jas'G; close. PI..',.
New York, Dec. 2!?.--Standard Oil
SCO (7 SCO.
Welts Kargo ....141
MISCELLANEOUS,
NEW YOP.K STOCK MARKET
Atchlson . I
Atchison. pref. Nv"
Haid, and Ohio si
dies, and Ohio IF
?. B nn?l Q ....If?'
ttJit. r.nd Nor. . .17!"
c C and St. 1, 7V
Del. and Hud. ..pp"
Ot. Nor., pref. ..':>?
Illinois Central AT.
Lake She:-- .'. 11
1 ouls. n ml Nn sli S71
Manhattan "L" in
Met. St. rt'y ...nn:
N? .1; Control
N. Y. Central ..115'J,
N apd W .15
N inn! W. pref. v.'
Pennsylvania - 147
St. Puul .n r,
fit. Paul. pref. ..1*7
Fo. Railway .... 21",
So. R'y. pref. ... 7:
EX, COMPAN'IKS
\mer. <"ot. Oil . 81
\ CO, href.93
A S und W .... 45>/i
A S und W. pre xs
.\m< r, Tobacco 111%
Amor. Tob,, pre Kt">
Brooklyn R. T. *~>~u
ron. Tobacco .. 30
Con. Tob.; pri f 921
?eri. Eleetrle ...l'jl
f'tu'haiio Sugar . ?l
Olu. Sugar, pref !H)
ini n'l Paper ... 28
Infu'l P.. pref. 74
National Rlxoult 37%
Nat. Biscuit, pre 91
Pacific Mall .... 4'iVi
Pullman Pal.
Sugar .143%
pref.
AdAtns .1M I . S. Leather .. l ;:
American .159 i 1". S. L.. pref. .. 77
United states ..55 West, Union ... S4
RriND MARKET.
New York. Dec. SO, 1010.
IT. S. 2's refunding, registered . 106%
United States 2's refunding, coupon., l
United Stntcs 2's, rcglstertd . -
United States .Ts. rcg.stered . ni'.fc
United States Ts, coup- n . HI'.
United States new 4'.--. registered _ r
United Slates new 4's, coupon . 1;1S<>
United Slates old 4's, registered _ lift ,
United States ol-l 4's, coupon. !17:,i
?riited Stales 5'.?., r< gis: -red . Ill',
United Slates 5'n. coup in . 114%
District of Columbia ?-05's . 12.
Virginia Centuries, bid . Oil
? NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
New York,'Dec. 2'.'. - Close: Money on
call steady at I per cent. Prime mer?
cantile, Gi'vC>% per cent. Sterling Ex?
change nominal, with actual business
in bankers' bills at 4.V?'ii 4. S3 for dc
,mand and nt 4.81fttff4.Sl% for sixty
flays.?pouted fine. ? mid 4.mi. t oia
jnorclal bills. 4.fO?U.M-Sl; silver certifi?
cates. C4'^@65; bar silver. 63%: Mexh an
dollars, P.O. Oovcrnment bonds, firmer;
State bofids, Inactive-; railroad bonds.
Irregular..
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, Dec. 20.?Flour, moio
J strongly held, but not nuotably hlghe
'' owing to absence of demand; Mlnnr
/sota patents, $3.90<?i<4.20; winter pat?
ents. S0.ii0ifi3.90. Lye Flour, quiet; fair |
to good, J2.806T;;.L"i. Corn Meal, quiet:
yellow Western, Sse. Hurley, dull;
feeding, 4s'.i i. Parley Malt, dull:
Western, 6?<S17?e. Wheat, spot market
? firmer; No. 2 red. 89c. Corn, spot
firmer: No. 2. 45>,<.c. Outs, spot firm:
. No. 3, 28c, Beef, steady; family, $11.001"
12.00; mess, $9.00@9.3i".; beef hams, $19.60
<5?20.5O.. Cut Meats, steady: pickled bel
'" lies. 7%@3c; pickled shoulders, f>?/i'fti
,-. 6%':.; pickled hams. 8'.;<f<9?4c Lard,
t;'marUet steady. Wertem steamed, $7.25;
December closed $7.25, nominal. Ho
Mjihed. steady; compound, o-fic. Pork.
-. steady; family, ill.' ;H5.00: short clear,
$l4.O?(.V-17.O0; mess. $l2.u"?i IS.OO. nutter.
Jirm: Western rreamc: ', 17fi25i\; State
dairy, lG?23c. Coffee, spot Rio steady:
No, 7 Invoice, 7c. Mild, market quiet:
". fJordovn, 9'^-r,nv?c. Sugar, raw steady;
fair refining. 3-;?.-.; centrifugal 06 test,
'4%c; molasses sugar, :;?'?:,(? Refined,
quiet; standard A, 5.40; confectioners'
A. 5.40: mould A, 5.f-5; cut loaf. 6.00;
prushed, 0.00; powdered, 5.70; granu
Hated, 5.C0; cuts, 5.75.
COTTON SF.F.D.
Nov.- York, Dee. 29.?!n cot Ion seed oil
- there were sales of prime summer yel?
low again at 2ft',i cents-, with trade gen?
erally quiet but steady, helped some?
what by the firmness of lard. Prime
crude barrels, 20 c6nts: prime summer
yellow, 28^c.; off summer yellow, 2Sc;
prime white. 33%j*3l?.%?..; prime winter
yellow, 363T36V&C. Prime meal. $21.50.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat Com, Oals, Provisions,
Lard, ShortRibs. &c.
Chicago, Dec. 29.?Wheat was buoy?
ant mprket today under stimulus of
higher Northwest receipts and stub?
born cables. M>y closing l%f<i".: cents
\6\er yesterday. Other markets rallied
'In sympathy, corn closing */,'((oats
;<. and provisions 2'i'?;:31/i<:. higher.
The leadlnu futur/1.-* ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Clos.
V?>:-,U No. 2?
>U. 70%. 72Vi 70% 72V?
Jan... 70% 72% 70% 72',i
JMay . 73% 75% 73% 75V*
Corn No. 2?
Dee. 30% 37% 36% 87
Jtttt. 36% 36% 30% 3?%
?May . 36% 36% 36% 30Tfa
Oats No. 2?
Dec. 21% 22 21% 22
Jan. 21% 'fl 21% 22/
May. 23% 24% 23% 21%
Mess Tork, per bbl.?
Jan.12.23 ? 12.32% 12.32% 12.22%
May .12.25 12.42% 12.25 12.42%
Lard, per 100 lbs.?
Doc.G.87% 6.92% ?.97% 6,92%
Jan.6.?0 6.90 0.>0 C.90
May . 6.95 7.05 6.90 7.05
Short Ribs, per 100 lbs.?
Jan. 6.30 6.42% 6.30 fi. 12%
May .0.42% 6.55 C.42% 6.55
NAVAL, STORKS.
Wilmington, N. C. Dec. 29.?Spirits
turpentine, nothing doing; receipts, 15.
Rosin llrm at $1.2001.25. Crude tur?
pentine dull at $1.3002.30; receipts, 12.
Tar steady at SI.30; receipts, 620.
Charleston. S. C,', Dec. 29.?Cotton
market llrm; sales, none; middling,
9%o. Turpentine firm ut 32%c. Rosin
firm and unchanged.
Savannah, Ga., Dec. 29.?Spirits tur?
pentine firm nt 35c; receipts, 595; sales,
402; exports, $98. Rosin steady und Un?
changed; receipts, 6,798; sales, 16; ex?
ports, 11.612.
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, Dec. 29.?The cotton mar?
ket opened steady with prices 1 to 6
points higher, the advance being most
pronounced in near months. The pri?
mary cause for the improvement was
tear on the part of January shorts that
over holiday developments would prove
adverse to bear interests. Dispatches
to the effect that exporters were be?
coming nervous owing to the small
lines of desirable grade cotton on sale
in the South, and predictions for mate?
rially smaller receipts after the first
of the year Intensified the longing Of
near months shorts to even up. The
cables were slack, as hud been expect?
ed, foreign business small, though it
was the hull side of tire account and
helped to give the market a steady
start. Investment business was to?
tally lacking; further orders came
through from the SouOl or tire West.
The late months of the morning were
left severely alone. The December
position was entirely nominal. On the
call an export house bid for a small
lot and offered several hundred bales
at 10.10. Receipts at the ports and in?
terior were moderate.
The market for futures closed quiet
aim steady with prices net live points
higher to one point l?wer.
New York. Doc. 29.?Cot ton?Spot,
closed dull; middling uplands, in l-l6c;
middling gulf, 10.9-lGcj sales. 25 bales.
Futures closed ipilet and steady;
January, pPfiO: February, 9.43; March.
9.39; April, 9.31; May. 9.30; June, 9.27;
July, 9.20; August, S.92; September,
8.30; October, S.01.
New York, Doc. 29.?Cotton futures
opened steady; December, 10.00; Jan?
uary, 9.60; February. 9.11; March. 9.41;
April. 9.30; May. 9.31; Juno. 9.29; July.
9.20; August, S.92; October, 8.02; No?
vember, 7.S0.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans, Dec. 29.?Cotton futures
tiulet and steady; January, 9,2909.31;
February, 9.2709.28: March, 0.2709.28;
April, 9.2409.26; May. 9.2309.24; June,
0.2009.22; July, 9.180)9.19.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool, Doc. 29, l p. m.?Cotton?
Spot, small business: prices l-32d high?
er: American fair. 5 2'.i-32ds; good mid?
dling, r. 19-32d; middling, 6%d; low
middling, 6 D-i0d; good ordinary.
51-ICd; ordinary, 4 13-16d. The sales
of the day were 4.000 bales, of which
200 wen- for speculation und export
and included 3.Sod American. Receipts,
100 bales. no American. Futures
opened easier nnd closed steady;
Amerelcari middling L. M. C: Jan?
uary, 5 22?23-64d sellers; January ami
February, ?? i9-04d sellers: February
and March, r. 1501C-64d buyers; March
and April, 5 12013-64(1 buyers; April
Bhtl May. 6 l0-64d sellers; May and
June, ? 07@08-64d Boilers; June and
July, 5 O40O5-64d buyers; July and
August* r. 02-040 sellers; August and
September. 4 51-61(1 sellers. The tend?
ers for delivery at today's clearings
were 100 bales new dockets.
Nor.oik Cotton Market. -
Norfolk, Va., Dec. 29, lOjfOgJ
1900.
Tone .Quiet. Echan go
Good middling .9% Closed
Middling .0 1-V N?W
Low middling .9 Year
(loo.l .ii.dnary .-Hrriida>.
IJalcs. Hales.
Sales . 128 -
Ree Ipfs .? . 1.94.1 LOW
Shipments . 2.230 3.218
Stock .>M?i <V?
RECEIPTS OF COTTON.
Thro. Local. Total.
Seaboard Air Line .... ? 93 93
Norfolk At- Southern .. ? 248 24f>
Norfolk & Carolina .. ? 37 ::~
Southern Railway ?1,610 65 1,66s
Total .1,510 4ti3 1,943
NORFOLK IY1ARKETS.
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.
CORN=AVhite corn, oOc; mixed corn,
ISc.
HAY?No. I Tltnothv, in carload lots.
SIT.oo per ton; No. 2 Timothy, In carload
lots, $16,60010.00 per ton; No. l mixed hay,
In carload lots. $15.50 per ton.
OATS?Mixed oats, No. 2. 31c. from
store; mixed oats. No. 3. 30c. from stoic;
while otits. No." 2. 32c. from stoic; white
oats, No. I. 3lc. from store.
BRAN? Uran, per toil. $10.60017.00. sack?
ed; middling, per ton. $18.00019,00, sacked;
ship stuff, per ion. $18.66019.00, sacked.
MILLED RICE?As to grades, v i
ROUGH RICE?None on the market
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS -Market .steady; fancy. 2Hc.;
strictly prime, 2%e.; prime, 2c; Spanish.
' PEAS?Blackyeyo, $3.2? por bug: bl ck,
90c: ctay, s5c'; speckled, S5c; whlppor
Wlll, !>5c. .
COUNTRY PrtODUCE.
POULTRY?Live, sternly; chickens. ol<).
fat, 2G02SC; ?ring. 12030c; ducks, mud,
20c. J turkeys, dressed. 10c per pound;
live. MlUc '
EO( IS Steady, ut 20c.
BUTTER-'Good country. 12?15c.
COUNTRY HAMS-Stcady; Smlthflolil.
fancy, 17018c; Virginia country, 14016c;
good North Carolina. 12015c,
NORTIIKKN l"AIlllAGE?$2.00 per bar?
rel.
ONIONS??S.0c.v,;; 25 per bag.
POTATOES ? Northern, $1.6001.75 per
bag. '
FRUITS.
APPLES ? Northern apples. $2 G9S3.75
per bai*r*I.
LEMONS?$2.60 per box.
BANANAS?Per tuinch. CCc fjjl 50.
OOOOANUTS?100 to bag. $3.50{li.00.
ORANGES?Jamaica, J3.u0 per box.
GRAPES?Malaga, $4.:.o to $5.00 pur kug.
GROCERIES.
FLOUR?Market steady; spring wheat,
patent, $1.75; winter wheat, patent, $4.82%;
winter wheat, half patent, $4 10; winter
Wheat, choice straight. $3.93; winter
, wheat, family, 53.si, winter Wheat, fair to
Lgootl grades or extra. 4?.tV'i|3.70; winter
t wheat, super, jn.tKiir3.25.
MEAI.?Rolled meal, $1 04 p^r bug 100-lb.
sacks; unbolted meal, 9ac per bug 10o-lb.
J Backs.
1 COFFEE-Stcady; Java, 29i}31c; La
guayra, UtfHGc; cholco Rio, 12c; prime,
do. HVic: fair, do.. :>V.;iue.
ROASTED COFFEE?Arlosa. 100-lb
cases, $12.00; Arlosa, C0-Il>. eases, 3A2.1U;
Arlosa. 30-lb. cases, $12.20; Lion. lou-lb.
cases. $11.00; Lion. CU-lb. cases. $11.10.
These Now York t. ?>. t>. prlcua subject
to delivery conditions.
CTIEKSE? Sin 11 full cream. 13c.
si'GAR?Market sternly: Cubes or press?
ed blocks, loose in barrels. 0.50; Powdered;
loose In barrels. 6.85; either, In half bar?
rels, additional per 100-lb.t., 19c.: Granu?
lated Stnndt'td. loose In barrels,, fi.75;
Granulated Fine, loose In barerls, 5.75;
Granulated Fine, looso In 100-lb. backs,
5.75; Qranulaed 2-1 b. and 5-lb, sacks,
piked in barrels, 5.85; Qranulaed, 2-n>.
und 5-U>. papers, packed in cases, 5.S5;
Yellow No. 3, very bright. 5.00: Yellow
No. 9. nenrlv as bright, 1.90: Yellow No.
10, very good bright, 1.75; Yellow No. 11,
good bright, 4.80; Yellow No. 12, fulrly
Bright. I S5.
SYHUl'S AND MOLASSES ? Market
Armor at the advance; syrup, good to
chelce. 23'g21c.; lower grade uyrup, 15320c;
molasses, l'orto Pico. 22ii30c.
FUOVISIONS.
BULK MEATS?Market higher; rib
Bides, i"-: bellies. Western heavy. 1%; bel?
lies, Western light-weight. !>i<Sl.i.
HAMS?Sugar cured, 12c
DKY BALTED JOWLS?6%c.
PoltK PLATES?6%c
It AM PORK?New. $15.00.
MESS POKK?$12.75.
I.AltD-Pure butchers'. In I lores, 8Vic;
lb. tuba and t0-lb tins. \ic. more.
SALT FISH.
HERRING?New North Carolina cut,
none; Eastern, barrels; $4.00; Potomac,
gross, J;it75; mullets. SO-lb. kegs. $1.25;
spots, 100-lb. kegs, $7.fl0{$8.00; mackerel,
good No. '.', $20.00; white llah, new catch,
loo-lb. kegs, $3.25; H-lb. kegs. 52.75; 70-lb.
kegs, $2.oo.
Additional ofiarino Notes.
William A. Evans, of York county,
on Friday Hied notice of the sale of
the schooner Lizzie A. Shores to W. B.
Graham and George AY. Frith the con?
sideration being $250. The Shores is a
ten ton vessel, 4G.0 over all, 12.2 fe^t
beam and she was built at Monie, Bid.',
j In 1888. v
The steamship Calabria, which went
i aground in Southern waters several
weeks ago, anil sustained injury to her
? bottom, bus arrived at, Newport News.
! The Calabria made temporary repairs
! und then proceeded to Newport News
j for permanent repairs. She will prob
? ably go in drydock today.
The United States Shipping Company
t yesterday removed Its offices from the
Columbia building to the New Century
I building, over tic- Lowe Miller and
I St left stores. Granby street.
: The Russian steamer Heros, said to
I be the first of thai nationality to visit
thi:: port, from Porto Tampa. Fla., was
here yesterday tor bunker coal and
stilled for Stettin, Germany.
The Clyde Line i.s said to have char?
tere.I the Old Dominion steamship
Richmond tor the run between Norfolk
and Philadelphia,
EMBLEM'S OWNERS SUE Til E
WINIFRED.
Yesterday's Baltimore Sun says:
"The steamer Winifred was sued In the
United Stales District Court yesterday
for the sinking of the Bcho?her Em?
blem by the steamer In Hampton
Roads on Hi" -?.Uli of this month. The
scltopher and her cargo became a total
loss. Those who bring the stilt and *he.
amount of damages claimed by each
are its follows: William E. Godwin,
: owner <?' the schooner, $1,500; George
D. Marshall, master of the Vessel and
owner of her cargo of oysters, $350, and
William Walker and William Ellis, the
crew, $20 cadi (or personal effects.
John N. Steele Is attorney for the libel
ants."
U. s. STEAMER PROBABLY T.ost.
Chicago. 111.. Dec. 29.?Special to the
Record from Sattle says:
The steamers Hertha and Dolphin
arrived from South won tern Alaska hist
night with new Blending to sustain
the belief thai the Ut 8. mail steamer
Tilaihookom, <>f Sah Francisco, s<> long
overdue from Dutch Harbor, is lost.
Newport News, Dec. 23.?Entered:
Btinp. Caliibii? (6er.), Mauss, master,
from Baranquiln Iii witter ballast (or
cargo; Amer. sehr. Win. II, Clifford,
Wylle, master, from Port Castries, St.
Lucia, light for cargo.
Cleared: Strip. Mokta (Hr.?. Beavcn,
master, tor Marseilles with 3;004 urns
New River coal, valued at $9.012.
UTS FLESH o?
JOHNSON'S DY8PEPSIA CURB
A Scisnllfie, Unftirit? a*i P.-rmanent it'-iit^r Opjjupila,
Iniiijiittdn 2.iJ all ?icm?ch and Ntrii IlMiblU.
Jnf.Starin.of St. Paul, Minn.,a i: "I had
always been thiu and cjuaciatc I: appetite pood.'
but food did not seeni lo nourish n- mid had
never found anything to do nie anv | od until I
Ciiaimcncca Id lake (onusou < Dysi. ??>-ia Cure.
Have imw been takln? it two in .nth*, have
[rained flltftenpounds ntiil am still increasing. It
i ;a wonderful ine iicine f >r weals nit I run down
people." Lsr^r. Doxo?, 10c, 23c .snl LOc.
TOR SM.E 13Y
Spelling's Pharmnoy, Robert v Holme*
& Co., 3, M. F. Trotter, \ Ircinln Phar
macy, Wallace .v Moore, Norfolk; Wallace
&- Co., Berkley; Jerome P. Carr, Ports?
mouth.
FINANCIAL.
$$$$$$$$$$$
ON DEC. I2TH, AND FOR 10 DAYS
thereafter, I advertised In this space
to r:i"Y STOCKS. Everything has ad?
vanced 3 to lo points, Not ttio 1 llo now to
linike money. Accounts of $luO and Up SO
Melted.
S. K. DYr.lt.
Columbia Building. Both Phones 1021,
ft I
Members New York and Not f?. !i: Cotton
Exchanges.
Cotton, Stock, Grain and Provision
-? BR0.1ER3 ?
Direct wires to New York and Chicago.
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NORFOLK, VA.
Dry Goods and Notions
Spectnl nUcnti.pii to mall orders.
S0-84 COMMERCE ST., NORFOLK. VA.
R, l_. GRHNDY
42 R0RNOKB POGK
WHOLESALE and RETAIL HEAL?
ers IN
HAY, GRAIN, SI RAW
AND AUL?-. FEED.
Litp ?tock on h.'.i.l nnrl In transit
BELECTEO BEED <<.\.:< AN9 HliKo
It YE IN STOCK.
NO. 1 TIltOTliT IIA^ A'LWATB ON
HAND.
ristmas
NOTHING makes a nicer
holiday present nor one
from which more pleasure is
obtained, than a nice Kodak
or Camera. We have them
at all prices from
$1.50 to $25.00
and everything that goes with
them. PLATES, FILMS,
PAPER, CHEMICALS,CARD
MOUNTS, Etc.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
iffi. Mann 8 n
296 MAIN STREET.
H Pay ERormous nmi
for your eooklnr; etovo or ranne, whon
? on can buy direct from tlio factory an1
save one-ttiird of tho cost?
Write tor cataloffua and full particulars.
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is delightful if yon are
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oil kinds of machinery of the most Im?
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
L ?ihunc.it nonce Particular attention to
Fvuamlioat work. DUVAL'S PATENT
BOILER TUBE FURRULES are tho
only perfect inmcdy for leaky boiler
tubes. Vhey cau be Inserted in a few
minutes by an engineer, and aro war
' ranted to slop leaks.
? I'll 12 ?
HOTTIN&H S WRE1 GO.
DEALERS IN
Pine and Oak Wood.
Nut Coal,
Egg Coal,
Stove Coal,
Furnace Coal.
We have special facilities for supplying
the celebrated
Pocahontas Steam Coal
?ALSO?
Water for Tug Boats,
Drtdclne Companlee. *c, at N. & W. -ly.
Co.'a cJty local pier.
NO. 156 MAIN ST.. NORFOLK. va.
So. Hell Telephone. &?1H?239.
fco. Stales Teleuhono. 16? 26?Si.
All Kinds of Coal for sale
at lowest market prices.
Oak and Pine
SAWED AND SPLIT
PQGflHQKTBSSTEHm G?HL
A SPECIALTY.
Tho best Coal for grate*.
Geo. W. Taylor & Co.,
6! Granny St.. Norfolk. Va.
BOTH PHONES NO. 31.
COAL TIME
Is around. A cold Winter Is pro
die ltd?beiier lay In a go*od BU'pply. It
Ign't pleasant to wait a day or two for
coal In tli" middle bt winter. If you
come to us that win never happen, be.
cauto we nride ourselves on our prompt
delivery. But you may not bo one of our
patrons, we would like it' have you o.r
course, and are Miro that after one trial
you would never ko elsewhere.
Norfolk Coal and Ice Co
R. B. HARREld*
samuel fereree,
Proprietors.
357 Water Street. , Both Phones 391
WHITE & CO.,
R ai Estate Auctioneers
AND RENTAL. AGENTS.
81 BANK STREET.
Old Phon? 1074. New Phon? IIa
DU Franklin.
460 Olney Road.
SO Walke.
422 Freemason.
S3 North.
31) York Place.
205 York street.
II North St.
831 Bank St.
110 W. Bramhleton
C6 Cumborlund. s
2/i North St.
103 anil 11$ l.ovltt.
305 Duko.
1 Elm.
-01 Prewer.
433 Hamilton avc.
224 and 226 J.ovltt
nve.
17 Walkc.
117 Glbbs avc. /
86 N. Maltby.
S75 Bute.
17? Brewer.
24 North.
19$ iili.i VJS Buto.
2S9 Church.
STORES.
747 W. llr.-wnbleton.
328 ?.horch.
416 E. .Mam
zfcii < hu ?ch
Lots lur sule.
WE HAVE GOT IT!
A FINE LOT OF
DRY SLAB WOOD!
Nice Clean Slab Wood?has not been In
Salt Water: will not hurt your stovo.
AJ.su Good PINE and OAK WOOD.
CHftS. E. SCOTT & CO.,
200 I.OVITT AVENUE.
Old Phone 021. New, Phone UM.
?I
Are you building? If so,
yon will need ....
Cabinet Mantels,
Grates, Tiles, &c.
Visit our frhow rooms and ggo tho
latest designs, or muybe your want
tin estimate on
Doors, Windows and
Mill Work.
Wo make these nnd you don't
have to wait. Patronize HOME IN?
DUSTRY.
WHITE HiOWflRE CO.
J309 MAIN ST., NORFOLK,VA
12-18 PLU.ME ST.
Fine Front and ornamental
PRESSED BRICKS
in popular shades, in sto;;,
under covjr.
? RED, OKAY. HUFiy and TE11IU
CO ITA.
Pccora. Kxcc:?toi-. coiorir.it klorta:
Btatn? In biaiularu Colora
HAVE YOU Sore Throat, Pimples, Cop?
per-colored Spots, Aches, out Sores, Ut
e'ers In Mouth, Hair Falling? Write
COOK REMEDY CO.. 1077 MASONIC
TEMPLE, Chicago: III., for proofs of
cuics. Capital Sii'O.OOu. Wo solicit Iho
must obstinate cases. \V0 have CtirCd tlio
worst cases In 15 to 25 days. 100-page
book free.
- . . ? r.-'. iKnuearR OSTEEL STAMPS.RAIL
"im'rliJ~*ishIoAaHora.^BAC?A? checks
? &.|UKIM(.,:?vf fct?h= DSA5S CHECKS v' ?HDESCRIP?
II ? BPA<V ? J'BStIOHS S?Al3.BA00t5.SUNCIL OS* :
GNMAiw?i STAMP INKS.PADS. DATCns. etc
! CATTLE FEEDERS!
$50.00 is offered by the undersigned to anyone who can
show from actual test of any bette'" cattle feed
- in the world than_^
C?TTQU SEED MEAL Ai\5'0 HULLS.
Cotton Oil and Fibre Co.,
For sale by all dealers._NORFOLK, UA.
ABBOTT MORRIS. W. W. MARSHALL.
MORRIS, MARSHALL & CO.
Dealers in
Stocks, Bonds, Insurance and all Classes of Realty.
HOMES BUILT ON. AND SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
Several Good Bargains in City Real Estate.
PHONE 884. ? OFFICE, 153 PLUME STREET.
FRANK T. CLARK CO. (Ltd.)
(SUCCESSORS TO COOKE, CLARKE CO.) s
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Builders' Hardware, Polished Plate and
Window Glass, Paints, Oils,
87 Roanoke Avenue. 84 Commercial Place.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
BATCHELDER & COLLINS,
141 to 145 WATER STREET.
-DEALERS IN
Sewer Pipe, Cement, Brick, Lime,
WALL PLASTER, SHINGLES, LATHS.
CAR AND CARQO LOTS A SPECIALTY.
PHONE 101 NORFOLK, VA.
BYRD & BALDWIN BROS, j
RENTAL AGENTS. HAODINGTON '
BUILDING. ?5 GRANBY STREET.
FOR KENT.
DWELLINGS." 30 Mariner St.. 7.50.
|43G Highland.... 0.50
Clark street.... 8.00 300 Granby St.. S.tiO
Clark Btrcet...., 8.00:
42 Cecelia ;ive.. 9.501
538 Main St. 41.G7
548 Main St. ?0.O0
132 Cumberland
St.25.00
ICO Rermudu .. 12.50
719 Church St...11.50
721 Church St...11.50
33 Arlington..
Place.25.00
125 Falkland.... 13.f.0
23 North St. 20.00
25 North St. 20.00
One new house on
Holt Street Ext.
ROOMS & FLATS
729 Church St...$4.5C
131 Ohurch St... 4.?01
OFFICES. ij
Haddlngton Blflg t
cor. of Granby uni''
City Hall ave.
Tunstall Butldifi.,) 1
Granby Stroit.
West Building:. co?
Main an* Churoh. ,
2nd Floor. Flat!
Iron Stiuarc.
STORES.
115 Bute St.$15,00
147 Bute St.15.C0
^'l NivlHon Sr.. 25.00
Ovslor warehouses
101 Walke Bt....$u!ti0]i00t of York and
111 Falkland St. O.OOlButc.
I,'
T. F. ROGERS,
ROOMS 309. ?0. Ill COLUMBIA BUHiD*
1NO. GRANBY STKEET.
FOR REWT.
STORES.
10 Charlotte Street.
Offb.es Granby, Conimcrco and Bank.
Slr.-nts.
Otllcp.s in the Tazewell Building:.
91 Drewer street.
Shop over 11 and 13 Plume street. '
2c9 Water street.
No 170 Viuto si root- |
Warehouse 1g9 and 171 Water street. |
DWELLINGS.
422 Fool street,
244 Olney Koad.
Flat 31 Granby street.
487 Main street.
Three apartments In the Tazews i
Building.
6 Cumberland street.
32 North street.
435 llumllton avenue.
33 Arlington Place.
4^1 Hamilton Avenue.
39 York Place.
2 Cumberland stret.
No. 330 Gruydcn avenue.
No. 423 Duncan avenuo,
FOR SALE. . I
Four brick houses on St. Paul street.'
67g Bute street.
151 St. Paul street.
5 dwelling In tho Mottu Block, Chen,
Three new houses, 212, 214 und 216 Ava
nu? A. Atlantic City?a bargain.
Store and dwelling and good business,
Moran avenuo.
One house on Scott street.
Vacant lot* In all parts of the city.
Valuable water front In Hi amble Ion. ad,"
Joining N. & W. R. 11. Co.
Nos. gs and 70 Pool street.
2.k7 Granby street.
138 Unte street. - ? i
1w and 111 lit own avenue. ,
<3 yucen streit.
814 UAnk street. /
W) Hltjh slrcet.
Ml Purk avenue.
100 Hute street.
75 York street.- - H
422 and 421 11 Ik lilftnd avenue.
Lwelllng 20? Hute street. '
A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
h
K
i
A large brick building, with holler
engine, in rood condition, suitahio
manufacturing purposes and convenient!
located on the Lambert's Point rallrool
Just oulsldo tho city limits, for rent
low figures.
For particulars call on
H. C. Williams & Soni
RENTAL AGENTS
ROOM NO. 8, TALBOf BUILDIN3, 171 MM i
S.S. PHONE OUa
io.Soj
n
FOR REN T.
313 Wlllouglihy avenue, 7 rooms and
bath.$18.1)0
012 Jameson avenue, ii rooms and
hnlh .10.1
now. Bramblcton avenue, u rooms
and bath.2S.
450 Hamilton avenue, 0 rooms and
bath.3//
5 and 0 Onlcy Ru.nl. !? rooms and
bath .50?.
3 rooms 272 Chapel street. '. ,
I rooms 271 Cliapel street. 7.?,
3 rooms 270 Chapel si reel. c.f
7 rooms corner of Hamilton and
Duke.i. 20.001
3 rooms is Cornlck street. 7.SQ:
One farm near city, of Oi acres.
One farm near city, of 3"> acres.
Property for sale In and around tho city,
MONEY TO LOAN.
H. C. HOGGAflD & CO.;
Phon?; 740_30 Bank St.
W. H. H. TRICE & 001
Roal Estate aild Rental Aqenls,
COll. BANK AM' FLUME STHEK'.fd;
'PHONES E45,
? RESIDENCES FOR ittCMT
33 Granby stretc, small ilit t, with I
-bath..-S".r. no,
'2is Cumberland street. ':f>.00>
201 Brewer street.25.UQ
lso Bermuda Btrccl. lO.O?
26 Nortli street. IS.00
68 Wood street. 13.0t
242 Onley Road.4i.'.i?
110 W. Bramblcton avenue. 23.00
r,37 Granby slroel. ib.sb
Nice Office 272 .Main street. 10.M)
STORES.
1?2 Church slrcet. . R3.33
2^7 < Ihurch sir. et. 25.00
p."; Churoh street.
19 Charlotte street, store and dwell i
lug. 40.<f
ft', Fcnchureh street...,. 8,. ,
270 Water street. 50.M
Small store near Market. yfC
72 Queen St. store and room above.. SSi"
2.S& Church street. 2o.l
291 Churoh street. 25il
NONE BETTER I
-. I
TOMS CREEK
For grates, Toms Creek
bright, economical.
FOR STOVES
Best Pennsylvania
Coal.
Marine and Manufacturing
and Locomotive Uses.
TOMS CREEK STEAM COAL.
Virginia lion, Goal & cote go.
C. M KAYLOR. .Resident Manager,
Room 200 Citizens- Bank Jimldlng.
7 and IS NIVERSON STREET, Norfolk.
Phones (new) 347 and 348.
Pones (old) 232 and 3b.
oeKiood-3m
E. L. MAYER, WM. M. WHALEY.
MAYER & CO.,
Manufacturers.' Agents, Importers anc
Dealers in
MACHINERY
and supplies. Tools. Shafting and Pulleys,
Engines and Boilers, Pumps, Injectors.
Syphoncs, Hose, Iron Pipe and Fittings
Valve.. Cocks. &C, Saws, Batting Gear
Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Belting, Packing
Waste, Iron. Steel. Nails. Oils, Cordage] ,
We guarantee the quality of our got A
anu also prompt delivery, and with ia
creased facilities we are prepared to race
uII competitors. Inquiries and i...t.j ufl
tolleltcd. ?
38 COMMERCIAL PLACE. s.Jf
Norfolk.VIRGINI*'
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